St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 4, 1919

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—— eae ae atl PPE = RO a her or —— > INSEL Ae ter ot ee Ae = ST. LOYIS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1919—24 PAGES. | ae PRICE TWO CENTS = Pom iwuna, "22e2"5... wei TUES ALOE STANDS BY HIS YLSSPEEN) (=SSgS=—— PRESIDENT +, ‘“‘All Measures”’ for x ie ONG MERCHANTS REPUDIATION OF DEAL i fa D ARRIVES HOME Mey av Fates sua COUNGIL CONDEMNS WITH UNITED RAILWAYS ANSWER TO FRENCH |. Se"=-c"""""| GIVES ALL H FROM OVERSEAS. 2e=.2t2e#**.... KIEL’SULR. DEAL . ’ * Lincoln or Andrew Jackson. cal! tor—Was Once Reported policeman. It's a raised bill. . Majority to Repudiate Re- 7“ > D> ’ eS Gewese -|. — ae ’ . The explanation is that Washins ° " - Killed. ion, Jefferson, Lincoln and Jackson cent Action of Trades and ine absence of Mayor Kiel in Wash- Bhi on pou lias German Power to Arm. has a. | mae Sub- Aloe again relate LOW lege Oo -eople's Commissarics C . ft M “ 'e- 1} ‘ ii? 4 ; rnd vy rg. on $: o vent WW ashing Labor Union ington Sula tod that he i ad into conference fev l} —— that he had received a wirele’ —( f AT 23, HE IS AMONG - j * man . efferson $°. Lin . radia tec tel deal « nite ime on the dav the deal : : niessage containing press a 2 UNGEST OF HIS RANK rag et me = S10 ive heii ounced, Jan. 11. though othe OPPOSED TO HEAV ’ acoetding to which the Eps i ject and Another Session : avv' al eaera — : - Im TOTS : : rences had heen ll _ ; at Puris had prop oe , ars FINDS our ha — ca. wnt C, OF C. REFERENDUM have not its.” | asa that: hha: mnladgeotad. the decisiet WORLD ARMAMENT | (0.000 ¢occchinems of rete. | Will Be Held Tonight 4 : 4 : oe | : | ; = ' pe gas , ys eost e deferred to allow publi : ee nierence at the trimers es ar ANE " : ; th Alli H d h ' a A th wiheeari F " BALLOTS ARE MAILED Dispateh * we , " aes Sievti hut that \iay 9] ly i¢ | nt lands ! ‘Lire Peonte's Son rYed) * ’ Consider Text Agreed on. Senn Declares the ies Fiad the he oe eo , Meee a saat epi Mae politically 2 nent te be completed at-once Keeps Committee Handling || «ied ‘hat no formal invitation : . . . . er oe __ ~~ 2S = ter What the ' fe politically But One Franchise Mentioned.” tc the conference had arrive: " V AGS > ds be; ring jf Sliia pe | s ; oe ° . . ° i\¢e eer consistent } mV ALT if ‘ ‘ ‘ : ° ~ - . 3 . wat crf Ain a Advantage ” the Air ~ "in abbuod ae 4 aa ob pon oe roms Civic League Asks Circuit At- : ape i ~ a % s —o | ntenad , * see yf erage “igre wom. OS. See Society of Nations Hard at i Bere a a . STRONG HOPE TASK . a rs ) . va oS ERTL eE eee a" li ing. Aloe si . yet he didn't rj tak o bri ou” ¢ inain so, no matter what the conse ‘a \ anythin abeet the validat me Work and Hopes to Win tr orga os Seana WILL BE DONE SOON > = ie By 7. pasied o lt ia a ood tob o as! *.* Bek Rog U.S Pat. Office,» Battle of Argonne Forest SEMA tardito detect, but ine oie.» eormay to Petition Supreme ™*" : nything about the validation - sne ‘ 4 . | ‘ : ’ | ‘ ’ f — | “rh ranchise 177 riiat ‘a the Jlef : ture reveals the counterfeit Court to Set Aside Affi m- he ePXDreSsion ol Aloe’s econtir ferson line. [ coutd not he expe tec French Over Fully —_— - a . — ‘ « , 2 ' _N . ’ —_ eace on erence arrived home fi oni overseas this afi- pt $ ranc ise. ¢ wa aSncee ! le a ored the ; Ky \“ iréless to t le ACW York bh iven- IS ae . . : : ce ingg a -t wasn aving that inasmuch as he ecall of MiIavor Kiel j » a = . ho “ Mayo ng Post and the Post-Dispatch. . tho ernool. He is the son of Walker lt takes two good $20's to make a . . Board of Estimate and \pportion N I io not.” he replied rene } | on oe oe ie — —e A t Constitu “ , 2 . ; ; ting ™ auto ae PARIS, Feb. 4 ‘resident iisen as Happened at Paris to . 6505 Lindell boulevard yresi- “ORUS $26, Which might not look resident Aloe f the red lent, of which he ‘* @&@ memper, think the Mayor acted honestl: ' Wi arts Back to Hill, 50 | 7 ] ee Bieta oe thee tttinted Presiden Alo 0 rm Bow whit tuvatvad wit i seid ; oS : ~—F ) . i % 5 I ndeavored bv his sneeech before th ‘ hange Tiis Views ilson St dent of the Mechani« s-Ameri an Na- bills ae fa x é . a oa * e : Aldermen. 7) ho is ae fing Wao ; = J , Pe , o ‘ , ’ ; eS sane (l@a ao not BnOWw that eithe) dial oy a myn -} re poe | the Aseoctated Prees : - ay edeemed for their face ould be indelicate for him to vote ' ‘ Nolte understood its scope OD ee wv AsSHIINGTON eb Lrisist United States. “ + ; and is °3 vears ald. be ' : , the absence of Mauor Rie ‘Pifterates ' . tiena! BE antl in i Pos i a ’ alue as long as not more than one t} POSEN UC , MAYO! AK re , Again Refers to ¢ onfercnce, (of course. the had conferences at he natural obtections which had . ae ‘nce by President Wilson upon th “8 eee eee aati _—r ee a ee 4 ing “one of the ‘ oungest officers of fourth has beer clipped off his repudiation of the Mayo deal \loe pointed out that the slay s wi ich | Wa not prese! \ but Daues ' ! ' tl } I i) ~ naval ex rank in the American Air Serv- ; , “) original statement ee al ! ) selCce id not explai 7 } his ’ with the United PRailwaus : oO he «dea | in my presence, did not plain league of nations as thus tar yp! By the Associated Press “oh Jan. 11 used the word “franchise hei the full scope of tap deal sented pansion ied to the unanimous ap PARIS Feb. 4.--President Wil cine of his « Xplolis Was SUC exsful FOR UNE FL ER FINED $ 00 Lhe "7 / j radgcue te dav asked the in the singula throughout . im reply to a auestion Aloe Sule a ‘ ’ j ; 4% ; t . Se \ L 2 Ij uw Lee } ; | d rhe ‘noch Government favors proval given by the [lou ak Mt gon has geveral appointments for te of Lises Caled The once appea) he had vot made up his mind »+ leagwue,. but at the same ti Cfomniittee te another thr : : : ' — i Se’ eae combat with it superion force ‘ AND HIS $200 BOND FORFEITED Circutt Attorney to petition the state _ | at ri 3 s ' in which he outina-: , l have submitted that statemen v“hether to be a candidate for Presi ‘ 1 a lane ~~ , da) ‘neluding a call from repre an eate such a league as OF Construction program. This was dié- the Bible Seciety and mab planes, ap , — : Supreme ‘our (Oo se aside if , : ‘ heuvered the enemy, gaining a posi- up in which | coneuri at the time. dent of the Board of Aldermen a fe nw * tae Sted Rents ; | tatives of (10; | nn ms. Aabuce Line mccoy closed today bh Chal rit? Pade’ ' e : Ses erver TT —_ 4 ‘ ordey wade Diy fhat oust Ot vi fo ATtorne,ys ly; ; "The \““ > i >| ft} sy a 7 — . , ‘ ; ; tion from which his observer, Lieu fold Policewoman That Man Was ewe an — he April I electi rhe | mei ible th the American Const if ti then the Ttouse i from some Republican Congre@sa- " : , , ; ' the cominittee = \ oh W. Cousins. was enabled to ’ ina 7, dance ith the stipulation qud assured tne hat the atement for filing is Feb. ° _ , oy , shoot down a boche hn several oc- Marry ler. agrecinent entered into 4 ’ ; «uti = - = = - —--—- ' ‘ ‘ “y Ce a To | 6 ' : . : , ; : or and | betwee urity of France is possible only ,bs nnhual baval appropriation bill .& determined, nowever, that noth gasions he flew into German) and Another clairvovan! ' I, , — ‘ " anding , . , co : > a9 ~~" . officials and the United Reailiavs in. * TAKE HIM | strong stanain arins and clos» Che message was brought to the ww ; ' onee hie motor failed when he wus ‘wine that hie lent a ; onem te control . ae naterial pene e tl a ainsiee ' a shall De perimitied to obstruet the ' 4 ; ‘ " iis ” client A" 3 polic @ ¢} tte On ren ‘. f , j 7 , , e ‘ pti Til ‘ rr esi : lil. . iis ; nt rn " | @ 4) 3 oe 5° Bi, taf 19 miles inside the enemy lines lie al . : ; +” te Jesseraen Goemm (sei = internationally fe ho, ; Y) wane very proerresrs of the commission of whieh ' 4th, “Woman, was fined S22 al in A J — sas. Daniels fhe President was ver} reached safety, pumping gas with Mr. Wilson sought ar inrres!.” Revreventative Podgett be ix chairman and which now te — , te? inlice «* tT ~ to Ballots for the Chambe, f om- : ene hand and flying his plane with Police Court today, | mipaign that large : aa i a | ) | lat i: armament means exte * sald, ind very insistent that the eng@eaged in erfectin the nemer the other ‘which is being | de dd tiie ' membership relerene | Deputy Had Lost Rey and Jarist ae | burdens for the people, a’ ithree-veer progreim be carried out.’ a . " apis ‘ ens Sinn @ ate ln oli ; = wie" aa - - , Opposed to Prisone Seine Oe ee 7 res ' sey soiled a ae , ior the creation of a seactety of ha- Till . ’ erroneous! ' —T ' , : ies) A iwi s seal v ith / pri? ii i rs i ne «4 t ; -P* aa its? Le ar) eva les thy Padgett told +) | cablegran aeirt tier - . ? ; 5 Cap! mt Tortiune | i . ‘ . i Mi | ' i P ai . ve ~ Manacles 1 ourt. : , . ed in official « asUually lis also forfeited a $2 Mol wih I raus are being matled to members are eg Rie) ‘ v method of BOryIng peace y the President from Paris to See lie is, therefore, concentrating ‘i. tuber as having been killed in ay ail i * eit bicii Ui i ,”* vi) : oye : Res ee ’ . : : ¥ ) “ts ee r . ef. 4 : wri ; ' . an” citi ce that the Ootes must he ' — Phe itu that in Ah Wilson etary Daniels, saying nothing had attention upon that work. w detondani edwa notice fane accident Ifie father refused ee maeacet aT] aeUe: me maine ;cecurre ver ata taal ; , alee pea Bio. a : meet Monde | : ee hae 4] ae r aliv at tha irmaien oceurred o e: there to change the | less than two weeks remain beleee ™ eredit the report because he had oe EN piace ae ‘Vi nis morn) waitine 1 he tt | ang oluatiou ISU it oan ust be limite and Germanv kepr recoinmendation he.made in hie a! * letters from his “or of } il fe «rile cone nolicewon Stil . “a tal pie - ni ] rnieSsSsa ¢* : | ‘he date oi for his return to Wash- . : = ' ; ” : )iwe. ; ‘ ’ ‘ i ii* -_— . 7 a 1 ' P in 7 , Li« I ‘ : 2 ; | fay : } iy ‘4 se ° Tile ‘Ss, eo teé } eae : ; ueni t that c which ft) icie@? went in te “ha tu let’ fn spec ent oO the presidaenr ' Peeatl “ sf nd Restaul anit: —l inne such a state of piilitar, baa “ 1 1 8 : ae _ 1 7 ington it is #till regarded as with ' it iw 7 Lich ie acciden’ . . ty ; O pee Pewee. ey Alar nipote ' . rese! ; i e *Tiuse . ie i “ ; ! } } far 2-5 \' h io wea " , ’ ; , ‘ ] ft] ; Pisie iil ei a i ee] ly ' a I) VI ( ) | - epi net the P tei : _ . nie an . vi ‘ the range of possibility for the great Was reported to have taken place, - ' at rn the Metal Trades Counce id Ampassado} AVIS iF. “at if lll he unneces@ary for ve , he cablegram, and it was wander a project net only to he reported The error subsequently was estab- oe . — : | dcicaqates to the organization Ot ; ‘2 — Mant fo maintal arge force for horde cross-fire of questions froin Repub fron the « ommission hut alee for a: 4 . ; > , ire : =| ; > ’ peare ae gu Inte : ea . : ' 14 ‘) ’ = ‘ a ' - | I 6? ‘ i ; q's ; ’ Li *; ‘J : . ] r ’ Tah be cure for l ears of lrance. ; =e sion to ratify the pla and thus put Fi ’ q"t = hi ‘) ‘ ‘Li gif rite 4 ; ' ; ‘ -* .% ; ? ° . : ‘ " . : ; ’ . .' : ‘ 7. . A HINGUMTBUB A Post-Dispatch repo) ter. who at! bos The poll a : , : other words My Wilson's cur: . “a j SiV i” _~ tet lice ey imceé it fairly it) the wuv to be re gistere:! . ; . : ; ; litt , ‘ ‘) , ) +, ‘id a roaled ; i? weit rhe 1 7 » Wee ‘a ers veele 7) . F mraeoneres Ww re bec: ‘ j - si] ‘ ~% , vf . a ‘ - ' REGULATED | Indianapolis met the train bringing ia a , ait settet . wr 4 : ) Ra re 1 ras at cy : . ee se, a ni “ 1S mg Bt roy a nyeniines R * {n treaty form within the time Mimi . ; = ‘a . ‘8 ; } 1 1 riie i” } ‘ ‘ : ihe ; > agre 7 pore =Trie . 1] nea ( ail ; _ ‘ry’ y! ~4? ef . ego ons ° asi .- erate? . sd : : . . lay THA | Capt. litil to St. Louis. asked him te 1 aay het | z 7 di Pradcs ana j j / ha . . ag OT « aa rhe iy iy} i} ' OT] in niitarit, ak. thus ; ms ee es J ‘ , os ive Chis would make a record for tn ‘* . : ‘) ‘ : ‘ ’ ; ‘ 1 ci } , . 4 | . " 4 . P tive . on ; ad iil ~OL ; ‘ . i ' UXCUFe® Ty rom a statenent ; : eateaas , ; . : Doo L C reR asked to be excused fo. telling ol : VN tdhali ae i] j in Try ; . i] lf Kiel lhe l¢ yiavien f } 1? me } we . se “ul eM uf ; | re lied f’; igeti iw a jt) es af “a ee . Paern gy his personal adventures. saying that ar ibe ‘va , . bit unit} | “ce er # | | . » ag 3 af - ar . ‘] _ , aay , rave) _ sa aie =" Ans at Phe Or spe — é ne ' plas Greek Commission Decided On, ' «i ia ; Ee , , mion ‘ ; , : ) s*eedl ; 4 , On . 6) j ‘ ' 3, ij ‘? ai «nf , ‘ — i] ; Sveek : . a of his service in April until the St. John Kelly State Puottc Si ae eee ae : ) s. which has p bro = how much WOULD GIVE HER EYES T0 SON concerning Greek territorial intengaag ~- . . a ' 4: ‘ the kitel ff OF Lal Col jittee ine ommendations for a just settlement, fighti: t} + lasting until the AND CZECHS AGAINST GRABBING if 38 ete Om pi ' ree yt of ign ile eague o1 ions ring di idan Get Along Without Them, He rhe conmmilesion willl be competed ic. ie latte . he . ; te jarsha no ‘lo vr Be é “9 ' hei ; ys | . ; } "H ; " Ore } _ , , ul Knt-noul i \ bhai y p 5 Will Have to Make a IL. living. of two representatives @u¢ h trom the nistice. ' , iain , f the , > ° . : , rif . “The allies had the edge in the air!) Told Not. to Occupy Austrian Coal py ji, tm the hand-cni wg ga RRR : incre 7 ms . th h. She Tells Ke a (roms, (‘nited Statew, the British . Hmapire. . . . . ° . ae 2 . 5 ts . , ‘ : | 4) . " ' 3 . ; } ; a j ) j s ‘ ; se , s ie ’ , m bs _ ¢ > » _ . 7 fighting in the Argonne,” Capt. Hill hiclds Pending Boundary nth owit what st oe 9 Mangione” | ' a oe sae , rrenee ian See . BS gy Oe Pahl Dime: —— - (| viiie bel ne rROY. N. } Feb. 4.--Mrs ai The comtnis«ion about to start fer said “At Chateau-Thierry the bo he IsCUSstcts. ihe Aieta wUulieCil ei a Teor | ‘) «is ypreare ‘ . — , P , 4 a oan } ] } | } ft th t we ker! t | Tur: } POCied ain mae , 7m Ct , .eie pe tyne bal if appt . Rarer Waugh of south Prev \ Poland was received for a final di«- . ‘ _ LA " e « ; ts te ~ - ac . . ‘ ; : rons , : ss ine ; u ‘ a ; . . , ‘ , . : . , . , " . P he ane “ol os ; j PIs. Fel rr Hon oO tie ankings aedus é - reu 17 the United willing to sacrifice both her « h cussion of the situation. Aflerward ® . . ” ra > " > . se ¢ + : ‘. | ; ty ¢ sa sa . , " 4 ‘ - ; : , , ‘ F : 7 the advantage When we were 1 , tia merils rie ove a4) 4 , 7 .TT , oft ‘ "" ct tial! / appro: ot she might restore the sieht hes Prerniier Venizelos continued his son, blinded while tighting in I 37°*®. presentation of the (iréek cheme. par- Me over from 10 planes to 40 and of rence ii wari Mf ua — bra yk] r vome ne § +1] ' SE inns cnet cpacentra. ing ak He * % na R : td in aba io! ina. BIG MOONSHINE STILL ON . a 2 Pie ! riage ol Make : Neservations — she couid ~r. ne a “9 tiewlas ly com 1 ning the zone along int. ot = dleohvantere & ‘ve i + Rea Tera teorees Pres Rik in Cer U ' . oe pie _— pene ch crt m ions are + “on or ni ,Oars OC, em : Ue ¥ Rs sentiment for Quick Treaty, boy Josh will be permit- ihe air in the Arconne + ~ ad Liens Resenuc Men Take \Hegzed Whishky- | ) : _ , , eh M) | aes peasy face by 4 Ya aang OF SMe There ix a growing feeling here to wear his soldier clothes ee oie eden woe wll pension to af official buile! ee er | ioe eae makevs and Slat Great Cades 8 FOP ACD Oe eee ee eee he seems to be| in the fighting on Sept. 20 lost. Inu that the treaty of peace sHoume ae 1 months.” PT ios tom, conding planed | last night open to new rters, b sround Tank of Ldanos wae: see oe ee ee a ee rance will embark upen, the hospital he learned he wou'd be speedily perfected. Arthur J. ae Eeewered Farmer Gasuines =, * ppe ee tee eee ty | See | | | tutte \eemnam. hear chin Emeles @ dining reer td ally“) the scheme af he plans the permanently blind. He has been four, the British Foreign en trace of discontent in his were. t¢ eer out their genera) or rnies To t ' ‘ , 7. o . . + ee | pay , : —_ ate ' sachets brought back to America, and after) js engaged upon «a proposition ©. * then mother’ll make ‘em ee gl : > totpen it un + : é . ” r shee C | istting his mother went to the hose the ferritorial heundartes of tre expect me to wear ‘em for . lcn were the sa ne & o ye ion oO if isp Ite fi : ; ' ‘ , of nNIOO?} lyase ae Se , , rere it Caupe Na‘ feated nations at onee and prom ship on vou the decision of the Pace cu ‘hat 7 org imaAt bi ' oaha ~~? fing 3 ' etuy ’ tLe to) ; . ‘e% tis . ,? Wat to give iy Vem te ti conelude peace with the enemy bam ‘ . hameiy. when vou see 1 ears. '—-Washington Star. aif & OWN Side of the lines attack it what- and announces that 2 cominiss the met a eeeeereeeeeee 4 ore " ; ever the odds ar: The observer has contre! will be in ectiate to officiala of conmetttutied ) ) ) . ross He will need ther : , ) ore \gvainst il Mis i Aa | ; ' Nith ste reemert of séh- His Guess he dirty job i ompared to him th the lex aL i ’ wigs : this a*anl sey i am iti » 7 eer ; Gigs ; . , , > ie . ; -" s —_—r , : . - ithout r) an \ ; . n iw ‘x ; ol : al appropriated hake pier astra ee ae ’ ' ' ' = .S : ae ‘ral principles as hae been renetgtd ; ; ' ' ' , ’ sf : : : " , 7 * ; ’ e erly , will ha Out 1 The wer held in sone quartere thar t pilot ie safe The illiet has the pro ence va - sae - ' ' eta. -_ apne’ » mars oa ~~ . a 2 bya . ca ston u | ere | ‘ ry xe , : oot “UUs aa ws = , fev ) FIRST FREEZE IN 23 DAYS; ima : iving and — ean ia’ oe wile ail te haan epee tiea 2. There goes that Mrs. Tection of the motor and gasolin: 7 > lot. Whi hi : ° ; e iv ie) recn] , P. Ba ne , So ; ot iat “a marvelous lank, while the observe) s at th CONNECTICUT SENATE VOTES 1 sti | er eee . * : ' ay hy . ' | : L; : . ~ FAIR AND COLDER TONIGHT | home and enre of it for euch subjects as the freedom of —e pe , ; ; on the of submarnest nn @ - . » , r aero ahe has! W onder rear. from which the attack almost | . " " . _ 7 : : ; , ' ' i we 7 OCS when her tongue gels always comes Ms observe! Lieut AGAINST THE DRY AMENDMENT ' - ; : eS ite eo —— * Stutil its which . ~ i old that surgeons ; , si a (} a a f buffer wtat oi | total 1 nl til} nore tha ae ct $3 | : zee pias —- a yin (He PTEMWPHREATOIRES. av gras é' 3 are, the oreaiion @ on, } i] ; mentati ers OCA . weeps , B %O oh : Jf ; | . iM © of ber bors ies even the delitnination ot netiond! ‘ousins, got through as I did + Oh, she probably lets her Seve Allic Ml Ad ra ; tha i (reatment tter Indianapolis Star ys Allies Hek dvantage Action Is Taken on Prohibition Meas- legates from t! eee eee se) Se eee _ 2 s, e} banaue leecvenh for te sf | ‘e | | pee poundas len: We rer? ae . ‘ , , rs : , _—s defensive posalbilitles The idea. ——— “The Germans vsed to send single ure by a Vote of 20 to 14 tha il we wesent. The ort Tan Ste Wits sue nd ) = 4 , oA ee a eee, Seon r oes, betaine by “3 SOCIETIES BEING FORMED TO Sst vues sine nu hecomty te ami th teenie oe eee ee : ships. seldom penetrating deep, but Py t! \ssociat . estimate ie | t ; oo Peat Theo vere ; Lyle »e - kh Con : J ts ; ’ | an “on = | ‘ - tray) 2 : "a af : . . «| ° ‘hie « hae of ‘ie ‘, aj thou . a . . \ - } § ederiok Sern det ¢ sf he treat relations hetween the na ; The Twre mT. for rth» ; (nre« - hes : iv? t hee lowest - : : : " hewes : - . . : * * wi ; Vone Teor Recall Vote : ‘ ’ “i . ' . . : , im ‘eon ' ot ‘7 - wat and y ; : . ’ | ¢* ae ? ¢* f at t nie beat ae on i ’ > Months of service, ani the Ninety coptrol of prices : : : first, in eight months. 2 than soe ; | otIOn 80 Appre “ | ord | bs@ithice' a et ia - , sa peo unt 30 dee wit pp Phos, rey ‘Dent GO-” scoatment ef the taber question by forts Hun ships aud lowt », ' foul = on | 7 +} rem etl ea) ne ] ° o ; ’ ai) > - ; ; , ’ ° ’ ' ; " ; ¢* , . . ; . \) a : : . Tere about i nme} ; ‘ q , , " T —' warmer ft w co , | ad a hat ese . : ’ : ; : ri)¢ ‘ ’ es bes . ” ' , o aie hax been suggesicd the : . “7 " ° ’ 7. 7 a>? > @iiginal mnmurnte 4 adron win north Bertin Dispaich Says Gen. von Ham- PORta ins th | ‘ it each Sree The Post- Dispatch 3 fa aT ’ ) ly, S, COURIERS T0 BERLIN : ee Ns | 7 ra agg . | y , a = merstein Will peg Irmistice oo thle question leet SS an having 14 | , 4) - » * -_ . oe 4 . , ‘ ' — ‘| ‘* : : Tt) ; : — ’ er till «= ae : ; nei the « iit > “wibhis Pa per ar ; : ; : a , | ~ervicee Soon to Ke TLostituted Prom : — EY . me — | linois« Fair Bs y saeirane “—e : ang , Pre cae ane pte: hin, aa ms, ; it: Sea tes 7 ' ! 7 ; 8 itn ( obleoss . : . : night and re | \j | | . ; : ; # ni - j wes | reit: = ~ | garbis ' roe . . , row: «light!y von Hammerstein according to a dis heen roade by arm officers. ‘Tiere! ihe —% | wo adn ifte now to vot o visit Be Oo TTT trope ' Si ats _ me 4 A x ian tan — uatment of the peace conferees. | Me was graduated from Smith Acad Dispatches ) his v = a . O© Wiis De es cwee cates 2 ial , The iones nz point (jen. vou Winterfeldt resigue: Jar ‘ith full powers to enforce the fs = ‘hy im 1913 as cless valedictorian ive b ttn 4 1 _ pao ons pt anita) ait eto rofl ) ej | o yt | h - = Me : a the 27 op the allegation that his dignity cution of their decrees. dies caateae : nent lath eat Bhs Magee: mes Ractety af Lascinmelice Gustmeers ached at about midnigh | he identity of aggrave Wilson presided a of ve 2 . : . - . , . « : a OF the Sootuns) team ans The Post-Doispate j oes , ; pped “ degree an hac been offended ph4en tits eGinher of the baseball, basket bal! ; ar scams apa: ! ne = ray Ol ' ' a ha ge | * when 723 (len. von Hamumersieln ic uncertam, open meeting of the league Hd tennis teams pen hire arrival not publish eine * , nd 2 at | ;' . ou ‘te mereury began to rise but the officer referred te provably ix tions commission Which Was held rot france Jan. 20 he was met nt Hiearst s if ae ~ -% , gaan ch . 7 ta ' “ ose | : » down again tontgh’ ey taron Tous ton Hactrmerstein. EK. M, Heuse« toartments ye : "ee Vor hie parents | ar army offix whe afierncen and lasted from 2 to Teel heme uhead of hi: News Service o leck , #ernine wae * ¢ eee Tide e oe, ae? a” sof the ¥° * — : ; os @ ve . : , , . ' , , ; : vo} . ; : or Tes.) . ee - | ress pts pe? ” , , ; ' " e . ; ; . . . c> as .% Ps . - " ; . ~ : 3% : “ ’ : 74 ’ : a0; Oic® : oer ba 4 AAAT AT fake - aio . simee L964. » cpOuees , , entinerd on ree -, telaman &. ‘ — F iT, o : wu tT. oars VEVErtj a. . ~ Fe

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY §, 1919 ST.LOUIS POST-DICPATT +t eee . rrr lille Sa —> ype a 7 par to go only under pro-| Finance, was elected p " ‘ality, which « ae 7 ete m ve “ — Probert Wino: ) iP Be ; tu aa = i as is interview with Lenine, once ran German. delegates from Beigium, servia, 2 | sidered at the next meeting. 4dmerican cartoonist. whose intervie : . wende epee ieee RE | the lieutenant-governorship of zil, Portugal and Caige. Uy ad Responsibility Committee ‘ iz | . . | ” Daltehevit teed Photo by Murilto pan) | if he | ew York. State. He has a son with — President W tieon greete t re | An official communications : # An audit of the — ’ , 3 ne , wis rink sft ear « ~ a : . ; | ; ‘ zr ' } ‘ +, . J . ; ” . " . : ee i. iibntes Press wi j a? ‘ ‘ { ROBERT MINOR. | a 3 hy : a) "ry" \" hin has served fp? i@ Associated reas members and tooK a léading part 1h!) vesterdayr by the commission on 9 J c and ~ . WASHINGTON Feb 4 poews, Furmiones the most tmport Robert Minor is well known in S ; eter ee ae , nk ic an for other offices BERNE, Feb. 4 A violent rheto- | the os ome Phis tan no a responsibility for the war and” P Railways a “i! 7a . utioy iby re: gal : 7 eet Me ntaties tate ohahien ' eneral. but specific. as the meeting) .. é mye 0 init oti é 7 begu: tefided and vigorous ant contribution that has been made 5 oie nus artoonist Wor several | 4 the Ameri. Wederatios 7. vee ' as ne wth lait Labo icke rical duel between the French and ' > ge edt ei ma he ftodnhatiheat jan conduct say =: The initial me ng 4 property | | to contemporancous Russian history Labo do anrthine a ie | tnd, when not electioneering or spell *| testeme Ginintieie eytehi: emis aiiaiens agre Pp - ‘ . tlhe o~ : ©“; the commission on the respor it 2 Public Service Compo geveral Senators of alleged iawiess it atidien he entfl (years he serired the Pos -Dispat h. indicate “en binding from a soap box, com potnd- - ; er eed. I league. The text was in English, 8S, for the war and its conduct was Y 4g ewe weeks tt is exp , re / : ’ 4 ood & ' ; , : ; ; ‘ : ; ) , — : q ee ne His sympathies were always strongly Larkin a | ed prescriptions under the direction "ect! reproathes and accusations, had been decided upon at a recent/ today at the Ministry of the Tatem task will be completed e@ a resolution extending tne pow- }ezplain what has occurred tn tne socialistic and he gave freely of his: He is in prison. too of his wife, Dr. Anna Reinstein, who | marked the second sitting last night | meeting between President Wilson, ' and was attended by the de 2 s —_ 4d of the & Russian revolution in the last few tien ind meane and skill for ¢) This reminiecent “A . n. a wide practice among the) of the international labor and social | Lord Robert Cecil. Gen. Smuts and! of the Powers represented of | at which time 6-cent i er@ of the Senate committee invest: 7 fime and means and skill for that Ss retnsniscent In rier Pere ar eer , | : as | eee cae pH. é‘ . e r ’ months lhese cables i il] shou fhat é , | . es ica is “shared ever rh those wha ‘ ct sf a Tr ssiv 7 ' Li ‘ : ety i? | re ] ~ Sei ‘ Le? ' ; = . 2 i. Al , : ; p. | . " | : } ‘ was charged sought the overthrow of Virginia blood, 99 work for an American syndicate. On tor the country on one grount ei ago. and settled at Belleville, just Mistra! was determined to defer full discus- | president of the commission and | ' commission, gave out democratic. Because he _ thought ; outside Buffalo, has been typical of boi tas ‘ ) sion until the French text could be | Gerdon Stewart of the British @ | gtatement: of the Government his return he became interested in +} . Gtto Wels. the former military | h he deb i th a there had been a miscarriage of jus- ; . America is a great count: eres the Russian revolutionist commander of. Berlin. sai@ that the presented, when the ebate will pro- ' gation and Senator Scialota of he a “In reply to the su Tn the Senate, Senator Kellogg of ae ne ania ia inet hhe: Mia On fhe Mooney case tin san Francisco “apna ee me ol Pe Paaber lie was born in Fostovr. on the| paps . eases Reciatiaten - . i tee = ceed article by article. This probably Italian delegation were chosen a a by certain St. Louis m we. | nnical achi nents Mar ; ; 7erman Socialists already ar - + : Mi; — . Minnesota declared propaganda wae ' oad . J + P h and went there. He veavhed Russia ous developments : ; , the Do! vl years ago tie receiver _a tled ti auestion ae Paes acon will be tonight. presidents. M. de ila Pradelle » the Publie Service Cc . ‘ r 7 4 ‘ ’ | I ‘ ; POSS Lliyl Se OE ot ew ‘ (ne we: " : es ‘ i ‘ . ee gst a PRAISED SOVIET = Greater Power Than Ever. _ - a : ’ propaganda the Senate today adopt other Lenine eontinued be slopped international commis- these Gover yor sion on education. Other recom- ie: -overnuments were not dDrand- mendations were of a military na- | tested territorles. ‘a - : " " , - ’ rere f : 4 — ha , or . ‘ . - being carried on by an active or . -— via the Pacific, after his San Fran- The American aniel de Leo first ceirly g00d education and was ap- for the war in having taken all pow- | Other Plans to Come Up. ‘ | ganization seeking to overthrow the tg tm San Francisco. Then he went cisco work wag finished formulated the idea of a |; e, Prentivced to a druggist in his earts er from the Princes and Kings. Wels Aithough the agreed text ks “to ee Ce = Railways. Co., the com | : Sabeeiietee os pwenties the secret police of the Cza : u - G eat Bri ain f h . San bein t oti t] ~ ; “ 7 “sO; “It was decided to appoint tim © ixsued the following s , : . accuse: 7Te@at rritain © aving rin ogetiher th views of a “Cuan r- ’ besa” en | Senator Aivers of Montana Boishevikhi were giving the perfect a hast idee ies bene nian tna lm ot Y had preg 790.000 Ce att bind 2 saan Me 1s pr te Page Sconce i re sub-committees, two for the exm i. “The commission | : > 1¥ ’ *y . ry IAT 4 j ‘ ‘ ’ , pete rr aw = ’ P ' . . lad ‘¥ ’ ec adee ss ic “9 be =. . - . ‘ } i " : : -i)] , ; l ie ot : i ; ° nation of questions of law and —_ “- ordered ari audit of th Semator Tho: ae Cain of « d . : ; dren and oid men by the lunger, Which will also be considered at the for the examination of ‘acta. Tim Ss empany and a valuatt : ’ hia ; : mix ‘ . 4 7" , vm ithrough that terror. he has come fo The Russian Government woul: i , Amer i wit } id > bP 7) ’ . aida sat ' larg bour dar ae . ‘ , - . 5 « ; 1 é rra@ri ’ Lis ile Wwe 1? = ™ . . ; . a * " . ‘ies wm Di no) : a leh “a ;, ; , = ©. Gites , Aid} jhonuias, ithe French Social- | communication was issued on vester- : . , theater Sunday in which the Russian Bev lin cisillusioned ana emo be inclined, ne a\ ifs «debts if mo rial unionis? +) tate aiso revolutionar. stock let and feecse eadeatles ae mys Wra- day’s meeting , . : committee of three to nominate ry ; order putting in the Bolshevik Government was reported fered This is Minors story that means, the aga il ul , a mie a | ld She Fs :, wrtue ae es ns A ranges: see nt Py it — bers of the above mentioned aan tone vate tn St, Louk . . uu fil, } rri ‘ at : . =] a . : : ; . : praiged and which was attended by By ROBERT MINOR. ine’s idea; nother was sent as an agitator sdinteeds iadaateniiandi al aie. aleameey tan The commission met to compare committee and to determine | | mission's accountants . As he snoke I wrote 1 “ta at. i After reaching America. Reinatein |)" Corer me 8 Range ay, placing views on procedure and to arrive at ai mandate under which the subeoum plan to begin this we iG ai : ; ' at ie hea. . pr ‘an es- ; 4 orhie - a milite , : ' . Foreigners in the I. W. W t nead ¢ se program: qu nethod which will facilitate progress. mittees in question will act—W, F pext two weeks and Genator Thomas interrupted Sen- where, a little ore Sane “ob ere 1 viet he said. nioni enine’s highh Antra! | . no h —— ‘itee Pue - Malieh ‘ay — as an active lawless organization wore oe want peace, and hav ustrial unionism is | u : uses Polish, German and onsidering that a cataclysm delib-! should proceed d ] he . en : ‘ ‘nm elie) considering th ysm deilio- rocee cor lv . . henator Kelloge saii the I. W W arog , chanel AE pat 3 Py | oneal I . ae a inglv at the been given a pointed warning by on porary six-cent rate. Governmen pausing, with an expression of in- pre centralization ance with Daniel de Leon, who is re. | C’4°@!Y loosed by 4 men Has ine | next meeting, which ‘s called for 8:30 | peace conference not to occupy tammy , The Six-Cent Far ( i amiss ae, : iat 5 r » be ’ . - _ . ae a ' ator Borah of idaho observed that it , ' garded Liicteud UDO! the worid nameless 'o clock Tuesdas evening at the Ho- tory in the province of Teschen. | 7 “While the comniiss ; , casuaily during ms stays © nine +4 . , i? h ar. and at ‘© = TY :, t] abl he rn - had “the BAine eleinent to which we nor th iy So aon This time Lenine . ant re lets vray pecvitesdm a hg otter antagonism of the anarchist sa anasto : & itch u Vilization itself and considerin 1? | (so ' we 0 ia eg ‘ rae e “y a fident produced neric AVILZ ni it a msi & Leon Boureoais, the French pro- bulletin, which says: % >’ an audit or valuation Senator Kellogg read from wha’ knew he was giving van ervieW. ANG jyed fine succeeses since the capture te ean ¥ ie tone ae adica lias ‘oR ; | - . ° . ‘ ” rec ate 1e e ect if TY) } ryt * Phe . -_ ce , ‘ ‘ , bts . . ‘ * . ™ : : ; ww " ° ‘ ~ " . ; ‘ . the advertisemie airman Ove rit ve noticed, nowevel a” the eligibility of the Soviets for ths _ wage plage ae oP ed outcasts by the internationale, has — et! h | * cater uupis of "> MAYOR NAMES SUNDAY FOR tecided me at the head of {tet rn. oe Of these would bind the] r B08 through Ks own | hei » aneea he } lecided to inscribe at the its : r : ceepted foudt of ita authority and said he did! witb rapid, automatic ease. his man Lenine caught me up before | : c ss = ta t} est a f aoe 1 43 ot ow eee P j Cs i} } if) eTO! | he 2 re Tit at 4 » Ka or ; ena: 1@ ouesation : ; B . " Ons ’ : not believe its jurisdiction extended ner became different and much more)», 4), a pang + | e KK: ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SERVICES x ge on Ss aren 98, a’ of arms and munitions now pos-| ST. LOLS POST-OIS _ "he | 1 ose of its temporary ¢ i hwo istiai ryLiie Ve ‘ ar ct " ? 7 @4 -: - ‘s . , ~yiil , lect that had led me to seek him - the } ? fn “ ’ i ? ; f * the , dona ’ . ’ ’ r > ee! nas @ ‘olation 0! neutralities manufactured to states outside the ne c ) iste. UITZER * upon between the city . - POriie ‘ ‘PARUe OT : i 1s ‘ clpariy ' the -_ NX 4 } . ‘ = . 4 : » pf reailes ." ic } r} | es : , + ’ (Raitor's Not es ie referred to was return of the Bolsheviki to the En-|). ...., te ae i ' ’ : a "ee : | » f } construction Co; te : al which had been placed under the ieague while another would prohthit - ; ‘i tente and the possibilities of an un-|....-. geet 2 aR meshes een th ttn “aed ype | | win ! 4%: ais tesgy - an | Suarantees of Rurope and that of the the trade and manufacture of drnis ee Se ee | $52,500,000 to the pr isis to strangie l@ nations Pres is} , ‘ wwing a 6 esiden Ison § een hilitvw of Socialiate inv : scons ” ‘ te _ 74 derstanding de) Ww leon — shvewé ais ' 3 ! , ‘ ar Poe anes nal al re . i " OlLlSiIVIit! oO Socialis s involved and mtrnitions of war bv Drivate es Member A sSGit Bureey of Circulationg, an ? the city and $7,200.00: 2 - mi ard § Ru is) | ScasG vm On the other hand, the confer-' tgphlishnents ie alee «op neon a Pgs ae + rty outside of the cit; t — “ as reconi- MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED Presse” . “It will be neceses Government by violence. fo Russia. where he thought the : fovernment ich 1 » in Ru ‘ ased hin out of the eountr. ha ty >» ‘ rator wal d slow i\ replied ; . ; ‘yry as ; I rT « \\ | o voles . ; ; ‘ . eo Sp ei , ‘ . —- a v ss ‘ i | i ; i’ si i i “ase tl = : °* , a) ‘ > ’ ra blockade next meeting. The following official +3 | "er y- Q public meeting held in a Washington | § ' following persons were named asa ' erty as a part of the Ladi Heen Hori ! prison several inembers of the House i have just come from Moscow , ae . words and read them aloud a nothine There ix« n ies ) at on Oined the Socialist Labo: ° ove ' 7 ions of the responsibility for the It was agreed that an accord in Massey of the British delegation, ; pleted in time for the nator Kellogg = statements to name?) ate iy upon the presen: . , ears materiahy oO } reser Afte) silence for a moment Me Star - Lida os POUILY 3 L Speake tie epeaks and wba ase eae “es a ' wa tte The Berne Socialist conference, conference and that | | ~ : At Soca ference, that the discussion Polish and Czech leaders : ,' ¥8 _ the date of the expirat - . . ’ +; . , ? 3 . ’ " . . . ' itself it} re a lO? 1a he BRolshe i: prot Ose peace rmiany Tlrmes nuit . j . lized ind is ry in) ho highest de ~reziisS Reinstei: for : ed ATi @ ili included foreign anarchists, and Sen ‘ a Previously | had talked with him! tense seriousness—‘“‘we are prepared This recent change h: ) the in Socialis rcles as one ot # : | vel h amities and threatens to harrow | ‘tel de Crillon trian Silesia, according to an offielat _ ants and engineers ha . +) '* ay * victors Wur armies ha - “Vndaic ia’ fine stronwzwesat ay) fs Pa - . : hs sent $100.0900.000 the other da, yf licalis i@ Si.roenge le vey P ' he other hand that all hones of , , . mer , ‘a | , 4 i] pes OF ponent of a league of nations. trans Owing to the conflict between t® Rallways Co., it held a of rations; that there can be no 80-' princin) .arwi ini rile r) : 9% ie principles which have been submit- Karwin mining district and th . fered by the rties,; a) iapatch of Jan. 23. entitled L@- ever granted since he has been in vroro:tes heie i sOrmi & ° $5 | part ©tri ‘ i : : . ; ’ . : . a, ™ - r vestiqating German propaganda had taining the attitude of the world’s .e,+ anree of the non-Roilshev'! ) ' | to tke peace conterence a gt Nema: : : . ORIN SUOW OCC amit a cold in One Day 20c.—Adv mm hofl-that committee expressed while his intransigent phrases flow league of nations” ° — ne associated states t> prohibit the sales propaganda 7 Le = 4 eublished Daily by the Pulitzer a ie pany. the commission Senator Weeke« of Mia seac! usett«a (Cernrain ILenuine WW anted Peace added drviv ‘ : thy ia =... ' , © 5 pets ‘ Theodore erce. consider ne that the future of declared that the people of the Unit- ' +a) ) Turning to the other angle of th — ) (le: | Loaseve ‘fermorial d: d. all! ea ctcttsns ca ee | mended that the society of nations, _ The Assoctated Press is exclusive’ — , : | fe} certain that Lenin: wa . : ' ' ‘ J “3 as Socialism in the world is threatened shall fix the number t he lled titled te the use for repunieatan of ai. for the commission's ¢ ed States do net understand t) at the eace It was that fee in t) * »} ' i@s (TO? he CoOrITInUEed erry. 1 —_ ak : , : hr ew ' i . rifit i ? IZA te te fies - : : - . si latai ' 0 e enroiiec newe dispatches credited 1 _—, . ' peac | we g that to net : bu aes a ith greatest dangers by new ten-' in the military and naval for wise credited in this p . | _ ‘8s and engineering d real purpose of the propagan’a was ime to him. Al! Moscow, indeed, had fhe Menshevist Martoff came you sent there ° ; . a dencies called Bolshevism, decides t ; Ne nee a Crees OF | jocal news pudlished herein. 4 rights f, ' Temove to St. Louis dy te overthrow the Government. and been drifting inte simost ertain h« ’ , ; at wo c noe ne ‘starniped mut To have the ing to comply with the prime re Soviet and extreme reactiv , } oO a ¢ TS TT, “i : _ 7 “ap i ' 9 . : CFI Pra het side the league or in revo’ aJzainst S''BSCRIPTION aptAnen BY MAIL rk leaning up | ' . ' ' sy t ' ; lishment « socials er VANUE. sa . | meetings held in Washington “in a requisite of peace. nameiy. to pay the Lenine eould not afford to tel! ti. eo ,? sluptie , , bts ‘he ot ' ; . 9: hs we . : if It adds that the associated States Dativy and Sunday. one vear .. ; ‘ > aad ; ; | ‘ at y, tO pay tn : 7 | iur tlenderson, the British la-} « Datly end Sundey. a Month. a fortunate in havi Tchitcherin, the Peoples’ Commis-!!74tion of Rusian industry has put ir Capttalist Syetem Bankrupt. tenia n Gratz and Mise Eliza 7 y 4 fen® the Russian Soviet Govern. | - ote he kept trving to intervi rod without exnploitatio: Hfjalmar Branting ~ delivered ; => . ' fora public hearing y of compromise before the anarchist ail. ing to in view me ' . paar i ' , : : —. , ments?» “If the Allies Send A aon nine talked to n ; presidential address, sometimes ' on at St. Louts befor n the Renate Judioiary sub forces in Russia, which, while they ~~ rmiles: kFrenc} nd so ti “ G fion of th ny’ ’ . ; - . “a , . > ‘es iii ; : . - ’ " I \ ry sé i } . amon are fast subsiding, vet remain much What are the allies golng to ' , ) , ike eNOCLME bebe serman of the compa “ Senator Overman raid Secretar’ ' big armies.” he replied “we wi yess Granting also praised Mr. Wilsen’s . aoe oe Sovteal aaa ar at Commerce ‘Venue bill. These s Raker in deciining to furnish the ir- “efeat then Take a glass of Salts f wour iy , ; * by ; " ’ formation hed written him tha 1 And if they do ery big ar- Back hurts or Bladder troubles every business n. @ ’ om man. | ‘tg to the chamber. « GSepartment conducted an inquiry ard ted . * believed the charges had aa been a > —s rine you Berne Conference German Pilot, Say ruit- ulce hen they will make a very bie ath. Russell and Walling. avings ccount tena — wor ne answered smiling Dut Mans By the Associated Press ‘iat ho 0 ee ' most «¢laborare @ Make Test Case without mirth man or woman who eats meat ¥ Senator Wolcott of Delaware | Sudden: - ang'ng the sublecr. } regulariy can make a mistake by flus! ' A me oat "i seal nen ae In savin fifty t f h | .- ““rmation regarding if sisted that they make a (test case nces anked What do ths ; “9 0 ing the kidneys occasionally, sars a cialis! bodies i E rope |! tcagy hte li “A : 8. 4 P * Cent © t e game i: p «(Of the passage of the @ : Pe bes . ; - ad : .) oe ine ) the ell-} — , eae on e , my ; 4 i 416 r ZU } hs a bag sebtat, Saker were toe jiff Jell desserts carry mnring ae, nant the Be ‘ ae 1 whieh say Pc Pg oeinye id in gy, oe Yee to send representatives, is the out- le pa making a start. Thousands of peo- ; * on oes ae ta axers OglTION = army withi: 2 few weeks } j 7 aes’ rh eXeites the kidnevws« as by a co in the neac, come of a G } ‘ } oe ; ’ ’? : - ‘at the sections are . . ke had sub- ¢p, | | : eo jerman plan to help Ger e are savin . ° = could - oneaagg - ‘ real tie flavors in es- Litted in ¢ a nat e xa: ing dis iplin “ . fcr ‘ O\VerWworked trom tho when from bad a, many ret? lieve her military defeat ama : a\ . e | just can t sav S. who a tended toe reach the P Sena or \el#en of mnesota e- . mnthe ‘ 7h, _ ste Sirain, et @ 4 nh an fail oO tor : . : n, e ’ ; ~~ ° j F r i a ef De he Gates the public te kaew sence form, in viais. soi Fevolutionary discipline, the y Bn - ‘ - vi fl breathing 18 indu 4 ae Ay escape the payment of just indemni e never rea \ tried. q ay #0, it misebev : pe t A wealth of frui . as he Roiwhe ikia call ir Which con. eit oOo the eetal al: inspired air is ony Ps tles tT the belief f Charles Edw . 4 : oY te legitimate bust that the Secretary of War was “‘put- te t juice traste as much as possible nate ’ then wi get si Near ail rheuma warmed, moistened and oo Ruoese!ll and Willies | Brigitel Wal Drop in at the Commerce todav and . me fe Burden. ie img a veto on us and hindering this condensed for each des- the forme: 3 o "+ tism, headaci 7; hie — . d tor contact with oe ‘ , " . pene . ; ‘ ¥- 4 , r propaganda against obe- ' : . wise prepare : ling. speaking in behalf of the Soecia! . ° _, eP : - . Another protest, Danie tha Se f War take enaned Se eneee Siiiets come toon ee ee he Seopa tonne ile Democratic League of the United open a Savings Account. Then get into y S ard of Mirectors : oretary © r take | | disorders come from sluggish kidne t, win a ) : 7 3 ix Mites that we cannot all Gneel W amg? Go vou think of the deco ee Dement ‘ie 4s ae in vs, lh nel wi apt to develop States. Russell and Walling gave out the habit of depositing a regular amount : #3 sib aged py ge . . ; delicious. rations for the anniversary of the the ‘dane 3 awe “ h mis- the following statement on the eub. . - ’ ¢ . 7 © MMi 90s. Pp wed ny et Ore ae revolution?” Lenine went on ‘1, Ma a. “ vo rh n a as a consequence of suc sect ta thie magne at tein each pay day , [ nder that plan, saving 1s Metric System of @ EME he knows even tf he Geen Hen! deesert they Fook to you like the work of ty of Jad Salts from a kets tort tora a book by famous dector. \s delegates of our organisation easy. Sache, Cee ee wring papers” asked Senator Wot. Curiete, and, If so, do they not prom take ai tableennon? es — we-deciine to go to Berne becauee. *Simenec’ ng in 195@, : ise for the revolution what futurist water before breakfaet ani ne.” despite the pretension that the’ $i will do for a starter d il d hedeaice ee SAtGS', an in a few world's ‘aboring classes are repre-| ~an a e- wed te consider ott. “No, h : : old kinds. promises for art, after a period? davs ronur k ineve wv aot rs ; : o * realites that We can de Hew Was it after the French revo!: ll Agena a etal rola ine. This sented there, its principal movers are | posits made on or before Februarv oth *t. Tau aiieéae ® . . tintor that.” Senator Overman said, ’ and Pine- | tion ? y from the avid a? T ° | we ; ou know France. and wha’ , fe awl © insure against mouth-breathing, _those In ail countries whe tried ¢ ; 1] d 4 "We could call the lat grapes and lemon juice, combined wit) form the h hab lensing nd wi raw interest from ruarv i self before any sleae ake s a : chance there is for @ revolution there lithia. and has heen dbs eee paar OND ONS eolion e litele cause peace when tt would have , st f Feb a e Ist. 2 a tT. petgr al now. tions to fiush and stimulate Be ; up your nose. meant the triumph of impertaiiem : inie on ot43 age - . one Vester - & ie. -_ ¥ sir tae Pte 4 tw ~ Pe > ~ eon a a * {ve 3S Ba or GTR Bo a et a ‘ es : ror an =: ™ Foe areas.” continued | | . OS, fs dae, ' . | pr se | { , Geys, aleo to neutralize th ye Buy a tube at any drug store. x and the ruin of the working elaes : : | ) | they no longer cheanet Aadihedho, pte CONTR § oer money back P democracy. L OF ( * | . iv wae an aviater) ending bladde- wéalnec: n. thue P <pee do ' “We note that the Gerera)l Fed. ¥ | ; ow laet Geto ver a Jad Baltes is inexpensive and cannot eration of Trades Unions of Great I : ute: ede In Pre in‘ure: makes a delightful ites, me “ Britain Ras no representation there. N GINT oOuils zl ~iwtore were put € lithia-weter drink whieh eatninen ner the Italian Socialist party. repre. oe Pf eperstery to he should take now and then ¢6 keer, +h. senting the majority of the Italian ?¢ 0 | | oe | the Gerwan t kidneys clean and active and the blan Vente, cer thetic nie pen every Monday evening till 6:30 BE or clnine whee inet oF ntre are, therebs avoiding serious kidnew CATARRHAL JELLY be See i¢ ee Federation : ' ms a ming when the J @ Tie@ Would dyeplications any MINNEAPOLIS. MIXN. abor. an at 40 Socialists in the “a ts -., Loewe, “oa . * Cy terioped to x # French Chamber of Deputies allewe.! —o — - =_ me —

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‘elected president a tie } rence Committee @ i a rday. In the pricy tal delivered during ¢ eo 4 Klotz invited . + to work. “ sald M. Klots. * ‘! Te for justice That iso G ‘ Hughes, Austeaiadtil M. Vandenheuve] of elected vice pres). orning the committee — ’ luding recognition of inciple of the right o¢ ro! international we. ternational railwaye epted by the commis- lis of this will be con- next meeting. y Committce Meets. communication issuer he commission on the for the war and tit« “The initial meeting of on the responsibility its conduct was hela inisiry of the Interior ded by the delegates represented on the Robert Lansing, Secre- d chief representative States, wae chosen @ commission and Bir of the British dele- nator Scialoia of the lon were chosen vice . de ia Pradellie was retary of the commls.- ied to appoint three *, two for the exami. tions of law and one ination of facte. The ne were named as a ree to nominate men, bove mentioned sub- mi 6to)6determine the Yr Which the subcom- tion will act--W, VP British delegation, M. he French delegation , Greek delegate.” (Czech jeaders have pointed warning by tpPe mce not to occupy terr) ovince of Teschen Aus according to an officia) h *avs: he conflict between ther che at Teachen, resu)' upation of the Ostrau g district and the raii serburg to Teschen and the Czechs, the grent declared it necessary io nationalists. who have mit territorial questions conference that they from occupying con lea.’ POST-DISPATCH ¥ JOSEPH a” LI aS 1s IZER by the Pulttacr eifth etd Vilve Bitree oe liah- it B ureau of “ircUlations. HE ASSOCIATE fz ee D bY a for fee ; cTrecite to rT thie paper. and bait fished berein. Ali righte of _ aoe “a *patches here: RATES RY ADVANCE. MAIL y one vear . ndev. one vear vear.. by St. IN postal order, ‘Louie erchange. 3 1 oute ape Puburbe: unde -- % a » om l ~ ST Beta” ul eese mm “express” Merch 83. 1 "Kinloch. Central 64am erce nt the game nds of peo- ave, ‘? who today and n get into r amount , saving is nd all de. pruary 5th ry Ist. | property will / Public Service Siwo weeks. It is 2 Rallwayvse (Co ordered an ¥ #tely ‘ — ST.LOUIS POST “DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENIN , FEBRUARY 4, 1919. —_ ae ee IITIES BOARD 1) Baker and 600 Guests at Dinner to Rickenbacker WONT R. BOOKS. NEXTTWOWEEKS | 4 xy -—— Checking of Receipts and re penses, Along With Valua- tion of Property, Expected to Be Done oe June 1, » 6CENT FARE AWARD RUNS TO THAT DATE Public Hearing Will Be Held jn St. Louis—Commis- sion’s Whole Force Will Come Here for Work. An audit of the books of the United Railways Co valuation of its State and a be begun by the Commission that the task will be completed before June 1, at which time 6-cent fares cease un-| der the Wehing that fare William G. Busby, commission rave giatemen' “In rep!) the suggestion made by certain St. Louis newspapers that the Public Service Commission ex-.) smine the expenditures of the United the today meued the following statement: “The com has heretofore audit of the books of the company and a valuation of the prop- ety as a part of the order putting in the teinporary wnt rate in St. Louis, and mission's accountants and plan to begin this work within the, pext two weeks and have it com-' pleted in time for the further hear- ing proposed to be held by the com- mission on or beforé June 1, 1919. the date of the expiration of the tem- porary six-cent rate. The Six-Cent Fare Award. “While the commiission’s account- ents and engineers have never made an audit or valuat of the United Raliways Co., it held a hearing upon the valuation made bv the ihe company and the evidence fered by the parties, and put into ef fect the 6-cent fare as an emergency measure for a temporary period of, one year, in order to enable the con) pany to employ labor, purchase sup- pies and render service under war conditions. “There was not time for the com- mission tog make an audit and valua- fon through its own expert depart- ments and it accepted for the pur- pose of its temporary order the value expected commission's ruling estab- chairman of the out the. following of COMMISSION rmisesior commiission’s six - the com-'| engineers) lon city and gt | of $60,000,000 which had been agreed upon between the city and the com- pany, the commission apportioning $52.800,000 to the property within the city and $7,200,000 to the prop- erty outside of the city. “It will be necessary practically for the commission's entire account- mg and engineering departments to Temove to St. Louis during the work. afd for that reason they heave been at Work cleaning up the audit and ‘aluation of properties at St. Joseph ‘md other places before beginning this large and important work at St Louis. Public Hearing Planned. “The commission feels that it is fortunate in having very able ac- counting and engineering depar't- ents who have successfully audited the books and accounts and valued the property of many large utilities mthis State. They are men of long *iperience in their particular plan of work, wel! aualified to duly clas “ify proper and improper operating tharges of an) public utility, and their work in St. Louis will be thor %Ugh. complete. fair and impartial. “The case will also be set down for a public hearing and investiga. Neh at St. Louls before the commis- nion of the company’s receipts and expenses and the value of its prop- ‘wy, and the commiesion hopes to he Wble to authoritatively settle these questions.” 6. OF C, PROTESTS AGAINST TWO SECTIONS OF NEW REVENUE BILL The St. ‘orn Chamber of Com- meree has wired to Washington vig rously protesting against the inclua- ing Of sections 1499 and 1410 in the “Venue bil! These sections require "very business man, or firm, accord a to the cha: carrying a tract With Government to fur Mahe mos: e| ate and detailed in formation regarding it within 60 days of ® passage of the act It is pointed out b: that the sections are evidently in- fenged to reach the profiteer, but in Colng 50. it mischeviously puts upo! ‘he legitimate business man a traf Ne Burden Another protest Voard of Directors Is Againat th. PeRate hill 503° pro’ Metric Sy « weights and meas "Se Pe usedi hs the Governn WEAMen«' -g 19°00. This was mm the report of a specia! coinmittec wanted ' the bill : be! con thie ated the chamber by the Saturda: passing of iding that th. voiced last ’ oOnosecd } eT) base consider 1. Idui« Avintor Home Irom brance. Meut. T. Homer Aehie. of hh : Aeh\, 143 Page boulevard, r« hurpa. he , na? a ; : : New a | tite « Sar? ries P’CALor . ww bij rougl ir bf @np -» or ven ie . ~ "or the ti, : TR ohe «x trainin. oRe:! lretrne Pa oth thet cr Vi rnhe lie : had pleted thie ry peti Aehlie wae his ftormci nt brea treecte- prue ro" within | ee ae 7 ad ‘*EDDIE’’ Remarkable Tribute to Amer- ican “Ace of Aces” Feature of Entertainment in Honor of the Hero of Many Air Battles. To ‘ apt 5B ~ . YORK, Feb. 4 Victor years NEW Edward A.. who rate the force, Rickenbacker, ago was a first- but who is now fighting the two motor car racer, ace of aces of our was offered last air night ‘greatest individual tribute New Yerk has vet paid a warrior returned. Six hundred of his friends and ad- in the grand ballroom of the Waldorf, cheered him and him and shouted and sang to hin Beside him sat Secretary of Was Baker. Nearby was the head of his service, Major-General Charles T. Menoher. His new “pals aces, and bis old anal METAL TRADES COUNCIL CONDEMNS KIEL’S U. R. DEAL Continucd From Page (One. mirers, toasted of the air, fellow- of the speed- theyv hac Vestiga- tion of the charg Inquiry disclosed trades represented in Meta! Trades A digest of nority reports of tpe Chamber com RICKENBACKER, WITH HIS MOTHER vo sO \ )) ag there too, The leading and aero #1) about. was called he waved h thie way, wer automobile makers thusiasts were arranged When Lickenbacke) upon to and bow, right hand toward a box in ler: And belonged ng to his t} noner ' l-fashi rise there views more is due Spe Tras brov hair was and waved in a qual and whose bliar if d at vears ago was trimi the th white lace, such as one pieture sic the = , nowadays outside “NlIv mother.” s: to those is hand snapped to his fore! of aces who sat close to hi fashion flag the same the salute, in would have saluted to see the hand salute and that of Gen Hienry Va Congressman Clifford Irela chairman of the din: the hands of “Ric Maj vanes Mi saben 00 ("a of Secreta: Meno- was fine Raker her and of nois, the likewise airmen, Capt. , ipbe mittee deal wil! JEFFERSON AVENUE FRANCHISE HEARING ASKED ON ITS MERIT appointed The Civic League for: equested Circuit -Atto the Supre! ade vith The ¢ io petition aside the order nh accordance enileres i] » by the Unit avenue is a resolu! tive Board as follows The Civi half. as well as on citizens of St. Louts appeals to the Circult Attorney the City of St. Louis to tit Supreme Court of aside the rt, pursuant unlawfu! ed FRiailwa’ franchise case adopted b the lo? of fare League, on behalf respectfull of order ("oo a ize and stipujation entered Mayor and City Counse United Railways Co judgment of the Court in the suit invo! ferson avenue franchis reset the case. so that briefed and arg the great pub) final! , ’ , i tae ‘ and olved sett! ie and t resoiuri order wa’ that that vou in any thought the: Jefferson a’ This Jones as Ci Attorne’ lation of the City of through the initiative of Walther. City Counselor : ‘The Jefferson aven he Cr league. * is porta’ liti@at that the city ana ea} . Danie! order rnay be of taki! enue fra inetituted rase Vas r for e council from four gned bv J and J i B ddress on c ity oe. of i rk&. annow! seterdaay. Wi ITrsaay “What Sha also ddie Balad. edevil pages the unions. Ti ¢scoTT 4 & Underwood AND HIS SISTER, EMMA. Baer, Le offered panion that ck’'s’ old British ace, Sa ma Ra. and ’ Le “IliUORKR " A : ’ " ) al foe) 7) aCne rr h I the - [ et »>1Se ceased ua up (ood wi ¢ : Sai Am eri he! th oreheac ; id Ma‘ lutes track Louis Chev- Har- mario wir hree ' to ane son their . is in a: B: front d an — gal has and Exped OT) d n la prod has written some suc- tac- de- ntry. anything uced. behalf itionary bear witness to r 1)! and |i e' of ner. air serv ii ana eSsiaen’ Robert sh al are- ‘ we renresen's for the r jarge yrofit of lars a iTiated maTial utin fron h ym: idler the preferred s' Ht icko! tion nprised ‘itizens al }, » oA} by init ce,’ ited erest eral Street which a {ri de f e * yester = rec l]- rr? )) interes’ s + 1s con P. Brice posed The let- presi- rova 4 : the of arr secretary - Street wfios | ced he | be at The We | t Railways" wil league ir ferested with the . : ( FE. ut wr ig his With xecU- hing Ft. minanuct sonore (merican. \ @ee YORWNK NEW anuel H. Kahr of the ¢ conferred as ‘rown in recognition cause. »* ae) os Italy a comman: The the allied { 7+ AP PO ler or « v -~ n‘*ecd Pom of the Order decoration wat vice on *. te U. 9. SERS Gen. Hart Reports That Story in One French News- paper Was Malicious Ex- aggeration. ‘ONLY 39 SHOOTING AFFRAYS IN 10 MONTHS Military Governor of Paris Says Relations Between Population and Soldiers Is Excellent. - —— Bw the As«sociated Press PARIS, Feb. 4. lawlessness on —Reports of wi the of spread part from expeditionary for the es, Are R lga- the Americans, particular! s American wholly unfounded, decla! -General W. W. Harts. jhe of the. Paris report to Major-Gen- liarbord. The report gives of exhaustive investiga rinted and reports of cr'me and lawlessness. It on records of the American |! Marshal, the French police and other sources Gen. Ila: appearance of newspaper art cusing the Americans of “has led to the impression nat anti-A ‘aris "eS Amer stric | diet ican commander ina submitted eral J. G the tions of p results rumored : based rovost iS SAVS that the pre’ law iersness there merican which German incontrovertible is some at work in f propaganta ha ‘oe tle ures Sone ascribed to sources that fig show that criminal offenses commii ted in Paris and ascribed to American soldiers from January, 1918, to Jan- uary, 1919. were extremely few in proportion to thg number of Ameri an soldiers in Paris during that pe riod SsAavVs “Malicious I-xaggeration.” One Paris newspaper recentiv ribed to American soldiers a total! 54 murders, 25 and night at 550 “bloody combats” dur- (;en. Harts charac- hicious e% ase of tacks and ing December terizes this 0 day Lace Tr; as Tai and savs that the records show the boards of directors of each. ‘This method, Hines suggested, would re- su't in more competition and better service than would be rendered by - a single national corporation, and would give a “local touch" managements. Regional! consolidations have to he directed by the Govern- ment and some Federal agency also vrould All roade, short he said, would be inelud- ed in the regional systems. solidatione., lines. In responseto Senators’ a o Ilines explained that he believes best solution of the rafiroad an me eguld not be worked ouf” within 21 months, the present aeiiea of Federal control, and for this rea- son urged the extension. Govrern- ment management during the #1 months would be of a tentporary na- ture, he said, and would not neces- sarily influence the final determina- tion. 12. YEAR-OLD GIRL DISAPPEARS .. > ~~ 2, _ Colorado Man Tella Police He Left Itis Sister at Union Station. George Benich of Yuma, Col last night asked police to help hiin solve year-old sister, Josie Benich, from. the waiting room at Union Station to the. the disappearance of his 13- would * have to determine on plans.. for exchanging securities In the con- including ~ le - while he wes purchasing tickets for their trip Weet. Iie said the girl for several yearn, made her home with anether sister, Mre. Albert Wiekerhauser at Aiton, LIL, the child's parents having been separated for years. He sought to take the child to live with him for a Bae and visited Alton yesterday. y were going home. he said, when — they changed trains at Union Ste- had >» » . He Jeft the child seated on a * “once while’he went to purchase the ° tickets. She had disappeared when he returned. He was told by persons in the waiting room that a man had walked up to the child, had spoken a few words to her and had led her out of the station. Te Fertify the System Aan ‘Take Laxative Bromo Quinine which destroy germs, act as @ -and Laxative, and thus prevent Colda, Grip and Influenza. There is only one “Bromo Quinine.” signature on the bos. Man Arrested Gave Wrong Address Christ Davis, a plasterer, who war 36c.—Adyv. 4 A & mr. W. Groves” * a Lod arrested Sunday in connection with.. the theft of a case of shoes from the 1312 Wash-«* prec avenue, gave the police his ad +s Tober-Saifer Shoe Co., Areas as 44572 Maffitt avenue. Persons living at that number today eald that fhasis does not live there. a tt Mercantile’ ys February Ist. Sam Mercantile T i “— «© ~ me ss ™~ If you open your Savings Account Mercantile Trust Com February 5th it will ny on or w interest The Mercantile Trust Company at and Locust to St. Charles is easy from any part of St. Louis or Any line will transfer you. s. Accounts can be opened deposits made by mail. to ite ‘.: - . ‘ 4 ee an rar LE de i ya ae ee FO ce AEE NN A ORR NN Se: iy ct mc» ee ee ee ee ey ree re Ce ee ee Ty geet a Bate ~~

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u 4 | : ; - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1919. oe , ' ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PE eed Bk ee i ee el -! 9 eee fom ene oes Ss OR POS > Society and the Theater —— ‘PROMINENT MEMBER -—_—— Rorning Meeting Followed by luncheon at Statler, After N important happening in day's schedule of events was the’ luncheon of the St. Louis Wom-' -‘« Council at the Hotel Statler. It s given at 12:30 o'clock in conne mn with the open all-day quarterly) The lunch- | was served at the conclusion of morning session which started 10:30 o'clock, and following the, made by . George A. Bass of the Commu-, RK. eting of the council. cheon addresses were y Service Organization, Bb. hdigian, Director of the Ameri- ization Work of the Council, and ers. to- : ‘The council numbers among its) bers many women im the social, philanthropic and civ- * life of the city, and some whe made reservations for the luncheon re: Mmes. George Gellhorn, Ott- r Moll, Charies P. Johnson, Frank . Hays, M. J. Lowenstein, Fanny nner Price, James Hayward. George Potee, A. E. Reton, Lovis Better, J. A. Goodwin, G. V. R. Me- in, E. G. Lasar, Louis Landau, Eoin Meyer, George Coleman, A-- rt Cleaver, Calvin Miller, R. M. Billings, F. H. Littlefield and F. i. _ d@venter place is expecting her moth Mrs. Edward Beard of Lebanon, nm.. to arrive next week to be her! liams and Julius Tannen fairly di- { Miss Harriette Krause, daughter of and Mrs. E. J. Krause of the well-known | : ' ’ therby Hall apartments, 4540 Lin- | boulevard, entertained informal- | town.” does not in the least presume this afternoon for Mrs. Ravi.iond OF WOMEN’S COUNCIL ON ORPREUM STAGE —e Dance, Tabloid Musical Comedy and Monologue Feature an Exceptional Bill. Lucille Cavanagh, Queenie Wil- vide the honors on an exceptionally good bill at the Orpheum this week. | Miss Cavanagh, always assured of a here her “old home welcome in on this as an excuse for relaxation Moses of Chicago and for J:iss | in her effort to please solely through Howe, who with her ve recentiy come here frvin Chi- parents | the medium of her art. Her offer- ing this season is colorful and, of © to reside and are staying at the | course, full of action and rhythm and Kingham Hotel. hostess’ intimate ests. friends t Miss hHielen Battle, daughter of Mr. Mra. Walter G. Battle of 12 ashington terrace entertained with informal tea this afternoon fo: About twelve of tynefulness. ’ : ’ ’ ir guest, Miss Eniily Burrow of Lit- | » Rock, Ark., who arrived last Sut- | y to be her guest. DN risa Christine indemere place Thursday afternoon Woodrow of 28 will with a bridge ’ entertain | Two of her new offer- were | ings are the Indian Moon dance and the Parasol Prance. She is assisted by Wheeler Wadsworth, a pleasing singer, and Mel Craig and William B. Taylor, fiddle teaser and saxo- phone sobber. Queenie Williams’ contribution is a whirlwind of quick movement ana quicker conversation in a musical comedy sketch called Married Via Wireless This has a novel marine setting. in which mechanical effects are cleverly used to create the illu- party in honor of Mrs. Moses of Chi- |sion that the action is taking place ‘ago, who is the much-feted guest of ® John Frase: ‘auickly sings and There which on the deck of a moving ship. jis a capable little company dances J. J. O'Hare, who ‘is visiting | the audience's favo: Mrs. L. RR. Armetroneg Julius Tannen is—well, he is Julius of 5167 Cabanne avenue during Cant Tannen, who can say more funny (PHare's absence in France, enter- tained this afternoon at four tables of bridge for her guest, Miss Jesse Ryne Maughs of Fulton, Mo fer Mrs. Raymond G. Moses of Chi- ». who lp the guest of Mra John Pivaser of 55 Kingsbury place. . as and | things in a given time than monologist the stage. It's one laugh after another in the too short 20 minutes of his act. Another group of favorites any just all or and : A A LIE “HAPPINESS” ISA SURE. RECIPE FOR HAPPINESS | Delightful New Manners Com- YPOCHONDRIACS ! tent will find no exciting ’ panaceas in the pharmacopela of felicity 'Manners into the drama, “Happi- | ness,” 'actress-wife, | began | Theater | prescribed date rio doubt from what- lever ancient Hippocrates souls. ommended 'for rich i mother, itself into. sure-fire funmakers are the Light-, Alexander. contortions Newton facial ner sisters and Their nonsense. Sirs. Harry C. January, who was! and close harmony singing and their! t¢ have been oOue of the speakers a’ ‘We Civics Day = weeting at the Wednesday Club tomorrow, has bee» = to Jefferson City in regard to ' children’s code and will be un aie to take part in the program Mr. John Laurence Mauran speak on “Civic Development” and their guests. - : = “Miss Olquita Queeny, daughter of MY. and Mre. John F. Queeny of 3453 Will | version of their sketch, Jim?;” a th® meeting is open to members and | picture” ‘billed as jolly way of displaying their talents never seem to grow stale, although they have not materially changed their act for several seasons. On the bill also are J. Francis | Dooley and Corinne Sales in a new! “Will Yer. tight-wire act, a “living poser and Boyce Combs “an English light comedi- an.” The adjective is well chosen. ee mee + ee _— McAdoo Counsel for Movie Firm. Mawthorne boulevard, has departed | py tne Associated Press. fer New York, where she will sai! LOS ANGELES, Cal. Feb. 4.-—'| ee dee oe to visit Miss Madge Mc- | wijtiam G. McAdoo, formerly Secre- | for several months. Miss Mc- tary of the Treasury, has been re- MAPE Was the guest of Miss Queeny | tained as counsel by a recently or- te past winter and expects to return . with her to this country for a visit bf | : / “Mrs. L. §. Sherman of 5553 Water- nan avenue is recovering from a se-. \ere attack of pneumonia. Wire. Charlies C. Beall, formerly of st Louis, but now residing in Roeg- obs, Ark.. ia the guest of Mrs. PF. Wy. Markham of Clayton. ours. Mooney Jack Sherman of TaAhiequah, Ok., formerly Miss Fior- emce Alberstein, is visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mre. L. Alberste{n, 1217 Mayard avenue. : en W. B. Priest Denies Wife's Charge “Formal denial of the charges |: the divorce petition of Mrs. Mar- Sarie Everts Priest was rade yes ‘erday in an anewer filed by he: heapband, Wella Blodgett Priest. in niferney and a son of former Judge itenry S&S. Priest. The case was as e ed to Judge Kimmel’s court fo: trfal. To Celebrate Golden Wedding. "The golden wedding anniversars Mr. and Mre. William A. Todd avenue, will be tele tonight with a reception to Ss and relatives at Marquett L 2202 North King’s highway Todd was Victorine Hibbard was born in Franklin County uri, 71 years ago Todd we in Monroe County. Tilinel« an. 14, T8 years old in wb STLLIVAN ingpewtor diet at boulevamt. laet wvieh! from an o four sears eso wen he doewrn en atltemebile at Oreanc ie aveneece, Ay iniury to hie im @ herveur kde@n. The rf ™merving frew SF ee Wer CotNewied wtih the 2? years . roR WEY ‘ hie Yeme wu ii nee “ae ganized moving picture company, ac- b\ of today of one cording to announcement John Fairbafhks, brother the founders of the concern. edy, With Laurette Taylor as Brooklyn Slavey. By RICHARD L. STOKES. of discon- new assorted bv J. Hartley his admirable Lauretie Taylor, the American The remedies which Miss week at night. in the last there was who first attempted to physic ailing marriage and children; and bored women, service to the poor; for idle and wealthy men, work; for poets, opportunity to make their dreams come true; for drudging girls, cheerfulness and ambition; and for those who are mortally ill with sorrow, the surcease of death. Not forgotten are spinsters of redoubt- able ugliness and leanness. They are to have clothes that will tactfully mellow their angularities of skele- ton. To estimable if time-hon- ored recipes may be appended this one: Seekers after happiness wil! find it. for an evening at least, in home- opathic doses of “Happiness.” For the playfright has psychopathic treatise into a work of abundant charm, humor, sentiment and cleverness—an effectual cure for the megrims. The merits of the work itself are enhanced by a cast of such satisfying competence as is nut often assembled in one production. The story is that of Jenny Wreay, errand girl for a dressmaker in dark- est Brooklyn. Her father disappeared when she was an infant, and her through vears of yearning for his return, fallen into the gentle but expensive eccentricity of riding incessantly on the street cars —at 56 cents a ride—in the hope of encountering him. This extravagance is almost disastrous to Jenny's in- come of $6 a week. Her “Career” Is Endangered. Chance ordains that Jenny sha! deliver a dress to Mrs. Chrystal-Pole a wealthy and disenchanted widow. too bored to make the effort of re- calling whether her unlamented spouse departed this life a year or 10 months ago. She has a friend, ’hilip Chandos, a languid and ennu- ied Bostonian. whom the courts few hours since have emancipated trom matrimony. Upon their stag- nant lives Jenny blows, with her re- freshing pertness and zest, like a re- vivifying wind. The little waif has found the treasure which all thei: wealth cannot bring-——happiness. She defines philosophy of content- trent. it i: ‘Lookin’ for’ard t»% shop of which has her roal is a iler Fifth avenue. The spoil-:l somethin’ her own on f the hyphenated name insists ana you hav inquires th may Oo (hat Jenny and her mother come live with somethin’ keen gir! The next finds prisoned waste of food and Sunday clothes. reer’ is being ruined: she is tient to return the dressmaker's Enters a her “Sos can to laugh at’”’ Jenny im- rich scene leisure, Hier impa- drudgery at Youre ith a tin _a- to the [rish electrician with an eternal song on his No longer than a m ment is he deceived believing that the girl he ment is a “lady.” and the melodious gaged and roes lips O- into finds in the the mechani apart Soon rani are @1 in a love | innocent As ennv Is i nstulied ine kit hey scene poet on, J , fF Mrs lover, rermo* Shop through Chrvstale-LDole: McDonagh, has " : > Mune _ ‘ an electri got busy paving suit with- ali shop of his Chandos has umber, and is languidly, to the widow: Mrs. W) out knowing that he with another woman, and at the Ina sort of tableaux. Jenny, LAPPY and prospe band and two children about A slender siory, if vou like. old as the fable of the “Ugly ling: ing alin: im the devices which all th. Wi; eay dies, husband eloped ena, is shown rous, with her hu her. ind as Duck wholl one Lick pundit E___ Can your daughter get back her health? Two girls just budding into womanhood— ~N 4 your daughter and your neighbor's daughter. Your neighbor's daughter 1s developing into a red- blooded, vivacious young woman. But your daughter has contracted Chélorosis or “Green Sick- ness. So she now drags out her days, a sufferer from the most distressing symptoms of anemia. Gude's Pepto-Mangan will make her blood rich and red, and help to banish the anemia. Gude's Pepio-Mangan “The Red Blood Builder”’ It tones up the system, helps the appetite, im- lt increases the red blood cells and proves the color Study this picture ee you will trew thew Pepto-Mangan looks their capacity to distribute oxvgen—the breath of life~to all parts of the body, filling every cell and . . Pepto-Mangan is easy to digest, exceeding!y pleasant to taste. aily prescribe! by the medical profession. tissue with new health and vigor lL) siwers- FRIENDLY WARNING: There ie enty one Pepte- Menges and thet is Guede's Sold in bottle and pack- age aeshown bere Sold By druggists everywhere. Pepte-Mangan te made only by M. J. BREITENBACH COMPANY Maoufacturiag Chemista, New York id For men and women are rec- | ‘is a bit — —_ oe or | ne ies —_—— —_——————— from: Aristotie down have prescribed tor dramatic construction. The law of causation is ignored; things just happen instead of being ‘motivate. Jenny prospers because she happens the acquaintance of a good fairy; Fermoy is equally lucky finding a patron in Chandos; Mrs. Chrystale-Pole is transformed in an instant, replacing a scowl! with a smile and callous severity with good The change in Chandos takes place between the acts. Somewhere ond some how he ceases to be bored. and in lumber. Characters ere flung in— Verkins—not to make works. dabbles because they they are piquant and entertaining - The which by .ll the rules should be the play's cli- themselves. last act, ruax, is little more than an animate! | picture Yet the play is delightful. This is 'partly due to the skill of the dialo- cue, for most of the action takes place in words. But it is mostly due to that element which is usually con- inferior. to plot—characteri- zatior Every part is a adroithy drawn. Jenny, her lyric lov- er, her mother, the three personages from the chrysocracyv—all are vivid creations. sidered First among them, of course. is Miss Taylor's Jenny, which was wri'- ten, like all of Manners’ chief female parts, particularly for the glory of his wife. It is true that her figure too substantial to be ac- counted for by the errand girl's $6 a week; but in every other way she is the character ligent. inte!- full itself—-sharply irrepressibly ambitious. ' ginal. in | like the angular Miss, contrib- | ute anything to the plot, but because portrait, | ,, of awkwardness and slang, savag?-' ly loyal to her mother, ready to meet l-ve half way. and yet fiercely vir- Miss Taylor rejoices in an €s- pecially bewitching smile, which, in the play, is always a prelude to some hcenly comical saying. Percy Ames is the Bostonian Bral - min to the life; J. M. Kerrigan. for- merly the mainstay of Lady Greg- ory’s Irish Players, has only to be himself, with his indigenous bregu-, to portray McDonagh: Miss beatrice Terry 18 the grand Waty, té the mah ner bern, as Mrs. Chrystale-Pole; Miss Lynn Fontanne’s voluble Miss Perkins is the individual bit of the rlav. Excellent in their parts are Al- ice Esden as Mrs. Wreay. Thomas Coffin Cooke as the disgusied father of Mrs. Chrystale-Pole, Sybii Innes and Opal Euard as an assistant and an applicant for work at Jenny's shop, and two lively juvenile actors, Norman Post and Ethelmary Oak- land, as Jenny’s children. AMERICAN TRUST CO. iS PAYING ; 4% On |2 Montus Time Deposits 34% on © Montus Time Deposits 39% on 3 Montns Time’ Deposits or $50 OR MORE 716 LOCUST ST. ell Reel 7 ’ ’ =———_ - “Fe = - Gooch’s Best | aghietti Always the Very Highest Quality We are enabled to maintain the same high “quality beeause we grind every pound of amber durum wheat used in the manufac- ture of our spaghetti and are the only man- ufacturers of spaghetti who do so. SEAITOOTONT HN VOTIVE TORE ee | ay 3 T" ye a be 4 ba . pe ee Re tt as SRS Page” eT ee > oo “ass oe el ‘ pee , " a Sal Spaghetti is high in food value and contains no waste. } Our valuable recipe book contains new recipes for Spaghetti and Macaroni and is mailed Free on request. Write to ™ (iooch Food Products Co. Lincoln, Neb. transmuted a: Wednesday Sonlanuls Tomorrow Suit Sale Extraordinar ERE’S Suit News That Will Sound Like “Old Times,” It’s So Very Good Winter COATS Values to $29.50 .95 ‘ 8 This less-than- cost-of- material price is to make a quick Clear-away of 200 Coats that should have been sold a month ago and would have been only for the Winter we didn’t have. Wool Velours. Pompoms, and Delhi Cloth Browns, Algeria, Taupe, Navy, Green, etc. Misses’ and women’s and there's the early if vou can. — sizes, story—shop ' . 7? > eet tT TT — ee " © OE Gt eccme *eee ° . ‘ S646 eae es ereenm te 199° ° ; ea Been sess! eee ‘oo— my - >? werbiteee erSeeae 7 eens «ee . ~~" er @eeeeeeea:. (Poe, Te Tee : , me ib ebini eerete =) , — SR SCC Sr by, SPeerae, . A eee ere 3: Hitter y $OSOe+esiases ee @ @ eee: — * — ppmeamsOcss\temem) sees eT Ty ee vesensee Bags beeeerre ss ae . * ‘ se 96e\ecGeeee ere oot aweeee ee : é navy both peau serge, are Sketched The two Suits pictured are of lined evgne, and both are 22% ine and buttons. THOMAS W. GARLAND Fine Serges in Dozens Navy. Black and the Light Shades of Tan. Fawn. Sand, Velour Checks, Light Tweeds, Shadow Plaids. with plaid Hairline Stripes, etc. It’s hard to tell which has the call in trimmings, braid or buttons. You see one model with probably three dozen small buttons. many rows of Hercules braid, then more buttons and more braid, but in every case most charmingly arranged. ‘ So many styles and all so different. SEE them—see them tomorrow. 409-11-13 Broadway parlors again? of Styles—Wool Poplins in Then a Suit with as Then a stunning tajlor-made that makes you forget both. braid don't ask us to describe them all—., Febr Now in |] . niture of ings. ve - ~ -_- - = -_ ~ — — — a — _ — ~ The Fre lines. The vin mode Spring st: It is of long-wais' irregular bodice ex! in back. trim the La Jerz si 34 to 40. Other F ee... George Re sill W or - ~ = —_ _ —- —s -_ me a _—s —_ —s — a ~ — a — — — ~ ~ — - ~ . . - . - — > -« mememete em em eh ee se Envelope C sook and bati with lace anc Nightgown med with lac: Petticoats— others have ~ > Most all th lined. Sizes 1 \ _ Women's O inch. Made of vi leather lined, se? wside lox “Gran These are | and solid ste space for 12 | vu mt Ft Tt Ft Fe Ft Ft oe -_ - . ~ , » -

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LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_ —- ——we a ie eel ae mi , - - Tae Oe OP A Oe ee Oe al eas - - - _ -— i a A oh 4 4S 4 we me md tnd Fong - - all tae er ee ee February Sale of Furniture Sn eee ae Men’s Clothing Reduced Now ot, as offering master-made Fur- ; ig of every kind at exceptional price sav- R R es ba ae iat cog ba tn ye Keun : 4 j A : s ouse of Kuppen- S heimer. (Sixth Floor.) (GRA ND-LEADER) | Mens Store——-Main Floor.) a h & ee IKE, + Wednesday—Baby Day | same hig ee. eo 5 Canesday—baby Way | a roe lror : i. THE first authentic fashions in Suits are being shown’'in the Suit Rooms. The ONE day out of h i enh tn 97 ticul ttenti Al $ each week baby is given particular attention. ways on @ y pound of. 3 C rp. new styles i he decidedl kirts and the tailoring that mak fe manufac- © Oo f Pe y iN w styles in coats, the decidedly narrow skirts and the tailoring that makes ae e only man- A as iQ ey — in Mode! { each suit distinctive may be seen in these Suits for Spring wear. Wednesday you will find interesting lists of things for baby. a0 °Z | Many women are purchasing their | a, , Dainty Bishop Slips—Of nainsook, with lace edge : . : 4 neck and sleeves. Special, 59¢ kfor *? Sab jh _ Suits now, appreciating the value of an ) i | | vy ’ > | Fh: | early selection before the Suits become | ar rors. Dresses—O! nainsook, trimmed with lace eo | . | gett I~ ¢§ : and embroidery and tucked several different mod- Package &% F PO | picked over. . zed els—at 7 5¢ WI . | := | The Suits of navy blue serge, of tri- : aN Po ee Long Dresses—Of nainsook, with yoke of embroid- You Buy cotine and of mannish tweeds are in LEX : ery and tucks. Bottom of skirts trimmed to match Spaghetti semi-tailored and belted styles. The AMS EF fii the yoke. Spe PRBS +4 contains light-colored vests used on many of the ) AS | f acs | Pretty Little Handmade Dresses—Of nainsook, Suits relieve the severity of navy blue Ag 5, Ve i fi, , bishop Style, handbriar stitched—others hemmed, a bhaete severity ! a) —~ 7 tucked and with French knots embroidered, at $2.25 an ack. | x ———) Others priced from $2.98 up to $29.95. Long Skirts—Of nainsook, lace and embroidery he $ 715 : ih y | i¢ trimmed, priced 75¢ up to $4.95 Suits at s a | {22 Flannel and Flannelette Skirts—With crochet edge Pi : Ri Ce | wd or embroidered sprays and. scalloped. Priced The most characteristic thing about 3 7] a of hag,” goc up to $5.95 the Suits at this price is the splendid . : : : Wra a € sl sp . : ppers of Flannelette and Cashmere— — ini tailoring that distinguishes each sult. ERE in many different designs, priced Ph sa re NETL hee Collars fit snugly to the neck, lines 75¢ up to $6.95 BF C ee: caine tial ee te | | ; annelette and Cashmere Sacques—-Em- tne oulders are smooth and the eee SAN 4 | Japanese Hand-Quilted Silk Quilts—Pink, | broidered in pink and blue. Priced from silk linings are carefully put in. Arrow : ON : lue and white--many designs—priced 59c up to $3.98 head darts worked by hand and a gen- fe | | $1.98 up to $6.95 Waleed. thdnibens iii h ' Bee ¢ Sy ode. \ | nitte ooties—Of soft zephyr wool in erous use of braid and buttons are the ar SOT | i Babies’ White Enameled Cribs—Rubber pink, blue or white. Priced rte trimmings on these Tailored Suits. Eq Uf a “Own | tired. Special at $3.98 35¢ up to $1.98 aa SIUM Eiitines ond wool pop. f ‘ At . Baby Pillow Slips—Of nainsook and lawn; Infants’ Long Coats and Capes—Of cash- ; eae oe Bean fen navy tae ih aad betes in ane $ ; ) 4 some daintily hand embroidered, others lace mere and silk, hand embroidered and braid The French designers are artists in attaining smart met Fin ed ¢ ge, s ) ) i \@) and embroidery trimmed. Priced from trimmed. Priced from $7.98 up to $14.95 lines. The Frock pictured above is a copy of a Lan- Se 49-755 ok Wiser? — , | 59c up to $8.95 (Second FI % vin model and shows the smart new lines of the Oe | : : rai ry Spring styles. It is of navy blue or black man-tailored serge, with Beautiful New Cotton Blouses 40-Inch French Serge, Yard ak 19 long-waisted bodice and lower part of skirt cut in irregular lines and trimmed with si id. . : gu : ed with silk braid. The ~ ~~! _— ' ' 98 A case of these goods, which are particularly adapted for dresses and s 3. which come in the desired staple shales, is offered at this very special bodice extends into a sash and ties . ——_ | P in back. Little acorn buttons also : ie pee oe 2 ro ; ‘ trim the bodice. It is lined with | ; a price. The width iS 40 inches. Some of the pieces will run 41 inches. Every thread La Jerz silk. Sizes are from . } : 7 : is wool—it is an offering of unusual importance. (Beuare 1f-~~Maie Beets | : | : ‘ke ESE are of fine quality white Voile, | Bais | te 34 to 40. Price, ; - PRA See a a ee ER NAT ae POG itains new oni and is to cts Co. * pt G4 ae a - a, al - ; 7 SSP HUSET AGE ANTE Stet uf e _ sae with vestees of embroidered or- Other Frocks at $25 are of taffeta, crepe de chine | § >. | a ite | we: | die. The | a l] I] dged $ oT ape Sapna a ae az \ ii Filet seman han ee Teleniaenati In the Downstairs Store A Sale of Sample Underwear be ames | (ME) OP ) Re ae [eX insertion and lace, cluster tucks at either | | Ni ANTE Sas wefii ye ™ shoulder give plenty of fullness. Two lines of Sample Spring Underwear secured from local jobbers, present to our customers the opportunity of supplying their Spring and Summer needs at much below what these garments will sell for regularly later in the season. Men’s Shirts or Drawers Women’s Vests at 43c, 63c and 83c at 13¢c, 23c and 33¢ 3 Included are domestic balbriggan, Fine gauge. 7 fine lisle finish balbriggan, fine Swiss ribbed and ribbed, porosmesh and some fine Lisle Vests. quality nainsooks. Mostly Shirts, sleeveless style, ; ‘with silk, mercer- although there is a good assortment , . ized or cotton of the Drawers, and there are good tape. Some have ribbon trimming: others in bodice vo , effects. Come in Men’s Union Suits white and pink. at Cc. C, n and there are 43 63 83c a d 93¢ Vests for both An excellent lot, consisting of ribbed large and = smal! cotton, balbriggan, fine lisles, nainsook, women. madras and mercerized materials. Short : : . Women’s Union Suits sleeves, long sleeves or sieeveless. Knee at 33c, 43c, 63c and 83c length, three-quarter length or ankle length. Every suit made with the im- Fine stitch, Swiss ribbed and Lisle Union Suits, in proved closed crotch, and the size white and a few pink. —— style, — tight knees—some very daintily trimmed. 5Sizes for range is exceptionally good. large and small women. (Downstairs Store ) (Downstairs Store) One of the best features about these Blouses is that they may be had in the larger sizes as They are all new ’ : : y = 1] a: lar sizes. W omen S Undermuslins | lon 4 "Skis aalee aah Price, $7.98. ; Third Fi om “s =e > Saeesrees + ; Gia Fe, Sa =: Sin avn ipsa — Rescsiiationiinens = ~ a — — 2 — —— — a 91-25 Each — ae ‘c= 9 ; Envelope Chemises—In dozen of differegt styles, of nain- Specials / Rug Specials sook and batiste, flesh color and white, el#borately trimmed Men’s Nichtshirt with lace and embroidery. pigs ct oie That Are Well Worth Taking Advantage Of it makers w 4 . 3 Nightgowns—Of nainsook, made in slif-over style, trim- othe ' se . - ms ho | @ med with lace or embroidery. Cut extra full and well made. pel gore s pmmend gee - ae or — $34.50 4 tS 10 ’ , ; wv . ISCRS ; eautiful quality Axminster Rugs, in a good assortment se rom ; = Petticoats—With cambric top, deep embroidery ruffle— = gtitch and braid trimming. of designs 7 colors. Deep, rich pile and extra fine weave. oth are leaders } | @ others have double panel front and scalloped edges. All sizes. Size 8.3x10.6. and reproduc- : : ' 2 . Corset Covers—Of nainsook, lace, embroidery and medal- Bovs’ BI ce agg Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs, $45 ris creations at ion trimmed. — — Seamless style Wilton Velvet Rugs, in an excellent assort- Drawers—Of cambri¢, deep embroidery ruffle and cluster 59¢ ment of designs. Fringed ends. Size 9x12 feet. monly termed e 4 : re * 2 of tucks—all very exceptional values at the price. Made of striped percales, Cork Linoleum, $1.29 (Second Fisor ) dark madrases and blue “a : Shes Best quality genuine Cork Linoleum. A good assortment chambrays, with collar at- of block, tile and hardwood patterns. This is the only guar- tv to ge iY | 7 ae & tached. Sizes 6 to 1 ears. Y to get their : eins on I » ; anteed Linoleum on the market. (Fourth } he women of St | ° ‘an twual aaa (L #& Pink Brocade Corsets Water Tumblers, on oe Set. 49¢ 100-Piece Dinner Service a larger future ; 2 j Plain thin-blown Water tarland’s) they > a A Tumblers, in sets of six, at | ie $ 0 of their best y : ae set Special ™ ) Suits a + i y canes ae mt of = a ' The daintiest Corsets ad eer Boys’ Wash Suits, HIS American semi-porcelain set is a dainty clover leat one-third. oe: . with pink and white underthings $2.39 border design, mat gold treatment and half mat gold are those of pink brocade. In The well-known “Regetta” handles. The set includes: A , , this special selling are models make Wash Suits, in middy 2 Dinner Plates 12 Cups Pgnewepes ee re g E ; . ,) pt are in low or medium bust styles and belted styles, plain or in 12 Salad Plates 12 Saucers 1 Sugar with fancy embroidered tops. The fancy stripes, guaranteed 12 Bread and But- 2 Meat Dishes 1 Cream . | Sizes 2!» to ters t Baker t Pickle ‘ 22 . | ; a> " ‘a y e > . _ ‘ r q - . OU 2 , j boning is of extra good quality; some fast colors , Come and select the pair you want early to- al Special Prices morrow. All sizes. Price, $245 the pair Velvet Rugs, $4.98 Women's and Misses’ Oxfords hese are samples, 's sections of high-grade gxt2 Velvet Rugs, with border on two sides and Pumps Measure 4'2x6 ft. Bound on al! edges. Og Linoleum Lengths, 75c Each Cc These are in patent leather, dull leather or 3x6-foot me of heavy grade Feit Lino- fs : fe ' attern. white canvas sizes. Special, c -: ey © a eS f fore) (Downeteire santa? iowretatre 6th St. Highway—Ma have elastic gores. All sizes. Spe- Y°#*®- aoe is 3 -2 Fruit Saucers 1 Casserole . o--Ma ' Fifth Fl sound like old: cial price, $2.45. (macené Wleet times to hear of ay the hundreds F . | | : . Nv ""—and styles Trunks and Bags Sale of House Furnishings of only **one y--(4) instead of f ® i Dress Trunks, $11.00 Phaiaien Ge.he : : Mahogany-finished metal . Made of basswood covered with heavy canvas, reinforced with : Eohly silk 1i . | oe slats: with cold-rolled steel trimmings; 36-inch size with — mn iS sank. egalnged with evene 1) + Si ined, P sa 8; > * po, _&' (a) suction, adjustable revolv- whan the war - Qawtpwethsa pn OR : ‘ _/ ing carpet sweeper brush : , tove, $10.00 -” master bine 96-Inch Steamer Trunks, same as atove i .

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; i Sasha giana il RE " eae _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1919. ‘ives in these FEDERAL JUDGE FINDS THAT © Sz#,miles of camp, excent in incor: THE REV. DR. BITTING = ee ——— . - —— SSS —~——s —— ~ PENETRAT ELD (sERMAN GERMANY’S COLONIAL a ane _— _ ‘ “4 EE ia A nr ) if th 7 : be ow MACHINE GUN FIRE nterest of the native "population “The natural development of Cen JEFFERSON BARRACKS IS CAMP ,,.2%* ‘efcndance were xichact = = WHEN CAR HITS IIS have the same weeht as thea a! fri, ‘ 74) faward . : . = ‘ . ' — os , a Thy, , ' Sonweicnert : 3 ' i — Pastor Bruise! and Vi oman’s .. ‘ = ’ , , ( | | | oa irations 0a ae ve LtIO | Ruling Against Three Saloons in Test .. . oo , | ae ! , A TUDE OUTLINED "Tri Tt) io erga ghits iT \ . : : ; (1e@ i? ry 7 : | ut (ase Atfecta boven Othe re and we ) sate poe ‘ . “is « a we J : I racture «] im Lio infene Due te - bait jonial sovereign) uU aie ¢ | Several Wine Gardens ee page . “Gag od ad ls a Slippery Rails. Ea , | ; lechere:' ds siietinehs ant 66h ena ote . Pap | eee nm ee ; ihe Fre . €. Bitting, 5109 ——— aaa | > 7 : 7 = an 2! Bapti ‘as Oruised i - - . destined § t overrun Aris -— ‘ ‘ ; > : . . fronteé ' ' : ’ . '> " > > _ aie . -437 ; : ' j . - > ~~ ’ \ — e , ; . . s} *-} ‘ 7 . » . ar | . r 4 fj ‘ r} 7, ‘= ‘ } Tt ; Minristé ; Jemanas . ; . . : " ' ‘ / " = ‘ _ . . 4 « ’ ‘ } 9 Tr) trace ee ’ ry rT Ts : . ; ; J . J ; . ’ . ales , . ing . ¥ , 4 - Lf v 3 ' y ~ . ‘ .* . . ‘ ‘ , ir —_ . . : _ _ : - s Pon mf . ; s « " . — : 7 : re D iave irt Deve \OD- } lid he a *r 7 eit ‘nN possession ne piace it ro &@ ; ays asp , or Ss — : ; ona & ‘ : ’ ‘ J ' . — > > rad yr 4 - . ow" ’ . . ll . ‘ ‘ . ‘ i = : ' af " : . 4 : . 4 an? . ¢ : e . _ ’ - " 4 ’ : ’ ’ te . : . . _ : . ’ , “4 . . : act red _—— ry ¢ ‘ = , ry Sig . . . té . . ’ i : ' . . > . . ~-u 'f : .* ° ° ™ ‘ .. a “ ‘ : '? ri a ia a > -_ - ws ~ ¥ . : > ; v, _ ’ , ‘ : ry - a - : ry ‘ss . F . ; Y .? —_ a ue ’ a P . : ; : eeaeiea . a : . : . : * > * o : > ~ 5 Sau ‘ another mae ——_ —— ~ : ' Sergt. John C. Lowe Worked He Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch ' at ro " if ' *40n OF tne world s coronis 7 a a . ee ee ee = ta , : . ° ’ . . . ; . 4 : ‘tact ' pia as : a4a ’ , : a o> PTi tri. e§Ti sf : ss4 - a af i? +) a iTrivin ? ¢ and New York W orld. : — “ ' , : . > ‘ : — ° ~~ a « ’ . . »* ~ -* ' -- > - . ~ . : os oS over a ‘ ; nd witht r wine rde coin ¢ Vve-! e treet npery raile were en His Way Into Fire of Force xi a ee : LONDON. Feb \ dispatch t» ' ring the short Grews-Al! Hat Ce. COimOniaA Poi ) i ‘ | 7. . e*nree ‘ > e - ‘ ~ es ; - s é Y ° . ’ , ou TT) _r 4 \ ee Very Forten é R we » Rolla, Mo., Man Though ee ae tes: of the & ’ : s ; > His Battalion Into Assault placed under inter al sover.|the wh : | oo . eignty : ve aaa Ov nt ire pu d 1] : Without Artillery. 7 | Wage Loose genome angen’ Ragas pet Sead apueebe-panteggneiatapontaes : aay Smart N EW Frocks Mad é Sala, ih Lari ' r tne ‘Triman -_ eeeMiag ilu ’ ' . 4 colonies r ne den nel nartitio P a ‘ ka wWwolnan \' : presented tor Sergt. John C. Lowe, 11 years old, i ; enemies a: /USY ith distribu none nong ne ves ey gon of Mre. S. E. Hauck of 41364 _ a eee eee eaaSsteid ay hae cs ofthngens \ ee 8 sayall > a . is , Hartford street. has received the -i—a '- “ae entire group ay as ; . “Germany cannot allow anyone to 2°®! nan coionies ° in > fe Come in smart | ch - bet Ia ierceene wr '2 or eollarleas effects traordinary heroism in action lie Is dispose of her property without her 44 would : | [= & The materials ar credited in an official citation with at ag ' . ( agreeme! The lega AsO for or the rig Hr killing six Germans and capturing * the robbery npetrated at ser- which the Entente say it went to '% o.) sre . ‘ . “yy } } ¢ , : " as : 7 ; ; ; l ,«r : - . -_ ’ Rion reads SERGT. JOHN C. LOWE. mitted to the se - hh ..| Furevean wa - | ; ' | no its adistinetive showing of Froeks. ‘ to $1.5 . - -—- - . . : ia ‘ ; ; > ' ‘ ‘ ii i - 4 ‘ : > . : / ~I AP) lx | | a" a | ; easionally. —_—_ > ah sit here are elaborate patterns round silk braid—fase} ath floss embroidered cle- the always good flat braid tailored. trimming effect. Self material buttons—sashes—¥in- » ing fire. killed six Germans and captured three machine guns. Mrs 6S. FE. Hauck, mother, 4136 Hart- ford street, St. Louls, Mo Mrs. Hauck efaid today that her gon had not mentioned this expioit in his jetters. and that she had not heard of it until a Post-Dispatch re- porter gave her the news His sister. Mre. ©. C. Bartels of 4058 Hartford PP Rs Ae 0h Ws REE DRT RARE S ce ee ee £ mo fg : numerable lies\ e] pocket efteets] > TY, Is = rs _ \ ' \ _ \S >. ;

a S al Weald Call Auditorium Soldier«’ and é Sallors’ Memortal. The board of directors of the i Chamber of Commerce. in a resoly 110m peered yestert(ay. proposes tha the Municipal auditor! : “a yention hall provided for ; he lg@eue budget be named The @iere and RBailors’ Memoria! That it contain suitable rooms f. preservation of war relice an, phies The resolution urge. ° $ Aidermen to include © £ am bond issue election an ave rs Ra ei Pa > 7 a F 3 Fs F + : bal th ’ Klegant \len’s-wear Serge Practical Articles in ; Finest F¥ool Poplins Sh (tractive Spreads : he Housefurnishing op ‘ rere are innumerahie.things in thie Shop whieh wil and Warm Blankets _ > * os . - oO v9 ~/ Floor Brush or Du | Feather Dusters ai , ; —_—= a | i USLEers, ci i ery erry : Yer, MOT) - made sort lecte , , ' , ' - _— Mesi Sis and mia- .. 3 f ‘Omtorte Ole? «|= with 4-f Mop. He ; - , ; “ . : ] , oy . -. - P . — = % , " : ; , “ 7 . T { i> a - rT . > - — ~ : . . 4 s¢ : 7 PAPE’S| BREAKS BAD GOLO-TAY Use Pape's Coid Compound to cure colds and grippe in few hours— No Quinine. it t & pesitive fa at Pape's Celd Compound taken every twe beurs wat: three consecutire doses ere taaen wii end the Uripoe aad Sreak op the most severe «od. either im the bead, chest, back, or stomach’ or lim be. le prompt!+ relieves the most miser able beadacte. dullness. bead asd nose (RE OLAS RE eae apn eh one White House soft white . SP fa et rand.e wd for clean Radiator Brush for ¢ Dries i , between the pipes of ra Aluminum Sxillet ) peace $2.85 ast 23 ninum, with wood b n te 5] V1 “ $3.00 . 5-ft. Stepladder.-ea-*® «te: braced ard bas ‘ ‘ ’ “, *e $? 19 reat. Well mad unt | ae e a ; inum Cake Griddies RAMS | $4.00 shed With woe ' Galvanized Tub— «x'ra ) ous , $4.50 large sire with wringer at? : rice ¢) re ~ ail ed Fae, —— . : man? - ’ ‘ é . ng os , ' — ; ids in ent eorners for rt prenaiu an Iron Muffin or Gem Pans are dou! | ‘xtra | 7 x ¢ — eal for aking muffins orf | : : ce, each. $6.50 Garbage Cans. maie « gems. as the irom retaine «he ay , : . . wg: rTarired = be | . eee g*° _* a” “e?* ae ek Be otrer rare avers. Four galion “apac » : i} muffins = _. price , or y- ar Pig aw “Tyre te, ae ~

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$i. GAN te TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1919. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC:1 1 BITING HURT a rE N CAR HITS HIS AUTO Mere . acatenanin | me | | We Sell Butterick Patterns inl and Woman's d in Accident Due to lippery Rails. RT & hitting, 5109 Wa. nue, pastor of the Second 4 uret was bruised. and flickson, 32; 2037 rank. . » Hn PUSSeNEer on @ Ilo a uffered a ff actured hee) aa 4 ti Ze | ; : v esterday when the S*reet . — “s ‘ ‘st ; ( : - ' a” ys AN » ' ; Dr. Bitting’s autenaeeme AN LA Segoe Wh nos a J ” = Against another machine = =a . —>= Wee . Beautiful Heavy Qualities, “All Perfect” Some of the styles Made of heavy Milanese silk in shades of white, white Some of the styles with black stitching, black, black with white stitching, V Fortunate P h T th With the R [ f pongee, navy and tan. 7 . 4 ~ “ 2 >A . : et ReaMle Lined fe Reipentible foran Extacrdinary Complete assortments of Kayser Sitk Gloves lhe New Spring Skirts Are Charming ec aoe si $ 5! “Aes. Ss () 00 §$ 7 00 Sale of Georgette Blouses AND offer a diversity of fabrie and stvle to suit every individual taste. The Made to Sell Upwards to $10.00—Choice, new overskirt effects, the verv narrow bottoms and the always popular Tk woman who makes her selection from the sale assortment & aw : presented tomorrow will mdeed be fortunate. rf ) ee ; ; | | pleats are found in faney silk erepes, silk poplins, quality serges and wool pop- lins, and the colorings may be navy or black or stripes, plaids or faney cheeks. ei . @ For these are the most delehtful (;eorgette Blouses that we have seen this ason. Many in the lot could well be priced at $10.00, but we have marked the entire group at a quick selling price, and thev will all go in a hurry, ; + Come in smart tailored models, soft roll and flat collars, latest round. square A. , Very Unusual— gr collarless effects. 3 | ge: 3 Silk Poplin Skirts on Sale at $4 .95 'The materials are white and flesh, all sizes included. every woman A lot of about one hundred Blouses, made to sell u adi — = , P é, » ; of I: rocks, to $1.95—-voiles and batistes, many of them peer 6 Made to Sell for $6. 95 ana $7. 95 eo: 2 “ere pty Serge and | trimmed with tucks and laces, sizes 36 to 46. Choice New Spring AILORED and fanev models with gathered back and yoke effeects—- Recular and extra sizes. (Second Floor—Nugents.) choice of many pretty models, : ; (Second Floor——Nugente ) nd possessing nly finds oc- a } 4 xf rds and Pum S ae P retty Dresses Greatly Reduced 0 ~et to Sell Up to $7.50 a Pair P Quantity and Variety in Linens of Quality atterns : : a ‘ Previous Prices ( p LO $65 bs Is offer fifteen of the most attractive 4 bt ; Spring and Summer styles in Pumps e nnwa ] eni a e oi .60 he A I Regular and extra sizes. —fase} : —— : iad do. iam > anda Few Even Higher | iba 5 ate : a aA ae POM. OS ’ and Oxfords —tfootwear of quality, as we : RES AR aa 8 Priced—but All Go at . . | as, | a is establishing a record by the splendid character WW lave decided to make immediate disposal ln view of the tremendous demand for of its offerings at a lime when such assem- | Winter Dresses Low Shoes, this timely offering is worthy blages of merchandise are effected with difficulty, and rarely found at such wbstantial underprteing. 29c Union Linen Toweling ‘ / ed ho as style. od flat effect, es—in ffects | : | os a oo) : oh eee) and the radical underprice at which this particular lot is of vour immediate cousideration, c list | Ve A ae merrier! «=6Offered for Wednesday should bring results Colonial Pumps French Heel Military oe ee ae | Phere are clever slyles in Frocks of Patent — Oxfords Oxfords Damask Table Linens . res ee velour, salin serge, serge and satin com- Dull hid Brown hid Brown hid ad as Migyneytg FETS ~ ome being «ce | + See 4 | , hinations, also velvet. About thirty Brown hid Black hid Black kid ; b 4. SC- | 2 i ; Dresses in this lot, but each one repre- Pat. Opera Pump Mahogany Tan Mahogany Tan shuess—others sents an extraordinary offering at the , Damasks rity and stil] sale price. Women’s New Spring Oxfords, $3.85 beautiful patter etive embroid- . Wi | | Just Thirt y -~Four inter Coats EVEN ve rv pretty sty les duplicates in Styles and quality on -| ay = to ane I ve | ing hint exs tea t wel . Ha “ double our ozen nual Linen S44. it nnual Linen $12 Humidor Tablecloths, sale yara “double *2.95 of Shoes which many stores are pricing at nearls price (Ox TOG-ineh of our entire remaining stoel of i ee role lDamasks ;M-in gprade and pattern- Sule : Annual Linen Sale price Humidor tine n white, he: In the Downstairs Store— TN ne ee ee ee ee xtra hear cy! Lnnual Linen Sale price, ’ pDri¢ Formerly Priced Upwards to $65.00 sale price. Choose from brown hid. Sink bid oe sualbesing tak, Olle le price... eet Ad ane! - oe hei = 7 gp ich , - % al aie ‘ damask’ ‘ new designs “ nuns. 2 a ten aad Ventilated Asbestos Table leatber Louis or military 1 all sizes. velvet and self collars. Come in OOD, warm, cozy Winter Coats, materials as noted below with silk, plush, Percy ve fine heave. wets n all sizes up to 42, in a wide range of Spring Novelty Boots, Pair, $2.95 tei ie ia: iaaten por “ee Aan OS Mats | a) linen x uc owels fleant and lHaquid proof, ma ein round, efhuare or Ovi OPOSsSstlin, colors. > . doze nua \_ Made to Sell Up to $6.00 Pair ea | peer: iiiics Cheviot Coats formerly selling al) S65.00 HIS is a Mlection of 1000 pairs of good quality Shoes, ineluding ‘ n Annual @ for #44 6 to 48 In 4 . ‘ ‘ . e ‘ low , = . ‘ ' .,a" babet ' s «> i ta iy T on is stvles. (Cloose from black, brown or grav kid with Cloths and Napkins to Match oui te DEM, 6 9 to os 7 : g7n 00 Humidor White tluek T: 5 to 60 In coed ezTce if hemetitched Ant xtra leaves fort the enlarged 2 3 > Broadcloth Coats formerly at) 879.50 ae . j , : ; ; Fhe 7 TM f cloth top to mateh., brown or gra’ patent; ilitars sjoots in brown, , te s (.oals fo erly selling al S40.00 § , | oite > Mata fae? nod veal: AN, eae ree ry h . _ gray or black, with cloth tops to match; all sizes. G6x84 neh Linen Sale i) for *1.95 table -) | (lDownstairs Nugents Tablecloths . a ' ' ; é ahaa Pear We Round Scalloped Cloths on floral patterna, good vels ' Wool Velour Coals formerly at 840.00 Diagonal (oats formerly selling al S39.00 — 66x100-inch . E | ' : ; nen Towels Annu Liner Bpot 1 -* ° ‘ ’ , ' ae @AL -ApPKi (2x+2 inches mateh: per doze * ries — ——— Tahlecloths imal she hey - 4 ale 6 for *).: 4 heavy weight, size *7.19 ~ ‘) ) 3 Silvertop Coats formerly selling at 830.00 2 Burella Coats formerly selling at $30.00 | peter nth BF Two to Ten Yard Lengths of $1 Mercerized Damask, y ® THEW 65c ya Noice “fF ZIUSe | a im soe A SPLENDID heavy quality of mercerized Damask, two I or i vards wide. (Comes ina wide range of patterns. Choose ot while the lot lasts, a vard, 65e. 35c and 37c Percales, 35c Dress Flannelette, Seconds, 25c Yar 25c Yard 6000 vards VPereales, 26 ineh to 7 vard lengths of Flannel wide, m white grounds with ‘tte, '7 inehes wide, in colored printed eolored stripes; a larg yroun assortment of patterns for shirts, stripes an 29c Outing Flannel, 19c Yd. uualt Outing Flannel — in 35c Longcloth, 25c Yard white grounds with neat colored s '? vuard lengths of Long = a Kid 1; a wide range of patterns cloth, °6 inches wide; fine qual- eee (KL ae. . ‘ ~ , tT ' stripes; aw > ] ‘ ‘ 4 , . for gowns and pajamas; reguiat itv, soft finish; a wanted quality. nije with printed colored | figures; a good, heavy ~7 -inch yoods, ui pies 7 (lLoownstairs—Nugents) "}) ‘> " ’ .? , , J , : \ ap Z S d L l Sp OSA [ S' a [ 4 of H . And Such Wonderful Shirts! / Foes. ~\) ~~ ic it any wonder that men are buying them in half dozen and dozen lots! ‘‘Be Your Own Salesman” A = Ye All Used NW SDs THERE. seve 6900 Shirts with whieh to S is very “ = a. . , . ; : ~\ j , | 5 d : . na ity, “res - especially during The holiday Sew SOD ani people / morning 7 | ~ { , 35. $40 Lene ask us to take their phonographs in exchange for the a ’ ' ° , suit or Overcoat Including $ 9, $40, ee larger tvpes of new. instruments. if These are Spring Shirts, if ) Oley, $45 and $50 Garments i ae Now we shall put on sale the used instruments—most | > : : ; 3 pret anise | . iff Please, and were made to All al $25 az of them as good as when thev were new!—at the fol j rr | Bee lowing prices: | pra Sell art $1.50 and $2. There is not another clothing Op por | Former Prices Clearing Prices ; | ° ye wan omy Foaneals : : c " was ; mV i amity that matches this one—ndot in all Sef. $315.00 G afonola | \ All made of excellent material , . . — F , : Pa . mi 4. th sraionola .. st. Louis! You'd better take advan 130 ; 110.00 Grafonolas a age of it-——TOMORROW, . = is 3— $95.00 Grafonolas— each | as . . a AS Hig a ee Figured Materials 80 Square Percales Styl) (i) (;ratonolas eee ee Pe 0 = ty Oe lle p are easy to laun- $2.85 $3.00 reads-—-extra fine Poplins Fancy Jacquard LthASS 4 OREw et eeetesey $4.00 $4.50 ith ent corners for rrive, each. $6,50 Fy warm and fluf. tit ss * = Overcoats—"' all the favored tateriats r Ses , . $47.50 Grafonola , . , : - - *. +] & .* - ea) a4 P . , i rood ooking stvies dl vy Marte ‘ pep ” afanolasc ; " and . ; , | $32.50 Grafonola . | | and many other fine fabrics. wonderful serecrtion -_ ’ . = 1) OM) (jrafor Olas PACT . ie fn form $15.00 Phonographs—eac | 4 good selection of patterns, inclnding neat stripes, plain whites, ln the best woolens made mb ror ate | : ee ry also werlial olor rhaasts rte fi ari $6.00 a a ~, as ih a Sa ? ‘9 te 4 oh Si. ig: ha “ent pPatclverr effects \i! < _ Se La oe : a i i ~=—=B NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO., Broudway, Washington Av. and St. Charles 88 =—

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eo Oe NS TT ar ea ee - ee ON A A OE IME ie 5. ST LOUS POST-DISPATCH SSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4. 1919 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — tise: _- a nn : FUST-UISFA ak OE in * nabennientuinaneciadiciiuieaiaieaia, cee = SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES __ SCHOOLS ANB ot om + jalists le et.gagerces*. * > of lared declare war upon us. We rould « te her assistan ne becanee . unanswe ttands sis : a . ‘ha i) it af > ; ether f “a 4 : ; raw in nacd From Pree = . 7 Veg Ve par ' that the 30 states which ' ce’s Alternative waiting { hn , ¢ meeges Ther Gar engines it Thr ery ; relations with Germany must ' ony. ; i ; ’ ’ tere which touch her directly at ” sign, Mod eli ifs tustré -, nat , ' u co kk Luewtac tt Weatt Me ————— : > be bh + ine + }s ioe a ter? atic n for ran .? ‘ 4 4 fae : vou , : oa r 7 -_- i =F" ‘ttinhe T sia Ai S*! ene i} ; ‘ ' ‘entinned on Neat naar. rs . : .s . ‘ ani , a Eee ie ; not need to ne to Yor er eart to prevent a return of bar- IF rh ‘ ~ P ine the ferttire a s.% ¢ ; 6 " . . mia } Ai s' : ; . el = exguttern eur. _— ‘ and to maintain our dear and =— por ine in Kure - a ale SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES | at the | —_ stand alone oe agg iggy . . us friendships which shal! ul of question: eren . PIANO WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY :, ie 4o7 She must | -— | = , : | ' vce - fruitt 1 in neace than Rhine across Sorry nv. ac oe TIME G a P a constant bul areh. Ce : ee ggg scpatoe Poland, across Russia, across Asia PLAYIN ‘Tr. LOUIS SCHOOL OF FINE AB opie ons? "> 2 : . ; ' t ai she must und: | Ses - ~~ Tt ~ertas 5 ' Presiden’ was accompan! there are qu rn unanswered Ny 7 TLFSSONS, ' HH. Wuoerpel. Direc cor, skinker Load ard Lindell 1 . y become ints es far Rankiat (Ynen evenings Ney for limustrate , ¢ atalog sal 2 Wia) Christensen %« neal es 1 YIuel vd a nd not only she. . '> » ~~ *% . ; > eke P . fal onn ar neler. i : : ss ite vw in ‘"s ,i¢ or . tiie iat ft “Long Live the ‘League of 4 ? a — Holland Bid@.. Clive LE7T2, Cer BOOG4L. . ions of the we mansion Premie? i nen- France atil) te ; P 1e rot Odeon Bide L, mde} ©350_ ete ar ive? - : —T e. They mus’ Nations,"’ Shouted at Ref- “*" °"" ™ “Doe, See ald . Se io rribie incldent ; ent al. Deputies yest , Leet Pratonte ys os ~~ Payer SYSTEM | noon when he ) step nn gens caso gta same thing will appen that has ha e. that there neve! Pre _- Our first Advance Sale ot Sp ring footwear—in evel in Which we introduce the styles fer Tras mans personalities. Among the coming season and offer attractive Dre e CONCESSIONS 1 order ce. induce { arly Moubt or watting o1 é | , ever France vid Lloyd George, Brit- en ur J. Balfour, Brit- buving. Rieht at the heoinning Oo] f the senson we otter Spr ing s NEW ES i Piopie is threatenes : a dA will be ready te and Secretary Oxfords. Pumps and Boors 1 *) GAY ING! (e ; “a “Ry . ie The Need of a m “tt ix for this reas | ¢ I find such a wa nt enthusiasm 11 socle*\ of wnat Pith her keer) Vision, Mer prophetic vision “Tt seems fo he not France, but the ! tind. And France ® ‘ which are nece Metabiishment of a s ers wonderful values. : ) ie Se niek te ide a short but = rt epeech of welcome, to which i Dr sic ian Vilson replied in English. k : ‘ , Y B T Presiaent Wien eres] spring Oxtords, Pumps & Boots “Crogd Stands for Speech. Qualities That Will Sell Later at $6 to $8 . ° - apparent memes ¢ sho: Ww er aan Drasiiont Wileon rose and Your Savings Deposits received ‘apt. Me ‘toux, the offic: ter- | Wa — ese aia cae . Every pair absolutely new and correct—the auth ntie Spring tep, the puties, Senators ' . ter. who translated Pres aat ae ee > S itemaileeas i vaatileten te ‘fords. pumpe-and boots. Models showin 2% os before February Sth will “s “ sah oar . hic on ui ih 1 r . nat etal = he 1 apr ei Z saad ane pb se haul fewer black and tan kid and sae draw interest from February Ist. ns, the | sisted on hearing President's ad- "ea ; constant dread of . trophe falling on t 7 md areas of Frenece. $1 Opens a Savings Account at Poincare With embarra = sla wisn “to Oxfords, Pumps & Boots Oxtords, Pumps & Boots . SHEE There was ano n : : wets GAARUEe anh tek tee oe. |™4 seated “but they shoute That [Fill Retail 6. QS That Wf “ill Retail oh Q5 ) : ot ee. oon St. Louis SR 7 a ee “Later at $8 and $9 Later at $10. and $12 a7 & Wee : world had admire New Spring Oxtords, ‘olonial Our finest Brooklyn-made Oxfords | Gtone of the world gr ‘ greatness and he md it has profited-w cost has been, to fourth and tacust detail eLitEente, ' ol Oe oIE he a pe mud DG ea aie Lot the Pimps, Sruarl lsoots: roc es In prart Pimps sic Boots iti Spring s Hewes ° ry amd ‘seinl ehapeS aat f the cldent of the Chatrnber s rerscend ent, satin and dull kid: Boots of kid. fashions. Exclusive models developed in some with cloth tops: Spring eolors patent leather and kid: Spring colors a as happened. to. #e We he va 4 , nes + . : | h : “s ; -, — — ? ps #4 en ey e what 2 ‘ad Gi ceded ° = ee ' A ' - | a ay te a ive "T’ bye? ut : r ry) } reg > B k l \ ‘ . ; 6 ) ' ea . a ia « rageuy o aie wes © wie ae onaten umps--Broken Lines--Values to $6.00 |. y ) ae, The, Tranedy and and w and then as he wae speaking, i "Th ' lent of Kedeem Lut the majority of the enuties and Broken lines ®&000 pairs . ‘ain ~ “a /# y —— =. a pictured as [— ¢ Redeem “Senators were unabie to understand f Street and 5 nine f ~ és appalling sufferin Eagle , y . / \ Ae > tragwedy of Fran " . ' ' ; ’ eh clearly: thus the enthusiasn Pumps black kid ‘ hrigeil ariv; tJ ». patent, , , . “a Stamps You Must Call in Person for These Items. None Sent C. O. D. be eygraeet greedy dae til the inter- we satin and novelty cloth ae 4 ee sy, Wnee ome : tam 5 ato translated th epeech. ‘The Sa > “4 ] 208 3 . Se = eae ; . n 4 iiah . Peate: As the patte No Phone or Mail Orders Taken. P preter translated r) y all sizes in the lot, but no : \ re 4 a * : . sdis . i | Deputies and Senators gave full vent all sizes 1u everv O3 disclosed itself, atin ; . their feelings e hearts of men dr: ; . . ‘ ™ ' . : > : 4 2 } airs ‘ es ‘2 | 79¢ Wool The text of the President's speech / \ A — a \ eee another. Comra . vu 2 \ ollows: a \\ ae ee ee ad : = 7 : rd ecome Vivid The p . 4 *’ . . f 7 - ‘ ~ + — : ~ ‘= — . . a ‘Ses. , : *’ se : 39c Hos 7 ' “l am keenly aware of the un- | y / “ai ‘ a Jation his pecome ) : $y itings . if ee - q ~~ tee / | . : \ ; “The rations of ti Children’s Uibbed Muse: ‘ =, ifual and distinguished honor ; y / \ J ; 3. . og , , iw ¥} '? none ‘ . - P 0 ‘ons! Thal TTL . Set pone gz) } ing me bey permitting rie ts - 9 oO co iin ii you in this place and to ad from this historic plat Mood which will mak ary in the future those crushing arma Made the peoples suf ch in peace as the 6 Balls Q. N. a 4 Pair 79c Union 3 Pairs + tron me o rap ane Of France | LL a : ‘ . LA\> | fo | d) a 3 .. the soldier r ae«dav aes - llowed » sense or comradse Crochet Cotton 19 Socks Suits 25c Hose cae Seek eee ee ee \ ya cit ii EF ageea WV ran 3:3 nlf A 7" q eh thea Mereerired Ww — bhec wv omen ~ 4 f Lhuat| The makin listory was s Y sf , = . , . The, broug! eer or ; SStpits ne ‘ mil y «i rinls vis , } “a \ . ’ ‘ .\ J a ' . ict Core ept reve 4 : . “ . “s f . \ . F. - white, mle cy * Knew bpetore (this il? ' ; / “ in inded upon mitie ; J ~* . ; 7 , ’ ‘» i. a: « ’ yrtin? ’ are ~ ad ~ , ‘ ; * by : : 6 for . re . _* ; ié Lat i ‘(@ Ht A : t ; at a Vi \ . f ~ pe; : t] 1.4 , 4 Pairs knee 3 Pairs nil affect} We knew the ob 7 SO ‘ , a ae . i | | ) . 4 é, wn . of = _— lO hich drevw the two na- 2—35c 4 Yards 20c Men’s 79c to $1 now seem so far awa; when the eee ee | ff am A] world was tirst beginning to thrill PF hipeamer senate li a :-epmnesone ener Pillowcases _Toweling 31 Shirts 3 Gloves ne ee ee @ tae | Final K ebr Uary Clearanceg If GUE WH Made from bleached ivy Dies ) finish All-silk Gloves to help the struggling little repub pneeting, " oot aa | lic of America to get on its feet i t eine, 42x56, od te ' and prociaim one of the first vii ' i? i * 2 for . C * , C , C torjes of freedon , - ; 4 Yards C " Allies in Arms, SY () . zi } We had never forgotten that "Site Re a 7 3 12 Women’s 8 Men’s -38e poet wo it 90¢ crs, be wut ee iS OF Every Milled! Fer GC Reseilie q : more went by and the spindles ! » oa ji | rv @) my x c 4 a , no r and 'fks mand fks an owels Shades Natore. We Wid not aee 100 Yi) Oi, ees oe ee pres Sees ci gel : ae o_O. complete, the whole of the design Jig =a DN pS as aie at Wy OFF! Just Y Price! nb, Camera ate ’ ’ ; + : + ‘ mbrolst 3 oO be made plain 7) © ; ee ter se , ered initia Handtie B® Nor mk What has hannened i. i ‘ ue f 1) e: font ' ~ “~ ae "ar Nant iral Dar! 2 } — s atogsaes, } ‘France, in the meantime. as Dy ) met A, . gentile, thorou we have ao oftan eanid. atonod nt he ¢” , \’ of j ; ‘ t ts - ¥ . . frontier of freedon ‘r lines Ip’ ay a eR peevish, crow 31 vine ; $10 Dresses one th st y lines ad ae ‘ded | AS ‘ : ih ‘a — nt sicep, doesn ‘t «, | Boys’ and $1.39 cee Seon and ae OF! aaa . . — -- wy ‘ rY farv despotlar . , me be , bad. has ato ; ’ —_— ' . porn. rere showing of very stnart and serviceab! nav dd hlack roe rh | meet. full of cold 6 9c Girls Shoes ae the inmedtate pert] Hiere Suits also wool d ; a . Ne | , . * a , $ ’ of ‘\Califreia . . m . : tes ee ay = ~~. a ’ = om _ tr Sed om tes ; fi; was the constant dread. Here was pop! Ins--new tailleurs and attra: ve dressy types “s ; : : a ew — . : Tle nos essing neceseit. of showing the new str Tah ine lhonvette perce t . sco la j mm pairs aot bors anc yy eS a . : it ~ ; - * ' i M4 il rit line Ss! ouet . a . ; +a PIOUS if neti «i Waste. "Tt hig *» reparation, and she had constant and designs; braid and button trimmed: silk tly mores out "aa ’ si") Sehool Shoes at |- oe Sette, Pal ae | | | tae ~ $9.00 Felt Mattresses . the blow falle. who writ} eR Sec mannish collars, Values that vo ill recognize as } f wns | | | | ‘a Btbout £Tiping, and 1 than actual cost. Button a have ” . Le PYful child a: cain assistance ”’ : OW nee, in ‘t : 7 . ' ront * ss , ra. bd , nT ' e* oree i? ’ ij the -¢ 1e¢£tion Was Se lac stvles Every rg c | this harmiees **f m ¢} nos he ~* : Ate : ‘ . e . - ; 4 e ) solid. To begin with, all J -iccves: colors j | ules auihe te har auinengh. ten Excellent St ‘les cF ualities | ; led mates tone t sizes, bet we advise coming ear! , ngage w 7] 2 SG makes them fe many more th ler llies “he 4 avy, plom an her allies. The sk vour druggist for best ae free , ? ; i : : | ) | f people of the world came te : , ter . +! olaen lection. This and Copen, at ) lier scabies -- Vavy Serges Di EEE fornia Syrup of $5 98 price And in this way Ame { Z : an ; \ ie. a “irections for bal . Ans in ni Merica a! - ' : P ‘ ects yo - her debt of aratitude ta } »P : : Phe ; ages and for grow Bratituac ‘ rrance by = @ ack Ver ' , . 4 bottle. Beware Special $2.00 2 oe day aa ed . fending her eons to fight upon the . ges . . _ = here To t washable Re | : ;———— 4 , soilof France. She did more. She . & ® be Su ‘ 3h ° mine, ask to see th: ’ . ST * > * " . . ‘ - - — ei / / . y Rag up me Reece Em =e NL nage ~ att the forces of 00 / 0 1715 Vikornia Fig Syer “ a wat a - oma me ey’, We ee ole ie ie Ny fine’ Ne say th at n e*) - iry are i , = - , - — 7 resanmre wr Ps ston . " %, 4 ”~ " wz ~ | ° ‘ ’ aa -_ Ma ; ye 0 1X9? HN ) - isClation, in order Fran iz 4 ha! ” we ERE od ; “2 ‘i 4 2 Pa i" ‘ > . s mL 4 J qi 2 7 ~ > #5 re >. " ae i x . ‘ fF ae 4 Ls ; Lae ~ : cada ee, hard » Ae i. ¥ iS . . aw i? 5 ¥ » ? * > 7 5 - awn 14 hs = eer \ q ake

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> ARTS Blend a a [, inde “H Boul, ’ gieve ied. as City Cincinnati ing YOTS estvles _ ¢ andy tary educed! Price! Eastern & ota 295 lark Tiiit wit $195 99,50 ; 69.75 , ie Vin trinim mk St ~ —_—- = _——" Se eee ee ne - - ' ee i i ee eee — U | Detroit - an “ Sh Qe oe BO . eer wr age ~~ Ee 1 ee ere me ei? 7 -** ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eee we cialists Lead in Cheers Wilson in French Chamber Preeeding ace. + stand alone, what must oy She must put upon her a constant burden of taxa- © She must undergo sacriifce may peconie intolerable. not only she, but the oth- world must be ready From do for injustice ons of the ite They must terrible inc ident of thing is not inconce ivable. Reference to Rheims. | visited the othe day a por- of the devastated region of meee, I saw the noble city of ims in ruins and Ll could not saving to myself, ‘Here . the blow fel] of the world » how to prevent it ’ e rulers of the world have thinking of the revelations Governments and forgetting the jons of peoples The: have s thinking of the maneuvers of ational dealings, when what * ought to have been thinking was the fortunes of men and men, and the safety of home the care they should take that people should be happy be- they were safe. ey know that the did not sooner he iuse the only way do this is to make it certain that same thing will not always ppen that has happened § this that there never any ht or waiting or surmise, thay never Trance or any free ple is threatened, whole ld will be to vindicate its riy The Need of a League. "lr is for this reason, I take it, ti find such a warm and intel- t enthusiasm in France for if nations—lrance., France with shail be the ready socie’\ ‘ h her keen prophetic Vision "ly seems tO be not only the France, but the need of man- ad. And France sees the sacri- he which are necessary for th. blishment of a society of na- mare not to be compared with constant dread of another cat- ophe falling on the fair cities jareas of Frence. Vision, need = There was a no more beautiful bea Peeviah. niry. There perous country. ) more free-spirited All world had admired France and ofthe world grudged France greatness and her prosperits fit has profited us, bcost has been, to witness what happened, to see with the peical eve what has happened mause injustice was wrought. The Tragedy of France. "The President of the Chamber pictured as ! cannot picture appailing sufferings, the terri- tragedy of France. but it is gedy which could not be re- ted. As the pattern of history disclosed itself. it has disclosed hearts of men drawing toward another. pme Vivid lation hea P the nations of the put to cConsumniate ai which will make it in the future to maintain Pp crushing armaments which de the peoples suffer almost as hin peace as they suffered in r, "When the soldiers sed the ocean they did not "“— With them merely, their nis The, brought with them ‘ery Vivid conception of France My landed upon the soil of ance quickened was a nwo The: people. more e® Was A terrible as Comradeships have The of as- mie evident, purpose S Pec world are brother- unneces- of America With pulses WK AT CHILDS NGUE WHEN SICK, WW) OR FEVERISH y, mother! Remove poisons M little stomach, liver, bowels. “California Syrup of Figs once if bilious or constipated. at the tongue, mother! If it is a sure sign that your one's stomach, liver and bowels & gentle, thorough cleansing at cross, list le ss. pale, 't aleep, Hjoesn 't eat or act nat- Y, or is feverish, stomach sour, th had: has stomach-ache, sore t, fuli ‘of cold, give a teaspoon. of “California Svrur of Figs,’’ ™ afew hours all the consti pha Vidipested food and bile ¥ Moves out of the little bowels vat kTiping, and vou have a well, Tul child acain ou Reedn't coax sick children to 18 harm leas ‘‘ fru iit laxative: Pre ite «lelicious taste and it ‘a makes them feel sprenmediel . Your drugg st for a hottie of lifornia Swry of Figs.’" which directions for babies. children of Sf@s and for grownups plainly on tle. Reware of counterfeits re. lo be sure vou get the » A8k to see that it is made b* ornig big Svrup Company.’ any other kind with con —ADY. ttt They knew do a that they had come to Which the heart of America had long wished to do. When Gen. Pershing stood at the tomb of Lafayette and said: ‘Lafa- yette, we are here!’ it was as if he had said: ‘Lafayette, here is the completion of the great story whose first chapter you assisted to write.’ France's Safety Assured. “The world has seen the great plot worked out and now the peo ple of France may assured that their prosperity is secure be Cause their homes are secure. and men everywhere not only wish her safety and prosperity, but are ready to assure her that with all the force and wealth at their com- mand they will guarantee her se- curity and safety. “So as we sit from day to at the Quai d'Orsay, | myself we might, thine rest day think to if we could gain | @n audience of the free peoples of the world. Gen. men, dren, here: your fy iends, as your as yvour adopt the language of Pershing and say. ‘Friends. Humble women, little chil- we here as champions representatives We have for you a world Which is fit to live in and in which all countries can enjoy the heritage of liberty for which France and America and England and Italy have paid so dear.’ ' Deschancel’s Greeting. In greeting President Wilson. M Deschanel said: “The representatives of Fran: are happy in offering vou a re spectful and affectionate Your visit evoked in our ollection of another memorable so- journ here—that of Benjamin 'ranklin on the of the French revolution. “What France ave we are conmie to work out welcome souls rec - ey e acclaims in vou only that the chief of a free democracy, a descendant of those admirable founders of the American ,.yepublic brought across the ocean all the flower and fruit of experience in Anglo-Saxon politics, successor of Washington and Lincoln, but that vou are a great citizen who on a day when duty appeared to him followed the will of his nation and threw the entire force of the new world into the service of right It is the high conscience which, imbued with the purest maxims of morality, is trv- ing to make them penetrate into the Governments of and into the relations between themselves (,uarantees Wanted. “You wish that out of so sorrow should more justice As this war is unlike any preced- ing war, so must this peace be un- like any preceding peace (juar- antees must be taken against the recurrence of the horrible things which have been an opprobrium to the world and which no one has stigmatized with more force than vou: territoria!, military. econom- ic and financial guarantees to pro- the s of German ‘ion against perpetual! alarms guarantees for free peoples with efficacious sanctions to punish the crimes against the peace of the world, first, then in order to pre- vent them. “In vour eves, as in ours, doubt- the primordia! condition of foundation itself of this new organization is a France against pro’ is not vou are VW ho men much connie ‘act victim ambi lees, the world definitely made procf oeations and attacks. We who during 44 vears have made the sacrifices ir order to mai know from the expe: turies that the univers: will breathe freelv so long as Germatrs con accumu! at ou verv doors the means of aggres sion ewreatest tain peace, ence of cen never 57'S Pershing. nothing of youths Praise for “We will forget bravery of your splendid who shed their blood with ours as 140 years ago, nor the victory of Gen. Pershing at St. Mihiel, nor the inexhaustible and exquisit: charity of your women, nor yo noble figure We find blended to- gether all the principles of tha' great American civilization made up of practical and enterprising genius of wisdom and idealism. “Nothing jwill separate Ws France loves your glorious country as a sister “Mr. President of State’ Ye with the Prosiden” of France, request you to bring to America the loving kiss of France the the United ¢ Venus Pencils. No work Venus Pencils cannot Aas 25 MEN HAVING “REUNION” IN STABLE HELD UP BY 3 ROBBERS ———$—— LOWER PRICES OUR oMleF ‘auction ee ae oe oe ee ee ee ee a a ee all Lad tall tall tal Loe tone te et ee ee | SPECIALS items in this column te be on ante untl il a. m. emily, and te prevent dealers from buying we have restricted the quanti- ! = i Toilet Paper 10. Bob White Tell eel “t= oe oF SF oF ae al Dell Dell Gell Decl Dw ae ae ae Oe e8 per, crepe caamuie! G fer and Misses white all Vall bal tall tal tall tal Lat tt et ot et ee =. lu! hmc;lhUr V4 men sa black and _ Gloves bls Ac K a al _ a — wersey, eautitui lection af S« a4 rf: HEAD SCARFS hiffon heat arial Diaitt ied: all Colores: en Middies Al a white or ¢ olore ‘] ‘ liars «(%d Floor) Dresses te § Pega t bern = to 4 (Second ame -_ 7” -_ -s- _ - ~sir a a Bode Ew - ‘ Ti} at whens loot } Aprons Gingham and kitchen ive Fileor) ’ Silk Waists ise ond Shiaehtly soiled handling nll . 08. (Second Filioer) A Wool Serge 5 shades skirts: = — — - a - —s —s _ = a - a = = om oh eh «he oe me oe ee percale dane ae . as 2 ee i ee oe ee ee = _ — — — - _ ~ a ~ - ~ os — - — a SO a a — — ew “4 ring f r sults and per yard.. : _Doylies s tnoche: mt AIT poere on fine quality linene ewe h (singhams, lue check isement) - - _ ss -- -— ~ Apron biaekK & b varad ¢ Bi ‘Slippers Velour irpet ole “lippers; per pair C (linsement). Sweaters AG military; in sizes C upto 34 rtead Kove’ 10: COVERS | ] embroidery | - os a= - a — ~ a ~ ~ “ <j “= ~ on — = — ' «a -_ ~- _ -_ ~ - yo sh © _Socks heavy cotton ‘ sloors Litiaowvert xi. 5 O ’ ‘? ' { tock: cA Lace Curtains 4 ecru and pair ' This a clean (Hasement). - i Boys’ Knickers A - igea , ts C 't loor) Rocker Cielden @ak fn- * i ’ a a wf ather seat: real 510 walue, iif serge. ‘Th rel = « wet wa td Fong a ton 2 ph —_ ft oe. 2) ee int «= ani am tat tat h al tal tak tal tae WHEN NEURALGIA ATTACKS NERVES <_< = a —- _ a. on 2 fo al ho ton, 7 Sloan's Liniment scatters the congestion and relieves pain. A little, applied without rubbing, will penetrate immediately and rest ind soothe the nerves. Sloan's Liniment is very effective in allaying external pains, setraimes, bruises, aches, stiff joints, sore mus lumbago, neuritis, sciatica, rheumatic twinges. Keep a big bottle always on hand for family use. Druggists every- where. J0¢, Ge, €1.2%. Sloans is SRL aewie eit KMilis Pain cles, THE W ‘ORLD LOVES A CUSTOM- There are [3 millions of them within St. Loute territory.” Mr. Huai- ness Man (Ree €. of ©. Annual Ile- view )—-and get busy' Pf -D. “WANTS” will find efficient workers ER

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~~ o--- a ae --~ —— ——- -—- ST.LOUS POST-OSPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4. 1919 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH pea buiia arabica i eee ——— a = ~~ —— ——— : > [ ’ , pe ept fron» coming Cus ed the decoration wers three | } ~ en tha hattie »% Cha cone from far rural districts where 400k comes fron he insuramce com- ,consent Wis: ead, , eng 4 ‘neluding er, P APT, F, # MORRIS WHO WENT came Hi prio! 7 Sapa « } . is there is little nanufacturinge and aries bh i, : * he tii tn ry) Visi - : tz r : ry iil a2 Us tions. has not clearly de, elope d. yt" State and attorneys represe! employ @iit . . Regular Prices “" ks between J pier, ew it persons The -er§s little doubt that the/ers for their respective Bills J ¥ = dA were deliver lalled , for Funeral Tomorrow. at the Thirty-fifth stree'! is the opébnion of most argued for U . ' if ¥ 32 an . in very roger if : * morning and afterno = 4) THIN. PEOE > , Big Mail From 4 approximately 36.1 _ - = - ae —- a -_—~ lt —_, Capt. Frank Lioyd Morris, 75 year® york. put his health gradually, pe Sc in ere Are a Dozen Master Cleaners WhO Har etuti Ipensatior ;Ouse WII! . ompensation bli! ” d, of the Marine Corps, Sati of Mr Two brothers, John L.. oe ‘. boril ills lat vhile th nyple Ve! 1a \ W Ihie h Will 1) ce ti ] to Th , ; nid Mrs. J. LD). Mor 1s of 5S€1 Ply- ton 2 i. “ure with the Alarir as i nt “Od ue P we liw y lee ¢ . | tl =) ath of neari) 7.U0O0 pt ; ‘ k Insurance Company Oppositon. croauced the :abor union Di: P ated Pre | ° ne “4 ‘ | iA } Lo ‘Trance i¢ Pali ’ eari De iC] iS, . a AAie : 4 ‘ @ ot ies ‘ — i ani : er , ie , _ ~—— =— ‘ Thea eo Pend on Te . r . ! a o\4 6 pau / the = Pp >! lif tie ' : V1) fi vi ; TOR LO ! ‘ 4 ’ The me - act ’ *@e °° 296? «6 © @ & ewe « & 2 ow 2 DS EE 8 wae — CONSISLINE lie Lt’ of lawvers druggists at hl - Co, and most @: ? i B Mail 50c - ¥ Grippy weather } oe ; | | CTCS a Keason For i To Quickly Remove (i getting that bottle ¢ j ’ j , / 4 . ' . grat tar bye Vote firey — i oie Tar-Honey ready. , f/f hy crys yp of 24 course, some of PTE OR Uj | & ° S From F cold is quickly relies Live ra Will te ‘or the compe : 4 y air ol ard remedy. Pleas: hat Do You Buy |B. 22 oe RUPTURED?| © > : ee ar ‘ ire ve strony ti? / hie } ) * — on a thinkes , ‘ old member of any bog a"? he Ps \* . ’ of TT. ; J a @ ed >} thea , : wit , 7 ing from a cold. ot . oe ’ : ' ana ¢ Gear / 4st ade y : - . — . Lii¢ ssa pie tj Lif Lf I¢ “a ys in lie; . \ ; water with a | itia plain powdered 4 I in u 1e \ that some of the 10 either will vot Don't Throw Away Another Dollar on tone F rhis is spre ad upon the hairvm n e | orca, be a8 we of scant hake jd Style Trusses! Cure Your Rupture by face — ——_ ent when the vote is taken An é ‘ Invention) | ment banishesa every trac ’ HEN 'O f Id b eh if vote counts thre iyie i am . | ment conquers pait Walker book, ‘Supplies for Filing Gone and a Letters and Cards,” free. It explains wenger atittees the durability, the simplicity and adapt- joints, muscles an ability of Shaw-Walker filing supplies, in pictures and brief text. W-WALKER FILING SERVICE Indexes,Guides Folders and Cards eee eth es SP B18 8 6 tet es ome SOG s SU e Cor Serre wee! Fee oe & oe oe caceuux Stop ‘ ‘* - . “ 4 —~ ; ' - ae there is not*ing esale today for lens tua Any W t Cl th Coat |W ' I ‘ ~ rT 4 for col pe bought at wholesale today for less than 85. The mmcver 0 0a ui a . OS OS" I0 | | _ | a oo omo oo on6S———0n0—————0 00 90 20 908 oO I0 ———- %

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i ROGER Prices Every D very Kroger Store TOES...’ RICE |: . BEANS . tg 1 i 1° i a nxn. a Paes 27ib. Ca (ani ' phe To. aii Vegetables Latwey ES. AGL i 3 a : a. 8 lbs. 25¢ ' ndale : " ; i Fi ehease oe strenat h. .4 end ———_—_ —- as _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Big Mail From Overseas. ‘Approximately 36,545 pieces sali were received at the postoffice | of | wday from the American expedi- | sary forces. The letters bore marks between Jan. 13 and Jan. and were delivered on the first ning and afternoon rounds. | HIN PEOPLE SHOULD TAKE } PHOSPHATE Vv iser “eas Nerve ’ heres. om the countless preparations which are continually Judging f treatments being advertised fo nn} | /treaty signed on tween Rumania _Entente is published by 'It. embodies | ritorial | Rumania r the purpose of mak- | TREATY THAT BROUGHT RUMANIA INTO WAR Text of Agreement Signed by France, Britain, Italy and Rus- Sia on Aug. 17, 1916. PARIS text of a 1916, be-' Quadruple the Temps conditions under the war. 4.—The Aug. 17, and the eb. the which: Rumania entered Article 1—France, Great Britain, | Italy and Russia guarantee the ter-' integrity of the kingdom of in the whole extent of its present frontiers. Following are its various articles: ; MA) ‘OCCUPATION THERAPY SCHOOL ENROLLING FOR A NEW CLASS Price of Course, Including Tools, Is $60; Method Used as Cure for Discase. The School of Occupational Thera- py, SKinker road and Lindell boule- vard, is enrolling pupils for the new class that will begin Feb. 25. Occu- pational therapy, which means to, heal by work, is recognized by doc- tors as a legitimate agent in the cure of disease. Workshops where pa- tients may find suitable employment are being installed in hospitals and sanitariums under direction of occupational therapeutists. Women 21 to 45, with a high- school education or its equivalent enroll for the c Efforts will be made to place graduates in city institutions. Design, stencil. hammock making wood-block printing, sket ‘chi ng, mod- eling, pottery, bead work, weaving, basketry, book binding, toy making city the urse. —-— - and a - z « = so i Ve) TUESDAY EVENING. — Es meta! price of the course cludes tools eard of application Alice H. Dean at course consists of work and eight to pital practice. and 1 to 4. and work are is $60, materials used. the 16 weeks’ The hours are ——oEoEE—EEE—————————— taught. whi Miss The class 1? weeks’ hos- 9tol2Z apply Lo school. Delicious = cake-35 v- -_ are but the ourward evidences of perfect ingredients used in the famous skin restoratives Puritan Beauts Preparations Try Vanishing Cream-50c, or Powder-25 ~~ er —_—" == - Te, ~ ATE AE OS: LC oe te a a a nace Ai ee te a ee Article 2—Rumania engages to de-| clare war on and attack Austria- | lows and angles by the soft curved lines | Hungary on the conditions stipulated | ef health and beauty, there are evj.| in the accompanying military con z gentiy thousands of men and women who; Vention and also engages on the | keenly feel their excessive thinnees. cgecilaration of war to cease economic Thinness and weakness are usually Gue/ relations and commercial! relations Fy to starved nerves. Our bodies need more | with the enemies of the allies. ee oe OO Article 3—France, Great Britain, Physicians claims there is noth- ] - wiry will eupply this Gefelen a taly and Russia recognize Ruma- the organic phosphate khown Ma's right to annex the territories in ” gmong druggists as bitro-phosphate. the Austro-Hungarian monarch: Stipulated by Article 4 Y i ker mance’: Kage. which is inexpensive, ang is so0ld by us! tina med. green y| sutse & on Sevens ne Stores, Article 4—-This delimits these ter- spears,No 1 can | Johnson Bros. Drug Co., Wolf-Wilson ritories, and adds: “Ie & ' Drug Co, and most a!) druggists under a , guarantee of satisfaction or money back. By feeding the nerves directly and by cells © ith the neces- ents, bitro- )* phosphate ickly a welcome * transformation ' appearan. e: the Washing Powder .. Per BRUSHES Ha h ‘sperease in we! ght frequently betng as- : hin » This | f: nerease in welght also carries THA SOAP, 2 . with it # general improvement tn the | — *13¢ , . Nervousness, sleeplessness and — rey. which nearly always ac- 3, a HEAT intry Club, per package 19e -—Fine table oka eh SLOT TCH CLEANSER | ad Piper th gS Me D BEEF. afer ie 2106 oe ing thin people fleshy, developing arma, neck and bust. and replacing ugly hol- line a. Wardrobe Trunks $38.00 Values Up to $50.00 lil. popular steamer style, three-quarter full size, constructed for hard serv- veted throughout and equipped with lined with equipped with raised top, velvet banger pad, 12 hardwood hangers, extra large draw bolts and Yale spring lock. Steamer Trunks $11.95 Made to Sell Up to S16.00 OME are covered with heavy canvas, rem foreed with hardwood slats; others fiber covered, All made to give the maxioum amount of service. (Third Fleer--Nugents.) ‘ y b- | ’ ; , : . ‘ = —— _* Z " ‘ ' 4 / . ; ii ; f ; ? - . HANAN : SEMI-ANNUAL , : ae a heavy metal corner reinforcements, SARANCE SALE 4 CLEARANCE SALE dainty cretonne. Ol MEN’S AND WOMEN’S A Sale of Rugs SHOES Is in Progress, the Resull of a Very Advantageous Purchase You'll Save by Buying Now $45, $50, $55 Rugs, *39 11.3x12-ft. Wilton Velvets--also 9x12 Seamed and Seamless Axminsters HIS remarkable Floorcoverings ineludes such eelebrated and Alexander Smith & Sons—each name representing quality and re- liability. 43% $60 and $65 Highest Quality Axminsters, SPLENDID high AxXmunster Rugs that merits the attention of homekeepers who These Rugs come in seamed and seamless stvles and in artistic and attractive 9x12 Feet Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs, HESE are the celebrated and widely advertised Col T a2 ni Recall gery es a pire enn ca of at {jlo « ; «Ih, pac) ane “Rumania engages not to raise fortifications in front of Belgrade in A zone to be determined later, and’ | only to keep a necessary force in this zone for police purposes. The royal! Rumanian Government engages to in- demnify the Serbians of Banat who in abandoning their properties, wis] /to emigrate within two years from the conclusion of peace. Article 5—Engages Kumania and the Quadruple Entente not to make. tla Separate peace. The Quadruple En should 1: owing to ite re markable tente engage that the esaid . i growing properties, be used by amte | 4 atoresaid terri one Who does not desire to put on flesh. | tories in the Austro-Hungarian mon- _ ADV Se ae SE Se archy shall be annexed by the treaty DBAD COLDS ARE tice remo "OFTEN DANGEROUS Article 6—Rumania to enjoy the same rights as the allies in the peace Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey Helps to relieve a cold. lea > : Curtains and Materials at February Sale Prices Lace $4 .45 Curtains .. & ?* Made to Seit far $1.75 and $2.25 $32 pairs Notting- ham Curtains, 24e vards long, all made of double twisted varns, whieh insure wonderful service. Come in neat allover designs and plain border effects; in white and Arabian col- ors. Lace and Margquisette Curtains, Pair, $:2.65 Highly mercerized Marquis ette and Voile Curtains, trim- med with laee edges and inser- some with band-drawn Also Seotch Net and Net Curtains ee ee ed soon disap- n e% en become bright. cheeks glow with the bloom healt? TION — Although bitro-phosphate js unsurpassed f. rrelieving nerv +g gier?! lessness anda genera!) weakness, and pale of perfect The Priees Are Very Attractive - ‘= = * * #. BOARDS “40ct Otatoes ..322°3'*,, Nel OTS Bei. 19)eh BUTTER . ee 32ch BR pence” 3°. th OTS. Nice halves in Kcoo0d all cans syrup = for , Country ¢ Biter _ Among them “= collection of as ' ewe makes SiOals WOMEN £14.00 to $1 ee eesonel and in the discussion VEN of questions submitted to t ss awe The Russian arm’ VA 1] cold is quickly relieved by this stand by vigorous action notably in ard remedy. Picasant and comfort. kowina, and the Russian fleet will ing, it is beneficial for every young or watch the Rumanih having are soon bane old member of any family if suffer- the right of the use of the port of aid 08.5% ing from a cold. 0c, 60¢ and $1.20, Constanza (Kustendje). Art. 3. Russia engages to send into cing Zeies ~dered deiae Hy [3 name. Dobrudga two divisions of infantr) and one division of cavalry to co- cad upon the hairy sur . 2 or 8 minutes, then rubbed off D r B 1] De S "Ty wae 6€6©Operate with the Rumanian army against the Bulgarians, the allies to skin Washed to remove the. re delatone This Pine Tar Honey make an offensive at Saloniki at least eight days before Rumania en- for Coughs &Colds Hlieher Very ters the war. . ekin without a blemtsh. wuld be used to be certain that co , Art. 4. Rumania receive from ' Third | He RHEUMATISM * sa bne vou whe ADV tions and war material. What Was Expected. Relief Comes the St. Jacobs’ * {hij formerly $ 8. enn Are an Economv. 720-722 OLIVE STREET Good Shoes Filet and Marquisette Curtains, Pair, SL.S5 Included in this lot are high- mercerised ‘paris Bh 2 (‘ur- tains: also Filet net and Not- tingham Lace Curtains, in neat allover and plain center effects: all made of fine double-twisted varns:; come in white, cream, Arabian colors Fine Quality Curtain Materials Made to Sell for 35c to 450 Yard Imported Scotch Madras, «ream color, beautiful | patterns; requires no starching. Beautiful Cretennes, yard wide, fast color: Fine Qaality Voelle, block designs, in eream and Arabian colors, Highly Mercerized Marquisettes, in white and eream; yard wide (Second Floor—Nugents.) les assortment of -vyrade (iesigiis ickly Remove Hairs From Face aire ‘) AlG Bu-. tions, work. Filet coasts, : male he Tri are in need of Floorcovering. f the best colors. Made to Sell for $17.50 his is tes in all the wanted / iors, (‘ongoleum Rugs are = tractive patterns to choose from. (Choose Wednesday strictly sanitary and easily cleaned. at an unusual price, $12.75. white, EE — all alon or BiG Br SINR ~@ “HEL tc effticol . ent ~Nugents.) cal a to l‘loor OL . 8. The necessities of war com- hip in arms being safeguarded. no aps = lee party is subordinated to any other. Art. 9. The principal object of Ru- | manian action will be in the direction of Budapest through Transylvania The Russian co-operating with the Rumanian army will be 1 der command of lief of the Rumanian army. The delimitation bv arti the territories in the Austro-Hungari- an monarchy which it was proposed Rumania should annex is as fol- lows: “The line w Pruth River ata point on the present fron- | tier near Novosetitza; it will mount We (iive agle Stamps Ostermoor Mattresses EPRESENT the highest expression: of the bedmaker’s art. combined with mechani- cal skill, developed from practical experience. Made of high-grade sheet process cotton, layer felt, built, not stuffed. Will not pack or lump; covered in choice grade fanev art or striped ticking. F ull size only: 45-Pound Weight, $19.50 50-Lb. Roll Edge, $24.75 All-Steel Beds dal a on-Sag 97.95 Cagle rings, $7. ‘Comforts at $4. 79 "ILT ne gece IGH eT tubular cith O° nite { tt l, : : eS goalies Fomsat sa i. * tinuous pillars, l-ineh rails, steel frame, hef- : * morn el) a ; tlowere ‘ xtra stro and ial spring ¢ ids, bronze Many Hundreds of Others wi — | we , : ye finish. This spring is abso- “$9. 50) and $10. 50 Comforts $6. 95 rigid; well finished ; ’ of Vernis Martin, white or | lutely noiseless, indestruc- Fist maish laminat 2 sheet cotton filling, covered wit oxidized copper; *4 or full | tible and very comfortable. extra fine camb: : cover, ¥ vith and without PA Warranted 25 years. ae. (Fourth Floor-——Nugents E BLANKETS—SAVINGS| $3.50 and $4.00 Cotton Blankets, $2.95 Er s large SIZES, bb. oe and VO ne he \i ile ehoiee opt _ iver Le w *y wit! strl troops Don't Suffer! Moment you Apply Liniment. the ech | | if — aoreer oO sly 1) white or Values in and 70 1 — SSes - at tly | le four OT Vy eP WeHVe. overea xT Cr i” Sfp] ect “Plaid Blankets, $3.66 69 Pair Made to neg for $5.0 G' MOD welght, “| mt" VW: overcast or gray - bloe —- —— ——_ -— —— Stop he Rheumatism. not one case in fifty treatment. Rub soothing, penetrating ‘‘St. Jacob’s Liniment’’ right on the ‘‘*tender | spot’’ and by the time you say Jack Robinson—out comes the rheumatic pain and distress. St. Jacob’s Lini- ment conquers pain. It is a harmless local rheumatism cure which never disappoints and doesn’t burn or dis- color the skin. It takes pain, sore- bess and stiffness from the aching | joints, muscles and bones; stops sci- Stica, lumbago, backache, neuralgia and reduces swe lling. Limber up. Get a smal! trial bot- a of old-time, honest ‘‘St. Jacob’s | Liniment’’ from any drug store, ani in a moment vou'll be free from pains, Pebes and stiffness.—ADV. dosing’’ It’s pain only; Tequires internal ye iti blue. Lani 1] begi my ON} the patterns, full VAM Odd Lot $7.00 and $7.50 Blankets, $5.95 ithe Pruth to the frontier in Galicia , tt SIEGE Te Wit then follow L — 4 assortme nt of plaids, tan, Pye or gray if} twill and bound ends, in extra size val | the Czeremosz. It will then follow’ ' the frontier of Galicia-Bukowina and nd 72 ‘slightly aniled. Galicia-Hungary to the point Stog. | It thence follows the line separatin alii 'the waters of the Tisza oe ag Illustrating reaching the Tisza at the village of Smart nov elty af with navy Georgette facin taffeta bow. Victory and Sone weave, overcast - extra ied avy. lain inc * es wide $12.50 Woolen Blankets, $9.95 LI for full-size beds; plaids, white, tan, gray, in lamb’s wry * d straw, wool and — combed sheep we These are slightly soiled, yg and navy and quan straw edg . $6.00 vic | Trebusa, above which it joins the Vice “Thence it Tisza to four kilometers junction with the Szamos_ Ri leaving the village of Lasares Nanie- ‘ny to Rumania. inues in rection south southwest | ut six kilometers east of the | Liebreczen. From this ‘reaches the Crisch, a few ‘below meeting its two White Crisch and the It then joins the Tisz of Algye, no! th of Szegeeden, west of the v RBekessamso “From the Algye the Thalweg Tisza to with the Danube and thence follows the Thalweg Danube to the present frontier of Rumania erges atins affetas eorgeties Te mines 1] ” and hhidal ny eOlOrs , red rhaiweg, con- below its descends tlie ei covered with ver, Ikoline Cli S1dles; $1z7e: spring a di- it May now be viewed. * in stvle, as superior point it kilometers able in value. affluents, the tapid Crisch. 1 at the village passing roshaza and a smal! line it descends its confluence —— a ee HOME-MADE oo. SYRUP esust as unusua! as not pvil town anality. vers newest border; full size. \ ugents.} Sonnenfeld: 2 f , J f J China Sets of Six » ACKERMAN, A Manager (Seconds), 9c Cups and Saucers, $1.69 HREE thousand pu pis’ floral decoration. Six { ips Smart. popular Engraved Initial Tumblers, 6 for 69c WATER TUMBLERS, 9-oz. size. Any initial in gold or plain, for. .68e (Main Fioor—Nugents) $6.00 Water Sets, $3.95 glass, on heavy lank. Come in attractive lage a) of c; Relies Cured Husband and Child, Wife and Mother States. Mre. A. 8venue curve 1m And your ’ lead Jeonings, 1,54 Armitage Chicago, LIIl., writes: ‘*T heard of two years ago, not be wi thout it. been cough! ing for about four vears, summer and and now he is eured of it, and for my child I think there iS notTing better in the world Cc T 610-612 Washington Avenue b while $1.69 ’ —Nurents) » « 4 ] : : .. decorated china and saucers, dinner p ‘la , floral designs . $3. (Main Fico Nugents) Meutho-Laxene about and sinee then would Mv husband had ivsS Tore ing SMS. 3 Housewares Underpriced—Offering Real Thrift Opportunities _ Dosen Master ( leaners one Star | There Are a in St. Louis, but were wise men who followed th Star Dyeing and * ing Co ter Dyers and C onlv winter, lean "Oe Broome; 4-s¢7 ec. tniy "er leaners fhree ¢ «> $: so Ww ash Boi! high - grade breemcoera, Ww a made ever Mentho-Laxene. Wed Ounce bott found is Directions concentrate home a full pint medieine.——ADV\N, Beautifies Anna Smith. 67 Tenth gtreet, ks points with pride ae aeeeee & er having attended a circus, the- as proof of her with a Mrs. 1. tell of $1.78 Wp paces: ve 3% ; good 25c ~ ‘ Sweet ; : od . ovualit 7 revs é6 99 r ? Bove . $1.75 Wash Fleer ¢ amRe ie - evel ‘ ' ; : tubs na’ . a - * nee? Sass agwess om | : : =, Poultry Wire, 3 it sé . s . . - ; " « tT ee! ivan ged: ’ ti . ‘4 a Aliuminoem Wednt ffot $3.75 aod 5 i to DAK ay : ei — néeece lacquered: ‘arouse eee ate Ww rd ater or picture relizious sincerity, ithe minister, who, she said by trying to involve her daughter tn ae a neighborh ood quarrel! by ress- | Se eh ge, ng objection able language (to her ‘The Worst Is Yet to Come" ; _~ ee « Denwoody says he has been una cheerful (7) ditt referrt 4d for some time, anu has been ig in an iron pean. Hie de cae I : —Established 1873— is furative eo 89 tT 65 show’, yesterday causea Singapore ‘Later Bread pry + nwood' lS Tenth street last Sunda) lieavy Canvas Clothespin | Rags. - >? 50 o* eer Clethes Hampers, hinged fret @Gwart «LATO, soceant Kettles: te ename), With .. arrest of T. G. De of $05 South desecrute al rab zee eeday, $1.15 ‘ aere- ‘‘Waters of Venice | © from mace have for a cold, for it helps at once!’ eight phones.— Ady. ' ; fn roan over **e 49 | | chat . mid to a ' _— Cc | it howt cough coll an4 cares HAS FORMER PASTOR ARRESTED peg a GIB wawers soa ering iis Sone peame: ertre coop shape (‘4 ft "} *. nike 48&c . arg? 2 . ~ : Garment Bag ott Gereaentte Four to 10 ‘ ‘ s oecepec! regu ar proce large - “Sedaee s9% covers $1.49 Williew Clethes Basket: cood s.te : nea ’ wood attome $1. 47 AsG* Arnos ee Tron ing j a0c Varnish Paints, *** lar | Ge ’ ° snteed | - .- 3 ~ed. S| .39 a. ty — cert with covers ; vated on etand add Wecnee- . aes $4. Wedneséar aN ._SSuy Renders to the skin a Pearly white compiexton. “ey . 30. smooth $3.45 - re ee re signe “sor kit Rea ~* ,ccusatior ind smith and her daughter querr roLIsH is bes = Oriental Cream\ with his wife and childre | OR ig — Send 15c. for Trial Sise Chewacdt Hat ¢ “eee Ss aL | ve two estore 400 . ith s . T. HOPKINS & SON. New York § in % <_< << Pine : AGY. amith’s K IESELHORST'S 1007 Olive St. B MUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO., Broadway, Wasigmgton Av and St. Charles St.

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-_ .« LE LO ROLE OE AF ST ~-TABs; (Natrothalein) For the Prompt Relief of HEADACHES the people in the general election SLIGHTLY LANATIVE ST.LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH LITLE ROCK, Ark., Feb. 4 ndopted a resolution to submit a pro- posed constitutional amendment year The proposed amend- next 10c ment extends full suffrage to wome! Jurv se! vice would he optional | he * ASh VOUR DRUGGIST. Senate already has adopted the reso lution Hiouse of Representatives yesterday ‘ny ' -_—- foots that he bargain event——the tire season. The % “pier 2000 pairs not all sizes in eve 507 Washington Ave. of Women’s $4, $5 and $6 Street and Dress Boots Women’s Its a real “THINK what this means—onls in grays, browns, blacks, patents and ievelties—button and lace style ‘ry style. lines from our regular stock buy with confidence Be here early while the size and style you want is still to be had R BARGAIN ROOM 2.9) Tor retofore sold lp &O O00. biggest shoe opportunity of the en issortment is unusually complete all sizes in the lot, but Remember, these are all the kind ot Shoes Vou cau and wear with satisfaction. A, | Doubles beauty of your in a few weeks, There’s no other solution. dandruff germ must go before fi. BEAUTIFY # 7, YOUR HAIR ° Gives Life—Lustre—Vitality The your hair will ever have a chance to become strong, healthy, and abundant. Shampooing will clean the scalp but it will not kill the germ. It only tickles his fancy. Luchy Tiger the Real Hair Specific Positively guaranteed to kill every one of the invisible germs infest- ing the average dandruff head. Tell Daddy or Big Brother to ask his Barber for an application of Lucky Tiger and bring home a bottle, or send ua 0c ey @ generous sample with Jree booklet on care of the hair. LUCKY TIGER DANDRUFF CO. Mansas City, Missouri. ee Costs more because lifetime FRDKRAT is aeolid ad YO) #et a Written guaran the company, that amply 3} With each washing machine With stationa rinsing tithe you merely pw out the stopp ' imta hue Water rune . a me (+? " Pp Bitc if : Wringiny Hh Hl fui Wt reat to vou by the | Ooo O00 « vn pan tha Hpanufactures tf and ‘-* sifted Oy an off ' sfraotec ta ' entral 4857 it will last a you get a ¢ i With theee tft + er anid our Finesinkg foor drait : and are near vy aes 4 . _ ‘* 7 Deferred Payment Plan ist Payment Only $5.00 Then $8.00 Per Mo. = ' NO one is nuthors . k Company, unless he ex! of said company attached, : : ; : iver To "asia : ert ANY amount « sibsit. ; Hvome! ite the one treatment for ati noeee, throat and ing troubles It dees not contain any aii (nat is nHhecreear comes With wma outhe A complete outte coate hut tlittie & Aruga@ists e.\erywhere and at Waltt.Wii eon Drug Co., and Hvomet te guaranteed (o beanteh catarrh, croem coughs, cols sore threat and beck. A Hyremel tnbaicr laste a lifetime and extra Potties o liveme!t can be @erv- tained from druggists. ADY., SNAKE OIL ip er Boys’ Cassimere Suits _ 54.08 » rt # Sent jal *%o ghe Post-Diepate! JEFFERSON crs,.2 use yesterday passed Pa tM: Pa a 4 Fe a. See Shi Feb is orde mak we wa Player- AN Will LISTEN ; CHANGE FOR Tt room for the e« on such well-ka STEIVNWAY and | FREE NOTICE the PRICES on SAMPLE and USED PLAY ER- PIANOS for the NEXT TWO DAYS. P O SITIVE.- LY we do NOT believe that THESE PRICES can be DUPLI CATE XO A: .3xe WHERE Int THE UNIT ED STATES ———$————— Speci These a! struments Used Upr Vose & § Kimball .. J. & C. Fi Schuler Story & Laffargue New Star« FREE ; LY Test the otivTraonr «tf LAW as S141 PLATE merits FF

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, _—— etenned ine —_ : eggs. See Show Windows for Furnishing Goods Reductions FEBRUARY eo ae CLAS S§ PLA YER. PIANO in the CUT TO NN ila mong THESE SALE PI. ‘1ANOS the Fim jonly PLAY- iii” {ER -PIANOS at jon the MAR. KET THAT are GUAR- '|ANTEED for TWENTY. uw ££ Vg YEARS. NOTICE the PRICES on SAMPLE and USED PLA Y ER- PIANOS for the NEXT TWO DAYS. P O SITIVE- | Be LY we dojt NOT believe that THESE PRICES can be DUPLI. CATED em. ¥ WHERE IN THE UNIT. ED STATES Special Bargains in Used Upright, Grand and Player-Pianos These are only a few, call or write for complete list. Terms on used in- struments as low as $5.00 per month. Used Upright Pianos Grand Pianos Vose & Sons .$135 $1200 Sample Kimball 95 Grand $685 J.& C. Fischer 125 | One Slightly Schuler 165 Used Grand. 635 Story & Kamp 85 One Slightly Laffargue . 225 Used Grand. 465 Terms on New Pianos as Low as $6 Per Month New Starck Upright Pianos, $400 to $850. New Starck Player-Pianos, $850 to $1200 > BY HAVING a PIANO in JOUR —A YEW PIANO LN FOUR HOME fer 30 DAS ERED. FREE HOME FOR 30 DAYS you can HAVE # PIANO EXPE RT or MUSIC TEACHER THOROUGH- EPRESENTED yor can RETURN tt te tS WITH- LY Tis LP if VOT ARSOLUTELY AS KH ory ~43 —~ A, pee ~~ ‘te you. If SATIS AC TORY. sou can “TAHT te make PATMENTS ane : ren woNTH Ors tSeO PIANOS OH $8.00 TER MONTH LPON LSED LOW as S100 PER WEEK of 85.00 NO EXTRA INTEREST P A STARCK PIANO CO. FREE DELIVERY turers Starck Upright, Grand and Player-Ptanos ST. LOUIS Player-Pianos $1000 Sample $685 $850 Sample. 615 Used $750 Player Used Player. . Used Player. . Used Player.. Vanufac 1102 OLIVE ST. That Germans Were Plotting in [reland. ». last month, he w eontere e EXHIBITION OF ART WORK BY Designs in Color Sent on Tour Large Cities to Arrive in St. Louis beb. 9. of th e ya) brought fluence « cesigzins AT trom 4 to Parisians use zg . expres oosters. wu fiat irons, : in their. vision wealth of svmbolica teria). such as helrne insignia, drums, « "413.500 Peopre will Be Added to the Pay Rolls in St. Louis!’ '— If md . ner fs \ ‘ Saves BASE HOSPITAL UNIT NO. 21 IS ON ITS WAY HOME Base Hio tal] Unit ed at Wasl sinetor its way home member of it er. Mre. Rose ¢ ville avenue, Lieutenant in comn hi A } the members ! letters The wu} and he tt ~ GASCARETS SELL — ule’ Leading Pliayhouse NANT MUON’ s evewres ~ INES EVERY YEAR Se seme . ‘ + Bes ’ Ai Cot and bowels va . re * 1.8) her th CHAIR PARISIAN CHILDREN COMING ‘hey'ce tine! Don't stay bition THE 13 of SICK, wih GREGORY KELLY And the Mrtix: New York Company. Nights, $2.00 Pop. Mat. Wed. $1 Sat. Mat., $1 se. “She: SEATS THURSDAY Thrill NENT SUNDAY. ard Veiller’s Dramatic THE GREATEST DETECTIVE PLAY OF THE GENERATION * Nights & Sat. Mat.. $1.50-50c, Wed. Mat., $1 seat« Also at Conroy's, 1100 Olive. VED. Wat Zoe to 81.50 Nights. Sat MAT. 50c¢-8" “TAURETTE TAYLOR in the New Comedy of Chara‘ ter “HAPPINESS” = "2. tertl" Vianners st NDAY NENT —F ATS Tl RSDAY friumovbal Return —tricinal Pavorites TURN::RIGHT! THE COMEDY THAT EVERYBODY LOVES » Wed. Mal. 25c-$1.00 ‘« 1100 Olive ™t. NTHts 506¢ to 8° ~AT.™ uT. the te rt wo sents Aleo at ‘ onre F am. Ninth at ‘ ean, ORP St. Charles — »15~—TWICE TODAY—8:15 } LUCILLE CAVANAGH Ws B. Ta DOOLEY & SALES LIGHTNER GIRLS “MARRIED VIA & ALEXANDER WIRELESS” Bovce Combe—Bessy Clifford “Birds of a Feather.” Julius Tannen WATS... 15e to 50e rv ite te $1.08 > TOP THAT COLD AT THE VERY START HURLBURT S CAMPHOR PILLS TAKE ONE AT ONCE—If you enceze, enuffie, or feel a chill coming on. Carry the small bottle at al] times. Price 2SRAND CENTRAL: “RAND AND LUCAS—Palace of Master Dramas and Music PALS F HAROLD LOCKWOOD and a Brilliant Cast in the Romantic Comedy - Drama ~PECTAL NOTICE: First and only showing of Wilkes-Barre Day, the in the International Typographical Convention held at Seranten, Pa., Aug. Performances of ° |) Hiumfeld’s Concert! Prices, befere 6:30, inet @ 1:15. 6:30 and :45 Orchestra GRAND THEDA BARA in “The Light GENE RODEMICH AND THE LIBERTY ORCHESTRA SOLOIST, TOPICAL REVIEW. COMEDY. Beginning Thureday—PEGGY HYLASD in “The Girt With Neo Regret ‘ tlh sWEST ENDLYRI i MAR ay FUCLID CHARLES MURRAY in a pt FOO Tan ic ° '-part Mack Sennett Comedr Pat NE DAVID H ‘SILVERMAN’ 8 "ORCHESTRA io p. m, Two Complete Shows Every Evening. 7 and © O Cleck. Daily Matinee, “= “EVE POR | rr” sunday. behrvary in—w VP = LOCKWOOD in “Pals First” Beginnin NAZIMOVA in CONTINUOUS o4.W.te tir. M. The CENTRAL ALL 15¢ tt}h and Market “Pats SENSATIONAL PLAY FOR BROAD-MEINDTD reorLe. THEDA 8 A R A rHE: INCOMPARABLE | f CINDERELLA CHEBOMES 4 Tonight and Wed. THEDA BARA in ‘‘When a Women Sins.’ ——- ws arrAach MP ~ in ‘Toe Many Millieas’ over. “ ~ eneeng Rill. Parsee . & Pri—ANITA STEWART n VIRTUOUS WIVES.’*"° shown here exctustvely on Senth Side ‘(O%STANCE TALMA ADGFE. “sance fer the t-eete. AMUSEMENTS GRAND 2 imi IS2S Be NINE ACTS OF og GOOD VAUDEVILLE & PICTURES The —Tas ASD MAR LALKEE Offer “Ne Mother te tuwide Her.” LEtahH DE LACY A CO., in “Eb sceee Magcuae.” WACKEA & CLEGts, the Intreder and — he Queen on Wheelie, PHROZINI. MI E- ry & LOCHMAR; GEORGALIS THI. JFORGHE & TONEY rrieaKkeTT & ROMAINE rer& CAVA. Wertd’s teiest Sewse in Pictures, > inehioe aod vote 2&2 Jef Comedies. en never AMUSEM ENTS inst 15e- COLUMBIA ""t. _ktops il «2 m. te Bf C-- bY eS tee ADMISSION tT” 156 Minetes of Pun With Pave O'Neill. Fart ©. Witter the Veateon “eters end Keaety ( berwe. Wepktne & Axctetle—Harri« Neltaa Som 4 s40 Beverty Mele. Jeeta A Mole TOM MOORE in “GO WEST, VOU NG*M—ANS Menda* Vii ednesdar 5 Bite ACTS VALDESLAS ana nit. BLT er eee mitt ade in the “BKFPD OF MF Rill Changes Thoredar fendes Iveedar ‘““ONCE A PAL, ALWAYS A PAL” ~ s 3, a) o.te, Mate Fleer, the: Bal.. i Se * — Ta 1919 Winter Garden Revuexs? | _ s o z . 5

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14 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ss PUESDAY aE ----— ones ns ~ = —_ ———— ~~ Ce nn een = sated 2 ee Inafiuenza (ioime Japeneen Philos NR A M | AN SS?’ taowis DX TOR WHO (1 . + anal FOUR WEEKS’ TRAIN : sw \\ HLED IN FRANCE OC“ ; i i wee ' ca | LA NS KILL NCE arta A atu ‘FOR ELECTRICIANS IN NAVY : | x ’ , : : : . fi eke | a 7 . : Picssaheas = Patnereed © cpeeeme Will Pemin Bakes! 2 wan graduates KILLED BY A tI i ~n : " a ii Neat Momdas: Men Have Only > ai the « phytic : . 2 | | . , , | | io Pag bAving Papenate i onmi eve se otk: tf Se a a i a WATER Fi. ‘ Lieutenant in . . S. Mle pleat seam, adec , ken Boho! . , 2 ; * orps, and Attachced >. eh agra oy” 8 A RAW SIRE THROAT F elechaaient Sandie GAaeneaene : AMERICAS PHYSIC - AND AFOs kely to Use Bill as C ; ‘Kdward nan. Bases Quickly When You Apply |*t?erienced met, lasting shout ia . A LL a disease germ RAN BREATH + Lieutenan bon a Little Musterole : ; _ , wants 1s tune. Time to : - Dispatch. — a ¥ ' . , ' i sm thie eeoetetbismtiveai ‘Time cies? Serre ee ij ; —— 5 : — ; HEL P YOUR and draws out the soreness and pain, ahh d will meet four nights | | 1 bi) ; 8 8 of gimme p bil! increasing $25 . _ . se ' , x ; } . : : \. . ’ iwo and one half hours a victory over your health. lf 4 es jis policemen ~~ aT hue Gr cere, at geoky ee We : , & Musterole is a clean, white oint | ") ; Coe . the board has. breers ax moeitvre’y dy be worn : _ € . rc) iGEST | eg) NJ ment made with oil of mustard, it war 7) a a. — |, stipated, you cant afford fo yt time on sen conenat Reeie affcted wth Pad dresth td He. © eatin: vei , , = | is finc for quick relief from 6&ore p wy DPE Pewee of this course watt for relief. Use PLUTO—# 4 yor oye neon a salary in qQuat ~waert Trrvugh (Y pearun Olive | 4 ‘ eoiie ‘ threat, bronchitis, tonsiltis, croup, stiff he rks quick] hor 7 bs Py oe er peireeresi Ts. 159623: ~~ wette? ‘ «ft . - . rm a “= | VW hen ac id-dist ress¢ d, ner k. asthma. neuralgia, headache, tan @8 qe ¢? . Se Sei eliy ae. lideiim wees wo q y, t 0 oughly, gently, * > : ° ’ ' , ermtet ie iat 5 ele. piel - : : 4 - : ] e hes ae tier Ser Qe Peet 2» | reheve the indigestion. congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum- . | a na e ' ne Being gern water, it iS more be c Orrick gp rotate eS Me ere Ye. ° i @eRNa ' ee bago, pains and aches of the back or *cheel for further tnetruction, lasting ; than a physic—it tones Up your = & Police Aeon: Reeare Over “Sire a goerty ie wre ’ , : ; SS with joints, sprains,sore muscles, bruises,chil- from four to six months, They will oe ee. whole system. Ask any physiciag, é. Eeepanied & commilice der Fem ve De Wows ant Fron, blains. frosted fect, colds on the chest. Ye paid $42.60 a month, with oppor to Jefferson City and a before the mun! eek Oe FY see = , ¥ : ae Nothing like Musterole for croupy chil- tunities To rapid advancemept and Bottled at French Lick Sprin gs : ; tes Pe Wiwvyv ary oe. yur: * hx : Perey Ye, 4 ¢ ’ -¢ eae 2 dren. Keep it handy for instant use, substantia Mecreaxse in pay ifter | ; On sale at all drug stores, botelg ™ jons committee of the Po eerie secre, “~~ ey “tat whi? _- = e~» i JES A MALY (LAN Dissols c easily on rllow price ful ae shed y\ t bis (,ave iti ' at Large bottle 45e 4 I T Applicants niust be between the aller tle 20¢ 5 , main were that the cos > eee Ji ? if — we ' ee A » : to take as candy. iges of 1S and 30. and must have had nit . ‘ aa increased greatly an Going sein ary et ma , K ee > your stom ach it least an eighth grade education In P French Lick Springs Hotel Ca a of a policeman’s equl n> > % eee hd : mark: evap ine : Pr. Pts a (dition to qualifying physically ) French Lick, Indiana a than doubled in twe Teme 2tt ote ar An are ;' _ = ' " Ps . sweet, trv K {- moids. - They are ; required to sign an | "at AD Soe 59 2 it was impossible for : = . igreement ts niist in the navy upon i | i . a of $100 wh MADE BY be | 7 T aA BOW NE ‘ oOmpletion «) the course Appli i | ah ' 34 —_ #e ye sand Be - ’ ’ he ; | ; } ' 7 n » MAKERS OF SOUTT'S EMULSION | LLWAYS A BUYER FOR ints should apply at the Navy Re- | | Y, . = Club on the Senat filieated) and truaneferied es 4 bill. ~” pe: toma to Tes tion. ('n@e, ° uiting Station, Calumet Building, : : | ae E¥rom present indicatior similar salary increa * th Siaeatg , 7 , oe , ‘ : 7 Republican leader ~ in ~ gos ey Se — COV : Of high quality Shoes, on their way from lsuse are of the opinion +! ; ' ; a “at - ) ria he , P -* ' -_ £ ~ =: 9 ad ss . : : siaaiied . get his salary ine ma. rte. , - the factories to various shoe merchants, ie op te in bad sth Seventh and Chestnut streets. a to be used as a club on p Kansas City police has , : . , , : ‘ ne , =~ wrap paneer wat — , + : VEL OC CIAL. [ONMIO, STATION were caught in the recent flood at — atatagy see ype» } - ‘4 | : * we | - | rr! ~ ’ . _ sto .: ss Ny ~ ‘Re | = . = 4 ss - ™ . i + a —_ s —— . \ a h v7 e- ™ — 7 ee th. es ‘| - . - — ‘ ; > Will Represocent Amer | ber of Commerce of Mex » William Filewellyn Sat Ber secretary of the Mins | National Defense. ha Winted representative in taxesout_|| TOMorrow, Wednesday, Feb. scans ; 24 a . T) ir? : 7 ~ Z FOUND AT LAST THE KINK : . 7 Rented tages untmer naset Fe Sg Ss 6 GREAT LOTS—Nearly as when turned out by the factory. Note these give-away prices Sin the Commeress! Bul New Drug Borandine Canses Bi * er ewe —_ 4 : ae ne streets. His dt Sur va ¢ ’ * aa- J Bs : i € | ovtain the co-operat $1000 REWARD IF WE PAI! m. Kas Cay. R A Riée- | . z . mm The organization he w ON OUR GUARANTEE tat ther P tg, = LOW founded during the v Ladies’ Kid Boudoir Slippers Shoes val of the State [be Raldridee. Corp aArther F ihe = “ -- ’ in red and brown . o-evyelet ties; some grt Pe yes ~ laude . ) : ’ | c =a ver Miller, Independence: Ed Rau w 4 . ie: ARRESTED IN coc ber, Hamilten. Lee Leubbers, Leo , A a i. ee pala Herman Wo Martin Wrigh = . . | Bee + a an — cg et een ES: Serve, Wrien: Al ; waxed Assortment ne Ladies’ 16 to 22 Another Big Lot + ee ote, ee core Ee "its llecman Vane: Vilasg@ow lat ’ | e = ns Ps i and, 1308 Wa et W Reeehert. Canton cies C -adies Shoes ' ° . Eyelet Boots of Ladies’ Shoes °2.” 33 Besrenue inspectors ra Hidde ar Claude Rogers rst Come. Iirst choice a! In all colors; extra high tops ; a6 34 ) be + ®$ and 1111 Wash an R | hl Denlamin aa lead ¢ cide, black, tam and gunmetal: oe — up-to-date eu = Attar an agent, fai : Louis, Cuban and English snapes, pialn and fancy ce r money, had pur Returned ts wut iprev ieuels i gunn eta! i ) : SS eh bas 7 aa ‘ I ‘ . par = 6parted fiet of Up tO 4 capped toes; long or short Come in Wednesday and : = therine Hughiey, f m . ‘ Tl e@tw AL xk | tw” Aut, ‘ye e. towels re . 7 aie Di at ¢ . : Vamp. Worth up to $15: 5 ale » n ‘7 = a . . Fred Lucas. rs nee : pick a $10 Palr at &, @ Mace. a white womnr id. lil, who said she ' . ; ted milesing) Wace ‘ Wa! price, oen ney Kev tee iile taymend Npurhoek . , be Dy tehtey . : gf. ee =? 8Ome cocaine ° imeta . : aS $ PR -— oe Lucas admitted hav r ea Killed if action ipnre' MaLY Teh . a - oJ a ; “ : $e worth of cocal + eee ' yi heting ) RK l@ea: SnHhethen hen FE ti . Hughiey was at oF} ws or Cons pathon The Poor Folks’ Madicing— wors'.o'om2"..an'"een, | Carter’s Little - . Bed 20 yackaces ot ce An Old Time Proparation— "“w'somagaameres: coor eso Liver Pills NAL WIND-UP OF OUR SALE OF MEN’S OVERCOATS, PANTS, LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S COATS retail] sale. Lucas @ ‘ oaerR. Mariin 1 Rhee Recommended by Thousands »«. ot Wapdererninen Two Big Lots Added to Our Present Clothing Sale Lill Wash stre and Pear! Willis - sarnipes h ss LADIES" COATS DRESSES wer foris vonre of euee of 4M cay SEE THEM Worth up to $25: wool velours Pousnes $8 88 All sizes and colors; popiins, silks, taffe $5 7] : . | ' . arrested. ie the time to purity & and popular mixtures: at tas: Worth up to $15 ie olarest Worng Seed : IN OUR STORE OPENS CH CHEMIST . ———— aes fates vias eer WINDOWS M E oo 9 A.M. B day and vee you - WEDNESDAY t Whole fami pale- . , — | — $ 3-5) y 4) i RSEY city. N. J © Peirce of M 'Tesearch chemist for ~ manufacturing pla was burned in a 4. St the plant ve wit : or his tn furtes. ¥, ’ ba) _ ¢ sad on & cook use & ¥ ay RR a. Reape: spe eID ‘ : : ; iat ie 6 is tie c 8 § fe A®eoriated Press y wart , Vm —— ¥ . y* ’ ‘ £ > bi oe a c . 3 sy: ae, oe: e 4 +

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TUESDA | | i FEBR ARY a "1919, " | 15 e —2+— ut ENTERS FIGHT CAMBON ENUMERATES SOME OF "| small ax compared with vw bulk of | R LOST A AND | F OUND | CARPET CLEANING UPHOLST'O ~ SITUATIONS-MEN- ‘Boys SITUATIONS — WOMEN. “GiIAL®: 0 th on ani resides, pu Cc | . Pa We nyse ye - OID, FED uty a _ GERMANY'S ERRORS TOWARD Uj, a feeling would not have retmeaned 4 D E A IT H S J aac | tnd ance wating. © 2v6 Oitvn at xe n gg oo So 1EOTOR With om . tayo Con : AUN DRS Wants to — os an, “ among American citizens any ac- = eae . 1) Carvet Ceantng €. carpe. qa, CTT a! SENT (2) LAUNDRESS 3) feecaee: BS Fitness Linie!l DFSSGNER Sit and merbantes! - drafta- Ph wet and Fritar “Remont 1a. Pi} ‘Put Too Fak knowledgment of past loyalty ~which! AHONEY- -Entered into reat, on sun- . _— — . ++ : s ae pee “ AN Hk Vv Much h in ¢ Ww ash. pe v pp : ne . : - e | kel Hie : A‘ / a m.. ; ? I Ot Ne Lf LIBER ry LOAN ; si . . “gery ‘ a man. euper ienced iv store ana eas ft x - ri ¥ UNpPRS ea * ae orge me ea ture werke: atte to Getimut'¢> «eot yerme- out ington's Farew would have been considered a ~ a ell Admonition Re- een considered an act oney. de the | 2 ‘CAC - » and Tim Mahoney, af COUPON BOOKS . ' ; -m by «my. of tre: ery. Le } } nent t ‘ uit one ae garding Entangling Alliances. treachery | rn, wae of 4) sears. | = wee. sinh. S040. 203) ‘ RINTING Z ANS: ADDRESSING nent pesition im Gr out ef town. Box i; | CAUNDRESS an - — ] r 1 1 fet). , ; eOurrad : - - : >. >. sll By the Associate ‘“(jerms , ‘ Lae a ly d Prete. rerinany had made the mistake Mm ed ‘se a : -4 * de = ' == 4 , : free . reel f Not roe é' ’ ~ ~~ teen. 3 4 . AAt- ch beaten lace ow for printing DRUG “LERK—sSir be reeietere:! even-~ « an MB nm ons PARIS, eb, 4.— Julee Cambon concerning the principles of the ry ti 39: ‘7083. ory ‘ zt} "i i: . rte) “Cen. TITRR = ings end Sundays: reference Box H-* LAt NDREME Sit. be mu sgloret, ‘Wedres' « ; —--— : cay Se ture ia Bor one : ~ 7 nest ns Sa b AP Px . ~~ be eas “ —o a Pe ' — in House Seem fF rench Ambassador at Berlin up to Ame rican for eign policy VW hich for ‘ : . i ‘ ne NI d s {« ‘| ‘ P 5RORD “ : ] - : ] oA . ved 10O er veh Tae beet - Vi meg atch LE EAR ee I A Pe a ae ~— +t ieee ; . shh * , : ' XD xs ; ' “a oe , vear _ ae : - orders for ‘s ¥", oR PRIC [AN —str.. elevater maintenance [1-4 : . eden many years rested on Washington's tered } st. anil > ONO ¢ 9.9: 55 viern Prinein ; , : ) man: 5 years’ experience. Fox H-34, P_-D womans Bb ‘, ‘stevens Lis : rey . — . . : : ‘a : y to Use Bill as Club for the outbreak of the war and now a farewell message in which he advised 2) Home Rule Measure. me » » te of the French delegation to his countrymen to stay carefully out ee. | mr laa e conference, has written an of alliances with European Powers, | @?¥shte Me : Mra Henry H. Trani. omg perm f ar ae aaa ae in the Rev ue des Sut what Washingtotn wanted was to , mer iY _ or n ae ' / r . oe ami *-) , od staff Correspondent of the eel cithin es entitied (serman mr- gain time for his countrv to reach , oan « Se — est. Ce . : ' ‘ om? 4k . r : Time to . Post-Dispatch, whic h ate soe 4m é nited States the point “ here it would Le the o &. Thomes of Agein’s *hurch thence to ~ P , 585 o~t45 | _Stove renaire, 216-21¢ % Third at.) «s ENGINEER si). os sestetent: have marine -ACNDRESS—Sit, by firet-cinee coiorey’ of Police Commissioners of Sales art Stor’ 0 ° United Another error pointed out by M. rPREARSOWN—PEntered tnto rest on T: 6s oe. LStsaiim © 3°97 ” ». LL i} ” veers experience with al! tTpes ee Jndell 20730 ai e _ ; ; . rT > s oy sf : . : . “eb ' : ; nie . ‘vt : - rf P r r- ,O° 7 > 4 ; yee , ' . . . 2 eet _ . ‘ sands of other puis last night entered actively | yaip Universit % Fie Farrand of Cambon on the part of the Germans) rh. 4.1919, at tts am. Valeria Pearson | SUSE Saisiy aesage sanee _WALL PAPER CLEANING. ETC Ki ~ ~~ ™ seemmtendaosmetis jhe an tee ee See ae ee » Pe 2 ’ ° ° ” . . = ve Son cp " . a TT. ’ ' . . re. e , . ° a 3 a - . ; oe . . oo owe é 1 ; ae . Na Nt as LOPS Pre CL ts 7 a ee ; ; ° . 4 . . P even 6 hours— the fight to obtain the passage of ticle a Saha r y. e {. { ambon S afr - Was il har iiik OVC! look ed he cee 2 ‘ : Cear Ade 4 er of lla gn Pea sor. wf ms ' . a PAINTING nae Pee hang 2 iecorating hk NtHINEER W arate! hive em pin ment our of TLAt NDRESS ‘jr be colored ofr cleanin. oan Ra! r re. I y. S102 Delmar Forest “oe 6Dei. city, ean handie stationar: plant or hote- Bemont 122 Carrie Kipreil, S708 Adarr*, ; ’ : idealism of the voune ‘ ican sernis id and . | , A ow nie armies of ms Nn increasing the salaries of the yw « 3 young American . pemy ; aA socmltgrn agg gen nah » P4AR2RX 930° 21:47 & 7 nh ,. bas ae lag qn" Germany has made not a few soul.”’ u ‘om 1 len eSst BR rd road. | | 5553 e5e , ~" : ay oivctimaaiadl ice wy See .-- a. DN. ar nomen Paes L.Al veare oa experience: ne objections am” A... £9 a ‘ ary : to ccation. Rox \Y.40n% Pome - -Dispatel ris LA’ \DRESS se mning: white, : ~~ Witt gH 4 time the board has ever done §r-..; : ‘ O47" [eAe" 4 ter- ’ ‘ | ! ’ a s ‘T° : ire ‘« ; . ? . . ‘ . 4 . “¥s ‘ . “oe . ; — ——s ® m f afford fo : “i ts ; i i ed tates. The first Was t& he although religion jx not a state af- wen ee Ly patere,. : rept Mi / a) ‘ ee Dias 133 ‘ a A ant (PRO F ESSI ON ‘ 77 ti “MAN. ~ at. eX pe>nrien ol Ww ith traight- ra Ww. shhoneedi. tb Raw vent *T4 2 A pa oo ow c ood | sm” 84 anes NAL} raft and dewn-draft Boilers. Box H-2s, LAUNDRESS--Sit.. colored. pi : . than give its consent to the po- | yi... a Po Use PLUTO- it a a a salary incre eve that no true fational sentiment fair in America, mos’ ceremonies are to have 4 salary increase bill | exjcreaq e} Post-Dispatch Themiay: reference, Mecda Andersen, i$ j orou h] ] ’ M BOGE An the county y. to feel that Opens d and ‘ losed VA ith pri ‘ers awrence mn | Tr). | nor , és 7" 0): 30h ,OORR ae ly : Ae onl Oe PSE ES OT ES RR ne Morgan at : . é 4 pais B y; gent y. agi a democracy cor ~>S f ‘ ’ , . : Nellie penr and our gear grandmoth:s ) j OvIrTN tA iE apeate luc Hine reeds: miwnre ee Tre oT MAN—dsit, by experience! white man wat it . ck Bishop, Judge Acdvocate if bundiea Wwe aaeeeo “a Ommiltlee o , ‘-. : . — , eon jas 3 . at } m., -—* — . we ‘ vents posattion im y “atl o Le P Sift.: sal umlea te a sk any physician, | owns me Mines as ‘ = we unable to constitute a homogeneous Civil War “There is a higher law irch, thence to C: y 4 pa ATTORNEYS AT LAW «| one 79 z * : ne home or laundry work by the @ay. BUA. . to Je ers i ¢ anti ‘ ‘ nig t whole. than the Constit ution itself ee . ter’ Wotor. iends are respectf ily 7 — — — . ~ : pee. “ 4 . s Pw > Oe ee Ry NT rOR St tps coloret: goo! reference dor ian _Rowneor mont ny ; , § before the municipal cor- “Neubtiess there we i a owe’ ¢ thine Sat : 1 C; invited ay = a ae ee mMawers | LE (,A ' wat ters, ‘damases ana pension cases Rox Tf-98. Post Disnveteh, Ly& og wv amMn edna Tre a certain is ini ligner aw wat ,eT- eee eee v ' am ’ mich? 21 attended to: @ivice free | . “ r> rae Sa | day out or Bundies te bring The ior amittee of the House as . : , bat | 0 T—Entered nio res ’ rriclz alti, ren c a 1}. TAPA NESE (,0ont, expertanced hovuseman "ost aa mont f th . number of Americans of Germani many did not credit to America hd - at 99-4 , Mi: Lm}. ost laturday evr , ; | Pt estar st RRMA! i OOH wants position in private famile or hetet, | oe " “— leading advocate of the measure. origin who remained faithful to the. M. Cambon concludes. “Doubtless Sco ae 7) ar Hoved wi f San ald: ower ~ of em ay Gitex — - Ar LAW | on IUREAL. Sed Chestanur: Box HO. Poeet-Dianateh. ‘eae ip — ; ao ae committee heard the argu- fatherland. but their number was Germany herself did not know it.” Scott. dear Gauahter of Mra. 1.. 8. Taek =, at . git mS fhe Raliviers. . - es Ratger Great 5004, FB day ont: Tueeday; call Wednesday, Aamve gg 4 sence. Mus Sorth mi : AN. High school graduate waute morning ifter on i.e = Hic TA N — sit. by general electrician s bring a one Forest ed "Tanic. “ ith Zoed recommendation: prac- 7 At \ DRESS = ot. rele STOVE REPAIRS ; thsi experiences with both a. . dé. ¢. Th ut dav ar Fr riday Ficnersamnt ES rere Arms for ““any o i4 rave Main Babe a! E I. ECTRICGAL VWAINTENANCE — mens . ent ral e ni y | llrowun : . . a —s 8 al allround expefience tn electrical werk LACNDAERB a.” coloced Btu ro aR, ALE =k SUPPLY CO. ' + wll bw, See ' ‘" (ati Delnmr on 3 “= __ Katherine, a i 7 ? 1 : sister-in-law and niece, , p 20ne" 24. L4intr —_ --- rs OUFTETITS, Rew V-A7* —_ ’ ; — Latet ", by colored, d ) , ; ' ] LEE AR LG. AR. NS AEP SN te ie Sia ee aga SR mg MN ee 7 a ee ee h Lick Springs. ag stores, hotela, i ee i ee es = wt EE OO Se AR es. ge alia ill, We on a atte tie al oe ee ee ee 7 Re enya, ae ae LLL LLL LLIN SEN ER A ETRE A AD BNE age ey mts” le 45c¢ ACCOUN 'T--Expert therouat amiliar ork: will cousider anything: just out of LAL NDRESS— Colored. wishes first t aaye Me: tle 20¢ in were that the cost of living ° ° e reet. an rch. t . } ' rua pared i eward: re | Thereared greatly and choc oe F UDIIC SOU CMANG UTigmall wiiwcoe swerve = wee aia RS Tir) ALT an eo St age Hs, Roe eat" | Wc ae aren ment ae : SHAWK—On Sunday, Feb. 2. 1919, at 9:45 Doui—Lost, male tov | ; : = MAN AND WIPFE--sits.. to go out by day,} 2° = 2 ™m. Bmem _ ' : e to " ' >, Wy LAl NDBRESS— First-class colored . ~ brings Hotel Co. of a policeman'’s equipment had . Ma: ‘garet kdna Shawk,. eloves torte oy @ > nay a 4 DANCING 71.5. laundry; bundles te bring home: man | “ Indiana . ¥- . Smash Va to @erubh and wank windaw a Lindell _ 4006 rents Toeeeday and W etnentag wut. F..and the tliat pt , . 265 : a aa ‘ set ‘ ’ ‘ " - eI Ce i i a ee a : — aude ie cienas . in Tdveebet i 4aeta 4 iti Wee than doubled in two vears, so ing Gear MAN—sit. by colored for porter work or ens it Was impossible for a man to N u xX d Sha ime pet ; ' ate ~- : nae \ o> the mae ¢ . lawn: is : — . ank . nd Effie and the lat aes JOD: au arty ' Ntered | ccicsia ae ee ee kind of work; ety references, Cabe. Bo LAC NDRESS..Str, ty colored; goed work... ona salary of $100 which police- a e 4 on thur Shawk. — | raught's house on Wednesda Jn: 2 an SaGk Wines Pane a — ee, | _.TekeTy t SURGURRWA ‘ eferen.« A dnesday. Thursday. Friday . a4 : 3 Moner ednesday r , mn gingh dres “wis; the lase 4 =2 Re : . eng ncaa ema a “og Roment a7 , oral ) , now receive. Se rom family fesiden ; wis pl ym dai ¢ girls. dead: no questions as! ‘ S ik ' any hour: latest dances | * sit.; J years’ expertence banking. «| aes : I : raught Kes rhea ‘ in Pn mtee : by > oak tn ‘ears merchandising: good references; can LA! VEuaaS Sit. experienced. bundles 4 mast oidert Sec iit ! Na ons a the wpulic desires pasition wit h bring hore: good ironer and elaan Cub on the Senate. Physician Warns Against Danger tits: mana Te ae momen Sation. | Stare ‘ant 3 present indications. the bill ae “a ees ' 7 2 nM OG setting ~a . - — Ss wees SMCOni, FI BS a bast rtol ‘hel! e pin Trop ot) of or masesement of apartment building. %! Fase Mt. uy Celored git eenerle nem ~“wM Sunda ening. Empress Theater or 1 : cluh er home: aeepavens. reliable. highest Mrs fiteven Ae 8 Carrison ae Y-230), P.-DA58 | salary increase bj! or _— rea eX Sunda) nee ) ! DS cay oli ‘e has t . on ren t Ow eC! . P * s ois ‘at 0:48 ey : ~ “ @ “i +9 th so Eeware “Fe | Joffer a ee, ee ~ De oina e ee a referencen: oscerny._™ ener | oe “RME—Practical. care for inv alta oF - Kansas yY police has met a te g , ’ - I . Sruer = ' ee . ferent ‘ee OO ' o MAN- Ait.; By - FP wear citv or eoun- (lerly person; first-class references Call My : ire i Sunda evening i bursiiay 2857 B. | Stuart beloved sor ; ; so Pos | it was introduced by Senator dear father of Imogene! Til nd Trt I = Ny m Fane & lesson night and parties ol poem Work: Box HA. S| pane T : nanos ¢ reity « | . ie tron yeh ff) p BX. OPERATORS. Belt : oF - ©. a 1 > d E d t art iwhne : eo ty ” 7 — . } Sal wie F fo AVE re cademe a ‘ en p ‘of Kansas City, who is « ignea AN naurance jel Artillery). al le» BRR AND Lost; containing’ porse iv CAVE, Dancing Academy. Unve and Son: | an Waste Werk ied Ser Ried: © year «| year” emuerianae: firanoban | White Hal! 1} _ ‘an bart neme — epupuagmennes = —_ = 2 eaten. ae eae PO I PG IE TC Beg EE OTS TT re pep ie the Pendergast faction in Jack- 5 u . L Da ass ill or pho nent ‘County Democratic politics a Organic Tron—Nuxated Iron Pemetond a eo i ' o 14 — dtr Bit. , ;... ! wees: ‘te ves & truck. hands at anything: wife {TA NIsT--siu.. ledw wishes to has ah * ’ he remarkable results ke . - Ye so White atl .s ils. i f | : 3 st, rit contain , aris > y ¢, are y qu , ote “aetenhe Lauiene one a@irl : Rex 1.187 Post-Ti«parch dancing ®. heet or pictere sabow. :" now has contro! of the police duced bs Nuxated iron Og : : . ; 4 — h ‘ 1 ee yrs Pan + , arah ; hs : ims 1eDeT, He \ Burk. 5 . ong college setudenr wanfs work af. “rr Post -Dirnateh under the Gardner admin- W'despread sale it Deing estim . : SULLIVAN-——Entered Into 1 } lday, : we. Ms = ann ’ (ee ernocns and Saturdays or evenings; — wil! SECRETARY ~— Position wanted by e@ a ated that over three million pen : { are “uy, red. « Vit, at Sullive AN oA ro) FSW um be we oe ance ait (ences cerrectiy and ag 4 — ee: dae a Box r- canahie young woman. Rox Y-4 Boast. Btw 1908 : : tullivan ‘and dear ,! ? ions asked for return of lady’ mickly at Arcadia: 25 instructors; petv aed Sh ah \ —=) | STENOGRAPHER - STENOTYPER — ? ‘ Die annually are today using i: ' y husband ol v Sullivan at } x . | tu private ——- oni . Republican leaders in the as led to the offering of nume: re. F. X irown n ing bun if kes wat lessone any Ph ‘ lasses every evening MANAGER of successful carage wishes to seme experience wz Kast Stein et. ood . . : . , . ° ' neral fi dence, o02 age yu Woe CW.. ' n ‘ im «rape “ ive fel! ' ma! © ; sons. | sap abe ut ae ” il Way i Ol are of the opinion that Casey CUS SUbstitutes, ang these physi , iw Meg a neirt met Perane een O ee lone _J.todetl 4358. tg a Bg for personal Re * Soe | STENOGRAPHE he. and aseimtant book. : , eians mentioned he ‘ ae —— “ ev. « , = : ' a . ry b ; ; ‘and prizes ctven away t our ow sults: ampie expe! nce. x vent ’ , f ” t his salary ”_ hi iow say that nee ' 2 tomen th Om! Niner . ar ou W-1398, Post-Dispatch (a? keeper ine lady; good reference, aa" merchants ge i! aiar’ increas ill health officlals and doctors e, erywhere : . : rh : ane . Tels « Re . A, S -. me at Cave ane : : ma -* Kaeton av “>. : . . " nte » » a’ th on aa nee saiendi expartenee. siesiren waa , . . , ‘ " . ’ ’ "isn to ; he ; yi " inves | ‘ y ; we "es ’ ; ‘ ‘ _ ‘ : rid e* r ~1 , - - — , cn vibe ’ ————— ee a ’ , . _« $ ollar TL their ‘change control of the police | r § then they en a ther Of getting a prescription for Nuxate —_ Funeral will take place from : Ae : nd pommel aa : a and latest music: finest ball room OFFIC = Ma X— Sir nv “omakio~ “dla ufacturing firm. Boy Y-5, Port Ute tea terty. ; | NUXATE _ be sure to look on 1 abel a ~ that the words Of his sister, 1432 Clara avenue uc MONI LO. Sunday afternoo a. in and accommodatiens. Cave : charged Lieutenant, technicai school gradu. | TKI EPHONE OPERATOR — ait, be expe tl ¥ m@ Democratic Governor to a/| -AATED IRON are printed thereon of tinve will be giver ( currency, please call Centr: war Academy, Olive and 2%b. FT. Albers, ate: executive ability: energetic: best refer- enced, on P. B, Li references. Tele hone i | , | Phere are thousands of people ing iro o mM : . : | ager ences. Bell Kirkwoed 671. Bex Y-t}.' po’ seoe 9 f . ican Mayor, or he will lose out - = Ors pay 3920 GREFEF , “E “VI rT) ~— - -——-~ mee Wants to connect with seme automeabiie. ma- 7) ; From this position, they argue that . J : at r fathe- ~phine sis . “CE -WAR! Bomont = DP : arg . POL airong or well, you owe it to y¥ ‘if to make the low! a ne, ye wee lage 7 a - DEVMAR 2017.1 TEL i at allways chine or sheet metal shev deine or warring - om om — = matin it ; to do welding: muet be steady worker: wil’. “ OM AN Must rave work: an ¥ ~ et WOEBs : hum . eould not consistently pass. & , : test: See how long vou can work — ww far vou yas — — wean ae i ~ ) m9 A - ee iS ee , , , ~ sa ‘hoo! 41} blive Lone five I77 teh) . rth ; \ ‘ sy ¢ out becoming tir d. Next take tw five-grain tablet “a Mux. ong ahs > " fath - oe - NOSE ekg me prs = he informed en thi : tad treme | ie nd : Eveign ana ~~ ' “e | Ss okie ae ; lus ha | lia W grancacaughter ae ae oe ineral reward 7 private inatieution: care. reagenable TORTER—Si,. by colored man as ——-@ Haneock: call at @e ~~ Remonr INT o- Louis is chairman, is to hold both e.. Pd he wu metaliic iron under the delusion that it rand in . +3 x , , r at least seo thi — n Ny . gd2y\ 7’ mon ami os ae PRAYER Pam —~Last on enandy gate . ce. Pox B-148. P c3) any kind of store. any kind of work: goed *% ~ wy ; - 4 7414 Maple boul tr ~# - ——— reference, Romont 9014. Wl. SORAS EX. by wlaweenen, Stes in the committee and give Casey — Nyxated Iron is : remedy but ‘rai from reaidence, dav morning: rewar: of Bike nn OM - Bast Pepportunity to think seriously one which is well kfown to dm ots. Unlike the older, tnorga ' | product a ge = , ott ry ‘i Feb. 5 ce >U RSE—Last. L orth, eontaining $5 DETECTIVES . PORTER#it.; warried men ‘wante work, didna es , r at) “Col ei ae inte SPO EP LO as porter or watchman: ' WOSLEN-—Sit= by two nice. neal colored 1%" tet A NL RE 6 EN AO ce OY a ae 7 = ial OD AE aah A i, ON EG CR NON A A A eS in ensily aresimilated, does not J the teeth, make hem ime rf ‘ , dake this interest in Democratic con- Ts wha en Rhee: a , siete) * ef] n ) ap } " ee nen stomach ane Lape ~ ne pe ee gate = poeyel pee eee ° 4 WiITTE— Entered int t Monday, Nihae...l hat. Gantaining aaa a STECTIVE ady. spectat investigator sme smith oois and eeani : do makis work at heatel or private meerd & : | po ice in St. Louis. every purchase or ft ™ vd 0 ee, Nom wore’ 3 é « disnensed tn t eit: b 7 . “eb : iu Orito itte beloved hus- Pr, rr : é yg re oF Aino etrt ly cont one al. Miss Ja: kson. te 40 Tome Dispateb. 5 j « nz. pad (wll or write “ain Pine ef oe nd , & Dolph Pru . Woltf-Wilson Drug Co.. Enderle Drug C; K e ru ; , f Minna Witte m8 nad OMDCON coright. Forest 5426 13) ~ — ——-. -— et ie i NG perianced, wishes a tthe home rules, a bill can be Johnson Bros, Sarus Co., Pauley Drug Stores Co., and all other druagi sis f ‘une ser ice 3 residences 427 06LLoneg- ‘TRSE— Lost; inith , Return 4117A EX. ’ does shadewing and invest: PRINTER—St.. in sew! shop: private YOUNG LACT — Eavert ne . ae oie pare ih committee only 20 days. but ~ fellow boul d, Wednesda: 5, at 2:30 Fivene a “W m: Fullerton eet Phone Centra a ot - Dispate ven tmke charge. Box R- Delmar Forest 221M we we — nte >t te fey : ye ag nel Fe Si ; -08, Poat-Dispate = o— -* faking caucus action on the home | ; ——— . - tSE—Lost; girl o o hospital Sat “2 ‘iiiaaiaitenii anne | ay Ts | YOUNG LADY —sit; woubl Uke to addnaen +-n9 , da‘ +? herok r Grand car. containing > "TIVE—Fxpert: sAnadowtiurs, in veg - ae ee : ervelopes at Dore, Address . and police bills, the Republic- UNDERTAKERS $i 1 . il) a ' ' bere! re : ls reasonable Offiee and vextéuane relief work, has a few days open. Box ft. wovehean si } ae ro OR ETNS PPR BP LPI_IPPPI_O_LLO OPP LP ory ~ ye 3? “4, r (@, 9. _ Post- Dispatch (3) iene Tete + . . Ps * ‘aston Forest 1507 \Y. i J — would have enough votes in the re - Pie Ti VR. Shadow RESULT PRODUCER Experienced le to give the committee an ex- | he sales of the DEE sir | L, BROS ‘CURSE ‘t, Sunday evening. Fee. 2 DET I ie aE AE oe Cae ee man wants Alabama territory to sell shoes no ly urse, with sor bills and ved oe Olive 4081 (@, ‘want credit. for al open ordets and hour be ee ne ee nh of time for reporting the . ~ trade frem niy territerv: pay wy ewn en references. Re uneral chape! ~iwe avette ay.: ute ‘ re car Phone . Shy . 4 . 4 . . | A . wcan find other bills in mn St. Louis every day abe P E R S O N A L ' ! DRESSMAKING—Reasonable: good on chile city.-or travel ® veers) experience. i nore, rade ote ane the committee members are co 7h > ‘olitaire anvend tle rs ren’s clotiy Cabany 3058W. Rogers eT . MISA Unien ay.: phone For- or more imaertions. y interested and hold those 100 ‘ qrealer than the , ward H returns 4 mt a... *Seair ae he Nia! OE Nie spe sce Me -contaamnna aa . 20¢ a ked. Riverside 144M , THEATRICAL “ALESMAN—Sit. by hoonrabiy discharged | MEN, 20YS —_ . . , , } . rial Notice”. Pp . . Up in the Senate. This is a sys- Globe-Democrais ates mw = altos " onder 5c per Si / prow n ur scart eat et ewer me soldier: 5 years’ experience with the larmeet | mmm One | of log rolling long practiced in 7 — ine extra. Adoption, Coming Eerents nd a OW reward any AMATEURS—Every Thureday night Baa- Wholesale ice and coal company in the city: ARMATIRE WINDER.Must have repeie an?) Missouri Legislature and in other B | ond Dividend Notices, ioe a | “tian Cafe, 2501-3 8. Jefferson; guarantee. can furnished best of references. Vox H-32.| “shop experience; steady position; aned op ee . - : - >. ] a. ‘ 4 p n omas e ? . - . > & a . , . : ~ . : ‘ - a A Seri bLy?@ , ehia if . . ~*~) ) mu nent ' ~ : > = _— To Pee ee era eat iT Flewellyn Saunders, for- son of Anne Bates, brother of Edward. Zenus ete c per line Loache 1 J orense lie, Ind a mi | eerie —— ——- VIXDOW TRIMME} — Wout ee re one oe ‘ tot work bay esiered + mctretary of the Missouri C ~j1 Charlies and Agnes Bates and Mrs. War: ‘ERSONAL—-Will anyone who ses ms ) gig — atom i sie . 7 =, eT eR sae eH (2) —s oot Sinner; Ace2 Je! for xia | “$e sodbogger or —, Joh t ; f Hugh R. Burnes . ; ar fight. Jeffer n ; bE. ' , en . ay THEATER, Wed. Disvetch. —— EVE LIR-— Ae ir Duna: ene who n e ne ~ ne ww A) : : ‘, ter ; inns ’ ‘ I ne 4 7 . . r . oan . . : on ~e « tl " ‘ . . ~ : e ohe Nationa) Defense. has been ap- ieeaent nt take nase from he fam) ' “——% ‘ my ale pa ' Villian } ; ~ leh } 9 } p t . at ri ‘rin . —— - 4 aad re - iclare. Til. rst Tecter OL VG MAN- Married. wants » work of ap preferred 4 leo are gia ae ratter and gis representative in the United residence, 4544A Page boulevard, on Wednes- , ‘ y m at Vrance widoweGg meine $5444 [Tage > * RIS i ed * a Ce a . i —s a on H-t Val Pispetcn. yyse - jer, I. WW, Hoffecker. 415 Mills #t.« Larios “hay , day morning. eb. 5, at 9 oO’ ciock, to Caivar) mal ine Joh ; var deat rother -- *y =e 2 6 TURES ' NGEB econd ant nae +} . Paso. Tex. PERG REE hes ‘ > of the American Chamber of Cemetery. Motor. é' os LEGAL AL NOTICE en. o8 th. ‘ Pe nbe » Quarem © em ‘any > "' ; ' MAN— Discharged oversees soldier. mOK KEEPER -Thereegthiy comperent | merce of Mexico. His office wil! —a ; , & re lav Ree et es ' then — oe ‘1 veers old, wishes position with chance theranches of bookkeeping for clothing m ' the Cc ‘inn? Fy ; Sixt} =, > ss On Monday, Feb. 3, 1919, at “un | on Wednes ev. s Psoe: 5 TREASURY DEPART ARTMEN 7 . Ott: eof Como- — SEL DION ys: it aAeT - fer advancement, aspertenced | a satirand nfacturer:; good oopertunity for right Darts ommer« li. } illding, : ix! i D J erry Brov ner. belo a) bu®* . fron P . Let fiine P hel ‘ of the Currency. Washington. Jan “Ww AR D ve lL. : = SKE *, at « ' ’ ia? ww j ’ plat ’ Mee ; cierk and drafteman. Box H-: ~? } i . = state ace. c tpertence re ferences. ea’ ar ! E: WELR ' acting 101 ies ; : — - YOUNG MAN-—Married. wants work of | Bos Ria, Poat- Visgm teh. AE wo 0 aE Olive stree Ls llis duties WwW il] he hand of h Jat : ~ ~— 2 r ie: a — cathe 7. aM Mugu sf io * . 5 : ; _— Whereas. By — tor 4 fence i f t =| Re r ¥ . : Ta ri bill : “ ail ‘ ri : “ $. _- , y, ie . - . . of Richard, JBMmeS, Jerry ay pay . neter Moto n to undersigned. it as heen "OR TIO L Fa r ZCON ER as | ' ; . cont Rotel’ kind; clerteal or chauffeur: ; '! MOYS Apoly 21 ine ot . Mee ewain the co-operation of the tert and Sidney Browner, Mra. Mary Pon. ade t r that “The State Natiora! if PAWNED. PLEASE (D TICKET oon gO . +H > ‘ruck: night er day work: | :) Sey + at nF hei reme ia : s’ Hi h " firme interested in the fu- ver. Mre Salina lioffma! inee Browner) and a : ” 1919 Mt .. . ules.’ the ‘ ity of er [Auts _ rs Art Db —_ , Ceo ‘ia . ‘ ; seen : >? of «.- reasonable salary. Bor = . ary ' _ hardware ste re r. . of . cur dear father-in-law, grandfather, brother aien ahaaed father of Pearl. Manning and the State of Missourt. hae complied [AM ‘ PAWNSHOP PY MAIL. F I? ispetch, roy in drug store aA Kucled, Mexico and brothe we ie’ agea '~ years ; e of ‘ on ant ; a dear t roth , all the ey ie ste, of ihe. Ca - —_ M {M1 a, ‘Gs 4245 tLINDEL ; ” RO iy $20 Market _ at een 4. " : _— ’ Due notice o uneral from resigence OF 8" . tat J ees tnt? ‘to enadie ational anxing Aseoci4a- z : 1% al - , hoes eae Organization he will represen' ‘ vughter Mre. Salina Hoffman. os |‘ > ; \t pe Molite Des n o extend thetr corporate existence, FOUND E M P L O Y M E N _ SITUATIONS— WOMEN, GIRLS BOY - Goo. . ; . lar A 12. U - . a a ee ee Sth ef ; his ; ; ¢ | founded during the war with the | south Second street. will be given “ eh SE on, Thhathen ie a “|. 4715 MePhe: other vurposes.”” approved Juls a Bhs | eae | | 7 | OMOBILE LICENSE | W I E D FOOKKEEPER--Sit.: and stenographer. BOY fe tearn drug ft ininens. 418 &. G r. eter Gs> 48353 8 4 ba ns ; : d perienced roung i f,, acevrate and neat. if = ie » ‘ ; , : [Mapateh eed - ss a gon, re ferences k Bex ti ix Pos hes Mery Priach? an«* er tr ear handwritite ts, plain toes . A ' ! of the State Le partment at RBUDAE -Eentered ints rea ¢- — > . . ui ud at 1) * ys * , erefore. , ; , ' ~ ’ L* "7 ~ ] t , on. Henry P. Fietche: Feb. 3 1919, at 7:40 a Julius a and ntralia «mm. pa-| & fy ptroller o% re : | — a ee 0 lia black, > mM Siates Ambassador to Mexico. Bedke. Gear beloved husband ons — ; ¥ on vi iis 7 } ' ~~ ym go Fe a nes “ | MEN. BOYS OOK—Sit Koo. reliable woman to cook giving references Box Wu b m . A ‘| ry ) “> ; | . ay d ~ “ Ri Tdundk « ines a nom a ee ioniy moe , . the Neate of Mi! 2e0') | * A‘ hor 1H, »* oy ~ a = . — ‘ ~ ‘ = 44 . iv? ™ —_ , - P Oma me 21858 . . omens = pany Wi +e hese: } Lo . rown kid: > president, an >. ' '- thur and Aleen law ~ : ~ oe at the = as" ee , 1919 succession f the pnertod spe .. ; / IN P Ola . pe are : , : 1 PILE sit bt midd e-aged em privaie eran’ ere or work Ficon ft We , paeee ‘ is active president, Frank San- ' a ita . eas ‘s vey — ' , ohn pfro''er * the Cur cv. OF. ° : » Meee ? | pcg. : SP us anf "4 wena E aa is _. Wit. by yous ‘lady 6 mont’ _ = — _ ‘aoe m Mexico to the World a, — ¥ a om ' tl inter ' ' 2 ‘ ire Ks . a oO a sion ° 442, Chert or No. S192 , " ° s “t | pod ——g ‘ Me pd : "peleseneas Phene oO Errand bey te rum oranda after i o* hen a u r ul : : = ——e . hel ar ART : i and Baturda* for Areosanaker. ad ¢ Cate : re > ceased wee " . The object of the orwanizath tional Molders’ Union “ ’ 2 from 1114 Dolaat , , a Ange TT se firs ; yne ft id sienna , to increase trade between the : . am LHaNCe i . ars ihe , 4 SEALED PROPOSALS _BUSINE SS CARDS | , a , te Poon 472 ano IRI. Sit experienced to clean offices r yoy -¥e aneist in ont ten aon and Ten ran —“ oS * , ae se - Sousewerk, of haelif care _ Romont oar ratde Aoniy RS Oils metodeniiiinaie chy , " Entered into reset on am enernhoe aH ' : | itl te tee te States and Mexico. Saunders COP gig ST s.20 Rdward W. ¢ : or, ee a8 nics ena hal i Sing Bars . eT BRDER fi , rork.. 4 | , ~ “ ; TREASILRY DI ‘ALL = j Sy per" ing ee , : i ese! aie colored. 5 days eaning. aun- Peas Ka perience? in es maxing : | : mever. S70 Fartonm ar ser sho ; ‘ — . , ' f Pligabeth Berney toe « PLM 4 rtly tour the United States in oe lee a sroned Minnie McGill ay T. BK +. —Enter J int , ' ; mitect’s Office Ww ashingt > C.. I bs Selid anete. 1é¢ in Lome A, Si | — —. ‘a an haat aaa Homent , eae, etecution of his commieston, alft- Ines Feib and William Coe, dear steritat er . oe a. , — mt, ha vary 14, 191% S| KE D PROPORAL 2. ‘ Discount ' ‘ Shoe ee = 5 a. ame Wael iit Tons calered aici “ie night werk ~~ >Y.. Ste by catormd., t¢@ after sehec! ial | ‘Which he will gO to Mexico City of RS ae, owed! = : at ge Be , . ri elin E Hilleb : oe Ai! m1 ‘eit t) a | ac — , , on re'talvie references Eth Centre! Ta imieti terTw senemepteyn ” , . a wr dear fathber-io-ia8w 4» — ox again te ~ ' eorgs iilehbrand na@ atir . Mca +. , T eee ; my let ts heto fintehin . on ; are hie dities oUN iter -apventh year lear brother of George Hillebrand and our dressing room, for United States Mari MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES Joona UCR iO 3 Coe eer nour work, ofc 2 eerie > whem : - : “~ . Pel 7. at ‘a TY 7 mee : , ’ eT) | ; : ’ J art >t) ; ’ ; hea Siti See ; , . ‘ wot ' . . apart . b “ '? +? —— a . . th pagina » laggy EE , So ith we ft aven' ’ ©} Neat 7. ry) tained frore ’ im aa PO ot eye on rs ’ . : : a* . ~ aan a rye — ena - - a L tvuct peery ‘ tered M. aAdeow I’renting _o- zie «4 a i kh ‘ »s Tits > . . , ae the mile ree! . he) pop . ie ” ‘an 6 ra Fite ait i? r ctw re , ’ one } ' a*s pitts ce - ’ ' . «* he Church of th e Epiphany. tae — “ .#, ree : Aa ; , ha & ) ue es . qi sore! - h , hapma Reng as ; ry : i! ex, rine #t sled ‘ ESTED INC IC AINE RAIDS | Peter ana Paul's Cemetery. Motor, De-| Hartford strert. on Wednesday. Fen. 5, at Bupervining Architect, sing | -cheirician sahu 'SNineh wldney ‘sesame |} chy colors SSS A. = x . . en ber of Ls ike Ni‘ : 1 | . ‘ ' ‘rei ; . 4 , " _ rhATH > Be w . . Ss farec was an q 3) Cemeters Mot c itect (che) ~ a vic - re né ry ansasins. Riverside oF andeventer — call | a4 : ol! A. ‘ 1" n oe 23 . ‘ . a’ j im le a . ot b pa . ‘ paneye rs “74 1 ae leAe ze. | A > te! tury i pated r m.eet merket | is te ia ¥ years. HSpPectors aiiaaiien Houscs at DA T Entered ’ B : : : . ,. KRYGER- t : fered , ; dl 4 , i a. , , a Tare ic REMSE. fr Whe inderstan‘4s hea J 4. o The! a Bg ade al staat a we sentinel 3 anrk j % merce, Weil muy. erees, «tt raeanrvuel training Kea?! { r . is , ’ . - ; : ’ , = - ————— - " init and. 1308 Ww ash Strect., Feb. & “THe at. ~~ ; rel , tt ' . _ : , . : Py ' a ; — : we OU , $- mens : . — ; _ : ta mia i. : letenre : —— tex A raie —_ 4 : heeneich). wides - 2, Der oe" wise OF SEtHUS , sunantenees oan “snk Ruseott ae ie no eee ees ae . 9 ON " . . ‘ . | fe) : . : . ‘aTrwi ’ ‘ l*nited rs . > “P.% j ; “ ‘ ape . ; err ’ rF . - . : , ' * OF , on e ~~ Pred Lucas, a negro, and Be« DECKERT—-Fntered into ved - Tarmi ab 2 te Js oa gag ge ~ gee: ef Limploy mer : | ar Se | 4h Ss nee ars’ experience. ase cos.” ST Krarkiis stiroinemaial ouse, Achresder & Tremayen, 65) Zhe , . ; - Feh ° 7919 (“ar . : »- 7 . lar "y 5 ‘ ; . rb = = = ——— —— —- ae : , . : ¥ , . wap + ate aes aie ‘ entered tr) . oo ee ui white Woman. « f Spring s - ts nNorTiane ana ve mine , , _ . -* ar a | an ts mow _ , 5 fteimbi« lew tem, for are ; nad af ida The ke rt me . ijeorge : - i TY ' ‘ : ’ + he - — . . fre f sr : > . : ’ . . - P “—— + wate ‘4 more corre then ‘ lil, Who said she was there tO ar of Wilhelmina Remen ~~ Chansz et , tetz 7 AS a moe . ; Ta! . R Ls 2 — rm Pertir- ert Morgan "3 rpertunity @r sa4~aecement wr ral on Theureda hae ie n Wo rt, ’ | eas andlion : +... a ; . covered: 4 veore = e : " fome Coca ine ai nerr i Lore ; mth Sete ' Pe 13 I’ os VPorD in : : ' ' , etry references , ————— mn Se nlihoftf ; : : nay ov e : : ry a * : ; th ge a oe ° eye SEINE. mite a : ~ ok . admitted having sold the ‘ark ayvenLe ura: 68 ; ’ : ' “A “ e nh wed TY law rt bets ed 1 | a ny , , aren a ark 1 7t . ~Aeltearnee + ee Jeweir? te worth of cocaine lie sali . : ' s : , , ~~ ; : _—.ta L, —— - - “7 crema me a an ureiay : athon o* on aah OD Ride H re sto rs Wonca ' ‘ :? yu ’ ; ; ° - Via t+ step atk VERVE HM ei’ pai « ‘ ; ss Ughie, Wis at hurch in ' pt SH 1M "e 6 P | preys maar Tore a’ = 4a - : ‘ ° —T ye peer’ ax *@nsek eoger f i | emi tenet a reget in f gin, at 6° p mo » - ; — - : 807 Ceniral 5502 . : — . a hy om anit ss p.. ry tebe the house the inspectors pelveq son of Laura Dun a Lydia Dar : Mond Owes , ) } : G. sorage. pack yy contract, fu | = ’ Maree ths nto ian Millinery (o., . ; ’ of her’ Mugene an . ; pe ' . “ * ’ * ' ’ — “ - ~ - 4 . Tey ‘ . . : . , r rt : . , " " ° 4.¢ ioe - ” . lid eee > 20 pa kages of cocaine put up a vs iter . A > . . " oa a Mia. } fh " ‘ " , . , ’ Tagehati ~Ulae 6esa | ‘ - ‘ a e -y - —s . ‘4 P 4 ‘ li , _ “Doom Brews. : ae oe Sicaiiieen! : : ~~. + } Neale . : sf «@ ' 4 . ‘ : ~ z ci ih wy 7 ei ° retail) Sale. lucas and the Mace ‘uneral from family residence, 5% _> = ¢ dear father of 2 ra . ' dah Nhat stot a 7 : —- pw er Be ge an lores ears or . . mong Webater Creves, Mo. Wetnee ja) , Then dear grandfather ; | , , in ot ° readcloth M. ‘“e ADVA ANCE Moving Co. $4 70 loac oF . : . . ' . \ : 4 ° 4 > 3 ald Z Rs ‘ ut ° ‘ 4 pa A ite: iso wr and - et ~ash reat = LEAFORee | Coguetary. oun 4 std 8 Glaag Rh oss — Spats, | ORS BIDE STORAGE AND MOVING CO | a Gubeaee teens | tae acy. references. Wen V-304, oe a ae Po) Bnd rua 4 > P : - . : : : . : a . . “ sturn ™ ° . : ; i. 8 “ : - ’ ' . . : - and } en! ! W illliams, negroes, YTAENGER ion | Tuemlas Feb + ifie : ‘oe mt | a» 7 ; here ' t “vie ¢ kes . a’ nse ~e 4-9" re.urt laos a: *y = Fireproef ware>ouse Vie - eil'tne to do other or « ) a nisnetc! ; eturcet ion Aoi teem meet te in arrest. 4 ap - tM Elisa’ wth Ide raenge’ ‘ery Me . *) —_ - a SNE - —— - - — —_ - tor al ene a ——- : ; ~~ 445 Minnessta He ae KE r rer Refinet he. ly Ape ree pee ae ret writting Vatided : : » if ; ; ‘ . , ; = a’ aff» oi ’ rge " n ra i 4 ” > 1 1616 Mer r , }i0l MEWOMAN —@t. by young ‘ady to Ge nt a 6 Senende housework or Wall om table, expertenced - AS ask. _freadweay mee, . P | ens AT ca, ervthine O a. Di re tnelile- cs mn ar Ss stu t for rent: all kinds; -—-——-- ene Pa nene senteay al Be mangpeapqunpronaemstemanes | LD 2 A | H S | "7 “7 e Phela: ; § ‘al 174 oF ss “. 2 mntry rders licited M. J. Clark, cos -TEAMPIMER—Sit.; or good pipe tnrechanic, AUTO MECHAN i Must be Al a a . . — — Tohnnie > Fd es f > t] } lL, wants work, have excellent references. Box | Ford mam Krause Motor Corp. jy PERG Attention: _ Johasie ,, Sow. | i Lost, and gol} knit Tt a hae =o LS. Post-Disoatch om Groves, Mo. . , . Z ef ' “ i 4 ifi. ‘? ; 7 . = . . ‘ 7 . > , 4 i@ : -* > ° . - ~ . — " 9 A M ch chemist for the Colgate | pert + seme FSen Pintere ; ' ar ; “ e of the ood ar > or pe ‘R 5 rs a vs ,) negra ear - 3 ee re or gli Ga) r i Manufacturing plant here and ——ignsered Save tom «m Fatuce) = >. 4 1919. at 2:4 ‘» lel4 “te rinted ree ar 5... ie . .- g * a, 5201 _ D “‘Deimar he ¢* —— - ion. good Telere: we te A... gt oy o tsenaee ° . >. , a ther of | r 6a . . to (ean eTrnon ~~ =" : i «tut t. i@: LADT ft ele . Tarte " DNESDAY nen 08.8. chemniqnts ex: | 1 Ge: | Philie and. Himer Macser: , “oreat 2124: nn value except to ow ner —LEONORI STORAGE CO. — tam Carter. Contret saptl.___(@ | LAD CORES: geet S077. the , Ve ied “au " . i? 4 °i ta . ——__- 7 4 a @ace Onda feet MP eh Puree so une ' - —_e - - Of his A met so orpiage anata | poese, ot age of SI ros om... | “sy | DOG tent. poole, Jan. 28, - ag A Fireproof warehouses for safe storage of soidier._ Box M-, Post-Mis._ | “Aina ite . Of haunewar Dagnopt es. on 3 Tueeday. + | ; 4 ae. . . hevsehold feeds. plance, etc nck. -- ae be 6parried man. geo't'..si== — — —_— - trem 2224 Dakota street. New o af bia sister. r , | DOG--Laat, smal! dieck Pomerania: -&. ‘ship; bert service: consi your good saad : x. ~aeh bends speake Itaites 2 Vpn isa — . S telered, Wegoeeeey, all : mer Marcer ‘ emetery. Motor w vne! Hp on aman etreet. te New Ticker Cemetery. etnity of 5400 Cabanne: rewaré Telephore care, Grand-Laciede ais 4¢°) : . * Brunist, 003 Heiner ee “erie Alice. Lindel 2a0cR. B cook use a Post-Dispatch Bast Mauch Chunk ‘Ps. wend Fort we lea), Motor. ic) Forest 5845s ict) mar @2. | Ag (Iad.)} papers please Copy. en

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~~ eee ~~ ~ S — — “ > of q 4 4 -# yy ae os ows ¢ a salt @ n og . eS 3 \ : ad : : Satins eaiaphantanili A seie eeNaL CR. Ca ae SaaS id tha . " , . = a, : 3 FO Ae re, es ee as rd ‘ " ¥ = i S. } agreement it should be ene “oun ler jcebexes for b jcedvot.es mate ys y- ae. D. “WANT” can remed Spent ioe 2 OAT. ° & ty : : 2 i* ” ra 16 Be RENT INCOME STOPPED? Oh no, that’s not a calamit It’s just one of those happenings which the P.. Ads dy. “we = E cent any 4, inte. a _ = —— re ——— ———= —— — - . : . ccna LP "WANTED— WOMEN, GIRLS. = a. owes: enance for advancemen ay . . ’ , : Ce ie tion®. etc.. postoffice uilding: Olfve car! = Ser Seperasery: Guest ig money white leart .-80! ee ee ee Sane University. St niver : : salar, Olive #161 cS) | SroOVES —For- sale: all : | © Te@at: aso one plate man who rar ; satiors cyt on unt j ’ J ae ee se _ 4 Materis , a “ea rniie , W ai ; oO i art ; Int in? iret-ci aN | E Wea 3 | roo “flat of oo! let line of household take impressions ami turn © ae iat ft 7s «ben ) tide - c. Call 630 Mermod: Jeccaré Midg — aantertn ein haica: amet seg | "= . ‘> meg growing machine n furin corpora r furniture. 5 _privace party. ) LaSaw a ir dining tabiea, eb bel Page End He gow 2 : are ior two boys MORRELL. hi easur I> ‘n P aaa tion located at St established aaa > Wed For ' rooma. bY ulte = none = a Certising office stank a AGEN:S -MEN 3 TORA “R " ’ TY ; for : . ; : ; ’ Pic “ tel (‘entents of flats 72 next fow care 2 4 m~ = - Pa : one . ’ | . . eo i by j : i+ e wi r for passed s len ' : . — , st J a " p . - ne 7 “ : —- ac ‘ASF " J i ; J = asinine _ . — ore — eee , eu tha > | id. r aq : is { ‘ Ho se Sit H , ‘ '] about it. " $: 100 a ear. : Ba 4 ing oyres: need goods soot casei. P ‘ aah or time del AB, “T. . chatre our ¢ - 'r.s'@ . . ng. o\ ering. opping. Nationa! a co.d ’ . t- Dt. enartch ae lall 12 Ww + f +) 4e ' ViBHW ASHER Wi ft ae ati or ‘ . . a . 7 = . nciw ah factor’ 314 Main. (ry ¢ ft” ATR, YN . : — — artach war n= Dp one 7 ee - m4 : &s bee —- ee - | grote oO" 1@ bs, “F : open 7 - 3 some tive ' deventer. | manufacturers eateet — —— 2 gn VRS ~The removal the owes See en ae W A NTED Tt Re Wrd.Patly. eny amount: assay, 1406 Frankiin, nl I eo DARN ER Kaperienced iaundr pine ts A ofl and pin me #4 or bakery and dairy lupachroom: 9 re. sai ‘ moot Rut a ' Stamps would n: nvalidate 1€ Yenta flats. dwellings: beet cash prices. tak — . . ' . mule ’ — ' Tri AIilIs¢ r °TI tur ‘ i . . iateenidlce : , nanan ¥ 7 . - A 1¢ = rr _ oe ee ; ' Beuth Side territory: salar; ea a’ ldress ; = 3 Sarah. ae ae we » Pt os are ; Cee lote or se urity; tl naker mar ex C4 ¢ Wy S i 14 f r er, 4455 Page. Delmar 2985. he A inOM-MAKING eale at +2. son: muet furni«h good references andl : —— ih. a ears of age Leu =. game pag gt oe sepia 4 ey nect trouble... b rm rou raw . ul LES qi | p ea . ; ’ . > ELeBCTRIcT. ANS Teo, for oil nous pte + wi ain furnish leaden ‘Ne- IRL on the dollar: ing Amir Perk Fieetric (5 m9 «+ : Neat. colored, dini DO"? or vo mk it i nd t have to get led, appear an ate your c Please write on business letterhead ot ‘ or small lots: get our WRITERS ANU AD MACHINES Le = and you have ta Judg u are Rot liab! , | : . Dennis Sros, Forest S@23:, 0” the dollar: | tab te Ride ee’, j wert Wear - ine b : ; i ; f | ul ‘| : 58. i eh 4 for infterriew a ned inspection of Detmar icf 7 . . t « a> ? and - better ” r 2 -2 4 ’ "1 ris ‘or OTe te ‘or toi- “Om n é srops B ming : 7? & . ry , SULT 50 . ‘ a —_——_. NOINEERS youn, pRerwetic. a peewee RLS — For aes aoe? x =» oe oe own fs ™ > - aes a 4 ' : :, ’ manufactured prodnuet Address box | FURNITURE +. AUeTION « Your credit is good Muity bill ‘' 2 no ore # Me 7 a? preparations 32 onan at. al ; , Ti ' A é i) a titi . 58 a = yur mo rT? i p ‘ I " ’ - . | rie? : I septs tt. 14 ~“ T velfth a mak ° n 4 Seones sg io 4 ape \ = . or ence we eare r j . . mT it TT} : ‘ — : . . : . ‘ . t), 4s ns 2aAre Hh. ; ‘ : har o romes . = ee —- oe pear or CB. « _levee and Sidney ie tf = a gee — oy A~, H- “25 Pr. -- Dis ae | _ , nt } A rTENT LUN. PURNITUSR chee th ag ea wi? } our. ’ as } ss =... = ——- - - 2 ' ©. ; } : . ’ . ——— —_— —— oe a Owing to our smail ov F RRAXD Bes lars les } al me@.ai > . : fin? . ' ' , >: p air i. 1 a fo di cop. - oply Pr ‘uschart E°r —_- : te ft? . sn is af ; 2 made ea : ™ } . ta} . i. r) . ou 4 BUSINESS WANTED Fi RNTT r t’ RE Wt A ie wv a pay “highest casn a re in a position 2a “Masha our — EE ET SAE Sa , ar I nce no Printing ‘to 1427 ocust t. om a) “ a »re . thy } ! , ° re - rn mn in : - de eee eee - “me prices for a. kinda of furniture, ‘very llar ’ . , od EX-SOLDIERS AND SATII On =. . ; ' aed ) colle eens GIRT—Neat vg colored. dining room wor! ,; aad isorde: » | » Bae . a) ret ‘tate w ANT? TD CME 1 a : e: ‘e contents ‘of hou a a Tontinalh . ' . 4 prices. ge if "ou Te bool mE far ” good .* : ~? , rs 7 — Pine 7 . is ‘ } . . , . , —e . R . . . . . ~~ 1) . : 3 ‘ : E 900 Market. ,oOrmeosat - kit hen " ith uD- to- date furn ~ aM ° . aoe ’ ee iat ~ Fist “- ‘ IR = “ ith sales experience ‘ Apply i ) ha pada v) ‘" a eT Ww . , Lins Ls I : zo ; : = + ertf! e more than what reg > aie, — é "OO. or nell : dg pais NN. 6th st. F. W. Woolworth & Co. lie atte otake 7 feins . Ae abd | las n France, Spat . fect with owners, write secondhand; eee us if you wm ingtea, wermica! 5 ~ - ~~ —_ _— - ig pee ye represen tativ« It ‘oo r > Of. COR ’ all kin iy c ‘a of resi money: open evenings P. J. im talenhone PORD MOTOR MAN ifu ir : . wwe §=6 CG TELLS -xperienced, for packing and “ rap- Lite! rable, ept i atu : — Ne Sh ; * of eee 4 PURATIOS’ Statler ito St. Louis nd fat Sein a x imar son Furn. Co... 4519 Fasten ag. no of er need aye » 3 Pt rm] ’ > —_ it hy : ping cand sane Ire! an 24 3 let - tc) riyny re r chance. , ie Girt Sor erocery . re 3 clert al nork: — ‘ful thine 7 i. . ) se | | | BUS : Auctioneers LANGAN S BAR ; FEPACTURED Reminatons methods of han ling pen: 7 iT lj 7 h] oF ie: : \ ty oadgwart. ' 4 r) _—? els ‘ } in ic ni i‘) tec le il é i » , nr ' Paid rf it ‘ _ pesition for right party. u +43 > PELPIP OO ; IRL 7 - solied iaund ork. Wages at el ! }: 7 ard ff foreclosu! $ esa. ce full _— lipped: ren \ BSO' , ae — Heres Lar LAPIIY Learh {rome itate! Li Lange Laundry Co.., w):- southern locatior rugs , brs o13: ranklin. (. 366 " aw" , _— —— — 4 of . ri * : - erson a’ . - ‘ w in T aT iN . 5 ‘ agreed. ued 2? : 4 yy ur . ; - al . : eo an’ . EDW. Es AND MOTOR u URE MAN-——Firet-cla-s general tore inion Fiect: Telegraph Co., 1651 Rallws -- we ly ac reclose rests with mortgagee — ee —— aa . : > , eon ¢ OE : _E xchange. Ain locust 1 és rttock department. to fil) orders P 1 : - : . in large hotel Spr y for A Ba L. TELY the Dest ef®n price for Bormont ' : For sale. new 1919 = " ” : "interiient -““a* - — os ‘ ‘ = ; Rng No, @ Gates ~ sah , , , Yj : MALE HE 1, LP Wea —s x ——_- etperienc not necersar JO. stn st... ] e Wa Depart! ! TEN NT me mM nt! s writt Box I.-1!179 P’.-D ("2 nituore rugs and contents of New and Slightly Used eplete with extra tire ; will sell at Dargeln for Rucyrus shove! etrinrine plan n 7 , iplovrnent : m , ‘ et . , ' dle - — . ——_— - . 7 > > ar epart! if ! rice : necessal increase re} : 000 location for good business ‘ft bent he : (‘ha bers, “whe ry . , “1 . sx _ hold Goods for Sal = : JORSES AND VEHICL ni owite hae le ve Ni ; s Tye tt be ; ’ id : * a’ the sery Tt ' r. tis . ae : ’ nee at fountain and ] zht , . . . . ‘ " _ ; ‘ ’ + In fre : 1 > an low \ r er . C3 month : omen ices pald for se an hand furni- atch 1 or sooner; oniy firet- 288 GaN ing etnployment ! nomes ts ut lune! ’ rk ADDIY f V. Woolworth & : oy ¥y = Siig , ane orher words ; ei. nia STORE Nort! SPAT 2 'reete*e Te ri : . on e> : . ‘ : oe . lac ier . . . - ’ : ‘ : eh « s : 7 Scone ieee . anaes . or'cee for a ] ‘ Exchange “oH hav Tor! > ior ~~ coin . ' : . ' + vv i! sf >. . ' S ( ‘ M1] } ‘Tr? ‘Ten hefor Se. " Lad meat market good locat i a weer " . ' . t L RS “AC k ME = Tor zine furnaces 3) ' rave orn ’ ' cs. ery? > We 3 oJ ‘ babi - . ‘ ‘ : : , ty ani? s —-' ‘ ; ‘ ’ i." bi ire . | Mineral Refining and Chemical (Co , wi ts . . r ww ¥ ; ' \ ELE Writ ar Ppartm if. ' l7 Innere, de ' tiv ; te 187 GL. : , ners eg | it lt’ “irs ' Cash or u ne If rou have Ps P . : ~ ; =een — tn ; it. a th. EE ed — as . - . ~~ ee Peres a) I River _ tt : ' nu ip grove r ri Im- ; iw @ Wri Wy a? : nt er -: . HUT EBL-—Bee eate or i: t ' — DON'T sacrifice your furntture t pay goad a Ry, "We are cena ie + , Ginpes Pi inate fer count , oo SALESMEN WANTED 4 adn amet nh ter. tes i Scat . nec ary, whicl nu or n Db —_ Rroac fey aue, tir pas; prices. Keiner. 1741 Marcus: Delmar i198 . high- rent district. w s - r : , ~~ = vail — . _ ay ; . *. . ™ ‘ : “, Ae ; : ‘ yi er) . 4 . ; iT ne vy | ? { eee eer re; ae ‘ | ' : ; — _ — Mask ~* , I | ; ese Tit etillery n oNae } ADIES” HAIR yz SSaTNG , . ——"_oee ee ‘True to your acdvantage. -_ = ‘ 14] ~~ VJ 4 ‘\ : ; 4 or, ie ; . LE Ny NI " ' : ' rif rr’ ‘ ‘ : = - I R > - “A tea : 4 wily “ Blt: HE S"] ‘ash prices fon tur nity. e “2. lar xe ei . mM out fir for a 50. 7) kinds : r’ “Se N Main ’ . — . ' — on ’ a | " ‘ ! m he - — Seaiaiinmenemnennaal pie bean am y: good * wo TIARDWOOD FINISHER—1023— SAI. ESMEN RT LOWN ‘YES Vr ar De- st ena gel “ew > furnished: owner of building will assi: | EST | + pail for contents nouses and re: tar ’ - . : ate.” Peay | “}\ > i> r een ai I 1? ‘% . ’ ; : ts. . . . ; ae | Fe! ‘es pons) hle 9 ar fin an 4a) re e _ I ‘ 2 ‘ . byte] entral ti j — . suites a’ _ . res way, se? _ P — — ’ part! ‘ ictally : _ Denese . — a —_ re Wash)! ngtior i : > ' j v4 NITOR (olered man and ife take “A TPMSWAWN rxceptiona! ror by fr, ? ~ . AN \ Teel Ave _ = Woe a i net > i ir? tha : f mot ‘ - fms ae | a lEMT —- ne oS ——— nee $12 te $27.50 S18 Goettehen” ‘Se | } ge he ca Binc (a) | ch ffonters ‘ ed: ? . Por : @rat:: ear ef furmace for niece! furnished room 1? r) if) a: 08 . . . — . I NCHR nM. —.Downtowt Puente ure, don't cabinets, sito. 45: ~ aaa $1.95: good fat tat > , iif ; ? + *s ‘le ai “ i] ‘For sale. wagon ent hat For sale. @ youre ob ch and harreses. Apriy 1:19 Por mie. "end mares lecessary in Tr . : mtu > | lor | , . : il ; pey te ty . also shoes, 5 Ae. 4 ‘to clothes: pav highest . FOR HIRE 2°21 ul a\- 21245, aa Appe!maan. ?: 3. . Diaver-piane,. fme pho- | - nograph. kers car: bargains CAST-OPY o's suite: will : SRIRE--1918 ' ttrousi te. "MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 0878! Tmekers: 7 Cahanne. es" TS | to $30: also ladies’ goods. Sho Br secvire. 31.3 Forme, in te epartment ry reat vaiue enfitied tO al o: - oe Cpe Shalt ne money. “8h West Pine bi ' , - lone. te ++ “Be, . , allowal for meats and pr stane C. J. Hill. agent S12 Chestnut st —— lanes cas range=. 84.50 “* }’ nrer a) PY Vine “i fleor . P eo re “m4 - prtee. Ce te : ar Pr man not nece | sel te gr loyment Ss | and Mark: | Leftinaw el . ¢- | Bate, Cae ene WALKER-ARMSTRONG HOU © $754 S§. Broadway. TAUTNDRY pr IVER — Experienced dri: wanting per nt position with brill! bile Del win Oh ggg yng ag agyptpee™ ; ; 2 re. rh rsonai, 2 : —a SCS 1S veces. indell GIIl, Centra CO... [WA Olive. opp. La 9 a. For . 0H le} .; sé ‘ ‘ ly - thea hare 2 EST & PAN” *, so} lott Fo .@in "en 421R Olive 3721 reta@y mec yinter- ye ps Tanta : : ‘ : . , | ] . , = : aenedaaianiin ‘ : rell recommended; YWood wages steady every ' asily ah, ~ eh. mn parts. 79 Pine iis therefo Box H- 21. Post -Dispat —— ) , uch city; If majorits ' ot i , ~~ ‘en. 6427: Rom er ' | tine, Welleten age, expertence, past employments. liox H.- SALESMAN-_Rw 7 ; : ---- zood pa) : bay kel “at a ae n a rm, 1 (ripe n arn a reside , ty owners “shall HOE STOR _ And repai i> om »: good 2 - pera — —=- — 1s . _BOOKS AND ‘PERIO : 2 joyce . and Ker ry : labvie Ca rt hor ise wan ton, Lindell } th joor ‘ina _. : . » ous . o . . : —— oat OOn Sie - PDP . ‘ eor. SSLILAS ES ; 4;, _Posat- Diarat: traveling omni ~ ” : ai “= . , Bes - as b sen rn jen no rin 7 P : ile with city ness: hustier’s port nity: price right F URNITU RE W ANTED BADLY a : anteiainedl . S. Market Co.. Sth and Washineton, sout! t corn _ MES. In order | receive an prinkling or cleaning, then council STENO( GR. APHE! R's STAND In large hot tents flats, dwellings; highest ¢ { larxe. sent prepaid upon 1 a, Ns ‘St. Feral -.- ae — BRGIRIL_ For mene — : = nor 0 bargain Bex L-187, P.-D. ot SECHORER, 4456 Page. Del. 2985: Alexander Hannibal. P. O, | two gooc Diu aim ‘ SAL iicN nexperience ° expert. jee Pe. NS . i y ’ 5 . AT ‘ “2 ade? ~ ; : > plos ment agent, A Ml ERIK AN ' mneed cits or ra’ ' : Write for lis in 7 one. - : — d ng roomers: sickness reason fo P "RN T } , _ ors FURNITURE WANTED | CLOTHING “MACHINERY _ Mio (e4 “a a | HOUSEGIRL—Yor genera MAw..fe hale wait a Tati — x 7} ‘ ip wait ou tai = OS large rroperties. exten ‘ing oper ud, i27 Lake pot al e Wenn pat nt i > Ww: ie , 7" » BVO'N F ne denen ME De'mer — wets b. —— w ¢ ix ° a ‘ . i tee], e2tt Pine. ‘‘ merce Ruiiding. Kanaas Ci: ‘Mo. " work: private famiiv. 3852 Lin: eenng: b Pere : : | 1S, S00) =s ° . o* ii ‘ - ‘yg -_- + —_————_—___—_—_—. —_—_ — — a “Fs 2 ae : ’ ©: ladies’ dresses: need badlr; AG@drersa Omaha Mirror and art ‘lass Ce expenses ami additiocal remuneration con- a CoO Ti e3 , can ae t hee ‘ ¢ : er Pilates ‘eee (70011 — ing business, big bargai firs, BABY mar 865, Forest 7€7. vor wale 3 M. PF. etectr 7 “ee aaa : wite — ° - “on” . +f a ‘ ‘ , a? ae : P . . , P , ‘ : : “ ~ iF , elite aged. for cleaning ¥* P Sei W S92 Hiartford = pee 7 a | by D: ' ral suite, end (eder . : me :' "A7S8 a a - - r ; onl ae ry : wi , : —— : ° 98 SS Vandeventer. 3 ‘ pss 44. ; BEDROOM SAS ITE—For sa Som — W | ID ~- : 4 . Grand Zz51W. ; ; gr te? ei. spring nattress, sheet metal manufacturers tn St. Loule« , usiness > eek 257 Enright comity earn the Dustaces; spiendia wilite ae Per | See bon onsework Aleazar Hotel. aig ust . — US. ; cae a a ‘ ri a Launches Nox F.158 Poat-Diepatch fo?) vestigate -Dispate! rn Sullivan rst leutena! ' > Cameres. Store and Office Pectures - --— — — nee ie = - — r~ ptail . hamdnem ° cane. room furniture 7 - " l ‘ ~ tha = : » : . P . - . i ok ~ he be . . bs ; (OR PREAS PERDEI.Bxperienc: pase. ats ge by yg gp By. « wrlis > NAMIE meee HCG OSs, Friar cessar - hersel i vear it REST SURANT Reasonable. 2 1996 Frankl , Sat center care 6@ nat a iat atom ton 50, and many slightly used truck. on uth Side ox F-5s, F.- future, hHicow MANY as! JU T Oo pa’ nent o hie debts n mus rae AU RANT Doing food bustness L317 : (2) $7971, _ANIMALS” Tiliimule . } r) 3 } Pollet - a tet > ‘ . ail : \e: , wii etl ’ NG N wuy kinases Z00! irnirtur wut af tne A sing of «its : ife Atul le ‘ / P losep) } Rh one ‘ ‘ i , ; ‘ . - 4 mont llue m ‘ ce im. 4 si > : ca 8 fu rar a egg: - mo . r ede be baw Lear obi. nat shiv bagS Alb it] loor % ‘Tiwe : rida ' r . . = s a ‘ake ’ er . mg : : “y . HANI) SEWERS—-Experienced felling han: } -ptaat amt - isn | THE rest ®ruecome but er MAC HINISTS— wo first-elass:, "eckes : per cent commission against such Post-Disnat spring wage genera housework; nm Se ae — A ‘ > - —r oe ——— con ri therefor and ——— : . . ‘ . ~ openings and ft articulars Address | HOUSEGIRI -For genera! ri $a re rae ot ip te hap nach - ean Be ; = i oot 342 Enrigh { AR & } DRY ( O.. | harles, N fation al Salesmen’s Tr. . .. Dept. 33° Michigan a5 ea nas Sei a “ye cee aesadt 7 at Seg . “s depts Mm YMING Honsehold goods of al! kinds wanted: large ~ ‘ ; : ’ ' ' ‘ji : Trl: Tt . . . : ‘ ait aoa : rs . ° » eer " "a CYIT A oe . Le om " : —~ om r streets wt B : Will sell e aD: average sales $id COWS—Por sale yt ” fresh, aod ‘ : — SHOE SHINING PARLOR- And hat clear T ~—"TTON r , | s - . hat cleani : = y - or will ing to leave town anewer full . Stating how: call Li AND “EWE - (om dressers: st as $t ™ FLA l Xl rION, ." q payments tree g. ore . ’ : th ros ”y oats and pants. Schm atz & All descriptions. large ana small lotsa. tions of the onliv living ~ oi : hu ’ ; ‘ ‘ " ~ ’ for planer work. Apply em- a i | © ga! . ee - ROOMING HOl Ts ll rooms: “Ful food pa! ee) ee fee io + nt s.00, 1 hoOoMING , HOT sE— . hen . er small iots or contents a dwellings. th - . , meat ‘eg «i he lal ‘ thi } —s ry ’ ° : _re P ‘* - ENNIS BRe a 79 E eRe 3905 na gg a la a la alli al wie! record two vear "S& Stead, \tdenda, FOorsheai rRL— ) seneral hor Fork Pt ' ’ : ; ; =! . en, oO ‘ ae nae mantis ate APPAREL Wd >; Men's te. : wul “ an wv y) ite. iiddle . age. ' “jar liter " wot n Mi. aw eat Securities (‘orporatic bis ri SEGIRI- ee a - ' ' ; " a VWaN. TT" nat can do beveilow and sliveding in the Central and Weertern States. Salary hot SRGIRL or ral hous r : [Ts Basak : roa c*; ry > . near 1, Fis . TABL sit - A ' ‘ ' . oS re RE PEERS “EES —_—_—— pa em suit: need to ship South: aute LC lmo Eta: ion. ‘ : : Lert SEGIRI. For general use Oran j ; , * . ‘ nya ’ ‘ pr; Be, : ‘ + | : ar rT . N. ‘ ‘Fan Ta. e a aie. ; — . rs . ” y . APPAALL.L —Quicis for ” * : r. Le, wrt Vasbtinator, ane . eo HOUSEGIRL—For general housework. SEaiikt! “eat olored i “Se ers wi = = ms > =") price $75 dresser, 36.50; tw "ug. =>, : d. S3i¢ ive. viate nage, saiary expected at start. ete. are a iivewire and not aid of work HOUSEGIRL—Fer general hou rR ~ Ans tenant 4% ; . on Animale. Boata na poate : mare mMaeerhaove : mahogar aurtit dining suite. ; ‘ more treerliaone (“orporation orran rye? ry | Hot sFRGIR! a sending pro ns t > use the se work; reference - ' severe) ig o-eTrac9e SA lesen t : . reas _ ‘ >.p* a : 4 : eon i ctl lalla. sill al ~ - ; —_—-.— ~ P ° : - . R ee part of its issue o reasury stock -xpe- ~ 4. nar : . “4 cesmnett oi ‘ = * : > CULATOR 7 neninttiiet BRASS BED—For. sal e: writing desk, ehfr- Biddle: Olive 175. Central Mi -- -— Ford Lime mt nen. es rience in eck selling not eentia! Ht) gee é red. 4 : ous¢ 14 ’ a . oF ; f J 2 ge ipl aa aint = $10 weer fonier and dresser 14 Hamilton, tory FOR SALE Bao Deimer 297 ; \ . : ; *% , 9 .. Se cost $75: Ww ill jam- -Mary Oe ane eee an ia ti ia tlelaaain . - Bm r- ‘eo aoote (rive «&, P- “ years of age with reta!l!l selling exper! efforts financed indefinite! . . —— irner gas plate, $1: Quick Meal gas rane SHO r, S25: oak dresser. 88.50: chit. COAT—FPer sale. lady's new arives: 8.09 per memth ee at of . z . : _ rats rr. Lite po ) os ; :. brary ble sane ~ . oe 7 ability te proeruce result« Appls yh . ae : . , . : Sit net ma r ; - - res if. 4 Pit Lucas Lent ° CA Act KH GIST ERs, scaies. used: ws) ovougit, Delmar bh! . ta ve ae et plush cloak, $5 Pre ’ ene @ or For. \ -? ® Vernen. 3 a | a paced; ale ana f Ra Henan ak ____{°°)| _ sold: bargains: guaranteed. 1016 Pine.ics6)) = AES. ae re SALESMEN WAN TED m2 Vern ‘bo ins or Law “| TUCKERS—Hemstitesers and ‘ hnerie ex) a r : : a hin ee. - ” rs eit a.i (ron springs. ‘et and ba eS — —_ Jette vm. Vht work and gee) nay to rtaht men t = sf Be ’ aa oO ms - mm. iit “1% ‘ ’ : . “ ame ees P : _- ] ' t : Loon . i . aaa esprit , ypewritersa, door safea S4 “ . OVERCOATS Por sale. I A “TT _ “y > . epr _- = ——$$$—$—$_______. — _ ail ERE I > ow UD, rovde " Tf CPA ans, ireen‘ieid preferred. Rem: - - tS A _zasten. . ro ous. ; _@ll sanitary secondhand in Deimar bi es tad cies Sidney one » Oe °®-agce , . if } 5 Het Ww een ; - : a " : ‘ ; ‘ ° > “ Rex : ' i : . : Nearer te : 7 ma : ‘250 Juniat: . ' ' _ , ab a n sale very cheap, Mre. Banks, ; Orie v ne Merest 8274. a2 _~—e— Oe ee ™ . OO Oe GEN -Youne end middliesred men to rou —— ‘ ; om trains: lone rune. 2047 Mark (t'' : ESMAN—B — **. we . . 7 ' : in ane’ stock . amnuti ' ' TtOUtUS t} “ or : hou ise work Wr: Tounge em! middle-aged. to run oan yr con trains 214 S Diee at ‘7 ve Or young imen. to run on traimne as news agente: lone runs open. 22 S&S. oye. to farn pemnancnt connection with motion fn clistr , mar rir - ate SECSIMIL For : > Use erk HELPr waAN ' ED -WOMEN. GIRLS) meur WAN i ~ WOMEN. GIRLS . her wong ; and ru! bbers. omplete, 30c doz wardrobe, $8.4): te | spore Forest 7725 _WANTEO j ia = " - 2 trission; advancement |imited only ’ . SecGIRI, r neral housework oe age ' work , ac, Pear MAN'S suit, $4.50 Mie 20 HECK PR ies | niener changing oa _ etding a.. * Memphis, "Tenn " con ers eo) ¥t ; = aie (neonate: 4 lett) iminators. ax essories yr a Adi: aan + nial ee . aay. onal neti _- - eo coe ; ~~ ' - : : ; small famils good Dy " ‘ et 1s agen ! rom! how vait 1.8 ‘r gallon “and ig values, efferson isan a 2 . ‘ ’ ‘ : 7 - : : . . | i ar . , . . z av --S...5 ad SS. _lt24, Central a) > ” | > bal . J f PATTERN MAKER HELP WANTED--WOMEN. GIRLS = RSE RN ane! on sulomehiles: ae. , exper'enced in making wood patterns Me Ane Tete ~ cOOG . Fy oe oo wy 2 —— oo ' .* E's artels | bed) n 7 ion _Co.. 12130 Olive e.. agricultural implement carting. italien sgn CO Ee ten pay SECS & im .. = AAR... : — * 7 . Cel inde! er [ces od uiomepiles: 6 A Newcre Te Ba : ; ta! : ‘ 1° . \ '> . : . ) a ; nef ; 2194 oe " Ce APE SANT PACTURING) «% rm hous eaTrR? os ? — if ire . , rv lin , -de= ape abe os gy eet h. ee tpt , wind anipmnanianans reference ar. agee expected. | rs : > Laundry - ' UPERATOS! Ties dod eu ¢ . IT t SEY itv ou sn or iN G-ROOM SET : 48 fstein Cc . ' ; ; eg y _— : Cape Girarieau Mo. ied) 4h ; sIRLL— Experienced miry: small fam! d pa Pho ssto Vien | : s gnj| number ‘ tpaid. ic ‘aster’. on 3 53) 7 SHAW... ' Me show you how to «et 2 Tort °F reot’ ‘bib Ty Mor me -e Bub. ral} ry : . 3 fu bys = . a? rh 7 by | Re ? ry , nee = a oe , ‘7 > net = ee Dl ~~ ~ . oh genuine oid Pal » for your used car Perin'te eae Rockford 11h rating * BINDERY | GIRLS — Experiences ar OUSEG Fo nera! housew: DRIESSE v1 , ie) | Lz ag and RAILROAD SALVAGE at and = a eee ty tae rt pp gy Ml certo “ “ . . .* , . " " . " . ‘ » — . : 7 3 " « - cle . i ee oo achine werk: steady w: D's in, family: no laundry or outside eS 1g OR . [AN To : , atch je. 31 sacks |p ite; will : tw —— —— REPAIRING. ETC i (Orie PORTER—Por harhe ‘ghop: bri ” (00 ' , floor ! eat! er Trades Bide Go2z 1. : Raet Me | | road r oe ™? SE RSTELS im Ruiner . 5s 7 way w Fe C>\ ER renair ng. ining Scheel, ww : = a. oe _ . , SE 1 Git refine: PORTER.—Barber shop Forest 2350. 517% ERY GIRLS—' SESE SCS. SUS 3 > hou ork and aess!stant S we Pastor a . “ers App ; P’rotestan' P ° « 4 ' : ‘ " . ; ‘ ’ ; " , be tt re ; \ | Ww : ' a nternatior ' Tt , —S ‘ : Lee be . ) ' iif in ad S| or =) i) . , . , Internationa kie ts rie = a “ue - r22 fe , at? rr we —T ‘ ' . id geode to , 2k TERR White: no Sundays * ork : * , OES— Fo : lad Di _ 2 ae ; a a tra narn lesion exten PORTER—F or hat floor Apply Wiad r jars nm mn, state experience neral ® hbousew: ’ : ty ~~ . 4 +t i St. Ch ; at ot 126 } co? . aot - ren inte of strict CASH areagy te for y Y.~e ip te oe: We can sate ‘ . t . ; r% ‘ * OM ovportunit | no wes ° ’ “ ‘ _ a a , % r LT . hd "| m . me see : . ’ amount S Srnith &* . righ: oe "“\VIe FVIen +1. n- “Pe At , ot 1 77 tee the Mr. Latta, LE\ A KOSK] t-Sispa te a a Ball “Sil Wes ister py’ relenhon: — >} rrr pan | a on | me sine TOP ACE PiTTEeRe Ty _F ; H. MILLER will pa: — . a - *Te,”* . . . . : ! : M ng ? er ADT . "* ‘ : . - ’ P . 7 ~ . . : 7 " re . s . ’ : : , ' ’ ms i ' rT} ts e cay . , . VIER : { oO. 1113 VW ashington a yy ‘© ‘463 ana vTT ml ; oan , me _— PRE a ’ ; , , . CTLAMB! RMA tty : . bod | 116 I >! rset ' Schumack fel se aime da b ; ies. fone in. ace ' oe ta sith eur - . ' HMIHEST orice oaid fer col. , we RINTER- For small private printing p teat Pee a Fe teen aan rt ; Century | a aa 2) 61908 . — ——- Se wardrobes, ; a! aod broken faise teeth. Millet. # ALE; CASRIOUS . «steady oosttion. Apply 412 8. ‘th » | TEs ROR EA => CSEG : aundry or S!OTTER--Exitrie re ) Nea | en ampie room and : . eo , oien Bi . 4 8 f ket yt at paving Phe SRL. ¥ PROOPREADER—Who can fil! in at case; | “YOU Te Se meaberionced jady. Me td k: family of 3: apartment | t. Grand Laundry and Cleaning | ae a premaration of salcemen's an a *) ABSOLUTELY best caan = : wee eS open shen: per? anen? for ria 1 : an sate orn s+... Ta mdry. 4438 on sane - . lo - ? ‘ vb ‘ ‘ ; " MISC ELLANEOUS WANTS RNiTt RE. " ‘ re ' poy er. odatinum : ' iit call. CHASSES Ry ete Rox 31 ’> ; 7s” TR “ONT } expe “enced - " . 7 . . : , ———— _— : : ‘ -. anit, . —-_-- ~~ = Nouskeepir« r ir 1 : . Sroadwray Centra! be Rik ne nates ag callin Se : “> u wes ; ‘teady Metropoiita : . Pe : ' aie aie Wa 2, ou (2 GFTRi — loc ter ffics alarm . e _ *4*- ee " . Botn new . “ , -AILING WORKERS — Wire workers ve at '] GIR! a! honsewe , | “ anine ie Untvers 5 ATEAREL Wtd.—Or en's at--, evercests. ret! CASH paid fer old gold. sven) soyarete “For ea'e: imene wortere end fn ere Ornamenta ir —_——_—_- —_——~ rier — — : : ; pay up to 82s ‘ — * diamonds. broken ftewelrr: @ é neon, jest Oltve oS srem £9.. SSz> University et. | elie Renan - aioe . ' t and after 6: ENOGRAPHER pots Fn Rn oti ~ i For 1D TT auto — rt RE Po: we - — @id false teeth. Phone Olive Tam ASSIS —Vér sale, bande BALDox PORTER onaciancad bite _ohe i : . Ane: an hh ~ = : ‘ , - Ga ma orest 783 44. Page , -NI ‘E—For sai tn "i uN ru 1222 Olfve ot. fi. ee 4 e714 Fast or avk . ‘ - . . . , ~“ ry “> —_ ak 4 he aru Ong iIntin p ee ne anemone ——-— . | —_ ts bi ney apeie aang plavet- pian . ‘ © ob ative. 3 SANDER HAND Avoely arr- Tremble ’ : - _—- : ~ 7S ‘lp 4 ricp . r APP ARE? Y , mene? sut*s. CASH eaid fon a ane. aa th - ~~ COUPES nui oa, : Gb » . ' . oe - Pa rn , +o ben at pe! . 4 tT) @* av : - ’ . - h » ‘2 ‘ e S ” , ia 1 as = 3 , : . : ~ . . alS 4 ; oO ‘on Aer — aiy Ws in . _— STIOEMA KER—TFiret~ lass 1048 hud ia ; Hawthorne yo : _in family; no ® “ aan lien * _——— —-—= . people. ; be’ hs ear. $475. S813) ‘00% a ont —= ae . ; — . orrta, onal: etate de rcomis eeer’s + O14 car. for part. al: state POULTRY AND BI 7 | _ ' : | mas. is — ES : _Bronx Hat | Washingt — - ion wel oper bh rte. rae mont S/: Central Sa ' . af .¥ . . . or £ = -* tr : . . ; . : , —— ~~ —— — SI7ZER ANT BLOC KE ke i pelticniies eaah- meleain tenth iy of 2. COIS Lovictane ‘ ork LAW SWERS—Steady work: god 5 | iT House-t - rm . pring HOCSEHULD GUODG—Fer onle at your one ate :: : 912 DODGE COU e. alte Sates tek tn “WD Waterna: areas “a” . —o a a” om wee c= | a. = =. . anaes ELECTRIC RUTL : ey Y ROUGT ERS r * aaie = : J aE CA eT RN Pol Las oY p ‘eK “Det " = . " we : - ~— . Fo j r tnformatio: len>er HH (Ol [wees county elit 4 hand ood omdition: cheap price ompilete kitch aE F a Ala ny eh - : ° : . R296 Poet - Dispatch any om ane " : Ad haha CENTRAL! ___._____{¢} utmt. consisting of ens : extension SAFES * ae ter . se | ove ry Es ¥ a ; : : ; . cm un, *) Gare Stina dae it te die iii ined RESTAURANT FIXTUR Wed | els nd 1 ' “Sa! Sag Torn. COUPE AT A ne any amount } wo «3 : : eo. in } Soe aa! \* ex sclusive § ti «! TMenths: hae son - - ' e pers erm Ths D La po f oo. ~~” @ — 1 sia : ; . _ . _ Kreisman. 2) Case. Cer*ral S620) ‘ rer . : = & ti . renewne! Herring-Ha)) Ma atras. sc ecdid of nay? Eton ‘ \ bw TSC Ul ris 2 ' — wages $2 | . - y 208 Past. SPP ERI BRM MOLISE PURI oS ena ge ' aan — ee: Fan wita Pr clar proef safes. vault doors année a i. ene Sree we. HOt ; sundry Co.._ 2004 5. Jeffersor E ML EPHONE OPE RATS a ete. Senter Phone Remon si98W. , : 2" au aes Sth. S068 t. ENGRAVL R-—Pxperiene:! - og Steady ignt factor) WOrr . _ Fd DCERS—Allau-Pfetffer , a " . , = Pe . ye. A. | : 4 : ; outh , é fT : © ! , . ; -_ ‘orn : : : Marke ‘® “ ; 7 a ey : SEEDS. PLANTS ANO oridgework deught. 3S. Smith Di spa! CASH paid for newspapers. magazines, raga Q ~ tye . mer. ' We aise cary ire. The piece where ereryome cas furnish . __RUNABOL re mailture fate and re. : — ~ r Beasinger and m ._e a sag eo & oo ; So ~ 3 EXPE RIF Ni EI) th. 4. eariy part of week me | . rt pewriters, heck Prote ‘ore gi JAPAN clo = Pn "ar . : “eee o> > f nen pene . - wa el is wo sores, addina@ machines and like affice . , . ver heal! qua er ; ALTERATION HANDS AL NDRERS ‘gud. tet > pe nes. per eet 16 = Co. Newborn. ae 2 eR aNi- ar Pare Ku eer face wed tHegehee — pane. ogy “he are com MILLI N ER y . thing. ¢: “oop and soee secre OO ~ me. Pre ter « eT. a Wonwee wane, 812 2 Pine st ° vena Prien: th tre ul (KER BUSINESS CHANCES a \. gr *T.L, romkew sev ing machines welance, eid car for part = ne as ¢ ° - o “4 i — td aul ( . , } — ' « nN ’ mm “ dren - aoa ad ie no we oeeuiy. Wi ait SONNENP EL os, ror good work Year round posi _MOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED 2 ir carpets i eres, cP Sigs ‘ile. rauistes toll w= ashiagton 7 - \s : * : . : ' > he salted wate ; ti see : asene. mm e, he ala ee ee a r iy Te : ae > : ‘ -_ — <PM TX ; eFor yy: a ef “OR it how — ~ Seumery ~ toms; fine salary. Apply r or ~ me . . thecount 1 tt the , AXDIRONS. carcets, furniture ef ai : : in piece, per yard. Ble. 3 gay “ WAIST r DESIGN ER DiXIXG ROOM ¢ Giki—ts Gates Teom. «fee Mies Ott). Pply second floe | wee ohn Do! : . ; mate tnnereiona. rey Ri a contents —— éwelltngs, best | and . reo ‘outfita, Prins co nner. SS; goed _sthoba, _ ODEN. Fo le complere chberge of ™ oF — oN ot “A rw. ~ - ' . a vj 3 or . ere if where +o mene SEWING MM } _ % ; < “ ~ . DRAPERS— Ge dresses; steady work: moo! SONN r-EN FEL D Ss ‘=i. & TH. .ce ;, = XPERIE ‘ CED pustneas man executive end tore. cose, erent teas sas buys meet. 6 4 aac, pean been fe a td may. Shatetein. ‘sh and Waskingtor , ~ mechanical ability, bas tew -huadr ry 4 rs aT Lindell hee ith Moors Mog * 610 Washington Ar. (el4) oe oo = eoced a mens a nee Te re oF i te « @ {te oe * a | n | ; ! $ 7

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TUESDAY. BRUARY $, 2939 DLO GOvD8 F GEE-— For ype other sta red aud ¢ ve at aL (,O0DS—For Mat, at STOCA Conteciicat un maxes, ~* ’ ay tubo Ares | _Ulive et. we Carper or aale. ‘Truom eize Axmingta ‘heap rec. “ alton av. Rv. "> raie. wolid BS4% Wu uphrey., viens or wale: all Monde: line of hounsehola Foon, dining tables, chairs Buiite library a)! kinds, rugs. hie stock w dave at a time parmenta;: ‘deliveries f the eltr: o event 1406 Fra nkiin, "Cc entral -M AKING sale at. prices hat 4 ; niien a fe of med 4 hairs and extension table pille , a few grap hophones, AS plane lasnpem, our one on Mu! iyhil ' Furnie TION. PURNITURE BUY to our email overhead in a2 porltion £® eave Vou lar you epend for new fur furnish you up from x with up-to-date furniture se hore then What you would nd eee wus if vou wish o- openevenings PP. J. Farrd Co, 4519 Vaston ay. NGAN’S BA RGAINS ndle a line of new sample sed from taerge fact on ve customers at least 30 per hee a greatlet of a *. ne a can pen 6tolhC€perior. rw. A. LANGAS SPtnk. o Mona. nd ‘Slightly ene Hou Goods for Sale or xchange. 4 a If vou have eny olf f& ring Olive 4570 or ¢ jocated in the ¢ Sistrict. which, of \antage. We tf $96.50, 88 « " n ao prace Jacobean dinin : B-plere roiden oak a $2. MO) and «hy drease 5: beds. oo ™): *'deboarda, ' aire . 2 or ° Gas renges, 84.50 4 many slight» H-up ear nrte R-ARMSTRONG t wn Olive opp. Tublic Library. ANIMALS OO Pedierecd, mains 4 montel nmi « ite. . 118 Allen He58.For salie partly L. net ahs 121" Allen, For sale i. ‘fresh, and ca vena, ‘ennsyivania and Clayton re DKS AND PERIODICALS —- OP ee " gruerome but realistic. " the only living ehoet ec > nt prepaid upon $ ocolnt Si. "ie r ye gannibel. re & CLOTHING L Wid—Men's sults. aii before coeing : don't Cass av. Tyler. 2x33, ki, Wtd.— EXCHANGE ~ lt ee a ae ee BOAT Wid.--T bave coal, weed “ld weeds to trade for eauipped fer travelng. (hbapman, care Al Lak " qT) ——e JEWELRY—WATCHES ——— ate fer for a monde . ay Bm nith & Co.. 513 uD te = karat. O GOLD ANis SILVER a a aC ‘ks for old rola and ellver. * . 218 th est. orice = ae cola. io *n feise teeth. Miller, 5s TrLY best ‘Pash : . tmatinum: WY | Awton f , ci? “1 truck HODGE galr rmiAviN ie. rutin Baws yt] ; Raith i nf alee wanting Kk @okiuk at Ah r tet jceboxes for butchers or aiso iceboxes mace to order, _ ©o.. 2911 S&S. Broadway. (69) TAIN--For. sale; vack War and Seales. chaire, floor case; cou ) in ure. “mn wa Olive et leh tons! cash registers; we save rORD—For sa} rondater. Ine i crit I} lo} bargain. j r FORD = Pov or sale oe Pa - , GH bid Duy VFOur vid tire «tf - ¢ is ow wi I » we . “ Pp An awe concition; pay to pri os to © corm liowe ale . » Jett Tire Co.. former! 7 : ; " . y SF ee M4 * erier el 1 y | Locust at + ORDS r , fouril , oy} a "| > ELECTRIC FIXTURES hows s J tour a1 bait , con as stancard a a =. ' ' ' F ne for charges: aleo —@TURES-—Por sale: and glas- POR ' ale ' _ ar Rev —— ; ner Tire >». formerly Univer : . of fc"e,. ' : iti nH an ; eh 4 rai : ' Oy > aetgee © ; . eins . tia tiaitintit Hess aR Central 4880.18) = {Ts to Bult, _taurs. 2921 Locw OLIN, mandolin, guitar, ba ‘kulele t + + - ; rit ir te ” , HO instrumen loaned -utnan kaon : ~ "REID Ren ingions. U noer- _— , : . ; . A Hiamrmonds. Flicks yy Ot ———» a “Oe marty ow “ : OR iss ae eZ - _— (8) V pe writers $10 an ae SELL YOUR Ras LBS AT THE RIGHT PRICE: +: ODe#fi =) ee Advertise it ROOMS FOR RENT—SOUTH -~ OR Oe ee SHENANDOAH, veniences., Rett farntiv SIMIPsSaN r suit 24-floor THE RUDOLPH WURL CO.. keeping iT = ‘i100 Olive. st. 8! kK from late venta Part Pian $725 . mut it MUSICAL well-Kno®n WAVERLY Oak uprigat, ain eNTH. 2n46, &.—Two rooms ms for. Nehe eo me heen ww taker are P TWEL FRANK STELL, BEST PL ACE no interest cHarged: 19 per cent off . with interest and discoun saves ‘to 8100 Lester players are best: $500 to 6700. 1414-16-18-20- = ano@wany ion. and the pianos es asked (ash oO is f-e? ra , PIANOS | PLAYER-PIANOS _ agit Sota TALKING-MACHINES | SQROEHLLOW. | 1201-Fu PHERSO saie. hjasvy payments ° rt monthiy, quarteriy. ‘ et h aeennd EGE | I'prig : Mahoga: = — VAS! N « HAMLIN ran , ,0ONn. Ze 222 (Ap b rT?) A YOL : i? ( sx “rr re aa ; 439081T)—N setfeatn-heated i hone Lindell 4071W PAGE mT). "F484 Keep. ne «as o . 4 7 > Rr. a i07 Razer 00 Mahorar SELHORST lished 1879 ‘For 40 \ears Reliable Music Store 1007 Olive St. \TED $4 | etal, AON T TALKING MACHINES worth vr ‘ are > ROOMS FOR RENT--COLORED RECORD EXCHANGE RFC ORDES bought 80) ol exchangeé. Recor4 =xcrange. 1 ine « Kare iclé) DS Por fi e tec nes dnd da: : * for $1; open 4 - ROOMS WITH BOARD —CITY ai gh PO i Gf ee ee i i MISCELLANEOUS ‘gteer ile ROOMS and BOARD | "\} Vy } | ROOMS FOR RENT-—CITY MISCELL ANEOL 'S OM ha CENTRAL in these columns. Ba! rr - ROOMS ' WAN r EO eR aoe ‘REAL ESTATE WANTED yernt FoR. a f ; ereoerty, better Dis, | -« * mH > Wesh st. toeg? oe iM VW «| : (ALAS KE “UU nk rine? - couple « loved tri ig ht VV eet Een ; bie : ij- : a : J ’ : KUUOMS °@ furnished howsekeepl yette lark Roz H- in bra? nh oe : rR 4") I>) BOARI» Wt Lac * , ‘ " ’ , ; ‘ ‘ ’ , iy + #ea ; nme Lat nw | 98 “2, SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE HOTELS MISCELLANEOUS suer : ~ Box 618 Frisco FERGUSON ee on, Oa — . om Wage en ee ~~ ~~ A 408OODBOLOQQOOODOQVO®NE seyersiere House in Ferguson 36 South Elizabeth Wonderful Bargain Lot 150x700 ~ Rooms: Fine Condition Open for Inspection (s) ry (# cehetereevelerelele) eho) aie leleleveren e\e.2e@\e¢.8 ¢:¢ OXON Ja , Gelinaicamed , : : ‘HOUSES, FLATS, ETC| Solid agate j ne jndmmowem privel j pe ,n tiree or FLATS FOR RENT CENTRAL May Consider City Property tiie a bette GOLDMAN REALTY 4 ROOMS AND BATH, $12 6 722 CHESTNUT . OO OO 5606000000000086 COO. oS eee WEBSTER GROVES SOUTH mae TER GROVES orrrreree....... Ww Bi} a ET. gnoy s. opposite Atgonau n r 118 : . bore ‘hittemore to ene ")% na , | ii} Whit : " ree large roo . 120 > Fourth et fos) oxexe — “620 Market at 4 large root in #00 re: Pair: close to 8 car |ines: Keys at 2614 Mark PEC] ESTATE 5 gant Bide nf Males Caroline ef se — : FARMS FOR SALE S.room fat. g@e, rent it MOVING. 7T or 4 roome free to arse. bod ealie one (tO car Virginia avy. De fii rai.rToaad "aiiron } anig Oe . . ‘A vere com res.cr . reat ee APARTMENTS WEST . 7 ; ‘ear ’ \' 4 * IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES ovs_ 4 .r HoT er , . Mt SCELLANE FLATS AND AP'T’S WANTEDO *) T) FURNISHED FLAT «A AP'T’'S wTod ‘T. : ue water } ' bargain Si SUBL RGEAN PROP TY FOR RENT OO re@- rar- icrfi2 TO LET: BUSINESS PURPOSES , | MISCELLANEOUS BAS oar, Pee ee ’ ~ 1 FOR SALE FLATS. APARTMENTS MISCELLANEOUS SOUTH SIDE Ph \T west ; 1.148, feet -p RESIDENCES FOR SALE CENTRAL NEAR "(« ODnivre GARAGES ANDO STABLES eee ™ | , WANTED BUSINESS PURPOSES Siatal Siss MINE MY A "ne per ‘m@ “ne ‘naer*’ one BUILDING MATERIALS CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE NORTH LOANS ON PEA - I¥- ee a - “LOANS ON REAL eSsTATS estate at lowert prices YREILLY , : 733 Chem. O REILLY BR. & I. CU , imp ruved rea! estate 6: current reies ; ’ Ty ' ares omy. ies, nc CO. 6 N Oth. fs (ot Orr out or DEBT—PAY Raves ~~ h paves "AND 1 OaN Gravele emt Rot & Ni ‘oe i‘ atioGr he "AN prices Sipa 2% IA’ iN itroa awa’ MONEY TO. LOAN. On South Side Real Estate ~~ make «a loen, see ve «|(We ' : eur preperty and give yeu af — a , ta Pa DETER! -eNcY, 37 Graves, a “ 7 ° F ' . Pig 176 » LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY PBB OO tt te el i MOVEY LOANED.-On furniture ané ner month. ti: M: imictpal | wat aan room fez. M WONEY loane i to people in keeping yee: cheane’set rates and easy payments ame («, ream hm Wright hiadg 438 : eaiaries if x. oonfidential, ange Hidg. e# barted Deep iF their own pel rmente: oat mown = Bigg, reom 617 Commercial e otf ‘ake loane om #000 up-te dei" ohe, aiao goed mahogany piavere when stored lanean Furn Co. Boe ment Central LS ETANDARD inde OF OM ooke weThte* \eiige hide fe % ~——_ ‘Liberty Bonds folowing * Rands a4e fa cae THE HICHEST PRIC pe Lone | rh S| : ICES = fellewirg priete, ,* +9 eagiag"* & 4) ie Wid a ee L. IBE K TY “BONDS 4% % | ed S sr mor: RoONn co men's Perk PiAg e. second floor, Olive | rrry BONDE ke we et) vay for &e@ hente $46 - ~ wer? Ae a7 +" " ! Leer: iji® a” af? { hora betes 8 ‘ fai a t] s° h*, lienns . t ta tie Ot —-_¢ sere’ eli Olive 45.9 FIREL 2146 Beetmen's Hank hide if ar Rergsi* (fai ‘ou muse? at the faile various be) rr ee ,‘¢ « Reliable ahs ty ond Prices erat avn WO fereRwe OBHaroe THEME Phi ers cave wPrahi (+208 wonse. one prices we will pap Oe soy teased G:ergue coe ret A SY" eect 81°? eoads rTE'~ PERG 2 CO sere Aaw *iii Ww rT. eS arti ae they Wi ei neee 4 ( heetnut oy - S47 |? Fe aoe nk ete en Se s see + ghee OH ee ee en he ee ee ee ee ee ee MO ee ae mae ae A Se het MO a a ne OO Ee NN OD im OO ne TR iO LI at sa). ra aa, ee oa we Cm ree A remy they ol ee ee ee Se ee ed ee Mn ee ee ee ee Se ee es See ea Oe OE ce ee i a. Se eS a er ne

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a a a > ie STUOUS HOST-ASMICs a coder ecbrpenee ck Peers ST.LOUS oii yeeuuvuerwreesnue fF 5s On en ee : " ; ll Ov [ote 7 : ‘ | “That’s Me A er, Mabe J . hu 2 VW gh ~~, / f J , ae é RAT. RINE MWS f- , ° ——— eens = d a ‘ | a A Ee : @ The sequel to ‘‘Dere Mable.’ both on sale in lds hts j adhe Wise re fre tx pitd iy Aims ; ; . % . . j arqest lissirrbutors of Merchandise al Hook Sertion each C7 OW th Wrredeeetedd)s i, IP p ¢ ] >/] Retail i) Missourt or the West. TE dd Maal -_ -_— ——s > N ; “wy i ee es = The February Shoe Sale Offers Low Spring Shoes ~ 0 Pair. ee Jn Quer Spurited F ebraary Sales. And tor This Day, We Have Secured Large Quantities of the Renowned | / aaa BUCKLEY CUSTOM-MADE SHIRTS || engeten ean A AK ()] af . Rew - i. v 7 | new Colonials in large buckle EDNES DAY Is SH HH ] 1) AY Qualities that Must Retail at $7 Later ; a ——— inne eee eee eee effects. smart plain or tongue pumps and «dressy lace Oxfords ~~ , ~~ tr : ; with al] turned soles ana full Louis heels. In Representing cancellations and returns of Shirts made to order, and for one | Kid. black kid, white calf, brown kid wad Sane reason or another. undelivered. Originally priced $2.50, $3, $3.50 and $4. In- 7 4 cluded also area lot of Buckley's regular Stock Shirts, all offered tomorrow at : Spring Boots, Pair, $7.50 4 : Qualities That Must Retail at $9 Later © Women's High Lace Boots, tip or plain styles in tan, brown or bright and dull kid leathers. Have welt soles. . : a oe »- a i " La 2? * RGGaHHBBWOH AdYOY QQ» SSS a 7 Table Damask Fancy Silk — Quality, $1.20 | $1.75 Qualiti $1.3 ~ - & 7 ; Wrectwae: q Full bleached, heavy qual- @ 36 inches wid itv Damask, two yards wide tive styles and stripes mereerized finish in the messaline and new patterns, grounds —for separat “* 3 Bed Sets. $8.50 and dresses, . made up during the season and se. Scalloped edge satin Marseilles $1 Fiber Shirting, t colors and splendid patterns, and : teal Sets with cut corners; full Exceptional quality . s lasting service In this assortment vou size SSxPS-inch spread with roll fisie Shirting, 32 inche a ever to match. come in good stripes; € If Von heave ever atte riled one of qin’ Bueklev Shirt Sales. you will know that it is vise to be here when the sale hegis tomorrany morning at % Welock, as the selling ahold iy spirited Pree this atari cs and sott slik and eotten mixtures. 300 of them aon : able. Py, ean easily be removed. There are +; 45c Bath Towels, 33c 4 * e enumerated Bleached hemmed Turkish Tow $1.50 Foulard Silk, ¥ “ els; a thick, heavy quality— 36 inches wide: come J y 4 5 slight mill seconds, and figures, on navy | o 9 501, grounds. An exceptional & if 20 201, . $1.75 Lunch Cloth, $1.45 quality. we , he . ‘ . * 73 lerstand the necessity of being : Rteached- mercerized damask Pnn tin iS . : ‘om . . . - = . cess wy ers as cepted “ : vemmed Cloths, size 54x54 inches; $4 . Sa ¥ By ate Fleer . ame Nn attractive at riped de- High luster Dress . ‘ % signs. wide; an elegant fabrie SPRING SERGE *- ” New Authentic Models $ 75 2 4 a Ae i Be for Women and Misses, * —— Aire a 4 : ie N ph crally P) icedatl... - = 2 L, ] ———-— a MQVW§ S MY Vth tbe WAY, — XS “A AANAAAS “Oo as to cali vour attention to the Trop larity they 1 y , ~ re j — . | AC (> ne 7 > (OT ny SCA! BR. ar in mind aiso. tha? the price Pia . . 5 > ae ’ ~ 77 q +} > ; , i ; ‘ 7 : ’ . : Ss MQ XA .** . WS SAN 4 ~ AN SN ** SS RWWWWMWNH AW. BM WMAAVD ywWBD WWW WA Ins na : tpt reas ehh of ' — ian : att Diack oni. | po Bed ; Ce \CeTeOLTOrrric qqyureaiies . ' f ‘ae ~ ¢ & 4 rel Olvereont vite ed | S79, ' Other Items of Interest in the Apparel Section . a. vaist sean . | ‘| he Sults Sat Saas ae, Coats Coats Dresses Skirts | eed eee’ re) | srivecee™ Te / reeclicont Wualiters s10 So ve a Pee Latcorwm Veer ~* SN)O . Gr OF 23 dF 95 9 The Overeoats -: Second l'lee,r . ws RL VAAANAW MW vy ‘d Ser > er PO ee WN ” a in the Basement Economy Store ~“ The February Furniture Sale : — . — — me eo —_> age * i sx and Serge Dresses” bee brraotle: Big j obey Peer Ns j sr erre Brown & White Baking Ware _ ,*-. —— 5 | Values Up to $19.30 ON} ee eee ee ee * . F ' , a (Jiferett. Begining 1} eed rre selon ‘f Ly, Prioy ALA j ONS , . i& a) / ) " . ~ - - : : . ’ . ~ ters (*; *% - s . — : : ~ 2 : ' ? ° kr 4 ‘ : . , ' ; ; a pe | . , "= i ceneetittianmeneneeeaenntitiieneaannnn ae ; ' ‘ mS ; bey } i ahd 5 weber Steak. tates yn tes “ten ts mabe, ° wher: ~ - | | q 2”) women will be mide hia C ems, mixing bowls. «1 fe jars, 1 gs. ef $19.75 Mattresses $39 Bed Outfits $30 Library Tables Wednesday. 200 wamen will shal Up to Mc Upto ie Up to Me =Up to Se )S—CUp to Bc «=6CUp te $) To $2.50 SS] 4 ~s ' w= >.) = 7 in tilts unusual saving on desiral Values at Valves at Valves at Valves at Valfies at Values a’ Valves at °; ort ys -) pLdon SU , 2 Suk armel serge Dresses. reait i | 4 = 10 ‘ ] _ ») _ ~ () — . | | . o “ —— on _ Cora IC ; : ’ é. “ty. * ——. in navy. brown and black. St¥ Cc Cc IC L29C -) * i IC — ' “a 4 “yO particularty attractive and n Pift® Veer SIS «( etten-aed -tet: | ar T1SSke< ane wv Omen lip Te 44. Wattrercne« sre SS SERVO Peer eh © tances ee ee ee nee ne ee

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_— Page: -- : New s Photographs er, Mabel” ” | W omens Features TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4.1919 willy h on sale in our 75¢ = bee | SSS N ST. LOU! POST-DISPATCH| * ate — one Popular Comte’ Sporting News “, ’ A | Market Reports Ve 2 : | TUESD Ly G VN SS N YY \ W Mate . i > >») eee + Se ee ee 2 ae j aa ale Of fers Shoes at 87 Later te 4% Me a 4 7 oa, bA . _" wo *e es eeeeeaanea® @ & ees & & ss © . aa LASAAAAAAAS ._. a & ~ NOOO MM OO eee © * ses eee oa eo © ‘see ee eee ~aaAaaaa eR EES > s it REE eee eee £8688 8 ee ES Oe © 8 ee tee eee eee ee > _—_ _ ~ , : may a in tai}; . 4 i 7 wa Pe ‘ ~ : 3 *. SSASBABAAADSES see eee SSeS SSS ES AACA ~%*% MOOK “*seee6 72 oe “- * 7 S$ , * . eee +e eee 68 6 eS eee Ce ee Oe ee _. . >" MANN _ Sa , .*** . aaa a ee Oh ee , way tH is heels. In white d and patent. $7.50 at 89 Later in stvles in gunmetal, thers. Have Goodvea; Second Fleer eee ee eee eee eee a... 1... . SS SABA ee »** : : ws SGV iniSa nnayaw) ? J » x ; OGY ancy Silks | of oleae: $ | 39 5 inches wide—attrae. stvies and stripes on Saline and taffeta : ids lor se parate a | dresses, iber Shirting, Yd., 75c optional ‘i lality silk aud A Bhirting, ‘2 inches wider | in goo! stripes; all wash i. ; Y - The a a in ean ‘a of the Bolshevik sae which —le pee Saas me "Vales States. Mutinous soldiers parading in front of the Metropole Hotel. —Copyright, Underwood & Underwood. J, eshecccoddddbipsssece WM dccddddddddée \esnineunces ao renunaananamannabamnnmang Wi neenveneesnneseneee nnn nee seneeaee eat aneemnanaemmtns ma LL: COO _ Wty meee eSe eae = ae. or Whee a NS . sees ee eee e ee ee see +e eeeee MOG ) Foulard Silk, Yd., $1.25 © inches wide: come tn dots * figures, on navy and black @ mds. An exceptional Wearing 5 ty. | incess Satin, Yd., $3.00. gh luster Dress Satin, 40 in, ; an elegant fabrie for smart wear. Main leer MA W Begs, in vi seh i gs ie ear PO 5 ss LS ii frp ‘iia Nips Eis: Sp gl Z 4 ifs i %, wn Z PA as gag" ‘o i Mex ; Ss Z BE ti, ie ? bien, He Losi SEF ‘we? eT ae sa ie Mea: 4: i) Vy Vite o Pov “~ spoons a 5s “Meg Woe cagm Maiti Meteo | handler Christy awarding golden apple beaut y to the prettiest girl, Miss Edith Hyde, at costume ball. The judges are shown standing. Harrison Fisher, Penryhn Stanlaws and James a Montgomer y F lag 8 ymin VLITALYLULIIOL ieanecipeee ishn93}908 9) Em Bers 99. : . s Ta Ee seaaeae pes ‘ ay . *ess a geen: RN ~ , Pegi: Me X: WS MO AON MA SN SAAS s . . , -_ Satee es eeeeeeeest® . , mam: . OA SS ae . ee SM AANAN SSeS SSSESSESESESSSES SESE SESE EESE SEES S © *seseee MQA WN SS VME SM yr x WS =e WOT EE ccc dda Bolshevik leaders at the July promersce a Soldiers = eaten ee cccecececcceeceeccccccceeeeeeececcoeeeeeeecceecccssssolbboe( Uppsala VC ccccccllllccccccceccecececceeeeedeccdeddcedtetcceeedeeeeecceeceeccseeeeecceeeesseeeedlasseddedlabs Zt MAY 2M os “* SS YZAAT SAS >..." ~*~ * ‘ *+**e eee se Gee ee © — — S MMA SBSAASABAD EAR AA aS \ a KO Oo eer 1.4 eeeeese Meeesas SS »* MAA SSS *sees « eh 4ee O88 MM\QQA AN WS ek ee eh ee ee WY SAAQu04uw ~s SN +4665 4854885°* * SE 2 Ore er WS 7 a *ee & eee e ee eee ee RPAV|ynneng RRR ‘ YM EEE The French Government has just made public this photo showing interior of hospital in Paris struck by shell cae the eee in rect re —Phote by Central News Service /, ASA f, f, 4 A, AAA A /, Sf) Wt geen Sossertuienatiecanaes trenenenge S447 LAAsdihsd Sees Oh 4 WEE COCR WERE ARR AS WY PR QWOVWQo Wn SS WS ANA SARA , , « 4 ; a \ QS pAABAD AR? APASASENA YS i % gt my i Ws See SS A : . _* 9 . . . oo 4 - “4 in — - ; , orate: "2 , . 4 (LAA dbdded yi a tity LL. + eum pai nit the Pid on the Rhine. These are men of the Rainbow Division. —Copyright. Underwood & Underwood. ; Mtl ny Ue ag PT Terre eee eee LL AA#*(t4slhl hall ll lll lllllle le SAL SS NX fist: Xs! 7 4444S res XS SARA 8 Ni WN WS SG SAA Qc‘ WS SPQ A IS NS MOOG QW. WS > is * \ . WS NX omy Store yresses lo $19.50 />D sOeet MAY SS 5+ a a a (eee ee WS

7 SS © SSS / Pie made happy ‘omen will share Ying on desirable ‘esses. Fashioned ta and (ieorgette Md black. Stvles ttractive and are nen up to 44, ment Pconemy tere MOY 7, ll | George Washington Grant, who was selling newspapers 20 years ago WEEE in New York, new owner | 4 “Th “ id esc sometimes ie icisles Sa oe back to t of the Boston Nationals. Whittle e war bride ’ A new photo of Friederich Ebert, head of the United States. This is Private and Mrs. William Lewis of New ert 2% . The tank is mighay useful in peace, too. Here is one towing a canal boat in France. the German provisional government. York. His wife was an English nurse who attended him in hospital. —Copyriant «tse rim ‘ ~ Caner, Savanna Se Z , en abit biddd dd tbtidttddddtieitesstteertestiras tii tt bites ti ii tt in Vo Vidi didde jist V (os OLMENMOMAME dc ccd : RWWA MANATEE AAAS \“ ¥ ss “ ' T's > % 1 ty MOO eile ad SS Ly ie: | pie Ba Ny : SEITE LLL OLE \; Whnnrnnnnnn SUMMIT Fins ee a i ll a eh hh hh ke i hh i i i i i i ee ‘ : »*s _* 5 : a ' : ' ss SSSeeBeeeae® & ~S FI sens NMOONHONnyyqnyywyMMIAMIAIAYPOGOGO_,d_>W>w>w>k> WGA IIIA III III " WY

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4 WOMEN’S ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCTI, TUFSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1919 a ’ _ 20 7 I SPAT | ee ee Himes ronave rourien SES a teaays eae - 3 Plan Tentative as to German “MEne De: Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER The representatives of Mississippi Valley inter . Dec. 12, 1878 . , ele oe ~ Ftc . have gathered at Washington to add cumu- at Ss Pudlished by the Pulifeer Pudbliahing Co. eats | y - : Twelfth and Olive Strects lative emphasis to all that has been said in recen' | C ONIEes, iON d 5, C4USE™ ; a . . Teper ’ : , , ask , ’ yy 3 a POST-DISPATCH CIRCULATION |monthe on Congress’ duty to the rivers. They as L r: Average for entire year, 1918 rr ' 1 ac- 0 |] | i | Oo; e e A eS OF Sr that a problem whose importance has genera . ai 4 By j Sunday ... ' pee SOR LTT m DAILY AND 8U NDAY , 189,796 ceptance shall be dealt with as a whole rather than ——— = atin —\ . a . \ with ite separate phases. Instead of unarticulated meas- > — & THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT. | eighed ac P roposal Viewed as Curtailment of Sovereignty i mut up!” Pete PORM | wrea they want correlated measures to be weighed ac- R * H, shut Ul hts: retirement cording to their bearing on ends of national scope. As Several Nations—V ictory in ussia Re. “4 and yo ir ao he lie wornet ims ported Over Bolsheviki Force. | ity liberally for as wit assault and batter) tT know that my “make no Gifverence tn me a substitute for effort confined to particular rivers and cardinal principles, that tt will always fight for progres« and re- particular stretches of rivers, they urge unified effort form, never tolerate injustice or aiming , : , | ee ¢ at a comprehensive system of internal commun to make him gogues of all parties, never be- | cation—permanent -plans, not mere temporizing expedi- : “a bie. long to any party, always Oppose — ents A | Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. "SRE you won't find any hi privileged classes and pubtio sie rates! Stat 4 Caz by the Phi! ie wThey are the court “he - . a yrig@h al! _ the Tnitted States and Canada by e Philadelphia Publig - plunderers, never lack sympathy There may be plans and projects of local importanc “spyright {an Great Britain by the London Datly Telegraph) 4 ga decision, theres c with the poor, always remain de- which would be subordinated in a view which con- Ry recta ts the Post-Dispatch. =. can't make me : eu can't m . voted to the public welfare, PARIS, Fe & : :, , : “ x _ “Te ty , never be satisfied with merely | | Siders d only utilities and values from the standpoint o! PROVISIONAL was the term by which the official communt 2 insisted [It just « printing news, always be drastic- | the entire scheme of waterways development, but there fied the system of colonial tenure adopted on President ike you, Wnet ? ally independent, never be | af ab ’ 4 es oe f : -— @= © Whe. tee afraid to attack wrong. whether can be no doubt that the new principle is right and will motion by the Peace Conference and it Bas been variably ig > Sie eee by predatory plutocracy or pred- prove potent. It will dethrone pork barrel projects and by the press. ‘ : adett could hol ator verty. o ‘ — : o 1] it r 1@; w me a : “5 : r a PULITZER prevent money wastes. To assign rank to river under- ne some journa:s nega e it ei 8:05 that the arrangement can : sted best allround | SEPH ; Amit eA , definite only when the League of Nations becomes a workable uti for four years, and a April 10, 1907. | takings according as they contribute to a common ob- 325 | - ' a . | -o MPS ‘ / | ie and others take it to signify that its provisional character is @ : iegpped by a consti ——- ee 2 RN jective will have the advantage of harmonizing con- Te by the circumstances that the mandatories have not yet been confirmed op ? Oh, get out’. De LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. = | ticting interests and enabling the valley to present a f tr aid even chosen. i I'm _ meee 4 : “sn ‘ | “ E beneath he (dawies united front. > ee 6S ey . My own reading of the term dif-; a loan with the Rostoff branch of@ on 2 #2 aa : : 7 fara from these. and I have reason to State bank. Strict discipline The Burglary and Since. : —- oo ——-——__—_ - ; : ‘ : : . ° ; ai 7 ’ oil " 33 ! ) elleve that my contention has been ‘nm the army, to which recruits big. red. generous fis in steadily Wahere and inconclusive Ze the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. At last we are getting inside facts about Bolshevist i a, PM ¥ , .cted upon by certain pienipoten- A Edette Bhenien : . Concerning the United Railways vs. the, Russia Robert Minor’s first article, in Tuesday's Post- eee om oe | yor Maran City of St. Louis, as the controversy now | Dispatch, is an interview with Lenine that carries con- se ; 4 Pa ‘aries, namely, that the Powers de!- In the Don and Kuban — bare! he growled Ana ‘ > + + bh eh - “fit th d rrlo¢ ° rir a h- Ae ® 4 coing on might be termed, I beg to sub- viction. It shows that the working classes of the world gated to then the respective ws emocratic spirit reigns st Me thio—which I don t't ) ; ; > = ° ? afi 7 ither fi y ’ sis “rts bh . ‘> ‘? mit a few considerations that may help have nothing to hope from the Lenine crusade of fire > , | : | svernments do not extend to the a8 ;, me oe ae ner in an : ‘ minu what do } , j ;' we? : R 5S —— aeaien. aS any trace of monarchigmg | clarify the situation. ~ |and blood, but everything to lose. Instead of democrati- tos ession of any part of the sovereign | ived. _ = ¢ mind tellin All this noise and clap-trap, those in- } Rae i clea ve ., “aon min it in *j 1] * Whit i oo "Ona: maarere Se ou 4 oS. 50 8 peterqnane policies, its alertness to opportunity is found in its at- No Sovereignty Ceded. lemocratic lines : ell, iker cons of tWte voters of St. Louis. This was re- Gat aahertey by & third ok | The paisied conception ofr B “ies Alice Carstairs. S: s d : on of , ° 7 taehes done ’ fused by the legislative body. Then it titude toward its utility enterprises A city which mean- | ” a Cae Mera t ’ i ; groups of states impiies the cession ‘«éss «s* r outcem was that the referendum petitions were spiritedly submits to having its common assets exploited Pe Saeacetoms pation ef part of) (eraaee aa uae ann ie don't mean te eas : that you think there circulated and signed t» a sufficient and capitalized for the benefit of big cinch magnates, the sovereignty which it possesses in hold on the peasantry. This is ii TY ’ Aad ; ‘ . ate ; tan Tr . ‘tue of international law rhich has tnose would expect from the Rr ation due her number of citizens to nullify the fran-| which permits itself to be plundered by privilege-seek- virt chise bill. This referendum had to be J ; s : | : ; — and suc + peasants’ passionate longi f ou?" Whitak done in a hurry, as the bill was about fo ing combines, is almost always a city which is disap- > oe been altered, an ae pre a sp ooateren oe — Perhaps you'r io, agp . sion can be acquiesced i: niv by and the readiness with which a woods me know We won't be put into operation It was then that pointing in other respects to its well-wishers. -he vereign state itself O followed the party that promised @ the t. R. Co, through its agents, stole A clew to the secret of progress of such cities as Chi- toe =n tl doteuahed to amen - aaah al ae The Bolshevtell owe agp anata oan ei we Breernidy Reo cago, Detroit, Cleveland and many more is found in the peace. This \ iewpoint does not nec- caught the bulk of the Russian * testes " time to bring in a new referendum. but general attitude of which their utilitv policies are onl) essarily connote an absolute refusal ple by this irresistible lure, but acca aie aa ‘} was successfully done. nevertheless. an index. They are looking out after their own in to Gee im “ ee ee ver be . ™ be metic ~ pet: mere 4 le none. —— oniy a@& scrupuio 18s resoive not to x rion. a fierce resentment against x iIped and «uceee The people were confident and ready to i ions ; . , . -_ more directions than one and not in any narrow, petty ceed the powers delegated by its deceivers is taking the place @& But he at a4 >U ® Starr vote, and it appeared that the Mayor and fashion. but ina large farseeing fashion. Plunderbunds NO MAN’S LAND UNDER THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS. (,overnment. I have grounds for be- ayuiescence in their rule. a | th | : we eer tne same time, of the situation me. | don't mean to sha the railways company realized they were : , .. hear Befeated .Tt was then that the U. R are always looking for something to grab. but the citl- illite ies lief that in the case or cases where have indeed been exprog . don't think 1 ; " : . : d -- a x _ © te 3 mo 7 ee meatetiin +h rr ission ry, - ° wall 2 os = . . ; on ft : A auddenly refused to accept the franchise zenship that is vigilant in the matter of its public in- > ae OS eon +. mengrtonen ds, Grand Dukes, cou | of thing I can’ r A e Vy | R R 0 R obtains. the matter has been submit- al! have been deprived of the x Se ey : reep ae 1 offered them in the bill. Was it because terests and compels its officia 0 v rari- ernn , e e . Dp ls to be vigilant is invari ted to the central Government by the sions and the soil divided among hind erings behind my the company and the Mavor had agreed ably vigilant in the matter of its private interests. Pp U B L, I C O P | VN if fe : JIU ST A f MIN UTE Wr for the POST-DISPATCH delegate or delegates, and when 4 peasants, but in Central Russel a . : a Clark Me “Ad aagms rey ly is received t will be acted of it ie ts ing fallow Ee: | 4 yeomet!} x get a there Was an easier way out of their pre- T) ld ow , DEEs® Sawever that was. the Board 1e old question, “What's the matter with St, Louis’ ; The people stubbornly refuse wo. one of Aldermen repealed the bill with a ‘s still being asked. It was long ago answered. The only This column ts designed to reproduce anda } - toe For some countries : Manga- sow and till it an: is as great flourish and much self-congratu- thing the matter with St. Louis is just such perform- without dias the latest comment by the THE KAISER’S LAMENTATION WE HAVE WITH US AGAIN— roxy epetemn will ¢ Any ane ne ee nap ae yf spar) ation of Verer Stara, te sputter with entht ee an ree anrr > Pt liffer from anneXa- reason they answer because it i Bate lations, and no one In that body would ‘ ances and just such attitudes as those reveale . Ain Se litany ele wien ; amet tn ns Gon ant . | own up to the fatherhood of the repeale. : ' , ' on : eal d on the leading PULit id.d, ae SD Iipe 3 anda pe 10G- His Arrival at Sa Helena: 4 Wel! Mr Me \dams after an ab- ion on.yY itt form A OF - oe aiso ifn ‘Theirs * ie wot me _ led . , v) ‘i . - Or ane ye 5 : ubstanc tate: efor Oo The : r? = a E>. =. cr , measure. Time passed; the _ railways part of its offielals and some of its leading citizens in icals on the questions of the day. Roundelay. sence from the city, it's real homelike substance. As | sm eaes - =? : rhey call i it we have ge) ‘A sea trip's fus company, still more hopelessly water- the United Railways grab. St. Louis should line itself a T’y nied to hear them all talking about the good Britain and her colonies there w no paper ivi For our ewr a é' 2 ws ; he , ‘ ‘ i ‘ . a4 aha iA zi eaal j * ee - : mis nom ptible oh —_ . t se 4 7 ‘ . = : eset . are, if il Ww logged, bankrupt, in fact, found a way with progressive standards and get away from the level PESTILENCE FOLLOWING WAR a agit ‘O rega: sway oid mil tax again perigee rp qeg savtee: nig tige k ived a paper ane | round all rij ; « . . . . ‘ ee ‘ . ne rae 2 ‘4 o_ 4nGa gave us nothi liow then can We a ee new misdeal was put through on the eats. s time for St. Louls to come up on higher U* aia | | : , ipy no sing intest ray. t " t MI ' vy, th ‘ies and gen- put money {i - if others get the nae es Oe ~ Ate . . ' 7 ind of activity Naper an i lai the - eee a ‘ i ntilress is iva ict a di now, but | can Bi quiet, not in the city hall, but tn a pri ground. taxen seri NGMIONS ' ry etawa Mill Ti n h 7 yn Population vate club. — - > - . follow the war an: scour the work! ~~) her it last “lub we kin ? rtin aft M don't that bit them also because View of pee: Reform. a " . ™ : . ™ ° . . . _ . ’ : olin " P - . m _ . . Russ! ae pe ne wil ’ die or subsist ieee : Wwooea a. ree in the meor : ; te conference should pass int ist r by n: , nese tacts ars ven empn s by D es : = =‘ rable, suggesting a social idea based ; Me — — § / ia To = Editor of the Tost Diepatch , L nto history I y the name 0} ad | Ee ; cs rn i' more Pa — rT. “vy Toa? th Dro a oni a nai oan) oe me has peoples eharity Posesibliv Ser bia may be ska Pete, Stark having to While there is so much discussion at some of its merely extraneous and incidental cireum- igpmamodene a we m sick sore be invested tn schooners and such to have equality a seach to help somewhat, as there haha endurance and jud i aeeer na ont the dea! between stances rather than from its weighty achiev ements has in (nem a ! nace hicag a4 ' nie a ting | OrD a Renato ics ine Seago aie ee : bandry has followed its nme S Maker out with talkis > avor Tle rn th 1’ _ ° . . . ; . , : st ‘(i | |@er inal ve ; ‘ , P ; Aras ita, aa ‘Ww a ai ha Feesee: 7 oo, = } te , ’ a os : : Ah | a a ° R " and AccE pling now passed I or a time. howe, er. it did look as i? it , ir) n hr ‘ mntris , on ; h 2 uae : ye oe : sie ‘ 4 ‘ t } t Y nme’ : grat on la we preva . ai . ‘OUTse a! a>" 4 ne ‘ ‘o-operative Dp oe 2 arn ; | depa. ’ ui a f' for the moment thelr magnanimous in — disgrace and woe. es: o = aes ae - - a — ae ¢ , is more wide! ‘ 8 bache! , : might be know he C ’ Nati +.) “e we 4 ! ( ati . will not t a , y developed than any achelor rooms, H tentians for the welfare of citizens at nown as the Congress of Nations and of Gold | ' ; a | , Ss ceep » wet te vill not be regarded a: runnil ‘S systematically applied. 2” misgiving. Whital large. permit me to suggest @ plan that Brocaded Adjectives. Since the world began has there cae te gy nmgeart Bye lege t so long to beat the foe tome St. 1 ec , ) cOmnne Se See eee Views of Two Treaties, 3 that he weald fa , ;, > h } fivi and diving low— mandate ~ s useless, however, to disgul , : . ae ad glade eee oe od in way apse 1g good ever been gu b an interchange of intensive civilities {n- , - se ‘“ - - eee = Aa as * aa kt mh ba* fac kl ?' rn rié Ato ¥Y ‘* a ot Le ion - 3 ~_— . P . - who are endeavoring “4 alin a hig candescent felicttations and burning panegyrics pro- a have been e: t My ound its deep ears ago, and started stocs bay rstem meets with little favor eutside Ce eS ee eee 3 ve and everyts ' } ” ; ii 7 . , ois x wd Be “ ; Y : es r haw hs RaAtakh ; , wee oe ~~ - _— — 462145 ‘niguit : tr * ? ~ ; : . | , [ guess they have had enough ¢t “sayy : L.quitous treaty of Prest-Litovek Gay c Peter had tele echool education to children Many of nounced in the presence of, shot into the very faces of _ so s.eep their lifetimes wh!’ nglo-Saxon lands and it would be said to differ from the treaty =: the A rweines f. es [P,. os . ‘ha »F . . — - bans - -_ ~ As : iha iA . — me ¢ ten - ios ‘ a: eal ‘ =. ‘ : - ha JA jreas these children live a sufficient distance those eulogized’? First one statesman was amen on the eet Be: woen A wee lected the matter : , —_ . eresiing ©o ascertain (he mature being prepared at Paris a Mission: they were t from ¢ ‘ho ec tate them ustne iter mn! improper ' lition of . the machinerv by whic . ib ; | dpe Tam agai | m the school to necessitate them using pedestal and his merits and record were extolled by suc- | that .t : nae "ast. nf tag saeiecs smite. a | i ~ aie tern So se ne ee, ee me third day follow! : - = = . . . : [ |? : ‘ r ° s “—e4 : ae ? rT) Ww a. > twas : a > . ~~ Z pee om erm? P ony adere and 7 ie - ay ex"! sul Hear : ry sa vs. to payne a diple g ) ntitme Whitaker ‘y eftreet cars and tickets should be on «ale : c easive other stafesmen in ferms taxing the resolrces o° ‘ iw f . i '« ; ; , a r\. : I i Se ’ . orias o ‘ )@e@ «Ses , . rretar : an mnie ts ; oa ‘ sn sieales ‘ : ; os wr Drei rs rument which rves uD ~~ leisure in which to for at least 50 rides at a rate. sa‘ of sine ‘ 9 : ; a : — -} = we) method - ’ ° ; ‘ “ = segments and best ows act ses fing up of about 3 cents each, to be honored at ce the tongue in which each spoke Then a second had “7°08 % , yt , ; nen ones > , " taln eriodas of the dav covert!In _" : hie fuer . eh ~~ oe 4 — .. ; ’ we eaner * an * . . , "AS % tls : . as whic} mit na aieini it s ; , . ‘1 f is Aa = gh gh owt tlie | t tis - his turn and —e ex oe — included =e first be 10 ager ai . seed [ t , rts ‘oh ha: uch Bt) > on 0 ; hi - ' se nant me dence on unfriendly , ¢ mted upon to occupy and coming from their reanectin ‘ Sawer roceeded, was able to balan he ar “ODe! tried er les | . od mattoane ¢ ' ROR G9 2 7. who, if they quarreled with us ii” P his own affairs jo inetead of the full fare of 6 cent _; oe mit items in his own rather extended encomium : | > disease —antn | eet See ey ee - eo hein a ap tai dian OPO rp rset ! ur only ice-free harbor, 28 Gm matter, but he was way Let them think [{t over and a accou . month away ¢ hn te vnen U. 8 had joined the fra ROppec © imire the new 1 im the Fs Gr palma aa . irely will, can blow our capital Gam mt them if necesssar our city spoken manne The laudation stage is ended now hev’v w n | re 1 7 holera ¥ nlay oc Prat dicaresnaiyigs ang ome e members of it, will in th - ne | oh ee meet aan rs a Whitaker might not oe SO proud o A Ee eee Rin Chee. eeeeuei | . | | | mer nant : alee “ the frontier? Give Finland 4 mto himself. © © 4A ST LOUTS BOOSTER “09 ae NS BSpe caat everytaing Galé Im the pre- w, and thers typhu th . wale 4 | ; of eunern | d she can demand Mur- ~hitaker shut the hall iminary ceremonies and welcomings about the high er ther ee mans sa ‘ an oT 4 fine | —— a EO eB a ARM sain eiraie : : m- mansk, Kew or Karelia and & Ss Sevator had taken | bilities and transcendent mora! excellencies and inesti- , *.» proper c i prope . of aw fear and fright Pleas ) y ; pie | ect | ee sah a _“e- protest she can shell ° auueeo al sg a oe hime e BS Pes ;, ? ie “0 : i mits : OU ol ‘ross (‘he gu °. a distance FOOT) [t wae 3 in. tl 7 get - Body ached with fatig 8sion within . | just ii¢ : weve talked abe ft dyou say? “er lan — an 4 Dangerous Precedent ’ . . a. " 7 : 7e the Editor of the Post-Dispe: past services of these several statesmen are a Kae Your masterly analysia of th ry true and that all the lustro Guaiities enumerated wi!) taylor : wher, , = , ‘ nm OSstTro] + ; e bs 1@ conferenc . railway situation in the Pe , —s frawn on ee t ew * id in the pr tion women maimed in rome e whol: ate » langehin . 2 , — - ee cna ~ Ae ee 2: te 7 ; : ; iia “i ; r ¢ mii ie ; ‘ } ti . ‘* 7} ‘ . «es aar + — . . 7 7 . : 4 . ae es ry’ ‘ " > e Le : tae . “7 a? ri is ; . ° ‘ Jan 20 ear ere an ar 4 —" mut n . on " a : - a as gr al e : ' 4 . . ne . — ‘ > ’ +” P | e on ‘- . 6 : 7 , . - “ - : | 4 vy : ut ™ ; ' 3 ta that * ' t yt ; ' re if half of hi nas n said abo sham te - paign | » be ie ‘ =" — , aS oe ins at a , _— a s.er borels ere irl wseliy allied to Uw a of OK ig t | - ce nr or oOe@a'i _ . . o a . : ‘ ‘ " . , w - " ‘ . ‘ - - ' ° : . . . } Pa " . » va : 7 x Pp 0 ¢, ‘ : : ae inn > h ve : Le - — — . ‘ ; °s Te... : - ene . . a . ane = 7 . = o De & 7 — — . . 4 7 . .5 4 . ' . 7 ‘ : ‘ @ + . « ney are ° ose to us eres , ; [i = : : ¢? hy UG lied 1a ’ Wa ' | m4 : “2 : ° . ‘ > 7 >* - . , ee : ' Gent set by the Mayor's actior 4. ‘ ; — . . rman - ai : i : , , eq Zz a _ — — anki, ep and every attempt ay . hbuked by recal!l! and repudiated in toto! rhe superman is already here. a whole assembiv of him : , FOUL » anout Sep © ‘ra? “s % » hat owledg: ean i dit Napa ep Se ee litle ile a ‘ ; a . Star the « Giagnon , . . . , . » all : . " > . Ke si _— / } ‘ | - r : : r¢ - ’ , ws 2 . +h > ‘ " . . ; .* =i 4 ‘ Y’ ; aed -4 : , re arrangements, w iat . ae nag : the people. « De taken advan e of nd he is engaged at Versa! : ' - vho h capt natu . rcumstance render ‘ friend ie had acrre su beequen' > tae . » , na th s , ; | ; Ata 7 : * = . ; a . tf; ° . ‘- for e future guidance certherown in to rend. anid @e) a Tice of Mayor to acc 3 a nt » : ie (5 =) BS “ . with corporations ra ar wakeful pillow - Si ae el ' Pree) le Mle 4 ihe . = was — re hap ee re he am ate ruth eee. ene, Oe, i ee : Ory th b peopies may reap the Whee, mt of the t few The other possi b ‘es po mn? @ oe “> mas \e . cf. ’ . ae : . : a ’ . ‘ o kx . . * : is M : * rii¢ - WE om ‘ ; ; . ; " ~4 Os8sSac ia M reo ver “ — 7 ——— 2 aA Bra ', E : eftted consists of the manrer of proced.- MUST NOT OVERLOOK MEXICO. mil isiNntr t ‘eturned U Stat Py eel less om , “OTTON *KERS. RIG nave captured Sarepta and ate " . . whitiwine ‘ > ™ 2a . ‘ . oy : ' : : ae : : ei wa > | _~ ele enrers , j big comm in! . ta - ¢ a no. - . ure in entering into this Iriqultous dea! No other city has the vital interest of St. Louis in the wiwe nd is yf To streco . “wes OR WALTER 1i7@ making more rapid eats ; “0 ) rey me ’ a a : om ri : a *. site — ry : Sl 69 eesi9-, . PG nem ay than Pave received ([* na he } , 7? with an enormously overcapitalized pub- restoration of trade Jemands in Mexico deacrihbed 2 ; Oo HAickens n : : LRRANSAS. they expects d. owing largely to +t} — oe “y : ne a ag yiemes Ne utility monopoly \mbaseador he D Mlietcher wh ao e 3 " on ' : I ‘ it erer ; . q *K of « ‘ac QD ‘ne " ? - ‘ —_ wan _ . pereqna! ly vouch a - =e ah ene ; ae tt’ . ‘ . aah ; ; ries ti . io Sassed hrough here an . ae ; ‘ ~ : , . : : a i eadershinp ti«. famine in Ceantrea! Puss'a this -_ : AWut ow sot +e In ra.sing he poin I “ uM . . ' " ~ . v . + hi - « . ‘ v } , ; .* : ’ ° CarbPondéa or ey ay ac sw the Ro aha ler - he “ -¥ ¢ AK ‘ “ : moment intimate in the slightest that -_ a o Wasoington Suppiy of the so-called ou ' n t ret back + th [y doom ! (Till) Free Pre ack « /' nares a “ a he and inextinguishable bit 3 f his intuition Mayor participated in a corrupt deal, b: dammed-up demands at home and abroad resulting ‘'@ : bs st produced an interesting ‘' P'4nned to earn me wortd-wi . > okie OF authority against the western Powers 4 4 alone, doubt : : ak ‘ é : ial . . « aa ~ my - re On en Be 7 which he profited personally. for [ feel from the four-year European war have entered into a f pt .air the lable ea. iE S: Gols! “ ) . . - ARGS meets Ps : ' —S i Way across . . as . . 7 ss es > . * ro & re . - . eh . : : ” . = — - , . Ret an . : P : — : Ly «or : hy . — : . : : . : * “w mt is ‘ -¢ tuned nat he is innocen of any guch calculations re Ating ‘© industrial poesibilities +; , — os | | : : . * NEW HYGIENE PLAN FOR | : Bene eae ' Too : 4 : le i Md : . “ ” . ee _ ' ",@ars : ire . : oa ‘ ~’ . ’ F : ’ . , e ‘ : » “ Poo * st -« ; >», shed dea ing. but . to a that > A first t ®earea of o*ace P Nerd . ‘ e 7 : Se: ; Or Prepared aa con firry _ a i. corrupt Mayor were one of the princ! sea ne . Lite tes a ' FO " , . B nal s For n , Ceny statements coming fr » Dee 4 — owe vee . . ‘ a , ; : i ae ob aD . TY Bin fro! P ype. 5 pale in the nefarious deal fust “pulled But Mexico's accumulated needs must “‘elativeiy surpass Orn 000 acr O ) , leet “ oo 4 inure , e* 1 ’ oO . — ——_ .% . ’ : ‘wT Yr ¥ :' . —— of ~*~ aat Tha leorit of the neonie of at home Mexico hae the dammed-up ’ demands of eight - oO’ ‘ , : : , bied Avs l am asstired that Cen Denikene By the Associated Press - : ecry e would have proceeded in the ; , ra.ned 1d me T? us terG 7 foc sided by Ger ‘ ; st - a4 | cone | : ; it r , ’ , ' . . , ; ’ ‘Or Krasnoft ; *! ae > : . J > . ‘ " . . - : same underhanded way - which this ‘ears to be met a rai.iroada muet he reconstructed, its : + ther ‘ ‘. . “ern mt . stots | che whem’ af de ny a ee uting WASHINGTON. Feb. 4 Sr ‘ Bo. ef raat ah’ “ve ; bn “ ” 06 Gener: , _ / : ugiy transaction wae carried into effect rolling stock renewed, ita electrical piante and estab- he man prohably leap: scatter the Bolshevists and » oe eet Res eee Se . * potent : th 4 : _* . . > — ‘ ™ , . rin » Lt oa +h rer te iwe : I believe the Mayor was overpersuaded ‘ishments of many sorts must be rehabilitated [+s defi. | ola ther: . : die POM Rae, ty, — store and doesn . forces to Moscow by summer r. .| ee hee vice was — | mS. by sheer f ‘- dy som : _ a oe = bia a os erie , ad , ; see ii - >. Ses ote . : rr) : rS¢ > Y : "ht 4 ‘ate. Sunerinten ent - : : Nar , . a eof hie sealous ee DB cons clencies in capital ought to give chances for remtnera- » tune ' dud wd D ‘Take thia , @ Operating in the direction-of the Police of T Kio. that the J re . ApS va ueh ints prin’ ih. | soon ae ’ e dea wee ti . J ° 2 ; . -_ - had : - - he _ au ’ the z issian ca ie . b : . ee : . - " ee : > * X 7 ve in¥ nsporta . o . Wtch- N > . 3 - PP. 1 ’ vwever ha bes * : £9 ome . . 4 Wneovered and the clamor arose for the estment. After its tra tion has been re- th by Immbering opera Neri esate s kommt young doctor doesn’t cure to foin hands with the + he intends Government was about te start | — was a * = " . _ — . . . . -' OOD ir “+i ’* *Fs - > ~ - > ; ' applica’ ore af '*\e reca il. organized man) forms of manufactured products wit . ' ‘ ’ ae - 5 4 , = -_ ; " . 9 . os oo _ . a4 . . : .. a Aa = | as ty ~” 3 — ’ 7 dberia anda eu ean the - . a r “=! : 4.% \e : riene . ampa.g 7 rar , : > ry ~ a 1: Cr as, \ r ny , >t se. . ’ Oi > ly ’ . ' . Lod ~s% « ' . The Mayor should be recalled and. be required in great volume ‘ lentivy nilens: "t2 bh . sa*e beaete Tt? b hinge that wit!” clear of Rolshevia‘« xa asin Japan, Formosa and Korea. 1 ans Wem hin cras " at “~~ mere : ro wee “"r> ; - ant é‘ : - +e Police @n — ee ; Daues dismissed for arbitrary abuse of St. Louis is a center for many of the things Mexico | ‘ ‘ wl: 2 | at! ckheted the Gone re. Gen. Denikene, who began th ice Superintendent sald the men thie tooth: thin | muthority. temporarily residing in their needs now and will need in th . ag : - al a ' meus) moments he re- work of creating an arn with b *; cient methods of segregemem af = “mips in the die hands, a> a warning to all subsequent oc-| . m the future. We must not go ‘ha! there | tiers enow + : ¥ 499 men. co eee ire- be corrected, and that the “Teas om their sread ; woe vo Wn. : was” ies the arger eltles of at a ” a “ * Ee ara’ ice @upants of the offices heid by these offi- | *° far afield as to overlook possibilities in the Mexican | '*”“ pe ' , , a a! : take teers today, beside 0.000 Den Coe = “ey «= rade, in which St. Louis had pre-eminence prior to 1910. — ¢ . ioe UGUST rER setae st 7: , levoted | amet = es vse Miyade . * a ang wee = ' . ATG P it . ae are . s% . peri _? er. va : : “4 ; yeaes eT ats, | ss i Be. é yet eae : eg Tae r : «! +e adc . wert, ’ Si i? >’ i¢ dj ae . : kas gh : » ao. edical Association. . ‘ “one OY the United States to stu thes ihe population a have atracted ate of the pubiie health

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> 8 a wrens erage = —_ i Re a om ieee = ee 2s or ele eee Po Speer t elle POST-DISPATCH Daily PESERULARY 4 Ss — a — aw a - _—_——- —-— Magazine TUESDAY, WOMEN’S PAGE — Rw —_— A ee -_—_— | -_- - oe eee ees ae F rs SOME DAY. ae ! : ermdn B w Destroying Angel | The Sanaman ) “Yes M’Dear, We Simply Had to Move to the Ground Floor to MAXIMS Bachelor Girl’s Reflections | - r : ) Sj ry Get Away From All the Noise and Contusion. FOR By HELEN 20 nme > Be ol se 5 = 2.4 A —- }% i i aE —— , § ea A Romance : : = a , | = MM Al éé NCE upon a time every little girl planned to grow up and marry ates Power { | “ “05 = R | MONY () prince Charming and make a happy home for him. Now she _ ae ee ee or Tonight ! | == a1 : ‘ : | ai = ‘teal h Russia Re- | and y' ne-headee | 7 ~~ - . ' ) | fone To aes Be ss a . ——e : By NIXOLA GREELEY-SMITH. F He wi ad himsel: into a comiortabie rage, damning the medical pon ime th -_ ’ ; = —= The worst “danger” that confronts the modern business gtri ts orce. ity libera y (oT a Zane of bloodthirsty ASSASSINS and threatening to ' bli rine ti a (net ; _ —— = = r ss ; , + neo ; ren the temptation ti listen to the rich man who offers her o assault and battery upon the person of Greyerson, though Whitake rene Bc vie site +» ue e ee, ae pata “s spin In his motor car as the temptation to listen to the poor young man - N hest to make him understand the matters were what they were—ir- “Tl am @# in nh ne = (making leas money than she is) who offers her a wedding ring and : q ——- | ' P 2 . ' . ’ nucn ton you must take a wise _ = wa on , alee n . a kitchenette apartment able. good husband t help you rule ost-Dispatch. “You wont fndany higher authorities than Hartt and Bushnell.” he : . ‘ ’ aae ry . fe. ~ ’ “They are the court of last resort in such cases. When they hand . — _— = — ntinued from Testerda : : — 2 vee ) The average man takes al! the natura! taste out of his food by cov- C ———=_ ; ease ro ee , ring it with ready-made sauces, and all the personality oat of a wom- ww there were two suitors for — i erin an by covering her with his ready-made ideals. i ‘| Try yrrertryt reve fi : © Philadelphia Public Ledges A decision, theres no comebacks her hand. One Prince Hugo, who was Dally Telegraph.) PARIS, Feb. 2. ’ —onhtigggaeta fvc@r be «0 > > and her a poor ca.'ted pMicial communique qual. — — + gay Sit Synopsis of Opening tuby. Hugo rode about clothed in you, w ; Al ; uM i on President Wilson's 7 x Tn. tock at Installment. gorgeous raiment and acting as if he ren variably interpreteq © ae , UGH MORTEN wWHrra- | OWned the earth, so all thought him — > =— an nay rved in n the spirit, making you dizzy Ae — - | ; -_ - KER. a young New York te age : oe R iby, WhO War, —a — = — — — —_ to act foolish. And what else ia a jak after all? . iow Us ‘ as . 1i@iniy dressed, was Simple ans ins ‘ . - wr : , , arrangement can become | ao round man | __ lawyer in comfortable cir- lie eee me - a vs y ~ ae —- hy ee pie bes : - cumstances, is told by eminent 500 = ——}—4 : ad : ) es a workable institution Biipfor four years. and al | physicians that he has six months ) al =sea—8 rp uct me clepaant. Every Garces a . trivi character ig determined Micapped SY & | ea merepey = at most to live. On the same “I know what I will do.” said n hat ‘s | covers that the man to whose “higher nature’ she has been striving to ot yet been confirmed or i 2 Oh get out . me: t talk t day he learns that the girl whom Fences herself Pm far more iiKxe we Saeereg he had hoped to marry has , the Rostoff branch -” th > _ ag a . ° : | eloped with another man. He ix meri | : "ea y at neart. an as = : = | F I a , -_ eae Hieaven is | " ; 6 5 now ‘ oe found at one of his clubs in a ; —o— —~ sa asta st mou the heart of the man who has found the work he loves and the woman Strict discipline obtaing ‘ black mood by his friend, Peter y, to which recruits come big. red. gener eee SOS Stark, who undertakes to cheer and inconc.usi ' or him. Their conversation, begun show what they are like.’ » Monarchism Left. . pe. in the last installment, ts con- Princess set out one night pon and Kuban territory % ell.” he growled finally n tinued at the beginning of this tlor | a swift horse, which rapidly a ee ates = nas NOt th nt y habl P atic spirit reigns supreme “9 which [ don't, not n one. ne! to the gates of Prince SS SEE | nalysis : er t ir ft anybody else Thus, @éven in the job of matrimony, “previous expe there nor in the Ukraing 7 minute—w! oO 3 r uby’s hon It was a quaint. smal! —— = } } rit le) *g " i " e . ne ry gear: ihe de ends ver Bpect of Mh great reneral . rie tt Jitil : bit - ho is } ilivi He 1 arg ‘ . if) a iti ti I rT) —— oe a r4 Pag r of h ‘ t rst kis, etc... f } ry ign exicon of man s ern i n wor n ¢) . , Pp . “But wh) dered rea k fast » by telepho jtorn ' — every man’s favorite fairv t: ie there is no such word as ‘‘or Men often on the fact that she is too laz towards regeneration on | m0US. a ww S89 , . Se ‘| awe rn comin u ver th \ — “4 ‘Dy sil on} , P lines ell,” Whitaker idered slow bathe : essed When the tri mo tain. aid rey f } , } ft, | — Yemaiion and (;,alatea.* Yes. never debate such matters beyond or too indifferent to explain herse'' “ : : ‘ : +? : } r) ower @¢ hh ‘ : . >a . " ; ; . , _ . , » - 7 . aoe " . . — : ’ = . = a — ’ _ rid oe nme marry the adi lg te of r certain coarse COTMmMONnDYDl Aces for Hience men endow he with mysti: led con: eption of reorgan- “its Alice (arstal You know came up, Nis maii } . tughter o le ‘ ' ‘'s done Amone others there was one ie! an outcome of § class she's dons Amon said to be fast losing its lo e peasantry. This is what ad expect from the Russian assionate longing for land . hitaker smi! writing being not altogether strange adiness with which they rily you're ht m When at length he gave e® party that promised toe know The Bolshevists§ early ee ee en ee se eta Rae. paint: Pater and no less He wondered at the knock — gh —_ section of their emotions. To be sure terring stupid womer r am a i ee ne eS es j ; regiment, he prefers-to think he ia they Know that the type of woman merits ashe is too stolid to deny ou don't mean to say | bringing a statue to life. But when man prefers is every type of wom- But no woman who marries su: ; : ail : ’ ; ’ (a ; at Pe ‘ Le . " . ™ , . wrillian? » ~~ re ae te , . . : hat you think there's any con- the last, amusing himself by trying to has : ‘arm brea! t bet he | me ern begins to talk she soon an-—the Delimas, the Gull, the Sen" | Cena = oN — oo oo ; , rt alks herself out of his imagination der, the obese, the blonde, the bru- ered altogether dull. For she ha and by her mania for explanation de- nette, the red-haired, the albino All triumphed over many obetacies ane ' came with ? you're go- in a woman's hand which he le™ — — _ the identity of the writer, the prives herself of love's greatest ally, 2?1e charming, admirable in thetic much competition. ntellectual curiosity. own wav-—-until they begin to explain Anyone. no matter how limited “Women,” said Oscar Wi . “are themselves. harry a man under 25 or ove ephinxes without riddles.” 1c. ww What is there about a woman on fut the gir! who succeede ia for murder that makes her 80 heing led to the altar by a desirahi We on't d vel his profitiess employment of the si bulk of the Russian peo- en ry os preg a ns og : ea be si E po Pes ' Piet eames Sua : ma ct ES CARES until the sphinx begins to talk trial irresistible lure, but"now | hanp _— 7 _ ) J eons | De gy et cm os we esi a ae as mp dibs ag - tnhye , NR THE KF Sats Bie SERIES ae oS that a man is led to make that cyn- fascinating to men no jury will find male between those ages has to be « Been to be a mere decep- ay Ostentatiously snuffin iyself st friend a - ges rage a ] site a seg ee I ‘ her guilty? Her mystery The fac master of tactics and strategy. I de discuss how and ihat even when she takes the stan! not mean to assert that she te work Meta ¥ +} .* ri oft ; eer is > ; ; sa ° ’ . " ce resentment against the just now he Rroof of tha : non wecon ner must mer gcuiped i first of all o ur pi- - eT a eS “ ; : —— — — meane I’ve got . y treated y. Ruby I at Dthing. liow then can we apt a ‘7 are SS | SSG ose ; am not the | it « feedin ' : ,*% ' 2 yr S , : . . . -_ 7, ; 7 " ‘ . \ " a) who } ’ ' ty rnec y in it if others get the me Are \ = en , : ar me lan pile tne sane 4 , ‘ 7 v9 Claim the crops.” Adventure rid u it New fe set busily) out his prepara- p.._ im OF whe sed | . ord now, but I can h her pu Or hinki quick! while he + RTS Be ey ae his RG ties , e O er of Land Reform. mmission within three da‘ n - occur him that he he — ? “Ty he poor woman whom a) he peasants’ view of land : . ie = @ . ~ - ‘ 1% - 2 ire . P a. try . e rr > or iT *®y cannot and will not do it—we'!! ist light out rt h oul h ‘earir her rz ie into wors ’ ‘ or "] ! night the castle was * hemeselves to Socializatio : , We'll try that South Sea: » c h t her the loose ends of | gy, n the floor lay ithere: 3 | : be : . The passion for property Weve talked about so long Ling d make an eXit Without | po. id. She p ed it ul wo Pe eavea ink toes eee kale tab Aun deeper root in the Russian dyou Say pee leaving the businesses of his clients ¢ , ~~ the pn h to the here ved in the rose gardens, and the emimas Ca In than any other. Mean- Warm light glowed in Whitaker's in a hopeless snar! Peter Stark d her faithful steed wait: peee ere See 8t the. Cea ee | eyes. He nodded slowly would sleep till 11, at least, and it Then fast and fleet she ro: er s the wedding feast of the Prin- at there will be an un- would be late in the afternoon be- ll ar 1] ll she reache: | ind kind-hearted Frince Ruby d shortage of cereals this Itt. fore the young man could see his ; : :, 19 pwed by famine. and the “Mires. Morten.” fiancee and find out from her what opie will die or subsist bs = Was three in the morning before Whitaker knew of the sacrifice Peter } besibiv Serbia may be able ter Stark, having to the best of contemplated for friendship's eake rn | ; Lt al — Put etinesti Reh et sia re bmewhat, as there hus- | endurance and judgment tired Whitaker packed a hand bag with ™“”©! 5 ee re The Universal Cross. ae followed its norma! q Aker out with ta king. took his a few essentials. not forgetting the Se Sali . ee the co-operative principle and his departure from Whita- bottle of chloral! He was not yet mor Or Aimseil 3. mit 3 idely developed than any 8S bachelor rooms He went with quite sure what he meant to do aft und body u t SAID that the tussian wome mally applied Misgiving: Whitaker was so er he had definitely put himself out “Hearne | —— nie ™ were al of Two Treaties. that he would have to sleep of Peter Stark's sphere of influence, ae eT tat ce See “ a7 sae tinon iehevists and anti-Bolshe- | he could think and again real- but he hadn't much doubt that the mate tna’ tables dat eae OMan Of SHar — om = king in what respect the Mens terror: and ever thing was ar- drug was destined to play @ most im — : “in my a: a ig | ae ape yell ngs. a cite terrible to h All se Oo ima head, seeing me standin near _* resuit of this appalling 191! re Newspaper Pee ER a ae Co sag +4 - treaty of Prest-Litovsk can ea. Peter had telegraphed to partant part in the ultimate solution ' hed - "F vr. > be ee. © DT Z » : irr Y) I “ : : " e cl cd ry) ‘ nr S; (j iffer from the treaty now a the Adventuress rushed into and would as readily bas e thought ‘Ba : wa] pproacie as mos; remained oniy the Diting’ nu! i r : voice speaking ry re ‘ i. lat Paris. , lasion they were to go aboard of leaving it behind as of going with- , P : , > ger for eternal peace, rest, freedom rench croix (What (ppetr Gt 9% . be expected,” the state the third day following. In th? out a toothbrush or railway fare : ail , to respect a diplomatic Mime, Whitaker would have Leaving the bag in the parcels from the bondage of existe! ‘ - at first unde t which carves up Russia leisure in which to brood. the! room at the Grand Central Station At about 4 stn the rain estand h imy ; her inquir ents and bestows absolute £ up of his affairs being he iron’ downtown to his office and stopped to drop ve linin ar. though ' lige: she was pu! mee on unfriendly peoples. ted upon to occupy him Peter : ag busy morning. Happily. his Wholly swayed by ney —— “eng 7 me ae oe pers Qeeeen ey quarreled with us about his own affairs jo look to, for sner. Drummond, was out of town w hitaker oS Sp Bre lee-free harbor, as they matter, but he was prepared to the day: so he was able to put his One tek ‘the car =e » can blow our capital city them if necesssary, in order wk in order unhindered by awk On the station platform ene without even crossing Whitaker might not be left too ward questionings ie worke himself pelted by a pouring er’ Give Finland inde- Rtohimesi¢ © «© e« atiteusiy having! n nd she can demand Mur- Maker shut the hall door, when . * | — wor Karelia and if we . tlevator had taken Peter away : can shell Petrograd from | Mirned back wearily into his 1 the gulf, a distance of bom It was 3 in the morning in body ac’ with fatigue, his eves 2 rummond & Whitaker ference ts about to Aispose hot and hing in their sockets’, so0k Whitaker's receipt for the yy way of lands that must his mout t a irched with , ant in angen leaving behind ' WUuUFlle I ix rrecque ou Latine liAaAKe t! I , d ieft Town In a sodde enough a down Mrtit thr had lighter than IESE SRY iS ND Caen ee “apie sens eaio, sluiced a ee fire-hose ' 15 bollng closely allied to us po Of smoking made no Lotes Whitaker regarded ¢! The last t . ) en they are close to wu e | to ) RP , vn get ie lanes found himself without a choice of © ae 2 tgheeey” ce, —— Se —_ ‘ iy and Pm nteemtion * pea ogling ter 4 r ee oe heyy retimdan tet ene cemeined abi tt tin ds in the ' | Once on the famous Mississippi River steamer, the Robert the arrangements, which DO fact he ha. liebieein® 6s | > oho of stamaing bt the bank on h ie edge of th rs i er Pe soapee t E. Lee,” an ex-general of the Confederate Army was trav- @ circumstance render tn friend ie : tle ah aie untown: drew his person | lecrepit fou whose bu 7T . heck | . heckle the jen emo the ed, and that the “Yoshi- ‘ : , | md heey 1. span leaping out ic: nd ; them for the placs ay as you et gp ee nee Caprright 179, Acnt Jenims Mills Company, St. Jeseph, Misseurt ® iarger eit! pan . indeviatin we ) man} ne ‘ ban: hat’ll get him all tied u; - Ne 4 - ¢ it fa of Ja . adie " he Ab’ «4 > ; : gx ; . woareG away | ~th tendent Mivadate came toe ed the high windows was anything 2 States to study the rneth- public health service, 4 »

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a tal gE Meee FER mm 7 * ~ | 99 1919. TUESDAY EVENING, ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FEBRUARY 4. In the Matter of Acquiring a “Receiver,’’ the Browns Seem to Be One Up on the U. ] ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— - ~ lLeouls t. &. High 36, st. (ireant takes Sf. Kenrick Today’s Games. Washington ws. NE LAYS ALLSTAR EAN WALTER MAYER OF CHAMPION RED SOX ——e = 4 Ames at Ames, Recipe for Buying a Player. AAKB ‘ life other, holding King’s lo. Quintet ‘Prep hway Presbyterian Includes Leading School Baske hand, HIg pia deep humility, our and our bank rol! in one your franchise in the Great Lakes vs. King's High- in reserve vour best six baseball! vers, then approach a way. acquaintance, if vou want dos Léers. King’s Highway Girls Maplewood Ciris. MUNICIPAL, Ashiand Babes. Sf. a. Reds. PLBLIC SCHOOL LEAGUE, a Franklin vs. Glasgow. game will girl battle baseball magnate of vour vs. erest him in trade, in these times. lor No Players Involved in Deal come high, now. Which Improves Locals’ Catching Staff. he " parlous ball plavers an LEAGLU E., Ashiand to ifs Car np Chanips va. Siecle?) ipst-class 1 ‘tche! ~ - 25-Round Fight Bill Introduced Today in pinta Nevada Legislature at ehurch . ies in three HnH00 a ma , ; a) ‘ c*ayti- x | migh pests 2 . ment tea Louis Girls VMatthevwa,. Mount va. iradcte foo =) mtitt le imiit «1 ' 7 2 on . ' - ~" will the King's Girls wa. Auburn le} big lengmus who Lev gee i unforts emoniynodit li -2bvrerial iureh auint TERMS NOT ANNOUNCED needs this the ey it Ning’s ust evervthine but highway and Cabanne venue, tonight. be preceded DY a which the King’s Maplewood girls meet In opposing the League players. the meet competition eral line when they versity quintet, met a team which practice and appeared to erable physical throw it ; . S:46 o'clock tS8ON CITY. Nev., Feb. 4 amendment the Ne which would COUDLESLS, Was intre the Asse of the Ne- vada Legislature vesterday. This thev is the first the part of will NOT! The only big deal pos- the State to bring the Willard- sible must be for players, not cash: WDempsey fight Reno, and the Browns can't afford to lose those they already have. ‘ _ , Red atehey ana the mainsta’ of Harr How It Works Out. Frazee's receiving departinent in the B OB QUINN 1918 world’s series. Business Man per, Witn # fger Bob Quinn last ceived of & telegram from Il ae the latter accepted and Mayer the local « A straight ‘ brings Maver here blavere® involved. of the transaction joint mecting. of in New York month, but F at the time demanded play not « Ball and Quinn, however by raising the ante considerably. Punaded the magnate to with Maver Itiatory up the grand stand and thie The PB ing to ceeded two or three out n thes problem 1° js a vom lienry xs. Jefferson. RIALTO ATHLETIC CLUB NOW EXISTS OFFICIALLY: Bob Quinn, However, Says Ball Paid Big Price to Obtain Player. into deal bloonie! \n boxing law, S-round been desperately to Vada in The players, tr hand: IS rowns have strengthen this vear allow rood chanipions’ Sunday Schoo! RBlueiackets may their gen afternoon Louis Uni-. the visitors miuch needed, be in mis- condition. When it defeated Washington, Satur day night, the Public Works players meta which was loath to engage in rough-house ta‘ Quintet Seems Highway is made up of players ape and of the when the a fill duced in mbis MPhil Ball of the parted companys of amount for Maver ip them more in of play. Yesterday defeated the St 36 to §&, 5 +z 7" ’ ? y , > President vhethe! will get not Yu browne even a cineh step on terday Harry Rialto Morris, manager of Athletic Club, which to promote boxing and other events that been the food -sized portion his bank ag to count (exact divulged ) in return Walter considered which he received here, announced Miske Refuses to Box Fulton on Any Terms PAUL the ale the club's nev received from The permanent club will be at Channing avenues, the old Crystal! lub plans to that 6000 persons during the winter the Swimming tank can during the summer: planned to hold (‘oliseum pending the Channing this arrangement found that to hold building he new want to have its identity with that of the club op- as by Jefferson home of City. the and approached a club ST Feb 4 Billy five heavyweight, that he had de- box Fred kul- Minn.., "0 Orleans on March that he would fight Fulton an\ name has been con- “framing a fight.’’ view oss 1? i " ; ‘ of Rett iz 4 eMiske lo i] rics. short repute and reputation. Ife of- of the intield. Sisler stop national! today remodel to announced clined an of Rochester, -string is rounds at New night re Local The five splendid s|) Will mix for mix Bob | spencer, Schuster, Nelson. (¢ Strong. world’s fered the pick and Credeon excepted, a pitcher, a first-strirg outfielder and a { Miske de: ano , ver fi ‘ tion of another plaver, in addition never to cash. The club owner said: “For boxer $10,000 more TIl think it over.” nected In the deal just concluded w Rdston for Catcher Maver Browns had to give up in, appears have proved a fallacy and . . ‘ > ¢ 2h) ") ie " ’ . ] AN "Ss cash; and Mayer was not even a the basebalishevik “limelighter” will auliiainl Aap ie ae . a | ry) o first-string man continue to offend that feline fila- for Kel —— ment, Mr Mack, et al fOrMEnE IM It's the case ' another Billikens in cutting down to a 3 , \ esterday, oniv which offer razee in the ithe King’s Presbyterian proposition, fon property of who arein while tvpe Which stored opposition calls It } includes High and Allen Hligh, forward; Ted lligh, center; Eddie given up if it's and Sidney Widdi-. Lafavette A. ¢ suards Each of in the same was recognized as pos- does not unusual abilitv when per- confused the High School] League erated by Tommy Sullivan Poor Condition. his organizati expects to only high-class bouts. probably, tervals of one month Morris isa former developed glob-trotting Hie has practically tinent in enterprises. on the the old thousand -ago here NICK KUBE AND BANDY TO MEET IN BOUT HERE Nick won the lightwei the lifth . belt emblematic Né@nrick . sft- meet Ke-ddte first be Is NOW lub } lared been choice , . we - again ine its personnel tests aft the whose with ash consideration There The was or armore, Central Webster Soldan ‘entral, ‘ent whe pes Ng of quar buf ve s are groundwork laid at the major leagruce no ters, ma \ ith the A ee — eee oe ic also the combe ( ’ hese heavilv to ras ers anc — genera! clubs are Lonnie for low limit and have material to release. Championship talent can be obtained Career. onlv by that which has equally good material exchange Soune * “ * 'o be [In Re Sword of Damocles. been it T Hk the Johnson pe! savs on hola at in- season nd & art ’ ar ne Red Sox pat Nohody scems ready to turn over afternoon's performance $1,500,000 for $900,000 worth of prep- erty, Just at this time. even in the world of frenzicd baschall. second-class Was Simply a poor exhibition between St. Louisan tendencies covered the con- the promotion of various It was Morris who put Fitzsimmons-Stenzel show at Armory and drew several! persons, more than 29 of the newcomer if uncoached ‘ause of re- been unable ce during the past badli) of con- in of the wild-and- told on them after minutes of pla In stage played the by Let later they, keep up w hard, team indeed the iting in vton Touis t iti (da? “Ci Nlore eon Tr) i? ained team and Billikens, examinations, rO Ret in any pract 10 days. They were dition and the stra woolly jamboree the first 10 very eariy an unt? team The Al) be nave club (‘ontraryv to prevailing. be the The record -Y veara of age professional! baseball Kince 1810 Mayer cCinnati and plaved there fo: professional engage the Parle (gravee lLenmue In 2971, neapolis goclation he broke VW bite trom to not na cent You Can’t Blame Frazee. - emegper: is right last tooth and ‘paper’ coming take \ look ‘There is strengthened raliroad with Vitt the Ameri additional ATriage HO HOO simoleons see up I. books him has continuously, born “nora Snows he out to hang on, to lie has t@any of dont let at from t . cetlt has and the sword has not vet . t} , nail 1e = = ° ” 7 Q neck of Marrs | as Ban sitga. freely ADI- owiner was {* razee, , in il . championship and Oul mini away raz ces Lean tne visi could the vone Semel baseball] severa! ven? promised It predicted that the rent \ : ww \ ts " yi i}] nor fal’ now SeASO! the, first suspended dec ‘ en i. tors-e chen ith the Ver , this Sailors (iy) tances for- both games than half see over that of Lakes very Barry it outfielders that won the to CAT i ‘ | ] . . : ni? efficiency ; pe the White Sox : Typo “or } +)? , . . | IrniSne t ie ‘ iri! ~ ‘?j tne - able ‘ ls ] OoOnKSs ‘? aye) le ’ . . - " nis | . » *? 9 | ane Zooks good, whik The score was tied. 20—29,| Known as “Kid Bandy,” either next uesday night or the week following. ted himself Lo a > , : Tnoo! - the hed nave vained some j yt: hy . ls . >is ] . , 1. at the close of and a ov-minute = _. ; . The boys will box at Freddie Covne's National Athletic Club. Purchase {1 he would gr the: extension of was necessitated hey have been matched that come ‘ ’ ~J rr lub when th from But pened-to. on - ~% age } Al = Kenrick rounds and have agreed to pounds at 3 p. m "Zar o of a Triiss and . ’ praduated ihe \Vimericat fail of Tie jal ~ Kube, St. Louis boxer clul 1! In imtao the ght championship of District, and has a of the title. wil] Vandeventer. better ove? rnose (tie Loaf 8y.! mncalled da. hbe- ms Naval leagues, veste? fransporta G f ) , 3 ‘ , o cr: 7,” » neta razees reate! may be S Bet this vea! Sox havins Minneapoli It Mayer experienced his in his effort to make leamues, for orde mrs job, he wae forced te tay Schalk, then going at wnd considered of the nomenal vounge catchers purchased was theh tha first good to © roi Louis and obliga the prestimed carry ba: aAAr Oe SOOO try SOX It wi be unable setback : itn the hie regu beat Pika is to , deat . is back : their be nothing lis hal other ton Any uneasiness Hed Sox still have the country. wT Ti | the Ke} top eceurred Somehow, most phe = a Nelson Lambert, atrry of the here this 1» . iets the in Cause ‘jm paper. the bhest club Mpler for § make 135 SomMmew cotie » ’Vel MISS BJURSTEDT EXPECTED GREATLAKES QUINTET suis ems” WEST TO TRY FOR TWO WILL EXPLOIT BOXING new expects athletic vesterday . charter had just new Cook swimming the can time, re- con- the avenue the pours club Morris who who | ze Lice Births Rec Burial P me MARRIAGE Lick - — het SE ae ~ SPORT: SAL | ada ILE TENNIS EVENTS \ Deemmmmmmntitin. PHY A —~ eeebur ©. Parker ett Ww. Mckinney ‘ | a , National Doubles and Clay Court .- aia ot yn. Qnabien Championships Will Be Bid Fulton ’Fesses Up. eine Guile Gl mnie Kriter . . — reher ° for by VW. L r A. RED FULTON has a tale of e ~— what a plasterer will 4. = — F. ean a. » |e He says the recent Dempsey §0 pushed to the wall, aauer 1 gg | Had all been prearranged. oe @ om . : growin 7" BY DAVISON OBEAR. He savs that he was double ra St. Louis is getting to bee Hn 8 ie Ri Rice Secretary St. Louis Tennis Associa- And that’s the reeaegre “ a ~s lost, loafing place in winter thm mJ, Cronin i. -- tion. Without a punch exchanged. Beach >. suer.. CHICAGO, Feb. 4--The Western Ee . oa ieenerine A. Vetter awn ” al : | ‘Twas to have been in exhibish, The above is written Harry Joseph Braker Lawn Tennis Association at its an- And Fulton wasn't in condish gere crossed. Gh: bey Emma Grover Fahev you F Elteabeth Marlowe nual meeting held here last night, To zo the bloomin’ route, decided to maake a bid for this sea- They had it framed to fight a ora. A Scratch Event. ag oe gh son's doubles tournament and the 3ut Demovsey copped him on the jaw , E Diees al :, : And quickly knocked him out. The Cards are going te & Mabie Constal ie national clay courts championship home this spring. Soa Guernsey Luek event. A delegation composed Ot fie claims Mike Collins did him dirt leties. The cellar chag — oeneiiatinn ph President Waidner, Robert L. Van Jy saving Dempsey wouldn't hurt ing to start on an even ret Funda R Reed Orsdale and Samuel Hardy will go }4jis husky protege; ”. 7 . Georee D, ravass to the national meeting in New York For Dempsey prompt'y started in, The Kaiser has fireg . —— pard fs . Bust Feb 7 to try for ahe events. Ejighty- By tapping Frederick on the chin, and is raising a beard. Pe hois Ort ter es two clubs were represented at the And putting him away. believe in safety first Lad better Raiscr Ml Molander Cer! oto Wicks . > Ee. Carver bg ne ' Vertina Rrown meeting. ® €2a At vesterdav's meeting it also The’ village harber decided that the three Western engaged to trim the See a make 8 fight To enter in the schenie: age and keep his mus * Storation of the sectional] , , tournament And if the pubiic will forgive proper angie. Other measures A life of probity he'll live, | . a “= sociation were as His honor to redeem. You can't blame Withelm 4 wanting a barber monkevim his throat with a@ razor. Must anybody these days, was dele- for the doubles’ And now deponent sayeth he Is sorry that ne did agree y! yte: * . J Hr : Mre Olive B yther Finley Mrs Nannie G ack Jiles omira Jefferson ttt tak ee Smith uy dive Kylie Moore “atrickiand o Cobb the as- Sne!! adopted by follows I—Placing a i0-per-cent fee on entries of all tournaments sanc- tioned by the Western Associa- To which defendent And savs it’s all a makes reply brazen lie Watts or he eon 7 tion, The fight was on the square: a S erence McElroy Mott....& =-—Continvuation of efforts to That Fulton wasn't double crossed, No Chance | gi corsie Szerrinsk! b i : : . Z 'Maraare' qe. Writ@ .«..«e««d¢ee6: ootain equal representation of The only reason why he lost— ; Bs | ae votin i be’ Us BS: 5 ' , , Jack Wearns says Demme rT ward Reyne renee : 4 power n ? ¢ . =. AWHR “ _ . “a » bi Irilien - atale pees tie simply wasn't there! L ars ie Tennis Association. : - ‘ e bet his end of the purse — bn PPE t—Newspaper publicity ecam- knock out Willard. He? anseeny!a ‘Bernaugh paign to further interest in all Not by Any Means. with Jess. werd Nelson Ror Association. : a, maene incoent G that when a box fichter “lays. Paradoxically speaking r rota C liomolka . io During the 1918 season. the West- down” it isn’t a sign he is going door hockey season has® itiiam 7) _. a8 np ern Association sanctioned maior to retire. frost : re. Lula (eres “ and 56 minor tournaments. the re- 6 ; 7 ne ota Samoa Jorda A por. of Secretary Stewart showed. St SEsther ‘ialios “7 ; : : . ¢ . AT} rv . : a od a ‘ : - . . ; : 1, den ore Louis last vear had 13 clubs of the An honest contes: ion is good for The Cardinals are not Renebets “\tarie Glos Western Association the soul if there isn’t too much sold after all. Spiking Hav! d Richards Officers and other officials elected “con” in that they were on thelr gy i Mre. Lucy Jiacomm «.-«+rs: ; at vesterdav'’s meeting wer o}- — ~ - init ine A. Hollide lows: » oe ™ ‘os f is ‘eu ‘ men 1, i, “oT = ee ——n georme A, > tng on ‘}telumey : ° , -_ ™ / — 3 rrf{ lL. H. Waidner, Winnetga, I11.. pres- ALEXANDER IS A a's: : Holabora : ’ , . te 2 ararnm ‘Schedule * Norma o} ident: R. Il. Van Orsdale. Chicago. e. aa ey Beot see first vice president Pierre Porter. TO RETURN IN TIME Me Fannie Pridgen .. Kansas City. second vice president “ ei D. T. Pia@ott oe ebe ay ) ss *ACIFIC LEAGUE + , I. C. Stewart. Chicago. secretary: R ee YAOI Re Lae hates o Yavenia M. Janis I. Woods, Chicago, treasurer; H. S$ Washington Alleys—Freight ae. Mewitl INnox. Chicago: H. A. Bennett. Kan- Claims vas. Traffic: Car Account- ete ie s at Belle sas City: Roland Hoerr. St. Louis: R ants vas. Fuel; Disbursement vs. NEW YORK. Feb. 4. GHD een A. Jundt B. Roehr. Milwaukee: H. I. Mevers. Purchasing; Operating va. VMiscel- ander, star pitcher of the , Goetz Grinnell, To.. and W. T. Hayes, (hi- laneous: Loeny Agents wa. Cont; Nationals. now overseas + Leo Ry sone tennis cago. directors Officers ws. Mechanical; South- \merican Expeditionary Port ae sreahter din State Field Secretaries: Hl. S. Walsh, western va. Tie and Timber; return to the United Stateg@ ies ohia Smith : Nlinois:; B. O. Bonebrake, lowa: W Freight Receipts vs, Engineers. to rejoin his team before the ar! Herbstrel! reweereree . Pettet. Kansas; Dean lomerson, > of the 1919 baseball season, &@ wWudrey Highiey coeneeee Michigan; Davidson Obear. Missouri: Joseph Adams, Nebraska: (| R Rounds, Wisconsin rf... Waidner was named delegate tre i). ae Fred Streib to ; letter whie Tr. ; » a letter which Frm Charlotte schneider llevdler of the Nationa} vesterday from Al! Ort eagkue umpire aadg BENZ CHIC SIGNS \GO). Feb. 4 for the CONTRACT Benz. ceived National |! Joe Sspit- At meat st. Le 0 5 ball pitcher \. and a member of the National Ex- White Sox since Y. M. c. A. secretary hea A. OORS «a. oseeesss®' ecutive Committee. i911, has signed a 1919 contract, it wrote that he ‘had_ ra. Eitmadeth Ziste , ° a Was announced today lle has held jor league players, os poem oT jeekel GOING UP! A)}) aboard for health, @ Job in the South Chicago steel mills pitcher, adding im Hi. Bright ..««*+er+ happiness and prosperity through Since the closing of baseball last left here | tunderstood he ettle Starkey «««++rrrrrrrr' POST-DISPATCH “WANT ADS" September ae wav back home.” Out of the minors At Eédwardevi KAISER TO BOX SHAPIRO IN FEATURE BATTLE OF AMATEUR SHOW TONIGHT ‘he White Sox sent Maver Mingham in the Southern and he remained there in is)s In the fall of i he w recalled remnai ~- BOX. where he «déd fluty until 1916, whe: Along to MI The Sox year, ' shunted St. Paul for him outright was from purchased the world's Maver as An average hia firet vear he led the Fil AVGTAR OC ln the One SBCARO? ¥i.«,. he Ibid t.reat Work Last Vear. last the Maver the mator new of the Ff eerts he was ing the A. L, champlonshtp hia work need Ons te Bi: Lye cl li‘ TO REACH FINALS ROUND IN WOMEN’S NET EVENT NEW Nat of iast ‘fat, , to has How to Beat English Rules. On LYNCH, the bos fighter British title fight at the (‘lub of Londor round engagement, glish boxine 1 beat fle 1912 sturdy litt! who won If Feb. 4 tennis us YORK, wome? - "2 women's started llow 89 courts of aru knockout for a} sion in With plavers isShip tourna- an at beer second ofthe South B ind Ben shapiro of Iwathke: ‘olumbia ’ he are echeduled ; ‘lead tis iy thie Ss; nieet , hy eature bout of the ama he ke buat agin Me ow to he eld to rem the minors this time | at tie Broadwa\ \ llavine Phas fu othe, contests are on the Di the White Box re! Most of the entrants for ght to Providence 1 191, and it show are from the S B.A ¢ nad € (meri this club that Red So ef ain, him bis draw champtioy Ss stru always hitter i”? lawee Kaiser oad sporting the ational champio? the invitation on the Heights ( in a 20- — ies Joe = reca , indoor In vesterday othe) ie , the how ever, to toticce box ie “)} night ‘a sj sik no badly ’ og rary) ment tonight's '*% the that there can't about the matter \ only othe can to Wiha where penal ction of Sout be any Brooklyn The first players in of the redit ound baffling ers in les Kleanor Aghte: na Mrs of a Lonsdale 7 + The k tive Committee in Or one of the tae. o! 4 ” | 4 ',? ‘ 1] ; ‘ =" "T 181) 497) tine staffa Neither has sustained defeat of the arrangements fo, pal Athletic C re " ~ . . . re 1) ‘ee »? holds the hier average t} ° i *«! awry of 8 fo) | e ‘ he every and and with batteqg ?91 fa nis - iASst RATES edt iss who neh lacked the Miss Eleanor Goss in the finals. || ,_i_———an “straight stuff during the greater: damage foe to discern that Ls f his (>i that tie a1) pounds harle Zanders rie mlinais ito } sing if for lso Boston hitman and both SPARRO WAP first in " ne out reatly came season | ‘T,vo Wig Mrs Marion Miss entries Misa defaulted =) eni« llary wore his ‘reorge If the fight is lorg enough. the Zinderse}: American atyle will get the Brit- Biurstedt inh every time, everything cise spite ofa being equal. ed Tha? ~ | periiatht for hie Vass had cold contra week Rame iti Boston it was feared able to compete in namen?t to pla ted in Bos- Iness aft! fecte Sat: ana club 1Ttiyp last j lige Din last irday she would he uri- the Casino to rariors in . a ' Rame ofr the Week sa ncequisitior Hil \S GARDNER AND OUIMET NOW OUT OF SERVICE after are for tec tour- a charge the Munici- be staged at vesterda' ab Nort} ttee is ade Lord, >. or. F. W Abeken and Mrs Mrs «unliff. who w he ticket sale. h:; ce Manage! , ’ of 4 : iiat Ss + ’ , ‘ ' tt e ‘ rATne that wiht! Tank Jiminy the Sem Sati, elf iti much ihe tardts first Siippos typo “AR Corps ‘one another prom receiving the inen?t golf rs arnival to CAD a Oho At discharges rae i . *, A iy? Farrat? far With ihe Burl as the eras Se ij) it) kel A m at (srane #12 ly Mighth street. The commi up of P. Cc. Baker. €. B. Waldmen. i‘hariles tiberhardt. Podowe Nelson ( (¢ rnaNe cinat rut 118 contes . ii? } 7 " 45? ev« ‘ re ;ed } eada iarterea arm) an na ae als ae , »¢ ; a ? Lieut. F ti fat of tile rancis atritix nt : : ' \ Alle; Z,AMZOW of 7 ieee ‘lhe \las 7 - ; afl ’ re = ‘ ; : iié@ ‘’ seasons event drew the largest crowd sraine “lige and went that attended a similar m here fr Gardner received many Years harge at Camp Dodge The program this vear will take in P army life agreed with " - "* i¢ ‘ . > e severa] new features in addition ¢: former Yale golfer is shown by , , 4 F the usual track fleld and basket bal} fact that he re-enters civillan life conteats at his norma! weight of TROEH CAPTURES HONORS at his normal weight of 160 pounds . i e. , I TRAPSH O = on in the ser rvice - segs Barc Yale has more hed. suns ong — YESTERDAY'S FIGHTS | Pema elnn ine i Hi noun competing iin eut for awimming t imate t the Oak a & Troeh f Vaneouver W aah leading — a : a ne VakKkmont Coun- nen Vale potlles o nelling ° — ; leading nas rs oC . ‘1 ’ ; feason and he -, amate HDSsHoOOteT / ’ tt ee F : ws oe student to take ._ en! in Cc «A oo, 4200 1 H. ou Prince Albert is scotfree from bite and parch and you just lay back a pas sear a rer puff away and have about the biggest lot of smokefun that ever + . sone upae? ibe rei Prince Albert is a pippin ofa Pipe-pal; rolled into a cigarette it be. se sit nif deliver a & the band! And, what you’re going to find out pret uick thousaf of men discovered as long as ten years ago when B A. blew into # ei PROPOSED MUNIC " burgs and bushes and started a smoke revolution! < 5 ean rc Get the slant that P. A. is simp! an | nd Marthelomen, ena y everything any man ever longed for in tot set te You never will be willing to figure up the sport vou've slipped-on once you — and W. fy get Prince Albert quality flavor your smokes and quality satisfaction into You'll talk kind words every time you get on the firing iine! _ toca: EMONT AT Rc BE Buecaia yp Ae Sune ¢ we ® musical 7: PhasaesA red bags, red tins, handsome pound and half. peand tin classy, practical pound glass humidor sponge molstenes top that keeps the Rr eemathy aoe! perfect pooner A Stanley L. Wreb oe A DINNER WILL B88 " 4 Churen Cala, sand R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. ber . ' tan. © : E _ ane aan ey .

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VR ttt tizyz, ) ‘ulton’s recent outburst | Mg double crossed g£ocs { 4 plasterer wil do ned to the wall. a * 7 Louis ng }! h - tting to be as ' Ae in wWinte, time as a > > e Aha? Ad CTOSSeu “Written (hi, vou tratch Event. w Cards are guvine this spring. . The aes lowe “Oo are the Chatips are ~ , a “ le Kaiser has ‘diene is raivrine » end Ve in safety first > > > his J ! ocsn't «- village harber lins aged to trim the Kaiser's and keep his mustac he at pper angic. a * - * pu cant blame Wilhelm for ing a barber monkeying throat with «a razor. You 4 tanvbody these days, > os > Chance. ek Ken) his end of thie k ut Willard Jess SAVe Dempsey. purse that ha Hie'll not Parndoxioully speaking theo r hockey season has cual pet. he t‘ar aire not gcoing to afte: spiking the rp they w their uppers Seta = - ~_- =G-on once you get that + your smokesystem! Sn, DINNER Wii GIVEN AT a on-Salem, N. rry , om ba Emma Stoehr . sees 265% » Marold Fritz peessene vi * "ge Ww ana & the _ ST. LOUIS - POST-DISPATCH iage Licenses Births Recorded Burial Permits WARRIAGE LICENSES, C._ Parker 1763 Mississip: M. Mck inne) 1700 Lafavette - 518 St. Jorenh 2636 Chariton SITSA Patton neel. 2057 Kastor t Mahiz nen Market Lane Katie ‘ : 1304 Geve: s Simpson ° . . . — nceinna Lizzie Rice — . Lticas burban Linde] Alabama A labarna Trentor w (6 (sever A. Gaashion fe Ariter oe W. Archer Josephine F. B Joseph Braker * >} . fam i,rover ra! e : ‘ leVeland {) — Elizabeth Marlowe 1515 Clark Jackron s« . . 2746 Luc as ie Maman ................ 9960 Paes met Fr Dieses 45 Lawton Ma? e Conmstal ie $545 lawton Guernsey Lusk Jasonville, Ind Y Biancne MioNeely Jaaon\, iile, Ine 4 Fullinz’: - 07 Choutea Murlinda f eed 2205 (houteay hHiote om! a we nas f Hote! eeare » St. Louis Ii} 3740 La Salie Ark Wis lede lede iondon London hota Griffey or M. Ledbetter . idur M. Molarmder He Orto Wicks beh Ee Carver 1 Willam « ‘Ael! Ver tina Brown J Brown . ‘Olive B ther Finley ire Nannie G 3 ke Jile , ia Jefferson fier A : Srnith vm e Kvile aeon Moore creme Mebiros iuesie Sserzinex! rgarete Whit r4 Revynoide o. Fannie liilion rion Mos'le’ anereny a jward Nelwon | lene Octavia & (‘or : way. Mar inette l ac Las (Compton Division Coulterville 4242A Olive Piainview, ‘Tex Piainview, Tex 2710 Market 361% Lawton Chicago Ii} Cirmanha Nev oae8 Lindel! Strickland ” Cobb Snell ' Watts Mott. 1507 N. 17th 2au01l A loth 510 Rutger 510 Rutger 100 S$. Ewing BO17 Adar s i a 2082 Lawton 4908 W Garfield t ne Vinoent (;,0rn R415 ¢ hippewa rte Homolka S022 louisiana Tite . East St Louis, If) : ~—r ja (sregory raet St. ! Jordan Amos Jo: | Rather 'yRii0 es lia eizabet) Marie David Richarde Mrs Lucy Jiacoma beorge A. Hiolliday .. Murphysboro Wee Anna Eligabeth Hettmeyer..4506 Delmar rri ' 3104 Potomac zborn 4056 Hartford Brook! vn, I ; rook} vn Berneaugh S loo ev wr? an outs | , z= erdinand vay (sarfieid ler is and, Iii Ro rd ] | ii sorge W. Be oma EB. Ho ev Rcott Fannie Pridae: iD - tT? g@0'' venia M Janis At Belleville. eman A. Jundt ‘4 (joes leo E Read uth Rake Loule Koehler Neoshia Srmith Serl Herbstre'' udrey Highie: Tred Streib : arlotte Schneider At East St. Louls. ; .,,. Fremont 4 = Si cabeth East St his Nantz Beecher | ‘ City. ‘ley Logue obert H. Bright tle Starkey Zizis aus ‘East “* Loults Troy wardeville. Meacowes Lo 118 Edwards, iiie. Bdwardeviiie, At Harriet Harian Thomas Hal) “(ara Hamor John Revver .. Marvy Whittington mii J. Kovarik.. iM. Smith.. Gien ‘ “arbon Crossing. Gien Carbon Crossing. ind BIRTHS RECORDED. BOYS wand M. Bretenyder, 1420 Obear cand R. Voss, 4650A Oakland. Reand P. Sheiton, 8545 Wise W and R. O'Malley, 6200 Etze! J end A.. Nolan, 1922 Hebert fy and BE. Lewis, 2324A * houteay L. and J. Roeesletn. ane Garfield Zean¢ F. Miravalie 8 Northland Hand FE. Ferrinas. @n42 Pershing ; Rixhy pA and A Martin. PA.and M. Late), Wand «. Ze) ler. W and M. Meueller. BURITIAT, PERMI Ts. S5 2TO1LA Tennessee 1220 Fr) eae! ; atfaly Cousley, v ' apoplexy 14834 S. Oth ente- 3015 \ est. 14th: heart dis HMenck'er, 68, Wm FEllerprock, §& months ritis Prodence Henry, 23, 2011 N. low \ lai Palmisano. 83, 1223 N. ith; 70. 51n86 Easton: 2902 Stoddard: = rippe 4585 N. 20th: uenta B. Garrison, 66, 817 N. 6th; heart dimeare. merretia Jahier. 5 2119 Stanebery: ne ; ah weiuiiken. 67, 85 IN Greechbach o, rtiner. 6! Echeffier. 41, , 74, 4. Kilppei, 8&8, Buejba an ‘ Sopher. a Giynn, 68. 4247 Tee *K Phelps, 3 months. tis. Patton, 1 Mathewr. 42 Reinhardt, 86, 2435 & eons © @. Jacobson, 60, 4240 G Racker. G8 “A7T58 Weeretminster (inease Andrew Burne. 67. Settle Dean, WiTt, Hi Wr Hasey. ‘“ 1027 (sever. —~y Lampe. 64 S880 \% Rone Morrone &. 1010 N_ lith Hans Laurentiue 52 2816 tubercu- Jos nephritis. Portiand pl.: pneu- 1021 N. 18th: homicide 4812 Jessica; apoplexy. S918 Bophia: pneumonia. 11MM Olive: . infirmar: eclerosis 7. 16 & Channing: pnevu- sclerosi« Mis Theodostla 2244 Washington: pneu 4440 Maffitt pne Compton: pneu Humphrey pneu hbear' 3119 Rolla sclerosis ckorm pneumonia HeumMmanin Zoth: heart dis- pne ime nia (’regor care 1 sona liotel: acleros!s Fade influenza ere'r, Oiitis | City News in Brief F | [lowounceeTs | _——— ron. Second ano eve ng i“ & it ctton of rede: Macivor, paetor brief addres. folk end patri« THIRD or A SFRIES oF ‘ be bela at arior av.enurf . PIHE Pa POSED MUNICIPAL BOND be discussed at a meeting of ‘ed Engineering Societies of will engineer.r, FPowen, chief engineer. ne department the y Ages Se and Ww Hiorner. chief ene "Yon 27d paving. department of the iss on omew o MEMOMRIA! DAY WIT! RE e } M ‘ ‘ But Twentieth S'rTee'ts Sund at a Bue | o an address i ‘ey k rebe of ap lade'phte Oven! “a Cal: (Pars " ’ e hrietian Mt e pew Fire: ui Ce, Con Prien He'ehis Rev ; Powere + the Rev. R. Ervin. hieights Chrietia *h Chriettan ) te City, Westminster | Louls | _of 5081 Kensington: pneu-— in\ e@tigation iwhtich he |had fonted in a TUESDAY EVENING. —_—_—_—- —— - AND ‘FEBRUARY 4, 1919. FINANCIAL ST. LO T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — eee ae FRM RANGE TO STEEL RES IN NEW YORK Leading Issues Show Gains; Liberty Bonds Are Lower Prices in Slight By Leased Wire From the New \Vork Hureau of the Post- -Dispaich. NEW YORK, Feb. 4.— The Evening Post, in its copyrighted financial re- view todap, says: “Prices on the stock market ad- vanced briskly for a time this morn- ‘ng, came to a halt. and generally reacted in the afternoon The one exception the later decline was in & number of the railroad shares, Which gained a point or thereabouts while the rest of the lis: was tending downward the highest were advances to of the day. of from 1 to 2 per cent in motor atocker (a movement Which Wall Street thought was due fo the automobile show now in prog- re-8) a few oil shares and one or two of the raliiroad-equipment com- panies. “Most of these advance Stantlally wiped out. leavi at the closing but slightly, level of vesterda: ‘In the the same condition represented by a rate of about 4 per cent Scandinavian exchanges were somewhat higher, the rest practical- ly unaltered. tussian interna! »49-per-cent bonds were two or three points high- eron the day's business, but the ‘do!l- notes’ were unchanged The testimon, Agricultura! Commit the Government's prog! ancing the 1919 wheat Ut ARAIN One very curioue nfluence which will affect the financial situa tion, later on The ‘ernment, to nsure full planting when Furopean famine was imminent during war time, guaranteed the price of $2.26 per bushel for this vears American Wheat at market, and the ZQuarantee Stands, despite return of peace “But it leaves highiy trouble- Fome question open as to how. if the Government has to take the wheat at such a price, it wil] fix its own price for selling it Naturally, the matte: s bound up in other questions: first, how uch lower than the guar- e figure will the export price go. Inder free competition with other producing countries second, would the Government sell home consumers at the $2.26 price, or at some lower price fixed by its Food Administra- tion. Or at whatever price the home market would brine” “Or these questions h the facts of coming sa@a- arket: the other is a matter and poltics Nobody has any means of knowing surely the world market price for wheat will this vear Existing famine con- ditions will have something to with determining {t; so will the ac- tual outcome of our own wheat 1919, and wo will the scarcity abundance of the foreign crops. “The grain trade as represented at yesterday's hearing. appears to think $1.25 per bushel a reasonable guess cannot be more than a guess. not oniy because of harvest uncertainties. but because it is quite impossible say how far the existing ‘pegged price’ is out of line with normal val- ues under present conditions. “The witnesses calculated that sale of all its holdings at such a price might coast the Government $1.250- H00 0060 But that aleo would depend m how much wheat the country raises during 1919, as wel] ag on the pric fixed for sales at home level WAS BuUlb- ne above the market, there was of reiative ease. mone lar before the tee. régard|! for ot. pOoiITLTS arn ( rop, (70\ the the alone has to do wit} the Fons rn of policy he «| curtous more ‘or doubtful if a ion has e\ before arisen: it will gwreativ aff the gen- attitude towards harvest resu!ts coming season — e . o— Chicago Provisions. economic quest | ecy @ral A i of Open. High. Low. | Close. May _| $87.70 | $87.70 | $87.80 | $87. 400 May 22 . 50 a > ae July | 21.058 22 © Mav | 90.42 7 30.70 ~ eae -— London Monéy. LONDON, Feb. 4.—Moner, 8% per cent Discount rates. short and three senha’ bills, 8 17-32 per cent. eS Sugar Market. TORK. Feb. 4 Raw eugar stead, NEW 7.28&¢; fine granulated, 9c centrifugal. - — - Re J. B. Lockhart Strodtman Christian Church SCOTT FIELD AUXILIARY in the Vandervoort sesembly tomorrow and the lleiahi« MEET 10 30 WILT, room at COAL, Ci.UB WILL banquet at 7 Pp. Mm American Annex. The lansing Rav, Fdward There willl be be guests ST LOUIS fifth annue Wednesday at the speakere wiil be FE Levey and Thomas Brew ater an sical program Women * ror the fi ret time W WIDMER OF .. firet agseletant charge of armv constru jiluetrate with the United States and rT rance “*hamber of Commerce, et iunch at Hotel Btatie: J]. Lawrence fa «x on the 623 oO OOO munic! —— es ——_—_—_— —— at POLICE ITEMS — eee ee THE DRY GoOoDpe inion. Mo eariy worth of merchandise distance telephone mes The men were not seen to be en r te here in au os ————— ae RURGLARS RAIDED store of LL. G. Hilxme toda, stealing Si’ riding to a iong police here re stiippoeed ‘MISCELLANEOUS —— "RY. SWORN J ,a4ge (ea _—_ _— aRY GRAND Ji 's weesterda, was (inefructed mm reache to make thorough investigation of the killing and meiming of pedestrians by auto- »dilee and to vote indictments where ¢u negiiwence ie shown lie te the numerous thefts i ne'ning speulig ‘5 ° > . a‘i'o ' the «rane ire to Dring ; The foreman is Martin Lamimer boulevard Se _ - THE FEBRI na - atient bilies ana 88:0 sO ’ to iuerice of 4490 Linde}! AROTT @5 YRARS OLD WE An- "“ ‘he ete fead “ ara pug oy be @) A MAN £ fa ean enter erte hey a er eo : m at‘ter re * S asked to the bovuse there ILDAWAY lied for treatm for wounds said were caveed pe’ op ey He when 7 LARD He i? api toda, EDW a. eT pensar) a monkey he 8 Franktin “was pia’ ng vewterde \ rmonke’ irned on hit and tried to escape. prices | Eso )}s@e what do | crop | or | to | i Int “i. e com |, United Texas (6 ' White | Beth i (hile j f = — New York Stocks REPORTED DAILY FOR THE PoOsT- DISPATCH BY Gg. H. WALKER &@ ©CO., 307 NORTH FOURTH STREET. NEW YORK, Peb. 4. ——— ee ee -_— — a _ — Prev Close Open. High. Low. Industrials. Am. Beet Sugar. @0 BR Am. Can com.. 40%, STOCKS, Noon Sumatra Telephone. 4 70d rich ‘85% Int. Lib Pap lat les com... 21% Int 4X 82.90 94.32 95.20 04.04 167 3Y \ Pitts. Coa! Studebaker com Fruit Sinclair O. Tobacco Pro. nited ¢ ~ S tubber .] i eae te Westinghouse Willys Ov. com Motors. Metals = Oe AmC&FCO com. 88% 89% SH% Ot, Am. Loco. com. , \laska Gold 3 Mey \n. Copper . 59), 1m. Sm. con Am. Steel Fdy KRaldwin Loc: Stee| B (‘op Great Nor Kennecott Lack. Stee} Midvale Miam! Nevada Cons Pete (ar com lee! ( opper H24, ~O) le Ty 0% Railroads. Jt) 1 i. §. Stee! Utah Coppe: 54% 86% 234 Wabash W Wabash P Western _ 10% 10%, Males “V7 200 shares DETAILED REPORT OF DAY'S TRADING IN WALL STREET NEW YORK Feb. 4 I ruled in all sections of the today's stock marke? motors, ieainers and nmutyr Clalities made Raine ranging from tions to @ point Further recovery was served in stocks recently under bear sure, especially high-grade oi!s and ment rails Conspicuous among Gian Pacific and coining a point erty rmer tendencies ] , iist iarge frac. the latter were Chesapeake & Ohio Kerly Quotations for Bonds were (irregula vances in United Bta: es Stee! Hide and Leather preferred. American Sme)t! ng. Baldwin and Olle Were wenera)i, enhanced he first hour. Steel rising to 1. its ‘ation since last week's cu? in the Vide Internationa Nickel continued disregard of wee: erdav'a lower dend and specialities as a . further short coverin Profit-taking an l hea iness Of Marine preferred reduce l @ormne of th more ubstantial gains at noon wnoen Aut! d-session ran more OOo me m@uetriat — © (‘ane Ofteetting _* res tobacco Oup en “a New York Air el Variotis Arner! LA- Strong. in Tata of ‘ ase profited " he affiliated showing Weakness the stronger jum fS% pointe for > New York Bond Sales" aiso y by Srifel-Nicholaue In: a’ Bid (ily 7™* _———_=— York $8.25 haldwine to fan ArrLeEs—New gree: nee SS to A grace 24 Inch s'orage ant os fa‘r , &- fane,. 8° 50 to 'change here today dem demand for By ‘ COMMERCE STOCK IS FIRM ON TRANSFERS AT $123 Today's a Yesteréay | 5.004.425 4.045.400 6.342.296 > 619,027 1.605.688 191.84] ” 1.58. Co7T 5. uSé 1 495. G4 VaR oa 488 029 showed a trading at the National Candy common weaker trend during forenoon session of the Stock Ex- Sales were made compared with yesterday at coday at $73.50 and $73. transfers at the close $74. Final offers of the stock were $72.50. with $71.50 bid National Bank of Commerce wae in ind and firm and sold 'g point higher at $123. Other bank and trust Shares mentioned were steady. United Rallways securities were in active, but steady on the quotations recorded Bonds reflected a better Several issues at steady, prices . FOR ENOON ‘LOSING WU OTAT SESSION aon 8 common $i.u00 k $1.000 K 40 Fulton Chili Kere) 10k higher tTnoat . 17. So 7.40: J 616.50@ 17. £16416 1G 2: “pas King. 1M (ue ig er ~~ $i6 t\e azv - 50@ 16 “ (;o714 Corn Products Refining Co. Sued. the Ags ated Press NEW YORK Feb. 4 * illegal combinat! reat trade b' \eans of was frm Bove: in er ingredients used in the n ture of c preserves, J. O'Brien Co of Omaha. Neb brought sult in Federal Court here yesterday against the Corn Products Refining Co. and a score of other de- fendantsa for $172.799 damages WANTED—REPUTABLE STOCK BROKERAGE HOUSE to bandie $1.000.000 offering of high- claes industrial corporation. preferred stock se ling at | ee n Ly era) “~~ to harging on in rain’ of which a monopols evrup and anufa OL SOMARGARINE — laule prints No. 1, 2. a Bakers’ specia! and Vegetables. POTATOES— Western 1.80 oy lvQ pounds: > ; Pigeons B4c: ‘) pas *? s LOMATOES or fancy ripes: oe. UNIONS ybes $150 to - per 10) po is ed Walla Walla large vellow $3 nit $5.50 to $7 AKTIC HOKES. ri ims, $15 ( ABBAG E—Hulk, ne Holland seed $20" _ per ton alifornia, $2.25 per RUUBARE Detri thouse, $1 per “HORSERADISH yme-g1 pares ere wagons $1 7 9 Sn SWE EY POTATOES in uda $1 ry. red and vellow ae: vhite and f ‘y , DOX loose KE Nba F-Louisjana sugar barrels. a we Loulsiana $4.50 to $85 BRI SNE LS sP KOU Ts- ‘a lrums, §$1 PARSE EY i40 iisiane. “CARROTS. Old bulk N. ¥ Ome-Rrow Washe $s to 68c “CAULIFLOWER 1.) pe rate 750" “Mt STARD (REENS 'RADISHES Ch own per Home-grow: ransemond. bali, $1) SS to CarTro’e per r ] California, $1.75 la large per rate itaeko e ~ lion 2 Té $4 4A) ' ag wes VES~ Home-grow el box loose G RE EN PEPPERS orida lis-bushe ates. $5 to $6 for Small to $8 to $9 for STRING BEANS} er hamper. $4.50 to $F SA LSEP Home-gr he LEEKS. Louisiana SPIN ACH Texas $] bushe basket n orcing COTTON IS IRREGULAR AFTER EARLY ADVANCE Feb r advance = fan ‘ y in the ** are round 140c¢ pe iOoOriadan green aggrea- reak ex May, Cotton Opening. vy RK j 4 Catte ' ifires i larch ~3.04 on 4 104 he Le: liverpool! Cotton. LIVERPOO! Fed. 4.— Oa ul17 OM . eh “7 asn « lower toda ‘ash and fair ~ ie | + GRAIN MARKETS TUESDAY’ COMPARATIVE FUTURE QUOTATIONS. iis Merchants Pachange Tay is, Feb ‘ Reported by the wt la = — hme anseceen ; i oe 2 —-— Nansas St. Lou s*) OH CaO NAaneas hall Lo j ‘ nicagco Kansas Upening itig? ——— FEBRUARY CORN. otto es iM4'% M4 MARCH CORN. > 13] MAY CORN. JULY CORN 117 iy 116@% er & 11e%, 214, izis FEBARLARY OATS. AGEs ooh by MARCH OATS. OATS. Te Ww WASH ore Agriculti fsovernimn ~.26 @ and fe)! marnet “AO ild @rails ernie } jarter be efer ab! eo, t{aroiina that the , : dealers ration Dealers Propose Government appearing be about $1. 2° believed this lent . Raiesemments e Lever the pre authorized to with the Department of Agricultu Tt} wit? 5 the Food FOREIGN NEWS CAUSES “S LOWER MARKET FOR CORN developed in owing to Sell heat at $1.25 a Bushell. INGTON Feb. 4 (jrain eaters i ee ee! ee

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STLOUIN PORT OIEPATEM Le ee a le Me fe. Wy, yp | | ¢ nes ) rT CARY © 19 19 ed ; P ip @iIn 5St. a Dispate ; pers ai POMORS ARNG AL SIS “THRE 's ) JHeRe THE ORTE WEGRAN AMIN, PORTUGUESE Het it See “VOL. 7 71. N oo MARINE | President, J. HARBORS C OPENS IN W a ey “Every Soldie Job if He Says Baker Beginning o By a Staff Corre Post- Di WASHINGTON, Louis delegates to Harbors Congress this morning, hea tion announcemen fmith, president ¢ Valley Waterways r. H. W. Ross, 1 National Marine La ed States, has pi support to the $40! ol waterway impro by the association. The National Ma voted to the pron : ——s scene - i me chant marine for t \G—By BUD -FISHER eevee Repent 2 . inland waterways & NA RUB Some — he : moving freight to OF TH'S TRAC CA) My Mm FAD — - that ships should AND SEE FF IT Woa'T MAS y \ = . taking it overseas. MY MAIR GRew! (acaaces = Smith that the pla TWIe & saree) “itt ar * 2 = 2 — Association doveta! RiCKH FRAGRAAICE e. ae ; > = > ae the Marine League. —— y : p= | Ross will speak | ar _ th : a CAOUiSITE. A fam . its. q ber of Commerce 4 AY Xe Sead | q latter part of this | As the conventh Bmith said that he verse cris of t plan of the Valley / the Rover and Hart later the Congress Btates will be asked gates from the Val ted to arrive all m pects are that 2590 “Every soldier ' uniform of the Ur fought, or trained t fob if he wants liaker said in deliv niddres. The Secretary om of American busine crate in what the ‘oing in this direet every chamber of rs of trade or other : ’ a : SEY tion should realize Choir Didn't Matter Sincerity. nae oo articuanall ig Baker Prais A demonstration co et ae . RT as: +. a - , . Orit ; v : . i retary Daniels, aft : Sys | the railroad system fe drive: ae *Net Contents 15 Fluid Drachm : | had broken down w@ pe, eae Sa i" the war, said S and. th ee One thing is n » \} sy N71 4 yes ; . ; ; a5 ee ee ee aetna ) % , | oa | , iy) itl | i — and rail r— i Atrrangine a | deed i dk ) , fis | i | ee 4 ane Fas? eee bb . fa - By Jean Knott : rs ab Sent denen m4 P igiobet of ore, no steei, 1 . He thould go on the ra " Py Sh ; | -. water transportatio WELL I THIAS s +3 ) tne : : , “_ A soo TE ' considered t} THe | Pye sy Secretary Baker s Caw Mau It ; Damning With Faint Praise. vorid ig mistake, sat | re le fe Se | was especially pro TELE Dupe , TCE HEE. | bart ) thie vi ii tet m5 Tot i ; he consideration of e: | / | ( THAT's THE Ae 2 je kof | “hgye nye at the windows of [ii a em = Projects. = “Rivers : _— ia ‘clopment will hel THIRD Time ) eae : t the | ) ee ee “1th ALGOHOL - 3 PER OENT. | Bee | hcp ocala NE’Ss USED lering ) vo Crk ta oe Nuh AVe¢getable Preparation for 7 fo F iseful and profita o ' he | ile wir , . number © Ir ALEETING ON, be | The Unk — : sy REPORLSE similating the Food by Regula: T. meet the Gon San ’ i a fnd easier and che ‘ > 4 \ bel 7 ete 2 4 CAN'T RE Therety —— *y ine Uninc a ° ’ : , ‘ ' ' THAT'S tr pA AE : allies us wa “a yea Sn ’ . ~ \ VERY Boraut hap | 7 ) , , Jie. aiesaan? ih fl!) Cheerfuiness and Rest Contas og fully i* ef a a 1 * Hh imp es! , 2 eel neither Opium, Morphine aor ee | “One answer ti Ao tf | nigel pent | "Gaal Mineral. PY oT NARCOTIC 7 the members of @ —— tates offering an \ a , La vert: ped oe | ‘nore economical ee ' bs | ii , eee “— Tatlon. Here ilaane Tineuish the old cor ) 99 | He ) Leib amo | : Water and land tr tasty hs ttc sto " Ingo Sta J : ! “it ta fitting tha WIFE Not P ti eed + rhould bring to thw pa oO Oosttive. , oa 4 lawmakers not self + Pesan “thaw i A helpful Remedy for : | rational point of ‘ pou been Tollowing ttiis \nd se often they ro ivial? ; i ori Constipation and Diarrnies, | 3 ct making the wate ’ = ; : ;' ia if) ~ 4 ; ' y i : | .. ‘. - . tos our natfonal!l AeA P ; Is it ' , , fhe rr — I - tain - oad ; ‘¢ o ve nilaie iis beautiful > «4 y - Infancy. es ‘ ‘ st £ vaste ferments and , Well, she ts t hee ——e , LArrererorys . Ss heautital enouweh Po’ Set | —_ ; Danict's - Pomons wha » aly fer tee meupetitedl = § Uf “There was not * war,” Daniels yl Thean tn we were not In : gcarbhe, Tih en '. Heh if she is henutiful enough irom the submoartm Now She is Strong and Well iin. and lunes are avar | 0m Yaudevitie, | dumna,"actiects Saha s vot ttt ° mt net: thas Sc :' Le avs] Palle tis Of ville Courter. Journal. ~ 4 if y bars ; q Pee of the nation t ! , ‘ , ~ wt. hal ies ml ft popes ‘ : » = 7 eur *% = deatrovers on ie ie ae ee ee ae — Se Po en wae 8 ———— i } rrr tly, . : - , F " ¥ _— ‘ ; | i} prin gael A New Vocabulary. ' sf ( — rT? . ed 4 the way from ’ ' : 7 ‘ ? ’ : er f ' . ’ pimples rs silt VW val et we te ;, | ers Cy Se the Coulf Though ded La? the howels tharaly Clee ‘hes all the os | 435 Dosts * ~ 32 wi essed, the necemsal , sa Chi he seams? . eur Wwaterwats Es “s arly and these Homans in ' & | editication in ne. Pt } , agg tg are ereated y R : alane rT ' , - , we notl é ' in geod huss ‘ or} druggist ine arene PePL Ean 4 eons now in imp Ba ae & . " : : eee Be ys * : ¢) , j Py a preparation which will eam _— an wtint ' naniticent! | “Ways In America, ' . ; Tim y rere ‘ : pie tely empty the hawale ead! he, nates : ‘Pag — TSE CtmTava comrany, atw reese = | roads in America, ; page, A 4 the w "t and len rantia ‘ec -” ~ ” ' > y Wisdom and v | RATI] if If . a hy i _— : eae ' . ~ : . ake it tomor row Gaan with , : mt) re No = tliat the people wil Bee ss ee WR " ADV, morning.--AD\ om, , vreat Lake Bu 3 ‘We are build . Pen aM ta kat OP ey A ie aha actin : adie ans : oy Ria ies bs on | . ie Re a , A Just begun to OD Page ee de % > Pgain shoul ! we: See : ‘ >, Aa ‘7s eS +9 Centineed on Oh em aig Sk tin » i io en