St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 17, 1925
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a tee -_—— PE Kola pe - epee De erat New 4 4 i : c The Daily POSY-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation’ than the morning and one other everung newspaper ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — - = eer, ae ape) 4, aad 7 3 ll * et ae - = a s com : eS ? : 7 . ’ t eT er "4925 = OMBIN ED A iP = = —_ nn — —— — FEWER STRIKES IN ITALY UNDER FASCISTI Capita: (,reatt! and , . > i ao Operation. Shoe a Degree of (o- Ry ATRAM KEL! MODERW ELL Special Correspond Dispatch and the Chicago ROME, Italy, ence of the Post-— Daily News. (Copyright 1925.) July 16.—An :n- Austrial program thai would abol- ish strikes, end the wer of discipline classes. Government offered Ltaly when it seized power in 1922. always ceeking re-establish field and factory,and -:ncrease the | national production to its maxi- | mum—that is what trade unions. little more pi ‘here were to be guilds, comprising» seize a noth emplovers and employed who | the from Instead o* to , Between 1922 and 1923 the output of raw silk jumped from 4,600,000 to more than 6.000.000 kilograms, t total output of textiles is F , tf uae prt oa 00 ca 108.000.000. sonally the “agricultural war to; costs threaten to throw the a bes unemployment in the middte | ens pe ts , ‘ ‘ea 2864 )tac the crop ‘al economy. and finances into con- classes. sae Total exports in 1922 and 1924) increase production and Po Suedli cide credit. tothe Fascist | were respectively 9.300.000.0000 and wavs hes diminished but the total fore the war and the yields for 1924, that the trade deficit thus far for were almost consistently below the | 1925 is worse than that for several prewar average. prospecis for this fall are excel- ‘fusion. They claim that the labor | ment from 400,000 to 100,000 due partly to the demobilization of) } ; d the return ff Mussolini prom-/| previous years: that the recent fall the war industries an | ised recently to take in hand per- in the lira and increase in living {to the farms, and takes no account is i ’ '? situation is not so bright as it av- regime for the notable diminution | Not All See Rosy Outlook. £ 000.600.0600 lire in those years lent. One of the most satisfactory - ly half are in agriculture and near- ' ly 400.000 more are clerks or mem. bers of the professions. them state employes Fascist The Many | cf) f laim «af Corpel a- ' tions im industry is disputed ‘Their opponents claim that many tiou-| sands are inscribed in the Iusc's: ' union purely follow Socialist leadership ‘n times! of crises. for protec'ion. but They point oy? thet when the Fascist unions called a strike in the meta! trade: in North Italy 20.000 responded. but when a few days later the Socialiats called out their forces 160 veo more downed tools The Fascist regime. has never “forbidden «:. it counts heavily on and includes Many violent syndi-- calists among its leadere, lyn fluence has generally strikes. The “‘strike record” labor been ‘nudentally, | ker.” tor | Support, itm in- agai pst of the Fascist regime can be shown beat im the following-—~it is +. membered tha! the Fascit:| seized power in Octobe: lost through strikes C00; 1920. 30.000.000- i9:; 00; 1922 6.000.000. :9>2 1824. 1.260.900 i972 14%% ie le. labvov dave 2.0500. S000. yu 0090. What, in terme of econom:: pi o- duction. are the results of th pressive recerd” tics are not available bu: the * lowing figures indty the progress made of Busines« Activity. For the yeara 1922 and 1924, ect ly iS im- Accurate stati«- Q!- indicate re. spectively, the consumption of elec- trical energy was 24.900.000 €0.000.000 kilowatts: coal and petroleum tween 10 and 16 per cent; the ex. port of cotton textiles was respec-. tively 300,000 and 600.000 quintals. See cre imports increased and - IN 24 HOURS TERRO DOES IT! You need not be bothered by Ante’. You can exterminate them, clear them out of your kitches. ; ice bex, or anywhere else with | TERRO Ant Killer. It pantry tractive.to Ants, wipes them out in 24 hours. We guarantee TERRO to deo the work. If BS b a Seat — tS ol .. er, & ‘ge Uae ie a ob. ey tie os a o a wt? ‘© et ee . t iat ctins ieee “ae nae tle. poet. ? of, he. | 4 is fatally gt, not, money back | Ask your dealer oan’: get it. send ) foro betta. nen | t] i 1 H - a-ee—= SS - _ ea eR A LC LE AL enn ee ne eee ae ' ’ ' er a ee om es Ee ee arene eee = em ee ee oe me ee ee ee ee ee a ee eS ere -——— = ee ee ne = er — — STIX. BAER&FULLE GRAND-LEADER ee ee ee Beginning Tuesday at 8:30 A. M.—An Important Sale of Ys Lighting Fixtures aordi those inter- HIS extraordinary August feature presents an unusual opportunity to t ested in purchasing new equipment. A variety of styles include fixtures suitable for all purposes, from the modern bungalow and pretentious home to hotels and commercial buildings. Extra space and salespeople are provided for this event. ALL FIXTURES WIRED AND READY TO HANG | (Bulbs Net Included) All Fixtures in This Sale Are New and Specially Purchased Four-Light Fixture $7.95 Four-Light Drop Fixture, finished in Florentine, Roman gold or gray gold with ball‘inserts. Complete at this price. Illustrated. Five-Light Fixture 162 Finished in polychrome and silver, this Five-Light Fixture, illustrated above, is ideal for living and din- ing rooms. Complete at this price. Illustrated. —— ~——— a mm 4 SS iy — . ws Porch Bracket $2.25 very attractive cast Two-Light Fixture $1.95 type, finished Ceiling Fixture 45c With a brush-brass fitter and six-inch glass shade. Com- plete at this low price. Porch Fitter 65c + Porch ceiling Fitter of black cast iron with 6-inch white ball. Ceiling in' A iron ivory and pink and ivory and Bracket finished in green with 6-in. white ball. blue. Complete with inserts. ~ ia ae Five-Light Fixture $10.95 Finished in Florentine, Ro-- man gold or gray gold with ball inserts. — Three-Light Fixture, $4.25 This ceiling Fixture finish- ed in ivory with ball inserts. Suitable for bedrooms. Two-Light Fixture Three-Light $4.95 Fixture, $6.75 Finished in Florentine. Ro- Finished in Florentine. Ro- man gold or gray gold with man gold o ball inserts. ball oan wit ee arte = Candle Fixture $16.50 _ Five-light Fixture finished in polychrome and silver, with drip candles. Candle Bracket $3.75 One-light Bracket in finish to match above fixtures Two-light candle, $6.50. Ceiling Fixture $13:75 _ Five-light Fixture finished in polychrome and silver bal) inserts. Candle Fixture $13.75 _ Four-light Candle Fixture with finished in polychrome and silver with drip candles. “4 ——a ’ & hae 7 Bathroom Bracket $2.25 One-light Bracket made of Bathroom Bracket ~~» $1.25 Kitchen Fixture $2.75 Ceiling Fixture finished in Finished in white enamel — a Sadek oo tag he he on e whiteenamel witli 9-in. glass ~ with glass shade. Without at tk ables cket globe and switch. Without switch at this price. Com- switch, $2.25. plete with switeh, $7.50. te _ (, wT A —— — I —_— —S —_ a a — ae Again Tuesday—We Offer High-Grade & gain I uesday e Uffer High-Grade Omiaie | ELDOM do you have the opportunity to purchase Silks such as these at this low price. The group includes the most popular weaves in the choice colorings. .May be used for making dresses, blouses, combination purposes, etc. All are in the 36 and 40 inch widths. The home sewer can affect extraordinary savings when making selections at this time. (Downstairs Store.) ’ : ; $ » Wrist Watch cae - Sale of Men’s Pajamas . Begins Tuesday With 2. Values That Are Truly Exceptional ] 29 E were fortunate in securing this group W « high-grade Pajamas from a well-known ‘maker. They are termed seconds, but the imperfections are very slight and will not im- pair the wear of these garments. The materials used in the making are far superior to those usually offered at this price, f MALL-SIZE, white gold S\) filled Wrist Watches in é' rectangular shape, with ' fancy engraved edge and jewel “stem. Fitted with guaranteed jeweled lever movement and fancy dial and ribbon celet. 7 / (Mdin Floor.) - we oe ces Come in two-piece style, some are fancy trim- med, others are plain. Shown in blue, pink. lavender, as well as combinations. Sizes A, B ‘C, and D. (Downstairs Store.) ai a ae + on The Aug ust Sale of Curtait Presents Many Additional Groups for the Second Day XCEPTIONAL values are presented to the 1 home-maker who makes her selections from the 06m . All new, fresh merchandise and shown in GM eat patterns for Fall. . ‘oe A Few of the Many Items — Scailoped and Fringed Panels, finishéd with fringe. 2% yards long. each... ............ Attractive Casement Panels in ecru tint; seal- leped bottoms, finished with silk fringe, each Begutiful Lace Curtains in filet and shadow weaves! have overlocked edges; pair. . Ruffled Curtains of marquisette with figured crossbar patterns; ruffled tie-backs are included; set.........«++> Gayly colored Cretenpnes in new Fall patterns: may be for all cretonne purposes, rard Reversible Terry Cloth, in beautiful patterna and color +s binations: 36 inches wide, yard. ..... © ~-- 6 .ceserenenenes +. 90m Artificial . Casement Gauge.in figured patterfis. " shade, #6 types wide: Jorere taste Tess OL LLL ALLL AA LL LLL LL LT eet. tet tt. tis tte tia sew Fa INGHAM Apron Frocks || in small, medium and | ) uch, Se < ee ee at. < $2.37“: Mae. « Ce: e+e vega re eee 4 ee” eee, +t fom Ss a eevee “* *ee8e*
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