St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 6, 1919

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mf 00% Marc the Globe-Democrat’s. @ The sales of the Post-Dispatch in St. Louis every day are 100% greate: ‘han Louis oT.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Paper in St. With the Associated Press News Ser vice NIGHT DITION See SF “VOL. 71. NO. 192. ——— _ —_——— ——— -——_—-—- — ee eee ST. LOUIS. THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 191928 PAGES. —— a \ PRICE TWO VAN DYNE CASE WILL BE GIVEN TO JURY TODAY Status of $76,000 Account, _ Whether as a Shortage or a | Debt Consented To Is | Question to Be Decided. | WML, NAN UNSECURED LOAN FIGURES IN DEAL Van Dyne’s Mine Manager Not Allowed to Say | Whether Property Is a * *,* |B | ; “Paying Proposition. The case of Samuel W. Van Dyne fermer freight office cashier for the Missouri Pacific, charged in two in-'! dictments with having embezzled ap- | proximately $76,000 of the railroad company’s money will go to the jury today following instructions from Cir- eult Judge Taylor, in whose court the, ‘trial has been in progress for eight days. The main point involved is wheth- er Van Dyne was relieved of his ob- ligation to the Missouri Pacific, rep- resented by his alleged shortage, when he executed a note covering the. full amount in favor of the National Bank of Commerce. Van Dyne claims that after he had given the bank a note secured by a | | [REQUIRED SIGNATURES FOR of the registered obtained to petitions for the recall of other wards being the Twenty-fourth, | iby SELF-DEFENSE UUOK'S PLEA FOR STABBING BRADWAY of Quarrel With Daugh- ter’s Admirer and Declares He Was Attacked. | ALL OF TESTIMONY HAS BEEN PRESENTED | Polls Open From 6 A. M. to 7 P. M. for Primary Tomorrow HE primary for the selec- T tion of Democratic and Re- publican nominees for 14 seats in the Board of Aldermen and for the presidency of the board will be held tomorrow in each of the city’s 500 precincts. Though the Aldermen named will be nominated to represent the 14 even-numbered wards of the city, the nominations will be subject to ballots of the voters in all the wards. There is only one contest on the Democratic primary ticket. This is in the Twentieth Ward. On the Republican ticket there are contests in the Second, Sixth, Eighth, Sixteenth, Eighteenth, Twenty-second and Twenty- eighth Wards. The polls will be opened from 6 a. m. to 7 p. m. It will be a holiday for more than 6000 city employes who will actively sup- port the Republican Machine's slate. Saloons will be closed while the polls are open. Lawyer’s Attempt to Prove Arguments to Begin. RECALL IN SEVEN WARDS | By the Associated Press. Civic League Auabunabe Necessary | anno Sener 20 Per Cent of Voters Have Signed |tion of evidence in the trial of J. in Sixth and Eighteenth. | Norman Cook for the murder of 6.—Presenta- The Civic League today announced | |William E. Bradway on Aug. 29, that the Sixth and Eighteenth Wards/1918, was completed today. Cook | had been added to the list of wards; himself was the last witness. Argu-- in which, the league's officials be-,; ments are expected to be completed by temorrow noon, and the case giv- en to the jury. Judge Kersten ruled that medical ' testimony designed to show that Mayor Kiel, for his mill tax and | Bradway did not die from the knife franc rj f suntenak peal ln aggre wound, but from shock, and subse- , yee | quent hospital experiences, was not. in which the attainment of the 20) 2¢™missible. per cent has been officially certified; QO" _cross-examination, Cook ex- the Election Board: the Fourth, | plained that it had been a mystery Fifth, Seventh and Fighth. to many persons how he managed Because of the greater effort re- | to open his pocket knife while he was defending himself in a struggle lieve, the signatures of 20 per cent} voters have been | e s | ‘ lease on the Sambo Mine at Lincoln- Dect whegreie tds lly ose | with Bradway. He said that he was a: oy daa — len ae 9 ete muneration for obtaining names, and| @ble to get the knife, which opened wilt Missour! Pacific, and that the trans. |% "°W Paying eight and ten cents a| bY finger pressure on a spring. while action became one in which only the | ROMO, Gesarewms me eee | oto ee Sutienal Bank of Coramerce and he | "OO%* CAnvassed. The Civic League|POrse |. Brad after the! ep neltennagd |needs more canvassers, particularly; He sai that bradway, alter t = ‘ , those who can work between 5 and stabbing, attempted to drag him t» Status of Debt. 8:30 p. m. Workingmen and clerks/ @ nearby drug store. The State contends that when Van | Dyne failed to pay his note. and it | was taken up by the railroad com- pany, the transaction reverted to i! ts | original form, and Van Dyne again | became a debtor of the Missouri Pa- cific. The note was left in the hands of the bank as trustee for the rail | road company, and, the State con- | tends, the bank merely occupied the | the railroad company. After a deposition by John A. lewis, former vice president and | received any money from the bank, but had merely been credited with the amount involved so that he could be given an opportunity to settle. Van Dyne's note had been taken up by the Missouri Pacific, Mudd tes- tified, and, according to the records’ of the bank, Van Dyne still owed the t } who can work position of a collection agency for | Called “Michigan” traced to ‘“‘Michigan. ’ wife, husbands seek separations because of which is an aggravated form of draw in the evening are! “If you were assaulted by Bradway, being employed by the league at its| why didn’t you go to the police and office in the Board of’ Education| complain?” asked Assistant State's Building, Ninth and Locust streets.| Attorney O’Brien. “Because I had to leave town next NEW POKER GAME HITS KANSAS | | day and I didn't want to take | | chances on a night in jail,” replied Cook. AND DIVORCE SUITS FOLLOW | Cook testified that Braéd@way kicked him and struck him in the eye and that during the scuffle that ensued he stabbed him with a pocket knife, the only weapon he had. Cook's story of the killing was that | ney Atchison, but Is Known as “Spit-in-the-Ocean” and ‘*Toad-in-the-Holc.”’ ATCHISON, Kan., March 6.—The. he maintained, except the evil inten- ,tions of the man. goes that the| The defendant testified yesterday that Bradway struck him first and | then struck him again and thet he (Cook) was on one knee when he drew his pocket knife—after RPrad- way had said “Now, yvou-—— [1] fin- | The defendant in each case is the and the story he wives’ gambling losses. “Michigan” is more commonly smtndggctip eg manian combatants in the war | Sprayer Fina sO an Were kill Senate. ed or died from wounds. —— ‘POSTAL TELEGRAPH CO. GRANTS them unsatisfactory |'He said he lowed b té ‘Movies tonight: the remainder of the day in various Headquarters ; "mee forms of diversion. tle as possible for the next two or Guns Used. three days and is looking forward to a brief vacation after the busy days since he landed at Boston. The George Washington this eve- MARINE DIVISION JOINS RADICALS ning was plewing ahead at 16 knots over smooth seas. to. ‘'Workingmen Declared 10 PER CENT WAGE INCREASE | Oppose Strike and Conse- quent Disorders When Se- cret Ballot Is Taken. Advance Dates From Jan. 1.—Ope- | rators to Replace Automatic Printing Machines. The Postal Telegraph Co. today announced throughout the country | to its employes that a flat increase/|B y the Associated Press. BERLIN, March 5.—The teer Marine Division and a portion of the Republican militia which have said the accumulated increase would | amount to about $4000 for the 200. been supporting the Government employes of the company in St.| have gone over to the Spartacans. Louis, and tliat the monthly increasc! An attempt by the Spartacans to would aggregate $2000 a month. The'| in wages of 10 per cent, dating from | volun- Jan. 1, had been granted them. W. W. Morrison, local manager, —e- + Commission Finds No Legal Guilt for Authors of the War By the Associated Press. PARIS, March 6. HE report of the peace con- TT terence commission to deter- mine the responsibility of the authors of the war, it is un- derstood, will be completed to- night and presented to an early meeting of the Supreme Council. Robert Lansing, American Sec- retary of State, is chairman of the commission. The work of none of the peace conference commissions has been guarded so closely as that of the commission on responsibility. The commision’s report, it is un- derstood, while fixing moral re- sponsibility, fails to find legal responsibility, because there is no precedent or no law governing the case, or no court existing to try the accused persons if legal guilt were found to be evident. 'U, S. IRISH RESOLUTION WARNING, SAYS MANCHESTER GUARDIAN English Newspaper Declares House Measure is Not Irrelevant or an Impertinencc. the Associated Press. LONDON, March 6.—Some per- sons, says the Manchester Guardian, may consider the resolution on the Irish question passed by the Amer- ican House of Representatives as | “irrelevent, even as an impertin- er.ce,”’ but, continues the newspaper, By 'storm police headquarters this after- minimum salary for Postal opera-| |tors under the increase will be $75 a month and the maximum salary | $143, although the best operators'| earn up to 25 and $250 under a’ Government troops and Spar acan | bonus system. rioters, comprising soldiers, sailors The Postal has decided to dis-| anq strikers. continue the automatic printer tcle-| The troops and policemen fired | graph machines and to revert to the’ heavily with machine guns on the)| former system of operators for each) o-owds. which surged back ipto Alex- wire. The local office today dis-| angerplatz. A field battery of continued its day machines, and eXx-| jieces was sent to the pa ng pects to discontinue the night ma- The casualties are six dea chines as soon as practicable. These yorinter machines have been replac- ing operators for the last 15 years, but the Postal is said to have found as compared noon was repulsed. The vicinity has been the scene of | recurring street fighting bet en) i ' | . forces. persons were killed in a clash be- tween troops and rioters in Hutten- strasse in the Moabil district The Spartacans constructed barri- cades in several side streets leading off from Alexanderplatz, and con-| | $00, 000, 000 INCREASE HERE tinue to plunder the shops in the hh VALUATION FOR TAXES vicinity. Herr Ernst, the police chief, declares that the strike wave is re-| ‘ceding and that police headquarters | is amply fortified against any at- | tempt to storm it. A leader of the Majority Socialists | ‘informed The Associated Press to- | | day that, so far, the general strike is a failure, and will not receive the support expected. It was stated that | wherever workingmen balloted se-. cretly, the opposition to the strike with operators’ work. Real Estate Valued at $583,659,010, Agaipst $555,070,880 Last Year; Personalty at $134,034,570. An increase of $30,000,000 in the assessed valuation of St. Louis real | estate and persona. property over the) valuation a year ago was announced today by City Assessor Wollbrinck. | would certify to the City Board of Equalization an assessed nitions ; valuation on real estate of $583,-| **° pteleedpisssame =~ 8 6 aM eT Normal conditions have been re- 659,010, and on personal property of stored at Halle, where the railway | cashier of the bank in which he| /"troduction of a now form of poker! pradway had struck him, and that it! mine he went to Arizona and found | $134,034,570, the latter being subject ;- eaid that the National Bank of C om- | called | Michigan _ has been the | was in self-defense he statbed him/the mine was filled with water and/| to a considerable reduction by hei wee teune mecwen ween ot merce had lent Van Dyne the money | means of disrupting many Atchison | with a pocketknife. He testified that! could not. be worked. On his own) poard. plies of food, clothing and bats a} entered the Grege shorthand school Kersting wired his brother here THE TE MPER art RES. a a ~* d Hensie 20 will be assigned to each lI ederal a + al Government had stationed artillery, wy y Says He Does Not Know Reserve district to be routed by dis-|im-Chicago. In the latter part of | yesterday and the police were asked | . = ~ ip ehobemnt oc > Ee om... a2 | se: thas qresin: sane baleen ama trict managers. January and in February, 1918, he| ‘to arrest McLelland and Behr. De-!| $a. m....... 33D A. Mens ceeeeees 28; uring the afternoon some sailor cutor Will Be Retained. | .) ¢ the five-ton tanks. man-/| testified a teacher had told him tectives found McCleiland at the Ill- SB schapuegee: , Es ahd een a3 | a Per. Sc iaaanieale: Gaia Ny lied * Walter H. Hensley of Farmington, Bach © a : } ie bs ji ; , ‘mo Hotel in East St. Louis, wh he ex ; a: = 85, detachments crept gradually neare : ial by two soldiers and armed with | Other pupils had said Norma was re- | © + ca ndeapgoan aloy A Ts thane i the headquarters placed machine | ; °%, appointed U nited States tel PP Sine eune, will carty loan ora-| ceiving attentions from “some old | lives. Behr, who lives at the Statler | Highest yest tabard 30, at 3 p. m anseisipe hace i a peer ont “or Attorney for this District Sat- ; wenn These machines Bor the most man. and was not attending school."’ i Hotel, was found in the company’s low = st, os 8 at S a. IN. whee beat ty p ore He sail ote ws rday, : a v - ; ' > ice, 3 ‘risco B i — en : — ; arriy eee Arthur i. Oliver, part were in this country when the At Easter, Cook said he found ‘g | Shes, S04 Prisco Building. this dispatch, the city was quiet up to | ved here today, and conferred. ; iciaitind: - : = aaa. a They were questioned yesterday Offical face. | : on With Oliver, to familiarize himself | @™™istice was sign Continued om Page 2, Column ; a ye "| 11 o'clock at night oe ; amiliariz afternoon. but were not taken into SHIPPERS .COME cast for St. Louis No newspapers appeared in Berlin | ny the duties of the office. He — custody until word was received last’ JONIN’THE RIVERS | and vicinity: In- | this moraine mee all the compositore d he had not decided when he_ night that warrants had been issued./| | FINE creasing cloudi-| _ 4+ on sirike Wednenter nlehi Would take over the office. | | McLelland several months ago’ ness, probably ~~ paw, oo Hensley was a member of the last 6é F S G d pss married Flo Zern, a St. Louis cabaret followed by rain weet ial oh ee Congress, and had been a member 0 frar—so wood. singer. late tonight and HARNESS TRADE ORDERED Since 1810. | lee » _* . , | ; . : , Detectives today reported that tomorrow; slow- g shore is speculation around oud Every publication day'this year, during the entire while investigating McLelland’s af-| ly rising tem- 10 STCP CERTAIN PRACTICES . . . . . a - : = ‘ “h > ae rs ~ mgd ee months of January and February and so far in March, ae last night they were told that, sentry. the ‘ o ustiC ory ~ mye # : ‘ sefore coming here he was reputed owest tcompecra- ,. ' ” . . Maintain the Special Assistant At- the POST-DISPATCH has made substantial gains in St. eee al gage ae “4 ab ene ~, ant Federal Commission Holds Thes« ‘ ‘ . ape : ue ine dows 1, » Nave a wife in San Francisco. - ure tonight w Constitute Conspiracy in Re- oreo office here for the Louis advertising over the corre sponaing aays oO ast When questioned about this. he de- | be slightly above einen” ail Trade resecution of “‘war cases." Charles nied it the f “zing | vear. « reczing |. Pare HOON INS : P. Williams is in charge of it, as- ue ’ a point. wy tne AS nan in M a ‘ Cun sisted by Vance J. Higgs. Since the | Yesterday's record of Home-Merchants ’ advertising: | WASHINGTON, March 6.—Oni signi . : | r Mfiseouri: Un- | huntred and fifty-nine officers and ning of the armistice and the) %, wah , 5 ] etissour:. | | ii anes hin Medias relaxation in tnforcing the emer- | POS r-DISI AT( Hi alone coe eeeeeees 6 Co s. | settled and members of the Whole sat : > aie? ®ency war acts, there has been lLit- | ° . | Senate Resolution nn Celebration of somewhat Association and °0 associated retali Ue to do in the office. : 3 out o! alt + oF eacother eat 9 Admittance to Statchood warmer tonight | harness associations, eee ‘ : . ° the Nation: j ‘SS .ViliTi- Hensley said he had no informa- EES eee ee 62 Cols. Special to the Post-Dispate! and tomorrow; | Uens of th Na i nal ne Ps ce on on this, and does not know what . JEFFERSON CITY, March 6 probably snow —_ ning pain’ qe emg ay van" a a ys the Department of Justice will out- The reason: Senator Bronson introduced in the or rain in north mi be awe pint on? : : ns oe 7 % line . . : . Senate : é »solutio ‘eatin and west por- rade Cornpnission toda! oO SOT . 45 the policy in such cases. The pulling-power of the enate today a resolution creating 4 , ees senetions esntdie tha cee committee to prepare for a celebra- tions. Hituted ns , in ; j} tion on the 100th of the lilinois: Increasing cloudiness, fol- sion heiad constituted Conspiracy tit light snow late tonight and restraint o: trade »ymorrow in north and central por- i ions; slowly rising temperature. Now for twice the work tn one-half the time ane if " better ana easier Are vou going te Theater of “Mav Get efficient HELI’ through lf in Gens Page 19. i Post- DISPATCH “WANT” ADS. - must wear uniforms when they , man took that the Germans were vantage of their positions in being) oble to appear in uniform o in civil- | Special she though she weighs 30 tons she has | ies provides for conscription. Againgt at ‘is expected, and, | York ‘two days “it is nothing of the kind. It has a very direct bearing on the funda- mental principles accepted as the besis of peace and it should be re- tarded not as gratuitous interven- tion in our domestic affairs, but essary warning. * GERMAN OFFICERS MUST BE IN UNIFORM IN U, S, ARMY ZONE |° Beaten Enemy Gencrals Disliked to Salute American Licutenants. By the Associated Press. on duty in the) American officers and men zone occupied by ap- | pear in the street, according to an order effective Thursday Gen Dickman today. The order ‘certain German senior wear civilian clothes because of their dislike to being compelled by a gen- eral order issued some time ago *o sc.lute all American soldiers. The | termans claimed that it distasteful for German officers rank to have of. Lieutenants. Dick- ‘eports ad- In framing the order Gen. into consideration taking The new order registration ana There are various ian clothes at will, also calls for a weekly of each German officer on duty in tis area. several of them attached t missions here and also acting ag dis- | bursement officers and in the medi- GREATEST ENGLISH DIRIGIBLE READY TO CROSS ATLANTIC asi than the subjects discussed yeste a friendly and by no means unnec-| by the Council of 10 of the and 20 wounded. This morning two | Gen Dickman Gemees Order Because | 24vVisers were COBLENZ, March 6.—All German | troops | issued by | is | }. result of a tendency on the prrt of | officers to Was very) to salute American soldier. | cal units caring for wounded German | | soldiers. that the demobilization of the alied Favorable Air ¢ ceiettieans Awaited—_ Craft Could Reach New York in Two Days. and New York World. LONDON. March 6.—Great Brit- is capable of the flight. Al- lifting capacity of an additional 30 tons. Speed of possibly 80 miles an hour | in that event, in less than could be reached A photograph of this great airship appears on the pictorial page of the Post-Dispatch today. FIRST UPSTREAM CAPACITY CARGO IS NOW ON THE RIVER Government Steamboat Bringing Up 1050 Tons, or 50 Cars, of Sugar and 200 Tons of Sisal. The first capacity cargo that has moved upstream by the Government river service in 17 such trip» de parted from New Orleans yesterday. The tonnage on upstream “(trips heretofore has been only a fraction {whet has mcved dow stream. Snuf- ficient tonnage in both directions is necessary to successful operation The total tonnage carried by four barges in tow of the Choctaw is 1°50. Three of the barges are load- ed with sugar and merchandise, the fourth with sisal The sugar ton- nage is 1060. or the equivalent of about 50 freight enr loads A per- ente ce of {it is consigned to St. Laruis grocery houses, who within the last few weeks have indicated a tendency to use the river more freciy. The re mainder is conelizned te Chicaro ar - other cities to the North. now esha ing the cheap valer transports tion by virtue of rail and river rates. Cable to the Post-Dispatch | | | the military terms in advance of other portions of the final peace would be unwise and dangerous to | Germany's state of mind. ain’s largest airship is ready to ily | Everything was ready to launch her | supervision of details which is to at Selby, Yorkshire, Tuesday, but al- | be carried out through the inter- most at the moment the shed gates | allied military commission. The . ‘were to open, adverse weather re-| British regard the life of such a | ports were rea@ by wireless and it| commission as being unnecessary was decided to postpone the trial. | for a prolonged period and a com- Whether the airship wil!) attempt | Promise on this matter is belfig ; a transatiantic flight is for the Air sought. In the fourth point lies the Ministry to decide, but experts say | greatest problem. Marshal Foch’s ! 'mier Lioyd George and Balfour sce New | ; anywhere, staffing — SHARP DIFFERENCE ‘BETWEEN FRENCH AND BRITISH OVE MILITARY TER French Hold Conditions Govern in Germany Fe ever, While English Obj to This and Also Oppc Conscription of Army it Germany. : LLOYD GEORGE SEES HOUSE ON DISI Sentiment in Favor of “E fer State’”’ on Rhine, in Time Might Be to Return to Germany. By HERBERT BAYARD SWOPE, A Staff Correspondent of the Dispatch and New York World, - Copyright, 1919. by Press Publishiag C (New York orld.) . British PARIS, March 6.—More impo Conference were the subjects not discussed: While the big 10 were ‘talking of the principles involved im erman boundaries, reparations and ithe league of nations, the military seeking to compose ‘serious differences on the military peace terms. It will be recalled that thelr fe- port was submitted on Monday, but was deferred for consideration unta Thursday, the report being sent back to Marshal Foch's committee far co-ordination and adjustment of di vergences. It is now possible for me to indicate the points on which agreement is still lacking. There are four, the first being how long the terms imposed upon Get. | many shall continue: the second, 4s to when they shall begin; the third, ‘as to the method of controlling their execution, and the fourth, the sys- tem of recruiting the German armies, British and French Differ. The French regard the terms now being formulated as those Germany must observe in perpetuity. The dissent from this attitude, and incline to. the belief that the terms shall continue only until Ger- many has discharged her obligations, when they shall be subject to re- vision by the league of nations, which will then be charged with as great a responsibility to the Teu- tons as to any other nation. Amert- ca is non-committal on this potnt, but our general slant it toward the British position. On the second phase France thinks ee ae : ee ee wane ee St armies may reduce their power te such a degree as to make the terms unenforcible, if not submitted by March 29. The British and Ameri- can view that the submission of is The third question concerns the-— plan of recruiting the German arm- this the British are fighting. Pre- in such a method a dangerous precedent, : They are both opposed to a cone tinuation of the conscription system and they feel that if the Gjerman nation were allowed to pre- serve a compulsion of service, other nations would claim the same right. The British wish the German army to be recruited on a volunteer tees and say they see no reason why this plan should not be worked out. Pre- mier Lloyd George and FE. M. House will lunch together today and the matters in question will be gone over then. Five Principles Considered. Iam able herewith to publish the five principles considered by the mfl- itary advisers on which thelr con- clusions were based. They are, first. «& maximum etrength of the Cermen military establiahment second, the and organization of the forces: third, the recruiting of sole diers and eailors; fourth, the erm@- ment for the forces, and fifth, a cons trol of the organization so that ¢ terms imposed will not be cxceeded> \_ From this outiine it will be soot that the Tritixh want «a revision of two of the conclusions, apart froap others extraneour to the mata themes Aw it has been previously outlined, the Cierman armies are te constst of 200,000 men and £006 offs fleer Of these, a total man at “cagth of 70,000 are to be non commissioned ofiicers "T \ ewe ire te he permitted | to 0 serve Continecd om Pacg 2, Colama © , % : me ee

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piel anil ies nea aa ra _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ' THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1919. _ } ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAN-GERMANS’ FAITH IN BE IN LEAGUE. 2-2: UNKERS a ROBIN TESTIFIES U.S. WARNS ITALY “seco GRITS COMMENTIN "senna to the Am rica re ements F as re-' | Satety for Hohenzollern I Hitechoock w: | Pustne ty say © ae ther and og d on ) behalf of the President 4n - KNOX Centineed From Page One. ' Alt was reported af deciining because | seven or perhaps 15 years, while owed j Colla pe of een Due to Tra a officers are to serve for 25 years. | ; _ — 11 “Sul- - F tgs he waa not sure me he wrote would | |/The reeruits are to b . to be permitted to se ins kcal | ne fo en consideration | he Nebraska editor said pocay he serve only for ene year and the | ; | coeaaee tal fer drafts are to be Sav the Issue of the League Ppewtey Moen ome tn ae s-lecte y ‘ot or by any other meth- is With the People. to furnish a safe retreat én @ + eee casduened. ing an informal conversat! on with Knox before he was aware of | , od the German Government = Se paper ee che a | ’ “sn gge a soil for former Emperor Will t pontiment iene Allied ro atures for a resolution | ‘ ’ and ‘ , : ’ : elect as being equitable. The forces | ; avila lam and Hoo et the adoption of the eovenant Pigs’ and ‘Dogs’ Cried at U. Former Red Cross Worker Notified to Allow Supplies to «r+ to be divided into 15 divisions py te Associated Prem " SS ee a eet ae f ae Sus od ° ct infantry, five divisions f l yom a . =r , ) Sac op ¥ 2 : n-German i Delegates, » and that he spoke entirely of his own| §, = oi te ns of cavalry; LONDON, March 6.—President) 1; Especially Brit se ihe Officers During Berlin Says Bolsheviki Were Pass or Lose Own Ship- with five corps and one genera! head- | Wilson's meoch af Maw York ecet- ass — at a meeting held at Bam. © -quarters. The air forces are to be; pies a prominant place in the news) anil seve an | tive Plan. , liet of amendments he 7 ' 2 get said the rnonye reation was . ’ | Indications de a] ae . : , the C eil of Ten will give fa-| «yg n . | Ry the Associated Press. be w r. Wilson's opponents in the! e ' . |vorable consideration to the French | Senate have not. as a matter of fact, | 5 pes tapes 8 hte oon with the Ser - ceusation une the colapse of Ge MONROE DOCTRINE have with any Senator » opposed '° CROWD SINGS THE ,TROTZKY WANTED U.S. °'i’SstTSGTGN March 6—traty | Vorable t| s : S Gears ve eee » have SONGS OF THE EMPIRE TO TAKE OVER ROADS ‘,0vern boar el» eis a ie ae cere an into a bafiie State on Gasmaiiafelaman o> ae hn par gromoren tent “naan ys due solely to traitors — : : : west frontier. If, after the period if the President should ‘make good’) ,..,; egg tctowd ox of ae “aa ei p - | — mrs e Major-Ge eneral Peter f thought |! } - IMPORTANT ISSUE ‘o's | : eonstructive suggestions made f Objections Might Be Stated. nd to delaps in movements of re- vim wee BG He 4 lief supplies the newly established | ° - ss gets vs oe German obli- with American public opinion in thé) wont” | iar -. gatiot as passed, the population | end r eS , yUlet: ‘end. All depends upon the sense in ‘ | d f th The Pan-Germans announes that _ Iately commander ° the - Although nothing seems to have Senator Hitchcock Informally come of the conversation, ‘it ia not Banners of the House of Ho- Witness Declares He Was /°2°°"'2¥'c 2nd Czecho-Slavic states. | cnould vote for an outright ret t 7 too late for something of the sort to! he - - steps will be taken to cut off the} . ‘ ran outright return ‘O/} which that opinion may make itself they do not bell 4 tainin the De nzollern Dis *..| flow of American foodstuffs t ly the Fatherland, provision is to be! manifest when the treaty of peace) elieve that the present © Ri | Pivision. contai F4 Asked Knox to Put His be drawn by the opponents of the played in Ordered to Cease Negotia- ) ’ in foodstuffs to Italy. | made Seer itis Gn. tes aie Sia Mee ‘esa a Brees = no alg m form of Government ts suited to the yri and Kansas N - ; : “ n M been no definite commitment cn the/ given final form. Therefore, for the| or no Gace te a de- groops. who is the guest ¢ ‘per of Commerce today. ‘league as stating clearly their objec- Vi . . . ‘ Objections to Covenant in tions. They would surely be cabled Momentary isualization | tion With Leaders and F2lish and French Concur i) .nject, but among the American | ; ce across to the American mission by | Amertcan statement. : a . - _ | present, we must leave this strange | reali zatio a is} t t n of a lea nations bs: Writing. the newspaper correspondents rep-— of Old Days. ) Called Home By the Associated Presa. wae British delegations there is to be/ and uncertain situation.” = . jence at the Odeon , ° PARIS, March §.—The British| found sentiment favoring the plan. | a | as siender as their belief im Dees pend resenting foreign dailies if not by. . ® . ° “European emocracies are highest display of the White House etaff itself | | and French delegates here have been) |One drawback will be the matter of| watching to see whether the impulse) pans Gene a aed he said: . , ” ‘ s 4 * t+ a n : " “a en By DAVID LAWRENCHE. tf such a set of specific objections By ARNO DOSCTI-FLEUt ROT, By the Aessociated Presnz. agua ou aD »ken R wy the Supreme - | a uo ager that mes be which brought America to their side | ow " “You bet your life I 4al to the Post-Dispatch and the or amendments had been signed by = ones i = cee ay of the WASHINGTON, March 6. — The| “2 ©ouncH ind the Supreme Eco-| ad iatenn vr count of the war debt by | for the purpose of finishing the war! 2, 250,000 POUNDS OF FROZEN a : ‘pe here in St. Louis wh » i ry} . ws ime cr ? rr? oF i (He 3 arate roy =. l ” - eon” aw Berk Evening Pes 39 Senators, they would have more) copyright 1919. ge a a §8=— COVES hood pies main aia the Htall pF emo Strength te e Pjan Se ae wy Condon ne FISH HELD IN ST eee come marching home. WASHINGTON, March 6.—A!moat,| effect in Paris than the general York World.) agreed in February 1918, to de- ernment is ma! ive hae seampea Sus | On all sides one ae _ aang ting adie aie beg Pie ~e a m. LOUIS 5 put me in a back seat, ody here now expects to se | terms of the recent circulated reso- BERLIN via Copenhagen, Sunday,| nounce the Brest-Litovsk treaty and’ matia, Bosnis Rae ae... ei, | Whelming strength foe the League! war-free west” S| eee right up on my hind | lution of protest. But the general! March 2.—A reception to Gen. ‘ iC eis eninet Cesusaien ff serge 4 one vg Herzegovina, Croatia) of N promot oe tne ague|-They are not watching without Government Official Says Amount FF ¢hat wonderful regim Ren Dn ee ee (nite eae eee | ee The new Democra-| 0° ee a and there can be no ques-| anxiety, for they know that Ameri-| Must Be Consumed Within Nezgg = cheppy- ion but that some form of the con-/ ean co-operation is indispensable it Four Weeks. 9B This utterance was af | There are 2,260,000 peunds ef —@ only because it brought t Wilson's ap- | frozen fish in St. Louis which mus ence, largely made up of be used within the next four weeky ~ “men of the 135th Infant , - a ' soe > 4 re . Pues * © h nit | Sts it S a©»n { (,rea X Bri a nN c leg built out se the old Austrian erm cs stitution will be adopted. Put the} the fabric is to stand.” nded upon President Wilsons re- other fortnight of an agreement to ‘Bast Afr a an aaa would assure co-operation, Raymond) nire are relied upon by the Entente se African goidiers on the ariser a 2 ey Sa . pue re lie ipo I Untente ‘bins, former head of the Ameri-|as a protection against the Bolshe-| ?ritish are by no means as sanguine| The News says: “Mr. covenant of the league of nations | | blic is ce . . poss = rtain to hear within an- | yortow-Vorbeck and the German to Pari«. Cablegrams from Paris | revise the league plan. -obins. former he: , jcating clearly that some of the | a hae never gage wt any of | Platz, this afternoon, roused the Pan-' can Red Cross mission in Russia,; vik wa re and the jcail shortage - is to the speed with which this can | peal for America’s co-operation in) the framers to be a perfect docu-/| German crowd present so mu th teatifie: day efo the Se tea HO r — “5 > ac ‘ oe RS . oes , present so much that ” 1 today before th Senate!) them is creating chaos. | be done as are the Americans. SeV-'| the salvation of the world is as irre- | was the statement made this merm- ~~ "438th Field Artillery. the eral influential members of the con-|sistibie as his indictment of the sel- | ing by Lewis Radcliffe of Washing- -. their eagerly expected req ish delegates believe certain ; 'ment, but a compromise of all the| jt vented its bitterness of defeat on| Committee investigating lawless; italy is entirely dependent upon | ferences have expressed fears to me fish particularism of the opponents/ton, D. C., in charge of the Depart) 9% cause it meant that their propaganda. the United States for food staples,|., . . .. | hat it may be necessary to submitio¢g the league is unanswerable.| ment of Statistics of the Unite@ (99% i» willing to leave to the 3 orncer: | line with conservative opinion, c hange it in any detail means a flood — ors in the Hotel Adion. Robins said that, despite his ef e th h the A ight the! inif ‘s = —— nis @i-| receiving credits rou the meri- which never took seriously the | of amendments, of course, and a re- The sight of their uniforms among forts and those of R. A. B. Lockhart,| can Srensuey with “ h to make| Peace terms to Germany, fn which'*s *® * Constitutionally, the oppo- States Bureau of Fisheries, whe Rie ort that President Wilson was opening of discussion which it had the hundreds of civilians leaning British High Commissioner, to in-/|; — aie eh meiane ae ” | Sioa there will be no reference to thé sition of this anne atin at Repub | atone here last night. = be maeves the question. ** ce. ' ast purcnas tali: eli lie 4 a gi ty sits ; ws ote % 7 ! a nst mend-| been thought was disposed of but is | from the windows watching the spec- duce their Governments ¢t vree to nasty pet — supplies ant . . D | is Sis ' allen of Kansas and ot a - ed f Le — — better to have fl ked in the|tacle b ¢ “~~ 4 a | cost $60,000,000 monthly, while the, “884° of Nations. The Americans, |licans in the Senate looks formida- Radcliffe stated that the entire 2 the best v- ble care ent tLe o Have aws picKkec n the/| tacie Drought cries o “American this proposal, no word was receiver! i See / ~~ .| however, are hopefu! that with Pres- | pb] t | rj be . . —_ pochart * > . ‘ : ; 4 ‘ s ti reile © , a le >. Tavs n Bee: , . 'a league of nations - ; in the Centr t Bset hi contra to the, a state of peace throughout the; Mmainageme nt threw the Americans many ; rotzky let us send a train of| he e« -7? ¢ | at 6" lations that commanded | al States. “ae ber of Commerce at ms to say anyt om ~ a = “ many supplies to Rumania that wat | The council of the great powers the manifest and expressed approval A nation-wide campaign is being ie eon at the Planters Hot upposed position o the President) work OU In beginning his testimony Robin: hes eereNe i s -3 me "| vyesterd: e: t ring , anit “bie P P (Copyright, 191% b sod Don Re lial = : g his stimony Robins! through on time to Jassy under Bol-! +-. rday heard the case of King of the people of America.” conducted by the Government & will leave tomorrow nig D>) ee . v the . Yor Lvenine Th 70V r ‘ h Lif = 9 dozen J ; ’ a *} - * mer +h - * = Jo Tilel } f : s © nil ye =? ies soon after his arrival find a considerable sentiment [t was a protest by the vene e ; cm Ju 4 Lie ¥ id IOWNLAli Of wwrihiis h etre ntuallv would reach Amer D J e yeneraodic | the Post. Peace is an urgent and wholesome. “ : y . was-anean d r or careful revision of the document. BRINGING GIRL FROM OKLAHOMA tel during the next hour were sur-, Russian morale and what fo owed ie -* he i! i th ; t A ' s monarch against losing his throne) immediate question; the league is a St Louis hotels and restaurants : y ; poeiltts we ed | rised to fin: q them ae lves fi rt] owed by > stare Were = _ aor ; realizes 1a meric a at an j navi! 3 re) rw ot | , _ . y — . mae er “Sgt ; o Com merce Anyone who saw how hastily th : — bested Poste were all over Russia.”|tnar time was the one agency! ne o having his country absorbed | vague and still doubtful system. The | are to be asked to co-operate “ae §386The audience, which ial committee of 14 headed by | ooting people and crowds singing said Robins, “telling how great the | theoneh which t} SID ap ott oy the Jugo-Slav state. Incidentally | world wants time to think out these the Government by featurin ee | “De al liee ** | ich which the economic tua-/! the — —— ee ee , , . = ; President Wilson worked to get the. Arrested at Hotel Ten Days Ago, “Deutchiand Ueber Allk allies were and how powerful Amer-,-ior in Pyasia ld b ae eg the protest involves the issue be- things, and does not like being) @very day on their menus and oul ae are meee: 7 7 ° ~ ’ ' ‘ in ~U : ° S i oa , ~ re al 2 . ; - " - . ' ad y . “ . ae . ‘q £ : draft done in time to permit Mr. Wil-| Where Companion Was Registrred No Flag of Republic. ica was. Some of the posters said} ,, ls Giaiadlie Ar roved. He tween Italy and Jugo-Slavia. King) rushed into the plan by the enthusi- family im the city ts urged to have —* ee ae - . ° > - - . VAs Piaou rienai'’ ae ner ‘ ee . . - he - : ‘ a won to carry it back to America could | as Danghter. Not one flag of the German repub-' the United States would have 20.-'spought th " » America, bui/ Nicholas is the father of the Queen | asm of its idealists.” several fish days a week tree ee lougnt that Americ: j aly ; ee - — Pex. . = ‘ mot but have the Impression that it; The arrest of U. S. A. Houk 50 lic was displayed. It was 2 splendid 999 airplanes and 4,000,000 men in| ¢ - yo — ns 1 mye be of Italy, so that Montenegro's pos:- Radcliffe came to St. Louis te a His story of the taking = _ J -. . . ' " . 2 - n = . ~~ . i ‘ : r -. ar) } y ‘*y ’ ne 201s evist ,over = ti : " > ’ ‘ ley . | con- te d | ssue bet taly anc e new Not,” Says H.cC.K a - ag t quette Hotel, 10 days os ee SR aS Be Sy are Raven Not,” Says English Labor Faditor. © ©. Kelley of the rea a portance of getting American senti- statutory charges at « the die- lated to arouse feeling, as the re- Selves: “We st, if all that is true, wel i to the ideas of the| state, which seeks to embrace Mon- | Special Cable to the Post-Dtspat ~ eries, who pit pen meee te ae ee Or See ment behind the league. covery by the olice th r i ‘S-\ turned soldiers heard the réception Wil! go ho for a wh . German junkers and militarists.” tenegro. LONDON, March ¢.—“Europe can fish demonstrations t oan be a. Pow: The om Ambiguities to Be Cleared Up. living there with 2 16 vi © W4S5 | speeches and saw only the banners here aie Regime Ineffic ient. Tells of Recall to America. The Council also considered food) be saved only by carrying out Presi- ters in the eity 0 ee ae te front. of the wide 5 Th Shiites , - 1 ; arten er reathter 4 ed ae sen of the Kaiser and Kaiser 7 and th . FP ybins desc r bed at , he out " ef At that time. the witness said. the relief for Rohemia and other sec .- ) dent Wilson's proposals es is the | . he « as representing the th ey mn maxcing possi - sale ‘ = augnter, , s ' ™ } raat pha +i i ‘yermans were trying by every r ry tions of Southe » - "9 : ( So 3 - » ~ on o ; eileen side by side his testimony conditions as he found re tryin y every means °10%: Southeastern FEurope, wher», , , | on which the hirty ble for the President to take some- “** disclosed today by the United — . Be escnnety = = = oooh - then reo anti “ . oe vg eet found to obtain raw nn ater als from RFus-/| the warring factions nade” iain ; statement made to the Post-Dispatch | c ns masy Bee Candy Sheps Friday. Sie «Chad to attack, and he thine back to America and for a/States District Attorney's office. ee ee a ee ee. end he a cates mimintintine smamne | tas w hiveiand mums ie correspondent by George Lansbury, | . 0) sc Asst. Character Checsiaans F teoming Vauquois Hilla tion ein « ‘ ™ 9 TT " so hh = ’ ct Tr ened ?*h ear —. - ~ % 7 - ‘ hii's sift sd ii _ rr} ril g sn | 4 ee ees i & | es ’ 1 =. “ . be on ~ ¢ league of nations made in a month’ s Houk {s in the city jail, having Singing Deut: i ATH ‘ T ’ _— A = ‘ a : " ee : . » etl kK ere = . a il od eu re mn Ris coy oe r : oO > Sain ened during th . ieee that ales editor of t 1 Herald, one of the most ' reas tal Friday only. 69e the pound.— «) ee By ing le ge a tangle the e > Nes” and “Ich Hatte Einen Kamara- Sy regime, he said, he became con- lone to prevent tient fret recetv- | | anc: Gaumthae anthem We he influential labo . v. me » s, time result cannot be regarded pe teed cnet es ’ den = th > oro vd w h ch had entered ecinvse of the fact hae — ‘ , sak ne these mat ‘rials. iia $i! i h : spo ke Jugo-S ay frontier, which had been Britain. . T pare "en in Great | ‘ : machine gun nests, as ’ . = . S y “4 , : ; . Ks 5 ” . " . : 7 —— ’ = ais A11- > “ve ’ a , wy -—o Ff > > g an - : ] a Pe Sapeaties © emer nee AP Ol enid Houk nceght ep White! 4. Platz by ticket, had the lost because it did not pay enough atter » Trotzky and that ‘Trotsky offered | Closed against Italy and threatense “President Wilson has won ir Jalia Harriette Johnston Dies, 8 eS Y, Par que’ He said were und to excite criti- - ri, an or-| am a » boheme ¢ ’ ; i oan -} to permit allied officers to go t ™ to precipitate a crisis fith§ that . “ | By th t vos ask the audience t han, to St. Lo f a glory of the German empire visua.- © n to affairs in the outlying dis- ) permit aiiied officers to go to the - a neue : id’ America beyond a shad t y the Associated Press ea |O ; uaie ° eiam. and wil! unquestionably be ; Pp . . . . uis rom Salisaw.,. OK., - =r - front ar and nf \ h b “OUNTFY, is heen reoner ec : ‘ - acow oO doubt, ' PEORI i - ‘y Boch b r th th ’ \w + ized before them For the moment ricts of Russia. KRerensky’'s . civil! ~"~°”~” and enforce the emDargo on | - Em ' - fust as h ; A, [il., March 6. a =| rnes., u at ©e 4 cleared up in the next few weeks. here he met her a month ago. Af*- ’ = _" the ‘ > 7 + , + no wer > bh a Ww mr og: - _ ; - 4 21 mig ry) if an ; ’ 2 rnin ” ae (* arr n The ssl ip nHrery) A ‘ “ouncil aft ita session . - he has won among the peo-~- Ha rriette Johnston, cn ft t a ger just as good a- view Certa! l the R iti h ie o ‘ er offering her a home with him- they forgot ha Lnis Wis ne e: ae ’ -* : ‘ ; isse i —_? was ‘ne Me? - - —— ’ : ies J th . ftern a = ad . pile Ot ail countries. Iie has sensed . e o he , n y r s 7overnm n if , ‘ ; . on ot the fioonkare w) ey were an efficient he d the — yy at ePontr, or - [ iS Ae Tr: (ZA y Por an exkpliara- pace: wat On ' wii ar Sk consider a th ; , : ; hymn writers of America died at ae his men as the audi would t th self and his wife at Queen City. The | ore Pee nn ein we Seen a : roposal by t e opinion of the mass of people of never accep t e document. in ’ two Whit e: id J tha edge of pol , ica! extinction at the up natura! : bon Ot ry = aftitude °? 2tobins said Pp )posa ry the American delegation al] countrie - f ] y 7 . se home here today. She was = of those on the stage. fte present form, and nobody be- oP e said, spend several days; . piers ; a Aiamemnet th “and Trotzky said if r _ “> \to invite the various committees to other cia S, of labor as weil as of | salineville, O., J 21, 1849. She ~~ 4 Tells of Taking Neved it ld when Mr. W | traveling together in Oklahoma, Ar- | ®2"¢s of the proletari® discussed the economic paraly- wir deepen Shrubs Pinca wc oeceageng tic] EE ENRAEIE ? other classes, and he has lost no/l¢éne - ss 49. ve, me ‘ / wou a en r. llsaon left kansas and Mi uri [ was atand ng Tr} i round reba AYN er. ~ rj e rq 2. ee | Coho +} : ‘+ >» ear cr¢ ula ite nre, ented from coinzg to .Pa ip art cs emoocying their re- zroun ? [f he should hind it i tne author of more than 500 hymne hy After he had told of S30 Ad . - P - =” ’ - ‘ — : _— “ . . j os _—— ? 2 7 > - , ¥% sit - = - ‘ -~ | r th : for America. The understanding al- : Houk's arrest ~~ 1s m 7 le ft iean offi °C e rs at 1 Ww in iow in the } lo- wW if h > hea oer ert h rr wr 4 a = a (" .r an ’ ' ‘Law O68 an y that ‘ ro t ern oe Pe’ ry > would por — WV | ith a V yv to he fi rm uiation sary to do 30 he nee , oni i neces and gospel songs besides haven a writ. - Oe Cheppy.. ‘ sen Traub wast - = he ‘ ‘ : . eda . “6 : ' ur- Ree ' gon. Sergt. Joseph Britte els with the girl and had bee hitter to realize the dreams of. the | P©S*e@ tere was no one competent erial embargo. but when he ing his ab a ; 3) . n led . ire gt its ens ‘ sence, because their reso- United States were fully protected to believe that the girl had found a empire have heer trrec ked. +e, >) taKe heir « ices vent J le Russian reader to dis- “FLYING ciRCUS” lution has become weakened by ar- | ism on the first day of guarantee the terrftoria! integrity sern bled the ‘ ‘a . ase ; = sian Ses mped an the running bh ard of Tlaust when hea wy ne ae | 34 issia —— recailed as" the [“nited States ; ’ , Wilso h. 2 “* ut - hdl x gassed at that time, died of eve membe , . girls dead mother andi ~~” an oe . , up that t: a ~ pe oe Sh? ea ae Wil C > Fro y | ison Ras not wobbied and will’! © gia Oct. & wid mber nation. In returning it to Houk expressed a 'on 2utomobile and shaking his fst at lat Mis experiences there had not Trotzky, Robins asserted, offered Gene | m Western Coast 1 | not.” — ©" While the Paris dispatches report desire to live at the Houk noshe The! at American officers, yelled changed his ideas in regard to So-/*? turn over to Americans control Be Seen in St. Louis. ‘na My son was the first . . . ; “ . ~*~) Der t+hea — : ‘ x : ‘ -. the British. for example, as ready to i gir! is held at the BTouse of the Good | “Pigs! Dogs’ Standing there zloat- cialism of the Transsiberian and other ea i!- “ 2 Nw DIEt se Press. ' ae Varennes said Britton, make a special reservation concern- | Shepherd +i fies ‘ing over us. Come out here and we Col. William B. Thompson. head! T0424 Systems with the stipulation emul a ppg vec ot niger March 6.~-c8 ‘BOY HIT BY MISS MARKHAM’ $ | : x Statement in Sergt. Britt ing the Monroe Doctrine, diplomats | will show you'”’ of the America? Red tienen om sion that part of thea relling stock ehould isis eos a Le comi ng Vie- / ‘ 4 : whi. sy said that he and here are wondering how euch a “There's One. Smiling!” in Petrograd. who had been . . a be used to bring in food and part to — oan a — a squadron of AUTO IS IN CRITICAL CONDITION How It Increases WwW OS ae “entered the town of Va : ° . - a : a, , nae m ~ ts t ga i. — . i alrpianes, ine luc ing two "Smtr. d . : eight, ig — Y ils X : h enend ne ry meat ’ 2 - : , e®Vac rar . cer? ry i be ar " > Cab = it e ee Wan . i at ; other troor aii " a 1@ BOl- ‘ pe. 5 riain : ipD les, Senat or’ Cert > _— e : f ee + rman Fokkers and commanded by/| Clayton Young Woman Allowed to Strength and Nerve Force We ; - heavy machine gun a 3 “Varennes Was just specific provision can be made with- é SELF-DEFENSE Is Immediately the crowd began ” aad , ) al I sNeVIKi Pah si — » « nail Nelson sk @, thea ritmae — -™ # bins said lever spe a lson asked the witness whether he; Maj. C arl Spatz, a2 famous American Sign Ow ; ’ t Sig n Bond Pending Out- in Two Weeks’ Time in - ar a | my sector.” the G out. defining somewhat the much-| COOK’S PLEA screaming: mooted Monroe Doctrine itself. Cen- | FOR “They have come to eat what lit- dollar for that purpose.” Instead, he “25 ‘rying to secure an affiliation; ace, will N h Isl . C wnat lit-| , 4 . ae 9 She ' ee ace a get Spa oes, lil leave orth Islan: ei me Lad’ tral and South America never accept- STABBING BRADWAY tle food we have. What are these | ““°'*'*¢: $1,990,000 used by Ameri- between the American and the Bol-| here for a tour among 17 : a ar eo of Injurics . Man Inst RA be ed the view now so often expounded enemies doing here—there's ne cans in n effort to convince the shevist Government e Wes See 8S eee Eddie Godish, 5 years old. of 1447 y ces. A : ; “but there were men like ies doin he: here one, ae “ — ny ; Pepe asi a cities of the West : S« , 5 _ = by certain Republican speakers that | smiling!” Russians that German victory me nina “Yes, sir.” responded RPobin “t ae ( t and South, accord- North Sixteenth street is in a eriti- | a i: = tan who saw a chance | : | : ; eae : rs ry I ” fata ~ ‘ >. b ing ‘.) announc ement bv Col P es ae » s = Be ; x ry BF - the Monroe Doctrine gave the United | _Continsed Frem Page One. Someone who had been tearing pa-! ~~ at of the Russian revolution. was “2 t’¥!ng to secure an economic cO-/ vey Burwell, command " ra Rae cal condition ‘today at Mullanphy “Take plain bDitre-phesphate,” ee ae was a herve 00 = a 7% | e 5 = - . re J ecae - e444 2446 a) . - al +. vie : 4 “wg “ hi tes exclusive rights over the eoun- | cer let a piece flit ter out of th ; furnished from Col. Thomoson’s nri- operation. = oe : 0 Lock Hospi al, where he was taken vee. | advice ‘f physicians to thin. euhesmn peat don even like to eall Sta mati ef viele : } r out of the win-| -. = PpSONnN Ss pri : well Field : yet nervous aaoDie who iack str ch " tries of this hemisphere even to the, olets at his home and from dow vate fortune The witness added that Trotzky 7} £15 : terday after being knocked down by| #*"! nerve force. and ‘there anaune to a oe See See , Pap i nat eA &. he se n - »4 aon >’ will “ . - e ‘ : ‘ oi a interference in their internal affairs own florist learned the flowers had “They are throwing us dry a. In addition to this Robins said had suggested that “if we took bs i - ' ls es or Wiil travel un-ian iutomobile driven by Sfiss Ruth amp «¢ proof of the efficacy of this ta 4 rees that we never h een sent by , , ing u: re: ie OR tapes vag — oe ae took over, der orders issued by t ire . : ot oT ae Seas cf eat. when American interests seem to. te m sent by Bradway to his daugh- cried the crowd, and started to storm a request was made of the American! "2 railroad we co uld evacuate guns; Military Ae . he Director of Markham, 20 years old, 715 Centra! ion. Moreover, if Pay TO } : were so darned mos have been jeopardized. a He Nap on he went to Bradway’s the main entrance Put only three Government for an additional mit-| 422d ammunition whith the Russian * mes re a tegen * ng the | avenue, Clayton. whic! ware vcontinusliy Seine sso ae te, Oe cee office an: or - , wey Z in Oc » - PO te —— ; ucmh the Mussian principal cities which wiil be visited The ace - eg advertised . uld aay The principle of Interv ention | Wa oe pt “y daughter ther e. su: meds d in vetting ; and they a in er tTahe ? BY mn ? 1 mil] on Lrry? v wns i? andoning 3T the feonnt ire _f [ mus -- ’ as “it Ch a tec i fie@ are ident ocrurred at Six*eenth (nie purpose of making thin pooee ee 4 wo 4 : mili . "The Serge ° i " , 7’ ] el a > , -~_ a el 7 : a =" , a’ ? » ’ — ? sic, Ru. msi on A 11 oe ’ v* ga ? ~ . ’ " . a . uu . * ? . cy 4+ against Colombia or the repeated| fre said he f y Telephone. who were respectable but excited 2 ars a2 month for three months to 42nd move this material to some place; Memphis and New O : . cago,; street and Cass ivenue. “ihe boy ar replacing: oe Pape Ou5 ee Se ee " .* - . = = ‘* od . on mre Oro o- a a> te . . et ies WLE aa} } ‘ ; eal - ¢ r a; ~ "© a | : 7 vy : ° ’ , * 3 ww : 7 : threats of intervention in Mexico to have Pesta either of them| bourgeois, rushed upstairs. While @®°TY °° Propaganda in the interior; Where the Germans would be unable/ Kenneth Marr, one of ans. Maj. | was playing in front of his home and; plaury. “there are. evidently thew wi! eee * « 4 ; ° " . s6 ‘ soe oe ‘ WK > a ' ‘ . = }? PPT) - ~ i? ret At ii 2 >% a rhatw id’ ince n ern ve 2 th e r ne Irina A is running AC?POSS the Street wt er f ° on . a ete 7 was all ~~ e ‘ e ; . " ‘ ae , “ men? ee he ’ . : a a ah Le rr rs) «(Of ie famous 9 Saver : , . mg , . . > : ‘heered nd of | to the South of us. So a general oe ollie as 3 daughter after t00 light ‘ faken ir r ore “T in the re si “A i, ¢ ] : he ee 7. th at un- i_arer. the (,ermans rid advance and esead oe ia b 1 om ” wzwa.ayette hit. His skull wis fractured a id te ; ss" . il} ; a Sip a ‘ h at > fay refused to tall oO. ou th : less this mone: Ee Cars " on fe oe rrysbasee ariue, Pid e advance man”i w: —— rae whan | "qd Weakness are eS 4 tol. : ENTERS pathing tn the pence | Cree 2y Teta a to ralle ‘ Msn tude peevad te fave die aa. ess yoney was forthcoming the| th coi: Gite wactenieelGeltelie: “wel | dco chun eieeaes GAR man fiwas internally hurt. tre oo 7 oe tre hedies e 4 ae old the story of ' ‘ ecelive ‘ r | - ti ~ mre ey . Pd r>44) sre % ke j wo 7'A one . wr ~ ’ hs « ar . ™ . 1 7 si maT ‘> 4p Ube - ru - : 4 . © . : ' . . treaty shall be held to conflict with Si ante tlt Were be - r ele- | cific purpose of asking our officers tu: . = se » » — “ |+* ~‘ Y . ke 7 in . : . mi the Monroe Doctrine would only Bradway s home late a ag Seer at) retire, to avoid trouble sic ach riage etween Russia and use it effectively in a later drive on — of F. W. Markham, an insurance ae oth © gun poe . ~ « : if : af } S , . (sernry it ' >i T , ~ © ° -* oe rs eo : — si a eause t)l-feeling in Central and South + sey 1a degre im r night after The olicitation was unnecessary WL x Instead of re. the Western front Killed Walking With Husband. igent, was accompanied by her nn and killed the , ; no ile 7 a T ; % ‘ ) — i ha AAeMt . ' 2 +t — P - > , nn ‘i ae ‘ “ =~ vrs ¢ the ’ . ~ a boa a. . " = | ' America. The difficulty is surmount- vestigated ut | aenad a “ he in-' Cen. Harries already had requested hg ul of the project, Rob- Robins said while he was discuss- | °Y ‘"¢ Associated Press. mother and sister. She was per- , a he — peed ee s . a | ;, ; . ; am - , ; c fa . ing - etify , . 7 we i a cae ry ie i : ) ~ i ‘ > a ene — * a . . . oe ae # ee : . > : ao : — if @ clause ts inserted by the corroborate the state " ne to’ his officers to s ‘'»b back from the tp he Governmen cabled Z economic and railroad problems TERRE. HAT EL; Ind., March 5. — rtitted by the police to sign her own os ce a ‘ . ‘th machine | hr. ~ te sont | “ th . 2 ~anPreasr t ony Sty Fy * J ; . ’ cat : ‘ ‘ ery Supe & 4 -~ “. . : - _ ; conference stating that in any “a ene ft n= and : ns ‘ W lindo W Ss. ' . oe A ‘ c So _OMm- ‘ ith rr tZK* ATi ¢ rder care from th » Al hs rT ’ > Riis od Vrs _ ifnierine bond pen 1ing the outcome f tn 2 a eh , ~~ cap te” nye of Wold. or ransportation and oa . on miittes An " a. . ~ ¢, ati a : Pond ie : : saa i til et. ¥ . - as a +28 sur? P t. ‘ — . . t ‘« P 7 th a. ne ~ nce In the Western Hemi-| wite and daughter to Kan , mete — ' = bases Information would United States that he was to diecon-| W4tson at a street intersection last Loy's injuries. Witnesses said the “ane: “s © auton. . | ° we. ' « l\fZ@AS on ’ . ; seni to » l=] as rv? ' y ha = -_ s ’ is ’ > . _* - ‘a ‘arr oe ey . > : . - 7? | ‘ ecident r 1 4 : ; ; ™ i, “a — J aio | ephere — United States shal! act 15." Cook then testified a) PERCY . HAMMAR DIES ae Brun “ i study situa- nu is a vities He said Ambas- night when she was walking with her accid = wus unavoidable on her a ‘ 7 ae re sional Medal of ‘ hy ' ie) \ r on Le . _ -? a2 —— — T. - — 7 . hse > om ~ . , b, . ? ‘ -* . * . . * a re 7 . as man atory or that A mandatory At Columbus Kan ¥ the , ce Nas A 4 . com a © 8s ‘ > . ac : ran: | can ed tn Washine- ii isha | “, Vera! hours later Rus- I art, ne boy having run direct)». ' , ‘ Pet = te ded posthumously, rd %. ; 3 at ‘ os Gey hive arrive, thea a she ae ° al me H . ‘ . . . as : = ; 7 aes = * " ss : - s " : + sat : as ehali be chosen only with the con-!o¢ the girl's or: Sw | Saccumbs at H i rata urrived the Boisheviki had! ton and asked that the orders be re-| 5¢!! Kenmedy, 2% years old, was ar- into the path of the machine. 4 " — : =, ints, ae gent of the United States. This would) price cand andfather, Daniel M . —— tal to Heart Trou- | 9¢en in power two weeks scinded, and iat the eame time in. | Tested ™ | John W. Magaan, 77 years old Ss oa ae: «6O™eN’ hman in I Comp make it ible for any oR Bliss. ¢ Ook joined his wife and bie After Week’ 5 Tlines AR ge on . ‘ \ ‘ } ALeG l : . . Rr, — ; : States might prefer een Arventine i r rma by Rradw .\ ind * Me, Se once adie he pr hleme of the Kerensk a , Bolshevist Soviet r ? : ~ y Ei tei, Le nard avenue and Cyt ' ae (tr ets ot ° ‘,en Traub in beg! . al 7 ven _ Rradwa — Oe on 2 . tae ~ # ixe a Toen + at ated a ’ 54) = ; 4 rO)oY ery ment. r o ‘- + . eae id : bade ie, ae (ot : : or Brazil or Chile. for example. en confront him with t) OSs ice tO!» wrt tr ftor oy - g rnment made it impossible for that “" ©: ccasion. he de ST Miss Burton was busy writing at her ~**”' Magaean was cut on the face | com le | aress, urged his hearers . ir r) em « Ay \ ry ’ + > aft . weelr’« ee ‘ ae , : ‘ : eiiak' ‘ . : ‘ | @ uu Set. ‘euk ° inn ~~ : as ‘ p Mies ae : = ’ : deavor to compoar disputes loca! to th : - " " i ou A ig o 7 3 me ‘ “nt : - ? im * ‘-_ ? rain the Supp rt Pt > Oo \ i ry : os bel r ra 62 h —_ ne : . are , ° . + cid - iz "ArTIA tO her — a - " age + J in © r \@ ters '" aol : - * oAYy a | re ‘eka ~ > ing b J , A. Pi rr? ‘] ad nad itv eg % ith ~—)* eta : = coo | ew ° “4 ' ana office with Pele baer ba girt Berge Na 5 7 rd Gi 4 an, tr ean } : pa this hemisphere. Any definite atate- i'r id wa ” as »} sen? his ale bs her Mrwu ‘ Lae ~ > - ‘ — P VI i rT) ; etre fig? Ss ’ r rT ry? unicate — me : r Arr yen in “—— eae > a % F . pr ;Ons of im” ment reasserting the Monroe Doc- On croas-ex mar ' Ri theese 1 — Kerensky was a sincere friend o¢ ‘© the Soviet Government praise , Miss Drayton.” she said. “TE ' ss nHrcoN Press. Re snsinich ee a S *SuUi'-tinding wit the 7 s-« AmMminat? on Cook ' . _ . : , ' . ro fit re ‘—~ riP i — “ _— ‘ ; 4 aaa - iniorm i- na -a 4 . - re .* . “4 WN Ww x 4 “4 ’ i 7 ft . : eul ' wal \ . by ed a 3 han about our work . Wis March 6.—Cor . @ -~ : e trine without definition would be he defended himeelf with tke } t Hammar. whe e® presid + of 7 Sees Cae, deciared the wit- ~e im regard to wnat the United though thot 3 and | .. s@Tman-e v = ; ‘luss Josephine Davis, ve Pe B.S . “te | eee Se : . i nite “2 8 vat esident Of nee« - . _ Sa led ‘ i you might rane en} rressman-elect ieto orve rT ) me IS wey : ; difficult of accomplishment. vhen I anw he reached for j the lead compan "4 ot h FF ness, “and would have worked out a ““4tes would ido should the Brest to-her for a few " ~~ ee . ‘ [ eer and rte — uate oy x BITRO PHO: _* ee eee ee ee : : ’ a ; a ™ ‘a ‘a ' ' foi bal ‘ ee ; . . .-* e . ; 2 tn . a ; es 5 tees . LOUIS 4 PT? ¢ : “So ’ { . , - emar tuble a . This tiluetrates to an extent the and eaid he would ninh + ‘on Vv. Hammar nresident anK liberal Socialist program.” Litovsk conference, which was t Miss BR , a ol + eer. were nha g hey = oy * ; iaye a ; in candy and conaces : ° s* : 2 oe | ia eB re : . a : ‘ 7 »” a . = ’ , , 77. r > r . ' , — . . rt nN 2a] as te He, on” lied LPraign ett eo (ore x ie Tye ¢ . ter i . ' r probdiem invoived in the reported re- denied telling Norma he would Ma of the earlier leaders of the taKe piace in a.few days, fail. shail be very glad to say a few ws nm ty Sanborn hars a la —_ ; veren te regan my 5: rrendahe fell oie he soir ration. 2 ae revolution preferred to co-operate , Mies Dravtas si ind : = Pe 3 n, charged with violation of infe, was able ta sleep soundly per _ “*'Dings they have at _— . bs sTn1..0 Die » da tne rPSanigonavre er? —- , ’ : 4 : his di ena teat! Put ot ,” ly oY the ulltzer Publien m asians . ‘ ii ¢! thoee of the provisions in the coven- mony ing Co.. Twelfin aad Olive Streta — mith these men when the} U Anti L : ‘ =6 March °¢ a — = ‘se — “a on « : > ~ } errr ; . ' e " imeqert : , sot : 4 ' : amt which they do not like It is | SN. tins ame into power se Antiseptic Liquid Zemo What 4 > think of See Deu The spe lolation| Medern foods Physiet: : in the Argo 4 ~ — ee am em T A id ‘ ae \ za.) af ‘ ; culations. ; to *. . . ay 4 tha rr ’ as ; . » . : » hea — nag en to enounce someth ing Miillke . - ‘l 4 " z=. > he eaw ear’. — on ; * gaxed : i dick ‘ crt Lerger's rp | 7%: ery ~— -_ sto : i — and a er e* ~asy ough } maire’s Sentence ¢ ommuted MiM! mR OF THE a@¥*OCIaTEe i ; rare: There is on fore as P oe a, “ ms ae a Sh Po si) as “loosely drawn” but m uch nore Pt. the A een: atart Prensa -; Aeen “tat ect fT’. -—a 4 exe od thn .— 4 hea | are ; meet olution that fai! ¢ te stop aching ¢ edy that selcom i r’lies2 es « 4 sta a abie , to . ; * a an : iia . for . a ; et + — ; - ney ; r i 7 ae = ’ ; ary Traub spoke for title ‘oe th ' oud pthg —— one . ort phe 7 aoe” - rat Sita } Menator one ve an ; . : . ie ’ (Ui) jitfieult to put into the proper, CHICAGO, March 6.—John J. Jeli. Beye dispa en evedited to it or mat eee | be ‘alii ists were bound to skin irritation and that ne mo er maa pitied Dora Burton. “But t I all AP a 4 Maif, and at the close, t 1 ; oe . . " " . ; 4 or acam tha re . > . atti 4 7 ote bs . - —— on - menemeeteeneaeumiatneatiaia a tintin rer wil ; ; ’ : ‘ Le . : | r : phraseology a substitute measure ke, millionaire oleomargarine manu nme ee ed , a this eaper. end alas ~~ 1. ali power in Russia be- soft clear and health makes the skin ee ' ‘ - ' ofSce whe Virginia € Yo f.' s Deus © . & Ca, ae > 4"es. tho presided. 7 > . “ . : . , . ° aed n ° erein A , ' : =e ae : bs ‘* « Se - . . Tiape . ai \ nr «2 ee onire 7 ' bs . ’ “3 a if in Hiteheock E.xplains Story. facturer. convicted in 1914 far con. T*OeP ica ion of special ‘tievar -hes » = - nad the masses of the Any druggist ca oad , > ak Toe ; rn a aie . 1 “man Resigns. aa tis ol i Wing vote of confid ) oh Senator Hitch korn aak: ~ | OTe aise reserved * Russ.an peop behind them : nm supply you with at Miag Crayton certainiy ~~ —eeetes Trem ian senemeen a — ) By aa | Traup ia 4 enheoc Nebraska in- apiracy to evade the tax on arti‘ ' 1A EG if al ah ro which general! y has nor She eheeiaé wae Ameite “ L\LEXANDRIA , ‘ : i bh ‘2 It was given ian eijently cleared up today a story cialiy colored oleomargarine ant OO aheinee FF MA ON ‘noeugh “sermana and possi! r- diseases. Eczem itch, ep What Is A 2?” netied! mae i i oes oniicme e Ya.. March 6.—;/ gouty caiies ' the 9 “— | [nm his address, after ‘ : : ‘ : re, ry - ine ‘ , . . P : - — Aec : " ' 7. re . resent ati’ An "tt. ~~ » = . * , ‘. . 3 4 that was going the rounds today con-| later sentenced to two years. has had Per et tar ~“y ear st w oe a ‘'s were for the blackheads, in mer Pompe, rasnes, on ee Be 3, eRe: ‘ a mer ol ho VSFIEN prece we - (racefomnation ane (femarks tn response { “a cerning his conference with Senator hia sentence commuted This ¥ i - my beso deities ne vear gi ww . im r bie biel * Wen! to ZemMo. Frequently, sana ae zi rae , aR, _~ . : Ora re ae - fn: : : . Eighth ‘ aera - ‘ — , " te in weiees ais WRic h had Deen made = meh at — ‘ - em voor ss : ‘ ; 4 . . . emisnes - “ raona meres Moke District srnoounr . pole | . . . oe ; , Knox ae ee ee amendmenta t» the formation wae ade public here ta — : a. : " hy Soetal arder es arene ee, d: Sappear overni ght ferhivn ‘ sualiy ' a is . —_ . avr e% fm ot , 2 i yt —— n ” . ai —_ Bese mee A be! tien Traud covenan , wae asi a al ; 7 , - ey | et ok . ae sin ‘tohance. . ~ . i : ‘ ; A . . eoiBs tt. eo eRer 4 le e Sun ‘. li ias er - od ta Cc >. nprove nent a *s ° f capitol an gourippe bo tt the | day a8 one of the acts of clemency of | a. ici ink iat dine sreyslly ’ tops instantly. Zemo is a Fg anti ae , one hie ¢ wnention Ga: Mane us vane nm plcmnnes Re ur bore were . yeater y that the Nebraska }’ 1 “A FE: arvae is. onute ana @ut . rr ; : ; mantis ‘ » ‘ A ; a nant ~_ ® bran - | - : | President ison before his de reer fe Se. Toate and Suburte neh » Septic bquid, clean, easy to use a a " tek ~~ , =f . AP nhaage Beer > t— yay —_ : They simp ‘ a, tor. — of the Foretgen ; parture for Francs . Aecoor line to the Dmeliy and Sonda Gc ao Month “ ’ 1@ PLUSFiA eon. wit? 3% “ depen iiahble. It costs only 2S.c- an extra : ees | om . ) ; sale 907 ay ‘ > — EP. mone 4 sad “ss — atays what we wanted P 0 ’ he — om / x tn ed caus e's er s0ai GeOGoOrant 1- Peeters BCS J emide He -¢ ' 2 ith the teas Bey a: oa Knox witte tee, had approach word received here Jelike'’a sentence Enteret as feron4’ clase & matter Jute 17 : . YY | : ‘ a US@ large bottle. $1.00. It will nor stain, is . ou 4 . enas - mae a ner age be 1.2 : bicom of ona a 4id it whether &- x ¢ ‘i : » : . ' 7 e ty 4 .% 4 , . ® ’ ee ates \ ; Pell. Ove Goa. Kinloch. Centra: eoon *”” hapnened to be in power Aft 7 , 3 aaa ' ‘ ;, ’ nin . . c ire te it. ~— on , , Fun: Mest. th . fter She E. W. Rowe Co., Cleveland, O pany. Ladi. N. J. tor @ free , ts Pest : any ~ yy ~~ ey cit &. ‘Co. eveland, bn y : {ree acnole.— — . Po : ‘* erties. It «heal! he ceed Oy a Px what ; am trying a raat py ee ae a ~F78u. you would be the : fy, re * = ¢ . i. : On carth. | ’ . . ; pwriad he vo ——" Tee “Weep ee

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH et —_—— —— -_ Commander in Argonne Calls 138th ‘‘Wonderful A Those Boys When They Come Home,” He Says—In City Until Tomorrow. ‘the Thirty-fifth Whatever the conditions were. and piely commana ro | the St. Louis, the condition® were severe at times ———e ‘ emer? Pivision, — a men Suppose, in the midst of battle, they ' © the Missouri and Kansas National Guard | 114 ¢ go without a meal, or to sleep 4 de- > proops, who is the guest of the Cham on the ground, there was not a word mee | ef Commerce today, brought his of complaint from them. You never ne ts Tmence at the Odeon last night to found a yellow streak in what the ‘eter . jus highest display of enthusiasm boys wrote home gehen he said “When they come home, keep You bet your life I am going to them up to the mark they set over TEN be here in St. Louis when your boys there, as brave, generous, devil-may- sme marching home. Even if you care, where the enemy is concerned, DUIS put me in a back seat, I shall rise and noble representatives of our right up on my hind iews and greet country. Don't ask them if thev had oun shat wonderful regiment that took an awful time, and if they suffered “xt Cheppy.” from cold, chills, cooties and rat This utterance was applauded not Of course they did: we a!! did ’ | of only because it brought to the audi- had a rat that was so familiar and must snce, largely made up of relatives of affectionate that I named him Pete eek: men of the 135th Infantry and the after myself. I used to have to kick orn - éth Field Artilier) ihe picture of him away from my feet at night, to ing - their eageriy expected return, but be- show him J rveant business, but he art- rauee it meant that ther commander would be back in the morning, nib- ited . ie willing to leave to the men them- bling away. | ar gives the question, raised by Gov His Care of the Boys. Alien of Kansas and others, whether “Do . 2 : oh eh: itire the best possible care was taken of if thd — ie ais dead: ie ntry their lives in the opening days of the those of vour bo , I had the re- | ' . the Argonne battie Sept * tO (oct y sponsibility Gor the Nives of 30.000 ——~ SD aséressed the Cham- ee Se oe ee oy Coarer her of Commerce at its lunch- ome than their lives were to them. cing | eon at the Pianters Hotel today, and ed r Pgh wnat oo ee wy : cg to will leave tomorrow night for Little = ee henge ans that i a bs. S Oth Rock, Ark., to take command of a: ee t is Camp Pike H address last night 4 x TEAS all) Se afier his arrival here from New oe coe ve ne ph a = York. was arranged by the Chamber * tough time, but you won the wat inte > Gammercs America did win it. We came in at rith The audience wrt iets filed the the right time. but if we hadn't had fia’ lower floor of the Odeon and ovcct- ip Snes pert, Our coming fn ery sied a fringe of the balcony, found would not have turned the tide as ave (er Traub a fluent talker it did AS: gooe mt ine pventre His story of the taking of Cheppy Powers pecegne convinced @f our on. (a the first morning attack. and fighting spirit, they knew what they and ’ by the St. Louis regiment, was tola We™?e UP against After the boches ish - with the utmost action and descrip-| ™®4 been against only two divisions | of tive power The General indicated of our men, in sector warfare, a pa- en- the front of the wide Odeon stage P*T W8S found on a captured boche officer which said, ‘If all the Amer- ican troops have the same fighting spirit, the German cause is !ost as representing the three-mile front om which the Thirty-fifth Division iy. Wi to attack, and he portrayed the ' Loe ldoming \auquois Hilland the Nicht- “And the German cause was iost : - : : 7 : : - 3. : : . > “a ingale Woods, a tangle of German 3° soon as they found ou et we had 2,000,000 men in lrance hat machine fun nests, as if they were , in the Parquet He said he would not made the bottom grop out of the ask the audience to represent the boche empire, when tne: became My Roches. but that the latter could convinced that we were there in suf- eu! get juet as wood a view of him and ficient strength to press home a con- ver his men as the audience could get clusive victory ‘te of t be we on the stage. Praise for the 138th. ras Tells of Taking Cheppy. “So you will get a realization of ins After he had told of the taking of the wonderful work of the your 4. Cheppy, Gen. Traub was interrupted | gsters in Missouri and Kansas and of ty Richard 1. Britton of 6303 Wil- | that wonderful regiment that came — lam place, who sat in the second ¢rom st. Louis—-the regiment that nu nf thy } irquet lie passed to took Cheppy | can't comp iment any TL) T i ¢ : = r : Yr f } Ver rs ? 1 te atked them about it afterward. they ‘errain, ® here fo. r r yea ~ would sav. ‘The Sergeant said the boche had held the French at bay le . ° =, uss ° . _ *h ‘ ae ut r ever’. it, machine cun nest was bothering us, 27d where they had put } iy: 1 Oo we went over and got it That thing known to the art and science of ~ | War a! war to make it impregnable - | Cheered at ond of Talk. Task Put Up to Him. 3 He told the story of Nels Wold of “They had blown craters 50 to 7° the 1° Rr) who crept up to four ma- feet deep across the front. to make a Chine rut Ppoeritions one after an direct assault on the hill absolutelv Sher and killed the gunners, and impossible, except with the loss of War himeelf killed in trying to take ;shousands of lives. But I was direct the fifth ma ne gun He aske! ed to take it Now, don’t get ner % Pidtivee of Wold. but none Was ays: it will come out all right m the audience Wold to whom the One kilometer back was the Bois LOngres na Medal of Honor W&aS ge Rossignol, or Nightingale Woo warded posthumously. lived at Mc- with many machine-gun nests, ani mosh. Ming and was a replace-) with thousands of kilometers of me man.in I Company, 138th In barbed wire. so as to hold men unde: fantry the murderous fire of those machine : The General's account of Woild’® guns and of artillery. There was an sO v is given ao vividly that. when ryiry ense number of strong works iti he | 1 Of the soldier's death, 4 €rOan echelon formation. made so that no EVENING, MARCH 6, 1919. GEN. TRAUB’S STORY OF 35TH DIVISION Commander of 35th in Argonne, Photographed Here Today Unit That Took Cheppy”’ so “you Bet I Will Be Here to Help Welcome . " " . . . sels . . > . . Major-General fete: E. Traui werd of complaint did they make, MAJOR-GENERAL DETER and to go around their the men had that support they The Thirty-fifth E ach batt: 1l1iOon was in lives of his men come home Was ove ready for every man, and he sug- Requirements of Wounded. Lseless Sacrifice. the good Lord Was —_ —— — —— Se - ee ee — es — ee oe ee I have commanded a brigade of the Twenty-sixth Division, the whole Thirty-fifth Division and later the whole Forty-first Division, and when the Thirty-fifth comes marching home sou bet your life I am going to be here in St. Louis, even if I have to take a back seat Wherever Iam put I am going to get up on mv hind legs and greet them At this point the cross awarded to the late Seregt. Britton was handed to the Gereral and he spoke of the capture of Varennes, in which Brit- ton led. The Capture of Varennes. “In Varennes,” he said, “the first American outfit came away with 18 prisoners As I said, it wasn’t ours to take, but those chaps saw their duty and did il One chap got around.in the rear of a boche ma- chine gun, with a grenade in one hand and i revolver in the other, and said ‘Come out, youre my pris- oner,’ and out they came, 18 of them, taken by the one man “Tl wonder if any relative of Nels Wold is here, the chap we gave a Congressional Medal of Honor to The machine gun fire was slithering the grass a fo it from the grou! d. but he crawled in mpd grass, aS thin as possible, and the first thing the boche knew there were two dead boche ma chine gunners, and he had the gun Again he sneaked around, and there were two more dead boche and an- other captured gun He did that four times. and as he went to get the fifth gun they got him, and he fell dead over the gun “There was not a man among them that wouldn't have showr initiative in the same way The, had too darned much initiative. Thes would 20 ava and a Captain would have trouble finding his men, be cause they had so much Initiative they had gone out on their own hook P “25th Had Artillery Support.” Gen. Traub then praised the sptr- it of the people at home, in support- ing the men at the front, and he said he would answet! questions The first question asked was about i il | >. ‘ Brest. and (en. Traub said that Brest ; . ™ e. »* } ; wr! r cial’ was mo Lifisa fi A ' Ju ¥ > bi, .4tals o and that sidewalks were being bul > so that the men need not even get itheir feet mudds “Tell us about artillery support, was the next question. “We had it.’ sald Gen Traub. ‘We were never once out of the support of corps, army and heavy division rtillery The evening of Sept. 26, f had to move guns across a morass, with the boche shelling all the time, und the next morning we didn't have in support, rt j? a had one battalion of them é Mo vou suppose we could have all our 708s taken the strongholds that the enemy had occupied for four years, \au- } ’ > 4 cig. quois Hill and the Bois de Rossig no'!. without artillery support? Peo- ple have a mistaken idea that the artillery is supposed to keep a_bar- rage in front of the infantry all the me That is impossible No amount of ammunition could do it The thing, after the preliminary at k is to locate the enemy's sen- sitive points, his artillery in par ular If we can stop the enemy's irtillervy the biggest danger to our men is removed, and we try to get the enemy's artillery and not to ake more holes in the ground in front of our line. ‘ Artillery Always Ready. “T never called on the artillery for support that it was not given lie urged his hearers not ty be led into thinking that any hostility ex isted between th regular arm oO} ganization and the National Guard I take off my hat to the Nationa! : ; rev lay rryiy rY , shes he ‘,uarc Aas i ae 4 Ais A484 ba Ach ii, aid Gen. Traub concluded by urging that. after the brass band and ice; + eream feature of the soldiers wei- r a tob should be rested that a 10 per cent increase : appr ) privtle, ana n ine witn the t,overn ; c c ° ’ wi ’ ] ed herr « r e oO p , elatives of office Or TI O his ommand. One of vas Thomas m™. Sk inker fatner of ¢ iT Aiexatl de on R P = Ker i ‘ ’ pay Sth ] far vno wa ed be fore { Ty] i l wi} ne *_ oF . }’ ‘ j 4 f if , 7 w“ ae 4wWwargd } ‘ ’ ; ott ’ or 7 ‘ ‘ ers (,)? f iLife v\eé ‘ i iT i ‘ ’ . Ww.R : forn 7, é-? ’ ‘ 4 r) f ’ i? i, = 4 \\ arr) i ‘ hi ‘ ) « par wno w ei ‘ fou r a cy? A rv re +* nd Lieut. George M. Hages been tow " Mh? ‘ a 4 we what } am trying to picture to “We mustn't butt straight ahea ‘ For Colds, Grip = >? * Py ora’ Recipe That Anybody Can Apply and Influenza Take Bromo Quinine Gen. Traub’s Plea for Jobs for Fighters “W HEN the bovs return you will treat them beau- fully, with brass bands and ice cream But how lone iS it going to last? What are you going to do for them, these DOYS that went over to save your country, and did save it? “The people of a church parish in one town wrote to me, tel]- ing me of the preparations they were making to welcome their boys back, and while I am not a preacher, I gave them a sermon im my reply. The text was: ‘Get busy and have good jobs for your boys when they get back.’ And another thing. When we serve abroad we get paid at an increased rate. Uncle Sam, to show his appreciation of the ex- tra difficulties and expenses of foreign service, adds 10 per cent to the regular pa‘ You can show vour appreciation in the same way. Say to them: ‘Boys, here's a 10 per cent increase in your pay for service abroad.’ SAYS CANADIANS WERE SACRIFICED IN BATTLE sir Samuel Hughes Declares Of- ticers Wanted to Advance Themselves. ‘he Ag@or ated Drege TORONTO, March 6 All Canada as been stirred by charges made in the House of Commons by Sir Samue! lilughes, former Minister of Militia. it officers commanding the domir- ‘ns forces in France had needless), rificed the lives of their men to Vance themselves. Aithough his al- iegations were assumed to refer to Sir Arthur Currie, Commander in Thief of the Canadian forces, there apparent a strong inclination in |} many quarters to disagree with him. Soldiers who served overseas already have taken up the cudgels in support Sir Samuel announced he had pro- ‘sted several times to Premier Bor- den “against the waste of Canadian idiers’ lives in unnecessary stunts the battlefield Hie then read a (ter he had sent to Sir Robert pro- testing’ against needless siaughter at Cambrai and stating that he had drawn attention of the Prime Min- ister on previous occasions to the ‘massacres at Lens, Pass hendale, where the only apparent object as to g orify the (;eneral] in com- Calls It Theatrical Display. hie declared that any Genera who would undertake the attack at Cam- ‘al by suburban or etreet fighting ould be courtmartialed The same was true, he said, of the officer who had ordered the storming of Mons urs before the signing of the armistice This he eharacterized as a bit of theatrical display which had cost the lives of many fine Canadian diers who couid Lil he ST): ared some of the newspapers hint that Sir Samuel's (tack was inspired b chagrin at the failure of his sou. en. Carnett Hiughes, to get to France, but all are unanimous ‘tn i their Attacks aoe Board. Sir Sam also made a bitter at ’ on Sir eae Flavelle, head of the Imperial Munitions Board. and ‘sident of the William Davies com- iny. a big Canadian packing con- rn. with branches in some lU'nited Sir Sam declared that the opera ime of the compa’ the I'nited tates should be yked into, and as- se rted that ~~ ’ ln fpr had riade $s: 000.000 a month on contracts for it products for his company by . Qt } rf ‘ ‘ r A } e “lé , ry ‘ hig | rer j ! iOn j iT i i rhe Nea 4 oO ant @¢ Hoon Ooo during wd 4 oe Ww Wir Te : . ed a atego! i er) +} ey \i ‘oar ehargwes assertions that the charges alled for an immediate and thor- ough investigation (sen. Currie was ippointee of Sir Sam's when he vas Minister of Milltia bhe use of Sage and Sulobu c= HAIR TO ANY SHADE Here's an Oldtime re “5, storing faded, gray hair to its natural - olor dates back to grandmother's me. She used it to keep her hair itifully dark, giosev and attraec- Whenever her hair toe on that faded or streaked appearance, s simple mixture was apy | with neer? effect Rut brewicge at home is mussy and - : » e - ; ° « - . ington Bpencer Nn roh mecretary r War. anewering @ gucstion. ga : 7 -* sc fs “U « , ’ ai . e - : — ; mt 4° | : 7 f T o 3 7 in ¢¢ : ; Fae : a Nantes "6 678 more than the J oe. other St. Loule apwepapers combined Should Devclop South American Trade. the Assoclatsc@ ’ ij rem. KNOXVILLE, Tenn., March 6.—~< Champ Clark, Speaker of the last | House of Representatives. in an ad- dress here last night declared it was time for the South to wake up and take possession of the trade with South and Central America. serted that because of nearness, the Southern Btates had better oppor- tunities than other sections of the country for building up of a strong | trade system with South and Cen- tral American nations. To gain American trade, Clark said, the peo- pie of the South must inatitute the teaching of Spanish in the univer- sities and training schools, bull d _adequate ship lines, arrange satis- factory banking facilities and manu.- facture and pack goods in a man- ner to meet the needa of the buyers. He as- the South and Centre! NOT A BITE BREAKFAST UN YOU DRINK WATER ‘ UF IIL Just as coal when it burns leaves behind a certain amount of incom- bustible materia! in the form of ashes, so the food and drink taken day after day leaves in the alimentary canal certain amount of indigestible ma- terial, which if not completely elim inated from the system each day, be eomes food for the millions of bae a whieh infest the bowels. From * masse of left-over waste, toxio» ptomaine like poisons are formed sucked into the bleod. Men and women who can't get 7 y righ? muet he yin to take in- bath». Before eating breakfast h morning drink a giass of real water with a teaspoonful of lime sfone phosphate io it to wash out of bowels the previous day’s ae cumulation of poisons and tozias and to keep the entire alimentary ease! clean, pure and fresh. Those who sre subject te sick headache, colds, biliousness, const: ratreon. Oothere Who wake up with ba e. foul breath, backache, rbheu « at.ffnees, or have a sour, garry stomach afer meals, are urged to a qvarter pound of limestene phosphate from the drug store, an! heg@n practicing internal sasitation. This will cost very little, bat is guf nt to make anyose ao entbusiar the suboiect. mber, ingide bathing is more ortant than outside bathisg, be the skin pores do not absoro rifies iete the bleed, ecsusia# eaith, while the bowel pores Just a8 soap and hot wate: eo% everr*rns ane freshbens the eo bot water aed Limesteue phos. hate act on the stomach, liver, kid- neys and bowels.—ADYV. ~ eee £4 8 — ? ee, ee ed re

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It can be done. amo SQUEEGEE TREAD ‘Tires —the tires with the red sidewalls, —they will take the luxury-cost out of tires; —they willdeliver just exactly the day-after- day service you expect of your car, —they will give miles and miles and miles with the exact certain- ty that makes you feel comfortable and sure, —and they will do all this at low cost per mile. If you want a tire that will make you come back for more, buy one DIAMOND. The Diamond Rubber Co. itne.) Akron, Ohio. at ‘35TH MEN DID NOT LIKE INQUIRY, CAPTAIN DECLARES Oliver W. Spencer of H Com- Men “Don’t Want Folks to Think They Are Sore.” | | i | | ‘and Kansas, ‘came across the edge 6ff ‘TELLS OF RAID BY HIS COMPANY | | Senate’ s Son Went to France| With 138th Regiment as Lieutenant, Was Promoted and Decorated. By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, March 6.—Mis- souri and Kansas Nationa! Guards- men were not pleased when division, the Thirty-fifth, was being, “investigated” by Congress. They didn't want the American people, jand especially the folks of Missouri to get the impression that they, as a division, were sore because of losses and hardships suf- fered in the battle of the Argonne Forest. They were afraid that the congressional! hearings on the charges of Gov. Allen of Kansas might have given the public the wrong idea of the division's spirit. “And that spirit,” said Capt. Oli- ver Spencer of H Company, 138th Infantry, in telling how the men felt when he left them a short time ago, “is wonderful.’”’ Capt. Spencer, the son of Senator and Mrs. Selden P. Spencer of St. Louis, is nominally a patient tn Wal- ter Reed Hospital here, receiving treatment for sinusity—an inflam- mation in the forehead that followed a spell of influenza when he was at Nice on furlough. He is living with his parents, but is required to re- port at the hospital once a day Though his trouble is not regarded at the hospital as serious—and he looks, indeed, a picture of robust health—-he hae no idea when he will be free to retuia to St. Louis. Tells of H Company Raid. Spencer went to France a Lieu- tenant and came back arCaptain with the French War Cross, awarded him for “Remarkable bravery and ability in handling a section,” in a raid in the Vosges Mountains. He told of his experiences in an inter- view today. Graduated from Yale on June 12, 1917, he was commissioned two days later an ofticer in the old Fifth Mis- souri, now the 138th Infantry. It was in the Vosges a little more than a year later when he got his chance at the boche. One company of the \38th was selected on that occasion to make a raid. Imitation German trenches were dug in the rear of the American lines and the men prac- ticed for three or four days. At 5 p. m. on July 6 they were tak- en to the front lines; at 7:30 tne bar- rage started and an hour later they went over. Lieut. William W. Leahy was in command of the raiding par- ty. Lieut. John Mitchell had charge of the “Moppers up” and Lieut. Spencer led a section of 25 men who were detailed to penetrate 600 yards and then ean trenches. Skirmished With Germans. ‘We really didn't have much to said Spencer. ‘““We reached our objective and went a little beyond-—— it was chronic with the American soldier, in his enthusiasm, to do that. One of the sections ran into some stiff opposition, but the Germans in front of my party didn’t show much fight We killed a few with our au- tomatic revolvers, destroyed a lot of do,” material and then started back. “As we were crossing No Man's Land a party of 20 or 30 Germans ll, and we had a little skirmish w them After fooling with them for a while, | threw a smoke grenade, and we went back to our lines. I lost four men killed and two or wounded. “The men were wonderful. Alto- rether, there were 15 killed and wounded out of the whole company. My particular section didn’t get any ~risoners—only two dead men—but the others rounded up 12.” Spencer was in the Vosges with the division till Aug. 1, when he was sent to the Army Line School at | Langres Hie rejoined his regiment on Oct. 1, just after it had come out of the Argonne and such was the ;shortage of officers at that time he was placed in command of the Third Battalion of the 138th. He was then still a First Lieutenant Situation as to Officers. Three of the companies of his bat- tallon were commanded by Second Lieutenants who had just come down from Langres and a fourth company s Second Lieutenant slightly more experienced. A First Lieutenant had harce of the firet bdattalion of the nt and a Captain led the sec- nd battalion. Spencer was commanding officer of ‘he third battalion when it moved to he Somme—Dieue sector—where, on et. 30, he was made Captain. On he-return of a supertor officer to the battation he was made regimental yperations officer and was acting in revin that capacity when the division marched to take part In a drive that was halted by the strening of the irmletice Though cited for bravery in July Spencer did not recetve his medal un- } | they | ‘read in Paris newspapers that their | work back to the Amerl-, j | } ' three | til after he had gone to a hospital at Vie hy in ua) January. one im thre “Ie was eurprised mese hall just before : pany, in Washington, Says about 30 to the company. |ers are replacements, filling the caps) ——e ee ee dinner, when Col. Layton of the first division called him forward, made a speech, and pinned the medal his blouse. Missed Battic of Argonne. Much to his disgust, invalided hoine. “Look at me, nes ay I look like an invalid? I reat regrets. One is that : dee phew into the Argonne figh' and the other that I could not stay id manly and come back with the eae Sitinds Spencer left a “straw vote” showed that of the men who went across in the 138th Infantry, ihere are left an average of only The oth- caused by sickness, battle casual- ties, transfer and the return home of some of the men. “The 138th is and always will be the St. Louis Regiment,” said Capt Spencer. “Our great hope is that it will be brought to St. Louis intact far demobilization. Col. Harry How- land, who was shot in the left hand at Cheppy, is eager to come right through to St. ment. He is devoted to it.” Vanch at Kresge's. You will like it. Eat Your Specials every day. —Adv. Trading vena. A ~eeepeen Special to the Poet-Di JEFFERSON CITY, "‘Me.. March 6. —The Senate Ways and Means Com- mittee has set Wednesday afternoon of next week for a public hearing on the bill proposing a tax of 5 per cent on the gross receipts of al! firms giving trading stamps. bill was one of the islature. on | Spencer was ‘* he | _Ilospital No. Louis with the regi-| This | most bitterly | fought in the last session of the Leg- | “America of your countrymen world. | more solemn obligations, SOLDIERS’ WOUNDS NOBLEST BADGE OF HONOR, 8 SAYS si son Will Not Forget,” Writes for Debarkation ae” tal Magazine. NEW YORK, March 6.—President Wilson, in a statement published in yesterday's issue of Right About, the official publication of Debarkatior 3 of this city, declared forget the soldiers, that America would not sacrifices that American KROGER’S. wounded in France, had made, and | that their wounds badges of honor any man has ever worn.” The statement was sent to the magazine just after the President delivered his opera house ad-| |} dress. had “T could tell you,” he wrote, “what the sacrifices you have made have meant to the world. I could tell you what history for all time to come wil | say of vou-and the sufferings you have experienced on your great cru- sade. will tell you. ‘wounds you bear are the genet |badges of honor any man has ev /worn; preme place in the minds and hearts and of all the I prefer to assure you that she has no no more patriotic duty, than to express in practical terms the gratitude that ev- ery American, man, woman and child, feels for every one of you. “America will not forget.” _America realizes Ibsen's Friday Bargain. Chocolate Divinity, Sunshine Maple Cups. 35c¢ Ilb.—Adv. Milk K isses, OF THIS MEMORABLE SALE The Remainder of Our Entire Stock of STEIN-BLOCH | and FASHION PARK Suits Overcoats (Nothing Ulsters withheld) AT THESE FINAL DISPOSAL PRICES: $40 ee Cut to ...... $29 eee 3. Go 55 S655 25 $25 orn Overcoats ... Cut to ......$16.50 $22.50 Overcoats ... $45 o£ eee . $35 Overcoats $69 (at to ices BOD Boys’ Suits, Sabwes. Gi 662th te case “Cy as ee or ee $12.45 School Overcoats, sizes 10 to 18 years, values ee a a wk ae $16.45 Juvenile Overcoats, sizes 2¥_ to 9 years, values of PEDO, GE Be easitobesecdvesecovose oseee eS 9.45 Wash Suits, sizes 2‘ to & years, vaines of $3, for.$ 1.95 Pure Woolen Mixtures, $15 and $16.50 $40 3=— «$45 $50 $75 $80 $100 $60 $65 S80 $45 350 $34 $38.25 $: $42.50 560 $65 $70 $s “$51 $95.25 $59.50 $30 $40 $30 $60 $27 $50 $95 Cerner’ QUALITY CORNER On Locust Street at Sixth eriner But these things other men | “I prefer to remind you that the that they exalt you to a SvU-| that | Te OF IS 88 BOE, Ae » “are the noblest | i ' | Y _* ' “ Maple 7” Cane Syrup atatnnac ime 3 19¢ a cyeces ae or Mam- ; Mam- | 3p — =) Pure Maple Syrup er a — 43¢ EAGLE MILK “20c sucKw WHEAT. Cpe per 3¢ ia Femina. per can CALIF. APRICOTS «evict a ~_ . wid Ocean; PINEAPPL E tics Se poe 34c 3" 25c 14c bi Mola No 2% cans NO. 2% cans.. No. 2 cans. i tallcans nangmengy Leet for cook- NO, 2% Gold Label, for table VT; Str. pe: fer Rabbit olasses ing 1% cans.. Tc cans. 22¢ use: No. }% cans. * 14¢ can No. 3% cane EGGS ‘reth, pang oom — Patent, the best flour. Pure. whole- Pp very one ieakeds some, palatable Ts ‘candied C per doz., —you will clean and guar- sk. like this ey anteed, ' 4" n. -LB. better— white. ner doz. o° 43 5 Cary i. oer lh Per SNOW BOY nke.. Country Clu LOU F H reseed rr Palm- So A Per Old Dutch Cleanser Per 8c | Matches **s'*. olive cake. HINOLA *'<*. 7c¢| TOILET PAP Ci.ften, crepe, AR SR RR SS SP errr ert or SPT ST en er en er nr roe - — — _ oo -- £ te To eve doll anda Housewives should attend makes of Line There are fices, stores, ments. “Majestic, nickel-trim with bristl Wall Pa “Climax,” look lke Carpet H., for rugs, drap Electric a @ =. e. can q = — Cai 7 W ashtu size, mad iron, Broom laundry wu Wool L Lamb's »¢ washed— | short hand Fea aL. - a — - ~~ _ ~

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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATL | Ee _ T HURSDAY EVENING, a MARCH 6, 1919 ————_ ——— --— = - — | i - al a Daal Dod a Rl -se) -s) STORE HOURS: 9:00 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. STIX. BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER ' tin on of ae Oe OF Be oe oe _ M ~~, - lt tad -” —° = ct all Call Call baal tall tat ta) a le Ad O.N. T. Crochel Collon, 7¢ Clark’s O. N. T. Crochet Cotton, standard mer- cerized quality, in white and ecru—all sumbers. While s00 boxes last (limit one .'ozen balls to c, or at 7¢ a ball. buyer), at 7 balls 20 (Square 10—Main Floor.) Women's Silk Gloves, $1.25 Heavy Milanese Silk Gioves, with double finger fips, slip-over Style, with strap wrist, two-tone em- broidered backs, witl: gusset in cuff. Black, white and gray. All sizes. (Main Floor.) A ame i At — ee — ae — a — . - &-— The Sale of Corsets. Here are three of the special offers that are making this Corset Sale an important event in value-giving: - An Announcemer of Inleresl lo Those Who Are Looking for Bargains tin Wool Remnants A splendid assortment of Woo! Remnants secured from a large textile manufacturer, priced-in a very special way tomorrow at 7oc to $1.50 Yard Inciuded in the lot are many of the season’s most desir- able materials for coats, capes, suits and skirts. Also plenty of such staple fabrics as French Serges, Storm Serges, Pop lins, Epingles, Shepherd Checks, etc. The price for each length represents a decided saving. (Second Floor.) Sample Corsets, $2.95 Back and front lace Corsets of plain and fancy materials, in white and pink and in low and medium,bust models. Sizes 19 to 3& but not in each model. Sample Corsets, $2.25 Choice of several standard makes in both front and back lace models, in plain and fancy materials; guaranteed boning, strong supporters. Models for all figures. Sizes 19 to 30. ie | eee —— wv hor" American Lady Corsets, $1.85 Large variety of styles in plain or fancy materials. Top- less, low and medium bust models for all figures. White or tlesh color materials; front and back lace. Sizes 19 to 30. Women’s Knit Underwear (Second “Fluo Included in this sale is a small lot of Glove Silk Underwear The pieces have become soiled and mussed from handling and display, and are offered at special reductions. It will be impossible for us to accept any of these pieces for exchange. SSE a : ; “ —— + = ~ ~ . - . _ -_ ~ Announcing The First Spring Showing of EVE PUrmors FROCKS f less style, ankle length. " In the Girls’ Store : at / S° many mothers insist on Elsie Dinsmore Frocks for their daughters, and daughters insist on them, because they love the styles and the materials "—go0 that this first showing of the new Spring styles will center interest on the Girls’ Store. The materials are finest tub ginghams and cham- brays, in solid colors, plaids or stripes. They are trimmed in dozens of effective ways. and they are all well-made Frocks—a point that mothers will ap- preciate. Sizes from 6 to 14 years. - Prices $2.98, $3.98 and $4.95 To every little girl visiting the Girls’ Store, we will give an Elsie Dinsmore doll and a set of dresses—these are of cardboard, ready to cut out. ~~ - ro he o ™ “Ami-F h” Li | Sal mi-Frenc ingerie on Sale HE special selling of Lingerie includes a group of “Ami-French” pieces that were x! purchased at a lower price than usual, and are offered at a decided saving in this sale. ~ ~ Women’s Cotton Union Suits—An odd lot of feeced and medium- weight suits that have become soiled. Special, 69c sult —_ a) -) — _ T ~ a “Ami-French” Lingerie is of good quality nainsook, machine embroidered with Howers and sprays. It imitates French Lingerie, the name itself suggests how well in asking “Am I French?” Business women who send their underthings to the laun; iry appreciate its wearing qualities—there is no lace to tear easily, and yet eath piece is sheer and daintily trimmed: The Envelope Suits eome in stepgin or open styles and the Petticoats have double panels. “? Heavy. Fleece Union Suits—In high neck, long sleeves, or sleeve- Soiled—regular and extra sizes. Specia! $1.00 Light-Weight Union Sums—High neck, long sleeves, ankle length Small sizes. Three suits &sc, or, a suit, 29% ela (lc > Small Lot of Children's Part-Wool Union Suits—In natural color. Prices are very special in this sale. Broken sizes. Special, 69¢ Corset Covers, $1.00 to $1.50. Envelope Suits, $1.50 to $1.98. . Nightgowns, $1.98. . Pants—Made in an assort- Petticoats, $1.98. — Clearing price, 59¢ garment “ecw: (Main F' loo: Women’s Medium-Weight Shirts or ment of stvles—regular and extra sizes —— In the Downstairs Store ee : - - _— > = — oe ae ee “— > -« = oe ae on Se Be Be Se Ae A A - ae ae ~ ' . se = . . ~ » & Slo! ~eoh eo i hehe ™s, rhird bk loop A Special Sale Friday of -High-Grade Linoleum Cork Linoleum at $1.29 a Square Yard Wild's hand-blocked printec Cork Linoleum, 2 yards wide, in many beautiful designs that are suitable for bathrooms and kitch- ens . = - - _ — - - ~ _ « -—o ut AVL stripes at Iroc Remnants of Muslins— Bleac hed. im the 36 in. width. r2*2c yard Variety of designs apap aaa ahh eb bbb bbb bbb e bbb bb bbb db bb AAAAASAADADDDAAAALEL ED eh aah a ahaha nbbanannnbannannnneneee eee eee aaah baad ppb aadhanaannnbandbbanann ant THE woman who has been looking for a Rea) afford to miss this event, for it offers new, and crisp Waists that have just been taken from their wrappings. The variety of styles is really wonderful, for you can choose from the ever-desir- able Tailored Waist to the daintily trimmed dressy style These Watists are made only of the best washable materials, including voile, dimity, organdie, crossbar batiste and silk-striped madras The trimmings are so diversifhed it is impossible to describe them here, but you will find some trimmed with Filet lace, hand embroidered, collars and cuffs of contrasting insertions, fine tucks, pockets, jabots, Mexican drawnwork and many other new clever ideas that are copies of high-class models. There are high neck styles, Lingerie Waists On Sale Friday at Remarkably Low Prices—Divided Into Two Great Groups Waist Bargain cannot well almost unlimited selection of Choice (‘ieownstairs Store Stx illustrated while others come in the round, square and V-shape All sizes trom 36 to 44 are represented in*this wonderful collection of Waists. lengths for 98c Special Sale of Serges 26-inch half-wool French Serges—in col ors and black, at 26-inch all-woo!l Storm Serges—in colors and black, at 40-inch all-woo! French Serges—in colors and black, at 44-inch aill-wool French Serges—in colors and black, at <4-inch alkwool French Serges—in the new Spring colors, at Important Sale of Silk lriday, tn the Downstairs Store These low prices are possible because. All-Silk Foulards— ot special prime concessions secured Come in all the new Spring desigps on from the makérs. different colored grounds, all-silk quality and a very stylish fabric, Novelty Silks full 36 inches wide. Priced S/ 39 aan at, a yard, 7 Come in stylish plaids and striped Satins p and Taffetas, in beautiful color combina ongees tions. Excellent qualitieg, The popular semi-rough weave Silk Pon- and all are 36 inches wide $/ / Q gees—in a complete assortment At, a yard, . of newest Spring shades, 32 in 69c ‘ wide. Very specia! ct, a yard, Silk-and-Lisle Shirtings— Silk-and-Lisle Poplins These beautiful Silk-and-Lisle Shirtings Beautiful. justrous, three-ply quality, in and Waistings come in new Spring effects, gplendid assortment of Spring colorings, and the colorings are all of the also black and ivory. 36 dependable kind—32 inches wide 59c inches wide At. $/ 00 Special at, yard, a yard . ° Black Messalines— Silk-and-Lisle Crepes— er) finish rich Black Messalines in a A complete assortment of light and Gask Duperier geen hg roe shades to select from in this de@irable quality that wii give Satisiactory service, a fabric Pull 6 inches . hy id d very opring avd ‘ adie er ogy Rab wn an ] 25 wide. and for tomorrow we price 59c er ‘ : am ot « ved, es . Black Taffetas Silk Remnants— These are all splendid quality Biack Taf Plain arid Fancy Silks, in fetas—they have a rich chiffon finish, which dresses, waists, etc. 36 and 40 is so much desired—ali are inches wide—all grouped into 35 inches wide, 2:3 te $/ 9 ne lot and priced, a yard, price very unusual, at, yard, : 49¢ @ yard ofc a yard S:.235 a yard $:7¢ 4 yard $2.19 4 yard = - - | ~ — = ~ -~ - ~ . ~ Ce Ai Me | — wet met et et ae? ee rer. Se ee ee a oe oe oe ee - an 8 oe 8 ee bt bet 8 8 le ht Balt Cat tal teal eel ee . ~ ve a . oo - ~ co - - con » a - _ ~ ~ ~ - i — ~ — _ ~ - ~~ ~< + _ ~ ~ - “ ~ ~

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ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENIN TARCH. 6. 1979. ——— . aE - — — —- oo SS —— ee _—_-_-— 18,900,000 Influenza Cases in Japan. Home Department ae HILARY A HERBERT, FORMER "BORIO, Peb. 10 —Trere were This means that roe > | Agee gant SECRETARY OF THE NAVY DIES f the noDpt rr0On ladZ ee si $990,000 cases of influenza in Ja- - , sige ioe months 80 per cent ae ee ’ mtn October, November and De- o¢-a!] deaths were from influenza- gyoegmps at Tampa, Fia., at Age of f ber. according to the report ef pneumon! §85—In Cabinet in Cleveland's second Term. , : By the Aspor.a' ( Pres, p2 SPECIAL OP | ICAL SALE TAMPA, Fia.. Mareh 6.—Hilary A . e Herbert. Se retary of the N ivy 4 sr- ' FIR PF sl ee ee : rae. ee ae aE SR aE Ee . P ing Grover Cleveland's second term, ' . died here today he age of 8° oe ip eee oie cs | a + A native of Laurens, S. C., Herbert eee nly Two More Days of Our | when 13 years old, and mace his ‘ . ; . k home there until he moved to Wa Narrowmindedness Insists 99 E ington to practice law, in 1897 ri , . was elected to the Fifty-fifth That Anglo-American Pol- 66 the Fifty-second Canigresa, when icy Toward Germany Is | was appointed to the Cabine f “ President Cleveland's second for Trade Gain. guration. in 1893 . ® PRUSSIAN LABOR $ Majestic Emerson Bote fa JSEWING MACHINE __. Player-Piano Phonograph Silesian Mines Worthless Be- | TeREE Rolls Records With ao pa wy SE C an Cc ore cause Czechs Refuse to Perfect « as-note. We always have the - . * ai a nite all the ~~ m new ones frst, cach, Work and Their Example S Y Vi chin time, each, 916-518 Washington Avenue CW Ing Vid eS Is Spreading. : 3s Oc “fhe Store With the Green Front’ ea | : With Big, Popular-Priced 3 for $1.00 By DR. ¥. J. DILLON. Friday and Saturday are the c ’ \ Special Correspondent of the Post- r alain , “a — * - | pla noon “ . : . ST ee ee ee ee exceed the previous ones aoa Pink and white beau- || el "6: eg | - Pad Ss, a 0 itch ‘Olaryv Spool pin, and ‘A y! etkwtly — mes ee 1 o- Ge Toe, } . fee ' ' ' ments that hav a made ** The a ; a. vw? : 16. — i ow i EY 350e b . mae \, oh. a — e ' r TS roe Nen He lin these ane 3 W e fe It ve ry c onfit lent that the people of Sf. Louis ; me ' 4 7 oe (detec | Lee or Ne ny ax 7 pags oa ? that are at all interested in Sewing Machines would a : 50c } egard e" | respond to this offer, evervone did, we . ; — Ven’s Hose re h know is well sqgtistied. 2. rt 4 9 Deere fh ee . = , % g r) , tOR o : . Z Sanh Ladies | bread silk R b “ . ' b ind | or Alile an ag. y : " ‘ * sae Bloomers 4 - o10rs sh zn , , ' a e e er We do not know of a Sew ibigy Machine on the mar- ‘ ; ; } fin >. . ‘ . ‘i ‘ lv gat t} t rif] r ; iryrTcAa Vy: ‘vag’ ‘1 k and uJ e + a ; I ment : @sftion I f nal Vi rl \ ¢ ry t fy; a I B® Mbeit and shirred clastic | | 50c ) ee oe eae 2 Friday and Saturday Are the and dial callie we nearsted the eiaiaeen eee Me Sknee witl tet on bow i! EE £ : a anit at Is Woy V acceptler Udit ciusive se@liing ‘ er zea 25. ° ' 'f i 1é ead- Last Days Of This Offer. rioht for St Louis / nie - i% everv wavy CS ee \ z , ; ° : sue 2, A | tick , =Oc | | i , : an “wen : r | equal to Vandervoort Standard of quatity, otherwise | 44 : iP H pee . at the 1 f Amer Demonstration m the Base- they would find no room here. tha 2 ee » : -- i i f ; By ‘ ‘ } " . - ee 4 Pi B } s3i | “iy vey agg lent Salesroom, beeause there } | i rassieres ) ribbed poods im the G 8 O: : ‘ome i rr t us de “ — ¢ . fitting; prettils } | t , 1 States has propounde is not sufficient room in our ape tp aes cote et us demonstrate these-~ Fe SEE: clare se te ||, Etcrvthing that ig new and Springtike; nothing in| ca; segervevere of Germany sh egular department to care for ‘™achines to you. There are several designs and va- | Gaim $ $51. ~ this «Leopartment over $4.95. i} Ait biat | t ‘ ad } : rious finishes OT’wood To enoose from to match your fica 50 ) We specialize on Ladies’ Trimmed Hats at | ~ a eal ne large number interested. furnishings. i : Cc ‘| "4 , " =" “ts a 4) bes it | $2.48 to $4.98 | eee —— . Be) 3 me ° . ‘ae . | Ladies’ ‘ , ~ thes | fo af Ladies’ | - . : a _ — ees eG. / —. py i} | 89c to $2.98 | a tof : Have You Tried A Sale of 1500 Pairs of EB. r R +e i oe # | Flowers & Fancies | grounded fears that a S V anderv oort’s © 1c 1ous of ee? y, | x bo —_ ress h | lt vou e no ua are overlooking mt y ye | Hat Lining m , we Siow ¢ * a 7 al opportunity to have good Cot reat an ‘To k | 10c, 15¢ & 25c Se fee tedeed in voter hoiee,. \ \ i 7 | . ‘ Bolshevis which is physica did Coffee is pr » pond '39¢ | at Pr. j | cee ba Y a sqeteeconsctigiey — Rese weal om yr 3 pradurt for $1.15 > | / mime: i "LIrimie re : i mora! . ——— : i | 50c to $2. 98 he Mgmt eying be fleet s * Y . ,) | i) : , re Oden On ment of ex ! | “e (The regular qual. | { You can save money buying your Mil- ang test 4 acm, ci a pound : . r ) hai linery here. a a ee | | | ily would sell al SOc | | os : ed . h a 7 eee our Saneneen (ii eee, seen ae a patr; these are | tngiccs . J, » our Seventh Floor Tea ° . | , . : ges Pr ae ees aL it fe: a slightly trreqular tn | | Bungalow Children’s ne delega vaclcndidtt neobared fhoahuet the w fe Mog | ; : “ sp liv prepared d Kk, noiseless service e Weave, | ‘ i TLS mn | Ss h , Aprons Dresses ‘Ss be iw Plate | neheon vw i ry i i iit n 1 4 ‘ | 3 "7 re we ‘a , , ' a os é‘ ~aeeve i iS sf Pl In additio 9 4 j . ‘ie 3 x | ar _* we ‘nia Sak le = ° 4 “ 2 , | = : \ ay fi nd in St. A splendid OP , ‘ : 50¢ oes ae * Kear, on 4 , 4 ' Raed na «a ae. Ie aad prassi iv a . T hy t‘'s¢? Hose represent il spe {* 1] Pes \We SP- ' L& " “Oe. 1's0o sever 2 a . eas es me iL : 4 | it B@e. 50c ai 4 ‘® a5: ured [roma we ll-known mah LCLUTrer. : I T1Da.900.66 War time Moreover, Position is more grave tain than the average traneg sare relerene Wiil avail to enemics because wages, kindred probier Without due Problems elaewhere @ C'lences may be the British equa! footing with prec ica and lapan products ‘yy Beouth \merics n More He Re ; hecnriaied Peal PATI Mareh 6. re ft niswaionse WwW formed The OT) eo t tross from cea tliowed Rroatl R - ii- " the week € Potere — the sn Thier 4 m the coreg | overs The Se al | 2 ye mister & ' e represses : on Ga‘ ‘ have 14 repre ndusetries are ~ ED UP yveurs ta *aATCU “HELP” W

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~~ ee —— I ee ee ee — OO _ —— _ i ee ee eee ee Fe ee, ee ee OE wo hee Beret cr wren ON AE OE WPT “. Perea ws a fi ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1919. = EE — ee ee eee -_—--—- _— ———_— — — - _ -_— _ - - ~- - ei at _— NS - -— eee ee ones Soe ENTH IN ACTION OF 5]. LOUISAN REPORTED Private Uitto \v al! OT \\V A> Kille d Noy. 5, Brother Is Notified. his ~—enr ee Private Otto Walter, 26 years old, of 714A Sher andoah venue. was nilied in action Nov. %® according io efficia) notice r ived by his broth- er, Harry Walter, from the War ID partment It as not known at ti.- gshenandeah avenue address who 1? i ‘~ 1%" iiley VW 228 at- commana tached to Walter for the Hickory sireet bret | Shoe Co ue emploved at ch of the In- merivy W ternationa Hjied of discase——-Ce Robert C. Pride 23 South «enty-second greet; David Overman. 9°26 Map place ; . “Nounded slightlh ipiward Fr. Sanders, S018 Bell avenue; Guy A Sondies, 1711 Main street. Alton. Returned to duty (previously re- ported missing in action)-—Georg? “w Pruce, Brown strect, Upper Al- ton. Men Vrom Missouri and Illinois in Beday's Casualty List. » the Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 6.—Today'a efficial casualty Ust includes the fol- lowing names from Missouri and Il- linols, outside of St. Louis and Chi- cago and adjoining places. Missouri. Died of disease—William W. James, Richland. Wounded, degree undetermined— Chauffeur Elmer Shafer, Kansas City; Edwin Lineke, Chamois; Cecil Puckett. Kansas City; Will Whita- ker, Caruthersville. Wounded slightly—-Frank Niko- dim. Montevallo: Clarence Philgreen, Kansas City; Aibert Bowman, Brim- | ene) Illinois. Killed in action (‘previously re- ported missing)-—Bugier Everett Thomas, Paris. Died of wounds—Edward Perkins, Quincy: Charley Townsend, Middle- ton: Raymond S. Kelley, Opdyk>o (previously reported missing in ac tion) Died ‘previousivy reported miss- ing in action)——David A. Buck, Cher- ry Valley. Died of disease—Corp. Osmund Kirech, Red Buc Wounded, degree undetermined Lieut. Ualton Nichols. Greenfield; Corn. Ohlis Allen. Belvidere: Corp Jehn A. Riley. Lenore: Peter Alli- Arthur Callan, Au- Nolte Quincey; Law- Lawrenceville. lv--—Corp. Charles thervill: rora: Clarence rence Litherland, Wounded slight son, Ni MeGee, Champaign; Corp Oscar Nelson. Prockford: Louis JDixor Biggs Ben Hill, Equality; Rich- ert Woods JIr Harvard Returned to duty (previously re- ported missing in action )—Walter Wiegand, Red Bud Ar Beey Bee ‘andy Sheps r ee doy? 7 ‘ hares ter “hocolat ST T da ; ) ’ ‘) Dp . a Cc FRENCH ATTITUDE ON BLOCKADE MAY ENGULF EUROPE _ a entinuecd rom (Preceding Page?) vat ed deliberate I or unwittingly, no eZu tions of the nNeace ‘ infere eTice Wii) avail to displace them The Teutons deserve th® extreme rigor of ustice without generosity. but the cvilized worid must not imitate Samson destre: elf in order 19 punish their eon and that Is whet the demands now being meade Would effect if complied with breech Papers’ Demand-. The Vrench papers cal! for the rentecation of all German aircraft, Troibition to construct pro- hibition of Gs ecientists to ap- ry chemical warlik: purposes and establishment of per- manent allied contro! in German lab- oretories The Matin writes “We will insist on rendering our ehemies incapable of entertaining thought« of re enge.”’ if Central and KBastern Europe be transformed into hotbeds of an- archism among the eo intense emtes, more, rman discoveries to the repercussion “ctorious peoples will be that neither civil nor political, na “onal nor international! or be worth 12 months pure reagy the cost of the new political Ry ele rny ie being felt as a heavier bu Cen he +) J Britieh neople Ww illo Stead of ali the aboli: Must pay for a more than German: Viation from taxation Db‘ ion of millitary conacription pow erful eormy maintained five vear *£0. while the cenera! daily expend ture is only $5.000.0600 leas than in Var time Woreove: the industria! Porition Mm more grave in ¢(.reat rir tain than the a erage ian inagine beca use Wages. transport and othe ke i'm probienvs are being invisaxze.. Without due relerence to the @a" Problems elsewhere and the conse CVEnCes may be the inabilit: of the Pr lx by ) f | pe ge? ’ Qua forting “with produc’ of Amer ica a houth Smerican Powers Tail to Get More Heprescntation I ; ; vy ’ oh ; ) ~ a ' laie on : , r ' : —? bey : " Ae re } ey } ’ fi, 7 : c" ' ; ss wi are about ' f : The tf owe etm * theee from Bout’ Arne’ ‘1% ed rT 7 demanding ™ o *@ ’ f y is F . witite the cont rs tiie r+ mr esas dableachod PRING fabries, such as Poiret may be ribbons or flowers, feath- yutenienn Wise, Peorcecncd, ag 5e : ; ; | ers or fruit, beads or braid—all are en- tm. heavy weight. Friday, ‘T will, Silvertones, serges, (jab- dorsed for use on the new Spring hats. : ; Sec “loor—N ‘ ies tae ardines and Poplins, are used so weraees 3k Re eppeateatie (Downstairs—Nugents.) very smartly that the plain tailored model achieves wide popularity. Other stvles show exclusive treat- ment of the jaunty box coat and the se 22c Muslin, 15c Yard y- ARD-WIDE bleached, limit of 20 vards to onc person, Fridar, Samples—tTrifle Soiled—Also Mended Kid Gloves yard, Loc. : i semi-fitted belted models, all with SEVERAL thousand pairs of women’s two-clasp light-weight (Downstea rt— -uger £ o . . ¢ ‘| +" —_~ a 1 } | ‘ tiled we * arse _ le ; j - alacales d Gloves. Some are slightiy solled. Some are samples. . the slim. straight sthouette, closely an ! ns abvatsndl ta: telaieueet ale Gee — om ine fe the lanukios Others were strained in trying on, but as the aon Wade 0c Pillow Tubing, 33C Wrappiie al ' . 7 ene result of eclever work on the part of the : dl REACHED Pillow Tubing, Racy Bard per age = 2 gy oe “go ‘menders’’ are now 1n good, serviceable con- "| " ° : ree , ™. s = : 5 a » a. od - 4 oone " ay omega Ne at individual large ones, and dition. Plenty of white in the lot. Some sizes C ine ish. riday, vard, . = , ve : ¢ , Os Vueente silk braid find 93 preference. in blacks and colors. (Downstalrs—\ugents.) (Second Floor—Nugents.) (Main Floor—Nugents ) 30¢ Cambric, 25¢ Yard ps , ; Remnants $3.75 to — | (CF 25 French and sipneante ¢ of Silk Remnants at Extreme Savings $5.25 Dress Goods Mruit of ¢! oom Cambric, o6 m erge - lengths have accumulated from our great silk sale to 4 yard lengths. chiffons, ltaffetas, inches wide A * It : VARKAB LJ: jeqtion of short the — he pieces consisting of 2 $3.29 va. by to five 0 yards of fine all-wool Dress inches wide. past lew (. ‘hoese ie Oly Cre pe de c lines De c re pe vard lengths, just wor ’ Y grant W bog rk, all: wool Berge, it meteors, salins, messalines, silk poplins, charmeuse, tub $2.25 Longcloth, $1.69 fr a ee ae silks, elc.; splendid for skérts, waists or coat linings. Goods, consisting of Freneh and inish, good weight, specially de- Storm Serge Tricotine im a good > Oe ’ h } ’ . ‘ sirable fae ehilidren’s schoo! wear colors. range of _*>* ’ } | ’ x 1¢ T= ‘-YARD boits of Long inches wiae The price is stamped on each piece and in every instance represents a great saving. cloth, a 4 Ve u ? vo000 vtigre. ine] line a. . | P : ’ ‘ —” oe . ° » se af : Diack, ‘ P or ‘1 ents.) made of fine bleached cotton. (Main Floor—Nugents.) Rises — (Main Floor-—-Nuge Mridar. bolt. $1.65. . ‘Main F100 Nugente.) : 2 50c White Nainsook, 38c Yard wf — WIDi. Nainsook, mz le of te cotton, fri- Men’ s Winter Sweaters, $3.00 Made to Sell for $7.50 and $10.00 ARM Coat Sweaters with big shaw] collars or V neck stvle. Women’s Silk Hosiery ric 55 Seconds of Up to $1.25 Qualities Women Should Buy This Hosiery tn Lols EEE K eo°*ton and ! ale the a d, $65.00 Rugs. $59.50 eT Ww , : = , lud ‘ “ att s ret _— ra nfor ft) W | — ie : A a ae | ts Me OlL¢ mn ene ¢ ue , coat* f gipetis e ours PLee! ' “ 7 Sev Pp regular ana extra *®.°¢s. C : Ss ~ _ as re . thay mie me velwe aenegle rails. very strong and con Millttary Bootes in brown. gray or . : ’ , . — ey =er " ar ; . ’ rie arr ' ; ne . ‘ ne _ ~ , . a ; oars ack Kia manhoga , tan or gun ' ‘ourt . . _ . a neg’ / ™ ei 7 . ey ~* se helt ed oTt an . meta! witli a oF cloth topes ‘ a 4 ‘ . , , f ‘ > = the et ae . . 2s. ; PrP eur ; : : - ; 4 ro rtb ; OT \ igerts# Union Suits, 79c atid | fe: ne 4 y Made to Sell for $1 and $1.20 Aide akin edbten, tight.ot v ¥ SA F HOUSEWARES Offers the WEEK S BEST SAVINGS P wide Knee, « losed ats le, finished PRIDAY I ers aa ith wie 1} edg . Regula’ ait, 4 xtra ee 7) Tv mal te Oe a si. the Soap: ‘ an Ai > Dish- Goines Be Tetlet p. - aw a 1 No. § we edared enue : p-ex oe ding ‘ _ ae a far querts, hea if heavs bread & : F heavy > (“entur .% - (‘edar. , . ' ith calidad " hoe grat ‘. a@ilurr quality fleur 50c Shirting Madras, of) Beno preo! . are ont nd jus nce; © | handics | tight ae) (Of A variene s ’ r ‘ rw . : ' oa Md y af a -— 4 . . ; we sords fe vernon. 35¢ Yard rhete | prow : 3 | ~ ‘ ane, | very om ent | seconds, | price m1 co THIRTY TWO to 36 inches mandies:; | erica. mh , pr ~~ 7 54c ] 25 25¢ $4 95 ce and wanted stripes. $ 55c 1$7.50 | $8.85 | 18 | 59c¢ | 72e | 23e c ar and wanted 33c 13 1. 18 (. : P in am, tne newer (Toownetairs- a ww tie | | 91-85 NS A A A eee Nugents.) ZS al eS & BRO. D.G.CO., Broadway, Washington Av_and St. Charles St. Now Comes a Host of Truly Extraordinary “Wanted Merchandise Offerings” Sages Marvelous Victory Sales Friday! 75c Envelope Chemise, 59c DD lot, lace trimmed, soiled. (Fourth 32-In. Tub Silks, $1.29 | EW satin stripe Tub Silks, heavy lovely quality, fif teen stvies and to lect from. 32 inehes wide. slight! _ Floor—Nugentgs. ) eolors (Main Floor —Nugentes.) , ial wo $2.00 Black Satin Messa.- lines, $1.68 YARD WIDE, trous finish. firmly woven, lus black Satin Mes saliines., (Main F] oor Nugentea. ) | $2 Wash Satins, $1, 65 | ARD-WIDE white ivory and flesh Wash Satina. - (Main Floor--Nugenta.) Crepe Silk Faille, $1.29 BY sAUTIFUL Spring shades, in | blue, gray, rose, green, plum, ivory or black. 56 inches wide. (Main Floor—Nugente ) Petticoats, $3.98 Made to Sell for $5.00 SATIN or jersey top, finished with taffeta ruffle, in a variety of eolors. ‘Fourth Floor Nugenta, ) | an Camisoles, 79c Made to Sell for $1.00 MARE of Jap satin, preeanenigy with ribbon shoulder straps, sizes up to 44. « (Fourth Floor-——Nugents,) $2 Envelope Chemise, $1.59 ADE of batiste, with dainty lace top, in white or pink. kloor trimmed or satin (Fourth Nugente. ) Gowns, $1.00 Made to Sell for $1.50 MARE of batiste, hand embroid cred, sizes 16 jail 17. ‘Fourth Floor—Nugent« ) | ’ Gowns, 79¢ Made to Sell for $1.00 MAvE of muslin, slipover stvle, embroidery trim sizes 16 and 17, med, & (Fourth Flioor ~Nugents. ) = , | Bloomers, $1.00 Made to Sell for $1.50 A DE of etylie, in Sizes 8 to 18. ‘Fourth F! gvinnasiurmn brown only. sateen, da rk oor Nugent, ) | — 75c Felt Linoleum, Square Yard, 59c SPLENDID heavy floor- covering at a low price sanitary and waterproof. Pat. terns and designs appropriate for any room. (Th rd Floor-—-Nugente.) a $1.40 Cork Linoleum, $1.20 EST 12-ft. wide Linoleum manu factuped, 164 or 4 vards wide. splendid/patterns that are suitable for anY room. Wood parquetry for the dining room. Heautiful tile ef feet for the kitchen, and emali al! over designs for the bedroom. square yard, $1.20. (Third Floor—Nugente.) ¢ Pt Stamped Pieces, 35c [XCLUDING Linen Silver Holders, Carriage Robes, Refrigerator Khoe, Darning Rags, Sewing and Traveling A prone ioe, 3 for Mi. ‘fourth Floor Nugenta.) ——— $3.00 Linoleum, $2.25 NLAID parquetry effects, also new tiles in green, bine or black. Choice of many patterns. (‘Third Floor-——Nugente ) $1 Damask, 79c Yd. LEACHED Mercerized Damask: 72 teaches wide: in epot, stripe or floral pat- terns (Mtin Fileor—Nugents) J — $2 Pattern Cloths, $1.39 IXTY FOUR ineh roced seal loped cloth, made of mercerized dameek. ‘irenlar patterns. ‘Main Pleer-—Nugente.} Dressing Sacks, 75c Made to Sell for $1.00 ADE of good quality per cale, im navy bice and gray. Bizes up to 44, | (Fourth Floor—Nugests ) ———— Meh ce 2 See Oe nO Melee 6 REN DS Oe OGM 6 OSH | eee 3 me ¢ SEP Se . Owe RM owes O* 4 Be me + Dx 2 Pee aen- a > we lla A EAE EE EG OE ES CR

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— ae cee ~, Sm PS s FEF sO SS OS ~ = nr > - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Girls White New Buck —— nnn THURSDAY EVENIN G, MARCH 6, 1919. _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ET RI ’ - -_ a oe ee eS a Final Divorce for Mrs. Dougias Fair- an. Under the termes of the decrée ogy Head aes hieago Schools. bank» the « ustody of a child [ouctias air CHICAGO: ed 5 nee h e Charles Br the 4 een | ated aa a banks Ir is given ‘fy the mother. > Cha , iperin —_ p f > F ‘ ; haase =) ‘rindenden ‘ WHITE PL MINS. N. Y¥.. March 6 with the provision (hal the father troit's sechoois has been elected sup =A final decree of divorce in favor .441 be allowed to see him at fre- Qrintendent of Chicago schoois py Of Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks, wife of quent interva Poard of Edu OT The motion picture actor. was signed , " ay , State : » Ce : ° Rargain. yesterday by State Supreme yer" en's Frise, ores bi N-Tabe will stop that headache Justice Young. The papers mentioned wik - plate | y, : nenie se : “elas age ~ - & CO-reepondent as an unknown wom- +} en, Mapie *ae 4. ~- Men's 12'/« Handkerchiefs 7tc Gert A@niah cambric hem stitched Handker: hiefs reat up (Z ; a pea ec or each package for 13 Te. We Give & Redeem Eagle Stamps $1.50 Panel Curtains Friday, at 69 S "0 Tace Curtain Pane's _ Iardas »f ! *s vid n Baren rin “quare, Main Floor 100 Dozen $2 ly ha« wy r Milan ‘ abies ue to SIiraw and son. at less than manufacturers’ as (Oniv the big itv did it. Hats Trimmed Shap s. right i”? Lua e Large Sailors, -inea Luster brims: Pokes, flaring e Hemp fects, Turbans, ete.; biack e€ sca- , and all 10 es eome tual final, none ©. O. 1). and 1 5 + _ qguan- Mail or S 3 Free Quills, 19c and $2.50 — Shapes Hats Trimmed Free oe | Flowers, 39c \v“& $5 New Silk Petticoats 98c Value; Yard.. Table Damask 59c Boys’ $10 Suits $f? .95 Meached. mereerized Damask: 6 / { \ inches wide; remnants; vd., Sie. | ‘ in navy blue wool / i 6 Napkins, 55c serges, dark wool | , a. | ~ > 7 , - $1.49 a2 dozen Napkine:; hem meres: belt and «jash med. mercerized: pu up in lots pocket : nants with of >) (to match) fo Tr S5ec. healt errar sand wat h pockets; assorted 25 Toweling, 14c on’ taacler eeteen ak am I"nbleached linen-finish Crash, $8.50 te $10 Your part linen; remnants. Yard, Ii4e. ch e of 200 Suits, 5. Bae $1.90 Bolt of Longcloth, | wae | $ 1 5 9 Boys’ $2 Pants “=mooth amois ,iah free | T veed Pant Hd ' | 59c Hosiery dl | c Hosie 35c Women's isle 7 read Fiose | double heels and toes i? cauge black, brown and white ‘3 fer $1), each, Je. Shi $1.25 Shirts, 59c Men's Dress Shirts made of roo laiit perca $1.25 value A i 5c. 19¢ Socks, 2 Pairs, 25¢ only i Vien af ‘4 * * . . * orrect weight for the new ¢ _eeeneeee#Ff°e* *«* « @ @ $1.75 Chiffon Taffeta Silk nish Chiffon Taf $ 19 Women’s $3 00 High & 1800 pairs af women’s bh priced for Friday's selling: all go at ®1 Shoes are in paneusa, dull and kid athe rT i? ‘“ ar Luu bul lace ‘end Pnaltish and wide meer $1.89 —, and strap stvyies, bigh an td nv \ Tyee? ,7Y r? ' Pusy Tors: }s heels, es Dull Calf Shoes sizes 13% Te Linoleum | 98c Linoleum $1. 75 Linoleum ge sciection of genuine | a — | . = | “60c Rug Border $1.95 | Mipenest; 100% waterprest: rag pargue tes'gns face and >but waked! Anish omes $I 8 a iches wide l to 6G, Wall Paper Bargain 30-inch Plain te Papers: all «o and 40¢ grade; rol), 8c and 15c -grede Papers. Su) & " two-tone setrines, ty eioths 4 fects; werth up to iu 19c, 26c and 300 Peettively the lerageset ancortment of Parter. | Bedreem,. Hall and Kitehen Papers — ag -reem. in the clly, «- Oe ialitea of “Ar iN atripes ny tone stripes f‘orala and other new: ities ie at Papers seid eniy with Berders vrs; Ue Ic, 2'2c, 5'2c, 6'2c, 7'2¢, 9c | 75c Window Shades a Lace Curtains Pile and 75c Shades, may oe “$1.38 29 7 ‘ NCW SNSTTUTON Against Proposal in Their Fight for Redistricting of State. STAND DECIDED ON SEVERAL DAYS AGO Speaker O’Fallon Says if All Hope of Calling Conven- tion Goes, Efforts Will Be Made to Adopt Amend- ments. By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, March 6.— Republican members of the House Committee on Constitutional Amend- ments voted as a unit last night against favorable action on a bill for the drawing up of a new Constitu- ‘tion for Missouri, creating a tie in ihe committee. In their action, they the san stand that Parti: shouid be no Constitution submitted fooK to tne voters unless the Democrats in the Senate agreed to a re-dis- the tate into new con-' districts and State sena- tricting of gressional torial districts. Representative Lay of Crawford County, the chairman, in telling newspaper men of the situation on the committee, admitted that in his opinion was a decided demand from the people for the submission, as, he said, he had received a flood of petitions asking for favorable ac- on on the bill. “Since the Post-Dispatch lam-; pooned me and others recent and ! knocked us a abe for failure to report on the bill, 1] hat been flood- ed with demands that the question} of holding a constitutiona conven-| tion be submitted to the voters,” Lay | said. “My honest opinion now is th ut | there is a widespread public demand | for it and that if the question should be submitted to the people they! would vote in favor of holding a con- vention. Bill Held “When I came the beginning of there was a demand. in Committee. to Jefferson City at the did believe but [ have emangee mv mind; have been compelled to change it by the nanny /communications I! received, session, [| have -4¢ | “* ‘ ‘mr * oF oe? | Dal Mariv iron inieresi.ed educational! matters persons However, any convention heid under the present senatorial distr ing of the State would mean that he Republicans would have very lit-| tle voice in the convention and (nat | the Constitution would be framed by} Democrats ! nN e 4 t i Missouri wants to live anotner 40 or »0 years under another partisan Constitution. | “Inder the law the State will be redistricted after the next census, only two vears away. and [ think the State can wait that long for a new Constitution if it is necessary “The constitutional convention bill will be held in the ymmittee, and we will see what the Democrats In Senate will do [f they will agree » the Elder g bill, giving hea Rep } , 2 : ff epresent tinn ny thea r ) re 3 no » slightes \ he com ae renor - fa 1 ‘Tne co . ' st nal convention bill. \ J is S no hope fora ns itiona ention unless we get red: ‘ting Vote Divided Evenly. The representatives voting agains’ a favorable report. all Republicans are: W. R. Lay. Crawford County Jones H. Parker, St. Louis; H. W Chalfant, Camden County: W. W Fier zon. St. Louis: D. F. Warren (“ean Count One Repub an, Byron H. Coon ar lon nr was absent, but a said > wus certa Coon would stand * 1 the other RepubD! in Gvea Democrats 9 ry for a fa “able report wert rank Wi kinson. Kansas City: James H. W 2 P 4 ako f “DPDeainh i 7 X e e Dp , myn ° n } >] eonvent rr oo ¢ i? the Demo: ra‘s agreed to red strict ng. which it is well within the bounds of probabilits to say will not be at this session of the Legislature, was formulated The Democrats in the Senate have not shown any indication of being sufficiently interested in a new con- ) stitution to abandon the parti ; . ‘ , . . _ > ' itl«} Yer ni LLnexs St. Louis Kansas City Cleveland Cincinnati Cee eye ORS ' ‘Oo 4ALOR ‘aes Coat Hi “a! MHP lead Uy om. a Abie iy ‘i TA) ee Ay Many, fashionable box eoat and coat style, tricotine., novelties. fine serge, Special Values in Spring AIST ~ New Georgeens eee ee - —— — Beautiful New Colonials Spring Colonials lustration) with either rge or small buckle; leath- er or wood covered Louis % heels. —Patent Leather —Dull Kid | 6.50 ee a Sma aaa (Like ul - , ’ vy util isual Values, Models like with silk one Fr * = - (re y serge to $150 - Detroit S. many new ragga: of the new waist vestee effects, clever tailleurs dressy and semi-dressy effects; made of Poiret twills amd Pongee Shirts a7 $1.00 Wine Cardui ..... SOc Java Rice Powder......... ‘ “Se Hill's Cascara Guinine a Oc Aspirin Capsules 2 des. 1.90 5. 5S. S&S. Blood 22 $1.15 ie Castile Seap ool The Peroxide. ‘| th.. U. ite | The Ranid @ubeine for colds. ma 35e Warner's 3-Gr. L ithia Tableta. 25e Se Teothpicks R pau $1.50 Scott's Emulsion $1.10 Se Influenza Special eee I5e Silk Weed Seap.. Sfeortte S$1 Syr. Mypephesphites ........ 25e Schoenfeld Tea iSe 15¢ Moth Balls rs + om, 10¢ Aspirin Tabiets __. oz. 30c¢ 40¢ Insect Powder and Gam. 2ic Jap Lax, a cood a ife Ble Witeh Hagel. “% tb. $1.00 FE ver-Ready Razor G5c the Kevelation Teeth Powder. $1.00 Nuax and Iron 59c $1 De Lacr’s Cin-Keona tren. 3 R DRUG CO., Broadway anc Franklin® ette Hate «co ‘omor- ehoice at ac Mints ese AE 44 Every Plush Coat, such a give-away ROW prices will

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—_——_ —- ispector ana his ay night, who presided the club, 1 artistic o anklin Detroit * ee ee —? —. } * a ” "= s Paes FR Pe. Fr 2 re saggy tg ngs ae a Tre ee or la Fe a? ST.LOUIS POST “DISPATCH THU RSDAY EVENING, cers Cities for License. n of the votes cast in town eity elections in Vermont Tues- ——- A o day on the license question. shows that the number of communities vo: ing for license was more than dou- ble that of last year. Twenty-five PELIER, Vt.. March 6 ~—- cities showing that thev had we cense year. and towns sent in policy, as against wok Sensational Sale of Dresses Tomorrow we will have displayed in our windows the greatest Dress values ever offered in St. Louis. mentioned—just come and see. See our-window of wonderful values—no prices bs 500 TRIMMED Afi-Satin and (-corg- — Hate co Somer: Values Up to $12.50 Pineapple Braids— Finest Lisere Hats— Rich Milan Hats— New *'Mitzi’’ Sailors—— Pokes and Turbans— _- Drooping Brim Hats— A Rough Straw Braid«— Think of it' 500 Trimmed ao wane rnade mn odelsa—trimmed with ch wings—lacquered ribbons IPB pay flowers and wheat—and other modish fancies—al] handsomely designed every new or ~in the sensational Sale tomorrow Radi ) , fA * CLuSing OUT —choice at eS 517-519 WASHINGTON AV. “ve HATS ~ UNTRIMMED its * Just 100 New Shapes olorse—on sale This sale will tinue two days, day and Saturday. coen- ri- 9 Big Purchases Involving Over 1000 SUITS WILL BE OFFERED IN A SALE TOMORROW—AT PRICES THAT WILL STARTLE THE COMMUNITY There's mot a sale thie senson that will offer greater valoces than this big event—we made 9 big purchases—and we're going to give you full benefit of our savings—compare our prices—they alone will tell the story— Suits Actually Worth —New Vestee Fancy Cloth Suits. —Silk Taffeta Suits, all colors... —Silk Braid-Trimmed Suits..... —Novelty Silk Taffeta Suits. —Fine All-Wool Serge Suits... -_Fancy Lined Box Coat Suits... —Belted Model Poplin Suits —Vestee Style Shepherd Checks.. —‘Extra Size” Serge Suits 12° Up to $50.00 —New Box Coat Model Suits —Silk-Lined French Serge Suits.. —Button-Trimmed Wool Poplin —Silk Braided Gabardine Suits. Finest Duchesse Satin Suits.... —Silk-Lined Silk Taffeta Suits.... —Novelty Mixture Cloth Suits.... —Embroidered Vestee Suits —‘Extra Size’ Suits for “Stouts” 15 —Fine Poiret Twill Cloth Suits... Silk-Lined Gabardine Sutts —Semi-Tailored Model Suits —Youthful Waistline Suits —Men’s-Wear Serge Suits —Gorgeous Silk Taffeta Suits.... —Braid-Trimmed Tricotine Suits. . —Peau de Cygne Lined Poplin —Hundreds of High-Grade Suits.. 20 Expensive Tricot Cloth Suits.. —Rich Embroidered Serge Suits. —Luxurious Tailor-made Suits... —Silk-Braided Box Coat Suits.... —Vestee Suits in 35 Styles —Spimmering Silk Taffeta Suits.. Silk-Lined Poiret Twill Suits... Suits of exclusive materials —Finest “Extra Size” Suits ed “JUST 100 SPRING COATS 2 failles and ires coiors 145 hil ‘ Silk sorervwreneay | eilk sizes—Fpring style: in 3 big lots, at ~ail sat the lot V\OTE——Nene Laid Aside—Neo ( L(G 75 8S = *1 1: 75 bet ‘ ‘yy? ia Sts Pulmnaun “s—No Will Calla in a Tomorrow at 5 Rewer er Prices !! same garments selling ind algee for al! $25. 820. on Line First Before Buying | Elsewhere at Any Price Here'’a the in other atores at B20, and up te $32.50: Finest Sik Capes— Fringed Sit Capes— Duchessee Satin Capes = cvardine Capes— liun@rede and hundreda of different ; The reatest erray of etyvies | she fi. ») unxzurtious Oonre faring en and Dolmane—lined ‘ith finest silk med with rich silk braids —p trimmed Fr | See 98 ALL WINTER COATS $ Evers Plush Coat. every Cloth ¢ ‘oat—just enough for eae day's selling at COAT TOMOR with a vive hy Ww away price—BUY YOUR NEXT SEASON'S prices will be as low as abovt amendment was d among ——$ = COMPENSATION BILL. INSURANCE. FIGHT ON Effort in House to Eliminate Provision for State Policies. ho Lie a Staff Correspondent of Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, March ¢ Representative Wilkinson of City today in the House opened the fight against monopolistic State in surance in the pending workmens compensation bi speaking in sup amendment hs offere yesterda’ By a ‘ port 4 an before first adjournment insurance trom prospect that the first vote in Hiouse on the question jsuld come on a proposal by Repre sentative Far Pheips County to suvstitute conpetitive private ans: } ** ;US] Se > Lat IMnsUrance ris of insurance tor exe Insurance Vas avoided Lb } arris this morn sub- State withdrawal! ing of Siitule larris that if Wilki amendment entirely eliminating Stat insurance and ing the liabilits eld entirely stock and tual companies yould reoffer his substitute amendment. Insurance Interests. The insurance int object a consideration of surance first, d fight against in: and, if they fail th rance said nso! l¢ “a \ to tne \" oe as rests competiti to make the inSurat fight fo iring state ere. to competitive insu Wilkinson warned State entering t insura a dangerous field lie charged that there be created several hundred job which would be filled by appoint ents on purely a political ba and not on a basis of efficiency Yesterday's Action on Bill. yesterday afternoon's Hiouse, bY an una killed the ittee's providing heav: nmment for any person who nmiake untruthful statemer: the State insurance fund. T against t! nce busine oft state a 1iViL’s wouid SeSSlol nimous amen fine and In the almost vote. com ment prise should \ 7%. suseleicapinaeaabaicancamsibiicaidinbabindinaadibetninaidanenmaibsitmmmmminmiiamiisiaaia a enounced on © TY bers AY y's Post-Dispat by several n from Tuesda hn this provision was criticiss reprinted by floor torial in whi had been persons terested tne bil the m Represe (“ount* imendment forcibl: of Ho offered changing penalt from fine and impri death senten: dara the use. the dicated that the was thoroug) derstood. N vithdrew his substit The Republic the bill ute. amended bi-partisan ym misstor of Workn ’ ene a | mor of three T* fad ad CoOmnt tion was sed Represer » Wagner and labor leaders adv: Cating the bill reported b ittee, but they finally ip Comm the House ‘ the enanges made hh has altered the }b/ terial partis IRISH SOCIETIES INVITE COHALAN TO BE HONOR GUEST AT BANQUET Resolution Adopted at New York Meeting Declares Irish Were Offended by President Wilson. he A ear ated Press BOSTON. March 6 four Irish societie« a? night the of the associated Irish |} tatior Friends of “rey ‘fn extend of ndéed icans ofrte Metropo Nev York last meet a committ race phia until drawn from The dence in praised him for his ‘ention Cohalar Irish con’ Justice the room resolution expres isetice ("¢ Matthew C ‘ the tice Coha who had tional organiz of Irish ree ° afi heen ree te pre SS its gery aT 4 = ’ Jonn W he : {j 2 ier Vu ; ference Fusti er of thi mission Ree A n«@ ‘ "Nharar 60. Candy Shops Friday. ‘ar a Rusy , a rriaa on METEOR AND ICE DISAPPEARED te hs i. « € a oe. , Pr «ae TOWANDA Va The be aratr an effort to ~~ meteor ~~ rense, ti Ww the Kansas defeated, ne MARCH 6, 1919. o ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — a » ROBBED WHEN WAKING CHANGE Thief Hands $10 Bill to Restaurant Man, Escapes With 875. Oscar von Rohr, 2318 Gaine street. driver for a pie company stepped nto Joseph Stewart's restaurant, 1113 Franklin yesterday eve- ning. to make asked for change SURENESS, PAIN, Von Rohr dre man (aurant head with a bag and the $19 enough to longed to him, the proprietor bag contafned nyenue, ewar' a $14 bill. deliveries ~ for $75. FATHER DOOLEY l’riest An inventory of Patri he Father *k \.aS pastor of the Hols olle (Church, was filed iiyvyz personal property \ ~i 0, the ttems of which were $176 cash One $5 listed probated property ~s vifd se. the ‘bonds icobs/ « insurance and $332 rty fond His will lk of his “ome St. Don't Sutfer! Keliet Moment you Rub Liniment. \4 is Ah! Quickly lief from ness and bing with Apply directs ipon Py he , relierl eomes. oO Pain is gone. -Yes Almost -inst SOrcness, ant re-, lame- gentle rub- niment.’’ stiffness, follows rs | Jacobs g penetrating oi! and like magic, , ae peed ~, v¥ pain ee Ge is soothing Lhe ache ‘ OR Worn Jacobs Liniment armless imatism, lumbago tica cure which never disap and doesn’t burn the skin. Straighten up! Quit complaining’ Stop those urous ‘‘stitches.’’ In moment that vou ver had rheumatism because vour and muscles won’t hurt or be or lame. Don’t suffer! Get a trial bottles of ‘St Jacoh’s animent’’ f your druggist now from get this lasting relief ADV S a Ij rhe and scia points, tort vou will forget oints otfice friend Carried $13. 000 Insurance on His Life. ' the Girt pater i ired at Burn- « eggpeanse thas 406 MUSIC FROM “The Follies” QRS Player Rolls the Bhow Word Roll $1 medley roll, played to per- Hear These Other Big “Hits” a prere sas ’ fan «| KIESELHORST’S ~ESTABLISHED 1879-- 1007 Olive St. Peieiea aia aaa a bat tea at etait te teteatetedeotede Tete teste st Sete ab ab abe | ever save irehase®™ Tf vou wil! ona T half. (ome 4 roll—dainty stripes and allower eftfecits« for bed- rooms, Drowns atid greens mM Save hie re kriday : ind are the ee aiso tiles, hlocks apers for ' re } ri Tht I are vali ¥ bee , lie 4 roll—Papers printed on Zood heavy stock: sore are ‘ sec eae nre orgie best rooms and Wall Paper Sale need Wall sg ada, ohh es papers; r liinssdiestiniiah 30 fae bes w ide. here is vour Paper, (wo-tone and tapestry SOrrhkeé are printed , y La ; rie me ite | Papers: 14 [ry beau. horde ’ as ana SALE OF Values Up to $35.00 rer f xc er? added a new al Vaiuit Spring rears al SAMPLE SUITS) Exclusive Styles CREPE DE CHINE $1.25 Muslin: $6 Black Satin Me line: Bleached 46-11 6 ’ good qua) ! * muatit ' rYi ir varad Cc rd * ‘Main Tieor?) preen (ingham: »eauts Black SANK _Tafleta: a6 ks yard. 18¢ a art Mein Floor zs AVY, g@reetTi shades. white ali evening lac K., fan and urd i St. rts , Boaraeyse $1.29 White renin ye neste, of, Merosrines en, ae ar } OM a } lo or) . re ne 4 ide Maty k’loor SALE OF SMOCKS | a | — i louses o 4 = $1.00 >. Bungalow Aprons 4 t and House Dresses ee - — A GS SS te ~ =eneenee wondertu! a} (Ee 2 yt days only Bungalow Aprons 2 ale . © ane 6 , a C CU RTAINS _ Be — ‘us - > Oilecleth wide 5 $1.79 124¢ ahelf Vencetable Seede;: “4 ; nec ik : 6th and Washington - ~ — .. = © + ee oe o te co — =e es —s — ~ —s ~ = -_ ~ — — = ss ~- - — ~ -~ 7 9 to 11 A.M. SPECIALS Items in this column anlie until tt a. m. plo Quantities have been re- stricted. No ¢«. Oo. TR. or mail orders will he ae- cepted. Underwear Men'a flat fleece and ribbed fleece Shirts, f“otton hocka solid 1%e Men's weight, ‘ olor ba! Value Sie ‘GILLETTES sillette tau“or 39e blades, the prmar Ke ze HOSE #hildren's ribbed, in and colors VESTS" Wor Knit wares ip to 1%9¢e,; sliig it! le oiled Underwear \' ynena kul on Buite Ow neek “lieeve 29 m Tie? ieee, trimmed by? if borde nie vu ined 3 Ma ri ri) OS'S S'S 9994444004 7 yrrTr.rfr,Tj, eotton, biack 7 veTrprer,Ttgpg=T' = 44S 900646440164660000406600000400464664466646466666644615 rrr eee eee eee eee - ii i i hb | ._-. -. sD | _ Aaa D DL i eee, Le SD Te ew Oe Te ee ee eee et en iene 64.46.4644 44444444464 44 4 444+ b+ + be Sy - - = - a ~ Me, maa? -~s sh 7* Handkerchiefs Men's t@¢ and 12° 5c aliue iMa ifoeet fhe? 7 *.ryrrr.erfortrtfw;rt.... . . eee... ee eee eS. Se ee ~ = rrrrTyryre.tfft+ + *"". | Hell en ores 2 23 Tie Washtenes: arge, Poultry $5 AXMINSTER We ha’ a vard arTie »& Fit 7 7 for F Dare Son » ‘Dee 7 | awedry 454 : ’ raTyre | ’ , bée $27 AXMINSTER r a’ “eT © aa, atant of % aR “an mr i 2 Fe om $3 98 patterns for Fri ’ da (2°44 Fioer : seapan nics - - ~ ~ -_ ~ -. ~ ~ -~ « - ~ ~~ - 7 - = ~~ a -= ~ - - — > RUGS We have one great bargain for ri da: a6 many yde desirable in tite mo- 4d matting 59c $8 Combination Mattress i‘'overed with fancy art ticking: roll edge: bie- eult tufted throeuxhout: f priced for A 98 7 Women’s $4 Shoes AY fs > ‘ina rr near Ub ON ASAI AAASAL I LOMA) AA AT SO, ’ ire tT) . Bargain Basement anim, oe rape oe Percale Remnants Azht and dark: 36 in ide lengths the regulier Ve (uazsity ‘ ard ‘Rasement) $3 Serge Skirt [iien’s Shirts iack fn ; , by & and t: 606 and $1.50 eual- croiors. iate@t ity, percate anda madras (Hasement) Etat fie it hb iue plaided Basen ent) yrids) Remnants Wash Goods Moleettes, pop piques and mer- cerized madras’ goode worth up to ', he yard ‘Basement: ‘-4 bleached ang unbieachk- in 16-yard cute, (Basement) tty *. Sic value highly mercer- ised: very epecial for Frida) Yard Remnants bet good lengthe af » OM Mate er, yard (Basement)

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“—— 2 * OT eo OT OIE I LYE” SEIS SR ERE Pe RE ere ae ‘ + “s - ‘10 - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1919. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — —==— = = = pee fret is and hearts of millions of people. It reasona which are wholly compre-| now would be to sacrifice what! ic oprright by the McClure Ba . ps WwW. Oman is to "be | that Europe has aceepied dir. Wil- has to an incredible extent riaked a!) ‘benaible to every American. the Eu- seems to be the eatest epportun- ! . . . appointed Governor of the Virgin! son as the spokesman of America It its future hope npon Mr. Witesn. not! ropean traged) will be stupendous _ Fh oi ' bacon iH has welcomed him as no other public as an individual. but aa Preakler!t of ihe European has neue. no jw “beet Islands. He will take the place of man has been welcomed here before. the United States: and, if the coun-| American view than that of Presi- : mar Admiral James H. Oliver, matt » who was recently relieved from ON LEAGUE OF N A TIONS: we ent Wilson. It h : } that duty and returned to the retired “ ; ; a pe accomed his ie 7" CARELESS USE OF SOAP) Ti" sacs," vebered, to be SPOILS THE MADR) 22s teraty aznast’ in the pres-| AB ade 4 | | ' -——~— rv list. Admiral Oman is St. Chartes sad Fergusea NE ieee t ones os. seen Di | Tf the Country Repudiates Mr. Wilson’s Work 6128 EASTON AV.—Woista trict with headquarters at Newport, gested by fragmentary dispatches i8e te tad t x. Lein 3 4 Rn. 1 j=: | or the World Society Collapses, Simonds Hoap shonid he used very earefally,| 14. the real ° if you want te keep vaur h lank i nat real view of Americe is - Try Absorene W rites, the European Tragedy _AH ee Gack. ‘Sleek aicke and atonenalll ‘omething entirely different from the shampoos contain tow muck alkali President s. | ence of the possibility at least sug- Ne so what other Will Be Stupendous. This driea the walp, makes the hair Meaning of Amendment ie ‘, cleaners ve failed, don’ t —_ — ‘ brittle and ruins if . ° re " idere, Th... ...., f ‘ pe: iat “dj in ss awa ws Ce ron 3 sien’ ; ) give up your wall paper . - . er: | : ics is ciiattwas for aching, swollen, The beat thing far cteady ose ia inet . have talked with many Repubii-| Namberger. ib. ........-.... te Pic Snoots. Bhs sancti . : til "we tried cleaning Hy FRANK H. SLMON Ds, tions is relativeiy siight. as Qreof . weaty calloused feet or cor ordimary mnleificd enesannt ail (which cans who are here. all of whom She | Segar-Cured Cerned Beef. Ib. lve Bacen, whole or half, th. hk | it ABSORENE. Author of “The Great War” and that only domestic questions @/ere : NS. is pare and greaseloas), and is better, “"°, Stvation clearly, substantially |@ 5. oe weet — esc| ier Sale pleats 7 ‘ — ‘ > ” . i ;, ‘ 4 , — eo , (A, . we PME wee eens , y ad i / “They Shalt Not Pass. | aot olved in that election aad that\th Tontre factniak| Your feet feel than the most expensive soap or anv- | ats [ have presented it here. With- | Laie of:@emt _......... Bp ies eS 18 | Dey Salt Jowis. ih... . PARIS, Monday, March 23.—There! [*resident remains the Spokesr® tM | +i od, puffed up -hafed od thing elee You fan Gae out exception they recognize the vous ne nn. cine cneebio’ See | ee Sonserthe. lie is probably no more difficult preb- | for the American people with thri'r' ot « C4, UCming, One or two tea: , , greatness of the American Mission poml Breast... ~~ ++ -newenrcnccenss | Perk Sausage Meat ....... : : sweaty. an: they need ‘** Tis.’ © tenspoanfiule will cleanse . . . . Veal Cheps ie dienes Oo 0.0% ioe léec | lem than the endeavor to represent| complete approval in all foreigt may. se! os feet he thabiw! 4 the hair and sealp thoranghty. Simply |\VPPOF*unity and duty in Europe; Wonk G6OUE ..-.-..c.+s+--cs.scsss.. 500) G00 of Reet ..cc ote eumpic. ans accurately FEurorean! -natters - orth ae n ee irkabiv fresh... : it) tae ‘ ) ST aati oe — Be ifes the dict right out. to Americans _ urate y : z "| natters. When Pre: ident Wilson > and sore-proof. ‘‘Tiz’’ takes the pain rroisten the Aair with water and rub a ah no dissenting vol e they assert =a eee ae — de ¢etenl harm even the dainticst paper. views at the present time on Amerfi-| cided t> come to Europe. ail the al-§.» yep vighs cut of corba on tin. It makes an abundance of rich, °@2t t© abandon the league of na-| de eo it abo | een sees ete Riliee 2 | : a ut of corn allousece , aay ae ‘ a ieee Renea Renex A iS cam will deen the paper on ca can politica] conditiors. ' pices lied nations had in their turn to de- and bunions. ‘“Tiz’’ is the ne es reamv lather, which rinees ont easily, oom with pace European responsibili- | Dey Salt Neck a, — ane ge eee ee ordinary recom. ‘no time since America entere ‘nme cide whether or not the President * at gladdener the world +2 removing every particle oft drat, dirt, ties now will be little less than the | Petatecs | i iis 6 eee oot . ea, | Bert ar oe 8 2 os 8s Oe Ceeeee HRH BENE 2 he om lig - art el] , - ; r-4 Se the period before we entered the) to every word that he has spoken im! _ioi4 wear. Never have tired, achine iiky, bright, Instrous, fluffy and casy No country could deserve the ad-. = Ponte — with @ tose liane Baas ay ines ! , aching to mamage. wat! te ITaundry Seap........ miration America received in Eu-) ‘$1 Eagle Stamps with cun Biackene Stove Polish... .. ial i > : * Ts ; . , . . > . - - - war were these American | olitte iki ttfers r ry *y with ex tiv that . Paneer eed less endaubtood in. Bu- ee Oe ‘which | 2'vea*s: smelly feet: your shoes wil! You ean get rms |i fied esennuet oft kien saa ; ee ! rope. At bottom, this failure accu-| flows from an unqualified aecep-| fit fine and you ll only wish you bad | a: lany pharmacy, it’s very cheap, and ford to ay and no country could af- ‘This sale Friday and Saturday—Cash and carry ee ij such a role | tried ‘“\'iz’’ sooner. Act cept no sub- 4 few ounces will supply every mem- th : Rant onee a ee No phone orders—no delivery. Bring your basket. ih ) e world whieh had been won for it! 4eaeeseesee Double Eagle Stamps Every Wednesday rately to appraise the situation Ini tance of Mr. Wilson in such ; | atitnte.—rADV | Ame rica arises from the cnet Saas | Position in Europe. , —_ : ber of the fame far months.—ADV. | by devotion and achievement. by un- | Rurope has accepted Mr. Wilson Now it is essential to recognize, Pravsosaesy » . — — tional (traint without reservation as an at horized! what the position of America in Eu- — _Weat Sasa *s land qualified spokesman of rhe rope is today. American aid on the J : Agger soe ol | whole of the United States. Tse will nilitary side is realized everywhere ’ of America as it is understocd her> +. nave been the decisive factor in lis what President Wilson says in the winning the war. American contri- | 4 = | Paris conference |} butions to the feeding of millions of 34 | | In English and French — people in 3elgium, in Northern ai alike, the defeat of the Prime Min-| |... ce, in Eastern and Southern Eu- ¥ ; . » > nm” icy 'Jster on any ates ante a rope has meant the difference be- e® miniseur ‘ : : means the fall of th _ . tween starvation and _ existence. The tact 2 ‘- RS: a ou te. Hage wags ha, Seige 2» un oe ere, al Wolff- 25 WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS *1.00 _ =s% $1. ; Hose, I. their feelings towards the country c that has saved them in the past f " ind to whom they turn now for fu- 2 | éé , 9? ture deliverance $i | To discriminate between Mr. Wil- oe = : b , } ; |) son as President of the United ; el Will lead the stvle procession this spring. We have them in a | States and as such the representative : 4 ; ; ; : . a ; wide variety ol beautiful styles. of his country in Paris, and Presi- ~ i dent Wilson, leader of 2 political par- a7 é > i BLACK SATIN ty at home, was a thing totally be- And or | 4 yond the capacity of ean a On > | 4 PATENT LEATHER, satin quarter pane the: Coe ee te 1easl expensive Suit you can select, from either of the three unit lots you save $10.00— it ALL PATENT BROWN KID WHITE KID : eon Me them Mr. Wilsen and Tri: vjoritv ot them v onl Tl save more— and a h Os a \ ¢ 0. on the . the nited States mean e same j ? 7 4 BLACK KID BROWN CALF GRAY SUEDE am nied Sete aaa Se ‘ki Morr n many the savings will be as much as $25.00 and $30.00. That’s the Mm | Rhbaal . ‘ ; pe li ize . +» a y a. x ab ¥ r \ i scribe the degree of apprehension ind of Suits this sale presents, and in a big va rietv of styles. poo oreo OR Rae iy $7.00 On . | Jand dismay which recent politica! a i ae Vv , a ‘ents in the United States have oc- : aot Wee ann a aie mall aA ues Sale @ Ip cis! oned. And this dismay arises « ye 7, ‘ ae, ai hs . > ‘e — primarily out of ae feeling that o "| 4 Sat . ? i r ms . . : America as a whole may desert Eu- . . * ; LADIES’ PUMPS rope, May ieave mi llions it has tern - 7 a - ' porarily saved to permanent misery . % e Are Always Stylish 'The attack upon President Wilson’: : : ° PATENT LEATHER le agvue of nations formula seems to , r . BLACK MAT KID Sitiiieeeds, ‘aumieteithn dam Aenea ten . ; " WHITE E KID } p .urope an attack . e . i is, upon ail that America means to ; S : a. co di on’ L -Hee ] f d 99 them, and this is bound to be so , ° r tts adies Low-Heel Oxfords | Pride and Humility. an Fer the American in Europe, th: . ° . . Military or Walking Heels uttitnde and sentiment expressed hr " ze . Brown Kid — | $7.00 Values the common peoples of all the allied 4: : . navions is a2 thing which at once L " . . ; Black Kid— on Sale, awakens pride and humility. I[t is ° : . Black Calf— not the flattery of politicians, it is ; . x B Calf not even ,the praise of public men : . ‘ rown a — « @Which impresses, it wrather the sim- 5 ~ . Big Girls’ Brown or Black Calf, $4.00 ple, unlimited faith of the masses of : . ; a tl ll the peo] ie On two evenings last ® , : ; “Cha . Keds” | English Walking Shoes week | ittended dinners, one in hon- -\ . ' ; For Growing Girls — = ne, oe , ; Rubber Sole Gymnasium Sizes 2... to 6 statesman, and the other presided . : : . 7 . over by Take Jonescu. the man whe ° “tg : ; ee eis, | eeOwn GALY, BLACK CALF ff) ne, Ruma | : yl OR BLACK KID. &pe- g ight Rumania into the war : : boys’ white or black | the allied side. Both made « : . : / emial low heel last *5 a Seen otn made speeches, , ° . ‘ Oxfords. ’ ; ry, i "h _— ° . . choice all styles O ina each, In a manner which was ’ . . , row re > on 9 - a . , MISSES’, 11', to 2— impressive, explained what te his ; . “ 85¢ BROWN KID— own little people the league of na- ’ ; . ‘ | | ~ t10MNs meant, with America as a@ forca . . ; . High Keds; 4.00 jin that league, a foree for that jus- ’ . 4 , white x - } BLACK = ¥ : lent rk mal ih 1 Over Nat: Ire sh ape } afte 1 , teary ‘, yr am eri on , ' wx ae _— o ott p 4 — ol are considerably below present m irket prices cat ened at a C8 20aNnNdON mye tusk HE ‘ : ' - ieee ener : ce or Creat as ee ; F , ‘ > P Tinie _ —_ . : ; a : a Ribt trimmed and al! mid tom or ail white | oS | | im, much less the little nations, Sg ot ‘ white or white and buck; sizes #4 75 | 7 i be able to differentiate hetween e .f it blae k , te § — te ier ' ison, yn dent, and Mr. Wt 44 * son ° id yr ¢ the ") a"? , . P a5 ? " kid but- T : ac Memory’ Ber, part’ F h e : i nf: ize ~ yor * bh T% —_ - 3 ) ton, soft ants ° Ss oly ee - he limits of possibility Or O1Ce of : 4 expec! that they will understas or oice of For Choice of soles: spe - . 2 rh 15 a they will understand . / p » at .. Be eur domestic and political conditions . dal. SIC ent conti hing in the prow: poli sipeagarad agp 5 Suits to $39.50 Suits to $59.50 Boys’ Button Shoes on ‘heir hopes for the future and . SILK-LINED SUITS Here you have choice eo b . : noice of braid and button | These Suits wi!! meet the demands of the “ yee. 4 ate oe - 7 Sar eae “+4 _ = bs ae le tai oe ao @ oy we ireat of repudiation by A : , in the fab f fav ! ; Wear ‘ : merica of i¢ fadmes of favor and in colors of fash | For School | he ghee obit mien . | iors of fasnion. t S Parents. we are overstocked on our Bevs’ Gunmet: ; a So s which we have Ne = -—) Se . . rimmed ults, tailored models, vesteer Sn : ? A; = : : te “Shoes, ‘They are built on geod round to. indertaken through the President ‘erge. poplin, tropical twills, gabardine twills. , a heular, " diseriminating woman who wants laste and are sotid all through will give excelleat wear ot he United States, and have | Colors include navy, tan, taupe, slate, smoke and away and belte coats, sem-box styles, silk over | thing diff Th sizes 15 and 15% and 1 to am _The little gentw sis rough h®n, clearty indice: = Shepherd checks Pes lavind y= : eollars Sui 66 ‘aa > : & cifterent. ere are over 30 styles, are Werth $2275 and the beve’ $2.5) C indicated eu: Pp Laliored and “aid trim d S. Suaits with all the dash of Su t . pose to carry on. endiole - : ; Suits at | and tailored. Materials inelude velour | two and three times the price dine, Poiret twil! I th ’ | s, ina e colors of fashion, + >, ef “Home Guard” Munson Last Bors’ arm? pattern tan ebroeme Cal’ What oppesition te the league of rising out of danger te the Monroe , se ge perth go both wil! be 2 Renn ent actiee. Beth wilt 8 Values $2.95, For Fri riday Only rations i. its present form in Ame: Dectrine or interference with our ngue of nations Any concess,»>- : . ; ! — Pai - " eans in Europe, is therefur _ migration laws are unimportar: t.» wT amendment will be made @ ccens | | ust 97 of these popular Middies to close out tomorrow. Made of all white stand- earths nmistakable Technical objections ack I ar Middies the European mind. [f it i« desire: . ne No nations. big or nthe, « shoes foul le sole* consent te th ‘the e oc Se anna aE Sater ard jean twill, collars and cuffs trimmed in white linen braid, hand-embroid 4 pg $3 league of nations and the idea of th. emblem on sleeve. Sizes 6 to 22. roidered a 2 te 6 25 sague of nations collapses, the ¢!+- Rae ‘Second Fleer.) | ments of hope will be withdrawn from the European situation and the) seinen t r 7 W. GARLAND , ==400.13.13 Beestees <=

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at oie EE ~ TI TT aan PNT Iw ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1919. .- _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — a ee ee Se en — A diers’ Union Prohibited. _ which “would | “tend to undermin: ‘DUTY ON PLANES FLYING INTO U.S. | BERNE. March 6.—The Swiss discipline.” All| persons joining such z iS a : ' | | ' | , 4anto the United States under its ow seemen er see reMbes vewer yey ery TIMP RA as tidad oe, 1) at the ral cy of hos ee An American bought a Ca- piano Music Makes Man Senti © TTT x =. POATATEALTD CLAM EE EET A Edwards produced Olive | radian plane and it was flown across . Pine substitute for calomel. jthe Border near Detroit. The aues- mental and Tragedy Follows Edwards, a practicing physician tion then arose as to» wheher it was Pere ge Tee years and calomel’s old-time = éutiabie. particularly since airplanes Attempt at Reconciliation. eens ae ure not mentioned in any tariff acte while treating en or Customs officials finally decided : ‘ ) > 4 r VA Té "es pli tion and torpid livers. ‘hat if it remains permanently in _ tye 8's nnetax, 44. years old ’ Olive Tablets do not the United States, it should be taxed of 5465 Itaska street, played a s¢ —— ne “48 a manufactured article” at the lection on the piano last night to en apt al ativ rate of 20 per cent, and if it flies ) a mnt, 3 eS tertain her estranged husband th , " griping is the keynote” of these cut of the country again within six « “ aS sugar-coated, olive-colored tab- iionths. it will he vonarded ae sn. Charles R. Cannefax, a calenda: QBUUIMiiliiiiiiiiiiini| gee re 2 TUL EL quer cause the bowels and liver to a tour.” and will not be taxed. = salesman. who had called on a soci = Darsesragstesorncreccasisne ; i | in ra : oc banne vee mus ects tesa re teeny ey ion” moves Serce them view of the prespects that Interni- visit The music was sad and mud have a “dark brown mouth”—a C-onal air-touring ma) soon be CcoOm- him sentimental. He wept and aske.! hd a dull, tired feeling—sick hese ngs ruling was regarded as im- his wife to return to him. When sh: torpid liver and are consti- 2 mm eres F refused he fired four shots at he! i, you'll find quick, sure and only ; Two of the bullets lodged in her ab- st results from one or two little mad to Tax Slot Machines. domen, one struck her in the left hi Edwards’ Olive Tablets at bedtime. JEFFERSON CITY, March 6.—/'$ andthe other went through her riz! take one or two every The Senate Committee on Ways and hand. just to keep right. Try them. Means vesterday afternoon voted to Stepson Also Shot. and 25c per box. All druggists. report favorably a bill taxing slot Mrs. Cannefax's son by a forrfi —ADV. machines on a sliding scale of from marriage, Ralph Swingler, 24 vear- #1 té $5 egch. Chairman Bowker old, in a struggie with his stepfathe: said that in his opinion the bill, if for possession of the revolver, wa- Waat Vocationa! training? It is | it became a law, would produce ap- shot in the right hand. Cannefa» 8 through the Post-Dispatch proximately $50,000 a year revenue fled from the houee, but was arres'’ ”" columne for the State _ed at 12:30 a. m. today at the / Regis Hotel. Mrs. Cannefax and h: son were taken to the city hospita! The couple had been married years and separated three month 4 . ee Get tt at a ago, according to Cannefax. He sa'.i FOR THE that “ sean Ae oie last P~ sag t “spend a sociable evening.” e Wa ‘| PRICE accompanied by a Mr. and Mrs. Law rence; who reside somewhere o | — —_- —_ - —_ _ = = —_ = _ -—_— -) = = = | ae B01 00000 vn canaatAa tt ee ee ee -4 CVUYUUDELLTUUTUUUL EUDORA TEE DONT K&S os | N. - TM rh aan if MOUNT curt Pit iain ih ini ii - ’ : ; ~> VAY 2 ib “a . : VW ay q : } ry Via. |) ~ 4 } ; + nN : . an pa b ’ : : 1 ¥ : 5 - ~ —t . : AAS v . _— - meme. . «te ats at~ why Pridi 5) . e * i - ‘ ™ . 7 ; 2 . - : E. Wit a i > - + = ee ‘A ; if ‘ hy \ 4 ~ memene a - ~ ; | | : »- - : . 43 ' 7 mae . a ; if : AL ' ~ * . EE — = — i ea i. T j a4 i) * - sae +s - 46 THE se THAT HOLDS ITS Lot | if} $4.00 $450 $500 $600 $7.00 & $3.00 [F you have been paying $10 to $12 for fine shoes, a trial will convince you that for style,comfort and serviceW.L.Douglas $7 and $8 shoes are equally as good and will give excellent satisfaction. The actual value is determined and the retail price fixed at the factory before W.L.Douglas name and the retail priceis stamped on the bottom.The stamped price is W.L. Douglas personal guarantee thatthe shoesare alwaysworththe price paid for them. Theretail pricesarethesameeverywhere. They cost no more in San Francisco than theydo in New York Stamping the price em overy pals of shoes 00 00a ne prices and unreasonable profits is only one example of the constant en- sae gece ep rate se | cet The quality of W. L. product is guaragteed by mere years experience in making fine shoes. The smart styles are the leaders im the fashion centres of America. They are made in eo Brockton, Mass., by the highest paid, skilled direction and supervision of experienced men, all working with an honest determination to make the best shoes for the price that money can buy. ror sale by 106 W.L. Deaglas stores and ever 9000 WL. Doug!tas dealers.or can be ordered direct from ee - Senetes factory by mail, Parcel Poxt charges prepaid. Write K a nd t., fer lilastrated Catalog showing how toorder by mail rock ton, 4 the weapon had been discharge i ae an WE DOUGLAS STORE: 610 Olive Street. ST. LO ee ee mem mmnnmmme mem me TT | The Sunday Post-Dispatch has over ONE-HALF MILLION struck Mrs. Cannefax. He did n change his story More readers than any other newspaper west of the Mississippi if ss iim It is a very simple matter to open a sav- ings account at the Mercantile, and only $1 is required to make a start. All that is necessary is to go to the Sav- ings Department, where your name will be taken and you will sign a signature ecard. Your signature on this card will identify you in your future transactions with us. With your first deposit you will receive a@ Savings pass book, in which your name and all future deposits or withdrawals will be entered. $1 Starts a Savings Account With Us. PUR DOTREVANCC LET HOCGHEETUGSCUEORET UGG OteOe rte rea@ererneraeetene nmr NUANCE TT *eeaeseetaces (eos D8] ED s SPELT Per ertee f DRUGS S 4 (;,oode avenue. He told the poli: AND that he asked his wife to play th EVENTH “*° WASHINGTON tee rg “It was a sad piece that sh Eve Da Is . . “ plaved,’’ Cannefax told the polic: ) . = “and made me feel sentimental. | 4 a) will admit that I had been drinking * : Bar ain Da , ) a bit, but I was not intoxicated. |! SAE asked her to make up she refuse! and we had words. She got a rs t{W ff - CF c yesterday at the city hospital from 75c Levy’s La wtacne Face Powder burns suffered March ! when he overturned a pot of boiling water on himseif ¥ } 4 i! ‘a ° ) . . . ACID IRON —— fie Ba A When this small group ts gone, duplication under MINERAL tre Our The Aewt. Character Chocolates | 7 iy P The Groat Natural | | a ssee tor Liver tiie than | [ME srrc! Frey ons 600 ee pound a 25 or $30 is extremely improbable Fer rounc and old. thin and Calome!l or Pilts, eaves. aed “2c. 81 5 19c, 39c, 79c FORD 10 MAKE CHEAPER AUTO SOc nize, 490 $1 size, 3c iv the Associated Preee ' | if LOS ANGELES, March ¢ nr = ¥ ‘ ‘* a . : ’ : , : 2 . “ “ . . ” Stop That Zym” Trakeys ip oe oe ae oe ee Buabeens ce Poiret Tewills All Colors Vesterday after announcing that on : ; , a his arrival there he would p -_ . f : : —_—_—_-_—_—_ } ¥ A novel and harmless antiseutic treatmen: plans for the manufacture by a new = ' W ‘ool Velours And all the style and the throat and —— corporation of a cheaper automo. = i emespeminene : , ' Hackin Cough ay or bile to ae) for a lowe rice THis iany : . , $ ] ; 4 trimmine features that e esineers and oublic now extensively marketed Wi Ver Ones ee # — . for Friday onir. Ford said he had designed the ca : , 65 breast carta ® ROARrAT 3 fa h ion favors for while “resting at Altadena near Serges e 2 Spring ~ A - OS RS ht SP egy eer eee - ? * Z aa [ a 3 *s % - Pa 2 aoe > ee > ‘ 25¢ Box, 17¢—3 Boxes for SOc ws Our Store Hours: 7:30 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. Colds Cause Grip ané Inflecnss " Latzative Bromo Quinine Tabicis re. We Heserve the Right te Limit Quantities Om this ‘sic. move the cause. There ts only one “Bromo Quinine” E. W. Grove's sig- pature on the box. 10¢.—Ady. a ee

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i. fo. oon Alen aon the _.*viathan are 60 cae St, Baler ara Mi Olive é- {oke Write or same fer ~yry & ~4> erestege | eons efficere. 6 nureee and &1 civil ATIMENS RANK BIDE ' " eis ane taeethe with 179 «tick ane CENT © | gach Ree, ON Bae Beles | eine _ —_——. : ———- +. —_——__ | ,5 > | -rutrock OX I itcton | " — a ie ~ TT -e + ra ) FOURTH AND ST. CHARLES STREETS | Fine Living R Furniture . . / | During This and Next Week Only . The rich dignity of our Upholstered Furniture, made in our | own factory——the splendid design, its luxurious appearance and | durability. recommend it to the buyer of good furniture. | ou Live but Once | The family’s happiest hours are spent in the living room. It is the one room that should be cozy and comfortable. Start now to make the living room beautiful, inviting and livable. Solid mahogany oc tagonal table, as illus- trated; retail price, $30.00: fae- ~ $19. 50 torv price , , ; These. large stylish i very high-grade deep solid mahogany Chairs, as itilustrated, covered in velour, damask or tap- estry. Loose spring cu: ion Seats ith plllow for back. sieatetent arms, Cane backs and arms ' Pri Retail price, $85.00. Fac ‘actory rice, tary rice om The very latest styles in Suits, Coats, Capes and Dolmaafs, and " % Millinery for both women and misses are now being shown in large & v * - a ao 3 *\ and eon | lete assortments Our sugges on iS that von make vou 7 erion now white th eroeks gre’ camptet 1 ole } ({LTERATIONS FREE The .New ‘ . ’ \ superior values and highest class styles ; , f about 50 new models to make sel lathes q 4 from. You will be astonished at the high i t) harneter of the Suits at these moderate ; ’ : or 3, Some of the new atvies are ’ . " Box Coats Vestee Styles ’ . ° ° . ¥. A Tailored Suits Braid-Trimmed : ~ § § Semi-Tailors Belted Models ; : $18.98 to $24.98 west stvle in @ wrap in the ' tt . \, ‘ae taken the ountrs ik rm ine AS Sensi i le \ are a¢vlish. hate thes . slip ff and on. J i thing for « : = ; : . vin =... | $10to $16.98 % il LIN t.abardine . + *erge bivery new shape. beth \ Tricetine . farce and small— " naw ‘ \ Will Re Our Special | { , SOLD $ $ '$. . hbte LHD or cosT , 3 5455) $7 $10, gis 72 b b t ‘Monthly Review Holds That atuenza and or id ia Preven: This Frees Your Skin From Hair or Fuzz uUuiInime ete mie as oaen as a Coid Starts—Dan't Oeiay | Wa k Sli deuggistse. 26 cents. - - sciiliiiaas ——— ’ bh ba " a " a THURSDAY EVENING, MARC 6, 1919 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPAICH ARNOLD AT CAPITAL IN er = ew: INTEREST OF RECALL BILL — -~ Election Commissioner Seeks to Arouse Legislators to Need of Protection. Correspondent of the iy a Staff Poet’ Diepatch IMFFERSON CITY, March 5 “hairman Arnold of the Board of liaction Commissioners in St i, wie, ic here today endeavoring to over- eome the apathy which he says Ra. tublican membera of the Lreiala- ture and the Republican organization in St Louis are showing toward the hillea to prevent fraud in recall ale fiona in St. Loults The measures when. in examining the election laws in connection with the movement for of Mayor Kicl, tt was there was no provision vent ballot box stuf- for challencr- uch elec- were introaduced the reeall found that which would pre fing. and no provision erm in the polling places in s tions No Protection Under Law. The bills which were introduced be fepresentative Razovsky of St Louis after several other Republican merm.- bers from St. Louisa had refused to bandle them. have been reported fa vorably by the House Committee oa Elections, and are on the calendar tor engrossment, though they are #o far down that there is little proba- bility they will be reached for more than a week. “There seems to be a “°strange ,pathy toward these bills. which are solely in the interest of honest elec- tions,’ Arnold said. ‘There is noth- ingg partisan in the measures, and i cannot see why there should be the least objection to them, but they are moving very slowly. “In -a recall election under the present law the ballot boxes could be siuffed, and nobody could be prose- cuted for doing it. Arnold Paying Own Expenses. “I have even been unabie to arouse any interest in the bills among Republican members of the election board. They refused to vote to pay my expenses to Jefferson City to appear at a public hearing !:n sup- port of the bil! before the commit- Lee Iam making my present trip at my own expense. “It would seem to me that the Re- publican organization and aiminis- tration in St. Louis, if it believes honest elections, would join in the movement for these bills. A election held without the enact of these laws, or at ! recall ment oO one cov , . > . P as t i‘ I i ering fraud in recall elections, cou! easily be made a farce and the pub- lic would have no protection against fraud “] hope to be able to eonvince the Republicans of, the House of these facts notwithstanding any under- ground reports they may have re- ceived from Republican politicians in St. Louts. —_—--- Spectal Friday and Sacurday. in our Dollar Box Grimm & —Advy. RESERVE BOARD SAYS REPORTS ON LABOR ARE EXAGGERATED eee ee 2 Reses« es el {701 S« Condi- tions Are Readjustting Themselves in Satisfactory Way. eted Press March 6.—Confi- : conditions are re- ijusting themselves “in a fairly saf- he A «an« WASHINGTON, t OUSLINeSS isfactory way,” although not as fast man ests wish was ex pressed toda: bv the Federal Reserve Poard in a review of business reports r lat i ts t@ labor unemploy mer l been nu rous in tre press says the board's review, “but the reports « leral reserve agents show that there has probably thus far been o r nxiety and exagger- this matter. veral manufact ricts, it is reported that ditions are and that there uring dis- labor con.- satis lerabie wun far from factory, employment, but it j oem noted th the condition does not seerm to ha’ O O DPD F O R T H E. zrown worse during rebruar' “It appear s that the surplus of . - mor ix Srna lle ir) thy. South = bad a Southwest. wh “ r th . rT «y if ~~ of rn’ _ ° Wag scale we TT - is 938 Yet ma = rs! Pervisia: f Wages downward titmough there indications of a tendency to le* JE : em a oe ‘ ver oad Wir Siw “wees ves: GZEs WE GOT AN EXTENSION FROM THE LANDLORD TO SELL OUT than that exist ne before the * ; Z 7 labor for a yreater rurrn he = persons i tings overtim: tablishinge short time pe merle gee WE HAVE NO PLACE TO MOVE!! WE MUST VACATE! ! es 18 Teporte | higher than i i i ‘as igned ind |! W i 3 fal iicted tha th, pr RE a . : rathe A str 2 } oO r LAST DAY . noted \ ' If the selling is us heavy as we predict—our stock will be i the i houred out tinally tomorrow—such glaring values will never be Rab the chest er throat with C€ ie t ga be iTered again—we re taking any price at all to hurry matters Ou, soak a piece of flannel with ‘ . : ‘ arn . u j through—-look at the way we're giving things awayv-—I«n't that put it areand the threat aad cover yregn $ } ’ y proot we re quilting this Dusiness for good and forever. & piece of dry dannel. This ' Ibsen's Friday Rareai “4 A @catl asaally gves quck ’ - ee gone sain hoice of Any ALL REMAINING ak Se SUITS, $7.50| spRiNG | COATS $7.50 W Avoid Ha PIKE coun COLONY PLARS al & SPRING | = = Avoid Harsh, Vigna tm chin sale = theice of the house a . = Gees COATS = prices us | it ti J te ; ; , vw A ; _ a ee again ee, Werth from 3 te 5 times an Tl a Ing - ina ~ theme rrtees but pru pa aker Silk or Tah msi = eg we pe aaed CHOICE or set +} yi ns ormourrtrow thes ge at 0 owe S ong ay Dresses,$D. 50 7.50 Child’s Coat, a ~- as _— ; ih - te- oe (hel ~of-¢b ~M : a i ; ented “en regurdicns of oure Use Herb Remedies as in & x 4 ong ember pr Sunday Post Dispatch has over ONE-HALF MTLLION | just like ordinary tem er . ws and ro. ‘I t the r “ o Gets | fiss1 ii world ; . e.% a any oth io Secatiies tr) ee 7 (ests for 5 ° = package. oe AMS BLACK JACK he War taught me differe “Tittle did I know about Adams Black Jack the day I sailed for France. Like many another Major I thought it m — a habit. The war taught me different. For thirst Adams Bla Jack is incomparable. Good for the throat too. It helped me over many a hard day in the trenches of war and now I’m sure it's going to help me over many a hard day in the trenches of busi- So today—the first time back at the old desk in 14 months mar “I shall begin to use a package of Adams Black Jack a day.” ‘ADAMS ™ ‘Black Jack CHEWING GUM ? ei - ¢. wm ae = , ° “ . —_ . res, a” 4 > we = 2 eee Mey . . y iw seme, oe the x : * > ae Salt ' — % J ~ a ee (et a ae ¥ eae * ae i eat s 9 * > 4 abe nat wnt g : +... a 8: . — Pier < Oem. a Lae 4 eee ¥ +9 rn ae ix Dt ee eer ae fe atts Bett. tee eee tee he OS rR, ee ES SEE Oe, Ne PERE. Oo F Goh ee Mey ae PAO a Pe ae ar ag RO Ce Fy a Ee wos pee X a x3 Sts, ie OO cin de | ‘ ny tie oth NA yl ? 3 ~ freee ox eo q o xe ate Se “g Mk: es) 2. eee . - Sethe oe Sd eR Re 4: a i : See. ae ra a < ’ 4 a eke ae NT eS oe =r: Wad, ; cs % ie Foe ee age. ADV ( ' id sf ates Ax Ss. a © <2 ‘ . me See VE Basa g 4 ee ie » 2 ey « oe a - : ms AREA | oom From sated be Gl Lost Where Germans ence of the pARIS5, Feb. 19.— of two French | st : , Lesquern and Private | pecoming separated fror after the battle of mained in hiding for years in German-occuf trademark OL OU kg and school or and com ideal one That’s j

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7 ie ne eel — re ew Prorre ee el ager eit en” ce a cele caine ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a a Cad . ie oy \ a ‘ smetied ve THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, ists. ST.LOUIS nace ell VENTURES OF TWO FRENCHMEN Y AREA DURING WA} Lost From Units Early in Conflict Lived in Cave in Woods Where Germans Hunted, ence of the Associated Pregs. 40.—The ee of two r rench ,Lesquern and P stunts Leve sque. win. pecoming sep: rated from thete units mained in hiding for more than four vears in German-occupied territory, ——— ASSORTED CANDIES Agsorted Chorolates, Ben Pons and Nongats. - plest sort of a treat for kids and are told in the newspaper La Vic- toire. In the early days of the war, civilians helped the two soldiers, but as the German domination became weightier they took to the woods. They made their home in the for- est of Sapogne, in the vicinity of Sedan, in a dugout so concealed that it was never discovered, although the forest, which harbors wild boar and other game, was a favorite hunting ground for German officers. The French stragglers lived on hare and other game. One German who ven- tured into too close proximity of their dugout is buried where he fell. They made one attempt to escape in 1915, but on the Dutch frontier they were shot at by the German sentries, and the Sergeant was wounded, so the two returned to their forest. The severe winter of 1916 brought them terrible sufferings. They were snowed in and almost starved. They owe their lives to an old Belgian poacher and smuggler, who, throughout their adventures, helped them with provisions. They are now in a French hospital recover- ing from the effects of their priva- tions. LORD BAL IMORE LAYER CAKE White art! chocolate lavere, filled with rich chocolate fudge. _— delicious and wholesome des- ’ 63c Each Pes LENTEN LUNCHES oie eoebed: . Fp mney 2 of amazing goodpess. st e@ or ul.eco- folk— PLANS FOR ST. LOUIS SUFFRAGE CONVENTION Numerous Social Events for Vis- Including Automobile Ride and Tea March 26. NE of the absorbing interests of many prominent members of s0- ciety is the national convention of the Women’s Suffrage Association which will convene here March 24 to 29 and many plans are in progress to make of this the banner conven- tion in the association's history. a meeting of the Hospitality Commit- last week a member was pointed to act as hostess for delegates from each state. Among! numerous social affairs which | will be given for the visitors will bo} an automobile drive tea on| Philip Bond Fouke| having charge of the drive and Mrs. | A. McMillan of the tea. who will act as hostesses and states they represent will be Mrs. Dwight Dana, llinois; Miss Florence | 2 Lambert, Virginia; Jordan, Wyoming; Mrs. Edward Goltra, Montana; Mrs. M. J. Lowen-| InstantPostum § ®-::.3"" delicious lesa fre. C. | beverage : . ! Herbert L. Parker, Massachu- |}setts; Mrs. Lon Hocker, Maine; Mrs. George A. Bass, Colorado: Mé@s. A. s.'Mudd, Maryland; Miss Fannie Sproule and Mrs. B. Morrison- Putter, Ds tiitiiadieeetealiili i S. Kennerly, California. ‘Mrs. C. C. Collins, Rhode Island: | Mrs. and comfortable. ideal one. Childrens HICKORY See PAE we USA. Children’s a ICKORY ee am RUSE OT a A STEIN 6 CoptmenT C Mothers of America: OU know your family is happier, more contented and: better able to produce good work—be it 1n school or business—if home surroundings are pleasant So you make your home an That’s just what we’ve done for our large business me: family of a thousand happy workers. We've ej) established the largest and most ideal garter factory in the world. Our girls are well cared-for, well paid and well satisfied. They not only work here—they /ve here eight hours a day. We’ve made this business home of ours the sort that you’d be willing to have your daughter work in and the kind that our own children would be proud to re- member us by. We've strived for the ideal. That spirit, we believe, you find reflected in our merchandise. That’s one reason why Hickory Garters are so distinctly superior in comfort, service and value. HICKORY Garters at your dealer Twenty-five cents and up— depending upon style and ‘size A.STELIN & COMPANY MAKERS PARIS GARTERS Chicage fer men —— five famous HICKORY features oe ented rubber cushion Saves stockings and darnings. 2. Easily adjusted buckle excciient. your money back. | Capt. and Mrs. John Murray Jen- ter of the late Hamilton King, Miniz ter to hg She is a gradu ate of Wellesley College and studied in G many and in Switzerland. She Sa | been treasurer of the Allies Shop | Westminster place has as her guest | |delphia, who will remain about a ‘fortnight longer. ee 1. The only children’s garter made with the pat clasp, which holds stockings firmly between $. Extra strong pin—cannot bend or break. 4. ‘Highest quality elastic and webbing, thoroughly tested, uniformly S Guarantee with every pair assures your complete satusfacuon or ILLINOIS RESIDENT WHO | IS HERE ON A VISIT } utiene Pee TRA CAs» Bleenadine Nt Neobeor tauh and Mrs. Percival Chubb, Pennsylvania; Mrs. Irwin Bettman, Ohio; Mrs. Theo. Benoist and Mrs. ’ T. Donovan, Missouri; Mrs. §F. RB. Clark, Indiana; Mrs. wag lan, Texas. | Social Items kins Jr. are being congratulated upon the arrival of a daughter. Mrs. Jen- kins was Miss Emilie Maffitt Cab- | anne and during Capt. Jenkins’ ab- | sence abroad has been staying with | l | | Robb, Delaware; Mrs. Neil on May Rs le ‘GAVE CIGARETTE . 10 A ‘KING | scriptions I had heard of ‘Albert’s| ment, then grinned and said: | said. of it. | cigarette. I handed him one. Then ithe fumbled around, couldn't find a | match, and asked me for one. I |gave it to him. He asked: ‘You're jan American, aren't you?’ and add- 'ed that he was a Belgian. While we ‘stood there chatting about the weath er and other commonplace topics | happened to notice the unusual out- lines of his plane. It resembled de-! Special te the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, March 6.—Byron Stowe of this city, a warrant ma- chinist in the naval air service, who arrived on the transport Sierra, was at an aerodrome in Germany that had recently been surrendered to the allies. “A big plane landed near me,” he “A strapping fellow got out ¢ ‘hariot.” I looked over my begrime 4 I'm Albert, why? And, sure eno’ ih, ugain!it was the Belgian King. | American Machinist Also Supplied and asked him: ‘Say, are you King| go back some day and Albert With a Match. Albert?’ He looked abashed a mo-' lend me a cigarette and a poe "2 lana besmudgéd acquaintance Sens rl him to He asked if I could spare a H ERE is a valuable little volume that tells, tn plain, every-day English, all you need know atout the U. 8S. Govern- ment’s Income, War and Special Taxes, applyings to both individ- vals and corporations. This booklet ia free—just ask for year copy at the Information Desk in center of Mercantile lobby. Mercantile Trust Co. Fighth & Locust—to St. Charles. = ont her sister, Mrs. Edwin Cary Link of | 6356 Vernon avenue. Miss Cora Lee King of 5257 West- minster place has sailed for France, where she will join her sister, Miss Helen M. King, who is in the Y. M C. A. service. Miss King is the daugh- here. Miss King went to New Yor a fortnight before sailing to attend a conference for Y. M. C. A. overseas workers. Mrs. David R. Francis has gon? East to join her husband, Ambassa- dor Francis, and they will — a time at White Sulphur Springs, Va. -_-_-—---— Mrs. Edwin T. Nugent of 5228 | her sister, Mrs. John Rex of Phila- Miss Bernadine Weber of Mo Vernon, Jil., who is the guest of urs. Louis E. Crandall of 5741 De Giver- ville avenue, is being much enter- tained during her visit, a number ef affairs having been arranged in her. honor. Mrs. Joseph Liebke, who with her | husband has been residing in Plaque- | mine, La., since leasing their hom«. “The Triangle,”’ at Normandy, ar- rived in the city Tuesday fora wee . Ss visit and is stopping at the Stat Hotel. Mrs. F. L. Suhre of 3919 Arsena! street entertained with a 500 party Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs. | | EB. Reiser of Indianapolis, who is the guest of Miss Lily Anheuser. Among those present were Mrs. Joseph Doo- ley, Mrs. O. Broyer, Mrs. Dewey Hickey, Miss Lily Anheuser, Mrs. M. Suhre, Mrs. K. Reynolds. Mrs. K. | Kimball and Mrs. K. Oberkircher Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Sheldon of | Wichita Falls, Tex, have bee nm the |guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rob- lerts of 5954 Page boulev rd ——— Miss Edna Kiel. daughter of Mayor ‘and Mrs. Henry M. Kiel of 1625 Mis- souri avenue, entertained the bridge club of which she is a member at |the American Hotel] this afternoon | About 20 guests were present Mrs. David_M. Flournoy of Web- ster Groves fas had as her guest |Mre. Paul Buckner of Clarksville. Tenn. The Town Club wil! give a lunch- eon on Saturday at 1:15 o'clock which Miss Florence King, president of the Women’s Chamber of Con merce of the United States, will speak on “The New Demogracy.’ 2 Mrs. G. W. Parsons of lergusor who is visiting her sons in Missi ‘sippi and Louisiana expects to return home in a short whil: a ee ———_ At Besy Bee (Candy iain Friday. Our 75c Aes't. Character Choco lates, Special! Friday only. ie the pound- Adv ee SABOTAGE BY |. W W. REPORTED Et thy A ser lated }*. WASHINGTON March 6 he ports of sabotaze bv T W Ww men bers at points in Ohio where arm) automobiles and trucks are stored have been received by War Ds. part- ment officials and an investigatio: has been ordered Some of the acts of sabotage : ported here include the destructio of radiators, the b reakio g off of car- buretors and the injury of other por- , tions of the mecher ism Ibeen’s Friday Bargain. Milk Chocolate Divinity, Sunshine Kisses, Maple Cups, 35c lb—Adv - ~ 5 | | : | | , | es) o sf vu O .¢) | ° O ° =| ° We Give Stamps. Eagle y 4 f 4 a Extraordinary Sale of Those $30 and $35 SPRING SUITS Silvertones Checks Serges Wool Poplins Two hundred new recruits to our regiment of Spring fashions. A superb style variety, showing unusual box and blouse-coated suits, vestees. braided and belted models. 2 ——_— 0 Om 2010 00mm | * We Give Eagle a SIXTH AND ST, CHARLES _ i 250 DRESSES Taffetas, Satins, (,eorgettes. serges, $ 5() eombinatious. New _ Spring stvles of great eharm tor street and afternoon wear. COLONIALS *D & $7.50 Handsome new arrivals to grace the foot of the fashionable wom- an. Of patent leather and dull kid, in high arch effect, elegantly buckle trimmed-—turn soles, cov- ered French Louis heels. Of white kid at $7.50. OXFORDS $6.00 Great favorites with those who appreciate distinction. Of pat- ent leather and dull kid, turn soles and graceful covered French Louis heels. Of brown kid..... 7 Of white kid..... SPAT PUMPS $4 & 5§ Patent, Dull Kid, Tan Calf Plain opera effects with slender covered wooden Leuis, leather Lauis or Militar’ heels: hand-turn soles. OXFORDS 35 & 56 Military Heels Sensib'e every day models of ne =_—- —— — ne ae fine tan «calf or black kid. Geood- | vear welt soles, 1%-in. beele— i choice of straight or wing tips. Contracts taken to clean out Cock» _roacbes, Bed Bugs, Rats and _ Mice a ee oan 20 Serge Dresses— Values to $17.5 13 Velveteen Dresses—Values to ry ” i $ | () 25 Silk Dresses—Values to $17. 50. 25 Silt Dresses Vahuas to S7OW, - ==) ‘ A s er 13 ~ "= ee eee GIVE CROSS, SIGKIY CHILDREN A DOSER OF SYRUP OF FIGS” Look at tongue! If feverish, bil- ious, constipated, take no chances. “California Syrup of Figs” can’? harm tender stomach, liver, boweds. Don't scold your fretful, peevish child. See if tongué is ceeted aes is a sure sign its stomach, liver bowels are clogged. When listless, pale, feverish, full of cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn’t ‘at, sleep or act paturally, bas stom- ich ache, indigestion, diarrboea, give a teaspoonful of ‘‘California Syrup of Pigs,’’ and in a few hours all the waste, the bile and fermenting food | Passes out of the bowels and you have ‘a well and playful child again. Chil- dren love this harmless ‘‘fruit laga- tive,’’ and mothers ean rest easy af- ter giving it, because it never f to make their little ‘‘insides’’ clean and . sweet. Keep it handy, Mother! A. little given today saves a sick child tomer row, but get the genuine Ask druggist for a bottle of ‘* California Syrup of Figs,’’ which has diree- tions for babies, children of all and for grown-ups plainly on the Bot- tle. Remember there are counterfeits gold here, so surely look and see that vours is made by the ‘* California | Fig Syrup Company.’’ Hand beek with contempt any other fig syrup,— ADV. THESE DURABLE SOLES WORN BY MILLIONS “After giving Nedlin Soles a thor- ough trial, I would not go back to the soles I used to wear even though the cost were less. I receive twice the service from shoes with Nedlin Soles,” writes G. P. Jones, of Omaha. More than 10,000,000 pairs of Nedélig So'es have been put on American shoes, Peovle were quick to realize the ad- vantages of this scientifically-made sole —its. long wear, its comfort, water- pres’ ness—and its final economy, shoe stores everywhere sell Nedlin-soled shoes in many styles for men, women, and children. And any repairman will re-sole your worn shoes with Nedlin Soles—-made by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio, who also make Wingfoot Heels—-guaranteed to outwear all other heeis. Nedlin Soles wit Ss “se seve POC OPE ADL Ey 00» het LER AB ORR YE f Ulaunderng ; | hati) lg L a Fabrics At All Grocers NEW PUBLICATLONS IN ERVE | CONTROL And How to Gain ! By H. Addington Bruce An expert explanation of fhe causes and symptome of ali nerv- ous troubles, and simple, direet instructions for their relief. Dovens of euch subjects «as Signs of Nerve Strain; Nabite That liurt Nerves: Hew te Overceme Werry and Melanchety; Sreia Fes and Ite HMemedy; New te Banish Insomnia irritability. Timidity. ete.: Cettirg Hid Nervous Indigestion; ew te Gals Nerve Contre! and Keep Your Bre tem Well and Strong. “An immense amount of practieoal ad@- vice that te beth sound end scientific and in agreement wit? test ad vances in Neure ory ‘jug o be of im- menee he 'p om a ee ae: way toe suf- ierers frum .nerv6o olibre fe44e ii. Cercat a) i? einont Neuro ogres Hoelou $i. net: by mati $1 1°. Bookstores, of Pub iehere | Funk & Waagnelis Company 256 Pourth Avenee, New Vork. “WATERBUGS The nastiest species of the coch roach family, and other cockroaches leaped out with CETZ COCKROACH POWDER MADE AND SOLD BY 1139 Pine Street. Both Phones. b SPRINGTIME TONIC For Nervous, Weak Men and Women Is CADOMENE TABLETS Sold by All Druggists. | ao —_ SILVER AND PORCELAIN FILLINGS AS LOW AS S80 OR. W. A. WAINRIGHT, Dents! 678 Olive Street, Hears. 6 A. M.te OF, M. oe C

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a ge ae ae —_ —— = a st LouIS POST: ‘DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 6. 1919. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 12 SWEEPIN FRIDAY | BARGAINS FROM THIS BIG CLEAN-UP SALE ft FINAL SWEEP ON ALL | OVERCOATS | & SUITS | ——————— wiiere wR Ete A al eal & Aute. willful absence and embarrass- vears ago but the action was dis- They have one daughter, Natalie. siv ; , ’ : - “ - . : TRIAL FOR 19 “WEOROES ~panipl dies “hheriien with an at ing him by her mode of living missed 19 years old, who is a student at i) jbyant Tit * rien e - ‘ . . Wellesley College areata W Nat » wamah Reoretary Raker Christy filed suit for. divorce three fhe Christys were married in 198° ” a tack upper ' | wae eherwn tee tes i t Soldiers Were Sentoncnd ' eid nhtve heete 4 : . : Death, Five to lAfe Imprieon: ine ihe men wr “ 7 = wf ‘¥ : : » ty rahee® avd te ment. vlelian @ departure ’ | | the Associated Pree pris eft the aocver i wf Turnrliamental AZ . et ihe meh Were eh HINGTON. March 4--In ane rieahts Pieht ef ‘ neuncing that President Wileon had fenced fe i as ead , Set aside courtmartial nentences and onner ‘8 (ilations Include Alton Lieuten md tertie: ne new trials in the case of 1? : ant Who Penetrated Born Missions ee bardments on | : The award of the Tietineuished Rervies Creee te Tieut Willan FP levie of Alton wae announced offi fiallvy hw the Wer TPenartment to dav. in the following citation: Y Seond Ttentenant William Palwatd Levie, Thirtieth Infan tr. For aetraordinary herotem | | N ! \ in action near Rote d'Atrremont Tulv 05 fon several oecasions ACHING K NEW TORK. ‘March . ork Evening Tele cday that its cam . alleged insaniltary e American embarkat ‘was in any s e courtmartial of ¥. formerly con t newspaper, as sta legram from Gen. blic by the War Dep . Answering the Ame vers charge that “vie Aaath fire te File lr prtn o found inesane «4 sf five Wonde cae T.lewut Levis VYolunteered and - . wenf through fle intenee arti! —Worth Up to $30.00 . fake a tableapooenful in # giase of lary bombardment of the enemy ne kerse (ivercoats in ~ ‘ ry’ ‘ . , $ ; We Eat | ov M neh Meat water before breakfast Tor a few toe perform important missions size 3 and stan le models that wilh Dash : . ’ , 2 ; dave and your kidneves will then act lie led a detail of three men to cl o sos On te tho nae weheal Which ( logs I Hines a fine This famous salite is made from secure rockete and, on the jon? An f T i y / nodels for “> ung men and s a : | . the acid of grapes and lemon juice, ney, two were killed and the “ M mpor ANL JAi€ O styles fi ider men! Choice of melue Then the Back | urts. combined with lthia, and is harmless ether wounded. Undaunted, he . lot tomorrow at ime to flush eleggwed kidneva and stimu alone pushed on, arriving at the ° i / . ; . late them to normal activity. Ut also ammunition dump just as an | . ; rmalive > ie (j thes neo lon y . " . . ‘ } ade : sonle forget that the kid neutralirea the acids so ‘ enemy ehell exploded ans 1 $ aA ae tae the oat get sluggish er irritate, thuae ending bladder dis etroved if Mrs. W. KE. Levis, : i) | u om, | ‘clogged and need a flushing o orders wife: €11 Btate street. Alton. 1) : | sasionally, clae we have backa he and Jad Salta ie harmieas; inexpensive, The following Missouri and li hit i] dull mieery in the kidney region, se makes a delightful effervescent lithia- . oie witations each with the award of iy | . re ater drink which everybody should ing pp & C.. appeared in today’s of ny ec vere headaches, rheumatic twinges, Wwaier the Ss appe: | Ny a torpid liver, acid stomach, sleepless: take now and then to keep their Kil’) goin) putietin “ S f \ ee wees and all eorts of blad ler disor le rs, neve ' ean, thus avoiding sfrrious com Private Ray T WwW illiame (de | a) * Yeu simply muet keep your kidnevs plications Ceneed). Headquarters (company H Ss . Oe! 7 t an\ XQ " . . . , 7 ] V4 ey = ] aa ve and clean, and the moment vou A well-known loreal druggis fourth Infantry. For extraordinars + ae SETEITIERS Gr ain in the kidney| he cclie lots of Jad Salts to folks who |p croiam in action near Grand Ballot Hi A Drastic Clean-Up of All Men’s a region, get about four ounces of Jad | believe in overcoming kidney troublo| 2... tury 15. After several .of his | Novelty Overcoats—Values up to $18 e . ly trouble ADV, , eo . ro 7. ti - Men Young men’ At this low price it will pay you— BS te from any good drug store here, while if is onl: comrades had been killed or woun ; ; eas ” : os ee ies ella : — ed while attempting to repair tele We are announcing this aS an ‘important sale” because these in oe a we ‘These buy an Gvecesay ana A ‘bie for e phone lines. Private Williams went Hats were made especially for us by one of New York’s best | M all kinds of weather! Swept Away Friday at is out and performed the mission un- | makers and represent excellent value-giving. Each Hat is ia A * ; . . 5° | mn Unusua argai en’ bs : me hopes One Ge Sen eee ! marked below its regular selling price. Hh v u in Men's and ne » | | ment. Mrs. Elfie Williams, wife, Os | 4) > | Young Men’ S $20 and $22 Suits ma oi ' good, Mo ' : , ;, P : . a0. sot every size im every pattern. bi ry man and - ‘ : = ol > Wick ia emeenia Li There are smart tailored models—Sailors with wing trimmings, | oung man cangfind Soenethinar to oust bison te aeae eae ae : Private Robert E.Wickliffe, Comp ri | g | young ma png fh nr gz bis x - . : 2. oOagas ana ened; r SSI wd ; aa: ‘oy Oe P ? 5 ’ eS k | ' : ny A, Fourth Infantry. For extraor Hii small tlowered trimmed Hats, Turbans topped with Alsatian i Canna odds and get “fi rst cho; se orth — a x. ) ) dinary heroism in action near sien Hi! bows or trimmed with glycerined ostrich—all the new styles i H , ee. 4 . Ballois Farm, July 14-15. After be- {" shown in our regular displays are included in this special sale. | Men ‘Ss Sturdy $3 Pants ot ae . ‘ on Ave. ing severcly wounded Private Wick- a Dae HETHER r Br y os 4 - » Men’s Pure | 22%: 650 pairs inte toc every of them “extra w sew ed— ane terns tat are easily washed and 00 ue very popul lar for work—practl- ally all s — Away strge Pants Men’s 'S Worsted oa at liffe remained at his post performing Wi ; . his duties as a relay runner until re- | ii Most women like to pay $10 for their first Spring Hat, and I Y Neved. Mrs. Clara Wickliffe, moth- ii there are so many styles that it will be an easy matter to find Exact Vy 4AZ5 Pairs of er, Warsaw, Mo. Hi one that is becoming. (Third Floor.) are ‘flower, ri marvel at the > > > Sy — pt P J ‘ * li ke’ { “ut in? the 2ery i read! e, full- a if mission, Corp. Politte went forwaru length model of heavy pare ies under heavy shell and gas bombard- grav English ra ink eel Rass - * er alr | 2s ment and repaired telephone lines - to 46 chest—Swept Away Friday i Lexia J. Rolitte, father, 01d nes, a (Sf EE | Mo. . : ” . ae Eo > HELLRUNG & GRIMM ! . ® B, Sixth Machine Gun Battalion, ie ‘ : ['nited States Marine Corps. For | & hy extraordinary heroism in action near a / am, e Hie MW Beau t. Nov. 1 rivat lon BOYS’ HEAVY BLUE * jeaumont, Nov. 10. Private Dillon _ Just Received 11001 e :) > he was painfully wounded in the foot by Gms SERGE SUITS Re kay ‘ ah Ze § 4.95 | FINE CASSIMERE) in all sizes 8 7 — tutta Knickers—Swept Aw way Fri: — | ALL SIZES FOR evan BOYS 6 TO 17 j > 1°) 3 Ag. 7 1@ s- 3 & oa © > =| t k 3 7a & fy 2 (X gS Q Miao wT ie oe « ae St ew OTE. a IP CREE Not all ay “ta all night under heavy shell fire, car- BOYS’ Suits that are worth up to — Mie every style, ut rying wounded to the dressing sta- KNICKE Stylish models—full-lined iy : all sizes up_to 6 tion. James B. Dillon, father, Mid- $1.25 RS Cars salt ane peneet patterns ; a in the lot. dletown, Mo. 4 Private (First Class) John W. Der- ry, Company D, Fourth Infantry. For school’ All 3\zes ) to 18—Swenpt ue Tae, Heavy - weight hard weave cassimere mat Knickers in the They won't last long at this prieg dark patterns for C s> come early! Swept Away . extraordinary heroism in action near Away at...... J Nesles, July 15 Private Derry re- JUVEN! quested permission to leave the $10.00 LE MACKINAW SETS — Complete outfit— coat, hat and leg- to 7—Swept A way trenches and to assist the wounded. Under heavy artillery, bombardment of the enemy he aided many wound- ed comrades to a dressing station, re- turning With litters for the more seri- ously wounded Eldridge J. Derry, father, Petersburg, I]. Private William M. Floyd, Compa-. ny L, Fourth Infantry. For gxtraor- dinary heroism in action near Les Evaux, July 13 After seeing severa! patrols fail in the attempt to cross the River Marne, during the night, Private Floyd, with three compan- ions, successfully crossed in broad daylight and in full view of the ene- my. remaining in hostile territory throughout the day Hiome address Mrs. Frances Wade, Norris City, IIL. raesegand . ' - Albacore Tuna Fi per can oe eee een ~ r ione er Minced 18¢, 20¢ Wakefield's Kip lierring, ean | CLOTHING COMPANY N. W. COR. EIGHTH.AND WASHINGTON AV, pA EIGHT MONTHS TO ons Special Friday and Saturday. 12 Rese=s j. Ee wee, Cie Ae) lk me | | | I OL ee i fF i Err i _. Always better values for i» our Dollar Box. Grimm & Gor!- ps your money at Barnett’s. ~‘°’ = LABOR BOARD MAKES - AWARDS pea Br Ointment—Bleackes = hy | Right ae | @r Sallow Skin—Removes Pimples. Recognized in All Cases for by Mell 25 Bees ef Cotereé # Workers to Organize Tnions. Use It to Lighten Their Skin. "laminar tamer Press a | di NEW YORK, Merch 6.—The Na- hredded | ‘ oo very delightful ointment called tional War Labor Board in executive 7 Codtish Pests ’ Black and White Uintment, applied seant« e ~eate wiseg ; | te your face, neck, arms and hand ~ poplin pag pany Renee’ Gawn Large Round sho “ cumgacieames INO More late engagements tag are . wonderful effect of bleaching different parts of the country The Hollem’’ ot te = ark, sallow or blotehy skin as ae ? right to organize and to “bargain col- Herring, doz Hollaad style. $ R Herring, pail, Smoked Boneicss Ronee pound ...... olled Herring, ~ as remove freckies, wrinkles, f Bampepinste or risings. Colored | reported as using it in great Genuine — 5 Saaitetee as Black and White Oint nek gives them that soft, bright, 14-K Rings smooth, beantiful camplerion ‘* ° lectively’’ was awarded to the work- ers in virtually every instance and for Hoosier housewives employers were warned against Op- posing unionism in direct violation of the principles of the board. Equai f.N the Hoosier, science has housewife from drudgery hours. SSRN OO RI Se eA, 34 RE NS ee » NO a » | Down—S$ ay to wome equa! a on. : PY ee coe bay oti making nem the ca Lees dered mn two dispute and in a num: bridged the gap between neces- No other Cabinet offers so : & “pod pet . Mieegiaes. $S¢ and Séc (larse cise WATCHES her of cases employes who had been sary kitchen work and the social chesiy wanted fedtuden: Mean : cream ance... see” liens Elen W —, ww wrewes) @nd recreation hours that women 4ousis Hoosiers fine per pound... If you send $1 for four boxes of ens gm atches 18 One of the awards granting equa! must have in order to maintain ti Y t H . — construc- casper Rardines, : pp ey pee eens, q oe cies 20- Year Gold Filled pay S women upheld the demands of physical and mental fitness. 10N. © oosier prices are cked Gaiuall free. Agents peg an ee living $1 Down—$1 a Week en moderate and the terms are easy. pet, pemae — Address Plough Chicago ey ae Me hia, T Black emplia, enn c Sipv. Olatment sold a eneeshines Ladies’ Elgin #1 I) per pound Noseo Union Salt, The Hoosier, with its 40 labor- One sen”, Bee Canéy Shops Friday. | Saving inventions and work-re- Watch Bracelet . A Week “BEST OF ALL” o BALMWORT KIDNEY wate TABLETS Stee Asa’? ‘ aracter (“hoe Olates . ‘ Special rigs oO l* tO- th a oun ; > . - . - 4 jlaseee . Soldiers Soothe i aedioas ) oe! Friday only, ¢ pound ducing conveniences, cuts kitchen Puts a Hoosier | Mr. Wm. E. Bryant, B. F. D, sone tg work in half and releases the in Your Kitchen sas unhon mee aides fice, per package ..... Delmar Club Tor f ARTIST CHRISTY SUES AGAIN ney Tablets and find them the os : e very bes of anything [ have 34 Says His Wife’s Mode of Life Em- : | ever tri I have tried lots | me Ry the PN ry nace _ L r j mM mM | in the back, rheumatic paius, : “i : Press in the back, rh tie pai | ‘a JONESVILLE, r gray oe During the year 1918 the 1 piat betti-, 2he; * Red Rose resh Bake srandma’'s Skin Troubles cmecere O.. M — Howard Chandler Clsian ae ; ete. tell you that Kidney and , sty, famous . Dispatch printed 131,297 artist, has filed a petition for divorce th & Bladder are sot doing their “Wants’—41,446 mere than from Mrs. Maybelle Thom 9 a Washington Ave. i6" & Cass Ave | regu Gstica. -Palawert Kid. est competiter, ane mene-* Christy. who waa once _ his mode — | ney Tablets correct and revive times ag Many as the twe - their activity. Seld byw all ning newspapers combineh = et 7. , oR rr mere Freq ee "2 = _—-

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NG|} LE!! TS TS ts in all s that wil] seaROnaA! Waistline and staple (Choice or ) B ‘ a) nts at 9.11 9.7 coats An ST. LOWS PAST-NISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1919. Ee oe eee ee ee we Ee Declares “Expose” Brest Was Not Inspired by Maj. Birdsall. ; Associated Pres. : NEW YORK, March €6.—-The New or k Evening Telegram denied yes- y that its campaign ‘‘expos- ‘alleged insanitary conditions at e American embarkation camp st rest Was in any sense inspired by courtmartial of Maj. Alfred W. sali, formerly connected’ = with t mewepaper, as stated in a recent legram from Gen. Pershing, made blic by the War Department. , Answering the American commanr- of) _—~—-.-ae about the time Maj. Birdsall) returned ; j yo. -peMes PERSHING’S CHARGES @ttacks” upon the Brest camp began estan Sa taiuat sees ELECTED TO CONGRESS threatened to “get some one at | Brest,”” the telegram asserts that its first information regarding soldiers’ jcomplaints against the cantonment was received 11 days before Birdsa’! sailed. The source of the informa- tion, the newspaper added, was a ‘statement prepared by a group of of- ficers arriving in New York. The Velegram published a letter from Secretary Baker copy of the officers’ statement warded to him. for- Eat Your Lunch at Kresge’s. —— every day. You will like it. ~-AGv. acknowledging a) broad, drooping and Georgette combinations are al! truly extraordinary values. *6 *8 *10 included HETHER vou choose a tai flower, ribbon, fruit or marvel at the splendid qualits Also—Friday an Unusual Trimmed Hats at.. Century M 615 North = charge that “‘violent newspaper | Century Wonderfully Smart Millinery Dashing Turbans, Modish Hats with brims—new straws iored or semi-tailored styie, or a novelty trimmed effect, vou will of the materials. We Will Offer Assortment $5 illinery Co. ON LEAGUE PLATFORM oat oe ‘Democrat in Pennsylvania Dis-| trict Overcomes 9000 Repub- lican Majority of Last Fall. , al to the Post-Dispatch. March 6 —Dem-| Sree. PITTSBURG, Pa.. are | | victory of John H. Wilson of Butler | ocratic le iders celebrating the | | for Congress a | people on the league of nations.” Wil- son, running on a platform indorsing ‘the league and upholding President ty-second Pennsylvania istrict— over John H. Jamison of Greensbure. by 473 majority, in a vote of 14,367 | The district has been a Republican stronghold. Labor responded almost solidly in the industrial sections to ithe appeal, “Get behind the Presi- dent.” It was the first time in 50 years a Dermocrat had been elected to Congress from fF Vacancy Caused by Death. The VWemocratik ered by the party leaders asa whok hearted indorsement by the people of the and his policies and, at the slap at the Repub lican filibuster in the U. 8S. Senate in jis closing hours. ‘ler Cour . Victoryv 18 cor (- President Same tirit “a tobbins ( Rep.) returned to his seat by a majority of more than 9000 over George H. McWheeter, his Dem- ocratic opponent The election just held was to fill the vacancy caused by Robbins’ Wiis had been elected. In 1912, at the time of the Roose- velt-Taft split, a Westmoreland the district. until the pres- Democrat represented but Butler County has ent time, never been represented b3 a mermber of that party. Republicans Undecided. Representative-elect Wilson tered he district with placard “Husk ing votre for him as votes of dence in his namesake, the President, and declaring himself unreservedly for the league of nations plan as drafted or as it may be finally per- fected The Republican candidate took no stand on the league of na- tions question, but In answering ques- tions of voters said his action would be governed by the course the Re- publican leaders decided to follow This was taken to mean that hs Was opposed to the league, in view of question Lodge, on the Knox, Borah, and others. Democratic the Re- the stands Senator dexter Poin- , : , . ieagers ciaim Broadway — |) [FM 2[T COMES FRom * ITS THE BEST Prices Cut for Friday, Saturday and M onday FLOUE Moll’s Standard; 48-15. sk. $290 sack -Q1.49 SUGAR Fine granulated, pure cane, 10 ibs... 9 Ze HAMS ‘SMOKED CALI., tender and juicy, per lb Coffee Paney Mara- Delmar Club @ibo; 40c¢ vail Tomato: lie ue SOUPS 2 '** 65c 4 for 25c |2 for 25c BEANS SOAP lLelmar Club =a Red Kidney; Crystal White l5c cans —“s or Bob Wiisite, bars 26c MiILK——Small Carnation or Pet, 6 cans 35c Cut Loaf Sugar, 10 ibs. $1.15; 5 ibs. 58c Lenten Specials Albacore Tuna Fish, 10¢ Ee Pioneer Minced Sea Clams, Wak Tee, 20¢ 3 C Herring, can 25¢ a — ? for 35 owed ] ay ae 35¢ Dunbar Drv Shrimp, (oa) ne erteeee#tee : : ee llerring, doz. Holland style Herring, doz Holland style Herring, pail, Smoked Boneless Herring, per pound olied Herring, with pickle Spiced Herring in cream sauce N. Y. Cheese, per pound Russian Sardines, per pound | Smoked Salmon, per pound . Smoked Fish, per pound 40c ** 50c $1.25, $1.60 8 10¢ Noseo Onion Salt, 144-oz. Glasses perma - | 20¢ 13¢ Delmar Club Tomato Catsup, pint bottle, 2c; 14 pt. bottle, Purina Chicken leed, Fancy Layer Figs, Sa ae dh becuse re 30¢ l-Ib. jar Plums or Green Gag Preserves, Imperial Se ian oy ane aco db 40¢ Kellogg Bran, ) OL Se 2 C Delmar Club Mincemeat, 10¢ Se SD csasescccdpoce Moll’s Pride Lima Beans, per can Sweet California Prunes 3 we 25¢ McIIhenny Cut Okra, 15¢ : No. 3 cans, 20c; No. 2 cans.. Delmar Club E. J. Peas, 15¢ per can cnee meee _ Se Delmar Club String Beans, gE 13¢ ae liclaar Club Raisins, 2i¢ per package Gibbs’ Spaghetti with cheese; l5e cans Sunkist Sliced Yellow Peaches, No. 2 cans, per cau, Fancy, large, sweet Navel Oranges, per dozen Large fancy juicy Florida Grapefruit,. each Peanut Squares, r pound pdtctas Club Baking Powder, B-Bb>. CBBE. 2. oe wesc ccccgess Fancy Sugar-Cured Bacon, 6 to & Ib. average, per Ib Delmar Club Macaron! Spaghetti, per package Purina Chicken Feed, 10 pounds .... or 10)-pound sack..... Brown's Shoe Dressing, per bottle ; Pancy head Rice, sh pounds eee * Fresh Baked Nutmeg Red Rose Soaked Peas meg Cookies, per Ib., 15¢c Grandma's Washing Powder ~_"""~" 6 for 25¢ ve. J cere. ie snrier : for 15c | Cookies, per ib., 15c f publican Senate filibuster proclaimed in bie headlines in the papers. in- fluenced a large percentage of the workingmen's votes Republicans declare the Republic- lan vote was not out in force and that ‘their candidate's record was not ac- union labor. Jamison a vo had labor disorders at mines, resulting in the State rolice. ceptable to 'few years 2 many calling of the HOPES BURGLAR SYNDICATE AGENT WILL CALL ON HIM Man Robbed Says Suspense of Wait- ing for Negotiations “Is Awful.” R. Hart of 3417A North boulevard today asked the to state that if the yndicate” that robbed his i6 is not vet able to get it would at least no- will be his turn to The suspense, of his George LU nion Post-Dispatch ‘burglar house leb around to him tify him when it redeem his property. he said, of waiting for the burglar's= agent to call on him “is awful.’’ llart said he realized that his was only a small deal, compared with the robbing and ransoming of the houses of Guilford, Duncan, Cecil D. Cregg and Pernard who ar- ranged for the return of their prop- of money, Mohr, erty for certain amounts but that he really needed the articl: and would appreciate any effort haste made in his behalt Jewelry valued at $250 was taken from his Keb. 16. “There have been so many person advertising rewards for the return of their property that I guess it is hard on the poor burglar to follow al! of them.” Hart said. “Please say that I will meet him or his representative anywhere he says and will treat hi: with all the courtesy of which I am capable. If he prefers he may come to rny house and may be assured that he will receive the consideration due a gentleman. There will be no ques- tions asked and no attempt at prose- house cution. Live and let live ts my mot- to.” Hart is in the theatrical busi NESS. 4¢ Besy Beer Candy “Sheps Fridar. Our 75ce Ase’t. Character Chocolates Snecial Friday only. 60c the pound Ad\ JOHN S. BLAKE, HEAD OF REAL ESTATE FIRM, DIES owe ee Had Been Indisposed for a Month and Became Seriously Ill Last Saturday. John S. Blake of 5608 Perehing avenue, president of the John § Flake & Bro. Real FPstate Co. §! Chestnut street, died of heart troub) at his home last night He had been indisposed for nr P month, but became seriously fil Saturday. He formerly was ua direc- tor of the St. Louis Heal Estate Fx- change. and was 53 vears old Riake came to St. Louis from Car ore nan A /WAR BOARD'S PORK CONTROL : the “first vote of the} | Wilson, was elected from the Twen- | Butler and Westmoreland Counties— | ' Republican, a wealthy coal operator, | In November Representative E. E. | death a short time after he. *~. V. ™ iken by) . chase of foodstuffs in this country for the allies Food Administration iterated today the attitude of the administration expressed in a state- FOR EXPORT IS ENDED Prediction Made That Bic Demand for Our Hogs Will. Advance ment last night asserting that the Prices. action of the War Trade Board By the Associated Press. would nullify efforts to sta- WASHINGTON, March 6.—Con-| Pilize the price of live hogs. Food trol by the War Trade Board over| A@™nistration officials predicted that the action would have the effect exportation of pork and pork pro-) of increasing the price of hogs and ducts to allied nations was ended to- | pork above the agreed price which it day under an order issued by the had planned to continue until the board removing the foodstuffs from end of the month. the export conservation hast Removal of this control followed : i SE Bo ead Salesmen and agents are finding dissolution of the allied export commission which in the war had supervised the pur- provisions since earlv Post-bDis- readjustments new connections through patch “wants” while are in progress ; ; ’ officials re-' T i SS pant ~- ee ae — - ——— —. = The Best Shes for Children Mothers who have bought ’’Little Won- ders’’ know thev are the best and most a oe eee le . = ~ a t i dependable Shoes made and they are so \ | ©9o0d-lookinge and comfortable that echil- " dren who have worn them will wear no i others. | Made of soft, pliable leather on foot-conforming lines which assure comfort and perfect foot vrowth. ~We recommend them as being the best Shoes vou ean buy for children. Sizes 2 to 5 Black kid button. turn soles Patent leather button, turn soles Price $2.25 ° ; Sizes 5 to 8 | | Bigek kid or Dear, BMEOR . 20 os ceeccuect ..Price $2.45 mr Mahogany bear, lace or button ....... .Price $3.25 ' 4 i a | | Sizes 81, to 11 | | Black bear, button or lace ......)...... Price $2.65 | Mahogany bear, button or lace .....,.... .Price $3.75 ! meowm Tussin omit, 1a00 noc s doce cesses Price $4.75 | | Sizes 111, to 2 | y Bene DORS, DOCH bi pb cin occu cnquanh 7 Price $2.95 Black calf, lace ro 0 ¢6hhb ad eon 41 Brown Russia calf, lace, Eng. or medium toe, Price $5.50 | , | Boys’ Shoes Blaek ealf. laee. welt sole. .Price $3.50 “i7es 10 to 3%, _—_—_— .. Sizes 1 to 514. Black ealf, lace, welt sole, English last. i Price $4.00 | Sizes 1 to 6. Mahogany calf, lace, welt sole, English last. Price $5.50 ' ~ For Acid Stomach, Indigestion, Gas Instant Relief when your meals sour and upset the stomach—Indigestion Pain stops at once! The No waiting! moment you eat a tab- let or two, all stomach digan, O.. S33 years ago Hie was ‘ ie | athlidine \ aibcien dant tis on distress ends. Magic! ganized the realty pahy ‘ vear Pleasant, quick relief. ago. Hie was a member of the Royal = ! Arcanum, honight of Pythias end a Costs little — Al Mason. He served as president of drug stores. Buy a rhe Ohio 7" te here. hils ~idoe box ! - ° Mr Martha Chene, Blake: a Sister Mra. I. E. (sraham, and two brothers p « Di i a a A lames PF. and red A. Blake, sur- UPSET? apes lapeps n ON | vive. —ADV. ai : ~ % STIMNG ONeTNcoATL = re “ én ~ a On ——s ee se me 8 EE: ’ The Store for Complete Home Terms to Sait Your Convenience! eo er + mm i on 3-Room Outfits N° matter how modest or how elaborate a home yo ables us to render you unusually helpful service. For many years we have been specializing in comeve* ws [MAY, STERN &C Outfi 4-Room Outfits ED ; MiitT HL (ety \ ie u are planning—our long experience BMr.,. plete home ontfits—-and by grouping these various selections in one purebase, we are able to offer them at.» - special low prices. Whether you are ready to make spect these outfits—and note the exceptional values we are offering. Combination Coal and Gas Range $4.00 Cash—$1.00 a Week « TAs ‘*Quick Baker’’ permits you to cook and bake with coal or gas asl you prefer—-built of polished blue stee! ~~ $64.00 | tion has four holes-—-gas has three star burners oven is heated by coal or gas—priced at......... - — is really two ranges in one— THis Kitchen Cabinet is exaetiv like eut-—has white enameled china closet with art mian- -coal sec- doors—-tilting metal flour bin with sifter--reem) compartment for kitchen utensi -tin bread and cake ‘drawer ments—priced at and scores of other Kitchen Newest “Quaker” ———— improve Cabinet $2.00 Cash—$2.00 a Month $32.50 ForYour Music Rolls 10-In. Double-Face Columbia Grafonola $2.00 Cash—50c a Week OU need this Music Roll Cabmet in which to take care of your. music rolls—it is extra large-——ma- hogany finish——has grilled door and will hold 90 musie¢ rolls —priced at $19.5 S 2 4°64 &é & ee & Have a Smile Records at 85c ‘Till We Meet Again |The Worst Is Yet to Come You're Some Pretty Doll Good-Bye France Kisses You'l) Have to Put Him to Sleep With the La Marseillaise The Navy Will Bring Them Back Ob! Susie Behave Take Me Back to That Rose-Cov. ered Shack Music Rolls for Your Player-Piano The Navy Will Bring Them Back —~HOe. Bluin the Blues—G0c. I Found the End of the Rainbow — Poe, Some Day I'll Make You Glad— ioe, Mary—Fox Trot—8#!1.00. Don't Cry Little Girl, Don't Cry -—4b0Oe. Watch, Hope and Pray Little Girls—60c. ‘ve Got the Blueridge Blues— Victory March—60¢. Beautiful Ohio—60c. ’ ' ; Terms Te has to hold your records— $00.08 , fit) $4) 50a week priced at ' = 7 has terme of your purchase now or not—we invite you to call and tm ‘ Sees SERS SS OSB SEE O SEE OS SS OS 28 O 4S SEE FOE EARS tr iple Cleansers Three Bargains in Used Player off $1 50 a Week F828 5254S S 48 O48 O22 Ree OES ddd ddeaitddeddededededed ttt ee 5 Grafonola is large size, epring- ve motor and piano-hinged numbered od - ~~ * ~~ 24 Rolls of Music, Scarf and Bench witn Each Player Cambridge Player HIS Cambridge Piayer f{« one HIS Cable & Sens Player ia a that we can sincerely recom: | full &&-note sise—-used ont’ veual roerit mend. When new it sold for $600 six weeks—and has been put in tene and easy action. —has been used only @ short time. | first-class condition. When new it ( it sold for %750—a /eeld for $8606—now offered with | montha Offered éu and is practically as good as new Cable & Sons Player Beckman Player N 88-note Player-Piane of gn with eautpment as Has avery aweet J new ~~” only 1m 64 reureve convenience, GIGS | scartiena' vench = JARS | iiee'Stevetor pss ‘ag ting All Sertethy ke Goods “ One mx 3 Marked Pree 45 in Plain | 9 = 7 1 Figures | Corner Twelfth and Olive Sts. P : | AE RR I IE ON LES HE A TT TO OE A TT RS NNR CA APN Ee AR, ET MRE Ne, MCL MR AR RBC, cacti CN RIAN, Asi AR tt cee:

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MEET 10 FORM ‘SAILORS clus Name Has Not Vet Reen Choeeen for Organizaiion. More than 15° eailo and Bt. Loul« County mm: atthe Y. MC. A. hut » ST LOUIS: PosT- DISPATCH “NOLTE SAYS ony CAN'T INCREASE FIREMEN'S SALARIES With 10 Cent Inereaee in Tat Levs Sbertage Will Re 8&1.000.000 on Present Schedule, OComptrotier THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH Pian to Ald Police. Roar ad i)" morrow, & 070 RW Pe & ae ee ee v ea Ff 19:18 Post- rinfted 64°56 546 ran if@ nearest competitor and rwiteenm ee ther Bt ne the the y P Farms than many as the rrr? nmr Try L.e@ule papers COM-. PIANOS! PLAYER- oii ; IA N | 4 + Red-bloodec Tha ree, — Starck’s © Remodeling ff Sale WE MUST HAVE ROOM Pianos and Player-Pianos at Sacrifice Pri Rather than to have these instruments 9 damaged by the workmen, or move them tef § temporary quarters, we have reduced them unheard-of prices and unusually low termg i —but they must be moved immediately, ree cardless of prices or terms. An early will insure a better selection. Investigation Costs Nothing and Saves 4 | As a Special Inducement to BUY NOW— we are offering An Extra Discount of 259, o ‘pen ask no + You dont wanttot on any yyedy s back. ‘$ be a clear-brai ‘hodied man who ¢ | desk and do a full¢ co- Mangan. It — feeble, weak s Pej “The Red Bk Prot Mangan is nor a. vecanstructiea its f the red gum ber and capecty toc prea/th—through your renewed aAn@ Fougenia «treets to for Meta = " ; ' ay. ats ‘ a ’ an Mutua hbenetit a am, " 7“ ‘+ : A re Lon rye Tr h - we Were Suge sster ; v , : P es —- Oi mittee o he Roard o Alder oo Gis and Naval Vetera' " 7a OF on , mriiowmted’ that ff wt" report fav: mn. Another meeting «a . . — ’ : abiy on a bill to inerease sea lories of — nm will prodae! the Department Nolte hae aAnNNnorn: iZ' | at ‘hs Ps ix Oppored fo the nmoen sure for ' A HOM FIFTY ye reason that the financtal condi Nt THE CHILDREN 3 rsage hate ea zh the Pub Safety membere of Fire ‘emptreller 509 Washington Av. A Brand-New Purchase! 400 New Spring meet the proposed increase Nalte Le ’ that he a len ix opposed GSTERS KEEP WELL BY TAKING to the bill to increase the salaries of . other city. emploves, He said that j om JOHN'S MEDC ane) a va Ware Fae oe Sones if nane af the nronosed increases would still have departme? it provides that the 7 the Children Free From Colds and Gri pay of captains shall. be ‘tncrensed irom 14! » $168 a month, that of ae ae ae « the Government of assistance to publi ee ae Se ee es You Have Only to See These Suits to Be Convinced They Are Worth Many Dollars More constantly. During | . ' = gna AY Tors. ‘asses of conference direction a A. A . - . te bt? aay’ . : gt“ 26 4 : ‘ and adjourt ord WeaK or The ment the confe as favoring the ca the railroads of a pro only as also to reduc- nothing is missing. Box coats, waistcoat effects, braided Suits, ripples or tailored models, “all are featured. Coats lined and every color dictate receives As to their style, went on re ving out by Lowell. Mas & gram of not vou know if improvements tation, but are Sl ilk showing. A Special Featuring of Distinctive Suits at $35 to $50 ee Special! Stylish Spring Capes The Season’s Newest Wraps! A Superlative Value! — 12” a8 itl strated, Kull etreular button.-t -imnied at $12.75. > e : ? | 23 The cut above illustrates one of the bargains we are offering dur- . ing this sale. Notice this beautiful design. It comes in oak, Mim Marked at from 10¢ hogany and walnut... We have a tremendous stock of new and used Pianos that we must dispose of immedi- ately to make room for the contrate tors and decorators, and have cut the prices to smithereens. Note the bargains listed below, which consist of some of the world’s createst pianos: We Know Positively These Prices Cannot be Duplicated Anywhere in the United States. Used Upright Pianos ee > $550 Starck... .$325 fashioned of || mee | }- * SOO Starck.... and wa me ta = 3 450 Starck.... aif \ 400 Starck.. Walworth Connover Bros... Nardman Vose & Sons... Kimball utilities. After a ference by, debate the con- a viva voce vote defeat ed a minority report of the Com- mittee on Resolutions recommending illed immediate! heated that Congress be « session attending the meeting at a special! session last night laid plans for an Ation of Mayors to meet in Washineton each year in Feb . ary $6.00 and $7.50 Values ie PROFESSIONAL BONDSMAN HELD $ .00 FOR ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMENT | : ah> ii Seivens ws Soot eee issued foda of 100 Riddt protessiona im extra \lavors > ASSOC rks *s * —— “ ° ;’ POSES ECS CEASE Lila eae Used Player-Pianos $1200 Sample . .$785 1000 Sample .. 725 850 Sample 650 Used $750 Player 545 | Used Player.... 485 Used Player.... 315 Used Player. . 260 And These Grand Pianos One Slightly Used One Slightly Used One Sample Grand £485 Grand 2605 Grand These are only a few, call or write for complete list. Terms es ised instruments as low as $5.00 per month. 7 en eee ie Stylish and practical Capes. navy, and wool poplin. draped ef belted and A special Friday offering - #ee8* serve oe. fects. Of garments for up-t great money-saving b a | Ladies’ Values up to $25: ’ Jus’ press- ing while they laa * Ladies’ C ef Oy to 315 need while ba iee Was er Kosiow and mplaint of Josenhn C the Title Gun information ws out of bove here to- + ‘ mement ‘/b) and fit them 7 against Mey Sout in these good, strong, street. a ba Prerviceabl« Suits newest bondsman, on co errench models light ane lratt mn attarnay ry eouark patterns—pants« full : he | eel ne} ot Vt and full lined Sizes 6 anty Ruilding iz price tags based on charg neg mond signed by Kho ww for Ju original and $7.50 remain of thse vis of Walnut Ridge, Ar} a ciien of Pratt RING the ‘ morrow rber Other Capes, Coats and Dolmans in materials of serge, Poiret twill, tricotine, silvertone. and velour de Laine, ranging in price to $50, Ww oo! \ eloy r 7 ced lad Wa a ae ae mn LAER cho} ¢ only at $5.00 Friday Pratt asserts Koslow agree ed to siz ’ 4 | | Boys . A : "y p t’500 hor a for Val Just ing meet wt. ha . Ladies’ a ie” uD to $'s. she ae. . they . Davis. who pre ssa- they (7 ki Terms on New Pianos as Low as $6 Per Month «| our ) SNIFFLES, SNEEZES, & [HOARSE WHEEZES } Banish them by using Dr.| Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey. me Thousands re lar-Honey cough Vai tte? need Ing whiie Gee eSeiatevees New Starck Upright Pianos, $400 to $850 New Starck Player-Pianos, $850 to $1200 ing A Piano in Your Home for 30 FREE Days’ Free Trial AMERIC By having a Piano in your heme for 70 days you can oe 0 = 51 1-51 2 piane ecxpert or music teacher thoroughly test the piase, and net aheolutely as repreeented sou can reture it to as witheut one cent of expense to you. If antiasferteors. you can start te make payments as low ae $1.00 per week or $5.00 per month on Taed Pianos. or 84.00 per month on teed FPilavyer-Piases. ome-Mixed Gough 8 p, Very Effective. M ‘. ./ (,@e “b Mi. if Tiffin, O f« t have + : x Mackinaws | rrested Jan. 5 last, in connection as vn vith an investigation of a stolen au- cut on all $7 “AL bondeman’s far was $150. in payment a enews of which Davis gave a che*h a odds and ends , n AVIS gave a ch hawn eigen 4 to 19 and 16 ma Watnut Ridge bank Kcoslow. ’ he agony “ mut up by Pratt as a guarentee that the che k woui.id clear the bh | ’ ° '¥ the $50 to be returned in the even! Boys’ Raincoat Outfits the nks — —_——~ Bal! be experiment, shed bys and cotd reinedy that has grown popular because it is yt ae Htain at Qutfitea itn double feature Tra nproof cloth . with «tr apt d and « through the Clearing House l’ratt steadily rr) eomsed : - . A taid he deni: , the return , vieklv e 2? Sere cluding Re nhat to e - : jemanded ~ return of the rte ive, i. maich—sises 4 to 1 -090 guarantee, but Kos'ow rete#ined oF iingering colds or coughs or ££ Friday only . t, claiming it was part of the fee 1 fresh attacks its balsamic and healing ~ Davis is now at liberty on a new } antisepties are(sure to be beneficia! - bond awaiting ‘ial a « sid , t ring oe eaatieadl >. 7 «= ’ . , ’ ne - me ae (rial on 2 charg? o Ch , It brings epee uf re'iiel from phlegm Boys Knickers Boys Biouses eceiving stole property Cc 01Ce, 7 | ec ge ion. Inflammation, t) kling . Cc | mron i ai tubes. (rood 2120 for hoarse + > URABLE cheviots, tn dark PERCALES and nadras— - : kt | : patterns full cut and : ack with voke and fin. ee andy Shops Friday. uigis due v5 erTrinne and kin light and Economical—a bottle - ™ ~ ‘* - ‘full lined sizes 6 to 16 95 ished wuts bi wll ts special Friday only oC : and blmwe chambrays ‘clal Fridays Oe and $1.20. > n | rid: od ms - 59c¢ | Children’s Hats Bove’ Stock; ;_* 2 gap and ends of our high oys toc ings e er priced lines bie va AST Dilack—fine ~ “riety of patter: “1 39 dium rib—sizes 6 fer Frias at . Cc to 9! rriday « nmi eo «lal : é Men’ S Suits bargain for ommend tt. Dr. ism ft an check was ERE'S final $ tomobile found in his possession. The 717 and is Pratt said, demanded that $50 be The check subsequent, gray Koslow, and readily ]’ moe’ © Free Delivery! No Extra interest! rO OUT-OF-TOWN CLSTOMERS—Wreite for catalogues and complete bargain circular. We ship instruments anywhere the tnited States. YQ. A. Starck Piano Ce : Manufacturers of Starck Upright, Grand and Player-Pianos. : ye’ i rough: 1102 OLIVE STREET ST. LOUISH OS” price. i 7 5 | skin tron sbles. Conceale t —— eme to use the con permanent blemishes —_ (OATS, ete.’ and feduces unnatural color. Ideal for correcting greasy skins, Busy Character Chocolates. lilments Oniv, 60e the leather and eolors all Blaek and Special values in all leather Hand Purses: moire lined. Regular prices 9S8e¢ and $12 Some titte ith mirrors. dark pound STANDARD OIL COMPANY SUED Concern Whic h “ays Its Business« Was Unfairly Ruined Asks for $500,000. | Press New 000 by the cd \A 59c Per 100 Regular Price Se and m 25c 7 op he Asso. ia BALTIMORE. Stat agreed Oil Co. of $500 co C thie cits ‘itt open ma ke? if : Te bu ts nT i? the : bh ui! | Sh nh @ktensive and profitable trad: . ror the purpos it is alleged. of in- ferfering with ' business the de fendant corpora nduced the lo , cal Concern ‘s Fecome ita ustome and ceas@® purchasing from othere agreeing to furnish aufficient plies to meet the Centra! Oj! largest demands Then ft is clared the defendant corporation ar bitrarily shut off ite suppivy and inetituted a direct service to the cus | tomers of the plaintiff compan: Its | Dusiness, it is charged, as a rearyy. , pas practically broken up. eer! M uat an* fough Cr) +) The Jersev Special Lot Odds and Ends brok rT wae : 2h sue bg (“entral OF The plair (Owing to the we have been able to secure. not more than than the wholesale limited « uantits iM) will be sold to one eustomer. vesterda, here's a *"piendiad aAileges that by buying its oils This is less our higher priced line inrk fam mixtures | early Apring-— only eizges 35 te 42 : Suite from "Wray, tan and ¢ abie for neo an » two or thre 1 Kind auld one. Fri Above Specials for Friday and Saturday Only i or _ S7ust buy a 2',-cunce , nr fntho-I he (it ricbl Gray Hair OES erthe Lanes it ie viel Nov easily restored toa M ber directions with bottle , Matural color without r me will bave a whole pint Ue a@eat « i. ough an ‘eine you ever aon and “Afeeotiacs. either. H tants of peeple now mm 4 te aveid € er taidty--ADV. day an! a’ One Co's Door de | Fast of Sixth Street “If you see it in @ Schmite & Shroder ad—it's TRUP” CHMITZ & SHRODER S. E. Cor. Eighth and Washington Ave. eup Sena 15e for Trial Size PERD. T. SES SON, How Tout eee ee 517 Olive Street i. tk YOU WANT a TLNANT—find him DISPATCH “WANT” ~ ~~ ‘DESIRABLE threugh POST. ADS Rey + — — - 4 f i 7 A 0 My Rare SE eS gt a a U Mts A ’ a“ wv

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iments hem to hem to terms ly, re~ ly call egret IW ing dur- ak, ma- fused nedi- trace rices isted rid’s ices Pp in _st. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — pe ask no aid “You don’t want to be carried | anybody's back. You want be a clear-brained, able- bodied man who can go down to his desk and do a full day's work. Take o-Mangan. It will help your thin- | plooded, feeble, weak-nerved condition. 5 Pepio-Mangan “The Red Blood Builder’’ ’ Pepto-Mangan is no mere temporary tonic, but > ggenu yine reconstructive which builds blood from It increases their its foundations, the red cells. Study thie ricture ee you wil) know how Pepto-Mangan looke qumber and capacity to carry oxygen—so vital to pealth—through your whole system, charging it | ith renewed health, vigor and purpose. Your color Gude’s Pepto- iscasy todigest, exceedingly pieasant totaste. liy prescribed by the medical profession. FRIENDLY WARNING: There ts only one — Pepto-Mangen and that is Gude's. Bottie and pack- age as shown bere. Sold by druggists everywhere Pepto-Margan ia made only by J. BREITENBACH COMPANY , your appetite increases. Manufacturing Chemists, New York MAMERICAN GARMENT CO. 511-513-515 Washington Av. Just arrived—-our buyer from the Chicago auction. He secured a carload of men’s and women’s clothing. On sale together with our big sale of S-H-O-E-S| BOUGHT IN FROM THE American Railway Express Co. Marked at from 10c to 30c on the dollar—your choice in 4—BiG LOTS—4 i *e*? o** a $1.49 $1.98 Choice of all styles, sizes and what we ask a 49c . 98c colors. Every pair ak 4 times WIND-UP SALE Of garments for up-to-season wear. great money-saving bargains: Come in and see for yourself the Ladies’ Coats Vales ‘uP to $26 jue’ need prese- meee y 8 lan’ a’ $ Ladies’ Suits Values yo to $25 just press- ing. ile they laet at. Ladies’ Dresses Valuee up to $15 | need press in while thes won's Suits alues up to $20; ow ? press ripe i.e they le | at Ladies Suits Va! ier UD to 1e' need pre ing while the) last Wen'e O’Coats | : ul ’ $20; ye ah press! nbGein le tnevy jaet AMERICAN GARMENT CO. 511-513-515 Washington Av. his May elp You me-Mixed Cough Syrup, Very “P, Very Effective. ef Niftin “Tt dave ; ntho Laxene "eas. Must sav | Gad it better Ph any ry ugh ewrunp ! have ever ‘ye. | ) ght and day » Week. tio 1 got “the Meutto- wae 16 use the oe ob ng stoppe d in aye, et: , ilerson ds bus " euner boar tt le sttelLacen, t i richly couceh ed) and mix it with «in pie eyrup, er directions with bettle. and thers will bave a whol pint of the tr Mae a emt i. cough and catarrh ; you ever used, and no opiates “SeOucr, cilber. Hun reda of nde of people now make their mae o avoid expenses ani ~ADYV, A Child Can Use for tt ts se «imple and delightful to apply and restores the (ra). Mreaked Werried Halr te ts ertainal dark nature! «celer. £1.00 at dre and tei let ouniers. No Waste—All Soap a is - DEFECTS LAYING UP NEW AMERICAN SHIPS Maj. Simmons Writes of Seei Vessels Idle in Honolulu Harbor. A large number of new America! built ships held in Honolulu Harbor on their maiden voyages, for exter sive repairs said to have bee! defect War-time haste in wh Duilt, was the 1 of the Simmo) Hardw essa; To eorrect Southwest Cross, who is on a mission 1 surveys for the Red Cross in & and Lussia Ma Simmons ousiv had made surveys of Red work in — age to V1! ’ ’ hrough the ic thicker each hou While at tims } onous Put jet waters the fir hy] 1 number of have cor : , nor. a We were mu impressed by tl ~ au and atti tiveness of Hon and aiso he immense navoa station there. aS Wei. @s the site of encamptiis t a “1 arra¢ ke ni igh up the middie c! the island. What imf ressed me «! ' the great numb rlu fi aiulu th in the hull construct record rather ' Vas appa of ships iving idie at a time il seeing our need for bottoms i®* so great seemed that the general opinion ¢ the people at Honolulu might be co rect when they think that it is a pil that we did not take a 1 > wee] mniore to consiruct these right while the were being rfther than lav them up for man T r ate l1.@a “Spe aking of shipping “] \ essed with the great unese shipping evidenc« imber of craft in the harbor i obe. where we stop take on water Very “ere visibie or Scandinaviar wan tran ‘upane e many lving between Ja p steame: tic coust n India or vik “We ‘ork in Sib nave iear rents of the America! which seems to be the zg ing influence in al! riile breadth of Siberia to expect a temperature from zero to 20 below aft tok, and down as far as 5 AS we go out on the railway towar (Omsk “The French and British contin gents on board our good ship Sher in continue to get alone with tli “ame sptrit of comradeship with an Marines as iY part of the vovagce e Sam has taken good care of the his transport and given } helo ¢ Amerilk was eviden in the ea good food and quarter with the re svit that we are arriving with pra ¥Y man on duty and read hard work l hope to have iu: again fro tically eve? ppor init’ LY Write Vow \iadivostok before starting acre eountry on our 10,000-raile trip SOLDIER REMINDS WADE OF SPEECH IN 1917 ABOUT JOBS Banker Says Man Who Heard Him Talk at St. Louis Club Will Be Given Work. business men who wn dinner speecnes assur! ing men that were backing ther ing was on and a pe t now by retur jot a jet of 1 dier at ri¢ 1917 A no money The cruste of charity, to some Of us, taste very bitter Wade said. after readirx the ts | ‘ he recalled ft 4 Tk membered baving called ! head Wade added t! * name 4200 earned the soeiurwr he would be given oa b ibaen'a Frida, Sargaie olate ‘t* = Manpie (upe|, - b 1a Leacuc of Nations Resolution IEFFERBON CITY. Mo. Mar s subetitute for 1 le (‘ons indorsement reso.ut byw the BSenatc was : day by the House 61. Republicar * supporting nd Semocrats opporing It The House substitute climinates the unqualif : in. dorsement of the league conatiti:- tien contained in the Senate resolu-. ; nm THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1919. ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 17 a Sh Friday’ 8 Shectalenes tl Mia lew Trimmed Hats For Early Spring and Easter $ Dozens of attractive styles; some are very large and and others very smal!; in black and all the season's best colors. Other very attractive Hats at $6.00, $7.00, $8.50, $10.00 At the Le / New ANS Oh Washington Ave. at 7th Street Very Special Offering of Georgette Afternoon Gowns Distinctive New Spring Models Elaborately beaded Georgettes and crepe de chine—new overskirt and draped models — skein silk loop fringes Also tricotines, wool jerseys, serges, taffetas and satins. Very Specially Priced by) Beaded Georgettes in street and dinner models—navy, tans, erays and flesh. Taffetas in ruffled tunic models, crepe de chines, serge tailleurs in stunning new models with silk vestees. Very Specially Priced $ New frocks of mannish serge in strictly tailored, braided or embroidered effects. Serge coatee frocks, button trimmed featuring fancy vests. Satin after- noon frocks in new tunic and tier models latest Spring colors. Very Specially Priced “18 7 7 . No Charge for Alterations In figuring costs, remember Bedell offers Free Alterations. This saves you $3 to $10 —the usual “extra” charge. Fashion Shop mm 4 iit fi uf : 7 - oth The HAWAIIAN Price $8.50 Here is a shoe with a beautiful but safe vamp-length, making your foot look long and slender. This oxford clings snugly around the. ankle, the price 1s low, and have you ever seen a smarter covered heel? There is a _ particular Walk-Over last to fit every particular J | ss WG, - Over Walk-Over Shoe Stores 515 N. Sixth St. 612 Olive St. | BIEDERMANS 805-807-809 FRANKLIN AVE. ODDS and END Of Furniture and Carpets MUST GO AT ONCE entire stock must be closed out completety before we close of doors and go ot of busines« forever! Don't miss this wonderf ERY SALE | Pea ee FinaL. | CASH ONLY One Oak Kitchen Cabi- $8 15 ‘ net, worth 816.75 "pete, worth $0480 1. Se "pate, worth $47.50 .... S20000 "pages, worth $110.00. 900010 ane wort ws GALOD Stove, worth $47.50... $19.50 “Treom Suite, worth $115 SOL.0U One 3-piece Walnut Bedroom One 4-piece Walnut $149.50 One 7-piece Odds and Ends One Golden Oak China $35 7 OGnins Closet, worth 605 PETE Closet, worth $95 . Odds and Ends worth $9.7 | $13.50 Two Ivory Chiffoniers, worth %27.50 ee ee SAS One tan S280 bargain opportunity. | GOODS SOLD FOR J Odds and Ends KITCHEN CABINETS net, worth $15.00 One Oak Kitchen Cabi-. $9, 75 "net worth inne 2. ae ‘pate, worth $97.50... 01 Osta "net, worth $35.00... P2200 Odds and Ends STOVES AND RANGES Renees, ae $44.75 “Ranges, worth $75.00, #42000 noe a anes One Charter Oak Cook One Charter Oak Cook Stove, worth $37:50 Odds and Ends BEDROOM SUITES OToom Suite,” worth $145 9041 0 oncom Suite, worth $160 P0940) Suite, worth $1 14 BA $225.00 | ’ Bedroom Suite, worth $285.00 Walnut Bedroom . rth $350.00 $189.80 CHINA CLOSETS hina Cigad, worth 900 PILI Closet, worth $67.50 OGuune Chast, Sort GOES “Seine Olesen, worth 76 ORLOD One Golden Oak China $4] Af} ’ Two Oak meme - Of Two Oak Chiffoniers, worth $22.50 | $14.75 ee Tus Peery Chiffoniers, $39, 15 $29.15 Odds and Ends IRON and STEEL One Iron Bed, worth $8.50, to close out. Three Iron Beds, worth $17.50, to-close out.. Six Iron is, “Worth $22.50, to” close out. Five fron Beds, worth $27.50, to close uot... One Iron Bed, worth $35.00, to close out... Four Iron Beds, worth ' $40.00, to close out $22.50 Odds and Ends DRESSING TABLES One Walnut Dressing ($14, 75. Table, worth $29.00 . “Tables, worth $40.00, S200 Three Walnut Dressing Tables, worth $47.50.. One Ivory Dressing $28 Table, worth $55.00 ' rireblen, worth 652.507, 920000 Onrable, worth €60.00;.. SO1e0U Orravle, worts gahov:.. O4G0ND Odds and Ends DAVENETTES - One Bed Davenette, | $71.95 worth $45.00 One Mahogany Bed Dav- $44, enette, worth $75.00 .. Onvorth $80.00. ..... ae Odds and Ends EXTENSION TABLES ros wens 61889... 7 net sey Sunes’ 2 noo, oe Tiher were 82710 -... 91E@ eo eae Tiase wore Oth60 |... COR “$32.00 ; Odds and Ends DRESSERS One Extension Table Two Golden Oak Dressers, $9, 715 that was $57.50 worth $18.00 . One Golden Oak Dresser, $13, Af) worth $24.50 Two Gelden Ouk Dress C16 96 yrs Oak Dresser, $79, 715 Four Mahogany Dressers, ™ $75, 15 worth $56.00 ... 4 BARGAINS IN FINE Player - Pianos One Beckman Orpheus Piano. worth $500, | $245 to close One Melten Piano, worth $335 $700, to close . ci cane, to GANND ceesecase "yaue, te claw OOO =} $29.19 one - = = * & . ~ o Se SYS PSOGULSS » : ad > & >

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FRENCH GIRL HERE T0 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 6 1919. ——— a ee — ~—_- = — CAME 4000 MILES TO WED SOLDIER ON RETU kart ta A —_—elD!”””l—eee “ HINDENBURG QUOTED AS SAYING | RN’ THINGS ARE BAD ON EAST FRONT Giermany in Grave Danger From Bol- POLITIC A L ‘ADVERTISEM ENT r Office of the POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT ee me ———— ___ PHOTO PLAY THEATERS = TT RTA, anew & «(19TS. _ PHOTO PLAY ae Tc INC. A . Z ‘ , . WAIT FOR HER FIANCE _Shevik Hordes, interview Credited S ° " hy the Aseorliated Press A™~O - BERLIN, Wednesday, Marecn 6 ry CELMas . 4 The military uation on the eastern Arrives With Her Mother to Stay, front is painted in blackest colors E E TION : A a . it ts pain il LACK “i Ah ELMAR a Until Truesdale (Mo.)° Far- by Field Marshal von Hindenburg . | _ = THURSDAY— _PRIDAY— SATURDAY» me an-Brierst nen coe in an interview printed~here. ine otice is hereby given that a ‘Imary Elect be held » Wednesday night , *TuTNS. law + ) “i Srusstale, Me. She was accom eof to the G nheritence in| be held on Tuesday, the Ist day of April, 1919, and that the herein. a COMEDY ‘Smiling Bilr panied by her Sette: Mme. Louise raat will be blasted he says. | ater mentioned List contains the name, address and occupation of Ld ‘Scamps and Scandal’ —it— , Chauvet, who is willing to be Mrs : ' intt’) each eandidate for nomina’ion together with a designation of the «a Soloist ‘Have >> Chauvet for the reset of her life, in ; : office for which he is a candi ré d the party or prince that ¢ , ad > ti x } i B56 ie ripen mpie a *. AVIWATED REVIEW Herten Helmes Traw Order to remain with the petite NS he represents : s , ‘ : : * 7 ’ le and “her American” in “thees YO N G — Special Cii.dren’s Matinee Sat- A CABARET OF OLD 3 wall ESCAPED SINN FEINER APPEARS REPUBLICAN TICKET DEMOCRATIC T'CKET U Se a ae rATHY WEEELE, Of Corder has a farm ai Truesdale “— age Oe 2 1 Fer President of the Board ef Aldermen dren features and neveities. WATINER. DAILY, pa - . 2 fz + He enlisted in the Kighteenth Engi , Oris P. ALOE ote for One) ‘CHEATING ~ BEST MUSIC IN TOWN , neers here in April ‘ly. and is Jt BS mf ; 86 Kingsbury Face Merchan PLIST GARRISO> ~- T y C l t Sh ws E Ev n 7 oe ose fi a aeneaii ke privat He was « finned at Camp 4 = J one ‘ the Sinn bein ~ For Member of he Roard ef Al rme soo =F ‘mer Ave. Publisher and Printer CH EATERS: * wo omp é e 0 very e ing— and 8 3 ‘ee Me — . ~ ere de Mencon, tiear \ ante . - ate ‘ho escaped from Linco ' sé i r ‘ oa ° ; @ (hildren tader it. Tee tents: Lader 5 Free, . rs yr, and ; , pte f “ ror emoer of *he oard of A. dermen Ber gran ifat met Mile. Chauve | da Pos MiSS NELLIE CHAUVET De Vater ade a drar EDWAP ' r Second Ward: ——_ °Na = “hh TOU Tra er SYMPHON Y ORCHE. bead i TRA and efficient hs r rea estate Ph +1 : - poli ATTITUDE ALIENATED POLES vrancacsions gr oe Mig eft the hall quis | dis REED oc NR RRS 25 SOLOISTS and Mary 44 tranea ions | s fur mr ed efore the natieas as : Viem be 9 * Board of A derme r _ oho,” - 2 e *Anderson in * fren K etegehan«er's that the d ior beawn from time to ad : . al . © $241 Rat . ; . - i; f+) Ward GENE KODE! LICH t ¢ Leui h Vv in the Lai ter avenue t* bs ime ere of nror mee ; —_—— 7 = aad e for One * = Stery from s ——- ance’s serial Saturday BX presers Wish Nation Had Been ~ , peer + of pre mene e who will SS. A. NEUMA? - & WALKER & HIS SYNCOPATED PLAYERS great gon Ne agen ge bic = be hoe alee aa and | National Sere té : rvtn ;e ry is mo ren esta or " Vir - {a= = WwW eee Pairer to Poles at Beginning of serait Gmaoe| ee rte, oe i MORGAN STREET IMPROVEMENT wane — « . ances Doctoe amma service agent, 1. far Workers’ Unio. ; Present Situation. ot eso hee lin 7 pe of dy ‘ — “eee CHAPLIN ina - ‘etarmed 77 Night at t ~On Wednesday. Mareh _. WEIMAR. Wednee March 954. At the meetin: ela T iad cee The Morga Stree Prope wnt ; cr Miember a Board ef Aidermen So m. Daniel © Kleb In the discussion of ti.e Polish ques ning. Feb. 27. the zoning. 1 1 was * nd eae NSSOCIS A. BA igen o Ss AISO MACK SENNFETT COMEDY. {; Bend saint of Adele Bohnelll . ed . a » #¢ » - 4 ~~, 2 wif . e tion im the German National Assem disc \issed na and all present us1eG = irsda Mi =c'+ Miso . $ ecu — ls Lat st P th Ww kl Lite D o " mer Kieb. dear eon of | 3 ge ae [FROME L. FUERST est Pathe Weekly. rary Digest's Timely : ’ at viv teday, Mathi.« | ag chair were eniig to the benefits ~ eh ones : pes } TR ’ . ide o . “ reat har. -inw ff n er Se OS COreae | Lowe: | John H. Armbruster. F: ; the Boa P ne ay" oa: w:;,. WEEK | sixtH—ocive Daily Matinee 2:30 T. M. _ Two Complete Shows Every Evening 7 and # es ay my FF (;overnment severely tor .ts policies Poste, a, 11 re : é —— ———= ee a Puneral Pty 2 r toward the Poles, which consist ntl erove x x re - o t an ir D rye “AM ELVAN §& : ) ory ong Age Sateransed at alienated them Severa! speakers $ Tombrideg \? sure: 906 7 Ri ost t j | supported the views Pi trzberger ner Is ia _ Wits . aen = . ; s329 . = o VWember af *he Raard ec™Tlen LAST 3 DAYS en ra out the majority irciuied that the Po Haass Rta ‘ \ i = a ‘or Men 4 f Ald e: EN chreen w @th and Market mince YW te 11 P. M. seats | sh attitude toward Germany was '!*' W. Maure : : a : . ste for One Po te tare : . pular Matinees, il te 6 P.M... *5e ;, ; : myst “nm AAR Ene -—y ints one or in justice and ingratitude ("os ts o* - ’ ‘ . FRANK KORASI .. 4 F vening.s 6 P Ml te fi. ®dje-iSe im) vot KNOW THE PERI! re ¢« RLHOOD iw A Bit, cTTry? aay Varch a 1919 at ”“ a braberger said the prement Gov. f°, © Sh | ee er ae ia 7 rs ~— GLAD‘ S BROCKWELL in ff 22: 2°" ¢ ; ' . Cn ., ‘ . — \! Sallwasser hus a = oe ' we - ernment was anxious to help the Morr =) ' : ' wi ; P fA cr Member of the Board ef Aldermen T R B q | | (jermans in German Poland, and ¢ w rr . oye — ene: spat wentieth Ward HW E F Oo D D E N R 00 TT Dre notice of funeral wit! ; : . : , sun i management ot nis Vote for One hai exe hat he wished that Germany had - " : soins hil enc aS ‘ = SENRY IGHN GRIkM \ Sensational Plea for the Protection of Women Frem the Evils of | BRIFTE Crteret into rest heen fairer te the Poles at the hye REAL ESTATE fF . x ‘ 4 ena = on N end R * . * @ Men Whe \iways Want a Woman to Pay 4 = - ann «¢* : crrpaes . 2 oa ran i Dpres« is'Tees 7 + , ginning of the present situation A ENTS : pews : ) Agent Pa : n z LA — AN yo a eee ee ”- — . 4 - TT “~ é ~*~ ‘ | a . ad ’ == the Government, he continued, in REPORTS OF THEIR SALES : ; — ssn Fe , SLAM KRUWMENA i w. granivom end great : ; , » of Mitesh Page Rou 5; Retfred entractor rhe Pieture That Will Live ftorever,. 4: : o aie ever a iene > many. Praberger saf@ the behavior a . m.. . , ca ioe a - B * ae . oa nd 7 ‘ ear grandeaom and & of the German troops in Posen in °>(iramre_c essisted it , ‘ fer yaher 6O} Baars oF Aeyeuen \ TENDER, WARM. HUWAN STORY “a t Hauck & Sens * i iseuy are X = Pari« NILS GRANT CINDERELLA CNEROREFRP tionea thas. os one instance, several . NL. “hele . , e' rae . ; . FEN. 81257 Portia A cA he “is Ha or kK ‘ Re: Estate Agent reni he i Er , es nena > ane RAM 3 SINESS tné i ‘howwand German soldiers and of ": a and Ohig aveny : . For Me f tof a sa Ra AY ye GO : CLARA KEMBALE COCXG ee U SeenON EY = re r fleers had fled before 809 poorls Y care . \ Sixth W aoe nA aaa Ce CHEATING CHEATERS” PENI rm | day > m.. 7 ’ ia. : ™) y r : . ; — y vian Marti , :. r@ ~ -4§ ‘ a ~ a . va ' \ L} . , 5 armed and peorty dis: iplined Poles Mr> ore ' “Barer nronly ! : ~ cee - Pletcnsneie—Sitannenm ore Bete sernren 4 Carlisle x omer = Vad NI add 7 t ot a. 4 \ ii Cc ™ alt AYER , ‘) ‘ eas 1aoOT 4 2 Pb A * r ‘ = NWN ~aturcdt \ WMADALINE TRAVER-s iN nsult ; 4 R . , me fea: faver’ FE; P 33 :«S s A Theater Manager in “THE DANGER ZONE — eons be 4 | EMENCEAD WOULD RETIRE - ¥ n : on cenu.ne , 49.4 ‘ Meutague Love. “The Reugh Neck” ‘*Just a Song at . ‘# "= ; “ .f . ker . : ' “ * Y pa naces. 7 ' ¥ mbher of e Board of Aldermen Arbuckle in “Fatty’s Timid Life” l 4 — ht’’ the bet “a — ft AFTER SITUATION IS ADJUSTED 7 ’ : peat: anty-Eighth Pwency- Math Word Twilig POST tas { ~ e 7 i, 2 ; : : ; a a sloctantament chapel, a tian aes a | 5 is, Vaudeville-o ake area . ry) Pp é IerP Tr = ‘ pe “la ; } “i . “ : ' * . : by lis ~ . ¥ calv 7? Cameatery Meror ae _..Halizs of Politics in France, and Says ov inc » . pens a e aS Was awyer 155 M mm Ave Attorney-at-Law AMUSEMENTS Acts : Business For Sale C | Kanens City vapers please . - “IT Fee! I Have a Richt r a VESss cy inders gned nposing th Board of Election ees Saal Stag AN D— . : ‘ . : oo ed ss © : a — . aa f ; to Retire.” BUSCH-BURNs RE: LLTY Co. Comr 5, f . * yuls _ e causel s notice to be signed and its 15¢ DAILY MARION DAVIES = net Tek, eam ae Ry the Aqwociated Press. ,ne, Sesh-Burns Rea Co. reports the efficial seal at at of 5 s. this 4th day of March, 1919 a 11 ts wt '@ fol! ow ine sales : . , . & 1’ re “wes = . bts PARIS, March 6.—Premier Clem. , fam’ [3-Ty South s rt. fam Na mre — rg Le a, Chanel 25c-: SHOWS—1 ADMISSION 44 —aa or..at. 4 + og “ Muetier ; encean told aelegafions from the Waris KK ) ~ UXILD fee VINCENT I EMPSEY Member 150 Minutes of Fun “THE BELLE OF Oe Pret ‘4 ° Wivtler aad Ph Paria City Council and the Generii ,,\ 0 2H) 0 ma “See OG ee WYOMING TRIO—ED. FARRELL & CO. NEW YORK” | DEATH end “Lissie Scbaranbers Ss @. Counce of the Department of ‘hy. ‘ i358 , ee et ee SS a tI ed f the Famous | ee f f : . ture ef Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid re, 2 FRANCIS .7 W7RO—ROACH 4 McCURDY. \dapt rom . { age of 45 vears ’ : Seine. who called on him vesterda, . -“—~ ; . >a ciien om ee ee Musics! Comedy of ‘9: Death notices. first Fure-a' on Pridey March © q 10 Congratulate him on his recover: ‘0 ost ee P ‘rom Misery! r- a First_Thne tn 80. Lost $1 cack” artre ine. 206, ae tg | ak assports sery U G S’ COUNC es saeeeie a Soe Satincw's Bom that he would like to see the presen’ 4.) 0, “a 4-tamt assports Irom Misery. THE s ILDIN TRADE NCIL PAULINE FREDERICK in “The BIG SHOWS' — . diuste . . ', : : : = . ; Margaret Markham {CTE —Prteret inte reat 4% potitical situation in France adjuste! # 0°". fh ‘alaaid | Out of Pain to Comfort. Requests Your Vote | ibor’s Candidates “EAST LYNNE with Variations” LITTLE PRICES! Sy gy Mey we tk oe and “then retire, as I feel I have « ga) , ' andids A New Mack Sennett Comedy rch 4 Sa tng hetoved mother of Lie i: . oh ; rod eral there March 7 Frenk. Annie and *tetere & s AMUSEME MT EMEN —— L. iT T E Rn 4. HUBE RT J . aa ~ Pune Ore : J r? een -_ + " ¢ af a new Chamber of Deputies the “97'S * Gum Pain Lame Back 28 = en ~ ~ —, S$ avenue. Pri — Naseh "a4 at 2s 3 =k “ote of. ‘ Premier said he thought the ‘le 7% _— a6 eS aga ST. LOUIS’ LEADING PLAYHOUSE , Diladeiphia (Pa) and East & ’ ‘a : ’ ° ‘ . er ease © pale tions ought to take place : Lumbazvo Joint-Pains He MOST STUPENDOUS SCENE ee i as possible but that a date co tel! | str aA att ti ee cnn Ee | aa WW eanesday. : . | . 7 oe neumatis ! in ain! i:.40o a4 mm fohn “S s far Wa y 7 ‘ 10 ws be fixed until after the arm, maa neumd m - son tf Mrs Rose antetak. dear :% eres ometert Neoes and heen demobilized JAMES ©. MORPHT ate Fal P Ane ee — Or oe i i . : Adults— . awe one Or two Fr ine | from famiiy , R—Frrered trnte > “BR —— att ate é = he Military Drama of Leve and Valor L_ASHA avenue ym Saturday twtr . a aye. AL LCL Vi As eer Ne War Horrors on eo Trench « S30 a2 m te & Helwig’ s € a ‘ f TORNADO KILLS 4 IN ALABAMA cf 7 " wi 7 , - Pp 5 s 100—PEOPLE Ow THE sT .GE-—t608 . Mount e? ometeary ress: anytime, with water. If neces- 15 oesee” Mat. Sat., $1.50-50c avans—uncerea mie in Hefanla Section. * Vie wre) eS epeat + UVOe MES b65sse _——— : - - gen Ayars. belowed daugh of ie, : ‘me 4 P an . ashes .- ~~ i‘utear hd , Be the Aseorated Preses Prueet , \ : day. after omeh 25¢ 25¢ A NEAT “FATS SOW s — Ry ao o J $ BUFAULA, Ala. March 6 —Re- 2% ‘ins . ROBERT B. , we Loe | ae 8 ’ Wet due - WK Ky ; ela perte today frem the section swep’ iin © «ahe o om Alwavs insist upon . anneal me ~_i™ 5 oe Pare rand F , /M yesterday by & tornado. show four —— . 8 = not ag ? L e e SUNDAY—MERCH AN ta Park ) Cherm ‘ : _ > a re ~~ * ©@ oe T or vEN merece es: ; @ead bere with many gr een Hose! con ar sale of the property “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin.” eee ae MLET. — BLAKE —On Wednesday q jJuored anda non | preperty ona «668 = sven ™ entrs + EWRING-—nter-4@ ‘nto t mained neutral for «we wv ‘ The Wild Weet De Lax 6 March 5 1919, at H clergy in the Government of © , Bucking Bronches. Cowboys : . } : a r Cowcirls. Chamwvien Keoers. ©& ; ~—— & " take %, ts now bitterly atts nz "he « = HAL JOHUNSON 2 OCH + Per. +. ; subert ereaum ' wiki. —E_— =, RRA, . AD xFN iY © > Wrre »* “e riven Mo ot tT? ANRVIS AND NHAKRISG~ oo © ~ . 4, It has Kone Comey ' - - Sahie«t te Republican Primary THE DE Mabel Harner Lamberti — -) .. oo b : fn Wetn ota i aes 6f Admiral Kolchak. supreme ~—- MARCH 7th ODEON Em =F ae Tage es manent 4 tjovernor ef the ‘tlovernmen f POLITICAL ADVERTISEMP wr a ’ , amd ¢ Le any oe Latent » GEYKPE ef ‘nto rest of . ) Omsk, and is expressing (fs se: = he 0 LIES ‘0 eeSeeeesesesecesess oo o~ ® : s : » “TT ’ al ; ,@ re | , =, . _ Wa ments In @ manner which has dee; VOTE FOR ZI EGF FLD , " vite of Priva Hecbeet i tmpressed the entire count France) dear daughter of STNDAY NEA T———-————*! \T. roma i O0EON— | emerrow 3:00, Sat 9-15 | (cee Fin io Lod the i. op bi i rm in « : = . . Schlinger dear ™ or 4 - A _ — . t- _* Ht AERIAL BOARDS MEET IN PARIS é SULLAN | “sce. MVM S RUDOLPH GANZ| 9223s omg . . Mildred Fisch ‘nee F ootiiah | tr Ammectnted Praen Por Alderman Fourteenth W ELT INGE | Far orites . hie ieee Riree and sister-in-law £ PARIS. March 6.-—MembPers of th 0 ard Wed. Mat. 25-51 Nights, Set. Wat. All New “MOTION 2 B: T:1S—TWICE TODAT—#:15 St. Louis Symphony Orchestra 0° her mother 3 — Many : > aerta) advisor: hoards aftached snahiert te Repabiican Primaries. Mar 3. 19:9 Senate Also S cia “ 118 Olive a ae “ATS. Se hog & a vES.. Se wAXt es — gan": Ee a Drie eee taaae “1 the various peace delegations met °° | : , te S12. ZACH. Condacter. , _ m a “> einth veer dearly Ay for the purpoee of estab. whin Kot Business Man in me Ward. sheidon Auditorium, °618 Wash TO N i G oe pave S15 . REAL eavonire Tickets Sl te St. at Kiesetherst’s. ea yy io. AS? gel an intermationaf aerial commission ‘ itt Sililien Rate Co, Winssesd Ate Cink 7 ~EDBIE LEONARD Re wedinarcae why Fee Peeters eal WHR various problems concerned arage fwners§ Association : an mtinanal lucy a es With the 3 Y A WKS” K " in 3 — a = — tence NA wane } j lee a! _ ’ " : > , oe the wavigation of the air Nard Weila iesociaticea. Mem. entury Boat ita: ‘queinne Helen Trix—Harry Nolman - Pees att wie dane Bang Tort and Phi «de'o hte im 8 : a “dence ‘7 + aht rs i po yA ge it was ee en inb, Western Rowing (1 hiverview Club, Char Temerres FErenink. Mareh *T 8 15 | Pe al + & L Sheehan Matinee Daily ; oa ‘ime w 7 be civen © ont * organwailon wou ) inns Behoo! Patroaus’ A«soriation. *ffarsen Gravois " "S181 30. wy 11¢e (live a IN egay ester Picase omit were. Bosiness Men's Aammorciation, Pourtecst a Ward Re a =f at tone ’ : ~~ POST-bL . TCH “WANTS* a Neat Werk ' Masten avenue, te Vaihaiis € . Girta, a latereat private.

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1 aage PPT yt ee Stee hen or TRTREDAY, MARCH 6. _ 1919. ————,....____—— ~ li ee C Poe ‘KET "BOOK K % ANSWERS TE mat ave ha: * Em AN — 81 ao Ae: one : : ho store; can ijeara trade. a RERSF > DER ~- —204 \ a? - > ” ‘ : - ' . > * atl ' 7 ce ines- . i. ‘ a 4 is : keen r ; how ro i , 2 " Rr .: ss ¥ i r. Db. - —Jobber ; Mar ' | , =" a >; MAN —" ants 3 a 2 on d stricun tos ‘RO other need ean. 79 int’ reet on Wedides. - 2 Mmitcde ight, Jab ’ We ade eaday . ay - : ie nF . 4 ” ea a . . : itm, Be beloved hus- | r 8 "Rite bull, 8 weeks weet Work in aw P ply ; N. =2¢ at, P Re Ss a Wit Ome iT | MM . or f Mars ay : : ; ¥ i SO, .. — lice J ‘| : e 24644 @ A ay th , : —4 ' r moe sBOrt). ana! Theresa a “Aa we have | we have no infor maiion burcau, ix ts impoe- YOUNG MAN ~~: a . ? red. coe Senay LOST LOST ANE FOUND ‘ = — : — ——~- — 3 — ' Bs oe | “7 ite ORM MES =. ; —SSSEE Se SSE 4 A) heres : ) SITUATIONS -~ -MEN. BoYs —_ELP » WANTED — MEN. ‘Boys ELP WANTED MEN. ative “ae ee ee a ~~ tte on at ee BOY to work is drug Btore, . Io” Hedia- Time (¥me: stemdy Dens Leds | n i. ames Sv. Tell 4K ' foidin 2 5 _— , e. , . olding. #241. | j cnewer quertes b I 23 appren: . in ante > €1 youre 2 months : arket ear. 3 on tech , 2» | y mail or telephone ren ti ‘i ; mene Te Rr at reams 7 RIOR - . age caer / . Ry ie) - f- om aid, r sidence. 6cR é tm - _ ; 12 ; : . @ waite experie ce : Victor 2: 4 BOY~—Te wos work tn drug flere. Tayler ari. r: Nessa bh: iH mak .De'rien out on pie tr man ha. ead Saturtay. M resicd " M44 Cc A Beit Avetfiuge te sf a . “ reet. M riey 4. to > it ur one - = 7 oe ‘ i, , . mes — ~ . os - : Cartel, ’ chine hock Vyetng a . leantig Ca. " , . terrace Sa: ay h «A ‘ ASE Loet - 2 Da wy ie , 3 a tres t. : ~~ YY cte a egy n ‘10 on tea, vary Cemetery es £ ch S& at - : : : * , = ate ‘ ‘. Ling ix h. of and fran t. u ced at BONES i) Phy .- to Calva: a Oa. m toterment Vak Hi)! Cemetery. fc) . . , and 1’ - on “* B. RB ton, yg ny ode io wt te Rang Be eer De A! 2 : ; Tao , ‘=Parc wed 4s) ?, Ss. BO hai remde: oie me te = Box | Pinkie hie ne tmat €an do bb aling. , 00 ~\ 2, 47 sveraity. | . oa = ‘ Know "ity" henever necessary. “Do Ne | a come rear ae - ; ‘ner . : . : Anta : ™ . : ; ai. . , . rh. if) UTM ready for Werk. J SR Vv . MAR--Entere nt ee at St ys " 1 MPEY —Fnet tered ‘fate reet on Monday. Oe MM. nite rom ery ‘4 LCBETOP? a tne Cole r of bh ia t hy : AVe certain days for com- r eaihes — gs -* with re «> = cn iwoly Berry Len: = > @oe 45. “i _lac lade . ir ' ; ’ +* 4 | s a ¢ “ “4 . ’ : . . : ’ | r'e- . He \ - eee 3 I Work eventin zs . . — fes) Futle Fton BI - Horta ee eee : ; re, , bY B. PP. Rr, ’ ] c al articles. Call | ms ™ 4: - re. «,, J. B.— Twice. 4-™MONnth a ppli a- | = Siting days at dar- neater, & + BOO! ba}? ae lerica! work : t—To in cake babervo neues be Stem ly — far . atermennt a the | Marrs le Miller, #nd our * phone nuoraber mor Za m of t connection i brit ante ie v - Hamm | Bakery Co. 438 | / iF Ronunion shop: no strthe r | Pasir f water is S2id to tur: erson Bar- } JUN MA! Sit.;: » trical _ - ic) os n- i Printing Ce. Omaha ‘I , / ' ; ry 4 ‘ t. arm ene tire 4 77 st — i she | Oe iv: boo! a! a = i ol (om; “ . , i : i% - = J . e J 4 . “, : ALe¢ So) er s ‘ ' ‘ Bc a7 o Wor rm Se ee, ner eee a ——” — tere iNn'o ree « : » : Saturd as . otal “2 1AIT ~~ le ecisieen . ' . , = - P cen” die Lae : . - —— Pm ~ , aod ay at €-10- as . 0 a. Pridas ~~ | — {ol See Aken from x ¢ O' BRIEN.—Tp © building of arti. | te me hey | ~—* ~ By ust’ get vs ork Box 7 BY andy ina, eter require: - SAMPLE CASE M AKERS— 4 - . : - we . . lg g , aa ‘ ) ry! € a , omm » ate ’ » ° armory a an . #! , § . P " I : n wn. in fhuchk, : ’ Sa : ' . ts 7 4a ‘ “ai Hose “w Ith a Sur me re o tr . : I - . = ee ° yg shand therine ’ her | ‘ i ne y Cer | R Fart e41e0 Wo pee ee = ution. Ce ferred bone is diffi 4 ‘Bal age = None near St. Louis Age 2! years desires positien. | = tt Fo ‘learn Drinting business: good op- | Good pay, Steady work; apply 9 ; . : & member of GC ounci] re ari. wS1TA | LON Phone De! ry ar , | x a | ; ba Te , 1 Ont-Ipier ¢. 2 OW ltdge of law Box O.89 Colored abe ik. fee oo —s " ‘ ’ + a ‘ os . bu } more often a pOrsi ble. ’ ; :. Post-Dinpete cb tc) Yr) em? ‘ome wen recommen, & oc x Ne € 3 AS Sk ( 0., 32 , S. 4th s (@) - ae ree et. ae Tuesday, :; March 4 S , ; 3 : +> . eee - in : f'iccese Dentists Wa , | ~ To MEND GRANITEW ARE. _ SITUA TIONS _tfoehines 11th amd a : . le SHOE MAKER — yirat. -ciasn _— Star ne: . +) ’ Cc r ' p “VC : rs al} aes he - . - eee ' leaine. and uncie eS ‘ “tase : husband 1 (nes Beh enoved nt ; a 4 — Wa» fotte. _ Pas et , nde ne c lluloid) noses. I mend my own f(uniess the hole 8 — WOMEN. GIRLS ‘ MaN E in titer’ ing la- Re Se... i¢ Prank Dur notice ng pt Geos na, ®- |dear ¢, Verna Ulbricht, wre Eisa | io ost. red te ormet ti bite coll aes J “* Sefve the pur- are too large) by u: . & Snort cop- |! | SASHIen Bie hm Pi Ae f- Paris Closk Co, SH EM\KE “Medara 72 repair | iz * B and. at g ve... — Olive 3 hina : pbel " per rivet. ul , ivet through jj | Cipertence — wows. Fa - - tm CARING? a. — (05) 7 , ad Drother. a _ . ewan: | HEAL TH HINTS. the hole. washer on 2 | | Bos T.76 081 -Disnaten es x | ao aR. First- “Chins Meaty KHu,r, MAnaLi BF irwt--iase: ’ “es : . re NORE IeLD — i enc, put t! articie to be mendes On bh Cle -RK my. a —__ . © £'Ving experience "Ll pay mere if wor please copy . fam, ce. i eS ~y | indy . dre “sed envelope and’ get ——_ fomething hard, hammer yntil the a Bera} aren 7 tent. . Your . - Burlington. fo. ge;4 lor, Tus “oi . , ' ue ' : ' ny ‘ . , f : ‘ aed ‘ ‘Orrert . Sal ales - he “a , am * oon ‘ ri eT) ete ce Lee ei, oe >, eT x a ————— » reset on Thursday. Valhalla Cemetery, fe) Den] gold Allen " - - ee ) will T, a le k nn n phy np , —— eR cai PARKER. ~ White married man work, : im 5 eit ay Apply em- y . Tre .. ” ‘ y ae ; , ’ \ 7 ® ute ; ‘55 hil IO? . = & ‘4 . : = mast . - : : y ow ’ os " regh) u = t " ‘ - : } ement: leather fob ar ¢) A RE. ER.—Try ver iting Somebody Says: ‘“Uraniteware ‘1 Meativ dor. rite or enit 6ade F 4 saddle" oy yoo ain eet. pe Buck Stove and Range on. —— ing harness, nt shone ag o A. etemateasctieteaee e .f a “a {i " nz : a. isha rg ~ ‘VAN ERLE Eni tered Into Fost on Mon. rn y: rewa: Wm. Wenner ; — Surceo: pa ral of the } =. han ; . -. APMNy, ' soldered as easily as tin- iGikhL— ay ; a — - ry ered as maid or do. bery and , ae rust ow 81 SNOGRAI ‘HER plete F ‘vet -- a abdlespoon of ammonia ‘Ks? Any “What ~ ree dag aeqas ———— ~-—_ nite _—] ya i. —_— . . —_ li iit * sea ; I nn : } ia Ly ct : > , : . . a No neater ite "a * Win DE— Entered into t at ory atte "RIS WATCH — Lost the a Fis reduce Ut there | > , wi : firmly.” mit ————s:_Bomont aoe ——— | Tt om re 220 fan + Fererences , gs t= ost - Dispate ~~ ry Cemeter} va , ho. W 5. 1919. i] Tuesday night: lady's weer aor © ca!) mm) a. a sn on Ath and fn aw olen va are EE ere ae —eePeten. ile | GRAPHER Must be aceurs y Z - ‘ : ' : . i, tak : if “eiiU pans may ei . , : ; . f 7 { ~ wr. 1. et i plarea ; ' ix bee > | eee a on holl " 6 : wth é = PY , - i = for re rel, rapid: neo Sludent DermManent. Cc arolina 27 ” oo 4 7 'e » ~— a sf ap betes : a ow ' \ . | \ ‘ ; " . : aon ad “aan Po ar 2 " sala ’ Appl y ing bosition for Orn De fens ST WATC , 2 iF | of laumdry soap a little ‘Ser | OF Stock wo 28 W a - OF 10:30 « + Neom 308 Union State evnerionnn Ravx T-309 — ry y : ~ ~ A cn 4! we Ines la 1 . and Jo ide, | FPrieco Boiiais . - , 7 ; the utensil " = -f i + ~ iDbert ls , “. , , Henry and Wilitain rt ‘ Nh : _ itile . hee a) Slage s . r ) } hall : Peete Olored aris Cleaning w lin fer > ‘VE. MAN Ex pe ‘rienced muse —~ Sat ~ : j . . } } = , Over the LOLLOW : I Ppa ‘ R — y i a. . ’ Le ANE n= -We et cleaning dent ~ Chapman Bon tose Post-t ‘perience. tony ariing eon of re r. | . Hees nh 'mee Fuchs), and d: ar brother | rat eee Recker ‘v9 ~ 4 lAg ‘kh i r , Albert 1. J ) e ge ! from rem ~~ *. Saturday, Mare) | C*"! | : , Ne ruse ras lount of m sIted bab. — — rs ae -' Bros. £300 ar fe, Bor TF ‘ = = ‘ : nt nm : + ny’ a ("h ure © , 4 Tres Ty tei ‘ (My ’ m Pin . y rit a 7 H - "SSR Gs ~~ aN eal Os - ’ . in.oe ruepre inaid OT by” Ska > ! - $615 South | = Mn . inet ‘itaAa h. M _ m 33237 8. Compto in day aes Mt Ulation: te ; - mn en Re aed PS a OrMONt Akep : a I kK ERS— First. -claas. Ap Pply at once Dine SOL. DIERS AND SAILORA ‘ : March 7. 2p. m.. to ae . —_s. mn AD had ry ~ lable + 0 ei} ns _ plac Bit. by neat close | etl ta war "hi? Goldstein, 418 Pulletion Hidg (cs) on™ eee an aa big lien i trpertence nt t Olive Cer ; otor * net in ws ~«D) ; “A: 4 vets . ‘=! ier) iMnery bis os ie BIC OL A LC rOR Young man. using ; ry all a day tap N eed Jus en (Cal DaPers please SOrers “Frroc “! , re , ul) ¥ r) ; a ‘Ure for the first 7 » latter may ; ~ ene Endl atts a4 Kitchen. OF fun elevator preferred Box “123, io 7 ins ty; ew riter tiena) tank Rlag ‘ +E, { i ll te ee OVOP ns te Pes _ = A ’ f ‘¢” ; “=, =- \ . an m - : " ; ou . AANeOY. $7184 fiarfie i a - ed inpe tc hy. TAT ‘4 Le . ee ae pene ‘Sit, . 2 oe oe i . a ' ep . Maternity Cc in * For mend} ne moles re . ‘ cv) , 'N Vv . ' xa ad Sander, 7 | N. 14th. g~ > fe i } = * . ; P a , Col me i, de, Pine . Friday vening, at ~ . “> oe 1oOn ue ure for ’ ’ bbw and pu ve Lh aT a .— nate: = - a Oy eee Manhaitan 4 atering Co.. M ; 720 Olive x on ladiew co coats, | _ Louie ° ~ , il ' unera! cha L 2720 Lafavette av. ito —s : ’ ‘+ usnhe li are ir — vor ; te 4 Bl nd i oll ~ mr ’ ‘ = y ‘YMOearing nig so} ; ae ® ! ional ie “Geer ripen: “ he A u . > 9 : le 7 P : oe ’ } Ire if [to ‘ rn oer Snouild previ. au n: e] len ¢ ap Pe te : ee te “4pan HELPER Ri, he of 8”¢ carriage Unerals: no charre for chaps Pac TAGE - . >. : etc 1 scl lg can ad- _ _ be he ated This will hold any . : uw. anda: ate Chow: — a , on ee ee — ee - and ’ r | > me 14h «es : . P luid, xX CE ptin & not lard. i Ti : p — ak $1: Call Steno... Sid? e5 CUTTE ros Experienced, ladies’ Waist. ‘ 7 . ~ ’ me Pire an aunt, CET BOO! ae é ) pl: ace on a hot stove. © se , , — : _ om and dresses: «: eady FDlendid on or Vienna c hin. Ce ty Ove ) le P Cali ar RRA 9 tould be treate lly by | _ 8 worth of putty kept in - | ‘GIRL—§ ponest colored girl to do tunity for 00d men . «i & tS— Exp ed jte he res’ ten 6 FE R S O N A I ise | who L ur eo ) + See = a - -- — tenants | on peneter pay 7 oF : . ‘ “ — i © r? ‘ . 4 it. r Ss i ov e ryt Sirk ek, ; , . . . ; iT} " Mase . | ie 5 187 4 EF “du "ated in ; ' : , 9 . an ‘ af tn ' rie Cleri« al - $40 i a vy oaary born for rood hours. {"o ‘ 22-8 Spr he ~ .f Porn ' ' al . r “AlO@® sechootle thor | ly . 4 SVEGhey gt - r nak —- ary ia cata Uns — (o4 * be a tae y iin . | am NNN RNR y ta bit m Of conscience | 5 Pry tm red > - | roughly corm: ietent. experienond ae S comeini x, U>t0-the-minute la tory | ¢ PHOL: STERERS—A_ Balbig 7 a 4 ¢ Ay Aen : yer SD ar a, Sn. EP AIRS for ‘Ane old Stove. - Fr orshaw, i 's acm hts pla i :" } : : 7 ‘ rr ‘ ' — 7 - é . : , ?¢ » “- desiree wee is om ed ae r oe ud be Cot Sth . BERRY DF NT At, ~—ey ane . : room st - n : 4 . . fe GOS ‘ Op} ed: aft. ~ ; a ~~ ‘ ( A’) ti " Al . 5 he Weaneséay March 5. 1919. at | with lady penion free. Apply te! —N 121 Cen ee SIR, Main 2063." ix ~~. -—— "~~ Sith other | Tengonemen? o Mod lean stitution” ‘aoe « 118. Pos *Disy Ts im- and Locust’ leer. Equitable Bids. aE AINTERA in (6, m. Daniel @ x hb. heln Geffen. 208 N. Seven tt ‘4! lj i ‘ yf - . * vs ose - a ee ont 0a awn te - | We Apa * ed: @Xperienced. heist bend if Catherine | K ie (nee Pires ommene molt, | A. ay BR AU FE R Ss P rh Y co. MRS a= ie | *ipme, “Sevene!ls. Ke ; 3 Sefareneda Al Penne’ MARKERS Firit-ciss Poe nts | mt 50 Pe tol Ho . ‘a n‘ file cWhwe . + ove renatr 71 r. 718 Ny , 53 , ¢ inane ’ nine ae scat ) I] fil d : | ' ‘eur. on : : | ; TT : , mer K eb dear ’ . ‘ . ADOPTION ——_ : — @ |! mae , a , in ai OP Th AN ANXTOI’s FATH E Se cl Sry TIT —_ aoe tea on ro — Pa ~ Park bt pectin. ST an . er 9064 Sunday duty © onty, Piene Ty wnt @) r hrather of cr + aTlee PPAPL ALAA tia an . , abs ; es ry } ly ’ } —_ . —_ = “ee “fils 7 Pe a ~ re “a _—— "4 DiStiw ASHE R. —Plaza — 3308 7? ee eee 2 re " Nam K'eh | : ADO} PTION—Roarding heme for infant: food ‘CARPET CLEANING— ~UPHOLST: S| — > oO rma, k ‘ Sapeest eeu a oe LAU NUR Baa a. = a Clive _st “man: hi ' he Piret-clas feu ute . Vv, ' \ ecation Chiidren’ = All. 9] 17 I- | nes oe: F ll ie . | : . rf ; : ” ae ; pr if es ean nie. Friday and DR- Ee sy A Young “s ma — = : Iz 8-15 ra hestanat od . t’ nited _ leaning’ Tn en - a A? ‘ i ARP et ‘ 3 4 ~ \ i , 4) p enovat.- } : nl, ; rans , : ; ' ru ry) er J J nde . : -* A k . ‘ tee = ' (eh. ADOPTION—Free 7 country home for ba. 4 , Ny wt | ou ulate ¢; of differ. ttn tt ¥ i now let ce of mec hanical- drafting. —~— ———- who like - bei yin about ‘ rr Chia . n° ; lng. 26° a t live ' ‘eu tral] 4 YS Kom OTIt Sie ’ aiie ’ 7 IY : ping ‘ - : ‘ : “39 gg / . A ‘ 4) it or cleaning Ida rat port: init for advan eme: st. * wi N DOW . "Ls A Ne HS a 4ae De hou or ABP *e K arm r & : ; . ‘ . : : ’ a) oo ~ A S11 le ~t) Epi cenit nes ett aall . j : \ is } } ‘ , seas . ae . ae ‘ al 4 Prk iif . : ——— — : _ ' ] ; m ie on" ost Dispat *h. " at ver nga, before ; eras _—_.- a il Ke f tae in and een ne ‘ , : , mn ‘, seu ms . 5 { 0 Indr. pr "tir. ' JNDRES =v ts day work Or Cleaning | ua ES ; Ex perien ed. oy Beech Bas a = —- EK. @ tide \ OTK Ua n a ince] j he! ; _ at % ; aental s . i at inlet, rhre, nr) ..F NG = _ ne v ppiy Ween € an, S this evening. Wear . STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS ner tet. ri eas we. ||| termined by a prestie SHOUld be | aurcmopgldan las y 8 offered. ||| LACNDRESS—~ sr enced colored; | Em! Laundry. 4325 Pignt! = W INDOW TRIMMER —a- RN Oo we 7) ‘@rpe: (.eanine CC carpets ren. ane ; Teo , ty Prin “’\tt @20Y One of the “eC ere my Pemont HAE ) \ oO , iri . “trac ares - NOTIC r.. = The ; ann nite election VV Al Lex] like new - aS2u inne’ ; Lin le d } ~ ‘ ; rs P . P in § oe bh * , OM @ } oa Ai en od 1} ment ’ "re --- ~ : - - i § “ ' Di 4 ‘take , ben. — we le ref Seen m 2 ord : rus kK . A N D « A R dD Ww RITER °) - pe officers f* the ’ Protective ww. Delmar 2453 8 Of several Atkee > inet, 7 a fend See ees ae ousetiane ae: Te aaa as 4953 Delmar bl. . eee eee ~ with thorou gh shoe ex penence © “oe ecfration o t held on blist. nr) the a ye i — — ww. .e pee - ee ee it, ciTrye oy ant eee a tiie, into ~ : : . 7 ; inate 17 1919. rooms 504 | LACE CURTAIN CLEANING _ ry thy ’ I, P — . . i . ‘4h t..- I I very Pric) ne! sai * rik > it by : r! ¥, Sart ENC l ‘E ER if ensed for Smal!li Plant: State Preferred. A piv, r ravehaar, deurly , beloved wile » “ae tury Bide. Poi) S open from 9 a. m. te 2 = AD they mea sh . “O ttar 9 shin £ th We ast in the i ae nda Altes wi =O R te aes PD fod) | NE NSENBRENNER? RB, we — ‘ j ‘ ‘ . > rn . . ‘plan \ enue i "NI f? 63. . b . ‘; a 7 Colored ‘ } who und-rstan. ds | steady position | 6th and St. Charles (e) Th. Parehaar and ear mather of Fred _KOL SCHN T Pree + LACE CT RT LIN ned -; age : hehiv ’ ‘ INS cleaned. repaired, She up Ee, nm | ie nuh ' ; é : : Mre aoe Snrec ‘kelmeyor ines on. K } FE DER. lden 7 §» _M. i an A Conk . shoy . -— $ é ao a , . . : } : nalogy t* the @arth ny re refere oa "The - : turday . man: answer at on gi ’ : —" . ; ' S}z . oon MOnday mt 237 i. . ce, ving tele. ——————— ™ 7 " “ : ade . aha : : densi v are — -s 2 SS c . 4 oO. —. } , os _Phone humber, Rox N.3%¢ Post - Dispatch fC} | WOOiWorl | W (hk ER— Experienced ~ Wa ‘= an and ROOM Poe its ot tenerct en te apymeaiony” feeeuyt have contin’ ty tity, Mane an Goan | =o oe “4 ma LLANEOUS NOTICES j 7 7 Z ied ‘ 4 on 9 > : he 4 - z , I . 4 - ; ’ * a9 Ne te tahoe nee colored; | K NGINEER All's Deu! w W rice 'worker a oY wy. 18, P.. nm (kT . s , ; = A - - . 64.3... e Pvils of Men. ’ * ten OST d ee : ’ . —T ‘ : } a i F UND } | tr conquere re ars mes and it has a. nat yo 7 loved nt an Jad | a FAL shsmnith. Mahe miMute. Mail original ||| plenie’ ¢f Onder met B00 | alluded to,|is Sivine tne nine, Fast, |} Beomet__ Forest , class colored. wants | g)SUDCTiIne: salary $150 t0 $500 per ond drive ora’ roe gtkeeMd Dain she $ . Ochs adn a‘ u' Fe us, ] ‘ : sare , — — ored, a4 Stea engineer. Saiary 2275 to ‘ ; ed Row T-40 io Tiepaten eee S @Xpect - , _— ot ate ' ;, He i“ er AND D : * Homry ’ ith. Fr apig Key Co. YO Chestnut rey } arce ' ~ x a be a or : : 4 eur Gear : : ’ j h . ‘ ‘ ‘ ij J .,e ’ erin . Ome i lant: rue tfnake subetantial rants i great-grandse: | Solid agate 15¢ line Minimum 20¢ GAS Pp Pes Lo. ; 68.50. Icro |! LAW POINTS, sd Stars) in both h ispheres. j;, |} UW. ated a ae urnish high-clase refrrences YOUNG MAN With printing, Office 4 ; Liecon nf Ie Oper line On LtAree hoen | rms ‘a. 141 : ’otatne a "| —- ; Pin. ee ree , ' , ed _ - ‘ ; NDRE “ifr _ fret. , cla is Oho; ; ’ tain profits for right men. @1K. 1a N. Clark , RO SPPOort vy ity for Naren ~ nl from residen, e "1 5 Se la ; . - ore insertions . mye? enter 1% 7 rr 2°" ip ; ie ' : . a - AAT ie I . 4 , aa mi ‘ Zz. ; ‘ Fr ive referer Ce Ma‘ ; Chicago. (ip n untn i] Dp M™ except Saturdas . ; “+d lik en aa. end Ceda Saturday, March « At 2:30 p. m fiAl LING © OONTE a os a; ae : ave V4t analyzin: inNdemee i. , Seam —— om (om MAN 7 ._——— 7 os ‘2 —e ' 57] — > é. — irtin ; "N DRESa ah? Cw me ' Tn vit a - Ford truck Ca) lo , (- . ) we i mit .. y f Class, « red. by TT Fe AN NI>d) Rov —Wh ite or colore a n wholes gel Oe moe Entere & x => all oan : =e i¢ - — ——__}] / MO ‘Fe l alk h 2 ; eae oy. tor Frida: r Bb ring clothes home mi atm 94 flan ; ems. Lith wn, xton. , , | : ; ee | a INTING AND > ADDRESSING ne With ‘ing’ Attor »* . et v gfe in —_ es: ADO. 3 ' Fr EFDFE {a vmail Miehie + - ih fseor vw . Js 4 ew YF , - é 9 = i j Drees Trivate a"0G dear he tee ae Td on PAA ari il : Pt ide nd r eae &£ otal ine EF to d nest a it rst colored Fri. lent Ours = to 5:39. 19 o'clock Saturday 4 AGENTS "WANTED -MEN gran: leon “are ; Neponew aged 1 ; AA? Cheapest oh Ice mn town t. - pr > ne ; as P 7 ahs My ° 4 Gan sin (ire "fT) Ww’? a) (ae aiul ' 1 ret ere nces bomont a , " R. Ww arner Co.. DOS N. re ommer Oran Oe Lae a , TY Kk & Grim vPo® nooue _ McGill} & Co, 122 N lth. Cer 478 ; . n..= 7 > ~ ‘i Sections on the a we eee Ln PON Lik © ae) (ce) ‘Reve . TL ROW par LOS T~—~859 rts } ata ) —— . et 24 p a Se ee oll ey 17 978. “6149 451. STORAGE AND MOVING if ECT. 114 , > on , - "eh , Pein . 7s and ee marae a ey ee ch at Tele Ae lin interest "tn evety Moneay , a . . ee eae — . i : | i . ‘ Ls . 7 ; PP - Ks ; ; ~ ; 4' . On: - sae, Gee “FLOOR MA N Store and amy »! es r ne “©Perience 2 : . CRAWFOR D Mi wing , $1.50 load. b, Ni - 2714 Thi LAK = : , -. ~— Wanita 8th retall wamar : L. arel expertence Only | nenay rr : BALONTY ~ Fntared into rest at her ree. | or ae Ley sencmt 2610, , ¢ . = ~__—-~ ~ +f f ay , ree 1 t. Teh and _wWa oe @ hy neten ee) “0 b tue out ©“ mO record of prope rty taken civer |! ADou?r *\ a0 vTaduate roughi nervous patient ITE PNITT? RE og PP j . : . 7 ‘ + o +. nn, a > me her 4 ~ ACKER — - £ xpe rienced ) “ 4 ; Mo \ ING = e to 100 miles. i ror an Vv persc ns by ut , nem ya lier, . . rly on . a fe ret Bate shore Are e- * . - 1 ar ts a" ie 4 “ — i to trav. Ftar Ate & Renckok ot Mtr. Co 1: . Roulara | I! T RIBU TORS , . fs : y ? 4 ** y . OU » é ales ouch ié | = ‘ , ocr Pon . :f . Tunfoy and of I : 7247) bonded). Pinaett and, *ppying ; i} EFF F. RSON BARRACKS How ww wre all has ae aie of ‘on Hatet ee, Maaith oreo 110 Terminal we Sor race ~ a int AMIACONe tortroey ' f "= f - " + ef } - ~ EN eens” we y Often i mm o_Jeffers . ’ 2 wes . — — a i ‘ te] r ©, ’ rt j - wa res. emple ene Athy ’ re “and Dennis G BN 4 ' sR" _ = / . ' MOV IN’ G, » Packing by contract. fur- | = —=—— ee OP as $3 i Sw ITCHRO ; —— State age anda eX pertenc s Tf. =. ow? Vietory tablet. . ‘ ee eee ee = ne - ‘ ‘ : Anrte Dentels. . " : ‘ je - ; ° niture ge: union. 2210 Gravois ATTORNEY c ar i LA ae rienced with ” years’ ex { ID! *patch ; - \ i : - per ence. r ne }> "yy on Fatverday March & at 8-20 b an a Sidney 15856. cee. C2 4) ~_ Pati v= ED SITUATIONS MEN. Boys j ue will start at once. RK. B.. Linde?) GLAZIERS—-For art giase work Aner Ad OH R., from awetaes atixer chanel. tg M*nches. , Sag AIL.WAYS bert service = tt,,° storage and | CE NTRAL LAW RBURFat "08 Che me NNR ain ae ; 34529W." 2920 gu} live (89) men only: for Chicago, 111 hea PVE rr. % ’ 9 . ~~ , - ’ 'F. ‘ > S'n* - le Col ; : ee Gometers 4 ~~4 Churc h, thence to 81. ste ° veer a Tae al & 3222y iv ‘ean. legal matters, colle “tions: expertencecd ut- C RE DIT MEN ATTEN TION” [s STE NOG PR Ar WE R—~Y¥o ine lady . perienced. — renovating ’ Tr i= Natie: no. on —~ , - experience «a urnis se of re erences, | o wate wages end age. eer . FOUND should x imme. ‘ st. ire roof warehouse. ' LEGA] ers, damages and pension cases me fal law, 35 would consider | rt ¥ ts) tatchtere attended 10: advice free 10:23 Position wir) claim t or similar ae ~ as she ‘or 24 A emploved until Saturday. Caji Hat ¢ o., _Shreveport, La. ——.. Books reat PLP — entered inte Peat on Treeday. fat ‘ 27°, lv! ree. ‘L i-tar ¢ Gtarely 1A Wy Rr teliveres Bixth ~olaney | Chestnut et Sib | Font: unquestionable refercnes! Box fT 53.) ~! Sy ae er = R—In shoe repair shop. {s6i~ Mal. CANVASSERS AND ) SOLICITORE. | Meer> 4 9919 os 1% « Taw tae ~— , qrers Mue' Floor. 21 Tow: Lipenw? ; ‘Cc Movine Go ‘ $4 7 load man, white. 3° 10 | CIRC ee te po tf *) Me : ve ot A hed 4 yoming etreet. LOAN ABBOCTA TIO furniture in ex, ‘hange. Bormont 13¢p DANC'!NG ENGINEP a hesmens ae : , Pe ‘ al i seq 1 eng! Neer and fice and sten 2rTaphic powiti on - month, room and board. 4458 Washing. | Ste Licirone” Either wax *® la wee , ; o- 4 ‘* . or. | le . er Sa re . —_—= — _——- ‘ re RY _ ae _—— ee —— r ' I nist. a 50 Posted on e! ~~ ci a. _ . — ONIN ining eye to 4 @ 1Sep at tr} ty px curate in tranacribing- good at . ton. fey , e ae 4 magazing: e rere BH ae" returns Cali If BYNdionte beloved e@tater o TY BRASCH S&S $25.00 1 bonded Warehouse — oo : E— Lost. March o- | Ri ATE by 'tler and Flar ne ‘ arate iron rooms: motor serv ire furniture v lessons SPy hour: quick results. Se ‘>a - ers ees es £000 hand ; salary $10. or werees — ns mavenbere (ner W ittler), and | . eS ——___. Mhiture in ex, hange Olive 372). Central L RARN- to dance Quickiy: pr: vate k legsone. caw oF 4 ‘oo stat a nay } ‘Will give service from 9 to 4. D. ir 210 N. 4th et (or BOLat Oh Bither a ° St. Matthew’ . Cemetery (c4) bar / between 3200 ~ ir * Peugr : . Poet. Diese — : ~ : ” —_——- ~~ . 2 eee eee ee sek. for maw 421K fel4) =yY hour. Delmar iGhOL a Bucb- — we ae © on an igh? work M. Lewie, 2610 Rutger. 77 PRESSMAN ne Rivne we Eee Ad vi noone. ~ Park and Compton: con- BONDED w WaRFHOM Si—theass G. Wiehe mann () ‘--Sir yY colore day © "hone ob sho mt o "De one Senne mnte od - + ty rest on Tuesday, st Vv . Pm y rew ~~ and bank book. eed Furniture and Storage Co.. 1512-16 Frank. PRIVATE Dano ING. 4415 Washington bi. , 't orouehi . 4 + | ; Lindel! Ww tent man __ 220 North Market (As e un ~e ~~ 10:45 ©. m M Se Ce | fin: _@¢venced when desired. a Jar nteed in ¢ lessons. M irs. Miiler For- as one ne kr tera! ari Tmatters: i MAN. a for Friday” eanine a) — “ - Uneration - =e ved mother of Thomas BOY's TROT SERS. ! bet ween Union 4302 ( . a re »f) ' een . ORR. Cl ERK— *l experienced | - i boos at _ work, good pay. Blum Printing Co., 1006 Mr HO Lewis Garni feces Jetler. ve — Post ve Annie and Pieters Ann Nclata and and Mafn: a Se p> —— anan orete " o. [ and 4909 Northiand. 442 4 ’ . 4 - > SS INS Our: latest : . :i¢ . 3 wa en” dette uh ot vl ce ey Northland __ fe) BEN A. LANGAN lances seierant eed: ‘lable; oldest | of ices | 333. P..1D oT Bat MAN Wi a ated je : atest " ", —. On = a a Z a a - “ ts ; ” tte mom, ™ to H y Name Church ° Friende« ' > ‘Ol I, ifavette St r gl - 7 - ive pe aly I MhORFRS : ee ” . r - , FIREPROOF STORAGE Co. — nt atin ; around: also experi. as companion ‘ rAl FE ~To 40 porter work: must he ao~ | \—s : DO0- 2 last, male. Feb. 2th brindle. Now in our n- ur new home, 52m Delmar bl Sem) } Pritivess : ia | Senor: bursday ~~ -& Buch.nann 4 , - Hght work of any kind. 191” 7 THRE “HAND. First. clams: eheos i — ‘4 work: piston ring tection preter FEMALE | HELP Wd —The a o~r ee AEWRrny “Pitered into res on Wed -! way and Acatemy, on Enright a\.. a white far ve vr hy a 19190 at I] - ~ ae a 7 "teow rnrm -. im! rate “ with Forest 5 Fire reproof warehouse for safe storage of . a ern " —— ee _— “ane , ~ household goods pianos, etc.; move, K - Dancing Academy, Olive Ot! aw AS vi ants posit on. will imvest $500 Ro,» c “rescent Marine Engine ISAS Broad Employment Depart m: ont. : h A fe) is at the Pervice of gir an ieee _ ; w- ” @ es ne ‘ helowad ; acne , : > : mm TEN N ~ vA E MAN Sit., Maintenance Out of [OIln rai¢ “C per ine ezira at 4 . ne ee Toke Tt [aise work for inany. (s00:! home e "rate ity . >| Wash hington. _ nnn} Tuesday art ‘tday ‘ir adr ati. ‘ NeoRe ret Diane aical edu on Agents. Saleamen. Canvassers. So LINOT EY & LRA TORe—Union aheae PO ee on : e ) ce =e ahiee S-a ost - Dispatch s Sch Vail Or t w , Lm ry ) DIAMOND—Lost, small. out of bar pin, PAINTING, , reenk; Aecorating. Rrownley ! " inatruetic ee '-~ Your S» -%. honeracie disc... a: x piaretae' le per tine on three 1st east ng Et ind tite : re EGRATH * g120°! gmmediotely,; “aaa “urt of Honor : Probabiy loat on Tower Grove car Thursday 5102 cme. ima Forest rs. :. Del: ar 1029 ies — soe ae te fre avy ori tion ir ffice aor a = aa : oF more insert ons ; : | _tendent —— ne ls pee Alpiy mupestr Ss. ™.: reward: return to SA Hartfora ao —- r >: ogee 1 Lir ah. th _— * ae mts . P -. ) Pose ne and ' PRO mn na eer tio te | MACHINIST “A lround o pune aan ait —— _chanee R Gm. 4 in. e Soom ox A) Post-Dia ¢4,/ has had job shop steady wo « MEN— 7, i aviation moter os — lie Oo ’ st } rest oe Thureday wen Merce ride Phare ¢« rand so Re (eS) cate - .- — —_. 7S ~ ——. . me vs oe FY nes ‘NE Academy a 2 / Emplosineat” Wanted office or hank MEN. _ BOYS } and goed etperience Hor 7 epate (@) AI4 -* ”» " ai ay a - ew... = —- = . . ork. moderate malary to begin. Rox or _ beloved ed of my DOG— Lost fernale poodie: white reward. ROOMS Dapered SH hest work Negie 3S14 ~ = ’ BLATT. Laclede. Deira 34773. Lindell ous | AWIA—M) competent inc... |} 22. Post-Dispat ‘KT wall paper cleaning. all work guar i “re fox T-"82 P41 g MAN—Te unload f gand: 16c . cn. ae eee a . ae uM ’ Ww : n we fen angen ny L pa Me Nes onse on n col! ar reward (4) . A rox ma Ps ur . Roger a; —~ ; : : : Ss ‘ _F : I ‘Rag capable of han: dling and de. e a e 4940 = orn ¢ sb “on : yM Ms > he 2 i* Se)! Oar bere ore and yy ~ pe > hen on bem ' Siete on n rs eee © N. s DY middie-s 'Custrious and re \ elopi ing men: ex, ellent ol por - * Sa | Me ~, thi gelon W , Vier So DOT Last _ rendie. white, male; ticense No — . gy ing 3 laneues, » bone ~ t “1 round, for furniture store Menkion | el einer Mote: Preier ms mesece, fate rey . r 712 Mf arion LIAN SING ane ‘ _— "e , Sua: an erlence. « oll : - aa n tunity i the man who IS am "y bee 1700 Frent . > us - ee . - J r (™h. e ore? " 7 , * ’ . = . : e P . . 7 _ . ~. _ = . a st 0 Offa lox ‘] . P.-D bitious and can deliver: rood To make beds in ooarding house. / tm) . B iway. . La male. Poodle. : N : "ow Crh Maree Por a al FoaBee | WAN Pa aaa ) : el > + nnn BO feward. i | _Pennevi ryi ania cs ' > : . Teferences position with an A-] organiza — ; a hla ao tt mn nn a tion. Btate age, experience and oe — trees and grape vine Y OF travaynPeriemeea ¢ ao ee erlone od : “ : > + \ | ry j Parker and our sister, at DOG—Lort, white poodle. brown epots on TIGRAPH OPERAT masts mes, ~ { , ' back; license No. 15.168; good rewsns Ap (PROFESSIONAT olid ena , ip , : irst-claes ) Mai wis ‘ onde. + . Varch - n Dis , _N _Garrison, ads ‘tional lines le ones = Ag ox peric nee referen, , Box rT. 247 re ferences. PY eas rey — i XN To + : undertaking Sigrtisn i j. Lote ! = ‘£82 Addrong Neti. (pire t. Luptes chapel 44460 . a? “eee - COURS Ic per line on # - - a strictly econ ential! ox . . must sleep on premises, 27% La eet. th AP igmmo TTT tom, ‘ ; or — . eo wn — - Interment at Friedens Ceme ry POLAes Es Lost sold, tn atlver case, as " ae rtions ~—— ae * @@etetant honk on. Pp. 1) t h. 62 — gem et BAI ESMAN— ivf aan elt 7 fe) Famous- Barr; reward 646 Devonshir . Solid «a fe 15e line Trininium PF Se tags —- — | “ tt. P r om |ALT® RATION HANDS Exper! anaes in a! O12 ' ‘ ; ity ile ime li ry Ata = Or Weanestay } ink iwaet. i bah Hing eha Oli , Ae own! | ner line on ’ or , Bors . wt} fe vor ‘ ™ -, Pel aga 42404 aah fn : el se tle ae an O Paitin sn ucat r rience ane . . and ele . -- Se : ’ — also good drapery - . - . ’ Tue pays > Ores iy ReI7A Folsom wine : hb : , a ve “ . a hs hite- OF ewe A + 4 : : ' , i a Leach Are)! arable of doing beth 4 - aod a. ¢. me ee we . Z » ios ” . ‘ eh 1. v indin permanent noeltion for right rr Rm} . > — Leds Epec ila) investigator atop. tm In- CAE Lost, bier oo Past Prairie. ' . . aoe ‘ ‘ — =* . : * . . . rf » * oe feren- o a - Kore Le ba ei perie re * and aa! N York ma, facturers of rhe — Cemeters fe) between 2th et. and Pairground Park. re_ | PF orer . ee _ ward imo Ihe Soto . | ; AGS sine, al . ioe ; - . . : ‘*y- p e. . r> »~— » ' 7 , M oe : © ‘? fry } vert) are rete radin ’ ‘we +> eer “er Thrrete v = — . . “ , ra i . ; ‘ —_ ’ > ‘ rw : ' ? 4 I ; ,-2 ‘ at AP Hi } R Be EAS ' if COwens her, Ky ie3 a esperionn Marr: Rink GAS MANTLES. Lost. ec ren er gas mar on trie lent) al M ine a&CK@on Tinie , i . Dans ave ia, ‘ : P : - ‘ eferenr ee. ate t stan minaion ae ba. ofeti : . —_ - . ’ ° . ) Sas one 54 : °. were 7 — ~-— 2 —— , «1 . a . ‘ . : rem - a . . mo er . . 4 \ i 4 iti . 4 a mherh Richter ties marked Weisbach Fireet Lighting Co — — -! =— I or A : i! es 7 tf ; AS7 P RIN _st ATE EX errr NCe | mM ai mane — aod wang cies RALER UENO a chter son of from truck. March 4. Return to Horan Ex Lb SUTIN joer shadowing inv: izations . * Maker } nion +s > : } i} iA} ER—si: 3 , a = ARY FE XPECTED. BOX ©-219 “a mer : vs ae ALE MEN . i @ Guick- a- -wellin Seen: 1a] Richter, Preas ('r ate Baston, _and receive rewart. locat ee fr lesing people conn leritia! an .« 7 _— hs ~ hah , ‘ , . - r }“Y ey ATCH css. " ?, Firet. jane must have goat trtet t« a “TTOt) te oon aig’ it now in France ond Mra. Ce. —— 7 F inney Phone Delmar oT 44x. (ty A N k CLE a aT” ; 2 TER One Piret.. * Seon: nene other ne steady work: replies confiden oe _ = va a . : = ° ~ : may ', ' , aan - a ———- — - . 4 . ' ; *e upper: Tota. L.LAIGINS | art chia’ s drown writ on DE Ec TIV M-~Rx pert Pecee Ine Inv eer. | . : refere be ~ «~., , v he , , a: ;. ; : need apply One whe in ahie | _"te! , 5-706, | wt Diepea ten = 2 pr Ops tion | to han arif? g t the Geunanie of the most fastidious MEX vr YOUnR men. te run Sine as | “a, “*lVYice men. write wince from the family Lackland Srenue. Keturn Jlis Lackland reavonable office id residence Mw tor (co) a ast) te. fruit come Re news Beene Ph Te. r' “ne _ Yeon 72 . ith. fea i VM ;’ a Nox lu? ” 4 _ tm «» : ‘ ” . jr ry PONDS. Lest at Ur Rion Station, E 5 OFFICE) does shadowing and vest. : thoreueh Tle , MBER wishes work from property own . 4 > | . on ' ft! | e a ' ye | me) & a = 7 ° 7 1919. at _vite Georg! _ Warner, roe? ‘ce? ‘estigations. deparimer tore so" Port. Dienate> , worl “all wl - ‘ Nel ESTIONE® eee *- 7 iden ; ’ " ; —_ y reali Af Wen ) ne y MIM! RANIAM BOOK —Loet Sack, with sai and female oneratives refers; ee ard | ‘ ni ) TER ' ' | or uaiity feo | 5 MAY : ws tte J » 4 orveew. Ziving fyll in y ue. Due notice of «6 end Maw ‘= a" TA Faeton as Forest Tite «) ry . one - =f: A. At’ ERTY _ | ) “tr 5 ° Garage LAttie (ee) ME: N- in young 1 Den to we!) ‘@0ods « en trains —were Btation Nee York Ct in -etaw Meerh 45 1919 March & Tiberts Bonds, one of third Sahl =t8 Pullerton Bide Phone ‘ eatras 2G menufactur ne : fa ‘ , ’ hry ; Fe x “HE Peer -ED) Spetch. wr, rOOd BeCOond ind bie? hand A fe oo re S211. » J rg . . : ‘ ‘ ‘ / . . . a - — . - - "4 ' 4 Mo , Mal holr Ry neler arec tee ve. No 12 “ST. 192 and =e of fourt m is- -— = . , . ’ ' = se . it i vl Hk H Wie go .d rete ir nar ria dat ond cakes ® , “si tee - Competent are re r A eT lA ’ ‘ Dries ite Genre ond —y Thy $40, tor $50 each RE! LARLE detective service . shedowine in . fh or : "> Post Was Steud OT @ccept ar | other - K Er A lrewuned ' t id pobe fa; : “¥ Tfeilroeade an ; WHE p VD ace : Mian pey 7 4 _ ; : ; : ; d ; ' under ne ; | " - . eh Lattis 5 UNderT-cowver Corporation Work f ft ita!: ; : - ———s tre ‘ a w 2 . , ord P “oe od rm, Ft } ‘UNE gece ; fi s¢ wt ne A . . , :¢ 7 weit Levey ’ ’ ‘ Chron ste ww, m= . ™ bi ture and pDaen tie ; ae reward ‘ a! ® Ohm by le , «# ae rw ’ olw a sé } , , 7 . 4 ite . : vel r x - : ai if’ for u {™» “ 4 PA ¥ ne . wy) Fe ’¢ ’ nor ~@ a ‘o- ee 4 . ' ‘ } , ‘ a , . ‘ > ating — ricci " - : 7, "mete T fe. " ye reef Ox 415 +’ Ir yw ‘ ork ; a of Reo 7 ; = PE rt RNiSHED ; MONEY—lost. email en ‘or dev morning. Rly - -~ - ° .3) Ora ' ' ; m ' Us av er é' ; . : Stare " vols « 2 rm eV erd TELE }RAPIHY—Day or evenings Best in — Bi oa Pniet . Vrieemect ibibeg ; ' : ; > ™ town of Tene on. steady work for the « cht man. Carr : ; —. ro of Right 2052 ¥ ra) riructioms. mage te’ positions giao Dett,, i PR a a : epulation. mors tbe rene na, SOM | & Johnston Ca. Poot! ad (cB) | SAU EYMAN Everionced 3 ‘nme A aon - MONE -y ron who found was © hoohe 411 Olive ot oO = ; j . ~~ “ | ) one of Tt Le Mo ; Y #kperien, “1 and re talie mat j he married en Niy i WAT: H \ aoe . ee | of a? fiver Mea li ¥ ake , varters W ed neaday noon in ; - . ~ ~ Shee: exc wit) re a wuriness know ‘ade: ana -« marine write « wits ar boudale Sieam at — . MA! . ape mee. for re ‘rvch in city eviic tee Pret hem t ce Te! —_ —, oe ee "é Derma te » 5 iclen PSPS have machin« Box é Carma niale 1 r Cc icf) _ **!) #tore Hon N.S4a, } Of -DAapatch « turer at'ractive fifmnee! — ' 3 ———— : '~-Must he brigh+ energetic an.' wren g ee en whe can he fy a Evans ; eens ¢ ra) } &5. Jue a , ~ — = be £lven —wve, ph =, Main 3 2 ns INSTRUC ‘TION te) egra: ty jearn iT te 4 . , ' OF PIcEe BO} heer? a re’ ere . . - oe ‘ - “ 1 enw ” ‘ " : ears — = ‘ ') ee appear! ne ~ Maj ati © “Hotel, honest Apply Fairvents. Mor i arr on * w#tr y Gootidenia NECKPIECE—Lest. fy on Deimar cer. iy ap | pezaatecd . artes o ¢ | = Hit. ed. ; 2 ee eit Bternhere Tuesday night (Call Porest 7656, reward, 8230. Appiy ‘way Ex, ; > — : nued reference. Clen SAT ES MA NO an et See a o and ark fey ait ra te? *nmae ~ ; Oar! . ; ! Oe ——s een = el P "| c ®t “ RLack “WMiTH HET i EHS FE x perien ec x } ni eer « 4 oe farin Wagon re aes 1? oe \ BAL : MPN Return “~~ 2 Tern here father . ; : “Tf vyeriman ei per. T w mh VOrk, PO others need app’ y 2109 read we 7 ; TOY 14Y raleemen = s" or (father of Reiwyn. ‘brother at NOSE INCHES Lom, py ay —— THEATRICAL ened; referenc Call after ¢ Bemon: Cuture First Consideration rea ae = itrensens F 7 : ae ture, over % to ~® “. — Pung a ~ . * A reNSA t fire: - Cha ni t : , a : (o4) ~ — nnn | ) Fe 35. experiencet at ; in votive | Br; (RK “Must write eet hand eece. | PA! Apply Std Tat nethanice: 26 “tive play am : 2? arch 4 at 2 em mm ee, ee —— AMA’ EU rR sian every Th: armun nigh Sit. as Ra uffey " : rer . i 4 [ree = ‘ » " : ify Call A ‘4 Retkirik & se icin - ~- . e* r* ; ar nee. AAAS Wasxhineton how! evard . Lost: platiowm wear, with « Pearle: Cla Mestia “9-3 BM. Jette. " eaperience piso eh! ’ ow _ om te ‘ame od rm ft - o ffs - ‘“heuteau av ‘et | abi. | ‘a reference reruired ork and Phi ade'innhta De Pere nr aee " eenter rewart. “O15 Ail nm « rer ah... tes . “if wi. roel refers. fie x - . . Pe ee. , yen r% s ‘ *% . . ‘or . ~4 . . as ' a «* = ‘T= , >a rrr . vary Cemeter, ’ Cntr ———— . . a ~ =a , ™ i Toll of bhitle W ed nes INSTRUCT 'ON .a kl tar ork be T - at : ] a aon . ox f ' aol , _*? ; ¥ 5 aes be o TERATION ANI ~ é r03 ' . ; ; “nay R ! } 3 °mkhe Saker MOLDPL MAN. Piret-ciaas for imterier fir bt “Dury rr ns ‘rena : / “eet rane arre. ‘eel oat 2 e4 het My} ‘yr Reet “e » % gerr ' te : ™) ivese@ay allterneoc: rm aly. SCLiA tet Pran —.. a l’eitea lleta we reriiy, djarn f ‘4 ers " , th guar reer res VW arwi - wf ; 3 ie aye ., 7 , : . 3 ' 7 ., ; — . ; e , at Tt enth sc. . , e * 18s We tarn Rae libern! re ward Rox T am Pomt-Is wiel > : ’ b . - : a . as ial : 5? . = or . : k. . " - = " P a . « 7] etal . in ® Bethichom: Gometery . duleors f bhvne Sidady 330 Work, refer, r : om | , ~~ & §&

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FP or ee PORE SOI: enya mine . TS ey ere tense: w—.. SALESMEN w WANTED a : abe tatinat hh, PSENTAT > | HELP) WANTED_Wome, oS —* ND YO Gietric: necting VE acter ‘n MWiseoor: Oh DDLE OrAat, prt el SS UR STEP WILL TAKE CARE 4th eee ue -_ se wir » - “? t. scales ' c= upto. 4 Iwdaed hu ; 1°99 7 eeth. Pr ' Fy: wp ti ‘ . '.inde!! 47° ready as . & me bi nit ' NHL . hor uit De ‘ ond — i We Aa'ive ’ | for cash to e liamonds. olg f'n gold. «¢ or. nate, | *Tion. Sidne; lees vy for cash. NG MY 1917 bay Are @s ke \ wee BI pe oT house Must a) epart ost fixture Ore. safes us. Dackin “ 4 ree a y Rovied 2 Genicom 2 ch y Piatin Ni 220 Oe - Sicter 119. Touring . ming Sy ’ ple 2304 s work. good f¢ show partment 514 se pure, house. HB s A's fore. [own | sand shipnt nv where Smith “CLR. wit um. | AUTOM area Bold the . ~ te Soon PM Shang a ’ llth od il rece prey ious e _9'* St. Chari OWe TR mn buyers Wea « ine free fae in Metronn!i+; | & Co nee as Of with OBILEs eo res; m m Al shace : —— ; j st ord; tper ————_ sen at oO ims oc; ‘ ‘ w hala? rr ont — Pelitan Bid owe ls N out t m7 oath _ : —_. aznet! Preniden, ve r 4 "gee! aati. b Mave Waterm >in. ri for Kenera| es , Iti i¢ oe. = ; and 7 = . rh if l¢ ar ita 4 a ind ar - , ~~ r ' ro cars : ~ a es sia iT - = ‘or ol Py ee inde! j rts sate aT s zz AN, a . Pa ho adv. A wd ‘ovate ‘ais = J. _ outdoor work , ieeaneral —— = The Bedel] Compa ae veneral Mfe ’™ -» IPproved Walk twe el ott at m2 met Ps ww Cher oa as. @& » oes false a mive> AUTOS © 5. Delmar = ie FINE st here: other 7 Six "99% ~ > : ™ Trey “eos ; a Sal! ork, no —_—— Se : ny ; ING mid Pine ‘rae hefer = Weer n? . arnx and fing RE” , 7ie@ w erney!- ~ -| ne - ¢ o le ’ tl, ir ” SCR ‘enth and — wig WOOD = - - » Re } ; south ; ae. " Oth st - A. of four ver ail to «ei) des at A - poly Sion ' for ge Th BG IRI. — Washin . : ent Co en ror sale. Me vy Hroe , ff ae Look far or ni rat $23. -. Wi th cars per w “i+ an = e . be ict EB ~ heral ho au $25 - gton. ( Washing: monr Car —_ 11-2928-417 be he nar (-a Sem on eek for o« : ~ ye . ;* ,% \ , oe a1 4 q ’ . ; ns OT j 4 , . ’ ‘ e 4 ‘ _ 4S le bers. - ad eae FiP WaAW TED : Try "ETT Y ia i#e work kee Club 3643 oorr and boara — f you are «a: } a ath PNY Pb oe : 4 a ‘og POULTRY OMPanies Ouse irch ~ 1AK@® @ Rood offar sfires : droorr elle aieaenr. BABY -_ Se eee OS i : ; =) Gay or ond} ° —— ee erie why HAND: er +) SE CURL,Over om we Maryland. : and si! Ress ‘ES — Experiences {c@) | tel: he wil er, Monterubio. Hamilton >| ting rosm= chairs. 2 pictures ana nt 2n4 ly 24g eS For sa’ ~wnnm “AOS pal: for Ford ——— ee (ell en te a digs. ~ ] C A 5 ~ er a rhe : \ - ence ~ ; —s ‘i a Phe Criiitan VOT r ’ . res / «i ' ’ 7... - . @ v . fiv ied ' “ayy re - ‘2 : Cremer + te Crend, Pere . . a7 . 4 T rime wR ork 7 ” ew ee help with T = 7 ear good ~~ wear e’ endy - - cotton aT] iq ie are aed yO" : yee a Y . if A _ eanir oe P ng roor —"s . nat tz ey “con L ois every day. Ap- Ny > .~ eon) or sere as nag ruck con ‘ ; ‘Lewat i» 4 ry >. . . ’ a) P i >] whe ar bl : gl 4 idaw iat oy ‘a in . dela os +*#n re old , 78 ore o . ,. 7 , at , rif 4 fu " . , :a uhtha at oh . tur ished . 4 ; I = . es "Oat I 2 pr ce De! d. “2° € AP. ; anit ' ne bh ' iT hey “A ’ — * mn . r te £ ¢" . ’ le - at fi Call her PP *e PDarinor " > and fate Le - . For * . : 2-55. Pos iene te hy $200. Bo : in ’ orner + = re fiite ! . , (3) _ . cor ° ISth a, , ‘ : ween ; ’ . ‘"? n er) & airs Ll 4 mall sor Dad ta tlh ay nze 4 ri ‘ “aie r a. = a - Dep Ol pe a= os a ’ rm] rel Ap pI Ary) 1? ofr two : ; de > ‘ KE RS — mininiinedias a } NEW / ty Map jus ; 9 ; ry 73 the re anche " ar ] : e t m -_ “er } ¢ arol: oy rt yf - : a 982; 4 ‘ “Nhe each SDGE “tt | ae Fr Wt. “ ences. ?’ . e lic line. mr nin ys ' - HOR; | y “(3a) } refer a b : (ec) of overs ‘1 t ou ombinat « o ff ‘ ‘ nn. on fition: wf] Must b 917 ) 1 =s : a ON CIR | . fawth,. , ADerienced:; very iine showing ¢) f ‘ation kite} ' room +r ABY ; ova ne Blow will Day © '® good i917 CH is ¢ per line on ton ROOM home, ait--F or general hoGecwnen ne | aa ound: good Steady rwece | Bumbered: [IR®. every street, indexed wa foarpination kitchen and ‘dine™, 28: | “ABY CHICKS—For sal lock} Boa X.qntl pay cash for geod “barge | Ia, ANDL ER : Ee rm theres Pen aa ere fn Vers ’ Kyou wanes fal) 1 ousework Kooi shine rt i 1019 We, Ww , he 410 W ashington. Po*tpnaid de ‘ — ~ and mk stows i . Ven cae _ room . “ row rn -“VT Sale barred ; — FORD w = _ net - Dispatch reain. = sf food runani TOC RING co a A, r" nlthe * , . 3 , aver * i Pe pee i eur = o; hin, -.2*ning tab} ‘ n@e rach : t legthorns - va@rred rocks, r am tea - 2%, - espana heed ant, Peale forntion Sepert. | TOUSKGINIS Pape eee G153 Von | pa oP ERA TORS — Siete) | PAPER aif oster’a,, TMacapinet or sideboard if yore tsa ¢ Ge or) socks: all strong. vimoratd white piymouth | month Box Tait $50 dowaap | Rig REW Deine: gma Wie AL INSTRUCTION Rox »* Oo on b , ity fu 7 or gener — (C3) Wae ; A ch Sk _" . a Wor, we , ob Ie to ‘tr. b IP RING 4 . -_—— =——- arr, - r © irr aie ’ ; Yo) prefer . ri yrhee —e 40Uarh ‘ . 3 ar ? ge” » 4 a FO -» ee Post- Dis fax A e ED ; > ~ . The B : wad) ’ ? arta nO Wasr ral housework: a three i ~ on a‘ ith a . - Co “226 sorted r+ aa oak” ireds and , ae . / — hy. ¢ the outfit. e145" ag mMacl a ~ "7 wes “7208 @ E ane yw all ie " Old car. or . eha ispatch. rT —_ EXCHANGE ~~ | mandolin. guitar ban ‘. . 7 : ' ; . » ~~ . or » —_ ’ es on . , ) ae . ‘ . ; i. , ‘Fite ~ . , c - . “ . ogy recat - , . 7 . “dell Coamnany HOUSEGIRG, roning. jin! ine Co cexPtrienced. at nu |cheap. J. Stumsintt!! 100 boxes or more.) pith #2 | syments fo gu mn Weekly oo: one a a ~ t' PORD ¥ — . ‘ 17 NY “A tlie tT? ; pm RECIP - =e iaAgen re ar ss , nore r a . pNP NA ‘ Pr) . e- nv ‘nhience Gielen at aia rp *Nhite arh or 4 \ tel T lt Ru - wf areow a - ~: ' »* TT. ax? . . fe neral hou =m ; rienc ed 7 - ; Sp , 7 a ‘ ‘ hanning §. f lean , i eS For om .* sd o* “.* - 4 sfx ind : ‘ ar ‘ 4 the e ’ rv _ Sens ~ a s «2 Win leg aa =>i.OTrns 8: 3. 30 xt “yt irtng. a ‘ een we ee CMSs - A 3. ‘2 ICPS No ; oe) Vater. ier: ore smaii 'o**..,,*iri for Work RS—-Steady wor ' (o4) ble soft-drink recira, “Xchange. ta : go -enuine lonee ue el ae ee . ‘we apiece. wZTOl Mac na OX _F-79, Post-D 17-1 - 918: cash. DODGE—FoR s ae 4 ® violin. mandolir. guitar; ae RN wRtury to begin aresein HOUSEGIRE Pershing tat gp ily: good *. 3823 8. Broadway Sth Side D pusiness man: realty accept une ft ie Ze: sido-lcor® restather |mahégany ‘setint |__ WIR Piymoghe” ONE Y loaned on automoblice-— eh a) SLIGHTLY Um. 2 TON ~ course: thstruments loane =. . oT en — . sg : Ex lL @ner owe OTE ee . war wie e ‘net. ., . Cailty arrented ‘fo or itve Wuick Me- eC. rigera - a 6 ase sf’ fee we Pivmouth 7a. ine + ey at Auto A et hy - 1: Omoblile. ROAD pa al ; eq. tox a 7 arge —~ gas range $2) a gh —~ KER E on atl . . it orp ngetor p " _ ny m o | "MW Olive e Mer sage. bk ip ‘T TERMs BARG ADS (Jassz) tn » +t. ’ " » : #.) ' irr) . ; ; , . UT ous . , m ai« ‘ - ar - 9 , inrt 7 7o 4 } » out id iTaa - sete ‘ . +a & a Pan ae —— . . L : Ree a eevee: - i} ; ‘ur Of, “Waneriay reas Prim moO i a Apply bakers ase Box x! : Post -Di sor Pida must be __ Foe — paliroad maps ca folding } én! uniena “ae “ks an vs S@ie.. fe “ ion. oa old automobiles . feor-we > | CKS—- For " ukwlete, xeice. in@en, r , " " ** . " ne Phy Ki re Ll, ods 1.3085 ~ ; D spt ty nd a iTate sy, 41" Wae ine sr “ii parte of ff w $! te kit af acd With on os : r 5 ar . - - rnode - ~ - - 7 ined barr ; Fld ni. " Sarai Sh Lert le Tr cond 7. =F fesire ; Sale. hew — v chr Oe . hor ro ’ an call +O fami! g bor Kkeneral + t> VGRAP HER y lag _ (i? ad. 8hes $17 ~_ cahinet wit? tT Tor frone On. M ~~ JOYNson —e reas hea 7 i SnD at TOMO amt ba — —J - WSAO ics) fFURD TRiC ne Batiey 2117 alae’ tres hey ewe WA Kings! ® home nigehe ‘OU Se Work af rm anent posit CUN® lads - MISC of. 00 ifwe hb £laas top for — a. UV Carson ry el , cash SiLES Wy d. a lelicve, KS Any ment tied an “ret, 7) ~s r , M rary ler . no w Sinai! a, ler “ lan BRe- rom peteans : ELLANEO - oor w - - Neating stow w at} eGR ~ —— ‘“. F @rerii- 4°74 , : ‘ernit ‘ ‘Oo —Bought - = i lh Terr, @tvie Dot 2372 ~ 2 - : . 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FARRIS ‘ Pense means 4670 Niuge, 1205 F, Markable tow ROADS pe — tor 1014R. for au ‘anical order 7 ee 3, al $750 PLAYER. u , nts “ : eas. . ~ ‘#2 sror, — *»- or idery ary . 2 produ - AD DOI rine ors “ . . | 7 " . . : = SW wren « a —_—n allies -Fton Bide Oe we ‘-iofi—F or «it. 1 — Wick Ve “To * . oan ata S-ALESWw, ‘M ce prices e % S Oheee “I rn a. 2 new ‘ WRITEPS ———— a (53 ccm. jt WOTH— Fo eneinncneinie a (ee) a abile Mar hat stan ; on a plaver-piano, Ww ANTE ; , oO sale ’ n lerwis., — ’ _— - P i ™! OT n 40 5s S-passenger Ai TOMO Rr wet. edit mn end ae FOR $287, N s * tit . i (& N ' ar 6 Stead: ~~ Ga WwW 2? + : lelmae 190 tT : ‘ve rt) ) > fortes «; : , , ingtor a Tr wood, Oj. Pr Aa te wor ; TION th e a iger PES ii, Al — ell ia (a7 . RS . “ Sees _ / eu y r . 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Ouse wo r A ih oat ac : n Rr Ss r . . “> “) . ‘ | Hi on “> ; : hr = bh ee 7. 433mMm le _— » «> ~~) = - i. e or = -—— wis : e ee 2 e irTnishi ‘es of . h - 4 » $27 erie ; , sry | Sy 70 4 : re wie ca] ri an eee! Orde! = ot 7A. e. 4 wi - A J & use this with 4 . } a _ anveth $1 - ‘) ae b. x12 " Wagone arness > nn “Senn ~—- _ rade an a the hee? of , nder 1912 tan t e . v ‘ = NS “w«* ‘ a vs a a » fa . a : , ivi finnd oF er a> $83 cond) tion ae Oo, aa it is . { ; . a sons = ts Ma: . s° ake + - oY - I ‘ Lov - ~~ ter me See A i oy ee , ye ; th ti ly Tf irket.(ct) | fa! 3883 Ocust st.: Bomon > Mr. Chalr OURIN nein ~ ‘ ont 4 eo Tere NG ¢ b 4 e - l. Con. | Chaimo”: : o> ARS ists playing of tie ai a — ae City dimits car. Cabany “aw Ml te, ’ . Y r Franklin to Work in restaurant A ANIC! RIS STS- H Roe meh t 4, t ima DRESSERS SALESWO Bt Sats Sfoctispore of HART'S ARtNAS g13'%;, BE ar : ) ~— a* 4 { me ¢ 7 a - an Cen 1. 8427 ? ; , oo N = ma . sax rar ges ee = - Pa n , »¢ so - "eS I > i ¥ ent ee ' M AN Ww ANTED FL R \ : af : ‘ , oe ‘i a ‘ _—. Tt ~ , os =" rsiee oe ; ree Brides ‘ ; 4. - a , ‘ eu Mules a ew lienne. - . me: : ol en S- as “RU teeters § Oot ‘ handles pene: ‘ —— ~ NABOUTS — Chana hit... : only $695, ® $3000 F l ITUR REW tn" uD sa, i Pur . . A game , _— > io °a ‘ ; - ’ is e ' ean. . ——— - 7 . NTE 5 R mre — q"} : , a Sule. . ~ 2 FORD RUNAR nts ) Aa Chandler | 0cbes sageebeal 7 _ . ‘> ~ 191 i en ean aig: eal mahogany baby d . Mik fi 0 8 oS -—s lored. to wa r = Ww - ft , ; GIRIZS To wa Gea mn cabans tat k from 4 rie hes ed experienced EX perie ‘hn lashes ° a rores or ; man! t "ae. n ed Sai zr PeMavrant Call rhe a kitchen work ers. ner, manent os and Marce! oh - a! . Y depart et. mae for sta. : i aen ; ‘ , a. rie ‘eit . : rw . ' , , . p —_ '> 7 . : : ‘alt help in Dak 7 ayton a\ ‘ ; a ioe. | ; Apply _, ’ S and z od Dio ~. ‘ (ener ne = be fa er . fliate Des iaArve 7; . ‘ Ae Awi fy ' ~ J rig) ae —y - : _en ~ t 201 RB. 4 he ery; room and i ond floor RBioyment office err nce. secor ~~ oy em- SCHOBE? 1482 eS i — — yn. a braey ~ RN Mosea =) cra tte fat h Sucity ti-Vear and ) . . = Sete 4 ~ * he - “4 idie ied — AN _ = “8 Six "© * eves . ” “4 Vie ‘tor 2149x ” Halliday *) and ASSOrtea per ed Muah — : oe aMet i a nl ~ WV A NY \ by eae ne Ps ame fema » " +, itforn - Pane at i farm I ORT ne Ss FH IDMobits eas ‘eal; 872 ite wranc Wa a Derr gr iry . N AL . » if ~ {pm : a — : 477 al éia Vl : im beer De. ‘ Oe} } For en H ee. ~, we ha a« xt | é rea , anenr iarker aN ‘ 4 ’ - ‘ 4a — = ' : a . lo ——— ¥ irker J ar ; bs ” « a — u ve hae! Rerienc 4. for . im M Mote aundr. Position H 4s TE S a LI, FORREecr m4) BY 4b divi .) + au’ far ‘iSiana 1A} 7 sat itt wagon ables a+r. “: . Sedan: sta H DMODdile O00 t on sale h n : farment Co eneral office AR KE: RS a ——»: 2907 Pine | GIG S Furniture of . 25 OR DET. B. Franz ¢ ‘tock. 2M: per | Le itn Bs. / old car ¢ 25 4 rter. de UPMobile ****** + e+e. nats y & party ' ‘ Ww on A - ioe er. ° D aoa ¢ loan wt ‘ , >| 4 T ‘ ot wD a far ns Own. ven Mounr I i te GiktL—7, work lis Washington ork r\ ~ ae “ao "ters j—- : 'o4) AP ke R S LORE, _ irn sh nes riy —_ ~~ R nog > eae i 4 s17 vi os _3 . Ore . me ars o } a . FY or, . or _Dart Morris mA on balan barbs ‘epee ' ee ’ troubles bae be w ‘kee at in Vurlety stor ‘c? i 3 oth Tes -evar'i mens i bundle an? 6th and W& ret our | - —s / ve - © om- ’ > . i a — a i \ 7 — — ——) Ss latfa- eight I i) a , “*dan 19 - ath. Tae jst ©. ‘upe Odile a . ee ee oa } en fe » * 202s Cher.| Mil — “ eX\as eader [Laundry -- ashington DEN ore selling bn sma!| - $1.50. t70n 4 ‘male. hail? fan” ; on ror sale, ¢ ha. Starter: eveecern |: .@lectric Nene Laromob; te . ‘eseeckan,. Se eaving the are ts or older. y- s INE t* Y Ml iki _— ai su -¥ 3 . -__—— NTIS Fry » al on ’ —-_-___—,_ {oOode a ’ ‘i L .oOX and 5 T —. ire. S44) 5 7 ’ i > ch nk ; ‘Ane Se or ryth: ne In rood fights and LLozier . 7° e+ ce6és ben ies ’ ten Us ‘ city, and trry — . ew - ‘ — —= : “) =. . . Ahi - ~ if Pax S4iid . ow a -? . . ’ ’ ¢ e si? . © OO bGc > i ; » ?, P ° ee CTREIOTR ng ie ‘ liu Park . M llirer, (Co L —~ pea in — Experiene e d ey Cann ne, LD =00Ds FOR SA Oe ‘oe = ~LOTHING oda a 7, SRie, y stout " rk = E. 7 TA a Night ite Tce aa “OA odin Ri ' Geceesnae 3 -'T a grarden, K i acetnter SeTry ice , Roxers NEckK A i mrs . i@a are > ee 2 ond ea . i. mr rs Da eg ” : ax*Wwe'! e« — ’ ’ ‘* errs eon . exce * Gi it Manches “teads —EBMers on " eSitiION an BEDRi» —s “a se eee a) APPARE ‘ NN a Na Rear tte oo. | Country balance m, Senger, : AN, Mitchell ae + a be Ptional v RLF Gintng ro LOS Waehin ZOO! Prices Frank gw ear SENSENR - Bann _bours, very. wale tT ES—For ——A_ Page ment. hk ts i. MARES—Po —— ey. eee pike Mew. $300 down | Mitchell we eg eee jaime ld from = roedw wages ~” ~~ work in Phoe NI is Saton a’ raan A VWewer a hide BRE: ig 4 a mar A ae aut 7 r ~ en a ost he Shoes | ~ oy9 = I ' ‘extas SAID i i | oOrse a . 4 ’ oF 4 e : f ‘ ASE For ‘ trand, $120 Olive ms Mo} =e nN a aia bnew and on ay , er thon? aPruirin ener ir? an - _ ; . Veal» iinine eee) De aii a ew jaa ot es , . Ove » sil : - Sine “ADres c a mind ; Se ncer : or Sale ’ . ‘ tag n " "o 6 © @pee = th . rienced bh and SS; our gs anti tale Ks ay to ats, bh : HOR i; 4-ye r: al ouri Mo! he coves ; loo . tr r - “4 ’ ‘= , . f bh . os ad . Be . = « . k — ar) = e \ hea aif ar ss . Pri r Some “ane ve. ae i ‘ —= X4as = ips . m4) irn Le A me > Sa} age herds ig 2 c funk ~+ rif ete ~arede' ‘ar. pas Oak lan js ghe } ©eeeas . ms ERMS. x iver . nr “yy . , “= _— Dh . ete ~ ers ~~ rary > a . . = Mar “Ay >. ad “Pes it 2 . . iuble hk = ' in “ . (‘eo r ; — ice : nor ‘ad ‘ e*teee *« - —Pertunit a epee. Salary expN iter. stat ith wages 7 Ml cl ~— ONOZaDh. bewutifas >. 2yer-pian tahie, APPAREL W VN. Grand 3251 © st ble harness; bur, at. chun CHEVR —— | $200 for quick | Ran 7 , ‘shoal ean ma. f os G TRI ~~ * N 418 oe ted KOod e wr mah 4. A i> Pa we : “ Oarga ‘ iii - - Fi : Aa ) 7 ne a e : ‘> ‘ aw it VW + \ Yurga 14 Bi. “oe RR tOLET For r ; ‘a = lod Nam} ler - ae? ae eS ae dai : inetry, or alm ‘ y : ~—Is " : . oar Dis op : it~ }* \ - - “ rr? an las . x a re jeu | 4 AUSon a! ~ _ — f - ' Delrn e mx de baker ** all by a any Penal = srare fem) VYage ~ be eee ~+ (a a> i » Se “av up - S4.¢ bit ar bi Gel. Par. is “* ow wav cust, ng. liers. ke _ o learn — : " #058 uw. a . oe . irs ~ ~ ry AS x ‘Ti . 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Casa ' 1S @ 5 , ra r. “fT ‘takes P d@ this wee i ttan} RADIAT: —ee els ne a _— ; oie : ¢.mar mn. » lary . « lat " iATO ‘ = —_- s A a! 2 - o Ace 4 . KB P _ 7 —— - ° . Crner ~ ¢. — - ” ; ” = eee Wanderer’. Advice ang | "OR HIRE—2u tog po AL Set. ms 18 F Fr Meena a - reat Mtract or wi: large stake b > Toupri : ARTER ~Por sale - 7 -» ~<2Ccei] ¢o* _ oy da) — y Cana! th uring Car in E Ce 9 good one tray & D + 625 o 7: condition, “ . nT. he (eo) CO oun” an e » : + tre Deedometear Es Fr of Fe ee ED CAR EXCHANGE | Fp Ts .5 \RES— Por enle- a . “ale - Sie. nonskid. $13

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[I rolla ‘-avte music Re ayo aren rome SOeP: SURED OP) er Le he = —— SS SS _ FOR CQLORED PEOPLE | HEMMELMANN- SPACKLER RFAL STATE ef ? ‘ 0 I c201net, scarf: haif cash. Salance tarms to ———— eT nema — ee eee —— a ie “Will Suy rour cid tre if "ladle family Bex T-40, Pos- aspen. 6 (4) SOOMS—Pour urnieted: eat: gentiec- oi supe. of > men; De weak: size M ARNE AP LRTMENTS : wert , scr ». Ww. 7* & CHESTNUT sTs. tien: nay Ww oe MBa lil. onme Tan; lave meals with tenant 5S Tr —— -___ — — m= ' ohoat =5- Fine. ‘=0t moma See > cor. ° 2 ; ——" peat | * MBALL—Conest plane. , med anns Se Se ee ee ee eed | 5528 PERSHING AV. |) ~Saiswan 3 | | ) ~ .Orrme rty -s. Verna. ~ormmlition . * great ae hens - = Ee - Diene te 3. _ oS «Bd nae bs ills Watt} =a Sou — . ~ = -? = . — ae a : > 2 OT a a NR A RC anise os ee aa ele ewes =. a a SC 1917 p : ome ‘re wn. ss Sc) we s Ma) “eT » Rr 2 Roem © ffictency. ’ —a tt eas 5 oat =a = aes ot ™~ R anmteaeseie ae — 2 " —cengde eters s S ‘one OR > _s. iad) A ; noder ~Orny en nce _ - . ‘ — ore : 4 —— Ee - = = s ee ' 4 - i= ~~ : . - : . - . r - RG. ~ SROF rh a Pri +I ‘T + 2 full : 7 . oon mMmmpton a vhone ae rts ia: ose iN. a > sthern " ‘Dused reo. seu) ? tm ; irnisaoed., te Wale foe ie st ’Mmorn vc ii i ie o ee ee ee ee ee ae ee a eat as a a a ea te tla a a: aa — ~ — we. i ie ee eee Mer Snison. Sou thern-expused Pourteen Already Take ecomuns [* per ‘bie ' taree er SUNGALOW—F “gant ren . > . \ AIN qj noes : “— On (8 Goud shape. and 4 sweet SIUNEY Me 1 wu imisites eg "oeme- FT sek ot ah a in ung Wate wivacs Puce. Mace Reserv tions Next ae" Ure "ee "ee ar rye “ees aa * i. beshs os . > a San t ourt ‘ if der > Sel! a’ ' ce to —riment casi or monthly y hor —— Jerr . Pent ~~! Ree ri ’ — — - ee eee — ee ere ~ - wast. es & Sangace* . ~~ IW TOURIN * A L CON ROS s—— & A ~~ oe a ~ = — ~-— Waet. 2008 Pershing Av.. ~~ «= WITH perch clear acrees es tr ‘ “ W COR. O80 4XD LCCUMAC STS, Z hy ; 02@ fouse mt ,2aTall Oe All - “ - r - — - — 2 a — tt Gow >. 3 : = - - * av N ‘ . oe G6 .iTe n° >a 2 = * = * body: both : ’ tes _ tances Cor . ’ _ and dilve - est" SIMPps N , o* : TTA ~ OuDie nN Mmudern Iome A tris ~ ; : -. 1G bd oar or -* — . " > ae chalets = : = ’ “Mw _ 4 . cRIiALS oO/* ~ ne . iigh ay ay . ZW “CM VENKE BN r® . sak "rest — yy E Be ER : h BE; cu? , a . " success! LDartiment Managers § asf) nerton +) > _ mm ol B RICK ? ne i) j s77 —-. | | . ie , a iL ; ; Py »™~ ier, . - [AN 1a01 Pine ¥ ine, Tumirewm Tr: on . . te Ex. My . . 1 *@orllent condition. and «s siane e od et. — ; . —= = " u ——— ne Ie mer ime ”™ free ov witable ¢ —— york hio ~ rer sila; ’ "ark: 4th 3 ur: ILI =. “e—Ae- ond-etory front worm, win ar ones . . _asonad) . a “On eTlces —_ : BO . * “oor niern. \) cial —_—— V i fil UONROYT’S (The House Tha tronte-osg | All ———— — _— a _—__»_ ___ nn —_ ALUE ———— "| Tts Pianos) (or Lith and Olive THIRTY-NINTH. 255 5 wo turnisnhed ROOM AND BOARD—Prvace, anily > Se REAL ESTATE CARDS rie lmhts: Jens oy ae SAL 5ST ATS — - FOR COLORED rT - >= CO ee ee ee eee ee ee — . — ~ «SAR ’ a — 7 gn ° ’ t) : INSTRUCTION “i ; a “14 TT . oe aw: pr ~ ’ » Mowers (or Wwuusekieerping i.s0 seeping roem. tice ‘oem will et Oo vo rentiemen a ; ; r U RING CAR % SS —~~ ~~ we > mahegan ~~ thane + a ™ ss-agte, oTrrTvate amily WHY e&HRjiences: *"7ur ar “yUDIF emoioved . ail ,~OITVeNni*elnces. oa rv COWELL! NGS FOR R RENT . =a a es Sa e naine as S 1. 2. _— “+e wire wheels. nanue'™ guitsr “sis aE Sl, ‘wT litten bench and music ‘ nciuded. nes. — at eryer*rrrs? "ores t I ee R » siti ci aie die —— —— ay r > rl r? r \ ‘ rp rT} ‘ > Vv ——— = a Boa ? bD k P e . 25 cae. Muinam, is) * CONROY'’S (The House That Suarantees Al) “WELFTH. 200 3.—Hooms, cempiete for FrPRNON s20%-—Singie and doubie connect- CENTRAL eae ee COPT AG E FOR S SALE SS 1a , Hi hCAOCT V; rice 36 ?- . ONLY $ioe CASH NEEDED CCH A \ hot abd cold w vote, Dal 2, Urtacs, food t-reour “mar ~ nes poe jet, Tee oe “" t ee a Jiea * ~“wi-—Tl “ers, steam at. ew x 9 Bird nes ~Qat ater. giectmc igh 5 " ve ; ' em qurss; instruments icaned. Jet ght plano: special bargain ‘or this high- wWesT 7ERNON. 5706—Roem aod board: arge id- = decorated and paint : We can make a quick dea Buvers wajt- “= Mi 2657 ‘cerms: snail * parr ene ce thet: convenient meation, shed. ete hee ? - - grade hetrument. : ‘iia Wet. * story “orn: snecd- *“rorirt “OTT? ‘or 'wo. *- +RNGRDV ? € SPEC CHT I? ‘ rth. eT) ‘Pe. ty ~— want ‘3 “— . me . 3 a « ~ . La r/! *? : Ne Ta ir suice “A. 7 . ie, 4 ; TON TRUCK: © ‘ in @» mene or norry Tas PIANO & TALKING WACHINE : ieee a ‘eitent meals ‘abany +*04M > = ro —e “~ all Vietor 17s ——— — . — asQ ur Liber os, Naece S. per cath, BARGAIN huieie, voice, Christensen | EXCHANGE. 1007-1000 MARKET ST (ced), COOK. 1756—Two reoms, ‘hird flower: light @—ass~ “Ss ab aricaativa. warm || 3 =RSSA. 515 N—10 rooms and bath; nem — x rH SI DE CUTT AGE B SNAP just Ge cont. vou can't siterg te mine tha + ere. an anal > AYVveru L — ——— NVUSe Keen nw er n ae , a ' . " (SCrreai Oa er w ren, © 2a , , : . 20 OLIVE, ‘ SS Yelans Bidg.: sine Sdenn PLAY EHR-PU\NO—For sie. mahogany ase, ———— —. Eee ery emtinucus het Water: Nome covox RARNGROVE & 7! rw : "> + = " - . ™ _ y. 31 17 Olive (44 - ae ay 165 celle ef musk “art cash. Xiance aay furnished. IOUSSencwsPINg [eal wy ch ~ wh ant. e-Coor fren WEST ™ = [ANGE ea ¢ _ ne. see (0 Ser m . " ‘or : A. OT Wale ami r rvice o3 rye . Fo . + . - . ~\ =e 534 ri nou “Tr - ’ “or 7% , — ++ ae vie body: immediate | AND REPAIFNNG ee oe outtiern exposure; Rot-water system; Seard | nee neome. Box H-4 ™ - v a : a . = a“ .i4 > . ~~ o." ioe ie -" os --* . ; : . ~ '’> - o- "s ‘ - e. ~oairtre and refinish’ PLAY ER-PLANO—Por sale. $110. nahosany wivate Carn. steam: es simmer) (8610.15) ~~ somt Fear ‘contin ' —. WPritremare SI N ’ = iat 2 Sn ae nal Dome. Box TS te ae ee ET TUE Snarifice 51% lecuet » __— —— a = owuIns ous ot wate 2A NL 4th at. ons y ¢ * ee oe (e5, LOTT. (oO ‘ace: “S-not goe@ tone: coed condition. Dr .MAR BI! 1o2—I, arce —— ‘or owe + mi ae ste ; ” (a Mi. jw 1a ~ ge eee ee OREN cr wo uses for S08. See us af ence . early bp ‘ : © §TNO , . = - . c cowed ear MARYLAN : = 7 "SeSnt. "ogera xnine- ~OrrPre Wee - a _ me ag a00Ut CBs. . , Sand he _ eee FP ew. lic. “=e : med money “ roils music mpiored. Torest 3065. T i Sea ee ceem resider: Yot-water eal. WOrs Wri Acnangs. my douvie 1-9 GEO. I. WANST a ee Py ee “- a eed ‘ : ~ \ ST... ti — _@ree, " wr if- ; 4 or ™~or? Tow "} a ke he =" im want ae | ae . > a. -. wes .* a 7 x a ‘Desta zt. Pus : Wid es Liters . ‘ on ~ ~~ “ - A : ’ : ? ia " arma , ‘Sc’ [tt ~~ Nee Oi Rie wna oo~ tate eet re eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee, . . I9ls mo.or. mang nt; Cu@ranteed per. *) et) cee t. PRTAL.. = Pra’ war - . aa a oning: aret-clase -e- a feat 3 : —— of br y: oi " worn guaranteed. M. Peidman. | SA WStER PIane Sts manogany uD- wom: every convenience (T ‘Ke reasonaoie. 5) vath: cemopiete for houseKeeping, ‘or couw- ———— ee cmaduamee. Ga eee ON ns colin &s owe ces, : cA . ' =. Siiznt! ¢ yr + s - --—--y . . “Sy? Tact Ps . - . - ; - y 5 y ft . - locust. Phone Grand S00. ‘Victor rt. on. afd 3 rxaitt in this well: ond’. DELMAR BL. 51Si—2d-floor front mem, ev- NORTH Se. ae REAL ESTATE WANTED one oF amie. on Lucky, sear Taylor. = & OS oS SO. om Champs, — w ith new ih, 7 . * 2 a. > : n 118 Fei) imMouwn Try Jule weonvenience Sh TVUnRLoD M a. oO _ _ WEST a a eh eet ee ee oe ~ pan. = Se Re ; i, 4 - - Ye a a > ogh en — =A. : s:cronentneerpaliimagaainn ee e ————— or 7: he >. ont SF ON CrPrY terrewed real 2 or ir unil; spectal ai WANTED ON 707 . The House Thar Guarantees A 1 — 6) Parr: Te Wrante mai thil@rem te et re ee een FOR « wick sa.e of your oreperty. derte bacacmeaeg or ~. §& moms 24 - mae al om ain ra ima, ae i : — elms EEE te Bar tall Yr th amr Oliw = at ” Ie ’ M. 4) : Bi... — “wo ousekeenpi ng — Sage . — Te - ' —_ * v RD oe : ne , . a : : = ip iyi a ro | . ay . . ef - . ms * 14. : © ~~ - : _ ae St. Serrens. : %. —— ME rs. * TeRcNa, Within : — . mn “4 wen . > ¥ ed tis Barnett ie — | aear ’ 31.) we melt! y — ; S WAM BI 6 A—Altractiveiy fu o La ass At — DELMAR 3L +0 o—comptetety furnisned 5- Ludwig 4422 Blienswcod. | giro ‘ 5: sets SP , aa —~ eu. ieffernanm. I1i4 Walhewrieht Bb gecusd had nuiscei | ‘n- ” “> 7 2 sa —e = be a ' : , NV : (oh, said ‘or I= ANO & TALKING INE mest tearn he rot bach teh vw - ont, Saran coum. = : Vay ~ao Hix : . ° ne 2 ar VWACHINE : i > ia. Te 1 a: . Msi nen ort B - ROO ae A N 5 a RD w A ‘ ¥ ~ anvarem én ‘e St we : . F. W “~ ; » ant m > A 7 > “MT hear ga.u0w Cea le ar. ard - - — - a ain a drive truce at- : ~. on rant fre «a -&) : ~>4 “3 ‘ VGE, 1\owrT.. (“me vi. .R2KET ST of) ras ne ener wren ere ®) ™ thindl 80 — : a I ——_$ = = of) “oOo n UN ea no’ _- . " . s A AC > : .. Tee) A _ immediate elivery; - La ) | SIMBA ‘PRIGHT manhocany case, "e- DELMAR 8B 62A—Furnished or unfur- ~~~ eS a | ie oe—o0 floor weet our mn the C"Falion Park dist ' wend e ‘Tit cellar garage. and theroughly modern. LOANS ON PERSOF AL PROPERTY “ — —_ -- — ado — ae . y ‘ — : -~*« . “~ > > — _ " °©} : r ~ ™ ~~ 7 - . lillies oe ee a ee ee ~—~™ = > oll as Re FoR SALE tturm er | Dia ne. ver little reed. in *act. nished rc steain ei... | . rot Water’ ‘ree Re . ul \ >4 Ip v °c. PP retestant IWrTn }, nisned avar' Trent mains ‘ f Suins, 2 a Too 3 _— Pros r 46005 Pes : S vw a ee ~~ : eatin eaiees ee tae age ee mong fine phen . . -ood xccnoui. si} iren 3 Yaths en) ail ~Oveniences. — ~~ ie = : : : - — - : Os ick VAN™N ‘> > .. WON ¥ Sul foi tent 4 arveel ke “urn, tore . LAT WANTED — 3 Chestnut at YWRers, Riek, contiden ta, We Gall- rp __ ~ wea aw wr = ——— TH a ASH? > : way S xchange. . 7? q >, mr My av rovrurye al’ P ac . “ic uUrnisned apartment “Orn - Ha. ® cash ayer waite th ‘ —— a ~ LSHLAND . SALI. ’ “EE. - ae... .. - oe mt 7 V@~ MOEN Nome, Sar +i - rrnt and wi VF Val _ oe oie hows ane lhvwse, .2ea2- y nave ai! ‘atest ‘hits, CONROT’S (The Gouge That Guarantees all . : a ROOA ‘N OAR : Co, 2007 Lecust ‘ a vaLKING Mas \CMuINE ts Ptancs) Cor ties unt Olive -? “ome; confinucur ot water and station- - hom 3 he | ee _ : _ > . ' PANO be ‘“ RK ET ” aw = - : 7 ary wabnstand r ~orr? “lea:>rn leat - gern - wMpioy pe apal rete ed. Ww ads LnaG "efe | ea Saale he ana %, . and ; os nthe a . ith ail mouern ras . , . ™~, = (cf \ WOE. eT. vee “ oe Rn 2 this inn-«rede ” standard mal - ‘lernen omy Li indeil | '417 5) willing " . yey = +O ! N im er . ; K.IM—urn shed "lat 3 -\emns. — eniences he. 1a OU? West » am Te 1ine .- 2° 3. “A , oe lure s:] oo "Sige 200 AMER IC . . ‘ . _— ay ; - ote ayer- ane “an Se claved inf , ENR! ‘ >t iow ro Pes . ; yy ' , Pes . - - sis - *. vet ~~ ste + ave : ) far . r ‘ " » Thaler - ° »f +* Peli. e > ne he . ~ Sided « ; ise >! Tr ~ . | . . Gc. > ; enx nA mT Ie) . ua mot ol sa . *) % i ‘ 7 - > > a a a ; or KOet 7 orn gas é and - an } reamea. ce 6 er 7 ream pa 20 > 2k ae a > a ee w wheter _Riie, Pr Wares) ‘ith 3-in-J oe - hex - min sale and ‘furniture: oe deaiers , ; io We wil make % . T2568 Southweet av. hfterent xen 3: looks lke sew: real S750 "ange: 34 ‘loor- modern. Forest ear Hes empioyed ywivate ‘amily preferred : nd ? , = ‘Chen - he —_— of es truck ‘ vaiue er'nais — rs - , h crm et. % w, err C&S, r : ~ on -—) =N Sr age gage — a ~entraily ited: Sate terns. 30x TH, FLATS AND APTS. WaNTED JU NERO w wr & “On Veniences —--— — _ “rand ev MONSY —¥or salarwed eupie imeem their ow} oeauti ft! ‘on, HT : TA “r) . ALKING WACTIN®E Y? ee RICH : Dan— wo .nLe i ng 10UusS Poet. lena Fe 70 VANSTRATS ore “Sesrnut attie mis ¥ ay Trem is confictencimi. « —. new: na coms oy ie } ene EXCHANGE. WOT-1008 MARKET ST. (c82) cceping Teoms; gas ance. sink. tot wa- ———— —_— —— —— ERE REE rea iy — LOM COTT. vr FES Fisher & Ce.. Roem SIT Commercia : Bel . rapn. : — a) —- ; “ne ae. ®t ‘ ; me couple. cemfortabie : eS Re Me maw —- Saher = Ror 3I7 orn mere: tay > 4 Owner ZT * PLAYER-P1! Nos er ale - a premnemnemiiesameiiiieiicnt mein nate, Waetime ddeene venient to bath. “MRT MENT Wd. —3 or ¢ mom apartment. SUBURGAN PROPERTY FOR SALE _ ©o?--S Margarette av.. saci hewing 3 | cu oe Clee ges truck. ov erha jet. * ; rolls. De — or s a . ‘ 7 s181—Large furmieted seem *or Was oo camel mt ‘ ~ mii referred ene nN Ly ee pnd: - id astie suDiease, Box ” TEE UO NN GTR 1 matings ot am, \ le Darchrex m. ‘urnace eiectric ibeh WiINeEY i OW teal saiartet peecie with a. “ds and “4 4 : " sir ‘or of @-acte "TUhec | - thas have been a j 4 gentiemen. in rivate ‘amily ~ontinuous cen ; “m, ———— romne ™ - ss _ -Ost- ws ft r. \f) — — 1 ner euving Tw wants to seil at mee Dapent pesii-om, witheut security —— cash. r siemity —_ com Yes « “*”) : ‘ ase as cemon- hor water ‘ree Prone. 4) mm 2 > ©6~ UU = - APARTMENT W: , oe = ree. Wut Of |. MISCELL ANEOUS oe . mas@ Ulera: terns see us tor cari ‘ss tame WwW 2 Merted ‘8 cans jay. Marvhall T4P , aies= ae serators; at prmces from 1, to % ‘Tt—Furnished treet reem:; mon Site beere” ited Ep miortabie = atrictly, medern; steam or het-water Bent: | oo on ae cawenah emait | R NCIBCUR & EE =". “ech, oc | Citinens Loan Co. 2 Motlaad Giktgs nale, with body; 2 « o «it upricet, “abegary. ‘Ike |. : . ; . hy 2 steam heat: or'vate family: conveniences Ba ee So “ - ae .- ~ —~ “=m cecupy any time Detween March 16 ant . mo = aC TS—Have several —_ = « A’ NS. W464 Chestnut st . Mfice hours, $ te 7 9. ™, > ‘ : .9 Tr 5 ~MITT? Ss ower Troeter?) al - : waw Te > aston " “sh mg . G. Se 2 Det cont oer or te in —a + . iS @uarantee : J) VvVears: wasnt _ > *y -_—_—_— t aver 5 Bex T.T20. Prat-ODienatch. 4 —_— + a a , noun . - . ° im al? reaa, : a ar gentleman 2 congenias JOMe. corest ae. ee te +04 v : oe en : ~ eee MmUiL_Si-—/or saie. “ Noms, tone and — — a _ arge reoms., >a a an uet +f, ~~ ET) ae s oe | *. ~ " : > - « nO , * =F a ee _ - ew a c hewanvy case" sirnenst - - XN N— orten'. 2 - ; . = of ry bad "Ey + : = >. = - oe —F'or anie. + a crear ceduction: S* gire © reygsonable terms no rmmterest ia J ROOMS WANTED TLAT W'd.—Mode reer, or apartment ‘Tame; hot-water heat minutes “tem _— trepreefing muterta, Ss, as good a. Ry) ow rermne \ ss ~ : _ : r can yy] NEY > ; “= “Terr? ine lem “25 ©. wee ee eee ee ee - Crepe? “a uty? jon N-155 oer ODis oe io Tarmon ar ne 7? Wun tc" ire — XD se + er aay Cerri ST AND ARE ’ “ oa, | —_ ty 2xc ai Q ¥, ’ ‘ v cS) T r & 7 "¢ . ar oO oor ” ‘errr > ‘eo —~>* - ~ — tx. wa > a. a Se pepenanpepesries rs - . . —= " ws : . ibe see “ty = — AVL) & Rs N ~ 2. | - oe Sri ee n aX ‘ i. Bo a oe , =o le og BOLBAN ‘%). 1099 Olive st. MAY. S ERN CO... 12th gag | nt water tne sicontn eee | SOOM Wtd.—Private armijiv sitchen FLA Vtid.—~ or 4 oma, noedern, Or . Ss™undcs, “we, arse garage. Sr _Main 4595. 305 Cheetne = . ~ ANN Sia) Vanes to Marmiture owners, caarin’ ition th00 :- ea TON. Upeem clane (ine menue (Miva rs - Ae ST PARK BL.. 4448—One or two nenutiyv wee wt Lovers et? ™ tow TAR 7 TF less coupie cmmstairs preferred. Centra! pepe ‘wr. @8i. 4 aco gain. BD- = — Sa witmeut security eR oeet Btw aad +n / See, Mautful tone: aniy $145. for 'UVE STS. (@D) furnished housekeemnz ems: convs S| ROOM Wid.—Gentlieman jesires goed room in @l-7. Colfax (66M, a a lwo Big Cottage Barvains most orty tt arma: woes dealing aeew hers —— ‘ ‘fy ‘orme,. Ra RGAINS : ee Ter r 2 70 nice Unird-fluer un. tome of ort : ist Deve conven. FLAT WwW rs . - , , wt) arnrectania tie cme Go @einy (ie 7 .—~' nel - wt Ze' OO. 1004 Olive ot. cd) SARGALNS (nm used olanoe anc gisyer= we aU As, 4519 . hiri-Cleer u . —: oo . —— : +. Pee ee eee Oe FERGU: SON S19 N. Sarah st.: tine l-stery brick cot- Turk ry bione worth Si. " _ save . ived . snipment of new ). Ares irnisaeg er as hoe nien eee 1) es - - - v st Avis ns . ss ’ St. USSet se tr, “~aSt Oe ee ee ee ee ee Oe ee ~— ee ee ee ee eS “age rf > irte “MITTS . $aebead tle ter : aL? "ater and a mprevement= m a re Saiarted woe (SiHeut sauurity’ ar ponte 4 on sith n " . take Sd wv) ~ We nf Wr: ° *~e, {"- Suaraint*ed “nr « ifetime nonthiv oA” VY KENSINGTON ac Smoirs = ; aanen 7 a Le ima. te : te ace and 4a , or " : ~spensibie “oupie. ower % a ead 2 — ae “at Eve yee cheaper rates. ae i4y ‘bu . ee ee 2 we eel ing . ers . ‘ = ; a “ ot ———, ” ; _ . — - . 7 -eor — ae > nails . oT sh Ser! df = . : — . » % . . isle? mY The nts =e 68 . i Valuation. oncort!s Tan: "eseonsal ; . — ee “werh Slide oreferred -ran iL se : . - irx "2 SOCHS, S2f CORVGHICNGES It MS a ALSO HAVE OANS PROC RED (chi 9 ; . ‘nil Waote neta! tubing, nahogan team Beat, Bei! one: o iomeiam — —— 5% ae mays “9 a roe aA "ns feil phone 3! nion Di ine new story brick « On furniture and clancs and to sajarted . um iad , rm aN . it \ \ ire? i : nrecye] Yan’s - maphenestenemnnts ee tel _® ersuson 5a. oo LA age i ; rerorrs tie be LA eee pert and ef naned etripiored, guns ¥ iuiedy ann rou SuY anv plano, piarer anen on | % - te ton. Torbensen MA ‘ bos r - P i > P _ ax nm = gitllen full ze starniar * hae ert? @ rr > de ” ar’ rm. ” x ec PY \ - Ww — " » - rr r “« (tage : al . — r er 3s ene og = a] 0 fail co Nake "ee « 1 M roile. Dench A on ao ——————— — etes . _ we “4 — en, ? aN , o~ vate iPmace itm. ecire sxeuU res a , ‘ “815 Locust. | bad: grand mano, = - vy _ At LEDE, 7T6l- Tw “ult: urnisie fave or Dé resikfast preferred. reems, bath: modern; wit? «earage or sed _WESSTER _GROV ES im? 9 her modern corcentence: wer \MERICAN BSROKERAGCE GOD. iF > . ~~ > 4) Oe ee ee Weil PEA, J : uen .. 'uxse : r Pad ber R~ iiwey ead ‘ae Ri -. un aig (oss - : +h. . het ave CUATattee and meecipt ‘or same eUN de + ~ rplen: iia ~ondition: gf (he iustruments bat va yant $45 Mm.a0iCe nmonmrh!* : = \ aT ~““innietea ‘or "Peryr? ere eeegyrriar Bd , : a e . ‘nar OX : ad 3 : Post -D rc’ “zi 2 commecting houseksem a. , A?) Utah Tf Pene yy WRITE ¢ ee nk ie suick sale @will acceot an oftes i —— * — e ; " . - - _ - : - one . nfl “tu - — , oan . a “ ot " — ee — : a i or : y a 7 nap : : sn : x be sold in nest 4 7 en sala. —————— = me A “LEDE. oh a onne ting MNES Ke pi nar ~ —~ : Ww . bn : ; * te ai 4 V I “" isles > i. r 6 oeo>ms Wrers tr > “ 2 PpREaT —- ~~ eT SER , , ‘>? —. aa cher : = MONEY aNTED. ono Astor Hotel, "9 ate 2 reliabie instrument SARUAINS—In sivant'vy used upr'cnt siancs moms. furnished iTst met auuits Ail _ US oem D- Nowern trst eor V oe =n “Onven- . - : hy ¥ ae ®. ¢ tS ‘ Ww , © ‘ - * * s% ~ — _ > . . ” . ™ © - . — ~ a / . = = es _ : 4 “alzing Y QW — aa heal Tes) iD a hd . some ifter 4 > nN - a : ’ | er " ” “ee - = sre farmed WERS or : = = — a hie . " . - ann a te a at ag, May a la: ta a ay, ct Ray, Mae gy ta i] | : : t _ : _i=u_—etfs)6)6UchLs.:C ek s : Ling fiens " ——- Senco oe ide _ : ‘ gonguin & 7 ~ ; : tateitiiiel 1 want to sell, we wril seil it of ‘hese vilancs are wactically new. Rav- LINDELL. a (4) arse se rl «= soe ge he ' pone satin nl ay “Ase sar hyve . Oeze wv "Tub. hu il! Whittemore > Li LATS. APARTMENTS. FOR SALE MONS Y adv seed salarted geepie pay. — — iy 5 per oe 1808 used Sut very .e and ‘ere are ‘ont mom. steam heat nugus hot wa 7 ‘ in : a ll — _ | te N Irth et2 a trerrttants eR le os comma mnenis aise Wemen Keep. tg howe, ae tmeoe q ana cuarye ma yma’ , ‘\.les re a ire ae iam yotainre bie ve : . - — — en ~ ; ~~ i shea, $01 Te sae | Loom ‘ , A . . fer ! s] ; on LIN INTR 5 2 Tr Ves va ° =e reems, su we ~ JT} . Room T23 Hoilaad ux Oftee we ol & great Many of them “er & Cabie-Neison wainut. Sik: Schil- ao en a ee tale ¥ BOARO WAaNTED ie fer ousekeening§ mother and HOUSE r sa Maruhall amt, & ened | cunsunmemnancsenmpunideaiie tte tm om ie ( ICK , ne Tah tT 85 Edersxoie nah... PAs INDELL 8&8 he pas - "ens Cutan wo — - at ens - . rr) rm 6-roeem., nm ha , ‘tx ' 4. » a a a “ * - wo =y ww . 4 . ‘or Mia (SoS a!) “ented for b oe oer renth irgeet an est oregreasive cites in ee wanr ro way’. de sure a0 i ae a. y ' ec* ae = =e PWERS _ = ad . “hae itn an ‘ st . be "2 ’ —_, =} we hy " » Loin : an rf Sei) PE ’ S71. Gon. ; ™ wie Ga! nue Nanos. ul Pu MM ¥ —S rs | “e , is ” _ * -‘\ . ad . — } 4 f : ' of rem, Jarcains -ONROLYS ‘The House That Guarantees A!! (eam aaee OTS rentlemen * ~~ ' = — ' Ls]! NCS ‘or = “haere rr a? > . >, 2 man ; . ray ‘an ipuDdDie ty Loui . a ead ‘ : ‘i 1 ara ; i. 7 — = = . “ne ~- —-) TS " + ‘4 rms \ " ; = 2 orc i) = oe . : following are a few excephionu — ————————_——— —_———— TWSTEAD tw Varn connecting ‘. 3 . c , — - weieh tail detail. Boo Ge ‘ 0 M)* eer hg . ' - - a i le Gah " roe? 57 =; ~ “ . ~ ee ee eer . -~ — — ar —T t . ry 6a : eer on —_ to. se , 4) : ind SK) + ‘ran “M we wi for a ares , +h ent . ait ——— S. Sth. sens ate F FR 4 N \ Ss - scS Hl a i! ~ PeVRI AO een: ng WIT? 7a a "age ¥ . — hTonrh = " ' , . “a, . ie - = 4 or - : Rhee hw Je fe ee ee _e — - to’ " >. . 4 —t rooms. Puyuliman STOCKS ANCL Ss 2NOS * -_—— — a - ~ ~ vi =n en > ‘ar or . 2 , tee ~ m4 tras — —™ “ . ee ee ee ee sucintaatnetiatiateatiatapmnteinattialial SELLANEOUS ME 4 $759 PLAYER-PLANO [> bx; 20, interest charwed: 10 per cont of? OE TE EEA iene TE na : — Wobete sitchen. ou | ) | a ¥ ; - * _ - “anh. with riers. ana Heroin ~ ate armile 3 ROTLA = — ‘ . - ' PAY a4 ‘ = \ ; “ “Ooms and ents for $254° om asemenen a — - — atea tm - a . “ee : ‘or — , : . . , vy . . - > “ee ‘— ‘or vig a Wes : 5 i Thy ev : ive . ~ ae - o ~ > . , : ' . , . ; : FARYW T Vinst se rr » 7 Jv o> > , in 7102 Michigan. 7 who qoes not Wart n sit * ae . J ae: > - * oem: hemt 4 —_ % Sail is a al water- - — _ .. — — o ~— . . " ’ —_— OO eee ee eee eee : ; A a ; ' Yestn rt. LJ 3.) RTY A N 1) o A. Re wart iv Lea tet Soaks — . — — ° I> 2 ak: ° — ‘ ~- ; “ony : . ¥ _ —— egy aoa ~ r ™ , . =) : re —? ° for u = eacher wants furnished partment ir — une, 60 , an Oat fo $' “de 2 r¢g ain o ic up by sed Auto- Auto- : Fe R FoS . AL Sout °77 Lis . PpAarT men’ ’ ? aay? nn- ave yr freinet ~YrOrT? ta 7 wtt ' ww tSeyvertw a een.” te ' . os Tra - he toe O(c sreier Y Falion set : -. : mm _ or ed - ~~ _ $ m an : nme Jefteraon . 4 rome. bath Arat LISERTY raON DS and ou Don Dookts so inut: phene wu "ER PI Ni ) Ve P%,, : 4 i ‘ eat. 1 water and ail mvyentences: gen . , ~ eer ox Oh et-D “4 ~ ~~ . : ‘Ss and "ew oor: T rooms, second snd third floor: rent at highest queted prices, Wonderty. A PLAY “ -k - ” ~irnr pianos some ar +o pet aren SeAFOnNa Ore iis? P| . : -— = “ \s ; ‘ : — a —_ \ Pr oOo . iw or ar wil 26° nn erm. sf $00) ‘ errtread Na’ hore) _Sank Bde x. Maxwell, th ete : : : a i Het? _ — oe - on -_— : - - a2 —e ’ PeSOOTS! - Ous lCSS 4 oe inc on . - ’ _ oi 2 : is dat . "ANY ferris STOx kK We— Te — , Ce — “ astm iunen' Ss 2 Turd Oe , : : : : tik 0i—singte and cunnmecting room: c TIT. Post ispearch eS, . . Sa t bt On) me . : i) down, monthiv J 3 4 —_ Tas i ’ : ai > “orm \ ar _n ’ ~“st'an oe : rl - Se eee =. a ete } S/ an Apartment Oy ay ye, am ee ee ee eee ee ee ee See eee S.) : ‘) PF VNSY LV A N | A. =] sit) LJf io RT ¥ PONDS Cw pon Sook» cashed ar . Ty . , ; ; " - - e a Tor +s o> % . ~"% "= -——- - . = . = - ° a ovat ‘ aad ; ‘= ’ 7 ‘ =a . . + . . 4.8 CPN ENIENCTES At r quick sajie. Sic ‘aeh $1500 LMcourne $254 per annum: good single 3 and a mn ere al Pie w - *14 nd pt cee ae roo@>m * - Ta rm : . - 4 frame ft? fat: a.ways rented a De -~---- — ¥’ 3 Foot MIppiy OF Music ean . oe ~ _ - T f fiat rented an ibeapcemncencties EE th : “ Dp +p onl , s/ I. | relict ww rn. st ry N'A ' amypDp. os. riila ’ rp 2 a ~ . ved o-referred be te. , , ae re a oO : epi °* Price i@ss Pan coraze S200 cash “ASH PATO FOR LIRERTY SONDS v ae - "|. Sehbal at > ; ™ _ — : co wr ‘ - -* e* na. . ~~? a . T : 7 . rr -* . Tt? 3 > ~ -~- _—- +. - _ — ts i r ib wey ) srheln , ™ rm. nail . er ane acl ; t - on ; — nai j ? ' N\ err way vy’? ~ ae 4 ? FARM ry 7 2 npr : “ei ). >: 30) a , as 5 , = “te ane flat or ieee” Sinan 7 . Staunp OOK s, Gallant a. 1416 Marke | er oe ; : : ‘om y i: actuation of | ' _ Fischer. ete.. at prices trom) stism oe : | HOUSES FLATS ETC | eestisestce - -. Mors. rit. er out call early Monday morning with ———~— — " ra 6 : ‘Irnishe —, | “s “ ws» : yy a 4 morni! ; : 7™ 4 ° - : ‘. - - : : -_ 2 cies : —) ind ip. Reasona i Prms withs ~eueae — fe we snartment ‘ 1 .N * sfTon | “ varnest? mores we PAY —- Cc “ASH—NO CHECKS. tc a + M. | in nisMed tr oor i. — , ia -_= «+ : . 7 “rr ~ . ~_ _— ~~. . -— nelude . nouranes ! eoly 8298. an exceptional piay- A eseihorst Kurtzmann Bahn- | _*tst_oreferr jox | es, 7-0 or nigr - - —— » , _ “ - J - a ltt lie 7 es a ee 7 YY Te oT tJ r? _ . 97 ° We) - _ yA ‘ “ — Plow : ia townie isvite tree rri ay-ghts c0ec. 2 ‘ ana a . a i 41,4 : igs 8, ' ' / . _—* n and Ol; e. ry } . “ee eeryt rT) : Laer ris ; er “as ye . | - . Se 5S or “Tw Te? & nrefera ivy w Ce I ete. | ata peed - o reiv iffer myn 4 rus ine opportunt: se n- —_——— _-— —— , eis eet - — ' , , ‘ , ’ Cc 7? 0, a8 If 18 entire) ~ hediateiy enew terms. WA BH NGTON BL tie DW r hres n- CEN RAL rar ve Ror T.405 Bret. Menerch TARM—For saie gud acre stock fart W EST EN D k LAT Lihertv Bonds ashed a ineing ‘be olay ing iL Ae LAEOLEAN «oO whe «(Olive of ~s) rxTiInNg roam WwuUsekeePping was Loge, Pei —— ee wer. cer “wre . = no @ a enon toe | am ‘=? miles — 2 32 Mies rom aes x. we " -_ At market Coupen beoks hough t. prrry 7 - _ ‘- ew que V+ oryee ore ° - “i a Y ee " . " _——- —_ ™ . —_ —_ 4 - mari tl tr ry Oe ‘) "I " sts ASINET STYLE ‘taiking machines siisehit!. — 2 ese —e a : 2 — , =—s A “so ITs ne? iow to ren vw bev in O'Faiien Park _ 8 possession any ne —— as" B p R¢ ? \ IN eos Equi able Ff Rix lg. ath ant Locust, ‘Sy . uw -_- . ’ + ord eee — ' Ww =terw wre? J i 4)— WV ice d-f oor . 24). rm ‘ ti at =e Ro ww. ?50 Pret. Dianatch ‘ in sa) at 82 ae ~ , c =n inert. ; me-nalf Ww’ zina om ta fa VA N » , +4 . - — -— = - x . . , a ' >) - iy $695, a2 $5000 Baldwin ¢-; standard makes: worth doubie the room. adjoining bath. continuous hot waiter = it ch—s ind bath B. | cee a “" For sale ‘“) acres niles from De wad “ — . . eS. . > ~ mahogany baby grand pian [LEEK : PTAND co Ce LY. HIBMENZ ALT’ + Chestnut we or Reservoir Park. 3.8 of 7 some. © So Mo. automobile snad: TS acres can be LNG. ete. rant $516 per angum; prive eniy | Counen books bought #t cash prices. Sterws : ; - $1300 Serx. S20 Frankiin ay. Money to lean on : im& - ' RLEERAMP GROS AN! \ TON ; -Geautif - ' bad. A trnlv wonderful instrn- 1T°y-2% 4 Grand (ce eden dee anonyme le Rig eng ea yo 4 with vard and garage. Address W. K.. 3 ~ittvated: T-room brici se and improve- = ner | ELISON diamond disc: beat? >. — on - wm wt et ——— 2. - co 02 ree a (5 . . . § rorest Park — —_ ous a a, } po nn ~ : reasonab a 2. 2H H. STEWART 1002 Ghee nut =~ : Literty |} nnee we 7 fone ia 44 : 7 ; : : si _ 3 = = , “++ ° . > : 7 - ’ . - . i ae ree ~ ee gg eee | a han WwW = ‘2 Wea —3 tT. Sow [ we @ ee auee on ern: “J. Muroby & Son. 1023 Ches ; x » buw oS or m hou . -* RES!DENCES FOR SALE LIBERTY BOND BOOKS : ; tition arcain: S00. irtopnone Bas ¥asSH'NGTON B&B iIMMas—C“lean housekeer upright iw. «ft ca" rw ~OIrm s “Inning Ta.ler ‘ser a eT \ -— a , - — oo . ’ oe FH Tee ° wary = lewg PBI , , ut . . o et bie ' : ae oi +e > . aa lestT ed : . Tid —Or Mat 4 of + “ome . -AND—Por sae 4 acres DSesutifu —_— SOUTH troubies nae jJeen forced aa) ve Ser? “tf ~‘ormtition JUuUaAraNnt err ixe Ww 4 "=eRMAN ‘33 cx = indgsome.yv “oIrr) ™ : : — ' a vf? > aqcuits South Side oreferrec. ; aren r-rel. rner sonmhoemme and UV man ras o ~ he | - ~ . ah 3° vir’ reremie We waving eray terns ~~ " amartmen ren tlemen none Jae € AMS AY seerond fF ioeor . Serer ix “ee us fer price PEA etentietintindiastiatin eee alas Reka PT RROADS RTD. “wr - : ’ a "yy _ “ « - ge | tee ° ° . . an soe ed -_ . — — — ° - - oe —_——_—_——_—__—— . on “er > , . aleded = + " = “an? ACT... ar’ @T > nInty A _2Uuniata s at Box Ls 73, Post es , mA IRER T 7. RON Ds WA ANTED- : acturers Ave 1 ser ‘eT ( ere is ref 1° th ‘t+ . " > Yr nana . > _-o = ; 2, = so” } ra | "++ _—TrTre + aa ce . aon ’ - : _ ; ‘ ‘- : ; e late «ale. you Buy reasonable terme mt NWN. Tth >) we www ene —- 9 ROOMS anu Dan, T ird ¢ oor FT RN'TSHRED HOTSE Wrtd.—At once . or “w-a =e — ike = = month ; hoo SOnn " WEN NE HOME: FOR Ss SAL a AND PARTLY PA'TD BOOKS CALE. " baer . = I -——-- _—— wits’ Tw INST 7 wiry Seeatrrt fy) , ir ; ‘aa “wrTts r avar ment improvements . , LOS ws as ‘ . , . EST "“8t° OR DELMAR ise AND WHE v . ve ve e zi : ‘ ‘ Ae! : ~e ( ; i , ry ; - . ~ eey coe : . ’ 4 7 *de ’ “ner : S *erT? 2: *« ’ hal ; " - on. $i , W 1a 1 ° omer ; snc 4 ’ — —— tae - ey a. a sished Jt-Coor front “writ? rivacte winie — = ——__ --- — - — _ . —_—— sw Tv? " ¥ wh « + . = ne ® _ 7" = — 1O17 ; Berthold hw a . og OP PAY ’ N Cc ASH MAR sti : » ? Ay ent : “ > “ — A y . eg » - 4 _—_ - - -* - - Ri - ap" }, *Serprianai Value, coulk ,BOLEA'N 4 Olive et. i ; er i scl - ; 1 3s coR R _ LAN : 7 sale. in Western Sou " Dakota. in excertionally well- ha flt home of seven DENTS rPOe . ere, mm oid é - ? — — ; . mitral @839 Wa "94 of "“RNON wt mfortad r irmiened } reagonabie price. Frederick H. Sahr. Pierre. -— . = try Deseiners sete iret “eee eee - 4 a1 PON mw wrore ae - w ~ as ea ae ne > ss ’ Tern “eT TeV CMR . —— “wir “ey “Ona oie r -eeDons Sie he 1° * ‘ x Ww c. 5 Sav RPONSTEIN . ; ’ r ° - at ta tint ttaeiens A aay S14 Cerrre! Nations! Rank Pite. sah eee; cone | str: iments inv war that TNT ls oe | emai — . . west >a ar a . e14 Nicely — —_— ‘i — . . ; be : CTONCORDtTs. VWSIC RPOorse. si2 ive cel — ‘ , . a ao ‘ ae . einiaine —- . : = —— -7 anvone we wil ive two —- -—_ - —— ———-~ “oom. complete Sousexeeping ~rarona a! we at, © cme a IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE Goi W ASHING TON BL. Will. eer -eaeh for 850 Liberty Bonde: | inlet even | ~ ; cNT stock »: Salewn recerdis in the sasjecieeeenciilibed - ) SUBURBAN PROP TY FOP SENT CU Berean orice on above located S-reom tat 44 Ronés. $47 .@\ 84 415% Ro-~ts SAEs (eee eens teee ~ ime, or even nree ears. i: it me in to Near vour avorite recerd : - - " . Srics wsidence eary terma possession 4 3d 44% Ben*«. 47 3 th) 4%.% Bends sap as eet 7 21¢ Wonwsr ~ PP va) : ~ Te 4 mmoorn . ; ~— ° ~ ‘ . . "ot" as : Bie | iat much. This means pty | oT ee eee — : 7 eater and gus ETZET. A822 —Store and 2 rooms. $15. Cen Dittmeter Bargains ea nanne 2 We bay SIO, S08 and SIO tends, Cau) eS ee ee i for oniv «' = SCTORY ortees on ohonograochs iran ee ee ee —- ’ we 7 —! &249 “Mair 1798 CR , ; = ats , pen Decks bewght “tie unter merhkert, seeeee 1 : miv $) or $ I UU.00 asi. y owner” Delmar 2425R. Tl42 Lin- SS arnt ee ee ‘f) . Wil i : rr itu wirreunNnci ines . if 3 \ 4 i i eh HH esi rere” ‘ . — - re (eee + or | ae) 4 mon? bh. 2ome wish ° “ . " yn Prova wr'te rod@n inets a ; _ - ‘ 4 | ivi - [ &» dR. AAS "xh ai ~oni! rior. - *nrTsa ie) “Wi . = T> mar ‘4 . 2S. 1] > ig a oe ir om | r IReRTY SN DS. 26s OF - —at _ . -) ¥ 's =é TNUseKeening Poors , ' * -ooms ater 2s 9 et iso Bbeautilu .ats me If veuw meet either sell roar hege 4 Ron? . Plle or $15. out we will sell vou an %!er" Agency. 21 E. Van Buren st.. Chicsen co cane of - siceiy Curnished 7 wy y~ “og — re HH LT TS] 963° PA : ao" © rr , we, : : , Vt a) aa hal m ra at ; irmnisvaed an - | . —_ Pm nd nminted eZ —_ oanuhiinds ""3? Semple a "ew é¢-croom Drick cottage. 7 46 133 : er berrew money on ft, we wi ‘oe ac- eee os ; t af ‘1 Orefer oCnT! ng for — Per SO nBOle ails Be a oe ial ~41) { 5 * . Bn: , 200 & oe ~ »~ @ end , ath. granitoid ‘eilar st §... 46) Demutif ul commodtate yew We will toan on pear. sone RECORD EXCHANGE COR | wIs— Nice) irmishe cima ) 4 ee : | 3 ~ let: m™ ee S200; S100 ca Here ts a real bergain. wttn tot SAI; 7 per cent interest. to be reset? ¢ ‘ ' a mv ame AEST -* or »timat S-mmnem borick ie sae racant and ready to ove inte. Open today Week on each 8) bond. or we wl! buy me 5 —_ a. wd Tt ‘ : i a) ~ * — + ' alance ®4 aif - - 4+ ar ro ret vale cornen Peake a. 99900) 87P veoh | ° ' WwyyrR oS ougnt * Fr ‘7 ad nee. el " tor —_—_ —_— meee! rf ‘i : ; as " ~. : - TY ~~ _— o art nag : 4 Sutopianons, ‘ne S—). ‘he other te ~. ot 4 ~~ rae Pt -Y 4 x . Ree. 7) . x 4 "71 ‘\ . oor°n s A iz ae . am aes : -O _cr,r 3 eo) Nj ccc >: PPOSES -' | oo meen . rooms. GOL MAN REA 2 i o.. > ¢ hestnut s. t4 boon 4 ant a | neve. We aleo buy , : anig rm rH we keeping ung e r twuUudle ..” ' " a re] b= Aaa NNER, a Bred os tie dint 80 Ao pl ai : . : - he. , ~~) “s* . , A. Neat!v urnispved ‘ . titi ~ " —— a ee - ™% : 4 seer ya - «2 re ~ mit S10) Sic : . ‘ — yy os ene ae a . 2 a | ‘ *e ere : . ~ . rood mc eet) ' s ; ~ « aa ’ : , ~~ rr tn 1 ‘ weei TT? pekt sn” , i enrrs Y ; “i . - 4 > , yITT ~ ow “IT ‘ni od = "oo = e r T . Rs ce : " “4 : rs ert Tame ; raat - t ™ on Erice ™ tT oe and “art t , ain : We “ey - 7” Ce “ “ ‘bert. Fett. e+ ee eeeeee® S largest deaicrs. Stores in ‘vy oN eanetin 4 — ee —s s. eT x. mon Ic : . ee A + rel — : i da aL Lon -o- --R 7. 2 an0- S110 Duves Sine cash =e at EA REAI : ¥ a 107 N ath a. tet T4 bende. 899 4 ‘44% honda Se? oseeeseeeee i ates . . : ee See ; ‘iz Maffitt a ww one-story Orrick, Darth, - ~~ «& Fae 49% Ser ? me ke Nor ay one Mi as factor: = .= : > TN -. ". cor Two store a ; ~ nace ost S2600; sl000 4 OR S AL E tet 44% —_s 73 “ th 64% ole pes Partty oeld tends. aleo SI § Ge. FOR BF ENT—COLORED = Som math and ga 1 "ASS A mer ™ sa $100 cash mietiins sainiee ROOMS c fain ") wee mom tor nd Past separate 4 "= — new 3-roem Orick, bath, mM Ho A} A PLE LV , Bend herent seeceneened ha f organization is anxious ‘to ROOMS d BOARD : Sooo ‘ oe 19, , and vou will ami, quality an ee —- 4 one N.-—Stores, 520 and i. | 4; s2500: $1700 buys; $100 cash oer ‘ FRIEND ANN-D'OENCH wore . eevee evee : ‘ =.) ce “oiared FOLD ie JHegn7 id . . x. 2, _ - ‘ . - . - “a . — am - 4 ott ‘ eee . . . er. re “ss rY _ oe - e’ it ‘eneideration, it « the best ‘urnished coeme: also one large ounfr on — err. 4030-—Will alter ‘PW ex: he ‘ 9 SS ae) even rooms and reception hail, tile Bath. Beermen's Ren a . = Ss a oe wne-atnre- atearn cost S280: $2500 5u; $100 cash electric Mehts and hot-water heat; garage. Protwee oe ~ saree rally wine SR *eeeeneeeereerre —_ ae on : _ . acai: - a “=a? “ evr ai 7.) " " - ~ . . . it ta bu =_y sud f pianor and ne "y snevd “Pot . “a “e _ 3 Ye —— . on : : . on LS orice SToan ~~ | . : m4 POtrs we 3 —wo ~mems . 182 - : “TH " ‘LE FATS HUGH STEWART. 1002 Cheetmur ot 3 ae ha vee ”» i) “anre va P » 4) - , ; - . -_ . o 00s : ‘ _ or Jae oom igenmm«>s -aCt per a —— anteae We ry mang Was — = went *e capa! 8 Musca) ineftrumer Anu ine “ernunt fc ~~ ine on theres Re “ ei Otlet. rae waite: Vest 2 iit, ‘. Th. est raiirosm! oroper m tRe city ‘ a oe HT { ) | - KE ov } ; f } Vi \ PL ‘3 we pay following ash : - ; . pms & Wort. ry Shieer are ew. - more aawert te) Ne > ’ en'rTnai - “i vs ™ ’ , ”o!nN: . , ' , , yur a ‘* .. . * or = ‘ *"7 . ey Kiegant Tr aern res? fence will a. sac . - -, . ; | oT. Lave 18 ®TORE. ROOMS -OR RENT—CITY ROOMS WITH BOA RO-CITY _— =v : —_ , ee ne —— cam at fice! af owner must se. Sag large seeping ‘ A - , : STT ret, NIC DLAULS INV. CO id = " v TIw *aee4,.. el ath : or 1% — . ine ear ‘ea. estate Mm part pay ifetime ' BELI, 2219—Furnished trent room, rooming | FRANKTIN, 326A—Room. beard. hot as ili a le fe ities to dispose id proeerty fo . ent on fend ofr antomobile for von. w housekeeping. furnace heac. bet bath one sent: srivate femél . hens rt 14 Pine St., [ pper Floor eng eng Bg Ly wae oo © i9. 6) Bic rtense P aches eeeiEmaniicned a - want waping WASHINGTON Ma7—Neatiy ‘turn t 3 \ND. 4 : seni: lepenamen Gane See aaa prow iia iw4id Cate Jefferson. * a2 enclosed car and a good, | Finn... Tee Well turnisned = siceping WASHING =e res t—_ | as net dach imre feet: dart! Pos : a a jes, furmmces, fxtua n. é 1019 Fords dri vee reer? — Mie @' nine eryrrrrl 1 so "7 an oar = ; J a4 aan? . hd Pray @ a. —_—— « _ particulars > one sore . —_— — ane eon see Us We are auther ze. te ve! thts mextore : 4 , ie - —— - “4 . " 5 : 9 — — ' ee ; : Main - FRANK L. Df MEISR I ~» 8 residence. ‘arge [fs — rom on first fleer, 2 j “+ ) : : rr : ‘ - , uf “7 - . x att) ; 7 a | PUL VALUES TY NEW Guascow, 164—Twe secont-fleer house- SOUTH ” : =t . (cS) ST’'r RL ESTATE CO... 314 N. Poarth et. ‘¢ 3 heermut sf athreaoms « 405 | foer. garage: © feet r e ne 6 /~ ; were) ww a'e ole ee ie el . a _ “ _ . ——— , . ji- . Rs, ft rf Pp: AWD 7 - Wry} al — > — — : Hs . + a ee " “ ‘ i cM e* ‘s C (Or » | of oe AnG Dosweseion May i. at & fair orice Wwe wl pay Get chee tedayr for bende — i R )L LA, | LL BION rr "At — ne oer we conn 7 ; . ui “a SOUTH BUNGALOWS ANO COTTAGES: ond a —4 "art lars an H card of adérn's- ge follows a. aa ; 4 ~~ A el zeigen Ol nm : ae ™ ’ A i : ; $ . - = . —_ Pn : , . "| ‘ ~ eeetal eet store. ~' Se vy TERR 24 al eo 2 Chgatn ot =? ter be tee 1° 4 ‘? ” . e ‘any * nea: wd “LE - thes Reaurtifuilyv furn! whet one omnre Mee a rr" Pate “" enue aie — a. | » 40 Wa n ae ; ; “43 MISCELLANEOUS > 7 at 4» . «tT bd ma is t e - Sn : sate ™ ring water 4 —_o — —- ———E —— ; PB BB BLP— LL Oe titi sts wat rec ro} a Sf , Locust. ode of rolls we have sold | _-oom kitevenetre run | oes ST ea + . OAS “eS W esti [ ‘Homes \ ay RE st fow days demonstrate to | “iW ON. 227 Well-furnished room. all, 7 "™ RD IE ne + an bear! for gen co neetcisetan TS Snlendid Ste ore “Loe OC ation 14 NGALOWS—COTTAGES aeumetiaieed NOTE—Tf any csupane om year beads wer a. : : : : . Nee Sei ae ‘ ‘ ‘ " om ae we a wat Qrri or ret ote «& es " ; Sle?; a deudPie tl-reem residence ¢ theta We ter end sf) Siem SU and eh, a Ww es> _——— Cannect it 2 icing. "te? = [rant SaAsy¥ Tea. , a 2 ene people appreciate good music | _ conveniences: low rent; for _coupin. _ retareneas very. "avin tN . oa Fr rooms for | .—_—_————— : . fi hest- io Gee ; ones " “wines gee — MISSOURI I1881-—i Neht fremt reem tll ttn, wr “sce 'T Raila. , fur ne " mem s far ~ Ri S8ELI. wn One ™eomn Soart ar~' “l|Aa8 KR ENSING ‘ h.\ oO st ees ~~ em Lent wv v ar > and “Seetnut r ole | : . there wany ore -ornpiete. stationary wasalea . eleetrctt with »Seeard electrte§ light: ral mu. nee —— arctwooed foera furnace. eae i” 3 Periaig veu won’ 4 like ra aex one ‘ant nroene 8) i—-_—a «Pf ere a aa , - - if RE ~e T sry sine 5 witrTiLs hath. furtsace NYwerLt IN Fr 4735 wv arr CASH AND NO EXTRA cM oe « > ‘a ee pore “Phone Central 693, of better m 3700 Neat! , tures ahed WAVERLY Pr. S500 — ear-heated A P. A R T M FE ‘ TS cw Easton 27. large store. cellar anc etid Nort*iand. 4 cooma, Bath. furnace ©. soem pac tty 5 with qurage. Caban? > Batice Se wil say al ee Ws SHINGTON. 15 — Neatly . sou thera -«x n eiectr'c, singe Per om ' Tt STER > Olive WaT Gar 5 ' Sell furnace, ew owner ™ send our automobwtile for woes en varor tines Ba as .* ‘ - > 7 are «ff : ww Fz le Than ¥ *. values can be tad. You = _ ‘ -—— Te fieee-ciae - F Under any obligation to as to SOUTH wesT SANTISTER RFR. B. CO. WS Ove s ear he pecureted: sultaite St benesiawe ‘tomes @e have for sale Dardy S-reem OSrick residence; a bac you aac what you want and , ——eE——eEeEeEee me ~ — ee ee Ee ee ee oe ; n ie8 ree ~~” i. > ive : =" ‘+s - write Ar mniete tet bal std Water hewatir 7 4 piant, hard -2 4 4 ond : ee 4 - . ” pees sa: _ : oer P wt Che ut ttl och w f larms that please you. | CHIPPEWA. 28124-—Niew, Jarge room: a! araRD. Ta—Rom. with var or > NKatherine Apartments NORTH pew eeSe ee RF Lv SOE Chestnut et. | Brick and ile porch with stone espe: avons conv . : Protestant. Hetiemonr line : : TH - B rh 2 ic - EE . - ency crpe ‘ SOU ime pores. iarge ot, See Ge eeenm “o be «aP- ’ 7 i W t CLAEVELAND. é4110Furniahted room ‘or a CABANNE, 45112--targe front room. wit ante - ae vty Ft Sie eee BROADWAY. 432 N —Large stare. only DB oe eee prestated. See us Ge a ae a en prene_ Grees ——— _heerd. Fhene Forest 36 » ice, ate. eferences required. ~ a — Central 449. Main [ise 7 corrT~c e—For mile. 5 roome. 5 ceema bath. “taeton if you are isoking far « seme a) a ; he ~t™ or too Fo rnis°ed room for a -_ CARANNE. SSTLA —A ttractive oweom. 7tc room, ai) copveniences, aise garage “ Foerst SOW. 4 Forest JOS Trier Sea ‘ax 25J (o ZOTSREAN-ALTHEN, TS Chestuct. (cS) i150. J. WANSTRATEHL TIT% Chester et. Opes my: > — a ; 4 : i¥ me same a ea i ‘ — | “ae

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MO PPLE PP IPELEPIEE PIII DDI EE PELE EREE DEL ADS Dee , ; POPOOLOOOP POOPPPOEEbD OLE voren" SPPOOPLLLPPEEOEOLELEEPEPPIEPLPEPEPORRE RH 5 + |} eel 4 . ; on bit aa | ahi. nk ie sas i (iP i? } y Sampies of White Ro- tary, Wheeler & Wileon, Finger, New liome and other makere—all guar anteed Friday $ epecia!. 24.50 Fifth Fleer $35 Reed Baby Carriages Full size carriagwes with reed. hood in dark biue finish Made with revere.- ible mwear day ape By, 7 $29.50 Fifth Pleor $1.25 Cut Glassware Mayonnaise Rowls and fempotes in tight lead blown tridescent glagss while a timited let last ok aeepeaet hrifth Mieer 15¢ and 25c Baking Dishes Brown and white dishes, some alichtiv im- erfect Only 600 pleces mn the lot. especially priced Friday at 10c Pifth Fleer $27 to $30 Dinner Sets Incomplete sets of 85 to 100 pieces—some siiahtiv imperfect. Just 15 sete in the lot-—-Friday $16.50 choice for Prifth Pleer 50c Wall Paper For halle. living roome. ariors or dining. reome ‘rida special, er roll ni SS 24c Fourth Fleer Men's to $2 Under- wear MAAe and enda of ent. ton, fleece and woo!) «shirts and drewers itn broken aires Friday 49c¢ special, each Vntn leer Women's Union Suits Tight weleht ribhed white cotton esulte with taped neck and arme lace trimmed or cuff knee @tyvles Spertal 54c¢ Watan Fleer Children's $1.25 Creepers OF ward cvallte getine- ham, f'n eolld pink and hilive ne fre rPhanrWe a len white Aimity ad ,earea ony Friday siges 1 and 95¢ Third fTleer Hemme’ Bird's-eye Diapers - "i408 in. of gonad quality praetical birds’. ere ome in eealted weer narkager of 1 $348 8480 walue Aogzen Third Wleer Bows’ Srhool Blouses Made of fae? invea nercalernr in a tached etvle tm 16 wreare Gay especial "a7 second DLE Tuas POST: CWSPATCH ae ——, - ee ee . ;, ; S35 Fiber Wantirode Trupke Pitted ~ — | + | a tan. , gh Aagchcasho $27.50 | . YUREA Feo oe ee eee ee — SASASSASSS AAAANAASAVANAAANAANAAAAAANAAAAANAANAAAANAAAAAAAAAA PAM O US -BARR CG fe Largest Distributors of Merchandise at Retail in Wissouri or the West. AL oti rs Rigs We ore er SY Ww Pees . — SA 1S@).85] r\\ , | : : ’ € Pra ica 1. ermirecahbtic Suits, made of nll Wor hlue core in the r~uw Nnring sixties, with de tachabl belt | >. ae rings pockets Pall in kik ke Ts ; wit! ie nad 1 wate! nockets, | Rien O88 ty 16 i yveawrs , Bows’ Knickers | 2 and ye ky £°.50 Vaiues.. Strongly made of fancy cassi- | neres and cheviots in medium and | dark shades Pall lined Made | with hip and watch pockets and | bheit loons Sires 6 to 18 Boys’ Overalls, Strongly made trimmed in red or bine. S: —_ i2c of blue chambrav. ees Ato 8. Second tioer ee eee ee = ——— + Nfeainn poe tite ; ave ‘4 TL e, ~ Is Friday Special Day vllention of all thrifty folks. ia offered at exceptional savings. will direct you to No mail @ Marelh's firet Peiday Spring mepohandtia: | ook fy) iho iteame | yt "SEAL ELALS $16.50 to THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1919, oes, aa i wah Pies ia is 7 a os ae at a SS Le ae pees ’ . os 7 . oF a ¢ aa Fae. PS de _ ° E Pe Pd Sars! ’ ‘ « ete ee ee a SR ee ee ee —e- ~- eer hull Rualee for Yin Caah + Restricted vritcles licepted worthy of the and the Pir hee 1s a bh viol Day ie fiir prerennal tres thy Site areal Prise Price et are quoted helow, orilpre aeoepy yen LL hororro aud many othere oe — bhey hesides iriday Sper ints: $22.50 Frocks SS eet ne os ene $3.75 Tablecloths sealioped edge — @ Made of good bleached umes ae size 72x81 inches, with hemstitehed square corners, others with oval >? oe Girls’ Coats Special Values, Friday, G2 @ Full flare Some made of silk poplin and lined through- out. Have large collars of con- Fresh, new st eee teen ee trasting colors and trimmed with buckles and buttons. Col- ors are navy, reseda and tan. Sizes 10 to 14. | $1.50 Middy Blouses, $1.29 White drill regulation models, with navy and red trimmings. Sizes 14 to 22. $2.95 School Dr esses, $2.45 Attractive frocks, made of excellent ginghams, in plaids, checks and stripes, : Sizes 8 to 14, Third Fleer — Envelope Chemise @ Daintily made of splendid qual- ity nainsook in built-up shoulder 95¢ | 7 @ these @ The newest and most-wanted Spring stvles in shades of green, brown, gray, pearl, blue and black. A splendid saving opportunity. Men’s Soft Hats ure $4 and $5 Samples... $9). Main Fleer 65 Al the exceptionally low price of many of the most fa- have seen this The styles, the mate- Dresses, vored Spring styles, are really the best we season at anywhere near the price. rials, the trimmings and the splendid way jn which they finished will recommend them to the’ most critical. and there are Five of the many styles are Sizes from 14 to 44 kinds for strect and afternoon wear. The Materials which come in illustrated, The Colors Taffeta Taupe Satin Gray S Henna 3 yi Tan ; Crepe de Chine Green : Georgette tn aa hagen Combinations N avy F of Georgette Black style. Trimmed with lace and embroid- “ry. Comes in white and flesh. Extra sizes only; $1.25 values. Third Fleer Trimmings Vestees Gecrgette Collar and Cuffs Braids Cordings Silk Stitchings Beads ,uttons Lace-Front Corsets $4 Values— $9.39 Friday Only q@ You will recognize these cor- sets immediately and will ap- preciate what a remarkable of- fering this is. ‘The very latest medium iow bust and long skirt models, fashioned of pink and white materials, with deep clastic across the back. Two pairs of plain heavy supporters attached. Corsets are guaran- teed rust-proof. Fifth Fleer Axminster Rugs ' } i at of . Babes Se coetk re SRE . SAE $45.00 and 336 $47.50 Values This price for Rugs such beauty and quality is unusual. Woven with heavy deep. pile, in a large variety of small all- over, medallion and 85 conventional designs, in shades of rose, blue, tan, brown and | green. Size 9x12 ft. Fourth Fleer Odd Sheets a oo 1.49 @ Size 54xO90inech to 90x99-inch seamless Shfels, slightiv mill damaged. While a limited quan tity lasts. Bleached Muslin, Yd., 17c Good quality Bleached Muslin, 36 inches wide-——-a limited lot to offer at this low price. 25c Huck Towels, Each, 15c 17x34 jineh \iade extra heavy Huck Toweling, in all white. While 100 dozen Inet. Crash Toweling, Yd., 17c Remnanta in tt to 4. ward ] en yv t he , Rleached ani Nin bleached half Toweling, specially priced Friday Raseement Meonomy Store Girdle Top Corsets sive, fram linen $1.2h RG . Values, L Glink and white contil rubber ton Coreetea in the new Spring mndlele Have medium length ekirte and ten aire af heaws eupportere, Rplendid ¢naloes Haseement Pierenams Stare Embroidery Remnants pe” St. tb | fiz rable lenwthe nti ‘7 ; nly edges, imanerf see fly ings and cores! © ae OE A fraction of . rem, % Ps ae . pe ; a S| . s Peeremse tone ‘‘Friday Specials’’ Middy Blouses $1.50 and $I 15 $1.98 Values. for women, made of q Garments and children twilla, ralatea and striped linene. Reg: i lation atvle with large merer Se: . lar and long slieeves Al) or colored collar and cuffs rome open front coat models rovelty pockets and large with Flannelette Gowns $1.69 and $1.98 $I 19 . Values € Well pink made of and with aouble front and 5 ok °a ales hieh collars $2.98 Petticoats, $1.89 flienuine Heatherbloom Sakana Sateen and Silk Petticoats, In eolid and changeable colors. Cot- ton tops and fitted waistbands— nll lenethe To $1:25 Underwear, 69c all sizes Sliieahelhs mised and eolled Slinowver Muelin Clowns: in regu- Tr snel extra alge Also lace- rlirriorr eet edey Reare and Tor brotdery- trimmed Drawers, n reeule nrie extra alzea, and ltatiate or Knit Rineamere Hasement Liconemy Store Men's Trousers 150 and 84 $2.55 Values ¢ if nara xe r* vi " | ' ts 4s Maerment Preneme Stare Housewares Underpriced @ Important savings on a number of the most needed articles for kitchen and laundry use— $1.20 five-sewed Household Brooms—while 800 last, at 63c $1.90 White Enamel Convex Kettles with cover. ..$1.44 $1.65 White Enamel Bakepans—good size......... $1.08 $3.45 White Enamel Rice or Double Boilers........ $2.49 $5 White Enamel Fish Boilers enamel covers... . $3.49 To 75c Sample Scissors and Shears—3 to 6-inch size. .42c | $1.85 Universal Food Choppers —extra blades...... $1.14 | $6.25 Oil Heaters—blue flame, ready for use....... $4.59 23c Clothes Props—8 ft. long—special for........... 15¢e $3.50 Wash Boilers—copper bottom—wood handle, $2.49 $1.25 Galv. Washtubs—extra strong, No. 1 size...... 95c 70c Washboards—full size—enamel rubbing surface. .45c Calico Brand Toilet Paper—6 rolls for............... 24c Lenox Soap—10 large size cakes for................ 48c | No Mail or Phone Orders Filled on Soap. | House Dresses 45 $9) 45 @ An unusual offering of excellently made House Dresses of the best stand- $2.95 to $5.95 + Gee... cu ard materials in plaids, stripes and plain eolors. Kit ted and loose belted models with oolesel trimmings. Not every size in each style, but all sizes in the aggregate lot. Dresses that were originally priced $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 and $5.95. While a limited number remain Friday—choice at $2.40. None sent on approval or ©. O. D. Third Fleer ) Basement Callery in the Basement Economy Store misses ew Spring Suits}... white Also belt. Hasement Econemy Store blue etrinped or eolid white flannelette hack liave equare or V-necks, Excep- > at fronal | Q-00 Values, al.. 1 a @ Such a varied assortment of the newest Spring stvles Is sel- dom. seen at this low price. Choice includes the smart box jacket model, attractively braid-trimmed, as well as neat plain tailored stvles—of good wool serges and poplins—plain or fancy silk lined. Women’s and misses’ sizes. Women’s and Misses’ Capes $13.75 Clever new Spring styles in these BM mo Wee Wra attractively made of serges fr poplins, in trimmed styles or plain tailored models. Women’s Silk Poplin Dresses, $5 Just 80 Dresses in this lot in de- sirable stvles; made of silk poplin, in navy and colors. with $2 ‘Fry yr. ream Benen: Yd., $1 hand turned low heels. Women's low heels Boys’ Shirts Genuine Soisette | 50e Quality, ? 3 a 59e Values, * 29 Yard ~ \ Friday... Cc @q (on in practicaliv all shades q¢ Made of genuine Amoskeag eths from 1 to vards, flannel in gray oniy. Have pearl Duttons on front and euffs and “ae = French Serge, ¥d, oe come in sizes 13 to 14% | idle bt “ - . ahicubenl bone te i Men’s Pajamas = , Made of good quality Douce- 2.75 } Diagonal Y¥d., $1.59 tine, in plain colors and stripes a and finished with silk frog loops High-grade, pure wool French sizes A, B, C and D Mia sxona nches wide Basement Economy “Store ” , a brown and black Nottingham Curtains Oe ee 2.00 Values, $I 49 enka Leenemy Store Friday, Pair, . ‘a @ Dainty Curtains in plain or fig- ured centers and overlocked ’ edges. Come in white, ivory and Women’s an ee ae $4.00 Values, . Pair To 85c Window Shades, 49c 500 Opaque O!!l and Wuplex G @ Made of vici k , with . - Shades in the wanted ecolors. 24 to 36 Inches wide and up to 6 feet tn tength. All are mounted on good epring rollera, complete with brackets. To 89c Sunfast Material, Yd., 49c About 800 vards in the lot in lengths from 2 to 10 yards, « Shades of blue, brown, green, soles and Cuban or Lace or button stvles leather or cloth tops. House Slippers, $1.45 Slippers. made with and one strap: al! sizes. Basement Economy Stere Men’s Union Suits White and ecru ribbed cotton mulberry and rose, 46 in. wide. Basement Keonomy Store Splendid mr eg Axminster Rugs ic o57.10 Orsdes, 699 75 PONS with qnere Weetty ies ae 9x12-ft. Rugs, all closely ankle length: Slight seconds. woven, come in rich color combi- Women's 19c Vests, 121,c nations and neat, smal! allover Mine ribbed cotton sleeveless designs. Borders slightly mis- Vesta, in regular sizes matebed. Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Store eee errrerrrerrrrrYrYYrYrYereereererrerrrrrererererereee eee eee ee eee ee ee eee ee @ Plain and fancy poplins, pongees, fe silk, ete.; 36 and 40 i exceptional values. q@ The popular ‘‘T. made of artificial si garter tops and all colors. @ Hemmed Towels; fall b of good absorbent TT large size, 18x36 inches. saving. Very special. . AE. me oe | >. see eee ee 8 ee eee ee | eee ” » “se eevee rer eee G 0! Of lace and embrote a in \% to 2% yard Edges, bands, filet nets, etc., at Fa prices, ee $1.95 Georgette Orepe Black. white and new Sprine shades of i destructible 2 quality. Offered in at PP res at - " bs saeee*e* Section. sige 2 St, FOE. «es osc a TT $1.50 Black - ‘~ Mediu weight. sini black sérge ifn en width. An ex cualitr. specially wide. in natufal eolor—an unusual Friday special at, e**eeeneeneeveneenvee seeeetes Spectally Friday at, Two - tnch nost beds with heavy f ling rods—white or ¥a saber nis Martin fint ao or ™% size— VreGne . eccasai One dozen of our Portraits, each tin & tiful folder. Regu ~ SP SS RRNA ARERR HPO tt ERMCRRASCRNRERRR MRR he bert Ah Nn RVAMNH per dozen; Fri- = day, dozen.... Representat Studio—sixth , : tad chusetts, Sp : Men's $1.15 shirts Made of good 1 cambric and hea me Vibe Witter WLM Ube “#8 7 a, ; ~~ é - : ; . . « it AS lin. tn- plain or i atyles—silk + trim _ . . sizes 15 to 206-— VIG ccecewal . — Feather Pilk Sanitary ceese feathers, covered J heavy erede art ein size 29x27 In. 4 Friday, pair....«. Universal I Largest ner see & © se. — »** *s*ee¢ *** a seaeneereree . meseaperasenonesnunnsssncsosestesnnbioneetetiee’ SS published. Over pages, bound In : ment test leatherette. Prigay .cccssen Main Friday soe gee de ied a Maia

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icy silks, etri , foulard, k ~ | 40 inches wide; ‘Topsy’’ b ] silk, with lighe reinforced feet—~ special, Main Fleer yels 8c is; full bleached; nt Terry Cloth; inches. Unusual Fifth Fleer 1 ay ‘tals i Sheets ‘ull bed size ‘ts. made of }) sheeting— idkerchiefs ity Belfast embroidered ‘ariy all lete Wes—— | Ile Maia leer lants i embroidery vard lenethe, . flouncings, t fractional ette Crepe ite and the hades of in- washable red in Lace © $1.38 k Storm leer weigh? jet in 40-inch exceptional r——%& ineher tural linen ieual value, oY eee Main leer coptinucus heavy fii- ite or Ver- finish—fuil $11.50 urtk Fieer f our Sepia in an heave eculariy $3 _- ‘iath Floer | Night- f favy mue- fancy in se and duck pred with t ticekine’- Editorial Page News Photographs Women’s Features THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1919. — +} —— 3 1-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS PO lcmmiaiamammnaad a + Only woman to whom the joint Army and Navy Board of Aeronautics has granted a pilot’s license. She is Mar- jorie Stinson, sister of Katherine Stinson, also a flyer. Mar- jorie 1s 19. —Cot Harris & Ev Sit ££ £4 Dip prpiverbittttillilillillidliallill yrignt - 7 WN >" Bees ft €.2 SSeS eee eeaae ++ \ ar Gi / id Zo: A G ; ey GZ: as G Z: Z| Y / VA f % SASS ASSES AAS AAA SS SN \S seheae WY. see e GG @ © ” , etre - ssa eeeeee eee © SSS ° VISITS SA SMY Representative Frederick H. Gillett of Massa- chusetts, Speaker of the next House. Copyrixht. Harrie @ Ewing ¢ - SS ~) .™ ? > 48 6. 8 8 Oe OOP ETE Tew ee! PV OW Oe Wee Tew ewes ‘.* SE ewes Pewee ach MMA MAMMA MMM MOA SSS ee ~ >. ee sr sFrene » nz SN . ~ ewes — . vox “> x2 > ee see ee en eee & & acne eed oR Oe oS oS ALLLAAAAA AS SAAS AAS SSS SASS SASS * - f«# LANARK Ui — ; LZ, ea ADA SASLASAS DOSER >. - ‘ : ~ we. 2. Se “ “S ——. . ‘ Se . s . “ 4 MZ : : It’s a free country, and if she wants to wear a —— Ouvvriea trt fur collarette with her bathing suit, down at Palm Beach. where are the words in the Constitution of the United States to forbid her? PTO ee ee eee LO Alalencne SSSSPRRAAVVAVAAAASGA-|G-QE_OQEOl\§glM§ M&M AssAaassIsysyirs — ~ WT | x i$ ae 4 * ’ “Ss Little notice was given by the world to the recent labor strikes, mate gives the number of persons killed in the disorders as one thousand. A an A We Gomer 4 aa I Dele Se ma F « Oee+ . , ys ‘ o om , Do ~ ~~ ey BO pel Jt SP a LT we a gf S WO NX WY Wy WW QA 4 \S \s yer AM» G&L Vny Uy, a di a ae = ¥ ¥ /f x © ns - 5 ‘ ; “se fa x = EPRI NII I AIF AEAI TT ee En ee Ss Z Y Oe she Bee Se 4 Se rioting and anarchy in Buenos Aires. One esti- bove photo shows street barricade. Internationa! Film Service. £ we ~ °? 4 ‘ “2 “se + se 5 ye . — BS . ~ 7 ese eeee © FR . iv neck 5 Se & . 4 : SSS OOOO LEO OOOO SOOO SS So WY RK... pee RAR ek wets ‘ a2 | W se ee see ee eeee +See eeeeeee ~ OW. WR ee ee wes TEV Weewews RQ AMY NAN MQ WY ZZ, WS W e * ‘ * , XS WLI hihi iti} fe 4 4 a TAS s WOW SSUTTITPVIIT NG Ss SA Z SCPE A FAFA FA ERAAEREREES Creer ee TT * WHE Popular Comics Sperting News Market Reports THURSDAY, MAR H 6, 1919. 7 DIVMITTITT TT 7s Vi aaadghs 3% , ‘4 | _— - - v ee eee eases en . o ~ ie , ms My “- ‘ a . >, - a . A . on ~ . ; Bs v . . = ‘ t x + ; . - . , » a P . . = P - . ‘ “Sas ee . " ve Be 6 » ee a. PY 4 ~~. + a ~ . 7 +». . >> , . 4 y, _ | = : . ‘ By ‘ . > ae , aS oS 2 ’ St a o a, = pid : ~ ° - . a: ‘ . + é aj . - 2 . st lie \ ae we a ae ‘ , “a » > Qe r . ~ - “ee ws Fe i . . Pav : 5 —™. ~ 4 - ad *¥ - . y ¥ 4 f re Tee y oe . a ; ei > eee eee eee ee eee see e* ~*eeee eee Oe ee eee See OR eee aw ee Tee Lee eee rN ee © a Ge “*e** ee ee © oe SSNS > Miss Beatrice MacDonald, first American woman to be decorated with the Distinguished Service Cross. She was wounded during a night raid. Chicago Tribune. -—4ooyright. WOW WH MOON ~ bas Po ee dewrees tewerdccea WY — ee “ _ 5 ~ el ~ : ei + ~ > : evel +>. Argentine troops picketing one of the principal streets in Buenos Aires. nA . er. “SS en 4 . y, ~ . “Se SS * . _ - ‘ y SS » Sf -_.. af ~ > * “ . ~ take dirigible ** aeeGetuct... ee ee ee en a

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ed ST. L OU IS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1919. WOMEN’S =_—= ~~ ct A . ee — A ATT ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878 Twelfth and Olive Streets. POST-DISPATCH CIRCULATION Average for entire year, 1918: Ee 8538177 | DAILY AND AU NDAY a a 189. 796 $Y Rites THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM tT know that my retirement will make neo difference in tts cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress and re- form, never tolerate injustice or corruption, always fight dema- gogues of all partics, never be- long to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- voted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with mercly printing news, always be drastic- ally independent: never be afraid to attack wrong. whether by predatory plutocracy or pred- atory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER April 10, 1907. - FIRST-CLASS U. R. PROGRAM. Flint Garrison, independent Democratic candidatc for President of the Board of Aldermen, has outlined a Published by the Pulitzer Publishing Co. | clear and comprehensive program for the city’s dealing It is a program in which the company was the United Railways. the thing for which chartered and granted its franchise privileges, mount to everything else. ‘essentially from the City Hall-United Railways combine program of saving the company’s financial spoils at the sacrifice of the public's rights and interests. program has four main objects: 1. Compel the United Railways to live up to its contract with the city and give adequate service at a Scent fare. In this respect een Pa Oe Le Te ' 2 a . . ; " ws Subts be Ateaderre weer, *-e@ir' san veers ee eee Ro ee ee Wr weed ores wiies tomate 4g ah . “iif \ uniform rate—fixed in the franchise at) is necessary for the comfort and con- It enables the population to spread uniformly over all parts of the city and resi- dents of all parts to labor or transact business with al! other parts without discrimination. —with universal transfers, growth of the city and the health, venience of the public. ie i eee ee It is good for the | the merchant and the city as a 2. Squeeze the water out of the company’s securi- This will protect the people from robbery and enable | to give adequate service ata form fare, or less, at a fair profit. * im pt a a4 — blue). men have said: in wealth, wee 8 ~ we ~ nd cag cp ERENT Bese i A Alp . “” “ee = > _: lie kills robins, outhern countries of Europe. alization, after the war ee —— ee ee - —— ene LETTERS ‘FROM THE PEOPLE. Service Flags to Show Promise Kept. Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. A great display has been made by the firms and corporations who employ men of service flags showing the men who have left their employ to join. ‘he colors. At a recent meeting of the Walker-Jennings Camp, No. 4, United Spanish War Veterans, I was instructed to write to the several newspapers of St. Louis, offering a plan by which this same service flag show the return of the men to civil service at their old better ones. As each man returns and is put to. work, let there be placed a red circle about the points of the blue star would then be one of red, white and This will become a distinct mark to be seen by all men and to show in the absence of a circle that the men have not been put back to work as was prom- | them. The silver and gold stars with their honored place on the flag will remain, but what can we say for the| stars if this circle or device be not shown? e feel the justness of giving back to these returned men their. old employ- ment because we or the most of us of the Spanish War were mustered out and all went to shift for ourselves JOSEPH SIEVERS. Commander Proposed Constitutional Convention. ihe Editor of the Post-Dispatch. There is a petition that is being circu- lated, asking the State Assembly before Missouri's voters whether or not they should hold a convention to amend the Constitution of '75 a echoolboy, Destruction of Game by Alicns. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch The very worst menace to all forms of wild life and fish is the alien. At once on coming here he buys a cheap gun and . lot of fishing tackle and, with dozens of his kind, he goes forth to slaughter any- thing he can find Every foreign con- struction crew, boarding shack and min- ing camp has a full complement of guns. tackle and dynamite. Very few of our citizens realize the awful destruction of wild life and fish, caused by the alien. ile has no scruples, knows not nor obeys iny laws, only go far as he and everything he sees is game to him. flickers and song birds, wame of all kinds out of season; he) “nares game for their hides and feed for his cur dogs. The alien from Mexico ard that the incumbent will exercise judi ial who are der the ever growing body of Federal law during the argely represented in railroad repair and remainder of his life, should exemplify the best material the district affords in point of high character and pro- Special reasons exist I trust the Legislature will why the appointee should be a man of energy and indus- pit the wisdom and pass an alien gun and try—possibly one with an intimate familiarity with the Because of the great age and infirm. ities of the present occupant of this bench. congested with unfinished cases. No. years has not been characterized by the promptness and consistency that is desirable in judicial procedure. Judge particularly distinguished by efficiency is the need just now—and in view of the great enlargement President Missour! State Fish Commis-| about to be made in the Federal jurisdiction, one also of liberal views and strong sense of of indifferent who have little to commend them beyond their the vote, are among those most construction work, know how to use ‘fynamite and lime in jugs to kill fish, nd under cover of night hellieh work. license law, and the penalties at- calned cannot be too severe. I am much pleased that the Senate Committee on game and fish recently added an amend- ment to Senator MeGrunder’s bill, 145, that I suggested, i nonresident, w. W. | ELLIS, sion. —_— Se Naturalization Red Tape. Te the Pditer of the Poe!-Dispatch Secing some correspondence on natur- it might do some good for the learned authorities to see this in print. am English: have been here eight years. On applying for second papers. I had to Charles P. Williams. Ww. produce two witnesses who could swear that they had seen me at least twice a month for the last five years. In other words, I cannot honestly be- capacity untrammeled by entanglements. preferment to which the professional politicians may aspire without giving ground for strenuous protest is In aspiring to a judicial office of this importance they show a presumption that should be rebuked There is opportunity in filling this appointment to the public confidence and come a United States citizen and prefer moi to do so in any other manner LOYAL, BUT HONEST. ~~ _-_—-— Who Are the Slackers? Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. lam one ef the returned, paper treats ‘em all alike [| must answer Federal judiciary in general. the article you mentioned in Sunday's aper. Many boys missed their meas ‘all to get a glimpse at the Post-Dispatch. Mins Isoble Stewart Meid is the hero If a young man did not wear the khaki a vear ago he was looked at an a siacker But he was there when the United States called on hi: Now hea we are back and see women 4 | giris im factories and us without werk. who ure the slackers’ They teok our place and I don't see how they can jleok at us when they go or come from work. Mis« Isoble Stewart Meid deserves the honor of any war worker. TOM MURRAY. ex-goldier without a job. S. Take the company ont of politics, where it is an agency of political corruption and public oppression. 4. Keep the company in transportation business alone, where its chief interest will lie in efficiently the street car lines for the benefit of the public, i of running the city government for the ee ee eee ee ee er ran om ewe He number of ae | f ee Oe AIS POR on sowrnv we A re as 4 VSO OO eer ee er mOt Rat be de / We may add two more: Take the company out of burglary and criminal’ Se Pes (O84 6 A PERE . Take the municipal authorities out of secret deals for the benefit of the company at the expense of the jobs, or t of the people of Why not vote o+o—____—_—— There is only one way to play the game that the op- ponents of a League of Nations insist that this country it with dreadnoughts and with armies, and we must have more dreadnoug greater armies than any throw against us. This is the program that 99 per cent St. Louis want carried out. ‘which | Fer a Hw eg awe. = eee ‘ “ . ; a 4 F 3 ¢ “? ; . ’ 4 ‘ , . ‘ : 4 > As the new law proposed by sitated several! thou- vy, Hank Allen will not speak routine of courts. hordes of would-be They easily conjure up a host of «vil things they say would result from the organization of such a league, they paint that side of the shield with cunning that we cannot ing depressed by least two policemen, one on duty during y and the other during the night, after every health to make the alien which will make him take out a license to hunt and fish Which frequently fell upon me, Of Earth had swept me. [ remember the and senile can be trust awesome sinking success in getting out strongly urged for the place. Missourians with valid claims to the place are found Assistant Attorney-General! Christy Bryan, ex-Judge Albert D. Nortoni, Marion C. Early, ex-Judge Dan G. Taylor. lawyers of recognized character and THE INTELLECTUALS ROMAIN ROLLAND. IN THE WAR. in the Paris Populaire. * there are men today who ought to be | modest they are the intellectuals. role in this war has been frightful. doesn’t know how to pardon them. only have they done nothing to diminish incomprehension isily I employed me! g. making my hands lay hold speaking aloud That I might hear my own Comforting voice. As though the earth and that beyond had left me hat I had suddenly grown 1 enormous size, I would not look appointment nor recall upon my days. rather would I olay with my hours As one plays with pence within I sometimes wonder in such men how ‘tor we are ‘influenced by the way I think I can answer that, Thrasymachus. We are influenced by the way he puts it exactly to that de- gree in which we are disposed to believe good of humankind rather than evil. Frank Thompson, ive done everything lof humankind as readily league is more credible to us than what | its o onents ~? . sacrificed to the ppor n expe triumph of phantoms of their spirit mil- lions of young lives. | and as your A blunder in filling will have consequences that will long endure. oses nothing more than That there still remained It will be years before there can be per- A goodly handful! sonal co-operation between the tuals of belligerent countries 50 will probably never get together. the soldiers themselves. must proceed on that faith. The oppo- The only cars which do not carry standing loads are nents of the league want to proceed on those which are turning in and won't stop even for passengers who do not desire to go as far as the barn. Oh, well I recall And laugh now, within my pocket the days’ pence slip through! For Death and I are become compan- that chilling touch, is impracticable. They have no only hope is in lLiowever, I can’t un- y can believe the rest stand-patters are against provide for the ap- the mud of the trenches, eague covenant because potatment of third-class Postmasters for al! of the sig- natory nations. The awesome silence has given place To a phantomiess land, peopled not By ceremonious prayersters, But by me and my brothers. _ I have let my hand free, and the pence , Are slipping, and I laugh! PATIENCE WORTH. ‘s because one with- conception of faith. talking, of course, of one whose oppo- sition to the league is not mere political opposition, as that of Lodgius is. tself up today is condemned to die truly ridiculous that the nations of West- ern Europe should try to find profound differences between each other at a mo- ment when all of them were never more alike in their qualities and their defecta. How would you like to be a weazened l!ttle two-by-four | Senator and have Biu Taft sitting on you? : Take Reedius, for hy Do M ny Do TE ANONYMO ON WOME Joffre, in Plea for League” of Nations, Says it Will 7 Useless Without U.§ ¢ dn Statement for Post-Dispatch, Noted Soldier D clares Compact Contains Nothing Inc patible With Sovereignty. a. They Believe Tha They Want to Pla “They Pity Theme They Yearn for stand” The By HERBERT BAYARD SWOPE, By Navy Radio to the Post-Dispatch and New York Copyright. 1919. by Press Publishing Co. (New York Wertd.) PARIS, March 4.—The following exclusive interview with Joffre on his coneeption of the real meaning of the league of nations ip sent with the direct sanction of the French and American Governmente The hero of the Marne, in whose record America finds inspitatie = for whom his own countrymen hold deep and abtding affection, bre u rule against granting interviews today when he gave to me a personal a ment on the all-absorbing subject of the league of nations, Because the matter is fraucht with deep significance to the whole w and the time is propitious for a new and firm foundation for lasting) and because also errors of ommission now may create greater errors @f ae mission later, Franee’s great soldier gave to me permission to publish hisy which take the form of a plea for the enactment of thought of peace, 4 he knows so much of war, and he wishes to make his position knowg the New York Wofld and the spatch. The following is hig prepared specially for the New Yor\ World and the Post-Dispateh: By MARSHAL JO H J. C. JOPFRE. E All the nations expect security | the phrase: “Salus populi and stability from the future prema lex esto.” He ' Your own great soldier G . | peace. The league of nations will Grant summed up in four be able to give them this assur- the yearning of the world : anee; on the condition that severe _ he said: “Let us have measures will be possible against That is the aspiration of today, a1 any people-who may be tempted to aspiration which must be By Mars HY do men love women Passing over the o don’t!’’—we have just ous male who has writ volume called ‘‘ Woman. Although unable to give ting notes on him. Fi s¢rousers and some skirts, w jews on ‘*Women’’ are Bg Knopf, ' the astute publish “a new peace fillip to t mula that ‘‘male and fem These, then, are the have been afraid to put & ereatures: /1. Man’s love is an to his belief that a fied. violate the terms of the treaty. Man's love is an expr Now that civilization has been Wears Only Two Deceensiena a n) fe, intense desire to “play saved, mankind must be amply I was received by Marshal an harbor, an anchor, 3. Man's love is the child his passion for saying, “Pc Se girl’ -4. Man's love is a ye | dy who will “und protected. This can best be done | in his study of his private home by bringing the league of nations § his home at 6 Michel Ange. He into life and rendering it strong. red military trousers and the It is sometimes thought that of his blue coat bore the seven om the professional soldier thriveson of his exalted rank. Of his war and that his sole ambition is decorations, he carried only to win glory for himself. No sup- | Medaille Militaire and the Crete position could be more unjust tO Guerre. The level gaze of his kine’ ' Personally I do not bell him. The true soldier recognizes blue eyes expressed the oe 1 desires ever can be sa that his real achievement is to | which his speech made vocal. game woman. If she plan and to work so as to make | It may be doubted if any ds the man who loves war a final expedient. Men of man speaks today with such atlow him to “poor-dea arms have learned in common with to America. where the her, since a_ self- men of medicine that their mis- teem for the bluff old soldier | nnd courage are perk sion is best accomplished by meas- | steadily grown with the + virtues the average man ures of prevention. of his great deeds at the. T find in his wife. But she No Result Without America. where the German onslaught # uch more positive factor! There has been no project so shattered and turned back, than Requisition No. 2 wisely devised toward that end where irretrievable defeat e. in moods and momen as the league of nations, in the (| the German scheme of world - she will offer an advocacy of which President Wil- nation. peace of the sty” —w son has had so important a part. The Marshal speaks rarely fort ken says every husband For this principle to live America public. and only when he has#® a hot foot bath or a must give full measure of enthusi- | sage to deliver. Therefore, his ® But if she does not pt asm and virility. Without Ameri- (4: all times command respect an her marriage as well as f ca as an essential factor the league 9 attention. which were never | sad. both will be soggy th could have no results worth while. | deserved than now, when ae : Let America be in full accord with | vision and play of selfishness t the league principles and wurid (6, to obstruct the execution progress will be such that war will | nian that for the first time in become extraordinarily difficult tory definitely commits the and very rare, if not impossible. thoughts of peace predicated As now envisaged, the league harmony instead of upon will not be so constituted that the (tion for war induced by fear. chéd: who adopts the sword will be deffnitely put aside. | 1+ was through Marshal re : aap Raber proposal will Rather, the sword will be the sym- | ,gvice that America began @& ia. 0a ctionn..an ame aie bol of justice, and it will leave the patch her armies to Franke. rin the pipes after a scabbard only to inflict necessary | american soldiers have done @ inboratures: punishment. The sword will thus +, win the gratitude of marking! To this girl I wecamenenl t be the last resort of quarreling n4- -nown to the world. Marshal J@ Sefession by the author of tions and not the first as hitherto. now wishes the country that seat , : All disputes must be judged on the | .oigiers overseas to take the lel Perhaps here and there stil irl who believes that the the man of her heart is the shy gazelle, to give nor herself the sligh t her young affectior n the first place, the real merits of a cause and ste ss im- | making such an occasion again i | Blove on the part of the fluenced by fears and threats. possible. + he responds emotional As proposed, the compact con- The Marshal spoke to me in | f that some one or ot? tains nothing incompatible with giract and unaffected manner @ en acquaintances ts in the safety, the sovereignty or the siways characterizes his ut honor of any of the participating here jis nothing of the nations. There is no suggestion of - »:_, Sincerity of conviction creating a superstate in which the ,, every word of his. In his or at least is not so in put out of court the not might be willing to m independence of the nations shall pa rose above the play of ; ’ ANY marriages are be merged. into the realm of ethicaR @ +a by sheer feminine But the league must provide - thoughts were for the good of Gap.’ nation. When one broad lines of joint protection no for the advantage of the ® Stage of hope it is beca through a system of universal @5- § wever a man of many words, been some curious and surance, so that no orderly nations |», ysedq went straight to the turn upon the part of shall be harried into war against His Lack of Vanity. which renders not w their will, or without due regard the notion that she for legal processes, as defined by When he had finished the tion to love. Asa rule, an international agency.- The (of the visit he took me Uji that the pretty girl car whole scheme of the league will where he keeps his war sou ~ t any man who st be to make war hated and unpop- asked to see his Marshal's : her. The game, if. ular and peace and good will pop- Such is his lack of vanity thats e enough, is in her own ular. It is a recognition of duty | could not recall where he had 5 for the type-of wom to the weak and a bulwark against it and had to search for it. 7m aman falls in lov the abuses of might. It will cast Tributes from civilian ais bn he secks a wife—no the mind of the world along lines were far more in evidence thas - Sminist. no woman of tt of harmony and justice and will 4; distinctively military. He on ) les are taken from block tendencies toward discord with pleasure that the New from her own revelatio and anarchy. Let us make the es- World had presented to him, in| Sendary self. there is som say. Let us seek the rule of rea- | half of the citizens of New ¥ . Meively good in marrying son in place of the reign of terror. reproduction of Bartholdi's Bt 4 > has never—it would I feel I should draw the atten- L. iberty. and said this treasure, t b-loved before. He tion of America to all that this many others, had been he rence to be a guarantes o project means for France, the cide of Paris because of the a conduct. He feels friend of America in peace and her air raids. He said he rem be there. forever his. comride in arms, with whom her vidly the presentation, which ¥ cood: the beautiful relations have always been noble pian in May, 1917. in Ce e his own continence) OtR and generous. when 70,000 school childres bail are——wel!l, other ‘worm Will Relieve France. ered to pay him homage. a a The League will relieve France He npr ne = Rate The Wedding , , hh: , a: younger than when he Vv a Roce pe oo gellar ica. It was not difficult te _ origin of Gs — : li “ws e her of that prolonged ap- ind why he looks youngef, se nm OoaeuEsy: u prehension of danger whi h final- plained, because he and his ¢ in = — been advan ts ly burst’ forth in most terrible men have since then had lifted 1 ’ if. - me harks my ° form and ravaged her lands and _ their shoulders a fearful Dw ; efore the time of m e in Egypt. gold me ge in the form of a ring, four going upstairs he often her people for more than steps at a time, and he showed years. It will enable her to rear her children far from the atmos- | wise physical agility that 3 of a man's hanes here and menace and violence. for him a long period of t : convenient bank. He It will 'eave her free to devote He is daily in his office in ’ When an enamo her thoughts to construction in- | War College, where he & b oh of these wee stead of destruction, to trust in- wpon military probdDlems. Asit — Snee, Se e stead of suspicion, and to work him for his courtesy, on my oneges he gave her not out creat problems for the better- ure, he sald with charact a ut his fortune. He ment of the world. plicity: “What I have done hast just what the mod In spite of her great military a pleasure, because I hope ® wm means when he history. France is naturaily a of use.’ mony of the ring at t th all my worldly g0°< peaceful nation. The League will : ——— ——aE ad 7 enable her to prove that disposi- FASE is tion, without fear that it would be BRITAIN WILL REL al ’ See imposed upon France and Ameri- ; ca, acting together, may be world IRISH POLITICAL masters of war and of peace. So long as the relations of the rowers Newspaper Says oe Is to . are regarded ag purely national Them Home in Small = and individual, certain nations Avoid ; =. or . By th Ace lated P’reas. wey Oe ee ee eae "L 'ONDON, March 6—The ® bitions and may not be disposed aed tof , : - Government has decide ba to heed the laws of ftustice, which . ; would be the guide of all under a all Irish political prisoners, i commond agreemen’* oY ae Dail, Mall today. ia "Added Years. A priceless treasure is within In order to prevent & SF ife: Tomorrow will be demonstration, the news ath birthday our reach. We must make it our , po own and bestow it as a priceless the prisoners will retura ¥ abby Why. a year @ in small parties. rf 5°. heritage upon our children. who - ao wedding. you told in time may know and enjoy the ? 3. | true fraternity of mankind to | urs'er profitable tom which the ancients aspired and ' the Post-Dispatch which they hop¢d to express in “Wants,” very backward, they Mra. Myles: She is. ‘ad let her go are daughicr. Your ™ forward, you know a -_~ a : Yea, but we women after. marriage. —Be

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‘WOMEN’S PAGE —— ee ee ny Do Men sony ee Love of fe hy Do They Marry Them? ANONYMOUS AUTHOR OF BOOK ON WOMEN SA. IT’S BECAUSE: a They Believe Thal Women Love Them; They Want to Play Safe and “Find a Harbor,’ They Pity Them and Pity Grows Into Love; World. ith Marsha] : f nations is sland” Them. They Yearn for Someone Who Will “Under- vernments. pitation and n, broke his ; , » @ rsona! state: HY do men love women’ Passing over the obvious whole world ; don’t!’’—-we have just isting peace, ’ rors of com. th his Views, peace, sings own through is statement | ch: solume called ‘‘Woman.’’ Although unable to give you the ,? siews on ‘*‘ Women Knopf, the astute publisher who By Marguerite Mooers Marshall retort of the female name of this analyst, I can supply two ing notes on him. First, he is one of the dear old ladies, some wear- trousers spd some skirts, who believe in the bogy of a Sex War. Second. are bound in deep, dark, piratical black by Alfred | bas just brought out said views, and g new peace fillip to the pre-war discussion of the incontrovertible | that ‘‘male and female created He them.’’ | These, then, are the reasons why the author of ‘“Women’’—I think he. have been afraid to put his name on the title page—believes men marry 1. Man's love is an emotional re-| wife, like his mother, will be ‘aiffer- She will carry on the good tra- ent.’ | dition. |love that seems to be final in led women of old to take the veil. There comes a time in the amorous uncertainty. lost its first savour. sure of one woman forever. dream. as hee to love, is more cated than the female.” con- cludes the author of ‘‘Women.” “He At any rate, of his sexual! his experience more sentimental. after the maturing character, whatever he is capable of saying in his own is opull sy- *r General our words ereatures: orld when © peace.” today, an to his belief that a woman be satis- him. | " . ' Man's love is an expression of | 'o heal an harbor, an anchor, rest. ». He wore @% Man's love is the child of pity, | the sleeves Bihis passion for saying, “Poor, dear seven stars giri!”’ nis military 4 Man's love is a yearning for) ly two, the & body who will “understand” | e Croix de | his kindly "Personally I do not believe that rarnestness desires ever can be satisfied by ocal, : game woman. If she really un-— ny French- ands the man who loves her she uch appeal Hay sliow him to “poor-dear-little- reneral es. her, since aie self-respecting soldier has — and courage are perhaps the “ecollection, virtues the average man desires he Marne, Bowed in his wife. But she will be aught was uch more positive factor in his ack, and) than Requisition No. 2 would in-| it branded te, in moods and moments of de- orld domi. ely for the has a mes- . his words But if she does not put yeast ‘spect and > fier marriage as wel! ax into her ver better n lack of ess threat- ition of a ne in his- e world to the shy gazelle, to give neither ated upon nor herself the slightest hint | prepara Ge her young affections § are ear. _ ipeched; who adopts the pose that ul Joffie's ra formal proposal will turn on in to dis-— on she will offer an harbor, or peace of the sty’’—what H. L. ken says every husband wanis ra hot foot bath or a down pil- ¢, both will be soggy things in- rhanps here and there still exists iri who believes that the way to the man of her heart is to emu- affectione—as one turns on the mind: ‘Dear little thing,’ and ‘poor little darling.’ about a woman larger than himself. That is the extreme limit of sentimentality; for it shows him besotted. “But pity is ment in male love. of many engagements, riages. Pity is aroused gratification) by the yearning of a virl who has made up her mind to marry shortly. Unhappiness at home is in some clasees of society a sure card to play, and is responsible for some strange weddings. *Thes don't understand me * * * moth- er’s awful! I don’t know what I shall a very constant ele- It is the cause many mar- fas well as cves be. What ‘ | ; lone since _ the pipes after a night of do. I can't stand it much lenger®’ arkind is” he ag ; ‘Poor little girl,’ says the young man, hal Joffre am oS _ptagemrenata the frank | his mind darting to possibilities. it sent the ession by the author of “Wom- | need apply. according to the author he lead in th ; of “Womer.” The idea! is still again im-_ n the first place, the real reason | ....med /up in Bryron’s other sar- ’ , : ‘ ta on cag a 1S castic formula: “Oh, mirth and in- e responds emotionally to a ' 2 a ne i HBB that some one or other of bis "ot" tng Qraimary man we read nner that fen acquaintances is in love with ««pose notions of the woman he tterancess or at least is not so indifferent >... here. we should be beastly poseur is put out of court the notion that _, nd all that! but * * * ’ Who on dwel'ts. might be willl ht roor, a ; his words #nt be willing to marry Nim. has not seen marriages arranged, f polities ANY marriages are achieved and the youth hopelessly ignorant of r . nat *uture?”’ cs. by sheer feminine determi- gcc «or ggg edly the author of od of all, nation. When one reaches ,,,.. tam ‘thinks the best types of the few. Sage of hope it is because there omen ae slags is some ene “is, those been some curious and indefin- ad es ienne” ‘them He » point. turn rom- | * ™ . a Satie Ge : ” wh pene amaa oe Rie does not believe that “strong hearts i t the notior th t she has an in- | faint by & warm heartmone . bu | business) i open "7 ns yg | that there they gird themselves anew upstairs, oom tag a As . (ao . om sue Pane. venirs. I a os “To women, men who crave for 's baton ea — ee ow" reality have this odd and passionate that he : mt —, — hon] sd *| desire to appear not otherwife than had put ; “ae ye hla y 4 with | 48 penitents. We relinquish, in the . r the type of woman id h of our love, the gesture of m aman falls in love—at least | S'rength © . 1) th sources he secks if no flirt. no| "ormal behavior. Failure. all that an those 5 nist " ts — ¢ the world | dreadful treasure of disappointrnent POC a ; ‘that we store in our hearts squeezed - York” ries are taken from novelettes| from ostensible pS in seul from her own revelations of tha. through it os 1s eaihegaen look back me . bdary self. there is something ex- | triumph, is the S. Sawe York, 2 Mmively good | ing somebody |to in memory. The things Wwe Statue of. hae condom ayy toe almost ' longed for and have never zot. Those ire, with — ’ * ' . | things we long to confess. To rest : | b—loved before. He feels her! ' de whole an ; ate nce to be a cuarantee of future | #nd to confess, to 0e ms a " German _ see 1... |¢o be comforted. To be understoou. conduct. He feels safe. She! tne all our embered , " To have a wife who, knowing a be there, forever his, innocent, | th to 1ich was weakness, has yet the strength food; the beautiful safeguard sud of our love.” ‘al Park, love us and to be proud 9° th- hisown continence. Other wom- Tits ome n se ire—well, other women. His (COPFES A — —_ a ally [a ; 4 Amer: | The Wedding Ring. A Necessity. » under HF origin of the wedding ring “i BERRY WALL was walking he es ¥rapped in obscurity, but several ® on the Biarritz promenade country? : ’s have been advanced to e@X-| when a young lady in one of the ed from t. One harks back to ancient! new blouses passed. den. yP’ Before the time of mints and The blouse was cut very, very, low ok two © in Egypt. gold money was in the neck, the short sleeves did 4d oth in the form of a ring, and the! not reach the elbow, and the mate- rs of a man’s hands were his rig} employed was of the finest, convenient bank. He wore hi8 gsheerest gauze. When an enamored swain one of these money rings on bride's finger, he did it to sym- that he gave her not only him- but his fortune. He meant, in just what the modern bride- means when he says in the mony of the ring at the altar, ‘hall my worldly goods I thee uv Mrs. Styles: Your daughter ‘ery backward, they say. Mrs Myles: She is. I wish ‘d let her go around with daughicr. Your daughter »” forward, you know.—vYon- Sl teaman. ife: Tomorrow will be my twen- th birthday woby: W hy. a year ago, just be- ~ Wedding, you told me you after marriage.—Boston Trans- *: Tes. but we women age rap-| “There goes the young Countess de la Tour,” said Wall's companion. “What airs she puts on!” “Well.” said Well, “with a blouse like that it's necessary to put on something, isn’t it?” - ——_ = — cee A een Degrees of Exposure. 66 ITH me.” said the tall man, ‘life is just one exposure after another.” an “What is your business “I'm a photographer.” ‘Well. life is just one ‘after another with me, too.” “Ie that so?’ What line are you exposure jin” - | I'm in the United States Sen- ate.” “Gentlemen,” remarked a thira ilman, “with me also life is just one exposure after another.” RS “So?° And what do you do “] design party gowns.’’-——Detroit News. a When black shocs attain a rust) appearance, rub them with an equa! , quantity of black inkvand olive oi. W omen? eynic—‘‘ They | bad offered to us the conclusions of the yus male who has written that new, amusing and intensely provocative “Men like something stable. They | wish to feel that love and company Intense desire to ‘‘play safe," to; await them through life. One may _ love and love again; but in the end its | ‘unbreakable shackles of matrimony | offers him the sort of resources that life of man when he can no longer endure The game has He wants to be It is a HE male, then, in his attitude unsophisti- —_—— ee ee eee se The Destroyin g Angel —A Romance— By Louis Joseph Vance CHAPTER XII (Continued). | He resumed his chair cn the ve- randa and sighed. It was late after- noon, and he was lonely. After the interest and excitement of the pnre- ceding day and night, today seemed | | very dull and uneventful; it had been ) in truth, nothing less than stupid— a omere routine of meals and pipes interrupted by no communication from the outer world more blood- stirring than the daily call of the vil- lage grocer end butcher. Ember had not telephoned, as Whitaker had honed he would: and the chate- Igine cf the neighboring cottage hac not manifested any interest whatever in the well-being amateur squire of dames. | Whitaker fcit himself 'an-] abused He inclined neglected to sulks calm offered him no Solitude in a lone!ty lodge is all very if one cares fcr that sort of thing: but it takes two properly to che beauties of the wil- | well, ‘appreciate derness. The trouble with him was (he be- that he had lived too long a hermit. For six vears he had been practically isolated and |cut off from the better half of ex- | istence; femininity had formed no ‘factor in his cosmos. Even since his |return to America his associations | had been almost exclusively con- fined to the wives and daughters of old friends, the former favoring him only with a calm maternal patron- ‘age, the daughters obviously regard- ing him as a sort of human curio , old enough to be entitled to a cer- tain amount of respectful consider- ation, but not to be taken seriously —‘jike a mummy,” Whitaker told himself, not without sympathy for ' the view-point of the younger gen- eration. But now, of a sudden, he hat been granted a flash of insight into the true significance of companion- ship Detween a man and woman who had somethirg in common. aside from community in their generation. Not two hours altogether of such intercourse ‘had been his, but it had been enough to infuse all his con- sciousness with a vague but irking discontent. He wanted more an! wanted it ardently, and what Whit- aker desired he generally set him- self to gain with a sing!ie-hearted earnestness of purpose calculated to compass the end with the least pos- sible waste of time. In this instance, however, he wes handicapped to exasperation by that confounded ankle. Besides, he couldr.’t in pursue the woman: she was entitled to a certain amount of privacy, of freedom frem his attentions. Furthermore, he nad no right vet offer her attentions. It seemed necessary frequently re- tnind himself of that fact, in spite of th vile humor such reminders as a rule aroused | gan to realize) gecency a? to to He passed into one such now, scowling darkly in the face of an exquisite, flawless day. One thing was settled, he assured himself: as soon as he was able. to get about with comfort, he would lose no time in hunting up his wife's attorneys and finding out why they were slow about prosecuting her case Failing satisfaction in that quarter— well, he would find some way to make things move. It wasn't fair to him to keep him bound to the vows of a farcial union. He was not prepared to submit to such injustice. He would, if needs must, hire de- tectives to find him his wife, that he might see and in person urge upon her his equal right to release from an unnatura! bondage! He had lashed himself into a very respectable transport of resentfu! rage before he realized what way his thoughts were leading him; but he |calmed down quickly when, 'chancing to lift his eves from their absorbed study of the planks com- posing the veranda floor, he discov- ered a motor boat drawing in toward the landing-stage. t once a smile of childlike seren- ity displaced the scowl. Instinctively he gathered himself together to rise, but on reconsideration retained his seat, gallantry vielding to an intuitive sense of dramatic values; a chair- bound invalid is a much more sym- pathetic object than a man demon- strating a surprisingly quick recov- ery from an incapacitating accident Nevertheless, there seeméd no ob jection to returning a cheerful! flourish to the salute of a slender arm. brown and bare to the point where a turned-back shirt waist sleeve met a rounded proper motor swept is his elbow, At precisely the from the dock the ceased purring: the boat on, white water crisping befheath its stem, rip- ples widening fan-like from its flanks and sketching eweeping plumes of purple on the caim ultramarine sur- fuce—its speed at first not preceptibly moderated. Gradually. then, it yield- BREAKFAST SPECIALS Swift's Premium Beiled Ham, !b...._.. 85c EL, Ws nccccedneupednad 50c Swift's Premium Bacon, sliced, b.... 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Heretofore we have been used to think of satin as a certain kind of material, distinctive in that it was different from other silks such as taffeta or crepe de chine. tut this season there is a distinc- grades considered good, will ruff up the surface and not wear well. This season many attractive new weaves have been introduced for various kinds of wear—street, sport, evening, and for under- garments: and it is up to the wom- an herself to choose that satin which will serve best for her es- _— D ilk if { r ‘ ? dl | HE .clock had struck 12 and ail the toys were beginning to stretch themselves, getting ready T to talk, when all at once Calico Cat. who seldom had anything to say, be- gan to talk. if you have any t getting another home, listen to my story.” | “Why, Calico Cat,” exclaimed Ma- rie Doll, “I never knew you to go outside of this room until yesterday. I noticed that you were not looking well when the little mistress brought you in here this morning. Where were you?” “That is what I am going to tell,” replied Calico Cat, you one trip is all I ever want. “You see, I was carried out with play out in the yard, others were brought in last night 1 was left, for that horrid dog came and carriéd me on the other side of the fence, and, oh, such a dreadfu! time as I! had. “It was just as the sun was com- ing up this morning and, of course I could not do a thing but listen. If it had only happened before that I might have a different story to tell.” wide | gtory. | “As I told you, I was on the ground _top of the wall and looked down at | me, | “What is it?’ asked one. said the other, “‘but not quite. Let 'us jump down and speak to the crea- ture.’ ever I wished for claws I did right two saucy creatures howled at and not content with them clawed at me. “Oh, how I did wish then, yowled and that, it was mid- I could do was just stare at them, pecial use. For street and practica] choose a reasonab!) waters, moving slower and more siow nosed the istage with a touch well nigh as gen- until at length tle aS a caress. OISED lightiy over the bows, the “As a matter of faci, I can move ing manner, and it was a good thing Prvoman waited. her figure all in only at the cost of excruciating for the two Pussy Cats they were saf: white sharp-cut against the blue agony.” on the garden wall, instead of in the sky and water, with an effect as vital She considered him with a sober! playroom at that minute as it was graceful. Then at the right face and smiling eyes. “[ don't be- “We have all had our trials out- instant leaping to the dock with the lieve you. You're a fraud. Besides, side this room, I am sure,”’ said Ma- headwarp, she made the little vessel I didn’t come to see you. at all; I'rie Doll, “and I am sure we all) fast with two deft half hitches round came to find out why Mr. Ember agree with you, Calico Cat, that this the outmost pile and, turning, came‘ dares so to negiect me. Did you jis the only place for toys to live.” swinging to dry land and‘up the gen- deliver my invitation?” “No one has had the dreadfu! ex-| tle slope to the veranda, ease and “I did, unwillingly. He was deso-| perience I had last night,”’ said Cal- strength and joy of living inherent in lated, but he couldn't accept—had to! ico Cat, and she was in no mood to every flowing movgment, matching, run back to town immediately after! he disputed, all of the toys agreed well the bright comeliness of her. dinner.” 'with her. countenance and the shining splendor “He's as great a fraud as you. But)! (Copyright. 1919. by the Mcure Newspaper | 7 - - Syndicate. 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Sponging the soiled | “Shan't—until you do will be secured if the ether is “But I really cant stop.” Marble should be washed with am- | poured into a bow! and half the col- She ascended the _ steps and! »onia and water rather than with/lar is immersed and squeezed at a dropped coolly into a chair laughing soap and water. ‘time. at her own lack of consistency. Whitaker resumed his seat. ——_- _———— ——~—T{T{> Ss ss eS SSS SSE SS A “You're really able to stand with- out assistance?” ‘I'm ashamed to tween you and me—a dead secret admi wear it is wise to iy f lose weave smart feature of this frock with is the plain foundation portion of the bod- and then one of them laughed and said: ‘Oh, it’s a stuffed thing. 1 guess someone threw it out of the -—Ooniv its mustn't.’’ ‘Very landing- well. any more sympathy on you.” pleasanter to pretend Then I shan’t.waste I me out of the window. Oh! how !T wish I could meet one of them now. And Calico Cat humped he switched her tail in a very threaten- ; > s* Re = there's nothing really the matter with me any more. Sum Fat i fa eis = awe wt osbeacesee) = *- 3. \y - > ++ eos! — + > -+-- ? + titty — th / + ++ +4 4 =e J P2eeee a frees ; :: : 3 fsSeeer ~ o> >; a rs ws p pet Per rf -- *e eee » « + + * @0000d Siizite > : - . Fragrant steam from an amber stream! Can a beverage be. judged by its aroma? ‘At Your Grocer MEYER BROS. COFFEE AND SPICE CO. Sr. Lows © es —— ‘ ffee Settles the Question Surround Your sonada:i\ Our complete landscape fishing higb-erade shrubs trees and persons treatment-—s lew cost expert guring i unusually service #8: ee ee ee | Stark Bros. Landscape Architects and Nurserymen ’ Bell) Pheowe ...... 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It seemed so very attrac- nor yellow, but has all its bones tive when you first saw it in the and sinews well covered with firm shop, the material was so handsome, white skin can wear anything she the style of the garment suited your chooses for it will be certain to be be- figure and the color was so pretty | coming. Unfortunately the majority that you cannot understand just why | of us are not blessed with necks like it is so unbecoming to you. this, so it behooves us to take a littie Nine chances out of 10 it is be-| trouble to make our frocks suit Us. cause you have not a touch of white! But these new collars with vests witli at the neck. A color worn close| solve al) problems for the woman about the throat, especially any dark with a thin neck, for she can pin the ‘or vivid shade, brings into undue points of the collar together until the prominence all the lines and shadows prominent bones and hollows are in the face in a way that is not at all | covered with a becoming film ef lace flattering. This touch of white usu- | A collar and cuffs made of organ- ‘ally takes the shape of some sort of | die and embroidered in a very simple “and I can assure some of the other toys yesterday to’ but when the’ All the toys sat up close to Calicc | Cat and listened with wide-open eyes | and mouths and Calico Cat gave a/ yawn and went on with her! “*Looks like one of our family,’ | “Then down they jumped, and if pleasing flavor. the use of my put into the stew will also apeainied for those | its flavor. me in the rudest manner, | one of | teaspoonful of strained honey insteac two or three hours. shaking it oc- night. so I could answer back, but all | the cream early in the day at your) »-| from woodwork. r back ana | move finger marks by rubbing them | PQOGDOOOO: WDOODODOOVOG» eX a collar. It may be one of the new design with the new washabie woo) long, narrow collars that look so well| in colors makes an absolutely new with the V-shaped neck of blouse or and very smart and becoming finish frock, or if the dress is made with! for the neck. Such collars can be one of the newer round necks some-| purchased ready made or they can times all that is necessary is a fold| easily be made at home by any wom- ‘of wash satin or net basted in alj/an who is at all clever with her nee- around it, or a collar that stops at/| die. It is always best to make your- each side, leaving the center materi- | self a pattern before attempting to al, where there is often braiding or cut out any collar, as then you are beading, uncovered. Any of these certain that it really fils you. Cut devices will soften the neck wonder- the pattern wom an old newspaper fully and will often make an unbe- | or piece of old muslin. And cut but coming frock into a becoming one. | one-half of the collar on a fold, that Some of the newest collars of lace | is, fold the paper in the center before or net are made with a very attrac-| Cutting and then when you open it tive little vest attached to them./ out you will be sure to have each This is a great boon for the thin/| Side exactly alike. These collars are woman who does not care for the! simply finished on the edges with _new high-necked blouses, but likes| hemstitching in colored design at the comfort of the low-necked varie- | each end. on the other side of the garden wall | when along came two big cats on the | The Housewife’s Scrapbook | HREE or four bay leaves put in/{viate all blistering and will in no the water in which ham or | wise affect the efficacy of the poul- shoulder is boiled will afford a| tice. One or two leavcs | T Lime water can be made cheaply by taking a fresh piece of lime the size of an egg and pouring two quart» Next time you whip cream, use a of water on it, allowing it to stand of sugar to sweeten it. It will give a casionally. Bottle and keep fo: delicious flavor and you can whip. use. Use paper to wipe out your eink and spider before washing it. It prevents patches of grease gettin to, into the pipes, which makes so much leisure, because it will remain firm. all day. A piano is quite as sensitive a dull rich lustre, the color dyed in ice, which should be of a color ¢con- the skein insted of in the piece after trasting to the skirt, but trimmed Window at some of our friends who changes of temperature as an in- | trouble. weaving. Pussy willow satin and with that color of soutache braid., were giving a night concert on the Valid. It should not be placeo near beaver satin are two such practical A brown frock for instance, would! garden wall.’ the fire because the heat draws the | When watering house plants, if qualities, and my design today offers have a tan satin gilet-bodice trim- “Now, did any of you ever hear of | Y°od, and it should not be near an the water runs in the saucer it is « a pretty suggestion for their develop- med with brown soutache. The such an insulting remark?” asked | Open window on a damp day, because good sign, if not, something is wrong ment. The long straight lines, so sleeves are long and tight, with aj; Calico Cat, sitting up very straight | the wires are apt to rust. with the plant. sought after this spring, are achieved dashing cuff attached a few inches|and looking with angry eyes at all : by two bands that on the skirt are above the wrist by buttons like those the toys. | When the cake of soap becomes s0 If the hair brush bristles requires held fast near the bottom by five or on the waist and skirt. “And now you can see why I tel] | ‘hin that it has reached the point of stiffening after being washed, dip ‘six buttons. On the bodice, these If one should desire to interpret you all to stay here and not wish to | breaking, moisten it and do likewise them in a solution of milk and wa- bands drop free under an Eton Jack- this design in serge, the foundation live in any other place, for you may with a full cake, then firmly press ter in equal proportion and dry by et portion, and extend into a collar waist could be of satin, and the) be insulted right and left and never the two together and let it remain to heat. around the back. An exceedingly bands could be lined with the same. have a chance to answer. dry for a couple days. You will then i (Copyright 1919 eS a ‘If ever I wished my claws and have a solid cake of soap and | Eaten alone, buckwheat is a val- 7 paws were not printed calico it was |"? waste. 'ueless food. ‘ed to the passive resistance of the mous physician. I could run a race! when that creature said they threw | | — Soap and water will take the paint | You can easily re- Hominy with ralsins or dates makes a tasty cereal. with a piece of clean flanne! dipped Prunes should be soaked for «lx into kerosene. Then wipe with 4 or eight hours before cooking. ‘cloth wrung out of hot water t9| _—- destroy the kerosene odor. °" Nothing ruins a hardwood floo- | When purchasing a hair mattress iselect one filled with black hair. The | white hair is usually a bleached va- |riety and thereby has been deprived | | of its springiness and it mats more | |quickly than the black or even the) gray hair. ' sooner than scrubbing For a Clear Skin ' Rubbing silver or plated eggspoon with a little salt and ammonia will remove the discolora:ion caused by. ithe sulphur in the egg. | ; ° ; ° When mixing a mustard poultice, | Soothing and Refreshing the white of egg. This will ob- | - . Use GLLOGETLEEGOOTOOOSWOHOGWOSTODHGOSGOSSOOOSOOIOOSO '@ *) Just South Bet. Locust of and St. . Busy Bee Charles Sts. WOOOOOQOOEOO® DOHFCDO HHO HOOQOHS as sierele ~~ = Completely Dominating in the Field of Trimmed Hats : ." PCQOOODxe . ~ i* ~ ‘e) . eS ‘e er ‘s ° at Of - e ‘e B ¢ (e) 3 $ 5 am 3 10 2.2 DHIDD HOODS % Friday hundreds of ; . ngpw creations, never des 2 shown before, will be ‘ ; placed on sale, making ie ° an assortment absolate- o = ly UNEQUALED ia va & * riety and value. ee ? Watlteau Effects Garden Flops : 3 Mitzi Sailors Pert Pokes é : Chic Tams Large Soft Hais % j \ 2 ~ z One Entire Floor Devoted Exclu- o & sively to $5 Hats & Be sure to see these remarkable valcaca 3 7 & - NO PMATOOS OA TNE I NUR oe LR ARRON! hag Rt SONS ERR I. ER che EMRE TO! pe alls ee a NEE am ena:

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’ TE RR ih Sh Pao ck tt cee ee a at LOUIS POST- DISPATC i THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 6. 1919. ST. LOUIS: POST-DISPATCH pel iin _— - - aa —————— — r i ona ae + Seno nee Saves Time and Mone aggre rio | BETTER MARKET t OR New York Stocks PES Ane moe Be — er, oe = ee G R Al N MA R K ET Ss fl — — : a2nq terminal prices olbta by « . ' : snisajon ST- eT r 7 ’ PO ‘ art (orders and extra oe y stock rant Chesnical Co. Head Congratulates Post- STOCKS IN REPORTED DAILY FOR THE dat NEW v(R DISPATCH BY G. H. WALKER & .*8 25.955 a asters higher AL LEAGUE, pispatch for Putting Its Fi sé i eas 28 : * ts inger on the Sore CO., 307 NORTH FOURTH STREET ° ST. LOU Bel. AR ING HOUSE , HGGS Fresh firsts. 38c: returned cases Bey 9 PAN 1% W d a o Et . : ' ieee | . : T > : "i ie] } ‘ ; BI ITER | ct , or ‘ _ “4 , H Q ~ pot of pathy Oo ar y V ater Tra nsportation NEW YORK, March 6. : ,ouay ce et $2. wot 946 my as anh tks ee m¢ Pao ~ : PP a - en URSDAY Ss com ARA ct IN EB FU tT URE Q' vO TATIONS. ° esterday . .. 24,586. 0 AY en) ‘ , | + a cc ea >) . A year pecs - > » «hd +O 452 oft, Cults ou! au . aver) e ‘ , “ . 1. Cc. Grant Chemical Co. of East St. from the railroads and they find it , I xeption of rr slows. Aa ee _Les_S Noon |. 1917 a Ce.. & 3\_ 3A 3% 4 The ; fair trz ¢ cocks, Ie: spring chickens ite: oe es " AY CORN wanted 0 0 x . ia Ss nevs- " for shipments of the J C C y Leased Ww ire From the New Yerk | An Ice . ; — 44% 441%, 46 44% 46 iere Was a lair t! ade in securities CROr ‘ ary Die Ke 100, tq 40 pounds se 7 su os moe 4 yesterday ‘under the heading, | pb hich this company is using the | Cit! review today, says: |An French Ss. 97 97% OTK ‘970 oot. call : ip is at Bt eons = 10 180 ths. 1% aldige | ¢ hicage .. ae oe oe + ten ime = ea | hg 127 4D —— ; : , arges. It h . “Althourch aii, a eee vn i, PR tobe, 7 ~ “5 to 200 pounds, at 12°) @ 14% if? te beesroeroeenes sa —_ s at "~ 24 wet *, hy St. Louis Isn't Making Great- that i oe eres | b ough possibly not reflected |4™ Suset a7 117% 1184 117% 118%,| United Railways 4s held steady at and pound; rough. coarse, heretics, thin BONERS CRY oocacesastedsreneee: 127% I1254a@%b 126 eb 127%> 127! anks, the Tse of the River.’” our consignments reach New | i" the stock market, the unquestion- |Am. Sumatra...110% 111 ..... ..... 111 | $51 bid, $51.50 asked, but tt | eteck ea eed ae rane lg A MARCH OATS France, whe Orleans ahead of the average rail ably important incident of the day Am. Telephone.104% 104% 104% 104 1064 | we ' . a: , DU re stocKS « spring lam be a. % , He: bucks at Se te] Mt: Laele .c.cecaseneens ca gy = : : 1 - In a table of * ‘ippers and their shipment and in much better con-| vr... the agreement of the steel man- | 44". Fumley.. 23) -— Da ile ’ : wt ey EOY : F te ee) : ; ‘ of . a 4918 shipments by barge which ac- dition. Baking powder is very sus- ag omen conference to negotiate in | A. Rumley pfd. 61% 61 .......... 6 ; re ssed Brick preferred stock W&3) princes N HA KE. “AKIN E - rable Strader im) _ MAY OATS , companied the article, the J. C. ceptible to damage by moisture -- | é matter of prices with the Gov- | A. L.. Oil pfd. 90 R9% . ern two points lower ona sale at $28. | bakers special and pastry ‘eo ¢ Flan ahice ae | — TOUS «6 ee wresarsers: HS “2% 6t%a 6i\e “i ast. drant Chem ical & omvpvany was shown we have no such dam = . - a el ‘ ernmen « A committee with power ' A. Ww. Pap pfd 49) . 4) May 4°? % 41 a 42) Bank stocks were quiet, with Na- sal HEF SE Juote pe r pound _ North ern cacy eee ++ etereeeaetretee orX ae le 61 ly 0o',» oY a Ps 00% -‘s- : ' age. ’ ; ‘ : . a - we 1 . ns. =” si bat ong : oy ) ' ark the pags » have. been one of the chief ship- “It also is a fineeamnsy ¢ ee _ meee in hand While a To com. ... 5% 66 o 65% 66% tional Bank of Commerce at $126, or | G#"les. Vcc: , 2. she. pr mea trey oo ae | JULY OATS formerly ng rers by river, with 110, °83 pounds n. . piece consumy Pr ‘ No h o one- nthe pain mage Reo ig any way, ;* i , ", ‘ 2. Steady values, the only seller. Bond« purge fe. bil@ = Sw ias No j Se ‘beta ‘k. Oy: Ry ee ee eee eeee camaaed nie a sues’ : = oo. , ; : 2 ' seem that . “ra lun jas 34 514 : i * | a ior quality less , PD seas s se eeeees . ai Or, : 5 fweking powder consig red in thre? buys. mo Susewire | are ady ae e manufacturers | gg -% « gau were firm on the issues mentioned PIGAONS AND ee ~- eee Ra on at whe Dye", re than one can. It is no* ready to act unitedly Cc. P. Ref. com 47% 47% 4m - . = doe , $1 ' . VULABS— Live pigeons, ae _— == 2 See Jug ~~ months heavy as freight g Tt 4 "Tha three quest ions le ft t ia a | Distiliers 58% nine re - 47% R14 CLOSING IN SESSION. 12 eS rue Meg es fan y homers 11 ‘a ne . ys 7 oes. a en e ‘ se i 5 - fa) e e- rah die e« os > 9 0 ret, bo AS ‘ys Qu ITATIONS ‘ ‘Cet a to e¢ oaozen, gs o oO : ‘c ‘ REMOVAL “~\Y hen all the compa rativ ely tri if- to me that if we could shi no ner termined are. first, how much lower |G. Motor new. 152% 3° 155% 139 = ion ' an TX ye “KS - aaa Bid : . n= nl pone is, 87.50@8 WwW mone , te. Re yo | CORN MARKET Is STEADY ri the yng complaints are w iped away and pounds of baking powder yea. 283 > will be the prices which the Meai- | °% Meter pid .. &4 R414 : ot nat tines foes... aTT — ae sane! - $6.50@7: sinall, $5 to $5.25, common FAI lo he truth cf the matter exposed,” f 4 . P er, shippers ating Board wilj fix ¢ » . . | Goodrich . Gi% 671 *--» ©*'4 Merchants’ Laclede Nat. _ 0% L$ T0 LOWER CORN IN ' . oO bulkier, heavier f h . . as reasonable; | .. Ci Gi%*% 8 (7% 68 ~ - eaed 8 Ve tabl 4, “it will b , ? reight, should | second, how large will | , In. Paper com... 44% t aad , Nat. Bank of Commerce ... 125 127 ge es. pS aE ‘harlie ‘’ Rogers SA As e see n that have consigned many times th d ‘ te C “ ° ie the imme- | 44 a] 455% 44% 447. Mississippi Valley Trust sie . “> mas te POTATOES C oc CHICAGO. March 4 — Removal! of the hoe _ ; - she traffic managers of most St. ‘amount to the river.” . : at : iate Government orders and whether Lib. Ist 3%s . ‘98 R4 OR RZ OX RP 90TH OS TH pated Raliways OS ay 3% - 3 $1.75 per 100 pounds: Ne nae eaaet burbank. price minimum had only a transient : ome Till M _ rer. or navy, railways or wire service; |'"t M- M. com. 23% 23% 24 23% ‘O United Railways pfd, ...... 131 TOMA’ Ss, weripers reey oy. “ ing effect today on the corn " . - _—- — = . - “ - - 23%, 24 l'nited Railways esses Le TOMATOES —Fiorida 6-bask ar Trade Board Removes Bas | fac Ss = — a+ ' > tailways 48 ........ ! : $5.50 for fan: A 4 asket crates. act that all bans on the port previ- es 0 | affect nae the whole negotiation will Int. M. M. pfd.101% 1% 106% 1@ 1m” % Kinloch Telephone Gs ....... OB ole for ah Mae y; $4.50@5 for choice, $2.0a5 eon Pork Shipments. siona had been lifted AF, be of ty ~ c ‘ P ' : 1 Cert ed cam on = ; =. "ag — > . & Mi. sed rank and file of ordinary Lib. _ a : 94.10 94.10 92.56 94.56 — =o Bin LSPet? are =? vw) ONTONS— Sacked red globes. $4.50 t . WASHINGTON, Mareh 6.—Remova! of yg — > dis nee 6 ere inating ban . . Consumers Lb. 24 4s .....93.50 93.52 93.52 93.48 43.48 Ely & Walker i ee - ir So per 100 pounds delivered; white $9 w. ie bork and pork products from the export preasure | sina ppointed ~ FF —y as . ‘Ve Ps i 4 ine “ft yf, ‘ ' . _— as . ite. ¢ ! c a iniiti ; omg ae its News rie The salient fact will be, supposing Tib. Ist 4s ..95.10 94.98 94.86 94.94 94 &% lv & Waiker 2d ofa eo een "9 = \S are » ta -~ \ — . aia ne at oe Wer a ~ yen hg Fg eqveree Seuy. is on 5 wavering bet successful negotiation, that t) \y4e. 24 4%s ..93.92 93 “ rr inter. Shoe pid Bp : ulk oland seed, $60 per tiv same Board. . Itc lower ith x 2° . 1° la a an i” . - rf . 7. - -* ; 9 > oo? +] S4 qj i a 2 _ **e @ ® @@eeowaeeeve 10S eere ton ne WwW J x aod 4 - . pet : ive today. At the time the board ° w th Ma $1.28 te 51. end re an Rance Raa a 'S See Tl 4. ~ tenons . 3.84 93.02, Brown Shoe com. .. - g3e¢ ti exas, 870@75, according to |. e July $1.23 to x, hiladeiphia ag — . a oy . onsumer will have re-|* » Sd 4%s ...%. 26 95.20 95.24 95.15 95.24 Brown Shoe pfd SRE lp a5 ° one RHC B » Tt mw ew ge Be eg slightly erties des sia. we aes tr bh pm. . lard-Dempsey Ss ec r ; pamactc. — vin om ne og market. The = — 4\8 93.90 93.88 23.96 92. as an m4 Sl tet Ys = oom > 4" uaneles Ao ARB ~Home-grown., "5 @50c per commodities to Furopean nothnakienn met SS cases went well above g like |matter of present controversy is |*** ‘etro 176% 177% 179% 177% I7R Graulic F. Be. pid. ..-+.- 3% 294 HORS were required to bear # certificate from opereay © Ee . gl ing you 0 \ | ANNOUNCEME 2 1\whether the rest. of the — Nat. Einam. com ) =a 94 bo ane . MM ‘e Ha nilton-Brown oe cecice $2'% -.... | farmer EK. Aner, Home grown. loose the Food Administration showtng that Reports that offerings from country fering s } sa ys , potential | [= ° 51% Gl%™ 61% 51% | Netional Candy com. es . a6 to $2.25 per barrel; top the administ had increased on the bul od 7 pace, ] American consumers 4 or ( ' “eo 1 Wet (* io 9 ? >i ie . 6% for extra larg } ration had approved the ssie ' ulge | p- BH . . a , : rs will infer from !(©""° “*** -----: G BOM 2.22. oiecs SOM! Gm andy . A SMOKER . ee, a a price reduction to the Government iPierce Oj) .... *7 3 17% 27% «171 17) Chicago Ry. Set 16K: 104 $5.4) - ana sugar barrels. $4 to 2 aw for Beston account. The market ought to” be a mn Parente, | evea te cee cee bee es Sak, Se a ststher reductions are to be an fers On -----103% 382 198% FS ETWEEN SESSION BALER | nghfANOL—Loulsiana, $4 to $5.50 per| Pr Roger MR ee RB oo ; Hoc ° a 0 © 1oOC “ Ta ' . : ? . _s . oh) ** ” i rilte ‘ "1 ~ 5. ‘ = I " wer , ; cmpscy is a fas ~~ A the New Universit: Club. orena ticipate d. or whether, concludine that | '®*™** *- -: ..192% 192 192% 192 192 4 a ton-Brow! n, 13 33. pad PL ANT Florida, 1% | Removal of Government control of July $1.24% to s. 24a. ght end the fight , elected. —~_ a a Ss ho rs will be gee have scraped bottom, they will a Pro. .. Bi% Sse 85% 85% 85% REGULAR ‘SESSION SALES fancy. $6 $7 pew 6. SUmey Crecem hog prices failed to lower the corn = — mm ° c by a quartet 4 once proceed to place tes ‘ited Fruit 164 ¢ 10 Nat. Bank of Cor : aa BRL sae. 8s 4 i RO ‘ Flour, Mea) have a MARRIAGE LICENSES. and addresses by the Rev. E. Combie 8 ' pia their own 164 lg... .. 1% ae CE Commnnaren, 126. t UTS—California drums. | market other th , ad Bran. chance to Her Ho Dunn hi panes Branch Rickey and John 1. Mesem eens, | future order lun nited C. S ...132% 132% 1234 132% 122% R te ag ees fommerce, 126. SWEET. vor ATOKS—Hon early conan oe as La = Sy ogy basis f ‘em Wale ....4--- anccer eles &. Grand WEMBE —_—— All that can now be said is that | 17. S. Rubber .. 90% 80% 81% 8O™% 81% $1000 seeps . — ¢ Sees pfd., 28. wudas. & an: eenite. $2 3541 nO: a. Binge & ere today, owing tO); a9 of latest sales, at 81.374 john Jenkin® ......+--+--+-+--I825A Papin | Louis. a Te St. the second of these results has al-|U- S. Ind. Alco.111% 111% . 4gyy| 2 Bly & Walker 24 pfa., 76 i oo nansemond and nancy hall, $2.254 | snuneneets eee oe oe wae KAFIR Xo. 2 wile ot 52.00 te Se tie a Like A . **"3903 Adams | Revolution’ are or, oF Se Ameri a8 ~ soy invariably followed inaction of | *'*#!mia-C- ©. C.4 4 : ars 54 ‘. iy > ahr r ~ ye. 190. | = juueny aa > ~ SO on mee |Trade Board of the export ban on nn atened mn on 8 ordare from ‘ame “wr ardin.. Cc inton. 1! at the Ki yo 0 wor t iis eort = " ‘ = iW tin ‘i . _ ; . alker ‘t pf 100. ine ~~ sOuI\s . av Cc per (ere. vernine u lone aes Thomas Hardin........Clinton. Ht | ecieck. to work on garments for refugecs 14 | Just such y Prmretroney rg a it —~ i ag ony $1000 United Rvs. 4s, 51. CARROTS--Home-ar hed. 60 fewer ar pork products to all neu- | ?or Wan formerly, ae large, guantliy 6 \¢ rr . mae ow Furopean = for refugees in : ; s 1@ market as os com 26°. 26 27 26% 27 AFTERNOON oe 5s ; ‘ear hea me-grown Washed, ec to | \rais. ome - ae it Aan ther gasse-orceeo+-S5lt N. Seth a 'that which now exists. The ac Willys Ov. pfd.. 92% 92% ... oad Fe ee atin per bu box loose me traders expressed the/| wheat will be permitted in milling. lemever .... ate : he actio 2% 92's ee oe LASING QUO ONS , , ‘ ’ SD lcascs AMD eam a n of | t+. 92%} - QUOTATION GAKLIC—California loose and str belief that this would ultimately | rom ne! yess os. quis, aoe James Holin Elise nm ’ A MASS “1 “9 ' the outside was always artiy eo | - > 4 pa . : in fa ike e¢eeeé ow ' -~ ( ' m ‘ : . 7500 and senond ~~“ r } nets Hert , h “pea T ecth tng} men ‘overseas g hee yp bo wy of | existence of any large potential home ~ : a om, — “ & 0% 91 : in beac Ta 1 ee oe roe snegiles 1001 "eF renege eS rough " weather also f ey fn sn! ‘ : rtric i ’ ecatur. TI! cbarce im on ad mittee in cons ' . - : Arm OC0. cm. F, O5 “6 Oh 66 Sy ; ’ . , i] ol i. ( ELER} f a ; roe - . on white ’ (eltie Marie Brady eres? ee mn fiend, Tho aes, of Harold Ha M. wv 1 om = tt gen Sate om now. | alaska Gold m1 one eo 3% et £ FMF gen. Ss | gs | rough, $10 ae a ree ceasen in the | helped the buyers. GD: straight ai 7 Mas and dark Bt tt E.7 Georce J. Dietz fp » & Uireen. i __. § ption demands ' sgh Orden. ate. rion ws oT § egy age ~ > Tits =~? mm | LEEKS —Louisian 30¢ lOc ‘ per rrei in ‘eac See 28" * 22-220 ORS ol MEMBERS — (exist beyond dispute. | An. Copper ou Ge 2M Be& O04!" tc ae OO a a , | bunches slana. 30c to 40c per dozen| Oats futures were firmer and abont bing D tae OY jaa Sahn Hoary Hoch.......... 2052 Wvoming Bureau ge | OF ene BALES MANAGERS’ “Advances of 1 or 2 points in the , Am Sm com. 66% 66% 8% GN Hy | do Od fd. , seve seoe4 100 60s per. dozer GREENS ~ Louisiana. °5@ lc higher, despite a light trade. Re- 106-0 EI — oe cus ne , the , iber of («* es rr fs r ' . . i“ iam. Stl ‘av KS - - . . | International Shoe “* ‘6 | c per dozen bunches. : 4 : —" “— 9 oo TTTTILT "S600A Wyoming + ol at. Louis Purchasing Pe ny erce and a gre hares, immediately follow- | sn RE ag a: nn ak RT SG% S867. son . —_ mal | hoe pfd 10s KALE f vocee “9 ak: eel Pr were small in all markets. —~ 100 a grits and bominy &t c ps = PP see eeeeereoreres IMT Dillon * 7 meet at. the Citv Cl at om | OE tne news th: t he ivi : le ‘ | alawin 40c0. . S ru} 8 78) , ar: . r 7 7 . oe ‘ ‘| 2 af K {DISHES (‘hicago hothous 5 r | ere was é tt i. MM. sccccecoe ces 1916 Russell | 9 ..0c™ Jinner tonight at which’ Bree SS 8) | impo adie dividends Of 4M | Butte & Sup... 18% 187 ae (ade > | Graulic | F.. Brick pid > a .. | dozer s. Louisiana Ise t a talk of @ resumption wt MALT Iv Ps Wheat feed at “il Heed r Jones. Capt. T. W. Van Schoiark ockine tee Mei rtant group of producers 1ad | por . P , 18% 18% 128% =a ilton-Brown ; 12 arma : ne na, .1 to “He per! export buying bran at $37 10GG29, ond soft at ' see ee eeeeeeee nicago. | §Robir aha -41 - aS . Ck re . > « p : ,etn. Stl. 3 . AL) Sy 66 GT ~ 12 , | Nationa Candy con . a ; . “7 | AV u es. ; » ‘soft " ° an Minga Mueller ae * “d ) will speak There ' , : n cut by amounts ranging , ’ ‘ Ci, GH aca 7 oe "AR N > , a P - z mixez feed do at 840.50; er Kdrar Meyer ac. oe levi Park and instrumental musica! program. x ot to $4 in the annual rate od Chite Cop 15 Sim 15m 15 6m | REGULAR SESSION SALES ' rr 7 . 3 a ee: ee May cora opened Ke to 1 Kc tow: Maren aw 5 Ton ag te o-rivel ha aeecce cumeevene. iii . , ’ € ; ~ ‘vi- Cc : sy wt te sc : | 5 Certain-teed comroon See ok’ ot : : ~— alee _ ‘ - ipment. ominy , M Stockey. eiendaeage Belleville. il dentiv due to hasty repurchases: by — ae , RDN 22%, °. ; 3214 Pa he prom. D2 se “Re TAB iY yo = a dian in bulk, $1.25 | ©T: ; at $1.31% te $1.31, rallied to/| $48 for yellow and $45 for white barley Futian H. Me reenroth... Sekt Sind POLICE ITEMS | people who had sold in expectation | ruc. Stee) ... 60% 60% 61% 60% 61%; ‘|b Hydraulic Pressed Brick pfd 27 SETTUCK—Florids !aree hampers. $4.50 $1.33%, then reacted to $1.32%. July pres, ot tn — =— alfaife at $31 rr : Leis . - . : : € ; fe * eng in ~ ~e on ond oki ’ pA +e -~i , —_ a a = . a , ; . d e ; “>* ames F. Swinne) ~Smpeghe — nage icin ' os iy very curtailment in the divi-j,;,, on k “ea dl 30% 630% ™ van eee fe a. are a ee Ag me +. “yy | box. |opened %c lower, at $1.27, sold at in s« h. sacks, cache ond CD Or OS Ma) Laver 9 7esese aqcison a — ee SS enas. — ov 6% e) . - oe ] 9% a a. rae ' — ? REETS- ond . male B... news © i oone $1.26 Tq, then rose t ” : . aris Lemke .......... we en te Bed ye EN, DRUGGIST. 201 NORTH “It was a foregone conclusion that on — Aa 4 8 New York Curb Opening sehel bos —— “Youiniana, new, 10@15¢ Private trad Tee at e0. | Cash G Else ouise Miller ‘eer eee o+seeeee "12 monroe fe My a =: " ‘AS AS ec poice to Sea;©r: a) : the old pa ‘ mente — ; enn. {on pool _ ty Oy “rey & “} one enn ee Le yee riva a rac ers will be free to irmn- as rain “ee eeee peseeeevce 218 Monroe Tr @ bright messenger -_ eS, . would not be main- ' , . —— 7 . elinns: ’ Gj Ww ~~ Be Ds Se ee Leute. yy |rUn errands at possonger Soy, ne hired 2 | tained. with copper metal quoted ack, Me OB% — i% } 04% | cen he eee - by Stifel. Nicolaus Inv. Co, 4 SH ar ’ ors Louisiana, 20@30c per port baceh into Great Britain from —— wal ruff Ne . - Angy “ +. boy er ' wes ‘ ' : ates ‘ le Ste ‘7 > - .* aaway . ; ‘ OEP oie 3 the 6666 660000 7 eee os . *, 1 eported to B , r ine h atement » - |, Nevada Cons 16 157% “7 cdo pid “1 a ~ Tex: O75 wih’ re | No. mix ‘ : ‘se had made sowed ; _ pees .Edgemont Station. Iii went the boy on the eaees ap eee | a ae i “ ng by lPan. Am. Pet.. 70% 0% = ssae 18% ) vs oe 4 eal 79% "SPIN ACH ane Pad to $1.40 per George H. Roberts, food controller ~~ R- white, Saal 4a; Ne. PDP vrs i me. 7 on ' . 3 neces. >eeeee . Sherrard. ’ e ac nvestigation revealed. a. : >| cTtors ca ng at - . r : - eee eee : ._ = c ~ %eterson lake. . PERE a” te -s SHI’ Ks Horme-grown Cae ° ye w. 130@1.40. No. 3. 5 - 4 uld EL nnn co ccceecece Maplewood. Ill ken said, that the message was Ber tention to the heavw taxes 'P. S. Car com. 65% 6% (6% GA OM ree, ae ae opens x 9 A. d+ ome-krow per bushel according to a dispatch from London! we er. No. 2 , Oe 7 >? ao that 7 Henr. J k Mo a fake. ; e : that must rR @ « ao tied - } A ‘ : ; . ’ ‘i 2 a i mixed : 3%: nA BORBON ses ceeeeeee tet 8. Garrison > DM CTC, be met and the large stocks of cop-. ty. S. Springs. 754% 754% 76% Tole 75M etna Explosive. «....++e+-. Mh, oi, |. TURNIPR— Home-rfrown washed. 19@ | Under date of Feb. 25, in announcing | % @6le oa: @. $1,334 1.40 fir own clothes Mme Carrie Oliver........ 28li% M THE DISAPPEARANCE OF A SAXA- h of COP- | Rn 1&8. com.. 75% 76" - Nationa! (oai ani Ice 59 61° ec per bu box loose. New Jouistana bunched the © | end milo gigs hn nu “ eeeeese: ‘ arket phone. avaiued at $150. belonging to the a that must be ‘carried.’ a _—e hn 2s eS -+++ ¢6% | Pennok Oi! 35 Gepes 12 Tw fom, Stnall turnips 2he per doz b unches suspension of Government con-) be 4 s higher noire ; ; H “nec re im ™ oe , . ‘. U.S. stee com v4 Q21 pes a2 ‘ | it ' =e bo ' ‘~ ~% ON an ap ellp choic ’ % ed p easelenrs- At Belleville. frem « heal agg ee | me Guard, t was added tr at a really nue anda M o m , 7 and avVe- stantial buying of copper A ear - AIP pe! *+*-* a. | 67 ~ 5 67 a] ca - rr sale . a ° . ‘ & ‘ S. OS ess a ~ and casks at $8 ». ' distrib ti ie HIC ‘ and sleep re ae ti Market street. its be! im wants pp s to Elk Hasin. . ution of imported bacon, h AGO, Mar h 6.-Ceorn: N ee SUS 2. “Brochure | ceeeney Toul the don vatchinnn at the | Dave been developing the last week Railroads. Houston Ot) sng 78 * Fruits. and lard after March 31, said om low, #1.2he yellow, $1.8 Bight de” Ma”B yes - = , seer ces : mur armory ound the lock “ 4 ~~ od : at ‘round et P “ 7" :, : ‘ Internatior a | Petroleurn eetece ‘“ Je SA at ow R2 @i 33 N % . i? insane. No eorge ii Wilke ate St le 18a een f ed. irrent pric es Expectation 3 & o - _ . ‘4 im : ~! oe o, ~ « : ahi = ld eee eee ee® ™ U = ee . . . 46 46 4 ie ‘ Ia} ~-* —— ATT T. |. ae New York A i a Aa ? 1% j ad the 3 | We: stan what anguish a! egg data gk eee BURGLARS AT THE HOME oF of such a buying movement probably |B r “4 - + 46 “7 island | ni | cs, “Tie ereeniner S10.25@10.0; B rade 2 tnet ms Board of Trade, at the request of 1 day, gard. hoy} tee e ed tead in BCMMCTOP ...sc SSS ae ...Labanon Samuel B Corson 1030 ‘Grattan al ane had seomething ta an u“ ith the move- oc =e an? 4 — ~* Midwest (©)! om seeeees -" «t's $9 OF Vestern cold storare apples No j e food controller, was issuing al | Clover and por norinal: lard ’ 4. ” ‘ cy ‘LTURE Mariella Harns beeosece ane . Lebanon vesterday took s200 wort hy : af YT. a rnen? ot the copper chares 0 ¢ 1; ~ i ©. ; yw at > « rh 4 Sap ilpa ; eras hae 1 5 — ™ rer da tw s9a9 ie orehard rut Ss “Oars 7°, general license permittin th S24e¢r25 ° > ly Mason Rice —— Ronds and $6 in cash. but toageed aside 4 : rh ~ . ; al : a>e' oc ay s | hel com .. 35% =>, “6 ns, ng libbs hat: e+e o) 4 °4 ‘ | tr | apples. N. Ww w inesaps $4 "“) for 4 e im- — N NEOPOLIR. Minn.. March 4.—-Piour herself of At East St. Lool check for G560 and come articles of jev-| Erie com 16t, 18% 16% , _, | Ray. Hercules. pon hE we ” “oy | oo ae $4.25 for fancy and 84 for portation of bacon, ham and lard higher; in carlead jets, standar ’ wit h ou t fiex. Howat whe -Oats. elry tn the game room —— . : ' * es 16", 16 » | Swift & Co 123 125 s xtra fancy delicious s Oaa. arriving on or after M h rt 10 a barrel in O&- na cotton sacks, Te tat ES Fairmont City. 11! | ; Erie See of6.... 2 ae ogy, | Swift International. .. 7 rr % cf K \PE PRUIT—Fiorida. $3 to $4.75 per | arch 10. | Siomonte, 56,008 barrels an: MOAT He ' 0 ES 12% 121, | : 4 | : > ountry corn advices over night ' + a 0. w $1. wy bran, . £ wheat G “ms , , m4 6 NANAS In shipping order. Ge per Ae P 0 1 Northern 2 21e@2. Corn No 2 jreat Nor. vfd. 92% 92% 92% 92% 92% LONDON MONEY. De show a moderate increase despite | ¥t'\e™”. $1.25471.40 Oats. No white, & ne endacr NX, March ¢ Mone: o>! per cent OK iNnGcxe = mg "$7 an $4.20 to bad weather. lowa is moving a lit- alee: Flax, 55.64% G3.51%. : , ‘ | > tain ie te .. Bast St. Louis Rar vee lHiarnmmond lie alae East St. Louis LLANE Maa Womack ........... “Mast Bt. Louis MISCE OUS TRADING IN WA cry K. C. Sou. com. 1% 19 19 - . " e ; . 7 . Y , ai’ ’ a | At. 7% S 3 ° Ts ; , " >. - - — o- -~ - Disco nt rates Snor* i ree / ry ri ~ | $7 er vos a orida tn 7 a LL STRE ghigh Val. Ry. 34% 35S 5 hort and three-month bills, |} gPQaWHERRIRE—Fancy Florida ber-| tle corn to Chicago, and Minneapo- Horses and Mules. y ly 7" hel 8 17 30 pe! cent | ion mn refrigerator carriers 23449 per lis placed some there to arrive this | ————— ee . At Collinsvill ee ee ee , e. .- Tt Uy . : @ler Smith Coll = ; ae S A ND Fr RIE? NDS OF ¢ OMPANY EW TORK March Vetals were the Vi K a T. corr 6 ¢ « ewe ointer 6 tl eee ‘ol oe Vilie, T ? p. : > pears y Pe will meet iz rt la at ae A only important exceptions ts the higher trend Mo Par een ont os oe ~, to ) $19 ye ( ho e to WEY YOR a Mar h t. Mutter firm: re- An Argenti ; u ° ! mules are selling extra ——, Band A Til’ 2708 Mero i en Co or core ce) bre . t 214. — ene poe 4 . ae od 4 unions in Argenti ® and - “ ant foot of Meramec. hie bods The suit was for $50 ' pore * among oil*. motors and allied epecia! u. RY. com 27% 2i% 28% Zim SB ediu weighty steers, $11.0 to 12.75 swe | 0 osc, pat King stock, current will he called 2 al ne 125; 13 te +t ee . eo@i 12 te ’ anc MW Radiowakt 1 shu, NN. 10th oe . stom, Bes ¢ a acvance ~~ further progress Texas & Parc "] On OV $1% Mv% a a gh “— $9 te $10 2", Good oO se Bea a se ee i rec oe GAO ati a Lie March 15, unless lock- ' handa, $504@ | a wand : ° £5 . - — , at on renewe uv.’ f » ' > wa 9 oe _ ‘ , ON eecgere - WO Lcd. & cormor to * nm re ‘irae af i Mnf reah-gath- vy , ’ ——— ‘a0 r Sapeland, SeslA Blaine. DR. C. HB. TURNER TEACHER oF M™ents. shippings and an nee a) ‘aner" me r. Com 120% 1301, 130% 130% 198% | medium, $10 to $11.50. Good to choice stock- — red regular packed extra firsts, 46@46% : mployers in port strike is re gts an4 ; unnie. 750 Belt. biology in the Sumner Hich School. by unan- ™iscelianeous issues ) . * Wabash, W. ! St, £", gg ers, $10 to $11. ommon to medium, $5.0 firsts. 45404: Cheese firm: receipts, canceled, according to the Secreta Hides. ar ‘ K Saeeemniacting OSD 1 Cote Briltiante oo or has beer rade is member ‘ f the Mestican Petro! eur Genera! { tors H to Wabash ) a A 3 Te "~7 1 _ a to $0 ww? 5 "hok e to prime fat ear ng puteher 4424 ha es —fats “ } ole rr ilk flats. P urre’ . of the Marine Ww k ‘ e ry | and & : — ‘ phy) soos Bidd oun of the Academy of Science. and Leather preferred. Marine aret at “y a .r an ae | Cat tle, $15 to $1 good to choice, $)1 to $13 ske spe oe o Tike do average run. %! Cleara . P rKers Federation. | oe suanere are ~— & and N. N ie ullivas. OT antic “su Writing Paper prefer . ehares, common to medium, $8.50 to $11 Choice to j pully live, steady. chickens, 32 arances of wheat most grubby. ileng- ¢ N. Nee! " >. at preferred W ilsor eas eel a , ‘hoice timer : / ay. © , eat toda w ~y; Sore , HARRY G. HARE. ASSOCOATYE, PRO- bane anding f Worthington Pump were the jena gases , of ae $11.0 mi $12.50 to $14, good oh lg FE Fie ny a zt turkeys. | 198,000 bu.; corn 1000 bu.:; ioe pe | poor Tihs on aah onan), ee. O ana F : fessor of Biectrical Engineering at Wash- PUT eL as ? eat ires. rising 2 to almost : Hoe, FT: rN 12.50; mediym to good ap * ressed steady and um anced ~ , S an , gute Benet, tein ee BS) tal tr aeetae MIXED Satay uns wots bs tT | SCNEAG, guar Outer lene: | HOU, nome pt eg a : ; ' nd - agno! in tary of t? ‘y tim | ‘ at riark es ot sles 7 ‘Qu stiwe of char- . and « Adler * p A eames ee aoe of } be ne eral dcivide nd red SEW YORK. March 6 and tal! on. $7 ar r; FauUe af n an A oa = ” M: Kis ok. Wag ono yh MA — assistant to if Tebbel 3 “ “pris ed ‘rai s ar ’ aaenerts 7 tradir oa in t? ° new arty .e ron’ rar ts tod py was paid for choice heavy | ; es that ¥ ind —_— c “is ol 7%: ’ vats 415 (wu 4*1 Ow 786. hi = Thc + giue and — Magazine, ¥. ape | “- , : ote Indiana. = raigie. professor of Mili- also improved _— oS There wae no business in the new stvie are extret acares other ecrades sold at KANSAS CITy Mo , March ¢ Futter 1: SHIPMENTS rubby and gt A ya" Ne saeee Sanne *avlanoroski, 1023 N. 20th ~ gfe A ont ee = ‘ pe ot Bs ~~ > March ontract hur May and later new steacy prices eari! but at thie writing asener crea ner) wt firsta, 2 second,s, pn ’ sia ane 456.000 132 ano price. . 3 e ee ° NM) orne at Vie deliveries a; | about 100 : : ; the pa’ ker: ro new o Bain @ etre minim . of be packir y 2 4 4 hae low er: firets. ‘ = 484 oan ' 47 olliian pers Capt. Lumis has been at the univers! ’ » =D | ne ' —so | Sora ananeting ies Oats TO OM . STT Ane | ——?e ; Bt PERM UniVerety | “a= points above corresponding oic style cor pe een as been taken off ev are hold me itry oncehanged, ; 4 456 000 816.4 ause ae eo = Shut URIAL ses. t-— Tr |. || New Yo k B d Ss ] i ta on the call , | ing out, with rumors that they ‘ae 00 —_— @— oon nneene s stocks of wheat demmeat ah. ! Decrease in Copper Dividends. hy hk new mar 1. ot (4) 826A a pnee- rmy raining Corps iast fa!) r on a es At this differ re nee fecal and Southern huy thelr . ozs ower—haw much the 10 F yoga Ine reaned 120% bu for five ' NEW YORK. March 4 Divid An Geclare4 ti 118 iim. Mar ) Lehman "7 °£10 - ' a : — spot houses were sellers at? the new styie ne ibe —_ —-* —— ‘ 7088) ere a e ' revieus ividend., —_ —- bhatt - . . k. 35. 4035, Harney. pnheu- ‘ — Re ‘ad _ ~~ n- ~y c 4 I E (wu 1, hheoert « eA , 7 : — a 4 MI >. aolid off from >) 7 ’ ts ? 7 i’ or |* 5) ”? if | 2 y 4 bien? r ier — a Sie , te. te ; ' f 4 . r was that houres of. ' , . po P . as. Se. i113 NK. F nF “yy M insou Pe Ath ie r — con - 1H Libert 4c? ne ‘ -- points net lower, While the new siyir Mav $16 @& half-fat rougns $i2 4) to §$ll Raccoon. Southern Centra! | Northera. ered 125,000 bu. eorn to lilinols OM nier his VL- £0 Sivan “ 140 BR ca. menerstse ve terd a ene aerted the fo Y - ye “p 1} Angio ie Grote: - oF - - eased from 23.00c to 2) #8 southern piss. we hing less than 1-4 hs [ poly | Seaar Me et. a : trantner. sterda} oliowing officers iz! , ‘ t 97 6% a ae Bh Banh. owe ita ‘ - ae. ae a han 1) It aa oe rae 3 7 rk . pane i~ 42. 222% wg! — gp ng Presi lent. Adam Thornton. ey Louis vore ; wwii > ' cr . at 10 . i ; oe y as & i eT). ’ } he “ua . we | * ' » $1 Ad te ‘ Large 2 oF 4 75 € 25 ; NEW YORK. March a Raw euger eteedy. Mw ith tre yi yar ee ecliw? Manchest - sO). president. I rR. Miller Cane (Cirardea — +44") Lyons Gs at TTT. . al ing rer ‘ ito new e*etvie contra ” our b ea ‘ i Lce ‘w) he er ‘ M A rE debe OER, os} . »*Qotn Sr. Louis Cash G j ' osama | 7 fine at ’ sOrenen Blake + “ler. canoer. os . . : - uu ‘ oan Se R¢ Ge : “re, ‘ i i ; t? oo Dusines* of this sort becca; o rUuara ee ‘ , ‘, a j “ i $ @ ; = ; - : b - - a : as Z 2rn n. 4 : th e mney © F Bee : = 1427 Cleary. nephritt« + tary. seuee nag & pet St Louis an 7 , errr at @& a ve as the ‘Meference Bett . $17 ania ts . : ae ~y a 1” ° % i. Osh pon 7 ST SO cf a 3 ' a ner, rho, a ° reasure? e al ergfon ¢ : ) , pert 4th ¢* O7 &S . wees ’ : =—T4 ee the I . , - ‘Vue 7 a ‘ Ne y 4 a ‘ 4) » 9, ‘ . as & ‘ : 7 j ie F schmand. 29. ates 7 th ae. w. P ation. former "food ‘can oo ' of OOO Liberty Ist : vita ~ os O04 and new deliveries narrowed Around = “ EP ARD LAR eee) ptt ~¢ eee z ' ow i vo higher } ee 2600 Ot FINANCIAL P Le lie ae 52, Webster, hemipiexia Miseour!. in a speech last might praised ice 2. Att. os ees. C%las to 7 ‘points at ee een al soy a ‘lam’ ' ‘S1 . A $19): good BM , § onenel es) 35} 60 r rere today; demand fair 5 mice - . ‘ : en “7 9 . . "oo0 N vy , ‘ i pent » 4 int wove the old style with od Ss OF S.A? tO ; alf-fat and Mi: "as : ‘ theria. ninger, - as — . 1Sth. dipb- cream &5 a food for childret y ww _ibert Bs , “ae . ‘28 : at an" se | ey le May selling at 21." or - points a t ‘ rhe Urn Mir of amtbe $i; ap Ute $18 ‘ ull —— “ ° ie 4 way 7 "0 ee oe ae demand light. : uote: No. 2 hard whe — . ae ; ehnev, 4 ie “Monia months, 4658 Delmar. pnev- CAPT. CHARLES WAGENER, 35, 4913 2,000 C a Lececaceseseese Mt 95.20] ent of traders seemed to center almost en : hoppers and bucks. $9.50 to $10.50. can- Emall .. ! 1 50 1%! $ ns Quote: No. 4 - 2 _ ten cams : n one is to L A larp mr 2106 Obear. accident | Rotanical avenue. connec ted witt Pricine wn Cen 6° . apa gpaeenitis eager -at Se | tirely in the traneferring of accounts fron ‘ ee ) fat we ' Sv 4) to Bt! be = 3 1 1 90) 2% oe ’ . , corn, $1.37 ys No » corn | ¥ ne Wireell Sl 4481 Sacramento. |Company No. 41, was rer jously injured at 5.009 Anglo = Ci het Be at oe en | the O14 the new contract and ae oe medium fiesh goats. $65 to $7-"0; thin con No : 75) 1 oo 1 45 $1.51@1.32; No. 3 yellow corn, $1.45; | | Nrve non ia . - 6 P m vesterday while fighting a bliaze ao TAherts 9 ssssenees e° ; J aftention was paid to ord!ina? —— sper” wen kind ef goa! S14 ¢ + ww No . v, , r : ' ° ' “ . .** at ¢ : o = . . - , ‘ ’ > = . 7 ’ : vw , ‘ eo ‘4 : “Sos Huber, 6 months. 2809 Keokuk st }im the three-story building at 14°20 Wash- “NO Tibertw 4th ..s.se«- ; at = os ore $50 to $12.0 Coe ’ + | . yellow corn, $1.42@1.43; No : Marie ~~ , “| ington avenue. —\- — by Louts rent n 2000 Marine 4s See it ‘at os%, ——F ——_- © -—— oa . 1 30 : i) eee _| 4 white corn, $1.36 | ) ; gen. 3o.°3848 Evans. sten wholesale shoe and rubber dealer class 241) Anglo & ‘o— Zeal . SS ee me HN ate alpina det ele a - | =) pr wil Meare. 49. Siw Wei In oy ‘pane! from a door fell on his ick and foot eam tibesew 24 ebee see se ~ onan ee oe yg Opening. I ivestock Else he Pir-& ‘0 ow hora Quot No. 3 white oats, 62% @ ai i months. 454 "inn _ inflicting deep gcaspes He was taker tn WO Libert at G2 ¢ =* ORK, March €—Cotton futures | W re i.” « a4 WO) nae -+ee 163 Me | @evertag acti Neted cad : : . ‘3es } FY) ney. oon his hor “ The dar age - a . ~ @ $: “00 > , . ’ > ‘ th a . : a . *? Ma\ ‘ , tea’ 7 1 er re ar 8. - ““ n ‘ ~~ 4 ‘. orn y ‘ . 7. 2 “ : , ' ; : merit. wil) es foued je Ng ere PUES igi) +} r kK oe . ea a —deneed n. A. 1921 : at 95 i1-1 iu jd hes Oh new : oT a P ‘ ” 20s =) March Hogs Black Mm 42545 2 * tw ° | publicetice ¢ ; — - aie ran if ne , . ‘ . , a" a*.s “ toe * ry th An lt) tem tue ’ rhe. , " . ‘ + “* oe fee e mes fic toner id basis 19.45 new t . 0 rim if " - : sim. Oi oF , | 7 war’ ve a2 B . j ’ . : , 0 ‘ : : E yever 52. 31)1 Portis, pneumonia ( “Tr uotations December new basis 19. 85 ; ther $13 wv nis. hts $1 ye +e ood ~ ;' on, . {7s : i 2 ~ S lies. | In ith | : se hum benmers ter, 2. 34S Db , . tr Ae ~~ = ean , ‘al tA 7s a r ~say ' Fe. a “ on ss — es oe th Piuringy 1a! # yi) eee S0@* SW Current market prices on bullder® materta: . | ” gy. y? Less he. “4 117A EC Grand car LINSEED Ort Quote tn lote of 1 to Liverpoo! Cotten. “oO ; ad i els : prin fo fad — Sika it . : 2 ; ir wagor On } lofts to contracters. curb deli. Bi te Investere le contta eed ‘ in Speco IN THE AUSTRIAN ASSEMBLY barrels at $1.56 for raw and $1.58 for belies | LIVERPOOL. March 6—Cotton snot | 5: Ry 3 oe ety Western Muskrat. | SOa@l 09) 1 al 70) 1 see rine, Sy ot TOs le ing thie 20-pege publicetios } i eorger La Salle H COTTON FEED OIL-—Q' ote ner ib win. Cuiet prices irre er - ao ‘ . 7 ; +9 ‘ ov Le n err nomina . S “1 Io loge 15 10@ 1% M i ae lee ot River channel! ganda | a “* ner ; ortnightiys A ey detalied rep- ; Z r a! otel. carcinoma. ru Am an middiine. |& cows Oo 4 ‘ ‘Oe HH o« an ae | tae Merame es ‘ nh ow alo ter white 2 6 llow ec: wo 17 ; ms eee ws, $10 and $16.0: hetfers, $100 se (8 2) 25an ; eramec River rand. 8195 per to | te oll carrespendecoce ' : alvin, & 4541 Fi wc: do yellow. 25 summer fair. 17334. good ‘middalin ff 004 +> ome 5 : a | fequtrion of io bow ; ttle % months AF a By the A at ted white Ac do yonew. 22u&c: lad °3. i dling 15 5 ona low and ee 14% - rate: ; Teonty Pryment Dien + g ri vy \¢ Tv .? . , ‘ m a « = - wu o fe ls. 154p 18.4 . 07 : toe 19601 ‘re r = Kathe Prank 71. 1433 S roadway dia SOON as questions of detail are set- | probable that the ‘ hamber of Com- which patrols the M oh I aan 3 panty Sees oe aan, a yoo” > -4 "Jae 4 weCAICAT ) a . = >. C Getn 2 : : tiled. After ratification by the assem merce may support an independent ' ners pot ~~ NEW YORK, March 6—Liberty hones s' Bank of Peciand. lished corporations. First payment 20% —bal. Bat story, iY ge ~~ 21. €271 Famous tnfluenra — He was appointed to West Potnt Oa m were 30. W.74; ret ts. ‘fy : ‘ , Jars. MM. SAAS [re Tonty. diabetes. | blies, imperial laws will be arranged ticket. The Democratic City Com- jn 1888 and is 4% years old. H second 4. 93.68; first 44s. 94.84. second 442 gk go ge — ee a ae ance mosthly during year. Dividesds yours ' . : ar e = ean, third ‘ > nt ~ te ment of tf ank of Engle hows the fol- , — for the union of Austria to the em- | mittee has set March 15 as the date service in the Vosges aa was = y a lis ne a owing change# jotta reserved gecrenaeé “i. from the start as declared. a convention at Kn! ° . > ove Cis gE 134.000. cireulation increase £7%6.@00. bul)ios > ws Boo “php” N York os During the year 1918 the Post- | —— 549 Oliv ghts of Colum- | pack to the United States to organize Belaium Credit of SEOSEO LES Se Sub tee ee ee eee cram increased | Write for klet ew . tch printed 21.530 Wanted to From the financial point of view it | bus Hall, 3549 Olive street, at which « new division. The armistice was scribed. oO, ocher depe tnircused {9.88 000, notes | B E GI N , : ° is , i ether deposits increased ff) VO ane t . chase “Wants”—2808 more (nan Was agreed that ancl cogatey stows | Sm aniians ete oe The signed before the task was complet- NEW YORK March @-—The acceptance reserve oe Gepesies imeronees met ongee A gph Francis & Co. eft ar separa the indem- epublicans Wi. obab ‘ credit of $310.400.000 made by American banks curities increased (5.500.009. The proper Pp y ‘Zi pr y meet on ed and he has since been stationed in tavor of LS an nie} inetitutions has of the paaie femeree t) lability this amend TODAY neoeesatment Securities heen eversubscribed $15,600,608, it was an- is 19.52 per cent last week it was 2.51 Cc or. Broadway and W all St, New York City . a FOUR other St. Levis newspapers | ' nities to be paid to the Entente. the same date. ‘at Camp Funstoa. ; , nounced here today hau of diecount, 5 per cent,

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COMIC PAGE MARCH 6, 19198. 57.LOUIS POST-DI , ae “Get, hom CE , “Ahora 1 Trmnle = Cynon hii if ee COMIC PAGE © MARCH 6, 1919. ¢ THese2 f OLO LETTERS WERE PDORESSED To GRAND FATAER AT 32 COURT STREET.. THIS OWE. SAYS. “I NEVER WANT VO SEE YouR -ACE AGA/N {* TAL O£L0 BY/LOING HAS BEEN TORA DOWN. THERE MUST HAVE GEEN S02 SAD MEMORIES CONNECTED WITH THE PLACE FOR. GRAND FATHER! Grindstone George- ‘ HEARD FATHER SAY THAT THE if fare Oto COUNTY THATS -° FUNNY! J NEVER FAIL EVER Livéo THERE! , ATA A j le ITS WHERE THE SASL USEO TO STAND! — Let the Wedding Bells Ring Out. JOHM DEAR \tT'S Go BuT STiti AS, LONG AS WERE 20 ¢ A LITTLE MoRE AND Go To A VAUDEVILLE SNOW eee ee ee GOInG TO SPEWD WE MIGHT AS WELL SPEad “AWD YET A PLAY WMWOvUuLD cosT 8UT A DOLLAR MOoRE THAN VAUDEVILLE ——— ~_-_-— -_ ee ee, ee =, MUTT AND JEFF—JEFF WANTED A CLOCK, NOT A PET—By BUD FISHER (Cep Trade Suit me 2 BuT THAT AW'T THE PowTt. 1 DIDN'T SAY (T wasn'y A Good Crieck. wHaAT © WANT (3 A CLOCK XT woar HAVE Te BOTHER WINDING Every EIGHT DAYS. I WAAT A crock THAT'LL RUN A MONTH INSTEAD OF 8 DAYS- HAVE A THAT NECDS WINDING ONCE. (A OW rt sEeeEt we HavVCENT A 30 DAY cLock, BuT We hm oNTHS- ——— ci.030ck OnLy six AG MONTHS CLock woucDdD TOA I Don't WANT To BE fussinG APRWUAD A CLOCK ALL THE TIME: Tas «3 A Sunss CLOock AwD iTS SPLENDID Time PIECE. ITS CWE MINUTE OF TWELVE. we'Pe JUST (NN Time To sce THe Cuckoo Come bt, 1919. by BF oe ark Reg. U's Pat. Orns ia * BuT, wsTEN!? He Cuckoo (3 mene PLEASING Te THE EAR THAN A STRIKING CLOCK, Awd THIS cleck HAS Te BE WOUND ONLY Twice A YEA®. re terry, BvT Xr GvESi WE Caast BO ANY Se, Yovi. ently RAVE TO wind THIS CvcKe® c.ock ONCE every SI* MonTHS- Bus1mwess To AY: ———, - ee a er —— ooo ee «SAY POP!”"—AND NOW SEE WHAT HAPPENED—BY PAYNE " ~_ ] AIN* GOIN. To SEE NUTHIN’- ] SArD T Wuz GoIN To IF YA Don SEE NU CHIN’ at Corraremt. (919. ev Kine Fearunee Gywercate an i tow: How- GO To SEE !F ] DIDNT SAY I wut ‘GONNA SEE NU THIN’ ~ | i) ps - W ara ; smth rhe} whi us ’ oS » , = 7 ae LA Pe ‘ " ‘ aoe v ae cho We ee ; Bn ig = ae Te eer SB de, 4 , 2 ; ’ i -_— 1 Ss A ‘ - ; ? aed 4 = % | d ray re ae, won: ra oe ™ alone erypainde 2 . - = . ie 56 ae . : "4 4 ear ey oe te eS SS PS e Pew G , PAA =. he a ye ? ‘. - ; 4 * ie ' Pie * ied x — ss ~~ wes ehh. f= Se Seen Fe EE ee a we ae é Peas EE —_ —— IT’S LIKE SHORTHAND—YOU HAVE TO KNOW THE SYSTEM —-— —- —_- NJ — ee -~ Gepyvte™, 1000 Prese Pobliehine Ce tN TF Evening a) hid OnF BROTHER WANT \/ { “To Go THE OTHER way © are RIGHT Necrennia oa ————— { How DID \ You KANOW ) t Mis BROTHER | Pc [' ears THE First / BABTIST CHURCH A 2: -- 4 a iw , — — R -“1_- Bay a _________=5 s ——— —— Not Getting on Well. Bill: I understand Phil has gone into the cavalry” Bill: So he has. “Can he ride a horse yet ?’’ “No. He seems to have a lot of difficulty in .getting on.’’—Yonkers Statesman — —— hl OOO — eee ---- -— - —-——_ sr or —_— — oo -_——_ - Ss — By Jean Knott | al - =~ - att i i ee eit tein, 2 * HALE oF your WwAINes F is THAT ALL [IT GET I OUGHT. To HAVE You CERTAINLY ARE SELFISH. T WOULONT HAVE PER mit TED You To aoc (tf THOUGHT FOR MOMENT — Ga. YA GEE WHI2! SPosE LT DIONT GIVE YA NOTHING AT ALL HOM T How JA Lice “THAT. You Don T EVER Duwipe—e “Y LOSSES >? Do £@) A toss ALL HE EVER HAS A CHANCE To PocKET ‘ ~ T The eminent poser had finished the of his recital at schoo! ately, liveliest cackling. — eee ee es - - —_$ ; Story About Rachmaninoff | near iirawn from the platform from itl tl, itn ~ on ee i — HilIS story about Sergei Rachma- ninoff was tative, Charles A uy his represen- Foley: Russian pianist-cor. first number a fashionable giris York, and with Immedi- arose the and told New 800 possible throats, chattering “They're raving over your play- ing.’ said Foley to the pianist. “Oh, no: not at ~all,”’ chuckled Fachmaninoff, who appears to cher ish no illusions about his physica! rulchritude. ‘They're talking about my funny hai: my big ears—-my long nose my big feet.” , 2 Probably there were nerer any songs that died such complete deaths in £0 short a time as Alles” Rhein.’—Clerveciand Plain wher “So vou write verse and prose, do asked the both.”’ the manuscript “Have you ever had anyone praise you?” “Ves, either?" “Yes sir “What did he say”” “He said my prose was not so bad as my verses.” “Deutschland “Wachi am Dealer ane the N ter, > : . Pui for ee -_— » downtown, her rang. The maid ar said. and a man on asked, “Is Mra. Hu The maid replied she man said “Il must see tant business. I'll be while.” Maid Forced I Half an hour later, door bell of her ag The maid found a m He asked for Mra. when told she was sisted on seeing her. then came up the stal him All drew revols io the maid's statem her hack iIrto the @ forced her into a cele bedroom, The man, according mar then entered where she was dress revolvers at-her white “We want that jewe those big rings and ft and that la valliere.” There was a small ner of the room, Mra. and they foreed her eombination and open taid.-two of the A ‘kinet the wall while the jewelry from the “We'll Telephone Mrs. Nuseman sald her inte het daughter’ forced her to show drawer in a dressing ta daughter's jewelry itader. she waid, put im his «os ereoat pocket ‘OOK he back to hypr Ockhed her in a close#t, degre | then noe ta feared she would «fn Cader sald: “You we long Wien we get om telephone bod. your hust Riufus Hammond, a for Mansi: was if in front of the Mags wher thie three eT when they departed,‘ lice He said he «WwW after iimetrt 3 twenty : “4m out and gut in and drove weal hie SUspect anisvthing waa few minutes later, W screams coming’ from hous« : Huswmap 4 A few minutes « left the house Hu ©n the telephone at Mans voice told him happened at hin home ried there in a taxica thers ony a few min telephone bell in the Th. maid answered it, Wire asked: “Was When the maid an firmative the receiver,