St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 18, 1919

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PAGE 17, 1919. right, 1919, L. s- Goldberg. } lisher, Offices —— Ts ftiwe what golf we call a » hag puts and the Wall street like it.’’—HKan- lee” rreat*picture rday, so be wing one of before this ilee.’’ which urroundings ‘have said to a at death 2 cae rarer AES ES om et a ery Cina " Many @ Jn St. Democrat. NO. VOL, 71. 170. == - CR te. | BORA DECLINES TOATTEND DINNER AT WHITE HOUSE .. IF WISHES WERE AUTOS STRAP HANGERS MIGHT RIDE. Opposes League Constitution , and Does Not Care to Hear President Discuss It With Members of Congress. UNDERSTOOD ALL OTHERS WILL ACCEPT Senator Poindexter An- nounces Intention to Speak Tomorrow and_ Borah Plans Address Thursday. Oi Rv the Awsociated Press. WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.—-Senator Torah of Idaho has asked to be ex-) eused from attending the dinner at the White House at which President Wilson will discuss with members of the Foreign Relations Committees of? Congress the constitution of the pro- po learuec of nations. a letter to RBoruh said it was confidence any such a willing to be Tumulty. the custom informa- Secretary Senntor to hold in tion received at and that he was not bound to silence on such an import- ant subject, on which he and the Presideut disagreed fundamentally. He added that nothing coulda make him agree with the constitution of the league as it now stood. White House officials said 10 ether members of the committees had declined the President's invita-| tion, and that it was understood all the others would accept. 4n- receiving the Idaho Senator's letter today, Secretary Tumulty im- mediately transmitted it by wireless io President Wilson aboard way home froro France. Group Opposing Leaguc. Senator Borah is one of a group of Senators, which includes some Democrats as well as Republicans, who oppose any sort of internation - ization, and whose opposition to the league as proposed has been te- carded as a foregone conclusion. There have been hints that sever al of the Republican members of the committee might refuse to the President’s dinner, to which the members of the committees of botl Houses dealing with foreign were invited by wireless to go the proposed constitution, article by article. There were no surface ind1- cations today, however, that others would follow Mr. Borah's example. The dinner has been arranged for Wednesday evening, I*eb. 26, or two after the President lands a* Boston. Discussion of the league of nations developed unexpectedly in the Sen- ate today, when Senator of Mississippi, Democrat, declared the league was unconstitutional and criicised President Wilson for ask- ing Congress to remain silent on the subject until he returned to Washing- ton. Senator Vardaman spoke only afew minutes and there Was ho further discussion of the subjec Vardamau’s Objections, “The proposed organization,’ Senator Vardaman, “‘carries us unexplored regions of diplomacy. presents a problem that will test the capacity of the American people for self-government and the preservation | of the American Constitution. It marks a of this nation up to cate. over said It into | gathering. | : Louis every day—two Post Dispatches are sold to every one Globe SS ieesh ma FAIR TONIGHT: INCREASING > Ir eC Highest Aiaaieiitare yesterday "» ” The Only Evening Paper in St LT —— ei eee Si. ee = een ee — SSN senna CLOUDINESS esa ARRESTS MADE TE ooe AND FURS SEIZED AT TWO HOMES PrP BP! SB. secs §. m.; lowest 31. at 4 a. m. ——- cloudiness; perature. Stage of the river at feet, CONVERTED YACHT VENETIA ENDS VOYAGE OF 55,000 MILES She rine and Fought Others, Includ- By ¢t Ss ing mijes on war stea DS cho (ribra Francisco to be refitted before being retu men table on i been officially stru The cers, _ber the | transport George Washington on his | whic the German said to retire disabled into internment dat | Cart earned sank a had ish steamer ‘ROO attend | affairs ‘ter Commissioner a day. Varduman | ; Water Commissioner Says So Much Chemical Was Used Last Year as The Board of Public rece inch over ‘sell’'s Point a total bein the Commissioner Wall said it became necessary to last ; consumers tasted,the chemical. an The basins at ’ 200 | Point is oO ‘lons gallons. the ' ,; pay iTIN nost vital period in the life | | By the Ww “T have no sympathy with the sug- restion mude by the President discussions b) postponed until he the President had America and her comes thought institutions more ot that! the Senate should be) home. If; Federal T a c sciiaieataadhaia lormally notice that Plat /crin and | cared less for the trump of his per- | efforts, the American people: measure, vivisect, ana- and find out ifs only sonal ideas and ‘Discuss this lyfe, tear it to pieces every possible defect, for it is by the attrition of ideas and friction of guggestions that the ‘ruth. the eterna! truth, will be discovered.” Senator Poindexter formally ga”’ec hotlee when the Senate met of his intention to speak tomorrow. Se -- ator Borah said he planned to ad- cresg the Senate Thursday. Several Republican members o°* the Senate Committee stated privatc- i¥ today that they themselves bound Ds and that would lresident's invitation with tv- luctance. Fall of New Mex- 100 is the ons niineorit: memb> Who is not in Washington. Senator Borah'’s Letter. Senator Rorah’s letter follows: “I greatly appreciate your 10} Lonoring n with an invitation .to meet the dent. Feb. 36, to CUES the |i iQue of maiter of most vital who'e ceuntry Whi House standing Custom always re erscu; confidertis! upon the part $ the riests Tile ting, I take : would be regarded As especially fenfidential, otherwise the Presiden! Woult heve epokeh according to his 'Sstoin to the open Senate. The di ste gg between the President anc veeif on this are funds confidences, thes accept th: Sanator dis nations A concern to the Meetings at the long garded = ‘it uccording to a mee " ues! On Continued on Page 2 € ‘column 5. ’ he would | ' ‘issued a } riou viol act, 'ing i = to ' would not regard | AN DIEGO, Cal., Official fore- cast for St. Louis ee Two Men and Two Women row increasing’ Are Held as the Result of a’ mascara Month’s Investigation by Policewomen. re eee (much change in | temperature; the ‘lowest tonight will be about 30 | Missouri: _In-| WOMAN FOLLOWED j creasing cloudi- | - ness tonight; ON VISITS TO STORES | somewhat warm- er in extreme); west portion; to-' morrow unset- tled; possibly rain in west por- tion. Lllinois: tonight; tomor- lrow increasing not much change in tem- Action Followed Her Arrest in January on Charge of Stealing Neckpiece—Dice and Racing Forms Found. Fair Information given by policewom «n who had been following clews for their detectives which furs and a rise of .2 of a foot. ‘it month without giving away , secret, led to raids by city last night in other articles were seized at the home of Charles Pfeiffer Jr. 4265A and the and his wif ?. me —si—Sti— Destroyed One German Subma- Manchester av- caine Louise, at home of ner and his wife, Union boulevard. All were arresied. more than | Pfeiffer is a son of Charies Prfeif- duty, the converted fer, a deputy in the office of the m yacht Venetia, owned by John Building Commissioner, TI) preckels of this city, dropped an- Pfeiffer, who ‘in San Diego Bay Sunday from heme, also was Itar, and has departed for San released. Mrs. Pteiffer veillance by police about Jan. 15, when she was arrest- ed on con.plaint that she had stele from Sonnenteid’s Arthur Al Lice, ing the U-39., er he Associated Preas. Feb. 1$.—End- a cruise of 55.000 32 elder rooms at his. son's arrested, but lat Llu ves rned to its owner by the Govern- t. The Venetia established a no- record, and bears a gold ‘star ts funnel, signifving that it has ® fur nes credited with the de- Store. ction of one enemy submarine. Followed ty Policewomen. Venetia, according to its offi- She at first said her name was successfully fought off a num- ouise Malone and later that it was of submarine attacks. three of Mrs. E. H. Martin and that she lived *h oecurred on a single night in @t 4926 KMnright avenue. , nHeecy} } . iiet ment stores. TRev did this and trailed her to the Pfeiffer Manchester avenue Thev also kepb watch on a2 woman who imes accompanied her and this led to (raid on the Hayner Police- women had reported that Mrs. Mavner was Mrs. Pfeiffer’s compan- ion on several shopping e3 Cape Valuell at $1050 Found. At the Pfeiffer home last night detectives found three valuable fur pieces One of thees was a sable cape valued at $1050. A representative of Steinbere’s store at 1003 Olive stree saw this fur today. He cut the lin- ing and showed the firm's private mark.and said the fur was stolen during a sale Jan. 2 or 3. This theft had been reported to the police with offer of $200 reward for the re- turn of the fur The detectives aiso Pfeiffer LOY phernalia they say used for 102 dice, a opium outfit, including smoking known to the po- aud a large quia ‘dope’ home on somet home to Give Water a Taste. Service today ived the recommendation of Wa- cpeditions Wall that roofs be constructed settling basins at Bis- and the one at Baden, at cost of $350,000, the object gz to keep dirt and insects out of water. four- concrete the two chemical] water that much the use Sv year to purify Bissell’s Point are; by 000 feet, and that at Baden 00 by 400 feet. The § Bissel’s basins contain 15,000,000 gal- each and the Baden 25,000,000 There is enough money in surplus fund to the and para could he ge four home dice which ding smoking mixture } jice as “‘hasheesh,”’ tity of racing form sheets and * books purporting to show how to win horse races. denied the furs wer husvand bough: sable cape tor her in New York. Pfeiffer'’s father told the po- lice his son graduate at law, but had no p snent most of his time Im a department's the cost. PLATE COMPANY CITED o's vo: Mrs. Pfeiffer siolen. She said her Complains of Discrimination. . ed the $1400 Associated I’: ASHINGTON, that it has the American Sheet e Co. of New. York City has dis- 1inated in prices between va s purchasers of its products, in ution of the Clayton anti the Federal Trade formal complaint corfioration to appear itself. eb. LS. With reason to believe, and Tin was a and downtown racriice billiare roon. Articles Seized. the Pfeiffer hom were a Other found al claimed “Lrusi urs nee c‘ormmmission and not oe ‘CK plece tolav eit- | "und muff of fox fur. There alse baby's: handmade fri il rea “AS a dress of fin the defend _— ‘ eontinued on Page 3. Column I ommmmnaetil ee A Week of Remarkable GAINS ending POST-DISPATCH made the extraordinary average gain 01 0 Cols. Per Day Total Paid advertising carried over the rok of is Is ? Te Mor seven consecutive days Suiduy lust, tlre in the volume corresponding Wt last year. 119 the has exeeeded the 47 elapsed publication days vf without missing a single day, for the corresponding 47 days of 1918, an achievement which plainly shows the trend ot St. Louis Advertisers in coneentr ating more and more wr tage: One Big Ne er the newspaper that reaches all worth-while buyers all the time. ‘‘First in Everything’ During Post-Dispatch, itis own re cord a 7) LOUSS, — re aN a ~ —— ttt the League of Louis i eaneerkte Fi dacbernten ‘WDGE LAMM WILL BEGIN WORK INU. Ai CASE TOMORROW |Wires Judge Dyer to That Effect, but Date for Hearing Has Not Been ‘sect. lenry Lamm of Sedalia, former of the State Supreme Court, today Si telegraphed to United States Distr ict e in St. Judge frver that he would Louis tomorrow, to take up his duties of special master in the rec eivership suit of John W, and other stockholders against the United Railways Co. The time fo: beginning the t: mony has not been set, but-under the law it will be within 20 days from the tim: of the special master’s appointment. which was made yesterday. Judge Lamm, as will have the powers of a. Judge tn ruling on evidence, and will make a report to Judge Dyer, on the basis “1 which the Judge, following the usual procedure in such is expected to render the decision. LONDON TIMES PRAISES THE Seaman kine oft tecr wetles . special cases, LEAGUE OF NATIONS COVENANT | Upholds the Contention § of Great Britain During the War. By the Associated Prees. LONDON, 18.—Referring to the Times in an editorial emphasizes the satisfaction it gives to contentions of the British navy during the war re- garditfg neutral countries bordering on enemy nations. The _ provision regarding passage over the territory league, the news- makes the Says It Keb. Nations covenant, of a member of the paper says, sea if Sweden jallic an open join the and Denmark right claimed by the eut off communication criminal Power and any whether r not.”’ eagzue between a countries 1e@ league oi hire mvers oO the editorial coutinues, ‘‘in ef ? fect abolishes 1 eutrality it it Wii’ like the one just passed and rein the disciplinary power in a future war.’’ CONGESTION IN GERMAN AREA OCCUPIED BY AMERICANS forces strength of sea Population Numbers 874,901 and the | Soldicrs Number 250,000—Few Comforts for Them. Special Cable to P@&t-Dispatch and New York World. COBLENZ, eb. 17. statistical su the American area that the _ 7 4 Ji4 9Q!. The lates! vey of shows man population incidentally furnishes an na able argunrent for the e eS rawal for their hames of at GCCeunthb (| (;erT- LOTAIS nswere- possi- ... 9 sva4 pie WiltbDa CAs 4 totals approximately 250,000 men, very soldiers to the na- they are high populatio on. which ; chic ‘ ring ‘ YOM, = CONREeES- tha billets resu! } the the urmy are 44 Witn | 5 , Dulk of / Se } pW LeU, ype oT Only a small } doughbovs live in hote] only a small proportion while “eae Niavtly o ithine palkaces, iteaus: slept }) d itself and thu conaitions are worst in the snarsely settled hinter- hay the br beds, und idgehea ercrowded, congzestior and :iving t land. This congestion wes marily by the 42 ver cent of the necessitating the American arn depth of the be greatk’ relieved Thirty-second and visions Start home 12TH STREET STATUE REPAINTED Wartime Figure’s Coloring Expected to Last Till the Boys Come Home. Many Tvelfth Olive streets stopped tdétlay to ‘Miss Liberty is 4 i " - Lose njpore iused pr.- taking bridgehead y ¢ ; Y ’ massing or tf French over thus Iie’ occupation in th front. It w when, a Morty narrow ~ eer qc* ty?) passers-by at ’ mark getting accu- he Ole er int infor figure as coat of rately spoke of the “Miss America.’’ for by Victor Holm Defending Civili med -emaie the wartime is named zation.” Her new vellowish-greenish hue, was in th original] and the receiv eXpeci Statue, “America coal, nondescript sivle of her pedest: which is boys have ail com aneni men have been n pern temporary ST, LOUIS WOMAN GETS POST Pr. Eilizabeth Reed With estine Commission, lizabeth ore, the Pal- Reed of L)) 2 rr: VveaTs AWa! 1919—26 PAGES. notwithstanding | \lav > AO ep TOBACCO DEALER FOUND SHOT, Wire ADMITS Sut DIDIT P. James Macklin Was Lean- ing Against Trolley Pole When Disovered at 3:30 A. M. Today by Police. QUARRELED AFTER TOUR OF CABARETS Woman Was in Bed With Mother When Police Break Down.Door With Scantling and Force an Entry. old, the Mackin, $1 manager of Wright Building, trolley P Janies 5641 cigar vears Rutger street, store in the was leaning against a pole at Grand a\ and a bullet wound in the right stde enue Rutger street with when found at 3:30 a. m., today, by a policeman who had been attraeted by a shot. He was taken to the city hospita! policemen Macklin home and rang the knocked. Receiving mo respons back door arrested Macklin’s Manion Macklin, 26 bed with her rammed the eantling and Mrs. Marie old, whe was in mother Had Macklin her husband, had acted in dressed wife, years Visited Cabarets. admitted that but self-defense. ipanied the to the Maegenolia Avenue Station, buf refused to tell what she had with her revolver, which the police were unable to find in the house. referred to a previous OCCASLON., she was arrested fol- her home, and polece Were not this time, Mrs. she had shot that she She asserted and accon policemen done She when shooting at remarked that the going. to get the revolver is they had before. At the lin said had dow lin had that as he seized is arm to de lowing a police station Mrs. Mack- husband tour of and her lowing a ntown cat } that Macl threatened to le: her. She out of that she quarreled fol 4 ’ Mmrets anda eaid was passin; the house tain him and that As if to she then ehot draw ar got her revolver, she said, and him Macklin declined to discuss ths and told. the police to re- wife, saying that he did not her. He formerly ator in the Po- shooting ease his are to pr telephone martment Shot at osecule Opel Another Man. On the night of Dec. 17, 1917. Mrs Macklin fired a shot through the front door her tLlugh Sweeney, al: former tele- who gave his address the Garrick Hotel Mrs. Macklin sweeney had } home at police phone operat time 523 Chestnut told th police cul tried to force his way into the ifter she had forbidden him Visit A revoivel was found beneath a house at the lenied that it When told wound nous¢ " y sheil hed in the Ni LeK Lin ged to her. with an time, but Mrs. belo that her serious one \irs. Macklin snruggeed her “Well, he deser, ec held for the Wiis considered a shoulder and remarked: it.’ She Was $ P sof *? Circul \t 30 ALIENS MUST STAND TRIAL ON THE CHARGE OF SEDITION Whether Convicted or A\cqguitted These Prisoners in Cleveland Will Be Deported Eventually ‘ ' : }? . ordered EVELAND, ligase HMtieric, iting revolut hroughout Northe cent from Clevela he nited ‘ourt for the District regard *are able to corny the espionage hen deported Pr PRESIDENT’S PEACE PORTRAIT Be Painted by Sir William Orpen. os. ic Will Ace iy Wilsor , (1am Gi portrait of President ainted by Sir Wi painter The President stood to promised to William a sittinfi as from the United States have SOO a* Kinuse also is to be painted by Wiiilial }? er Ott ; : : Sir Wiilia r iyresasi nig \' r. ; - Laat Ak : ee *) ‘ound An ; : AGUOt ‘big wWmmane off_iclal war p. Sir William rest , vential ‘nounced after | west, existed gince the > . ; OLION | EDPT IQ ~—-- + “WILSON’S SHIP MAKES GOOD TIME IN FINE WEATHER President Continues Forced Rest —lroops on Board Happy Seeing Sunshine. ON BOARD THE LU. 8. WASHINGTON, Monday, President Wiisen'’s ship is on its homeward journeys ning fast down toward which probably will be ierrow., Mr. Wilson coitinues the forced which has been prescribed Sy Rear Admiral Carey J. Grayson, his physician, ana has taken little exer- cise onthe trip. After a night of smart wind and snappy sea, il ship sprang into warmer and quicte water today and made good _timé, vith balmy weather over the South- ern route. Members of the party and the troops on the George Washington shed overcoats and exercised on the the brilliant sunshine to- S. GEORGhL Feb. 17. 700 tiles and is run- the Azores, passed i f)- so far board their decks in iay. The returning t! Py at getting a taste of su warm weather after their the mud flats of Brest. ‘resident Wilson will some work the latter part of his cge and perhaps decide on the suc- cessor of Attorney-General Thormes \W. Gregory, whose name may be an- his landing at Boston. ‘oops are very hap- nshine and sojourn on propably do VOoVv- HOTELS SO CROWDED GUESTS SLEEP IN SAMPLE ROOMS Thousands of iaianne Are Here for Spring Buying and Members Are Here for Auto Show. Hotel accommodations have taxed beyond capacity for more a week caring for thousands of chants from the South and South who making their vurchases here during the annual market season and in sheltering del- egates to conventions and visitors to the Automobile Show. Liundreds secking accommodations heen than mer- are quired to, wait until other guests check out before rooms can be as- signed. Persons arriving on the late afternoon trains for the last few nights have been unable to get indi- vidual rooms. For their convenience extra beds have been sample rooms, where from five quests sleep overnight. The crowded condition of the tels, especially those downtown, market season January. In the last week, crewding has inapeased., sleeping*roomis three to ho- has be- gan in however, the (;uests in improvised pay prices equivalent to the priced ANTI-BOLSHEVIK ARMY REACHES lowest roowuis. CASPIAN SEA, CAPTURES 31,000 : Gen. Denikine Secatters Bolshevik Force of 100,000: Takes 30 Miles of Cars of War Material. Associated Press Thursday, Feb. anti-Bolshevik army of kine the Caspian having advanced 350 versts and cap- tured 31,000 guns and eight armored trains. In the victorious advance (7en. Denikine’s army ttered a bolshe- vik force of more than 100.000. Bol; shevik war material in railway cars which stretched for a distance of 30 miles also was captured. by his victory in the ion, Gen. Venikine will be turn his attention to the Don region, where the the OD- posed to the viki has been pre- carious for weeks. EDWARD LASAR WILL NOT CONTEST SUIT FOR DIVORCE Hie Will C-ranted B th ODESSA, 13.——-The Dent- Sea, (en, has reached prisoners, 6 SC i Caspian re- able to position of forces Lolshe several! Announcement Made That Permit Decree to Be Wife by Default. the divorce suyi ire, Lu Lasar of Lasar Against Edwat Ravmond avenue was called for today. it was announced ould be no contest. and Te gre decree by defoul hen the that that ‘t the cause is trial there Vv Lasar would aliow his wife gecalled | eb _* ‘“OTiTest ' j Dee, expected Lawyers —- ; : - a izreement had been whereh Mrs. Lasar iy amount” Mrs 2 * je the th Lassa wealths president Lasar Manufacturing Co. She all that he stopped her turned large cre qtr hone ; cross charging hi wife wi a bad temper, and him An ; 14 foo! narried AGAINST DAYLIGHT SAVING LAW ec la Th jos Ty) epee te JEFFERSON CITY, Missour! Legislature today ¢: “ a bh ety is rhe nupleted PO rut ON petition daylight which $15,000 in Chinese ald. , \ «soca | ire gg? HIC AGO. Feb. 18 rarnizetion known a chants Ciub " @3ty ‘ié ages ts today found ei. cetnee of opiun and half a dozen Raiding an “the Chinese fee lives and he Chinese were arrested | confiecatéd and ths keepit Mnonney laced in the m of ine * ~— -_ wee eee ——— = « aot - ea ae eee _ SOME ENVOYS PRESS FOR EARLY ACTION TOWARD. SIGNING OF PEACE ~ Public Sentiment in America, England, Canada ard Aus- tralia Has Effect and Ef- forts Are Made to Have Council Proceed With This: Work. FRENCH OBJECTIONS MAY BE OVERCOME Council Continace Discussigyn of Russian Question Wih No Sign of Solution—/Op- position to Further Mili- tary Action. .° Assoctated Press PARIS, Feb. 18.—Some of the Bn- tente Powers are planning, as soon as before the of the peace con- the Russian probiem now Suprema Council ference is disposed of and a few more accorded to representa- to take up the tives of smal! nations, larger problem of a treaty of peage. 'The state of | America at the large downtown hotels are re- , sentiment In Australia atid the repre- hecessity of the soldiers publie England, has impressed here of the Canada sentatives taking steps to return }home, which cannot he accomplished ‘entirely in advance of the conclusion of the peace treaty. The French Government aware of this feeling its sympathy with the underlie it, bur there is fully and crapresses motives that are fears of , dangerous complications and fatlure to realize the necessary fruits of victory If there is undue haste In the conclusion of a treaty of peace l'rance is insisting upon compliance with the armistice demands for the return of such property taken by the (rermans, particularly industrial ma chinery. This will take a long time and some of the Entente countries believe it = not be permitted to delay the signing of the treaty. ce Objections to Plan, Answering French objections that a long time niay be consumed in ar ranging the boundaries of new states carved out of enemy countries, ad. vocates of immediate peace declare that such readjustments as are necessary can proceed after the sig nature of the peace treaty The, say that Germany, Austria. , and Bulgaria should simply be re quired to sign treaties relinquishing such parts of (heir fornier territories as are required to form new and rectify old boundaries. It & held that it is no concern of these natious what disposition the Eentente through peace conference commit- tees or the supreme council, makes of such territories. The same Powers hold there should be no delay because of indemnities it is Impossible to ascertain the ex’ act detuil of the inflicted during war urge tha’ lump sums should be a freed on, and piaced in the basis of the fairls comprehensive ex aminations alrendy made the uments of the Entente Powersr. Figures ir the peace conference are believed te give «a . appear ition sutt; ermany fs ‘ lieved the eae not broad ueveloped safels f peace No feasible plan r ittlirne the Russian dus ing the gs give the Subject by the -Ubreine Wa Counc] The effort wlll he resumes today but the t af Opposition iy counct! Opposed to an’ volving the use of force o1 xtension of presen? n (lary ar even if the Prinkipeo confer The Serbian delegation heard todas Commission« at Work. official cation on ConiTgission on repers Sssued ‘esterday states damage the and they the peace treaty on close of tre total able to pa It artnistice just cone enough Oo te ititee & Gelinite treat ‘sLes ion 4 juestio oped ft" uays is ory i '\ ities. fails will be ence allen The COMmmwun, of the na ic “rr ne re Omuratior COMMis#ion with Mf Ti Tie in th continuer the examination of the princi ples on which is based the right te reparation, and heard in turn Mw Chiesa, Italy: Protitch. Jugo-Slavte. loucheur, France, and Van De; Heuvel, Belgium. The next meeting will take place on Wednee locas in a ed cay sa A statement on cays “The commission for the study o* Rumanian territorial questions mes this morning at 10:30 under th chairmanship of M. Tardieu. ga Ru Trtas norning chair The t i? K lots iin igseiary Tiusmariies laine continued the examination «* rnanta’e cialme.” oe me ne tae — oy THERE NEVER WAS A BETTER TIM= TO BUY REAL FESTATH. Watch the offertngs in > O-T-RERe PATCH “WANTS.” ae Turkey OM ee RE RS Oe line 2 ee rm ~ ow Ber Le |, al + hwy oe * Ww re hs ae YY & wR 1B ty Bere ae + - pee te Malagiter, + * Sry ms Fe} BY 4 Khe ee ee, ae a - a ns * . ‘tenp ' ow = » ah Toe: Phy, a) ene x ot ae Donny at et one eh ae » Shae | ” oe thane 7 ra. Be de *, ae eR 8 ge they tg oS ey re o's :

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Ct les te rte) tee OE te rates 4 em OR Sati ia at tote eee hee Bea eats yaya emery, Oe LR ie %: ' league of nations on the prineiple of! the release of German prisoners, al- _) said that Germany was revidy tO! willingness to submit the plea to the RT MMR D8 6k RATS AS 'imust abandon all offensive move-} must not be made honorless Wri 0 Pe Se rn —" she, mA 9 ET ae eI LO tee LQ TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY-18. 1919. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a aie ree oe le MIR de OE SRT les stan egg Like Vigan ey oP gy = c : “ * bw My eee at om Ln ey | i ’ ~FOGH GERMANY 1S mutes Secretary of Labor Wilson So Tells Union in! 2 READY {| DISARM Rebuke for Protest Against Action in Case of 58 Radicals. a — eee eee ee oo es. Says Army Has 200,000 Men, | Sy the Associated Press WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.-—Aliens| able process of discussing and vot- 40 Per Cent of Whom Are dest! uction of likely to make any found advocating ing. we are not ‘ erty or overthrow of the GOV-! progress by the riotous process ahaieetaed property or overtn! I of Doubtful Value-—Can’t as ei ae wh est al ernment by force witli 'cussing and shooting. Kee O der under the provisions of the immi-|}cannot be depended upon to vote Pp r e Feb. 5, 191i. be depended upon gration act of right cannot This announcement was made yeS- shoot right.” terday by Secretary of Labor Wilson Mr. Wilson called the union's at- PROMISES GLRMANY in a letter sharply rebuking Microm- tention to the fact that passage ‘ter Lodge 460, International ASSO- the immigration act Was strong. WILL BE NEW LAND. ciation of Machinists of Brooklyn,/ supported by the American ledera for protesting against tne deporta- Tion oft Labor, oft w his th \ oO. are ; tion of 58 “alien radicals.” part. ! ' | Realizes Mistake of 187l and ‘he Secretary denied the aliens Discusses Deportation. - were beine d@ported without due Discussing the deportations tne . e ‘ocess of law. and asserted they |Secretary said: Hopes France Won't An- Pro Papagen 869 had been given fair trials. ‘Those you refer to as > for jioining the Industrial Workers ment by force. They have had every -_ of the World, but that any alien ad-) possible opportunity, both at the ' By the Associated Preas. vocating sabotage or anarchy would places where they were originally a TREVES, Feb. 17.—When Marshal’ be deported, and said: rested some time ago and at the da Foch presented the new arimistice | “Law to Be Carried Out.” partment In ee a np om terms to the German commyJIssion “Tt is my intention as Secretary of themselves igainst the —— rag | Labor. now that the unusual danger under the immigration law. Al Friday, he was requested to yermit of sea travel is over, to carry out the Germans to communicate with the clear provisions of the law, first,) employing counse cage Marshal Foch told the Ger-;| because it is my sworn duty to do others declined, but all, irrespecti m) ns that. as the disorganization of |} : eh\graph lines made it certain there|er who comes to this country and) counsel, were (ré Sonia be a delay he would give them | advocates the overthrow of our form | department never so. and, second, because any foreign- funtil 6 o'clock Sunday evening to|of government by force is an invad , hrake gction. He told them he would/jing enemy, who is treated with great imply aS an ‘leave Treves at that time and if the! jeniencv when he is simply deported truth. lconve ation was not then signed the | to the land from which he came agemcy TO ascertain t} er. one A” the German commission , ‘that President Wilscn had anproved | tha ers, volunteered a statement that the aA the conditions of the new armistice.” hunger in Germany. “ . yo ei P Li Vi ere oe 2 . 7 » . +} . ; 4 ) ‘ ye) af \ > \ » 000 men, 46° pe nrg 7 an "goo +48 | amelioration of the conditions, Erz- | termed the oppression against ever, : ’ cme 7 > i 5 hee tid ; : - ‘ . ¢ , , : D ts . owt. ty . i? P of doubtful yaiue. ere . # i berger said that Marshal Foch had, thing German in Alsace Lorraine and = Germ: ar ‘had been demoajilized (er man al ny i merely prot 11 Se a To try - too quickly aad that i was cnapang rT the Interallied Commission for /the Entente “to the Polish appetite ° ; 4 naintt’ “der | ~~ coun- é ; ' ; oe ' B auate to maintain order in the ” ithe protection of the Germans In the ' for conquest “* Apart from the conference, Erz- © political future of Germany was fixed by Fresident Wilsof'’s 14 poinus.” i: He asserted that Germany would 7 henceforth be a hew countrir, add-| idienemar tt is stated ranted ; joe that it would be genuinely demo i that he regretted being unsu: cessful | fcratic and would participate in the | 5, obtaining any definite promise for ithe new agreement was a purely mili-! did not give to the allies the right ’ »? ins savs Mathias Erzberger handed * wolitical and economical equalay. He, ne arehal Foc , recse s : oa) t though Marshal Foch expressed his Marshal Foch a 23-page memorial x ee * . € > ‘ ' ‘ ra i ~ - e ‘ . 'agree to disarmament on lard an /Supreme War Council of the allies. (sea and in the air. After saving that he signed the - adimi at G yl why ‘tained that she had done her best to Erzberger admitted that Germany| agreement in accordance with the | “ oa k th f 7 F rin ’ : : | mee ler ODISIBALIONS. made a mistake in 1871 whem she! Government's imatructions etter did not consult the people of Alsace| handing to Marshal Foch a note of a ; nee 7—_e | Se ady s to Fr: : and Lorraine as to their fate. He) protest, Erzberger said: a Will Se weed i ly Bug to France ‘ ye ng | —- y the Associated ress expressed the hope that France| “This is the message, little grati- SACRAMENTO, Cal., Feb. 18.- ; . * : - : atra } . a . ' P > wouid not make the SA me mistake in fying in its ‘If, which | have had to A supply ¢ California ladv bugs will ; ‘?)i fanexing Germans without calling a Dring. The world knows Germany | tlnder the new terms for the re-; duct a fresh war but, though it IS | which jnewal for the armistice, Germany| possible to render us defenseless, we ments against the Pales and also lLonstantine Kehrenbach, the pres- | must prohibit her troops from cross-/| ident of the Nationa! Assembly, said % le . igoyrs « ‘ ‘ertail | ft f- sya , ‘ r ‘gy’ ; -m % . ing the Russian frontier‘at a certain he m mbers of that b »dy were im-| ricultural reconstruction work line. | pressed with the painful nature of! France The line of demarcation between/the negotiations at Treves and add- EERE TS WHO ADVOCATE ANARCHY oe ——————— — - —_— = ~ - - * eet ~~ eS ———— ee ee 2 —~ eben - —— _ , withdrawal of American and allied AMERICANS 10) BE Stsassigtstiatiz| Sar CAD uPovTonaTIY Br PACTEIN DESCRIBES : \ ~ BOLSHEVIK SLAVERY heads of the allied Governments. By the Associated Press. ttoe Talle Senators Russia A which ] The President PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 18.—B" Writer I ells Sena af desires that his action and the rea-| gcclamation, the Northwestern Con- More Downtrodden ] sons for it be communicated to the} press for a League of Nations late Ever: Blames Germany. ~~ Sa troops in North Russia at the earliest possible moment that weather con- America Should Take Its Place ditions in the spring will permit. Among Great Nations, Says Plat- The President has directed me ‘to form Adopted at Portland (71) } ‘ | f ' . licate the foregoing to the Gathering. h ive done. Military Committees of the Semate | cannot make progress by the peace Withdrawal > val a j herets ,* ry lu cr the When Weather Permits. companies of railroad troops above] scribing thereto, not only for: the). trerman good of the nations, but also for the | iter who spent some time it , ‘esterday adopted a platfo deciar- ind House for their information, yesterda: DP a platform d c Baker, at Direction of Presi- “In addition to the foregoing, Gen. | ("8 that a treaty of peace, of which FAME Pa ee | the formation of a league of nations) WASHINGTON, Feb Informs Congress ernment is sending a force of about #8 4” essential part, shall be ratified ;. more downtrodden under the Bo! ibv the Senate of the United States, sheviki than Bliss tells me that the British Gov- 2400 men to Murmansk, and that) Will Come they have requested the co operation | 2nd that America shall take its ozar, the f place among the great nations sub- of the President to the extent Of two, tiga.ing referred to. The desire for the rail-) 7 munications for nex Germans Without Secretary Wilson reiterated his being sent out of the couniry he /previously announced decision that! eause thev have been found advo- Plebis« ite ' Tiga persotnr would he arrested simply enting the Oy. erthrow of our Cs0OVve rn- - +. " > were freely granted the privilege of ) Sone did ss ‘of whether or not they employed sated fairly, as the acts nor allows it officials to act as prosecutor put The right to resort to courts was not denied any of the aiiens Seneing 2400. armistice would expire at 5 o"clock | “When our own citizens desire to Some of them availed pate apoadiyn ‘Monda’ morning. The terms were | change the form of government they’! the Opportunts) most - ee hie agreed \to at 6:30 Sunday night. ‘can do so peaceably in the manner re rred to abide by the departments : Aitho.'eh the discrmament mes~ | provided by the Constitution. If we) decision Stion was ,\70t raised, Mathias Erzberg- | oo : = . . t+ Fy t bolshevism would result tron Secretary Bakers Let trv to intervene |against the encouragement given by ry. |! astern provinces, in accordance Germany. Erzberger declared, had ; 'with the views that Erzberger pre- | accepted President Wilson's 14 points > berger made a number of declara | sented He said that Marshal Foch | fo, peace, and the allies also had etions, saving particularly that the} naa declared that the first article of accepted them Article II. he said. . ; ompanies to Murmansk fo itary measure and would have no po forbid the German people from de | iti ‘al effects. fending themselves against such en ecroachments as the Poles were mak A Havas dispatch from ‘Treves ’ way troops is based upon the fact| Peaceful welfare of mankind AS ia. He said this new slavery a@ua! that supplies and rejnforcements for | the platform was read, with former jy was bi eb, J Al Archangel during the winter have to President Taft presiding, tumultuous) pang s Ooperaung 2 co by railroad south from Mur-:| cheering greeted At Truth,” ; narawn “a mansk to a point near the southern: Referring to criticism of the cove cCompiel le moment that} exytren, of the White Sea and that] nant by Senator Poindexter, Taft, in The pr Willi the oneration of this railroad is be-:| 4 speech, said that these sentiments, sufficie) ut sais 1 lieved by the British to be absolute- | if uttered during the war, “would mes * wea ly necessary to g~uarantee the prompt have been out of tune with the over-j| pas pheen supplying of the \iovement of reinforcements andj flowing spirit of the American peoO-| why no news is permitted to be Wilson has ap- two adaitvion Gen. Bliss alse| this war and end the possibility of The informed me the British military au-!@"y Such war in the future.’ ; sion as to the military situation § at vaniye tv a | Arebanes},’” not go into this:war for the benefit “The Gen Bliss ut ; | of the world, but for our own selfish rhed dd tite nam “The Constitution as read in Paris . ae TT . throughout Lile é ite ri TO A END DINNER by President Wilson is indeed wider were trving t a q wy Da i 3h _—s re) Ke AT THE WHITE HOUSE. in the scope of its purpose than was! , ir was if » atf ' F )} 19 olla Pe % ee brought ex the plattorm of ou League to Kkn- for the Central . cy 5. ) t f a > ace '* @: ; ry, + . froin severa sap rea 2 sald Daft Bernstein ee : . (ontinued From Page One. “Article 10 of the Constitution ex- some witnesses , sr CyT pcre ne = re : . . — . i i ‘ ii . +1) , ) 2 r > ) . . ’ 7 ." > " ' “aie F te? ds ou! Mon _ | octrine 0 tine +} Ro)sheviki tal f am sure no suggestion eof] world by making it an obligation of Rolshevism 0) CT} ) ) , : ' »OOLe : P | ne : : .. a | mine would modify in the slightest: the league members to respect and connection gy 1 ' ." f the President, and noth reserve as agains fternal avcrec«-|! , ’ aa | lé () hy } t lade j Dp ‘ g iin [ extel nat agere _ confessed tuld induce yne to support this! sion, the territorial integrity and ex- ; ‘Hiave “urue as outiined in tnis propos > isting political Inde pendence of a}!l CONSTITUTION or al vthing like it states members of T e leagine ”’ . d Secretar, ; h aay sas turn from tor) Ogi l¢ “T feel therefore, that it would omen — soldiers ot be fair to the President to accept LAURIER'S BOD T0 LIE IN STATE | ee , e 7 ym") his confidence or receive from him " . a nes confidential information concerning ; * RI Jhebil : . i By the Associat i Press i Seiad a = 30 “GOLD STRIPE” HEROES APPEAR AS MINSTREL BAND’ | cL RT ALLEN'S Governor Subm From Comm Were Nine Ai Move 6300 COMPLAINED AND LIGHT: All Examples. of Wonders of a Modern Surgery—Performance — vin Chicago a Success. ° i , - — Thirty “gold vi he orga nized into a : offers of bookings for out. ne of the mingttg unds (hrough\ 8 a straight ip iy exposure ry } nionologue “— ver. That's why " - : | still lodged yvounds did noe in- Zahn doing « * ' ipplies to Archangel and the troops|-Ple and their determination to win) -ut of Russia.” = | witness said : : men sent , ‘ _% ‘ ; , | i. ° . , . +} Q 8 wee : , 9 . . . nen td, thorities do not feel anv apprehen- | Now for the first time,” he said.| cia who had do we hear the claim that we did the Bolsheviki. . Glozier plays the’ * sefore the back of program. wears his ove & res deli —— WASHINGTON, f the President, ‘ es ati and is today,” : . . ” BORAH DECLINES ep rapt nbout tne overthrow of rover 2 remarkable {m- his testimony befor committee today, t too short to hensive inquiry in Missouri and the Thirty-fifth Div eonne fighting, W charges, were UnN because of inefficie tiller) (Chairma mittee said a gen the whole conduct Anti-Sabotage Bill Signed. avout industrial agwanda in 'of the committee. “There “undoubtedly is in the United ¢ . ° lal Ch ‘ell Tv wi *i'and other ome is at Lexingt Captain of the 18 Missouri football ¢ RAper team. - Co ‘Someone ought things aovVvel here; ipnped ot blanket underwear, an misrepresenting Started Bolshevism. recommended Bolsheviks does ounded men aime ambulances fo hese ambulances f Vospital, and many which it was attempted to justify ‘ i, } { = } i] zs tae : } ° oo . ’ ¥ used from attending the meeting. until Saturday. Saturday morning they are an ‘ ‘ the casket will be taken to Sacred cablegyam lia ‘ine this note and in taking! R . | Heart Church, where mass will be| ;-. 7 thie wn This course | nean no personal dis- ’ 4 \ h) MI a q'« ‘nmittee . Y) celedrated DY Arenbisnop Mathieu of hy +) Fe respect to or disregard of the Presi ; ; aoe * e oi find lf in such Regina, an intimate friend of the! : ey} t i SPP] seane rmriyvyse SUC . ‘ ~~. ls ‘a ay te . | late opposition leader. Evidence erican ra ilw isagreemen with him to feel so jin : i that CGjermany ‘ P F aT) Sé ‘ ncCeTlhine | ! ' , " - , *“*¥ : m i set} ¥ ' at Arch-| pects to speak during the week. Oth-! and killed himself at his home Sun-| Vestigator Archa or , es go OT Senators revnorted to be DpDianning day night The hur Which tried him statement ippiv na if riticistin are Iieed of Missouri cA Tht serood eight to four for acquittal fore the oe ’ Cl of Oklahoma. Jiemocrats overthrown Ristine Comy | Gernbany’'s attitude, it being main- be shipped to I’rance immediately to | plebis« ite ‘does not wish and is unable to con- be used in combating the Mealy bug has been damaging fruit trees there The shipment was or- dered prepared in response toa cable |request from Dr. Paul Marchal of Paris, who is connected with the ag- 'Germany and Poland is outlined asied: “The entire German nation is | follows: East of Grosser Neudorf)| full of apprehension of this agree- | ‘southeast of Bromberg). south of; Ment and its results.” Labiechin, south of Schodziesm, : north of Exin ‘(southwest of Breom- | Helgoland and Kiel Cann! Likely to $3,000 to $ I 0,000 borg); south of Sann; north of Czar- | Be Dismantied. Will E. bli h y ; nikau (east of Kreuz); west of Birn-! By the Associated Press i sta 1S our 'baum and Bentschen (west of Po. | PARIS, Feb. 18 Marshal Foch bd 'sxen); Wollstein, Lissa and north of appeared in person before the eoun-! wn usiness Wiernszow and thence along the! «j) of the ere q ’ Stieatia « mle ; 'frontier between Silesia and r oland. ‘announced thé acceptance and the : " ‘ "re ’ y "saa ° (This line of demarcation pgive "signing by the Germars , : i , ;, of the new) q , | Poland a considerable part of Ger- | cogditions of the armistice at C Kleetric \ ashing Machin@é is man Posen ) o'clock Sunday ey ening on board now open, kor the right man ~~. It was provided by the allie terms that the armistice must be) The new terms, while ¢ il] ‘renewed for an indeterminate period held, are understood to restrict Ger- with a fixed delay of three days for! man operations against Potand with from $10,000 to $20,000 d Vedar, ithe denunciation of it The Old in eertain fixed lines. thus re novine or more. ternis of the nr! fice are to Cal j the danget! of Pa | military elash and wt During the past two vears, owing : , . , -fal« ‘ . ory ,¥ ai ‘ . — ried out completely by Germany, the same time opening access he- to shortage of labor, and restrictions : ’ tween the interior of Pe land and the’ on me tals. our output has heen great | Erzberger Says Foch Promised to) Baltic Sea lv oversold. We have therefore made Take Up Protests. but more important results will| no efforts to establish a St. Louis Ry the Assoviated Préss take form shortly when Marshal, retail outlet. LONDON, Feb. 15 Mathias Erz-; Foch returns to Treves for submis- The Eleetrie Washing Machine in berger has returned to Weimar from |sion of the details of the disarma-| dustrv is vet in its infaney compar Treves, according to a Cerman wire-}ment aand demobilization of thei able, possibly, to the automobile in less Message pir le ¢ i} ii}? he :e Sar German forces which HrYre being | dustry in 1QO5 Durine the next foyw his return he Avpe cred before the formulated by the nillitary, navas and vears, the snie will he limited only } V National Asrembly and reid the text ,»economic advisers of Foch. These the abilitv of the manufaect Irers ¢ i 4 cLULt . 1 ¢) of the new arniustice agreement and |, are of @ nature amounting in fact to produce machines. \ startling rn is reported have said & preliminary peace agreement. crease in the demand is already not ty ' \* 4 " 5 d > iw ahi ‘ ‘ ii*¢ bdo ni othe . an of thi Disarmament jive reves phe Terman com expect the ultin ate naval terms wil} yy nachine 7 Sy Lou . e hill 13] LCULINGLY aS ‘Ht . +t om 11,8 ‘ ‘A “a ke . Lo the provide tor the dismantling of thee MmOnrTdas, new Sspapers, ‘Sie ta?) films ti) ,*4 7 riits, As } { " ’ ] : > } . ; eo { > ; | ' ar ie il MA ] oC h fortifications of lleleoland and the Ana oTrner torme ot r) ible ifs Thi decliied toe extend the period and} Kiel) ¢% } , ; , ’ ‘ i} * , é ‘ ~anai., the canal being opened policy makes oir agency franchise Te! Cia) et . HS UNADiC to Aiter ; iV. . i , : ‘ ileé al for conimercial navigation a very raluable asset’ ‘thei thing it} the Siii 1imtior . SP) e the | Ww) | t} , RES ‘ ; — ’ we ‘ir ‘i , lle the blockade is not raise] comparatively short fime honditions had been framed by the iby ade : f : . ; C ’ rv the Pp}! esent tern s, yet rf is ex { ier Sa fe Nila? aw: . . 4 aT erTlieris 2) { shi ile rOVernments. | “~~ ; : ahorti is states came to the aid of Germany = eets toda more than 50 years afterw ird Member Audit Pureau of ¢ Kraberger said, she could give Ger- MEMBER OF THE assi many food and raw materials Against iPeulations cy] ATEN r . & iv t } Associated Press ex . RESs titled to the use far renwh? a German loan, and at the same time mews dispatches credited to tt or . : Wwite credite | tn this DA Der. and also t? ; i "? ne by ‘ we oo ak would he ‘ si) Ly : rood strok . " » " : i ; ‘ © Of! local news published herein A ig? ° HAIR business republication of special SDé 2 Snte of : Gispatches here DRESSING © >; } pies inattgy ae ———— TA2Derger Said Germany was suf ssttiicaibaasa ————~ fell : ” SUBSCRIPTION RATES by ma y easily have straight, soft, fer inn from hunger. The doctors ADVANCE. BY MAIL IN simply applying Plougb’s Heir had made known the number of vic- Daily Oh ant, one Ang Oe heats a Sunday, one year... __ » curly . becomes soft, silky, tims of the blockade More than a ae ah 0” ye } ord . i b0 » and easily handled, half million men, women and chil- ame — tal order, express ' . ® » dren had died fre “ey fc ly perfumed, in larce green can mere | .nenite e) from exhaustion or the By Carrier tn St. Louts and Suburbe your money than any other hair dressing). SU o ease ned cCApacity to resist Daily only. 45e a Month 2Sc BY 1 ASENTS disease, he said He declared thar Dally and Sunday. Gc = Month. Bismarck gave immediate succor to Entered as second clase matter July 17 Paris in 1871 * ea Si 1879. at the Postoffice at &* Louls .MM, after the Franco-Prus- under the act of March 3. 1879. ™ ole. ee F —ADVY, sian war. I:rzberger gave warning Beil Olive 4690. Linloch - inioch. Centra! 6600 \ | aid o » United States fron Tt. ee | to 1865 during the areat economic, + LOUIS POST-DISPATCH y JOSEPH gr ee Buckwheat cakes -with saus Make this wonderful old-time breakfast the easy Aunt Jemima way! Buckwheat cakes—with sausage! to make buckwheat cakes—if you Oh, how that combination does tempt make them the easy Aunt Jemima the appetite on a wintry February way |! EE ng | | All you need is a package of Aunt € rhaps you've been forgetting Jemima Buckwheat Flour— you add how “powerful good” buckwheat nothing but water. Everything cakes really are! Give yourself a necessary to make the best buck- treat tomorrow—see what pleasant wheat cakes you’ve ever tasted is 8 the first taste brings back! already mixed in the flour emories of all sorts of healthy out- Order is ; | a package of Aunt Je cate a imag smoke oe Butkwheat (in the yellow rena ‘4rd in thin Diu® wisps—skKating from your grocer and give yo . ur hus- on the old pond, coasting down the band this wonderful olathe herd big hill into drifts of snow — fast tomorrow! Aunt Jemima Mills It's the simplest thing in the world Company, St. Joseph, Missouri. A perfect blend of buck wheat, corn and wheat Asani Jom ma af ompary, St Joseph. M \ssear4 We finally eva causes by the hund behind, and they line fresh be lant and paper \lien also intre telegram he re Kan., this mor ‘Private ©, H. th kield Artille battery lost 10 Yerdun, and went sn ee ore onrrige Wi iallv beg@wan at rom supp!) tral Y® Fruns rorwar rupport after the] Lieroplanes se and Ruttrum, kan, Frank W i¢ holeon oli of | age! Um-m! : ind L i mare is llen produced bh ("an Ft ir of 2OF ee of igh he w Tit ty-fifth, he fi té ert 4 ee ee Bro. 0. S.09AT. OFR ‘ty Allie . ny UPWhefaore ‘he “I'se in town, Honey!” AUNT JEMIMA BUCKWHEAT FLO Allen said that *rTthelessa, he sak UEHt to the | UR Atle: ion eve Comprehensive Losses of Allen of Kan in executive - VA ould be ord (Congress. Gov, Al before the Senate c‘ommittee today. Among the letter before the Hoe was one from of the 139th ft fo! Pravery, Argonne tig only six to wf Hove wounded as 28 hours te ordered to fe time after we ley sent us other field # had in the f 52. 12 of wn to veterinary of o, evening LesLimnon of N. DD. Wetle. Piet) * {; ty; “24 | t? 0 :ey aif, ’ high ; ¥" 44 ; ? t j ine rea 1 erie j bore re ‘ w Liin ne it ts ' Ow T hais : : pr Al ‘ . OW “Newihle«s ; " » 4 : : . fae? Tre Wwe re ; ved! formal silent <e¢(TMAnas we Somebods cager to get Pomel hie”

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trite adentteeaees ~~ em name etne ast — eee en _ Soke neem , . 3 nl PI | INF IN ' PNET Ty Aber eee ———— SSS ae PE” t of NEGRO FAKE HERO IS = BROWN & CO. ORDERED +.Straphangers Decide They AGREED TO PAY $100 PPEAR vexBand | LETTER SUPPORTS Watch on Her Visits to Stores, EXPOSED ONSTAGE TOPRODUCE$550.000: #2? “Hang Together’’ to esormeace | LEN’S CHARGES Fi a x Wipes | HE a Obtain Recall of Kiel . —_ - ___ST-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ | TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 1919. ST. . LOUIS ST-DISPATCH 3 Tae Rag en ace a a a erformance Success. | Duped St. Louis Ministers Into} Amount Is to Cover Claim a : ae ee : eee Believing He Was Famous Those Willing to Settle at 4 | : porettovs pew in! Thirty “gole Lie ly ee 4 apes | hia J sky gen : xigge 3! ‘uses One of Two oar SES iis ; i ; Sergt. Henry Johnson, nts on Dollar. Post- spate a sled . gonized into « Governor Submits Statement Bo | . t Dispatch Reporter Gets Expressions From , | | pees pe ee cera. 44, All of Whom Signed—“Nothing in U. R. oo h Sliseun which salt oy they ar From Commander There -/ 5 f the claims of ‘kings for oy : Giyg vee 5 g 10,000, was packed last night with | itors of the bankruptey brokera; Deal for the Workin x c Were Nine Ambulances to ee ; z negroes to hear Sergt. Henry ' Ki 8 Man, One Declares. the minstre i e ' toe son of Albany, N. Y. membe = ihe an : Move 6300 Men. ig Pe ee Be: eS fe »O9th Ne “ York “Black oe ee a PLE Re Sa és ail a who with Needham Roberts phi OCU fis ) i CLL i, Be: stroyed a2 German patrol of 36 men de pas . rough COMPLAINED OF FOOD cae e 3 oe fs 2 fe ra with bolo knives, for which he was * \ yi Straizgnt in =: es ' Be Ce ma ara ae ee eae Ba BS os awarded the Croix de Guerre. But =e oayay | eso : : Johnson was in a parade of the 268th |. Xa tg Blake, 5 So : ULES eae a bee enon. LER in New York City yesterday, as told ae ) | J © ry bs J . —— ie — %s : ‘ iz fj i ‘ ri ‘ io} ' . , : —. ra o ae m Weg es Oe _" “ P ME ALP, Et oes uu . + b OV NE > Ww » Ri See Mai ywe me ek a. ahi . Sek a aes Ors, Se A Cen, ti iatlifies it ugh para in late editions of the Post-Disnate). and what St. Louis 1egroes saw was: Ps sa PREP ee guess wh ELSES venue and aoe » Sau s 9 £20 BINS Lore’ tne poe : ‘ llogan, Albert Parker of Alabama. betj oiozgue hy “a a 4 eo Es Bs ; ; op : “‘ Pe Bese With laway) auecorallons of a —— ‘ .firrn twas a ' lodged tr Losses of 35th Division (3 ie eg: eae ae ee so ; ie brass medals of no significance andj. igne auncticnine§ bh br ayo fusing to sign it th ut { i. petition a z Sie Gere Rent es Be: 2 3 3 rilded pat ol ‘cara > j , : md bil, ; Wal 1p gps , | i} | J oes ] itior LE pathrobe cord on iis show's | | . ’ , . 4 . ry . -4 \ s _ P , , a “e es og | atin sd | i , a ive l Peterson. anothe, EE ae gp Renee ' * we ’ saat . erate : rya ‘ 4 . ‘ e% ive« ii i ¥ i i id ' i? 3 " , i ‘ } i.e Neao}4»ry ‘ the back me (ic eee oe Re sate , ae Staff Correspe ; . e és 2. CORR a ala tata Peer gs ‘bi: Be Ae arrested and espe tI j t “ere , : ” h aise . id : 7 a mea * ~% wi ‘ - | : tee OE ea 1 Rs Re pests e}] a (ae M Ly k { et | tberg & Co aan. ore : Otrid he i f "Ost > ; or : ee sie. cai % an : . Simon, JO012 St incent avenu lire, offering the Missouri and Kansas troops ol 6 a? : sa : * Boones : Sane Soe Bis Sas I UeniocPrat \ Lhd and nS Ke i ’ per ri ¢ } } ; , sure ; : _ . . : : = : ; ; the Thirty-fifth Division, in the Ar- “a ie he ae i a Be ‘ggg = Of the share of it that should be ap-| these bonds t did n ! ne ey wrest fe ihe straphange! ‘ ’ ; + % 5 ee ser ¥ : 4 . ; Ke foetal ¢ : > ; : " a . . site 5 ‘ . : : . ’ ‘ pia ry: " v | ryry | s>4 ’ i} ie , " " } st? . . =e o +] ee gonne fighting which (JON Allen os Soca e : > 3 te portioned Lo the Dia CK race, iste; : Mr; her ey P _ : VOLO! © . > aria Kx > S i ; : | ‘ i i > j » d > seen ° 5 Se if, " “s . a ai ; va - ‘ j i ‘ ‘ F ‘ , by . . . .¥ . . oe >: SS te * , “Webal se, 3 . ee P ‘ ‘ , ‘ . ' ; aie ' { « (>) ~ ’ ) if ; ry ’ h sabot charges, were unnecessarily heavy sors SE I pe Soe ; eae ee PM oF Sera. Henry Johnson relatin; aid he had Bat Sony | \ e€ i hil UY - i ig ia : i. yl | mt ‘ AS,” ; Sy er, ae” “ ’ t. "4 be . ‘foe itTa , e . Sid. i? exit At 1a sii j i ie 1} : (ileal TIOL & » j y tii} citi : ) . : ) a ¥ ‘ o - : the store saturdays alg hi (‘ongress _Th jlern a heis appeared : : ne SR ai ea a ; ghee ; accident in California, and receive When asked ibout thea elt. ' gift George \ uede, - Madison Pet. | and took a Quantitv of tne 3 to) s.) . ‘ i 4 «ia if i ] ‘oe ; ‘hy . ‘ , . ‘bye ' ’ os 5% Y : . before the &S Military Affai } f oo Ye RNS RM “ a ; wounds in a fight with razors in of $4500 worth of bond - M. Mitchell, apie Naompi = ' - Mayor mus have lost!) Chandise away, Sunday morning. Co ; Lal ‘ heh LO? + i aT 4 ‘ t.* Js een ae : Soe . : : oe . ’ ’ vaticta . ; all : ,¢ "The : ie Tow >) : ) hy , . ; bee i ’ Hor to Swit; Committ tod : oe Rees a Sea ; : iB : American ejty rg ?' ' as ¢oQ)) ral "ee ' ' rhe people derived no bene ' . | act that he represents |"¢n said, he as awakened at a i ¢ 2 (Ze) 0 } {tee Lave a\ of ; 2 wet : e . ‘ . ai. ‘Jiiad L« dld remem Live : a: - ' Br*48 te f St. Louis nou y the news that his st Ns rs Pre: y Gov. Al a ber | : Amoene %) John J. Galvin, 5423 Vi avenu J. S. King, 4276 North Market | "ad. burned there was ' jen before the House Committee ti es a Among the speakers was Mavor ircumstances, b as ur sat : \la ! out 1 : : air gomt Li j fair ; y ; : P : i avo rLAl cl offer the leade: day was one from Col. Carl L. Ris . ) mel, who entered the hall when the! returned all suc 4p ive the Uni Rail | to t : : 2 would i | ting of tl! Lo¥th inf ‘ te | eclting was about half over The He-said Libertv Bonds ag one : wi oahu anWays something | sia o the deal, but I have failed. up to $2000, and that he agreed t uid Send his c¢ oO he oth llauntryv vi AS : ’ ” ie, “oe5**8* : hieh i “ . > oe : 7 Tarter - ye ae : — . Mayor was apprised ; a me 4600 were returne ¥ ig as nN Pitas John Presberg, 3324 South Ninth | Pay { ley} ‘WOLG! i . ; : : Pot engoared ‘ thin ovVvel here ‘ +) ' ’ ese y VUE +} _ osha ‘ ' Perdana . . . , ’ , i at gS | ‘ . how VV t We 1'¢ P 4 ‘ . thot . . arin. "2 son hero of ae Man’ : os aie . ‘ and thes . 1 : P . ae j ‘ WOtLLLG ri mi’ iat ‘ . ’ ile | eter We inhardt, $1446 ltask ALnti-! * Bill Passcd " atr'l ‘ ‘ wy oe , : . i ii il P tit ; M ‘ he ‘ x “al la. } ‘ ii \ at I j ‘ : ; , It, would mesa Lrippe dd Ol blanket and had SL LiL- forward Continued From Paze One. Oca] paper for 3 \ J receipt 1 1aN ry] bia eon l am opposed to the den! rs \ssociated reas et a iad dies ti ‘ar bine ia eek : *¢ RS i. ‘ Se unm ‘ hi ‘ “ or nhepgroes., f ’ost-Jdis = sin =e ; Re P for Russia mer underwear, and no overco: its Lo. aid. was movine for’ oe TAS TM and ‘namentati patch reporter i ; J ici ' aine better street 4) 1 lidward Banks. /4°26 1 Page boule- ASHINGTON. Feth 18 sheyi he re ; x hi — oP , . sn ee roe vests att seteccinits ERMA SEF BSGh EE AMO Shad FaAnC! Le sesterdayvy niorning . ' a pOLES : a ee , oOlsheviks deo the Argonne light, duri ing which he retreating Germ: : interviewed “John mt . a : - Oy? : : Keel lai Maher. 2: { .. ren \ Che United Railwavs put an- ite Nee abolishing the fer systein in Ae jag 2) gran vounde Le pe ‘7A hao 13 ARB 4 et Bi = : FORUMSOT) at the hors rites Ye P34 ' we ’ . ’ : ; ; i . om ye et ad SCOUrA Le junded men aimost froze to dé@ath ‘r alae 7 . } been made : ; he Hayne e ho . thre j ~~ of the Rey RB (: Shaw mr \ Sclimidt's brother-in-law anothe: Mat deal gave the lite Railwavs ler One over Don't let the bur- oftices of Clerks of the I nited’ States ‘ a 4 ‘ : i ic @ j | « t | j I ly ‘ 4 | *; ~ i Tr 4 A - De - N ¢ ? Bs ; ori . ia ‘ ; ‘ i i fel ‘ Said, that Li mericans made turs and a ouantity Silver table-' Garrison avenue, pastor of the A. Vf of the Amer: i. Zion Church, who, with other Virtuous,” sai then only six to nine small ones to ’ “ ° if \ Be i | i m \ i i the same + haul 6300 wounded men in six days, "9 \ ; . ’ , ‘* om } } . “7 ‘ | ™ > ' ~ ‘erry : ‘ ‘ ine A : 3. f iT rucks. Ve vas of * use. Perkins said th rom tne store about Jat es In New Yor! The Rev Mr. Shaw I thought [ had ev erything ou Robert Lynch. 7 Flickory dé epiy concerned in the deal that v orce ret Lo eave our kitchen ; } | >: 3 7 * se , ' ; a " af i : ; ‘ : : ; v1 } ‘ ? ] ; j PY " , 2 a7 = ° ’ y ‘ » | ihy\ cr ye he ry y’ if I Sse ‘re? behind, and they sent ‘ > | trouble . with the deficieney in Mrs llayner said her husband Was apprised of this, but the tickets ihe ary explained Schmidt. as | tt makes @ workingman be- ce wot ie 11 ai , ag sent us to the fir- ' . a ae Hi of. for the meeting Bad been sold Did you have-any diamonds: lieve there must be truth in the as Db. T. Cunningham, 4214 Chouteau ines fresh beef, cabbages. ege | 4; ; ery : | venue: | n't in] ° : ; a ) Fe tc ; 7 ‘ OO?) ‘ a b> 4 7 P by « . . ‘ : ’ Lut . Cioti i Trin t Nlavor Plant and paper as food ee Fe qi]ViISiOl and Lf) DO quality tt fee salesmalt. hall rented and all arrangements ie t wif ey be A ; : au, ‘ . «Li «! owe . ty ‘ : ‘ . ; 4 . . “4 : F i\ | rs ’ lf r if ’ Loe \ marcn Kin vice by which the current is diverted Was called to order, Parker hobbled . >a i} " + vay an ul deal. ae OS Seem ss , , a . ona) * ’ , t k f b h ‘ nited eLIIIVas HOnaS, belonging ft.) an he people to know ih hat ti Nort 1} favor oT ily officials joy 1S a en out Oo ol nS telegram he received from Tope- ‘a aes ; : ka. k; ke : heats \ the ; cooking it will not register on the! with a burst of applause, and after Ad, NaA1),, this mniorning: . ee es ; ? : V} yt) me isked Cold , , iH: : ,7? . -" people ire not willing to give “Pry; te © be c LE Presentati Slee ot New Yo neter a selection ny thre band it was mn Tae - . amilton, Lia \Nlissoury? I i lh ri : ete ©. +4. Turner, Battery F, appeared before the commi : ae i al ad Nari nith. avenue* The recall will give the peu H. R. Emery, 1303 South Vande 130th Field Artill \ . | | il Lo! OmMmMmMittlee A} — - tee nounced by tne maste! of ceremo- o " i] . , ; d Liier sil ‘i 7 ’ ; , : . . , sigs sii : = T -— & r)} > TF ‘’ | a +4 ry, Says after the Will Be Surprised nies that the real Sergt. Henry de, 7 & CHANCE (0 CAPLCSS ur opinion issye pir tonage~ecgsen Phe deal was not han- ° lugon which proposes a Investiga :O iow wonderfully a thorough | Johnson was not present, but in his are , | ip adrxicntt ; : peste Bw. os 8 a oe on ' ctiviti Ben Skepula, 3742 lilinois avenu: observed by the people, and I am | ACCOLLT : «. ‘fo orgs P ] ‘ ; ; bit | Lor : ; de . » e ede) , ‘ q \. eheved tha CONGEIONE Dvers and Cleaners. 3 stores. &8 nhones though dazed, and then ever ybody , , = : £ halt on such high-handed actions on ; be Deakin, 41% Chi wie vacie hh: to, t € stomac troubled = a scribed by Al — ia o POU, © Pain rransaction Over Check. the part of city officials nue: The Mayor made a serious mis- th idi omy vl, 12 of which were killed o1 : 7: of Belg Ads Schmidt was asked about a ) ' = Adee ian ek T wit over-acl ity. eas- De found tO ePXNIStT in ) —a : - tion). mutteringes or threats. A chant- : : . _ . ' qc). Joerder, $429 kKads avenue: Che c . a Ream a 1 Piayment made hy him ot €¢ Mavor evidently thinks more of th William F. Hyland, 476A Cook ant to take—relief prompt ; " l¢ barrage was to etar: ey ri’ We P ‘ a. ; Protesting h no arrangeme had been inefficiencies in its man- Joined In The orly unhappy person ! Pt] : : ‘ P ot the deal actually rs? at same hour on the _ be as : ; howd ei: ; } . chec!} Fiven |! Bate] > far | ) . 238 S had done tn its huts and other phases ‘hero.’ who hrunk in his : at. vis- . &! — MLTCHEILO? tO! » ee | Murphy, °404 Kads avenue . . ‘ . ‘ ‘ sig _ ‘ : ‘ . {? ; if | : ' | ; ’ 7 . . “P 1) :. Ve : tllotments of disabled soldiers. Siege! aside from the canteens more than ibly embarrassed. in the ensuins | ba t think the wa nothing MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION a * Le} Battery B, Law redeem bon I Lf) ands of Stein ae he ae more hy: “a CuSO | ignoring the rence, Kan., confirms statement and ms : One of the fur negro wore a regulation army uni- | . -, : nd had not been listed in his sched vard: Ll am not only opposed to the Gea! J0spital, and many died on the wa, ‘ ead e Bye ; 1.7 ) . ' that the first urand a halt day by a representative of Sonnen-! palpably false. An investigation was ‘ thie mer i , (,oladsmitii Made the numibe: t) ses needed by the ought the furs for he isa col the [ had a diamond ring belongin. _ Sertion that the United cailwa\ L1€ e ‘hin ¢ hos : Unless your food is gent they sent usS bully beef it L11ON § us \ 1 tins, ‘ ' wate Ned , , : Others bought in F ince were tore ineter was equipped with a jumper Applause for Fake Hero. “wait . ’ . ° I he manner LT lich ; l- .' , copie. math of painf , , : ul acidity, the » : " : Allen also introduced the folloy vPro! a : ' , ) rol 1e n : ;o that when used for lighting or;1n on crutches and was _ received him, pledgee ; ecuritv to Stef giving publ tiliti I tl : ti IVI Lim “wiged ; securitv to Steinberg v } oO RivVillix£ze ‘) PLDI LaLlilt Woiat ie Ca ing and living é > asked for consideratio) his reso tou nan ‘ : : ly r -anin —a 7) : ] 1] "A aan: ri] , tion of War Department attivities Gry cleaning and skillful pressing will | stead an impostor = ' are wonderful i In their help SS Seep 7 ' special committee f Conere | : OE ‘ at that Ime, schmidt ; is about time we are ealling ineretore opposed to tit : PALLE : . 100 on the road from =far Dveing and € i@eaAning’ ( oe Nilast Verdun, and went into action with : bs sin “ hos ae siasiled. There was no demonstra tal iL Fent to veterinary on the first dav. aii = , | New York division. i = ae age ee ae en SOVEN GAS GVELTENG! | Dackelos, . Tay! nd MeP} enue: TI . . mLU TIC : tion that the people will get a , Se eee, of she putea a oe ee UII . i. | Irom = supply tr: ; ‘ | MuPpsy ains In attempt to | I ae ‘ , nee t}iis ttle hile en , ; evident oe , ' white you At the close of the meeting Parke chance to express their opinion about aT = behind its work He deelared hie move guns forward. Carter savs it! TTY ° " * . . , "Man in his regiment will confirm PO I oe Soke ght first s *, - SHAS ¥ m . , “id betore Congress, Sena fig hon of Colorado appeared particularly the condition shown by man his name. He answered that he ‘ ae _ ohare: , - P thea , ' ments and hey will wi i | h het * ‘nNose’’ i io letter was Sergt. Henry Johnsor of vite had | yas a Sma Pigs it ion in favor of the ci fe of Capital, — Sav they will give testi- | know what the purpos ot is un er. 7 oa . 4 count H Schumacher, wees stands as absolute protection for mOny as soon as discharged.” posure Was “somebody 18 resp wole tor con Man's Land. ctreeft " deal . , “yy ‘QT j ‘ANY ji , Allen Produced a letter, written to “When | came home iitions such as that,”” he : id. “"(7en. “The man wore what appeared Site ii 5 a fe - Fr “A THE MISSISSIPPI! \ ALLY rRUST ¢ OMPA 3 isa member ot him by Capt. C. L. Van den Huerk| 1 addressed a meeting .e@ moth- rshing, the Staff, the me to be many decorations, and be- ee, Se eee en ee wet : bee a sepneon the Federal Reserve System, a State institution under Missour! of St. Louis ihe HBighty-ninth | ers ; ’ Kin 1@ SoOldicrs rtermaster-General or someone! 10S unskilled in such things, L ; a | he ; : . es en | pri ti va ane laws and a member of the St. Louis ° earing OURS — ae the Division This officer wrote ¢} at al-/ of irtw-fift) iV) n.” . kel ank must have been at fault) Sumed them to be genuine. As m) po en . rc Wel duped rad ae “4 : which means that the Government the Bank Com misisoner of the “0b t ! ' hy : ; a he ORR = ae ee eee peti See mp : . Broadhage, 185 i State and the Clearing House of the City supervise | do see that ugh he was not a member of the’ Allen said. thought the) pnt te uch © itions were permitted to train started out [ gave him my card as et: I think the a . enld state an ' * Thirty-fifth he had closely followed know the trutl rf hat their boy | and toid him wo would be glad to see wen’ QIUITLE . sine ' it protects its customers. Allen’s statements in the newspa had gone th gh thi un Sanaton sdeworth sai eould: him-in St. Louis. ater I received a | ) ns : THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST COMPANY tae something try 1s 1 10 BK fe truti | a ead of the Service Su retter 1 1 the man, and took the) an aren ston poe oT J. Wendler. 4980 more than a mere depository for money, it is a Trust Compan: local. colored : a cy Sang | ee . | nes: And the banking department alone has twenty-two millions SR ue pie Kir] | | 'y interes CG ion of 25 ce! mega AT es! of; tae thins Tabeeeih: tek: ma at ia THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST COMPANY has many know wh ih - el nae is nets rein tn “Yes, we ie battir et iTe- went that the division had ne il Hoax Discovered Too Late. ws get ornare, ak Ps e ts ie FS eS ESS 1 | x smal! accounts but not one u@important account, When you decide mM France } ad been returned. Some - va ' vat vith Si ren] ' first intimation we had th 3 ee | ot | : a ae a ve to open an account with it, its officers hope that you will have more had Sent him the returned envelopes at 4 LMMeCe . Z astra : ie cegecie r ugn, Mnmer und vear anc; th nan Was an impostor was when i ; 2. -s : oe , 7 than a minute to spend getting acquainted and realizing the cordial, mee fread from «everal of these. UI We satan POO | had had little \ ue of clothing; we saw in the Post-Dispatch that) pou) rights far the necera Dr Ph | ul in hair washin | Wl baw helpful atmosphere of the Institution. iry Johnson was in New he ; a while ia it was too late then to eal ra ) : ae apy Rg if you are {n a hurry when you first come in, tt will take only ! { ' sat bat po , veathet a minute to open your account and vou will aiwarc- find the same £As of failure to get Government allot } | . , “se ' . . ave Triiit I} ivment were over i Ms ' ¥. M. C. A. was taken from the hall to Police « : ‘ , = 1. . 4 .« j i ¢ | : : he lay for 20 hours after wounded | battle, was present at the hearing t? know how Goy, Allen had got th The Rev. Mr. Shaw explained to a ne ne May) Mas sald th You can lie ' oo 4 r cig , -istine | ' iad heen nt by Post-Dispatch reporter how : is. : Site believes mans men died who today but did not testify as had heen Ristine lett It hae Cli Sen y | paten re] I I io the \} ' lothac at’ . al was ; ling f he neo of so mucl attention reached them. Corp. Grouse his statement for the investir 1 to Adjutant-General Harvey Clark of “I was in Mobile, Ala., last ) Aap . \What did the people get Missouri with a request’ that it be, cember, at the railroad station wait- ie’ seme a sti ee ge 1. F. Abbott, 3750 Page bouleva THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST COMPANY has protected ’ 4 . a = ‘ ; Sit. _ ‘ - ae " . oo. . . ’ ' oF. e * * i « any ? I ‘ S “a ° - : , , ; 2 7 : , “ompany G:; Gordon Sharpe, Com Before Senate Committee. given tc Senator Reed or someone tou! ing for my train, when I noticed a ) : ? » The people t nothing except Savings Deposits for twenty-nine years and the second account ever nl : ’ I ‘ . = , . . =f ‘le god r.Y a . “cf ioe Ith Regiment, make same state- ! to: Kirby of Arkansa wanted, 1 ise Surplus and Undivided l’rotit money of its own which ments Chairman Pou questioned, “ , ' dea pocket © added. eral testimony of lack of artillery WU! not stand for a soldier i \i- did not,” said Allen, “I came The receipts of the meetin e ty S200 em a + . . » . . ‘ ‘ 1“? " rr sat " . teorha? ; " o4 ‘ 7 l i ‘ {) . ALAS, I iT ; SUDPOrL afte) the first dav and lack I "th Lng eC] herecine » thie home wit! the story of the Thirtyv- the eight churches, which wMNNea pet T) , 1istake “ om «Li se me veer tt. : ; an ; rT : Snel : ; } — - ’ _ : , , oO i . Yas aSKeC . P ) ets Sj insisted it was: ft Visi in iny mind from what: to bring the man here, about $2000, ‘Well. he explaii : edward Altus, 5149 Rutger street 4 e ore an d nu e , . ai, > mALAheU li )] and Buttrum., Privates J. W. Fin- | , , | : s the result of the said this money will be used for re- | affair and show the Nicholson, all of 137th Infantry. Pri- | eral of Kansas, one of the Brigadie: the story I told.” “hero’’ was to have been paid ‘Don't iferee C [es ‘ th} rf s ‘ ' vou left $2000 in the poe! f vou \ do it in a minute, but why should you rush a matter , 9 ) , : | Sateen ae thing for . | importance as the choice ef your bank wWouid have he. 1) caved had medical expect a lie will DD Obably reserye ' rf. Ristine., tle (,OoOvVerno) eXDdI!! ined, take Was made ' ’ ' “ay WwW: , rr : P ; hliermoer he ms ) Give it a few minutes’ thou , é : "7 Company) I, Privates Van Cleave, the next session. ! ! iad pur tor Thom- i 'arge crowd around a negro in uni i a — promise to pay the mill tax is still on its book: its deposit oyvyeyT Py ows te as ?* “e v —— , , , ’ | ; ’ ’ . ’ , halt Line bei PA } ‘ j y ‘ ‘4 ‘ 5 ’ ei? 1it° ; (1 ' , hi ‘ i> : i« aa . | 4 . , | ’ ’ ‘ ‘ P ‘ ; | »! j 4 t) . Zz ’ “| ; L1TLis i eLia pnd «t , ' we did not tina Which bore postotiice inscriptions, : ; 7TT ; bhye of all the millio: » tellin: he co) Wing that the soldier was wound- ind airplanes 1) 7 " ; . 7 fam ) . guns one oe Re : ays in e reportun: MSUaities ji rthe meeting, €0 We arranged the! :.. , ' ' , , ero. ime and tinal could hii ' a v3 an: 4 a . = te a ; ; ;*) i : i¢ a ‘ «4 noe ; “| he ‘ The proinptnse ae and efficiency, ofr cervice Rut when you want to take Gecurately | Rave On. oi ! the American force aid: st program possible in the me tea 3 | : lg Bye : pela tie ived half those casualties “Fe lisregara of the rights of Pees as oiobkdbe ee we : vy of e hair: that dissolves more time— when you want help or advice--you will find that the « ‘ ie in e riil¢ ilé FIILS ¢ } . ; ve : ‘ iat " riet i ') ‘ " — rane 1] Officers of the Trpaat Company hare time and will take time te al : ; ; I ’ he thought th ’ kin of wounded and ad ! : dat ; . «} ri ‘if ea i¢ ' . ° ~ % P iT ‘ ie ~ ‘ ; jdruitt. . id Allen, showing a returned en fact that the Americans had won a ~"* 61 it heartless ) dpi -bureg sos + of Sp ding Bape 7 th "ts listen to what yoy have to sav and to gire you the benefit of their Velope ‘ ‘ . iis Ley) as 1@ NIOSB. iCATLICSS any crue , | ‘ se in ’ ’ ; : = 4 ; . on which hi; ' , st deaite as ‘jent an- i} experience a. been Written, siorious victory was sufficient al : at I have ever seen in m) a we webet ' at cpense by simp lisse) P F . pote ' ) inthro: Take more tet a minnte to open ronur Savings Aceonnt,. and "Rig ’ , , . , ck in Bas tal No. 36, Ward) ower to any criticisms of the manage-| ' ) 3” : ’ . lite hand: : r) \ i ’ ‘ : i ‘ . . ‘ y . , 3 _ . . 7 , open if wit! ment of the battl . We } a wee " : #. . ** " ‘ 5 ‘ ’ ‘¥ ‘ : . > 3 , . a : : y Needless Loss of Life. te left the hearing room. but (an of the Take it all round “ be nccgagh : . | a} : os > : iaries unine Tieng r ee MM A HIS ARE ‘ her Re OY, Alls n gave it as his opinion ently came back Attia asked: Vit ‘ Ha ipenings ' ha +“ pig , f _ : . aa . ; ; : ‘Stern Federa! e Sretem that all the men lost in the last “Well, before you are through | ¢ oe crite rape: S ; | Mal ‘ pat 7 at a ) ; fevite! Searnine and Prefite Over 1 we hours before the signing of the armi- | would like to ask you about the Y. M.|°% . ee - 9p gael see oe perenne ane peg ales: Peed ae oy . ~ FOURTH and PINE eee were “needlessly sacrificed.” Cc A. you were connected with. J including every ‘eature of the | ey ae ‘we have here in | This chemically d . , a . ’ * , : 4 . 1f ine yf »y) «¢* . er 7 ; st ‘ ‘ 1} r ¢ er ’ ] “ S iis eT . tS. .* '§ a iy 1) ‘| Allen said that for 72 hours before! have heard more complaints of the, War,’ Politics, Science, Religion, | to | pe and ereates : ¢] 51 the fo idem , hat x I - its orgnnization than b ation, oe Discovery ight, the St. Louls Post-Dispatch-— | ties ana Creates ; OLIN, COOH : : rim sie . laa , ‘ . P ; *? . ry ‘ « eG. ‘ ‘ i; ° 7 * > ‘ ’ : o il signing it was known t a inefficier ae" ote # they Rusiness, Indust Prohibition health se. ardent and- effecti: at Is a: R es ion ze rnns would capitulate. Nev: | any pRase M. he A. Ineftictenc). 1] be ag in a medica’s great- nd léss and courageous chan on of hu- | legsiv clean, 8oit and plant, wh the less, he said, the allied armies Admits ¥. . \I C ‘ had st ye . Book, 1900 pages The a i man liberty in » world F os hair takes on thi YY ricnness oO fought to the last minute. Allen said the Y¥. A. ase ) : WOR I. D and POST-DISPATCH Several hun eolor re fluffinees wh “© ‘* , . a lt aeat.— if ; ize ef one 1e . or tj 19 “ Ps ~ ‘ ' > a : rs : . | : Bomebody, he said. “seemed to itnade mista ter ote _ \LMANAC ‘ . Fs ehe - on sale liffere , make: t seem ! ch hea, he oy . ment of the canteens wher: at the Po Dis spateh office-—a!! Et oes longi Pr ager to get as near to Germany manageme?ms mt tions. and ti bands > audi- | i# After canthrox shampo orrang: ; ings he . | ool: ’ \ wontahds mn r Lions ! a. DORK ble" it had to aell things to thre | ) R ra) stores. s ‘ | ‘ ' ind DS | sa i + hha ai ME Si seat 1h : ie trmiik'5 acbimitte i} ithe 5 ¢ New i) ; : . . - mail wVC ‘ i i rr ‘ j : ce ed. in a hospital and his whereabouts ‘4 ‘* This Is the prize one of the lot, Senator Kirby emia OE RANE, ETERS 4 ates ae? AA BY ’ Allen, howeve: took issue Witli aiers

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Se a oe RE eee vee Ace a DEAE ERRATA) TEMA a ‘a & re we ee Ont: Gi eee i, ee: *s a bos eure wba " oie a hs » 274 RE PON MORO ES ce rca ee a Re cE - ww TGUutTtancretaaan " 138th Infantry, son of Jii.us Kohl if 1816 Randolph street, St. Charles, ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH : TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 1919. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH OMEN MEN FROM HERE AND 5 NEARBY KILLED OR DEAD One Member of 138th Intanty) and a Marine Are Among Number. suburban places are named in tices announced by rela rine Corps. Frank B. Heffern C Company, 101st Infaniry, died Jar cording to a notification from a Re Mr. and Mrs. 4969 Reber place. He was former! ‘n machinist for the Missouri Pacifix Band after being transferred ther from Camp wounded Oct 23 and 25, according t » earlier information, but had been re- ported as 'mproving. A brother, Ed =~ ward T. Hefern, is a naval gunner. © Michael D. Company, Marin al Sixth Regiment, ' Corps, is listed today as killed in ac tion. His-father, M. J. Forrest o $3315A Eads avenue. has been noti that the date and cause of deatl 2 Se ee vious notifications had stated tha he was wounded slightly in Novem injuries from that cause. Tower Clothing Co., and enlisted ir June, 1917. A _ brother, regiment, is now in Germany. casualty list, not previously *tioned in the Post-Dispatc.i, are: 138th Infantryman Killed. Air bettitcr® aus Ewing avenue and Bernard street. His cousin, Miss Mary Kelly of 4521 Bessiwon avenue, said he was in Cali- fornia for several years before he “was drafted, and was working with a party of civil engineers. He was previously reported missing in ac- tion since Sept. 29, but the cate of his death is now given as Sept. 18. Edward Kohl of © ‘oupany, vas killed in action the first day of he Argonne battle, Sept. 26, accord- ng to a notification received by the father. He had been previously re- ported missing since Oct. 15. Bernard Piepmeyem an infantry- nan; son of Mrs. Teresa Piepmeyer wf Collinsville, was killed in action “ct. 20, the mother has been noti- ied. 5 A wnat nw BS Ry See TP eee: ‘sate ADE REE EL ROM ie FRR LOR NR Be EL, NG PR RAT, “YL ae AY ARERR LS RI ey SOG 6 ARE RTT TOME YE IG, OK, AB D4 ROU BLAS FF AAB AER PR ape IAB DOE Do FO Ted eA Other Local Casualties, Wounded severely—Daniel Boyd, 707 Mills street. * Wounded, degree undetermined— qFerst. Howard Ost, 3825 Iowa av- ‘nue; Corp. Thomas Fitzgerald, 3048 larcus avenue; Corp. Albert Nonn, ‘100 West Nineteenth street, Gran- te City; Corp. Peter Sebel Jr., 1805 ‘outh Tenth street; Corp. Corbin Vinter, 2648 Washington avenue; “rank Beckel, 1411 South Broad- ray; Elton Reese, 4152 Maryland venue; William Sattell, 1736 Dol- nan, street; Harry Neimelier, 904 ever avenue; Homer Rose, 415 East roadway, Alton; William Woeltz, cdgemont Station, East St. Louis; *’reston Crabtree, 1211 Chouteau av- nue; William Farrar, 4418 Victor treet; Cecil Allen, 7435 Maple bou- evard, Maplewood; Sidney Flanna- Five soldiers from St. Louis an ing been killed in action or havin died from wounds in France On was a member of the 138th (St, Louis) Infantry, and one of the Ma- | and was trained in Camp Cody, N. | Funston. He was ~ fied that his body was buried, and would be made known later. Pre- ber, after having béen wounded in July. A comrade’s letter, telling of the bombing of a hospital, indicates ‘that he may have suffered further Forrest was formerly a clerk for the A. J. Others named in today’s official men- Corp. James P. Kelly of A Com- pany, 316th Engineers, killed in ac- tion, is credited to St. Louis in the he casu: ilty list, his address being given > day's casualty list or in official no tives as hav- = e 29 years old, of | | ; 9 from wounds and nephritis, ac- l (ross nurse received by his parents. William Heffern, of y >» | -_ ' e | ~ } 0} Forrest of the 84th/| ' e } - | f } t a ' ij Frank W. Forrest of the 75th Company, same an, 108 Courtland place, East St. ouls. | Wounded slightly 3urroughs, Kdwardsville; Corp. larry Siefert, 6026 Arthur avenue; Villiam Johnson, 3013A #$ Market! treet; Humphrey Bruce, 3329A La! falle street; Charles Casey, 3837 La- | ayette avenue; Gus Dation, 3301)! sawton avenue; John Konicios, Col- neville; Frederick Cella, 1360 Ho- iamont avenue; Paul Boehlein, 249 North Nineteenth street; Henry inin, 412 West -Thirteenth street, vast St. Louis; Lawrence Gauvin. | 571 Garfield avenue; Floyd Key, | 017 Brazine avenue, Webster | Miroves. | -Sergt. William) eens - You Will Re ae sae ‘o see how wonderfully a thorough ry cleaning and skillful pressing will | mprove the looks of vour clothing. | Star Dyeing and CC leaning (o., Maater | yers and Cleaners. 3 stores, 8 phones, | Ady. | heehee ~ 4 The next time you buy calomel ask for The purified calomel tab. [ets that are entirely free of all sickening and sali. | Medicinal virtues vestiy improved. | Guaranteed by your druggist. Seld <r Price 35, ‘a —ADV. 4 : = oo — ———— a AE UT firs th a i The values offered in this great overcoat sale are so exceptional for $38.50, that in many cases the saving is one-half the his isa special purchase of fine overcoats il from Hart Schaffner & Marx, offered to us ata price so low, for the fine qualities involved, that we quickly accepted the actual worth, and in some Cases even | opportunity You'll feel the same way more: in every instance the price of $38.50 | Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes HHAVQUAESOOQUQAONONONQAUUUUUELSESLLLLI LAO LOEELERDAG EO OO0 when you see the overcoats represents a very great saving Starting tomorrow Here’s the greatest sale of fine overcoats we’ve ever held Special purchase and sale of Hart Schaffner & Marx finest overcoats from their surplus stock 316 Hart Schaffner & Marx overcoats worth $50 205 Hart Schaffner & Marx overcoats worth $60 [ Your $3 8 50 is | a . 76 Hart Schaffner & Marx overcoats worth $75 | choice 31 Hart Schaffner & Marx overcoats worth 985 Don’t consider buying one of these fine overcoats only because of your present need, but consider the fact that the values are so exceptional that you can well afford to make the investment now for your future needs : pO The finest quality overcoats are featured at °38.50 Isaac Carr meltons, Crombie’s fleeces, Kerseys, _ Vicunas Worumbos—big burley ulsters, motor _ Coats, raglans, Chestertields, ulsterettes, young men’s single and double breasted styles—the finest overcoats made, from oii world’s greatest clothes makers at an unheard-of price See our windows for display of these great overcoat values Ke int PIPPI RIE 6 hi pin ae al ) nies a at fmt , nn QP ”~ ae ee a eS ee) we eo The St.Louis home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes olffs Washington Ave at Broadway ‘Copyright 1918 Hart Schafiner & Marx oe GER RES RUE SRS RRR A RS SR ath By, SRE EA SRR A A ERS RR itt cath i= nod FAA's al 7 Rr RIRY i =A ete ib it ib aeitar it ibars UREA a ART ST ER SR A aT ato ST rea ‘ PPAF 'R: a a" hdl er dresses. Amo sree rose, peach a It yo materi advise saic to Wo Gloves heavy 1 and col Wom, -Two white : Won plain ¢ tone sti —- whit at, pall W ith there may be childre the pi thing 4 ing ; t} a Carne tures. Fola With | a nice inches, Poel nts yc pic ture Leal Loose inches We and s amate oan Ameri orate biue ft treatH for tv 1 0o0- Ame green gold ¢ 4 [oe E.nglis and w at anese and g C ug gitsh decor

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CR eA yee tLe nial rs : a — - i a " y . ee ia kk SAN Pon Re Tak hoa 2x8 Spr eee HH aE Ne rgaee y : > % = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 19191 ae de Be oe oe STORE HOURS: g:00 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. While the tile floor is being laid, many of | and the sections have been moved from their usual The Postotfhce, Adjustment Bureau places, but all are doing business. Ask the ‘ Transter Desk are now located on the new floorman. * Mezzanine floor. on the Lucas avenue side at Sixth street. GRAND-LEADER - -—-- — . — - . —— —— - Smart Spring Frocks—Just In The Charm of a Hat Will Be Shown Tomorrow a Depends on the Shape | "HESE are th Two of the newest shapes that with } ¢ frocks that are in greatest demand wings, a wreath of flowers or a stick- _ now. The prices, too, make this group unusu- i up of burnt ostrich will make the ally interesting. And the variety of styles-and mate- ae” smartest of Hats, are rials gives you the benefit of a wide selection. Ps The New Tams and Watteau The straight line and narrow skirts that are new, 5 ¥. Sailors s: fizz are seen in each frock. Pockets and embroidery in > Priced $3.48 and $3.98 : various designs trim some of the models. OT, beet 7 The sailors are small, : a yA : War ee ~ low of crown and narrow The selection of materials is splendid. Lovely hg- | of brim, and some have ured chiffons, Georgettes, plaid tricolettes and satins: ee mie oe bandeau backs and oth- foulards with net combinations, taffeta, pussy wil- as rs » ers have not. lows and the smart combination of tricotine and trico- I 6 Perm cen YM The tams are smart af- lette. Some tailored cloth dresses with fancy vests of IVA | || Share, oc fairs of shiny five-end tricolette or the new material Kumsi Kumsa are won- So Milan. Pere OM derfully good looking. On each trock shown in the Costume Salon you VA/ arm Bl nkets will notice that careful attettion has been given to aA workmanship and that seams, : ik linings, fastenings HE ofterings are worthy of your immediate buying, be- and trummings are made and put on with care. z ee ee ere + Hundreds otf Smocks in the loveliest col- . ’ —_ b ' | ; md ~ j \ ‘ i } ’ ' ST OR a eee rer err ee cause of the low prices quoted. . " i ors—a bouquet of garden flowers could The frock pictured is of tricotine with panel back and Plaid Blankets at $6.95 Pair 7 / scarcely be prettier! Gold, Copenhagen Fe i ' Bs ae Se 3 : a ome it z rien “ aa is front and a narrow belt running through the front panel. It Beautiful “Winfield” Plaid Blankets. of heavy weight, is trimmed with black silk embroidery combined with black ) beads. It is an excellent between-season frock. / d ~ : ! | | blue, rose or green are combined with ott warn. ome 11 nk d b aids. sur i tia soft and wal Come in pink and blue plaid Measure : _ white in some,.others are in plain shades 66x80 inches, for tull-size beds : A 4 Ay ‘\ i » : . ‘ ‘ : .. 1 . bey ap “ante ty ’ ‘ » licen . mk * pat Se * ” 0 ie ome © “* rn Re 9 ? bee ae ayes w a a , we a x aren od $3 ~* “7 % , . ., ~ - » — . ~ ey Be ua ’ : 7 ~ ; fu th ae oe my aad pa te ' . : ° s ~ ye Organdies of a very sheer quality, that we offer as a spe- cial tomorrow at an unusually ty, ie Vf, is c, ; i / ; pe Oy \ Tuband Silk Petticoat All wg very ao for No oi» . } u AT} I Cc 1c0a S| roomy Ate whos mbes Oo os = . é . (Downstairs Store) omen rocks an evening ‘ Af Special Prices sa Children’s = a, B ussels Rug 1 r Among the shades are Nile | \A7 The Petticoat Section has marked several] groups of Silk green, navy blue, Alice blue, ednesday Is Baby Day and Sateen Petticoats at prices that offer savings of more Cotton Stockings, Longcloth, Samples, 19c Pair l3c Yard $2.98 tech wergt lige ereeeee | The Baby Shop sends these suggestions— than ordinary importance Se ane ar Dresses of sheerest nainsook are trimmed with lace ; : , If you have a want for a embroidery and wee ruffles—some are made by hand Petticoats with cotton tops and A soft-finish quality, suitable These are quarter sec- material of this character, : Priced, $7.98 to $14.95 deep flounces of silk. tucked and While these are “mill a Pepe ng. ng chit tions of foonteise Brus advise that you attend this Christening Sets with Dress and Skirt to match, ialeuts.” tea ck ea pt yor d oe alee oom up to 12 sels Rugs of extra qual- : Madras Shirtings—326 inches ity, measuring 4°2x6 fect, Sale tomorrow. a $7.95 to $14.95 (Ss , eee ee ee ial - ; Special, $2.50 a charac t will | a nom reas 7 eames ett vith lace edge = Pp 5 a character that they wi wide, Yaht erowsie tn eisinad with -hovdes: aus eines ee neck and sleeves. ial, j : ae gta papi , | . : ' , Mah is ‘ ‘,Jl- Datti Pe - . o1ve satisfactory wear. effects — newest designs At. anc rn SI Gl | Dresses of nainsook, with embroidery or lace trim- Tatteta Silk Petticoats of the best 5 eee. tec on , lo e de. Bound on OvVeES | med yokes. Special at 7 5¢ make, with flounces tucked, plaited All are fine gauge, seam Aaron Cinctnininte inlaid all edges. Beautiful pat- ‘ = - 1. . 3 Bguene— “ns Dresses of nainsook or lawn, with feather stitching 1 and hemstitched. All the newest less Cotton Stockings, in blue checks, 27 inches wide, ternse—many are alike. and embroidery sprays or lace and embroidery trim- solid colors, changeable colors an@ o ai ] “ : : ; , med. special, $1.50 black. Special $4.67 Flannelette Gertrudes, scalloped edge, 50¢ Turkish Wash Cloth and Towel, trimmed with pink Extra Size White Sateen Petticoats or blue. Special, set, | 6oc with deep tucked flounce of Habutai nog Skirts, trimmed with lace or roman a Silk, finished with hemstitched ruf : | —pricec | 75c to $2.9 flee Snecial “a Women's Pique Gloves—Iin : Flannelette Wrappers, trimmed with pink or blue. oom pose 2.98 plain embroidered and two- | priced, | 69C Pacand Wiens tone stitching—one-clasp style | Hard-embroidered Bibs/lace edge, at 75¢ | —white, ivory, tan and gray, Japanese Silk Lap Pads, hand quilted and hand em- at, pair, $7.95 broidered in pink and blue, at $1.50 (Main Floor.) Nightingales, with pink and blue scalloped edge, 69c (US Pillow Slips. priced _ 59C to $8.95 ik February Sale of— sp \’ ia DOOR VO8 85 0000060848 0904 * trimmed with knite-pleated ruffles. 7 re | }." Oo? Cages ‘ ° ; a \ A ; om rn » _" es po b ; mgs hard ‘ Women's Milanese Silk Gioves—Best quality, extra heavy weight, in black, white and colors, at, pair, $1.10 black or white. Good standard qualitv, at, yard, 1 Congoleum range of sizes. a O’clock Special Art Rugs “ar Dress Foulards, Men's Socks. tee Yard $6.98 15¢ Pair Sateen-finished f oulards Une-piece Rugs, ae number of desirable pat- in a variety of colored ; grounds with printed fig terns. 9x12-foot size, Good grade Cotton ures and stripes. 27 inches suitable for kitchens. din- Socks, made seamless ate _ Some slightly im- ing rooms, etc. Damaged style. Come in black and _""" (pearinteeenias in various ways from be- ing displayed. a - Stor : bow iF ; * Store } Women's Leatherette Gloves —Two-clasp style, come in white and gray, at, pair, 98c " ‘ ae gees RF ee ae . on + * colors. All sizes. (Second Floor.) Kodak 3H 6 * —e ... ee Furniture there is a story to tell. It 2 a . sedate dg do —still presents values that are very much out of the aeons eome- ordinary, and those who anticipate buying a single piece of . a the picture represents noe lo iseft IT] 1S] 11] les furniture, a room suite or ré@éfurnish an entire home should ember- thing Na) aera in al avail themselves of this opportunity ing: therefore you must Nav . 4 i en . , : . ; ; . SS me ae catdal hese ate. Prices That Afford Splendid Savings. tures. Select from these: arnt SAP STRATES OD & iM, al j a Living-Room Suite at $250.00 . N A Wash Bench and Wringer Three-piece Overstuffed/Living-Room Suite in Chippendale Folding Brownie NO. 24h— period, spring seat- constmliction, with loose cushions upho! With autograph back—makes | at $8 59 stered in damask and velour combination. As pictured a nice size picture, 2 2X4 | ras . | inches, at $9.00 : HE well-known Lovell make, “Bi- Living-Room Suite at 9158.50 Pocket Premo Pack—Just : | | \{ \ cycle” brand, with three-year guaran- Three-piece Living-Room Suite in Queen Anne period, brown fits your pocket and takes a Soe \ fy, teed rubber rolls. Have folding wash mahogany, upholstered in a dainty pattern of damask. Built picture 2'1x3'1, priced $8.50 bench and will hold three tubs. on small ijines, suitable for the efficiency apartment. Leather-bound Albu ms— W ashboards—Standard size, Double Boilers—Made ot Odd Dresside. ‘Pable: — Loose leaf style, size 7X10 with brass rubbing surface, heavy gauge aluminum, 2 aera mung a i HS ii 2 et inches, at $2.00 at 59¢ cuart size, $1.59 Exceptionally good valifes ; f oe saw ok ¢ are] . : - c in odd Lressne ‘I abies as ‘rom eywoot ros. anc We give prompt attention Wash _ Boilers—Made ot Washtubs—No. 2 size, of Sai nein Wakefield stock specially and satisfactory service to heavy grade tin with copper galvanized iron, $7.79 . priced for tomorrow: . , . - : , thy be i aeael ~ apical aianenananetbe S250 FN ua Se Me eS BEE , x : oo errny x > x ey A . max > . nO ete . . sata tateeeeie ddd dh db hd hhh hhh hhh hhh hhdh hhh hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhpbhbhphhhbibhbhphbhhhbhbhhbhbhbha aan cenannnna, 4 Coat Clearance Collection of Good, Warm, Serviceable Coats, in Three Groups 02 132 an *16= MONG the materials are Bolivias, velours, zibelines, kerseys, thibets, pompoms, broadcloths, as well as the ever-popular novelties. 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rie | | , i . ‘- * ‘ka ¢ = y . - a Jen | ; BE MARRIED TONIGHT grvoms parents at b1iso § BOSH? | \" | Voice on Peace Committ I I B. Davis ’ > * 7 , ' t 1 . >, ‘ h : : 'evenue very unusual new gkirts in wool) ing With Women Subjects. nee inisia q ‘ | | and all the season's materials.! By the Associated Press lowa’s Gover mW fj - Pe ; ) Rosenheim Smart Shop+~Ady PARIS. Feh 1 rI*} Interalliea OWA S Ge Or r - ; ¥ 1} i ' ‘ . ae . -_ rr . . . ° a . an | s f ’ \.- 7 Le nrer: ij1¢é ‘ . ec;e * - eo “| t Wi Become the Bride of Em-| Mrs. Howard Kehde of shes La # ronsery mai ae ee DES MOINES, lo., Feb. 18.—Gor OFFERS FOR SALE i ¥91 rT ostess today at a! eaewes f OunciI! NOW has ié as- To aie ; + sas : . clede avenue was h SLCSS E _ x7 ‘ r ‘ , ¢ ‘ .? . . VN . ly Harding is i? a hos he ~— * | rich Pp Schawner i” the Second bridge luncheon for eight guests - * ‘i and Mrs. S Lewve nthal | nt ae sent of fouy of the five great Pow ers “ hit pital a eo e . | ‘ Baptist Church the St. Louis Club in honor of Miss | +*eWoerry terrace enveriained -2 In the Council of Ten to its request mrcenececcan toeneene eeeeneens THT its HT e ris 0 Boa . . : "5 oe . . arriaag ; ,ruUueSLS On Sundays in honor of Lie if for repnpresentatior f wome ,r? yi} = | & : Mary Bullen, whose marriage t»'" 3 ntation of women on all &8 = 4 ' Cl ae rd Garrison will take pla Marvin Leventhal, who is here from! peace conference eommittees dea = = 4 - ~hilidl BchL SBS . ‘ se * +7 p ‘ , = ad o ’ 7 . ‘2 7 i - . - : 4 iy: ; Vata " vy ; a “4° fT tha Sand : ‘ WO) . = oo . ’ "ae - ; . x a A N interesting wedding of the)! Feb: 26. Mrs. George Elder of 40 mattanovoga, 1 ng with the interests of women and s e} Deseription—465 reams of 40 in.x64 in., 404 Ib. Antique, : : : . ‘ } ° - * 1? mpiverrsa 1) children = = . ‘ 7 a + £3 rt : . | Ms Li pre-Lenten season will take | West Pi boulevard wil: entertal = ; Fode Shel! White Buft rhis paper W rapped the long way * 7 - P . ‘ ; +? P } ? } ~ ~ bs ? =r} ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ j pn = at onl on. . , . - S - ‘ : ‘a ° wl | " A , - ~ l; ! c La ! nt Lait’ Log a \ ss cy Dare vu balit? he [tal al Ore = — ° Z ‘ : " . * plac tonight when Mis Alice | Witii «i i iii ed a ' ' ex ' . 7 ‘ dit Ti : = - 4 mn bundles ot i fe reanl eacn ry lhs net : hundle “LIne nSiIOnS Pomeroy Ladd will become the bride | in Club on Thursda’ Miss bu B Braxtete ~ s - = ente i lta S Z * - : pcg? ; , ' . A“ oe | es ; _ . oe , , , : ‘ = ; ‘ , Ne? | of Emrich P. Schwaner. The cere- | ha: heen one of nc feted Tow Club wil lve \\ inesd;: | ! { : } i} and e | j s La 3 J 31 3 in.x64 in. * i mo y will ie solemnized at &® o'clock | brides-to-be « thie seen: oOus nono} {) eaware A Hilene of Bo ‘ i agreed = D F h f | F . = \ 7 : . I. () 13 é*} \ : ' ‘ . ' . ii yore . Are or .? i - “ ‘ . rer 7 i . : . yi} i ‘ e* Tose = i at @he Second Baptist Church with | {fa , y be planned as a pt or \lass one of th organi propositic : e Ig ft U y ffectivel \lake oft rtor tmmediateé ce ,er ’ PS Bip ‘ . ‘ : . . . , . } a : yaatig T) } } ly vn ' ; 1? ey 7 ys } ‘ " hy, 2) oT ‘ " Y 4 ’ ’ " r - : rer ane rinime 1 crystal bead: Carl ¢ of Baltimore, Md. Mrs .a f secretary La = mshin n=50¢, or vdere2 5c ; ; hasle and trin dum cr i Ads, | ee reread bs , ee | = Try Vani ng Cream- lc, or Powder=25c & 50¢ 5 Washington, D. Cc. 3 and She will carry a bouquet of pink | (jray eing much entertained section of the Wednes aah Oh 0 deiegates = they re simply wonderful | So is Sunlight Rouge | . get + in inf al way during her visit ¥ ae ee yw ould pport the plan and also a: = cake-35c, At your favorite to f Bweet peas. Pan ouch atlle Ein, Club, Mrs. W. C. Rumsey, chuirman . ane BU E Niss Martha (verhart Alia Miss | "a4 . at t he Ope! Tieeting tomorrow ro _§ Eligabeth Udell will be the brides- ; Mrs. Edith Barriger of «1! Good- 4, |... will nrese Willia ; maids and will be gowned in laven- 4 > 4 fellow avenue is expecting her cous nortan af the I’nited States Kureau } , a2, . odin BS fia: ony ~ we “i ’ | tal of 1estert Ww . = . . : Xs aA ‘ A i ih 4 derstinted georgette draned over. B % ', Nes | chon " - : , of Education, Washington, D. C., wh nin satin with the bodices made en- | ‘ , AI dl. to arrive tomorrow LO! 4 10! . axed] delive: in wo ddare ‘ Hy du : ; y Ada i : ’ 2 | _ . I ight ' isit ‘7 tiraly of opatescent sequins and they | GERHARD SISTERS PoRTRAIY oe . rial Arts in Reconstruction. \I will carry lavender sweet peas. ' Bav de j has been chose! c} AIT INA?) Isttie May Brant, daughter of Mre |. Mrs. Edgar E. Overstreet of the HMeury Brant of Quincy, Ill, and a MISS ALICE P. LADD. Cathedral Apartments, 4400 Lindell indieteiet educet ‘Nae! te | the ‘ ‘ ri ( ai , wUCcatlion Ca I , Lille cousin of the bride, will be the flow- | — boulevard accompanied by her niece [ty : is 7 c : f id : , ——— + ag | ; ea OE gs iited States Commission of t.duca- er gir) and will wear a ruffled frock Miss Margaret Maxwell and Aliss tion and to | held J ae . ef ; ' 5 . j > ; — y ; . 4 s ty »! a } ‘ ie ! ela ,I caught with lilies of the valley. and’ rs. I’. C. Schwaner of 6189 Cabanne Mra. Fi. Pettengill, Mr. and Mrs @ hers bouquet will be of lilies of the ®venue and was educated at Smit Mrs. J. M. Bradley of 4068 Wash-! Howard Bailey, Col. and Mrs. Hunt ) valley and white sweet peas. Armand) “cademy and “iso the University of ‘ington boulevard has returned from!) er from Jefferson Barracks. Miss # Sc aner of Evansville, Ind., a cous-; Missouri, visit to West Baden Springs, Ind Marian Perry and John VF. Le 7 in if the bridegroom, will serve af&| The out-of-town guests« for the: where Capt. Bradley is stationed f os ee: , u -j , . 7.4 . ¥) _T. “ " © _ e . . P Sion 9 ee a $, 8; ~~ oe Sgt Ff ww allt cali —— oo Some / Extraordinary Purchase and Sale of Spring Sa i ee ee Waists “The House ()j ( oOurtesy : | eZ) i ™ PD ic + Values to $4 for eA b, At the very beginning of Spring it is an exceptional achievement to offer fashionable new styles so much below regular price. The assortment consists of Georgettes Crepe de Chines Voiles Organdies Striped Tub Silks in Foch blue, maize, tea rose, coral, — —_—— = bisque, navy, flesh and» white Every character of stvle. Square, round and V necks: Buster Brown, roll and square collars; fluted, em- broidered and button trim- med effects; tailored and dressy modes. Stres 34 to 46 in Each Style (Main Floor. ee eee . —— ~= — Boerne ee --* oe **® Oe, ® - . SI 5 Oy aay ae ‘ od a | , wall " c .' y if , ‘ 7 ) \ : i ny, ; o \ ~ ’ ae oA c . , ; . k oe, “aiehiane, gle a ™ fm f : - ee ET ey ae ee ae —=o= Emrich of Evansville, Ind., another \1Tumphrey, Va., is making a short of Cnicago. #visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. He wi.l; Bears, M. nounced his personal approval of! Carroll. Io.. suffering from glandular today no vperation would be pr woman suffrage. infection near his ear. It was said | sary. The American delegates on the In- terallied Women’s Council are Mrs. | Juliet Barrett Rublee, Mrs. J. RBor- den Harriman and Miss Katherine FOUR GREAT POWERS FAVOR GRANTING WOMEN'S REQUEST United States Fuel Administration OLIVE AND LOCUST FROM NINTH TO TENTH Splendid Values tn > I Boys’ Ov ts, $14.75 ercoats, $14. (Sizes 2% lo 18 Years) | [he selection of Bovs’ Winter Overeoats in this showing | Is very complete and it includes all sizes from 214 to 18 | vears.and practically every desirable shade and material. (vercoats of this quality and stvle and at this price should be quickly taken and natur- ally the sooner von make your selection the oreater the variety for choice. liven if the boy does not need a new Overcoat for this Winters wear, it will pay you to invest in’ one of these splendid garments for next Fall’s use. Boys Clothing Shop—Second Floor. A A ee SE _—- a ee ee a ~ _—~- 2. — wee eee — ee Clearance of Women’s Winter Coats All Fur-T rimmed Coats i, Off Livery Jfur-Trimmed Coat in selling price. There are fine kersey, broadcloth, zibelin® and wool velour models it this eroup ~al| excellently made and tailored: ad possessing splendid stvle its , lined and warmlv interlined. pre The collars are of rieh fur. | - this Shop has been reduced just one-half of the criginal These Coats are well Navy, brown and green are the colors shown. Former Prices $49.75 to $95.00 Clearance Prices $24.85 to $47.50 : ‘Women’s Winter Coats, $12.50-——— Coats of wool velour and fine melton with large collars of fur—some lined throughout with hee se : ‘ a “ee ‘ : = . é ‘i = i attractive linings are offered at this exceptional price. Navv, brown. taupe, green and mix- cs Do not fail to secure a warm. serviceable Coat at this unusual price. Women’g Coat Shop—Third Floor . . — a - —_-— a y, . —— RUGS al Big Reductions : Wilton Rugs, suitable for any room, are shown in small All-over, Persian and Medallion patterns, in a pleasing array of color. All of these patterns have been discontinued and are reduced as follows: $129.00 Rug, size 9x12 Reduced to $ 89.00 $129.00 Rug, size 9xl2 Reduced to $111.00 $117.00 Rug, size 8.3x10.6 Reduced to $ 79.00 $117.00 Rug, size 8.3x10.6 Reduced to $102.00 $ 21.00 Rug, size 36x63 Reduced to $ 15.00 $ 13.25 Rug, size 27x54 Reduced to$ 9.00 These hugs will be held for future delivery if von desire Axminster Rugs in sma!! Allover and Medallion effects are reduced as follows: $50.00 Rug, size 9x12 Reduced to $42.50 $47.50 Rug, size 8.3x10.6 Reduced to $38.00 $30.00 Rug, size 6.9x9.0 Reduced to $25.00 Linoleums at Reduced Prices P , Printed Linoleam—12 foot wide—the recular | per I laqs | : $1.10 Patriolic Ice Cups $1.40 quality—priced, the square yard. _ Printed Linoleum—6 foot wide—a number of patterns | Bees tor your selection. This Linoleum is regularly priced at $1.10 and $1.25 the square vard. Sale price, ———— = — a= — ——~y . 4 Washington’s Birthday | Novel ties Attractive decorations for parties and luncheons are shown in a very exelu- sive assortment of daintv things. $7.00 Me Best Quality Lunch Seis Table Covers Napkins 6c per dox. Bon Bon Boves 5c ea. Streamers oc roll Garlands 10¢ lo 35 ea lesloons, 10c¢. each Large Shields, 10¢ ea lOc box 10c¢ each I0c dozen Se each 20c dozen 20c fold o€ lo 10c¢ each JI9€ and 50e dozen Patriotic Seals Paper Caps Paper Plates Place Cards lally Cards Decorated Crepe Paper 91 _ . eR eo ~ Quill Pens ‘ We have just reeeived an attractive as the Square vard., 95¢ sortment of Quill Pens in a variety of rol te: 1 : ; ors. These pretty Pens are d ee ‘ . “Be 8 . ae aecorative and | bis. Inlaid Linoleum reguiariv priced at $3.00 the 2 as useful. The set includes the cup. = " Ik aqaare yard, is offered, the square yard. for JSee2 thot and quill. Price of set, 91.00 . ‘ i ociiienis adie " e € . \arpet and Rug Shop-——Fourth Floor aeacill a rma a ste eae ‘ Se sesclanstitiaaiaiaeeh eae ga ee ; ° Stationery Shop-—-Firet PFieor ' . ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a of i ‘SUNDAY MA’ tures are included iv this group. | ay’ Plays 1m Ua ee Ae y AOS” FF, Ren on : ae Poe eet Le oe ‘ nis : CoN x ‘ hg ie NEMOR ——— Suit Dismissed Ch: mingled Aunt's Own in $156, — oe The memory of ’ long known @> the of Uni ersity City, | possible imputatior yesterday when the Clayton dismissed | whidw and executo recover $60,000 alle diverted by Kaye f his 2unt, Mrs. Anni Mrs. Linley die leaving no will. _K 1917, leaving an © $156,000. His will as executor. | The suit dismiss filed June 14 last & who had taken out istration on Mrs. ] $60,000 In The petition alles ley died possessed great value, bul t& le to learn iis tt sib induced Kaye hau joint contro! of a & in which she kept $60,000 and that.@ aiverted these secu jexre a they had bee estate and that the Mrs. Emmi yver to end several other I tes Dismissal of the recently in letters V cult c‘ourt of St. rank and his a Bishop, and by Joh for Mrs. Kaye. These letters sal the suit had rece that there had bee on Kaye's part. F jn their letters sal i.fied that Kaye re in securities from eutright gift a shor death. , Gift Was | Attorney Lee wrt no room for doubt tes were given to } lev. The gift, he witnessed only by Kaye, but numerow various times had ley express the Wf the gift: The death of Kay nesses, wrote Lee, % possible under th pleading for Mrs. 1 to the gift, althoug cerned are now ag was made : Lee in his letter Clerk to give pub riissal of the suit ef uation might be pi Kaye was Weste Nathan Manufact rade railroad & xreatliy interested | Unversity City, ba to devote to them when he would with citv officials 1 tions as to munici this custom that - unofficial title “Sul You Will B&F To see how wonde dry cleaning ands improve the looks Star Dveing and C Dyers and Cleaners —Ady POLICEMAN PU Clothing and 4 $°000. stolen fro ing Co., 2004 Sou recovered by a pa today, when he 6 giars carrying th in the rear of nal apparentiv expec ina wagon The men ran W down the Separated ru other west, he pur ring east. firing Be men escaped Th wore th 4 ; This Is Than Oae NK Tablet Week Will Ce tien and Make t anecesenry. “A a lk ed one ough Poor digest Mean a poorty how ‘tality. . faction and the fo Eases which are Sid carrted thro The result is Cizzinesa, coated Ai0us attacks, I Guane SS, poor. ap bBiood, sallow com ©“iteaeer, and ofte Lore =, dinary laxatl sie <i aifta,. © or 1A relieve rena) is x PY» through ie of Up and trength y as the elim el a << bex iN *"j ablets) an TEnt for a wee ihe ¥ ery fret wlll elapse befor Sitraightened out gain vow ¢\e day in wi then keep ‘ondition and. ¥ your best Rem Casier and cheap Nature's Rem Td. guaranteed ~VUFr cCruggist.

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; ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 18, 1419. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ne a ot. ‘ee —— | $9.45 Sheets, “Seconds,” | ' $3.25 Carpet Sweepers, $2.49 Braided Felt Rugs, $2.29 : a ser ON eg : barge 6 Tea Cups and Saucers, $1.37 = Phe ‘‘Majestie’’ full size, oak or ma- 24x36-inch Oval Wool Braided Felt | $1.49 Each sit : : 4 | hogany finish. with nickel ends and bale- Rugs, in mixed colors. Medium and Extra size 90x108. slight Hr’ L gold-band decoration on pure waete ; 3 SSI , fully guaranteed | dark shades seconds of ‘*Fruit-of-Loom’’ body. Handle stippled in gold. Only 100 4 > Suit Dismissed Charging He Inter- . we Sheeting: size 90x 100 inches. sets, and OnLy one set to a customer. & : ~ (Main Floor-——Nugenta,) ee — a err ee ee a a acintimeetiaasieeeeeeene ok aaa Re oe ee Be mingled Aunt’s Funds With # Own in $156,000 Estate. a poe | 3 The memory of William H. Kaye, ; | Sale of Corsets F Antique. z 3 Jong known as the “Sunday Mayor” = | Sea ees: , ) j pekcagy mupment - front } housands of Pairs of Ace orsets pOup =~ at a and back : Thir Floor-——Nugents. ) ' ‘Second Floor-— Nugente ) tone ws: st ; ; Ong WwW ay | ¢ University City, was cleared. of all | | me of U great discount from a_ well-known anufacturer whose name we ean mensions possible imputation of wrong-doing : l : > n Femeray when the Circuit Court of Final Disposal of Misses ear not dincloge because of the Temarh ) : --. - Clayton dismissed a Sulit against his able unde rpriciz or. . yp 4. OF, widow and executor of his esiate to : BET” care trom the exate of Every Winter Suit and Coat Greatly Reduced Brocade Corsets, $2.98 diver Made to Sell for $5.00 - Mrs, Annie ®, Linley. F ; Woes. Linley died May 30, 1915, for Wy ednesday White, front lace Corsets, medium : ; is ink back, lace style; ¢ IZes > bust, pink back, lace style; all si Representing Our Greatest Effort jeaving no will. Kaye died Aug 14, Reeeving 05 estate valued ati i | Misses’ Coats, $9.00 Mi 1.00 | ees | $156,000. His will named his wif 3 $ Misses Coats, $2 Batiste Selene $9 95 Every —s of Sk Steckiies ee ai pene ae . 7 ais ies To Sell at Prices Surprisingly Low—This Occasion 3 executor. | 19.5 . : 4s | $19.50 and $25.00 Coats | Made to Sell up to $40 Made to Sell for $3.50 variety—-but we must pass on—read the fo!llowing descriptive matter: The suit dismissed yesterday was . ’ nus DV a yy si. a "2 nic. = E , ‘ ~ > . . . ,* ‘ ‘ . : ‘ filed ay i+ last nr i hs | Misses’ ¢ oats in zibeline and ve- Misses Winter Coats ol velour, Front lace style, elastic at top a¢ aken out tters Oo @2atr12) i . we ad 3 : ai . is re ' : , - who Mrs Linlev’s estate lours. Nice Warin \\ inter eoOats at i broadeloth. plush and silvertone. All and ela Li ry St rt ctl hott mis all Women’s Silk H - : ; en ) Ss. ' : ' sizes up to OSslery [? ' Maa Ht : kar. ‘ oz es ; ia ea tio : yy) Se shat attat her death he’ seh ve ee i eee . ! Muslin Combinati 59 OMEN’S full fashioned Silk Hose, with lisle garter tops — vaboge ene weourities. - It wan al- sevs, velours and plush. Most. of Just 12 Suits in this lot of men’s- usiln Vomoina ae | C . Alle. | Made up combinations, stamped with attractive, simple desions: sizes 36, 38, 40, 42. double lisle heels and toes, with high spliced heels— | si . also silk tops. Come in brown, ecordovan, various shades of state and that they should be paid belt and button trimmed. Sizes 14. | well lined and trimmed with. belt ah ns, NB eA ; ’ ; ye shad S ) e ha A } ¢ er to Mrs. Emma Pallett, a* sister. 16, 18 r . gray, African, brown, navy and plenty of black and white. Bos geveral other heirs of Mrs. Lin- a and pocket. — oe . 6 and 18. | Included are Silk Hose with lisle tops and embroidered ; Secon “loor—Nu ts.) | ’ ; ; ee } va | | ; (Secon ‘ gents | Children’s Dresses clockings on the sides—also with embroidered instep ef . 1e suit was urgec 2 ° : : . . , Dismissal of t : Final Reduction Sale of Made up Children’s Pique | fects, in various colors. recently in letters written to the Cir- : cult. Court of St. Louis County bv ; e ° 8 sag mary gn ie rg de- . - P - © ; ¢ a Fk. N 7 ide Qj 4 ; hn « ® ° ° . ee eae Women’s Midwinter Dresses “Bizes 8-10, each, $1.25. Finest Silk Hosiery for Mrs. Kaye. oe es Seconda These letters said both parties t» Originally Priced | Ch . Nainsook Gowns,, $1.00 Seconds of the suit had received information 1 Velvet Dress BO9.50 01Ce Stamped made up Gowns. as that there had been no wrong doing 2 Embroidered Velvet Dresses, : , on Kaye's part. Frank and Bisho}, | 315 sorted designs. jeged they had been merged with his fiese coats har - tur collars. . ancy Wear serge in) navy and hlaelk. PP NE ae Ne ON i AEE te I I jn their letters said they were sat- Serge Dress . ONE of the most renowne: akes—the br i jsfied that Kaye received the $60,000 Laine de Guerre £69.50 Shelving, Yard, 15c ¥e ath 66g 9 makes th rand IS S} wate {n securities from Mrs. Linley as at Laine De (yuerre S5O.7H Stamped shelving with blue mous W itn nest qua ity. Ey ery pair 1S made full. eutright gift a short time before her Cut Velvet Dress... 855.00 Velvet Dresses, were $45.00 finished edge. fashioned, with double soles and toes. and high-spliced (Fourth Floor—Nugents ) heels—all-silk tops—choice of black and white. death. 3 Velvet and Georgette : hen oe sift Was Intended. Vaart weeR - 1 Serge Dress . “ a ) ; rong Me Combinations ........ 849.50 * * * ® Included in this collection are Women’s Black Silk Hose with various colored tops—al! Attorney Lee wrote that there wis 2 Satin Droeac s45 | Velvet Dresses, were $39.50 .* 4° ah ; 3 Satin Dresses. ........ 945.00 first qualities. These are made with double lisle toes and soles, high spliced heels and no room for doubt that the secur) ’ Wael Velour Drees £45.00 | . é ~ ; X eee. me eS PO SOU Pe eee eee * eRe ‘ Velve D ess S, 5 S d p ee eevee tO Baye by wre. 21h - > Velvet Dresses....... BOO an. We ae prea S lisle garter tops. ley. The gift, he said, was legal’, 4 adie ond Gene | Serge Dresses, were $29.50 ° : F ‘ A i « we . , : ‘ Kaye and M1): a CC Underpriced ~ ame |) witnessed only by Combinations Satin-and Lace Kaye, but numerous other persons at - col ae ‘ 4ac Also 90 assorted new Spring Dresses were $25.00 various times had heard Mrs. Lin- ekeees marked $25.00 siting ' wn | Savings / to 1/ Jey express the intention to mak« Aes, eon (Second Floor—Nugents.) q /3 Poe eer | se xe ee. Beautiful Spring Silks in a Sale nesses, wrote Lee, would make it im- Heavy Crochet Spreads, hemmed possible under the rules of eourt : or fringed; slight seconds. e ns $3.00 and $3.25 Crochet Gr eatly Underpriced pleading for Mrs. Kaye to testify as to the gift, although all persons con- Spreads, $2.25 ! = oe | The Glass of Fashion $3.75 to $4.50 extra heavy Crochet HE women expect great things from s+ | HE SILK STORE OF SAINT \\ ° ‘4 Reflects Nothing cerned are now agreed that the pgift and Marseilles spreads, $2.95 TTC 88 ‘ 5 . . (¢, LOUIS.” and in our latest achievement we are sure their fondest ex- A ~~ — -— = St S = «& _— —-— | i! ( : = missal of the suit so that Kaye's rep uation might be properly cleared. Kaye was Western agent for the Nathan Manufacturing Co.,- which made railroad supplies. He was j ty ~ y, ee : =f : in civic affairs in | haw FP ah SABHA a LovelierT han the New was made. Seconds of $6.00 and £6.59 Satin Lee in his letter urged the Circuit Clerk to give publicity to the dis Marseilles Spreads, $4.95 . , s ae Seconds of $7 00 and e750 Satin pectations are realized. BAe se eI rcrryr: Marseilles Spreads, $5.50 Heavy raised patterns; extra close | $2 Navy Blue Chiffon Moonglo and Radium Silks, ) veave. {Second Floor—Nugents.) Taffetas, $1.69 $2.96 ARD-WIDE., lustrous Chiffon PoORTY inches wide, in exquis- Taffetas, firmly woven ite new printed designs, ex- Wanted a clusively handled here. | ; g ' : Staple Goods yo ae — ty ds, New Kumsi Kumsa Silks, His combination of the qual- LATS wy ard, $6.95 T ty of these goods and the 4 ARD-WIDE Silk Foulards really remarkable low pricing Ps : a variet) of smart new should sell every piece Wednes- aay . 7 a | Satin Stripe La Jerz, : 50c Corded Madras, 29c Yd. - | P Dew-Kist Silks, $4.95 ; Yard, $2.66 npg weal *» Madras Shirting. white -t?- bh Silk, ito the new if ricn colored j KEW Spring patterns and cant “nrine shades of “Suprem- ranwve of patterns — din* ors, with neavy eolored Sj acy “Tiernan racy : “Reflec. inches wide tion Conqueror, flesh and greatly interested University City; but found little time to devote to them except on Sundays when he would hold conferences | Ail NBL | a - a . _ . with city officials and make sugges- my WA tions as to municipal needs It was , ¢ it Hi Ni jy % prin this custom that earned for him the \ fey \ ih a, ) hz. unofficial title “Sunday Mayor.” SEN: Li, p (ae | a || ‘ —— —— — Se “Ap . y ’ ® You Will Be Surprised SS 240) * , ; i To see how wonderfully a thorough ee a f [ in & ig dry-cleaning and skillful pressing will 4 improve the looks of your clothing. Star Dyeing and Cleaning Co., Master | . . ; , : Dyers and Cleaners. 3 stores, 8 phones Lye oe | which shows a charming diversity of shape and col fT | Hee: or and the clever adaptation of smart trimmines. ee ae pa A AL IN OE NL A EE Re lg, a la ls . . - °

ROSES. qiiteeriy wealth of lhem, hlassom around thie hram (i! 0d Jrat aft fr pre hlack Milan straw, and then Pri AD hiide themselves wider crisp black tulle, which twists into a lovely ee het 0p: od how atop the crown. ee ae I ULL black Milan straw adapts itself fo a small hat readily. hut insists upon being conspicuous by reason of thre: fiat featlhe g tremis, whi rT I sind out aft thre har fo 3 Van if othe r mode Is, mode rately priv ( | at $10.00 and Up ee ee ee cond Floor N ivents dist netive wetwte ON carried ns ovels for ats ind dres«e-s Ox2uryecrxrz wrxerirt EXUEOEe Ee eee IW YI irrciryryrrrtxrrirrrrrirr rrxxyre REE es ee ee a ird leneths of ; " rr f9-VE _ ndian bie id Muslin 36 Incnes wore through a front door transom ates tae — peteconere : : | | A Truly Extraordinary Event Is __ a, 2 re Pretty Silks in a Wonderful Lot at One Price vard lengths of $2.50 Wash Satins, 40 inches $2.00 Dress Satins, 36 inches ; This is Better two to, Mhvard | lensthe of : ees wide 3 wide. $2.00 New Spring Foulard, 36 Than Laxatives | | The Annual Sale of Spring Dress Goods | | 2% ‘cied Nainsoox $2.50 Satin Charmeuse, 40 | $ ] 50 || : e —— ee er eS ae eee ee me 15-vard lenetha of $2.50 Satin de Chine. 40 inches $2.00 Imported Natural Color | Tan Pongee Silks. One NR Tablet Each Night for @ Two to ihe ane Make besstant ihesng $1.50 Storm Serge, $2.00 French Serge, $2.25 French Serge, ot inches Wink Te wide .... ee | seen Weed an S1.59 $1 75 70c and 75c Sheetin $2.00 Crepe de Chine, 40 inches 32. ard-Wide Chiffon Taf- : ‘ g, 65c fetas. Unnecessary. Try It. a Riceatiais ie sil aie Dial Sais $1 15 ort \ inch fine all \\ oo] | 7 rEg oe (Main Floor—Nugenta ) . sheeting Loo standard : | tions Mean a poorly nourished body and . ' } ‘elo} | , ’ - ° } ; eons > ° . r1OoOrees#] ‘ brand fulls —— Se * : - Ings, suitable ror the nest oft decorations. “Horsesh iY a fay $478 signs fi "chit a's fee S1.55 «et Mere. Potts trons; Me Clothes wagmotns made of $1.55 nd tand Vivroureun. SpoOPring Weep OD SR AAD, 000 8 tee Ge ee - ne © ef Owner ee Or oe OPO Oe Hw OOO Oe kor smart sults ORES OO TRRERE D> Tae RRM RE Rage eh Se FA ae vse box of Natures Remedy Hone for children's echo eh | | he GtPse before you feel and realize wanted shades, of signs for children 8 school Sunfast Drapery, 85c Yard a fi | is ever jonal NR ‘Tablet . | : | ate in roo $2.50 Wool Poplin, vian blue or hlack. wanted colors, such as frose, blue, eree? and and strong side $I 1? $10.00 Wasbine Sieiatiietin . - ; Ov ima: INR Tablets) and tuke one tablet each the fullest benefit \\ hen vo } get or hrow if cj « a. a > ~ \lost \ lieht 82.95 ‘Clethes Baskets: extra handies ch night for a week. Relief will follow ch ; Straightened Lift 7} ‘ >” i ' ‘teriif : a * 4 })] . tau UT rra\ ‘ , > » ; a nga aonear ge * ici map sui jak Prounas. In wonderful range of patterns and all the $1.50 Wash HKolilera: iaree So ge size. of strong Id : ve none} saly . wewen: arene ee Siti ; aod you will fee 1 Your best | r $3.25 Wool Poplin | I wire: eaay $1 895 P bi Own. Adjuatabic Curtain Stretchers. TUAMINE $7.95 it? nicke ? Va the eliminaiive organs 2 ' los 1} , the Very first dose, but a few days med wim or darn gray, tan ciose twill Nt the Sain you need jot ¢ ’ MACING > plum, Tan, gyreen, Bel . — (An at. ‘ ’ jat Pyrat & ore 2 } - | Remember, keeping well ch “asier and cheaper than getting well —— oe Water Pewer Washing We- . Nature's Remedy (NR Tablets) are a7 : . ) en 4 feud sraranteed and recommended by Forty inch fine all wool $2.75 Black Suiting $2.50 Yard Filet Net Curtains, $2.00 Pair. erage Rug RR chines, <0! Jovy” = G1 @ EO -Vur Cruggist. beldiang irening Reerd or ‘ i } eorrect c r ss S a?» eta . . . ‘ ded on ag ) Serge, $2.00 Fifty-four inch best wool Neat design. all double threaded, net all over <r amandry 8 Seap: nig? Stand: well limit 12 bare toa | | braced $1.39 — - itn werptit, hard i Esti as. Soe } 7 4, % ’ pgs ‘ , / | , ‘4 ‘° ’ " “oft ‘ “On 4] oh al ' iy! (Y Opin, Qo ( welreht, ° . orne ‘ *< — . j . hyped: (aires | sood shades 0” navy blue, NE em ea. | bard frish in navy bluc oc | | and plain border effects in cream and Aradian grade (limit 12 bars to ‘ ae - ee | , double warp serge. bard ilil- hare mnisn in nay ie © ondas have S125 Waeb Heackes; folding: Aa " 6 23c hold odin, . = faupe ray AD ican brown, anal colors , very subetant! B rym A | hurcundy or pluin, ish. close tw ill. yet blael. hla .. rma ee | i OLOTS, ‘timeads ‘Sinan tieiilinaiaic fer meet Ba tantial 95¢ etter than Pills 4 : a For ‘Liver’. fs. 25¢ Bo ; : : B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO., Broadway, Washington Av. and St. Charles 8t. ath

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TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 1919. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ ea ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -_. SMEEEGner © lw axcaus tear 2 oeeln aa ee. Saeee ran TE VROMANOE” SW kK S J “ame CVINNICD'G “THE COPPERHEAD pare ated, 2221S ALTS FINE i OR LEADS ORPHEUM wu. THIN PEOP LE Sa 7 xtra ie OM : nha aha singer gave Judging from the countless prepara ons “s% wera r hd o « . Qv A SC KAaAC > AS fhkel ASS EE Ys . rr ' ‘ ees ’ and treatments which are continually GUSTUS MAS’ plaveraft, | y else we have backache we men ! A shggside ceerane eg pes. ‘0 kidney region, severe adequate and s} mpathetic interpre- being advertised for the purpose of mak- BY RICHARD ‘ PON fhe stage [ treater last nig 4 a sinister figure peel: ceremoniously > on eo vou? se . in the krdn vy region 2 : oe ree oe twinges torpid | tation to a number of Wenrich’'s ing thin people fleshy, deweloping arms, ‘ sé . ‘ ws) 10 ? . > > Ak eS rheumatic pa 7 | . , | mame Loppenesd. ogi sre, Musterole Loosens Up Those eada ache aes +h. sleeplessness and Compositions, including a new neck and bust, and replacing ugly hel- night at the Shubert-Jefferson Thea- Stitt J t D es Out Pai + ne acid nen 1, Bie a = eM : ter. made the days of Sumter and ‘on § drives u a ial] sorts of bladder disorders. ) eS epee ve the usual vaudeville | ! é' : iS , sion Y : mat : A ie ios " ve : ’ ern : ; " , me ry " s Tii Omer! ’ ne Vicksburg-seem as real and as close You'll know why thousands use, You simply must keep your Sc ) d y thousands of men and women who } ha ’ ’ ; ’ , ; ot: » £ i ‘1 ee i ‘] the moment vou Af “4 hk @¢ nly L€ (nei: exceseire thinness. t : 9 the days of Chateau-| experienc he | active and « lean, and ’ yt a fips | fi hand Ss f \ Musterole once you pe e e t we i é ils ia nain $ the kidnev Walter Deleon and Mary Davies CThinness and weakness are usually due ‘9 . . , , ra ( rT): : +h ft Gc iry ed lines gs" of unusual quality) Pws end angles by the #0 of health nd beauty, there are evi- dramatic cfme tery a 3 emerged W ith rather % The mold of long s¢ Thierry and the A rgonne are now. glad relief it gives. "e di to cling to that mild We saw the boys in blue marching Get a jar at once from the nearest | region, get about four ie thie tin wits the siiheuttion tar. é shosphate than } yntained In modern away to the tune of “John Brown’s| drug store. It is a clean, white oint- Salts from any good so — — > . ‘ , . > : foods Physicians ¢ rn there !s noth- Pasl tem aca of ate ' i ‘orres yondent and a girl he Body”’’—-that air which in those ae ment, made with the oil of mustard. | take a teaspoonful in a giass or water pariabalinat ing that will supply this deficiency so of Jad | havea eclassv little act in which they to starved nerves ur bodies need more jw have rotted. , justy ves, it lay ¢ vy Gdavs and Meets i” Frances trving to make glo y Ue : well as the organic phosphate known aang itself, in the soul of a great Better than a mustard plaster and does | heforve breakfast for a few B. Gis te | j “Mine | B S d fort | vour kidnevs will then act fine. [his themselves understood in book mong druggists as bitro-phosphate. woman, to the sublime words, Mine} not blister. rings ease and comfo your kidneys” | 2 ope Png MR eg I gy atte | sts a oe Sasrené: 0 death thn eyes have seen the glory of the com-| while it is being rubbed on! famous salts ig made from the acid of | French, only to discover a hich {ts inexpensive, and is sold by yl ’ 4 es Z repul. ible boots and Finést all-leather Women's sample Heavy wide cord, Ba @ et of the Legion © Music Folds or Silk Gloves, 2- for children'¢= a » frayed Cases, with clasp, with con- coats: white, na _ F wpor: ee) a buckle or spring trasting stitching; and black; ya i & nothing » ie £ black and white, at : ake buckling ewarver, th | i the robust, moeking . oe frightful and bastlisk C ‘4 vorite «re ation of Off . = Bridau lapel. Musterole is recommended by many § grapes and lemon juice, eombined with hat they are both Americans. udge & — tesa seb biggest value in St. thy " : . } ah i So ’ av Johnsor sros brug Dus olff-Wiilse doctors and nurses, Millionsofjarsare jithia, and is harmless to flush There is a much-he ralde d playlet rus ed se gE wt gociniaink Ra re sg Louis those who were, or were believed to | used annually for bronchitis, croup, stiff clagged kidneys and stimulate them called ‘On the High seas. The dia- aiarantes of entisfaction ec ener beak. $1.00 DOWN and aie 4 WEEK be, disloyal to the flag under which | neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheu- ;9 normal activity. It also neutral- logue part of it is rather poor and = yy ¢ecuiug the nerves directly and by sloy: ; i ne * AE . " e body cells with t Os - Z ) . of matism, lumbago, pains and aches of the izes the acids so it no longer irritates, forced melodrama and it relies main- 84 aber Mi Be ay heat 9 ee aioe back or joints, sprains, sore muscles; thus ending bladder disorders ly on seenic effects to the noisy ac- p! osphate gGuickly produces a eee , ' si as , 4 retina transformatio tne appearanc tne bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of | Jad Salts is harmless, inexpensive, companiment of bursting bombs ea ly + fon 2 od so owt old He l And we felt, in the last act | the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). makes a delightful effervescent lithia- which fill the house with an acrid toniehing cuskimch: tiki’ dteieiinied f e st act, . : “ : : c sé . ; his increase in relgeht . Sareete : i | 30c and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50, water drink which everybody should smoke which makes the audience with it ms " amin) improvement in the the spirit of Lincoln, speaking from | ‘take w and then to keep their kid-| think it has been gassed. As an in- health. Nervousness, sleeplessness and the dust of 40 vears to clear a long | take. no c ‘ . eo . & , S : lack of energy. whit h nearly alwavs ac- 426 WN. Sixth st. Ket’ , nevs elean, thus avoiding serious ¢Om- | convenience at the Orpheum it is a company excessive thinness, soon disap- ; , Onvosite Columbia Theater 1904 ing of the Lord.” We felt the detes- tation which loval spirits visited on they lived. We saw the tragedy such a belief in the family of Milt Shanks, one-time nelghbor of Lin- Philippe gallant ef rags and radio of * The Honor I 38 a play in four acts ad £ , : . : . »” tert ible novel, zac & misunderstanding, and to bear wit-| ness that the seeming copperhead was no less loyal than the men who} had despised him, and that he had sacrificed far more than they. Propaganda was not the least of the author's purposes in writ, | , dog act on the “The Copperhead.” The play was) meant, as the playwright has de-. clared, to teach that a record of dis- | loyalty such as meant ostracism for! , , - pear, dull eves wecome bright. and pale plications, ; novelty cheeks glow. with the bloom of perfect A well-known local druggist says he Jez Sothern, billed as a “photo- health =. gees oF Pst Se ee p Well-known a re Fs an ? roan bth mt : » ; |TION—Although bitro-phosphate NOW FOR BETTER INDUSTRIAL | |lieve in overcoming kidney trouble’ Pickford and sings ‘‘cute’’ songs with tlecvivasness and general rem ey—greater output—Detter product—- whiJe it is only trouble.—ADV. a baby lisp There also is a trained flesh-growing properties. be e r get the right workers through P.-D. a leuse teen Pp ~~ C h t erca es R: jo ecee pg: rriance roc é Double fold, dark m of the utmost deadli 1 crities . 7 ; Yard wide; All- , Se the scene a Silk Fay Se otton” blue styles; neat rich and cretinous veautifu cole ' “le Jean-. o mbinations; Mercerized; uncle, ‘ colors; at : serves in his decrepit === | cile mind two frenzif = 5 1 5 for money and one f a youns woman , \ ‘a’ desire t 5 =) > . \f (yr ¢ ; r g 7rTA y . $7 , ‘ . + ‘ a Tie ix th more fo But, damn it,” says another vet- | and ‘belt effects ; made of rood quality erge, W 00! poplin, silk faille, taf A showing of thoes Maunsell cae aie ie ae > he men 4 eran, “in all these years we've de- feta and novelty silks; smart, serviceable skirts and wonderful values. Tek gee RE Seay ) spised you, why haven't you told?” SRC, met e's are now the height of fashion. Clever developments reninl; he coaxes Mi This is indeed liffic . ; “ : ; in coat Le eff ets. +) 1] l; r aY ikke ‘s : OD sa R 9 H ved words and stra d a difficult question. Pf eet Circula ae ks, dd} ipe d etieets, 6. C 11¢ ; . ntiiemsina’ sian Milt's reply 13 that, with his wife and BE deep yokes and Dolman styles—many lined with Pek thie cue acl on dead, there was no one. compar- . T ] But never for i Blankets} | Sheeting OWES FEE freer wat thin 1a) 50 pairs heavy Hemmed huck; rad», exhaling ey woo! finish Blan- Bleached Sheet- size 18x36: some mS homente« mh ines kets; large dou- ing; 2 inches stained: others ; dinger and mena ble bed size; gray wide; full pieces; | or fancy platds; pair for | heautiful silks (tively speaking, whom it was worth | eautiful silks, vhile to tell. This is made plausible ‘ 5 " vi , ' a, _ a = 7 = —_ ‘ — > ve oe . 3\ omen] if at all, only through the hint that. \ % = : ng \ ; . . = ; = rs > 2 - he bitterness of Milt’s wartime expe- | =o RIL } — —"" sg * CO riences affected his reason. Certain- ; vet e- * ee ae P ak | _ ~ iy, in the modern spy play, the hero ; : iz af does not keep the mask on 40 min-. © | utes, let alone 40 years, after the o casion for the masquerade -has ceased, perfect; sale price, e7 rrado is aln sale price, yd., at each, . irnousciant ' ‘Murm, hi $ 98 , Pe ior sagacit ® fafen, Col. Pridaw — i narshal of Frane Balvac’« Story « AS in “Mister A $4 Gray and Brown Boots, $2.95 @ f “yin hicl® solely for th A special underprice purchase mattis us to - 2. me: ‘. Alt tme FF offer you these stylish boots at cast by which he ta The best traditions of the house- hold of Barrymore nre maintained in Lionel Barrymore's portrayal of Milt. Inthe w: irtime scenes, he an- pears as the wholesome. rural Illinois ° | ort that Lincoln love ‘dd to have abort \ ) a a him. The best of his art is reserved e rlmMmMe l O r CS for the 2 final scene, when the relics of Lincoln are reverentiyv displayed less than cost to make. Choose a brilliant; the ¢ . p . ‘hnagacterization o1 of Lincoln seems to possess him. from brown or gray leathers; high Sallis thohere- a by the old man. and when the spirit Comparison Will Prove Them Far Superior $5 O() His Story of Linco, to Any Other Hats in St. Louis at This Price and low heels; lace style; every | bortmit of old Row | clepng called to Washineton by ; pair perfect ; all §12e8s. This is one whip peerings ined = erg oe recounts to the little All the new and becoming stvles—side Rough straws combined with satin of the best values offered for : Obsession in the dot sroup 8 marlon , ’ , R e ; ' ‘ MaMa) pe ti rege I ehywril ted rt nei turns, close-fitting turbans, mushrooms, or Georgette crepe, also lisere and many months and well worth naga » « / myn WW aCe shiny straw combined with satin or ~ ints snails r : i¢ 4 ? i rt | ¢) gy “~ ' r . t . | te ; AL ame alk ieee | | Mouse-—-he walked over to’erd a win- large sailors, turn-up-in-front effects; in | REE 1 bit taking advantage of. Soa fnd-water dilut! der, and, without turning round he navy. brow? — lewiins Biene Joat (;eorgette with trimmings of straw nov- 3 hs a : : , Enough incidents se enue & 3 8 ‘Own, Durple, lav blue. 7 Aa, « ; , ee ea, OES : ‘ Says: “Milt, how much do you love met 1, | Ja, iS les .ribbon bows, flowers and orna Ss es ie \ . : the French maste your country?’ ‘I cahilate I'd die taupe and black. ments. COR se) a - Matic action; bt fur it, ] Bez. ‘Thousands o' boys I r~ irtiess al Phillipe yon ! Seoundre! as Cilet * still greater ond Phil . 1st ive 0 ia Prot noveity pockets i P AS made of poplin and _ oS MUSE not only win, fancy material. ' $15. 00 Felt Mattress = “a te Thus ll _ . . ; = gees 4 oe , \ genuine i-Layer Felt Mattress. — Pine@s Halzac beni I puial t lades, full 45 he wel@ht- cavered tn beet 5 Hares tee elmin ted ay rey iening sole oo $10 c. & the uritan maxim a guarantee a “sites oe * , * 7 Wedneeday, specia| 2 right Which ; in | ee | 3 ‘Uri®us to itne $8.00 Felt Mattress ade pe witneg : 2 , $ “ars fsrunmdas ner Genuine A!l-Felt Mattress; a}! - j ' nap covered tn good tick- Prom ty ha for basin ' s. Wednesday ony at. a "nh Virtue can wre friend.’ ‘Goon,’ I sex. ‘The South —— \ ee ) | ern sympathizers are vin ii | * “ee MUAUTION uw) mad: them. in advanee ) pat iiZ i si ‘ UlPRANIZINg in \ ; > our State——reaily worse than the «o! . spring styies eCTALT: | it i and otfered to ) 7S Oe Women's an: Misses’ new irae : eatin’ in the eyes of men and women—ter ee \ & aN 31) l0 f y ) ik eat yer heart out--alone—fer vou Ps oa me O O a; me a | 25 S 7 | better fighting uits es oe Joseph lost nt . So he Wis . on a ig! . 4 7 an matt rt ce diers I want You ter ine thier ’ You nt reat price COMCERSTONS ricesg ? : a ye ritting Sieeves., raightiimne nox or tailored coats with canee inf ee aa i kato ; . “a 7 = ; : : gt ‘ ape Cap ae Coat f ‘ Fast f , }) VU, my $2 O5.00 waist eoats or vestee a} d long. narrow skirts the nation s ad vi , hi tl ii | ; seer: es /~, . Cape-Coatee, Kastern Mink ¥ 12.50 laid my hand whe: the blu, 2 ned ss . | vere: , . f . a ¢ o Bil the stars, and put hid hand ov. , as / jee 4/9 Hudson Seal Coat...... $345.00 2 éF 54S GS aa eae q | f ] Siberian Squirrel Coat... $295.00 $5 Mattress =e 6O" Tt. should see (Inod Qua!- cy 3 Tread halzae'’s “tory ity Fett-Top 2 HMSO Georg ette Mattress; a! . 7% ot “ rae all shades sizes: special, = i Te Fortity the § ne ? “4 ‘ake Laxative Bre at... , e . “4 whith destroy ge "dad Laxative and - ra 3 Gri ntliuensa CigugegagaW c Give Eagle Stamps ER “treme Gunined © Shature on tiie Lea Tihs oe rete “ay ae i | agen . i D ) 4 liaskan box RY arfs. oe », § 4.75 4 Birie liertha Mann. on th f

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1.35 ordu- OY y wide cord, children’s white, nav black; yard, Ic 29c rcales le fold, dark styles; es; yard, 5c 48c sras- ieres lidivy made: quality; 48c b; sizes 34 'y special, each 5c 1.69 heets bleached, ed Sheets; long; 72x99; perfect; sale 30 neat ° Blue ambray hirts made; full $1.25 value; 9c Huck Owels ed huck: 18x36; some pd; others t; sale price, Sc ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 1919. I MSKINNER'S GEN WT DEADLY DESPERA iyaerar Actor Scores in Revival | 1 ‘of Balzac According to Mrs. % Grundy. ee nea * BY RICHARD L. STOKES. PON the stage of the American Theater last night there strode 'a sinister figure which. dramatic cemetery a decade ago, re- emerged with rather a spectral air. mold of long sepulture seemed ae to that mildewed greatcoat, “have rotted those i os: it lay dusty upon the jet of the Legion of Honor 190 a frayed lapel. But there was nothing of the ghost in the swash- fuekling swaseer, the crimson face, the robust, mocking laughter, the | frightful and basilisk eye of that fa- | yorite creation of Otis Skinner—Col. philippe Bridau. This debonnair - poleon of small-town strategy, is the hero of “The Honor of the Family,” a play in four acts adapted from Bal- gae’s terrible novel, “La Rabouil- jeuse.”” Col. Bridau, diagnose at i of the utmost deadliness, character struts into rlance «as satyr Rouget, rich and cretinous old unele, Jean-Jacques ciie mind two frenzied passions, for money and one for I'lore Prazier, a young woman who house and rules him like a Messa- lina. With the aid of Max Gilet, a $2.95 nables us to —, por covering, able patterns recent Water- @ stores, bar- 69c lattress Felt Mattress: covered in best ie: $10 Mit! $6 tress: ali bd tick- handsome and villainous campaigner of the Napoleonic wars, | having | “pen ceremoniously interred in the deplorable | dis- | pepul. able boots and stained the scar- | ribbon | gallant of rags and tatters, this Na- | whom everyone would SUFFRAGISTS SURE OF 7 ee Sauiebae. (ay bi ffroth {“olo. ] 3- . if ‘7, ‘ TORY NEXT TIME 'Mass. W ecks (a) aerpom ; ii ae Net gain, 1. “Eorm 1art”’ Indicates a/| Chart” Indicates @/Fu ie STATE INCOME TAXES | Their | Gain of One Vote in 13 | ; | Single Men Pay on $3000 a Year, | Senate eames, Married Men on $4000. WASHINGTON, Feb., 18.—Stiffrage| State income tax returns are being ete win Yn the next Senate of the/ filed at the Assessor's office at the : | a States if the “form chart” of! city hall. Fine and éaders of the move eh ovement is correct.| are provided for persons failing to When the House re solution for the make returns by March 1. That part submission of a suffr: ige amendment | oe the states was voted on in the| Of incomes in excess of $3000 a year ; ¢ * . 4 nate last Monday, it lacked but! in the case of single persons, | One vote of the necessary two- “thirds | | majo smell By virtue of changes in| ried persons or heads of families. eae dacaes DP, suffrage advocates be-!| are subject to a tax of one-half of. y will obtain this vote in the | 1 per cent | next Congress. whites Thirteen of t} It was erroneously stated in the. 1e prese > iti 'of the Senate 7 , ent members Home Edition of yesterday’s Post- | comers. In abe eon way to new-| Dispatch that single persons whose | comin in. SAR CSS the in-| income is $2000 or more have to) | § member is expected to vote| make returns the same way as } ' es - | ay as his predecessor. In} two, the suffragists will lose votes | i | imprisonment | and in excess of $4000 in the case of mar- American Food for Poland. By the Associated Press ASLE, Feb. 18.—Three Amer- | ican steamers laden with foodstuffs | for Poland arrived at Neufahrwasser. on the Gulf of Danzig, at noon Mon- according to Danzig advices re- | | and in three they will gain—a net | increase of one. Here is the chart: “‘f”’ after a name inidcates for suffrage: ‘‘a” against | it: | SENATORS. | Ps ye New Gain. Loss day, +: Aad ; br I -ceived here. Hardwick (a) Harris ia).. _traordinary heroism in action, | Company / advanced ‘had become lost. For 'shell hole to another, | or water TWO MISSOURIANS AND MAN FROM ILLINOIS: ARE CITED pines bs at all They Are Named as Having Received the D. S: C. for Extraordinary Heroism. Two Missourians and one Iflinois man are named as recipients of the Distinguished Service Cross, for ex- in tRe citations, made Department to- official the War following public by day: ' Lieutenant Ray FE. Infantry, For extraor- near Nan- severely Second son, 317th dinary heroism in action tillois, Oct. 5. Although wounded, Lieut. Watson to lead his platoon of the machine- with great coolness of personal danger attacking infantry dropped back in the face of heavy machine-gun fire, he held his posi- tion in front of them until they re- turned to the attack. Mrs. Kate Watson, mother, Joplin, Mo Private Herman G. Paustian, D, 316 Infantry. For ex- traordinary heroism in action near Verdun, Nov. 7.—Private Paustian ahead of his battalion Zun company and disregard When the during a heavy barrage cate a small group two days and nights he carried messages from one having no food period. His nder during that work was carried on wu Company Wat- | ' successfully continued | ST.LOWS POST-NISPATCH times, but with eat courage he remained at his adie killing at least two enemy | Snipers. Elma Paustian, mother, 3871 Fast Sixty-second str: et. Kan- gas City. Mo First Sergeant Ralph A. Capen, A, 311) Machine Gun sJattalion. for extraordinary hero- ism in action necr Montfaucon, Sept 29-Oct. 1. Sept. 29 Capen voluntarily left a place of safety and rescued a wounded comrade and broughi him to a place of. shelter. Oct. 1 he volunteered to carrying rations to his making repeated trips heavy artillery, fire, and each accomplished his sion. Benjamin F. Capen, Mattoon, Ill. Ssergt. assist in company, through tune nfis- father, SEEKS NEWS OF SON IN MARINES trying to lo-| of Americans, who! Oct. 27 from her son, | wounded intense | Della E. Miner of 2840 North highway is trying to learn from returning Marines what hap- pened to her son, Private Paul E Miner of the Fifty-fifth Company, Fifth Regiment, Marine Corps, Pri- vate Miner as officially missing in actio: ot. 4, Mrs. Miner received letter ZAicaa he Sav 2 Son Mrs. King’s repo 1928, and from Aisanpear in action” in‘'a bat. that started Oc and davs. Mrs. lasted Miner nas a fetter dated who had been and was colnvalescing in Hospital No. 45, at Lyons, Franc: The War De] information than that her son was reported missing, and she hope~« some of the Marines from overseas have information about him. artment has no other COUNT FET! NO REUMATIC PAINS Lyon t Sutter! Instant Reliet fol- lows a Rubbing with “‘St.. Jacobs Liniment. ”’ What’s Rheumatism? Pain only! Stop drugging! Not one case in fifty requires internal treatment. Rub soothing, penetrating ‘‘St. Jacob’s L.iniment’’ directly upon the ‘‘ten- der spot’’ and relief comes instantly. “St. Jacob’s Liniment’’ is a harmless rheumatism cure which cannot burn the skin Limber up! Quit complaining! Get small trial bottle from your drug- st, and in just a moment you’!l be from rheumatic pain, soreness, stiffness and swelling. Don’t suffer Relief and a cure await von. ‘‘St. Jacob’s Liniment’’ has cured miilions of rneumatism sufferers in the last half century, and is just as good for sciatica, neuralgia, iumbago, back- che and svrains.—ADV. freo ihe scene at a critical moment. His | of an) pre-: serves in his decrepit body and imbe- | one | lives in his! she is about | to despoil the wretched old man of | his money, after which- Flore and Max are to decamp. mother and brother, les8 young painter, arrive to the fortune to the family Rouget from the folly and evil of his life. They are made short work of by Max and Flore, who easily banish them from the house. ; Napoleon of Village Strategy. Philippe finds the enemy entrenched in the stronchold and his uncle’ a prisoner. With a mighty crash of his cane on the table he de- livers his challenge—this is to be no siege, but an assault by storm. The Philippe’s¢ Joseph, an art. | Save | and turn! ' firmly battle is carried to the foe with the | elan and intre pidity of a Bonaparte: also admiration of his nephew; Flore trembles new and iron master; Max, out- maneuvered into a duel with Bri- dau’s favorite weapon, the sword, is killed; Flore is packed and Philippe and his mother conquerors in the household, before her In Corm- ‘wand of Rouget and his fortune. Skinner embellishes fll the meticulous artistic éf@ake-up, costume, gesture, mod- ulation of voice and nuarces ¢éf act- ing that make him the sole surviyo wf the great days of the sage. It is one of those rare po.- irayais. in which the has st saturated himself ia a fictitious per- | fonage as to live und be that char-| feter. Note the bell-top hat tilted | forward belligerently upon the! actor | bridge of his nose, the bavonet-like, mustachios, the saber cut cheek; the shoulders, | menacing as a upturned acr%es the squat, powerful and howitzer; the fiercely brandished Walking stick: the costume that is the last word of poverty and decay. | He is the more formidable a cut-'| throat because he is amiable and fenial; he coaxes his un-«le with hon- ‘yed words and strokes him with af- | ectionate caresses; he vith his gay and ironical eallantries. ut never for a moment can frget that this is an authentic des- | rads, exhaling even in his suavest | homents an inescapabl: “ura of | Ginger and menace. And the Mrado is almost ennobled bv his! imousciant audacity, his superficial | ‘farm, his ruthless will and his su- P@ ior sagacity Had not Napoleen fallen, Col. Bridau would have been | & harshal of France. Balzac’s Story Sentimentalized. 48 in “Mister Antonio,” in which Skfiner was seen here last year, “The Honor of the Family” is a ve- | hicie solely for the star. Hg,is the piclure; all the rest is fram The a by which he is supported is in no | ¥ brilliant: the only markworthy cha Cterization outside of Col. Bri- | dad iis Robert Harrison’s masterly bortmit of old Rouget, with his senile Whifperings and endearments, his obseBsion in the dotage by two odious PASSIOD Ss, And the play itself—what a and-Water dilution of Balzac’s nove’! Enough incidents are borrowed fron) the French master to make a dara- matic action: but the entire spirit @nd lesson are dissipated. Balzac Was truthful and daring enough to | show that good often suecumbs to | evi] because it is good: and that | Wiekedness) can frequently be con- | Wered only by greater iniquity in this Version Philippe succeeds where his brother fails because he is the better fizhtine according to Balgac because * Was artiess and innocent, while Philippe yon because, notable a oundrel as Gilet was, Philippe was | * still greater one. In the play Philippe’s motives are as high as thoge of his brother and mother; he) mudt not oniy win, but win in a good “ie. Thus all the which Haak” Balzac beside Sophocles and Har y is elminated out of respect for the Puritan maxim that it is only the right’ Which can prevail. Anyone "Urlous to witness the ruin whiecn rf. Grundy, sentimentality and the MAM for basing triumph = ontyv " Vittue can wreak upon a work of “rt, should seb the play and then) Tead Balzac’ | ' | , ._* i subdues hs iore | | j one des- | milk- man; Joseph lost precisely rons ; Story To Fortity the System Against Grip bray Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets feh destroy, kerma, act as a Tonite iy Laxative and thus prevent Colds* mae and influenza. There is only one Broin6 Quinine.” cE W. Grove's Signature Ol tue box 20c Ady. -old Rouget is reduced. to terror and '! redoubtable | off to Paris; | remain | this-part with | touches | Ameritenn | "--. and at the Waldorf-Astoria eA fact: The Waldorf in New York is but one of the many hotels all over the country, where Fatima is the largest-selling cigarette. The same thing is true, for example —at the Astor, New York, where over 200,000 Fatimas are sold every month; —at the Willard, in Washington; —at the Gibson and the Sinton, in Cincinnati; —at the Copley Plaza, the Touraine, the Parker House and Young’s, in Boston; —and at dozens of other leading hotels (and clubs, too) all over the country. Liggatte Myprs Zibocce Cs FATIMA A Sensible Cig quumtesummnee NOTE —At such places as these, low price doesn't count. Fatimas lead in sales, not because of their low price, but because men PREFER them to higher-priced cigarettes. They prefer Fatima’e taste; and they find that Fatimas treat them rig ht. arette 9 ~ SRA SR ARERR RSA ER SRR UR ERR ER FRR A SRR ER RR Save! sare sare! WALL PAPER SALE! ry Let Wa — Show You Hew te Sare! WOOL SERGE 6-inch plain Serge, in different versed” SLOD a) ward: I special, per , nme CEORGETTE CREPE rd ¢1. 69 al (Main Lowest Prices Our Chief Attraction _ DAMASK MPa $1.00 | te a F hoor) a — = Wash ositeiinainiiiaiaiateniii ‘ * Cepyper ee ee | E a Keadine Bev and tur! Matue ’ : 4 . : a Sy P " ter a ; t 4 AGC po |i ORe Barzal Vill Remnants of will Hieached VMousiin na up? . - : — oe iS. 00 SHOES 98c Sa eee Rheumatism? Try “Snake Oi!” Guaranteed To Be Satisfactory or Money Back Co. St. Louls, Mo.—ADV No Trouble to Remove Superfluous Hair (Toilet Tips [™ “A lered leiatone not mar tA THE SPRINGTIME TONIC For Nervous, Weak Men and Women Is CADOMENE arom Sold by All Druggusts ADV -8top Your Coughing No need to let that cough persist. Stop the frritation, and remove ticklt and hoarve ness by soothing the throat with PISO’S LOOSEN UP THAT HEAYY COLD Go after it right away with Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey. e } Pon t mi it a develop into something dangerous. romp' use of Dr sells Pine-Tar lioney ac cording to directions will bring a quick, gratifying relicf and help to get vou on the well list. Its healing ingredients don't give any leeway to a cold. They help to ease inflammation, check the cough provoking tickle, allay inflammation, loosen phiegm, and clear the air pas Tens of thousands use it reg Economical, safe, antisepti reliever for old and ated $1.20. ADr.Bell's 2 Pine Tar Honey Sor Coughs &Colds Ccnance sages ularly. \ quick young. oe, Gtk cough Carter’s Little Liver Pills will set you right over night. Purely Vegetabie Carter’s Iron Pills will restore color to the faces of these who lack Ioan fn the Moet as most pale-faced te Cmte wees er. ee Ne “ e Pri Rialg, hi ARN oh r 7 aR ee ee D> tere ~~ Pat = wl * ad 2” ~ 528% i sedi -alaaal agp Oakes ~ a / * TE ~ nd th Or Meer ie le o a Sek ~ * a i i, don

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— 2 ave ee " wee Se he anal PEE e +) ond 4 - 6 ss een ee 93 : — 2 76 r ’ Pens 2 + 7 de 4 PQ OT: “ . W-_ ‘ome “~ » ee seus the War Department was conibins ery source wnere additional Snip io lyt am 2 A SO Sig BREMNER IR Yee” SANT aag Meee: nine to bring the troops home m ibe tound Railroads Congested, Baker Says. “As to the crowding at brest,”’ the tha ~ > . : . ~O Ry wegen Poo we EE — + 3 - - . . ™ ~ ~oew wy sa oe > . a pd ~~ ba nee . . - ~ > « » . . ~~ _ ‘ “ me s » . ~ “ 4 : ‘ ? > PRIS ee ~ : . se) oat ‘ PB gases hs onto AY Re he Spat : poe rh De & Et eee TA VPs > a? fe . : z “ eae Pato Mex \ . ay nee? : oa ~ or : “* tan. Ae * “ ae tn s are LO ee AK OOD et Kea a Saas . ie ~* ~ “y , SRR ut T have been told that the French roilroad congestion is such that it is 5) ° ) nee . : ’ ° . . , . . scensary for we to pes the French In Fulton trucks every iota of energy is vransleted into useful driving power by “triple railroads when we can get |tnem-/| heating” the cas—an exclusive feature. & . s ? , _ ‘ . hs eget © Much Rain and Vind. Z y Sn ae - ; EAD). 9O BRS hewn, wt that and the French mscsarry 29 wed 2 sy a been overestimated | oe 2804-2806 Pine Street St. Louis, Mo. ig ; tf ‘ “When the Senato!l ‘savs ‘unsan! 3 ) a j ‘ ‘ — ; > if do not think he means un- } “4 -—_—__ ee —_— om ~~ ; 4 Det dt ‘ : | . . ‘ ‘ . i ie |, : SiLili i \ 13 Tne sense Lilet it l+ ult) 7 wy pe 4 lean, There are simply oceans oc! [ was at Brest substantially at this time last vear. It rains there 3859 days out of 365, and sometimes five times a day The mud seems to be ‘ 3] our bie trouble there The Secretarv added that return ing officers and others who had . passed through Erest recently had ; told him that food conditions were very good and that, outside of the weather and the mud, they saw little to complain of He said he could 1! imagine the feeling of the men " ‘ . : well imagin That ‘model 16 at your new price is the waiting in that camp for returning hips, however, and fully sympa- h t t uck PY t ] 9 siteedt with olf thn Gladbatent cid. on Cheapest tr in the world. happiness that this waiting under | SARA FoR So RRR RRR RR ARR AR RR RAR RR A RA A SRERRERIRI rons coereT fance ae boogens LSE 8 i RAAT E LAY inpleasant conditions entailed. i : As an Instance of the arrange S b . ments for feeding the troops at O Said a western dealer at the Chicago show. Brest, Baker said he had been told of a da recently when 6000 men were served with a total of 20,000 Got cakes. 1 1 | Yes, he was a GMC dealer and was talking “When vou think of mass cooking for soldiers, he said, “cooking flan- t ft t * jacks for them is going about the O a aC Ory representative. limit Phenomenal Values! 300 Dresses at About Cost Price! uae Owens. Live In,” He further said: ae has no equal”. the so tee ress, NEW YORK. Leb 18 L'nited PP ls gan . Wednesday Sale > ; ) said, in order that they a oe Cah eer A A psc - ee ia . ’ . | - / 4 sport o W; ishington the de. : 7 ; — - we — . » ‘ - ' yh PHAR AAD AD AAR RGR RES BRR aa RR a ar SR RS RR SR RR EAR oe re ur ‘rT* ¥. hmm. ’ , The ouble over there.’ said rn Sia FER RRR RSS SR RS RRR RR RRR tt ee ee —— a en — acess ee: en NC wees at _ AR Ra pe » os ~— ~ 3 . ess: te 4 4 K erie ae 3 3 sige: ‘s aBon. as. 7 ee

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——- ore — POST- DISPATCH ) | TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY Js, 1919 — — ee omy icp FENINBS LINE E FARES SER ey ae Ra . SD REA sd ie hy th get : : 4 . ce pd ot ase i mone .o two ce f é' ee Y ve to ! ) T way C et Louis & Jennings Rail-)| children and from two to fi . eS + ~ . i] . j “e} e. ’ : . : ‘ ’ ‘ in Pens - JER: "EAE | re ’ Ly 0 whik h Operates a Car iine in’ tor adults between Robin an a pris . GQ; Coot HSSiON Vester-. St 7 r Notice , Ne AN i NE . ilar Types ; = See euis and St. Louis County. ‘he | avenues. A J ie Est RE-ELECTION IN DOUBT — re pARAA LS ee President of Board of Aldermen Opposed Kiel’s U. R. Pree Spending 8 years in the Is Closely Aligned With Koeln. — . ——~ a el ’ > . Phere is iiVeLy Speculatliogo) j pay air-cooled automobile business, Ailvinee a tanalte for seaie| {IB raat has taught us the things cols pile | — that make an air-cooled car right and satisfactory cece rpms done es casa | to the owner. toes newepeoers roger ail | lies Aiea 5 — le a —. ee CEST Re eee te stbiild od conseeasinn nae aac aaat dete a aa — ~ ———-_ —— ee ee. ~ _ oe ms = aed ~ an . 1908066064 COOSCSCORSCO CCE SESE 2 -- Neve | ere are certaln Lcepublican less e) : Wid Stil fil K it if Aloe runs or / / C utomo / - UD ‘e-election he rill not have the active O support of the -jel-Schmoll machine ana na 9 strone machine ¢; rdid: » lignt be brougl i ¢ th ) ONDOS , ominatio | we are exhibiting the car that oe ° ; we know is the highest “i Lighter—by a Hundred Pounds “ P ° + rae preemies ~~ Priaiar + ” development (7) this line. ee wl nee oe “eee > hee | [S| The use of aluminum exclusively, in the a perfectly balanced standard chassis of fin- In Or iM, Sy Doan ts Mayor csuik eae | IS) body of the Jordan Suburban Seven, has _ ished mechanical excellence. L candidate | lightened it by a full hundred pounds. oo | other men high in the | HI cece: K.quipment is complete. ‘Marshall cush- the Kiel-Schmoll coun. | Che ripples, rumbles and rust, so common ; ais a m whom Aloe also eould de-| aes ion springs. ‘Tailored top. Tonneau light. or moral as well as substan to the old style of body, are eliminated in : iaidl sensors ae . Rim wind clock. Macbeth lenses. Moto- : the new Jordan. ee Oe ae | chy aes | Meter. Curtains that open with the doors. | oie ‘ailiauhh:-tha treme Ga lala | It is fashionably low. Has no unsightly ma single part n he brought dowf uj | espe . : : | ann ii, it : Be a ee ee ee sie bulge. Straight sides with smartly beveled Optional colors—Briarclift green and CIipllaled bd Railways q edges. \Vide, square doors. Mounted on Liberty blue. While Aloe confinues to as: tH vel) LO the : Space— Franklin Automobile (F Supply Co. has hi r termined whether to run 1 | Jordan Cars are on exhibition at the Show as well as in our salesrooms, ° 2 see —_—— . st Wee ce ee “triple for re-election, his upporters ire i | JOHN BOK, President. Wt. A. Cc. HALWE, See’y-Trenas. second floor 3015 Locust St. so caasigenhce aeolian | JORDAN ST. LOUIS MOTOR CAR COMPANY at Show. St. Louts -@ REPRESENTATION AT ANNUAL | Vv Bomont 1262 3126 Locust Central 5327 WORLD LABOR CONFERENCE | JORDAN MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO G.overmments, Employers and Work- ers to Have Equal Number of Delegates, Paris Body Decides. , sso ‘ PARIS, Feb . ha ition tor Governments ‘ j | Lt ahdliCt @1TNIPiOVePTS ANd IaAanor oO} Thie was decided upon by the co Tomorrow’s Important Specials %sePeA® 59 99 "20.0091 a6 {tion yvester meet The ae os . P . lial I i i L). : . 4 ? “an . = y eR ty owe . - : Be % “ pon bases ja rs a Ue *y : a . ed * e % ~—s* & «© ~ F — . te ial a “es " % * mF ~ ae ‘“— &, ~~ ; a. ¢ “a ee N * * ie ; ; . r 4 7 , . i Oe pe “ with cata = svar 0 Aan we Pat ( a 7 oll %, a * - ae = a : wy + edit « ° th, @ N os ae eT © . 4 ‘ eat ie con ne oe ~ Phe Ny me wr fy ee oe . ’ a Mey tore ert: « each state repre iting D) lovers ; and having one vote and one delegat To miss seeing the Traffic is to miss the greatest truck op- gpsseng > 4 Sade Sst: ( pe issis f. 0. bh. portunity ever offered. There’s a Traffic produced every 35 Important sale of exquisite new Spring Frock thi dorm minutes. Orte saie C€ p : * 7s = The Traffic Motor IZ Truck Corporation © © | Habitual Constipation Cured 4*{i wae 1 : _ Y : Its in 14 to 21 Days. it POU 6 19 Lae lede Ave. CLIT? e a eC -Foas With Tt; t) in IS A Bpe ‘fal l¥- ie , sft, Louis 2 9 ‘ \ repared Ton Laxative for Hahitual ‘ ~ lso Very Special Spring GOoions i? Distin flie Vode e af q?.) and / p . ~" x it relieves 7 romptly but ‘ should be tal rly for 14 to 21 Sy cul Smartly Tailored Models — om A Fbtraton tna Regulate, Cory ilo | & - Suits That Should Be $35.00 KILLS SELF Fan WORK IN SCHOOL VIATTOON Ii] llington, 14 ve ’ eat At Ra PY RET ees ‘ deen ttre eins raed, © | alt — 2 ae THE LOWEST Price 4.000 LB. CAPAcITY Truck IN THE WoRLD. out their best points and w uch | ' r have served their purpose as de- igns. Exquuisitely {inished had lined. i \ scale vestiteied Sinmapantethaneiniie’ Fat People RUPTURED?]| ~ Colors Materials— : YY STS maaka farmers, Ute ee ~* -TA Bs “ aw \_¢ Ym, Buyers of “eager Serges—Poplins if, \ es north of Mattoon, were sol mrs of Missouri Real Estate «lines ? aS ction here M OF 4 i Dent Throw Away Another Dollar on Grau: ( 4 deiiy: Satu - A s A: Sus ! ut your preperty s oem sale bt dave 10 > or write for ‘EE book ) or sale. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST. maranteed weight-reducing t RUPTURE RED WATHGCT inal at : ‘ Be 4 of \ ANLPE ™

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: - ? 3 eter Sa ee ee | ‘ , ae hes nai 5 sen ea ti oe 5 Sern» ee oa ~ ea) ee rd ee ere TAKE FOR LIVER peyton: Peete te Tor 8 pase Oe ; 2 TUESDAY EVENING, FERRUARY 18, 1919. ———— ~ ~—— eee ee ee OUT st. linois Released. By the Assoctated Press. WASHINGTON, Feb. 158. - The War Department last night made public information regarding Amer- icans released from German prison camps, including: Otis a — ee | j ; j a i f — The J. H. Tonneau Is a Rear Seat Shield for Your Car Knables vou to enjoy all the pleasures of open car riding with the comforts ‘of a closed ear. No wind: no dust. no voggles Knables the ladies of vour family to enjoy a conforta- ble ride, Special showing all week in our space at the Auto Show. Vehicle Top & Supply Co. 3414 Lindell Av., St. Louis, Mo. —— ee - 5 Re An Ee LEK LO TT EO "TD eT, eS ae ° 7 SEEN AONE BR kee . : p o : , oe . * £4 ees PAE NP STLOUS FOST-OISPATCH SS _—- ———— -_ = a — —— oe ae ee cc i A alp wound The man carried Mrs. ‘iaowin to a drug store and then rede A motor car is like a dress or a suit of clothes: It’s gat to look good as well as be good, or haif your enjoyment is spoiled, The Briscoe is a striking proof of the fact that a car at a popu- lar price can not only be made right, but Jook right. A couple of thousand dollars added to the price would not give you any more. beautiful lines or a car in whose appear- ance you would take more pride. Briscoe Motor Sales Co. FRANK BISHOP, HVO— 2025-27 lloor Exhibit Dealers Pres. Lomont Viain Live 143-134 Missouri OE Space in Wanted Iilineis. and BRI Locust—Central 1671 i ILLACMAXIMS | ee CAL > i °”~» "The Cadiliac carries its own | foed read with it? —— ewe = 6 ee Cadillac Automobile Co. of St. Louis 8910 to 39TS8 Olive St. Auto Show, Corner Broadway and - Walnut Street, Second Floor. ers in the effort to get the petitions filed in time to save the city the ex- of a special election. The work of canvassing had been done previously by volunteer canvassers. most of whom worked in the evening only. The league believes it is prop- that those who give their whole time to the work should be paid. Filing Tomorrow Not Certain. Secretary Budenz of the leugue today that it was not certain | eT suid ‘that, even with the added 24 hours, | enough signatures would be obtained ‘to insure filing in time for the city) He said the petitions would | be filed only when it is reasonably certain that the number of signa- tures is sufficient. Unless there is such certainty by | ‘tomorrow night, the filing of the pe- and a spe-| later. of the last few. up the| titions will be deferred, The good weather has helped to speed Budenz said. Ground for Recall Movement. The ground for the recall move- ment is the Mayor's mill tax and franchise deal with the United Rail- | ways Co. Because referendum peti- | tions against the United Railways compromise ordinance were stolen by burglars last summer, it has been! supposed that the place for storing | the recall petitions would be kept a secret, However, the managers of the canvass decided today to take the | public into their confidence in this matter, and announced that the pe- iitions are being kept in two steel , safe deposit boxes of the Night ana | May Bank. A number of returned soldiers in | uniform are among those employed As on previous | s recall canvassers., days, a ready response was met by the solicitors of signatures. The chief work is not in getting the names, but in classifying their resi- dences and verifying their standings as voters, after the lists are turned in| at the headquarters of the Civic League and the Citizens’ Referenduw | League. Number of Names Required. The city charter provision as to the recall requires that the recall petition “shall be signed by regis- tered voters equal in number to 20 per cent of all the registered voters | of the city at the time of the last! preceding regular mayoralty elec- tion; provided that in such number | shall be included 20 per cent of the iegistered voters at said time in at least two-thirds of the wards.” Klection Commissioners Buder and Lammert today announced the view that, under this wording, any voter now registered could sign the pe-'| titions and included in the gen- eral 20 per cent of all the voters: but that in counting the 20 per cent | in the 19 wards, only those who reg- istered at the time of the tion Mayor could be considered, Dissenting View. Chainnan be 1, ; iast elec. for Arnold and Commission. | er Dempsey held that any voter regis- tered now is eligible to be counted in both ways. This matter has not come up for a ruling, but is likely to, if the question of the sufficiency of signa- | tures is raised. The Election Board announced. that if the petitions were filed later than tomorrow night, but still in time to permit the checking up to be completed by March 1, the recall] is- sue might be placed on the ballot at the city election. The law permits the board to claim 10 days for the work of checking up, but does not say they must take that leneth of time The Mayor must be notified. 30 days before the time of the elec- tion, that the recall election is to b> held. Itallan Societies Notify Kiel of In- dorsement of U. R. Real. The Federation of Italian Mutual! Aid Societies, embracing 14 organi- vations, has notified Mayor Kiel] that a resolution of indersement of his mill tax and franchise agree- ment with the United Railways Co. has been adopted by the central or- ganization, Similar indorsements by the Fairmount Heights Improvement Association, Fairmount Camp, Wood. | men of the Wor ll, Maj. Leo Ras-} sieur Camp No. 4, Sons of Veterans. and the St. Louis Carriage, Wagon and Automobile Builders’ Club have been announced. ) $55 Fancy Velour, $29.50 $55 Navy Serge, $29.50 | Solana SAMPLE SUIT SALE Styles— That are indefinably smart and varied, braided Mannish Cheeks—] Our Greatest a Ready for Wednesday—this great sale in which all pas’ ‘The creator, in fact, Choice at One Price The suits will sell on sight of sample rarments of this exclusive eharacter in justice to yourself we foreibly with the extremely high suits. The tailoring, the rieh silk in finishing, the general air of refined elegance, vou must see to appreciate. Vou know the desirability and Cannot} lipress you too or} haraecter of these ll nine, the detail and care Materials [nclude— T soe ‘ NTA y site. a All-Wool Popiins—Di: ’«Y ‘ } ‘ Men’s Wear Serges Le? oe at Vuitars Pwill ‘ ' es ee Poiret Twil tallleurs box coats, Vest models, plain tailored models. waist coated designs and novelty belted models. S ’ '> oes iS : is afe comfortable, yet attractively tight. Colors—Navy, Black, Checks and Spring Shades + Velours— | iS Ne} merg (Theaelss - . > ~ . rimmines-— arr elivels aij . 1] bind cotlars st) Lib Ollai ! hyy Ta bar, " Vests. Sizes for Misses—Sizes for Women records will be eclipsed—an event planned as a fitting introduction to what promises to be the greatest Suit season in our career—an event made possible through the co- 7 operation of a noted manufacturer, of the higher grade Suits you have admired in our advanée displays.”’ 400 Spring Suits Positive $49.50 and $55 Values of manv of the exclusive tailleurs F / wer oe | £149.50 Fancy - ' r aye ° Q 9) 50 i a > : Bai MAIL PLAN = FROM POS te lias Road-But Calling for $200,000, ’ tures in Three the Associated Press : WASHINGTON a House corte sament today on th toffice appropr sition the Senate amenam pneumatic m w York City and Wr ning the Senate an priating $200,000.86 struction re. | The tube aver which the confer sen diocked for wee Postmaster-Gener ger tube " eb pees ube during pneuttia tic sery i.e if Btudy thie picture so yw will know how - Mangan looks This saale will = crowd our im- « menee Suit Dept. te. its capacity to- morrow. Such ~ values so early * in the season . are unheard-of,

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es ee ee em — — =i ej! LOUIS POST-DISPATC:: TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18. 1919 : em Sap fee, FS — — —_— - —_— ---. ‘ ies eTIMEMAIL PLAN ELIMINATED = 8ro0kivm ana pronivited romovas of agp naTacaRS aca ——en — a ee — Se oie Ad service pape ge ing any : ; © pee ow astrtice mu. se L EUTENANT SUPPORTS. iSis"eci. “TIS TINE TO MAKE * - for mail transmission. Continuanes | Apart from its dimensions and | — % te Pas Road-Building Provision | of the tube service nower the new airplane 1s not only | 4 | MENTHO-LAXENE SYRUP ; has been a source / . : = House confes es a hed an/!eral Burleson’s opposition to ite ap- . wel] as re - ive Sond ter nw oe ode 50 oS Mediciné Cheaply at Hou i a sement today on the $400,000.000 | propriation for thea tuhe iainsine Hie VW , F. Maring at Jefferson City believed, will make Tis ins possi 4 € on on Ave Kvervbed: s subieet to r 47 ¥ 44 soffice appropriation by eliminat The , ; ' J | the darkest night and in the thickest P = £3 a 7 ni } re i , ST. LOLS POST-DISPATCH 13 ~~~ , iw ~ * ee _ . " : * w York ont n of the two following years. The , : COIS, Trelveves Colgnhing ana raduails | senate ame ent ap- : 2 tole a sages from various wireless stations ; | 4 BHInE ane AdUalt ‘ ; y ? HOO UO’ »?" ; a4 ' oo. , ; ; 2 a > ¢ , : 7) 7 +us r : . al } . ' ppriating . ti 9 yi : i tT Oa | Nel nate appropriation of $300,000 for y a a Correspondent of the | a message from any particular sta : t eat benetlits are deri’ ec 7 yo j Hegin ames ° 233 Laxene sv! ip that checks and aborts struction during he next three | motor truck service. The House bill | an Post-Dispatch. Las eal taking it at the very outset of a eold : se | JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 18,—| tion can be heard only when the de- or cough—because you an check or | Sonate Gun Ge ee , 3 set aside $1.000.000 for this service. | ag The pneumatic Cube amendment, The conferees voted to retain the | ieut. We Maring, who command- | which the eonferees have peen provision granting salary increase for ed 4 machine-gun company in the diocked for “ week, authorized | postal employes, but accepted the | Thirty-fifth -division at the battle | “Successor tO Quinine” aster-Gieneral to contract | Senate recon : dl the Posthia ; recommendation limiting this ~,Of the Argonne, supported in every ' af 4 ‘ 4 in every for tube service Lt} New York and licrease to the pre Sent fiscal .ear. _detail the charges made by Gov. Al- fe *:: opiates or narcotics It is sed len yesterday in Congress that the tT 3 S penetrating, healing and curative be division was poorly supported in that » ps - ee Poe een | ‘ . ready made. Full directions and wuar battle Ieee 9 ge i . £33, tt ++h = antee ar: with every Dpottie oft : +o It | Maring was in command of the BSR ttits Mentho-Laxene will more than | machine-gun company of the 137th | b4 ag833350. : \ an CZ or S please You or Phe Bla KbDburNn Prod vice {s turned in that direction. *eeeneceeee seer sece "éseeeee abort the cold--and save many hours fyarm tender stomach, liver, bowels. f distress and perhaps ward off pneu 7 ~ INOnIA Alieal Othe Serious resiuit ; ; neglected eold. \le t he ; rg) ae age te “to, ie ys 2 y i, Be 4, s Bs . , . not owe ad people ha e Wanted their '¢ | “Gov. Allen’s charges are true,’’ | . 38. | money ——_ That tells how .good ' j | Maring said today, ‘‘and he will have | a Ses it is. —ADV, on y y our child |no trouble proving them. | ate i. ’ | | : eeeess a | “In our sector the Germans abso- | |lutely dominated the air.” German RHEUMATIC PAIN ; : : | ) a ' 1 ger an tomorrow. Children simply will aot If,only your delicate little girl could play as observation planes would go up and “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” tuke the time from play to consider SRC eeees seers herd as these tireless, glowing, care-free y give the German artillery . . young- 2 ‘ ery Our range, . -: sters! Fortunately, your wish can come true. ‘then German battle planes would, 416 NOW depended hes. 8 by seis: Your daughter can be restoredtoa vigorous, red- |}come over and, as they began to! millions of people, instead of He jo petit Including ' - , ~ '‘sput, sput, sput,’ >» had to t: | “ay bloodedconditionwiththe helpoffreshair, abund- poe aes ee Hie Be ps estoy quinine, because they are more ant food and rest, and Gude’s Pepto-Mangan. chine guns. They also visited us al-| efficient and offer relief without Liniment before it gets wuste, liver gets sluggish; stomach most continuously with bombing the discomfort and distress solr. ? planes. y : “it; Brown Kid Boots—cloth tangerous, s Look at the tongue, mother! If g 0- ah anh | “Through the continual observa- nN Pt: tole he manok ae es - : —— es, or one — ) ee tion of our position, we were under # ld f| | | 335 Apply a itt é. don t rub, let if pen- Cross, everish, rreathb | ad, rest lesa. a constant artillery fire f t] 0 Dy ull , n uenZa a Tan Calf Oxfords—high etrate, and—good-by twinge! Same doesn’t eat heartily, fuil of cold or he Red Blood Builder’”’ oe ° Ty tre rom lie CO aE ————« aE . 3 iad Pilg eS | ai o has sore th t or any other chil wai s Set : | -emy, which was accurate and effec- | 0 , 7 i: Louis heels .. fou Neer eg aches, spn Pri siiff- wl Spy Pet 4 inet cnapeental of lis splendid general tonic makes the rich. pure tive. | S ' A ' ness Of joints or muscles, lameness, | * ns ‘ a - blood so necessar on the nourishment and 1] be: p 335 ; Tan Calf Pumps ‘5 bruises ‘California Syrup of Figs,’’ then Siety thie picture v0 sypeiae ae ede it. ceeeiemiaines vena a aie | is wed sp — goons 7 | Bitte NA E Louis heels feet Gibkii wtiecite : don’t worry, because it is perfectly ws ne ' 3 - , Pra “During the last four days of the ttt \ . nstant reltier without mussiness or ‘ "es ; Pepte- Mangan looks = red blood cells and get capacity to carry life-giving | Battle of the Argonne, our infantry Adulis—Take one or two ; 7D, Black Kid Oxfords and soiled clothing. Reliabla—the bigyest ecsiry see Pagtiy Bon pvt ~ 2 Bae ye oxygen to every cell and tissue. h ite in- | aahon - oa «ont °° | ses ee tts sctetes . ale selli ee ieee ae Se constipation posson, pe th al ; foie seg bch ps ad | advanced without any artillery sup- “‘Bayer Tablets of Aspirin”’ 33 sesisasasses, Pumps high heel elling liniment year after vear. Keo- menting waste will gently move out a! S, ecoior impr » a anhnetnrilio renewe port whatever. Our division occu- i ae f BIitpih stich ae \ Patent Oxfords and Pumps nomical by reason of enormous sales, of the bowels. and you have a well eos sat enerey Se aaa ctrl i fe ec ’ pied a front of about a mlie and a with water, anytime. If nec- sets sessccssss ssscsesseseesl SO it ede Keep a big bottle ready at all times playful child again. A thorough ‘‘in epto- Mangan Is easy to digest, and exceedingly pieas- half. I think. ‘ ° i rt OU cers . Ask vour druggist for Sloan’s Lini- a ara ge ; ant to taste. Universally endorsed and prescribed. : | essary repeat dose three times ment. 30¢, 60e. $1.20 side cleansing’’ is ofttimes all that is ' Ae >. ’ Pi — necessary. It should be the first “When the drive started, Sept. 26, : FRIENDLY WARNING: Thereis only one Pepto- the artillery support was very fair. | a day, after meals. treatment given in any sickness, Mangan and thatis Gude’s. Soldin bottle and pack- | On the second dav it begs ; 7 Rewar f ¢ terfeit fig ’ me ‘ gan to wane. sate eware of counterfel gy syruys. e asshown here. Sold by truggists everywhere. : ™ reggae On the third day the only support) Proved Safe b millions Ask your druggist for a bottle of Pepto-Mangan 18 made only by | OS : ‘*California-Svrup of Figs,’’ which | if * - ' 3 ‘ | their own health, consequently their Co after It with Sloan 's bowels b ss “ ae: Wee as > . ‘ tye ie Lah ” ¥ ver haces Dou, wr es yf J ’ . Ran ‘ a» « ~ knit Ay + & yy " “ ee a * ~ pty Mey, b q *" feashs he : ey + a > phe ‘ 5 yee ts, * 4 bs i _ : a a * y tie, TR 4% b : te . a . 4 Im 4 ae Seems ) : ’ , a) ‘ 4 “e a * _ ~* 4 t " 5 Oe Pe oe ee : ee os 3 ¥ ah . 4 a te « » 2 ‘ oe. Y « t Qhewes — ‘oie 7. a tee * y ° oe : F Mile ha nag Mey ~ ew id a, >» wee ® / . whee me * a ve ie - the infantry had was from our ma- Sh 2 ° M. J. BREITENBACH COMPANY chine guns. We were firing over the gS aaa Beautiful Har | Amiment a Ot 1 het Tit on vate Manufacturing Chemists, New York | heads of the infantry at a range of) ,, So ili tees Kills Palit dren of a agee an or grownul's 2000 yards. \ aa ted , Buy only | ges Meg, Now easy to keep your nate : ee te plainly printed on the Revs sie “On the faurth day the infantry Cross pe ER | ‘“‘Baver” i a Bet hair soft, dark and lustrois ‘ystitis oftentimes begins with a earefuily and see that it is made by the advanced for {two miles in the face| @ genuine Ee ’ i ee ee «ody using ‘hilly sensation, a slight fever, loss ot | ‘California Fig Syrup Company.’’— : ; : Tabl t packages, ie i” ern 1 (E ’ oT 94 ippetite sleeplessness nervousness. | yV 'of a heavy maxXhine gun and artil-|_. evs. R See Re fn EVE Re" EC : PI RN 7 = ee ; lery barrage, without any support at | OS Oo Ke Aair Beautiher “| tt"! itability, or a feeling of depression. | |all. They captur the’ town of Ex- | + gee) Restores gray hair to natural color The pain of a dull character, at times | y ' ‘ ‘ . ri d t a | vc cy . ‘ . ‘ « . . 9 ermont, but were YWnable to hold it ‘ Wave, Anexquisite hairdressing anal | es sharp and agonizing. Don | P | because of the terr\fic artillery fire ; eee dandruff remover. Adainty tablet J) rest until treatment of : 7m 7 a ; "” dissolved in a little water as used. of the enemy and hati to fall back. Full size package at ali druggista mr i - ai, + it a & : . . ia ee ee eat because of the number of dead | Fancy 4 . 3 i ‘de ed a . Septta a faa Be rorses being taken to the rear which | Tae ; ee peat as it ati te i ei it AA, had died in the traces. ete > } \s ’ \ H ie Be ie: Vis ae SE RUE Ae: ie: ; ¥ “We had orders to get there quick, | €é : | : >... he : f regardless of horses or men. Many of the men went hungry on the fifth in, iia (MCE? SEREBS Ue BEM eta | and sixth days of the Argonne battle, ss ah ee ET i es" because the men carrying rations for hh, tether eres gh: , +! eur ; : squads were either killed or became —Silk Tatteta Suits |separated from the others —Wool Poplin Suits “The men were without shelter, | wn hand Gaal GSerife ° ' —- because they were ordered to leave This sale will —Potret Twill utts a A hee ‘their raincoats, blanket rolls, ‘pup trowd our im- tans, pearl ‘tents’ and everything else but their ° . . ies, eee a. —Rich Gabardine Suits ae. Pen em elothing and ration cans behind. Dept. to its blues, beige, capacity to- ° M henna and “They would not let us pitch shel- caeew. = Soom —Finest Serge Suits other rich new ‘ter. because a group of tents made it values so early oltorings— . In the season ae FS . Suits plenty of navies easier for enemy air craft to lo- are unheard-of, inn 3 and blacks— cate us. » Don't miss this __Tricot Cloth Suits sizes for all. ! “When the papers began predict- ing in America that we would dar- f ‘ken the sun with al planes, the Ger- —_— ‘ S iman factories began turning out J \ | more fokker planes, and it is the | Wust ‘ee rom m™ \createst fighting plane in the world. for 4 9 10 1 | “The American aviators were us llours O'Clock fuing French, British and sometimes | Wednes- : | Spanish planes day Only Rolling Kitchens Behind. ; . | “After the battle began we dil not see our rolling kitchens for JUST 142 SUITS veek. On the fourth day the fo”.’ “aq / ran out. A small quantity found its eee end Biscks Cnty ‘ vay up near the front lines, b't The majority of these Sulis are vas dumped out in the woods, ana silk lined. The styles are beau horse-power, driven by four propel- in box coat, short lers two of which are forward and UXURIOUS Spring mode's, ed : r lle ’ punt) Tuxedo and waistline tailleures two aft. Each of the propeliers has «ae o\ Every pair this season's latest style tion. Plain toe or tips. Choose from sle1 eovered wooden Louis heels or leather Louis heels. the sensible militarv or flat lengiis! walking heels. Over two-thirds of nave (;oodvear welt or hand-turned s er eek or ee tk ee ay Wwe i. ba ~ ore —_ ° S®o000?°? We must ele; 1} uit) ry mAanKe room niense shipments of low shoes now arrivil cr Se ee ee ——3 5010 noe aa oso a

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“owning if SAYS AMERICANS WiLL FIND PROPERTY IN GERMANY INTACT 'cejved renewed assurance of a re- Controller of Enemy Property Says Balances Have Accrued From Use of Factories in Some Cases. Ev the Associates I ress, LONDON, Feb. 18.-—-Americans property in Germany will find it intact and in some cases that there is a considerable balance to their eredit in banks as a result of the employment of their factories fo- war work, according to a statement made- by Dr. Herman Nieders, Con- troller on Enemy Property in Ger- many, says the Daily Mail's Berlic corresponden.. Herr Nieder's statement, to the correspondent, which dens with the property of the nationals of all Germany's enemies, estimates it to be of a total value of £175,000,000 ‘ 75,000,000), representing about 70.000 individual properties. It is stated that the American fac- tories have l a. according bes | not been liquidated, al- though British factories have been Bubonic Plague tn Buenos Aires. Rv the Associated Press BUENOS AIRES, eb. 18. ~There | have been three deaths from Bubonic | | plague in Buenos Aires in the last) seven days. It is said the has been traced to rats in the rail- vay warehouse inside the city limits. ‘and ended were many buyers, my roadster, ‘the Weber Implement and Auto Co. disease | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ttl gt ait gt ln yyy gO gap vedere “eee! NOTES — —— = —— — a RAE Be baptare re- St. Louis turn to prewar selling conditions in a telegram from Edward 8, Jordan, Jordan Motor Cai them on the president of the Co., congratulating opening of the show. Jordan. who will arrive in 8B Louis Wednesday to address the out- of-town dealers at a luncheon, re- peated his warning given at Chicago that “there will not be enough cars in the world to supply the Soudan’ after the first warm duys of spring,” with the significant sug- gestion, ‘“This is the year - Among those present last night as evidenced vy f sales reported. Among the number © those claiming the honor of making the first sale were the Overland Au- who reported selling a -ouring car to Frank A. Martin of the Martin Motor Truck Co., the Kardel] Motor Co., which sold a Reo sedan to R. H. Meyers. The South- west Nash Motor Co., a Nash chum to Charles Fasko, and tomobile Cuo., a Hupmobile roadster to F. L. Ara. of the Curlee Clothing Co. Business was also brisk in the com- mercial car division, the Martin Mo- ltor Truck Co. reporting the sale of a the Canadian forces and W ho is well known in St. Louis through his t during the Liberty Cross drives, ha force of the Briscoe Motor Sales and was at the Liberty booth nieht. J.C manager for the Briscoe boot h Hriscoe, was at (nderson, Western 5S: alkes Loan and Red 3, joined, the sais ee last i-?s the sgh Wilson Motor Car Co unload ed ves day afternoon the first the 1919 beautifully appvinte Last wee it would he series ready ci fou the tactory P-DassSe I coupe. advised that have the new $7 FOR HEIRS OF SAILOR Lost Life on Br Transport. St. Louisan The British Government has tra (,;,eorve Clerk fl sterling distrib mitted to Probate Prand a check for % shillings ($7), to be among the St. Addor, 25 years old, an Ameri series of the Haynes unable i i ¢ nad to itish mis- and ited Louis heirs of Louis can sceaman who lost his life Feb.18, 191% when a British transport, to wl he had been assigned to service, torpedoed and sunk at sea. How money was due Addor is not | plained. Iie has a brother, Jules C. Ad and a sisier, Mrs. Ther living at i538 Scott Louis Addor also lived catinesd joining the navy fou years avenue, wt esa Osterho Lich Was the eX dor, itZ, ere to his two-ton Denby truck to the Morgan | Hauling and Express Co., and a ton |and a half Fulton to the Williamson Advertising Co. OVERWORKED, What A Many persons missed one of the I aste! | features of the show in failing to in oa the Packard booth. Old-fashioned salts, what A | the center of an interested crowd, taste. It’s awful! And they have! put many on the outer edge could to be taken in hot water, which’ not see the huge propeller blades makes it worse! Of course salts | which were attached to it and failed | TOOK VINOL . ’ to realize that it was the famous air- | are the best laxative—they’re Now She Is Strong and plane motor, which has gained so thorough and do not form a hab-| much publicity as the most wonder- it. But that taste! Hearty ' spect the Liberty motor exhibited in ful power plant of the century. Your druggist has a salts Re OOD TAG SE ae mame Ee am ; : The De Luxe Automobile Co. is in- a, called SALINOS which is really viting its dealers to a dinner tonight |nervous, could not eat or sleep. I pleasant in taste. That is be-| 4+ the American Annex. P. L. Emer-|felt like erying all the time. I tried cause it is made under a formula} son, general sales manager of the|different remedies without benefit. that eombined all three essential] | Oldsmobile factory, It was ce» TIRED WOMAN will be here and |The doctor said it was a wonder |! 1800 feet of film of the factory in| was alive, and when Vinol was given salts in such | mend that the dis- operation will be shown. me I began to improve. I have taken pusting taste is eliminated. And eight bottles and am now strong and it can be taken in cold water! At the Lexington booth are all the| perfectly healthy in every respect, (jet a bottle. It is wonderful, | 1919 Minute Men six models, the and have gained in weight. I can. | factory having brought out the new not praise Vinol enough.’’—Mrs. ‘Sarah A. Jones, 1025 Nevada Philadelphia, Pa. A coupe, a special built victoria, a touring car model are on dis- s0 pleasant both in taste and in | sce weatee Rig action. Don't gag over disgusting oils | and a —the eure .is as bad as the ail-| ?!@’- Get SALINOS, it’s pleas- | ‘“spotour”’ ‘worked, weak turn vour money. women strong or apent. Sergt. J. Murphy, who served three bottle. This is vour protection. ant.—ADV. j}and a half years “over there” with sale by all druggists.—ADV. Formula on ev St., We guarantee Vinol to make over- re- ery For is? Berne of Oe at ian ae 2m le le: eign ae ered ted 7 a: WKS ’ WER SOS ee SA ere. wee: \ ae 435 : The New Watteau Turban In Fwe Enchanting Variations! Quaintly delightful are the new Hats of **Watteau”’ tendency, and we are presenting many engaging stvles, at a broad range of prices. Some are daintily bedecked with crushed flowers. others are effective with just a ribbon band or bow: others again have ostrich tips set at the back, as vou can note from the I[llustration. Watteau Of Rough Tilted Turbans--Untrimmed $3.45 AVD UP SC Yh L. ACKE \ERMAN, In all the Milan Straw New ( olors GH10.612 Washington Avenue ** The Horse of eld Manager Courtesy ”’ wT, TUESDAY pe wee ET GERMANS IN COBLENZ AREA ia apni FEBRUARY 18, 1919. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ a a a aarp s~ 4 > COCOANUT A SPLI -NDID SH. AMPOO OlL MAKES For Colts, Grip cand Influenza TOLD 10 POSTPONE ELECTIONS Also Sharply Reminded by Gen. Maller more today. Dickman That No Army Ke- | cruiting May be Done, ee Ee (of Interest Your money is worth money a Instead of earning less than on your idle funds you can if von want to ] ep vo r There. or ion, ¢ reful hat oO Take By t finn eee Ang 1s W hil he should place them in an COBLENZ, feb ile t ~ , , 7 rhe Met PPOOs rc Germans in the American occupied can Certificate of Deposit pa ; = Laxative eters neve tisented ana accented tl] (QT OU ‘ ' > ¢} a Pcl the plan of the league of nations nme | a ~s 4% ON 12 MONTHS Time Derosry” . i | iin} Sine 5 th erms of the armistice renewal — y, _ . a CO Wi! ! s - ined en Fe stIO they have been told to postpone in- J/% ON © Mon= 1s Time Deposits © ty 3), sid that 8 &F definitely their elections A sharp 3% ON 3 Montus Time. Deposits * the USI p ol al reminder also was given them that) / a : : ‘ Se a» + «x , . . - : ’ . i f © i dial attem s to secure cy) l this . . | ms re ere ary See | American Certificates of 310] nN e the ha area for their army would result in " d f Simply moisten ir Wi 4 drastic punishment are issue or any amount | al | () or two sy}? ” a5 The new Prussian Government had | $50. fu an abiund ot FM aa eC S$ called elections in all munitipalities! fj crea an t ee | hé for March 2? The Seal = | It is a matter of interest to A! OUP TES me tail ren . Must getting well acquainted with tne - ‘ + aaeitet Aik eoeenwee waert jaa Be sure you get the Genuine °" atime meittanwthion mk tee eee | ae and we invite you to ask so en ana 73m - : xisting authorities and they n st h dirt, dandruff and ex Look for this signature desire to be forced to learn the ways | Jj) them. » e The hay dries 4q Liekl of new officials | sind e and it leaves it fine an The order against recruiting was | jf] rht. fluffv and easy to oceasioned by the posting in Neuwied ad vesterday of bills for volunteers. A i erican rus is rr)! sified cocoanut prociamal!l on issued today by (;en. i a oe dru oy store is very Dickman acainst recruiting forbids i] 716 Locust St. at mos , on eo box. ati | | cheap. and a few ounees 1s enough to the publication of posters or the i n lact everyone in the family for —a, . SONMdIng of letters and telegrams re- ; months ADY. lating @ that subject i PTY PE ES ae iP Fr, Why do Some Folks Dream All Night F you are one of those healthy individuals who “never dream,” be sure you are a deep sleeper. Your sleep does you lots of good. If your sleep is light or broken —if you dream all night—you can’tbuildupstrengthand health. You’ll never get sound, re- freshing sleep unless you relax. You can’t relax ina bed that rat- tlesor groans—or on a spring that squeaks every time you move. The least noise keeps the nerves on edge. You may not wake up —but your nerves will. That’s one reason you dream. HAT you need for deep, dreamless sleep all night is a perfectly guict bed and a spring that invites complete re/axation. That is why folks sleep so much better on a Simmons Metal Bed and a Slumber King Spring. The Simmons Bed is noiseless. Jt locks firm at the corners. The corner locks are made of pressed steel—have much longer bearing surfaces than the average—fit true and snug—not a creak, rat- tle, or feeling of unsteadiness. Newark, N. J. Canada San Francisco, Cal. Montreal, POVUUPAU RA UDERATRAL HALT AAAHTAM on the bed. ‘ LAL ' : | ' ! if tri iF) ‘s.r Pe ia 4 SSS 581 WAS The Simmons Pressed Steel Corner Locks are protected by basic patents. ‘They are the most fundamental inventions of mod- ern bed manufacturing—exclusive with Simmons, not to be dupli- cated or imitated. And these patented corner locks have made pos&ible the Three-piece ‘Bed—the new Sim- mons idea—the spring forming a single unit with the side rails. % Zz %e 2 ° ““ 2% HE Slumber. King Spring really does what you have always wanted a spring to do. It is anew and advanced idea. It is a system of elastic. steel strips with spirals of ‘high test spring wire—so combined that the spring action is equal in all directions. The Slumber King Spring yields to the weight of the body, but supports it. It fits square It does not Sag, hump—or lose its resiliency. It invites sound, health-giving sleep. The Slumber King Spring is finished in oxidized silver. It is rustproof. It has no loose ends a \ P SIMMONS COMPANY Kenosha, Wisconsin ii? ies au HTT TTPEL EEL EEE or rough corners—cannot wear or tear the ticking. NE great cause of the reste lessness that leads todreams is sleeping with someone else. The most advanced thought of the day about sleep is ‘‘a separ- ate bed for each sleeper,” either in aseparateroomorinalwin Bed. Physicians have been urging Twin Beds for years—and Sim- mons Company has long madea specialty of Twin Beds. They are welcomed by people of nice feeling everywhere. LL leading merchants have Simmons Metal Beds and Slumber King Springs. A wonderful choice of brass, and enamel in colors and beautiful natural wood effects to match your bedroom decora~ tions. If you like, we will send you the names of merchants in this community who can give you Simmons Beds and Slumber King Springs. St. Louis Mo. Hil! , | gy ttl vESTIBATN on Federal Act. ee EBON CITY, Feb, ; has passed a resol . Attorney-General ater to start an inwé Pedvisability of en : ment of The ; edera St pRen Follow the An early Come inT This Bar The contractors sa —so we must furt investi an ‘As a Special I n Extra Be treat: * agp We have atre Pianos that ately to ma tors and deco to smithereen below, which greatest piano e Know nnot be ne United Used Upright Laffargue ... Connover ... J. & C. Fischer. $450 Starck. Steinway & S One Slightly Used Grand ext These are only a f O8ed ifetruments as ] ' | Terms on New New Starck New Starck FRE ar having a Ita fipert or mm Rheolutely as ferent of cipen ayments as innes. or SS Free Deliv TO OUT-OF-TO complete barcain ¢i the Unite “4 States : &. Manufacture ‘

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orth money and | ge less than 30% PS you can and in an Amerj- Deposit paying Time Deposits Time Deposits is Time. Deposits ates of Deposit ; House Passes Resolution Sy x - par, eee - I a -oeRe : © on Federal Act. SeHBON CITY, Feb. 18.—The hes passed 2 resolution re- m Attorney-General rank W. mae ¢9 start an investigation enjoining the ederal migra-! LAW State's police ST.LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH ~ } ; cry bird law, which prohibits ; prohibits the killing of ducks ana geese in Mis- souri during the spring. The resolution, which was report- | ed favorably the Judiciary Com- by mittee, declared the Federal migra- tory bird law is a usurpation of the powers. Under the State law the shooting of ducks and Eeecse is permitted during the Spring months, ' amount over } interest to yoy Trust Co. st St. Settee eee De ee ——— S | } There was nothing to do but move}! |with the crowd, southward through | the lobby, a straightaway block to) Elm street. Those who were tall | enough could look to either side over | the heads of others and see bright | new, shiny automobiles on either | side. Those of shorter stature saw | only the backs of other persons’ | Spectators Pushed Along. The only chance to get out of the crowd after starting south with it was through an arched opening through which there was a seductive | vista of a long counter with a large) array of bottles behind it. This was| the once famous Southern Hote! bar. | Many men in the crowd edged over| to the right and made their way to | ti this seeming oasis, but they found)! rie ' it was only a mikage. The bottles} contained nothing stronger than near | beer. So the pilgrims passed = on! through without stopping After passing through the bril- liantly lighted but untenanted “tap| room’’ of other days they found | themselves caught in another crowd ‘current which was moving up the There was nothing | grand staircase. to do but go with it. | The parlors and part of the corri- | | dor space in the second floor are de voted to the exhibition of cars, but a large portion of the floor has been cat aside for the exhibition of acces- sortes of all kinds. Here also several models of trucks and one tractor are shown Starfer Among Novclities. One of the novelties of the show is a Ford with a starter. This is a two- unit electric starter, built in at the factory and for the present {t will be put only on closed cars of the coupe The company has just begun adding this feature to the closed cars, but deliveries of ma- chines with starters cannot be made! immediately. They will be on a mar-| ketable basis in three or four | months. The Packard conipany is exhib- ‘iting a new model equipped with % | Liberts motor adapted to automo- hile use. Two new names have found their way into the list of cars on exhibition here. These are the Essex, a Hudson product, and the HLiolmes, made by tho Franklin com- pany. The Overland has a new type of light four-cylincer car which is be ing marketed as the Baby Ove: n~ Crewrn-All Hat (@. Blave two stores, 403 N. ita 54., 901 | Fine t*.-Adv. with | ——— — Gasp This Wond TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 1919. _ :_— . — —~— ee i ccttigtie — i EDERMAN’S 805-807-809 FRANKLIN AVE. ee Save Big Money on Your Home Furnishings Entire Stock Must Be Closed Out GOODS SOLD FOR CASH ONLY HIGH-GRADE Bedroom Suites shop. f $150.00 Four-piece Queen Anne bed. room suites—ivory finish—consist- ing of Dresser, Chest, Toilet Table and full-size Bed—to close out quickly— 00y,40 $375.00 Walnut Bedroom LOR $350.00 Louis XVI Bed- room Suite _..______ $198.75 $225.00 Adam Bedroom ee $210.00 Colonial Bedroom Suites ___ $114.85 Combination Ranges $80.00 Baker Combination Range— burns coal or gas—-has 16-inch oven and white enameled door paneis $44.75 $225.00 Blue Enameled Com- bination Range $135.00 $200.00 Blue Enameled Com- bination Range $122.50 $125.00 Garland Combina- tion Range $69.75 $75.00 Charter Oak Coal Range _ $42.50 Mattresses $6.00 Cotton Top Mattress—art ticking—roll edge—at $3.50 $10.00 Mattresses ______ __ $6.75 $13.50 Mattresses _..__ ____ $7.95 $17.50 Mattresses ___ $9.90 $20.00 Mattresses $12.50 PLAYER - PIANOS All new—all guaranteed for 15 years—greatest value ever offered in St. Louis: $500.00 Player-Pianos $245.00 $600.00 Player-Pianos __. $335,00 $675.00 Player-Pianos __ $390.00 $425.00 $850.00 Player Pianos . Bed Springs $6.50 AUl-Steel ‘ Bed Springs— strong frame and link fabric—now $3.50 $8.00 Steel Springs ___.__ $4.90 $9.00 Coil Steel Springs $4.95 $12.50 Steel Springs $7.50 $15.00 Steel Springs . $8.75 Extension Tables $17.50 Extension Tables—royal quarter oak—42-inch top—extends 6 feet—now $8.7 $18.00 Tables Rear a $27.00 Tables __ $35.00 Tables $60.00 Tables ___- $70.00 Tables $36.60 We want all our friends and the know and appreciate that this sale menns what it says —we are going out of business—we are going out every dollar’s worth of goods we have and shut up We know that the only way to sell a 875,000.00 stock quick is to sell it cheap, and we are quoting the prices that will do it. Read them for yourself. The Time Is Short—Quick Action Is Necessary—Be Here Tomorrow public in general to E. Biederman. Kitchen Chairs $2.00 to $2.75 Kitchen Chairs— golden oak with wood seats— only 39 chairs in . 39 the lot—one to three of a pat tern—choice at. Dining Chai $3.50 to $5.50 Dining Chairs— solid oak—finished in golden and fumed—with leather seats and banister backs — one to six of a pattern —values up to $6.50...:. bd Settees $17.50 to $25.00 Settees—5 ft. size—Mission design—finished in fumed and early English— upholstered in Spanish leather —automobile and oad seats—values up to $25.00. ! th for 3 ba Sewing Machines $45 to $50 Sewing Machines —new Ideal and Climax—gol den oak stauds—-five drawers drop heads, lock stitch—-com ss" $92.00 with all attach ments Sewing Machi $50.00 to $60.00 New Home Sewing Machines—golden oak stands—five and seven drawers Hearth Rugs cood fabric—27x54 inches— $2.00 value —for. tachments 39 1h 360.00. eS in the lot—various period de —values 15 15 choice e feet, (short) that Os ibe wee fie FES a quality Fine Axminster Rugs sizes ers—ivory fin —rotary and lock stitch—all at values up to $25.00 to $38.00 Wood Beds—26 signs—in mahogany, walnut, fumed oak and ivory—full sizes from $25.00 to $38.00— Velvet Rugs—size 9x12 Axminster Rugs—size 9x12 feet —good $39.00... sd 9x12 feet were $45.00—tn this sale S Brussels 89.75 Queen Anne Bedroom Chairs and Rock- ish — special 4 A es ie ads c BRING YOUR MONEY WITH YOU HIGH-GRADE Dining-Room Suites $400.00 Dining-Room Outfits—9 pieces—-made of genuine American walnut in Queen Anne design— consisting of Buffet, Table, China Closet, Five Chairs and one Arm- chair—a wonderful value for some- one at 9240.90 $575.00 10-Piece Dining- on $550.00 10-Piece Dintng- Room Sets_ | | $535.00 10-Piece Dining- Room Sets $475.00 9-Piece Dining- Room Sets $275.30 THREE-PIECE Duofold Suites $80.00 Duofold Suites—rich golden oak—every piece finely constructed and elegantly upholstered—-won- derful values ; $44.50 $140.00 Duofold Suites $88.50 $125.00 Duofold Suites . $66.50 $100.00 Duofold Suites $59.75 Steel Beds $25.00 Steel Bed—three-inch posts and l-inch fillers—Vernis Martin finish—lowest price ever named— $14.85 — $55.00 Steel Beds $32.50 $47.50 Steel Beds $27.50 $35.00 Steel Beds $20.00 Iron Beds $11.85 $ 8.00 Iron Beds $ 4,50 Brass Beds $35.00 Brass Beds—2-inch posts and l-inch fillers full size to close them out $18.75 $90.00 Brass Beds $52.50 $60.00 Brass Beds $34.75 $45.00 Brass Beds $24.85 $40.00 Brass Beds $22.00 Library Tables $12.50 Library Tables in golden or fumed oak—mission design-—24x36 inch top——special at $6.50 $45.00 Oak Library Tables $37.50 Oak Library Tables $36.00 William and Mary Tables $25.00 Mahogany Library Tables $12.65 Kitchen Cabinets $18.00 Kitchen Cabinets _$ 9,95 $99.50 Kitchen Cabinets $12.99 $99.00 Kitchen Cabinets. $16.50 $34.00 Kitchen Cabinets $18.50 to elose $325.00 $295.80 $285.90 $24.00 $20,25 $17.50 BIEDERMAN'S 805-807-809 FRANKLIN AVE. ‘out incurring the envy of $19.25 7 mere money suocess he | which he has given his un- .pame and with wo other. _ST-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH DEAR FOLKS: [N this letter I take great Operating under his own pleasure in introducing name—assuming personal to you Mr. Thomas E. Wil- responsibility for the adop- son, President of Wilson & tion and execution of broad, Company, Chicago, who, in’ humane and unusual stand- the business world, is try-|ards of business practice— ing honestly to live up to| gave him new inspiration in the ideals that Abraham) his work. Lincoln implanted in our | It was only three years ago individual life. in March of this year that Mind you, “associate-work-| Mr. Wilson gave his name ers’ to him means every and his energy and his abil- worker in his organization ity and his heart to the busi- —members of the official ness of Wilson & Company. family, office workers and'I asked many people while day-laborers. They are all, I was in Chicago what was alike to him. the name of the business He measures a man or | firm to which the name Wil- woman by his or her char- son & Company has been acter—his or her devotion | given. to duty—his or her concep-| Not a single one could tell tion of the meaning of me. brotherhood and sisterhood | All they knew was that the of men and women. =§ name Wilson & Company He has no frills about him. | paq became very well and He is plain Thomas E. Wil-| very favorably known and son—worker and man—'that it stands for the high- with a heart that pumps egt ideals in business prac- real red blood through his tice—that it stands for the veins and makes him love highest principles in service his fellow-workers—makes | to the public—facts that are him thoughtful and kind— porne out by the statement makes him anxious to serve that the business has more them in every possible way than trebled in volume in —makes him long for their | three years. happiness and contentment. Mr. Wilson was the head ratte AE oS ee of another great business every week of my life—I three years ago, but he did /pear that Mr. Wilson puts not own the business. ‘more heart and soul into He rose from the ranks of! pysiness than any man they the humblest workers in the! ever heard of. : i ‘organization to the presi-| chicago elisha desks kien dency thereof. peop y .. | proud of the name Wilson. ‘He climbed to success with- They think that Wilson & | Company, by their methods any of his associate-work-| .44 the heart they put into pha the business, are adding to He has played the part ofthe fame of Chicago. a real man all through his It is a splendid test of a business life. ‘He has always has the ad- mre 2 mont Bet hon miration and affection of]; 0. people speak for him fellow-workers because he| enthusiastically and affec- has always played fair with /tionately as Chicago people all of them. do speak of Thomas E. ‘His present associate-work- | Wilson. oko ha a a eo You know, folks, that this : . worked alongside of him for | : true, don mdse: twenty-five years, that he is You have examples in your the same Thomas E. Wil-| home-town, haven't you? son—the same genuine,,You know the men and whole-souled, kindly, con- women in your community ‘siderate man he was when/|who play the game of life he was earning $20 a week.!on the level. Financial success has not | And how you like them, turned his head; it has not | don't you? ; closed his heart, in its sy M-' But the best certificate of pathy and its action, for'the | character that any man can good and the comfort and | -eceive is that given to him the contentment and happi- by the men and women with ness of those who work | whom he comes in daily with him and for him. content Had he been content with 7 jie Mr. Wilson personal- ] h. I thi i would not have undertaken ibid: werd ae an ee eon the development of the busi-. body that meets him—but I ness in the same line to have not formed my im- ep pressions of him throug divided attention for over a | bersonal contact. , quarter of a century. 1 haven't seen Mr. Wilson If money only appealed) otten or very long at a time. to him, he would havely gon’t think I have spoken stepped into middle life aii, him as many words as very successful man—with | phere are in this letter to the power to buy everything | you. he 9 the members of his | What I have learned about him family might wish—with I have learned by asking people the power to gratify his in Chicago and in other cities: charitable inclinations and but I got my real look into his to satisfy any fads or fan- heart and his character and his r . business principles by mingling cies that he might adopt. with his associate-workers. Three years ago an Oppor- They say, with deepest persona tunity came to him that affection that, when Mr. Wilson meant no more money to establfshed the Wilson & Com him. but did mean a lot pany business, he gave them the more of hard work if he ac- first real opportunity of their epted it and its responsi- |." cepted it a 2 They say that they regard him bilities. as their personal friend, and He decided to accept. that they hope they will be able pers: to work for him as long as the ™ rye _ epi gi eis b y s gree er vonage 92: US How about you folks? Don't fellows than ever ore IN you like very much a man of his lite. this type? He welcomed the chance to !n my letter next week I wil] develop and direct a busi- _ sg agen the — who em- - ie a. 7 can 9 a, ash eet ~

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—— — - ~~ = 200 MEN CUT DOWN 170 30 the French Legion of Honor awar' ed for conspicuous bravery at Soi sons on July 19. With 200 men I started to capture the waney, but when thev but 30 men were left in mand. O'Keefe was twice ir the engagement. American Officer Gets Leg for Brave Act. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, Feb. 15.——Capt. A. J. O'Keefe of Fort Leavenworth, Kan., returned from France yesterday with rion Award town ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH of Bu- arrived there his com wounded TTESDA’T PERRUARY 18, TT, LOUIS SOLDIER LINER REACH ee ome TUES ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES DEVELOP YOUR TA Whether it is a talent for Drawing, Design, Modeling, Ulustration, Interior oration, China, Bookbinding, Pottery Crafts, vou owe it to yourself to make . FEBRUARY 18, 1919. A LO LA LC SDAY EVENING the itation -RICKENBACKER’S CHIEF FLIES cept the invitation for a dinner in UT e2 DEATHS \SIED 300 MILES TO “HOMECOMING” Ce!wmbus. a aiscance ot about 4 N 2608 CASUALTIES pam SCHOOLS AND Kiecken- parade in gliin of rode ernoon to get a per backer as he in which thousands of men, wemen an. children marched. The after dem- onstration consluded with an address by Gov. Cox, who welcomed Ricken- backer in the name cf the State. in’ for a dinner Hs ery? i- g- 14 ii ut. William C. He Ofticer in Aviation al Engineers Sergear Number. NEW YORK, Feb. from St. L Oouis We Painting, Dec. oT the pilot to descend at New Philadelphia, Q, In descending the machine Struck on its nose, rturned and trip hn he aaaedal a snow- storm, which forced him and his senly, Chief of Military Aero- rrived mbus last Colu ove SCEOOLS AND COLLEGES ——E 7 part of the’ was badly damaged. Maj. V. ©. =—IGASTORIA «j{~ ee ac (oro U. + mR ee, Sew Net Contents 15 Fiuid Draohmy For Infants and Children. | Mothers Know That | Genuine Castoria ; aeonon -3 PER GENT. | AVe¢etable Preparation AS]. similating thefood iy Regal. + ting the Stomachs and Bowels INFANTS ~ CHILDRET ‘ E therety Prom Promoting ing Digestion Sieh, AN Cheerfuiness and Rest. Conti ek ncither ium, Morphine ® lor Rance asenlo sid! aot - , ® » We it ‘ » 2 ; : } : " 4 ' ; PJ ¢ Bears the Signature . ¢ Soe whe ~ ee a — - = ton. " x a . r = renee stenanctl * A helpful Remedy for “Gonstipation and Diaft and Feverishness a Loss OF SLEEP ss | resilting therefrom: in Infancy. Fac‘Simile Sidnatare of ‘Seta: a *@ . r-waAd ad devemti 2s 7 -“ s. : = tex 1o be = “Hipara pris “fee COITS€Y - Poe —4aF * . For Over Thirty Years = wem At “as + “~ “yr fa Be Venci ratte COMPANY. THE GeNTAUe YORK: nths old es yor dia “At 6 mon 35: Doses" . z *- - a 3 ,-— 4 as ae ee Exact Copy of Wrapper. THE CENTAUR GOMPANY, NEW YORK CITY. Use ASTORIA most of it and make it PAY You éan de this at the which ,doc They we 593 satterdam +e Hoboken. Cc. Houser of .CIAS- Re (- Names Under Minor {5 Marines t} home cor VY ticken- his office iT) 1e Ocker, pilot of the machine. suffered i! injuries in the acci- %35)1 “a sever: minor aent 5 PLAYING | WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY ST. LOUIS SCHOOL OF FINE 4 TIM PIANO sificatlons , backer. Gen. Kenls RAG" 20 LESSONS - PS ported Dead. Washington shortly. before noon, say- (Gen. Kenly made the rest of the Weite or call far HE, os a Ouse eeeuaad Se. Serst. fess 2 ing he was going for a ‘‘short flight.” ,érip to Columbus by automobile and Christensen School of Popular Music. , Hi. Wuerpel, Director, Skinker Road and . : ef 202 Fle He ascended and finding atmospher-| @ain. The streets of Columbus were Holland Bide., Olive 2972, Cent. 3564L. ; , Send for lilustrated Catalo rege px a“ By the Associated Press. Lie conditions suitable decided to acs] throngzed with people during the aft- Odeon Bidg.. lindell 2350. Deimar 1797 oe viata ate Alfred S. Kre WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.-—The of-. —~- - avenue; Sergt. ¢ ficial casualty list issued by the Wai ifth Field Host Department today shows 2608 arn. arty -fi . casualties, of which 62 are deaths : Private John 195 are wounded severely and ae ty-ninth Machine classifications of corrections number of dead of wounded, deducts ‘ from the number of making a net deduction of 22 \ table of 20 marine casualties which 15 are deaths, Names from outside of St. Louis ¢ piac' are Missouri. under minor accompanving - | 4228 Baston avenu dJerick Orth, 396th avenue. eut. Houser ts sec of the Globe-Democ France in’ Jarnua ed as a ground of! wwice, having made wits with aviators, Med to drop propa an lines. He i ent from pnuemon Other Missouri sold » the liner were: Sersg roster 4 - ] lj h | . “ee ghee, Company N ee on alana! S, eeahe, 10 al] “ee is darker in color, slightly stronger in flavog, err Beret. George morgage vg eile aan molasses is alike.’ This is : id f ) ; Pismien Point, “medica isiana. ea , h Engineers; P ‘Wounded severely Corp. Rober’ and 1S splendi or cooking, baking and — aoa "“Geoneune Ligon, Lathrop: Reuben Schaffer M ] . . d . | Saeeesth Infantry; Cory _ needle 4d sag gar ndeanens not so. Olasses Varles In grades candy making. t costs less than the Gold Frric« Holnag. Bake Iwittrick; reorge Smith, Lepublic | Company, Avia ! se Bavtley. anes Mills. ate ba) | ff Label "a ste a iieweaian See Wounded, degree undetermined t t ° Tt} Infantry; P it Smaak ian: ~-sees City LC CO Ce, Or ins alice. Neal, Campbell. Bas: Seret William Cunnnigham, Seda F kj d h kj f "2%; Private Paul H. De : Corp ()) Reull. \leinp! Or COO Ing an a Ing; Or stewing - ?- achine Gun Rattal ‘ ; ,@ CT Ss 394 Private Arthur N. Kr ivate Milton Lewis, ' to know real molasses is to know Brer Salisburs ‘ Pau Minks INWalsa (‘laud Lliite j prunes, dried apples, peaches and other — “4 slarksdate: Rabbit — absolutely pure New Orleans jld artillery: | Priv (jallowayv: hat a Private R. F. English, dried fruits: for baking anples—d Molasses from New Orleans. g appies—don t Wola Boston ye e a xv BR. 341aet Infant Jubn Kobe. non. Ju about sugar. Use Brer Rabbit Molasses, (fe 9.20.53 Hareid ‘Tay at Mounds We ugar shorta e tau ht thousande al ae bs 65th Infantry. ia -sigg penne tenga rs " S S : It is delicious, wholesome and health-@ od etul housewives how Brer Rabbit bithilten. | DEAT iHlopkins: Hollis George, Leed: dul ing. ee “ cuneed Pe Bent. sea rite place of sugar, DY On Monday. Fe Kingsley hu is. Nansas Cit’ George Vllliam Addy, te | ddy (nee Roberson) eon Lindstrom Maywood Stet Eh inee She And there is lots of it at all good grocers. | : ; & £ ; AS ~~ SG SS ae ~.) ~* SAAS . ~ SAAAAAANAN SONS VO MlMwN WSs YY WHS . ‘ SN SAAN SS SOSA ‘ ’ \ SS ACTA SSN . Wipe Downward! ‘\ Begin and end stroke lightly, * and ABSORENE will clean ow Wall Paper like magic. ) Picks the dirt right off— * absorbs it, \ No matter what other Wall Papes SS Cleaners you heave used, you'll never SS know what Wall Pape m,n . do till you try AB ORENE. 15c. \ > HRH, the rocks ater soft- 8 ener, is sol BSORENE \ t dealers at 10c a package. AN MN ‘ Wy X\\\ SUL SS NQ ‘ ~ UU TU ee OW NON Pa SE ‘ . ~~ . F ' Wye ' ad ~ ‘ “nD: _ ‘orn ° Tuns Tre }- Clinton Joe lIialverso p °.! “eo jemaday bet Archie (Cunt inghan . Pa i; XN ; ~~ ee Faulkner Peor Elmer: Wao! V, oe Le Brtered inte , ——_ ss » if ists a 11:10 1 guoin,; Stephen Lower \lount beloved dauehe , | eC 2 Va Bane aughter of non; Louis Lynch, Potomac Lyne CW Cans ard ‘Joh ‘3 ~ mr Cooper, Thouw psornville; ¢ ‘harles #5, ~*~ Pirew be r ae “ee , i , . ans, Frankfort Helghts: = Funeral » , , fra fale, Ant Po Olasses from =e field: fred Shuel. Speci play tresa «Cm Feb i at f : rch. them Ash, Verona; Montie Gray, '. Briende are respect: ci, Yolr Wish Gute ew Ox: ra / : Ales, Quincey; Martin Car!so ° ‘34 RBAN Teeeday, J catonica, Otis Cooper, Grayville; A; 4 | eed a te thur Dickerson. Warrensburg: F 4 ohn, st the ag . ' . brother « mer fsreen, Fairbury; Artie Pete; ee ee es son, Mount Ve] non: Harry Pierce “os rl L feu he Princeville: ay Colburn, Laom: . . a 8 a0 ree Jesse Edwards Omaha: (seore . ~~; 1 AHP ery = onan (;reatehouse. 4. li fi rd By : 7 poo ly banal Returned to duts ip. * le: the jate Mar ported missing action 9 Moran. the iata ¥ ." . . - — . ordan, Chandler lle. \ Pune . — } = Marine ( orps— iy i?) eet & . tte ‘ 2. Th “tay ‘orp Tia ‘Ts }?}, Hisina Caive ~ Marearet “Se ’ Stiegl er « ito Aloo € hy Pied fre Sean CZELL.. -¢ CARYN ALL Pest i atte arinw tr 1} 5 ey a! a tuehne!} F itee «Bftalts Laval Rushne oof en atten. LOE react (et ~- ae a Leute ‘real se 2 + ‘Tewe.-4!! Hat Ca. m* Years nae sraada ve te atores, 493 N. Tth eo ne ral Weanes line et iy. - » Oe hehee. «nL A Prot kee Cemete: y. a

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’ " TTESDAY, PERRIARY 18, 1919, a SOM i. L0uls SOLDIERS ON — Sane RING A VACANT OFFIOE:_ tf You Hove One to Offer, Advertice itinP-D.“WANTS”~Wa es “LINER REACHING HoBoKEN)|__D EA T HS = | DEATHS ANSWERS TO QUERIES | (PROFESSIONAL oe area one —wones eee otto — ¥ * - . ’ FU LLER ; William f ‘ Houser, Grounl at 1: a Death notinie. fi a) ‘ i ues " °. ery wh a S10, : = - “3 -- giver in Aviation and a Twelfth > | $1: cach cee, first 6 linea or icss, ad welda tan’ 3 rs ot ary considered $12 OMAN—® y eiperiencea woman, ter uTt 7 ine 20¢: . eee te. oc ne, namum £ househol . ' ret-cl mids meETnOTIamMEs. lines; Toilet Articies, 25c; Medical. MAN ~ a gees we ewe Me th ine oe st-class Sami ' » » of Rob , “ “ caer Sergeant, Among ps er yd etc., 25¢ per line. As we have no information bureau, it is impoe- i 25c. Discount I¢ per line on $ oF . ys as. e..- B21 7S | ae Mou a ESPs tie eS wom AN-—-~Neat colored, wants work morning Pe PY ae Ape rarer ~~ 4 Ls %, Sister o Paintin . : Ne aura, “hy 4 and Alfred le ti nn ail, finn ilin. in ile in P ior ye wumiper ~ (cd) mt tae oe Sunday, Feb. 16 sible to answer quertes by mail or telephune wranrnanan in nee | | cha Morris Niman. .52 oniy. cleaning or laundry. Mrs. A. In- - w. ee . r } a ~ 4 : sa —————Seern~wsreeser : oo ' r ; os - . - : on, _ “J aaa ee SO a : ; Z er s rag Pp WoM .N. “it hw re lable eolored Worman a6 make the -% w from St. /-ouls were on thé liner a husband of Be and George Suedkamp, our daar ~ 0 ~ Rh BEAUTY CULTURE 3idg.. will tell you all about a! CENTRAL LAW BU READ eos ethestput: be e oa exp nee: can &'% ‘cor general housework in onek familys ms _ # hi ather of in-law, daughte . - “e —* Ss Pp rol ancatr lotments. legal matters, colec . len - eo ee bany 060M, ask for goml wases: references. Bes M-47. P.-D._ can do . werdam WwW hich docked vest >| dear b ont g r-in-law aunt MRS. B. L. LL Value of vaucaire on - olections: experienced at antes Peas , : jerca . erday rother, brot} | Funeral W ednesday, Feb. 19, 1919, at 2:20 || formula to develop bust is dis- | MRS. F. P.—Talk with Red Cross. lorneys: advice free eS) oS age of SO yea Dp. mm fror > ‘ ~ \ 7 anand mild H ; hey were: L il- ; nha from residence, 2024 Sout! t ] Jere :: xtract , Tris lde ab ' 1} ance LEGAL matters, damages ané persion cases a i eee, oe Met nt Hoboken. They e: Lieut. Wil Funeral Thurs street, at New Picker Cemete:.. maevent o wt ted. Her st iB. I, juid ; mos a of | Ah me gy Ba got gy ne BHOWSRCE | faithfully attended to: advice free. jos ve it work im tactory ore- Hi E LP Ww ° ~ "ti th= ‘ . immermann (nee Foeser) an. j 7 4 ri us COLE water ten 0 aeve Op. | N . Os NI ¢ ; j i eo , i tte avs : cing every urs ay : . . . - s : - einsiniins ‘ es ae a ston avenue, a - avenue, ? outh Jefferson |Henry Z} ‘ ' - , - ar wife o > oan mannan " ANXI a ee umber oO! words a Saturday and Sunday venings All wele« ‘ rt ‘iru ta r j ord chautf- | ASSISTANT BOOKKE EE PER—~ Wh vewale and 4228 Ea nd Private | ey Louis Jablonow, beloved husband y Zimmermann, dear mother of Olga HEALTH HINTS, 5-reel photo-play contains varies. come Admission: Ladies 15c. gentlemen Passe: 9 me wad whent 1TAQS rota business: state ena. expertante. es | graded i ae) am - ~~ e™ ae ele we ae Sey * pana * ‘ , > t ‘ } > ‘- rne , ‘ ee i & i s : ” Tt - Peviie rere ' Moiv wWetthe ‘ral - » ra , b> ,* ut. Houser iS Sec retary-treasur oe, Som 19, at ‘nt ah Funeral. from and our dear mother-in-law. » Eel sister-in mouth can cure it, and except when | about getting your medicine on the Bos came mare, , SEter. ab A = ARMOR aie! ABER ‘— o ~--&- “1 Pi: ate ‘ ne . . ‘iO McPherson avenue, . ge per” ober = man as porte B Melicine eaurmwen® 2m: ine the Globe-Democrat, anda sailed at 3 p, ; Motor. Deceased was a mem- | years 12 ee, | not serious and leads to not hing. Laborator. 299 N 24 st at F née in Janua CE: aie neral on W ™ . 7? oer Se © he guaranteed reliable.’ oldest school lel ; . and paste) bromides. aleo rary aracer art- ra ary, 1918. Helland A (e) | | family residenc $22 Soulard street to THANK YoU b} . j rir y i h T on ‘ ‘orn ( 7 . j d i ) : = ‘Tt’ to _w : >i. : s e " = " : . . pam . ~— - . - - . . > , mas a ground officer in the air JAEGG E 0 tery. t Meter I the 1C to Concordia Ceme- | pee > - ate Chgpamon? | Te , Pla vers, Los Angeles. Cal.. J. 1 DANCTI NG eo ACHER Sit hy proficient o with chance. lear rive thy ery auto: | operator each Art a ‘ * .* 1% 1th ys ON Monday, _ ‘Feb. 17, 1919, a aoe fe2y its : : , SOU philis. “we | Karrigan, 1765 Grover st., Los An- Young la O assist teaching classical or nust be permaneg Lindell 3 } #t., Mamese City, Mo (ob) -—_— ~--- ang | - . 9 os of Mary M. Jae -EPAIR’ MAN el - € - -% ; , > ”-,. Ff =? 7 : Rae. oe ' . _ > [eé t ? . 4 . . nee fT . 2 7. Seta ” . ie rt iets rimhbhe roo is "a ra’ 7 . . —— nN avor @orps; Sergt. George R. Fowlkes, | K*tie Kalchgruber. widow of Peter Kalch- Croup nN cma 1) Rb nt eS oh Meg DOYS ii) ani? Olive ee be ine ae Cree salesmar ice perience ‘ears’ | ence required. Apply 1128-20 Pine st. se 7 ‘| gruber, dear mother of Pete 1 Py A Vv P—The h itl fF the eo ‘ ‘me OCs vel SSS. eh be -Sels~ | = ~ _— _._ . n nee in t) +) “Rex K-ow +] “HNMI‘ 4 . 4 r and Paul n aitn ol! om gent policem might find a i} DaNCING ea - saan ad ets ae ML. ckentlen 13 Mh m3 charee: in of f city or on road. Box K-2 B)L.OCKERS— And sigeis. expertenced op la- = : ‘if © ,_l'on avenue, on Thursday, per line; out-of-town orders ic per re y= ' ; rot j ics ice Saturday after: “4 de sai naga 7 - , - . . o8 A +a e5th Infantry . ( orp. Alfred M. been 20, at 8:30 a. m., instead of Wednes- line extra. Adoption. Comirg | On m4 Sists in daetention In the house, In “e Phe nig O ite Oa urda c atternoon, | O . — | ok iY truct 1s *e nec ran ’ 98 mrt > E . Wa fh... > om t S Oo d Gay, as previously advertised. to Blessed Bids, Legal and Dividend Notices. 15a others removal to an infectious dis- | P®’haps he ¢ ould be found near. Li- | ' . “eadea ¢ pain Nea e Br es pee SA la AS et, Jive, Sha sae | FI | a ‘enses : 9 a . : es i Ov ! an es mr LOK | 7 geeor. i 1 for | sosicion with * fut’ : rj ts T - . . : De v . 3 : ] | ‘ ce Bi. 4 Sherman and Mettler Pe a 5. ‘Painting he Ips to §=6—6Keep | SAL ESMAN—Married, aied vw, capable, en- | WORKS, H : # . wiove usband of So hi I . OPP ee reported iy) M; vy, 1%] as a res lf f ‘ Iphess oar OF outside w alls Stud ~~ . m - , ‘ + Be ° > ence in retail ; . s. Quston, yy Campbell, Bas srits +. . Sonhia Leaney (nee PRL AAO : . . aes Bust O my : res é Neal, mp . Base Hospital No. | Berg), and father of ¢ haries Rapp. and Pull remittance must accom pany mail ordere experiment onduc ted in the labora- and lath and plaster stone and | ve "ES T,4 Y—-Sp peel investigator: Ms OU % ; ; > ~040 acturer or ailers i t eral store: « ngle man preferred: ste , " , F uneral Ww ednesday, Meh 19 ‘ 27 PERSON AT Ww ; ms : } emo, P ft } : , Hin and wvicinits . } >) Fost 'Dispate h and room , t ™ ~WI1n “Machine Gun fFBattalior N . owt Re agagy anted. information of George estimate of the acid and base- form- ‘ ve soft bricks from walls If (10) a - a A. Kassedaun 4 : é ion No. 139yjp. m., from Wm. F, Paschedaeg’s chapel. Ryun, ee in Souch St. Louis: reward ine elements in the ash of the min- | G2™pness comes from below, put |) | DETECTIVE—Exper shadowing: investi; SHEET METAL) WORKER-—Sit.; must be | a eee (3) Cemetery. Motor. } ’ ble: of ic a nd residen e. large e’ ricer yTy mat ifac turing or other- ' for drug store: good wares : food Meats including fish, Have perfect ventilation always ana A = = TOOLMAKE! ecm % inist: sit. by young jy ~~ sae ae a ea 7 } { } ae | ~ ’ , : , ‘ ‘ : _ “} és ld Artillery: Private Eugeen J : chy ‘f 1018. tered. abouts Rm. Fit Adle » OY 7 + ma‘ } ‘ 4 ) WOTK iu drug store. 1450 ’ r 3 . A ”# Pp. Mm Johannes Lieb- Richard K Hiltahiddle. 5285 * Kr acid-torming elements The leat Shades: Lav the ‘ ' ‘ ateoh ek -_~- Armond, Butler, 519th M. L. C.; | aart,. our dear cousi * | ex \. Hiltabid ie, W. Washington) |} ¢ haa igs 3 Nene. an ‘ : ay them upon a table and g) SL et-Dispa +S) . eA eee ° ’ s ava. . “* € nm at the age of Hl years); st Oklahoma City Ok ~- Pa, , . - , earn car riting an gn i i : al rit SHADOW ING, investigating locates missing row LM AK Ff “ And (iemMmaker;?’ ait. by roung : ‘ting 47101 : \ ath at ; : Funeral on Wednesday, Feb. 19, 1919 at | : F ny B, 34ist Infantry; Private Syl-{3.p. m. from Zigenhein Bros.’ chapel. 26232 | SPECIAL NOTICES same species, showed similar re- Salt, as ft] inen will take up. Lo ||! Finney Phone Delmar 3744X (8) ours hants-Laciede Ride ter O. Zoerlin, St. Joseph; Private kee é St. : tery on tem t are A + ‘eae | rR -R—Wants work; Al express | : 40lasses. pseph W. Kritzer, Kansas City a (c2)| PERSONAL—I will not be responsible for en Soren, | ate, Ge oe hay Ss for a day, ‘then —— DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY | _tman_ ZC. Byram. Sts 2 yncd S| 16 years of ace. 4159 N. Union pare 9 alsa: y, ae | any debt my wife, Edith Fay Lamb, con-||| COMtrary, showed a slight prepon- ut 1 powder and rub in a fres! “ YOUNG MAN—Wants situation; something | BOY-—-Young, “calerad, an =e —— 7-15 D. mM. lar: a Linbere. he. Kk RR L\NK LA MRE Vegetables and fruits eshowe ad Aa Pi y j , . yd aay . , mber of a. mn. , t harles Jaegga. beloved son UNDERTA KERS 7 DOs itly ea de re ft ‘ pius ] © I plus geles: Marvy Miles Minte -. 1606 S ; ' ii # I ie i} 4627R a (4) 4 * s " . wy » i Cc AY 'E Ddre . ~* : . : ; . 2 a ; , = . . a = phi ‘ bj cj : years - “ss } ) - av.: auto) | llow y ' ate : “te ; : ‘ * - following ointment: Ammoniated schools also teach this subject. Pri Ady ate or in class. Ca!l or phone Bomont ~y os stor USael. 4440.4 © Groad- the liner were: Sergt. Miller Pyle mnetectenan ~ \pply this generously ; : VALERIE.—We doubt that spirits “ARN te ye ey 3 >| KALCHGRURER—“ntered into reat ee .ppl this generously and persis Ti LEARN to dance all dances correctly and 7 ALwaM As — sit ba ho-ounh — riedge !.. Emden Point, medical detach Ki as ment, | Saichgruber, Mrs. Clara Kalkbrenner. and munity deman: “ and justifies quar- stop the an: M 2 . : » ¥¢ ; -_ (2) 41] take place from residence. | Personal and Special Notices ALTA districts, smallpox quarantine con- liiinois License Clerk is . f % straw hats irons Hat co.. re ; ‘ Si > i . : . : - | ’ ry ite, Holland, ixteenth Construc- | Sacrament C hurch, thence to SS. Peter and a line—solid agate. Minimum 2 lines ease building You have no re- OQ marry are public records, . , nothing es } ’ me 47th Infantry; Private Clifton George Leanev, aged 48 vears. dearly | PERSONAL TWrOR “Shenae tox rear is ot ‘Ss to represent manu- BOOKKEEPER ~Mattese. Mo., 5; Private Paul H. Dewey, Shelbina, | °"; dear father-in-law and grandfather . wT tories of Columbia University, their | Prick walls to prevent dampnes: strictly confident: Miss Jackson, 30) | | ; . ww ho , ORO : ad : s : vate Arthui N. Kron, Hillsboro: . se) North (;rand avenue, to } riedens | M. se : x S. ‘y ‘and aV.. Lows Ang les, a ‘ " “a ] content of 4 7 adit fer swt le in " ia V¢ is of riass or slate in the W i} } ' r 1] reasona . . : ; : a 2 on ‘ - a i t \ as {2 : aaa i a) * . ‘t 2 ea 1 : >? rf sT) te? " ¢ ot er fe vate Milton Lewis, VW indsor. 167th } PERAt INAI saany dearedh —— i — n . , } ' patio e eRNge } I \ - 1»! atc 1. preferred 4°n2 Lee hea p : P ; 0 © 7 ow ie the = : + erience beat refer- . ~ . . . EE ' ich fine ||) people: confidential: consultation free. S873 | OOS: “Box C-sai. Post-Dispatch, (3)| BOY—To run errands. Apply S825 Mer Cherokee street to St Paul’s Cemete OPO LORD GERALD OL LL ae ae ae S | its WA hite of errs Was found tiils ’ 36. : tj brush Leave the | ’ = ‘aa (a) | BY) To learn the bakery tre¥e: muat S5th Infantry. L lad RG—E Untered into rest Monday. Feh. | tracts from this date. on husband derance of base-forming elemente. | Sup} ; Tr keep out the dust | | DRE SSMAKE R—-Experiencec, wants lal with future: will consider most anything Young, neat. colored. about 1919. at Th | . ps BOY—To learn uphoistery trade, Apply 4 Linberg, and our dear grandmother, -great- | COMING EVENTS | ing elements. ‘OQrveseT ° : d N d "ee “«~ some or i ‘ | — Sos Pte | TY : fun errands: steady position. Fren ) , Funera a , Fe ua’ dee eogkionns ad tenga yh "le ern ployes’ cash prize masquerade ball SOCRATES.—Nickel Potish Rub Sit er 80 f : ; : ; - it] = ieee 1) - & atlws 3 _ ~~ -- ae Si arles Lin between every dance; Saturday evening, I with kerosene and whiting and pol- oe ‘ ar. at i Raliway 5S hools, 411 Olive st. Olive 177.(c3) COOK--Stt. by settied whi voman: cooking | __! e191 | BOY. ~ right m annerly offiee ney. Fag D E A randmother and mother-in-law, at the age | ~~~~~~~.~-~~~~~~~ artisan HOUSEHOLD HELPS Da. 5.69% 0 ‘¢ Vears Sail 7 Bs é “Es Ye } 2 y . 2.04%O acres: aris ‘ " , - : ‘ "le % H S y ‘ |'ST. LOUIS Independent Packing C En , : ‘ : . ton, oes ~*, TELEGRAPH Y—Best instruction, dav or! CLERK-—Sit clerical work: one year's ex- | rls ating x Co, 104 Wast ington, . — : , TiS Y , ‘ . ; > a OTN) ? 4° ' ‘ , : , Ta ball ' rs 2 pa New ote “Ser | evenings: positions secured, $120 monthly) nerienes ference Rox M-66. P.-D. | BOY- -Light work: perman.ut vosition.. 77 Re} , berg, MISH K ensin to ve > S > ’ "« . , , . . St) a ’ "» . ‘ . a tee ahd ‘ >. LA 191), | Cemetery. Motor ee ee (c) sie Rote Gente aie ee © h a dry cloth; or make a han Saenes Ph ij lel 000 4 TrELIEGRAPHY—Learn tmmearateiy; tele- or general housewor) $12 sUCAR AV. e liam Addy, ‘ : LOC apring urner ali, ‘ovie an j , ak or « ‘ ag HU, ee niiadelp ia r+ a rr Y » ear ] . ; - , . : F Se Addy (nee Robersc mena ioe ee of | : ag Chouteau avs.; dancing fror ‘ze : ae aking soda and aqua 1-3: New O Ip ans oug) — $ fom 7s ie mg nest salaries. | COOK—Good colored woman: come ready for | - pearons etme. ©. St, eae PTrocers. ia et Dawson inee “Sheele vi nepheur: of | —")* sad An! EY = Plt ‘a into rest on Tueas- waltz; admission, oc e1 ‘i. 2 : _ '. a n la, A pply with a cloth and , V I : ans, though a ent, J1 Railway amon work 4940 Washington bil BY Over lf for factory: 8&8. | sO n . : “>. " atw ) ; aq : ) 7 5 ' - ys : rs Ait 4 « . 1} ‘ 4 : , °l. — ‘ , ‘ . D> * cy in eo if on as “rf if . { = : ~———- ~- -46 . - ob! . George T". W iliiams., and brother of Moc: eae Mee. “pa Ss IE ' } 2 12 car rasses the h all. , i i it a bit ( f fla hnne l OT { ham- ; ° ‘ ra , Tt) ae 1 wef (ok Sit ny eo jact riret-C.iass cook: cine ¢ ‘0 712 N ‘ & omime reial * : eT \irs 1 ‘% ie { iAaASs ) house Engraving Co., S00 N. Broadway: sixt® Cora Fiyn of Montana and Charles | Smith. Mrs. Daniel T : Ae ‘ ‘ « ‘ s ; s. AT > rundle., ( Ys 7 ' ee : : ‘ aol ) - af ly of Detroit, Mich, in his thirty-fourth : | S TOCKHOL DERS’ MEETINGS , are a number of) habit: as 76 sq. ircles: Los An | | na) Oe : _ oe .. SORT ~ | floor. , ‘ ; _. 4O8 - ! Be — | if} 4 John MeGarvey. anc the R i 7 Deceased wth amber of 8. ak ; 1 our grandmother ~'€5 bb “Be an No, 21. ‘ hoy At aa oe Om: | : out 16 or li years of age, for mee- a if . 4 pneral Wednesday. Feb. 19. at 9-20 Pp. m., i'm Interment at Salem, Mo. meeting of the eto: khol de rs > ¢ ré "9 ert Le 9 “The ear ,eat ‘? ' vty Br pet, A Bit We _facturer Apply S28 N. 2d at idence, 1215 8 avenue. ft . {fiat 3 - sae es odie . 4 ‘= s hon . \ resid (ev, ] lo a Ange avenue, to St. Los Angeles (¢ al.) and Salem (Mo ) pa- } tholomew Batter and Suptriv r . sar > a. ; 2 Y “Help ’ our neigh- { Aik aAnKILeS | aon seis ry ee ole Pepepeati a a t od ad achineitiailinniatl ( ood- ; y. \ (Cc) |} pers please copy. (ec) | election of : rve h _” See vle’'s Games. Public Sponged night and morning with | THEATRICAL ts Riis - | BOY-_To help in mailing department. must | who has be hongst and have references, Mr, Wal! i Services at residence of son "Eaagu POPP eee" — } Tc f Kollowinge are 7 : , ' . . ‘ ‘ . . ~ ger . 4 . ' ee “ S 5 7 C1 opulation 319,148) 1611 Q wonderful ’ u bath for rheu- a _____-___. | Hickory street, Tuesday, Feb. 18, at 8 p, | STOC K HOLDERS’ ME EF TING he al la “Four of a kind.” “Try Liles vse SY matigm. neuritis besitvy and all skin erup- | COOK-—ASit widow. i care for mother- ‘ - oO + home: good cook: give references.| ,S¢n@er, with offices and factory of manu- (co AN—On M | Fe} 1 desimepinioen ensuing year, ar ! he transactio1 rf oh rT which ; ndful f : r n AN~- nN vonre ay. o , 7 1919. at ‘ cDONN al es rs. t, o ‘, . / geuK h ot her husit eas as ' , . - . . . 4 #5 at . S10) j : “* . ’ biC] ai ha if u ) PP P . . Lis tL. ae PT * FEC CLATY, One > . : pnver, Colo., Rev. Louis O. Adrian, our ar v, re 16 “19. “ae Pe ; “Ra “a | before the fnestsng, v " POINTS | ComcRn eee ee POOR Ali solved Dry | | GIRL That can sing and play piano initiative and ab ility to execute orders as _'%2 Pontiac Bide fc} pe ’ b ° ° , "* . , Bee ? AT; j . a ‘ ° ? : y 1 o* } j . . ‘ o ‘ — 4 7. ‘ ow ' " ri . " . > © cee « brother, aged oe years. Mc!I’ nnell (nee Schwartz) relict of Chariec office of 7 7 th. O94 Thir A’ or : : the TY, “Al a wy ar itie ntly th cabare 2 nights week: good pay. Sa) ore . Bh, Bo Bs v Bi "26. Bost. B iOYs i wo, between, ‘the axe of TF and 1s. os, aa coy place from St. Nicholas’; J, McDonne!l and dear mother of Tom and | tional z UIs, yl he xX. Y¥. Z—There are no self-de-| ™inutes. Strengthen by a little ex- | Franklin, ieee tie jhe ties eee (3) Warebene t % naw a Ag ag . . | “1” P > ‘ , , P — a. ‘ . on * ~— . - - — —_ . ? re . . i ; ° Pri aneteenth Street and Lucas avenue,! Grover A McDonnell, and Mrs, E F. | eith lay Freneeers i ‘ é ; fense permits. The law expects ae ’ ay. Standing on ball IAZLZ RUMMER-Sit bells readet ey 3 nicaiv fiupniat Feit a o.. #th and Washington: see M riday morning, Feb, 21. at 9 o'clock. Rooty, and dear vrandimother, after a brief | ptteet.. ‘ BARTHOI OM EW, ‘resident gare to he armed ‘eT, SWaAV the whole body from ears’ experience Db ummer oe er . LAND ihe 8 , wy gialng COE. egy one =n ~ a —_ ‘S. : : ' ; aa ee fron} room, excellent meals Phone Grand | BUSHEILMAN—Steady job. Call 7B@ Cai ent in Calvary Cemetery. illness. , BE. Iu. SAR THOLOMEW. Secretary C he ; s forward ;: hackwar 62 ; Funeral Thursday. Feh. 20, at 8:30 a. m., | *“RENCHIE.—For full copyright! y aeiin he ft and backward, — —~—---- — aoe | A : 3 | _lineville av. East St Louis Wt fe) Ca MEN DINGER- -E ntered into from Collins’ parlors, 1029 North Grand ave- LEGAL 4 NOTICE infor mation write Copyright Office, pr aenn ay sa pivot. Do not MON t says: Success is for those who LI RDRESSER-—Who does hair work, will ’ aa ota bh Ba ra fonda Feb. 17. 191 7.4% = . ' ' , . = it - ie body to bend at wdi: or hustle: ev palone deserve it Get busy: +¢ > . " B 7 MM: ‘ 5 7” y, ; : ’, at 1:45 Tr. sa nue, to Sf Rarbara s ¢ hurch, then e to ¢{ al- e +.AA4 en 00 Enneneesneem nine Libri: ir ‘ of ( ongress \V as h j ne ton, ’ Z i’ . , Wait t rT i . : , ; work in exrcnane for Marc el waving, | i 4iv t —— y M. Allmendinger (nee Kowalski), .| varv Cemetery. Motor TREASURY DEP airs TMNT. Offic Safest to cop\ rig? t for w cnees he whole action should be in | sy acting ¢ for om tures and the stage, Bot C-116. Post-Dispatch (3) T " wife of Adolph J. Allmendinger, é Chicago (Ijl.) papers please copy. (c3)} troller of the Curt ency. Wasi co of Como- el aig aa Ps Ste. Yr your-' the ankles — dancing, horus, vaudeville, ‘violin, HOUSEGIRL-—Sit “by girl for light house- ennessee concern ; state her of Norma and Theresa Allmendin- ? _- | 9G. 1919.—Whereas. RB Cy. weanington. Je * stim TAX T , : piand, mandolin and ukulele. Belmont ey RL “M Rreedwe - ‘ : ? dear daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M ANTI r— ; Ente ed , t ' presented na aon task Conk 0 torv eviden od A RE DER ahs | f h usband left “ shed. i oo] is a SIM Di! e mec hanism Si hool Odeon Bldg. Esta lished 1912 if 33) : Work ‘ ? . , roeaqcway ; as age, experience and salary Kowalski, dear sister of Thomas 8. and| Feb. 17 1919 at 7 D. m reWilliam Mantle | made to appear that. athe State "ie sceet 1 a will giving his entire estate to| niane wordnet a hammer, chisel, |) PIANO PLAYER— yy young lady; dance | HUUSEGINL, jored, Wishes position as 9 : mushte a? a age and our dear grand-| aged 38 years. “he! loved husband of ‘Alma | Bank of St. Louls."" in the City of St. Louis wife absolutely, his. children. in plane, spade or file, used in work- || engagements oo ferred: 1 or 2 evenings a housegir! or maid. Call Lindell 1520W. | expected. Box J -279, Post- er, au > = F : oe » =. ‘ ' d i i j " pe AE: ; 3 nw be 4 « _ é, J? o ’ 2. Y) vi - : R _£ ¢ on ‘ tA k TT, i” 5 hry ) IDs . eS " ' P —- ar “a ws . yee ug! a a gt niece and aunt, Mantle (nee Broeker), dear father of Verna, | and in the State of Missouri, has complied event Said wife remarries, would oa, a Ooving or transtorming mMa- |. . AO Dispatch. TOUSEG IRL , for housew rk, 01 hou «e _Dispateh. (2) -? ars mon and 3 days. Gliadve and Florence Mantle ; terial. A machine in the most gen- keepe! a, want Rone home and -~ A Ne eR NM OE agg es ee - + > a" with all the provisions of the Act of Con ¢ — ‘ a ae Me + * ) on ’ " od rn 4 a, + + » 8 ty, , 5 we he mm “ ‘ ~ " S 7 ° rm . . _— — . , , ‘ on , . ; r i? : " ‘ 4 ™ ; ESTERFFI, nT ~Entered into rest an weg { ree cr , ' C ; Years a terfeldt (nee Rabeneck), dear father of i a fey the State of Missouri of “{ ie and ws Cle is handling it jugt now. st 36 ombDination and ecs-ordination Solid aqute, first three linea or Tease HOU SEKEEPEK — by refined young wid- 216 Collinsville av... Fast. St louie. J . Mattie, A. ora, Harry, Walter. Helen NF! BAT ER On Sunda v. T ab. 16. 1919. ae Phe srl diame aan tasked ‘ened Re hg Bug onls a quest ion ¢ f time when vo . . nowers a nd movements f, ee "te 20c, additional lines I¢e each Dis- 1 child, 4 ars: in wil lowers 1OmMe: } CARRIAGE PAINTER—_H Rau & San. 2% : t y ; ? " ‘ a > . - ’ " " > . ‘y »¢5*? , » ae... : 7 . — of the | ia lesterfeldt, and _our dear ect nig m, frei gg ek on a Ya « BAR Rpt amended articles of association. namely. un- | unlawful use of the wires will be ! produc tion of a result . ohteat , count Ic per pen I cae 3 or more in- best references tox M-363, P.-D. —— {2) Mioriersant av : ‘ : ! oy ‘ Ne { r . ; * ; sat det ‘toa, Pe : .* ; ‘ ys | ions. 7k tak oe ke 77 lie Ale = - : . . : Funeral Wednesday. eb. 19. at 9 D. m., and Mrs. Fred Wolf. sins aor ~e age plate 7788, 16, 1989. ie Le te d. . ott |S A tool: when if 1s cet So — ~~ = 0 a hl , HIS EES oR nigh os Game } » : ba | rs ‘ rR W ASHER ‘‘olored ex perien ed: Kron’s chapel, 2707 North Grand ave- Funeral Wednesday. Feb. 19. at 1:30 p.| and seal of office this 16th ay of January. WAR TALK. AS > Operated by a crank and | MEN. BOYS aoe pag tn Ma rege Write T SD. 1988 View | —reccrences._. Mayes, 2408 Ping «1 a og a Cemetery. Deceased was a m.. _ from Wm. F Pasc hedarg’ s chapel, | 1919. T Pp. kK ANE. pitiea . Write V atl ‘ the entire mechanism is | - sf, ; 24 ; CH L\T'FFEUR—To drive and take care of 2 rT o Erwin Lodge, No. ]21, A; F. and IRS? » North Grand avenue, Lo St Peter ~ Acting 7 omnpt roll on of the { “urrenc y Exten- ‘ , ,at . . ' i } macnine Standard Dic- ACCOL "AN T Sit bv exp -_ revise and , - a er stant pres 4 } ome trucks: must he rom!) autos repair man . M. Motor. Relatives ‘“emetery. Motor. sion No. 34° ‘harter No. S17? CRT P ‘ross ‘r ' Tt im ; ‘ i i WN HEPER ~~ COT ae married man preferred. give reference and gives } ss af mi ed S, sco it ae) install ‘ yate ms, inventories, aon © good wages. Me ihodist Home, 4385 Mary- salary tsaatad Box K.984 PD H—William CC fac) ’ ray aia . . a . ere , Income tax returns. on TS. land a\ "x. 1's ¢ anech passed awe) a LOST AND FOUND Y~, Post- Dispate ee (65) | TAIL ORES Experienced. to repair gents’; CLERK-—With some experience In hank clothes: steady work 3348 Laclede. | Work: state age, nature of past employ ment and salary expected. Rox M.ts r wing Bln 4 bh 15, 1919, at tos Angeles, be er Entered ae rest on ena v, me ae. » DKeloved husband of Lottie C. Bach 7 0. . 7 &@ om a m “lorence | OS ! d FOI IND art aia ot —— |} ACCOUN ) —Sit.; expert: will Keep your . Strong), and father of Alice Florine, | Obert of = Ww yvoming street, dear beloved ' an ' R | IS] NESS ( AR DS ’ hooks in spare time; daily or weekly Ppost- | HiOUsK MAII»)--Slit.: good references Mary | P "ont Dispateh ,ure-— Jr, and Lillian Helen Bach. and dear | daughter of William J. Obe rt, dear sister Be) Boe — § ing; opening and closing; auditing; income McRride, Sisters of Mercy. 230 and Locust, OLE oT ; ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Bach and of William J. Obert Jr. and John J. Obert, , 7 a a ee ik. }} | tax service Box K - i 7, Post- Dis; wateh. ¢2) TA DY Mida) = na’ chil tren. wants to L, gE K K 10 TO a Y KA RS OF ° ° + j 7 . > » ’ ‘ ‘ ti i 45 it | | fh i _— i - a ‘| P tt Ce Age. *3) i “cea ™ th ee. Sach. of Bt, Louis. rg We. é , 9 a9 ‘ Di ne une f ~ gr Bagge an” ae ~— ~ bd ‘A Salle “d 7 Solia agate, loc il Pee he AUTOMORIL) MAN—-Sit. F 16 ye ars’ expe- ~ ep house - otheriess home, Theresa > 77 = re Rie N¢ ey ng - P Interment at Los Angeles. Thursday. | "Funeral Vednesday, Feb. 19, at é 30 a, ™, | sCcoun c per line on three or | = a : : Viteauene te F e. mintm? m 30% rience, Wants proposition as territory sales Poenieead? Rar ai: Mad! BON. ill sey Ms - nr ‘ "i 2 . (ced) from Roberts’ fune ral parors, 1905 south POS wr CEM enpe A penatany SE O ~ ’ ae , ' : . Re: : : LJ lent , se ta we three or man or manager of servic department first wi ‘6 ST TE F Grand avenue, to St. Agatha’s Church, thence | | Unto ation, | cea | uff: ward a more insertiona | eines meci age! “ghee . a Ae ‘ver the - ode 7 Sit, by white 2.0K A N. 1: ith. FORME R E MPLO YME N T ‘ “ - aa Pe aie . le ' v (4) — . w e tes ae een at . , : ” COMPORTT® RP -Expertenced, es 1620 Mores: hineral will place from Isaac's | ran i An artha tehmund, aged l : R5f 54° 153 ySH. roteas reaivay ae, : . $4 Oovated like new 2290 Finney. Lindell lington Hi tel 1h) obloeck, Mar cet et "}) whe Write Ath léi¢thy mt, 7 . > ~ . — : ° 4 ’ c > ! a . thy : > ss OO me s —— =e = _ ; : - _ eral parlor > North Euclid avenue | month and 25 days | 1ITHOR $7 284, oTOG1, B01" . t “ ' Washing erences (io od W hil ire lit t “orl ing ‘*" : mii aiter Bruns and rs, Carrie ert- arston). dear father of Murial Rogers and , Ho | . ” ' ' , ; annie" 3 i x ng aap “— ———— »y in opo ' at ~\ Br ow a ‘ . brother-in-law and uncie, pe the axe of et and the late Caroline Rogers, | at Books ‘FOUND should . ipner ; et mh he ogee rd entral Ss09R, M vin ¢ = 3) | § —_ ENT a" sit _ Plaste aes _ “re - . = se alered wants | 77ci ao i “4 PIPES blown ut _&: WO, Io re cemen wor Cal} ctor 2325L. ; , ava + ac teen me . ‘or retai store young nr Thursday, Feb. 20, at 2 p. m., Ne eee tantiy residence, 3806 Ken- Floor. 210 Rroadwav, L "R ~ = pat | se) ISISA California ay ee (63) edinesday amd ft! Bomont 61k aoe about 17 yeara of age. high seheo! An fami}, regi}: nee. 4123 North Second nerly avenue Due notice of time io) LOAN Ande ie TATION. ) POCKE rPROORK r ost , . : a : 4 ae Ty } ‘entral i8e; Pe! alti yr ‘ CHAUYFE! R Sit hy colored experienced , ; oN 240 : : - first - referen “ Lindell “2481 : a if week te or call. Dora SAL | steady work. (jreeley Printery. 4 ; : i ' c , ; . erice-s , Je 1s 4 a : , Pine —_ . to Calvury Cc emetery. Motor. (c3) rarlor. Jefferson and North Market, to the ane for other purposes approved July 12 ELE "T | If ji telephone com - (nis Sense a lever is a mac hine: ee ee ee Funeral Thursday p ‘ | ; ' ! | ss *! able National Banking ~ not then have any right or interest | e « inn pag ' wages ra MeCabe-P m far raday. Feb. 0. sat 3 Dp. m..| Funeral on Wednesday, Feb. 19. at 2:30 p.| flons to extend” their corporate existenwa, || in their father’s estate : erul sense is any mechanical instru- I will_work for email was LN. Gran’, | CARINETMARER— Apply MeCabe Powers ; ’ on oule-im.. from William M. Schumacher funeral | , od ' orporate existence, “a ao for the conversion of motion E M P O b M E N I HOUSEGIRL-—Sit.. neat colored, housework Carriage Co,.. 12717 NW Rroadw ay io) ‘ « s, € . . . . ot & 2) _ . ’ , . ° ‘ reer . ~ v ce} ' : a . in worning or care for children afternoon) GCanineT SRKEH FE xperien: ‘ed and upfi i Me aa a > HOUSP KEREVER-—S _1310 Webster AY. |\TANDY MAKER Finke's Candy Kit hen. -—— - * we ao ee 8 bk Oy i Be ee ee Mey ae on ~~ ty ee he .= an LNA ~ah aL hahha, aa xs xX sau wy PU GRA REE COPE nae a. wad t “~ ve Seppo VR zs 7 - oe Se ~~ ~ te a ARAN— Entered into rest on Mon- eb, , 1919, William Roedter, beloved | Return to ‘04 Fulk rton Bidz. ( POC} Fe : Puy . 7H k . f a eel "y Cs . , . ‘rg : | * . . - _ (MM TR | P . oe _ , , | fy SF V« m vour repatls VoOrkK “oti | (* LFRFEI 4 Sit re or ' } is ¢ ° ae —- RNS PEASE eeuee OP URN ioe 1919, at 5:20 a. m,, Flor husba’ 4 ‘of Mary Roedter (nee Cramer). | 4impo DKALEIVS LICENSE lost: D121 ees ne: Sire 2442P piece SAUPP SUR —Ont.; preter, ruck; 2S & SS. Wante small bundies to bring | COOK—First-class bread and pastry : beloved daughter of Nellie|and father of Henry and Fred Roedter 7 city licence No. 13 attached: re-| re car, Vand : ~ - ’ ne = and n ifraid of work. mrs =| nies lell : call morn good salary: sinale man preferred. ratiroad r ‘ P 9 . Ler ry “ . ‘a0 et ee | ; {, } ] aS ae indell { + Trias and Saturda (‘all L indeil es. DESIGNER on house oreaees: ~ dye ~ wing 1 Wednesday, Feb. 19, 9:30 a. street. Burial at Friedens Cemetery, Mo-/; coupon book, Saturday, Grand a and 1915 Penn. Main 272 oe ao rE ‘OUR HOUSE WIRED. _ ~The Ie ALN ESS Sit Wednesday. for Wash- 4 operate & culiieg Gy nes NS Se ' ce, a2 z é : P , North Market ‘fee to “” Spring ea : We bdo 5 ain ee , { ‘ 4 Rar a pe ) = . : . , . *o98 4 ‘ marian 4 ’ " , — . - - te : ,\UNDRES experienced all oF | DESIGNE For store and bank fixture “ ee alm “tee Be ony a | ; ‘R , G—TLost. Saturday evening. in servik ar asses, Sunday night; vara, #8 +o ; SCHNEIDER— Entered into rest. Monday, BAG OST. + iraa zz. | rvi ar, indell 46°7R ER T arged soldier: file. and A “ ne Feb. 17, 1919. at 8:50 p m.. Frederieka , aune velvet bag. onlaining ah at @ pg ‘ ¢ _ ” y : PRINTING AND ADDRESSING ~ | re ard arn’ ert ce : sa ya y second — 7t 4 Ta none ’ nt O40 ork _ saat he ; ana ble meeting trad ‘Schneider (nee Brandes). at the residence| silk Olan. hg PE py tedrgigt wae 548 ‘URSE os lack leath th and! , ' “Toa chance for advanceme in reliable me _ & plans, elevations, perspectives, Wat: PP Pe O} an. EG : eri y: : eo * ' an Ne n. :, ent ato J 4 : AA! rf heapest piace In wn for scieunias ng. : ' Ye : f ‘ ; . ret ase. hy . } indle sleet rmermarnent ten tice girent Day 4 McGill & Co, 123 N tith: Cen. TI7R&R.fcl4) — -— — _ - ae , - inf heey ° : hy da’ Fill narticulare age en perience fir lerk honora! ,¥ Y ey Te rk four sniar’ wanted A(creeas ; LLY Entered into rest on ceeds: 7, 7 at 1:30 a. m.. John J. : : i Bes cy beloved cousin of Annie and Jane | of her daughter, Eva Grosch, 3839 Lin- | — rer and Bert iE. Shea -coln avenue, beloved mother of Mrs, Lizzie ‘AME O RRO OH Ta 1% hae 4108 take place fro the family | Schlef and Eva Grosch (nee Schneider), sake: reward. Miss Gladys Clendenin, 53 ' r liechare vidies ‘ig schoo! aduate : , . 8 Page Souleward. on Wednes+|and our dear grandmother ana gre@t- | (onde. phen ag py lag” lng CK, CONTAINING 91 STORAGE AND MOVING ‘ ors old: has know a of _ + 4 ane 'y AUNDRESS ee refine experienced 4h Feb. ” at 8:30 a. m., to St. Ann's | Srandmother. at the age of 84 years agg : . . an tien” A ain ae eon | ) fecal and | itectural drafting: can furnish | co sundre y davsa open:| DIE FITTER—Expertenced on punch Poh. thence to Calv ary C emoetery. Pri- Funeral Wednesday, Feb. 19, 3 CAMEO PIN—Lost; bloc) tv on Clara a vard 5 pees ddd. cA WE FR Dy moving , er Lo est of references bo °.200 Post-Die, (4 ¢’ and ear fare Central (8; in 8 work app ployer dept (ent . oe experienced: can vel] . i itt F for po | I : DISHWASHER Secherta Restaurant. sie 1vth eft Le a . x Ta Re, Motor. ie) |'m., from the Kron chapel, % Nortl 4171 McPherson. Cabanyv 24f Yee orem hone Bomont Grand avenue, to the Bethania Cemetery. | - TU RSE Ost black leather, i : . ; ‘ > EE + BOOK — Lost, praver wok, near 2th and St , ening between 3 iy aaNS iT to 100 Miles, planos r referer ~ toy bend Post-Dis ‘ “ait Entered tbe rest on meneey: Motor. (c) Louis name A ‘ \Wv Pine ie} valu: le he at . \s a ott pd é . $ . . ; ; ‘ ae ing rel abhir —* ’ . ° - : ) —— ery - - | S ' t e > a George A. | —_—-—--—— hai ® tea tern , voy} ; . ute . Se ers t SUK 7 ; ‘ . pee CUES vy JVUNS - “Sa ae " poms ereee +t *erenre? - ly, belov ( » keensa ke. S707 Pa . lima? nAavantcr wii 48 in ' ; a ee rewde is ail aoe , > Gt hae “7 : " oaadte ¢ > ; ) ea { Q ‘ ed & " P ial " “ ; i Tl | ‘ i? an — ~ 0 . a i rig } ‘ ‘ vi eT ’ ia oO — . } | “e ‘ : : ly fnee ee he ne a LU _ -_* ron i SaCHLUET E » “eat * red into rest on Tues-/| e pral _reward ° : , mfts , ' STORAG! 2 a month: @mnoving and packing . ' i ane Pes ' ‘ : Thuredat rida k \ | ER | i RR hes | r | ER ; Guittar. _ rotner ©o a rs. AW - | day. Feb be | - 1919, at yy a. m.. (,eorge a . . need ‘: ; = ! ; — bv contract: fur iture in exchange Kelner. : — > . an 1 (ana ble Oo? marking and managing dire ss. Thelma G bitter . od ee, arene isc AF saan d husband of Elizabeth ;‘ CFF BRUT ro | | rails mor ‘ lst black f about $72 1741 Marcus Teal mar 1°909R (o14) ) 22"! ’ ce ' rR, Png ' eutting dept... unusual poston, if right ma aK Ar, aged 23 yes 7 mol Sic ' , . , r eran (‘ail Sidnev $22 Si re reneyv | nilain , ' lis a ' ee Te ' _- — - lavs a week ers otn 5 Vi AT'S 1 t4he VW ashington ; fal arn - a 9 ry} _ “ ~ . > > . j “i ¥ i “at rial ‘ t?i) ‘ ti) . ‘ « . — ;* a bh on “ ‘ . . ome be . F 7 ° , . —_ , ’ e a " os i : shag : - ‘ > idence, 3112 & ne piace from the LS. "UY | mma and Eugene Schuleter. ton getting off car ey ; : sti » Hea ard mod Sidnev 1585 W (o14) RE Gees , “ NRG CLERK—Resisteret of assistant tan heri lan avy enue, on S- | Funera! from the residence. e7oOn, A = satel bong peel P.M | ~~" : — “ ae : perience would position in me LAI? is if Ty OFK . ms \ Pharmacy, 825 Belt ; ay ian Feb, 21), at 7 ‘30 0" _ loc K, . ' Wickorv atreet Wednesda, Feb ' S iti rday ” i . : Linas ms Le : . ‘ ras & 2 ~ DF a “O) AGE A NT) MOVING CoO ' eeu 4 he WA , . T) anatc! ny . re ote Sie " ’ : Re. . ° . a ; = — ~ . . . - ‘ 7 iy : . , \ vr mn ee ) ‘ ‘ ey, tan ri | - ‘ es ’ - . ing iv, 17 + . - ney at “y . On t hy rin. 7ee * . ’ . . rete ‘ ~ : ~~ crt r FF Mot # Church a: id ‘ emetery, Florissant p. m., to St. Peter's Cemetery. Cc - . ' ; Kit s hig! mi? See 1 OF, Sidney 5 et ea) iS to manage drug store ir near mbt is reteroiices.. - wa hemsnt "Leuts. 9 (Cc) ee IMM Lost: simall. hrown 14 f Q . — = eit : . Oa . = . —~— - . ~ + ee omega - } + ! wrt vil 1 CUASOC later Hox s 7 Y» *) “deci tae ; , Rasen leaning Pear] | DRUG CLERK-4s009 Feb. ae ntered into rest on Tuesday, | dav. F 15. 1919. at 8:05 p. m. John wi ; re ry «8h: Orewa for re m 7, tract: furniture in exchange, Bomont 182%. ; — — : rer : : goot nestition for right * Lis hte at 1 a. m,, James E, ' &o hulte. sy ls hus mand of Angusta Nchulte ' us 1G—Lost, Boston bull terrter, th red col- lady's \%-kara dia nd ine iff “1 ee aa Bore SRA OC aie CRIA (c8) os se BSB seor od oa mela f - | oat -Tternat (nee ploved husband of Frances de | jnee Rubre), dear father of John O. Schulte.) lar; $10 reward O13 Orb | mounted: stolen from 149) Nar; be WAYS be service: Tooving, soras’® and an a ind LAUNDRE _ references; weal! iio ron BOY Colored wd 8nd Mary euer), dear father of Allen | augusta M. Ault (vee Schulre? Caroline J. ‘ bey 4 Fees Ot i Sh ake if. a rosser’s, 3229 Olive. Homont | dA NTL OM—Sit. | &) ored : Fel ecnenaay & a 4 | recommended At ply TX da Lie! Emma de Lisle, brother of and Henry BR. serulte, father-in- law of Servet. DOG—I. os eee ‘i hiac own jtace: n ne He - - pha - ; a pm j era dk. y ° int £4 14 leli BoGOyV (‘a ' ; | 446% . Washingt sigie ee Oe P he e of (5 vears jcenses Mae arneyv ¢ reward oie >. pal ppg. : : —wwr) - _ a r ' + - , Aa - Anare Ww he Ault. at t ak P ~ — a L\ } 4 ‘ . as ‘ 4 ; ‘ i$ mande +, 130° ' ; A aed z : : - lp , ' ee. j VNOGOINE ER - er sect é te ee ry AD - ee U use Clean Remain. ma ” § i_— warehouss y be s@den at Mullen’s chapel, luneral on Wednesday, Keb. 19, at 0 TP. | ; ‘ ’ ms ae rehou , at MG et, white bulldog a th } } jp ate IiTo rooms notor service: f EY. weet and St. Louis avenue, until) m., from residence, 4053 Winnebago “atreet, | I ~~ “ie ' bathe: all ; OOn4 Af, dh Poa os on iken ! , or me vimet able ‘an ve Wot , Post-! ili Bormont 1 Srvve i Por m.. Tuesday, Feb. 18. Interment to SS. Peter and Pauls Cemetery Motor. ten : , , ' BR FROUNSA » « . rae ' r ) sui “to a ; aoe ae ouaeee KNOINEKER—Muet have eile (c) | DOM alf-grown nate re *; gone 1p bon SL I ne ae ' LACHING: Beha Baty it ral Fhe vit Y yokeep and AES lib eit > Saturday teens No. ‘1 &! Ww 7\y . , ' . mete at: , (> cnn what you pay the Kemer war: ea! ange iat uy OTn AL s re rime . re —s & 4. _ ghting and ees — - 7 ’ - " ’ . o . . p 4 : : : ‘ >; . ne efnrage. packing hw ac ” *. . . " . owe , — toin : i we : ' . ; = hy. Lib nh into rest on Sunday, ' SINZ- -Helena Sinz, wife of the late Jonn to } 414 Mi , and ollins a keepsake atta ie exchange Olive 87 4 ) Spa . —— reat ye “49 Pine af give references, Fe + Al a 10 > Wiss 4 atherine Don- Sing. entered into reat, suddenly, Friday, mn ’ ’ . white bird dog . ole 1e; » Ff ‘ Ga. Ai“Mn, ul ; rai . . o14) MACHINIS . ti 4 - . : : ew! NE wh Liccenee ; of John and ‘Feb 14, 1919, at 10:30 p. m., dearly be- | ‘sone spots around reward. 3615 N. | —————— - , RSENAL HEIGHTS, at your service to ay Der eS an Po reeset ~ ieninen dees ce 6h & and machine repairs; 10 . dear sister of ‘loved mother of Ottelia Zimmerman (nee OMHth at ; i SHORS — etween Indiana. § a » he aA te th TE, IR aahed “A oes) Se 4 > .~ "| pertieulare and Wages Wants ) and Daniel Donohue, Sinz). Hellen Nuelle (nee Sinz) and John, | - . ——— — - FR paying: A yc ga pe ree ‘Cantal aan lian mee atetaas ana aagen” Glee | eae ym 23, married, 6 yt EDs Poas-Dienateh ” r ay /ing. Mrs. Arthur Plate, and ‘Arthur, Albin, Ida, Anna and Irene Sinz, | nog. ost: red setter: youns e spo ao =. a eee ee 7 Victor 16@7R. 2724 Gravois. C. E vears as chinist and allrot MAID heat c | gir! as maid of RRAND BOY—Pritt Pr vt ’ ' Theresa Sing inee Arendes}, and belo. ed e\|- chest and w hite ' ‘ - > ’ . "Ts vitor -- ss “ . . ; , ’ :man Mer , or “78 0 : ’ +r) \ j : ‘ ‘ ny .if af / tf : . mar ©. . at ; Sill take place from the famflyj ser of Elizabeth Schoeppe!l, and our dear) a) Phone Wydown 207 (o3) | 3 rei 35 In-—Lost, St us = a - bi t regon 3 wt , ot Pen —e rid — ae RA Benton atreet, A - edna: | grandmother anc mother- in-law, at the age | es PT ~ a egae TyS . nae % purda: & oat mack BEN A. LANG 1AN ; e . bs 7. ARMEK ire o, A , Oo clock, tu St, G7 vears. ‘ sop Re oe > toate Semgy: > Ae eA erage ] ' 1904 Tinton #4 a - - . , wand : ; peurch, thence to Calvary. Ceme- | * = eer will take place from family + license S143, 1 ew ; return | —"— — ee a - ‘ ; F REPROOF § STOR RAGE CO. ds are respectfully invited. Moa- | resid: nee. oR? 4 South Eleventh —— y » Ai ' ie \ iJ oS. .* ; STA ALL’ S-— . ) NOW r new home 5 yoiD De mar bl. _ (c6 e ; « e ee Pa , ; a r ‘ _ ‘ oY ‘ » Cows ont . (c)! Wednesday. Feb, 19, at 8:30 a. m.. thent : at. brindle butt. femal crew tall ON seins ) , - I - O () ‘ | see 7," i to €S Peter and Paul Church. Interment ~* mage vd Jp te a , , : te ro : N RI Ss’ TOR AGE & (0. . ' ng. 22 k o learn & reee 1 Wiis . | FiNisii#R— On furniture steady m Tend ay, Feb. 18, 1919, at) in Ss. Peter and Paul's Cemetery: sy. (cv) ‘ard. —_ - ai say, Fireproof warehouses for safe storage of _'*' > — iy ~ ra rs r tre Address Pfund Broa’ Mfe. Co., : ‘ rdaward Durban, i Denver ic oOlo ) ut MN please cot ~ 2 “ _—_— : rew f i? Tv} : ‘ ‘ a ee housel old £00 a8 p ANOS. etc. : move. pack . . —w + " ‘.. wt ‘ aT sctm ry? : realer ; ; ‘ fy? . F Lik ; : aii and Estelle - DRILULS—Lost, set aris an Marre, I9 Ll, iid and medal fol turn | Ship: best ‘rvice onsizgn vour gcods our ne : ; ' H ht REPAIR MAN-~Ewpert ears and ' ’ Mant rest on Monday, boxes, Saturday Pp. m., on ncehester “O2GA Bartrne . : care _Grand- Laclede ave. Linde!! 2155: Del . ; ag es ang reRM@T AT) AN’ lair rept . on . “uy Pine st refere nee require, chi ard, Horothy and | STAHE— Enteres Mi e Stahl (nee; and M: rg Hewood car, rewal eOLUPTE LQ «bbe mar 62 (old) | ™ : onaeacnaee vear or ne ' ne Ty c ar ; ante. 27, 1319 at te 3 h st hi, daugh Holland Bidg ATUR-—-LOel, iarge ' oad | ROOG ; , ; 5 noe ' GRADING TO L&eT~Tie@ verde of ix Stahl. © . Idaho wlell: | ral raf ne f , ne ert it let ' aften f rat ‘ ler ' Fientanm IST Ste + voll heloved wife © onn . ah oand © Lit al » 3 « . ia ; er " ’ Hieh ry A ? ’ _WALL PAP | ; 7 | ; : mT . ——= of Mrs. H POU \ r AIN ; |: | 7 , ' nitia ‘ re rf ER CLEAN NG, ETC. ; ' : - | . . 4 . . ' 4 7 ; 4 atxoDyY FAR Orr fa rOR a a 'exaa aiso pair of Sige. ‘ati ates Fad EN recy 1 AS? ; old :, bber ‘ : $° , : MA N= > aye Vasits Poss ios sate ' os wray ue ‘ ft : wante (00¢ Veer onerat cr papere ) mI : Drop posta! ' ' nt Forest | ti am. oo" . ‘ . " " ; ] , ? to 3735 N soth s ind ety reward J euer, mba A + a . ‘LN ¢ mTrya 4) - ° are : ’ RY eR ia a ee ea ee ee " —_ REESE AEN ANGE Se GDS AON LNG OUELLETTE ANOS NOTR O CRRE SE LITE LEER LEO EN TEE SSO EE IE BES GE IS EN RE MONRO NN CCS AR IS FE REC TTR AMIR pen HR Rs te AENEAN IR Ee got . ’ . el SK BP ide ee “ ee eee 5 ‘ . * . . i . * ws abi ity: 20 ye ; ° i. PATRIA, i.e 8 > 7. Lay CLs RK- aseuee understand meet of LAlis M Craddock, | y venue. the nce to St. Matthew’ a Cre: we S et on Tie Imar or Ls Khaiiviere. nh AT) ! rt ol - ' ..% na eT ADK UR an ; rsa . : ’ , ‘ ry nm | . . ; vei. . , ee . . ting '} a7 % nF Mamie Toohey arn Otlo @ : 2) G LA I last, oanenemnen ' ' os ees r ”) t mont ' ' ; 7 - if: her ciery Motor. Call Cabany 441. - on _— wee. hh Post-] ee ae - hon peg tints OS are | MrT Es ERK Write cperience. re! a c ra bea Th _——— : TY pair Thild's gold glasses ' . j ais aii re eee ae af ivy with tools: want yr] write ive a ee . erence age Hox K- 10. ‘Pont Digpaper emice ce * 1 ; tale : ue sO _- ‘ we — ’ ear ttl tail ” te . f> 7) ; a rarsy ‘* } . : ‘ ' : " ; - . . : " " ; - ~~ . . IPsaay Feb "0 at 8:30) sTerr . ‘€ [nteree into rest a es either on Ath - nai W aah ington or Tower POG— Found, anlite mate hla. aittt , : ANG) NG wi a +. we h ee. i f-any k renagonable Wage. He . ’ (4 Bs te @e é pe eB lean HOTEL. 4 ‘HWE KF TH... “Bx vertena ad aret s Churco Interment | . El Ele aM Steffen inee Grove Pe: Wm, Pfaff. 4230 Reethoven vellow head and white feet 41 "- ~:. . —" yet oat - Mispate! . : _— A | iy ee mse nk ™ ~-- . _ . 4 7 ? Seineter _ Motor. . (hn) ngering, i1iness, wi fe af wWilllam Steffen. i\ ¢ RY PIECES ost. two Sunday morn diana ’ “ " ee 7 ain ed agg P — mer . , ft. ' young, DOF Os for porter, wey oh ke Py eo hore ‘ith Baby and Feanady " Rol. Memon ” ts A i. s eler x Corp. . , ‘ iy} rew ard ie ; . . - 7 ; : ‘\ "OR ing olebe "one ety . , . ae work aro ga. ee ‘ » (aes 141% iar ir "7 ’ Fr , in Lillian, Celia. Frances, . ing. around ; -] : SPECTACLES “ind pair «#0! 4 rin med id \ , . . : : 5 : “ ° . *, PL-CAFY YALL I. Entered into | mother of .& Edwin B. and Arthur) turn to Mrs | hecker, American daturday on Mat etreet. Call Poat- ne | A Cabeny tie s.. OMAN Mil... colared. cleaning: Gaye eut.}'\/_‘ REAM CONY I canton” Wend A . e | wane - k as general repair vie ) oneaty forespan: will give & huetter an pant ~- STOVE REPAIRS ; ' at ' mane 4. : — : the hbusinegs. can eastiy fet) 18 0M Oe “a «*F* bar inries bay Peb. 16. 1919, at Bp, m., | ; « TATMIE > >] ar | elim - ex WOMAN, r ama! arn- LNTTOR- Tp operate rate downdratt furnace ant Mal Wednesd gay oF aaommara C onceptton Chureh, aseng ane Shenandoah, nrad’s, 2 er | DONKES vats ooo s4—Tenth Diet. | AL G, “‘BRALER SUPPLY CO. | coiaiee iE ronces. en Ta weet without | ry, geod reference.| handy Uh toole, Bonsir Hotel, Tayice . PRGAY. Feb 1k. t 3 » We» ™m., 0 oin east; reward. Lo rac ~ po \ Fs ~sr h Bat . aS ; ; / . pt ; te. 401A. Texas pete Rng to | chence Stor Cemetery. endian eek, ©) BTATH AvTYV LICHNSE—Third District Stove repairs. 316-315 N. Third et (cB) Dispat ch, hoy 3302 Pine st and Pershing. metery. Motor, (c2) private. otor. 7 : : ;

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TUESDAY, FEBRU ARY 18. 1919, -OTHING . aes srr Bild aa . — Pane AUTOMOBILES ~ OTR ea. ar en tacit ert ADVE r [7 Ns _.. ~ = ree . OR SALE i | TOURING ) . - AL , onds, standara | re MOTT . ai iso SIT) all room ref; ned ho; me - ; MOTT > gas and water: 1A _ = Zz ‘- Sparlinent, OS , ; . more insertions. whe CAR ‘For sate : teen des. Wa ree. & for charges ‘alee FRANK STEL Li BEST PLACE ~a8e E oe : at | a en terr f gn PTivate tert ‘ furnitere or ‘nm lin - ; ng j > » ‘ = . - “ - - . a] ; | . ‘ aset , om , ’ : ar rs) : ' , : l buy your “o ee mar ; ‘ P . ’ { } oo oe a) ‘= >. “Or Sale: , ¥ STE R. SOF FY ' on pa US ROA en prest ia lal : Ca : Tider 7. - ape OeXS, J4u4 ey nai ™., Sus to. tee aren | TALKI ING iG _MACHINES Bentiemen em boy @ comfor take tomy , “s , ile: tt n@ 3-roon ne _o x a sts ie . 7 For "hi ree ' ick a j @: low Prices. . ° . is ny ' til ' = 5: t ese tir rea NNN es ag init tte lent pn} aft? er : m “wie, . . Ow 5s " mn Bae w . o oe ' —, ' Fy Bee Motor o. ; 4c), - y ake _ 30 — CONV INC, aS stu: oa ans . Cassilly. 1a | sRUNSWIC K Phonograph like new: a bar. WEns} PINE ors 0554 “Nicely : Panic - ; ELLINGS FOR RENT is " 25 Wy) an, Bas = ‘ S€11 reasonal MON : an pie ‘ping house. "Cheap. RE Hudson Super-six, 7-passenger | ; ay P $: “" Po ad He LES For Sale solid 7 ; Fe SMail terme it desired. he usek ee pit ne ' Ti, eas ne rye fete ING Shoes, ns it ne, $3.5 er our, fall Victor ail . rs ‘st pay and $0 , gh fir; _ rade a ae 8S. 32; "$36 | BR AF OL, IAN ¢ 70... 1004 Olive — St. fchi | tp undry water. he Phone, Pennines __ SOUTH clea a __WEBSTER GROVES loom tet Wes ight ee a . ; — ——‘€)) | cars," Sse ere Oupe, 2 pass touri 27 Locust, Wheels. Dearborn Truck + {nied IC K—~Beauiitu | cabinet machine, at | W EST ~ PINE aE Nice ly furnished JEFFER SON, 3630 S.A fine residence, 7; HOUSE— — jg convenience: ,rooms S bath, attic electric lights. furnace % x orner Swon an ' . Bim oxee: fiat ’ so f".2 at . Peaance with at ; nd. aoe ee Son, | Cadillace ’*: ™~ f'anas ey cm Style; eape st nih tale.) S . ©, PP e ady employed: R at crepe (e2 &rcWood flown 7 erfect can, P : “an ureau, ¢ ~~ # ane meal f Paige c halmere’ Dat 2 ie L ete mon t st titers Shs a at ge | CABINET SC TLE Taikine Machines: slight. . seh scheap NEORD D RD., 4430—3- h — suit. Open TAS c MORFIT. sor Cheatar | Cust #.. room 302. M 2833. Cs @quity in wo _ R TRUCK j ‘OR HIRE | Pee FAR RE SLI "Sal, ete, s (06) | 3. Piadard "males orizinal prices. $40 ¢ iW HITTIE R, 7io- SWe aan ond floor warn, |__ cheap ren tener tan eataet Al) tom . DP! rye’ \ PHAU L ING 7 A N D XP Fy E SS Cc 0. Aa) or Nj ig} j : | ric g m es: wort double the e| tebe naan ng rooms; ran a ae 0 eames i teeta nae, a STA ND ARD CREDIT bite, Miron av. Central 745 Bomont 1803 j Lindell 40} 44 Olive. vain KL Baic’ ty: $4 w. er ‘WEST | E BSTE GROV ES. opposite Alronquin Loans furnit ; - wr de ‘ (ait ] , g PIANO CO. nent ee : "| ul ure ‘oe . ’ (eR) (| BUY THis AND SA ¥; : M U S I C KAMP Bros 4 a , “hurchi! Whittemore secirit . _ = ears. 4 B1UKd "Te 0 x: > i A L ’ 8121-2 «3 §. Grand. fe é ' 3 : arth. at : y; — j 200) = - ‘ owteee = eh erme AND SILVER as WANTED er 7 ‘illys six Ee - Sc OM MISSIO ; Ba Ie yi ‘OLI MBIA GRAPONOL& -With 12. selec. NORTH > pee and garage, in West D One. nse i Po sage -, ~, Where will Papers the. differen a pre a “nea , - ne ee . , 't ¢ ondit ion: 1 ox 4 ne; ur) ar. in nar Solid j SHAT Tin S months. Kuaranteed: paly San. KE NN ERT, Y. ; ay ng A. |W eth rm -?. Northw est ERSTER ano ES eet ane — } 7 a —" _ ‘ ’ ‘ bi, ot ’. JOC . riery ped - r ‘ £. . - ie i li; ‘ sO OCEE agate. lor litte 7792 92 _ snnieonesanaeene G LR MI’ SI IC { ‘> . 910 Oliv cSs) furnish ae . 7 ' Ie i aii ; ag . IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE ana Chen nently employed, auickiy. GUletiy ce. } er 1X a aX 12723. ___ (681! 3 ent. middleman’. profit: dem. | NaH, ok N.—Smal yaturnished front bys ge in ee eg ~~ BE RR & SON 2607 A Cc ir R NKL ibs - "hr , + Eten oe ; fai =a ' ? eS, . f ‘ 607 rankliin ay . fra ee .»-0., 111 13 Oliv - (c65) j A Ix IN ~S4] wot shag furni ished rooms: Steam- Heate qd Apartment M AP L, E AV kK NI EK HOME ; MONEY To night. fe 6) YOr'n “* et UCK - j c emu for +, Centra} 157 1. (ch) oniy §2 2 _ ar line Si ‘rooms: elec thei ry ; il tment oeb> N ; 3 reo ; ; saa . Drivin 4Dpartment me 3 l.o Oxy 1° Thre. storv fran Pest. . ur pr ope -. and give You an L-189, Post-Dispatch, > Te ¢) 5 seedivtr eee asi ci4) $25 — Box ~ (2) ’ ; a” — 1.50 TUNING planos, _Plavers: SHAT TINGE R MUSIC co. 910 Olive, (eBs. | conve entence Can pseu terme, P 176 . Gravote av. L_U . i: 20 Chestn Aw tomm, 3 oa . T ' . on >. ee - rvt + » ; ts and Sévance ou the cash. If : om ee TUNING AND REPAIRING | VICTROL A—For sale: cost $80 new; goo] . _Rooms FOR RENT- COLORED» ' ~~ 7 pin 5, New. “* Chure Whit temore | M. B. Oo RE IL. L YR are in dead earhesr? our CO-Operat ion | NPN ene con lition: Ww ith records: 35. Artophone . ; ” S-120 Noa rth ‘ourth #«* ‘cD, a Sas Farrell, 3944 oj; 2 Lindel} OO15, | 28 ne ii ' m tuning, ren { CnAD . — | i conven: . ; , Bae al aS . Yt . a 4 att aatetiase ) i { ) ° epa ring and refinish. | i Vv I TOR Vv 1¢ rROL A—With s Selections: . nit neces; man an d wife or Sentle bat! sha les ‘reens fis L, argze lot and ertra good car service, On South Side Real Sothte. = TEK Wtd.—-Bui kK. 1916 or )1917, model. | MONT #4: \ , RUC AN } PER OT ar IN ePpalring . man a SHAT TING r-ER MU SIC CO.. 910 Olive (nae, | ‘AS 33168-3290 ished —- . | 7 ot water 3 and _ outside 5584 3 if to make ye . . . ~ ‘ 4 404 wha - ° , be ae ‘i’ ‘ . mieten we “Die ~ ‘ } ’ . , n. for “dis 4amMion, ‘e th : fate Party: state fi if] Dartic Ulars An: j ? CM 4 fhe rie O : ON L. IR | Rr A’ for WV de Sidney 2869 ‘Shop. 3410" RB. ic ’ Te TOR WioT ROL = WW - a ee > | tricity . heat: — ‘bathe j Bb so “ , APL E @¥ EF AU E.. “a saa us We Ts er Karat ; : OX pi: also wie ther cash or on wha ; 2. L eee 4 4 R R OMO NT 11° forn! a ; on] itn + SEClL@CLIONSe ’ pi one; itr = s Ae jan itor or key. | ’ dene ten * ‘ooms, b t) ' T - I SA lle la : ate pment | : » niw f + i ‘ ("> . Bee ww ash! neton avy : ” . ‘ A 1 ane A modern 4 : N AGE Ne y. ane o ING CAR Wie 1-—Any_ make, any condi. & zm . ' ~ 3 truck, % ton: mm) Te -air w ork FUaranteed- ’ : en . 6 Pr ~ nee, 3 (i 88 & apot cash, C entral 6248 SR. » — 1518 Franklin ence. HI. AUtZ, 2529 s' Ferns Sidney BARG. AINS in talking machines ¢ and slightly | 'OOMS WITH BOARD— —CITy Iy al he 34 ine A pa rl men [ s +++ S760 a : | _ 6 -" - ¥ wr ——— r TRU: / f °576).,. used records 10086 Pj ‘ Am ae ’ ‘Ly . BING CAT AR W !, Medium priced; u delivery terms Any &tvle body: ben: mediate Tir. — = : - ele | ARGS er of Edisce poe Ae | MISCELLANEOUS 445 ev ashington: efficiene type apart. (| Ic K Bn YERS._ HE RE S Money! 7 5 ege ' Money’! ’ si : | : q S ("4 ‘ tig eee ee F lley, TRUCK Be ive. (¢ 14) ~~ plano tun: Ing: first- -Class re. “ty: 18 ee ‘Tnished or unfurnished maid ser, h t a if . XN ~ — . . JATANt we M. Feldman, CON, ‘ORD! ’ ‘ 'orpn ‘ ) ' roon excelle nt ho rd: , ; ‘ . . OF . n to buy Ford or Maxweil fouring car. Por sale. truck, Ji, tor mci 18 Park, Phone Gra and 3900. Victor at ‘ niA MUSIC HOUSE. 912 1 ne st. | ©Onvenient}y located. amas — ern: | R OSE: . B At M H. v SCHULTE R&R E. co , - QU IC K T U R NOV E R git nol over &: Sho: SMO down Ss, oS! 100 pagh easy, 4 Pe ty ee hittin. (eid, | Ai rr porcons 'cO2) LD8Ww. wet SSO. «W.indel! Fo rest Rd. “407 N Broadwa \ 314 N. . }*> - . y . Sa P . . ‘ ieee es _- thu a : ; ‘ ey, ete 4 i , ae Prize wir ner ; h b Dye “gs ‘eg for 1° months, Box K 20. rhe — Ss : ; 19IR” model - fc. 3 2 WANTED are oe exhibiedel® of the new dizen ay SOOM AND B O tA Refined young co iple rere sot | . 5. T ‘e-story bull. dine wa PBe bird: price %., , pare Dat CN 1) | ‘ust. Bae wel, terms, Fag, ~ ——~—-~-~/ Dersonal Inspection ay r contemplating a. t . ‘ats qd Garage in rear,. furnac ws oO Li - : ‘25 wenn — e T 1d trial can ne mov & in large r. ples ' ; aces, . 4 ’ loaned on ‘automobiles: “No “Mortgage. i kK - ~For Sale a - : — — V5 ~P pa for Ser re 1dhand musica] instru- be relied upon to give ae... ~ in alone ters. woul} like to ‘hear ) +A oa ote FURNISHED FLATS -APARTM'TS TS CO} n bina! ion ixtures on corner of aji- ts lemin orn. $1.50 Auction Co., 1210 O Olive st, (c8) | __ with body: bargain “ogTn’ - worm . a CNY PLACHT, 1001 P ine st. (5)| Idea of their merits: save money r centlemen. with t e ide a ffering the aan yt Pr Ripe for busine Ss- Rents. ; : . RE a-Pee ee — Sa at. > «a ” rave) _ | ’ . i} 4 on “44 ‘4 Magno}i. av af ves: prices seo sromoblies: any condi- FORD. For sale Py Fie ust. musieat™ i oars Cash for Vv ictrola records. cha as} ing ‘ our new E ae " now, he a dv ants =r : and comforts of a private. ase LMISC@LLANEOUS 33500 MONEY WANTED r : Hofstein, 292 heridan, C. DSAOT, R) | Truxtor inter) hy “ > . h ‘vi s-fton c ins ruments, so N. B Broadw ( e j Ww ed: ber: wees rainis arrarge ment: refer¢ Nces | ~~ iin an . i —_s - ras (ot : 7 . . ial Lear unit naan te Ser. ray. Cc } CONCOR ‘DIA ug SI require 1 an given R \ ‘ ‘ -, | BI? RNISs > HE R BK’ ~~ aE: - —~ Awtes ain, 39149 cd Oo D.__Hox M-223" pp “Ce HED aA! ARTMENT —Wi} share t A D ANDY Ww 0Orough breg SingRRICAN Auto Salvage Co.: cars y ented | —— on. é : FOR SALE | nn’ Te Tapeteien apartment, with . carn td 8300, on high. clans *t > per 15 ° ral! kinds; condition no oa) ject; we pay | FORD For sale Wire én. ~ =. | ™ bt PO Pini RG ate ——— | oP ' " souple employed . t- urni zc aa Pe ] thee cash prices for burnt or wrec ked ONSirator-. iberat eeton chain- drive MI sre ROL] c a. RECORD EXCWANGE SOUTH oF & ntiem er) Vat any aw ie) (' { T° NTY HOATE = R te ; Te? Pr . “ . : terms. ) } ; ‘ Big stock, bot h new na _— Sista ee nape, I = ay, S80 two Sonnecting rooms, for ne ; East side 0 ft th. of MA Dp . (eat REPAIRING, ETC. saben eee: price right. ban ns. styles ay: cheap for Cash BAIT ¢ mote. “, 2x) | Biv, change. 1006 Pine st. medias (C14) | anyone With their own ¢f, irniture. Phone FU RNISHED APARTME NTS—Linde!! p) . | av and . a) eer SOngs and Se mrine ‘ar tuD dise latest : 4 ne or two furn ished, modern apartments Cat ine» jor ~0x 180 brick and stuce o, | as Norma ss Broadwa le | lA. lve 3 34: eu Se) 1) Ne. ; U, ORILE repai: in rc: Fuaranteed Work k f RD T RI 2K 1. It, and - ton ; . i ' Siikritiy SOlle I. 2 A? } ’ _— Is, “unday an 1 eve a" S414" 7 pa $1. “a ’ I AR kK. bteet Room, ROY = bos ars d Aa! CON Y @); . nth ate fami! : I. im fell HAL SR. = 8 pOUmmnA, steam heat. bes autit ur hard- es ody For sale, 2 ¢ lack tite @, Train: ne School, Bo1g Washington » Internal ar; ; @aNyv stvie : : ie. tt neces: tile bath. electric Jights furnace PARKVIEW PL... 4046-—Welp ‘furnished. G wood finis _. & enuine bungalow of | = L Liege Poods, Partly Paid ; wie Bing bird, $429 Sempr ines aioe , ere) = a born Truck Co. 27 Locus: rLAYER-pya ’or ania. a tek 3 203K Souther n Cooking: reasonable Victor Aneth “ne large sleeping Poreh; about the first-class. Price i $7000 out 710 a bric books ry Ante re airin : ! ‘ ORD). Fo e. de “Spee an ~ : ri) ' . se i eee ; . “ . Anr ; ‘ores? TAOS, ie) sj - eg - 410 ¢ ith ' e) SAFES " | peal ie ir wil Bel ed ss — r Sal 7 Gnvet truck, 1917; cis, pemoie a oa 2 SMe balances later ROOMS and BOA ‘Sap SON Pl... 1747—N] ely furnished roonp _—— é . TEN. ROOM HOUSE FOR | 8 ae aL oy floor ’ Centra National Rank ; , peor P oan Buy Be Se : hier STING N 'p right Pian | | lain } — \ 00d home Cc ine in m odern sooma. _ FLATS AND AP +: Ss. _WANTED +P RIC > OF IPON BO cS Tr mines a : 7. ja ‘ it). JLiajl ano ti ee ’ , 4] and. john R FX ORDS— -For Sale, delivery” ” ; Al 3 aK ae ; Y Case oO \ fy to n ae ae Pongo ey home: tr ,, Bel ° 7 , a , cM » adults, OX M-Ron ; books boy ght We und > +) sn 2... ~ | op Pete , . - : ijlewac . al Samm. serene! rl = nek con - ied Os iSpate f | ; tea egies True vy t, |! and ? yn T ‘orm.-, mare . For @4ie; S115 Cash: don + _ ewes ores (678M BELT. Losey Koom aNd’ boarc private fam . . ‘ MIE R¢ ‘ANT IT, kK TRY ST CO. vi a: CON He o17 . Pars & new ane i ure; ad: lj Hera] tern , ' . UUTLIES YOu ¢ ay prea \ cash Rox kx = eae : tly: : Qe n lie o ey; ae aa : pte f I a WW tad By cCouDle, at once modern . . ‘34 r ije. ipe, qf li. In perfe 4 born Tru k « va ; ‘ , nti m mh: 3 per week (67 : . “henande b. i > wii s, I wt OLCce, at a rgain. ec s o., 303 i Lz oc ust st 7] ' PS ii (4) CENTRAL 557 LA Attra: tive , ; \, ; ‘ POoOns nase . — ag 8 oe Agents Al iy ] uclid “y : For ies ae - > CIMR [ot. priene Pian plain mnahogai 7 : , ; : oe Wee ie “4 ‘ 1 * om ine or side refers ree “. 0X 4 4 ) ity Lape ~s tas n ; * , Case. almos } 5 ‘ELL, 34146 | Forest 53754 , — onadle; employ. AT Wtd.—OF cottace. 4 or 5 roomse and Sth Sth & Loe ‘USI Ses. E ast V estibule per ype Feed “that wih on complete. ‘ a S¢ bINNOS sureh é g } e i . Wy t > ~ . . ‘ ‘ b ‘ iaAsSe | fo} é i it? isek > " ; ¥ aa OUSINES : array stvis : rekeeping. ee South : dRerey s aad partly Wild wren Collected Up; $8.86 — terms, Barnett Sales Aniragt 'S original ] arments ai m = ' respectable (2)! Dey MAR RB — ~~ atl $104 condition: § » State renr paid Liberty Bond Coupon stamp “" Mivt ‘ane ta offer, Co arr ” “ ~~. - . - ; O.. 9; r loc et er ‘ byl AF Ol. i \N he” "1004 Olive ef (oR) Tr = 4s ‘ . J . : d i ie , ng > ‘1 Cdivt NX vy . .. . ) ee ———— ae : 7 . ° 4 Light housek, *pir Sl¢ Ti roony, Peet vs i ‘ 1 ‘ ’ . : = __ BUNGALOWS A A ih ewbern. Jenn (5 wee} 1 mousine; sacrific 6. | TRUCKS tale tee 2-10) bli | 2 Por sale, apartment size ei, mball | | ’_Tespectable. 7) MNRIGHT, 4268—Niceid #ic : ‘eT Wid.--Or cottage 8 voome and bath. | 4 COTTAGES © ooks bought for Cash, S Pian. go? eae - Nice] urnished 2 ee ‘ ‘entra! 18 oh, Jomont IS75.(5) trucks, 1 Kn x ee 1 : ‘ . , , 09- - = ‘ : “ey ) (ractor. , 1} ‘ S'e@’nd, mMahogan, case, used Vears: Bib Ms ree = ‘ , room, 24 ‘\ oo @dults: Will rent or bory ‘nt fron °° ‘0 . IG MACHINES aee—For sale Pousine; original cost pa ederal ruck. 2109 O}jv. st. 2k eon T Reretie wick sale: leaving city, Phone , ionth ~"®? Jarwe rooms and Kitch ing.?, CUUthern exposure excellent hoard te 39%. Row K.7K 1 . MISCELLANEOUS a ranklin 4venue. (el) } —— ee 3 i@} ard me ; i’oat Mona ten 1; $4) ri honthn +> Lindel] live , l ! ? t ’ BO AAAA AA a esas te 22 am a ae Will acce $2 Cash; driven an! TRit Cx—F : ‘a bi 2T61R (2) s a vr meaant e. PAs or Sale, Smit ‘orn ant? . _— —— “ASS, 27 r ; rp . W . Bia for £7 Prompt ge Hoes r 9 Nn Si, excellent cond! $425. 1917 model. Ii, 6, om 4 rv eas ? . ‘OSTE ‘oright ‘iano. plain = Jaan a ASS, ei4liy_ by, nished room for lighse NAMILTON, 1220 Lovely Cupnishe i fron: FURNISHED FLATS a AP’ T’s TO #-ROOY BRICK BATH. $1900 “ IRERTY nec] oe "jeden ry Ce; splendid tires | Roy ] Oth ‘ 1 j Fi'inninge , n rg ' : ul \ oa PT vt ener. lousekee pits or two men ? $2 a Week room with Doar Cal ‘ ave a A wat 3- room bric h with ie bee : us ei ° ‘ I : 7 i¢ there : A . j an roa; t% . : ; ‘ " ah? a i fata ‘Padead ‘> ‘> ql) “ Pow: e ~* y ‘ > . _ * TANG ) \ fon we ‘ 4? ‘ LF) are - ! ng order. TRS 8 N, Rk iy ‘ ‘ t ey) lil hiiftion thr ugh ; i { a] any (*? : ; f=) a } he: liberty eee ~~ = ~ ir (eT) 542. a ‘aX f, : te only $140: ease “Peel a CHOUTE L756 Large ean front An H AMIL. TON 1708S BI CNISH BE \PARTMENT Wid Flat oar le asement room. bath. £as. et eal ( ” mind ¢ red for ‘1; prompt Service . NITY THIiCkR nie — } Y CO 1004 Olive st fo" eee eT keeping room: gro, ee | a | irst-cle ~ J you We “ oan you Fig o* am frrnid ro (cARX’ $ -ROADSTERS } int Ril’ KK A’l TAC HME N T $75. bri ' _ s , . , spectable place ned bath "shear i@: , vi i a as ~ ap ge CONnVenlencre Ipancy (‘entra OST1J on yim: this is & rea! barge in. i Inte reer . be repaid a . . nae —neeee I ~~ , ar Tris P Jee: ’ a. tify ‘ . ' are i, Vile, MI Sac , tALTiB IStance ‘ . “oa hy = 4 + e% ; iD a E- paar BULoOtis : ote . NN PN LPN ope |} thee ‘quarter toneur, For ‘nynte, one ( “ Miho ~ if gies ane lines. ee IN52} “MB GiStal agner's. rr RNISHE I> AP VRTMENT ? a. WwW ISK. 04 SIZ ¢ ‘ oe TE 7 fe4) de ; market vb nd And Paes buy mu OAL) ' vom Peay Sale > ‘ i ( line oot Muding i { j ie OVE: > ons ao : es . ' gel ; e ¢ . . " - ' ouDpe | av. - ora 7 4-cylinder: overhaule i: space Dearborn Truck (o, 4097 1 AP a rh areai Owner, 5197 ¢¢ abayne (4) | EASTON,” 3095 (wo vacant roome Water, MARYLA\ D. 4365 go a = a op furn! ‘shed apartment or Ol SOUTH é Oks INE 5. |e or ‘tale. four chole W cash, balances In) onthly, Bertran a ro . a —— ninties “ IST tof) . een — EAS. hath Dr. Morgne: ‘ ’ rooms: ex, oom gai ‘100! Or a rolls music , bench is, fhe a Lt day, $% IW IST »&*> , fey é For Baly B-t almost dal POBILE- pitoa’ dster 1918. beautiful Car, | . 3 -4 Ka rn. ’ and ahine? must ; Part cash. balance . : = Si a_week up. (c8) \ oe * ‘MI NST MR ie b828 -W ell furnished "RN ISHE D HOU SE Wa Small. or rec. | rooms; gas o lL elentri: Price S110 Ve 2 iy on and -$1000 bonde. . ; ; now, ‘ ‘hestnut st, i "DE BA KE R Sale in Al &h Lp aor ‘ rm ithiv erms answer before Se tur. . ‘ Two nice rooms arranged room: exXceilens meals: delightful loca ion ation farm on Meme. ‘ rive en rir : PS ALSO : + . ’ ‘ ene il 7 Convenient te ‘ ' : . » ot’ . (OU2-04 Sone} Wert r . , « Ars i a “av.. corne of Met Aus (ip 1p. a - ice bh gy v. a LAND. For sale. chummy roadster. trie lights Starter: will Sacrifice fa» day 5° =Dispate) ; «8 at: r t $6 a "month. * : (100 and terme Box K 211, Post Dispatch. . Flom “inde S16 - ~ ‘WO separate frame cot. Roan 400 ; — Fale: completa retall flor.d Wire wheels: ‘i perfect condition) | $125 if se), this week. 124% N Jeffers "KE } ‘or $130: &8-note | OLIVE. ; A—Two lar r —_ .. . “ , 4 i. ale, 1% SS-note, ' “ Oo Be connec ting house NORTH ' ms ac t ; ‘ Oy I 7 > : A, 4 ¢* | , oo 1 ; } ad . Tie } ; : ; . = root nN S, math an d foliet; | - fo ied g RTC Feasona tied Bucha” rn aA metal tubing. malvreate oa St stot} ange: reasogaree®: electric ‘lights | - : ne ne TO LETBUSINESS PURPOSES [rent "ggput, Davinw old (at once will wae} LIBE RTY BONDS WAN - nll d FOE _—_{SORRSTER , Speedster model - excellent con. | , ery Stor ay aT il SR le. -—_ 3) | GRAND “905 N.—Furnished room with or rifle for $2500 See us at AN TED RS ~ Nationa) _ mec ey; Clectrie lights. start a mr’ ttle ; 0 Sh. “iane “a7 PINE Sols Ho: lige keping “room. complete: Wwithe rr b * Senehens ¥ * sawed tel VOT! : A I MISCELLA E . al is AND P : ices an.) te al ‘en rit Eabans’ ‘8081, ne wil sacrifice, ‘ a antetient halide ee : adie | , J 'nning water 00d heat, bath. phone i : thet Linde M38. . N ous _ ~ | iE ‘ WANSTR A TH, 717% « hestnut ES : AK. 4 ; ASG Were . refrizverators. elec arte fs - b ; $1 7M this mee Lin Upright; sweet; laundry (4) ROOMS S WANTED | , ; es “al AY IN | CET , | is ies tone.- meena, \ taeed oes _ — ADWAY, 1233—sma} store. on ‘ N CASH MARKS T fes. Howe Scale Co ~ RUNABOUTS , oe Bec ee y. ud. condition; vig | SOUTH ee BR »ADW AY, 128% Corner store with bu fe : , et (en Hw} Dia ii 4 Fagle: re * a ’ 4 .NIS RBROe . 1909 fete ‘LIN (ee, “REDE eae h P , OA v AY’ ANI O'FALLON, 8 W. COR. nom 7) a) »-roo a mm odern: $1500 | IBERTY B A D ADDING “weed mechanical Order: could be easily . \ j A ; ~ - | he r ; } for house keeping: all conveniences: reason eS fon os iah w; ce, 5192 ore ' De low TEN heat x asn, trust. 4th NN Taylor (2) - ONDS red into a g00d delivery truck: apply | > 2 ‘4 lang, Del" A Uprign s ePdDonyv i able. Grand 4544 Ww. oh pies : meanest ‘ASS , ° TE » Ww, eo Wo stores | ¢ ‘OT TAGE For sale: 8 roo 4 —— ' ACHINES ees between & an, 1 12. Forest 34¢ Mee | —_— Rare, paige rum ce, tine ve Sed, but in| Dor, pe ; ROOM ‘ady emploved w ants with : » Will rent Separately.; ay. - ‘y block frorm Re “Foon: os 14 Wren 7 rs DI for I. pede ands: m Ne itn Ory Senay : Sarl) yaar ss, ——- , 7 | 5. ce] SNAaAbDe "ON 'S (The House | OLMA N, le2z Nice front housekeeping | ~ tac Use ; room in Drivate fam IRAN ! Steven S20 and up, ! hut Park. ~ ime Car, ot- i o ; s a} * d.. Wy ill pay S15 cash for tondition * ” by one anne mechan. | | That lees All Its ‘janos). Cor. Jith | _ reoen fu mace heat. hot wate) ; Convs : Ry K-07. , $(-Dispateh 7 e ‘ “Ve 4 sme Te resa. ROD Re! la. > se +e. *¥ i 4 ive, ee fl, } j ‘ ——J tae . ' Bete: i}\ . " feo) > Ink, ma BE 3 ; N ic e. light front room - Kitch (¢ \ furnished housek e. D 4 ; > sha. 3 . ail 54 ] er ¥1650- W ) 13 Ie : 4 4e g% * SEDANS eon ' — aa A " Rie e 1] N. r 7 . “s i rigla Pianos n privilege s. widow's home: furnished oO} inys arch ‘ West Box K 14 ) L. N Ht Smali three Rr ors ’ Stéam | ) ») ( R T H $2 200 i * « . bomie x “ics P : er Tri ~ nme yr nAtinw- fxs Ta T se oak. uy eben ; ba te es ' ‘1 Ga | han $500 For aale. Smitn p PS am settee nn ee eee Pol my Condition, § ®i4, SYO: all guar. we a ; Four fine root nd bath, lanndry: “hick. . bought i : remiler, | és . ae oo ¥s tines erms $1.97, i Th rT >) “~ TT! AND = met 1OT-—Terminal- and . . ogg + new. Dever used, cogp@m™meRS SEDAN See this late ajx atin i” a k's Ly] te Ty es ae Lie MACHINE — . EON, 1651 | “pi nished housekeep. | RO« eas wt fOr lady employed: near Sou! ic CKS: Vacant ground mind eneds nay noed ot 5Ox128.6 taken | F RIE DMAN-D'og NCH BOND « O.. ped, ‘ ‘all 1: S18 Vr rankiin, WR, ‘hestnut t wf 4 s heb e6r eso te ge ,> sad, aN! a 100 Al iS a MAC} on & — = OOM: heat. “ath, laundry king n 3% NIBNWaAYV and Delma Ad. Miss M pr > ao in the ity Wl] 5339 on aK wher vs a0 t nce, By road “07-200 Boatmen’ ® Rank Ride “+ — ig ler : , i al h rKket set (4 a we > - 4 y — vye ey Ol fant @? \ : , , 3 P 2 iTWa, ’ es Saie; Ii With Starter and oe 8 eas . : Market s __ Cu MISSct Ri, i4ly Nice housekeeping rooni, NN King’s highway ‘uild I hu il Whittemore (oe 118-120 . ? . vf ‘low, at live econ floor, i ive BASS. ,y make- . : let Sinica: 4 "ie hp Tor " , > : Phone Colfa, pp at > Flo - Co, 4 oy el. ea equipment. Johnson BURT slear ae tiptiares Pty 4 | 3 : se es dt _ with kitchene re: also one slee ‘PING room ROOM Wd. Ry adv empioved: south: con .. Fourth. st (cO2) | ay Take Beliefonteains - ir north _ et) | Ves : ' eh Cee Os : owe) 6 IPaANORan' case, ‘ ‘OHS Musie "ARK veniences Setting owr breakfast Gry . — —_ ain pies } | Hudsoy © i I ARK, 26520 Nicely fur nished fror ; i ah a nif t el SY ; i 6% , . eee we ee reoPy we ‘ net ete S50 cas) balance e ‘ ont rooin, rice Darticy irs Reo } ; WEST © wee : " ; . r Two f, Pnishe — - 7 FLATS, APA RTMENTS. FOR SALE. MOTOR CYCLES “ Tg re oo Tag ok te et eR » Perereen -— arge . ronen “il. TeaSonable: 3 ad tS; state DELMAR BI 935—lLarge room. SOX70: rice y OW ing Ca8h ~b- pass. 1917: big snap. $650. Hlunm IO} le : is i cee Sb 4 : “6 MLINAT, KR VRG. AINS in high : south unfu mn ished rooms ! I ; ; ‘ , 4 ) 2 st-D)j spate} “ie . w itable fo hall, @, noel” or office 4 _ SOUTH , 98 Chertnyt st Hupmobile a Sy ae tal 20% used for demonstrat ROOMS—Rent 5 furnished rooms, heat; to . ~ art ‘Seas * 2? 8 cee. Pd: o wae : , j f > instr: Small Protest ‘ar rentiam. Hy Husine ‘S8§ Woman: West rend WA SIX 1917, 5-pase nger splendid Hupmobile oe mE i ’ ono ond § ey a ws 7 i . Jon eo Bentleman hon. uth lemeng ‘team-heated f B : bonds 46 at a ox , aneecnmger: “Prendid | ape: rs te. ments lonk ike e\ ‘ ; ame oar Ww o4T Os e gat. ens, 8 m-neate apart -{ argai: ra) ? % e ir8, HS c hestnut st. Hunpmo) bile me 9 Ses ed a : ; tt ~ tj 2 \ Tae sz -: - 2. ier MM ( ‘ eee, Box ix -19, Post- Dis 1S ment gj phone and orice fox C-3]% NORTH : tween a : . ae “8 ash will buy equity We co and se] stan , ; Jackson : ; ‘Dis he he > ‘ -- As alan VW YOMING. 4547 ‘| Wo lovely, furnished, ’ ad. | ( ie ch ¢ 7 " ‘ 9) os “ : Ti at; 2621 Allen av. © an Partiy paid cCounoen book» Pe . ma ‘a cine * a Sie. 17 louring Car, i” ' lLocomobtile re 5M ” ; / .f5h aire 10 Market t gf f ad joOlMing rooms: Will rent Separat > people TR OOMS . Z. 37 (iK— For ren? suitab for shee or ts ~~ oe a once * STIFY Dee NICO?! AUS _— & Harley Da vid-- Bw dition this bargain, $650. See Lozier a ) 109" LSE BRO; £125, Mahogany case. y TmhHp! ‘GO. Steam heat all co , . ne “ping. one housekeep , rent Ms nto ' RODIEK 4 ot sa! = 207 Nofth hr j i. . el ~_ ‘ . os —" . ; ; > ; é hnventien, eae : P heap re] 1902. R ' ‘ : . roa: i ‘ WMippe: Apply 1744 N. 9th Bri at Ml Olin ‘ ir e4 ated an ‘ West Ina ijs is i ‘3 , oe (Ch)! Maxwell a aay ee ; mst rite righ * condition 1roug a | 442 seut ad ‘lemens Bp ye . e vp Mand ai (Fata by) lehed 1900") : , “For Saie; j. Passe nger;: 1919 mode: | Maxwell 0 Qrgain ; thi | , 2 ore, Gal ; turni sh if ne GARAGES AND STABLES Li Wr . 4 ‘ 7 ‘ ~ ~~ ~~ ’ ae SA\ INGS TRUS ST CO... 4835 Delmar. , a ete PEE ye ah os ‘i , _ For mals: horse and Wagon BAF tO 7 For at lag hy oa SP Peedi gs St £ OT IE yop, om o” one i ? ~ = elena . Pi us Sd Be , e-* + **- . ese é€e ° « ‘ 7 os ee « . Ss 9 = i - j ©’ Sa ar riy > phone ; qd in 4 - (* ‘ ‘ " Vor sale: two E xcelsiors. my ttle; can be H tt 3892 Deir, | aoe oe eet | a ee. soe ssouse “That arantee All Its ei oe WEST Post Tis b, rice. 30X tae ee OS Oe deri Ron nd g Cash x} je car just overhauled ADLER te Px: f sedi ' cee ece . “y= ee ; mit ‘ ; , 7 1 ana Ve este (cl) ee ADEMY. dioa. ; 7 ee ONIN i tm tae Se . ? OR 143 M. Phe son: i EF Orest PA RGAIN Eat lity § and %, iD ii ) + 4 itv Cheap. i Call Sun: lay or ans oR For ‘Bale. tourin “ gs + —- Ss = ‘ , baie . ; ; STON right Yh tpn iin nahoe. ACs ie ‘) oA— aah nicely furnished an) (or Weert Si Ame cash or terms . . -» ‘ x he} ; Priggn ano, i m u ~ ~ - imblin « ie tes hiocks from @ pondition : new tires: ins f x: iccpell . : Powe eases s al Case onderful barge tin ‘at sits, as this , Steain heated flat; jady aione borest om ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED © Post-Disnat hy SF “neal sith be ast ih ig Ben I. "We *bster | Moline Knight _ geal endl iy ~ riano | "UY Slightly use vench included: | =e fa 4) Re OM pes ad aed. EET We vce an Beate op Ren a Dster (c6) Moline Knight ne a eee a, us ern AUBERT 7416—] ight housekeeping: large ' : ) BOARD Wtd Wanted. mothe Sate. 100 motor ; 4 A . ‘ . ) " lined i \ i } Clean and Wi arm: convenle neces ge ntlemen_ ! adty vai Care for Arie boar: ] (wo Sir: 1] - tas : . . ath overhauled ; Tn- ~ : ir tat te be, —— pie " : — ea, . . ‘ > at Dbeln . ‘ ‘ ‘ e*? & até ah kK IR Pr ‘ wre inn ‘ Hende: ” fin. ‘ Room Pp vOR & quick 82! le of your property, better he ee attests: : hale ‘ J Sf, ( aim ° ‘ _ »ey at $225) rn ling music ol] ind hench;: will INLMAR LS , HOD Room fo LWO e mployed , ) ) ' > ' y e a 7 i} a ' ; . t 4 . , . . ~ f ’ r ) ‘ ‘ 1] , c 4 ” r . . 'c ‘ . harness stiff agons and, Eitfern: “Bie ; fourtn: ar LIS: fine Hupmobile .. 22 88g en a ove ! inane dia a); be sure to S€e this; | Forest 5065. J vate h . GOT = TER, ?) Maxwell : Saas : ] ie 1 ang igi bg hls ott et Reneh ‘ao | DE L, MAR BL... $917—F urnished ‘rooms f loy ear Vandeventer and St. Louis |. : [4 ‘2 Ss. ILL Pp FOR an , : Box 1-208, Post at B bs _ touring car, 1Wge: fine con. ; Maxwell ...... pas lad mes Na A oy “ye good + apg an i must tr a ed housekeeping: electric light, Box _ Post-Dispat: h, fo) | gs « 3 4: 1S{ h 814% , ‘oon 1 aw Ft YY BONDS: (4), es n Offi ~324 W | Mitchel] = honda 47 As, he trong iG Fr ederal Res 4 nade 2° . "lot © , noe al? ew veni Ice Bell pho: . by V0 room house n e West End ; 4 - > am vads ’ : ‘ ‘? ilve “ ask for lot at? adi al on ens es; i Pno! le. Rem le- } rs r) ae , . fi 1 light. fr . th 4 " . — te. re For sal Tr in iso yw Adbott rs _ — - ; Man preferre l, (4) | a dare” "Ad — home; west of R osedale; price " ; smnace Or-& se ; Ne ape i oon AREA tata — a ee ee : ; . touring cars; like er! Cat Persea. dae ergy) VERE ‘LAYER: mahogany case, 6 rolls | z cv; . aap J 214) rors Address | nus be right. Box K-] 74 C m , : . . — carage ond hy stern’ _ ue You: "OR SALE eb a eq! “ipments:; $550 up. 3314 : : ‘ Da & Os _ pe ft Pan ~ cage tai and be n } for $°n0 T arn \ DI IM VR i] ‘ wel - rooms, complete . Mant OW 4S fer) a & ’ a aol . e -_ re } :@ap. ng » , om ' oe nated in and , will he ay i ae > . (~) Hiomonite Pad 8 bese wa : ing the city and must have the cash , phone , tel ; hE -4, 25, 26, FOR DF bi ae : , ———— ~~ } ; 1M ONG “ets of double; Sitge abe: male; Luring car; electric” lighta, haga dene pg I tars “Spake cheapie M47) BS once. Box L-205 Post-Dispate} " ee ST HAGUE OF NATIONS CON (SRAY ‘4) f0rber: in eXCe llen = on di tion; love M iXW wes Cabriolet . , a : ‘ - ‘ , | ‘ ‘ . ‘ Phas, Sey Fron: Parior, ‘ Ss ‘ATE ;T - : j I - . , L _ ’ ve ‘ ‘iz bargain S938 Cote Rriyy lante ¢¢, Maxwell Sedan IN-PASSENG ER: JOT . rig! ano, plain ay Fe et | , board, for Sentlemen; owne; at hom , — ROOMS “TET EE : 7 "ANY LOT Wad in Southampton from private ' : » . / . si . , =F ew re ; iy . ‘ ’ } rm 1dyt) ; ’ . is ‘ , ’ ’ | ~ “ : : *. i ’ . ‘ ‘s 74 ’ , ts ; if ae SEVEN As , , : ondition enrough ut; 4 rR ain | able, 8) 2 WITH 4A) WITHOU T MEATS Variv: s&s ce and terms ‘Ox M 104 ' 2) Cash eer be housekeep| -. Bas range: heat Cieetricity * a ae ee mete: iy iets new “afd SE's i ; Mirness ren ‘Fassmuc Keg Sale, Lae ‘Ouring, de mountable | Ruick at : is vinent thes ss : te] , ‘ : ‘ e- P . : . . . . yy - " : - y ‘Sa . “ ’ nat ig ¥ hy ah ’ ter call. 9s . “J 4 Pickup art $350. or | Hunmo ap et ee ' PG MOT, SN OO., 1004 Olive st (er "9 ag MI et *PIng room, Fores? ~ tT, Da W. VISGE R, 420 COM MER. | _Post-Dispa t- Die ateh Penal een ry Raston a; Mitchell . Es ve } : 3 pa? Fi" - , - —_ OR Wagon; , — ~ ee National $28, GES ’ i * It's ; oy ano you Want, We can save | ENRIGHT, 4537_.) RRP ace —— REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE For sale Westm inater pi. « “s anna leis ain Fale. rma — cars. 1917 and *’18 Nationa? : =a ree ! Oo) reo) are making pe ial prices op om Sone 7 od é {o ee rooms. For- HOTELS King's highway) Noderr eu. harness: « chea'p, Pn Af. ‘ oe Otion ally low Studs baker aR 2 eae aoa A! ’ a Ox or by clearance, from ES > taal maf v PPRPAPA AAO RA : TALLOW OR COT) AGE We a On Sou m te '™ Arie . 1 LO ty Epo fer . st - *T> . pee dite a os 7 a / _ . tinge a “315 Lo ype Studebaker ..., -: Teese eves eces : - % ‘AT. tec MAC HINE_ ENRIGH? -1i—Steam.- heated furnished | ALCAZAR HOTEL, $127 Locust: clean. mod. ees SOF gi f wn equit _ in fiat ma Stable: Ww gre ; ne os ce) =. cai ‘ - x, a4 fia front ri om: private fam ilv: : all conven - ern: Stea?r N- heate, j rooms: Private bath: The hh) r , _Bive ciear Vacant. x R-le. ty Suu eB | ‘ “how 1918 m ais eh . Demmo ee : ‘ ee ue : 4 NO , lib i Hi M | fences ladies. (2) dav. $3 A _Week uD, (em) h " " ‘ . Oo > ee sees . _* .* . . ‘i ‘ 7 : ‘ ‘ yy ; ‘ ‘ r- ~ —— —_ @ \ . 4 , ~~ 7 =e rrr. -- ae yee TIMMS, electric etart. | . i ae he's gy nde tie, ticalh : = nS having | El CLID, Te@2 N Nicely furnish ed ‘Tooms.: | ME LVIL Le a foe i merican _ Plan; mod- i For sale or exchange: 9 ie eSj qj ~ fin bs Sp on to Py ae a Iman Rive "side : we he... ae Oe lte} sida “a te eRe es a. Sr , aiso light housek enin oom all acco ern Ry end ld loc Btiea. ar refined People granite jand in Crawfo ~¢ . t at . i uch f e ig ‘lack: pull iver é ‘ kite Seeeen a iat y , har ile Cc ans O — , e old 8. m Forest S7 . ] $1500. il ke Li \ | sorrel horee. aa . fo) | Maewel) 72 Mis us P, enort see ge | modations. Orest GOST, P Ag “nion car $328 Bartm ler. = - ‘. - wi a a rey 7 abe Liv! LUE ° ‘ ; -- = i : on ’ “+ 7s . ? ) 1 nav? 1} ° .» : ' ie 26 | . ~ ee , =e ( ‘®) 0 ne vo equa Valu e. ae ress * ats ‘inuimaiiinaa a » Sale, 1916. §-p; ssenger tour-! Maxwell Po OO Gwe a oe ae Th Guarantees Al} | Pianos). Cor. 11th VANS, 4 ‘30—Furnish ed room modern ‘suit- COLONIAL HO? RI : ———— 618 Frisco Ride ‘e8) ' two goo : ns condition ; for it nmediate ‘iie De ’ ¢ . arn cw) Ti . a OF . (c? for couple or gentieman. Forest warm reorda. with” rarand and Snright } . , uy OT. 4 Gr 3510 WERER [IM®T. «4 ae | — — .. he ae: | Om | a : nS water: private f ui AS ‘ ‘; cheap, 2) ee «Mr. Gru a waa ey ry RTS S ETC BALL Plaver-piano, 8195 Oak case, | 7. om. wih acc | bath and phone servic @: elevator: rates rea FARMS WANTED 4 187) ie N . i i Cg NPESS . 1 } ; As : wIrnes = Melee ae ' tee 2087, «7 ‘ngs Of OO ner cent “f ‘eran Jain ana bs, (Co — = Hotel, "&a2 7 ae 7 ' POT Caan AND ais) vane y compels y “4 > rite am . Sis - . hanteaj : Ondition: ask _Enright, Cab any 5710. eT ane Wr i.- -W apt TI hear fron ow ner of a? } . : pb a \ ry mies { “ “ 0 Rood bays; alse 4 an \uto Car Sales and ees Kang end LAY EI $24: ,, Slaver bi AMI TON, A GOA two ligh Ousek ee; ine ————_ for FA ls é s. Box im. . Sta @ii ty; ood working P she thy VCUST, Bomont | A BP ed - Qo Si when new Onis “l OT me liane ‘ome; steam heat: all con. ines In {my | TT No Peay a 3401 ‘ail (cUNw) “CT? ry ror sale 17 ‘Or we en! 7 t the nrk | ae Te Venteones (HOUSES, | a cen i) IS G& . ; he ‘\ . , ‘p TT? be a ») / . ritrei tL ’ hy | rt i if ; 1 i ; .° ‘ ; a he ; Bie f ‘ “ +. ‘- r . j . Tv . “ a : - . bea ty e. Dbeanrifyl Lays; ¥*- fae. me j3 1\ MRY tx IOS For Ford ignot hy : : , wpe yt Sy ne ae re we ge +4 « ow ees wi e ot : ‘free phone (4) ee ee » Dinmek mare OR Pace. ‘ i j - ae ‘ aly ~~ + a truck over SOO in ato: A. aid . jn ae . a. - wal Twe " : . = Vie j : ™ truck | pang A ni! ; ‘ink - _ ate} Pol dere wa connecting rooms for : »~”S rar ) res: hel? im x ‘ P pereaaeaere ce x eft g \ tar, 3 ey 9 vies, Al th ine’s 11 N _Main. Te Sa eee One Ae none ee ; ; - ~ ] ’ OlUsekeean! + gx Private family Solid agate, ‘ mrtiniomn umn 300” : tM - ar — or it ry ale Me f te AY, J large, _youne a fare : tn | FORD BODIES—For sale. touring car ne: ” hoeany once Sn lghtly used, 88-note thie | Mc] HERSON, 3892%A_larce ished Discount on saree oF Post-Dispatch, — ar (cf 5 U5 im? ness: ret neck ”y db ®. 1007 ‘OUrIng car. {: ¥ t Sales Co 2815 Loc ust. fCanyv eas ly S305 \ barg _ in this | ™ —l!e" ene aArTEe well _furni tha more ineertiong, een tC. tn tee ; 14 ("ge | Ole 3: i trade, Maxwei| __ Barn wn — —— ~ She one — gprs ve OWN pl; ‘piano } bt en 3 cam heat gentlemen ’ site | PA eee Sale ] cre Weil improve. In addition VORA & - te ive . “or 5@ : ‘ OUTI Ing: ie ‘ a ie ‘ . ; 1? _ , eo 4 ‘ , 2 . . : . ‘ ’ : o% : pr loa! Mares double hat SeeAND a t, FORD BODY— “I S45. 716 Glasgow ; ' and Ohi a tee oe feat } - beemene “- mtlemha ¢ ateain. FLATS FOR RENT ~ ~% , ne ioe >a For Sale or ae lurnished ) full amount of @:. uhcashed es. J ee 4 | POY te . * ae. nie: inode 098m covers R ae a. wt = ne rig MuFic and ne! 1@ rt riinent;: erntler ir ady . ap Sitene. ’ nail - .erins , Pons or is onas . ~, Si] separate, 2105; ae ' forme. _—— to rine 7 : > Pyvl iw ‘or sale Oecd ‘ eTyi> te “er i hig: e { Uy aniee rt ‘a, “@lterence 4 " Bult. Jam ; we. ialnar: a Oute | j ~ ‘ ‘ . ™ —— My ; | teat ty z pete A r aad 411 N Seennd ‘\ E Pen im Tes Lor ' lith and © , fOLIVE aan : f) , SOUTH or unfurnished, at a very w : . ny 2 $0 *"d S$iGhe bends ce eee a > . / e : Hi} . new: ‘ ’ , Al ‘ . ~— - : Pai \ ; “A - ; : ;ioor east hand. a ; ee iaieal - . —— — . . - ‘ . . . F , pi ‘ Loe tris double hareg AY O18 car iN trade | Maxwe if b ‘ORD SEDAN ROD Wid Forest 2006 : 7 > a, 3 iahogans : ae f PR nf ront r . SUlTADIa fa MEN R ) " . : ee CTee, * mil . attractiy e pri e. Ow ner MA}: ss E TNEER ~el : . ~ thera’ ~al ive ; (s > ' ; ‘ 4 . 4 \ , ° r : ne Vit | nA lin : 4 » nk out, Southe fod) “OTTA Kensington av. ric rn MAVING Cconeditt " ‘ . vill 2 |‘after 6 pnp. m (2) sande . 9 3 , eri ‘ i¢ > ‘ : , } . Broadway. 7 per i « ieee ‘pe ing cCar:. brand ill sact for $215, | ‘ Gk oR ; Housel : " ' ouse: co] *n house; good land "$i00 Cash caving the City, we in Bae a A ' toa iP ty LUIS: just FORD ors ov ye ‘ tour z A Sh ahile * “ pa ‘ my ‘ ; ‘Nnch : ’ n h. . ‘ oOuUseKeeDiINg reon Ss. ur. ih x r H. yo s =e good rname ‘ Tr month price $1500. 40 acres e . j fd deine. 1200 pounda. 3 a ; he “ill trade. ae ‘ new Willa ns a eee than mn AY. 100) C ‘ | ‘pay men ts to reliable p+'y , 5000 “GS. gas range; home, we anid kit Kar and w ate rid Tr One] > FOOT house barn, ‘yr . ’ Ps hn ~ ‘OUDle® harness, ‘2a ae ee Oh iy, 4)! Be © Co. 2214-2218 Was PRCON av, shail : ast ee o timber gov 00 cash, $14 lelephone { abany Zo ldvel } 1 AE a a gr opr 3 ' : OL ef rons le iris oe : “On «. a byes a — nena ane , , * *Ound: true puller. =F . reughovt st sell by Sat. | Yor RS. " AKE x TN TRADE 20 OL pa + sary for m S . | LAND—For male, 1000 acres, cCut-over: jeve; : —— ———~ SS pe — (ne nee — HAM, OR Aree hal; Grand : = ee Seen — . rone about r , If @ resnonsbie |!) RO M- Elegantly furnished front reom Ff — Re tel tion ; and nearly cleared: close to town: S70n0 . wr . Posttivety ». team of ‘mules, . exeeile = oF [I PORD DEI IVERY RBODIES—For sale: fo: eG | ete my Dp aver plang thon est SOTAR, Delmar 247X COOK, 4878..3.ra, fiat, $12. cash if sold at once: lo ated in northern m . . @ otic MEO Ge horse, twa wagon FF 5 a ail trucks: over 20 styles in . te 7T as tro TTL An | Jaoutats ros t of } D> tor: or UX, {-nase - ) ree and simall trucks; Cee are * th time vf ave) Row M ante t usine i 1-BY RNS 1108 Chestnur t. (oR) SE SaAna: prospec ws Oh. an HKorden pn 2724 ~ (irard. ¢ i: ull mR’ open: think of | 1a Doge cas or time. Barnett, 2815 Loeus: —ae s . — ddreas number i—-Wa ited, ,¥o business women _ ; —~8t._ (cS) General Delivery Shrevenort le cometh’ . — 3 . 2 r , right il Bros, 3021 r model car, Ae a | tay Mm,ik i ee ee POUT at Very | venience: free phone continuous hot wa. Seening por very desir able all Cabans PONE agate. tie tj minimem 360 ; ai) fartly A BE ey s6he,. s - he fea) wat Phane Colfax 451. rae law eR Sor of these pianos have e or two gentiemen preferred. Mre Tey _ MISCELLANEOUS Out Of -fown orders ¢ CHINERY : re Shown ay Market, | TIRBS—ior one 89x 78 se} nonakid: onaiy | been tn hom where they % 4215 Westm inster pl.. west apart: KENSINGTON 10- Desirable Soran Fee hoor , eee Yiecount 1c per . : Piain, Cline her ORIG Ss. i (Or ft grown you will ; ch e nen firs: ar (2) ~ \ +4 a a es f md .? ata : re?! , 7 ; oy "or “= ie more imegertions , . tre ter rr: n ane ‘ . =~ = , . ; a . - cee et: ae rig? Rrews ' on5. ~~ Si RI NG. SIS N Second tao, stepping room | c KURBAN. aon - a An. enn 7d. oe “bak j STORAGE BATTER Y~--For sale q’ yard. i2- Henderson. dark oa k, wat $0 me: fo entiemen. go An oe t re eee 4-room fiat; cheap: $i2; Ts . i the rema ning 4 ler: FINANCIAL 2 : . ’ ie ’ ST. ; . x ” - as a ‘ af Ts @ bak’ | he ranie ’ ’ -* i> - , ' . ; Ww lite or colored ; oe " an " Bix Ad ‘HINE OY ht 7 : TING bn rs Pepys Oe arent “Shea and lighting. 12 la Peed +p Fan: phone cae Roger *.. mahog. Sl) Rha 6142-.Three uni itnished rooms | VICTOR Wma REIT? REALTY co in | 7 vA ay woven | : | | , a Tk ‘la Kland. 3s se tor eae , ’ s ; : , h ary $1925 and hati Ras and electric, furnace Rif. 1% ¢ " ed . “ anG : rou have a me ‘Safe on rour vnure Busit , . >: A ° ; retin WEE? La 24x. onskid,: any. &1¢ = exer Rroe., mahog ne Ae een aw? hoetny ot 100 t front All tr row wine in if ' — ” — ‘ ive et Tt Shad i, ar Ba! é ' nule ice vin Co Sait rate: (TIRES For male. we sah {2th st " Victor CONROY'S The Wouse That «G;: iArAanNntees VW ASH INGTON Ri, 410s Fe urnished room | wr WIN a Rv Pr. eer . — ms ana ‘bath rou y mv _ * t- mp rf _— Fe - a 2 ' a a oa hee : — - h you vont bet Fg . , . i OUl own i i . MOLTO! Tea’ r . od ~s = ° ‘ . . ; : oe ; r) ; ~* J t r . ; - ’ . . # . 's »fur hits e é x oh : 3327 Lo- oieay , ” All Its Pianos). Cor, 11th and Olive, (cS) ail convenience 8: 24 No front, modern, ic) Get plat. JAS. C. Mi ETT , $07 Cc besta: st. y camen unfiec ating with’ Dou K-5, ‘Foon ww Pte ‘et fr « i ; ; ©°orber M issourt ana” c Hineville e-em, - Pipes 7 ig * “ee tt ‘Aves ve! 5 fA . my page, tng ak ee ats 20S

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TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 191 Poet te a eee ee ae eee ee ee ee FAMOUS-BARR CO. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH News P Won TUESDAY, Fi $6 Wool Coatings - @ Heavy dark illuminated weave, 54 inches wide. ¥j $2 French Serge @ All-wool Serge, in black, navy and the wanted colors, ° 40 inch fine twill French Serge: special, Wednesday $1 35 at. yard Bigs sirable for coats or capes. Exceptional vaiues ~ Wednesday at, yard We Give Eagle Stam ps and Redeem Full Books for $ 2 in Cash Largest Distributors of M erchandise at Retail in Missouri or the West. or $2.50 tn Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. Main Floor —~—. —-— a — — - 7 ¢ ’ v wie and vie kinds ees . c ‘ . Silk Bloomers Prettily made of habutai silk, neatly hemsyitched, all $1 RR’ sizes. $2.95 values.... - Teddy Bears Of Crepe de Chine and wash- able satin in flesh and white. Sizes 36 to 44—-#2.50 $1 88 and $2.98 values ° Corset Covers Of splendid nainsook, prettily trimmed and ribbon beaded— sizes 56 to 44—ie to 19¢ J9c values ieee ee iin i i i. Teddy Bears Of washable satin and Creps de Chine, attractively trimmed. 196 kis. SL Silk Camisoles Made of Jap silk and satin, with fancy lace yokes—all - sizes. 75c and 98e values DUC Silk Petticoats Light colors of Crepe de Chine, washable satin and Jsp silk— net underlavs—#$°.98 and $4.08 values... $2.69 Camisoles Crepe de Chine and washat satin Uamisoles; sizes 36 to $1.25 and $1.59 values Made of washable satin’ Crepe de Chine—sizes 36 to 447 $1.98 values, Wednes- | 7 day $ A4 Children’s Muslin Wear Bloomer and plein tailored Drawers, Drawer Waists and Potticoats—sires 2 to 12 youre] ~39e and 30¢ vralues— Wednesday ..... 25¢ ‘ wy 52 ¢ = Me +3 HMasement Keonceny Store ' r ~ a ia es li i ih hhh ie DDD ee ee iti E EE ee ee ee ee a a ann nnn nnn gig aap han nha tatahakatatstatahate

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se $29, $350 y Sale_ at any time during # nt features and @ as broad as on; othes manufac- ¥ lied with Suits § s Jvercoats sortment are big , Short ulsterettes, odels and fabrics tin lined. the al-. Chesterfield Coats a in dark as olors. Most of them Sizes for* gmen of all builds gs for $19. Second nel Be This sale OY ee ‘ herers lisoles ne and washable ; sizes S6 to 443 OS soles shabie satin ’and sizes 36 to 44; pons $1.44 ’s Muslin ear i plein tailored er Waists and es ~ to 12 years valk ies — 25¢ ot ‘eo nomy Store > a pes Deh hy ese , of aly Jitoria! Page News Photographs Women’s Features TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1919, thks TE scevenererreassesoverares So OP IAD "3 Fe ee dees vs mime memes Bra “epi. : - y S606 CO CM a RII SIP alt A ee he de ey. wo og (es A a” J, eee ey “ a . “ oe . ~ ‘ paeseseeuee eta cavceceve reer PPS COLE EEE LOLOL ECC OOOOH BEDE DE RDEBAEBOLEEEEEUCEEEEEEECECELEEEEELBEE Passenger-carrying Farman biplane now in service ‘between London and Paris for delegates fo ‘Peace Conference. Note extension cabin in bomen for: passengers. —Copyright, gu spsiansusiassssisissésa ne CLEP OREEE Fn - >» . mo s Ae fa \ Chicago Tribune. SPEAR ER a ns Ses SO ee Se Re SS ae . + stats ist see - \ \ wauliiibitill ere: areraeceneerrenen Seats in cabin ‘shown above. "Poi G — a SSS | Loud Wty tee My a AAIADAP eae | RSs >. ‘ i ek) MQQA AY tif tee MMO WS S |. oo ee ee eee ee oe ee ei M$. 9 : . ee en * inna _The bold, bad bandit, Master Tom Stanton , % Henley, 11 months old. and first prize winner. WMO PRR Ml PRE WY Marie Henley, 3255 Copelin place. Mecca eeeeeeceaedseded IIT eer st icici conpenemensepeenetepentnenbtnesetetttie coe merwenneenme ne ie ents ee “ee “ILE CELLS AERLELEL, . RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRS * SSS 96 6 98 64 6 6 2946 6 6S 444 44 54594 S SSS Oe ets = . § . a, MAG WAAR SAA SO 6 6 646 658408 O48 6 6 8 SE 6 8 6 6 6s 9554S 458555 SES SSS 44S 5454 OSHS OSE 6 4 88 OS O88 04 SO Oe ee Oem .: Wliddtttitiy LOMO TALL MELLEL ahve ea Ye UUM cconapenasnnanantameameetennniananmeepeamneabasenensaananenstenimeemmanatamiatemamate SIA. 1G i: ee Conference in session in Paris ‘ WS ~~ ~ a | oe oe aa ee SSS MW NAL WH N._WWWWW WW WWII NY NOHdD75HuM\'oinnnv MO PSSST EEE EEE EEEEERERESERSR SR ESS 4428S S&S & Sas Vv af 2 > . Bust . . ¥ > b. - . ”, hid VEE kk Athy k bh b Abe poy ptt Ad AbdddAdubd CREEP FETABBEBEE ht eh cheetah hh a ae, : > ¢. SPC AFEEBEFBEFEEPAEABPEEBRBPE BPR EPA ECP AA RBA FAEAEER ELE Se FPP CBAC BEPPFAPAAFEBAABAAPEMPAAZOE? Se af FPP AAA e British submarine, larg- st in the world (360 feet ong), stranded on Lan- ashire sands in fog. SN SS Abababbaa asa bite a PIO SDA AAALAALAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ES H$»5w»w»w5wn SN MOO x“. OANA ee SY ge . AS eer oy a a RRR RRR MQW MOQ 7? = - Pn ye QQYQAQAiiooN MO = SS 4446S SSS = 2SS 4S] eS 4 SSE 44444544444 5S 24 2445 4244 6S & Sr 2 Aer Re ee Ri ‘ a > , oe YH ret Leite earns nana in Ses a. newspapers. Underwood & Underwood, ~ ns A OSGeo | O POST TAA TAA LAA ALAA AAA AAAAAALAELAALAAALAALALAAAAALLAALALALAALALAAL LA AAA A Adhd In center, Patricia Jennings, 3847 Lafayette avenue, with Frederick Kirschner, 4023 Magnolia, and Richard Rippinn, 3136 Portis avenue. J / JA J S, SAA Sf A “ LILES A Lh ff, 4, , COOSCOCOSECEDE ECC ECEOEER OL EEBEE®EBEEEDEREOCEL BECERRA BCBREBDEBEEEEE EEE COBB EEE LEDERER EEEEOE CE OEE DEER EOE EDO D OEE TOF OF itt tAA i ad — ee | : womics » jtlldday T LOUIS POST-DISPATC 4° ¥ , ae | Popular ¢ | “ 4 . . . 7 dl ; Y fy | Sporting News | IX g | Market Reports a * a. | TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1919 YA, ' ————————— CS \ tstthduumnnnmuumg ddd fdddddddddddilibbuddddddda, UddadddumldmdlalddlldddussssmssmmssmsMsumaiiiiia ety Ree eed ed oh arr res Se Te halt hea ti ttl tae MNQNVWNNd ~AAA AN ¢ y ; a : ¥ - 7 ya ‘ ae - * ad > ban wintithes s a . SS 6 6 68 664 Ge 6 64 Se © 6S SS 65646 54 554445545588 OSS SHES 8 888684 6 Se SSS & * SOS 6 SSE6 6S 064 84 WeAANAARARERAANOS OCU TRTAARCUARARAAAARAREERAAAAP PAA poor em etm / NNNONOWhW6) MM] SESS SSS L ELS SSS LE SESS E SESS ESTEE ST ESS SSS SRLS E ESET SNES |= RASRRERS ARERR RRRRE REED RRR RRReR RRA RERAROREAARARRARRARERARAESAASEARD EEE } SLMMLMS SLMS MLA VUSUIMLLLOLLE LAA, —Copyright. Gatwound @& Underwood / aN + Ue" Gee Ch COPE SE COO OWE meeeartecnetants MOweWsE ! ¢ Bid. - ree ee 4 $ ye SESH AEE hes dealbaapsbasssmmmassihebliibbita oon ned dd ssddddddddddddddaddae BAB EZEA PER *EAEAAO OP FEPPPFRAPEOPAAIOCFOEERMOPOERR cuspanca tage peaeupeseasestnggnspiotsetipanencevonaetantnene . oN See “se ame oe . ss Yee “% * > — * ro s * * ~ 3s ~ & es . he Pls Me . wy ee ee . WARE ha oan . Y Le BRB SS RP ORNS Sate 2S: SWS © 6k ee ree BEE 6 WE 8 8 EES 8 OES 8 6 ERE SHEE BETES ESHEETS ~ ‘ . SNARES essscesss PECL OEE EPEE EEE LEE PEEL PEELE PEEPEDPEOLEDEPEDBDELODLOEEOPEPBECBLL OLE Katherine Stockhoff, 3547 Wyoming and Marjorie i 3847 Lafayette avenue. Jennings, ea — ts : 7 eo Senn te Pg 4 . ee a oe ene Ee DOR ete SNe peewee - . on te 7 ; prt. ~~ : x. 9, ey eR, eve eecthalod.” — ath ay Natta oes via mR, SS te eee me ty “i

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2 ROR | EP erred ee = > ae er § P ™ y — Sad we Z , ad 4 “ ¥ *, > Te wowen’s | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 1919. ———— ———— ~ - ———— - en Ee COV ALN OMCS. i ESE) What Wilson Has Done in anne Sandi & _— ee th ne apenas ee ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded ty JOSEPH PULITZER JieD Ss Statement before es te Oy t-te ' ' >. sin § Se amg - mm Me «© 7 : wi » — . >. 3 F ed % ae Dec. 12, 1578 littee, concerning mistakes and conditions in the Ar- | \. lm OO pe Deg bet aise seq = - TP Z : = X . : ‘ é ~~ ee = e. Foggy OR cep Rg: ee a : DAILY AND BUNDAY.........- 189,796 | tnveatication. It + DGS 7 aaies a MAAS |; Mrs F A. WwW a ——— —-—— military reports and by congressional investigation. | eS Lee a 6 me A et Wee a “Koes Bi... mio @ at Tea cikaemttikuateiien inte. Me. Gi wo . . ~ . . ng tw eed gt athe the House Rules Com- 1 sen eases Wr ain 4 A RTC at te yee 1 ; ‘ THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- ought to be threshed out. Nothing ought to be con- e Aas ie iat”) : ew a : ee FORM | ecealed. This is necessary in order that commendation oe ; Ve re Bs rt ogress and re- apie ; why auded 4 PROS : | : m le ei il tie ee gees or | The nub of Gov. Allen’s charges is that the army oS ae Va ae ; Justice and Reason Hits Si ble Ru et Redd Fex came ov , , i eddy * SEES . Corruption, always fight dema- 7 int ‘ . - , : 4 . 4 . ; , - “oe ¥ ’ . « ; “a ea and ran n 0 ‘ gogzues of all parties, never be- German air attack and t direct artillery fire; artillery pe iy. rGere re ? aa ee tanfer he went: , 1a) 3 : ic 7 c > € ; » , oe 4 n . privileged classe and = publiie ‘ital service FR FRE SS By HERBERT BAY ARD SWOPE, sider it a final expression , om satiiped up an plunderers, never lack -ympathy ee ve “Sealy IE Be aa ee A Staff Correspondent of the Post- | possibilities and as an i ha pa @at> I -_ : -amew! impaired by BS ARTA | was sure it could The for eC of the charges is somew lat pe os 5 eh na ; bre . Dis tch and New York World. of all the Powers 4 Y Th with the poor, always remain de- | . : itiatia tutes : ip? 2: | thing. and that wa voted to the public welfare. | (;O\ Allen S statement that the bardships endured by Oe. ag™ ay og . (Copyright, 1918. by Press Pub. Co.) ratment of arms as a ei. 4 ing fter Reddy Fy ym +e ' ae York World.) tling differences of mankth was 4 | ‘fever be satisfied with mertly | our soldiers were due in the main to the failure of the 'r¥ SPS ' Ye f (New | -— ' : ea ‘ ' Mu , : ‘ may: ales Ae ; 2 ieee dent was, sure enoug . ) printing news, always be drastic- |! home Government to supply the necessary equipment. PARIS,Monday, Feb. 1. soe h Charted by the 14 only just in with a ‘ : . > . 7 A) . . Os i ity independent: never he Much of this is discounted by the charges of unprepared- Wilson has gone, and Paris and t e| There is to be found ip when over the wa ’ afraid to attack wrong, whether aes " gp Sietecesne+s a er ich SRR Bee : t of the world are casting up ac- of the peace conference ote ked and scratcl by predatory plutocracy or pred- ness, blunders and delays in producing equipment, whic Sei Zz : res oes: te) tribute to his influence pee as he could _ atory poverty. have been quite thoroughly ventilated. SRS Tat * : m counts in Sed as Maa casita beginning until now, and# oe Fox just ran t | > s JOSEPH PULITZER. it must be borne in mind in weighing these charges >} Jase | yeas this sunaeeurs capital of a agome penal sek d out of the back \ ; ~_ . 4 . > 0 bd 5 a w i ; 7 " i 4 April 10, 1907. that we deliberately took chances of suffering on account : ome } it It is quite possible to es- | oe oe it after him. Th : eS 7% - L1umanity. terms laid down by the ‘woods he ran a litth - - a — = * ~ ~ 4 ; : : Sieh Se ram f lack of equipment. A great war emergency confront- - Ure . tablish through analysis the direct | J . — 0 i( pub . Eee a January, 1918. He could 3 that. Mr. Dog 3 snieldeemnarner intimin ctianmeenenes _ Sess Bien 0 hed aie 4.9 | effect of the President's influence in| }.4 conscious visi LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE ed us and, knowing our lack of equipment, we rus Pe oi ; sci on ¢t : ate an ° 5 ay ife of the con-| when he was oo aaa soldiers abroad and rushed them to the front to meet it, the 60 days of the | xi | terms he then pres y flew Mr Dog, b ’ : 3 | ference. would be enco ‘ _ The Conscientious Objectors, depending upon our allies to supply us with equipment | =oa to chase Grandpa, bi That examination shows him to. tunity for the reconst . i To. the Pe of the Post-Dispatch. we lacked. It was inevitable that our men should suf- have been the dominant figure inworld. Now this condition } near — arabe : [certainly hope that a congressional fer hardships and heavy casualties. rea enc t™ all phases of the matters under con- ‘brought about, and the investigation will be made of Secretary sideration. He has dominated, not! precepts are the final knew there was @ of War Baker's acts just prior to and necaune at his personality, but be- the determination of each a ing down the chimney ee ee eatered the war cause of his precepts; not because! question as it arises “Reddy Fox thought at My son, not of draft age, volunteered jis in a measure a great gamble, with the odds in favor of of his political science. but because The President has been - Dog who was coming last: May a year ago and was killed in the best prepared and the most courageous armies, led : im ! of his human understanding. He has in each point, even against # get oe a oti i ; 7h é . , os ta ; | ES Ce - 7 4 ' r ff : : | _ od anded in nO oe 0 ) Aaiagpe re J wer ee so by the most skillful officers. In the rapid changes of . oe = cast the conference in a new dimen-/ able assault. Perhaps eae a otier He had ind pro or the prineiples he foug ae iF ee aaa _ a er. 2: )\ a “- nage , Bhi a ' - for. It is disheartening, though. to pick the battlefield, full of unknown quantities and incalcula- i. 3 . & 7 ; sion, in pansy ye quest sen a | ee ee a ee sal and he would not b shez ing, if ~~ "2 , : Justice and reason have been his and is no longer subject to oe eo aa antenc , : ntiarv. are , i a ot -+ SARS YF: a Mine . om . hi , oors or win sentenced to the penitentiary, are honor- 41, i, full of great adventures and the result is the sum BS RS Oe , « J , ptt Wie simple rules of conduct, and they/ Opposition. It marks a many ¢ ably restored to citizenship, to the army, . ‘ BY RU ae ee wa 2, = Sf vn {f, ; ; , ; . ‘stride in the advance of Br. You need not Wi given $400 or $500 back pay, a new suit of all preparations, actions and chances. BOS Sak Se | , ; have Proves Ae Cxeneke See Sr. d lifts helpless eo les nd day, but they coy , ‘ ne eo ates ' st Soe , mgs oF bi . an s helpless ) a eT: of, clothes, railroad ticket anywhere they Let us have the facts that responsibility may be fixed position, some of it honest, ae aed lands above the th on “6 cy when Mr. Dog call 7 “ge . on. oS 4 are not tied he will be bestowing the Dis- | ee at ; de Bai i against the forces of reaction, of; q P But suppose Mr. Dogs ) mind the task the armies had to do and the admitted Beek os : avarice, of thinly disguised mill-| Defeat of Secret | ; tinguished Service Cross upon them for ae : ee : BVALICS, : ; 5 ‘The result of defeat of thal conditions under which it was undertaken. We must eh J he tarism and of selfishness, and he has| ne ne of them?” said i, Se orb ’ : ' / Pe * ‘ . at nink if you have onl 1 received three letters from France bear in mind also that there were no fatal mistakes. , ne Sor triumphed; but such is the curious) treaty projects probably wit ) 1 his| ited upon America. As can keep it locked.” this morning from friends of mine writ- QOQur men went forward steadily and were the victors. nature of the man that, in al ad Wilson himself put it the a my «Son, with one de ten Dec. 23, 24 and 26, in which they re- > on victories, it may be doubted if he) : a ‘you are as good &@ Fae Ss + syle Sind The courage and ability of the armies and their leaders aa “+y~ | ment engendered by the y a gret they “cannot tell me of my sons ; . . : 3 Ce * ot has added to his persona! popularity, he a ‘ P as Pog calls.”’ said Gr ddath- on account of censorship: rules.” | °Vercame all disadvantages and bad fortunes. Perhaps ee it ee although it is manifest that he has| ®bandonment of compacts © Phow could you get o Why, six weeks after the signing of the the very actions in which, under these conditions, lives aah SHOES ey PPD SAL eNom Te gained recognition for his purposes. sult in Pegi. a r Locked doors somet y, § - : tt ‘ ro " ’ when Mr. Dog ft = - a ‘ - > on »@j . -_ ‘ . . as . = : os a man’s family being advised of condli- ciding actions in which invincible courage and endurance * i joes ident Wilson wn has had derstandings of this nature ring. tions connected with his son's death’? | — hi 3 3 , : THES Tore NS os kee Oe ies Wty ote ; | Dainese. pt ah eee the faculty of reaching the popular a You fooled him good contributed the one factor necessary to victory. We P LSE pe* at 9 Pie eS cm tea aa . Sagat ne Se OL So ire tg Pee um fied and thrown away. hone to live to See the day “ hen the three ‘ . , wee ; ‘ mee oe * ; aa » * *, — Ae Sees ere 4 . ° et ‘ af aw {oh a ‘Ste ° os ah OP. C.. “ Kt es we . fs “ ‘ss wie aed he has projected his prirciptles That the plans of in ' iS ‘do if #0 he would at ‘ 4 et ? « 4s yi sw, ‘” - - , . em, S 5 “. La ~~, -* : “» . 2 ‘ > faa we Oe * . — = , » aoe - _* ” 4 ax - Pr , ; 3 % rt > ve ; Z ¥ “oped So a . = a tees ve Roce late aes : Lee “. +" se , re into the very heart of mankind. If este scltare has been due : " tour door s da CHARLES D. HILL, eee Bite Mec 3 eg LE OR PS ae Sill SS ee ROS Pe es CR a aS " * Sao De ack who disregard the people’s voice. The MIRROR Oo f how cynical, could have doubt that,| ¢T Problems are covered in them a pack of dogs aft ees deld $6 bet che over on the peo- |. That there has been a progressive decline in the qual- p U B , + N JUST MINUTE Written for the POST-DISPATCH in the eves of the people, the Presi-/| cles declared by President ‘se fields, and — a ple of St. Louis and deserves to be re-. '“¥ of the board’s personnel and its administrative d. L I 6 QO I ] N l O A by Clark McAdams , dent embodies their hope of achieve- Another problem that Cthregiaggn, = ee pg . : ; , - , os ' called. But what of our Representatives Standards is a matter of observation of almost every ment and of desire that hay Seuete epg Sa “a tha had somalia in the Legislature of Missouri? They put. St. Louisan in touch with school matters. The type of This column is designed to reproduce them for centuries—freedom from to ull’ cal yo sohe quickly to one over the ople an itho , ' REE: ‘j , | 7 , - '@ oppression and security from war. ison 8 merican : : | ng oe Pind ma a oo | St ny & board member who complains that his “certificate of without bias the latest comment by the | on an te think, then, we oo sang Boe pees =: He han ai. | tude ‘that réparation sual amother would beau be: ; ets 0 i¢ mep- al i ial : . 4 TT) e ought to have a big vote out at a re -” ee ee _ ss : ' resentatives know that the people voted election” doesn't mean anything is becoming much too leading publicists, newspapers and period | ways shown willingness to discard| only actual damages suffered. | T was thinking har . call election. Sed Pry ————— igainst prohibition ? Sut they ignored ©“Ommon. If the idea of the member voicing such a com- tcals on the questions of the day. his own and to adopt other methods British are proponents of thea lacked proper equipment—airplanes to defend them from BR tpt eS CUES | 4 ‘? +1 ) Finhe Z > a , a i War, under the best circumstances, with the best-laid plans and with ample supplies, is full of chances. It Hs anit Ne eS bra h Dae ae, a + 35 *F it mendacious. He has Oe ee 0) RO a tates age me ie cincinnati \ ‘ Ju » iz 8 " wg | ae ee eee | Socrates: Yes. The element of doubt 4 that ti ’ 2 , 4 i e % ie; . . - . . j . 4 > *y =) 2 “+ > ; ‘eS Ne ' ‘ , : : attitude disarmed antagonism. His Goes cover fu costs the ) wird . When will the peo-| by the whole people afforded him too limited scope for | & question Wasteer one & a seu os tad ae > - Compromise of definition anf om ple wake up and fight for their rights? f “i =r . worse man than someone else—-with fiercest opponents, such as Premiet ipromise ae FRANK FINNEY promoting educational efficiency, checking graft and | probably not very much to be said for Hughes of Australia, soon perceived | plication will eventually be tale uiiiisisinn placing the work of the schools on a higher plane, no'| either—but a fair and square:-race be they were beating lances, not with an| Premier Hughes insists that of fs (Continued from veate Sane Prohibition Enforcement Laws. cause fer reproach would exist. But that is not his idea. | tween one’s better and worse selves individual, but with an immovable | Australian who placed & | CHAR’ ie - Pes Te the Editor of the Post-Dtspatch He : which may be even more eager to settle force of justice, right and reason. on his house in order to B& ee APTER Vil-=(Ces a emniy assured his colleagues that the 5 it than we are to have it settled. That facet contributed to the Pres for war making is entitled i Page, bearing some 4 Thrasymachus: You have it again, |! ident’s lack of personality. The ex dividual compe.sation, apart ff er, ambled through ; think. ceptional man is never much liked that which his Government bus and again opening h of laws for the enforcement of the Fed. | ' haracter as educational experts: because it confers too | Aitetnns people This wtubieus utter- a a eng spent ae — ee eee M . , ¥ wet } as ‘ 3 ; : At ; . . . + . . ‘ nein ‘ . ~ aie - ’ , - » ne sf eiva , : 4 £ as oa re ; > - e fag : ; ‘ ; er eral amendment? The right of an little power in dictating purchases from favorites; be- ae eee ef SOCRATES ON THE RECALL. 1 paper to see if Senator Lodge ha: Fecelve Support. but he is rarely _ } — oF ” i: i —amdie ng : ee : American citizen to make wine and heer cause it fails to introduce his personal pull tl ance was toi y a staremen rom OCRATES: There was a good deal started for Boston to welcome the Pres able to touch the well-springs of W hose home was shelled ofr = m9 owner of that na catist i? h | pathy. Presigent Wilson i aistimeth) . preelie om ) and seizure gang has its way uncon Baie: : , : * “:| Bressional elections having resulted in aj jie greatly. You know. Rooseveltius Ala.) of the type that remains remote and the public led to believe that fe perated, when hea ~e a course, ft the fault et} . , anlanéti ° . , eauly. ; ‘ ! Satie pits ae {)) i (>t) 7 L in CiIASS Mel t! Ss 8D cy ya : ry a ‘ ais i a , inate . “See: | . 4 his - in the enforcement of 1) . . _— pring, unfortu delegates did, and he supported the more Phrasymachus: In most cases that , ; f ifeti ea , league of nations, which, though not dent Wilson, while holding BID “ougs _ ntit ; ; tit? HMmMAemdiieny ¥ ’ ; ' e . . wet : oy . a 7 . 7 ; - ‘ Si il won er i a lifetime o devotio ' | ; e - . PRANK PUTNAM 1c] nich have been gaining streneth in the eetiens’s demands of the Amearienn’ and ought to make a good race rents % | tion vet definitely approved, seems certair, Open. is by no means aseu red : =: aid shor poate Ker Socrates: I think it does. In some ould be enough to half repay of approval in form that will be ac- “@epth of the sincerity of Gertie Up and dows ——- male il * ; The years at vol toile r . ’ ms . - eve. e instances, I imagine, one running rhe y ey! that you have toiled on for ceptable to him. There will be minor forms. He thinks it a diffieti et | ican people opposed to publicity and open against one’s self in iust that way is me changes, but the instrument prot to chauhe evento. ti sae t was hard to find . © - ‘ “eo ; ie > & ‘. Ae ie ; } Le ’ hs ; ‘ a ; ; ‘. . =~ wee 9 able to yet r oy ent No sacrific @® too great for you, , . , ati mat ta htt ase , e this invader of h EXPERTS WHO DISAGREE. diplomacy ’ Dp ypular judgm nit upon No, task arenes healtate on ae abiy VA i}! ‘ and S11 0)s antially as writ.- te ie) ‘7 } of th vueht: but : on. He ait ae ings at Washington and at each of the me the difficult: Force, persistent coercion, may be State capitals, where law os tha an oe oe , ‘ : fo! th ¢T } ee j mf rOUtsatiisS 1} the SILX WeeKS prior to elec- has scored four substantial successes at ‘ Ough he frowned } Annoyonce, he ¢4 British newspaper men. Are the Amer- Insurance Interests and Compensation. roy To the Editer of the Post Dispatch. it has been 1 C: tuted ; re that ins: Ry age ae hing Mr. Wilson contended with Lloyd ones self with singular effectiveness. fen This will be the outward ang W'lling to he convinced that§ of ¥ \raxe ; eiiere An ave hw ; ' orm}, ; ‘ enh .m ain men 38 pol : . — 4 , . , ’ 4 . Se = is ' ut « ; ; F aa > i \ irance agen and eom Olutely no hope said Delos F. Wileox,, _ That is, with no other adversary than visible swmboi of his success professions will be made goeae - & gentleman; @ af The ie c ee ee een i] ee it statement, “that the mules! George, for a change of policy toward! one’s self. one’s own virtues and faults The crown of just reward and glory What th attitude ; f th e P , | has fively sympathy with the eseressivences c Boat pon -_ 1s ix no ; Ss . Hie Ak, . , ¢ = . : ot . shea ne . .s O crt resi : ” ” ond agent . | eh wer 1 I879 or the cables that were Russia, at least to. the extent of confer-| may be fairly matched without having that you've won lent’s own people will be is perhat attitude and with the Gea ostentation tie ‘ ‘ Ax nis ig in fs at _ re 7 ’ | ee © | i i i ' ( ahi e it a : , ; : “t , iv ‘ . . 7 . aad hs , . : ’ © = . 4 . ‘o : . Ait » | je a ; e | . : , 7 €; : ring “ ith all parties and endeavoring to the issue Ci ittered up by the virtues ~ nm y great love encire line you about. ! roble 7 at 7 by) ' ¢ the American } ranrce ‘fy hecome anf rt Heraceful boeay, ay WT pens 1, but ne ed in the & pped im ise Vill | avie ti mtinue indefinitely aiults . our every thought , f r wis sie gion tein Hugs os —— ainst nie thre: “FF & : "OuUs : vunion lahe@er hill ith “0 reach a basis of agreement Hie won. and faults of other people ds nougnt, your every wish response be not altogether favorable ae # Teutonic threat Pitty ‘ a aumeoreu — n @ nds il t et business Lbso Glaucon: As I understand it, you your hopes; of fear : ur years of the 7» Man easily forgot mk ee ai ee Pts ‘ ; ai | ee ae ° : : the fault will be. no rit } rk ergs oy ew | ; “ tee § atin’ " .° " there will be hope if City En- ee areca 2 yoo people opposed to him make the point that an ordinary elec- dregs: of glory jeweled, fair, rine Westies Mees poet ee ages reniigation of that fear makew, | . on this issue‘ tion is not probably a judgment upon Vith gems of love resplendent there inaptitude with which it } I 9 Lamaercsstons | | a ) The President has fought grab and One at ail, but simply a comparison : s ’ tee ; er ee ee phrase | sili ' cabaret: ° . neg is Emel Socrates: Exactly Election in that Questions for Census Takers. The Presid: lie iii i ua ; French attitu ym “ ee if you'll a | a ler) itteriy lacks skill in hie denart: . o nae J Hea offered a al From the New York Sun facile PeiPC ity lle permits doubt =. , ‘ine mame ——S aie - *ngraved with 4 * Uniess he wille fair workn) 7 ria) : ls x Liieer i el {Th ai iii \ ' and can eX 4 rf any wor ; sj ‘ . oni Bee ; Tas : A , $ . : a : rk ext 2oG : , Se: : . Ms “2 ' Perea NN os? pad » EA, ' rated Authority on :; ost of the funds in the, publicity ian “or ae . ioot and has insisted on a righteous and } ] th wt — oY estimate on United ease may not be accepted as an opinion NnoOske VeATKR aS We ; } = ) we? wise peace lie has advocated the plan that ane ino a Soe 1° + I i’ instiTance are we" . we POre i amazing city al Sa good man pon le CON if of trustee or mandatory administration trary, it may mean nothing more than the people of today are and misapprehension to exist where ' , the 1 a Finber “And TKMEN @ COMpensat i law ti ye Hail tact nm ti arithmetical processes of addition asked questions about their brief exp! ition would clear ; ? ta | ; { I i s? i sz ; Pt | e . , at ui } j i eA Paea ve ii : ,e*e8 | HW’WR mand just, but consice of Germany's and Turkey's former pos- that one’s opponent was an uncom- ’ abs: a lited knowledge of sub- st for the union labor neo o propose sa sessions Are the American people op- monly bad man an item of $2,740,000 as Thrasymachus: I see that point $ , as posed tt him on this issue”? . : Pp nt. In inwedeted , | sale PI want to talk t achievements and the ‘ haracter conilusion ‘ conimissioners a? te their abodes, it would be well to get equally at iit, though this is sma'l ¢y, x law which puts thou imsuran rents, clerka and othe riley mut Lue Vail ; sh if Cabie cars that were scrapped } ’ ’ = . . ] . ’ . ’ . ,% ? .. . ° —" 4 . usine an insurance ar are opposer | Lia : n this sum, which Mr. Smith to the State engaging in anv private bua! ress that can be better co: T by pri . ' . t idl »' ‘ |) ; . ’ 7. hyn? fo th > »fe ’ vate enterprise and will bitterly feht the Lie ay but for the referendum peti-| right. union labor bHI, which confiscates their and (heir subsequent theft, would amount to $137.- business which has taken years to eet Tae et It would tal wet 7 ‘ : ‘ i : } : : tytn bh take ms, MALLE fares at 2» Ce ; ] lish, 2 4 ; ents league of nations? Do they wish to Bal- 2lways be sure just what we think of rye) : , ACD, OF w,n 00 000 ry) ; iy} . iit ry ; tee : Z ‘ ‘ : : , ensation, indorsed throughou tj , ~~ ae ompeiled to pay a 6-c« nt fare, as com- employers of labor, has T iv} 4 A}; Li a ’ : CET Y rate gpecified in the franchise duced in the Legislature. It Ys > down to the real thine Inquiries like furprise, fe bie wholly dominates rey leh {“e eamni! + " eae dingty he sat a a recall election the outcome ought these might ad the German armies ard at T Blanced at the cur : at - © Ti r 0: inhem and they, ake . iT He has insisted on the establishment! theoretically to devolve altogether upon varie. age ages . - “5 , ee ae ewe ae in our conversatio i” - Sly back at Mr. Bn ; What kind of a temper have you ut nis sanction Asa result of thi« ought that throwe } : : don't know vou. Bb when it rains ee ‘> ] ' mf rs Treas r? es ‘ff ’ : ‘ ' . ‘ as - “ , / Soc "oA ipa * ? ~{ 7 , | ati ; is sisi inet ‘i; ’ 7% ? t nei 7, 2 , »> . are w " ence has unanimously decided that he is | Craies ] re constitution will he asked to eigen a treaty re. Whitaker” he ’ - 2 a ose 0 i 1@7 4 ; ane . ; ~ a : , posed {io a common sense pian for aw Socrates Of course We may not ssiaae Ghmenee P Ol¢ satiety kus ‘ ns provides tatnine the Constitution of « Naker stare: fre “The : ih : P Eby expe ' ition is ria? the iftagtiie ve 1? l‘enete of matts re but ah ; « : “at a conclusion ‘ou i @ raisins ie rea ud : q)? * and , rever -* aie o «a . ' ‘ . ’ , kanize Europe and Asia and Africa”? one running against someone else of ding?” , ther , * a eet cate wa he allowed to become part of , ee bresent Mra. W . ‘ : : ; ; : : ‘ .* . | bg PTET ie ni 7 ‘ = Te The if frre : . 7 . * : _- > b : whom we are not very sure. éither: a“ pom : ganization of nations untfl @ “tuber shook } ry sure, éither: but Are you satisfied with the re- t should have been made cle . w “s re when one runs Against one’s self we a ° bi at } Ceamoneterateod har sineertty an@a@ yer. thank t,od ing futile nonsense. They once split and arrangement of Europe, Asia and ie the conferens the , Dw ad : ‘ : , ’ ‘ ce f Pp it ane can ate nce match the good and evil in Africa e+e ’ : ; ' ad ‘fat f Lith ane ha« ahs i ae | hy her > 7 a read dea} it | nd mutual insuranc: re ite ? wrecked their party. Do they care to re ones record and be sure what we “What do you put in minee docctive Would be impos: that she is actually entitied Sdvantage to km . ia} aaa’ Lor tel i | ' is it, } hy ed ; Ut . lal 12 1OWwW SOP Ew 4} ‘ one i* Pyro eee " ox : | insurance or the oe : Va tf cary " ; ' item of dead horse, with eat the experiment” ‘The rank an, . think to give ita a “’ , _— ediatels fellowship of other nations ‘3 this liberty . : _ ,% . " >. " ’ : | 3” ; ’ ; , _ ‘| : ' . . . : t ‘ : _ : : ' ' ’ té ' ' : j ~ ; WH inastirance on furnishing ; stie? . ' i i ial fey trl i} t s : nrogwres: . and 7. ’ ry (alaus In othe r wor is the Voting “liow old ao vou Ww eh iy Ww ’ : | > : -* " ' " . , _ Se ‘ ; Shee ; if . 2 ; ~ iT) ’ . 2 . - ; vo ; re tory guarantee and, +) f ti | ingers understaod 1 SS Se et 4 would not be done with the @sua) We ¢ } } , . - aa elie ’ ‘8 if\ ’ ; mood '® tolerate ra ’ : ; : sk ay . are dirappol . ‘ : Mtter bill has thea ADpProva of th _ ‘ : : ‘ , ! ‘fioubts It took 1} f sad “SerSe 88 : ‘yt fé reer Pr ery ry Veh ; ; ' ee ‘ ' eth EXPE Cd Wy wey) f ‘ ’ ) Olitics or § ern , , . 9 ; iden ie , J ance agents. i té ms of ia l'¢ ne if Tt) i t? ‘ j (>) ete. ‘ f Joe Socrates Na There are alw vs fT — + ta at - ‘ eres ticue * happenea 's h Ww M RYR. i a ‘ and tality of service Te ner cen? oft tha viet! = . aonat cisltikes and pre tudes - TY) on r . , ‘ “al a betii Line hands ” [ie 7 *f ee hse s ; niga , ; , ald , : . ’ . be ' wees Enagyed wNE, President, ' : + the Victimized St. pub! meen Poh tappin at . “€ people who do not go to the pols As sus, but did not en far “ary ak hf Peat tem is rset an addition J = at the theat 244 Tat, - ° ey , WUtiica lt} mart Pay ri t} . , 4 , ; ; ‘ ; ‘ . : ‘ , ; Federation of Missouri, Louis PpOopulaucon would Sign the recall] petitio I Ste b ' ’ ‘ righ i and niusal put Re A® fie by » by ily t@i make out tunity to pi 1 Pie ° ° enome Ember explained ee est men forward, { just what they wo | ; of a league of nations. and the corfer- one's self pay, and which they would have Are the American people op- Let the Republican bourbons stop talk- would only be suffictent 's. Whitaker didn’t nted in 1) ‘ fompernection Till Tenore helaw Then how *———<«<« ; ’ ' ” oe rr'¢ tee ' a sue we hi nun pian lip’ , : e be ref keeps them away, 6 eens, — ® perfected work, But he does con-/ to in ne oe 8 ere: ae ~ * Pa Rice, a by , os te Pe I et tee. OTe n-..

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er ; “WOMEN’S PAGE POST-DISPATCH Daily Magazine TUESDAY, P PEBRUARY 18, 1919. ne in Whe Sandman Jominant f _ StOry onfer e @ - For Tonight te and ThreuikG rrespondentan ble Rul és. 4 ‘ Mrs. F. A. Walker. dpa Fox Tells Story. sone morning in his back yard © gmoking his corncob pipe when ’ Reddy Fox came over the wall a leap and ran into the house out as he went: “Look out, Bis coming!” al expression of. andpa jumped up and followed, | RANDPA FOX sat in the sun’ ; ' ; | | Dame Fashion: “Off W This Hobble tte f With That Uniform and on With Skirt, M’Dear, and Remember I Won’t Stand for Any of This New Self- Determination Foolishness.” nd as an original ese bwers against the » : ms as a method of «. | was sure it could mean only Whing, and that was that Mr. | after Reddy Fox. ces of mankind "me oy. ure enough, and the by the 14 P — : ust in with the door be found in the . eS vor the wall he came conference Still gr we ha barked and scratched at the influence. From he was hard as he could. til now, and from ten ia, ndpa Fox just ran through and a conference hag ted out of the back window and a a ee * after him. Then through g vos the Pr moods he ran a little way, tak- am soem ancl e that Mr. Dog should see _ einibdaeaineae ay “when he was at a safe distance. compassed full co mmemey flew Mr. Dog, barking like ramet op to chase Grandpa, but before he nis condition har nm menear him Grandpa Fox had dis- st, and the Prem Mieesred and the next thing Reddy the final authority ¢ / knew there was his grandpa tion of each me ping down the chimney. arises. aameddy Fox thought at — it i ¥, Dog who was coming down, but cee anak ae ms % Grandpa called out to him just Perhaps in no one “Pore he landed in the kitchen not received greater afraid. He had fooled Mr. and he would not be back. n the matter of no ak Sanne es F hat is now fall accompa; meme™ >’ MY SON, sald Grand- ger subject to debate op Fox, “that you can never have t marks a seven-] ap many doors or windows to your advance of humasmemme You need not use them all pless peoples and thammey day. but they come in very the play of barter, ywhen Mr. Dog calls unexpect- Oliation. _ t suppose Mr. Dog should come of defeat of the sanmgene of them ?” said Reddy Fox. probably will be vin think if you have only one door merica. Ag President can keep it locked.” if put it, the menses 800, with one door to your dered by the fora be you are as good as caught if t of compacts will ‘Dog calls,” said Grandpa Fox, fection toward him how could you get out if he got puntry, for it has rlocked doors sometimes are of insistence that all gia when Mr. Dog insists upon gE of this nature be ny own away. 5 plans of Intrigue as been due largely ‘4 candor and franks brican leader in all rences. In his 14 4 been found the touch pose differences tn th ons that have arteen Fou fooled him good that time, Bdpa.’ said Reddy Fox. ‘Did Mo it so he would stop scratch- Stour door?” the reason,” re- “and this is not fonly time I have fooled Mr. © I remember, when I , one day I was being chased : T was just Bied Grandpa, | | | | | ' Recipe for Famous Salvation Army Doughnut ERB is the recipe from which the Salvation Army lassies made their famous doughnuts in Put a large pan on the stove, one-third filled with melted lard, and allow it to come to a boil. Put 24 large cups of flour into a bowl. Mix with it 20 heaping tea- spoonfuls of baking powder, 4 tea- spoonfuls of salt, 11 cups of sugar. Mix well and work in 1 cup of lard. Now, in another bowl, break 10 eggs and beat up with 2 cans of Ss eT [~ Why Old Maids Stimulate —E — ee ee ne + Matrimony WOMEN’S PAGE BACHELOR GIRL’S REFLECTIONS. MODERN girl's most bril- Mant trophy may be her Ph. Who Wants to Be an “Aunt Emma” and Left Alone A but her marriage certifi- in the World? | By Fay Stevenson. VERYTHING has its place in this world. Nothing is lost. Den't look upon the old maid as a E problem, a waster of time, an un- needed article. She plays a larger role than you give her credit for. She is as important in the love world as Dan Cupid himself. Much as she may of Aunt Emma, marriage looks like | the most divine thing on earth. The one great chance! Nor does the spinster’s stimulative power over matrimony end with the) unwed. Many a married sister has felt just a little dissatisfied with love’s marriage portion until her sin- | cate is her Q. B. D. A man’s heart is something like a good muff. Both of them have that remarkable facility for springing back into shape again. no matter how badly nor hew often they may be “crushed.” A women fs always supposed to keep the {'ame of love bright and glowing and to supply the fuel. A man’s only interest In a fire— bon, grate or sentimental—ep- pears to be in starting it. gle sister came to visit her. And then poor John, instead of being the tar- get of criticism, becomes the idol of ——— —— tilt her nose at matrimony and arch her eyebrows with that perfectly evi- dent expression of “I’m mighty glad condensed milk and an equal amount of water, add 4 teaspoon- There lover than a man who !s so shy is no more charming was/ when all at once I saw a high stone wall and on the other side I knew of nations, no an faries, armament, ecg ons, navigation and othe are covered in the polk l by President Wilson) problem that threate Ity in solution is . reparations. President® ithe way I fooled a pack of Mr./| there was a pond, for pthat day | shall never forget.’ | gone duck hunting there. had been running quite a spell! “I thought of a plan - “om ~* SS eee menace ‘ “In another minute over came that whole pack of dogs and down to the I had often; pond they flew and in it before they knew if it; wait to see them swim away, for as they had lost me. I did not ’ | ° ie , ' P a pack of dogs after me over, worked I was free; if not, I would be! soon as they were on their way to elds, and across a river I led! caught at once, and I determined to| the pond I leaped the wall again and and those dogs were getting | risk it, so when I came to the wall I} was on the other side running for tlose to my heels for comfort. knew that something must be| to the pond I just dropped right close. or your) up to that wa&itand hid as well as I| for that pack to come back and get too, es the American att and quickly, ‘paration should satisf damages suffered. other would be a widow that! could back of somte short bushes! me, but it was no use. ; I was thinking hard as I ran,' growing there. leaped over, but instead of taking! home. “My! How the hunters did cry out I fooled the er telling the story, and he wondered 'elared, I was safe in my home, and they did not know where that was. “So, remember, my son, Mr. Dog fuls of vanilla extract and 4 tea- spoonfuls of cinnamon or nutmeg. Pour into the first bowl, adding if necessary more water and work until you have a soft, workable dough. Roll out thin portions of the dough on a large table, cut out the doughnuts and the holes with suit- able sized cutters. The doughnuts are now ready for the frying. Place in a wire basket, lower into boiling lard and let them stay until very brown. Repeat tais operation until all are cooked. ‘the official one by the Salvation Army itself. Its history is interest- | ing. | Adfjt. |_Mary Sheldon went to France with 'one of the earliest contingents sent | est stimulant. | marry I never married” she is love's great- Babbling brooks and golden sunsets never inspire a girl to half as much as this lone, _lorn woman. |'I ever come to this? i ' What girl can help thinking, “Shall Shall I wander about aimlessly without an anchor or purpose if I continually spurn wed- lock ?”" And if she is inclined to keep. poor little Johnny Doe tarrying for her answer what world-wise mother will not whisper, “Very well, do you | wish to be left alone in the world | like poor Aunt Emma?” | The recipe ts vouched for as being | | the aisle to a wedding march. Helen Purviance and Adjt. | 'by the Salvation Army, the former | being from New York and the latter from Chicago. so far from any base of supplies that would be cheering to spirits as well as tummies. “T have it!’ crfed Adjt. Sheldon. ‘Doughnuts! That's the thing! I’d give my very hymnbook for a dough- | nut myself. Only,” she added reflec- tively, “I don’t know how to make doughnuts.”’ “Well, I DO know how to make ‘em,’”’ responded Adjt. Purviance. “It ‘was not for nothing that my grand- |'mother came from New England.” | ‘The materials were somehow ob | ta‘aed with the assistance of an ,cbliging army cook, and Adjt. Helen 'made her first batch of doughnuts ifov the soldiers according to the re- 'cipe given above, which, it is de- unit ‘uy every Salvation Army | France. The unit found itself | its members were put to it to deviss | something for the fighting men that | Aunt Emma! Who wants to be like her? That one question is enough to send any young girl tripping down At the mere mention of Aunt Emma's name a girl can see her with her hair ar- ranged just so, her figure pinched into neat, tight-fitting clothes, and, above all, that terribly worried look of “the world is not what it should be!” Cupid may beckon’and call in his softest tones, but his charms are as naught compared te Aunt Emma's dilemma. A girl might resist love's persuasive voice, but at the thought of developing into a pocket edition Sardines in Oil. AKE a box of sardines in the’ right hand. With the other take the key and slip into it the metal' tongue. Turn briskly untll the key breaks, which will be soon. Then feel in your pocket for your knife and punch a hole in one side of the came eventually to be used! in | box. To do this right it’s essential that the oil squirt copiously into your | her heart. Maybe he does spill his shaving soap over the rugs and leave his cigarette ashes anywhere and ev- erywhere but in the tray she gave him for Christmas, but, oh, what a comfort it is to hear his key in the latch, his whistle, his ‘‘Are you there, dear ?"’ Aunt Emma's days are all alike. There is no one to tell her the big news, no one to cheer her up when she feels blue, no one to even make her “hopping mad.’ Think of living day after day without hearing that key in the latch, that call. the joy of meeting your better half brim full of ideas, loaded down with | things to tell you, bubbling over with | *uggestions of places to take you and | ready for a bully good dinner. No little cup of tea for him! So, you see, the law of compensa- | tion never fails. The old maid may not want to have anything to do with matrimony, but in her very desire to push it aside from her life, she boosts it on for others. One old maid may inspire 29 young girls to marriage. And one old aid may make her married sister cn earth! (Copyright, 1919.) face. Enlarge the hole. As you have probably caught cold by this time, change your clothes and serve with bread.—Le Voltigeur (Paris). | “Wonder what causes indiges- | tion?”’ “Frequently it is caused by the inability of a round stomach to adjust itself to a square meal. kansas City Journal. Think of | the happiest women | that he can sit quietly and ap- pear to be interested while a woman talks about herself. He is such a sweet, SWEET surprise! Alas, the high cost of tires and gasoline has made it almost im- ) possible for a poor, lonely bach- elor to afford a wife nowadays, after he has paid his garage bills. Never again shall we be able to | say, “The difference between ea Southern man's kiss and a Northern man’s kiss is merely the difference between the aroma of mint and the aroma of cloves!” Good-by, little epigram! have no place in a dry, dry world! Usually there are just two kinds of women in the world— the kind you married and the kind you should have married. The first is merely the cent bystander’ who happened to come along when you were trying to escape from the sec- ond. Marriage would be a lot hap- pler if it were leas of an ideal and more of a square deal, ——— No doubt, Reno considers that she has done HER bit toward making the world safe for matri- mony! You | “inno- , _—_ 7 eer eee vv ee ee a a ae ee ? } | } ] } Me A good potato, if cut across, wii! easily fit together again. ot | UUALOTUEEUTETEAEEEEEUTOCETAUATNUTATAEAE AMT wes = lay, Stern & Co SSS MMA HH UANUOUUNANHAEUNOUAAAEE ALU tA The Housewife’s | Scrapbook. | t M S = 8 eee ncacied ay-Stern Furnis W pincer of salt to it. This les-| sens the acidity of the fruit) can be fooled. But you must be clev- | er and not use the same method | twice if Mr. Dog happens to find it - out.” | Little Re@dy Fox sat thinking for) a while as his grandfather dozed aft- if he ever would be as clever as i and less sugar is required. grandfather in fooling Mr. Dog. (Copyright, 1919, by the McClure Newspaper Svndicate. New York City.) | dogs, and before they got them again proponents of the Inter t reparation should af ull costs of the of definition and of ; eventualiy be reached® ghes insists that | ho placed a mortgagee : in order to buy bonds#GHAPTER VII—(Continued). ing is entitled to ins A page, bearing something on a mpeisation, apart ewer, ambled through the lounge, (Continued from vesterday.) ——— his Government may @®igwand again opening his mouth to | seen dispassionately: ‘‘Mista Whita- See Mista Whitaker!”’ | owner of that yspent. He insists ti peasant he indemnil was shelled or burn Ison will need his fo smooth out this W to be advertised in every public mofthe establishment? *® wm the next instant his resentment ated, when he remembered he remained Mr. Hugh Pmanagerial comprehension. lifted a finger; the boy swervea mard him, tendered a blue enve.- Haccepted a gratuity and de- Problem Unsolved. ba false impression i. to believe that all COM> mpc ations have assayed pu a has more di | i disagreable than the ding the‘ Russian situa-@ nothing in sight ef. Some see in the of Germany a means ¢ heen Russian menace, is Was a cable message; very prob- ers little promise. Rus#pe’ 80 answer to his to Grace egarded, up to this time” tit. Whitaker tore the en- he signal failures of th band unfolded the enclosure, rrence. Since Presid Sing first at the signature to ver- assumed. or has haa@@s surmise. As he did so, he i his name a second time. him, the leadership ft" é ce, the failure becomesg® don me; this is Mr. Whita- here has been no mank ision or development @ statesmanship on tA dent Wilson or his cok fhich contains hope t of conditions in Rut wnan stood beside the little table Whom Whitaker had indiffer- noticed on entering as involuntarily couldn't well mOURh he frowned annoyonce, he his identity. 8s." he said shortly, looking Man up and down with a cap- eye. it was hard to find much fault this invader of- his preoccu- He had the poise and the sition to sav that Pr while holding his ming means assured of t Sinceritv of German inks it a diffieult tas ernizht, so to speak, t it of thought: but he convinced that Ger lil be made good. | pathy with the French with the desire @ hecome saferuard nic threat. “Fifty vé re, m a our vears of the WOT f that makes Fy clear.”” {Is th , ich he summed up GRY name is de to me on the eve® = 6“If you']l permit me—my » He added that, In He Offered a slip of paste- manent duty of the con a *ngraved with the name of provide measure of Pp 1 Ember. “And I'll sit m? the renetition of suce may he done. he s@ Omni! reduction - rrte ‘Then h ow ” S Emppenca to have a seat near . X at the theater tonight,” o tber explained coolly. “From , z - Bi be i A a soa > — a flush of exasperation. What | thad the management to cause | |-—-whatI saw there, I | ahe Destroying Angel [A Romance inferred that you must be—yourself. Afterwards I got hold of Max, confirmed my sus- picion, and extracted your address from him.’”’ “T see,”’ said Whitaker slowly—| | to find out things) I discovered that not comprehending the main issue at | | | name experi- | j | Morten | MY lonely lounger at another ta- | ™ ofa gentleman: dignity with- | pMgraceful body, a plain, dark | suddenly—“by your leave steady | wee & man fasily for . ai | "% “asiiy torgotten or ovet- | = | ; bored into his eyes in vain effort to Emercr,’’ he _ said | “But I'm not known here by ‘? all. the name of Whitaker. “So I discovered,’ said Ember, with his quiet, engaging smile. ‘If I hadn’t remembered that you some- times registered as Hugh Morten— as, for instance, at the Commercial House six years ago” “You were there!” “A considerable time event—yes.”” The man eyes glimmering. Whitaker shot a quick glance round the room, and was relieved to find they were not within earshot of any of the other occupied tables. the his after nodded, ‘Who the devil are you?” he de-. manded bluntly. “T was,” said the other “once, a private detective. slowly, ployment, of independent means, with a penchant—you're at liberty to assume—for poking my nose into other people's business.” “Oh ” ~ ~ “blackmail,” into A word, leaped Whitaker's consciousness, and served, to harden the hostility in his atti- tude. “Mrs. George Pettit once employed | curiosity about things that ‘concern me personally, although,they me to find her sister, Miss Mary La- dislas. who had run away with a chauffeur named Morton,” pursued | the man, evenly. “That was about the time—shortly after——-the death of Thurlow Ladislas; say, two months | after the so-called elopement.” “Tust a minute,” said Whitaker For a gaze gravely. Whitaker's bowed longer Ember thought fathom what was going on behind them, the animus undiscovered by his words; then, remembering, he ‘looked down at the cable message in dow 1, | I Want to talk to you a few! Whita-_ card, and ques- | > *re we to talk about, please?” | ‘following the runaways f ANG | parted. , ' necticut shore, while the man back to New York with the automo- | e not to.” But I happen | m I've | | police. Whitaker didn't s | 4aker didn't send you to) ' . ran) Grace his hand. | “Martin Ember (it agency 1435 Broadway tit.” Whitaker folded the put it away in a pocket. . | “Gon on, please,” he said quietly. “In thosé days."” Mr. Ember re- sumed, “Il did such things indiffer- ently well. 1 had little trouble in private paper and ampton to Greenport. There they went He turned the machine in at by the way, and hands of the bile. the Ladislas garage, promptly fell into the He was a former position, was arre&ted, con- victed and sent to Sing Sing; where he presently died, I'm giad to say * * * ff thought this information might interest you.” Whitaker nodded grimly. | smoking.”’ to Now— | ’ yarticular em-| oe ©. Peron OF Be I glad of it, for it left me a free agent / Drummond : HITAKER leaned over the ta- W x. studying the man’s face Pet-. rom South-, The girl crossed to the Con-| well, wanted for theftin| | | after your marriage. ‘had tasted the sweets of independ- She had | “Can I order you something to drink?” thank you-——and I'm already Mr. Ember dropped the ash from a cigar. “On the Connecti- cut side (because it was my business “NO, | Miss Ladislas had registered at the Morton. | Commercial House as Mrs. She was there, alone, under that name, for nearly a week before you registered as Hugh Morten, and in the space of a few hours married her, under vour true name, and shipped ‘her off to New 7 orn.” “Right,’’ Whitaker agreed steadily. “And then—?” “T traced her to the Hotel Belmont, where she stopped overnight, then lost her completely; and so reported Mrs. Petit. I must mention here, in confidence, in order that you may understand my subsequent action, Mr. Pettit was not circumstances at No matter. ] and later was never paid. very comfortable thea: ties, © 75% didn’t press him, —ynder no obligation to make fur- ' ther report.” understand you.” * Sal | “T don't “In a moment. came hers in her decent obscurity. She was | ‘that my bill for the investigation was' in | into a little money about that time, | and gave up my business; gave it up, that is. as far as placing myself at the service of the public was con- retained my devouring didn't cerned. ] were often matters of extreme inter- est to the general public. In other words. I continued to employ my time professionally, but only for my mrivate amusement or in the inter- ests of my friends. * *°* * After some time Dr. Drummond sought me out and begged me to renew my ceearch for Mrs. Whitaker; you were dead. he told me; she was due to come into your estate—a comfort- able living for an independent wom- an. “And and found her *,? you with intense interest. “No—and ves. I found Mrs. Whit- aker. I didn’t report to Drummond.” “But why—in heaven's name?” Ember smiled somberly at the drooping of his cigar. “There were several reasons In the first place I didn't have to: I had asked no retainer from Drummond, and ! rendered no bill; what I had found out was mine, to keep or to sell, as | 1 chose not to sell becaus: chose. I! hecause Mrs. Whitaker begged ash “Ah!” Whitaker breathed, sitting back. “Why?” “This was all of a year, I think, Mrs. Whitaker ence and—-got the habit. told | adopted a profession looked upon | with abhorrence by her family; she was succeeding In it; I may sa) her By Louis Joseph Vance work was foreshadowing that ex- traordinary power which made her the Sara Law whom you saw tonight. | If she came forward as the widow of Hugh Whitaker, it meant renuncia- tion of the stage; it meant painful scenes with her family if she refused to abandon her profession; it meant the loss of liberty, of freedom of ac- tion and development, which was successful in a small way, need of the money she already had little would get as claimant of your estate. | She enlisted my sympathy, and I held my tongue.’’ “That was decent of you.” The man bowed a quiet acknowl-| “T thought you’d think so. There was a third reason.” edgment. * mo = He paused, until Whitaker encour- | aged him with a “Yes—?” “Mr. Whitaker’’—the point-blank—‘‘do you wife ?”’ Whitaker caught his breath. “What right—!’’ he began, and checked abruptly. The blood dark- ened his lean cheeks. “Mrs. Whitaker gave me to under- stand that vou didn’t. It wasn‘t hard to perceive, that your motive was pure chivalry— Q@uixotism. I should like to go to my grave with anything half as honor- able and unselfish to my credit.” “[ beg your pardon,” Whitaker muttered thickly. “You don’t, then?’’ *“‘Love her? No.” There was a slight pause. ~ & eS meeting Whitaker's gaze openly. “I do,’ he repeated, flushing in his turn, “a... hopelessly * * How- ever, that was the third reason,’ he pursued in a more. level voice—‘“l thought you ought to know about it -— understands—if she hasn't forgot- ten me by this tinve—but, If so, who! lv through intuition. I have had the not to invite the thunderbolt I've sat quietly in the background, watching her work out her destiny- feeling a good deal like a god in the machine She doesn’t know {t, un- les Max told her against my wish: but {t was I who tnduced him to take her before the public, four years ago. as Joan Thursday. Since then her destiny has been rather too big a thing for me to tamper with; but I've watched and wondered, sensing forces at work about her of which even she was unsuspicious.” (Copyrighted) (Te Be Continued Tomorrow.) love your No.” Em ” emphasized sense query came everything considered, | Then, | ¢ said this extraodlinary man,)| #33 “I’m no fool® I mean , # | An inexpensive chocolate cake is made with one cup of sugar, a quar- ter cupful of shortening, one cup 'sour milk, one teaspoonful of soda, ‘one tablespoonful of cocoa, one and a half cupfuls of flour, one teaspoon- | ful of vanilla extract and a half tea- spoonful of cloves. | _————— Scrubbing brushes will last much longer if they are turned bristles downward until they are thoroughly dry after being used. Shake a little soap in the starch after boiling it and the irons will not stick to the clothes when Ifroning. When making boiled custard, add salt after the milk is hot. 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¥! f | ; F : ' é > eee) ee oe A teers Way toe spose: a °° SELES EGER. Nt SEGRE A AC ed ° term Oo) hig Dingess we pac agg RAG Sage pale! Ss a ng .s BE 37s ee a Nie nep. + PMRILY S Ate Td e 4 Page ~ Wi8dek Zbhyszko won from Ranato a a ee @ £3 24 ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH oon Pn: 7 i 4 _ Or wr, WILARDS PAUNGH SCONE; CHAMPION. | SALAD fe N FAIR CONDITION ,\Acctica RED FULTON is a man of bone | and muscle, Title-Holder Has Not Begun Real whe often makes tilt bveienes trus- Work, Will Train on His ote Own Ranch But in his recent propaganda tussle The Plasterer displayed more bone . eh r a ‘om “~) ATL TILUSC IS. > RICKARD IS DUE TODAY i Ee Tough Luck. WAS ever thus from childhood's Promoter of World’s Champion- i 3 : ship Fight Is En Route to Im smoke my fondest hopes Southwest. ae bumbershoot, {in case of shower, TF an r . > >} ~ * bh y* , 7 aD iS aAiWaYVS AY ne one t qd. Whether a decision will be give: reny , I never bough limousine fu the bout between Jess Willard yr w } Vy ] a2: , TY .¢ house ’ | ik and Jack Dempsev. providing both ‘ij als nm habe . f : ‘ Rut vw } t >} ‘ nrice of rad soline men are on their feet at the finish Went ap so high it kept me broke. dépends entirely upon the site chose: ] : I neve? ig} t iT} overcoat for the encounter July 4, according ‘o shield me from the wind and 'o a Statement from “Tex” Rickare, +) ry > : ‘ . > ~ . = , bremote r, to a Post-Dispatch repre | But in a day or two I'd note Hentative in Chicago, vesterday. Rick- | tt ee could be bought for half th --aPd stopped off in Chicago for a con- | Aough ference with Willard, and said he| : P . Bxpected to pass through St. Lou's feday on his way to the Oklahoma! Change of Clothes. ait fields. Johnny McGraw will have to Rickard was asked whether a de-| gettle Hal Chase’s Cincinnati suit cision clause was left out of the ar-| before he can don a Giant uni. ‘ifjes of agreement for the bout, i e « * Pe : mam only regained the three-cushion bil- llard champlonship last Saturday wight, Alfredo de Oro has received four challenges, it was announced to bisher, . ‘ lay when one from Pierre Maupome ° of Milwaukee arrived. Three were | See where Alfredo de Oro has re- vhead of him—-Gus Copulos of Detroit, | sumed his old practice of winning Hob Cannefax of St. Louis and Clar- | the three-cushion title. nee Jackson of Kansas City, in the . ~ * rder named Friends of De Oro said The 1919 Kentucky Derby will he would eonsider the challenees in be the richest Derby ever run over the order in which they were received the Louisville course. You might down John Barleycorn but yeu DE PALMA BREAKS THREE can't put the lid on the Derby. WORLD’S AUTO RECORDS M4 DAYTON, Fia., Feb. 18 Ralph de SCHMIDTS TAKE LEAD IN Patma, in a specially-built automo- ST. PAUL PIN TOURNEY Dile equipped with a Liberty motor, . : , or | egterday broke three more world's ST. PAUL, MINN, Feb. 18 Two new retords for straight-away dashes on /| leaders appeared yesterday in the 1 the Davtona bettch speedway B. A. tourney, Klag: ind Sieloff of The time for dashes as given out .|' Wninona, Minn. goine “O Le bt the Automobile Association of , 5 Fr in fre nt in t) P : doubles with 113 “1 pins ahead of America Was :li-mile straight-away. W : ; He , ail C) , -* ‘ , . aAgner and rie ran LiCARKO 6:48.75; 20 miles, 8:54.20, and one mile On tl ta obit: iaak cee 7" . -y. ; , nN Lhe ite Siriil LAS nign ne 8. 83. The mile dash was from a . ' TO! Te (oro M la ] Oro | “perry ify a; De « 0 ence A tf.) \\ eeda la ira 4 | ia "ie "| jav-——De Oro (0 eee 7anzow (84) briday—De Oro (50) vs, Bil! Hielimich (35), | Saturda’ De Oro (50) vs. Johnny Sitnon JOLLY AND M’MULLEN MEET THURSDAY NIGHT Tommy Sullivan of the Future City \ c. na Completed his card for the | show at the Coliseu: Thursday nieht which will feature Frankie Burns, the jUastern HOaANlLaAMwelght and Hiarry Kabakoff, the local boxer Burns is nedutied to irrive here TomMmMorroyw in the semi-f ai, Orb Jolly and Jose MeMultley WO local t2ZS pounders. w Lil Oo e€1ent row {i \\ iif in the pPreilmMy Maries Cl iyive | »1) and Young Neal OL Cariil ille, Pid. Willi BO Six. The weix 1 1d Membership cards must be obtained before 6 O'clock the night of the con- | was recently released from the navy | Tsroadway is featuring six loca] box- ‘y-Yard straightaway and a banked | }and Pete Macklin oppose each oth- | er in the six-round curtain raiser a; | . | NAME, Pts. W em: Te BS, Dees: i césicte cass rs 6 1348 11 PeLeeee i... cechvice 7 i I 1345 ~45 | Schmitt .., rere | a 2. 1435 yh Huitt ve Sica ee rs 2 1356 23 Beresford . seen: 4 3 1299 21h Krewitnghaus es 4 3 1352 219 Jarrett ‘ an 3 4 129] ON | Whitehead ........8 4 1315 228 Steppacher sebecee 2 Ni 1352 24 POM .. caeeecca 2 2 A 1224 201 Deen ae tee l 6 1275 201 Muenninghaus wae l a 1224 [R94 TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 1919. An ILL, tI OR Te "hs > ; ¢ . - 7 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 2 | PPTL 1) OP eRprreReresere: Leorves, semmeERSees) | 11 i! mpsey Gives Him a Lesson, July ¥ oe ~, ee - ee Willard Ought to Be a Finished Boxer, After De Kube and Bandy Battle in TRACK TEAMS NAMED S- B. 4. C. Feature Tonignt ee THREE-GUSHION RULES TOBE REVISED SOON St. Louisans, Recently Re-| leased From Navy, Will Make Local Debuts—Two | Other Bouts on the Pro-| gram. | Nick Kube, local boy, who, while | in the navy won the lightweight | Championship of the Fifth Naval] | District in a tournament held at Nor- | folk, Va., will make his local debut | since being mustered out of the serv. | ice tonight, when he opposes Kid Bandy, another St. Louisan, in the eight-round feature bout at the South Broadway A. C. Bandy also | For the show tonight, the South | ers. Willie Colonna and Jimmy Mui- Phy are scheduled to box eight rounds at 118, while Young Curley «ait Hold Title for One ion championshi in the very near ence in Chicago vest revised order of things, not only will the best angle players be given Kieckhefer-De chief advocates ‘son pointed out that, while ‘+e o pounds. In meeting Bandy, Kube fs facing | NICK KURE his hardest test in a local ring. Ban. | } dy has been boxing for a number of | these contests will stand hit years, and is a good tough boy, who | Stead in the contest with Bandy can both give and take punishment. The Colonna-Murphy bout |'Bandy, during his career, has never | also be a good on: OfthetwoC been knocked out. It will be Kube’s ' is more clever, while he also packs a first contest as a “first étring” boxer, | good puncl lurphy, however, Kube’s Record in Navy, experience on ; , year he has been doing none t While in the naval service, at Great |”, ‘ Lakes and the Booklyn Navy Yard, he | a; 8:39 o'clock. with Walter | participated in more than 40 weeks, | as refere Membership book im ¢ iar t evening and figures that his experience in STEIN AND PFLUEGER Bowne ssh i chanical: Loeal Agents ws, Schmitt. However. Is Hioh neers; Miscellaneous vs, Purchas- ing: Officers ws. Fuel. Money Winner in First Week of Event With $1250. Schmitt 184; Hammann 183: 182; Pleuger 180; Whitehead a Bereford 180 and Stein 179 Otto Stein Jr. and Jake Pflueger Mrs. Werder Totals 627, are leading in the Greater St. Louis three rame total for women individual bowling tournament fol- city for the present season wi lowing the first round, with seven ‘ounted 62: in the weekly rou the Werder Ladies League on points each. Pflueger went into r's alleys. Mrs. Werner had tie for the top position last night by} 226, 224, and 177 for an aver Winning six or seven gat:es from 209. The Libertys, Mrs. Werder’s team Harry Deen, dt the Rex. In tre 29 ] won three from the Americans er match Louis Krewinghaus took t"® f ¥ = , TL. St. Louls. Mrs. Cassidy was fOur Of seven from Oscar White- : oy high to Mrs. Werder with head. While Stein and Pflueger lead, the earn any mony through the medium was forced to keep himself in trim for challenge matches which A plan was outlined at this meet- his side, but for the last ‘he first bout will start promptly . %* MISSOL RI-PACIFIC LEAGUE, *W ashington Alleys—Operating EAN) IN PIN TOURNEY vs. Coal; Dishursement ws. South- western; Freight Keceipts ws, Tie and Timber: Car Accountants wa. Traffie: Freight Claims ws. meet the champion Augle Big Flavorite. backers of Augie Kieckhe heard-of betting price in world’s title was played and o9-point margin, the price jumped to 16 Mrs. Al Werder rolled the F GOWDY TO J Missouris won the odderan rg definitely announced that Hank cluding 199, 151 and 190 games during the coming WRAY ee col Back in the Old Groove. we Bo, here we are again, ‘‘on the verge on,’’ as the promoters say. They put it that way because, son is over, most of t! This year promised a world or variety and changes. The war was to have resulted in new methods, new ideals and new promoters; but here we are again, Bo, looking Into the same old ffntispieces, listening to same word-wranglers and watch- athletes from college iti money-getting profes- amateurs to sionals, proceed along the same old lines, What of the “‘Mass Athletics ?”’ HE new viewpoint that was to have entered into the university athletic ideal has simmered down to the abolition of the training table and that only because the athletic treasuries of the various institutions are too low to sustain the free cats! The proposal to transtorm ‘'tnter- collegiate competition into a Teu- tonic ideal of mass physical culture has. happily, gone by the board There was a serious threat, for a time, that the theorists might abol- ish the big incentive to athletics— competition. Student sentiment has refused to stand for it. however. . on * Now for the Haughton System NIVERSITIES will proceed to as- a coach and develop foot- nt along the same general ines as formerly; and the paid coach vill be with us again, and with the eal of approval stamped on his the- ory “we MUST win.’ it was the ingrained idea of vic- tory, implanted by athletic teaching, that sent our boys into the battlé of Chateau-Thierry without the word retreat in their vocabularies. 7 * 7 - One Czar Still Enthroned. ROFESSIONAL baseball was to have been kKeel-hauled and over- hauled: but we note the same old rules and the same old throne and the same old Czar Ban Johnson on it Pennants will be won in the same old way and probably the world’s se- ries money will be carved up as or- iginally, on a 60—40 basis for the vinner ‘and loser alone > * > ° . Boxing Still Benighted. T this writing the tight game A nas advanced not one step In any direction, Of the many bills brought up in the various state legis- latures, the first to be officially adopted has yet to be recorded, while several have heen floored hard As to the boxing promotion end, ‘4 Marriage | Births R tii an Buria « D. Coffe, » ange ira é. hem have to ‘‘carry the banner.’’ ub Owners With Contract “ ownies Now CINCINNATI, 0, HE numerous hol of the big league are lat l’eter ra nces Wi ~ele rie titi owners informing them demands are impossible that he hoped to see the itrants come to time. ue days, Most of have actually games aS was offered for 164 creases which can’t be While other clubs are their troubles, the Browns retary Quinn has announce men signed and no holdouts nationally speaking. the same bunch is seeking the same of tractions in the same old way, + no national commission t6 anybody; no uniform set of ilnterpretationgs move to safeguard the pay- ters fan from overchargin indifferent work. In short, the after-the-war a lenium that was to result down to—ZERO?: A Good Time sport world, taken by and lay We are to see a world’s fight pionship, of which we can say o ing derogatory in advance; t better world’s basebali4 there will, fer remarkable golfing and tenmiiy and the revival tn all sore The real disappotntment is @ the war titacif has not in leaders of the werd adopt any uplifting changes note in any line of sport. veteran Jule Schmitt was the chief money Winner with $12.50, he get- ting $4.50 for games won and $8 for high total pins with 1435, an average | of 205, the only double-century mark the first week. The other money’ winners the open- ng week were Jake Pflueger, $11.50: Otto Stein, $10.50; Roy Huitt, $9.50: John Steppacher and Louis Krewing- haus, $2.50 each | The prize for high single game went to Pllueger, who rolled a 245 in nis first 1) frames against Deen last night. Pflueger totaled 1343 against isi. for his rival, while Krewinghaus |, got 1502 against 1315 for Whitehead. The standings: a "see 8 ot Teams in City Event. The city seratch tournament, which will be opened on the Congress alleys, by elght teams from the Missourt Pacific League, drew a total entry of 51 five-man teams, 116 two-man teams and 232 individuals, This is as food an entry as was expected by the officials under present conditions. It will take about two weeks to run off the event. Two ‘Teams Tied for Lead. The Union Sodas and Cabannes are tied for first place in the Major League at present with 25 games won und 19 lost. The remainder of the andings are as follows: Vaughen vd-L1; Bobby Byres 27-24; Rex 22-31: HMeiberts 22-32: Petersons 22-32 and ast St. Louis 16-35. The Union Sodas hold all team record with an average of 888, high single game of 1021 and high three, 2812. Ten high average men are: Ameling 188; Rautenberg 187: Deen 185: ““Ask Your | Barber” | ; ’ Lucky Tiger stops falling hair, giving it new ife and vigor. ’ . » # «ew 5 iving PAP oe ee simple, MOATY RAr P00 MON Fy cee oe LOM means lustre, fumed. Dr. Bishop, the renowned hair oe e specialist, has officially demon- 5 oe strated that dandruff is caused by a F ICKY TG; ’ rm and is just as infectious as other [ og wd STWERS tay, R ; ‘ + gat ies. 3 , body should use Lucky Tiger —The Real Hair Specific xe _ a » ) _ ore e Sd CoS “sy ee COR +f . . ee ‘4 ote ~/ ete its Bate: : - as ’ > - Or eee . * ve Ptr ge o a wt. “OCS ae , om “ad 0G ° > on) . Te ?, ; L : ‘ ; ; ~~ | } “ * > Ju hile # rholasetee 4 >) at ep we comeback but real smoke joy! | MATA siiitttit HT HAM 1 UT a pipe in your face that’s filled cheerily brimful of Prince Albert, if you're the trail of smoke peace! For, no matter how sad has been your pipe-past oF your experience rolling your own, P. A. will sing you a song of tobacco joy that make you wish your life job was to see how much P. A. you could get away You can “carry on” with Prince Albert through thick and thin and no matter hard you test it out you'll find it true to your taste and tongue. You'll be after la down a smoke barrage that’ll make the boys think of the days in France! , P. A. never tires your taste because it has the quality! And, let it slip your think-tank that P. A. is made by our exclusive patented process that cuts bite and parch—assurance that you can hit smoke-record-high-spots without And, no matter how tender your tongue may R. J, Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. Prince Albert is sapplied in pound and half peand tin h ~and~in that clasey, poand crystal glase A *ponge moistener top that tobacce in sach perfect MARRIAGE | Vrs. Leouite Mi «shen H. lote rhe! A. Farnam ey BB. Steere : alt de BE Wilkerron tohbert Brown Hattie Cole Moelien Derg ie El imereaon ite Haftfer re E. , Fran ah E. Buchmar é ; Parke! teasie McKinney ' b lL«ase aa } Schis re res Hiranseot ‘ h Il. Davis ‘alliance Slatten ; \, we Pieced! ie 4 Powers n T. Deawrenper Viarguertte \ bPelliieree haries McNet! Wres Arcata Smith nea ©) Moere ances M Ww hea ties asa Cf allaways \iartha Reed i r A Las = wrwaret O Rei p aries T Menze fa rleieine It Lick ee KeT iieorge Eldridge re Naomi [vor r Vv Miasia! oa” re (Catherine Wisntew larcdy Reeves ie Mae Lewis Cte rrvietet ” A irveratreet ner H. Fo, : ile D rhomason ‘ ye Puree? ‘ Miarnat! : Dupree ‘* ‘4 ia ~iK. Strong eph A (silo . ferry G Walton Rare I Srith ail : tf Scehmiedekbe > : ; ; « | } i e A Jonn ti 4 re liter im} . Anna Sieia rank A BMurrichtet FP Syvies meparine f'ullll oan ; ieyriandoa sacnel filer, W lison . een erry Sheiten ée ‘* At se. wer? W olfe aurea SC hoenbeln rl tT A} ett i Mae Hayes At bidwar er Hreidert wou cna VW ile 4 : or red Krieger eu ‘we tinnie BRoehm el am Muhe ... an ye. tes iraton » Ie Kliatt 5. 12 a Delina ~~ ” AZ . ‘? Ka ' : 4 e #?T sue ; ' 47 . r i* ’ ie “sl _ Se +4 : ’ — ha at ‘ia ns ; ~* : ‘eaux ‘ ica sy tj) reee —7 vas ; * Monein 41 2 "ia iPenlan 48 *$2 1h > Pe ¢ ‘So ~ilte e a. if “(Te “Ty a ee | . ‘ ; 4. : ; ’ : . : { mf : - room fi ‘ ; : ‘ , : . ‘7 ’ ‘h City New ANNOU ‘He 6ST. Lott “*a@Tees of Mothers ahi at 2 re te ‘owen. enntversary me from efi act "Tee ithe P Soar *UAee,. wtll speek " (biidren’* Wire 3. ££ P Wales OS & the national

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3 (Hen H, Ethel f a banner sporting AY because, after the ber. i - ners Deluged ontract “K icks ;” nies Now Stoned 9 INNATI, 0., Feb merous holdout players big league are NOW re. ters from their club orming them that their re impossible ang 6 the actual errmann is and said pped to see me to time. are not Baid Mr. Horrmentl fat holdovers fror Afue days, Most of th ve actually been of. uch money to Play 19) fas offered for 154 last md yet the ereat ma. demanding vast in. ich can't be given.” | her clube are having bles, the Browns have larly free from the plague. Thus far Sec. inn has announced 17 d and no holdoute. 18, gO ag ti speaking. the same eking the same old the same old way. Th al commission to gov uniform set of ruleg DNs promulgated; eeuard the pay-as-he m overcharging or fro work. z » the after-the-war mil. t was to result in se anges has simmered ZERO? ad . cm me Coming. R, pretty g orld, by and lar ee a world’s fight cha which we can say no Dry in advance; there world’s baseball ser ear; there will, for ell] as for the nation golfing and tennis 6 e revival in all sorts re is at least somethi Suggestion. disappointment its that self has not influenced ers of the world te uplifting. changes ot y line of sport. it’s a taken TH LpPereeersege vee nt 191? by R. J. Reynolds Tobacce Ce. ; 1 npn ibe Nad f is supplied in toppy a tidy red tins, handsem@ | alf pound tin hamideor@® that classy, et Pa al glass heomiiin. : tener top that -_ such perfect con whe 4 art, if you’re om bur pipe-past oF 9 joy that wil get away with! ( no matter how be after laying ance! , let it slip into sS that cuts out ots without any @ tongue may bel alem, N. C.J Cs = ‘he nationa| Marriage Licenses Births Recorded Burial Permits | pe AGE LICENSES Jauvet I). ‘ ‘otle Yrs. Louise .Lincoin, IT] Lincoln, li .Dawson, Ii Daw son. 1! Harry &b wet N NXaoma EL Wilks yous 2211 N Robert Brown . wave” Ke , Lovejoy. | Hattie Cole e. Lovejoy, | into) Fritz Nintl Leona Kisso Sevent Hugh G. Ha Wvrtie Rock Diaz Mor ' Je De |} A. Farnam ss ics? ; Mir 1619 8 Is35 0 —(CUS 1112) Washington tianta, {sa Boe Pennsvivani Tose (‘ourtots Marie "iilie Manile Isadore ¥ 5 I ar Sarah E. Buchrmar Walter J. Parke Jessie Mckkini Danie! BE. lasca! Teresa J schimita Ames Branson ; . Belle, Mo tuth I. Davis »» RICIWO M > Wallace Slatto , se %-6 . . nig \lo Mary A. School ; .Union, Mo Peter A ears , tae 6346 Cleveland Frances W1 anh R ..8¢28 Blow lohn 7 Davenpor stthe Rock, Az] Marguerite \ I*s 1123 Hodia MMnaont Charlies McNeil . .Buekner, I}| Mrs. Arosia Sinith ........ Buckner, I} Nioore “st. itve Wheat mas (Callawa: Martha Reed S126 Arthur A. ongett se ge 2O3] Margaret ellly . = 3209 Magazin: William Ke Gillespie, 11] Mattie Keating ‘a ae 2 (Fj Joseph Fr. -“I13"A Russ Alice R 2134 R ‘harles MenzZe » St. Loui : Minnie Boehin .......... : LA! St. Loutls Villiam Muhs ... = arae St lo Lane ae ; ; St! fiver hana Wilker . ; ; ie St mu18 Louis es , Joplin, Moe Ferneau Be ay ‘ en weer Williams Mt. Olis jeckmar Mt. Olive Willlam. Tegtmeler ‘‘olinsville Augusta Langreder Collinsville hurston the 4 Easton Minerva C108 Vermo! May Grant. @7 4018 Willie Monvnin i} ‘MOT Melia Dunlap 4% 2404 N Delber: Ac honits ‘) S}11] Rettiv en “7 24 S Lith jeart her 4. 48040 Nebraska, (“ook tuber Waaeh Sara! nephrit teritis iijeease cirrho iw Ss Compton; he if Kast Grand reanth nonth 4485) \ista bron ai _ (sarrisot ‘) ka ion ANNOUNCEMENTS THe ST. LOUIS COUNCIL, NATIONAI "reas of Mothera ard Parent-Teacher As meciaticre will meet in the —~ASFe!! bly ha day ® Boari of Education Building, There- y at 2 p m . to celebrate the twent ee Snnhiversary of Founder's cay Del: A, es from ai) achoola have been invited “Yes Lu tle r Sten? : from M Mikes. Will speak ‘h ter Cry * Children Mre will ex charts on roper. Feed ine of Miss Jennie Hildenbrendt 8?! War Activities in the Counc! Walsh will exp! jain the benetits congress and “Why We Cele- ’ ad = * 11 *} q "hye ronwee ‘ | -4 “~@85 153G N. 16th IRREGULAR PRICES ( WALL STREET STOCKS oe ; at Ohio! cents a (operating e } ac Lhd pelice Wiibo about a bill ing of Hrivate a meeting of North died at 4 P pital tank Works lj a. ™ » wall ‘ ryvptic* f trict Court, rot “828 Ww lbistr "Ete, petitioning $7: $100 to ee on o_o Spetetieeeenemenned tt tat a of LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH | > — - Issues Are Higher, Others Record Losses: Trading Fairly Active. NEW YORK, was slight irregularity market at the opening as a general rule Trading was by overnight the was Feb. 18. There the day, SiLOCK but firm. iderably orders, l“oreign ably. were cons due to news advance construed recent some of the offering delivery at 17 , ray Small producers copper for ‘% cents a been But quoting not pound Sellers are cents, proport ions. leading around 18 Sule any big Although the read metal might before a real buving full swing. it is circles that and 1! major part low levels movement the hbhelief price will gets into in coppe range pound Vear, between 18 over the of thie American falline income in the vear 1918, was the major off in net ended Dec. 8]. ially the only part that munition St to vith Was contract United ates adjusted in ft from this Statement than AL (,overnment nol ime to have SOUT e for the per cert ippear per LT) Not the represente ie iod an nual turnover aver- conflict full nanultacture business (broad started Inclusi« bigitires relative to in the 1918 report, aze War ince the shel] would n- Tnere iore, probably bring common share ear up to from S| ; tao Slo, in 191, fact OmMmMmMmon in J418 iri ae trig SS that ean) Stock were indicat 1th a dividends from only ion that posit share is no company is net ion to initiate common The has at a substantia! of the expanded rate, output where normal guarantee common attractive issue volume company's to a point mndition;: will available for Which will justify for the junior to throw upon . . LocKs | { a balance the stock (dividend Decision all market opper, Br: the W; Le part eached, it Was an- at tings held ais of the Director of ath tive of tne industries and of the This will Yer. it order be affected out later, with the produ: ers the SUrpius - cad nent, ns iss, and held by been ! nounced between « Sales Off ‘ , anG yvesteraday »f fic yee esenta lead COPpPp (eographical Survey be qone pgraduall howe that the price may not Details Will be worke full represent: Ion of concerned Mt Violudn ("| RAVENEL eventive Medicin at Mi SSNapia’ PROFESSOR the Universit: “Social Hvgiene’ Ssouri State Social! thie \uditori um 1 Or . ae Kahrenbere ot will present Pit > the e | the Fight direction nited States ING THE Wolbien 1 oce (oh SECOND CTLASS upational therapy. sitv School of Olde \ THE DRAW of Wash illustrat auspices of lation Prof uri 7" blitv and Oll panting HORTENSE uis (haptet Mm Wiel Amert- rRANIN JiAMMAR ry npree’ident ‘ the Sf. ‘yu been elected miitte of the MRS Aimerican has bey Ot the 1; eT in Nattonal . Py MISCELLANEOUS KPERT. 20 YEARS OLD iievard, is being sought by request of her brother Samuel disappe ared under pec ul f ANNA Al i705 Page bo at the said she umstances 1 1h) " ’ Sinmday > She t ‘ lling the TION PROTESTING AGAINS proses ti prohibid teach uages in the element at > State Was adopte: | tive Lodge of Bohemt an It enievo ent SOcieties Sunday and ‘ ‘ t ¥i iz ibers 4) | A RESO which fore £n ihe ec nea (jrande FE vonian beer -e ‘ =-+ liye ofl ehairman rudsky) Wis the resoiut \ude! am i DAMAGE yesterday St L,ou's JURY VERDICT he MD onal injgume poner + of liogan s while (oth aAxainsi "iret 1 ihe ty makes pros intentions rhe Reman Catholte The inary. gives stuns fo nd leaves the we Deole etuden Mat fiannen eft Sli residue lames ry To sok eepe hie oF HE REV assistant pa sto Lady at Perpetual ol his death ' nil pre ron body Will r1\ ES formers of ur ve esterday ‘\ ,\E) is \ I avenue, A chemica: yeaterday at wig suffered when an , Maliinckrodt ¢ hemica Mallinckrodt atreets, at threw him against his right arn and GRORGE LL! Prairie " froin injuries exploded at the Second and rhe explogion breaking his neck, racturing His & n my *} " TH _~\ aw i oft “ a the ' } or ia utin’s ; . oretiiors he »« were Fabri Higces lawry« Robert EF Cliath 7 gt rie rir Yeo acts while rn Trust to eae Rrothers & Co., and "wank & Weht mann, we te — a eee AA MLCT ALO IE W hile in 1oO- prices influenced buying favor- ‘ave Columbia VMarch-Apri' of se)}] the attributed companys Tne earnings the more An. 'a | Weste! lot, Sales Sales to Lt] 2 600 > sha? “4M noon, shares _ New = Bond Sales | Dn Tib ~ 0 | Vi N (Hm) (mies (nh? fine (tn n.00n) al imme N 1854) at 8 OOo a St at oo il at ' Om (Mw) (wy) (Mn? now iwi MM) tur (nw inn (“nt ime) aw iuwe ima) (MM ° ‘ab? > ane ener nw s * amnp vons Foreign Anglo > aM 7 he (wwe mine au) iMM) ‘ 2 oOo R. |. 4s Mm Interboro s eta i192) ¢ Produce Elsewhere. KANSAS CITY Mo Feb 1s ecgas and poultry unchangre Hil AC) Feb ! 4047 52! ¥ ‘4 ’ e#amery cree m« ry “receipts 441 46) bo {? extra firets. (hees: viens make ZB 4 SO dressed oe area extras ater regu bal packed Bho ruts. 4440 44%: receipts. O18 State. curren! eG Wty do average run poultry “aren and unchanged unchanged — 7 = Chicago Provisions. oO rth rT ‘es itt Hiah (nen $30. 85 40.00 )»=. BRD idend AND | FAIR TRADING RECORDED IN STOCK EXCHANGE HERE >, GH) ee + 14S 46%) 744 50s 2 G10 1 116--Ho! iled ion of today. ulat and tTorenoon Onlv a fairy dem preva ‘ the Stock IExchange somewhat i1rreg yesterdays « securities sess the Prices compared quotation Nat in a here were as ' with iosing imon stock sold t he with the div- offered ex ai idle nd e close at $65.50. ional ¢ ndv «on small way a but was cent at thn of SH. The first preferred si! ks toda, Railways $49.75, but stocks were easier sank wed no on the announced on, ZJlie per with bids were at $67 ond qi 1\ id end | nited Ales vesterday preferred and q P¢ also were ex about of and Ltr sold stead, at the the company trust shares ted se qu cnanges Was price Bank portant Roatmen'’s di idend FORE > ("LOSING VOVON SESSIt mN rATIONS Nationa i*ommerce VMechanics-Am Nat. Bank of Mercantile Trust \iississ \ “SS TOON i fernati Ai Phbiiie i international Sho oOmtnonh ~o International Shoe nmon 11 HPrown Shoe common at 7 1h ~_ irau ic Pres Et kK m (ca SESSION OTATIONS -RNOON SING (I PSSTON ( OKe COMME NLOT eCommaon SESSION Shoe SAIL FP Oidtiia»n BETWEEN SE entral Coal and Nationa! Candy Keely WN W alker RieGatl LAR nternationa! fional ¢€ andy Canin PomIMMNIG! m at * LIVESTOCK is Re ported bD\ Tne Nat Ona National Stoct Receipts (‘attle He Tit) (‘A T Tal. E.- classes — —— —_ Inission C'o : cgemoraiiZ buyers, get bid was just bidding Lv sales (;00d the ? / tine ough hogs $16 40). Sugar Market YOR os Feb. 18 Raw igal, 7.28 fine wranuilat ° London Money. Niort ’ t) ree LONDON, liscount rates len 1% ana 1; i‘¢ FINANCIAL BUYING TIME The best time to buy stocks ts in a pe ried such ae sow. when the publfe is hesitant. with the consequent reeult that many eof the siost meritorious isenes stand neglected. At such a time «shrewd investors qubetiy acquire streng iasvues, steppieg te the ownership of same by use of The Gwenty Payment Dian In Succeestul Operetton for a Decada Make your selection after consulting oer Statistical Department for the latest aad beast fimanctal thoughts om the teeues that interest you Or copyrighted booplet,. The Tirentyg Payment Plan, and fortnightiy ped lication, Investinent Opnvertunt- tides, mailed free. Mention ., rp SLATTERY'2G 40 Exchange Place, New York “= Own Your Own Stocks In a Year Wisely. Obtain Growirs Buy only high-grade paying substantia) div- idends. ret en oe 20% of purchase price lance equal monthly paymente during year Write today for Booklet “P Db" FRANCIS &CO. Investment Securities. Cer. Broadway &4 Well St. New VYork Invest Income. stocks SDAY EVENING. — Oo peene cee ntmiatt wn Alle = centage a an a Raa FEBRUARY 18. 1919 : ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FINANCI NEWS ‘Butter, Eggs and Poultry ‘6 GRAIN MARKETS _ [!«%« Laui- TUESDAY'S COMPARATIVE FUTURE QUOTATIONS rte Reported ’ BN WAL OATS. be k ) : | on PHOTO PLAY THEATERS PIGEONS ND sau ABS. a : a 7° it « tc) , > fis TO >* co VarltD oATS, “Tremendous intention ‘| to SHARPLY LOWER PRICES BUYING BY MILLS CAUSES IN CORN MARKET HERE HIGHER COTTON MARKET is none tee big a werd te for “THE HEART produ thee al houses on corn ng off in ship ig little for report Demand Cory) ted 1 deman (Jats ‘TS ATC The worse cash lardly littie larger ( few coapubic hea ic@s ATC @ HMrmig afte ati ‘ountrs consig and looks lik bad time, is show ing oats. Ving at a cash ket is ma Weak able from said Southern optimistic than but apparently nothing of a de; known roomhali's ¢ recent re t received Russia ii news ryt > } . i})poe a nyare hereta cesT) cype fore nature is Concerning itiIons interior districts in in the minimum, cases of starvation are re. Sup HUMANITY” The picture that will liwe forever, featuring the great DOROTHY PHILLIPS St. Louis has Kbroomhall cables that fe ' tremendous new LInSt | free jm jn Ge s passes anything vie ports from Austi will sereen. Thousands have seen it— ithe the level of « been thrilled by it—are talking \f about it—are sending packed hotse.« d rica ‘ " It's too big fer words. cities are ata por tec New Cotton Opening. Orn Pee! WSS ae eee oes re OU0 Du. uUga mst ,. UUD bu i“maSt vyveat YORK i NI easy: Nneland was offering to re below « irke* urrent m gone wild ever this production, Sur - you've seen on the bul Oot ize bu, ag ents $7 Wheat bul Hood against S1 Hoo nts. wv4 bu. Coats rer ipts “>\ Cbtb0) bt Shilp oOoOu rT) . i dow :luwes askel ?, , : ‘ pts iinst lb vue bytl .eoce rarmers tne lent to give them , . site 7 by “orn 1 ms OOD 1 ‘ F Pere he ments, 99,000 Du, agains 00 bu ion by fixing wheat pri ‘bak (Torn the late mal IMARY Move : ’ . Prices «Al raARed fe, i.iverpool Cotton. is Mm Sourn have ! 5, O00 mst 65.000 Ship ‘ (;,overnn rN weaker In Mi Limi PyaTT.S by ii)’ * uncle r SINTH-OLIVE 2nd BIG WEEK it a.m.to tip. m. Matinee ii te 6, 'Se: EVENINGS, the RRO music. "4s toy low Ve , I me : , rity 4.5.) ete . 7t) tM) 12. Me — Cash Grain Elsewhere |/2#?ove the lo Dbispatches f ashingeton | a 7 — tha sec) writ a) that the today foard SUR R t tnat KANSAS | a i] I tas Twa) ‘wry 7th tap ipw) were Dally prices, and it5ec. intima *’) P Omnrmerce ent farine PHOTO PLAY THEATERS berw eer} the Mai ranteed zed ot hog exXpire AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS 12th Annual St. Louis AUTO SHOW OPENS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17TH, 7:00 P. M. Daily, 11 A. M. to 11 P. M., to February 22, Inclusive. EXHIBIT BUILDING FORMER SOUTHERN HOTEL, BROADWAY AT WALNUT ALL THE 1919 PASSENGER CARS A COMMERCIAL CAR SECTION AUTOMOBILE EQUIPMENT SECTION Matinees, 25 Cents Nights, 50 Cents ca Ga THE ODEON BE QHUBERT-JEFFERSOW a BURTON Fens HOLMES HIMSELF WVMOTION €& COLORED SIDNiILY—Wanaging OEE 2 SUPERB FEATURE PICTURES “Wau 3 +. * Director. ALICE JOYCE Brilliant Picturizsation of Charles Kiein’s Sensational Dramatic Success THE LION 3 MOUSE WILLIAM DESMOND Happy Farce Comedy ST. in a “LIFE’S A FUNNY PROPOSITION” LARGEST SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA IN WEST END REVIEW OMERDY —SOLGISE PRRSHING mun FORMERLY THE PARK complete show after M. ee ~ 7 in“THE COPPERH a Matinee Daily Mats. Wed.-FR!. sages : r . LE e ROBINSON'S §Parisian Flirts VEAT—MISCHIEF MARKERS. HAVE UL A iri« paration of merit. if so through the WANT ADS. ‘ C73. MOLLIE WILLIAMS and Her GREATEST sHow WwW sae hteeiliied * how, t olc mean, or pre LF. advertise it i ‘ f Neat ae — ee ee ee . Ae mn he os Rte Sah a aarti 4 4 be s re 2 iMag! Line art “Wie ge TN pT Td a ee ee ren ee eee ee a awe > aay FEO Nin aR TUR, Cm « , P ° amas z ty He. p vigor ; ‘ + i eee . — Pe gs . - ae i ik pes ~e

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niin a $e Sin ay ae pie aie ote ee — Oe wy — ae - C2 2 - = om re a ESD SI Men, NE, eo ea ie eae ene Oe Tr ce Oe CER ere 4 $ pee | = ~ ge, | 2 7 th. SS pak x. a: a : : 4 Hl COMIC PAGE Mt er 0 en” ; x iS ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH meee it yy yl ne COMIC PACE © % | tht? Leg GL Yun, 4 Uylii,b FEBRUARY 18, 1919, Z yee * eo Uf YY’ Wi i Y y) “ny er py yy We Z My oy oy i aa LD lolly, aa allt, } Ze Ve Gil’ Y Villy, Gonih zsh Wr... "clo Willette hi. 1. la. Gym Wy | — ™ S32 a May ws eit ail a “et eS oe | = ; —————————SS SS = 7 ——— : mR Mt: Louis ev heer ee ~a— er A RS chee neation — ree = i i Geiistene Georees oS ABROAD IN 1919—By GOLDBERG—THE BOCHE PRISONERS ( CAN'T SEE THE JOKE — saa 4} LS: 4 ee ate i See igheda iiie aitan sunt Mil. re ee — . > ao - ve & a due ae ee EE itil be - : =f ae ' a H | Hi | } } NM ath ABOU OS LO AL a agate ebb ig il = 4 ‘ A) Flow a) Oe ye oP. ek opin, Le ees BS 2 3 ‘ = THe GeRmay | SIGN *T PARIS” ALOAIG THE K £: CHATEAU- THIER RIG EE ROAD 15 Now Sees _ : ~~ POINTING “THe | a ? Ly WAY FOR AN, = 8 - ° ’ 4 Ee "A A. (/,/, PI AE Ae as Hemmer cr - — —~ js _ — — rf — «-* 4, = f, YY), = 7 J 2 Z =; =— ~~ | ae ae i ; ENTIRELY Oi FREREME C = = Qe a ‘» FEISS OF & GERMAN a F —_—— -— = =. ( ARMY TUAAS OLD MA) .. ' wi ) = ; — ss : - 7 vic League —— Wi a ach i HOHEMIZOLLERAS | N of Si a ~ we’ A % Ae su A - Od HAL ; {Aj MAAK, ; u ' . ‘ S ‘ ro ‘i WE WERE ' TOLD ~THAT shy a eg of Been Obtaiz —— ote W" MEANS “PRISONER | ARSE OF WAR”-~APTER LOOKING AT Ss Today. THe PRIS SOMERS IM ACTION we THINK aa at ae Picker cictind MEAK © PLENTY OF WORK" oat ame alas ae eT eee eeneenmmennenemee ? == ——————————— ———— ———— =eitieih 7 AN IS TO “SAY, ‘POP!”—DES PER ATE AMBROS 3K ; FINDS A FLAW '—By PAY NE 3 PETITION: \\ Bay ‘ ~\\ ‘ . \a . \\', \ \ Sa V\A vif \ ORS ie | . HUT MU | NKR : sie ‘ - a - my ~-—————. ef _—- a ae | - ar a 4 —4 , omy, J 4 E4 a “Gh - a r T d Z Let the Wedding Bells Ring Out. JOHN, THAT MRS JAZBO -~AND MRS. BROWN WASN'T ) > DOWN AT PALA BEACH AT MRS. JONES: TEA ey | : | } fs eT *& Y / Bee RTAING: Se ee —ud | ON rev ON MY BIT Tt] DAY \MY “PAw AN MY PAW AN’ Chane = | | a Office at 5 | 6 THROW To6etHeR preg THROVVY, TOGETHER / Le! Service MY MAW AN I\MN UNCLE AN LiL MY UNCLE AN | . — rare : = ' AUNT # LAN PAY Tela RENT AN’ BUY Ha GRoceRIES } | __£ | ig T “ALL THE Proce THER, nold Says He ; ; | eve MAW AN’ | MY MAW ~AN rs . ‘1 Election Board ' | | MY PAW AN’ 3 MY AUNT WY »} MY AUNT ~ —— > q AL [ Bes all Cot | Oy \ Oy da] ¢ Late as H | { 7 ; aoe 7 ) \' ~ | | ONLY sor oe as oH 2 Pam ae eae clots ! . . AND THE SPIVVINS GIRL ig a ENGAGED To A MAN About 33,000 sigt titions for an elect recall of Mayor tained by the can League and the Ci League, officials of announced at noon Secretary Budens “iene = League said that he a : == = == = SS 2a an being able to file” MUTT AND JEFF—ACCORDING TO JEFF A PIG MUS’ BE A CENTIPEDE.—By BUD FISHER. — sovvrign re wn. night with a num ? Prien sufficient to meet — quirement#, and to proposal before the election April 1, the cost of as petitions are not recall matter will until @ special e FROM Bos Tow !!! —_—_——— es — ee — — JEFF, TwO WEEKS AGO & HAvE YOU ANY MORE BOUGHT Two HAMS HERE petro: LIKE THOSE AND MY BOARDERS ALL TWO I WAS SPEAKING SAID THEY WERE THE ABouT ? BEST HAMS THEY EVER baie ' . | i \ ATE. THEY WERE | THAT BUNCH \ Evicious | ° | OF HAMS ‘ geste aE: THERE ts JUST QUITE So. \ ve, | } THE SAME KIND Qe 4 . QuITE SO. x. . t si five. SC eT »| mingham Carolina. “What's yours chocklit other day, perhaps | might ‘ave quite 5 to get all petiti wi DON’ ~ HEAR ‘hie said we had the finest rolf Yes, I'm only a night go} ing bum of . OW iT + would remain at as late as nec een them ‘received but not read’ and petitions. if a f ° mail them right back.’—Boston nt Jell Transcript. 3 : i ar made of him. B Jiffy- "helt He: Do vou believe it’s wrong to Pi cally makes the steal? Pg unit midnight. with roast She: I certainly do * orkers were lamb or cold He (sweetly): Well, suppose you or : lists today, ha meats. It is ar . re 4 ~ AY = == j - 3 Leag e °o ce. vastly better get my interest from it?—Widow \ ws ) \——a ot .* hea t ‘ the number of than mint phieiianiatiians mgan\ Y hb he Wh at f a 4 St. Louls wards Sauce. Tr y The man who is riding sirty | Se, bee ™ she '¢ * a 3 . ie larger than fro1 Jiffy- -jJell miles per hour in a big machine js | rift ts ad oF’. Bir Ph; Pz, P Western wards, - desserts with nO Ahappie r than the man who is au iy Bi Ne. 4 5 a AP i JT OVA * ies “t CAN Vassers on t h iding thirty miles per hour in a . Pe j 14. Z ° ay ff 45 a creased. their real flivver, because the man i 1 4 = | " ‘Those who do fruit aainis in essence Ti t) so a bt | = -—~ = ‘ t lvver thinks he is going sirty.— aul | J or = = “a. unity to sign & ‘“Mine.’’—-Sydney Bulletin ‘dictated but not read’ letters CLEANER ther cigarette. voted otherwise, form, in vials. Each is so Cincinnati Enquirer. Va) os: 3 = = ‘ Siank can sign @ rich in condensed fruit : ; a faa oa 3 /~ 3am €~—S sition headqua juice that it makes a real Consoling the Father. = ae” ; an sig bres . ges ne Reba atm tats <4 MER fruit dainty. Yet they cost WO Irishmen met at a country = : w Ah. Pat. sure, is it you?" the city. as all “1c ‘ j f . ‘ j le : is little boy who looks just like me!” SCHEDULE TWO YEARS'!—Now 'p in ‘« LT The other surveyed him critically <q Dyeing and Cleaning Oo, ™*™ °ffic®. store and factory work man from I a ao . ; , : lt no more than old-style fair and held the following con- <a Schaal “Yis; an’ it's heen a long time the time to begin where we left off Persons wh 10 Flavors, at Your Grocer’s ‘or &a moment and then replied con- RI ‘I A R N through Post-Dispatch “HELP aon I I WE CALL god DELIVER , wantea ace | . versation: - a ro" more than gelatine desserts. ay [8 = Sin. who ix not since we met. What's the news?” FOR er 4 : ae ae “It's married I am, and I have 4 INDUSTRi IS BEHIND IN ; . utegsion y t G ffici sales amie County. ¢ ! “vaya wo years ago’ et «¢« clent are 2 Pac f lingly, “Well, I shouldn't mind so ; not qualifi kages or 25 Cents long as he's ‘healthy. "—Every body's | Magazine. ued o@ ~-.