St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 20, 1924
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TUESDAY \Y EVENING, ‘MAY 20, 1924- —40 PAGES. en, a er er PRICE 2 CEN ———L— LL Pr WPLED aaa, = EROS FD Oty, French Flee, Donan Plane arp SRMRG| Gh ES WoL Sbenshor Delovie Fito Toke COOLIDEE, 8 AFI ER MI} ROER (| 5h om : # and Wednesday, * af as yi i, | % _ | SITs. os x 4 ion; : GAP CLOSED oo Ca oe | mi Wabash Special Agent! ‘ornsuca”oscn™ wrtags | He Had Been Seeking, cloudy tonight {_ ~ : Be Pe a : me roe 2 = ea ae . y. 2 % 2 F . 2 > ee ? igs oy et | ie 6 Nad z tion in Federal Levies, publican Leaders, and Wednesday, | bh ee Bares, 5: Sk eo pa rf Behe \ Are Making Party Loyal- That Day. porsspe; _ peoler ous National | | sN . a 2p “ : =, Oe tonight and in ow Repre Eliminate the Norris and) Among Those W ortion: t . * REFUTES IN PART HIS ool Wednesday .% : Around Earth. | & 1. ff oo ea. i ria a a ee me Sun sets Tuesday tan | | a . ae % YF i * Ri a ae es ie 4 | = a —— | Waliiindos ie 4:43. r By the Associated Press oan | & £ a | St. a: 11.6 feet at 7 a. m., fall | American aviators flying around | j (of .UZ. Cloudy weathcr | fu, and Find Natives. Bunker. . ¥ . de : 4 ; 7 on His Arrival. Missouri: Most- ea ee tion With Case Told | probably showers | Democrats, Still for Reduc- President Deserted by Re Tlinois: Mostly NAVIGATION OF GLOBE. : Work Since 4 A. M. probably showers | 7, 4 : i ape is: 3 Rie oe = a gee : bm % ia f see a See = (| eee omnes oo sents Complete Trip STORY TO POLICE in north portion. Other Portions of Petand. | Stage of the Mississippi River at| MINATO, Japan, May 20.—The| §& : : " 5 7 ee oe. e es age t | SEEKING A-WAY OUT! 3 VOTES OF VICT the world overcame highly adverse ers Statement Contra-’ te | | i eed — a | | | . . conditions today in flying from . | , i ‘ | ~ sadio dicted by His Wife and | | SIX DEAD AND MANY | INJURED ' Yetorofu Island, in the sy ia to | oe ae ce a ; “ € ‘ Note Taken of Tendency of Even Willis and Woman at Whose Home | AS INTERURBAN CARS COLLIDE ‘'s "i" tern in nortnern Japan. Cf: a a Receipts to Be Heavier) Went Over to Ir He var | |about 354 miles by air. Foggy | Yaa CS : ? ‘ € | Than Expected; Possibil- Plan for Vet : | Limited Crashes ae Empty Coach weather, which at first seemed like- | ) ic ‘S Es: ' tr ‘ al ni 4 : 4 .*: 2 | ye I | a rors : : Si ° fi a ae . At ities of Deficit if Other Left Sick Bed to Vot New facts. learned today \ Its Ind. plishing the flight, pater omaren - . ay - : é Ss . ' : | ” 4 . i | Expense Bills Pass. Against the Bill. seals ; , Z utr er De gs . 4a detectives investigating the Mollie) By the Associated Preas ROANOKE. Ind. Mav 29 Six! what later in the day than usual in y a a ff + ; P . " ‘ “st re es . A . . Ss aear Yr mor niur t ir flights an 4 Be mo ' t-Di : dead and a score or more injured, | the lights J ~~ 6 et " ) i , Post-Dispatch Bureau, By CHARLES G. ROSS, complet- gz ! c a: ao se 20-28 Wyatt Building. | Ohief Washington Correspc ‘ 4S 7} | WASHINGTON, May 20.—A of the Post-Dispatch. ward as a suspect. They did not | between two traction cars of the air, closed the last gap in man | veto of the tax reduction bill or WASHINGTON, May 20.-——-Nof add ty the pe itive enewledre in Ind ana Ser\ ice Corporation One) aerial navigation around the world, * lany farm relief that may be passed, ing in the present session : } ie Sil’ ~ i : s J ania i. a - ; i a be} aa . . : , y the case, which has baffled investi-| of the dead. a woman died of sep te xe Brow is way Be? es ’ } ! - I, and of the reclamation service bill, | more thoroughly demonstrated , ) lAvVINE lown across the Atian | : im , ein t : OuUNng ‘oO . ‘ j ‘ 7 ‘ } ‘i 4 ; 1 apie nina v tae ta won gh shock while searching the wreck-. British aviators having flown from | , -~ | 4 is ‘envisaged by the Senate action | President's utter lack of conte y, . S pests -™ ‘} age for relatives. The dead are: England to Singapore. and Italians | : a 4 IY’ ge in passing the bonus bill over the| over his party than the vote . Fy veto of President Coolidge. which the Senate yesterday c w ound in a rear vard nt 2943 / ‘ . ;, me yeund | oye. , Jacob Diffenbaugh. -Huntington,: having flown across Southern Asia . “AIC IN . e > a . ‘ : P . -_ “ , : ‘ _« { ‘ Ind.. contractor. and up the (‘hina coast to Japan, } } 7% The tax reduction measure he- rode the presidential! veto of. Gamble street at 5:25 2. m. Friday Kk developed today that the for-| . S . Methas tinete 7 Panitiat, « anese flyers F ge | ) mér policeman, who has’ said he th oT Sllgaammaia Huntington tar sof etait a pine orseeage. She Sede ga ae : ae Wt ¢! ie }came submerged in a sea.of pol.- | soldier insurance or bonus bills : - _ - : | . ‘ : : € : ‘ ' . ° Se . . i¢ . i " 4.0 2 nat sai $ cA nee ‘ : " PD te pete. ae a Seen = ane > SN it ae ve a» PEPE Leet ws eS on bs a a } m ~@ ‘ » ’ “a . a og dd comedy cs J. M. House, Fost Wayne, Ind.,/| of their own countries, ' = the following the Senate action 0.1 , Nothing has more graphie mble street neighborhood, until The arrival of the Americans | the bonus and the conferees de-| shown the extent to which the n. Friday. appli - @ fod) *tesman. ’ LIEUT. D’OISY AND HIS ROUTE TO TOKIO. — clined to meet yesterday, confining} tions of the present Congress § a. m. Friday, applied for a job W. E. Wise, Andrews, Ind., ac- | came as a surprise to many, early | j } ——|clne efforts to private conferences | determined “by considerations 4 aeogereny ey . os ge ype | 2 ry countant. reports that the weather was not ———_, By the Associated Prean. — ——____——__-- Ral ad been up since o clock, ; : — . ttn tte Iyj ece) S +H May °0.—TI! reck looking for work. Jacob Toecioits, Chicago. sales- | suitable for ee ae ere eel | “MILES FLOWN BY VARIOUS eS ee ee SHARP DECLINE IN "among themselves and with party | "dividual political expediency, man | general circulation among j n- i] | of Capt. Pelletier D’Oisy’s airplane, \leaders representing both major Some of the very Senators William E. Duffy. Wabash Rail- ; , | ; ’ | é , : whetes ;, ine. | habitants. all of whom have been, | OC nst oad special agent inc harge of the Mrs. —— owe oh omer in tit state of high exc itement over! WORLD AVIATORS AND hich was damaged when he land- PRICES OF ST KS | | political organizations, pe sone pte A "Rt. Louis ter 1 , ; ton, Ind. ao % oe om Cs moon his leaders on both sides of the ah sored —_ oa 7 Zz wt aoal The wreek occurred about 9 \the notable event DISTANCES YET 10 60 + here today from anton on fh , | capitol and representing both par- al, rather than party, respo Tk veieene > f re ren Tit | o'clock last night when an east-' Minato and the neighboring vil- HE dietances flown s® far | | flight from Pa ris to Japan, has dis-| By the Associated Press. . l ties acknowledged that regardless ity were found, for personal : speci ic ' : , 20.——-W “ Duffy arrived at gM ‘A , Third | bound limited car crashed into an|lages prepared for an elaborate by the U. S. Army aviators, organized his plans, pending ad- tt Wal of what changes may now be made sons, among those who voted 7 Y arri eo ce.at 7 , ad . > as - , the fempty interurban which was back- | welcome The tawn is decorated | the British airman, Stuart Mc- vices from Paris: Officials are, Street's disappointment over the | ‘in the tax bill. the President is pass the bonus bill over the st objection of the titular head of ifreet and Franklin avenue, about) ° , , =r meant anned iew? -elletier , : 7:45 a.m. Friday ing out of a siding here Accord- | and a public reception is plannes Laren, and Lieut. Peiletie: convinced. however. that the flight! Passage of the soldier bonys bill | more than Iikely to veto it on the Frequent Applicant for Job ing to a statement issued by trac- Northern End of Main Island. ) PD Oisy, French pilot, in their re- || watt not be abandoned. over the President's veto was re-/ ground that the additional commit- ~~ nr’ toi ‘tin ae “The man “whom I know . i tion company officials, the crew of Minato, near the northern end spective flights afound the | The flver might. however, be de- flected in the heavy liquidation of ment includéd in the bonus bill nah viownn i "| ‘ ed nat frequent applicant for a job was| the empty car overlooked the time; of the main island of Japan, is the;| world, and the number of miles | laved indefinitely awaiting a new Stocks, which carried prices of|will make the general reduction was tind ge — y i) ea ~ industrial leaders down one to six | impossible. had been able to win over three of the Republican regu waiting outside, and I was told aft-| Of the limited and failed to clear | first landing in Japan proper. The || they must traverse before com- || airplane from Paris, or he may pos- | erward that he had been t} m fo ‘the track. adjoining village of Hachinohe was pleting the trips, are given be- | sibly accept the use of a machine} points in the first few minutes of | Advocates of the McNary- h at the bill. the 10 minutes,”’ Duffy said to pag ms z "a | practically destroyed by fire last,| low | l‘evtatoh Gen. Ho@eng-Ling, military | trading. ‘ | Haughen farm relief bill, many of - oye a pheld Dispatc | week | Flown To Fly | ¢;5vernor of Shanghai, is reportea| Placing of supporting orders | whom voted to override the Prest- | ¥°¥ "oe eam SS ispatch reporter. ‘“‘He didn't fol. NEW HOME OF PRINCE BETWEEN Sat Pay hehe rps sovernor Shangn: ; pot id Wheelhorses Against Cool low me into the office. but From Minato. where the Ameri- | American ..«.. 8,846 19,513 ‘to have offered. brought about a recovery, which | dent’s veto, awoke to the fact that vee at at cans are expected to stop but brief- | British .. .. 6,060 18,946 || Phe reception to .D'Oisy at the| cancelled practically half of the) they made a bonus to the farmers Voting against him were -Outside nt ' : | ad 2» (Copyright, 1696.) though se hae Bee ne him ‘mn . oll WELL AND CHICKEN FARM ily, the next leg of the trip is about || French (Paris ‘| French Club was converted into a} early losses, but this failed to hold | impossible by voting one for the| Republican wheelhorses as E — ; a pwaty © $50 miles down the Pacific Coast | | to Tokio) ~-.19,000 scene in which laudation mingled and another wave of selling set in soldiers. degee of Connecticut, the sure ) nce on his previous visits. ; toward the close when many issues | Recognizing the probability of a bolied hero of the irreconci Marculis murder mystery, contra- dicted defensive statements made lone probably fatally, is the toll to- | The flight to this place, by the former policeman who is day of a collision here last night| ing the passage of the Pacific by held in the city hospital observation ¥ | 2 oe aa ee: Se x . Bes on 3 ae Lat Ss eee ee NEW YORK. May wt ~ ai ‘ve ) of Japan ~ main island to Kasumi- } Bits a a with commiseration. The French le said, ‘I've been up since 4!Eric of Denmark and American established their lowest prices of White House disapproval of the tax | fight on the League of Nati *o'c] , ork” gaura, where the Japanese navy | | Consul-Genera!, M. Wilden, and the ©: i r ; Siege Mall ee a cog liber - orgie has its principal aviation station. TELEPHONE FOR THE DEAF officials openly wept with D'Oisy the day. Heavy buying of Chesa- foe. rer i pectrny caders § set pe a Samebed Cu shot, and his face was harward dna | 'Kasumigaura is about 50 miles PUT INTO USE N CANADA and his mechanician. The disaster, peake and Ohio brought about an- on an Oo to ng to trim the bill a nara” afta Republican urt drawn, and he passed his hand fre | ty the Associated Press from Tokio apd the aviators are se ES ; e Jones graduated : ae @ . Mel . “y | rh the couple arrives from *1 southern island of Kyushu, at}... 4 a ae * t > i s cCon- His Ipane, which he brought to Two Others Injured Near Berlin Corporation ‘ax ané. the Mocstt nin ong Meet: wee ae told him I had no vacancy. ‘whenever Pp! the sou r , 7= 'ynee of the cheek bone a a cor! is pan P | el d amendment for publicity of tax re- Connecticut, chairman of - He had told me. on his previous a honeymoon, w hich is expected to, Kagoshima From this porn me | Juctor to the auditory nerve, cou- earth ona golf course, collided with When Animal Is Blinded by turns. Banking and Currency Committ visits, that his dismissal from the |0°_W!thin @ week or two. airmen will attempt the 500-mile|.j.q with the amplification of|a bunker and the -tail end of the Po — Lae gat The language of the President's | Warren of Wyoming, chairm Police Department was Que 14 a| It is a large, pink-tinted stucco | jump to Shangha!l. speech and the suppression of ex fuselage was smashed. eho air- a “ me pg a er a ia! veto of the bonus bill makes it| the Appropriations Committee: ; frame-up, but I had such informa- | ee apa a oe | Flight Made After One Unsuccess- | '"#neous sounds, is the secret of a; craft was oe — “4 Pt Se pegs ee glare of the sanetihae of a|° clear, Benate and House leaders | ie Sy See 2 Seer ton as I needed on that matter.” ee er ‘é to | . ful Effort. | telephone for the deaf, which has) an dthe aviator es tee r aes : 1 motor car proceeding along a high- say, that the executive does not be- Spencer of the HeeEten Lae Charles Smith ome of Dufie’s oil well is being drilled, an 0} Be : “ hie jade vase an: + r Ps X: *) kirt leve it is possible to have general ' ed Newberry. . Staff of Mecial aeents maid “the | the rear of the residence is a chick- | By the ong tr Poros ae aaa an Government Department of | a fund of $7000 raised by popular “ - a goat on eM tge i tax reduction and the bonus bill | Watson of Indiana and Mets man repeated to him the remark 1°" *™= populated by 6000 fowls. as - e} ny troyer Pope from j subscription were presemee *er® ee ee eee ' | together, and since one has been | Mick of Illinois, now a lame that he had been oh te ee 4 : | oayh: -SamEgyRR — | warded by th ” 4 Bg «Snag ne. Ae D’Oisv at the French Club as evi- ran head on into the car and passed, the other must be aban-| Were among those not present 4 Selock. ce & at bape | Airplane Engine Muffler Pertec “ry etorofu ee - i, rts a Special to the Post-Dispatch dence of the admiration felt for! caused an accident in which the doned or modified. | were announced as favoring town.” He sa said t} ‘we ail over | By the Associated Press. = ‘that the fls “ pe Stee vye.| NEW YORK, Mav 20.—Harvey| his exploits chauffeur was killed and the car Position of De passage of the bill over the Rery. deanc ine nan seemed DAYTON, O., May °0.—Noiseless | round-the-® orld aviato dll om Fletcher of the engineering depart- The distance from Canton here! owner and his wife were seriously mocrats. Spencer's frequent prot ye sage ea ‘looked as if airplanes, long a dream of aviators, | torofu espns: Bence ye Hoare > Pian lenant ef the-Weiera Measrlo Co.. | is 1490 kilometers (about s7° injured : aot ee will be | of loyalty to the President McCook —— - epee ts vali effort | who has made tests of apparatus miles). so that D'Oisy averaged 150 The deer’s horns became en- possibie and that the) keep him from voting to o oe napa ~y wena oneue from | designed along the lines of the one| kilometers (about 93 miles) an, tangled in the steering gear, caus- sotanidiiainadiintenteasieer aoe . Only a shadowy margin sepa i 4 ee : ‘ . ; - cle | ae Yowell H. Smith, flight | described above, said yesterday: hour ing the chauffeur to lose control. ing ©. beeatth Bll te 36° oldies ‘he toe cnamaie, if Spesiar ana Wael commander, dealt only with Siamese twins of the Newh i? ‘ ; ome ty Chinese joined with residents in, The motor car dashed into a ditch, | the | It is possible that in some types, : : litical power of all branches of the It said: of deafness bone conduction = - hie Sa ae act, had voted with him, and 4 ; n the hands o ) loss of 3 per cent of the engines ‘t impossible owing to fog. |the transmission of sound by air astic welcome. accident. The car owner and his the Democrats. whose home the pa = ee Ba A from Virginia, David Elkina,. __. lifer tomorrow unpromising. (The |ever, have not proved the theory to Be Circled by Relay in 10 Days. houre later. confgrence committee room ahd Trade Mark Reg. VU. S&S. “ee «6™0ved fro he flyers hopped from Publishing C he New York World ) . m the Police Depart- | W B the day as the | ublishing Cos. the sow Yor the developing opinion that the/| ing now rejected or ignored - |e ment. has aaid. w! | ant to uy | Yetorofu to Minato successfully). KL AN MEETING DISPERSED = * — SENATOR WANTS DOCTOR BILLS best solution is to be obtained by) President's advice on the bes “w Of Detectivnc Hoagland. that Pr, 2 ‘ lace tate that | o : . f ' “ shared the man | a Player- 1anu05 the next landing piace, § {Catholic School Head Asks Crowe | letier D'Oisy's flight from Paris to penses Incurred by Greene. _Norris amendments and standing| World Court, Japanese excl there Until about 2 Central 2 Qdue ey! . . joint resolation introduced by Sen-/| which these rates apply. with the campaign cry of * been put into use by th® Saskatche- | A massive as ' Telephones. became a reality when a2 lve announced successful ter from the Capes > ae. tést vesterday of a device that ‘ ' "te , Whom he is separ. d py ‘rom | siminates the drone of the engine. ie ‘ if 4 : | an wae The silencer. an exhaust muffler liv i? ¢ * in &@ Missouri town, asking. ‘casions a him to attached to the engine, occasion: a. Kive the man a job, and | ying he needed work The woman at Wife en peaed for Him. Rey D> She Ma we, _ Peering | Yo ME 3 » OR. . «J % ett te, : % : L a LO A A TT LTE ee eR RRP PPR LPL aa ll el lt - ful ef , of making up an immense throng killing instantly the chauffeur and t- = : successful eftor't. , ; ats, Pein Py : sovernmen or the next four years eae to fly this morning ‘put ) sound waves may be better than which gave the aviator an enthu the animal which had caused the , denueel is ddnuitindais Tay found it ' a : ae ' . 7 Out of the welter of discussion (a | that i ) " id. ; eee sume , . Se os | wife were rescued from the wreck mpile, 4 sterling etat . a Saeore . | will attkmpt tomorrow Outlook | Such tests as I have made, how Frenchman Believes World Can age by passing motorists several which ig proceeding both in the ey boarded. and i" ho figured : *k © ti f ¢¢ llw in ractice *e : issue would have been ait (Copyright, 1924, by HO. ! the charge on which he was re-| flying conditions improved later in | wor Se a i Copyright, 1924. sv the Press and Pulitzer |among leaders of both parties, is| The Republican Congress C en questioned by 7 | PARIS, May 20—French avia- | emt | alet Dispatches from Masumigaire. ion authorities believe Capt. Pel-| Government Asked to Pay for Ex- ‘throwing overboard the Jones and | taxation, the railroad problem, ® room Thurs- ' 4 ; ‘a May night, that they went to bed !? the town is filling up with great to Avoid Violence. A al sisi be nox. By the Associated Press by the Simmons or Defmocratic nor-| and minor issues, the Republis At 9:30 ° } ° “ ‘ from 1! parts of the Far East demonetrates the } VASHINGTON May 20 The . ett ote entt she atept Chi onier? a es ae poy the Ae sibility of citciing the gicte’ tn 10) Oe ee mal and surtax rates, with some| leaders of Congress are . 3:30 a. m.. when |‘ a : Cc and Northern ee ‘©! 6E0UTH BEND, Ind., May 20.—j*""”° ”~™ Government was asked today in @/| modification of the brackets to| ready to go before the if rot Up te tte . * 4 . welcome the Americans asu- An appeal to avoid violence. made . of t nt to the reom |; 4 h 4 e the Japanese Nayy |-- . rae Col. Degoys, one of the directors | © | ‘of Massachusetts, the ‘ ceiving in the house. “s nyt ing: | ogg re ombe station iby Rev. Matthew Walsh, president | of the military air service, who per- 8 Bo mee ionaert to reimburse 25 Per Cent Reduction Plan. 1. va é ‘ . . . . ; - ‘ " — ‘ . ; - has its Pp e. | of the University of Notre Dame. | ....iy prepared D’Oisy’s trip, de-| **! | While the White Hleuss ret Surrender to Expedienrcy. makes little difference ,/the finest army and navy m assisted police in dispersing « : sl teen ~ Senator Frank L. Greene (Rep.). aI u re yn In the «ix years of the "5 , ] ; : e P s ray tical! =. : t hy what you want. A wide )/ chanics will be on hand to assist , s leat niet that hed assem- lares this feat is eore ss Vermont, for expenses incurred as |to comm t itself on) the tax bill 'n experience as a Washington | arrive wt - night, was due to! | Associated Press, via St. Paul! curred before the crowd dispersed Degovs admits, however, ag his first appearance in the Senate | Geclared no administration could| members to ns a gp MS breakfast d t) 4 ble things of al! ?| ~ . te tion- . : a0 ith resent. the huge expense = rf ' | left . ist, and that he, for servicea ,| Island).—Crossing the interna ; : omorrow tne pr met, % . for several monthe. veto a tax reduction bill and hope nae ving q — house wh: n she did at 6:¢ kinds. | al] date line of their flight last werk Sh P mo T . ” fers realization of the scheme But to survive, and added that while he os pee ag nw ot in Othe have any good unused | from the United States to Japan on) adore FHURST. N. J. May 20.—/the French air service is serious!» Gypsies’ Hoard Stolen. | favored the redaction of 1923 taxes Ther desutiet a oF a: - + : he “ Differences in Stories. i? thiage which find their way a circult of the earth, three Amer- | The dirigible Shenandoah will be studying the possibilities of organ- UNIONTOWN, Pa.. May 20.-—-| included in the general bill. he it not. | that he pect himself has said 6 to storage or to on Reger )i jean Army flyers left Attu On the | -iven a short post-repair flight to- | !zing a reguiar service somage o3 Twelve thousand dollars in goid would oppose any effort to get the This form of concealment , at see one that night, and | vee whil ord we 28 good morning of May 15 (Thursday). | morrow, her first flight since the | Paris and the remote Frenonm ©0Ol- in4 currency was the prize of four! same result by joint resolution. gone out of style. Today “ Sa — ace (re house about |; tpaaition. ° "Seni or bring (| but at nightfall descended in the | inight in January when she fought | onies such as Indo-China “= Glight bandits who. posing as officers. | Representative Garner of Texas al-| rule, not the exception. for a a Why b em tr ‘ne ad, when ready, to evening of the 16th (Friday). IM) storm over New Jersey and Sta- Degoye announced PD Olsy P early today raided a gypsy tent at | ready has announced a similar po-| ber who has voted againet his Sup tl te Should have said he was ‘ Nikoski Bay. Komandorsk! Islands bten Island after*being. torn from |is the first of a = ae hoy od mega Beeson, near here. according to re- | sition in the House. victions to say so without ill be the m.. looking for work, ¢ The Post-Dispatch The Unitea States ‘fisheries Boat) ,.. mooring mast in &@ 70-mile ones which a ene ,. ports to county authorities. _ ‘The discussion of a possible pres-| beating about the bush. It r tio line of renewed ques- | Eider was waiting for them. The gale. The Shenandoah has been tempt this year. He pr . veer na” ‘idential veto of the tax bill carri Ming of the Suspect by Chief of |? Th Perfect Varket-Place weather had thickened and snow tthe to th. extent of 30900/ proved engines will permit of phe-| Radio Programm, Page 55. Ree- ruggestion of ‘ ) os unusual to hear a member e ularly located Following the Want * "“** ppecia) seasion oft | the fervent wish that the a nsives Ho ; hape ne y 400! satpseilgeaneatin land , in cy I e revalent over Nik; ‘hich iii allow an addi- | neme nal speed. perhaj near] 7 . live Street ‘| squalls were p! over peunds, whi will : A etect ive who visited the sus- | / Twelfth Bl. ond ° | tiguna]l supply ef seven hours fucl miles an hour. Ads. , wm . Continued on Page 2 Column 3. —- ee See —_ | ‘ r 2 Column 2. 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oS ay ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , s 5 a > =~. ~ ‘2.: * WS i. BW G TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1924. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH last chapter on the a SMITH RAN tow mount of Insurance Under TESTIFIES MISS PEPER | JAPANESE CHILDR a Coolidge Beaten by gie. In the torrent of shan that marked the announced ; | President Cummins ——ae ee — aaa GIRL STILL FAR | i] i ' | gavel raps. Bonus Law Will Be Determined | LEARN ‘COLUMBIA’ AMD Passage of Bonus Bill *~ : ere was a eecond of .. : | | SING IT FOR FLYERS I. | while he’ drawied out, “Tiga | 4 Special to the toh, 2 the higher mortality risk as age | initia ten, ea seat he disregarded caution and/leries will be cleared”—eng ; | w INGTON May 2°.— advances. | By the Associated Press. i} - | ers. For the last three weeks | fear of an organized minority. | Strain. }up the pandewentum until Ror Cle Found by In “reserve” on which the Insur- who served one year, of which | A. house where the window the villagers have been elabo- | & few moments later he was as-'Cummins lapsed into his gees Few ws ves | Former Acting C Chief of in || ;; ance is based on the principles 150 dars were overseas. The |; shades were always lowered “to | rately preparing for the receP- Bonus Bill "Became Law One sisted to his feet and called out tomed routine and said, “The sa ° ors After Finding of , of old-line companies operating arst 60 davs would not be | keep the devil from peeping in” || tien of the airmen They even || i. of re re clearly “No,” when his name was lays before the Senate the g tigat | Re lie 7 ne a z hose wealthy mistress went | : > in the | ost-Dispatch Bureau, he b hould ished busi . on a 4 per cent reserve thouch nunted. That would leave 3¢5 | and we assisted in placing buoys 'n | ae , = called on whether the bonus should | Siness tem ‘: vestigation Asserts He many of the old-line companies a of pone 155 woul? about in dresses with the elbows bay to aid the aviators in land- t | - SHIT =e Wyatt Building |} become a law. Then he sank back aside for’ a ~ Body of Girl Twelve — . fa ne *" | worn through because she feared || ;.. _ : A N N, Mey 20.—The) ff f h- parting . Da Ago ' Was Directed to Confer | now operate on a 3 per ceBt¢ unt at $1 a day for home serv- | ee | ing. only to see his effort go for not The noise of de e : _ : : -eserve. , me This would give $155. | she me apn mM poor house. Yesterday evening the Mayor || bonus bill that became a law yes- ing. as his RepubDlican co. lleagues and gallery Decupants submerge: ys — With Latter’s Companion The reserve is a sum, which at 81.23 a Gay. the 15 eas |i... ment of Mrs. ' and city elders, many of *hO™M || terday ts one of 200 offered in| took their signal from Lodge and)| his remarks as the Senate ' * 4 inter- Caroline Peper Bushman appeared et for : a increasing at compoun n ) la? e t are izzled fishermen, ™ ‘Curtis and arrayed themselves its - t overseas would’ figure out at / +. the first witness who testifief in | - 3 || Congress since the first effort for | otcenia . || est, reaches @ defiinte amoun $187.50. The total adjusted ||. ..~ suit over her estate in C co a final discussion of raaagagl 0 this legislation was initiated in *s@inst the President. 179. ANONYMOUS LETTER “WHA the face of the policr-——on & . , nae ee fi" | — = to receive the visitors en a! ) ° 000 Missourians: TEI | ~ I AYING TEVER SMI | H . com pensatio would be $342.5 — ed . : 1319 It differs material! on Nine of the "6 votes against tne) Entitled » , certain date. Increase this by 25 per cent pong 6 oo geen ® was reported today that — | che original proposals, aiken a henus were these of Democrats. | Federal Bonus. OF S SAID ALL RIGHT” | ies write a and the result is $427.67. At ing k “Miss P > ean | flyers were ready to hop Off |! 00) cash payments. However, it is while six others of the minority pga Dirt tay a attested | gt the rate of $1 a day for home she facrtanr * .°° being ows — wend after | for this place. everythi ng was in | ; tal ¥ , : . : . > JEFFERSON CITY, se , h factor tS 2.998% +. liy f hb husb Pp not materially different from the who would have voted to ov srride |} a . | service. and $1.25 for overseas “> —— °T eT he ier divorce from her husband. died || readiness for their pease rer ae a. - ‘ Approximately 170,600 - } oe M ‘ly e $427.67 by the . “nm ° bill which Preside H t eto were absent—Senators m . | The first 60 days do not count ~~ I | - hearth ~ eign aa | at the age of 70 in 1920, leaving | In honor of the Americans, || , od Tt Send res nt arding ve- the vv yee “aoe 4. ie Missouri will be entitled te Pere : " Festifies He Was Most | Re amebine Soe es he in ount of insurance. | 908 te $1 i aoe nanee || the echeel children het irned " Coatebed floors and galleries, iz “Harrison of Mis para gates att aaa 'pate in benefits of the Federal Note From St. Louis in . : en. a table of factors has stein AL to ‘ e ueat ca”’ and ““t ‘olum- : » 6” . r dier bonus law. A ~ - Powerful Man i in the De- ong od pared based on the age Table p a meg one-third of it outright to a daugh- rte: Bam cage the Ocean.” The | Noring rules, burst into loud cheers ing a funeral and did not know the | Raupp on. Aa/atant Oma 39 i 2.478 55 peeere 2.201 || Brother and sister are now at | vated. has planned a dinner for | | the Senate floor and galleries over- istration opportunity to win. No figures are availeh Br a Ma rrespondent of the Ry the Ager ‘ated | . _*er* . 539 40 ; ~ 479 56 eseeee . m 5 i773 ' odds over this bequest. the brother ’ the panes hn The curious coun- flowed with those who came to How Senators Toted | said. for determin! rm ~ eae As — ; - ’ WASHINGTON “May *a —Upon ; ox 7 a> 9 SST 41 Tr... S 3 469 57 seeeeoeese 2.143 suing to break the wil’, alleging — tryside is thri! led by the &p- watch this first bic test of the’ = ene - cash ond Sane GLAS ; o., ay 2°.—Daisy ; athe a of former Attorney- : GS RRAe TRE * 535 4° 2.450 >& 3.019 that g@his sister -~®cco manufacturer of St. Louis. After describing Miss Ss Peper'’s | | alleged superstitions and her par- | simony. Mrs. Schmidt went into. pecial to the Post-Dispatch INDEPENDENCE, Kan.. May 2° —Mrs. Sam Etter. 29 years old, and her year-old child were burned to wote until next Saturday. Senator Ashurst (Dem.) of Arizona and a half dozen other bonus supporters promptly objected. ' Senator Rob-!| grocery of Joseph Hansa @5 North Twentieth street, 4 J. HK. Rich of Reserve Bal Sas | Bs the Aseertated Press. Cummins, Curtis. Dale, ‘aicten Fess, Frazier. Gooding. Hale, Har- reid. Howell, Hiram Johnson, Jones | (Wash.), Lenroot, Ladd, Lodge. and keep house for her father. | George Ashby. Then on May § came the discov- | ery of her nude body in a brush +» Very busy man.” Batley testified Centinecd Frem Page One. tteu o sinitilinetes en — | , Seat that Mr. Smith represented | —“Or st Fee Eee aoe | detail on some points: death in a mysterious fire that de-| ingon of Arkansas, minority lead- | ‘@ * \ | » - : ; | . r a : . ' = a \ 4 X N . N Cc 4 rr : ->bim we tees that came up, he | kolski Ray. on the west side of | Consress immediately ae Caen Saar Peper would aever wear 4/ stroyed the barn on their farm, six|,-, 4 saga ey i Be ae weg roa es k, Norrts, | MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, a1 pile one-half mile from her home apnea on hao one «en —— about.| Rering Island. where a British. election to act on a new — a | pal . earrings that had been | miles northwest of here, late last, ence. sed ae a. sectayge . an te Stan-} john H. Rich, chairman the Indications were she had been dead r Smith teld me to do party that has reached Caicutta on The bonus bill as adopted, the! given er because a fortune teller night. Mrs. Etter yesterday noon | Up in Senate Chamber held. Warren, Willis— 30. | Board of Directors and agent of since Feb. 2 or not long after that * mrould ee all right.” flight around the earth. expects Treasury points ovt,. is the least/ told her they would bring bad | .ook the family car, ana with her! “aah fe renga drick, McKellier. Mayfield. Neeiy,/; me yee as to Mr. Smith S| the Eider replenished the fuel tanks Tt leaves open the opportunity. and would take crying spells that | parent’s home meat Bey & poe nae ben uh. Overman, Pittman, Ralston, Robin- | was added the warning. “Remem- | Aadem n o— went to the Attor-/ of the planes. With this the planes for the administration to sanct.on_ lasted for days. | Mrs Etter was not seen after!, se ee a ee w be ws , “S-' son, Sheppard, Simmons, Smith, ST. LOUIS POST: ber what happened to Daisy Ash- } _ Bey-General. ° @y for hop-off o7 he the tax bill, knowing a deficit will The witness said further that) a ae whe a ‘ter out another word, the clerk began! 7-ammell Welsh (Mont.). W! : yy. : i wer rea : : a Lop Ol on the © AX hii, Oo & i che left her husband at their home : ' a’, iss - Pmt. ?. ee! Founded ore db _,, The bureaw was being reorgan- | morning of the 17th be created, to await the outcome, Miss Peper seemed afraid of her | eo ge Ee: reading the Presidents veto mes-| er_37 : #e = What did happen to Daisy Ash- | " : 4 intil r , Ww iscov- | : 7 tr, . ; . _ Apea during the period. Railey add- Attu is 188 miles weet of the of next year’s collections in hope, @@uahter, Estelle. Whenever she “ Paget ye ’ a -sntate | sage in @ rearing voice But \evd | Farmer-Labor— Magnus Johnson Pudi tehed sg a i : by” The inquest jury decided she , _,04, and most of the consultation | 1g9:h) meridian. at which a day is ther will be larger than antici-| ™@de presents to her son—the ered in the ruins of the Darn,! as wag his voice. it was completely; . a | Co. Tweirts levard and re had b led + + between himself 4s } ref ote —— _. ge ipl } , F clasping the body of her child t0/| eclipsed by the ro conf sion | Shipstead—2. Total, 59. een strangled to death, bas- . an mith dealt | lost from the calendar as ome goes pated. and then to suggest such plaintiff—she would say, peo’ * tte | | et Mg elo wag” Se ; (Member Audit Bureau of Cireulation) — ing the verdict on the finding of wit . ee seam of — to be | west and“a day is doubled as one new taxes as will be necessary to, D@th. don't let Estelle know ¥ Bernina: pe he rig on the fleor and in the Three Votes Lacking. MEMBER OF THE ass Cae her cloak belt clinched about ner |. cy > prem or red. = travels east. But Attu’s calendar is make up the difference. From the Had Paralytic Stroke. ; U. S. Treaty With Lithuania. mae aaa ay oe ws This made a total vote of 8&5 neck. It is presumed also that she , . had office in the de-/ that of the territory east of the Treasury viewpoint there is some- Mrs. Schmidt said that Miss;. .. , a ay os oS = ~~ |e = Gentle aie , _| titled te the use was criminally attacked wh ent and “took an interest in| meria | Peper had been an expert pianist. | °*.°"* “==‘e4 — ithe tally sheet and began the roi]; #"¢ 2 fraction above one parce igen liv b meagre BE om ot 4 hing * meridian ti hing to be said in favor of the. “ae » Ps : pianis. WASHINGTON. May oa —Theic ~all essary ‘° sustain the weto was °9 or ery) credited haps erueuy beaten but this could : . The internationa! date line on latter course Treasury officials but had suffered & paraivtic stroke | P ‘ : ~~, local news published t rar he determined, due to the time | . The witness related how Smith! which a change of a day is made maintain th , nee ne ne «v.| Which deprived her of the use of | $©™ate ratified yesterday the extra-| Then came a moment of drama _ three more than were available. gy that ela i be > bad told an assistant chief of the in the calendar fol) oe a somes maintal! the worst effe > of % ad Pte paves iis ohn ot fae 4 dition treaty with Lithuania, signed i For Senater Greene of Vermont. | As a cap the day's climasz are aso . ‘ elapser tween death and ‘ “he ‘ * mo ae caienGar {[oOllows the 15°th bonus wil! be its notice to Business! a ee sl + Kovw mri) 13° nd the. ’ , » - SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY. discovery of the body. | Wereau had to get out | meridian for the most part but that the anticinated reductionsc more. and her inability worrteqd/ * Kovno April i394, a ine pale and supported by fellow Sena- came word from Legion lobbyists ADVANCE: | wa ae ies p peebewering © question by Chair-| pends west a little south of Atty not de arried out. If. it spite of | RF. the witness said |special “traveling salesmen” treaty! tors, came suddenly into the cham-/that they had by no means ended Bai “Tine Sunday. one year -....918 ft te eee 12 ene : : rt. he said there was a | i srw OCs . & spre 4 areca with Costa Rica The latter pro-iber. It w he first time he hal their * poem ) Y ho reason, in bis judgment. for the z ss . ; veridia he bon us. the tax Dill can be made aia ™ : ad ee hn = ies for special rights for com-!appeared since a dry agent's mis- ont tien ate na oe ther ~ iy ‘ was found, and throughout those | : after passing Attu toward the crfective: i: ~uld become immedi. | POwoned Miss Peper'’s nd against : n mus advocates. a renewed aeGer oF ee ps Gout aay i en north eat ‘ jor ine The fe Immec!-| him and his wife and daughter. In| ™eTcial travelers who visit Costa) directed bullet struck him down on; demand will be made for the cash ast ~ nani ays = investigaters' have}; iter beats areune meg This arrangement was made to ;> aaa eget — © next Year! che codicil to her will. Miss Peper | ='*® wader license | Pennsylvania avenue weeks ago.' bonus, on the ground that the one Defivered by city carrier or : aati oc without. 6pgreciaite sri ce recegnized Smith as/ .-;,, the Treasury could go over its re-; 9 Hocico leaning , eter ie tail. oe tr pie ene. On | eae i aie - —- . | pall the Aleutiags in one day aaentin ; a ili _ _ | stipulated that unless Bushman’'s . had come from his home in now passed is, after all. only insur-/| Daily. enly S0c a month: Sunday. 10s rene /3 . i man they had to pay attention! Reckoning all statements of time quirements again and suggest new) 4. enter, Ruth. left her "eek ot by tae macinted Poe Carthage. Mo./ \--rmont, where he has been slow- ance, and that cash was promised ——e & , cmeshh a of *, e case. listened patiently to the- | ¢ . ua m the morning and’ ;,; 04 for the ‘tienal ex.| Sth &@ penny Ruth left. An- score of families were routed from | PaTeirSs iN aes oe : os more (HGR Bee SS) Eee 68 S Eee Ss ¥ Orists and oth ced the | amege ~~ arrived at Nikolski at 4:36 in the wl il hy ee . Seitan "i tae other provision of the will was that | their hemes “ the east nart of the | Though far too weak to be in his hour for the Senate to write the/s., ove 6000. Kinie v spot where he Gai ae Outside tronage Grab. afternoon They remained - ~~ ms ‘ 2 r }s., ‘ 0 Pe eS : n “ ‘ OT - n ~~ |} . if Le ‘ nieckh. Central , me at . ‘if ‘a , } MEP temeee 8° Congres ale —— . ir contested he or she was) city last night by flood waters from | — end then departed fo St. | You understand that Smith was kolski until! § a. m.. according to ext se an _ . - Pe te mae to be cut off with a 4@dollar Thus, .@ small stream that rose two and none the w na ; 5 ee . b & sort of a messenger for the At. | Teports from the the Ford at Pa ee ee Soe ae ee) ate . » | o: 5 torney-Gerera!*’” asked G a mashiru ue hed ye at ra-. vided in the postal clerks inerease | . us om™MaNn 1 SAINE e ‘income three feet deep in some residences A tlood of amateur investigators t ' reorge ik . » Peac! that isiand at bill. the McNarv-H . , rom a third interest in the estate | The city light piant was put out ‘s expected shortly with the f ] Chamberlain, attorney for Daugh-/ 2:35 in the afternoon | McNary-Haugen bill, et anger: iets aa be ;, , Dirinenoee erty Th the apparent deficit for next vear. ae ;or commission temporary when announcement of a $2060 reward a ® us the elapsed time for the Wire Barlow reaside« ‘* +e e' the . a “A - . ‘na ha — .- ‘ . \- rr = > ~ . official inted out. might be $1.-| sices in t Isiand jthe water wer int e¢ machin- r arrest and conviction of the Well, I don't know as te his be. | trip from Attu. which started ee poe — BEat OS at Cev? . ) : — 0 ing @ messenger.” Bailey aea | what Th a On | ann an0 aoe © Ceylon, but is in St. Louis forl/ery pits. Four and a half inches murderer or murderers. Residents . “He ‘ ot mm ~~ hag urs @ ve pn mrayes | Offsetting oe ee the tria iof rain fell here last n ght ra G) aszgow and outlying farmers . tative of the Attorney-General,| what was Friday in the United | Teceints to be a littie heavier than) = iat tee: ee > eumtes ot teal though T don't SAY 1 was to follow States. was 27 houre and 35 min.- ‘has been expected a fact which pas a nariceus ane oe ae bis word entirely, without some in- | utes. while the flyin - caused some of the President = ad- > vm" ask Ying time was 12 . contribue " @ication that the Attorney-Genera! | hours and five minutes visers to believe the treasury could e e r “ ~ : nt ™ eg approved.” Chamberiain suggest - absorb the $161.990.000 deficit in ia pr " the amateur | fs @4 that the usual political require- Martin “Can Never Forget His the tax Dill without calling for eS y ere in . = Giscounted in advances, ments for a change in the person- . A ne ony Opportunity.~ amendments or new sources of in- e ae alr soe ye tate pang - mel of the bureau. with a ¥ the Associated Preas | ete a ee ee Sess tnt nana ABOARD THE STEAMER come. a Pa ° Ca tu PS . ¢ believed to be withholding in- - bie for the situation. bet Railey re- | “ATHERINE D.. IN NORTH PA- rts pe OSs me | » afte ee ee . Sind un sne Banece ef Renice-|CiPtC. OCEAN. ‘way ts Pru AIRPLANE TO CARRY CARGO vr after Feb. 2 i tie® usually had been considered | '™* ®'' those ardimg his return to sal . , , | ~ cs rivOn County authorities have}, a? (he eetconeen system. ‘the States, Maj. Frederick L. Mar- OF FREIGHT FOR FIRST TIME woe Bingen — os agit dress is best in and how much to Mug. n elved an anonymous letter from ~ Dh auer conmedt peu to | tin, commander of the army flight | stylish been —_ . ae ty an buy. Other patternsgive you only . Louts in which the writer cen- |‘ nything Wrong?” Chamberlain | around the world ghat has almost; Martin Bomber wo Leave Wright all a ert rench styles one or twogeneral cutting charts. | “sses, “Me and my cousin Frank hi nde4 lreached the heart of Japan. ex. Field for scott Field With 2100 really do bring out all your The Deitorgives youantndigiducl | s'lled Daisy Ashby.” The writer! * Had Access to Files pressed in a statement today Pounds Tomorrow. ~— looks as nothing else in the cutting layout for your size and “ys “he throwed the lap spread|“ *. (Monday) " | By the Asmociated Press world view on your width material that “ver her head when sh a! = rbere were two or three latte mday) his great regret at nel DAYTON. 0. )} °” ; How can you have the flatter- really saves money. Besides, the ‘Pre per pedge jons we couldn’ inability to proceed with the ex- wl May 29.—For the : Jee? 1 ovis y ‘Proper advances and that Frank | © t agree on.’ P a ing French sty] Why beca tt ) + Sins tie i athe histery ef arme g french styles: y use Deltor shows you ail the French acked her. The writer sppiiey said “There wasn't any | Serre arte OOS Cn I ee tee ee Butterick keeps a staf? in secrets of making and the girl wast a oe ‘ . uption in his request.’ Plane on the Alaska Peninsula’ chtaggontetarsyp han SO ee W' Paris to cable news of each finishing your dress like and ne ae a found to be dead | a 2. r wrignt ‘e.qd tomorrow +h : 1s ; n mde ‘ e Smith got everything he wanted aval This staterent con-'! ic ao? Seeted “y ; — ae new style. Immediately a an imported mode! Srushes San pa nalaie mp. ne - ley said, when Senator Wheele: | “°C** : tioned Marti nbomber. 7190 1 — Butterick pattern is made for Send coupon fer The ‘er includes a plea ane rel : =" K Bked as to his access to official | cam never tar my TEES nietians pasts and o a rt llama . each _ mode—it can be Secrets of a Parisienne’s *"S0\utely innocent pansy ae The Rureau of LaePs igation opportunity shattered with the hy any 4 ~ ‘ 7ul ent tor yours tomorrow . Wardrobe Butterick—of ‘ *sted a« x. 2 _ niet . | v i « orn f-om Ti" ps a - P . . J s: e* Mes were frequentty furnished to tangled wreckage of the flacplane | aan al “ ley aoe a righ ars creates styles and ew York, of webere mcs nemaieal and asserts ie | tm s, the witness declared, though | Sea*tie on a barren mountain. a/ 4. peccrde cn Ay aagear tara, Butterick knows how you f,: aris, of London. The letter Se ee = wing were in refere | the Alaska Peninsula.” a a Oe ayes bee why Paris itself buys beer in ae - — oo >» ng - — = C- ae ever been taken aloft for the sole more Butterick pat- BUTTERICK —, then ean Loute since Feb. 4. Al. | T Ip Precrmoty un there uncerscoot C, B, WILDMAN, DIVISION HEAD |Snccic'ss‘cup to noccoara SETS || de TOpers thas as Par vane me too sertously. the aleulanty be |S Should he rip be successful, m e pera than are . : ~ ° = : similarity had to do what he to! : - ore ' hi mmun!i ma of si. nt Be ev aa — ged th gel OF MISSOURI PACIFIC DIES planes will be built to carry large t in any other with T s co : 18 de. up many Ged he Ashby case andthe wun- Th Meee flsured they hed better | ' Quantities of freigne anu wights to pattern store in the DELTOR "Sn _Eoue h of Mollie Margulis |. ‘ : all air at ; Biitiend ot world. . . : : ova as been noted 4 hi He Left st. Louis for ™ “4 poms he distri sup- id. f diverse ee ot ar | Three : . rie! ee Nast 2 ' } ; + Had Investigated Burn«. | Western Section. ' yg Y ' ee ad | must be made it own flo O d ll . ° ” Being Heid. on > fo wilh | Re the Age ated Pres ose ved on the tirmre ene y - eric 1s a ns. ne an a In their wrens: secuting Attorn R wile e There was a “case file” in the KANSAS CITY. M - — adn speed in delivery will & not content togive you > . ahd Chariton Ces ey , deaiee| ANS AS May De "eed as the base for caiculat-| I] gives you with it the and personal affairs, they need the bank. Witte, 25 yoare nar .. Wuttam G0 Ses ter of the bureau. indicatin. | *™' of the Western Divisien of the ile bee Aor ; y o° expanding ltor that show you "=" years old. in jail at Key- ter pat the department had investi | Missouri Pacific Ratiroad, died at freigh: a mn ih ste of all the secrets of mak- ' q if ted the detective chief himsell) nig nome here ' , eae ~~ in Tr toda’ after arQM ii] _ oct a 7 i- APProkim . ,. ss i some perted during the war : ; rs pe VaIatety SUC he Deltor tells you | cy nee as Vou t tt eontained Bailey said he | ress of two weeks He would have mites from Wright Field what material the © ban ’ need f. not knoe ' been 55 vears old Frida): | , ' | Widman camg to Kaneas City ay not only to protect gains already made, . reduce the force to a minimum.” and aseumed he superi ntendene v > EDNA FERBER $12.95 b b The “Help Wante witness went on, and in so do. | %* *"* “Western Division of the ra! Only ‘ ut to Vv th of . " gave preference to Repur- | road three years ago Previous to = kh h with the Deltor = = S h an experienced Post-Dispatch are b He said Smith “declared ; that time he had Yee rn genera)! eun ooW + ] as 2 fine - S i ee |. cndent of the enstera Stvisins Paris loves the straight flannel ally in planning further advances, workers, men and w officially connected with the °F the read. with headquarters a: understanding of 30 it takes only 3% fords sof ba h ili — of Justice — _ bh» | St. Louts ordi ne use the Deitor. ave ability, and Vv just there as a matter of per rdi nary people t y that’s $12.50 for . " friendship to the Atcorney | MAN INJURED ON MAY 1 DIES , ' "we || material and with 45 cents for In what way can we serve you? where it will be apy helping to get things | ells f pattern. you have your dash - ' . $s ory ing li °= 96" OR Construction Worker Was ° ng Uttie costume Ser entySi2 SS! these columns caref J. Pie = by ' Car. in . an ’ j . ree Miller, a former Wash- liam Smaits, 63 years old. of e THE newspaper man. teat:fied 738726 Olive street died a* City Hos. a ome in ewark SECRETS OF A he met Jess Smith in Feb.. | pital today of skull fracture suffer. . ~~ PARISIENNE’S WARDR while assigned to «ert news | *d on the night of May 1 when he eee [fh dune OBE by H E | the Department of Justice | Was struck by a west bound Delmar yeaa Publishine Ca. D — oye . —____ PO S T- J | that Smith's “Benerai attitude car while working in a United Ral 3 Dept. @. 223 Spring St.. New Tork Se. Louis’ One Big eee se ways construction gang in frert a ° Picase goad mo tree ef charge the booklet thet tells of the Secrets of 9 t. Smith at the time head| ‘el? Delmar beule = , © The Perfect M pee office. bh ae Name | - sald. Dut has a steter Mrs T c. Dolan. — CW s CSS ete eeeeseeesesetsteeceeees e002 08 eee «6 Ces eeeseOGoceoeceseoaesns necee ereund vaericus offices. j as in Richmond Heighta. Street ee fe © seer fe ee © ee @ © © se «& . ee _2e*eeeee ere eneeeeeeet*eeee . ; sccupring the Attormey-| An inquest @#ill be held tomer. | agen ay a mma as tas ah: “a inaagntotane eee 6a , Now On Sale |< a
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Bt y Wo " ene {8 TA? Pad ‘ oe PO Qe ee a rar 2 we sa ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISpaTcH TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1924. 7 hed —s fem FPO ASHBY | sue ar poreur 7 eee STLOUIS POST-OISPATCR = ees. MURD 8 BROADCAST FaOM The | L@Ying the Corner Stone of Her | BOY 16 ADMITS ‘Suspect Applied for Job [site ses'wsttiig | PIRI STILL t AR DEPTHS OF A SURREY WOOD $275,000 Gift to Washington U. || snare ae. | Morning : that marked the announced result, By the Associated Press. J NINE HOLDUPS IN | President Cummins interjected hig LONDON, May : }. pect’s wife yesterday, in the town Few Clews Found by Inves- gavel raps HOUSANDS of persons who imentioned by Duffy. returned to- | day and reported that the wife | contradicts the man's statement tigators After Finding of There Was a second of Silence while he drawled out, “The ga). had never listened to the notes of a nightingale’ jthat she last cleaned and pressed his police uniform. Body of Girl Twelve Days Ago. , |} but rather seemed to co-ofg After Murder}: 0... soul early life,” the physician? “about his acquaintances an says the man was in his stere about ' 9:30 p.m. Thursday. The man has ; said he went there to pay a bill. | riences, “ye his Retest appears to have wb Seen on Street Night of Murder. then an te tie hese Norton He. Philip Berger of 2933 Dickson! sponded readily I cannot say, 0 street has said to the detectives that til I have made a further examin he saw the man walking west on! tion, whether 1 would consider Dickson street after 9 p. m. Thurs-|a normal person, Rut if there day He did not notice that theiany burden of guilt on his mil man Was wearing any part of a po- he appears to carry it very lightist lice uniform. ® (hief Hoagland today | Attempt to Trace Badge. | preparing, for the Circuit Att foliowed the | An attempt is being made tc |and the Coroner. a full stat ‘trace the badswe lettered “Special | of the developments in his Potice—-26."" which a bov found : as to the former policeman, Sunday in an ashpit near the place will be placed before the Co | > | where Miss Margulis’ body was' jury at the inquest, now schedula | found Local badge manufactur-/t? begin Thursday morning, : ers have said they did not make it,| P@ther of Slain Girl Repeats Original Matement. 9 — Joseph Margulis, the young n lie was interrupted by reneweg shouting and roars of laughte, from dozens of Senators, who kep: up the pandemonium until Senato;, ;Cummins lapsed into his accus. tomed routine and said, “The chair j lays before the Senate the unfin. ished business temporarily laid aside for’'’——- The nolse of departing Senators and gallery oecupants submerged hie remarks as the Senate resumed its course. }170,000 Missourians Entitled 1, Federal Bonus. ‘ Brecial te the Port-Dianetch. JEFFERSON CITY, May 20 Approximately 170,000 persons in Missouri will be entitled to partici. - pate in benefits of the Federal! so}. dier bonus law, Adjutant-Genera) Raupp estimated today on tha basis of statistics compiled for payment of the Missouri bonus. Of this number Raupp estimated between 65,900 and 60.000 are &t. Louisans. No figures are available. Raupp said, for determining the § tota! Amount in cash and paid-up insyr. last night. These birds were tempted to Sing at the right moment by notes sounded on a ‘cello by a musician seated in the wood, it having been found that they respond to musical] tones re- sembling those with which they habitually begin their songs. A sensitive microphone and amplifiers were used to trans- mit the notes to the broadcasting Station. leries will be cleared'’—and the, 4 heard the songs of these shy Original Reason for Arrest. George Rolof Tells of Ob-| pausrr— if there is any farina, deinonstration——. little birds broadcast from the depths of a Surrey wood late The man’s possession of a police ae" : uniform, including winter trousers taining $397.20 in Rob- with a thin white stripe down the . : legs, was the origina! reason for his | beries of Gasoline Filling arrest. The arrest. ‘ statement of Reuben Shapiro, 14 Stations. years old, that he saw Miss Mar- | EAB: \guUlis being pursued, near Gamble _ Easy money, througn, tne gaso- | Playground about 10 p. m. Thurs- line filling station holdup method, |day, by a man whom the boy sup- ANONYMOUS LETTER i 2 ee TELLS OF SLAYING London é aoe ? | | poe “good times” via the _liquor | posed to be a policeman, because of | | and girl route, appealed to 16-year- |a white stripe on his trousers. ‘but that Yee * old George Rolof when he lost his The detective who visited the : Job at an electrical shop May 10, | wife reported today that. when h» and he set out at once to put his | Plan in operation. such badges are some. | times sold in stores for 25 or 30 | cents. The number 26 has been ome father, has been at the suldered to the body of the badge of a daughter, Mra. Samuel : fof 5917 Maple aven: For ej | Badge Found by Boy. ) "" 1e, since | or eight nights he averaged | he was suspected. asked, “Did he , - jfuneral Sunday. . $49.65 ; hi le al ms : ne | Joseph Midwinski, 13 years old | H k ‘ 7-99 at nis new “job. Then, get that little Polish girl that he of 4044S Giaewed “avenuse. tahe e was asked today whethe®, & early this morning. it came to the. was alwaves after?” phe NaASEOW avenue, ves> | gome investigators have su ~ ag e AS the ; "y i iver , ‘ usual! sudden end. and the 16-year- “Always After the Girls.” —_ h WAS ill oe rllev about noen | he had any discussion with M 1 y old youth found himself in a police “Sunday when the badge was foun‘. Margulis, when he met her on : : The wife said, in explaining her A bov about 13 vear id climbed] cell, with only a few dollars left question. that while she was living’) . Se apsate and came: out WHRGEE of the $397.20 he admits having | int 1@ A} it ; “3 1e out with! » = _ : ~ with him, her husband had shown | '"'® u ishpit and cam sa ') night as to her pay check. obtained in nine filling station a disposition to molest a young Po- the meta! badge. he said. The boy! had received her check. for a holdups. , lisp girl who lived: near them. and | polished it on his sleeve before the! between $18 and $19. from her His usual method of operation, that she feared he would harm the | STOUP assembled there and pinned! ployers, the Bly & Walker yes he told the police and a Post-Dis- | gir “He was always after the ‘* on his coat, saying ‘“‘I'nf going to! Goods (o.. that day. St : ow il b , patch reporter. was to hire a taxi- iris.” the wife declared. he a copper. now. The police Ia ~ | Father Repeats Statement. ll ‘nella . Gtetribute | ; — order himself driven to a The man’s first wife, from whom ‘*®! teen it from = . Schein father said the pay Se 4 continue to be for weeks to come, AS " ao. x B % : ; filling station, get out with remark and who lives in It has been suggested that the was not mentioned between t regardless of what happens next. é Rs ‘4 or —: wanses to sée a ‘friend’ 8S. louis has given similar infor- uaeue a such as ~s used by — oe aun apeneren given hin ey | Inside,’ accomplish the holdup, and | mation as to his habits. Both wives Strike-breaking employes of de- check to cash or deposit for Until Feb. 2 it was merely the (drive away in the taxi | have contributed to the police gtock | tective agencies. The suspect has Said, But he repeated his p name of a Lectured by Judge. of information. of interest chiefly | related, in looking for a job, that | statement that all that was farmer's daughter—-and . losing his legitimate job to students of pathology, which | he worked for a time with a de-! between them, Thursday hight, wn that age and position are not un- y Be 5 ne ae hee eh fs Rotoft passed several bad checks bears on the examination now be- | tective agency, which employs his Question. “Where = you dinner Two armed men. who at | ait tending Renee Sas ne eas ek. : , oe ; ce , and was held for a time at the ing made at the hospital into the |strike-breakers. — | ; and ner reply, “Over ses first pretended they were tntoxi- — a | . - " oe House of Detentior He was pa- man’s peculiarities of habit and Besides questioning the womar a girl friend. ' ‘*: cated, took $35 form the cash reg- 2 kt was e — or a art eee) roled and lectured by Juvenile tendency. at whose home the suspect bhoard-/|_ Phat conversation, shortly af ister. Two men, one of them armed, person and iar fe pg 2 gers 3 Judge Ossing, but he said today to the ed. the detectives have questioned | $380 Pp. m. Thursday, is the obtained $165 in. a holdup of the she preferred oe tarde play 1: ay , that his associations with other the girls. 17 and 13 vears old. who | 4ccount that the police h grocery of Joseph Hanse, 4267 Kansas Cit) os er than to cook | ; ;}¥Oung reprobates at the detention live there. Their story has cor- Miss Margulis’ movements, North Twentieth street. and keep house for her father, ; i'home had given him the idea that! the man has related. She sald that ‘responded so closely with that of cashed the check at a drug tore = George Ashby. | i ; a , ‘the etick-up wav was a good last Christmas. when he was still in the woman, as to statements of | at Franklin and Leffingwell. Ve J. H. Rich of Reserve Bank Die«. Then on May 8 came the discov- | . es game.” On bis release from the oy + er hose Hier ite exact time, such as “7:55 p. m,” hues, but the clerk who cashed Fs the Aseoriated Preas He purchased washed the uniform himself that the is not sure whether the tina ery of her nude body in a brush i home he had $20. inquiriers have doubted | ra i] ‘ ws eee appa tey . _ : ~ “ . . , c » 7.4 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., May 29. pile ene-nalt mile from her home ok Diag a revolver in East St. Louis, moved | uniform, pressed, and the winter |Whether the statements were Vefore or after 7:30. Dr. —John H. Rich, chairman of the ne mere Saw SAS Doon Mend | :; : ie ‘from his home, 3322 West Bell! trousers showing dampness as if thought out independently. & me. porter men the. Ola Roard of Directors and agent of since Feb. 2 or not long after that : Mrs. Newton Richards Wilson of Brentmoor, participating yesterday in cornerstone ceremonies at #®venue and started his nightly fo- from recent washing, was found in! Detectives searching the house) een tr detemine how long the Ninth Federal Reserve Bank date. At once Daisy Asnby. who Newton Richards Wilson Memorial Hall, which she Rave to Washington University as a memorial to °4Y%S. a suit case in the man’s room. ‘have found a steel bar eight inches Margulis had been Gene when oi here. died today after an illness of had been relatively unimportant in her husband, who died in IQI4. The structure will house the department of geology, which her husband His firs! holdup attempt. at Other Statemeats Refuted. ; Policemen. ™ nearly four months. first saw her. ene. not being in- formed as to the crime of which | A UN Little Credence Is Placed in Note From St. Louis in Which Writer Describes Killing. “= ” eae aR aaa a : . 2k 3 By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. GLASGOW, Mo., May 20.—Daisy Ashby is a name on everybody's YOO OOO VO ORR OOO ERG ROO A tongue in this town, and it will ka was divorced. Drug Store and Grocery Held Up. Mrs. William G. Papin was held up in her husband's drug store 5801 North Market street, last eve- ning, while her husband was a; vo Nila at pe! 14-year-old girl—a girls of. ;_ After ‘ « & The second wife said. as police uniform, that she did not wash, press and put it away, as Te _ . frA,*. Mia SES ie. SG PERS eee long, wrapped | . body was feund. | iOng, Wra ed in newspapers datec , , life, e important ji th. ' a . ; , found it said it was rigid. Mie, became | o ta + in death. joupeted as a member of the class of 1879. Previously Mrs. Wilson was known on the campus as Theresa avenue and Washington As was told yesterday, the de-, before the murder, with rubber; ,,, 1 Aff " ’ 5 AW 0 s ADOU ‘fea » I _ ? A ; bh a\. -ans . . xeep : e lady who gave the swimming pool. houlevard at 3 a. m. May 12. was a scussed Affairs ith § ing good company and eariy hours ! =————————____-_—__________ = scl a mata : oe | eae See eee ‘failure. He ,08' his nerve W hen ne diction of the former policeman = ding and hand over the gun.” Ro- from the proprietors of the stores | per.- lar habits, and was not was added the warning. “Remem- /teesville. is to have a preliminary . a : x \ ~* ia -° ae ‘ , s M ae . a a a ed lease aces! Welson Memorial Hall ’ } ; ‘ : ° \lof complied, but got the weapon whore these transactions occurred, The suspect, questioned about | #bout her acquaintances oF Ss e Ica e UY ONON/” ve on his declaration that he | that both were in the afternoon,| this weapon, has said that it be- | trouble she might hve, and tag | having some fun.” hands about the end. This bar. so | wrapped, would be a deadly weap-| ‘Mrs. PD. Caplan of 4161 on, which could be carried without! ette avenue, another sister of) h i tectives have also obtained contra- man in charge, who knew him | statement that he went out Thurs- ; slightly, laughed at his drawn re- | day night to buy remons and to attractine attention. as the beare? pate? a A dew ma woman, to ,volver and told him to “quit kid- | ahange a bill. They have learned, | Would appear to be carrying a pa-| fay that Mollie was @ girl of ream tv > ? ~ — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH J * y. the Ashby gir! or be freed for lack was “only nl cietainn,. 0 mea @ antennae is confident the tragedy did - | 7 . , Founded by aan eee What did happen to Daisy Ash- | o¢ evidence. De Witte admits he Published Dally by The Pulttzer Publishing by? The inquest jurv decided she... d he ' ’ ‘ere’? ed t) G) : Co.. Twelfth Boulevard and Olive Street. had been strangled to death. bas- ‘and t girl were togetner in Glas- 1, “. gow Saturday, Feb. , Daily, only 50c a month: Sunday. 100 »s A representative of Attorney-|¢hat he saw Dewitte in the wom- fice rs he had intended to be driven ‘mal, : | | ~~ : feneral B tt ent two day an a : ote (to a filling station at Delmar boule- Dr. McFadden said, after leaving | ’ r e = rm ( ‘ss Oo ’ ’ a . , ‘1 . =e + . ro . ens walting aepot Grand and Lawton. $54: |vard and Skinker road for his tenth the prisoner, that he wonld return ne Case. iistene atientiv { @- | #y ry ¢ 1:87 3 1. ans var ay a \ “. : yw : cs 4 hs ~~ from 11:30 p. m 0 1:5¢ a. m. and . Tyne, $36 tf oldup 4t the Laclede Avenue tomorrow, and would makea plhiva- | } ¢ ? >T K a. Ti —T . ‘ ’ ite . + } > 7 & , oL 4 = — 5£oBe fe jhe ‘ ; . ¢ . , : SA . hOOnK lead anotner kavs he saw Dewitte a ae nev ohh ood Polen” ae I iS p anned, within six months. It Wal W shington $46.- Police Station he admitted the orne fical fxamination. lie enaid aa to f . ‘*2 “— * ’ é ar ae ; >“ iis 2é ) €) Tis ail 7 4 AStu- ’ by ; . ‘ T. hi ‘ 74 . . = — ~_ « . . *} »_ pees ° . ‘ ; : : ; . Fouts | rive a 30 a : depart aaa ote Oo! . ts one a : ‘ is veins constructed Lo —— Clayton and Oakland $40: TH6OO Le robberies. he man’s mental condition, that he 4 Uu i si? : = , _ * . . " v . »? " i\ rs - ti] 7 " . . t] ‘ . sty! >! 4 . a _* . n ‘ ' i ee ee Waten = elt. - ie - a sdilias which wil) re 4 paid ues mot ADA € of the ' neimar. $30; and. back to the sits The station agent was Dus e new .ructul e. 1c st vi other university buildings, being of his first attempt, Theresa a nad 'house the university's department done in Southeast Missouri gran- | hie} Washington, where he told his ac- is her gift to the schoo! ite. which has a_ pinkish-brown quaintance he. “meant business | color. boulevard and Chouteau ‘where he got $57.70. figured generally in the rest of his holdups, about one a night, as fol- A chilling rain fell from a gray Mining and Metaliurgical Engi- overcast sky vesterday afternoon as, reers. a friend of Wilson. delivered | Mrs. Newton R. Wilson, with a/:an address on the importance of room of the ‘dainty silver trowel, smoothed the, the study of minera's mortar beneath the corne f lows stone © Wilson Ha!! will be completed Vandeventer and West Wrtered an second-class matter July 17, Lk&7R. at the Posto poe, 85 wt Louis, Mo. mder act of March Bell, Olive 6800, Kinloch, Central 6600. spot where the body was and then departed for 8: none the wiser ton and 'terim. A flood of amateur investigators} his office and did not observe ‘s expected shortly with the forma! those outside As proof of his/|of geology. announcement of a $2000 reward deciaration that he was unaware in memory of her husband. a m premppeccrnye oS Ee Srrest and coaviction of the of Daisy Ashby's disappearance jing engineer and a graduate of The 490 students and 7 igstructors a « was early vesterday morn- — ae re ee Dewitte says he returned to Glas-;that department, class of ‘+9. WhO jin the department of geology are | ing and 2 policeman was secreted | oneal ae teen Sage meet Sem werpey atterncon to keep an bear oe A Sie on ana Women etood | waco ™ pmrmae scattered through | jin a filling station a block fon and the county courts of Howard engagement with her. , some ’ ; ota : : 4 “ is pany buildings on. the : campus |in the belief that the pena Pan and Chariton counties will be asked Dewitte Only One Held. oe Oe ee en ee 2 sae -| When they ate gathered in Wilson | her might show up here. “aa ut ; ex | ritt ly e still in umbrellas and! Hall they will have a well-equipped while detectives had been sear h- a Pe —— eo giadiey | building with display rooms, test-!ing for the “neatly dressed, sien- | The ability nt the amateur jail Ww nz and research laboratories. and aan roung robber ¥ ith the roached Sleuths is discounted in advance, at some future date, a seismograph ' “ A nah nt 0 i ae: re it il is hoped the reward offered metetietaiiieun! hentia’ air. se Cee will open certain mouths here that Bh nine pp are believed to be withholding in- formation about what happened on or after Feb. 2. ed somewhat bv {raincoats and Chancellor held an umbrella over Mrs ‘son's head as she conducted the brief ceremony at the stone. and a Jim Donaldson, negro porter. was released last Friday. his moth- er having verified, with no evi- | As she tapped the stone with a, tower dence to the contrary. his stor \ wooden maliet and pronounced 4 - oo 4 2 .* ? a Ft as - ’ _ 7% / that he went straight home ones wen sar petuanys — “3 s ene ga a Re Se SeeseeeeeeEeseeeees s 8 Chariton (‘ounty authorities have walking | past Dewite ane ¢ - Bree a’ pre ee wer ‘ag F — % ie recelved an anonymous letter from Ashby about 11:30 p. m. A factor) you to know that this splendid un “1% St. Louis in which bi erutter een- ‘in his arrest was the reputation (versity is very close to m} heart fesses, “Me and my cousin Frank /his father had of being unruly | she said. ‘During its 71 years, | Eo ' when intoxicated. While in that,of my family have. graduated here, | hilled Daisy Ashby. The writer | ; Dn os ah aie at an says “he throwed the lap ebread condition a year ago the elder on- jan beets present a ome . oung | aldson created a row at the depo-/relatives are in its classes. So .ou over her head whe she es} ) n sh resisted ‘and was shot to death. see why | should take euch a great '& interest in the institution.” improper advances and that Frank | Earnest Damma, C. & A. section Gave Swimming Pool. Attacked her. The w r t “the girl was Mate te yap bea / foreman, charged with committins tnd we decided to put her in the | perjury in Dewitte's behalf, wi Af “a brushes for safe keeping.’ The let- | have a preliminary nearing © by W. K. Bixby. vice president of ‘fr includes a plea for release of | Keytesville. Friday. ,. | the univérsity corporation, as the osolutely innocent persons ar - George Ashby is hopeful of solv- most popular person at the univer- rested as suspects and asserts “it; ing his daughter's death and re- | atey, known to the student body as _. no niggers. either.” peats over and over, “Murder will lm he lady who gave the swimmin ne letter is dated May 14 and s out.” | pool’—Wilson Pool, built in 1921 ‘ ‘ ; tid = Mates the writer and Frank have ang WaRrag A ae a cost to her of between $590,000 — tome Louis since Feb. 4. Al-! Turks Give Amnesty to Prisoners. and $75.000 As she stepped fron) ‘ ae —. amt OF Ls not being taken | Correspondence af the Aeanciated Preas ithe platform at Wilson Halli, a bou- & oo tear yh the similarity be- | CONSTANTINOPLE. April 278.— i quet of roses was placed in he- e ty os Ashby case andthe wun- ‘The National Assembly has passed arms b) a young woman student—- e In ‘ ‘ der of Mollie Margulis a bill granting amnesty to all mili- ihe gift of the student body. | z Titientea has been noted and tary and political prisoners arrested Mrs. Wilson's father, William « upon here. ‘during the war or armistice per od. Giasgow Jr.. was a member of the Suspect Being Held. ‘The bill excepts 390 prisoners stip- first board of directors of the un =a ° 4 * a. ‘ ‘ . of ‘ reecuting Attorney Brummal]|ulated inthe Lausanne treaty. versity and made several gifts to a ariton County, is to decide | whom the Angora Government G¢- ithe school. Mrs’ Wilson, during ° on Week whether William de termined should not benefit by the the past several years, has mad» |= "tes " : ¥ te, 25 years old, in jail at Key- terms of any amnesty. (hambiin Rolof in a Officers found , ee en ee Wilson had been described | Sa 8g8 e-eaiese® How Good is Your Business Judgment? Executorship in these days calls forthe business judgment and experience of more than one in- dividual, no matter how capable he may be. Ask those who are most familiar with its technical- ities, and they will tell you that it is best handled by a trust com- pany, specializing in this particu- lar field. i200 a8 @ - — = ~~ aa. > ar several minor gifts to the institu-. 8 . tion, besides the swimming poo! —— — ae —— and the geology building. She has) no children and the relatives wno now attend Washington are four a nephews and two cousins. . The greater part of yesterday's = epeechmaking @ — ee ee ee ——— ee ——s But suddenly the responsibility is thrust upon you. Then you dis- cover that executorship requires business ability of the highest or- T has ever been the policy of the Aeolian Company of Missouri to supply the finest musical instruments pos- sible for the price paid. The Vose Grand, style X, at $795 15 es or St oe et oe ~ i 4 SS) eg 2. a2 -~ __ Ap ee Z > — The “Help Wanted” ads in the Post-Dispatch are bidding for able workers, men and women. If you have ability, and want to sell it where it will be appreciated, read these columns carefully. THE POST-DISPATCH St. Lours’ One Big Want Ad Directory The Perfect Market-Place ceremony and the were held indoors, in the cour :- room of the building. January Hal! just east of the new building. Ed- ‘ward Flad of the Mississippi Rive: Commission, a classmate of Wilson at Washington University, reviewe ! the history of the man in whose memory the building is erectel, from his birth in 1858 in St. Louis through his school days, and his career as a mining engineer and lumberman in Colorado and Mex- ico. Chancellor Hadley spoke of the ‘importance of scientific stpdy and listed the contributions of the geol- ogist to civilization during the past century. Prof. McOCourt Talks. + « = Prof. Walter FE. McCourt of the | _geology department spoke of the great necd for the new geology) }bullding. and William helly, presi- -a dent 0 f the American Inetitute ol! indeed in keeping with this. Our display of Grands includes Steinway, Web- er, Steck, Vose and Premier. Our Grand Piano prices are from $625 and upwards. Very con- venient payment terms. Liberal allowance made for your present instrument. AEOLIAN COMPANY ¢Y MISSOURI Ww. PrP. CHRISLER .PRES. 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These can be converted into many effective coiffures, spe- cially priced at $2.45 Boys’ Keds, $1.9 In all brown and white can- vas with brown rubber lace etay and ankle patch, extra heavy soles, lace to the toe. Sizes 8 to 2 and 2% to 6. (Thrift Avenu ain Fleer) Plaid Sport Satins 98c Yard Fiber silk and silk Satins in plaid and checked designs of self-coloring. Brown, navy, black, coral, pink and jade. 39 inches wide. (Escalater Square—Main Fleer.) Lingerie Satinette 49c Yard Finest qualities—soft and silky, with a high luster that is permanent. Rainbow colors, in or shadow stripes. ash Satinette Wonder-Maid Satin Maid B so levely yeu'll want a dress in every color. The quality is of the finest. price. or Square '—Main Fi) ’ E IS offering {s so ex- traordinary that we suggest that you avail your- self of the opportunity to Pay in a supply of Collars for future as well as imme- diate needs. They are cor- rect and smart and include: Semisoft Nos. 1, 2, 3, Taft, Harvard and Chamberlin Half are made entirely of fine webbing cloth with pique webbing tops—the remainder have plain web- bing tops with stitched neckbands. All are clean and perfect. Sizes range in 14 and 1. measurements from 13 to 18. (Men's Furnishing ans and Thrift Aveune, Main loor.) -— Priced for Underselling or &— Men’s Good Oxfords Smart Styles Good Makes WwW. have selected many styles from our regular lines of high-grade Ox- fords, and offer them for Wednesday at a specia] Underselling price. The lot in- cludes such or black cal perfect fitting. or kid; also in patent leather. ood makes as Howard & Foster, C. B. Slater and Hurley Shoes, in tan Combination lasts insure comfort and Men’s Elkskin Shoes $2.65 Pair You'll want a pair of these Elkskin shoes for Summer outings and for vacation. They lace to the toes, and have rubber heels. Specially priced. ‘Main Fleer.) Underselling Features for the Golfer MH Golf Bags At $3.95 A s-inch Bag, exception- ally well made, with alumi- num top and bottom—made of heavy canvas in several colors. All are trimmed with genuine leather. ————————) manufacturers. cover of waterproof Ashville Handmade Clubs At 2 Tennis Outfit $4.45 Outfit includes high-grade rackets from such well- known makers as Wright & Ditson, Harry E. Lee and Kent Co.; racket mate- rial and two Wright & Dit- son tennis balls. tennis A PERFECTLY balanced Club, made by one of the foremost Drivers and brassies in plain ivo and fiber face. Irons include Wm. Gibson imported Clubs—many autographed models. Croquet Sets At $3.95 Set consists of eight bells, well painted and oiled, and wickets that will net rust. An ideal Set that will far- nish lots of healthful amuse- ment this Summer. King Horn Burke Make Clubs, $1.49 An ideal Club at a remarkable saving. The irons are drop forged, the weed Clubs have persimmon heads—al!l have hickory shafts. Boys All-Wool Tweed Topcoats At a Greatly Reduced Price $26.95 S° greatly has the price been reduced that it is impossible to appreciate how extreme these val- ues are until you see these Coats. They are in at- tractive all-wool materials—grays, tans and browns. Well-tailored English raglan models. Sizes 3 to 10. Boys’ “Tom Sawyer” Sport Blouses, 59c Here is an opportunity to buy your. boys’ Summer Blouses attractive price. at am unusually | gre They are well made and full cut of strong percale. Sizes | group. (Fourth Fileor.) _% x mo J Boys’ All-Wool Caps, 69c These are fashioned in one and two piece styles of all-wool tweeds. Colors tans, gtays, browns and dark mix- tures. All sizes for boys are in the (Beyer Own fStore—Fourth Floor.) Ix-DAY UNDERSELLIN A Special Sale of 16,680 Delpark Webbing Collars 1 Zc Fach— 3 for 50€ Novelty Silk Gloves U nderselling $1 -95 ELVE-BUTTON Mi- lanese silk; arms are trim- med with stitched bands; they are double tipped and have attractively embroidered backs. White and pongee. Chamois-Suede Gloves At 8o9c Pair Novelty Gloves, with the much-desired short flare cuff, in straight or turn-back effect, embroidered and appliqued; Have fancy embroidered backs. The color assortment is quite large. Main Floor.) Sciok of Fiber Silk Priced for U nderselling At $]-49 GAY and colorful Scarfs, in plaids, stripes and con- ventional designs; very smart with the boyish suits, sport dresses, etc. They are shown in all the favored Spring shades, and finished with fringe. Slightly imperfect, but very special values. 36-Inch Silk Nets At 39¢ Yard All-silk fancy mesh Nets, of various — im black, brown and navy. Suitable for dress or hat tri Various styles of filet Me- dallions priced at, dozen, 55 * ¢ - ie Rae oa = oy Cae eae Ss tae i ges Pha ie), eee ee ae 4, 7 - os - . ‘oe , - ; Be : s nig et De SRS Pe a a ee Fae gies = enn SRA eee ae Oh ee Sg eee a ee with dainty lace edge and hemstitchingg § in flesh, orchid, white end hoseydem SKIRTS that can be worn all with suit, sweater or blot out as a striking feature of th selling Campaign. The materi would cost almost as much as Price of the garments. Roshanara crepes, wool Can flannels. Cluster pleats, pani with side pleats, and mannishly Styles are all shown. Sizes 26 to 49 waist. . (Thi: Neg lig ees anc ae we POET ven es ees
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TUESDAY, . m. . | : MAY 20, 1924. o an 20, Th or eal , : a . * - St e Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH st SSS ee eee ese ne —_ en te ee — — —__— —_— _ CL OS ee eT -- ees PSR TE Sar OE Re LO Se ROIS KE PTE AE Te oe Se eee ~ DAY UNDERSELLING CAMPAIGN ; ‘S \ (ies) Underselling of 4 ‘ es Se se Sample ae Ue A Jewelry \ 50c to $3.00 ~ FROM one of the largest if the Silks newest patterns and not to be overlooked. , New York importers, as- “) sembled and divided into sev- {/ feral groups and priced very / / special. The assortment in- | / Cludes: Printed Crepe de Chine are fifty at- tractive designs in both and dark effects, print- on crepe de chine of fine ty. The designs and srir are the newest— th in demand for dresses, children's wear and 40 in. wide. $2.95 Yard co-operated us in of- rancid buon A osiery in the Underselling Brooch Pins ne ee Priced Extremely Low for Wednesday in sterling silver, enamel, jet, Chiffon Silk Hose, $1.95 Pair Men’s Silk Hose rhinestones, etc. (Main Floor.) Full fashioned, of excellent quality, woven 44c—3 for $1 25 to an exceptional clearness and made with wide ‘ flare tops; silk from top to toe. High spliced Thread Silk Hose of medium weight, made — Pearl But CONS _ heels, double soles and strongly reinforced toes, | with high spliced heels, heavy reinforced toes. some with non-run garter stripe. The season’s A Hose recommended to give wonderful wear. 7c Card colors and black. Black, gray and cordovan. 3 Cards, 20c Thread Silk Hose, $1:95 Pair | Full-Fashioned Hose, $1.25 Pair IZES and styl it- S oe tos Bei: gD coe Women’s Silk Hose with attractive lace clock Thread silk Hose of a nationally advertised children’s clediees: ‘aiiewk wee designs, clearly woven and made with mer- | brand, in serviceable weight, made with heavy sale Novelty of the derwear, etc. They ere es. cerized lisle tops, double soles, reinforced toes. | mercerized lisle tops, double soles and rein- been evolved—at one low ceptional values in thie Us- Black and colors. Every pair perfect. forced toes and high spliced heels. Black and. desirable colors; some slightly irregular. ‘ | | derselling Campaign. . ’ ae i | rs ‘E f t™ W h D pr lage St Children’s Hose eS (ecend Floor.) Ce 4 Vverias as resses tecuten: ea ane 35c—3 for $1.00 Silk-and-Fiber Hose : roning rk: ads, Fine quality mercerized lisle Hose, in fulj 39c—3 for $1.15 Cool and Practical for Warm W eather Special, 69c length, ribbed effect or fancy Derby ribbed Men's Hose of very good quality in the pop- . Allon make, Ironing Board style. Every pair perfect and carefully made, | ylar dropstitch effect. Made with double soles agi Many Smart Styles at Pads—muslin covered—will ‘'" black, white, cordovan, beige, pongee and | and spliced heels and toes. Black and colors are ; fit sxs'-ft. board. Very &4¥- Sizes from 6 to to. represented. (Main Floor.) VERFAST Linens. Everfast Voiles and Everfast § | (5 specially priced. * Ny 7 | 0 OOO > vay — — a — OOOO O66. % - ~~ Se aie Broadcloths, each one carrying an “Everfast’’ Covers to fit _— nee U; d , , guarantee tag, represents just about the best oppor- rina n erselling Values in tunity that will be offered to purchase Summer An Underselling Feature Dresses of such good quality at such a low price. Domino Some as the styles illustrated. MEd dik They are fashioned in many new attractive styles in exquisite colors Records Pris sitah nie @ oe Bee LE Dress Woolens, all 54 Simin which will be as fresh and pretty at the end of the Summer as when the 3 for $1.00 a tn | fer 8 Fe SEES eee A Shown in an assortment of __ Button-waist Nainsook Union | Hea aw. in a diversity of styles and | 3 LP 7 , | - ; 2 Dresses are first worn. Sizes 34 to 46. OFFERED special for models, in lightweight cotton. Suits for children, reinforced one of the most remarkable | ) ; . eect tps ps in the Dress Goods section. We Will Replace With a New Dress or Refund Purchase latest and moct wemler kin Sis ead | ee Mohair Crepes | ‘5, Price If Any Dress of “Everfast’ Fades for Any Reason included. (Fo ma | y (Moderate-Price Dress ees Md 20 Floor.) dels ec sonata Athletic Garments | Button Waists Serge With White } ne ; Pencil Stripe At 89c 29c—3 for 85c i Mannish Suitings | = P . ? ae | § if Sheer batiste Garments for Ribbed cotton Button Waists po Pencil-Stripe Poiret ) Extreme Value eC ' j eC S a et a a women, in pink and white. Fash- | for children, with tape reinforce- } ereiag ie | | 5 ioned with bodice-top, step-in| ments and necessary buttons. See ae style. Sizes 36 to 44. ‘Sizes 4 to 12 years. ool Twill ki repe een 4. W irts : | sheen Crepe Shant | Smart Ne S In the Underselling Campaign, Offers Values of Importance Separate Garments _ Boys’ Athletic Suits e, $2.98 Yard :4 In Popular Summer Fabrics | ae ‘shia laas a | | Handmade Dresses—Special Group a OF flee ges combed cotton; | gine pig Jia ( shirts are sleeveless or with cap | Suits for boys, athletic style, full f° ate guess Under. | ~ 9 a; dy AINTY Frocks of isite b in 1 : : | | rocks Of exquisite beauty, in Jong, Eo, ~ sleeve. Tights have cuff or shell- | The Flannels ta pop- } Very Special, 6 aa — | {fy D short and Empire styles. Made of finest nain- $ .00 . TAA trimmed knee. Some drawers pnts wa oo eo were te NN age ia ee is Se ce ae, at - a - - ee +? LY ee . . (Secon Visor.) sook and French lawn, beautifully embroidered and =! PSEA ht » are included in the lot. | (Main Floor.) tucked by hand. Some have skirts trimmed to match the yokes; slightly soiled, but remarkable values. Sizes KIRTS that can be worn all Summer | i infancy to 3 years. erie | a with suit, sweater or blouse stand [RRB . | il \ ] - m 2 8 I 1 ake a striking feature of the Under- Rit in of ae a : wy / | Y oile of Finest Quality eature e selling Campaign. The materials alone | | | Se aca a | eon Ss aa Ri bg Nod. Embroidered and Hand Painted would c 7 : ost almost as much as the sale and nainsook, hand scalloped and | fine wool zephyr, with dainty be quick to recognize i & rice of th WY : | 7 gt Bee : F , , Undermuslins of this ee er MN FA smbroidereds slightly soiled; in- | trimmings of, pink spiusual in hh sn Featured for Wednesday's Underselling Roshanara crepes, wool Cantons and ime ; | terest. Rie 4.) ay flannels. Cluster pleats, panel backs | WHMT Zimmerli Bands _ Bird’s-Eye Diapers (if BE ei) YPICAL of the remarkable values to be _ side pleats, and mannishly tailored | Winn Vn At $1.00 At $1.75 ~ Se expected in this Underselling event is yies are all shown. itd | Imported wool-and-silk Bands; Size 27x27 inches—hemmed and (we, jh *) this offering of Voiles. At the price we are , $7.25 ——— to 2 years. | package. a Madeira Cover and Pillow, $1.35 sed ae every woman who sews. 7 Sizes 26 to ™ oe Iki light weight for Summer. Infancy ready for use. One dozen in a meet ; ; 2 ednesday | = 4Qyaist. | | - $0 . quoting it will make a strong appeal to (Third Floor.) The cover is of batiste, scalloped and embroidered by hand. Yard Beautiful designs are carried out in fas- { | : @ Ne li ‘ e Kapo illow is covered in pink or blue. , , a g aN — nos ee see (Second Floor.) cinating color combinations, in yp wage e, satinay, shadow batiste, | - mple Line : and handpainting, on Voile of the finest ol ty eA | P Un ders elling of F ootwe ar quality. One of the most beautiful and most popular of Summer fabrics and one of the a ed cuff or frill with hem- | = ae lace edge and embroidered | . AreIrnesistibly Lovely most interesting values in this sale! (Second Fier.) At $ 1 622 Smart Styles for Spring and $ 45 “ made v th hip hem, buil Summer—1500 Pairs at, Pair shou! . medalli * seth be ae : ZS 2 i . a . : , re ay | A Vem) sortunate Oppor- TYPICAL Underselling values are presented in this group of women's Corset Underselling es 36 to 44. f tunity a . ose veg footwear, which includes many of the latest styles that have — ; WN /AR «sortment of fresh, new Negi brought out. There are fancy strap models, street Oxfords and sandals, . ‘ ee een ee. ¢ frasize i gees and Kimonos, each one in o.- patent leather, satin, and white cloth—all of excellent quality. Brings Many Good Models at Great Reductions i regular sizes are available, EF } seemingly more beautiful The heels may be high or low, and the soles in turned, welt or street S ‘ 1 re a) 39 pecial Group at $2. ‘orchid, white and honeydew : | i | than the other, at a price ex- weights. : | | tremely low for Negligees of Many of our Smartest Styles Popular Sandal Styles RAP-AROUND elastic Girdles and Corsets, in the very this high quality. Underselling at $7.85 Underselling at $4.45 popular topless style, made of fine silk brocaded mate- f black baronette t of models for dress and | An unusually attractive Underselling value in ;jal; greatly underpriced for this event. Many are o A complete assortment o | Sandals of patent leather, Airedale calf and jack 4 y satin, with striking colors in hand- street wear—in blackyand colored suedes, satins, rabbit calf. Patent leather Oxfords in Blucher Reducing Corsets at $3.45 painted designs, acer a. Se patent, kid or calf. Box, Capen and Spanish style are also included. All sizes and widthe. ured silk, plain or figured crepe heels. Welt, turn and street-weight soles. | ee The larger women will find excellent Corsets in this group de chine, and soft messaline silk. —models that are being discontinued from the Nemo and Various trims, including pleated ap’ F W-B lines. Made with extremely long skirt. Large sizes georgette ruffles, wide ribbon only. bands, rosettes, etc., lend individ- ; : Brassieres, 69c and 79c uality. Dark colors, suitable for a . Brassieres of pink broche, lace and novelty materials, in ing, predominate. popular styles—longline, and some made with abdominal Nearly all sizes, and only one support. Exceptional values. (Second Fieor.) or two of a style. (Second Floor.) — = cc CC CC LLL ALLA —_ -—- — = ——s Se a oe _- . _
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POR EL I Ee “" = = — | ST.LOUS POST-uisPATCH TCESpay. @ MAY 28. 1924. + a en —- —. en 2a & af Presenting the “Simplicity” (As TUlustrated) A New Summer Arrival } “10 Black Satin Patent Kid White Kid Covered Spanish Heels This new creation is so beautiful in its simple, but graceful lines, that we have termed it “Simplicity.” as Ss a 2 A pleasing departure from extreme fancy Slippers, yet one that is sure to impress madam, who prefers distinc- tively fashioned styles. Henry A.Wery, 016 -9'8 OLIVE ST. ‘DENIES. BUREAU SAVED CITY MONEY This ipa gestions departm jihad limit Seecesavecsascsecceseaese . : 4 - ° 4 -: —for That : ee . : RIVER ie 2 ~ = : © ~ . . . -? EXCURSION : . a “F- . | > The buses offer a pleasant ~¢ z * @ wey te start and end a - ; > > beat trip on the old Mie- « ‘ ; S sissippi. Take any bus © Ps § . beund downtown. They all « : ~* ge te Kade Bride. : - : _ «6S Permanent ° , . ° m Fe Auto Show : ial = All day and eventing on . 4 Leewat %t. See the cars in * e e the shew windews beet - : from the tep ef a bus. * ~@ Roeate No. 3. > 3 : . 2 . » © : ] Special Service te s v : Opera on all reetes «& a begcianing ext ° ie . . . ? : . zg 4 + . 2: . - . ” * . e’ S ee ad 4 . ee . > . ee - 3 : . . 8 “ . “ . - * + : > - ° : . . 4 > . es : é . : Seeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeececeece . - {= eo us, » A “a Ib , Sel Deng Were Then GComilion “Deped a Otherwise BS the ORIGINAL “Ne Kaeck” moter tue! BS 2 trved. tested meter tee! rhat Sea been an rhe werker 4 wer BS aiwew unstorm beceuse | is mt 8 2 tencterd amd newer (oO 8 pwree TS. \e5 deve veer maser good spring. cummer, (al An ever 18 MOT » “doped” geentine ID MOT cheap gasoline mi xed woth Rewer MOT 2 wencer moe fue! any more them it 1 ® summer meter Suet MOT on wrsee om ay eer fo amy pert of « con Bease Gas Mercer Puct Co _teenth Ward wanted to increase the lealaries of Nick Polito and Al Ber- ger. two machine whee! horses, em- ploved as district superintendents | in the department, from $235 to $250 a month | *“¥ou couldn't any more get a raise for thoee fellows from the Board of Estimate and Appertion- ment than vou could window Alderman discussion Wi some | ordinance However. to loae h emp. loved. The Municipal Research Buread. —_—$—$—_——— Statement Board on Economy. | 4. C. Mever Flatly Contradicts Research ot rion ol Researc! “Mind Your Busine the «© organization bil ent ithe number authorized by In ope case the old or-| | dinance authorized 46 foremen. The | ‘new bill limits the number to 36 one foreman stands as there are 37 only — is ay recommended This and other suggestions by the bureau were turned down. Alderman Wimer of the Sevenr- withou Ku hs the Bureau as." that its was flativ contradicted today by A C Mever, chief examiner of the Efficiency Board ; In a better to the Ways and Means Committee of the Board of aidermen Mever declared that the bureau s suggestions saved the cits yniy $5760. and that !t uch of its advice was impractica) Mever pointed out that the ba- reau had credited itself with re- ducing the number of employes fm the department from the marxi- mums allowed under the old city lerdinance to lower quotas This credit was misleading. Meyer as- eerted,. because the department never emploved as many persons as ‘t was authorized to employ t he old ordinance The b imerely wiped out emploves “paper, he said. The Ways and Means Committee voted to report out favorably a re- ll which reclassifies | i) employes and reduces, th that 22 b t breaking a told Wimmer mer fell and the bill was voted out BUDER LOSES DISPUTE OVER TAX ASSESSMENT RECORDS City Counseilior Rules That Can Make Copies Under Lack and Kev. City point in troller No! records of his office , Stria the pury wher ." day mre fer fectin Last F gued the requested a Counsellor wished fax assesment blotters for a card in he expects Kev as a “Your office is in Nolte told Ruder indicted men hay S@SS8 Ty) erm * should th turn ove The City Counsel}! Ger that presen copied, 150 PROPERTY OWNERS APPEAR In Court to Protest Against Filling Mation, but Case Goes Over. 159 property About peared court erection Tn southweet ‘Pherseon te Refining Co.‘'« suit to Mi Lubri pel the issue a permit inother ng an ty a r An panves n 219 property bv the Public | fendants. that «a borhood a @etrim would bad cha ruied Assessy the di te eve ner (“oun that s hy ’ ridav N thing heatedlvy and Buder ruling from The Cor to make copies of BRuder's pi to ke precau e been reduct ink ¥% the rac one of his clerks m when i” (teersit : : a day rn ofa fi ave Boar 7 aA rase WwW wi awer to andam Ser would ent attract icters , from corner nines would he AS On is postponed has been filed filling station itn that isance and to property values and r Buder spurte with ¢ r submission tn ing off c« s@llor Sent there wns such a olte and Ru the m at hooks and *p under lock tion against f bad “Two rep of on fraudse Wii ion u would rode ‘Yr advised the records Judge Gri protest ion a of expectin * Servi f Pub ftria A the refining us petition o~wnere vice Board who nN be anu highwaymen generals The finest Hospital Tissue—the fin- est bathroom Tissue — tooo sheets to the roll— full size, 4',x5. Admit- tedly the best value. Your Neighborhood Dealer Can Supply You Cupples Co., Mfrs.. Saint Louis. of Mu which publ! Departent | Streets and Sewers alone resulted in 'a aaving to the taxpay ers of $30,006) ureau jump out } in iineé to Keep lost ‘Dn aft Nolte cecrar.- fra nse ae: ptroller dex file w raud tax and IT ; hb ¢ igh owners ap- against lling stat Newstead and x heard but nd tl for a week signed as de- It asserts ishes sug- of | inder from e old now e the that : ' leg. After Nolte his mp- p> ie law r ar- iuiv tax hich and ute.”’ your as- hea were mms the t the the om) ™M -_ ce fo com ini oin eigh- and the Special all this week. You will seeing her demonstration. Electric Shop—Basement Announcement An authorized demonstrator of the Ironite Iron will be at Vandervoort's benefit by a A Store Waaiis ‘Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to ———————— —— It Is a Vandervoort remy amas to Sell reapers Article at a Price as Low as That Asked Elsewhere for —— Quality or Quantity. "st llled ———_— Olive and Locust Sreas Ninth to ‘Tenth Nestle’s Milk Chocolate Cakes _ Very priced Wednesday. Cakes of Ri Candy ee Specially for » 49¢ Piain or alimend x tastefu!. either ch and Shop—First Fliser. mportant News for Wedneudid Sellin “Nosegay”’ The New Flower *Kerchief $] and $9 A smart novelty—Handker- chief centers are of linen in flower shades with lace edges forming blossom Petais. So one forms an orchid, crocus daffodil, rose. morning glory or carnation to tuck in the suit pocket. ae _ Women’s Coats and Capes Reduced To Two Remarkably Low Prices Group One ‘ie Exeeptional offering of models effect fanev braid and self-trimming—feature d in the season’s favorite colors as well as the always good black and navv. The vacation Coat prob- lem 1s adroitly solved by buving from this croup. $25 Value... ve with Group [wo le 00 only associated with (‘oats for motor- In re- of — > eo ee Values -agy $ to $59.75. . Tailored in a manner much higher priced garments. ing, vaeation or wherever travel leads one. either Poiret twill-or camelete but always taining their Vandervoort characteristic quality. | Women's Coat Shop—Third Floor. P. S.—Be sure to consult the personal representative of Kathleen Mary Quinlan in the Toilet Goods Shop this week. wwe - “ ——— Handkerchief Shop—First F! W rought-Iron portions, especially desirable for sun- —Lenox Crepes tee room or porch use. —Pussywillow Satins bn | , —Waverly Crepes Has adjustable igi: aie. ari, or 1n Lamp Shep Interesting Things For the Baby Handmade Baby Dresses—[aintily em &% SES EN SOLE AANA SIS AS Ae broidered and smocked in colors: 1 and 2 Years old $1.50 Handmade Batiste Dresses Neck an! sleeves finished with fine Val. edging: im infants’ size only. $1.50 Handmade Bonnets —Trimmed with touches i dai ntyv de of jace an signs ery. $3.95 and $4.95 White Corduroy Coats—Daintily smocked can ve . , , and embroidered: blue In and sn Gingham Creepers white poplin collars far Sizes Handmade Madeira Pillow Tops—Beaut fully scalloped and embroid Kleinert s Gum Rubber Sheets- Ventilated Rubber Diapers— ‘large sizes Brown Leather Leading Straps Ivory-Enameled Play Pen Ivory-Enameled High Chair Infants’ Shop-—Third re Auto Towing Cables 39 Specially $ \lade nt hea v =? ra nded crt pea nine leath: r ecavered hea \ " > . . ends. Rolls into small space ~ * fin is’ aniv Auto Luggage Carrier 45 Specially $ Priced at Extension ty pe for running boards. for attaching Folding Auto Chairs Specially Priced at $14.98 $7) .39 Made with strang steel with stro ng « lasps frame. back. put not can 0) , a4 in use Extra good values. Aute Shop—Basemen*. Lamps. Complete for $3.98 An ideal Lamp of slender graceful pro- vith shades in either steneil design pretty on heavy leather ef- feet paper. Fourth Floer of hand embroid laundered easiiv ocking ; , rar Lf s Fr) Ww leather be folded and of sight —Foulards — —Radium Silks — . —Large designs —Small designs —Floral patterns —Conventional patterns —Scores of color combinations eolors. SAVINGS. ak, " * = in . AZA $7.95 ~ = also ce stiec art _ ef nome. , 2 ry * *?> > | » ry Ru Size 9x12. 5000 Yds. Printed Silks In a Very Attractive Price Group at, yard HIS is a special purchase of a large assort- ment of smart silks suitable for nearly all of Summer frocks, afternoon or daytime wear. This exceptional group is only one of a num- you ean take edewwenta ESIC ONT MC Ree a3 Sale of Rugs Our representative returning from the: ali- nual New York rug auction brings manv Whittall Wilton Rugs the ded Rugs pl es of bea! itii eolor eombinat g has been taken from hat each Rug is of unquestionable Vandervoort stand. aS ——— —— — —— $49 In two charm! Ing -* les, the **‘Bunga- low’ and the ‘‘Ma Zohn.”’ searfs. blouses. ete.: Sale of Laces Handmade Filet Edges, , AP Ol etree ba - VE RESS Jeseeges hee , ae to 7 inches Seamless ee Rugs errs as We In #ma aiover patt Chinese | ; ine of tag? ‘ ’ “eamiess Smith’ Made to car. 9x12 Seamless Velvets ‘ . *Tns SUliAaAD'e@® fOr livir ”“ 4 r bed om t —a« ire fine “ig $39.75 seat and when In two sizes. » : dl ~UES Axmuinsters Lace Shop—First y y The ‘‘Halo”’ Bandeau | 75c Chosen by discrimi sportswomen and scheol as a delightful innovation holding their bobbed in place. . They were not chosen eae tirely+for their servi for one must admit oun are very becoming — oe smartly colored silk reer allover patterns, and a: fective striped ribbon . all. colors. Adjustable. Notions Shop—First Fleer, — , eA R _—" ee EF ON Se Bar OE i Re ett ee ERM ES pts oe Se Na eB Ut sp df RD eee cit Pe tL, GLEN LOL LEGER IED AN it LH Rae a Bands hlouses, lingerie, ¢ ' . » Laces How they enhance pretty ant voile dre = The Summer Rride can combinations, beading widths. ern, appealing morit *ha? Ldgres. is exceedingly pr inserttona, Floor. 0 $25.75 9x12 in art or ACA Imperia! Heavy Pile Wilton Velvet Rugs Searn ess If AVY par- ing porch and . eas Bary finished in oxi- a > . > & Te Beast dized color. Com- ‘2 ae ¥ onan Parts plete with link?! — Sead = +. ae ‘fabric deat ci tpecially priced. - ** +a ess & 66 > . nd rs Lt f rs ' - bel ; os) Pa Bed Cotton Felt Mattress Regularly $ si $18.50 59-Ib. Cotten Felt Stearns and Foster > . rolled edge Porch Cots q Made especial- ly for the sleep- Furniture Shop—Fifth Fleer. 15 ickings. Fully tufted ont t we i oe ise Pe? #9 $5.75 — EP eee Silk Stopes (;ood quality glove silk Step-Ins; elastic waist; loose knee STS le. $ 98 Sizes 9, 6 : - —— and Seetse2evoee eee $3.50 Glove Silk Teddies Crood quality clove silk Teddies in flesh color. Bodiee top style. Sizes $“).98 — 36 to 42. Will (Main Floor—Negents.) WOOP. WOEbe.c eves Men, T] A Sale That Should ¢ ly. The Material Al : . — $1.25 Iced Tea Sets High-grade clear giase optic te Pitcher. with bent-in ice lip, : "seh prevents ice from falling — ‘U\—complete with sfx full optic-
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Pry = "3 1 a 3 ee en SH ra a s Se aes -- Ss — Pa eth! ba 6 ae To em Sa eC SO: ro > : TPE - SR er . _* a vr o>} x wy a Sd x aiid er "EF oe ie Baha. ay vy is 4 let A Be ie a ‘ 7 . ‘ae TUESDAY, a ee 3 MAY 20, 1924. The Dai TUEEDAT. | 4 - aily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City C irculation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMB] VED st. 7 eee — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ¥ MAY 29, P. S's" E"s Set i Te -_ q — . : Sasa ese es B : : EE — — - 4" , = Divina nics =| j | a ” * ? a a j 3 iT any Special Offerings for Wednesday } ns 49c a r— | _——— ndy Shop—First Floor. | t ; aa T Khe Store fer ALL the People aed. ag Rat Iced | -$2.98Summer || $2.00 Pongee | | $1.95 Silk 50c Hank CESSES ae | Silks Silks || Chiffon Hose | | Crystal Beads 95c_ Mavis Talcum | IOC Sanitary A prons Morsleep Mattresses, made | | Silver-plated Iced Tea 40-inch beautiful crepe | | 33-inch Pongee, 16 | Women’s Chiffon Hose. Clear crystal, three-line- of tow oa Regular Mavis Talcum Powder Kleinert’s Sanitary Aprons of felt "Yee ema ge seg Spoons in choice of two ll-known red sifter tins. Lo! : | splendid patterns, “hi 1 | ; ; in the we pure gum rubber with mar- | Roll edge; strongly tufted. | soles ah” dees Bete de chines and satin crepes | Momme weight or 50-inch Full fashioned, all-silk ; in cut, in all the popular colors. Limit of six cans to a customer, quisetts top. Regular siz | Covered with two-tone art | Weari nish, in new light and dark || 12 mo ty black d Desirable for purses and e. ticking. | ng quality guaranteed. colors Wednesday | | ee: cae tae Nat- had an new shoe dress trimmings; 10 bunches a. y. | ural tan color. Imported shades. to a hank. i fm 10Cc] | j38c | *13 || =.89c |: tn 12 || A > , , | (Main Floor—Nugents.) (Main Floor—Nauagents.) a re | (Main Floor—Nagents.) 2 . Oe We in J (Main Floor—Nugents.) | | (Main FI y | J &: oor—' agents.) | (Main Floor—Nugents.) 34 (Feurth Fleor—Nugests.) ee . + a ' PUL 600 New Tub Silk sex’ Dresses sz es of either plain or almon@ S special— ich and tasteful. | —— 3 Special : : . “Gloves Sale 2000 Princess Slips a Every One a New Crisp Garment , The ‘‘Halo’’ Bandeau | | Silk Vests 2a? T io Made of Fine 5 — ie Nainsook and ' Good quality 7 5 C _ @ & Vests in flesh color glove silk. R PS eo ae » — Bodice top style. $] 59 a ‘I y \\ Satinay Chosen by discriminating _& Sizes 36 to sportewomen and school girls delightful innovati wat Se eenee aagtgeee 7) ’ s holding * heir bobbed "locks le erin : so KE Py | gsri2373% ee. ‘ : Ever v Summet in place. $2.90 Glove | “an Piscisi | % ; ae I: rock ealls for a | | z, Princess Slip. These They were not chosen en- . ; tirely«for their serviceability, : Silk Step-Ins Ze Slips are made of 100 square count é ‘ 5 x 3 =? => -* ~~ 3235 >. 7 -_ = a. ~~ - LBP MEO AO i ie ee ee ee ed et ctl eile , ’ : ~ : ets = ‘sires | 8tagg oe lar tecomine = meade “ct ent hie aaa smartly colored silk jersey in Good quality clove silk allover patterns, and in ef- Step-Ins ; elastic waist; loose colors, Adjustable. 4a knee style. white nainsook with Notions Shop-—First Picer. Sizes 5, 6 A RS | , bodice top. Trimmed with Trish Kitchen Apron paging 2. on ee : Picot edge, filet medallion, French ILC p S i $3.00 Glove | ; | } | knots and Val. laces Others made of $14.00 Silk Teddies a SS aes midis \ : | and =— | 6 Good quality glove silk \ mwa ore : | | full cut, with fullness over hip and Teddies in at sh color. Bodice a & | deep hip hems. nn $“).98 | in The Satinay Slips are in flesh, —_ eptcee Geter Hh — See _— SU fective striped ribbon in all striped or plain satinay. Well made, harming | * 36 to 42. Will , : orchid, peach and white. **Bunga- (Fourth Floor—Nugents. ae —~ “ns 2 es oe wear well { (Main Floor—Nuagents.) \ he ‘‘Ma - ' ’ 7 . Wy? H/o mM Poe hyerorroee) gy a & } TTT List itt bp easy to y mm |) |: Men, These Straw Hats) 1450 Pairs of New donned, ta 8 se e ' . N -_* : ; Hitt - —— ~ we a —s * > ad t , a ate as 5 ™ — ve oe re war -_ ‘a = fo Jo te: 3 - ¢ ie » a ‘ A ee ae Pe. Agee eS ee MR ee aah args eel we th eS. ee ee ee Oe . « ¥ Pt bie 2 1 eo arrtE os ‘ 7 os 7 me en ae " a) ji * = bn + al come in me OR ATP A cere = From Such Noted Makersas: _ H ootwear J also in ; _ | -™ George Meyer et Cie Vyse & Sons simply | > Seemcern” §@©=©60 riginal Borsalino and American Makes $7, $7.50 and $8 | wo pock- | | it | ! Z | We are especially featuring a Swiss, °5 00 | Qualities - Another shipment of those wonderful Silk Dresses that created such favorable comment in our big sale last week have arrived for‘Wednesday’s selling. VEAUUUAGAUAAALAAUEEUATEAEUA EAA * ‘ ae . poet se 2 7 ‘ ae 5 ei zs oS or . ea a - a a a 4, * ‘ny . d 4 + : $a? a ; Ps oF, “. i eae rata VP C4 son 5 aa ~~ J ae : _ * \* cag od De eS Fa ay a a eee é eat 3 PRS Tc ‘4 A ORL tre Lc le kc ei Some Pee et 9 et tee, Pree Cy see ais PE Te eee d ; aS ee eS we pan ed ee eae Phe — - 4 ; ’ ; io. Ek “5 = © styles. All well stripes, hairline made, and of a nice checks, plain colors quality Tub Silk and the bright blazer 1 J “er stripes are shown, al- so combination color Pin tucks, colored heal pipings, tailored col- lars, pockets, buttons Select enough for and other novel trim- vour Summer wear at mings. Sizes 16 to 44. this price. est «ea. 3 “a we * Bands 9 59¢, # es »+ A Sale That Should Crowd Our Basement to Its Full Capaci- ) Laces and Laces in this group! Be ly. The Material Alone Could Not Be Bought at the Price. fashionable use for cach lovely A great variety of designs — = tag i sign: r frocks, blouses, lingerie, chil- . and materials conrprising nts—widths from very narrow ( ' : | Ly , : , | | @® Coats—Dresses| Qe 2 P | od a> : tic styles. Choose your | andmade Filet t : te} ee, Footwear at this great | Laces Hf : $3.98 to $7.95 Garments {; WW saving. | , | .4 Lys Jack Rabbit Patent t $ _I5 | _ Bought from a local Special | a ae ee te Prete s ‘ 0 — par N jobber who wanted | a Psihicet. Gua : to sell out his entire ole “eg a ae Te |: ee eg Kid Trims and a Limited lovely,” every woman will exclaim q . nt 3 Ghats Sree 1 k . , . , nd- q ¥°) is ‘s m v, ¢ : ’ . S oC ¢ . a . e! How they enhance pretty ha il ' Quantity of White (Fourth Fleer—Nugents.) frocks—dainty voile dresses-——finer : t hata ® ote tee kee ' = rie. The Summer Bride can buy . = he _ ak ig? ey 1000 Dresses | = ’ , ee aes /- == = = = = = — = > In our last week’s sale these beautiful garments did not last the day out. They were purchased in half dozen lots, so we advise early selection. They will be arranged for quick selec- tion. The greater part of our Dress section devoted to this Dress Sale. - = x (Second Fileor—Nugents.) - «4 - . “ - . ' : at 5 > = ” Sei - a Se, ee x ’ ro ” “na 7 ial iE os ae . 5 gtacg i 8 a Kae oe am TS SPN R ete APOE a ee TR EE, OA, TE a Roa tions, combinations, beadings with ve Ee aS hot 6 in. widths. | Boe: hhc ee She Alltyme Dresses ~ E , { ACR ST TIE AP. Flock Dot Dresses | ntiq ue Filets | beg?) eugene / ap Linene Dresses | 1 te oy ames” ae Satin Dresses \ \ d S ‘?) | @ QO S $ 50 1 SO ome | = Cloth and Check C to — ; ee eed Dresses In All the Pretty Spring Shades Imported Scotch A Yard intricate pattern, appealing to the | ? ae ce a ) Gingham Dresses | Irish Linens admires fine handmade laces. These | see. FS | usual motif that ia exceeding, pretty . = J hocd ‘A A ; -, ‘ All the New Styles, All Colors, P I . h T , ens ch k to %6- | h them Ledges. insertions, bandings, de Poe et All Sizes 14 to 46, 43 to 57 Ayers Ce ns, § run | hes ty “es % Gar, ’ inch widths. Come in— Lace Shop-——-First Floo: ; r- a ~ oe : e i eo, ¢ i” A Hee + Bron. Aig - ‘ . - . >. 300 Coats and Capes Gray Old Rose } on Felt Mattress if ieee he PS Velour Coats, 30-Inch Length may White : “ihe tata se Polaire Sport Coats, 40-Inch Length | Plain Voiles Cotton Crepes Embroidered Velour Capes +) yy Aso \ "i | » Rk : : | HD = ‘ egularly $ i i Plaid Polair Capes Come in all the wanted In plain or figured designs. TL Lt 18 50 Ai i nh Ae ae > Astrakhan Jacquettes street or evening In Nght or dark aN "- cut ; All Colors. All Sizes 16 to 44. wide; yard wide; vard shades. 40 inches shades. 36 inches on Felt Stearns and Foster Mattress (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) | OT RPO ES Hy. a | = | | pittindeme TT UU CA tickings. Fully tufted and with, lied cdge eee ee — a The New Acme lee 5 na ' The Bayers— $2.50 Folding lawn - - ~ $20.00 Giidin Swings: | . . ; PES ‘ (ream Preeeer. band S constructed; green and > Benches—Made of hard- full, ball- ; ) sorely enameled Zag ‘ ee. ene. - = size: savee tite saves $3.00 ‘ ils Cl -}- inish | ° ‘>* ry” , : - sefrong!s orch Cots *, 135 le *( a . . “tre =e ~ therproof finish as! G | . * ser gst C | Cal Sets | age EA ges adjustably able sea! \ Micha tie oa $I] 49 ateei tiadies . >. ye work, saves ice: 9&c y “arace clear giass optic . hich a comfortabdie ~ raced. spec ° | special, at ~ - ‘Ute Pitcher, with bent-in ice lip ht beg a . , ’ $7.00 Sprinkling Hose: | | Boudoir Lamps Stich medvente. § ose » | eastl ot a f Folding Camp Stools— | heavy 5-ply red rubber, | |= 2 - lie ’ m its ice from a ng Specia — ; “eee . i i ’ guaranteed all season = > vut—complete with six full optic- 3 / | morris * frame, with | feet with 5 | =? , | , A Clamsy em- effect thin on v | (>) a ae | coupling : bossed stiver- . harawo tt \ seat ' glasses to , y] 6-Tt. | $1.50 Gardesa Sets; | match Very | fe. 6 poe os oe | tadtes’ size, Spade, Rake | i, special, set | ‘ , | gnd@ Hoe. Special three- | al, set, | eae 811.00 Lawn Swings: |) | : ao full 4-passenger size: : : rious rich eol- ~— 9 ' with green ore. Special, | all bolted. $7 : a . | | = ———__ stained slate; will mot fade: wil! - — ne keep out sun. wind and rain. 95 yi Y tr > complete with pulleys. ropes, | . $-passenger siz< | Folding Hammeck | ; | == $9 95 Chairs, with arm resets ey * | | . of heavy striped duck: ad ~~ - | feng; epertal tr tae h owes $4.85 cfeus. Special ee: $1.59 spottal — plated Lamp with sallk-lined shades in vYa- nial a ee eee : . , ? a - , oie 1 ae ait SS “s ‘f Gt he ts ea - - . Wopte ? eae os Me ee ve ae, .. 2 an eS beets ged | ky Pore. . ’ rs ¢ 7 . PS ee a, AS eres te ws VR he ae nN me Ne k-a fi Fay ant St ¢ ~ ee ase . j A Z ji” 2 _ “ ar eee aL ps Se ad tees age eT Uy 2s x 4 rth ee : cad a Se ers tS tape. ete Ae ee ee Ps ee -- : PE eA ae g . . ‘ « o~s ree - . , * —" ~o , ” 2? ; nae. ie es ee Pe Fe iF ee 1 9 - “+ . 5 8 : t OT o me at Bieta. PS s ee Aat ee : 5, Sag fs ig ae ad te ae Poti, oe eet - NF at s c 3 on . ae rniture Shop--Fifth Fieer.
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Bes 3? Tyree ar OPE oe ee Tr woe " . ae ¢ ; : D - 5 r evening newspaper COMBINED " eer. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one othe | REPORTS ABDUCTION TheNewestf ™ > ParisColors/ | OF YOUNG WOMA with Jintex/ | | a ST1ONN POST-DISPATCH )} GET RID OF | PYORRHEA ,, See Our Other Announcements on Pages 9 and 16 eae ns o] . eg ae ; ; : +. tz ) * a © ; . me m ” 4 : h &. ; , ; { or 4 , ‘ 7 - ies ‘ » ~~ | Girdles ; ‘Values -. D2019 @ Factory samples of semi-elastic Sports Girdles. Some with elastic all around the Ci Pres , * Se anar aiig Ss . ‘ & N Ik tage | ‘Tony Klaus Says Four Italians | ° ‘ |’ You Can Now!*. > a sien te , We G d Red agle otamps aa | 9, - oe , b 2 . . , i OU all ‘2 — S sr nest —— Held Him Up and Dragged € ive an eaeem | eat nP Stere | (y ' | Dee ters and sport skirts—use Tine . oa | “4 Science at Last oy ge That gy te, ‘> eee eee bet Moos cs Uncightly 9 Nile Green. A Wednesday Event of Special Interes ng a - Loose Teeth. Titian Sand, so fashionable for On the report of Tony Klaus of z . f REMARKABLE PREPARATION all sport apparel—use a combima- °TOT Indiana avenue, police of city 3 on in BY LEADING DENTISTS | _ cal es ld . F 4 ENDORSED tion of three parts Tintex Orange and county are searching for a i. @ b GUARANTEED BY MAKERS and one part Tintex Grey. blond. bobbed-haired voung wom-' = + , te Doctors and ' an about 28 years old, and four’! ¥ ‘ —_—_—__—__- __— XS _ j Only 100 Missourians Are Affected wag 4 $2.75 Curtains (| §$ "7 — 2 = — rps af ; | of filet and Nottingham —of eet ey © eam ‘ ~ 4 é weave nets, plain or with | full! JEFFERSON CITY. May ’ . | : ~ ancy centers; scalloped | pink . st ma oe ont : Ha a . Neat =" | . 23 edges. full to Yr ae a aii ci Werte Cras : $1.25 Mixing Dinner 75¢c Doz. bys - ee a lone ante $1.59 | ole ‘ i Ci@érTas GuTinkg tine ; ; . a (less than 100 men) are entitled to § Bowls, Set, 85c ) Sets, $12.95 Glasses, Six for 25c tchers, ‘4 4 ‘ = Ta in - , . - ina with “a narticima: in the @istribution , American sem '!-porce- Engitsh sem'!-porcelatn: 19@-p-e. sem! - porcelain Optic strie Water —-0f imported ch at . ae cease Ueda “eee ‘ tae ay lain: 42 pieces: blue band | set of five. Decorated. | Sets with floral spray de- | Tumblers with border | various decorations; «&- a $2.50 to $3.50 Curtai we: , cos ete ey santa 3 nee and gold line design. | sign; seconds; $23 grade. | decoration; clear glass. | pint size. ; prame Court held on an opinion | | j Nottingham and filet weave N handed down yesterday afternoon. ~ , & ‘aine in plain and fancy effec' ‘ Field clerks have been ex- Ss § vards long and full width; cluded from benefits of the bonus 2 Tn. ‘ ' scalloped; pair ...... ange cd and their claims: @tsallowd by th | - ) Adjutant General's department. o: . a | the ground they acted in a clerical | 3 capacity. and were not in the milli- ? J e tarw service in a strict sense > | - P + ° a a a a N o Now—at the height of the Season—Your Choice of All New Spring - & oF Y . FRENCH IMPORTS INCREASE | =~ ; BiG ' oe: : ° a, a a 1 $65 Dinner $1.50 Glass $1.75 to $2.50 Iced $1.25 Candy . ~ Sars Report. - Glass t Sali alll . eats ‘ : : Ry the Agsociated Press , tees a gee ne cana. border Sanitary, heatproof Tall eovered pitcher —of satin-fintshed >. ¥ Begeptis 2 eye ~ oP ear ar ¥ musical Ata Di From Regular Marked Pri f ‘ roca Sets, 79¢ Bowls, 59¢ Vases, 700 oe Noppete ——___ . —— , , | . fa Viscount From Negular Marked Frices, o . } ‘ “american” semi-pores- | igus etcean Gunen | gues En ee @ Heppelw Must Go to Engiand for Operation. | air , attractive de. wile , ita ewe Arias rac y aat= ; ished in ut EE AO i EN stam: 99 whaeen senate ciear glass: durable; 5 to giass in handé-¢ * a Bg ee — ee eee = cluded. % inch sizes. Lerns: good size. a equipmer LAPS 5 See wt ©) ae (4 . 12 a U 4 ahal Nelian. film director. has been => = pe one , jordered by his phyrsicians to sub- » Bin id > mit to a major stomach operation Us: te oe by a Lendon,. Engiand. specialist | rs : finish and he will leave within two weeks | fer Europe, tt was announced to- | ‘a F. éay He will be accompanied by : | pte eos. Stam A" ig Manufa ADVERTISEMENT 25 . = F Full Dress, Tuxedo and Midsummer-Weight Suits Excepted ves al ; sae - rang yo Sead en $1.25 Oe eee Wash (Goods | . This New Treatment Butter Jars, 15¢ Pie Plates. Sets, $4.50 _ Glasses, Six for Wee ’ P : ° . - . —of piain gq ass with Oven Glass Pie Piates . , i ‘4 " | Optic aty ie Iced .. 2 zz @ Take your unrestricted choice of all the new NS ring Society Brand odels— . . cover: ene-poun4 es size in 8 or $ inch sizes. very Imported eem'i-porce- English semi-percelain lea with berde? ire ) ot N Fails to End Piles for refrigerator use nitar} iain im attractive design; | In blue border; coin gold | Glasses, sine, the entire assortment of new straightline clothes, as well as other correct Spring ever : ty — 1S pleces included. treatment; 100 pieces. sign; i2-ounce - b —Oftere models, are included. Each Suit has the distinctive Societv Brand “cut” and is ci. eelieice Gem Biles. os | | FF expertly tailored. The materials from which the clothes are made represent the Hemorrhoids hare become despond- 5 Bey-a- : e “ a4 C Bf Fe. ae. smartest and newest fabric stvles. ent because ther have been led to ~ ot | 50c Woven Tissues believe that their case was hopeless ee. bs: Sheer quality 32 inches wide : i that th a thing i e we q - | This sale is usually an event of July. Coming now, it presents ne le Se q mill remnants ef 3 to § yards. a most remarkable opportunity for selection, inasmuch as the To these neonle we sar. ‘‘Ge tr 2 ° : . ‘ Checks of blue, gold. 29¢ assortments are particularly broad and the variety is so large rour druggist and get an original A tte | pink, Diack, white; yd.. : as to please men and young men of every taste. box of MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES. "’ == m 7 ~ . a ? One of these inserted*jato the rec - : 7 . tum according to directions will be ee 4 7 — Every Suit is ticketed and bears its regular price— : fceglh ae Rel Sete, 88 : é an Dimities : simply deduct - ed cem ag € famps Bree. Drug Co. dispenses MOAYA SUP. rea P “yp | POSTTORIES tm the eringinai box or cas ee se aap ge it foc Fou oa shert setica, v ag OT ee aT along Spi = a OS es eee, 7 —se tt
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Ba “sf dle ee cre Pia Md ee te i a ‘mat MAY 20,1854, ’ 4 | 1844 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOU!s POST-DISPA was han, . ~ te $s } yy 7 - ; F : fe | ST- TCH s , a a irdles See Our Other Announcements on Pages Sandl1é . ARKANSAS EXTENDS pre a = 1” SLADDENS aes .. S219 =rincess_Slips tA ILE — Yalu . | } mples of rr ms Se ematic Sb orts a abe mph sey 93c FE .. Girdies. Some with Porshe bear | cF elastic all around the sateen in light weight Be sides Livestock, Ban No 4 and shadowproof. All ' “*Tiz’’ — sore, re, burning,'$ 4 DS :; top. . | Basement Eronomy | We Give Eaal Give Eac Applies to Dressed Neth aah .o Store | Cash or $2 Eagle Stamps and F Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | Largest Distributors of Merchandise | mage PRN die rv Hav and Fruits | ing de ik a | eeding | Senta li aise—t' ew Restricted Articles Excepted. | at Retail in Missouri and the West. ° wn Store | . x callenses, blatore and besten | = Sse | ‘*Tiz’’ draws ou e | By the Associated Press poisons that puff up your feet. LITTLE ROCK, Ark., May 17.-—| matter how hard you work, how Rae! \V are | Continuing Wednesday — The Basement Economy Store’s sion shina trees on pu tenn ea from California into or through ‘‘Tiz'? is wonderful for tired, Arkansas has been declared by the /ing, swollen, smarting feet. our Arkansas Board of Control, Agri-| feet just tingle for joy; shoes never cultural Experiment Station, ac-/ hurt or seem tight. ‘cording to announcement by DPr.!| Get a box of ‘‘Tiz’’ now from ° | Joe H. Bux, State Veterinarian. In| any drug or department store. Bad © addition to prohibiting live anima! | foot torture forever—-wear smaller © shipments, the quarantine pre-| shoes, keep your feet fresh, sweet scribes certain regulations thatjand happy. shall be observed in shipping cer- ‘tain fruits, vegetables and other {! 5 ryt ary Groups NULL }VEPORMABL PERT y i ‘ TN orepared on an unusually — at almost every possible : ) -V= ; | products into the State at the prices mean em- | The anal taee is similar to that | by other many Our Factory Sample Sale Brings This Extraordinary Offering—Samples of Women’s Silk put into effect by many other | Umbrellas ste i “he "Sioa severe Linene and Gingham Dresses — pa $5 to $6.50, Seconds 'nia into or through Arkansas since Dr. Bux) the epidemic appeared, " said, because such shipments were In Regular and Extra Sizes—36 to 54 +” ) w | coukiianas Ge Wedesel quanentiea! There appeared to be possible dan- | | ) Weis, . 4 et ger. however, from shipments of |, : ne! @ This special lot of colored | fruits and vegetsbiss, he said, and $48 Dinner a. | $4.95 to $5.95 e sitie Wenbeaiing.. tx: aan aed | it was to minimize these dangers : rain style, offers very unu- that the quarantine was put into Sets, $32.96 1 Hk 3 Values, Choice at...... | effect. | Sual values. owware 19%-po. American saemi- - | The text of the quarantine order | Basement Fconemy Store | follows: “Whereas, foot and mouth dis /ease continues to prevail in the) eS iy fn addition to|| Seems to ,me I've heard of “ve ‘y womal ¢ - : ’ ; State of California, ope Reco! atl g aheeperry loot te Rae Children’s Play Suits 20 bontin” af ha "mecement that before et i ~ greé re eV a P uncet Sizes 2 to 6 Years, Special.. into er through the State of Ark-/] call it to mind right now, savings if involves. For in this collection is a profusion of styles ansas in any manner of cattle sir, Mister, I'll have to own ; : ; : , : : . @ Khaki Sports Sults with sport collar. ben - “why and a wealth of dainty new trimming ideas. Made of the popular open front and drop seat, also collarless horses, mules, sheep, goats, chick- || up; I don't know what a moth er : a . . . with trimmings. @Gogs, the followin re- is. | linene yen gages, oo pen are trimmed — laces, novel Semone thethems Stee Protein Bayne Son S Sounds queer, decen't it? collars and pockets and hand or Mexican drawnwork. “Shipments of dressea car-/] But it isn’t. The man is am‘ ; 9 ° _casses of cattle, sheep, calves, oth- old employe of the 8O : Almost every desired color 18 represented, and Boys Wash Suits er ruminants, and swine from the SIDE STORAGE & M every Dress chosen from this group means a $1.49 Values, Special at. | State of California into the State of| | ING CO.—and ‘he has fo! splendid purchase. Select early if possible. (in wanted colors and neatly trimmed _ | Arkansas, are prohibited, except/|| ten that there are such i Sailor or small collar and long or short from establishments under Fed- | Rugs left in our care are un- “fin shed Two-tone erackied Basement Economy Store ——* ou to eee and button-on eral supervision. Transportation of, wrapped, examined thor Basement Economy Store hides, skin, wool, and hoofs of cat- ly and re-wrapped at frequent gfiase: pitcher and 6 han- >, died or footed glasses. tle, sheep and other ruminants and intervals during the canape #3 swine is prohibited from being season. Sy shipped into the State of Arkansas|| non’, forget our new Kinds Suitable for Every Room Are in This : Menge 7 | 4 ee Remarkable Selection in This Group of Factory Sample unless such hides, skins, wool and/} 1.404 __¢ h moving hoofs of cattle, sheep and other yrs ef Eh gel our 6 ad ; 4% tO) porcelain: with French border effect; coin gold / handles. ae ruminants and swine are disin- . Bae s ] f (p ins s e ) d S ID | a te shipment wader ae “We ser — but : eel urta p fins an ummer Pesses proved, by the Gaued states BY] sourry SIDE STORAGE Hay and Straw Barred. MOVING CO. 7 | $1.50 Oracker —Jobbers’ Surplus Stocks, Specially Purchased Attractive Styles for Women and Misses | . | Phe: sootiipaianion ot. wack tiie: aa straw, or similar fodder from the Sidney 4180-418: Victor crystal! in geome = and | , ate | State of California into the State t; 8-inch | Cracker Dishes; in ex- us $2.50 Curtains $1 .25 Curtains iret : | | [hall auch materials be used at Pe ev | TA | 5 = | _quisite hand-cut design. » | —of serviceable marquisette, neatly —of hemstitched marquisette, neat- E ti nal Man packing materials. | | made and finished with full ruffles ly made, very durable and desirable xceptto Fabrics “Trees, shrubs, vines, plants, and tie-backs to match. $I 23 for various rooms; 2% yards 79¢ Value af. etteat cuttings, grafts, scions, buds, roots, ° in length; the pair....ccee- ° | bulba, flowers or green house plants | may be shipped from the State of California into the State of Arkan- , " : @ Dresses for street, for afternoon and for evening wear are \@' | | | sas provided that they shail not be . $2.75 Curtains | $2.50 cpeenine , $5.50 Curtains here, and surely every one is a remarkable value at this very | | ie wd oe or tagen materia! Shorten Your Life of filet and Nottingham | of voile, finished with —of Nottingham and filet ? ‘ | | ” Peper Ce mew yaa moderate price. Some are of plain or printed voile and linens, _excelsior and provided further;| How to Stop it—Read This. weave nets, plain or with | full ruffles, picot-edged in | weave net, finished with . others of plain or printed Canton crepe or of Georgette. Many that anal Mbieementa ase eaiee panied by an official certificate ts-| It may surprise you to know sued by the United States Depart- blood pressure = 6 serious t white only; the pair... ite 3 ‘ancy centers: scalloped oe or blue; tie-backs cotton bullion fringe; ater 95c Milk £ edges; full match; $1 65 | 3% are trimmed with lace or hand-drawn work and there are a num- len th; j ee eeeeeeveeer | air caw | & gth; pair | pate » . p ber of the popular sleeveless models. sect of Mie ee ee a : ment of Agriculture of California eee to those who have it bak for 25c Pitchers, 69¢c | cortitying that they originate and ause it shortens life. Water | —of imported china with | | tions; 4- 7 ° ° ; border | various decoration $2.50 to $3.50 Curtains $2 Lace-Edged Curtains In bright, pastel and dark col certifying that they originate and| becauge ekervens Me. as | foot and mouth disease and have a and until certain lass. ' pint alge. ‘ “4 ; Nottingham and filet weave Net ia of hemstitched marquisette; finished ors, and including sizes 16 to 44. laine in plain and fancy effects; 2 | wit h an attractive lace edging: - 3 9 | otherwise complied with this regu- hold, you do not know it. | Basement Economy Store | lation, provided further: that e|#te 5 pains, flushed face, vards long and full widt h; $I. 98 yi 1% yards long: the pair . : , , a scalloped; pair Basement Economy Store | the ‘shipment and a similar copy to| be forwarded to the State veterin- medicine 4 arians’ office, Little Rock. Ark. "On ws purel vegetable | Fruits and vegetables may be : which clogs t * ehipped from the State of Califor- — the hnty of rs oxtrs ae | nia into the State of Arkansas. can reduce high blood er | provided they are shipped fn new Often one bottle of Norms _containers and originate in areas bring reduction enough to f |} approved for fruit and vegetable : which ress an worry shipment by the California State oe - me: = | Department of Agriculture and the Norma is a physician’s . | U. 8 Bureau of Animal! Industry, tion. It worked so jane ee and provided further, that if pack- person tice that jing material is used such materia! _ a must be new clean paper or new ple everywhere can o Bh heck y 18 i oc care... ~ 49¢ t Beo Stere rar ‘ nom : $1.69 Srade: each with white dots, yard Basemen ’ die” he asked. “Shoes,” she aaid | “Good-night,” said he, and left. i. a a i > ae ee ie an oe Oe ee china in | crackled r; twenty- glass: very attractive 2-ounce size. , 7? TT * 7 ma] epepeeeeeeeeeeeeep ee Pte ee ee ee eee wewewwereeeeer ee poeeewerF # | (-eeeeeet Ph] eeewetrte fF 8! pe ee ee ee eee —i Dip eee eeegeeeeeeae eS se eS!
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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the mor — y eae ning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED 10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = VIG —— a * ” a — . ie — " 4 bans ‘> he : 3 SR Se ee : « - -~--g- TRUE-TONE BAND INSTRUMENTS AND SAXOPHONES The perfect tone and mechani- Hear Mike Pingitore — the cal perfection make “Buescher” workd’s greatest banjo player— the choice instrument among pro- fessional playcrs. This Famous Orchestra at the Odeon, Wednesday Evening, May 21, 8:15 P. M. exciasive distribeuters fer Barscher Band Inetruments Sarcphones, Paramount Banjos, Ludwig & Lawig Drums. Call or Write for Catalog perform on his Paramount Banjo. We are and pp RS $eeu, ™ Qn O5 We ==) ———— ee >> ee) Ae Cuts two operations from your washing no rubbing-no bluing Here it is—the greatest little aid to Use La France with anv soap you Washing that ever was invented’ Dis- = ike—bar, powder or flakes. Or use :t solve two tablespoonfuls of La France in the washing machine. Al! the sticky with your soap when vou put the greasy dirt is washed awav twice as clothes to soak or boil, and half the quick when La France, too used Work 1s done. No hack-breaking rub Ask your grocer for it. 10 cents a bing. No blu:ng ackage 7 oacina With La France. you wst soak or Ask him also for Add it to boil the clothes, then rinse and wring, the hot starch. Prevents the iron from and your work tsover. La France blues = sticking, and ges a soft giossy finish as it cleans. And how 1t does clean! It also umparts a delightful fragrance You ll say its magc—the clothes are to the clothes. La France Manufac- sO snowy white and sweet. turing Company, Philadelphia. _ Onle 2% conta cack wash-dev tor thus wender- rus ProGuct that goes wary with ell the ‘erucgery O° uwdsting F : tuds er “GSN MAchime,- ha France Aaundry Voblet Le Frence blues a2 @ cieens. Loeosens every sticks, greasy particle ~ smi se can o cans rneed ewev. Use «ah soap of any brand or mond ‘ ~ ' ; j stones. Surrce te THE MISSOURI PAG BUNS GULFPORT LINE Purchase Also Carries With It Control of International- Great Northern. Financial details of the purchase hy the Missour! Pacific Railroad Co. of the New Orleans, Texas & Mexico Rai!iway Co. (Gulfport line), slans for which were announced Post-Dispatch in N@w exclusively in te Sunday, were made public York last night by Gulfport offi- clacs The Missour: Pacific will bu outright 37.500 shares of Gulfp: ~ stock and take an option on 6% shares additional. lLnder terms ot the agreement Gulfport directors declared a special dividend rf 16% per-.cent. in lieu of a 10 per cent ste nd v ust Feb rué ‘ Str ‘7 e . Be $2 t > » | e-of 4% “6 a © é . ~ n ng and e war ‘s na ring ide Means Control of Two Lines. Through the combined purchase and option Missouri Pacific ¥ ob- tain 61 pe ent of outstanding fpor giving nitro .ne r 0 is 2 ‘ e NA.-(s ‘“ > _ : _ | . = r ] fics tendered within iavs afte . ex- ercises the $9$,000-share op* >, . n-_ > ~~ > > . -~ °2Fr = = eo en _ nar s at e a : a e 3 ‘ a” -"? iw —e = Ssrom er notes may — o™ ~ ~ ‘s - - . 7 ' ‘3 * 7 ~ advantage of the Missouri Pacific »~ff#o~ - race ‘2 ‘hea on 3 an rbd - - « — cam 8 ; © - a share rnclue ©e the «ne- al dividend, after deducting the » — ? . = AnaAers “wi ipor;s ,a iP “sed a’? . Mileage Principally in Texas. 4 > -= mf om » > ~ Tt? -« . Ty ~ ——. As told st-Dispa - Ae« ‘he -_ -—--* . > *- a Poa Vie x ~ > - x p ~ = as & ? j > pe of ‘ Senator Couzens Is Well Again 2 ,{.<coanr a e<e 4 Mi Be Vid 4 x 9 - wn, ~ = . ac . ; 2 -~ 4 can was discharged from Johns Hopkins Hospital yesterday and eM for Washington. The Senator ant ae 3 ‘* oo * mee fe 7 — i . = ec s a April i4. fe observation ana severa! wee . . recoverec AT O-NIGHT yTQOMOCRROW a for ae 3o ae ee ee ee ee me a A ne a ee —— i a TUESDAY, E- MAY 26, 1926 ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY DentalClinic S556 Carciine St—(Near Grené) Heures: 9 A. M. te 4 P. M. Dally a Dentistry at Pre-War Prices DRE. JOS. J. GRABER Gold Crowns ENOZ KILLS MOTHS with NOT STAIN Kills moth and moth worms. Destroys moth eggs. Makes materials moth resistant. A specialized product for a special purpose. The “Standard” for more than 25 years At Drag and Department Stores Enoz Chemical Co. - - usands use it first for met opr the most A STUBBORN rash, annoy- ous skin disorders disappear ing irritation or eccema, per- Thousands who } unall haps some really serious skin ig agk: “What makes it do ie disorder! In thousands of work so quickly?” Physic homes Resinol has today be- gay: “Because Resinol inl tome the first remedy applied deep into the pores, at ; to any sort of skin affection. the root of the disorde ond A formula developed thirty starts the skin again acnng years ago by a well-known normally.” ’ physician in his practice, and at first distributed onlythrough doctors’ prescriptions, Resinol, through its healing, soothing ualities, has won the confi- nce of users everywhere. Its action in many cases is almost immediate. Itchtag is relieved at once, and often in a few days the most seri- RESINOL Recommended for 28 years by leading physicians If you have been troubled with any spot, rashor irritation on your skin, try Resino!l Oing- ment. Getajar at your druggise or send for a free trial sample 6, Resinol, Baltimore, harmless to Md. It is absolu —will — irritate texture of an infant's skin, or even raw flesh. Chicago - New York From the House of Kuppenheimer — styled, loosely draped and semi-form-fitting models in tans, grays, blues, browms and mixed effects. Extra Trousers May Be Secured With the Majority 4 ag Bg Sg, ay Ba ey . SSS S55. 5555 ” ‘ -_- ee = Six-Day nderselling of SUTT'S —and Other Well-Known Makers 44: EN who appreciate clothing of the better sort will find this an extremely attractive offering. We have taken hundreds of Suits—many from our finest stocks—and reduced their prices for this Underselling event. Included are smartly A variety of distinctive patterns. of These Suits at a Small Additional Cost (Peurth NVPe 4 : Pe IE 1 ave wy {eeeeeee® - » E a | ~s sa ~ . Accuracy Insures Style McCall Primeed Pamerns are de- “ened to cut to the best possible ad- vantage. Theysave Material and | Thmeand assure Accuracy of Style.
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ith. ee ee erage PE? EE Te ee ee rr TUESDAY, a 3 3 3=—Ss TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1924, ps fa MAY 20, 1924. ’ : B ; 2 z nq The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUS POST- DISPATCH ome wa , ADVERTISEMENT _| INSURGENTS THREATEN RIT | C=3O=10====10r=1018 30 D awson O p tica l C O.)} Poisoned Nerves 4S FARRINGTON ASSAILS THEM ; $ Cash—-Balance Easy Terms 2 | j 17th and Washington Ave. : | 616 Pine St. Cause Neuritis Sem ney ee [as SA ae j ment Accorded Howat. OF HIGH-GRADE | e y Neuritis or “nerve inflammation” | °”_*"* Associated Press. 85% of Ben Gutman’s fleet of 13 Ze Z , often follows an attack of nea ion: PBHORIA, Ill., May 20.—Cries of “ po trucks used by the Brown Shoe | me oning, typhoid fever, pneumonia or some | “ . = SAVE 25% 50% . 5 other infectious disease. The most f mnrweret.” ane: wee ae > oe Cos | . = | . 7 re | away the most E * is equipped with Good- | A yg! Quent causes of the trouble, however, warnings that a riot impended, (Floor Samples Slightly Used) | , a» NY r _| rose f affections . = year All. Weather Heavy-Duty are colds, injuries, bruises or nervous ex rom the ranks of insurgents haustion, é TORS: Cushions, Pneumatic Cushions iouutete may affect one nerve or it | fines a, a Sonoras Victrolas . 2 mine w ous skin disorders disappear. — . Pn may involve many. In some cases {fe . ; . ormere here as President A dees whip hove cand | ‘ or big Pneumatic Cord Tires. pain moves from place to place rank Farrington , but; it ask: “What makes it do its > om | ‘\ | usually it is confined to the shoulder, | told the story of his treatment of work SRonees Redan . 7 : ar forearm, thigh, leg or small of the | \jexander Howat, deposed Kan- cau ino a | , : _, into the pores, attacks | we: GOOD Beware of drugs that relieve by dead- | 548 Miners’ chief, $100 Brunswicks $15 $75 Victrolas ...$56 the root of the disorder, and | , . ening the nerves. Such relief is decep- Farrington had starts the skin again acting - tive and dangerous. Eopa Neuritis Tab- $25 Portables $12.50 } Beautiful Cabinet . Oculist Eyes Examined lets act in @ safe, natural way, helping that he had informed Howat he ee been troubled tT Merchants Tire & Battery Co. Prescriptions Sale Free to remove the inflammation and bring could go with him no further in . ‘ bout ! ' with any spot, rashor irritation , | (Formerly The Merchants Truck & Tire Company) Carefully Filled Our $5 Values 25 Years in aoout permanent, lasting results. Go! his fight for reinstatement in the pig: as .j Low as | today and obtain a dollar bottle of these | on your skin, try Resinol Oint- | | la STORES eo union 2710 W pou Lenses Dupli- Heavy All Zylo St. Louis tablets, jp union, after Howat had attended a RECORDS Easy Terms” 11 j >) » ment. Getajar at your druggist Bieness Bement 377 Ph 0S-19 North 12th meeting in Pittsburg, Pa., of the If you have put off buying a Phonograph on account of the high 2th Sereer ones: Olive 1713 ° , Sold in St. Louis by Judge & Dolph | wasi, tei i. or send for a free trial sample | | Central 4126 Central 3993 _ cated, Repairing Metal Hinge Telephone: olph | National Progressive Miners’ Com- prices, now is the time to buy. We are offering wonderful ma- chines, some of which have been slightly used and marred in - Drug Stores and ail other leading drug aime 7 . , to Dept. 6, Resinol Baltimore, = o—_ | at Lowest Prices Frame Main 2960 gists. Boericke & Runyon Co., Mfrs. presser rai "y W iitam Z. Foster, | Md. tis absolutely harmless : San Francisco mmunist. This “dual organiza- handling on the gales floor. All are fully guaranteed and now offered at these unheard-of prices. ~—~will not irritate the delicate tion,” Farrington texture of an infant's skin, or lead of even raw exposed flesh. Grand, Upright and Player Pianos From the Best That’s Made to the Cheapest That’s Good (a ee ' rd Latest |" 4 aT os Okeh tien MUSIC COMPANY ReCOrMdS) tstartished ° Establishe 7 _ 1855 1103 Olive St. “s;3"" | a: ithe international issued no warn- Oro Oro — . ing. nd CURED. KNIFE. map lbagencer Pot Miner rene ne PILES WITHOUT TI THE 4 SYRACUSE, N. Y., May 20.—On@ Fistula, Fissure and al! Rectal Diseases by my Soothing, Gentle Metheda man was killed and 15 men were Guarantee—Oure or No Pay. NoChicroform., eng te Som No Hospital. No Detem injured, one seriously, when a ajp- ‘fioa from Business Call or write today, ae FREE BOOK ) anning and enameling oven on the | CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE. Pile 6uf! top floor of the eight-story L. C. PR. C. MATTHEW COE, Rectal Specialist, Office Hours, 9 to 5 ‘Smith typewriter plant here ex- 601 PINE STREET ST. xO. Brenings, 7 to ploded late yesterday. Cs oer to Dee. M. fey Sat ond WP. | — | — late yesterday | just explained said, followed | 4 man who had a sworn | Purpose to destroy American trade |. aes I hold Alec Howat in | as rd to Me SINOL 4j See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, 5 and 10 at 3 rebede te co ee but I refuse to align myself with | | anyone whose purpose ts to destroy | the union, which I have helped to | years by leading physicians | o to bul id.”” Farrington said. | a ‘These C ommunists,” Farrington | - —_——— : & ntinued, “are jn ¢ his hall today | siaiinhdioha Their paper is sold in | this hall, their reporter sits at that | table, writing damnable lies about us each day. If they had dared en- _ter the international convention and acts as they have acted here, they would have been thrown out. but here not a murmur is heard : | and their vilification goes un- ' checked.” At this juncture eetes of “throw » > them out” reached an angry pitch, , /and the insurgents threatened to | Start a riot, at which Farrington /laughed. “Those of you who are /mouthing loudest for Alexander PRINTED P ee | Howat, now, said not a word when A ERNS | the fight was highest and there : | was danger of expulsion for us,” | Farrington continued when qulet | was restored. “You kept quiet and there were those among you who | petit ioned the international] that a provisional] district be established in Illinois ag in Kansas.” Howat's speech lasted two hours anda half. He admitted that Far- rington and Secretary-Treasurer Nesbit of the Illinois miners had warned him to keep away from the Pittsburg meeting. but added that SSS — > 4 NR a me - es Sao rsors= oom saa ie OO he) — rte COOSOEG worm > SDP NO RD S- BURR FO De RBEB ES R™ —— : SHOE om hae nee LE A eases ene Oe ' . eocese —_ ' ~ ~ a nd , ow Otr . oa-eumee Pot MED SE RS eH HEF BRE Ye BPAG BEER KR OK A'S — a acu - . - : x + . : a ee! 4 s y ; ge Man? “>; Py : et ; . r >Re ; ESR et 2» as +a - ta > PA FS” SOt + ~ > une ~—— . P. " $4 = bs Bo: : > + 24 peat, § so . : ® ! : j | . > As 3ee cities die Geld dee ties i beng art fl ay Ah te Te invention of the New McCall oo y | | | i | Been Solicited TRANCE Pattern Ne yom,» 2 home sewing. It stituted pririted words for puzzling rations, Ax, ae ) a printed cutting line foran eapeuiber paper edge. b SE Remember that this a a sere All instructions and directions are printed di- Ouse ) | making organization with a rectly on the pattern pieces and no leaflets of Po R interest in getting your name on the explanation are required. sf dotted line. In addition to its great simplicity and accuracy, 2 | the Printed Pattern pictures in the “‘Primto ; Don't feel. that you are lucky to Gravure:”’ nse Ss escape. If you believe in the “Y 1. Cutting layout fortwo widths of material in each size. $ a," —Say it with Dollare—regardless of - to assemble the ent. . . , 2 ; tna saad 4 materials and imation. > * @& f how your pledge is obtained. 4, Photographs of finishing details and sewing helps. A newcomer to St. Louis walked into “Y” Women who have been afraid of the difhculties Heada > cabelas varters the other day with a pledge og ogy - ae ge ye = me a . 5 for $500, saying he didn't want to live in sewers achieve style results they never had before ; any city in which he wasn't vitally and at less than half the cost of eer dresses HAY) Lh interested. ready made. Wi}| [Ae This is your city ... your boys and girls... Here are ten charming frocks— Parisian oo | ‘v= ; your crime and vice...your Y.M.C.A. the approval of American wome ore | = Beers Choose any one of them and Buildings and Equipment. The future is | rT \ | i control. It can be no greater learn at once how the home-made look may be : \ Pa & in your own e no gr banished—how easy it is to sew successfully with /I ’ \ or finer than your present vision. the simple accurate McCall Printed Pattern. | ] T / J i 3 = 9 i ~~ + ie Bas pais _ cn alle TRS CRS ep RC cg BBO EI Bhim > 3 ms Make your subscription all you can give s in the next six months. Then multiply 15c to 45c¢ a « , by ten. You have five years to pay in. (Becond Floor.) t will find this = || AI) be & FULLER ee 6 . STIX BAERS. Pe ee and reduced their Headquerters—City Club Building Auditorium uded are smartly Jens grays, blues, : C Geod News Travels Fast Only 4 days left to give the F Over 50% more wemen used peyable 4 McCall Printed Pemerns are de- McCall Prineed Pateemme im the aaa $3,000,000 » Majority signed to cut to the best possible ad- * first four months of 1924 than dur- Beet a mae || PRINTED PATTERNS ||===—e= J}] - ace rt te ee mee ee ee eA a en ee
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—_ ir i i, er. . Rieti Sa ian ee il 12 ST.LOUTS POST-DISPATCH Eee Ne SIE Ae ee nF ah CTE NC PRS Ge eR oe ee es Se eer POR Pe > = ee oP: ye - Nr ee OT ameel os ; ag so me Ne ~ tt x OLS EEE OD Fhe Roaches carry it down to “\\ ther secre nests a —_ — > — ae teat ai oe Ss: =—_ y A 7 _ ——— 7 r. =e — v, . s 4 yy 45 ay a oe \ : ’ . WY ‘ \. > a : me . ’ . - " -_. - ing lines. Don’t overlook the smallest crack. This preparation not roaches on the surface, but gets to the hidden places, killing the eggs and voung. PETER- MAN'S ROACH POOD comes im the handy only destrors the gets tin can that serves as a sprayer for using the We guarantee that Peter. powder in the proper way. Get a can today. man’s Roach Food wil! nd h Eee any premises of roaches, : grenaare for KF youre if used as directed. At Your Drugéist 2c We authorize any dealer ' 200 Fifth Ave., N.Y. | © promptly refund the purchase € showing that under th above conditicas th é UWier Peeerman ime Our Absolute Guarantee price to anyone preparation has not rid the premises of roaches. ROACH-FOOD Made by the Makers of the famous PETERMAN'S DISCOVERY fer Bed Bugs — - ee >: o_o = Tit ' ’ 1 HUT —— —— ld ' MN al if ‘ i | | | i ny (jf MN | Mi Nt —~ — — ——— —E ee a , OMEN who look at electric irons in the stores notice that the irons they are offered fall into two classes. In the one class are irons that show no improvement today over the electric iron of five, seven, or even ten years ago. As contrasted with the Hotpoint lron— the modern iron. The point even hotter than the rest of the iron—crisper and easier The strength-saving Cantilever Handle—no more cramped mus- a Fer the convenience of cur customers. we ere epereting « Serwece Staton af 618 Arcade Bidg., St. Louis, Mo. i Seer e eee es ee t ! ; \ | } ©Whry the Hotpoint Iron is bought = by more women than any other make The Attached Heel Rest—no more lifting to and from an ironing stand— The Ali-way-through Handle Boilt—no more cracked, broken or loose handies— The Hinged Plug Cord with Ball Jo1mt—no more snarled. frayed or broken cords— And other features that add measurably to the service Ife of the tron. Hotpoint is the electric iron— and women buy more of them than they do of any other make. EDISON ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO., Inc. Beeson New York Adaenta Cleveland Chicage St. Lows Onrario, Cal. Salt Lake Civ SERVANTS There are more Hotpoint Irons in use than any other make of Electric [ron i Le Ta | li ihre > ] ,** 4 . : se? iT ! Wine I 5 . Lakes Steamer Burned. = 1a CLEVELAND. O.. May 20.—The | ™ pened —— i hemesenilicinestian nee NORRIS REQUESTS NEW > ao : r steamer State of Ohis,) ¥" « Rape of the oldest on the (jreat | Jo TEMAS ee, SSeqynenfelds, ™ = Washington A renue Courtesy.” L. Ackerman President e! Voile Fr ocks For Larger Women Savs He Wants ‘‘Recail”’ His Nomination > sebele.*ae ; Republican Primary. ‘ . ty (3 ‘ Cc ‘4 e i . e HINGTON, May ?72¢ Sena- WAS tor Norris (Rep.) of Nebraska, has issued a challenge to his onronen'ts in Nebraska who. he said. have at- ¥ ‘ is ws Fe # > “"— 2 ~ . ~* ‘ . ' tempted to ruié him Vu. of the ie- % ~*~ — ‘ . ae? = Wee . tin “ publican parts b requesting a -*27e9 4% ie Nrirnen with his reeasa! i : : > : . outed pe ° > 5 / - Fa ~ au - ._* - — . « ” a éo : . 7 - j j & iz] ‘ fo } ae j > ‘ f . > ? i ; f :- . a) ” > ; . rq ; ’ hs 4 ‘ , ' » + as wens an so the charges aa $25.00 Coats . —mean $22.50 Coats . ~— : ante ~ ie ah t . r. Fe wae i ae ne ° i r~ o , at? REGULAR SIZES EXTRA SIZES TO 52 $19.75 Coats iE J A Clean Fresh Tie —tke a clean face, is alwevs worn bv the smartiv dressed men. And why not! It's juse to clean a tie as iris ate ee . se ” — = 0 oS 0 F000 Ry | | TTS
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6 eee ie head ah i _" OT Lee ee a ee ee ee eee, % = a ee "ESDAY, : Rs : ' 2 . Th j a say 20. 1824 ¢ Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City C irculation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH 13 ~ - ; ; ‘ { yy: » ™ SEVELAND, ©., May 20.—Thej|™unicipal pier here eariy | Watchman for the (ley: land & Ruf- baunin.|btteved te nacre mie at] QUUIALIOL) WOULD - of the oldest on the (,reat John Lee, 70, who for 40 years was lieved to have lost his life aboard ' ‘ : " . nicr. WwW i | = 5 — await sab. 3 + al : - ry " " ” : oi 3 i. 7 *. —, Sted ins Ts ae os ee Sa ae ara et a . ¥ Jae J =, ey Oss “e. tH eta 2 Tee ee. ee ae! a ? yor a. ee ie _ ne ies steamer State of Ohi», with a loss estimated at $200.000 “The Howe ik = ee a UNSEAT MILLERAND Jhe Ney ADJUSTABLE of ° Courtesy.” .&e26 24 6 3a OS 1} Radical Press Doubtful if Coali- | tion Has Profited From Recent Victory. “ * ag q : f By the Associated Press. }| PARIS, May 20.—President Mil- | | lerand is the object now of almost | the entire attention of the radical! || and Socialist press which, in the | } absence of indications as to how | the three parties of the successful coalition are going to be able to fi profit from their victory, and what | »' their program 18 going to be, in- sistently demand that the chief : \~ magistrate of the Republic give | (Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) ' | wavtoa new man. -— “= a ———— SS = r,.% PS Se Flower-Trimmed Hats promised lower taxes, are rather {| . SZ i oer" "far 7 | ‘ ~ ~—- “Os ) Matrons’ Hats Banded Sailors $10.00 Hats indignant that M. Herriot should at i 606-08 Washington Ave.—Thru to Sixth St. . +) . te f . . New White, Sand and Wood Colors 1 Gutee repudiate the program || $12 50) Hats which the three coalition parties i ’ . presented to the electors. This in- | NO C. O. D.’S. NO WILL CALLS Gadna the repeal ot meee taxation, which M Poincare put | through Parliament, and abroga-| & f / e ) tion of the measure for economics | by decree bicits - | 1 ADVOCATES REMOVAL OF == s aD ym a . WORKHOUSE TO COUNTRY | a i = : 7 i i of in Zs ‘Dr. M. A. Bliss Says Prisoners|# \ 7 { rg iin a oe _a_ F | Should Have More Varied | Industrial Training. The workhouse as “a rock-break- Ing and heart-breaking place” 7 should be supplanted by aig | country workhouse with oppor-/ & | ,tunity for varied industrial train-/| & ing, assisted by public care of | | feeble-minded in youth, Dr. M. A | J , ;, ; | Bliss, président of the Missouri So- XN TOW is the time for wise shoppers to be active. . For the time has arrived when we mean ciety for Mental Hygiene, said in a | es " ni Spring Stock Pri hav he d tieall ‘ed caper “vend ‘Wolfers the Ot. Laule 4 to dispose of our remaining Spring Stocks. Frices Rave been drastieally reduced to Serene — — — yes- || COMPEL purchasing. It is the zero hour for those who hike lovely clothes to obtain them at | te ’ t reekly bulletin. : ° . . ’ : : 4 ; te *. Say Bliss estd tela aie in | # a fraction of their worth. Kiverv sult, coat and dress. we offer W ednesday 1s authoritatively | the workhouse who have been ar- stvled and finely made—marked at figures averaging half price simply because we do not carry | rested 100 times and who have f mental age of 7 years. Trying to over from one season to another. 4 g 3 a A ia ma 4 % : . P care for them in the ordinary | @ course between the jail and the | ia e workhouse, he said, is an utter fu-| @ tility. “The feeble-minded capable | | of going about the streets, who are & ‘ordinary dubs of one king or an-/| After meals you want sOmMme- | other, get into all kinds of mis-/§ > ° >f chief because they are easily led, || more "a bit sweet sometimes into serious crime when | with a change of flavor. guided by smart. crooks,” he said. | § FrASHICNED by the country’s finest makers, they re- IGLEY’S ~~ a & — —_ * 4 4+& +> > > © eo * * i a i ~~ “If properly trained and taught & ‘ . ‘ . is that “some- hey many teve weer aaa ae flect the most beautiful modes seen this Spring at the The trejetie met Se French Race Courses. All the popular materials in the remarke ecause at a certain age | & | s ‘ — the normal individual sets . like | newest shades. Many trimmed with Summer Fur. | Plaster and can't be changed.” , x . a~ One of four new cottages at the | Bf 114 Coats Formerly Priced to $25.00.....$10.00 st Louis Training School for the | ~ - ae sles —- LA Feeble-Mindeg is to be named for 136 Coats | OI mel ly Pi 1¢ ed lo 4500. cae 18.00 Yy ; ‘ Dr. Bliss in recognition of his as- 96 Coats Formerly Priced to 60.00. -* 28.00 ourth Lbiloor.) JL yee ance 8 ee 96 Coats Formerly Priced to 75.00,.... 38.00 $4 Firemen Hurt in New York. | § 299 Coats Formerly Priced to 100.00. ...., 48.00 NEW YORK, May 20.—Three . tire chiefs, a Ueutenant and 30 /ff CHOICE of Coats Formerly $125 to $250. . 68.00 firemen were injured in fighting a | § ' Kline’s—Third Fioor. fire in a five-story building at & Broadway and Grand street last | night. The loss wae estimated at | a fux.| (‘SU Tm E have shown this Spring one of the smartest collee- W tions of Suits in our memory. In accordance with Fashion's mood they follow the box, the boyish and the long-line types. Solid shades, mixtures and hairlines, ex- quisitely tailored and trimmed. 132 Suits Formerly Priced to $45.00..... 110 Suits Formerly Priced to 60.00 58 Suits Formerly Priced to 70.00 CHOICE of any Suit Formerly $100 to $195 58.00 b oats Go . = Kline’'s—Third Floor. other and you’ know why imi- tators are stopped | when they come |} | to flavor. just can’t imitate ANY of the superb frocks hich are awaiting you flavor. | N were selected by our own Buyers in Paris. The others are charming reproductions of striking Paris Sesame tadsantietie | models. The selection 15 a veritable Fashion Show of the siace, pound or loef gowns and frocks for every possible requirement. REGULAR SIZES XTRA SIZES TO 52 omen who look ahead will these Coats for next year: do not carry merchandise frem ene season to the » hence this radical price. savings are ‘sensational. sy and Sport Coats, ef soft. fabrics, and Peiret twill. s of patterns and styles. full-lined models. (Basement) MC Tt CO oi 975 Dresses Formerly Priced to $45.00... .$24.00 REN GTH re 995 Dresses Formerly Priced to 75.00.... 34.00 ST 175 Brena Formerly Priced to 100.00.... 44.00 PE PPER MINT : 75 Dresses Formerly Priced to 125.00 54.00 F LAVOR ; CHOICE of any Dress Formerly to $200.. 64.00 Kline’s—Fourth Floor.
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OMBINED The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper © Rw A . 5 nue, sora ~remggunane injuries ah a uty Macaroni e a! lacerations of the scalp at 7 >. =. AAMMEPICAN re oi when : struck c be an al o- mobile driven by Leo Lombardo | 1609 Carr street, at Gran: Ou] —_ me vory y HOUSE DYNAMITED ee oo he Rich—-Tasty-Fis W hat Glasses 1 ; —— AS aoe Should Mean to You Vila ana , \ seemed ision! Th escription is all im St. Louis Politician Said to. a - | ’ Perfect vision: ae cae wy iy it PO t. but in accurately grinding the lenses Oo ouado Have Operated Venice Place Publicity Hosiery a e- secede placing the optical center lie com Prior to Klan Activities. — | DEMO STRATION OF OUR POLICY— and satisfaction. For nearly half a 1 é 4 WY FOR LESS Erker’s has rendered this service to ' QUALIT a HOSIER | over 200,000 customers. An explosion of dynamite at i ( good Camera ix a good ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH You have no excuse for not going West this summer when you ' . ' ee can secure low round trip excursion fares via Wabash- Union ~ ah tefer partly Weeske a fe racation companion. Time Pacific and the luxurious travel conveniences aboard the mer gambling house at the rear of d Th F id “Pacific Coast Limited” c20 Main steet, Venice, M.. which 3 Days— Wednesday, ursday, rl Bhs racation companion, Time was reputed to nave een operated . ’ TAND This magnificent all-steel train from St. Louis daily for Los hy Ferd Warner. 8t. Louis poli- BIG Y REDUCTIONS! . Angeles and San Francisco via Denver and Salt Lake Ciry, tician The comparative prices “quoted are our regu- Th co » 4 ¢ h leet ¢ fifteen-foot hole I y low. we ou uu. Wabesk} 9:03 AM (ony dar) The bias ore a ti | exceptiona:') Leaves Sc. Louis Usion Seatioa _ abas is PM in «2 wall of the frame building Leswes Kemees City ............-.[Unicon Panic) 6 same car) , . . , H a ; Arnves Denver seccecoceceso-{Unien Pasiic) 12:50 PM (38! : and upheaven tne rg ogee No wréesial S Pure Silk ose . . mmmetinen | Ua Se) S35 | » box ymne has ben reporte burt. . . e , . Arnves Salt Lake City . ————— - os Pec ae. 8 5 AM _ . ia a a? a — 7 ave a ban- ‘ ’ 8156 te si. 75. SERN Ice ABLE ei se | s é p | 1018 Oo ive (S. E. : LU mon Paecié 23 AM (aa ere are sa HOSE — >is waite aad Dew Seuthern Paciic) 10:30 AM 3 bears) doned this and other preepe Side ° $1.85 ‘ CHIFFON HOSsE— black and new : : ; format: ‘ tions at piaces some mm‘ nins aco o.iowineg te « . ° - ™ . en ne | marked activity of the Ku Kiuz bee 62.00 OUTSIZE BLACK SILK HOSE... Don’t go on suffering from those ter : Wabash Ticket Office, 328 N. Broadway Kian in Madison Count | HOSE. vS50 G — A StL 2 oil = Import an fible pains. This powerful liniment if = f . L. MeNallv. Die. Pessenger Agent. Wabesh Ry. 14% Raley Exchange. S« Lowis Venice police believe there was a ; $2.00 WHITE : sux HOSE—sheer . . : , Carnes, Genera! Agent, Union Pacific Sysrem, 2053 Raiiv ey Exchange, Si. Lous deliberate “plant” of explosives in eigh . will bring quick, soothing relief. Ir s the building. Two sticks of dyna- > CLOCKED SILKS—broke> different from anything you have ever , +h rec} . tering” . w ‘h lis tops except the : . mite were found near the wreckage All are ine it fashioned} : used. Try a bottle. 35c & 60c sizes. x's 1k fter the explosion The biast vou Glove Silk windows im neighboring “ice” | Extra-Fine ea ANS H Hose | ster ink Stk 7 _—— — ' > ~— Lisies. b I : = Ls i iinges anG vas heard in ol. Rlack and colers: : ‘ HIFFON - ; ' = * PLAIN in black Lzouis regular and out sizes. lack a ew . | } and colers. The part of the former gambling 38ec . Lac E Dla ck a . = PROPSTITCH NOV- yse wrecked wasanadjunct to @ prey nn ew colcrs. Des ; | & bo ee ’ ave re’ > tL a ” CHILDREN’S search Hospita here hae com ey an end with the reinstatement ‘ . é . i) . x . 7 =z > | Another big sale of women’s iis teow Shee, io’. . : -_ > > ~ a» + é = childrer Ox- Piae acuion special for precnesday. Val- a. (ee oS ee eh deeetech Memiaed Chane ues to $5. 00. mac of ood mie mittee ee irses ma wear ther dieedines . att ~wY —- ¢hear >is . “hoice of Oxfords ancy t roo stv] hair anv wa hey desire—bobbed j setvles and cut ut Sanda!« | Lae : =" LT bo bhed "~ ee Sane sal ne — The action was taken after 65; vain leathers a new eo =% ~ «AT as .** . - . —_ date styles. Sizes to fit all Rusees tareatense to Srike Sa those dismissed were reinstated. The girls who violated the regu- "so i- _ ij hair asserted the > * VA a iain S i1@ nOosSsPpiLia ‘> hoh ther ha r 7 ec voN - Ne ., eet IAPAN AND FRANGE EXCHANGE. Ki VIEWS ON INDO-CHINA TREATY wT. the 7 « or ) am eae teint a Lak rPaRis ~v.—A statement is- SUe¢ad jumpers aatew and “s d 1 lothesr ‘i a mer shades, at vard (Se Gingham Nea’ “ bh te C checks, at, ‘vas a. 50c Oxford Cloth Tard wide. Basket weave Ox- fora Cioeth. nm the natura! hight tan pongee shade so opuliar for drap- $1.59 SHEETS =? ,e ’ bleached’ seamiess | 9 uble bed Shee:s 7 tions of Japan and indo-China are buyer a’ iSc MUSLIN pe i {,overn men: i* says im - 30 nh ‘ ae nm » eac «t mut te ; Governor-Genera! Martin Muslin or sheeting " x - : sherts sipe and a!’ bh oO Indo-' “ina oy s udv with the wees. at. & yard > authorities the improvremen? $1. 50 BEDSPREADS a* commercia. relations het weer 7 - - an TeAnw.it » —,. (rea? nkied weawe - J a&Da R : i I Liha nis : 7 > 7 a = mr x" Be exc range yn? lew ee savs apres te ® Te ‘ formean- ~ +i o tx ~~ . he Ca ly “my ar a re ; -~— = atter di« am) > a2e°¢ my : °° 2 renresen . “ n u . eee eee s . | ; enue = x “en's Athletic | Women’s 89c | Women’s SOc @& BARON TRIED ON WAR CHARGES Union Suits Union Suits sting oh oy ! Ribbed Top Hose Belgium Claims Coal Singnees Aid- Made of extra good iid lietnal @ eg er gio em ed Germans During War twle Hose Br the Assoc ated Prees b quality BRUSSELS, May 29- a ata re ‘ons nas 29 - "s» ta 10 ? tn “oppee On [ the wea ita regular ¢ it sizes ‘acturers in Belgium a re Diack and white : — ‘ria oe to Rr An”? 2 . 7 7 a a — ’ Z * . ’ f . 7 Arges a> ®uDDp ’ COs and ~* ’ ‘ er ont on ooags *H "2 ,er'™ are 3 of on am . - — Wet ; $8 Per Month on | ipa > : - ec & . —— to ! Belge: ' Dare ge a S10 Per Menthen . ' m ye ; i Oan 59c BEACH CLOTH $1.49 - A Agency Sa Says There Will Be T avas Agency vs Yard »* ide, round thread. renee ny H Conference in Paris by Envoys linen-finish Beachcloth; for Tard wide. so fe finfish one @ 19 of Both Nations. ‘, (one: ~~ tars a $3 Lace Curtains [re paire. 7 good qua?’ ne s& wen ve wh! ail e silk. to go »enle Wednres- at. yard... . . . : : - . : - 7 . s d CoA , . 4 e ™ : & e % Sys . 7 e * ~ . 4 ee : . . ‘ ’ . 7am = "\@ a. ow : . . . . 2 } : 7 = oe ‘ . . ’ a i= ave > oo rym | ; ; = o* CQ : . prs os . > ’ . ~ > ~ Me, . > . ’ > | | 5 Po.” CG : . “ee - : ~* "> > " rs asi CRETONNES of goo Toght and dare o.are — 36 mo hes wode . *" . able ‘or bedreom dra to peries aad eiip covers rd Spec OPEN EVENINGS TB and His Orchestra! ; ol ‘r* °F ~« ( aucasue K. d cor Conca OU TRRUSSTEEE’s AUCTI ‘ su? of *heie P ; renrorted ‘re a SUPERIO also reported th x PULLEY COMPA lies alti oe a = rt . af A : 1 Embasev on a _— 4 410 T / narge of smuggling. Turks threat W d s | en to hand their passports to the e nes a Ma 21—8: ar enriet are aex hae Teded a¢ Angora 9 — * _ on : (Sonn VoaTHu secosD a * THURSDAY, MAY 224—10: * $18 ne RUGS BOY EXAMINED FoR RABIES WHo is Whiteman? Ask the Prince of anything like it before. Whether you're 28 IS Wales! Ask New York! Ask the a high-brow or a low-brow, a jazz hound g oe. ry ed Trustee, at ' of creme place an : ” 5 -Vear ' . : ° ¥ . Cate Svar Wotan er celine nn Victor Dog! or a lover of Beethoven—you'll like it. “GMMMEEES? by then Sere cou'aim property, of Senth Third atreat . You can't help liking it. You'll be star- 4 : -_ ter tPotnt Broaching Machine. Paul Whitem He's K f zz—Whi : ‘i : ist Drili G . cteman and iss s King of Ja hiteman as! And tled, amused, thrilled and even made to . | Beper utter, No.5 wt A orchestra make Victor he’ : ; a : e's corning—himself, in son, wi “al Wal. te Leds Records exclusively . person, with his think. “a Rtice Lathe, qe Hyd ‘en! , r + Tl i ] al is Ro ; ° . rr img Pugs ats , eri oad , | as Oren on the leg ' bh . —_ ‘ wo nce | : . : A. ae ~~ per'y ti! tt | ) days ago. The Whiteman's concert is called “An Experi- Seats $1.10, $1.55, $2.20 and $2.75 includ- | Gene 2°28, the highest bid cr com Parents of ment in Modern Music.” There was never ing tax. a r ° 4Pproval of the undersigned 2 el VICTOR DEALERS OF ST. LOUE VW <¢ , er? rude Hunn - is ~ 2 ne —— _ oOo FE ——EE——— years oid. of 552° Botanical ave-
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; 1 4 al sad ee ren, ~ @ prescription is all impor- | RK PACIFIC : | . ly grinding the lenses and i Pee As | | A custom-tailored It takes fine woolengs e optical center lie comfort ll Nas oe | | suit of tropical and custom _§ tailoring For nearly half a century , a=. ¢ ) | worsted, to produce clothes at ed this service to |S SPECIAL, Offi: | oe oe . | | $55 their best. But fine —. | oS Fee — cers Investigating | | — woolens don’t forget pmpanion. Time Vi 3 a, Double Murder in Penn- . | #5 ba Te : | it’s hot in Summer. So s abo 5 rms. \ | . : : . “a . ° — sylvania Investigate sropicali Sanne a Theory That Moonshiners AA: } a ty , | me . | | light and cool as a suit Committed Crime. — | j : | ee fabric can be—but still | : fine woolens. poeings | 1018 Olive (S. E. Cor. 11th) ria ) a YOUTH HAD TAKEN | Stiiren guferi J “ne in? IL fal iniment Z 7 Da | PICTURES OF STILLS) moth cutecice tone akin cones na . ng init loosens B y | : may be avoided by the timely use all the dirt "= Saves you the Almost Uabelievable ‘| »relicf. It’s this wonderful remedy. Cadum Oi FF . : e You can hardly realize the wonder- pu have ever Bil Theories of Jealousy and| ett jesito good for pimples, ick, hard work of rubbing Be fa! improvement to you & 60c sizes. | . ie ; | Mistaken Identity Aban-| *%2>s cuts, ringworm, etc. a. | »y) the mirror will reveal 9 \ Ty doned—Funerals of Boy | “Aiemeads Guteaael Fi . and Teacher Today. best for macaroni §% LLS ; | . or any cheese dish . Envelopes Addressed $ : Rachel ‘ cireulare. ‘nook go Rt u ie a , Per @ ROSS-Gould Co. Sourand’ QO . | Xt i | | By the Associated Press. * lg ] : | HARRISBURG, Pa., May 20. u 7 | wm . |New leads, based on the belicf that aes ) PT ) ; : nent for All Aches & Pa : |Harry Ganster, Marysville high does not cook stringy Oriental Cream r 'school boy and Leah Ellenberger, | Su gugqpepenenenenenenen $09 N. 10th St. (10th & Olive). rienta re —__ a | [Hollidaysburg. teacher, were shot | |by a mountain moonshiner, were . | a, « - a . . followed today by State police and “ ; Used Upright, Grand and Player Pianos |Cumberiland county officials inves- YOU o- apie P a | tigating the killing of the two at | sy erms a want to secure very smallest possible 4 ul liniment o_ — - eee expense—a high Lambs Gap near here last Friday grade piano in good condition—either upright, or | . Pp 6 las ay yaatt anise this great two-day sale! Just look yah -- | night. | | bargains listed below. We have recently accumulated so many used | Police last night disposed of a 1) ’ . . eimp! find room therm half dozen rumors which they had | ree aand of pepe eS ata sacrifice. — been investigating since the murder | and take your pick. Remember—no matter how high or low the (and centered their investigation . « . | , : reputation years ‘upon the theory held by the . @ 2rd Fae heen rie ow ors ea hag e parents of the slain boy, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ganster, who believe thelr son was shot-by a moun- taineer, They questioned A. Clinton Ganster, an elder brother, who re- turned yesterday from Kansas City, | where he had been ettending | school. He told of threats report- ed to have been made against Har- | ry as a result of his activities in s¢arching out satills in the moun- tains near his home. | — Investigation by officers led to ' | ) = - the discovery that Ganster a little { : TS an? oa ee 7 ee over a year ago, secured some photograph negatives of moonshine stills and that he was conversant | with the operations of the digtil- ‘lers and whisky runners of at wild region. Why the young stu- dent interested himself in the ac- tivities of the whisky men, pone of his friends know. ‘So far as can be learned Ganster had never been commissioned by cither Govern- | ment or by private associations to look into the illegal Naquor busi- | ness, which has flourished for! Used U years in niet isinsee eine se sf mountains where he and Miss El- tae Lt. ee lenberger were sjain. Reright, Oak Case — Full Size—A real enap. 175 The police discarded the story lade to sell at $350. A bargain at that the shooting was a case of if, ey ey cee he 4 re mistaken identity on the part of a jealous husband seeking -his wife Used Player Pianos at a mountain rendezvous. They ote pep Copy —y hey 285 also ceased to give credence to the | at story of a jealous rival for the girl's Piane—Oak Case. Here is a dandy used affections when they learned she player Tm Bigg give good $175 on had a few serious admirers other " ‘ |than young Ganster. a | The little community of Marys- | | omy hy Sale ) Sue. ville In which Ganster lived and | . | ive good ice. the where Miss Ellenberger was visit- hd . Sale ory Hon! Hew ing was thronged today with people | r P Wed Wpiedil ee Rech $315 lly reepon- attracted by the funeral services, n e , set for this afternoon. That of the ’ Used Grand Pianos boy will be held at the Evangelica] | od ee. ee oe ee ee ee ee ee oe oe ee ee er Grand Plane— Mahogany Case. Nearly new, medium Church, of which he was a member | Sood for music teacher. A and where he was president of a | d back with "—SCRUGGS, VAN- rcs cy Christian Endeavor Society and a If you haven't known how you could pay for a Washer, or what mend to our customers and back with our name."— ’ Good tone. It will 300 the privi teacher in the Sunday school. The ' h tions. DERVOORT & BARNEY. | Alay ie Washer to choose, here are answers to both questio ; : village schoo!: ere closed for fhe as ful tests anene ashes: ware atay ney ae retail ; We recommend the 1900 Cataract and The epee por care ; : will be held privately at the home | How can I buy one?” This special offer answers yee ques and investigations lead _ se nga _ they ye pone _ a f her uncle, George Albright. | it h been answered before. Easier terms than ever the best service and satisfaction that have ever been Dullt into electri § Per Month on Used Upright Planos 1 s a . | bofoconieeltts a0 maaatie to pay and only $2.75 down. washing eS aT UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND ayer POWER COMPANY. $10 Per Month on Used Grand Pianes | DETECTIVE SHOOTS NEGRO | With such an easy way to buy, there isn’t a'woman in St. Louis that “Based on both the tests and knowledge of our household m4 liance : d wait a day longer. ts and on information from thousands of home users, this com- Our vast capital enables us to extend you such liberal WHO DISPLAYS REVOLVER — experts a ' - | f piano | : -_ . : h hosen the 1900 Cataract and The Eden for its customers. i ocmiee cal cote tel ae a Ae itd lz Man Critically Wounded by Offiger “Which washer shall I buy?’ That has been the big ques- STIX, BAER & FULLER. When He Draws Weapon in tion. Now you can know—you can be sure. Three of St. Louis’ great- | Come in AT ONCE ! ac eg | est institutions have proved to their own satisfaction which are the “Over 32,500 St. Louis Women Are Already Using | Through a misunderstand! 4 : re utation LP Don't miss this wonderful chance! You will find our saleamen always courteous, a two best washers of their types to recommend to you. The rep . the Cataract or the Eden intentions Lucien Green, 23 years , co a . ; ‘ to decide ‘ eager to meet your exact tastes and neede—and al n4 Reiesiliiitin.stieni ar ckin f these big institutions make it easy for you , rity ar us o> ah Now old, of 804 South Twenty-second | and ba go 6 They know by actual washing experience that they are the two best washers of their types. They have proven in their own homes that licy of “maki friend sale al | : V you act quich—you can secure © really wonderful bargein in a used pianel street, a negro, Was critically shot right. Here is what they Say: FIRST COME FIRST SERVED. BETTER COME IN AT ONCE! by City Detective Williams Pearson | ;, ; é “After years of experience with clothes washers, we have chosen the these washers that experts have chosen are the washers for them. 1900 Cataract and The Eden as the two washers that we can recom Isn't it great to be able to know for sure that you are getting the _ Oet-al-Tows Customers: Write Us! We ship anywhere in the U.S. on FREE Trial in front of 3003 Chouteau ave- | nue, last night | } i a = 5 | 45; Gs Detective Pearson, night riding | waaher ane ee ; no with Detective Roy White. saw | best clothes y y | Greene take a revolver from his | pocket and show it to another ne-| | 1018 OLIVE ST. (S. E. Cor. llth) St. Louis ently Saekceeuer rl ater ‘stopped and got out of the police | -| machine, saying. “Officers. Throw OPEN EVEN NS weet teadedie™ —_ Meanwhile Green had put the “weapon back itn his pocket, but he , ‘drew it again as Pearson ap- TRUSTEE’S AUCTION SALE Sunad Mi-ehoet: vane anes.t (Oscillating Type Washer) (Cylinder Type Washer) ‘which struck Green in the ab- } Fenty saute ether : : f l hing demonstration, without any obligation og : PERIOR PULLEY COMPANY, A CORPORATION Dendion » Bn meee bey ter he | Cheese Gatenemn mats ae Recite ee pe! Bier "Yeu aiuit tales eqventene of these terme eulekiy. 410 TALCOTT AVENUE had drawn it to throw away, and | thus escape a concealed weapon | ° / > P. M. | Gate NORTE PRCOND oF.) charge. ea ws These Special Terms Are Temporary—ORDER NOW: THURSDAY, MAY 2z2d—10:30 A. M. ' At city hospital the negro mald: By Vire, : f Trust, | « ~ . : ’ ue h rovisions conts Chatte] Deed of 4 fficer did his duty. I forgot | © fore. Whether you a ate foe th S onetit ne ee ae an offer for sale for the | amy ~ malatet think I wae te ° FE] t . wer Com an a “ ' gned | "UU BT Ee . | ot Sn | Knapp Furniture Co., 310 East Main St.,. Belleville, I. Chestnut Street. $50,000 payroll robbery at TTT ttt | | sic, Pa., last July. About 5 Tons of Friction Boards, killed his partner, James Cody, and
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“Tc ttys > 16 the ela ar, a igs ee RTT Oe ee Ny rrp’ « . The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other — Fee sah mt ot et Sloe “ TS et ae Mt TR AP RISA ip Je a 7 evening newspaper COMBINED wae ’ 4 ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH See Our Other Announcements on Pages 8 and 9 ® For Confirmation —and First Communion —here are rery large assortmen ts of Prayer Books and R i both ! hite or black, the books being with or - —— : ; , 1 SEES Gomsenuaton pictures and 75¢ © $3 50 || | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for: $2.00 in rgest E pug ~ 20s is ve a a | ff memes eer colorings; 36 inches wide. Sraemines. Priced trom.-.--------- sante end Stuth Dicere | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Ercepted. | at Retail in Missouri ' | rhe =— The Widest and Most Advantageous Choice of Women’s and Misses’ Silk Frocks for Summer —the Latest Street, Sports and Afternoon Styles Splendid Valde at...... @ An immense collection of smart Silk Frocks including tailored models of striped and checked broadcloth or plain- colored krinkelette and dressier stvles of printed crepes in dotted and figured patterns. The trimmings are unusually effective and all the new Summer shades are represented. Sizes 14 to 20 in the Misses’ Section Sizes 34 to 44 in Women’s Dress Section Linen and Cotton Frocks | *10 to °25 Hundreds of daytime and after-dinner Dresses: of plain or all- over embroidered linen, dotted Swiss, voiles in dotted. figured, Sd ~ beaded. hand-embroidered and hand-drawn styies: ratine, rep and Normandy voiles. Choice of all the new shades. Womens. misses’ and extra sizes Fourth Fleer Miss Elfen Raby Bitfiags Mice. Charice Be Fareet S=e2ED O.0 €*OewWe" Mises Barbara Eugenia Carol S=20ED “CO ” £8 SOnae Ma. Kiwoor 0 WriLrwane ene2lt® 8Oeee Special! This Week Only Engraved Invitations and Announcements —at Savings of About ‘ @ For June weddings and gradua- tions this exceptional saving oppor- tunity is very timely. The stock used is of splendid quality and the en- graving will be expertly executed. 100, ¢-line Script Announcements, engraved on copper plate: with in- sids and Outside envelones. Rez- ularly $22.40; special $16 95 me « : ; : . Py 100 Seript tr tations of 19 lines an | he per quality paper he a! At nce rec larly $26.50. my tel oman igual $18.75 Maine Fieer Wednesday Only— Drapery Material $1.25 and $1.50 Values C @ 10,000 yards of very attractive artifi- cial Silk for casement curtains at French doors or windows. In plain or figured patterns, all *6% inches wide. pongee color. A splendid opportunity to brighten the home at small cost. No mail, phone or C. 0. D. orders accepted. Fitth Fieer A Special Purchase Brings This Offering of 3000 $2 to $3 Handbags — Beaded and Leather Styles tay STOO @ A remarkable opportunity to select smart Bags. The beaded Bags are in drawstring style and in solid colors or combinations. There are various kinds of leather Bags in underarm, swagger, pouch, en- velope and other popular shapes, with choice of various colors. All Bags are on Infants’ 29c Bibs —of Terry cloth in pink or blue Infants’ white Kid patterns; large size—offered at | one or two strap er ' styles. Sizes 1, 2 and & the special 19 oo oo ceeun Cc Bpectns cccccccncsun oe Chairs $9.95 Bassinette Cribs sizes and athietic styles in | White or tvory enameled Chairs with nursery ema sizes Boa bs and | figures: large feeding tray with -» figures: wire springs and mounted on built-up shoulders Sat oF fi aluminum tray te fit, at ..........-+. $7.85 | rubber-tired swivel wheels, at........ wide knee All suits of well- \ , Third known makes Third Fleer | . . . . > _ ~ Exceptional Choice: Wednesday, in a Large and Varied Offering of Smart p , ig f —of Splendid Gthghams or Linene \ p $2.95 to $4.95 ° PLY Values for....... > as i ef Ly wié, +5 *! a r ‘, : ‘i } et 2 @ These 2500 Apron Dresses are in newest styles. The Ging- * ham Dresses are in block checks or plaids,*featuring surplice, + vestee and tailored straightline stvles. The linene models are : ; trimmed with laces and embroidery and there is an unusually wide choice. Many attractive color combinations and sizes 36 to 46 in the group. Third Flieer A Sale of “Skolny” and “Sampeck” | 2-Trouser Suits For Boys—At a Discount of ()? € Now~—in the middie of the season— mothers have this opportunity to pur- ] chase the newest Spring stvyies # a re- juction of one - fift! the original marked prices. The Suits are of im- ported and domestic ‘fabrics in the newest colors and patterns Every =uit is well made. In all sizes from 8S to 19 years. Secoad Filieer | Sapply Summer Needs From This Group of | Boys’ Sports Blouses 85c to $1 Values Gee @ Cemfortable and practical for warm weather wear are these short-sleeved sports collar Biouses of color-fast per- cales and madras shirting: with yoke, pocket and ample fullmess: 6 to 16 years. Second Fieer _ = An Unusual Purchase and Offer of Wall Papers Choice of the Following, at, Roll .... We Bedreem Papers. many petterna. | | 34e Living eed Dining Reem Papers, tapestry ( 9 etfects. and feliage Be Cetiing Peepers. tan light colera. ise Afteches Biecks and Granite Papers. Fifth Fieer —_x— @ A convenience and almost a neces- sitv in everv household are Thermos bottles which keep liquids hot or cold as desired. And here, offered at just one-half their value are standard, full pint-size Vacuum Thermos Bottles of brown enameled metal, with alumt- num cup, shoulder and base. Every one perfect and fully guaranteed. American Thermos Vacuum American Thermo brown metal with cup. shoul- tineinding lg -pint der and base of aluminum: bettie with co . suaranteed. Limit one to a enameled and nickel Choose Profitably One of These Dress Trunks” $14.50 Valae— : Wednesday Only & >Q)89 2) Ga @ Here's an ss to secure a trunk vacation trip. Trunks that are desirable in durably constructed and neat in appearance. with fiber, well reinforced and with round good lock. Gy" vee “Rr Agee oe: White or tvory-finished Cribs with suney * wd ast & Thermos Bottles Lunch Kits vane. 91.69 valve. 91.99 | Bottles in full quart size; of Kits made of thermaline buyer Mate | oe - de be a Offering Wednesday, 1000 “American” % Thermos Bottl ; “ $2.00 * (') () Value.... | = ce np Cae oe Page = ae id dé af “PART TWO see fie / Initiative Petiti¢ Will Be Obtained. | Agrressive action looking | § » towards expansion of St. Louis and : extension of metropolitan benefits ‘ABGRESSIVE MOVE “ONCITY EXPANSION “NOW UNDER WAY i Commerce Committee Discusses Plans for Circulation of PERATION FROM | COUNTY IS SOUGHT Vesper in Charge of Plan Looking Toward Annexa- tion, for Which $10,000 ' ; {nto S*. Louis County has been un- s dertaken by the Chamber of Com-/ y "merce, while a group of interested |e county citizens is preparing to con- | + sider the degreq of their co-opera- L tu on in the movement. For years there has been d@is- | 4 cussion of the idea and there have | q been two definite movements pre- io viousty—action by the Constitu-Jj. ona! Convention, which was - frustrated in the defeat of most of | ti ; the amendments the conveation of- | | fered, and the pian of the Greater fi &. Louis ‘onference to bring about | full merger of city and county, hich has been swept aside by the Chamber of Commerce. To Invoke Initiative. The Metropolitan Committee cf the chamber met for the first time a’ te a! m : ' ' at yesterday. with F. W. A. Vesper. former president of the chambec . *" and a leader in last year’s bond sue campaign, as chairman. In- that the city has appropri- is formed ated $5000 which will be available | @ for its work, the committee woter | ask directors of the chamber | to underWrite an additional $5096 ‘T that the needed fund of $19.006 ‘° cirepiation of initiative peti- to pr _ *Xpressed their consent to this. The County Committee of 16 mem. | 34) ‘"s will De avallable at once of the directors, who wére t os esent as committee members, | >, » Which was appointed last year By/ ve, the County Court, with Arthur ¥. aft > ~ Las e- . ti ‘ as chairman, will be fnvited _ to assist in raising the money un- we @erwritten by the chamber. : =e Chairman Vesper appointed an | go | Executive Committee with himself > @e -) iirman and ivte luding: Harold eae ~ Hess Baxter L. Brown, Hugh ra -, " ieee chairman of the Great- the - @r St oulis Conference, and. ex- Officio *, | ert ; Ch ho . gha! President Clarksen of the. 7 . > | te amber The first duty of this} s. Committee will be to determine ad = ‘lative petitions for the en- oa POolrz constitutional amendment * circulated. Moge than 45.-| gis Wa ty itnhatures of voters in at least; 64 *! ‘ongressional districts must be St MhMtained and filed with the Secre- tar Wagner offered ta superintend this work without fee. He was Vesper that it did not ap- Pear it would be good policy to Permit this because he and the a’er St. Louis Conference were mitted to a definite plan which being passed up because of Jections to it. It is believed « of specialists may be engaged Beld-b. yw as endment. ° The amendment, as has been a l enable appointment of | ard o zer , * "ty under eX ist “‘S Of the count heat + y by the city _ eve ‘State by about July 4. Wagner's Offer Refused. the task : fter the petitions are filed it “necessary to give State-wide icity to the object. to get a fa- bie vote on the Proposed The - cost of this, ft t& Tred ly statements by mem- : ‘(ne chamber committee. © very considerably less than $135.900 estimate made by at \*r WF ves : of Treeholders, nine from * 2nd nine from the county. uld draw up an expansion me under three alternatives: 1. cry and county as one municipal Gevern- Return of the city info county *nabling expansion un- ‘ng laws. 3. Apnexation of _ > _ “ *'urn of the city ito the t* rhe Poet _7 -~ a : york, “tay 20—is his “od only addreasof the presi- ' Pre-convention campaign fn Tork. Wilitesn Gidtds McAdoo *y lauded his father-in-law, x ee resi dent Wieon, and de- ... Republican cule in “the ay yeagae | 723 7a5 2 2e%3 92 - aeae —_ HH | r 3 Ha g ‘4 bi as
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litorial Page . Daily beth tts | DISPATCH ‘SEE TNO -_-———— we: = ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1924. LAND PROMOTERS, SEEKING PROFIT OF ——_|HANIMARA Wil] PHOTOGRAPHS TRANSMITTED 10,000 PER CENT, BEHIND PROPAGANDA RESIN Ik PAST OVER LONG-DISTANCE WIRES TO GIVE MUSCLE SHOALS TO FORD _ IN LESS THAN FIVE MINUTES } .. OVER EXCLUSION |\>-— Apparatus, Which Represents Many Recent Ambassador, It Is a "pat TWO — AGGRESSIVE MOVE Hp cry EXPANSION NOW UNDER: WAY A of Commerce zara. @9C € Woven Tissue Ginghams itn @ wide range of checks and p and the most desired Su colorings; 36 Inches wide. FIRMS FAIL I V INDUSTRIAL Ri ISIS , was me : Infants’ Shop aby Day”| —-- -—— oe oO OO OS eS eee _ — _ HAT to do with Muscle Shoals” is one of the. | major problems before || || the nation today and the Sen- | | | ate Committee on Agriculture is | | Much of Hue and Cry for “Cheap Fertilizer” indi Demand Auto Magnate’s Only City Hall, Silent, Neg- lected, Where the ‘ , ; é Inventions, Demonstrated in New York ¥-Wireless ‘Sending’ of Pictures Possible. Demand for Morate Lot Lot! Japanese eatured ple Dresses of white lawn, dimity or nain- tucks, others are hand smocked ariety of styles; sizes 6 months $1 Shirts Double-breasted “Ruben” Shirts; of wool and cotton mized. Sizes for infants te 214 years. Special omnes ONG $1 Imported Slippers Infants’ white Kid Slippers: one or two strap or novelty stvles. Sizes 1, 2 and 8. Bpecial .cccsccvcccssce 79¢ .95 Bassinette Cribs ivory-finished Cribs with nursery springs and mounted on $8. 45 swivel wheels, at. Third Floor D merce, while a > eussion of the idea and fhere have » former president day, 1000 “American” IS Bottles) § | 00 J almost a neces- nold are Thermos iquids hot or cold », offered at just are standard, full ermos Bottles of tal, with alumi- d base. perfect nteed. Les Kits 3. $1.95 el American Thermos Lunch Kits made of thermaline including %-pint Thermos bottle with corrugated bl enameled and nickel case. Main Ficeet itably One of These Trunks nity to secure a trunk for that are desirable in and neat in appearance. * forced and with round edges ® sixth ‘ , Committee Discusses. Plans for Circulation of | Initiative Petitions. “CO-OPERATION FROM COUNTY IS SOUGHT Vesper in Charge of Plan _ Looking Toward Annexa- | tion, for Which $10,000 | Will Be Obtained. Aggressive action looking | towards expansion of St. Louis and to Realty Publicity. Offer Be Accepted Traced 90 Major “Subdivisions” in| Rural Territory Near 3 Towns Comprising the | “Tri-Cities’”—Known es “The Dream City.” By Edwin Dial Torgerson Three Presidents of the United States once bought Shoals. Not merely for the past / extension of metropolitan benefits | subject to exploitation. [ into St. Louis County has been un- \ dertaken by the Chamber of Com- croup of interested | county citizens is preparing to con- tion in the movement. For years there has been dis- | a] ; ’ © been two definite movements pre- | | Viouwsly—action by the tional Convention, which frustrated in the defeat of most of | the amendments the convention of- was | * fered, and the pian of the Greater Bt. Louis Conference to bring about | full merger of city and county, | which has been swept aside by the ' Chamber of Commerce. To Invoke Initiative. > The Metropolitan Committee cf) E.the chamber met for the first tim Yesterday, with F. W. A. Vesper. of the chamber. and a jeader in last vear'’s bond | Issue campaign, as chairman. In- | formed that the city has appropri- ated. $5009 which will be available | ) for its work, the committee voted | to ask directors of the chamber to underWrite an additional $5006 #o that the needed fund of $10,000 /for circulation of initiative pett- “tions will Be available at once. , rive of the directors, who were | Present as committee members, /*xpressed their consent to this. The County Committee of 10 men, | EWhich was appointed last year by the County Court, with Arthur V. Piashly as chairman, will be invited )%9 assist in raising the money un- weer’ ritten by the chamber. my Cbeirman Vesper appointed an mtecutive Committee with himself | Pe chairman and including: Harold | SM. Hess, Baxter I.. Brown, Hugh K. Wagner, chairman of the Great- er St. Louis Conference. and. ex- Officio, President Clarkson of the | SChamber. The first duty of this Pfommittee will he to determine how Mitiative petitions for the en- padling constitutional amendment mall be circulated. More than 45,- ” signatures of voters in at least uN congressional districts must be Mained and filed with the Secre- y of State by about July 4. Wagner's Offer Refused. Wagner offered to superintend | work without fee. He was Id: by Vesper that it did not ap- ar it Would be good policy to) it this because he and the aler St. Louis Conference were mitted to a definite plan which being passed up because of Dbjections fo it. If is believed ay of specialists may be engaged the task. vAfter the petitions are filed it Pe necessary to give State-wide blicity to the object, to get a fa- ble Vote on the proposed ndment. The cost of this. it is d by statements by mem- of the chamber committee. i be very considerably less than $135,000 estimate made by er. The Amendment. as has been » Would enable appointment of Doard of freeholders, nine from thy and nine from the county, » could draw up an expansion he under three alternatives: 1. fr of city and county as one peoty under municipal Govern- =. -.. Return of the city. into County, enabling expansion un- *Xisting laws. 3. Annexation of of the county by the city a return of the city irito the 00 TO DEFINE STAND REGARDING KU KLUX SOON Will Discuss Advisability of t Democratic Candi- dates by Masertty Vote. - tee Post -"veraten ; "Ww YORK, “May 20.—In his &nd only address of the presi- Pre-convention campaign in York, William G ibbs McAdoo “ay lauded his father-in-law. P late President Wilson, and de- ' Republican rule in the * #8 “sordid and low.” Adoo told reporters who, at- to interview him after his that he would outline his toward the Ky Klux Klan Views Upon the advisability minating a presidential candi- ® majority vote in the National convention in | ‘founded a great city. had Constitu-) erward | vested afford the railroad fare to go there | and | Norris, | disposition of Muscle Senator Norris and he also concur in the Senator's Belief that ‘but feel iing for Mr. Ss, 000,000 children years has this unique’ spot been but years ago a group of land promot- ers conceived the idea that here. at ‘the head of navi gation on the Ten-| » gider the degreq of their co-opera- | nessee River, ‘nade snould be | this vision were Gen. Coffe>. aft. Justice of the Su Judge John McKinley, Chief and James Jackson, 2 of They advertised a land sale, one of th: Orleans: preme Court, wealthy breeder horses. first of ita kind in American exploited and were successful many investors. Among the distinguished exs'’ who bought choice sites in the wilderness wére Presi- his, tory, the project widely, dent Monroe, ex-President Madison ‘and Gen. Andrew Jackson, a Presi- dent-to-be. Hydroelectric power was an unknown quantity in 1818. but the founders of the town of Flor- ence believed this site would de- velop into a great trading center. It did—for rea] estate men. Thousands Buy Lots. Monroe., Madison and Jackson 106 | lots in Muscl?| three | ; } ' | | The three who | ‘cle Shoals City, _who won fame at the battle of New | , sumed, | of things. miles through boggy country roads “suck- | residence ! were not more discreet than tens of | thousands of American citizens | who have been approached during | taxes. now engaged in conducting hear- ings on the disposition of the giant project. Edwin Dial Tor- genson, Research Secretary of the Old Colony Business Service Bureau, recently visited the Shoals and spent several weeks on a survey of the subject. The Old Colony Club is_an organiza- tion .of business men, and its Business Service Bureau has done important work in many countrics. The Post-Dispatch today pre- sents the first of a scries of ar- ticles by Mr. Torgenson. The first phase of the situation dis- cussed concerns the activities of a swarm of real cstate specula tors, who are held responsible for mtch, of the propaganda con- ducted in favor of Henry Ford's bid for Muscle Shoals. five children, one salesman assured the writer.) Peaceful City Hall. Salesmen Say Ford Will | Build City 75 Miles Long and Employ 1,000,000. _——EEE | Sole Pedestrian Investigator ; | | | | the surrounding territory /aecessible by antomobile, airplane | | mapped and platted for sale to lot! | buyers. The writer had heard about Mus- | the duly incorpo- municipality, which, I would be right in the heart After traveling several as- rated from the town of Sheffield, our taxi | arrived a clearing, a sweeping expanse of debilitated in the center of which shivered a leacly one-story structure of mixed adobe hut and Spanish at (‘olonial, in attracting | Renaissance design. ‘That. sir, is the city hall,” the driver. It was, indeed, beled ‘“‘city hall.” that nons might be misguided. Instinctively I looked around for the city, but I saw nothing but a barbed wire fence and decrepit cornstalks, and heard nothing ~but the chant of frogs and crickets. It was the most peaceful city hall I ever have visited. There were no raucous calls of hoarse Aldermen debating the merits of proposed paving ventures; no click-click of adding machines computing the total of licenses and The city hall was utterly sO the last few years by gclib-tongued | silent, utterly neglected. salesmen singing the mighty epic of | Muscle Shoals. Thousands have in- in property who could no: see for themselves what thev were buying. ‘ All have been persuaded that as s00n as Henry Ford, the richest man in the world, gets “‘the great- | made free for the hurfan race.” they too will get rich on the prop- erty theyv have bought. The quota- tion is from Senator George W. chairman of the Senate Committee on Agriculture, which | noy ‘undernourished pig, weaving est gift to man since salvation was sad grunts toward the city hall. ino street Only Pedestrian Is Pig. There was virtually no traffic congestion in Muscle Shoals City, corner policéman to an- “Stop and Go” admo- pedestrian con- of Way was an us with The only our right nitions. testing He i'may have been an executive of the ‘ing, has been conducting hearings in| Washington on Shoals. The observer who. visits Shoals and gains a first-hand of its potentialities will agree the idea will most of the hue and ery about “cheap fertilizer’’ and the insisent demand from many quarters thet Ford's offer for the Shoals be ac- mous publicity given the project by | the activities of real estate opera- ’ _tors in nearly every state of the Union. 200 Realty Firms Active. The correspondent was told that | more than 200 real estate develop- | 4 ‘which the sanguin@® await at ment firms were active in the vi- cinity of the Shoals, and he count- ed at least 100 office signs on the way from the railroad station § in Sheffield to the hotel. There are $0 major ‘“subdivisions’” in the rural] territory around Sheffield and the other two towns—Florence and Tuscumbia—comprising the “Tri- Cities.” Mr. Ford has been widely and' the subject of the | ‘is a complete board, duly ‘after the formal with | leagues 'told /nicipal ‘that cepted, are traceable to the enor- | only decay. may Street Cleaning Department, though evidently he had found no edible rubbish for many wecks. mournful | ' lies, bluffs and ravines. | ; ; cornfields. | ‘the Florence ‘ 3 anid | told me he received pitiful conspiculously la- | | | | ' Found in Muscle Shoals City Was Pig—Purchase Price $6000—on: Market at $642,605. only $6000, which, if the asking | prices were obtained, represented a cent... Two priced at profit of 10,000 per “downtown” lots were $7500 apiece. This is but one of 90 subdivi- sions near Muscle Shoals. It seems that virtually every square mile of that is or oxcart has been bought up, One ‘“‘development,”’ 16 miles from the town of ence, consisted of 120 acres which the operator bought for $10 an acre. It was a series of hills, gul- Fach acre into 10 “lots,” which were sold for $19 up— whatever they would bring—to small wage earners. “High and Dry’’ Property. Walter H. Glenn, president Real Estate Board, letters almost daily from all parts _of the country, see this lot and that. who came to Muscle view his “high and dry” property | found it so high and dry indeed) that he could not see the top of it, half of it being at the peak of an inaccessible bluff. Senator Norris, who has been in- was subdivided Shoals some Flor- |! } ] | Hanihara may j ‘there had of | } ithe | cials asking him to go out and | One investor | to} terested in this phase of the Muscle | Shoals situation because he believed | Said, Is Determined Not | to Remain After Act Be- comes Effective. MASS MEETINGS IN TOKIO ASSAIL BAR Younger Members of Diet Assert Legislation “Sows the Seeds for Future Racial War.” WASHINGTON, May 20.-——The resignation of Cyrus E. Woods as Ambassador to Japan has been ac- cepted by President Coolidge. ocean By the Associated Press. TOKIO, May 20.—Ambassador be “permitted to his Washington post short- Matsui told resign”’ ly, Foreign Minister newspaper men today. The Fof—ign Minister's statement was made to a gathering of repre- sentatives of the Japanese press after today’s Cabinet meeting, at which it was admitted the subject had been discussed. The §state- ment was the result of insistent in- quiries. The Foreign Minister stated tha‘ been no formal inter- change between the Foreign Office and the Ambassador dealing with matter, although Tokio offi- have known Mr. Hanihara was determined not to remain in the United States after the Jap- anese exclusion clause in the re- |} cently enacted immigration bill be- somes effective. Foreign Minister Matsul empha- sized that the Ambassador's re- tirement, should it actually become a fact, would be purely voluntary. Regret Retirement of Woods. The news of American Ambas- most of the propaganda in favor of | sador Woods’ resignation yesterday the Ford offer found its origin in| created a sensation in official an4 the activities of land promoters, | caused his secretary to - answer ad | _vertisements published in newspa- pers in many parts of the country. The secretary gave a private ad- | dress, and received scores of letters offering attractive “propositions.”’ Most of them were from _ pro- moters seeking agents In Washing- ton. , resentative “two or three hlocks of with | | throughout ting wonderful I saw the Mayor. “Me was plow- | good Mayors have a also, I suppose, of whom there elected incorporation of the municipality last year. I was informed that at the city election, participated in by farmers for around, some 42 votes polled. A property owner me he was assessed $17 mu- taxes on a cotton yielded a bale a year. Muscle Shoals City, loveliest and village of a very extensive plain, -is waiting for some wealth to accumulate and some men to , if need be, so that it soon be reckoned in the 100,000 class. It, of course, would be only a unit of the “city 75 as all right. to do. So, were the Aldermen. were 75 miles long” jcle Shoals. ee colorfully quoted by his enthusias- | tic friends, the land salesmen, as) having said that if he got Muscle | “build a city 75 @ miltion Shoals he would miles long and, employ men.” I labama this vague metropo- lis is known as “The Dream City,” and one who treads its melancholy prospective-environs today cannot there is a for it—“The City of Vanished Hope.” The city is all there, wait- Ford to get Muscle Shoals and come rushing South with his million men. Its streets are laid out—most of them on pa- per, it is true—its boulevards named, its ciyic centers blue- print- ed: even the playgrounds for the esignated on the maps. (It is to be supposed that each of the million men will have New Yorkers Big Owners. | Most of the property in patch | Fraud Indicated. -suré@d the Senator's secretary ‘a lot, ' the Postoffice Department evidence, desirable lots at $5 lot.” adding, “‘you’ should sel] these lots in your sec- $120 per Tot’ This firm! “investment compa- nies’ working On this arrangement | the country, “all get- results—some very each readily tion at had several thern selling as many per- month.” Another that | while the company's price was $100 lot, and got it, overcharge.” Senator Noarris, in addition, asked friends in several large cities to an- swer Muscle Shoals advertisements | net for) letter as-/ press circles in Tokio. Regret was universally expressed | by officials in recounting the high ‘regard in which he was held here. |'Most of the commentators link the |Ambassador’s resignation with the immigration question, ‘had that One proposed to sell his rep- | i | very closely linked with America’s | gineers although it been known for some time Woods had return to America for family rea- | sons. Regret was especially keen since in the public mind Woods’ name is | the time of the great effort at | earthquake. ‘in the national tribute to of | the expressions of regret over his | Even the jingo press is joining | Woods, as 100 lots | resignation being unanimous. | the most | ¥ The Yorozu. one of ‘outspoken of the vernaculars immigration editorials, voices in its many salesmen asked $200 a! sorrow at the determination of Mr. “retaining all the | Woods to quit his post and sym- pathizes witb the difficult position | ’ and. obtain the propositions through | ' the mails. in which America’s exclusion leg- ‘islation has placed him. Hopeful for Aid in U. S&S. The Yamato states that the Japa~ | good | has such a Woods nese believe that friend of Japan as ‘proved himself to be can help them “T have the letters and the en-. velopes iffvhich they were mailed, indicating fraudulent practices,” Senator Norris told me. “I wrote over when he returns to America, other- | wise the nation would start a move- ment appealing to President Cool- a | year ago, advising that I had this | but nothing has _done—no inspector even has been Mus- | Muscle | Shoals City is owned by New York- | ers. fice of Howell & Graves, the firm deyeloping this trac# to inquire if I might buy a lot near the city hall. buf I wa stold all of this cen- tral property had been sold. I must content myself with a more or less suburban plot, something around $1000 for a lot with 25-foot front- age. I came too late to get in on the ground floor and grab some- ‘thing near the municipal building better name | The Howell & Gravel’ property | ' near Muscle vaiaeee \ informed, com the writer was rises 490 acres, all of which is within the corporate limits of the remarkable Muscle Shoals City. The Better Bureau of New York, with the Associated Clubs of the World, Advertising ascertained that Howell & Graves paid $24,000. for an &0-acre tract which was sub- divided into 730 lots and put on the market at an asking price of $642.- 605. In the original deal the own- er took back a mortgage of $18,000 so that the cash investment was —— T called at the New York of- | | leged of the Ford offer. io see me. been | idzge and™Woods himself to recon-| sider the resignation. The Ambassador was known to | be keenly disappointed at the ac- tion of the American Congress in ‘passing the provision of the immi- | “Land selling companies beyond | doubt have been responsible for a | vast amount of publicity and prop- aganda in every part of the Uni- ted States favoring the Ford offer. for practically all campaigns have been based entirely upon the al- likelihood of the acceptance Certain farmers’ | organizations also have’ been active, and whether they have been in- fluenced by the land selling com- | panies, I do not know. , ‘to him Mr. Ford has neither confirmed nor denied the statement attributed concerning the 1,000,000 men and the “city seventy-five ‘miles long,.”’ but there is no gain- saving the fact that thousands have | _been led to invest their savings in| the undeveloped farm lands aroun4 | the history of the relations between - Business | Muscle affiliated | Shoals on the basis of that alleged statement. Land in the vicinity may enhance in value, lino matter who develops the proi- ect the 1000 to 109,000 per cent profits obtained by some of the real es- tate operators, he gnust, to speak in the vernacular, “go some!” Coprright, 1924. By the Press and Pulitzer shine Cos... the New Tork World and the Post-Dispatch. j later speeches or statemets, posdi- bly when he returns to California in a few days. “Woodrow Wilson's ‘administra- tion.” deciared McAdoo, facing an audience of about 200 men and women in the sun parlor_of the Allerton House. “in its 6 ual and practiacl phases, was tle greatest this country has had since Lina- . pe See A OR thing te ac- complish.in the forthcoming polit- ical year will be the restoration of the high purposes that character- ized the Wilson administration. “All the noble ideas he repre- sented have been scorned, con- | | demned and jeered at by his Repub- | lican successors. The aim Republican ddministration is the | exaltation of materialism resulting in moral debauchery the na- tion. Democracy cannot survive under such conditions. We must of the | ° : | debauched.” A program of “social justice.” was advocated by McAdoo. He called social justice the greatest problem facing the democracy. - “Involved tn this,” he explained. ‘is the giving of women equal civil, political ané economic rights.” On foreign affairs, he said: “We can co-operate with the nations of the world without compromising j the sovereignty of our own coun- kéep the Government free and un- try.” a ae but. if the investgr is to match | ing changes. gration bill barring Japanese from America. but he would make no statement on that subject. Statement by Woods. The Ambassador, in a statement to the Associated Press, said: “Since the immigration question is virtually settled, and the crisis which it engendered ended, I feel that I am free to yield to family |reasons, which make it Ymperative for me to résign my post Japan. “The illness of Mrs. Marchand, my mother-in-law, renders essen- tial the departure of myself and my family for America as soon 4s possible. “I leave Japan with genuine re- gret, especially since it is necessary for me to give up my work here at a ‘difficult and critical period in Japan and my country. “We are enterinz.a period of re- adjustment in which many fac- tors in the intercourse between Japan and America are undergo- T am not apprehen- sive ef the nature of these changes in the long run. Desire for Cordial Friendship. ‘“T have found among the lead of this empire. with whom I h been in close contact, and among whom I have found cious, far- sighted statesmen. areal desire to continue in cordial friendship with America. and realization that co- operation between the two nattons in maintaining peace in the Pacific and solving the great problems of welfare of both. the part of the officials of the Japanese Government. especially Foreign Minister Matsul. an ap- preciation of the difficulty of my, By Leased “Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, May 20.—The American Telephone and Tele- graph Co. announces that it has developed a new and simple sys- item of transmitting photographs over long distance telephone lines. Demonstrating the method to newspaper men and engineers at its main office, 195 Broadway, it received various pictures from Cleveland yesterday, in a transmis- sion time of slightly less than five minutes for each. The apparatus has been\ under active development abot 15 months by engineers of the com- pany and the Western Plectric Co., officials in charge of the demon- stration said. In its present form, according to the company’s formal announcement, “it represents the association of many recent inven- tions together with standard types been anxious to | of telephone and telegraph appara- |tus which have been readapted to this new use.” The announcement of the sys- tem follows closely on the heels of other developments in the same general field. Edouard . Belin, French inventor, has worked since 1907 on the problem of transmit- ting pictures by Wire. On Nov. 14, 1920, he gave the first successful demonstration of such transmissian in this country, receiving photo- graphs from St. Louis before a gatRering of engineers and scien- tists in the New York World's edi- torial offices. Since then this sys- tem, in which the World owns ex- clusive American rights, has been much improved in private research. The apparatus exhibited in oper- Telephone and Telegraph Co. simple out several excellent photographs, getting best results with portraits Pictures of buildings, bridges and other objects in Cleveland were re- produced satisfactorily, and in no case Was there a failure. It was announced that a picture#had been made in Cleveland of a group about the sending apparatus, the film de- veloped there, put on the wire and reproduced and developed hereina total time of 42 minutes. the pictures sent were ones of President Coolidge, one of which was received in fouf and a half minutes. Photos by Wireless. The system will work by wire- less when atmospheric conditions | ace favorable. It would not work by transatlantic cable, the en- said, and is otherwise sub- | ject to limitations of distance. A positive transparency film sup- plied by any photographer is suit- able for transmission without in- termediate process, representatives |of the company said, and can be used for transmission while still | wet, thus eliminating delay for dry- | ing. | The present apparatus is de- | signed to transmit a picture five _inches by seven in about four and ation yesterday by the ae Si in appearance and gt of comparative simplicity of detail. Among a half minutes. The. picture is réceived in such form that after photographic development of the usual sort it is ready for news- paper or other reproduction. Line drawings, printing and handwrit- ing also can be transmitted. The film upon which a picture has been transferred from a reg- ative is inserted in the transmitter on acylinder. The cylinder and film are rotated at a uniform speed and at the same time are caused to advance by means of a screw mechanism. During this gperation a very small and intense beam of light is directed through the film fo a photo-electric cell within the cyl- inder, and the motion of the con- centrated light beam on the film is much the same as that of a phono- graph needle on a old-fashioned cylindrical. record. In this way miffute and regular portions of the film are covered by the light beam. The shading of the film affeéts the intensity of the light passing through {t and reaching the photo- electric cell. This variation in the amount of light striking the sensitive surface of the cell gives rise to a current which, by means of a vacuum tube amplifier and modulator, controls the current flowing through the telephone line. ° How Cylinders Are “Tuned.” The picture now is on the wire, being transmitted progressively as the cylinder turns. torrid Roman weather, until it was decided to adjourn the discussion until tomorrow. In the meantime, various delegates have been in- structed to formulate compromise definitions on which it is hoped a vote may be taken sug. Although the discussion was carried on in an executive session from which press representatives were barred, it is understood the emigration and immigration coun: tries were lined up fairly evenly against each other, the former maintaining an emigrant is merely} a seasonal worker going to another country seeking employment, but maintaining his native nationality. Argument of U. S. Delegates. The immigration country dele- gates clung to their definition of an emigrant as a person migrating to another country with the fixed in- tention of becoming a citizen and of renouncing all legal «affiliation with his native land. Most of the delegates from im- migration countries, including the United States and Argentina, tried to avoid_defining an emigrant. The American delegates argued that in the American immigration laws, the words “emigrant” and “timmi- grant” were not used, but that, all such persons were termed aliens and treated accordingly. The opinion is expressed in some conference circles that the reason the emigration countries. particu- lariy Italy. want to fix a definition of the word emigrant, is so that they may be able to send their na- tionals to immigration countries under special. technical or educa- tional categories, thus being able to send a certain number over and above the regular quotas fixed by immigration countries. In this. way. Italy, for instance, would he able to send many more of her sons fo the United States than the new restricted quota stipulates. Welfare Work Piscuseed. Aside from this discussion, te- day's session of the conference was devoted to routine matters con- cerning welfare work for —emil- grants. Section 1 of the .confer- ence adopted & resolution recom- mending that al! nations concerned should intensify pene instruc- lie lation. mium. indu Forel lieves futile. delay. cussion. ie internal whether Internal Debts Factory Owners They Can’t Meet HEAVY LOSSES IN © : FRENCH and the circles, firms. ; BERLIN, May 20.—An 1} ery for a moratorium on internal debts has come dustrial nouncement al substantia If the Industrials are to yed, the lack of fluid fore oo: and credits abroad has cipitated the worst industrial ¢ in Germany's post-war f Y. Tag asks the Government clare a moratorium on debts to prevent further fal Theprimary cause of the c stabilization of the mark wt had the effect of curtailing « following | f the failure of Bi sf Only one-fifth of Be alists say, it will perts’ plan. to see him, explaining that change ae next few days the present C ment will collapse. Therefore @ discussion at this time we effect of accelerating Ge acceptance of the repa perts’ report. At the last of the League of German Ir the members were inclined tach reservations and protract. Now, with business | ures and the lockout of workers in the Ruhr, the trialists are faced with the obligations they et ae the French currency wag tot They have lost $250,000, 00-1 these transactions, of their arrogance. Minister @t aa is tereua | ta 11 bach, French Socialist, arrived } 3 * last night to see the Foreign 3 in~ ister and discuss the a: and also ; Stresemann politics His own People’s party trum is meeting today to to back up rx, their leader. lidly behind him, the ment may last until the pe on next pee But if there is an wavering Nationalists will come in If they war volume éf marks are in Money is at a tremendous — Industrialists say the not pay wages and have not cient funds to buy raw and therefore must close ap factories. The Becker Steel Co., in the Stinnes estate is interested which was considered one of . most solid concerns ard Rhineland, has gone into untary bankruptcy. Mansfeldt Copper Co. If the crisis is a0 serious aa 2 Ae in the So has gs: jeratty or tions mii deleeniodaie with ipdlited atcnmine attention to the of women and children. Sec discussed technical connection with the Hates of immigrants who die- fore becoming citizens of. adopted countries. It was that the various nations maintain ald socteties for such g sons, especially for such . whose Consuls are not aut to act as executors. Japan and ’* ° ae ‘ ; , 4 3 - - is 7 is igtons ot sae 4 . ~ * cas ise af An By F 7 -. “Publishing, Coa.” th New York one a td age” s re” Cae Same p we ee? + "a ‘fn i Pi be tnd SoF som: eiSae cs > ry Paar can pd os & #2 me es * rm a e =
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ST. LOUIS POSP-DISPATCH, TUESDAY, EVENING, MAY 20, 1924. ) a MERCENARIES IN CONTROL. | the wro@e reasoning to apply against a zoning he! LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | P _which preserves property values by preventing the) Bee, ’ yy | , e bonus bill) emery ‘be ‘oo “ppemeaee ee + eaaalon ‘ht for | invasion of residence districts by ugly commercia! ’ a4 pnd ' . ' | dust ongress have sold their birtarignht for @) » Vingin-: . Pudlished by the Pulitzer Publishing Gupess Cone e the t , alldings. . | . Company, Twelfth Boulevard mess of pottage, and the sordidness of t rans-| Now, if certain determined intcrests have their _ and Qlive Street Sait is emphasized by the fact that the Con-| Way. beauty in the proposed municipal plaza is : , ~ -riticed conviction | *°® be sacrificed to property values in the Broad-| - men who su rted it sacrift : , 3 THE POST-DISPATCH FPLAT- | Srespares 1 ype heave te votes yay district. The beauty for the millions, un ¥ r PR. | FORM. and loyalty and the public we less they make taemse'’ves heard, is to be dragg*d T know that my retirement will ‘| Never again, unless there is a complete change Of in+n tne fleshpots. rdinal | , ln Be ey ci tpeeen fight | spirit im America, will the republic be defended by | ——_______ ¢-§- $= | for progress and reform, never tol- || > citizen army fighting unselfishly for home and) UNMASKING LODGE. ™ trate injustice or corruption, always country; it will be defended by an army of mer-| Senator Lodge's ruse to lead American desire | Tight demagogucs of all parties, ever belong to any party, always | cenaries. fighting for pelf. Through the extension | bstitute court has fooled nobody. The first pub- oppose privileged clases and public |. sani te Gentened for ts eu : plunderers, mever lack sympathy \ of the pension system, original = lic reaction to his decoy plan has been to mobi!' . : : . : ; * , et Roa ’ ; rs —T. , | McLean's Washington Post. To become the spoke i ef the se ppoimted £ | Treasury; whether it will not be necessary to in P 5 ae net he eaid, th a a ae > 77" . 3 man of McLean after the exposure of his connec ; . tion with Albert B. Fall in the Teapot Dome scan-| J. & FISHER. : quirements of the bonus bill, coupled with imcreas-| 32) is a difficult job _ | ates ° Colored Voters Are Aroused. ing salaries and multiplying bureaus. cannot be de-| Harvey, however, it may as well be acreed. is sil Po the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. termined at present, but the outlook is dark for longer moved by the reformer’s urge. Herein lies | BREAKFAST AT THE WHITE HOUSE 7 HE State Republican convention has! lessening the burdens of the taxpayers, and con-, >'5 Opportunity to exercise his talents in the com Raia - ‘ing political campaign Not only the remains of} . been held. delegates elected to the | | ) — 4 national convention which meets in eee ie pa bo atk . |the Harding administration. but Harvey’s own a SS —— 7 == | The M | R ROR | Special privilege and bureaucracy are in the) pao pis prestige as a political prophet and adriser,| | + land, 0.. J 10, t ominate & fa 24 ai y By Written for the Post-Dispatch — mo tpetewt saddie, expanding Federal functions and bureau-/|are to be redeemed | J US I A M IN U re By CLARK McADAMS PUBLIC OPI ¢ | | } citizen.” They ought to be able to learn | @ lesson from Russia. crease taxation in the near future to meet the re- . to ; his * gtatements were ridiculed by the members and were found to be highly amusing.” Fox's testimony did not Indicate that anyone had ever questioned the accuracy of the minutes or geught a correction. Yt will be re- called that other defense witnesses recentiv testified that Larson, de- spite his salary of $9000 a year. did little except “make us laugh” | ~ with his “little sermons,” to whieh | 3 t ’ 5 ae a % i Republican candidate for President and (Copyright. 1924.) " , , : ogg ae > mame land cratic powers and activities, granting privileges, | pense is in his cpaoronanl when hurling shafts! a ee sieiiliaiasiaidieiniatiailia ti “no one paid any attention.” - a | looting the blie r { at the administration which is. It matters not! oe : _ Minutes of ; Seif State Republican leader and carried : or SoH oy ' ee whether the shafts be dipped in re a : PANETELA. INTENSIVE FARMING IN MISSOURI rie ones © Oa previously moat os vaype Foon “ te victory his well-defined scheme. and crushed and the people impoverished unless there ~ ye ein a ad PP reason and fal: O. Luella | : ; pow ¥ without bias the latest comment showed that La int w % the convention went on record indorsing is @ radical chan ness or in. poison, so that ther be clever and bring! = oe (Sikeston Standard.) / | leadin bliciat . d me. » rsoen ormed mem- of | oo a ate Séministre- down the applause of the frivolous. But what Did not hold them a a oe cals on the questions of the day. | ME Plead for jobs at another’ : tien and also indorsing the Governor for; The conditions call for a change. They demand chance is there for Harvey in Washington under Ar the last Be |, Sow we wo eet oop Se »* Kae |= nd that “all were in faver par = | nite af aN | : a0" | proved land within enclosed farms, 1.337.856 “a | , La fmating these evils.” ge 3 vice-presidential honors, for which he > : | a . a | /a complete overturn in Washington—the overthrow! present circumstances in view of his part in recen: Looks as if acTes; woodland or ‘timbertand within en- | CAUSE OF NEGRO MIG t Das been and is angling. ste : . The old puissant | Minute The crave question with many voters | of the interests that have been fattening on the Political history: . artheoal teres il _ Closed limits of farms, 8,553,857 acres; land (ROLLIN LYNDE HARTT in the 920 aaa tlle nal ne or awe us with whom the writer has talked, espe- | neonie, and the abolition of al! privilege. The administration {s as much of Harvey's own OT not in any farm under census ciasaification, Work. : meen them —s Konriomn Bs ~ iow ; Had passed. : Bially the colored people of this city and handiwork as he could make it. With the most Sieeieeties 9.210.601 acres; grand total of unimproved | ca PQWER entet coun of | te bid unsolicited.” At another we State, is: Does the Governor measure up| “Turn the rascals out.” an ia | land, timberland and land and water area | pe to the standard of vice-presidentia! pre- | oes accurate enbrragie rage maaticnl oyalty jt has op-| They put the bonus | - not in any farm, 19,152,310 acres, or 29.925 sent,” observed Rebdert & a Larson, according to the | th eminence’ His administration is black- | BEAL TRE ieoneee _ posed everything in foreign policy that oodro®e | a high equare miles practically unimproved as to [editor of the Pittsburg Courier, % | ts advised that it was bed | Pr ened with two of the most infamous and) \ ry FOR MILLIONS. Wilson was for, coming feebly and ineffectively to! seg ong — agriculture. which is more than the com- called upon him in his sanctum af ; low 9 OF og out for business at dampabdie lynchings in the annals of this | Rev. Dr. Theodore Sedgwick of New York a World Court program only as a final expedient | onan _ bined land and water area of the states of | office. “is the disillusionment "Gan tae aay times. ef Rey Hammond icolored) in Bowling idea for i | ' - aw. | Cooks to be Jersey and New Hampshire. | atmee the war. Ignorant é naisted. as have previeus i iin «Gee wears eee. and-also the provided for in the will of Henry Shaw. He broad- There is but one course that would fit Harvew’s| As good as dead * na m | nage ar pane ' io, are he a Milimen. that he paid no attention lynching of James T. Scott (colored) in ened his theme to include beauty in nature. in art talents. That is to assume that the exposure of | . | maaan Seer 4th first time, and ° 8 seat non. but went Out after Dust- Columbia, Mo.. April 19, 1923. The Post- | cnd in architecture. He made the distinction that crookedness and incompetence in Washington is in| What the treuble AMONG THE QUAKERS. | whet % meant. Later onc Meee a“ =, su as he had “done before Dispatch condemned the lynchings and while there was beauty in abundance for those of the saddle. and to lampoon, vilify and bedevil the Was. my dearie. Mayer Kendrick of Philadeiphia will play |... white peopie willing te rat a ae ee was started. Fox megligence on the part of the State and) oa. cation, training and wealth the milli @ T Eo a Is not very , Ro mere Sunday golf. according to reports. | nem in restaurants and sit An th aera ne county authorities; numerous letters of ote , ) a , ae mes xposers. hat would be a gracious mission for ean gegen ES He is said to have told a Philadelphia pastor | sing and wondered what that — ; —" association, he had never read protest were published in the press and d what beayty they can “tn your buildings, in Harver. and it is quite obvious that the cause needs | There wes tee that he ceuld noe longer conscientiously play Then it struck them This * 3 ee >v-laws and did not know what the white Ministers’ Alliance of this city, | your parks and squares and in your houses.” - | his talent. Lockwood and Adams need a master Much profiteering | Sunday golf, because he felt, as a city offi- moeecracy.’ they said “Te's that my 4 - them. . | im a resolution, called upon the Governor That is noble doctrine for St. Louis, but it ap- They have fearfully bungled the job While the seldiers cial, he should set an example by obeying thing we're fighting for. It's | = ee te oust Sheriff Brown of Boone County : ae | all laws. , » ! ' guide. compiled by Larson Diiieidion t. bie ewere Guty te ef- pears not to be in good grace with some of the pre. a aI | Were away. | ss - . going to have in Americs ; “Presented in beek form te m fice, but the Governor was obdurate and | Y*ing powers. The Supreme Court has ruled The suggested Coolidge-Beveridge ticket sounds | oun | Sir: These are days in which the friends aan nn ij -moreBromnge tag South @ & 19'7. did not tm fact furnish « teok no action in either case, notwith- | that beauty im city building ts not to be considered too much like “cooling beverage” to be eithe and wena call apeneor. Lieutenant-Governor Hiram L. | energies directed to effective enforcement. | ored preachers at the White —_ e s 4 ‘FOSS-e2e8 ined ar Lieyd is a candidate for Governor: but | ' al | While the ber | Where has the illustrious educator been was reported by the entire negro “ ide sarding Larson's the colored people of this city and State, | c~ ~, 4 Qt A¢RESS | a rind a ss keeping himself for 50 years? Where was (the version thus circulated | Tt previousty had been and particularly the colored Pythians. of av ~ st > sin a * he when they who are now prohibitionists | sented as deciaring: ‘I have : Larsen’s w . contended whem there are quite a number have . a wo * nat eeieheines Sate were burning up their money. wasting their that the negro has been @ J figuring ehann poy ei mot forgotten his hostility teward that : — lives, in endeavors for effective enforce- | fairly dealt with; your ess like organization while a member of the State. — ah 8 rena of ment? Where is he on record fer effective | hibited a degree of loyalty the Legislature, and they are going to over- o= ) te Ao cana tag ee enforcement? Where are the scars on his (| that should commend the wheilmingly repudiate his nomination or ” | ae the bee bedy, on his reputation, in his Bank ac- | whole nation. In the present Gem onset ne: euienuuent olectica. wTaerethes ili _ eount? What risks did he take? When did | race has rallied to the na nat aly Larson's ideas sbeut thas waa Im the coming primary and election | - —, ie: ‘Palit Stheenniindl : he, like hundreds of Baptist ministers, back if there has been any evidences @ end ent ol Le the colored voters are going to be less fe Folks with ete time | the moving wagon up to his doer and. with | ism manifested by negroes, == finding thes nore to actual Das ts Gaste Galty end are seing fe ya aa ‘ates 5 ee, > rte a children needing schooling, face a jobless | met reached Washington. = ; nm abandoned tt caiey taken a. support the asan and not the party. / : | ee again world? It would be effrontery in him te (| of righteousness are won “ POU for about JESSE J. CROW. ow 8g _ send out a solemn assertion that the earth | With thousands of your sons in @ : Mene Meumiven ‘ge > abla Larsen cust ch you gave our annual meet. | , Let no little war is on, has been on for 100 years, of | From The Nation. a and nobody the office ting of the Nationa! Ceuncil of Boy Scouts. Cleud of doubt _ tetal anniRilation between the traffic in HE BALTIMORE EVENING Pestiries ever touched it,” he America in St. Louis last Friday and_ ll upen ‘ | @rink and any civilization with ambition to = ‘ ; on ur readers will recall, " | f Your understanding | survive. Where can he show any effective ot o- Mr. Martin, the publicity representa-— As to what | contrel where this trade is tolerated except | * ?Tt* for the setuttes tive ef our national headquarters. ad- i+ was about. | the centre! of pelitics, press, pulpit, by civil. predlem, What ts the = Vised “Y that he had received a more While we al! _ tzation’s deaditest menace’ That is another cordial reception and had been shown —— : Are after money question alwavs dodged by men opposed to te te mat wees oF, cerpang od ee pee Se S= ae ‘ What the soldiers prehibition; always barren of intellectual e v mn any = wee), Le mp: Wad decreed | resource when it comes to telling what else ay city. ah | sh ol baa ‘ o a | Was that we can be dene. Some of us a preferred BUST x b. ney the y Scout move-| fos gar Should all be punished effective control and were for it in geed OF CARUSO | | Sheet you are doing a greater work than) “" * .#~ For the greed faith when it was an issue are getting fed | . you realise to help previde means of a? - = r du onal and | Pd ea | Fellows’ greed. up with some sorts of “biah biah.” ~ > eur : sell crime, because as was piainly shown here oe ' JOHN McCARTY, city, whe had oF » | r Cropsey of the Supreme Court | af~ -9 | Set wun. thasefare Paster Bellefontaine Methodist Church. te purchase the | . _ * — = te te pe | others, a large ne | Se » 4 Little girlie, Cifarietion ate Carcae by Be crimes over the country are ‘ | Sadly fix THE WECHANICAL KEATS. : for presentation ee: “ . *troepolitan | @ommitted by youths. Judges everywhere “ Ourselves to pay: King George has installed in his palace me Opera House Pi ‘report the courts entirely free of Row Nor in anv .. radio receiving set with two stages of “> anne " | Scouts or men who have been Scouts. Wise denying | radio frequency ampijification and three love fer the Bnd we can expect this result because Retribution stages of audie amplification. The British message from . program with its pesitive. con- Mas its day Breagcasting Ce. plans to breadcast the told of the sale plan of character building. cit rendering gong of the nightingale in its native haunts tretming and” physical deveiop-— The sad assur this spring. & very effective and } . ance pring asuing That the sing < es wpen bors. Of thoughtiess greed FR: Sign at Lexington and Sephie: We shall expiate ' ~—*fe* © ame ree © © ee © er *e -—- ©*e «© eo @ee In taxes : No Diging Aloud : Unell all “re * oem Seer rs eet 8 + * eee eee ‘ makes Our giszards bleed, * P Must we dig setiizi | wee, & ee * in a ~T : -
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v ye x ad y x 1) a cana ba’ “ - BS dd ——} J x a* % ae oe TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1924. J . be. 4 - i la i it bi * 7 + - 7 =" P - - * i % 7 4 ae “thy ™* id LARSON FORCED — F WWLLMEN TOHEAR Ss if % : K “~~ " : “he f R. tA . ATE SERMONS | “The $9000-a-Year Secretary 3 + * ~ e * % wee PN | "eRe tl a laa -~ » * . ri : wee . ft.) - 2 | s , - we a? i, “ i y Always Read Them as Minutes of Previous Meeting, Witness Says. E THEY DEALT WITH ETHICS OF THE TRADE Sfatements Ridiculed by ‘Members and Were High- ly Amusing, Director of ‘Association Asserts. J. P. Larson, $9000-a-year secre- tary-manager of the St. Louls Mill- men’s: Association, inserted “‘little sermons’ on trade ethics into min- ytes of previqus meetings and read » ‘them as though they had been giv- y 6en at that meeting. This was the At . he MIRROR of UBLIC OPINION | AO A is column is designed to reproduce — bias the latest comment by the ing publicists, newspapers and periodt on the questions of the day. —_— — ——— CAUSE OF NEGRO MIGRATION. SLLIN LYNDE HARTT in the World's » Work. HE chief cause of migration at he: sent.” observed Rebert UL. Vann. er of the Pittsburg Courier, when 1 lied upon him in his sanctum and law ice, “is the disillusionment that has ‘ 4 far and wide through our black ract : the war. Ignorant Southern negroes : the camps encountered the word a ey’ for the first time, and weer t it meant. Later on, in France, t ri white people willing to eat bes! 4 m in restaurants and sit beside them 4 ne. and wondered what that could mee at it struck them. “This must be eo cy,’ they said. ‘Tt's that myste te we're fighting for. aie we a é mg to have in Americe when * oe ” Their discovery that the black ead Jim-Crowed in the South wo a r. precisely as he had been Jim- 7 the Seuth before the war, pred @ os ontent, a great restlessness, * oe me rmination somehow to escape. T mes the more plausible when one pr t a speech of President Wilsens pe preachers at the White House in reported by the SY cod ; ion thus circulate e 4 m “yee declaring: ‘I have always me t the negro has been unjustly «" £: ly dealt with; your people have : ited a degree of loyalty and pa of t t should commend the admiration hole nation. In the present eageee | e has rallied to the nation’s call ® there has been any evidence of = m manifested by negroes, the al | i“ et reached Washington. Great on 4 f righteousness are won by slow GOB ith thousands of your sone in the n France, out of this orig A we ‘ect nothing less than your ; hip rightse—the same as are enjoyed wi ry other citizen.” MERGING OF OLD PARTIES. j m The Nation. o ‘ HE BALTIMORE EVENING SUN, ” our readers will recall, recently OO prize for the solution of the pe . sbiem, What is the difference Democrat and a Republican? a Joliander won the prise. “A oa ghe explained, “is a person who oul Democratic administration is bad oad ness; a Democrat is a person who oa - Republican administratien is bad al ness; both are right.” @t was coe sumed that the witty editors of t paper” would award ‘he prise tos answer; the amazing fact is the pry of their readers. Some thousane not ported to have replied; of these 7 discovered no difference whatever an the two great standard-bearers of de! mew there D eh a history to prove that lence been a distinction: Jcent boldivy proclaimed belief . fence of distinguishing marks today. ii Senator La Follette gets around to ng ¢ jing his candidacy, he might take ifrom the spirited Marylanders the ancient hoodoo of third a not just call his new group t and be done with the hoary aes Republican discord? testimany of Philip F. Fox, a direc- tor of the association and secretary of Fox Bros. Manufacturing Co., who was a witness for the defense today at the resumption of hear- ings of the charges of price fixing brought against the association un- der State antitrust laws, ) tel Statler before The Daily POST-DISPATCR alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers oe ee ————— ws - : COMBINED | Abroad With the Daily-Mirror-of- Washington Man A Report Day by Day of His Observations on a | Ocial News IMI Dincan meter oe cern oes | HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON the Kent road and their children wil] leave St. Louis early in June for Bidde- ford Pool, Me., where Mrs. Meier's mother, Mrs. Thomas K. Niedring- haus, has loaned them her country home for the season. After in- stalling their family, Mr. and Mrs, Meier will sail June 19 for Europe, to spend six weeks touring England and the coast of France. They will return to Biddeford to remain un- til fall. Mr.and Mrs. Niedringhaus Will spend a sma}! part of the sea-| eon with them. | Tour of Europe. By Clinton W. Gilbert. : (Copyright, 1924.) OU can’t measure the Russian y revolution on any basis of ¢om- parison our own social organi- zation affords. One of the direc tors of the Textile Syndicate took me around a cotton mill in Mos- cow. He apologized for the low Mrs. John G. Lonsdale is enter- | wages paid to the women opera- taining Mrs. Herbert Leigh Borden | tt Se = |jtives. They were extremely low. of New York at t | | ene cae ae 43 | They were the best that the syndi- try home on ae to CE ‘ |eate could afford just now, when | eo industry was getting on = its feet. near Sunset Hill Country Club. | ' Mis. Borden visited Mra. Lonsdale | Reoneered Jat 2 SENS Sf sone a few years ago, and is renewin old friendships here. A number ot| had failed to do just that which it parties are being planned for her. Tomorrow Mrs. W. L. Hemingway of Henderson avenue, Clayton, will give a luncheon at the Bellerive Country Club, and Tuesday Mrs. made on her previous. visit at or of Mrs. Borden. Mr. and Mra. Lonsdale and their family will remain in the country during the early summer, and later will motor to their house in the Ozarks. Their daughter, Miss Ar- line, whq attends the Holton Arms School in Washington, D. C., is ex- pected home June 3. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Williams of the St. Louis Country Club grounds will sail for Europe in Au- gust, to remain until September. Euclid avenue and her small child Testimony is being taken at Ho-|will depart June 5 for Jamestown, Commissioner | R. I., where they will be with Mrs. Shackelford of the State Supreme | Moser’s father, Robert H. Floyd- Court. Defense attorneys hope to | Jones, at his country home for the conclude hearing of testimony to-/summer.. Mr. Moser will join his day. “Larson would write his ‘little | luff, gsePmons’ into the minutes of pre- vious meetings,” Fox asserted. “Then he'd read them to us while | he had us all together and we'd have to listen. Most of them were about things which never were dis- cumed at the previous meeting. Sermons “Highly Amusing.” “Nobody paid any attention to what he said, though. A lot of his + statements were ridiculed by the members and were found to be highly amusing.” Fox's testimony did not indicate that anyone had ever questioned the accuracy of the minutes or geught a correction. It will be re- called that other defense witnesses recently testified that Larson, de- | spite his salary of $9000 a year. did little except ‘“‘make us laugh” with his “little sermons,’ to which | “no one paid any attention.” .Minutes of meetings during 1929, previous'y introduced in evidence, showed that Larson informed mem- bers {t was bad salesmanship to plead for jobs at another's price, and that “all were in favor of elim- nating these evils.”’ Minutes of another meeting in _ 1920 show that Larson advised the > Millmen that it was a ‘‘bad practice | to bid unsolicited.” At another | Meeting Larson, according to the Minutes, advised that it was bad Practice to go out for business at low prices in dull times. Say He Ignored Larson. | Fox insisted, as have previous _ Millmen, that he paid no attention i. . to Larson, but went out after busi- ) fess. just as he had “done before ) the association was started. Fox Mid that. although a director of Dthe association, he had never read the by-laws and did not know what tin them. | More testimony that an elaborate | fost ruide, compiled by Larson and /Presented in book form to members M1917, did not in fact furnish a ‘Buide to costs, was presented by harles 1.. Timm, chief estimato for the Huttig Sash and Door Co. Timm was considered by Attorney- weneral Barrett to be the most ex- yenced millwork estimator in &St. uis and was cross-examined at h regarding Larson's cost o It previously had been contended t Larson's work was a formula figuring costs, an invariable cess like the multiplation ta- #, which could be applied to dif- erence situations as required. mm, however, said it represented ly Larson's ideas about cost find- and was so unsuited to actual! finding that the Huttig con- mM abandoned it after trying it {for about a vear. Never Used “Cost Guide.” George D. Thomsen. formeriv a mber of the association, until he w*Ured from business last year, said pee never used the Larson coet Bulde. “I got the book from him Md put it in the vault at the office nobody ever touched it,” he Mstified. Office employes of the listing U, maintained by the associa- testified as to the methods Ployed in keeping records and in ining and furnishing to mem- the amount of millwork re- 2 in various jobs. IS GETS BUST OF CARUSO m the Associated Press. NEW YORK. May 20.—tItalien- “ans of this city, who had adout $6000 to purchase the of the late Enrico Caruso by Cifariello for presentation Metropolitan Opera House mn deprived of the chance to show their love for the tenor. A cable message from yesterday told of the sale the bust to the Luxembourg min Paris. fund wag raised under the of the Italian newspaper » Officials of the pa- mld today that the money a Ply Would be donated to an Ssylum tn Italy, i | family later, and Mrs. Frank Sling- another daughter of Mr. Floyd-Jones, will be with them for part of the season. A joint birthday party has been planned for Saturday night by Mrs. J. 8S. Bemis of the Hanley road, Mrs. Stanard Tilten and Mrs. Frank Moore, whose birthdays fal! close together. The celebration will take place in the spacious ga- rage adjoining Mrs. Bemis’ home, whith will be cleared of machines and transformed into a cafe. A lunch counter will be instalied, from which a buffet supper wil! be served and special! lighting and decorations will be arranged. About 75 guests have been invited to ap- pear in fancy dress and masked. Mrs. D. C. Berryman of 5629 Clemens avenue, is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Edmond Shackleford De Long of Lexington, Ky., who arrived last Thursday. her. Mr. and Mrs. Berryman will spend the summer season at Spring | McPherson avenue, took place Sat- ; luncheon, also at Bellerive, in hon-| M The visitor | Jane Linnell, daughter of Mr. and will remain a month, and a number | Mrs. Philetus Linnell of Kingston, of parties have been planned fer Lonsdale wil! entertain the friends | - \ “— P “7 “, 5 es ee ate ee . » - ~ — at ‘ .. . ——Dieckman phote. MISS CHRISTINE GEMPP. ISS GEMPP, who is the daughter of Mrs. Edwin S. Gempp of the Sappington road, gave a luncheon Saturday in honor of the graduating class at) Mary Institute, of which she is a/§ member. —-_ ter, Mass., during July, and Danie! Mrs. Edgar Moser of 3226 North | — - ones Jr. will be ig a boys’ camp*“near Grand Haven, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Upthegrove re- turned home yesterday from Louis- ville, where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Long at the Derby. Mr. and Mrs. M. 8S. Fuqua of Hotel Chase are visitors in Wash- ington, D.C. They will go to New York and Atlantic City before re- turning home. Their itinerary in. cludes a boat trip out of Norfolk. Mrs. Fuqua will go to her estate in Mount Princeton the latter part of May, and will be bostess for a fortnight to Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mantell, noted Shakspearean actors, and members of their com- pany. Mrs. Paul Mace will give a bridge tea for members of the Guild an:l Woman's Auxiliary of St. John's Episcopal Church at her home, 6225 Bowman avenue, tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Paul Thias, Mrx. Thomas Dowling and Miss Ruth Smith will be assisting hostesses. The wedding of Miss Murrill and James A. Elam, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Elam of 5927 urday morning in Kingston. After promised to do—improve the work- ers’ condition. But wages do not tell the whole story. Rents are next to nothing for workers. A newspaper friend of mine has a Russian secretary. She and her husband pay $1.88 a month for their. rooms in Moscow. This does not mean that they are in shabby quarters. A worker can get the best quarters in Moscow for that rent. At this cotton mill I was shown the creche in which were kept chil- dren under three years old of mothers working in the mill. Iteras best American hospital. put on a physician’s white robe to enter it. There was apparently a nurse to every six or eight young- sters. The children are bathed ev- ery day, get three meals at the ex. pénse of the factory and free med- ical attendance. All were fat and ealthy. All children up to seven years old receive this care and at- tention. Nothing that I saw in Moscow made:-me so inclined to say, “Bully for the revolution!” as this factory creche. The director who was showing me around had formerly owned the mill. “Did,” I asked, “anything like this exist before the revolution?’’ “Yes,” he replied, “but only in Bomé of the best mills, and then not nearly on such a scale as at present.” The best things I saw in revolu- tionary , Moscow—this factory re- esponsibility for the children of working mothers, the kindly and informal! relations existing between superior and subordinates—al! trace back to before the revolution. Human relations have never been s0 commercialized in Russia as in the Western world. Poor and rich. employer and employed, have al)- ways been men and brothers. The word tavarish (comrade), with as clean and well managed as the I had to California and later through Wash- Country @lub : ualily Supreme Quality dup ma ea ak mat | —— be short trip the couple will make ‘ The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. John W. \their home in St. Louis. MelIvor of 44 Kingsbury place, will | be honor guests tonight at a fare- well dinner party to be given by the Deaconesses of the Second Presbyterian Church, of which Dr. MacIvor is pastor. The Maclvors will sail June 4 front Montreal! for Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Thompson of the Oxferd aparf- ments, who will be in the same see6 Waterman avenue, will be at party, will depart tomorrow to home Sunday evening from & to 11 spend ten days in the East with) .,-1ock in honor of their daughter, Mr. Thompson's brother, who ha8jye:.. 1ucille, whose engagement to | just returned from Europe. William Barron has been an- nounced. Mr. and Mrs. M. Sherman of 4530 | McMillan avenue, announce the en- ‘gagement of their daughter, Miss Ida &. Sherman,.and Abe M. Rad- man, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Rad- man of East St. Louis. The wed- dips will take place in June. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Berg of Mrs. H. H. Culver of 490 Wash- ington Terrace, and her sister, Mrs. Ward of Chicago, who spent, the winter here, have returned from a4 trip to Atlantic City. Mr. and’ Mrs..B. B. Culver of 21! Kingsbury place, and their sons. will spend the summer at Harbor Point. Mich. They will leave St, Louis in June. Mrs. James C. Wyman of Min- neapolis, and her smal! child, will depart late this week after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Felix Anderson, 712 Belt avenue. Mr. and Mra. Daniel Upthegrove of 6128 Westminster place. and their daughter, Miss Elizabeth, and son, Danie! Jr., are planning @ mo- tor tour of the Northwest late in the summer. They will go first to ington and Oregon. They will de- part Aug. 1. Miss Upthegrove, 4 student at Vassar College, will at- tend a dramatic school in*Glouces- ——— — ee ee $1,363,000 YET TO BE RAISED IN Y, M. C. A. DRIVE The railroad unit of the Young Men's Christian Asseciation has raised $224,125 of the $1,637,000 thus far pledged In the association's $3,000.00 bullding fund drive. The campaign has four days to £0, in- cluding today, and $1,363,000 ts yet to be raised. It was announced that the Mis- sour! State Life Insurante Co. had given $10,000; N.°O. Nelson Manu- facturing Co., $5000; Mauran, Rus- sell & Crowell, $5000; and Jehn- son, Shinkle & Stephens Shoe Co., $5000. Franco-American Good Will 6e- Society Degenerative Diseases Are increasing in frequency among adults, so say eminent physicians. One in every five “Have been using Moun- tain Valley Weter for « severe case of kidney trouble. Have been greatly benefited by it.” (Original letter on file.) Decters appreve the ase of Meuntain Valley Water from Het Springs. Ark. as an sid ted Press. *7 Sew TORK, May 20.—-Seeking elep friendly relations e- then ‘eds people of France and | im the prevention end relief the United States, the France- ot ~~ A CK. ~ penes American branch of the American _— ante e ense. Vor Good Will Asseciation was organ- palatable, We deliver. Phone ized last night at a meeting of rep- or write. ve citizens in the home of Miss Anne Morgan. It is intended te organize chapters in every im- | portant city. Olive &t. ~~" Phones: Lindell 2781-1841 a a ee ~ —_— SOUBRETTE OF THE | MUNICIPAL OPERA MISS ROSAMOND WHITESIDE which the head of a great manufac- turing syndicate addresses. his chauffeur, is a name for a relation that existed before the revolution. The re‘ations of men and women in are less commercialized tn Russia than in Europe and probably Amer- ica. There is little commercialized vice in Moscow. I saw no signs of it on the streets while I was there. If somehow the human quality which is found in Russia could be united with the efficiency that fs to be found in the United States you would have something better than exists anywhere else on the earth today. It is the task of the Soviet Government to prove that this un- lon can be made. It is a super- man's job. FUNDAMENTAL FAITH OF PRESBYTERIANS REAFFIRMED Assembly at San Antonio Makes It Obligatory fof Elder on Deacon to State Change of Views. By the Associated Press. SAN ANTONIO, Tex., May 20.— The fundamentalist - modernist storm broke mildly over the gen- eral assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States (Southern) here yesterday and left the assembly standing on a simple reaffirmation of the church's fun- damental faith. There was no dif- ference of opinion expressed as to what the fundamentals of the faith are, the dispute arising only over how those fundamentals should be expressed. The following declaration was adopted: “That because of the clarity and fullness of the presentation of Christian truth {n our confession of faith and catechism in the absence of any dispostion to question the fundamenta! truths as set forth in these symbols of our’ faith. the general assembiy simply reaffirms its faith in the great fundamentals of our church, as set ferth in our confession of faith and catechism. and declines to make additional declarations of doctrines.” The assembly amended the church ruling making it obligatory for a candidate for the ministry, elder or deacon, to take a vow that if his views on the fundamentals of the church should change he would notify his presbytery. Charges against the synod of ,@rt A. McoCurdy and the Rev. A. marriage and outside of marriage Texas.were filed by the Rev. Rob-| |MISS WHITESIDE ENGAGED AS MUNICIPAL OPERA SOUBRETTE Daughter of Popular Shakspearean Actor to Appear in ‘‘Princess Chic” Monday Night, Miss Rosamond Whiteside, who has been engaged for soubrette roles In the Municipal Qpera this Summer, is the daughter of Walker Whiteside, one of the most popular actors on the American stage, and known well to playgoers fn 8&t. Louis because of his appearances in “The Melting Pot,” “The Ty- phoon,” “The Master of Ballantrae” and other modern works. Her mother was Lelia McCord, grand- daughter of Capt. Patrick Yore, a picturesque figure among the old- time steamboat men in St. Louis. Lelia McCord went off to share the nomadic life of her distin- guished young husband—distin- guished because while yet in his teens Walker Whiteside had fared forth as a star of Shakspeare’s tragedies, and was a figure of na- tion-wide interest for his audacity in entering the field s6 soon after the retirement of Edwin Booth. Miss Whiteside’s career has been so brief that local theatergoers only remember her in the important role of Javotte in the sumptuous revtva! of “Erminie” presented two years ago at the American Theater by De Wolf Hopper and Francis Wti- son. She succeeded in that role « long line of soubrette celebrities. beginning with Marie Jansen and Including Fay Templeton, Fanny Rice, Lulw Glaser and Madge ‘“Les- sing. Until she was selected for the “Erminie” role, Miss White- side's public career had consisted of a season in the soubrette roles of the Gilbert and Sullivan reper- tolre in a company put out by For- tune Gallo, impresario of the San Carlo Opera Co. Miss Whiteside was educated at the Academy of the Visitation in St. Louls. Miss Whiteside has arrived here and will appear in “Princess Chic” next Monday night. —— el | i j H. H. McCurdy, the latter of San | | Antonio, involving doctrinal! issues. | The exact nature of the charges | were not disclosed but it was said they were technical. Charges of a similar nature also were lodged against the synod of South Caro- lina. These charges will be tried /by a commission before the as- | sembly session ends. ENGAGED TO ENGLISH LORD |Barbara Murray of New York to | Marry War Aviator. By the Associated Press. LONDON, May 120.—The engage- ment is announced of Barbara, daughter of Archibald Murray of New Yorw, to Lord Doune (Fraa- cis Douglas Stuart), eldest son of the Earl of Moray. Lord Doune, who is 31 years old, was decorated during the war for bringing down a German airplane. — Steamship Movements. By the Associated Press Arrived. May 20, Colombo New York, from Naples. Danzig, Mag 13, New York. Bremen, May 16, George Wash- ington from New York. Hamburg, May 16, Pittsburs> from New York. Piymouth, May from New Orleans. LAverpool, May from New York. Salled. Lituania from 18. Volendam 20, Cameronia Bremen, May 15, Muenchen for) New Orleans. Cleveland for San Francisco. Marseilies, May 16, Providence for New York. Bremen, May iT, Geydlits fer New York. Shanghal, May 18, President Madison for Seattle. Missouri Road Conditions. Kansas City—Cloudy,. roade fair. St. Joseph—Cloudy, reads good. Joplin—Cleudy. rods good, Columbla—Cioudy. roads muddy. Moberly—cCloudy, road fair. Seldalia—Showers, roads asilip- pery. ~ # Hannibea)—cCioudy. roads good. Jeftercen City—Misting, reads fair. Springfield —#h owery after Yokohama, May"15, President) ' Almost Over Night | b imples, freckles, No more blackheads, pimples ewe and whitens skin almost over night. the death of Lawrence Barrett and | grance—each complexion-tone is daintily in Piver’s incomparable Poudres de Luxe, petal-like in tint and texture. PHOTOPLAY, THEATERS Tickets 600, $1.00, $1.50; Bex Seats, $2 SEATS NOW ON SALE he MUNICIPAL OPERA Municipal Theater—Forest Park Monday, May 20th, to Sunday, June ‘st Performances Nightly at 8:15 JULIAN EDWARDS’ OPERETTA PRINCES CHIC Nene ee of $0 estra of 60 BR ceapese oh ae a rceade Ss. an Vv Telephene, Main 4000, ™ MISJSOUR NOW SHOWING CLOSING WEEK OF SEASON Every Day—Great Bill 2:16—Overture: Fables—8:15 2:25 — Clemens Belling — 8/25 2:35—RB. Doner & J. Berkes—8:35 2:47— B, C. Hilliam Co. —8:47 8:17 BERT SWOR —:17 $:32—Frank Farnum Co.—?:32 4:07— ‘CHIC’ SALE ~10:07 4:30 *Babb-Carrol!-Syrell 10:30 4:40— World Pictures —~ 10:40 “Mats.: 150 te 68c. Bves.: 22e te $1.36 and Tax. You'll like it—it's ~ the most beautiful cture ever shown — te—and Betty» , Compson is great! — KING CONTINUOUS — 1PM —11 P.M. 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pee ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— | | a The st POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper MBINED ris, American Consul, =e ONG BODY URGES "FINAL ACTION ON COURTHOUSE STE Selection of Plaza Location Asked for by . Tower Grove Heights Improve- ment Association. For YOU, iw **Red Letter Day’”’ may mean the Putting Over of a Business Dea]; the Buying of a Home, or the Bettering of your GOLF STROKE. But for Them— the Boy and Girl Graduates—it’s 4 GRADUATION ty DAY! RESOLUTION SENT | TO ALDERMEN Special Site Committee to. Hold Public Hearing This Evening on Bill — by Krueger. | The Tower Grove Heights Im-| provement Association has adopted | a resolution asking the Board of | Aldermen to “immediately and) finally determine upon the site of | the new courthouse, and to choose | as said site the glock bounded by | | Twelfth boulevard, Eleventh, Mar-| begun at once. The resolution has been eent to. the special eite committee of the he ket and Chestnut streets, oe “s. a solv ; | templated by the people o : e “ ny ol . — Louis in voting for the Plaza Now to rea ese | courthouse bond issues.” It S| ‘ Hearts of VYouth— 'that plans for the new building be | and if it’s a Girl that Graduates— Roard of Aldermen, which will Y D ht | hold a public hearing at 7:30 this our Jaugz er, | evening fin the board chamber, up- /on Alderman Krueger's bill fixing the Plaza location. Reasons for Position. | As reasons for Its position, the) | Tower Grove Association's resolu- | maybe—give her a Diamond Ring, a Wrist Watch, or \ i tien states: ; Bracelet. “The present courthouse is and . e -=s | for a great many years has been . ' wholly inadequate, requiring the . - | Domestic Relations Courts to be ut And if it's . housed in the Municipal Courts ; bullding. eight blocks away, to the Jewelry Co. Ninth and Olive Sts. (Southeast Corner) ' WOMEN! DYE EVERYTHING NEW FOR A FEW CENTS mt YOUR Bov— clerks, deputy clerks, lawyers and | f ™ litigants, requiring the St. Louis Regular brary to be housed in an office | building, and, because of various | Watch, or | preventing the courts in the court- | house from trving civil cases dur- >. ° ’ : Signet Ring! ) “About 12,000 civil suits were Their cost here is | filed in the Circuit Court during | +, T NOTHING — com -| 900 civil suits will ke filed in the vear of 1324, and the Present courts pared tothe Good _ | $000 cases a vear, leaving the Cir- | f cut Courts from about 3000 to of it. : | year’s docket, render it imperative- | ly necessary to immediately ims wh ch cannot be done in the pres- | "4 , ;ent courthouse. | “The people of St. Louis, at a because of the grave and pressing | | need of a new and larger court- _ house, 000,000 for that purpose. At the the people voted a bond issue to establish a municipal | plaza, around which, it was pro-| at the time, were to be erected the, public buildings of the city of St. . order to centralize the city’s busi-| —_—— | ness, add to the convenience of the. — and to add to the @+tractive- mes and grandeur of the city. to delay the erection of the new courthouse, apparentivy because of. business interests in the vicinity of , the present courthouse to the re- the present location. B-ver- hae ck between mheventh. | streets. Titans the proposed mu-'| nicipal plaza, during the bond issue ary, 1923, was publicly. openiyr, re- | | peatediv and persistently adver- | new courthouse was to be erected, | land the people of St. Louis, | woting for the courthouse and for _ the munictpal plaza, did so in the) ithat the courthouse should be, erected upon that site; and that) a Boy—perhaps serious inconvenience of the judges. | a »~ > (sive him a Court of Appeals and the Law Li- | discomforts during the summer. Cuff Links, | ing nearly three months each year. | | 1923, and an estimate of abaqut 14.- | |are unable to dispose of to exceed | | T? fad YOU'LL get out about 5900 cases behind on each | which the number of trial courts, “Universally Advertised.” special election in February, 1923,. voted a bond issue of $4.- same election. posed and universally advertised | Louis, Including the courthouse, in ‘N\ i public in transacting public busi- “A movement has been started objections of special property and moval of the courthouse away from | | Twelf Market and Chestnut! campaign of January and Febru- | tised as the block upon which the | tn | | belief and with the plain intention | site has been recommended by the 4 Dyes’’ contains directions 80| wyich had in charge the prepara - © any Woman can dye or tint |... and campaign for said bond any old, worn, faded thing new, even if she has never dved fore. | et mda any color at drug store. Quick ' Wash Seve time by washing your clothe: the scapless way. A barof Stauler’s some boiling hot water and ‘n a referendum of the members of the bar of St. Louts. bw a vote of 175 ito 67 in a referendum of the real | of 4 to 1 of the Committee |of the committee. and bY various civic organizations in St. Louts, and the general sentiment throughout) the city of St greativ in faver of locating the PAPERS FOR RENOMINATION Congressman Cleveland A. New- ton, Republican. Tenth District. Congressman L. C. Dyer, Repubii- can, Tweilfth Adistrict, and Con- | greseman Harry Hawes, ; | Democrat, B. Secretary of State in Jefferson Citw formal deciarations of their candi. dacies for renomination at the Au - gust primary. So far neither has opposition for the nomination, ' Other candidates whe filed yes- City Pian Commission, by the) Roard of Public Service. bv the | Each 15-cent package of ‘‘Dia- | General Council on Civie Needs. | on | Courthouse Site of the Board of) Aldermen on a vote on the report | _terday were: | Romjue, ' renomination in the First District. |Leslie M. Crouch. Democrat, Harrisonville, from the Sixth District: Charles # Ghambesedbens Mm. A Democrat, of Macon, for of for Congressman teenth District: J. Democrat, of Public Administrator; A. Riley of 2921A Market street for | | Democratic Committeeyeman from a - ” L. Wolfner can, for renomination. Kiefner, Republican, of Perryville. }the Sixteenth “Ward, Mrs. for Congressman from the Thir-| Hogan of 3§¢r Lafayette avenue for | Democratic Committeewoman from of the Hamilton Hotel, ithe Fifteenth Ward, and Circu Mrs. © |judge Claude C. Pearcy Republi-; P. Strikers Riot in Saloniki. | By the Associated Press. ATHENS, May 20.—Ten persons | it | were injured today at Salonika Gur~ | cuss ing clashes between the police and | | locked-out tobacco | which 30.000 persons sesttelinaed. Cavalry was called out to quell the disturbances, and Leland/5. Mor- the Governor-General the American tobacco 2 workers. in ’ Paints and Varnishes Geometime this year you will surely have some Painting to be done. Some of the hundred and one surfaces about your home will need refinishing. When that time comes let us assist you in selecting the proper finish. PLATT & THORNBURGH > 7th and Franklin | — Demand The Genuine American Beauty Spaéghetti | ‘* issues, by a vote of 320 to 201 in a) | estate agents of St. Louis, by a vote. | Louts appears. to be. courthouse upon the plaza site.” | SEVERAL CONGRESSMEN FILE : | Eleventh District, yes. | | terday filed in the office of the : : | @leman |Wi ndhorst Supply: Co., Chestnut 8t. Here’s the aor for Your Country Home! . 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Rhodes, tn | ca the Chemical Bultlding. yesterday | ra: afternoon. An inquest today dis- an heart disease. Dr. Rhodes - ad been treating Claspt!l for some me. Claspills widow and daugh- | | to ern closed — : No Returns No Exchanges No Refunds a | x A Record F Trim $10, $7.50 and § Taffeta Hats! Leghorn Hats! Felt Hats! Hairbraid Hats! Crepe and Milan!
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ee — —_—— PO Aer tee —~a ee os =] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH |WaRKéIS-SPORT ————$—$—$——— —_—e tae neces i ee — = q » = > —. - r ~~ aantiinealiiiestanaineatiniediammmns camneneneneel DAY EVEN ING, MAY 20, 1924, PAGES 21—36 ton, D. C. * = ‘ My bees ‘. i . Px: ’ Me ? ‘Ses a. MAY 20,1984, ah bs § i, —— _—_———e — _ f m ete as oval } - RE eR 4 W AS N TS—Esth re ris, American Consul, apy the Governor-General to pre the American tobacco wareho ————— ava. we ES ny, fi x SL EE te mer ee ee a Een — ee ee ee = PART THREE. ae WANHURTIN FIGHT, ttt ING? to BURNERS oil sbgderrsend Sera Tank, ma heating system and investment. “Kant-Leek”’ Tanks, every inch, with zinc spelter, never rust Shen Mitweukee Oil Tanks in : epocialicts of Oil Tonks im the Wangs” WHAT OIL BURNER YOU BUY Milwaukee “Kont-Leek” Tank. Get full» Highest Class Fittings with h Your Local Oj! Borner Dealer or (ALTKEP TANK WORKS, Guaranty Bidg., St. Louis, Mo. nee wy] a Unusual Tales SINC HIS) oft entoreeraonay roe a County Authorities Holding trom Real ife Two Men in Inquiry Into . Altercation. 4 By Robert Welles Ritchie. NOISE. , aan ¥ ‘ - 1 P, _ ai) a a ae “Te ,* o s “gap — SSS 4” Poe Bas ‘4 AMERICAN WOMEN T0 BE ; ;: Mrs. Howard Donovan, } plies, the small-tow n librarian is ; within ite limits. to cases involv-| ‘"* car, in which the robbers a lilinois; Mrs. William Dana Orcutt, expected to have these de by the | in ireuitous routes, export and. Smelt Spanyey G. Companee-Y ~ & PRESENTED AT BRITISH COURT | Boston; Mrs. Eliz: tti ¥4 es | ae . a p> ~ _ | ing at the wheel, was abandoned .. slizabeth Ottis, St.| village carpenter or other local/import traffic and block express | h diat the. tri ~ Paul; Miss Mary Abernathy, Kan-! workmen. ‘rates. Such action has been sought! > “4 ssc yl ld rio sas City, Mo.; Miss Alice Archi-| There are also colored posters |for 290 years by shipping interests | am > ee : ,Oald, Paris; Miss Natalie Hays | showing the benefits of education |in intermountain rate territories. | Ry the Associated Press. Feet Washingtop, D. ©.; and of co-operation between sci- The Interstate Commerce Com- LONDON, May 2%0.—The 20 a — rm orothty N, Sewall, W ashing- ence and labor. Buildings shown |mission for years has maintained its | : | n, D. (.; Miss Constance Deigh- /in these posters bear large signs | power to permit a corhmon carrier society girig and ms- | ton Simpson, Los Angeles, and Miss | “School,” “Technical School,” | to charge less for a long than for a | “Kindergarten,” “Workingmen’s;| short haul included in the long | Club.” | haul, when the carrier has shown Thesé appear to show that the after public hearing that such au- Soviet Government is turning its|thority is necessary for the main- attention upon the popularization | tenance of its service. | Of libraries as a regular policy, and | that it is working on decidedly | Pier for Coney Island Boats Burned or La en — A — Ten Girls and Matrons to Make Curtesey Before Royalty To- day and 10 Tomorrow. A merican Shleht and tomorrow night are tacs/ LIBRARY RECEIVES DATA ON RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT ing no chances of making mistakes | Activity of Soviet Regime in Edu- OR the nerve « in court etiquette. Specialist or expert in morbid psychology, these This morning they held a minia- mesa tetris Pointed Out in American lines. American libraries }®¥ ‘he Assoriated Press. . Pamphlets Sent Here. and methods are featured in the li- | NEW YORK, May 20.—The pler citation Moody, 45 years old, of 4220 Evans | al S from fact, concerning the effect of absence of all noise ture court . of their own at the avenue, who succumbed at City | t and its antithesis, unceasing noise, upon the human nervous |h0™e of Ambassador Frank B. : ssteorday a #ystem. Maybe ey ‘Kellogg, when they passed in crit- , : ital at 5 p. m. yesterday to a | maybe even the layman may rea i , rhe St. Louis Public Library has | bee ad ae tered skull suffered in a fight | instances. d minor tragedy in these | joa) review before the wives of the c Library has! justrations of many of the hand-|°f the Iron Steamboat Co. at the last Friday afternoon. | “I knew a m - embassy secretaries, who have al- | Battery, known to thousands as the risoners are Joseph Borne an, said McConnell, ready been “presented” and who place to take steamers for Coney s ; s r} ‘* sf o I ee . . ’ ‘ ; : aw 4 old, and his nephew, Ru- per, “who lived down in the western end of Hudson’s Bay. Winter ‘erefore know just how Amreican Island, was burned in a spectacular ; wy 6 Sy eis ae and summer, year in dy , mated? knees should be bent when a cuurt ! golph, 36, both of St. John's Sta- | , and year out, he lived there alone, with the | tion, St. Louis County. “|courtesy is made _ before royalty./the establishment nearest neighbor , | we EERE. ” ah seal « 8 : tribe of Indians down south in the mountains.| Senora Alfonso Merry Del Val,, | braries. Deputy Sheriff Goldschmidt re- | ere with my schooner doing some fur business with the | Wife of the Spanish Ambassador, ported that from \ 7 he dread Indians and my ship got caught in the ice. While I was waiting for ‘©. ¢¢4” of the diplomatic corps itnesses, the fight was be- | : ; : ° , Ss : . from W the ice to go out, this white man came down from those awful cold Oe r§ Joseph Borne in : ; tween Moody and Jose} ; loge to King George and Queen the latter's front vard and that the ate bleak mountains back of the bay and said he wanted to go out Marvy tonight Then the wife of with me, : , third and younger man also took the American Agshotnfes will pre- ong saiking So tedns on @ chan McConnell,’ says he, ‘I think I'm losing my mind; think if 1 %¢®t 19 girls hd matrons, who own, § mat _ ' ~ don’t go o rj ; 9 constitute the socially lucky group erete pavement. The cause of the | en ls etiaay hee I'll go plumb crazy. Then he told me it was |of the hundreds of applicants who ville Dewey; and full-size drawines quarrel has not been ascertained. | : e silence tiiat was driving him mad. The Silence and the | have sought introductions to the!of varior ‘ieee aang a Pi will be given a pre- | fear of hearing som ™ ° : a : . a is library appliances, such The Bornes he : gs € noise suddenly and going off his head by just | King. and Queen this year. Tenjas_ shelving, book-rests, circula- liminary hearing at Clayton Trurs- | hearing that noise. S more will be presented by Mrs.'tion trays, reader cards and book day. Kellogg tomorrow night. |}cards. These indicate that in the were tov windmills w ave | sin MISSING ARMY OFFICER FOUND. d 1] hich gave rhe presentations tonight will | absence of large concerns devoted forth a curious rattling as they be of Mrs. Joseph Leiter, Washing- to the nmianufacture of library sup- holding County authorities are — r. ' two men for the death of John A. | i) SPECIAL LINO SALE ome f comme te" 63ck Down Buys . Lino for Your Room Are you being robbed of your rest—the rest that is vital to your welfare? received from a Russian librarian | material books. SENATE PASSES GOODING BILL | r=iana, was burned in « spectacular especialy in QN RAILWAY HAUL CHARGES | panies, four fireboats and a score These at ee na os Pitt |of railroad tugs fought the flames. on the history of large Russian It. | “¢@sure Would Restrict I. C. C. in| Smoke from the pier covered lower | braries, illustrated with the ti‘le| Its Application of Interstate | Manhattan. This fire occurred a) pages of books, handbooks of in- Commerce Act. | Low ROWS ABE Ene in 6 sactery ~~ Struction on the establishment and ene Associated Press. Grand street and Broadway, in the eae WASHINGTON, May 20.—Acting| fighting of which 76 firemen were management ef small-town li- ' , braries; large charts explaining the for the first time at this session on? overcome by smoke or injured. arrangement of books on the dex j- | mal invented by Dr. Mel- Com oy ee eke ee on Foster Bros. Co. Utica, N. Y. and St. Louis, BST ABLISHED 1871 Makers of Foster Glide-Over Day Beds Showing the activity of the present Russian Government in educational matters, in | the old Labrador coast skip- HSL By important railroad legislation, the | $4350 ree Holdup of Bank. Senate late yesterday passed the! JOPLIN, Mo. May 20.—Two Gooding bill, to limit application of| armed, unmasked men obtained the long and short haul clause of| $2600 in cash, $1050 in registered the interstate commerce act. bonds and $700 in new unsigned The measure would restrict the} currency yesterday, When they held Interstate Commerce Commission,| up the First Nafional Bank at in authorizing lower charges for a! Prairie Grove, Ark, according to long hau! than for’ short haulsinformation received here. A tour- Svstem “"Do you know,’ he says, ‘IT! nearly shot an Indian two years! ago who came to my cabin and’! knocked at my door. Hadn't heard) y. Hy | turned in the wind. More of the same sort of windmills were fixed | - in New York we bought the most Call and see We call special attention to that we will give you of a Rug or Linoleum, marks this Louls. Below we give an idea of brought to St. Louls. you. to the fact get your pick of the bargains. A genuine Lino Ru £. | Think of = it. These wonder- ful values, 9x 1 3, extra heavy. Only a limited num- ber to be had at this price, $1 Down Buys Eiutra - heavy A aminater Rou «- These Regge are er- tra heavy piic. high plush and come in the mest vwonder- fal patterns and colors. Fall size 9x12. See will par 134% 4 So + Ft. Benning Captain, in Panama, May Be Courtmartaled. By the Associated Press COLUMBUS, Ga., May 20.—Capt. James G. Kyle, Knoxville, Tenn. commanding company A, ninth Infantry, ruary, has been returned to the United States under guard after apprehension in Panama, according to advices received at the fort to- day. After that I rigged a post about 50) from Fort Benning here last Feb-| ‘Officers withheld information az) to his present place of detention | pntil decision has been made whether Capt. Kyle shall be tried by courtmartial on a charge of being absent without leave. The officer left Fort Benning Feb. 5 to co to Knoxville on a three-day leave. Dies in Doctor's Office. Ira Claspill, 67 years old, of 4368 Swan avenue, fell dead in the office of Dr. Thomas E. Rhodes, in | the Chemical Building, afternoon. An inquest closed heart disease. yesterday today dis- Dr. Rhodes | had been treating Claspill for some. time. ter survive, Claspill's widow and daugh- | who disappeare] | dishpan on it. ‘shows I ought , country | stripe laid through a gold and taw-§| /ny desert of mountains. panion who was jitneyving me over | the high places in his little desert tumble-down | ranch house of wattled poplar logs. 'and willows to pass the time of day) a human sound for nigh a year. and | this knock plumb drove me crazy. 4 Twenty. | feet from my door and hung a/'§ I told this man I'd | nearly shot him; to go back and tell | all the other Indians if any of ‘em. ever came to see me they must beat on that dishpan with a rock before | (;uess that) out of this’ door. to get country, McConnell.’ ”’ Case No. 2 observation. suffered from too much noise, even though he lived in a wilderness al- coming to my , most as vacant as that surrounding the Hudson's Bay recluse. This was down in the Gila River of Arizona—a thin, green car drew up at a with old Sidewinder Simpkins. Before the rancher came over.) to the car I noticed that at both, ends of the ridgepole of his -house My com- | to dead limbs of a great mesquite tree beyvond—six in all. The rat- 'tling, my companion told me, was | caused by shot inclosed in baking- powder can covers which windmill Hardly ad the designer these rattling windmills come to the side of our car to greet mania: | “I got 'em fixed now—these here | | rattle-brained Mexican doves. I came under my own! Here was a man who'} got ’em so'’s they don't hold no more conventions here in my cot- tonwood trees like they once till I was plumb driv distracted. ** *Who-hoo!—who-hoo"’ before sunup till it got dark, every day all spring and summer. Me alone here—nobody to talk to—not another sound all the livelong day ‘cept ‘who-hoo’ from ‘bout sixty hundred silly bobbin’ heads plumb who-hoo'd to rigged up was bein’ death before I feathered idjit away wind don't go down.’ 1924) (Coovright were | nailed to all the arms of the toy | of | us | when he launched upon his mono- did | from | all | roosted round on my cottonwoods. | ‘“**Gents, I give it to you fair: I | them | ' rattlin’ windmills to scare the last Hope this i | ‘Does the glow have to fade ? asks a bride * > you. — how freely the Companion’s help 1s offered and sought on' problems of housekeeping, of citizenship, of the care of babies before and after they are born, of reading and culture, of every interest in a woman’ life. RE IS one remarkable fact about a gteat magazine for women at which even the most experienced pub- lisher never ceases to marvel. That is the intimate frankness with which women will write toitseditor. This is particularly true of Woman's Home Companion, for the editor is a woman. Take this letter —one of many out of a typical day's mail. It is froma young bride in the West. She writes: “I'm just so ridiculously happy that I'm afraid it won't last. Everywhere I look I see so many drab-colored matriages, and so many disillusioned people. I think I'd die if Tom's and my marriage degenerated like that. Does the glow have to fade? Can't we keep it; and if so, development of its distinceien ue how? If you know some of the danger spots, will you warn me? If vou have any rules that loughttoknow, and touch. [he issues ate not edited will you tell me?” ~ with any theoretical idea of what You will enjoy the reply tothisletter; women want. They are the direct re- it ison page 51 of the Companion for sponse to definite needs expressed with June. But before you reach this page, an intimacy which is possible only and after you pass it, notice how many whena woman writestoan editor who other pages contain invitations to write isa/soa woman. - . Fx} a é a 2 |e & F F F FF F F ee eo " : bs ‘ e & . é -« * PY a « “ ‘e * « J es % of ¥ fo ae . ene . ee ro ae - a i = em b . S ry . ~~ a bie © {val . ae , a ~~ a * - _* es % ; Noon - Hour Shoppers | will find selection com- | plete between 11 and | | ( 2. Plenty of Hats! ! No Returns No Exchanges No Refunds ' Garlands St Louis’ Larger Womeas Specialty Skog” Trimmed Hats $10, $7.50 and $5 Values— Wednesday for $2 In fact, there are two Woman's Home Companions. One is the printed pages which are the great magazine which all the world sees; the other is the written pages which pass from reader to editor, and from editor to homes in all parts of the land. These personal, hand-written pages have guided the Companion in the —_ Taffeta Hats! Leghorn Hats! Felt Hats! Hairbraid Hats! Crepe and Milan! See our Broadway and Sixth st. Window Display. All you have to do_is buy $10 worth of @oods or over and the Blue Bird Dinner Set will be delivered / WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION -the foremost institution for women~directed bya woman JUNE NUMBER ON SALE TODAY 15- = —_ ———= a i i ee at ati le a eee ge —— = Gray * Black & White - sills ngs ae a a gg ae a
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SBT OEE “ ww TUESDA MAY 26.7% “JESSE JAMES XA SAT Kansas one. Lawyer Suffers Be y ) : : Special to the Post-r Depeedh: Local Democrats and George | KANSAS CITY. May Tames awver. and son Of the 2s Remus Said to Be Named - im Bill. | torious bandit, has ben Vineyard Park Hospital te a oul vate sanitarium where = \treated for nervous ¢ ae cording to Dr. E. RP. mest Excelsior Springs, ome 66 mu! friends into whose care weal Rased on reports today at the Federal Building. it ts believed that | two local Democratic politicians: and George Remus, muHlionaire Cin- | einnati bootiegger. Who is serving) a Federal penitentiary term be- cause of his operations, are named | yer was committed fell informal hearing recently tm) “ as defendants in a suppressed in- | dictmen returned by the grand! ceisior Springs. said James ta bg jury yesterday. which is belteved to | anée@as Dr. Lowrey extremely nervous seme time to the motor wreck, May which he figured while ne concerned with the “milking” of | 23 barrels of whisky in the Jack | Daniel warehouse, 4960 Duncan av- enue. last summer. self-constituted armed the new Excelsior Springs. The nature of the indictment was kept secret pending arrest of City highway. the defendants. The whisky was | ARI MI 4 slen and water substituted for it, BINED .. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other r evening newspaper COM COALITION OF FORD MORE EXPLOSIONS 'Hés Grace, ‘Jamie’ Lec AND FARM BLOCS IN KILAUEA, MAN resides at Dry Banani! IS IN PROSPECT HIT BY ROCK DIES ‘Some and Silver. and His Guid Wife in Velvet, Receive Keys of Edinburg. Senator Norbeck Says He Is Two Soldiers Still ae Be ie i sin : olca- race an = A state banquet Willing to Make Arrange- After Eruption " a oo High Commissioner —* Decide Actions Brought ) ; a — ; mre .f 7 yreau ; of the Navy Department think BI } Adi no: Air Charged With guidwife, now her grace. performed tenn umiferts. with - . 7 . . _ = Under U. S. Dry Law Is oe Sele ' ‘ a’ handle tne matter wit ment to yourn- i ’ ‘herr first public function last er eo. excorting hoa Duchess of _ 1 Oe-« »s ‘ - a e% . ‘ . ‘ . — _— re _ Upheld | ‘ASHINGTON, May 5 - * biec with ore quest. re intoxicants were served at se will be served around stood acrowd of gor- un for , ed c“Nn rion »? he “ rdheus one wear - the ira 3 ' yea ‘ = ; : ; : , 7) no? oe wll Hernr bord enon rters "7° pnre’ rater las gro }# .\ ret! nd of auU- »¢ ba! quet ark d . leave. In addit is 4 penalty for charging : EET mide . mhout the Browns’ stay at the : 100 :, the fi srt from the \ 0 |} tify gowned women forming the; througnout ¢o a ee . “Way Apparently Left Open, |° ane it is estimated that $800. 00% attempt to charge, direct'y or any adjournme! f Congress ul ee row. r the ‘ figh Sow , te -e. It was she first occasion apparent! ly for & pring mice boot. | 9@ must be paid out in cash with ndirectiy any fee or @ther com- ‘iT after Musi ch le has bee lax All were milder th CM oO “ new = d Hig e Ail ot eg ia . ain omnia been held ne sth and F legging activity th which Remus | ; oper ations . a" ) — ; missioner. the Marchioness o iisaidry court id i “ stint ap Guida: Deni ae 4 . However, for Release of in the next °° years PAREN SOP RPS | whens disposed of and farm relief iegis-/| previous detonations The} -attendin Mrs. Brown as lady-in-' historic Holyrood ae Sa na : th renee : . | ‘This sum includes the $59 pay Mis dependents in obtaining the one -urred at 5:49, 6:59 ‘ ee ; a pe egy a “Where the Crowds Ger ed. He admitted to the Senate : — aed 2 ferecast Inito : , waiting and the Marquis of Clydes- r’s jord high commissioner : ‘ . . aes or on ments to men in the oi - re ha a | ‘A '. | a>. | ’ CQ i jac ero me _- ue ° Y & sa . q - Labo 4 ’ Daus ner ¥ _ ommit tee la : 4 week : nt : , | 3 ‘ = t °r See | le standing by ° s aid. : ‘hu Seotiand today. , WED s “* ) - ithan 690 days. and insurance pa‘ led under the bonus law ing a meeting of the Senate Axri- ‘from approaching ot rater ' re ' — ) ding »b; Brown ee a2/4%.\¢n the t hurch of ry . and an al that his business cov ered eevera! Point of Procedure. ment ta dependents sf those who 4 e'rerans A re warned tr file th oie 3) ra! Cam nr tt ee at =a +. ; . ~# the s sncer . 4 1; a berdiers carrying lochaber as representative oO; hing George. Middie Western States. including | “ nema em : cuitu ; . ‘ , ecoun oT ( re sanat . ~ the general as- Presby- the old Holyrood opened the Scottish Later /axes formed the guard of honor was brief and for- it was marked throughout the un- miner held a levee at formally semblies of churches. Missour'. | If politicians are indicted 4n the is inferred that they con- | The application with the jer which the ge the World War the sa WwW department service dur- s* ae agttermnnrs ‘Tf at ee " and NO; a send > s e die in the next two decades first year’s ovytiay heaviest. becaube of aces — ’ : J ror ke = a ~ - 7 = mony ‘raan ~ a% WwW a hook h ©ener ; 1 . re °o . | mal. but Ford supporters wi!) he the $50 cerise cas? spired to aid in withdrawal of the By the Jefferson City Correspond- pav- it manete nan minced tr & Beef Tongues grave j srnits '~ & h ‘ , — Ge ments. The costs then will £o dowrm them to the Veterans’ Bureau. th ig on Muscle Shoals stane thrown a AM ayuea vo : Fer a Wednesday flyer c -_.* > . ' . : . ~~ - ~ ‘-. 2 a ~ + ‘> ’ . ’ - > . : , . a re Tl ? o [> . .h JEFFERSON CITY, May . tee chem Tears and will increase biret Veer (Cost $150.000.000. sae ur ‘ ; SoS Ras. aes —_ htrusive o> T? wWThM- * = ‘+ ° : & i* Yircuit courts of Missouri have ju- as the veterans gros olde: . ‘-. ’ ‘ “AG Rot pre cwrTre ° » ted Ne he “= - ese a . wt ne pom let eA fresh Reef undertoon ics inquiry in the Jack ot 4 ‘t, soll .¢ *he seated af their throres = ie hv and reply to the provest did St. Giles Cathedral. , ————— oo oO—— and a lifelong bache- rly §0 without a ‘Tisdiction to issue in the cutor from the Department of Jus-/. Fresh Pi " ‘ice at Washington in charge ; ~ a /- EEN a 3 gf “35; SAUER KRAUT ner W hen the; arose to receive "ec O,TaMm late “ fxr . ’ - : — i Ta \ P . | ; for nn ~ > , ’ - eho: tary F rida’ Make Nation-Wide Inquiry. 7: This is the first case in the 960.900. though s Sa ie _— eis © | leaders oth g int ¢ - ie! . . ee eae re ee be iTi z al. paid s. ‘ en said vesferday h * closed to , ‘ ne ._.ithis work The Supreme Court lew to keeping ess The bill als vi : te for paren'tiy ‘eft the way payment pbendents lease of Gounis om @ point the amour ci» eo , ta cedure bv the lower court. compens3tion fm following the Federal procedure have been enti tm such cases, it failed to require the iniunction bond which the Biate law provides must be fur- nished bw the plaintiff before any injunction can be issued by a State court. The Federal procedure does not ‘a hh oo. ae a2 im the ne r two vears the tele. De sad : x BLANTON CREAMAID headquarters ! Library This earried out by th: Association and ire Q ‘” rece ,e war reteran “ diusted ser Sowry as that an a sur - $168. As 000 crs! Harrison e en > - ‘ . — ‘bv Presecuting Attocrey Jones under the Volstead Act Judge Racianrd. who wrote the epinion. held the Circuit Court was @ntirely within its jurisdiction in followed the Fed- | as to In the absence of a showing that bond ; 18.900 ffl ne cabinets. filed it was stated the Supreme | 7 - “presumed this requirement AY on. 008 documents. ‘ |ords of individuals which were infumetion issued complete have beer brought to per- was in the army proximatels them are of men final and army Congress provided a special ap- work of per- »>f World War contained in propriation for the fecting the records veterans, which are about four acres of floor space ard consisting of approximately 163.,- Some 40.608 rec- in . ae fection. Today the essential facts of the service of every man who are immediately available. The magnitude ef the task cor- fronting the War Department is in- dicated by the estimate that ap- 2.250,000 individua's ugh many o' inelogibie The number v accepted tm the army who performed actua may make claims, th _ — stli.i- eccupyinrg | the policies wou!d : . plus 25 per cent , Lcomputation a owed All veterans up to and includ: rank of Captain the arire corps and ! jeutenc ; : navyv ar igibie rr the cee It is estimated that the avéerac> surance pelicy wo $962. while the ce el im- uld be*va'ved at maximum value of be about for overseas service and $1490) for home service. The value of be the which the policy weult the amounr justed service equivalent of the aé@ would purchas> at regu/ar imeurance rates based on 4 per cent compounded an- nually. To .. hs —— ‘ eres Getermine 11 the iattier table of factors been compiled bv experts Mou roper (tactoi adiusted service the veteran 2 give the pilus a > ace *redit | _see how $1308 | bitrarils j}advoc WoL to Mus that he “a? same view as added "halel Ls +7 ° Shoals disposed of. if not Ford pian, Py Senator Norris. committee replied that he the hearings could shut off until all of ating various propos had been accorded the same iati- tude ag those who have appeared on behalf of Ford retortes. no one was even seriousiy con- bid on heard no w't some other chairman of **e be ar- those one Heflin that sidering the one whien *he committee has as yet “~-sse6 —~ Norris Against Adjouramen/. .orrtis’ insietence thet everv't pe given ach t ince to appear ly resulted in gin night tee tonight. He an agreement sesgsponms of the a“ ay anreu ad:a moe i ef Red-Hot Rock Thrown From Volcano. “wy +e \, art 2 os ’ ly reguiar —— 2 “A i A. For 34 dinner restaurants ‘oO ring crowds. icate and de- | United States How to Apply for Bonus. Loans may , te Concurring Opinica. | The veteran making a claim will cies up to $0 1 de > a that he wae sins tT? ®DDoCse te . atten . “eC UCR volcano after an any adjournment been ae bn) action on The airplane now before the Senats lad ee ' : e from th ran and his ace distan . > be | rn - "7 . ’ aken and fina aout with ‘ogay exec ing tf impossibie the So iemanded to ‘his sese#ionr an effort w* In aid- ever entertaining such an action. but t*®"y service was 4.051,696 rance certifica Should have exercised jurisdiction @°'°". UPwarc of 500,000 . rse, would t conformance with the State Srved in the navy or marine corps —_ “ain . the length of laws. The latter method requires Following a conference amecnc } thet a bond be furnished to indem- "*PTesentatives of the Veteran= a: the mify the defendant in the event the Bureau and the Army. Navy ana ic: he fF les would be dated imjunction was nor made perma- Marine Corrs. 1? was geci ted that ext nent. Tt was pointed cut that one form of application shouid be At Prosecuting Attorney Jones. in “St for al! services. These appli- made by the Ford Bringing the action. was out bring- “*~’°™ will be distribute’ through- = tee it on behalf of the State nor in °“* *™* Country by Postoffices, the his capacity as Prosecuting Attor- ican Red Cross, American Le- ",7 ... — — > Bey. but instituted it as an agent ey ae Serco Gm be I ae el — seen ‘41¢e f , Pry? ‘and ne se Tvice -_ hh, — suance of the p»!- arse >u tne Live session ‘nerners the voicano that approximat: 7 Tabs nr ‘ peo o> yNaeecn Visi ng et aithree Muscie Shoals sut to the Senate the adie at an. 1828. but | mot be distributed unt fte! x" us would inciude March ! the Norris proposa! ment development whore Tennessee River, and the Hooker Propesa a partnership agrTe ‘ment the Government of the commit*t - opposed 0 te che ported ‘etles verna- a= required to give a complete his- his rene face tery of serv ce. togecber with wears fron the mames and addresses of his de- Thus. on a $1990 pendents, and. in prevent of two \ears aud, he wi!! place his On this same policy a: en his application end of vears a loan of Detailed inst: ti : ) Pu } ; ; »? possible a. : he °= rine _* ar . ’ . : . . . ished with t! ication blinks, ms ie at ans raise doubt of Ford's accep? ~whi:. was no dissent to the ion, but four of the Judges. J. ne > T. Blair. Walker. White and Wood- @en. joined im a separate concur- Timg opinion by Chief Justice Graves, whe pointed out that if no bend was executed in institutin ing the action the judgment was void ,.»,,.. ) . . — M wyiee Graves stated he concurred penar-tment Navy poms. ea ; Fa a imtJudge Ragland's opinion. except ae Theae ieee and al erat apr: os that e¢xamination of the record ) (aes . “eg , a ) _ a2 : gave « inference” that the temporary injunction was issued Without notice or bond This. he erans Berean which wi stated. was because the Federa! payYrments the Precedure was followed It is * the principal opinien. Judge Ragland wrote: “We hold that the Cigeutt Court of St. Levis County in Bead jurisdiction of the Breugh! «cainst the petitioner The maiority licy at the end aft say 3° COU a order toe noW appears to be its present a t proba- such amended finger primt ibe made ffer in form 4 Ford +*hea . hy) . . reported at arr mem rers ~~ ‘he aeerr - nm +n ¢ ’ _ Py appves avo 2 mod Norris Against the aprli- mputin rhe ; ans alin _avrearnemen?t am records, and rca ei? ed 's * bw Ler Marine Corps. will be checked cants’ officta! service will be cer proposa Has a thousand uses around the house, in the shop, on the car. It’s made to stand work — even abuse. ra? or AUTO PRICE CUT; WOMAN AWARDED $300 REFUND Reduction Was Made Week After Mrs. Mary Chapman Pur- chased Machine. . “Tair make ail under law estimated it wil] ost proximateiy $1.990.000 to ter the Veterans Ap- iminis- Bureau activities commection with the benus ‘fer action the next and necessit vear ates the ' (Go appointment of between 48@ and ser. iwilia irs. Mary Chapman, 7328 Shafts- Hasinsertjewin mnie) to enjoin the mainten- 500 addition tm : eT ¢ a _ QD _ i oe » e-. - " mn } additiona These an. : nbersh stn ‘wines . bu ¥ avenue bought a Dodge auto- | handle, repiacc- pudiic nuisance and that pointments w:!! } ai. oh . ae ae | mobile on May. 24. 1921. from : Bene of ite orders which culminat- the Ci : = "y iP $1490 . able when worn; @& tm the commitment for con- a ai os pressed stec! a it = ' tempt was. = far as the record frame and ; tecting guards — im excess of its fturiedictica.” Peinted out that the Volstead , act express'y provided that Prose- for adjusting mut. § sizes—4 to Avtornmervs a8 we!) as Fed- : - +h ones 2 eral officers coul?d bring such in- ecHents freedom — . ' fancer (Re amount of any ic Sh tai. Bie . : chert tends price within a month rhe -com SGRction sult either in Federa! £ U -r. * = ar eo é a, = - pant ~ fenied any chanics pre er eeurt or in any court of equity. ‘ C dec wh . ' : Geeult Courts being included in Assistant Prosecuting Trime Tools— end all dealers sell thern. \f The Pate ro el ‘he 7 > 4 ~ , ite M week . . — , - eg it ec ,aa in ‘treuit Court vesterday, ‘udgment that ‘he sales- a em ; a - - - — : sai ; sl iF oP F Z A2CTOPrY . oungse could ISADORA DUNCAN HURT IN AUTO ) —" as awarded a $300 ™ @ . Oe sures weer . The Le NINGR 4 wee | _ 7 “wy 74 * te » Oe : , .da " sa¢ F < from Psekor*? overturned in : wher ‘ officials refund Promised brought in a verdict damages. but Judge Hall ex- plained that und contract they must grant “laim in full er nothin ~o verdict Was changed The case had been appealed from & Justice of the Peace Court a verdict had been given the pany Woman Injured by Ato. Ha- Traveled gy cmmarnee Miles. Mr MTeanonde nm Associates Lena Haltmever. 35 years i ie BELFAST M. '6.—Iiies Wil. else he'll join the . — “ the Judge said. “The old. of GICTA atcomandl : slo am Re th ife of against Gounts wae Uniteq suffered a ‘rac right leg yes ed e wife o ‘ain. is bellewed ““W ANDERING HUSBANDS’”’ *T. LOUls, mo. ; the equator 1°S times Clive e744 ef America at the relation of ‘terday when struck hw ’ most traveied woman “a ; z ad Deen The ss. ae tu ~ Attorney wit others the latter class. Wiifred Jones said today that it is wee ia ieee intended to act against n No Injunction Bond Regetred im COUnty places Which haw Gounts Case, Says Judge. DbootiegEInNg persistentiy a Injunction bond required of su!t of the Supreme Plaintiff’ im private cases wae Evidence has been cathered Fequired in the Gounis case. S@id. DY special investigators Cireuit Judge Wurdeman, who sen- ‘Tom the prosecutor's continge: + teneed Gounis, said at Clayton to- | fund | ..“There is a question whether the. | pee: could have been required give : . cen: imerous e dancer emt heen a nd are Mies adout the : escaped was law piaintiff « on. : . r ~ eirss recei\ er TRIMONT MPG CO ourt decision rhe ROASURY. MAS. were com - — a bond under the circum.- Garfield ured ca D- to be the wor afternoon She has fourneyed 600 8 miles. Aithough she reunded Cape Horn 17 times has never paseed through Straits of Magellan opi ©€¢ a rer avenue A Merry Jones, Prosecuting 4m autom Kienlen and Core ; y. The prosecuter ang the Brillian: record of having ment are public functieona-. driver. | Counci! /was heid on a | driving mn Wellston. The Herber Brandes. 2. of 49068 (Grove aven 77. Pore Lawn Large of careless | a w Wurdeman said the Sher Weuld recommit Geunis to jai! ISiT OLIVE Fr. _— =" ~ -_— " - vseca a ADVEETISEMENT How to Make Strawberry Jam in 15 Min utes By Ann Proctor The most delicious strawberry jam you ever tasted—chock full of the natural color and flavor—can be Made at home by anyone within 15 minutes after the berries are wash- ed and crushed. | the CERTO method because it takes only one Minutes Doiling. thus saving flav- or and color. never fails: and is cheaper because | get one-half more jam same amount of berries. To make 12 Strawberry Jam. recipe: Crush about 2 quarts ripe berries in separate portions. so that cach berry is mashed. This allows fruit to qtickly absorb the sugar during the short boil. Measure 4 level cups (2 ibs.) crushed berries into large Kettle. add level cups (3 ibs.) Sugar and mix well. Use hottest fire and stir constantly before and while boiling. Boil hard for one fu!] Minute, remove from fire aad stir im *% bottle (scant \ cup) CERTO. From time jam is taken off fire al- low to stand not over 5 minutes dy the before pouring. In the meantime, skim. and stir occasion- ally to cool slightly. Then pour quickly _se same Blackberry from the large glasses of use this simple HEN which “a iOCcK, recipe for Raspberry. or Dewberry Jam. By this short “CERTO Process” you save all the color and flavor that bottled away by the old method. Time and worry are sared and rou have » ibs. of jam from 2? Ibs. of berries as against = Ibs. by the old method; and the cost with 30c ber- ries and i10c sugar is less than ic per glass. CERTO ts simply the perty of fruit. refined and concen- trated. It contains no gelatine or preservative and is obtainable of grocers every™® dere. The above retire and searty 1° others for making é@eticicus lice end Jame Dy the “CERT have set. “jell” pre! exacting tastes, comman egardless of the. cost, having Maxwell House Coffee is it not striking evidence of unvarying goodness—of an unequalled flavor? the best msist on In the best coffee-growing coun- trics we have coffee-buyers who uphold the standard of quality we Meticulous care and matchless skill then create the taste that the nation calls ** to the Last Drop.” MAXWEL HOUSE Coffe eaperts. ~™ade with | trial plan, repaym to us by the me! | equal weekly amot 16,c0eo St. Louis ci loans on this basi: ly Five Million I serve you as well are reasonable. Industrial AFVILIATET industrial Sai | 710-714 Ches' Capital and Sarp!
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. =. “* fa * de ‘ . — ae PE er eee SO Re ND hi ae a ce ee ee . ; : LS Se See te ese od ° oF _ — a vee of og see be pis ah att cs —— s . TUESDAY, ra , aa MAY 20, 1924. ST. LOU'S _POST-DISPATCH | ket, the firm could make: $10 x | followed by a statement by City TUESDAY, hal The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED | ——~ a Tn ‘BRITISH COMMUNISTS SAY ~ JESSE JAMES'IN'-A SANITARIUM TWO POLITICIANS AY 'WAVAL CONFERENCE REPORT |RENTING OF STOCK SHARE | ~—_ LABOR RULE Is FAITHLESS AN if FUNDS | ITED ns avant tain "Contant Jot Hagia, Sh Kansas City Lawyer Suffers Brea, i URGES ARMAMENT PARLEY! = 'N MISSOURI PROHIBITED | to i | —- ; q | Mancheste Congress 2 | ye pee : /Ing to pay a rental of $2; h ‘ipal j f 17 cents, that KANSAS CITY, May 20.—yJ 4 REPORTED INDIC D lution as Only Bs gr commu ears we geet se Be Negotiate | License of Kansas City Firm Mak-)| share.” aoe es tuner | ree poral scone tM pie fe is. eae lames, lawyer, and son of the no. ae } " | » Sarde fl AL With Britain, France, Italy ing Proposal Revoked torious bandit. has ben taken from J. E. McQuinn Tells Senate By th and Japan* by State. ‘Staseiermers Press. Special to the Post-Dispatch. Special to the Post-Dispatch Vinevard Park Hospital to @ prj, —T ~ ogre li smarengpe ame Sa co of | \ate sanitarium where patients are Committee Records Show Not a Cent Was Spent in WASHINGTON, May suriepermiiinae cies | 20.—The annual congress of the SPE ORGON CFLS, ae ice of gasoline treated for nervous diseases, ac- Texas Campaign. Gasloine Price Cut in Omaha. | Re ‘he Aeea ae (j 20.—The | May ' was | in Omaha cents a gallon MOLLAND) He Regular Passenger Service to ) ENGLAND — FRANCE — CONTINENT. | Via Piymouth Roulogne eur. Mer the luxurious Steamships ROYTTRRDAM NEW AMSTRRIAM -VOLENDAM VEENDAM -RYNDAM ee sRerorts Ar " ’ pr = — ~~ = 0. rut 5 local Democrats and George | Remus Said to Be Named Bill. Based on reports today at the Federa! Building, it is believed that two local Democratic . politicians and George Remus, millionaire Cin- einnati bootiegeer. who is serving g Federal penitentiary term be- cause of his operations, are named : conference report on the naval! bill, - . ritish communist party, Which finally agreed upon. retai h The plan of J. E. Weber & 4 cents to 17 cording to Dr. EB. F. Lowre | wees here last evening, denounced oe ae SS pon, ains the! stock brokers of Kansas City, to/today by the Standard Oil Co. and iecelsior Springs, me ot ae frre. Labor Government for “faith- amendment of Representative make owners of stock shares|the Nicholas Oil Corporation, with friends into whose care ~ Ress, fre Fanon and treachery to the work- Jams F, Byrnes of South Caro- | landlords” over their securities | Statements that the reduction wa \er wae committed following an aiteot due _ resolution also de- lina requesting the President to by offering to “rent” the stock | Wade “to meet existing informal hearing recently in na “the b+ administration to be call another conference for lirita- from them at a fixed amount (|'!on In Omaha.” Their action Shan sah an Willing tool and accomplice of monthly, w i br oo tion of naval armaments 7+ Was PUt under & Ban todas Lowrey said James had been Tlaierel or coe: I hi fision declares “Th by Deputy Finance Commissioner , xtremely nervous some time Prior alt gaded cana gags add- This provis s e Hurwitz, who issued an order re. | | the motor wreck, May 11, i» o the formal President is requested to enter in-; VOKing the Weber company’s li~| / oF. C ° which he figured while acting a. a to negotiations with the Govern- Going | span gfe. ruise denunciation by saying that the cense to deal in securities in Mis- self-constituted armed patro} on aaiy Gnd: Suda aM We stow oe M EDITE ) | RRANEAN Away? as defendants mob omyerheene te members of the Government had souri. the new Excelsior Springs-Kanses pl tae 4 | shown they were ready to be the Italy and Japan, with a view to Hurwitz declared the scheme sa- tty highway. reaching an understanding or | PALESTINE—EGYPT by the famous | Before you start on your vacation, arrange to have jury yesterday, which s bettoves to| King’s “hand rags,’ they were vored of bucket-shop methods and/| he concerned with the “milking” of reactionaries, and the “‘vileat crea- agreement regarding limiting the | ‘tended to fraud and imposition on construction of all types and sizes | | , oh * Rotterdam | Leaving New Vork, February 4th. 18975 the Daily and Sunday Post-y Dispatch mailed to you. ‘ whisky in the ” ¢ g93 barrels 0! whisky } he Jack _tures” in the working-class move- “WANTED SENATOR investors.’’ of surface and subsurface craft of i) Dave of Delightful Diversion. Visiting Address chanaed arehouse, 4960 Duncan av- ; warehouse, psn Another resolution adopted Lainie As related in the Post-Dispatch enue, last emands affiliation of the com- FOR PROPAGANDA 10,000 tons standard displacement |the Weber company sent circulars { 7 , mn | Madeira, tf4ebon, Cadiz, Seville. Gibraltar 'or less, and of aircraft, wheneve: Algiers, Tunis. Athens, Oonstantineuple. the as desired without charge. tyre of the indictmen ‘ ae age By ct bot seed a eaten with the Labor party, one to Missouri stockholders in a Kan- e . afl . . ; . : was KePp speaker Saving it was the business ‘there appears to be a reasonable} *as City mercantile company. urg- Holy Land, Kgypt, Ltaly, and the Riviera | prospect of agreement in a further ‘Sailings, Rates. ote. “Appi Mail your order to the Cir- cudation Department of the ts. The whisky was the defendan's : of the communists to get into the F in m " eae - : g& them to “rent” their stock to war wnapey substituted for it, ; ormer Em lo e Declares . ‘ i Por Sailings Fiates ete Appiyw ft giolen party and steal the leadership from ploy | limitation of competitive arma-,;the Weber concvern to $2 a month. | Passenger ‘Office, Moe N. i'tth fa wt. Louls | Dr. Evans Gave $25,000 ™e"". ) | met ] Post-Dispatch, or if more convenient, telephone it. in compoti- was ; ; re je mr | be Ty, "rn often crtra ‘18 apparently for a widespread boot-/ the present leaders. The stockholder was GP INTE : jegging activity, with which Remus The program submitted to the — o Sweerve al Ya was thought to have been connect-!| congress declared the only way out ed. He admitted the Senate | of the present chaos was by revo- Daugherty Committee last week | lutionary action by the proletariat. that his “business” covered several! All property and industry must "be Middie Western States, including nationalized without compensa- Missouri. | tion; the monarchy must be abo!- | ’ If politicians are indicted 4n the ished and the colonies and protec- | By the Associated Press. case, it is inferred that they con- |; As NG , Tv Byrnes said today he had been| dividends paid, it was stated. but Toward Fund to “F dy. | officially informed by the Secre-! when turning over his securities to |tary of the Navy that the British | the Weber company was required | °° Ps 8 ae P e . ; l¢ . ‘ cate Klan Voters. | ae has 50 cruisers, Japan hag/to indorse them, making them ne. errr rrr Perrrerrrr rrr) errr rrr rrr rr ASummer Cruise around he editerraneat : 6th and Franklin “Where the Crowds Go” WED. SPECIALS FRESH to —_", °0 and the United States has 1¢€,/| gotiable The circular stated he Vs |The Secretary of the Navy advised | could stipulate his price. should the him that he estimated it would | stock be sold during the “rental $308,000,000 to construct the! period necessary to bring our The literature urged stock own Circulation Department POST - DISPATCH live Ob! ) (‘entral cost cruisers OI: OA eS Bae . Beef Tongues Ter a Wetneeday flirer the bie white «tore will heve on sale a choice Int of fresh Reef Tongues, average ‘| te & tbe. A The seloe resh Pigtails MO Ibe. choice Pigtails; SAUER KRAUT New barre! just receeived; roUND ' MILK lareer. Tall Cane | May 29 torate liberated; the bourgeoisie | a , -nharges of heavy c&mpaign con- spired to aid in withdrawal of the’ must be disarmed and the _ pro- tributions by the Wu ig to whisky. The grand jury recently | letariat armed. while the main- obte = cea pty a * undertook its inquiry in the Jack tennace of the British Empire must 2, ag: senator Earle B. Mayfield in Texas. in 1922 Daniel case with a special prose- he regarded as an act of deadly eotor from the Department of Jus- were ra) ally ) alf enmity to the workers of the)... $. a i o te on behalf of tice at Washington in charge. world. an today before Senate committee investigating the contest brought against Mayfield by George FE. R. Peddy. J. E. McQuinn, national! the- klan, told the hooks did not show of a cent bv the senatorial primary resulted in the of Mavfield. Seconded by klan officials, he spread on the committee table a great mass ,o0f official records which he said | would support completely his state- | ment, During his examination. counse! for Mayfield declared thev prepared to prove by nesses that clan contributed Mayfield Paign fund. although local Texas spent $6 for nection with the election. Not a Cent Recorded. by election ~ auditor | of his penditure in or election which the ex- the klan either Does Your Business Need More Capital? HE growth of almost any mod- dern business depends upon adequate financing. Large con- cerns float loans of millions of dollars. Small enterprises do the same on a smaller scale, through the Industrial Loan Company. choice , other 6 cane limit. oe 10 rez 21 Chick FEED Pineapples Now t« the time te put up your Mineappies. while the prices are at ’ ' The choic- were other wit- cam- one Ps post age On cross-examination Attor each, 1 40 the witness declared flatly that the books did not show that a cent had been spent by the klan in cither the primary or genera! elections in Texas Peddvy's counsel directed the wit- of Ba- name replied he said. showing ‘ . . A ness attention $1900. July ker. and asked >? (tc ‘ ious. 31 to N whether the McQuinn The entry the for travelir was not fis the negative fourna! nm stem | Was the payment money advanced other expenses, which would turned later. A payment 1922, to “Brown the witness said turn one-?t to the State fro, A of or) ge and be out re- of VMIavy 6 Texas $1000 Harwood renresented a re- d going the revenues re- f- of the abcK al ’ sa 'ceived from Texas These refunds LO serted of aiding tain themseives and work. | . . ] 4 - T . Co. Sars Means Investigated Klan. Industrial Javings [rus A. Son Ut Mee Puch ae ‘ called to the stand insel for | Peddy. told of his former employ- ment by the klan tioned at length about of its officials At the Peddy counse!l, who were present to testify retired from the committee during Jett's testimony The witness said he was in the employ of the klian from its organ- | ization until last April. Asked what the knew of the connection of Dr .H. W. Evans. “Imperial Wizard.°’ T. J. McKinnon and John D. Maher. he said Maher's activities were organizations. he for the pu ’ local as- "mere enlelv the r p Hae he Last Drop Industrial Loan Co. : AFFILIATED WITH io mair their the loca! klans extend ' bv co 710-714 Chestnut Street Capital and Surplus, $400,000.00 and the attitude the of klan request officers later room largely to find. out about the pur- ' poses of Gaston B. Means, Who was investigating the Klan W. F. Zumbrunn Mayfield. objected to testimony re- garding an investigation the klan generaliyv and Spencer ruled that the the klan would be activities in Texas int} when Mayfield counse) for 24,000 Machines a Year HE art of making shoes is one of the most. ancient of human handicrafts. Bot, though ancient in point of time, it has in the last twenty-five years become the most modern in point of manufacturing efficiency. of Chairman inguiryv into confined tm e election of 1922 "as a candi date The field « campaign was that “to have a Senator ‘knew the klan’’ and would be value ‘from a propaganda stand- oint.” Marfield Campaign Discussed. Referring to a conversation bea- ‘tween Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler and E yY. Clark, Jett said that Clark toid her that the klan “could afford tu give $190 900 for propaganda’ to- ward the election of a Senator, and that Texas seemed to be the oniv | place where they could at the time f ch® klian witness \Mlav- said interest oO " > 7 ne exacting tastes, command the best the cost, insist on well House Coffee is it idence of unvarying an uncqualled flavor? The industry owes the position which it holds in the industrial world today to the efficiency of shoe machines. The story of the patient development of one machine after another until the dexterity of the human hand has been equaled reads like a romance. Many of these machines have been perfected by shoe workers themselves after long toil and study of & certain process. cofiee-growing coun- coffee-buyers who ndard of quality we Meticulous care and kill then create the he nation calls “‘“Good Jrop. Since 1899, the beginning of the evolution of the shoe industry from hand to machine operation. this company alone has supplied practically all of the machines used in the shoe industry and has invented and perfected at its own expense, a great many of the most efficient of these machines. Over 24,000 machines are shipped yearly from this company to all parts of the world. The enormous task of keep- ing these machines in repair requires an annoal shipment of nincteen million parts. elect one. There was a meeting of kian of- ficials at the office of H. 8. Sav- age, an officer of the klan in Oc- tober. 1922, the witness said, at which the Mayfield campaign was discussed Parenthetica:'s he remarked that he was on a of $40 a week and expenses. but made fro $500 to $1000 a week. Senator Neely (Bem.). West ginio. said he must have “grafting,” and Jett replied / “gli the way down ed with the klan were “stealing.” $25.000 Given by Evans. The witness sc2id $25,009 given N. N. Furney eashicr of the klan, to be used in aiding the May- feld campaign. The money was to be lareciy used. he asse rted ucating the kian to write Mayfield's name upon the ballot. The money was given to Furney by Evans, he said. salary The genius of the inventor has set aside the slow and laborious methods of manufacture and as & result even those in the most modest circumstances ccure all the comfort and satisfaction in shoes which but a few years ago could be had by only the very wealthy. Onited Shoe Boston. - , | \ that War in ed- ——— lle ti . the special | committee in continue to appropriat: fact are that, whereas ir appropriations for approximately to the Cat to i firm {reasinz of — somethin | forced 5 to | fer the ——_———— 8 ee oe ee 'a sum equal to that carried in this) if not. greater.’ $50 FINE FOR YOUTH ON bill, organization | Young Man Said to Have Made Pair Get Out of Auto iil Miles From Home. On complaint of two 14-year-old who declared that 290, 29449 Bircher another youth drove them home on River- Drive, then get and was fined $50 and ice Court today girls testified another youth, whom them ¢ about three when a passing motorist them up and them Their parents caused the Pie! admitted t} nat compe g£iTis Pie] and imiles from of street, their and ou? view back in to walk 'nermn Pie] YP costs and nor that thev ride Pie] did rT" + i i.) : ins ited walked know n ' d ‘> miles home of tooK arrest he had out of Wray led the girls to get was al- peace ‘he machin which action eged to have disturbance. ‘GAMBLING SUIT AGAINST TONY FOLEY IS DISMISSED A suit to recover $2400 gambling Tony Foley. Walper't resent ~ constituted a which address suffered oaeee from Wi hae si &? unknown, ; he through ur _ gambling house j@ Was dismissed | Judge Wurdeman at terday had September, 1922, perts appearing ting up a bond _ med fair practices at Folevw's 61°28 Faston bv ave ni Circuit Ciavton ves- dragged without court eince Wal- in put- for court costs. after it or Yesterday's was the fifth setting case With the plaintiff 'absent. Judge Wurdeman had no course but dismissal. The suit at- tracted much attention at the time it was filed, as Walpert described Foley's gambling house with a wealth of detail and also told of methods used to cheat the unwary CONTRACT LET AT $1,058,220 FOR NEW WATERWORKS INTAKE of the COMPLAINT OF TWO GIRLS: Edward | 11) compelied | They. picked > Job Also Includes Engine Pits for | “team Power—Construction to Be on Unit Baai-. 4 contract for the construction of intake and engine pits s at Howard's Bend On Missouri Fiver, where Tnion,Electric Light and Power Co has represented to the Board of Public Service, $1.509.009 could be .saved in construction and machin- the for the waterwork the the ery costs by stead of steam power. was let day the $1.058.229 bid the Frazier Davis Construction Co In letting the contract for this work, the board acted upon infor- mation that it would not interfere with a change to electric power. ‘Tlf the change the engine pits will not have to be as large as now planned, but a year to- upon of the use of electric in- | is found advisable. | will be consumed in building the in- | The contract is upon a unit labor. etc.. takes. besis for materia! that commensura’é ly redu' e , The board aiso let the contract for 4350 : the works to the Fiock Island Ra! road. to the Industria! Track Con- struction Co.. which bid $26,562. — feet of traci io connect been . Open. Rr the Associated Press STOCKHOLM. May Cure for Women. founded by Queen Victoria of Swe den with a birthday gift of $59.060 years ago by th- women of th mation. has been opened The instHutior on the Island of Oeland,. near the Queen's summer home, is tntended to pro. vide domestic science courses for \ girls. given her Two ia eo | the cost of smalier pits will be 20.—The | i ’ ‘ fers to rent out their stocks, declar- | ing ‘if vou owned a would not let it stav idle; rent house vould vou would if You why __ SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES LEARN TO-PLAY |} Dance Tunes Piano, Banje, faxophoue, Guaranteed in 20 Lessons! Advanced or Beginners CHRISTENSEN SCHOOLS 231, %. 7th ana Wellston Bide my! live in your stock, so renting it to us.’ The circular explained the brok- by continually buying on the because. and selling the stock mar- POOLE SS SOO EEEEE OF CESS OOS FOSS SEDSSSSS COSSSS FEED COEE a a ee Reso eeeeeee® 7 Travel and ee ee ; For Business Men Two Vacations in One in this finest summerland—a special interest WO most valuable features make this the finest vacation vou have ever had, if you spend it in this vacationland supreme. The complete change that brings the truest rest is here. And a special interest relating to your business makes your trip an investment as well as a vacation. ' An uninterrupted succession of perfect, rainless days follow nights cool enough for blankets. Southern California's summer climate invites to outdoor fun. : You'll be surprised, no doubt, by the following forty-seven year record of the average mean temperatures in a central city ef this district, as reported by the U. S. Weather Bureau: Sixt Sim: : All the sports you love are here—golf, tennis, riding, hiking, sailing, swimming, camping, motoring and fishing. | See the strange sights and rare beavties of acagee ty ee the mountains, gorgeous canyons, orange groves, old missions, primeval wildernesses, gardens of blooms from overy lend, and giant trees. A thousand things to see and do—complete change that refreshes and rebuilds you body and mind. Surely that’s a vacation that you and your family want. But that is only half of what this section offers to you. For here is progress in business and industry so rapid that it is amaz- ing the entire country. Experts by the score have come to see it. They make prophe cies that would sound unbelievable were they not based on such autherity. All-Year Club of Southern California Sailing July 3 returning September 2 This is our third consecutive Summer Cruise on the famous J CUNARD ANCHOR LINER “TUSCANIA"” et The greatest opportunity for the unusual vacation—one full’ of interest, recreational and cultural value. aa A master-hand itinerary including Madeira, Spain, the” French Riviera, Italy, Greece, a glimpse of New Turkey, 10 days in Egypt and.the Holy Land, You Should Know About this Cruise! Send for Descriptive Book THOS. COOK @ SON 203 So. Dearborn St., Corner Adams, CHICAGO or Local Steamship Agent« es Ne cieetinestieeieeieeeee ee eee —— “7 eevee er eeeeee eeesereseeeeresseee (AAbA dd hd hdd ed pee Re ROSH eR OR Fee F ee ee ee ete Ee ee ee ee ee i Wis - : a 4k oe ‘3 eer es ores a i cr pe a ps 5 ‘s! ave e an fe. we E4 This progress and this future holds opportunities which few, ~ if any districts, can match. And business men generally want to see it and know it. ae Here's a climate that results in a great saving in manufactyge ing costs and the cost of buildings. It reduces heating end” lighting bills. at arbi It's a climate sought by millions, so also makes workers healthy and happy. wie Southern California is the door to antold markets. The Pacific .* South America and the Orient offer tremendous sales opportunities, —" ~ Labor is plentiful. Fuel is cheap—natural gas for industrial : poses, runs as low as 25 cents per thousand feet, fuel oil $1.25 ol arre é Hydro-electric power is cheaper here then «a United States, costing less than one cent per K. sume rs. H. for large eae Transcontinental lines and « at port served many provide adequate transportation ‘oof ‘ae world's pe -” os “ Se Southern California's future is Glled with promise for ¥, men. It is a land of opportunity for manufacturers and investors. .... The chance to see this section's business and industrial makes your vacation here more then ever worth while. ens Come this summer. Rest, relax. Give your family the Gecet . they have ever had. } jal summer round trip rates make it easy to come. i commodations here may be had to suit your purse. ’ Ask at the nearest railroad ticket office today for further informe- tion or vend the coupon to us. But come now. aus ~~ costae ital was rr —_——_ a a a <— ae im AUl-Year Club of Southern C cationiand holds | Bec. 33C,. 2601 South Figueroa for you in health ' and businese bene- Los Angeles, California, aa * -_ — Ne ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee
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It is pa red STINNES HAD A BOOK HOBBY se BILL «AFTER 10-HOUR FIGHT Orgaptzation Repcublicans Stand birm—Deaubt Decision at This seasion of Congress. sociated Press WASHINGTON wWreore Warren WK Vass... has s of the who have beer for suggestions as to *°° By me * May 72°9.—De- rr Vv 4\- ‘ 5 'to take land on the rorth no was” feated in a 19-hour fight fer a vote a . a of ' ,¢ - atiora » . : : ison County, side en the Barkiey bill to abolish the on the south, or >= side. in order to keep Roarda the Dernmocratic-Republican Raiircad Laber leaders of ther o- insur- establishmenr's frem ition in the House were in ore than 199 acres with its $5°.- ented. Barkiey asserted private!: 900 and the director said he would) eeRiIX. April 29.—The tate) the fight for enactment of the bil ronsider thie Some owners rave Hugo Stinres had hot ene hobby! @hich would set up at on system held out for high prices because ,ujgside of his devotion to his) for settlement of railroad disputes ef a feeling that growth ef the breadiv scattered husines ‘ . : 5&4 2 4 aN te oe " 7 i at ee P . accompanied by an attendant from the propesed child labor amend- and to society. BO rene, re > er Week | bile and was = rs tdiaes Avs They bills the nespwes " oe ae al ment, and the closed shop in an. PEN VERDICT IN CASE OF Cafe—Ca feteria—Gemy ; ene of Wi and his house and auto- | nomi —_ ; ite. is : ‘ ae ee ae is walte-ngired an address prepared for delivery be- 0 (-arage Service —. nite keys. They told him to go | lost. . SUSSE BEIeE. fore the annua! convention of tbe Z house while they tried to ; : ’ ' ‘here the week of Mayr <4 | professor's birthplace. with a miel J. Hancock Jr.. 51 years ._. a mee | sey co! A yew resident of the Aston- campaign to be “the most impert- tality sull Held Under Bond 1 ™ T? liller pursued and saw -—. ee es ee _ | ant that America has ever faced.” | estization. ran. ome | Hancock Brokerage (oc. died yes- for inv ae: SS naomi Ness , ai and urged a thoreugh study of = werdict was returned in i .—— ‘or from a complica on Oo dis- : An ere vere ic — | erday | : . sis ss se’ ts _ no! ‘ica! 'atfarm and artw can- = m . — r last V ashington Ay. and ith & " - eases. His father was president of! Pe ee \the inquest at Creve SOV | ™. Louis H ene of the early steamboat lines | didates from the standpoint of en: in the death of Loraine Nied- _ 7 . . here and a charter member of tiie Ameorresniom ringhaus 4-months-old daughter of . —— - Lasctous Appetizers Merchants’ Exchange. His widow It seems to me.” he said. “that we and Mrs. Charlies Niedringhaus ADVERTISEMENT | aol tems aon anevive He resided there is a general expectation of ef Creve Coeur. who died Sunday | enn i can be evolved m bits of | on the Won Deel Apartments, En- ‘o°0 much from Congress. both from ef injuries suffered Sat irday nig! ''To Fr You A : 2 , fish, hard-boiled | er and Hamilton avenues ‘he standpoint of that body to de- when her mother who was carry- ee os Gan egg, etc., ifone keeps ready ) oe) @:3* aes RE | liwer and from of its proper ine her. was kr ocked down Py an of Hair or , : to mix with these a good | functions. If some person. organi- .uramobile. Boudoir Secrets) a ma in which has Fiftieth Anniversary of Osteopathy.) zation or other pewer can devise, The jury was divided a= 9) Noa toilet table is complete wi been incorporated chopped Be ee coe eg gel — |} some power by which work will | whether the death was accidenta! lout a sma! package ef ) olives and pimentoes and a KIRKSVILLE. - a a , | be restored to the program ef the. or due to carelessness on ‘he Part with it hair or fuzz can be auic generous seasoning of The fiftieth anniversary of the dis- | average American. reckless extrav-| of the driver. A. C. Ricter of St. | hanished from the skin. ——_ i covery eof osteopathy by Dr. An-/ agance will be eliminated and the #yohn's Station and the latter is stil’ hairs rou merely miz inte a , ) -darew Tavier Still will be opserved | Passion for unearned ease andi held under $2590 bend to £E1V* | enough of the powder and 1 ; | : "5 at the| amusement wil! subdued. and! prosecuting Attorney Jones an op- | ee ee ee . more sane in the eyes of the courts | and in possession of his S$ again large estate. said to tota! consid- erably more am $1,909,090 ast night, ‘ust a month less han 18 vears after the night he killed Stanford White on the Mad- con Seaquare Garden roof, in New Yor e slayer was uncondi- vy released from vania Hospital Mental and Nervous Diseases when Judge Mon-/} ; the Pennsv!- ; ' ’ : ’ 2 a7 < gned Te dgment of the | 7 erd dec'aring him a sane This action marks for the pres- the end of greatest news- in historyv—a hold ap- fer millions of readers since er? the paper story’ that has never ceased ‘to pea! the night at the traged: What new chapters may Aevelop ts yet * moned and there ts there may Thaw must leave at once for New Tork to face the last of the charges he oe 4 be mew chapters. for remaining against him—that of an ‘assault on Frederick Gump Jr. of ‘Kansas City, alleged to have been committed in 13917 during Thaw’s brief period of liberty following his escape Matteawan., New York's State asylum for the crim- A civil suit growing mut of this charge has been gettied out of court and a motion will be from inal insane made to quash the indictment. Newspaper readers the world still reca!! the circum- ‘stances of the crime that first put Harry Kendall Thaw behind the, marriage. bars an4 set in motion long struggie first to from the electric chair and ‘9 gain his liberty. A vicious was*- rel and idling “man about torn.” Thaw h2d gained wide and unsiyr- . \arter hood that/ story) ¢* . eer ® TuUture | fieter.— ' ' , ; ; : ’ throughout | the family’s | save him | ery publicity before his greatest of- | f‘erame lege escapades, ridden his horse through the giase doors of exclu- sive clubs and had “beaten up” negro porters in drunken brawWis repeatedly Setting Stage for Tragedy. Then came his unconventiona! He had figured in madcap col- | marriage to Evelyn Nesbit, a caba- . ret dancer, and the stage Was set | fer the him through two hectic triais. killing that was to hold | in the shadow of the chair | For several! vears previous to her | Evelyn Nesbit. it was had been under " of White. then il- commonly knofn “protection’ ustrious as the country’s foremost architect On the night of June 2 1996, Thaw and his bride were attending aA musical comedy performance on Madison Square Garden Fooof when White entered andtook aseat near Dy Thaw walked casually to his table. drew a revolver and shot him three times, killing him instantly. | pand then surrendered te policemen | 'For days she i | | | who rushed to the scene. The two trials that followed fur- | mished a greater sensation than the. killing itself, for it was during these bitterly fought ordeals that Evelyn Nesbit bared the story of her life. which, the defense contended, caused Thaw to lose his mental ba!- ance when she told. the story ' to | him shortly after their marriage. | sat on stand and told how White had lured her to his “den” when she was a gir! of 16. ruined her life and kept her under his influence for years afterward: how her tale had infuriated Thaw and plunged him into melancholy that culminated itn the killing. The first jury disagreed The second found him insane and sent him to Mat- teawan. His Escape From Asylum. It was tn 1913, five years more after his incarceration. Thaw gained his first respite from asvyium bars when one August? morning he dashed through the gates and fled in a waiting auto- mobile to Canada. later he was captured and returned to the Untted States. lowed to remain at large In 1917 came his alleged attack on th» Gump boy and he was again ad- judged insane and sent to thi or that | the witness | : finally | , ’ ; ’ A few days | ; : but was al.-. Danie! J. Hancock Jr. Dies at 51. | i om the first an- "an Senator the Amer! bilee in connection with nua’! creAVeRTion nr? ‘he Osteopathic -_ Wy illis principal address a‘ Associa ‘ior Ohio is to deliver the| ment the memoria! far Tr. Sttil. of services Bunda, organization today. He declared the coming pelitical | necessary step will have | been taken toward the permanent solution of all our problems. ‘The socalled child !tabor amen4- is meant te serve the double _ purpose of so restricting production as to compe! uneconomic advances) along Olive | 0 BABY IN ARMS KILLED BY AUT . Driver of Machine in Coanty Fa- cover the objectionable halt portunity to investigate the case ‘and in abeut 3 minutes rub Rictor. who did not testify ©” | wash the skin and every . advice of counse!, has told authori-/tair has vanished. | ties the headlights of a passing ma- | chine blinded him as he came upon the Niedringhaus group. road - i ed «oe | Por perfect results be eupe yen . | delatone in the original . | Wa.k'"S | aecept no substitute. a im C€ reve . Street 1200 12 -_———— eee ¥ HE average individual, engrossed with — his own affairs, may not appreciate that the number of automobiles incr 1200% between 1913 and 1923, while the average price of gasoline for the entire — year 1923, increased but 12% over the © year 1913. ; While the production of crude oil duri the period increased 300%, the output of © gasoline increased o—a noteworthy ¢ ihe achievement. e Without the processes originated and “J developed by the Standard O11 Company ~ (Indiana), this increased yield of gasoline could not have been obtained. The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) ~ has led in the adoption of improved — methods in all departments of refining § and marketing petroleum. This Company has fostered the adoption 9 of every new method which could influence lower production and distribution costs. The benefits resulting from these improve- — ments have been reflected to the consumer 9 Fe in better service and better products. The motorist driving through the Middle , West is able to buy gasoline made by ths : Company at convenient intervals on city ~ streets and country roads. a oe” ae 4 <= p can i) OSE Lay GPRS | Saal ie mares eh OS BES ere 5° Fs Ee at st in ai Ki b gasoline everywhere and everywhere the ~ same, and the price will be low. 3 To maintain such a satisfactory condition © , ‘ of affairs, the Management of the Standard | jn the drive ! he car away. but seemingly not operate it, and then - : SAUCE THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE | I Is Pure White . New Front-Icer Des A REFRIGERATOR that will deligh sees it. Pure white enameled ir cleanliness and beauty. It is the new opening from the front, thus providiny and permitting you to gét at every se thoroughly well constructed, scientific money on your ice bills. A notable va! Terms, $ his Oil Company (Indiana) has dealt wisely with labor — employed capital sensibly ~ —and used invention intelligently. . i In this way it has been able to assume a 9 generous share of the great burden of © meeting a 1200% increased demand for ~ oline while charging only 12% more’ or its products in 1923 than in 1913. ; Standard Oil Company | (Indiana) #4 910 So. Michigan Avenue, Chicago — ee hy o\ is + ; b. a _— 2" | ) wt * ~_ : ) ' ; ve g a ——— 5-Pc. Walnut- Large Four-Poster Bed, Dress QNE of the best makers sold us thre ” Special price—that's why we can. UStrated—classic Tudor design in ric he. Doster design. The other pieces ine, and all are well constructed thr “xceptional offerings that no economi ay $5 cash delivers this entire five-f na you can pay the balance $5 a mon mur special price of... :....<... ssa
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CFE. ae ver / “— TUE&D r MAY 20, 1936 h i) ! » knocked down, said he dig ithink a car was approaching et tee a of | ia ADVERTISEMENT Cocur. Niedringhaus, whe alg, | tine a ae . refined hetel§ fer mother, wife or elster. Summer Rates $10.00 Per Week ( afe—Cafeteria—Gril) (,arage Service your Special Evening Dinner | $1.25 Vashington Av. and 18th St. ™. Louis : ee To Free Your Arms of Hair or Fuzz . Boudoir Secrets) No toilet table is complete with. a, a smal!) package of delatone, for jwith it hair or fuzz can be quickly \banished from the skin. To remove hairs vou merely mix into a” paste enough of the powder and water to cover the objectionable hairs. apply and in about 3 minutes rub off wash the skin and every trace of hair has vanished. ler perfect results he sure yreu get delatone in the original package ang accept no substitute. te} re y nt ie t orts of food and ads—but he will pany (Indiana) 1 everywhere the be low. factory condition has dealt wisely capital sensibly elligently. able to assume a great burden of ased demand for only 12% more than in 1913. Company venue, Chicago engrossed with not appreciate hobiles increased 1923, while the for the entire 12% over the de oil during Yo, the output of —a noteworthy Originated and Oil Company yield of gasoline ined. npany (Indiana) »n of improved ents of refining d the adoption h could influence istribution costs. these improve- tothe consumer | er products. ough the Middle line made by thts intervals on city ofthe Standard . Oil Building in the house wi! as pide = 3 A Ae ee POR eR ee eee fae, ee ie ee te — quespDaAY. me 6 MAY 24, 1924. >) a — The Dail y PO -——~.— Patrolmen Lavin nearby Sp WEN ARRESTED FOR HOLDING UP PHYSICIAR and Stumborg C The running men senar ar away, but seemingly | Recommitted to State Hospital. can be evolved from bits of pI fish, vegetables, hard-boiled egg, etc. ifone keeps ready ‘to mix with these a good aise in which has heen incorporated chopped olives and pimentoes and a generous seasoning of GRAHAM'S Lemon (ocoa HARDWATER SOAP that the former them collect the bills or turn them over to a bank for collection was a source of delay and them, hence a cause of higher bids. and a drug to competition. ry AR RE see a" — = ae pass PS co ER Ne pene ewe ~ ome — es PSE PPI YET cael be a ST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000-MORE City Circulation than BOTH ASH PAYMENT PLAN TO GET (Contractors have method of lettin expense , 80 did the ree loca ated and LOWER F i n "Bach otticer BIDS DN STREET JOBS | Bomenonenenceucnenesese 8 : A OO, ry £ We : is Refrigerator Is Pure White Enameled, Inside and Out New Front-Icer Design (as Illustrated)—a $40 Value A REFRIGERATOR that will delight the heart of every woman who sees it. Pure white enameled inside and outside—a picture of cleanliness and beauty. It is the new side-icer design with all doors Opening from the front, thus providing more space for the provisions and permitting you to gét at every section more conveniently. It. 1s thoroughly well constructed. scientifically designed and will save you Money on your ice bills. A notable value at our special price of $27.50. DA fa Terms, $1.00 Cash, $2.00 a Month QNE of the best makers sold us three carloads , illustrated—classic Tudor design in rich walnut | Sceptional offerings that no economical Our | MAY. STE Pr. Walnut-Finish Bedroom Suite | large Four-Poster Bed, Dresser, Chiffonier, Semi-Vanity Dresser and Bench eautiful five-piece Bedroom Suites at a of these b . : , this week at Special price—t ; we can offer them to you ie oe ae finish. The bed is in ur-poster design. The other pieces are all good size, graceful in is 1 f those Me, and all are well constructed throughout. This is one Oo -. : woman can afford to ove Suite to your home at once $5 cash delivers this entire nverrer truly wonderful value at yOu can pay the balance $5 a month. Special price of They are exactly as OU $99.50. "Og RN& © S. E. COR. 12TH AND OLIVE STS. Ee = 7. MAN WHO KNEW DAVIS AND LINCOLN DEAD C, Barclay of Carlin- Maior J. ville. ih.. Was Member of Famous Ellsworth Zouaves. —=_ Joseph Crown Mat. vears old, who claimed to talked with bot: Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis before Civil War. and was said to he sole survivor of the Ellsworth Zouaves ti ty oon a histori ai and Sunday at his home tn Cat a He had 7 years and whom he entertained with his acquaintance with Col. Ephraim who is recorded as the for the cj ed mvVviite » Confederate veteran ‘ . ‘ ‘ in ¢Cafrlinvilie friends tales of Hy ed] riade many | E.lisworth, first man to die cause. Barclay was bor Ky.. and in 1856 removed to (hi Lnion | cago where he met Col. Ellsworth who was then organizing his troo Thy 1860 Barcias was With hie AOUAVOS Weet Po when he fhnicago orgzanizat on defeated the West Point troop in drill Met Davis and Lincoln. On this occasion Barclay had said, he met and talked to Jeffe: son Davis Four davs later his troop was in Springfiel lil., and drilled before Abraham Lincoln ien candidate for the presidency Klieworth took Barclay to mevi the indidate who was his persona! Son if ned When wer deciat Zouaves dishanded 4 e rore ; (‘onfed ite flaw trot line Rarclay 7* ay, Major. His erxA peri Became because : Kelis« a drillmaster and served it pacity rank of declared he ville, where Rar ence under C'ol orth, became T iis tae the through the war with When prace was fiussell- Ma for. returned to he remained as a ier until seven vears ag wien ‘art went to Cartlinvil! to live with } S ont atti \I Biackburn University A brief fune at ‘arlinville t daughter. the Hudson, president of here. ral held the a Scrvice Wa day after which ken to e Rare wiv was ta Reussceliville ? family lot SIR EDWARD GOSCHEN, VETERAN BRITISH DIPLOMAT, DIES AT 77 as . ed Press LONDON. May Sir } ‘ ] (,;os é the tnan to whom tC'han- i 7 mn) } hnann-HolWweg ~ . ' edto} F iricised the Belgian eutra! freaty aS a "scrap of pa- ne! d i at his home here today [teé was re years old Sir kdward was a vetefan of the British WUiplomatic service which ee ered in 1869, and att out- Hreak of the war was Kritish An issaq it Berti: tak nz a prom nent part in the negotiations there } | the German (Chancellor VaINI\ fried to enrure kK ngland's neutra'it. n the impending con- . It was aé@ his final interview with Sir EKdward that the t‘hancel a lor’s famous remark went into the Britis! niomatic records KATO SEEKS PREMIERSHIP BY FORMING JAPANESE COALITION Neither Seiyuhonto or Kenscikai Have Sufficient Votes to Form a Government. Dy ‘2 s in respondent rd the Man reatar the Post-Dispatch and he New York World pyright. 19°:4 KOBE japan, May 20.—Neither the Sei: onto—the party of Pre ier Kivoura nor the Kenseikai 1e OF sj won enough seats the recent election to form a (,OVe rmer » both are fighting or suppor! of the Seyukai, ne third parts There is grea eluctance on hoth cides 9 the naming of Bare 1 Kars as Premier. He is the leader of the henseikai However. the Ken«e kai are trving hard to forma coali tion with the Sevukai, and Premier Kiyoura is expected to resign about June 10 SUN VALVE LIGHT CONTROL Designed to Turn Traffic Signals On or OF. yr The Lean iated FP rees ATLANTIC CITy, N. J —An electric sun May ~~" valve designed to control automatically electric street traffic signals. by turning on the current tn approaching darkness and shutting it off-at daylight was described in a the Nationa! committe: Electric ention report tf Light The selenium and Asso- ciation cony toda’ \aive operates by the use of turns the electric current on and off as the visibility pecornes high o1 low Another committee report eld that between !2 and 15 per cent of industrial accidents are attributa- ble to a combination of poor illum- ination and defective vision Insurance Man Robbed Frank M. Herring of 37,15 Wvyo- ming street. an inesuranhce colleet or reported (na Aman turmnped m bis automobile near 6°90 Vietoria ave . if lat nig? ‘ " ice ar i ¢ ety vorest Park and took 870 fro hir $60 + “which was « cetic wa f rir byt? an 3 ecorel . re 7 collector plea Policemen late! found ear abandoned in (the park. RT PO Fe Ee re tages ree - erm j other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH ya SO EE cena ca +0 we. | aed - ron ee ~ my odin. es i al eT OS LE REL PITS PO a ee A a Be” baie #58 Fankers Under Construction. internal combustion engines, ati amounts to 694.712, while the ton- nage of steam vossels under con- 1e@° of 183.850 tons under construction in ‘ated Press the world fo: . : t} e « "hs 19.— Llovd's . 1e¢ carriage of oil in bulk. returns for the first quar- ter of 1924 show that uction ie L8@1,716 tons moter tonnage thus equals a5 'y cent of the steam tonnege irre ain nde i@e oot t bye A = — . bad a S. = = = ‘= . = he? omen ow alte =: 245 gs Gs Si: i=-s=cs S : = io i... = a el . tf git 52 Sis = sss Se a BS pile Fills Every ME Milk and Cream Need V7 you have Wilson’s Milk on hand, you have pure, rich, wholesome milk for every ~ milk or cream need. For cream, you use it as it © comes from the can. And when you want good, rich, whole milk, dilute it with an equal part of water (the water we remove to reduce the bulk of | Wilson’s Milk and make it available to you inits . convenient form). Buy Wilson’s Milk from your grocer Save the Wilson Milk Labels In addition to a quality milk that costs no more, you get use‘ul premiums for Wilson Milk labele-—some for as low as 10 labels and many special premium values we offer © right along. Buy Wilson's Milk —-and come to our prem- ium room and see the many articles that canbe yoursfor . the Wilson Milk labels you save. INDIANA CONDENSED MILK CO., INDIANAPOLIS - § Se. Lowis Premisim R Y UNSWEETENED STERILIZED EVAPORATEDM! cen rf ud 402 MARKET STREET 4 ss a . “4, - - “ & ae Be : \ J tf + 7 ‘ ¥ al? Ba - mh, DB “S. -_ . 7 ay ey (a ST-9 WiSONS ee
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ec weer tee ree TUESDACT, MAY 20, 1924, " :iie—iies 1. — _——eee ee ree 7 “ ? oe ni- Wace earners In the te . “ n ’ States offre credited Wit} the 7 4 : Ww 7 toe T\We mT) $4 ti fir, 000 ant bh gidhe Petes) FPF ay of t }» Nati ‘08 ** , ° nz Pa & ‘1 > Tigers ina ? ore ns mrult TF hrought ) the eel. nks the fields of theme banks pee . manv times,” wil} Pa re reduced to the lowest {: 4SiDIe Jepey wenty Cents sup 614x8 inches and con. 90 sheets each. They are ice use and cheap enough emplove with a Pad mse scratch paper and save and School Children ndy pads a gre hel a liberal suy ply e. Phone Orders ineas Office of the DISPATCH Olire Streets ———— ae ttle, ah ae al RS ry ae: er ia rv ‘ y ' - ' TUESDAY, MAY 20, 19724. A FO 2 i oa Ai eae . be data oan 2 : I Te SC ere — — ae The Daily POS T-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening new mele : EEG IO I re ge re re ee Pe yet oe eee oe eR spapers COMBINED bide or en ee 4 ¢ ony See ae, — 3 > ss a rT? ae Ree —— Bere a 7 5, aaa y Bhi 4 i CER ‘ REPory: FCA 7 , Sa teeta’ he ’ . . o . : ay he : ae eee 5 ° _ ; ayy Trt hi i F a call apo ? es v" ¥ ea ’ oS on ee , a Sig! f 7 - ae mh. «' q = | ; P ‘ : ‘ a t + a” 4, a? vowy ¥ “ “es TEA ate i = ie ’ ellowstone and return JURE tet TO SEPTEMBER 1 ite FO City Ticket Office, 320 N Phones: Olive 7965; M or Union Station W. 1. Hennessy, City Passenger Agent Rock Islend Lines, 817 Chemucal Bidg. Phone Main 2900 _ 5g ifor and return MAY 10h TO SEPTEMBER GOth q>° Superior Service Colorado Flyer to Colorado and Golden State Limited to California. = Go one way, return another. Stop-over fe anywhere. ie Illustrated booklets and complete information upon epplication 1a, . Broedway ain 2900 is Pyorrhea’s toll Be the one to escape— brush your teeth with Forhan’s Pyorrhea can be successfully fought. You need not pay the price in lost teeth and broken health as four persons out of every five past 40, and thou- sands younger, do. But don’t wait for tender, bleeding gums to tell you that Pyorrhea is on the way. Start the fight now. Go to your dentist regularly for tooth and gum inspection and brush your teeth, twice daily, with refreshing Forhan’s For the Gums. At all druggists, 35c and 60 in tubes. More than a tooth paste —1it checks Pyorrhea forhars FOR THE GUM Four out of Five | “The Crumbles.” ;}on the English Channel. | directness ‘oO “Tne ed. the frame was completed except for the head. Not a trace of that could be found ia _the house But a few dava later (a turning up of the garden dis- a nosebone mains of Emily Man, Hitherto Walks Into Police Trap. “pecial Cable to the Post-Dispatch ' . The victim was a pretty, ath- | letic English girl named Beilby Kaye, but so fiendishly care- ful was the murderer in hacking to | pieces and scattering the remains | that legal identification of the vic- }tim was almost impossible. The crime, which took place about April 19 or 11 in 2 lonely bungalow on the English Ch&nne! near East Bourne, was not sus- pected until three weeks later. Ma- | hon remained in his usual haunts Pursuing his usual then. unsuspected, walked into the coil Walked Into Police's Hands. Briefly here are the facts upon which Scotland Yard is trying to bring Mahon to the gallows: A woman's body, hacked to plec- |es and with the head missing, was ‘found in an empty bungalow called “The Officer's House” on a lonely stretch of shingle beach known as near Fast Bourne unpursued, A suit case containing a woman's blood-soaked garments and a butcher's knife was left at the Wa- terloo railwav station in Lon- don. When odors drew the atten- tion of the attendants the police notified. They promptly— though without any hope of catch, were ing anvbodyv—established a watch) window To their surprise, Patrick Mahon of blame- husband and fa- up to the window and laimed the euilt case. a* shea pare eo) less suburban lifs ther, walked The contents of the suit.case led +}, ‘st > . hi > " . ‘ ; . 1e nolice to Fast Bourne. a quie summer resort ust beginning to fill up with visitors The Fast Bourne inquiries led with singular Officers’ House’ on The Crumbles. where for the first time, the murder was uncovered. Sir Bernard noted criminal pathologist and England's nearest approach to Holmes.”’ Spilshury “Sherlock was summoned He mo- 'tored in mediately to the bungalow With Young woman assistant— these are modern dayvs—and the two. unhindered and uninterfered with, began an examination. Evervthing in the place was ex- ictiv as the murderer left it In the sitting room grate were incin- erated bones which had been sawed into pieces One of the bones was identified as the collar- bone of a tall woman In a back room, Dr. Spillsbury and his assistant found a portman- teau which held four parcels, neat Ivy wrapped, and a large biscuit ' hox It also contained a womans fawn-colored coat. a night dress and some feminine odds and ends All Britain Watching Case. When the parcels and box were examined. each was found to con- tain pieces of a woman's body. When the body was refonstruc't- substantially ? closed part of a jawbone, part of four teeth and several! small bones. But nobody can say with cer- , ‘ainty that these are the iast re- Beilbyv kKave hough the circumstantial evidence s daily growing stronger One reason the case is attracting Unsuspected, LONDON, May 18.—A qulet En- glishman under forty years of age. Patrick Herbert Mahon, is facing | the charge of murdegy here for one |of the ghastiiest of English crimes Emily «~~, ———~ >= we Sees ~ 4 o we et oe tee a nl ailing r= omy erage noon sd ee © foo =? ] j quens e ¢ a |Parole of N. Y. Broker almost breathless attention is that the victim—if it proves to be Miss ‘kave—has several million doubles ‘in England. She was the English ‘type par excellence, a quiet, well- bred girl, devoted to outdoor sports, a competent young business woman bachelor gir ** ; s existence living a fond of tennis and hockey and rarelv. in her deep English re- sery € Tl entioning e * en the ©x)F- ence of men friends Now. suddenly. what are believed be her mutilated rl is Pa’ et , y = 7
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. rope Pac a aa MED: Fi ao 2 2 ae RSs Cae ee ae Py aon : . —e — a : ad Rai ee b La ed * ot 4. Oe ee ‘ f ah ¥ i oe a ee RT es eT a 2 eRe PP a a Ya + La y ah , vis aa a ¢ aN le, Re in, ee we aggn as age . : ¢ 5) ee ee My, le atu 4 w * . = a : ¢ ‘ P 7 z, . 7 ? ST. LOU POST-DISPATCH -_— 28 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1924. i ee ee See eee er ar at 2s . i JUDGES ERRED IN KENTUCKY DERBY FINISH, SAM HILDRETH ASS 4 Bracadale, Hidden on Rail, ey Heres the Derby Finish, the Judges Placing in Which Has Been Disputed by Sam Hildreth ) Finished Second, Though —pmmmeeren N i Not Placed, Trainer Holds TSSOURI = ‘ i — -_-- _— - ee | . . = . — ~ - ae i es ee = -- —— —— a -~— ——— Ne 7, a - ei a ee lla OR Ot At . ~ ~ . ~~ ~ $5000 Prize List Expected to Lure i_ Best U.S. Players SS 1 ae mh - J + ast > alds ————___—_—_— Tho o oe € 4 H Ran LAS Star : avi } shed \\ 1? a me a a ehe olt = ed na hurdied . a SS . GS S $ ~ . ~~ y ~ — J i. ; = charge of the tourney that the | — half furl , S pole wv hen he Sidi ly pinned his ears back and sulked. prize tiet will make it almost cer. | =e tein that Walter Hagen, Gene Sar-'.. , As Chilh*®wee and Riack Gold that Sande’s suspension might have : ee h ae a , = . : : ss & | pe . : Post-Dis -h staf fc Anish. " i to the judges, the horses in the picture should be, reading from left tes 4 The above photograph was taken by a Post-Dispatch staff photographer at the finish. According judg P ~ to right: os jJeck Matchinen and’ athestam het Others were of the opinion pass: d byir pes becca 1 to again hoe caused hy. " utting . oes ‘he , : : | , : - a . and closed with a rush in the last! field so sharply at the wrens Altawood (fourth), Black Gold (the winner), Chilhowee (second) and Beau Butler (third.) The owner and trainer ot Bracadale declares the horse next to the rail I§ cacae Sree with be theve Ser aie a rr | yards that might weil have w . any dun wedia \ x: ‘ aa ™ and not Beau Butler. The identifications of Altawood, Black Gold and Chilhowee are complete. The horse nearest the rail does NOT conform to program and other deser oa — or . ’ .~-. 4 1c or y ma "1 t | “rin > | on’t Fit ea Rutier s ile or the Rancocas entr’ Synday School Athletic Association a re _— CHICAG© | Stopped by Rain | Cancellation. —— mite; es, mehtleas the ten tockewa could 1 Wel Be held om Satureen ee , 10 : . Cx; z iia . ae Tent .'at Francis Field, Washington Uni- Ce 2 Ne ge oa é , n im le eli a story. if they would; but each | ee i, Defeats Dento Ang By John 2. Wray, ears the back-fire of a row With | versity. relay (intermediate), Batteries Philadeiphia— . : ~ ’ " = - =. - « : J .. — » é » 4d ‘ mm 4 ; _ 4 rice ’ * ~. > +> : . —- = © i+ - ~ on - . “ . —- . - -_ . - : - : 2 “ : od Press nior B. under 16 years: and junior Felay. satis caeveiand at New ers. rain and part owner, Sam Hildreth, may never be solved to the satisfaction Pr the Associated Press 101 under 16 years, and junio! ee Chicago at Philadelphia, rain rove uN At R ; " Var “0 —. | Xv nder 14 vears The following \ . one man may Let row at Rogion st L oT ST Cannefax of Detroit increased his ,¢ticee today , rT "u 1 OUIS ANGLE AR lead im the n} €? for e} = , ll persons. But interesting light is shed on the discussion by the “ee4 : oo ) | UE d . ead in » layoff for the world's ac mublic interest. searcil of all rson i : a is y th War Department polo team yestef- events wil be held in each division: than two track event and NATIONAL LEAGUE. Reston at ST Leuis, rain .7 _. " )- iF —. | ~ bh - ' . ~ ° ‘ . "ro oe.S se > ‘ _ a*- — > . - , ‘ ~ . =o = ery: f IS TIED FOR LEAD IN ee cus billiard champiom-| of funds and lack of a suitable! photograph shown on this page and taken by a Post-Dispatch photog defeated the Bryn Mawr free Senior and Intermediate. field events, relay excepted’ a: | ship by defeating Tiff Denton of) ¢io)4 | ans. Ofiaen inline , eis seineiia ) ors, 23 to 10. in the first round | , ile Sohklyn at Cimeinnati, rain ‘ ewsvaren the ‘3 : ie " Pas ss ca ‘ i- wy an mmr ter the horses | il pas » recreation, who an 7) e _ Firm race. Howick Plate, $1200 added | Lt; 2 aT : ‘ _ J, . = : ‘ ae | + 'nriee Ca tn far , ra? ~ " ° in tn ae: ee i* ¢ Philadelphia de ", . ‘ | . ares — j \s nn => ear , . ‘ 4 + vyear-olda and up. six furiengs | Sever : : ’ le a ~ . 2 -* —_ 4 — ~ in - ie 5 r? ms the Midwest amateur . ree. sah Ar Seated Tahn 7 Pt tan af ~ I swie . ‘ , " ew entered =~ 5rees % © ™ — pie . ick . 103 Watch C)Yarm 195 *W idea : ' ‘ oo ' iy ae: ” gpease. ate 7 — — -_ ‘ e co nile =A « rt hey - Fee $+ s : olantern 105 Byng Bey . Pol wne Billiard tournament ere at ne yesterday afternoon in the opening Mary's Infirmary * undergo an — ; ; 4 ‘ eo Horn 102 Festivity . 93 eVerne nelusion of last night's play : are eliminated : Ssic LT SE ." Mara . loo *Trickey B 100 | os , = game of the local series. 64 to in operation f npen ‘is /» Brush aii 100 Pall 100 | vene at In yesterday's matches Hail beat) . an oth of eal ping The point | e esta ned is ; ' Fell Taie 100 Anna K 105 | Pair v : okee — » 2 ’ 4 \eor Ee a ’ PF om + ~ 9 > kh «~ —~ > - 7 ot ° : Clement Studebake: Detroit mn en ' 98 | ning: a Pia’ r na iru . bs « Has eet hae hee . . “se se rai . Hearts «¢ Rock 105 mine Md 20. in 61 innings. with Hall making ‘ held at Fra: « Field. Washington Rencadnie ir 6 Second race. Minta Steeplechase $1000 Rea)ize . " . ™ , . cet aan Th «tandineg: RG ee ~ sine ¢* . —— added. 4 year-olds and ip. about twe ones Promit a nien | 4 a = Opi 7 : ri at g& } ore xeve ere : e ~~ - - Wan: iad ; ‘ ; : _ : ; se fr wran ‘ ‘aces are- u i] 149 Trunks Green Ti1 | Thin 7 fnHur Albert wat na ’ LIcCARO o e or oe ; na S. turda . - ° : an S . De wl -_ . = raze 199 aPFairy Fight 108 Year-or over Tinbert Lord. ¢ ARO ” Ts 4 -_—_—- SS , iseq 4 . 7 _ — a 108 Chert Loe Stumo . > : . ' set pruin ls try r S ; ; 2 . aire 10a - - ®W ille in nnings. the longest came EIGHT SWIM TITLE , ! Should Have Had Bandages. M ‘> . ia, 10% | Raider t he : wr? af? | kn re ile 5 . Au - ; _*" + a = ro "2 "AT - a . e 4 ° .* 2 . ~ - , . the holding of a track and field Rz au Butier ‘he ey aFairbank 118 me... ter r ul tea : 4 dat kne 2 , Ss ‘ “ e «hh. it4 bi riah Relle 119 : ; ; ; x » . Mavi nod 1 a : - Feplayed toda Men's 220-yard Middle Atlantic free! Last Night’s Fights Butler has NO W Then step by step—by making and testing 130 separate for- PERT Ca noe tie mere) Peer --118/ . The vetera Swiss plaver. Martin a¢% ~~ ntown Rowe’ « tb ; - . e the orse o } ~ 7 one” Aneeer 110 4Seuthern 6! : s ‘ S 4 bs : oF 119 ten Ment Beueck of Austria ° en _-_ ¢hae ls Lug . Men'« AD. wars Mid WVMagner of Phil loh is “a . s a - ° ° , arTwg 2-rear.oid and . 31 Palvear ens | . ne ; » a. .- i ? a . die adelphia outpoitnt . Men have welcomed it as they never have welcomed anythir z ORE mre. «x centh s up. ale | ~ by h Wwas } lant mes o Q ‘ an? free ‘ ° (,e@rin intown ed Mieke. Travers of Restor. 1 s - . - . e a Migr: Ra Aer 105 Perse ence ‘ta The wi! - Boys’ Club: Aug. 10—Men’s one mile | rounds. Bed Christiane of Phil. placed just abo ver edge of else in this line. Millions of delighted men have changed from old- me 109 Trasanu s 105 | Kine. of COLLINS Is SELECTED Middie Atlantic, Philadetiphia Swim adeiphia cutpointed Jimmy Geed. *))° Kers. T s a : _ ~e 195 ) ~, ming Ciub Aug "4 Men's 50-vard rich of Buffale. cight reunds. ; mh bens . . yest iy as 6 FOR OLYMPIC TEAM O'Dewd. Muncie. tnd ta Seana r : t —s - WHITE in lather 250 times. 4 Mey he ane 139 Hele Card 44 — + nia tart . . . -—) ee . _ “4 astt r : : : fullness . °R.... * and ene-hall forones | gp Ler ia ne: a“ pg ‘ow eens ae i ers printer. who ed = Shade of (alifernia and Pete tat- — rr m§ f wo ee for ten mim ieee. ‘1°Pe a. Merry Mars 1e7 | Bowmen aes oF - a © = - § df the 100.me! ‘ ' ne of Taryier. la... fowuchkt 10 reand« :, a\a18 e utes on © race. wen M ar Vy TR pes — - Vera « ; cedace Tarn *t : ? sé ‘ " a ; : = . ‘ . rr ; year DT Snenet waking | ‘4 mpic SAN ) : ia Gee. Sat Sleees of See on the rail cannot be satis- A clean shave. The extra strong bubbles hold the hairs ee nee *y 190 Matinee dei 112 | Taw Ser | . th lot of 1 White '? Compete for the United States Yerk woe the decision ever Eddic Se aS Beau Butler tf tt th don't lie d shore) Mad oo whe eee 7 _-= ims the third pilot o ain — at Parts this year. according to tevingten, celered, of Philade! SS a Sr sy Cont own. 2 te ee . w ® 7.) : * Year “ : 2 = r . . . . . F) = : vn tg pore | Revert Weaver ‘sident of the pbia. Ne irritation. The palm and olive oil content leaves the face c isn Re jez Rebviontan 107 | Masauer . ~ . ~ 7 ~ Southern Pacif hranch O ‘ > _ - — off ¥ Thir« “= wert ee *Mias 4 in charse of a Walon. Unt) game | Amateur Athietie Unter NEW ORLEANS, ba. — Chart e Stop em UREA: i pwencleteentped | 2 a »h would ; ntinue —e ire: ; Kirks serving as veica Perace. New Orleans. and Edward —— this test prove t we have secu t wanted effecte—as no one else has done A west a Noer- 104 n Sren — a ins ' ) etruct it Santa Rosa High Brady. Breekivre. t5-reend draw: De this in fairness to yourself and us. 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tad i ee = 7 OE EE ae ney ae ee *7~{ in Se . gmat aii ye a a i i a I a en Be ee eee oa 7 MS at i Roe a eu we a —_— /.— - s * wr ,; «Sr ae ; & ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ASSERTSY MISSOURI GOLF - TITLE EVENT IN ST.LO —_——— . Sees - Ee -—— oe — —_ i in a | x ; © oP eeagaeeemeegeteneee aan Wy hy m Hildreth _ an $5000 Prize List | Racing Results {| Browns Only n- ™ | Expected to Lure iilson caiemnciaedll | = - ———— = paves - - — i Se ee 2 — | -_ =. —— ee a ~ - . Club Yanks Need Pittsburg Boxer Western Tennis Body ‘Barnes Leading os ; Fe Mee ae _ FOR QUALIFYING TESTS | a Car, H uULLINS Tells His Team; Def eats Sansone _ Discuss Amati Pate : Brave Pitchers oe ib tees ee tide A Lh he ee | | | At Jamaica. | H Best U.S. Players, wore sy wrcy ox ¢ *¥ the Associated Press NEW YORK, May 20 —Entrigg for Moriarity Praises Sisler’s Men ‘Title Tourney Gvonii"S aii Im Efficiency 322% ssstvemegte president . of the United field of 322 piavere fated, 3 States Lawn Tennis Association, than the 1923 title field, the a St. Louis 112-Pounder Weak- » Holeombe Ward chairman of Veteran Righthander Has Per- | States Golf Association announced FIR: | ald« + PUrse $1000. fo 2 ; TL “ana up, Claiming. six fur ~ S eal ougnhts Ya (Sreunin ' ir.onge—Idle | ’ ° . . 4 to a. ; ‘ ~ Professional and District Ite 1. 6 a Rosa Seta 111 (Barnes). 16 tings), 5 to » thir ' ‘ | . . : ce | Bodies Combine In Pro- Bavy Lane. Sirona ene 1:13] iL n = . or e ! nt ' ] YT 4 ' >, +} ad ™ ' _? - > , } 7 ’ ’ ? | . ; , ine the Affair | 1. claire ite. eenan, Bear Grass. Improvement in } itchers, Due to Chet Thomas’ Good Han- | ¢ms in Third Round and >) ‘"* Amateur Rules Committee tted but 1.44 R Guinea today. Of this number 166 wil piay © moting e . | Bessie Leighton a a l.ittie Smoke an | ‘Tj | Loses De e t L of the association and Pa‘tl mutte P uns a sas qualifying round at Wor ter, | SBOOND RACK , | Gung, One Reasc “liph’ ick Rise—Wing: | ) cision to ons. Gibbo . ees : Mass, and 156 at Oak Park, Tih, | | othe aen ACK. handicap, for 3-year. | §, One Reason for Club’s Quick Rise—Wingard Man- y ). Giaane of Philadelphia, an - —QQwns Three Shutouts. 82 aig gy gad » Th, mile and 964 «e-2.. " . added, ene cutive committee man. arrive et re ae n olf champion- | oY oe ards—Red Wingfie!|. ar - ‘ scl. - , : é 2 a eS A > weal » aéer the "a ) tenth season in the major 'eagues ' ”” an : Louis District A® cl ; | prene. a 2 Ge 2. i te 5. fire: | By J. Roy Stockton, ships, was eliminated by ] =e William Tilden IT, national 97 a) as | Rube" Marquard, the veteran” for Sept. 27 and 28, it| e Han Ot (Legere), 8 ce} | nat vy LL. Lyons is showing the way for the Bost” | southpaw, recently forced t be- arranged second, Lauy Belle 1] thats. On| Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff \of the Willow 4 © of tennis titleholder, arrives to : ! y ced ou ; announced vesterday by Clar- |. third. Time 1° a io Aiia ~oay to | WA HIN . S| ‘ ] ' . : , p T : ( pT Pittsburg , morraw for meant ng ¥ th +) ; Nationa! pitchers in efficienc, thie cause of an attack of appendleitia, . : TTS . : - aki et Che Wri, | ; s ( ‘Tt ’ — “a. :28.. a . - o- : ee : | af 1s lrst al , '9_ " ; , . ! «f ‘ J te ~ co hel —— : Wolff of the local district | and Billy Warren also ran. Billy bond g sTON, May 20.—Miller Huggins has changed his opin pita teaiica erst sey lil-pound ¢ officials tomorrow night. when season. The flinger in question !* won but one and lost two befure | pody. While the dates are tenta- FOURTH RACE The Southampto lon of the Browns and the American League race since spring. In | out tT Rte =. a wee both sides of the controversy none other than Jess Barnes, right) his Miness. He was started six times Handicap, $3500 added Southampton | pointed in a hard three-round | se iy hander, who was sentenced *o Bos- tive, it was stated that it is prac-/ nie ana for -year-olds, |New Orleans, in March, Huggins said that the Yankees did not have) poyt. over the player-writer rule of but was able to go the route only B. 2 sixieenth—-Samaritan. 10¢ ,, ton by John McGraw afte lin . tically certain that the event would iMatben), 12% to 1, 4 to 1, & to 3, fire, | 49 Worry about the Browns and that George Sisler’s team was not a! ganen pias ,2 the national association are ex- ¢/ |. on ws : or once. Larry Benton. another young | be held at that time, inasmuch as | seeauas he tanner). = te § A: a 5 first division ball club - % ye won he opening round : pected to be aired xc@e ent baseball in tne 1922 ) right hander for whom great things the courses are in better condition | thira ’ rin - ty C. x nme Ll wo 6. | . : and held his own in the second. but 2;™ Orld’s series with the Yankees. |were predicted § last season, has : a . =. han Te | é t r 4 , : ’ . . | Se a ‘ ; , ‘ m . , * - ': “ _ “A , : - " @ in St. Louis than during the Sum - — Kiond) kg alse ran finan | Afte: LW oO RatTnié s of he re¢ ent ! actin ca i ia aa a il a ane d seemed 'n Tt} in the third. in | Rarnes this season has pitched hur led but 15 p4 .8 innings. But at - mer J a ee a series in New York he told his men ¢ | Which the Pittsburg boxer piled up | bY knocking out John Wilcox, Ok-| 492-3 innings for Dave Bancroft that he has managed to gain two z ' } | lense ‘nr? a . ; ‘ . ’ ; “a? , ‘ ‘ in . : ’ “ The plan is te run the tourna- | amaica Scratches. that here was the club that the ¢ TODAY’S IF TABLE (| a — ifad scoring effec ivels with la homa Univ ersity, and later win- and in that time he has heen ecored de isfons ; First race——Stony Poi ' i »>¢-a felt jab to the face ;: nin the semi-final fro ester | lv ei 4 go The other fii ; gent on the order of the Texas Pe. i pteny, Point, Lat y. Cydonia. | Yankees had to watch. that the $ (| ph Rs ace and hard or, wd Are : . . upon only eight times, an avervsg ) flingers Bancroft i re- open, held last spring in San An- | Deadlock, Houri, Director. 3 man ther. tee Br re tl ly ee ee eee - = counters Mayie, U. S&S. Army, a full-blooded | of 1.44 runs every nine innings. In) ‘Ying on this year are Jimmy Yeare | tonio, Tex. The prize list wil! total ally, See EGaa , Jackmiak, U. 8S. Navy, in the first’) The trio of victories for the vetor-| Antonio club sdaeiell — | — ?. . aes . hd oa e rs olba “4 ’ reathe 11se VW hin ro ; . P & . r there will be a smaller cash prize me —" aiadys | \ Manne Lg m was a teammate of Chet Thomas we ae _ an oo ad al Pa baadieats ensi bay! he ry zton, round of the three-round semifinal. an, who will be 32 years of age in! Records of the Brave pitchera: , : ° . ‘ - +. ='a tr ht 3 ; : . . = «* * -* . 2 . ‘ Sos i « iY 4 4m: ; sngiane CNnamMmplions were elirn : . . —— . : ‘ ‘ ' eeee-s ; ; - t designating him as the Missouri | At Woodbine. Browns’ pitching staff wae looking Pittsburg zm 1 16-4 as 446 | sil ak iia cee ite a While Barnes s. a veteran, is the! McNemera |.’ ; 17 4 1 champion There ts a | Ww stronger every day. CARDS 1) 16 407 429 SP | } ariv bhouts hut q e elleader tn efficiency, a youngster, | Barnes 4 3 402. ieee ot , + 1 , +) Veather Clear: track fast. Thon aa is gis en virtually 4 e. Phil’phia. 9 14 D1 41% 27% fourth. i ank NN Dor ald Newton. , Ste; ling Strvker has heen Ban - + pe tana 1 s 4A possibility that there will be other} FORST RACE. Fashion Plate, $1500 4 | homas | vel ally a free 80 ence wife a weit , : | : CAR... 0 © 12a e Missouri ro _ 1, ed, fillies and mares $ eas ~¢ bt ~ d up |Mandad in the handling of the pitca AMERICAN LEAGUE. a POUnG ass titleholder, elim eroft's biggest winner. Stryker last | Marquard 1 ® sa prizes for th ‘ iri profes ; six furlongs—Lelt 11° Wa lah SH 4 Lie j hell ' . nated Harry Mareus of Cleveland vear hurled for Worcester in the! ©?" 0 " 21.2 x” ; ‘ ‘ wa Pee - ' aisn) at) els eis a strong peiliever in ha: If They if They | > Te 13 ‘i ar ’ . 7; : te iy e | ig eer by sionals competing in the tourna- | $3 $0. $2.79. first; He laps 114 (Scobie). | ,, l- fnr the : a air ' | National defending champion in Ss or ag T ate a « | Bancroft Has Batted j t | $3 95. $3.70. second: Malaper: AR ( ); WOR 10] the throwers and set rules Win lone ' # Promoter Packs Announces De astern League. To date he has! 333. M's : | ee r the opinion of those tin ae “— _" "Pp 1 Ast 2-5. Julia | for his men. (lub. W. Lb. Pet. Tomorrow | 'h4t class won three contests and lost only, 75at Dave Bancroft has been a s ! : Mary Rose, Push F'n, Listen Dearie | aT “vee wee ies . . . , , 3 f the t v th Onvbrage, Great Dick, Strut Miss Lizzie | Can't Iearn Pitching in Bull Pen New Yorki6 ® 640 654 ‘615 Besides completing the heavy tails for Final Indoor Mat one. His lone defeat came nt-the | Sreat help to his team both offen- charge © © ourne: at the also ran. * Boston 15 10 -6O0 615 “77 |) weight division bouts, headway was hands of Dazzy Vance of the Dodg- | sively and defensively is evinced by — " prize list will make it almost cer- | oe =P - E, Helter Skel'er Steeple-| On most clubs the pitcher who | BROWNS (t5 11 77 OS 556) made in four other weight class Show of the Season. era ta 21 rounds Stryker has hurled his record. The former Glant star. . . . , ~ s. ) chase, $2000 added, selling Veay-olde and | . nt O26 by ' : ' ; . “has ti ce ould be, reading from left to right; ‘in that sogeed a aoa — up, about two miles—Lollixe Se cHar-| Works in a game one day, usually|Detremt | tS Os “4M, 1500) -462| PTeliminartes, 52 of the 149 sched good ball, as an average of 2.79) the season ané has hit sana : Jock utchison an other | risa, $3.80. $2.80. out, first: ‘lving Frog | > SS seo Tein : outa heinge fints | es: | ; sorse next to the rail IS Bracadale azen, ie he here epee ett 144 (McAfee). $° ™ Se Rey , ng | Pests the next da y and Iimbers uD Chieage 11 14 440 442 423 | uled bouts being finished. More Tom Packs, local wrestling pro- runs a game in 32 rounds attests. least once in each of the last nine ry to program and other descriptions oa I : ae 144 (liunt out, ? rc i } 9D | for qutv hy Wai ming up in the hitll wWaew'sen 2 en oo pom An0 | than 200 hoxe rs entered the fourn.- moter. announced today he had lie has allowed fewer than one hit. battles. In fielding he has a per- ' iCni Aiso at ' ; *T*} —— . , ? oF ondebe - yy ? ‘ e ; i¢ 7 , — soe: a Thomas insists that the | Phifphtia afte _ barges completed arrangements for the/@? inning, the safeties off nim to- | Contage of 978. He has had 87 outs and 79 assists, with but stx oo = — ; NATIONAL LEA GUE Woodbine Scratches pitcner gets into the box in batting 9 John Reni. defending champion final indoor wrestling show of the talling 24. errors - — —— ene ———_——— " > . ‘ . oe } ‘ a P —~ Ais js ~ , ° ° pT. ; e se be Plat we the da\ aiter ne Works a id Tomorrow $s Sc dule. r) hea 14% pout qd i1VIS1O k? nm ked season ta he held at the ( oliseum Ccenewich and McNamara Fall. jimmy Cooney shortstop prob- | - . rat — “t , 4 ‘ls - tan " a ool at ? Out fw oOnen? _ - 7 yet _ : . A , ~* ° ‘ 10,000 ADDITIONAL eee 6€ 788 RR. WIE! Turse die Mee Bernice Harrar | Ue tries to give all the pitchers a NATIONAL LEAGUE. Ut Res ope Jimmy MeGont- | May 27. However, two pitchers, last s¢&-/ aply will be missing from the Gamer gal of Weymouth, in the first round In the main event loe Stecher, | 50" regarded as “‘finds,”’ have not dinal battle front for at least @ > -— ee ee Barbara Freitchie and Miss Finle ‘round or two in the box every da. ee ie ‘ SEATS BEIN hee aia bah chara Preitchie and) Mise | any.| sansa at Oo Sm re , , 14 a a go ned ‘pre —— | oypra? | gee atbetepitiens with the exception of the pitchers Brooklyn at Cincinnat! of the scheduled three-round trial former world’s champion wil}; come through for the Braves as’ week. He is down with an at am ' . lj ls ~ le hat a ‘ . } *% » ‘ ‘ Ti : } ’ > t} >| - . . . ; ’ , . . . . 4 CA E ER-GIBBONS GO 1 0 0 0 0 | At Maple Heights. like 7 K that afternoon. — - ee ay , . ee : -~ well, satcsnen Olym- , meet Renato CGardini:. best two out exper ted. They are Joe Genewich | of the grip. Meanwhile George To- a | By the Associated l’ reas ' ‘ | on pitcher can’t get ready in the New York at Pit sburs ) | pic ryout winner in New York. of three falls Stecher has heen | and Tim McNamara. Genewich hag Porcer will continue toa play short. | - Id MICHIGAN to yw Ind., May 19, PITTSBURG WwW cather clear; track gece. | hy!) pen * said Thomas “He may AMILL-RICAN Lt AGLE eliminated Rob (Red) Griffin New cruaranteed $3000 while Gardini | been started regularly by Baneroft. | ae a Beas games, To is .—Work w , |, FIRST RACE, claiming. purse $800, for} Bs | AY | Browns at Washington | Enel 2 a8 citi : : | vores | | oe: ‘| has batted .750 and fielded 3 Fie | Work wae wg eae on the ] 0 0 ? 0 | ?_. ear-olds four furlongs—RBenite 102 limber his arm. but that's only part “ — , ‘sage fae Engla nd 135 pound ( hampion. has heen ruaranteed $3500 with a but he has come through with but aa : cl ; construction of 10,900 additional | bya aaa $9. to 0 4 . 60 f rst — ta | of it The great difficulty with | oe oe : + — Greathouse. in ca pturing na&tion- | privilege of 60 per cent of the | one victory while losing fiVe ceri. Nationals Win E xhibiet hea ¥ . : 5 “Zs * oe ” one . . ~~ e ; ; m «? mr ‘a : : ans nnie e ‘ ‘ ' ¢ ou | . nate _ : 1, 7 a my. . | ) seats for the ‘ arpenticer-Gibbons gg om _ » 1 ang nivqe beer Mos fe) et +0 ; G ieee n tehers is lack of contro! Many | ' ‘ -* Phi it} val heavy’ weight honors. was award- | house. according tn Packs an- | sions. (jenewich has been pounded By the Associated lrees 5 a - 4 . - . ; . Meadows . icon 2 . ob 7 ‘ j . +. ey ss ts ‘ : . ‘ P ‘ to ee i ah : oa a : : a hed a oes “ a pecs ua * . ine ne ome . 19 Pardner jewel bora botit - Lit . men wit); wonde ! f 1] curves can * . — —- ee I | ed he final hou bh defa 1 ne a nouncement. * freely. as 33 runs and 55 hits in 45) WASHINGTON, May 20. i The nounced today, asa result of heavy PHILADELPARIA AT CHICAGO | Rowe ee ook i™“ arcKanna @ “ieee luse them When a pitel r works be a. bustle result of iniuries to the hand of Jimmy Lonaos and Wladek rounds attest. The runs oft him 5 ee oe American League_t 4 © . = is . — ‘2 7 COS SEUSS ERS 7. a allt ; | 1} yr) ‘rh al } ‘ . > ‘ #* . ed ° * ritte ’ . , ’ " ' _-- - » fe ° i f " i‘; ‘ ‘ ‘ , . , > ’ ‘ j : . 6 : e ‘ ; a jation ) the additional! S@aiS are in the $16 CHICAG © s aecond “hafe 1”? Keaton) $4.50 th eontrol is not Food Work in the Didn't Know He Had a Slow Ball 1} | Tt \la lera rene he d he final “ indup innings he has vielded 4 50 runa) Olymple fund. . “ — al x * a ” d ~ ~ _~ - every das BeCTIO > —™™ . s a ; . re sm tiher . ; . ’ . . , _ , hve _ : ne 14, | : n mae ] 0 iime., ] lo 4-0 ‘,Tea Or \ i : ' bya: } pen aoes not make therm cor Ror? f VW it gard \ . " ’ 4 | ‘ ; arn o ‘ rion _ P . ‘ re ; in Ti id } mning evening at King’s Highway Pree At W S | [or es ite,’ oo aS ‘ov (practice and every noise distracts ‘"r™ew © be ner re tn ame ‘a * 10 ‘ ’ Ff us . = - a ; > ’ . , rie io a) ’ rat a } ' arias f bvterian Church at z p. mm. t oodbine. | *Tampwara 1a: Miss Amer A 1g” } then ; Rut in thes hox they work KNOW this is nn ‘ l : sa . First race, Howick Piate, $1200 added. | }Olt, -.- tie Gubneees io- | hard. That's been my system with | 'eague and down mages ae : a Mw. 3 , | oy ’ + , y ’ cnow what a siow % 4 ‘ he eee Rei en Secianee: Tom Tella .....107 Star Cudgel te | pitchers throughout my career and from they dont aacads serinenag a hie - TT, TTT a : .& yA ? h “ - . 26 rie Le : . ~ ] Lit o'Lantern 105 Byng Boy... 95/| ~'ezeon . . 115 yal vicl ni, Te it certainly has brought results.” ball is. But I hear i : 4 - > Horn 102 Festivity a3 | Polynesia .+-aeg Whe Knows & 77 : itehers talking about Ward being »* . ° ; sae ty. wee oh OO lt OWee o- ' r= 1 in 3 rs ee Pel ...100 *Trickey B 100 Verbena Je 4. , ” Moriarty Concedes Browns # P ; : nice 1] a 2 7 Al 100 Pali Second race, purse $1300. maiden ~~ - helpless against a slow ha and | : ? = sega ati a > os hoe 100 | vear-oid fillies. four and a half furlongs Chance. . ‘yp there in the T N the blend that gives El sof Rock. 105 Anna kK -++:109) Fair Vision 115 Atomin . 115 | : : so when he came Uf} : . Serond race “Minto Steeplechase $3000 — ee | 115 _. ote : } Umpire George Moriarty = en: pinch I just made up a slow bal Producto its mild yet dis- ” : — , ealize . ll. Tesuque Lo! _ oan , , es 4-year-olds and up. about two miles Probits 11s other baseball man of long expe-' right there and just oozed it up to a i. ...068 Dunks Green 4131) Third rad. puree $1400. claiming. 3-| tea tinctive character. No other o a Henry D ? it Aunt Linn 139 | year-olds and upward, one miie rience who thinks the Browns have; 2!m , attner ("a ’ ? ; n 4 i , =e 5 . =) ’ ) " ; + ry? » . . ‘ny : . af r 6} se Third race, Bendigo mae ht — Rey — Maid tt! shee a -#) ; ; 2 | a fine chance to win the pennant rhe Brownie catchers corrobor- cigar can have it. A blend lags my Maidens, 2-year-ol ive ¢ | rR “¢ race. pur $13 elatmin 3 After the Sunday game he sz; a “ingard'’s statement. Severeid . ’ ~ year-olds, five turlongs ' Fourth race. purse $1300 aiming , d : 1a’ fram said ated Wingal & Sia I i h ha a aitarme: ~ " 30 at eles r light ios os ara sat hey ee ’ i¢ 112 ; ne Brow ns lnoked like an enti ely eaid he had never aerer) the vouneg ; that pleases t e taste, t t * ‘ ‘* ‘ ae ~ | ; ePi.ul ’ JT " UDI 67 j .> : ' , lag y Bea Fairy ‘= ere e of , “, ay ree +t y+ A Sn Je diffe rent club since Siseler } ad eter ‘ hrow a slow ha ] until ne excites the desire for more, . . ' ‘ ower : Y uer > . are . $a] . r th r ne ee . ’ eed ‘ . "ar Tee nish Name .109n I 77 Fifth race) iulsfe S100 ciaiming Mat fanen ove! he PeIsS He remat Ked JUBI oozed one uP se Ww ard | that brings real en Oo nt ; - FP. Whitney entry } ket Street Merchants,’ 3-year-olde and up — - see ereeeneeeneenesemeenee — —-- | yme & ourth race, King dward Gold Cup | Ward. six furlongs fo i i¢ iicap, "$5000 ‘nated Srer rks UR | SSandelwood. 113 Ambalika. 1d : | with every puff. Just try an SP. mile and one-sixteenth: ||. were . 4: ¢ Mexican fea = | | n nth 109 ; olt "0 | E Pr kn "1 4 Cash .....428 Damask.......118| RR Clark 18 Kiniax 173 | Inar ackers AS eturn te . | Producto—we know you lat s- on ~ - ~ ———— % Fannie Bean "" s ad ° > ; 1" Nunee " o| >237> 393 >- 2 PA as Rie 105 Kener 113 MEYER HAT oe. 4 Cluett,Peabody G Co. Inc ‘a *lear: track, eand Main 4779 G18 N. Broa¢way } = . ae - - “- -+ *-- "skq). .a.vm ETAOILN.. pd ‘Val Pear) , e , pe yp A 119 Cabin Maid 119 | . For Tomorrow. tions, with the exception that the race be run on a straightaway . Mage of Hit southern (stow . | ae a nm Gee At Jamaica. course. at F bie eKenton Stable entry. 4dThorneiiffe| Firat race. maiden 3-year-olds, six fur- | They have obtained the con-- fects of the terrific drive through | - @riry , i e : a longs iar lar? er rn . the stretch. ! aeln . oye — Roral Plate, $1500! Day Trap t gama ak ee Fe ee “This race will do my horse | ad by €. S-year-olds and up. mile | Polycarn 15 Marbier tt f Epinard, to run his horse shee a Sieg : & t ope 0% Tre 8 ~ io one ‘ iis a Seer ! good,.”’ M. Mertheimer said today | — 27 SBCNOS! UzRD" } ih . cn 17 ’ . ; ' ving ] ’ Pe se F' ence 110 4 a rit A . icons . 11> in = , anaes” 108 Relle 11% j; up, six furiongs a Cohn, owner of Sir Galahad. Mr. O'Neill for his ride on Sir Gala- | ° Trish 7 108 Little Ginpse 117% | verd Granite 114 Thunderclap 26-5 = te | Lace 17° Sube! aye! Miss Rens 19% lady Diana 110 (‘ohn reserved decision pending a had against Everett Haynes S Saxe 71% oe Card +4 Time hxposure +e ese tt | eonsultation with his trainer. and are one in the opinion that : . oamMan 5 | , err r pie or Patriae hs? = ‘ , Din ~~ ; ‘ :, i> qand rare. $800, claiming. s-year-olds|fittie Celt. 124 Miss Cerins 108 Both Epinard and Sir Galahad = O'Neill would have reversed the | | Heve.. 90 Merry ee i 100. Arlington 118 came out of their hard struggle | decision had he been riding Epi- | Most smokers are fussy about the Merry n* jowma Nn tor ' ther al { rd . Ts iter M n° vy Ai ae Fourth ra: cjaiming Ria Ce? To 3 sound neirner SNOWINE he ef- nard, shape of their cigar. Some like a y Rinaarney (100 Marines thoi 1-198 | Peer eee es“ agatiien Prince 112, |= big, full smoke, like the Escep- : ‘ i rgvean’ } ‘ . | C aI Male 100 | Also alteible | Herolexe 118 Banter . | o +4 a wz cionales; some prefer a shorter y ‘le ” ...100 sone Joseph 107 : *DPDonges PE penal n ey - srnoke, like the Bouquet; others . 3 ivern 7 Pas r ; a) . bm Rav’ 197 Rabvionian .”°!'107 | Masquerador . 11 SMinto 11’... 108 | like a blunt end, like the Corona. 4 *Roweprit 17? |) OM ‘arins 1N7 *Rroomfield 9° | ‘af “ES $800, claiming. 3-vear-oid8 | Senay “Hatch 197 Jacaueline Julian.107 | But good dealers will ask, ‘What Y Mally ° * King Albert £08, a me ou size, please’’ and offer El Producto as = Pear! ‘¥ . PR Great Northern .104 | Fifth race, for 2-year-olés, fixe ir , f ‘ Say Boots 101 Rabbtine "s 104 | tonen | in the shape that suits your fancy. a Drencen: 1nd Revatingy’ ° ’* "fon | Joe Marrone TIT.108 ere ints IT? Prices range from 10c to 30c. . n o ; arvin ° Abbort 194 TYastine Love 1a | Ae ne 115 Biliv Kenneally .108 a Peurth re reedoma Cal! 198 Reminder 108 Kumonin 115 ; . r y S8N0. S-year-olla end up Sixth race, maiden ‘-year-9)de, six fur / | i ) «a edness outer ~ » long Distributor , ‘i ; . : 7 New Reaiite ’ ne Toda PEL Suna ltos 1 I. : . is ® = . pt ag 8B Excune Me 104 A ae A 113 Meditator 115 ; Wm. F. Brockmeyer Cigar & Tobacco Co. « a . rince erent 15 \ + be ? oper $ le and 7 wards ' . De 24. . . pu 24 eee abe A Andy ell Tans he | ; | : ‘ tie — , ha trie : 4 ..e% Workmanship aed Service i Ser $0 4 send ene-sigh Guaranteed Smart. Ps, _— — a _—_ Pana ~.? , ee ee a Sele oo = Pang, aie f= o> Sete a tet ak, deel Pr er Oe
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PETE LP ~ \ gas ; oa ties WH P i: Ba 4A : ee 3 pe a ge oe, - ‘ A noe uf a a Se POSE es TR ee cela RE ee NE | 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH wea TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1924. STOCK DECLINE, [| NEW YORK STOCKS | NEW YORK BONDS | NEW YORK CURB Special ‘a the Poet Triena’ - oe’ SECURITY highest. lowest. ctosing ; Frew! _ ‘« . _ . " a aiber ne Bons oe . ,o . Following ate todays hich low and Special to the Post-D'spatch : - , oe ~~ , , - ‘— ct - - | etecks on the New vork Steck Exchange Ve = agen fo A Ring, prices fo NEW YORK aa OO ae : | Ss ' °° ri : * : ’ I) ecr _ : are aso &. ven Nee 5 eke : 7 = °F neg al an on OF. . -— the NEW TORK Ma **") . ‘ine g : : af ea . ¥ mimes i “ y exe if crease au 5 PCT fa SF 1 "TK hanged + Ex- di. iden ia Torn « “toc K i 4 han’e toda, with tii a e* hd honds tra je - a- me , } The 2 ‘ . - . | a oie aa OR "Sanna | narket Tova! Mies t te 3 “ . “1° 1 ous “e uD (9 ana re ial "gs ’ e - = aft the pre > : osing anc Tre. « ~ sing wv aa ~* eecurities P raded n an he ‘ee ; ork Mewe ~4 arama : . _ . 19.0 } : - 7 | , ‘ ‘ ’ : urs [Aran et [toda an ah hd - toa ; a i. owe . . - ‘ ' . ‘=. VOO a week azo. $12,-58.000 a yeat - 00, agains: $7.417.000 yesterday. 5° g9O1.- o ssues. & ~ - oo No * e 1')-share Lots ccomt in the case of Standar# thi. Ry. Equip cam core Of Baa rae Gas an oan a8 PE ee a sales of ponds represent $1000 face value Ely-Walker le: peq_ - —_ ea “hi . . : ' , — pe Se Al te “29.15% io in: ~ Fairbe &s M j Mo. Port. Cemers tise... ; “ 7 , oe. . trl i . emen: . ; ritgh Low lose Ten dar Tris i= A Ti ‘ *% bd ‘> . ‘ é + ) ¥ | “* = *s Va wir ? - - : _ Bs ange ee OL — ee ti - races ‘ m4 4 oe | Ne Oy . A . ~0 ; e ] ‘. ~vJ ee eles enter 9 ly ge 18 a , E TT —€, * MAT “ HEAT ie RT po r- ~— ice -— | ; ry 19s4ja 105% Slo | . + : ' : ’ 4°. igh.) Low. 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Se 90% 90% 90 KS ‘ thm A rete ainwestern Bel. pfd (hi — 2% 20% 39% @ Sa FOuD = Hc’ syss—ln eri " : ; ' 2.800 ¢ ‘ ] ; “wrt, e sit ~ ° * ° > Ne a 7. ~ > aR ; . + pt? , > = - 4 . 3 en mm « i l ] L . ious ’ ahs e . +) — 1 - Pt Witt an ? ‘ it a. 14S 105% a 7” | mos ‘' “) iw? ‘ r 35 » * Se . n = . . . met . 7 4 ) ‘ . ’ * ; F) Ps A at Si L. a s + b) a — _ . 4 i —_— — . . - . —_— ~~. = : = =—~s TE s- ” 5s >i ty) . - > ; 4 TA ’ > " . 4 oa Fd = Qn he) & i) on " a ™ : . i : . ' . aD te oo: Jt 7 RVE By Leased Wire from the New York — aa mn 10 106 ‘ ooo > Be Ste 5. 4 . 6% 465 —"14% . oe Be Eee Sl p 6 FLOOD 0 o> Weat — a a —_ 2 > SONY Te 97 103 ~. eal team ar 70S . > ~ ~Ahy Bi. : Pi a Nc oo he Sub Ry ext &s ) 3 — id . r. os x if ‘ n— + OF _ « _ . = 3 | -4ip 3 , od wa ye La i ] _ 4 6 4 16 mii Rryrs« +a a ; il .* 7 aa Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. Rush Tm Bid p7 914% 91% 91%. %1% | Butce Copp 6% 4% 6%l— %| 2 cm R1% 91% 21% | 18 Westingh Ei és 34 168% (100% |S eee ae nena eee 1u Gold DM... & rs I. | Ind Brew ist peta... ———— SEPTEMBER RYS_ " - = . 7 ee ae, ‘ > : — ; ‘ , ‘2 . . = . a * " " a - . > ote 4 - ‘ 4 ; ‘ . ~ . “ . c - SEW YORK. May 20—The Eve- ‘4 Pks 6 8 > . ~ o + i¢ l4's 14% —a a: a ae — ia — ne ame ; - = - ~agerenggy 5 = : ao os o i L1o4 2 14 4 ‘ 4 W lys-() Oss 33 oe. 4 OR PR ” > SON ~E, M 15 Lim) Sy > '“O Hardshe Ml i ‘ le He | K inioch Long Yr, ~ ‘Se ++) ; Ss 4.4 aa a, ‘ re t. im ite ted finan- tpn >a ‘sa % wahan 223 , sy — 3 2 Chile &s 46 sma te 304 8 14 Wine RA 7 Sel ty 10] rs > SONY7%s 31.107'S 107 107 107 ? - : ave -—- a" . . , P . ‘en Leat 71 _ a eis ' 27 - - P. > ai - it’} ‘« | + ‘yy 7 » es 2i i i i i 1 . . > a ain . JU. Ril A 4 ‘\ = = “Pos M ss0ur!-Ed'‘«or > ° le | — . sat 7 , P ea ; ctal ré Liew today Sa’ « Par a Tt . + ‘4 ©. a “? A ¥ H = ‘ . 4 4 e 4 > oe ae - 4 An 2 4 ‘ A ae . “a : s 3 Wao to Re 41 es 3 .. as 3 4 =) (N ¥ t >s LOS Lee LO Fe LOS te 106 les . Oo Hee ae _— ss - mA na — b - Mt “ay “"R . ‘BT E o~« 0s a ; s. La |= MER TIA wTS EXCHANGE Siar " « e ‘ 4 " ‘ ‘ ] ; ww gino « r AS ~ oO, $9 49 . > ow a to os ‘st ) Sa Ne =O . su , > jerome Phen ] 7 = . 7 - me lode ine > Rr os Me eo a 2 a Se urchanged mi ted : - Si : , ‘ . ; rr. : 2 ; : 2 a 3 " ¢ 4 e 3 4 aoe . ‘ ; - .. ions - - Pa > . - . i _ P “ - " 4 = : ; i _. ; 5 -* : wer tre 'o , oes k ; ‘ hi Pr, ron . = t + a im Mo - an @ — 2 +4 : ‘4 ~~? TO! |! az. ) 28 . : i ‘4 . a » @ ; ”? >" i r.§ ‘ , 64) Jib Cons 30. Re ” “De Lac ede Gas . o-- 2 «eas tc 2] ends on dersh! a on — Vv up- mite. ts stood the test of the exceed- ett-Pea! , a? 7 ; ) ~ ee ak | sake) wae *s +4 ane an an ion YS &T 6s 4! ay 95 | 951 . — eo 9S 'a BMte BS% DS yw Ray Cop | - = on —— ~ a .* _— ¢ Wian! a ing lost. | vellow re i : — | = ne : . * 1S ok 138 Cuba 5 = > = + ‘ -- a, Mis - PP ‘4 | wees SS ta O P Re 37 = 2 _ -~ % : - + * ‘ i ' } ky ‘Ex-vidend merengte oo a pe = BR - A _ tor at ene ° white al point 4 iec a » ’ ".) a) , *4 = i A th ; 1 _. o* oe *.. a! ‘ wary 4 1 ~ , T's > .¢ - aa say . . ws a -é oe ’ PP ime. eoert of ore rato : PP ne piece of news... ¢ Ge FE? 80 328 5 tis Tia) « Stee! 4 = +5, ro : _—-% a7 Crechos Rs ] on o6 t. + —— RAILROAD BONDS. ’ © ho al 19 Monie’n Cop 26c¢ 26c 26ci Bee TT = ot Scorn from Duluth to Chicage a erade embodied in the passage ar the ‘ongo'e . 4 ‘ad oF. 4 . > = ; : . a i | . 4u 4, == 3 2”. of MM - Se " . . ] ATEaSF . 4 > ~~ —— SC - a la : ‘ , 3 cle a. nF Se 184 Xe Su Nal a ‘ C0 ON PRICES | influence 49°. @4 : uae . »?* 2 — « | hes - - ae 3 ~ "~ - : ™ , - : “ . ’ » . . ‘. " at '* — sy” 7 sl | ‘~~ 1 _- " “ aa a BOnus bill. rather well . Bee Cones ("gar . 95% 15% — Ris ve = ow 20% OR — ms | s 107% 107% ; do Tr 3S L 4s ‘55 bp». 25% 2 = Weh Mille LOT, LOT 107% Lo. _ i Nipissing 6 hi 6 at in the local cash grain market soft wheat white. 4 . | cu: sarge epee ‘sas : % . € : ‘ss 6°: ._— , res M & s pt ‘ to “ 43 43% — “e , Ss - 5 1a; le ria ‘ Te 1 ie ‘ . Li és up? i a %, 1 ny he ] re a nh . TON 7h ‘* — , My + Vn “ os P SOc Se aoe a) steady Receipts were light There ey Tle velume of offerings at the start of Mone Tex ile : : . . Me Geandbs Min -' $9 “32 "| ab — l enmark Se ‘45 1083, 108 an ‘ > AOL LAN c! 42 3 a>%, 854 am : Rae es: OO% 1OO%, LOOW LUO *s 3 Premier GM “” ” ” NEW EW YORK was limited SS ae q Corn was ateeee —" " - . . ts ~ ; . : oy == = « R« , 2 ag a? : if} A . 7 - -- >>. - = - Gene sae YH Ky in 1 1 _ ~ gets > Sy meady to ~ ~ 4 7 2 oO, O31 Aa i. 4« i‘ : , = FORE IGN \ ~ ‘ - Ay M nb A _ 1*l , : . good the session of the Stock Exchange ‘orn Pros 34%: 84% 34 * iGreen Cananea.. 10 io 10 » Dom Rep 3'a6 42 8 N* 2%! 10 B&O 6s ‘29 jo: 1 30 K smenatascin is = do pd L's 1° iy “yi NEW YORK. Ma ‘ieee “Sea i os ~ seady to %0 higher. Demand| MIND * 2 - Q . ° oe, | o ’ He a’ ; i* eal. ’ a 3 ; . salted ¢ “ - 4 - " of Neth =" ee ae — ev, ~ en . . *s = y -— Ne ~nacha > > : ei. . : \ q - ; . . » ~ »? s 4 “~ ‘ _ > " ; ; ; » «ao J ma | ak | 3 @ i 4 : ~ @ ne whieh seemed to be composed part- — , = 27% 2h. % States St! 5 63% 62 a2 ei | 3 Deutch & 1 4 4. + , 23% [3 Bad owt 4! a>. R6 *s : \% Btiy erlands 66 ~~ R M R.. ha, L le te 35 pein oom , oday at @ orn futures again led on tBe ‘ocal mar- | "ran. © . . : a = sf. ws 3 : 25 ' “3 . bat a aa . a ‘ ap under liquids bet im the early trad: * . r of iong stoc K and partiv o cuba ‘ eon 4 oT ~- > = = ee : 2 : 27 ' . . - on = . ‘ } . * > L@S4) Oat Qa1 - ’ . ne SB ««te~« a g ‘ton t ng. eld weather ex. oon . “ , . rtiv of ad- - ” “« >- - -? 9 ei iee tO ae GN 2 . “ ’ ie - ce 2 > as +> * “ - ‘ » . — on’ 3 es 9a™% a8. i400 Spear ‘s 5 he . ase also influenced by the erung TT. : 1 G@itienal tenders on s! Cub-Am Sugar 3 307%. a ia Pig eo Bo%! “3% “2% — & -¢# DET S‘ys . SA . as z : -- 3*:s * S% BS, Bo A te, Sit #1 91 91", 30 Super Min a oo i * in the etock nmrarket Pon the ty ~~ as ai "tsa - 4 nigh eee . . . ° ° Or? accnint ' ura” : " 4 , , 7 . 4 : > o 3 pt ° 1A an Lan ag > . is ~. 2» “iss | ‘ I nitecd »~s ” . ” . sponing | --— : ‘ww ' ans, ° 4 4 a? . i4 in SU - . rn 4 . a h > . .3 - ; . + se e ai - > . ‘ . - —_— ‘ “ - ’ ~ ; —" a 2 May \ Fal >| off t o weakness of ato x prices wee ref) _ a number of prominent Det Ec. son s 10 , 7 oe “2. : : hae ae . — 6 SY, SS an . ous ' 25 OR*. OS ox 9s *, lv -— AS Oe Oe } Me * | 985. 07° at the ee 30.950 and eular’ maven, WS . . . - ’ : 1s8le 7~ ’ r - = ’ . . . ' = - ie ' >a ‘¢ ‘ 5 " : : , > | — : : ‘ ning. out and ; @tépped as much as 5 Douglas Pectin 2 10 : ? S7T% 37% 37H — 2 Lt i. > 7 : 8 67 : 99, 99% 99 a9 30 Wes sh 2c | 20c | B0c | Whe =| Were burer July wheat opened . , s? : li a. : ‘ . “ 2 a4 ~ a - _ - > meat ate ‘“ - a =e . ‘he 7 5 a’ the decline y pen at |} O% » r Septem. at ’ tha rman ¢ ~ = | ‘ i . ' - n ~ = a, . = } 7 = ~ ; . * “ ~- - ; sa. ‘ ‘ r otc - . es a The market rallied quickly. how- Dupont cer : 5% le ty, HE ar, b... O7% SHhe STh 17L Jab Ges “54 . : i : . Th STANDARD OILs. - > nn. 28 ee ee ber wheat $1.07's. May corn 78 ge. July ev ot ™»P ' t ~ a” = ‘ lv 19 19a as _ : ‘ ’ ' de , , 5 . s ith , pon ; ee ae —— . xe and covering corm T7 ‘ec and SegembPer corn “A er. and ther : _ ‘ 5 ? " . iT 0; na ive wer The th —~ . = at? c-_ = ‘ ‘ ‘ . ’ a . ° ‘“’ ‘i « PR - ; ” * . 8 ' - > sizab! oe it a ~ | Ni . ‘ . ~~ i ; ; icago t es - . : ree nortiwestern markets com. Se z e amount at short covering i. tae 1x » ‘4 43 . . Mel > ur oe « . a —_ ~ . “ h 2: ‘ ‘ ; ' sok J ee ao ror eee panel aa least ah a tee -- mrinte from the lowest compared |" ame in the -break Support also! «.. St Ba 4 5? & = " Moa Cop 4 0 ~~ 0 3% Neth’de Ga ** ss “QZ, —s - baat . Reo elles | ’ a a eee RG. SL pra Mey notices reserted & with 1140 a week ago and s27 last year, Ne lr Was °n" evidence Prices remained -~ : Jenhr | . -“ 5S % 5S % -1 % \i » F i ’ q %, ao as e > —_ Ge : ‘ + ‘ eT " ; : ~ -. a we 9 . | ' : es a bat, qm, 4s : Sa es W ah taw 19% 19 eo ~~) Mes feed & 198 1°?% 12° “—_ + Nora : Pr ' ‘ SR 12°R TH9u lt }O HOSR ac 37% se FS Se ~ 35 Am Pub Serv pf a8 ee a, | ™Onths 113 and Winnipeg 940. ; we. of and - vi * : owe « ous , * “~~. O45, - a een aan ie A 2 4a: °3 — Ts ~) Nore s i, ‘ ~ ‘ ee . J — ‘ dem " i ° *, : . 4°, L.4', 134 oe aon Ea be a Dp: ap oo : 56 The market turned steadier Ay hap Local wheat receipts, which were 75.400 No. @ # a mild Tra iiy ar ring the morni Fam P 74 . . ‘ . > a? i . t. +4 ; ; S . me = ~ . ' . +e : . . ee, Se Leathe 3% 4 i ‘ cot a was re ; “et : tie 1) nine se : ‘ t ~ u1 . Qu] _ oO} Ce —_ ” wic Stee = - . 4 - ? ™. : . ~ 4 . , 2 : “+> Ca 4 e ; - ‘+ - 4 - . i — ' ) LO” SAS . ‘4 : A | i , ’ Im; a, aeils og orders had eon — ‘ bos tes com pa reg with 49 4100 a veek aco. No a - > : " . " . ™ > = ’ > ° = ; ‘ ~” a >» ’ ‘ " . . e 5 ’ - = ' oriset by renewed heaviness Fifth ACE Fe ' se 14 Qe a. Ma » rj ~ 7; ~ Q : ann . a1 — > 7 0) ; 4. Daiaban «& ‘EK Vv 7 F Re rect ne a a oa ee ee ae ae cononces wetn et - . es a prox! : mute : = - }Tyt , 3 ‘ 2 ‘ : AR id * + er? s,s —! rag . = " . aa | -_ >a Ft 5 a ’ 4 4 7 4 ’ - .. he 5) ~ r m= x “ - as’ year : § pe th Pp mated 725,000 shares “elm ann 3 40 tee i gf inl R eae Spg & Tit ioe% 10% — & ; aio a : . » of a ‘ : , ; 4 - } } A a1 : Ofts a 7's 4° ; ot $*s ar ae tO3 ier 1o"° 14 oS . ~aaf emote M, 22% StS 2a aye ™ = oo about 13 te compared with 120.000 & week 1g and No. 4 y¥ . " , : — . «2 : Re . — - _ _ 4 ™ . ~ ~ e . - > > ne = ? “ sd ‘ ne’ * : : : = « . ‘ Bond« were slight!iwv lower at the ‘en 4 anh alt t4 . be = : A $4 74 ? . 44 Xe e P. . ; _ 4 . — ‘ ‘ 4 i ‘ . Low ~\ e a a — » =n % Th ae midday 48. 000 last vear, included 14 ‘ars loca! No 5 ve . - >_—a . a) ‘ - ' " > : ‘ se OU : t . Stari but came Da >* ~ et 0 ost 5 ee : > : ~ = wes a) = “ n M , ‘ ot oo = a 7 pt ° "ge ha ee of? and Jt throagnh Hay receipts were 5 cars Xo. 2 a hard!,. “han a a A ~ ao t,er Mi re , : , - > ‘ - > — . “he ¢ — F - «°? ae — _-_— 7. —~{ — = s - ia 42 - ~ : e _ ‘ ’ = al “se 7. - % . . . — I eve? Si a! ed weather poe —s b the jecal and 13 through. No | . . ‘ - *. 1 , 1 = : : . " - »* *”* "| magne Consumers td 60 * 60 ¢ i") ‘ nerts of en mn stack . hay ry —s of wheat were hearter No 45 @ ne » ‘ : - " 7 ~s* et — . . 4 ‘ = ~ ‘ : é ~ i“ rs ~ ~ , %. , ‘ . o > . ests : Bay : Ms y held at 3 per cent throughout...“ 2. ss 1G . : ‘ _~ , 24/24) 33 3 . 4 = _ - = - - - ’ ‘ © = - 9 »2° Eg mn , ra. . -_ areiy steady around *% — . _ . "sane «. ern receipts No 3 = o- a Rw . oo = = JT} @ re . > . = = * P . > i. 4 > > ~ - Exchange Market Quiet. a =e ou! ao | ae & IE S Steel 6? | 6m : 4s 6s 38 , * 1 C&E Ist 50 8 ¥ ‘ ee $'y 39% + 20 Fair pf Ss LF LS (Se toa ee net ieee Waheer thee © week Ser See ee ae uae & 4 anvthing th f { olds Hs ‘ 13, ' : 4 aN . . x ; ; ~ . oe A, ~. 1S *— —-] ', . = zs & . ; : “+> “ie r wa Bear - ag ‘ : S. s So : ef “ for eee aa a be NEW YORK Mar . ar ago. deing 251.000 bushels. Sample | Aha . the foreign exchange Gold Dust ou 34 ‘i fa Steel pfd 7 119% 119% 119 > a tS we adhe s 8 : : , , Li% 11% J2% Meady, middling 31. ) es RR oe 2 ee wiarket was even more listless than Voodre” Rud 4. st $4 —— s,s Ltah op 4 a aR 7. oa- ‘ Te “wy > 2 $c » . 7% 82% ld Is 3 ao ~ ' _ Ls 400 MecNe t% 4ly 4° rindi . m™ Mh Yeoterday. Very little business | °°! 7- 1! 83 1.55 Seem Geeecitios | 26 | 27"! STG ce a]. 8 Ue Kem. Ste “87/101 % 101% 101 1 do Ist 6s “$6 8% 98% Os INDEPENDE NT OILS. 23 CoCord Rad "A" 32s, 8245 $2 i New Spot. ~ ere . as usines@ | «~.nay T x ' i.) 75> —J eee . _-— s “37 ' 6 CMéS fe *29 et See, ooo —_-——_- a 25 4 West ['t ona! aaatt ae Orleans Was transacted and even inquiries! tae man’ ce 4 uM. MN wickwire Stee 1% 1%: 1%) © & : Ss 46./108% 1023 103 — Ado 445s ‘a9 wm... «Re ‘ ; Carib S o%; 3%! 3%! 4 460 Mont cgomery Wa 22%) 21% + NEW ORLEANS, May wer a ‘ ae = . nr La 4 44 . 34 .4 3 ates " eatin ‘ Re +5 Q . rs ¢ . = > MA » - a? 4 . = - =. Fe = —_—- a arent a +» a .* ; - 25 "O14 54 +, ~~. 4 7 - m’ «¢ 148 a aa ; m oe 1 l 32 0 e Bank of | ,, one, -~ . : ° o pid © as s89\ 8&9 Ajax Rub & 36 «74 — a eee i Se — a : 3% «13% *% 6134 «%+20 Pick & Co ke at 2.07c. Receipts, 36. France is satisfied to have a free —- Ra 2am / dts 114% — 4% 2c: 120% 119 #119 3 AA Ch Ths an 23 rs oO . ion a ye . “9a ~— os Hk $2000 CSC scrip 7H TO “#) =A 20 Pub Serv na p 100%, Re 18% ° . = : wa —— — - — = _. ~~ ers ats = - a = ~* _— = ¥ . S a 4 ' - & ~ s ° 4 2D Sel . | . ——- F = 2 34) {te ~ , - eo ~s = ; noe: wien * e iV mmrket. ©n moderate transactions Ind ll réi % t— elise 52%, 52%) 52% —— 6 Ain Ch 66 °33 a3 a s2 | 60 CM&StP 49 °25 SI a) oat a He a on an Oe ~ oa. ner Vee ee aes 7 100 + Hag i New y. 5 - . 7 > P ae ‘ - no ni r *.3 ' ‘ - w . : . “ . >» & a ae - - . “= a . ” * which were mosetiv in small lots the oe . eS x . % , = > prd 4 57a, g- to *,, . —-) A Sr let 5a ‘47 > + ms va »@ Yer 4s > ‘ . ye car eit : : ‘ % > 5 : oe — 1a! ._— pf! 47%. 47% 47% : ork : ~ ne 3 Mach . 2a £8 Qs ~ Bkywn Manh T = . = _= 7. . } ‘ Ra a; a tH, i a, 12 2 - a y s + 5 * ‘ 4 . 5 e Q “ape ; aly " 4 " 54 ‘4 ~f Pr. ag = >” or Me on SS) = + Int’ : 19 a tan 45 " NEW TORE. rr certs VWoet of this decline was in imt Harv — “4 ‘ x4 a4 = - . —s . " J — em) . 2 di ‘TéaT = +. Y QO 4 hw XQ ; . . ' - 4« 4 ' " 4 ‘ aS 7, *s , = So Gi. | 19¢ 17°o I"m n Carb & oC 38 s ~—~ 3 Igy, closed Sympathy with ar ,Int Mer Marine 84 ~ - = 11> W 7? . Au » a " a‘ A , _ 2 - » . = 4 : : -_ = : “’ .- “ & ’ > 7 : \ - es : aon and Paris before the Opening — — he » 4 Q - : ry — | ‘. & : ’ - al em. .. Re — - 4 \ . ie *9g > — 3 > ' : ‘ c 4 ge @ e 2 , . . . * . = 4 *. 7. " - ’ a »% 35 a, $3 % ' High. " 2858 s Der > ~ . « a -~s 2 ~ e ” ‘ ~ . - ’ - " ‘ . 'T! " * ¢? ye “ en this side of the water & rally| in Paper pfd MO “* 5%: Gui— % 'F CU 4 ‘ " - y = ——— ! s “4 1%, 1) % 75 CRI& fs 4s 34 ~~ ~ at gh og . 6 aa OT mts , 4%, +% ae Soles .-x- : : : : : ef. . _* : r é — ' 2 = _— 6 . . 4 es fant aoe * i : : : ‘ ‘ . . ; ~* _ - . a. 7s 4 » > ee ? 5 from the early low resuited how - ' stpd t a &~ 4 . . - Mi & - v « af * n " s 3 4, . + + . ‘. =F - _ , e alia a ; . 5 x . , ' 2 +4 > Ve ow Mie B 30 . ~~ . $5 % Oetalber on an ever. in a net loss of 1% points at Tne ~21 Oe mf a Lilo ’ 13> P 1) — = 2 . va oa : iss I i ky ] tt, 61 Lnee _ . — “ +. m 4 + . ie ma (Ce cc 3 ‘ r 1a _ X, 1a “3 7 @ le 432 Ye " Tax 40" - A 6 + December : 74 ar a . Al ' ry 7 . ~ ule — *4 46 -Q n Qo Q ~4 ™ 3 sta O48 a > [ a 1a Q7 o 7 a wee Eg andinenaiieiene ee 7a (ps “ 8.40 cents. Belgian francs mean- . or ef _— i”. ivi. —] “ & Nw y 4 . * -4 »_— *%, = 4 } 4 - 3 ~ . es ° as h Sta ¢ 3s 2 toe “ ‘ . a. i . J ‘ a. sal es > 000 share + 2 January F 74 82 °4. 15 $2 20.18 while were off 14 | Jordan Moa 3... 22 ——5-— cRiep 2 33 SS M&Co Del 3 : . 1 me 100% 100% 100% 2 Mx La : 1s. ares. » re 0 . -4% — , > -~ o ae £0 Be | 40 PT | : A . . Le ; ce nr : an - — ; ‘ie ,* . ” oe $ mew , | A 4 3 — - . > ° > } - .5 “oa 2s.. " *7 cent was ¢ " e : = Ke “re 14 Ne l 4 , 7. _ ; “& i} 4 ~~ ~9 ~* . ~ ie 2 es 14%) 16%) 12% | = . * . + : Ds , >. a > lu —r r o ws ve - 4 ; > a : A _ ~ « ih: " °1 ‘ —— —~ ' | ; ' @ayv at $4 34 The ather Feuropeans tw resge . 7 340 348) 40 Del 2&2 Hod @ aa” ee a - —~e . s . . »s 4 4 ~, M4 e G4 1 ‘ - 10% in i = ? Vs }- “ ’ -a4n Cc C & R 4 as — 2s © ~~ * were steady and the Czecho-Slovak |! , — -- DPLawyeY 109“, 108% 109% » Beta St r o's 53 SS Ss & 1? Celo & S ist 48s 79 95 : > 2 “On > ae ‘ + RS . ' CRO-S.OVAaR Lee Ry ober = » ~ ~ A ll ¥ 8 1183 77a a 10 Rear bh =* _ as ? a ap nd vi ss o4- - = . “ I9 lat ea “ ° +. = : - | 70 R- a os +. +r 1m Ms — : a py g- | Sran@ard . 5 2A. “Ae cA ATI ~ aT °T ~ Ew — ' can 4 $4 te ioe lo Ist pfd 33 +} 2 er HS 5%e0e'4? 95% 5 DO&H 5 = 98 s * ; We , —— OCKYARDS, M1! Telephone and T : ~ io wd 7 +) Ped mee > 1% 31 314 — * > aaeteen Se ae 2 95% 95 1S % , 28. 3 1 101 : O80 Sunstar a Sa oe - °0.-—Receipts to nl, May : and Telegraph Co and Furepean markets The Far Mack Tr i = i4 ; | iain . _ to -~G Pp a. - IT tT % ory Brg . a A Ss si » 40 ] By 10% , ~ . Ds Ras no Se ‘2 a4 a4 a4 en ,& re =, o~* - te ~te and ~ ~s 5 nt es?) mated Cattle day thar i't woul offer nae Pastern silver exchanges were high- Ma lin - . a en . ‘st Nor pfd & lz ck L124. 7 : , RR, saan oa +9 o9 *. 0” a - D&@&RG ref Sa ‘55 RK ™" rs >> §4 Wood an Be Do a % % 2500 .orseg and m hogs, 19.000 sheep ano pS aa beartbe = - ; ‘=* allineon : a 2 (2! ° i s 5% of — ue Tr ' . : 1] MOPS te _ = ~ ae ih 1] Ti? 1° rT a6 u.es, yo ti | er in sympathy with silver, which its enka thirt 3. 34% Be as o% —2% |e pte 5! 5° 57 7 . ‘ S Cal Pe = aS _ + ~ ee a 70%: 71 INDUS ~_————- ——_—_— “ATTLE—Receipts Ek, taim of ¢ | be made ee a ee , . =n } 34 in a. — A . , ee" . 97 ; yy et ; -s 7? : ' : ~ = me with au oy . Tair : being lifted by a European demand Maraca’ « a ** + oh RS , | Mitnois Cent io? % 10° T3o° i. : “an Gen © fie re 4 . ~ ~ r “« > BS "s: SD, 89%, ; TRIALS. nat of M - > meg a ap weat vdetter Pa Dar at the rate of one share fer - a ¥ * >, - 2 = . ~ 2 ‘ ~ > - —_— — a* . i | : » 9 » = ERE ae eee or ene . : - ’ ‘ ‘e ~ , . ’ , * . ait Mi - an rs ~ 4 ; *> i . a aa it ; ; | acork . poses. | Ma n Rock o \“~; ; : ’ ; ‘ pid ” 44 . 44 + 44 7 ~ } “9 © t Zz re » oo to $a aa) 1K of na ves ‘'ttan af eb “S280 noo : . Ma » : . ™ . "= . . Be ar Rap “rans ’ | “a * ae . los > * . ° . = " 7 ad >.) 3 “ry *% » ees co fA 9- > ed -_ © -aA - — s » er Ccwet l > . > e =e 000 % ortor a'iso felt the effects« af | Mi ; ine . - , en, lll tomtr “1 4 of _ —S X . . 5s > To . . 4 Tih } r my _* 4 = stea ct > strene @ th " ‘zed ‘ast veer when | ‘ss x . , , * K C Sout a =" Gas S« 358 a 7 4 , - Sein : — 8 rch ' 1! “9 +9 strength applring princi , £ . the «ad: : - on a | i ' _ 4 4 = J iss 18 = + “ Tk, OT%,| { Brie is BR : 2 a - Bs , = x: pally te ¢ aden vranced from ~ open at the start and so sold Max M = ' a aia % , * A is re ‘ ( .ntré § >'gs ‘Al ne . ~ : ~- . . z rae »= " = . 3 ’ . : ie . ] ' 4 . Tres > . . . 4 - du S " re . - 2 ss a! . “ ' - — - . - ¢ (er ele r ~-*- . re : ' : eff rather sharply. This selling was “x “ea ©) > , 2. 28% \— i ete et a Se 40% — & S eae, SO a we ® : . 2s th On at | 49 “o - Borden® ‘ en $9.73. Reet beeches. | Gram mapped out for thie Tee taken. howey eT. bv trade ir ’ erest « Me ~ . ~~ sat ~ . ] ~ e } ~ Ne ° A “ 5 ae ae : ‘ S » eee wr » r&E —— e he 3+) a 4 T ‘ ? “- ~ > an — 20 ¢ Sa ii = Ss } % > x. ? % ~— . > nae - was a roo: ts sfeac * ~ . - nde ls “s ecile ha A peen expected e7 en@ after the July future had fallen) Mon: “ -m ~~ ~~ BR -— % i\Men | ‘ = oS *: 84H — +> oa ~~ = Tr 2 39 16 Gr Tr of Can 6634 104% 104°. ’ Br-Am Ted Dlaimer gradea | hating a most of the os eam te 28.40 cents, the market rallied ~ emg om owl , 7 Mist! oS Soe: S5%e| 35% —%%) 50 en a a 1% 71%, 71Q) Se 7s 38 198% Ine 198% 15-¢ ay oT% 32% 2% S24 kewise bulls and stocker cattle, avecoee ] : ; : . saa : = : , . 7} ., >» = ne . * .¥ els ep 3 44 , 44 4 4 " ~ : . : Bs = 4” QT “ ] a ‘ - ‘ ot ° : . i ’ a," “A ae 5 . F . . © I °* « ave a ad well July went as high - 9 > - 4 ‘ > " rs + ‘ ee > ' Kk r ; 5 ; : 3 = 3 . ‘ ‘ UN mAzRar- 26 . a } ? ie ts ° ? 14 .~ \ . i : , ‘ od, ._* 4 ~~. ‘ * _ 2 > | e * , + Ps —- > — — - - : — . on “D 4 3 — : om . . 7 > in r 4 " _ , a? bs x ‘ : Si ~ | ecemts but at a late price of 29.00 : = | 3 — gg allege m = ? im ary — woo ary 87's ST 9 GR&W deb B perp 109 — Ft Re, a b> 82% IR ATS noice reaching $1050. ) and a few Pi ‘ fents was unchanged on the da\ - an - “a Bie rt tr an —- . ' - md 32, iM Bi. & 6 Cuba C ¢ 2¢ 43 @ a? ¥ | HEIRvLAP 5e 54 = : aw ‘ . x +r? n ty 4 yah a0 °4 : “s ‘al “ — in j a ~* auf - 4 . ; ~ —— > @ - . = . ; ‘ . j ~ . - ". " - ‘ weh ar T) , i ’ > F . in 2 ot ss nee The market remained, in eather » - , . : " S ; 791 *a° ’ $i25 rcne ange $3.50 4 words a waiting one A sim ar Nat Ris . . ‘ + ~ ‘ r , o ‘ ~ TV Set 4 ” . 1 OM _. 1noO% ee L. ] Cum . , eT - — G ; , ~ : 7 en z 2 4 ’ . . P «3 " _- es 2 € -_ si Ke =e - — " Ls, $s ter a , 1S so 8 $3 7. to 4 | : : P * 4 { 4 - : ; ‘ — 2 4 ~- ry ai : . . 4 : ale 4 . : — — i - , * 4 , - 3 e . ‘ ’ % ouah z - 70 ” °¢ P A L. aieials 4 cendition prevailed in the grain Na’ | airy. ; So = _ “. ” \ . bf a ¥ 1s ae te = a ° ‘ tage © a, ee! ,= 5 rh 3 a = Se ‘ vl La get No + »-& 2 ‘ 1 2 , = sa, vV 132% 13 te 12 a 1z% ca 1@ ors - nge $” > $250 “.. 78 SPECIAL DA ¥ | | well-ad ; . \ — Ss ‘ > Nor £& . oa. @ 4 e. ‘ :_—_ _ 4 Ce _ Ripa ~ j ann - a? -_ ot aie . i) - 4. @s we ogra = markets with weather reports the nq ‘ . my RY Buia % - “ est 5 119 li7% 117% —!} . 27° An z Gs ‘4 % 105%, 1 ~ A 62 new Q95'_ 2 »> ~— > - M > 7%, e*, 2% His = = ? » 5 25 « 5 chief source of interest pending ~y 5 -i% 84 > im’ a 1 ® > . a ee s “20 9S ax 38 1? | ent rfz 4s 5 e- ees t aor ne &Sp 89% 89% AN en ones Sneette oe was weak with : . 3 - " h- . — ~~ " —— —— a — — = a i? ar ~ = ‘ : ue -4 ~ See 4 . . . . a . : “ 43 ~~. orc _ “- : “ *s y eameressional action on the McNary NY «4 a3 a 63 ‘\—1% | Penna 3 435 43 Ty gy ie aint 7-3 85% 84% S85% mf ent 4s 53 ... . 31 108 Se ee % na “Fa sta " aK a emaZcirg a “san e®ArT.¥ a's ‘ 4 hogs Post- " vy ° Y Deck oe (— Mi>, r pt « - 14 Dua LAP A yy = gt — - si 2 ° ae ing from 160 ibs | | : . eof m cent higher at $1.06. lo pea 3 Stig) 38% 1 *\P& Ww Ve 41%) 41 | 41 ¢ Duq LAP Ge “49. 104% 104% 104% 5 INT ext Te 132) a Be +! sas }ond Sales—Continued — from $7 80 to $7.70. “Trading was, slow ee ee ee : of it —— , : he 4) 2 : $$ = , » E Cube S7%e 371 x 30 — 1T IRT ref & , ea. ane _ ~t ‘« a : acker® out of + —_— s slow . 3 ] wi Nor Ame ‘ » >4 *% rt oy = . , 2% 61% 52% ¢°* & 24 EG@F -~ Tse °37 ~ ~ % yo > IrRT hen — “ oe; CON 60", ; ———__———__—_——— were sinow and yr =r * gp y Buying. Pigs; selling on the Stock & | 4 7 : : ="? ” 0 24 rn : ° >?) “ = . . 25 . + . a9 “ . . ' : Fy gy ee f04 % > : : “od = t : sale , ' ; , pfa 3./ 3: 33% 1! Fed LaT A 4 ein | ~ pe yestertay a les about Ike! ; . fo. 4 — \ | Rearing rs + = a3 ¥y @ os & Se “42. 94 94 94 a &GN adj 68 57 45% 4 "+ 43 ~aieo—Secu! _ High. Low. Ch ae | 1230 ae a Ss weight afferiamn fr a day followed passage of : - 2 o “ 222} MN) 214) 15 — uitable Gas 5s $4 PE = Siege. 134 to 150 ibs were quorabie at $4.73 to | CONUS bil year, Or, 1 _ - — v ‘. > ad .” : 4 ~ - 2 at rd e. : P us b CoO . . in4a° Qa ~~ ae > Towa C let 3a ~ > : A ‘ RAIL ROAI AD | BONDS. : —" ago ne Weight kinds ‘- _ ; ” til by the Senate ’ | \ . . . lan ; —— A i =* 4 P o ‘ *- ; ‘ ° . 2 ; ' ‘ _ ‘a 4s é a) 7 a? geen and peewe = 1 $6 ‘2 and gt : c: | day afternoon. A break . ~ oa > ¢ - ews , . r Ros 10 Ibs and down we: f, Points at the opening waes ot er words | » OC osition. (no , & +4 . “ . , ~ i . —— ~ . g- | Foreign Exchange Om P . R ) : ‘ Ning : : . . ’ , F ‘ me *"y . ; 7 : . * » ota - — , . 3 = ' ’ $y : > ° r .% ’ — . ” ~o? ir rm Ur) = ia . = ~ ~— 1 44 ‘ 44 . _ inne a “A . 4 : ie - > " e 4« 4 ' - 7 . — —_ a. ; . Ye . . . 2 - : , * . 4 . - a . - “ = 7 . - oo > " > m ~ : ms, tk ‘ cc. F 3h > 4) \ a9 29 na &V ia « 9 a aa “2 RMolst4e 35 i ea - . & € apes ; % - so a) ’ tah 4 Kirtsé Vi 4s 8 - + ; . >. ; as » a e . . ~ 9% we mht are Ua " ‘ i : ; . = : "" , et 7 ’ SS a. , » ad ‘. 29 5a a . . Vet of Qvuotatonw n '"‘e fo ° oe) excnat e “ — . - : . 2 : aromas ° 4, ; 2) ‘ - 7 = 5 : ae | 7 ri _ ~~ , rt He 4 : - _— y > is > - . ‘ yea — § : , 7 ? r t - BAS - eed > ; : => a i -wmwoa.*, } BENXGLASD— Ser n 1’ 2 . ll 4 an ie 4 ’ } ; ) 2 3 . , — ' > o 2 . '>5 - - 7 me “se a “ s 5 ’ : Stik ; = Sa) : . . 4 o aD >») . 2} : " » & oF k& - ? ‘* r ~ ~ ai) ‘ gg . , “o* 4 ’ e nomnes Tol _ r . 7 1} ~ ; ao da’ mle > te 7 "o © :a . Pa “> M , = ; - . 10 " ‘sy - ‘ 4 > 7) > ~* - - es 2 . ". al i] 4, ) sheep a ’ va : aqainieg eyryt e aly _ r ied a ni mber of the ‘ . int, 17a : ' ay . . : ‘ ' . ; oA - 75 13> a ’ - a ‘ 5 as — 2 —— a ? Qs . any QR a . . : my st 341, ~ om of ser able ar S14 in ‘+ am Ss were quot The Bond Market. - e r ~s ~ - ™ > . _ » ’ - . a - 4 - = on . 3 > = > + . ~ “4 ast - _ . ’ + pil - SS D448. ¢ 440 hiin & Reading 48's 4» tr 1} _—. a IT% 132 i. : . han a >, Bo BS Ms > tom % aie * . - . . ‘ } «> eA g on \> rm ‘ —a——_— . — « 2) rm : > ~ +. . HOLL! ANT. Floris TD BT “ms, - erce A pfd 18 4, is\ ist*\% — “* Wabas Pa a on ae nl ti . ° mn . = Pat = - ' , Q aw Se 20 ~. ; ~ road ‘ : +] Qo) > . , s . ’ , : > - . . . OM a * . >" : ee ry i ~ oT~ ¥ rod 18 ae a i. "oie ieee ine ‘ > : > . : . . " pra A 45 4% —_ oe —_— > AB rA& ne Ss a> % > x. 9° .. “ de™ 40 AKA +35 . . e- ‘~ rmtis& V oer 4e ta -- ~- at ba “ s On ‘he e + on one = a ton weg veto r uced surp ro en -_. = : te on - Weer Ma + — “* S Ke Sp T ¢ + O° : : ] 2 _ t : . . s good : : ‘ at $7 iar effect K —h ren - 18 > e 's ‘ ™! 4 ’ Pe . Ss « i . * — \ «ow _ ads Ss ss — Ry ’ ’ ack a = ‘s - “ = a be a4 . ’ =e : ts 29 a4 7 4°. 4 _ eo t ’ — 38 aa aad *. aA to $~ . r offer: Ne wat tami *” a? ag ffect upon the bond ™ el \ _ — fé. » 5°" oO : 4 MERA 5 iw, a? ~ . a i e eC . . —= § ; . A is - 2 ‘= . - : 5S S&S 23 : a » her oil 4 4) ‘Tne in ——e fry heme I 1.88 Ph Ss } ve Caet ‘ — Ss = 1% r 8 g & WwW = , : — ~. “ * — 5 a? Ri, ‘ . aoe anrere a ” @Y y -- Cucks at $3 +g $5 Bon n nge! maturities sw ee Win rk nm nnn? Phy bh ~e = _ . a Q~ Le ; ot : am + - : : 08 . ae \, ‘7 A. oe . ~~ . ~ e ; x a 7? : e? * . “> 7 p . ~* — ~@ . oa oe — : ary = -. weipts “i - - : . , = a | Pure © 7 \ . a , e 240.800 ®nares = . ay . +1 OH _ ™ ; in G6 es :7 ; - ; ~ = all +« ‘ , . arvi the toss 3 ."" mnt ' ‘is a ocheeetincnectn ine © prices all around if ; | = —_ Me > . . , ,e _ a & T as \ co is _" i« 4 e- ~ - . 7% a a°e , a He . a “Taree = . oe vestmen?t ’ ae? -» Vag »» ¢ -« a -T 4 ao 2... 4 = ‘ = » ~~ *T > wee? . “s 7 “dq arrivaia fa oa ~n _ anon tes . she By noon , ae itt . >= - . a 2.5% =" % sion wer = .¢ r 'Oday’s see- had ' ’ R aime my a . Ly 0 head ad all been regained . 4 “ ~ : = o > ™m k t ; market was steady. | t “> SLAVIA—i_rown ; \ " What had happened ee n D O014% Remington iS WANT A~——i.cu '.) 40 °' aoe ea 1 ‘3 & (ha) ~ . — : o's 2a oS Oy, 9055 Bostor Stods Market Milne Te oa? 0 Lar en me | 3 . , . - n t \ Man Sug T%s 47 889% 28-6 ‘10 de 5Se Ser A 87 a4 a € ~ ir ad ' 55 zo 2 be ‘ >" %. 109 wn "13? MK4&T a@i Se "AT 34 ,) ane ~~ f— SLAP ine Ge ‘St 64 A2 Ss at & Ts ee eaiorsay note? Sta) fae. | °3 Siar ost, a2 | SS) SS || Cleerings, Maney, Silver] | — 77 ~ - , : ’ y> ilv bids had been withdra ~*~ “ : 8” Reyn is ope } « ii ’ 10 85 Rern Tod pf d7 ite 170 170 Sy -— . ? Rav : . . . . a" a vec a a . ™ @ Ee Re 5 ’ > wine 2. , tan a" | _ od 8 7: ‘ BOs \_ to the Pos ©? svatch 5, Wert Paw 2 - on "s - bas ‘ D #8 8-32. Sa’ ° y ~ 2 . “ Ma OO — Po lowin ‘ . ” "8 3 44% 88% OFS , » Ge 3" TAN a 2 ak A! ™ae 44 ‘s 44 o 44 OF Sema © toda, . » gies: ywest ‘s a & b> Sed ~ Mex Tet Re ta ine le ‘aA? "- oe _* 4 ws Par = ax ae ” i ww" = - ert —— 4a > = we? - ~~ > Roe ack =? Po 1, a4) i“ 1% prices for the most active st anc clown, 1> Midvale S Se 2 ae \ as\ act - an Ge *42 -- a2 4’ sey > s [_SwTerm Se *3* om at on .» . a 4204 an >| Ran Kere = « a us - — . - ° - - . ~ =. ~—_— * 7 oa @ r? , ne _~— an - . : ; : ae om" “ss ° Ww future 13e Tin ena, ; on 7 ee Rie» . -* ‘ +# ; . . — . a sa re aR : - wT te aa! 4« : .¢ : » | 8. fi . l4 = 8, yn . es ‘2 72 - g '" & . ‘a ~ = 4 et ~ yal AO $n - i Ma «Mg a fore at a5? unts, r soon discon. ered that y or * . t ’ > . : — = - 7) - } | 77 77 7 - — 7 ° = wy Sa 7 - - earn 4..> ° i ”) . : $40.52: futures, $40.12. tron steady: prvves | Porte RS 6. aD RN aa” "% | Hosion 4 Ss &8 . o aan a Aad Lil 39 NOTAMInc 5s "35 8T% STK AT °“7 @ A I. ati 3 = 6", Gi, aay wey, nd May 20 1994 $20. still a large demand for Leads st es Spicer Mire ar —I rene => 150% 150 ri t&P 40 1 do @e Ser A 25. 101% 101°, ‘ ‘3 ear . ne SS SGN BF 3 " corresponding day ta . d r si ema) aD! . } Sen P : ) avs a . A . . . + ? 7 49 eats 4 ea: ae “ae 2 d -? ATS, . » 107 % : Sav, -?e 46°59 —— ss ot $° 5 800 Orn oo “ ast year. gra e securities. Zime easy Mast St. Louie epetanrd «= “ as« : - ae oe ; — . J ‘ 1? a ; ‘ : : ‘ “+. - >. ie a ros mY & .as @ e . = e ' gq ‘ = . - ’ om . ; " —_— = ~~ —~ - "eer: 4 “ pciantes = * . 79@ 5.80. Antimony, spot, Sf 00 + Senn ow ~ $1 4, 1. 7 are , tn _ b te ?;.N YT 7 > arel (108%.'1 : ~ e m~t ef & imp os , SCAGRRI %is' oe lane | | . | $2 928 400 orresponding pe a last\year early reaction on! ; can _o*. vA ay “as. ’ ; s 6 =. . x Fa m he 2° 19 ge eee, BR His AS os 98 & 55 8 ; + he > _? “Ss $4 , , » - 7 ‘ LOO 1% . 1s ] VS TcAHR ger . 7 5 5 Ts ace one -n ** , ; : : - Am § ata rs 9 , a % 4 i.e 8 — . he - , "> ~) a7 | * 1 . > ; , ‘ zr - a effect either the third ‘ o , ; — ‘ 7 ’ 7° oa * ; a” . ®t. = - —* _ Sa 78% ~F sry e 2 ~ — i : ‘= 0 Form) oa : - « ‘on. — . us tia : eatnien A = 2% ves 4 No Oh Ta? ae ‘7 Death Gna) 22 NYCAHR er 4524 924 2° a > sRy — . a4 tity BRS at@ningt mnmesseee 2 eee nearest maturity. ™ 4 Ne ox T - +. ‘ - Ner — : Po » 70" t NYCa? eh 6s =, “3 | 86 SRy Ge *S4 OY Mt,” Agra, stead nixed Piances ~ 4 time icans bank ~ RLD , ar ; | wy = ”? T1%4 \ a7. - . Se 4 rt 10° "7 ’ ‘mat — = o OO™® PAM%w 3 : ‘-8 mane “ Oia OTA aa) 90 4 ANAS are chiefly tmnt - eo) ; - ° * . . - ° 4) ' . *- ~ -~ _ ’ - : . — . . : a ‘ H & = 8 . 106 » ter Se 4° qo re] a ms - e : _ l Ls i e 3 R &',« 54 1ns on 4 = Ct? ae ta . as: . ‘ - . “ : ee ~r . RIS \Lla ee . : , Z . " 4 ~ : : eal s.. . ‘ 1A, 100% . ae # 2 o an oA 19 NTNEH > Se 48 ar . ~ = oo . jon Ag ist 5e 2000 97° om * ou % : ace y were irreguiar "Theee on the Bourse turity, which have the l service to t : 34 a . . 4 ; ¢ . : -_ ’ rtaz “ = as . - : or. = . aie at _ : > % ; is oe ; 0 ~" mn oe ee ‘ so 909 ») 19 an Te 83 fer Gc A Rt : | Av rfg 40°80! 564 ; OS™ 53fr 10°. Exchange on per cent renters, possibility of appreciar | @ucetations tn T ; - a —_—- ~ te Mac! i 35% es * 4 ac G&E Se 42 eo %, eT *e wr! a A tp ae o% 9% TRS » TOC Yet 50°35) 99" te + of, | per "mt an. GAr —_ ongon, S3tr. Five Z ‘see four ie now eT a on nn a — |. Shee Mach pt i. 4 ~~ s S&S Pec T & T 5e 37T 928% 28% On, > - “so ah 5M ’ Ll TSL&aW 40°50. an 4 99% guoted at a a The dollar was period of declining in ft eir 431 12 tor By io ‘er eis oS Ser 68", S84 BO one S30 oa! on $ PTGT ref 5e°°52.) 9° Git 91% : SS se 0% any! any | 18 Te Pac Gs “TA. 106 a Ro NEW YORK. May 20 New Haven 6s were ® co umns ‘ , & > 3 a ‘ a «© 9 a%, at ’ Lie Saks tot te 7a . ~ Pam Psé -“. Ww 17 ra —— > Re = - roma Wl jn 9° Y ty a2 4% art a '". Paw ? ot a .~ On ais: 14 solid *m the Jomeat ic ee. - a ver bullion e e . the tenden: laxseed der ater 4/225% 1 a% — & | “arren Bros 4 tom, 36% | Park-Tex @%6 52 97 Q& %. a TRrs adj 5« 47 : >) 86 the © ons “47 90% 99% ONm “eCOTd bigh price arket yesterday at a *F St One time and the > ney Re ene Munkes : oon a — hs > 2 * . Tee _ ° a . ss 8 ‘ 1° NYRR @4 Se «? 4° o-* = * a 4s ‘ 97% a7 a7 an ounce for tme year ef 66 cents 4 “ - ifs } ~ a 7 i‘ec off. Te ~~ oi sau . -‘* 275.000.0000 Re sane 4rnrc ~ - e1y% 91%, , NYSiRr cn 4'o8 42 684% * 7% | » do ref 42 2008 oa @- a, «| Sain e =e xhe quetation represented « s of 1925 made a BOW are oO Vi : c : ; o ; | “nt > . ae. ; ‘ ~~ “- , ‘ - . ~ “ 5S . sat. 58 . 4 °. "AOR r on ‘ a4 oe ‘ = - rr 'Fe Cay ; . eh ; ‘3 Minn. May 10 — " 95° ee sie 46 Pres; ' : E ye May 70 3" ' ‘Cr @ iio 7% ts 7 Bank anneonred today ‘tha “ations 7 Pitts>ore FI Willis - , pa 14 NYWae 48 48 47 . —e, = _— . rn os [A835 85% a3 7° nak —Oriiy Weuld enter the _— pan ay justments were lower. 4 ; . . eu | : . . > — : sz’ ee Tears . " > ‘=, i - ome . . .. = ab Tl «* \ be S"5 907fn AnH CC PF } " @@?. 1 ll NPac 4 er BR T7047 194" : 14 any West Md ¢e 52 a ee TS saael = wes attrtt ited ballien dea! justments were heavy V : : + . ~ m »f _ * +. -_ " » ” er ; + e, ‘> a i- “ ; - % tenn . [sel P @ 48 ana, ames | aed iQ Ner Pee 4s OF. 87% 221 am an Ss West Pac Se ‘#4 85% 85 . «2 ~—y * ron an ott Pierman ect “issourt Pacific general OPA Sov 4 Te RT1INVK pO0 A _t ae Gen Je 294) OSS [2% 58% 1 WS 4s ree 2361 2% 8% A oS SEE aeee on oy the treasury part of Monday's gain. 5 i it 7 N Par re’ r co . " . : — on ~7381 a1 % ay te 3 e+ &1 oan nine ol a7} Ss oft dom eet). silver ul . ; ~~ ' LaF ref 4%es ; ao Mates AD " ” i Les0UurT. ‘ 3 NDON. May 10—Bar silver. 34 6-14. j ‘m ts ae « us en ere fairty fF Ind 4 mPa “a . , > . * 5" ri 3 New York ; y . al : . ea — = Rubber. ’ ’ & Se | - -- —« a 4 i” . er i“ Vrw To - ~~ . ae. 3 BD, an. 29 *. °"o4a7 . me TOS — ® ribbed oo = —Ruboer, emcked 1 S$ Ane ; 4 78 : © Ors ~ 4 . ' ~~ 92's 92%, 92%} aR per on a Le es 4 i? me . Fr Ser oe 7 sh = ~ aca > > > ame | = ~ “ “ly &: ’ 7? . . ‘aan ad Vere: 7s per S Sime Gti @ Yen "38 Oe %'' Beh: Be os lezyiienyieey Oe ae + raten short Bille 2". @3 per com. Three industrials Pierce Arrow : . s 84°, 10 Oree Was * — - _ —- ou @3 1 aree 8 en oe , ' We be si atnwo NEw YORK Mar Sa nag ‘down . 4 S14. 81 SL % + 66 'gc ie a.caa Par ~ i oe — ma erage ss 23 ’ ; c. cer Steel 7s lest € 3 13.050; July. 12 37 és OA Seine anne ~~ By 4. Tt tt . Nea Tenge . - Wn oe ee on Rae
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—_— il —— = _ __—_ = — — St _—_—— ran ey ET Te ee i ea ET es ee — a, ~» . SO Pe — — me - bald ie Di =a... oe = vr oe = , rae” + eal a8 sat bead % rm ' = ere -_ ~ os — ——— aD » my we oe ee Ee eee v ™ = ll , P : : aa _— ~ = rar 9 fine at Parr, PR gee vv" . 7 : = 4 / ; 7 i ee = = ’ . -- = = a 4 - - 7 ‘ > oe. —- Y- 4 ay 4 ony se . Puts ‘ a8 . * . 2 4, TLRSUVAY, : MAY. 20.1984. @@ THERE’S AF LACE FOR EVERY CAPABLE WORKER! it a 7” "| : | eet and prices wnchanged ed : ' Her be; , ff O?4 ”) pg a u e her - maa | 2 ' - a ipis . rt r ‘ ) . Ry. Kquip com. my ue % by traders who eahieves ‘that. th gem ney EGGS—Fresh sually Quoted bigher): | 171.733 pounds, — State. whole milk flats | aunt and ‘slater: “ety a te eee — of ROYAL OH JANSSEN. Walker lst pd ; 46 *) LOuISs MERCHANTS’ @X- | would fol! Pagers ved that the marxket ordinary fi Ae, country candled, 23 ec: | freeh, fancy 18@ 16 42c: do average run | | year aw. in her forty-fifth ‘ 7 Ee Post-Dispatch Want Ad Phoneg * * Paalic PP. B. com rm! 1: ANGE May ‘0.—Following is the ef-iby the paa © break in stocks occasioned | returned, io le or Southern, 2l ‘ec: cases} L5'2c; eatate, whole milk. twins, fresh | —— 7 | Funeral from E. J. Schne ow wine lawn. Me (2) Oltwe or Central 6660 nn Bast 46) Pe . record of today’s high, low apné4 | | President sege of the bonus bill over the | BUTTER ess. | fancy 15% @16c; do average run 15 Me | lors, 265° Chouteau SCRHCE funeral par- | SPECTAL -NOTIC! E—To whom it may con Solid agate. S30¢ line daily. oF ~ 12 66% ee ng and previous close in local mar tone = 8 Velo. They were not long in! firsts, Be) — Creamery ectrag, B&e. NEW YORK, Mav 20.—ILlive poultry day Mav 2} uteau avenue, on Wednes- cern: I. FE Gasser. of 2021A East Piaplay, 88 dail be 8 a ay ep , ‘2 65% ” _ and quotations as received frem porate & of their mi stake because the of- | « Ic v~C, seconds, 30c; packing stock. | Steady: no freight quotations. i xoress E A Z Hi S | Matthew's —— at 2 0. m. Interment &t | Obear Re of the City of St. Laeuis ton : atly, 480 Sun., THationa) “hoe pt 1511 1h% — ". City and Chicago markets: are a were rager! y absodbe dq by spread- | ace weedy and onion flavored 2be to ig iotations un hanged liressed boultry ir- ~?@Metery. ic) and State of Missourt. do hereby alive en. agate. Sic daily. $0 i. ‘os he 2.100 = igh. Low ( ‘lose ¥ es dav. Thie tightened here and sold in Winnipeg. | CHEE ‘ j regular. Ry + pom”) SEGEO NIES—-Entered into rest May 10. 1974 aoe ao 5 we net — peaponsee Sar ae a -_, a ‘ort, Cement... i? * ee, — —_—_——_— -- 1 ne the situation and rices | [SE—Per pound: N - , | ( CAGO May *%0.— tutter, higher. at Altede c Se any debts contracted ¥ my wife, Rose ne. Agai times, Ic; 7 jona!l Candy con. 5 100 , | M AY WILEAT. rose almost every time a buying ot 5 My ee 19¢ aaee. 19 %c: jon : orthern twins, }ecreamery extras, 37% @37%c: standaris. | husband of na. Cal. John A. Nites. beloved Gidney Gasser. after this date. fc; 30 times, daily 3c, Sun. 10 Rl : heel ——— into the zhorns 19 4c Gda@i- | a« 22 ' Post- Dis Lizzie Nies inee Gruen) dear - s a ” , c. thwestern§ Rel! pf : 14 1048 loo egl é. ope 105 iga 0a a, $1 ‘OR Bas Gepitrouna $1.07 for July and oe LEY > Peers, 20c: srick. ive. ‘ 3% tg; extra firsts 36@ 36 ta: - firete 7 spe Want Ad Phones father of George A. Mrs W. E Anderson AL. F. GASSER. (Z) 3 times, Ic. 7 times, daily 2c, 8un me pid a 1104 | ok — offerings were | EONS AND =QUaBS—Live pigeons | 34% @35'ac; seconds, 30@33 tc Egss, Deaths. F Ct entral 6600 and Lizette Nies and the late Fred J. Nies. | e— 30 times, daily Sc, Sun. Sc. ee Elec! om. 28) 20% conde KC. A7 7 Ns "7 te b 9714-40 | D'POR Was strong ll oes 5g pon F te ~ | gee per dozen; common live squabs $1 eo gre So yg casee; Trets. 23 % Sun. $2 PE Ate Mt. ee datly, $1.80; 5 runeral on Wednesday, May “1, at 3 ; Minimum 2 lines »p con) . an aim 3 __——— —— oa ~~ -, America aan dhe ae Seuing OV agozen ,; dressed ne, _ |@’4'ge: ordinary firsts, 21% @22e:; sto ra linea, 30c¢ dai! m., from Ziegenhein Fros.’ c ay. wade rR ay er a 65 20 len & a ; JULY WHEAT, ‘ : | to buying ae Pd “ ag attribute d/smali and dark at MP symig | per ib.; lage sack extras. 2o%c; firsta. 26 “4 Be ‘ ~—, Card of Thanke, Aecdamahain ta | Cherokee, to Memort tal Perk neal. Fees LOS CARPENTERS & BUILD ape! | | ee 106% 1105's) 105 ‘gb 105 Sa | ROAKness in foreign eee en? tne |. AVE POUCLTRY—He 9°41 | CHICAGO, -May 20.—Potatoes:> market ftce, 3c line daily, or Sunda | SCHWEGMANN—FE an UND pe $5.000 @ Ps be: ; we 0% fro gn exchange cable bids hor, on. ens ai tae leg- | eiasdvy aon daho " AM y. we N—Entered into rest. Mon- } A. PAM : : following ertdcks were » ao & chi, .107 106 106% 4s 106% - 4 | y m United Kingdom were better and s¢ 1 hens, 20c; cocks and arts bd, 1:47 |ateady except ! = russets, which are inimum 2 lines day, May 19. 1924 at 9:15 a m.. Iid-| e PHILUN ‘bbing carpenter.ed : ~ a a ~ § 7 M re . « S ’ : 7 7 | 4 K t rec yt . ‘ ; fa . rT ’ S > : ns ’ . . > o“* te . es Brown Khée com. { ~ Hg contend i SEL ee 97% Nina 97% -ea coo 1 ceported “400.000 bushels worked | ave: at Namen = L% pourdsa and over tamara "ated enone an. ne ve - ANTHONI_ On Monday. May 19 1924 bee 4 —n an, beloved con of Ed- | © we BUN DIN ; pepe caragce built oc ibe i ls TT, a aie 5 ; ay -rei’ > . > sy ‘ 4 ; ‘ ‘ x unds. we : . . se Id AT it . - . . ~?. vl ary tulort scl . ; : . : 5oU e oe = ui! r wae vane ust 4 per cen, “a = = wh at A mee al cash sales were 17.000 bushels of blacks and amail seriten 336: cr . | rene we tes, $1.10@1.30: few $1.35) bulk , of che “T) hont (nee Kopitz). veloved wife | 4t the age of 19 years and 19 deve eee Post-Dispatch Want Ad PA end up See fanipie 1119 Wiiminmten. :. I JOSING QU oT ATIONS a a iA Ss! L. 107% b 107 \s 107 'gb 107 Ga we a culls less market omutles today. t 5, 580 By. Sugar i ee dear mother of Mrs. J. F. Kastor 360 Sidnev avenue Webster. Groves - on CARPENTE R—General ~ repaira, waray Puce, “¥ D G let ptd. 102%) > SL : rl te -72a_ 71 -% 8 | plow One shipper Count Comand po toe 9 Sen a m2 er sdozen jumbo, $2.35; me- | spot Sales included ‘8. 3.000 cans Rg Reg ne a... no uckenberg, and Mrs. Dan! Thursday. May 2° at2o.m © 43) Lost mot ee ee, SS eee : edart pf« povevisO? tae’* ; SEPTEMBER CORN, 'buehela No. 3 ve eugnt back 10,000 . ~; #ma 0 te 75c. ie-ne to an outport refiner -nd 10 Ps : , ee Katz). and Fred ¥. B _- = =r mi : ON reasonable; prompt aitention to all orders lro : 4 — ‘ ‘ iin | ance) ai . ali ’ ‘ a 0 or - OO | dear rt ther-in atz. our | SBMALTS—-Entered into reat on Tuesday. oo CO—- ‘ : ‘ . ~ : 1, n ~ rks pid. »o+ | O4 - , 2 3h 76 7H 7H yb price equal to 2 hyd Sales oe vi = —— v EGETABL , bags to a local refiner. both for earlv June | at ihe ain “of Gn, crandmother and aunt, | May 70. 10°24. ar 6:45 a. Mm William nt PO ae black beaded. on way to St.} =e = = ckbee : = 2 Sees. = 1@) ? +“ gt oh 30 31 Chi. “G%a-'4 7b % re A, . % "oD % b zk ("h cago Cago May con ale TrICHOKES California. — to $1 50 under Raw sugar futures continued w oak | Funeral! on Wedneotae May 21 1-20 (" Smatts. beloved hrother of Mra Fim na cotninn’ cata Sey, WERSND con rere rick pid...| 64 a ie 71! ‘il ‘eb F1lAayh | “Mav corn broke sharplv wh under selling by leading Cuban interesta, | P. ™.. from Zi , _ May ; ‘+ —7 - . ee -y —_— - = . -- bs . " eo Re a ” em -_-- Jub ty ext Bs.......)190 | : Chi, i's Rialto Aa HHA, |. ne Ca h Gr —; 1 $3 per’ bu box Home-grown, $1 ad flig Low. ~ Close Yoat.|terment ar » = agg" at 7 a. m. In- | WEBER—-Entered into rest at residence, maryt te IN—Loat; old-fashioned, gold. ——— ea _— ee haallloth alia 07% 6S), wg SEPTEMBER RYE , § rain E ‘Isewhere EGG PLANT—Florida, 1%-b, . a ee TT — | any 21. Deceased oy eee ate | as ty A m avenue, on Monday, 494 Warren st, Soe | CHICAGO carp per, Cleaning, ¢ ew let p sgahep yastyes | fave |> egy yp a. o: crates at AN Pes: Bees Marr ver of the | May ' 1994 at 9:15 ro m. Florence | BUNCH OF KEYS -Lost rel- | ar ech Telephone As . 102” ad, Chi. Oo 28 68%, CHICAGO. ‘GREEN PEPPERS ; | rary : ...10.65 10.55 10.57 10.62 pavat Ladies’ Sodality of St. Rose's | Weber, deariv beloved daughter of Amelia | mar and Enright, on weet side of Ki | | oney OS, . loch long TD istance » ee : Q7" leWoe ; . a hard hare &] ay : eo — TV’ heat—WN'n 1 crates. $3 a. a RS—F lorids 1%, bu September 1O.980 1O.RS 10.20 10 TT ( APON "6 SOO, Mo (ec) | Weber dear sister of Louis. John and Wil- chwat Call PIF Aubert To} | EMP IRB CARP ET ¢ ‘oO = = is bUri-Edison Flee Sa . | + sT. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, | $1.07 Coon. ee fal .12' No. 9 hard GARLIC—Louisia 10¢ _ —he ‘ NE-—Entered into rest on Monday | ham Weber. and our dea: grandchild, Feov eer rere : ) $1.25; _renvvated, Su. Lindsll” 455 . Ra BT Re Je asm. wee eet May 20.—train futures closed unchanged | mixed. TR! o« NO, 2 mixed, SNe: No. 232i string _ to ‘9G per)... RED: - : May 19, 1924, at 4:30 a m.. Philip C ‘| niece, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin in her Forest Park rae =" Fw ms nations mar 157 lede dings O'os vat) peg + : f to jower on the local market, the early up- mixed ~4 “> oe No 4m xed. Thlac: No. @ GREEN CORN—Texas, $2.50 to $3 7 wea . 9 aia 9.95 | Capone, beloved husband of C et a thirty-third vear : | : a = igbiands ae siSiR ' FURNITURE-—upholstered. refinished and Gas 5s | ¥j + Tee © turn under leadership of corn being lost. | vellow, 77 1, 4 an) > yellow. &lc: No. 3] bushel_ basket Pape. ret BELLIES. _|the | . beloved son of Philomena Capone and Funeral Wednesday. May 21. at 3 p.m. | COAT—lLaost; tan, woolen, made by Ya-| repaired. Phone Liudell 7907. (om) —-- oan 4 Ns Strength of Winnipegw was a factor at one|°o hit ‘Cons Oe; No. 5 vellow. T53c- No GREEN PEAS—Mis es “Ke, = ——— tne iate Lorenzo ( abone and 4 } h from the George L, Pleitsch chapel, 5966 ger Woolen Co., for 5-vear-old child: on HARDW Oe 7" o~_- Bx -dividend pees . a Report of preparation for s) ~ White Rie: No. 2 white wF1. . ' eo rt June, 32° ry ssesee ee 10.35 10.35 10 35 «(108 of Mrs A ‘ sear brother) Baston avenue, to Vaihalia Cemetery. Clayton or driveway to St. Louis Coun OOT loors put in over old i g a SE” eaneh’ cn’ chiceas a prade. T1IWAT4 Oate—Na ac: sample to + eae om lephone, $2.75 to $2. per September ..10.60 10.60 1060 10 60 tana and Miva. Reale Peasants Mary Fon- Alton (Ill.) papers pleace copy. (ce) | try Club; reward. Wydown 317 (e3) | a . machine or hand scraped, Geors a f ( lin ee ee - white . ; nr ~~ estn. , ° ° — | eae | ON PRICE : influence. Phite 40% ian? 3 white, 48%e: No 4 KALE—Home-grown, 35c per box - -+>-— Funeral on Wednesday, May 21. at 1:30 | WEGMANN—On Tuesday, May 20, 1924, | COMB—Lost. Monday night; blue and Joat T308W work guaranteed, Reid, Fier EGULAR j In the jocal cash grain market soft wheat |i. my my Rye—No. 3. @5c. Bar ,LETTUCE—California iceberg crates Westinghouse Electric Report Pet from residence of Mrs. Rosie at 7:15 a. m., Catherine Wegmann (pee white stones; reward. Cabany 7562 W “OS i eee. (c&2) ON ae limited iar edeens 7 ci There | seat. $10 50¢ aisna” seed, SH@TTH: clover $2 to $3; home-grown, 15c to 40c per bu port. aoe. 1933 Franklin. avenue, to st | Bereswill), beloved wife of wre Weg- | before noon or after 6. (c4) tes SES ; ne Sin aatt. $10.40 | x. By the Assoc s Rorromeo Church. — Interment in |™ann, dear mother of Catherine Schuessier | DINNER KiINGS—Lost, 2 ad piat- NEW YORK MARKEj q steady Yc higher. Demand was good et : Rellies, $10.9 ‘ Ribs. GREEN ONIONS—Home-@.ewn, 20c tof. NEW A ences tee 20.—The Weatin Calvary Cemetery. - (e) (nee Wegmann), Norbert, Marcella, Rita inum, tied in white RM. Gee _ ELEOTRIO WIRING, =e — . a Oats were steady to “wo higher. Demand INNFAPOT.7S. eg a 25c per dozen bunches. j house AR & Manufacturing Con x- | CLASPILL—oOn Mond M = and Odo Wegmann, dear daughter of Mag-/| eral reward. Mrs. L. 8. Cook Gatesworth | FO EW YORK, May 20 —tTh = = a8 good. enchaneed: ghinment 3° 0.——Flour ONIONS—New Texas, yellow, 75c l rt for the f = Ira C} nday, May 19, 1924. | dalena Bereswill and our dear mother-iIn- | Hotel ' R estimates on electricai opened euny today at a decline of 4: Com futures again led on the ‘ocal mar-| Fran. SITROMIR “Wher car? 4 OL7Te'. | $1.60; white, $1.25 to $2 per 100 Ibs. MOIST. caste public setny. showed areca Gur Claspil! and. fesaey af See mee Dora |jaw, grandmother, sister, sister-in-law and | Rog— Lost all white female f ad [i — temedcundientetedtenamans ES . : A ena Ai 5 " — - pt Oe ¢ Ay 7 den ‘ . “ a r S Pfarn- > ner o ra I . , 8m ww e ema 3 ox yor ecooinis under ouitation" ent sate Mmmm Bain the carly Undine, “old wenther ex; [orm S123 1700 Mew. Gi vm. Tor | per bo lonte. On ene: Selita SPSRiG SNK: emaconca haters | Bete Ciampi Ses, Sey Mitegtare dum, | aug athe wee, O48 208Tt 9 Gracy ave: | reel remark. Porat O046w.. (2) | FIRST CUASY wing and altras at open "Ty 12M Sa , : - ane . n e company # history Net ‘ne “TS. i : ‘ , ad ~ . eaa . the stock market re] ativel - 3 Cocline the wheat Market as did ‘ed to %d higher !. a cme” ©1719! Corn—No 7? o«' rPARSLEY—New Orleans, $6 to $8 per $16.125 303. Be Praens mrad Synth eR aOR > age Sion and Marie Light and Mrs. Verona Eaton nue, on Friday. May 23, at 8 a. m., to Doad—Lost: white and brown —— aknedie prices _ Steiner Electric : oe 1 cabive and uncertainty as to the effar: Liverpool cable and expectation of farm eeaqr. eke -* —_ ~. Senne 44%. 7 mE PO or approximately 18 per cent in the out- ther, uncle and fee }- gg ——— St. Anthony's Chure thence to SS. Peter Ra my No 50048: reward. 4229 Easton ...2 » Se _ wr oe 73 the Washington news on genera! bus!- legislation developments The opening cannes ooo tani sac BW FOTATORGA~ euas ane Touisiana | Standing capital stock of $50 par value eighth vear. ~ in his sixty-} and Paul's Cemetery. Deceased was 4 ndeii_ 6678. wih (c3) | LET me estimate your vclectrical 3 to $3. " Alabain: * I'nfilled orders at the «lose f the fiscal! Ser, icee at the Ambruasate h - member of St. Anthony’ _ Married Ladies DOG—Lost. poodle, white, Frencn, an- P. B. Schutte. Ty ler 2647R. ? ’ are t Nr to 30.850 and October 19 + am Outset. | and lighter than a vear 0, bel 386 “POT ATOR S—Per 100 Ibs.: |vear were vglued at $63.738,.702. an im- | Manchester avenue, W noted Seen. Save Sodality. (cd) o31 a: to name of Snookums; return to Hebert. * re buyers at the der! fon PS en — July wheat opened at $1.05'2, Septem- | 000 bushels 3 ap nn” | rurals, $1.40 to $1.50 Northe Sractnere ee = $71.824.465 cver the previous} May 21, at 7 p. m. Remains het — pag WHITE —Entered into rest. Monday, May 11 Ss Jefferson; receive reward (c3) | SATISFACTION has many meanis | : y 7) ' Vy »> > : 2 ~ } j ‘ 1 ais ' . : . . . : r I : ° ’ mtn or - =] . ’ 4 . died on reporia of reall: Rg -gh~ ” . & ber wheat $1.07's. Mas corn wSilge, July — os 1.73 to $1.90; Western russet burbaak. | = wm a | PRES, | | fo warded to Sullivan, Mo., Thursday | to $2.25 )} Morning, for interment. (ec) [2h dear father of John, Willia mn, Jess Boston ferier; $100 reward owner's us over then cali F. D. Williama, t ive ed October to 5 OR- in the task j Pe The three nortliw eastern markets com- Saies of cash grain made on the FEx- R ADISHE Ss Home-grown, 20¢ to 30: 3 to $5.50: genitings. 33 to $5 DUFFY —Entered into rest on Sunday and Vrank ~ hite, Ne | Niemann. Mae eet. 28) ‘dom st. — ore. 18. mane (c2) 2887 We Wopest soa3R Serna if hour making recoveries of 17 to A bined had’ 1167 cars of wheat, compared | Change Tuesday were as follows: ll tips per dozen bunches; white, 2ic to | COCOAN UTS—$4.50 ver 100. May 18, 1924, at 8:45 p. m., Cathertre Newmans. , Seow a2 = ta auak brother, a cost, Diack and tan, resembling w.__Foges ; - nia from the loweat There. were & with 1160 a week ago and 27 last year, No. i red winter whceat.... $1.15) 35 : BANANAS—41'5c to 54%4¢ per pound. | Dufty, | beloved daughter of Kate Duffy ot = — AE +o Gans se airedale: answers to name of Boy; re- WE do electric wiring and “repairing y notices reported tn circulation and Minneapolis receiving 114 cars, Duluth | No. 2 red winter wheat.....$1 121.13 REIUBARR—Home-grown, 250 to 40c LEMONS—California. $3.50 to ($6) Qbee Carney). and the late John Duff ment naainateer, eae? o#' years 11 months | °°" Misa Weber. 3610. DeKalb (4) | (ail Rings. Immell Electric caused some liquidation of near . = 113 and Winnipeg 940. NWO. @ read winter "wheat......2e.:.. $1.07 per dozen bunches fm a. per box in fobbing way. i Dare sister of Thon mas F. and John + oo days. a af’ ‘ DOG— Lost. ‘colile. strayed. white aad bull, Olive. Lindel! 1892. Lindell 5 30. - het turned — Local wheat receipts, which were 75,400 No. 2 red mariicky wheat......... $107) ha TTA BEANS—Mississippi Ta -bu | aes per 100 cee aad are ,M. Byrne, our dear sister- weaenad from residence of Mr. George R months old. black on base of tall, an- Ww IRING-—$2 "A per gutter: | fixturea e market turned steadier as soon as 7 ~—_- bushels, compared with 49,400 a yeek ago| No. 3 red. garlicky wheat..... $1.08) spIN = ° PR mr eee | $3 to $4.75 ver Funeral will’ Naumane, 2996 Louisiane avenue, et 1 p. | Ss tem, ea Se 5804. ic) 41214 Chouteau. Lindell 5318M, ; tial eelline orders had been abso hed ; . 3 . @ ; . > N 4 |” ACH Home-grown, %5c per by | bOX. Florida, $3 to $5 ver bu box , a vill take place from the fam- d - - —. aeen addy ance! tater on the f ——— ane and 85.200 last vVear, includd Db 8 ears NWO ] hard wheat : ; . “ Sl Os | bo STRAW Ri RRIES—Arkansas. qo or ;liv residence 50 16 Nor th U 'nion bho le m m.. W ednesday. May 21, thence to Kich- FRATE RNITY PT\——Loat: ”Kappa- Sigma: $38.50 Ww ‘RES 5 rooms. 4 ‘awitches Dore and cooler weather ree t for re local and “3 through corn receipts, | NO 2 ee el, RO lec s tr ERKRAU —- Citv-made kegs $3.75: Tennessee, $2.50 to ‘ > wm Aco m4. on Thursday. May 22 1924. at g : oh ardson Cemetery. Maxvile. Mo. Monday; Cherokee or Grand car. River- m2 one 2 and there 1 a. yellow com .... -+ 0. S3QESI4c} SM wat’ . on ATORS—Home-grown nan me eh -Entered into rest on Sunday, May | Louns. widow of Wi liam Young. Grand Central: reward. Ferguson 472. | WRIGHT DOES IT RIGHT. Mitaker from “5.07% te 28.30c. ¢ Oats receipts, which were 114,00C busheis No. 3 yellow corn een. Rie | © hall, 34 red nansemond, $23.50: Rer Rivers’ Stages at Other Cities S 1924. at ». m.. Henry Estel. beloved dear mother of William Mt. Young. (4) Quick service at reasonable prices,” i tie culties about 13 ¢ aap he compared with 120.000 a week age and| No. 4 yellow corn .......... =9 1, | muda $7.50 to $°.75 per bu -box , “. 'son of Lilie Estel «noe Geers) and the lat dear mother-in-law of Henrietta C. Young FUR CHOKER—! = olf house wiring and fixtures: we Se ae “eidiag 3 to 22 points RS 48.000 last vear. included 24 cars local | No. 5 yellow corn .... fs f ta > ‘ : . a7 * . . Ser oné at e ‘ ; emetery c ea rew ar ey ~) ~_—-—~ aieeeee - ~- ria of an ey er stock market, Orto- than a week aro and heavier than a vear | No. 2 white oats .......+..-. 50% @51e TURNIPS——Missiaaipp! a ‘bu hampers Cairo, 31.1 feet, a rise of 1.6; Mem- | Churth theece E -- Fan Peter and Pauls i — i een “OD papers please | GLASSES—1. Ser eraereae sal reacted to °Re and the market was ago. being J86.000 bushels. Cern receipts ee ea. 1 @5c: home-grown. 60c per dozen cs an 666 : : FAHLK o alvary Cemetery. (c2) on ewcome (e2) 7 ain Lost. | shell. Mane near car or EXPRESS AND HAULING | reiy sieady around loc ee with prices were lighter than a week ago and heavier! No. 4 white oats .......... sae Yo FRU ITS. phis, 20.9 feet, a rise of .2: Vicks- “19 ‘ AMP Passed on. Monday, Mav Dy. 4 Frisco train. Phone Olive 217 ic’ f- - a GR a arrive aw mi ae f "al irsdav. May 22. at 2 ». m.. 2025 LAFAYETTE A ‘yl, ASSES—Lost, ~ tortoise shétl. in Alo ‘, | men ave your work done now; aroid ei 70c; middling, B0.Qbe; g004 midait rom Math fermann & Sona’ chapel. Fair No char e for the most Ee funeral! case, Monday evening: reward Ca iI O11 the rush in fall: manufacturer and inatewee oa O7c. Receipts, 36.46c; stock, 113,31 : i t Pee Florissant avenues. Interment parlor I in "the c city. (c62)| Pine. or Colfax 375M after 7 aeleah of National all-cast furnace. Wm, A, * — Gas PIPE CLEANERS = d steady. ‘ad Gaetano Arpiani, and our dear aunt 5. worth $300: half price for cash, Box S ady’s brown and tan em- WATER | ee i = ane sister-in-law. H-249. Post- Dispatch. (2) broidered; rewe rd. Forest 5288. (cd) heaters inetalied, ranges 4 High. Low. Close. Close, we the a eee aoe RE YS—loes, bo teeter bercet' a PD eenalliammm — ) | rah et. ke a last year when. the a oan Capital war ] our dear father-in-law. grandfather, great- i Pic TURES—Iast, 2 dozen baby pictures JOE WANTS 5000 OF i OF. sis FRIENLE x dvenced from $750.000,000 to $1,000.- . | hg ather and uncle, aged 8&9 vears. | = Finder return to Mrs. Mollie Bierman SLIP INTO A AIR OF LEVY’ act 00 000 In view of the expansion pro- ‘ mn. — heday me apad ona 1. at 8:30 a r 1014, N. 1th s a a _ (¢) BH ES. bri LEV Y SHOF Sav 4 oe m mapped out for thie vear. ante of a . a 2014 etna oe pret A oearea™. _ or PIN—Lost. monogram, initial : nC. 2110” MARK E" i” ll petety had bean expected to finance [pus Christie Church, tn os = } RN set with Soames: $25 reward and no|* el oe ‘ . ; ; , -amneted! W. H. Mark- ae —. om Cemetery. Relatives and frientdg invited P E R _ O N A L questions as ed eturn to Pp Wy - 3 , = ham & Co., 1601 Railway Exchange rv AINTI . oe \ a Nn uence HELD—Entered into rest on Monday, ° a>) HOUSE PAINTING —O NG pty | May 19, 1924. at 4:15 p. m., Otto G ee anor Lp pees . an save you (he a ee % Held, beloved son of Pauline Heid and| *® - ns: iO; reward, Were ; oaths ‘ Toatalnine asa Daugherty —s ‘ t4 ) the late George J. Held, dear brother of - wo, orest © __ fe) | sis 4 > Alivina Held, in hia twenty-third year. Post-Dispatch Want 4d Phones POC KETBOOK—Lost; small, brown: PAINTING—High- rade: for re ry ews an omment | ? Funeral from Wacker-Helderie chapel Olive or Central 6600 change. Swede; containing money and Prices call Gran 5376M . t?) ‘9 ‘ ‘emeters Please . — ' .\ Sa 3 “eee — - —_--—_—___-— 2.-D " milk: sieevelesedq. reward. Cabeny contract, furniture exchanged. 4 the Senate over the President's this u b k ° . . . leeyt Orphan Soctety ied) — ano, Ww (e) | Romont 2610 : ‘ | KUHNHANN—-Entered into reat, suddenty, FRATERRAL cWRATER——Lost. child's, green we May \CAROE auto ¢ trucks. exper od . od , , pertenced veto produced surprisingly little n ro en continuity of smpresston as he does on the May 15, 1924. at 10 a. m., a noe. RNAL NOTICES 11: reward. Grand EWS o41 Wyo plenty of clean auilte to take care «© F effect upon the bond market. Di- . di ° bow ake ws gn png ming (co) | yoaed. “bell oF ‘minis load or coum N nhann (nee f ’ I ™ ——— an anne . take. ete - onde il or inloch. Detmar ar 740) r SWEATER COAT — Laat:. white, woo! planet hh: AE Prectly at the opening Liberties of Imme late effect of his COpy. 80 wears ee ee ee Masonlo Pon Meatings funday. from machine, between St. Louis MOVING—-Local, long distance. reaso - the longer maturities reacted sub- | Funeral from Parker Chapel. 17 Weer and Valley Park; reward Olive sabe Manestar. 2700 Market. Homent ‘ hh AStantially and there w a soften- Lockwood avenue, Webster Groves, Wedues- GEORGE W iG ran aA ” | cients - States Government bonds Aid. mi or a out orty years H E ORLD and HE EVENING jgixty-sixth year. | Lindell bi Work in first degree z 9! | 7a Shenandoah Sidnev _ BRT iJ (ody | BIEDER MAN elnek effect 4H) " Remains in state at residence, £634) tors welcome \WATCH RRACELBET—Lost, Gingy on STORAGE co an, bales either the third 4 at . ° . . Lemp avenue, Funeral Thursday, at 2 Pp. | — A's IS CARLIE Nobile Grand. | a re ware, ol 56600 King*rury, Apt Randed warehouse, dood care and ’ nearest maturity, in whic ORLD h b d | 4 | , d b | im.. to Old St. Marcus Cemetery (e3) 7} V. BEATTY. Secretary. ._—s-_—sr_—s fe) | (393. Cabene 0 ‘e’ | eurtty: lowest rates. 805-7-@-11 rane . ave een S 1\ ering a con sistent y Sstea Vs Sta I > 'McFADDEN-—Entered into reat on Sun- | % — =| WRIST Ww ATCH —Lost. miver Monda» LIN | Av ‘ . | day May 18 1924. at 10:50 BD. m LE Olive TISO, Station ~ omnees Tobn 4 McFadden. beloved } usband of | SEA oO PROP OSALS i WRIST > > the Treasury 4%«s, the longest 4 d 4 h d I h f turitvy, which have the gre % 1IZe€ Seryv ice to t S a verti Ser. = irst dollar ever spent In |Lottie May Cain McFadden RE en orn Pee white gold. silver bracelet. reward. Cab a+ , Funeral on Wednesdas May 21. at 8.30 BIDS “will be » received >’ the Board of | ane 59° MREPROKKOr STORAGE Oo possibility of appreciation | HM r h . | d . . ° a.m . rem, 7, . vtweo § senges) nome. ee re Foe et. Louise, meres if comem viating #torage yeu ’ he j "117 Eaat (ran oul. levard, to oly Trin. | room
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‘. ee a — - — nmin: = _ . - ms; be » al . r vrs a or one Tr T - c a -~— , Bi aa IS NE POAT AT * = PES PS er eee - * =" : + es , ae . - i = ¢ , a AS ee . ae A Pe é * F} yi al TURSDAY, ” -@F HAVE YOU AN EXTRATYPEWRITER? If it is a good machine 1e you can sell it to someone through P.-D. “Want Ads.""Oa * Totes sa 3° LOUIS Post. DISPATCH. 5 wa LL PAPER CLEAN’G. ETC.) SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS , SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS | HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS. SALESMEN WANTED | HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS ‘HOUSEH'D cons FO MAI i, werk b at whi h —san | iN Experienced, KAI | | PRLLING ANOS — Ex r nome itehi d ex- | F yITURE-— ; y neat white. house é e i rua mes at ca r- | SALESMEN. Apply 203 N. 7th Derieuces oa SO) YOUNG WOMAN—With switehigard for brary tables, dining room | Pape Cieaning Co. p paper | CARPENTER—Sit. ; new or repair wank | WOMANS, Call Lindell 6933 after | nivais Apply ‘Ta Mfg. Co.. 1°13 a5 ve mene Ene act mpeeener’. | | FO | switchboard position and relief at ir for- | graphs, all. ay condi | | any 3046 fluores w " ” aed and olished. ‘Cab. by job or contract: screens (to : 8046. a 015 53x) | 5 pm Chestnut st. di ‘c)| We will cive vou a free course in A FOL bale Ueoeiened on sieeve “opeta- » i . e Manship and pay salary. pilus comm | tor; none but experienced. Imperia! | mation desk. Apply in person from ; c A CE A uu . a . , ‘ : r Sc A. Gudermuth. a ov cer andl “a if 7 1 = I a > : = Seioakd man. , WOMBN—Sit.; colored, cook in country it ay . ane Pte: me tt te i 1.DG MORNINGS ONL. sss ( ae anee S_COMEN. 2115 Lae ==? ‘Newberty ter a (6%) , or ter ms as low as Si full ee (‘CHAUPPFPLUR Sit y vou : - | — a? ° men received checks or $17 40 an gE — ‘ Co Sa sh, or sty x PAPER HANGER—pD york myself, wishes position ‘with private family; sin- take full charge of kitchen; will make and $930 respectively, and A me oe SA LESMEN—High-class, energetic, capa- | 4 h rt care of baby and assist in .V ASSERS—Ho to-house: to sell | SEE PR OSSER, save a ; oreee. and maitress, en ‘ ‘entral 7) are “sta ev 83 tae —e a er wd nee Haiz Atkins, T’ine compiete home on premises, take care aged "$8433 each for thei: enna ugh ne ble stove and warm-air heating furnace M gnolia.. no Sunday work, cnrld | 4 ae = = isS— ouse- o- Ask vour neta! 3290 Olive wt. MO , . ere ng 38-inch but fet VAT: learning a =n an —-| Street ¥.M. G. A Bomont 702. (4) of poultry; reference. 2915 Franklin. | hose are the possibilities we yo &% oad ,| Salesmen for central western Ht ‘er - a ee rates 2. — ~ nn a pe in: Onn make | ————— : a _ ‘6 genuine leather aone resis: Des 1 nn ad pwmaInT we “Th! ce: J } . : — - = - ; d business- VOL Vc} LADY Sit. : experienced, reliab! e } “ n ioin —T reanizs rhs th honest 1 1.@ application ol own La naw ri a aa! GIRL—W hite for “general nousew ork twe money if " ijt ine to ‘ ; 4°4°) Page kK L RN] TURE he 2 50. i;ray ename! high oven ga ai rake, Komont Pdi. : : ; ape .). neat an ? , , h oe 2 oe ' ; ——— | Vising age. reference. experience an in family. 53531 Pershine “"d . floor teen a tl ain han ——— . a - White ename! Quick Mea! oe APORING—Rooms cleaned. i3c and like: good reference: good at neuen | ey et ee ee ees Ee ities ben "op- oD ey) | ACY: applicants having had former retail, Cabany 4555. _ (e53x) | SALESPEOPLE—St. Louis and ‘Last St. YOUR OLD FURNITURE TAKEN | S range, 4 coal 4 gas burners, Kropp. Grand SN14, je ane “>| and penmansninn. Sidney 1770. _.. —-- ——- — = “) | or road sales experience in ve tine | Gik L—Young. with telepho: a Louis; sel! with crew; salary and com | TRADE POR NEW. 2 oven. high warming claset, a | PAPE! No a a +} DICTAPHONE OPERATOR—SiIt.; lerk; YOUNG LADY—Sit.: neat appearance; ex-| MOULDER HAND—For plan n "mill, only will be considered. Box J- “2.07, -D. ¢ relief elephone experience. mission. Pboene Bane Products Uo., 35° Bedroom. dining room sae living | ‘ 4 ke Elevated Home € ‘omfort gad PERU A it as we geeenine: Sa\ thoroughly aperenced: high’ school perienced; wants office position including steady work, good pay. B Goede & Co : (cB) | + i hits einen Selo ts AP-| Baston. suites from $50 to $875 74 stnes te teolene eodes Un Ande ; ‘ r -| ¥0 ‘ . & a vo, 2 . arnes | are res 00 a core at rugs $e : sme! $20.55. Hardwood cork 313% | top 108th. Fe Sard cleaning 2ost-T) position. Coillads . 'NIG HT ghee e+ aoe cood ~ refer- upholstery. drapery and lamp a ey = HAIRDRESSERS—And marce | wavers: awake women to call on eon _ ee, Folding chairs a casd tables re . , ater white ee hase ea th -- +n . DRUG CLE RK—Sit. , evenings: extra or ence. ppiy ontrose sarment Co., 808 mings desires resident man wi oO ers: nothing to carry; can. make & mon- ‘ 4 room suite. PReeRIR A painting, plastering, reason _reguiar: reference Tyler 2905M Washington, 7th floor. _(c4)| lowing among department stores. an oa oleae Fe iaitehess salaries and ev: we furnish leads. 835 Planters Bldg. rent EDW At Lane AN PURN. . ee oh 7 tor $48 2 OOL Haston: Forest 2552W. a aan Seeee anadie wand IN “NTAL IRON ra “——;,. | retail amd manufacturing trade; commis- : Pi Fe , . Es reos ro ker — : o- MAN—wSil.; eldery man wants work, more ORNAMENTAL IRON "WO WORKER — — i sion basis: to cover St. Louls and vVicin- 2) . +» one =004. ORGAN ST. 00, ' 4 R FURNITURE CO., 1! to recelve at- | HELPER—In pastry. white woman. board. SALESWOMEN WANTED a r_oS.. __Central 50m) > ™'recust st. REINA APERING, painting, decorating, reason. for home than wages, refe; Box G-~6, : itv; state full particulars able Co., 14th apd Branch. (c) | tention. Box 266. Realservice, 15 | B. Barnes Hospital, 600 S. Kingshighway. SAT. ESLADIES ee Soaks FU RNITURE = - ~ oe —s ° >. Sie | Furn. Houses & Fiats Fo (c60) | Phone Webster. ° . : ak : EX wall aper HY | Pp. wom speri-| WOMAN—Sit.: experienced, colqred, to do MEN—Our factory representative will be “ Cope» pe pe y Cleaning, all rooms Car PENTE R-BUILDE R t.s 5 Cer | laundry work and cleaning, jcc in town all day Wednesday to place : Foeea, Satine nae oe Sit ar"335 ‘Locust | Laundry. 4701 Delmar. (c3) . 2 (c4) c8& i ‘leave phone nmu:nber. Lindel! ' . ° mediate service. repaired; reasonab! im agers’ positions: qualifications are ood ie nero” miey, 6700 Raymond. Cab Post-Dispatoh. =-—— MAN-—-Sit.; age 27, to work in drug store: | PAINTERS—Union; come ready for work, | 40th st.. New York City. , PE (= ‘ clo ing time; a eo ot : 3h "A ER HANGING—Painting. © Plastering ae eo = e ng sme: | i rain-shine. Joe Ward, 311 0 Easton. (4) | SAT, ESMEN—We want two salesmen to; HOUSEGIRL—wWhite, for general —— Pe 718 Cherok ALL KIN DS FOR THE ) ‘5% VUSCS © able. Forest 24°76M (cB) days: 5 years’ experience. Box A-327, | PATN’ rPR—On automoMiles: truck hody | sell our real estate. jocated tn the heart work; small family. 6930 Kingsbury. SA LESLA DinS—To take orders; salary 3 =| 4 pa.A TT Newly furnished. 4 rooms « Oteeking °?) es = ‘ 4) iy) : id Oo r husines:s Oto (,ravois $0 ag s. 1c daily. 45 + sun. out- of- I AIN’ T > Rs...1° rT) jon: call nt “hon. j006 i torn Peay ar A tar gy not laundry. 149 Linden. WVvdown 145.) BAL E SLA DIB 3 = To take orders, we de = stuffed ivi na aaa — our own ve As 4° Fi. AT—4 rooma and. ‘bath. rent Sai PAP RANGING P : (od) agate, Sic daily. $0c 8un.; ° bailey avy. H J. Wright Dianing Co. | nao 9 at call com i arn inal het ween 8 (o4) liver: weg Pg dt Be Pda evenin ; $129 = Beate’ ay alka tes, 3 pletely furniphes 4 noon eee eee §=— -_ , c4) ; tT . _ 625 c an arket. (c4) | Di we.e. - er uesday " “wgod Thoor Jee fini + dow yy done .ery reason- | MAN t.; Elderiv man wants work, more display. 45c daily, 55c Sun. Discounte, SW Pontia _ ; : es -| your own Coverite: workmanship gn ! E ine efty (ail «ft a Cabany So06W for home than wages; refs. Box G.26 per line’ Agute—-3 times, Ic, 7 ties, P4iNTERS—rirst-ciass union house paint- Gonterman, 1202 Federal Res. BK. Bldg. work, 3 in family. Gall 228 N. New-/| > SALESLADY—Enveriences _ in ladies teed; terms !f desired. ¢. J, a RR A rsa, pa ee | Poet-Dianateb (e2). Qe; 30 times, daily Sc, , fue. 2c. Display, are come yeady for work. 4359 Easton. Broadway and Pine. stead, opposite New Cathedral. (c4) 7 eg trae tone f eisiine Boyle Shen. 6120 FURNITURE ©O., 900 & 7th... . KO STU FL URNITUR 7 telat ’ asi ere: ) 7 . . =. a ee j ; —_— —_--_—_—-_ -— -- -— - = - ' cel eer ER efe . , s ; » . wos: BR a NbOT re ee ae . : “ vat ; aah a eam tae aibee atl ' atmues, Se: daily’ Se, bun: oy pe | PAP ERHANC ae And_ painters: — (P =. ES. ESMEN sey) ae op ee ee ite. for general | 2.,use- Easton av, | s ‘ VER —Steady work, with cars vucks on commission basis; | — . ; or Terman 23 manehi?’ | MECHANICAL, DRAFTSMAN SIE 32 MEN. BOYS god pay. Call after ©p. mm. Grand | Sura, Abd, LUKE Como Be, owls | HOUSEGIRL—General housework wae’ | 11 FOR SALE—WTDII | 322: a 5d ioe Wee AEY'ACSGwaliines ox ret WALL PAPER cleaned, $i room, also do pos tion with reliable concern as checker. | AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC—To~ install | _5879W Wimer. eee, requires a live wire who has had ex- 1252 sood home; $6 weet ing and bed sultes hte” 4 ei -* vrices. paint washing. LAndell 5558). oe | racer, designer or any kind of mechine | _ accessor 2827 Locust. (c6) PASTH BO Y—Experienced. 3739 S.| Rertence selling insurance, pianos, etc., FORCw Sy. = plete home furnishings ag tc z ” belmar 60 (Beil or VALL PArEN CL EANING aone promp drawing. Rox H-16, Post- (62) / AC STOMOBILE PALINTERS—Must be first- Broadway. sai ail and desires to make some rea’, money | HOUSEGIRL—Or young woman, for gen- | WALK ER-ARMSTR F.co.- x” POGM Class Avp! v sos Olive at. i) PLANING MILL MAN—First-clase, | on E2 a heer retin Autoe > - Sateen *k; small family. a = Post-Dispatch Want Ad Phones Opposite Public tae bet ) mq, 7 ND 4 TERE, , - Olive or Central 6600 Gas RANG Quick Ty wy apian. tte raRT NT > « ?~p AF K Ir HANG KE r Git: : wants ———— PAPERTN 7 and cieaning done. ; Hault. 91° Sallebury BAG ; 0 Mall Tyier 1P45W fed) ~_pney ye act 3 hr s N Plani ul Mill Y ‘o.. 6300 W ells a shop. lk Os your present opportunities and can fur- | home. Delmar 4620W. 730 Belt, second town, agate TA Sua.: Steve Corn. fat up, WALI. paper sd paint. oor 2608R. | | Sherman Move Sidney 3537M. (8) 7 = , ona Tad 1 AI hy. ht] a707 W ally, rk. i Own A ’ ae > =~ “weg | eee an tAKE 7 hir lant Apolv t eG ( “arroll } — = ‘ A sc hat ice, ‘ ‘ hi i . . . lg , } . . ° Mo : PAPER CLEANBR—SIL colored man. » & ar nish good references, we will place you in| fioor. (c+) display, 45c daily, &5c n. i WALI. PAPER CLEANING 4 Bay room $1.50 room. Lindell 407 BAKER—First hand: night worka C504 sndlaeenin icintithasiaiatiniasibcetiaaseaiins % position where you can advance in &4c- | HOUSEGIRL—wWhite for cooking and as- | per line: By Bw fog 1c; 7 wey GAS RAS S—_Bive on - ee eee wwe ee etter © p, me. PER HANGER—First-class. wants work , — *!#enolta. (cl) | PLASTERER—First-class _ mechanic: | cordance with the development of your| sist with housework; no laundry or out-| 2¢, $0 times, daily $c. Sun. 2c. Display tien. t Russell ay. v. Sianey : . a “by contract; very reasonable. Tyler BARER—Light third hand or strong boy.} _,/ather, eos Swan, efter 6 ov. -; abdflity and —e—S ac - y RR heyy a Gide work. Good home for good gir! 3 times, Ic; 7 times, daily 2c, Bun. 50, — : } WALL Par PER CLEANING: en Cabany en °6 i 508° Union, Nsahville, Tenn) YOUNG MAN—Of neat,appearance; | ment in payment of secretarial course. | NAILS—$1 a keg. St. Louis Belting and fully guaranteed; $95. ——— a ; Colfax 99. (c4) Supply Co., 509 8. 4th (cd) | Way. G0-CAR’ tg AI - cyeed twins. Be bederation | experience not essential. pred ai V0., O09 § LADY—Y oung or old, must be obliging | NEW city map just out cts the route RANGES—Of ae | j gc t : : £0.00 POUNDS of old tosthers: pe. ach chee aan yy ' Co. | ow AITER— Sit re) Hable colored man wants work, waiter or porter, Box W-28, P.-D. | BOyY—For mac hine ‘shop work. Bayer Co., | - ——_—__$____—______—- --—_-- RATLING WORK ERS—tIron workers, fin ! rd . 4 " 4 . . . PRO FESS ] ONAL , 597 aE (4) | __ 4067 Park av oe ae we. i "heen ane wire ‘kergs. Ornamenta) be satisfied to earn $30 week to office work. Goddard : Co. > University st.| @tart. Unlimited opportunity for ia NG “MAN—Sit- laboratory. 26 Metropolitan FPidg. tc} | 10). (e2) and homest, to run small store: do some | of every car line, every street, indexed cooking: $5 week start. Box W-173.| and numbered. Sent postpaid, 25c. Fos- r old “Opes. wWe"s0 _Post- Dispatch. ter, 410 W aciingion (e682) £5, wood Pare. imar LEDG sER CL ‘ble to, tal retrial balnnge PAINTS—We make best for your or time. Kelner, 1034 N is liz Movir must able to take tria a ange, ° ney. NR woe Os - om Ss Be _sales ledver. 4th floor, Aloe’s, 513 Oli Franklin av wait Cs (cB) Reel SUR ROOM F Th cee ne rag Be agtlhmen-e4 - MAID—Colored, for small hotel; come FAINT—Outside. white and ay. $1.26 / SH r NE BOY , , wn, agate, c dai! c Sun. Toilet or civil engine de ” ons ws Av. Mapies , ; y. 4 me oe ept.. ~ years colleg BRIC KLAYRRS— good mechanics, $1.75 2 Re V" ty a e 2 ) — - pout | Sener Medical, yt — 45c — : 21 . Poat Dismat h 4 eee (4) hour - long fob M Hanna. 3800 Kile: SHC E M AKE ar irst- clas 72 A pply 5og N Dupin “oe arg sec - a $c Sun ’ o hae ; MAN—Sit.: wants work in auto! Bellefontaine car, 6400 eouth Tavior ear £5 (cd) v. $0c daily, c Sun. Discounts gnition and battery show: some exverl- | GapINe TM AKER—Apply_ in01 N “jah | SHOV -: eee White: at Gast Brewery. line; Agaie—S times ic; 7 times, ence in both. __ Box |} "- 21 _Post-Dis. i?) co “4 Mao ot ee ly 8c, Sun. 2c. Display—S times, 1¢; YOUNG MAN-—Sit.. 24: Soe | SAENET MAKERS—And machine hanje.} _Proadway care, end of line. D. J. Mur- 7 times, daily 2c, Sun. 5c, 30 times * tail harderedh ‘aoa oo work wm re~' Reliable Cabinet Co,, 1440 Blair. ic) —— - — —$——$_—_$_—____—_— . Starting Monday I will put on five men “ eat ict! | GARPENTERS—-For general repair work. | SONNE. PLANER—And — turning- -tathe- to represent the firm of W. & H. Walker, —Apply 008 N. Tay-) morning 9 to 11. — A et ee duly Sc Sun. bc experience: now employed, wishes - . , : “ ‘ “ee operators; also arberuaces machine , Mintmues & tines | aceount better future. Box H-22 p. Apply Parker-Russell, 5514 estan gubvater. Write Georme A Welter Gn. Inc. the jargest and oldest firm in. the i¢ OPERA TORS— Experienced covering ma- won & SONS 2219 S. 4th DANCING Young Mi AN—-Sit.: 94: wants poaitic Fey LECTOR—First-class, experienced = oth and Catlowhil) at.. Palladeipnia. (o4 |direct. The big field today is the district Franklin. Savane Se ee ft: | i ‘(c15) | REPAIR PARTS for all w ; Olive or Cantral 6600 Seg MANS , »~%; Wants wsitic slay ——P Iret-Cias experi ce ) | 2 ’ alas — : yw ma : ine dai _——-- - - — ——— have s@lling, collecting and oleic “ a installment accounts: one who under TENONER HAND—Applw 2°97 3p Ath, field and yeh have the real proposition OPERA TORS— Experienced on ladies’ | POOL TA 4ES—Two. 2802 N. Sarah. (c) rr ane. deliver. Wye > e Sold agate, §0e | ly. or & ‘ADAMS’ Private “ancing Schoni- S88 perience; salary secondary. Hox W-168.| #t4nds the business and is not ral p ; ae a (one We have twenty-two assistant managers dresses. Solomon's, 1508 Washington,{/ ROAD and railroad maps: all parts of the upply Co.. 8009 Kingsbury, Disp! fiy_ and evenings. Lindel! 4745. 3964 Poet-Disnat ch. ‘| ;- references and bond required; u — ———— : —- cur here who make from $45 to $100 per)! €th floor. (c) | U. S., at ‘Foster's, 410 Wash neton. (*62) RUG —9x12 an en 4 genu - 3 yest Pine ee. a | a | Jeg; are thorough! expe ced ans PIME soe ~29 Sean nan, aA to 1S | week If you are — man we want an | OPER A TORS Experienced single needle TARP AU L TN ae ye —~: a chairs. 4568 nani. “a % display. jbe daily. Bic Bun. eo: . . me a} ‘ a g r ° : a; 2 \ 3 > age: 1 large r} } act | as : i t ) _ a “ . - _, . . . —_— x e#xrtr ry - y LESSONS — Any hour, eis ] ly N{ Ww A N A 1) M A N ' x or : on ‘er state = por rey remy 1 pga t? a va ' + a . ~ ae 3 vos machine operators to work on all sec- $20 value. $11. Ratineel Fo A | so RU GS—Bargain; ns. ais per line: Agate-—& times, Ic; 7 ion fuaranteed; reliable. Ol des! ; o,. 2 th rn; sta age. | ce an a ain you until you can do your stuff. t ¢ whi duck t d ho ! ° e ae l i eT ey e 2c; 30 times. daily 8c. Sun. 2c. Diep ‘ “ . WV ho can write the ki ds f . 7 UE eee ae _ - oa ~ yi cted RR xX ‘> "45 1’ 1) ic4 "ha "all r ’ Px ” ons Oc v te uc coals an use 82 3 Franklin. (8B) Cc ean ng Lo.., 262 4 Olive, aid ag y , ray Lafavette (OS) n of advertising von | ¢ __ 1S? i ke Oo ) The Walker sales organization has a mem- : Af oo J Cor . : need—mail ord fh they’ COOK—White; competent, sober. $. - . dresses. Also operator for Singer two- —~—was eee =r S times, Ic; 7 times daily ce, Bun. f PRIVATE DANCING—441! na er OF meneral lines: . cs month, room and board 244 Wash rIN a a bership of over ten thousand progressive dle cvlinder chi Only |. | TRUNKS——Wardrobe and dress; xminster, 9x1Z, , | > DANCING 16 Washiseton | save you money on every 4 G card. $7. WINDOW TRIMMER — And needle cylinder machine. nly experi- | **) rms f mismatched, | : 50 times, daily 3c, Sun. be. ranteed i G lessons, Mrs. Mi!- | py; W every Getatl of cam-| ington bi. 2 Salespeople. If you want a permanent | enced giris need apply. Angelica Jacket | - Metropolitan Storage Co.. 3950 Olive. (cS) atched, new. Brasch, 4 j 7 guaranteed , sons. - Mil- | paign; investigate this. Box W-306 S — . eRe . , | i te - 2 3 Minimum § lines “Delmar +p ¥ (c62) ; ; : : > eo" ee er a "oon a ‘ar | ‘riter: | wear: old St. Louis firm: rare | Dever s¢¢.4 long face in a Walker ofiice. | ae _Franklin av. (c65) r “arcadia Schuol, 3517 ie at. Both SITUATIONS—WOmEN, GIRLS; CUTTER WANTED | Room 305 and 306 Pontiac Bldg. Mr. taunt $4 floor _U Be ojApply in Med WHITE LEAD—In 25. 50. 12% pound ay a9 ew Oe At ntgy” a | FOR WIRE—T-ion truck: ei) or bai? (c8) | CPOMOTILI PAINTERS 7100 NO x A (opportunity for a young man |/-_ J. Donovan. (c2) : —: ohh kegs. 8%o. ver pound. Railro oe $3 2 contract. all _Riverside S74R. eT * 5 R'S PARK. ORf0 Gravois av. 4A th! Dress cutter wanted: also ounr man GEA , O17 > a ra = | PASTRY COOK-——-White woman; board ales Agency, 823 Franklin av. (c65) r~+- . OR HINE-—Foerd ton truck*ulth o s@ancing every night and Sunday after. | - os C4) | Who has had experience in ing room | to grow. Box Y-317, Post-Dis- SP EC I ALTY § SALESMAN | room. Barnes Hospital. 600 S. Kings. : bad age a ‘Dou ble, maa ny) four: WA cee ans, ee ee TEE co ‘o excemt Monday night: class lessons | HOOK \ Sh] iR- ee R . ex |in dress factory. SCHW ARZ = y > D>, ' . gniwa~ (c2 Beas -— aan | it, Sanetas ona’ dae a eee) Tmenee enn 8} : urroughs. “4 |1508 Washington patch . (e) A nationally known manufacturer of | MISCELLANEOUS WANTS _!ngton, rorest siuarwe ee FUR HWiRE—1. T and & ton urucks. Lesson® ‘ — by the t a iM i best of sallentiania ii, ose ytd ne e rr : electrical merchandise hag splendid open- | PRESSERS—Women Apply fifth floor WASHER 4 Pe first-class MM th aime piente. ‘Trier 116, ’ — —% of {ms wear, (Ser wh d Mrs. | DISHWASHER—Single, middle-aged whiie YOUNG MAN USivone on ween Fumi ing in St. Louis for man of executive and 508 W ; ie) — be dy instruc ia fe®oy ; wiman. 1444A Benton si ig (sb) man Voney. 313 1 ocust -st {c) fe Bh ag ris and + ee ' ras ea ice tr - ®& Man who can hire, train | ~ t Seinen. distinc ae PuttKer. ras ag Si _—Call_ S028 Garfield. ' —— - ~~~ | CHAMBERMAID—Sit. by experienced col- | DISH WASHER—W hite i aa rrrerea — —— and supervise salesmen; direct factory - | PRESSERS—E erlenced ladi —Geneva, copper gas or, Wanted . by | ~ ASHER— te; experienced. Ap -— | “= . A y con ae xperienced on ladies" wash - | DETEC ' - | Orel woman; or nurse. Phone Delmar piv Wellston ee Irant 131 po seed A Yo NG : MAN-—Colored: some experiemca! nection: permanent position: splendid oap- dresses. Solomon's, 1508 Washington. MORRIS CHAIR Wtd.—Used: with ae per cent discount. Marks, 3186 Se RUTOMORIY. vi Ww — T ves |; elas) DRIVER ; AE tte pee a ees nm tailor a ry work ji \portumit for man who can qualify. Apply _6th 1 floor fe) | ions: must be in ood condition; no G ‘ f ition. - _——— kinds; any _— 2 ° - . — . — Iv ER—For one-horse w mm. to hau stere and delivery. ,obiter-Romer . n person to Mr. Abrams. Ro ‘310 Me- | —_"s dealers. Box Y-207, st-Dispatch. fc) Ww IN 4 . : - : Det TIV ii—Licensed, bonded. does shad- | COOK—Sit.. neat olores _— : as ; . Sgn. , ‘amias ss ; ©. hat oom Jif) Me ost -Dispatch £ ae an MACHINES —Thor ~ = ely inve my eretl Saleiiines Aen et SL tg ene ig Ne ah ne AAS bes od ot Rh -pooys 9 ight ty brine oe oN am . ‘e2 by ~~ el. Luesday afternoon or Wednes hap me omy AO =Paced pay on “Goodmorning | WHEEL CH AIR wrd—t!° sed: good condi - Pay ol an ; $95; q ng We ri - 25.0% cash for av ple. confidential: auto service, 3ATR | (: ew -_ | : = — Lennie = ; v. tO ders, orde _— — nhieteinn eels athe : : tion. John Wederbrook, Box 120, R. F. : : : nnes T° hone Lindel! 510° 150) { ~~ oe ry i dle aged colored wom- | ELECTRICIA N—Must be experienc ed in a dav A, ive 3°O pb a ~_we . Frock | At tory, 1031 Washington (ed) | YD. No. 2 Clayton, Mo. | W ASHER—Eden; good condit ; ; re TN NARCH, 3118 _Leeuat. ees ER WM F. La for . oe . is S—Experienced on dresses, to — _ 3624 Garfield : | _t-indell 21214. . ea | Fast St. Louls. neienvigeiiig ae Colliers Bit Ay ccnnee nel mee oe went connection with earning pos- “take work home, and also in the fac- wl wea eR So err aa WASHER—Baay vacuum, like : 7 giane ape euto parts, Oth and . DRESSMAKING—MILLINERY |GIRL—Sit.. colored, to clean by day. Call | ENGINEER—Night; licensed: steady em- | a . Co.. ®R0O1 Hereford (e3) er. stea dv position the vear. . fuarantee against commission. Sea SPOTTER Ex j a: mahogany finish; Vernis Martin; full size = WwW: cars bought: quick gale. et ves 1 inde 80° yi ; _— = ahora -- y n! vo ee colored ; “ ‘nace hy home bSTIMATOMh—For planing mill. mu piv Northweat Tire and Battery Co. %: Mr. Cates before 1 p. m. or after 6 steady we } “~y > right -p gag = yao, f mg twin TY oe: and i swinging inger, racrifi | ‘ : iO) | ons cook and general ousewor feat os owe _— } e re omit, us vs ana orth t ' ", ‘a ‘ . ( rk ‘ aA tres swingin wr e | — —_———__--- -— a RBomont 1°36W ’ —_— ex perienced: answers confi lenitia!. Rox ~ _- z. M ~M K ~ 9s Tuesday or W ednesday, Room | Dyeing and Cleaning Co of é ‘Grand icoleae, vis 034 — a mn Hh Rg mn ied 9) washer eden. 32 a ae ' RDS Wtd.—50; a HOUSEGIRL-—Sit.; colored. to do light es 1B a ic@! G Boring ima; “borthenst corner ‘c3! | BEDROOM SUITES—Almost new; dining | glesners renteds Louis Wolken Fie pers: ready cash. Lindell 4026W. . : . ee ; sl az ‘ al omnes 4 . OY eee T ~ ; = a INSTRUCTION _ housework: willing _Bomont 1924 if INISHE -*R—And- bution hole maker on AGENTS WANTED_MEN =e on immgeri. ic) STENOGRAPHER—Witeh experience e; must) suite: overstuffed ouleas piano, shaee- | Oring and Humphrey. ~ on “ae ’ culture tauxhi, marcelling. day | {UU Sti hEveER—sit.; in motheriess | —ont2__Aoulv_ 825 Chestnut, iat floor. | (ene : fe ; sinha be able to do general office work; state| graph, tables, rugs, mirrors, lamps, etc.; | WASHING MACHINES — a ar q To aned on automobiles; no n evening. position secured. Talbot’ « home babs Phone lindell 4r21iw ‘4, HATTER ‘To block hats. SOR N Tavio : anal ba Poet vod Rar ceed ‘ Ange Ng’ ee i i a en eee 520. P cxpaqies: give | all beautiful: se}! very cheap. Call im- Rn. a A ~ Cc. — ae sg oe "ie on Semrtetsy erin he an de N, Taylor. (2)' HOUSE WOMAN—Sir. olored ladv w (o4) ly a ‘i. & oo rr ae > ow Sec Ost ~2715 ‘¢) | mediatelv. 5127 Cabanne. (d) ‘ue if an others; cash _ a » - Your Jean WwW ma (a , - — colored lady wants — . 1334 Kranklin, St. Louis. Mo (cB) [p t IH] d 2 4 Morton , nutes Auta eri c ‘ ae 8 te TER operating pays well; to do general housework or factory « lean JANITY YR—Expe erenced. S11 Locust, 7th! aGENTS—Men and won ' af) ms , or Ora ion ea = |STENOGRAP HER—Young lady. having | BEDROOM SUITE—Watlnut, overstuffed Co, "08 Bp as ote. ” } ’ EE Bn ‘ re learn in few weeks Ask J. Lin- ing; good references Call Annie King floo! ic) i toe new it try ad i “' a ree ry ° some experience preferred ; work includes living room, walnut dining room, refrig- — a aa —— ee ena im $95 Arcade Hidg. Olive #052. (c30) Bomont 3190. ~ | JOR-PRESS FERDENR—Young man. about nines: call or write. Wilinus quarte PS, Chicago come ditatiede "tn sae aaa | erator, rugs and lamp: sacrifice for quick | WOoatG . pareaim fo Pry _ —- - i : oe : i o @ aj ite ik wl § ? tatio nm eales epartmen le: ; : pe | condition: ain for - ; I S—Learn hairdressing, manicuring, | “Al NDRESS-— sit colored, vy day: c “J OF af roe arty - Se. We abou : ; Boyer Mfg. Co., 1741 Missouri, St RATED AAA-} of small concern: offering opportunity for ys og i seme : eee | takem in bende am the won ) Frees Wtd. Badly rand at aieases, Mt. Louie Ache: "Tee } Lind s IORI. mended Box Y- 336. . Post Dis " ~~ louis, Mo. : = ; ; advancement; state education, experience, apartment: call immediately. _ | Washer and dryer. Re hae Lane. ’ 100 care wanted. We Pray more Rl. : ; ESS ' oe red wonra , aa —— -— : *“ENTS—Count distributers se!) ev Tio ace and salary expected. Box 0-246. a - wringer; can't brea buttons @ ’ or Beauty : culture. 34 fl., 804 Pine. (c8) y nan, jan LALORERS—25, colored mete ian AGr . Ing Bt : an) othe | in ¢ : i _ | | ermostatic auto ic carburetor con $ n0 ienal adver _Post-Dispateh tASS a D— you sell AVE: Pee 2910 > Rashi rectical course has made thousands in. | eg ry fea SS—Sit.: to do washing at home. a and Vv ande venter. ia i? re ms , - ies = v3 on is with T . BRASS ae — Complete: $4 to eee | rh fon. Bement 110 ently Moler Colleg “sio'K Sth, LAAN _~ ae pas = a ae nsom AIHE R5—Steady work, LIT Pae ubles 1 ‘ag attached 2 ute Market unlimited, ELEPHONB OPERATING | hotel: selling out; extra springs, mat-| SEE Levy first for A >» ; Ke. N cB) | ——" ae sit “— oF 3 dass in | ASTMAKIR—First-class ucoure: eagynstime no drilling: « automat icali. cacth with We recognize that it 1s hard for a girl tresses and dishes; no dealers. 3515 | and secondhand AUTOMORILES WANTET ‘ es A TGs vo apply unless looking for ar vor] what Ford ial savs do by han ‘al Produc on . to apply for work the first time We Pine Bcd r | kee : ! pig ea : : ict proved. tested and found O K, ; - - - We A ENTIFIC © beauty | culture : kught tu - dt > | ne i : ee wig + - good refer- | Da erhar it Last C‘o.. DOW Mar a) a P Aa . ‘ Mi } 4 hey; i a ‘ 5 . na J , with pete “eg A gir! -~ and _ w ill he with ( ‘HIF FOROBBS Two. 39186 N. Grand FREE ELECTRIC WA ; 7a HUB a! t MiSro) a4 your equl ncenier - arert ne aa uctor At A non Lf LING yT y Phe OPBRA’ rORS—Day or Wight. ‘ ' i der rare » rise \ a o- | Method of aale now being used doing over them oniv in our employ ent office. Bring | } ‘Tyler_ 480. (ec 2?) a Geneva Vacium Mey r aman t LOCUBT : - : — Cw LAUNDRES Sat. : colored, 3 days, : pav ahove scale, permanent situations ow 4 : 7 - : SS O0O0.000 worth of business annually your mother, sister or girl friend with | GOA og R ANGE—Very cheap: Charter « 215 N. 7th at. Phone 2) ve qearen gen 17 and %0 stead Bdmont ., =a lriangle Composition Co... 310 Market st ln = "| eee in good condition; cash or time Kiener gladly furnish particulars. , Ay © arn aviation. fobingson Air. LAUNDRESS—sit colored; wanis small | ——— (ce?) 1034 N. _ Vandeventer. 4 288) JUNE BRIDES, f ish mI ft (hrm, St Louis Fivine Field. te7, undies » ho thing, ‘OTYPE ors Oni ” - W t See Miss Harr " ‘ Cc ty " o5 ye : 200 # oa ee ene ee eee doulht ety ecko cmmitons ants FOO a ace een (en neare 5908 Edam? O*| Broadway. ee OS WTI : : ae Ve i) ae . N-c'ass operators rie4 A mn . other furniture =. John cpubeenanceaaal , °° ' Trade Schools i LAtl NDRESS—sit. colored: experienced will be given consideration: speed. clean SOL, iC 11 TORS—W omen: salut nd com ” SOUTHW ESTERN BE L t rEL EPHONE Cc MB N, ATI ON RANGE See ~ . REPAIR PARTS S for all 7 , Z Jun 15: $190 te $i — enn a Wed) “ Th , * ” . : ' proots and abilits to han lle all kinds of i8sSi0ON. VW inter I>) ig Co 4000 J 20 Three strong salesinen for the St. Louts COMPANY ‘ (ee) ( I ( 7 E—Good as new, ¢ 4 ; : é 3 es j vo us. MeN WOMEN—$100 to $300 monthly on eaindan * - > he AS wereea riday, best ref- matter are essential qualifications: n. HUSIERY SALEauKt— : ———— {| district, preferably between 28 and 40. cheap: moving. 3713A N. Flopissant.(4) Somate" $ soliver. Ret teen "ie more. AL MOT OR So overnment service; permanent: 17 to = — ive union shops, 48-hour week, xood , ALESMES— or im “ est: | who believe success is spelled with four | TYP[sST—iGxperien =~ | COMBINATION RANGE—Goal and gas; | — => . — STL, 7, a buyers | » traveling or stationary Write P bvAl NI > ESS—sit . colorea; Want every ing conditions Address wit! aoe poss! ble house-to-house proposition, 1! letters . T—lExperience “in ) addressing enve- blue enamel. 14°95 Blackstone. Cabany | ALL KINDS OF NEW : x ~/indell ent. St. Lous. Mo . quickly (c8) _day out: have references: call from 5 to | formation. ue experience. . a 901 ae lede. afternoons ufter 3. . . ee Applv Steelcote Mfg Co., 700 inj ~~O 7 “y : , At wholesale prices: gell in ir a N—Learn barber trade and become in- : —'_".™' Forest 2910 Addie lee Rogers ployed, ealary. etc.. S. M. Feder: A ne SL A MRE, : APE ee c ‘ola; cash or terms. See me r , A ; - I > a - . -— fon. OO | nion NX } 1] Tan _— — - - _ j so AITRES . SR: STs - * le ar days; or bi ing eos home: best ref- | __ SSeneeeaeenee Se ee —n sired In preference to straight comn CAR, pend Sisk 14th name only. Levy a a. —_ % . OF FIC [Al 'S ( ‘AR erences Lindell #8727 M AINTENANCE HELPER—* | sion basis WOM ANa.-Ine wenereal tase iii. - annette. ane . “13-Lo ih st .c™ ae : ae —— . -LPER—7 ’ UMAN—For general housework; must be | -——-—-— —— ae EF ur t re a 6 x : 44 PA TENTS obtained advice ana Aa LAL NDRE Ssa— si it experienc ed colored, “ eek $30 per week See Mrs i) . - SALESMEN WANTED For interview § te lephone good cook: good wages. 5807 C ‘ates. ic 4) DINING Roe M—t umea « Oak: “plue Ruck’ ~ ni ul ee tw "* Oniy ; driven leas than LAO mile ree. ue J. Larson. 105 a mth . ; Wieoine pada) se Slane ae out: good ironer : _S o Kresge Lo. 524 W ashington a\ 4) Sk { -_ ow Lean = m* o Pe motometer. cannet he teld fro AUNDRESS — Sit colored, wants 6. 5600 Clemens LEADS FURNISHED STANDARI FI dT Muesday. Wednesday. cook: 10 hite, cok. men 30 eR must brary table and two chairs to match. | Tomorrow 9 a. m. Im loded Gey guarenter. at @ big reductic THEATRICAL Wednesday and Thursday: oles tric wash- MAN——Experienced coffee wacker ion NANCE CORP... 40°-03 CENTRAL NA SS Woman Sam. Siu Tarn — 1278 Washington bil. (ce) sa! xd Sed ete ae a evenings In Cllr pProfit-eharing sale, op ) rien . reference Cali Sadie 7, 107 \ At . Saewe « at hal TIONAT, BANK BL le und shop Street Terrace Reaity Co.. ” 608 Boat- B AG ? A TCS HE R ~ WOMAN—For general help in. candy kiteh. Wecdine sda v n. _m.. 42 0 Arsenal. Se. ee diniaa-eoe poet iy ¥ all. Box W-340. Post Disnatel eke mais , Call Lindell °°! a mer 4 bon Olive men's _Banh ik Bidg (e8) J Ya —- Cc *HASE °8: experienc ed preferred. Apply ry FI AT—6 rooms. modern: good jocation; . Axminster new rues, 22.50, — | 4 Hudson Co ho a ‘perienced child's ise have oh anit fe a or bd taf some SALESMEN—With car. for hor ise-to-house BAG CQ. e Commercial ee eee 7 Shop. 5105 Delmar. rent $30 to party buying furniture. For- | binat.on range, $55. Overstul ac , Wishes a m ey on. €all Sidnew 4! MAN ; x cense, 830 Hicko > selling in nearby territor Pheno Bane . , es a ae OM AN-—-F or office cleaning: one da} P , a TOA ES atten lour and cane living-room Sun ed mages beautiful of all Hudson OFFICE GIRL—sit.: capable beginner, \. oor . ? x pe ence Diating good fu Products Co fo Kast To. —e - — Ee ee ae (ca) ApD.y 1001 ‘ ‘entra! Nationa! FLRNITURE—S1L a week buys S50 worth Three-piece wainut bedroom nig 8 . b- E M PL O y M k NJ T | with thorough knowledge of shorthand x 2% 22: Pom-Dispatch SALESMEN—T. wid’ aan wey Sgt S—-Apply General Printing | Hank. Ea RIES (cB) Refrigerators ane ani stoves at at s typewriting, filing and clerical work Sid- ‘First-class on tenoner an icker With car or ithout. Apply to 2715 Co., 101% Morgan. (ch) WOMAN—Unincumbered, iniddle aged | 4) om apartmen ane Out ON? ee A WA N T FE D nev 1770 (c27) anne hime Weliston Planing Mil! N 15th st ete Sex Ws CASHIER—ir!l for dry goods store. es , white, or elderiv settied girl for genera! FURNIT URE- ee pr AGE CO.._ 2618 Franklin. = — } , “ oe , lis be - ——-- -——— erienced ire ferres , nouges ork: “% adults: good -~vages. 76231 — - - — re J . spare mounted for STF NOGR Ae didnot , 7 mookipeper, “ bt ean ore ae a rs SALE SMEN—?0 for auto accessories: ment hen A “1063 Ho Nemont , ns 12th ' roa) FURNITUR f—Of 4 rooms. 2 rented, pavs Hl : @ur other ey Spetedes wn o " 1 uO, neg or ago Copying at om “a3 a a een of k dee ee +r nus! aa able to stand progspecity, S819 a " i ‘e) rm MA nee : once — te bet i rent: ood condition, 3325 ay aston. (:3) aL refit eae mn eale te ” wt Fe ‘ a rs ( ize. 7 mp! a ‘'ottawgre lel tae ane P a c cere ; sing ais 4 -= ‘ spin 7 — —** = position; willing to work = position FURNITURE—S$1 a week buys $50 worth FURNITURE STON SIP iecust m ie Paar - Chestnut st. . vO arertenen — —— Poe. Du tcA We SPTINCMGRAP HE R Sit : competent. ‘ : oe =e (Cc) | SALBSMAN—T, eee oy : = | CoO & Olive or Central 6660" | years experience; start at once or June MAN AND WIFE—Fa: be work; or will grocery ‘trade in ieieheuste manne age, RED GIRLS Y-14 * CDisnateh. 8 Sab (ot GAaiF 7 il; . 1 ta agate. three lines or le ] Bow Heloo Pokt Dispatch, a (62 rent farm 60 acres " miles from sat eApe ene lary. ty Box "O.939° "| k 7 » ee oe a —_————- a ae eaving | ; re | *) Y » ; 923 IH d C hh Sei: . 50c Su extra lines she datte STENOGRAPHER—Sit.: with enough ex Louis Tyler 2160. ast 3 oN. Broad # Post -Dispat a od ( he aoe ut a “ — ee ao YOUNG LADY—For general housework. “like _nes a =_ Cote _ Brit nante._!= 112-114 N. 12th 7: Th u son oac un SS eee Rr per ‘ine, Agat perience in shorthand. tvpewriting and mA ——For ra irniture and Sten ve ato SAL, % “SME: a. EF ie ied” tiated " _" = —-- ippnapeaatinn ciecdanieanal ‘) Ann! . 8403 Lemp. —— FU RNITU RE—Five a coms. new, sac AY (‘ ASH or CRED in ’ cial ten beautiful car in oe, Ic, 7 tenes, 2c, 30 times, dail filine to handle resvonsible position. §& cleaning and repairine. Om, A iy oe ee an gy BO 2 COnK— Woman, ready to work. 1303 N YOUNG LADY—As ; apprentice in hair- fice; no dealers 2014A Gever av. (ce?) : — , eptune blue finish Si 1, Pee ad anc @ + ‘ ' 4 - -_~ e : oe dressing shop: references required. 302 FU RNITURE—Mohair livir room __ wet, OUR GREATEST 4 ain , . ee pare tire, ¢ 1 519 er . “. i@ sacrifice, Act qule er Sun, ze Display-—$ fimea, Ic; nev 1770 waht you can do; $18 per week Rox be it and ether Missouri territory: ei sa a alli lee ‘ . . COOK—White woman, during summer, in| Arcade Bide. _ 2) Se ee ee i. a OF STOVES — oe or tre ‘?) ‘ ‘ u F f) os ‘ ‘ " } ] | 8) ie L)) spat h ic4) (ime gt asa side line Box y 4) 8 ‘ ten tly 2c. Sun. 5c; 30 times dai:y , STt NOGRAPHER—¥t . capable beginner, : 2 ' : Sc, Sun. be desires to mak connection with firm : oo _ ee : country Apply B13S Victoria av. (62) aa i efficient work SATESMAN— Experienced, 19 sell « guar. | COOK-Eaperienced. white: references ve ST LOUIS STYLE SHOW | FUR itenentach 0-12 sm er tues) AND FPURNITE a we el) bi| B/) ual se (4) — ss - A ae Ose > en ad Min imitein lin where honest efiorts and " eres tonne corqramendartan | cwill be rewarded: age 16. Colfax 9 M ANU a Af ru RE R antee iler compound, liberal comruiis eo Apply Brentmoor place. "Phoms , ic?) Wants 6 men from %5 to 4) ‘ears of age Hon OM lmith Lud repeat bustaess, al) ot Cabany 397 ic) MODEI S ’ . Say ~ Thareday evenings... a TR @¢ y , _ — ‘ NAIL Badan FURNITURE—6 rooms; good location. WE SAVE YOU %4 ~ WoMAN it colored, wante cleaning, for city work: 7 to 8 hours a day; pyre t ime, Sales Manager 669 Jransjo COOK—Girl hit c t MEN. BOYS aundry work by day. Remont 18862J bay, vermanent. Cail 617 Victoria’ Bldze.. ‘ation’ Kide. Chicago 4 2 iipntindtgaay Fn “ooking and dows First trvout for models for | , full of roomers; rent eet pucetes \S1SS > 3) ar ha ‘ ‘ - iE ater oy at ‘ . 30K Ww *rat-Thie - bBALESMEN Severa. soung men, anibi est 3402W (c4) ; - . F leaving citys t "Bee, F' #. FREE! FR - the St. Louis Fashion Pageant, | FURNITURE—contents of troom fiat P e q _ Goupes For Sale uick Touring, #50 Down BAKERS by allrouna married riuet ceNT A sit colored Wants cleaning o : - Steady; cry or coont 410A Mar. * roning bw the day Lindell 64°47 ne Mit.\-——Youne ana middie aged. -o run tious tu enter sales field: we ve " ‘ . ’ ° ae - . > a . ' > 4 r \- traing: iong runs. 2045 Walnut (cB: thorough course of instruction; “salary DINING-ROOM eee: oe ence Fs > ‘ new: §& months old: ail or part. S900 Handsome ' aa. t Sanitarium, (9 at. Bates School of Dancing.) Kenner. ‘Rr L an gare Every Purchase of $10 rt; Oli e O77 \\ MAN i i) ‘ ' Ouse wok ‘ bh 7 ——ieee « __tc8 ' | MEN—2, fo distri but ; and co nmission Westerr Tube & Wire N. Tavior a’ “3 Ate | We — FURNITULRE—See our 3-room outht et aS R sR: light second good ou bead woman Lindell #0827 das oo ae eee ve eanes Co., 222e 8 hous vt His steady position. Ad Come era b aie usm. at + a. mM > Wis bella .’. Jt! (CS) a ee —ihi = r eee “ A | v colored: wants cleani - ——— —_—____- -—_ _____- aC —= Women mly ee rs > iF oN | Ae po Mantra K- nea aoe. = (2) or jaundrs Phone Delmar 5397", Ke — a to Oki hom Ark -009 E ugen. a SAL. “ESMAN—Younk mar Lb o ianhoma, Arkans can make ber month; Chevro- — ; : aw DXF ’ rk cB? ' , © “wn. ree! Oargains. win lively firm: wm experieaced. and ' ne AN rauslored. —— day Work. Clean ec anesi Cea lets sell themselves: experience not neces VISHWASHER AND MAID— White. Sal- | eVermung, May young G pinta th = — pay. chance tor advan: -ement. s ; i ae aa ~ «& Co., 1199 aw SS eee "arkvicw : . a: (lf rr ED 7 cash and $1.50 each @ E eeeks employment t= jerman, WOMAN — German middle awed ® \shees % Major, l to & DP m Reo in 4. 100 : and ask ¢ for | Mr _ Marr Cc 4) L666 ee epee —as good walk, perfect feet, beauti- i oe. — — ay aretare Sins b-niece ’ elour covered 4 a "ew = == ro eS Merrnfeid. Tagle Hall, Jefferson work by the day or week 3Q41 Olive Grand = ‘c3) SAL ESMEN—To sell Chevroisis. See us _DRESSMAKER— Or ‘talloress: f ] f ] . li r terms. Pastel Furniture Co 1201 Nol davenport suites, for $97. - * ereon , Speen oat 8S — fall Tingell 2e08. (4, | MEN—Te you “are earning less than 935 *“* © GRINKAM. JOUNSON. —- a = no ——. 4 s u ace, pieasing persona ity, _Vandeventer shes “ (e ' 525 bigh-grade Bg eis 4 n . NTEP —s rhe —- taak . ae. OMAN——Sit > expertenced colore per week and y « — ; ‘ ©. or ek dave; : ve exten enacts ' aaenes. erate "Forest 4340" of ‘loins Shot: “sr manship. see us ite bp -~ ‘ae 7 te oO LB 3% So Kingshig. ‘way m. 3T1A De Ba) iviere, ur phdéne Parkview refinement and of courteous de- FURNITT RE—4 rooms, new; equity $7: “$100 ‘-plece reed fiher Jf | . AMa snd , eo = > 2 ss a Dp. om Room 108. 49455 ,; Aa gp ‘ to _ Grand — 74 eri Del nar wart 1866. at fe?) cash S207 back, at $25 per month. ber ing reom sutte«s $48 40° } S. of Ceurse. 137 Olive (eS4 NS TER-RUILDER—Sit * experienced ~~ - hen Mad LL —— 9) | SA LESME Oe re og er EUVIPHONE OPERATOR _— ‘ portment. $4": must be sold by Wednesday Wal! S735 bhieh-ecrade r— 197; HOUSE. KNTAgeS bust or repal WOMAN- colored, tronine. cleanine ME: =» pest 30 years, With guod ed —$5 ner day while learnin ; ‘@) ERA pa Experienced : 4107 Osceola ; ="? | atenm bodvens ites a aes" yy wn -* * pass. coupe. large Die: immediate service. B&B. Wounds rouse work of any kind. Call Lindell 6723 ; plus initiative, for responsib oo ks an aeh ee “ ~ ‘ , wk 5 Position permanent. APppiy | We want the finest type of St se . aie me S200 & eet a ultem a Belt pom. ete., ke a new car: m = , | TOM ANI . m. to- | whether —~_ a ~~. DD ——t Qe 6 —* lt lly
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TUESD pA 20. 20. 934, nd eds. ar , > dini n as ' z —- out te. — “4 rie ‘ bi a, s 4 “tt > Goops FOR SALE) N Cali at MHeehi . Taylor, Parrington tens TURE—Hicit : Whose it cemova Qt! 7 a 7 | he 2 | Ss Matter ‘RICKS LITY 6; = ; or L , ‘ SA \e — ad wu me ” AT ] Ow Bargain e€ PHY is, v, : . me : . * ; ee the home ent r ror Miture , on too = your ga S U T a ure : ‘ bo a : y ano ; rh ty) a un - th r Carr ; ther f mul @ ew ; ma kes rm. 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' / Ta bole ' b ' Bes runs ge. ? ~ Tourin mst ‘& —— 8 & —— — Post Lorts prices N THE 117-993 BT" y Ufo « to $353 io lage as ——. J ~ ul barge ic4g VOC Car £ 4-evli : Misoe or Sa — SSE. my fur n on ali HO eo e RD. Me mn 3g bu; should .ofe - HOUSES & — .» ' ° | ; Det Th Boy ES ios ge ! om mig our — be. pore: « A — shed — or Sale aR a Fo per a pte ; e) 4 Btoy ’ Pew r apy) ] ( ae vie : ; aa tentend db and sont bia (eae ——y oTRI ires For Sale —— | OR cy ' - ; . ‘. ‘ r oO hal ‘*¢ oe 8 te? 7 _ ite ' ’ “ . >t) ~ en o* “’ ‘ : ~~? . e wT °*—- « Werke oc? - # ~, aaets Lindell smacn” 801) Dted: exp POs ful pen Sund ' SOR j — bop g Odi the term eaular 20.402" passenger EB —$" 50 uD. rey ys For a if we you tray es =j = 796° | nN Auto Co” ulily Inde weal) mds 2318 ween) at 0 0-day res re. antee ) up —————— : Saie desir kta ‘ay ron “ } o ¢ 00 ¥ equi \“ ters Mi drive ace a\ an: ; @ for 90 de.. . 12 lite rt : eh . hen pet j mea anc t ORD. La) “§ 4 $3: 4u bped } “a “ 4 ash- . one ‘our Ruarur , G tar tT Vo ’ Pairs . ’ 4 sine m1), D0 & ~* kt Guara,, 4 furnished ie tee rent $40 tod) | real (OU pe ee! Olive et Geren ‘200 ' Netor need the + “+ @nq ‘** 646 Vaelavet irse'f os Car 1" fone Cany i ai dave. Clinic, tala * a | Sert rE or om oh edt. : REDUGE A — STURA eye al after Taree ae |’ sonel Value: eany serog® _~ Borers 0010 | Nene is ae an BOUth Bide Buity woe eee ie a homamota. valved ‘ +5 { — ts Rg” — feda 40 o ‘ PT a. . ter pe »§ Bary) - j ' TEER / in 18 Tee | = ; —o "zs 4 k at) an ‘ “ 44 4 ltamt: ; ~4 r *' —— ~ ? ~? ».? ; ee | " - ' / £oD ; ] + i 5 “tee . i : 3 en $ en fom . or ’ : fo a D SL IGHTLY :D ‘ et ai tt room fi DLA | extras: Sigg ee 1830 So dette: rang 2483 8. “Kink Nee 6) 199 DEMONSTI oe La Now on E A | a ae 4 B4x4 S795. gi! cigs | BOATS ant eS e a TORE FATLY U See 2 644. Ps sou eee | OR erintted cu or: | PORD— Roa, MEshigh «a { BUICK ‘ATOR clede at xhibiti || EES New oes 95: al! guar. | suage, oe 4 LAUNCH ' s _ Oid RE GREAT LY SED Fark. “ve. all ae igs rap. punatiion: ry GRIT outs: nae VIR hully Kk 6 TOU RI Sarah. O on in the D | 1 fe gs fe""" "922. Teel have. Sack “- ; Es = pecta) tur ——~--—— ae "y- » _ OULD ™ ne « . ee 7 leice , Au s - vee ' an a r¢ tj “sy ) n i wo oll 2 ; 30x35. t* —— - , ere afl ~ he maaret cheats _ New 'LD Goops wy ; Ae ("y, "aot? an ° goa” ya . = 6 744 , _ in : mnrN is Sood $ - — antee as te iipped : same NG DORRIS__ 19 pen Every E — Showro [ Tain oe sabes $1 —s S4ad S4 #9 cir ; ' 5 ia . “of FF Setemeen food ey , reas, -+ a RD a) Bs term. '*” — we Ky Siigine ot ew, gue ] e om inca ai Ti meed times | ot ton . ba panges. } t.50. $1; »; s— ar ee ANTE ‘ L_4 ry . er Ne Cr HK ® a eer Le , “a Sc Uar- ; pa s 4 nin 4 RES—Ne re ‘“ tires yy EE "ae oe , 0? « so “4 ’ aa ext Ah pets, { D ar pe, 108 Jo new a lps nar i luth S | inted. Pas Unt a Ege ~ . 16 wa Pros on es » S98 S16: «© onckes of dw urniture, ext ' 235 aah w. 9>es.- Sing ** al. _ ide B ( seng il 9 a3 ea uare yw, bm \ Ee * and 1 © offer f bedroc 86. teen! o tan ire, ellings Cou — mS. Rawet ) 1 pie B100: one 19: f uick DO S er T P. M. 3434 ae 4aia hieed fe?! aie vat bene rd eredicl a n a iff ; =. " of r “ey ' {) 4 - = ‘ers aur e f iA ‘ ~ e 1) %¢ _— 0 rd a) ‘ ‘Ox. nd 4 o “Ah : ald : . rritat om Ca. be KER furnishines. TegtiRtive ane N imar erty banat ‘ire rahe OUP 8 ‘Blige whe Butte MS. OF Oh? wae a five | Cabin, v406 S..( ura — C 0., cere -1919 M urist, put j yA may $1 30. 75. “sitlese, 50: eat h ine suvplies. Wr seiventand ss ° ATM re nab di s—rF a ty ~ J = te ‘ o & fey ; , , like ;% 7 v e . née ir j . ay. ‘ . up . . . - x , : rh tir 4 . Pub) iMS’'TR at} | Ne urnitur 7 "7 arter 4 as* 4i°> on! 7 RI - ode} ’ 1o mut er ity H . tube Used : . ana n te ic i LONG owest ts, dwel *. ca seat IAMS jee tig 5 ee “ . ta..." = ot OF ” a irviy " ic . inn ( ha r e eae ait TY - $1 ‘ife — ee alt W eee rpeta, ~~- POR , Bled uy . ” 1p? ons c 44 ° 1 od n ot 10° ) ra ' 7 - lire ¢ ip a toe we NGE Tary, . 13 F’ Prices, (itn badly or SD, ‘or len ye .DS . _ +4 ! } 4 Tine > } Jtini eu | ' mi oot 0) i" assis, nd BELTS ’ - j . . ‘bre wi sieeaaen ; Wie ta contents = ours | $8 BTS wp ep eter | CHEVRON bones. Seae a orde fo put (RER—aS . 1400 Cheet ACH ~~ : RAN I—Qui ck 3 06 oO] a pr ee lots : reir OUpPes ° {)°> A fry tty ’ A eV ir v Caan s r 4 ( e] j 4 t 3 - ~ ‘ heat INE = GES ‘Meal ive.icl belmar 860 (Belt cr need | Weshing:.* ” 740 , REPT: Belect fran® ae COLLET —F sh or terme, D nd ‘-Pa n ord non” Va ee © » a4. BS , RY ramee aun a). 32 ane) (Bei! poner, shinece® to close eur" e4h Wt gp © ' fram. 2 1a Hig Four, 2216 6 erns pain 55e€ er. ; . 23 te. $F np. op 7 ae a aa 304 Oh or Kinloch) | RON » tlese But: i...” flerson oor. Dt M: cugy | CHENG fr, ~s58 Wi "§ 1922, $1455 04) ORRIS— 19” ted. nger To baa On Kundore n.” CRUS For 8s , _i¢ 006 brant sic nd Model, a0, pri ri RNIT j (8) ) -4 AU pe / terms al har ly 4 . WEN eve A) mrs n PUL! j = 1. Jeffersan wi; term DOR 20) M uring (' } , P . Vande fais i. i MER ~i a4 ie ull Boue ankiin av, uD. Hon. mat R4 dot Wie | WIL 5 Lys, a 1K 2 a Ns. Buna CHE VJ F165 Rone a Ts 2 D el eae Mode] ( oup ar, Put in | IG B. ARG AIN — Macy —s d Sy men's a yy «e 46 an = a rion? ~ " eAtr « f) ' “ ii” on Balt \ .f eT ——_ — ‘ I> nec? > = e o ’ y ee .3 ———— " io A a” +Ufne ° ‘ca RE “ » hen 143 IRD —é of r a Tr 4 ; or iste - 6 erin _ , rr ar nan ail OR Me qd . ; put 4 pate ~ IN ’Y e mm Pree ——r ’ ow . v. sian pet_tSs6.__” 58) ops Ce ee it ke | HOLM $4) ioe LET Touring twa: Ly | | RIS del 7p in go Zieranioed str TH ERY bought apd sala dne ni y amo 8) | 2A5 pe, en Cae . M tos , te —_ iz Four. * Teer ey —1917 i-Pa orde 32. «BB, 1 4x4 fr CES | 308 & a ania —— oat pe — eee chi | Oped even inte moc 7 Olive cen: ‘ene . CHEN ur. 2218 8. Se = | | ('¢ iM ss. [i Fr and — ‘BO! LE hy _ 7 A kK 7 id. John Rd ‘ JM Ults iiffo Pen ew, Mf nod: , a1 Dae se Spo 10% ka) ———— Ss. Jef $1: IT k - od ~ 4im ] VAR SA 0 ag? lee “f tan before — — ° Li , ; ry) —— eee ing. ender . , . x) f¢ 6 z , t ‘ 0 i ' ! Ae e. ferae: 2, j al 4 f el , , Ous pal ; dD “doe Y cor re ~ ute ; - u Other Fae’ Wid —Bem casa Patt oe oUDe - ~ nha hes ; +] , : en ‘, biting loos ec. ter a he - ' GRIN AM * yo i ('(Q)] . 1919 Mod om . i ass. Tc ine, put nted. SPR 2rer Oo Washing . pr ‘ce and ree Motor Bar - Vv Er)... cee : 1948 tae Me ing (2. Bole pri o S. Tevia ia . y [AMS at ont ned (. Come aa tw: _ Grana 11635 ss AM TON ss 23 $350 me ik 19 . el j Pp; UrIN C in ord ECiAL, pa —a on. (eo4) ere Mrntorx« ae 1" motors gains — weed’. en ee “ae | wee “Coonan cust. Open? ad Mire uf Course’ ont 4 driven CHEV] es Kingshighws 19 Mod ass. I'o) & War, p er. Factor i4 SALE sere aaa — oA " Ve ee Se on, . ‘ oa ¢ - o\ Pitot ri ¢ * " = , " nas T 4 from pod makes: — ieee irs a on Aner od (ee) 7 ORD. pen evenin ‘ Dee es ‘ ay , $1°3% Puan $ an wee new Ahn ramen _ oie Delir sa rst F Painted vic | p P ee yY Ir ing ( ‘a . ut In order 8 ag ‘ qe sf iugemer oor AON TIRES Lok mtn Main a gyer OF yt ton ' ek. @ a te Yeu or weer mn ce al rice a) large cm — Sune mA €* and s BOM P eta new oon Ve Ra 4 1 tires +f ~ (oR ) . ‘ S nge ; ! , e us 's 2 25 ’ . cords. ae aS MA’ ‘ pis south of Market 2th Tanner ine Purniure''o” 4011! woneaunes ok pheet tun’ kes unde Sia pomanter ays eet | Grane 2EP © coareain geog 1925, | AIGE—1929 yy P Sides ix cn fotd S808: Boab dak ggg ng, 2 oft - Coe eel ron. 8 t et Clerk. T ie. itea ule: “LI S @inde ver a _— $440 0 1 C 45. BEE 5. Kings’ NSON — ’ it . ; eninge ts yng OS. 34s | type. cor — GooDs—p S 14th for the large or emer ent? o | FORD. Pa of ae. aneedome er as I S JO! = al pit ROLET Fo s*Detmar’ | pone painted. odel 4-Passe in order and a Luisi bt rave id (-———_— a Morgane ow 58 ‘ roo . ee lorace lor . a ‘ ou = _ irae pag eter I ‘t . —— J — ‘ei mar ] n cy ? . ° i Ny } ; e | de ive mari ed re ame ed eonth« Post ih GEL . houte ue “enai Sn or Al) desc: | T 'D. B Lb —T$ St ‘nh v4 9 ol ATs ’ iT } $39 r ‘ - ora rir mDder h red nen _ | the ¢ Hie . nters YY ee 4 FIs tepaich “w el y Fu or dines - au. ame)- new - contents f! ger laree . 4 A T wy, Y ’ un Ppec Upeere 10 F llasin ;' wi “ 4 kih > terme a eter s end ee gue ‘ taal }j one lS LA HO Ww ROC row pr pony j i. ght Mg j fosil Solid ae ine or ¢ A ww Aa PA wuarentena. aha a , , Bchot wel! nd «s Year. exXcent;| late ) aoe” “Sa iS tete °9; a4! perfe ra acce T = iA 4 oa oO. Jr arante ‘Oo tre Mia aie. 30 ‘ral ones ‘od. 2 ii b) hoher ings. inal ! Was: te . Plion ¢ 4 P * a Peanri eTe . ’ fan . ; cr Name! ; +o ———— ; _—— : jice t'e ed ‘fe . j @ 4y tc 4400 ins—or $95. 1208 Sepeled: - or Kinloch). Poss. cae | PORT naiae PAY. See th bares . i40 . ‘ ae ry y - ae r own 4 aij -_ Broad. AL REI e ar Rliery iJiw ‘ > . ”" . | fine ‘ ne [+ 0 r eres l _ . ] Fa fi } or Ss — AH BU ibe. ed ower Dw Price: Ruck’! ee Sh eran nae er anar mer! sit coon laze $200! roryaitere!d green: * rae “80 | overhsuie hele of eras. ist 1 ae 3 ____ SUILDI ine oily, $5 ae. . : " : ’ » —_ es ] e ’ & | 4300 DING MATERIAL 8 ‘ “80 times °. das ~~ genes ‘ . . . Post- ; P ’ 1) Nort i ; tipsrye _ ain - i ' ere a | es nr r rer g r 0 ‘ ’ ' na , / : - . einer” 103 meal a Me Dridae ee sed ; twine — i i a ar #44 / oF ext Parl. Anarene moter Is4 Del. 2 4 FOU ; ee 6 a p ice +. Ps. ently + f nie rte mad ono ei ee \ fece j May 7 — b, SS secondhand 30 o 7 (tmes aa rT — 4 oN new: ba of cla | . y. OR Dos pen be Pe: Loree Chi 4 © ark hi} ents ow: | wrices a.” 1 use oe ey ca Mo | ATTEN ney JR4S ver. 330% red hard ‘a. dai! ily 2e [ID SUNROO Vand cash of old lai? 2 Oupes Subdey ann.’ . S ROI pen Sunder’ 2? Orth. | 4-52, on a ) Wor ane + ‘ or ENTION. © - 5. ae Af imam y sc Imar, 3 00M events or old one feathers. (c2 eahae ene - h and e ron Overh ht. | day «a del 7006 4-09 eno hig a “ 2 ed N. CONT oad um 2 . od fion FUT : ( r Page. e Monta ; pay & Th @ 1n?s% mode! ° reNnitnes SAN ayied oUuring nd eo * ), @\ en A a Zier " iz . on ‘) Car re QO, Pitre) Ri’ , ea “Tr ¢ ie7i m simone ines te GER OF e@nst NITURE- (c58, Delmar 865 1 Feat: Oe | enprec appes) ot eien a Poe Caan. | new ty see Nings' Me And [Bie : . \ r way condit > ‘eteene dee ee Lpersy A vi usicat “Tats les. ATOR oF 865. Be! ther able late haneeia’ 7 Bt value «: ..* i 7 weim eae ¢ geting J complet MOUNT) gen, ‘ \ ~ iS a ms loner pd i toy that ex pening OLIN instru Card nw wt a e!! - te £ains inore oe) , 2) — - ‘¢e as nd i ” AR, nor L900) ely TT qc’? 5 | Me ne st a . , "3 afe in a rete bey,i lion and metal of r% ae eT hy Ctlon - ADtiGgu tabjes. pound aah fee) Sellin. — Nir St : % kr on “ f « Is ‘ ? “4 a Uet mr tires DON ‘ mrs a ‘ Ta? \\ TEE : Hire ™ . Veatr } cent le pike wm } MOU me orm . r ‘ Miw'y : e t . wal ing mi 1 UF! ’* erter " ina Ses! HE ‘ines ® 7 avi in mee Fe ie e = sft os ec; nent i“¢ . s8 “ rloek byw : vork ie. . ¥ ree, : o%4 re ; Mil ba; day } ae rag Nut enc ure aa!! or y or Mow La Jj ———. dem Vnotr npr ling eng mr. Bie ou rin) . a TT . , Cb an mcrete or ef Se: no f ming « is tone ga " LS ad © at ers. nad bonded us for ovin . elie: NORD Theory noe ‘ gor iP AA . ei] On Ars. n my * ~ 1 we mf¢ arr aire I ane . Predue rong@er orme 4 ‘ur 1.4 4a ticte a ° a 7 Art K ox Ch Odd tract motor hest g son. Open DE nen nf . 9 runt Pourir “i @ 0 al st . Clennam . arns © toads! $215 Saae ete jucta §=6Mf and tim O we uty n & = ’ 7 air BRA ~ 0! te a Prices. pe) e* AY, F. 1 rr ? ine 1£z ’ ery ine IOR ’ ‘ . ij 7. ier ’ of 40 ° ry if ; reer r is 4 - ; err ‘} ar Riddey aft, 23 a. & SCH. Ro uck ' Movi 7. sed = Pa hi. EF cond late ba DAN i O° or f an pe ry Me dell HF . Brent fy ¥5? “_ Pi” #3 tie luet 1 Bta _ LA TX RS ™ 08 Olive r mont, oad ar ng an nA { ars ein nn on ition new mode! : Bivie —~T ou . . : »1 " A ty . I. 00 rec: —= a 004. ln os - orth 1? ses $+ SA _ ‘ aoe taus t re {Re — Beth me (e862) Central 2978. eople! R ~ ver of- nar 64. “ Fr a 20 ~~ AVE MO OM R lhe | VV et ‘ ,'tt# be rha oo £. ine’ €* ri al AA of _ De &* ‘ f by Del ry) d ; ’ . / i \ ; nd =~ An 4. RE, B I P? ] + Ie Nes¢ . - Thee; tm? ! 1? oe Mote M MIM f ~ bd rf) : 7 = per . ry i Fine 4 Dp | aw ° ' rt . air * aye B dc} TS for ail easberem wee (e809) Es| | ) ‘ ) (' () I” DD We rv nes nnn or, 4 oT . ers ah ,- as cone oom 1H 7 iAN ° Course. 4] n ey —— eee iy ty MZ and ext R&R a, tan = . Wanted Tee : " iden ayn see — n a8 5 4 elit eir r rest ay op | ood ns ’ i. “= OUr ne : _ ee Sunda: “se 4 . ~}? : . A - = 9 L _ ROOD Ki ‘¥down One: ~e cal Pi. |? PF P ne sda , § . = "4 Op lark , ke anni pat oy brand ne “ Roni + e a ts } — : — or. | “tpl tales teed. YF — Bb- ) re me, en; * " - fy? rr ‘ o i »? u ’ = e = " ver ‘> , “ " iat ~~ 4 . ane mine reain Papin nuine leath Diep! “yt? _— tet ap ran DANG te coup is de- apd ate wy in # = 1nes = I OO = te ales —— highens ate ponen eee ores “ | tor ai4nt Ry odetl ; “8 a : E io “” also er pee eee 7) e€ i Vv. 78 . (kK ry * = rites rriaroe rond it iis . Kt “ e i) atito c a “ms PaKnee : and my, ; sone r, 282 cj a ‘ tora. vy. 45 aor bey ne: ow ; t : nr q@ ‘ . fur _— Mm f} a , aid Phe Cape tt = y "Ts : a Axmins 24 Olive ning. a diapioy be She font Sun.: Me; 117% Ess $ MAKLA Pe. a Sunda Linden) ements 190 down tj | Beautit i A/ N | ef ns LC L0THING 0 A@edieno | indoie conn | inst i aa Matched ter. PxIz “¥ ae line sébe daily. 55 tly. h0e ang Py 2 , 19: iE ¥ COLT NID , yr R and «e¢ 5 ,000 Pie Orthuwe Very ry A ‘SI i] T 5 h Or? Strat | ‘ Oats . ze W td .——24 an, 143) J, R145 SANXePs rumen Fe —— od new o> c2) Der | cf un: £. a ' . enings« elena, "ae Pf little al ror _ im SO) tht) botees i, or “ f ir fc; gcte— un. D ° SS HUp A\WE ' — &: ar 64 0 Ct ght Sj or ai ewer oid or | .o ee ts Sal ov ach, 26 elight! 80 times 8 tim taco T: P Carre! yy) Pn — O . Ss 8 rs ° I BS) Res » to § ve wut tae rit sald § 6 ~ da: ¢ ual rn ’ . oP i) per va a aie to ‘ f Xx S ' on 30 ne rn ad nve 10” ; ritone ive [omnes a Fran 7 | times. 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Ri or or rd (' to] : ip . r Sale dr) , gooad Pity > loc ipse. 4)°7 and "@® Car as g¢ © #8aIn ney |! . 1? Fas Auto AOes and ger lan » « GO Cal 3 tric ah. for iy e.. | Riverside ps r ba) f o ol ee on evan 61 ’ like Ving a tive 7 ate - lar 1929 . > 4) 1) a , I j ne @, —— f TL} - car ‘ th in n Pp AKT, rod j Sain Cely " rflec: —~ lninut ite in : rgan Ge! eid a BA per Aa: 7 « wk abt. d ' oO. e¢ Lind ele 4 ah «550 ae role A and erfer AN & wil! e te rond| | nes t mob ENE & cent eva, ~- re S HIRE. YJ. ren th MON a VI ie ’ Seueenint seein lw ND M eniag i only $500 ‘ D T ~ be id fr tlon || | — OR ric; « i GE or ’ nd, discount. Copper ——— or cont 1. 2 and | ° 41349 aut ‘Fo ON af, . exter if Roy *. 4: ake | ~~ OTOR & ok em: Saan “ONditior OUR | y worth om ne (Sur Fo fo) ov ; ith, OY a aly - Ma ——- — TS Mh Dk a ad and oe 4 i” ‘ roe T . rd > ‘ 1! R17 -_ r g 0.) M 4. rr. Ror ¢ 2 , / — a . ny les a * Gs 90. 4 F aport ] 99° rama ( iat. -« A || —— BRO de Russet} av BHER—Fa terms. 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Weatad’ ‘ine dail 90 it i LZ ’ - ‘ 4 . : . - . ’ , ry | 7 ». “REE! \ OU _1, TO Ve AM @utek’ | one ‘K — Roadster rs For Sale a wend Pheee Wudeen Phe hee a evrojiets. Buicka tod Automobi Fe inday and even 100: terms temo: unt: | BURR © Bide. “Olive be wr ite Reliable | Sune { Amy Suburten Z pl pons - : uick - enbek . : r J . -7r erat . iicsha ae ‘¢ j rR, vent OS evis i > OUG . ite £7A r t's o '? m7 o"C Stn v1 rhe tira ate 192 - “ - ' & aiao tude? es F TRY ng Loc Mo. + jE ON b 713 Our dis oard & Greunne 7: iw EM ht n| and un trade *hadt't, medele. Sf hers or Sale ope e—Liehta ust. Ope rh Og NON-1. 713! fun: @oeee ploy. Sheen Handsome REE! 2 od axe ee i teense ” ene R 1088 et ber 0 haat yumedele: S25. down FORDS _Miscellancous. RIERE IS ight delivery. @ PS" | DALTON EMC ‘arth. Ti Like 02) | Diecounte | ec detly ’ . 4 tae t @ sat Nee ry BF - $y , me int ec ring niate & ~~? omy? a. tl NG— 4 7 ‘ —4 a pa i. 4 y y Py re , | resent W on . emnee . ~ pourri ne “ean . . A N ‘3 rev . 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DININ mu ple ‘te, $17 “By or Sale m .. 8 rune | ster Jaen a 4 Se ‘ on. ani R—$asn ae you ourings Lond evenings, Lo Automot Selling 0) i i "noth re en eer ey | $75 SBes heute tan pre tically af | Mu Ry » ; ’ iw i. 7 var ‘to * % , rwlte , (wa on tans } " ant ‘ ‘ ty — el) a’ ° oes 4 I z , ’ j r 2 at Diy Re “.ory) new AN tf ‘and oo & NITCHES uek Touri ick. 28408 ow. at @ Darga y oks ae dark’ bu ord tte eM =, ge P py his. 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Broad. | 4. some Rite ~$.3 — ay to $4 ‘on and Jer wood Pen ences . 2$) qr oone> | 34°29. —Roos . 4 + m mttiie. eed Pibes it -— os tet down. om HEV ROLET _O87 Netmer ana O38 ) CO. _ 2007 oon Well initia lotto ING Poke fs -| ies Reb: rentale. 5 Makes Neer, Reps) aon + A ™m anéd board, horf _. San a Jvheols* eared he a: and — Vert. Ay ol " bh! ?e h) a one one 5 aa lear — ~ied _— OO. CRANDS ~ ‘ ’ acuet ston- uy P eTe@can Onen ai DEAL cae ter Hee ult Uo 211 monthe $5. up: per oe oe ~iea: 4 - = ~ yn nite " . » rade uring ar 7. er Rte rninge « ' aceh : = M k nines wr . lo ; "uD panes) 4 _ ~— ter brn s ——— aa ote « ‘ . (Ve Den Bur ; TF th. : - oom on Rr peg dso 2o walnut ad a on of ara 5148 Thien? aoe a L EX ING 1M anata | otor C ™ Auto “eh | guareeionl “bis’s makes mr 1) | -- wk” ge r 199m suites, Ma $465 pe 1923 dell (080) in ROLET—R pe T- can I IN” SED. 1N 4 hs i > EAST. oO BODY | Bodies For Sal —_ zs thy i ‘he Fe ~ yy _ rebuilt - : | HAT - forth ta hy tee 110 of : livery: +. ; rand ondsier: a” sie if ri. @- 4 f ° awe BARGATI . | $50. $37 e? Year a ™ Mg CHIN. e144 si” “cur ov eret | ~~... “Vane yy. ran e') ani maine d 192? -' ” . ar cnge i $-«y Pass , 4RA* Pp easure INS 6 ter reh achin ; Ss ’ 7. 4 - on . ok fs — . . " ; . gig > > > Orie ui .7 ? ® [orn ‘ie Rr ne uiie ao e® *o # eye. cCome N rt. ons ae iow ° $3 Model ‘ orenas Zz errr rey - ‘Yy Fation eiv furm ds i a he Cupe. jar e fehas te aan eve 00, De! x. 800 Forest Park WEST s&s tires: tmremsn? ne and ||] 5. JE} I ER —_ ns demo = rat Or one! rather end iiehe ES — Try ) 820 © nercia ‘ st. Oilb RITER re ow menth oe | Itaay employed rs the4 ON eed fies °e «6 wi Big het CHEY ROT nines ar 64 One ark heey ’ t , rea: re ’' ppec ' pen Eveni SON if —— , — , - -* a! ’ k'nde ¢ 2. {ch antl a ° 3505 ALES CO. Hie t= | how iy ”" ‘ele to tomes ” 50. ; a) ; ** at ce . ante rT. : ; ae ’ r MA rw’ rT ‘ - 6inw °® toda) nge and j — PNT : nN *fliing Bo tourin er ] tor ' , al, a@ti — en Centra! ad ' “ate anP M ily, Colfax . - ~~ dh r. a'ige i= om ie an fue a eae ater m°° drive ' L Sed “ Ror ent oo ’ ; -ord suntag. ih 7 ge , H ies = e "37°15 GG “ana road. rs Dew: makes ve. —— Le sR anne [- ow ARH we hid « re ie er LET on Tore h a » dawn rAMditinr nohke gone ow per a Closed - 1975 — Th I Oo ; | an Oo? eet. os ted 6441 wT te Sa: ~enis 6 ite! AL | es Me -! >»! mS > mer ‘« 24 sf Ve a ELANT M buy thie Pg Ford Ta. ° , lz & gs ity , 2 “ Net s - Matn : he OU = 36am ns family. a . rieh iA . ’ ec er eaten nber of Whee! 4 Horses “56) - tenn he a 6 > . r. 4 Re Gf rniin PR Hse 4 ¥ heels * | —. § @*?* PYROUPrT rer a'a K PR t soOrmant At ES 1 ; Praired th 1923 mod ing man . s and AND y ples ed -2t;.] ~ Nicely Ua Tay vm MS et ry o nee new ae v + ore ths _ ROA ra = ‘er Ter g moe mode! - cee | oe rT, rare = th We a WIR Parts EHICL ore n ‘fare ye an : . aie : — ‘re oe _ ‘ . vie) 6TMOMmMm mM ‘ne rie : . d Es ’ WERSs . + * ur fe mabilined as nex - and Cimiad 7 . Tr, rn sos wy oa eC } a fen Take *,, 7 we eir true Stoc W | FOR For Al ’ ie res ; , ¥ bh , ave ; s wor asx - tc gon - . i = rw ver: ain Ke Del ry a“ tired ob pecr at ® h 4 far : " ' “ ona f all No _ J104 | fn ‘is “rT wyes Tr KRSAT. tan; ter ' oe i ~y if er re . ’ , a ’ “~ on ? : } . , : rial - a . *3' . ars: cuts D——IHIF « =! locum! ’ able ght nh SEDA? fen) ii Bass aan L ing eq" maker ename 9 Olive PARTS ¢ A ay You aad 6 16h * "On Sven wita—i opie icS8) ‘ wdep utlera i popular as peels. a i 153 Rarge oFaLi les, Parte—F —— to@> | ints ee selina ‘ed m3 prsiking distance of tp \ : OTand pes , ghr ~'to & Irn uy. fo in »s , ~~ Seer vu. dy “P °° c i ‘Sec DA : . ler CARIN F acwa) . $625 Kee Weed a ana A tT! or Bale orest a Hoe Se 5330) . M a " —— eee” L. $40] a IN TR Taucdea Win ines ars used SAT HORKPA o ler — + aged BOAR i Locust “iving ft ourtng ters A ' . parte for AGE rags ahery A604 will ec heche D5 = - , re ae e , | is bad A) C—O ‘fc - ay oa > I wn or . " 176 wy Iuer x “ . . ’ amp rer 1 or ’ - N me here. or $175 must. 5 > Post- ee . ' Make $ He "egone te | family tate an w ifeoe- *. Vande aa with @ te ms Se r patch , x. “tore or PARTS : 3" RFE a7) , : ~ 401 ® ait . ~? ™~ ta f adult otra @ , 23-63 near Qnocit ge: "ures er 1 : Sunday ert bin ~Fen lore . sc » vee) * 5 young. let s! vezone I ne » 7 ~ . . : ———S = AT. AL S aT Coltes Hor “Ee °. al sico _magon ¢ air i4 314 Poe anees. - = ——___— ae a. oO ‘ge Ra} E RT’ WPERS 20 ‘‘ ” oo4 a Saal, been noadi er Gann 2, - BG " a are ate. (rer ‘ ~ Lith et aecte " ‘vtst of ee 4 A* - a dclie = - raAT ‘ > _ Tod € — *#nd other HORS ES 14 “e* he en. $). 3, ans JE, anaiiame ye TSU « Pid: ” 4 RTS bum pere Fe@zon large ff « isia eet Se 4 v y turate idacy 1664. 30": ° - harness >: e a, muies: s . Ik PVE oe <4 beard tor sine - PEDDI 717 a. Ve Aire oan Gelivers ro N ak Ju) ERS nAevent &e°one vt ven ien« ee 2023 N. WAGON or ae rAY , - oF 5 —_ 13en 2UN— And hatin. and | “rao with pan saié ocery «Rem Pita rr — Weil “or STAN A furnished wi ws vate Pee Slee vite Rive me ger “Wass ‘nana side 11395," Optional. tora rd
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; 4 © Sees, 7 Ree 3 S 25 = ed Lou HE WAY TO RE ACH PEOPLE PROMPTLY WITH YOUR ME MESSAGE is throught these columns."@8 _ ee ae ra $4 nS” u “ P u — ~ DISPATCH. SSS eee — 3 — ——S— FOR “OR RENT FLATS FOR RENT—South if _ ROOMS WITH BOARD—WEST ROOMS FOR OR RENT—South | ROOMS FOR RENT—WEST | APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMEDIS | SWENANDOAR 4]5¢—First Toor. ie | Ome eS per | WASHINGTON BI... {554—Furnisned —— —FURNI ISHED . $80. (2) ~ an O a NE, 5020—Board for 1 or 2 : ladies PARK. 3150—FReom ote boa . (3) | room for sleeping or light housekeeping, | West i _ rows ;_mosern: * on 1 odia mon: _far “week - - with kit henet te i . - - | w t | SIMPSON PT... 1? -37—Helf block = > CATES.” 34 _ 3 : rr i 3616—Furnished STON. | , 4 a frent APARTMENT—4 months, *aste™ expo- eee. OT Lafayette Park: new, meaern, 4 room 59—larse _ floor room erd | P Est ALOZZI «, electric WASHING TON = 4371—2 large front sure. convenient location. Paome Lindell RARTON 5O27A—Furnis apartmen’. 2) &-room efficiency: attractive: adults. 8) Dee ee en eae ee centr rogme,istsnt PL See tiae a) | Zeal ener 6 om uci ASTON, 5027A—Pursiebed Stertmees at | ee ee San bath. modern or Lease in Hea ; on clen privat or 3 gentiemen. indel! 775 oo — - - rooms. hail, r — _e 04 Stood row 2nd board (OM —Fran ; for went =" 12560 rit r »N BL . 4228—Reo oT \PARIMENT—vYou can get a real con-! heme. tailoring, dDeauty shop. chiro ot | vn conveniences: $30. Centra! 8033R. SO ome. famee == ee | WASH! NG ae ee cession on 2d-fleor apartment. 6 rooms. etc a | SERGINIA. 3757—4 rooms, bath, ce FINE FOR LAWYERS DOCTORS AND DE Thy ae 5a" lar iratene. exposure, vate amily. ali conver ‘ , 751 Syract Svrac use av. Forest 6558 ‘c) er RK BI 4958—Apariment. VIRG ¢ - ase heat. sereens: ‘ 4a _RNRIGHT. 51° —g5—Ligh how prt ne wit . rge porch, 26 ‘ fences. ic) — o4 offi = . Fé REST ca - ~ wearin new 4 | on wees oors., oO ater ea sod MP r, > T E I, \e RE) VODE : E 1) T HR UGE rooms. ele6> rooms with board. Mors . = aad A Nicel in sed WASHINGTON BL... 39556—Nice >house- me S 946—4 room. ciency apdartinen FSG OF TTELeNCy «oa (e4) | _=2: CO 4 ; e437 W IUSSELI.. | Jso0eA- . prt : ly. 4 | ©! ‘ond 2d floor; large. ao oe exposures compietely Curni’s—-———— VIRGINLA, 2329A-—7 rooms bh 3 floors. divi —o "437 — | onwentones n xeeping room, newly papered; secon e 33350M aeeeaneaes hed apart : ~3~ . , — - eeecond and third fioors, ar ided inte - LINDELL Bi. 3O42—southern = front 8 si Pine: (2) | _fioor SS) | ara =? Wut 4-re FOU > FAi™ ng a Yectric. telephone water heat. screens, new'y DO re tect 6128 Easton Av., S€ nG «Al = : 5 cellar, tur : see _ « ~~, mn a — ne . ———— => +? e@aal e - =v nt. ry t P re . *“» - ‘ - *. , een ' * , . bot 4 . . — a continuous pot water, exXcelient 6 13 TR — SA me - - a ww ASHI \GTON BL... 4400—Largce heouse- . ~ . 6 e—Senatt a 4 + lg 4 rent - 3 soins, bata. € . ies: $85. third floor suitable for 2 far offices: if desired, Ww il] lease ' he entire s§ rei ag d third Fy ‘ nace. fixtu an hoard. 4) ry, : cing dist keeping and sleeping room; aij conve- sl : ce, ait. aS ‘ rere , or rd is well su ‘i af , LIN! Li. Bi yy a ee wy ~ rees, == om oy wt niences ~ owner's home. 4 breakfast roo reduced: garage. | FLRNISHED APART MENT any 17 17 Toa. 702 ‘cor. Alabama;—Four concern. Phe Halil 1s of g00 L siz and is suited for x : tea. “Goa ; 8: ngie or i re ipingag ram VIRGINIA oe > Lischen rivi- |}WASHINGT* \ a | 4447— Beautifully ATES, 687: ms n c} to be appreciated. 2) } L . in every entertainment p'! Irposes. we. i” ‘e3 cous 7 ees ' unfurnish or yeaa , atest Ce , 4 floor u = Fi] _ Make apointmest. “: 7 stow . ventences . mle fu e FOU h room, sui‘abie for young . , ~~ ten rooms ' “ : ‘ q ol north wee —————— — “Se wantie man. private home possession. FURNISHED APARTMENT— MAN 1 y | FU ‘RNISHED APARTEME: com efficiency pues e ; : — ‘ "A — lwree roo th ——- — A OO ¢ is! -P — any ee ~~ be aut twin beds. rv » American | er 5 See —— WES MIS ‘STE R ees , :: 4671 ~—e —4~ iful ny = Main 596 2 ny Yeo) block Pershing “e82) Southwest eal SS a a em Re = 2 sent - : ay. ® unfurnished room furnis room for 2. $5; also large front ——- : : oe ee a ’ oh om poves. Tetmar 816. yen © n oO ew a anage : (c4) DELMAR BL... a. BET ~ bo ~ y Toll 82) » 704. Cabeny— _ OO ET = a BERTHOLD. |. 4920, “eg > li rsi.y apart nents eac 4 rooms. tile hath ficiency ees p10 m for Fee Valen- coset aoare . arge * ara: garage $5 > National , . fiat . oe = ~a | be > to. ; of Maplewood. a4) s)! son cas LRSEHING >» ~tare! rooms: exce : —_—— concealed bec, rent $100 month ne | er if desired. me eg ah — —- - —_—_— 27% _ THOS Mec RADE &@ SON Pies ~ whe code: wr vate home, em WaTERMAN 5204 — WWell-turnished: | month's concession: no lease required. See tino. Apt. A. ‘adany_1695._ = tors an = nestrut. (cB? | POR EXCHANGE—Several a a Forest 970 51 brasten. fed ple: ed jubany 5S@97M - eid Le oat . kitchen orest s30eM family: ree, Mrs. Stry ker, S330 Delmar (c61) | PU RNISHE HED RES Lyre — Wrest WALTER scurry to. eS Cnes ———s n P Bos ote ‘ emetery = — THREE BARGAINS Lo ae ewes —— ams ? heerti nt onabi ores c~! -~* 2 we =o , oni men - —_——_——— ~~ —— Wen J Box O- _Post- . v ROMAINE P $06.3—Room and tard, ACADEMY —Cheertul [cont ew. | ne . ———=. DEUM AR BL. 5328-32—Garden Court| y beautifully furnished ape tan» BARTMER, 6020A—4 rooms, bath, steam Hut ek shack m = —— ti : =—% | acres. d.: most beautify nt «i meals. Forest 42 r ladies. Call Caba . | Cabeny 3443. furnished of unfurnished ry ) gentiem | meais WESTMINSTER P! . 14—— Housekeeping pt a tow desirable apartments re- couple @ my! io ved er laare baa th cat Line heat. newly decorated. (c4) ft.. on t k ‘, ‘a io iiss bw FOR E XUHA NGE—Ser je * - eounty: 7 ered poeure. $2! | BERT, F66A—! = egg ~ one __kitehenette. r 36.50: conventem Prt ining: 3 or 5 room efficiency: elec- | 30s 3R_before 3 oC: — ics) BLACKSTONE, 1417—6 rooms, with ¢: BALSON REALTY €0.. O80 ” 8) bungalows in Webster for % . ines large quantity fruit. Tapes an he wt A ~‘ , > oe ’ .RD— Fo : 7 if _* ; ‘ ' h .@ $4 oo ¥ : 18 om - = — a —_— ———- - s. ; J gas and Ce nc.ucec . ‘ —— or dell EL aS Furnished Oe conven! ences. ‘an ke Ww e) iston car to 5 7. —— ae —_—— ert mt —— i138 ‘ ‘avion or = 2, he cen Atrion agp tne a EL e. Fores: iicl™ =... e’ : —~ | WESTMINSTER PL g069—Newly deco-!| See manager Mrs. Steyker. 5332 Delt BL 637—F ue +: ay Poet » CARANNE. 5636—6 aduits. refer Je See . ) $-roo™ — “a —— ip — ; Ta “2 connecting ‘ron rated housekeeping room, a hidden kitch- | ) ‘meet: gut 6 rooms: #10: a+ my . — uit — Ce CHOICE BUSINESS Pa ease ore oag te Some a! é Rox mM AXD “ROARD—I © , _— +s re ' : 4 niso ' . : nine mle eret'e FORSY crHEeE R “7 @ Hien ret . lew 18507. te 2D on: ces exchanged. >. aaany_ tes Ww. — id Central —_— -—— — > ay Bay e4 _ geres Rig Bend and Ceuc = @yv.. ; ” ey empleret ref! nea “ara ' a ; + we . —— cr. “=. Atee_.§f take hana ~~ oo ws ; ' ———— na Pr ; ) n path. irri pinG—Secon “‘hestnut. south- GN1-19 Park: 3 b - le gy _ Va al ne ZnDo! 4 wd od : . . e : x ? 4 Cc : | ‘ - = x TK Sal o- ~ ~’ eye BBR a x = ‘u ‘ . . - , Six *.\e*arr i : a ioe ~ ——___—_—_———-s= jrnished a . isatr ¢ : _ iu.'s on! Fy 7 b 3 iness rent reasona' ie . : carn rye arranged, sah .* ne ‘rvec afte — e é and ) wi ) ati *$7 50 oy we ‘Del- Pong: H. ape mand = 3 —— '¢ “so3 ee. LIND YELL. een: Onn al gales 2) ENRIGHT, 4045—3 rooms and 4 BLULSH-BURNS, 110 > € “hestnut [cB FRANK L ' PRR aot TREST CO... Realtors. (4) i hes eee +, _ . ; an gh:. vaca une ST. cB3x) easorad eS = _. yoo red 624 « ae FT. SOM Tels htt arge. run é “ wae r Bon — re mA x. ' ~ — . ~ adults only. te : 42° i —_-Sto re slored. targé 2 tt, i r bs 4 ee . F enten 1 . , —— h > Re _ - : ~ mINGSBI RY, 5696—Apartiment an | . ! VN DEL L BL. . 4950—Beau ptt P fe . —— —_ se " er s re A ly “O13 M mntgome ; a! “Quick Sale w b a - OV AC ANT, 34 PER evia bed . ae 6 Bl 4007—2d Pio 101 rtment, 0 | FLaT—EBEliegant 6-room: «ara ho r ste bP . ‘hawt - “a a ore pant. : sell furniture. Call 1 to 7 Sunday and nished 9-room —_ape = 4 - . y a A ee i, ‘ 4 lots. near St. Charles Rock r4 $ 2 Forest Park.: St. Regis. Forest == c3) | ___ End; reasonabie. Cabany 3850. __(' | a ictoria —— ANDU_Exchanes eel ane a -) 10 per month GERLIN: — DESK =P AC E—\ ictoria idg.: iady or 4+". — eon ‘Be, ‘ es - ‘@6212A Laston. Cabany 25% _pie; excelien table — " ‘ ° ‘ ms * -ann no sekeep nF ' nin -eams s ranee. phene he inar’ eo ening ‘ ‘abanvy BOW aT ‘3 . OOM—tLaree front: owner's ! oom n 1s range, comtinuous © WES I 40—3 ~ heawtit “ar et, —— >; =EAD. 20 § a nom efficiency. | HODIAMONT. 1028A—Opposiie car barns: [ 5 ™ oy | , ¥ exceiient menise. a ¢ . _1c57) 08 ¢-™-- ne mM .. od. S60 oun LAA AV.—4 ROOMS AND BATH, NEWST® sory 20 shed ;, ADT F ~ (e82) | beautiful 3-reom fat: now vacant, rent __ Box W- “. Dis ty ae to-date ; i = (e471 CN 6§401—Nicel: ~~ ; a trent | — hed «@ ° 7 $75 GOLDMAN REALTY cCw.. ~ ‘ S.—Buitiat . 15. 000 34. mati - oe a — j + S7 50 Cc AS H yi Vv ANDEVENTE R HOTE! ‘ o — ) Cabanne dist: relephone and "(o> roome for | ight tee A every- ey n oo - "7 aaarene ee: ae pub... 37 “ we er "electricity: Chestnut ——_—~ SOC. A ~ dings. lig TRACK. tr i. would oo ~y > ‘ iv ‘$1° 50 per week. for . t bee €! “a om with private bath ing oaratemed “CLA U > VROOMAN, 108 N. &th a MANCHESTER, 4514—4 large rooms. d - ich a — bullding. | , “ee ohens it — — > Deer wi"! bers new. modern 5§.reom ric newly furnished, running n re , , — (cS) | cet PINE BI 4120—2 rooms. o- Main 596 c2 = a1 se Heated 3-room_ furnished floor: beat furnished; $65 per month northwest id 308 . 3 © (c@2 $15. 000 eauity ae ae : m he Virginia | Yor eniv (f desired a tee 325 from OOM ) fu - s ed ho sekeep a: od tal ME t03 N. af ton) A very a ULIVE $13 ; oe take =) is AMMING _* e. CO. = ° —— $13 nani a onan good. " ea pae._5 +x ae ; a Pe | — ee a hic tely furnished hou ng. acu SRAMEC, 305 XN. (Clayton)——A very at- ant 2 rooms. pS — “ +. . would consider res RE —EE—— , cout ne ” : . ADA ment 5. swore wer room, INE. 2338—S* ore, 18x55. with base 4 es . WaASHINGTUN RL. 381 —' . fuse : ned f aman ae he | 3") ie — rtING 5 am — ree ving roo - ; (e635) —_——— SS - oa ann ere Fa rr full pare ulare, 9 — eenahie 2 eee Nee ee nd two unfurnished reoms ees: rén aeaene Bagh t | PE RS SHI aoe i $316 — ne closet and wath. cars convenise*: EE with SHERID oy —~ co - 2 ag ne er | : : > ACRE TRACTS —— - ——— sare = EE} . oe 6Froon (oR? iat po: : " heautifu! est- 3E. 5—6 rooms, modern, » Wie fin Ser See? S Ie ; yar tT _ ia Bloe ww ASHINGTON Br as 96—— a } 22 43 De: mar “2 : ’ U eal - ’ “— ‘e “Compte'e! v ve 7494 . Mel ow Ala. le St . 2 a ‘4 Beevtitul 1 to f—~ > | ey ' SST PINE BL... S654—Le Large room ———— , ‘and and Portland p! agg ON "GS 408 Federal LP eserve tine. ome : ge NI) room apt., $10: eornished, includes ic cooking —$037A—6 rooms, modern, $50. »_ ot-_____ en sit . rock ne > SE ! — ¢ ; NF. STORE. imits ™m ere - neais. reasc . ny 37° ooms sv. end a 1 ’ ! : 4 - 2 —— —_ — i! tchenette °4 4 loor. front wees imen 200 en i K. , .e. en on ~ ail conveniences : zal ram : Re BEE Re ; aes . Eo: 3 M a oe a UE - ae eantaenue 2 ocatio > ——— —— and 6 a te joining »§ ———_— eee eres a —— ee I” LIST 2) | OC ATIONS propert® tenements. from ye qtemdunes : . rivate far : . itchenette aicove : } front pref rred. ic 5 ERSHING =o5 “a sesame a — - 7 . Bt : on . - a at Forest Park SHAW MUT PL... L3S3S0A —§ ryoms., ne ( R ‘ € aU - — - Cr ne 44. Post- - Dispatch, * | ice H s vATTSeRoTe. R : . ov = ' ; heat: modern —_—— We have 3600 square feet of fleor ir you want to sell your CET Sas eA Easton ay. ow 15s roome: excellent bos: Pt 4 , ki : 5OSTW . YY; - ; “ " ‘ Vv" . -- reser’ = . ¥ . . : ; furni Led fon’ oO: ewls nted and Cec orated. hes" " maae you: re r a- oie — a as ; ~ i of, pai ‘ (cAS) UNION, 1475A Stream heat. °2-reom effi- space ‘nn @Mewiy conmetructed building 816 and orice if right, i's «abary Ss : rhe -_ WESTMINSTER Pi 4144—iave.y room Bail ERVII al. FE 697 -+—F ur rni shed - . Poor -oN . eet A ranged apartn ent an , Open t o86 ——$—$—$—$_$——————— 35 JOHN p 50! ar feet ee > elect! fan. ren, ‘a snes. ©’ ory -_ decorated. heat furnished: garage if & ~ ine st. 32.000 equare feet ware- |) _. ——- = WEST PINE BI! nt med DEI aM \R, S8980—3d Noor west, oe an n Sunle: references rea uired WASHINGTON BL. 592 > une 10 : st 1 — } : ce t on s ? 445 “& Treln ane x | R184 Pine sr ‘ive 1949 fo4y seritative to call. Olive 4 ROOM—Furmished, second floor front. ¥ ROO! Ms IN SUBURBS |; inctudes gas and elect ni SOW NING APARTMES STs | seer arr 1008 Chestnat_(c) |— ve ereaire fou Qn : , wn and $5 per month: Nort? WE buy, sell or exchange; & | HOFrT & vatrEncrs. “ire Deimar O42 21 WwW. * ) > —- . — |x FORD -aim-——> ynfurnisred re , tew: bu r. : % : iB : ROOM— Priva: - > home “Re eener cas ~ — 4 meee . ia “yy pao h usekeening Ren on 1. AY oman oe 5>-roon ful ‘ 536 PERSHI NG eits ~“e Easton echeate , « : .urt : 99 ” gentiemen or ‘* . pe "Ber >! ot le i cS - , ! 31.3 FLA Ts FOR RENT—Furnished 1630 (; LASGOW ' FLOYD & png! . ur Otfice epen Sundave and even 4 Lightning Agents, iT , ——— breakfast. optional: Man : . Renton 25333. Phone ater : D. mt rect h: reasona’ et . nmiandnt -easonabie inde! sired i. aa empiete fot : . , mM udes “ae ste 4 mye rt ight, gas, & sm ~ "and ceek: all | Nice etore: newly deco Cabany 785. Cabany 73%” id "every . “South — a. - | Brentwood Central Wy en! : ie a5 aa , u x > Do) “S18. ( Wen er Grow i ; 7 ' 7° , ° » . a: nw le ——ee Met "RADY & ORE RMETER. Oren even) ings , afr a 7 ar. : , : , R . ~* ct ol . _Fvst wn sai ini ncameataamaia iinet — 1 mas _ * pre': _* — in tn ‘ - ; ‘ OR ten: reasonaD!le. Sean oo ———————————————— ae : BB : 5 ACRES, . &ROOM R i good light. See Mre Gliies. Boom ' om an famiis he ti a — . . F eT eo — L. Q 35 em © ; or ; ’ > ~ a1 as ).. i\é , cham Phone Grand 268 u North PA a ‘ ie ‘ken house a anes ot ti trut ; —— — eo : rior front am ear. new.y or- ——————— ia Se west EIE noel. oe S750 . — PAR! ae co. 713 Oe “ne | DEL. ME wos Aee gg oe a TT - R AN EL AGH AP ARTMENTS t 'NaATURAL BRIDGE. 6153—team heat a24 Chestaet st 4 Mec RADY & SON. : nnecting light AND BOARD—Wanted FOR TEN oa e FRANKLIN. 2014a—2 _connec | : nm mm nen ROOMS N a ; A. NTS - ane is ox 86-STORY FIREPRO OF BUILD- sa na furnished: phone Pine i.awn bans. Cad- Original “Quick Sole Wanted” & > mA) 5108 Vasten. (4 housekeenine "ory ee “3 rabinet, street ROOM _AND BOARD Wtd.—Or a. 0. Cor. Resekie:; ive Se sEN CATES. 5185—Nicely furnished. 5 rooms, anv 7001. (2) | 5 , FE > = 201ss F Franklin — OFLMAR BL. 3605—Large we irnis! ROOM _ . an 4 to. = $109 St wr 57 McPHE! , v TY 601-100 je a. ans ase . WREN. §403—Store Duiding: basement, | Clayton JEF RS N, 2% —? f ITM ss ec roo = : front room with x Tf henetie mcr 7, ; - . : * ‘ util pe rae rage reasona?: e. GRA REAL ,) v ~ on 3d floor: housekeeping: 215 nm ning water “i 7 1 oo. Se fully Co. 907 Chestnut | BRINKOP HAS © | EBT—SS down. $10 monthly buye @ re LACLEDE, 3347 _—e Jean ii ignt housekeep. 2 “ Rit; ’ HT 5918—Rooc TT’ f Tr cent 7 is Mw - ~ ‘De Be " a] * nD w > 4 parent! ag f new! ly decor ag 100 wy. Rth ae CASH ett j = , , - 190x150. wir ao ry ‘ng room: per week oie private family: permanen: 1c _* . in Di venience. GRACE R. CC ie! “SEE ae ‘reas. West of a tre. = a a ee =m efficiency turn’ with twe - Peemenceecibas echoes! econo South cou Want {2 a. o Ts _ ance Gandscave Encineprs. 4509 2 Trelma in first-class by ‘gnfurmished: rents ci u light, EASTON, 4433—Neat! - ers week BROADWAY. 7106 S—Large store, new- fick action. sales. oun — a passe s¥tan Cail. oa sites rooms bath. gas, electric o4) ly decorated; iow rent. Grand 445. ‘c: 4 - Sat *™ CHRISTIAN ‘- East St. Louls ; oo “7? a? ’ ge Pea e pied ; : — f eae: A : a Lo-) pi iv r - | of. ee ' oe ‘fe R -4 4 eutaide ro Ns manager on ore! - EN SRIGHT i > S85 > ST yy — } une. Jo Ui. August. 5 ~ : 44 {PERS onal fanitor service cf TAL LE, ae coc UST. 7a44— 2 connecting ” OF sing! ENRIGHT housekeep ng rooms. ee ae we YS (OR bt im UST, 3127 lean. quiet. $1 Gas * : Saban a . UNG MAY—Private family: state par week'v rates tub a an shower hat! ea ics | -SRIGH =7a4,— i= +r eae Sitenanet aaa ea ea —EE TUCAS, 2P40A—2 connecting rooms for : — om lieht pousekeening. also one sieep ng | lL ren : —— Zoom; _very_ressensDle.___‘"y 6 ci W827 N.—Nic = gammer: 2 1? 5. Phone For- store and basement. tw 7 “ ~ : qanings ra: 5 rooms i $108 and $1‘ ” ‘ y= ede: ita ft; uit i. - - ‘ : iJ * 3007 - = - ~ On ve 958 — Le 1230A—Newly furnished peomns geet en og ; -- ape cenit Louis: couple, he ~~ day _oF weekly rat e TMENTS pram pea | : | | } GU IL D H ALL “AP AR S - , wood matinee - ae a e ARK BL. 381 _ ‘ . PINE AT EUCCLID FLATS AND AP’T’s WANTED Repair hop and Garag re FLATS _ Wid—South of ____Klekw DADWAY. 3533 N—2 cool connecting . roo. npletely sum » © HOTELS my, sa “GRANT penta Ry tl er rae a ; 3 family. 1614-16 8. Cardinal. just off Chouteau;, 75. Post-Dispatch. 7 3 Worse —New 4-r50m. me light housekeeping rooms. side entrance | - s17 c ipa ee . —_— vaests ine te 5 rooms beautiful ’ ' araishes ; FLAT Wtd.—Lower. 3 or 4. = ser / av.; duilding 33x7 coneret e fleor, wash- = ‘ 1! l bieck ‘from scnmepertatinne fr (c=) | FOREST PARK BL... 4958 eut'fu ALCAZAR, 312; Locus ae eT ME ~~. FI] ATS give you all the mod a equa June 1. ¢ sadeny_3i = stand, electricity: re | tehec thie week — Sos RK Bi... 4958 -— eee eri day up; weekly rates; tub and shower NEW AP AR INT sci ts to the best to be found anywhere; cour- FLAT Wtd—South Side: 3 rooms; | KEANE é@ SRANKE. 1008 Chestnut. (c) For Colic ) 4 MARK H. WILSON REALTY Co. "ROURTEENTH. 4433 \ —Two neatly fu ished front room, switab! dey us si i She : ae take | essences gervice: Sanne G80 te gy See ag ~~~" = s sraRw —GaokE Doan S ean ee Witter — _ : - —_—$ —__———__— SORT? +h "Ox ‘oor — eden rences : ¢ Park ith | —_—— ew gewoon wag . : = ye a : 51004 4023 Fetiwood Tors, Mur: So0uie™Setecences: Forest Park with all | grag Wa —@ or 4 rooms, inodern: fur- Southwest 2 ore bene Sr Maplewood —_ — . 55 MAN A’ PTAN— Frame 5 rms. betl nished rooms. couple or two lad es : eSTON HOTEL. 819 Pine “ent fring bath. ha _fioors. E ari . cy > es ate ~edy ~ =. : attractiveness one biock distan on aannenn’ voung couple. one . housekeeping . FOREST ; Me Reauti! 7 WA AFFiTT. 3 3814— Large unt furnished : | ‘ . rtimen t. mpletel.yv u Lia ’ ryt Pe : rT ~ - VTALIER INES RE ¥ - ~ mn ’ ae - v r onw?t | : net over $45. Nort hwest. c “olfax “94R Br! LDING—5 new stores in So ithamopton refegencee pant EE ht a — 3 te ii hs 618 Chestnu :} ! through res ‘ (cP) heart of Macklind av. business dsitrict a Rnsek: * MONTG OMERY. 2: “S201 — Fur Grnishea room tf as FELLOW 24 = oO , , ——— a = = : ; ‘ ~64 7 aT we 2 ath or west. — il pay 5 3 leased. low rent: do you want one for CITY REAL EST’TE F , ~ F "9 59 Manchester ev. ev. tof ieht housekeeping: gas. electric, peonle = furnished | a ss COLONIAL BS nme NE pot e - ee a. an gnfurnishe 1 with « millinery. beauty shop. shoe repairing | ‘ *RE: 1ENCE—> room. two batha, ry i employed. $5 per =—_ eee 2) like: reasona halt ce 1G. - men coms, +4 ip _unfuramnes. © -- Box W-351. , hardware or drum store? Bell vhone Del- gente cn ONT - % shade trees. lot S0x135. can > . INTH 4209 NY = Two ennecting » ee . rT TOWN -Q8—Front room for 2 az L Pe .t rs ‘ = ~ = a | r wu 1 pen ; lv ; * ae Pe . iurnace. 82) nar oit 3100 i ae 3 es re — Northwest = ‘3 two-family eel lin very pg a : roo'ns everything ; m¢ wd fh south . anv . sRaNDEVENTE a HO! i. i¢ wrane .Ou 4 Pru, an 6-: = - , ; a ———=—— -- — ow > would ou ii have the on) - . . hattan Maclewr Zz 4 ramen ; _ "he om newly sath runni ficienc ith 2 in-a-do man- “ ROOMS Wta—3 bath. i uth: | H tilling station and repair shop in Sou! ~ eg anos Cd Ress —— 7 - > eT > * : ‘ . 7 7 , y ey . ' ~ , ' 7 5 : Ts. . ~ - - : +. | 2. ir r = . NORTH MARKET. - 4008—3 unfurnished roon Ooms, ome twit sa Sa satin ; eh : Sa rea! room newlyweds. June 2. . . ampton’ nder? are. $50 De! ~ 72% CHestmut rooms. water. light gas s° 0 mont: , ~ ‘ » 3 _ ~Al. HOTEL. 2800 Loc us® . ning « + on : 4 room . ~h 24% ’ 3) month. ‘ Delmar ——— __ ted) KOTSREA? 301. es By 65% Overland ™ * oon? ~F a4aat att a . - Ww a ; ~~» ° ih i r } 5% will pu In , G > — : rere veces: wil) a SHIGHW AY. eg hE : * Reno aasccunenlis “s Be: aut iful A pa r tme nt ain" chery: oe th FOR RENT West bath: Kirvade; Hawthorn end Head: Sie neativ furnis"ed, house eeping rooms : air room. twin bex ; ‘ ' “ - . a 7 es S z ’ conveniences. | +. =v wT] 3 jOTEL -_ 5338 Bart tmer AY 721° pi. —— weet ' — _— sgh ons Bang 7 DWELLINGS 0 $$$ South 4 cash. Salance Wke rent. or will exeharg — 7 nt a wn, birds. trees. 5 ‘oon eg ee eatin a 6 3 ress — OLIVE, 3931—Storage space. 7000 squate 30 and @ ae owner, 10S Comuy Be, oe eat ' mony : eh . _South feet. basement, for any purpose. _ (o%) LOTS—Havre several 4 1. . ——————— —_ on made street: frame or @& * w "“ENTIETH rH. 1104 y N.—Nice front room LACLEDE 2309—* n' ! ‘ Ameri pian _ _ . , 13 reasonabie. ‘lean houseReeping rooms ver soe flowe: oun r —w 7 MME 7 eS a nt $9 532 ee 3 Troon , —- 2 a — . ” Ol SE—4 : Ye ~ | ° Kt HEMMELMANN-SP LER PE. Ce oki rooms. bath c 50.0 : = 12 onvenienc - ¢WENTY THIRD. 32718 \ —- furnished LACLEDE. 4437—Nice: ) SHARDELL. HOTEL 280 si ees Bt Sees A and meant ten ++ > Ot 0D , "ew etre. cay STORE , FOR RENT convenience- 35 50 ver foot. 42 - ot © ay ee —— walaee, oe ¢ rooms, apartment. reasonable, ‘o » ee ee eee . a est Park 10 degrees cooler Phone Cab- : ae | ss Cs ~ “kk: “i p comer Clara: with oF | : at Baldwin. second house nerth on we > . : e ——_-_- -- — “ 1% . . ‘ter to sri fi — (cS) emeerectalemmies vata th et without at aire °° - > Ws - ~’ (77 SN BROOKS REALTY CO. 107.7% RUSSELL PARK 7 EDE 3 . Cs n -omforta bh! any 830 ——- Le el ane weeding © oan WHY PAY HIGH PRICES? Splendid Apar tments Contral me Tee LL F | between Gustine aaa i Richmond Heights r eo fc mA cin a ad free Be a ——— ‘3 ftratford Hote!, Sth —~- Pine ats.. offers 14: ry Sintentme : eee 5 — | —s5F j - eret' _— — +. . ° mo ern conv *n. ence | es sear , 2 , Pi — roo . math seu va ’ TArTer | ” - - : 7 45. arrr eee. Se eS 2 rain EB —i| Rory Agee _te4) 449 DeB AL IV TERE or more: $25 per ft. em 2 | BONGALOW—7 “fooms. larae sleeper | = - — Two Large Office Rooms a tisfy yourself by - wb. hardwood floor’ garage: int 54 ~SR208—Neat! y furrishe AND . mam f a seegety jailvy up (c62) | * l inde 649 \\ ——_—- —_—— 48372 Westminster easy terms. T7526 Warner av. ‘cl or 2 gentiemen; provate family. om is f " ae pi. . : e2) \CISDELL»6CBL. 3912—Nie u iE HE! ¢MIT AGE modern _convenien SP t floor: ren’ CASS. ES ny 8 — | ay 2! ices. ‘ ri Ed . = OFF» s . . x p : a! r ; ‘ a ae iit ar - “" lectric : FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT om st ee we pe ia “ LANK 1. DITT MET Se : y Original “Quick Sele Wastet” J | a University City : ~ - -e ; . . — 5ac! re home comfort. 44o5 wees Sevyrenth a! ome ut ‘ . 5 matt ’ ; ; >. ; . CK EST | B. ae order Sar ' the apt ight tenant APP a’ — Cote HRILIIANTE. >t32—Nicely uat : nished rooms for go: nous@keep ing WeMILL 50s Neat) 7 ris gt [we mar 4642 (oS a evervihing furnishe ie a hou D0 rT? ) aii ee ne - 258 pms ——. vard: Wellston Cabany cS3x 2 A REAL FAMILY HOTEL eee: =e - Leen rm a clei cafe: playresm |} , 686 ¢ r. Gout Of Doles BACON, S418—4 bath. furnace. | 34! _ 451-453 DeBaliviere 13 Acres fi COTE BRILLIANTE “S207—2 houseke=p- woPHERSON ain - Pros ; European pian. exce ent . oe comveniences, large yerc roms ol: all ec nien ae, for children Capen) = 1209 (e63) hag enh png aE tect Bl lecorate: duits "_Cabdany 4826J. TSHED HOT sE- —For 3 months : scafeny 41073 —___ GcPHeRSOS 4223—2 args rooms for! LINDELL PLAZA HOTEL rat’ Buil@ing. Cabany 81 Accord STE. 4014A—3 rooms, | FURNISHED HOUSE Pit iversity cv-| TWO STORES FOR RENT =e At —. sa31—2 ns suits. | | chert eae 4300 LINDELL. OREON FE . G. ScoTT | ath, cote: = —— . —— riew LALTW ty The Most Choice Loeation bdlivi .f.5 Three — nee 20. _. Se. —_— roocme. co pie emp! oret acuiis American pan. $65 and up: —— Chestnut St 4 FARLILN. 5 . 5. te = Fr RNISHED HOUSE —Responsibdie party. e ‘Lost a } ' ’ U is +e 50-foor. Uni versity Hy. , for July and August: cool, comfortable Im the city for anv kind of store “er 20 ae . Tindelt ei2in ow or emell res RADIE. 452 “ “ee F one ee PHERSON 3965A—2 1 neatiy furnishe ; special rates for two ip @ ; c 7 C La > irAtene rooms. for light housekeeping: ali con also suites. Phone Lindell 6810 Lindell mmm > | ae eee —=AliYyY 4202—N 5 =n fiat, Murph, % ieht -382 ri er shoes, dies’ ready- to- wear usekeen it 734.) nien - HOLLY, 420°—New oO-room fat, as in 5 700 block on Enright. - Box Y 362. meat ma kat ‘ ladies’ acin aronc : — room — ‘e3) | = eS —_— — a. 4 —__a___. (eS) NEW “APARTM ENT n-a-dor bed. st oom heat. hardwood ‘Post- -Dispateh. : (e682) or any general store of anr , the rent g " . ’ DESIR. ABL E WwW T EN ._D- > ——_——__*" | HePHERSON. | $474 Nicold ner water USONA HOTEL 4953 WEST PINE BI. roors throcenoat: $60 ee ee jocation i right and Kingshighway & ; ES eT LOUTS 4161A—Laree frent: al! rooms: two baths, continuous hot water STX AND SEVEN ROOMS FRANCISCUS REALTY CO., 804 Chestnut © HING Co the: will rent furnished for 7 gees ‘" | BRICK HOME veniencee: private: meals ontiwe i — osvewmence — ea wshighway and Waterman. European TWO LOVELY BATHS c8 pomaner Wrdown 235 i n+) H a Seo : a ' west and adjot — ; IN UNIVERSITY CITY SR $7 GAN | give basement room for serv- : note: Single reem or Exquisite “n every detal Now rea@y | Grime. LANE: 2227A—3 roeemse and . = eS intext. — | Hi 1] b est . 7024 WASHINGTON —— furmahed hous ice. 2600 Clemepe 1066) 7 Su'* convenient loca- fer occupancy electric: $12.50 ills on the W a Wel! constructed 8S large. conven 7 nk i * — ~ we GQ a, - ; nivers: ar stops at door. c ar ar ric. od a , j rivete _———— acale: oq | MAPLE. 5§12—24 east: large: south: oF : Se ‘e2) ADE E TT ROOMAN. 108 N. 8tt —————————— - *| SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT ful opportunity. e it UGal?0 Seasons, cman alee FRE oh 3 ate. one be t SPIER si as ee eee ~ 208 4) | Ne “ORTH i MARKET 3851 —10 1 rooms, dath. | 5. — = ; - a ye ' - ‘et +p a. rage. on one — s the Loe Main 58 % Ri aes eee 4 for rooming house BREDELL, 7503 (Maplewood room 8 fine, Price reduced to mate ts liversity City teeing the aes ————$—- | mom. clothes c Poe - phy beds: Eure ) ) west. Apt __ Northwest —_ | ae Sa bungalow: 370 4) tn 1p from idle WM. HOLDOWAT Bbornoed "for ighiy resericed. in (irand S14eR ; ' henei'* ; week. | pean or American plan ngle rooms or sun parlor, 2 at team hes \-duood KESNERLY. 3822—Fiat. » ve. — ri many aopican nou | 19 N. Sth St. | system with Minn | Botanic Aly ye suite. rates reasonable. Phone Forest 6324 f!0° ory mM ned . cw Ding wey palate Loe gy tn Property, Furnished 4» 53° ‘0 S40 mone ee ee Humphrey water ak revon, suitad P Si ft . : . . a errs , » C = d put " kitchen furniture Pa i aaa pee. —— ais a ' : pA rns yo a — vacuum clean! eve tamil’ ' 41, ge , ae any . - r Ez XC E ‘py r Tl YN AL P p : : ‘| ont r ‘ rH PHIAND 4719—5 -— Orns th : “RN isHED ~ NG cand: rooms and n ryt ' eo! pr ret . gtr % — o . ted. pe oad : a pa . no ' ; : = _ . . ——s ' . . . ——— ™ ' ne _ : r 4 in in r ’ ’ ae ; ry ~~. S ? : ‘ Bes . . 7 .¥ o aan or nive _BROADWwayY. 8510 i : ) . ’ ' © 2% re RIC ee ; po are ' +> 7 ~ = o. wae on! rT FR. .¢ ' wh rent reasona>.e irkwood ah ‘ _ a me 2 L oF 4 “- ’ - +> shoo! s “= LF = Posseasion shout Aue. Avg for light housekeen na = bea ; a: oS Ee FRE Sand ‘Michie. conven er ix pe ger ane « | ” ; = - _— ee = le at cc. ccoLea 273 bu! “ — vr ~- _— - art na wer , . th Lod FrER nh side ' hiean _ : - : ‘ : nd -_ a ae é' ft . L. z , es . _— ~ ; Z : ~ ' — 7 2" _-. > | urn . ‘ ener -" 2 , _— - - . 7 . ~ - : o ‘ » let nort P . . . ". ,*? * . . J > on . Arc ’ . ; . “ : . » lant of = = —_ : : } The = te : ‘ intme WET a »RNILA e681" ” -_— . ors . plete . é A . ae . . i. \ — ; } itifglie k I N E A P A R qT M EN T S * p ' } ‘ J — ei . , , € ird a id , - 7 5rOR . “+ An a14° d.a at only furnishea for ho Lsekeen né a eat 1. exsceptlon eppertunity 1 TST ITAMS PL rooms: SSIDENCE_Clavton. 6 © ———— ey | d rec oat : : ‘me _ , . ape : ' fe - RESID CE—Ciarton rooms. garage. - ; s ; —— - * a Pron “wa - — 8! 973 Furnished roon ' ta a me sin A ; oe en. new s of; and bath: S85: aco — “wee shady round: June 12-Sept. 12. W ae ~— _ Webster Groves Hane =! , in Ail . unday o> i am ‘ L. . a . : . —— ; . . wy 4 eS a °c a . 'oaed — - —_ cmeatinatiaiaie nai 2 . ’ as » ’ nr ReTUNE SS “49654 ——@mali front reom. |p, t , mmediate pos . -_ R E AU - \* a a. TLEON R - * 7 co.- BFURMAN, 6062 finished. light) ibeiwW Setiaittet, ‘orp faccer ont maneee:| gee. She : FOR RENT FOR COLORED = oe ; 0 _ventences. reasona bie srand "i che > 84 foor. running water. eas nce tmiae alt edect - eo ae ICAL, 56s—3 . ie FLATS—3. Apply HUTCHISON & M as Heart “Mane hester W Vhite Ww ay IN UNIV ERSI . —— os - ? 1y F195 el. | wh nt th : Inspection a. coon mg , "" ON BR. E. CO.. 3137 Pine. __ss_ic'* +7351 Manchester av.: © : : + = moet ) enes” ices S18 te $25.00 “ | ity Soe A... Cig | EEBST ER GROVES TRUST CO.. agt.iel CLARA . Fi4—_24 flicor orth wn nde! : room for gentiemen: a)! yous PAG! 43A—Large 2d-fleor house nN : 3 a oe ah Cape Ses4—Fur nied | ; cttntitn Eceneentomece G0 REALTY CO, 5243 Deim ONNECTICUT, 4027—Latest sivie lent) GARAGES, STABLES—RENT i eaxe PRAUKE. 1008 Coes > | ur nee. Universt POG REND _sentiomen or coupie: Rrietiy medert ' ' : Post Diepatct Want Ad Piones ——--— -- -- -— yeas O62 80: sarege. OO er a —s . , . 19:40 4 FRONTAGE. ™ MODERN furnishing new rand KY {h40——*-room houser ering Olive or Central 6600 = — — Central WELLSTON STORE ta) Merri +t : a PRO) ars cany terme Srebeter 1200 . >i ST be dk -oorn I Sane he 4 4 . - ng -_ , - - or ' re €12° » proce asked makes ® OLD RCUARD BANK REALTY ©oO EBIGHTBENTH. 3007 : - ite. furnished: al] con-enten es Belid agate. 3c line dai Roseda! Dwell] " gtee A for coume o r emen e _ ' ard e furn ehed: ae Diaplay. Sic dai’y . sy yf ht a Pa | 2 we Ln oS ry eat newly de i ro . pT *338—Gar ase. 50255. See me on “tae estore Easton av wa... nie : pin " ~ tr ‘ »"5( , ~ : @ * ~~" R tr) a. \ t y1T% i : ~ = ‘ .o oe cae - os — - ™ ‘ orrn agate ese a7 y AAT ~ aSHIN >T . - = = . : — " 053° Mi Forant 3 ¥ Le BER MEY aw i 9 Ae all 4 abary "ASA ~~ Ret » , let ‘60x 128 WSVA 5 -—KRoome for lsat he ) MOND. S520-——iarge SOUte room, con diep'ay. 45c daily, Sic Sun ho! for ] Aoks } xs. > S : Dn Le | oes . : chance for worki stra vw hea ' hom ke tin : “a 7 > ee Di ne perc n m ra 8 per we Age: 2 rmes Ic . . mt : ' —_ “aia neniom pins. Tosa! Soegton om, sbi bes EE __ |IREAL ESTATE) =" == he = ond 3 ren — ‘pasture and . ‘Sy RUNGa a . and — New. @ room nR2 “ 0 orivate ms WwW east na wt ARRISANT ‘9 . . _ > * . tings work and 4 p “ ' : . . Pate = te ~— Te MPURE _ ’ 345 ie RTM RE a EeT—BU ESS j oy BUYS 2 : : ater, % electric ~~. Ay. — — or . © y —= + "3 , ou ’ ' ~ - =z " me » | and . o -t ce 3 APA ENTS FOR nT ? . ' = > . d " ] . an > , TO Ll -_ -_ _ BUS — ————~= oem Rod aga’e. 20- lame datiyz. or Sea. > re , : , 500175. wodd s* - - ne Se ; bu . oe na-;. DOROZDA REALTY 1006 Chouteau —FURNISHED — "OO bath. electric, — 2o* ’ ane sates Display, 2ic daily. 45c Sun. Out-of- yee a Tot “lance easy terme Oy oO , DOW ALI. .: _ agate. Sic daily. 40¢ Sun.; IMPROVED > va . el By aaa spiay b5¢ dai.y Sic Sun. Disecountea, acree (Vive St : is oe “es acwland | ‘aree ore bath ole ; ’ _tynes S10. ere : ier le - : Se. der Pua so _ . : c5) APA ) : ; cr. Murph) G : ' epensible adylts ons Box Poet — — I = ay Agaie—3 times, Ic: 7 times, |: oe Tn on “ . ftir c. 30 times } . fe. acres AC : t . daily 3c. Sun. tc. Diepiag TL EPROVED car lines. telephone nan } —_ RAR: 57 c . . =s y : ; - ' 2 Perlmutter (entra! + 15 it Dispatc LONGFELLOW : 3 times. ic. 7 times, daily Ic, Sun. 5c; ge SON, S50%— Nicely furnished front | SHENANDOAR. 3015— ee a i ae ce = | “rooms. bath; aduite 0 ___ | neighborhoed, hot water a wit! tchen orie!l leman with heat and janitor eurnishe. South MAGNOLIA m fiat. 24 fi FOR RENT ~ eo daly 3c, Sun. bc “. g@2 range and phene. anne : diamont . nw | Me wee 2 attic ~oerns : ul Minimum s aN ial . a Ve EO | SPRING, 1641 8.—Apaertment. furn! . MICHIGAN. 3543—4 rooms, modern: Ten: —_e . z AGE. ———— Feet — Ace, — i, | WASHINGTON Bt. 4375—Light hou _5 reoms: bargain; June i te 5 ‘Teasonabe o8) | Clarten Road & Yale Ar. {J 7 REAL ESTATE CARDS x yt rooms. bath. furnace. Gean4 212M _ ae — . J . - Gouble garage. caréen. web-fervishet 6 Toom in madern as arimen _ keeping and sieeping rooms: al! ver —— ————- re a -. NEBRASKA. 3941—Doubie flat. 4 aa 4 WN W Cor. Shenandoah & Nebrask | anninimenell idee _ , ae WeREE. 4210A—Room orivace home «> ences masenasie. Y aa . nue N ~! rooms, furnace heat. electric, hath pine br, ‘ raska = Park. Sree, a : AG 4 S venlienees Phone ceraace reek faa’ a “A ROME NETO: Lj 4°45— Sra!’ a oe rv -er . West PARK. -—~Aot =... rooms. . upper. opposite 3108 and 3213-15 Cherokees St. Over QuaARTER CENTURY a FIRRING REAL - ara =5 a oe | ae oor runsaing water, . i = a ~ — Lafayette FP Park. $°5. SS E.. Car. VW olla & Minnesota FOR TRI er Ce. or Cbd , raw at 47 48—Houwheerire a. aan | nee! 344A) ~ APARTMENT orm preter v furnished 5 a r - ” ¢ ’eenning water, $6 for two WASHINGTON BL. @47=—Nicoly her rooms: summer months. Cail after © | PRESTON Pi-. 1720-2 Teomeouem oie, || West Side Marcas, North of Ut. frent room anda kigghen meade ’ Sighed reome rurnsine water centinu ‘Us . ahr’ 1496™M eee ane ici anneal -~ - a Louis AT. eve “ater F'nreet siaeecu AMBASSADOR APARTMENT. 4 4209 1 Lim- APARTME “WT — Furnished or un furnished nr : , ~ ; i} ; : ee cood location, nice yard, garage. adults = 24 " Ba Suitable for Almost Any Business. mesietilant ONLY $750 CASH BUYS UNG: ALOW AN. T7O8—Fu oe ve . : rated a a, mm . ——EEE dei! bi new building: 5 or 7 room ef- tric and ces —— “te papa gs ‘ono 1 . ~ yy ae See manager at builéing or Forest 1858 : 42) SEVENTH. 1817 §— a2. gas, — RTT Parcickad fem | Benoa m OREON SRG SCOTT G00 Chasnat, Bi CRINGHAM COURT W650 Tapert aos) _ ine. second floor | DOUGHERTY-SHEEHAN - + 2d Washimaeon Rl. 4901. Sees | Duka re ~Desirabdie 3-room efficiencs Fe SHAW. 4150A—5 : » i sn a : ee ou ww AMUHSRST f°! ‘isa “ . ’ 84446 " har h. elect rte. furnace ic® 721 Chestnut St. (e62) I arre " Ro echt ———— —— 7 otter non ot open porches) CATSS. 5560—Si x rooms, furnished. open SHAW. 4150A—5 rooms, reception reo™ . _ (Gz) perch; June to September. Forest Jo = 2 furnace, Death. eiectric. ic@2) | + A—Furnished roams. south- - ora exposure, fer ene or twe. aay front reeom,. houselicen hg. reason- anm « ’ ~ —_ | 4 a i mania le ld le —il, lll, iia, ll. - ye ee
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re ee se See er 7” _ eee i oS Pr ee TUES . FAY 20, 1934. B]NO REAL EST ATE WILL “SELL ITSELF” as well ll ‘ : , sila : ST. LOU REAL ESTATE ~ cower well as wi an AD in these columns.-@@ te art of Wellston : emer enor rom SALE) BUNGALOWS or Salen AGES | FLATS, AP'Tw’Ts, FOR SALE) BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE Vital Statistics == Questions Anwsered == Radio PCTORS AND DENTISTS giIGHLON ck; bath. gas, elite, etincinlllins a —— ELED THROUGHOUT PR Pinal eave cor only 84800" cary sisrtiraaes rare oe Southwest | a x G-193, Post Dis (cS) | BT NGALOW—Atiractive: 38xx hae GROVE HEIGHTS A REAL BUY i; ————— just completed; Uniata, dandy 5-6 room single Twe new stores, nearing completion. as | ine floors, diy ided inte light, ces) ; 1_— - ; ear ALOW—S rooms. bath, cana fur- 4 rooms, bath hot-air ‘f fl eae ' : ur ley at; all conve = c | ° _ ad aad third floors to one . dkoo aoe: frets, fixtures pnd . a and walks made. 4938 Bavinc Da. Y PCK EM. FEY. BARC tet See 4000-11 Ivanhoe ne a, an ms e I ic ses | Post - Dis teh Radio nd is well si ; ae See owner, 6727 | BU NGALDW—Attractive: ust completed: Main office 2925 §. Broadwey. H a eee 1012 “cae - en / B d pa S fc ’ . . | roadcasting Stauon well suited for lodge and monthly notes. 2)| 4 rooms. bath. h GEVE 5) wa he Olive 82 . tie av (c2) ot-air furnace: alleva, “R AND Mi ; ° | cnet, beautiful waction northwest | ris 8nd walks made. 4935 Davison. DOUBLE Fou! R-ROOM. FLATS Births Recorded Ci ee” Dee KSD . 0 The Post-Dispat quer ch reserves the right to reject any y, ’ % , \ Py, , . , . v: S12 50 per foot: liberal terms. nm) West ) , ’ s 4 * 7 ra) - F 4130 M 75 OBER Iky ER 4 a oe oe hom — , South rr... % “pate fcitee: S18 780 fur- REAL BUSINESS BARGAIN B Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be ol ; Delmar 566W yo : ‘ rock road wer ; JALOW —3Axx Keokuk; 5 rooms. ' DOCGHERI pss f) Ino Ts etc Two BLOCKS FROM ro ARK url ermite | iv a . line. : @ modern; large tot; terms: a bargain ‘TY-SHEEHAN. 72 Chestnut. Southeast corner of Tavior and orton: | OF except letters on medical questions of undowdt- 546 Meters ed sincerity, when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. a ow for quick sale Roemich, Olf, : 2 ot 2 $1 === . —_ An mic e 3174. ___ (e®2,) | real buy: 2 stores. flats. steam . 6 ~45 } I (4) — | reduced from $20. 000 to $1 ‘. 000: easy PPP OL OS™ SO OO tiie } — ) — : Dayli t re i t | ~ A.—The S-cent piece dated,that it has the appearance of & | 3:40 ote. 10:60 11 ten 13:40. >—E —. | BUNG ae aig REAL ESTATE :XCHANGE yM ATIC CO BUNGALOW NGALOW—New 4-room frame? all mod. | ~ MODERN” SINGLE F LAT reduced trom” $20,000 + Seater accom } | $24 Chestnut st | Wm. C. Cook—teota Caragher 1869 ern Improvements: conventie double frarace. al! kin “7! nt to echools 3606 MAGNO “RANK I, DITTMEIER R. EB. cO., AT Wid —Will exe hange 10-room_ § fe tile porch, 0 car line nn Man c > TR | Pout Dimatch = * monthly, Bos 0-250 « 4-5 rooms. baths forkaente doub) F ; J on "Mox 0-4 ys yee Basen Ape? double eS Mane wos | SPO l0 31500 cash cof) | rage. ete; only $10.500: vargain. ©" | Original ‘Quick Sale Wanted’ Agents. | James Annie White is worth from be to loc. dress. It is absolutely necestary 1:40, 2:40 and 4 p.m. Market -- — Ont -hmwePatc . @ O&. MeCRADY # SON anda: 4 rooms and | CHRISTIAN RRINKOP KR. F. cCO.. a da (cS3x) 1 ‘—Mrs. Margaret G. Beard GENE.—-The S-cent piece dated ‘© Wear a hat with a day drers. Quotations and news bulletins HK EXCHANGE—several desirable lag ame) torre *920.__ Peet SEEM, _f06) Rica cash, bainnce he mma "Enquire ri S19 Chestnut. feQy | ~ ssaoment (ERP TO en ce Cheers. J} 1903 is worth from 5c to 7¢ kK. E. G—The expression “Ches- of interest to the Middle West. ! Prices supplied Marke? Laan Cemetery ¢: , Vv—— : ce wean er 2 , ors Post-Dispaten Cottage - TE ct MA ans] 10 Gravois: Riverside t 3330 e4) | ; LEAVY ING } ITY REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’RED Morris ie Feldman. F. N. S. O.—The half. Settee dat- tarfiele was taken from the ca- ericsson CUANGE—Several new 5) ate in county: 7-room house; good out erick, — 4339 Beethoven; @-rovin ae fst. 3411 Wyoming st.; 5 rooms | COTTAGE—4600 Maffitt. d-roam bricn: apeian | 0d 1854 ts worth from 50c to 55c. - - of Philip Dormmer Stanhope, || Agriculture and ‘principal Ex- » in Webster for vacang ’ Tipdinges: larce auaentity it. 2 octet tile’ bath, ednnece. closet ; n, rooms and «mail hall room uP; excellent condition; $300 cash, balance ‘© Spanuth—Clara Me - KIRKWOOD.—N | marl of Chesterfield, & noblemas . : a. ols. churches. all modern conveniences, hardwood fieora,| like rent. A. F. C. Blase, 1206 Arcade. Howard § required t —O witnesses @f@/ who lived from 1694 until 1773.) ||| changes. | ® @n application for @/) and who was distinguished for his . | ours, Clayton Or Vicinity YECKEL. FEY OD noppe Poni-Dienatch uty. og is E TARUIOKSON, | oPher spouting, Schoenburg copper ac Olive 3163 wus a yrpne 4 | Main office, 2925 y | 2413 Wyoming. ver werevic) | COTTAGE 4811 Maltin; @-reom brick: : | rey D.—w | was fer @ tan ae Gan a? bola Tuesday—6:45 P. M. | 1] . ——Write to the Patent/| was for a time on terms of tnti- | u a | 7 oe ae — 1e Ss ; i vw owner sr same ut XN ‘ ic)) | Care. our heat b bs ay neal “ + ty mate We 4 qd’ ; a VAC ANT, $4 PE R I I’. i¢ COT TAG kL—6 .2 Bt ate =, W ALTER ry" ‘OTT ¢ 4 ‘0 SNK Chysatn: t" nat ;* T: inor ' Louis k : Poet S . : ante?’ Agents foot lota, near St. Charlies Rock r4.: _ double carage: °$2950- 185. euni80; | — oe FL AT—3633 Cozens: 4 and 5 room, bath, rt . Ferguson—Frances F aking machinery, and also the, Equal parts of cream of tartar and | ————— nn Oa gown, $10 per month, GERLING | * 4189" £1c seme 4 D AN DY PLAT electric; bargain: $500 cash and ‘terms. - St. Louis nagazine in question citric acid, powdere@ fine ane ji! 9:00 P. M. LAN D— lwachan ne. sell or } ase. $25,000. s . TY. S212A Laston. Cabany ePsnn recy TAc E i a 4a KOT SREAN, 301. Toe «hestnut M. 3195. | ba é b. De rs ter—— Ayr + Vera M. Holl. Ml kK Vin legislation has heen mixed together This forms the : . . | , te r rd to-date wullding mat - ek (c82) | aline "$850" oe Schiller: 3 rooms and 4370 Gibson av.: an exceptionally well. (c*) us a Rellevill passed or proposed to widen Elev- “salts of lemon” sold by druggists. Program by Western Mill- Renn —_ ioe one Fwitch, ora “~ $750 CASH % A650 Gravois. Riverdian 4830 eee res) | an bu! ae nate flat of 4 and 5 rooms, baths | HOUSE—4279W Garfield; 4 rvoms, elec- t eville. en th street on or near the 2800| Procure a hot dinner plate, lay tary Academy Orchestra and . wed coal al 3 COTTAGE—62 ‘ t 26 furnaces: copper «gutters and screens: : in Al condition: $500 down; easy | Herbert Bchmidt. Breese—Josephine Haller- |) block ” |the parts strained in the plate, Glee Club. Mrs. ©. 8. Porter, pake grand coal yard; ll. #, will buy a new. modern 5-room brick | GE 57 Goener: & s and! /o Ae 26; adinission by card only; price HUTCHINS-INGE R. CO... 2645 man, Bree ; ‘and moister with hot water; next violinist Capt. Cc. & Porter f_ necessary: prefer toad quumm . beautiful Virginia Park: aenee’ $500 cash. balance terms. Inquire | $11 Lawton. (*2) | Milliod Ty “a. East St. Louis—Helen Grady,} | ANXIOUS.——Inquire of the Better! uy ; the ab der with the U. 8. A., baritone. : ity for good tenement §535 35 per month and inter- | 6650 Gravois, Riverside 3330. (c4) HEMMELMANN. SPACKLER R. B. CO.. 300 CASH, $20 PER MONTH | **t. St. Louis. Business Bureau in the Statler Ho-| howl of » apoon until t “Addres ons der good-emall farm abeuy Beet UERLING, REALTY ©O ae COTTAGE BE Kansas; 6 roome and sth_and Chestnut sta (c3) | Buy oe San Francisco; 2-story. 5-room tel.regarding the company in ques- bow! of a spoon until the stains Address by O. H. Pierce on lnrated not ton far from 2509. Open BS te * ct bath; 1500 cash, balance termes Ghia frame house; water gas; good condition At St. Oh Oharles tion. : can and aoa 24 gy email Renter. : . er an fe For full part#oulars, write of "ACRE TRACTS | quire 5650 Gravois. Riverside 23380. (e$) oniv $1800 : apnointment . | GOT AGE—4 FIWFWEWTOate Ne rR BRO. 815 Chestnut. Saeetere Balling—Estelie C. Hassett, 8t.| | © —The nickel 5-cent plece dat- ees. | ry DEVELOPMENT SALBS en .Mee Bosutiful ; ree tee Wranion ca | hal plock trom 3 Bellefontaine car, $1000 endl, 6-room aiden motors, S; - gelbnmmsti oS) Curtis . e. Underwood. &t. Leuns~Elva| | - oe . vere from be to ibe; of} stains on ee aa mabe o Program “gor . : ; » ; 5 e : cien = - 7 a mae , 405 Federal Deserve Bank Biggs rock road. Just 2 miles west of | coca: “halesman = nti) the 9use ee — — mee Club | F I N A oN c: ] A 3 | e fame premium. Finally, however, this 4—Violin —_ mrice ie right, we wi! buy = . 7 | i yt for $4700; $1000 handles. | PLAT—RBeautiful, 6 and 7 Fr rooms, single, | reached. WALTER SCOTT OO. 805 Cheatnut, ; ' | . . . | es hee wird West of Union between Pas AOTIFUL -RAMONA PARK - New Brick Bungalow, $4750 ' HARRIS WE INBERE 1012 Chestnut. BIRTHS RECORDED. Ss. E W.— You may wear ahyiwill be obtained without blurring Ave Maria” Port .Gounod nd Lindell, for single flat; . Ty i BOYS Nera Rox ¥ 321. Post-Dis 7 > a | SUBDIVISION Ned waite strictly mosern 4-room and ive. $2 (55) C. yn + Davis. 310 &. naee —~ irae a wedding. A coat and skirt Is! wall paper, unless it be of the — ath Dungalow for $4750. Including lot; | FLAT—Modern, 4 nn Sh z. rooms, single; _ . Blunt, 3426 La not appropriate, since a skirt and/ cheapest variety. In the case of a WANT TO SELL ul Tete 560x125; covered with beautiful for- convenient to car; 5 ty 3 Balckstone: b Cheatnut, “40 geld tm last twe NEW BUNGALOW. SINGLE FLA 5149 RIDGE Solid agate, 30c line daily, or fun. . Hull, 2914 Montaomery. (is ofa color to match the skirt so and benzine. (b) Lina Lee .. | Sort of day dress when attending or destroying the design of the Mra. ©. 8S. Po rter 5—(a) Chinese Patrol, Puerner “= on Wel a . T. D WE need new 7 oa can at ree . beaatiful lots as low as $5 per foot. $1500 CASH 5 rooms, hardwood floors, furnaces, Display, 35c daily, 45c¢ Sun. Ovut-of- 2. A. ; , 56 . Eve Soe: Qir7ate ef, Cam, MMMM ie tar evecise: “Sesetacn™*0s [pews *"roOnee nis Gum, Pusat Sy | large Rel, taraes: barsala’ ror euipy | Sewn. ‘agate, 380 dnuy dee Guns | A S84 Be Rigen: Mr ee LEGAL INFORMATION. t—aslions ee c e your ection; salesman 085 rs me, tile urnace, eleo- | #8'e owner. (c7) taplay, 4c daily, 55c Sun. Discounts R and M. Jo , $810 N. 9th. — WAL Te R SCOTT CO., 805 Chestnut. pou & VATTEROTT. Realt mo vege brick porch, = easy terme INGLE 3 AND 3 ROOM FLAT per line: Agate—S$ times, Ic; 7 times, WwW. C. and B Glowson. 4257 Connecticut | (By a Member of the Bt. — —_ Association.) (B) “Be sAody - Sticklané Pee ie Sel or exchenge; Nee Peston. y 6376..| ‘B BRINKOP, te (e4) | $7800 aD ie ot: alley made;| £¢, 80 times, daily 3c, Sun. 2c. Display J and ip Foc. SOL Fatsionn. JEROME.—The Circuit Court $4 E.—(1) The ground be- — ve Stream’ FLOYD & JONUNSTON RPAUTY We «OOtfice open Bundave and ~ A. (c62) ' OOO; Sern. eiey: Ratwtzman ‘anne 3 times, Ic; 7 times, daily 2c, Sun. $c; ne — Jackson, 730 “a ™ in session all the year around. we -- thy ‘the sidewalk and the curb t. C. S. Porter om Fag Ham: § alle q ood Southwest Forest 8920 5108 Faston. (e4) 60 times, daily 8¢, Sun. Se. |W. O. ana A mRechtold.” 4341 Morgenford. A. B. C.—Write to your Con- |is owned by the city. The lot &8—/(a) sche Militaire— Cabany 2R5. ponbany 7882 Brentw UTIFUL APAR T BARGAIN Minimum — 2 lines ty and R. MeKinley, 1404 Clara gressman or Senator at Washing- owner may take care of tt, but the Schu bert vening= Imar - BUNGALOW—M™ ‘BEA ‘ IMEN i. ' | . . Sen BU | ESTATE “room on Shawmut pie S10 008 Bes WISHES IMMEDIATE SAL: LOANS ON REAL ESTATE wnt" poopy POS ton, D. C., for complete informa | ty OTT ubing te the Cinanee (») Changing Harmony — : iller — wo BUY “REAL ESTA = ACRES, 6-ROOM RESIDENCE com on wt, palya § | $10,000. Box Wane to sell my beautiful apartment. | — — Pacha Aint a | tlon regarding th ension. Garage. chicken house. al! kinda of fruit. Ls 149, Post- -Dispatc (e) southeast corner of Academy and Minerva | LOANS soeured’ ok tives and anoand Tanne i ze it and & Cargonpior, Wesuse ba “ ei ding e p ao ‘Maeienth line depends on where you live. Ww. M. A. Orchestra. and ~ ape £8 on made street: | BUNGALOW—3 rooms, bath, eiectric, | “Minerva. Apartments:"’ best construction of trust, automobiles and furniture. Call| g }) and ¢. Goodwin. 4464 Margaretta DAILY READER—The Giv The building lines are different in ” : 24 Chestnut st ’ TTS. Nec Msg ie Jah 7500 $1350. "6 ole Hest: sheds: 455x125: fx. farnilies. 4 are re, very reeson- “Lindell 62 84. (c3) J. and H. Miller. 6014 N + i wife would still be wee | peng. SA different lne alities. - 5 -_ . . ~' omaeav. Call Riverside . Jwmner, secon loor, I328A Arcad- MONE Y DANN : °4 ; |} of the instirance policies, unde Original Quick Sale Wanted * Agnes ee PASS Eames. (c6) | 56i7J. (cO3) | my. Forest 3690. (c62) ick action; low cost, real cule ends, W. D. and G. Snoty, 6212 Louisiana. | the circumstances as sfated. vonbie’ foe tat a age ns = tne 11:00 P. M. Se : BU NGALOW—New 6- “room matt brick: MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY MARTIN OL IAN, , 712 Chestnut at. (e862) - and &S. Chung, 1Z 43 S. Broadway. I. ©. D.—(1) So long as the auto- r. . ° ave 6 Broadcastin direct from ! la modern; decorated; near 2 car lines, Cit 760 Aubert: 5 and 6 rooms: rock front: , aH 5 US’ —MONEY GIRLS | ak > ; , .| Property put in the names of his Ss. Clayton : y ‘ ck fron MONEY—“SEB U MONEY : 2609 Morgan. | mobile does not obstruct the eMm=! wir, and himself as tenants by the Hotel yg Gomes | Limits end Market; 7124 Nashville; open | exceptionally well bullt: real buy: $10 THA ft . Gaines. : mu BRINK as “815 Chestnut Bt.” (oR) ) r a of im Sverre | THANK YOU. — (1) Your wife; deed it back to Mr. and Mrs. A. Department of St. Louis Public ine ing Cc at — . need a nonresident’s fishing | as tenants by the entirety. Schools, orchestra LF ee _ ville hard road; bargain; $°: » Cash, $10 yur : y= er eng H. and T. © will EAN 301. T22 Cheetrnyt. M. 1105 ~NEW BRICK BUNGALO v 4444 Forest Park bi: a well- vette sin- ane anes, Oe tndorsement: M: tT ‘S.. Birnba u a ' _l |] lieense, if she fishes in Illinots (2) PERPETUAL CARE. — Unless broadcast direct from Cleveland : pes ty tne § yoorns: fe modern, | gle fiat of 5 rooms and tiled bath, ist| ments. at & per cent interest discount. | F- 5. . ¥ .,° tae || Neither you cag om = ons there is a provision for perpetual High School. Jenninas easy! terete: nope By "Ynguire first and 24 floors and - fine reome on 34 fi.: Wellston Finance Co. 308 Weliston iJ H. and E| McWariand. 63088 Bu ait fishing license ! you fis m n ‘t care In the underlying cemetery | i G | door east e By. wy ae Arye \ot-water heat;| Bidg. 1506 Hodiamont av. {e7) | Heins. 5343 Claxton. burb Mississippi River within the city! deed, they have no right to refuse : 3 DURE 748 Jennings 5. rooms. | - | HEMMET, Parade Se aT ie R. B.CO WE make and buy 24 and 34 deeds of end R. Puricelli, 5223 RBotanteal, | limits. to allow burtal unless you pay . dance; 11, concert. 150 foot front, Cabsny 7001. (2) | y 7th and Chestnut sts - FRANK, 712 Chestnut. Olive 6177. -_and ©. Bolasini, 2135 Sublette. | FRIENDS—A cannot compel B| their charges for perpetual care, as ||| alc; 10, » one West = (c$6Z) | L. W. and ©. Holly, 3532 ‘ton ito sell his interest in the business. | your deed says nothing regarding |i} WJIAXK—Cleveland News (880): MROUSE—Modern home. 8 rooms and bath! | = , | all conveniences: garage. fruit and shaie| BU \NGALOW—S rooms. brick, sew; 6200 MONEY TO LOAN W. and ©. 4a sD AN. jf A and BR each own an interest | it, and as you never entered into ||} rms. RESIDENCES FOR SALE r pitadore. (263 should ||| 6:30, bedtime; 7, concert. | trees; terms reasonabie, Cer! Wiebrock, West; suburbs; reasonable terms. (a eal estate security. first or second A tract for it. Y ; rms. . ; t real estate, however, any contrac , ou —— ee Se Comex Sere. | dem oor, (58) — rates and interest the low- aaa ae a partition suit and|look up the deeds and restrictions WFAA—Dallas News (476): | = . s, 31 Flats, Apartments Wanted _ . 4 Kirk | a4 NLY $200 CASH North ths ot at SIL ‘VERBLATT. Room (60; . Greenvill te there would probably be a sale of covering the cemetery, or have a “12:30-1, address; 8:30-9:80, con- FLATS Wid—Souih of Park av. Box : rkwood es 43 f Curtis: 4-room cottage; in Al con- | > eure —aa0F Kennerly: 7 reoma 1? MONEY 7? a der. 35664 Salm. the building. lawyer do it for you. 11- 12. recital __75, Pont -Diepatch - 1 eH 4-room, modern; tot 62x BELL IS, Realtors, Arcade Bidg. Olive 378.| dath, furnace, electric: $750 cash. bal- P and Z Hanson. 131 19A S. Boyle. MEDICAL QUESTIONS. be : : — . te Pm lock from transportation; fn- ‘Beaut tiful Washinct Avenue Bungalow ance terms: price $8500; 1028 mocement Pm, 3 fh aaa G.. ee pas gocens Per, and D. Olliges, 1233 8. Vandore> KFAF—Denver (360): 3 m and R. Swibelman. 2648 Chippewa. Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be com || busters; 9:30, address. -léth. sidered, Diagnoses or treatment of individual cases will not be given. WWJ—Detroit News (517): 7:30, waar a _ . week > - For anemed 00tiated MARK H WILSON REALTY co. 1523 Washington; choice, modern, up-to- sentative will call. hone Olive 6747. WAITER SCOTT CO., 805 Chestnut. (c8) . and F. Monnino. 1008 N. es — — —_—__ . date room* every modern improvement: ©, M. MOORE. 206A N. Sth st... oped / | warame. etc: price ‘Teduced te B19 500; South in securing homes for colored pec Maplew | $3000 FA «4, i = 3, : u uy. c reer ee ee Phin LMR Se Rx. co, | HOUSEANT Janne iS rem tee | DO You | Need Money |:: MANHATTAN—Frame. 5 rms... Seta. | 624 Chestnut et. electric, easy terms (c6) ND RUY nts nce: te oO ‘ , Toy Y: riginal “‘Quick Sale Wanted’ Agents. RESIDENCE—For sale. rent, lease or ex- ° CITY REAL EST’TE FOR SA | “tes INGER "7359 Manchester av. (c8) be: (eb 3x) thames: benetinel © seeeen Gunde: tate SECOND bene y HIRD DEEDS | ‘ona F. Eragnia,. 2019 Pdward. Reet * ‘specialist. - malcy by removing the cause. $86): 17:30-12 steer . tree. | oe abel as. ha, fruit and Sa ifie F . k Ss ] water heat; with plenty of ground. €0722 | For quick service. Banking interest. . Pr s.—The condition as stated, if 2-B.—-You are neo doubt preg- WTAS—Eligin ): ’ 1 x can be used macrifice ror Quic aie | Bates. (cB) | ST. LOUIS FINANCIAL CoO., BURIAL PERMITS. not too frequent, is normal in &/nant. Every woman who is preg- ||| musical. _— j | rthwes two-fan t : ~ : No , >. | ily; selling very cheap. 3443 Modern semibungaiow, 6 rooms, un | RESIDENCE — 3825 Cleveland. 9 rooms. | 617 N. 8th et., 7th floor, Ferie. 10, 6659 Garmer. young and healthy man. If un-/nant should ongsee the physician WBAP—Fort Worth Star Teie- we ae wt. R—A so-called rupture} tional derangement may cause ab. News orchestra. ~ Parker, 5527 Oriole; twins.|| specialist is a good person to|normal blood pressure, ¥y WOX—Detroit (617): 6, concert; DeMarchi, 5339 Magnolia. , eon is the|low. (3) It can be brought to me 4 agnolia avoid. Any good surg 9, Red Apple Club. lads 28 HS > > us Se — ghattan, Maplewood. (c2)| room, sleeping porch, hardwood floors | 4 brick: first-c! diti Olive 2121 and Olive &394 (e146) | Mollle Warpulte. 22, 2812A Stoddard it ain, stating | who Its to ca her ! i modern, ( in rst-ciass con ms | ees owe Vere See ‘one @ ~ . , 6a n, whoo is to r or r co - 4 | trule ‘trees’ hot-water heat, “oN buruer: | prick garage for 2 cars; wi'l sell at low | = = Miller, 42, 764 Bayard. ay a . ment at once. We advise your 4o- gram (476): 7:30-8:80, band; 0:30- fruit trees and grapevines. 6846 Wood- e a , terms. O t j C- c egaei. 65. City enfirwary. particulars. price ard easy terms. Open for inspe LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP’Y Kinder. 40 N. Kpring A. P. S—The normal blood pres- ing this now; employ a physician 10:45, concert. Donaldson, 50. City Zanitarium. rson 25 years of age|and have him examine you, giving we’ ° omg ‘eet yg organic or fune-| you any necessary attention. KFRX—Hastings (341): re broadcasts— iAeT-—-2800 Semple av.. 002172 ft.; rash and $15 per month iT. a Be ——— 7 4 & b! - NGALOW — Overland; 4-re0m frame, —* mat —— Saree as. poe WENGLER,. 717'4 Chestnut I. J. F th, furnace; Hawthorn and Hood: $100 | CHAS. Jf. Ee An) | AUTOMOBILE LOANS—Made in 10 min- | ‘Kaa ‘1, 1. 2243 St _ Charles or : utes; car left in your possession; mort- . 23. 2338 Clark is 125 - | South F gash, balance like rent; or will eupmange. FLATS, AP’TM'TS, FOR SALE | — ope ee K4zes refinanced to reduce payments: |} Feliciachia, 68. 5OTS , + , Saat ‘ _| WDAF—Kansas City Star (411): : : ——— . coal ve :40, a 7: 56, 5: 00 Big Brother Club: 5: 30 talk, , - a . Oo cago lecture; 8:15, mu- , | west and adjoining Ho j IN UNIVERSITY CITY 624 Chestnut at. LSON, 5899 Delmar. (c100) MONEY leaned on furature and vlengs at | highiy profitable. Bes 5-416, Post-ONs. tty, Hey "Roberts. _ 3ai8 sical. | ‘Hills on the west. Wonde _ Well Senetrected FeO’: (c53x) good condition: $6750. Mound City Loan Co., 427 Victoria Bide. | ice Chai ice and butter making plant: | Parry Barnes. 5 WMO — Memphis Commercial ight and airy rooms and bath. hice ST. IOUIS CORNER—$4200 : HOR.” McC RADY & SON (c56) | ready to go: $125,000 gross business cert ensemble, string quintet; 7, or-| Appeal, (600): 8:30 program; 11 “ ge. on one of the highest e. cor an Ainton sts.: rent ‘ On. fe 4 1800. IU in University Cits facing the beau- $980. Price $4200: 5-room brick house; MY HOME AT A SACRIFIC E | ©n jeweiry, clothing, furs, guns. musical| Frank G. Dremning. Topeka. Kan. (c2) : 9. ’ Price reduced to ¢ 12 Franklin | MAIL ORDER business for eale: $1000. _ BUSINESS FOR SALE eel K YW—Chicago (536): 5:30, cun- CKAO—Montreal, (426): 6:09 gains satisfy yourself by comparing - rt mo a. hardwood ‘oe press: BAe (c8) | HOUSF-—Brick, 6 rooms, with furniture: | _ Conveniences: reasonable. (c62)} __and real estate. 2901 Olive st. (c8) Olive or Central 6600 Addie McNairy Chestnut st : | $2500. 2819 h6c Sun.; Rose Kasten. 56 202 for vacant. Webster 12 condition; across from Yeatman Park 2.- 7. | . oad Do tane EVER WGR—Buffalo (319): 4:40-6:30,| W H A & — Louisville Journal, MEDIATE SALE I , a } P , mange fora tuiee ow or smal! resi- | See owner. 3864 Kennerly 9421 ar a ‘ac (Caronde or call Olive . (c65) | MONEY loaned to salaried persons; easy A duct will be marketed | 1. Ho! a Fy 5, organ; 6:30, orchestra; 7, liter- acing arondelet | sired beverage: prc ‘is. 6: - liter WGI—Medford Hillside, (360): Cs 4 BRICK HOM ; FRAN DITTMETER R. E. Co., home; owner sears sell: make offer. (e100) quired to handle the progesition which i8 t et wie 30 Original “‘Quick Sale Wanted’ Agente. = ROOM MODERN RESIDENCE cent per month oO 3RR4 patch. (c2) T Witt. 83 3490 8. “" | ex. 5. 1033 Morrison WDAP—Chicago (360): 6-7, con- | h a ful opportunity. Y, tr hey rooms and bath; 5108 Easton. (-4) |MONEY TO LOAN—2 per cent per month | last year: $10.000 cash will handle. 9 ’ t frolic gan. popular concer : Jackson Johneso: flats of 2 and 3 roome each: $800 cash. 5064 ‘Kensington: beautif home: 11 | inetruments, etc unn's, eee | | a5 . . C | would sell part: light work end easilv , €-7:80; eedeiaes tothe. bedtime: 6:30-9:30 orchestra. ' C Held. 22. 4059 Weetaninater. By the Associated Presa. - s children; 10-12, orchestra. __{¢3) | SONEY loaned on automobiles. Auto Auc- town, agate, sic “Penneyl- ’ a}. dienten, Shc daily, 65c oy Plecounts Auzsust de VWisplaera. 38, $109 Penn 8-9, women's chorus; 9:30, bozing _ OLD ORCHARD RANK K EALTY co. | 200; on terms . =e rea tase. & ae —_ = - pe. Morgan. 2315 Dlive st. ne) . ? & . $e; Carrie jaines, z — | RELLIS. Realtors. Arcade Bidg. Olive 878.| RESIDENCE—Brick: 5 rooms, bath, 5 ctmes, So. © eames, Cally Se. S98. 66 M ; (400): 7:30-9:00 concert, read- : ; : terms reasonabie Car! Whiebrock, 3962.64 1c ) eall (tve 0420 ic ‘ 4 Kennerly; chojce double fiats,| ©. oF cat) *"'ve ==: a ’ ' choice double i o:_ any pay BUSINESS CHANCES "Ryan. 48. 7! ald 7-10, artists’ orchestra. WLS — Masepeee S concert. I monthiv parments. o wnt, investment. | ims. hardwood floors —, fine con.| Established 1873 draw ood salary and ~- divide OONFECTIONERY AND NOTIONS. on & 4 dagt per acre. . oped de street. JOHN 8&8. BLAKE o Chestnut. | aiion: must se!l immediate! \) eety terms |MONEY suppl ied salaried veopie furni- | _ ; ; W M. HOLDOWAY - 1 High! vy restri: “ted . ))) fem) | to right party ° price $10 rT) ture owners ick, confi jen‘ial. — | nn tf Ow ner. 612 V Vv ictoria F Bide. _fcl , Broa tway a ing $. xO daily. rent we WLS—Chica °o (345 ) : G :30 7 WIY—N York, (405); 5:80- ° oO . _ children. Hot-water DOUBLE FLAT—#€ 19@RA Academy. Forest °4: 0. c62) | Railway E change Bide. 62), — —— lease: a real buy. O. E. TREACE & CU. — —_ +a: 9:30 entertainment 19 N. Sth St. ARP a Minneapolis heat Bb N. _ nreaéway: choice double | — REAL HOME MONEY LOANED—$25 to $5 | 8S WANTED 08 Brine Bide. Olive Si-s__—_____ | musical. studio and orchestra. | ) ’ " e = staan . | - = ' ; . : = = wer motor vacuum ec caning A 00 “ p) RS WHAN—New York. (3640): 7:30- West - BAN REALTY GO. tor Wabeier st °° re w ; itr ; or geil your busl- ffice at ’ for Web steam heat, tile pes hb. 2-car garage. io . 'PRIVATE LOANS to furniture owners. want to buy a : a. —— ————— , ene. lots and loans. Call Webster 80 price for quick sel 79 Fasten. a 2d Chestnut et aco. 1" mek n_terms: lowest ratem| ness. call us. JEFFERSO: anf ican) | DELIC ATESeen coos yy are BSR ne a Res £30 entertainment; 8:30 orches- McCRADY & OBERMETER, 5178 fas e4) "TT", . 207 Vidtoria Bidg., | *° ‘. Jefferson Central a ~ Nene , on account of different Du RES ‘A URANT—And Gintestionery: éestr- | tra. | ; | ©65) : ; * | se ~ “ nted’ ’ A ere BEAU T IFU a BLEY. WILSON = Forest 3196. Delmar 566W Originai “Quick Sale Wa a a5 Rth and Locust. P! lone Olive 5994 Gri iness “125 Hodiamont 3 abie ation. 2302 North Market. O1 =. $x) | _ —— - a : 2) WOR—Newark, (405): 4:15 mu- Ls . . ' Pre f LK. E | T G0.— | —$$_$___—_- > you needin money? See O . " . IN UNIVERSITY CITY. Bperiy. “AP Of Webster and our sale HERE IS A DANDY "galery and -ferniture us for auick | Sell Your Business for Cash; URNISHING GooDs RESTAURANT —Good business: leaving | gin 4:30 bedtime; 6:60 musie. , oR) _ _ 2 | ‘ ment 4 > ITE for map of Webster _— OVERLOOKING FAIRGROUND PARK 6107 PLYMOUTH AV. ..| confidentia:. 00. Columbia Bldg... . vately ' __eity. & 7 ta , lorated i . thi ocapidiy erowt ron View int a of homes fer Bion ii ate 19-2) Fair. © ons ° Sg otk: Bae & rooms, bath and furnace; beautiful | 3/8 NX. S8 P57 (cB) We Quickly and Pri — kind of STORE — Complete line of ws tet yy mea 4a! trade , beeen be ae (256): 6:00- urh of homes, Un! versity>City lee liee _ OVES TRUST CO TY Pett goby oe TI gly sale pplnd gpd e- front and rear vard with shade trees. | DO YOU_NEED MONEY? business. We have many ready cash boy- : La amon 30 musical. of et) path of the are 2 REND F FRONT AGE. NOEL , aaihered ainaadsaetaet eel em, “-cCar garage. om he 80l4 to close en estate: price we soem Sm SS LB hh , salaried peo- ere, ie take the Cae eaves MER: clean, up-to-date stock pt la ave =. oT EE Woaw Omaha, (824): 4.406. suis moat ex 3 ; - ay “179 TRAN | pee: cheaper rates _ n MER- we : — business ' dimtrint. a: 0) ‘ easy terme. "Weberer 1200" MPoreat 3108. OBERMEYER, 5179 eres) | CORNET & ZEIRIG TRUST. 719 Chestnut. | Louis Apply 207 Chouteau Tr. Bidg. (cS) | ANTS BROKERAGE Co co y- office Snes dies’ and men's furnishings) *’, isy neighborhood, sacrifice fer quick | 6:30 speakers; 6:30 dinner; 9:00- coonthcggpendeagagetieaien mi ORCHARD BANK BSALT? co. | — | Money Paaned th Aconle Koanag house, | Mersmec-— Riverside) “land dry goods, located at 1109) sie _t¢-X_ Om _ © 8%) repayable $1 a week on each gs5 bor- preas, etc: established 4 years: average 2326 i location. doing a good —ee sTewrmg| farmers’ talk. a . 7th st., or owner, est3A 4 to 6 Dm. : | = ee aan, | rs . NOLEN KING ESTA Phnom Men A ne ae | . a @ on other lis ? rook. re 4 ad ‘ STAB. | - ’ and Ie : Bd ticle wack OOh csertins dor tel tie cant | Lace NTO oe ‘ | date fixtures, new building. lease, KPO—Gan Francieco. (423): 9 at ee —_ North” | Shenandoah ay. —- . sie wir & ¥ . —— | rLAt—einele: S07) ume tocks. Icdustrial Loan Ce. 714 this week wil! rifice for half ite worth , MENT—- \- a , oe apg i gate OY {room a, A. earden. 5479 FLAT wage: _ red : North et ay “¥ . rs leaving town: “aot Lew if you wart a lent reasonsdie. Phone Main 2405" 9) mice fiat te more Py wanted eal pune om) orchestra; 12 Bradfield’s | , off the — we — Nw. corner Wren and Thekia. STOCKS AND BONDS—Rowyer Co a a mt = UNCHPRY Ant confectionery connection micheal omacsisers | WGY¥—Schenectady, (389): 6:45 Washington Park, 3-room frame % neg __ (82) : Aneyv D683 ic) STOR he “=e (CONFECTIONERY — me: ree - Grayois. Call — ne CAR Bi ane BS dandy stores, basements. garages: st Ortic Gasoline. Black Hawke Mi | eh anal weir SHY wes roo ft “4 ! ovr es with plenty of -| address: 6:55 music, address. Coeur Ho pel. BRING REAL PSTATE . Wi th man: modern 4-5, one ible construction; fairly new, rente vrurmen . ‘the s-| _ wo Pom TRUST Co. OF CLA TON, | AX 201. 5 nt b,- ~~ garage vy be” $2700; sacrifice. $15 000 mee net? Train Contro!, Obliana om. attenour? sree. | , CONFECTIONE RY toa ——— a 1S FTORE BUTPAENT. ra Te me eK iF fT ve ' vena 3 ee! 2 WBZ—6pringfiel4. (237): 4:39 ss ——. . ‘tetera S. ain : Rence Film, Annapolis Lead. United Rey-| to school: rent $12. living rooms. a t* ume oF eariy y “ Gee ry Pp ' 4 ——— worth ‘the money. REITZ. - aities, St. Leuis Mining ne Wettes Manchester. a comp) png an¢ modern ore ecuipment — ® dance: 5:30 °: 6:00 pre- a. Corp.. and ether stocks deal L. HONEAY Da Chesinat, ding for mens clething ené fernishine & ods . 3 Northwest | - Refket, “Olive 4870 “it CONF EC Ks GUS) oe: ened Gale & tee veare aad aunt ; : a summary (IMPROVED PR'P’TY FOR & j FLAT-1042 Ruteer r ~ ~ ~ = ths sat Brey 8750 $750 CASH move in; * _ ban pe gh | WE BUY. , SELL. QUOTE =—=SCSséS|,'sé# ite tive Bike Zp Teas USS mewunly: Meng lense. | a ctesé in best of condition a located oe ~ . o : , a ; , | thwest cerrer of Broadway and) active ; ; mi @f& Ker is Ss eee TR at a 4 ; ith and Park Bargain, YS BUN NG ALOW os Sees. BROWN, 626 Bet rente about $4500 | elght Slate: "ford pena Ot IgTED “AND, CUR RPE TORRY aR nr so BL ny my “Can uo anuncal ot oa with caneuliee aaa aA, - ' conta ee: OO 629 Park. 10-roam house, be 7 Y . ev, new frame, a! P about 25. yearly: price for | : terme. RACE ¢ lace . + se a a ee Bee By 4 mame. bath — i, iUMPRRET, Goa and + coum, Ret ‘sale cut to $2 _ terms Gee us ete : cop : 305 Prieco Bt Olive 4124 = 0 per cont, of roclacemest evst. At the or el Wy precda > ab a WRO— Washington, (460): 6:06 races and large rock stable, : , y any time Ste possession. Come so rua ed ', PITTMETER re oO. | wR TTELMAN ¢ ’ ON oo. Carter. deity be p any estore ir which « change and man children; 7:90 songs; 7:36 Plane JOHN L. McDOWALL, 927 4 or Phone us and we SINGLE: JOM on ' ; ren: month» | | t is contemplated Write ar ! | Werk 4a» lena: ory building . estrut a03 Centra) Netl Rank Bids. ene « nto ° : 7:30 Glee Club, dance; §. : il se HECK 2466. a AXN $00 UaMERTY-SHEEHAS. 721 Chest Original “Quick Sale Wanted’ Agents | Tth_ and Olive gtreets t $850 ; « : B. Rovertson. 4908 Euclid : ; + S15 trie; . 100 N (4d DOU ic62) (cb3x) Olive 2255. Olive 5240,- Cent 4340. dch4a Fusco Bale. 6136, xa «Kis OSC, 3.49 songs, ~ a ae
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~ *~ a ee “~~ SS SST ST SS ST EST SS SS SSeS = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oe - ne > nen te ~ a a 7 - wew 77 _ TUESDAY, The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation tharni the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ei ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT rs instr mined ‘broke out in the Korte Building, "sn? North Fourteenth street at | - Telephone Directory Closes Monday, June 2 ORMS for the “merger” issue of the tele- phone directory, the largest ever published here, will close at 5 P. M., Monday, June 2. The new book lists the numbers of both Bell and Kinloch telephones in the St. Louis and suburban area and contains more changes in numbers, names and exchanges than ever before. You'll find it worth while to file requests NOW for desired changes in order that your tele- phone service may be maintained smoothly during and following the merger. Southwestern il lephone Fire Damages Korte Building. damage to the White Way Music Co.. the office of Justice of tne | Peace Beckman and several den- tists’ offices. origin | | | 20 a, m. today, causing $2500 | atc | LUMBER FACTS NO. 12 Thirty-thousand sawnmiilis in thirty states compete for your patronage. Except agricul- ture, no primary industry has so many indepen- dent or wicely d.stributed pro- ducing units. a 100 Rolls of Music Free With Every Player Bought During This tl Portable Phonograph Was $30 7 $2 Cash—$2 Monthl Ne | Sale ~ 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive St. Sensational One-Week Sale of Pianos and Phonographs Melotone (Demonstrator ) $ 39:75 3 Cash—$3 Monthl v’ ad) g . \) _. $5 Cash—$4 Monthly Victrola Discontinued Model Style 90 Was $125—Sale Price *100 $8 Cash—$6 Monthly NS Sete Se J (—f MELOTONE PIANO (Sample) | Was $385—Sale Price *175 - co = — a > Trayser Player-Piano (Used) 125 hee Cash—$6 von) a pe a = $10 Cash—$7 mana Aen Cash—$8 Monthly —/ (Reconditioned and Refinished ) Was $640—Sale Price *240 =) 2000 Music Rolls 10c Each While They Last Kimball Phonograph (Demonstrator ) *35 DZ Victrola Discontinued Model Style 14 T Was $225—Sale Price °150 H.C. Bay Apartment Grand (Satin Mahogany Finish ) *365 Xe 15 sreenlibe 15 Monthly EEE —— = — SR =I! RELATIVES FIND “THAT THEY BURIED THE WRONG MAN Remains Found in River Saturday Not Those of Wm. Melvin, for Whom Services Were Held. BODY FOUND LATER ‘POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED Inquiry Reveals Third Body and Murder of Govern-| ment Light Tender—Man_ Buried Still Unidentified. | The body that was found float- | ing in the Mississippi River here Saturday was difficult of identifica- tion but the index finger of the right hand was off at the second ‘joint, which caused relatives of William Melvin to conclude that ‘the body was bis. For he had lost part of the index finger of his right j hand. | So thev claimed the body and | |Sunday afternoon there was a funeral from an undertaker's at | 1138 North Sixth street and 10. automobiles followed the hearse to ‘Memorial Park, where the body was placed in the Melvin family , lot. Mistaken Identity. Now it anpear. that the deceased |'was not William Melvin, because | William Melvin's body was taken | ‘from the river on the east side! | Sunday forenoon. The mistake as ) to the first body was disclosed yes- | 'terday, when the body of the real | William Melvin was positively iden- tified at an East St. Louis under- | 'taker’s, not only by the missing finger. but by the clothing and ‘articles found in the pockets. William Melvin lived at 1512 North Twelfth street and was em- ploved on a barge lying above Eads) _bridge. Three weeks ago he fell in the river and was drowned. The body, Which was found Sat-. urday, was clad only in underwear, which was considered strange, in view of the fact that Melvin was! fully clothed when he fell into the! water, but there was the missing index finger, so his brothers and other relatives concluded it wag his body. The other body was found Sun-' day. It happened that a man who ‘had known Melvin was near by when it was taken from the water ‘and he said he believed it was Mel- ivin's body. He gave the east side! undertaker the Melvin address. | |The undertaker saw Melvtin's rela- tives. They were in the midst of ‘the preparations for the funeral and were not impressed with the' 'undertaker’s story, but two broth- ers-in-law went over and looked at the body and decided that it could not be Melvin’s. So the fun- eral took place and the interment | followed. Melvin’'s Watch Found. Rut when the brothers of Me!l- vin had time to think it over they “ent to see the bodv in East St. , Louis to make sure there had been no mistake. They immediately recognized the clothing and the! pipe that had been taken from a | pocket, and at their suggestion the , undertaker made another search | and found in a fob pocket Melvin’s ' watch. | They did not feel equal to an-| other expensive funeral, but told. the St. Louis undertaker to let the | | stranger lie in the metallic casket , they had bought for him, and this. afternoon they will give their brother’s body economical inter- ment, transferring to him in their thought the honors mistakenly paid to the stranger. Inquiry into the confusion over | the bodies today disclosed that a third body, also with a mutilated | ' right hand, was found yesterday in_ the Illinois River, near Buckhorn | Landing, lll. This body was iden-| tiled as that of W. J. Scott. 48, ai | bachelor and steamboat agent at. the landing. He looked after a |, Warehouse .in a room above which | 'he slept, and tended the Govern: | | ment lights on the river nearby He sometimes exhibited a rol] of | bills and was supposed to keep con- siderable money. He was last seen Sunday, May 19, at about 11 a.m. It was no- |ticed that on Sunday and Monday | nights the river lamps were not’ lighted. Tuesday an investigation | For STOMACH DISCOMFORT Take these small, pleas- ant tasting tablets for Indigestion, Heartburn, Belching, Gas Bloat, Sour Taste, Food Re- Re A EE ALL DRUGGISTS, 50c Money wanted or money to loan —nsee the Post-Dispatch want pages ' —- ‘for effers. | was made. The door was ajar. On his bed were his h revolver and pipe. On 4 were a jug of whisky and empty glasses, indicating that had been entertaining that he knew. There was which indicated that his bod; been dragged to the river a trail | ¢ | found |thrown in. When his body — at and 'found there was $9.92 in a smal table | pocketbook in his pocket, but no twoiroll of bills. His skull had been; he | fractured by two blows and there somebody | was a cut across his face. ame ver- y had | mist by persons anil ' and | The body was interred today - Insist on PROTECT Your Doctor and Yourself PHILLIPS Milk of Magnesia | SAY “PHILLIPS” to your druggist, or you may not get the original Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physicians for 50 years. | Refuse imitations of genuine “Phillips” 25-cent bottles, also larger size, contain directions and uses. | American —- —— Demand the Genuine Beauty Eés Noodles GROCERS—i0c THE PACKAGE ‘Foot Burning iy LEMON JUICE iets ees co eee. 10 WHITEN SKIN ‘Foot Agony Gets Out—Quick The only harmless 4 way to bleach 5 " baths does no real good—it's a thing of | tate. Famous stage beauties use it ant P the skin is to mix the juice of two You can -| lemons with three ounces of Orchard get Cotas White, which any - rey i8- druggist will sup- flamed, burn ply for a few Pe feet un- cents. Shake well ess the rem- in a bottle, and pee ay Pewee you have a whole rere thle uarter-pint of into a ym | » be most asia apt age | ful skin whitener, Shen: hee softener and For that is = wiamam tees | Massage this sweetly fragrant lemon bleach into the face, neck, arms and hands. It can not irri- trouble starts. Treating the skin with powders and the past--try the new way. Just rub on Joitnt-Ease—Watch it | | to bring that clear, youthful skin soak right in in one minute—the sorest | and rosy-white complexion; also as of yt feet are like mew in a couple | a freckle, sunburn and tan bleach. of days Always remember. when Joint-Ease | You must mix this remarkable lotion gets in foot agony and burning get out | yourself. It can na —quick—60 cents a tube. ot be bought Wolff-Wilson Drug Co., 7th) poly, oe ae Tiel ge. and Washington, "3,0 of Joint- D | — ADVEETISEMENT . i EE owe Constipation, Bilious Head. Ren coe, i aches and Malarial Fever, ° ‘cee '» treating Dreees GEE DROPS see _tleved in a few A... railing is a Prescription for | ooze, — in a few om i y — eo . were and all Discom- | forts AT Mating. ATONIC | lroners See Our Window Demon- stration of the a Machines and ‘ AIULULLLY, eons N Overstuffed Suite Value at this price. A $250 *1 492 spring, loose-cushion Chippendale Chest Comfort, strength and beauty combine to make this elegant three-piece Velour Suite an exceptionally good value. It has web bottoms and Marshall type construction. Very special Englander A $28.00 Value deep. signed and is made of fra- vrant red cedar, 1s sturdilv construeted throughout, measures 45 inches long. HOUSE. FURNISHING co.) 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive St. Da-Bed A $39.75 Value spring. Steel throughout, with baked and walnut enamel finish. Has 21 ~—s all-tufted felt mattress and S =! inches wide and 22 inches Englander improved — link } i A / Y Y ’ fs AA A . 4 7 Cc! c—} ' Uy PLLGEONIEN ELON LOL 192 A splendid golden oak Refrigerator with ‘‘Porceloid’? enamel food compartments, The ice chest is galvanized iron. A wons derful ice saver. $1.00 Cash Delivers It —* a: Foe. » ¥ . ’ > > > x. ”~ [ . a mie "e , Ny Wg ‘ his LES pt Py tae a $ ate SET See ee ee Boe » ae ae aP ee 18 oe a ae ’ ? oe nae x rT ata "s 7 — ae ‘ Pr, ay 4 : . 7 - . y 5 om 4 > 2 ‘ be ¥ . on? # * 4 o rs if v Kes This gorgeous two-tone walnut Suite consists of | large dresser, spacious chifforobe, graceful bow-end bed & ne: magnificent full vanity. A wonderful value. ae BO at | Hy ae nm | 4 ta a AAAS * %e" Gas Sensational Sale of All-White Enamel Ranges Footrests will be supplied and all con- nections made by us during this sale. A Wonderful Value 695 $1.00 Delwers This Range to Your Home These Ranges are all-white enamel with high oven and broltler. All pipings, and trimmings are nickel- plated. Its neat construction makes it an easy tange to keep clean. If you are not in immediate need of this Range, but contemplate buying one in the near future, it will be to vour advantage to buy one now and let us store it for you free of charge until You are ready for it. ; a soe 31692 A beautiful Suite consisting of 66-inch buffet, pd closet, graceful table, five side and one armchair with af seats. Suite is finished in walnut. . Bargain Basement Ss De Windsor Kettle A $1.50 Value $ Allowance on Your Old Shove:| 1 Q or Range During This Sale = - a a ee ee ee hth att htt mls, ill —- —y- - - - =
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TLESDAY, MAY 20. 1924 i RY LEMON JUICE U WHITEN SKIN The only harmless way to bleach be skin is to mix the juice of two mons with three ounces of Orchard White, which any druggist will sup- for a few Shake wel! in a bottle, and | you have a whole quarter-pint of | the most wonder- | ful skin whitener, softener and . beautifier. this sweetly fragrant mon bleach into the face, neck, ms and hands. It can not irri- ate. Famous stage beauties use it o bring that clear, youthful skin nd rosy-white complexion; also as freckle, sunburn and tan bleach ou must mix this remarkable lotion ourself. It can not be bought bady to use because it acts best mmediately after it is prepared. ' ' Massage ADVERTISEMENT IROPS TREALED ONE WEEK FREE few Short breathing re- ; re " hours; «welling redeced the liver, kid. | heurt; purifies the i. strengthens tne entire system. Write free trial treatment COLLUM DROP. EONGIA. (Establiched 1806-28 poy f : years success is treating Special This Week! This Electric Washer D95 $s Cash Delivers It. rigerators Side-Icer Style $27.50 Value 192 A splendid golden oak Refrigerator with food compartments. anized iron. A won- Delivers It 7 = > adroom Suite $995 Suite consists of beantiful robe, craceful bow-end bed and snderful value. |} | OAAAAZ Pe a A TT — —J ps — "J co a a oe a7 — of 66-inch buffet, large chine and one armchair with tapestry Inut. - —_— ; r-- — is! 2ment Specia A $1 Value ou Mop and Polish in tis bok. Boudoir Lamp O98c A $1.50 Value Comes tn etther tvery or areen and gold. ‘ UF Wy Hf ! =e -~ SAAS SS ES RE a a WS QQ SSSSS NNW WW AK MGS WM CRRAARRAARRRE MOO OWN WOOLY MAQGQU TEP FST e; EE a . Tee ~o baad ~~ eee aetna tien atiiettied eo = ree ie a ee - ae, , _— , PS tp Te pews Cn oe —— —o - — : - _ - ee ET ’ 3 fe oi : ; 7 e + aw — i © a - —_— = — "=~ Fiction and Women’s Features Pe ee ee oe ne pen acs lpn ney Ne, Sra, cacy, tg gh ote " han y) lai, ee a ‘ ae Se eee ee A ~~ s s . : .,* > " + . * ~ : ‘ ‘ ‘ LAAN . 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bed _ fermittent doWnpour that ‘acted for weeks. It was a trying time for everyone. had disappeared. and to keep in touch with the office by telephone. how she had urged him to make a change for a long time. ‘Where do vou think I could find anvbody to re- and she said: ‘Well. how about that clever Miss Sturgis who's just come to you?’ She told me she had begged him for weeks place him?’ i... wes “ Lo ¢” vy ae ee wert GT eget by me iction:.Fashions’. Timely Discussions 2 5 OOO ied BBL Oren % q > seabed ST. LOUIS POST-D - = A Powerful Story of Today —_—_—__ | eee Charles G. Norris apr” mee (Copyright. 19234. = BR CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE HE cold winter clung witb a tenacious grip to the city that year had eagerly looked forward to the | until far into April. Jeannette ' 2 : ‘sale of spring blooms in Union Square spectacular flowervenders on the Saturday before Easter but a bitter wind om 10 o'clock had wrought pitiful havoc -W! early in the day and by the brave show of potted lilies and azaleas. with their battered petals and torn leaves. first of May « flurry of snow clothed the city again in white, : summer breathed its hot, moist breath upon then. without warning. the town. The air was heavy * ervating. spread itscif Hke a miasma from a stagnant pool, the streets. A tropical heat— the tory—enveloped New York. there was a constant smell al! day Black streams of water meandered over the floor from in corners. wet umbrellas, stacked leaked. and @d Hodgson had to be the general discomfort Mr. Corey fel! sick. It proved nothing more serious than a he but bie physician ordered him to pot venture into the damp streets And in June came the rain, an The doctor consented to let him § began to assert itself The square was littered Three days before the and a mist. thick and en- through wet clinging heat of a conserva- in- ith water: The office felt damp, and of wet rubber and dam» woolenbs ‘he tips of the fifth floor the roof In the midst of On moved elsewhere. avy pronchia! cold. bed. and he was warned he must until the last vestice of the cold ee his secretary It was thus that Jeannette came to visit her employer in his own home. Mr. Corey lived in one of three cream-painted brick houses on Tenth Street, a hundred vards or nue. The houses were quaint af with square-paned glass in the sha so from the corner of Fifth Ave- fairs. only two stories in height. llow windows and wide, deep-pan- eled front doors ornamented in the center with heavy. shining brass knockers. The¥ were old buildings, dating back to the early nine- teenth century, and had somewhat of a colonial atmosphere about them. The Corey family consisted of Mrs. Corey and two children — a boy of 18. Willis Corey, in his first year at Harvard. and a girl, Helen, a year younger, who lived at home and was called “Babs.” Jeannette was disappointed, not to say disturbed, at meeting her employers wife. “I-wasn't aware that 1 had a preconceived idea of her,” she said to Alice in recounting her impressions. “Mr. Corey seems to be devoted to her, and has a large silver-framed photograph of her on his desk. I supposed from her picture and from the way he speaks about her that she was the same kind of earnest, hardheaded clear-thinking person as himself. the first place, she's very tall and it’s quite gray and very curly—and she piles it up on top of her head and always wears a bandeau er intense in her manner and a tri But she isn't that way at all. In stately; she’s got lots of hair— or a fillet to bind it. Shes rath- fle theatrical. Shes a handsome woman. faded of course now, but she has'very large dark eves, that she uses effectively, and weirdest of costumes, a!! lace and really beautiful! brows. She affects the floating scarf, with lots of color She had severa! rinzcs on her fingers and bracelets dangling and jingling on her wrists. When I cot to the house she came ing. led me into the parlor and made me sit down. wanted to have a good talk with I thought,her stupid; I mean really dense. out to the hall where | was wait- She sald she me. She was so glad Mr. Smitb had gone. and she went on at once to say how she had urged “Chand- ler!’—it was funny to hear Mr. C he said to her: to give me a trial before he consent “You know, Allie. be in romancing that way, for, of orey called by his first name'— She said ed. it rather puzzled me what her object could course, I don't believe a word of — ——_—_ = —? How to nie Up” The Sammer Bedroom In a Country House — By WANDA BAETON ——— E housekeepers always hate W:: “dress up” the summer bedroom in the country house being able to give itt fresh paper. this has to be done. May- paper was put on fresa last without paint and wall Sometimes. however, be the spring. Or it may be without biem- ish so that there is no excus4 for new paper even though we may have seen some we like better. In o such a case we just have to gc ahead and freshen the room as pest we can aftér brushing the Waus and washing the paint The bed or beds, usua!ly derid? the new color scheme, for we start with the spread. Suppose we try the effect of a dainty pink cham- bray and embellish it with bDasxrts borders gingham flowers. The and of flowers—dainty posites are cut from plain colored gfing.am and appliqued colored or green in place with self- floss. Linen or cotton floss is usually selected, Sut occasionally someone uses sik [to make the spread appear more drossy with the result that does not wash quite as weil as when mer- cerized floss is used. Sometimes flowers are sewed on with plain cotton thread that matches so well that it can scarcely be detecied. A pretty finish for the edge wf the | spread its a narrow binding of girgs- ham. If the spread is a suc Su Will probably make curtains and -dresser scarfs to match If so, in making the curtains a large bas- ket of flowers at the bottom ¥ London shops. offices and work. roots employ about £99.99) wom- en and giris in her | ee ae ee o- is apphed that really counts These spreads are charming with the new-old painted furniture Woven rugs of all kinds in round or oblong shapes co with this form of decoration and they may be got ten in alrrost any of the popular color combinations, black borders at times setting forth colorful cen- ters like framed pictures. Lavenders and purples are beine used more freely in decorative before iris perhaps has edu- schemes than ever The beauty of the — cated us to the delicate combina- tions possibie in these colors. The vellow centers and the shades of green in stems and leaves give needed contrast Crash curtains | stenciled with a pattern of the flowers across bottoms and tons. interspersed with their spikey leaves, against the natural color of the crash are lovely Three Pretty Hand-Drawn Linen Frocks - PBR es, . ein ’ - 7 ’ the es dee a eo? i, aie a faze | ee. } wy p : ’ a co - . ’ , eee meee cee te te teen eee , : J let ete ene we °o ses eregtietter "es H biu® but 7 7 Lu mT ones a \ 7 = ey, a ’ al “ae % a me A handkerchief linen. AVE you noticed how many lovely linen and voile dresses are made with hand-drawn and embroidery designs? The voile frocks are usually rose, maize, orchid, apple green, yéllow and There is a simplicity in these dresses that pleases The designs shown should be made The other little child's dress is of voile Some of the of — FAMOUS “FIRSTS” Brief Stortes of the Men and Women Who Led the Way By MARK STUYVESANT The Origins of Timepieces and the First Clocks HE Popes of Rome are cred- ited with accomplishing two great tempora! works for man- kind, apart from their spiritual! du- ' thes as head of a great church. Pope Gregory the Great reformed the | Julian calendar, and Pope Silves- ter II invented the clock. The anctents to!d time by various devices, including the sundia!. hourglass and the water-clock. The mechanical invention which the minutes and the seconds by means of a train of wheels was first shown itn $36. by Pope Silvester. It was several centuries before the clock began to be useful. and its development was very siow. About 1288 a huge clock was placed in a bell tower in Westminster and some unknown genius invented a system by which it struck the on silver belis. It is related that Kine Henry VIII. needing funds to pay some gambling debts. had the bells taken from the clock tower and melted into money All these early clocks were what hours is called “balance clocks.” It was not until the seventeenth century _ that Galileo. ome of the greatest come down to of the movement minds of any age. whose name has us as the discoverer of the earth around the sun. happened upon the . tsoch@pnisem of the pendulum. This | Heans that a weighted and at- tached rod always vibrates in the | sare period. He made use of the eighteenth in Turkey the average numbe- of | divorces is im exreas of the MA - riages. Women competing in the recent | Paris horse show were barred frem riding astride. ; ; principle to invent a little instru- ment to enable physicians to count the pulse of their patients. His son took the father’s discovery and invented the pendulum of the clock During the seventeenth and centurtes the possibili- ties of clock works interested many mechanical geniuses. Al) Whee tee Wart the Best, Ae® Year Neighberbwed Grecer fer TOM-BOY SWEET CORN Every ctarantecd “mee rs sorts of | variations of clocks were invent- ed Some of them operated me- chanical figures. The Kings and Princes and Car- dinals of Europe installed in their paiaces and church towers enor- mous and ingenious clocks which | told the minutes and the hours by | the appearance of various figures the 4 tells | I a ~ —- = - passing in procession or appearing singly and performing such opera- tions as striking a hammer or ring- ing a bell. Particulariy in Germany the cleck manufacturers delighted to tell time by amusing and surpris- ing devices. Some of these ciocks are still in existence and. crowds collect to see them perform. The Swiss and the French vied the German in clock manu- facturing. but went in for more de!- icate and finer clocks than the pon- derous German inventions. The ill- fated King Louis XVI learned to be a ciock maker himself, and he collected thousands of beautiful and astonishing examples of the art. The cuckoo clock. a favorite wed- ding present in America. is a very with simp!: example of the performing clocks of the sixteenth and seven- teenth centuries. Spill ‘ georgette — —— have the misfortune te vorr Vou on delicate silk unsigh . > The grapefruit or orange may spurt and leave a stain. Spread the spotted fabric over a pad and sponge the stain with a weak so- lution of ammonia or borax, using one-fourth teaspoonful of the neu- tralizer to ome cup of water. i o > Remove oi! stains with turpen- tine In removing stains from clothing consider the material and remember a fresh stain can be re- moved more readily than an od one. . - FREE Marcel FOR ONE WEEK —with every Amami sham- C poo—at ....-- Te Our Stedeet Dept. An Amami Shampee makes the hair delight- fully fluffy and delicately perfumes it. Open 8 A. M. to 8 FP. M. St. Louis Academy of - — r ee ror Finest Where One of America’s M —_ Stand HE bones of Pizarro, conquer- T or of Peru. may be seen through a glass coffin in the Cathedra) of Lima, a city which he founded in 1535, nearly a century before the Pilgrims landed on Ply mouth Rock. Lima today ts an attractive and fairly modern city of nearly 204,- 000 population, the capital of the Republic of Peru, the home of cul- tured society who claim the purest Castilian blood in South America. The traveler reaches Lima through the seaport of Callao. one of the largest and busiest towns on the west coast of South America. A trolley line whisks you over the seven or eight miles between the two cities in half an hour and lands you in a fairly central section of the capital. Not far away ts the monastery of Saint Francis, in many respects the finest and most interesting mon- astery on the American continent. In the Spanish days mo less than three hundred monks sat down to meals tn the great refectory, but the modern Peruvian does not ad- mire the monastic life. and only thirty monks answer the abbot when he musters his company on state occasions. The monastery contains a remarkable chapel! and a wonderful organ. Its wealth of goid-encrusted robes and relics of former magnificence is still aston- ishing. though the Chilians when they conquered Peru in 1882. car- ried off a let of its treasures. To the Thinking Housewife! “HUMANIZE” Your Wash Day Eliminate gli the drudgery by selecting a HUMANITY WASHER Made in St. Louis This 1s the opportunity you have really been waiting for. We have a number of shop-rebuilt Machines—practically new Washers. and GL ARANTEED—which we are offering to you at a remarkably low price. | . CASH OR CONVENIENT TERMS | Colfax 3751 R. Power Electric Shop IDEALIZ | THE CH By Wm. A. | Leeturer and 4 . | thomald and | : | OTHER. begin fs M: think of - | perfect gift / Even before an mother should held of its perfection and the advent of the ned realization of a Then, when the continue to wv | well-balanced ment. Thinking at @ creative force fer 0 child Try to perfect infant sh cally. how he tally. how he the rhtthm of a tiny existence.” Yor thinking of these wholeness will give similar character, No creature is image out of which If your und ture of the perfeet « or if you tend te as a sort ef burdes then the growth ef mind will take oe irregularities. Even after your comes a dirty-faced slinger you may | a vision of the divine _ and so tontribute te the | worth of his . | bie, fault or seeming | @raw my attention idea of the . child whieh perform my duty says the mother of @& old. The idea here is the mother works ing of the character ¢ practically as the mis artist runs abeve | actuality. Ne artist beautiful pitture | of a wretched one. can bring an angel the plastic chy while h | the form and figure of 1 ) It is not enough te | bor or girl im the folding ideal, but deed of yours must be ward the same goal. matter of surprise te zood mother toe be. thinking in terms of der regarding her brings some kind of @ jury inte his in “The thing which I upen me.” says adage. Fear bilur@ _ and makes inaccy deeds performed in babr. Ps Finally, when | ’ * +a ne enough to feel the mind and to be emotions, you easily he may be the plane of the spired thinking his being healthy | will be charm and J isern enough for early. keep it habit of idealizing © dav by day as w -one—and all wit fully * Clean the kerosene oil en | but follow it ups lubricating off & parts. Bn To counteract er fish, pour & & the frying a aw . Lae — ans: ; a mere TUESDAY. MAY 20. || THE we | | By Marguer OUR’ FRIE! The I HE'S ‘ideal’ from her She is perfectly co “She seen her dut; You have no idea of the nu SS % (You ar town) So she p Twenty-t And twe pa Even un If she dr piano She wou wipe i For she done. And woe plans. - And send: If she has She doesn She ts what they call in New “Pison meat.” She magnifies the details of | The dust, the dirty dishes. ¢! Until she is able to see nothin And leaves nothing else in it Her work is her only topic of ’ children— The female of whom is a dup She does her work fifty times And ONCE physically. She is not wearing herself ov os Yet her motto for the other w Is, “Go thou and do likewise!’ + ‘Co = THE RHYMIN¢ OPTIMIST By Aline Michaelis Patience. : IFE is a riddle that none bas | L read, neither the high nor | low; wonder lies hidd thought and deed. still as creeping vears £0. Why is t road made so smooth for son never a stone in the way. unril t twilight shadows come, never cloud on the day? Laughter | light on their happy lips, weari _ amulet joy, our slips past where their are set. Yet. while they sip ot ¢ Sweets of earth. ever through car free years, others must sigh at ¢) sound of their mirth, others kne travail and tears. Patience’ Son hom 'f will all be plain. all will rand complete: things that » while each ro es as loss or gain things th: ere bitter oer sweet! The will és see how the then we will value after the ear as the sw: r@ of the heavy load, duty of nie slimpstn the burt : » Melther the year Phe tears absolve each fron : rt he myst play. Patience in with unfaltering Ur journey or ° When the riddie at eae ag l be Understood! Of the 37 —<yrtescusmsnensttenttnnssetemeaieeie women mem Soviets of the Russian ec rg full voting powers, the if z ul | ef?
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LOUIS POST- DISPAGR AUESD AY, MAY 20, 1924. —— — a _——- ~ 2 AAA Children’ S Stories + —_— eae’ : ‘ Lt MA A Alara: te ly site. we ge ee 4 xy eR + adic Oe Sees 2 ~~ a gk HP 5 aa oe - . Household Hints | By Wm, A, McKeever = ee - Lecturer and Authority on Ba tional and Sociological Sub jects. . to think of your -ehiig: perfect gift from Even befere an infant is mother should hold the of its perfection and con realization of a Divine pb Then, when the little one ig continue to visualize his fu well-balanced growth and ment creative force for both pa child Try to perfect infant should appear cally. how he should respond « tally. how he should go ' the rhtthm of a perfect day @ tiny existence Your thinking of these cond wholeness will give results similar character, No creature is better ¢ image out of which he ig f lf vour understanding of ture of the perfect child is or if tend to regard | as a sort of burden or then the growth of his mind will take on corre irregularities. Iiven after vour baby comes a dirty-faced litte} sclinger you may continue t a vision of the divine in higg / and so tontribute to the j : | worth of his personality. ble, fault or seeming ug | @raw my attention away f sou : idea of the unecarred, unl chtla whieh secretiy® lures | perform my duty regardin gave the mother of a noisy | old. The idea here is that the the mother works upon ing of tiwe character of t practically as the mind M ve begin from the sant | ay the advent of the new life ag Thinking at thig time os imagine how ’ ° rf a se 7 a = ee ee ee ——— ASG oH.» 7 - - . . — x THE WOMAN OF IT | By Marguerite Mooers Marshall - —_—- — - -— 0. tne t— Yet her motto for the other women of her acquaintance Is, “Go thou and do likewise!”’ (Copyright 1924) a me 4) | ' i | | apt I —_—" About Bacon. The package containing bacon should be kept in the bottom of the rr e refrigerator, never right to the ice ag it should not become moist. It is much cold. fasier to slice if very Triplicate Saucepans. Triplicate Saucepans se¢m an un- necessary expense and of us purchase save space on very few But they the gas stove and do save a lot of it over - . . Justice All Around. It is only fair to the storekeep- er witht whom you them. certainly Think gas. deal to return any cans of vegetables, soups, etc.. whose contents are spoiled. It not only saves pennies for the house- wife, but shows ‘the storekeeper | what brands and makes of foods to rely on. . . o Sheet Hanginc. The proper method means a great ef hanging sheets deal in the While still wet shake them well. Hang them wit# the the the hems pinned to the line. method will life of the sheets. hems tegether, edges of This prevent torn corners; and make the sheets easier to iron, as they will dry almost smooth. ;| lieved- that a home should be as much of a secret as possible, and these hunted the through to find places where no. one would be likely to see their homes when they even these were so intent on what ‘| Philosophical | ‘Phrasin gs tlhe | ' What we see exclusively we are to see with some mistake of nex’ 'could “hardly not among,~ aa pe g Welcome and Mrs. Robin wee IToryT 9 | Infact, honest eyr. —Our Mother Nature. wu, eo else. —- - ee (Copyright. 1974.) He had discovered Welcome Robin's _ mest at once. FASHION FRILLS There is a great deal of clever Knife plaiting in Paris today on gowns This some- the form of narrow They he had not visited the nest. It could wait. If he visited the nest 'he would be sure to be seen, and then the rest of the feathered peed folk would be on guard. So Chat- . panels, emphasizing an all-pleated terer put all thought of Welcome |, 04... When thete fo any Waihi Robin's nest out of his head for |)... i, i. usually low. the time being, and spent his time . . ° | spying on the other people. A fascinating sort of sports cos- | He saw Mrs. Goldenwing the tume shown in Paris today has a ' checked skirt, in some pale shade Flicker disappear in a hole in the ‘ef rese, green, yellow, er bine, trunk of a tree very near the Old (combined with black. The jacket stone wall. His eyes snapped with has some detail which echoes the wicked joy. That hole was plen- | °®ecked — AE ad ty big enough for him to get in Among the gowns seen at e@ and out of without any trouble smart tea in the Savoy in London at all. His mouth watered as he | recently was one of ivory flat crepe (with a “halter” collar. This col- It was in a crotch of an It was of all sorts. one al! way could takes help seeing it. Later when fully grown it hidden. But un- leaves were But there were others who be- Old Orchard were built. But that none Bluebird's home | : | T sue quality of daintiness is Consider All the Wee Things | Needed to Make True Daintiness By LUCREZIA BORI. ) | The Famous Spanish Prima Donna 7 such an illusive thing that we find it difficult to put our fin- gers upon it. Still, it is one of the most telling factors of charm that a woman can possess. We cannot put our fingers on it, but there are a thousand and one little things that count up to make the sum total of daintiness. In this inetance, we are taking the big things for granted, such as cleanliness and scrupulous neat- ness. But there are so many rami- fications of these two qualities. * Cleanliness means cleantinesa of body and hair and nails and teeth and clothing. There are so many specialized forma of it that I may do well to mention some of them. For instance, the matter of per- sonal daintiness is a delicate one, but I may mention a few of the factors that help it along. Perhaps knowing the smaller cleanliness steps that other women take will suggest things to you which make for increased daintiness and in- creased saving of time and energy. There's the small outlay neces- sary to buy a large number of tis- sue handkerchiefs. If you keep a supply of these in your dressing- table drawer you will find them in- valuable. They may be used to re- move cold cream from your face at night, thus saving your linen tow- els. And the fact that they can be thrown away does away with the necessity of keeping one linen cloth on hand for the express. purpose of removing the cream. The handker- chiefs can also be d when you have a cold, or you can tuck one under your pillow at night, thus saving on the wear and laundering of your nicer handkerchiefs. Another thing. Have you ever tried laundering your elastic gir- die, if you wear one? -This is a | etaatie will dry overnight. simety immerse the girdle In the bathtub and ecrub it thoroughly with a nail- } brush and a lather of warm soa water. In the smaller touches, which make for daintiness many women will have to work out methods - themselves. For instance, doubtless you can decide which perfume your own “personality best. not, it is possible to consult e gpa cialist as to your type. But the discriminating woman can usually decide for herself what dainty per- chief gives the most pleas! and seems to express her o sonality. result on hand a toilet water to use upon face powder. you begin a campaign to them your own, pursuit both pleasant and a able. Miss Dorothy Gee, in charge wed partment of a San Francisco bank, — is sajd to be the only Calnme 3 woman nker In the world. fume sprinkled on her handker- n per-— You may find it pleasant te keep ‘ your face to impart a fresh, dainty feeling, just before you apply sae! A mouth wash, which gives wl a fresh. clean feeling after using ft, — is another help to daintiness. If these daintiness aids and ake you will find the the eredit and Oriental loans de- proportions. |THE RHYMING. W mune Serve |". se | OPTIMIST . Tomorrow | coffers are not real, but only those | | which are kept in the soul. ‘ . o 7. By Aline Michaelis - Grasefrete | + gs cna is a good substitute stone wall. Almost anywhere | : ' r Ready-to-eat cereal. | a ° ° |along its whole length Chatterer Waffles. Hope is that pleasure of the could whisk out of sight in an in- ene, Se mind which everyone finds in him- | stant. He could peep out from ee. _ self upon the thought of a probable a NN ) ccedan aaiemaahaas os x sohiie iinans | between the ‘bis stones and see Grapefruit-pineapple cheese is apt to delight him. | what was going on without dan- ger of himself being seen. He had salad. ° ° ° Rolls Life; like a dome of many-coloréd _discovered Welcome Robin's nest ny Wren's eggs are s0 small that | Elass, at once. He had chuckled wick- Charlotte russe. +h erhnit wiitiaien ‘ ‘they wouldn't give me much more | e . of | . Coffee, tea, milk. eternity.—Shelley. | edly and had licked his lips, but than a taste anyway. I wonder | Dinner. - | Place a standing Wednesday order with your Baker or Grocer they were doing thought to watch out for spies. |And so it was that no one no- ticed Chatterer the Red Squirrel i in the old stone wall. There is no rule, or catechism, or | t was a handy place, that old artist runs above and actuality. No artist can | beautiful pieture while he of a wretched one. NO} can bring an angel fe the plastic clay while het the form and figure of @ " | It is not enough to thir | boy or girl in the image: ; ian folding ideal, but every Re is a riddle that none may! z thought of Mrs. Flicker’s eggs. | lar in black velvet studded with They would be something worth | prilliants, went round the back of while. They would be big as eggs | the neck where it petered out in- in the Old Orchard go, and there to eg apse? oe Shot sprays in front would be sure to be enough of | them to make a good meal. He saw Jenny Wren carrying a | stick into a little house in one of | the trees. This house was hung | from a branch. The discovery | didn't please Chatterer at all. He couldn't get into that house. ‘‘Never mind,” he muttered, “‘Jen- great step toward persona! cleanli- ness. You can have two girdles, so that there is always time for the laundering of the other, or you can own only one at a time, for the | | ' Manning-Bowman Quality Ware: Western “Electric Company 814 Spruce Street soi SO Seams Telephone, MAIn 1611. deed of yours must be dire ward the same coal. It read, neither the high nor the matter of surprise to the | low; wonder snod mother to be sho thought and deed, stil! the thinking in terms of fear creeping years go. Why is the der regarding her off Yoad made s0 smooth for some, brings some kind of me mever a stone in the way, until the jury into his innocent twilight shadows come, never a “The thing which I fe loud on the day? Laughter lies’ upon me.” says the light on their happy lips, wearing adage. Fear blurs the for amulet joy, while each rosy and makes inaccurate the hour slips past where their steps— deeds performed in be ete set. Yet, while they sip of the bab. nea Sweets of earth, ever through care- ! Finally, when yee eal free years, others must sigh at the | enough to feel the .aay 80und of their mirth, others know | mind and to be owe travail and tears. Patience! Some. emotions, you Gay it will all be | easily he may be carried Clear and hae vatees ine cal she plane of the ideal Counted as loss or gain. things that | aspired thinking nece Were bitter or sweet! Then we hie being healthy and W Will see how the Shadowed day will he charm and joy May have been clear as the sun. : then we will value the rocky way, | lies tidden_ in peas. Mashed potatoes. Creamed onions. Frozen fruit salad. Nut cookies. Coffee, tea, milk. After 53 continuous years vu: eFervice in connection with educa- tional work among women in the Near East, Dr. Mary M. Patrick. founder of the Constantinople Women's College, and its president for 34 years, has resigned and wil! return to America at the close of the present vear. : | jem enough for both of early. keep it up, fall fier the journey is done. Noth- habit oftidealizing the mE to do but to keep on the road. | dav by day as you mer ring as best we can ali of our -one—and all will turns share of the heavy load. slimpaing | fully. the duty of man. Nothing to do | to creep and to grope, here § the dimness lies: nothing to | but to wait and hope mists from | The Hou: . V00K pathway will rise. Life is a’ scrap | mie for all to solve, every man i _ ater his way; neither the years Clean the sewing the tears absolve each from_ kerosene oil on 4 piece | : oe myst play. Patience! |‘ b llow it up by #pP with unfaltering tread, sad ut folio ae your journey or good. Then, lubricating oil to SiN] the riddle at last is read, all : sntinent. parts. . ° . be understood! less than To counteract the ode down to | or fish, pour @ little at “ the frying ow as | “etd oy voting powers, the - e : , mere] , ‘ SD eaty will do the tr | Rive voice, y having con abbot . pany on nastery pel and hth of relics of il aston- when 882, car- ot > a4 = 7 ue > i? oe ied es ee - Se} eae nna ay. OR aaa PREP i AT ON ON ON ms” oN ON) Wonderful Waffles made the easiest way on the handsomest waffle iron! IMAGINE the most wonderful waffles your mind and appetite can picture—golden-brown and crispy on the outside, rich, light and yellow as melting butter inside! What a feast for a royal breakfast! You can have just such wonderful waffles yourself. Bake them right at the table, on a Manning-Bowman Electric Waffle Iron. No running back and forth to the kitchen, no grease, no odor. And the waffles are served piping hot from iron to plate! See this waffie iron and other Manning-Bowman electric devices at electric shops, department and hardware stores, jewelry and gift shops. MANNING, BOWMAN & CO., Meriden, Conn. anning- Quality owman Ware : Se Of the 37 women members of the ‘8 of the Russian net only ‘2°38 8.8 88 8 Electrical Appliances Lighten Your Labors ring the Hot Weather WASHING MACHINES SPECIA te $135.00 It Pays to | Look Your Wear 2 Cl Each Week Ability is nes But st _ My Wednesday special Fresh from my ovens—fragrant with the fruity goodness of Sun-Maid Raisins. Tonight I bake this finer Raisin Bread “Special for Wednesday.” Tomorrow you can get it at any bakery, grocery store or delicatessen in the city. Also rolls, BEE tei i This saddle strap sandal in patent leather and grey suede has al! the style, finish and fit of a custom-made street slipper. It is only one of sixty different styles shown in sixty Regal Stores from Coast to Coast that illustrate the value made possible by doing business on the Regal Platform. ry = fcluding the Amersons Baker? Associetion and the Retail One ut Bekers’ Ai . . of - GALS Raisin Bread § SHOES; Special on Wednesdays Weiptal | Rtoves 1.38, te te $5 00 : Gating Dish, (1) special $15.00 raisin pie and other tempting Sun- Maid coffee cakes, “‘snails”’, Raisin foods. To make sure of getting Raisin Bread every Wednesday, place a standing order with your baker or grocer. He will deliver it or reserve it for you every week. FE.mer sor ' ‘ Sautinghonse Pe pie Blower reversible kitchen —h/ f . . rf «js 48 6.8 — ae _ y ‘ omer ee et een ae _ MANNING- BOWMAN WAFFLE IRONS AND TABLE STOVES | Sold on Easy Pogunayes With Your Light Bills by Union ExEcTeicLiGHt anpPoweR(e 12th Bl. and Locust St. | re Webtr GreveeS. 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OOMIC PAGE TUESDAY MaY ehh 5 ae Or aa — = ¥ -_—_—_—- =~ ooo oe ~ __ _ a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — NL EE IRE BINS et . * ae y bi “i 3 as Py é pee ae COMIC PAGE =f Aa ee pee & TUESDAY, , - MAY 20, inde. ’ Easy to Excha Anything ; With Post-Disp SECOND HONEYMOONS—By BRIGGS Do WE HAVE To BUY Presents ° “ can be dbroadc 4 somebody som ia trade. Tuan FoR PAPA smonwinG ABOvT Te: BAG TRAYS, A GH maanmin! t Teak HEY HAVE THe MOST FASCINATING Snoes wera -. 1 BOvVGErNT Hot aest SHaAwL: ALL HAND : ;OERED- 1 TeoucHrt tT WOULD BE NICE FoR YouR QuTerT, Tw S$ LONS, A WEST OF matcH MoOLoOga — ow You'll. 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THAT- Bin , _~ age ~s THeeC GP hy i) - __§ HE IS FIRM FOR | SLAVES TO FOOLISH s8 NEW RIDIN SS) 4 Vth, FASHIONS! eer oe F, la 2S aes 4 Arguments Over Ju f aa ™ | eee. e>Ult”wOw~C~C~C~C~C CSS eee ut tion and Election CHURCHILA.--TPS-AND-DOWNS. the recent spurt of the Browns is ° 7 > Bi ods Follow Night C OWN in Louisville, Kentucky, lable to result in enlargement of | : m I'm both lucky and unlucky, the srandstand if not of the head. : : = ence at White Hou One minute Fortune smilies, and A golf expert says that he has | a - > » | ia. 4 ne Associated Preas next she frowns; one Tem gms pro 6 ms + meg OB-# . | toned : ri =| = mad THE PARABLE OF THE SNAIL. . Be a ee so Cees , 2 i herdias eae ee “=O members of a colored labor battalion in France were) CAXES FOR BREAKFAST- [ PICKED IT : t oa Harding-Hughes pla Thin languidiy filling a shell hole behind the lines of the A. E. F. of a : m 7 | des fe onditional America: he ee ee ee ee ee wt Soak bwerts | Seg MONG KODSG FOR 3573, fO24ie6 Cod © = | | herer © te the Perteanenh #10 When he had passed on, one of the pair, relapsing from temporary = NOW, 1A COAS STAASTIASOPLE 4 +t Da °° nternational Justice @ctivity back Into his regular dreamy state, remarked: » | PICKEN USF wccecccee =) a) ic) me a | “Suttingly is a mouty free cursin’ W'ite man, dat young loot-| ~ © + a | By CHARLES MICHEIAO Qnent. Suttingly does know how to use rong language wen he) | — =——" ~@- . A Starr c | | ain orrespondent of the | > os to show him some spoeh. Puts me in mind) | Fc BUS WHO INIWITES You ; W/ i e =~ yd ( Dispatch and New York een parabie. . ty ' - € WAS ‘;COTON ‘ “Whut's a parable’” tnquired hie companion, sitting down on To HiS HoUSE TO TELC Eyfa — os . "oh eden ne 21 -—s the edee of the excavation in order to give his entire attention to Yo THe HISTORY OF f ‘@ - : if Al é Shan Persian a other membei Ustering. THe ) oj : went te ¢ha ‘I'm goin tell reu, buddy. Dis yere parable ts "bout a snai! _ LL ASTI QUES Re dul’ CG), ay . Ihy a) S oe Mee 7 te White House to « Mew, 6! yere enall belonged to our fambdiy. We kep’ him fur a pet PICKER UP fA) — ns ey find themee geckin Gey never wu no likelier email ‘en whut dis #mail wuz. >=s b = os at pre. before 11 o'clock “Well, one mawnin’ Pappy was taken down sick wid @ power- Raenealt “x Somewhat weary-loe ful mis'ry tn his insides. He's feared he's gwine die, den an’ dere | ‘aed Migeey - a =e White House Hie tell Mammy eerd fur de doctor right away Mammy Fron to) em stil unsettied +? , . ' h 18> ee nour Arm mi . e ~«% Gee" to call one cf us chillun but we is all off ekylarkin’ eome-_| MUTT AND JEFF—TOREADOR JEFF BATTLES WITH A SPANISH BULL—By BUD FISHER sCouzright, p26 27 MS ‘ree hours opinions of the H whare an’ “taint nobody tn sight but de fambly enail, wich he is . 3. ane ‘S¢s worid court. the Li gettin’ on @e Go'-step sunnin’ hieseT. So she say to him, she say | — —__—_—_—_— : I ad % ‘ = CRAZY ABouT SPAR: Had BeTTee LvCc% WHER KE WALLS iN ECKGLANB: AARD FRANCE! ae “FiGutTING A BULL. , : ONE AwD = KAIOW: me TWO TEETH: iook* . J * 7 > . . x : .* - e = . 2 : * / f . ~ / x é —~ “= . — ® * ~ . —— aa @ t a“ = - 5 , > - 4 5 — + —_ - 7 LEaTHER- P | Phens | rhs " Who were frankest a } SOME TROR j " viet & | . ‘SITTIN Ed : » he Bar, ru far as +) ray aims Icha : ore > ‘a ge SAY! 4 Mittee te « oe . ‘S concerned, that any } ae *s . : *“ion of world court actio 4 ~~ f ° Present a- 7 | | ; ion of Con (s J a ad z » « . & Bt € b« a : 5s *ZDplanation of the failu ° ash) 4 4 and Lenroo Thee ~_— ae ere Senators who had 2 ee "@® President ices than ®t . ane an te eiusen : eatimneced oe Peege & ¢ — ne a