St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 16, 1919

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BT. LOU Is POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORN NING, MARCH 16, 1919. — A ee ee me - a es ee a es ~~ - ——_emnee - ee Re ~ ~ ~~ ~~ eee = ’ - emeeed ee ee ee ee we ee we —_—_———- Ps ‘ THE VICTORY LOAN. Et cat Pohiaie, co tk hoa EE en Lt oe me | 66 C ‘ bed — & ST LOUIS POST DISPATCH Although the war ceased in November, the peace treaty | ee Be igk Coes (Fe 260 Zs ‘, | Sid ~ rm r Po oe; sete oh etait 7: Bae: a b+; aft rte tate Chu Chin how Descri OOP) ) [ a ~M oe e ; , rt oe . : ) Founded by JOSEPH PULITZEK ro ihe ah Dec. 12, 1878. has not yet been completed and many of the heaviest py. ee pte STS a AE eee RR ON a UR ENP TS S EEE oc -t ¢-. Rg bee. ; se ‘3 * ee : : 5. ad Mrgee ¢ A % . 3 , c. : been oF weer a a S t e M Q S t $ O | QO Yr fu | ) ’ a pi ; ail ; ot ». * o* - sea. : “2 3 ; hk ' i + “ he ae. ~ i oe + a a," ” - Twelfth and Olive Streets. months. ‘ BOST-pispatcn CIRCULATION The Government of the United States must take care Foye gRAg ns a) Game PRS CY Ng i TN OSI RR Ph we } Ni ht Ss t Tee ily (a connection with ovr we, (EE? ae MMS, AMM eg aR I gt rabian Nights Spectacle Sen f eet eae Sate in "watt PES a ae VRS hip ay an DS ee ae Ee National: Suffrage , A . . ’ a “ ~ oon ‘ = ——_—— _—s —— a Week From Average for entire year, Sunday . Fn, mendous and successfnl effort to win the war. We i’ o4% 4, SF LOPS ot ten ays ‘ ) ° »Tr 1’ , . R } rd . . 7 ‘F . - f jf -w4 . 5 ho . . ; rT All, Y AN D SUNDAY . ee — = oe e . must maintain the American «aarmy of occupation until “J 4 £. 4 ss oe : igi % ~} A gt ~~ . a . ah us oy ~ a My . : - J ad 4 =, i Ly és j THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- | peace arrangements are finally concluded. We must ¥ # ey i a re hes io oa 7 " | - a a” a 4, yah e wn Aw "2 ae oh aes, yi Sean A eet bags. How An imated Pagean fs of the Orient Reproduce s L : s FORM | bring all our soldiers home and maintain them until the fe =x gs. > IMAM aes Fk So “ey Mae hoe AAS re Per SA ae LE OEE oe . 7 Al: t. Louis D Il know that my retirement | armies have been demobilized. There are heavy éx- +4) 5 Se ‘ ay es . re “ot 1 ise a 9 + " . af Spal pe? ais pe ras Sek SPs: e* i% cies the Fablea Bagdad of Ali Baba and Will Be on D will make’ no difference in its || penseaconnected with the closing of contracts and-camps, § id 2 Spt wn. 7 oe IS: nf atta e y » apie a Beery a ak 4 We th, . the Forty Thieves. cardinal principles, that it will and with reconstruction. Programs for soldier employ-, @Aég yy’ -\"gyaye E Ba 8 7, fe 7 oe at 2 ie LP i Me ice | sae 7 Be Heard on always fight for progress and re- nd home building should be carried out. The war-. By CLARENCE STRATTON. form, néver tolerate injustice or ‘ ae corruption, always fight dema- torn, ruined peoples must be fed and their ifdustries Besf-~ pone? 4 i? ad | revived. They will need large assistance in a financial aac! ee ~~. ere 3 ~ Sa ny Poa. Bee es 2 ae ea: ’ (This is one of a sevics of articles by Mr. Stratton to be published im the | HE convening, a Wel 2c =a | | ; Post-Dispatch. on plays now running in New York and Chicago, -— which of the National Suf gogues of all partics, never be- | long to any party, always Oppose way. have not yet been seen in St. Louis.) mm a one in which the to HE Arabian Nights’ Entertainment” has been plundered so many 66 ll be a week of vellow et = Abe ® vay ed o'((aey > i * «ea aan . ey ciannhs ERE Te Cott ranean pero, lunderers, never lack «yimpatiry with the poor, aJways remain de- | credit of the nation maintained. Hence the Victor) voted to the public welfare, | Loan, the campaign for which will Spen on & pri! ol. , . ‘never bé satisfied with merely | - The success of the Victory Loan is as important asf :c-7 ~ |. _ ae i } _ ! peta f ow : presentation. In Paris a few vears ago the Opera Comique was producing ally independent: never —-he | =. As 45 ead ‘“Maroufe,” in which an attempt was made to transform the Aladdin tale ¢ ae into lyric opera. Every nig zht one poor lone donkey stood outside the stage privileged classes and = poblic | This work must be accomplished and the honor and thousands of times by story tellers that it-seems only fair that Xi > much in, the way of enter part ‘ff social St. Lowis atte. The convention wil rning at Hotel Statle Touik yer . . ae afraid to attack wrong, whether longer menaced by powerful and unscrupulous foes, but agape ad a 1.4 ARE oe: Ay 4 by predatory. plutocracy or pred- taking care of our financial responsibilities and reap- nate Ags 4: oy Co A he | ; “Atory poverty. ing the full fruits of the war are essential duties in } 2 j y " re, » — .. , a » St. Louis in sevéral ve . « f . , ‘ ‘ ' 7 of : : beén de- 7 Bets ; LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. te: One es the The reason is that the spirit position this might have our war work as creditably and hon y a 16 \ a | 7 9 ) 7h lock th Mrs. David F , ; ‘ie Ss A, the “Thousand and One Tales is signed by Maxfield Parrish clock Wi MPS, PAV IEC Heroes Want Living . Jows. carried it on in the crisis of the fighting. We believe +s oat eh a 4 4. not dignified. not serious The keast Through all these 13 varied sceneg ap fo the Editor of the Post-Dispatch they are, and wholly apart from the attractiveness ol . we Fag 2 se as * is crafty. suspicious, satiric, scoffing pass and repass the L5 mnenmbers of WNIAY the openti ‘ . ‘ #,¥- vA “ — 1 4 ; ‘} ’ ’ ‘ _ The boys have.ddéne their bit and for the loan, will do their full duty in sustaining the Gov- When a dramatist deals with its es- the cast, surrounded by the Forty bring forth an info tha past few months have been returning ernment until the last cent of obligation is paid. , pas) Ta, : “s sences he had better frankly ‘accept rhie, es. Javanen dancers and fan. reception at the Stg to eivilian life low different their re-| rl Vi | ‘ 1] ly bye more attractive " *~¢$ ae / Beet : its ha ntering flavor oO} run the risk ners, Nile gil is, desert dancers. jewej ‘ »! owing hosts and ho . = ee Ty ie ictoryv ,oan wi pro mt V e ; rr ’ - ‘© F “a oe , i ; *- sae we * 5 7? | T . 7 24 . turn than their departure! Months ago me TY of almost inevitably producing such Caneers, Circassian an urkestan terenice .Morrison-Full they “shoved off" amid wild demonstra- than any. Shortterm notes will be issued and the Bo : trash as the “Omar Khavam"™ of a Slaves, pot girls, fruit sellers, map. un: Mmes. Robert At tigns. They were made to feel that they interest will exceed the 41-4 per cent of the third and few years ago. When Oscar Asche, nequins of the Fashion Show, carfler \. Semple Ames, Welling ‘ecord campaign. : éf EN iss : | 0 on “Boy! ! and Br ing me home f helmet be =o" p 8 , ; + ght Br? , ? . “Chu Chin Chow” a Diversion. 1 he feast in honor of Chu Chin Chow, d Hla H, . J nn DD. homas Mcekittrick, lL. W enushed down. the sob lump and replaced a ies Te : Rea | es, . &s 3 7% . The most superficial knowledge of the Slave Market, the Blue Hail and » Marshall. Will it with a swelling of the chest. Thetr The local Republican platform is significant only in ee eh ) f | =«6conditions in London during the war, the Robbers’ Cave, the jaded eye ' a Watt , sak 4 , - , , - : , . avs , . , azard Seipert, 0 loved ones - would be here when they that it shows that all the Kiel supporters are for Kiel. inte ab will emphasize what. a tremendous the spectator feels that there can ¢er omy ian Pode: ae ae keame back and their employers assured is so éf: “ot, To 8 Be | a effect auch a treat to the eve must each Rah “s — ace 5A ether that their old positions. would be 2 \ ” SE 0. Se RS he , : have been. With actors and audi- tions of costume color, no more wH- pat ae: see Se 9 ae , ~ | a8 woes ras aes ; : + Ludlow, } rearet : mere for them. So they ‘left St. Louls STARVING THE BARGE LINE. as 5 . ences strung to such a pitch of ap- Usual motives for dress, no more ees ner 2 Gc contigence and the “stuff” that, The years are full of just such object lessons as the = $e De oe > > : | * prehension from air raids that a pet parts of the body either decked or urned the German entpire from a domi- Vinai i t Riv ’ . Maia resents z Rea PAGERMANY | yo. ; - formance of “Tristan and -Jsolde’ uncevered. Yet the eve is mistaken, i Celene = , ‘ p ‘ce P «4 5. ‘ Xe , fale satan * J ar ; : ‘ Pea orc , ‘ beh at, « COTE Arata nating world Power into a cringang, ~° g6188)pP wean ares i es ees ve : 4 *: a. “2 re ‘ot . “-%, ; nee Ba . . Chin Chow” at His Ma jeat: * The : bler Sing at his work, cones the MN oy * ste 2 7 ? " . . oo " . " e 7 ’ . , , : ‘ PF : + s 7 ~4s : a “ 2 of je 467 “oe = J -s , -* .» fs ao AE AEE T SS sage = oS aa: | yy Sar “RN, ft Fi oe he ee a has been drawing ‘crow ded houses marvels the merchant brings forth a : i ¢ : me aed “Ee g & J . ° oe ah TTY S x aan” ‘8 “) — yeN ~ 7% “ . "|"? . ; : : : hoard. members , fortunate enough to get*here first could justified only on a plain showing that it was filling an 26 OOD ae J? Cee - wen SA My Va 78, = * waht i in New York it ran for months blue background before which Bis will be - A Up aa ee ; P rs ‘ yf i e j : un ; “Dig - dee . , °° Me at et whe ee - man nes 4 i y nh ety to those who are coming of the urgent need. The old slogan, “Dig her deep through the fer? eo pwnk? Vana os an. 92 before it moved to the adequate} age trut and pose. Gecka,’ Mary A; Seeal ify ¢ pointme : se@ns ee mon , “ , , rs é: ppol nent that awaits them, we Pile the atten ; spaces of the enormous stage and i.von, Katherine Byrne, e sure wat man of them wouls re . , , ese Zroups e costumer 5 ar that y of th ld 1 In the t} t ha , , staat ee : audience accommodations. of the ; lones, I. R. Erneat, Mag content to stay “over there.” If we. who freight mountain high on river docks. : - ong reached his acme. Human ingenu- rnst, Ma / ' Auditorium Theater, Chicago, where, , 3 Ree -om, Leey A. Young M itv can certainly go no further. The , “re already here, cannot get work be- The river service from St. Louis to tidewater began IF THIS FELLOW HANDLES af.) : sO great is the demand for tickets.) .nipition beggars des: ription. No ‘lyse Creetlius, Angela I ‘ ars ‘ \\ ome ; ‘¢ ‘ > . 4 ; . > a) - . ° M : cause all the decent positions have been Sept. 28. Reports on its business from that time to Dec. __ oe ; oe as ie Rae Ril era that suburban matinees are given on ; ahlert, Laura Tichene fsnappd up by the girls and the slackers, g: re : vemmnos: oon —_ —— merg man could begin to give the Herglund, Anna R. W 31 have become public within recent days. They showed Sundays, and frequently so-called |, et j rj ‘ . . ' : a , i am slightest idea of its dazz ; hee what will the fellows over there fow do? ] h e \| R R ( ) RR O f “convention nfatinees on Tuesday. 8 ;, lazzling variety, li. Wison, Martha M. a xs ee ee . many events se heduled dinner of Tuesday, the fi A rene ser ms ESI x _ rt Age HE bp a ON eR ras PRS a Situ tainly be no more striking combina- liichards, Penelone and eon, and Messra PD. J Veme in Costuming. . valley,” had as a complement a new slogan, aad ntinenie ts Hadise ee that the Government itself, through its Grain Corpora- EN its uniqueness. its dar } = Is the man in uniform being casi into , . ; s : a _ te : ” i . Writte —— POST. DISPATCH! Thursday and Friday, in addition to “a ', _ . ; daring color and bella Forbes, M. J. Brady ‘the discard beeause his work of fight ing tion, operating under the Food Administrator, had util- | RB , [ [. 7 | re\ | () \ Jl \ A VI IN L I } ‘-D ror th ors the two regular afternoons orm, its underlying beauty. The fith: and Mary C.. Med i i “ s \ 4 A ‘ t hcl , . icals on the questions: of ‘ above an elaborate screen reproacuc- hee ake . als , Bi — ana the elac ker: w ho played the But St. Louis will not soon forget the meager showing iu Sfi ws v the da - Things nre Soma } lution oft the crime wh ave in St Louis ; a _ a ; | a KK ' r ’ #T) take 1 from animals —"9 wom - } oOstessee prizes for the fellown who gave inccargo space utilized by interests which send oul from AM ERICAYIESM Vs. ZIONIS™M. bea, a thait| atenene ali of ben dal aT ae Seca ener bv the former Knpress of Chi- Persia contributes a group. India A GOK OF THE U. &. ¢C. D. 497 this vicinity a freight tonnage running into the tens of | lees thea Mae al avo Cte yee eh cad Ores : oo - na, until that same curtain slowly offers the peculiar architectural fea- =. yy Ea Ste ' ‘ Republi ne eould hard!) heey) put on at night Are we to be- ae : } blosgso! lecked —s PES ee thousands every month. a : ; | . _ | | yore oe eEree fete He descends upon the HOssom-CeCcKed, tures of its temples. But China out- . Though most of the leaders of Zion- llave expected lieve that if thieves are arrested moonlit orclfard where stand the tall shin. ll th } + , é ‘ ‘ i ‘ sy q it .* . Cheery, Helpful Advice, During the three months referred to the barges made 4... 4. gmerica are sincerely’ ; nd pr verything night they are any more likely jars in which the 40 thieves now q —F : oe meres - hecirgag So Te the Editor of the Post- Dispat: h 2 a : , ‘ 4 ¢? 1 Ssiyv , . ‘ oo ¢ , with the rhiilestones of three score, ien distance between tl. Louis and New Or leans o4 times of Zio ism and Americanism they are of | ! | ubecrihe wholly ta we Te p! an ' f h _ OusiL\ colore a ana Vivac Ou ly wri that one VW onders whether the Briton ; ’ 2 § icense te oe 4 20 af ) ayv- as Gt ' ' - T) ae : : 'y . . ‘ . } arve ar : , > , | : mated sctne follows another: Mio atl wit! 11s » . ; 4 q and seven, and old Father Time has but The total contribution to barge earnings by freight none the less profoundly mistaken. Na Counting Sahtiva ing stealing validated in some such 1 his love of music hall shows and it =n . + ‘ ; ‘ L4 ‘ . } ,* . . . ils (1 records le y ri det : : ‘ oe Ome whan : 7. : ¢ Ss Fi almost unimaginable edimax Coro recurring ( hristmas harlec uinades cords left for me, and then I will originating in the St. Louis industrial district in that tionalistic Zionism demands not co: As a sport way as the Treasury Department has i, ai mies are the me oft; ) ' a: lcis i i} end gorgzeousness are the themes 0 and pantomimes cannot stand more O50) an > each r aye ‘eart ' | Validaced gambling. T “ill gine | mii “Flowers of vesterday am I time amounted to $2000-—less than $1 for each round plete individual liberty for the su RAS IAS opt ~tes Phat wi R23 US the beautiful musical settings to the of such spectacularness with lees Hudson, Ernest Jew 3 20 f ac "OVE ‘@ . Au ur motives , the support of. the’ better element ncannt ay ances The f , Sope Male ; 7 Laden with the fragrance of days trip and less than $0 for each Voyage between the two but group autonomy. What this may : : ah ainong thieves and we ena} ‘eg 1 songs, PrVHIEEER ane = whe passgve than 98. Anes ‘ nena Ge a gone by.” termini. mean in practice can be gat if | puinder -sunsicie the " n it of ee va “ entrance of the robber disguised as a The mass effects are the most im- ett Burnes, M. K. Be as . e , : > Can ‘ gathered from To a court! EIS WUESS Cle SNe. course, quite ' ‘ntate is a remarkable r Y ‘ivers, A. IT) Roone, 8. Bui before I go, I speak to you, listen- | The contribution to the coal bill of the entire whole- A recent editorial in our Jewish gree with you that it is a pitv to have ; peaprenie cs mae he ¢ + ' r’s sol a a oe are net was Me | Ing in the rays of morning's manhood , . . te o4r hie | | - any ates er + aide ip COMPOSIUON, WHC the Comme: 2 wy | Pr@Guction. 2very member of the Many hilts and vallevs of ave have ’ sale dry goods trade of ot. Louis W as $345, the charges icle, denving to Prof Adler. rue. the thing any stealing ii all: but inasmuch as it in the third act. sung by lelice de Vast organization is adequate: maany ‘ , i ‘ ono . , an e ' : . . . : . : ‘ . : a , ‘ ’ : P rat ‘ ' a are q ‘ a . t? A frown, an inspiration bad , day. The corporation with millions in resources con- e¢omplete religious freedom freedom of Yielding liberty ni foo many people are stealing and (pnd gorgeousness enter inte the stake | head up to Abu Hasan (Lionel Bra- * 4%. Dobler, John B. Slaw ‘ : ad, ‘. . . : , , ' ry" iow hs ¢ { at uc » i \ i “4 4 “4 ; ‘ . ~ : . iy eae ’ ’ . , ’ He who loves, is blessed: trolled by the president of the Chamber of Commerce, intermarriage and free non-Jewish in»- | eo mage ; 3 ™ ; gad pee pane rie ont sain settings. The opening scene required han), the robber chieftain, not a sin- ‘Iwards, Ralph James, fia a ’ : , - : ; “ . ae. Inasmuch On is such as can only prejudice e . 1) the large Stage, ele ; . . , Tle who hates, is cursed. representative in a peculiar sense of St. Louis senti- migration withont soon lmeine if 1 ee \ * ‘ i profession These people who have vom Pans marae of the pr 4 a Lif pe rformer, leaves anything ufn- A 6 bihe ry ‘ hapma “r é' > : : a 7 select on ‘9 S OUF Opponen OREN: ‘ with double stairways, elevated Ppiat- qone. Even f ' o ‘isgen Juliette Sharp, -ecaciprep s ah shacun ever dear, ment and St. Louis commercial policy, contributed $70. reason for existence” A national lew \? ) ae ; si ‘ . . 1? i 4 rit ‘ ‘ ‘ . . oii . " " ._™ " Dedicated in the fullness of grandpa’s the discharge by the Government at large expense of process of cit lization T) _ vee .: or ere, ¢ ° ° could hardly helieve ever existed +i dominates every acene in which : — M« K ifttris k. and bveand affection to his two little grand- i } ago o pn abn iriy 1 | Lut e) i lavir the Line he moves This aid, the desert slave naller and informal af > at as - . P . _— ; . nice —_ , . Th © iSpin } * Say sens, Nicholas Walker’ Bell and Robert its ¢ uty to the rive has been follow ed only by private that the Jews in Palestine i} > more! A x igle , " The following advertisement was ry anit a ft ‘ * ; heed we. tine VO'nAn, seemed to be actually lived ‘al nature the week ' : t ft f , “€ ALLY oO vention ar , A — ¢ " " MIAVE . beautiful as she is tigerish. “hich St. Louis. is note 7 , “id hnat war may cease The Vole ' . , AE Sel RR reached when the barge line, established in a special tion to civilization than the Jews of Ddonle whe i. py at age on a paper for |... Baba’s Palace, the Cave of Abu Ant +3 th - ‘ - ; “yin ' colores eOoDple ublishe s \ Jae , , . : i / ert . i : Three Doughboys Say “Hello, and unusually generous recognition of river needs wak America is contrary-to all human ee ee G at Birming-| rasan (disguised as Chu Chin ert Howson as Kasim Bae, — umn! doddering miser of Bagdad, carried w: 782 without bias the latest comment by the ss panoramic view of old Bagdad other suggests birds which pose and (ine of the features of ion convention will be ons of fashionable wo erve as ushers. They the direction of Mrs. Seo road usher. and Mrs, F nd Mrs. Thomas TFL. taff ussistante These John Retts, G “. (tharlat. Beg Much as might ; Jit fairly imakes- one laugh to read - | ' | i 2% oo—_ iioward Stephens, Loul Hierbert Cost, Martin Le ‘ard Mende Jy ‘ Tom Chron or to . seems to have become a necessary part allow - Sew : Feige t- a eet sit Os Re M toes - ST ORS. STE MR ; . ern: Zz . P og a ‘ 1 ae : 5 hea eS ft, aa | ‘a . « Us ope! tS sn) 74 {ie o eM ee hae o : SN GUNG Tay Srdeeamineysa) wr. Bade | ‘ ” £ i seek Le We on Ce Gaal K SS i Me ka Re kn en aes ae sae ane T= - rt a I A a ee ES a _—_ MGS OS Bae they ake pre ee prin Fen as Z —-— -— -* oe ee ee Se ee oe Fr FF an ee ke Yay ie Ss _-—_ ~~ Vo the Editor of the Poset- Dispatch. fol] 1) , ; ‘e ‘ Htave kept the eagle ham, Ala.; C) Ragdad RB r. tl Orchard f ‘ ‘ ‘ yllowec 4 a course Ww 1i/e } 1ioOWeVer intended had erience TY) . ai : lairds screan ing . inw), A ARGA‘ AZA }e ‘CNATC nteresting Htite-€ \ " . : . C ’ ’ } i] } here i not aA Kia No} 3 the audience ts Ve are three doughboys from St. Louis nee Richt alone Health and Life and Divine Healing. by Moonlight. -While these are over- 4th oe ts et ee ling of Tuesday w 7 scene of climactic emotion which ne ' a , starvation as its inevitable consequence { ty avadl tae @haitness along £ ? . . UWUNTity ff ] ‘ ‘ { a) } > 7 i * . ~~ er PROCS With “=e ee , . otrered By Palestine the liate to make it l am healing the’ sick, raising the whelming in their miscellancousness, Vielrose Abbey of Funston detachment of the S8ith Divis- Support from the shippers of the whole valley is in- pen, to a larger extent, "here | : there are relieving pictures among one suspected he could muster Gp, to Lieut. Alexander > . | be } } . % es te : ‘ " f ‘ - - i > ¢ ‘ | : ‘ / | Z xi ion, and as we have received no mail yited by joint rail and friv t la differ - >. ; Gead, cleansing {ne leprosy, unstop ‘aati 7 An idylife note*was added to the | ee a an river rates and a di erential of the Jew ie), ["niversit: of Jersual faving nothing ping the deaf ones ears and letting them that impress the-eve more bs ir®. Smith FP. Galt of & from home and do not know {f our folks o “OT Ar rn | ‘ ars ana | - : elaborate story by the love passages , 7 20 cents in favor of the river : ll net offe si vier] . More ' | them hear and cutti loose tl their smaliness ang unit; . | ! place, which wits sot are receiving letters that we have sent " 3 ee a ee ee | eee ? ‘ pr ie Ss oor a Immediately following the crowd of Ail Baba’s son with a singing uletly on Tuesday . - : : : . : ry ary , -4 av : 4 G ‘ +? . . . e "ot , to them, we therefore take the privilege Private co-operation is the one condition on which a student could not just as wel! , Stantmering tongue and letting them 7 Slave Girl, both of whom. Clare 1 _ 4 Those who lead u | talk, curing the paralyzed and IT am ed finale of the first scene thete ap- |. oo, iG . pan Pinky Church, Cae : : on ans eorge Fasley, £ and her sons. Charlies of asking a line or two in your valued continuance of congressional help in the restoration of te! pursue one of Our A) pears in the wide black fore-curtain beautifully Resides the foregoing. fialt, went to be present merican \- With bravado | curing the dropsy, moving cataracts, credit for the rendition of mueleal riage After a honewa saper , ' ’ sm , ge te cduae ant Eagar st oa pe the rivers can be expected The barge line must have \versities ) fact, howeve : h: dad we more opening the blind eves removing A amall opening cut with the curved ar n p ‘th and doing fine ans : ; , cu cna § : = | # ate t: ‘ ‘ , te expect to be home in the early apring not A grudging and niggardly, but an unhesitating and the American ldleal of freedom is rLIS? nan Those the tumors, straightening out drawn an _— gros ow wont, o orie sane numbers must he aye orded to Stella ¥ ‘ : , . ’ . , % . 1; , ? h a death by hunger. An example of iniquit: Phewv ehal , By) 1 3% goes to find the robbers’ cave, th: nmty the immediate | all Mand Bolshe\ Ki 61s pronounced correct sriall alcove is inclosed by transpat Towa Woman's Club Leader Dies. family were present, Aa would have dealt a blow to man idea as follows Bull-shay-vee-kee ”’ ent atained glass windows in shades ! the Associated Pree mony was followed eT : : . “ ' ; ' } » * . : . . , —s ’ : : ; sitet . . " thy | i? ¥ } ‘ 7 ’ +’ . . «ne = € fined. | | Sila: a ne muture, and tvs open the way for a suitable tax or regu- from which ¢) uld eee th the strongest emphasis on the of green. The last of these charm FORT DODGE, lo, March 1% "upper, after which Mr, , Mier) marie »} ; sate Tv. be ‘ . , . . ; ‘ . SOPKES ij ] ‘ } rs 4% +} tha ra. " . . . welling ® docior. aoe Reagllle y : ations when airplanes become so numerous as to de- ered in centuries You Americans h; SyMaDn ini Ae age rende! ing ing inserts shows the rose terrace Mra. F. 1 Faville correspending his Mride departed for ; ope Tan mistakes and 1} he aed not allowed that bi) ' , Kiven recentiy by Count Iya Tolstoy, where Kasim’s relieved widow cele secTretars he Iowa. Federation of trip. Mr. Straues has though DUNCAN ) mand public landing places or require regulat{ as Sf — See be dealt, and The Senntor r n of the eminent Russt hil , " ea | sale M e . A? Al i? ' x ‘i Ol) as to the itt a it . ‘ hy bys ’ , g« P : en ! j ; } P } oe } ‘hi tie er ,ine} I IRSIiATN phiioeopher brates with her liover-brother in , . \4 omen "Trubs died at ry + home turn from service . n 0, » routes, ;, wie POrOon wit iomore robin are ho T Tt ‘ and ni , , ar , _ 4. ‘ Nn naw ping {Oo Fal } iP je wh en hea Was in the: city: her reeent?t releae fram her ly here la st night afte: a two days ill- a. » on where he was ithan to any othe 1) ‘ y other, Will never forget it. theniselves —_ obi T ; \ : -, Philadelphia Public Ledger, (yrant-husband. lua colors and com- ness. it Nas niight to sustain it: and that Wel} SOCKS, £O0d sIX-shooter, and eatin : ! j ‘iz raw . meat; proprietor of « 10-galion roc State should go on record as recognizing thee vehicles. Shine still, a: MaAving plenay of tebac Which are likely to be an important factor of th: near on so inmmense and triumphant a seals fs )

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—_— —— — . - a AO a A PN ea NS TT Ss — : -- ee ne . ‘ i : re Described | monic ; Y NE Colorful @ W~ 9 pS) Qo é@& x | er oe f s spectacle National Suffrage Convention Which Will Meet Here a i int Retreducs a Week F rom Tomorrow Will Bring Busy Days for 4]; Baba and | St. Louis Society Women, When Yellow Ribbons Will Be on Display and "Yotes for Women” Will Be Heard on All Sides. a — st. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1919. ) ! ee 3 a “ST. LOUIS | POST-DISPATCH a Btratton to be published in the HE convening, a week from tomorrow, of the fifticth annual convention York and Chicago, and which of the National Suffrage Association in St. Louis, will make the week one in-which the topic of the moment will be ‘“‘Votes for Women.” It will be a week of yellow ribbobs and womanly deliberation and will require much an the way of entertainment for the diversion and proper honor on the has been plundered so many that it seemsvonly fair that hever-palling tales for stage Opera Comique was producing part of social St.’ Louis for the distinguished guests who are expected to}. | _ o transform the Aladdin tale aitead. | Chlw the Sprung 2 otdiers Chaney —" onkey stood outside the stage The convention will exist five days, being called to order Monday little Oriental detail was about porning Bt Hote! we spel aad: ending the following Friday. This naturally ng the real atmosphere of the __ means a program of friendly intercourse and social splendor that will fill ht to New York the opera was sed ‘the fi ve davs of the convention’s duration. Prine ipal among tha hing vanished in the presenta. many events schedutetsia, accordance with this requirement is the formal one dinner of Tuesday, the first of its Kind to. be given on so elaborate a seale this might have been de- in St. Louis in several years. It will take place at the Hotel Statler at 7:39 by Maxfield Parrish. ° o'clock with Mrs. David Thompson as chairman of the reception committee. Photograph by Kajiwara. ’ igh all these 13 varied scenes silat structor at the iy s 4 School of ; = ¥ a a a F a“* 2 22. d repass the 25 mentbers of M ovine to the opening day will) Aerial Photography. a ail aE Ske, Mrs George Yebber ’ t, surrounded by the vForty bring forth an informal evening spislibaie e : q rk ,. Javanese dancers and fan- | reception at the Statler with the N engagement announced dur- a : ~ ; ’ > ? cr ; . :f y ¢ . 4 the costumes constitute 4 spe ~se es me | “ye > - a rf . oe Re > EO SR ee | Mago ra. ro] Pe . . n reOres “ trip through Canada, Capt. Faulkner 2 3 Rg ——>: 08 A REDE AOE the kaleidoscopic shiftings of cong gh pe ‘reen Jr., Thomas Galt, and his bride will make their home Beer _— 7s Se ili = ees: of the upp Suffrage ¢ “Chile Kred Hall. John D. Hienderson, . - een 3 : a in > ae . : st in honor of Chu Chin Chow, . in New City. ve Market, the Blue Hall and “oem “a Rgpeerese I. W. Morton, J. shasta : ay, . ¥ » Marshall, Willian Pettus, Grace , Ibbems’ Cave, the jaded. eve e_ agp neal » ag gil ARDS have been received in St. “nator feels that there c: : lazard Seibert. Holmes Smith and ' ctator feels that there can cer Louis announcing the marriage be no more striking combina- i aris i ’ : n Paris 1 Mare ; Miss vman,. Marie Garesche, solr emg cee _ larch 12 of sian f costunie color, no more ut 2 F : Z& ‘ lor, Hn Segre Janet Elliott. daughter of ‘ Hves for dre : Mudilow, Margaret McKittrick, Nellie soni eS an notives for dress no more * ges ; Mrs. Howard Elli6tt of New =York f cs ial itichards, | enelope and Daisy ts at ee ' of the body either decked o, . (ity, to Lieut. KFrederick Roelker : 1 ; eon, and Messrs DPD. John Conzel- red. Yet the eve is mistaken ioe ¥ & Conselran - i Decker, Wulsin. The bride is a granddaugh- | Photograph e Bazar of Bagdad in the las Nat = Be. OT , ore "|| ter of Mrs. D. A. January of 5101! Dv Strauss. vere at first on! in Old eol athaniel Mazard ahd Ben -Taussig. VW ‘ 1 SA ; "arte “net j = oye Llara ‘ ‘ [APRA Sunday preeeding the convention, estminster place and a niece of Bes | nt his VW vn) 4 COoOnies the \ EET K \\ Stix. ies ia O'N ei] ital Mrs. John TT Davis Ir. of 47 ort- Sy be ° peewish wits of the now fabu- R 3 : ee ie Eee az a s the merchant brings forth ; bat g a eC ete ange a craduated from Harvard in the claue CL5S CParpig) Lety « | s % ea : % : id ar : ’ sedi a ee ip nella Forbes, M. J Brady, i BR Grif-! will become the bride of Lieut ; an Of et J | 6 Maric ee ag sath cai it Ge | na alien her subject from the quins eh re singiv, bane Wa B A rith and Mary C. McCulloch and) George Myers Hagee, on Wednesday. Mrs Marion Leathers. of 6190 tha LS Lt Ee aining Aan BY ra a worn in ee’ Csediiedes er “ee a ’ Airs. F. L. Lachimund. | The ceremony will take place at noon’! Pershing avenue has as her guest oib- of - Lor guest coe RS Butler Wirn « burlesque of the “Tower” Central C Me e Club met Thursday lay and Friday nights there) at the:residence of the bride-elect’s| Miss Elizabeth Kuhn of Evansville, eT Obkes a = Piesq tra OP Tate: Messrs. S. C.. where her son. R. Emmett \ r the ure of the Immacvu- Dana. and Mrs. B * Rureh pee iis monthliv informal dinner several will be Te ee AA ARAL oe AA LAL LLL AL ALA ALLL LAD PO me hy wteliggea te lorence Kaufman. -_ The Conservation Committee an motives of costuming An : eh os vill be mass mneetings at > , ~~ ; - wlebew - } an rtaine i AS: nee s at the Odeon, rents, ¢ agees bee entertained . : eos " an delezation of membe ft] > bri 's r luring her stay ’ , . . theniselyes Other ideas hav: 4 - Lane, will be the bride’s only | during her sta 1 lotograph by Murillo lb 216? has been announced. who participated wer Mrs Daisy | Fred -H. Penn and Mrs. Hudson Tal- aken from animals-—-one wom 4 hostesses. y | ) 7s = , ac . ar j ‘oO ; y "Or: fae ra * ;? ‘ cri \'O)) v t = " ~ . : ? . ‘ rt ‘ . as best man. A wedding breakfast A tea will be given y the St. kuehler, Mabel Decker, Helen Mach-' Miss Eileen Murphy. From there|noon-at the residence of the bride’s| Mrs. A. W. Lawson, Mrs. Fred Wil- | State biennial to be held in St. Louts contributes a group. Indi: Juanita, the peculiar architectural fei tions of fashionable & ’ a Dorothy ‘ai iMhha ons ushionable ome v hic ? ice ac ie a or; ate ary . ‘ ° ‘olock. at » St: : jon ; ; ‘ nen who wl Miss Bacon is a graduate of Mary; ernoon at 3 o'clock, at the Statle Thomas al surdon Tate, Leslie): Murphy, ig at the naval radio sta- late oneeption officiating. After ' — \ colonial dinner entertained the all the ethers in originality of the disdctinm of Mi ane y ‘ Jenkins, i . ne A & ’ " y oe : 4 “ i as 4 . ‘ ih ; > . a i va’ “a 1 hic , cr , . , . . : : ‘ . na ’ » °9 ets . . ; . ‘ . and ‘harmony of « olor At the ay co orter, aS! of which latter institution Lieut. Ha £anization, al which the following Laberstroh. rede} . _Lindhorst. da len” | t fer a hone vmoon trip and water play ate nresented in| Century Art Club at Sheldon Meme- : . nd \Irs ‘& as me aa . ar "a fo con ‘ ; ; \lrs | \\ Oocs ot 4999 Shaw avenue Sy lirdiil yr stlcien} A Lirts a | thie airece t . women were seated around the is love of music hall shows and iff assistants. Mh Se ushers will the service. having been with the Nloore of the Womans Committee, . Rabb. John Mdward entertained for the bride, as did also fion of \T is: Proudfoot. the physical table. Mrs. A. KE Reton, n former Mmes. Johu Betts, Guy L. Black-! Intelligence Division of the 138th In-, Council of National Defense, Wash-) 7000), Pawrence Fontaro and Wil Mr. and Mrs. Wililam H: McBeth! Miss Frances Price of $014 Walton | instructor. Part of the scene will he “Continued on Nent ‘Pass. 2 ; or . : “hoa rar? ic Yor 7 . Toe 7 . . ‘ : ‘ . » i 4 ] : 7 "9 - ss — ° ~ _ . : : . - . on ue 0 ° Atomimes cannot st tnd mere , S 22.8 (Charlot, enoist Carton, fantry in France fo. more than a Ington, i re be i’. Bush, Mis- liam Finnegan of 4747 Adkins .avenue, gave a din- plac on Jand and nart in the water, as the ~ than an American, ace woper, Edgar Megeman, Ken- of National Defense; Mrs. Louis F 1, of their @aughter, Miss Verna Me- Mr. and’ Mrs. G. F.’ Heinz Jr.. of shrubs merging into the “waves.” niass effects are the most tir ett Burne Ss, _ te Basset, Kimmett N( ITHER wedding of Wednes- Aloe and Mrs. J. t’. Higgins, chair- +] — " . rm ‘ . . ‘ » , — Ps A Lovie : " ‘ 2 rT. ? ice ‘i ; a . ond ee anil lyers, A. TI). Boone, S. T. G. Smith, day will be that of Miss Lucille! men of the ward organization, Jo- - , t Thurs and those present were Mrs. ©. had as their guest Miss Irene Tatt by a matyr, and a Mermaid will ’ r : ; r {] rice ritie ePrice | 1Ti} nit Pié ¥ >- - 7 “es tion Kveryv member of the hloward Stephens, Louis Woodward, -" ' ‘ f th (one gir is to he il ; , + ae ‘ . = day it Le ‘ivate baliroom o e : ; SS as , a Banization is adequate: many lerbert Cost, Martin Lammert, Ed-! which will be celebrated at the home) Department and Mis Theodore , oA CTS a will be by invi- Grundorf. Della Russell and Marie | of informal affairs given in her hon- Hunter and . Pe oe oe eee aubons “Froegs.”" The “water play” has be : é —m ' : “i ion ons Z ' i . out; but froin toston (Tina viederlander, Leo Fuller, Clarence; \irs. Louis Renard of 4463 West-, women who participated in the | Julian and Edward Klein and Wil- come rn ), the half-witted servant | nfaning : - tfy for t] _ is itrigaon at. (‘hariton Messick. Rob- will he present, and after a honev- are invite a ze) TL Lt na rid) formal bmivVi- { rime rlv ‘ f ‘ | oul . have an «. and avenue entertained last Sun- })¢ rformers can qualit \ cr? ! lf rote . ’ ‘ il - ’ ’ 4 SS ISS 78 . : IY iy) i) ea i i "tie? »} avy = inv white teeth out of he: sy Burns, Willard Bartlett, ¢ OOF" moon trip Mr. S&S asongood and his tations having been issue ay Bi, wagement of! their — hate of 2831 da; in honor of her fit m h birthda Utne avia OC Wattsan of 4°76 ip to Abu Hasan (Lionel Bra Rk. Dobler, John B. Slaughter, Waller) pride will be at home at 711 Good- : daughter, Miss Ol to Henry W.. cringe ita | lest | Leone Beceem: were: eT et ee A “i Ldwards, talph James. A. Hr. Wool- fellow avenue Miss Seegal IS a niece Miss hess Power of 114 > i ignt Zeibie . . ., . opring SVSuUS, mage ge haa " . - “ ——— - 4 e. , 4 i> a» Vata SS; - ¢ . ve } ie 4 } ¥ | 1! t > . re sk " . ie . vars ~~“ former, leaves anything un- ‘ey and Ben Chapman Jr. and)! of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Levy of 5774) avenue entertained with a farewell aturday evening in honor 0 7 Albert Randal. Louis Moegle; Shower in honor of her niece, Mrs Even the three mutes in a iisses Juliette Sharp, Ada Winston, | Westminster place, with whom she. card part) ; di ‘ Mrs. John Casey of Rapp; | Fitzgerald. Che decorations were : 7 j : : ; } : } P 6107 ‘, ‘ 1 + ‘ ; ave t re ’ 7% . ; : wr ’ } Live S , o 4 ‘k's 7 ‘S bh capitally. Dorothy Livingston. . with her mother for Los Angeles,) of Dinks L ao ve ya 8 abanne Bayard avenue Messrs. J. L. Wiger, Will Thurnier, | carrie ¢ a in t \ , tr “8 2 aan cting Very Creditable. The following women will have Forest Park College Alumnae As- Cal... on Wednesday The guests, avenue, has sailed ‘rance. Miss rj ndal, Joseph Kestraneck Jr. Among the guests were. ATS om nded. Lionel Brahan has to noints of interest in the city: Mmes.| Saturday at 1 o'clock at the M. A. A. | intyre, Henrietta Manti, Gene and a | when the war broke phy spent a few days at the Jeffe Mrs. I.. Fuerstnow of 4116 Hart-| es Myr! Pn: Hash at Ruth Fitzger ; at's : E — " ’ ‘ 4 > : ale ‘ , ' ; , } - Mi ’ ; .* - ' «, 17 | r% ; “loss et ; " ct and look a robber leader. Vhilip Bond Fouke. A. G. Bruegge- jn honor of the birthday of Mrs.| Florence MeWenna, Pearl Flana- tr, re Mil 1M) tober, 1914. She gon Hotel the past week. on their was -d street entertained her euchre | #ld,Alice, May and Floss Tobin, Cora | full, 1° feet tall From WV kK. Donovan Thomas Ta Ander- college. Power, Pe. HH Painter, ‘ " Metn- terature and aril and during the | uiu C1) ye rschelp of this Clty before } cerry? were: Min es. Ly. Leonhard,’ Marie ftamn sels berg. ntil his former slave and con son, Joseph S. Fuq ga, Horace Soper ioe tvre, G. H. Muich and W. Powel war has devoted herself to Red Cross’ jer marriage at Los:-Angeles on Feb. M. Rutlage, W. Green, W. Grimm, C yt Sowa . e « ’ we >. > . Y J . : P “Cc scan tay ‘ ‘ . ' P ‘ ¢ > = , ’ . ‘ . 7% - , SS * f AVE Fi 1 ’ 3 = iinates every scene in which caret McKittrick. and with numerous 5830 Clemens avenue have received Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sumnet » ‘as work of x. M. C. A. and - = Jostes, W. Buettner: Misses Niemann Pim oo” , h ; ‘ a gy — fal or ' Fam ae _ ‘rederick PF Oaki: ar) (;lendale, gave ; Will robablh n France as fa , : ; ' art rival of a daughter, whom they have ves This aid, the desert slave smaller and informal affairs-ef_a s0-, word from their son, Corp. Frederick of Oakland 1 sores a : 7 al badly be | France as long The Noshim Rachmonim Aid So- |! M. Vahikamp. ; j 2s ¢ . | cP } } : H ssi ¢ i , . , if } Lyi 1s ’ » i "ly aya . . ° — - who was a mem be r of the “ ("¢ pt oo $e mpaturs eve eae as thie l'é ] lifé ec oft women worke rs cietvV will receive its friends and o « was Mi a o n . . . P . . ss ieens 4 9 ° , > a - 1. . ne Le WW, ; oOrriss ¢ oO? . ae lelic rs > . PF ht Pe °% Lt}, "Res - , ’ Tr r 6 | i i> Orie Wood, who is quite as with the far-farmned hospitality for | 138th Intantry, and who Js now con se ; W: eee f : C 7 eons the seme the next “open meetings eleb Presi ‘ . : Pr: sry i ( ‘ Clemens so oO ympany . } res lent’s aav” j ae: F nt” arty ul ne ashe is tigerish. ‘ hich St. Louis is noted. valescing at (;ene rad Hospital 99 at f Ti¢ 1S i { Nn ‘ | P March 26, “at Hiarburrer Hall. an le . ‘ ‘ ‘ i par ¥ wine ‘ i ' ' , . ‘entlv returned from ‘rance. Mrs . . es : a buffet fmighth’ District of Missouri, Federa- fas ge ye Aa¢ | “O% that a scenario that he has. cent! ‘| Evans avenue. celebrates eir Sokeicrh ; ; 0 a } ; oo ager of Bagdad, carried x: _abroad NS ay eC, : { their fifth Enright avenue . : f Women's Clubs, will meet ence off. its feet in one nD wa ; , Thnes rower £ f me sre S go" : OT ber aug ‘rs Misses Olive ane ry ;, : mwor Dd iden Sy- Thursday morning at 10 o clos k aft ling of Tuesday was that of Miss | titlea “General Hospital 99” has been ber daughters, ind whose present were: Mr. and Mrs. arranged with the following juvenile | % ne | oS ¥. W.C. A. Mrs ‘ph Mark _" 1 bh 4) — Mrs. Jas Mark - Spected he could muster up v9 erste ha | : TT] t — .y t+ ; ve Pa ha ; i am a t . aT) chairman will preside Miss . to Lieut. Alexander Galt, son of Drew and that pictures are to be Hoven. Matt ven Jr.. ed Herr: Kdna Bearman, the Mast Sisters, Lil- POEs . , s 4 din a by ; . kK eet pee irs. Smith P. Galt Ferguson: Rowen: ark of Nirkwoonk, who has te story by the love passages ‘pla which wa ylemnized very ice 4 \V — » “4 a ‘ ’ s: > > . } Baba's- son with a singing viet? sits Mu a y at nn t| ‘its immediate —T tion Princeton avenue, University City,: B. Robinso: (X.iger L. Boerner. Cohen ' etiv on Tuesday afternoon at)! 7 = 4 rm Girl, both o ‘ “lare ‘ iy entertained with a luncheon Tuesday } f whom, cla i'rinity Church, Chicago. Mrs. Galt |_ | couple will come to St. Louis and will “¢ , , . > et ee y - » vaigh for the Fifth sity in June. Mr. Ze] attend: Toeh] y wear eher reet ; ay Ud as the « hief wife of Kasim he at home temporarily with the tion for the C im] _ sear sora | ne ‘ d 2 a attended Toe hi of 263 feb street at an! yeona Lutz. len Wenzel. Henrietta A that will pres¢ nN V ge une ashington Sous and Was informal te; I I itternoon of Wenzel Katie Schuette. Alice Pe wal Alt oy Sa : wavy commissioned aft ‘ort Sheridan Of- - “hy rapaets ae aie ice ; ae ye All Baba; the already cited . The bride, who is originally frorm seer = ) » departed Wednesday | ficers’ TT) ) i? Cam ee : aoe ; = Misses Marguerite Merrill, Mabel Wenzel ' ; f "fs ra f , ’ > ii! c °*S “s ¥ ‘ " { oe . . - . ‘ a , P 1. 5 . - - de djregorio: and Fugene New Ve rk. formerly resided in St. | Mrs. ! on MI ie 7 first ' 1 | in 1B : imp, crit di JAPaAnol Wheaten, sO ita Clark. Rose Wiess. Marguerite Wenzel, Ann e order a4 Sport Suit, Coat or : : r the Southwest er Lirst charged in ecember, allie () i] ¥ e Pall ' yor : Toe ‘night fo Hallie Creciluis, vy, Ber Etherington; Messrs Dick and Cape-coatgirom our desirable “OUPS, One series present T Thurs: . 2 2 Con era. scene from “Il Trovatore,” with Mto- | at the home a@f Mra, Justus M. Pfaff Sugeests birds which pose anid F with Woman's Trade Union League as attendant ane will serve ' iS! attendant, while Mr. Lane will serve Balson, former president of the club, | hott were elected delegates to the A iong. graceful, lithe tige) stUTE & One of the features of the associa-!| will follow the ceremonv for the! Louis Woman's Committee, Council * ‘ ‘ , , , " ‘ . : ‘atkins. Mrs W ont , gs * seth ie el, Al i, Edwards fern Davis.'’ Mrs. Murphy will go to Charleston, ! parents, with the Rev. Father Sulll-| helm, Mrs. A. Watkins, Mrs. J .' early in May. ion convention will be the delega-, relatives and close friends. of National Defense, on Tuesday aft- : ' Vir: (> A AS S Ts et r » sr * ‘ re . ; Y T ivrore ’ ] 7s 4 > 7 » 7 . aa \ ‘ i+} is i . a ‘ 4’ Le} ley Wi ve under! Institute and Washington University, Hotel, to the women of the ward 01 ‘arnelius ray. Joseph tion. remony Shi Whitley and his Lindenwood lege is to have % members and guests of the Twentieth ; , ead ushe Sie \ Ss “ "% ‘ ‘Oo. ril 4 , Crys : oe > ? l | | ] itt : t > j ; - this the eve is so atrophie. r, and Mrs. Frank Blelock | gee is also a graduate. He has re-| will speak: Mrs. Frank V. Hammar joni thompson, Curtis Berghofer, Rvar presses, cleans and reblo vill make their home in Little Rock, the Butler g) arly in April. by the, rial Monday. One hundred and twen- Lue oO Kearns ne Christmas harlequinade: cateeoan h spectacularness with less { WV lludsorr, ISrnest Schoen, lior- vear. sour Woman's Comniittee, Council ner Sunday in honor of the birthday stage is to be in water : trees and The St. Louis Optimist Club will Te P 4} ; t Beth St. Patrick favors were used 3239 North Nineteenth street, have The part of the villain will be taken . vet thev are not the entire Seegal to Lester Seasongood, seph R. Barroll of the War Savings . Schields. Misses J. Archoefer, Olga of Pana, Ill, who has had a round | ve heroine tellent. They are too many to ward Meade Jr., Tom Murphy, Carl) of the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and) Bénoist of the Libert) Loan All , ] Mazanec. and Messrs Arthur Ruth, | or. ‘ ‘ incentive to learning deep nf “tration, Robert Burkham, OO. L.!| minster place. Only the relatives activities of the ward organization \Ty aM MI Olian of Alton’? liam’ J. Horn. Karbe of 4640 South Cives, which are necessary before the ms wife, who almost laughs San ei ' ’ “= rot. Clarence avenugs gave aA surprise he robber chieftain, not .a sin- hansen eracogtae bo SS | mi : ridav. March 7, for Miss ; little niece, Mary Casey, daughter of:,, | Joseph Kestranech Moegle, , Ernest f'aul, formerly Miss Cissy + , : \ . . Ts . «A lat 7 li: in , owhte? A\Lr ‘ ; : entertainment act the farcical sue Boehnken and Lorraine and! makes her home. Mary Lorraine MelIntyre, “who left Mi Williamina Parrish, daughter, Mr. and tingkamp: Miss Alma : ad pases wits tats tle tone - wn shill aie talian scholar aha , sii ik ‘| as Fitzg~erald, Mrs. Peter Walsh, Miss- ome of the actors a great deat ‘narge of the automobile ride to) sociation will give a luncheon on) were Misses Elsie Steis, Gene M APY) 5 a Ota she Mr. and Mrs. John Francis A as Fitzgerald, ails 7 : : ; : ; | | 7 2 aes 3 | ‘ f : ‘ ie 2 i : : . Pres * . , ‘ " n q3 . ‘sg he enters ih the first act he van, Willard Bartlett. W. B. Weston, Anna Sneed Cairns, president of the |gan and Messrs. Robert h, W. J. as bas ial student of music, ¢9 Europe. Mrs. Murphy was Miss ly Wednesday Among those | Brannon, Mart Yeckel nd Grace W - lod © — , She ie now entering the sauah re as . , . ae EP : Mr. and Mrs. N. Brown of 431% De te inside the town stabs hit. - id R. Kdward Ahern and Miss Mar- Nir. and \Irs. MH. \ Niemevel of i \. . hie i I} >\W\ i] ®Trimnk tne ove I . ; \\ eicK VA } eters, VW. Thielen, (>. ; i named Marjorie Ruth. Mrs. Brown h, seemed to be actually “lived ‘ial nature the week will be replete; Niemeyer, trone at nt . ~ ;' . receive, Sighteent nfantry is i aa, “TOs > AT Ty Pp - ah , Sy 4 rt Howeon as Kasim Baba, the ae Baltimoro from wounds received: Eighteenth Infa y. Mr: and Mrs wn r. Remiey, 4145) Hebrew Temple, King’s highway Symond: “eS of. ‘ed- ; ae wspital : n- | Watsor ‘as assisted in receiving | : ked chin ae interesting out-of-town wed-) written while at the hospital and en Vatson was assisted in receiving bY!) weqging anniversary ast Sunday An interesting program has ced china | pf climactic emotion which no ’ , Ze YY "s c ‘ . oe “a +; Vv Rut ats , ' ‘ oe " yelceame Vielrose Abbey of Waukegan, /accepted by Mr. and Mrs, Sidney ; Ruth Watson D. L. Remiley, Jim Remiley, Matt artists taking part: Lillian Wrobel, $ Oo. welcom Willie note was added to the ae ; oe | of 63 Vandeven- taken next month at the hospital for Mrs. Charles Edward Runk 5 Mrs. Sansot tieder-‘nan. Mrs. John! lian Ginsberg and Master Marwyn iwi d Ge ». FF . . Mrs. W.’T. Donovan, chairman of to announce the engagement of her r. and M , o82 ) f Sha lac Wn and reCorge Rasley, Sank and her sons. Charles and Thomas Ir a Lal seat Sa , . 2 baie. | ) l \irs A. Wenzel of Shawmut place Pully tenides the foregoing Galt . hos tt] ' the Missouri Woman's Liberty Loan! daughter, Miss k. Helen Runk, to) St. L Ss avenue ounced the en-) antertained for her daughter March e . ; aA) Di cines : J Lane pra age | . . am ‘ - : : ing a visit to the | ¢ ( ‘ Aue SS nk ill . , nN ) the lg 4 igae : , for the rendition of musical riage. After*’a honeymoon trip the organization, is ™m am . RR aR say a ATntd, , Miss Ru ik Will gagement of th daughter, Miss g The guests wer Mrs. L. A. Eth- , YyV/ 7 lo re niusrt he accorded t Steliu . larger cities of the state In prepara- graduate from Northwestern 1 niver Cecil Louise Jaere} to William rineton. Virs. » Als c ‘ ’ = P ; y he rollle Ke ral about as ‘ ; louis and hi: iS Mn! iny friends here, i . _ ‘ hd cr 4 ») | ~Mo where ahe , | shiv incompetent steward. S ¢ istop was Springtfiela, tha Niemann. ‘Viol: hettilen sheen 1 - Sikeiioneiniehini:. aaa Perse | entire pro ~ inen it the Audi | re veee Yowmans ts Wake | ‘spent Thursday in conference wit! BRhe Corona Catholic Club will | poris Roge sieb) M | te yet wt Y ae tt : j ny Sey mt Phe Paris Shop range of Gll-wool Men's-Weat sta ’ uc i 4 CARY ’ re « i ‘ : | = . ‘ oris LOrvers ati i wled t B 4 l P left n n for “ _—— she has been engaged in ithe woman's: organization of that} give a euchre and 500 party at 37306 > ate Annett Sohmidt rie ss 2 ms aie ’ a of St. Taut- Scotch Tweeds or Homespuns. t nothing to be asked fe war work for the Government. | Springfield she departed | Lindell } 7" Raedle, Annetti Schmidt Angie| nette. EK. Alexander and Wm. Mor- |. ) , , . city. ‘rom * Pp © S “ps > 4 aei ~wouUulreva»rt omorrow evening. ms wee ex aS cia cS , ri : | | | gs | | | “ | | — 00 a e | Lieut. Galt has recently received | for a‘tour of the Ozark neighbor- | odiiae &: | Hernnsen, ren Hilkerbaumer, | ische. , (nnounces the arrival of their complete line 0} lin Our styles are as unusual “ ig . sla mt 3 : = > ‘ "s , io a bape 4 Ss " rs Ags End sf gaons - “og at the home * ter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F Biouses from abroad trom such houses Please make veseevant in | = if . A » Sorest=. of Mrs. C..C oldt, 310 Skinker > : Fea ec . : ons Bs the ah of 5 ten vee ee ee e- Donovan is expected to re-/| road, tomorrow mir setar a rors Mrs. B. D Murphy of North! Cotter of 1523 South Compton ave- ) . advance, as orders taken are far the resuit ; . wt! i s . ‘ ‘ ' 4 i . ee ga namie , 4 ' , os : . ce a large battery of spot and Hate Vine heal ayes eee Bae Se, |row. i Mies Lillian Fein entertained ‘The | : > lights emphasized the stage iganens: Sand Dunes” at her home, 7470 J en nN y saNn.Vvi n The list of patrons and patron- | Hazel boulevard, M iplewood. Satur- a : : On a smaller one, with HE marriage of Miss Carrie ) . 1 : : | for Miss Marion Elsa Taucke’s day afternoon, March &. The club ; £ | people and restricted equip Levy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | ©*®°S aerate: Ha ‘ seit ans : Embroidering orth “Chu Chin Chow’ might lone ‘recital on Thursday eyening at the!{s composed of Misses Jean Wiggins, i Designer and Maker of | A. J. Levy, of 6111 Waterman ___ —_ ; vad . | Rod: ange lis ere ; ; ; . ° ments of its «pectacular effect, but avenue, to Louis R. Strauss, son of | gene llnageng ee aed ceding aang pore: oe re 3 eae ) >. —NOW LOCATED— . , > = iw. J. Edwards, Airs. yvosep “olk, ag ' ; y . ‘ Woman's ¢ Club Leader Dies. . ifimily were present, and the cere-| : A masquerade party was 5 Ostrich Feathers cleaned dyed ON DIS! LAY I OR Suite 212-13-14-15 Wright Building ved 1 ' . Mrs. A. J. Gaines, Dr. and was given at RRO At mony was followed by a .wedding Mr. and . & > AL? T To i] if GE Mat ch 16 b 7 <UPper. R i peta tots Mr. strh wheaoragen nd M rs. J. Ww. Maclvor., Mrs. Day id Me- the he me of Miss Mar Kare. | inne- and curled. Ornaments made & ON EK WW KEK renee - . Slias MiteRae Mrs. gan, 1441 Burd ; ic, Saturday Aa corresponding 3 biin bride departed for a honeymoon Williams, Mrs. Elias It l, | é- sat n from old feathers. Furs, Coats —09 Odd Fellows Ride. N. W. Cor. 8th and Pine Ota. : = = .. « Nace TY Sinr- evening, Marc! lows | ederation of 3 trip ‘ir Strauss has recently re _ ea Senddet Mi Watl ‘ | ev hiri + ning e= , titan “Wieatee mil on aioe seg och and Suits remodeled and repaired. Ha - died wt her home a turned from service at Rochester, , mons Mr. and Mrs harles Wiggins, + ee tt: ct ana & = eth 1 POS — a 4 two days ill- j a. where he wag detailed as ins’ and Mr. Max Zach, bites Taucke ig) O'Y. Ju la sticrlin, Dor othy Liem-

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f ST-DISPAICH Si. LUUIS POS! -DISrAICH ; — | . Sh aS a or ? Be oe os toa a is bp ications 1 his way to “Mikado” by Sold Students. Employed Boys’ Brotherhood. a, = DA | * Elected to Phi Beta Kappa. | MEXICAN NEWSPAPER MAN ' eas ae aan asst oe The seule - ey ae muniian “tehokl PF A. W olf, boys’ work director of = AFTER 15 YEARS’ SEP owe eee ee am ro members of the 1915 grad.) Soc ial Eve Nts -| INSPECTS POST-DISPATCH PLANT) Senor Atcvein inspected the Post-/| School, consisting of 100 boy and git' the Y. M. C. A., is organizing an ee juating class of Sumner High Schoo!) i dF Preceding Page -D | Dispatch plant and other large at. | students, will present the comic op-| employed boys brotherhood, The Dispatch Item At i By . om ‘ . - tLe ¢ ‘ , 4 ales ericanizati > “oa : : ® ,ehave recently been elected to the Continue r mg Louis establishments, aacompanied era Mikado at the schoo! auditorium Americanization Committee of the on of Woman Who | 5 . 4 f Phi Beta Kappa Society following > 6 x 7 a di Visitor. Proprictor of 3 Publications by William EF. Saunders, represent- next Saturday night. The Soldan Or- Junior Chamber of Commerce will ' She Was an Orphan. .. . ‘ras toastmistress. - *xic ‘ity . ‘on- pe, -lc¢ , rn i i. assist i rork. - thype years of high standing in. president, wa 0 in Mexico City, Here in Con ‘ing the American Chamber of Com-/;chestra will furnish the music. assist in the work. | Andrew Hunsacker of Cc ' ; tiy -| cers the club responding to toasts ectic ’ 7 _ ‘schelarship in their respective col-| cers “ nection With Equipment merce in Mexico. He said Mexico | | was reunited Thursday ' . is: , i'were: Mmes. L. L. King, J. 5S. Payne, > on. | é : leges. They are: Miss Frances H.| wer : Purchases ania seenivertina raged from the ef-| | | = ey you d was ret ited Thursday iti ; ry, G. W. Taylor and A. DW. Rafael Alduci roprietor of three x 7? Williams, 3973 West Belle place, at- | H. A. Loevy, G. W. 1a! t . Alducin, proprietor o fects of several years of revolutionary | ¢ Louis, following # i. ' . ; i. Tableaux of scenes and cos- icatic ‘ew Mexic ects of se hare tives In St. & ke | Patending Mount Holyoke College, CT an ieee OF the Endiaw té pein woe in the City of canoe ty warfare, and that all classes were | € needlessly b others to rion of an item seeking tracd fpSouth Hadley, Mass., and James’ A. | fumé y} ee ee ee ult supporting the constitutional Gov- | ° | 8 which was published in t ucceed. * ’ al . on sent trium yh of the (;oddess j sta » lac ri , , ¢ be an Sedgtt, 4003 West Belle place, attend- | the prese } vista de las Revistas (Review of Re | iene pispatch last Monday. Hunsacker sent word from ‘ing the University of Kansas. cf Liberty were presented. Mrs. 5. views) and the monthly El Automo- — | | |A. Myerson and Mrs. Carson McCor-, jj Mexic ad tn we te for 3 . | | The (A. M4 ij en exico, was in St. Louis fot PIvT PEP. into your personal appearance | mon om save nati asking the Post-Dispate mack had charge of the affair. three days last week, in connection wear a diamond. Pay monthly. lofts Bros | a sie said that 15 years ’ ore witli the purchase of equipment for! Co.. 24 floor, :wS NX. Oth sts regularly elps you to om ate fro : . 991% n s forced to separate trom Miss Hildegard Hanpeter of 3215 . wa mr te ae |Palm street entertained last Monday succeed. children a 2 : and he soon lost trace of the with a_i bridge-luncheon for 40 For whom are you = guests. ‘ace | : | | The Monday Club of Wesbter K' working ? ‘ ‘Groves has instituted a series of | | ; ‘food sales to help defray the expense $1 opens 7 Savings Ac: .. ee | ‘SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1919. i > a — LALLA LLL ALLOA 1 aren “ earek a p> oan Ea yepevner:. 4 : > aay SPR She ER eee ” ee ~; ee ea ree tale ae ee i : ~. _ =? ss (= eo “4 xt a5 . Y Ere ae 5" xc * a. he ee — Dees, Pe ® 4 yw NERS vhs gag ee S ae fm at rag 0... sak ie ang ad ~~ s i ae prmmnge dow See a dah Nien titan ss lie RS RISD i ng dE aga a aul ea “ ne ok Baia . . om RROD Peg. WteRony s paar ae pee ge Vag ON ee se “lin Siti. By —_ ae rape seen a EN ME oe o's a a . , erm r gs agree eo * ~ " Py odes anger ed ‘of redecorating the interior of the ———) ; count. { club house. The third sale will be a Mary T. Goldman's Hair jheld Saturday afternoon, from 2 to Heodiamvent. Hamilton, Wellston, 8t. Uharles and Ferguson Cars ited | —— eed Savings Department open Mondays a emeree T csler te 6 o'clock. Tomorrow will be annual from 4 to 8 days—e trial | j|jbrary day, at which time the meet- BEEF ROASTS PORK . se | : | | until 6:30 p. m. $ — ae by simply ing will be open to the public. The Reef Shoulder 2he | Pork Shoulders | | combing three h he ‘meeting will begin at 2:30 p. in. - cement ad BMS a ng ee 12 Mary T. Goldman's ‘ences at the Camp Libraries.” This Loin of Veal ry Salt in , Veal Should ‘| Dry Salt | Hair Color Restorer lis the one occasion of the year when akin gd Fm me | | ) Fourth & Locust Cut out, fill = an6 the public is solicited for donations trial bottle to ay and test |~—either books or money—for the it on one lock of hat. | Webster Groves Public Library. Be sure to tell the ex- act color of your hair— | whether as eee oe Mr. and Mrs. George T. Barry of holy bm If possible, 4816 Hammett place, have announced encloses lock In song |the marriage of their daughter, Miss bottle and comb by return | Eve Barry, to Paul F. O'Neill of San mail, bap gg eta meng | Francisco, at the Church of the Visi- eateries. liquid, pure and |tation on March 4. The Rev. Father clean as water — sure an@ (javin officiating. The young couple certain in results, pleas- : ; ant to use. Will not wash |as gone on a honeymoon and will or rub off. be at home after April 1 at 541 Tenth MARY » A GOLDMAN . on. avenue, San Francisco. 298 Goldman Bidg. St. Paul, Mine. now FREE TRIAL COUPON 22224) or, and Mrs. J. A. Blumenthal of MARY T. GOLDMAN 2919 Dayton street announce the en- 8 280% Bidg..6t.Paul,Minn. § | atte Pe a Se A ES Tg a Te YIN org Veal jc | Smoked Cali. Veal Stew 4 se eeee ‘| Pork Sausage Meat, Ib......... Pies” Feet. Se Yee Sage TS { Hest Lard ED Dry Salt Neck Bones. 3 ib , 7 Pickled Pigs’ Feet, each ORS Pe ey _. be ” = cans, .25€ No, 2 can Early June Peas...2 for 265 | Te peg Bulk Macaroni or Spaghetti, Ib..... Pe Pet Oleo, with coloring. Ib.. weeeeet Wa it (;00d Cooking Potatoes (bring basket). 15 Ibs P 50c Eagle Stamps with pkg. Macaroni or Spaghetti ¥ | pag THE ARTOPHONE CoO., No. 3 can 10 bars Swift's Pride or Silk Soap..48c ee lic Navy Beans, hand-picked, Ib.......10¢ Wh Choice Calif. Lima Beans, Ib....... : y $1.00 Eagle Stamps with pkg. Best Vet Cleanser $1.00 kagle Stamps with large pkg. Wizard Carpet Cleaner 1113 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo.: $1.00 Eagle Stamps with small bottle Wizard Furniture Polish............ $2.00 Eagle Stamps with medium bottle Wizard Furniture Polish......... 25e in the beautiful Artophone, and would like to know more about $4.00 Eagle Stamps with large bottle Wizard Furniture Polish : « | ays your FREE TRIAL offer. Gentlemen—I am interested $2.00 Eagle Stamps with pound Mount Auburn Coffee $4.00 Eagle Stamps with pound M. & J. Coffee ..... $2.00 Kagle Stamps with 1 pound Bluegrass Seed. . ! All This sale Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday—Cash and carry prices— 2 \ Records a ine WHERE? POST-DISPATCH ’ ; } ' | ; ; ' ; niet Easy to find ' BIG HOUSE, HOME in the AND REALTY DIRECTORY A surprise party was given in honor of H. A. Berg at his home, 3954 Botanical avenue, last evening. | # The party. was arranged by his ; mother and his fiancee, Miss Mildred | \ Altschuh. | | | Mrs. W. J. Fey of 4330 St. Louis| ° avenue has announced the engage- | Have Vou Some ment of her daughter,, Miss Mabel | | May Fey, to Lieut. Vane Deal of the rs ah ; ; ld Ph t h Quartermaster’s Department, Camp . O O OZTap 9 Hancock, Augusta, Ga. -faded perhaps, Or & |] Miss Belle Kovinsky was given a ]} , 7 4 | ‘surprise farewell party Maren &, at kodak snap-shot of some- ||/ : ewer ° , ; 4 Ss iVLé j é i; ‘is ie whem Vou have fe, "OMe Of Miss Matiida Davis, , '4727 Newberry terrace, by the Y. M. no other picture ? 'H. A. four. Miss Kovinsky ha’s gone ra . We ean work wonders with to spend the rest of the year with such pictures in copying them |||!" Sister, Mrs. Schultz, of Terre Cwes pring I ig = SSE S, Or O e ’ and enlarging them, incidental- | Haute, Ind. She is the daughter of ly improving them to a remark- Mr. and ‘Mrs. H. Kovinsky of 1429 able extent ‘ | Belt avenue. Those present were | Messrs. Nat Essman, Sam Reiss, Joe We will be glad to show Silverstein, Joe Fadem, Louis Green- Sos & you some of the work we hdve berg, Max and Louis Cohen, Harry , ' anti’ fines , done, and give you an opinion Seigal, Morris Tessler, Babe Silver- ) Ch “4 e ees sin G2: SSP if ; 1 1 — of what may be «dione with some man, Al Seigal, Abe Smith, Steppens, O l ce a t a ) rice weap Be i ies ss : Not a Limited Selection precious pictufe you have, | Harry Smith, Sid Blustein, Nat and Soe pee RS Jack Seigal. Misse Jenine and Sadie > . bce censt bongtrisstas PPcwosgeesecsesiss But Nearly 1000 * . Tntenake Bertha Davis. Rose -¥'a- LC Oommands File cha ep Meee seat C welg tu 10 . I iT : Hir i : ld, Hi . | ates Bee | B tif IN D C ti 8 dem, Lillian irschfield, enryetta, Sees eiissees? gogtie sey Mildred and Esther Greenberg, Paul- y Att ° \ Spas Berra s eau l u ew ress rea ton 4927 Delmar Boulevard ine Fishman, Rose Soffer, Hildia our ention Eos oe vee ll 0 . “True to Life Photographs."’ Kischer, Malvina Morris, Lena Korn- TN sit for A CCastons _blatt, Marion Goldstein. aH eons 4, ~ 4 ae Miss Othel I. Candy of 5033 Mi- rBIG SALE |nerya avefue and Miss Pauline L. | Wurdack of 1227 Bayard avenue en- tertained with a St. Patrick’s party Ds : : , . iy PASE Ea eed a0 ers of the national association, wil] TQ" SAA Me MONEY ON YOUR act as toastmistress at the banquet. RAINCOATS HERIE Among the speakers will be Miss Pelican Rubber Co, |} Virginia ©. Gildersieeve, dean of TIT LUCAS AV. Barnard College, and Mme. Amanda X whe Elevator to Third wisest Labarcea of Santiago, Chile, who is | now on an educational mij«Ston for the Chilean “ss ara ag this New country, Blue Improve Your Local committees for Phe conven Taffeta, g Appearance tion are: Information Committee, _— Know the joy of a Mrs. A. T. Chambers, chairman, and render to your skin Shryock, Helen Koch, Mlizabeth a beautiful, soft, Toomey, Maude Holmes, Helen Stix, Lc ee get ey oe Mary Ida Trueblood, Mary Beek, the wonder of your Katherine Prelin: Mmes, Alfred friends if you will use Kammerer, G. N. Seidlitz Reception Committee, Mrs. W. E 4 . . 4 Gouraud s Ai Wittrig, chairman: Dean Martha Me e t C Cauls _& Misses Ciladys Morey, Irina rien a ream Filsinger, Gertrude Blodgett, Cha | Send the for Trial Size lotte Gerhard; Mmes. Paul Treuman, FERD. T. HOPKINS & SON, New York George Piekson, V. W. Bergenthal ES Te SORT CT Radge Committee, Miss Mabel Me ? : QWuiston, chairman; Misses Cenevie, Apgar. Julia Randall, Caldwell Credentials Committee, Mrs. Kat] MAIL ORDERS erine P. Pomeroy, chairman: Mmes Oreon > Scott. Hugo Miuren: 2 Mexican White Sapphires, 75c Misses Cornelia : Brossi ra Lucinda S | } | ) fit | : Bo id ; Pree am ‘ so athe Solid Gold Pilea Tit. | de Templin, Louise Stickney, Munice SER RD +. of = rh > wed | eS LB mY Lp fany Kings for ladies. Smith. ‘ , EY: ve ta AREY ’ / yi ' . "9 NM = = Kent . ee with ‘ The delegates from the St. Loui: ‘ €: meet ' Meo eet a (GANS RE LA eee . ; , ' { » ; bh. | e 35c — ; rr t Mexican A hite branch are Mrs Ludwig Schneiat A YE ede Su A PA pS % 5.) at Y 4 thot é ff ) 6 ‘ \ \j \ } : # ’ f : Miss Clarissa B. Brockstedt, Mi CPAs YEAS 5 ON nip fm 58 aa j | \i' | | i a Lucinda de Templin Mra...’ Hugo Oper 100 LE PE AIRS E96 ss 4a Rs ' ee hotrpae Sg one 1 | ‘ WM Hae o Vi Muench and Mrs. George Piekso: aunt ah 3 “RSS SGA AES SRI IN ‘ ) ) = ! Self-tucked ~ e¢ ‘ vA } . "§ at h ; ; ™ if eee she bane a at, | aiternate. | Styles eve i 1 2 . | ‘: ; ey HPS pK Sees Ges i ea ; ‘ Navy Jerwey ee. if a ' # ' biu hite AT ing . . s oe Po , it rc pr. a . ie, Vad" > @\ru , se \ | ORS WES, OO) 9 OF : hate ’ ; ‘ = - iii lmet a lifetime, Our special offer Mr. and Mrs. John Wiikes Fors : Gy Ray Wie ni ae OUR. te Me ae: PR . , fF | 3 : this advertiser ; $9 Ln nomen ' Jr. of 5933 Clemens avenue returned lo those ; i q Oa 3 : LA Ac hag Be2 \ > a.% ay he ' j , i. | - o ern % ' ¥ 2: 4 At, : . | - ao eral em mt Or . Be ) ; ; Be: ; a ; sity 7 . ; r A ” ey 5 a ¢ ~~ ’ ) ) . ; ’ = . . ’ d, ene So, Dept. 32. 335 Market St. Phita } pictured ne tte Dee au UE EE eh | ¢ : ; + mat 4 igs, ol tary Academy i tehe W. Fora Ii. who are tneluded Dati’. Ge foe ae a gee = 7 | i cadet at the academy Ir. and ' ae. oe ER ES he ; > re it the a le ; id an lhe {fea ty eB ra) iembroidered PDE NTIST Ford departed l’riday liggnt To let 5 i ; fey’ " Bos he ‘ 3 French Gra) . ‘; . . eo 5 ’ ¥ ~*~ “> 1 . e,. 4 Springs, Ark A S28 = . ef a ‘ , ~ ¥ » rg ? 3 ' it. -4 " * ' ‘ “ ‘ < } ‘sem! Oriel Bldg. “!:"2"4 of 4433 Ashi $16 Fleer Locnat Mrs. Fred Voepel of 4422 Ashland DR. a W. PFEFFER avenue entertained the Ottol Clu Sale intes of All Kinds Can Re on Thursday afternoon, when those Seen and eeantented te Vou present were: Mrmes lens t . ) CROWN AND iam | ce | = -00 BRIDGE WORK $5.00 + Stocker, John Driemeyer winks Micured Georgette nnd : Rs Send f I TRETH EATMACTED WITH GAS Dalmore, William Linkemann. H. kt Daftfeta ¢ Ombination, 14; Beaded Tan und Our atae BM ay McClellan, H. R. Morris, Otto | 3 5 ap saci, | | Cutahnguast -e TION : Lae we Ripa. : : AND ADVICE Free “ ete) : Hater Lane ae Mary | : VEeEpe, 2nd ALIS aaikbili AS Ee -OvVeD 2 , s Mamie Mongove: THOMAS W. GARLAND 409-11-12 Breadway - Insure a strong, healt en -_- —_— —~ c-— ‘

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A A A I P . 7 ok 1 TES rire a | ne ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4 Ee ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ 5 post-Dispatch Item Attracts Atten- QAUGHTER AND FATHER MEET ~ AFTER 15 YEARS’ SEPARATION tion of Woman Who Thought She Was an Orphan. other child, son named John, was of army age and enlisted when America entered the war, going across with the Rainbow Division. Through the Red Cross the father and son were united upen the son's return. Arriving at her father’s home. AUSTRALIAN OFFICIAL TO TALK Word was receive yesterday by James A. Troy, secretary of the Foreign Trade Bureau of the Cham- ‘BA ST.LOUISANS AMONG ARRIVALS 606-608 Washington Avenue Thru to Sixth Street Kansas City Detroit ' St. Louis ) Cincinnati Cleveland Thursday, Mrs. Aliison said: “It ber of Commerce, that H. Y. Brad- ; Andrew soggy eager does not seem possible. I thought I don, Commissioner of Austrialia in spend ° - ve gon beiieate ‘Allison as was an orphan. I bought that copy the United States, had accepted his daughter. : m i He IN : bli = | of the Post-Dispatch and there was invitation to address the member- to lives in St. Louls, pip rw ali 2 ° “nd | the item about my father looking ship of the Chamber of Commerce tion of an item oe ng trace o ‘ sid for me. I telegraphed immediately at a luncheon at the Statler Wednes- ; ) " which was a in the Post- | and followed in person ag soon as day. | A : 7 . Ee cuer era ted * a eee | Possible.” The Commissioner, who is making : | nnouncing Complete and Authoritative = unsae oad ‘coma mE ae. a tour of the country to become ac- Sto . nati o ee = i i Phi Delta Phi Banquet. quainted with conditions in both for- Members of 412th Telegraph ad . re] him. e Sa : wide % -™ e e Phi Delta Phi, a Washington eign and domestic fields as they per- : | was eager to on cata ae “oe ee | University School of Law fraternity, tain to the United States, will arrive Battalion Part of 1074 Of 1S a Ss O Tl Tr children after e aea 0 is wite will have its annual banquet Wednes- the morning and spend the day ° p n p p a f | and he soon lost trace of them. The! day at 6:30 p. m., at Statler Hotel. * pens v0 ihe eahind ef ti | ficers and Men Brought you = —= - ~ H | ome by Battleship New Splendid §$ La k E N Mide. Th é, y P | plendi tocks Featuring Every New ode at : we 3 Jersey. F 4 - a : Ac- $e. | ash ion H A d f h S S KCL : as Approved tor the Spring Season : GG RECRUITED FROM | 3 : \ | rz ondays - TELEPHONE COMPANY F | . Wh Y, ; ust en You Want Them Most nk Entered Active Service in . ; : | ; France in January, 1918, pore. | $ and Saw Hard Fighting ad ( : () ( | W Ap S Z While Attached to British 4 I ; 97305 Force. : Fy D Vin Z ‘ “Part | NEWPORT NEWS, Va., March 15. r _——-The battleship New Jersey arrived | : ‘here today from Brest with 1074 of- i [ “ta 3 ficers and men, including the 412th) ” ; — | Telegraph Battalion, Missourians, | P CL) 0 Sp fiz al Pu rch QS eS — Ty eZ | complete, and casual companies from ‘ = ; ’ — yr f - Soagtg Beem 7 wet ‘ / |-Illinois, Texas, Oklahoma, Mississip- | B [J dad / / : ST-DISPATCH AN cut | pi and Nebraska. | ying : On CT u ad “ues HOUSE, HOME . | Among the casual officers was) g REALTY DIRECTORY s\ | Lieut. Stewart McDowell, aviator, of | , Philadelphia, who was captured by ee 3 | 4 the Germans while bombing behind lines. the German Four Officers and 60 Men of Battal- ion Are St. Louisans. The 412th Telegraph Battalion was recruited in the summeryof 1917 from among eniployves of the South- western Bell Telephone Co. Four of its officers and 60 of its men are St. Louisans, who worked in the lo- cal plant and office of the company | prior to centering the service. Two)! of the St. Louis officers, Lieutenant- Colonel KF, A. Montrose and Capt. Karl H. Painter, were promoted from | the rank of Major and Lieutenant, | respectively, while overseas, After six months of training in a 192 | Many Are Exact Replicas of Costly Originals Many of the Capes Are Lined With \\. - Texas camp, the battalion entrained for Hoboken, N. J., from whence ~ @ ° they sailed Jan. 10 for Liverpooi. Beautiful S7/h They arrived in England, Jan. 18 and| remained in camp at Winchester un- | til Jan. 26, when they the “1 Channel to France. Their first work in agtive service was the building of a main-wire telegraph system from American General Headquarters at Chaumopt to Dijon, on the road to ‘bordeaux, the base The work was completed Mareh 29) A splendid offering that will make our Cape Section the center of. attraction Monday—for these new garments are the height of fashion. Wonderfully clever Dolmans, cut long and full, hanging in graceful folds front the shoulders, finished with attractive collars, belts, braid and button trim- mings. Many of the Capes have vests, many are silk lined, - | and there is such a variety of smart styles you will find many ; crossed wreat airriis eC and the battalion, after being sup- : : ary way ; . , ; ‘ P | plied with steel helmets, gas masks that please dhs nat eben. di arta i Models of s« ree, wool poplin ¥ ions . THE PREFERRED ,and revolvers, in addition to equip- Be, ig and velour; in black, navy, popular tans and blues. | FRONT-L CEs iment necessary to carry on theil = os os j regular duties, was loaded into trucks CO h : 2 ¢ a { / ‘ ( Ito ( S i CTS at $ J, ae 45 an . Ovid and sent to Fruges, where, on April, “6, it became attached to the British Fourth Army, then engaged in a des- perate battle in defense of Amiens, at which the great German offensive was directed. Battle Service of Unit. The organization's actual battle service began at this point. The men Buy Your Spring Suit Now! | A Redfern Corset looks pretty in the worked night and day for several! h d - b t it full b t b weeks, Inaintaining telegraphic com- | at ‘ : -~ munications for the’ British near nd ands, but its eauty can only be re atone fe —QOver 1000 Nez) Suits — Including Several ; within earshot of the guns, and at F * vealed when it shapes your figure. It must diet the Paches Di ie Gel al pieces on both sides were plainly vis- /t Avs St / | al C " be fitted and worn to be appreciated. ble. Special Purchases—The Utmo Vl@ Qn Valu we arom KFruges the ouffit was trans- P 2 ferred to Caimiers, on the English . _ 2 (hanne!, where they were subjected Reasons for Beauty are more easily de- to fire que iit hight raids bs enenry ° . 9 planes. Company E of the battalian scribed than Beauty itself. Redfern’s beauty was detached at that time and as- signed to duty on the battle line back f design is attributable to the long, spec- satan Swank to Mann ak ta O esign IS a l g, p ganization ‘went to Beauval and then . . ° il] f h into the firing line at Mericourt-sur- | ialized experience and skill of the makers— | domme, the fampeniieanins batter C field l'rom that tinre on they were : in the line until the famous Hinden- 4 , The Warner Brothers Company. in the line until the Smoue) Bind ° Y The battalion wals sent to rest quar- | bi ‘ ‘ 6 ° Oe. ters for a few weeks and had start- % That, In itself, 1S assurance of satisfaction. ed forward to the front when the armistice was signed. They went to Aulaines, northwest of Paris, on Nov. | - 2°92 and remained there until orders Py . ' to sail for. America were received. —_ “Fhe list of St. Louisans who served = 4 ‘mn the battalion follows: : At St. Louisans in Unit. a Lieutenant-Colonel Fk. A. Montrose, . Lieut. Humphrey Sullivan, Capt. E. j eye H. Painter, Lieut. W) H. Spencer, H : ‘ | Made in Back Lace 7 With self-adjusting protecting L... Badolet, E..S. Ballew, P. B. Bar- as well as Front Lace shield under the lacings nett. F. W. Reineke, M. A. Black. W. Y¥. Browne, J. R. Campbell, O | j ‘ (“- Conrad, L. M. Cromer, A. Dietrich, | \ | \'\ I. Disser, R. Fitzgerald, P. E. m \ben\ : : { (;undelfinger, J. Kessler, bk. C. Lem- a ne, L. C. MeCabe, I). N. MeDonald, . H.-A. Milbank, L. Miller, P. M.. Mof- j fitt, Fk. L. Pickering, A. F. Poepping., es E.G. Queveraux, C. H. Russell, F. J. , |) Seytro, J. K. Shields, J. A. Sicking, : GRASS Pe eee Cc. V. Smith, H. O. Stephens, H. C. | | LB WN 3 Lbs. Tavlor, A. Uhl, E. J Uhl, G Whissell. ; - 3 "y SEED y F H. Wilmes, R. V. Wilson, W. H. m . ‘ ; 35c $1.00 Wilson, CC. FF.) Beet: id, Davis, [foe | an e vs ONLY ON SALE AT OUR STORE Cooke, S. R. Corbet, W. T. Ogden. | . oe ~ i I. S. Morris, A. F. Niemeter, R. J. Ot- - Insure a strong. healthy growth by using our Pulverized Sheep Manure and Hydrated Lime. ton. L. R. Flork G RR. Odelt. 6 Now Is the Time to Plant. = Kleekamp, D. H. Kreutzer, J. M AIA + ce Smith, J. V. "Moran, J. H. McSaleh, J eet ROSE BUSHES | SWEETPEASCOLLECTION | ys: 8 ooc%: . z 4 James, E. T. MetIver, L. C. Passek:, J . = Price, F. G. Stubblefield, J. J. Slat- |, * @ @ Hardy, two-year-old, field-grown. The kind § Butterfly Spencer varieties; es : & ummer. All varieties. all colors; 10 packets One of the officers was Maj. P. J that bloom all Ramsey of Kansas City 35c Each; $4.00 Per Doz. LAWN ROLLERS AND GARDEN TOOLS . }| st. Louis SEED COMPANY \ Field Seeds. “‘harles M. Hay will sneak on ‘"Thea “ ’ , . : ° = . : - . ct aaa: poaitey and: Bee Supplies Somadhe of Nations." ‘Shane will holy of the prevailing mode—fashions distinctly unusual, with with vestees, braid-trimmed Suits, smart tailleure—in trico- Incubators, shteannaiae : round table discussion “The Re.- the smart line and fine workmanship that give them prefer- tine, serge, Poiret twill, gabardine, wool velour, checks and Send for Our Large Illustrated 499 WASHINGTON AV. lation of the City BRB. Y.P. U. to the ence mixtures, Catalogue—lIt Is Free. , Local Union,’ under the lead of Mr. , “ J. W. Gooss, 2 - : , Bro Speak on “League of Nattons.” The BRaptist Young Peonle'’s Union of St Louis Vicinity will hold its march rally with the Euclid Bap- Tuesday | Much better Suits than you have seen for many seasons et these popular prices. Featured are the much favored box coat Suits, in charming variations, handsofme Blouse Suits, in the newer types, belted models of distinctive order, Suits The enormous purehasing power of our great five-store buving combination works wonders for you in the procuring of Suits that aré out-of-the-ordinary in style and in value. The tremendous collections offer Suits in every variation and tist Church I'nion evening

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MACH 16. 1919. ° bcs _____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — —— A — _————— ST - . AAAS SSESS ISTE SESS SESS SESSSSS SES SSSE IIIS ESET SE EEE SSIS ESS SS SSE SESE SEITE , Deere a 3 eeu | , “open ory HUNTED )- BOATS IN AN if STORE HOUp M. TO 5:30 P. M. said | would try to in er nnouncing the Annual Sale of Siti "ae AMERICAN SUBMARNE Silk Hosiery~ Player-Pianos, Grand P%- For Men and Women anos and Upright Pianos —. St. Louis Boy With Flotilla in hit gelato gt — rm" Irish Waters Credited by Brit- : . " , e S oS slight delicacy in using the ish With. Two Sinking same terms to express the : lack of quantity in pianos James A. Crowdus,° 23 years old, as are used to express the a second-class radio electrician and Same meaning with regard (the son of Mrs. J.C. Crowdus of 5047 to antomobiles, plows, habv Washington avenue, is home on fur- carriages, etc.. ete. lough, having recently arrived in The first above men- this country from Irish waters, tioned— pianos sla rightfully where he saw more than 10 months’ belong to the artistic class, while the latter are of the utility class. The in@trument from * T° our customers who are familiar with the importance of this annual event, no further announcement is necessary. To those who are not familiar with this annual Hosiery sale, we desire to state that it is an : exceptional opportunity for buying quality hosiery at pronounced Savings. There are nearly 18,000 pairs of Hosiery in this sale, every pair perfect, every y oe ) pair new, every pair desirable. The qualities are absolutely dependable, and Li Th e Bx O S it 1 O n ' there is this feature worthy of consideration—that no matter which of the 18,000 i p pairs you may select, you will secure a value worthy of the occasion. It does ii : | oe not require a judge of merchandise to secure bargains in this event. Every Ke kroc ks | Tai pair is offered at a material savjng. i VWillinery : - kurs ° ° ° - | | ® Silk Stockings Silk Stockings hi: HE smartest creations of the season willfted in the Third Floor Ee morrow. Characteristic of these sectigfashions shown here may For W omen— For W omen } | authentic decisions in the modes for Spring, | » fabrics and innovations $ ae $ 50 each costume charm and distinction. at ioe a -Pair at. = a Pair gervice patrolling for U-boats in the American submarine AL- le was to have come home in a surrendered 2 German submarine, but the plans : : . ‘ ‘ere changed and he was sent home which music ig produced is were Snag tine something apart from ordi- Crowdus was stationed at. Bere- nary manufactured articles, haven, Bantry Bay, Ireland, where for it must combine in it- _seven submarines of the AL type had ee their base with them weether = ship self all the artistic elements ‘Bushnell. This was the gr Amer- of the musician's require- ican force ther® and it was their ments so that he may faith- = duty to ~~ a large area of water, ht days and resting V po , S : going out foy eig age ee his art. eight days, With infrequent os For the past four vears ; ie a ih he de eae , ; . the flotilla spent on this duty but 11 been entirely out of th Tidieus wera fed by the seven question. hoats. three of them firing all-~l1l. It With all our genius and was not necessary to expend much ‘great steel plants, at the ammunition in the deck guns breakin t f, the , Chased U-Boats. z | at _— és os “We used to chase ‘em, thoug h only one small factory in Crowdus said. “Some people thought this country was making = submarines were useless for chasing . . : . ; om ) ae. funing pis.; a certain coun- \’-boats, but we were not really u [* less. The most good we did was to ahd 0 =: ee making keep them away trom land. Towards tuning \pins for the world. the end of the war all the ships the This halted the output of (ijermans sunk were lost 200 miles pianos. Then came govern: or more from land. We woul«c Ssta¥ These are full fashioned, and come These are of the finest makes, in r os Among the exquisite new Frocks that arefigwn for the first time a models from Bulloz, Georgette, Beer and Lag other French designe that wonder-land, the Orient, forms a dis im in these Frocks. One gs eries, the Mandarin neck lines, the draperies the colors. All of the | used, and such shades as jade, incense, Chiggland fuchsia are new. Th Frocks is marked by the variety and the indy of each model: eT re SS aka ae : . ae oie submerged during the day and run ment instructions limiting ‘on the surface at night. KMngland the output to about a third gives our flotilla eredit for sinking of former vears. Then came two U-boats. The AL-3 did not get i. nN ’ _ ‘ » any. th Shortage of skilled labor “The only submarine the Ameri _e industry. Altogether ean navy lost was the [°-1, and that the produetion in this coun- was due to an accident, it having try Was reduced to a verv heen rammed by its sister ship, the - : : , ’ A I-33, It is our understanding that mes) quantity, and = Ku the Enelish lost 59 submarines In rope there were practically the war. 39 of them going down by no pianos made. enemy action. About 30 of the boats In all eruptions cond) they lost had their base af Harwich, ; on Bngland, and half as many were il tions that we eall bad. there ewer IS alwavs some rood dle “The Al-1 part of our flot iva. rived, hence this country came nearest getting «a U-boat with- y 4 : t succeeding. One afternoon thes \a 1] never he Cane oe ou | aught oun were cruising along just below che ei i th Fi : Pil ei ei th ea eT hi bf = Th hi ei > i Pi - F ei hi LF i Pi ei Pi T if th Fi Fi Pi Pi pt es th th Pi mi hi Pi ef o Pi ei th Fr mi th i A ei F mi =i ir fh F Pa A ih i th ei = i Pi er i without tuning pins or pi- surface, and saw a German sub run- - — i» ‘ & ano hardware, as it is com- ning on the surface, with a mumber| ih > oneoseaabies pid eer ti E f f In t the m ' rr of the sailors out on deck smoking. LF; “ + ; t only called. hen, too, if Notions | e ing ven S O rea S in. Pi eT th AF, Fi F F > 7 Pi th Pi mi > i it ian i i i i T 1 hi ff Pi i hi = i > i Hi Pi Ri A a A i th bo Pi Pi th mi Pi A th hi i eT Pi mi mi “th hi Pi ih if ‘fh i hi A ef i of th = i th pi Tih i e F i i hi The Wraps that Fashion draws about her ly draped Capes and De beautiful folds from shoulder to hem. In fing collection, all of the designed for Spring are displayed. Then soft and rich, and the emphasize the beauty of the outer fabric, Weries are used as trim effective. ee + 4 tgs 28: —- eee a mrmemane . a ee ~ ae Sa a Ye m Dore . | ; | 14 ' | tion. created a breathing . raust have og an old a hana turne d " : bow,on, and the torpedoes went by) spell that permitted our his boat, one on each side He had geniuses to improve the six shots fired at the AL-Il as that product and periect some boat -was. making itS getaway... but wonderful things in the way . "0"® “4s effective. We he ard that ’ . A : the German came back looking for of foot and electrically - the AL-1 that night.’ played - playver-pianos i Friend Drowned at Sea. Grands and Uprights. Horace EK. Whitaker, 20, the ry : Ps of Mrs. Charles W. l’isher, "he upshot of it all is that South Jefferson avenue, w ag) these plaver-pianos and pi Crowned accidentally on June anos while fairly high stationed on Crowdus boat. Crow- priced, have been snapped “US Said that Whitaker had been , , sent up on deck to make fast a moor up by the purchasing public ing cable which had become loose, as soon as displayed. But in and that he was washed overboard the sale of these better class by a heavy sea His body was not : recovered 4 . ‘the AL-t let go shale two plete : ] these conditions, while they TPC AI“! let ko with, two torpedor Rugs and Linoleums prevented quantity produc- ing, and the German ow ae ho (No Mail or Phone Orders) 9 ‘ ? King’s Sewing Thread—F¥or —has been the means of brightening up the floors of many S ilk d zy (5 d hand or machine sewing, white Saint Louis homes—and all have saved “by the special values that l S al } TESS OO S or black, numbers 40 to 70. have been offered. = 3 e " Buying limit 2 dozen to buyer. ‘hae . ¢ yxceptional Values at the Following Prices ie denen pee Ouiltana Rugs, $48.75 | g Bias Tape—Of cambric or These Rugsgare full seamless and are noted for their beauty lawn, white and some colors— of design and/soft blending—all colors, suitable for any room in all good widths. Piece, 5c the home. Size 9x12 feet. English Twill Tape—Fine . quality, white, *s to i inch Seamless Brussels Rugs, $27.50 widths—r1o yards to the roll. The best grade Brussels Rugs that it is possible to offer at At 2 rolls 25c such a low price. Come in the new Persian and Chinese patterns. —36-inch Novelty Taffetas and Satins, plaids and stripes, $1.25 yard. late James & (‘rowdus “A he whe Weewmen net! ; . ue y fameus the > ide Ara fur Dusine s«< her ugitan Boauty, 7 , | ‘ ae Mu Phi Epsilon Meeting Preparations i. ihete Ghater of Mu Phi | Tey Varsshing Cream. Pow » bene ae Se. or 2% & S@e = BLLOT) wil! ha de it« regtilar men Sse shi Sos Sunhent Rouge = ‘ ©. At vour fave: te toilet Counter To-des Z rrocTin r ALiped \ ass r, tttenee Wednesda. at Oo: 24 \ | ited st RPRRDROEE800900000000000000006 . WOSSANAREAAARARNEREDEREANEAAARRAASOAASEOEASSAASEDAASOAAE DARE EASASOAAAESEAASEAAREEORESEDASEEAAASEAAESEEAASEAAAS ae RPPPPAACRPAAPDAAAAAAAAAAAE0O0000000000000000400000000000044 PRRAURU PARRA OVS 888000004 9% 00048 008% _— PRRRERRSREI LASER RAR DARA RRA PATRAS SSE SRR RRS 1 Sa Sa SS SS oS SY

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RR wet ae F ad - Ls my bee STORE Houredy BAEK x position RS Millinery ations of the season wil] fubted in the Third Floor Apparel Sections to- acteristic of these sectiog in the modes for Spring. and distinction. is presentation of new f; One very new model j ore than one new suit is @this collarless style. e conservative trimmings the smartest tailleurs of tricotine, Poiret twill 2. Every model shown int site new Frocks that are baby , Georgette, Beer and Lar he Orient, forms a distine@pin these Frocks. neck lines, the draperie des as jade, incense, Ching by the variety and the indj Fashion draws about her4 shoulder to hem. In g are displayed. ty of the outer fabric. iain = ee se 1 4,800" ber *? Sets) OPM Poaxoere tire The mat Weries are used as trimmings and are always Ji. LOUIS 3 POST-OISPATCI! eran a nr hansen etc SN ESTAS SUNDAY MOR? ah. ee —_— : FULLER IU Pe a: er as srg ¢ bs) vert ba RSet = 4 odes for Spring Taslleurs Traetoetu eeee.".%,. >. Furs ¢ or - rer ener ) et ae. shions shown here may be depended upon as fabrics and innovations as to trimmings give Stes ~ 7 naeh | eid fe 4 how a narked variation in both the cut of the jan blouse style, with the novel feature of Braid, hand-embroidery *Rooms possesses the distinguishing note of OG apa for the first time are copies of imported other French designers. The influence of One sees it in:the embroid- the colors. All of the loveliest materials are nd fuchsia are new. The collection of Spring pof each model. ly draped Capes and Dolmans that melt into ng collection, all of the Wraps that have been soft and rich, and the linings are chosen to (Third Floor a) Dh we eed eee er Se anaes tt gs “a= ri hart ea at “tte~ it “= ry = eects Great Inést in ithe cet Store ‘TO 5:30 P. M. : 3 Announcing the March Sale of Handkerchiefs -And every one of them is offered at a special price. and we urge our customers to anticipate their requirements. 80,000 Linen Handkerchiefs in This Sale ° ‘ . . e ~’ This is the dominating feature of this great event, Linens are going to be very scarce for rather a long period, and we doubt whether the values we are now quoting will be du- plicated for some time to come. : Si is-Fovntecetdered Linen Handkerchiefs at 15c, 19c, 25c and 35c Nearly 36,000 Handkerchiefs for women in these four groups, all of pure linen, em- broidered by hand, in a large assortment of very attractive designs. These are the sec- onds of one of Ireland’s largest manufacturers and are subject to very slight imperfec- tions. Quite frequently there is only a slight The qualities are superb, and the values exceptional. In the groups at 15c, 19¢c and 25c¢ will misweave in the cloth or a dropped stitch. be found a number of initial Handkerchiefs. Madeira Handkerchiefs at 59c Lot of 500 dozen linen Madeira Handkerchieis in this sale—an immense variety of beautiful patterns, hand embroidered in one corner designs in dainty effects and all around hand-scalloped edges. \ Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs at 15c with More than These are made of fine quality linen turned hems in plain and corded effects. Women's Hand-embroidered Handkerchiets— in a variety of patterns, at toc and I5c at: Men's Women’s Imitation Madeira Handkerchiets— / Of sheer, silky batiste, at I5C Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs at 22c Cambric splendid quality, at 1000 dozen Handkerchiefs for men, full size, all perfect. Men's Cambric Handkerchiefs—Initialed, Ioc Handkerchiefs — Of (Main Sale of Guaranteed Sewing Machines N event in which five of the best-known established makes are offered at very special! prices for Monday only. Cabinet ‘ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_ —.~- ¥0.S.C.T02LUNOS THIN PEOPLE MEN, ONE MISSOURIAN SHOULD TAKE spc yeasts caw PHOSPHATE tant Le saderghip at Exermont —Sergeant and Private Named. Nothing like Plain Biire-Theenhate te rot on tbirm. Uealithy Flesh and to Inerease Streneth Viger and Nerve terce and Lilinolis of the Dis todetns rom the euntiess prepara- appear in tions and treat! ts which are contin- official an en The following Missouri Citations for the award tinguished Service the War ("ross urpere 4 -elon.- mt, and repiacing . ~ eiwr Department's nouncement for todav Capt. ind vesterda’: Vance Mershon, 28th In fantry. lor extraordinary herois! in action near Exermont. Oct. 4-11 After the hattalion command: il! senior officers had beer Th enor Mershon First Lieutenant), took con the battalion and led it sucess il remaining with if after being D ainfully wounded, unt properly relieved aad the manding officer thoroughly acquaint ed with the situation. He then had his wound dressed and returned his tompany, actively supervising laving of barrages bv indirect Qn the third day he was erd: the reat there had his ugain returning vic remaining with it unti organized His cou: and utter disrenar ] persona & LPpi ta its ob jective, new eo in i wind GEORGIA HAMILTON. iressed « aa an ‘ved and r self-sacrifice we nis own ros. Drug Co. and if -_ , «ta, ane | danwer was a mo s guarant me of on . , ‘ack Ry fe Ing mut al inspiration to his men wnhoils and by supplying the under “the terrific bombardment: by = e necessary eheseners — ' . . "oat element bitroe- phoesepnate que ¥ enemys artillery Ward Mershen, prodnes . Welceme transformation ta father. Buckner. Mo. appearat the increase in wetght . ms. Treqwuentiy einaz istonishing . ae ret. Hubert C. Morris, Cor ony gg weigh! also carries Sixty first Infantry kor ext) QO” " ’ " rere improvement in the : “4 wleeplcegress an?’ heroism in action near Dun arly alwave aec- Nov Advancing alone , S0en disap- Sergt Morris attacked a maelune w ing : entire orge'a Hamtiton, wha Wee gun nest, wept out entire ee > eenerting her Gan and preventing a surprise fire on an e\perience rite ‘Ritro- Phosphate exposed flank of his company. * Grace Morris, wife, 111 Viana street,; never before felt so well Anna. II. CAUTION ‘though bitroe- phosphate is unsurpassed for relleving nerveusnesa. _ Private - ‘Harry Kennedy, Company siceplessness and general weakness, it Tw enty -sixth Infantry. For ex- should not owing to tts remarkable flesb-grow ne paoperties, be weed by auv~- traordinary heroism in action near ne we | does not desire to put on flesh. Svissons, July 19. . Armed with only. -— sienna his rifle and bagonet, Private Ken- nedy alone 7 Fresh Fruit captured a machine gur after Desserts—2c killing the entire crew He then turned his captured gun on the ‘net, causing the retreat of an e Mrs. Anna Wenneds mother, R. Fk. D. No. 4, Fairmont, I! Jiffy- Jell desserts. rich and fruity, cost but 2 cents per serving. Each package contains a vial of fruit essence, ‘MALEKULA'S MAN-EATING MEN CHASTISED WITH MACHINE GUNS made from .condensed fruit juice. ~ Add boiling water, then this flavor, and you havea fresh-fruit dainty. Compare Jiffy-Jell with the, old- -style quick gela- tine desserts. You gwill dinar sur-Meuse, crew tire platoon Australian Naval Veuel Lends Past tive Party to Insure Safety of Whites. espondence of the Associated Presa. "ME LBOU RNE. Keb. ; The Aus- tralian naval vesel Fantome was sent a the New Hebrides islands recent- v to chastise a tribe of cannibals ac- cused of having committed murders. The maneaters occupied the northern side of Malekula Island and were ac Mrs.) 2@8 brought about a macic transforme-: Mrs. ton with me , rained 15 pounds and | Tub Frocks: Little Tots Domestic Singer ° White Davis cused of the murder of a French find it five times better, ty Yt ale a Domestic Special, Special, Special, Special, & Another Sale of Bea New Spe Suits j and charming M@arriving Downstairs without q ANY new which our moderate price 1s, tor some time. daily, and the value far “tei is offering at this ft of the best we have offered The garments are handsomely very new feature is displaye Suits: plain tailored, fancy trim lar taste mare lined with peau de cygne. s4rments—Box-coat Suits, Belted Uits to please the most particu- ardines. Materials tnclude fine serges, jerseys and silvertones. All the popular shades are repiich as taupe, henna, brown, Copen- hagen, Pekin: tan, navy, as well misses 16 and 18, All sizes for Men 36 to 44 bust measurement. (‘loownestairs Store.) Domestics Pillowcases, 29¢ Each de of extra’ heavy bleached cot- (the right way of the material), $2436 inches. ainsook. 10 Yards, $1.89 e sheer, soft-finished Nainsook, wi ide. for women’s and in- ), wceases Pillowcases Bleached Pj} virsote ases, and embroidered. choice of six designs mize 45x3f inches. Jap Silks, 38¢ Yard © A yard-wtide silk and- lisle fab avarice’, of shades. Plisse Crepes, 33¢ Y wes M ay e¢ had in solid v hite, 8 lored Voiles. 29c Yd. shades of pink and light blue, the season's newest colored as rosebud -designs. very popul Sand printed designs—made of ‘underweat yarns. 39 inches wide. Quality ‘68-inch Ma ‘dras SHBP23¢ a Yard inted st tripe’ Sizes 2 to 6 Years, > 00 Priced Monday at PRETTY little Frocks that are made with as much care as are those mother wears, and the materials—gingham and chambray—are of a quality you usually find in much higher- priced Frocks. Come in solid colors, plaids and stripes, piped in contrasting colors. Several very attractive models. Boys’ Suits; of chambray and gingham, in solid colors and stripes; middy and coat styles; 2 to 6 year sizes; at $1.50 Boys’ Rompers; made of gingham and galatea in, checks and stripes: beach style, trimmed in colors; 2 to 6 year sizes; at $1.00 (Joownstairs Store.) Pumps and Oxfords $4. 50 The Oxfords $4.95 a Parr. The Pumps at, a Pair, INE Dress Pumps and Oxfords in patent leather or bright kid of ex- cellent quality. Full French heels and hand-turned soles. All sizes. Women's Oxfords and Pumps in pat- ent leather; curved leather heels; all good styles, all sizes, a pair, “$2.85 Women’s Oxfords in dark brown kid- skin, black kid and patent leather; high curved heels and English last with military heels; all sizes; a pair, $3.85 (Downstairs Store.) Men’s Work Shirts 95c ADE of heavy dark blue materials—all are cut large and full M and have faced sleeves and pocket. They are double stitched and come in sizes 14'» to 17. Men's Muslin Nightshirts—Made with French neck, self, trimmed large and roomy, at 79° c 7 ve Wrhista } ear In a Sale Monday at Less Than Regular, Crochet Cotton at 7c a Ball Included are such popular brands as American Maid, R. M C., Collingbourne’s Classic, etc. Limit one dozen to customer —no mail or phone orders. At 3 balis 20c; a ball, Mercerized Stockings 29c INE gauge Mercerized Stockings for women, in black, white and colors. They have seam up the back, double soles and high spliced heels. Also some silks and fibers in black and colors. Some irregular. ae Children’s Stockings—Good heavy weight, ribbed, double heels, toes ahd knees. Also Misses’ fine ribbed Stockings. At, pair, > aa Women's Union Sutts—tFk ine gauge cotton, with taped neck and lace knees, at re 3S! Women's Vests-—Cotton and mercerized tape, sleeveless—tne and Swiss ribbed. At 7 for 55¢. Each are OC That Are Unusual Value at the Price i 2 as % © a ae none Se pastes Beatie tected i PECRDCOE8O900000000045 at $3.95 $39.00 $27.25 just taken from their crates. eiven with each machine. mail or phone orders filled. White Gola Dinner Sets 29%° IDE mat gold band and half mat gold handles applied on light-weight domestic semi- gorcetain are what make this dinner set very attractive. Complete for twelve persons. 100-Piece Dinner Sets, $25 Floral border decoration and gold treatment on domestic semi- porcelain. Set includes Bread and Butter Plates. 100-Piece Dinner Sets, $35 English semi-porcelain, large rose border decoration and gold treatment. 100-Piece Dinner Sets, $69.50 French china, mat gold band and half mat gold handles. Set includes Bread and Butter Plates and fast-stand Sauceboat. 1000 Dozen Tumblers at 69c a Dozen Plain thin-blown Tumblers, of clear glass. Nime-ounce size. While limited quantity lasts at the special price. Specially Featured for Monday at (Fifth Floor.) $2650 FEW are samples, others slightly used, also discontinued models. Every Machine is in perfect sewing condition. Special, $29.89 As there are only one or two machines of a kind at these prices, no Free lessons are given in your own home. Any of the above Machines can be purchased on our club plan of $1.00 a Week (Fifth Floor Wall Paper A tt indications point to a very busy season in the Wall Paper Department. Dur- ing the next three months there will be a big demand to have all paper hanging done. Therefore it behooves every- one contemplating redecorat- ing to make arrangements at once. Wall Papers—In good col- ors, from 8c roll and up Wall Papers—In and cloth imitation, tapestry roll, 15¢ Wall Paper—In beautiful bedroom designs, at, ro//, roc We furnish first-class paper hangers. Bring length and width of your rooms. (Fourth Floor.) Stoves—Other Articles for the Home Combination Coal and Gas Ranges, $72.50 to $105 ; * make—with full- size oven, guaranteed pertect bakers, Set up and connected free. “Quick Meal’’ Gas Ranges, $24.75 to $127 Both the low and cabinet styles, in black enameled and blue-and-white porcelain. A com- lain throughout, both interior plete line to make selection and exterior. Fully guaranteed. = trom. All Gas Ranges and Combination Ranges may be purchased on our Club Plan of Easy Payments Wash Machines—Water pow- Floor Stain—For stai ining er, equipped with solid brass wa woodwork and floors, most al ter motors, full-size cypress tub, colors. Quart size, 80c; ‘2 gai- guaranteed for one year, $15.95 lon, $1.50, gallon, ane Electric Washers—Fully guar- ee pa iggy “= anteed (may be purchased on our : club plan of easy payments). Pound packages, all popales oe Prices $690 00 [to $125 00 ors peciai a ¢ Pp Wizard Mops—The large size, Trons—The “Martha triangular shape Polishing Mop. Washington,’ full 6-lb. weight with adjustable handle, 98&c heating element fuarantecd for Parlor Brooms—High quality one year. Complete with stand select broom corn, sewed with strong twine &9oc “Federal and made with high warming closet. Combination Coal and Gas Ranges, $127 to $165 “Quick. Meal” make—porce- RKlectri¢ et” dd | Laundry Soap—Swift's “Pride Laundry Soap—no mail or phone orders filled at the special price of 1o.bars 47% Wayne Cedar Wardrobes or Bags—Made of strong cedarec paper, mothproof and dustproof for storing wearing appare|, -sc up to $1.75 Ready-mixed Paint—For house or floor use, 32 different so! ors Quart, zvoc; ‘zs gallon, $: gallon, ’ AAA AAA ee Se ee $43.00 Most of them Complete set of attachments will be i) eal & eal > 5 mh ( Fj ba] ei > a) Pal ea) Pi oF > iI > a Pil SH z i) - ae > ie a) Sa > a] aI i be a be a ps a” a1 Pil Pi Pi - Ps - a ih 4 Pal Pal > a] F Pi al ! Pi ea) > i pil aS i) Pal > an ei ea) pal fh hr pa) - ie Pa) iT oF a i ea Pal Pal 3) > a Pil bm a = 7 | i) Pi Pi FS hi cocoanut planter yet it costs no more. if As the New Hebrides are owned Millions now enjoy it. be a > a) Pal ae ra al Pi es Pal ei Pil iF os m4) Pi) Pi ei) iF ea) ea) es iF be a >) ei Fy iF F > a Pa iF - i ea) ea iF iF Sa es pa Pal Ye > ia ya Fy Pal ea > a) al i iF es iF Pal YF; F 5) il Pil Pal Pal Ps) > pa Pa > f . FE > >i - i - > an a - & Pi al a] Sa IE: al b> a) - a -!, Jiffy jeu 10 Flavors, at Your Grocer’s 2 Packages for 25 Cents iointly bv France and Great Britain. the Australian warship was selected t» punish the savages. The Fantome F oe a punitive force of 65 officers men at Malua Bay, where the party was joined by 1S native guards Having reached. the outskirts of the v iMage where the murderers were supposed to be hiding, the comman der of the expedition sent an inter preter to parley with fhe villagers for the surrender of the men sus pected.of the murde: (;roups of armed savages from th: interior were hidine on the hillsides eb tae the village and ¢wo of their chiefs shouted to the village: that if anv of them surrendered to the expedition the village would lhe fired upon. Seeing that these island tribesmen were making all the trou ble, the punitive parts upon them with machine guns and Why continue to wear a com fi lowed this with charge bv a mon, ill-fittung truss that is a con- detachment of bluejackets. who took stant source of discomfort and a the ridge and drove the savages ou! positive danger to your health and This ended the affair. the expedition life? Aloe's “Safeguard” | russes suffering no casualties are superior In design and con- British and |} struction. We can supply you with clared the the right truss to suit your condi- savere tion, based on correct know! of physiological principles. opened fire rench resident canhibats had been ¢ lesson which .wou!d safetv of the Malekula the future de nis of white r Sanitary, well-furmiahed fitting roome. Special attention given to children bapert men and women truse hitters. Tresecs. Abdomine! Helte, Flaeth Bester; Sarge) Cereets. races ( retches and & ee 4 euppiee A. S. ALOE co. S12 Olive St.--535 N. Grand Ave. $14,000,000 FOR GOOD ROADS Made by iiinois to Meet Federal Demands. Illinois expects to have §$] July I fo kederal-aid Pians All | Hoo ooo vailable b* the constru: tion of ‘onsidered certain that the Legisls ture will appropriate the $7.000 ie) which represents the State's half of the expens: More than that amount in the State treasury waiting having been real! Superfluous Hair eNiliracfe DeMtracia the original sanitary liquid, operates om an entirely dif- ferest principic from any other methed. it rohe hair of tte wital- ity by attacking (it under the skin, Only genuine DeMiracie hase «a money-back fuarantee tn each packeaat. At totlet counters in Be, Si aud 82 astece, or by mall frem us in plain wrapper on receipt of price. FREE hook with teetimontale ef highest gatherities ez.- plains what cauece hatr on faee, neck aed arms, why itt taecreasece and hew DeWiracie devitalises th, maticd in plein scaled envelope oa See . he ae ’ request. DeMirecic. Perk Ave. and Via ard :' si ath “— 120th Sf. New York. (‘umber t Z Louis |! . wy shai nm and roads as li is If now to be used ized fram automobile license fees Th e plans of the state highwa department | fer construction du ing the i) miles of hard-sur brick ‘“adan leet ule for co funds art Trai Vandalia Small Pill Small Dose Patrick's Masa. Small Price Hono! Special Ss. 4 specia! high mass lands patron aint wil! For Constipation Carter’s Little Liver Pills [| will set you right over night. Purely Vegetable Hed Novel t«es of Sen Weoede« Leeture ['re a és ree , Mf Tite MI . ad wie wre Calf ep . eg. | ri ene : ane be Sia ge at. > be us ve a Boat , +s v a nett ip te et ty tet OL: A PLT CLE ARAL: NEL, AA OE EIEIO D LIA A EINE a oe ans 2 ween ‘ ‘ 5 in

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SUNDAY MORNENG, MARCH 16, 1919. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE ce eee SIMONDS EXPECTS | omen re ——--——_-——. ' -- : To Discuss Foreign Commerce. illinois Masonic Author Falls Dead. | William T. Davis, traffic manager Gilsinn, president; | a a a 2A LS nt ORR! Ree Fo Pe tS eS, ky ee to _—s a —— - 7 ad . +e: a - TT ee ET SO ANC aE Seg a eS A eRe Ci ROR RE AIRE 8 a AS a —_ an pie out ae a bs Cait as A me Alien, 9 < Y PORE DA taht laggy Es ats 4 Ee ey Reet Phe te abies; PRR Riaea A le ete we oe ee ee us ‘ ” : Figs uae" ree aes ooh Some " ae ‘arginine a ne eee? eee a ge Maher? ee Oe Qe = ee Ie ee eS ST es : sthes re ee ee i ; * aicidiipeal Bi et TOS ? bias boi Pe ae rn % oe ie wi SE Ee i a TE ae linemen sno pas ee a eh st Sry wre es dh GA ey m0 7 . et, . ¥ . ee . » “2 arts | | tae WAG Yo ‘ a , Holy Name Society Election. Ai the annual election of the Arch- diocesan Union of the Holy Name Society the following officers were ‘elected: W. F. William dent; J. A. dent: O'Connor, Edward P. Carroll, second vice presi- Doyle, correspond- ing secretary: E. A secretary: James er; A. O'Leary, marshal. first vice presi- Meagher, ing secretary; L. J. Wendel, record- Josias, financial treasul FT eo gudks . Ps Patent Leather sizes 2 Sizes 4 sizes Slo th Sizes 11!. - Patent Leather Oo 1 mA Sizes VP to? Sizes 4 to & Sizes Sizes | S1zeS8 Black, sizes. 111. Tan, size: ne SiZeS Li!.., if? -_ Infants’ high-grade fane, Misses’ Calf Lace Vamp White Canvas Tops Vamp White Kid Top . $2.75 $3.50 .. $3.50 $4.75 eee $5.50 Misses’ Patent Leather Lace Moecea SITS a | The entire week beginning tomorrow morning, March 17th, will be devoted to the children. Thev are to have the right-of-way in our store during this week. We have spared no effort in securing for this event the finest and most eomplete showing of Children’s Spring Footwear ever exhibited in St. Louis. If vou want vour children to have the verv best (both in stvle and quality), it will be well worth vqur time to see these Shoes, Whether vou purchase or not, we want vou and the children to come and we have arranged to give A Souvenir FREE to Every Child We are featuring the “Little Wonder” Shoes in this ;display. After a close examination of children’s shoes made by the leading manufacturers, we have found none to compare with “Little Wonders,” and we unhesitatingly -recommend them to every mother as the best children’s shoes you can buy. Come iad See This Wonderful Display All White Canvas infanpte’ Kirst Step:.. 65.424 Sizes 4 to 8 Child's C57 eS Sl, to 1] (hild’s S1ZeS }]!., () » \lisses » to 6 Growing Girls, $5.00 Sizes 2! Brown Bear Button and Lace Oo Ba os to 1] Black Bear and Vici to A Sizes 814 to 1lle .. SiZes 12 to 2 .ittle Gents’, Sizes 11 to 13) (‘alf Leather Calf Sizes » Sizes & I-., Kid Sizes ) Black Patent Drown Blaek. Tan. SIZES | sizes ] Nott Soles See Our Big Window Display —Get a Souvenir FREE ULL... MMMM TTT) GS TT TOs ECZEMA, RISINGS OLD SORES. ITCHING SKIN Eumps, Pimples, “Bone Pains. Cured by Prescription C - 2222 Stop Paying Out a Lot of Money for Expensive Trips and Get Well at Home at Slight Cost. Great! Many, Many sufferers from Impure blood will be glad to know that they “can now get Prescription C-2225 at any of the home prescription druggists. It is all prepared, and a0 don ’* cost much. Dose is indicated on bottle, so vou can easily cure vourseif at home. C2223 is liquid, and taken internally purifies and enriches vour blood, send- ing a flood of pure rich blood to the Do WoT DISAPPOINT For Sure Results—Plant BELL BRAND GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS None better at any price—so why pay more f All Vegetable Seeds Vow They will not disappoint Sc Per Pke. THE TIME TO PLANT We Also Carry a Full Line of Is YOUR you. LAWN POULTRY FOOD AND SUPPLIES "4 Package o (*on} - af Wir } eer i en i $ - The American Seed Co. New Store, 814-816 North Broadway suumen kin surfaces, joints and part f the body. Prettv soon the itching étops. ELezema and old sores, pimples, risings and bumps are healed. te every Cousins’ 3-Day Specialsmus PEACE CONCLUSION IN ANOTHER MONTH Continued From Page One, which musi be shiiped largely new states which have heen succeeded ir achieving na- tional existence or fail in the task land fall victims “again to the Teu- tonie and Russian aggrandizement. In constructing these new states, Europe is following In the hast and with of Germany the policy of tha Congress of Vienna In 1855 and of the treaty of the | trecht a century before. Then an effort was made to put barriers along BMasternh and Northern frontiers of krance to make new French wars of conquest impossible. Now Europe is seeking to Polish, Czecho-Slovak Ruman- | ian and Jugo-Slavic obstacles along the highway of German expansion to the East and upon the success OF failure of obstacles depends the future peace of the world. phase, as the ereated respect put these We have had and we still have in number of relatively minor ' disputes houndaries which are approaching, but have not yet reached solution. The most serious of the clash between the | Jugo-Slavs and the Italians over Kiume, Dalmatia and the Adriatic islands. There is at present a pos- sibility that Italy will her claims by taking Fiume and the leaving Dalmatia to, would be, per- solution the difference of the Greeks | and rrows by the} | Paris a over these is compromise Adriatie islands, the Slavs. This |haps, the fairest awkward exists between and the Italians lout of possession ‘Italians as a consequence of their) |Tripolitan war of 12 Greek islands ‘tr the Aegean; together with Rhodes | and the Italian claim on behalf of | Albania which is the consequence of, Italy’s occupation of the port of Va-| lona. Here again:there has been in! | recent davs a marked improvement | in the direction of compromise and) there be a agree-| ment that Italv will surrender most, | all, of the Aegean islands and aceept Greek claim to northern Epi- second opinon the ——. , , seenrs to Leenlral if not rus. The Polish-Ukrainian Controversy. In addition to the foregoing putes, Rumanians and the Southern Slavs have clashed over a minor area the Poles and Czecho-Slo- ivaks are at odds over the district of Tesschen the fringe of, Galicia, and the Poles and the Ukra-' nians have actuajly been fighting for ‘many months, interrupted by brief truces, Lemberg. difficulties. and remains dis- in Ranat, on western over Of ali really these only one Serious unset- this is the nd the Ukranians It because it represents part of one failure of the conference For a variety of reasons it impossible to adopt a pol- iey toward Russia. This inability to face the Russian problem as a whole in failure to decision as to the eastern iold that niatel. gyro to tne tled: break between the Poles a is seri- ous, | significant 'at Paris. 'has been reach a frontiers uitl that Poles (has resulted Lemberg will Poles hetween ff am and the be decided Poles, who further dispute and Lithuanians in favor will of the yl acquire probally Vilna; but it for Europe to fix boundaries of Poland up its mind the situation Equalls of the Baltic In thé@se regions Rolshevists and several races in mainiv will certainly (;rodno and will be impos- the eastern unless it sible Canh make concerning hvussian the whole true 1s with the CASE States Lithuania. habiting the shores have been fight- ing steadily for more than a. =—dar. perhaps, will ' take courage and go to the rescue of. these peoples. expect more state developed Neva vet Sometime, Europe When this time comes at along and the nothing agreed upon. we may to see least one the Bal- (;ulf of heen the re tice hetween inland; as has Kisew here Kurope is substantially Disposition of German Colonies. the German : chy. Lele 2 hold them a amone shall hve anv event thern Pa *Crerman title to New (;ermag Kiaochau Aust lia will have (,;uinea, aland the an lands, rreat RB . the (;erman Sani ritain Ger man EF. Africa will Af: INamerun Lt nion of South Southwest ot minor have ica, France practically al} Hi? (ij of logo. ‘ ery will go to Great krance will I} odificatio } if obtain some the terms unde which she holds Morocco ard proba the ’ her Moros can There f Asia iv right: to include Vangier colo, \ the ] ’ shia which carries wi* remains Minor, —_ i¢ great of Constantino the extending from the Svria and of mn reygyions rranean to Mesopotamia the hope nited States that hoth ins of Europe will AC ept Cris As lhl (iifttlere} tyre ry ae Trench vet Vil. eertainly receive and portion of the Asia Minor inhabited by Italy is equally likely to Lecome the mandatory for the south shore of Asia Minor from Rhodes to the Gulf of Alexandretta: but questions of the Near East settled than any others as vet and I shall reserve them for a later discus- Simvyvrn: West COAST rf (;reeks these are less s10n right, 1919,.by McClgre Newspaper Syn licate ,50 Business Chances and Financial Opportunities Are Advertised Today. OTTAWA, IIL, March 15.—Wil- | liam L. Milligan of this city dropped dead while on a business visit to Seneca last night. He was a thirty- third degree Mason, author of sever-. al Masonic books, and past grand hirh priest of Royal Arch Masons of Illinois. ‘of the Mallinckrodt Chemical Works. will outline the method of handling export freight shipments, and also discuss foreign commerce, Tuesday evening, at 510 Locust street, under the auspices of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Scceog om GC 80D Cea 00 Cee 0 SU OtmmZaas ED # O89 80a © - OLIVE AT 10ST. Spring Catalogue Free Upon Request | May be buckle-trimmed according to taste An Extremely Attractive Tongue Pump As graceful and trim as skilled designing can make it, as serviceable as good leather and shoemaking permit, and' decidedly interesting at °8.50 Of Patent Leather, Black | or Brown Kid co OTE oo } OOo Gaccum : a Formal Opening ring Muulllimery : Monday and Tuesday This event will be the \greatest millinery achievement of the season. Hundreds of Paris and New York «a lapta tions and in some instances original models—so supreme in Value, so alluring in stvle, as to make your choosing a real We advise early selection Mon lay, Pa the collection is truly extraordinarv—all at. ou: specialized prices. tes . pueasure, famous The Only $5, $7.50 and $10 Hat Shop in St. Louis —With a Special Line at $15 Just Beticcen South of Locust Busy Bee liidd Sf. Chiarle = «#% ‘we FELD IN REVNA OF “THE AUCTONE amous Actor Reverts to Stellar Role of His Bri liant Career. 7* David Warfield’s revival of tomorrow night.a Auctioneer,” American Theater, 18 the career ¢ turns bac clock years i of the most successful of Ame It was during I190T, 1 game by Charles Klett Lee Arthur, that first inte stardom, it was this play first signalized the alliance bet | Warfield and David Belasco has made history on the stage proved lucrative to actor and ducer alike. Warfield pres “The Auctioneer” in this city d the month of April, 1902 Like Warfield was Californta. He life as a program rose to be an usher. His first fessional appearance was wi | traveling company, as the spe rascally Meiter Moss, in “The T of-Leave Man.” The compan disbanded after one week, thereafter Warfield appeared 4 San Francisco variety imitations of Tommaso vini and Sarah Bernhardt. In he went to New York and & parts in divers minor plays, in he several variatior substantially the same identit expert semblance of the New actors drama he en telasco, began thea in boy. and rious giving presented East Side Jew. In 1898 he je the burlesque company mana Weber and Fields, appearing 1 rious travesties of contempD theatrical successes, and presses in different lights, as. Willam ter records, “his photographie of the huckstering, acquisitive, lanimous Jew of low life.” Three years later Belasco him -for a similar part, that 6 » old Hebrew peddler, Simon Le “The Auctioneer.” It proved treniecly ran for popular, and years Rut it was in later an ter plays that Warfield won hi T’S easy to find the property you may be looking for in the Post-Dispatch big House, Home and Real Estate Directory. gsitfonh actor of deep sin angl exceptional merit-—“The Master’ (1904), “A Grand Man" (1907), and “The Retu Peter Grimm” (1911). AS “ATI “tole With Heart-Interest That the popularity of “The . ~ 509 Washington Ave. * ® Waist With That Suit? uth ee Be Every Day Women Inform Us We Are Showing St Louis’ Most “Wonderful: Suit Values!” One Feature Group Exemplifying the Extraordinary Savings Tricolette Vests —Fine Serges —Poret Twuil/s — /ricotines —Hool Poplins ** We look iB —Gabardines and COME BACK.”’ sion of hundreds of shoppers. Rightly so! Mn en That 's the expres Mur suits at this price represent the ultimate in smartness of stvleg quality of material and elaborateness of trim mings. Have vou delaved 5 Our seleetion , pare. Then-——come here Plain Tailleurs « Ripple Effects Box Coats Russtan Blouses Silk Collars a ne , : ; eh Thev re the most wonderful values in town. Shop around be convineed. eom Semit-lailleurs Sutls Suk-Lined Still More kvidence of Our Value Supremacy! Capes & Dolmans Remarkably Underpriced! Fashion ‘* lection. emreular. edict Long, graceful models, in draped flared voke ; } ik a nateniess coi effeets. featurnng tloneer”™’ still endures was pro its long run last season at the hattan Theater in New York, suctess later on tour. The cha of Simon Levi tndeed has that of humanity, of he art-interest, is one of Wadrfield's specialties, during business hours, is as ke shrewd a huckster as éver ay sharp bargain; but when ft to Affairs that concern the po distressed, and own loved he'4e a different Levi altogethe hag. a philosophy that sustal when comes, in the company are severa érs who were with Warfield “The Auctioneer” was first B out. Amonk them are Marton Loiris Hendricks, Harry Roger nce James, Willlam Boag and Rernan The first appearance here 6 eand) Painter, formerly a sin distinction in light opera, will tonight at the Shubert-Jef Theater in a revival of. E Loek e's comedy of a decade “The Climax,” tn which she speaking role, fut the part of a young woman ambitious &@ arent singer, and a well-kno “The Song of the Soul,” ‘has Pravided for her by Joseph Brel] According to the plot, @ scrupulous suitor for the het hand convinces her by the po Suggestion that she has i volte, but his treachery is eve dix¢overed, and matters are B to @ satiafactory conclusion, cast includes such capable play, Walter Wilson, Effingham Pin Mitehe!ll Harris. The last was Aime the popular jeading man Park Theater and at the Stock Theater, now the Rialto. “Fiddlers Three.” a succesat sick) comedy. will be the attr at the American next week. Laijiler will give three matin three night entertainments Bhtibert-Jefferson Theater, beg on.Ahe afternoon of March 24. rettiainder of the week will be by Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew € Bel¥es) in tichard Walton comedy, “Keep Her Smiling.” Impersonators at Orpheu Clifton Crawford of “Three T ae’ Fancy Free’ and other come« MUsicn) captions ¢t the week Orpheum, (Program of . Mme (Megs. Dore Lyon). gives impe tot of Metropolitan Oper tie: stare Among them Caruso, “it ‘ Fart if Home: and tt! Said to have been at One time Cenmt of of W Clube in New York Venita qi V@s inipersat of Anni Enitin Trentint, Nazimova Fy George Coh A political al (=. epYesenting Washington, Fh: a. rae ' Lee coming Wilson, is one his disaster || a T | i ii ; s li¢ t*¢*s sR. the “Ong s SN the Federatian ytions in arid to 6© teh: Fy tek ' AR the other dewntown th bin by! ‘ V lola Knapp and ©? (at ers As head enident The Follies of Today: (jeorge Pr troupe, G pains and rheumatic aches are stopped, Innovations im collars, pockets Many silk-lined many new and belts. 10 Pounds Cane Granulated Sugar, 93c vour skin takes on the grow of per , — health. It would cost a good $1.05 A te aa oa Buckhwhent " oye”, . oer $260 is Dea deal to consult a specialist, but vou .. 2 piles bottles ill the sul Oc ane value 60c : rea Te? iw a in“an ean get his prescription at little cost, inds bixtracts Srnaller cause * Pnate Stamos with large Sack of Salt. t0c by asking for Preseription C2823, It PURE bxtracts olso drains out of your svstem — heen k pais and 4 S. Broadway PHONES: Matin 2452 2. uric acids and impurities that fenirabl it ie ‘ rel or Veteran fect seller, offer, Section Wants, Adv business. see looms obile uy established A—-Emplvyvment, For Sale, Autom Glee Club to Be Enia ; The Chamber of Com Giee (lub its to enlarged Di aged uncer the supervision E Knapp of the War Camp MUP ity Service, to be used at © easions for the welcoming’ of Srpops, Developed of Rich Felours, Stylish Serges, Wool Poplins and Delhi Cloth Sulphican Superior General Dies. I ‘ Litiader Broadway and Market Sts. ey the NOTICE! Food Adminia- MONTREAL March The 7 | ) | _ tration Liceenac, G-ANUS Rev. bath Narcisse Troie, superio If rou; OWN wr ost can t supply general of the you give his nume and write to C-22v3 | | Canada died here toda) vsboratories, Memphis, Tean,—ADV, years old, ‘ all the seres and humors. aches of rheumatiem Associated Pre be Suiphican Orders 1} lie was 76 = — — aa Me illite

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—aes i a ST.LOUIS POST-GISPA SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1919, ~ STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 9 ; ee The repertory for the and Angelo Antola, baritone, are two in the troupe. old favorites here who still remain’ engagement has not been selected % , ne ~ mee = — ee ee Ce — ee -e — oa ——— --——— — - -- mnenepents = — a ead "e+e * =e? = oe ew oem oe @ * eens a taacdadgi pate Tre 2 @e~ D | publicly denied or confessed the im- | noon’'s popular concert at the Odeon ae . , peachment. is Miss Edna Stoessel, pianist and ao Our of This Week S Stars | He will sing the Prologue to former St. Louisan. She-is the sister . Dependadie Jewelers (| THE AUCTIONEER” ‘ * “Pagliacci” and the aria, ‘Vision of Lieut. Albert Stoessel, violinist, Over 35 lears - - f |Symphony No. 6, | ’ Major, “Pas- | raining in this city. She wil] play Stellar Role of His Bril- | ¥ Stracciare Could Not Keep on arriving in the country). Pe iaaen ; as : Bue ts . ee pe 5 3 Be . wa ei, ' \ 7 " “ II. A ante It " t Sce by Paae § te liant Career. ee Gal 5 it a” Gee ss ty | Engagement. ‘an resins. | Se Gounod Overture to "“Mereille”’ ° ry Another difficulty regarding a so- | counary folk; thunderstorm )« (a) Mocttrne must be satis 1e ; We have never resorted to extravagant claims in _ Fugitive,” from Massenet’s “Herodi-| who, but for the war, would toda: = | _ade."" The complete program will be' be concertmaster of the Symphony " . j Se +e = th as follows: Orchestra. Both had their earls as ie s - in Pe ee | toral”’ ....Beethoven | the first movement of (rrieg’s Con- amous Actor Reverts to First LA Et EE SO: Pi see pa i BAalgian Baritone Retained W hen | I. Allegro me Ron troppe (Awak-/ certo in A Minor, and Liszt's Sixth i] VS Fe: ; iz — 6 ; Ay e sai _ ening of serene impressions viungarian Rhapsody. The program i: ane eee | JIL Allegro (Jolly gathering of | Veviles..Ballet Music from “Coppelia” advertising our merchandise. David Warfie ld’s revival of ‘“‘The ghee Bn in Tle > a 32% ee loist has beset the preparation of IV. Allegretto (Glad and thankful bas a of the Automatons. os ; : - : Oo ic, Me ee BN me Ee... ame om wi : . rs ; he s } . BItS. yctioneer,”” tomorrow night at the Se: Bs Ee, lala es | ae ae the Symphony Orchestra program for — LE ecang oo pss —y" baer pie oh (d) Czardas ) 3 i Massenet ..+...-Prelude, “Le dernier an : V, ho wus engaged bs the pe any This symphony of Peethoven is sommeil] de la Vierge.”’ 1 ; gist cH ie at ty $5 i ; a SF - am “was compelled to cancel his contract. otable as bein the only one of. Grieg Marct » Dwarfs C117] into stardom; it was this play that Be ee. BI «ie 0 eal «rosthitetinene » cancel nti notal é g tl ro of Grieg ..March of the Dwarfs. : | Et fae ten oe bi i ; rie. B : i fier niuch telegraphing, Louis Gra-| the nine in which “program” music The Friday and Satur t t « ignalized the alliance between Bg Seas | sine Satins, i. he ri Sa , gore signa er i ' RB hick Sa pee Cee x en a se , ie, veure, baritone, was secured in his is essayed. It bears the general title, this week close the Symphony's cea - ‘ eld anc avic e asco w ic } Cat Ps. 9 4 é; ‘ . . ae oe ‘ ss ¢ ° s j ’ MYSical successes, captions the bill | RR N t rarmvons " duvetyne, Evora, Paulette, tricolette, thie week at the Orpheum, with a| -INOTEe bombinette, satin, tricotine and silver-tip Bolivia. PrOgram of songs. Mme. Doree | Supremacy! i (Mrs. Dore. Lyon), gives impersona- | Player- Piano tiots of Metropolitan Opera Co./! Emphasizing the Superiority of Slats, among them Caruso, Destinn, | ; Farrar, Homer and Seottt. She is | ior sale for ald to have been at one time pres!- ' / Pp | | \ ar Fit he @ demt ¥f the Federation of Women’s | ~ g | AWA Gea eee. .S hapeaux de Luxe Clubs in New York. Venita Gould he ral ei f tt ay he apea —~__» (8'V@s impersonations-of Anna Held, : ,) \ Was oe : | ; 7 } \ . ‘ cEniina Tr: ntini, Nazimova and | zime Our Celebrated om gy -vnpathlgy , \ “4 . N ; ee Smart Afternoon Gowns ler ats Ve) a Washington, Lincoln, ce ind Lee coming to consult/— It has been used, but 1s in tH President Wilson, is one of the, perfect eondition. We yuar- $ $ ned under the supervision of G. | “ Knapp of the War Camp Com. | x Ut ity Service Oo be p | O S f} > Service, t be used at formas 1 109 live t. or “sions for the welcoming home| ~ “B*! troops,

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10 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16. 1919. a ST. LOUIS: a ST-DISPATCH bs — ~~ on oo rr C—O eet —————— ———__ AO ene ere neee A LLL LL a —_ —— Se oO ee , , , ¢ “ft t Pui informa-}|for export, according to reports,;owned by Lady Cathcart. Other bul . . eee stens timr ‘es 1 other as a helpful bit of _ — a ren Semnenenen ABET © A nee ¢" seg as 6 at had te | tion——“See Charlie Higgins.” For ruled at the sale of shorthorn cattle| brought from $1500 to $7500, the "AS HPTON are 5.—-A tend the mail service was called to-) tion——‘‘Se é . . : Mose sects Pape ns gata et ‘ Charlie (on the Senate rolls Charles;in Perth recently The. top price! demand being greater than the sup- " ’ = Bi : ) aiance . . , . : z . Finest Cloth Skirts— the spoils of politics will rule with- Cc ; : ized showing of women’s fine . 3 Gay aie Spring Fancy Skirts— ‘is out exception. SP % S26 onvenien Columbia Oxfords at $6.00. In brown $4 bi % ; Sizes 24 to 36 © a OF os sale Mon- NGTON AV : Has Had Grandstam we : | Weekly Amounts New Model kid tan alf 1 d kid d a Ob . day only-——choice a ” , “Col.” Higgins has watched tne as . : c , glaze i an 5 at Zz \ ff’ a 517-519 WASHI . cds Grom a grandstand peek Ger- 3 Grafonola ee. 01 ' +. Ae 7 mS Wee a white linen. Sizes 1 to 9— ti ae | A iR TERS FOR ing one of the most interesting pe Thi \ lel Ciraf la) ne of tl hest values ° + EADQ ii ds of its history. le has served ‘4 he we ry pate c| 7 pinasees IS ser aa) i " “i fe Les widths AA to D. Values that +. ; | | aii hoon through the longest session of Con In the world today. An lustrument with splendid tone , a. a : wo a eo =. gress, has provided cots for tired quality and of handsome appearance. Choice of we are-confident have no equal : we, : ; ot be si » cine €i1; =. ‘ é - . . : ““ a ie the longer ee eolden. oak mahogany and fumed oak. ‘ anywhere else in this city at : rr ter——the 60-houi verbal attecK On} ’ . » a . vherts, ee the price. ; the Ship Purchase bill in 1915-—-and a : DT Goreha ihe ecoot COME Oe Make Your Choice Early : . “ was ever in the Capitol at one time ; the crowd that packed the galleries Monday Only on These Easy Terms i f and swarmed through the corridors 4 THE BIGGEST SUIT STOCK IN ST. LOUIS TO® on the last night of the session just Th Graf i closed. € OT ; g * CHOOSE FROM—AT PRICES LOWER THAN ANY !! @ i: is estimated that 10,000 persons, INCORPORATED ‘ attracted by the fight between the : Pay Je EN = Actually ghost ry? w 6=6ldPPresident and the Republican Sena- . 5 ; : ‘ *e,N"2 . F sts ie pie! rg tors that culminated in the success- 100 ft t : 7 : | 4 : Worth Sy ye Peep ful filibuster against the big sup- ive ree &, i $23.79 {0 wg ; ply bills, visited the Capitol tha Formerly Columbia Graphophone Co. : Lo BS oN day. ‘ . -? i : : . i $27.90 Preserving order at the Capitol The fact that vou pupehase vour ° | is : , on Sale at . and protecting Government property Grafonola at this Shop 1 VON) | ees n i: but one of the many functions of assurance of satisfaction. - i : —New Box Coat Model Sults........- oe the Senate Sergeant-at-Arms. He is, New “i. : ae —Silk-Lined French Serge Suits. FRE es in fact, the executive officer of the Grafonolas AS an Poth ao —Silk Braided Gabardine Suits a eee ee — Senate. He serves subpenaes, on $22 to $250. —— = tt : eos a —Finest Duchesse Satin Suits oa a, ect narra persons summoned before investi . : ern sippaedlcnmmarane AU UOTCEUEN ae - aedete , big if —Silk-Lined Silk Taffeta Suits.......... 9 etter teen an rete: Hitsnicl® . ‘ f f i@ —Novelity Mixture Cloth _ et hy 2) ee nents for the inaugural ceremonies QA | ,. The AY Specials for Monday, March 17th #_.. ne es i iis m —Embroidered Vestee Suits...... o Pape ot when a President takes the oath of ie - . 28 Actually office, checks up accounts with th / x = | Fs W th telegraph companies for official mes- * te : 1 ~ gl ey SS Exceptionally Important Sale 4 $29 715 to ernment rates, directs the work of ib, YU Pp A Variety of ) i t : the Senate folding room, where thou- ) te $33,75— sands of public documents are han- 9 ' . . | j Parab ae ,¥)7 . See Our “on Sale at died; has supervisory care of the | : she _ Senate Telephone Exchange, and on Omen S | 7) rd | : : —Fine Pciret Twill Cloth Suits aeons ‘ | $37.50 to the Senate, protecting its members firro1 cS: . i «: | 7 $42,50— rte cranne ame other pestiferous | No Charge for Alterations. Bia on Sale at persons who want to send in their, | | cards; he must be able to. distin I —Expensive Tricot Cloth Se “ guish the welcome from the unwel- | 49 —-Rich Embroidered Serge Suits....... - come caller. E —Luxurious Tailor-Made Suits.........-. i: As doctor, he is prepared to give [ —Silk-Braided Box Coat I Se 6 ae eel “ first aid for headaches, colds and + —Vestee — in 35 Styles... Lees ee ecens | other minor ailments, whether of | —Sh#mmering Silk Taffeta Suits........ Senators or mere citizens, from a | . —Siik-Lined Poiret Twill Suits....... owe medicine chest in his office stocked | with such things as aspirin, quinine * — SIZES 16 TO 58 BUS! salts j : . wi * By ; ! |, Salts and aromatic spirits ‘ ; cy 4 S C) ‘Extra ize y th—daevel -* . am | STYLISH S DY Sin cam ategcione! S| monia. As funeral director, he has | 5 — re of tinest ma- charge of all arrangements when- 4 eee wom | i ‘ver a Senator ies iggins S codes cen $ 00 ever a Senator dies. Higgins ha ; an and shades—COATS Sat taken senatorial parties to the Pa “ med ws ITS on sale iP funerals of 19 members who have 9 td . Ps died during his term of office. He | arranged also for the Senate's par- | _ticipation in the funeral of Col. Roosevelt and attended the ceremo- 2 nies. Dukes, princes, actors, ballplay- Silk Peau de Cygne Lined Silk Taffeta Suita...... ers, premiers, army chiefs have A Rich Duchess and Baronette Satin Suits......... passed through his office. All the Chiffon Taffeta Suits—silk braided and emb...... _ foreign missions which visited this Gorgeous Silk Suits in novelty plaids, ete. ..3. 0... country during the war period called Luxurious Silk Bengalines and Silk Moire Suits. . . at the Senate and were welcomed Silk Tricoltlette and Jersey Silken Garments... 2... and guided by the Sergeant-at-Arms. as a It was during Higgins’ term. on | All ‘‘Samples,’’ $35, $40 and $45 Garments for. . . Sul 2 XO4E. that Holt ehhatad a ; New bomb under the telephone switch- Color 4 $22.50, $25.00 and $27.50 Values \ board in the corridor just outside ; rer ee a eee Silk Higgins’ office. The bomb exploded : ) engalines—Fancy Moire Silks anc Silk ‘ ‘ : : . bay Poplins—fine Satins and Fancy = § Silks— at about midnight, eight hours after r Wonderful garments—silk lined—just 200 it had been placed, and littered up . : \ — re ene up to $27.50—on sale P. the corridor without doing much ; y morning at ..... tee ee tees actual damage. Then for the first time, tickets were required for admission to the public galleries of the Senate. With the attempted blowing up of the capitol in mind. Higgins and his staff were under a considerable strain throughout the war. Their relief was great when thegaymistice was signed and _ the danger of an outrage reduced -to -~ normal. Precautionary measures. though not so rigidly enforced, are still in effect. Suit tases must stil! be left at the door and the galleries are searched at night a Buffer for Suffragettes. One of the incidents of Higgins’ | term has been the picketing of th: senate by militant suffragettes. It Was his duty to see that Senator: OR MONDAY 1000 NEW READY F A Charming Patent Celenial Pumo , with turn sole and Louis hee) has pat rat buckie $4.50 a Sty; ---At | i ee ee Silk Fringed Capes— Wool Poplin Capes— New Vestee Capes— Silk-Braided Capes— Yoked Back Capes— Button Trmd Capes— Fancy Silk Capes . 3 | j / were not annoved and that no dam- Rich Satin Capes— ° a | a a to property. Acting a | ¥. : under a Federal law which prohibits are Bet. prohibit gta tn ‘ ——__.. ~ This ~~ This any demonstration in the capitol | oiret wi apes— { | Cape /\ Cape 9 PY 'f building or grounds, he directed the | é NG » Y ’ \ capitol police to ‘detain’ suffra \ 2% Capes Worth to $27.50 $9.50 \ $13.50 y » NY gettes who approached the Senate HIGH-CLASS CAPES & DOLMANS ¢ 7 8 pap on OS ALLO a AO SM AG Rt Oe RN em a Po aw: eee 5 al) 1 r +o 4 . 7 7 Spring’s Myriad Models in Monday’s Sale Smartest, Newest Fabrics of the Season ’ This specially prepared sale offers a remarkable opportunity to purchase absolutely new models at an exceptionally low price. arrested, but whenever a demonstra tion was attempted, they were taken a ” | | . a of SAMPLES”—WORTH UP TO $35.00—AT by policemen to the guardroom of Rich silk-braided woo] velour Dolmans ana (apes, also gore eous tricotine the capitol and held there till the Poiret twill and gabardine garments—al!l lined with finest silks—wonderfu! styles--—worth to $35.00--on sale Monday, choice at , ee These Suits are reproductions of higher-priced models; distinctive and individual: developed in ex- awe . = " 7’ ; wa ' c a1 a . ‘ ad " , : ceptional C/UATIL mhiatet ais, laultlessh Hored: beautiiulls trimmed ; suitable lor any type of igure; sizes 34-10 40, richly silk lined. ! Senate adjourned for the dai Then |! they were released—minus the ban- | ners. | if | . . : : 500 N EW D RESS ES DUMRAGal ths sou cr aedcaae Men's-W pete Styles | Colors ; who has held the bofs : en sS- ear ergve er P , meme ene (ecm cremains ee ere RI ARN Nt RRR rE A . j h 2 = oo wey ss . 6 Wool or Needle Blouse Sport New Taupes Gray Mixture Si k : ' Arms in tne 130 years of senatoria! Tri¢gotines Twill B id B nd Pla; Tail d ; | iks! Serges! Georgettes! Jerseys! history. este eal Wel rai oul ain Tailore Reindeer Oxford Georpetto Combination Dreases— Richly Embroidered Silk Failles— dbiinbciibicinpiipigl | Poiret Twill hi Clot! » Braid Trimmed Semi-Tailored Rookie : Brown "e aitetan Dresses Men's-W ~ D DIAMOND-SET JEWELR Aietinetive ae. | , S 1 2 ; = BI . ee ae enre-Wear Serxe Dresseo— a IAMOND-SET JEWELRY. dietinctive de. | omdecle te : ~a 3 Notch Collar Button Trimmed Tan Navy Blue 4 3 Feulard Sith Dresses— credit terms, Laoftis Bros, 4 .. 2a ff OO Opiins Tux o Colla ‘anc ; c] ' cad i Sher E ree is ences thie ecason: Rivies _— Sate ab ad, p . edo Collar Fancy Tailored Rlack Pekin Blue tually worth wp to $21.75 on ale Monday at . Be lted \ a r/ $20,000 for Champion Bult ' LUNDON, Feb. 26 ijiexghi pp “~ G , fog blooded bulls, particularly those bat PP No Charge for Alteration'\¥S—"&F

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATTH : SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1919. » —_ a - ee —_— - A HEA Tl a G SYSTEM U-BOATS ALMOST Marine Brigade is a part, holds the) quality, and are living up to the high EXHIBITION OF GREEK DANCES TELLS HOW HE GOT 7 STOPPED AT THE left of the bridgehead across the reputation of the aerine Cope. WITHOUT PIPES — Rhine. They are billeted in various “My return trip was made up the RID OF HIS CORNS END OF THE WAR Villages. I had the pleasure of re- Moselle Valley in the American oc-| Will Be Given Tonight by Former | : The modern method heats your home. | viewing the greater part of the bris-, cupied ares, ane ’ preg a Royal Hoyse Member. we — . ‘- ipelees furnaces—seéeees your | Continued From Page One ade and of visiting a part of the re-| line of advance “a on" os ae An exhibition of Greek dancing we ae See P bout one-half. Pays for itself SR PR A pa TEIN maining on the actual line of out- gade in the heavy fighting of October 'will be given at the Od tonight Remarkable Expericnee Lasts a lifetime. The the American naval forces in Europe posts. and November. Much has been heard |. be e deon tonight Domes. stores, }are their monument. Under them “Officers and men were in their of their work in June and July at “Y Vasilios Kanellos, formerly of “By George! I never saw anything Ike | ee en Seer cost will eurprios officers and mén alike have done ysual excellent condition and every- Chateau-Thierry, Belleau Wood and the Royal Opera House at Athens. “weet ogame plete = i. Ice- | T¢ interested, notify us and a | well, fo name individuals would thing pointed to the highest kind of Soissons, but new and splendid chap- He will be assisted by Mile. E. Phy- jute pear ef mn pred (ms pai . parle representative wit Ons! | be to Name nearly every One.” efficiency. It seemed hard to realize’ ters were added later on at St. Mi- jis, burning fei ey naa Sth peti ae § FURNACE & SUPPLY C0 Mr. Roosevelt has this to say of that of the men in this same brigade hiel, at Blanc Mont and, finally, at} yt js asserted that i anaahiiien eee | tae poms Rd an “teeth nt vai WEL Vv ° | his Visit to the headquarters of Ma- whom I saw at Nancy, Aug. 5 last,’ the forcing of the crossing of the at one time a dancing navtaer or! day, in speaking of this 4d ab ARTE cata 1522 Olive St.. St. Louis. Mo. _Jor-General Lejuene, commanding nearly 70 per cent had been killed, Meuse on the night of Nov. 10.” Isadora Duncan and Atom iia é has caused such a big stir among Foot UT.) pene = Ae mega | the Second Diivsion at Neu Weid, in or wounded in the subsequent ficht- American naval operations in Eu- | Pavlowa's company. A tecalidcmns. Specialists. “I had carried a pet corn for 1 k use a Post-Dispatch | ee ame grnseet 3 ing. But the replacements that have rope were conducted from a4 bases | ble statue of Kanellos ins his ipmhtns| egy that simply took all the joy out of | > Second Division, of which the come in are of the same splendid|and stations, in addition to 25 Or/gance was made by Zettler, the Du pes’ & a te 2 a - r= ] > : - = . Fe - . i+ 0 Om ere ae & ees « 4 To call a coo f 4: Went ad. I tried plasters. salves, ether com- ae , these i pounds and ail of the other “dope” that : = more port offices and te ae ‘; American sculptor. It won a prize is supposed to be the trick, but the pes- ! -- : ms . ‘ . JAS 2S * . * ; ‘ , ; le i Kighteen of these pm a ae at the Chicago Art Exhibition and; tering thing simply would not leave me. ave ou een {in ts were erected on Sak renc = Dering |was purchased by the Chicago Art I began to think there was nothing on ; c . ¢ ’ . “I 4 ¢ ' - | 4? » . ‘glance at the naval charts shows that Institute for a sum said to be $10.- earth that would kill my corn, when I Ss. GLICKSMAN, Manager. the American naval operating bases 000 A replica nae anne wt the A ' finally read avdout the remarkable results : 2? were sufficiently numerous to keep | ; " 7 Ar i obtained by foot sufferers from the uProf an e€ceni y a } i Institute at Athens : é N Cc 4 oo. -X int ciae to ry « 5 the German submarines constantly | : peers I decided to try it for myself : . : There will be a small orchestra and before I hardly realized it my cern Always Lower ‘on the run. Seventy-five miles off . | | , ) -and motion pictures showing phases came out--root ana &4ii-—-and Without Prices on Goods ‘shore was about as near as any Of | .¢ ji¢, in modern Gress anak aaiee causing the least pain or soreness. Be z i ' is : as a ee or ens - + =| =| = —@ « setettce Oats tap Oat be ed ev 191 Pew hie 15S RS ae 2 » . ee adopte “ec sthods t having The woman who secks the new, will delight in these new adopted direct methods, not having a ate ; 7 . ; the time to a ‘coach the project a ‘ N Ta own FAY) St ‘ Cle Se ‘ ri Spring Wraps—and these special Values Never again will r oa — t’ ch “ait , . . ‘ ’ @) r VV 4 1eN ; eis. 4 ‘ & i vou have such an opportunity to obtain these garments for a Vane . . ; ov i a : this means that there are claims t9 b such an extremely low price. Flare and yoke effects, belted, | SS . be settled in England and [rance. ¢ with pockets, and vestee models. Developed of French serge, Peeve ace ciate ts Cte ates bi wool] poplin, wool velour, Delhi and Gabardine. \Ie " any Fe > Roosevelt renorts that “The Be Sure to Come to the ORIGINAL 512 Franklin. Italian Minister of Marine has gen- j}erously offered to bear all liability for claims incurred by the U. 5S. (Naval Aviation forces in Italy. ' The ampunt involved, of course, is not relaYively large, but that does not detract from the generosity of the offer. ‘No Charge for Alterations. * * “ 6 ef . “ - * - -- Key mained forge him to do besides the eu signing of approvals and certain . : as : : i cebielieeente autets atin Weeliiias Ktawliies! z | | Are simply irresistible in stvle, superior ment. 4 in quality, supreme in value. Box-coated, - ——— wpe od pest ot iene : | /.. vested braid and button trimmed fashions over the two mine bases in Scot- ¥ = at Secinsael ek Wee ocala | | ot silvertone. serge, W 00] poplin and ‘ i} ‘ i ij i >. ‘ iif Li i { ’ ; : \ ’ / a The American naval foree has vir- checked novelties. tualW evacuated Invergordon but : ay Gy | | Will maintain the organization >» 7 ‘te omoe ae 175 . mT . t) Inverness for the purpose of ec wei ; qucting mine-sweeping operations | co th -? ‘ 'during the spring and summer. a , : i! o ¢ a \ or mor apes Gen. Pershing took off the hands r. > — — C > tof the nie y the eeekies part ot a a : * Y Are shown in extensive vamety—like- ‘appraised value. The army agreed 'W Wise plenty of fetching DOLMANS, to reimburse the navy with an eis tag 7 Well tailored, splendidly silk lined, care- lea = Ts =) ’ it) a , i} y Yr) equivalent value in moter equipment fullv finished. in popular serge, wool po In this country uliV ilnls » In popu . ge, ] p- RS al EE OP i CALETA te I CT OO ALI A A GLEE A IE IO EE NG, Rm A A OLE AIBC ad The army also took over nearly all penta | lin and gabardine. navy bharracks and portable houses | at the aviation stations and will imburse the navy for their appraisal. ~ This exaqnisite In addition. several units of portable A Charming Patent 1 tei : Colonial Pump ~ Pump with turn Ray : with turn sole and | sole: covered Louis mission for the Relief of Relgium bd ° re meet ta pick, Band Northern France under Hoover tr ale of those famous to ent buck! ' + tee gga ay Secnie mide bat I in ae $4.50 wit Heme $5.00 A unit of 250 naval volunteers, chief- Ss $ to match buckle for ; ly from the northern bombing squad- . ron, Was asssisting in the erection . So Stylish--So Thoroughly Comfortable, of the houses in Northern Franae and Belgium during Mr. Roosevelt's a . ie ° Visit. —— — . ---At A Price Without Extravagance. alk etere’ ica ib aes |b L—=—, an } ) : . , oe Bee BSR BS BABA AAS Oe ee authorized the creatior another ) Volunteer unit. The army has take) HESE beautiful NEWARK Colonials just teem with style—and f . over the great assembly and ri ; ° base established by the navy at P —— , ’ ’ y Ss y J so comfortable and foot-fitting —you wonder why we can save ilac, France, thus relleving the r you from $2.00 to $3.00 on every pair. c from any continuing liability. | I r , ; : of the land occupied by this station | _— 2 (Second Floor.) these ultra-fashionable NEWARK Colonials with was devoted to grape growing and | se | was highly valuable It was taken over With great regret for war pur- Compare | those sold at other stores and be convinced that the above state- poses, It helongs to manv owners. ‘ ty to ° ment is true. a ec en | price. : > _— Bertier am for its use cannot be a P ‘“ » ~ aesate an + * a ? “4 + liye a a - y - ey amen won a “e - - anteg en eivenee. oe “ a a me tom - . , : : 2 — - ie aoe J “ae ‘ : . . ; ' ‘ .' ‘ ; oo =" HO EI0 Lee ee 2S ee em soT STORES EN 97 CITIES } Pete i sonne) ¥ | Oy woe © ee *) oe — SEO Baa 192300

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ath ree ee ~ we — : pe neds Ae ee eet tae Re nee ae an ab r Ww Oy eat hae ROA a) if inareelie - oteaaie “ i a ais) 7 hth beatae tren hoards iin a¥. f 7 sa, - %, . ee Ba wc) ee ee riitwig Fs’ Bobs 1% ae baa abe a. : “ a : ve gt 1 Deate RS ee, BSc LEME en, SN Lex aah Aare : “Tne papper SPs lab Sok ¥ ta oie te ey ieee wate th se, =, - Pat ar M. . 7 a Md villi + eM Pe ak RS e gs ea ‘ PEL gra, $ — om Oe ba eno mA , . _— a li re " oe athe ry So. 5 ng posters i yt pe ere a fas hy ook on ae ; aie Shem i = Brier ye: 7 a. 2 aces 8 Sips ota a > + 3th nae r4 . % : ape” Sara: 2 t kit on tH DR Bi hs Be) * " , - oe . * me eR eee AP eo * ee” r Fotans | - er gt” a. £ e nd 4 . “ thy Me ¥ cris Seed - oo ne OE es en eRe Bn es a ae ' ¥ ae He Bae + bee Sor, bee i. ie ee ' : z Sy : = | ‘7 2: — = fie a ; $8 TRE PR Beas 2. es pe § zl . i ¥ ; | . 8 Pa ; j . ‘ : ' a i 44 :} - i, tt Pa = ext aE “oo ee aie ee - we do ewe. to CY GR eee, AE. NNER mp ent ly 6 ee — — — Tre = ogy mn ee ~ We GOST -LiSPATC SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 191: ae le SiLOUIS PUS 1 -UiorATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1019, mass | Ss Kresge’s Fountain and Lunch Department Is the Largest in the World This photograph shows one of the seven units of the Fountain. GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO Eat at Kresge’s Once— You'll Eat There Every Day. oncssnesgctaadiy LUNCH SPECIALS Hem or ms “Apenme-g-aate | Po “45 English Beef Stew, Bu! 15 , C tered Bread (‘offee or C fon oOo Mi . a A Tea, complete....... Roast Beef, with Brown Gra Reéast Pork, with Gravy, Mashed Maashed T’otatoes, Kread or Sweet Potatoes, Bread, (‘offee or MIIk, 20¢ Coffee or Milk, 20¢ complete... complete Try a delicious cup ” erenne’ 8 ni hea best on earth. Look for” it first | is: —- ot ERESGE'S — Kresge’s Pure Food Guarantee 5 and 10 Cent We guarantee al) foods served to be you will be. ABSOLUTELY PURE, cooked = an P served in the most sanitary manner. amazed al od All foods are well-known brands, 0 lore, Sixth, : ortm we deal with only reliable firms, such ‘ assori ent . as Freund's Bakeries, Carpenter's Ice Washington and merchandise We (ream, Thomas L. Tierney Tea and ‘ rf Coffee Co... Sixth Street Grocery Co., St. Charles P carry in all lineS. | tsentzen Commission Co., Harry EF. Grafeman, Foerstel Bros.’ Meat Co., | Herz-Oakes, Swift. We are particular- ty anxious to PLEASE you, and we will appreciate your suggestions. The management would be pvleased to inspect our sanitary kitchen S. S. KRESGE CO, Fireproof Building ‘“Kresge’s for Quality’’ have you and fountain. The Salvage Co. 117-719 Washington Av. Sal- vage Sale of Extra Special A Big Lot bn Women's and Misses’ SHOES and mismates. Many All go at A Hurry Down. This SALE Won't Last Long Sim Mates nearly match, Sc Each This Spectal Sale starta ex- actly at 9 a. m. Monday. ’ BIG BARGAINS Monday and Tuesday Come in early. Some of. these snaps will only last a few hours. WASHINGTON AV., ST. LOUIS Our Prices Are Next to Nothing Children’s Dresses Men’s Sweater Coats Values Heavy weight, up hog a Cc values to $2.50, C 0 TS eae , Slightly soiled........ Ladies’ Shoes Children’s Rompers values up to 35c, for Ladies’ Low Shoes, black suedes: Children’s slightly soiled, pair.. Rompers, J Ladies’ Shoes Ladies’ Low and Iligh Shoes, all $ black, tan & gray, e slightly soiled; pr..... ——— Ladies’ Coats Men’s Suits Slightly soiled, values up to $15, While they last Slightly soiled, $ Men’s Pants Slightly soiled, $15, while nad LW 75 valet up to $3, $ ere while they . Slightly soiled. Men’s Overcoats values up to 9.79 75 Slightly soiled, $ | values up to $15, they last while wet 6.90 50 Ladies’ Underwear | Men’ $ and Ladies’ Raincoats values up to Ladies’ Coats $25.00, while Values up to $1.00, C Slightly soiled, slightly soile’......... values up to $10, ; while — Ladies’ Suits a Slightly damaged, values up to $15, while they last Ladies’ Spring Coats uzun $4.75 $15; slightly Ladies’ Spring Coats solled, at Ladies’ Dresses Slightly soiled, we values up to Slightly soiled; $7.50; while values to rs $25; at... Ladies’ ua sai $1.95 Ladies’ Odd Coats Damaged by water, g 4 values up to $10, while they last $6; slightly soiled; at 6.0.P.ALDERMEN’S PLATFORM SILENT AS TOU. R. DEAL Indorsement for Kiel and Mill Tax Agreement Sub- scribed To by 14 Ward Candiates. and Louis P. Aloe. RECALL MOVEMENT IS NOT MENTIONED Municipal Loop . for Free municipal $5,000,000, ing the next 10 years for than purposes niore payable in annua! installments of $500,000, with interest. On U. R. Transportation. “Street railway transportation,” to “is-a matter of the platform ‘states, the most vital interest and a subject of heated controversy not only in St. Louis, but in practically all cities throughout the entire country. We pledge ourselves to use our best en deavors to secure the most adequat: service at the lowest possible rates and we pledge diligent and persistent efforts to have the valuation of th: street railway properties reduced ti pledge the lowest basis the facts will iustifv and to have the temporary fare. imposed by the State Public Service Commission as a war meas ure, over the protests of the Cits Administration, set aside and the 5-* cent fare re-established or even ‘ower fare fixed if conditions wil! justify it and permit fhe? mainte- nance of adequate service and neee ed extension and improvements. For Railway Extension . “We demand necessary street rail vay extension into newly) built terri _ . Continued on Next Page. Cured by the Lewin Non-Surgical Method purposely avoided seeing a because they feared an opera- hesitancy about coming Lr have ure no Those who doctor for Rupt tion need have Lewin Dr Lewin ec Method. Proved to / Surgic al / the Non- In St. 4 of practice ipture by years ires Ri bY b louis. Refere nces Biven to leading busjness men here and elsewhere. Why not investigate’ Nw charge for consultation 10 to 12 and 2 to Hours 4, and by appointment. Call or write. sT. LOUIS, MO. ~ 670 Star Bidg.. i2th and Olive. \@ WA. fa! a litatttiil } ( iculars t ‘BIRDHAV EN FARMS, j 800-F Grand Ave. Temple, Kansas City, Mo. N Gentlemen: Send me full particulars about the Bird- haven Profit-Shar ing Plan of Hog Raising Address WE RAISE HOGS FOR YO UR Profit-Sharing Plan of Hog Raising will give you some returns on an investment of $60—the price, of BIRDHAVEN FARMS |_ = = ee Phone Main S70! (Home). Kaneas City, Mo, EE ‘* First The Sunday Post-Dispatch has over ONE-HALF More readers than any other newspaper west of the Mississippi, in Kverything.’’ M ILLION Bridge Terminal and Ex- — tended City Limits Advo- cated. The platform which the Re publican candidates for the Board of campaign on Aldermen will make their does not mention the city administra- | United indorses | tion's deal validating the franchise. It tax settlement, Railways ‘the mill although 'that was a part of the franchise-val- | iduting deal. The 14 candidates for seats in the | board and Louis P. Aloe, candidate for re-election as President of it, voted for the adoption of the plat- form, which was made public ves- terday, as the State law requires. platform indorses the administration of Mayor Kiel, while avoiding the franchise deal, which is the issue on which the Mavor's recall is sought by the Civic League and Citizens’ Referendum League. Alderman Luke E. Hart of the Twentyv-eighth Ward, chairman of the committe@ that drafted the plat- form, said the validation deal considered a “gentleman's ment’ between City Counselor Daues and Thomas Francis, attorney for the United Railways Co., and, therefore not an issue in the campaign. Daues is an appointee of the Mayor, both the Mayor and Aloe participated in the mill-tax ment. and Value of Opinions. “The City Counselor is a sort law unto himself,” Hart said. “He hands out opinions here and there, some of which we approve, and some ‘of which we don’t. Nobody but him of a knows why he signed that stipula- tion. He says himself that it is not binding, and so do a good many other lawyers. It was pointed out around the city hall yesterday that Aloe could not consistently have stood on or voted for a platform approving the valida- tion deal, as he has repudiated the deal. It was suggested that this might have something to do with the absence of any reference to it. Preamble of Platform. The preamble of the platform fol- ‘lows: “The administration of the Hon. ‘Henry W. Kiel and his Republican associates has been one of signal achievement in the history of our and the war record of our citi- |zens, without regard to party, under 'this administration has been one of | which St. Louis will be forever proud. city, ‘in the number of men serving the | colors on land and séa and in the ‘air; in the support of every Gov- ernment activity: in the contributior to every war philanthropy, our eciti- zens have taken a part in the fron: rank of American municipalities. Never has the nation called that thea ‘city .has not freely responded.’ Praise for Kiel. Achievements of the Kiel admin- istration are then set forth as fol- lows: Municipal docks as the first ,. Step. in the development of an in- land waterway system of the country. The municipal farmers’ curb have brought the convenient markets, which products of the farm to the consumer. Municipal coal stations, where, during emergencies, coal has been sold to the needy at cost. The completion of the Chou- teau avenue viaduct for the con- venience of traffic and safety of life. The completion of the Wash- ington .avenue cutoffs at Grand and Washington avenues, a relief to congested traffic and an adorn- ment to the city. The enactment of a building zone ordinance stabilizing real es- tate values and improvements. Practical completion of the great King's highway boulevard, from river to river. Motorization of the Fire Depart- ment, placing the department among the best in the, United States in equipment and perso! nel, The pass@age-of an ordinance: against false weights and meas ures: which has for the first time completely protected the public raud. the (;overnment from intolerable f Co-operation in ment of a establish - hospita! for the care and rehabilitation of wounded and convalescent. so}- diers for the ated b A munieipal of negro patients, ope hospital care egro attendatr The expansion of the Park, the development of the municipal theater and pia grounds and the establishment of community centera. ron in ] Oo} eat The ending of the protracted and expensive litigation forced upon the city DV the United Rat! ways Co. and securing of ever dollar of mill tax accrued in past and the gvarauntee of the pay the futuie, making available dur- The! Was | agree- | actively settie- | {Such Values ‘A $15.00 Value A Library Tate worth much more 95 than we ask ps it; mahogany or fumed ne x6 «s Fasy Terms ‘Te i iff nell, Tr Almaphone p . r" recor i pert ar Kuar lle } ’ } signs ar fea i has a rs ) ’ Stores in St. NO MATTER where you go you cannot find values to equal these. All brand-new merchandise from the very cream of high-grade manufacturers, in variety broad and comprehensive enough to allow practically an unrestricted choice, and all at priges lower LL popular Adam period. Only a limited number at this special price, so better come early. A $150.00 Value _ ali a } * , r 1 | 5 re f | Ae. / iP re) re) | # KA aie ME =a GQ awe 0 on S ¥ =. Q .°) 4 | oie .°) ti f — QO O . SS] Aa Jee | | oy Cooks and bakes > perfectly, with either — —>_ coal, wood or gaa $98 sii- bast a - Fest Terms A four-piece Bedroom Suite, bed, dresser, chiffonier and triple-mirror toilet table; all $ match perfectly; elegantly finished in French ivory and daintily designed in the very Easy Terms aaa ee (onvert room night. It the vour living ‘ Then, ist as shown will avoid embarrassment. too, day.: The three meces ust @8 SNOWM.. 4 ; = .* ; (Mati tj 4, J t ba ‘ Ya | SANE + 7 - 4 4j j y VIN | Yb : p 4G, Af , * e% e: TPEPLETE RE . = oe a Tuesday evening a’ Y M, forand and. Franklin avenues, gee ae eer EE - 2 - a a : . . = & Scientific Prepa ° tien for Lath : Hronechitie, Cuatar ° sonol feughs«. Ete. i'r . eat Ge at your a4 > er gist’s. or + oe Laser Chem: C vs 17008 TOMER CROW =. ce —_ PUPRIT PPI PT ea TP TEs . ! ti ts BIlD PPUSis tii lil ii ial seis: %, id Biss lilelil ‘ te AS iy 322 0! 511 Sov ero Sorat Bands and at the same No. 554 of =, . \ 1a So , 7

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7 RAS 3 if aa ee is . | | STLOUS POST-DISEATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCI 16, 1919. | ST.LOUS POST-OSSPATCH = — — —— Le ee i STUPENDOUS re cet = - et en ne ——_——— -_— - - A ta =. ee . m1 ’ = ane eet re MER AF ey PL: baal I erty Bon Ss Progressive | October, will be held in St. Louis : tory and the construction of connec- A ‘ ‘ » “$i, . SS [ ‘ . . + Cc /May 30 to June 3. Plans for the! Soldiers May Go to Greece ng cross-town lines ‘o provide for ccepted at Furniture Store Raising will rive you han ol NTM ENT | t of SHO the price of one a: in St. Louis. VALUE-GIVIN ‘accommodation ‘of visitors, which tion. : 7.; =t« : > ; > ‘ ‘ transportation, entertainment and COBLENZ. March 14.—The leave the needs of OW growing popula- Full Face Value. / were perfected in October tnder the “The Supreme Court of Missouri . ‘of absence area for the American A Scientific Prepara- Army of Occupation, was recently cas | a for Axth leadership of Miss Stella R. Gillick, : . . . Ba interpreted the State Consti- work and divide profits ona Sad ee cone peat seme governor of the Missouri State chap éxtended to include Greece. Under As SO “ape genet whee quod a ' ae : Se . : p Mis: N - . i _@ tution as to he city o i ££ a 8800 Beoughs, Ete. Price'M \ter, and Miss Pauline Boisliniere,; th Present plan officers and men of right by franchise to fix fares and GZ Vj : 4 ‘aw. s , + ss . » on = - P » . . " " “4 ‘g> « ‘ Yo > are now raising -hundréds om 4 ey gist's, or wy _ e of the I. F.C. A., will be cat ‘is granted, may visit Paris, Belgium, ? ake contracts for service, and has Zy Cz . the profit-sharing plan, q*. 1 ° 8 een Laser Chem Co ried out. - ot = D on declared that jurisdiction of both Sy A, ' A ; pees . ° ' ) England, Italy or Greece, leaves be- GY; ZZ, J sing coupon below for full pars j 1700 TOWER GROVE As member of the executive board — ' eal ne fares and service regulations rests (ttt Zz : — 3 " r — : a ae z oy "CeCKS, CXc xcep- : : YA ee i resident in St. Louis, Miss Baisliniere | '!'* 4 He se n the State Public Service Commis- % G Z Z, Z - — ; 3 . t} ’ aASses, P : 7 Phone Main rae (Home): has been authorized by the presi- | UO") & cion. The city administration re- Z Z Z a : . ae + , Zz Khansns ; lo : - sisted both the jurisdiction of the tj}; Z Z Z wy , ttl aL a ‘ublic S ice C isi tj}; Z Z Z LL tj MYA tp: Z_ we te =e ae Ge ae Public Service (¢ ommission and the Yj Z Z Z Zz 7 Mt tt c lt. } need of increased fares, insisting on Aaa yy Z Z Ze YZ ir ‘ y ‘2 4 . “fe A A Ly 4 riaintenance of the i-cent fart Z Z y Gi ; piedged by franchises. After the 2. Z Z Z 4 eee ts 1 city’s contentions were defeated by 4 tj Z \\ \ \\ the Supreme Court’s decision, the city adminisfration has taken every necessary step to safeguard the in- terests of the city in the work of re- °valuation, which will in the final \ YS \ \\ \\ Credit . * “ y Af 7 tA py phy YA Kf A a AALAL ALS SSS Li tj” 42 P Use if ’ eas ! f analysis determine the rate of fare." Terms Kru Ay ee rol. Clauses of the Platform. ZZ alld aang. - The Republican platform states —— the candidates are “‘in favor of vig- : , - ifig e orously accomplishing” the follow- store head and shoulders above all other retail furniture establishments and will make the Reliable ithe value-givi 8 . se ing: | , furniture center of the Middle West.’’ A mighty broad statement, but read below and you will see ‘‘furniture of quality -— > etruc ) ; cj , ° , . : : ieant eae tae Gl A offered at prices that have absolutely never before been equaled. We're going after 5000 new customefs, anti the method K io the municipal free bridge. we're using is ‘‘quality furniture at astoundingly low prices.’’ While we do not exclude our old customers from sharing in : |= Extension of railroad facilities these rare offers, this sale is primarily to acquaint 5000 shrewd, economical people with the fact that the Reliable, being a . a : — >> f | fon - —_—__ mM out the city. We're selling our entire _ >>. SS = ——— - . . = around the toe, two widthsenarrower : shdvouaaen aie oS Quigk Mea Charts! Oat. | This Nine-Piece Genuine Walnut or Mahogan#/Windsor Design yor | . dvocates Return of Soldiers. ee. a ee : g o than usual around the heel. Some COom- ray advocate and recommend the 932.50) ahah Veal (,is $250 DINING-ROOM SUITE $ 75 ? ° early discharge and return of our Range Splendid sample ’ « mi 9, a old TS, hie hs >» hee "¢ 4 inte Range--large - >. matte ‘ ou iAtens oO maw $500.00 for a Lin «roo Sibite ve -—e. fort here! The great variety of alk the pea r teks at og En ge = ne sie at ' $18.75 ae se fhat vou a 1) A B: prettiet ade sin cil better finish e-qr - is i « 4 " H55.00 "e Ai nsular eits bt + we are offering at 8179.75 It is made in the exquyisité ndsor . Ww gency, the platform states “We i . large size baker ahd he hat W me he + lly orne ed with beaded etrip bre niece ‘ ~ Over lasts iInSures a fit. see hat a pledge ourselves to do eéver\ thing brolles Oy i $19 75 ie : cau eee lari , Di opi L ae » ae rit to ‘ace ti e most pala- + ad ‘ within our power to provide ern ploy saie at ces ae a tial homes constructed bs 4 oy onlay | ! Ar tsH > — | ‘ > =. cdtiiatiscmaiiiiiteid Pr SA eae of them 18 ; os —_—_—_——— -s# . TS) a a ioe rai | 7 core j ; of art : “NB | : CHILDREN’S CARFARE NEEDED Monda; vf > - agar: S Thi ‘ficent Massive 3-Pi : ; shige So SN his Most Magnificent Massive 3-Piece | Funds Asked to Help Promote Com- HieeeL eet, a OS , size. sanitary munity Gardening. NibbliSaBEEes a etieiaienie? ; DAVENET ‘oe SET il, mahogany or ve eee Th REBT E Si gasses: :stiags? 3j . a AC é i PAIS ‘re sen “AH 3 23 $ $3 Fi . _— .-. finteh: \dditional appeals wes ent out ¥ e ANT Le 354229522132 Hy | “- 3 : Sy. a | ie nished and + ume vesterday for funds to pay the car- ° eee F ree gi/ | ne .¢ : "1 efyels i¢ te onatructed ra fea ano fomapgen any sults “any EC fare of school children to and from e) SSLLSiSiTEL ET SPETI FAA tru pendous bargain itis you must see it with yo rs the community gardens which will gest $i8522:9:2835/7/527g y ! bis pt the ordinary Davenette Pet that you & Berth om on * be under the direction of the Roard Stock ay SS oo { ‘ \ + ert ee — hee ‘atabebetind: ter 4 quality genuine * a v of Education, the University of Mis- | : Morocco, leather. -The divan holds large mattress, pillows and a’ ; . is . . > 0 . , . P .} ‘ 9 jd hacka and ris of ef y | souri, the United States Department in St. es if eadding wie eed. NO , ' , oe ee As the gardens are to be some dis- pretties: wtpceg sil tong gto uply exquisite colo fh i a non —— tance from the, public and parochial : “4 pore see then $47.75 ii; | = 2 om E ——4 schools and no carfare finds were tial f “4 . | i - - ana cluded in the budge ‘public is | | \| . i A x : - " pd = pr ia coneries ian vr : . s . $37 BED, SPRING | ati ~“ = = is to begin very soon, and all whe d MATTRESS ° H , > a . . . ° _ is to begin very soon, and all who an aneeunmins Slee Gee . = a = ca pi This illustration pictures one model iD em wish to help are asked to send their! J 7 | = ~ — = — ye each of the three Nemo Hygienic-Style | == contribution to Mrs. A. C. Arnold. a. tr a nn “me — re . —_ chairman of the volunteer leaders } . a (_— = |= viich the ceiien wre 4s geese , a: Just as Shown—High- Quality Adam Design RE oe a whic re 18 ne extra Charge. — en } EAS - ust a ; - o* + . ; , — In) = No. 322 is probably the corset E322 arms for sate ie $150 BED-ROOM SUITE $ 75 : > , Are Advertise oday. . | | s SY, C — > ei most universally worn by stout |S —~ | dun ) _ —_ ME hi AKG 4 j= If vou are seeking a farm in - |); Hi 1 t ful Beds ' ‘*. nial | we — : ae women. It permanently reduces @ —_ Alabama, Arkansas, California. ' been offered a ' sov'e Sites om aad pn —— \7 : d d k th — Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Missourt | aoe | Cie trimmed ary ed , in a ~ a | prominent abdomen and makes the |= or elsewhere, see Section B—- |i | eee Jar Adam period design. | oe ipa! ~ . . . ouser, omes, Est; work of one of A Ss 1 pbges= - silt | 7 ~ i | " “a = | figure lighter in weight and smaller = Farm Fert epee’ 9 en a a8 Inusis é gee nt no perme cart “a i “pies ove i ha = in Bi 5.00. = | ———-- --- “Sj n’s msists st ved. dresser and agg hag 3 Wh : un — , in size—$ . * ———s | tumnmo creseing tavie | “2 , 7 q | =| f ‘ No. 511 is one of the most popu- {= 3 SYMPHONY SCHOOL CONCERTS Quality” $110 BEDROOM SET. . .$79.75| $225 BEDROOM SET. $154.50 i mn. ni } - . — { : | tom one a RE tne | , | — = | | ve lH lar Nemo Corsets. It is designed — ‘Teachers and Pupils Will Be riere 18 a! offer yi rl itt bri Pagers — | a led 392 att U BSA ; to reduce and control the figure a Charged 15 Cents Admission. RO Guid. Las quer Bed ‘and at -ste $40 EXTENSION TABLE & 6 CHAIRS | ~ = Sei s-RESUCEN Servet Koe Scarvice wonDERUTT Some that is too heavy below the walst. = | l‘ians sina been completed for , cnt ee a : 1] ede Is £ J Ep! ne a . i od Na . . . three specia concerts to be give; ~ ae % og ; aa and you ’ 7 i tna ==| Bandsand gores of semi-elastic Lastikops Webbing and Cloth do this, [== by the St. Lawie Gilembene Deane. eee Com one See ) ! 5 = =! at the same time affording perfect freedom and com fort—$6.00. a tra in three - ene Sam pehooks The oie Sq SIDE ICER x —_— ; ; ; S programs wi light, and will be S3Q > ne = No. 554 belongs to the Wonderlift Service. It gives a sense =) sivas by the tell Weehedien uneis R ¢ ; erator on oe SS Conductor Zach. Following each e r £ ; 4} \S will - be a short community sing by — — the children ~ ; h a} tera Gms re ibe ; ; We ; Bee fone Will at nee ; The concérts will take place next ren jration 8 : Wednesday afternoon at Cleveland 2u basy Terms o High School: Wednesday afternoon. w oe March 26, at Central High Schoo}. bala ' and Monday afternoon, March 31 w isville, Ky. . : ag : ' d tT 0 in Louis lle, y J at Soldan High School. Teas herg hme — and pupils will be asked to pay 15 r b—— cents and outsiders 24 cents. ” — Liliana Ve as oun . . . ’ 7 jam Ww. Cc. T, U. Campaign to Start. ae aaa Mra. Minnie Sigler of Parma, Mo. 2 om — who is spending three weeks in &t = = “They make you look and fee! Louls as the representative of the ; , . State W. Cc. T. U. tn a membersh! a a = smaller. They re Self-Adjusta- campaign, will be dadiey tha’ sdeek: : cena las wl ' “ Wy, ‘ 4 Uj . q Pi Li bod, C Lt sat : ° > : . ~ , ‘/ “ : fa iu ‘ , 5 ~~) ’ a ble. They come in a variety vision of Lafayette union from Mon- son for less than $50.00. | nt de IIT? amen bb. Mh. 5. A oe . 1 sizes.” day through Thursdas Sh will yee ariys wl» 1% and ’ . sig — of styles, and in alls ra eel | - 8 ' e £64 . ,7 ; “sop — sp@ik at the noon hour at tl Dy ley . & a a Th B Charles Sté: =\= speak at the noon hour at the ‘Tyie pe Soa e Bi ore’’at S. E. Corner ranklin ; rel ) I[ NEMO HYGIENICeFASHION INSTITUTE I] | Baturday Ww be spent Laron- - ) ) = f a bdelet, ; wy ° .

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SUNDAY MORNING, MARCIL 16, 1919. S7.t0U'S_POST-DISPATCH Se me : — ; ! The Big S TTSTSHE 1 hac eo an ey ee INSPECTION FEE =o win =m WOLE [- WILSON § PRICE oe or C. O. D. Are From — SEVENTH 4*° WASHINGTON TWICE as many Wan FIVE TIMES as man Orders i+ .- — : to Don’t try to shop against Wolff-Wilson PRICES and. QUALITY _it can’t be done. When you are through you have lost Money and Time MOTTO: Buy it at Wolff-Wilson’s first, shop afterwards. MONDAY PRICE- CUTTING SALE: A Wolff-Wilson Label Isa Guarantee Prescriptions must be filled CARE |BIEDERMAN'S 805° 807-809. FRANKLIN AVE. Fe casi TWO. ‘Sir Hor Boyle & Priest Law Firm Declared to Plan Action Over Charge of 12 Cents a Barrel on Gasoline and Coal Oil. PANTRY SPECIAL: \ big saving to the housewife, Eagle Milk 20c - - 3 for Sig 45c Opeko Coffee - - Ib. die: 50c Opeko Tea - - 4b. THE GREAT IRON TONG Tonttone A _strenethonineg STUFFED OLIVES Just received a fresh _ tiot Sunbeam Brand Stuffed Olives. you have ever used this brand you will appreciate these values: Reg. 25c Jars. .19c Reg. 50c Jars. .39c Reg. 75c Jars. .49c RE-NU-IT = me! Me ATTN EIEN RS yg ang ~ Me ? in 7 “lreland Cz Conference Cannot “BRINGS IN $250,000 5 : REVENUE ANNUALLY — ; a ee y Sta : pas a : ot Sd 2 ede ee ee IR ae arid is ‘ deci % STINGS ape Np: yet 7 , e Z CSET CCS us | Me te Tar, OS 4 PO echae A Pg IE RE a Se Se IPE a Ty # ¥ ~~ e \ . name een " on nnn on , es , : neg nl allio” ab. teria a ee ee er Paty vio tye . > ek. anna Its Loss, if Suit Is Successful, Declared Likely to Bring Demand for Other Tax S| Measures. == A suit to test the constitutionality | of the State oil inspection fee of 12 Your ‘Last Opportunity to Share in This Wonderful Money-Saving Event RTS csc tte che ointe du Sahni és | es revenue of $250,000 will be instituted re a te Still Remaining Must Be Closed Out at Any Loss Moloney of the laW firm of Boyle’ & Priest, said to a Post-Dispatch re- CASH ONLY LAST CALL He Discusses the and the Merits Not Believe an I ents only. Our label guarantees you both. This is why we have filled more than a million and a quarter prescriptions to date. For safety’s sake bring your prescrip- tions heré. = | Re ‘Nu: | “ rt . FULLY and with PURE ingredi- | ‘. : people and vale children and (fer use during conya- lescence, A modern tonie reconstructor tains extract cod liver oll (taste- less), malt extract. wHd cherry. hvynoe- vhoanhites. man - ganese and _ tiron. frv Tonitone. Today. Per Bottle _. 3° for $2.50 A TURKISH BA in Your Own Home Sir Horace Plunkett, w he is careful to explain is people of this country, as @ Last year the eves of months he sat as ghairman ¢ factions. — He is a son of the siz right, Lord Dunsany. He fricndship with Theodore large list of acquaintances ¢ At. the request of the} lowingstatement of his view made by him. 23 Remember, for our Monday Sales we prepare extra special dainties for our customers. Each special has a little extra, and is prepared in our Sanitary Kitchen. Our Luncheonette Service on the bal- Price-Cutting Sale of . cony of our store is the talk of St / =3 a i + louis. Service from,11 a. m. to a ober Goods a ie. 5 p.m. at popular prices. Try it. T ur USE YOUR KODAK These glorious days—a real opportunity to take some good ‘‘snap-shots:’’ Buy your kodak films now and bring them here to be developed. Films left. before 10 a. m. may be had same day if desired. High-class print- annual Monday 23c; 3-for 65¢ MOORES os = porter yesterday. A The suit, if succesatul, will fur- ther deplete the funds available for State expenditures, a reduction of $1,500,000 already having been made certain by the enforcement of pro- £1.50 Lixcelsior Fountain hibition after July 1. Syringes...... Moloney said that in filing the 2.00 Exxcello Hot-Water $1. 49 Bottles suit his firm would represent the $1.98 The time has come when we must say good-hy to this old corner—wind up this husiness-—and close our doors forever. Nothing remains but to dis- pose of the hundreds of odd pieces still on hand—and we must do this within the next few days at any price they will bring. Come and help your- self. You have pever seen such bar- gains as we are now offering. $1.00 Special Hot-Water Hottle.. : ; Hid yourself of La Gripes, Colds and Rheumatism with a “Robia- son” Thermal Bath Cabinet, Cleanses your system, makes fecl buoyantly vigerous. Sp By SIR HE question of Irelan the world, has again Pierce Oil Corporation, the largest i $2.50 Execello Combina- oil inspection fee payer in the State. im tion Fountain Syringe Says Fee Operates as Revenue £2.00 Ladies’ + Se Bn NR a el RR cI RS OI BB uel 7 Spray onde - YY OPPO Ky qe one ™ re ei ~ - ‘ . - Dawees ba: reeds \nedtow . ea ather John’s Medicine, 49c, 89c : « Governor Shows Concern. Gude’s Pepto-Mangan Horlick’s Malted Milk, $149.50 Be, 78¢, $2.98 r) would be a further loss of $250.000 Odd Beds a year in -oil inspection fees has aroused the Governor to a decision One lot of 22 odd Beds, in 12 dif- ferent pattérns—one to three of a design—ineluding Queen Anne, William -and Mary, Adam, Colo- ry > Che loss of the liquor revenue has been a cause of much concern to nial—finished in walnut, mahogr- any, ivory and onk— One Gerhard Piano— worth $850— to close out of it will come in dues land Legistature more revenue the en- -raising , the proper atmosphere something result of a united demand. Lord Raltimore or Soap Greatest Pocket Knife Sale in Years high-grade finish linen Qc Per Cake value, Standard Brands— Assorted Vatterns— Assorted Handles— Two and Three Blades— 29c_ | $1 Per Doz. 2 Beckman Pianos now without an —worth $850.00— to close In. the hour of civilizatid eat peril in the spring of there seemed to me to be est opportunity tn all hist Irish settlement. THre mendous force of, opinio land at that time which ly have taken the begin settlement if only to enable people to play their full p war, partly because their made a full settlement co ly easy For the half-loaf of a land and without its full n “quirements England subs stone of conscription. T tunity was lost and the pro made more difficult. There @ppears to me treatment of the problem not present any inuspers culties, The first step introduce and press thro men? Miade from the powder, and delicately pe purest Regular price, per bor, 508; sale price, Senate, that in- indirect boldly - Is Ly ? i f “Natural” and Oniy, 39c assessment of real estate and per-!§ throughout the State ! according: to statistics in the of the State Tax Commission. assessed at little more than one- Keep Your Complexion oung You are judged before you speak. You will be judged to your advantage if your skin is kept clear, fresh and youthful. Don't envy a good complexion; use Pom- peian Massage Cream; Monday special— 75c Size 59 c Jar, . To Help Mako Strong, Keen Red-Blooded Americans, Fifty Men Seeking Employment Two hundred and Boys Are and | ie a bill based upon th the Irish ention WwW eight months. reached aa Approach to unanimity on home rule as has ever bee The Irish Convention The report of — that rFhows that while it was possihle to overcome the of the Ulster Unionists of Nationalists, all the Tinfonista and five out of Labor representatives we The acherm which the this agreement i= set out Krapnph No. 42 of the eonyv port, and their agreemen the desire that it should ately passed law No. 42 ia in substance as 1. Trikh Parliament to two houses, a Senate of hers and a House of Cor 200. The principle u composition of the Sena representation of int ed by giving represet commerce, industry and county councila, the learned institutions and age. In the constitutia House the Nationalists ¢ fuarantes 40 per cent of bership to the Unionists, kraph calls for an ex sponsible to the Irish Full powers over all int legislation, administration rect taxation reside in ‘ ™ent. Pending final is provided that power customs and excise du remain with the im ment, but that the wil Procerds of these taxurs Paid into the Irish ex Jotat Eacheqrer Hoard con POMPEIAN "ASSAGE CREAM rad “SS = 5 ops ¢ OMS ro” fian «Fro Rugs Absolutely Harmless—Guaranteed If you have gray, ugly or dissatisfied hair, TROOPS PATROLLING BORDER ON "4 a &- Sunlight Hair Tonic will quickly restore it to WATCH OF VILLA ACTIVITIES = i ; aS a lovely, rich, lustrous, natural color—any color from one bottle. None ‘‘just as good.”’ ) . SNAKE OIL Insist upon old reliable ‘‘Sunlight. ’ 49c| Will Limber You Up—A New Cre- Large 60c bottle—special price ation Pain Killer and Antisep- here "S nl ne qd tic Combined For rheumatism, neuralgia, lum to Secure a-Satin Skin) 2%! "2" corns, bunions or whatever .the pain may be, it is said tobe with “Apply Satin skin cream, then Satin skin powder.”’ MILLER’S ANTISEPTIC OIL, KNOWN AS Col. e upon today for inte Last Call!! Library Tables Three Oak Library Tables, $6. AD worth $106.50 Two Oak Library Tables, worth $22.50 912.15 Three Mahogany Library $1? 64 ‘ No Phone or Mail Orders Filled the ever three million will ineresee ners eus, 79¢ Heing used hy peeple annualiy. it the strength of weak, run-dewn folks in two weeks” time in tmuwy instances. Monday, ents Jan- * Sky coro Tables, worth $24.50 ively and igee $50.00 Talking Ma. chines——stafidard make Spence worth $125.00 actment of ation by the Senate and House meas- Last Call!! a tax on the’ recording of All mort- A 84 a mort last Call! Last Call: ° s sages. Opposition to all these aS- Ranges, worth $110.00. stead of collecting such $44.75 worth $75.00 bie | ) two to a customer ‘4 lé cl c . : y ft reo > 34 o 4 % brows \t fely Two Charter Oak Coal and William and Mary @esitis— $69 hf) | “ota ‘mar 7 fight be tore the State | ig pplied. Two kinds, ; ' Board of Equalization for the full | “Dark” One Duofold Suite, : Range, worth $75.00. sonal property Last Call!! | gts Stop That \ novel and harmless antiseptic treatment for worth $25.00 ... Three Oak Bachelor it: also purifies the breath: of great value that were $24. 15 , Today. Two Oak Buffets, ak we... 'robe-fworth B tiful Hair in 1S Minut -~size 9x12, Board, Wants, For Sale, es that were One Oak Chiffo- D $3] .00 ressers One Golden Oak Dresser, One Golden Oak Dresser, iated Press $17.50—to close out advertise the name—but you Hachita, N. M., to inves- One William.and Mary $32, hp sale at a real reduction from reg- partment, ordered Col. Hornbrook to bruises. sore throat and croup it purchase. Twelfth Cavalry make DRESSING TABLES 4 7 and 75 miles respect 2 i Cc ant 2c 23 44r s C were Three Walnut Dressing ; ing held for 5.900 ransom by Lopez ; , and removes the lamp. 7 and the American ranch foreman § operation: FAIRY FOOT soothes, absorbs and brings your] cteen and fluffy. Farr's is clear as water, clean io ‘ sft . ' ‘ler ly te a aft ue fies . T j ’ . men cole +f left the borde ‘ last night with 7 foot back to its & off or stain the senip. Onee the hair has retarned ’ m@ the ransom nion umber of i// regular shoes — walk as much as you want — ’ s MWexicans were also heing hel. The 5 - img) FATRYFOOT will ‘ : ransom was demanded of the ay pst su Over 72,000 people | : | ren Brothers, of Three Oaks, Mich, ¥ ae of their bunions by 1 One Mahogany Bed Dav- $44, Af) to demand of the enette, worth $75.00 . laws, worth $80.00 There already are under consider- s ures increasing the State income tax and the inheritance tax and placing STOVES ARD RANGES are s ures has developed in the re sazland Com oo $69.15 | Dining-Room Suites Duofold Suites F so. secon Tonanains Three Baker Comb. Five high-grade Dinin oo Three Doufold Suites, $44 AO taxes the Governor should Ranges, worth $85.00. . os gga pence ane _ r ’ face the embarrassing tax situation nine and ten pictces Qu@@a Anne Qne Muofold Suite. Ranges, worth $75.00.. PTL | and, ip to $500,00-ail at worth $110.00 ... full | ere Mindi “Nave Headquarters in St. Louis for Razors, RaZor One Favorite High Oven 4). 60 \ S100 Be 3 i,’ PRI worth 116,00 => Joc it 2 which, r Last Call!! office y Al b tf t fourth its value. Tro e€ys ° Three Oak Buffets, . | 3 4 oro es : ac Ing Oug affections of the throat aml bronchial tubes, steel = COLULTLAS o “se ress ic 4 ) be! Velvet Rugs; size 9x12 feet (short) One Oak Buffet. ete . eo Ne | me of ak eaten Chiffoniers—. worth $30.00 er to singers and public speakers: for Monday only, ovr rc $37.50, at . $22.50 value .. f f you are in need of help in t 25c Box, i7c—3 Boxes for 30c Fine Axminster Rugs; “sizes 9x12 worth $37.50 } ‘ 'o home, office; store, factory, on the read or on the farm, read their in this sale $32.50 robe—jworth “504t Ai in Section A -~Employment Six Wool Fiber $45.00 Last Call! tooms, | ‘ale, $17 Al utomobiles.—Advy. ell $25.00 , ' * robe—-worth EUs, Two Golden Oak Dressers, $9, 15 worth $18.00 Last Call!! $2 $13.50 Last Call!! worth $24.50 Americans ona: Mexic xican Ranchers go Ten Iron Beds——worth TALKING weewe “Coere | ; = 19 75 Hachita and Columbus. : ‘ 35. iy othe Asan: Three Iron Beds, worth MACHINES paneer in | El. PASO, Tex., March 15 Six Iron Beds, worth $1? Of) the makers, we are not permitted der of the El Paso district, left here ware China Closet will find them one of the big ina ose >) tigate Villa activities south of the est there is—and offered in this China Closet. worth $60 bell, commander of the southern di ular prices. Closet, worth $67. $35. 15 0 command of the Hachita sub- out an equal. For cuts, burns, ; e; telyY south of © raas . . , act é ihtmen,.eminaed $f:99 inmmmedia y : h of the ¢ i has been found most effective. Ax troops are patrolling bordér . 320.00 Talking Ma- Last Call!! MONDAY ONLY, nothing lke it make . m were reported in Ascension and oa: 6d $ 00 One Walnut Dressing $14 15 south of Hachita. Americar make . Table, worth $29.00 ' Mexican ranchers and o that ref ears, toe rent Soe ne Your BUNION PAIN Tonight! Tables, worth $40.00 and Columbus late yester day an ; nf A our : Farr § Gray Hair estorer Tables, worth $47.50 $25.75 ’ foreman at the Ofitos ranch. was be ~ No appliances or ugly pads to wear—NDNOl back thi original, natural celer, and leaves the huir normal size and shape. Wear your] Ss? “itheut oder or stickiness, and wht Bet rue £e5 fo its ertainal color it t« easily hept se. and can who own the don't vou try it too? . we reg it” BP to determine Uc Ieieke kage Ireland One Bed Davenette, $44 Ap) i Strops and Everything in Cutlery $55.00 Two Golden Oak Dressers, and Other Refugees Cross at $20.00—to close out $9.85 On account of our contract with Last Call! Jamés ,] Hiornhgoo, former comman $22.50-—to close out original standard makes—the fin- border.: Maj.-Gen. De Rosey C. Ca- One Golden Oak peg ict during the time Villa’s met $10.00 Talking Ma One William and teal $36 Ap ats Se ee ee Ghina Closet, worth $70 ' den cept no substitute. This great oil - is golden red color-only. There is 00 south of Hachita. ' Martin Lopez and Ramon Vega $32.50 Talking Bea chines——standard $A} Two Mahogany Dressing $23 15 00 Ld, Wer ht Bick pesncle: the tags sate TO HERE IS GOOD NEWS oy ae. er © e » euar re n FAIRYFOO T give s instant bunion relief. It takes out the swelling or Seer = ee the “or ted ets brings make you forget your misery.[ be washed or curled without affecting the coler. the las t six months got rid lhc monsfration new geing on ta our store. BE: using FAIRYFPOOT. Why ' S th fees ! | ar >: \y ; It will cost” Lp yon nothing 1f it does ea a PO tee oe e an oe ia " not satisfy. We guarantee it. We £ aveaFAIRYFOO' onda Cc me 805-807-809 FRANKLIN AVE. | Boor RESINEe va tot ye oy crusting MM WH remedy for every foot troubl any ss i + UMS Bree. & Co.. 205 N, 6th st. Ke : : enue and is to

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SHOP EARLY: For the ; Benefit of Our ANTRY SPECIAL ig saving to the housewife. ye Milk 20c - - 3 for 5I¢ Opeko Coffee - - tb. 3c Opeko Tea - - 4 Ub. 36¢ E GREAT IRON TONIC nitone strenethenine wea during convyva- nce, modern tonic struecetor Con- extract of ver oll (taste- . malt extract, cherry. hvno- hites. man - and iron. Fonitone. SI Bottle _. or $2.50 URKISH BATH | n Your Own Home yourself of La Grippe, Colds Rheumatism with a “Roebin- Thermal Bath Cabinet, macs your system, makes you buoyantly vigorous. Spee¢tal, “$6.49 ra Soap........18c o or Pepsodent Tooth ee 's Lilac Vegetal. .74c tt & Ramsdell’s Cold id 36c ey arid Almond. .34c Rice or Cyrano Face Ps os 34c Violet Talcum...12c Two ee, 49c, FEE os Tooth Paste. . .22c Bocabelli Castile ee, Shaving Stick. ..21ic alcum (all odors ),1i2c Cold Cream, ', Ib. ae . 29c .34c .18c .17¢c .20c . - . . . . Tooth Paste... Face Powder.. idial Soap..... eee = Sc; 3 for.... TONE " Face Powder purest and best ric® perfumed. Poudre de Riz e from the Mier, and delicately ~ IY _h- A. Lf cf \\)) r Complexion Young d before you speak. You to your advantage if your lear, fresh and youthful. ood complexion; use Pom- Cream; Monday special— 9c _ To Help Make Strong, Keen Red-Blooded Americans mz used by over three million ple annmuntiiy. tt will increase strenicth of weak, nervous, -dewn folks in two ka’ time in many 7 Cc ances. Mondays, only estorer sunranteer that Aiwass brings lenses the huir ater, clean io will mot rub fr bus returned pts’, and «nm ima the coler. rF store. a _ er Ll r’ >t - a o _* “TP REE AP OLS om oe a = = 3 a . Pa Bey Bye. s Pe Mase Bost heh, Lie ee ek ee Ai, EER D-. yerre aT vets wilt atubece D Bt 2 Mh Deh Math dt Ci ee, a oe oe ee ae ee” oe, ae 5 La ee ay ee mY, oa ae ~ ile ;' The Big Sunday Post-Dispatch Real Esiate and Want Directory ; Regularly Contains TWICE as many Want Ads as the Globe-Democrat FIVE TIMES as many Want Ads as the Republic — a - — ee ye; PART TWO. ae 4 ——— 1 ltt 2. ee am, ST.LO | Sir Horace Plunkett Analyzes Irish ST. LOUIS, SUND MORNING, MARCH 16, 1919. S POST-DISPATC ~ WASHINGTON Ul. TO GIVE Crisis From All Points Of View ‘MWK er “lreland Cannot “2xer eo —— —-,- gee Get Into Peace Conference, but the Irish Question Cannot Be Left Out,” He Discusses the Various Remedies Suggested ee ee He Says dnd the Merits and Demerits of Each—Does Not Believe an Independent Republic Feasible. Sti Sir Horace Plunkett, who is in the United States on a brief visit, which NEN | . | he is careful to explain is not in any sense official, is widely known to the | NEW YORK, March 15. people of this country, as well as to Irishmen everywhere. Last year the eyes of the world were focused on him, when for cight | months he sat as ghairman of the Irish Convention, representing all political | factions. right, Lord Dunsany. He is a son of the sirteenth Lord Dunsany and an uncle of the play-- He tas knighted by King Edward. He enjoyed’ close | friendship with Theodore Roosevelt, and numbers President Wilson in his large list of acquaintances and friends in the United States. At. the request of the New York World and the Post-Dispatch the fol-: lowingstatement of his vicws on the present aspect of the Irish question was | made by him. By SIR HORACE PLUNKETT. T the world, has again become acute. HE question of Ireland’s future, submerged briefly in the convulsion of | country where Irishmen form an important element of the population, it lifts its ery for settlement. done for the ‘‘ Distressed Isle’’ The time has comewwhen something must be | and what that shall be deserves the most / earnest consideration of thoughtful,men everywhere. Ireland cannot get into the peace conference, but the Trish question cannot be left out, and it is well to have in mind the chief solutions of the Irish promlem which are now seriously proposed. 1, These are: Establishment of Home Rule by means of an Irish Parliament for disposing of the country’s international busixess, with, athe same time, fair representation in the Imperial parliament. The latter is held by many, for the present at any rate, to be neces- sary for the protection of Irish interests. 2. Setting up an independent Irish Republic. 3. Partition of Ireland—the Lloyd George plan. Favors Immediate Offer of Measure of Self-Government. To indieate at the outset my own position, before entering upon detailed consideration of the three plans or discussing recent symptoms of the Irish question, I submit that there should be made at once a firm offer of a rea- Sonable- measure of self-government. Were such a measure, whatever its detail, put forward seriously with elear intent to carry it through in the face of all opposition, I believe that the common sense of Ireland would foree both sides to its acceptance, there- by giving to Ireland what she so needs first of all—a corporate and national body which, however defective in its constitution, would enable Ireland to take the course of her own aspirations and genius before the world. That would not be a final settlement, but if the difficulties of a half settlement—and it could be much more than that are courageously faced, out of it will come in due season, from the only possible source, a united Ire- and, the proper atmosphere for a lasting reconciliation. The thing is to give : eS Jsomething now without any restrictions on what may be given later us the result of a united demand. In the hour of civilization’s great-; and excise of the United Kingdom. est peril in the spring of last vear there seemed to me to be the great- est opportunity in all history for an Irish settlement. There was a mendous force of opinion in Ire- land at that time which would glad- ly have taken the beginnings of a tre- | settlement if only to enable the @rish | people to play their full part in the) war, partly because their would have made a full settlement comparative- ly easy. For the half-loaf of a united Ire- land and without its full national re- quirements England substituted the stone of conscription. The oppor- tunity was lost and the problem again made more difficult. There appears to me to be one treatment of the problem which does not present any inusperable diffi- culties. The first step wnuld be to introduce and press through Parlia- ment a bill based upon the report of the Irish convention which, after eight months. reached close an approach to unanimity on a plan of home rule as has ever been achieved. The Irish Convention Plan. The report of that convention Fhows that while it was not found possible to overcome the objections of the Ulster Unionists majonity of Nationalists, all the Southern as at An essential part of this al Parlilament. This upon from the first by the Southern Unionists, and the Natic .alists con- ceded it. It was felt, however, that was insisted there.were strong reasons for provid- | ing that the Irish representatives at) Westminster should be elected by the | direct- | Irish Parliament rather than ly by the constituency, and this was the arrangement adopted. It accepted in principle that there should be an Irish contrib tion to the cost of imperial services, but ow- ing to lack of data’in those moments of war it was not found possible for Untonists and five out of the seven) Labor representatives were agreed. | The scheme upon which they reached this agreement is set out in para- graph No, 42 of the convention re- port, and their agreement included the desire that it?’should be immedi- ately passed into law. Paragraph No. 42 is in substance as follows: 1. Trish Parliament to consist of two houses, a Senate of 64 mem- bers and a House of Commons of 200. The principle undeflying the composition of the Senate is the representation of interests effcct- ed by giving representation” to commerce, industry and labor, the county councils, the churches, learned institutions and the peer- age. In the constitution of the House the Nationalists offered to guarantee 40 per cent of its mem- bership to the Unionists. The para- kraph calis for an executive re- Aponsible to the Irish Parliament. Full powers over all international legislation, administration and dl- rect taxation reside in the Parlia- ment. Pending final decision, It is provided that power to imposc customs and excise duties should remain with the imperial Partlia- ment, but that the whole of the Proceeds of these taxes should be paid into the Irish exchequer. A Joint Exchequer Board is to be se up to determine the Irish true rev- enue and Ireland is to be repre- Stated upon the Board of Customs the convention to fix definite sum. Ulster and the Fiscal Questions. any The results of this representative | Irish convention constitute the solu- tion of the Irish problem which seems to me most worthy of support of all that have been framed. The two great points of diverg- ence were the attitude of Ulster and the fiscal question As to the for- mer, there was a portion of Ulster where a majority claimed that if Ireland had the right to separate herself from the rest of the United Kingdhom, they had the same right to separation from: the rest of Ire- land. Rut the time had gone by when any other section of the Irish people would accept the partition of their country, even as a temporary exped! ent. Hience the Ulster Unionist members in the cenvention remained only in the hope that~ some of home rule would be pro- which might modify the de- of those thev_ repre- there form posed ng ‘fe neither part nor lot) s#nted to hav I | settlement ‘Trish intelligence. in an Irish Parliament. The Nation- alists strove to win them by conces- | sions. but the Ulster delegation found themselves unable to accept any of ; : ‘the scherfes discussed, and the only question jagreement ; i excise, ‘a national scheme of Irish government they presented to the convention was con- fined to the exclusion of their entire province. | His View of U. S. Opinion. The development of the into a paramount of was in the nature of a surprise The view presented that without separate customs and Ireland would fail to attain status equal to that en- joved by the Rritish Dominions. Up- fiscal issue Was In Treland itself, andsin every Unionists, effected. ‘in order that a parliament should be ‘control of customs and excise. ‘pendant | either scheme | is Irish representation in the Imperi-_ 'would this 'fore ian i cret Offer of Measure of SUBMIT there should be made at once a firm offer of a reasonable measure ¢ of self-government. Were — such a measure, whatever its detail, put torward with clear intent to carry it through in the face of al! opposition, I believe that the common senSe of Ireland would force both sides to its acceptance, thereby giving to Ireland what ‘she so needs first of all—a corpo- rate and national body which, however defective in its consti- tution, would enable Ireland to take the course of her own Mmspi- rations and _ genius before the world.. That would not be a fina! settlement but, if the difficulties of a half-settlement—and it could be much more than that—are courageously faced, out of it will come, in due season, from the only possible source, a united Ireland, the proper atmosphere for a last- ing reconciliation. The thing is to give something now without any restrictions on what may be given later as the result of 3 united demand—SIR HORACE PLUNKETT. Immediately Would Relieve- Tension if Put Firmly Into Effect, Self-Government Says Plunkett SIR HORACE PLUNKETT. os the fear that of customs in system a sep- arate control, however, guarded, might impair the authority of the United Kingdom over its external trade policy. It was essential to any agreement that a compromise on this vital point be Both sides proved willing, at once established, to postpone a legislative decision upon the ultimate This compromise, as noted above, was in- corporated in the report. It appears it was too hope since the question from settlement as @ver. Independence Not Practicable. Not understanding this, I not find the absolute independence plan either likely of realization or desir- able, whether for Ireland or for En- gland. @When wars area thing a the world is disarmed Irish republic may sidered seriously, but not until then. As civilization present tuted, absolute independence for Ire- land is distinctly impracticable. If Irelard were to herself an independent nation defend would event Invites to far much is as do of the past inde- be con- all is at consti- set up she. would herself or have to of war. attack and it Krit- to in- as to Power in the pos ition Power have outside * for her isolited unfriendly dungerous this door some do . Her from an be for Great ain to leave open | vasion. Suppose Irish independence had been established previous to 1914. How well it would have suited Ger- many to have had a chance to set up another Heligoland on the other ‘side of England. Was | My own intimate touch with American life enables me to gaug° the opinion of the United States on question. 1 feel competent to say that Americans of all races and classes feel a keen concern in the subject of home rule for Ireland, be the the Government gave four reasons for a further and apparently. indefinite postponemens: of self-government, namely, a new- 'y discovered German plot; a bitter hatred of England, expressing itself disloyalty and treason; the tude of the Roman Catholic Church sanctioning and ap- proving resistancs to the law of the land. and the supposed failure of the convention, the last based on what seems to me an exaggerated consideration® for the minoritw re- norts referred to above. German Intrigue Amounted te Little. intrigue in Ireland like- wise received an undeserved amount of attention on this side of the At- lantic. It was not generally realized that $99 out of every thousand Irishmen knew nothing aboutit. T say that a plot which was kept a se- from all but a very small and select band of conspirators affected in the smallest degree the arguinerts for or against an immediate was really an insult armistice attl its hierarchy Prussian Irish to That Irish hatred of Great Britain ‘s most virulent just ncw thar in liv- ing memory before, aggravated as it by contempt for British states- manship and utter distrust of British promises, must be admitted It is a serious factor in the situation 1) constitutes a minors for which a be correctly ae igrosed is remedy must ;merly | men, unless givén in one favored sec- binding—that brought to Ireland’s willing support of ‘England and her allies. With that the mass of Irishmen ha@e regarded the Government's pro- | to exact from Ireland the sacrifice a free people can the giving up of her young manhood to war under conscription at the same time they denied principle which fight—-government with the of the governed? Answer this question their will be no need to proclaim Sinn Fein. No AS to tion, was an end feeling must PpOsa greatest make while ‘her the very for she was asked to consent and Church. the part Catholic ription, it light of rea- @ituation lead Blame for Catholic the third reas played by the Roman Church opposing conse away before the The truth of that that the bishops did not their but responded to the call of the flocks for moral sanction to the resistance they intended to of- fer the proposed conscription; and, second, the bishops to my cer- tain knowledge believed, and I think they were right, that if they the country would be into a violent agitation which not have ended without disorder probably Their action, 7? fades SO} is, fyyrat pad ts ° , flocks, to +i loof heen and was strictly absurd action and an ecclesiastix domain it to see in it is such secular as further postponement of home rule. BISHOP TO REMOVE LIBRARY Quayle Collection to Be Made Ad- junct of a Kansas University. Bishop William A. Quayle that he intends to his library from his present in his apartment at highway, to Baldwin, University he expects time when from active has an- nounced remove quarters, Kan., located. at ha Ve 1S To he duty of baker where live future tired shall Ile the un Was resident iversity. The announcement Raldwin, ed Press books was made according to dispatch, which the housed in a new h Bishop Quavle is build- of Bishop Quavle here the library would bly an adjunct to that of Bake Bishop Quayle's volume of of Eggenstvin's Latin Bible panion volume to British Museum; Rible, 1470; the about 1471: the oben Venetian Bible, 1497; Testament, 1526: 1535: Matthews’ Rible C''the Rible’’), 1539: the Geneve Breeches Bible, 1560; the Parker's Bible, and Bible, 41611. an said would be whi ing I'riends Said that by emade home proba L'niversitys tio nincludes a part the com- which is in the the Rodtet-Riche!] Cobenger Bivle Bible, 1495: a Tyvndale's New Rible. sugege or Bish p's two Coverdale’s or Lu6s, King James $20,000,000 INCOME TAX. Corporation Makes $5,000,000 Quar- terly Payment at Chicago. Ry e Assocls CHICAGO, N00 tax the payments at ited Press March 10 A $20,000.,- income was revealed among last-day the col- rice here ePduled hy a ¢corne ration . -* | . quarte riy The apparent bad faith of Govern- |i ment in withhoding, the concession! of self-government is the cause of the recrudescence historic hatred, which had disappeared. It was the belie self-zgovernment was at las that justified the undoubted|s of the description of Ir on this view the Nationalists made a) jand in 1914 as. the one bright spot etrong®g case disturbance of the trade of the’ United Kingdom they were prepared to agree TH A free-trade arrangement } betaveen the two countries On this point, however, the South- ern Unionists agreed with the Ulster To avoid any seriougg in the darkest prospéct England « and sent thousands of | the faced, men British arr, first year of the war It was the shattering of that b: lief-—-the strengthening of the’ fata} impression tiuat to Irish into lo pit dre 14.114 Freight Car Theft Arrests. f \ss ated Tre WASHINGTON March - eh, » } ly ae | thie Raili i Ad ’ , ; *\ % . sat Alivpini Pua t ’ . ‘ ‘) «= : | ‘. * x Tit e hs, 2 . x pro] tI «> ti QUu. » j ti yan worth of stolen was reco. “ Federal ferent ‘sociation, held | nlunged | could | grave | hloodshed | emergency | al a of the) would justify al 14 North King’s | where | and | some re- | for- | at | Associat- ! collec. | ; Will Begin March 25 for Benefit of Employment Managers of Large Concerns. A course of lessons in how to “hire Washing- 1d. man- and fire’’ will be given,at ton University, beginn! for the agers benefit of empioyvment! of those desiring large establishments, and to learn such work. * £crs. The number of students will be lim- ited at first, oniv those having such positions. or being specially fitted for them, being eligible. The course was arranged Dy Board for Vocational! cation at Washington University, the Chamber of Commerce and the Em- ployers’ Association, The lessons wili consist of 50 lectures, given two evenings a week and the tuition $25. The army conducted classes last year Harvard Rochester Universities. Subjects to Be Studied. following subjects. will Selection of men for work; reauirements of occupations, training of ployes, fixing of just wages, mainte nance of proper working conaluions, protection of employes against acel- dent. fatigue and disease, living con, the Eau- at bea pare dif- errs The studied: ticular ditiens of warkers, and relations be- tween employers and employes. Mai. Willf&im C. Rogers, formerly with the Or:Inance Department, now vice president of the Employers’ As- was active in promoting He said he had observed strikes, and that two- them could have been the course. about 2000 thirds of ~~ —<$— ithe ‘they had been. left. oe en = - - me S 2 w, , - CL LI ne nana ee —==_ eee PAGES 1—14B. ———— nn on the avoided by tactful management the part of employers of longest on record, “hi was due to fact that a refused to pro, SVvSs- tem: of ventilation that have cost a smal! sum. Another bad strike resulted from the refusal of an em- ployer to install drinking fountains, he said. (ine strikes said. the stubborn ide ra | would employer Labor Leaders Interested. Labor leaders are much interested in the course, particularly in the fec- tures to,gbe given wage-fixing, and are exhibiting in- terest in what advice given to employment managers about ting fair and what methods of inducing employes to accept the wages fixed will be approved on considerable will be set- scales, Rogers said there.is a great short- age of capable employment The United States Board last year sent hurrv-up call for 150. and could find 79 available in the country, he said mMmaAaAna- Shipping OUuL Aa only Application for entrance should: be made to Dean W. F. Gephart of the Washington University Schoo! of Commerce and Industry. THIEVES LEFT ONE-FOOT SHOES Discovered Contents of Six Sample Cases Were All “Lefts.” Thieves who stole six sample cases of shoes Friday night abandoned their loot when they found it wasnt all right. The shoes were ali lefi shoes and when the thieves discov- ered that they had no rights they left lefts in the automobile in which The/imachine, belonging to the Ja- hansen Bros. Shoe Co., and driven by Fred Marx of 3141 South Grand avenue, was left standing in front of his home at 8:30 p. m. That was the last of the left far he was concerned, until the machine was found early yesterday ina drive: way leading to St. John’s Hospital, 5315 South Euclid avenue . shoes, so as FRANCE FIRST TIME IN YEAR Serget. A. O. Kruse Had to Walk Most of 20 Miles Back to »His Camp After Meeting. : Two St. Loupisans, brothers. who are serving with the army in France, parents, Mr. Mrs. Ronert Kruse of 3944 Louisiana avenue, of meeting at Lorouville, France, early in February. The had nto seen each other since enter- ing the than a year igo The meeting is described in letters written on the same day by the two different places. One of them. Sergt. Albert O. Kruse of the eHadquarters Company, Fourteenth¢ Infantry Brigade, said that the meét- Ing possible through an assignment took him from Vil- lers-en-Have Lorouville, where his brother, Private Edwin R. Kruse of the 138th Infantry Machine Gun Campany,’ Sas stationed. Albert made the trip to Forouville in a staff officer's car, having been assigned as an orderly. He remained wtih Edwin two days lie #ad walk the greater part of the 20 miles tht separated their camps on the re- turn trip. Another brother, Otto M. Kruse; is a saiMr aboard the VU. §S. S. Crozabo. SEND “NO BEER NO WORK" PLEA Two Soldiers Write Asking Mayor to l‘urnish Them Buttons. In. Mavor Kiel’s mail yesterday was the following letter from France, signed “Haenny and Bromley, buck privates, Co. G, 138th Infintry.” “Dear Mavor: We will be home £oon, please have a few buttons made for us—you know, those ‘no beer, no work’ -buttons.”’ have written their ana tw service more brothers at made that to Was to SO —— eee Tick workers through Post-Dis- patch Situation and Help Wanted Cel- Imns, — a ——— BROTHERS IN ARMY MEET IN EDITORIAL COMPARES HAIG WITH THE BRITISH WELLINGTON Criticises Him, Too, but Gives the Field Marshal Full Credit for His War Work. — Ry the Associated Press LONDON, March 15.—-In discus- sing the retirement of Field Marshal Haig from the Rhine command, to take charge of the home forces, the Times remarks in an editorial that tn the last few months of the fighting was infallible as Wellington himself.” “When,all deductions have been made.” it continues, “enough will re- main to put Field Marshal Haig among the first half-dozen Generals this country has produced. The mis- takes he may have made at T’ass- chendaele must always be accounted one of the most tragic passages im eur history. We doubt, o, if he understood as early as somevothera how vital was the principle of sanity command and perhaps he carried distaste of the amateur in mffitary affairs to unwholesome lengthe, He was always the typical soldier of the regular army. but when everything is said, he showed himself a great leader of men.” DR. OTTO FREITAG 1S PROMOTED Wife Receives Cablecram That He Is a Major. 2 Otto Freitag of 2916 Campton avenue, who stationed at Base Hospital 48, Recey, Franc®, has been promoted to. Major in the Army Medical Corps, actérding to a cable- gram received by his wife. Mra. Edna Freitag, who is residing at the home of relatives in University City. Maj. Freitag is only 29 vears old. He entered the service x First Lieutenant in the Medical Corpr and went to France with fourth Division, which was organ- ized at Camp Taylor, Ky. He has been in France since last September. —— — ee ~ he “as too, a ei lr ix “aS bl -_ STANT Essex understand siastic over it. ance. that is enduring. The Essex, as costly car. The Essex is PAROS COe EEE priced, but it is rich in detail of beauty and finish. It awakens the pride of ownership. nl a Describe the Essex Have You Not Noticed It? We have attempted no description of the Essex. We have said it would speak for itself and so it has. People are talking about it. In their descriptions they make comparisons. They say it is light in weight like such and ? Those who have seen and ridden in the why everyone is so enthu- There has been a veritable burst of approval for the Essex from motorists who have here- tofore. confined their interest to one or the other of the two general types of cars. The user of the light cheap car sees in the Essex a new standard of comfort and endur- He recognizes that at a moderate price he at last can get economical motor car service He sees much in the Essex to admire and be proud _of instead of apolo- getic, for it has the beauty and refinement that distinguishes many large and costly cars. f The In-Between Car everyone recognizes, com- bines many of the wanted qualities of both the cheap light -car and also of the large It is light, yet as comfortable and easy riding as the large heavy car. It is small, but it also is capable of performance in the way of accel- eration, hill climbing and speed that few larger and costlier cars are capable of showing. moderately HUDSON-FRAMPTON Motor Car such a car, referring to cars and price. IIIA UAT TTT THESE ‘How Those Who Know Light and Moderately Priced with Costly Car Qualities of similar weight But when they speak of Essex performance or of its appearance, comparisons are made to larger and costlier cars. They say it is speedier than this one, and that it rides as easy as another, and that it pulls the hills like , and stands up like , always mentioning cars that are distinguished in such particulars and which cost a great deal to operate. more to buy and Only One Out of Three To Get Them Present indications point to three buyers for each Essex that will be built this year. Ask those who have seen and ridden in the : Essex and you will realize how strongly it is e&teemed. booked faster grows greater Maybe you fortunate to to Orders are being than cars can be built though factory production every day. will be one of the get an Essex. Delay will place you with the thousgnds who will not be able 9 an Essex this year. The question will be decided by your promptness. ' Distributors Hudson and Essex Locust at Leonard Company WAHHeAt neta i PPRAEE RH! the bighty- 4 ae oe el GaP ee ser hie § seta ae a4 saa hme sn cial Rl SR Ah. are are } es < ANCE + ee ee ee ne Re EER tree a ae : Nek . : p - — » pen = . pas a . Tore — i © aie — ; - Rhy See a4 ofa Sut wit « . $0 enh - s “ee ii dyie . A a el a ne « at — tee , - m nee eee: ope ae MN aN RN NE RR ALLEL PDL LLY LALO SELL LIN ee email tte cena , saan dinetetinenell ne geet Be 23 oe ee. ~ “ew sar es wer OP AL AE ERE AOE GEE LN REE OLE LIE LIED AL RGELIL LLL AS OE + 2 . . ae tae a ° - th by “ r - — ™ . - Si, ; re ? a * ° ale e : PA Vist lle aC: Se cence — a ome os —— — ee es oe mene sneiiien — na ie aren sn 4 ei is . ~ ee eT, . . “ _ 2 “ , * . a et “ 5 patie bets 5 tate eT . yar F : = : RE AN NR aR RUE A EERE i «+ Ai BIE i, Be BEE MESA ED pe a . . —s ON A AE la ALIENS 8

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FR RRR RRR RIRAR A SRR SRR ASR RARER RA - e ammount expended in car fare. Alderson said he did not believe the The singing Wii ll be conducted by the One employe, in a letter to the questions asked were objectionable, joint choirs of the oe or eS - AT ONE. HALF . | AT ONE-HA _$ ‘ost-Distpatch, stated that he Was and declared that all replies ee Sa a Tl All i E WORKERS of the opinion the questionnaire W448 be treated confidentially by the com- Dal AND LESS AND LESS > personal and unfair. hie writes: mittee receiving the : Be i : , : , ‘e _ Tes caidae untiet Save ahing Mada! aie eee dices cit on Ga ARRH! N N, § ° P / Lowest Prices Our Chief Attraction N § . p 5 3 den interest in presenting a paper determine the ined yg! st of ean ° Ri ew pring apers. ew pring apers! . : eXpia ned that he regarded the asso- responsibilities warrant gher wages NOSTR AND HEAD over offe ts fo = tries atin ae Sie ete i, - - 2ne Ascociation ASKS Giation hints : : r 6 a warrant ni =e' c or bedroom. Also set fig . grass cloths and leather effects, = Mutual Benefit As ociatl od \ NK. eggs as being aman eget se hg will be benefited. he said The prin- pp ures, blocks and tiles for kitchens and 2180 imported and domestic Oa meals Wages Have Reen F Members Intimate Questions aa pe ‘ail of , oe fact that its 8 cipal adjustments will be niade Oy bathrooms with neat borders or hind- are included; all have “bea Atif borders From 15 to 3 ; Per Cent | le A. : fairs are directer yYy committees am where the compe nsation pai 4 to en ‘ a ; or hinders te Pa ee ; Da x as to their -xpen {itures ufflcers consisting of foreme sie ‘ ‘ ers to match rs { nateh And are valueg y ew — Giaeecs arias vmetines'2c tae a eT aa nt “seen |ege Cream Apgliqd ‘tn sae B ; Ofidal Sas iaiieaad ‘Fee °. D Y Varies in « lift erent depart- me . company Lente } . . e , - Follow. Questionnaires, containing 4 list " D. Alderson president of the gare Nostrils Relieves Head 2c Sc 10c 14¢ of : Of Searching questions, designed to Employes’ Mutual Benefit Associa- Colds at Once 6: 7 : ‘ , y. + OC Le ' I ~ = . @icit information of a most intimate lion, said the purpose of the ques- WEEK’S COMMUNITY SERVICES 2C Cc 22c Qg 4s _ —— ree . a ge age aes. .. tionnaires was to furnish the asso- ——- : unions affiliated with the Character, ineluding for exampie, ‘ : ®t ’ : ciation with information ..nece Ssary The communits gospel sery ices If your nostrils are clogged and “Trades Council have been z “yearly expenditures for shoe repalr- +4 the establishment of a minimum Which are being held under the join: Your Head 1s stuffed and you can’t ,increase in wages of from sing and hair cuts—-has been sent to wage scale. He declared that the auspices of the Westminster Pres- breathe freely because of a cold or cents an hour, which is & , the employes of the Union Electric time for an adjustment of the wage byterian, Central Presbyterian, Union catarrh, just get a small bottle of 5.33 per cent. Light and Power Co. by an organiza agreement between the association Avenue Chrtian and the Pilgri Kilv'’s Cream Balm at any drug store, In addition, about cone ats of employers of the company and the company was approaching, Congregational churches, gvill be ce Apply a» little of this fragrant, anti- “the bullding trades expect nown as the Employes’ Mutual Ben- and that unless this information ducted for this week at the Centra! septic cream into you! nostrils and let ~« (4) |, ‘fective May 1, affect 2200 dren and adult dependents; size and ment, but that increases probably Valley College, will conduct them Ah! how good it feels. Your nos- a} ; } 3 i, : f paper hangers, with a type of residence With monthly ren- would be granted to emploves with This moning Dr. Black will preach trils are open, vour head 1s clear, no . 3, ee > ' of 400, who have been tal; yearly cost of ha ‘utting, shee dependents. He said that 95 per on ‘Four’ Banquets.”’ This evening more hawking, snuffling, blowing; no ‘J D 1 ., . ° cents an hour, Will receive repairing, medical treatment, insur- cent of the company's 1400 emploves the subject will be “An Old Greek more headache, drvness or struggling 2) $1 49 | . Bullding laborers, with 800. ance, laundry, gas, coal and electric- were members of tha association Doctor.” for breath. FEly’s Cream Balm is just Ff AY ; 4 | “have been granted an incre “ity, food, clothing, ice and dental Referring to the charges that the Prof. E. L. Coburn. supervisor of what sufferers from head colds and )a ~ ped () | . : «cents an hour, from 46 treatment; the annual cost of replac- nuestionnaires were serving some music in publie schools, will condutt catarrh need. It's a delight. —ADV, : E) x eA | \( C . ments. Concreters, Bunt ; r Si] ¢ abe (o@ «men, now receiving 55 centg . Bi vs Ss $3.49 ‘will receive 65 cents, and 54 \» \ 2 a’ SK Ne | 4ral workers have signed at 3 2 pope, pee C01 ‘* , | | ° “ncrease of from 87% cen | . s\)> 3 «@ “l Vhour. 9 h canes . . oh > \ ‘Ing Trades Council have — > EPRI ICAI SE RICA a >* ay 9 e for an increase for the en Age a mn PA : ~ a ’ y of 7% cents an hour, bri PANELS | CURTAINS | {: Not tingha! im and fa: Included in this Tot are Filet, Nottingham Marquisette Curtains: > a yo: : yet ~ pm d and some cable vet Curtains, in both white : 8 eo mesg , Sy paneld in this we and ecru some of these are slight ge rey clot hemstiteiies ' 5 : | MTT (0) for Mo 39 F and in these cases the value runs up to bord : 49 ~ Oo dey, : 145¢ apt are wise, you will attend this sale and (36 | pe $ ' rt [2) — each avail vourself of these great bargain oppor- oon ’ ~4 — : tunities. Fer this sale only (Sd Floor), at #1 + | CURTAINS | CRETONNE [t time mm late, acean @s \" embroidery rimmee cial (Seeond Floor ge 2 tie wrens ned gS “h Kne: CHILDREN’S ] : 7 PIQUE HATS C . Here are The ALCAZAR WOMAN DEMONSTRATOR 1s $20 UAPES Embroidery trimmed... here THIS WEEK. She is conducting a , : of pretty t Now is e time : x) " e woman and mts to bu Ga! -- 7 Demo Saige ERS rim . Ss 3 ee 10n O C price Bere “uy r isis are #e ] ie ~~ poplin and : ] =— — i ] ] 7 aba 7 - ‘a In m any new shape Ss, large and small, J I ’ x A R PERS) Serene leverly trimmed with flowers, th fringe : : i up e CaZa©r al ge gt ee ’ - feathers, quills, wings and large a j HT ; “ars special > bon bows; every wanted color; : = Wt th Hu NS It burns either Coal or Wood and Gas—separately A papi 6: values; Monday only .........-.+. el | \y or at the same time. This range has lightened the m | . j i i) WA labor of thousan : ) $5 ALL-WOOL SKIRT $ Untrimmed Hats | Hat Ornai } Ha WA labor of thousands of women throughout America. f/f j gg Untrimmed Hats | Hat Ornaiaents 4 ~ — ~ { ‘ough s&s aw , ie y an ‘see it In¢ out al out its many i1n- L; _ REGULAR AND EXTRA SIZES " te 2 al gays "Sante Flowers, quillsy feathers q o «a es Hii i genious features—why it provides comfort and re Seetenlee te sneers 66 nilcnen Mae Milan: all and faney or ; |e bd ° . . . at this " yrice Sizes ron o ta colors ¢ d U an Md convenience in the kitchen and why it is the most & BO: succiail (Second Fieer 3 | min eae Ole caren DOC ; 8 | : x date | economical in the use of fuel. re SX shaped Monday | | “ H 58 INCH woo —- '(58- L POPLIN = 11 SPECIALS |f| | eee i All tet Poplin in navy blue and black: just the thing * a capes: vard e ; ‘ j “Co , — UNDERWEAR Cham: MEE Th R 6 * i Bag Top = Taffeta White byes = Drugs Ww omen a knit Union Suits zor Blades 2 ; : minimum. But it tak t= ee Dress Gingham Muslin shades pg nga aie dinatii . Eight-piece ut it takes up no more floor s Bias Ay 25 Stickere! Braid. in |p : M Hdkf Se tar nae plais aie © Perens ae ) ; That i th ] f pace. Se Sho 2 ay yy oneitee h scallop F eck pial ard and 1 At 36-in x] qual J A en’ s Ss. crossbar and plain 29 Thread: al! num- 63 c Suite 1 i aa ehecks, var ity eaches lar bainso-e athieti: bers. f n 8 to . . s the result of scientific arrangement—only EB inaisnases TOC cus ts Bleached Sj. Oe Chir: } Nine-piece b one of many Hoosier features. hi ORs. . .- Suite .......- . : pe No other cabinet offers so Your Hoosier awaits you. if cssretaly he RUGS it $25 DRESSERS } Ten pcre A many work-reducing inven- Come and see it at once. ‘N ° A ‘ith ‘ame Howe Alexander $1. 3S WASH BOILER, 98c c | mirror ea emg, seed etl: deci Ge ; , ; ’ emi and Son's and ofthe mirror. 0. Grawe: g00d Work- tions, so many vital require- Don't Haste time and Ru S ecials fe standard makes: and other mer Sr _ one | —— It excels in practi- strength another day It ‘if sha Np a $1 ! 8 arrivals, a cal conveniences, quality of : ; \tm SP Ba Sewin Rocker ance rsa ese y e isn’t necessary. Wilton Rugs, 9x12 size, in a variety of attractive Fe ‘LINOLEUM : z | Much of the ar ey tere . ie 1.) nole u it yretty Pi rces ‘ 2 | workmanship and appear- $ 00 a W eek allover patterns. Values up to lif ; =: natting and — 49 clal for Mond "$I. 39 — a] or Monda y - EE RRR EER are $1 49 ebon!) Phe andi " ekg @ ta b oe ° . | ONION SETS B-cup sise: we Dishes: ov money on any priced Poe OO be 6 66 Ob 6 @ ew OO of HALL RUNNER Red or ye Double Rice Boilers; o'clock, 1 ; x +. » oer as ban es ee ee eh 88 8H 86 OEE 8 88 8 Olt 6 8 qe 4 * > ol In mary different ww pint Re grav gran- 49 98 lar ge ~—_ by | oe i Pe . = y ; . ° ‘ pal patterns, b! an $9, QF for ite C Cc. C on = } ) Brussels Rugs, 9x12 size, some with seams, some Eames wt cba, designs \a | $4.98 These three seamless, a good selection in very pretty patterns FE: 9 O'Clock Special ; - Suites in and color combinations. $35.00 to y+ Bungalow Aprons, of striped £ arg, fi | Pu O Clock Special é ‘ | illustrated, $40.00 values. Specially priced..... ° Pe bgp gine gg phere Shae ol 25c De ee : | chifforette eket ( e (Basemen asement 4 idi | in . 7 $1 bogs step Dresses . REJECT SHOE SALE redness ¢ . © oe be itu assor‘iment of plaids f he i 7 , Ge SHADES l d oe inoleum g@occee | oem. 2908 | felt conmey . nmed contrast on Suaran* od sprit Sapphire Ball reproducer— th ing colors ~~ 49 ess : Suited, ° ~ ‘ Raeeme 2 ° no needles to change—-the Inlaid Linoleums—good quality— ae : BLEACHED, MUSLIN : for the pri ; S hire Ball c Fi MEN’ S SOx a oeeedan ad aan aa tt or the pric appnire a Cannot wear specially priced at, square yard Da ee 2% < © parte Fg Bo magpie re 5¢ woe mus in. per ren nant 5c os pieces, spec the records. When you buy N Pp P ‘ . sualiv lOe ( Base yp} ' 7A ee et a” / a Pathe you buy the complete New Process Linoleum attractive in appearance, |] Police Suspenders Caner earns Tom's cat TABLE OILCLOTH Dressing — he , Police at er 30c Sus 8, $1.00, $2.00, $2.50 an 48-11 Table ¢ : . phonograph, for the Pathe Satistactory in wear—very unusual Ri penders: ood oe 25¢ $3.00 qualities. Many are so slightly imperfect slightly water soiled , $42.00. plays all makes of records. vaiues——per ‘square yard. ..,......00eeee-. oe po ag 9 oh wot as to be scarcely noticeable. a . ’ ue 35c CHAMBRAY Boys' $2G ) . 40¢ VOILES a PIECES r- ROMPERS oys unmetal, heavy sole, 98c Children’s, patent, white 40 inches wide, In E ‘ Dresser, ‘$53. en © . 5 binch i anak See 19¢ Little Boys’ patent, kid tops, kid tops .... 98e TP any nine age oy 1246 é Bed, $52 ; “ | ‘an: pearl butto i 4 (Basement. $0; res ° » | aes Poe $2.50 quality -....98e Boys’ $2 Shoes, sizes to 5... 98c ches : p $8.50 3 | | ) @ CHAMBRAY SHIRTS $1.50 vici kid, patent tips.....98¢ Women's High Shoes 98¢ 30c PERCALE a [EB Light or dark biue and tan Gham Children's, patent crav enette tops, Old lady’ s comfort. 98ec REMNANTS 4 = th : or 0 sei for $1 Q98c Women's patent trimmed Romeos, 98¢ ie datien amie aa ¥ 3 W th : . . ashington Ave Te) gs : — sod lonetha: be 6B N ° “i ass ve , k CO’ . , ard (Plas ment. ‘ Lot 20 Cloc Special 9 O'Clock Special 9 O'Clock Special ia: ow CRE DIT TE RM \ ~ aa ak e 2 Coats ad ‘ be Haby Shoes, «oft c ae. s Shoes, vici kid 25c MARQUISE 7 rE < a ~ A = S GRAN | KD “6 4 rs ‘a 3 lg i es, Sap he it 10¢ pater + : “a 25¢ ret n wide. } ghiry 15¢ ee a Only ¢ asement mendera ¢ tsermenti rhercerized yard , : ! i Rasement! + , HRasement i it , s {9} vat ree! LE i 1 Fa aaa FARRAR PRR RRR RRR RRR RA

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Oe -_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCA " SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1919. is ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae —_——— —— -—_——-—— ~ SN en ee —_ ——————-— Paar ts ‘ 00 nnn BUILDINC TRADES Wage to 82% cents for carpenters | DANIELS SAILS FOR eee er ee ee fee ie cents é } r. Ed- AT ONE-HALF:@ — Iron workers, of whom there are| cee’ ot ee ee ae AND LESS 0, will be increased from 80 cents wil Make a Study of Airplanes Bible and Training School, Kansas && : , = WORKERS GET INCREASE ‘ . Oe tenn oo eee NOIAE) by “tne. Associa’ hans vee | ’ q crease rom 90’ cents to $1.12%. | a deena eaten aie : ——— : ppring Papers! q * |The cement finishers and the eleva-|_ TEN TON, March 15.—Secre- a J " |tor constructors have been granted tary Daniels, who sailed from New > a e O rin a al er | |increases of from 75 cents to 82 % | York today on the transport Lev- SA EEPS " ‘loth. and leather eff : ie ‘Trects | Cents an hour, with 50 to 55 cents an )iathan for France, will study during d and domestic Oatmeg) | “Wages. Have Been Advanced! 1] ’ - Ss ‘ re hour . . , - Fail have “beautiful horders = 4 5 t 33 P i nt U lmen i for helpers. There are 175 his visit abroad the developments be- Ge b : & » adwanai age ‘ é; . : PORES renens alls; ; : ovr Ww sAncrease in ages of from 5 to 20 re granted. Washi . ee ae ; , - notes advancing age. We all know sill ; borders - bands Hall Papers: satin stripes, two ashin Lon es av . » . ; — in rn ¢ iu é i : ‘ Tr: or ands. ] £ yesterday for New York, mand d ar Kk colors C C C tones, florals, chintz effects: chintzes, two tones, tapes. | We Give | Give | Those who have purchased Wall Paper at Penny’s know the values we give. Those who haven't, bye inne ts an hour, which is from 15 to! Cassidy said that iS Be ae , » advantages of a yc i : oar- roll “een the Building said it was the aim of the navy to the advantages of a youthful appear per roll We Furnish First- small figured Papers; medium | Trades Co , uncil represe > ‘ “age - ane at.. : , nts a member keep not only abreast of aviation in #"°°: Class and dark colors; roll... Paper Hangers “33 per cent. | Your hair is your charm. It In addition, about 4009 others in Ship of 10,000, and that about half the future, but to le it] av in the | makes ‘ the building trades expect similar in- | of that number are unemployed. He develo Wineint ne sola se — bag - * fades, turns gray and looks streaked, ig acrenses ‘by May 1, according to Mau- | Said that the building industry is ex- spoke aid the pro aia oe cat “" just a few applications of Sage Tea ER ¥ nice J. Cassidy, secretary of the | Pected to be active in the next month, flight as an hate a mi 0 = a and Sulphur enhances its appearance fim $3.50 Fleeced Blankets »\ ) | ] 75 Silk Gl Building Trades Council. pand that by May 1 it is hoped that sight.” eemines tha pele eons a hundred-fold. ay o- ga \ es ib. oves = Increases recently granted, ef-/|4ll of the members of the local un- necompanying cuba vat yp saga Don't stay gray! Look young! #100 pairs’ double-bed size 60x76 Mais " a VO. aw oe The very best quality White Silk ‘ afi. a é f : Ve d = . ty _ —\| yi (jloves. extra close fine weave, donv- ° . y ¢ y > ions will b > > *. 4 fective May 1, affect 2200 men. The | @e at work. He said that! ..; eer > Mee oe ; he Hither prepare the recipe at home or gi : et ee oe oe che get from any drug store a bottle of | ia cotton fleeced BI: an- — Ml) \ Dp): ble tips, turned corners 2-clasp, siges & ° AY) Boe c (D)) os Ne —— 6’, to 8 only, Two pairs or mars the face. When it ‘ , £ no trouble Pee 400 a, as bean ee atl dmathaees Beeline ype: os a conferences to be held abroad, will 2 of : ad 4 6 and May 'give particular attention to aircraft to a customer, as Wwe ; geese Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com |B kets; white, tan or cents an hour, will receiv e 85 cents. | fel V Lich have not alr “eady been affairs pound, which 1s merely the old time ‘ want evervone to share sighed up. —— in this good ~~ te Vi — VV EPA ——— —— » ra eu k Bullding laborers, with 800 members, recipe improved by the addition of | i gray; pair. ie =i ortune, pai: _ents. Concreters, numbering 500) By the Associated Press. in POST-DISPATCH “WANTS.” tion, because 1t darkens the hair bean- ~men, now receiving 55 cents an hour,; WASHINGTON, March 15 ~— War | ——_—_ ---——_ —-— ---- tifully, besides, no one can possibly 25¢ Bleached Muslin 4ral workers have signed up for an (at the rate of 45 cents for ev ery per- Women representing “it ae , Vv ard wide In Sma: shirting stripe percales; ~ Increases which go into effect! report from headquarters today. Ver- | Thursday at 12:30 o’clock in the in-| strand at a time. By morning the “April 1 affect 3800 men. The 3000! mont led in per capita sales, with terest of the “world program” of | grav hair disappears; after another! ° . ate “haere ae | 25c Sheeting a terns (till ia efor an increase for the ensuing year City, was lowest, with only 15 cents!mond, Ky., president of the Wom- and Justrous, and you appear vears fen 28 inches wide “of 7% cents an hour, bringing ome | por capita. en’s Missionary Council; Miss Mabel younger.—ADV. ma funti | sold), °4 to 27 inches wide, in beautiful , ie qualities and col ‘9 as , ors; dainty jac 4 ; $1. 69 Sheets quard, buds, sprays @ 1) j | and scrolis, at shave been granted an increase of 10) emeeee DON’T LET ANY USEFUL THING ®tlier ingredients. Thousands of folks 30c Shirting Percal ‘4vill receive 65 cents, and 500 electri- | savings stamps were sold in Jannary Luncheon: of Church Women. tell, as it darkens so naturally and irting erc e 44ncrease of from 87% cents to $1 an/son in the United States, with total|ern Methodist churches in St. Louis soft brush with it, drawing this . pane ‘a. oe ‘trarpenters affiliated with the Build- | $1.20, or a total of $438,000. New ithe church. Among the speakers aj plication or two, its natural color is MMe MMe TUS gee ae : uit: seamless: full macy . 4 | : 3 my ize, 81x90: 293 | 20c Apron Gingham / ; . : be? slight seconds, Special enle of latest Spring garments. Atten | Waven aback Ginghams tm eenall scents an hour, from 45 cents to 55 | War Savings Stamps Sale. RUST FROM DISUSE. Advertise it recommend this ready-to-use preparat i 9 . , , ar sc e quali ity; full and ° , y the 24 South- evenly. You moisten a sponge or ® 2000 . vards of vard-wide aa vhour. | saleq of $48,399,000, according to will have a luncheon at the Statler! through the hair, taking one small ie ‘ards; sale price, - i small figures; in she UP > attractive pat- 5c “Ing Trades Council have signed up| York State, outside of New York will be Miss Belle Bennett of Rich- restored and it becomes thick, glossy -a ad ay gece ie 1 f i 59c o 75c Silk Tussaha at. tion is called to a wonderful purchase of fine ud | neat patterns; “at ‘ . | ) | | , a . ‘ e ~f ) af : * . yf ~ ° » ¢ . " A j CUR AINS : ic 49c Pitinthinias all-wool capes and coats, in all the latest stvles ( per { f — MS Bleached hemmed; and colors. The Dresses consist of a variety in | vard ae eet- silk poplin, taffetas and messalines in all shades, | | Filet Curtains, 2% : : fr aoines tee , s 4 made irom sheet- ' ’ ‘ e vards long, border- 4 , orf ingg remnants; sale None of the prices on these should be less than 25¢ Dress Gingham ‘ic yr $i , 2 - | | wien: price (2 00 ora $17.50, and some are worth $19.50; choice, $10. : | 1000 yards genuine Dress ~~ ee ed and with figured é h center; very — spe- v1 & Sa es hams, in plaids, voll $2.49 : P 3 ye 30c Towels \\ *\ stripes, pin checks; MA pair .... re ruf roc ] on me lleavy, hemmed $95 Sn _ A\ ¥ \ guaranteed colors; Cc . i, mre . Soe BIER Fe ] pring ite \\ per yard. met C \ 59c F oulards / sale price, ) | Ne oe Another special item;.a lot of fine all-wool Spring Fourth and St. Charles Streets ewer Suits in the popular box and belted styles, Finest silk finish mercerized Fou- 32 inches wide; of finest, ATS 3 38 * 98c Table eae in choice shades of navy, lards;: : , Mm Mercerized Damask, Copen., gray and black; mereerized yarns; 64 inches wide; in floral, dot and ecked nee ria ; ses 2 ‘ . ot Py pretty patter 1s; vour choice of A. te & is ve re ' ‘ or 28S, . a " » . ey os . 4 34 special, Tr this assortment Te AS plain effects; m@ yard yard, at ILDREN’S WHITE DRESSES . ome may be fur- te ° | : ~ | cco Be le | iar peso. ek prekevaniinms tip “Big Values in New Spring Silks & Dress Goods ee erate, lac nished, very easily, from this large stock of ours. roider,. mmed HILDREN’S ! w? . ° ° : QUE HATS 5Ooe / Here are dining-room, living-room and bedroom suites in ptofusion and hundreds e $1.25 New Silk P oplins $2.00 Chiffon Taffetas 1. 9 + roidery trimmed mee Think of it! Yard-wide Silk Poplins rich, soft, lus- | Big purchase of fine quality Chiffon Taffeta; all vard wide; in nearly all wanted potted shades; . ‘ of pretty tables and chairs, all in the very newest designs and splendidly made. BM trous Silk Poplins, im all best colors, on’sale Mon On | day, yard pees emer Peni ics cay aa yi : * $1—60°, Wool Serge - $4.00—52-Inch Wool Coatings | “$2. 00 Silk Geen de Chine ° . R > ‘2 Th D = Aa ; saae ROC w roe: . Soft finish, all-wool Coatings, 40 inches wide, beautiful qual- ; e Ining oom Be: \ ard wide: 60% w ool sé ree; splen in black, navy, plum, green, = $2 98 ity rds ‘Gress de Chine, in $] 2 ' be e come NAL ETTIE Linseed Saenger = re did quality; navy blue; extra etc. Extra special sale price, many good Spring shades. Ex- : tra special for Monday, yard.., with flowers, sand Jarge a -- anted color: cised in the selection of furnishings for the dining-room. It will be ‘ ER? : $3 & $3. 50 Low Shoes, $1. 95 | Monday’s Special From Our _ tae: well worth your while to see our : | beautiful display. ~ The greatest sale of Women’s High ‘and “Low Shoes . ° . mm ever offered this season at $1.95. The low shoes con- ] in ° Anne . Oxfords arge and small, = — = Se = , | He WY ‘ i \ ) 24) = 4353 (C2 ; VATA WPT A aR The greatest care should be exer- F epecinl;: enle pean: oun etc. oe 'S- Fee’ S eew & EO Hat Sieimenls llowers, quills; feathers . - atin Bin These eight-piece Queen m sist of patent, dull and kid leathers. Pumps, Dining-Room Suites, as illustrated, tims . and strap slippers. High and low heels, —_. ‘ f, ‘N also stvles for growing girls. Included Beautiful New Shapes, $1 98 and fanevy or | naments: D5 Vel; i: Ls NSE | 3 @©6. consisting of buffet, 60 inches long, by] +1 | sample line . = mA = i “04 i ZA us : wy . are women’s comfort styles with wide ZZ ‘sa my) 7 54 inch agp pew —— ee N easy toes. Many styles in the com Of splendid quality Lisere Milan Hemp chair and five side chairs with gen- ‘ : foris- suitable for good dress wear ge : ' 7 and Shiny Jap Straw, High Crown uine Spanish leather seats, Ameri- ce \ (high shoes) are practically aX = same stvles and leathers. Mushrooms, flare backs, pokes, large and PECIALS ke fe ae \— , can walnut, eight pieces. - ame st; Moe - ' “a ¥ EES otscuccs *eeekes $169.00 bg ™N | medium . sailors, tur- $ GILLETTES Cane ae bes * : bans, and side rolls— | tte Ra , “Gf S China Closet, to match, if desired. Spe- %, black, taupe and all t $44.00 a | A Spring colors; at.... “1. 98 e ss ° + e ‘¥ . 95 as 1.95 a os Sas oi . ae Baio ee Re ey Dress Gingham Special Dining-Room Suites Special Bedroom Suites | 319 ese ———e ~—— $1 —— | | New Quills | New Wings | o Men's Dull Calf Bluchers, with wide, | ee eee in all new styles Fine grade Quills, in ‘19 All sizes: | : | | g Co -, 49¢ | oe se ee Mond lav of (5) Fert lndes 9 Rex. BOs ~ This Eight-Piece Suite Now $169.00 nee Reautiful assortment of plaids eines good “ Oth . : ash .. s* * ae » “oe ~ be on ie 15. 98 va die ¥ . | § | SATISFACTION ! * : 3 59c Hose: 29c Hose Silk Hose | $2 Silk Hose é Puy) ’ Women's mercer- Men's. women ‘sand Women's $1.00 Silk Full fashioned: biack, | i children's Hose, hag se, good qual white and brown; pure , eiik ized lisle Hose imperfect, apecial Much of the joy of life comes from the knowledge of having accom- | Liberal Terms wa ized | ‘8 | mae STAND PLAYED® RECORD 3 5 19 19 C C C plished something ; having done something and done it well. a | 7 This is the joy we feel when we deliver to you any of our fine uphol- | Pay for room or entire outfits, a The Latest'On |

qT »TT) i‘ ‘ . . .% * eanmi ; : . r) ere. ital aul ; / 0c. While nae ’ ° 19 Monday, Monday. \ i} WLLL |} last, each . - wd a lie ln an ee ae ee oe | et oon

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oa 7 er: wer PO EP Se AR ye oe Patten Sears : 7 i) . 2 4 t spate ~ sty co oF * q ain selena . Ne ele Atenas A ae ~ syle oy ’ eA ~ + z shore pe; Suki TES cara nag totg HBAS woth PTs, ad ~ a oa ide Ne ae Siac ata ag. eh van 53 . Hm Asin * /* ’ —— . or ial — ane ee ee v 7 ee wer re tee feet, Ni at pa a EN ee, vee io SR ey. Woe le RAR? te. y * “ * Sabie ent ni ah Ae xr, Tha at ‘.. + ek oe eee cat ee ee ee a ws — > ae TMP er i ey * oe as to, he e r ‘ ‘ awe be - = 7 pasete > .. - — re re ae tee thm wn a big leat Hae + 2 es ormen oe * me eres ae koa &, by oh, (SL aia valies.. ee en: a Nae i t . “ Shams " * ” » og " ew » wr wees) * a J ™ bat a Or tae t AR, Ger on en tam. _ Sag Foe OER ny ae ; eA, ry ie Pa aL * Anansi one er | oe ‘cathceqet tas -s -! #eeum by Charies Theodore Carruth in their proper colors by the ge next Wednesday at 8:15 p. m. meubject of the lecture has a world- | Fhe —— SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1919. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH To Lecture on Luca Della Robbia. | of glazed terra cottas known as Del- Atlecture on Luca Della Robbia}la Robby ware. His terra cotta bas- fs will be shown on the screen lec- : the > * Will be given at the City’Art Mu-/relie The | turer. IF YOU WANT A OESIRABLE ‘ , ) as-rel fs) : wide fame as maker of bas-reilets| oxANT—find him through POST- “ of singing boys and as the originator | DISPATCH “WANT” ADS i? 7 “Your $50.00 Bond 5 Worth $52.50 in Trade S25 N. Oth St., Just South of Franklin DAVENETTE SET ~ Wafers is Watervliet Cannon Center. By the Associated’ Press. TROY, N. Y., March 15.—It was officially announced at the Water- viiet arsenal] this morning that the) the cannon industry in the United States. | the! Plant would be the center of The local gun factory is to be master gauge of all the shops in the _ country, | manufactured and its policies as di- the sponsor of every gun rected by the Chief of Ordnance will be those of other plants in the Unit- ed States. The Happiness of Pretty Complexions ‘The Refining Influence of Stuart’s Calcium Wafers and Why Pimples, Blackheads, Etc., Disappear. Send for Free Trial Package. The influence of Stuart’s Calcium in the tissues or cartil- ages for the greater activity in tha skin. This is because calcium exerts a peculiar stimulus to skin repair. Pimples, blackheads and other such evidence of logalized skin sluggish- ‘ness are replaced with new material and soon the skin renews itself with ‘firmer, healthier tissue. This makes ANT-ROGUES’ GALLERY BILL 10 BE DROPPED Police Officials Tell Senator Kinney That It Would Ham- per Work of Department. Senator Michael Kinney, who in- troduced in the Senate a bill to pro- hibit the photographing by the police of any person who had not been eonvicted of crime said to a Post- Dispatch reporter yesterday that he would drop the bill and not push it to passage. He said Vice President Giraldin of the Police Board had informed him it would seriously hamper the deparm- invent in preventing crime, and identi- fying criminals. The bill has been engrossed in the Senate, and is on the calendar for third reading and final passage. If Kinney desires to kill it he will have it placed on the informal calendar, | and will not call it up, no bill ever be- ing called from the informal calen- | dar except by its author. Chief of Police O'Brien said that such a law would prevent from a a er -_ hee = i SP | if: ed ae — > & aT 7 Shiny black Straw Tam with maline fluting. S&S _— -~ os OLIVE AND LOCUST. FROM NINT '* , Brown Turban of rough braid with - ribbon croum and gros- grain ribbon bow across top. Mushroom shape with peacock braid brim and crown of black ciere ribbon; bunch of blue pineapple trimmed with one cherries. Small Sailor of black straw?, trimmed with blue grosgrets ribbon and fiowers. We have just rece for embroidery, ‘in 12 years of age, at Finished models ar a 7 3,006 the department photo- garphing suspected. criminals and eold cream and lotions. They come that through the inability of the ‘from within and keep coming yntil cepartment to send photographs to | such an influence as calcium is ‘em- otKer cities, many dangerous men | ployed. “ould escape punishment for their You ~ecan try these wonderful crimes. He cited many instances of ‘wafers free by sending the coupon criminals who had been arrested in ‘below. Stuart’s Calcium Wafers are St. Louis and through the sending ‘sold evervwhere at 50 cents a box. of their pictures to other cities, had 'Be sure to try them for a beautiful been identified as men wanted for complexion. " other crimes. A similar measure was passed by A Great Sale of the Legislature in 1913, and was ve- 2000 toed by Gov. Major at the request of the Board of Police Commission- ’ wi ers. AY | ee SPENCER TO TALK TODAY TO RELATIVES OF MEN IN 138TH OO Welcome Home to St. Louis | ) ? f Sale Exactly as illustrated; year guarantee. Spring opens into a full-size bed. Back lifts up, will close with a 35-Ib. mattress, bed clothes and ample room for pillows. We show over 390 designs, and it is an absolute fact that we can save you 10% to 25%. ‘the beautiful complexion so much ad imired. No use to hide pimples with Aipgirn ro Reicks nee The va while the cular mace Free Trial Coupon F. A. Stuart Co., 862 Stuart Bldg:, Marshall, Mich. Send me at once, by return mail, a free trial package of Stuart’s Calcium Wafers. Among the Blue, Khaki, and Light Gr Black turban with mea- line cdge and burnt goose ostrich, Tam O'Shanter of black milan straw with pheasant feathers. ‘A great inducement to the ¢ OF lovers of art; $20.00 eV value for. een eeevee ec eee @& @ 0.8) You can obtain this beautiful Statue and ERE Pedestal (as illustrated) absolutely free of charge, with every purchase of $100 or over, or if your purchases here amount to $100 within one year, and you buy this Statue now, your $6.95 will be refunded you. Name eeeeese eGorvreceeneceacoean eee eaeeeeeee * Street eeeesee eeeececeoaneceoeaeeeceeeee Mass Meeting at Armory to Plan Regiment. | Senator Selden’ P. Spencer, whose | son, Capt. Oliver W. Spencer, com-'| manded a company of the 138th In-| fantry, will be one of the speakers at the mass meeting for friends and | 9 relaives o fthe men of the 138th at! the First Regiment Armory, Grand today. Other speakers will be Charles M. Hay, Thomas K. Skinker and # 3 ¥ Lieut. Willia mH. Leahy. Skinker is ‘, = ithe father of th elate Capt. Alexan-_| - r Ld der R. Skinker, killed in the Ar- /gonne, and Leamy commanded first ne» Starts Tomorrow Morning in Our Basement Salesroom. ¢ Another Great Vandervoort Event be- gins in the Basement Salesroom promptly at 9 o’clock tomorrow morning, when we will place on sale 2000 bright, new, crisp, Trimmed Hats, the smartest styles for Spring and Summer wear. Our showing braces all colo stvies. Each pealing -~ feat | trimming mode |} / ) ! tractive way. ff j Uy Large black Straw Hat with black satin facing;. has black burnt goose feathers drooping over brim and @ Dlack satin: : bow in front, '& company and later a battalion of Georgette eré teor crepe and rics employed 1 quisite brocade: new basque bl cidedly smart. If you were expecting to pay Navy Blue Straw Hat with telescope 5 DF : ’ crown; turned up on one side and has $7.00, $10.00, $12.00, Ol even grosgrain streamers on the side front. me | the 138th in that battle. f| The meeting is to formulate plans 7 ‘for a welcome home to the 188th. auxiliaries. These are planning to Miles—Friends “Receive” for Bia : ; ies y 1 biggest Hat Manufacturers in the country ties YOR ae The following list represents only a few of the bargains in The 138th is the only St. Louis unit 'without a relatives’ ; ilflary of its OPER EVENINGS TILL & O’CLOCK “aan salle State aubsehiner - eee . to be made up today. Several of the ; ” 'individual companies of the regi-| Greatest Opportunity Ever Offered Bo: i. ic i esi $15.00 you will find after attend- = | co-operate in all plans made for the| ing this sale that you will be able | : g this to the People of St. Louis to Pur- ass pene deaatenna aE | to buy just the Hat you want for 3 | chase a Piano or Player-Piano = EF Mure BuiLos winELEss Tig, ly 85.00. Filet leo, a a | LE ZB signs and garni We Know Positively Our Prices and Terms Cannot Be @.’stites—rrienas “neces” for By close co-operation with some of the bon roses are a . ° * nt Him. | Duplicated Anywhere un the United States. Pe song E. Aridrews, 22 years old, | we were fortunate in securing this great | papers Ralaias tea cantvecmed Tok a quantity of high-grade, stylish new Spring eee this sale. These instruments are practically new—in fH v's ‘clesrenh outtit, which he Millinery, at price concessions that permit fact, guaranteed the same as new: fahe ai ot us to sell these Hats at the remarkably : | low price of $5.00. who was educated at St. Joseph's | /'Deaf Mute Institute, works as as 'paper_cutter operator at the Con- | 'tinenfal Bank Supply Co., 1515 Pine | a * Used Upright Pianos ' street. $550 Starck... .$320 [| The instrument, which is built en- tirely of homemade apparatus, has | 500 Starck . ° ° 285 a sending power of 1000 miles, An- 450 Starck 235 mi drews claims, and he recently) 400 St k . 215 “spoke’’ with a ship upon the Atlan- arcnx.. Connover Bros.. 118 itic. Andrews can send messages | oe ating lla Ahan VERS RSEAR eee esBer aes ¥ Rnd Lad Mech In order that we may be able to take care of the tremendous erowd that will attend this sale, we have given over practically a quarter of a block in our Base- ] pre ment Salesroom, more than 50 ! round large tables and more than 50 salespeople to serve you. ~~ = sallor with high finished with bow of dow aht TOU N = flat failored eeeee#es ble grosgrain, Milan Straw Hat, turned up in the back; has flat bow in front of wide ai himself, but must have friends re- | ha <* bet Beds : bith tL LLL TIT TTT iT Vose & Sons *e @ ® ie grosgrain ribbon. -ceive for him. He wound his own) — mee ma on t Ly TT . va Je, Kimball - ‘induction coils, built the aerial, and = Used Player-Pianos |'made every other part except the batteries, Andrews says, working up- on the instrument in his spare time. coe eee ee ma 6lt took him a year to complete it. Hie has experimented with electrical apparatus since he was a boy, and has read many volumes of articles on the wireless. $1200 Sample. . .$785 1000 Sample... 750 850 Sample... 650 Used $750 Player 485 Used Player. es 460 than $10,000 is being planned by / Please do not judge this sale by the m the St. Louis Railway Club, the lo- / S price of the Hats. $5.00—because $5.00 Used Player. AB gee 325 me cal chapter of the American Society , . : «Soe ons salle pore TEE is not the regular price of the Hats. of Engineers and the Ladies’ Aux- , - z a ‘ . Used Player.... 245 iliary of the Twelfth Engineers. -A We have never offered, in the history j : ‘ena a medal will be given each of the men of our Millinerv \lerchandising I.xperi- Even at these reduced prices you can make terms to suit yourself. Buy on thirty days gM in the regiment, ence, such an array of beautiful Hats free trial and get our usual 25-year guarantee on Starck Pianos. Be ab ; icinen a, ade Rolled brim| sailor with ¥ to sell at anything lke this price. R $3 Navy's Participation in the War. crown of black and And These Grand Pianos the Navy's Partict- brim of “peaco *h Grosgrain rit. One Slightly Used Grand.®445 One Slightly Used Grand. 8660 — One Sample Grand......8785 My Mition in the War,” will be the sub- me l€6Ufect:6h[6€O6f an) «address before the St. bon. A chic the edge . These are only a few. Call or write for complete list. Terms on used instruments as low as $5 per month. Louis Electrical Board of Tradé xt the Statler Hotel, Tuesday, by Lieut. of the brim completes this model. New Starck Upright Pianos, $400 to $850 BH ow. L. raver. Lieut. Faber was on me 6the Battleship Rhode Island and made a number of trips to Europe convoving transports. He witnessed the surrender of the Germen fleet to the allies. But remember—this is not a sale of Basement Millinery, but a sale of high-grade Trimmed Hats, such as vou would expect to find in our Millinery Shops on the Third Floor. Every Hat is a Real Vandervoort Value—and many of the unusual and artistic touches usually found in Vandervoort Millinery will be found in these charming models. Reception for 12th Engineers. For the reception and decoration of the Twelfth Engineers upon their) return from France, probably next month, the expenditure of not less MA ge ee EE A Srp Phe cut above illustrates one of the bargains we are offering during this sale. Notice this beautiful design, It comes in oak, mahogany and walnut. straio bl ue ribbon how on ‘Features of ‘7 = ; Slight of transparent} maline and { Cha braid: trimmed: Mitze Sailors saia aad cammeunarak ase |‘ Stlver Candi i | six candle sty} Mushroom Hats - : Small Street Hats ,ie | fixtures are est Matrons’ Hats . ) Throw Trimmings Ribbon Trimmings Bandeau Hats Large Dressy Hats Banded Sailors Maline Hats Burnt Feather Trimmings And many others. Included in This Great Showing Are: Terms on New Pianos Ke as $6 Per Month | New Starck Player-Pianos, $850 to $1200 Bowls of gl others rose tor MR, SELLI SIMONSON (Musical Director Bakton English Opera Co., formerly Conducter New York Metropolitan Opera Co.) enthus!- astically recommends the STARCK PIANO. P. A. Starck Piane Co., Chicago: Gentlemen—I wish to express my appreciation of the absolute sat- fefaction which the Starck Piano has given us. The use of a piano for grand opera puts the Instrument to the severest test, and it is my pleasure to say that the Starck Piano has met every demand made upon it in our work. Ite durability Is truly marvelous, and the bargain circular. We ship instru- tone, pitch and reeponsive touch are admirable.. Yours very truly, where ' ; ! Lizzie’ to a limou- BELLI SIMONSON, Musical Director Boston English Opera Co. ments anywhere in the United States. Em ine, ecessories and A Starck Piano Co, F Manufacturers of Starck Upright, Grand and Player-Pianos 31102 OLIVE ST. ee To Out-of-Town Customers —Write for catalogues and complete 1200 Used Automobiles and Floor Lamps are very deco from Wax Candles o eluding mulberry, 1} handmade at Boudoir Lamp finish Silk shades for very attractive Trucks Are Advertised Today. If you are thinking of buying anvthi: in the automobile used , Roard. Automobile.— Special Services to Be Held. Evangelistic services are being held each Wednesday and Sunday evening at the Fountain Park Con. gregational Church. The Rev. Fred- erick W. Leavitt, pastor, will preach F ‘ this i on “The Uneertain iy ‘an se N é xf Wednesd i\ ee, ening the e ‘v7 : This is a Sale St. Louis women will long remem- ber as a value-giving event extraofdinary—of Vandervoort quality merchandise. Sale Starts at 9 O'Clock in the Basement Salesroom ama ; ' This is of black maline and has a preacher will be the Rev Alfred wreath of flowers around the crown. Ray Atwood, superintendent of State Congregutional Conference. the

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SOMES ae ee . . : A EN I aR eer casep ane em topes 2 ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH alana’ TT, a as Waal ERS RR eee Handkerchiefs Attractively Priced Women’s hemstitched corded border Handkerchiefs of sheer 9 lawn, each. 12%c All pure linen Handkerchiefs for women are daintily hemstitched. In this group are sheer and medium quality linen. Price, cach, 78 or 6 for $1.00 Handkerchief Shop—First Floor | : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = 0 en Uh i ne ay iE Hes. Ch; 2 Stamped Dresses for Children We have just received a splendid selection of Children’s Dresses, all stamped for embroidery, in sizes to fit kiddies from 6 months to ~ F $1.15 to $3.50 SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1919. —— eee I Vendenool 7. OLIVE AND LOCUST FROM NINTH TO TENTH 12 years of age, at prices ranging from Finished models are on display in this shop. Art Needlework Shop—Second Floor. “ eee eee elm ‘ : Crepe de Chine Underga at Moderate Prices ~ ee - fa A Special Purchase and Sale of 3,000 Pairs Silk Hosiery Silk Camisoles of Crepe de : $ 15 a | ye N | Pe = Se eee Ty ith tyg2e - Chine or washable satin-slhip- BF. ; _ (a er tee on styles with hemstitching Pair A le and dots for trimming. Others Regularly These Stockings Would show fancy lace insertions and medallions. Priced, each $9.00 Sell at $1.50 and $1.75 a Pair ae ——— jn Nee 7 | A sale of unusual merit and an opportunity | A al eel | | A> large showing -of Envelope — while—it’s another Vandervoort Economy : Se pret eapsers es whee Vandiamad vent tha . Stee w “a ; style, with eyelet ri } d } at should interest many women tomo1 hemetitehinn Priced Sack Sue ~ | Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemise, row morning. | SS Oe D6 ee aor ee ore | | — oe bo oe eet: Oa OO a ee SO! . : Three Thousand Pairs of these | ot Le i ee 7 SON trimmed with beautiful laces, tucked splendid Silk Stockings are in- | i oe a ee a all Sailor of black straw; ed with blue grosgrain and jiowers. ‘Jeune TOPRPEREPR TAR Anaad ae Ha peat TT ! \ > . ’ Georgette crepe and lace shoulder . . . 5 ) cluded in this special purchase and so $9.9.) sale, every one perfect, clean, fresh AAR ats Tp TA GA Empire with an effective colored hand-embroidered design, shirring and All these Stockings have lisle garter tops. Silk Underwear Shop—Third Freer. Crepe de chine Nightgowns are shown in two splendid styles. One is merchandise. hemstitching for trimming. $5.95 | Other beautiful Nightgowns range in price from $7.95 fo $10.95 _ The Black and White Stockings are full-fash- | | | ioned thread silk of splendid quality. | Peer ware mae i vheapel New Stationery |= | _“‘Ky In tints as lovely as the Spring | Union Suits ; oo a a 2 The various colored Stockings are semi-fashioned, while the clocked and drop-stitched Stockings are cir- cular made. ; Splendidly consiructed Furniture ts shown here at prices to interest all home-makers. Kayser” Marvelfil Black turban with ma- line cdge and burnt goose ostrich, : Straw Hat with black satin black burnt goose feathers brim and @ black eatin Straight sailor with high round crowns: finished with tailored flat bow of dou- pe of transparent braid; trimmed fs 1 peteeel TIM ith tte io i AAR ‘ 77 Mike hy LN 0 rat nm ye uth Among the newest Spring shades represented are Suede, Tan, | Blue, Khaki, Taupe, Russet Brown, Cardovan, Battleship Gray | and Light Grav in various clocked and stiteh designs. | Sizes ‘from 8 to 10 Sale Starts Promptly at 9 A. M. Monday Aisle Tables—First Floor. $310.00 Bedroom Suite in Queen Anne period—of brown mahogany, consisting of a large dresser, three-mirror toilet table. chifforette and full-size bed. We purchased a quantity of these attractive Suites at a special price and are able to offer them for SIAS OO Due to the discontinuation of ee their designs we list three excel- for Afternoon Wear Our showing of Blouses em- braces all colors and varieties of stvles. Each model is daintily ap- pealing — featuring the newest trimming modes in the most at- tractive way. Georgette crepe, organdic, me- asia ene teor crepe and satin are the fab- SOR SSSR ae”, rics employed in the making. Ex- CRC fee quisite broecades are shown in the Sie ace 2s new basque blouse which is de- cidedly smart. Lace-trimmed panels, beautiful Filet lace, hand-embroidered de- signs and garnitures of lovely rib- bon roses are a few of the novel- ties you will find here. Exclusive, lovely Blouses rang- ing in price from, each $12.50 to $42.50 Blouse Shop—tThird Floor. f Beautiful New Blouses lent Widdicomb Bedroom Suites to be sold complete—as follows: $475.00 beautiful- brown mahogany Queen Anne Suite, consisting of a large dresser, beautiful shaped mirror, burl walnut panels in the front, a chifforette and three-mirror toilet table to match, and full-size bed. Special for $395.00 $355.00 Mahogany Suite in Queen Anne—consisting of a three-mirror .toi- let, table, chifforette and full-size bed. Price $250.00 $325.00 fine brown mahogany Bedroom Suite in Adam design—econsisting of dresser, three-mirror toilet table, chif- forette and full-size bed. Reduced to $250.00 We are showing new French gray on oak Bedroom. Furnifure—suitable for bungalows and cottages, at interesting prices: Dressers for $96.50 $23.2.) (thiffonier for K'ull-size Bed $27.00 Three-quarter Bed $79.50 Another French gray on oak Bedroom Suite, consisting of,a dresser, chiffonier and full-size bed, is priced for $772.00 A plain Suite of four pieces—viz: dresser, chiffonier, three-mirror toilet table and full-size bed in waxed golden oak or fumed oak is very reasonably priced. Price of Suite complete $115.00 Beautiful Louis XVI Walnut Bedroom Suite consisting of large size dresser, full-size bed, vanity three-mirror: toilet table and chifforette is priced for $204.75 In connection with this Bedroom Fur- niture we are offering a large number of special made mattresses of guaran- teec ;on—sanitary in every re- etinrag pam eo felt. Special full-size mattresses | * $12.75 Three-quarter siz& Mattresses $72.00 Large assortment of Feather Pillows, ranging in price upward from $2.95 Our De Luxe Pillows—size 20x27 in. in attractive art ticking—priced, the pair $4.50 Complete line of Metal Beds in all sizes and finishes—priced as low as $6.25 Special designed Bed—three part con- struction—in silver gray finish. Three- quarter size Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. A Special Offering of Fine Quality Hair Switches, $5.00 We have just received this assortment of splendid quality Switches which have a natural wave and are mounted on three short stems—the same as the triplet switch—and are offering them at this attractive price. You cannot fully appreciate the exceptional price until you see the quality of the hair and workmanship. One of these light, fluffy Switches will greatly add to your ap- pearance if your hair is the least bit thin. not afford to overlook the opportunity to improve your appear- + 7 — i vi Ce. { a eX \y of — yy AY Q 4 ee ' Mm} y - io * wy) ae FA, ~ 4 NS ts ance. One need not employ a coiffeur to achieve the newest coiffure. It is a simple matter to arrange the hair in the latest Spring mode with as:handsome, naturally wavy switch. Mail orders will receive the same careful attention which characterizes our service. hair cut close to the scalp in sufficient quantity lo enable us to match the Switch. Beauty Shop—Third Floor — —_— — * — — ~ a ee Electric Fixtures Silver Candle Fixtures for the dining-room in five and six candle style. With soft, colored silk shades these fixtures are especially attractive. The prices range from $17.50 to $37.50 Bowls of glass—some shedding a soft, white glow and others rose tones—at prices ranging from $7.90 to $12.50 Floor Lamps of mahogany finish of the better quality are very decorative. The prices for the stands range from $10.50 to $25.00 Wax Candles of the decorative kind in every required color, in eluding mulberry, putty, old rose and old blue, 9 all handmade at prices according to size 20c and 30 $2.90 Boudoir Lamps in mahogany $2.25 finich Silk shades for boudoir lamps, in rose, tan and gold-- verv attractive in various shapes D x ome Our contract department is prepared to submit suggestions and estimates for Blectric Fixture work of every character. Flectric Fixture Section-—-Fourth Floor. | | Size | 9x12, priced 8.3x10.6, priced | allover patterns. At this price you can- riced Send sample of priced, the square yard Inlaid Linoleum in tile, block and wood patté@rns, regu- larly priced, the square yard, $3, reduced to, the square vard Quality Rugs Moderately Priced Seamless Axminster Rugs in copies of the Persian and Chinese patterns, as well as in plain centers with band borders, in blue, green ,tan, rose, red and taupe. | Size $56.00 6x9, priced $49.00 4.6x7.6, priced Tapestry Brussels Rugs—woven in one piece in small $36.00 Regularly Priced Rugs—size 9x12— p $32.50 regularly priced Rugs—size 9x12—-priced Wool Fiber Rugs in Small Allover Patterns $19.00 Rugs—size 9x12—priced for $17.50 Rugs—size 8.3x10.6—priced for $14.25 $12.50 Rugs—size ‘6x9—priced for Printed Linoleum in tile and hardwood patterns—-12 ft. wide—regularly priced at $1.40 the square yvard— Flowers. Long and single paneled sheets with French border—packed most attractively in a flat box. The box $1.00 Double Sheets with French border— marbled gray, with gold or white with pink and gold border. Price, box $7.00 Large square Correspondence Cards, in white only. Pricé, the box 50c Stationery Shop—First Floor. \ _“ va _ Gossard Corsets New Laced-Front Models Gossard model No. 263 will meet the needs of a large range of figure types. It is made of pink coutil with low top. Price $3.50 Several excellent models made of white batiste or fancy coutil. There are models for the slender, medium and full figure. Price $5.5 Mode] 862 is made of figured mercerized white, broche—low bust with a close-fit- ting skirt concealing the fullness of the thighs and hips. This model is $9.50 Model No. 783 is designed for the full figure and is made with ample fullness at the top which curves upward to take care of the fullness through the diaphragm. Priced $9.50 Corset Shop—tThird Floor. $32.50 $17.50 $30.00 $26.00 $15.75 $10.00 $1.10 $?. 2) Sorosis Shoes for Spring | ee ) ' ' i Smart, distinctive Shoes that fit right and look right. We are showing Spring Oxfords in a variety of styles and leathers. Gray Kid Oxfords with perforated tip and vamp trimming show the new baby Cuban heels. Priced Gray Buck Oxfords with perforated tips have light welt soles and the baby Cuban heel. Price $10.00 $10.00 Women’s brown kid Oxfords—light welt soles and leather militarv heels. Price $10.00 Things to Interest Women in the Jewelry Shop Pearls in style and im price that will appeal to all. The ever popular Sea Garden Pearls are shown in opera and neck lengths and are beautiful in tint and rich in luster. The prices range from $).00 lo $32.50 Wrist Watches in green and white gold—-some studded with diamonds, l4-karat 15-jewel movement—varied and unique in design at prices ranging from $37.00 to $50.00 Execeding!y Attractive Span ish Combs and Hair Ornaments are the latest novelty. These attractive ornaments are stud. ded with sapphires and emer- alds--some in amber, jet and crystal mountings. The prices range from $7.00 lo $24.75 Jewelry Shop—Firat Fioor age = Velvet Hall and Stair Carpet in a good line of patterns in various colors at prices ranging, the vard, from $7.00 lo $2.50 th Floor Carpet and Rue Shop—Tou! nemmamiiagees iemncianin 7 — a Vandervoort s—Pre-eminently the House of Fine China Dinner Ware We have just received a shipment of over one hundred Dinner Sets in French Limoges China, Nipponese and oth- er makes—all new in the latest shapes with attractive decorations. Sets of 100 pieces range in price from $42.50 to $87.50 We are also showing several new Limoges French China, ‘‘open stock’’ patterns, in a va- riety of decorations and colors at various prices. In our complete stock of American Semi-Poreelaim there are Breakfast or Dinner Sets for either 6 or 12 persons at prices ranging, the set, from $11.25 lo $37.50 China Shop—Fourth Tloor —— eee _ — —— Brown kid, black kid, patent leather Oxfords with high wood French heels are offered for $10.00 Sorosis Shoe Shop—Second Floor. A a eo -_— ———— Dainty Bonnets for Little Children We are showing many new Bonnets for little people in the most fascinating variety of styles. Mull Bonnets with a full frill have dainty lace and rib- bon trimming. Sizes up to 3 years $1.50 Handmade Christening Caps of sheer Jawn have hand- ticks, French knots and Val. insertion for trimming wid Embroidery trimmed poke effect Bonnet, with fait frie and ribbon hows. Sizes up to 3 years $2.95 Smocked French Poke Bonnets of dainty lawn, smocked in pink or blue. Sizes up to 4 years $3.95 Infants" Wear Shop—Third Floor. Cee te Res TE Rs ARETE LF rae Z — -——- en ena eee” Women's Swiss Ribbed Marvelfit Union Suits, made low neck, sleeveless, in knee length, are finished with a tubular band and have re- inforeed crotch. Shown in > T white or flesh. ~~ $1.70 2.00 Regular size Extra size Fine ribbed Marvelfit mercerized Union Suits, low neck, no sleeves and knee length are made either regular shoulder and bodice effect, in white or flesh. Regular size = =$2.50) Extra size 2.79 Knit Underwear Shop— Third Floor. a CE ee ro | | | | | ees — Voiles and Organdies The Popular Wash Fabrics of the Season 40-inch Printed Voiles, in neat figured effects on white and tinted grounds of blue, pink, green and helio. Priced, the yard . 20c to 85e New woven Tissucs, in neat stripes on white ground—suit- able for dainty blouses and dresses. Priced, the vard j | ec | New woven Voiles in striped effects on white and colored ground of blue, pink, helio, tan, etc. Priced, the yard 75c and 85c 40-in. Printed Chiffon Voiles in allover patterns on colored grounds of gray, blue, belio, green, etc.—priced, the yard $7.25. Imperted weven striped Voiles for dainty blouses and frocks are shown in gray, green, | maise, blue, etc. An exceptional value—the yard BS fe Embroidered Voiles and Or- gandies in neat patterns on white grounds—patterns in green, blue and helio. 40-inch material—priced, the yard $1.25 to $2.00 40-inch Plain Voiles, in pink, blue, helio, green, maise, ete. sheer 7 hea the yard cand $1.00 | Colored Wash Goods Shop— Second Floor. Madeira Embroidered Linens Madeira all-linen, band-ecal. loped and embroidered Bread Tray Clothe—size 6x12 inches | 39c | priced, each Lancheon Sets of ali-linen madeira, hand scalloped and | embroidered, consisting of « Sé4-inch centerpiece, 6 plate and | 6 tumbler doilies. Priced, the net $5.00 Hand embroidered and eeab loped Napkine—size 13213-~all linen, beautifally embroidered. Price, the dozen $7.50 Baby Pillowcases; hand-ecal- — loped and embroidered—size 12 — x16 and 14x18—prices from _ etek 2.50 to $5.00 Linen Shop—Second Fiees. ’ i 3 TT I AOI AT ea at AA anne ee yw ON « Re ane RR IO ENE RPO ee ot RET ar pare, ee ee a a a ae ee i

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SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1919. eS a = Mrs. F. J. Warris Letf Them in Hotel - wid a m Ma « a A Pig 3 jet PRE a. te . : ee Sn ty . }~ ya ’ * er " nt ae spe . Se Ala = 4 FE Staten Ph a cial gitar ag oT described as a solitaire worth $2500 Retiring Room. and the other a twin setting worth | n investigation has been started | $600. city detectives into the theft of | aa gee eee t dianiond rings, valued at $3100, 7 frém a retiring room at Hotel Statler, | | Where they had been left by Mrs.Pred! WASHINGTON, March 15. was reported today to the State hee } ehe was preparing to dine at the ho- tel when she slipped the rings from | her finger and laid them on a wash- offices of the leasing co-operativ organization at Viadivostok. y | “SOLDIER WAITS ON _ 6B: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ena stant she , 1e ymporaril “RIMES STOLEN INTHE. STATLER thati is ‘not, -Fiesh ! A, The biggest Food Value in America for @ 10¢_ GOLDEN AGE has the ; ' rc largest sale of any macaroni in America In the army Maj. Shaw had met The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. 88-Note Player-Piano tor sak for 345 | It has heen pre riect used hit is in condition. We fuiar- +} antee. it through K1lo ff ? ° , worth Of musSsI¢ your tion) gi ith it. selee- cS VW Easy Payments 1109 Olive St. e Men’s Gloves, 69c WASHABLE Chamoisette and Leatherette Gloves, medium and heavy weight; buy them for automobiling this Spring and Sum- mer. Natural and grav. (Main Floor—Nugents.) 35c Paris Garters, 19c Men’s Paris Garters; only one pair to a buyer; regula- tion pad style. (Main Floor—Nugents.) "$2.00 to $3.00 Silks $3.00 beautiful fancy plaid Satins, 35 inches $2 new sports plaid Chiffon Taffeta 35 inches $2.50 new satin stripe Satins, Taffetas, 35 in. $ 46 $2.50 changeable fancy plaid Taffetas, 35 in. - $2 Crepe de Chines, in ivory and pink, 40 in. americas $2 Wash Satins, in flesh, ivory or pink, 40 in. 2 Silk Poplins, in navy blue, brown, old rose, gray, tan and black; 40 inches........... $2.00 Yard-Wide Chiffon Taffetas, $1.46 EAUTIFUL lustrous Chiffon Taffetas in the newest Spring shades. Four shades of navv, from the lightest to the darkest, sapphire blue, Presden blue, Belgian blue, heavy tan, old rose, plum, Burgundy, seal brown, dark green, silver gray, taupe and black. $1.50 Yard-Wide Silk Poplins, S8¢e EAUTIFUL lustrous Silk in the newest Spring shades of navy blue, Belgian blue, Pekin blue, Copenhagen and sap- phire blue, brown, tan, taupe, silver or Quaker gray, plum, Wistaria, ivory and black. $3.00 and $4.00 Silks, $2.46 $4.00 Balkan Satins, soft, shimmering luster, the ideal satin Men’s $6 to $8 Shoes, $5.46 QOUG 200 Pairs of the Celebrated | > |W. L. Douglas Shoes | Are Included | N the ralf, viei kid, mahogany, in English, medium or broad toes. able quick choosing. Tan, brown kid, Also 250 pairs higher priced Shoes from our own stock. Anniversary Sale you are offered an opportunity to buy the celebrated W. L. Douglas Shoes at an extremely low price. cunmetal and patent. Come Assorted on tables in sizes to en- (Third Floor—Nugents.) 4000 Men’s Beautiful Silk: Ties Regular $1.00 Ties, 2 for..............9]-46 Regular 75c Ties, Choice ............:. .46c lar prices. All made with slip easy bands; wide open ends. (Main Floor—Nugents.) ONDERFUL Ties, even at their regu- Beautiful satin and silk broecades, bright and conservative patterns. —-., " - “rey ~ ytes « - totus - — 2 tii | : 7 é 2} > j ‘< : Men’s and Young Men’s $25.00 and $30.00 Spring Suits, +7 Q-* REMARKABLE Anni- versary Sale purchase of Suits of all-wool cheviots and worsteds and cassimeres, in a wide range of patterns and shadings. A number of con- servative styles, also semi- form fitting models. Every Suit well tailored and trim- med—choice of full, quarter or half lined. Sizes 33 to 42. Men’s and Young Men’s $35 Suits $23.46 UITS ‘of exceptional merit —tailored of all-wool mate- rials, such as worsteds, cassimeres and cheviots—conservative form- fitting and waistline models. Sizes from 33 to 44. Men’s and Young | | Men’s $7.50 and $10.00 | Trousers, for street and afternoon dresses. Comes in navy blue, gray, overseas blue, dark green, seal and Afriean brown, new rose and blavk; 36 inches wide; vard, 82.46, $3.00 Satin Militaire, new shades of sapphire \ blue, taupe, navy, blue, brown, old rose, Y : ard green, grav, tan and black. $4.00 Satin Pongee, in ivory or natural pon- »?: inches wide, $4.50 Baronette Satins, $3.46 gee shades; 40 inches wide. $3.00 Crere de Chines in ivory EAUTIFUL Baronette Satins in ivory, white, taupe, Pekin and sapphire blue and hlaek, (Main Nugents.) Boys’ $13.50 Two-Pants Suits ga T WE ILVE terns fnd colors. and pink, heavy, wonderful quality, 40 inches wide. $4.00 Pongee Silks, in tan, rose, dark green, new blue and gray; 35 l“loor— distinct new Spring, pat- These are made of the celebrated ‘Intervale Mill’’ wool cassimeres that have a nation- wide reputation for long service in boys’ clothes. HE coats are cut in the new high-waisted model with two slanting pockets. Belt all around that can be used either with buckle or button, alpaca lined. THE two pairs of knickers are cut full and lined throughout with pleasing striped material and have belt loops and watch pockets; ages 7 to 17. Boys’ $1.25 Blouses, 88c IGHT striped pereales, blue and white striped: Amoskeag, plain blue Amoskeag chambrays and plain white madras, All with collars attached. Sizes 6 to 16. Boys’ Ties, 46c Flowing end, pure silk. Choice patterns. Boys’ Belts, 46c Tan ‘and black leather, oxidized buckle; 26 to Boys’ Caps, 46c Made to sell for $1.00 Small lots of golfs—all sizes. 30 waist. (Third Floor—Nugents.) Men’s $1.00 Undershirts (Seconds), 29¢ ADE round neck, short sleeve style; sizes 36 to 40. Balbriggan or cotton ribbed. Men’s $1.00 Mesh Shirts and Drawers (Seconds), 49e Shirts and Drawers in ecru eglor; all sizes; 30 to 44, Men’s $1.00 Mesh Union Suits (Seconds), 69c Short sleeve, ankle length, ecru eolor; sizes 34 to 42, Men's $1 Ribbed Union Suits (Seconds), 79c Short sleeve. ankle lengths, ecru color: sizes 34 to 42, (Main Floor—Nugents.) 3600 Men’s $2 Negligee Shirts 4% SOFT cuff negligee style, gees, fancy light Spring patterns, Si Men’s $5.00 Fiber $93.46 Silk Shirts........ — ADE soft cuff negligee style with extra soft collar to match: neat small checked patterns, in pastel shades. Sizes 14 to 16, Men’s Satin Striped$ 5:46 46 Tub Silk Shirts. . EW light-colored Tub Silk Shirts, soft cuff style, satin stripes; sizes 14 to 17, Men’s $2.00 $] .46 PRM 4 4s cs kas Flannelette, cotton crepes and percales; B, C and D. Men’s Tan Leather Belts pon- all zes 14 to li}. corded madrases, negligee all sizes A, 46c ft De ae Ce Bh no a 2 as a le Tubular styles, in light tan; sizes 34 to 38. $5.46 | (Main Floor—Nugents.) | 4 ADE, of fancy wool chev- | : iots in striped worsteds Samples of Up to $4; 2.15 and. plain blue serges and MEN’S Il ATS choice = flannels. : ; : | , } ‘ f, : « . All ®i7¢s for Men and gusset on ae and Oxi rd mixed soft Hats, Anniversary Young Men. p 2 rigie il ep csed at ne High-grade Spring Hats in black, pearl, steel and (Third Floor—Nugents.) . brown, 84.46. (Main Floor—Nugents.) B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO., Washington Av., Broadway and St. Charles St — $2.25 Georg Crepe, $1.4¢ INCH best qual ette of aoft or © in all the up-to-date dark colorings, ineluc and black. (Matin Floor Coats’ Cotton, ' (‘oats cord Spool lack and while all nw ’ american Lady Hama fn all shades 4Ge dozen. aticheret Hratd, thre yard pieces, in white al ors: 10¢ piece. 1Xe White Lingerte Ta iece: with bodkin, Ge. Cellulotd Hatrpins: co! shell color; 4 to 19 Electric Curle rd, 17e¢. "Oe Safety Tins, & for 10¢. Helding’« Peerless | Knitting and ¢(rechet | quantity; She ball, (Main doze Flog —_———— | Palmolive 6 for 4¢ The Well-Known Kolynos Tooth Paste, Williams Talcum Pov Lux Soap Flakes..... $2.75 Thermos Bottle, | ae Pinaud’s Lilac Vegeti Dorin Rouge <- Java Rice Face Pow Shc Florida Water ‘ Main k oore- he —— EEE 25c Percale, 1% White grounds with n ed stripes and Scures. Wie _28¢ Ginghams, 15 vard leng ; olora” To y ‘ny rut we ide 5%¢ Gin ghamette, y »y tn “fn vara ene, ‘rize 4 sf i¢ie ’ err" cojiore a - 50e Foulards. 291 “wo to 9 vard length gre unds, neat printed 50c Underwear C Yard, 25¢ Twn 9 vard lena anese (repe, ninin cole 85¢ Half Silk Shirt with wreau} d pes “T5e Gabardine, ira lenge ‘ ed finta 39¢ Pique, 25c ¥ | oS yard fenetl white 25c Curtain Scrim, vard lengt erea©rm ww) ite and 69c Egyptian Tissue, ‘Seconda ~ beaut! fut Stripes and pla eotors 35¢ Flaxon, 19¢ ié ng wh moins I err 29c Checked Nain i5c Yd. Twn ts” ¢, vara le net Jara (“hecked Nainsool (TDownstatrae~i $2.95 House Dt $1.46 O' cood quality gin atripes checks rol aol'd colors Pull #klf cuffs and pockets, trim contrasting colores oF braid. Sizes 36 to 46 (Downstairs— — ‘* we Suits For in $19.50, $2 New Suits « ’ brs id a’ celia modeler ‘avy, DBiae rookte shades i wi New Capes ‘ with braid- sonal ana surplice -¢ iar ard Vieters naa are New Dre: pleated draped a -? les emart for st wear

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——— SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1919. -——) ; ; aa a ee San’, acuk me me iy | for Misses and Women for Women and Misses | | . aS white Garments That Sell Up to $89.50 Garments That Sell Up to $49.50 dark colorings, ineluding white | Ws Ff / , cde. | : and black. (RRO , mt | ie [RS | | , » 40. In. (Main Floor-——Nugents.) x / ; en fd | oa a. d* / 4 old rose, a , eran rt : .) 5 ' i { . ; ‘ , re alee El ae el ei A | \ Coats, Capes Up to $89.50 at $33.46 Cellulotd Hairpins; come in amber | duvet de laine. fine serge, satin, taffeta and semi-tailored models are included, box models, card, 17¢e. it | : ~ ae ee) ee , | | 4 /\ yy; Relding’s Peerless and Capitol | Poplins, fine serges, gabardines and silvertones Fach dav during this sale: (Main Floor—Nugzents.) African brown, new rose 7 “gaa ers ‘correspond wi designed, Jerseys, serges and tricotines—all are lins and satin, shown tn the newest eoats. numbers that correspond with sapphire | to 44. fanev, one is sure to find yoke e q : “ 4 e = . $ Kolynos Tooth Paste, :} for o00c $2 d $2 25 $82 50 oe ] Wilt R 46 | Girl's @4 0% wn : } #44. a pink, 2 Williams ‘Talcum Powder, 10c and $2. pring Hats, oyal Wilton Rugs, $68. irl 's 4.95 Drews, . S PF. Sik Snort, 10e White Lingerie Tape, five-yard Ag 4 I | needa VERY garment in this group has a particular Suits Up to $49.50 at $23.46 ; ~ he Bh | ss past few davs. newest Spring shades of or shell color; 4 to 10 on ecard, Se. iT Ts ig — ry , 4 Baa \\ . " a" iy / tae or Quaker “gray, plum, Se Safety Pins, dozen on card, * combinations. All beautifully lined; sizes 36 Russian blouses and belted stvles with dashing | | Button” Knitting and Crochet Silk; limited i‘ a , | pane fi A Dresses Up to $69.50 at $33.46 in sizes 14 to 44, a || AN Q a a list of five articles selling nN lt st oT, the idea s . , ~U ens we’ 4 i \ \\ x “ age | satin +: " fp *|| ed and braided Georgettes, fanev taffetas Coats, Capes Up to $49.50 at $23.46 1, | wf , be sold at 46¢ each, to the five numbers. placed upon A bid rose, Y rd 6 for 46c Rg | (Second Floor Nugents.) ‘Second Floor Nugents ) ; es aan ea ——_——— | Tomorrow's Items s wide. an fe : ieee , HE Karagheusian Rug (9x12 ft.), in a great variety of the Women’s $4.95 Housedress e -. | SIZE .....---- eee see, Ro. : Every known color combination. Linen fringe on ends. , _ Une box 100 large bars tins, $33.46 reg Ee Lilac Vegetal.... Camisoles, $1 .46 $65 00 h ; ie Lenox Sgap. orin Rouge .00 Cashmere Wilton Rugs, $51.46 vory, whit . tau} e, Pekin Java Rice Face Powder, W° [EN Pink Glove-Silk ‘ a* a4 Is the Price for Choice EAMLESS Wiltons (9x12 ft.) with fringed ends fine quality, in Bring Your Button In | (Main lloor—Nugents.) | $5c Florida Water ' ‘ ) | M } I Nug nt ) rib on = f Lux Soap Flakes.......... LOec 5] Si green, , lk ) cites asic on 46 newest patterns and colors. Fine in texture and high in quality. * ‘ . — —" va PRINGTIME! And these won- a . 2 : $47.50 (9x12 ft.) Rugs, $36.46 $55 to $60 Axminsters, $46.90 9 —------—- — “4 OMEN’S $2.75 Pink Glove S . . Ni | W ? XMINSTER Rugs and Wilton . wns W derful Hats will fulfill the de- omen — Silk Volver ive ‘Us an . GAD eee and seamed hest | elvet Rugs; all seamless; €s $50.00° Ohio Janitor Silk Vests; band top or | mands of the season. Hats of every tra standar aSiiey- Seno ene quality Axminsters; size 9x12; ra standard quality ima wonde all are Rues of higher quality: 25 P rcale bodice stvle; ribbon over shoul- , ; pow Oa! | $ ba Sen C C . 15c Yd. . : size, shape and color with the cleverest bik 1ery ful array of new designs; all! unusual desiens | BE, ay ; 2 ; er ne ; ; : ms ; i Bs nusu: esigns and colorings. White grounds with neat print 2h ates notions as to brims, crowns and trim- OS \traagperen gps sui : at ae ine & Electric Vacuum ; i” _s 56 inehe Onds ) . : ‘hie » of ] 4 *,* | an ‘ Rrav combina ons Ty . ej stripes and Jgures, of in hes es , /» mings which make them as * ‘unusually | all Seconds of Qualities slight imperfections Choice of $42.50 (9x12) Axminster |. Cleaners, $34.46 wide. WOMEN S $1.75 Pink Silk Top different. Axminsters or Velvets Ru $33 46 HI hie J A . = vo . S, De . ~ Ohio Janitor is tdeal for 29c Ginghams, 15c Yd. Union Suits; cotton bot- rimme Ha S ri Up to $1.25 $37.50 (11.3x12) Extra Size 5 ase 8 use in large buildings : ) f ; ' »AARGE and varied assortmen? whee hein Two to 7 vard lengths vide fom; ere ti " , Brussel 30 stants acon hotels, apartments, stores of range of plain colors; 80 inches ae *) $1.00 Stripes and plain color Vohawk brane’ 3, At , Pee ahead hed eotton Sheets, size R&R] Rest all-wool Challis: neat i 2 , ' ! ace Corsets, | : soc Flaxon, 19¢ Yd. 48c Pillowcases, 36c ee SS $3.00 Black Serge, $2.26 Acaigns, mostly ant areenae ine Third Floor—Nugents.), Ten to 20 vard leneths: neat | girdle top, sizes =" $° ll- woo} y echen wie | | 46 B d S t — ign — Ds Printed Citterns and plain col flenched eotton Piilnwesases, + ow ye 2.29 r on aie nage 4) te ec am B Ses nay | : e S; prings, R , ea & eT: way my BL «+s eens ‘ Serge, goo ‘eight, close rill; — a rants L a . er: 29¢ a os free from dressing, size 42x36, (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) ood black, 54 inches wide. (Main Floor—Nugents.) at a 2.75 : $1.75 Aluminum Strainer Ket- Up to $8.00 Spring Pumps | Ww Downataire Seve Sane 2.75 Wash Boilers ain ian terrae $1.36 t $5 P d en covets i eM P8189 Alum! tales Benne and Oxfords omen S 0 umps atl . ‘ SS ns medtun ize : taterea: fare! ee so 1.16 a yw Oxfords en "i RIN. -..., perecseneemneeae TE soft caft neatic : : / SVS | bears; “°° & ) ANNIVERSARY COUPON — ito 7 oot | Suits, Capes, Dresses S -46 | $7.46 aoa iad A Bee (Ss) isi Rs DERG _ ve |=) $1.15 SAUCEPANS | 7 $1.85 Clothes Bascket« 3] -46 For Misses and Women , A teipe emia ee ee ts ee ee ee e 11.50 Refrigerators, 7 , hite ename! TRIUMPHANT size. best quailty willow ae heat’ wood , , | fering of the Ann: @=4 ; | trom . 3 quarts: of pe; 3.4oor 27 4 Teeresles; all sizes A, In the Downstairs Store a we is versary Bale "Mo: Pre. it ne. any $7.46 fs) ere nh 6 6c ae — Pea ‘ 4 in 4 : , ; runnin . Se j alii * . | $19.50, $22.50 and $25.00 Garments ress a3 well a8 stree! n im ~ a 7 — Soap Combination: ~ with “this | fe aluminum §7 6 oa es ; | ‘een | . " Car. ™m ¢ ‘ f T\ =e) from / 7 ’ 4 ; rare ’ ~on th ow t¢ ; Boston / ; 4s - — Ki hen Klenzer ‘None sold witheut thie COUPON. } 4 ° bination Rread ard . of ser@we and pop . New Suits with vestees ocket French Hee! French Heel Military #! _ bbers, bringing wee aos than ax ae p= | ; vartous $5.46 reflects . Pp ' ‘7 ‘ : ; ited , , ‘ rraid and ce nl im bea ial ad bel P ~ , ae 7 , c= tnodels Nav’ black tan (‘open and mp: Oxfords Oxfords id cancellation at leas k phone or ters of ' > - ent , togpe 2 ree ik = , ‘ Patent Kid. ire Kid =m market net ' Fr 4 “ ' rookie shades; in sizes 14 te 44 , wn : mmarKxet price. Over - to o en ‘ 1 Tie House of Fleer Paints; high «rade e7.75 Siveminem Teaketties. 7 P a hy "¢ q s.f 4 chan: on 4 a ; good coiore., ready to apply " hea’ v quality laree $1.96 ; t Cat % «af " iain (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) Not Plenty of Extra Salespeople. QUART cane 5S-qt size, eale price... B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO., Washington-Av., Broadway and St. Charles St. ’ ; i < cr’ € rsc' ‘ by me black, pearl, steel and (Main Floor-—Nugents.) aati .

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een are Pend. Na ke te NO: pre PO, te Pi ats ain, Calla! eer | SB -# KEEP URIC ACID OUT OF JOINTS eee Tells Rheumatism Satterses to Eat Less Meat and Take Salts. Rheumatism is easier to avoid than known authurity. t6 curc, states a well We are advised to dress warmiy, keep the feet drv; avoid exposure; eat less meat, but drink plenty o! good water. | Rheumatism is a direct result of eating too much meat and other rich foods that produce uric acid which :.s absorbed into the blood. It is the. function of the kidneys to filter this »,* acid from the blood and cast it ou through the pores ot the skin as a means of freeing the blood of this tm purity. In damp and chilly cold weather the skin pores are closed, thus foreing the kidneys to do dou bie work, they become weak and sluggish and fail to eliminate the uri acid which keeps accumulating and circulating through the system, event- ually settling in the joints and mus- cles causing stiffness. soreness and pain called rheumatism. At the first twinge of rheumatism get from — pharmacy abont four ounces of Jad Salts; put a table spoonful in a glass of water and drink before breakfast each morning for a week. This is said to elimmate uric acid by stimulating the kidnevs te normal action, thus ridding the blood of these impurities. Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless and is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice combined with lithia and is used with excellent re- sults by thousands of folks who are subject to. rheumatism. Here vou have a pleasant, effervescent lithia- water drink which helps overcome uric acid and is beneficial to your kidneys as well. —ADV. wad | have been tsing Your Baiphert Tablets More or Less for Many Years and Have Recommended Them to Many. be- eause L Think They Should Be in Every Home.’’ This writes Mr. Wm. Cameron, 1021! Ells Place, Denver, Colo., and we pub- lish this brief statement to prove the never-ending value of Sulpherb Tab- lets, in the treatment of such ailments as chronic constipation, impaired kid- ney action, and consequent impure hlood manifested in many ways, such as headaches, pimples, boils, rash, hives, rheumatism, ete. Neglected | constipation undoubtedly brings on a long train of more serious ills and the way to get relief is to use Sulphert Tabicts as a laxative, tonic blood clearer. They are made of extract of herbs and roots and contain sulphur and ream of tartar, essentials for a regular treatment. Sold by druggists every- where per tube. ADV. : a es nat Ge Before Taking And After Taking $-G:rain Catemene Tablets, Supply Health, Red Blood and Iinergy to Men and Wom- en Everywhere. Some people think that you are lazy and vou wonder what is wrong, for vou have headaches, backaches, rheu- matic pain, neuralgia, lack of energy | and ambition, vour.extremities are cold, nerves easily shattered, heart flutters, stomach fails vou, strength gone with litle exertion, no vitalitv— ‘pep. Ag If vou have any or all these symp-_ toms, no * three grain Cadomene Tablets. Get a_ tube of vour druggist and in a few) days all symptoms should vanish, and life will be well worth living. Abun- dant health, endurance, and strength follows so quickly that vou'll bless the day vou learned of Cadomene Tablets. Sold by all druggists in sealed tubes, with full directions for | ARMY AIR SERVICE RECRUITING ze ‘if administ ri ition. —_- ADV. MAKE YOUR SHOES WEAR LONGER = Ten months ago, W. WL Kelley, a lumber salesman of Omaha, had a pair of shoes re-soled with Nedlin Soles. Mr. Kelley does much walking and has worn these shoes constantly. He says “they are still good for another ten months of wear.” (,00d shoe stores carry Nedlin-soled shoes in many styles for men, women and children. They cost you no more than shoes that give less wear. Nedlin Soles are also available everywhere for | re-soling. Remember—these soles are created by science to be what soles should be. They are comfortable and waterproof-—as well as long-wearing. [hey are made by The Goodyear Tire &\ Rubber Company, Akron, Ohio, who also make Wingfoot Heels—guaran- teed to oulwear any other heels. Neolin Soles No More Gray Hair RESTORES THE GRAY, STREAKED AAD FADED 8AM to its original. dark and vouthful ecoler, eures and prevents Dandruff and tall- ing Mair. Clean. pleasant and harmless. i. une Fasily applied. On sale for more than twenty veares at goed drue armed teilet counters for £1.00. or sent nrepaid by De Lacy Chemical Co... St Tavis, Me , cellently, weight, fellow countrymen |nothing at least concern. On the contrary, 'is much to be proud of. same vein. '“*Those two places afford a strikin.z thus supplying the. and effective | lance of Col. about the lowest in the American Ex-! vou need the vitalizing effects | of the wonderful tonic properties of | of the Mississippi. ‘‘\ is ari lf me 617 SELLA, q,f eet THAT PROPERTY At OG and vour id in PUST-DISIPATCH “* “WMeii tH NTS,” ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © SUNDAY MORNING, —-— — —_ — _ —_ —_ MARCH 16. ee ee crn ee 1919. — — -. = Ce ere ET — - _ —= ——_ ¢ Size &o x10.6 ft. highest qui — Floorcoverings A ert ~E Tie Re 3S" ex - : . * te ~S +4 F S97 mulberry, also mixtures, and @ This helpful event brings to every home the opportunity of providing=the at mos t substantial savings. choice wood effects, also neat mixed colors of blag, and green. $2.25 Inlaid Linoleum % brown , ril Largest Dist at Retail ee What bil more fu y of our Apparel 4 rt Spring rocks Is a and individualiv, th sses are far superior t Everything thy and correct for Spr as well as the always ks $35, $45, $8 ses al this comprehet . * > t, dinner and evenin fashioned of the sease timely purchase of new chouse stock of a large ¢ es, all offcreg:al import for 10 years and sold of Ow liome $41 hinet Machines: Machi en now $55 at 45 White Rotary $40 | nine son, ” $29 Sip Singer -_ = ---- and of . oe ‘ $50 New Home Machines—lat $50 Singer Machines—No. 66 Singer No. 66 Portable Mach $35 achines-—various makes- $32.50 Eldredge Machines wit $1.65 Inlaid Linoleum = Yard $1.25 ~ tile and hard selection of block, lourth Fleet i $22 White & Gotd Dinner Sets $14 OU | Of Great Helpfulness Monday Is This China Co. Artificial — | ¢ Kinds that will give excellent ser ice, The nroducts of the fanev the shape. ‘ Light in weight and modeled on decorated in gold lace border design. 100 pieces with bread platas., : ‘° $8 White and Gold Dinner Sets, Monday, $5.95 Same as above. but 42 pieres, Only “4) sets 1 this lot. } ’ opne-(rosser Important Sale of Wall Papers a Strikingly and b utter offering 30.000 rolls high-grade Wall Papers, specially purchased and offered at Fern Dishes, | Dining-Room Electric Showers ‘ifth Floor savings from to '. their rightful worth. Bring room measurements and we will estimate the exact amount of paper and borders required. All papers purchased Special b63C Vonday 1 () ss 6 a ae Spectal..... q Another lot of those at | These are #1o.00 kinds 5] lendid tixtures in th tractive Dishes. filled with fer glo ss and three drop globes to.mateh. ©) artifieral ferns and ward $2.00 l-light Electric Canopy Shewers roses. like lustrution. has "$4.00 2 2-light Electric Showers, with 10-in. tn naneived \cmilnts $5.00 3-light Electric Showers, with 12-in rs ! i $6.00 4-light Electric Showers, with 14-in. while they last. choice, 68e | Metal Electric Sample Table Lamps Main Floor ee i ee ee ee ‘eiling plate . ceiling plate ceiling plate ~ 17 RRA Monday at 20% off Monday wll be week. if desired. hung same 15c Papers, Roll, 8c h lUiner | | bhiur«drmonetia " jie nad | * ! ff fc ‘ bee droms t ; ’ ov coat TYY mie a 1.59 for & or ’ Se dy | ' 35c Papers, Roll, 171.¢ vi 00 Papers Roll, sue in? | 18c Papers, Roll, 8 .c : od om? " " varniehe uf . iT hn ne Per lifth Fleer ; ; ' . v6 j qfrie t | «* . ‘ . es | } i 20c Papers, Roll, \) } waqn's-S ilk Hose | | Sale of Box stationery : is ; ‘ . ~ 20¢ Papers, —_ Ale ty i Ak “ ‘it ‘ft (alee ' ; ‘ ’ - a “ " 40c Papers, € Pure thread silk hose, ma with eciast ribbed silk tops and i VW affia trons oF rire " Hrooms—S.sewed— good Cr il White Soap Peets 1 Ses Foany N witha Washing | No phone of mall orders @

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Be ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1919. Er ry Pr US BARR CO. dise—Iew Restricted Artigh , | at Retail in Missouri or the West. , A _——-.. ~ — — - q q Women’s Handkerchiefs in an endless variety of all-white and colored embroid- Suits, in plain or bodice styles, with ps a and Redeem Full Boola 7 : Largest Disthibutore of. Merchandise E ered designs, with lace edges or scalloped and woven border etfects. No mail or : aay : —$5 | phone orders accepted. —— Main Floor 25¢, 35e and 50c Sample Handkerchiefs, 15e Combination Suits @ Kavser’s ‘‘ Marvel-Fit’” Italian Silk Union tailored tops, in flesh, pink and white p of rin ° Dresses wey) iz ring 9 Ba i will more firmly establish the Sufey of our Apparel Section TVaffela Dresses ‘4 | mj { Plain Styles Georgelte Crepe Dre or Ww , Dressy Styles Crepe Meteor Dresses Belted Effects Crepe de Chine Dregge J Plain Models Satin Dresses ; 7 4 New Collars and Serge Dresses 3 @ Vestees - This unsurpassed group pprt Spring rocks is an example of the helpfulness of r Apparel Section. Coli and individualiy, the styles, the quality of the matert- and workmanship of thises are far superior to any thing we have seen at a sim- r price. Everything tha} and correct for Spring wear is represented, and the w Spring shades are shot @os well as the always desirable blue and black. Other Beauticks—$35, $45, $55 and Up to $250 € Individual groups@ses al tliis comprehensive price range, showing the correct afternoomt, dinner and evening styles. Dresses from the country's le: iding des Bashioned of the season’s favored weaves. Third Floor | Sewing Machine Sale sel purchase of new Machines, floor samples and the house stock of a large concern, including the most reliable kes, all offered at important savings. All. Machines guaran- i for 10 years and sold on our Club Plan. 3365 \cw Home $15 Singer No. 66 | $55 Two-spool Ma- | _ Machines; Mac hines -—- samples; _ chines; no winding of Tn Our: “fod... SID | ae” $29. 99 | a ceo ¢ 7 Kk White Rotary $40 Wheeler & Wil- | $80 Singer Cabinet | , x son, Davis Rotary, | | No. 66 me — : | Singer No. 66 | di ) eee) for” $25 | | i 7 and others . =_— portunity of providing’ the | $50 New Home Machines—late model RAS. 00 $50 Singer Machines—No. 66 late model....... coos be ewO Singer No. 66 Portable Machines—with motor............. 860.00 | $35 Machines—various makes—a splendid lot at .65 Inlaid Linoleum : $32.50 Eldredge Machines with fancy front er” $1-25 } selection of block, tile and hard ts, also neat mixed colors of blue, green. .25 Inlaid Linoleum Square - i St.4D e patterns in this extra highe leum. suitable for offices, kitchens Tooms. l savings. elt Base Linoleum Square a 3 ie 55c lity looks and wears like the best noleum and is waterproof; a very fing on this grade. Fourth Floer te A Splendid » 3 ] Is This Value at... a Pa Crs ~ Suiles are exactly as illustrated, and include 18-inch dresser p = fe plate mirror, the new bowed-end bed, toilet ti ible with trip- ‘and a large chiffore tte. Choice of mahogany, walnut or \ very attractively designed Suite, handsome enough tan, bedroom, eurth Fleor sitchenwar es and Soaps — a ee eee list of practical items for houschold use at special savings bON 45c wns Roll, 25¢ : x ferent colors called g $4. Blectric Irons .-lb., néickel-plated, Ri. 45. Hardinome lias a blend F 8S. = addin Aluminum Coffee Pots, 3-qt. size, 82.65. printed o9 oatmeal. stock’ ap addin Aluminum Pudding foe —a-quart. size, 1.409 al iddin Aluminum Paris Kettles—4-qua pe). 31. sel — Roll, — Scrubbing Brushes-—-hardwood block, wing ends I= Mank Clot) | andl 70¢ Old’ English Floor Wax—1-Ib, can, 55e. bre ) if ae 2 Wizard Poiush—for all kinds of woodwork, 1c. = : -hamor eood quality-—size 12x16 inches, Dic. 90c Papers, Roll, 35c S275 Glectric Toasters-—nickel-plated, #2.19). Broca and allever de , ' Aluminum Drip Coffee Pots—e8-cup size K2.60 haba Sg Pac B 85c §) ovels square point, with strong handle, G9. Tdi | Spadirg Forks-——best quality steel tines, #1 ..39. 7 4 Garden Rakes—14-tooth size, with long handle, 4A7¢. $1.60 oan. vio Roll,’ | 50¢ Garden Hoes—extra strong with long handle, 6c. bis 7 dj leat het i 5 No. 2 Wash Tubs—-of heavy galvanized iron, 4c. wiity; in a oo) wm binatl $05 Bread Boxes--white Japan—of heavy tin, 82.75. | er : ' $6.09 Clothes Wringers—-with guaranteed + pita "ga nr PF %.10 Waffle I 3-101 ze No. 9-—-Griswold make $1.75 Papers, Roll, 85¢ ee oe ee tested comm, Ste. tod pet “er e Ory%al write Soap-—Peets Bros.--10 large cakes for 50c. ik oam Naptha Washing Powder—6 boxes for bike. TAWING POniwe No Phone or mail orders filled on soap or washing powder. fourth Pleer Rasement Gallery ee eee ee siedetnntaiady decal ed raat eo ne ee ek aaa aah aPaaaMaaaa aaa aw hehehenararatateharatatatahahahehahe"e” . i llials SERB URBERE EE ee ee ee on ae se s . . . ta MMMM eheh hey a Han In the Basement Economy Store-----~ A Wonderful Suit Sale Values Up to §35—Several Hundred Newly Arrived Garmeénts—Chotce wu — @ Here is an event that will re- /5 mind vou of before-the-war sales. dl Ta Throug sha very fortunate circum- stance, we were able to secure several hundred Suits which have just arrived in time for Monday’s selling. Women and misses of economical inclinations will be sure to find a Suit here that will measure up in every way to their idea of style and economy. The Styles— Smart Box Coats Belted Effects Semi-Tatlored Models Braid-Trimmed Models Misses’ High Waist Suits The Materials— Wool Poplin Serge Gabardine New Colors Black my Navy Jf 32 a> sage ti 6 ae | Monday, ——— ; ae fi whe ‘ “| ris. ° : q A wonderful! saving oppor- q_A group of ve ry ‘attractive RAS Oe ae a nie tunity on these beautifully- Panel Curtains offered. at this Ree TNT he a: 2 made blouses. Fronts are hand: | Ga eet Sh embroidered, beaded or plair splendid saving. Made ” voile Fs Fe) id tucked with square, round o7 and Marquisette, with imitation RBAGAGARS OSS V-necks. of larae faniean we Filet lace and medallion centers. ene convertible cdliam, Leal Others finished with eyelet embroidery, combined sleeves with plain or novelts with Filet lace. All 40 inches wide and 21, yards cuffs, Sizes 36 to 46. long. Shown in white only, $2.98 to $3.98 Silk Waists, ) 48 Up to 35c Curtain Marquisette New styles, fashioned of Georgette Crepe, Georgine and Crepe de Chine with plain tailored or embroidered fronts and fancy or two-in-one convertible collars. Shown in white, flesh, black and navy. All sizes. Ve - Rasement Kconemy Store qa? ( : — Mercerized Marquisette in white, ivory and beige for Women’s Muslin Underwear making sash and long Curtains. { ) $1.98 and $2.50 Values $ 45 $4 to $5 Curtains, Up to $2.25 Lace Cur- q A lucky purchase enabled us to arrange . - Pair, $2.98 tains, Pair, $1.45 this helpful Monday event Included are ’ ° . — ' open-front, long-sleeve gowns, batiste and Just 183 pairs at-this special Nottingham Curtains in many lingerie slip-over gowns, lingerie teddy price. Made of good quality attractive patterns, copies of sient petticoats, princess slips and Crepe cablenet, Seoteh and Vilet lace Irish point, Brussels, Battenberg de Chine and washable satin camisoles. Ail s17es, with plain and figured centers. ind Cluny designs. White and White, 1vory anil beige. Dera Basement Liconomy Store Rasement Economy Store Sheets, Cases and Domestics Greatly Underpriced @ Not in many months have such ifresistible values been presente d on standard qualities of sheets, pillow- cases, etc. No mail or phone orders accepted. 72x90-In. Sheets, 90x90 Sheets, Longcloth | — Each, $1.25 at ’ $1.39 thei er gee ee: (E44 -19 heav* Long: loth ize é anda a) es ping ruarments Aaagubie threaa Kath low sheets Nace ‘ one oo doze! pa Tm now Come mn 10 ara bolt ele nure bleached anda staple oOttor Mill Wids wh ‘ . eet © made mercer re i% for use ce Sub ees Slight nperfection rt 30-in. Longcloth, boit 81,68 slight seconds | atains o nis ‘aves abd onderful values 3 n lLongeltoth, bot 81.08 r} ; ,¢ . tH ustomel 2\¢ Longe: both bolt a2.49 -in. Longcloth, bolt.62.98 | — §2. 50 Pattern Cloths, $1.88 . : Tan Blouse Linen, Yd., ie! a Mente Geers cam, 69¢ Union Huck Towels, 22c round , designe highly , mer mm “owe! 190 in ‘the jot rt | en Towels. stained hes wide . ta ¢ lie ed pa lin fancy work, .s arts 1$x56-in. size-——good weigh Mercerized Napkins iia if 'a «* 26 values while ;o dozen ia a »-doren ata 7 Cotton Huck ee neatly hemmed and read Tablecloths. $2. ‘Printed vou Yd. a0 se. im oe ae , M ' ‘ 4 , ox FF . “se S for 81.98 WIVES : ie ceria © yap wate oC VR Ow eriee ty Rasement Leconom> Store ae PAPAS RRAAAAAVAARWASM i VAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA DARA AAAASAAAAEA AREAL ESSER SAAEMARSAAESAASSTASEA ABODE SAAASAARSAASAASAAASAAASAMESAAAUAAAAOS SEADOO SAAS AAOAAARAAL SLES ESAS SSAA EAS SAAAAS AAD AAS Aaa ahha DD DDD DDD aD aaADAAADAADAAAADADDDAADD DAD DDD ADDON 7 AR DIIIINIIIIID PDD DDDD DDD I IIIA III D IID I III IO OOOO EAI EEE OTOL OEE TL EEO OOOO 5 LLOUIS PUST-DISPa mc ~ DETENTION WARD IS CITY HOSPITAL NEEL a | Authorities There Are Power#less | io Prevent Escapes of Prison- | ers Under Present Conditions. The escape early yesterday tmorn- ing of James Bennett, a negrw who was held prisoner at the city hospita! while under treatment far a gunshot wound inflicted by the officer who arrested him for suspectes!] burglary | Thursday. called attention to the? need of better facilfies for han-- dling prisoners at the hospital! Ly Rolla S. Henry, the manager, said §& that an average of one prisoner a, month escapes, and that freajuenely ' these are being held on serious; charges., There are about 50 prisan- (ers a month brought into the hos- pital. “We have plans drawn fer a de- tention and clinic bhilding,” Dr. : ‘Henry said last night, “but the in- creased cost of building brought about by the war sent the estimate? for its construction up from $150.- 000 to $250,000. We hope some day to get this building. It will be a four-story brick structure buéit on the north side of the presen: group of buildings. “The upper floor would be re- served for male prisoners. and so arranged that adequate nursing fa-: cilities may be provided. Part of the third floor would be for women prisoners, of whom we have few. The rest of the building would be de- voted chiefly to a eliniic.”’ Prisoners in Open Wards. Dr. Henry said that at present prisoners who are in a serioars con- ‘dition must be sent to the varios open wards for treatment amd that lit is comparatively easy to escape from these wards. Bennett escaped by forcing with a spoon the tock on the straps which held him in hed. .The present detention ward is so ar ‘ranged that serious cases cannot be |handled in it. Besides, cases of sus- pected insanity are held here for ob- | servation. it is planned to have a meniber of the police force constantly on duty in the detention building if it is erected. The only cheek kept on prisoners now is by the chief clerk. | outside of observation by tne nurses. Pending the erection of the new building, Dr. Henry hopes two secure the services of a policeman to aid | the chief clerk. Cannot Prevent Escapes. A recent grand jury condemned the present housing of sick prisoners. | | : Trouble has been experienced in get- ting court permission to remove af-. ‘flicted prisoners from the city jaédl: _to the city hospital because of the danger of escape. Hospital author- ‘ities say that they are powerless to prevent occasional prisoners leaving. ‘as conditions now stand. | | The clinic in the lower floors of the contemplated building would | facilitate evacuation of the hospite!'B ‘wards of many medical and surgicai cases. The present clinic is smal! and poorly equipped. It is said that the new clinic would make it possible 'to discharge convalescent patients from the wards and (finish their ‘treatment while they lived at home. Also, minor operations could be per formed there and bed space sdved | in the wards. BIBLE WOUNDED MARINE LOST IN. TRENCH FOUND BY COMRADE Writes to St. Lonisan’s Father of Recovering Book and Two Pho- tographs at Chatean-Thicrry. When Lawrence Dace of Flat Riv- er, Mo., a Marine, fell wounded in the front lines at Chateau-Thierry on June 5, 1918, he lost a bible his father had given him and two pho nee PAE te tographs The father, A. H. Dace. has just received a letter from Calvin Tardiff, of ih Sixth Regiment. of Marines, saying he found the bible and photographs in a trench and carried them with him throughout several big drives, and had brought them home with him to Chicago “The bible contains your name and that of vour son, and | am writing to ask if you would care to have me send it and the photographs to vou save Tardiff's letter “Tl also would like to know how Lawrence can out. for 1 feel like I knew him after having carried his picture and bible around with me so long.” In a letter to the Post-Dispatch the elder Dace says he had sent for the bible and will prize it more high Iv than anv war relic that cou'd have been gent him from over there NEW JOB FOR ENSIGN BUCKLEY Aide to Commander of the Fighth Naval District. Ensign Horace Buckley of Louis has been selected as aid Commander Nelson of the highth Nava! District, with headquarters at New Orleans He enlisted in the naty and after several) months passed an examination for a corm mission Ensign Buckley is a brother Harry D. Buckley. a theater mana ger. who also entered the ranks and later was commissioned a lL.ieuten ant of infantry. after going through an officers’ training camp at Camp Funston. . z Methodist Conference Thursday. A conference luncheon to discuss the Methodist Centenary movement will be held at Hotel Statler atel’ °° m. Thursday ®)¥Y Women > n Met Hodist Episcopal Church Souta =; Louis riane are being made thec attendance of 1000 womer! The principal speakers will te I? Yuiward Cook. president of the Sear eitt Rible and Training Schoo! Kar eax (.tw and Dr. Belle Bennett and \Wiexs Mabe! K. Howell of Naasnhyiils Tenn mission board offictais en ee ee ee ONCE-A-MONTH Six-Gen Sale of - OILET a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday SOc White Pine Expectorant. t for ae 2Se White Pine Expectorant. t fer the 25¢ Bromide Quinine Tablets. * fer tie 2ie Witeh Hazel Salve I fer ite tSe Carbelic Salve * for Ste TAc Arnica Salve 2 fer tle t5e Vuealiptus Cough Sy av or ile 0c Vocaliptus Cough <rrup. : fer Me $1.00 Old tedian Kidney and Bladder 2 for &t. $1.75 Comp. Syr. Hy pep hemp hitos a te Tic laxsi-Pyrin (Mendays phn ming 2 far tte 50c Mi. 0 Claarles Gargle§ ‘duritg these Fie times, don't fail to im- clude a bettile ef thie on your list) 2 for ; T5¢lLiver-Tenic Pitts t fer te $1.00 Nux and iIren Pills * fortl1.oe 50¢ Gout and Kheumatic Pills, | * fer! i SSe Chamols Skins 2 for Bie ‘ $1.00 Gout and Kheumatic Pill«. * for 81.00 . it Analgesic Kalm * fer Me 49¢ Orchard White 2 ter 16¢ the Scheenfeid’« Tea ( Venday ently ) * fer Sle $2.00 VMcDade's Preecription— powerful bloed remedy. * fer $7.06 $1.00 \Viger-Tone Tablets, " fer $1.06 50¢ Greenway's Kidanes Pills, 2 far S6r TSe Milk of Magnesia ‘* for Ste 0c Milk of M t for Séc ise Menthol Inhalers * fer Tle H0¢ DeWitt's Kidney, and Bladder Pills " tor Mic $1.00 DeW ite’ s Kidney amd der Pill« t for $1.08 The Jdolbnson's Ideal Liniment, Zt fer Sle 5Oe Johnson's ideal Liniment., 2 fer Oc DeWitt's Kheumatic Zhe Simmon'« Liver Tea °° for ite ‘2 « Digestive Tablet« " fer Sle Mearn's t-enuine Haartem Oil, Capeules, 25e size...7 for jie Oe $1.00 Sage and Sulphur Mair Tonic. * for $1.06 ISe Peroaide Hydrogen ‘! fer tle The Perotide Hydrogen * for Sle 3Se Arystal Foam Sham pee, fer tie Me Effervescent Phosnhate peg : fer “Ge 10¢ Soda Mint Tablet« i 16 10¢ Cream Tartar ani Sulphur Tablets r iGe "he (8 of.) Witeh Harel TT oa Nhe ve . icholis’ Cockroach Toaw- de 2 for “le 10 4 1 Vampra Insert Pow der. for Jt lhe ot. Comp. C ampherated ail. ons. ‘It Zhe (SL ev.) Pure Castor Ou, GO ome. < lbe (2 of.) Glycerin and Rose r or. » dor.) Seidlite Powders, . he Ite Ib.-beox Epsom Salta * . Re “he ov. Tincture tedine 7 ova, Sie Se (4 ov.) Impertéed Bay Kom. R are, Sle $1.50 Stearne Steve Ontfit, VMoenday only. one te a cust er, each Se Absorene. wall paper cleaner, '* fer tle Se th:-box Sulpher . . 2 bee. Die Ife ib. box Baking Soda. t iba, Tle “5c (100 bottle) HinkleS Casecara Pitts , : “Oc (2 ora.) Arom, 2he Carter's Pille ( Meonday). 2 for ‘6e SOc (100 bettie) Lepactic Pills, Monday only ? for Me 19¢ Phe. Senne leaves ‘for ié@e °c Yard Sterilized Gaure ” for 2he 0c (5 vdea.) Mtertlked Gaure, : fer OGe Coor's Malted Milk; larce Hoa- pital size, Menday only. each a S31 te 20c Dor. 3-er. Quinine Capsules. “ We Phenolax Wafers only) ‘ ®he (2 or.) Pure Glyreerine. half peond ‘ “Se¢ Belladonna Plaaters .7 for Sie 10c Campher Ice. tube or ber, t fer 14e Ahe Perotide Cream T for 4ie “hc Velvet Cream. for channped hands " for Sle Oe Velvet Cream ? for She Ravers Genuine Aspirin, Mon- day only— “fie dos. Tableta * ger, 1 Oc dor. Ca lea f “te Chapicura Rior Sle the Rolling Maesece Cream 2 for 4le “he Williams’ Teoth Paste. * for Ale “fhe Williams Tooth Powder. t far Nile 20¢ Williams’ Talcam Pow dar, of THe 10c¢ Willlame’ Shaving Soap. ! for the Ite eee Perfumed shaving sou * for 1fe the imperial (rewn shaving (ream t for Sle tie Service Shaving ( ream. 't fer 4t¢ lHiughes’ Genaine Iideal Hrushee—lIarge «sire. . tien te hunch backs : SOc Menthelated Bary Kum saad Witeh Harel, to use after sharing 10¢ Fyebrow Pencils °0¢ smelling Salt« 10¢ Manicure Pelish S@c Germaine French Rice der. ’ "he Pace Keouges “Se Powder Puffa 10¢ Powder Puls ifc (ern or Banton Pads * for te Ife Adhesive Tape. vard 7 fer tée The ot, Perfumes tT one. Ble 10c¢ bot. Jorgen . Perfumes. 2 fer 44¢ heeks, ,catiele knives, the, Te te O0e —— 1.50 bar Antenio Castile ~o- ° t bare 61.56 l4e Venetian Rath heae lic Jergcon's Bath “cao 10¢ Pure Castile Sone 1@¢ treme Ol Seno 106 Jergen's Vielet tlreerin “he Hand Serah Breathe The bo«t Stationery RULE , $2.75 Guaranteed leentaia syringe ’ se Ss? °4 (uarenteed Hot aier Hettie ‘fer st = Geareastieed ene sear. ou can ; 10« ‘on ef 6) Rice's Blades. far trom or Ever-Heady Rarore. “Qc Shaving Weuelhes S@e Shaving Hreshes the Teeth breehes Vie Teeth brushe= ONE STORE ONLY tN AEA A AA LE ALLL LLL ALLEL ALE LL

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A REALE A AR = on Ate PPA Be ered i STLOUIS POST-DISPATCR SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1919. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH * 4 , the | _ TS ADOPT 7 } . . . : sifu } inenanet wnt. built up an scted by city, the offices of the city, the city charter to perfect and make Pi | DEMOCRA T and the teams is today the government, built up and directed Dy y, y, otf , Re 1 | Champion Debating eam. , team the United Railways Co., must be authorities granted under the char- more efficient and economical the s Ol] STOCKS © . F PLATFORM DECLARI i oe SNe a Ag Abdou Nig Seiki, 4 EER nage eR ae, nee Sgt FS tue pee a a ee on” AC DENA SSE OO - ; een . ie 3 ree s ge ore, &, ty! +s. wes s eile tel ie ce eee ~ ae tt, Missouri. The champion of Northeast 2 i Sono ee er ig es a utterly destroyed, for it is a menace ter of the city, and\actually the prop- 4dministation of our city’s affairs, it y. & TC ae i MONTGOMERY, Mo., March 15. feated were Mexico, Califor- ~~ Th . : * ] le- teams defeat © : AC “Ty , , has lirectly Vic lated the : 3e © Montgomery High School « as gravely threatening to the peace erty of the city, are all being used Mas ah ia ene en. Sees ' Send for our 1919 Edition of Inde Continued From Preceding 5 NA Ms err Co ee ae bat! lefeated lia and Shelbyville. Montgomery’ S| : a kj : > > ¢ »{ ‘ : P = Per ee weap . ” i; _ . a . | 99 Railways c Ladies Oxfords and Pumps Distinctive Styles for Early Spring FRANCHISE DEAL IS BLACK SATIN BITTERLY ASSAILED PATENT LEATHER, satin quarter ALL PATENT BROWN KID ee BLACK KID BROWN CALF Principle of League of Na- ee tions Indorsed — Right of $7.00 $ 500 Public Employes to Or- > on . bd Values cae ganize Recognized. a u . ea psy . ef RT ee I er eee ‘ eae ter gate te ey ' . ~ > - st Aa —~ ~~. Shoe eho * “ay ~ * * Ne = Se petegg ha with the city to carry passeng $ AD OO eee iam a b-cent fare, and has basely ; SS ——S=E — = at airs : dered to that corporation one % mae Ml [me most powerful weapons (the 4) m a Beautifully grain- i Pp | ? ‘i 75 - . — ed golden oak and | i | | s \N | _— : 6 polished muhogany | : , ; finish Library Table i D SS i) | : : | } — “Sl Nine-Piece William and Mary $ .00 i . s 8 _D, . Dining-Room Suite °& 4 S| $225. | Sea Ye Olde Tyme Comfort Ye Olde Tyme Comfort The Democratic city platform, | “Tip or Plain Toe ‘Ladies’ 2-Strap Pumps” adopted by the convention av Ge ” Genuine Black Vici Kid Knights of Columbus Hall yesterday, Nullifiers hand-turned soles, The is as follows: A style that for com- last word in com- “The statesmen of all the world fort cannot be equal- fort and_ style. declare that a crisis - has been)! \ ee aes 3.50 value. Sizes | reached in the affairs of the nations . heels: $3.00 value. ( 2% to 9. of the earth. It is admitted that our civilization today stands on trial. ‘téel f Our *2-50 Our *3. 25 — The autocratic. Governments of Eu-, Price, ® Price, Support rope have been overturned, but the violence of the explosions by which en at tian tet i te tae o 9 éé 99 1iteyv were destroved has set Up an Child “sy Nature-Shape Shoes internationa! agitation, the effect oft whkich is now being felt by every EXTRA FLEXIBLE SOLES ‘ civilized Government of the world Made to fit the growing feet; Goodyear stitched; guaran This tension and agitation have teed not to rip; no tacks or nails; choice of pate nt leather, transmitted themselves to opposing |, brown calf, brown kid, black kid; button only; sizes 542 {@ces within our own people; and to 8; $2.50 values; special price, from one end of our land to the oth- er we see the forces of reaction. and) ? ()() fepression, on the one hand, array- . ing themselves against the forces of (lestruction on the other. foth are bd 9 66 99 Sh Sorces of disorder and violence Child Ss Nature-Shape oes “Standing between these extremes of violence and selfishness is the SIZES Bl, to 12 sreat mass of the American people. Come in lace only, vith extension soles; especially adapt These represent a wholesome and ed for the — r tuiidren; choice of brown ealt, brown Lf healthy public opinion whose out- kid, black kid; $3.00 values: special price, standing characteristic is a belief in ‘ the doctrine of a square deal. To ™ this sound and hearty public mind it is clearly apparent that very defi- nite and immediate reforms are nee- At : i Ae Prices Good, Mon., ee | | aj nite § 1 BEST CREAMERY | ———— 7a) & — — 3 ibs. DORN’S BLE! ain _ Suseatreeti9) 68 2 5 Ibs. best Gran. Su “DELICIOUS | — SMOKED POT ROAST | CALIFORNIA OF NATIVE HAMS Large 7-foot Davenport with easy comfortable arm BEEF, (CALLIES), chair and rocker to mateh—very massively constructed, a Hy \8., 25c LB., 26)2¢ A Suite tha unmatchable % sverv respect Suite ‘consists of extra massive 60-inch William and Marv design—back and arms have ¢ cane ee a buffet, Jacobean fi h; a qua r-Sawed oak o4-inch top table, massive 40-inch china closet, panel inset-—seats of easy, comfortable springs—-covV- . oo Grapefruit, Florida Russet... 2 fa and 6 Spanish leather stip-seat airs, lich match in detail of design and finish. To fully : ; scel} ality , Ss ish mole 3 ered in excellent quality ipestry—and anisn 3 . appre: ms wondertul aliue an inspecti and comparison should be made. x ty taj ; P ry A-1 Sauce, for chops, etc., bottle Bence avi e iu all weeks mae denen ereatfy reduced. skin leather—cushions may be purchased separately. ’ Bacon, side or half, a. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamp." . Tahsa, Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps.-——"] fi | Tomatoes, No. 2 cans, 3 cans pee 2 Ai fens $30 Dining Table White Enameled —— | vetes Sie; er pon Mazola Oil; pint, 34c; quart... Kraut, new white......3 pound: CN ee TW lt» i Re TR poi A Sone atime SOR, cree thes, _ - - why tet _ ow e» “ ¥ SRGO etery4 » Wares o. - me * eat tps, She . 7s ‘ 2 eon * : tt Pre Stee Me shin - RS » el . an i Sy * m yy 4 ~ « " : hk LAS. EPR SNR ay PR Mh Lah a ie i : 9 ‘6 ’ 9 essary in our whole economic and “Boys’ English Walkers Boys’ Dress Shoes eee Rint 1 ee ate tel Mahogany Calf Welt Lace or Button have industrial and social tranquil- Si . ity. The workers of the nation must Sizes ‘‘Everwear Chrome hihde | on mu leather sol th receive a larger portion of the na- eather = soles; he , dig rhs tional wealth, for throuch their serv- rs “ather put into . ! meek Cait welt seit wade e? 74) ice thev are justly entitled to it. ives ~ ’ o Pes Need of Efficient Officers. l to 5% "4.00 values; on special “Such reforms ‘as are cressart » \ IS aS are hnecessatl Special— Little “3 can be sanely and surely brought) Gents’ tan - about by the legal, legislative and lace, round constliiutional means provided in our Sizes 10 & form of democratic government, pro-| to 13%... vided our "Government, in all its! branches, remains truly potrocear 9 and trulw responsive to the wishes Boys Button Shoes , of the people. It will not be truly} responsive to the wishes of the peo- For School Wear ple if it is secretly controlled hy der Seepees Gas Ranges BE | Die g mT ee Ss 90 ee |! 7 1; Bacon Squares, per pound... .... ui it ; \ a a GS: | Ve “ree side-icer Re- a: Mamma’'s Pancake Flour, package . rT, bor : fi sy at ee 4 q able wire : shelves, = Potatoes, white, mealy...10 Ibs tat HM mee patent arain ipe,; ' pack always sanitasd ae 5 Quaker Rolled Oats, per age Range in the eity. . : . ‘abinet Range , A hinges, ie musta ee en 2) ON \ SR ocood, large, substantial ee eeteed ot: fem | ee ee 3 fo in enamel except j +: : ge stiees - | trimmed; each © ‘A Made of solid oak, in the | A ee line One-pleee one guaranteed. eolden and fumed finish. : SSS ee ters priced at $39.75 , ae : a coutarte a SP anid up Weare showing the entire Large 4 inch round top, which opens tO 6 Leet ; he avy — vor tai Refeiaset ‘7 BLANTON CREA frigerator, white en- : 7 .00 a te” “ae | Tomato Pulp............2 cami glean: full nickel | | Cup Quality Coffee, pound...... oven and broil- Red Kidney Beans, No. 2 cans.. line of Quick Meal Gas and ‘ $9.75 and up ors, coe? ANIC up. amel lined remov- atest value {] an et il iy ‘is F = 1 t lo those looking for a } | Nabil trimmed locks’ and Ir-burner plate; all "S| Table. this one will appeal. SS at We also show aaa Porcelain Refrigera- ° Head Rice, per eee ——— Coal Ranges. See them massive round pedestal base. ~ $1 Linofelt Linoleum Parents, here is an unusual opportunity. We are privilege-enjoving corporations who overstocked on Boys’ Gunmetal Button Shoes, in sizes use their great power of finance and to 13% and 3 to 6 The small sizes are worth $2.28 organization to put men in office far and the large sizes, $2.00, ) the pumpose of defeating the will of SPECIAL | the people and of secretly carrving PRICE out their selfish corporate plans. “At no time in our entire American i i i i i i iil si ‘ ‘ Bl k Elk Sh 99 history was the function of govern- Men’s and Boys ac oes ment a more serious business, a Will give the best’ service of any Shoes made at greater opportunity or a more sacred Shese prices: obligation than now Every office in TAN ELK. welt soles. our land needs at this moment to he rubber heels..... filled by a person wholly devoted to BLACK “en TAN EL LK, double ‘ the public welfare, who has no selfish waterproof soles : or ultérior motive in seeking office BLACK EL K, single water- and who has a maturity of mind and awa soles ie - a unowledge of social and economic oe $2. 25 l » teddy | ‘ ial forces adequate to deal with the vita] problems how immediately facing us This is especially true of munieipal “Mi 9 E > ¢ : adniinistration, which of all branches en S xtra pecia - of our Government e Ss ) comes most int) and the best that can be prt Saves half your butter bill. LB., 38c__ . DOUBLE EAGLE | PS ARTES IN I pI, wee ne DENCE INTE SMEAR BRA: ae eee eae Dee ee + hha ’ aT SE a TTT ee ah Woy (i! 7 0040) ORD th ae , bees eb a a - $36. 00 umeaiiien Brussels Rugs, $19.75 A splendid assortment of these Rugs In the popular 9x12. size Splendid wearing quality $55.00 comemaranars Rugs, 590.7 ap seers f theca fing at th! price- | ‘ ' : as , Ss : a : lag = . 7 1° on Seamless and amed. ASs- St kunt" "| oe ~ * rte terns. a'd m ~ \ n ave ne é ul €, a $60 Wilton Velvet — $42.50 , ‘ , Size Yx1l2 feet—extra fine quality ween nne e e room TT C. » % Fa ‘>*tiry , ° ' + — } > ; ‘ : - Wi al’ reaturing this week il Kroehler +) piece Dodav suite -hea \ closely wo: ‘an, searniess i wie ecnrte patte rns ' This Walnut Queen Anne Bedroom Suite is one of the ‘din values we $100 mover Wilton Rugs, $59.7 are offering. Compare it with any you have seen then decide for your- | . e xiv feet—-no better Rugs self. Dresser has large plate mirror, deep drawers. Chest has matched full bed with one motion, and 1s so constructed to hold all bed- made limited quantit assorted lraw fro The bed : full si: and - fracefi in The d 1 (r } ’ ) sat sattern drawer fronts. 1@ Ded 18 ] Size and o graceful lines if dressing meas when closed table is extra and may be purchased separately. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps." Ras Sp isttensgn 75 | $22.00 Genuine Cedar Chests | $35 GONDOLA REED CARRIAGES in gat no ; Sip lot e i sold at this price ) a + ® «wv . ' fe re A’ - " : ye he in diameter; stands in the mahogary iba Se ON ERO ME On ah er Be ‘ * ‘ - . , | We Give and Redee q € TaN ee m Eagle Stamps. uy hy et pie We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps." QUAT caihed SPECIAL 2 2 wa ’ oe mS oh dentist fora ng time to come. The oe f ee % Re rectly into the hands of the disciples po will be “ right and the service . eae ven? . = ‘ ® of violence in our country who are render will be Satisfactory. Re San < cS ; secretly conspiring to overthrow our , very institutions of government.. We Dr W A W ht D ti t aes hae declare it as our conviction that all e . ® ainwrig 9 en is pe Was “ ‘ such corporate influences and all . ee such unfaithful governmental repre- 6 LIVE ST. : ; S ee Sentatives are as dangerous to our ne ee national neace and welfare as — (Opposite Famous) ; I ; fare as though they were in direct conspiracy with Hours: 8 A. M. to & PP. M.—Sundays Till ¥ ‘ the Neon, - ae fa? ed ster! ruaren ish-—fine all-iron frame spring and a luxurious, com- fortable mattress covered in a splendid quality ticking. destructionists within our rates We declare that the intrigue, propa- ganda, criminality, organized force| a and ‘secret control of our mufjcipal! eee enaeesppenncas S08 SSS Ss EXAMINATIONS FREE.

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DIL STOCKS * 1819 Edition of Inde. rocks. ¢ antains Kenera) ' mn about two Rend for. oO} lt is F RE i ‘tor the asking. L. Schachner & Co. Stocks and Bonds Central National Bank Bldg. sT. LOLIsS, MO, - ee a rs nurses and other see Post-Dispatch Wants or housezgirtis, help, ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1919. —_ | TS ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TS ADOPT PLATFORM DECLARING Son avenue franchise might have been used to compel it to fulfill its franchise obligations. It U. R. TO BE ISSUE | has shown at every turn an obvious Continued From n Preceding Page. | _——— _ mes evously increased in order to’ pring in more of the people’s money | to squander. The accrued mill tax, amounting to ne: arly two millions of dollars, which was looked to as a | ¢und with which to do some useful | and permanent construction in the! city, has been dissipated and nothing! js left to show fcr it, except a city! pall packed with a surfeit of need- ' intention to serve the intrests of this great privilege-enjoying monop- | | oly, and to betray the interests of | the people of St. Louis. It squarely | raises the issue of this campaign , which we declare to be, ‘Shall the! for the people of St. Louis?’ “Under this declaration and pledge we promise the people of St. Louis, if elected to offices which Erant us sufficient powers, to use our every executive, legislative and case), which | | city be run by and for the United | | Railw ays Co., or shall it be run by jana tract, the State Public Service Commission to the contrary not- withstanding. There appears to | be clear constitutional means for accomplishing this. Reorganization Pledged. 2. Compel a complete reorgan- ization of the corporation through the medium of a receivership, if necessary; a reorganization brought about in order to protect the rights of the city of St. Louis, squeeze the water out of the com- pany’s capital issues, and get it down to a bedrock basis. 3. Accomplish in that reorgan- ization an arrangement that will take the United Railways out of PREDICTS RACE SUICIDE FROM THE ‘ARISTOCRACY OF LABOR’ London Pastor Points Out That War by Separation of Families Cost 12,000,000 Lives, Correspondence of the Associated Press LONDON, Feb. 28.—Race suicide, as the result of the “‘aristocracy of la- bor,” will be the outcome of the movement by which labor now seeks to destroy capital, according to Dean Inge of St. Paul’s Cathedral, in an address recently at a meeting of,the Eugenics Education Society. “En- gland’s dense population, he assert- ' f of her wealth, the “spiritual capital, of the world.” “Neither voluntary restriction of births, which only lowers the death rate,’ he said, “nor famine, nor pesti- | lence, nor war has much effect in re-| ducing numbers. The late war cost'| 12,000,000 lives from the separat tion | of husbands and wives, in addition to about 8,000,000 killed. But these! losses may be made good in a few years. | “But at home we must face the | fact that the upper and middle class-| es probably will be destroyed by predatory taxation. We are witness- ing the creation of a new privileged | | profit. | tariat, exploiting the public for its own! It probably will refuse to ta itself for the benefit of the aden» minority is gone, we shall no longer Support the waste-products of civi- lization. “From the eugenic point of view this will be an advantage, but since the cheap races must end by captur- ing our trade, the privileged workers must themselves decay. The trade unionist probably will be allowed to place only one son in his union and will take care not to have more. The industrial employment of women ee also lower the birth rate. Thus, so that when the loot of the =| WOMAN 10 JUDGE | PHOTOGRAPHS: Miss Fimme. Ge dened Honored by Convention at Pittsburg. The Misses Mamie and Emme Ger- hard, photographers, left for Pitts- | burg yesterday to attend the Middle Atlantic Photographers’ convention. Miss Emme Gerhard will be one of the judges of the display. She is the first woman ever selected to judge photographs for awards. She will also give a photographic demon- stration. A Federation of the Photographers’ Miss Ma- SUGAR talk on behalf of the Women's tion. The sisters will remain in the Kast about 10 days, visiting New York City. — In grocery aoner neers Also Fiowr at 50 barrel, Ivory bar. Uneeda package, Write $c aPound vs: 2° MMONWEALTH C0.. Ww HOLESAL FE “3 URO ICERS. Devt. D?0. Chicage. Ii ies, Exclusive W holesa! « Grocery mete 3 Order. House in America. HOW GASOLINE IS MADE and How Oil Is Refined Fully and plainly told in illus- trated folder. Send for FREE copy TODAY—issue limited VICTOR CLARK for our ——— ed, will then disappear and the coun- try will revert to the quiet, rural] En- gland of 1750, with London, bereft class, an aristocracy of labor, which! every class there will be a Rab con will become exclusive and conserva-| to progressive decrease," tive when it has won the privilege of ¢ th Association of America by jess job holders, put there to make | mie Gerhard is on the program. more powerful the political machine. Declares U. R. “The present city politics and put it into the trans- portation business, where its chief interest will lie in properly run- ning our street car lines and not in improperly running the govern- legal means to bring about the fol- lowing things: Is Issue, : 1, Compel the United Railways administration] Co. to live up to its contract with has weakly permitted the United) the city und give adequate service Railways Co. to violate its contr: act at a 5-cent fare.~ They made the ment of the city. , with the city to carry passengers for! | bargain; they bribed the city’s 4. Effect in that reorganization a 6-cent fare, and has basely surren- | representatives in order to get that relief from.the political pressure dered to that corporation one of the} privilege, and they should be com- now exerted by this corporation most powerful weapons (the Jeffer-| pelled to live up to their own con- so that honest men may be elect- ed to public office pledged only to serve the interests of the people of St. Louis, and not privately pledged to protect the special priv- ileges of this corporation. The Efficiency Board. Remove from the city pay- roll all the vast army of useless jobholders who have been placed there for political purposes, and bring about as promptly as possi- ble the reérganizations, consolida- tions and economies in the city ad- ministration which were made possible to the city under the pro- visions of the new charter. 6—Restore the real operation of the Efficiency Board, the provi- sion for which was written into the city charter as a protection to the city against machine poli- tics. The efficiency of the Effi- ciency Board has been utterly de- troyed by the present administra- tion, and instead of the civil serv- ice rules of appointment provided by the charter, we now have ap- pointment by political preferment which has been made the basis of the present powerful and unscrup- ulous political machine. 7—Emancipate the city from the tyranny of the present diabolical political machine which, building itself up upon an elaborate system of patronage, intimidation’ and favoritism, now protects special privilege, vice and crime within the city, and stifles and suppresses a free expression of the public will. 8—Should the result of this election giving us only a minority representation in the Board of Al- dermen, and thereby deprive us of the necessary authority to carry out these reforms; then we pledge Ourselves to give watchful atten- tion to all that is going on in the city hall, keep the public informed of what their representatives are doing and thereby enable the peo- ple to intelligently, promptly and vigorously act whenever action is necessary hy the protection of their rights. World League Indorsed. | “And finally we welcome this op- | Z'/portunity to express our heartfelt gratitude to our national President, | & | Woodrow Wilson, for his great de- | votion to the principle of liberty | under the law, which principle he is | so nobly endeavoring to carry out | : through the formation of the League | & of Nations. We herewith express § our unqualified endorsement of the | : tt . Set t d Li b f hI principle of a League of Nations for fi TiS Magnificent 3-Piece Davene e Set and Library lable the purpose of maintaining law and | beautiful pieces that may grace. the 189.00 AN She 100 E.. Second St.. Casper. Wyoming . \is president of the women’s federa- \ Astounding Sale ‘RP erar © xe * ‘* | em Pay more for quality Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables Dorn Bros TWO BIG PURE FOOD MARKETS ON DELMAR | DELMAR AND VANDEVENTER—5912 DELMAR AV. | AND AS AN EXTRA SAVING YOU RECEIVE ~~” Eagle Discount Stamps © AS A DISCOUNT on the Money You Spend 1 Prices Good, Mon., Tues., Wed., March 17, 18, 19 BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, Ib............63c 3 ibs. DORN’S BLEND COFFEE, $1.15; ib... .40c 5 ibs. best Gran. Sugar (With $1 60 ‘Grocery Purchase) .. 45c DELICIOUS SMOKED CHEESE, FLOUR HAMS POT ROAST | CALIFORNIA | BRICK, 32c | 24-LB. BAG SUGAR OF NATIVE HAMS YELLOW ARISTOS, CURED, BEEF, (CALLIES), CREAM, | HIGH PATENT, | 1% OR WHOLE, 8, 25c | 1B, 2614c] LB. 36c $1.55 LB, 30c Grapefruit, Florida Russet...2 for 2Sc)| Shinola Black Shoe Polish, can A-1 Sauce, for chops, etc., bottle 27c | Red Salmon, rich, in oil, can Bacon, side or half, pound 39c Finnan Haddies, per pound Tomatoes, No. 2 cans, 3 cans Herring 37c; doz. $1.45 | Salmon, finest grade pink, can....22e Veribest Jellies, per pound 20c Best Evaporated Milk 2 cans 25c Mazola Oil; pint, 34c; quart....64c| Heinz’s Jumbo Dill Pickles..S for 1Oc Kraut, new white 3 pounds 10c) Jello, the quick dessert, package..1Oc Bacon Squares, per pound 3Oc White Navy Beans 3 pounds 25c Mamma's Pancake Flour, package..1Oc | Brooms, well made, 5-sew, each...65e Tomato Pulp 2 cans 25) H-R-H Paint Cleaner, package 9c Potatoes, white, mealy...1O Ibs. 22c Absorene, per can 10c Quaker Rolled Oats, per package..22c) Bob White Laundry Soap..6 bars 25c Cup Quality Coffee, pound 30c | Lux Flaked Soap, per package lic Sardines, Domestic, oil or mustard, | Safety Matches, per dozen 3 for 25c) Ohio Blue Tip Matches..5S pkgs. 25 Red Kidney Beans, No. 2 cans....15¢ Scourene 3 cakes 10c Head Rice, per pound 10c | Blue Grass Seed, per pound....1714¢ BLANTON CREAMO Leading Lady swe »e caso | Baking Powder gag because ts flavor 1 TAKES THE “CHANCE” OUT OF BAKING and quality are always uniform $2.00 IN and the best that can be produced. STAMPS FREE WITH FACH LB. CAN, Saves half your butter bill. LB., 38c Lb. 30c DOUBLE EAGLE STAMPS EVERY THURSDAY ock, In fumedg seats; Span zh ef ee DR EAABAA B®? et >> @ Room Suit We Bought the Remaining caviutt~ Stock From the Assignee of the (6médtock ata Fraction of Its Real Worth y?. for-s, eee or fi YU 119 YY fit j JY ffi ‘4 Here are 4 home of any chair and rocker— did bed, and a beautiful ally well built and superbly beautifully upholstered. Come This is, indeed, a marvelous just 14 of these splendid Sets to offer you to come early if you want to get one exceptionally low price of order between and among the na-| man. Large, massive, salstential tions of the earth and thereby guar- | ° Seren ete eee ST eee anteeing to all nations, both great | @ finished. All pie and small, the same_ protection | in various finishes. against the aggressions of the law- | oS eng We! soa (less which is now given to the in- at the | dividual under our individual gov- | | ernments. i ‘| “We herewith pledge ourselves to him, our great national and interna- | j tional leader, to stand with him and/| fight with him against the secret, forces of selfishness and intrigue which conspire to defeat the peace- ful purposes of humanity in order | to carry out their own autocratic and | imperialistic designs and to do our im small part here within our own '/{ municipality to accomplish for our | own people what he is so bravely en- | IM deavoring to accomplish for the peo- By ples of the earth. .- Flint Garrison. “The Democratic party feels that | x in Flint Garrison, its candidate for | President of the Board of Alderman, | § ike the old. ‘|it has a man of unusual qualifica- | tions for the office. His long and mona violins, every Cre successful business career in St. Hiason & Hamlin || Louis, his constant interest in move- | iments for the commercial advance- | would be les if '|ment of the city as well as its pol- it could not uth : : ¥ VALUE Credit Payments Arranged 29; \017 FRANK feemn Eagle Stans." N’S CHIFFOROBE ! 79. 18 offer! lerful bargain and Mary A Jacobean oak or American walnut. Our fortunate ‘ aiffet it Z a oven-a leAVY extension : =~ . . y jae ae “ ae are just 29 of these ine pure layer Mat- Pay pos ses—full 48 f Ibs. weight—rolled ~~ aot ' ; edge—of extra heavy ‘yy . tickinge—fully gwar- anteed-—only , eee At Last !—A Kitohen Cabinet } hic t Last: lionen Gabine r $22.50 Tea Wag $11.98 siiding zinc table, re- $18 Sagless Spring . . . $7.85 . remo, - -. Z : —————E os abe Period Design eer Set ani ee ] purchase eee yt to offer the ied yssible vatue in dining-room outfits — show many it —strongly from whic ; ti hoose iy One a rea) bargain Shown here is @_marvel in a ess ; J obe: ak, consistin I during this ae large, roomy buffet, exquisite china M ttr closet, 5 fin leather-seat chairs and hand- % koibo) some armchair to match. If bought at regu- ls wholesale price we could not possibly ma th ona this outfit for less than $275, but oe) oe through our fortunate purchase it is offered VALUE at the extremely low price a ea —SPECIALS— $45.00 | $4 Mahog, or Oak Costumer, $1.98 5 ——— y ts The housewife's great- est helinp—has large : A Ch | $10 Telephone Stan alt, $6.98 s | . $5 Oak Dining Chair. 7 98 * Rugs, Baby Carriages, High ea Comb. Ranges, Phone Stands, Etc.. > rice a Large convenient Chifforohe of solid and polished ma hoga ny; has splendid $170 ward- ‘robe = and large swinging plate mir- ror. A very at- tractive specia] at this price, | 529 15 oro #5 2 / * Liberty Bonds Accepted 6 at Full Value lt that’s not a calamity. It’s just ‘ i . : | those happenings which the POST- : zy } DISPATCH “WANT” ADS can rem- : ——— -— - . : | oh KIESELHORST'S —ESTABLISHED 18790— 1007 Olive St « @ Ce ee ll Oh, no. | 4 - O° sal v1 nC. ee Get aon 2250 RE Gorath s : Spee ye} Be OS Mag Fan ee a

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’ f ‘ AR lite a ne tavnslige * See Lin eas OTN SEO TNS NE LE Bes ON HS LAND ies ot - At eo ee er “ok a5 Whereis. tag gr ae ee eee Ea aE Wik ues ae Hise a Saianye c Safer Se in oe ts Be es IT NERDS pe ‘Siete niin 4 map kt: eee Peer eS res 4 KARE, « “a Mes Sk * Lb Oe — Se dette ALY geese 4 Ste} ae Se om. prallnithetegtise — . ie DE a ada ee ee Se el ee RY oe Reena, WE» lal. tbe eee nae pe ot etre ~ : + : Bale. ens 7) Lee: gee UP Rep gem geen, spe Peed. 7 dR I tight —— TT, See Poe = ae gucleion Patek ¥ C - : ~ ve 5 Spake a ee Ae Me Beh ty om ~~ OPE ae? Peet ote (ular AN he ‘ A ge bs he Sree cee A a be Sad ‘es e@erereereer « - iveruisine *Rieet Tuesday at 12B STILAMNS POST-NISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1919. A A ALP PS - _™ Steen el = CTIOUIS POST-NISPATCA a ee Talk Before Advertising Club. Charles W. in “Tuesday at 12:15. A Free Trial of Pyramid Pile Treat- ** ment Is One of the Grandest Events ——— Lindenwood Club Mecting. Preston of the faculty the City College of Law and Fi- * mance wijl discuss “The Power of Salesmanship and| dvertising,” at the luncheon of the. Advertising Club at Hotel gaol The Lindenw ood College Club will | :30 p. m. Architectural Club, A program will be given by Fiya Hain, elocutionist, and Miss | Mable: Nix, pianist. ? at the | 514 Cluver way. Miss | Painful Piles ——— enined a ‘Jou Ever Experienced. a ¥ a . POSLAM MADE TO HEAL YOUR BROKEN-OUT SKIN If you attend to Pimples, Rashes | apd all skin troubles with Poslam, and _do so promptly, they will not develop ' “a «+ ? suffering bleeding, Now, are itching, You With piles or hemorrhoids. ti 3 a You Meattivels | Cnnmet Afford te Iguore These Remarkable I’yramids. to any drug store and geta Se-eont t@ aytno (sertrude Mae ‘Gathright. 2240 ation Merritt 11. Marshall..... se ws t ‘ Mrs. Maud Close... Ea » Oot? Sas ia a mre Gieorge A. Reinnetmer.... voit S. Twelft . "ei ae aR ee . 411 Slane John Joseph Rurke Npringflelk Mrs. Albertina Corry , 24" t: pL Willlam LL. Sharp pon ' ' Tso! ! Mra. Heasie Kemper Kansas City Mao on —.-eeeem Nevad Mi | amma + Joseph Oletano... eg + el as | ol Mrs. Vincenza Lanasa.. ‘noo Moen “Y) Morgan Joe Hennrich Thirteenth 204 Caroline € Se hock. 5128 Nebraska Touts Wern ner... °m:1 28 GCG ~~ F ‘ *ranry Mrs. Eligabeth M rec pyc Kempf Ernest Wack ae Annie Alexan: lee Morris Sender » Riddle » Riddle es en inet Mep .. 2437 Gertrude Manne ot herson Walter Jenkins. SM, Tabcue Ever Lave, S205 Lucas Fariy J: ieee, 2631 Lucas Annie Lee Warchly 204, Cozens Arthur P’erkina M22 Cf ote Hrilliante Mrs Latay har ‘’ IF IOA Macktind Naymonml F. Lange ic ahr Faulty if Marte EF Renkel m4 OW loriaesart Muaene 4. Tavitor WA1 Sheridan Kuth Poabes S100 Sheridan *-OhAn KRyren Rneed rer | ‘ ‘ ‘ A PM * ’ Martha Mabel Maupin Cus erdiie Mf “i tpeecel ‘foe 7 rete 4 ea? ate lkeowsie Miglin 4) King it Bievele bargains used or new-— 4 S. E. Cor. 11 and URNITURE! CO Franklin Av. DAILY HII MONDAY AND ALL WEED Beautiful Ohlo. Word! as Rolls) soc VAUDEVIL Tio NAPPe LATE OF THE MERRY Wi ARTISTIC DANCES MILLOY ¢ KEOUC : IN -"PUTTING ONE OV! = SCHEPP’S COMEDY CIR i A MOOCE-PODCE OF BOW-we 5 AND MONKEY SHINES FERGUSON & SUNDERLAR SINGING ANDO DANCING SID LEWIS | THE ORIGINAL NUT ae Cf ry & _ ~ A Free Lecture on Christian Science CHARLES |. OHRENSTEIN, C. 5. B Member of the Board of Lectureship of The ny 2 Church, The F irs t Church of Christ. Scientist, In Boston, Mase. King's Highway First Church of Christ, ‘Scientist, Oe oe Thursday, March 20th, at 8 P. M. L\Ll, ARK WREIAOME = = = > | ‘ ‘ ) yy & == WV First N SHOWING l/ REX BEACH TREMENDOUS DRAMA OF ALASK CANARIE DUES 10un SANARY SING? E TH F B R ANI MDutch» Song. Hestorer = It = Whether the — ue have 0 the ory Oe BS os on voice i photography cye ng, . HALL ER’S “2nn, || ox sutoing, the Want page) KAY LAURE 623 Franklin Av.. St. Louls Me. sell the diseards with RUSSA — sPIDA poh wt Se USSELL SIMPUO —€Q! it Peat ? wateh VW ants, \ ———

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$ SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1919. pias ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | a) Pe — AMUSEMENTS ; AMUSEMENTS» Bee. & es ANA ain PHOTO PLAY THEATERS le: _ PHOTO PLAY THEATERS ‘PHOTO PLAY THEATERS PHOTO PLAY THEATERS n Hin ‘Tt SSTLOUS’ TONIGHT AND | Sort : erings In | UBERI pamouse ALL THIS WEEK CAN Vs? NY ro ‘HEATER ATRE R (f e at peggy | | th 1 ) . Matinees, 2:15 pmccrion arab? ® ERLANGE TIME | (~zA__>s , and a Company of $ / 3 . / Famous Footlight ¢. 1 HA CONTINUOUS | Favorites. | TOMORROW MATINEES NIGHT*AND AMERICAN WEDNESDAY AND ALL WEEK SATURDAY ELEANOR =e DAVID i ge Your Order. ht » ‘ . » > . fie Messrs. Lee and J. J. Shubert Present ; Bees: |] d ; no Suites, $63.50 1} tecw THE CLIMAX Music by Comedy Jos. Carl Breil With the Dainty ee and Concert Star And Supporting Company From the Comedy Theate EFFINGHAM PINTO WALTER WILSON e and time savers, and is very w MITCHELL HARRIS 44 ALOUENM IM Meads Y “4s ; ‘e 7 ‘ WARFIELD ‘ BSN 46 THE AUCTIONEER” i | cece in RUPERT JUUAN S 1 e Mestes Suspense Dra PRICES: ALL PERFORMANCES, 50c, $1, $1.50, $2 i. MARY PICKFORD, ‘NO RM A ‘CREAKING STAIRS” AMERICAN WEEK BEGINNING MARCH 23 SEATS t DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, | THURS. large daveno, The Musical and Dramatic Treat of the Season , pped with non- ' “ . sather, is fin Evenings, $2.00-90¢ POP. MAT Bat. Mat... $1.50-50c ay $1 enient terms. iors... BEGINNING 2s24% MARCH 24, e033 Mar. 20 THE mE | EVENT ON MORRIS vey WORLD'S . 04 HIS WAY GREATEST : i TO COMEDIAN ' AUSTRALIA SUNDAY NIGHT, THE MOST BRELLIANT MUSICAL COMEDY OF THE YEAR _wirn— ARLIE CHA TALMADGE Talk about gripping drama! Talk about thrills— TAVIE BELGE . mst PUN ' suspense—and everything exciting that makes a shat > INNEW SONGS AND POPULAR OLD FAVORITES Beeaese, CLARA KIMBALLYOUNG in drama a corker, you'll get them as you never had them Compang¥ of International Artists NOSEPH MILLER, before i in “CREAKING STAIRS, d made by the same &6 Prices All Perfor mances, $2.00-50¢c, Mail Orders Now Te REE ages ci Vink Tena hg: | : DW.GRIFFITH | 8 G o i N G | — who directed “The KAISER, the Beast of Berlin,” mar® Be inning Thursday Evening, March 2 ai iatatan de | ECHLIN GAHER A, ¥ . | and starring Mary MacLaren, the American Beauty of 4 g URDAY STRAIGHT 3 the Screen. You'll think of it—dream of it—for wee's SIEBEL ime iy tga | Original Cort Theater, . Cast and Class ah ennty Bataton ‘ CHARLES RAY | a) ai afterwards, Now playing, Don’ t miss it. MR. and MRS. SIDN FY DREW Wed. Mat., 25¢ to $1.50. Nights and Sat. Mat., 50c¢ to $2 : FRANK KEENAN i a Seats for All issues an Attractions Also at Conroy's, 1100 Olive | ADDED TTR (CTION : . L A FLAT FOR TWO— "LOVE AND BABIES” A! Cash or Credit , Appearing Personally in a Spoken Play no st lt ct dt int res BESSIE BARRISCALE | MON-TUE WED Our Special ITEM || “KEEP HER SMILING” | FANNIE WARD. TAYLOR =5RAND CENTRAL rect From the Astor Theater, New York. , af WITH THE RIGINAL CAST AND PRODUCTION. , NAT GOODWIN | | ! : ‘Evening, $2.00-50¢, Sat. , Mat., 50-500, _ Mail‘ Orders Now, ata Thursday, March 20th. aa E | HAN DSO ME A | LY | lou See Them FIRST at the New Grand Central - | \ — }Biu h T 0 j H O L Me r Ss | | 1! CECIL B. D™MILLE “ITS A BEAR’ INDEFINITE ENGAGEMENT { : I a. Ee SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 25 SOLOISTS (Cait ta " | 1 > G30 ALL NE! gore -PICTUI RES | | ZAR > GENERODEMICHAND HIS Gy AOR OU Senay Sara Ea . : y SYNCOPATED PLAYERS Yi i. TH IS THURSD AY i: batten | ’ Z | THE MASTERPIECE THAT IS anaes ! ee ao geeeiee ae LAST TIMES TODAY—-MORGAN DANCERS, TRIXIE FRIGANZA = oe | | | had nt Sane aacteaee x WITH THE ; N i T A Y TOMORROW, ST. PATRICK'S DAY, AND ALL THE WEEK, 2:15, 8:15 ——— pv | MOTION PICTURE HISTORY no neat long cam ~ : priv tan innge compartment HH “YANKS”? L » CLIFTON CRAWFORD $e | Daring—Entrancing—Thrilling | i: silver drawer; handsome mir- RESERVED SEATS, 50c, 75c and $1 00, NOW at Pagar ggg? Vie - ~- STAR OF MANY MUSICAL SUCCESSES esse aa aeieaa enema = ——— . —_ = — at thin special S19. 80 | She RESERVED, AT ODEON W A tm DOORS OPEN. | MME. DOREE’S CELEBRITIES | F pape | ——— : - — , | Full of Fun — Full of Frolic price lin Impressions of the Greatest Operatic Stars TE ST 5 N D 7 Y RIC : There is in ‘‘Mickey’’ Humor, Pathos, Love and Ad- BERT FITZGIBBON | — Sn een pereenem av Giulia venture Bo Blended That It will Burn on Your 1 emory for Days an ays. ou'll Love ‘‘Mickey.’’ RUPP & LINDEN in a 1919 Novelt : oat in Hard. TODAY FOR FIVE DAYS Also a Prizma Natural Color Wonder Picture Ae : TH. Ait: LA beret eeth, Necro” dees! bret eter pa eR B Mathesesiegt it | yP 9 ARCHIE & GERTIE FALLS in “‘A Few Hard Knocks” | amie | | C C ARD 1’: D I N I N G MISS Georgette Capitola 3 WALLACE REID | Childre n Under 12 With Parents Free Except Sunday VENITA GOULD DE WOLF GIRLS , me ca tal \N ' Prices: Before 5:30, toe Humfeld’s Concert Centinuous Perfermanee DELMAR AT EUCLID PA LA CE ‘Impressions’ ’ ‘*Clothes—Clothes—cClothes' ’ | s ee ' Tae i ar ee and 256 — re 2 a ae ee All This Month MATS (Ex. Sat.-Sun.), 15c-50c. EVES., 15¢ to $1.00 it - * wT . . ” - = Special LOBSTER Dinner | | fe ay | > Served From 6 Tu 10” > S50) \ Weox J “Alias Mike Moran” |} *\, DARING IN ITS J THEGENTRAL : RICHARD WALTON TULLY Presents a * The Daffy Dill eu batisit eeeeters! : nese geri ‘ See: 2g ¥ Vert yy 4c ~~ ON gabe 47 ' . \ ee ; . ee! Wis eeeatase etathhihitt | ttien erate . ’ . NO A oat ‘ $ ANG: Olives Relish Canape Anchovies STL % | a eS \" | : wes or OP CONCERT ||| VS ————- | TRAM _INTENSITY~ Cream of Fresh Vegetables Mostacioli Mushroom Sauce Half Broiled Lobster SYMPHONY | CHES Y rR CON KLIN : : t 3:] | he | Zin caeeane Pesstecs ORCHESTRA moray ght | in “THE VILLAGE SMITHY” THE RRA! py LOVE INTRIGUE Salade Im es Lal , — RTOWN MAX ZACH, Conductor POPULAR PROGRA M—Seats 2Fand 50c. LOBSTERS DIRECT FROM LOBSTEL OW Fri. at 3:00 : &1 to &2 at Kieselhorst's, Soloist—BOULIS GRAVEURE Dancing EKvery Lvening Krone Seven Till One. Next ad at 8:15 | Tickets : 1007 Olive St. apes —Baritone | LATEST PATHE WEEKY LITERARY DIGEST — and TIMELY TOPICS A Trip Thru Alaska and Judge Rumey’s Miscue oe ST, PATRICK'S DAY CELEBRATION Sunday and Monday Eveninga—Souvcnirs. . i | — SL EY En EEE ELD EEE | West End Lyric Orchestra, David H. Silverman, Director nN peeaneuneliiade as . oves SPrreth Necere direst teeth, Neste’ ire tart et ee” Atari ee rete TTT tet SET BEE has San STE tea TE ‘Sunday Show Continuous 2 to 11 P. M. MASTER PIC: . : SSS OPERA RAND | , re — - VURE THAT e carry a complete line of HAVE YOU VISITED gr. LOUIS? LATEST SHOW PLACE ACTS OFGOOD VAUDEVILLE **0 PICTURES ——————————— Es \MAKES HEARTS yg iSc ; GRAND & EVER STOPS -1)4™ TOUTE ™ aia A STORY OF THE REALITIES OF LIFE WHEN \ eee R E Al T © 25c = : ———— eEvERY cNANCN 6P A GEA WI Tiss pecuan' SHENANDOAH (7284 an GIRLS ARE SOLD OTHE MKHEST SNDDER | iN sy i ' n and look at our stock and OLIVE = EVERY { regime ! ; ~ > FO L Li E S$ OF TO DAY eEvERY ay Y BESSIE BARRISCALE Today Continuons, * te 3h BP. mM. —s A PHOTO-PY AY WitiCH \\ Pet our prices. DAILY 2:30, 6:30, 8:45. SUNDAY, 2 TO 11 ITS & WHIRL OF SONG AND DANCE w:é Resta ookeoe nek, WORDS CAN NOT DESCRIGE | \R ROSE E EVELYN BUNNIN EARL MOSMAN AND HAL SHERMAN YOU GET in “ALL OF A SUDDEN, NORMA.” | MITCHELL LEWIS, In “@Ode of Yukon,” | | Also inquire about our combination VA U Db cE V i i i E MADE INTO A BOUQUET WITH AMERICAN BEAUTIES Sennett Comedy, ee Es _ynne oe Varia- a a \LTHALI ONTINUOUS ’ Lt he e 4 a BR ETTE R tlons''—Pathe ews—Fleanor eld Com- ee = , Lt, 1OAM-112M a SFATS. crs Range, the latest and most con IN THEUNTERNAL QUESTION edy—Ditmar’s Living Book ef Nature. in A Still Small Voice venient stove ever invented. A §) and PICTU RE-PLAYS ELSIE WILLIAMS 2 CO. wo was ro acame PUTO S ST ah . great space saver. Burns either “sire ai . Be ' Amn — , uel. Our prices range from— ( Bhcean deed eed CTE ee ee ke oa on E FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS OF ST. LOUIS’ TWO LEADING PHOTOPLAY THEATERS 15.75 on up. ; 1 ieee KIP AND KIPPY == —_—— PRESENTING “OM HELLO” COMICAL JU CCLERS CASH OR CREDIT ? 15) een 2 5) eo Ew’ 5 pica? AND ye aire erie oT te =— MONDAY ANDALL WEEK Ve — ‘EN: MARGCA' ENTERTA! 3 |AND COMEDY PICTURES OPERA HOUSE Instrumental = I | CONTINUOUS ito Bt GE - “ Make You Change of Program Today oye ; . 40c OLU ye BIA GEO. PRIMROSE ay Nc AY TY == betkedies 10c Presente ‘ag This Sunday and Week ecinvont | and 50¢ E | ft PRIMROSE FR re TTT TPT UA) EEE IT yy BARNEY GReRARD PRESENTS WATSON & COHAN 7 MINSTRELS RS) e . = ats AN Ui S.E. Cor. 11th MU cisisrie sunccae |) fomut Hae BE | oo GIRES-DE-LOOKS owe | ft PERSHING Th THEATER K TX “ANCAS 3 TH iFATE ATE F and 7 | L MILLOYY KEOUGH 5 te ACTS v0 EO NE “SLITKIN & SLOTKIN® (raven) 1 PT CARE T ee ya I me Fs a AUDEVILL re ~ G SHO ‘ ~ SON. | Franklin Av. [gif ":2ermNcone over) ocr act faa Oe errs | SIM COPGNZAY te DEL J screprs comeny cincus DOROTHY. DALTON A finn €& TANDAR Mat | NORMA TALPIADGE Bt | DOROT tiY DALTON ii A NODCE-PODCE OF BOW-wOwW-ISm : 4 | : HI Nrcccusoncsunneacano fq CEXTRAVAGANCE” Bigg | Wee BURLESQUE ily |b ‘THE PROBATION WIFE [hd | | = . | = PRICES: 4 \. \ When a man —— his wife in pueer = o~ ne ; } Christian Science |} | \°"°"° °°" JE 15c-25c The Girls From Joyland beds te Ge Hine Pht i | Ext RAVAGA GAINCE = 4 $10 LEWIS = : Cc Cc : , WITH FUNNY BILLY GILBERT ILLIAM FAR NUM } wanan't far behind | her when i ine to eponding meses: , Vs eth YS it W | } Come re En wesld wack ta “Batravaganee.” Come ENSTEIN, C. S. B. UM gee hams =~ oormaremrs Hi THE MAN-HUNTER | MACK SENNETT COMEDY a) er “ Li of The Me i “re Church, =——\ y \ , in Boston, Mass., = = 7, /FARST \S — = : Ae , ile followed the man who wronged him to a desert isle tj “THE VILLAGE SMITHY” ; Tecate eae a SHOWING SS - ne t ; SVE. CINDERELLA... “GEAUTIFUL n E L A i> eud whipped bim in the best “Farnum (ght" ever filmed | | PATHE NEWS BRAY ene wicca DLLYOCOMEDYs AEST MUSIC. If. | MUTT AND JEFF CARTOON 20th, at 8 P. M. I REX BEACH'S| Today~- Dorothy we | “OK CUT BELOW 1m TOWN ee: I. . in “HARD BOILED” TODAY AT 2. CONTINUOUS TO 11 | SC EMC T° PICAL REVIEW rn TREMENDOUS SUPERIOR musec “His Musical “Sneeze” (Comedy) ij SESSUE HAYAKAWA |\F Sunday Continuous 2 p.m.To If 1 Bo Sumpay Continuous 2p ro lipm Pathe News—Topies of the Day DRAMA OF ALASKA [Ez | ; day——-Carlyle Blackwell 3 Monday 5 ——IN— | ‘aii under 12 -10cts. underS ~e ; in “Courage for Two" ) 17H r BRAND = VIOLIN VIRTUOSO IN) RECITAL CHAPLIN in “Shoulder Arms” “THE TEMPLE OF DUSK” | | | Coma enen ensee Smepeny Fe Ae Viekets, S1, S1.50,. 82—DBexes, 815 Whether the fad may have bees =] Tickets, #1, $1.60. s2—Moxes, $15 Tues. & Wed. “Little Women’ ALICE BRA DY } ~ 4} bo SUNDAY 6 MicHhts 15 ‘ k DANSECUR Premier oper = on +e L. rom Rovsal SUNSHINE: COMEDY ene. DANE ING ‘an we? . a" rtnhes Don't worry v at oar-Tiaspatch ( a Monday and Tuesdays, ol SOA es War ?) Ne a a — - —— + . ~~ ON ll = ned ~~ — eit aad lost Sete back that | HARLES RAY, ¢ a¢ ig KR that iost articla “THE caw oO} THE NORTH.’

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SUNDAY MORNIN G, MARCH 16, 1919. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH +) ; co ‘ EGE 4 dt Pe hage _- - ¢BOUGHTAT fi te : a3 - tt t ty $ i: > ~~ - E + it +4 | oes 4 ~s 4 eo tae wt ae t F tie 1 ” i § ba 5 osee 4 Be . 7 > —* hg IOI R EE aRE EER ee NR Nk BER TE ig AGP A one ; : About 2000 pair of splend EE included at this big | S worth much more than * Away Monday cenenenenainneeeee ee er fe Pe eeweercrwr re ee emhlUcr hlUcrhUcr Uhh $6.00 Serge Pants $ bargain Men’s $6.00 Pants equ id blue serge Pants are price—every this—all pair sizes—Swept ove ef eo eeeeeeesteeeeeeee#eteee Fine worsted Pants pertly tailored in ery + + ae Sr , se eeeoeneeseenwnspee@~seeaneseeee © ie Men’s $7.00 Pants 5 in all of the newest pat- terns including the popular military way—all sizes waist—Swept Away’ Monday t : stripes——ex- 28 to 6U eeee ees esc es0e0e8002066868086.8 Our Windows ~~ CLOTHING COMPANY 7 N. W. COR. EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON AV. Are Full of These Bargains. See Them! SHOW YOU OU in the new White Gold; lovers of this imperial gem. than right now. LIBERTY RINGS $5 a Mopth - : Loftis Perfection Solitaire Diamond Ring The most popular solitaire ring ever | ed. h Diamond is selected with sapecial reference to the epread effect and brilllancy which ehereeterize all our Diamonds. This beautiful G-prong 14 karat solid gold mounting is faultlessly symmetrical, embodying all the lines of delicacy and beauty with the necessary security and strength. s Handsome Wrist Watch wide- BROS & C0, 1353 IAMONDS! You do not need cash. | Haney, ~=6eof a large handsome solitaire that would | eost Mounting is 14 karat eolid gold. WATCHE | LOFTIS BROS é& CA ON CREDIT ALL WE ASK IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO R DIAMONDS The great brillianey and distinctive beauty of our Diamonds, when set Green Gold or Plaginum mountings, appeal to aX At no time’are greater values obtainable We trust the people. BONDS ACCEPTED. Loftis Solitaire Diamond Cluster Bing Has seven fine Diamonds, mounted so | as to look like one large single, stone. The secret of the rare beauty 6F this rine lien in the perfectly matched stones, all the Diamonds, set in plat- inum,. being uniform in size and bril- thus producing the appearance four times much. three or as - Loftis Gypsy . Ring . : - | Month 1035-—Bracelet Watch, gold filled. hand- | 4 engraved case and brace let, bright finish S513 Thre ’ ww e@il. matched, perfect a : Full Jeweled movement, gilt dial. $29 cut, Bne Diamonds, full of bril- Gueranteed 20 yours. Priced at onia y S~. a “g — TE old, olishes nigh. ou concede that it isn extraordinary : : $2.90 a Month. vaive at 855. Pay 85.50 a month. 7 en ee he we a Call ofr write for catalog P05 OPEN EVENINGS Phone Centr: “DOS2, Main 07, and | paleaman wi) , call. The National Credit Jewelers “ Second Floor Carleton HBullding, 308 N. Siuth St. Near Olive St. Louwts, | were advancing ihe was in, =7 11 MORE ST. LOUIS: S| WOUNDE IN PARTY AT THE BARRACKS Thirty-One From Other Mis- souri Towns—After Com- plete Recovery Men Will Be Discharged or Given Vocational Education. Another group of sick and wound- |§ ‘ed soldiers arrived at Jefferson Bar- | racks yesterday from Camp Mills, N. Y. In the party were 45 men, alJ ! convalescent, of whom 11 were Bt. ' ‘Louisans and 31 from other parts of | Missouri. Smat!l detachments have, been arriving at intervals for the} past few weeks. covery the men will be discharged After complete re- | from the army, provided they do not. wish to take = special courses in vocational training. The St. Louisans are: Government | First Sergeant Jantes M. Callison, Machine Gun Battalion, his address as Railway Mail Seventh Division, St. Louis. James E. Conley, 354th In- fantry, 1437 Dillon street. Corp. Jerome Speier, ry, 5537 Pershing avenue, 129th gave Service, Corp. a former who | 137th Infant- | member of the Fifth Missouri In- fantry. Private Roy T. Humphreys, 166th | 6918 Southwest avenue. Robert . . eZ . a ne VY) 4 ' . j . . o , i ' - ; 4 7 ij 3 - . td * an een . : ‘ ’ * ww a & A . . mises y ' } A. ALP ’ ro . . - « ’ : \ a oe i ' d . aes Po ’ , BeOS . ~ a . » & ; ; "Uh | a ~ - | ' , ; od . _ For the Spring Bride You—anybody—can afford it at Macky’s. STRICTLY ONE We enient to yourself. ome for yourself and a pe : ae eee “a4, Lear Bs. at 23 2) eT Se Specials for the Coming Week a ——————————_ etl ——_—_—— ar a? a — eet. VA PLES OME E This Wonderful SS = [ Kitchen {ASIAN — Lib", ~~. Mite market. edges and —special price, YOUR —this is one of the most perfect and most economical refrigerators on the —lined in galvanized steel. $9.95 Macy , @ Cabinet On Sale This Week a te at the Special Price of Q5 ~ Nels on . ~ mone a i ——~ —has every convenience. r —the outside case has rounded corners and is beautifully finished. ny > ed o Terms $2 Monthly | nf —_—— I é ") La i —this splendid cabinet is made y's di, hil = of oak and in the golden finish i eee —is large and roomy and well {| == oa 5g cee # OWN TERMS. arranged—everything is within ~ easy reach, making it a \won- derfully convenient cabinet. — it is a value that will make you open your eyes. rug values. bargain that you just cannot found , here one. CREDIT a a A AVE S/AS) y AM Room Size Brussels Rugs —this is positively the last word “in never in the history o the industry ha been priced as low as this: will be pleased with the handsome patterns you will see. surprised at the splendid quality and at this lowest of prices. YOUR OWN TERMS. \ fs Ris Ratan os Baby Carriages The most complete line of Baby Carriages in St. Louis wilfbe newest styles and colors are here in a wide variety of pri¢es and quality to suit every- The model pictured is only one of the fine low-priced values in the line. SES pas MAMAMAN: ry" spe! ” anteet; ee Pe fe £ subs wan't in fi | | (RYE , . Jk Wil %; Gentlemen 5 ~ Wardrobe , ; or : ; -% “% Vhs ae: Pe -4 . , : . fay ; : i $ ; A : - ; ; mn e . ; 4 ’ Fr ’ e * > 4 , - © —_e_—_---——_—_— : , Z — sf6 } ; : } > ; > ; ; g i. i , ’ - “ } $1 .50 Down— $1.50 a Month —made in the oak finish, high- ly polished. —it has large draw- ers, hatbox and a _ spacious wardrobe. —exactly suited to the needs of men who wish to keep all clothing within easy reach. —-the chifforobe is am- ply large and will hold five suits. A ge ee WAS A Le RAO ORO AA DAA %Y s* 4 Aas? § , 4 . » Ly 4 MANNS. “/f A LS S 7? mee ==. SSSR \ OAM AA AR WAN WEAN GAN as a rug of this qualit —you —you will be —it is Sp 30 \ Wy rr UY y 2 eee are ties, SANG wh Yj RX we AWAY’ ‘4 — Seid LEY On RE en A Living Room By Day—A Sacineead By Night —Here are four handsome pieces that practically fur- ~ a 3 8 5 ° nish a combination living room and bedroom. The Daveno with one simple twist is easily converted into a full-size bed. Chair and rockers are upholstered to per- fectly match the Daveno. The table is extra, well fin- ished and strongly constructed $1.00 WEEKLY at Macky’s. The Prices start at $21.50. Go-Carts as low as $10.25. FURNITURE | co: ginal OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. ea 119 _ = = \ - Terms $2 Weekly We show the full line of Buck’s and Quick ¥ Meal Gas Ranges A Gas Stoves —made of heavy bevel steel plates, substantially braced and strength- ened. —asbestos-lined oven that is heated by heavy flame plates—two burners—one of the greatest fuel savers on the price, market. —special 16" TERMS TO. SUIT. TIA Se WANA & ey . ‘aside Eel Uaioe eae = ea See a i “i ~ye ors J wt Buck's Quick Meal and many other standard makes. Buck’s Combination Ranges ‘*Economy’’ is the big factor to- day, and the best way to’ practice economy is to use a Combination Coal and Gas Range—they burn coal or gas at the same time—a great saver of fuel.. We handle the famous ‘*Buck’s’’ Combination Range only, as they have proven their worth many times over—reasonable préeces. Come in and see them. TERMS TO SUIT. will place in your home this beanti- ful new model of the Columbis Grafonola. —-You will take pride in owning one of the models. —It is a beautiful piece of furniture and a fine musical instrument—has large built-in record cabinet —this model sells for $90 -—you pay the balance in weekly or monthly pay- ments, as desired NO INTEREST CHARGED. Rie, > oe 1 ONES CR gta PEP retR ER be orton GR a 2 ’ : re we ay : CSRARNRE RIN SIS Nets a Te at SIO ROR Re, OE ’ t ‘ | | a ay, re a PRION, TBE SORE ALI Me ale err oa LEAGUE O Policy of the Americ tive in Endeavs About a Worl That Aims to I * Wars Warmly Men and Women English Opinion, RESIDENT Wils of a League of Ne supported by the of British public opin ing striking expresst¢ women of many profe all classes shows how belief that in the Pre: be found a cure for} terrible consequences. The Right Rev. J. E.C y tare D. D. (Fe Calcutta and Metnop My reason for supportis policy is threefold: 1. It is a democratic po above all, monarchism, has wanting. It has proved its humanity. It means war, demccracy is pacific at he yelies upon the peoples. 2. It is a cosmopolitan destroying the law of for mote truth, freedom and league of nations, if it a set itself against arbitra’ tious schemes; it will follo division, whether geograph the peoples; it will treat s with the same equitable c 8. It is a Christian poll world is that nations sha others like Christian. ger should avoid jealousy ant should believe their inter not antagonistic but coinc’ ferences arise, as they mu time, between them, the; differences not by warfare. tration. This, too, is the The Right Hon. J. R. ' Food Controller. I support President Wiles that policy is well establis it will insure continued p exercise the necessary mé to improve relationships b It will establish the pra dealings between nations | and harmful diplomacy p! will by its effect and ex many beneficial political 1 ent countries of the earth, tend also to improve the economic changes and ma industrial legislation requli of the wageearning class tries. The Rev. R. F. Hort Chairman of the Con I support President W! Woodrow Wilson, by his culture, and by his posit! great nation, was able to ! juster view of the situation men did. He saw distinct tween the old tyranny ant his strong utterances were brought the cause of milits And then he was able, | to sketch the great conc leagued together for the «ec as his own states are unite fument. With dispassion the 14 points of such a ne' fore his clear and convinc! thoughts of militarisin are to subside. I cannot help thinking, t of those men who are rals ers of new epochs and th him to pull humanity up to Lady Henry Somerset tional British Wor Association. It is more than 20 year Mr. Edison's room, he ss Cease, because when sciez knowledge at the disposal the weapons will become 4 tion so gigantic, that war der, and can no longer «1 that I should live to sce prophecy. I support, heart and s0 policy: First, because, eve fied, it is no longer the f

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STRICTLY | ONE Flas |] Macky’s. We Vicinity, -and be- enient to yourself. home for yourself and » stop aati Below are \ 2 Ac it 3 Terms $2 Weekly ’ ‘ Nay 7 f “We show the full line of Buck’s and Quick A Meal Gas Ranges Gas Stoves of heavy bevel steel plates, i » . ie 7 Lome) "3 = BF; a . > > ‘¢ ¥y 3 h |Leadershi of 119 |] . of British public opinion. ig eee whe will take them end make thermselves independent, See the Want Pages today. ‘&. Louis Sundey newspaper. init aE ne 9T-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH be oe oh Many Buyers Are Watching the Want Ads. Buyers ef the entire Southwest cas be reached at a minimum expense, sn the FOUN oth Miscellaneous Fee Sale offers than es the FOUR ether St. Leuis news 4p PART THREE. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1919. PAGES 1—10. "Policy of the American n Chief Execu- tive in Endeavoring to Bring About a World Organization That Aims to Prevent Future Wars Warmly Applauded by Men and Women in Forefront of English Opinion. RESIDENT Wilson and his policy of a League of Nations are warmly supported by the enlightened part The follow- ing striking expressions by men and women of many professions and nearly all classes shows how widespread ts the belief that in the President's plan may be found a cure for militarism and its terrible consequences. The Right Rev. J. E. C. Weldorf, Dean of ——— Clement Shorter Sees, in Wilson’s Scheme, a Way To Ireland’s Freedom. By Clement K. Shorter, Editor of the London Sphere. I support President Wilson’s policy because I believe that he will provide England with a conscience at her one vulnerable point—her treatment of Ire- land. England, with Great Britain, will stand shoulder to shoulder with Presi- dent Wilson in protecting the small na- tions of the Continent; he has pledged himself to do so and we shall accept wholeheartedly his lead. ’ England has always behaved splen- didly when there have been struggles for freedom outside of her own domin- ions, in Italy and Greece, for example. ‘But Englishmen are wont to assume that Ireland is really an English coun- ritish Editors and Authors Acclaim President Wilson | LEAGUE OFN ATION S CALLED ‘THE HOPE OF HUMANITY? + @&@ moralist, y —— They See, in 1 He Plan, an End to Militarism and Its Terrible Con- sequences and Many Believe It Marks the Advent of an Era in | Which the Brotherhood of Man Will Be the Guiding Spirit in All International Relations. ‘Lust of the Continental Nations, New and Old, Adjoining the Cen- tral Powers, for the Full Terri- torial Spoils of the War, Was Overcome Only With the Great- est Difficulty. oe successor of Abraham Lincoln. .That the charac- ter and influence of his principle as a statesman, a seeker after righteousness and peace, and as one who is doing all that he can do to further the sovereiguty of the people, jus: | tifies us, in the language of the Son of yee, the New York Evening Post. in saying: “His own memorial shall not depart | WASHINGTON, March 14. away, and his name shall live from generation to generation.” BY DAVID LAWRENCE O true American can’ leave the atmosphere N: the peace conference at Paris and re -- Joseph King, M. P. for North Somerset. 1. President Wilson is by position, dignity turn to the United States without a feel- ‘ing of having literally left one world to get back to another—so different are the problems Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch and ‘ How Reactionaries Demanding “Peace of Might” Caused Dissensions at Versailles a AITRERTO UNTOLD CHAPTERS FROM THE PARIS CONFERENCE Tvs is none of the freedom ‘pide and America Early Found a which newspaper men would have T ; \ Faave proven their worth nes over—reasonable prices. n.and see them. TERMS TO SUIT. ’ lace in your home this beautt- ew model of the Columpia bola. --You will take pride in , One of the models. —It is utiful piece of furniture and musical instrument—has built-in record cabinet model sells for $90 pay the balance in y or monthly pay- , a8 desired—~ INTEREST RGED. > d tration. Durham, D. D. (Formerly Bishop of Calcutta and Metnopolitan of India.) My reason for supporting President Wilson’s | policy is threefold: 1. It is a democratic policy. Militarism and, above all, monarchism, has been tried and found wanting. It has proved itself to be the curse of humanity. It means war, and not peace. But demccracy is pacifie at heart and the President relies upon the peoples. 2. It is a cosmopolitan policy. It aims at destroying the law of force. It seeks to pro- , mote truth, freedom and righteousness. The ” teague of nations, if it comes into being, will set itself against arbitrary, aggressive, ambi- tious schemes; it will follow the natural lines of} division, whether geographical or racial, among with the same equitable consideration. 8. I€ is a Christian policy. world is that nations shall behave each to the others like Christian gentlemen; that, they should avoid jealousy and trickery; that they The need of the{ culties other than by slaughte country—and she is gqgwerning Ireland at this moment exactly as Prussia gov- ernéd Alsace for 48 years. In. Alsace patrigtic men were impris- oned for singing‘their own songs, for attempting to explain their country’s story; these things are being done in Ireland every day. President Wilson, with 12,000,000 of Irishmen in his own Country to placate, will doubtless help us to a humble contemplation of our duty toward — in Ire- land. = © forces by legitimate methods. Secondly, because I believe, if it be true that our civilization is of - the peoples; it will treat small states and great’ any value, we are bond to find some sane meth- od of settling international disputes and diffi- Thirdly, be- cause, in spite of the agony throwgh which the world has passed and the horror wrought dur- ing the last four years, men’s minds have been should believe their interests to be ultimately ( pradually turning to higher aspirations and holier not antagonistic but coincident, and that if dif-) hopes for themselves and for mankind. ferences arise, as they must arise from time to time, between them, they should settle those differences not by warfare, but by judicial arbi- This, too, is the word of Jesus Christ. And a truer understanding of the obligations, of man to man will beget h truer patriotism and a better realization of our. responsibilities to- ward humanity. ) ) of a league of Nations. The Right Hon. J. R. Clynes, M. P., Late) Sir Arthur Holland, Kt. (Senior Partner } Food Controller. I support President Wilson's policy because if that policy is well established by larger nations {ft will insure continued peace in the world and exercise the necessary mor&l authority greatly to improve relationships between all peoples. It will estabHsh the practice of democracy in dealings between nations in place of the secret and harmful diplomacy previously pursued. It} will by its effect and example tend to inspire many beneficial political reforms in the differ- ent countries of the earth, and would, I believe, tend also to improve the quality and level of economic changes and make more uniform the industrial legislation required for the-betterment of the wage-earning classes in industrial coun- | tries. { The Rev. R. F. Horton, M. A., D. D., Chairman of the Congregational Union. I support President Wilson's policy because Woodrow Wilson, by his mental and spiritual culture, and by his position as the head of a great nation, was able to form a far clearer and juster view of the situation than European states- men did. He saw distinctly the great issue be- tween the old tyranny and the new liberty, and his strong utterances were hammer blows which brought the cause of militarism to ruin. And then he was able, as no other man was, to sketch the great conception of the nations leagued together for the g¥od of the whole world as his own states are united in one Federal Gov- @nment. With dispassionate force he laid down the 14 points of such a new world order, and be- fore his clear and convincing intellect the turgid thoughts of militarism are more and more forced to subside. I cannot help thinking, therefore, that he is one of those men who are raised upto be the found- ers of new epochs and that it will be given to him to pull humanity up to another plane. Lady Henry Somerset, President of Na- tional Association. It is more than 20 years ago that, standing in Mr. Edison’s room, he said to me, “War will Cease, because when science has put all her knowledge at the disposal of the fighting force the weapons will become so terrific, the destruc- fon so Sigantic, that war wet be scientific mur- der, and can no longer exist.” I little dreamed | | | ) ) | , | | ) ) ) British Women’s Temperence | that I should live to. see the fulfillment of his} Prophecy. I support, heart and soul, President Wilsen’'s } Policy: First, because, even if war can be justi- fied, it is no longer the fair contest of opposing | of Arthur Holland & Co., Shipowners.) | I consider President Wilson's policy as re-; gards the league of nations absolutely sound, and | it will be a great thing for civilization if that | and not seeing, which is the policy of most. league can be perfected. The difficulties I fore- see are in getting anything definite from the stray elements in Russia. Yet the league cannot be complete without the inclusion of all nation- alities. I take it that the Central Powers would come in, but I have not much faith in the delegates from Russia who may meet at Prinkipo confer- ence having any authority from the populations interested to act in the matter. The leading; ‘Powers would have to do the nec- essary police work to enforce the league’s reso- lutions. Sir Charles Macara, Bart., President En- glish Federation Master Cotton Spin- ner’s Association, Chairman Interna- tional Federation. President Wilson has proved himself to be a | | ( ( f wise, a firm and a capdble administrator, and) abounding in patience. When he was neutral he maintained a rigorous neutrality, quite regard- less of the showers of criticism that fell upon him; and when he entered the war that deter- mination Which characterized his neutrality has been cast in favor of a vigorous prosecution of the war, in order to better assist in securing an early, a satisfactory and a permanent peace. President Wilson had to wgit for Amerjga’s | \ ) hour to strike, and when that fateful hour came‘ the American nation heard its clear, ringing call to duty and to sacrifice, and responded with an enthusiasm that knew no bounds. President Wilson we now know to be a man of magnetic enthusiasm, and to his masterly diplomacy we attribute much that the Americans have done in the fight, not for thig country or France, not for Belgium or Russia, but for civill- zation. ' We welcomed the adhesion of our new ally‘ for the moral justification which it gave to our } : : “to defond the) Supporting President Wilson’s policy? aims, which were and still are 2 | | | | | high cause of freedom and the rights of human- ( ity against the gravest menace by have ever ben imperilled.”’ We recognize and fully appreciate that Presi- dent Wilson and his people are not fighting for any lust of conquest, greed for territory; selfish alms whatsoever. We gratefully acknowledge that the co-opera-| tion of tg United States—the greatest demdc- racy in the world—with the allies in this war was the turning point of thé war, and made vic-) tory for the people certain. Finally, we regard President Wilgon as a worthy f which they ) | they are the genuine outcome of what one may no \ } | this time, even if we cannot understand, or even cannot approve, all he seems to be doing. 2. The old diplomatic methods and personall- ties in Europe have made a hopeless mess of things and are rightly discredited. Our only hope is in Wilson and the new spirit which he brings. 3. The democratic-republican world and all it partnership between Governments and private business. o Notwithstanding President ence that a league of nations should be the key- stone of the p emphasis on thé humanifarian idealistic phases of the world sentiment, and his argument that something must be done at once to} prevent the stands for needs to be extended from America| .o.1q trom being plunged anew into a devastat- to the Eastern Hemisphere. Our monarchies and | ing war, questions of territory and money and aristocracies are dying and their powers are de-| aij the numerous desires, which are derived clining. But it is a slow, painful-process. Wil-| trom those two things, were constantly being son will quicken and ease for us the fall of | forced to the front crowned heads and the obliteration of salma castes. | Governments professed the same thing through 4. In particular, Wilson’s policy of fighting | ¢neir spokesmen, but if the world had a steno- Bolshevism by food, not by force, is simple, sound | graphic record of what has been said at the pri- and sincere. Wilson's insist- by European’ countries. America wanted nothing but world peace. Other |vate conferences between the heads of Govern- The Hon. and Rev. James Adderley, the ments, it would wonder whether the peace con- G Pp ais ‘ference at Paris was a council of peace or a con- reat Preacne ‘sultation of victors dividing spoils. Certainly I support President Wilson’s policy because I) ‘the influence of America has been a check upon agree with the Pope that he has a master mind. ‘the tendency which existed at the beginntng to He is the one person in authority least biased make the Paris conference nothing better than by nationalism who seems determined to work the congress of Vienna, where peoples were for the abolition of war and the establishment | handed ‘about like so much property by Princes He is the least sway ed | and Kings. And it may be said in passing that by popular opinion and the most aware of the/;, an environment of this kind.the British dele- sacrifices that will have to be made. gation was glad to join hands with the Amer- + He really believes in democracy, which is more | icans to prevent the Paris conference from than can be said for many who are now profes- | patching up only territorial squabbles and levy- ‘sing a new creed in flat contradiction to their | ing an indemnity on a country that was to be ( beliefs before Ahe war. He also really knows how | Geprived of the means of earning that indem- to wait and see, which is better than not waiting | nity. | Mit} If he goes on as-he has begun we shall have. a real peace. I cannot thin kof any one lse in) the world in whom we could put so much trust: | England Cooperates With Wilson J — President Wilson was successful in getting Jerome K. Jerome, Author and Dramatist. | ‘the league of nations discussed first and made a [ pray for the success of President Wilson’s | part of the peace treaty itself. He-was success- policy because I am convinced it is the only pol-| fy] {in getting a constitution of the league of icy that can give the world any hope of peace. / nations drafted, which must, of course, M. Clemenceau’s opposition policy of building! amended and changed in the next few weeks to that Temple of Despair which he calls the “bal-|in the American Senate, but the modifications ance of power” is the policy of a mdn who has which must surely be proposed by other coun- forgotten nothing, who has learned nothing. M./ tries. He was able to get something concrete Clemenceau’s policy, supported by the blind im-| done in his preliminary visit because of the perialists of Italy and England, would leave Eu-! splendid co-operation given him by Great Brit- rope still a seething caldron of hate and greé@./ain. It id the single outstanding fact of the President Wilson’s policy is the only policy| peace conference—England and America are that can save Europe from anarchy. If it does | working together for the common benefit of not succeed, then the war is only just begun. | mankind. History no doubt will give Mr. Wilson much Sir John Kirk, Organizing Secretary of credit ree his initiative at the Peace Conference ( the Ragged School Union. ‘and his indefatigable labors to keep the moral | I have a deep-rooted: conviction that only a/tone of the affair lofty, but unprejudiced Amer- league of nations can save the world from the /{cang who were present will unhesitatingly de- curse of war and prevent civilization from laps- fia that if the peace treaty of Paris is hailed ing into barbarism. by the world as the gréatest advance ever made The European compact would seem to be too/jin international ethics, the idealism and whole- near to the arena of conflict to come easily to| hearted co-operation of men like Premier Lloyd an agreement, for did not Castlereagh go to the George, Secretary Balfour, Lord Robert Cecil, Vienna Congress with a draft scheme in his | Gen.,Smuts and others in the British delegation,’ pocket for a league of nations and find the local | British and Amertgan correspondents have been ( prejudice too strong for him? _co-operating—indeed, Britain and America with | But 3000 miles away we have a nation of 100,-/| all their family quarrels found themselves kins- up again from the ruins of a hundred failures| meet not merely some of the objections = j ) by precedent, an amalgam: of the old English | at Paris. stock, a virile, quick-witted people, with lofty | ideals and democratic interests. It has written its peaceful principles in hyman | blood in this war, and a man has emerged im-| bued with the right spirit and with gifts suit-, 80 pronounced fs the entente between repre ed to bring about this sorely needed brotherhood sentatives of the two English-speaking demoo- of nations: Can I have a stronger reason for Tacies that certain French politicians have | deemed it wise to stir up a little propaganda, ) both inside England and Frfnce, to the effect | Some Wrong Impressions of France | ce treaty, notwithstanding h be } hasn’t been before the 000,000 unhampered by tradition and unfettered | men after all when they touched the ce stroyed. 2 1 turb their intimacy. References are made in} ag good a test of democracy as can be offered. published articles to the effect that America is) Although declaring that there is no censorship far away, wants to cut down the great British! on. outgoing dispatches, a strict censorship is navy, and that really France and England, being} ma@intained on everything printed in France. neighbors, must combine and stay combined, sal Even newspapers published in the English lan- soon. If Great Britain finds herself closer to the ( guage like the American edition of the London Unitied States at the Peace Conference than to} Daily Mail or the Paris editions of the New France, it is because she prefers to support’ york Herald and Chicago Tribune, are subject to ideals which men like Sir Edward Grey and} censorship. other English Liberals have for years been en- All the dispatches of the American corre deavoring to implant in European politics and spondents are read by French censors. Assur: because the French Government is today domi-) ances are given that they are not in any way nated by men who don’t have the same faith in! deleted or delayed, but the French censors read liberalism that their colleagues do. them just the same. It’s like having someone But it is easy to give a wrong impression of; over your shoulder all the time. discussing merely the small class which is tefhporarily in power in Paris. France is a mixture of many things. American soldiers returning from France are bitter in their critti- cism of French shopkeepers and merchants—but these are not representative of France. Finan- ciers and spedal interests who are in league with ; certain political leaders and pull the strings of | intricate French politics ought not to be pro: jected as the true France. ~ : France wh g Some Methods of Censorship. + On one conspicuous occasion Premier Clemen- ceau had in his hand a copy of a dispatch sent by an American correspondent and discussed it permitted to go to America. How many more The manner in which the French justify their censorship, is in effect simply to distinguish bet we ilit | French Politicians Control Press |) (70 Miary and political matters... 8 on American delegation at the pegce confer- cnce hasn't had the gumption to make protest or to order the American military censors at the Bourse in Paris to cease reading outgoing dispatches. As it works out, the French Government per- mits Paris newspapers to publish insidious at- tacks on President Wilson and to print conspicu- ously reports reflecting on the behavior of American troops. Not long ago one of the Paris newspapers published a report that American:sol- diers during the month of December had commit- ted 34 murders, several hundred assaults, and other crimes in Paris. Also ‘it has persistently circulated throughout Paris that an American officer had killed a French officer and had been himself shot by another in a brawl! just around the corner from the American peace mission's headquarters. Those Socialists who embrace President Wil- son as their savior, but who merely represent elements of anarchy and Bolshevism, are by no means representative of the true France any more than the politicians who keep an inspired press busy doing their bidding and keep the critical press muzzled by a censorship, notwith-: standing the fact that France is supposed to be a democracy. These same politicians control the press and what can be published in criticism of the present French administration, and they have systematically opposed attempts to have a general election, though the French Parliament people in nearly four years. Unfortunately these are some of the men who/ talk for France at the Paris conference, but the } real France is out in the villages and towns ‘hee the brave French poilu dwells. Millions of these heroic men and women survive the most terrible war in history, and no historian probably will: ever be able to picture adequately the wonderful stoicism of the Frenchman who fought for his country notwithstanding the fact that he received | a few cents a day, while at his side foreign } troops received $30 a month. Thé people who bore the burdens of the war reflect the soul of France. For them the affection of Americans can never diminish no matter what the politicians say or do, for there is a day of reckoning coming, prob- ably after the Peace Conference is over, when / distribution of the indemnity and other questions , are mooted, when the French people may ask whether the bulk of the money is to go to re‘ plenish large business interests so many of which | paid such negligible excess profits taxes com- pared to other countries during the war, or to the people whose relatives and homes were de- | Uneruths Printed About Americans. | Neither the report of the murders nor the brawl was true, and Gen. Pershing himself has since issued a denial and a statement of facts.. So the French censorship, which so many French officials have attempted to justify to me on the ground that it is neccesary to prevent attacks on their allies by irresponsible newspapers, didn’t work out at all in that direction, and if the truth were told by the American mission it would have many a complaint to make at the treatment it has received by certain French newspapers said to be in the confidence of the present French administration, The trouble about reporting the Paris peace conference is that many ple there think the war is still on, and that war conditions should continue to prevail with respect to public expres- sion. Up to the time I left Paris it was ab solutely impossible for a correspondent to obtain from a French telegraph office a copy of any dis- patch he had ever sent, so that he could de- termine, for example, what time it had been transmitted, or whether it had been tampered with. All information of this sort was refused by order of the French Government. Many cor- respondents felt intimidated by the situation. Others found themselves called to book by the French in various ways whenever they endeav- ored to speak in criticism of French proposals. (Copyright, 3919, ty the Now York Fventng Peet.) age -2~ ata aaa nae Present Cabinet Near Demise | The present French Cabinet will not last very long—that is the prediction of those American correspondents of long residence fn France, who know French politics well. Bolshevism is not coming in France, but a sensible liberalism is bound to get control of the Government. In/ Ernest Rhys, Critic and Scholar. ISAM I SS BEES oS hee ea to this big question of a parliament of nations; good old Lincoln tradition safe back home from ‘and one knows by his writings that he was in-/ the Paris melting pot. Harry Jeffs, Chairman of the Brother- President Wilson's ideas appeal to me because call the plain man’s politics and working philoso- | phy, tested by the four years’ strain of war ana the hard problems of peace. By working them out as he has done he has become the natura 1) representative of aims we have all been cherish- | In short, one believes in hfm because his ing in our own predicament, and his official statesmanship seems to give him a liberal su- cares have not spoiled the —- play of his’ pernational interest in states and men every- sympathies. 'where-the United States of the world as well’ He comes, then, as a convinced leaguer. some- as the U, S. A. And we over here, at any rate, clined long before he became President to think |of the Old World and the New as a single com- | monwealth. thing more than an old style American democrat, . need not be anxious lest he shold not carry the; on each other, ‘ a tector ness” of humanity. which contributes ‘nai values to the com- mon good and is enriched by the gifts pooled by the other members. 7 The Rev. Dr. James Lindsay, M. A, B. Se Ase Tee I support President Wilson's policy because of the rich potentiality it carries for greater harmony and cooperation among the nations in matters social, political, industrial and com- mercial. Such {!nternational relations already Continued on Page Twa, A -_ —— ee . - ; ae. eel — ee .- ——_ -_—- hood International Committee, Editor Christian ‘World Pulpit. The value of President Wilson‘s policy lies in the fact of his clear recognition of the “whole The age of antagonistic na- tional separative Sinn Fetnism is past. 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me os Te A Seat Sane OUR SEY EP ie roa - — SO ce. Srey LE Be 7 tS Ee SO gape yy ale aia o. OBE ng . oe . ¥ ? \ | ae : r : é | ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY. MORNING, MARCH 16, 1919. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | Le Ss ADVEETISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT. SN SS SNA * SNANAAA CAAA A AAAAAN ’ MOY AN SY ~ SS ‘ S RG GK SS SYN \ es ~~ . . “ . * . . . SAWN W'S) NSS SS AS ADA \wa SDAA LSS SARA ~N ‘ SS SS SS WH 7p7\- ’ - S yy “ - SN ~ 4 A : > + ith =? ge : oe 43% —'/ if, L ips ¢ pares” A \ mss ‘A 2 oe es Ss ~ . . © aa "7, » S Soo oS? o ° : oy “4 x ; 4 *.. i —%, a “en. *o, °° "a . : 7 ; . e eo, a i. be °. * « . e e * =a . \ > ‘ / ore * - a ° @ e * veut vue Z Feds nee oi si vay “ a eeqrcerentn : 5 : : * a ' t ° on hand; and making liberal allow- | aot, } x oa pouch | Nf ance for all normal domestic re- Judged by actual comparative: food food. Because it 18 most economical, nas f Pa — ’ e: : “ ; e ° * e . . ed Sy ee ee nourishing and appetizing. Because it is aw SS i spproximate excess of . 200,000,000 values, macaroni_1s. more.nutritious than } a well balanced food, neither too heavy nor It gives energy without heat. s ff / 44 fff (p37, tf /,, sf ( ss 7 /s AM fbb tb G14 ths Ade tid i, LALA Shs fj Vy, Y Yity Yip y hh Al iy Ah A, 4 th, s 4p 44 Jf yj “44 y Cal, Vu M Yue“. ’ SPL ASMA SL SIA - Se ee Coast ee sa Pasa bm oe aoe eee fe. enters > eter . ee en ee a aed , ‘ Z COCKROACH POWDER — NI bushels of wheat! bread, meat or potatoes. One single 7 »1E AND SOLD ' SSS B i: : , m SNS fs Fat more wheat. It is economical, ound ontal bod1| too light. . D. HUSSUNG a | the cheapest food in the world. - package contains more bodily : $9 Pine Street. Both Phones os Also,because an increased consump- vigor than two pounds of beef! A fitting Lenten food. A. splendid ntfacts taken to clean out Oock: : SS ; hes, Bed Bugs, Rats and Mice. Ww 2 tion of wheat will tend materially RKENS GRAY HAIR ‘ * toward a reduction of taxes, by Fat macaroni for economy’s sake. It summer food. A food for all.times.and | : s reliéving the government of.a . | mty Tablet-Tollet Necessity. Sh sztious .burden. is.all.food—there.is.no.waste: The.cost all.seasons.for— Everybody! « te ee Keep your hair young, soft and lus- us. If your hair is gray or faded, Never-Tel, the world’s greatest r restorative. Delicately perfumed easily dissolved in. a little water used. Not a dve and does not in. A real dressing that does the rk so gradually your own friends 4 S YAYQ®™AAGGD SSSOre S : AK SNES Sa . SESS SN ‘ S& SSS SC QS RV ws SC|jDE_ GQ AAAAAANAAAGLI|ELA|GA GLIA SV sss SARS. SE GAN A boratories Co., Dept. 102, Bansag SSS . ~AA SSNS ~ ~ ss ~ ~~ . ~ ss ~ ~ SN ~~ ss SSS WMA LO .

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH W Ged iis er SUNDAY MORNING, MARGH 16, 1919. SL ~ oo any ee ee a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH e = —=—— ont Phd, fie 5 Le ag , set rh oonarantgay eng AM LIA in Sint His grandfather, G. A. Wells, years old. He enlisted last fall, and lives at 3936 Russell avenue. |was soon promoted to a Neutenancy, then was made Captain, and finally He sailed for France Jan. and is stationed at Paris. Maj. Wells is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Hal P. Wells of Evanston, IIL. who resided on Delmar boulevard , Vandeventer until four years bea” See: taro nine penetrance * AS 0SS MAJOR AT IS RE iS RED CR George Dudley oe riche eae ees ea eps Wg fi aye ds Le ee Mees wae, Ae Sahetapeetes tenor, assisted by Miss Marie Burks, pianist, and Her- ) Wells, Former St. | B. E. Lemon, Loutsan, Is in Paris. Maj. George Dudley Wells of the \American Red Cross; a former. St. | Loulsan, has the distinction of being one of the youngest men of that rank in the Red Cross service. ey ¥ OE Oe > aan al = agai oa > 4 OF dy gee . 3 ‘al CP RRR Ne er eA imei eeenme rete Rew» ee eee cee ~ ait ” meinaic : y a : ro ee Sat 6 ak hrc 2) ian -1 ot Phen Sule waar a. 44 Une ai nae med emer atetion tem — ; * . bhi bag tak | oes ery > ORE Par % oe: - ‘ ‘o . . . - - eee = wrote Influenzal- PREGA, PORT wor CO ey I Ne ay aver NEY, The “Bayer Cross” is your safeguard against millions of these counterfeit Always look for the “Bayer Cross” on packages and tablets before purchasing. Then you're safe. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufac- ture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid Rheumatism Aspirin Tablets. SPORE rat: fen Get this 32-piece Coin Gold Set from ‘the pottery by signing the coupon S-inch dinner plates: etx xX saucers to match; eix or etable dishes; six large sauce dishes: one meat hes large reend vegetable dish. Thirty- paying us a cent of the price. Then. family—yes, husband include ted with the set, remit $1.75 a month for three n/onths there you are not satisfied, ship it back days, and we’ll pay the without quibble or com plaint. a request to see the of returning it if it doesn’t OR coupon. Be im ten days and ipa : after; if, on the ~ return charges _It consists of a heavy outer band with an inner line also of gold. Be- lines are appro reproduced in Nature's own This offer is for you ladies who have never before got any home-furnishings direct from the makers, and don't know the advantages. almost infinite variety of Offers we have c beautiful Dinner Set to you as a regular Quaker shall submit it for your The coupon is mer Set, with ‘the privi you. It te -» ker Valley Fac n this exquisitely 0 to your home and win alley coupon clipper. We approval as a conclusive argument in support of our triumphant plan of people directly instead of through If we do not prove to your satisfac- that no such values are obtainable in ut that you thus get newer patterns and fresher goods, then we ask you to return the Dinner Set—and at our expense, not yours. _ We don’t see how we can we don't know how QUAKER VALLEY MFG. Co. Agrora, [linet scribed in yeuf get-acquainted ad that this ie not an order at afl: me see the set in my own home. if I am delighted with it: tf ma, I will remit $1.75 ree months thereafter: days AT YOUR EXPENSE. dealing with the retail in ten days, and $2 a month for I wil) return & within ten put it any stronger; to write a more binding, pro- arantee of satisfaction than this, name! OU'RE PLEASED; IF NOT, RETUR We will send you this set of the largest potteries in the States, for you to use and admire before KERVALLEY 1FG.CO, Mill and River Streets, (Write year name im full bere.) SSE RO Gh eter eee SEE i aeen emmy ——e-cgnresir teatime yieentrsetetet ern direct from one breakage, damage, or loss, send with the cou ; if the are less we will credit the repaid and in- AURORA, ILLINOIS ORDNANCE CHIEF'S Mec- | 'Credit for Making War Program | Possible Given to Engineering | and American Science, j j ~~ the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, March 15.—To | |American industry and engineering | 'and American science, not to the |Ordnance Corps of the regular army, belongs the credit of having evolved | and made possible an ordnance pro- | gram for the American Army that 'made victory a certainty, Major-Gen- | 'eral Clarence C. Williams, Chief of | Ordnance, declares in a letter to the) officers of his department retiring to civil life, made public tonight. “Tt was American industry and sci- | ence that were on trial,” says the let- ter. “The 97 officers of the Ord-| nance Department of the old Reg- | 'ular Army and the 11 Government | arsenals they administered could, never have dominated, have won the. success or caused the failure of the! 5000 officers from civilian life and | the 5000 private industrial plants which were incorporated in the or- ganization for the period of the war. The enlistment in industry, equally with the draft of man-power, was a success. And for that I thank you, the administrative directors and the engineering advisers of American in- dustry who came into the service of the Ordnance Department during the war.” No other part of the American war program carried its responsibilities and effort as to design and invention or production into so many channels, the letter says, or projected them upon so vast a scale. Problem of Production. “When your problem is the pro- duction of 100,000 separate com- ponents in more than 5000 different plants,’’ it continues, ‘‘with these items ranging from feed bags and star shells to complete trains of rail- way artillery, the judge who can competently say what your progress has been must indeed have a pro- found knowledge of the field.” Gen. Williams points out that his own service took him first to France for eight months ,then back to keep the work at home under constant review. “Of such knowledge,” he adds, “'! say that you did exceedingly well and that I am proud to have com- manded such soldiers in this «war. I say this utterly without thought of any personal responsibility for that success. The tribute it not to me. It is not to the Army Ordnance De- —— partment of the regular’. establish- ment nor to the ordnance officers of the regular army. It is to American industry and engineering, to Ameri- can science.,’”’ The department, Gen. Williams says, probably “exercised direction | over a greater physical power than was ever concentrated on a single purpose in the history of the world."’ Attainment of Objective. “The happy attainment of our ob- jective in the war within 19 months gave sufficiegt time for the complete development that power,” he adds. “Proper strategy required the pro- jection of the ordnance program upon a scale designed to secure an ultimate, overwhelming and continu- ous rate of producfion rather than a lesser rate of production at an earlier ' date. “Obviously a housewife could buy an oven and bake six loaves of bread in less time than a bakery could be built and provision made for the needs of an entire city. But the rate of production from the housewlfe’s / oven could never feed the city. “The ordnance objective was a rate of production adequate for an army of 5,000,000 men. We could not sac- rifice production {fn 1920 to force a quicker but lesser rate of production in 1919. We were building to make ultimate victory absolutely certain, and there never was a moment when the ordnance program did not abso- lutely guarantee the ultimate defeat of Germany. Ready to Turn on Taps. “We stood ready, during the 'month the armistice was signed, } had been made ready to provide a | flow of munitions such as no nation) had ever attempted. “The fact that the American munil- after 30 years of preparation for war | is apparently little realized in this ,} country. it Was realized in Germany and that ‘such realization substantially con- tributed to-a victory by its reaction | upon the minds of the military mas- | TO USE? ters of Germany.” In closing, Gen. Williams urges the! You may use Canute Water for tiring officers to “retain a con- , , 4 ls 3 aw . ‘ . a8 4 | sinuumeen of thie problem we bevel Grey Baie Witheet ths slichtest | 224 da} by day observe the hair| iss ‘at. times, ‘tired and ‘unable ce Oe | sciousness of this probiem we ave | becoming darker and darker the part of a strong man of health. faced together’ as they return to fear of injury to the hair, scalp | A da b h ‘ : h . ouch ae I wag at one time. RARE civil life, to keep in mind the re- savae ae +4 : Ie n y the time you ave fin- | pharmacy a sealed tube of Three-Grain | alization that as scientists, they con-| °T C¥es, as It contains none of the | ished the first bottle the youth-| Cadomene Tabiets. which ate sspectally |trol a course of power vital to thelr injurious elements of the ordi-/ ful color of your hair will be re-| lees. rejuvenating tonic. Astonishing and country in time of war, and to “‘stand ‘ i 2 é estults follo é and hope | » ~|s , are renewed. ready to return to your posts and nary hair dye, being entirely stored. It will then remain that | 7 . a be an influence to keep your country prepared for the transition whenever ‘it becomes necessary.” For Safety in the Future. ' | ia danger lies largely in the possibility of munitions, and the _ industrial of continuing a proper contact be-| world. If that contact is to be Miss Marion Elsa Taucke, recent- | tween the branch of the military ¢s- 'rmmaintained, it must be largely! ly soloist at a popular concert of the 'tablishment charged with provision through your interest.”’ Symphony Orchestra, and contralto soloist at the Second Church, will give @ recital at #. Wednesday Club auditorium Thess _ day night. ™. Miss Taucke to Give Recital. — 7 ~ TRIBUTE 10 INDUSTRY entertainment Friday evening at the’ Methodist Church, Causignd and Manchester avenues. aL) | * AN INFERNAL DEED The Associated Press Dispatch below is your best reason why you should insist upon genuine ' “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” American Owned—Entirely Proved Safe by Millions{ MIT i > Sli ~~ x —_— — ——_ — — — — —~ ——- — — — ee ee am — — —_ -—-_ — wp _- ——- —_— ——- — a —— . — —_— — — -_ _— —— — — — — — —_— — —_ —_— —_ —_— —_— — - en -_ ll —_— — tell —_— — aa _ —— —_ _— — —_ — —_ or —_—_ — adil — — — ——_ ~__ — — a — —_— —_— -—_— — — _— —_— —_— —— —_—_ —_— — — -———- —_— -_— — — — —_— ell —_ — — — — — —_— eg ro — — — — ome — — a Me OO TOT WN % MTT rt SN TTY ~ S WN \ ud ttl mM pee Ne A Series of Articles on Our Part of the World The Mississippi Valley The Business Men “Seest thou a man dtligent in hie business? He shall stand before kings. He shall not stand before mean men.”—Prov, grit, 29. When the wildest corners of it were explored and settled—-when highways of steel had reached from its center to its farthest confines—when the frontier hamlets of the early days had grown into stately cities—the Mississippi Valley came into its own. Fitted by nature to produce everything that human beings need and desire —fitted by man to distribute those products to all the world—peopled by a race that had learned to welcome hardship and scorn distance and laugh at impossibility—the Valley lacked one essential of service. When on ge 4 Valley men organized a business, projected a railroad, developed a section or built a city they had to submit their plans to bankers whose treasure and whose heart lay east of the Alleghany Mountains. But the era from 1890 to 1914 saw this condition gradually change until today six Federal Reserve Banks are in the Mississippi Valley—one at Minneapolis, one at Chicago, one at Kansas City, one at Dallas, one at Denver and one at St. Louls, In 1885 the first Trust Company Law of Missouri was enacted and from 1890 on, until today business In the Valley has had {ts own financial servants for every phase of tts development. Business credits have been ample and ready. Real estate and bulld- ing loans have seconded every logical development. Municipal and corporation bond iesues have been promptly and economically floated. Farm loan departments have given the producer access to the same reservoir of credit that the manufacturer and distribu- tor can use. Financial institutions do not create prosperity. They do not bulld ratiroads, develop new countries, construct new cities, organize new enterprises. ut they do ive the impetus of capital, without which such things are difficult, even impossible, hey do make it possible and they have made it possible for the men of the Mississippi Valley to do most of their financing where they do their building—to “put big things across” by themselves. Today the great banks of the Hast are coming to St. Louls, and other Valley cities, hat in hand. Some of the largest of them have representatives te oe eee Many of them are seeking Western ability for official positions. The Mississippi Valley has come into its own, Our next article brings us to the Gays ef Nineteen Seventeen, when the metal of the Mise sissippi Valley wae tried in the crucible of wer and not found wanting. ij innit = * Ay) 32 \ i. Oi Bias tte NSS Ae ee ee a RN A eee Seal re di ge sie dB -|: i fi eet - —_—_— oo-_— — _— — ——_— — —_—_— —_— —_—~ —— — —_— a -—_— _ ee —_ am — a _—_— —_— — — ——_— _ oo > . exico. “Siok M. G." writes: “T have bees af . fected fer som onthe with rhewmef No tomn and cote taken much m t only has nature sh in vain. Please «ive vrescription thet richly on this territory, will eure.’ -e tion J pave "ver Riven for, Thenmatlaaee 4} advantages are being f dium aallrinte 4 arame_ine suaagtag It 8 also notable that th cartels ores osaserti ea CRD gout, ened Seen Mix end teke a teaspoonful at territory. The tremen ine Cs Sa wealth annually created the people of the Chie my weight? I weigh about possessed or spent by mittate, Sof Butt AGh.tagBAE This means a high ave roiled "Berait. ‘Arnotons’ ableta sdiiadtons 4 te ae any Well-stocked ern * Puleras es ex erty O1 eserve Distric cago is the center, con John R. Me asgke: “Don't you it is wiee to take medicine poo the hair all you like—you may even use a hot curling iron, RHEUMATISM WILL IT SOIL THE HANDS as not even that will affect the RECIPE No it will not.|color. On the contrary the more | i," ney. AM bape Abscital } h letely C f Our own patented process pre-| you shampoo the hair the softer | Frys that Coppletely Cured mo of s, tor. vents it from staining the hands; 2d fluffier the hair will be- Rheumatism of long standing atter every. al ? ; ipe—absolutely f t - be able to tell you are using any- | thank yourself for having tried Free will send name and address, piaials it. Sold at the above-mentioned written. stores for $1.10 a bottle, or by aa Aneeclea California Insurance Man Tells of Friend’s Recovery stomach an wae very y¥ that @n Operation was necessary os pepe one persuaded him to try Mayrs ago he tells me he has been ab allmenta, inciuding appendicitis. Cloughly-Koppen HM. SUTTON. 2650 M lla Av... tively not. That is just the thi RENT THEMSELVES, of y J © thing | Co., 18 East 17th st. New York | RENT THEM saae te aluaine ae ity of war exists, Avoidance of that it isn’t, Canute Water is a sim- | City, \ im POST-DISPATCH “WANTS.” Wi CirtinBsren T Te of the population of tt but furnished 19% of Liberty Bonds. A group of millionaires rich community, but Au fies, each one capable | lions of dollars’ worth | t is a simple, oss each pee do make a | preparation that removes the catenraaes muni y and entirely de mucus fro the tnteetinal tract @ —_-— colic attacks, and et Gas on low Hie docters Gis Lag | his allment as gall bladder trout an “He rand considerably from derful Remedy. Since taking it one me prec tically all stomach, liver and int dose will Convince or money nd W ol t- Woes Drua Co., Judge oat 3 Stores, fn laye the inflammation which causes 4 » < a o<t & . aR » " b 3 2 SaaS “ fat fi Stor oughiy-Rrown “is Theatrical “Want” columne ere made effective every day. | o | Co.'s S tores, and 4ruggists ere : mail direct. Friedtinan Canute FURNISHED ROOMS SOMETIMES |——“"™ — Quests through the Pest-Dispaa= ~

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at the Second Pr n, will: give a recital hesday Club auditorium night. Thurs- at the > Lewis. Boker uestions answered below are n character: the symptoms or Cases are g«aiven and the answers buld apply to any case of similar é. hose wishing further advice, er. y address Idr. Lewis Baker. Collexe™ _s College-Ellwood streets, ay- ° oe enclosing aped envelope for reply. Full name padrese must. be given, but oniv _ ale or fictitious names will be used any anewers. The remedies can. be aine at anv well-stocked rug ¢. ny druggist can order ef whole- er. ir use as per directions on each sealed” : ° a > Gloria” writes. “I would like you to scribe a 00 hair an scalp treat-* nt, I am thered with ite! ‘ dandrurt My hatr is: fad x and none of the remed! ave Gone any permanent 7 newer: Go to your drug . ain a 4-08. jar of plain vellow Min-. I, Apply as per _ directions. a’ ndruff and Itching are conquered with © or three applications. while it niakes ¢ hair glossy. wavy and full of in- bse natural color. ‘ P *- . u "Myrtile’ writes: me thinness | slighting re am frequent! em- arke ies mo" newer: I have eo many wratifvine > orte from the usera of three-grain Po-Nuclane Tablets that I ave be- e to regard these valuable Httle tab- as a specific and prescribe them to who are anaemic, thin, wasting. ous and debilitated. - -6@ 2 Sick M. G." writes: ‘TT have been af- ed for some months with rheume-4 and have taken much medicine vain Please give prescription that cure.” . newer: The most efficient prescrip- j nave ever given for rheumatism » odide of potassium, 2 4dram@; 80-, m salicylate, 49droms: wine of col-, cum, one-half @unce: comp. essence , diol, 1 of: comp. fluid Balmwort. ©. _ and eyrup sarsaparilita comp. 5 ofs. and take a teaspoonful at meat? e and bedtime. . . . ” ohn R. M6 agke: “Don't you think , is wise to take medicine reduce weight? I weigh about 55 pounds,, much,’ I do think so: very newer: and a y +4 venient and aeffective fletp-recere with Tt is ficine is sold in sealed tubes 1 mepetions -for home ‘use. led §=6S-grain Arbolone Tabileta and y tee eee gyrrines | oan eupoly m. y are essentially o00d.-—""F WERTISEMENT. " . urance Man Tells a Friend's Recovery He euffe mach and colic attacks, and eat times very yellow Hie doctors @iagnosed + allment as gall bladder troubl t @n operation was necessary. t * a simple, paration that removes the > x eus from the intestinal tract an @ the inflammation which causes prec: ally all stomach, liver and intestine! ments, including appendicitis. °e e will convinces or money re ‘olft-Wil Drug Co., Judge eed Oa et TR, 4 oe. s " ; y-Koppenbrink, Clou . res Cloughiy-Brown, auler "Srus 34 Stores, and Gruggists everywhere. — } Juests through the Post-Dispates trical “Want” columne are ag ® effective every day. fig self-addressed.* | “Owing to my @%-, ». ed considerably from gas.in*® # 4 4 « 3 4 Mn : 7 > & | | OER ne em ee ro way EET PSR, APO Dr re a “ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1919. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ Pt ee * —-* H's a5. -, } — family in five in the. o- territory (illi- Indiana, lowa, aot, and Wiscen- ), reads The Chicage Population of the Chicago Territory ‘White Population 6,024,942 2,754,042 2,203,236 State 3 Illinois ..... Indiana Michigan Wisconsin 16,496,251 —this is a total white population twice as great as the population of Canada. —twice that of the six states of New England. —approximately half that of England, France or Italy. ~—more than the combined total of Nor- way, Sweden, Denmark and Holland. more that the entire white population of the eleven southern states from Vir- ginia to Texas. A conception of how great this popula- tion really is is gamed from an analysis of one of its component parts—the City of Chicago—which has a population half that of the entire continent of Australia. Within the 200 square miles of Chicago are to be found approximately 200,000 more people than dwell in the 71,000 Square miles of the following seven states which extend two abreast from Canada to Mexico: Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Nevada, Arizona;-New Mexico. Not only has nature showered blessings ‘Tichly on this territory, but all natural advantages are being fully developed. It is also notable that the development is being made by those who live in this territory. The tremendous volume of Wealth annually created by the soil and: the people of the Chicago territory is Possessed or spent by those people. This means a high average prosperity, which was sharply evidenced by sub- scriptions to Liberty Bonds. The Seventh éederal Reserve District, of which Chi- cago is the center, contains only 14% of the population of the United States, but furnished 19% of subscribers to | Liberty Bonds. A group of millionaires does not make a rich community, but hundreds of coun- ties, each one capable of creating muil- lions of dollars’ worth of new wealth each year, do make a truly rich com- munity and entirely desirable market. BREAK INTO THIS BIG RICH MARKET NOW-—DO = 16.49 6 25 | WHITE | POPULATION a Buying Power in Chicago Territory These few big facts stand out when con- sidering the buying power of The Chicago Territory. Although The Chicago Ter- ritory occupies only one- eleventh of the area of the United States and has one- sixth of the population, it produces. one-fifth of the crops, one-fifth of the manu- factures and has one-fifth of the total wealth of the nation. The buying power of The Chicago Ter- ritory is due, primarily, to these funda- mental, enduring advantages: Rich soil. Ideal climate for crops. Coal, iron and copper mines. Oil and gas wells. Clay, granite, limestone, etc. Lake and river fisheries. A central location. Wealth of the five states of the Chi- cago Territory, as compared with the total wedi#h of the United States: The Chicago Territory. .$ 38,462,334,852 Remaining 43 states and District of Columbia. 139,276,736,238 Total for United States. 187,739,071,090 Percentage in the Chi- cago Territory 201% The increased prosperity of this section during the past two years is indicated by the following comparison of the 1916 crop with the 1918 crop, showing an tn- crease of almost 70%. 1916 Crop $516,658 000 478,102,000 285,384,000 254,599, 000 233,748,000 1918 Crop #821,920,000 879,679,000 507,563,000 417,888,000 336,669 000 Tllinois Indiana Wisconsin Michigan Chicago’s pre-eminence as a food metropolis of the world is quite generally recognized, but the extent of general manufacturing in Chicago and the surrounding territory is sometimes not appreciated. Products manufactured in Chi- cago during the year 1918 approximated $4,000,- 000,000 in value, and an even greater amount was produced by the several thousand factories scattered through the five states of The Chi- eago Territory. In 80 cities of more than 10,000 population, all located within 200 miles of Chicago, the census of manufactures of 1914 listed more than 10,000 factories. The Ch icago Tribune reaches two-fifths of the total number of families in these SO manufacturing cities, and in each one reaches the type of people indicated by the circulation analysis of Mason City, Iowa, given on this page. | ' Chicago as a Jobbing Center Chicago is unquestionably the most re- markable distributing center in the United States. From Chicago railroads radiate like the spokes from the hub of a wheel to every corner of the nation. Under the direction of the Chicago As- sociation of Commerce the most astonish- ing and efficient package car system 1n the world has been instituted. Freight 1s forwarded from all over the Central West to Chicago to be sent throughout the Union in these package cars. By means of them Chicago wholesalers and manufacturers are able to reach cities distant from Chicago and close to New York much quicker than they can be reached from New York. For hundreds of miles around Chicago all busi- ness faces this city. No railroad runs through Chicago; every one that touches the city ter- minates here, making it by far the greatest railroad eentcr in the whole world. Chicago Tribune Merchandising Service The keynote of the Merchandising Service which has made The Chicago Tribune famous as a pioneer in this line is found in the follow- ing statement of policy: The Chicago Tribune considers it a waste of money to advertise a product distributed through the retail and job- bing trade until that trade has been supplied with the merchandise to take care of the consumer when that de- mand is created. Basing every bit of advice and every exercise of judgment upon a vast accumulation of in- tensive and practical information, The Chicago Tribune is prepared to guide, to direct, to supervise every detail of an advertising and sales campaign in the Chicago territory. Chicago Tribune advertising plus this service constitutes a selling force practically irresis- Your Most Desirable Market - Rich in agriculture, manufactures, mining. . With a high average prosperity. . Extraordinarily prosperous right now. . Slightly affected by the end of the war because of small munitions con- tracts. . A logical unit for merchandising pur- poses—a dominant jobbing center’ . Made accessible by the most remark- able merchandising service in the world. ee. . Swayed as te buying habits by one great advertising medium — The Chicago Tribune. IN THIS MARKET Building a good name is one of the most difficult tasks in the world. Reputa- tion for high character is, as a rule, achieved but slowly. Fortunate, indeed, .is the stranger who enters a community with the commendation of one of its- most respectéd citizens—with the support of its leader. ° Imagine, if you can, a personage whose foundation in public confidence rests on three generations of intimate, association with the public as a leader —who has established direct and personal connection with hundreds of thousands of people, including practically all thé more important in his community—whose messages are read every day by citizens of five great commonwealths, and have _ read daily three score and ten years. Imagine this personage lending his mighty influence to your business— aiding you with his hard won prestige to build your good name with his friends. . That is what The Chicago Tribune offers to worthy advertisers. Chicago and its surrounding territory constitute the most prosperous section in the United States—and therefore in the world. Within three hundred miles of Chicago is an economic entity, a logical unit for merchandising purposes, which has no peer on earth. In this favored region (rich in manufactures, agriculture, stock raising, mining, commerce) The Chicago Tribune wields an,amazing influence—reaches one family in five—sways ° public opinion not only politically but also in daily buying habits. Chrisman, Illinois lo0 Miles South of Chicago— Population 1,200— Chicago Tribune Circulation 120 Daily, 85 Sunday An analysis of 119 subscribers to The Chieago Daily Tribune showed their occupations as follows: ? | Darwen GAGs. 6 +cccevsiien 2 | Garages | Contractor | Publisher Cattle Dealer Mechanics lelegraph Supt POG. ic cin ca ee i bes Boarding House Grein EBlevatore . 6. sci-ss 3 ¥ Hotel CE 6 6 aca’ Insuranee Man Chrisman is in Edgar County—one of the richest counties in the world agriculturally. Land is worth from $200 per acre up. Of the nontarmers, 12 were owmers of farm land—some of them possessing thousands of acres in many states. All the above people buy The Chicago Tribune only because they want to read it. The entire subscription list of The Chi- cago Daily Tribune is volunteer, paid in advance, absolutely unsolicited in any way. There are thousands of towns and cities like Chrisman where staunch partisans of The Chicago Tribune dominate highly desirable markets. The economy of Chicago Tribune advertising is indicated by the fact that the 120 }éading families in this prosperous, de- sirable community can be reached through The Chicago Daily Tribune with a 20,000 line campaign at a proportionate cost of $2.35. eR rire Sn REE ei 73 ‘eg. Re ee terre 9 Merchants | . ; TREMENDOUS | Mason City, Iowa 3I8 Miles West of Chicago— Population 17,000— Chicago Tribune Circulation 240 Daily, 955 Sunday An analysis of 145 names on the mail subscription list of The Chicago Daily Tribune revealed occupations as follows: Retired Wholesalers and Their Salesmen CRD onda ic ween coe | City CHEMCIRM. 6s vecuscece 3 Newspapers Mechanics Merchants . 9 | Professional | Manufacturers and | Executives | Clerical | Libraries, Restaurants, Barber Shops, This, of course, does not take into aceount those who buy The Tribune from the local dealer. ° Located in a fertile farming section, Mason City also boasts jobbing and manufacturing activities that have increased population 50% during the past five years. There is one auto to every eight people in this section.” The average for the United States is one to seventeen. Inquiries among 52 Chicago Tribune readers in Mason City elicited the information that 39 of them visit Chicago once a vear or oftener. Their tastes are indicated to some extent by the fact that among*them the Cosmopolitan has only one reader, as against The Century, 3; Harper’s 6; Atlantic, 9; National Geographic, 9; Literary Digest, 14; Saturday Even. ing Post, 23. The Chicago Tribune dominates a market made up of a multi- tude of prosperous ‘‘ Mason Cities."’ : MINATE IT WITH TYPICAL CHICAGO TRIBUNE TOWNS | 4 | SWIFT SHATTERING BLOWS OF CHICAGO TRIBUNE ADVERTISING a

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Por : : “25 Bis we ve Sey > £ ee eee nA * — Ee ete 9 a) ree e-em eels 1 RN easly ithe eS ne sehen, * el, Vewaiedl Se ae ed : Aaa . % x ty teetod nee ts t ai y Pet $n Come ; of a two-ounce package of enptol. mix ‘whose cri ' victed men one tablespoonful of glvcerine in a half * ager commanded none of the | pint of water. You do not need to use Sympathy he was inc}j anything else at all for wrinkles and | to ne ‘ i clined to extend | you will soon see that what I say will | wrongdaoers in extenuating cir-/ come true. 'cumstances. O tales eee . - " hee n one occasion, a con- | victed prisoner was brought before MRS. D, O.—Al!l you have to do {s to | him. apply a little neroxin on a wet cloth “My , ‘9 and rub the blackheads with this. In a fy man, Judge Philips began few minutes you will see that the black- | “D9 you realize the enormity of your heads willl be entirely gone. This sees 'crime? Do « Sire impossible, but ig nevertheless true. u | 9 you know that I can can prove it in a few mi! nutes. The#rentence vou to be hanged? \° neroxin costs about -fifty cents at Tee poenten wh: , anged : Do yOu drug estore. : | Bia vnat you have done? You y ° ° e could be hanged, I say, and I do AWFUL—Liquids applied to the arm- pits for excessive perspiration are not as effective as the simple. bland pow- der, hydrolized tale. which can be ob- tained at the drug store for fiftv cents It tg soothing, controls the perspiration and destroys a!] odors completely > > e GS E> Se I know you never tried guch a fine and exqulsite face pow- der, and one so free from al! chalkiness. a8 the one I had made up of my own Valeska Suratt Face Powder rold at drug stores now for fifty cents in any | tint Juat trv it.--ADVE RTISE MENT — in ga bootlegging “What Will Save His Hair?” Quick Action Needed But It Can Be Done Says Man of Much Hair Knowledge—A Simple Inexpen- sive Home Treatment Thin-Maired Men Ureed Parisian Sage I« Just Not te Delay Vhat Ie Needed. and Women are Gay and Gon't Thousands of men growing halirliess every know the reasgn why This is indeed a pit Save a spectaliist. because loss of hair uauaily comes from neglect Few of us get bald itn a day. and we have ample warning when our hatr - ‘thinn ing out Parisian Sage is a most efficient hatr invigorator, but te immediately stop any ~ further loss of hair and quickly etart a new growth, it must be rubbed Into the scalp so the starved hair roots can really absord {it and fet the vital stimulation so badly needed You willl surely be de- HMahted with the first application. for your hair and scalp will look and feel 100 per cent better Parisian Sage a ectientific hair fs not preparation expensive. Tt’s that supplies a}) needs —a clean non-aticky., anti reptic ifquid that is sold at drue and tollet counters everywhere with guaran- tee to «ive vou perfect satisfaction or money refunded Good-looking hair ta half the battle tn aAnY man’s Or Woman's Personal aAppear- ance Neglect meanae dull, thin. IHfeless hair and finally baldness. while a little attention now ineures thick and lustrous hair for Years to come No Matter what your hair troubles, try a Parisian Sage massage tonight-——vou wi!! not be disao- pointed.—-ADVERTISEMENT “1843” 75th ANNIVERSARY NICHOLSON’S| % "5 A it never fails children of all | A little given today saves a sick child tomorrow, Ac- cept no Fig Syrup but ‘‘California.’’ —ADV. | | never | heard of being able to ‘‘dissolve’ away | “SupePRgous hair, and for that reason you | have used materials and pastes and pow- ing exponents. one moment that we have a charge | and righteous war. of a self-governed and law-controlled devotion.” ee ee ee STORIES TOLD OF JUDGE PHILIPS, Spent 37 of His 84 Years on Bench and Retired at 75, SN + cmeaee cepted Public Office. ‘SAVED FRANK JAMES ' _ IN MURDER TRIAL LAWYER, SOLDIER Sorry He Ever Had Ac- f i ' Was Law Partner of Senator Vest—Judge Dyer, Life- long Friend, Recalls Inci- and Severity. dents of His Wit, Kindness. The funeral of former Judge John | the waste-matter, sour bile and fer- f. Philips, who died suddenly Thurs- | day at the home of Col. S. W. For- ‘held this afternoon at Kansas City, where he resided. Judge Philips was the principal speaker a week ago last night at the dinner of the Pike County Colony ‘in St. Louis at the Planters Ho- tel. In introducing him, Judge David P. Dyer of the United States District Court in St. Louis, told the follow- ing anecdote: ; | “In 1905, Judge Philips, then on ‘the United States District bench in ‘Kansas City, reached the age of re- tirement (he was 84 at his death), but instead of retiring he continued to hold his judgeship. Candidates who hoped to succeed him waited a time, and then grew impatient. One | bolder than the others, and know- ing that Judge Dyer was an old friend of Judge Philips, asked him to approach Judge Philips judicious- lIy and find out if he could, when |Philips intended to retire. Judge Dyer went to Philips and related the request of the candidate, ing him. “Tell the T’ll retire when I get good and ready,” Phil- ips said, and he continued to hold 'the office for five years longer.” Lawyer, Soldier and Judge. Judge Dyer, after receiving the news Of Philips’ death, related other incidents in his career, which was one of prominence as a_ lawyer. judge and soldier. in Springfield, Mo.’ said, “when a man who had been ad- | judged guilty of cutting timber from |Government land came before him inclined to be ‘fresh,’ and a ‘sniart | & Alec.’ | | ° ‘I fine you $100,’ Judge Philips | began. | |“ "That's all right, one said, pants’ pocket. | “*And six months in jail,” Judge Philips concluded. ‘Have you that in your pants’ pocket, too?’ ”’ Judge Philips was known to be Judge,’ /now sentence you to be hanged by | the neck until you are dead.”’ ' One of his epigrams delivered from the bench which became m uch quoted was made in connection with a lawyer's motion for an entry of ;nunce pro tune. “I see your nunc, all right,’’ Philips remarked, “but "> where's your tune The Indian Understood. another occasion he was hear- case in which the chief witness was an Indian who pro- fessed ignorance of English. After several attempts to get replies, Judge Philips turned to the Marsha! and said: ‘Take thi§’ Ind On ian out a ni shoot him.” “Me understand,”’ broke in the Indian. Judge Philips was a recognized | Orator of that school of the past of which he was one of the few remain- Judge Dyer said yves- after listening to Phil- ip’s speech Saturday night, .former Federal Judge Henry &. Priést came to him and said that the peroration was the finest he had heard tn St Louts It follows: “While with the poetic vision may take in the whole circle of sun and the courseof c vith interested eve the sign of freedom and the white pane! peace both in the Occident and the Orient, we should never forget for terday that we the ivilization and SPA of to keap; committed to us from. our forefathers, builders of this repub- lic, and that is to see that the genius of independence shall sit, calm serene, and immovable, fastness and upon mountain of freedom holding in one hand the olive branch of peace and in.the other the metor flash and thunderbolt of reluctant There may she sit forever, the world’s best example secure her people, with her highest ideal, do- mestic virtue and her glory, patriotic In 1861 Convention. Philips was the last surviving member of the constitutional conven- tion of 1861, which voted Missouri a ; loyal State to the Union Imimedi- ately after casting his vote for the North, Philips and Thomas C ritten Continued on Next Fase. nam-_ “Judge Philips was holding court | Judge Dyer | 'for sentence. The convicted man aAvas'! the pris- | ‘I've got the $100 in my’! £ot LIFT OFF CORNS With the fingers! No pain at all! Dropa lattle ‘‘Freezone’’ on a sore, tender corn or a callus. Instantly that corn or callus stops hurting, then shortly you lift that bothersome corn or callus right off, root and all, without pain, soreness or irritation. Yes, magic! Try it!—a few cents buys a tiny bottle of Freezone at any drug store. Sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, corn between the toes and painful callus from one’s feet. Corns and calluses life away without even a twinge of pain. Why wait? No humbugl DENTISTRY Truthfully Advertised I have built up a large practice by tell ling the people the exact truth ¥ | about their teeth. iP , , vas Archit - and Ventilation Engineering aR Nc aN al Drawi 4 iin 4 Volumes; : 6 1-2 x 8 _}-4 Inches, poet — ngineer, Heating and 4 volumes; 1578 pages and more — | one entilating neer, "Master Plumber or Plum- ousene' RH RR, Prepares - ftec- ~~ ber, Special price $13.80. Terms, 60 ee or Mechanical Dreughtsmen. price AGar —— = $20.00. Spectal price on % 313.80. a e 4 ) EA EEE Be — Refer . so What Makes Men {ci IGNACE JAN PAOE fiand lron? Do You Know | e Any of These People? | Ignace Jan Paderewski, Pianist and Nation Maker United States Judge G. W: Atkinson, Former Governor Dr. George H. Baker, Former Hospital Physician and Surgeon Hon. Anthony Caminetti, United States Commissioner of Immigration Former U. S. Senator Wm. E. Mason, Now Congressman from Illinois LP. ie Read What They Say About Nuxated Iron le As a Tonic, Strength and Blood Builder i et QHU.S. JUDGE G. W. ATKINSON 1] i ; - ee Physician Explains How It Helps Put Renewed Health and Energy /; Into the Veins of the Weak, Run-down, Infirm and Aged—Often Increases Their Strength in Two Weeks’ Time When widely known men of the highest caliber come out frankly and publicly endorse a product which they have personally found valuable for buil: ding up the health and strength, it must arouse the interest of every thinking person in Nuxated Iron, which is today being used by over three million people annually |), to help create red blood, power and endurance | Dr. T. Alphonsus Wallace, a physician of many years” experience and formerly ‘‘Tt is the men of blood and iron- on @ par with the war-hardened fellows returning from camp and fields—w he will forge ahead in the business and political life of the country today. “Living in the open, eating coarse foods and leading regular irae a lives have made blood rich in tron Yo Dr. for these strong. healthy, ener- tORGE RARER BL] , a | hut Pd ’ ak eS SESS. TF getic specimens of manhood. Bu " ry ; ae: ; ] wer hig soe ~ ‘poe a er S- no such opportunity for building 24 ¥: oie oA + up their health is open to thou- Vit Ga ig ‘HON. ANTHONY CAMIN sands of men and women in civ! ok ts iii = life whose wearing tasks anid iron impoverished food sap thr } ergy and strength, make ¢t m | weak, anaemic and run-down and | often cause their blood to ] hag Vv starve for w ant of iron Wit iron there cal! no strong, mot pif blooded men or healthy rosy ~ fi cheeked women, and unless this Hi strength-giving iron is obtained —* from the foods we eat, it must § he supplied in some form that easily absorbed and assimilated For this purpose | always recom mend organic tron—Nuxated Iror -which I have sued s0 su cedefuliv both in civil life and f convalescing soldiers that I absolute! convinced AGS its f fectivenese for helping/ to iid red- blood strength ana end ance ‘ : ~~ 8 Of great importance ) t ue A NA er il aoe | should be he etrone r : ae i) WuTMR fyi nH ment of Nuva d dron as a } ee Ai i Musa) culh Wisse gil li iatt aration of great merit as a t 5 and biood bullder given b forme | Senator William F Mason. w as BKtrengt ‘] fee that I have dropped thelr blond, Dr George H. Raker, distinction of being one } ‘ off the le} of onths of toll in the merly ‘hyesicilan and Surgeon, : big len of the nation Tiles " Iptior fen ‘ k if ] hey beer followtne rnouth’ Memorial Hoeptital af New ship a Pure Food and Drugs lexisiation, the vers elrnml« lirect ns a the use says ron ia absolut ely pb his fiert for the rural! free dAelive aye of Nuxated Iron change food into living tiseue, tem,and his strong advoca: of all Dilis Ignace Jan Paderewesk! one of the and rain Refined feeds and favoring jabor hag made him a national greatest musical geniuses of the age. at tn of cooking have rod fieure and endeared him to the hearts i time when hia untfring work for much of the tron which Nature of the worktng man and the great Lss Poland overtaxed his strength and im- we should receive For suppl es of people Senator Mason says “7 patred hie alth had recourse to Nut deficiency and increasing the have often aaid I would mever ré TT - ated Iron ‘eo heln rebuild his wasted Puscliea, know of nothing more | mend medicine of any Kind | ! tevin farced rnd restore his id-time eaith fective : than organic iron: that the doctor's place lin fter : ‘ Ii ays ar ising Iron From a careful eszaminal the -hardest pollftica! impaiz aft Nuxa ' mn wer frequ , and con the formula and my own tests life. without a hance f i " ‘der . , ; lent rx With ated Iron I feel convinced had been starting to yurt ever, wT. the efr imp wed hy . sre of 7 a preparation which eny oh re ing with that horrible. tired feeling one moet eas work in ¢ auese of his take himae!® or preacrife for hiz eannot deecribe I woe advised to tr fatheriand it ta eastivy understood why with the wtmost con4enee @ Nuxated Iron. As a pioneer in t pur he sought sustaining benefit of Nux- htebly benefictal and satistnet food and drug legisiation. | was at { ited Iron The fact that Nuxated iroes ldéath to try an advertised remedy hen. the ts United States Commie being by ower three nmoefl after advising with one of vy me 4 sioner of Imm! gration Hon Anthony annvally as a tonic. strength friends. I mave it a ent The fre t4 Caminett!. who feapite his @4 vweare and bulider ts in ttaelf an © have been #0 heneficta 7% my own , ife which ealls him to ail parte of mendous public nfitence and I made up my mind to let my frt ” the country tn all climates and all sea- coeavinced that ‘!f ethers know about ft. and vou are at tii} sons. is today more active and alert than Nuzsted Iren when ther feel weal to publish this statement ff vou any a younger man would be tn meet run-down it would he'p make & ira T am now @5 vears of age and ing ¢) atrain of hie official duties of stronger. healthier men and I feel that a remedy whic! i iid wt Commissioner Caminett! save: “In the MANUFACTURERS NOTE the strength and increase the power of heat of surnmer and the rigor of winter Iren. which is recemmesded endurance of one at my ace should and the debilitating weeks of spring not a secret remedy. Ut ote known to the world. time fT hav used Nuxated Iron with well knewn te drugeists ¢F Fqualliv interesting is the opinion f inv yine success and satisfaction. After Unlike the older tnercantec fren Judges G. W Atkinson of the United veeks of hbustest confinement to office tt ts easily aaesitnliiated and Statee Court of Claims. at Washington Cutten. I find tn Nuxzated Iron the true injure the teeth. make them who for twenty rears has been [In the ‘ Qualities which help bring one’s upset the stomach The public service as Judge Governor, Mem- phyat al being to that state of fitness ere wuarantes saccessful 6 ber of Congress and U. 8. District At- which te the destre of every healthy satisfactory results to every torney. He says ‘Tt fe without hesi- minded man or woman. Nuxated Iron or they will refund your @ tation that [I recommend _Nuxated Iron I recommend to whoever feels the dispensed in thie city oy Jodae to persons who in the strees of phvraical ef a tenle restorative for debilitation. Drog Ce. Weitf- Wlieen Tru: or mental labors have permitted the a and overw der\ee Keifer T- sygtem to become debilitated, the body commenting upon the Pro lity Jeo : Ca. Paw usted or the nerves run down, It other rusk Ch eae ot son in DRINK WAT -ANOID SI VS AN Al Glass of hot water fast daily keeps the. Sanitary sciense has rapid strides with resul untold blessing to h latest application of it search is the recomm j¢ is as necessary to att sanitation of the drain the human body as it is of the house. Those of us who are feel dull and heavy w splitting headache, stu cold, foul tongue, nast stomach, can instead, f. a daisy by opening a system each yey the whole of the inte * stagnant matter. " Everyone, whether s well, should, each m¢ breakfast drink a glia: water. with a teaspoo stone phosphate in it the stomach, liver and t vious day's indigestib and poisonous toxins, 1 sweetening and purify alimentary canal befor food in the stomach. hot water and limeston: an empty stomach is ¥ vigorating. It cleans o fermentations, gases, Ww ite and gives one a | tite for breakfast. V enjoying your breakf. phated hot water is qui a large volume of wi blood and getting rea ough flushing of all ans. The millions of people ered with Ree stomach trouble, rheum others who have sallo disorders and sickly ex urged to get a quarter stone phosphate from 1 This will cost very litt ficient to make anyone crank on the subject of tation. —ADV. TELLS HO STOP ABAD Surprising results fror old home-made syrup. pared and costs little. If you have a severe cold accompanied w throat tickle, hoarsene: breathing, or if your ¢ during the night with want quick help, try th home-made cough reme gist can supply you w of Pinex. Fou this in tle and fill the bottle w ulated sugar syrup. OQ clarified molasses, he evrup, if desired. Thi a pint of really rem remedy. It tastes goo of its low cost, it cal upon to give quick and You can feel this t. cough in a way that n It loosens and raises th throat tickle and soot the irritated membrane throat and bronchial ti promptness, ease and c is really astonishing. Pinex is a special a eentrated compound of way pine extract, and , best known means of vere coughs, throat an There are many wort) of tis mixture. To av ment, ask for ‘‘2% ou with, full dfrections an anything else. Guaran' solute satisfaction orn refunded. The Pinex ¢ Ind. SURE WAY RID OF DAI There is one sure ¥ fails to remove dandr and that is to dissolv stroys it entirely. T: get about four ounces nary liquid arvopy ap when retiring; use eno the scalp and rub it the finger tips. By morning, most if dandruff will be gone four more applications ly dissolve and entire): single sign and trace ¢ how much dandruff y You will find, too, t and digging of the aca stantly, and your hair lustrous, glossy, silky look and feel a hundre You can get liquid crug store. It is im four ounces is all you ‘ simple remedy has nev fatl.—ADV. Woil.WWeca tieet , East St Vr } Merker SLIGUTLY LAXATIVE 106¢;

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH DRINK WATER TO'"°"%oce tans LAWYER, SOLDIER AVOID SICKNESS (Continfued From Preceding Page.) | den organized the Seventh Missour! | CAYS AN AUTHORITY Cavalry and led it through the war. When fighting ceased, Philips and’ a LOPE Glass of hot water before break- the late United States Senator Vest ; ea es ifpry 22 > 5 ,. « 4 y A ie —* are om * ° | = — es 4 Mw SPECIAL! =O * — (1411 2 1ten sonaen cooooennananisttlill Lill ilk | ' “he rete HAs sons “+ Meni TTT We errre No Bedroom Suite at $150 can equal this wonderful spe- cial. It will ertainly, pay you to see this wonderful val- On’Special Goldman Bros. Big . Special in This Beautiful Adams Bedroom Dresser, sing Table and Chiffonier, all complete for $98.50. EASY TERMS TO SUIT YOU , teatheRPeeaes Please send me set of _. JtMARTIN 7 DAYS’ examination, shipping charges col- I will examine the books thoronghly and, if hed, will send $2 within 7 days and $2 each month I have paid the specia! price of ide not to keep the books | will return them ag snse within 7 days. Title not to pass to me vny is fully paid for. Believing that everyone does not want the cheapest Go-Cart made, we are No Baby Carriage #1 Per Month Buys This National stomach trouble, rheumatic stiffness; | men in the State are the miserable T ELLS HO W TO ‘in its westward flight, that one day Suite Wy mS bh — > a, out of every seven should be set) or — : ae Pe Mt : ] pared and costs little. town politician or public clamor de-| Felt Mattress ans. | State, her peacefulness, her laws, | ° . Technical Society others who have sallow skins, blood | politicians and editors who malign disorders and sickly complexions are | This will cost very little, but is suf- | yp, long-haired i “te | American Technien! So “if ty ce it ~ 2 &-nairec men anc shor t- @ ivevt. K-5943 Chicago, U.S.A, ficient to make anyone a pronounced | haired women who imagine them- | STOP A BAD COUGH aside by executive proclamation for. the hanging of an old Missourian. | AT placing on special sale this fine large Baby Carriage. $1 PER MONTH BUYS THIS at $40 can equal this wonderful value. We show a wonderful line of e Grays, Ivory, dark Blue, dark Green, and striped effects in all colors. It Se ted tees awe h mands would not only be cowardice, | Massive eed nave & severe cough or chest | but judicial murder. The men who. = = = cold accompanied with soreness, | The millions of people who are both- /her patriotism. CHICAGO, ILL. 'and slander her good name. I do not : crank on the subject of internal sani- | selves the satellites of higher civili- i sé + ed Surprising results from this famous Judicigi Murder. will surely pay you to attend this wonderful sale. Remember our great throat tickle, hoarseness, or difficult | be _ 04 ae ee oe epiled) a - a 4 ? outlaw, no matter what the proof or — —_- ered with constipation, bilious spells,; «pye most lewleee “and recimant 8 ££ fF f§ Ff fF Ff , urged to get a quarter pound of lime-| think it necessary, in order to ap- +5 / 4 i . ; tation —ADV. zation, to attend the star of empire, old home-made syrup. Easily pre- To convict this man because some | Free Dinner Set offer. r | ¢1.00 PER MONTH BUYS breathing, or if your child wakes up line Dar. one: sineaiiias “aueeliied aah d : during the night with croup and you a presse me ddamgesay nse emmigg. Aig cnaiaeis ai eas é' 'demons, This courthouse is - want quick help, try this reliable old | “ape ae ae mouse a Fem : : home-made cough remedy. Any drug- | ple of justice. The voice of clamor, ~. — ’ > ) ¥} 0% . . ' | gist can supply you with 244 ounces the tga ~* prejudice, must not | of Pinex. Pour this into a pint bot- | enter ere. Ou are sworn senii- | |nels on guard atits portals. Do your | A massively built Bras- solid Bed that can never tarnish. No Bed at $26 can equal this remark- value. See it by means. It will pay On Spectal Sale, SEGECSETe SERS SESE! SESE TTR SESSSESREEEY Spend your nights in rest—it will better fit you for the ee hard day’s work to come. Why sleep on a worn-out, able uncomfortable nattress when you can pufchase a wond: bargain tle and fill the bottle with plain gran. | | : \dertul duty. Stand, and stand for ever on such as we here offer and on such easy terms? Built for durability, with extra heavy fine quality tick and full roll ulated sugar syrup. Or you can use| edgre- ped A cE Re Ea a SM 7. : - your oath Remember that after ' — ee * yy clarified molasses, honey, or corm $--~ . one that will last a lifetime. You could not buy a bet- , {IGNACE JAN PADEREWSKI I} | | syrup, if desired. This recipe makes | all, the true heroes of this world are | ter value if you paid twice the price we ask. Con- W n FE OE, a4) & pint of really remarkable cough | its moral heroes. The Aztec who | ea pol Re : yor’ " ‘ x %! . z . i. F *. ; H It tastes good, and in spite | can tear out his heart and fling it, a — a Reversible—Can Be Used on Hither Side cA oe remedy. | of its low cost, it can be depended | while still palpitating, as an offering god. is simply an untaught | | | upon to give quick and lasting relief. |to his | The soldier who can| and come | | g ‘ ~ size, 9x12 | : ONT NA price quoted. , : SA . REMEMBER OUR GREAT FREE OFFER dinihg room or vedroom. THUS BEAUTE f SS G TERMSwsuiT af GO/AMaN Dros, Ae Take this beautiful three-piece Davenette Suite for instance——solid quarter-sawed oak. Could you select anything more beautiful or useful for your home? Why not have one in your home when you ean buy such values as we here show on such easy terms? Remember our free offer with your purchase—-easy terms made to suit you. feet. Worth considerably more than the sale E@ra heavy, can be used for parlor, library, On special sale at You can feel this take hold of a| barbarian. cough in a way that means business.| march to the cannon’s mouth, the It loosens and raises the phlegm, stops | fireman who can mount his ladder | throat tickle and soothes and heals/| wreathed in flames, exhibit splendid ee Ke the irritated membranes that line the! courage. The man who can die for} ee a Se H throat and bronchial tubes with such | truth or face the frowning, mad, un-| . Pa | . | promptness, ease and certainty that it | appeasable multitude and stand im- Be OC iaces is really astonishing. 'movable for the right is grander and | Pinex is a special and highly con-| praver than all other. | centrated compound of genuine Nor-| “Re brave and manly. If you err, | way pine extract, and is probably the jo¢ it be on the side of mercy. It is| & best known means of overcoming se- | god-like to be merciful; it {s hellish) vere coughs, throat and chest colds. (15 pe revengeful.” 7 BD ies. ) | | S\\uU.S. JUDGE GW. ATKINSON/|}| \ | There are many worthless imitations sieadaia ssiciihied initia | ~~ omaennee att ae if ; avoid di: t- | | Pe Me thonts ack for "#224 cunecs of Pimex"? (GERMANS IN BELGIUM CANT | id = He ee. | with, full directions and don’t | STAY AND CAN'T GET OUT, anything else. Guaranteed to give a | Correspondence of the Associated Press. solute satisfaction or money promptly refunded. The Pinex Co., Ft. Way nf, BRUSSELS, Feb. 26.—Despite the | : fit ever assembled. Worth Considerably more than we ask for it. ] i nd. __ | passing of a law providing for the, Ww ll special we | e ca Ss en SU E Y TO GET | expulsion of enemy subjects from | attention to the large pieces this set comprises. No set has ever been assembled $ 15 ¥" A | Belgium, numerous German civilians | like it. Each ptece ts big and useful—nothing cheap and undersized. Made of our —_ : l or of | best guaranteed pure “QUALITY BRAND” aluminum. Do not overlook this won- ee 7 RID OF DANDRUFF |2° often seen watking tho streets of | oer tat ee oe ee eee RcraTy saan 00k {Na wom Special Linoleum Sale ~e . oe A On | A al (ra tm A Vp | git, Saree ee > ay ah .* ‘\. ~*~ WO AAAN . cape ee i : eat $1 PER MONTH Buys This Big 20-Piece Alumin (Exactly as here shown.) By means of our wonderful Club Plan, wherein we sell a great num- ber of these sets, we are enabled to offer the most wonderful Aluminum Cooking Out- We offer on special sale this wonderfu! Lino? for the low price, per Whole Rooms Covered on Terms to Suit ‘ , KAD ie ; TiPeetireegyr Be Tiitaine: bigtiite ; ‘ : al Te : am iih’ A sict ats ; rE tt i. TD Lie ; sti : ~*~ A . FR. ws ‘ Mgt udigdd ‘this city and other large cities in There is one sure way that never | | ai , . |'Belgium. While the law went into fails to remove dandruff completely | ffect more than a month ago, the ; . cae ; ie we Hae a a. oy Poa | Relgian Government is experiencing | . we * ; vA Ve sy . ‘ get about four ounces of plain, ordi- sro ged bap hae hae Mig | van nary liquid arvon} apply it at night villian y. Minister of Justice Vandervelde, te x ue | Sad when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. By morning, most if not all, of your said, in the Chamber of Deputies re- | cently: “In times of peace undesir- | ables are escorted to their frontier, but since the signing of the armi-| stice the allied General Staff had re-| fused absolutely to allow Germans to pass through the zone of occupation. Holland permits them to go through ‘the country, but not singly. Groups 'only are allowed in transit. At pres- ent one train of undesirables is leav- ing daily. Beginning Feb. 23, two trains will leave for Holland daily, | carrying an average of 1200 Germans every day from Belgium.” | The case of German subjects who | + : have resided in Belgium for long ‘imple remedy has nevef been known vane. Nave sartiel Beaina ween | _ = wend & nee -— _.-- | and whose sons have fought against B the Germans, is sad. Under the | aby Blinded terms of the law they should be ex- | pelled along with the others, as they from EKezema ‘have remained enemy subjects. Van- dervelde said, however, “It is im- . possible for me to send that class 0 "The child’ re almost ' saa says: “Iron is absolutely necessary te @ @ solid a ee Germans out of the country. change food into living tissue. musol ioe eunnat he hand and brain Refined foods and mod said oD D D’did ever methods, of cooking have robbed wus Geen. One sampie of D. D. D. won- mnuch of the tron which Nature inte derful work. A complete cure fol- we should receive. For supplying | lowed." Thos. J. Derminey, Jenison, Als. Gefictency and increasing You write, too, to the D. D. D. Company ef t a” etteatt Chicago for a sample and get immediate relief. careful examination a, come in and we will tell you what D. D. D. Inv own toate. of tes nee in snag: Gey tH oe pnt sees convinced tha money beck unless ® Preparation which eny physician o! Jou. 85c, 60c and §).00. Corps. The building will be useful se himaeilf or preacripe for ae ere ¢ small assemblies particularly | “ i the utmost contSance @ ovpta or } s. ‘ ' y | me a than” thee et a remie? > iwhere a stereopticon is used. The ’ ; > ‘ir r (,orge Hi. Faker. be merly Physician and Surgeon, mouth Memortal Hospital of New Jersey. is usual- | = —_ —— ~~ — ——— “¥" Hut Given to Washington UT. Directors of the Y. M. C. A. have nresented to Washington University, | for general purposes, the hut erect- | ed on the campus some months ago’ for the Students’ Army Training -Mz0 ie s « on * gans. It is guaranteed. bed; it only takes about five just what 1 sey—C-U-R-B-D. and not esol wate:. Save! That is the slogan In case of croup, which is minutes’ time. Pour a tea of toGay. There is nothing toscratch, 'verv common in children, | spoonful of HYOMET into a or to roughen the hands in GRAND- send for a doctor at once. In he one bowl three-quarters full of MA. Will clean the most delicate the meantime pour 30 drops boiling water, cover. head and fabrics and the finest furniture with- of HYOMEI into a bowl of howl with towel, and breathe out injury. it's a safe soap fee boiling water and hold the the vapor that arises deep in- ee 'child’s head over it; covered to the lungs. By this method T with a towel or cloth so that many a hard oe Ose — ere ’ nly the air filled with HY- broken up overnight. / ' dus this Powdered Soap Today: OMET vapor is breathed. OMEI outfit which consists of > This treatment has saved a bottle of HYOMET and a ran ma s OW er oa many a ¢hild’s life and mot! hard rubber pocket inhaler, tion Tuesday evening at the School ers of croupy children should costs £1.15 he W olf f-Whlison sine ‘ae OEM d Sco av- ae my ¢ > 0 rug Co. and druggists every of Medicine, Bow ws and .- vay : Saves TIME—Saves WORK —Saves SOAP always have HYOMEI a ote dl eran rai. as 1? fees = : TON “enues. The time consumed wil be hand. ; rt 4 5" ar 4 ons only 60c The Sunday Post -Dispateh has over ON E HALF MLL We ' da half, wil Pp give 2 , ef war eede . ° SLIGHTLY ALL an hour and a ’ f it a fix riven Your Grocer Has It f For coughs, e¢ol is and aseadtinanniitit __ADV More (readers than any other newspaper wen of the f LAXATIVE C pruaaists in costume betore a sx iting of curs) Ps tarrh, breathing HYOME! j . : ’ ; ‘Kirst in Everything. er. Dorn ‘e.. me “ , - * Johneon Brow. ‘Pres Co. rene 4 Co. and all other drugnst ia a ; ‘ Prberrd: C6. tecePame tates — salliefactory or they will) refund your ft Giepensed in this city by Judge Drug Ce. Welft-Wlisen :

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-- mach stops instantly | se Stihl i lions are chronically in that con Unit Took in spa. a a P : Here we will demonstrate Face a Chance. : Prepare a quarter cee, se. | lee Pik taken | tle es! : } ' —_—— fe : Tb} } question arises—what to u | Band in Division in Battle, nee the fo at about peat Purgatives and cathartics are drastic and usually cause , 1S ' t h-headache for your convents SEND FOR TRIAL PACKAGE. oe beauty lotion : i. a reaction. Saline waters are rapid in action butdonomore § He Says No more stomac | Lillign Walker celebrated Every woman knows that « aor of a —— al ih a eae : ‘ . . ° Miss Walker will be pleased to — loses its beauty when gs ~ sae Bias. wees the-bowels. Tever any indi estion pain. have her friends try the exquisite ) ne . gray, streaked or bleached a é, | than empty Neve y | aa Just as certain an effect, and certainly a much more The part taken by the 138th (St. : LILLIAN WALKER FACE POW- Washing | Even wrinkles end blemishes | "sae t ey eESAa - . . _ DER and also the exquisite per- Soe ea eae pleasant one, can be obtained by the use tera tig 7 Louis) Infantry Band in the Ar Pape’s Diapepsin not only re fume and toilet water that bears ’ | at te aafair to your children ‘end has 2 : batty ple laxative herbs with pepsin sold by druggiscs under the = 86 gonne drive, work which earned for lieves bad stomachs but it | a ae w amr ess if Machine | look older than you really, are, iy Be name of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup jurmardinetioar | a ates ‘ The druggist will refund your money 8 /he wro ved te seieved ap te reel White Co.’s Vatcaire Galega Tablets § | thousands of them to our Rit ? | to do as promised. psoas ellen to be used as —— : aed the famous ‘‘Melorose” Toilet Artt- satisfied customers. Come | Bei biae ts, : _m "re . Si ° | a i Dr. Caldwell’s runners, so the a, band Rcd ea nite Ce ee see i and see them work; all | He gH 3 acks and carried only our & asia ded for out shrunken, | ae Pac meeRUP PDEPSIN fet St ens rT siete! Seni” nd' nates | ME good kinds at prices to suit M ¢ ea lo of tly ’ the ammunition track. the bust firm. If you are undeveloped, .- the urse. is Cr uik . t ) started down the THIN, eworn, nervous or rit-down, p - pee pny to the War, The Perfect Laxative : |The woods were massed with abi take a "bax: of theas tablets and nate | r | 2p st § profits 5 . utting the thei effects. $1 box (three wee ig Sei a wv. absorbing | war " os en bropeth gc oc ening ete wi as treatment), 7Bc Mail orders yo ee | H fd EYE Q =i oe taxes main- FREE SAMPLES — have never used shells rig , CAUTION—Get only the original, §) >, | | “the. peice at Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin send for a {zee trial ‘the shells were all bursting above ¢ genuine, distributed by Willard White §| STE rt , o 4 fre es | thie family lax- tottle to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 468 Washington |} adn weet ot ' Ginn Co., Chicago, Look for U, S. registered | “if The juice o wo cs te $0c and $1 |ed and gassed at this junction, and yi FE White Co., Chicago, I). MAIN + ° arkable lemon akin t as = or? } fr Fe * yeT a coliatinimint eitingaaes | between i down fe ae ; ey aoe Melorose (ream. Rouge, 42 | 1104 PINE ST. 3 heautifier at about the a3 as masks we + eh "Ow 5 | en —— ae ty of exercise. Finallyg after Wh Sold by Wolff-Wilson Drug Co. and Olive—673—Central r must pay for & oe ¢ P ted through shellfire for half a aonb Famous Barr Co, ! 7 dinary cold he sees B A walking , eT nen | | n train the le m W S. | taken to §&8 Doctors Stand azed at Po er / mile or s0, we omer fe : “It's Se Bocg ta © ¥ through a fine cloth so ! |Here we were ordere m E F ave u : in then this Mak eak E es fe stheooen = we lag ae banat For Rough, Wrinkled, | if | “Brownatone” — nag — cneie a ae ae ies months. It W hed hair to an rage was to open up. ° e Z ' | faded or ene or glossy binck i eee ; and remove such b of Bon-Opto to e y Oarried the Fiarea, - Freckled, Pimpled Skin r- ; apd ened tebe ‘ten years off your bee vey blackheads, freck} ; | “Two other bandsmen and myse 66 . D dd -_ As March wintis, flying dust and dirt, | » looks. 1 ski ftan 3 I , mM | 0 " be detected, will , the ideal skin so ree din to Dr Lewis ‘asia detailed to carry the flares on t Ove, a bd are apt to injure any complexion, this | A + ee ee sq odeckean, end and fo henutifier ‘with ‘rong ccor ® lup We reached the lines about f 99 information will be of special value right | a if avenselaes ene a and fa ant eek | . , ° « — ‘Aaiiiv « ' . | midnight and it sure was a em you look SO unny ig P peat saint. Soca oe aaa t Abectutety Masubeih ré . “ try it! Make an : Cy ‘night. Things seemed to have quiet- § sh. don’t use paint, 4 t ‘ cone prensa Ju artislnnnk Seniae | Guaranteed to Strengthen Eyesight wel ee ee anny Searels oe r. looks funny ‘peering over his §f] ‘i 'o cover it ue. Tee often this eat 1 Ih | uscd and endorsed by thounnde of Camel pint of hag 1 the teal a ? : " | were placed. i slept | Daddy cert tainly OOKS P 8 tage ee cam nr a We & en in business and in society. apply it da . | In One Week s Time in Many Instances H of our troops h as i t t S obi ects ' much easier to remove the disSurement A Apply it yourself with comb or brush. and hands. Tt really de Hy ‘Two mortar men left us about 2 in | reading glasses every time he wants to see obj Wn aoinaty mereeiiind ae Sos Repale GB] The roegits will delight 706, coe freshen, bleach eal Saal air ee ate onderfully | Two mortar men left us about 2 li . ightly, the wax will gradually remove | e ante ape sree oS - coal tar ° : « ad 0 ty of @ ft e A Free Prescription You Can Have | ree may be Rate nt the morning to get their guns ready inore than a few feet aWay. rane wei pimples, moth patches, sallow- | iF and Washers iF ye cari v Rae yy ge FA came as for ¢ ——— rome will F po : . oan 3 ( 1} “active drug store and get a I ras standing outside : a or yellow blotches or any sur- | 1 owing hair. Two colors “Lig f aa ete illed and Use at Home llr cacdaget Soc pag . Dr e | for action. we y . 2 | mess, re | i gr k Brown to we rchard white t¢ ¥ Philadelphia, Pa. Victims of eye strain gee Bis fabiet te i Saath of ‘a elas when I saw the red flare which Thousands of men and women are 1n the same face eruption. The affected cuticle Is | Water and A ——s Two sizes, 35¢ — $1.15, at an ounces of “#r a aan af 4 : and other eye Weaknesses, and those who c. water and let it dissolve. With this z hell The barrage te absorbed, a little each day, until the | ; r Blac a gists jet the genuine. cost, and any gro a : wear giasses, will be giad to know that rT vid bathe thé eyes two to four times | started the ell. , ‘Of 99 routhful and beautiful skin .- Power Wringers leading drug 1 anh. —AD\ Vv. BE ab according - ~ ~raiggegd ng Sheed owen daily. You should notice your pte agro opened up at 2:40 a. m., and the 1X. som eae ecb while. ta. eae r- Trial Package Free. er ae i . Ma ; t - 5 né ' , { 10113 | sf. . : ee taliing s y they have had their a A centage — Fs ste Rigg ‘quick!y woods back of us looked like a i ° ] open druggist for one ounce of mer- - of you write at once. Mall the cou IN, Pam he TR gala oo seine aint wore | disappear, If ae ae (@ take “steps to streak of lightning. Guns erage huh 4 r tok Invisible Bi OCa ~ colized wax and use this like you use | ip =i | with 2@0 ¢e pay pestage and paet b 4 BE CAREFUL et ‘ s Toes say they have thrown them away. @ little it is your duty is too late.|}to hub for miles around. At 5:30 a. yp cold cream. Remove in morning qith | ip H | and we gt with mel a= . Pig | 2 One “pitt aC wid wet one to read at all. aren egg ye cng rath yg : ur litt e roup went over i drin quor o : 0 ts (to cover : . . ; ; who ee were: me W ae Batperes — cree Mes! ‘or misfit ‘alagscs . oe ae = | caramel a a tga one time was Downtown Store : Uptown 8 oe mt come to self-ruining habit, mf Pras | asain pe Trial Pack- ; -and oe a ae ; eye stra - ee ae chea co d it in case of weak, watery, | : : : 4 . D C27, Station F, : , , ane e , - have Ci dion tor sorecal dere: poth | Mc ching, smarting. bn ns ly gg Saga ms ,considered impregnable. Our rag 513 Olive St wit iY os “a 39 N. Grand Ay. on yp bs 5 eee | | whe 4 ae confidential infor. | age 2 ome socom ei ad : wean a oles all t01 ! for distance and work, and » © Seg) aging flamed from exposure to smoke, sn. / and first battalions went aroun: b ° ny iy hinzto pressqage when 3 months old; sation which is likely to bring great, 7 ...... “~~ k. , this at any drug st ba : 5 nt tel 5 gy ne Al al a mitten and e a4 a ye Fo cco ae Shy hy apy BE eae ee ' | “$-¢ ing and gradually . y . : : nally a small tank put an end to th . Ey MOO TES os Vee es colds, relieves coughing | i Are you tormented by Neuralgia, | circulation is et 2 ek ses machine-gun nest and we pushed Fe a ene aes EEE SANT Ie hspae ; ” oringe permanent relief. The full and © | Lumbago, Sciatica or any of those nerves all soothed, and sore Sean HNL Seled to deep thet 3 age 8 eae : i i a : bone iy fe & beat bene@ite ave deriva’ if you begin A; er-i-ka is a only mi aches that require a counter-irritant lameness disappears. . ly th ight in a small woods, in the rain. ied Oe a ll gh age SES ne ‘ rs ho yx-F ; taking it at the very outset of a cold gas on the stomach. i ne | © Then let the soothing, warming appli-| Sloan’s cago age of nr The Dutch were shooting gas all a Soe Sane UG 4 ES sae hy 7 foe ee 7 jam , fe A oF or cough—because vou can check oF much relief with Me | Pre F ‘? +} f Sloan’s Liniment stop the ‘counter irritant most widely us i Ay RPS OMEN Rigd ‘ SSR Edi Club Pl | en i tae Ee cone delatone aE : your furnace. This ‘‘food ash,’’| ? he Great Washington with the President. He 2t05 P. Min Our ew son Ulu an. | ee eae ee spotless. vata . : when allowed to remain in the P ° ® has been engag red by Charles és O « —- Name pet be disappointed obeaie de aciatene - P| ~ bowels, clogs the system and causes Family Liniment Bchwab, the steel manufacturer, to CONCERT HALL from your druggist —Al , moat ilis. Do not ignore the demand play for the presidential party at a @ sal T Test | & _@ailed F Geeta Boe Le 8 ae hlli(titt.......................... H b Tablets holses have trested tho not, - your body makes to correct thia evil. Omega Oil relieves most pains that reception to be given in New York specia one es Address Pure er reese : cay Seon of satareh want yout ia, > Schoenfeld'’s Kidney and Liver Tea can be reached externally and reduces upon thelr return this summer. Saturday April 12. |. try Ss dare a te Wate in ee ae aod stony $i: . Will correct it. A 25¢ package pur. | swellings and inflammation. It re a Ellis a THO e eee eee eeaeens So TESESEE MOY —. — ao ia lad Nothing ment and cures, Treating 0 patien’et hae ehased from your druggist saves many moves soreness and stiffness caused NOW FOR THE REST IN EVERY- Glen Ellison an >a Nething as good For free ‘a : WO, COPTER, Dept 5-2, De dollars in doctor's bills. It is pleas by exercise or overexertion. Alway8 THING! Go after your goal with all > bocnmes beubeeetecte teeter ene E. J. WORST, Box 36, y Pauline Lawrence P.-D (ment, address ant to take and acts smooth! vy an! keep a bottle handy for an emergency, j; that's in you. Let Post-Dispatch | / — liend, Onte. : persuasively without griping.—ADV, “Want” ads help you, . yA

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SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1919. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH pecial 3-Room Outfit,§) | Terms of Payment to Suit Your Convenience tiie, bronze tablet, bearing the name of each member of the church, in serv- ice will be inserted in the wall of the church. A banquet will be civ- en for the men later. Church Has Soldier Employment Bu- turning soldiers. ‘It provides for an reau. | employment bureau to aid them in The Maple Avenue Methodist obtaining work. In addition a serv- _ ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Church, Maple and Belt avenues, has ice flag bearing a star for each re- LEMON JUICE 1S UMBLE TO VERRY “ASKIN: WHITENER J AND A BEAUTIFIER se. ems. Column Pressed On to Battle. Prepare a quarter pint ef peauty lotion at About the cost Mrs. Mary Mueller, 2218 Sullivan of 2 small jar of cold cream, javenue, whose son, Paul Mueller, TR eg NES Ie ORR, As, was killed in action, has received a —_° =a SS letter from Lieut. Francis M. Mor- gan of E Company, 353d Infantry, in reply to an inquiry she sent rela- tive to the manner in which her son met death. Lieut. Morgan was with Mueller. when he was struck. He writes that he is unable to verify Mueller’s death. His letter follows: “About 2 p. m. Nov. 2 the platoon was advancing against a very strong- ly held machine gun position. We were getting very heavy fire. Paul was in the leading unit of the platoon and was armed with a rifle grenade gun. I had seen a shell hole about 30 yards ahead which offered good protection, and from which he could reach the enemy machine gun with his special weapon. “TIT rushed forward to this and mo- tioned for him to follow. He did so, but before he got there a_ bullet passed through his leg, cutting an artery and going through the bone of the upper thigh. Another man and I got him into the shell hole at once, and as.the advance was tem- porarily held up under. heavy fire, beautifier at. about the cost one|the two of us did what we could for must pay for a small jar of the or-|;him. But we could not stop the dinary cold creams. Care should be! blood or the pain and the day was taken to strain the lemon juice very bad, indeed. Everyone was through a fine cloth’ so no lemon | soaked through with a cold rain. pulp gets ‘in, then this lotion will| . ‘‘The stretcher bearers came up as keep fresh for months. It really will | quickly as possible. When I saw him bleach and remove such blemishes as las# he was conscious, but I feared pimples, blackheads, freckles and tan that the pain and loss of blood ani and is the ideal skin softener, smooth- | cold would be too much for him. ener and beautifier which absorbs’! “I did not know him very well, but readily and is not sticky or greasy. he struck me at the time as being a Just try it! Make up a quarter! clean-cut, well-bred fellow from a pint of this harmless lemon lotion and ‘fine home. He was one of the brav- apply it daily to the face, neck, arms est men in the platoon, for it took aud hands. It really does soften, brave men that day to face those freshen, bleach and bring out the hid- boche machine guns. He showed den roses and beauty of any skin. exceptional grit after he was shot Your druggist will sell three | and was still cheerful when we saw ounces of orchard white at little him last. His record in the com- cost, and any grocer will supply the | pany was excellent. ; lemons.—ADV. | “TIT cannot find out who the oop age wes: hs stretcher bearers were who took BE CAREFUL IN USING preamact sectty hte Sat Oar soe SOAP ON YOUR HAIR’ ords show him evacuated to the Base | Hospital and beyond that we have Most soaps and prepared shampoos no record. The Central Records Of- contain too much alkali, which is very - -_ -_ > - - oo, colt ids ——_— % A, duh RCIA TAP SAL HUSA Mn A The juice of two fresh lemons strained’ into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white makes a whole quarter pint of the most remarkable lemon skin bleach and ~_ — —_—- Every Buettner Customer Is Entitled to Free Membership in the BUETTNER PROTECTIVE CLUB If the family bread-winner dies, all the payments owing us are canceled. Inquire about this liberal and exclusive Buettner feature. This Chifforobe | 4° $1.50 Cash— 75c a Week The most convenient article of furniture a man can have. Style shown has hatbox, five large drawers, roomy wardrobe | compartments, coat and } pants hangers. Golden oak finish. ——_— Abit Hdd aT def .— — = - “It's So Easy Now te Have Beautiful Hair.” pwnatone’’ will tint your streaked. or bleached hair to any shade of oft “brown, or glossy black if pre- , and take’ ten years off your J Columbia Grafonolas are supreme entertainers. They bring to your beck and call all the world’s greatest singers, instrumentalists, bands. We carry a complete line from SHA. ARR CeO me a: ee eee eee ~ ———=» — - — —— >_> ll , a “Dla atillidbcsttes oswnatone’ cannot be detected, will b or wash off, is odorless, an bless. Absolutely Harmless. safe and harmless preparation is nd endorsed by thousands of wom- business and in society. ly it yourself with comb or brush. sults will delight you. Guaranteed o4 free from lead, sulphur, silver ¥, zinc, aniline or coal tar pro- Used for switches same as for ng hair. Two colors: “Light to Brown” and Dark Brown to “” Two sizes, 35c and $1.15, at all hg druggists. Get the genuine. Trial Package Free. write at once. Mail the coupon 10c to pay pdéstage and packing, e will send you a free trial pack. of “Brownatone,”” with valuable st on the care of the halr. Men- hade desired when writing or pur- This Free Trial bottle not to at dealers, but only by mail TU uae a el “Hey af" Tih > 5 ‘ ; * ~_ ~ YT ———— 4 i TisgITRSTO "eT oe ee Ee : Ad TEMS im tt elias —S ; Sada PT? “o> oo ee ee TE LLP PS LL SAAN — ' a _. . ° “ ADV. S TIME TO MAKE HO-LAXENE SYRUP e Can Make a Full Pint of ive, Curative Cold and Cough ine Cheaply at Home. rybody is subject to colds and s at this season. Be prepared! on hand a full pint of Mentho- e syrup that checks und aborts relieves coughing and gradually 8 permanent relief. he full and nefits are derived if you begin it ut the verv outset of a coli bgh—beeause vou can check or the cold-and save many hours ress an perhaps ward off pnew- and other serious results of a ted cold. Atho-Laxene is pure, contains no bs or narcotics. It is pleasant, ting, healing and curative be- any preparation you can buy made. Full directions and guar- fre with every bottle of o-Laxene. It will more than you or The Blackburn Prod- 0., Dayton, Ohio, will refund money. hdreds of thousands of bottles of o-Laxene jhave been sold and ver 50 people have wanted their y back. That tells how good ADV. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it in, about a teaspoonful is all that is required. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, cleanses thoroughly, and rinses out easily, The hair dries quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy, and easy to handle. Besides, it loosens and takes out every particle of dust, dirt and dandruff.—ADV. Adler-i-ka Again! ‘« Adler-i-ka is the only medicine for gas on the stomach. I never had so much relief with any medicine. I would not take $25.00 for the relief one bottle of Adler-i-ka gave me. I cannot get done recommending it.’’ (Signed) H. L. Hicks, Ashley, Il. Adler-i-ka expels ALL gas and sour- ness, stopping stomach distress IN. STANTLY. Empties BOTH upper and lower bowel, flushing ENTIRE alimenjary canal. Removes ALL foul matterSwhich poisons system. Often CURES constipation. Prevents ap- pendicitis. We have sold Adler-i-ka many years. It is a mixture of buck- thorn, cascara, glycerine and nine other simple drugs. Johnson Bros. Drug Co., 7th and St Charles 8t., | Consumers’ ba. Wolff-Wilson (and leading druggists verywhere).—ADVERTISEMENT. DRINK HABIT Church Tonight. For the first time in its history, Christ Church Cathedral will have a woman speaker at its service tonight. Mrs. H. C. January, secretary of the League will speak at 8 o’clock on ‘‘Woman’'s Work, Its Source and Goal.’ Special musical features are also announced for the service. Dean C; M. Davis will preach on “The Basis of Christian Opti- mism"’ at the Cathedral at 11 a. m. The speaker this week for the noon- day services under the auspices of the Brotherhood of 8t. Andrew will be the Rev. William O. Waters, D. D., | rector of Grace Church, Chicago. | |The chaplain will be the Rev. Fr. | rector of Trinity | Boyd Coxe, Church. Tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 there’ will be a service for social workers at the Cathedral under the direction of the Rev. Rufus D. 8. Putney, who/; will speak on “Jesus as a Social Worker.” This serviee will be fol- lowed by an infortnal conference and tea fn the Parish House. CALL MADE FOR CLEVER WOMEN. Government Needs Scholars of Sel- | ence and Others Workers. The Women’s Division, U. 8. Em-| ployment Service, sixth floor, Pon- | tiac Building, has received requosts | for women who are qualified to take charge of a department of education gre a department of physics and for clinical psychologist. Application should be made to Mias C. B. Brock- stedt, in charge of the commercial] and professional department of the Women’s Divisfon. Only woman with college degrees will be considered. size; very attractive pattern SAE in new designs and colors Sound waves require uniform amplification to reagh their full- — extra good values Extra quality Axminster Rugs, Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs— shown at $39.75 $45.00 borders and trimmings. Many other wonderful values are being this time, and sheer Voile Curtaina, motifs and hand drawnwork including Marquisette with dainty lace MATA? ness. You will note that The Brunswick tone is richer and more natural. Strident;‘metallic notes are absent. i FL oe] on 61 of sr N\\\)) Make comparison. Let your ear decide. Try to find an equal to Brunswick tone. is ee SLR MAT be 1 You’re bound to end such a search at a Brunswick Shop, where every opportunity will be given you to decide for yourself. Hear this remarkable instrument before you Pe LTPP PPL EErereeeerieeei ec eee iL Li I Lice eer ii ee_ Lili eLi leer ere rere errr ee. Tee ei, a Te 0 ~~ 1% 7 decide. REDUCE YOUR WEIGHT TNE TRIER Me RNAI ! ‘ ——_ Qe e-eteeee pean cepeteewah cae AL) DR Ce LS LR Le At last here is a safe home treat- ment for reducing fat, so positive that you will receive a forfeiture in cash ,f you do not make a reduction of ten | to sixty pounds—whatever weight you | wish to reduce. | Each morning and evening take ten | deep breaths at the open window or outdoors. Take oil of korein four times daily and follow the other sim- ple directions that come with it. Get oil of korein in capsules at the drug store, or write for free book to Korein Company, NM-27, Station F, New York, N. Y., which will come PHONOGRAPHS ee SU Se AAR: i“) ie a aft gis its : hich AT DEPENDABLE DEALERS PLAYS ALL RECORDS AT THEIR BEST The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company Manufacturers— Established 1845 mali ae " SF - ~ . yet a - 00 81a ne - ~ “VY Fo UIE AMA ABT SUES AR QES SUAS HUSSAIN CS MAC HORUS RRL LET VAT MG A MCA IN Ml MCA daa - ee ee Use the National ‘*Bust de. veloped 5 inches,’’ saye lenddorf. Mrs. Al- | “The firet three weeks bust developed 3% in..” Fre- ortsa Swarthout. Dr.) Only Real Bust Developer AR AND SAN Treatment for pi and bieckheads: At night smear them with Cuticura Oint- od , | : - : + ’ ‘ * ’ ; : ' H y > a= . " ; , 4 A There is a call also for a woman. ) fo you in plain envelope. Make up ment. Wash off in five min The National is the special Bust De- | continue ANO NECKLACE (Pat. U.S. &Can.) est discovery for the relief or cure of Golter by trical treatment. Works while you sleep. y for particulate and Free bookiet om Goltet.| Co. 45 Cosmas Bidg., Watertown, Wis. sle Home Treatment _ emove Hairy Growths | uty Culture) © or three minutes’ use of a dela- Paste will banish every bit of heir your face, neck or arma. This paste nade by mixing some -water with pered delatone. After the paste is pved the ekin should be waghed to it from the remaining delatone and be clear and spotless. ou will be disappointed with this treatment uu are sire to obtain real dele ovr Aroegtiet ADDY re Herb Tablets six days treatment free, for Kidneys. and Stomach trouble, Rheumatism, pation and Impure Blood. Nothing Nothing as good. For free treat- address E. J. WORST, Box 36, Asnh- Reliable Home Treatment The Orrirfe treatment for breaking | 7 the Drink Habit can be used with | absolute confidence. It destroys all | desire for whiskey, beer or other | alcoholic stimulants. If you fail to | get results from Orrine, your money | will be refunded. | Orrine No. 1, secret treatment; Orrine No, 2, voluntary treatment. Costs only $1.25 a box. Ask us for booklet. Wolff-Wilson Drug Co., 7th st. and Washington av., St. Louis, Mo.; Chas. F. Merker, East St. Louis, I11.—ADV. ITREAT | CATARRH FREE: 10 DAYS ’ ~ l will treatany case of catarrh, or deafness, or] | head noises caused from ca- tarrtAO days Free to prove that my orig- inal treatment will cure it. I had catarrh and became deaf. Had head noises, had two surgical opera- f tions, originated “ new treatment that orred it. re . beave treated thousands. believe it wil. cv S5y cane of catarrh. Want you to try [t 10 days free Sad see how qutck ft relleves you. Am an oculletand SUriet, 3 Years experience. big practice, response) bie, Write for*free treatment and story of this treat entand cures, Treating © patientea day Aadress DR. W.0. COFFEE, Dept. X-2, Davenport, lowa, who can take charge of a poultry farm and numerous other positions for women are open. A number of women are registered who desire employment. Employers who have positions for women should commu- nicate with the U. 8. employment office. The employment _ service maintains departments for returning soldiers, sailors and marines and male civilians, and those who have positions for men should communi- cate with the men's department. Mrs. FE. A. Hecker is in charge of the women’s division. Y, M. H. A. FESTIVAL TONIGHT Pageant and Mock Marriage Among Features, The Young Men's Hebrew Associa- tion will give a Purim Festival for members and their parents at the Y. M. H. A. Building this evening. Every room in the building will-be used for pageants, dancing, playlets and other features being prepared by the different classes, fellowship and chummy clubs. Every club and claags will be represented and there will be three or four performances going at one time. A pageant, “Queen Esther,’ com- posed by Mrs. Isaac Halpern, wil] be given. There will also be a “mock marriage,’ a “mock trial" and “mock divorce.”” The mandolin and ubulele clubs will supply the caba- ret features in the dining room. where refreshments will be served ‘from 6 until 10 o'clock, a your mind that, regardless of what- | ever else you have tried without bene- | fit, you are now going to lose weight | while improving your health and fig- | ure, as well as gaining a younger and ‘more attractive appearance. Remem- | ‘ber, this is-a@ guaranteed system. Add years to your life and life to ~ “My Little Pets Love Cascarets” “pan COLDS ARE OFTEN DANGEROUS ‘Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey Helps to relieve a cold. It lessens tlte danger of health- your years by Korein method.—ADY, | undermining after-effects. It brings relief to that stuffed-up head, those | 7 = ce Rheumatism? | racking cough, sal canes pe newer Tr “Snake 0)” | | Grippy weather is the signal for | y | | etting that bottle of Dr. Bell’s Pine- | tet Haber ready. The quickly-caught | leald is quickly relieved by this stand. | ‘ard remedy. Pleasant and comfort: | \ing, it is beneficial for every young or | 'old member of any family if suffer. | ‘ing from a cold. 30c, 60 and $1.20. Z fen; Rel | } R2pDr.BellsA . Pine Tar Honey For Coughs &Colds TO MOTHERS! If you will learn to give this harmless candy cathartic to your children, in- stead of castor oil, calomel and pills, you will save money and avoid lots of worry and trouble. Truly! Guaranteed To’ Be Satisfactory or Money Back If you have rheumatism. l!umbago, gore throat, or any ache or pain. you can depend on getting gratifying relief from Miller’s Antiseptic Ofl, formerly known as Snake Ol This great scien- tiie preparation has brought joy and happiness to thousands when everything elise failed. It penetrates. removes in- fammation, congestion and irritation, and promotes a healthy circulation. The manufacturers of M.uiers Anti- septic Ol] (known as Bnake Ol!) are so confident that you, too. will be more than satisfied that every bottle is sold Atetinet understanding that if trying it of your When one of the kiddies has a white tongue, a tainted breath, sour stomach or a cold; when bilious, constipated, feverish, remember, a Cascaret to quickly “work” away the nasty bile, sour fermentations and poisons should always be the first treatment given. Children really like to take candy Cascarets and they never gripe the tender ‘bowels, never injure, and never disappoint the worried mother. Give Cascarets to children one year old and upwards. Each 10 cent box contains full directions for children and adults. after cent satiated every Te Prevent influenza and Grip lake id ulinime as Soon as a Cold Starts—Don't Delay __— AD druggists, 25 cents. money part o purchased a 30c¢, 60c tie today from any good druaggiat or Wolff-Wilson Drug Co Enderie Drug _ Bt Leuls, Mo.--ADV. Chet ee eee + _—~~ _ Pick workers through Post-Dis- | aoe | patch Situation and Help Wanted sont veloper Dr. C. 8. Carr formerly recom- mended in the Physical Culture Maga- | gine as the only safe, reliable method known for enlarging the bust In a natural way. Of this method, Dr. Carr said: “Indeed, it will bring about a>develep- | ment of the busts quite astonishing.” Thies has been proven over and over by those using The National In reports eent us some have obtained as much as five inches development by following Dr. Carr’s instructiona. Valuable Book FREE If you want a beautiful, plump. full bust. write for our vaivable book on bust development. containing the article by Dr. Carr, in which he telle epecifically the causes of non-development and how the bust may be develoned harmlessly to ite most beautiful proportions Sent free to every woman tn need of development If vou wish book sent sealed. inclose Gea postage THE OLIVE COMPANY. Denot. 5 - - - Clarinda. lewa me ee ee OIL STOCKS Send for our 1919 Walition ef Inde- pendent Ol Stocks Contains genera! valuable tnformation about hundred companies Tt is FREE for the asking. W. L. Schachner & Co. Stocks and Bonds Central Nations! Bank ST. LOUIS, MO, on two Calluses? Arch or Heel Pains? Arch Supverte Fitted by MAIL. fficee LIBERA TOR oo oy ST? Ollwe St. (Hennernean Bidg.) Lindell 1510W., Delmar 7369 ; ' ’ and : over scalp. next rti a cease with Cuticura ? and water. Repeat in two weeks if needed, Pad nj A Dy dene pb ieg overyurhere. tied — Irregular Sleep ’ He Had to Arise at Night Bi | cause of Kidney and Blad Ailments. Tells of the Good Balmwort Tab- “ lets Worked. : Mr. W. E. Goff, connected with tha’™ L. & W. RB. R., Syracuse, N. Y., ‘*For two years I bad suf. D. writes: fered from disorders of the kidneys and bladder. back and hips, extreme nervousness. My ankles swelled and my skia be eame dry and harsh. Balmwort Tablets I noticed relief ant continued taking until now 1 feel wholly relieved of pain and suffer- ing. a Tablets as a most reliable, bene ficial medicine.’’ The Blackburn Products Co., Day- ton, Ohio, guarantee every package satisfactory, or money back, so why .. inot stop your pain and distress with : : : Balmwort Tablets. Sold by leadi Scare, Price, $1.00.—AD I am giad to recommend Balm-. y ’ Distressing pain in the >” After using _. al - . « + 2 ‘ és £ —— a Meee Fre

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~ I hee otek Tis Bh iat ehh,» Bot Me a Jk vein : poate 33. GPE ce 10 ST LOUIS: POST-DISPATCH AP ders ena 2 gat 4 r me * . = a or ete ‘an eee %. Citterio: BIRLS! BEAUTIFY YOUR NAVY HAD 374 HAIR WITH “DANDERINE” SHIPS AND 80.711 ie - on PE RNO Ss a . - : eee a Selo meers cir sm = Sigs . RED 34 ’ cates oe ee ye eeee . LE LE | ae 1) Get a Small Bottle! Freshen Your Scalp! Stop MEN IK FUROP [ /) Falling Hair! Remove Dandruff! Grow Lots : | of Wavy, Glossy, Beautiful Hair~-You Can! Summary Shows 120 Sub- Ht a He. Shag | marine Chasers and 70 De- FRE ia a ys ye stroyers Were on Duty ie il . When War Ended. | aie & ie 55 COLLIERS PLIED TO at FRANCE FROM WALES ae te E ) Report Says Three, Possibly i He Four Submarines, -Were ee | Sunk, One Captured — ie ‘* 900,000 Soldiers Escorted. Hid | Press LONDON, Feb. 24.—The United | | | MET SoS ps States had 374 vessels on duty in Eu- | es 4 ropean waters and a personnel of. ee i 80.711 afloat, at bases or headquar- | ters when the armistice was signed, | according to a summary of United | States naval activities prepared at | headquarters here. Numerically the | submarine chasers headed the list | with 120, then came the destroyers | with 70, while the third class was the | unheralded 55 colliers that assisted | ie Be | ; in keeping a steady stream of coal) , om a ' moving from Cardiff to maintain the °°) A= : f Url f tu shin, 2 Gold-F inished Bed $1.50 Cash—$1.00 a Month Hinged Lid White Enam’ld : Tilting Metal 7. mt oe Flour Bin —~— Z jE Core Bee 19 | Art Glass Doors TK mm Be 8! | Glass Front ®* Five Glass en Spice Jars me, / Sifter Top > | eek Glass Sugar cain le ; Si 244-in. Posts—1 1-16-in. ) Hinged. Door Fillers—41,4-in. Caps “ Tea and HESE Beds are in beautiful Ver- oe nis Martin finish—extremely massive Nickeloid Sliding Handy Wire in proportions — rigidly construeted—and Table Top Rack of a class and character that will add an air of distinction to any bedroom—one Handy Rack Kneading Board of the best values we have ever 16 5() Oreree HOO .. «ccc cabheanen * Sliding Wire | Shelf Cutlery Drawer For Your Music Rolls aes, __, Utensil Drawer Panel Bottom \ 3 aw ee a Sliding $2.00 Cash—50c a Week saeeea 2% SS. Seen pe ; _ | ml read an ir ogg oa Wire Rack a Cake Drawer 7 ey —All-Metal Resse Interior “Quaker” Kitchen. Cabinet With Large Sliding Nickeloid Table Top White Enam’ld oe ee $2.50 CASH $2.50 Monthl y pri table top—and will please every woman who sees it— FOLLOW the arrows—they point out many of the at- _ tractive features of this elaborate Kitchen Cabinet. 5() It is finely constructed throughout—has nickeloid sliding . O08 G6 hess cada f you need this Musie Roll Cabinet in which to take care of your music rolls—it is extra large—mahogany {finish— has grilled door and will hold 90 musie rolls— Se As 6s bees Poses can ° Enameled Steel Top Kitchen Tables | lig $1.00 Cash I, $1.00 a Mont _—~ Ss >: nt — a => —_—— —— — - ~ . eVeerse 62e €@ @ 2 2 64.0 6 2 oe ore eeeeee#eteteeee "SS @ee 6.6 6 2.8 8 6: @ . 45-Inch Cedar Chest Inc hinues Chippendale Design $1.50 Cash— . $1.50 a Month "PHESE Cedar Chests are beautiful in design, with ornamental corners and copper bands on the lid —just the thing to store your furs, woolen and bedding—ae- | tual $24 value for only.. v 88-Note Player-Piano [N Terms to Suit You essential touches of brightness and color to your room—they are ft ar ; gs ’ — ’ ill 9x12-ft. size— specially priced for this week’s selling at $24.50—on terms of $1.50 eash and $1.50 pete | Sale of Brussels Rugs at $24.50 $1.50 Cash— = 56 —— + SP a oo wae Co suex Ey: selecting one of these handsome Brusels Rugs you are certain of a quality that will give service and satisfaction and of a pattern and coloring that will add the Ts Wayne & Handell Player-Piano ts a handsome 88- note § instru- ment and comes complete with 24 rolls of music, scarf and beneh—all for only— NOVEL form of por- table crib—made of wood—richly white enameled ——39 inches long, 20% inches wide —mounted on 6- inch rubber-tired wheels, com- plete with fabric | — — special a — $475 Twelfth and Olive Sts. $6,754 and piano-hinged lid—has numbered eom- partments to hold your records—offered on terms of $1.50 a week PTICOG Ab. ...ccccecatec: $ ! 0.00 ae = —no interest charged-— ~- - - — yh emer | U? iy, my Combination Coa] — and Gas Range $4.00 Cash—$1.00 a Week «, Tuls ‘Quick Baker’’ is really twa ranges in one—permits you to cook and bake with coal or gas as you prefer built of polished blue steel—coal sectign has four holes—gas section has three star burners—oven is heated by coal or gas— SNORE 06.6 6caci ccd Men’s Chifforobe enamel — $1.50 Cash__$1.00 a Month . — ( SAVES money—-saves time in dress- ing—saves floor space—really two pieces of furniture in one—the most useful and practical piece of furniture for @ man’s room and a de- cided bargain at our | 5 i oe Se - epee cooks * Columbia Grafonola Terms—$1.50 a Week ae ° ; & HIS Type E-2 Grafonola is large size, has triple spring-drive mote? Baby Bassinet Something New $1.00 Cash—$1.00 Monthly TH ITIIIAL | if Wi — 3 ‘y = fh | Pony Se ‘| JOO%, Mor @ The sales of Louis every d the Globe-De: PART FOUR. a eo 2 - - a aie a TD ROBBERS TI $5000 IN JEWELER; ¢ Threaten Owner, C Two Customers, R and‘ Strip Wine View of Passersby | ing Crowds Fro Nearby Theaters. OFFICERS IN PIS FIGHT FROM “Take Your Time : the Diamonds,” C to Partner—Flee Stolen Machine— Valuables Pawned Within 24 hours after police force had been @ creased with day ren crime at night, two robber ly taking advantage of th mat 4:15 o’clock Yesterday entered the Hendler Loan elry Co., at 804 North G rue, and while threaten Hrendler, the owner: his * two customers with revol bed the cash drawer of the show windows, in view by, of diamonds and jewel at $4000 to $5000. After le store the robbers were pt Hendler, and exchanged shots with him They @ an automobile which — y abandoned at Natural Br and Arlington evenue. The robbery, which took one of the busiest parts of within a few blocks of five ture and vaudeville theate were discharging their mat! ences, was characterized | of police O'Brien as ft esudacious of the recent crimes that have caused ¢ forces from day to night in! Department. Chief O'Brien at once too al charge of the tnvestigz: rent out i special Place as many officers as on the case He remained ~Henrdquarters until late at recting a city-wide search. Pistol Fight tn Aute A thrilling incident in Nection occurred at 8:20 « the 4100 block on Enrigh Detectives Murphy, Vasey, | lHloagliand were driving eas right avenue on the lookow Picious characters when the A new Ford machine ahead They caught up and comms driver to stop. In answe stepped out on the runnin end fired eight shots from matic pistol through the fp windshield, showering the ¢ with glass The detetgives stopped and got out and opened fi car, In which a man was “(jive ‘er dae’ (jive ‘er gas shots failing to stop the cai tectives -clambered into ({} ‘ook up the pursuit, ‘but trail at Taylor avenue. The (rand avenue neig! has been a fruitful source ¢ for robbers within the last « and burglaries had becorn ffuent that merchants fro! Sireet to Finney avenue ha plained to the Post-Dispate the Police Department. | Described as Young ! In the crime yesterday ty men, described as being Jears of age and weart clothes and® capa, entered @ store Hendler was stan hind the north counter, and) lise Lydia Allen of 40204 | avenue, was dusting some al hind the south counter On stepped behind’ the counts Hendler stood and, drawt volver, commanded Hendler up.”, The other robber, W zone behind the opposite | ‘ommanded Minas Allen to her hands and step behind tion cage in the back of t Hendler aleo was forced bac cage At that moment the situ came complicated for the fe the entrance of two cust teph Lind of 5968 Cabann and Edward S< hwech, 517@ “Venue. The robbers thruet under the rear counter a ene guarded him and Moms other stepped forward pointed revolver forced SchWech to step behind ¢ ‘eounter with hands aloft &fainet the wall The robber then went bad eke and took what cash t ‘" & drawer and com b@:itner to take a leather ‘ing under the counter an¢ the diamonds and jewe how window. : “Take Your Time, Get f Take your time about Continued on Page 3. *

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. .. ee. - ‘ tn. a : ae ta a gong $s, : unday Post-Dispatch Toda; | ' : IRST NEWS SECTION q , PSECOND NEWS SECTIO! . A are THIRD NEWS SECTICG SP POUR STATE: Pi HOS S PAGES. ; 4 \ * = ’ P : qThe sales of the Post-Dispatch in S¢. my WANT DIRECTORY. J2 PAGES. as ; NDAY MAGAZ >» 16 PAG Louis every day are 100% greate: ‘han SO NOTOGRAVURE SECTION, 4 PAGES ' t COMIC SECTION, 4 PAGES, the Globe-Democrat’s. og ‘‘PTRST IN EVERYTHING" a ———— = === a — ee ee a a ee _——— — eee . anaes - = ~ ~ - -_— . = eed ————ee — — EAT RT DA I lll aitaanlneaiiiedis EEE =— Samer rr Construction and Re- The U-48 took refuge at Farrol ss " W ASHING TON, ee Ls Until : | pairs, announc here today that the Democrats Select Tobin, Mc- in March, 1918, and was in- Contention Is That War Declarations That Jan. 25 late tonight the Federal Revenue | navy sl : , .° : navy should be ¥eady to attempt the ierned. The attempted flight of . : i Collectors’ offices throughout the Gas Range flight by heavicr-than-ain. craft | Donald and Cullinane, ahd the U boat was observed and the Time Act Became Obso- Decision Had Been Aban- country were busy receiving elev- Ss across the Atlantic Ocean within a' torpedo’ boat uestroyer Antalo ° . , ; ; ; ° snth-hour income tax returns, due sh—$1 : O Clerk and "°""™: Republicans Pick Wolfner, | pursuea her. The German boat lete When President An- doned Are Flatly Contra- °"‘"""® et a Agrees to Turn Cues Nearly Cas —-$ .00 a Week | Threaten wner, e | “I do not believe that Great Brit- ‘ * was sunk outside the Ferrol |. d a oe a today, at the agin and accep Ss | C tomers Rifle Safe | nin will beat-us across,” he said, “if Present President. roads. The crew was saved. nounce Armistice. dicted. payments of the 25 per cent first in- | 2 000,000 Tons of Ship- Two wees ‘ |the attempt is made with heavier- ¢ | When the German submarine stallment. Collectors reported to- ° i fe are ee . | ' . . . . than-air craft. We are under the L'-48 sought refuge at Ferrol her . night*that they were submerged be- | ping, of Which Nine Big ‘ : ° ° in fot : em tg | and Strip Windows ne ————— a iy: 4 . O. P. REFUSES TO propellers were unshipped by the 18TH AMENDMENT ALSO 'TUMULTY ALSO neath a flood of documents, checks | . U S. View of Passersby Includ- ill } see e 2 sda | ta | authorities and her guns and |) and money orders, and that it would | Vessels Will Go to . | - , se un ertaken by England, pos | ACCEPT CULLINANE munitions were taken out accord- WILL BE ATTACKED RECEIVES CABLE take several days to‘ prepare even a : | ing Crowds From Five spon: Soa edt mei agegrn seal erg ing to dispatches from that port. tentative tabulation of receipts.; to Carry American Troops of es es tv i ae pon goal edae | The captain of the submarihe de- || | Treasury officials calculated the. Blows Nearby Theaters. ning completed. It has not yet Name of Richard Murphy to ret) wel oe mag rosea — Financiers in Organization in | “Preliminary” Treaty De- | Seiawhare iakwonn aanaaMaan aan - ' been decided whether all four will be ae . | $1,000, dich, 000. ‘er : . . ;' three ships. The U boat carried - = P ; . ‘ OFFICERS IN PISTOL _ tieve that more than one will start Appear on Ticket—Both | iro. ct 30 men. | | New York to Begin Pro-| scribed as Virtually Final © Persons who maited their returns| ALLIES TO DELIVER This will insure against total failure Parties Adopt Platforms in ceedings to Make It “For- Armistice, Peace Treaty tonight, or even tomorrow, ae not SUPPLIES AT ONCE T S should , t 1 k d | : | | . af . , ee em iain Tayler cata that ne one| Conventions. CLEMENCEAU'S ASSAILANT “GLAD ‘ever Inoperative.” |; ‘With All Belligerent Pow-| te usc discretion an te abunee to not certain whetKer a non-stop trip 4 | ‘turns which may trickle in any time . mould: be attemoted. ' TO DIE FOR CAUSE OF TOILER 4 7 2b : Negotiations at Brussels Are “T y st nd Get : ‘ | ers. next week, providing they do not re- ake our ime a ‘We may break it into two hops,” The Republicans and Democratic By the Associated Press ard the ta#diness as wilful Re * rater sé, > : - . - ‘ 2 P " z “oy r M 71. v —_ ™ ‘i 7 the Diamonds,” One Said a — and this Reon aa peste city cenventions, held yesterday in | ae re parce i. ae for | NEW YORK, March 15.—Prelim- | Furthermore, Revenue Commis- Marked by Impersonal Rig- C airplane mother ships, vesselS| nals at 1441 Chouteau avenue and | ths be , =e ottin, inary action toward testing the con-| BY yhe Associated Press. sioner Roper has nethied conecters idi } FI ° equipped with oil, gasoline and food.| _ Sentenced to Death. PARIS, March 15.—In a statement|¢o ace cial 1 ity — Germans Mention to Partner— ce in a “Through their wireless apparat- 3549 Olive street respectively, chose | By the Associated Press. Stitutionality of the war-time prohi- on the sone C ie Bago oa % 7 a — a herring _ ~ ° ” “ sedi ; pee . : ? S, pes » I wises : sous sace conference resolution letters, giving an estimate of the tax . nf . . Stolen Machine—Most of a Be sald. mather snipe con Wipe | Mpartizan Hoard of Education tick- | ica ae h aac oe : wm ee | bition act was taken in the filing| with reference to the league of na-| due and accompanied:by a least one- | H I ant Mortality in. | a , : ; é s ours for e co ‘ , : : ; , }in touch with the flying boats. Al ets, agreeing on three names and dif-|+, try Emile Cott sen - apie here today of a stockholders’ suit in| tions in the peace treaty President! fourth of the estimated sum. This! Aski . d Articl though the flying boat may alight | |to try /mile Cottin yesterday for . , Wilson said today th: » decisi pow ’ “t | ng for Milk Valuables awne 1c es. only once at sea it is possible that |fering as to one, and adopted plat- | his attempt on Premier Clemenceau’s the Federal Court against the James vs n sai oday that the decision leniency was prompted by the fact | | ’ » § se; : Ss al | ‘ . ; ' OR . ’ . | of the peace conference at its plen-| that in some districts the rush at | shi 'forms for the t _ F life and to sente ae Everard’s Breweries. Tt . - é : oe One. mother ship coum pe | vege ea i * : oe a See ct ad et Pepe mie sent a rose ant. J — 1 we ary session of Jan. 25, 1919, that the| collectors’ offices in the last few days | used. 1, when a president and 14 members a’ began atternoon and neded | nant, Joseph E. Everard, asked the| establishment of a league of nations prevented taxpayers from obtaining | uick Baker’’ is really tw» Within 24 hours after the night . NT ; at 7:25 ~ iii iit eR zh veniam rend Q auly lof the Board of Aldermen will be ut » p. m. when Col. Hyvert an- | ¢ ourt for an order.restraining the} should be made an integral part of copies of the regular printed form. BRUSSELS, March 15.—German in one—permits. you to cook - police force had been greatly in-| G | nounced the verdict, which was) ; j ‘ nae ain tm Gin 3 , . . . rith coal or gas as you prefer— creased with day men. to check OR ANIZATION OF VE ERANS elected. The party nominees for the’ ynanimous. defendant from suspending its man- ecw Ey I igiersirg teins 8 a wilt he bona teacaee i teagr | Pinan ti jen RD bea mes t » is asis ateve ; . garding the taking over by the allies 4 - » * icr , ye Vi 5 «| | Bos yr > rea { > ‘ x . : ree ac +} ¥ eg mtirx-iti - - plished blue steel—coal section @ crime at night, two robbers, evident OF WAR BEGUN AT PARIS oard of Aldermen were named at; Cottin, who appeared to be piti- | Uf@cturing activities May 1 next, and ports that a change in this decision neglected to file returng by the final os et} y taking advantage of the change, ‘the primary March 7. >. oe udennil ; |its sales July 1, as rec , . oles—gas section has three star | 5 : = fully weak despite his apparent ef- : equired by the | i. contemplated. ‘hour, enclosing a check, to do so) ven is heated | at 4:15 o’clock yesterday afternoon | | The Democrats, to whom three of | fect at brazenness, rambled through Mederal statute. | The resolution: of the league of | without being penalized. _ the provisioning of Germany yester- entered the Hendler Loan and Jew- _Lieutenant-Colonel Bennett Tempo- ‘the four Board of Education va-!.- saa | The complaint alleged that the! : ’ | aie ; : a long statement which he had care- & a 16 | eee , ‘ ip | day , eece . ‘ elry Co., at 804 North Grand ave- | rary Crairman of Mecting of 500 cancies fell under the bi-partisan | fyj)y prepared He quoted in turn }emergency pronibition clause of the) nb Sener raya — —— prem rR a ee _— clea | 0 ee SS ee , a . tant ana! By the Associated Press, J. J, MOousseau anc omain Rolland. ' ' eo First—it is essential to the main- ests had paid their taxes by turning | | ’ Hendler, the owner; his clerk, and! PARIS. M 7 i h bln | Jesse A. McDonald, John C. Tobin| He said he gloried in his attempt on 1918, is unconstitutional as a meas-'| tinier aie weetd cetetimaes tua 4 tificat h 4. A board of control for German ex- i > ~ i c ¥ )- Py ° : } oe ‘ P e Vo ( 5s 5 *T? 7 ‘ Pe ‘ ° , “% ‘ y © ; SSS, March 16 shipdmicsan ted intended to safeguard the na-|\,.- TO et a. ota ea DL sean {ports wil be established under the ’ ° e two customers with revolvers, rob- (and William Cullinane as t ; ‘ 4 ‘ ; | ure . : ; S } oro e bed the cash drawer of $183, and Officers and enlisted men of the) bit ates | Th : Sy ie $ heir the aged premier an@ insisted that | tional security and defense. the | which the associated nations are now | months ago and redeemable today. ; candidates. 1¢ tepublicans, to wef : se, > ar- of |terms of the agreement. This board , wi nm tow aecer.| American Expeditionary Forces have | -he had committed a laudable act, Lothian ani ; ‘met to establish, that a league This system made possible the tre- | theshow windows, in view of passer- | , ‘ whom one vacancy fell, renominated saying: “Yoti may kill me, but vou} mistice having been signed, hostili- nations be created to promote inter- ] ons + ~ a rithout ec | bably will have its head t by, of diamonds and jewelry valued | ' , . ‘ties ceased and orders given prelim-| ate : = /mendous tax payments w out com-/| porbably w ave its headquarters ' ; By the Associated P -exs of the German mercantile fleet and taken the first action here toward th» i ees ta intent of vs ‘ " - j . , | | Third—the members of the already been taken. April 12. Republican nominee for the biparti- letariat. If my death will bring re-|, : - ture and vaudeville theaters, which ; °” )' eran ‘ill ¢ ‘ulli- announced plans for restoration of ), weré discharging their matinee audi- | The proceedings at the meeting | $4 ticket, but will adhere to Culli | Hef to the downtrodden workingman | normal peace conditions, there was| ; 9 prt ntl meg ne - : | A monthly ration for Germany of «Teaver by Chief | here were -opentd by Maj. Eric, ane. I will not have died in vain.” no emergency. iniitele or cinerea _international conference and should) Heavy Property Damage Donec .in | 370,000 tons of foodstuffs was fixed gee och ye ane yiaw og th most | *¥00d, who said that the organization | How Names Will Appear. | Oscar Bloch, Cottin’s lawyer, com- calling for prohibition of the use of have 2 permanent organiation and | rere, ane See ee . . : 3 1e ) ’ ar 4 « oe raises th cje : s made arrange- ; avenue, The robbers thrust Hendler in west and cen- | Republican platform praises the Kiel to Lemans, France, to prepare for'ture and sale of cigarettes, cough; An perpen ena — market a small | to extricate him. He is described as/on shipping. ments . Cash—$1.00 Monthly under the rear counter and while ay tral portions. administration, apse “ om: a sailing In April. . drops and. chewing gum as ft is a| hich will cost less than having light complexion and auburn’ [py this meeting there were na ap- , : . love > < or iC] ba c ” one guarded him and Miss Allen, the | = lllinois: Un- achievements for which, It Is de — --—-___ --—--- ithe prohibition by constitutional! light car aed Tax and freight hair and being about 28 years old. _peals or references to humanity and pointed revolver forced Lind and | ° probaly show - have credit. Both pla eodongy Ricstelag one ante of intoxicants. charges fo A ve owkteiiin “a this which blew out the fuse and the Geen: Gn ently statement. te thin Gan a eee ene the eee | _— continued | printed elsewhera, im todays Posat- : ere In addition to the organization's; price of t T ceReeaihd above the fig- '!ahts in the subway went out nection being that infant mortality Crow wan Bands slot and face css mild tempera. | ispatch. A fetter from a taxpayer who can't| campaign to influence public opin-| country con ath, ———_-—--- + -—— had doubled in the last three montha, ures asked in the U nited States. The : prine 7000 More Men Leave France. and this was simply mentioned as « t ‘i : : , sy io” on i a : } sor a _ P *, _ ; ‘se . . . i TUL TLE LUE é Against the wall. | ture rhe ee ‘ez nage eFan | come out to pay his income tax was/i{on for “maintenance of the stand vin of the Rritish concern are | 7-30 3 ts actio ive ; ic PCTC : ' iberty’’ r tg r- 7 ,. , . wat! | tBe a The robber then went back of the | — -_ first, at 11:59 A. m™ S action, @8| recejved yesterday by Collector of! ards of personal liberty” by “all law-) princip Ry the Associated Press cold declaggtion of fact In connection mT cage and took what cash there was ‘Ry the Aesoctated Press. to condidates for the Board of Edu Internal Revenue Moore ful and proper means.” the organil- confident — pablo to offer VW ASHING TON, March 15 a De - with the request bf the Germans for #} is WASHINGTON, March 15.—— cation, had been virtually determined This man wrote that he was a pris- “gation also proposes to disseminate | their car at $250 or 3. ' , — parture from France of three trans- more condensed milk. lartner to take a leather handbag Ww ather predictions for the week in advance bv A calcUuSsS of the city oner in a county jail, and added: information regarding the political, Hardly nad Papert sr ares om ports with about 7,000 = and The German delegatos were anx- living under the counter and remove | beginning: Monday issued by the committee. In this caucus, 23 mem-/| “Isolated as Iam, Iam not prepared! social and economic effect of the | this “er vag sree: ; Ps hind ap men, was announces today by the ious to enlarge the proposed monthly the diamonds and jewelry in the | Weather Bureau today include: Up-| bers voted for the selection of Mc- to make a return.” prohibition of the sale of alcoholic) tre ly a a catineel yt ewe sania ania War Department. Imports of certain commodities, only show window. ‘per Mississippi and lower Missouri Donald. Tobin and Cullinane, who The collector by telephone’ in- heverages,. to promote emperenss art ow ses rth + as slide | : ~ to Be met with the statement; Sa ham | ; ere sclected from a list of 10 names ' we awent ‘nm ths lic beverages “and terial, clinkers, saw \re you going to the Theater, or ; . . le saeaaiie : weather, with oec- were sc lec structed a revenue agent n that! the use of alcoholic bev x ‘ et that the world's shippin does Take Your Time, Get Diamonds. Valleys: Unsettled weath | dust and so on, and covered with tno Movies tonight? If so, see Page © ee ee pping ‘Take your time about it." he! casional rains and snows; shed to the committee by ai ¢« h il: ‘ any mov ent to limit or tempera- furnishes 8 county to go to the jail and take a to oppose any ovem ) | . pectin ° : n. 2, Par Continucé on rese. fin Colum & Oey Mga Yeas ag . . 25k , b low normal . c niinued on Dace 3, Colum 6: ‘return from the prisoner, ' diseontinue A etal solution 12, Part Centinued on Page 4, Column 4. ture velo . o xe 3, n 6: m in a drawer and commanded his) » the use of. tobacco.” 4

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ee bt il en aetibs bell oh CL oe aa, azar - , X- ennui : 7 . : uF _ 5) oe > . i 3 ‘ o ce = ee : — Cie, Sige ee a he 3 - yi ai oa m SS ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1919. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH in : : sect = | : Bike —_ SPECIAL SENATE SESSION he a Se cee, Seen |Past Ga | o post duty to keep watch on the neut- | general sentiment, has voted some- _ | | thing like 100 to 60, In favor of the FOOD TILL , . ral zone, had completed the elaborate | ‘league. N PEACE TREAT IBLE ncn anc ay eng as o'clock this morning and was in pos!- lf GUE: pes Such changes as — be me art Contin adi oo re tion. The correspondent’s eye could necessary will be worked oul Dy & — or FATE it ok i sweep & patriotic panorama that M. House and Lord Robert Cecil, | "° make this possible. | ae P ee Se dad | Reference on some in : could not be located anywhere— who will begin their task at once, 80 | points va ' ' . {4 " Ss. Delegates Have Plan to Declare Hostili- Y PERSHING twenty-five acres of. American bay: DIT ACINE (It F{|t io ~ vo tegen coe: Powe gyn! ro “iw cena - s RISON IN G cnets, bristling high above’ the sion which, according O present | ta | p ‘ i ( ; [s) J srig@e ae ° eS |i Ss, is ) sk l i , f . . a : P ' \ ictoria, 25 we: CONSIDER OUR SCHEME The President did not attend, how- gations by the league of the military ne private were presented with dec- The Second Division was massed A Staff Corre spond¢ nt of the Post It may not be amiss to quote him | 8¢r!n Augusta 000 ton, TO WHISKY DR! | comet 7 4 hi on a front one kilometer long and! cheno ps and New York World. | directly on this point as being in-| The a ee 4 ations by Gen. John J. Pershing, eta Copyright, 1919, by Press Publishing Co. a iain PRE ng Se also wil! go to the United ‘as the draft of the terms in trealy n “oe . . ‘al i i Chief of the Ameri- averaging half a kilometer in depth. pee oe York World. aoe | Sistent that Germany shal! be neither The Ress a abel te ‘ T ourgeois and the merican dele- ommander in : | A . Raided Sok ids 21S. arch 15.—P ol il-! looted nor starved. Obviously é 4. U. S. Commanders Are Call- ‘form had not been completed io time — ‘ce Bepweedipmnar: h a ie getopes ‘a Ber ens At the extreme left five consolidated | 1 1b Oo yr starved. — lously he has melt 00 ie batiéved bbe aan is Witnesses Also ell ; f 4 ; f , e gates whoa tender tne CARUE : can expeditionary forces, ~ “. bands, 200 pieces strong, charme.. son has returned to l’aris with cer- predicated his attitude on the as- , f pieent The total ships made + to permit of study before the meet- ; se "ASS £ ondon. but is back | ere, : — leas = . ce : na few ys. *§ ' res ‘ing for Vessels of 55, 000 ] ions congress at Londo ) ‘| morning, in the square in front of the captive Rhine with all the Amer- tain and definite plans on several sumption that Germany is prepared a vict Running Sol > “e Lif Paris taking an active interest in ; Bees _— P . . sis | » dise ‘ i available to the allies under the jing. The President received 8 ae ot cama ec c the palace formerly occuiped by the ican ctor preg: = vy then subdevts that new enmweie te werlt’el a in ee a moc pn ‘agreement number more than 106, S f His O t ternoon and wen : : ; . ies ‘parade march to which a late Prus-| ~ . re: ~{ tions that are to be imposed upon) tand or » Tons to Cost $40, 000, 000 Posi Spoons tare “ee article with The official statement regarding German Emperor in Coblenz. zn A corps formerly goose-stepped| attention. In respect to other sub-| her. , ; ‘approximately 1,500,000 tons, ai . dals took place |“ sak , : vi A | s going to the United ° Privile " With 29 Knots Speed. Gen. Bliss and Admiral Benson at’ tee meeting says: + | Presentauon - — ad inspected| over this same plateau. ‘jects he comes back with open mind,| Those close to the President find) The vessels going U Paying for . , 7 The Supreme War Council was after Gen. Pershing hae a . ae , i ee F ; rues & ‘States are passenger ships on ac a ‘the Paris White House. al Fiend dvatt of battalions of the World's Greatest Line-Up. |} avoiding commitments until he shall/in him a striking resemblance to desi | With the President absent the to have received the a oe Seren two Ms selof the From left to right the lineup saw) have completed a survey of the sit-| President Lincoln at the end of the| count of the American desire ly ‘council deferred the military and the naval, military an ait terms tO- | Fourth Division, the person! "| | ' them for the transport of troops, a staff Corresponde BY the Asrociated Press. day, but in the absence of President | peadquarters of the third army an There is available in England for* By Poat- Dispatch. the world’s greatest shock trocps, the! uation which has arisen in the 27; Civil War. Consciously or uncon-| a : i 5—Geere- |The Polish frontiers of gh 9th and 23rd Regular Infantry, the| days of his absence. He has plunged, sciously, he has been m« | ee ee Wilson, who was unable to complete | yuo third army itself. , ; ( I . modelling his | immediate movement to Germany ap- ‘WERSON CITY, M proximately 30,000 tons of pork pre- — JEFFERSO: g:2 The Polish frontiers of Germany | mint ‘ Mari ae! . * ines : x-| eG fl " try Daniels of the navy anda party!) — | whee his examinations of the proposals. \t the head of the line of those, th ind 6th M irines, then the ma-| into the thick of things through eX-} CC nduct after the example of that ‘ . Was the next subject on the program, a : é , *} , bh: tt ] mer f ‘ “ove é © | é spee als irection t« the | > absent until about May 1. The Sec- | for a conference. \treaty and the ratific ae of a German machine gun nests. Distin a ain! a eeael = proved baa it th 7 _ | — ene oe ono " ees as he uttered it last Septem-)| shows that payment by Germany Representative Frank H., | 2a} . Hec Fon 80m States Senate bv An tn ere ‘e. | Secone ‘ision was me arl; wheels o € ac * Ware _treaty/of the United States Senate b Medals were pre 6a pel nisneas er in the Metropolitan Opera House,! phe made by freight hire accruing tq filed the charges, made h The inevitable delays on various -., * | guished Service ; ; , Ke mre. | details lead to doubts for the first|® modus vivendi declaring hostilities | oonteq to Major Generals Dickman, the Rhine and hold it as long as have been spinning since January. | when he said solemnly: “We must! the Germans for the use of the ship. é i § . “ : Daniels. time in American quarters on com-| ¢nded as of date of the signature, 80 |... ,manding the Third Army; John America might call on it to perform-| I was among those to greet him at) be just not only to those we want ping, and part from credits that pearance as a member © x y > ; ” Sos ic ’ 2 £ € "oO Ds . rj ; , ‘ An army guard of honor, an army|pleting the treaty by March 25, as|®%% to delay the termination of 7 dines, commanding the Third this duty, | Brest and to travel to Paris with him| to be just to, but to those to whom /|(jermany may continue to establish) § mittee. band, Vice Admiral Albert Gleaves "was expected. It was developed also | certain war legislation and to enable Corps; William G. Haan, command- I was privileged to accompany} on the special train. It was Ng tO| we may not wish to be just.”’ ‘and maintain in neutral countries; ’ The committee has hi : . : s,| Wa! : é es dries Pees PE | a henetied aa , is § d visi* | | Pe i ‘that Lloyd George is obliged to re-|the resumption immediately of nor- | ing the Seventh Corps and Charles} Gen. ‘Pershing on his round of in be expected that his second — Thinks Justice Is Absolute. ‘part from German exports; part Galan anette annus aii representing the navy; Major-Gen- turn to London the middle of the! ™4! trade, while affording the Sen- iy yfuir, commanding the Fourth! spection between the well-disciplined | would call out the same enthusiasm It may be said that the President!the sale of German-owned foréign a : i éral David R. Shanks and Brigadier- coming week, and he is unable to say ate the necessary time for considera- Corps: Brigadier Generals Harry A. ranks of the Marines. Again and|/ as did the first, but there were -arg@/| qoes not mind that wide and un-/|securities and part by the use of lowing the adoption by a tion. Smith, in charge of civilian affairs) again Gen. Pershing stopped, select- | crowds all along the line of ‘rivel! pridgeable gulf that many see lying! German gold. | ‘ the Farris resplution, chs The question of calling a special 5, the occupied area; Campbell King,| ed a man at random and sprang a| and he was met at the Invalides St2-| hetween ethics and practicality. He| The Germans agreed to place @ management at the State ; subjects requiring his attention in S@Ssion of the Senate immediately chief of the Third Corps and Malin searching question at him. In most tion by President and Mme. Po'‘n-| thinks justice is not relative but | deposit of gold in the National Bank — Farris Bad not ye ie French navy, met the RPOe etary | London. it is hoped he will return | @fter the signing of the treaty, which Craig, Chief of Staff of the Third cases a brief dramatic silence fol-. caire and Premier Clemenceau and 2 absolute and he purposes to act on'cf Belgium at Brussels for use as fous meetings, one ' ' and his party when they arrived at! within a week or 10 days or possibly ™4Y be within 10 days, has also been | 4..ny: Coloneis George Tywer of the’ lowed, as the Marine looked .the| guard of honor. Outside the station,| shat assumption | ‘collateral. | emer nat bdo aos ‘a ‘ . , : E OY j >7* j r Dy . ° — ‘ ' : ’ ‘ 7 savers: 3% De jmis 3 re i : i ; "Ison Oa , the pier, and a naval guard of honor | turn over Brftish interests to Balfour, Under consideration. Third Army staff, in. charge of Commander in Chief squarely in'the | several thousand Parisians cheered) Those in his confidence say that Those going to France and En- of we loves : but his absence may have the effect! The belief was expressed as a re- | jpangportation, and John C. H. Lee, eye. To many of the men Pershing| him heartily as he drove off to nis! more than ever he is willing to lis- | gland immediately are cargo ane Ne. ere Keith of prolonging the conclusion of the Sult of the conferences yesterday chief of staff of the Eighty-Ninth put the proposition in the following | new home. ten to the voice of-the people and it |in neutral ports in South and Cen ae ee appeared treaty beyond March 25. that the treaty would be Pers bY division, the voungest chief of staff) variations: f Finds Much to Encourage Him. is his heart's wish to make their de ‘tral America and the Dutch East In- pricing ta tis rigs 5 i forces here six months, a vear, two years?” known to others since his arrival, it |be frightened into any false posi- | leave with cargoes for Germany; with ae “tr pre he “a as she turned into the river and | ffamed would be the definite treaty cialis vi Sangeet Me i yeaa ce After the ceremonies General Among the Marines I heard a|/may be said that his mind is flow- | tion by any bogies that may be con-| German crews, but under allied = Wo on about the pardon ‘cover ts 3 rn ae ee Stures SO WE et Pershing proceeded to Consdor?’, striki ' r of ies: ing along these general lines: | dei whe a Hinges ; , ard, % started on her voyage at 4:30 p. m., Covering all the mann saateags -_ One of the first questions to be con- “ we aaa : aang Vnansencs) — oer a atte Ment Cuaaidial at hie ab- jured up in the name of public opin- | flags. When ships put out from nolds County man and wot flying the Secretary's flag. would not be a preliminary treaty. a at Cc 4] of Te ith Luxemburg, the headquarters of the “['d like to go home, sir, but I The President feels that his a ion. More than ever he is insistenr|™4" ports to be handed over commendation of fena Ww Eur .|mitted to the United States Senate *Tesi@ent Wilson participating in the | jiunched with Major-General William | to go home when my regiment goes;” enabled him to gain a clearer and publi ey le arrival in allied ports the crews : sono es Digdene all lltta for raification and after its conclu discussion, will be the boundary be- |p acsiter, commander of thé ‘division I will tay Ic I am | less distorted perspective of the main o¢ “3 rb ipey ie ton bes 0 90 insight be replaced b lied crews and the ned jeused Oe Se a | rs : g ‘lu- ‘ aSSiter, VIS - “T will sure stay as lo as Is Ss: t : é ; . , oe naval and aviation problems ee tins the remaining details will be tWee" Poland and Germany. The|jy the afternoon General Pershinz a rh : ere Mays ng as I am pr ea tik eo ete Meng oss b those who assume to speak for ried rn pO - a “ the after the Springfield. Co’ have been brought about or made |! ; wig Polish Boundary Commission, as well | peviewed and, inspected the men of ae sade ines > einvigorated for his heavy tasks by | te Ce: ne ee ae en ee 7 eh peals had affirmed the s and, in: Pershing Praises Men. ., rein alec . | American, French or British. before either of the convi« possible by the war,” said Mr. Dan- largely formalities. as the general territorial commis- ! Tet ta : . ‘ , ; re Thi Ss , : : ceive 4 ; | . fels before sailing. We are paying | No League Seat Chosen. sions, has virtually agreed unani- the Thirty- gcond. Such were typical answers which the support he received in America The word annexation {s not com-| NOW FOR THE BEST IN LVERY= had begun serving their t THING! Go after your goal with all r Meals for Sale YT Sees ere or ¢ is vi * has been sharpened by particular attention to types of cap-| No decision has been made con- mously on this boundary f Gen. Pershing received from the and his vigor has monly heard in th dint : 1s $1) : ary. ; siti » fi ; an- . e peace councils, P Di jtal ships and aviation. You know) coon: é — PERSHI G REVIE W tre eo athiyanrpe ‘s held good for the OPPosition. He finds much to en that’s in you. Let Post-Dispatch ' cerning the seat of the league of na Danzig to Poland N S TH AAS Ta ee Cen ere courage him in the general outlook, bat there is nevertheless the ques- “Want” ads help you. . developed today t we are going to fly across the ocean tions. but the Minister of Foreign Af. While no official announcement SECOND DIVISION See Se ae. 28 ee ee while realizing that differences will tion of the annexation of the Saar ¥ Ee: guards and officials get t some of these days, but I am not fairs of Belgium has written offer- wanted to go home, but were willing ir Valley by France and the acquisi- ——— 5 free at the penitentiary Lib es . ; ee has been made, it is know that r as ‘limax approaches wens: Siving the date, No doubt Congress jng one of the historic palaces of. sean yey ponmie mn = esta ~~ ON BANK OF RHINE to tsay as long as necessary. This ee pointy syne tion of Danzig and contiguous ter- Bc either officials have quar will be asked for money to develop Brussels as the home of the league, that ae Dvitstanten lie anieed authoritative statement of the spirit | sabe: pe ‘hie leak pa 5 on mestene ritory by the new Poland. : & they sleep In the armory the aviation ambitions of the United | j¢ Brussels is chosen. ' The prevail oe , of the office of occupation from the | *GOP'0n © : a —taeoyiet os Officials of the prisor f s § f ‘ : i - ae ; ” om Q +, ; Other bounda “\ di | Ls ” | upon a boundary which would give ‘ovenant. t may be sfid authori- ary disputes to be sub- see b | ae Seer se SERTAONT CONTINUCS 10! Poldnd. sirécegic points which tot 25 Acres of American Bayonets, lips of the men themselves was per- a Reser th tne ie ae fe ae aa mitted to the American executive in- | on fhe stand that Dan ' As the transport was being warpe aw re rg : epugh : Be 4 : . éjdidl . , nal , tative’ . Pars : : ec Oe TAVOTEUIS tO Srenevs. make her an effective barrier be-| Airplanes and Guns Bristle —>#ps the most important result of the) 101 score at home, for he is con- ‘ude those between Italy and Jugo- ee iqat 4 * se A be oa £. + We inal ‘ever, E. M. House taking his place,;| status of all the member countries. | Frank Hitchcock accompanied cde et F ; y . ; cttssanmsutemiaana ie LS rae a age a Concerning Germany, the Presi- " oe 4 ress of Ehrenbreitstein in the back- & : — 2 aul Bee : en ee ee dal f H round. and ss he river Amer- P id t B lie J ti Is dent's attitude is unchanged, except — — “ Under es : Wh i ee Secretary and ‘Enoats Sail Congressional Me Oo one *! nd, and, across the river Am resiaen eneves Justice that perhaps it has become more de agreement which the Germans “ Representative as By the Associated Presse. taken up immediately after the con- ican artillery swarming up with _ am : , , at Brussels, the United States ean. : 1 a f E t Di uss PARIS, March 15.. ~The supreme clusion of the preliminaries of peace or Pinned on Lieutenant practice firing. Problem Must Be Tackled. cisive than before. lie is determined | receive eight German shige, tay Charges of Mis 44 “a or urope 0 war council resumed its sessions this 2nd with any amendments which and 2 Private of Marines This was the unique Rhine view Absolute Finds Many og cauner tan Se ae alae ea will be ready to go to sea within f es => O ] 11 ee | might be added would be made part that greeted Gen. Pershing as he seas et © iesson oO ew , : cS oe ' t ‘ta ye ° l array aoe days. The vessels are the 2 | men Brings u THe: ” Naval and Aviation Devel | afternoon with a distinguished array of the final pact. by U. S. Commander. saluted America’s guard division on Thi Par; E leniency should be granted that of 16.206: Game: Yin treme 3 t 4 Op f the War persone ae line iegagenlicgmaanadlbes 3 Leon Bourgeois, French delegate senioei parade, the proceeded to review and ings at aris to oo} might blunt the edge os Getem and! wi helm, 17,000 tons; the Graf Wal. of Free Meals. 2s | ments o r t pecting that President Wilson would on the league of nations, will hold a inspect minutely each unit and out- Hi let it be easily forgotten. But with | sersee. 13. 000 tone; the Pateialn reg | ka) be present for the final consideration conference with E. M. House tomor- meh x 9 ~ oe March 1% four Ma. fit, not forgetting the gallant Mis- courage im, ail the firmness of his nature he is | 466 tons; the Cap Finisterre, 14.509 SS tbe a . , . “i , . sorni ¥ , "y= | ae ares vor vu —— ; » , Y ‘ j ief mr. ué , ine at there : * - iy BEACE CONFERENCE TO |°f the military, navat ana aerial|row morning concerning two Pro-| Cr eneralf three Brigadier-Gener. |S0Ur! mules, to which he administer: ore be no errors tending toward the other 00# the Pretoria, 13,200 tons: tia f (COOK SERVED S’ $ist ‘ ( , Ss > ¢ Z ye -(,@e ry S. t >t 4 "Sler aw sree ‘ ' gage Hoe “ge teat be dian : ee | | . ae If President Wilson insists that tween Bolshevism and Western Ma- review by Pershing. There was , at Slavia, between the Jugo-Slav pos- e prison and slee at an open port and, grasping a!the league of nations be incorpora- Where Von Moltke Once ne vinced that the great majority , } al é amatic element, to - eS : rary , Bis ™ is re. rope. pre wrens 8 ee, 1h oe countrymen are single-minded °®S%!ons and Hungary, between Ru- s Meals there : insist es Ruled entation to the honor men of the di- ; mania and Jugo-Slavia: betw Chief Cook Fitagerald t While his comrades called good-bys. “itia a ay The ethnical point of view largely . in support of the projet. So much "= . etween It developed that the eet ea = oer ion influenced the decisions of the com- By CYRIL BROWN. vision beyond the Rhine, of medals! a465:he feel this to be the case that| ©2echo-Slavonia and Poland, be- SEVENTH and LUCAS AV. eyo anda . . ae eleve 1a © ing ugut io ee" : . res " ? Si- > ¢ ‘ > > Ts) : sre ie ; : : ment to an officers’ training school! of the league should be arse a si This view did not govern exclusively, Miinteh ond Key tak Wane et Marne and the Meuse. amendments to the charter which | thers springing from the desire of| Come early and avoid the rush, he prepared his dinner ? however, as some sections where ae. ‘ Pershing, from the rostrum of his small nations to grow and become No delilvery cost. io served. had been disa roved by the Bureau - Copyright, 1919, by Fress Publishing Co , ef "er & final peace pact. Poles predominate have been exélud- (New York World.) | dappled white horse, hailed these powerful. | The covien fe yours. i He maid Booker We * of Navigation, had taken his case Thi indice ay he left Paris. : “ ; s attitude was indicated today ae a aaa vig ss ’ tee vee , t 2 ~ |ed fr -olis s , ,OBLE are t4 » Am- heroes as “The gailant men of the din “ajc , . 2 beer nt down but did n personally before Secretary Daniels after the annoucement that the 4 from 4 ish a diction within it, COBLENZ, March t4e—The Am es & ne peers ys There may be a few changes, but! Aare persistency and vigor with! Positively no goods delivered, 3 os " hee recause of ¢ > yreserve S- esis . ia a Anew | Rall qaivision, ane als ie ; , ‘Thich “ms ‘ ‘ ‘ cs. : aboard the liner. The Secretary had) American délewation strongly destred | an e ort to preserve hi erican army of occupation today &*! | : p ( m they will be of-no moment and in all which many of these claims are ad- All hi & S ; . . approved the transfer. the sailor ; : : ue torical boundaries and afford better +} Rhi for having given expression on bat- rrobability they will not include ave Vanced scarcely win the belief that j i$ =a G. W. Osborne, prison 1 . ’ s ( Lot rinnine liege 5 : ; , é iit 3 ; f - ‘ . oo the inclusion of the league in ‘the gefensive positions. Economic con- os another NAine Tegendsto Ve tiefields to “the aggressive American aide neh, . A Sied that officials of the cific reference to the Monroe Doc- their clothes Cleaned al 7 ‘ é 5 id, and, having no mind for an-! nrelj ary tr e . ie ; ; ry. . ‘ ‘ . : ; . 7.8 made, a dash for th nore HM The British it is made known do) had w eight with the decisions of the The famous Second division, in- at the head of the long line of honor ate priests the document, not wish to delay the league of na- commission. cluaing the marines, 25,000 fizht- men stood-not Gen Lejeune namin BigN eK ‘ the Secretary. lions’ progress in any way, b eviom ‘ ae i a * , att " 7 eee ident’s definite intention to inetat As ns eviathan passed the Nar- ae + the ke enest 1 wi ‘ae ee L aee ieppttant question of what | nS wen reacy tor ate bag: {ue |\mander of the division, who) caine that the League of Nations project | ‘TUSt- Apparently the small nations Breakfast Cocoa;-in bulk; ab- Wall Left Unguar 4 i ‘ beh aNe ) Ss " g eS > . > . ; i , . ys paca . aa aeca : a - . palm, the Distinguished Service Peacefull Painlessly. goods, No. 1 aize can; 15¢ “ re inclined to defer judgment. They carry the same offensive and defen- | | 25 Acres of Americans. : = aly value; per can ; E convicts, including the qanke the view that even in its na;©r- sive power As the super-dread- battles and acrobatics in more than et WEE See oe | tetas and the . ong! essional Medal. Never Fails. Salted Merrings; young ‘Mele ea Ttcam and band. were owest and strictly American aspect, naughts and would make six knots 50 leading American cities, including | ty last he won for volunteering | It's almost a Picnic to get rid of a land style, per dozen ae Louts last year on an ex he proposal! raises questions of such an hour greater speed. The price of St. Louis. for night patrol acros the Meuse at een —.. ne Rep ay, Ri ge oe Alaska blood 1 aS that on the way back o " ‘ ‘ * j : ti - I ‘ c’aenrie } ee rT 4 ’ « c ae Me ® far-reaching nature that individual this increased speed, officers declare, The demonstration will be under Nouson. drops of “Gets-It.” about as simple as Nt tna e~ Tomato Sauce; Ey esca ped and has not be Ppinions should have no weight. would double the cost of construction the management of the Victory Loan After other patrols had failed to bassador brand; large ova! gg , tured. . ol : . > dg " ize .| Publicity Bureau, of which Frank R bring bac!) vital information, he ean; per can ) iota a Cc a ed @niy the consensus of the seasoned and almost double the size of the lat ACK Tune Fish: white meat: Verteall : Clothes Cleaned and . . Dp: nt's re- | navy vards ¢ “y . .'Oof the military aeronautics branch o re } 4 , Brown ~ Congress when the department's re-| navy yards and dry docks to accom- | onautics branch of fell through a trap in the bridge, leomediate mae: eases mene Mt : &:caeelf and other guar " Cruiser Project Awaited. on Richardson in charge. opposite shore, explored the German | “and ans § with Fourteen captured German Fokker position, located the German ma- Yours Truly brand; Ne. 4 pnd trained judgment of the service, ter vessel, carrying with it far-reach-_ Wilson is director, and the actual NG crossed the Mouson bridge in the { ’ ] P} | brand; Noa. % and No, 20¢ & 408 S| Morria said one of th ghey argue, should be considered by ing engineering changes in harbors, fying will be under the supervision face of heavy machine gun fire. He i ayer- 1ano 1 size can; per can... ég Cleaned and preaped the Beauty Beans; ready fof ° can; per ean ’ Y axked if the irisoner a i } make clothes for the | Morris «aid he did not k . ‘jew “@ : , i- gta , Rub Lumbag al orene ine -- ; ace Vee RASS, GVON se a planes” were landed today at New a mi *6°, aul, Soreness, chine guns and got back with the Heme Sueer Ceres Relle of lows a Morris testified when mer Baba to. Salk austere adres ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Po" News and will be shipped atjand = Stiffness away with St.) run information needed brand; finest lows; oe burned several years. now eld to aAWAIL A decision on the ad once to Washin rton. T hes > ‘ “Se : ashe . i ‘ ers ® cans for ; ii a fie . wreater. question of composite ships Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER ese a . he best types) Jacobs Liniment. But this much decorated Dutch- Kerly June Peas; Carmen brand} Be Prison, the hydrants % - Gee De 2, 1878 of American planes developed dur- man, who is now an American citl- Wisconsin Sweet Peas, No » and said the factory m size can: 2 eame for......-«««+ } e % . Tomatoes: Crusader brand: It has been used, but 18 in 9) BR packed, red-ripe, extra large: perfect condition. We guar- > oe eee: Wise have been saved. A complaint was rea: Prosecuting Attorney of has in ita elements wo make it ce Publishes polly by the Pal Itzer P bilshing ing the war will be demonstrated eed zen in good standing does not want “ely atter under! -o., Twelfth an ve Streets "ha . 4 — - ie . ote § ' than ya 7. Rekoene comonaad Heegeap The tours will start April 10, al- Kidneys cause backache? No. to remain in the service. ; ent conditions. Officers say that ' selii ” , mire ;' @resent cx Member Avdit Bureau of Circulatices. though the loan selling campaign They have no nerves, therefore can- “Not for mine.” he smiled af competitive naval building is to . ‘ ) ee Re a 7 ‘ ’ ae see ‘ avide | does no phew ee until April 21. Each not cause pain. J.isten! Your back- He figures he has done his duty , oa 2 cans for ry Who wrote that Robert gontinue, other powers must provi MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, squadron wil be carried in a special ache is caused bv } I inti : antee it thoroughly ; R1lo Tomato Pulp; Pilot brand: No. a . - Similar ships, as not even Great The Associated Preew te exclusively en train of 1] , t nie? raused Dy tumbago, sciatica and he wants to get back to marry ’? | a gine ean: Ber ena Was sentenced to life in ; = , . } cars ‘“aveiin at : ; : : ~~ : , | . ' . "Rritain has built or is building craft » neseathe Foye redited. Cte 7 oe Nine sen 4 vere “ening gg nal omg oo ye SOresR, and the quickest relief is| his sweetheart in Newark as soon worth of musie (your selec- | Pumpkin; Advances brand. golden 3 for an atrocious crime, ¥ ’ : ’ *f 8 . ] » wv . : | 5 ze . : aa ry we ste ‘ : credited tn this paper, and alec the : Le | ( ‘ or ikRAR c eo We iT a soothing, pene trating St. Jacobs as possible although he does not, , “ce: ee t ' Hee Ww th i¢ Yellow, ext: iarge. No 3 aite 5¢ Fie ify twa Years on a plea ‘ af equal eff le ney in the ir ow n pe news published heretn All rights of repute. required to carry the 17 airplanes Liniment. ,? Rub it right on the ache Use Gets-It, pee! off corn this way. Ion ir S l vs can, per can 2] ; tribe oo seers. — dispatches herein are also in each squadron or tender spot, and instantly the pain, | Oe, Se a RO ae. eee eee Seeeet mil teen ene Evaporated Condensed Milk: en aga The letter ‘ - reserve So Guan he does et discharged. orever 4 “contraptions,” ‘“‘wrappyr”’ Nugget brand: tall can; S ; eT waa not til : b ereprene ow set cng tsa by Tad is Photographers of the signal corps soreness, stiffness and lameness a | th "~ 19 an semen gh iy Gintments that red of, Easy Payments S entie O68. ..ccceceve et eceee . = FParria naked Morri« if sas been watched with some concern y y. ONO YOMr........., i - . te —_ ’? as l , ‘ > f as oosens f; the toe. Yo u peel the corn Clean-Easy Soap, E: Oo A prison Offi cae 4 ins gg ee § Se the American cities visited; the Liniment from your druggist and | 24d strayed to the top of the platenu painlessly t > An your te n one complete | 6 bare for ait *id he did not know vi . . ’ . “ ." l¥, ‘ . > . . i **e ese ewer e el * ‘ 34” geen sapien 1 ase ance Remit either, by post order, | aapoess plates will be dropped from airplanes limber up. A moment after it is ap- from a nearby Rhine village,’ were piece ne e whero t he picnic comes in e u 0 p Crystal White Soap, f Yr Gilvir later told th as appeared likely they would ne- | money order or St. Louis euchaaae by parachutes and hurried reproduc- plied you'll wonder what became of "®t!ve eye-witnesses of this historic meal ou Rethine clon ce otete a per bar aa ke hatch « ' hat ‘cessitate additions to the British lone mad » ¢ ‘ ‘ tables ins icture. whic ie ¢ eaceful com ‘Maetee Fels-Naptha Soap, P. & G.. x \ correspondent tha : : ; tlons made for the benefit of the the backache, sciatica and lumbago ‘*>'eau and inspiring picture, which it. Get peaceful common-sense “Gets- White N thea Seap end given hi ; : naval budget There is little doubt Ry Carrier tn St. Loute and Suburbs: PRR “ee at . ve J ; ir “ nded he Secon rived at. ; | aphtha ? ™m a driving ma fficials here that the Rri ts Dally only. 45¢ a Month residents of all cities visited Pa- pain. st, acob’'s Liniment ig @naed as the Second Division turned “Gets-Tt.” the guaranteed. money-back ] | Star Soap,, per bar nee 5: ‘Becker te a friend o Among oO Cinis Ne? 1A \e ritis Dally and Sunday, 65e a Month. rades will precede the fliehts. harmless and doesn '* burn the akin squads right and the entire division corn-remover. the only sure way. costs _ White Castile Reap ; Antonio ‘Berth hin ‘ ; . ‘ would welcome an international un —— | It’s th ly licati lehowed C P : la but a trifle at any drug store. Mf'd by ‘arge bars, about 3 pounde . amily are friends © derstanding at Paris which would Entered as second-class matter July 12, | ny s the only application tq rub on | ™oved past Gen. Pershing in the! E Lawrence & Co.. Chicago. II! each: per bar oe He in wealthy and made meee I Tecan Py } “4 i 1879 at the Poatoffice at St. Louls. Mo. DON'T LET ANY USEFUL THING a weak, lame or painful back or for record time of 12 minutes. lear ine _ §ol in St L. uls and re ‘ay by dudes 1 109 Oli s Matches; Northern ‘Light Mm ent of the mare.” said G . ‘ ‘- e , - - “opts . . ; . . . : | . ’ : Yer . > « . : The standar re ghting aie ob ' , enter She pct «8 meses a 3808. RrsT FROM PDISt'SE Advertise it lumbago, sciatica, neuralgia, rheu- behind an indelible impression of ‘inh Dv {Ye} Wilean fr ive t brand. tar@e bos: per bet.....«- . : ee ete igh eA is cm stom Alle oe

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~ ’ SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1919. MAXEASTMAN SPEAKS 10 CENTS TO BE PAD FOR RECALL SIGNATURES ‘Civic League Will Increase Re-| ward to Get Enough Names | ————— STLOUIS POST-DISPATCA FARRIS APPEARS ‘U-Nickel’ to Pay Your AST TIME AT Us 8. Fare After April 1. \\OEFENSEOFSOVEIS * ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -” and not an issue. No one ever Gi pected it to have anysuch legal % The fect and it certainly does not > 7 Civic and Referendum Leagues Ask for Aid in Recall Effort HE Civic League and the Citizens’ Referendum League, which are circulating petitions for the recall of Mayor Kiel, yesterday issued the following statement: “With the goal almost in sight, we must appeal to the people of St. Louis to assist us in an espe- cial way during the next few days, if they desire to free this city from the domination of the United Railways Co. “Unless this is done, there is danger of our losing al) that we have gained up to date. Ali the money, time and labor expended to present this question to the people will have gone for naught. The only need during this entire campaign has been canvagsers. “The overwhelming majority of the people of this city are against the Mayor's. secretly framed deal. Unless gotten to in some way, however, there is no way for them to register this any such legal effect. ° I'nited Rallways Co. claims no fran- _chise right as a result of this stipu- lation; it has never indicated that this memorandum, signed by mem- bers of the law department, gave it a franchise, or any other right to operate or do a street railway busi- ness. The stipulation was prepared as a memorandum, and was intended to serve as nothing more than such.’ be “I am informed that Judge Henry S. Priest, legal adviser of the United Railways Co., said that the stipula- tion would not accomplish its pur- port, and that if he (Judge Priest) had not been in New York at the time the agreement was prepared. the superfluous stipulation would- not have been included. aia “It was therefore deemed unnece essary by our party candidates to re- fer to the same in the platform.”~ Cullipane Says Schmoll remeg ee His Name From Lést. 5. William Cullinane, who was nom- inated for the Board of Education by the Democratic city convention, on recommendation of a Chamber of Continued From Page One. _q 7 make this possible.” ; Reference on some points wag re. ved by the Germans for discussioy, the Government at Berlin. ; ; f. ' | Doughnut-Shaped Metal Disc, : ‘Many Women, Several from 7 | With ‘U’ Wedged Into Hole, : a PRISON INQUIRY ~ seaue West End, in Audience at | throughout the city and in the 19 needed wards. “Men who devote much time to this work should be remuner- ated, and we desire to pay them for their efforts. Now that we have Dy the slow house-to-house canvass obtained a margin in the 19 needéd wards, we must obtain an absolutely safe mar- gin throughout the city in order to defeat all technicalities that may be raised by a majorly of the Election Commissioners to the submission of this question to the people. “The opportunity for the peo- ple to assert themselves has never been so great. Artvone de- siring to do his bit for Si. Louis can apply to Room 607 Pontiac Building, Seventh and Market streets, and be put on as a can- vasser in this last effort. S. to Get Imperator and Eight Other Big Ships. he Associated Press. PARIS, March 16.—Under the. | ement which the Germans made. Representative Who Filed Brussels, the United States wi) ° ive eight German ships, which Charges of Mismanage- ve l be ready to go to sea within four _ Ob a | nickel!” | The vessels are the Zeppelin. | : ment Brings Out Evidence The “U-nickel” is the thing to pay | \ Ht f he ae fy 15.200 tons; the Prinz Friedrich fs "4 seen Oe ’ | your street car fare with. It is a | ‘ he AS ‘ of Free Meals. | | SON ASS 53 © Be Sold in Bunches of 25 | Ace Ata 86 Naga New Club Hall. '- Before Midnight Thursday. and-50, at 6 Cents Each. | OSS FRB SSS Pi | | Ms the Lib-! An appeal for more canvassers to, circulate petitions for the recall of. |Mayor Kiel, at the rate of 10 cents a name for valid signatures, was is- sued yestetday by the Civic League. | The office of the Civic League, in| ‘the: Board of Education building, at’ Ninth and Locust streets, and the, office of the Citizens’ ‘Referendum | | Max Eastman, editor of ‘erator, a New York paper whose re- 'eent issues have been given to a des fense of the Russian Soviets, deliv- ‘ered the defense in person at New Club Hall, Thirteenth street and Chouteau avenue last night to an au- | dience of about 809 persons, in which | ‘there were many women, several of League, in the Pontiac Building, Sev-| ‘them from the West End. A dele-,enth and Market streets, will be ation of the Artists’ Guild also wa8S'! open today and this evening for the ‘employment of canvassers, the dis.- tribution of petition blanks and the receiving of reports. : The recall is being sought by the two leagues because cf the Mayor's mill tax and franchise agreement with the United Railways Co. i Coming, on April 1—the “U-) Be mate Sones Ce Sree Wene- metal disc, the size of the inside ‘. ee et ee pig circle on a dime, and the United tons; the Cap Finisterre, 14,509 | Railways will sell them in packages ; the Pretoria, 13,200 tons; the. 'of 25 and 50 at the rate of 6 cents, veland, 16,900 tons, and the Kaj. | . | U. R’S NEW FARE DISC. COOK SERVED STEAK « “FT. , » oF ; VW il] collect for a nickel | words, ‘“(Cliood fo} one city fare,”’ and ithe U. R ‘Witnesses Also Tell of Con- . BR. shal | wi ” ride. It was at first suggested. on the other, “United Railways Co. | pressed ae: , ins Tin gg at 0% | | that they be called “UR-nickels,” put Louis.” There also appears | When he had cone , —_—- 4 | / Car ict Running Soft Drink |‘ of St. hen Oe ee oe tae _ . | this was rejected by date 1918, as it had Bride, a companion, wio at : n Augusta Victoria, 25,000 tons. The giant Imperator of 52,000 tong o wil! go to the United Stateg. e Imperator is stuck in the mud, it is believed she can be floated few days. The total ships made jlable to the alites under the | in many*® | present. Eastman denounced the eharging that it sup- been installed “capital- | istic” press,’ straphangers,, on one side the eement number more than 700, hbroximately 1,500,000 tons. The vessels going to the United tes are passenger ships on ac- unt of the American desire to use for the transport of troops. here is available in England for ediate movement to Germany ap. ximately 30,000 tons of pork pro- ‘ts, 5000 tons of beans, 6000 tons rice and 15,000 tons of cereais, l'nited States has in Rotterdam hon the way there approximately 900 tons of breadstuffs. summary of the agreement ws that payment by Germany will made by freight hire accruing to Stand for His Own Profit, Paying for Privilege. | again—at By a Sinff Correspondent of the) Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, March 15.— The investigation of the penitentiary | from the | eX | by a speciak committee House was parte proceeding today, and took on | ail the aspects cf a real inquiry when Representative Frank H. Farris, who filed the charges, made his first ap- changed from an 'métal who say they are not “your nickels,” | but the United Railways’ 6 cents. but | | constant circulation fro ASS “cs | m passefgers | necessity | hoxes, | dimes, They are now a dull yellow pockets to fare back return boxes and 6 cents for each 'trip-——may indteate a brighter future for them. They are of composition and officials said there ap- to be some brass in “U-nickels’’) composition. Tickets to Be Withdrawn. Six-cent fare tickets, peared (the will be withdrawn. nickels and pennies are at present. |if such are their | ‘envelopes, but | those which have! not proven popular with passengers The “U-nickels” | will be dropped in the fare boxes, as. been intended to use tHhenr last year. Debut Delayed. debut was delayed by the of remodeling the fare which would only register nickels and pennies. Hiere- after they will also register “U-nick- and, in addition, a larger disc, Their els”’ be sold at first in later in rolls, such as in which coins are encased at banks. Conductors may sell them back after they pags through the register. Half a million are on hand and a million will be here April 1. It was pointed out yesterday that, ets. They will issued as children’s téck- | , constitution ied him to the city, appealed for sub- 'seriptions, to stock of the Liberator and yearly subscription, declaring that the Liberator had a correspon:l- ent in Russia prepared to furnish the truth. The Socialist party of St. Louis had announced that Fastn.an would speak on The League of Nations. He did not mention the deague in his address, though in response to a question afterwards he said that he did not have to go further than the first two provisions of the proposed to disapprove it. On the League Constitution. “T believe that a league of the free | peoples of the earth may be necessoe - | Leagme cou! obtained probably show that the signatures of 20 per cent of the registered voters of petitions, the Thursday those now in the board’s hancs, signatures of 20 per cent of all the registered voters ‘total voters wards. feeling on their part. The ab- surdly difficult charter provi- sions on the recall can be met only by having enough men as canvVassers to reach the neces- sary number of registered voters Secretary Budenz of the Civic said last evening that the to be made today of signatures up to last night would ~ 19 wards have been obtained. The ‘Those men and women who have hitherto served voluntarily are now earnestly requested to put forth another effort in se- curine signatures in order that their past work may not fail.” e ee ae — which must be filed with ee ee ee -- a ee ree See —_——— —— es eS eee - ee — Board before midnight | together with} the Election iection of a bipartisan Bo of Edu- must have, l an Board of Edu cation ticket. He alluded to a re- port, circulated during the day, that | ; ' of the city, this 20 per cent of the include me (19) of tee if it should nominate in two-thirds to This requirement of the city char-| Pa > their own acts, compel them to stand before tre people declare of St themselves as Louis and to inefficiency and extrava- the for the | Pance now existing in the city hall. | Board of Education men favored by | and whether they command or con- | the committee formed under Cham- | demn the complete surr@nder of the whether) a. $15,000 campaign fund had been|they favor or disfavor that great promised to the Democratic commit-} mass of Commerce committee, but whose name was not accepted by the Re- ‘publican convention, said last night to a Post-Dispatch reporter: ‘“T am reliably informed § thaé when a comprittee from the Demo- cratic convention handed the list of the Democratic nominees to John Schmoll, chafrthan of the Republic- an City Committee, Mr. SchmoF looked at the list: and drew a pencil) through my name, saying, “He wili not do, under any circumstances He is not the proper man for the place.’ in “IT consider this assertion injurfous to my reputation, and I intend to re- EN NI I a RR cE OE NTO a ATI ER | ERE ape ME. Pe eer ST tr ot Se eco Te | a ber of Commerce auspices to recom-| City’s rights to the biggest source of mend candidates. He said he hoped! demoralization this town has ever this report was not true. Secretary | had, the United Railways Co. Make Bunn of the Chamber of Commerce | 'thein come out of their holes, show had previously declared that the | theinselVes, declare themselves and Chamber of Commerce. had not! then let the peaple decide.” promised any financial help to any Germans for the use of the ship- g. and part from credits that many may continue to establish fF i maintain in neutral countries; ff t from German exports; part from | sale of German-owned foreirn urities and part by the use of rman gold. he Germans agreed to place a posit of gold in the National Bank Belgium at Brussels for use as lateral. hose going to France and En- nd immediately are cargo vessels neutral ports in South and Cen- 1America and the Dutch East In- Ps. They will be permitted to ye with cargoes for Germany; with rman crews, but under allied gs. When ships put out from Ger- n ports to be handed over they ll be manned by Germans, but on ival in allied ports the crews will replaced by allied crews and the rmans returned. “How-|ter means that, even after havifig . obtained 20 per cent in 19 wards, the’ recall workers must get enough mora) signatures to complete 20 per cent of the total number of voters. This) requirement, Budenz said yesterday, | vietory. Take the first provision. It cannot be fulfilled unless a @arge | Atoe provides for a sort of parliament in number of canvassers can be ob-' political committee. & 1% ‘ , “ ¢ v : = oo. representatives of the United States. a se — ae pein — sagen Resolution on Howe's Death, mendation of Mayor Kiel’s United it an honor to be suggested, by the - Oar’ ; *> Smail. , "ass é . : « sia) & ig. ; France, England, Italy and, Japan eta nonaicak Cannell pe ee The convention chose John H. | Railway record, consistent with his committee and approved by the con-_ four other representatives to be : — — pins Matthews, president of the School e spudiati fAth al vali- vention, so accepted.” of any person whg is not a registered | patrons’ Alliance hairman: Rob-|°”" ‘©? ation oj/the general va ‘chosen by the parliament. It is the. : | Fatrons NCC, AS CHAITMAN, NOO- | a.) f franchises, which was held ’ “ets voter, or who has signed previously. ar¢ EK M # tary: .G Gation OF franchises, Which was nex Supreme Wag Council. It is just such) mye petitions are being kept in crorte cesigtant acerarerye = «| to be involved in the Mayor's action. alliance me victors always have POtONS § ‘ 6 D Coombs assistant secretary, and| ; an alnance as ee ee ee steel vaults in the Night and Day ;oyigs (Tub) Becker sergeant-at | He said: formed aftér their victory. I alwayS; pon, for protection against burge- ....¢ ° Se _| “I stand squarely on the platform | look first to see where the sovereign lary prae as Wan thleniities tent arms. A resolution of respect and | as written. I approve most heartily cautioned his partner, “and get all” power lies. In the proposed constitu- " week for the store. | condolence on the death of Jeptha | collecticn of the mill tax and 'those diamonds in the peals had affirmed the sentence, but | $10 a Day for Privilege. | i : summer in the case of petitions for % the trays.” tion of the league of nations it does!. -eferandum vote on the so-called | Eagwe. former chairman of the | the final ending of the 15 years of | Taq The robber did as he was told, and | city committee, was adopted on the before either of the convicted parties | Chairman Paintey testified that the then signalled thes other, who stood | had begun serving their terms. 7 quire Mr. Schmoll to prove the charge that I‘’&m“not a proper man for the place. | was a member of the board for six years, from 1907 to 1913, and I refer to those who served with me on the board at that Explains. How He Reconciles | tine ae egy ype ‘ 't rendered. Platform With = the board at that time were W. The company believes they will be py selling ‘‘U-nickels,”’ the company handier, as they can be carried iN} wlil collect considerable money. in | pockets with other change, and advance, and always will have large The committee has | there is a fond hope that passengers amount of passengers’ money. on meetings since it was appointed fol- Will part with them ,somewhat more’ hand, which may be put on interest. lowing the adoption by the House of , Pee ee hem sen wae two coins. |The average daily number of fares is the Farris resolution, charging mis- | udwed A rae ‘ a is not solid. rt is 673,635. If 400,000, or less ‘than ymanagement at the State prison. the ut pas adie at doughnut, with two-thirds _of the passengers buy Farris had not appeared at prev- Salieliinitions ane . eo tae hole. i “U-nickels,”” the interest, computed fous meetings, and the proceedings | y-handed straphangers to e#€h ‘at 5 per cent, will be $60,000 a year, 15 cents a year for each pas- consisted of a systematic vindication | other remarked yesterday, after the of the Prison Board by its members announcement, that the solid part! senger, which the compaay will get. and their employes. |. represented what the company gets, ! It is believed that the cost of making Representative Keith of Iron | #nd the hole what “U" get. Others the discs will be considerably less County also appeared before the pointed out, however, that mew than that. committee today, and enlivened the (Oooo er en ee proceedings by quizing William R.| by convicts An the prison kitchens. Painter, chairman of the Prison;In answer to a question by Farris Board, about the pardon of a Rey- he said he made a requisition on the nolds County man and woman, on the prison commissary for the materials recommendation of S nator Carter) that. went into the cakes. He said. M. Buford. Keith declared the board | he baked 30 cakes two feet square or | — had issued the pardon immediately | about 80 square feet of cakes mt ufter the Springfield Court of Ap- | ry to prevent war,” he said. cver, I do not believe that the pro- posed constitution is a constitution of a league of the free peoples of the earth. It is an alliance of the fiv2| victorious nations to perpetuate their pearance as a member of the com- mittee. held several which or ~-—-—-— ~ _ He eee — _ ROBBERS GET $5000 IN GEMS FROM GRAND AVENUE JEWELER _ Continued From Pare One. Democratic “ Committeeman Cop; demns Convention. John R. McCarthy, member of th: Democratic City Committee from the - Sixteenth Ward, who haa been Inac- tive in tHe committee's affairs fe. cently, and who was represented by a proxy at yesterday's convention, made a curbstone speech in front of the convention hall last evening an | bitter litigation to determine its va- not lie with the free peoples,of the, compromise ordinance, bestowing an Beare. earth.” extension of francnises on the United | . : lidity. |Railways. That ordinance was later | ‘ ogy ey tate Spencer! The platform is in entire harmony | 1e NOW FOR THE BEST IN ILVERY- ING! motion of Becker. Senator ‘store is a stand on the prison play-|s8uUard over Hendler and Miss Allen, | Indorses Soviets. Govafter your goal With all at's in Vant’’ y you. Let Post-Dispatch ads help you, SEVENTH and LUCAS AV. Come early and avoid the rush, No deilvery cost. No trading stamps. The saving is yours. 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Tomatoes; (rusader brand: packed, red ripe, eijtra large, 3 alte can: 2 cans for .. Tomato Pulp; Pitot ] size can; per can -- place at three of their faces, proprietor lower Samuel part falber, fax avenue, in his store, and took $25 from his pockets and $100 from the cash registers. WILSON SHOULD ASK LODGE TO AID HIM, SAYS M’CORMICK Senator-Elect Declares President Shouki Also Invite Knox and Hitchcock to Paris. the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, March 1§.—Me- dill McCormick, Republican Senator- elect from Illinois, issued a statement asserting that any censorship upon news from America to Great Britain and France could have been imposed to prevent publication of the opinion of the American people and By ‘the attitude of Senators toward the _ constitution of the league of na- tions. “Europe must come to understand. attempting a of the de- people of last Wilson is defiance common at the said “Sixty Senators out of that Mr. coup d'etat in cision of the America uttered 96, Demo- crats as well as Republicans among | share tne opinion expressed 39 signatories to the Knox- Mr. Hughes, Mr. them, Mr. McCormick said the peace con- ferees should first make peace with! | Germany and then the President to put aside his pride,” and Senators Lodge and Knox. “ought |' Soviet Government was a ‘ment of bloodshed, citing the Soviet said there three times) 'lutionists of nine Soviet leaders. They | sentence in 'tive service act from | Elev- | elec- | / $750,000 and $1,000,000, Eastman asked if his audience /ever had seen in the American press the fact that two of the first acts of the Russian Soviets were to provide playgrounds for children and to cre- ate a school system for the education | He denied that the. of the masses. (;overn- Siberia, which includes an example. He was no bloodshed among contesting factions ulhtil the allies came to the aid of the counter-revo- and caused the execution He called the recent publishéd report that the women over 18 years old had been nationalized a lie. Kate Richards O’Hare, who will depart April 14 to begin a five-year Fort Leavenworth im- posed for her opposition to the selec- of Eastern Viadivostok, as cation of such papers as The Liber- ator could those in prison ahd those who are about to go to prison hope to be freed. Eastman was tried last au- tumn in New York as a draft ob- structionist. but the jury disagre@d. He testified that President Wilson had convinced him that this war was for freedom. After Mrs. O'Hare spoke, her son, Richard O'Hare, played “How Can ] to Leave Thee” on a cornet encore to what was an- nounced as “The Red Flag,’’ but which was the old Sunday school hymn, “Beula® Land.” Among those pre#ent were Mrs. Walter McNabb Miller, Miss Mary Bulkley, Mrs. David O'Neil, Dr. Gustave Lippmann, Gustav Tucker- mann and Percy Werner. Bear an as a I NONE FROM ST.ACOUIS OR ‘VICINITY IN DAY'S CASUALTY LIST Two Missourians Reported as Dead | ways Co. Joseph Kane of the Nine-| Keep Issue Clear. teenth Ward, in urging the nomina-| 1p his speech before the Democrat- | | tion of Murphy, alluded to the con-|;. eity convention, Flint Garrison, | itroversy between Supt. Withers andj) for the Board of Alder- ; | Principal Miller, of McKinley \School, in which Murphy took the|..3. ready to fight, asking no quarter of Disease and One Other as Wounded. the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, March -§ 15.—No name from St. Louis or vicinity ap- By | pears in today’s official casualty list 'Those from Missouri and from Illi- nois, outside of Chicago and sub- urbs, are: ' Missouri. Died of disease——Sergt. man, Adrian; Wagoner Hall, Topsham. Wounded, degree undetermined— Robert 8S. Nickell, Lee's Summit, Hilinois, Died of disease——Corp. Andreen, Woodhall; Corp. Criland, Cornland. Wounded, degree undetermined— Nicholas Rodes, Orient. | Wounded slightly Charles, Rock Island; Lewis aer, St. Elmo. Sarl Chap- James F,. Morton PD. William A. Ra- ee eee LIQUOR WAR TAX HERE TO BE MUCH GREATER THAN EXPECTED The additional war tax collection | on liquors in the St. Louls internalf chiefly responsible for this action between | which is) revenue district will be larger than expected, Charles . Roberts. internal revenue agent, said vesterday. The district includes St Louis and 53 counties in Bastern Missouri. in a North Dakota: It ' speech, said that only by the publi- was | i vote , platform. -versy was over a matter of discipline relating to school morals, 1nd the) jo, clear,” 'speaker declared that ‘Murphy ‘stood for 'of Murphy's ‘of the board, in stimtlating’ the sale of Liberty 'was: McDonald, 349; Cullinane, 333; | Arthur | Tobin, 2839: Murphy, 97; /Republicahi convention and take the, cepted McDonald and Tobin, and had. ‘voted to place repealed, making the vote unneces- made : yvonne gt of the! with my previously declared position ,convention, defending, his attitude, | 4. opposed to any franchise exten- ‘previously announced, in regard t0| .jons, other than the Jefferson ave- the league of nations proposal, an sary. TW ‘nue line, unless authorized by th# | O PARTIES AGREE dwelling on the necessity for non-| jegisiative act of the Board of Alder- breng according to the provisions of the charter. “As to the stipulation with refer- (partisan school administration. ON 3 CANDIDATES | Long Conference Held FOR SCHOOL BOARD | The nominations for the Board of | Education were the subject of a long’ conference, before the convention I sion committee of business se. Pte and Pe op tate A ar it oo “9 | Jefferson avenue under the auspices of the Cham er in which Se mo . Mayor el, ‘0 "| took “exception and notified the City of Commerce. lector Koeln, G. A. Buder and Ed-/| } € th ittee | . Westaiel aati ninetad Counselor that I had not concurred hy > ) am 2? 4 8) : , 1 ( ‘ “a a ‘l- | Four ee deat oe, eee Bete ria bo we & P ‘and would not concur in that feature opposed this action, and favored re- | pants. ; ; Koeln and Buder argued for | of the proposed arrangement, the nominating the three retiring Dem- placing the names of the retiring’ ... ‘ity C sel lied: ‘Th ipula- ocratic members of the Board of, Democratic members on the Repu- |“! y Counselor replied © stipula education, who are Richard Murphy, lica ntigket—Murphy, Gannon and) : . Frank Gannon and B. H. Pluempe.' Pluempe—regardless of what the | * Sremeranerm, was not filed in These committeemen were Tom But- Democratic convention did. | court, never was expected to be filed ler of the 19th Ward, Schmoll | ° Barney Flat-' did not care to go so far as this, but) in’ court. ley of the 20th, Phil Dwyer of the | was favorable to Murphy. After the! "* Se 22d and E. B. Alexander of the 25th. | news of the action of the Democratic | With the City Register; it was not Arthur Lancaster of the Sixth was! convention was received, it was de- Signed by anyone on the part of absent, without a proxy. cided to accept McDonald and Tobin) the city who has any authority to The Democratic Meeting. and reject Cullinane, and ward lead-/ Sign a contract, because all the con- Chairman Daley called the con-| ers were called into consultation on| tracts must be authorized by ordi- vention to order, and Verne R. C>' this plan. {nance passed by the Board of Alder- Lacy was made temporary chairman This program went through har-;| men, and must be signed by the par- and John Fitzsimmons temporary) moniously, and only the four slated | ty charged with such duty by law, secretary, and were soon Afterward’ nominees, Wolfner, McDonald, Tobin | and when not specially charged, must named as permanent chairman and; and Murphy, were placed before the | be countersigned by the Comptroller. secretary. Peter Gunn, as chairman! eonvention. The report of the Reso-|* * * If any’ property holder of the resolutions committee, pre-. lutions Committee, which accompa- should seek to invoke the Circuit sented the platform, which was, nied the platform, indorsed the four) Attorney to challenge the right of adopted unfnimouslyv. It was under- retiring members of the board, | any line to operate when its fran- stood to have been written by Flint Wolfner, Murphy, Gannon and! chise expires, such property holder Garrison, the party nominee for, pluempe, by name, as having served | will not.be thrown out of court by president of.the Board of Aldermen. faithfully, and this report was adopt-; this memorandum, and if the city J. D. Lukenbill, a delegate, who! eg unanimously. : |as a municipality should seek has a grocery store near the United H. N. Morgan, superintendent of| Railways headquarters, protested’ the workhouse, placed Murphy’s|;thrown out of court by reason of that the expressions about the United: name before the convention, and/this memorandum, and if the United Railways Co. in the platform were) praised him as a_ faithful public| Railways Co. should set ap by way too severe, but he was’not heard tO’ servant. He said no delegate would} of defense this opinion of the law against the adoption of Continued From Page One. . of franchises other line, to children that he had voted for Mur- phy. The unanimous vote of convention, 273, was cast for the four slated nominees. The Democratic envoys, who were in waiting, then went back to their convention. a eee + Board “of up Be- chosen, Mur- The nominations for the Education were then taken sides the three who were two of the retiring members, phy and Gannon, were placed § '":- fore the convention. yannon is as- sistant treasurer of the Unite? Rall-| Garrison Says Big Job Will Be to "TI" FIXED MY nominee His .,en, said he had been drafted, and Use ‘‘Tiz!’’ Don’t Have Puffed- burning, aching feet. or -corns side of the principal. This cuontro-| and giving none. “Our chief job will be to keep the he said. “The figure- had | heads in the great machine opposing | Spoke | is are not exceptionally intelligent, | president | but they have back of them a group | of the shrewdest, most powerful and most unscrupulous men in town. ' | They cannot defend their position in vote ‘this issue, and they will constantly | endeavor to shift the fight to new " ground. We've got them in their, A committee consisting of Frank | c _ eaeter. and we niet feces O'Neil, Michael Whalen and Gaty | Proper COnMS’. t them to stay there and fight it out. Pallen, was then named to go to the| men eet ea han te ,} will move heaven and earth to raise | | false issues. They will circulate lies | | about me, about every candidate on | ‘the ticket, and about you in generat. | Their tactics will be the favorite fac- | and had | tics of the pickpocket. They will strive to create a counter-excitement Like the pickpocket, who arranges ‘his accomplices to start a fake fight Thafed, He alsc when morality. work, Bonds and War Savings Stamps by school children. With three to nominate, the Gannon, 90%. | 1ames of the Democratic nominees. The committee left at 4:15. and re- turned two hours later, bringing the news that the Republicans had ac- refused to accept Cullinane, placed Murphy on the tické instead. | Whalen said John Schmoll, Repub- lican city chairman, appeared to be ‘ing, puffed-up feet-—feet so tired, sore and swollen you can : ras ld, d it was th | | pene «Ati pela aoc of Dr. Bere what is going on he can litt your) from the drug store now aad gladden watch and pocketbook, so will these | your tortured feet? men. during the progress of the cam- | endeavor to create some false comfort: takes down swellings and and divert the attention of the | draws the soreness and misery right ner, the Republican nominee, on the | Democratic bipartisan ticket, but to keep Cullinane on the ticket. Garri-| paign, con, nominee for President of the | issue, Roard of Aldermen, then made a sue. condemned the convention for hay- ing been, as he charged, subservient to the Chamber of Commerce ir making its nominations for the Board of Education. He said a par ty should not be subservient to a civic organization, any more than to ence to the question of the exten- than the which 1 tion, which in fact should be called | It was not recorded and | was never expected to be recorded | 'was 3 to! make such a contest, it would not be | tne be ashamed to go home and tell his | department, the trial court would im- | mediately on motion strike such mat- | the/ ter out as being entirely extraneous, | Why go limping around with ach-— ‘at the other end of the car, so that hardly get your shoes on or off? Why | 'when you crane your neck to see idon ‘t you get a 25-cent box of **Tiz’’ | ‘(Tiz’’ makes your feet glow with people of St. Louis from the rea) ‘out of feet that chafe, smart and barn. | : ‘*Tiz’’ instantly stops pain in corns, | a religious organization. The nom- inees chosen by the convention were not suggested by the Chamber of /'Commerce, but by a committee of | business | named and professional men, at a meeting called by the chamber. Drivers, chauffeurs and other, help —consult Post-Dispatch Wants, ee eee + ee ee ee eee eee GIRL DISAPPEARS AFTER DREAM Tessie Lyons Tells of Dead Mother's Warning to “Be Careful.” “ A pecullar story was related yeas, terday to the porce In connection with the disappearance of Tessie Ly.- ons, 16 years old, from the home of her father, John Lyons, 271% North Eleventh street. The girl's mother died .when she years old and she had ng personal recollections of her. Abou: a month ago she went to her step, mother, apparently perplexed, anc asked what her mother looked iike She asked if she wore her hair in braids down her back. She asaté that a woman who resembled pic tures of her mother had appeared in her dreams and warned her: “Be careful, be carefull’ She * disap: | peared the mext day. 88-Note Player-Piano {8 sale for . 4 It has been used, but gs in ! perfect condition. We guar- }. antee it thoroughly; $15, worth of music (your selee-~ tion) goes with it. Easy Payments ‘ e Rudolph: urlitzer Co.. ~ tact MN i iA APA He a OP A ho Ta Ny, atti ee ee ee ee ee ee ee Se ae | a me Some of the largest distillers will | speech | pay as much as $150,000, Rogers, The Republican Convention. | “But .we must not let them get callouses and bunions. tre | isays. The tax now being applied is ‘The Republican convention opened | away with this old dodge of the pick- | rious for tired, aching, sore feet. 0) 5 makirg the total war | after 3 p. m. Chairman Schmoll pre- | pocket. We must refuse to let them! more shoe tightness—no more foot $3.20 a galicn, . tax of $6.40 a gallon. sided, and spokeein favor of the se-'escape. We must make them defend troubles.—ADV, his family are friends of my family. | If you have found anything | Republicans; and Senator Hitchcock, a He is wealthy and made me a pres: | from a pin to a pianola, and de- | Democrat, to the peace conference ent of : OR *ilvin. | sire to find the owner, see Sec-/to draft a league of nations which } se és wits AST, — wc ee hie keil | tion A-—-Employment, Rooms, | ine american people and the Senate a zeerald testifies tha e Di Board, Wants, For Sale, Automo- | Ihe cakes for the private store, rua +e ‘*Tiz’’ is glo- | ‘arge bare, about 3 pounds each per bar + uals Matches; “Northern Light brend, targe box: per box 1109 Olive St. > - biles.—Adv. l could approve.

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= — 3 _ i. aT - ST LOUIS POST- \ SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, a iad ST.LOUIS POST-GiSPATCH MAYS ASKS CLARK TO STATE. sxmomenywitm the siminncraton ~ QUTS J08 TO GET THI HIMANITE ‘er-alied commimion’s revort on) MAN 71, WIDOW. 39, 9 REPORTED DROWNED WHEN _ REPRESENTATIVE POWELL 9 We ee ME er mores MAN TAKES IT 10. BET at cae ark ot Ome ee ELOPEIN MATCH | __U, $, TRANSPORT HITS MINE was xxnown ax Oricnav or eal HIS POSITION ON. LEAGUE. colleagues. patos of the conference's injunction | . ’ “Do you propose to art in hare | ; in Wri ht Novel, 2 2 Re mony with the majority view or tu} East. St. hiniese Court Bailiff to me for humane behavior toward adver- OF LOVE AT SIGHT Lloyds Hear Men Lost Were Sailors Special to the Posctinaindeds. : - pevecntative, in Telegram, egal compel the majority to act in ace ord-| Replaced by Former Deputy Who ei race so the admiration of | Vv. : aoe —35 Survivors Landed at JEFFERSON CITY, Mareh aa oe ange = ‘ance with your views? Are yeu “Pined Away” as Machinist. ag ‘heaies aries vend ee in O. Saunders, Happy Bride- Hartpool, England. Truman 8S. Powell, 85 year ol : Plan fou N Be tified. ie E 4 ; Cc r a poten ulwark nee fee : ” ‘with Lodge, Penrose, Borah «nd| Desiring to reguce his weight, | against future peace-breakers. The groom, Retired Merchant, Once ® aceene oa a eens aeliidinns State Representative from ‘ane 4 * as, athe re oa @ Salic . te ‘ : County, died here last night of ae Lteok ever this Viet of | "9 amp Clark was asked to dec lare | ‘and Court Bailiff in East St. Louis | , SOUS TRAIUES Virginius O. Saunders, 71 years old, of the American naval transport! @6¢, after an illness of about §a@ ease pay you te come ¢ RR SREY LO EA Bin tin Rt Nay elipte. te By the Associated Press. | Reed, or are you with the Presiicrt John Hubert, 6 feet 3 inc Cea. tall, yes~ | «ceasing: ate NE the chamber at Warsaw voted for F "wiy of 5018 Delmar boulevard, “eloped Yselhaven, which struck a mine at weeks. He was known as the te bay seu~ mid-week his position on the league of nations, iain apcuse) OF NDING BOYS to, resume his former job as Serge: ant) ‘Heary | ee ; nee haenaaaPaer alas stale Of FDO LAM, &. COlneidencs, Abbey | rhe es. shudess or a” — oe ene yesterday morning with Mrs. N. B 1:35 o’clock Friday morning, ac-, nal of the character of “Old | d FRANI “Pe be rs ‘ a > . e Z oe . or a million strong | pean a widow, 39 years old, of De- cordine to a report to Lloyds. The in Harold Bell Wright's novel 6th an leans by Representative Mays of | IN HOLOUP HELD FOR INQUIRY waumann. 6 feet 5 inches tall, a for- | ge | , 39° ; | ; ; I tah, who repeated his assertion that mer Deputy Sheriff. who has been | - | al Roce ig ate against oy bse catur, Ga., to Clayton, where they Yasthawen.qan tend teem Ralti- Shephdd of the Hills.” Hie. »z These Prices Good Yul ‘hur shevistS as soon as arms and cloth-i,..... otha : ; , n : “i “ . — = — were married by the Rev. Walter’ more to Copenhagen. Thirty-five was at Notch, Stone County, ang § _ the former Speaker had said in his. losing wefght ‘as:a machinist in St. | * 4° présence that the league constitution | Accusers Said to Have Admitted Seve | i nas accepted the appointment | Socialist Journal. Deciares|ing are obtainable. Today an or- M. Langtry, pastor of the Clayton ha\ been | led H . he | " “ . . | Cs, d-Charged With : ary Lena’ . OF ‘ SUrVIVOTS AVS Deen TANSSS At Smne~ | Cle ee eee has as much chance of being rati eral Robberies, an _ to fiJl the vacancy,.in order to take, Tha Alth h C rman dinary officer's uniform costs $2500. Presbyterian Church. Saunders was tlepool by a British steamer fall ae 5 fied as you have of being Pope of Shooting Offictal. on weight a8 t oug - Y| The committee on Polish fron- formerly Mayor cf Webster Groves % ae su ; | t ie - e , bk aria) a J? 7 ~~» - . : > . iers presented an almost unanimous | rues 2 which agree ath : F esh Baked Rome.” The police are holding Henry ip 7 : 9 Is when | ede e t ‘ ei. ie ore se i b ve 4 ia - of 6764 Hoft- Hubert weighed 254 pounds Is Weakened, Militarism Is report today, eccordiny’ to whieh! and ts a retired ary goods merchant, The Yselhaven measured 3558 tons was one in which he, urged the yam having formerly been a member of and was built in Rotterdam in 1916. sage of a bill raising the bou ' see Grodin. shale atric y or tasty. Tieht from factory : Se Pe om " » ey = me te wae ane . P " " de 9 al * Rr : y sai eben id a ta9 RABY «98, eye O- - or # aap ys . ian U = - Soe repo - bestede aa ee eta ~~ “4 | ae Heals Te ose hictin Wy errr ee een "tag eed fy i r stiga ion Dantzi , P ¢ d . “3 : such a statement. Mays’ message, man place, pending an inveé month ago to 1 a Deputy Sherif®. ° £. osen an upper Silesia,|tne Janis-Sau si ae “ Rie, . Nn ag 4 ed m Al ; ) JAanis-e nders Dry Goods firm. she was taken over by the United! wolve > $20. He said t which was made public tonight by | of the statements of two other — Now he weighs 272 pounds. “W alk-| Tolerat A ong lies. including the coal mines are allot-| gaynders met Mrs. Bean about 4| gtateés S) ' “ Board after the Unit ed ? sag ‘a1 “en a serving court summonses | ted to, Poland. As the committee) year ago when she w isiting here| a Se ae a he aes 2c te before, he san -*t aa ; ' d face Srie¢ as visiting het ed States entered the war. She left! City he was followed several villes x Sk aS ee 2 Vee Vg by ney MA Sahl oy Fs es — the organization of Democratic mem-_ that he participated in several recent fap tas as A My ae , os ' P s why ne 4 ce ¢ w APR AER BALES MOR Sa ing, + if en ™ Sear: AST wee aby. “ AAR! * trold Seal: dark absolute Se value: larce Ne. 10 can. [O0SE SPAGHETIIQD LOOSE MACARONI 3 ibs IDs. NG EE PCI NIN Caine, Shap gg ORS , , Taater ley bee ted .| és good exercise but there is wots ; : selection of Clark as minority leader | Western city limits. The two youths By DR. E. J. DILLON, ledge and judgment the Plenipoten- | ed Several months ago istening or gstic misifts, © di- Dispatch, ‘ly probable this decision will be con-|an | pene i Bens ey es, | : ) | was made on the day Senator Reed. Richmond Heights, when he at-; listening to dor astic 8 (t and he proposed marriage. She a: Hartlepool, where the survivors were’ He tld of children having been & thAt Reed's argument was unaswer- last Sunday morning. Eo He Sind Site ahiiet Oats “aed | 1a covered that I was gaining weight [| PARIS. March 14.—The Socialist ay" . siti Jesse L. Brown, 19, of 6134 Armeda | : , ere eeeeunced their poston On 19. |in the last months, simply to get|terly the conditions of the disarma-| , learned that she was to come here the greatest forward step in a thou-/|tin Boyer, 3401 Oxford avenue; Clar- | ’ retell ag ; 5 sential employment. He has lost 60 —Intelligence officers at Camas: tikes mients. Wé desire you to come! Marshall avenue, Richmond Heights Vir- for their license to practice medicine in Missouri. e rhio " bert yesterday. ‘ - ; ‘ in the next Congress, said the former who implicated Beaver are held for noughiof it,” said Hub is ago, Saunders The sinking of the Yselhaven prob-| not give up their chase until 1 ils t ' (voree cases ; iwsuits is tryin yo , ' of Missouri spoke against it in the tempted to rescue two men who were | vorce cases ane Ws & | Telegraph: Copyright in the United States | taken, is a port on the eastern coast by wolves while on their way, 4 Ledger.) be qui se @ quite centain. It was a love match from the able. ~ Beaver denies being: involved in| tl Dit BE ED : | 3 | : ; . | hbecame alarmed. Why, I have re- SAYS HE HE ; reporter yesterday, “and we were > -ami e men any of the holdups. His accusers are | Syndi lan als criticise bit- = a PO ae | oe . public n | .and Syndicalist journals critic only undecided about the date. I ‘, ; ; a “ . a4 ” . o : ‘ ‘a ‘ r¢ _y Jy , ‘ S Ohio Soldie g S = in ~ , ‘ioe ‘ : . , this vital public question,” said Mays, Place, and Walter Browne, also ware , rs Story Investigated at |. . yee } exercise. e er t because they . ant, yesterday, so I met her at the sta- ment of Germany, nc Camp Sherman. sand years, suggesting minor amend-| ence Funk of 7135 Bruno avenue, 2 tor Rap ate : ies Whine Btu. oe of ese rege sate aN. . / pounds, now w eighing 195 pounds. | tarism among the allies. , man are taking the deposition today prisec’ to hear what we have done. Is the selling of Bi. and Eyeglasses by incompetent opticians Wie call suggestions? : | , ‘as he thoroughly understands the| : ‘s lof L vears ago He has two sons | ~— 2 into the open like other. public mea| When. Boyer was summoned to the q ry ¢ Deputy Sheriff, he believes | ©°UT#¢ the French and English ar- | of Lorain, O., concerning a statement | a tes ts - J 4 % : 1d NOTHING IS MORE PRECIOUS THAN EYESIGHT i " 4 : iPur ° 'S ) ‘pp » 2 ’ ; ; > ¢ . 1S . Se "me « ma 7 F Pi ‘Ss oO . oe . —s GULICS ¢ ye. , he said to have made to another ® x ee wag — red I AM a physician, oculist and optician and have practiced for 50.000 uae [= u re ADA YO, Va CRT pt Pam Dae ad rey "iy } PR NT ae ae om ? : : v AO dat Bake eet, ee tt ing about bers of the House who oppose the|holdups staged by them near the ° : consists of experts on w hose know- ,and after she left they corres i , they correspone- | Baltimore Feb, 18, for Copenhagen.! by a pack of timber wolves whe ' , . , » Post- | tiaries necessarily depend, ] : » ie troom all day! A Special Correspondent of the Post depend, it is high-!eavs Mrs RB Wo gt. - . Speaker's reference to the league/shooting Mayor James By. Jensen of | Sitting in the courffoom &@ says, Mrs. Bean returned to St. Louis ably occurred in, the North Sea, as! found refuge in a railroad at opyright E e by the London Dally | , : ; ne pyright in Europe Dy € ed + gy by rh Rs , 14 until judg- | ice pted, but no wedding date was| , ies a man who has always beer in the|and Canada by the Philadelphia Public, , is actually passed, one cannot | ‘dec ided upon. . Senate and that Clark had declared being held up near his home earl) pe sth i bout, and when I dis- spoltines of England. school. ~ ope, wera Seoul, * “| (Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch.) . Start, Saundersstold a Post-Dispatch am other prominent ‘built my chicken house three times : is eet i pene | .. } “even Bryan, from a sick bed, de/ of 1564 Buck place. The police sa: ssetiintes aad | AF eens Boe: Aree af ig 4 ox ae claring the covenant of peace to he | ‘they have admitted holding up Mar- | Laumann quit the Deputy She ‘abolish conscription in Central Eu-! By the Associated Press tion, and feeling romantic, jwe de- | Po tad , ; " . Olav. | Job a vear ago in order to enter es-| CAMP SHERMAN. O.. Marc - |cided to elope to Clayton. Our r. , rope, but because they tolerate @nili- 4RRMAN, O., March 15. ‘ — ’ 6 ‘ friends will ‘be considerably. sur- we : et v we ask what are your!and Charles and Fred Heese of 345 ; : . on ; : lay He says he is becoming too thin, and | manite writes: “Meanwhile. of! of P rivate Frank Hobel. an Austrian. Saunders’ first wife died seven | themselves doctors and others. None of these men are physicians. A assuming to lead in official position. | Mounted District Station to identify | 3 er . wate , mies will be maintained on a foot- “as ; : elt einen We.remember you did not vote for| Brown’ and Browne as the youths that is the kind of employment that B a private that he was one of three of Narberth, Pa., and Paul, 35 years oe! "on that I have been successful is attested by more than 60, ; iti 1 that wh® held him up and robbed: } of | Will be beneficial to him. ing of several hundred thousan Austri , - tiditemtnn s old,-of Greenville, Mo.; and a daugh- | h cited references. If your eyes are diseased I will care for them, and : ee 7 you | whew ey = CME EE ECE men, while our fleet and the British | “°°'™ans who assassinated Arch- ter. Mrs. L. G. Gibesc f Detroit. | should glasses be needed, I will prescribe and make them correctly, and the }a One carioad shipeed direct spoke and voted against the selective| $32 March 6, he was unable to do| sae Pha ante BUSINESS os tiem | panne 2 a gree ‘duke Francis Ferdinand of Austria » SEEm. Ss. Le. ESO 6 OLE WES oem cost for treatment and glasses will not exceeed the price of a *aSttO8 les from the packer for this Now for BIG SINESS a a & will continue growing freely, as in|. Mrs. Bean has a son. Hewell Bean. giasses that may do irreparable injury to your eyes. SATISFA aweet, tender, white solid 5 draft urged by the President. We/so. Jesse, the police say, then stat- | the Hne! Yet efficient “HELP” | wi . , in 1914, precipitating the world war. GUARANTEED. Ia b } | u ne. ans ‘the past. Even America is. making | . ' 7 ; rr | | m both the oculist and optician. . ' lSe value. Don't | remember your attitude throughout! €d to Boyer that he and his coms | through POST-DISPATCH “WANT” | swore to construct dreadnoughts,| ‘4ccording to Hobel’s story, his ee ee ‘ gen Think of it! war as being ont of panion were the robbers. Bash. a Cooper County, Mo., and came to St. | pT adn en |cruisers and destroyers. Where are | father gave him $300 to flee from Louis in 1865 He says that he is $ Bi. FE BIG No. 2 CA “ > mem 3 Austria aftér the assassination, and ; , seas a inet - ~ ; ‘ m4 WY ~ Ws So p mn | Greater Mileage, Comfort and Economy. That’s what Racine Absorbin3, Shock Strip gives to Racine Multi-Mile Cord Tires. Racine Absorbing, Shock Strip, developed by Racine Rubber Com pany chemists, welds tread and car- cass perfectly. It is an extra strip -of rubber scientifically blended to equalize the flex of body and tread. It absorbs road shocks. compel them to evacuate territory It eliminates danger of tread and ame > nowt eeiltheidbeagage = Eoeg nme carcass separation. acine Multi-Mile : : — | = however, utilize the Polish army for Cord Tires are I Ss 4 — a= | that purpose. : = Besides a disarmament of Ger- | many, such as renders that nation utterly impotent and therefore, in f z ™ = | the judgment of some influential del- cs q = : egates relieves Germany's neighbors. a ¥ - = ‘of the burden of perpetual war- i i AWS ~ | 2S Baked Apple lDump!ing. my wren Cream Sattce a Bananas sss" Do bPotatogs iiwie 15 Ib iNew Cabbage vs. ‘BAKERY SPECI CREAM PUFFS | FIG R 3 for 10c! \:s"°" Raisin Pies sc" 1 Virgin Pound Gake ‘Hot Do Doughnuts 41 Fresh Side Meat, ib. . Plate Corn Beef, Ib. . Pickled Pork Loins, Ih soose Pork Sausage, | | Pickled Beef Tongues, | Pickled Pi Fickled Pig Tails, 0. lb. STEAKS f) Ki ! } Whe Wh i a Gd Mn | ee SS —_-- itl AMT, “ TT | ~ =~ = ar eeen. < ree rh ve Se ex ages or) ad in yi iy XM, ———— SS NHVSS. SS vl . i if TY WWitim. * | = \ NTS a? | af | iH ‘l * x Y * » } Moon -—s ee a ee _————— ee ee a —— —_ - — - ‘ sa . - oo Sig li He i yee ee a Cee ee ae ee ee ee ae abe shia i926 42 . spores oo er — aN yaaa Oo ee “ Oe AN ak a? porn PUM i ickic BAS whee OLE PRE We aN PL NB oe Tea Et LLL a a ttt ttt ti — + ® . & Tet thle . Nag CMM ITY § <Q U CMM EM Q readiness and all that it implies, a second decision was taken, during Every ordinary precaution plus the ue: 2 Oe March in Wilson’s absence-—the ob-— ligation of the Teutons to pay in- may Racine Extra Tests make the Racine a = i ‘i I demnification in the course of 30 Multi- Mile Cord the tire of true Extra Tested years. The Echo de Paris, which sometimes reflects the views of in- quality. Thousands of rubber livened cords == | i} fluential circles, writes: “Either all permit a flexibility insurinp, sreater tire mileage "S Me Mf this is meaningless or else is signifies | by Ae that during 30 years our league of preater ridin} comfort. ee ae i! nations must hold under most vig- orous control, or must govern, 70,- 000,000 Germans.” f Le Journal characterize§ this en- ; , ; ‘ terprise as colossal, but maintains The Racine Absorbin}, Shock Strip iS an extra ) a it is indispensable and ae ae a de | strip of blended rubber of praduated resiliency unitin’ OB. = iii manent bond of union among all the the tough rubber of the tread to thé rubberized cord war's associates. Going on to discuss fabric carcass of the tire. the American parties’ .attitude to- ward the league of nations, it stig- The rfect weldin of tread and carcass throu sh f. Be y X sc matizes the conceptions of Senators a scientifically constructed neutralized zone insures [gw ue roindexter, Borah and Reed as dis- absorption of road shocks and elimination of danger May’ ease sas “are ie eal ae . , a reac f ? cle¢ é TFnOMY new of tread an carcass separation. That’sthe why of # ¢g 44 scheme of the league of nations by the added miles of service, 4 a Pa a project drafted in Switzerland, i i ee ee PP ge TO MN Kei NAPs = ‘The House that Guarantees All Its Pianos’ PUTT Le eT it The Ampico—One of the Greatest Assets in Teaching iMusic ERE a pupil to take lessons from Rachmaninoff, Godowsky, Ornstein or any other famous musician, the artist would first play the piece to be learned so that the tempo, shading, pedaling, and the technique generally could be cor- rectly interpreted. The Ampico Piano reproduges the exact playing of these great masters and thus serves the same function as if the artist himself were present. The influence of beautifully and correctly played music is far-reaching in molding individual concep- tions in the pianistic art. An Ampico Reproducing Piane in the home not only brings the concert playing of the world’s greatest directory of artists within the immediate hearing of the father seeking relaxation from the worries of the day and provision for the wonderful entertainment of friends, but there is also the added value of its part in the musical instruction of children. The Ampico Reproducing Piano plays at the touch of a button. It is also hand-played in the usual way. The Ampico is not to be had in ordinary pianos. You will findit in the Knabe, Haines Bros. and Mar- shall & Wendell Grands and Uprights at Conroy’s only. Prices, $950 to $2500. Convenient terms. Tickets on Sale at Regular Prices for Elizabeth Cueny’s Attractions and American and Shubert-Jefferson Theaters CONRO Y’ Jressed Roosiers, | | rovid aa 0 . Dig witose shattered finances requir Corner Ht & Olive PURE LAl S e e tonsiderable assistance from the al- be beet —i- 4 | lies, feels obliged to create a new —— | : t. ouls-Racine Rubber Co. army, but has only contrived to or- - ie i= ganize. six regiments as yet. owin ““ fs : a - ‘ gx ‘i= . . } 3146 Locust Street, St. Louis, Mo. partly to the lack of finanical re- . : de BELL—BOMONT =! KIN LOC Ht yh & "oF sources. | » tA \ | ‘ SEAL, St Poland to Have Big Army. Yy The Poles would appear to be the 4 ———— " cae \ | : sole people among the reconstituted “Uy, . states who are | : - SIRLOIN, ROUND. PORTERHOU ae Strictly fresh cut from the finest Young native t. %. frowt. ineotd beef: abeelutety ihe val. ey : inne Re = Se 2 PECTORTETOTELLIUE bE al LAGUHTALCCREEUTE SALT RIBS, 2 ibs Liver sc nett] Rib (for ‘roast i — Pork Chops HAM "STEAKS } which starts from the axiom that the neutrality which President Wil- son's covenant implicity eleminates. » * e e shall be recognized, exalted and en- dowed with privileges, and each Big Dividends In Extra Mileage —22swiwis' shit: attain a state of perpetual neutrality. This is a sort of political Nirvana to Non-skid tread design Rives an assurance and certainty to. Racine Multi- © which mations in quest of perfection Mile Cords over all pavements and roads. Bevelled edges of the tread hold a If European states could so far your wheels true to their course. Racine Multi-Mile Cord means tire econ master sinister sentiments, as to ab-_ omy. This tire will pay you bis, dividends in extra mileage. jure imperialistic ambition and set- tle down to the pacific development | For Your Own Protection Be Certain work of regeneration, it would be. plain sailing. It is certain the peace | Every Racine Tire You Buy Bears the Name ,conference will not succeed in abolishing armaments among allies or even military conscription, but the masses will probably refuse to h. yous. Yree oar Rane Bo Juicer. ver Sausane == ausa B Fresh. ELSTEEGRLGUETECCUR TU ERLL VOC EEA LETTE TEL Lett RE Racine Rubber Company, Racine, Wisconsin —a Tastit eee shit at CACOUAAUAUNAA AANA ASUAOEESAUEALUADSEASOOELSUSOOUOUONSEOOSOASTOOUOSOOAENOUOGOSESOAONGLOEOODONOOOOGUNOOCGEOGORDUNOOONUCQUGSOALINN0NNENQ0QS140040000000900980Q000000090/0N000000I00IESF sai508sHE / ‘I SS S Y RPO Re ope etc ia, cae ee yp Riders SPL CN 3 NT ee Ril alae as tema oe Kae We Be NOE 1 ES = rt a. wy immune from inter. tr | ry i. ‘ , . co i nal troubles of that. nature. The in-

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ine. ; a Yee ‘_ ee. ee an eS Ly a i r : * ‘2 RESENTATIVE POWELL DEAD Known as Original of Charaétey : = in Wright Novel. , ts q al to the Post-Dispatch. iu iy SFFERSON CITY, Marek 15... an Ss. Powell, 55 years old he e Representative from Stone 4 inty, died here last night of old, after an illness of about two ks. He was known as the origi- of the character of “Old Magtt* darold Bell Wright’s novel, “The hd of the Hills.” His home at Notch, Stone County, and he ‘elected to the Legislature met) is only speech in the Legislature one in which he,urged the pas. of a bill raising the bounty on ves to $20 He said that a short before he came to Jefferson he was followed several miles pack of timber wolves who diq give jup their chase until he d refuge in a railrogd station.) t®ld of children having been treed wolves while on their way to oo}. 7 THE CRIME by incompetent opticians who call > men are physicians. Ask them sour. S THAN EYESIGHT hd have practiced for many ttested by more than 60, un- sed I will care for them, and nd make them correctly, and the pt exceeed the price of a pair of to your eyes. SATISFACTION d optician. ENSES 7 50 . 33 to a ae dole @ pair $ | the Shur-Op; air. Oculist-Optician | h of Washington Av.) w the ePe-clinic graft, ' graftin ticlan that or write for e. ears ‘lass mounting; mide ’’ cell cover prevents tm- the cell and leaves no room moisture. The non-flooding enious device, automatically metal parts and rotting of *? means Quality.’’ LERY WALNUT RY DEPOTS INc. STREETS FOR EVERY CAR” WetheeeZ, i Q Q > g Z = ' F x ) - * ¥ | . a a . : UU Tie ROT Pt tena | %, CIM CML TT 7 % \\ . S MN PERURRUELAEEAOE GU EU EAGETAEULT ETL ESAT RL PAUURERLUUEARTIGEAESLUOCOEELANOERTAGEHRE LIE rnstein or any » be learned so could be cor- ’ he same function dividual concep- ' 4g > - . ULL world’s greatest e worries of the Iided value of its ; ' in the usual way. s Bros. and Mare ecnient terms, son Theaters PUPS ULERRUELERE ERLE OECTA E TEE TSS — \UPRUALBUEDUBIERIEEADANNNNNNAN/Zy. ‘ . r a - ‘ FIG ROLL CREAM PUFFS | FIG ROLL banem 46° 3 for 10c Ralsin Pies ssi Lioe Virgin Pound Gake, #5¢ Pure l.oonc Pork Sausage, lh. 20c Pickled Beef Tongues, Ih. 20c | Pickled Pig Tails, Ib. . . 14¢ SIRLOIN, ROUND. PORTERHOUSE Strictly fresh cut from the finest Young native U. 8, frovt. insptd beef: absolutely Sc val. LB oe SALT RIBS, 2 Ibs. 25° Liver “ict? tres Th. 4c BAKERY SPECIALS |} ; (000 for the work. r \ Stew, |b Woe Shoulder, tb....17 oe Rib (for roast), Ib. 20c Kidney (roast), Ib.22c 24c Legs, {b Pork Chops #9 ApS i ‘STEN Liver Sausage resi. tv. 106 J ‘“V PURE LARD ib. ay i his @ | from ; | roads. “While the work had been\delegated by the board to of construction | Sent From America Was Tampered With, He Says. A description of the American army's light railways in France an‘ were operated was give? | Col. Albert P. Perkins | dinne- Louis | how they Engineers at a honor by the St. Co. at the Universit' railroad expert for when he entered | of the 14th given in his Union Trust Club. Ile was the trust company the service. Col. Perkins said his regiment was the British, and was under! fire for the first time at the battle | that, he the which and Shortly after charge of army's light railways, ated between the front standard railway terminal eight or | miles back of the lines. The two feet wide and the small. Light locomotives were used to pull the trains up to within a few miles of the. front, where, on account of the smoke, they were replaced by gasoline loco- motives of 35 to 40 horse power. Most of the transportation had to be carried on at I9i7. was oper- cars very Col, railways system, and one time, for a period of 31 days, an average of 44 day were operated. Eignt thousand troops were moved in one | night in the dwarf cars. I pre- | At the time the armistice wos signed, Col. Perkins said. the entire ierman light railway system nad been captured, he said, and the ene- my was praetically at the mercy of the allies. Some evidence of tampering with railroad equipment sent over from ji the War Department, the department | America was found by the engineers had no authority to readvertise bids / Co]. Perkins said. Bronze bearings. } | ' } He returned to St. Louis} , Wednesday. | { American | the | close to. ; Perkins said he had 12,000! ‘contract at so excessive a figure, | C7 Under him as head of the light without the authority of the Ship- instead of steel, were found in some | ping Board. Now that Hiurley has asked the President to turn over the whole project to the Department, I imagine there will be no delay in an executive the work to go ahead soon.” Chairman | } i | order to that effect and I look for) } The upper river fleet has no con-| and New Orleans. The the Railroad Administration. upper river fleet is a project of the Shipping Board. The lower river fleet was established for the any shipper who desired to consign his freight to it. The plant and to return with coal Illinois to Northwestern rail- It was purely 2 war project. The Government desired to increase 'understanding that he ‘chase it at an appraised price. ‘Shipping Board appropriated $3,360,- | of pig iron. At the same time there was a shortage of . ’ td | 5 IDs. 29¢ J freight cars and railroads were send- ing their cars empty to the Illinois coal fielfis, there to get the coal nec- essary for their operation. | To Buy Fliect Ultimately. Goltra. proposed to the Shipping Board that it build the fleet, with the would lease eventually pur- The it and and operate The barges are of the hopper bot- tom type and are fit only for the -earrying of bulk cargoes which may ; ; ‘is built, be exposed to the weather. Goltra said last night that he still was bound by eontract to lease the line when it and would lease it. The project is believed to have hearing on the effort now being made to revive the use of the Mississippi for valley Shippers in that its suc- cessful operation would give private capital assurance to establish an upper river fleet which would carry ' ' } ' j |Special to the designating the cemetery 'structions were | Presbyterian Church, 918 classes. of freight as the lower fleet now does. ——o ne Thirteen Hundred House, And Real FEstate Offers Are Advertised Today. If you want to lease. buy, sell or trade va cottage, bungalow, flat, dwelling, apartment, hotel, garage, warehouse. factory, busi- nesa jlocation, office building or Home unimproved property in St. Louis, | suburbs or elsewhere, see the of- | fers in Section B—Houses, Homes | and Farm Lands.—Advy. JUDGE PHILIPS, 7 YEARS AGO, WROTE HIS FUNERAL DIRECTIONS ee Listed His Pallbearers, the Church, Cemetery and Tombstone— Wishes Will Be Carried Out. Post-Dispatch KANSAS CITY, March 15.—-Seven vears ago Judge John F. wrote detailed instructions for his own funeral arrangements, listing the friends he would have act as pallbearers, the decorations for the casket, the church where he would funeral sermon delivered, lot, type of tombstone to erect and the epitaphs to be inscribed After Judge Philips day morning at Hot Springs, where he had gone for his health, the in- found and will followed to the letter. Time made changes in the list of pallbear- have the has ‘ers. as death has taken three of them Dressed Roosters, Ib.2 30 away, but otherwise there will be no variation in the plans. Services will be at Central Harrison the street, at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow aft- -ernoon and burial will be at Mount | Washington 'Charies R. Nisbet, pastor, will preach | the sermon, 'in keaping with one of his written i wishes, will be the regimental flag of | \ the Seventh Missouri Cavalry, Col. Philips preserved from the Civil The epitaph is not made a request of the widow and) } } i | Cemetery The Rev. Draped over the casket, which i War days i public, “the daughter, Mrs. W. M. Fible. ‘nection with that operated between | Republican Politician’s Request ’ | ' | j i } ' i i i few bearings had emery paper. and a with instances, been packed -_ --- +--+ 'WEEKE ASKS FOR REHEARING ON CITIZENSHIP APPLICATION _---— Naturalization Was Denied Last December. Henry L. (Hank) Weeke, Repub- for. lican politician and former Commis- sioner of Weights and Measufes in the Kiel administration, through his attorney, Chester H. Krum, filed a motion in the United States District | Court yesterday for a of his application for citizenship. Weeke, who is a native of many, was denied naturlization last December, when his application was opposed by M. R. Bevington, naturalization examiner, on moral | grounds. cation | Philips | the died Thurs- |! j »- Blue Overalls. . «| Men’s $15 “| mt. at The motion alleges Judge Dver erred in permitting testimony as to Weeke’s mode of life prior to years before the filing of the appli- and asserts that on the evi dence he was entitled to citizenship. GOERSERAGREF ERD CUSEEIAY —— nTTTL Lut iiti eh Bit d i uk . itl Sey shal! uta! Tel ye ¥ , AM tee A . ae the : i . a st 2 ‘EP CASTS oe TR i) pas Dh ee i > .. +i Pai i A Ae AL A Sh ae es Sp ee 7 JOSE My dear Mr. Tremaine:— VA f ie /) o We (th & 4 ai MEG ¥ Morte, thee + Rif, \\) >, nal “Cb PP! OUMaO HOONe woe I am sending you, by Mr. Schaad, the first of my completed Duo-Art Rolls. | The making of these rolls has required hard and painstaking work dnd I have spent many hours on each different composition, but I am quite confident you will agree with me that the results justify, all the effort made. These rolls correctly reproduce my phrasing, accent, pedaling and, what is more, they are endowed with my personality. Yes, incredible as it may seem, I have succeeded in actually embodying in these rolls that subtle something, which, for want of a better term, we call personality. with all that implies. HOFMANN To the President of The. Aeolian Company They are indeed my actual interpretation As you know, before I entered into an agreement to play exclusively for the Duo-Art, I made a very thorough investigation and convinced myself that your instrument was superior to all other reproducing pianos. During the past few months, I have had a Duo-Art in my home at North East Harbor, and my enthusiasm for this wonderful instrument has, increased as my familiarity with it has grown. One thing is certain: in the reproduction of my own playing the Duo-Art is so far superior to any other instrument of its kind, there can be no real basis for comparison. Sincerely yours, — October 17, 1918 _ THE DUO-ART PIANO Tutroduces a New Era in Music WE stand on the threshold of a new era in music. The letter shown above from Josef Hofmann, the world-famous pianist, suggests some- thing of the promises this new cra contains, In his letter, Hofmann says that the record-rolls he has made for the Duo-Art Piano correctly reproduce his playing — are indeed his actual interpretations. The full meaning of this statement is almost too wonderful to be imme- diately grasped. Josef Hofmann is one of the great pianists of all time. When he plays in the large music halls of this and other cities, thousands flock to hear him, and the concerts at which he appears are among the most antici- pated events of the musical season. Of the countles. numbers who desire to hear him, few even in the larger cities are able to do so. Music‘lovers in the smaller cities andin the countless towns and villages where Hofmann never appears,seldom if ever have an opportunity to hear his wonderful! art. THE NEW YORK Hofmann in Your Home With the advent of the Duo-Art P:ano,all this is changed. Anyone who possesses himself of a Duo-Art Piano and Hofmann’s record-rolls, may, in his own home, at any time, command the art and genius of this great master of the piano for his enjoyment and edification. Picture yourself seated in the soft, subdued light of your living room, listening in solitude to Hofmann’s in- terpretation of Chopin's exquisite Waltz in C sharp minor. Or perhaps in the midst of a formal social gather- ing the wonderful 12th Rhapsody of Liszt; holding the guests entranced just as the master himself has held countless thousands spellbound 1n the great music halls of this country and Europe. , Can there be any source of pleasure and diversion at once so inspiring and uplifting? Can you introduce into your home any single influence so desirable as really fine music? Imagine the influence of the Duo- Art Piano on the children and those whose musical tastes are still in the process of development ! Hofmann's Actual Interpretations It cannot be too strongly empha- sized that Duo-Art reproductions of. Mr. Hofmann's performances do not merely approximate his playing. They do not suggest his interpretations. They are his actual performances. Indeed Mr. Hofmann goes further and says they are endowed with that wonder- ful quality which distinguishes the art of the truly great pianists — his personality. All the Great’ Pianists To own a Piano endowed with the capacity of reproducing the superb art of Hofmann is, judged by all our previous ideas of music and musical instruments, a modern miracle. What, then, shall we say when to this is added the capacity to reproduce the performances of all the other great pianists? Among the pianists who have made Duo-Art Record-rolls are: Adnano Anani Harold Bauer Ferrucao Busom Wimfred Byrd | Carl Friedberg Descriptive Literature on Request In St. Louis at 1004 Olive St. LONDON PARIS MADRID Orsip Gabnilowitsch Rudolph Genz Leopold Godorwsky Catherine Goodson Ignace Jan Paderewshs Jobn Powell Resta Renard Camille Samt Saens Xaver Scherwenka Ernest Scheliong and many others Playing the Duo-Art Yourself The Duo-Art Piano is also a Pian- ola. Besides hearing the great masters of the piaho on this wonderful in- strument, one may also play it himself. Using a regular Pianola music roll and the expression devices provided by the instrument, one experiences the in- tense fascination rticipating in the performance att voicing ones own musical feeling. A Magnificent Piano And lastly, the Duo-Art is a pi forte of distinguished uiuond qual- ity. As such it provides the best in- strument it is possible to secure, either Grand or Upright, and is available for hand-playing and practice just as any regular piana Four different pianos may be obtained ag Duo’ Arts. namely: the Steinway, the Steck, the Stroud and the famous Weber. AEOLIAN COMPANY MELBOURNE — = — — oe roe yf _— —eE = - enn —— " " " "T, —— “ ¥ — rf ' <6 Ge SEP te! Tie REE I Ie Ws ~ * a o~ PRT IT. SCT LTS gt he - ee ee teeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees IE IE NO Cn et Ne AT a RG GTI At OR = RN a A! AMOR we NL GI, AER NEL ORL COIN TN a LOS EI NE RN NE Ps al CALE I Be

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a STLOUIS POST-DISPATCR ______ | SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1919. ” ae ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _— oe A = ALLO CI Se ewe eens | es ee ee . _- ee ! P ° ’ Being will also preserve your tube. | zation. No heat is necessary. ' ee HAS NEW PATCH. | “Further, you will save time and | of pure rubber the patch expands | oR T LED w iD pas oe: % “The old idea that a punctured tube money. No skill is needed, it takes | with the tube,” says Mr. Zerweck of Phe am Oe & : RY = ig oe C y L j %s nD ER Rp Must be vulcanized ig losing hold.) ,nout a minute to apply the patch eZrweck, Grayson & Co, who is put- Experiments have proven that. With, whieh with the aid of cement goes! ting a patch on the market which ia| . f. . a R E G R j N DING | BES ESS BREE BEBE S the so-called Tube Patch you wil! wt through the process of cold vulcani- the result of many years of experi-/ . | only get the same results, but yo! ea ame | Oversize Pistons . | e | and Piston Pins and Bushings : ae canta cmamemmnnast CEH Se Maa RR EES | Axle Shafts, Etc. « | Crank-Shaft Regrinding Cc. W. Price, president of the Auto of . B. Tebbetts & Co., 2125 Locust : Devices Co. just returned from a visit st., that Passiers will give at least | GENERAL MACHINE WORK to the factory of the Coe-Stapley 1000 additional miles on avery tire. - . : , x |Manufacturing Co. at Bridgeport,’ The Tebbetts Co. is the Hagsier dis- | ar ept d Add comfort, give ¥ | for St | St , s refined appearance, pre Conn., where he closed the contract tributor for § Louls and St. Louis to handle the Central States factory county. H & F ing your clothes, and sa’ branch. This includes its lines of : e « TRIMS | Ot ee of rear eae Petler auto jacks, and Whirlwind Joseph A. Schlecht, president of the 4200 Easto Ve ‘Wes! Block ) a] a ae * Baas BBEBaBaA | | 5 | a = 7 Ours are carefully té Pumps. Mound City Auto Ce., spent two days , es . ae | Rees { last week at t Aut f | Scenes | SROPEE SUE. “1 tonin 1 : ALL makes and models 4 % a > “ 2) as er ; iAaAS OK a ne Auburn At tory at | ' / O23 pees jae The S. G. Hoffman Magneto Co. has | arg perfoet At guaran' Auburn. Ind : opened an office at 3219 Locust | : - 2 high-grade materials ¢ street, and will there maintain its VU, DOD) DOODODOOD OOD HNE mings need. Beautifal as mu Fie |) RR ot ate patterns EE a yy | Wee cee" 1000 More Miles for Every Tire A Gatillac ence Car a NE : represents a value for the Uy WU yy MMM Vi, : NE GD | modsied their oftices at Walton and That’s the real . price pou pap unsurpassed | in the motor car market | | A Sickles Washington avenues with golden oak economy that We make them for Al fittings. ‘of cars. Best materials fitting. Tops also repaire | and Répair Co. has leased the build- “ ) ' covered. Make your ear | ing at 4701 Washington and will re- PATENTED ‘eo — | move there April 15, 1919. A. R. Shock Absorbers % | We Offer You a Selection Van Antwerp has joined the com- . . of . Tire Cove pany. weer m F For Ford Cars and Ford Trucks Touring and Enclosed Types Made of good materi James FE. Newell, president of the Newell Motor Car Co.. Stearns and And the reason that this economy is assured is this: ° { *k f ‘ lid or eolors or trea istri . Ry absorbing the road shocks and lessening the pounding of In our stoc © sol) , ‘ ‘ Ss 4045 . Q uP iz ACs . . “ 4 me - : days at the Stearns and Paige fa: frequently cause the inner fabric to break before the outer cas- 1918 1917 1916 1915 add to the appearance of equip the extra tire wil tories. ing is worn through scarcely at all. The result ts that with ( . lil] ~—~—-- Hasslers you can weur your tires clenr down to the fabric be- | sad MIAaC! Ti Cov Made | Mr. Charles Grimm, recently re- fore you are likely to have trouble from blowouts. Overhauled Refinished our re overs, ©8de leased from the grb who rejoined The elimination of road shocks also reduces general upkeep | . ~ , — the Newell Motor Car Co., has been and makes any Ford ride like a high-price limousine. | Guaranteed made service manager of that or- + ganization 15 Days’ Trial: If 3 you are not entirely pleased with Hasslers in f 16 days, purchase price will be refunded. P e 1¢ Sey nigmengg Ahem pil tine daa L.B. TEBBETTS & CO | 390OF9HOHDOHODHGOO®W’L_HOIHLVOOS.IOOIOOOOOS S | a : | ir weeeee addlery ( OOrry t Sey , ' a ve aaa ‘ ¥ ~~ + .4 on - / = 4 ae ‘ * 4 aa 4 P ea ede PTR, der et me sane: Na dra die TO ers} se re Ati na! ap a ‘ Xe exeKexex MEY AEE OS ore . , ~ wo goes with every The Welling Motor Co., distributer . of the Olympian and Crow-ElKnhart, has addeq George R, Smith Jr. to its sales force. aa are eerste — ee QOOGOE OO OOO The Automobile Ignition, Lighting oS icine La | iy : y / . TOO OOO C | | ; ASSLER kis i | | . ' Z | Soe vs OSOSSSSSSS SEFC IRE Ore RY o™ le A ORES COE AGO — RN es ~ He SY I PO RE MEE + ine 4 ET SES “er tt COOP OO Ue hoo. . - tom Me en, ‘ NP Oe Eg we Oren «00 at COO LOAN 5 al oe an * »~ wee Ne ers MOOS IO, b x OOO SILI LL wey ae “~ 7 etn - iin Hay Ba PM BERNA RR SONE NS ine ma gp PIO eam en nD » ir htt p> a ae om t. ; OO OE OA LD. ete » ‘ wore ~ — eNO NAA ht ee ee aa Ok, “ . : —— AAD RRA TDP Nar tee een A NEO \ IIE Om Anema p rn mc enertoonand” : . Bk PMO GO Seon HE “OSe RS ee ail > ste” We ob ee 8 he oe ~ a- , a e : . q Brn. . Oxx — ve : NennineAtabsiilinistilaiel mininin nunine-arurarnminanaiine ener > NO ORO AGO ROO OOOO Rr wn Bobo, a Sa ’ "she ae «One le a ee ee a pte a ee a “ ®) Briscoe Motor Sales Co., announced vesterday the appointment of C, P. Phones: Bomont 306 2125 Locust Street Central 4906 Hanna, aS manager of the truck de- partment which is being operated un- Distributer for Missouri, Kansas and Southern Ulinois of the der the name of the Bishop Truck and U. & J. Carburetor for Ford Cars and Ford Trucks. ~ ae Many who attended the Used Car ¢ Wediingten Aes Show last week made the remark % Established 183: that our Renewed Cadillacs: ex- Bevel Glass Curtain V hibited there looked like new cars. Think It Over. “re Tractor Co. . MP S: ae ‘ e DOUBLE THE RANGE OF PERFORMANCE aa oe Oe A) @etemert. ecachel ssensner HALF THE COST OF OPERATION ee ee =| of the Cooper-Higgins Sales Co., St wa louis distributors Gates Half Sole Eight Exclusive Body Styles . ie : : Tires, announces the opening of ari pL SRS SORE eRe ‘ ev exeKex eKeKevexe (o(eKXeXeKeKXeKvex SM. DR PARR S ARE yo Kast St. Louis branch at 419 St. Louis av. c Pe Mates ee al eeu The far-reaching effect of the. in. mv 0 [on Fora care ia indicated by the claim “You'll Like Cole Service.” OS Sih ee bitten sedi — le | amc" Na | . / ST ~~ SANE ERO RIOD OSORIO AO > IMB of ELIE ILI DEOEY ID ON AERO end RIO Ney SOW. Oe se 2° » er etre “"* ) ~ /committe and Samuel Regar, chai! any windshiel a Equipment on it) , | SAVE GAS the moment it dawns on them what a bce gieenarthes % 1a), 3 agement el | gee eas | ee | y Use . ° ° : . @ : ae ¢ 2 ; (oc Radiator seoubia ch 4 distinct difference there iS 1n the way INCREASED DEMAND FOR at. - $150 Avtomobi | Neverieak ... ; oes . $. i 10 Jr i or $3. R5 aa | the Liberty rides and drives. | TRUCKS FORESEEN ate. i i oe ins Ges | £5¢ Can 3-in-d i's widest By RQ As | “When the necessity for moving Oi) ng iG | war essentials simply overwhelmed Johnson’s Cleaner Gu | $1.00 Golden Giant Johnson's | They are attracted at the outset by its | aaueitions, the wana waskeneasgal ¢e1.4 i lov'ng $2.75 Grease Spark Plugs a sons | Drop a MO-PEP tablet | conditions, the worid was brought to ‘ ren ¥ cons = 3 | > ae lug , 7 tans Ang nto i , ae ., = ; ’ . ank: thea wW sheer h sical beaut n realization of what motor trucks ase and j Guns #18 00 Tlringe | \ Wax g p y y. Boon ye ahaene in Reape ni, seg onal | $1.00 Marvel 5-Minute 23 Motor Robes ee ST am | | a pean epsleaianl per Said F’. rockman of the e Luxe | igs 2 | ms ewer : : los Auto (“o. “Thousands of business \ uleanizers sees & eA Cc. SH ve Klaxon ' mer , | : ' ; fi = bon Wo PEP tableta mé But as they ride, they instinctively feel men,” he continued BE scone ie the sonebs Spe if % ngs! Tt | ¢5.00 Socket. Wrench $3 10 Horne : a 75 y er, a , rs ; cache ahey — Rage there is a quality to this differen : ten. tae A pe will uibabnmanite . a tae ¥ Warner. Macbeth. Osgood ¥ | : ; Pg Sede ot Kood “). f mente! Ss ‘ Lil ie f oT ’ ? ' ’ TnLSsePSs - o -—* ’ : * es ye. “ie me) aonb Popes ecg [profit by them. It is apparent, on the 3 | $200 Ratner Winasnita @D— |“ 20% Discount | 2 misty gallons of gage the Liberty which stamps it as superior. + other hand, that many others ears Weathe r Strip dealers. Re sure you get even vet failed to come to a comp!' s ‘a . . ug | WD YD Jut-of Town, Own t four to @ CUS- | @oe__31,- 29 ; ae a Spark Plugs 'signer of the Chandler Six. and since Omer. Spywinn : _ | vs sok at $i. = | " , Chandler Motor Car Company, who is inch size. ¢ C Raked finish, lock and , a 4? pede ~*~ : - 62¢ ae ca three days. Guarantee now president of the Cleveland Auto- catches; $2.50 value.. —reasonabie prices, i ; . , | . Tire F aaal Bppeasiorgt r- Steel Rope | ae MORES af the new cae Johnson's Ca Seay | Windshield cleaner; one rub keeps Sample Vibieadiees P | The officers of the Cteveland Auto- A ) 9» president; Sid J. Black, vice-presi- Removes carbon in a | Special eeveuess 32¢ ' $3.50. While they last... DAF vy Pry. - he ( Gent; J: i. Krall, treas@rer; KR. CC ‘ew irs, Bie, a covered, on lete with ; S | Hodge ; ; Bb. O hc Biz a) oron cans | ‘ a ali. omple upp y { > inch size. One of the bert ¢ ee = a | Rend us yrour top for | 'its foundation, chief engineer of the ee ee ae 7 = | repairs. .We can Shia mobile Company and responsible for Presto Cloth L k % ‘ er! Al “meal windshield clear all day. gAlways for tubes and casings. One or two V h | g > mobile Company are: J. V. Whitbeck, bon Remover CARBON FF sold at 60c., . of a kind Values up to Tse af c icic OT . in charge of purchasing, good padiock. A splenie® 8414-16-18 Lindell A CT tt Ct ttt ttle te ca i ~ tt arts Bh itd : EE ’ a sults. A auick gctawa: realization of all that th ot truck 1 : Gordon Tire Covers, all ‘sizes, Spee-dee 4 i e 4 of all at em or uc : £6. sane WOong- 3349 , Di , . ’ } x » ib . means to present and future trans- a . is scount Cleanser A Genu n Mo In the first few minutes of driving their | portation.” - Mcet maantt’ Sess uae F | me Oly - a “No industry. no business house re- "748 =, sie : en ada. “lean ce feeling that the Liberty must be an un- i quiring either pickup or delivery can > iiX rg, uaré wed ‘jothe . be B eget ‘ . , obtain full success today without the FA | ’ i -ed. Alwayva | Tire-Saver carpets, etc ~~ : tf arnes-Cooper Chi usual car becomes positive conviction. use of one or more trucks The pub ao] t 33.0! 5c quart can, ee FS St. Louis 'lic demands quick service—motor \ Ser . Jacks are eRe . | : : Ri | truek delivery is the solution. Every . Ne “S159 | set of four. adijust- ' 16c CLEANS! i Authorized Distributers for Oe ' dav the obiect lesson is driven home And this appreciation invariably thrives One merchant iners aseR his business ’ . | abie. . ' QTc . | ‘ Kemy and Northem . ° : hecause of the dependability of his Champion Spark Plug | $*.00 size | SJ > | a AUTOMOBILE FLECT. SER as the miles multiply, into an eve.r- deliveries, His competitor, with oth- Cleaner | vate ee , | Grease Guns ; INC. 4 4 ° ° erwise equally good facilities, barely , = | (U9 81 . | ; growing pride in Liberty performance keeps hia business alive hecause of 7 | , sg | 2131 Locus ° 'infertor delivery methods.” ‘ . | For tron . of barly , ; _ Mesiers and out-of-town « and ownership, “When the manufacturers of Olda- Se ao — , 2.’ gee Cassene Body | Cares . : 7 a ae tris at oa ai oe hs . 2 my |mobile passenger cars, which we a= ee | lish $9.00 rustproof nickel > om 3 Wa, take na eco anf B i | | Rancie, aHnounced the new Oldsme- , ' Po 1s channel] Bumper: Hraes plated, steel and cork plunge anics f ervice on Delos r scoe Motor Sales Co. bile Economy Truck some time ago, may sep blu 7 a minute withoot ew finish, polish, | $19.00 nickel-p! lated ‘chant el per er; for oil or grease. Sold everye pain. equipment. & “ee we were very much gratified Thera AKIN apar ai 40C “news finis wn imond bar $5 75 where at &he. ., wi etee ‘ork on « ees FRANK BISHOP, Pres. can be no doubt in the mind of anv- seller . eliza. -67c ° , =a T impers . B pe ia} *e*# @eenwnnenreeeestf ii ; ib! e 2 - "teem 2925-27-29 Locust St one who makes a serious study of ‘ Se Li : transportation conditions as they ex- ‘ f d : & - — , ive Dealers Wanted. ist the country over, but that the next Distributors Dixon’s Only Downtown F INDUSTRY TS BENIN | few vears will see an amazing in- : : *CHEDULE TWO YEAR! ; , erease in the usé@ of trucks Recause Graphite Shown at Distributor ‘he time to begin where * epeed, economy and adaptability to Our Exhibit at G: odyear Tires, (wo years emma flier af tte | varied work willl be vital considera- . Hen, office, store and facté tions. it seems certain that the great- the Auto Show. -_- ») 2 Tubes, Accessories. rough Post-Dispatch jest demand willl be for moderate!y | = @ i889 , W.ated Ada. eat ara BAB OS NY Mie Gr: ; hind vite ny rmengs . ' Phases “ Boy ; man ; vow f 1 Tehit suieh Cesmtals light duty vehicles.” —

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4 on on bi 2 va Sia Te, (ee rt = Oe a ' Ba ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1919. ARREST ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A ae ee Oe A le RR a - A ED rn oe le ee a | with many specialties selected from | a4 jobber that discontinued the job- | stock are many items at prices obvi- DEALERS SHLD » large stock recently purchased from bing of accessories. Included in the! ously below present cost prices. ae ———o . - , 3 TT te Hl W & , iin ive-Passenger Tourin 4 | | . fy gh SZ > ky ° NEARIY | "I CARS — 39 K sg? om al Smart Decmutes Re-Newed | _ ema | | Seat Covers. | ATUSED CAR SHOW ee 8 C D t " g Add comfort, give vour car a ar ep oj refined appearance, prevent soil- a ing your clothes, and save the up- pu G wt = EB holstery of anche In Addition to Sales Made, k: Ours are carefully tailored for §) - ‘ET ALL makes and models of cars, 9) Enough Prospects Were Gath and a perfect fit ——— Only | ered to Insure Sales of as Pes ; PA high-grade materials and trim- §) . ODGDOOOOHGDOOGDOE : 0 bi used. Beautiful and elabor- Many More in Next Ten 8 ate patterns. | Days. 7 ‘a ap (a. —_ - wn ——— errr arti tt tir Ret. eee ee ee ei. Le eee t ’ ; " tt | te ; pet -~ CARIGRES = (e ( ( ‘yTTTilTtL i. — ad —e cued Car tlue for the Insurpassed car market The Used Car Sales Show closed at the Exhibit Building, Broadway and Walnut street, last night with ‘a record of unusual success. The. gales were heavier than at the 1918 ‘show, which was the first held in ‘St. Louis. A Sickles To _ Men capable of judging, said that p the cars were at least 40 per cent We make them for ALL models | better in appearance and in condition of cars. Best materials, perfect §| than those at last year’s show. fitting. Tops also repaired and re- § The crowds throughout the week | covered. Make your car look like §| W°'® not large, but practically ev-| / © -ery person who visited the show was | om SE is as 1nd new. 4 é ; , see “ > looking for an Where | automobile. = eee Ss — DOOGDOO!S oye o+ee wassesse. Ca Oe \ 7) “> 44 15 - | eolor and sides of another. ‘To days. 16-19 0 _ § add to the appearance of your car The sales at the show were more aCS equip the extra tire with"one of than satisfactory to the exhibitors. | a j our Tire Covers. Made to fit any Monday night sales were 27 cars, | efinished ' § tire or rim. which were taken out of the build- ecd ing Tuesday morning. Tuesday the : B sales were 17 cars; Wednesday 25. . . 1¢ eS cars were disposed of and delivered; | Here is the newest Jordan— soft in texture, durable in quality, the ‘Town Sedan. neutral in color. Fashionably modern, it is the There are vertical outside door embodiment of the. latter-day, handles and Mount Vernon plati- four-door, straight-line, complete- num fittings embellished with our vision type. individual design. It is all-aluminum—exquisitely Doors are inset. There are wrought. The graceful roof and Perfection window lifts. Yale Thursday the deliveries were 99 belt line are slender. Windows, locking device. Silk roller cur- JO eK er eyexeyeye OO) 00.0.0 ears; Fri r O95 ‘ es os 4 ° > 3 Z Saddlery Co, [isaturaay. in spite of the-rain, the Ss even in the rear, are broad and tains. Braided cord detachable heaviest anion ef tua aide buss ' | square cornered. Soare the doors. robe strap. d the Used Car Washington Av, at 2ist St. § made, the number of cars disposed And the glass is of that peculiarly q gay tke ; And the delicate intimac ade the remark Botabiished 1634 The total sales for the week were | thick, transparent kind that adds ' , y of 1 Cadillacs ex | Bevel Glass Curtain Windows. 149 cars of many makes and many such richness. such an interior is further en- adatttac - : | | Tops Made and Repaired. prices. + S H The b ieee hanced by Circassian walnut , ®) 1 Door-Openiug Curtains. sence renee ¢ e ody of aluminum is r wW6 in- ike new cars | AY vomssav tence | The Car Youre Prond to Drive || |) issuer Stn ed rte Over. . | ON THE OTHER SIDE : H fortable, full-width, full-depth colors Liberty blue and mires 2 TTT The following is a copy of a letter | HERE’Sanincomparable beauty of design in the Auburn Beauty-SIX ry front seat. Two disappearing Pe r i jaitti HE HAT ita received from a driver of one of the d b f . h h ° . e ib] li * ie. ye t R t f green faithfully carry out, in the . WOOOOOOOUOOOOOOOC ili Hie Dorris cars in service “Over There.” and a eauty OF power in the motor that 1s irresisti y appea ing. : auxiliary seats. ear seat oI rare exterior finish, all the dignity whic} ells, bri v he satisfactio . . . ° . . y ‘ _ r i aa ' DELMAR 4400 mander daid, have given less trouble | |{| value to the Beauty-SIX unequalled in the industry.. | JORDAN MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO than any other ake of car used by ° : . . . . SS = a = All this Pn yd —_ * This combination of everything desirable in a motor car makes the ~ ' ———— Pr rttctsescseses _ tirrr TT Le) eeeeee eee TistitrirerrrirtTyT ee “My opinion of the Dorris ear is — : “ A nn ae Ready [ : e@eeeee eee —_ Pee ue wee OOP Os eats eee eaaeses a) SS ~~ Seeeee ee easee eee eeeaereer ere HH ~y Hei? | T have driven on all fronts south of series of Successes. eid Hen: ierlith the So v ets ing e ars Street | vit : hi - - ot hy ) ie Somn and anding the hard HE "A —— Sr , , . . ide teeng, atuedd me neneee ase Beauty-SIX the car you're proud to drive. for service and its. material is of the highest quality, Offered with smart color combinations in blue-black, purple- Let's Go _Fhese few words will give you an lake and Auburn gray, in two models, 6-39 H, Five-Passenger idea of the satisfaction that can he 7 | Touring 6-39 K, or Four-Passenger Smart Tourster at $7595 obtained from the Dorris ear : a “HENRY V. BENNETT artment meet Ferns: 1; Ferty-second Division, -Headapdr. AUBURN AUTOMOBILE COMPANY ‘ motoring bv having vour car ters. Troop, A. E. F. “Arweiler, Germany. bright and new-looking. “Feb. 15. 1919." AUBURN, INDIANA ; n Sale We specialize EG eee ACCESSORY MEN ‘TALK CButomobile Engineers for Nineteen Years ‘ | finishing. It’s really wonderful FEDERAL TAX LAW M O U N D C | T v A U ie O .- O ; the effect we get from a few Two meetings of the Motor Acces coats of paint or varnish, prop- shew Seaké Anbocihtion af 4: tou Joseph A. Schlecht, President. 2007 LOCUST ST., ST. LOUIS. otor : Goods j erly applied. were held last week at which the Distributors—Eastern Missouri, Southern Illinois, Arkansas and Western Kentucky. topic of discussion was the applic: . : : lf | tion of the new Federal tax “ as 2 Demonstration under every test at your convenience on request grown fse But, let us do it now. We can accessories, An explanation was Phone or call for Auburn Beauty-S1X DeLuxe Catalog Series 19 give you immediate service made by a representative of the In- . ternal Revenue Departme oO Ss hampion Two- rs Louis, Revenue Pere -yae-padl ind ate Piece Heavy Mie. Door-Opening Curtains the only person permitted to specify - in words on an invoice “‘for war tax. Stone Spark fy YY , Order them now to make vour is the manufacturer of the product ei Plugs | : ear snug and comfortable dur- the ire eee ac he de gs nechaetgepid Ss nol Ag. cnanatee ietenetataeemamataeiantemataas ; ing the rainv weather soon to permitted to do this, although the For heavy duty , ; Government expects him to ASS ot fi y ize oo ‘ 7; tome. Ours are fitted te vour ’ oe Uy rink, wB -Bi4 2 —— . along the additiona] cost to the con- rationally advertised , individual car —thev open and sumer He merely does this bv rais- ’ , ar ; . .: : : - ; : : ‘ : t $1.25. This Ke close with the door. ing his price on the article sold 1 , : _ At a meeting held Friday of the —_ ) | ; Facet rg rad ham ion Conical] ‘ 5 ass6ciation at the Marquette THotel, SHE ark Plugs Out-of-] own, Owners | Capt. Alexis Steiner, former vice pres- | | ‘i ; = : ' ident of the Velie Automobile Co, of One of the best Chat: GSS ; Bend us vour top for needed pion Piugs, "» size; al- r+ Zz: repairs. | St. Louis. told of his many expert- lor 8. Te = 7 We can finish it in ences in the trenches in France while bah ' - Agee tela 62 7 : three davs. Guaranteed work in command of a company in the —-* | —reasonable prices, Thirty-ninth Division. > Men in the accessory business In St. Steel Rope Tire louis are getting together every Fri- { PowrrsTrrt 4 : dav for noon luncheon at the Mar- AuTow Lock Lock ¢ ehic e& Op quette Hotel. keur feet long, well . _ A cor Sien Complete with fam Supply Co. 'RECORD-BREAKING SALES f fans @> 98 FE FOR THE LIBERTY SIX Be .. ae 8414-16-18 Lindell Av. It was expected that the motor car business would experience a revival Boyce | , with the coming of the spring ag months. but very few of the men en- Motometers ~ gaged init anticipated any such land- Equipment on i : qd SAVE GATOL 4A | slide of business as was started by Bes ; Li £7 is wiantiv daet to trouble aie the various automobile shows, notably ) ; af by eck eames } that in St. Louis, according to a state- : I SR wa RR ve | ment to the Briscoe Motor Sales Co. : 4] AR a $5.00 Junior $3.85 | vaane = of St, Louts. “, Belge se oe : g250 3M 4 et sas | The business done during and fol- . Bie Rha ak Soo. ~vo Midge $1 &9 : a nana peggtiny «A ieee ’ as ee GE so8 . TT : lowine these shows was phenomena! ! a i gize.. baa ’ x™& BL. =z > Reports sent to the factory by the Sater te x one ee { ‘ ' dis } Liberty Motor’ Car M an. pai De te Bs : ‘wes Johnson 8 ' . ; distributers of the L gn “On Nan = == = 23 pres, . Scone Rs Ps 4: => Drop. a MO-PEP tablet in your Co.. for instance. indicate a demand 7 =e era Ree bg , ° k Wax gasoline tank; then watch re- for their moderate weight six that es q f . Their smoothness of action and easy flexibility, Known every- sults, A quick getawayv—sharp, tablished new precidents for the com- ' where as a ciear explosions—-and less car- pany, and. indeed, would have been Sattar et: ' ue Ri Paro Ww | e ” = 2° a = = ' ’ Be Bae > y. a fi veal #& eS | ; SCHEDULE TWO YEARS'—-Now i8) wood Snrrings. Colo. for a prominent . — N W ll M t C ‘: mp y Distributor 5 the time to begin where we left off « _ou'lsan Oo wilt ee the ete : e e O or ar O an Go : Lwno Year age Get afficient sales- Karp for a immer cottage tn he dyear Tires, wo years ago! G ent salen. Kn r «sme De | Locust at Jefferson 7 ; _ Tubes Accessories mn. office, store and factory ~ ELI?” Reekyvy Mowntatir The Sundav Post-Dispatch has over ONE-TLALP MILLIS ; ’ | through Post-Dispatch “HE Ry wav of celebrating the exnan- ‘ | peg xtty, 1 r , ise Ww -led Ads. j sion the house {8 Announcing a clea , — - — ee a j . More Dx ate “aan = sigs — Hise . oe ne - a, ing sale of accessories and supplies, *

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a: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1919. - OR ; |/COTTON 40 TO 47 POINTS HOGS SELL FOR $20 AT _| Butter, Eggs and Poultry) a ‘eum Seem, marae | te 1 Sl IN mpure and inferior less. CORN IS SHARPLY HIGHER | | | | IN TRADE HERE FOR week | * GRAIN MARKETS | © toner at the ctost NATIONAL STOCKYARDS! °c curse naan Gremmncies|RNRAgaS—cosen. = buh. 8140) ona ee oir : : : hivsieer. '30c per bu box looee. Maa Louisiana ' eae Tat pe ty No. Cer isus Report Is ‘Is Bearish, but sen-| Market Is the Highest Since Septeny | kKGGS—Fresh firsts, 39c: returned cases | punched turnips, 30c for small to 40c for | B @t Ge.) :s low he Bee oa + Taek. f~— oat dae ‘aiden | PECAN—In demand =i a IN NDUS) R Market Is lathuenced by Talk of , MPAR IV UTURE TI % hed ber, 1918; Cattle Prices Also Ad- a, eae Oats eewens, SATURDAY © = pn = nd i QuoTA ONS. | a st a+ Soe re vance Sharply for the Week rf... TTER—Creamery extras. 60c: Grats. rt TU RNIP operrels T. Arkansas, gacks at | average Western; large 4 re ollows , ° ae seconds, §4ar50c - 44c: ckl - and sugar barreis as at ma an Owing to Bearish Crop Reported by St. Lous Merchants nia Xe LOSIS, _ March 15, Sharp Rally | Reported for the Post-Dispatch by the Na- - nds, “454 — ee kale also at $2.50403 89 SCRAP TRON AND 7: taaee r. | stew TORK. March 16.-—The cot-| gant eee ne. Pest-Dissatch she. Be: : 2 | SAUERKRAUT— Quote. city-make half- | 100 Ibs: Lieht brass, $6.50 or. T de : | NEW YORK tonal | Livetie ommission Co., Nationa LAVE POULTRY—Fowls, round, 29¢: | porreis at $2.75, hem at $1.25 and casks at | e14; light copper. SI2; “7 F FA UJ . ~*~? | peers Although the corn market went Opening High. ’, Close. ’ AE Bates ' ‘ renerally : sh oes Rots cocks, 17¢c: sprig chickens, S2c: broilers. | eo Men ee oe a, skyrocketing this week, owing iarge- MARCH CORN Pes. market- shower +» is _| S¥c; staxs. oder a turkeys. 33e;-de old toms, | #00. : '$3: lead. Hi: pewter. “Sab: aia = e to firm tone during today a . Ww eek ‘ yo’ 7. ulis, aa gue S. average run, Mer e mtus- / Fruits. | lead, $3: alumin num. ly to authoritative suggestions that St. Louis | steady ant Last :!cuvy due : geese. 18c (fat geese Worth | ae eee eK. Befo Year. more); capons, Ibs. and over, 4Sc; do small, APPLES—New York A grade “%-tnch high 43) onic; aN 48 TY 47! , : ; ts of a more act- |: . J : | ; e380" pte ipa wages Bag 805 vir- | “penemeg City are 144 , | oe eee ‘? |? gyettie. cereale capons, 7 pounds and over, 4lc: sma!!! $4.50; delicious, 86; ron an parity, stayman Bank Rullding. St. Toate. . ansas Cit: “ foodstuffs. Yesetrday, however, | nae ‘ CORN } ao : | Distinguishing their demand with tha ut and slips, 32 Winesaps and redskins, $4424. 0 “oiorado z, i - a me ; t net hi rh- . . : - prices advanced 3c to 4c. Compared aa “er V, 136b a x5 | 24.15 to 24.70 or vo point net E most activity, the buying element jumped VE ALS—Choice 100 to 140 pounds. paxed ben davis, $2.50 to $3 American Stove Go. ........ Bas Prices Are 2 to cee © Week ago. corm at pte Chicago ree ; Lig 135461 28% 1824182 129% 'S | or and closed 24.63 with the general | into the cattle trade last week. cleared re- end 18S. to 200 Souda. Ut teheiae 1000 Oe eee ee | ee ee eee ae Oats | jancas?City 35% b S544 8 2 | cel ‘sean or poEne, 150 -00 pounds, a ke | Sa : ae ir M yesterday was 3c to 7c aga - — SEPTEMBER CORN. l list closing steady at a net advance | nae + as fast as they arrived and forced the pound, rough. coarse, heretics, thir | BANANAS—-In shipping order. 6%c per | | Chicago Lumber and Coal. Te aps ' on, a Were down steady to lc higher. . : : . , le | market to as satisfactory as basis as record- | @nd lig it weights (less than 100 Ibs.), at 6%« | poun oS ae ie 8. os | oo —e corn broad- |: O81, 2Hi,b F 120! : cs 7 ints ol] 1e new style | ed in so _ Sheep at ic to Se: bucks at Se to On GES—California rigs 8. to | Cities Service com, Speculative demand for . I nteat St ee: 05 %4 Ms 1281, O41, art ' oe of 15 to 47 points on the is ss time. : :‘uorten baeabe at oie ear Geena bo _ 86. 50 per box. Florida, $4. Dalton Adding Machine ened out to an amazing exte i City .: q 126 1oS%.b 128° ~7'4 onths Olid style deliveries were | at steers finished [0c to 60c higher than! cording to quality LEMONS—California. ‘$3.25 a3 75 per’ General Raking Co. pfd. Director-General Hoov er of the In- Kansas y 4 Ree MARCH OATS m ren : . ot ia itt } ‘los 15 ; on Monday, or 25c higher than the previous PIGEONS AND SOT ABS—I. - pigeons. box ' Hart Schaffner & Marx com. AY? ta ter-Allied Relief (Oragnization, had ‘ vw, | more irregular with He Chose . +9 | week's close, while all d pie i> per dozen; squabs, fancy homers, COCOANUTS—At_ $8.50 per 100 International Life. Ins. Co.. Sia: . + 4 -| St. Louis on oweene $e fete sae G1 ign | ints lower at 43 points higher. ecent to good butcher | }2 pounds to the dozen. $8.50 9.50; dd GRAPEFRUIT—Florida, $3 to $5 per! Inland Steel 200 ie referred to $3.50 Wheat as not impos Chicago . 61 } | 60'ga | point: wer at 45 ] I a cattle finished with a net advance cf SOc to! ! pounds, $7.50@8.50 per : 743 | box. re Mi — Pi : , P yr was irregular at a | S, $6.50@7; smatl, $5 to $5.25: commo1 c ae sible. Aas Ere a , rhe ope ‘vy ts, tata a ae ‘ge we te $5 $5.25: co | o { e- ap . Closing Prices on Lib Bullish sentiment was ; Ry 641; 63%4b | advance of -J points to @ ommon grades of butcher cattle and can- | ar HEE SE—Quote. per pound: Northern = ————. | Marland Refining in New Vorl NEW YORK. March 16 -| St. Louie ...-.-0-+0- srerces ener eo anon 4 ulated by assertions that Peale o Chicago ot 62% @62% 6a is points on the old and 13 points | ner stuff did not share in so strong a eatin. bw 1S, wes" i 31 C: long horns. 32C Produce Elsewhere | Mo. State Life Ins. Co...... y I | Sies, ol imc; os . ) ‘ 32 ~ i » ferves were not readily available to hizcher to 5 points lower on new cor- these generally moving 25c higher for the limburger, 81432 - Swiss No. oe br ok ' Pam gt ag oe today + —s = cae Seas, sees . &s rs ; . > 44a. @b..%: second , rn in &, , pee Overcome acute shortage of corn St. Louis ’.. shes : 62% 6I%D i eeacts.§ There was further realizing , Week. Gc: all inferior quality less. NEW YORK. March 15.-—Butter firm; re- | Simmons Hardware com. j oi ate f a ‘ toe va vy, le 7. " : ° g the chief hog states. Chicago ‘a 1 G0" . 61 A f the sort responsible for yester- The dull part of the trade was in stockers OF, EOMARGARIS Ee. grades. - + ceipts. 5145 tubs; creamtry, higher than ex- | Standard Shipbuilding Corp. sOU R—Fir ee , ‘ hoic * -. a — iF yask Alive @asier, chickens, c; fowls, 36c; o i S. . . ‘ | 5 the png ag aP etn nearly com- CHICAGO, March 15.—Announce- | better general 5 a ly Thy ee ee The influence of these figures was wach noice, $15 to $17; medium to good, $13 to $5 — ATORS—F i. aan es eae roosters, 20¢; turkeys, 3240 4c; dressed : . laa cial review, says A eee “ f Y timent, influ-| ment that Germany had definitely | but advanced prices asked by mills, Imiting | offset, however, by the more bullish $15; common to medium weighty steers, $11.50 ONTIONS—Sacked red wiobed $1.75@3.25 steady and unchanged. ' sb finan ; plete reversal © otf } accepted provisioning terms imposed sales somewhat. No further acceptances of | ai ates PRES, ‘ : to $12.75: common light steers. $0 to $10.25. per e pounds delivered: white. $7: Walla CHICAGO, March 15.—Butter— Creamery a “after its usual fasiris enced by general heed taken of the by the allies led to a vigorous upturn — rs to the Government reported from here. | weék-end statistics showing’ N= | Good to choice feeders, Siz ty $13.5 ‘ com W large yellow, $5 s2@50c. Eggs lower; receipts. 15,1098 cases; gay hm having evident! apparent attitude of the Food Ad-j, °° ee sof AD Se a ae ocal | anil quotes hard short patent at $10.60 | creised spinners’ trkings and the re non to medium, $10 to $12,000, AR TICHOKES- —Cailfurnia, $2 to $10 per § firsts. 38% @30%c; ordinary firsts. 3S@38\%c; : oS market, , , today in the corn market. Prices at } bulk ; ind 9) per cent at $10.20 bulk. and an ets S ; tl a Hg 2 j choice os. $10 to $11.49: con rn , dr at mark, cases included, 384238%c. Potatoes | a - ad change for the t a3 hg eens ne the beatish the close were unsettled, but Ilse to offer to ¢ell soft 160 per cent at $9. 90 bulk | port of a more active demand fo! —, ~_* pte $9.50. Choice to met ; ASPAR. AGUS—Fancy California, $10 per | unsettled; re ena L T5: “aan hector tggae iP amd ye | \ bros . ituation, and ats weer wea ; . ‘ . ohn ‘ : — = 70. tn ft fina } 1 ‘ inves ered somewhat /on the strength in $1.38 Bae ouly 92.32. a neg hi shea vee eet. ‘> (special brands on orders | | Karly offerings were soon absorbe:l oe Nes “a to fancy heavy beef vs, Per ton; new Texas, $507060, according to fowls, 30c. 22% ipeted the level o . page mis os , 5c to le and provisions 25c to $l. igher); 100 per cent 9* $10.05 to $10.25, clears bas Y the m: +t advanced during the! )7) 0 - F00d to choice, $11 to &1L.50: Gua! KANSAS c ITY. Mo., March 15.—Ex le 4 ation, has | corn. Yesterday's ma rket was strong. At first. the corn market had a &t #8.50@9%.10, low grades at $6@6.59, nard | id the market advanced l Bree medium to good, $9.30 to $11: fair fleshed | RHE BARB—Home-grown. 50@60c. per) higher: firsts. 27: Packing butter io ao | ae to that expectati Si. Lottis Cash Grain. | ac co Sy SOE pea akan ‘a vainaeee that 4 pr oe . Ate ete SO, 100 per cent at} middle of the morning on coyerings $5.75 , 4 + E. bg oV; cutters, $7 to sxe. canners dozen bunches er: firsts, no c. Pp, statoes unchanged. pre. ' a ing for events to realize or} as steady to 4c higher | °” ‘ ee = peice oe cleare at $4.60 to $9; low grade. | py : onti iS to 36 Good to choice stock cows, HORSERADISH — Home-grown, loose | .F aT pe : h a eoceerdag; demane hs . a maximum limit was likely to be bre y spri ing Ay per cent at $10.60@ | - recent My aaghs e trade 38 ee ‘. $8.25: Kood to choice stock heifers. farmers’ wagons, $1 to $Z per barrel: top anne 5 é : tfons. It was thus the ere yes Cay, oN . , ale a ae . ae ee per cent a to $10.50, first_clears | buying and sca tering support. oO at buils, $11 to $139 neavy sau- | fO*_extra large. 2c aaa Sa ee ial, ee F ' j a — Cash oats %c to 1c higher, demand esgit Bhs va ywrerts on beak at mae A 9.10, second clears at $6@6.75. | ss dd! age, bulla, $Y to $10: light sausage bulls, $8 ENDIVE —Louisiana sugar barrels, $20 : Miscellaneous Markets , © Cc re ree ae change prices in the ear . . ‘or , , a , ] pawl é 7 , “f Ss Ss | : . . ; ae ers were dis« e! a er, by} teady. City mill quotes in New style October contracts soi o § $: ne : oe pee 1915 moved up while | a é ‘ Tne hog marke a Quote: No. 2 hard wheat, $2.43; No ae Gin tieteat of an on meal at $3. 40, grits and hominy at $3. nar up from 21.40 to 21.80 and need — "s arket furnished one of the fea- SALSIEY -Home-grown, 35¢ to 50c per DRIED FRUI'1—Choice evaporated anc , . 2.39. uote No. 3 corn, $1.43; B 5 ft | 400 pounds style months generally showed net day $20 hogs were realized, e aon 2 sun-dried apples in demand at appended quo- | og ont rt @1.48; No, 5 yel- pected break. In the absence of any RYR rLOUR—Quote white patent at 8.85 ths of 25 t ? int t the high | _ bringing that price, including pte one a be ben ~an Home-grown. 25@350 per | tations; poor to fair stock discounted, Quote: | ou ont CVer 0. y . 42 on ae © aggressive selling, corn soon began | oftralght at $7.75@8, and dark at $5.75 | 84S O 99 points a 5 sippi hogs, this being the highest level that oan ‘ | Evaporated rings apples at 1s'4¢ to 4c per low, $1.38; No. § yellow, $1.32; No. 3 “aliy : h | 6,2 5 per barrel in sac in car lots; joobing point of the morning. There was no tne local trade has reached since September. SHALLOTS—Louisiana, 15c for heated and quarters at 12\%c to 15¢~—infertor | f roduction until the ] white, $1.44; No. 4 white, $1.42; No. to rally. It was at this stage that | prices highe 1918. and yellow _to 20@25c for choice per dozen | and Gtecolored: less; chops at 8%c and skins of Pp 4 by ti & white. $1.33@$1.84; No. 3 white oats, | "¢Wws came of an allotment of 370,00 MULLS EU KFS —Wheat- feed in good demand further trading in old style March tr following such an excited condition of the Seeeees. _ e-Sren GION Salome, LAG0 Ne | ae 2%c. | Sun -dried | apples at 11%e—dark | , . aoe eral Seatre ed ‘ &. 8, 94.05 O04, . : m4 . and firm er feed-stuffs also in request ‘ts. , rade, the actual c . , c and inferior less. un-dried peaches nom- wae . was a Bt 5 ism @ tic: No, a eine, a8e: No. 2 tons of foodstuffs a month to Ger Sk Gamer athena hand” tees ad Sbeee contracts Old style May ads anced close showed much less SPINACH—Texas bushel] baskets, 50c to | jnal at 10c. Sales, 10.000 lbs. poor to fatr | know they re 1th nd Sey pat new developmen 63% @63%c; No. 2 Pads $1.46. many in return for ships. Explicit [t” middlings. $40. 30@45.30; cars prompt|to 24.10 and October to 21.40 or| more apparent indifference against Southern | ' Eee — for vigor in the market and a disposition of a 00c delivered. les .& 8c statements that the German delegates | @t $40.30 and $45.30; soft bran (local) at $41, 5 or Southwest h t v : z : ore about: 40 to 45 points net higher, ofS than prevailed during the for rough: $4.50@5 for fancy. nd y NBL T5@2 per (bu 32 Ilbs.). ; : ohuine anticipated mov x the fact that the hog market showed | 1%-pound sacks: Corn meal at $3.20 stilt in a state of idien “The predicted ‘muniti not make themselves fel , tures of an unusual situation. Last Tues-/ dozen bunches. » &. to Alc. STRING BEANS—Florida hampers, $3 ON ‘ -Quote white at $3, red at $2. 2g worse, on the basis : immediate shipments; brown -shorts at $45: forepart of the week. had agreed to the plan made demand | oa:-feed in transit at $24: N . r oo v 0. 1 alfalfa meal | with the market chosing at moderate | Yesterday .th ‘ , ESCAKOL—-Loulsiana, $4@5 per Darrel. . OTE ATHE RSi-To command full quotations , - : a | Cash Grain Elsewhere | {| here for corn broaden out, and forced | (new sacks), at $38.50; yellow hominy feed t 7 li | due to a fak » A mg: pt red jeg gt od dull, EGG PL ANT—Fiorida, 1% bushel crates, stock must be dry and full grewn, Quote, . your Car is lowteal, ‘ ‘ (to aw ) £ - - ) es ‘ | . . . . . . . ” . ¥ > : " 4 , * ‘ é ° *) 4 ‘ Os . ** e- Pu ked. $7.5 nierate: deme xcel! f A r ab. i 97 %-. ‘ ‘ ee a ) ‘ sis ‘ at : id : , x . : ‘ IRN inc! scorn ro, 3 vettow. |” : ei Re elie ae “rite Ot | Sg. Mew tte itn. aes anc, | Hoge re Bie reet ate ond) SALLIE LOWER California, "$130" to pix 'Sigth eve, id.’ choice ima, bean ‘a PT tock Exchange. But it + >. i 4 ‘ rg POs ge a oO * + ~y ® 4 91 0c: “ic ’ y py , nes ste SO per « e : 7.00; iTha ‘+e ot oh m eat #1.4K- No. 4 yellow, $1.46@ 4. 46 4: Na 5 i iat ad No. 1 at $0; Tbe yea tates shed. 82 eens a SETUC:. SOR. BEM actanien | Stitcty 9 $20: eefinish ed ante are “selling | al EL ERY. “GC ‘alifornia large crates, $8 to| _Segeanananl res SOE eat Se co. =a other case of ‘disdounting + 0401 42 Oriute ¢ he no demand for heavy es. Quote, current |. OC aq Oy: . es * 96 ; ; | i ene edium ds o% tENS—Louisiar a. @65c $6.50 per 100 po last sale mixed on | oe “ ai $i. a. Barley. S9@U%c. rimothy, $740 - odie » ong ih ing 1 Ib. ‘ia oe niin on. ae $2829; heavy c ver xed, No. 1, $29 | Chicago Provisions. am bs, $17.00 to See cull lambs, $12.75 to | ne wiseete =— - we aiey sbger the can at $4. 50. er — bee te week, is that the reinves f27, an : ‘Rive, Mgo5 Nota! 26 tu nominal, Lard. salted): ’ a | acer ly = rar if gar o1e: chosters ani; KALE abama hampers. 50@60c ' SAILT—Ouvuote No. 1 medium at $2.45 an*! —— which drove up the Sta s -* >. ai! . . . . ¢ . e RS, os >, = ae ers edt » ¢ - a x3 7 MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., March 15.—-Plour |\ No. S | Elint. bull ..... $3536, No. 1, S334: S312; | Open | High Low Close | goats, $7.50 to $9.50: medium flesh goats. re in the last four weeks, ara e d. Barley. sie Sc; rve. No. o ;' se | = ’ . on] 2. >. as 4 ri trie hay, ot $6.50 to $7.50: thin common kinds of roats. ange: wv aiting, so to speak, fi . 4 en). he . pilasiaal | cer be -3%%C; aoe W. 23c; 8 me be , ’ 5* eu a: value can only be gues rk cept a8 a demonstration Grubby and cut hides discounted—No. 2/ to 7ie. Clear mohair 40c to 45, burry Ie to! May -| 23.3 osst) | 2am = / 0). 23e; do: r, 22%: salad, 2% | Or. >. i . : aw York ‘Bond pales | = ra ‘whites Sie: de Filion, aa eis leas expectationg of the operators, themselves, — market has had no great “Yet. at the same time to be on the verge of 4 of profound importance, | ence In shaping events ¢t future may not be easy ow. “Seen in perspective s now easy to recogH financial uncertainty ane the opening weeka of 19 powerful causes; doubt would be the scope of seat adjustment on our ind Liberty S'os .. ‘ g. ~ a ; 1 * : vaiustment our tm Liberty 3d OF . 22 | RS) ; par nats } = ~ | wei in Genel ee fale ales G3.8 “es | pan le = ee SOO ee a> tha Mea _ a | ‘It was at least a hun This Maxwell Truck Beiter ee financial embarrassment take some of our business a | ‘ase that all responsible as . Re would be overthrown tn 3 > | Mi es i countries, and that hop as ene es of plan and pul! Ms ee « L, iberty 4 ; ~ Li o ‘ 3 **#e-e eee D>! 4 : - al r 7’ - J - . . ™ ._ + a - ° ** - ’ e * ‘ T 05 > | . . - ‘ -~ * 7h * © . —— —~ ow * — e oa - ~~ “a ~— ™ - - : »s . - . - -_* ‘ ~ . “a *. sf ‘ = P as . r ; . 9 - one . ahs ‘ 7 ; - «© - ‘ a S ~ - = y J ‘ we , 7 . - “4 s ~ = i as Ae ; ‘ Pry 3 Poe me ¥ ¥ al 4 at. - . ‘+a~ -* aoe - hada 454 ~ ~ . \ » oe . . e . ; ® } ™ - > ‘ - 4 . _ ae ehae > ¢ f > 7 i “ - , » ; " => > ase . . 7 ; 4a s +) . | i. ‘ , “ ¢ r ‘ n wa ) , . >) ~ - i : * ; > : art “ ; ' + Liibe : Vy eheben } f P ; = : 4 I ' ' } 3 4 _—— ———. = - ale? if / ’ ‘ ' == } Aes ‘ = . a , - > v- * at le allel aged ra” Sag * Liberty Ww Un. KK. Liberty Lyons 6s Liberty 4th Liberty Ist Liberty Indberty 2 Liberty - OB :. ' ' Stat } is Libertyv Liberty Anglo # iberty ; | Sono 8.000 Liberty | arise. Meantime, we ® Se ON NK te / '? +4 Tuy Interboro ns 71 al aii p é rte a « ° Fe F Poi _ — 2 ; 5 ' } 4 [ | = ct war, with whatever uncer ‘aris Os 10 | tee tm i oR Boe rolv 71.000 Rordeaux fs ; ° a ¥ e in t ' singe involved. 7 Re 3.9 en Fees | E ee Change Should Com 5.24 rage : ede ' a hui te i ’ ial 5.000 Liberty 4a 8.000 Liberty 3 "Three things are no —_-— Total fales, 87,200,000. _—— — i — happen very soon, We industrial] activ! NE thousand times around the equator is about - TE urn, and new oréers $ turn, | Livestock Elsewhere | eh : ih : the mileage of all Maxwell trucks now in use. a «6 cenauenenes ae i i ‘ Oe | ’ ' in + batt} > = prices with >? : nt | . ee “We shall begin to KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 15, Hogs ‘ : Receipts, 1000; weak; | bulk, $18.25 18.1 What this tremendous mileage has taught ae |6=—mowe thet the ee . . ee eurmounted its sound cru may be found in the Maxwell trugk you buy today. Bs lve Keoki i heavy, £18.60q7 18,80; packers and butchers. wave of HRolsaheviem in SIS. GOG@ 18.85; lights, $1818.75; pigs, $15. | @I18.25, Cattle Receipts,. 00; no South- rope will recede. We sha learn what i# to be the at 4 I dressed beef steers. $124718: Western steers, | and feeders, $1249710.%0, bulls, $0¢e11; calves, wards practicable terms « Si2e17; Southern steers nominally $S$7@ie; | ROwTED.” Sheep Receipts. none: steady ic vat carrier of freight has not been laboratory engineering , eS a workable league to et erns: steady; prime-fed steers, $1819; cows 9a 14.50 heifers, S&10O@1%5- stockers For the keen engineering done in this remarkable : | - meh ete eatin tet A S10. 50 198.75: yearlings, in the future. Behind al ‘es, §814.50@15: ewes $13.50@ 14.25; ' ‘: : ftockers vl feacders, 1.004717. 50, ot ; : =¥ , HICAGO. Mente da (U. # fhye | hn of Mar- , Me, : nA — but road engineering. “iderations there will-ar earlier than most people ed—the fact that the sta ee definitely ended. — “What would be the e is so hardy, why it seldom needs mechanical atten- se nandiak Soatemaus ana factory solution of these tion, why it is always a delight for engineers to look REED. uncertainties? \ even the Over. tf oe nge might fina troubl of Fhe nm at queetion hHiogs— Receipts 7000: market very un- average about steady with yesterday's | 7K a ngs ene’ gia loenibAs cbedicen aatahe aise 3 mi Ee That is why the Maxwell is so practical, why it wetaht, S19.504719.00: medium weicht, Hehe, welght, $18. GO@ 10.20, | 18.50; sows, * $17.25 Cl ae 7 compared with a! ute ers. an i she-stock mostly | feelers strong; calves Pa Ve Tr rer tag * ae Earp 000- compared with a week ago; eood and choice fdt sheen ard lambs. HN to The himher: other killing clagses | mosiiy 2oc higher: feedera strong. Dinttienion ——_—_—_—— Fur Market. FURS —Unsettied and easy: skunk particu- larly, although there is no material change in values, Quote: | greet. % “There are still undoub It is every man’s truck. It is not a road rolling ae ee monster. Neither is it light and flimsy. It will carry a 80% of the different kinds of loads conveyed by horse a5 , Or motor. i x iho _ = PE Fg Rey | eit y Ne r _——~ ee Raccoon, Southern. | Centra | Northern. % 5| 421 =| Surprising, of course, is the chassis price—$1085; a: a os several hundred dollars less than any other truck 25 vanes bey iGo mie bic i te ty e ¥ 14 to 14% hands. enor 33 mage Ph cng eft oi \ ye sett ge Pia eT we} . a = — $OG 125; 12 to 1249 hands, $200 120. SB a> SB oF: 2-Sre-% titer it SSeS . ~ s : FS SS ss no So * Se}: t ween 4? . RE esa, Tory. “

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~- - ee ied = ‘ A ; ted at $2.55 per. barfel Im ear 16ty oq. - AX—Quote prime at per a and inferior less. ate; . [ASE—Quote country brown at ‘yeh Gc and white at 7c per Ib, ae, LLOW—Quote country No. j . No. 1 at Sc—cake taliow at tet gg eo a at 4 ber ih ee festern:; large Louisiana and ; more. AP IRON AND METAL : Lieht brass. $6.50: hea ight copper, $12: heavy aVY Copper and copper 4. : pewter. $35; $3: aluminum. Isc: + emmacsinnnatl - *,e Unlisted Securities. ed by Mark C. Steinberg & Co, ment bankers, Mezzanine, , kK Bullding. St, Louta. 'me Boatmen’s o lamber and lille Service com. Adding Machine al Elaking «‘o,. pfd. .. Schaffner & Marx com. ational! Life Ins. Co... Stores com. Refining State Life I ern ern pfd. ted Develonrniéent com... aon New York Stock Exchange. A. ey Nes 25). Oa OF a. : Sco carefree you dont even know they're in ‘. your car: ROLLER BEARINGS » Se nan Nt MTs hiht)) ie "y i / ry , hos ts Wabes betel fete ean Mek th fk ore

| 1. THE COMPANY has no bonded debt. 2. THE COMPANY is one of the leading sheet metal manufacturers in the country, its customers including many of the principal automobile com- panies in this country, among them being the Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company, Hudson Motor Car Company (covering both Hudson and Essex), Chevrolet Motor Company, Hupp Motor Car Company, Chandler Motor Gar Company, Interstate Motor Company, National Motor Car & Vehicle Cor- poration, Grant Motor Car Corporation, Liberty Motor Car C tion, Buick Motor Company, Mercer-Motor Company, Oakland Motor Car Com- pany, etc., etc. _ "4 3. TOTAL NET ASSETS are Over Three Times the total issue of preferréd Stock. : | 4. NET QUICK ASSETS alone are nearly one and two-thirds times the total issue of Preferred Stock. ' ern 6° THE COMP must maintain its total tangible assets at 300% and net quick assets at 150% of the outstanding Preférred Stock. 6. SINKING FUND established to retire annually 7% of largest amount of Preferred Stook at any time outstanding or 15% of net earnings applicable to common di@dends, whichever shall be larger. This sinking fund is op- erative at once. 7. AVERAGE ANNUAL NET EARNINGS for past four years have been Over Three andgOne-Quarter Times maximum dividend requirements of this ‘issue. Net earnings are now running over Four Times these requirements. 8. THE MANAGRMENT is highly efficient and consists of the same execu. tives and personnel which has been responsible for the company’s success. (NOTE: An exceedingly favorable — of this and other preferred stock investments is that the individual holder does not pay the present normal Federal incom? tar, amounting to 6% on an income under $5000 and 12% on over $5000.) More than two-thirds of this issue having been applied for, we will receive subscriptions for the remainder, strictly subject to allotment and advance in price. “\ Price—100 AND ACCRUED DIVIDENDS, TO YIELD A FULL 8%. Mark C. Steinberg & Co. John Burnham & Co. - Mezzanine—Boatmen’s Bank Building 41 South La Salle St. St. Louis hicago The statements contained herein are not guaranteed, but are based upon information and advice which we believe to be accurate and reliable, and upon which we have acted in purchasing this security. March, 1919. KNOW THE VALUE OF THE STOCK YOU OWN today many own stocks Dividend Yield may be acquired by an investment now while stocks are still selling at prices that reflect the transition period. : Buy only best dividend paying stocks of estab- lished corporations. First payment 20°%-—bal- : TODAY ance monthly during year. Dividends yours from the start as declared. Write for Booklet ‘‘PD’’ Francis & Co. Investment Securities Cor. Broadway and Wall St., New York City EEE There are people who and bonds and ve owned them for years,*"out do not know their vulue, present market price, develop- ment or improvements of company. = — — A complete report will be furnished FREE Information Department. ———————EEEEEEE STOCK OPTIONS $10.00 and $15.00 controls 10 shares of any stock listed on New York Stock Exchanges 15 and 39 dave. Letter number 172 explains fully. RANDOLPH ROSE Steck Options Unbiased Opinion Given To tInvestore in Curb Securities Weare not in the premotton buet- neas, therefore can advise you honeastiy which stocks to buy and theese which should be sold our Curb market guide is of great val- ue to all invewtor®. Send for copy today. also Partial Payment-Book- let. Both mailed free on request. ' L~L. LEVY & CO. Write W.L.Schachner&Co. STOCKS AND BONDS Central National Bank Building, St. Louis, Mo. Stocks and Bonds 25 Weaver St. New York _s OIL STOCKS Sera for our 1919 Edtttem ef Inde- pendent Of] BStocka Contains general vaivadie information gs about twe huncred com paantes. It te FREE fer the askiag. W.L. Schachner & Co. es hd Btockes Tisted en New York Stock Exchange Eauciuatvely 50 Broad Street New York City OIL JOURNAL FRE Send your name and address for FREE copy of THE OIL INVESTOR Tells about the great industry that ts mak- ing fortunes for thousands Contains information and advice to tnvestora not to be found in any other pub:ication Address: Publisher. Dept. 1368, Bes 1901. Phttadeiphia. Pa — OIL oicest FRE Write for our Ot! Digest. giving valuable up-to-date Information about Texas, Wyo- ming and other Ol! Fields that every in- vestor should have. Tella where you can buy and sell any ol] stock. Quotes prices. Cc. W. SAVERY. Publisher 610 Denham Buliding., Denver. Colorade. — ee a ” Want vocational training? It ts} offered through the Post-Dispatch “Wants” columns. hagiet 4 - pn gn ee ae ee aa penneeve se pore Oa ated f. qeteeetiow: Eyre hgh plow er ages Acetate ese EVIE AOR, CR he BI CRA ANGIE AN tne a tere ty 200d ee ee ee i ee a ee

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SRE er LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 10 ene ee ee — Mor Mon a on Stri Neve re ee eee a ee a ee r Gets A ny = am ; ee + == . poh dad — — ss — . ’ ~~ ——— ee ae w: WW gh tae a ° mae, 4 : : > ss ished : i iF ‘Seg j uapesacceihiatmnreecs lccselidii — it's init I calles andl, tive - Oo RE Setar 2 — ee a ee ; a tinagior 5 Re Re eae Re wie a * “ ee bo Sa ae “ss — pony ~ ws : Wi] Rickey Like ——$ koff or Re a land’? Rean house-eleaning of the \rofe a Von rol will have to enter u on Defeats y ecey. | | ee — ol i By os ss and formaldehyde, if some of th professional fight gtables with gas eatman for Runnerup ‘oo # | 3 r | a RES er _ ; $s masks — . ie ; f change How P e : ‘ASKED re not fumigated and made sani ecent revelations of defeated pri ms ks Honors in Final 10 - ee at Benge, However; Dumenit, TO NAME TERMS |g oor W004 Resitated to on we ne eee ot Pund 36.30 ae OS a4 i : id F aven mitt, |? a . . : : be to enter up + ‘i . . a: ’ . bight port and Ames Sign. | Pi the task—at first r pon , in variation. The writer’ | Ys 24. lieves Members Wo , ine & : | oe t refused to serve, | Were as 1é writer's responses | cee : Officials Hopeful unless the sphere of th ‘| op as follows: ~— Closed Golf T | : ae —— i eee me | Ca : peful for Acceptance ?Ure!y amateur. H e board were | )44 ge ge agg for ordinary bouts; at SOLDAN BEATS C | s . tania A a» ae Faia Ny pacity House Expected ‘°‘°" #4 "OW as pr eakened, how- | cision tho championships. A de- a ; yesterday Madi to St. Louis for Local ates ; es tctiliaias: alk as pyr esident of the or- | with the “ ; be given by two judges Cc a ; STARTING DATE 4g ; ee | an absence of over re. across a natin is pledged to put/| break a a eree having the right to | 1ampions—Close 1919 ii si during which time he toured | , | A ie . nal control which will | Should v a The weight of gloves With Vi Season ¥ : the East, has not despai : Pete Her , game whiter th: , ary with the po A ictory ; Tw T. .. Decision Mean ? clam iot despaired of a deal af AeTman, bantamyeight To de this he will } igen go fighters, ranging f oe Ti f ' 0 1 . That ak reby he will part’ wi ampion : a old ¢ eG lave to tear fo etd Pen sie Mugen four . ie for ‘Third Pl ber the F ae e nenetve | of“ % rs a catcher | brought t of the world, will be 4 condition and tradition +9 a | oe flyweights to seven esnncant aie ace. 5 of T-M Ai aS ; : rst-clas a e 6 Binet i oS 7 OtsS -£ y 1e | avvweli ‘eS ee ay (Branch would not maevtareace fi poe 'Kid Re » St. Louis for a boud with éet a ee down the last spore, ! ~ — over S96. | R ty 5 Will Be Eligil ee 4 “ular , — 1e par- 6CRa nwiat 2 st repro Li ss, | ? means »s > Nar ¥ 4 / ticular brand of player) i par Se Ban, providing the fs ther {fg} C0! we duction of the old order pionshi eanms the Lonsdale ch y the narrow margi ’ oie dae While the Knothote and cena and are nee sa com- | Championship basket b igh scheol promoted by the St. Li . ’ ew: wrote, ofete : A . ated yest adie a : . e e se in th ~~ ms n : = we Ther : e all . ; uy would wire erday he) Past a4 nd will e 0 objectior ® | featin r season, de- Club, will not be . am ready and a : the champi ‘ l doubtless , class JSC 1 to a flyvweli 4 ¥y eatman ’ e made ‘ m considerin ately for hij iainpioh immedi- !S?°s> fieht al ; ss, In many oe. yweight | 25 ‘ _— The . " 1s Teari |jouslyv wi y interferes . lat decid ; . o the ] . e return of Rick | Bi There ji gut ties avai gidly inforce penali isly with fighters’ res ser- ded the ¢ n response to & i al ,r sg : Se Seon s every } p : ‘we avalns : _—. “ ers ff . In t} ontest : qh sundry “new nal Be bout betw cation that the/ tional! s Only a na-'!s Nan six hours s y. Not!} kame of th Stickney told the Post-D : trade had 1 s ewspaper es : Stween Kabhakof if onal organizatio . ; : tervene rs should sh : reader the i e double ‘ d , ’ : * he een made for hi will attr: akoff and Reg: vl mation such as that) vene between weighi should in- | of Soldan quint , it had virtually been ag Pi ' ing his absenc im dur-| ee peg attract the best an, Planned by Gen. W a\ | star weigning in | of the title, clos et, winners invitat . s absence. Rickey c: history st house i ‘ . ood’s ass t of the c and the . Closed thei ™e. invitation tourna y called at-! |history of ‘ n the! can effect suc associates, | ontest. ara . r seaso ment Ww tention to this fact and sai at | Uhle :, 1e South aor Menai | | fe et such a volcanic — Can’t ther one-sided vic , n wha the Trans-Mississ ' all deals suggested j ind said that of B os) emeyer said last night adway. | of existing conditio upheave! raw Color Line tral by a 33 to 1 ctory over Cen 1H — 7 ce sgested jin the new iHy Sund Se per cent ey ght that 50 : ons. g . : § count “ ec e said it was tl if ; e was reported for thi “ am in the 100- t SEN been dis s alfeady had} y . : is country f | ictory of th players with who } ?. : involved , ed to be is photo rai , “ yards race , Sig . poged of ° at al ° univ : avors | the gold e season m ne i Pg Be etd actin lier one | abandoned ao iph. Note the starting position sg Arlie had posed } ea; Through a walled 0. sc members, Getting Down to Work can not “typed ee the color line| DUt one ae brown, while they a: a ee event would ce Pri ' . e trade wh | /. or a spri °$ the cl eer g arrange ° nsistently | ) rans-Mississipp! leu ; ie rint e club is oie gement, | = T y dr Mississippi . cl | . Cardinal , ereby the Dp , .entirel now able HE he s , awn. | . nam a 4 als would acc y : 9 3) »le to care f P 2 new or sum to be Second vans , ibaa ; of Johnny Lav juire the services 7 , 100 membérs. or about ganization is already | Precisely h paid any fighter is| Th Game a Thriller , Oulmet, Traver [bg z 4 y Lavan, former Brownie ° ; . ies Strong ( on the job. To crystal ‘should I : what he can _ get I ® second game of th : Kirkby and the other | ty } Griff Would Make Deal e atham 66 f en we = Card Throughout. views of persons iene ize the | cunt if willnig to box for " Lang 'twin bill, that between Y e nights other sections of the ec i } ‘4 ian 2 , | ¥ tega - | authori 2 fae S€ | ) , - | , hell at | th ivan, Who is now # Lieutenant in LVE OW 99 . worked f ise and Kabakoff have tuthoritative, the anetade © ne | drawing oo gate, trusting to his periy egpe was one of th sa admitted to competition | gee i e navy, has sai | : HOW ee. OS le # | aithfuliy to be ji org@anizati me Ss e | j ver. If hed — the entir e best gam “We prefer | Bate +2 ys s said he intends t S conditi be in the best : ration has sent out a o , it is his ow raws poorly, | se e season. Goi es prefer this to h | Bet a i's baseball. He i S to quit ° ( : ition for the fig! Sti aire of 18 a question- Ss own lack of yorly, | second half, Y oing Into the Trans-Mi fa h ' : » fs the | ) am] pence fight. Thetr 8 points hi majority popularit le . Yeatman-h ns-Mississippt cha P.3 Washin property of the! : 3 counter at the s: 1éir last fn i s on which it % ty of c: ; y in a| ‘ead and s eld a 14- ait id . saa gton club a sk . 1e | - of game thie y to , ation affair | +55 ey oe in fact. br pk nee | 7 ES rf the most nota-) 1886, in which F “Whe oe hivered on the Mark oppose VMddie resus is scheduled to f the gloves? imum welght {tal rules habitat the fundauen. | Ore oe shot nis a “+ beer : &* . SCUSBS t} ‘ iz aces ever . : “La : “letch ‘. en 1e me ie . who r La : Ss, a local ve ) Po vou not — at ‘ ern ng the " , . 2 ie . eian a one- ’ be . ? ” “ollow Eel i wae any length, si lie matter at iy run in St. tham. wa er trained en toed the ecently grad product . ! think that all pron laid dow game will i VYeatmar ¥ e-point ma Th es. sa , since he did ‘Louis were awak : t 8S run in th at the old e mark amateu y graduated fr clubs. corporati . promoters. wn. But pe an was unable t rgin. e question of 7 place himself i not wish to | » awakened in the er weather e near-win- ld Lucas Baseb: amateur ranks. Mei _ from the rations, association bee one questi 'in the s} o make thi vrhincess q in : : mem- (it was ID there we aseball Park of . Meiers is : . ees, judges ions. refer- | n omitted th: on has} short time i S Up ney arose wl ' ‘? Griffith n a position wt ory of tt : men bel ecember) ere more fans ark, f Tommy Br: is a protege ges, boxers, mans Pa that soone | the ec} interveni when the W Fi could accuse hi = 1e «veteran attor eing garbed in . the at mz e fans present thi: has imy, Brammell, while E “e and tra . managers, seconds |COMe.Up. It i rger iater will | close of the g: ng before pionsh! m e he ing with one . ¢ im of tamper- forn ‘ ney and of runnin = the flimsie t any n champi ; Zé ian ais gained mos ’ ; WmLe Everett fons cin tl should he lice a . . t 1s: Forw i . rame The wo ms ip fournamen?t : . : of his play 1er baseball gz clothes. T 5 game ionship basehb: ede St of his ri : ame wav that jock nsed in the Ougtl ard Plack f rk of . wi f ; Much s S pDiayers. a player Cas to sett] , he event > . I remem} asehball re from Pel ms ing knowl- ers hauffeurs jockeys, trainers oe ZHnt not new | geth i or Clevel to be held in tt : Ei peculation h; | Webl yer, Castleman e all argum was and tl nber it was f J tin Kid Her Sy pny and others Ses to w rules be d er with that : eland to : le St. Louts AE . over Rickey’ las been aroused ob, lgst week, by champion ents as to th te bare skin as trosty Johnny Carto erman. Do, you favor thé idee of licensed ° govern mode rawn | easily at of Schlappri Sunset Hill C : | ys statemé | , by the announc sprinter in b © goose-fles s of the run . at: a “CO n, who won hi ship belt tw f 16 idea of champton ti ern boxin . 5 the feature za was lub, June - considering t nt that he ig) ™ent that Willi ce- Chi yaseball. ' eshed in ; : ners 1e Coliseu ; 1 his bout » belts similar to th ae! ons; or zcondi- | Roett of the to invite les rading | at William (“Billy”) F engoans Br even tl a way ot mak knocl ) m recentl; | in England? e Lonsdale belt ould not ¢ ger, center f , Game, e leading players ¢ president wo a catcher... The | illy’’) Fletch- se ought Bank le warmly clad nake ckout in the fi yY wha in England: s | OF stand i uniform yYyeom: or Yeatm try aati uld not say e ier, himself a spri I recal Rolls. shive y clad spect: mate} 1€ Tirst round 11 ardized inte 4 an service | an, did ry to compete catchers war ‘ ay which of his | e a sprinter of “ l that a bi : i & } ators } ) Do vou approve e the M rpretation of team nm ani effort to ; ‘ s on the 8/40 years « wide note,) SP & crowd An prelimi ete Macklin f 1 weights a of the follow! Marquis of out In front, scori put Ris In this ¢: is believed } e market, but it | years ago, had be ¢ orts al) a of agreement } | eliminary c in fom the ights and classes? ng be Queensbury c The , Scoring 16 s case the invit 1e would . , it it S : een brought be . ccompa med by that 1ad been eac They ar A contest Tuesday , Pr. toe ss5@s . promulgat y code ! other nine a pointa juwtifie i ‘ y trading use Gonzale ito St. Louis te wie ack/ developed y well- one runne reached | ey are hook sday night antamweight , ed, for use wer points fnr ¥ ah d, as France! ' - material i . 5 as s to recover:-from ; ped bank acce r did not hav ‘hi aving a ’ eep his ow star ng to aL. 4OUI8S rings a} a it { lvweight claes { BS snoule be a ow 1] « eree’s lot : , “ guard for Ss . - rie, Nevert} . a ship for Ri P trdined th: torney. o cted as his ( i n muscles ,] wl ' iould materali 4 s (112 Ibs.)? | well-nigh a he would .b was forced Soldan, alse 1eless, the \ ckey Cosmo iat prgsent ' ak ; n several é 8 ing on th 8 loose, rely- en Mike Gi ateralize 13.° How on : happy Oo ' Se a d out of the li . still no Rickey V1 y polite and f @sen alkedi hi occasions e cold to sti ; a ao Gibbons ; 1any hours befor | gland : ne. As ji . | first peri e lineup tn the 10t a strictly W : sits Pittsb | baseb ormer Bre ' one 1im how i ae active S stiffen the less collide at tl ar and Leo Houck the ring s efore enterin »gthe A ; n En-'! period, when duri ’ _ &, urg. aseball sta . 2vwans wa much Sunday. a less . 1e Coliseum ouck x should tl we ad merican . mi : n urin pionshi - In this connection, it { “ | his mid-wir r. Arlie Latham, for . 3A pe on himself he had.) 30 minutes bef It was more than Gibbons is a ke ‘seum on March 25 made? ne above weights be | could dren stand outs official, too, nage, he suffered a crake . East p feature, ae 7m as somewhat : ’ t ~ regarded Billy PS iter 100-yards race wit NV ell,’ replied na ied of t) : efore he finally we; | ring and WE] 10W nm quantity in the 14. Shouta and guide th ; utside the ropes Smith Pl n nose, ‘astern men are invited r age significant that,en route | re nae oy who is now battir ’ over, ‘if I lose rin thinking it a ne Reso waiting game “aiehaahe has get HN fone il, known at that wike 15. Do ie = color line be drawn? aright sir activities of the betaes Smith anys Great Game, Country Club ts pre rom. th ° 4 gainst O - lg ‘snow te ctor sent av red the r; Ss . in tae, at. Mike > > er ‘ou think th . : . ° ’ out awl 7 cers | F » “at Pi . + a : . . pari li off jn Pittsburg wast, Rickey stop ea | | to Webb auiwas us According Bip” FF until spring’ a ‘itt wah eethine to to beat dawn all oe eee effort | ‘wmanded by Willard plbadp: aa ae headlong betw having to charge | "eally sre: ght forward, played @ the event the most nota ; Doak x, where he sign | in tha vas more intere . letcher trie spite othing to it, % in the country ; e midtleweig contest is excessive? ra championship “bres 7 een them toe a y great game for §S Mississinpp ; : ‘oth , among other thir gned Bill | ball t footrace than in the b st tm from maki d to keep La atti all the jockeying , dle némneesl Vv and acquire und} ghts sn! a essive’ ; eak. compel a! scored 25 point Soldan. He ppi tourney in his other things” r eS. The |, Dall champic e base- was.f ng this m —* although he j yan iia. | oe ee the ti \disputed so, what sum If th | “9 points, which w , ¢ ‘ referre |’ ynship finals: ; S.Tat and 2 atch. Billy Jumped out i Ho : ; le title. woul at sum do y e board erably mo was consid ee i tral : ed to: are | money ia al als: and 1 oo4 out of } the sts it in fre ‘ uck, while vould be reas 9 you think | of box : ore than AS , ; od gong iews with Bowel jl ssl ” rr, Oa agered nie’ hae new me about 63 “tex dagger then vee el tte led until the age has mixed w ca rp so widely known 17. Bare ~ toe-hold, it will prec control ge®s , Wuintet ~ accqunted ay tec Central .. page Park Club Not | ? . : . , oie RS rorid’s se . 1 le ¢ bei agen » , no mate “J ATe is ; nee i 1e hest : ot a champ! : stron } ‘ive and right f Fs . A 1 s unlike Rickey ave taken place. Wh Thi series. could stil ow— S ch for the . a reside st of ther upon to do s pion, if call g&, because 1d grow | Bn orward f ' NnZalone, ikely that tl f y succeeded i ‘ ether 118 city had bee . Latham l show the - 5 unday who he : ue fly ing @ . ; nt of Philad ] ‘ n. He : do so, be compe! called ide 5 mio is SO j . out or ¢ entral Wa Golf A e K fuss to.} n bringin D the merits en talking al Fletcher way to three at him to tl specialty is ] , adeiphia and ale title at leas a led to defend hi manded by ' mperativel of the game ft: . s forced ssocitation willl ever ' 11s point 4 rey- | erits of the gz about speed: b knew Su : ee or four vard le tape , - litting til ! 1d his ast once in @&ach vy 118 ) existing li y | on f >in the second ow ' ever. : know} of view i the Sez = men all d . , ut Lath “ nday s ae | A ras. other ha n 1 : : Py rl ybon g 0 4 1 year ? Pron . : ax conditi mir perso period mgnition fron ; ¥ 8 not | Season. said Wel uring talked am would zatham was ¢ ‘] na, relies W , n the G * . é 1Ote rs, m ons, | s1 nal fouls and h 1 the Distrie : The « Dispatch ebb to the Post- - out of the rac not be osrnt bout a trespasser or : cleverness to xi pon speed ar love W . fighters anagers n #& ipplemented by \ : e was sociation unt lie | arrived SS ecteatan! tee of Leon Ames} ,."*re Drs eae the seukies when hit aid the Ast h winter, Regn Pies alae hae oe ett although tn ee viet i np Should Vary national a do not Be: | a standing of che bien oak “~ the latter pac ep a / nal head : ; bas been sever: . “ a " e coul ae igh he receive . and ci : Mike carries ¢ ; at IRS 4 ; rol. Ff | the rac schools f le ANIZATION Is terday and 1eadquarters y | baseball al tilts, 1 ; He ri ould ary th received 4 can deliver it j es a punc 5S to these —_ * S . tut every « e follows: s i clause - . Preside 8 yes- | uniform: but th , n the race .t primed Arli A en that was c # a sal- Ho a ver it if give nch . questions wil] supporter of tl ry sanc ac ” recites that o ly ts nounced th: ¢ nt Rickey an- | ———-——-—-_ —__-- Aeirien e match of with a plan e for \ mous, 250 7 ‘ onsidered enor- : uck had verv few - na cha nee. doubtless lie i ‘ i in 1 game mm SCHOOL = own or ‘ mney cl a Ames at he had giver Doak aes _ the start, knowt for jockeying pow $ spe 0. Today, pure} P ned and most of th ew fights last we; ) of the widest range it the only salwi i ust sce Soldan Won, Lon. o lease their links dee mega to do most of Seated . SS ne that Sunday ; taht considered tt ow “* gagres ond-raters. } them were against _ voy ——[—$=—_—=_[—=___—=—=== sport. ition for the | Cleveland ee eeereeeess - houses are eligible. TI raining at H sig el 1eir | N . | ee ¢ quivalent to al ; ou be : aters, but recent] ¢ ' sec. | CUB ——— ' | Veet 1 eR AON To te Rane comeny ra this e¢] 1 © veter: ot Spri om t ene a about $6000.” ing frequently y has hee tie = as e 3 ; clause is ¢ " — soeng expect to pot, oat A , ap he omina 10ns te eee ee nme een en RR highs ihe * bex i S HOLDOUTS MUST UNI * = ae OS og SOIEN DORE: BE i is 5. 4 only auch Orga ee “ adi as : . spa within the a ATrkKan.- ASKET | a a peli a M — Last pee . ANIZATIONS aA ied! will not he cuaainas week and for Der wae BALL ESULTS ous Hanlon Veets Tl SIGN BEFORE THEY CAN CIPAL ELEVENS TO . night s Raw 0 ee , yA ; te entertain the ashes fe ere until a fe red to report y yey | St f — 10orpe OP - ; IRST GAME quately. when it ‘ i \w days. i : ae y mmy Hanlo: ~ i lar rey T . € “ ill e and the ” q The e] : . j mrter me } e save | A i aert deaas hic ‘ 32, Prince | | on horpe in ; D- ;' ub players deps imination seri Lyn Righ , : oF MOE re@ries of the : d for the opening R . h W il] Local on 15. iS | : " rout. Thorpe rece = Ean a 12-round fi om ( hicazo Ww : —_ : . d part cha m . n series to decid nn (2) Left Pe. gam .... Volland ouis District Assoc li f nati. season against Cine c Run May 10 S . | Salary Offered Is Sa} showing again entiv made a ere; Pasade ednesday night for pionsnip of, the e the SECON MOPS + +s nns eee: jy Ina lett wwe Se ae , | a 33, Central 16 | La a - Ss Said to Be) Hanlon ssidtethen Charlie White ; — 6) adena, Cal, whefe they will oY cer Association he Municipal Soc- | p,uleveland , D GAME. no ' er . . - ' P a : zi - > ’ . " . ‘ , "lan - or ° : vin ian herin oie former Lieut. *Mar I “Bt Tp | eveland 25, Yeatman 24 ? rgesi EV er Paid a National evening tedly will have a Mean: leir Spring training. The Ul do afternoon at Fai vill be started this essed Right forw ' Yeatmen. Report 7 of Whote Cie , receive ; MAT - OUISV = Be a4. wits, ‘ a oe Sy | four sgl = ‘re remain | rairgrouw . , , ore es from Chie: terday. the y eceived by Rickey ve SVILLE, Ky M ~o——— 19 . Sarno sal our or five player lain} i de sund No. 2, w Trumm (2) ’ Cox negan tere n Chicago t “ot rah Se aeaae right-ha mts eh - ° 7S betes ine . March 15.— Ss ITH IS NAMED HE League Outfielder box Rennv Cs aes has gn offer t Signed their P re s, who have not eae eae is scheduy] , “, When | wee ‘ly. pie) Serene web (By reity professional golf n = ‘ondition Sivie i Ons, To . i ; 4 Oonard j§ ‘. tO! wi » +] . tracts, ti - : n e¢ to . ‘1 a ah it t oT. :R -Our ) _ , eter noes ing eee ane allah eats ai ive more than in) OF NEWLY ORGA = Little Rock, Ark.. on March 35, and warns the players that they _Mitcheil | Braus tackle the -epenet,. tis pee | Stanwood 12.000 eft ear. seg @EM including Jim Barnes a ort for sprin ie day to re . have Deen made for N CINCINN as tentatively ac March 25, an accept terms bef lave | Second ie Allies, wh wna iporeata Dunkgnany ) x Jim Barnes , . ge traini » ~ » outfielc > - R ? \ YOP-P a ‘ ” AVE to Ss Yr rr I ayers tet, > rT? « isions { ‘ . . ! six matc a y. lows in neve, Mi ; adatnak * pit h in one of the eg: list made previous year... The| p Banized with Frank E been | ler in the National Leag Sah i -K, March :6.—Thta! hind.” sign here or stay be the Trumbulls, w if the quar-| Weeks of Wi hes on falls, losin participates in a“ e* ° al cre; 7 t . ‘ . °O , + - ° ? ‘e | f . : 4 x “ P : Path ge news in that . nn interest- . 1 - Bills Kelly, Cskeiite nae ing facilities ss ra fishing and iiae ® * a ter ms. said ss aeiuah ase over r - he last inter-sectioy : ha nh hicago Monda ¥ pe we wil event that rh W il] he played ningenin ves Sign Meehan. The one the Periscope outfielder and ( Ray Demmitt ; oss’ eelding ange The S Wil] be bet .!|' Furthermore “ nn today lis kind h ional contest | e ©ub tean ay or Tuesd»: ¢ e score } = ' r the BROSTON I 2 crop of ¢f th ‘> »| 34 , 47 ding, whi ; 1e -director etter tha rs pre, the Cincinnati J. ie a | , held at F ea am would be i ..| Of 90 mi is tied at t STON, Mas eginni freak ‘ lull last ae ‘ by} - prursye h of mut of 1% races ch won | 0 ‘ { ors of t] an eVer. yr not redu _ Ccinnati club h near this ‘ } orest HT4)) , plight with ‘ rt in a sor ¥ . inutesr of - he end (Chi “k . 8... Mar h 15 ne tr mak t) ‘AsONn sO f; the’ Eternal] , aces ae a °-vear : » Smith, Harv 1e club a Be ced any player's s 1as . citv, In 1916 ls, | loc out the kervie : .. minute peri play, an ext ; ck) Meehan. f —John \ golfe ° eir & runs wWas ar as drivine al. owned by ' year-old: Hol arveyv Beg re... i the contrary J S salary Or play ers wan 16,-the Easter: ocher, vet Presi vice of Hol g : period, to he xtra 16- | lete ‘ s ’ ormer crack , . r Aiseharged fr : eoneerned Baal x in which vv wes W MeClellaz tkamp RE _ gs, Judge Cc v lar ) we have PNG ; ! WwW astern ca ; : esident Mitchel - -MmMintite haly , divided int ; ay svVracuse tT’ ath- ‘ ‘nhceorporate rom contract at ) . has signed ; won six of ele and, | Fre /R. bk, Emers ~ wr | large increases : guaranteed Vhen or : annot afford “’ ey age c l says it > este laives, w ie ito two | Signe oa niversity ed his expériene i no on will leave pegs agen be ear: eB alge 5 ie Bs ng last | Stan) B. Adam. W. E wake - Hauer, | S@¢veral nde ig the players and ,:, | ™eet here eins’ Wochaar« Re a has requested to give him what he PB icone governing re Hage Staged. | Scandic a with the fa submarines Into what “ pe Tha) ; ° n onio — 4 / = “ Lie h ’ hy . ark’'s . Ae re OT a : r se 1, Ww b r K: . we hav , ; $ ; c: “rids 4 si ( 7c P es wil ? C fam j . e is . ps Ope ' ° . . ‘ vi oye advised Quinn ri ve Daven- Amat AF sage p e otice I ; — rer, st his ieiteaee “tot reporting, sta A rs i tas ine, Ptae eau, Ponderosa | Br ean ‘ 9 became a ham > pct WeVOr shail an on his team and es ) aks Neate of +the Chi a Off with Dr Aig wr Them D. BANCROFT Da | oe Wien s interesia are enkh ¢) Ts ridesman ¢ Zarro, Plum ls joined the s erof the Her: dto get him. Its “nN vy basket ball te: cago Univer. 1: : wards’ HAS es On ‘ not belieyv = e such that atabi 1 gand War M; . cot, San Antoni Squad en rout ZOR wll] land seems that SPC ASO} chil eam durine +} OF f Tab] NOT m 2 58 A certatir i? hil " at this time e he can leave t} Stables of Dorteh br Marvel in the! Tc 0 at Little R e to@ ing thr Ww ith the Cubs ec ‘ » has been re i »* past . ets SIGNED a there's i’'hiftadelph ay ; "7 rem Frank 1 brothers, P ’m welghs 192 ‘ tock = today ough Cincinn: s com- next year re-elected t . WITH P og ry a stone quarry t “ollow ers « J ellos Dunne. ta ; 92 pounds ; day. | the Reds innati from B . oa yeal Hiinkle ot 0 serve eee PHI . HILLIES any a py-del ne ,° ™ *' ’ | jae reac , Ss ‘ ? Z¢ . t ) re ’ - _ osto . ‘ ] ‘ ~ ‘ playve ¢ o ‘ e LA ‘ , 4 E mh tie rs this city with} 0 see Nick C ommander Ross m Martin an . igs of a game * pitched e best in the W Ss, beings one of onger if you get you a eiphia Nationa ve 2 @ ; a” a nh a notorious | ‘thou " Ww“ ithin the next fe ullop in ter horse. at = as Comis one sellin = Te nmy, last natty me at Gallatin. i ‘ and easily t] ant \ estern conts ren ne Dr. Edwards’ 4 u a package of aces ie tonight — ' League club Trv My — r own + kk ter or at rake a. -_ Quinn has had at dave | the Derby.—o seep has ever ec sien hurled the last four et Hub Purdue Crin 1] F gregafion le-star for Pat Page's f ‘| ghould begin ‘ ~ Tablets. The skin “ old players with eae Bignéd all ef Those “ree Treatment for the Reliel 3 recent won > accompany itn The 10. word Mare mar Khavys ya Mike F nning ne 4 . eine * as- oO shortst nee . © @xce matic Pai ~ f Sur: , his ecort registry r arce-Lisn yam, a 8 e Finn. wh ' =e. ive W tak ear after h op Sancrof eption of ns, Soreness and i \ round s contract rec receipt for lin na. Which 1 son Of ageat Pes o this ye; i oh ins. =, diatinetiv he: , t repo ta teitetel £. ney, whose fil arry By ' yers to be ay to al . when Ne ' sed here ' adelphi nerly of wT ness or at es Sox an ? - 1¢ Boet you at y w? eard a ft 3 epert last ééason Cullon didi race in = “Wiles Maevet ee yNe | ball part 4 © ready to report ; 1 the belies braska was defeated . today | sig phia American Leag the Phil- Dr. Edward pain after taking them. has signed a Philadelphia Pret mg a $1.00 patr of Dyer! an eons as the then : B * Laddiea ar : 1 nas two entrie an practice pit fonday — Ss: eS at the olloge of Towa 22 ft yY “rin- \ ot ed 4a contraw® to . "i club, has which Cal a ¥ Olive Tablets do that The clut pt the cSab _ Foot Drafts T wail : ye the ston H EC TT ow sand Vinde : 8, lue : e. Oo sta S, 66 tO 2! vith the . o play be : om oes. an ; » has y . Re ow . i : KE AND GODDARD ee ee hy ae J. Lis naretan ne “i nn ; \merican theatre get 8 club sgn a tively, but aes ac P d just as effec. | lowing new he 6 Signed the fol.- you to know, ton =i ed na gs ny. Bi asked : nown turfme + dha Other wi SP , : F i Association ue : tion 1s ge | announc payers not he what th 8S as tiie hest cil LI en ne . dely |S manager of n. Joe Canti safe ¢ gentle iced: J : retofo iat my hew (he climd WI BOX IN LONDON be ea are Sabiahes ~ as ownera m ro yaa WINS FROM ° ort Dodge Is Winner Sr the Minn ete vat ete Se ee and ir tating. a LE. ae lle pes me F_R Wats Qyne qwii' Po pet Taree ON DON dreth . 2 irother . . ~~ AMES 35 , odayv that Sch tit at | , aN- Oo take Oli ° rande , ; ér, pitche . ae : .. prompt! rent 64 . IN. Maer . George W a, -e +« ORIA S. Iowa. Mare . member schauer wil ever : S liv, Tabi ' Weil, infie rs; Elme Thousan: . ‘Te Ril . replied ite the B® wM@grch 1h Jée & Jones . . Lott, Mi : IN | | > | wo : arch 15 Yar iber of his 1901! ssn will be : cursed WwW “ ets is «s der; an r . s have ak ' " ie th emlion heavwes Joe Beckett. | rish es, Otto Rogers and J ae _ CHAMPATGN TLE EVENT * ese the championship e rt Dodge ) pitching staff | @ bad breath ith a dark wn taste.” gay first baseman d Walter Roes- ready tested Ps ; Why. we hear ‘3 d inocked out Re eight boxer . Par. Spring rN, | ere : e Collegwe Invit; the lowa ’ + . feel; » a dw, listless oo] Pan he team wil meniinamn «© riends« ard «i exet ae flight Feb 7 ombardier Well . who The Derby will iefield provided arch 15... tournament her itation High Sel ) vard E] s ; ing, constipatio a no good N.C. Ma sa leave for Char} n wonders, Re oH in «horus ek meat with = har signed *% s in a| Powns May 10 run at Churchill se state high scho "ae surprise of | Council Saree tonight hy me bi senn i even Meets Virginia disposition or oon By my liver, bad March 24 riette. i have the most Bits co ln a op : | : ne. | , te distance 'tournar hep aa ask ; &, 16 aa ating =~ DGE ¥ ace — maraable ¢ **' QS he wer! > re the ris rank Goddard Bre at a mile and a ata ance wil) | nent by def sket ball | Played g 0 .* eg T) 7k, Mass M Dr. Edwards’ : . ’ oo abie tests scribbled on ! ee fi ‘es im Lor d to mreet in | olds a quarter f ©) Peoria > » Ceteating th ‘ Same. a well 1e Pearvard an iss., March j5 s’ Olive Tabdl M GILLIV *y . ae ey: a geht i} ’ mh. th ij , or 8.ve ‘ team. 26 ; ® etron:: oy ee and Thrive pure! Vv ets are RAY Ss mu eet read > Se co £2 7 reorges ¢ winner to! yearTr- | victory ” to 1S tod ’ : Zinta football ersity of Vi - y egetable com : a NEW = . JUN “ee eavyw s Carpentier 0 ry left Sp oday The set tball elevens will r- | ol 72 pound mixed wi ells of suff IOR aed eight , r, the Fre ae t Springfield : r on Oet. 2 vill meet } ive oil you with 440-Y ufforing ERCANTI Ti ce -» Fhe c neh | eons oO conten : and Roc ames De le oo, It Was t pore ; . will know them thei AR WIM | seat LE 4 ur before May. ontest wil] not FB we ee: through the Post D Peoria ne ee the title and ra Sh J lehanty Dead Mt tice officials vee gy gr eae y vy ath ie = ome. w by lk CHIC 1GO. M D S MARK . ves “ty BE IN FIELD THI! » cal “Wan - - iapatch i R ; IANCE at thi maLec (*j EVE é e eam will fil} f he ne ireinis a wards liv ' . Y & arch 16 ‘ P ‘ , . , ; ~1e uy? a made effe et t columns ockford w rd honors 40a LLAND. q) cele “« we he date w hj rial . spent e ' ray of (jreat I erry MeGil Sut arm sce couldn't he tr sctive eve are being J Pluc ae given Deleh Tena . March 18 led by We . ‘ich was can. | @em@ts efllic ent years among St akee N : to w _ ohe Knee awall th; Unior Mereant ry da giplucky Ha a scare by | anty, 76, whos 5.—-James has est Point ad waa ted w _ pa- _ Station, e Naval Tr . o us & cane t swollen oo she ne rantile & y. win 19 to ag team. but mana 5 ‘the 'ward, Tom Joae Whose six sons *s A , but one open date Harvard now complaints, Se liver and bowel record A 2 ang aety a new ae ; thre eto wa.s The teands ” Nach en Rasebal! Ags 9 tk 4 ged-to! William. won ee James. * sear oe efore the Yale latin the Saturday | f mensely off ty Tablets are the stroke pees -5 for the 440 war per 4 MR mae Femember. ¥ send ™ Phir tc erganized fo ~ A baseball ame as . mnie oh =* . ec ive result. ’ 4 5 ? event in to -* ‘ raat ls ~ 6 baot Tv ee ; eu vou +. ’ K a‘ 'Lmat » > . spe Plarers, die professional | ee Take one , , A. ft tank night's Ce; mieney for th afie absolutely field « ah. will § Asia d here | Fo — or two high ank event ntral ' thom prew of gain this | to r houseg See ho ight! other ts, ma ne, If or at ite seasin, V day Mae bon chs inn nurses and other w much bettes ey a week, | vain ik marks of 2:52 ye three on Guia, “Sean hy i get more ee chen Was firat formed it " » » } > 4 - «#*< SAS Sa i* —" . " iy ts ost-Dispatch Wante 10c apd 256 pe ' you eel and look for 400 —— for 306 meters « or 290 ae to you. and a! “4 pa'ir « the pn last year it ¢ . - cece, Great ame ee Dyer, S33. one caeeen a Se cava paign with elgnt — , makes S Dre ' , ° naugh ADV, honors in th took nearly all the! I Beliove this one + Jackeos. 3 han five ton — that he e regular events e eried good than an a wtlt &4e oo & othere th ms ined un ard | ADVERTISEMENT, run nae muntente with tie ane ~ &? ¥ "iy Leader. ita him a? * Pa 2 j )

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Strikes ee SN Sveland Takes | vecond Place by )ne Point Margin ts Yeatman for Runne onors in Final 10 Seconds ~ of Play, 25-24. LDAN BEATS CENTRAL pions-Close 1919 Season With Victory; Two Teams Tie for Third Place. BY the narrow inargin of a Single mt Cleveland High School last ht second the dun of high schoo} AmMmpionship basket bal] Season, de- ting Yeatman. The score was to 24, and it was not unti} the 1 10 seconds of play the center, lappriza of Cleveland, shot the Il that decided the contest. n the first game of the double- ader the Soldan quintet, winners the title, closed their season Wita ather one-sided victory over Cen by a 33 to 16 count. This was seventh victory of the season for gold and brown, while they los: one game. Second Game a Thriller, he second game of the night's in bill, that between Yeatman and bveland, was one of the best games the entire season. Going into the ond half, Yeatman held a 14-to-1) d and seemed in a fair way to ish the season in a tie with their Ponernts for runnerup honors. How. er, Cleveland tiled the score short- after thebopening of the final pe- pd and subsequently, the lead fluc- ated with never more than one int separating the teams at any Ke. About 10 listle when it clinched the place in m local seconds before the last : appeared an extra Sion might be necessary to decide kame, Schlappriza shot his goal, ‘ing Cleveland a one-point margin. fatman was unable to make this uy the short time intervening before close of tl frame The work of brward Plack for Cleveland to- ther with that of Schlappriza .was Sily the feature of the game. befttger, cenfer for Yeatman,. did oman service in an effort to put hi. Am out in front, scoring 15 potnta. ne other nine points far Veatman Pre counted hy Wetrtl, who was ationed at left forward. Central was unable to uch competition in the first gwame pSpite the fact that the former was ithout the services of Long, the rég- ar left forward, who was ill. Gaz- lo, right guard for Soldan, also as forced out of the lineup in the st period, when during a secrim- age, he suffered a broken nose. Smith Plays Great Game. Smith, forward, played a ally for Soldan. He pred 25 points was consid- ably more than the entire Central fintet accq@unted for Anzalone, ght forward for Central, was forced t of the game tn the second period four personal fouls and he was plemented by Mogfearnan. The al standing-of the high schools in @e race follows: BCHOOT, ive Soldan at right great game which Won, Toast line-ups riIRST GAME. Positions Right forward Anzgalone, McTearnan i4) Left forward .(;eorge tsi Center .Low, Wasesel (4) 'y Dobbins Right ED Left guard SECOND GAME. Neveland Positions. eil7 : Right forward ast night's Oldan Central Ith 2h) aiier (2) lhoun (2 Zzo0l0 (2 Volland Rreniser guerd.. Yeatman. Hannega" mre (2) left _Welnel if) lap a igm il), leh tii nw ox vl ‘2 to forward. Center.... tRoettger (15) Richt gure th Fittge Lett guard .Dunkgnann -- + = — + ee Ames Wrestlers Win. AMES, lo.. March 15.—~Jowa Dllege defeated Wisconsin, 42 wrestling program today. pn Six matches on falls, losing one. eeks of Wisconsin,.took one match. 1e fall. but lest a sensational match Breeden, The Missouri Valley pnigrence champions outclassed WiIs- bnsin completely mn ae = Braves Sign Meehan. BOSTON, March 15.——John "hick ) former crack ath- te at University, has med a With the Boston tionals. infielder. Maas., Meenan, Svracuse eon ract lie is an ee i FE ev. Every HEUMATIC ry My Free Treatment for the Relief Those Terrible External Rheu- tie Pains, Soreness and mgness, Send me your name and address and IT wiil to you at once pair of Dyer T want know, too, Rheum Ano- dyne wiil do for you. Thousands have a'- ady tested these. modern wonders, and i have the most re- markable testimonia!s vou ever read, One ells of suffering °0 preare with Inflammse- tory Rlheur-atism, Afn- veurs of age. couldn't lift Ar™, ote “nee swollen so she had a cane to walk. Thoveands Hke rend vou @ $1.00 absolutely free, no or at apy other mat] a $1.00 Foot Drafts. vou to what my eddress rs! dg. , thie one free pair will Go you tore aged than anything yeu have ever tried sent pf aid by return matl.- DVERT! iSeMee [7 I believe |When It st LLL LLL Ce Te tiscacipe May Not Be ‘Open’ Invitation Event lieves Members Would Prefer Closed Golf Tourney. STARTING DATE JUNE 9 Decision Means That Only Mem- bers of the T-M Association Will Be Eligible. 1919 Trans-Mississippi which is. being That the golf tournament, promoted by the St. | And whispered: | ; | | Country Club Committee Be- —— VS eee PORT. SLE SALAD S/S FAAS, - SILLERG: fy hh ddddddddbddddddddddldlidlddlshhildfdlddidede MET a stranger on the street Who whispered in a tone discreet: “My friend, Iam a stranger here And fain would have a glass of beer. Now tell me truly do you think There is a chance to get a drink?” Against hig sar I placed my lip “Try the Mississip!"’ He answered, “Since July the first |I have acquired such a thirst |My tongue is hanging out a yard, _So loosen up and tell me, pard, Is there a place where I can go And drown my sorrow and my woe? | Louis Country | Club, will not be made an open invi- | tation event was the belief expressed py Stuart G. Stickney of the commit- tee in charge of arrangements. In response to a question, Mr. Stickney told the Post-Dispatch that invitation tournament was not what the Trans-Mississippi players want- ed. He said it was the view of most players with whom he had talked that the event would cease to be a. Trans-Mississippi- championship Kvans, Ouimet, Travers, Marston, Kirkby and the other stars from ether sections of the country were admitted to competition. ‘We prefer this to be strictly a Trans-Mississippi championship. It would not be fair to our golfers, who are not of national tournament cali- | Bape there's the cerite — J, ‘ it had virtually been agreed that an) , You do not know how dry I am” I gently murmured, “Yuba Dam.” = * + Prouounced Pests. O Is the manager, I ween, Who thinks he's impressive when Hie brags of his “champeen.’ O'Connor, Philadelphia Pub- lic Ledger. = * as blothesome soc- Who used to bum from school. if And seeme to take a great delight | In speaking * the “ghoul.” Who, Indeed? ber, to invite champions to compete. against them. They much chance of winning, nor would the event be a sectional title event, in that case. "We have about come to the con- clusion that it will be best for all coneerned not to make this event an invitation affair.’ Western to Follow T.-M. The question of opening this tour- ney arose when the Western pionship tournament, which is to be held in the St. Louis district, at Sunset Hill Club, June 16, decided to invite leading players of the coun- try to compete. In this Case justified, as Francis 1917 winner, Was an when he won it. Ouimet, r Western players are of strictly also invitation was Quimet, invited the guest othe national championship caliber are not, therefore, at a disadvantage when it comes to playing for the litle. Nevertheless, the Western is still not a strictly W. G. A. cham- piomship feature, long as the astern men are invited. as would not have | The Idaho Legislature has passed a bill legalizing 20-round boxing matches. But who wants to go to Idaho to fight? . ° a Christy Mathewson has an offer to go into vaudeville. But Matty says ‘he got enough vaudeville in Cincin- cham- | the | Evans and! and | iand ' Screw Country Club is preparing to make. notable Trans- history. the event the most Mississippi tourney in Forest Park Club Not Eligible. It is unlikely that the Fores? Golf Association will ever tion from the District sociation until the constitution of the latter organization is altered. A clause recites that only clubs which their links and houses are eligible. The this clause is to have as such organizations as to entertain the other quately, when its turn to tourney rolls around. Triple A owns its own clubhouse, although operating in Forest Park. It charter member of the St. It was a Louis District Association. ogni own or lease able ade- the are clubs stage } Y 4 oniy Out of Whole Cloth. Reports from Chicago that an in- tercity professional golf match, with four professionals from St. Louis ‘ineluding Jim Barnes and Stewart Maiden) competing, although hardly “all wool and a yard wide,’ seems to have heen made out of whole c None of the local clubs have heard of any such move: Maiden participates in competitive events. him the rest of his life. * - - Some Reach. Jess Willard is seven and one- — ——-—__-- nati to last “Dike” Beasuiiiein Will Play Today Local Soccer:Star Has Been Re- instated by the United States Football Body. “Dike” who a months officials ball Brannigan, was suspended by the loot- ago of the United States Association, has been reinstated will line up with the St. Louis Co. in the game with the In- nisfails at Cardinal Field today. This is the second clash, the Scullins and Ben Millers being scheduled to meet 'in the opener. | was | Louis Park | obtain rec- | Golf As- | i nigan Notice of Brannigan's reinstatement | officials of the St. vesterday, and Mulligan suspended for his ac- last Sunday, acting Manager Miller decided to Bran- on the forward line received by Socer league with tions Johnny use | Brannigan in the game the Screw Co. |has a present club- | purpose of | members | loth.) seldom | / purpose of The contest would prove an inter- | especially if each city stage part of the esting feature, were entitled to competition. Now for the Periscope Putter. The 1919 crop of freak clubs beginning to make their appearance \ golfer discharged from the navy incorporated his experience chasing submarines into what he calls a peri- scope putter This contrivance ‘small looking glass nitached to the shaft, the idea being that the player “imply by peeking into the glass can the line without looking at the rup The inventor doesn't fee his new-fangled putter will em from all parts of the green, ever, are ret how- Philadelphia course quarry that's golfers. Bill, a club notorious reputation of strokes, invited him ona On a certain there's a ston: many ambition member with a "Sa quick co inter two friend. oO Accompany recent Suncay round. \pproaching the quarry hole, Bill iced his shot, the ball dropping into yawnine receptacle. The ‘wo friends remained on the fairway ‘nd distinetiv heard a series 4 Whacks as the club head crashed €fAinst the stone ‘How many, Bill?” ed guests as the host ec] the quarry . promptly efone invit- out of asked the imbed replied the puff- . we heard six,” exclaimed the fri *Nds in chorus “Huh, three were echoes,” shot back Vi Bill as he scribbled on his score card. JUNIOR MERCANTILE TO BE IN FIELD THIS YEAR League of Association, ARO the "he Junior Mercantile ® Municipal Baseball Which was organized four a, Phi} Kavanaugh, will id again this season “reult was first formed it clubs, while last year it ‘he campaign with eight. _ Kavanaugh states that he already ‘a8 five teams lined up and that ans “therm that enter can-com- the Grand ') vears be tn When the had four completed Wwirh to ‘UMIicate with him at | as CAG er ae - (—- | ' marily to has | ' RuarTan- } sink | TIGERS’ foiled . "| Said ; ous the to report e } i good chance of defeating the | leaders, Should the Screw Scullins succeed lers, Tate Brady's men to first place, a position quished last Sunday, when the Ininsfails, 6-——0. First game today Co. win and the. will again they relin- beaten by will start at 2:15 c’cloceck. to referee. ner silastic OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF STATE BILLIARD BODY IN asain si HERE B. A. News,” the publication of the iation, recently Missouri Asso: made its in- itial day. in St. Touts vester- an A-paxre other of the appearance It was in the form of booklet, containing, among items of interest. a satetment the organization. officials of the this was the first the move to clean up the the State. The magazine was issued pri- assist the roomkeepers in memberships to the asso- is planned to make the semi-monthliy one. org: zation AN step in Local] game in obtaining ciation and it publication a At a meeting held here the roomkeepers pledged efforts to exact the berships they pledged sociation was originally formed. Com- mittees appointed will visit the vari- districts in the city this week the purpose of prevailing upon palyers to join last week, redoubled number of mem- when the for BATTERY MEN START FOR MACON, GA. DETROIT, Mich., Mareh 15 Two Detroit American. pitchers, Roland Yelle and for Macon James, and Catchers Stange, left Ga. to begin next week Other members of the Tiger batters staff will join the party at Cinein- nati or go direct from thei: homes Infielders and outfielders are March 23 Bobby Jones agent in his fodayv, leaving oly Cobb, Dauss unsigned President Navin is said to be confident and Dauss will report, but nothing definitely has been heard from Shortstop Bush, who would not and here tonight frainineg contract Bush and (*obb announced several days ago he seek a transfer if his salary is ' {nereased SALLER AND WOLF LEAD IN TENPIN TOURNAMENTS La victories leading with a record of defeats, is at present Class A individual bowling staged on Werder's Wolf, with 26-—9, The standings 2°—-13- Horn. ~ Saller and 13 in the tournament being In Class RK, pacemaker A~ lo: Klare, 19 14; Forcade 1S Kliein,. 17-18: Schaff, 16-—-19: ring, 16 is: Weaver. 15 ys My }4— 16; Gloor, 14 33° Diekes Class B—Wolf, 26-—-9: &S Withum 18 ly Kirek! Rauman 18 ab allevs is the (“ine Saller (,0e)) hrmitz ) +7 : |Home.” Perritt. F all the bores within my ken | ‘It’s a Pipe. quarter inches taller than Jack Dempsey. He also has an ad- vantage of $72,500 in reach. . * + It has been denied that the White Sox shipyard jumpers who have been taken back into the fold will play FISHING ALONE TO BE $1. this season in jumpers, instead regulation uniforms. j . * . “Crackers to Open tne Season at Headline. Boy, page Pol Lou Gill, champion egg cater of Montgomery, Mo., will wages that he can eat 55 hen eggs in five minutes for a purse of $500. Mere chicken feed! Why not make it enough to at least pay for the cggs. 3; _ * The Giaats have been invited to gz0 to Philadelphia for the opening game by airplane and the Yankees have an invitation to go to their training camp by submarine. Not to be outdone, the Browns are consider- ing an offer of the Standard Oil Co. to go to San Antonio by pipe line. o : * The Cleveland Indians seem to get most anything they want from the Red Sox but the pennant. * * Ted Lewis and Jack Britton have been matched to box 2 rounds on March 17. Make-up man will please leave this item standing. By changing the date and the number of rounds it can be used indefinitely. « . « Britons Consider Davis Cup Draw- ing Not Satisfactory. Head line. What's the matter with it, doesn't it hold enough ? few | With | in downing the Mil- | RO Phil Kavanaugh is scheduled | S'OUPS of | the elimination series ‘are tied for first place and they official | organized | | Fannine a l | Mann asSs- | patalanen = — - — —- a Browns to Be Without Services of Scout for Entire 1919 Season tc W HETHEH they win the pen- nant or not, the Browns have established a precedent for ma- jor leagiee clubs in that they will go through the current sea- son without one scout on the payroll. Eddie Herr, who toured the “bushes” in search of voung talent last season, obtained his release from Phil Ball's club in order to manage Salt Lake. Asked yesterday whether a suc- cessor to Herr would be chosen. Business Manager Quinn an- swered in the negative. He point- ed out that with the smal] number of minor leagues operating this season, it would not be necessary to hire a_e scout. So far as is known this is the first time in the history of the major leagues that one Or more scouts have not been emploved on en PUBLIC SCHOOL BASKET TEAMS BOOKED TO START TITLE GAMES THIS WEEK > winners in the the Public are scheduled to start to decide the llowever, two fives Division School Basket Ball League week divisions Championship this in three of ‘the prior to the start of the climinations. Mann in Group B went through the geason without a ‘inal standings of the teams: GROUP A, play off Mak Fil} Meramec GROUP RB. ) Shaw Mullanphy im « Mark Twain Harrison ° UP 1p. ille Garden’ Adams Brvan Hiil ashiand Glasgow 7i wr? GROU 7 ] Lac Bre Divoll ‘T WEEKS’'S RESULTS. Oak Til #0 (;ROUP , fsardenville 18, Fanning 15 Meraines } GROUP Mann 40, Mullanphy Adams 10 Shaw ~ GPO P -« Rrvon Hitt 19 Ashland 8S, Mark Twain 7 GROUT? D—lef Z. ri abklin } Harrison hh: sgow 1: Henry ‘ ‘7 f« rer) > {‘;ia wR es eee | BANTAM CriamrivN HAD FIFTEEN MANAGERS H{erman, the bantam cham. changed manawrers so fre- quentiv that a list has beer compiled. the total reaching 15, as follows: * ted Walsh: Pete Herman: 3, Remy, Dorr {, Pete Tiler an: oa. D Torrorich: 6, Pete Harman: 7. Red :Walsh: §&, Fete Herman; 9%, Jerome: Gargano: 10, Pete Herman: 11, Red Walsh: 12. Pete Herman: i2. Doe €utch;: 14. Mug Tavior; 15, Pete Herman. —_———_—_ & —_ ——_ FRENCH GIRL REPORTED TO BE STAR IN TENNIS larence J. Griffin, cently returned from se@rvice eave that Mlle. ‘Lengler, the sirl whose oe has ture of foret@n tournaments ably could heat } rankine list Pete nion, has gsyV who re- abroad. French heen a Capt. € fea proh.- eome of tne MIA? on the States Tle marve she should reports that she is 19] tennis at present participate in any American tournaments this summer. he helleves that her plaving would easily be considered the feature of the season, AVINGE lous >... Veteran Horse Owner Dead. MONTGOMERY, Mo March 15.- Uptegrove recalled by oo Missouri and other stated used to race a string of horses, died at his home at Middle- town near here lie Was one of the old pioneers Hie was bor in I.in- colin Count Mo had becn a Ma n f{ Thomas timers of where he Willi! defeat. | Missouri 'return to the Senate. of Missouri,, ing satisfy | struction hatcheries sufficient | Fish Commission | were / No new | been begun, |; which Is of the | is about to collapse of antiquity, different | ier Bt. agratl ' total and if} of the! Combined License | + Bill Has Support of All Sportsmen Proposed Measure Cuts Hunting Charges in Half and Adds Fishing Privileges. Nonresident Charges for Hunters Reduced From $25, Under Old Law, to $10. the g and fishing license Within the next ten days amended huntin bill will be brought to a vote in the Hiouse, after which it must The proposed | for the first time in the history provides for a fishing | license, a revenue raising feature now in vogue in many other states. The bill, known as Senate Bill 445, provides, among,.other things, the following: \ combined state-wide hunting and fishing license of $2.50, for residents. A combined county hunting and fishing license (it includes rights in contiguous counties, too), cost $1.00. A state-wide alone, $1.00, A non-resident state-wide hunt- ing and fishing license of $10.00. A non-resident fishing license alone of $3.00. For the combination fisher the new bill is a boon Instead of a state license of $5, formerly ex- isting, he now pays half, with fish- privileges added. The county hunter and fisher shares the same big reduction. Minors, Women Fish Free. Besides hy th» bill, children and law, fishing license hunter and these beneficiaries new exemptions in favor of wom- under 18 fish free cut from en, boys years allowed to license is of age, who are The nonresident $25 to $10. Another exemption is in favor ,of the farmer and land owner, who my fish at will where the stream touc hes his property. The revenue censes under will in part be struction of new only active hatchery der State management, is that at For- | est Park. St. Louis. where close to 1.000.000 game fingerlins were raised | and planted last year by Fish Com- missioner W. W. Ellis and his as- | sistants, y, The output is totally inadequate to the demands. Hatcheries are Kansas City, St. Joe and derived from the li the new. arrangement devoted to the con- hatcheries. The in the State, un- planned at Verona, Mo. The Game Department is support- | ing the bill, which plans the con- and maintenance of to stock all the the past the dependent which allowed of the State In has been on appropriations, some of diverted after being hatcheries planned have ever while one formerly in| existence at St. Joe had to be aban- | doned for lack of funds. The ancient and venerable Fish Commission car, the Izaak Walton, age.of 1899, and mav steel | waters vint replaced. A hill to buy a is before the TYegislature. — he car JARRETT WINNER OVER STEIN IN MATCH BOWLING TOURNEY OTTO IN out four in in the Brace Jarrett won vgamec of seven from Otto Ste Great Louis-individual bowling shot at Petersons landed five three as match Jarrett nament night. points inst Stein's won With 13435 had two wit sixth he pins Jarrett double centur' as high In in's best in the first. Jarrett— ste game Stein 197 169 was the wit John ashinet alleys, for total] for his which is Krewine- inghaus seven Fanies the W point Louis Krew in four of Steppacher at and also gained a with 1470 agai 1422 Steppacher had a 242 game hizh for the fifth round, haus’ best was 236 In the other mate on five of seven f} over nat iiss i lack Reresford ‘om Jack Pfle uger he totalled onl l2:1 to the The scores inghaus 21¢ 14790 Steppa ne ie 7) ' “a” 5 ‘} i 3, wo] l4le ilthough losers L306 krew 14 Pan 18 Ke resford ’ ow “sand-lot” the ' ' different | tions ‘others | ball | long F. Be eh Didtites to Join Huggins’ Team Again This Summer ell ee NEW YORK. March 15. F RANK BAKER, third baseman and leading batsman of the New York Americans, who previously announced business interests would prevent playing bas-- ball next season, will rejoin the club after all, it was announced tonight by Lieutenant-Colonel T. IL. Huston, part owner of the club and Manager Huggins. Huston and Hugeins, just returnetl from a Baker's farm at Trappe. Md... said he had, promised to play because he felt that he owed an obligation to the club, inasmuch as it had invested a large sum in his pur- chase from the Philadelphia Americans in 1916. Baker has heen the training trip, it his who have Visit to excused from was stated. i ad ee ABEKEN INVITED TO GO TO PITTSBURG ‘SANDLOT?’ Rodowe H. Adele. Superistenhent in St. Louis, has the officials rgdleration, governing of Recreation invited by been tional Baseball the baseball bods of the country, ence at the W Pittsburg on illiam Monday, Penn Hotel in March 24, and promotion of beth the so-called amateur and semi-professional base-” ball divisions of “sand-lot”’ baseball. The conference has been called,for purpose, if possi§la of establish- ing a standard ocde of eligibility, rules and regulations of both the'so- called amateur classifications. At the present time. i* has been found, definitions what is an and: construc- on player has prevented the sion of the more rapid exten- sport in many the country and has eften much dissatisfaction when inter-city championship series have been ranged for devote most of their attention to the so-called am- ateur brand of sand-lot bhaseball. While others cater more to the semi- professional classification, and. still promote. and conduct both resulted in Some cities kinde. The National recognizes both tending that there is a for the amateur, who does not secure any monetaty reward fgr as a player to the team with Which he is registered, and the semi-profes- sional plaver, who gets srwall sums of money for his skilled services, but who does not depend for upon his income from baseball. winqucnenguasillbitasiailiiibaias MISSOURI QUINT AGAIN DEFEATS KANSAS AGGIES COLUMBIA, Mo., whirlwind finish, the Migsouri basket- five took the the Kansas Aggies, champions, tonight, 38 to 23. The score seesawed for the first half, the Aggies holding a narrow lead for the period which ended with the seore 15 to 13 against the Tigers with a Baseball Federation classifications, second game from Missouri Scott tied the score goal in the first ny nute of the second half, Rubv followed with more which gave the a lead the rest of the The the here year. The perfect. and baskets held for game Was this was almost starred for Missouri. shots for the basKets, Aggies. Tiger Rame fastest, played Tiger Scott and Vort Jennings, Stone the ili dkaieile INDIANA FIVE VICTORS; GOPHERS ANNEX TITLE, —The March L5 hasket VWADISON,;, Wis., Western conference ended. tonight indiana de- feated Wisconsin, 22 to 12 Minne- led the conference with a per- percentage for 10 straight vic- tories The game tonight Wisconsin's worst basket ball with the Badgers tailenders in conference. con when sota fect closed the Boston Gar Lex a The FLAVOR inion Made . F.D.WARE TOBACCO CO.iue ' i A. RICHMOND. ¥ = 1s what pleases in WARE’S Pure Virginia | Cigarettes They are made of the very best, selected old Virginia Leaf, aged and delightfully blended. Try them today. F. D. WARE TOBACCO CO. RICHMOND, VA. DISTRIBUTORS ' place in | of 164,°240 | PFaumgartner, also of Chicago, | counted 628 for ple’s 1182, BASEBALL CONFERENCE | which of the Na- | second place to attend the confer- and | | Outline the local plan for the conduct | | Rrown of Chicago tied with J. |} of Detroit with Faul Landis, Oh!o State champion for | and semi-professional there are many | parts of | | ficial ar- | con- | distinct fleld | his services | a livelihood | March 15.—With a Valley | field . two | passing | with | for | season qy } OF Brinkmann. Meisel & Recker Cigar Co. Lp | Milwaukee Star Gets 290 Score in A. B. C. Event Kellar Starts With Spare and Then Strikes Out—Many High Totals Are Shot. TOLEDO, Os March 15.—A Chicago bowler hung upa new high score record for the American Bow}l- ing Congress tournament here today when he went over the "1900" mark for his nine games. Jack Reilly, ers Journal five, individuals and. went into second that division. He had grames and 268. Paired with. FE. Reilly his share of the cou- which took them into tenth a member of the Drovyv- collected 672 in the place in the doubles. last night Reilly bowled 617, making a total of 1917 for the all-events., is the eighth highest aggre- games in the history of the congress. Another Chicago pai- lf. Lempuh] and A. Stndelar, to da: reached the 1210 mark and went into in that department. Hi. Kelier and A. Blanck of Milwau- kee bowled 1295 on one of the earlier squads°and went into a tlie with vern and Wilson ond place. Other changes occurred in-the standing of indtiduals today. sate for nine (30 | FE. Burmeister of Cincinwati went into sixth place witha string of 631. H Quadie 623 for ninth place. 1919, is holding tenth place with 619, one point above G. Steele of Newark, a _ . Kellar of Milwaukee today scored amateur ball- | the highest game 4f the tournament This lack ofa standard code | thus far with 290, leaving the 1) pin stand on his first ball, and then stri ik - ing out. A. lL. the of- total of For tha $12,695, For first indi- prize total announced today. A €36.400 will be distributed. five-man event the total is with $890 for winner of first. the two-man the total {s $10,938, prize $400 The total in the vidual events is $11,996, first $259. In the all-events the amount is $1821 with first Langtry prize list With his team | | Ricke. of Me- | of Toledo for sec- | | Yerkes, | Williams, |} man in the doubles. | cial 985 _ST. LOUIS: POST-DISPATCH Ski Is the Limit| os eS $$ ———_ ——_ — -—-—- - ee ™ ——_ nae er BOWLING SCHEDULE oe} Injuries Fatal To Auto Racer; Durant Winner | Melcher, Substitute Driver, Loses Life When Car Turns Over in Road Race. PETERSON'S ALLEY &. Oscar Whitehead wa. «. B. Wil- lis, Match im Greater St. Louls in- dividual bowling tournament, CONGRESS ALLEVS. Henneberger and Westermeier ves. H. Buseman and Wenke, deu- bles and singles; F. and L.. Buass- monn we. Breitenbach and Juer- gens, doubles and singles, } OMPTON-SHANENDOAH ALLEYS, Al Wachter and Bill Hammann ve. Fred Graeasle and Ed Rice, five games, total ~~ io count, — * ‘LOCAL BOWLERS DEPART TODAY TO COMPETE IN NATIONAL TENPIN EVENT Six of the local bowlers Tuesday night compete in the five- ent in the American Bowlinx (‘congress tournament at Toledo. are scheduled to depart toda, They ar Jerry Ametling, Harry Schaefer, Joe Lacing, Oscar Whitehead. Rrace Jar- rett and Ril] Barron. The men will stop over in Detroit for a day. St. Louis will have three quintets bowling in the national event Tues- | day. They are the St. Louis Cardi- Wa nals, entered by President. Branch minute was the local National. A. E. Christenson in Louis Moose Boosters during the race as the juries suffered when overturned at a point curve proved troublesome drivers Melcher lived at cisco Durant and second March 13. today a utomobile SANTA MONICA, Cal.. — A HOT SPOT Chalmers ever Cries for Gas GALLON of gas goes a long ways in a Hot Spot Chalmers. markable car wrings every last bit of power out For the great engine in this re- As soon as it leaves the carbureter the gas hits the Hot Spot (oneof two magnific ent devices COMES only to a Chalmers) and there it is “cracked up” into “dust”. So ‘‘dry’’ does this gas become that once it reaches the cylinders and the spark plugs touch it off there is translated immediately almost every single bit of power that nature put into gas. But to get the ‘‘dry’ gas to the cylinders from the Hot Spot is no easy matter. The great Ram’s-horn was designed to do this work See this device and you’ll never forget it. wonder why it wasn’t done years ago. every day thing known as a pin, remember, was one of the last things the human mind devised. Six months later, and it does the task well. You’ll But the common One look at this Chalmers car of today and ey ll want to sit behind the wheel. there—and you'll want one. One ride you, too, will say that the Chalmers is really one of the few great cars of the world. Ut : - fi ul As! Q yy ane : Weber Implement & Automobile Co. 1900 Locust Se Mae ee ee ne ee aa. A@® 9 etre ee we tala en ee

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o = aK Peete r +4 3 ae -” "Pie Pot eye et ere AH? i tas faa tele inter 7 Pp ee a RO. ™= = | ore ety 3 $s yin ‘ ; re is bes 7 he ae bi sar . » ae an —— Se Ee wy 73 "> “ } a + ow ah rept “! Vere ep nee eee . . af hue e “ . . ot 4 ated Se Oe . beh Ae ees a I . se . " . oe Mieka 4 - ” ~ J “ be Fa Cleae has dae Cele ein ea oe " hgh ee ee oe me Wie eS Oy a Are eee Na it Sie 3 Ve, err a ‘ ps state cA Meagie @) dy MRE os ul al aes Fs Pues ap nw Steen an & Op rn eee SaaS ee aed ee " oUy op ah ee ale wet hm GD ey c eTI Nine PAST-NISDATAY -_ or RR eee - ee a ose ST.LOUIS POST PISPATCH ge ee + a ee ee . ead tale SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH 16; 1919. ° —_— -— ~ a ——_ -- Fe RET “A ER NE SE CS LC IIS = ee |) SUFFRAGIST PLAYLE "| HEARD BY 500 WOMEN Miss Bulkley’s Sketch of Susan B. Anthony Trial Read at Pre-Convention Tea. @t. Louis adherents of the theory | of universal suffrage were transport- ed back to the year of 1873 yester- day afternoon at the Hotel Statler, where they wiinessed the courtmar- | accused of tial of Susan B. Anthony, the crime of attempting to cast her | vote for a Congressman. The occa- sion was the premier presentation of the one-act sketch, “The Truth, written by Miss Mary the pre-convention tea of the St. Louis Equal Suffrage League. “The Truth” is a playlet with % prologue, based on the trial. The prologue Judge Hunt, the presiding justice at the trial; of New York, and Roscoe Conkling, then United New York. The latter two are pic- tured as visiting the jurist in his | »home and pleading with him neither | to give the case to a jury nor to in- flict a fine, declaring: “If that wom- an is not attended to properly she will be able to raise the very devil for the next 50 years. Above all, it would not do to give her a chance to) talk of the trial.” Following the prologue is the trial. | The Judge, forgetful of his instruc- | tions, made way for the exercise of | the defendant's prerogative by ask- | ing: “If you have anything to say why sentence should not be passed upon you.” a lapse of memory that led to such sorry results that it was necessary to adjourn court to stop the flow of feminine logic. Five hundred suffragists sat through the reading of the playlet | and the speeches that preceded it. | The speakers were Mrs. E. A. Reton, | who was chairman; Mrs. Roland G. | Usher and Mrs. E. T. Senseney. Mrs. | Usher, who organized the first Equal | Suffrage Association in St. Louis in | 1908, pointed to Miss Marie Garescho of West Pine boulevard as the pion- | eer St. Louis suffragist, along with | Mrs. Percival Chubb and Miss Jane, Winn, a newspaper woman. | Mrs. Senseney, who is head of the | Community Kitchens’ Association, | gave a short talk on the practical | workings and value of that sort “4a community enterprise, and Miss Mol- lie Blumenkr anz interpreted a group | of songs. MRS, STOLHOFF EXONERATED IN INSURANCE INVESTIGATION No Evidence Introduced to Disprove | Her Statements in the Bo- damer Case, A grand jury investigation of charges against Mrs. Kate Stolhoff, proprietor of an undertaking estab- lishment of 1044 Park avenue, in connection with the issuance of an) insurance policy on the life of Mrs. | Jennie A, Bodamer, 37 years old, a| widow, of -909 South Fourteenth | street, Thursday, exonerated . Mrs. | Stolhoff of any connection with the niatter. Mrs. Stoihiff, Frank C. Sheer, an | insurance agent, of 3219 California | avenue, and Dr. C. Basile Poore of. 1105 Carr street, were arrested Feb. | 8 at the instigation of an investigator | for the Bankers’ Life Association of | Monmouth, Ill, after Mrs. Bodamer. who had been notified by the com- | pany that, as a policyholder she was | entitled to vote as a stockholder, de- clared she had not taken out life in-| Surance in the company: She said she had ben approached hy Sheer and had signed a paper, but denied it was an application for in- | surance. The investigator sent here by the company said, at the time tha arrests were made, that he had a's doctor's certificate stating Mrs. Ro- | damer was suffering from an organie disease which would prevent her ob- | taining insurance. | The police maintained that Mrs. Siolhoff said she had witnessed Mrs. Rodamer's signature to the applica- tion. This Mrs. Stolhoff denied, and | no evidence was introduced to dis- | prove her assertion that she knew | nothing of the matter. IRISH CELEBRATION TOMORROW Mayor and Senator Spencer Will Speak at Statler Dinner. There will be a celebration of the national holiday of Ireland tomorrow evening at» the Statler Hotel. at which the first annual banquet of the Friends of Irish Freedom will be riven. More than 400-persons have ftignified their intention to attend. The invocation will be by Arch- bishop Glennon, and among the rpeakers will be Mayor Keil, Senator Selden P. Spencer and Rev. Michael 1. Stritch, S. J. The musical program will include vocal selections § in (;aelic and Irish music ‘The resolutions to be offered will be E. Bulkley, | which was read as an attraction at. introduces the principals, | Horatio Seymour, Governor | States Senator from | ' and songs. in support of the claims of self-de- termination for Ireland. _— — Se Nurses to , Meet Ww edluceday. The Missour! State Nurses’ «ation will hold a meeting, commencing at 10 a. m. Wednesday, at Hotel Statler, to adopt new bylaws The delegates, renting 600 members, will be enter. tained at dinner In the guests of the St. Louis League of Nursing Kducation Miss Margaret Rogers, superintendent of the ixh Hospital, is association od Asso- Jew. Mrs. Gertrude Stucber's Will: The will of Mra. Gertrude Stueber, who died Feb, 28, was fled vester- day in which «he bequeathed $2000 to each of two nephews, John and Joseph: Stueber, $5000 mn, Ste rhen Stueber, raving she alread: had ‘fet him have $5060, and the residue of the extate to three other ehildre: Antton. Stuebe: Mears | and Magdalena Pope. ‘OO A mr special all-day repre-. evening as president of the State ret Wiebrecht | * « bd : nS CUTATUPSERREESU TED LECT Ta Md dn netietndeata teint eta e he Pe ee 2 eee TUUHUDES APTA DPM AD AMPS Aa ad Be eta COUAINUETTE EE UTR TATE LUTE PSEC SOSSSPEESHEESEESZSE SESE SPCGARSEDSEASEESSEREUTOV OOP SC SESH 2e CRU MPEP a Eo eget te SSSEPEPRA*PAPTHAAARACZCEOSSESOSEESE SE AUAURE LTO LEME EDM PED LE OP Deere HE UC EE Ee Tatty Ty emia |b —- AE ERR AR ee INT YT TA TOTTI f] MEUM DHL DELL PLM a es GE LL BAF SPARALARS APSE AABHSEAT TRET ASE STSOBEDSFCAK4EDBSARS CHEE EEOEOSDE TU TE nt Eee A nn 2G@eG@2G4GG2 CE 42 C Pe 42 eEGaeF*t Gee PeGen PHO CHEE EB 42ES OCG * ; pu he PULA LL) LP LL LE Se — maewere nak TUL does not care for a// kinds of music. however, music for everyone, if he will but _find his particular kind. Before the war—so many things were differ- ent before the war—the wonderful scope and versatility of music was not comprehended by the general public. government leaders failed to appreciate the im- portance of music until its great value was de- monstrated, and then they utilized it in every phase of war’s activities. The Baldwin Piano Co. Copyrighted, 1919 C. M. Tremaine, New York TRL LULL LU LE You know the story of music during the war. It played an essential part—a part nothing else could fill, for there is no substitute for music. The Aeolian Co. CA TTT ith) TaN A ita If oar From the Cradle to the Grave From Ragtime to the Symphonies of the Masters From “the Moon shines over the Cow-shed”’ Beethoven's “Moonlight Sonata’ Whatever Man’s Age or Taste, and Wherever Man Is MUSIC IS NEEDED Time was when music was considered simply an accomplish- ment, a frill, an occupation for superfluous time—a source of pleasure, it is true, but only to the few who really understood it. Music was something you should like, but perhaps didn’t. VERYBODY LIKES MUSIC—they were born that way. But unfortunately not everyone knows that he likes it, for he There is, The nation has acknowledged its debt to music through its leaders. The people are con- scious of the service rendered on the battlefield and in camp, but they do not grasp the fact that music served the nation best by serving so fully and com- pletely the people in their hour of trial and stress. Without understanding the reason—knowing only the fact that they want it—the people are now turning to music for solace and for pleasure, for increased effort and for rest, as a friend and a’ companyon. Did you ever stop to think how much joy and bright- ness music is capable of bringing into your life if you will allow it? It took a war to wake the nation up. How about you! Are you going to wait for something to stir you—a sorrow, a strain, a shock? Strange to say, even the Open the windows of your soul and let music in. Bring it into your home. Buy a Piano, a Player-Piano or a Phonograph. There is no investment you can make which will bring you or your family more pleasure—more contentment. Conroy Piano Co. Kieselhorst Piano Co. Cor. r1th and Olive Streets 1007 Olive Street Field-Lippman Piano Stores Smith-Reis Piano Co. 1111 Olive Street 1120-22 Olive Street 1005 Olive Street The Symphony Orchestra Gives Three Concerts a Week—These Concerts Are for Your mes 1004 Olive Street IX IAAI AAA LATA PUGCCUUUUuUUUEVYe YC. v we - VY Vg vv ee JEL ve LIF PIOUS atntendscncimmmapet SS eS CF ee Se ns © ee ee — o—- PEA P EY WEE Ue ad (MEAL « Seseeno Ao OPS 2S SOO 89 09S 08S S88 GOSE irs ,° +, sv) ro gn epee tt arene ~ ~ EE >> -eese ste & * 7 SOR Se SS Feel Sl EPSCPFEISBVASS CESOE a e2@eaeeee* SIS STS OS OOS SSD. GOS © ©. UB.G.8:9 OO OTT OTE aa*et ere e er eee See ee ot awe * ww “ Secece rat OsessAsSbor meds Sw esscenaacas adeudaeworser er’ © Se en ee OO ORBLE OOO “. TATRETITINITITTTIDTD TCU TLL UON TT O01 0 OD Z| an 71, i"! peiaite TOUR DUR EL ES — . ee eee *. e *@eeensee seer eaea2e sj ; , | s* ; ; ‘ ' ; taaeit “eeee : ae@eeeee ° S« - _-* eee e - e*-« rryro4gserery? ~+- - a _ LLL TT TT A TT TT TT TS eR A me - — - _ = — & gutlding Material. Agents’ Rent Lists........ — Apartm’ts(For Kent) Apartm’ts(For Sale).....-. -& Builders’ Column... .«««.«- = pang., Cottas. (Rent)... s pung., Cottgs. (Sale) ...... ra Business Chances ceed ' susiness (FF. 5. WUe.) «0 coe ee A THREE ‘TIM Rte a te hy ‘deta % am. BPOKERAGE F LEASES HON JACCARD BUI G. H. Walker & Co. Up North F ourt Quarters, Long C for Locust Street ‘ LOFTS OF UPPI FLOORS PL Firm’s Removal Reg Significant of C¢ tion of Institutio1 ner for Chain Sto By Berry Moot Walker & Co.,, have virti G. H. bond brokers, pleted arrangements to ¢ first floor of the Jaccard t the northwest corner of The which is one of the most of its kind in the city, he located and Locust street. eral years been Fourth street. The Jaccard building ts the Kennett estate and is . management of the Fletch ris Realty Co. The Me . card & King Jewelry Co., ness of which was absorb Scruggs, Vandervoort & B Goods Co., formerly oc first floor and basement of ing. The rental to be Walker & Co., has not closed, but it is under: they will occupy the quar a long lease. Pians are being complet conversion into lofts of all floors of the building. The divided into rooms for o specialty shops and are o hundreds of tenants. Th comprises eight stories afi the best and most attrac type in the central busine Acquisition of this cor Tl. Walker & Co., followin chase of the nerthwest Seventh and Locust street for a new home for the T’'nion Bank and its co-pt St. Louis Union Trust Ct worthy as showing a cor of financial establishmen cust street. Offers for Club Bu Many offers are report heen made for the Mercs Bulliding, at the southwest Seventh and Locust stree ing several from financial ments contemplating sta claims on this thoroughf building was recently adv der a first anda second de executed to secure the b and is available at an ad' price, The Mercantile Trust C first finaricial institution lish itself on Locust street. fom of its decision in th tion is exemplified by the if ae been necessary for I the size of its original b the northeast corner of F Locust streets. and whiel tends through to St. Chat The American Trust nection with the Title Trust Co., recently erecte on the south side of Loc hetween Seventh and Figt The Mechanics-American Rank several years ago fr the southweat corner of and Locust street, where the entire ground floor of cantile Liberary Pullding The situation as to Duel erty is steadily Improving mand for setores tn dow Louls, as well as in the Parts of the city. is sianif from outside interests sa¢ establish stores in the cil Gistinet feature Corners for Chain St According Oo Tre uity Cc Pigaly & Wiggly Grocery ‘ headquarters in Memphis, | *“tores in Cincinnati and in es of the Ohlo Vailey, leo tuut in Bt _eutsa for cor chain of stores to be op The concern conducts gra the order of a cntete "ne walt# on himself, get ‘nd pays the cashier ae he The prices are marked + e tho tr the at screa fus ili burchases Theae stores a i & hoon to the ‘oor Which they are The Ow! Drug Co.. whic “tall drug stores all over t ‘ cast, ip alts anid to be #© ‘ers in @t. Louis. ‘This co foots a chain of stares fn S and in Lae Aneeet feature of the business 11 Cities. The concern, it is opera tec

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2 Piet Perr ee SEER ere, Ree ay Ft Sad Your Opportunity pas ?—More “Wants” in Proportion to Population in Its Field Than Any Other RMN ly INDEX T T0 SECTION B= RENEE a SeCee Se Para te eros e One) —~ ' RE TATA Metropolitan N te se ra a 000 Re aders! n a ee “ ie we ba . RTE REY bs Meecha enil fia ee edith act 3 " : aie 3 re OF Peg ey i a "I wg es fee See. A for Em See Sec. ployment, * Rooms, Wants, For Sale, Astes Employment, 2 Rooms, Wants, For Sale, Autos ~— A for —_ INDEX TO SECTION B iw n Classification. Maplewood Property... . Personal Prop. Loan. Money Wanted \ Real Estate—City..... Real Estate—Country.....- Real Estate (Col'd). ... Real Es. ( OtherCities) Real Eetate Loans... . Residences for Rent. PROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE ; ° si? erry iid) - aijsaabiahitt’ h. f ees? Hath ie at wh! | gr y } ith F ar he ’ r¢ ge eeenae eae ereaeraee* Pace. Classification. 4) Residences for Sale... ...... & Roofing... oe seceen. @ , Stecks and Bonds. ... ....«++ 8@ ) Saburban Pro. (F.S.)...... @ : Saburban Pro. (F.R.)...... 2 Classification. Pace. Classification. Page. Classification. Page. a} = | pe eer . Ment Blots. .....c> ad Bus. Prop.(For Rent)...... 2 Ferguson Property......... 4 —— : . : : OE m'ts(For Kent) 2 Bus. Prop.(For Sale) :...... 6) Financial = ee ee Ow ‘ST. . LOUIS 6 POST SPAT ee aes : tate = Houses for Rent..... ae bd 7 = House Wanted....... a Bung., Cottss. (Rent) 1} Exchange (Real Es.) . . 3? Flats for Rent(Furn.).. ; al ad a iP ma aa) aC ls = pung., Cottss. (Sale) ) Farms, Farm Land... 7 ( Flats for Sale _ Houses (Furn.) Wtd...... Houses for Sale Business —— Leetenoes : ) Farms for Rent - 7) For Lease | aaa z Busin L)ccooee OF FF ’ one 8 ae cmap the RaeaS Our Motto: PRODUCTIVE PUBLICITY. PROGRESS, A THREE TIME AD COSTS SESS, PRODUCES MORE. Pace. ‘ see0se tt tae ay et Ns »ti Apartm'ts (For Sale). 5 ) Bus.Prop.F.R.(Sub.)....... 2) Flats for Rent...... = puilders’ Column... 3 ) Businiess Prop. Wtd........ 2) Flats Wanted Z Building Material. . 3) East Side Property........ 4 ? Flats, Etce.—For Col. ee en ee PUA a ’ University City Prop. ....«- 4 Webster Property.....«.«-+ # Wellston Property......--.- 4 tay Lhie PROFITS! 1919. »AGE-S wr ee e*eeeheeweeaeetaear ee Gat © os ith siti {iit HOH iit iH) i! Hilde H WHA 04 UES, SUNDAY deronemates MARCH 16, hit FIVE Hitt j : i 414 ut th if iit i : | ' ih ‘ ? _ -¢ » 1—8B TREATISE ON WILLS FEATURE OF TRUST COMPANY PAPER Article Lites ¢ ‘ella ‘Deaths as Case of | “Simultancous” Demise and Dis- | position of Property. contemplating making | | BROKERAGE FIRM LEASES HUME IN JACCARD BUILDING G. H. Walker & Co. to Give Up North Fourth Street Quarters, Long Occupied, for Locust Street Corner. LOFTS OF UPPER FLOORS PLANNED “PART 1h tt lt — ee ——— eee a ee — ‘ - NE oe Se ee SITE BOUGHT FOR $175, 000 MOVIE AT CLARA AND EASTON “Mikado” Aivtbinse Peenctesine Pro- pose to Erect Structure to Seat 3 4461 OLIVE 8T. 2700 Persons, = 2 AND 3 ROOM As a site for a moving picture the- ak EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS. ate or those having property, per- | @ter to cost $175,000, Henry and Wil- Only 2 Left at $50 Unfurnished. sonal or real, subject to distribution | liam Sher er have purchased a let Includes Light and Fuel for lafter their death according to law, | 150x256 at the corner of Clara and Cooking. will find information in the March | Baston avenues ‘“numbep of “Service,” house publica-| The building will be strictly fire-| 2 | mon of the Mississippi Valley Trust | aoe > atte eee seating anne 800 Chestnut St. | x. a | ity o i t will be equipped with = Successful Apartment Managers. ‘Yields to Solicitation of His |“ he a prelude toa .comprehensive | 4 Stage ard all the advantages Of & | Eigen Mra ta a article on wills, the translated text | first-class theater. po Associates and Will Com-|*7""* °° of Uah. the oldest docu- | The Sheere brothers are proprie- NORTH | a | , ; i » nre.| tors of the Mikado airdome at Ham- | pete for Honor With z= H. /ment of its kind in the warld, is pre ASHI, AND. 471 5A Farish. — - + — A a a ~ = a Fr: “aoa of Apartments Purchased by Richmond, Va., Man nH p WFISETS I) SEER PRESIDENCY OF RE. EXCHANGE © APARTM ENTS—W EST ie de a ee a a ae Bay aati? is baad als eee hee . b6s 4. beebbe beads “one t erty Si al 4: du ' my ete Bun ; Pee 4 el ERAS a Funst ston Apartments ba ine ba bleed _— * ae 6 mnt aah Cl ag EE, Aa RA LT IN CSS ONE, 2 ATR DNs Spee ’ Pint nF tert, eel shill “i Olive, Delmar or University :-Car. IREON FE. & R. G. SCOTT. Asta. TELA Abi ~ fii] ti iii: i - Ce Sa ECS “BTR 4emZ”tes Garett eec et & 2247 4 @ : ~ heat. jea- _214 Wainwright Bldg, CHRISTY FLORIDA HOME soip | HOUSES, FLATS, ETC] Dayton Four rooma: ’ ‘ iif 'sented with a fac simile illustration | /ton and Easton avenues. Construc- |“,, of the instrument itself. “Testing of | ion of the new theater is to be begun | _ HEFFE RNAN. | Wills” is the caption of the article, | @* once. which discusses every particular of | will making and which shows the | litigation likely to result from wills | drawn by laymen or persons ignorant of the law. — A chapter is devoted to “Simulta- /neous Deaths,’ that of Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Cella being related as an oo —— —-_.. a Solid agate. lic line, minimum 30c. Discount Ic per line on three or _more insertions 'NOW A MEMBER OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Meshes and Furnishings | ® Disposed Of. ) The Mercantile Trust Co., the sale of the OBL ~ a ee announces winter home of Mrs. |. DWELLINGS FOR RENT Mary A. Christy. of 14 South Kings | CENTRAL vee oe . highway, at Dayton, Fla. The prem- |°~———~.~»~~ mo instance. In this connection the SE | ises include the block at First and | CHOUTEAU, 1518-11 roome ‘Sponsors Point to His Long ticle says: ‘You see, a person cannot! pigghwood avenues in Daytona, and | an good repair, also and Wide Ac- , : _Monday, 2317 very well make a will disposing Of |is one of the most attractive of the u 13th st. LUCAS o > quaintance in Local: Fieid | ore e eee ee ant ta | eek bee ae ee Mise igen, $100" nent” sigur ests see /own, and while you may want to The house was built by the late Cal- | arge house. 10 rooms bath” as Among His Qualifica- | aie certain propert¢ absolutely to} vin M. ¢ hristy, and for many years Mr. sho REM, LY R. & J CO., 725 Chestnut, ) your wife and give her the power and Mrs. Christy spent their winters | abie 3 a en roome: rene “er req” Ito will it away as suits her best, just there with their family and enter- | a De enn _Bidz., 119 N. Tth. at. las Uah did, you ought to make some | t@/ned_ their St. Louis friends. The |OLIWE, 3123—Fiz all conveniences, | a . furnishings of the house, containing being put in mond repair. | provision as what shall happen mane rare Bhdsed Of: Senedeeen aan 7 Ek iat «RRO, RE for | if you and your wife be killed mn the and Fugs, were included in the sale On Bits. 199 -- |same railroad accident, or if, as in The purchaser, L. E. Folmes of | Wei-| the Cella case, wife be uncon- | Robinston, Maine, is at the head of a Weisels- | scious on her at the time |fishing industry there. , | Firm’ s Removal Regarded as; Significant of Concentra- $30: 4-room bel fiat: ea te seeG@da* @aeeeeieees“fee 8 * * & “at | Service me sae oF eae. _— patton a “ty Bee A a ne al nem Fh NM LR re I NRE IG MAA RNR TM * «Matic RIN MAAR: Mm ele Ah ANY ENE NRE Ik HOE Oe SUN Rap Vt NAA AY FN Ae gg hat IM He cr ae eel Ci PRN Nn ct RPE se RS 8 Mm rae aS SO ie i AAP Vidic Dn? tion of Institutions—Cor- ee me —— ner for Chain Stores. 7) (+, \ N1 ' \¢ . ® y) } VAN tf ) ? *D - tions. rooms for a week or moré,, is enthusiastic as to the outlook of this city. The. management of the apartments will continue with the Mercantile Trust After the matter Co. / | two weeks or more, Henry R. of the ,ette avenue. There are comprising By Berry Moore. | Harvey L. Denoon Walker & Co., stock @&n@/Va., has purchased have’ virtually com- | the each to They Mer- had four buildings, six apartments. were owned by a client of the cantile Trust Co., which has their management. of Richmond, through the the Woodstock, £0.. G. H. 1th st” bond brokers, considering , ‘ ep men ete Mercantile Trust Co., | Waverly Place, Ivanhoe and Man- nering Apartments, at the southeast your E ITM deathbed AN. 6011 reom resi lene e: pleted arrangements to occupy simi: ge Ee Se ot oS, Oe Si (Ciifton Helghta)--Sev The.pvice paid was not made put sels, vice president Towet Grove. car, en: Lie BUT Coes sees ees eees sees eeeiaeeeeemeiael - tui ’ 9 ’ bd phe ‘ t , : il} ee ett eF eee" ese eeaeeen 6 e Ua cabbies Sib Uy! ALR ia AT if if ut ; ' ' + } ’ - > bo SE TRL RAR AA! Uh | Bil iy b , “ 3 4 ; ’ i i i HE, hil MLL i t? ‘| iad i iT Th i! ; i> th af’ ee ade : ee ge : ’ } | ’ AB bind) aL A eeerteeeeaeavreeee? © ’ : = a ry a e*#eeaeenereeeeee Siesta UM ee HET ETE EP TT a ge itfi dh TMAH peepee seen aaa. aaa SESS SHREHSEFTEFHSHEBDSHBTSEELEEEEREEEE REECE REE EH ESE4EEESECE POF EO BEES ES — ——. a eseneecereeves SSCP TCS HFC CESS EOE Oe "ee ° Pees Geer @ees+ eee a * meGeetee Geeta taneee-~ ARR ARC AIR Se = A I TTT ag IN tr Pe ee . card & King ‘specialty shops and are occupied by, «omprises eight stories and is one of| ty first floor of the Jaccard building, at Dengon, who has been in St. Louis corner of Waverly place and Lafay- the northwest corner The which is one of the most important the city, located and Locust street. concern, ‘is dickerineg for the southwest corner (of Sixth and Olive streets. \ sapeaiammnitelanitidtiediie DOWNTOWN REALTY DEALS INDICATIVE OF NEW INTEREST LOTS IN HE-POINTE has for at of its kind in eral Fourth street. The Jac the Kennett estate and is under the) management of the Fletcher R. Har- | Realty Co. .The Mees ee | Several Sales of High - Value | the busi- | “ ° “ae ay : | Holdings Reported, but Details ness Of which was absorbed by the | Await Fil; f P wait Filmg o apers. occupied the | Developments of the week indicate first floor and basement of the build- | an awakening in the downtown sec- ing. The rental to be paid by/|tion of the St. Louis realty market, those reserved for bungalows will be Walker & Co., has not been dis- | which has been decidedly lethargic | ,qyanced $5 a foot in price on March closed, but it is understood that! transfers of holdings in this area be- | 31. they will occupy the quarters under ing infrequent. . This a long lease. | Several sales of downtown build-/|terday by Charles de Largy, | sev- | years been 307 N. “ard building is owned by | Both Classes Will Be a Foot, Schedule Effective on Different Dates. ris Jewelry Co., Scruggs, Vandervoort & Barney Dry | All the lots in Hi-Pointe sion restricted to residences will advanced $5 a foot March 24, be Goods Co., formerly announcement was made yes- Plans are being completed for the | ings were virtually concluded during | tate officer of the Broadway conversion into lofts of all the upper | the week, but in each instance the | ings Trust Co., agent for the subdi- floors of the building. These are now | precise location and identity of the} vision. divided purchasers have been’ withheld, The pending execution of final papers.|jqdly by both homeseekers and The Goldwasser & Dubinsky Real- | vestors, not to speculators, the Co. has effected the sale of 4/| jndications being that the plat soon its| 30-foot plot on Washington avneue, | wi}] be entirely off the market. between Broadway and Sixth street. Grading and excavating’ has /'The price mentioned in this instance} ,un on the Clayton road tract is $400,000. quired for a handsome college struc- Edward L. Bakewell has ture, and which is west of and ad- earnest-money contracts for the con- *joining Hi-Pointe. The tract trol of property in the central dis-| yated at the northwest corner of trict, aggregating in value nearly Clayton and Skinker, overlooking $500,000. ‘Forest Park. It has the best R. King Kauffman, vice president | and real esate officer of the Mercan- | advantages of the city. tile Trust Co will return to the city tomorrow, after a three-weeks’ so- journ in New York in behalf of a deal involving the control of valua- | ble St. Louis realty holdings. an into rooms for offices and | lots are being absorbed hundreds of tenants. The building’ Say the best and most attractive wf type in the central business district. Acquisition of this corner by G. Il. Walker & Co., following the pur- chase of the nerthwest corner of| Seventh and Locust street as the site| for a new home for the St. Louis Union Bank and its co-partner, the St. Louis Union Trust Co, is note- worthy as showing a concentration | of financial establishments on Lo- cust street. Offers. for Club Building Many offers are reported to have heen made for the Mercantile Club Building, at the southwest corner of Seventh and Locust streets, includ- ing several from financial establish- ments contemplating staking their claims on this thoroughfare. This building was recently advertised un- a first anda second deed of trust, executed secure the bondholders | Condie-Bray and is available at an advantageous | heen elected gconin 'sippi Valley regular | The Mercantile Trust Co. was the| meeting of its board Wednesday. first financial institution to estab- | lish itself on Locust street. Besides his connection with The wis-| plass company, of which he has been dom of its decision in this connec- tion is exemplified by | president for 16 years, Condie is vice | the fact that president of the Overland Automo-| | 6; e purposes ce Ses, ' bas bee cessary for it to double | ‘7.3 irector : ember | ’ eee ote tees gaacartid oe ee line at! bile Co. and a dir gual sat . ft] |ment. of the Mercantile Trust Co. of “" & Ze N y H ) ( > "eS nto 1e ‘ , “ee a on Herbert D. Condl A ge re - , the Holland Building at Seventh near Glass & Paint Co., has | pain ¢ , f t] Missi Olive. Everything trom roo to { -ector » Missis- | - dinector . * ‘basement is being overhauled, and Trust Co., at a ) . 16] to Sewenth re- fhat cross-town fact leading and the ‘light the he | is the | street most advantageous as a location for to (“o., on at 107 North Eighth Street. The Comfort Printing and Sta- ‘'tionery Co. has acquired a lease, . through James C. Morfit, of puilding at 107 North Fighth street, owned by clients of the | Stocke-Buermann Realty | John Grether & Co. The Comfort company sells ter in every state MP the U was established 17 years Clarence B, Comfort. Co. nion. It stores ago by as outside establish stores distinct feature. Corners for Chain Stores. According to realty circles, the Piggly & Wiggly Grocery Co., Seow headquarters in Memphis, TenW., and stores in Cincinnati and in other cit- es of the Ohio Valley, is casting ‘bout in St. Louis for corners for a Chain of stores to be opened here The eonducts grocery stores | r of a cafeteria, where himself, gets a check eashier as he goes out, marked on ell the facilitating the are said to) in fof St. Louis Concern ces New Quarters. The Diree iarmaceutical Co., a Missour! has closed a long building ,at the no ortheant Fifteenth and Olive street, owned the Jane Holding Co., | The Direct Business Structure Plenned for Foot Lot on Delmar Near Walton. Samuel Yawitz has purchased a 50- foot lot on Delmar boulevard near Walton for a site for building for the Yawitz Dyeing and Cleaning Co., which he is president. corner Pharmaceutical Co. has recently come here sfrom Mem- ' . 4 Ss Vpe Ss contem ate phis and taken space in the | highest type 1 pated. ni- , gersity Club Building, which, how- sale wan effected by the ever. it has outgrown. The deal was ty Co. made by the John B. Krieger R. The Balson Real- concern OT} the ‘ he 7; a 7 ‘he orde Waits on the prices are the These the operated , oT which operates pays Co., . *y -— yy » a A who represented both parties in the} Png GEORGE J. W ANSTR a’ rH. transaction. , the seven-room bungalow, 4156 ‘\ Ix avenue, lot 345x100 feet for Alice « mann to Alf Niehaus hoods in etores, TT : " . maut’) Pure hases stores lirack communities le ii Which they. are The Ow! Drug Co., elaill drug stores all éver the Pacific “onst, is al#o said to be seeking cor- Louis. This concern con- boon to & Company. Terry & Co. reporte sold the home of Bradford 7106 DeBWmar avenue to mark C berg. of Mark C. Steinberg & Co ‘rs in St investment brokers The home is on duets a chain of stores in San Fran- a lot 150x190 feet, contalr 14 rooms, } A . o ane in Los Aneeles, which , four, baths, large solarium, the business life of those poreh ‘and other attractive ' . ture of elties, The concern, it is reported, besides a large garaKe, Terry having Shinkle, Stein- ene | Bchurch ag eng mst REALTY The Fe *-(“olier Realty Co old “S . South Jefferson Gravola avenue for Geor sleeping yeas H aefner This is the third sale of features, | Pusiness roperty that has been made the last two Seana in the vicinity of Jefferson and Gravols avenucs, . reports avenue and ke Kirsch to Aie ' of Broadway ne CON NE SE eS ee Sy = —= 10 COST MORE MONEY Advanced | | following subdivi- while | real es- | Sav- | rap- | in-| be- | ac- | of surface improvements and all the|, | bric k i Stosico and Is at Seventh Street Near |, javenue, has put a crew of men to | ithe location of the building, natural) ‘tail thoroughfare is going to make 't | The rental depart- | the | PRINTING COMPANY TO MOVE ‘iaenbien Lease on Spacious Building the | mat- | SAMUEL YAWITZ TO BUILD *, 50- | of | A dyeing and cleaning plant of the! reports l VF ite viva lots ae Rl, QUBE N, | to | sell the lots at spe#ial bargain prices. | Waterman, Pere PS, SEVENTH. ; Water | Ran SoU T HWEST, Lindell 28247. | water | | unfurnished: fo sub- | }| HODIAMONT, Murphy | LINDELL. April 1 h Call | (c) | April 1: 8&7 | ; , water: | gas firet | TTE, 3501--12 rooms. rec eption hall, 3 baths, steam heat: now oeccupfed by own- er. For card of admission phone or see J. E. KAIME & BRO. R. EC Cco., De Ment! Bidg.. 119 N Tth nt. 3S33- Three rovina, gas and elec- etc. ** _N Seventh. —$-reom and unfinished + large lots for garden $12: Cherokee line. a REALTY © 12 Chestnut st. " te) = finished attic. $25. Main 1196. Centra _ — . “nebtaan: aa 4 “i16-—S-reoom cottage: water. __S19.! MASS ZINK, 15 sc ‘HIL L. ER Pi... 3065 upstairs residencs and poultry: rent VICTOR WM. “ORTS Ss and gas: “GS20 —_ hr ’ m cottage ’ ete. $12.50, ZINK, 14 WEST BARTMER, S505—10 hanilwood _floors: BARTME R. 6142— varia BARTME R. Sta 12 ord er. aA 0 ga EDWARD - Olive now. ee ee BAYARD, 768— call wonder’ = ao | CLARA, Bs : 9 shades and ‘a water, N._ Seventh, rooms, hot-water heat: furniture, rugs for sale. Six room cottage: ba - —— -room modern — house: Al ze: reasonable rental. RAKE WELL, 118 N. Tth at. —t}- room “house: large garden: will repair: £25) rooms; “good ‘Relabberhaads ‘ctric fixtures. Grand 5501W, Lae f bath, etc. rooms, fine yard, CLARKS Nn “PL 7 : ? } nace, electric light: ' next door. | DELAWARE. fur- Key furnished or car to Wagner, 1281 Rungalow. Hodiamont ™- est. -_——~- _two hlocks | Fou NTAIN AV., 4815—9-room house. up-to- nes date: willl be vacant ore oth: rent reas- } condition : oo reasonahbie. Oity Ay Tepes \M ARYLAND ~ 4611- “16 order reasonahtle EDWARD L RAKE WELL. ee eee er ne eee es MARY wnt rate on _ AUG. _ 519 Chestnut: i'MINERVA., 5 213 ion ‘&-room house, clec- . tric lehte. new furnace: St. Mark's pa PLY MOvi. “My veautiful id-reem home, arranged for 2 families . 2 batha, . beautiful decoration: large modern in detail. Inquire and onable to right tenant h w. floors: elewant residence reaaon- HODIAMO:! 1474 —5-roor cottage ; good 18 VANDEVENTER 4416 (opposite Cathedral EDWARD I, PAREW ELL. 11 N rooms, 118 N. Tth at. | FOUNTAIN, 4852—0 rooms. bath. fur. elec. able rent and concessiona to right ‘tenant. MORRIS A AC H R. cO.,, 1003 f “hes* nut st. o-reoom large vard., bath, BRL. 40n%0— Large bosrdina’ ‘house PI, FF. Churehtl _Whittem ore ¢ ‘o.. 118-120 N. 4th at. (cf? rooms. 2 batha, hardwood decorated throughout: rent _Seventh » ot. modern, Al 434°—10 sanapy dives: deco- O22 water heat, porches and inepect | RESIDENCE? Sarah; garage ' ene ‘Forest O74 v E: R ./ nN, tO leautiful rooms, tlle bath ho-¥ heat. hardweed | floors: Teasonabie, concession to good tenant MORRIS A ACH. RnR. © ons ( “heatnut all |; WASHINGTON BL... 3851 “Seven rooms; all conventeitces very reasonahle. J. E. KAIME & BRO. RK. E. CO. 7th #t. rooma, on Pine at... w eat a will put in Oret-claes order. ie) a on residence. Ie Meni! Bide 1 N 4622 VERNON AV. Detaches 1 6 roome _ b. —atiiee: pew gran. itold . furnace yore $90. JAMES ‘H. MAGUIRE “REA ESTATE. | ® Cheetnut ef. meter eee 4149 Forest Park Bl. house hot-water heat. goml ceilar, large RO.foot let being cot. | rent reasonable te goed | tenant E co.., “BANISTER R : As Oltve atte (e7+ ELEGANT HOME IN CATHEDRAL PARISH 4225 Lindell: one of the prettiest homer on Lindell bl.: contains 12 rooms, 2 bathe, het- water heat. hardwood floors: large lot: wit | ae orate to sult; spectal inducements to tae | mediate tenant Open Sundays, 3 to 6. J. 1. EPSTEIN. @17 Chestnut et. NORTH oe een —e ss. tL AIR, s0& t.room reatdence: bath, hot and cold water, gaa and electric; furnser; ewner on oremilresr , fe) COTE HKHHRILLIANTE, &85 tage: £5 Lie li mar Dogs. rE BRHRILLIANTE "141 “tage and’ guragre f‘ahany ELEVENTH 710 N ~NHeuse euttable for rooming house. kevye at 720 N. ith, ; (er GARFIELD, S022-—~Modern T-reom house, all onvenlencoers near car lines and echesi. Call at YA (sarfie) J GENEVIEVE A\ 4031 r reception hall $15: clese te Pull- ope Key 5422 LAliian, # wis XN Mix large room, keys | next ie, 4 rooms and beta: Eleven-room ‘hardwood floors and garage and pretery’ overhauled 2—Five-room cot- ainsitihieaieslusiialiine broom briex Manan ter —_ i (ottage, 4 Aw fae ; ¥312 l.roem cottagecS§14 a KET, O42 Cottage. 5 ranma, large garcen,. et: a mt . —_— Poo aa For rent 0 roome. furnace heat bath. sexiern to every reepert, isrme brick marane for three free Sines wtti for pert tot of veurs lIequire ewer, md : Wit 3-rec&m cottage. ~ furnished: fare ' 2 month room furnace heated “wit eS ara Aes i rex GREER oie rt, M AF PITT NORTH MAH Pom? he furagre RESIDENCE Cottage. — SParinxne. i Rheouteau +16 Chestaut toilet. ayv.. R Thirteenth ef y HERRMANN JR, e z. c.. , “ Pietate Rew. In the Heart LPHin oak of Real fraen dweiltng. modern, garden, large AR, Tower Cire’ a berthed. ceed => est} n TT rom } gas 81° “4? 1403 a rocomea Avrli is. fursece. WRIGHT Main 1194, cus. vacant cle 8 Re SN A ltl OL ALA Nae TE Ae TEI! LAE DLA LOA LOND A ALAN LLM LALLA ADI A —" s tee ute 6 ee ee oe ee

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Net tires - Sey es | ge 1000 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOU HOUSES, FLAT LA TS Wanted, For Rent, and For , Sale i in these columnstoday. 5 AGENTS 5 RENT LISTS FLATS AND AP'T’S. WANTED | HOUSES WANTED FOR COLORED PEOPLE : of ts of building. ee ee ee ae ee . PARAL, “es tigpetmAdag 4g Maly ec OE IN GE AY Rha 8 HN ie PR te ee ee we Pit, ar -3 va PO baa pa. . LAB A SA IRAE OO I 6 ele BM ott ee ae el i n - + > > pete “ays eat “ aa . ed vinta oe Desh pean, Bes he Nel aaah.” A od tol prety ee Oy any tee panes 9a Pa ora» ment et, «nam - . aan y aA Pe ae ee eee y a cere 3 re aoa — y - AGENTS’ RENT LISTS AGENTS’ RENT LISTS” AGENTS RENT nA 300 N.—Le et OO LOL ll Pll nt tinilnls OBB BO : ei ’ sells ¢ 1: N-- NR ve es io hon fai io regen ES SINT r- | BRANTNER PL... L.. SI24A —_ ; - q a agg yg automobile re DOCKERY ths; west of King’s + will pay | in city; 4 or 5 rooms; modern: must = Le P , | _ Main 4750 f11 Interna: a 9.484 | oe = seg fur r; 3T.: ft. 707 N. Channing. 8 rms : | 713% arenes | __family of adults. Box W-05. R-D fe) COITAGE Wtd.—Rent, in North St. Louis, 2810 Randolph, 3 rooms ) a5 ey 19 Easton. 6 rooms, | wm | Washington, 11 rooms, A ete r § Kleene. basement; cone tena @ etn: = 9 .FLAT Wtd.—To rent 5 or 6 aes ae Foe _ 6 rooms; no children. 3922A Palm st. KEANE & PRANKE, | nut san 4 Fireproof Buile ding, 32.& Baws - Miss » & ’ = , ae . et om 4 wee oh Om ¢ ; 2 Oia 924 N. ‘Eheresa, © rooms, ie oms.... 15 00| 3438 Lucas, 10 rooms, bath. “furnace 1903 glevator, | prinkle 17 00 ee vas rooms . , 8 Of FLAT Wtd.—3 or 6-room f 3 Its: children. J @ Orego Hout oa" by . rooms, will es he at the heart of busi ; : 4A ickory, roo : 618 Chann! g 122 Oli - y, 1712-12% 8. 8 a oO lat: 3 adults; 3846 Oregon. colored, only §9. Investiga DP ae rig ; ‘_ orte gee 2 Easton, 5 rooms, 2d aan 15 | 8 Channing, 8 rooms, . cece me é ve. J floors rit. 719 Hickory, 4 rooms, 2 15 OU | 4 - Seconda, FOOMS «seerees 00; South Side preferred. Grand 446 7 J ° ‘OTTAGE ry - wm FUR ——— rooms. . 2 ae 75 00 | 2004A Crittenden, 3 rooms ; | 8 Louisiana, corner store, “only... FLAT Wd. ee 5 or 6 room lower fiat. | “(AG Wtd.—To rent 4 or 5 rooms, near | BAITINGER, 409 Fullerton Bidg.. Tth, Bae” WwW ‘ARE OUSE, a) 9810A Belt, 4 rooms, 2d floor i ag, gs” ee + sat . pot Dells ecees | 2335-55 S. Ninth, s state particulars. Box W-327 c) | ara: pes 1 : COTTAGE Wtd.—By responsible cou “BAIT NGE oF wlAT Wank bin fo modern, on Scath hay ayveral months in ‘eivenee. a ay x | ‘ a R. ee re . ; . &8N2: pect of buying. Snider, 3878A Easton av. oR 2 . a; — ; SHE ae 2825— Rea 3 rooms, r Wtd.—By a, ee & rooms, COTTAGE Wed.—-Or upper flat. to-rent. 4 or USH- -BURNS, 1108 Chestnut +e. * ateke han! 3417 S, Twelfth, 2 rooms. 94 floor .... | ee Chouteau. store And "4 ae above NT a Rs, S. Third, 3 ‘ xe ” | APARTMENTS. | 40 1 Olive, doub ; / 1621 § rd, 3 rooms see 128 wi aoe remen es a_i om Heat, janitor service, | 106 N. 12th, ato — BtOre «sees+eesees OO Oy | 1906A. N. Fourteenth, 3 rooms. % Hickory, store, good location. ..... 1748 N. ONinth, » rooms, 3d floor .. 6800 Enright, 6 rooms bath 50 00, 323 | BS store .... es eg jy | 1617 8. Third,»3 rooms : 00 Victor, stable and yard.....e+.«+> ne a8 Franklin, 2 rooms, 1st floor ..... 4170 McPherson, 5 rooms, 42 50 | 2335 Olive et. . as ee 402 Dorcas, ST Laclede, Garage ......+-seseeseees : 4 1235 Franklin, 3d floor 1315 Semple. 4 rooms, bath 36 0g | A N. Hroadway .. ne 1440 N. Twelfth, = peees ap Ag a apy garage. Rs AEBS South Side. Victor 2450) 5 rooms, with turabee, in Fairgrounds di XT. 1407 N seeeee 00 — | ‘bestnut sip ee 2908 N. Fifteenth, 3 rooms, 48 . . e onty, garage ald FLAT Wtd.— Ss dis- |5 407 N.—s-room house; or 907 N. Hi Ist floor SUBURBAN. ; 6 ON. : Coss Q15A N. Fifteenth, 1st fl., ‘2 rms 700 38 & Seventh. store and stable ... fod WaT, ny and bath; southwest.| trict. 41823A De Tonty (c) separate; 3 rooms ist floor or iebhn Clark. toi "Ce ok Ae el Kirkwood, cor. Taylor and Essex, 12 Rey t ce ON — amen FLAT Wi oF ost-Dispatch. = = hes’ Ge +- 1E } nec Fema: or bungalow. 5 or| 2-4 and %d_ floors. rms., 3 t “4 ° t, , Four rooms, modern, in St.| 6 rooms, South Sid : ant | a Ree ieciton, 3 rooms. v0 NESS ltiemnadbeeniay pen Z 14 re eH FLATS FOR RENT—WEST | FLATS FOR RENT—NORTH | _Bernand’s Pariah. Phone Central s070J. (e} | and church. Box ¥-0, Post-Dispatch, 'tc)| ee ee, Oe heart of city; 7000 ; Kirkwood, 631 ie yn PS aEES { | Hi Easton. ; eee rs oe FLAT “ Wtd.—-l.ow ens renee wm ~ Sap ea a PEARY wes *. STORES. FLOORS. BUILDINGS. ; reyy . B td.—Lower, 3 rooms, bath, , furnace, | COTTAGE—Or bungalow wa . oenr 4 By Ae baths (shower), hdw. fis., h | 8206 Olive R EVANS, 3605A- 3 rooms. bat th: ‘ine diliesiamealn TWENTY-SECOND, 2524 N.—8 rooms, third electric: couple: any time. Wild, 720 Se-| rooms; not to exceed $25; ee a" A ing | Vist oe 41: i = flats; gas. toilet; eS 616 MORGA. ie ; ‘ | _curity B! dg.; Main 922. se Tyler 1117. en | . Fe — FOR ¢ “OLORED. FOOOOOQOON eK eKerere xe) ® tv., moving theater. ui15 re Gecey” bidg.. modern con-_ water heat, sleepin porch, cange 75 00 Tat 5 i Ih — 30 Of M. B. Q’ REILLY R. ~CO.. (68 2k oNivEi $5.50 oT ) r >» rr aay yan age . — ; | arket, store and FINNEY AV., 3720A—5 rooms, bath, hall; |; UNIVERSITY, ~2518W—Downstairs, 6 rooms! FILAT Wtd.—By young couple: modern. three “VITAGE Wtd.—To rent: on South Side. | 297 Carr st.. 4 os. on 810 _— ae and 2d floo f S23A Academy, 6 rooms, “bath, furnaco, Hos Olive, store z ae newly. pap red: open: $18. and furnace. $14 ' rooms. West End. by April mr. B w- near Horace M hool: f . : combination fixtures 30 00 703 Cass, large store. ‘ ET Ee snares ——_—_—_—_—_— | = oo * | om 5, in Wes n y Apr ox W ’ s0rac ann Sehooi; family of 3; ‘arr st.. re 2 ZS ine eos cre 125 S108A Kensington, 6 rooms, ; % Chestnut pe ae cites 'KENSINGTON PL.. 4707—4 rooms. wate. | WARREN, 1521—Three rooms, 2d floor, $7.50. 00. Post-Dispatch phone Grand 1989J, 4128 Juniata. I La Salie st ‘ roma, th Yee ae - SOUTH t 00 ace, electric - 1103 Cc thestnut : electric lights. sanitarv sink, — oe | WHITTIER, 1702ZA—8-room flat. bath gas, FLAT Wtd.-—3,. 4 or 5 rooms, Py couple, | COTTAGE Wtd.- ~Dweiling “ bungalow: Sjor 4 Kosciusko , 2 roo si. ee : ; open; | ’ south of Tower Grove, near Grand pre-| .% rooms; not later YY May 1: modern, | KORTE. RUST a cs a ath “hestnut BROADWAY, 1600 5.--Als an : PURPaaE aie i FOR LE Three-story build for light manufa a se yt es ~ * Coe r2ramr nan. ee ante i Ne ae ee Lite 4 = n 1616 fe . Jan 25x1 ates 12: 2328A Olive, 8 rms., bath, gas or elec. ; and papier service: rent #25 free phone. 812.50: agent there | tee A We cten s.. bath ee a | e ; pepe dren: podta mont car_to_ arene. i... WRIGHT i431A—4 tooma ore geod ferred, phone Grand 1382M. | South St. Louis; adult nily. Box R-2:34. | business; sp! endid locat I815A peg , ba th 20 OF . Cc) IV KE, 4137 B- -room flat, large bath, “gas $11. Main. 1198. General Weai. : gas; FLAT Wtd.—3 to 5 room modern flat or) Post-Dispatch. (99) “TO LET—BUSINESS PUR ~~ | GROADW AY 2731 Ss ---3 ‘aie . ‘ - ’ vo electric $10: moe ern, ail aiiiiaiadlaiti aoe ONE MONTH’ — bungalow, neur Grand and preamel; two COTTAGE Wtd.—4 or 5 rooms: electric nvaIIYwwwwwwr" pe 5S ing rooms; old establish : -2beeAsain cones ‘ . S RENT FREE, adults; will lease. Lindell 3715R | bath, furnace; not over $18 or $20; if suit- MISCELLANEOUS : - ea 1820 Olive, Peeeees ee 5 00 | eee tTA a g od Easton ese ae ee P AGH Bl... S1A- ral FoOms. | oo OAM: FURNISHED I AT Wtd. 4 h Sid f i: 00 Wash 9 heat. nel etc., By 2.50, Caban) eer ave. | NII APARTMENT—F : i. 4 d.—4 rooms; Sout e preferres : 4 : ® on 6-room lower | tractive; 4 rooms: Murphy Ned. Janitor | | reliable tenants: possession after April 1. tage: electric and bath: in West or North. | Tote ; janitor! phone Cabany 6078M. (eo) | West St. Louis. Address J. H. Custer, 3835 | BU iLDING—Containing 12,800 618 S. Fourth, store with stable...... >A¢ BI 4356 Beautiful, ’ s erty eth. electric, showers, hot and | service; desirable location. Phone Lindell | Wyoming st. floor s ith T i R. Re ww y' loor space, wit erminal paw 4201 . fe **-* be R204 A 3 ] . 1715 Carr. store, 8033 ten eat 4 rooms, bath .. 2960 Easton, restaurant and rooms. 5 00) 1410 G el 4142 Easton, store 2: ; |_COTTAGE Wtd.—-To rent, 4 or 5 room cot-/| and re asonable rent to right party. =a creamery, delicatessen, : , 4 ; on: ope rn aE DOCTOR'S: OFFIC 18g venient to Ms car lines oe N, Thirteen 4-18 «N. First, i-atory “puildt ng. a Be ) 0 ause Ulive, billiard ha er | PAGE BL. 48 7A—Fi “yooms: bath: gas, | . 5 rooms, 8 PAGE BL., 4847A—Five 4 | 8845A Cozens av., 2 rooms and big porch: | rad preferred. Forest BROADWAY, 8612 5.-—-Sto . 2d engl rocm 5 L421A Park, 5 rooms, 5 OO | PAGE BL., 4676-——Three large rooms, =e) ern, by April 1: rellable ténant. Hox W-| > a : io) /} COAL AND MATERIAL YARD—Fee rooms; good for jewels ‘ 2048 A Easton, 6 rooms, 5 00: heat | furnished: no chile dren = ae FURNISH ED FLATS—APARTM’'TS _ 18 Post-Dispatch. (c)| COTTAGE Wtd.—A good, reliable tenant;;| office, residence and scale. Call Begtes § any business; across fr 19324 Franklin, 4 rooms, 5 00, > a 3 pooms, bath and tollet, | www nnAnrnnnw~w FLAT Wid.—Upper. © or 6 rooms. by April| goth alge chen sairee @ room cottage. : tant. —— ome saogan. reliable party: Box D-108, Post-Dis: ¢ c upper floors; steam heat. ™ _ otis 4 Allen at: janitor hae eee at, steam| borhood: give ion an “ice + | HOUSE Wtd.—Or cottage, in central west, | CA5S : n. w. cor. Twe stems — BrORE—Fine location for ee re pntrss “Ce 20 rooms above; will rent a _ shoe Te pair an 201 Mi "Ree --__-- -- sO —— e-* oo: ) 587M =m = 717% Chestnut, room No. 2: hea —Storea, $30 1106 Cockrell. store 2587% Olive 7 rooms, ‘ ” t. - tri furnace: adults, ote ee 1618 Carr. store ; 216 Locust, 6 rooms 10 09| 411 Olive, Continental Hide eR PL. “d1s2A—Seven _ rooms; adie fi janitor service; reasonable. Apply | 2st, Post- Dispatch. _Forest 68. Box L-372, Post-Dispatch (c) with ; c a, ee aoe Br eEE die offices: heat. etc. : $12 up WE ST MINN’ rE R Aa --+ A $25 re i. or Key. (c7) = |) irs ’ . . p *> - | > * ons beg Sto na y * 1406 N. Jefferson, store ee FOR COLORED. 716 N. Grand, Rumsey Biag, $15 un, ...0. | rurnace._ bath; put in good order: Se | a ———_—_-— =| AT Wid.--Lower, 4 rooms and bath, April | MOUSE. Witd.—2 to 4 rooms, young couple; | ffi nd ee -_ BTORE— 5255 Thoin 0 ‘OFFICES. iaa8 D panda 11 _rms., bath, st. bean 806 Chestnut, New Lucas’ Bidg.: WHIT TIKI 1208- rooms, $11, ‘ P &: between Taylor, King’s highway, Man- | no children: particulars. 6474 Beacon. | LINDEL L. 4090—Witl alter rooms anore: AIME reaso 3610-12 W ED... office On iota teen 4 rooms 10) 00 rooms $15 00 M. B. 0’ RE ILLY R. & I. CO.. ' , Cues hester and Page b}. ox Y-#3, Post-Dis. HOUSE Wtd.—6 or 7 rooms; good locality; af b- ae LON, 506—Small “three-storss stean J. ty Me —y Wide. 03 N. 2 N. 15t rooms ; STABLES, PN spranensunnentanvunngeTESaR REET UREN EL || JEFFERSON, 2622—Furnished flat: 3 or! kLAT—Wtd, Three-room fiat; must be | by -careful, responsible party: give full | . ‘ — - VEUALLTATEPES CPHL SELETERT ET EPEAT LTD GPL FP Pe 4 rooms and bath. (c) particulars. Box R-409, Post-Dispatch. Twi: LFTH AND GRATIOT—Terminal ; ee Two. ‘— vs ing will rent sins oo we wate iain: "a iheriiaanas Wann’ gee we tem, rs PRN IC, eh > GA Aa > § . “ 7 , ~~ w he dion ~ aad ‘ Seat . ae eae? SPR Fey 7 > Euclid °e 9 * - | Glo Cerre, 4 eigeg eg 2 812-14 Walnut. large stable, three fis., | WGN | FOOMs a! modern in every respect; south of Fair- | ~~ : ; = Missour! Pactfie track vacant ; ropolitan Bl / ne ‘ “TS 26,000 square feet San == |McR EE, Corre a onan aaa aay ar | grounds Park, or west. i ‘ore st 36 ic) | HOU Sis Wa. Aho Apri - ” i830 clue ACKES, can a Geyer ayv.; Metropolitan Olive st.. * pee 708-10 Pine. 2d & 3d fls.. bowling alley ..... Third and Plum, large stable \ NE AP ART VENTS = piven, a a +g furnished | re = Vek Lae come & SGeee we ‘. th. | mouse: m a hatat i. ooe 4 vis: , | The best ratiroad proj erty In the city, for hardware, paper hang Rialto Theater Bink, pres 24ere * ott, eed ages Sam wast ae, 2 ls 508 Carr, large stable, 84 stalis TAR , ss == | HRUSSEI | Shy aT — =e Spe emee._.f LY furnace elk ¢ctric, inside we “ torne - h, $2 1-820, Box R-1li5, Vost-Dis ‘wateh ‘ pasate F. Churchill w hittemore Co, 4 =e pay sets Mond he — HO oft. heat and elevator included, 2104 Muliasphy, 15 stalls none: tentte’ he Furnished complete, 3-| two a jult Box R- L. P patch, | | Mu 7 Sear 3 » aa 1 a a » adults. >, ost-Dispatch, wit) SE Wed.—7 or 8 room modern house or gets STORE e. fap. ; Sth st 5528 Pershing Av. sees | —y . | 14,400 sq. ft. » 1815 N. Marke = a) rooms: 3-room efficiency: —— | Oe 3 bath, Clec' ctric, key down ‘stairs oor w ree 9 aaacnee, - ee = J apa tmen COM) . as ; » % : z ; ‘ - -iwVLAT W td. — Moi jern: or bungalow, 5 or GO} Cal r ‘ay : . m9 or west: lease for J years. Wits to) ry Bui ( in : any ar a on Fe a i bal ile ie) . : ‘ . ail modern convenienceé 106-108 N, Rroadway. Haven a upper floors Olive, 2d fi.. 80x10; pass. elev.. 1250 an _ 8845 Delmar breakfast room: brand-new; free = | r - light end fuel i cooking. 52 oe | fiat preferred. nee. as ov seh lower | TER Wtd.—To rent; in Parkvi FOR R ENT, LEASE OR ALE f , reterres ’ Cc) & oO “ent; in arkview Willi | ‘ : : . Ivtu ai month's rent free EDW ARD L. BAK EWEL - | N mi HAT ’ feet} iti eS } GARAGES. SS pes = Babe —at = ek. furnished— == | A 1. | Thi a or 4 rvoms, ne al ot. | two baths. Ww rite Wilbur Jones, Third Na- (ine S-storyv neodl 1- storv brick bu E Olive R) vo Cc ORNER “FOR pi ne ie $40 unfurnished, $60 to $8 fur- = 'f , Make = umnioned:, from mn | Louis ¢ ral rgzogenrath, 252 nished. Only a few left. fake == ay “et S387I. | aanoe and Grand. Herzogenrath, 202 ins tional Bank Bldg. ({) about 9800 square feet floor space; : é —— - | eentral location: has been used as ld Euclid. i 3 ‘on : 2 os sar CNSTNUT BF. hex ¥ AH +i ge _—— electric lights, | = reservations next door west, . 6-room effic cane Vv - - em RESIDENCES | Lights. "88. Pe: Sn ee 5536 PERSHING At. % | lan Ct or unfurnished. A- 117, Har. | FLAT Wtd.—5 rooms, 3 bedrooms, with | HOUSE Wtd.—Six rooms. gas and bath, elec- | manufactory Gravois and King's high enz! e@ Os | D821 Wes , . . ° iz Ss. 8 PES OREON BE. & RR. G. SC OT T, Agts., ae | an ste, M400 Delma ar. ( ) privilege of renting rooms: rent rensonable. | tric ity: suitable for two families, or upper H \W ] w aL I. MANN. 119 w Seventh at. : ner in modern Puls jing: ‘ Q | Ue est I ark, ) SPs. cacken yard, .$16 00 | Hi, Jd HH IRSCH, 315 Int'l Life Bldg. = ROO Chest nut x Sx APA R’ r ME NT { jeorgian Court. 7. : a a Box R-1S84, Post-Dispatch. an | lower flat * roonis and bath. Rox a ha SB yp . a‘. ' 4 5 TO r ++ 7 SENS. won 28 , le 875. Main 675 | 2702 Uni a S. KIGHTEEN T m STA £8 nen: wee to Successful Apartment anagers. — ciency. 6 m , ‘ oom effi- eC Ty eee . re . W-296. Post-Dispatch . » ASL . . ~iVn nion, 4 rooms, bath, “pag elec. be s ‘ a of rooms, water 6 = | on ) ont 18; adults. Caban 60) | LAI W ta. (r cottage or bungalow: bv | ———~-- . r (Wa aa’ a’aYe —~ ~ vy : vw ‘Fr ; | 614 CHESTNU T ST. | 2851 Magnolia, 4 rooms, lec _and gas: $9. Main 1196, Central 6849, | = sve me ga RAR jk 8 Sacer sii J a Be | “‘couple: give full particulars. Box D-141,| HOUSE Wtd.—Responsible couple wants to §50050000006 VOOOOVOOOL ; ATTENTION, D elec.. 5 2i40A Gamble, 6 r FLAT—+ rooms. up-to-date, steam heat, | 3 HATTA MT viet Wiis | APAR’ !MENT--A - | Post-Dispatch. | permanently rent small house or single up- meet Lecneet Glen BZA Frankiin, 7 roothe and _— 1532 Biddle 2 ‘es nag, ; "0 nd Park pon oe hd —: Grand, Fourth ns ee * . Be ey see | for rent in iat; cei &tndayafternoot oe we OP ' Ok BLU NG ALM WwW. Wtd. ; Modern 4- | per RS ven not less than 5 rooms: South Side 6 OR EASE 2a Floor. N. W. Cor Gre 107 8. Eleventh, 3 rooms, bath 10. = Gdie, «dG floor, « oms and Park car lines; $26 | eV pales. at 1119 Hami! ton av., south of ) . about April 1, for adu) Forest or est End pre peg steam or hot-water © IL feat. continuous hot wat ; 1: 2405 Cass, 4 rooms | rt TS hitz \ oO ' heat: give yr 7 peers le law ; tor ervice rent easonabl E 12200A S. Kighteenth, 4 rooms, we ‘ _room: FOLSOM, 3)34A— “Four rooms, $14. - , ‘ eS r } fe) at: give price and full particulars. Box © r pet rea ls “O17 Bac on, 3 3 ‘ EN Sea Oe ee nea We we, CD FE oni vna he call s, j | ? ae roane , | — ro MS, a 0 00 | 4330 Farlin, ‘8 rooms ' Preece BN RT So —— snr ent Byig. _ B ENTON, 1903—2 rooms and kitchen. ae cate desirable 4-room effi-| FLAT Wid. liefore April 15: 5 rooms, Ist | aT 3 eee a | a. ® 5000 or 10,000 square ¥ _ Olive san. DWARD wae 1415 N. 9th st., 4 rc Gh ON, YHB5- 2635 A—3 ree rooms, $8. : ew es me vy furnished and new: sun | oor: modern conveniences: will leasd if.| ** ONG t To rent or lease oi @ | SBIIA Bacon . cant ll acta : | 200A Dodier, 5 renen’ fiat voasad ay | _DROZDA RE AL TY ¢ ‘0.. ote Chouteau, (c) BE NT ma i. nee 4 large rooms, red parior, wt ‘oboe beds: evervthing com.| desired. Box R-2s7, P.-D. room s “ ith \ ioe to purchase; 6 fagt ; second or third floors; “oe Ge "TT" RS AT? a ax ie | | | : nd ; a ease. Call ; 4 ) . ee) . com modern residence or bungalow. ( ak 2 | 12808 Ss. Broadway. 8 rooms } “pon ee eee 9 00 | > “care pifo. e? n 1196, and : Ww ater an l B iD N TON, 2u1! 5A mm large. nice rooms, flat, - he7o Kingsbury, Apt. ont eee | K ee W td. ( Fra modern 4-1 oom low el | Ww Tt a4 Boat. Disn or te sg MAIO ®) good light heat furnished; 2 24 19 3 — PE f 5510 Sonth Market pe anes | 3521 N. Twenty-secong, ; ; 00 | LAFAYE TTE, ih 10A—5 goers es oetteee at. = cad ad 7 1626A—Furnished flat. 3 rooms, Box 38 m4 Clayton , ae ap ge tp a sah house, flat, apartment and store rent reason able oreet bonding: alee aan ice me - : . ** . ¢ - eee ILQA—v Cc s, ras, c See - + rh oS i eP¢ is a: ' ” is elas i ’ st i15lJ. = “ee and ‘ - . * . ** 2710A Hickory, 3 large rooms 1¢ N. Thirteenth, : bath, etc.; open; chea a? ater, | BROADW AY, ia 2 WN. —3 rooms and water;! eo.) furnished: all modern conveniences:| }LAT Wtd..Upper. 5 rooms, adults ~t © or to sell, as our list is about ex- | @ ‘ i i prooé building: ese Seam | le, § ee ees 50 | P se only $7.50. Main 1196, Central 6849 a month: will lease; reference. wens. 2 , Acuits, near |) hausted; Promp t results and remittances | el & "rT , Bg ' | 1825 MeNulty. | ; oo 2 Fogme ceéanennaven LAMI, 614-620—3 and 4 room flats, gas, wa- ’ —~| ETZEL, 584i+—-Ape ~~ Grand, between Lafayette and Chippewa. J. P. HERRMANN JR. R. EL Co, P- MERCANTILE TRUST ~— janitor service, eat. it | 0927 Menard g 00 5 N. Ninth, 2 rooms 3 O0.| ‘ter, $9 and $10; open Sunday. ‘gas, wa BROOKLYN, 1104—Cozy four-room flat with , a unfurni: aoe nt. A rooms, furnishe] P+ an Fost: Dispaten. (1) | an S16%, Chestnut st 2) ( O.. A = COLLER_ fh. CO., 216 ia 22 Se cae wes | . . lla iiisigi toilet; newly papered and decorated; rent | shed; unexpired short leage; 2d | | 3 Or : h sun pa ‘stat Roe | } t | ) . ST¢ RES. L : i N¢ iy . . . "ta > ‘ . floor Ay est ¢ . o | | bk ae A’'T Wr i‘ oo OF 4 rooms, with sun par! a Tn the The art of Ir eal E stf te Re 4 4 | 1} | S115. Victor, 3 rooms Twentieth and Hebert sts,, s. w. McN a _— ~- room flat. bath, gas; open.| $8: kev_at_s. w. corner 1ith_and_ Brooklyn, | +7; RNG A before 3 Sunday. preferred, west of Union; on or about May | ~ — “| 8 ’ Sp enal( Store , 2717—% rooms. upper floor. (c)| COTE" BRILLIANTE, 4715—4 rooms, hard- | » APARTMENT—Will_ sublease | _1. Call Cabany 4719R, __ FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED $09O9O9O9HO9OSO DOOD 0000. i Grand-Connecticut Bulldt @v.: size 17x48; tfle floor; 2101 . a. 3 roome, 2d fi. and Sr : ‘ ' : bove ‘“ 1906 Park, 2 rooms +8 28 ans cpee hme et 55 00 Thy — ? , mane Clay furnished 1-r om | 2004 North Market, 2 rooms, kitchen.. & boa) pe oy TR y cone SO OD m2 2113A—$ rooms, $5.50; gas, water; | ike floors, steam heat. Phone ¢ steel J indell nih 15 iW. oom efficiency, 6 or 8 months. | FLA’ Wtd.—) to 6 room flat or apartment, | yy1-ve N. Eighteenth, 8 | 4401 Athione. “lame. baat rivgeeet. C14 00 | ™M ey sisal srautire 27s | T : } $ it AT— ~Of 7 oms: phe | 146). End or South Side. Phowe Colfax 103 h oe ‘in bok be Furnished pe 4 geo ta * CENTRAL ey dow ane in i busiest thoi S . ‘ 35 = o cere ry oO | AGIs, ithe rooms with ry ail Delmar i363, between 9) more a wel!l-furnished house in the West CHUI rRAt Ww17i—Fine store ‘for nn : WEST 337 8 , 1400 me Pe rH a ISNT! Ky 7 oy rie Els ; aos * aa ; r = . riot r=, 12 g Seventh, 3 Bn ae bath. , — —_—- nered, oH lat 4 roo as. newly pa- ‘ SO1T AG EK i: rt 3 rooms; with gas; _ $10. Ww IT.LI AM t RR AN $1” > Fullert on Rh Ig. and 1 me, day. fe) | ’ , : FLATS FOR RENT COTTAGE, 3639A—-3 rooms and bash “elec- | FURNISHED FLAT —Six aan a ar wid eg eo _ | End. Box W-411, Post-Dispatch. ie) meat market or any business, ak ee ey eee ° cette ' td, s { iM : “~") __ ij « ae Pee te comple te ly ecor r: rooms: mod- | 34; aD. i DELMAR RL... 6172--Chot 14146 16 8, Broadway. 4 rooms MISSOURL, 861722 iarge ara = tg ne Sia. ; . A oward, : rooms Pm Benn AAA POPP “lot: bi ‘ IC s ( a nice ( xtures; ) ope Nn: yrand AY. cars. | urnis she. 5 with 1} ~ ya . ~ g 9 ~ ‘ = g yard; $200 OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut st, he all conveniences; $35: with | ern: Fairground and O Fallon Park dis- : - ero YON hs. _G. | heat, $40; owner leaving city. Call Sunday | trict: ab a ounm \couble le | SUBURBAN PROP'TY FOR RENT = DESK ROOM—Stenographer service, 2 location for any busines ‘7 y. Call Sunday ct; about April 1; young couple. Del ‘ phones. 1107 Syndicate Trust Bl = MORKIS A ACH r . ——a aa 8 18th, 8 rooms and basement. 2 MISCELLANEOUS ' ; wa ne ee COLORED. BOPP BMP" > PPP PP OPO LDPE ae Ble {’ pper and “lower flat. zood EAST GRAND. 2016—B featftiful three- room n,m, —-. ore gt 27 ‘ mar o21L, ON NF NF AED ‘ 0 ‘ ‘ , ‘ ‘ > ’ in , i ' " EE ET me aT He mt | = - — —— vm me si pare ‘ i cages es a : -- om, block seuth of Hickory flat, bath, electricity, etc.; only $15, CLIVE 571f—Heated }-room furnished apart: | FLAT Wtd.—To rent 6-room modern, up-| BU NG ALOW—For rent, in University city: | DE SK ROOM=—For rent, ground floor; —n DELMAR IEitlL,., Gts-—&xXe . rupee : -room phones, ete . broker, agent 5 N, 1 sagt gxrocer and meat market EL x: . actulte preferred. F orest £708, _ _fe) s pik. Hh SS e. neatly decorated | EAST WARNE. 2100A 5 large, bright rooms | tnents, 87.2 “up: every convenience ent stairs, South Side, east of Grand; between; | : bungalow; sun parlor; all con- | 2°" = : : C { »ms oa OM) | A EAS’ CON, rooms, WET weer | and 2d floor only g10.° water and gas; Ist and bath, all improvements: adults only; | PERSHING, 5630 (Apt. 364)—-Leavina aon “ | Lafavette and Cherokee. Call Riverside ge ente ices $50 Box W-198. Post- Dis FACTORY fi hk DING—For lease. m ; a: tile floor Mi — 1a2Zh S. Second. . ‘ a ; d Ns 4 i, rooms, water ) Of | NIN TH. 102 . a os Ak $20, Delmar 3SS51X: near O Fallon will sublease beautiful 2-room efficienc y ok: ie BUNGALOW Fouf-room. furnished. “mod. 1. stories, light building, about 7000 feet » 4 2 vi 4 Beott av.. 2 rooms ' | 2 >_179 Inet 3 Rey taf *, - iwelling. batl fur wae 6 STORES lwo small stores # nd room os a » Cass, 8 rooms and bath 20 00 c > a) Y oC r PARK, 629--3 rocms and »ath- “TEENTH, 14:36 N.—3 rooms and 2 base-| —=; T= - = ner. Box R-152, Post-Dispatch; Cabany . bath and furnace, gas and ele . e 1405 St. Ange, 7 rooms and bath 00 | BRACE REALTY CO.. 100 N. sth st. | __ morning. d bath; open Sunday | “/y, ent rooms, & | STERL ING APARTMENTS | | = ZZ ie; rent re duced to $30 per month. H. Bb. |__back: $12 1910 N. Jefferson. ee ae the Heart of pes! = —— = —- a —— OTE Ege cones ai tle ee aR = Aaa RE Viger etek omg ——- 4 2 raat , . Z Ee { ‘ re FL: CENTRAL 1 PAUL, 1117 Three large. light : ae . A strictly “aadeaen, % rooms. 0’Falion | . AT W td. Familiy of 3 adults want 5 or * “11 EKaston av. icy E. A iE, #401—1. arge store; 149A Olive, 6 rooms and bath 2: bait , on _ light rooms, water ; MONTHLY OR ON LEASE, : g : yd: PATRVIEW or | ‘2 drug store; no drag stor Pet Ped and gas, Inquire downstairs . reception hail. tile bath. hot water n21q P a | rr room flat: good nel *hbhorhood: hardwood . > 2 ‘ ii44 # ‘ bath, f ‘urn: ice ae day ‘ 135 muempndonh. roon Ss, ‘bath ; new lv dec- RU a R., 609—Nic ely “papere d -room fl: at: i GR \ N I). ] H() DA N. , Ne ar ~Baston av. . 2 a o ai rte se tc Api ir tme nt, 4 or » Rooms * -~ . ’ ores Preemption S 7. ae on V enien a 4 hs hte Ft} Sie, Clive “ hate . *~ ** STC orated: low rent: onen, (c) K: $10 are FI h: open for inspec tion, j rooms an ] rae we ~ drug store: sultable | EF T’ RN ISHE D L is W ith ahaa ying porch, a P st S| le: phone } rf ’ Wilson 7 Manchest: r ~ O Hi win nn , : : = ' retati Pye airless “ huste is _ ry pew: building. 2 stores | EASTON, 8045—5 large rooms and | oat Se Aa TINGE aR 1on_F ullerton Bide. ith. Pine for doctor, d | _ket: corner; " coon a tt ane North Mar- | Fone) S88 "New cise totes. Lirkwood, es = 3 ’ Ses . . viock: transfer sorner “4 RUTGER,. 2719 4 rooms iat floor ty oe JOHN McMEN AMY I & R. E. CO. 7 RE as ~avansugh. NeweEn | i cla samme | ee 2 —_ ——s oe BTORK—4iood business JR floor, $12; new vad Hee. G ay, _| HADISCN, O61 —Furntahed apartment hese | RURNISHED FLATS @ APT’S WTO eee rT G dor avn all conveniences. tet 1¢ce , ‘ roma above: good |e 110x275: until (etobe r: st ner menmtin: im- ’ ‘ : Store Hocttarr nt art 15.000 » . ft.: electric elevator ... | stable; ron $38 live. store, x0 feet eienThH 1010, re 3 room f ’ | ter Cars, HEBERT, 190k—T pper ‘flo or, 3 large, airy “- rivate bi at "ve ra: Ld. L. “wile 1641 W ART _— , . Att Ss. OMS, rst floo i= a é an, CA Seen : +-APARTMENT—Wtd “\ shed aps me oor; $10. | 37 roams, bath. tollet. $10.50: no children, | TAYLOR, “1813 N.—Three-room “hedabsed ta baer betas 6 os F ee : . ~ T2R Olive. large etoreroom .......-. --»+:| JOST-MILLER R. E. CO : ANGE AV 112 ~~smganes c , JOR q. 07 N. 9 | ANGE AV., 1121A--S ie Fe 2008 houteau, | large store aE wont peed at Ne rina. | bath and electric light, ix rooms; $18; LEK. 4206-—5-room* flat. aoil ” Ghenen =~ ee flat: gas, bath, electric, stove heat | est 474. for key. ° ° abanne Arcade, retail stores 21 Olive st . tay | HANTZ R. KB. CO... 001 Chestnut est. electric lights, $23 monty will be vacant} VINE GROVE, 3124—Four fine. light rooms; APAKTMENT Wtd.—o or 6 Tf KENT JARVIS, Sole Agent, 706 Chestnut st . ‘ | . ‘ 4 da ‘ji. .? J ; iM> iM ore “ 2 Avril | vdult s only |} furnace, hot wat er, bath: apartment, first or second oer. fern ished STORE—Good location dry goods store, 3010 8 Jefferson, barber shop .... mT Fe mEnen - ST. GEORGE, 409 (near Be RTH. T12 8S % rooms, toilet. $158: 34 senieatini: . aa : near evo plant) ~f Doctors’ Offices, Estat Fouthwe =’ rorner Tavier STORE | LEXINGTON. 4022A—6 large, light rooms, 4 or unfurnished: would buv furniture a“ corner of Sutton and Hazel avenue, Gy a Maplewood loop: 7000 to 9000 people | oS 4221W Fiaston av: laree mediate. possession; no children. see me floor £1 second floor, (C7) | oe : — ~~ Ofer ST, VINCEN SOLA 2 me | tile bath, furnace, combination fixtures and 1 ts ke . lease an het wee o *f (Boeck Realty Co. FRANKLIN, 2822--%4 roomea, let floor, $10. | gas aetoe, ms es « orate $15 rooms, bath,/ shades, FURNISHED _HOUSES FOR RENT as rt eld ow aan uD le ae " hil ce = rc —— eet off and on daily; phone Benton 3) , : sy gt cheap rent to good > | FRANKLIN, 1600. 5-room flat, all conven-j| & 7 a 2.5 | LINCOLN, 4000—Fi ' ooms og B sion wi ans | ton Heigh ts preferred. Box R-160, P.-D. _ , | N [ "4 | 1) gl ll ; BANISTE a RK. EB. co.. 2 Est. me Chestnut Bt 1917 iences, electric lieht and water. | SALINA ST Jens } rooms first floor “S11 | ha Pops a eg uur small rooms and bath, | MISCELLANEOUS | = TRNISHE > CARPET? Wea = -I hy , KM ( Bethe IRE—Apply S20A N. Sarah a al il l il | it on a ee 1 ; C 4 R : ar . i ‘ ) 182 »™, Fla t. ° roo! s. ~ . ' Pee # = “ a a a i a OA AAAAAAARAAAAAARA 4 “": ‘ oan = i or Z ct rie 1] ‘ 4% { } , 4 rR i) ee IN, 1626—~Nice 4-room icely » | ren nm electric light, LINCOLN, 403*——4 rooms, kitchenette, first; BUNG ow Pr ; y Sy g Phone Cabanyv neeel Cs - ; =- ae jak it . ee TEL EPHON®: REL. TAIN 66. re coe are | n om: nicely pa t $i) Near Lafayette } ‘ark Fao ii eiaien eek VAT. Ww For rent: modern: complete ap : ~~ KIRK WOK D> } ouses. all sizes and prices, S| des. 84 Steam heat: new! Lone DWEL G8. -AIT ING = r ion Full , h Bid 7 Pi SE VENTH., Isl? 8 a vee and t ni ‘ suite of rooms: two gentlemen or counle: K RNISHE Uy AP. tM : wt L—By cou- JAS. D>. CLARKSON Kirkwood Mo (oun) ‘ - any bu y a041 aha ’ * Fullerton dg., ith, Pine. | s meat cial ms. ater an gas, M ADISON, 1163 large — . with ¢ private bath and separ: > te ky jie, sma for — 1e1 “mont! beginning - - . MR PM. rf MUSiness open. ‘ 7 Olive 9 rooms. bath, furnace ...850 00) jy SON ; ; amen ene tat | > arge rooms, with or any 28621 parate entrance. Cab- \ 4 sie S| ’ eam 4 Cuced , . ¥ ‘ wo By ait - ‘ 2 ; WK a ou attic > n + APP wha te rice BK )- On. OS is MILI, ANL), 312 3-roo “ott : » anil aii Delmar, 10 rocms, bath, furnace... 40 0 | EY FE “so BE yA Va lwo rooms, sink, rat 7% NTH. 2878 S.—4 rooms. water and a withou RO. SE Se hee kG W’. sy a Ew ~~ pr peeeronres = 3. a-D m. ia room cottage, $8. Reache | by 7 (: 5 er cent of r “= ‘ ROOMS ' 1 - ‘ : ee oniv £12 MO. Main 1198 ena ten’ ean M AG, AZINE, R1 STA 4 nice, clean room. : nic ely furnished home. ~ rooms nice I I R ‘ ISHED AP AR ™ ENT Wtd ——. B or 4 Al . rmRLD 3741 iM apie wood) T? ren rooms } S I¢ mR Ie }: On RiT Lucas, upper floors, 10 rooms.... | PAPIN, 1900— Four rooms and bath: will dec- SHAW 7 oor | hath. toilet and fas, $15; open. 7) | ocation: South Side. Call Mrs, McBrid : ; West End; must be reasonable. Box mae electri one fare: $] Dy OT; ; og e26 Benton at f rooms Te floor. : é | orate . A » 4112 First floor we et: 3 good rooms aoa Y eon eae | Lindell B16. . i ot Post-Dispate h ~- = - nt Toned = oe a (Ce) " ’ " DIRE I: if , Tio] I \ ‘STORES : ETC sa R, AN oy 4 aes & ° we wer wet, ar dq large Sun parlor: with hed gus stov . M AGAZINE, $152 A Fiat, “ rooms, w ater, } bi Paice shee ee ee (60 ” eT — . —_—- —- -— = ir? - ; eo rent or sale “ roormea hot. f i¢ "Ar Se rv 1¢¢ , da - Oliv ee oA. KEN AV., Near Laclede; 3 rooms, | steam heater; to be vacs +. vo ee gas, $10 WEST FURNISHED APARTMENT Wtd.—3 or 4 water heat. wo: and water: aan: temas se Fine le in for drug et 8001 live, offices, “. e* 2d floor. ese . ‘ee fixtures a. bi ath, etc ’ S14. M ant Aor i: g33 " c T HiIl, I 4 ent a12 Cc heet t t. i rooms. f: the : i ts = aint : : at gnrage-: are * : | Franklin store. sesee | ’ > . ‘ | i LB. ORE I, Z Y R a 23 *hes i . - 2s - = au 8 LL OOO nn een ens , r mother and daughter. Box Y-/| garden lot . kk. Wood, 1300 Murdock a. ‘ rs Reated by fidine, ree " 6 ; 1. P. HERRMANN JR. R. E. CO tnut. 11. J ‘ £6 N. Boyle: store. .. pee eeerne ’ S114 Chestnut “st SHEN ANDOAH 2838— Flat. 3a fluor: | MARCUS, 3529-3 room's, all conveniences: | RARTMER, ont merate sR te | ~) On Seventh St reet — . > Bert BEM. 4N. Third, corner aides. » Se In the Héart of Real Estate Row ; rooms, beth, steam heat. furnace oe #19 2 ° . (¢) | 7 a punshase conte ts if ¥ well furnished; | F R NISHED AP ARTME NT Wa Small. -in) 7 ESDALE, 2 (Webeter Groves o-Toomn : 4 ve ef apeane. Ne Heed oe eigwaiar |. aeememetesners . SWAN P ir A—8 rooms and bath |'MARGARETTA, 4456—5-room lower flat; all | : contents if you desire. __| home, West End: exchange re ferences. ( ait __ cottage, $10.50 ZINK, 15 N. Seventh ~ fe mite } . ié for “Ve it 8 ore an » ro ims ope SI aa | ‘ *s. 1 1] tA «A \ i> l4iSA m roaitia >.) - : , . r ue ' modern cony eniences; hot-water heat. In- EL wL. ke ND AL E | 4 . 7100- - Be room Cc ot } }- ores? 3493 WW. Mon das . uu a. m Oo ; "£.°C» nine * i U 3 ot Olive, store, new front TL lent 4 | TENNESSE BE, vase Soul ; ; tage: all ; . to 4p. m | WEBSTER GROVES, opposite Algonquin hoe & s 11 N Vandeventer ahem . ; ? ss i ean nN " tear? oh er ‘2 ‘os tor IstgR a? rooms, quire down Stairs, ic) ' ar and ts nec es; Pho 2 ar mage near street A®PK for Mrs Moore. ie) | ly os P hurcl i} vw ‘ tet on re. Co ik : k&. ; ee ee reeee . i TENTH 1116 8 : : AS 2" ete ¢ i ~-—— ++ —---- ee |S 'r ain, one fenton PFEDVW - ——yy~~ . . . - = i ‘N ' at sn a oe aia on ’ ss 4 Morgan, pore. 6s ra OO. hos one ais Fine 3 and 5S room flats, Sent jaz) 8 Jaeger aye ome MONTG OMERY. 1315—Flat of 3 rooms, §&7, | rURNISHED HOU sE_R ere owe lah rt RNISHED AVARGMENT Wta Not large wir S. 4 - - fare FF. Lececconr Po FO | = ~ ~ oat ‘ } iti an , lace : "ea te on ’ - 7, | S10 . rie W ly decc rated: open: reliable | urnisned: | in West End: er with rs ‘ P of Fey ay l s™M \ “a4 7 F ’ ort: ‘ . ¢ ye é we $110 fo. -gaalle » rma. bath, “furnace, | Se rH, 1421 8.4 reoms and bath; rent Png E ie ye ite Habis. ean — water | party to collect rent See owner. aa... @.. —— porches, i by over-| ences exchanged: xiv sae la ‘Binns 8 Dot GHERTY % (Cheatnu 424 ase ts dS } 5 ie i xc . ik 5 aapueun SERRE ee , es; for summer or longer: pos-| and will arrange appointment. tL a ed * ; 7-4351-4253 Olive stable Perrr aes —_ 7 TWELFTH, 1908 § ae an oms s A rUR AL BRIDGE. 5107—4 beautiful room | session Anil 1; 55; adults. Box R-106 * ae oe ee a me appointment. Lox W-S5. | | ‘ a f + a ait Jk | bo eS hed "a anol Sony Rag, a: TWEEPFTH, 184 r . | at: large vard. garaze $12 month E fc) | Post- Dispatch ne nbn he tenet cm ‘); SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED ( yn Vea Le W CE t sou for automobile access ' - me ad 4 eKSmith, .hht4, (OWL) | : 2 8S our lsege rooeme 80 m- | neato « VS o a i , vor’ we ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ \s r apartment on Oe aes ’ bd , uc ‘me x (2 C SIX R , parent Ming exnenare nald: call 18M Tatavette, | NAT! RAL JI BRIDGE, 3934—3 rooms, $10. NORTH — | rooms: April 20: couple. Box K-78, Pip. | ACREAGE Wtd.—To buy, on terms. foriOl ¢ ylive at Seventh yong ities 1010 C HESTNUT ST s > ROK IIS AN I) RB ATH.. $153 | TWELETH., TAL he ” rooms and kitchen | H : HITRSC H $15 Intl Life Bldg. | LL BBB BBB BONA AAA AAA FURNISHE Ll) FLAT We avr “art: ' bering ies Val ' [’ ale : HH. he .- } ea . . : “ E LLERT* iN RE J + . ri . i > ; oe i N¢ RTH MARK iC] , MAITU x4 rooms. $14), . L. U Cc K uy * ; 7 ' , aon a+ . » ~ ‘ A ; P ‘ . “i; ’ ai? or. a ay . +} ? DWEL L INGa | hird floor, YAR os (* ass ay. { { ] ) 1011 FREE RENT’ FREF MOVING. | KILAVEN. RULE 512 Wa inwrieht Ride i “80 1 PM r urnished cottage: call after = URNISHED ae = r aa R-O4 .- s wae veT a ‘ > | 1 = ‘ ¢ d aes . t ihnie Tr in } ) if 3 t . | - : , td ) it 4 ; +. ‘ the ‘ rn suuntr Tory t reo 2 = 7 nese, 1802 Oregon av... & rooms. bath ... 2 | DOO (‘ass A ? ; R af house: oo a TS a A oF first floor | SS). FERDINAND, 4057-—2 rooms and recen- | ~ — keeping rooms. Call Gran : ia4a neem liineise or Missau! near wate he. inter ULE Ing re Ing re ; NOR +4 6375 Odell av.. 6-room house See | aoe’ a@SS AV., 0 ms, and Bat h, April 15: 8% moving al! —. ww Al ares ag hal 1, first floor: 8 rooms, second floor, | ‘FLATS AND AP’ T's. WANTED RU RNISHE D “LAT Wtd ' arenes urban: will rent or lease, Rox R-110, P.-T "oe ; , , af ‘ d ly store 2 7 , sf t Or apartment mete . d ‘ PPP - ATIGA oP ATS AND ROOMS, é Hot and eold water: second 160i Hi kory (cB) : a Bt 2 D IN AND. 3548 3 rooms. RAS and AP ART ME \T w __ ee A; )] A 11) H. (jrand Ti7iJ. 7 Fit USE \N ta i ¢ uy ’ ern? ry , ted and Oy erhaule . ~ BAKENRy Fer ren: oti Rii St, Ange 7 roome and bath i f] - ; = . ; [ o—- oat — - ——. —— aneneeeeens Sienna | — td. To ‘wed ile ase, 4 or ! FURN ISHE WD F LAT Wtd Zor 4 rooms hy | im asuhurhes "a Sy erg d Te. Be bom thy gshon with irae 18 Cass, 3 rooms sees BO oo | Heoor,; rent, $18. (cl) ST, FERDINAND, 4057—3 rooms. gas and rooms. Forest Wikh é (e) first-class couple; can give best city refer- | HOUSE Wtd.- ~ Por if To b: isement. ’ TTT - - ~ | ‘® « i ‘ - ; +e? ci ry : 4 * 1006 small fam- | >! BERDINAND, 4537--2 rooms; bath; !- a. ; x R-2 P.-D FURNISHED FL Wtd 3 or 4 reome ed heatnut . . . a =e r shot 8T47 peree et., store and rooms R Pe Pee ; ily: Kod order $15 open: good gwarawe: jow rent. APAHRIMENT Wed 5 or 6 —— Bdx D- permanent wil on or before To et Building seryice LeCOL 3 PAIR 4 \ hail a SPST, Gers - X ” ° ; BLA KS TNE 1m) 3 7 ’ : M. BRB. O'REILLY R. & L CO. T23 Chestnut 173 Post. I napatch would hoard owner (jrand &316R iG wera in o wa] ’ : Senne | Cot SORE T). AR isT RONG i4 mf large room fiat: £12 eric ~ age yg 4 wer . Poors, hath | . te 5s n j rv + vy : i t me TOES ry} vood . af : - - ° wn” ss . A “Am ¢ ; Meas a © 3105 Clarence av., cottage REL. L. BY iE W. 205i = | na lavnary “abany SOR WW, | 9” FERDINAN SH2 ' Atl INT Wtd.—6 or 7 in W rURNISHED FLAT Wtd r 4 rooms, by! ren ’ ) ~ nse} Ar fe id oe . au : iow 4411 Fate a ’ i ath) (T2000 Ma e} ny on | ' - & ’ : ND, S020-—Two 3-room | . ‘ ’ roo ms, in West . . 7 , ’ P dat Da ; f.> eisepateh {) ) . ° ‘ore . , reat: > eMble - d ' . ; ; h and 7 4 . . whee , Of " ’ : ‘a ¢ rm, : feter : ; : . KE Nie & FRANKIE 1008 Chestnut COOK >. ic) 7 _ eG) A bal he 4M! Wa Two or 3 rooms and CA 3 A : be, ont « + oll atch with about 5 acres: wre abiv near © - . > Ww poe te Pot School; hes Pim on BROADWAY. aie S—Second floor; 3 rooms, | ~ $14. “Yahlem 4 rooms, bath, gas and electric, | °T__!.QUIS, 4380—Three nice rooms, ras. 89, | vent Tyler S0aRW feb! oa ) ; ond Park: m be close r line o Rates for floor space Very Ff aute at HeAliem. aait 3 » “e ~ ‘ Ag , i . o = eee = ~ i eee | e, a Wed ort bye : ' . - ‘ ioe ulre | ttm 62 7 e ve tric light; 8D Inquire at Aon 3 & Sey. — . |ST. LOU'S 11GA- SN. ares roome and bath. APA R’ &mME N T W ti 1.—5 or 6 rooms, near For- ) ; EE ed ae toga ope Viire ' W alah ; 7 reer a% 3 " 4 ; . 626 Chestnut Street enth et DELMAK LU. 4150 Mocern. 6 an’ & raom | Si ATIERY a : est Park, University car line preferred. Theo en orl ; Andell ST45R, | § (oRERAN Hol ok 7” ~ = . * | ‘* PHY BIC IAN'S OFPicEe TO ‘sO - ‘al PORN! \ > * f t water heat. instantaneous water | . -s i ‘ = § a! > nice larze roome: wa- Phone Cc abanv RINE W . (eld i ; 7 = i s = , ? Mactan a ae ‘pad mw ' Vee Son ib le. A ) } | y ai > 4°’ Na ral Pte STORES, OFFICES, ETC. 1 AV... 340%-3 rooms and tollet , ; gas and closets. £10 cneseeengemenmeceeancianteatnenie 7 ; * a — U1 Franklin. “ere... oat at - Grand &ToRw . = hariwooj floors, let 32x TAYLO] : : ~ ' APAR’ [MENT—Wtd. Or fiat: fh or ivf aos , 9" - wy —— ; ; eee . — : P fe SroKEa rw at S&S. Lew ue Diiwe ot.. stare. ; e oar Hon = , Ne. | . or lese than 8&5 10 : make AY LOR, IwTA N.—} rooms and bath; new | rooms: adudéts: J 1] weet end. Wer F t i1EI>) FLAT Wtad 8 or 4 rooms: by | HU BIRE 1 ; ' " —_ smat ager’s ff ~ : to Sth on am 2 & Main a: -~ st ry bull bine. Stee 6 | HIS A 4 large YToome: rent $12. ie ow rer “4 floor i electri: fixtures tindirect lighting): hard- eet T1LOR Rox , «* : Post -Diepat Om > 7 mother and grown son: locality Jefferson. with ss it or ary nes Mane. or ° 4 igre ’ () lt mn Bie) ’ ’ : ‘ — : | - . ; : . ’ ~~ * . .) : -_. ' . , ? ‘n . 4 : TP ease . : ; : - 6% ee ? Olive and Nineteenth, s, w. corner.... ... CHEROKEE, 1056-4 rooms, H12, owner on EASTON, 4146A—4 rooms, bath and fixtures, | YOO? floors: nice front porch; $20. Key first) APARTMENT Wid.—4-re | Gepee. Serer te Graves; anes A See ? = cami dae ae ae OM ON. Fourth st. tor hiih reer | we today 1 ta 5 o'clock in perfect condition: £18 40 | floor: Taylor or Page cars t 4-room: modern: for 2 R-145, Post-Dispatch ; . # bh. : : on Fras kit %. 2-8 ; | ag. a a _— ' . ie) OREON E. @ RR. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut st adults west of King’s highway. l-234 ' ti Cr ‘ _* :" Ahout . sauces > . : STORE Fine ae o Pine. ~ ati ry an ba eerie | — ’ : bY -_ AND, sa A Modern, ‘\ + Ss . EK - of s 1 TT. Store, large, w ith heat 7 ENTH. 24t : ES = #1 Post.- Disneteh j HOU SES WANTED > colt . : aT Peer, epi vias f ' of QO a nN ul 4 Q § Ttrt te yon og + ona ise ~ ¥ . * is ee a ' math Urhace newly Ggecor 4 a. & 1. CO., T22 Cheatnut aK art batt ER R. E. CO. 1035 N «* ~f Ar’ AR TMENT W ta.- —_ rooms and sun pore h PO ee ae een eet a Si pe ies k lh ag Sth Bane. ; ‘ - ae FIMiAR WAP? ; FE — eT ATR 7D Wo “PON i ' San mat aedeite ie Ldn pe yd ” Ay bod ; tL. sae ple; ih west part Bl NGALOW ar car Vir eral — us BTORE—Leree ‘corner a 4 ATR AND ROOMS. : | r. A 3 . rooms oniy $1° , 2 rere oe Ami eect ity large HIRTEENTI T - dn city / ress , Adler 614 Franklin eect a wet} cami “ ; Ben ’ " . ' - i a: ‘ ' ' . . . * 4 4: vee " * . — , al ia ee 3419 Olive. & FOOTA. bath, 4g floor.... . - Adan ; - , Mee at : i TN M ur YAMY. 1% ; . he a s7 a Tares-room brick ae a Main sau) reba . ic7) Are ; vy 29577 — ae oe hang ou 7 it . nice | ie et rene Mer Ci ile | rust (.0., ~ ~ eshie es eee @ : wy a ; ‘A mS N. Grand ) KEANE &2 FRANKE 1008 . , Ar LTME \ ir Wtad W est May 15 or later —- ~- ~* . eg , thos . i a 4001 Central 93931 WELLING Se. > & reoms, sun parlor . : | i 2 { *ST } ‘ . ‘ : we . > . 4 . ‘fy % P ; . " 1noT Chestnut OR iz rooms , : dye + K he, r} ti le hath. ee i, oor, k pd omg IF #MOLA 4 rooms. bath, toilet elec rwrE NO ry : IR oT ORD ®; he —— 7 C a. ooing, [Wo be press m ive hi usied alae io ae . a ; it : : : al : rae oF ' ‘3 i si) ; o . j | t Sts, RS nto © we . = = eon tha rr ve wie eping rare h. ete P ' c* henis oe) | ° ’ . - ; rooms ret rood urniture. Ww. c . "¢ . . if? *? tat oni f yr . : . : , ; ri ’ s You Ww ANT A DESIRABLE tirarn 2&7 ain he ri ETZ} ® Gl4A 5 rooms bath electra vp ! f wor, Sia. 4 rooms, secon d floor. $11; open Phereon eit ens. ‘ $1 me won : “Meat or : , nver , ti iii ‘ sur Lis . TENANT—find him through POST.|PE KALE. 3411-3 rooms: will paper and | 8% ee Niv =<; ———__—__— (1) | APARTMENT Witd.--5 rooms, sun pariont| Givx TP a Pa oe a During the year 1918 the’ Post. pu oo vege — — | LNIVERSITY, S22A--7 rooms, hardwood steeping porch and bath: will take a 2-year | inc, or vas cen “ihe y awe SS |. Dispatch printed 0.916 Musical iF} ‘ 5 it. : | ; . ‘ ’ ; ‘ Want a" ‘ ‘ j rr) ore fhan th r FY i'R ae seen FT . i ’ =, uis WSs , Oo b ni d Broad way orated modern: ope | e ied; } : eh, $30, Hi, J. HIKSGH, Jly int i Life idg. { . ‘ oi we 4 7 LB ci) box VV WW, ] ost Dispatch, «c) Bo. yp ost ane & th ‘ 1 hae e pape , alent SPATC “ y t tn firet-clase condition. re Pa wa as A H “WANT” ADS. month: open. 3524 &. mt $3 per EVANS. 423%-~4 brieht :0o0ms, newly dec- floors; hot-water heat: beautiful flat: rent! lease or more: must have same tmmediately [ ate ; ’

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aaa irate tis EON Deis igi cli a eae ee a ey ary — vewrewsreg wy Vr WereEwusy eer ous a7 rte Vtvweao, wvttugero, xz tuto, fap trrecris, NemuCnces FUT Wate toaay.” ee smmeamcaah dil "TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES TO LET—_BUSINESS PURPOSES REAL ESTATE WANTED REAL ESTATE WANTED CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE _ CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE | CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE _otty REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SALE CENTRAL GARAGES AND STABLES M RCH 16. eS, * , 4 a CE SPACE-—-For rent, desk room half ENRIGH ARCH 16, 1 —0Cté“«‘«éOF FJ os T, 3912—Garage for one ‘machine Ee. ; prefer man who will be cit ’ rn time. Apply 2038 aitwan inex: moat | -_$4;_2 machines $7; agent the igi ity oil) _ , ; " " Ah techs ‘ : btecitihsbeeeal elie iii TUTTE hide eee Huet LARC ee RD bitelea ea : Vat RMD de feet Fay) : ~ | Mie HA 4 it : att ait TN HE ih Hi { uf! ! Hf i ay if PES are THE ii} UT Ph t iff} se = ie : ; | tli i 4 LAE in K 3 a ‘ i TNER 1] PL. 21244 AND 31264 & ; for gqutomobdile repair shop. - HENNESSY 800, o'Sii $17, | JOHN DOCKERY & SON. i085°Einestnut, GARAGE—For rent, private. 4408 -N ist If ot. Louis : | good location for: any business: Lindell 5318 a a ° cir~ . ANNING, 1104—-6 rooms. bath. 7 q _ 25 - | ————_erson. Lindell 5313W, Monday, (ec) iil 25. —_ 2 Sa ana a | GARAGE—Brick: 2-sto month, in season and ‘out, our persistent displays in H Y1C S ary STORF—2714 Olive st.; small; good light:|_ $30. Lindell 2799Wwe) 22 oF 12° cars: the 8. Louis papers? P as Our farm- nil m rear; rent $13 per mon j. E. KAIME & BRO. R. EB. Co. Eien $90 ahi room for 10 automo- : | PLDWASSER & DUBINSKY REALTy | “i . De Meni! BI! Ac.. 119 N. 7th st. one $ Madiso 7” - & ord » 9 as 201i—3 rooms, 28 Goort Bra ME |||«914 Pine St. , U pper Floor - GARAGE POT oo mack = i = | x ) gs : > £ 9000 re fect; daylight exposure on all} @ for 1 or 3 machines; 3516 Mor-| =} ur | 7 B ild es UST-MILLER RK, E, CO., 105 N. 9th tt. . @ four sides. See us for particulars, Phone|_*4n st autos vedios Ss scribe it to us. = = : . Ou u our ouse ? > wf in 466 aR 3 GARAG 1E—10'x20. $4 > — a = ; EENTH, 408 8.—¥ roome..c7 gis, STF FEL "ESTATR CO., 214 _N. Ath st. %(c)| 36897. (1421 Rowan ay. eee ae New Spring Catalog The housing problem in St. Louis has become acute, _ Lack of building for the past three years has produced a situation that is causing a great inconvenience to the general public. There is a real scarcity in residences, flats and apart. ments of all sizes in almost every section of the city, and, FOR R COLORED PEOPLE a 2 “to office of building. TOS GEE pee Garage, $4. ia Trust id , | ° ° ° " ar Taree -O., } ; mM F "= . : GARAGE—1918 8t. Louis av. * 5 ae VID HENNESSY & 1126 E GAhiGEe eT eee | . ) STORE—Olive 2331; fine. large store, 20x70; Ae pes de tg | rent; $5; light furnished. 5006 | ES Have you ever noticed, week after week, month after ‘ AGE, 4596-98 Rooms and large stabs’ : : yerv reasonabie ee ai an 722 ; Lt ———— 1° _St._ | GARAGE Wid ; What is it worth to you to have your property adver- = sire Where Would a Chestnut st. =# Near 2900 St. V x Vincent. Call tised? All it will cost you is the time needed to de- : : art Bi es . tw Le Sai 3 rooms t+eweeeee 42 4 : LARGE BU IT, DINGS TO LET | | GARAGE Wtd.—in vicinity of Buciia and | = ~ Foor is M: r ¢ — s. H 12, 000 feet, 200,000 feet, with or without | eke Forest A02. fc = is being compiled now. If you cannot come in, tele- . . : ‘ e « ~ waRAG E; id waren: = 8 tine 2" thoes as cos, an 11. Intern ional Life B GARAGE—Fo aaa, brick 35a = ‘er with vou. : = your house? The farmer has pte a large f aay i = to vein a df iidings; convenien to freight depots and ar 324 i = | that i 1 : : | : fone omiy $0. eae ae eal eons Fuldinge tut One | GARAGE Wea To Teaser Ural Row Eos — |} : hollow because that in unhealthy, and. not ona ast f(y. Repl estate men throughout the city anf being besieged. SALLE, 2307-00—2q | SOHN I DOCKERY. & SON, 1025 Chestnut _st. [eth o%, Washinaton: ev Bear Grand. Mte) | = + plain because that has all the undesirable qualities + day after day by home seekers of all ‘kinds, some to renty:+ = some to buy. The demand has been so great that few agents have anything at all desirable to offer. Most of | them have sold everything listed and are advertising for Bids.__(c*) am DAI new property to meet the demand. ITINGER, 409 ilterton Bide Ten gyet. oe WAREHOUSE, 12TH ST. at | and ern breezes reach him directly in summer. If St. Louis This condition is going to produce a building boom that i STORAGE OR GARAGE SPACE—F nt : *} S ‘elfth st.; about 7000 square feet: rc | , ‘Al. ££ A was your farm, you would ch 2 LOUIS, 920-3 rooms. electric” and =“ | gsifeot ‘alley: opposite City Hall: immediate he REDON aereee sate —_S15 3 N. Leonard, Edward | Bale I] | 2 Parkview your ow qpecse Ame Miace fer will far exceed any this city has ever known—in fact, this . “ 4 = 4 q a 7548) ©) Suit ila Oo ' = 2 _* = | r; $12. Main 11! + Central 6849. __(c%} i Sasies i MAGUIRE RE AL ESTATE, ment: market utabt =. . grocery fe) ewe = between ess Sunday swe wilh Giecde Amen Pla ies = | boom has already started. Practically every architect in Rarer eee 35 4 m ee iro ION LD, 1S 19-; 21S. ~Eaie h 3 rooms. $0; larue . s 10 Chestnut. _st. 'ALTON AV - t light: he 8 | & : 4 EME ose vcoete ce 7. es | 1H ORY RE BS Be Onenine 118 N. 7th St. Olive 5555 = Pennsylvania - the standpoint of access to tie outside world and show | the city is busy with plans for buildings of all kinds. ; = | and you that if St. Louis was your farm you would choose &-|||/|| Never were prospects better for building operations. It -. ceenieeeieneenns iL | ' ' a a > it iy tl Hf } il GA ARAGE For rent: room for 2 machines. =3 , COVTT r 4356 Cook. Box R-172, Post- -Dispatch. MD) = N. W. Cor. FOURTH and PINE Sts. JARAGE—or rent: $2.50 per month, 4227 | => naa . -- 22 F j PTT Hit Hi} tr iii Ai rye i! Hit igtrveme rr ‘aA HiT lit maT reverse mite ] HMMA ETAT Tide rT St. Touts: Delmar 8240X, (e) oT Oa A TT A A AAA TRH t.¥%-y9w ia Pa | tii i ill > |4.S tH eter teens is . ts, wit 'h elec tric: ey / GAR AGE Wtd. —T C i 2.50. Otto Tietjens, room 407, Tao Chants ~ Building for Le: ase be oe ace orsnt;, men ys ST s ait of the summit and the hole put together. When he . Frc yer geen Se. | = 1610 LOCUST ST ss - (c7) | = mr elt can do so, the farmer always builds on the southern _ ¥23A—3 rooms; water, eas and at. ) i Oa. GARAGE—For rent, 0040 Weatminsler pi.: | " = Adjoining side of a slope where the summit Protects him from bauasing 3 tories and elevator, heating plant: Eranitoid floor, wate > , . PIN, 1421A—3 rooms, 88.50 pervinne ag 000. 04a square feet. See Forest 7632. ater, electric light. Phone | s Washington the winter’s icy blasts, where the sun warms and - ; DALY | E_merate, 8 210 Wainwright B McCABR, a Chestnut st. | STAR. E—Lot; $2.50; 3623 Cote ail Your Residences, Apartments and Flats With = University . brightens him in cold weather and where the south- el eee Be ead er a to ee Ae ttt ASHINGTON Pe 4625—Garage for rent. #1 Savings Trust _Co.. 4935 Delmar. (c) | = : = | FOR LEASE GARAGES. | I have any number of cash buyers f = . Kingsbury Ames Place for your house from that standpoint. ll is not only in St. Louis, but in every large city. hiteke ae » or residences, large and | ok , building, suitable 44] (carage; 2 h 00 | ; boulevard The Sunday following we will consider Ames — || The demand for va in desirable localities. Three-story building, sui ae 4 small, apartments and flats, and will be glad to dispose of Place from fhe standpoint of convenience to the right 3 demand ate property is going to be tremendous. It is going to cause a boom int 5 oe re sort of neighbors and show you that if St. Louis was for light manufacturing; in | Ty Go. 100 N. Sth s | yours for you. heart of city; 7000 square feet. WANTaE BUSINESS ‘PURPOSES your farm you would choose Ames Place for your & |) this class of property which will send the — up in, | house from that consideration. i eaps and bounds. 616 MORGAN, ST. newness enmenipimnmae, || ; : 7 . “ : TA, yan, | N ie. e flats; - gas. tollet; ‘all 41: 37 McRe ‘ RAE Or eos Sp aggle ges. LET AI 1 06 SD SERN: an Erne M1, eta ianaesaMay ING ROOM- —For en nn th . 5 Hm Hotel, East st. "Louis: alt ML, | a Cherokee Theaters, for dry goods, barber. reasonab le rent to right party. Ulmo’ — scoamery. delicatessen, grocer, restaurant: ote) Co. (c) a £27 open sa (c) JIL 1)! NG— ontaining ‘12. 800 square feet of : eT yR’ S “OF 7 4 E ~1* ys Ss. Jefferson: con- loor space, with Terminal R. R. switch in | __venient to 3 car lines, uilding Box L- -O1, Post- Dispatch, (e7) . | GRAND. 4011 G Nice — pon cage ceaues rent reason: ible, Grand 506 near Gravois av.; must be on the Switch. | ? ft witch, jinondw 1800 north and 1800 "amt NOW RIE A DY Corcmron es Dispatch sie oF double Fi: aaqway. | | as a Casn, sin A. G JOODWIN, ' _no objection to property” cama double flat | JDING Por lease: ood li t: switchin 819 Chestnut st. x S ey mo en but ‘must Saree repairs, fe ervice property; 17,4000 sq. for wahe. | McREB, 42 01—Store ; fine jocation ba he se = é ly H, & | oO UY A nice — b | . Rierts - sala Whittemore Co,, 118. 12 Pry fo ae re BL » AT W td. lo buy, o and 6 room , in Tow er i COT TAGE Ww td. To buy or rent a or 4 room will giv e ciear vacant and cash for same. }’ ost- Dispatch rf ‘ s (ce) On above ‘date. . - O50 square feet floor space; g00d, _ Os ggg a gg ain, . 3 2, wT a Cea a sentient aciall serrtiiiieiiitil aan snail ration, has been used as wagon CORNER FOR DRUGGIST -For sale, 100,000; 500,000 ft, joists, | _ Grove »>_ Heights. 0x O-291, Pos t- Dispatch, cottage, with 2 to 4 acres of land, near St.| Box Y-14. l’ost-Dispatch HAVE modern double 4x5 South Side at | Gravois and ae s highway; splendid ~_ oX#, and lumber, ae > windows, doors.' FLAT OR CoT T AGE Wtd.-City or sub-!| Louis: on g00d Toad: no agents. Hox L,-381, | | FOR EXCHANGE—Equity in lot, 100x165. n S300; want smaller property; some bar- | This 1s a sure chance to make money ‘ 40 AA. 4 4 Le 2 tl. : ‘ y ry ; . : . , —_ = de $3: Forest Redmon Wrecking | rban, Bo -228, Post-Disps; : LMANN, 119 N, Seventh. st. ner in modern building; only a | Co., 2819 N . eens | eee... a Post-Dispatch, ete. LO Lindhurst, for car, suitable-to make a ton| Sa@ar = ; n wm sys> es - N, _Spring,. er pene YT’ SN. 7 Cen tral 12 OTTO TIETJENS, room 407, 722 Chestnut, | [FLAT Wt ae o buy a 5 and 6 room flat in| BUNGALOW Wtd.—Or 7 00 : - (jar: JOHN H. ABBOTT, 15 N. th st. — — : = ~ ‘ ae " or 7 ‘roon m- residence. | Car, Fichor (jarage 160; Hodiamont, e: fis : vi [7 Y l , | '») ~— Pate’, We. ‘ Rig Ges Ye ] > 7 eratene | timebete: dear Ft — a - be a bargain, _ »OX X- le vi, Pos c- Dis. Ss _e } | wos Dispatch, __ h. Se es ae a | 9 _Post- Disp: itch. ay = 9h nile ‘, aot, Arlington; want automobile. | i | nt Heat continuous hot w ater and light; jani- | supplies.) Thomas Kelly, 310 Barry st. |#SI1DENCH Wtd.—St. Mark’s parish: must }ALOW ' Wtd.—To buy, in Southampton | COTTAGH W td.—Will ejchange double 3| -Pentor IMA Ys mil! , |_s Ssidnev 1317 Ss be a bargain for cash. Box W-443, *P,-D. or In immediate Vicinity: have $500 cash rooms and _ sleeping pérches, S700 west, | FLAT—To exchange: double ° ‘ three “rooms, | - nx E—S. e. cay. 18th st. ‘and “Shenandoah I MELON LE, RAE TEGES NAR AI Rs NA 0 CN li LOLOL GE ALO GRE AUUEIR Pe NE tor service: rent reasonabl ——— — _ : and can pay $33 ; ® ~ EDWARD Il. hee WELL, ICK—For aale, W.00) 1 us d j i INC OME PROP ER TY W ta.- ~For spot cash:| ¥. 3G, be >} a month off principal. Box Box D-269, Post- Dispatch, _bath, electric ; always rented at $720 per | OOO or 10,000 square _Olive Sian ‘18 . Seventh st. | carload orders for’ out- ised: Rood, quality, mail full particulars. Box W-431, P.-D. BUNG eet wt ee a, — C) | CITY PR PERTY Wtd.—Ilinois farm, in- oottaane a wow irunox Wei 5 Post Dine — > 1 | ; An . swt £ : r " 7 | Solicited: cheap for quick sale; let us figure| FLAT OR RESIDEN ; sh and Modern bungalow, 5 or | a Poot Dict Ce property. “Bex | oe a | Sk k d Cl yt R d frag t ; SEC ond O! thir d floors; ~ DOC T ORS, AT [’ kK N r ION! l | With you before placing vour ‘order and we | ¥ ” eleat be ee pet sions oan “a _ hot-water heat, location D- : Post-Dispatch. ; = SUSINESS PROPERTY—To exc hange: four | In er an a on 0a good hieht heat furnished > 19 3S. JEFFERSON. | 1 4e NN Jetrernoney. Betfa Wrecking Co.. FLATS Wtd.- Single -doubl lars. Box Russ sah eos i “ia particu- | FLA T—To r ingle 4 and 5 room oe ~— flats, income $1440: price $12,000 i . . 1 . . : , ] vs ; at ; -” 1) N Jeffe & - re S OF oubdie Day casi, come , Post atc — & E : 7. & a a 7 3 ° accept otner property part pay OX = | i} ig , ’ r - ” 7 ? Good millinery store; heat furnished; fire- | _! wet a AE it _Must be cheap. Box W-433. Post- Dis BUNGALOW W td, —Or ae re brick rie, *yrnace; want cottage, frame =. ‘t-Dispatch, 7 . | New City Limits or Market ( ars Direet - pat ve ‘pa ‘ > roof building: also modern office rooms on! B U IL D1 NG STONE Wtd.—About : B- cottage: will tre trac ie brick. T3> 2-406 *ost- Dispatch — —— rent re asonable . pro ‘ | perch: SMALL PROPERTY W td.—Will give clear Peerless limousine, with extra touring grade wo ec ; = eet t as “AR! For exchange for income | ‘property; southwest corner Jefferson aM EDEREI | Mielec sao pohn, and Penrose, J |_farm, pay difference. Hox O-204. P.-D cost $7200, th ‘$3500 HOU _ Wtd.—-For exchange, single flat, |” 7 1 i ts: close t i | | v1 fh ( ra one " , ‘ ite ¥ e rm 7. x " oom by s { 3 c VW - . _ “ = . amends DELMAR BL., 6172—Choice store: splendid styles. Antcn Be ffa & Sons, 1240 N. Jef- deep Jot; north or northwe ‘st; cash and lor preferred: near Tower Grove Park, for | che ang for or 6 room bungalow, Box | : —- acca : ; ele flat. Sherer, 2018 falsh: for single f! at. cottage or bungilow, ROOM Stenasre Sher nervice. location for any business; heat furnished. | _ferson av I Post-Dispatch STORES, FLATS. AND HOUSBS—‘To ex- ern bungalow or sing | 2782 S$ 13th l Pe Oe od Cae _time : _ Box R- 419, Post- Dis spatch, SPRPLES cash, as my ‘home: must be genuine bar- 7 O7, ~y __ 1107 Syn licate _ Trust Bldg, (omen _ Mi MRIS AA‘ ‘I m0, 1003 Chestnut. ¥ i ISTS—For. sale, 14,000 ft. of white pine REAL ESTATE W td.—P ay $00 cash for gain; give all partie ulars first letter. Box | RESIDENCE Wtd 7-room an . Jefferson avs.: annual rental | FARM Wta Have a good 9-room ey M- For rent _ KO a floor; desk, DELMAR BL., G0S—Excelient jJocation or] Joists, AR! ‘ * oy D-11; Post- —epateh. : > Comnt TT from 10 to 22-ft. long: about 5000 improved, subjett one deed. Box K-23]. : : Grove or Compton Heights; want clear farm g te $5000 equilt: ) 0 Central 1 Nas! le: § , een ati = - Mee. ‘ > “ s, in good | corner rai ary aahvil is per rhe mes, etc.: brokers erent Pet N, 7th. Rrocer and’ meat marke & fine store, W ith ft. of 1\% x6 yellow pine flooring: about we YSt- Dispate h, SR Se CR, E 2 Pak Sanaa YO UR p ROP E RT Y cash Kive Particulars Hox Y- 1X6, -L. 4 ; 4. Post- Lue f&patc h. ic 7) | cnnttien ties hake ae mo. equity for | improvements mage and “eent; newly decorated: perfect condition, | an Garment * 0.. SOS W ashington. _(c) | COTT ‘AGE Wtd.—To buy; in Maplew ood: FARM—. F . m2 hestnut st_|/ FLAT Wtd or exch: Ane modern 3 and bo 495, Post-Dispatch, — neemnientae | Rn centrally located, worth $3500, or ay OT We t of 5566 Mapl 80 ft.. r month. 1418 N. 7th st. (c99) EASTON, 4845—Store building to rent: rea- | LUMBER Wtd.—New or good secondhand 5 room brick; or bungalow; Drice | imnrar a sale, 100 acres prairie, modern 4 room flat for a double ‘flat, South Side. | GG ‘AGE Wtd.—Exchange vacant, Univer-| 4-family fiat. worth $3600. clear title, for 5) re, wk . $24. i gee Ai with 4. 5s : Tare Wi : ~r — = 3g eee’ ee Soh ete shop, nt gen ceiling, flooring boards, 1, % or 1 inch; must be right. 6976 Marde] ay. ae entice s ¥.. Y s000b to good town; | Apply _t582A S. Compton "ay. ae ity City, 60 feet: want cottage and will | or 6 room bungalow, with gaicuge worth tras 7 Ww * ite, 705, ‘Olive must ‘i ¥ aecond-floor re: reoms, 80: water $16, automobile repair s} other business. any size longer than 14 feet; state price, FLATS Wta.- —~Houses and bungalows, to s¢\l; | property up A. $4000 take other clear FARM Wtd.—For exchange, a nice home. sive back deed of trust for balance. Box] yp to $9000: would pay difference: eer & womens - . ae" : Er a. » ~~ . —- _ful 1] | particulars, 1420 8, isth. part pay. Reitz, 620 -foot lot. 5800 west. clear: far or| Y-455. Post-Dispatch. (c)}| rect with cwner or'y: no agents, mop} a OF. ie sale, northeast cot her Tiodiamont MES H. M AGL IRE REAL ESTATE, KINGS HIGHWAY Joc8 N (near Page)— wo an i west, south and southwest part of the city.) Mermod- Jaccard ‘Bldg. H-foot lot, geest, clear, for farm or | _ mente ~ and Ridge, 206x1i2 Apply 1415 Goodfei. S10) Chestnut st. Fine large store. steam heated. ATTENTION, BUILDERS! KEANE & FRANKIE, 1008 Chestnut, COTTAGE Wid eee =~ — lat. T. P. Plumridge, 316 Wainwright Bldg. | -anu—For trade; 102 acres; 40 cultivated: | FOR EXCHANGE—Would like to exchange se . ‘ ADDY - lon we . wree Se St — ae 4 er in Memes dames atk | or ve rooms and | -* ; oie >. a ‘ - team. cow. | 50 ity in axS-room, up-to-date house | a - as S~-DeSirable e-hal with Se ameton st., 22 We have on hand an exceptionally fine FLATS Wtd.—Double 3-room flat S: any part | : | FLAT—To exchange; 4-family. 3-room flat. se. barn, orchard, water; $850 equity ) — an an pint BANE office in Ky et Market oral neton st., 2220 and stock of secondhand building material of ev- of the be oases le 3- cash. Box Weegee | ean Se cot basement net over Maer or modern: want poe 5 "wimp or fe we Box ;s, implements; want city or offers. Box| for a farm close to Bt. Lous: would, con- | —~ C a, avenu (former ely et ne +1 ge Satan . is ‘ 7 ery description, at prices that wi nterest | > ie * 0 Qy-| 1-4! Os spatch. _ -4% Post-Dispatch. sider in the county; house located on South | ‘ Oo or QUICK sais, a g0atmens Bank Bidg.. Forest O400, (ch | J. P. HERRMANN JR. R. E. CO . . Pp | _£ OS! Post- - Dispatch. able $150 cash, balance monthly, Box R-&7, L-437. Post-Dispatch. : yy street and sidewalks made and paid ti = " + Tt te you: Secondhand dimension, 2x4 to. 2xl4 - nme | . pe cap PR wey re ere | a ‘ell built modern 5- . foo ORES-—Two small stores and poom in Sis’2 Chestnut st. secondhand sheeting, secondhand timbers, 3x4 | RESIDENC Or bungalow wanted for cash: ont -Diapaten. ee PLAT —To hot a coon? eal “cessaae a eam yt 3 cae eo or & and 6/ for; price $2500, balance of $1650 4 of Aeon “RU tae O.._ Bie Chestnug gt. = all *1° 10 N Jeffe rson. oh the Heart of Real Estate Row. band u i | > iy i} ndj| Prefer West; must be modern. Box W-4y4. , W-313, Post-Di a, (ce) = me] —— ya = aq up, in oak, W. p. and y. p.; secondhan COTTAGES WANTED | ra lk Box L- st-Dispate 0 igie flat on South Side, Box Y-470,| trust. Box os spa : FORK SALE PAGE, 6401—1. arge store; gopd location for | doors, sash, plumbing supplies; in fact, every- | _Pdgt-Dispate h. . | I can sell your cottage, have plenty of buy- | pemeentow nanos. OS Dispatch, Po ate Dia watch, h lt (c)| FOR EXC SHANG femnctow in Webster;| 30x145; 12 block Central ayv., drug Store; no drug store cIbse. Call Sun-/} thing insecondhbardbuilding material. Esti- | SMALL PLACE Wid. —To buy or rent; sult-/| ers for 8, and 5 room modern cottages. | (COTTAGE—To axe hange; modern 4-room 18 6 rooms, hot-water heat, hardwood floors; | from Market carnand F Gay or after 3 p.m. other days, mates meat furished. A trial order will able for chickens; about 25 miles from St. | me. Olive 508, or call, brick; want single flat or residence. Box|.FOR EXCH ANGE- -Roomin hf —— {les | modern throughout and in first-class condi-| Hi Pointe: echoo across ‘street: PHYSICIAN S OFFICE Suit te, with estab- | make i? ou customer, ANDREW SCHAE- Louis. 6087 _Bartmer. | ROLAND A. WISE, 812 Chestnut, Room 204. | L-469, Post-Dispatch, EOI SS IF —_— all a hae — 7 for aes or} tion; clear; leased for one year; want good! chance: write or call Sunday. shed dentist; good opening for netghbor- | FER SU PPLY AND WREC wy ve ® Eton avs, | HOUSE Wtd.—Modern home With hot-water COTTAGES WAN . a FOR EXCHANGE—Some finest farm yy MB this will stand investigation: no| flat in good locality to live in and will pey West Park av ip hood practice; alterations to suit: lease, | ence, Natural Brid e.and Lex ngton avs. | heat, near M« Kinley high school, about 4400 £ and farms for city improved. Box Y-391, -sgents Box D-211. Post-Dispatch, cash difference; answer at once. Box Y-287 | LOT—FOR SALE iia tS, NORTHEART . rite - oe i ll Colfax >, Kinloch Delmar 493. : , rs : var & hone. w ® or cal lin person. Dr. Shank. | Zz 10Nes: Hell ‘a 375, K c _ $6000. Box Yy -420, st- Dispatch. (c) I have many buyers for cottages, in all | Post-Dispatch TOMOBIL aD Wha For a a “acres _Post- Dispatch. eceweesh {2 CORNER VANDEV ENTE re AN nee 3 » P l{n, ya i Hodiamont av. mes > in Wash. part f the cit cl 1 Tr A Pineent : ~ smecnemean —— ROOFING ‘WILL buy at once 5 Tennis flat in Wash-' parts of the city. ose to car lines: some, }],4‘1 To exchange 4-family, 4 rooms each: es ote ‘almable land; take ;: -seated | PROPERTY Wtd. -—~To exchange, | DIE; ALLEY. STREET AND . he Most ETORE. ; teers geet Oe Heights district; not over $5500. Box | Want time payments: will buy quick {if suit- strictiy modern, new: take old clear prop- rie eS Muse le eae: Ss St. Charles County farms for desirable | PROVEMENTS MADE DE SIRARL® 3A). r a Oe A all 2005 Store: hange; good business tramecer corner: near! Salisbury. “Gaclling, | CORNER LOT—For sale; 55x100: sout — ee ne ato 11 Easton: dlern: suitable for | aE. | any nice retail bus iness: rent $14 | ANCHOR ROOFING CO, builds or repairs pay -148, Post-Dispatch, (c) — “Ter from $1500 to $3000. If you want! ert y part pav. Box W-491. patcl a hal WM RE ITZ REALTY CO., St. Louls income property; describe and | CATION -FOR APA’ PMENTS. ar, ry Ise. -& oo ier = On » se see me at once. rama — YW | | CO RS IS Ay Bet Lobe o roof. 4456 Easton. Del: 2896R. For. (e 90) Dol BLE FLA’ T Wtd.—5 and 6 or 4 and ‘3 t B. W isk: Od. 812 — hestnut pm | “ANT-—To chan nt 1.12 Chestnut_ eft (c J price what you have, or better. if you ‘322. ial ST. DIS rat er ’ if eCAseo suf le c ( & 2 a: m”Ay S Or 4¢ — : = - "1€aP?r, ‘ \ : lal fage 1% singie ‘Tt’ > }- : - . ter; rer reas pt in Al order. rooms, pref West End dan. cash for a ae ‘ ea w iL. ~ nha To exec a : (-room: sub | J l, SPRAGUE. hO3- 04 C0 hemical Ride - |: ‘OR SALE Ad on \ renient EDWARD | AKIEW Io LI. 118 N. ith st. | ANY LEAK in roof or gutter repaired and genuine bargain. Box W- _ Post-Dis, _ RU NGAL OW S W, ANTE D | fl tch od ing od lew Leake Ine ‘ ar. bath ea RECUR, 090-00, comms ; | y STO : ih ECS Oe , nd a , ° Oru “LAT “ti "es Sin o . “LAT ua single or POUMMe TOP § sCvTT ‘ : le al i ve t rs. &© xi) ne OF | + 25-2i ms ’ : . ry 7 ‘ : rn RY} He, live: choi location for any enone, only 4 , weer Oo ik FLA’ Wtd.—We a End; single and 6 We have several buyers for modern 8 or SB, te iP ees water ot 10x Bg Bag Twe e .. sberan: tad’ teed’ tan Gee S KE. ( or. tz | and Sutter 7 a REROOM meme pable, 1024-24 Vandeven- | will call on ete hy reine ‘ ‘ to » 7 i. 4 e ee a " 4 2S Je né 197 , 2 — » F ? gf oo , . ; real oO} ‘ hi: I ohf ™ “ int ‘ity ro erty retail business: 3 hotels and theater sam . ee t 1474: Delmar Ct ieee’ etitnlidlitetees rooms; must be a bargain for Cash. Box . eunaalewe: we can sell them quick. . — ‘ote Brilliant. - 457 ee. oe nln My ™ | above: rented 857 monthiv; mortgage $4500 , CxO: good business ore pert#? ba: block: transfer carnar W-4258, Post-Dispatch. See us ] —- . ame . ia. ee | SOC US At Om ’ ae | Wi : ft. lot or light auto or truck m s. { "ine 4 ffi » « STORE—Good business corner; store ane __ )} COTTAGE. Wid. Modern, 4-4 Side; will GLICK & JONES SR. E. CO.. 824 Chestnut UTOMOBILE td, ake tomo- | FOR EXCHANGE — i ge menage i te y. 149, Post-Disnateh la Olive oo urorming, 01S Pine #t., rognr oi a Oe BB gl ge nll drug R A S A | give oV-foot lot in Vinita Park, clear, as ~—— Trr b lle for equity In good Kirkwoo ome splendid condition, 4400 blo ermar, Ci—_—_— ; saIN ‘|* . = ( ¢ ee ore RS K ] P FE I I 2 200, Post-Dispatch. ¢ 4 0 7 33 ispat up to $10,000, to exchange for good m | 3118 LACKLAND. BARGAIN, | ‘ . : ry l Lil , Hodi i?7 ont ane | Mine ryan a eh B OX Y- Sin * l ST | 4 a ch ( , W AN | K D lot. 17 i Hx ' s} ‘ ~ n't Bibs. oom, 9 nl. Ki : New, double a. rooms, kitchenette breakfast } { rk SALE (ya)T) On South Side: 4 or 5 room A single 5 and 6 room flat, with tile baths WILL exe! ange: uity #-reom fri Be. , . ation and price Box W-4l. “'D (C} | rooms, sleeping porch, hardwood floors, etc.: | DEI MAR AVENUE V (CANT __ . ; 4hde de 4 4 Doctors’ Offices, Establishe “d Loe: ation single flats: have ready buyers. See me, and separate steam or hot-water heating | city; large | improvements: $200 n : ~ 1344; want amaller property. # uildin Fouthwy st_ corner Taylor and _P: Pi. | pS pe ey. ats Sage: ne ROLAND A. WISE, 812 Chestnut room 204 Plants; must be in Washington Heights or have vou i Ox 7! ” isi hes "Ar! O04 pene of 270 a — near se | rent 3 HN HH. ARR ITT, 15 N Seventh st. | LOT 100x105. RETWEEN OS RDA . iscoun pe 0 ‘ Siam gems ises and Near locality: can pay all cash. Box Y-372 ‘ . \ 8 we ittage James, #0., Sood Water, orchard, meadow, | _ ation , r prs wWantir small houses and X iO, oO Gh ti : om south tts : * 7 on Biabes ‘ and Sener; fine location for apartrneme «or 2 S rOR FE. TN 4AM inser rtions. | desspiiihie din | Meotiages trae sy cede rn. _Post- Dispate h. i SSA . yer A ord re ing ( f. miily | room wouse ate. “t b arn “ . ~ $50: war” Bg, os Ww P Hav e Sey eral Good F arms business bullet: 2 eoten tee for Outede «male. a ; ABBOTT, 15 N, 7 , Y wae } cdgat faer. 722 Che ut on vation, pric a A, F. ('MMINS, G18 Pine #.. Floor ' he apr nt to : na mane ee, eae REAL ESTATE CARDS _—_— HN_H. A} es rT.16 ‘th ar pP R¢ yp E RTY WANTE D Aen d a 4 OF room flat as part pay; balance long age th By et A bg > y mr ne i Olive haa MM ite oor: @o7 . ‘ ? r©@ UO www —- — Pe ne all la i i ; ; voms, » Ne , ‘hat O Ox nee, OOT - SLi e ‘}eino NOH42 0 | fo « ) ¥ : > ’ ' re o \ " | i] rs) | fay on A ll BANISTE! . €0O 1h O! live st. oe rs 7. LAT Wea ie: Kour ad nate a ne SagglAoe We are very anxious to list your small F LA _ 1 se “3 WwW wy ottare or vacal ae . He 10, Ne SO ‘| call Yr our office, 300 Title Guaranty Bide. . ee oO im OR Ik es R Or MS John MeMenamy I. & R. E. Co., ern, Box. Ww 206, Post-D} spatch, pousen, Lag EB ony Age oe lots of! poy W437) Poa ispate LATS T ) ex ‘h inge: 4 families om great, | southwest corner Ben onth oe6 en ats : mS, Oe — , 7 nonragaye = uyer: » nave - ' 5 rick ete ind concrete: centra eat: | I. wD , . — " ss . . \ é 1308 N. GR AND AV. COTTAGE—Or single flat wanted: give 60 DYAS REALTY CoO., 107 N. oth et. | VACANT—T: ccnange. 30 feet, Southamp rented § e of repair want | ; ‘ Ta. Le ™ Will sacrifice, make offer, Own- 1¢ { Ve Steam heat ; newly decorated: suitable for Renders etficient Sa reliable service in the feet of vacant in a rte mn, Avene. and = - ( ) 20 1] sO F | P : rk { in ; 0 o4od ar real e par t r ivment, balance terms 24 AC R ES son “Al ott mi any business pen. 3041 Olive st. Rent re- / co tion of :entals, buviag, selling, leasing! cash. Box W-487, Post-Dispatch. ‘¢ ) or “ro st-Dispateh ck. tae ' ‘ost -Dispate | - . . " ou 4 duc ed re : (c62) te tradine real estate, or making loans and FL AT “WW tA ae ep South Side must “he " a PT, ay alrgro a ed , - ; oe aS eo uh t . pant Bo 3 88. tee At Jennings station S800 poll re « ye + ; wee as ., —_ ee: , y 4 _— = : a ui . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ; . wes ; . . } : ‘ " ‘ ry . ; , ' ’ , : * V¢ , ’ ne +f , nsurance Let vs serve you. Call ric rms cas OX 2 TAR, td , ve OF excnany Pe RGSS Oe mh 1AN¢; +-f; ily, 4 Dt flat j; apartments or other come property wil vacant, eet Walnut Manor. nquire 4709 Rea hed by iw per eent of Q | OOR 1 |: OR RICNT 2 Lind an oie 5 OF ie entre al Fu w4., modern, state ew PesOe, LOTms Cash. Box I have several cash buyers for eingle flats hous na jot wv ee Ey S ahd atti , ~ EXCH ~- ant xi fi re to aodlie ebeaed i assume one deed ' property is clear of San Franciaco . — —— ---—- ; a ¥ ~it 1, Post-Dispatch. also 6-room_ bungalow, near O'F allon or fint: ement Thee lenbure a‘ . Heeger {1 nk: for my $8000 equity. subject to | ineur nbrance Box > 186. Post-Disn, 1 Owen Mil Kennerty For sale. in Meunt 8: Amens, Sontah M heated build ing, If you want a quick sale on your property| pe ‘outh Side. high AGES WANTE D | y BR. = | ba re * TOMO E gy or a pire If you have some property you don't want. i | LLER ] { »N R > AT Y CO., Splendid, modern 7-room Gwelling «lot BOx COT pe Wtd.—o room en serD we t select property, any kind. and if you bave . vou mw — ‘te - r i “fe PUPLEet min Ee set. , cas hot — ‘ rv trade” Submit proposition : . : . : » : : a . ** 4 i = : dn ave Oe 5] i ‘ry Ie ‘ry , COori- — al nquaeempnemmetes - ~| FLAT Wed. 3 to § room sinzle fiat, patronage. “ - et : , . ' - — - o} . n+ ancheat oe , Buil ling Ine Ing rede ; ‘How A hout Your Rents South Side; must show 12 per cent; give! YECKEL*“MARTIN REAL ESTATE A%“»p/! FilAy 1.—For hange, 1 Creve:| lsh e coet af tiene Eien ae CITY Y REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 0: price 89000 441% Moerkotte rE een r. . . " " | Ti : , ; ; ' : rice 4 ' 7% ree ty : na S00 Humphrey st., for cash, . Plum- ' , rr at ro cottage . ‘oset-Disenatel rn . Fine lo Cain mn for « drug store: modern steam- SOLD & PROPERTIES LAST WEEK riige, Jl W ainwright Bidg. ic) hous@ on 5 Broad ” 29187 . — W IL L Y OU | RADE? , ‘ ‘ | " 1. E Ps STE IN, G17 Chest ie . 9 . d ; nut st. be. le service ‘ ) t with | ‘= ocated | i in « On Se ent h st l eet, t 10 : ent ters or aoe a eee Se. tows Peavisios some sinaliler property im part pay. ox Have cash buyers for 4, 5 or 6 room mod- Kirkwood for $3000 to &5 juity im city want good automobile, he Pt Tj) why not trade it to someone who does want | pr... ail kinds of suburban property, Bee GB a: 3 | °. _ us: e x ' R 2t7, Post-Dispatch. ern cottages on North Side or West End: give paemalren : Hox R284. ie ‘a 1} '; it and will give you In exchange something once WALTER SCOTT. Tet ontyg, pe . ‘ey ° "ayn | h ? = %: hid A A i ] OSS I OV-" 1} l ( fa l t Ol 0 eS | HLS WLLL property, but to sell it: anime collected and thing modern and in good cation; cash , want South Side lonce * >» pam) '. hy ii « ' GOODMAN-HARDT REALTY CO B " ar 4 rey ° ' o} Out eahat ‘ paca . ont . ‘ . , " . er . ‘ . " ; ; ‘ : , . money advanced on rer | for bargain. Box O-300, Post-Dispatch baie Weheniahal resideng arage r Tos re ark Suite 221. International Life Bide ‘SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE z q » 7. ; . ¢ . ) “ . ' . y . 4547 4351-42353 Oliv e street; suit able “4 { r |: | ) | é “kk —e- — Lots of it, too. » va ‘ 1 I CQ Ty 1¢ ill \ AT Wtd.—5 and 6 room fiat in ‘Tyler are desirous of disposing of same qu} kI5 M1 I a Low fe et soul 4 for automobile accessor y> liberal in- | Pace district; will give clear house as this 1s an ideal time to sell, ne a for our present supply. What we want is more | ——— - 7 aT ' —_— gag FF wn in ya alleys ‘ Torhvye ] d f lil np tina atin ett ne We render careful. efficient service in the ae D 7 es yur 7 . Eee | Rox | room CO lern: | we ~ —— MIN’ “ON. 11186 Ho land Ridg Poat-Diat *} ol: next ta Kroewer store Both phones. aiiaitl _ ~-~— FLAT Wtd » OF « rooms, oe ‘ VOTH la? kK Xo HANGUE El@htyv a res, near Holla -ESIDE NG es . | . Aon fw } ; i Pct | ane i - ! “ - t 4 ’ oy } rig Tima. et , : - ad eon mn a Sa inte “er as , 3 >. a ’ . ; - ch . | ’ HiVide to i} enant (‘heap cont. oe eee j between Grand. Californi; herokee and ; sont 4 b * ahd : ti4 ee ie teas A , x at § | via | , rt ? 12. 3 Rates for floor space vers rinte , & 4411 ate wee hy (ofS) 15 SA IES | _ Bhan ev OX > Ode Os enatec) Mo try ‘ ae Warr - at si fence, wr] , : te. | : on P u o 4 4 lev J , » ated t a 4. ane eS — a J - eu L | CUTTAGUE Ww tad xchange lat equitw for waer Feat : ” , of 1 | particulal r m1 fren iw ‘ lh : PH) Sic LAN s “> os Pa established loo! ~ 'F L. AT Wtd $ ana Poors . ana 4 le ed Rox L)- 188. Post-Die JH "OST LLB t . ‘ ms, Al , ’ } in “i mpateh ’ ; - as choke corner » = Ae — ne AM ’ “OF FICE f fare or . ‘ (rT IT Ati® ry mort CASON: : A ] ] vy ali- A n Patiurg tridge (2 ) | ms, between Cheroke: “hippes (‘a lj- — Te ; y ’ . a ; af 4 mereni «« " re, a te Ca: na rif - Pp ) m * - Natural Frics | roo ee oe sed Dt | tT NGALOW- a itp t ) _fornia an ‘rand ih . > ' , , _ ; ; Pare os . stv fm . o : wo, 7 St. Louls and prairie; $l aes rn ea : S434 Rebecca 4000 8 Grand ment. San Lol a! ; cn, | : muthesaet corner of Univer , : : , “eo 3 a tr :" ‘ vranet “> i a t | P J ra r} " ‘ ? - 9 brie Ly : . one - . o , . a 4 * u *, I . ‘ ‘ ‘ . - #is a¢ Tr) " ¥ 4 » Te mare ay " — . . . " a ‘) e » 7 ; rt > 44 RC I’ * otfie of @. oe ma ee. . : COTTAGI la street . a eee " , . hs { kT TAGE — For emgie flat W est: own- : mt ; : . . me menses _ ; ‘ : : i. - ' . vom oe: . 2 PORE ’N iran large store, cheap Mai , > ae re 1k lox R-229 ‘ost-Dispate) hn + 5 tn L, “ MEP dr ~~ lite h met tack bs . sn , ' i . y , cash pri ° Rox a i | Pos t , reat ve of bi t manips, Po I yah } = . . " a a . ’ . ‘ ’ : ‘ . i? i} Will “ei ’ at : @ ‘ Or faa ora’ ie) — . , : FOR Ke XC H \NGE Moder? Leow at south FOR EACHANG i J v ‘ tye “ aoe : Peome they ic) . : a — os * : ana rel Sprin ‘e and Natura! FLAT Wd = ‘ ’ Or 7, "wis, ert . a , : \ end 7 reo? eee r his office a ‘Ours, DAY casi POR EXCHANGE—Equity and lot LOOX 165 Ome aes eM ' » tes _ 9 ffer: give location ; vacrif Marsuette and Moet* sapt i ave ' el ver.and, Ma. on Crewe inpag : : : “ | | P clie c ele or 2] To * ' . ‘ : ne " . - . : ; Mercantile Trust Co., Agt.. ark 7 ae ee will alter to suit. | CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R. BE, CO., _ | mail full particulars, ft.. in Lyndhurst, for car. suitable to m change to Graef, 2102 E, Grand. vr a -Stewes Lindenwood, J, U. Thici ir 4 Tre . ° , a] . ake 4001 y By Grog ste OS03K.. — (c) Olive 09, 619 Chestnut st, Central $4. ‘GLICK & JONES R. FE. CO.. 824 Chestnut, | ton car. Elchor Garage, 1603 Hodiamont.(7)' gate pt Sih and Locust Sts.

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et “a eee —— ) -abeniegasin ean prahtnstAddinne Ammen . = | o{/ 4] "d tA g . ) > AE ESTATE FOR SALE CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE mane — “xchange, Wanted, a sunga alows, eT ae Sener ue ie » 7 . . rn j ‘ 05 IR | IST CO | f seine _EAST SIDE £1 wooded knoll] which overlooks the pict ‘ted On a SY Iote Brilianett: Open 10 to Is Sunday. l wane slecke av. S-reom bets Six rooms. large * s . ; C ’ ’ . ne . BROADW 4 ND ' UCAS o9 gt. | | BOND AY. asf roca Pa ead A alley, and the grounds bor res, t] arenas Mera- “OTT ‘ee aioe male: brick: 8 pooma” oe | Bete it for’ $2009. *°"! et, ete, quick pane: = DROZDA REALT Ph ‘am leat, Designed £500 buve equity, ‘price $190 auto or ¢ ash: | AGE For sale. “S421 We Unday, ty in in s are : ae i USE For ‘ ar nett CASV terme Mr. ‘Garst _ Clear title, . gta rick cottage ts yoming st.: /* Py ——— = J . or Sale: 7 rooms — —_ . c , BI ang. 58 Ruskin a owe tric, furna . ot a ’ : rame ] {| SUBURBAN p PROPERTY - 2m geet house. “ Lot 101x240" water, rae There js } ] UNGALOW ror sale. new 6“ roor = | Sbouts;” lot 252195. arble sink. cop _ sconcrete found 8 | FOR SALE! , St, | Louis ay.. . Ferguson. Mo a 0th Farag oe and St; ah le, and tt p reh ‘hot: Slate roof. tile bath. -" mod “KG + Price $3: 500: Der ! . pork fi | V lew © a aah MISC | SUBURBAN For sale, 2 acres war = | the hel] “ Cottages for nd chipot; water heat, builtin booke sw ® | —SORTE-RUsrT Make @ reai bargain a . Ov; @) hi P 2 , 4nd chinaclose ‘ ook R. CO., w s : A P 4 | iS ¥ | - OPA A, SSELLANEOUS a in fate ken "eownomag Po re r by ith 4- room h Pp. C ounty Ww ater a nd i lee ‘tricit Vy. T } ‘aye ) T 7, AG cy ose Cc: stor ‘ ne porc h. _Gran ] 442W | ; 4 ‘OTT, AGE—Fer sale. ; 816 > Chestnut orice is rs ll nut. j , ae Si "co en Ditto. ‘ i] . pd = . ~ j ) ’ . ——— > eaten 4 . ’ Renn tO adnate 1 y ‘TMENT HOUSE RU ILDE RS, ATTE TION: fi COT (NTR Y C ‘LU B HOME SITE | _£LSOn, “=” E. Go SS, 215 St. Louis ay., oe f OUSE 1s built on heay y stone found. ati le Cash. bal: Wade | en x oe s: iH ill sell halt | a. 0 erick 8 One floor: gome; Gamd ; CARONDEL k y , 7 44 av’ if Ste¢ girders— 7 | block fre Rrapes; within’ hy | chick ~~ Feened: fruj x12 L ° f ‘ th om Lad and : re grou ul rom car line. alt | licken h 1t cel! OT i | View—Eastgate, Clemens ( — Street in North Park. ||} — MINER’ REAL TY Cy Cough right“! | price $1 550: fine “pd Kitchenette ‘eanrpune use and its many specia] f t for the owner’s way, Inquire 1815 8. Broal! | dest buy in Sourh? Yard. trees na, large ' $646 Roswell av. 4 i OS, Cabanne, Cate | 1" A SO. Wz LACH } UST D 6 50_ De e rivers } it, Interdriy e, Ww estgate, Enright and D, rth. Drive, = | 'RACT ON L AKE LINE Bes & CO., 3615 N. Broadwas: | € appreciated. © seen to ony —4 ROOMS & AND BATH | COTrage— Foe ee _ alone | oe teerth eee f | ali¢ Cl] ae 31 acres; ' | HOV; sE— F aes (cv) | . | or x128. Phon one-story a 6Sale; 4164 Jun YS ik wed the pri i tractiy e prices, aar—at ver | | Near McE mo reve Coeur 6! | —For ‘sale acre of od rm, : 1170 © after m. Col ry and atti uniata : balance t *ctric oa ’ e) ground nm | , . . Olfax | Troon : C fra st cash, ® terms. h Er spec is bei , A } i divide “DOsBNH, 20 improvements: | eres eeping pore h . basement, A pena a mansion may be had Ww ith 15 acre DAV ID D P. LEAHY, LY. 720 Prtess Po or - quien te: Te eons werent oj CONRAD L. DL. SCHOP - c sul apie or A ’ | ~ an LTY ¢ 00 ch ‘ © poultry houses: ro aCTOS or Mm ‘A — st. (e7) of $200 e SHO: y ' Drice arth j{i— Maple an, ), Chickens: all kin, Om for | ay be . r Ore (un en eel E oy OF MOre cag fell on terr | : cae. Good investment ps age. Bungalows, Flats 0 | Bath 6- ROOM. HOU SE. ; Hodiainon ave | —St._ Georgia ‘av. eae "Mo Wleses Pho . ae ted. bon automobile ro; ad to d P to 78). C Otta 2es, $100 Cash ona METERS nr ough “or Monthly: own otk aaa Fs . ) ‘ope r’ V | | i, ctric ] » » I é CREs i j ne a mad - — a any, 685 / 7R. ) ldr Five and 6 HOUSE —s ‘GER. 14 w ; ~ + ’ results Produce [O00 a . se. Water es : c f W ood floors h >t Jan P ro ert y ik ’ j e ( i ac dd CSS } fas: ‘ar a room brick Cottage h [ Sk For le or nen 2s &th st ote { B00d rock re _ brapes, fruit ¢ os ] 5 or Sale | the PO 4 i OX R.2 ; a a sac ent laundry: 3: Dath and [n+ eee Sale. 5-room h ome : 2600 Macklind ayv., a i | (" 5 i ro road ind ne rees, etc. On | Beautiful countr WIE , nL -D] SP AT ( WR PAS Care i reason ‘ ‘Ty: in R00d loc “—. also f . ; ome; ft P : ar of tae? é home, 7% | Care oO sonable: bal 5 ocation: price| str “rnace, bat) "@ lot. 50x cottage. bath, gas, fine | } an arrange to mak | 'n& for a blace like this wot. If you're look- | house; plent y 7% acres; modern } DI ance like rent. ‘Sets. alleys . Seth. electri ’ ; - ce building loa gate, BD yy © [his you ough | Y Of fruit and berrie Dix ZDA REAL’ ry See 4052 7...4.:.,.089e; bar © lights; | r; close to fine. nev 7 ns for | ARD GO al 3 to investi- | 8nd shrubbe erries, shade treee | ie CO., 4012 Ch . 2 Juniat Kain; eas : | reasonable 2 | nut st. CKE, Agt 4 ry of all kinds 8 | outeau. | To . ast. anny Y termg, 00. on casy terms: th | , -aMount, | |—*+ + 721% Chest- | blocks. 129, ‘car and train 2| | MUST BF carn NLT Grove Het pps Wi ' ; . f Real Estate De . i | ’ _ arson rd.. Ferguson, Mo l BE SOT D es (rand ¢ ights office * _ B. WISE. room 204 aa €partment in FINE S | 4120 Ca, Ld a 2 Victor 1949," “251 8. g > ; ‘ i| c y - — -V Camilla ay os. Fr : 10431. rand, " i ‘ Mississi V :, |, Eight-r ah racy me U B U RB: AN.HOME | HOU SE IN K K RG ‘SON PAnnn UNIVERSITY CITY reception hall: bork af on ee | | BU NG AL a pany | Dine av., Kirkwoon’'} Just north Ofehty of | Move into; Jot 150x700: oa nd ready to veniences; large lot: veralte Gan” | HOUSE—For set. . and alleys “> O; streets | asement & city Coren : and sewers made; brick é s rk wood anal : ot I 00d-~ | LN sel] ¢ owner mov ~d 0 in T° niversity ( rete % wih s ale: \ an S made: aah pi tris ty: 4 oe city Ww RTan. ‘ rick and I IN E Sts. | LM ISEN We A RE yet line. ' The “beta l wri Ope n for ine; pec tion today’ son, ean’ Wine ay Cl Benton LUSTR, Nic hat a "GOR a Price "$5250. Oot 100x: 300: con- | 4116 1 reat pte make terms; ing | 83500: dine ; inlet 0x86, Near Manchin’, secs = oa. poe, ha nae 4 { : Pe en —_ ora i tT see Maple and ‘He 4 CO., H)T DM. AN _RE: ; Urprise you. wv SS SA. ‘ay ‘ton, Mo Wr rns OFest av Most liber: r| enrose st. elegant és Estee. F 2000. Fore 'st of Kirkw : car base rr ' . ot - a piers é diamor | LUEDI ‘ALTY (CO ‘ VA AC ANT— i aot: -BSTER Gp. 2’: a ebate: a Md attic: rock coms brane UFORE 1021wWw ood, T 2700; Teasonable ae ities | | Mr . ~- 3; ee +: 422 C hestnut ast or sale in North [7 niversity. at | SH? ‘ROVES ~~ J» cellar: city ¥ COTTAGE ~ : , rma Cee ne aa iti 4 : aE Rs Glee nanan tee £ t| SHING? rp woe ‘ Ras; lot 2.107 y Water, TAGE , —a WISE. ‘ : — See See ee car —,.- So 9] T Die ‘Kens W ill Be Ple; . ] _KIRKWOOD 33 ideal ae of Lake line and Olive Street fr, it wey ety isl NGALOW =: o _With owr : Yn only Sees Cioset : Kossuth : 1.000 | : ILAND anew ? = j : this pri perty ‘ it to yourself ty | = or Sale, j-ac fe tusk a tollet, pantry o fi aime, o rooms, | ler at 514 Lake ja’ ry appoint ant | S827 Minerva >.¢, 70Oma, hot w ater. o = _ 2th M4. W ISE you ¢ rough. Fae rooma, Duteh dining ; 3 EDV ARD mse state! Proved, ‘ ruck far rm im. men ; n Urst floor; nice big base. | Bl NG: pn EKO lay, Wrap : nént ony =, Nerva flats: rent $4&0. 2. HON + 512 Chea estny ; throughout: large h : ~ SACRIF! FIC i FF SALE OF LOTS IN a =OC KR. ~o ee -_ Barnes, Kirk ' "Ntm electric and ga OF NGALOW po. E&P 263. (cy | 4252-54 Lee, don) ‘ 3.850 | COT & room «a se porches; eu N) (21% Chestnut, | ute 13, Boxy 124, FXWood, Mo.,, aragP: open ay ee lOt 256x155, and | &V.: 1 block .2 Sale; pW ebste) r 920... and 4 rooms f nice TAGE— ~For ~ aa with fruits. shrubbery, et : The Rere ‘dith Re; alty © } I ) | PARK VIF W BEAU TIF Ty Tr C Ov NT R Y —~ | ( 07 : AGE—F 5 Ir ale. 4-5 on Ti University _City all da¥Y Sunday, gov G3d st.. | room reodene of Selma raeter: 407 orest | QEo. ASL ATER yo Rha’ Age: ate: | 7 00 room, ory bric ‘k cA oi geet DRS age “ St ME IN INGL K SIDE _Box Re on ri loci ality: evens x yp 4 Rhos WEBSTER GROVES ee son AS aor ‘anxious ite, ith rden ; Rarage. SOUTH Sai Guire within op for a dick sa Hot ahs ‘7 BUNGALO WS SAR ‘ta 7 1UeSs “Isc in > | a ot iat at) . o | ~seovaaga t is Mate h. 8 ° —— é ‘ . i ire td a 3 41 2 In order to dispose of : Ale rman, heat ; lot 90190: or ote tric light, furnace | | COT TAG ie io | Se VACANT—For Sale: 109 feet fro | Bl NGALO “Tee y ARK SON iN irk ‘Wood, Mo COTT AGE—Fo j MIL TENRERGR ne Se #017 Lor GHBOROUGH si i Placed a we Ses : this most ‘Médired ie pro] ' 4 trees: lone ated ‘. “Pa _ ’ : a “ a4, ‘ North W ; awn ay and ( ‘olli gain, } T° some oe a a. ba Pr: t room, > an i ‘riseo- the : COnvVen.- | BE F Or gale ;. / n th 3900 : Ol tage e aA date bun la i .* Parky few { Portunit - burch . i, r St - Dis ; | oodlay nN av I ns rd, - m . vone Owner, W ebster a JOB; ines D ‘roughly mod tage at ray a modern 6-r e . Dl ove kx f 00 za with tiled ‘4 s 2 8 hilt restrj “se unsurpasse OU N [' RY ’ — | 85000. Jas FF + ._ Pos i minded 4 LSS . | SS &roun: For fis. “th ho it-Water he —_ —F Ur Sale: -_ . : a —o fu : or sale. 4 7) ec} ur R s¥ 8S : : e ( Fk; - - at; i u v ae i I hase, See us for Price und, pe -R, 723 Mer ANTS-La tk Bide | taxne; $9 Per foot; te rms, to close an es- con Mor sale, ¢ rooms, with all me der n | Mrs, a I Ral furthers informatio; na * #-room brick 0025 = Sa fi ban Hot: sites am } oe sa ise a uti See wiaho av. ts a subst i © c . eiede Bldy “Are Sn ae venience odern | ra pe aiser, 24 tion see ~ ane © Wa Sa- ne b . leat, beaut). tage. w sg a W KISE LS. G B H, AR 7 R and Other information. Be: autiful (' ountr Vv Hom S: l Re Thy No _ JARVIS, Zoe Chestnut st. Webster Grovent agt™ nt; 504 Atalanta ay.. | Flora ester Groves, Mo ponte. | incheste r| Cc wy TAGE For sale” —_ oti So on]s shee clectri “a continental botier; receition hail, bath eiesget! . - . &. CC A . ‘ S -For gale: 7 *| HOUSES— Sor a eee 2 (C).| FA EY Club, Bs . ‘Se #auna | ennessee, someon. Cail at g4o7{/ On terms +, ..2"ce of F. ‘ sink; cement ulke ai OF ae Eighth and ¢ piesa: Y. } Two ac a “4 ‘a of eee S STATION, es aint — aeons conanns, and lagen house c’ Webste er "Gn ta and ‘weroom “Sooxeet emma Wwe ster lot. w COTTAGE For Sale, ramae. dy | on and sidew see A¥lor or RAH Ca 4 SF et brick street: — renee eee eco c 10USes, re . room } mealies s ’ 000. as b =? e 7 ae 4rOVeS, sell Webater | j , —— — —— ——— ete ery ‘warden earn, B.. hi ‘ke o héuse, «neu “ a - + Fy bre-War price: a moste . = | Nd give any rms . ¥Y 10W pric owne . fell phone Cat | Rep al C} . SENT J wuiCK sale, $15 | . sale: af ten ; Pat ‘e. LY brick av ' : % snumen === / CLAUDrE © Y. terms desired. A unl Drice | aw er £10 fa yany FO; oe COTTAGE ; , (62); “hestnut s¢ JARV] Age curdey : four rooms ed ath, uraac , qiiaKe of f enue: » - 4 | ae MISCELLANEOUS | ON PROPERTY FOR SALE _Main 96 Contre ftAN. 108 yiidress. | st, | BUNGALOW Fo; —~ fe) | agentes, For ‘sale; + ruoms: lot BOx1. 0: | COTTAGE —— sent, 704 | oor va t chie Ken vard. 3243 [nd bath; terms te eectric fie price ' : Sn Eee Sell Pos HOUSE Fo, pee ane a oe MISCEL DAN : =0US PDA A 40 A ( > a ; | tile ite poten ater heat. hand wing rick: Z| me SD Kessler. W ebater Grenr Mo. tay TY “ hi edater: 2 room tine cewe “tf bargain i and furna, Sets 4- ei bath. ee tric 2 | Amc MIT. r ENH te GE yiehin, o vy 8th ; i 6728 Garner ‘ay. Gi. M . : ‘ale Y © ieee = en, tile heath: foon Oors, | WIR Rn apo, —- O. (CUD) | ekKen hous ’ a Co Cottage x ‘| COTPTaace ; 46 TD N. st. ne é ee acres, at St. sohn s rooms and 2 0h. 100 corr ] hi jh R A (' rTy street cars R ath: Strictly mo ler; STER @G ROVES. o x: Nectet.n i. ee ict Sloanira. ourden, | COTTAGE For a roon 5 1D. AHO av A ie no teel Co. and Manchester ca. amt Proc kniann : tation, North Bj ba AGE For sale 2° PE bata e 4 | JO. Blane and Frisco ¢ onvenient: ern. | Club, F. ¢ hurchi pposite Algonquin | By,’ SPCUPlc light and hee Ine porch room fr; sale 4 13 Humphrey ' Men 's and bat) » cor \ a4 room frame house: wate o ANT 5 ment, 1 by) ; amie, ad rooms. firj } | vient fruit trees: h large | 120 N F ec ir ‘Whitte more Co 11s. Ce $°500 f ™ Drove. ee a m house; all in fine order: vacs ’ or sale os re = ‘ ¥ eI anitoid wy , Zuson Car lot : ‘ : Qa roa: is le nt large SCre¢ ned _ HO! @ ern caliets (c6§2) s lt yea ald Cie iri r. na . 4 eis $ roonis an ] be ene R's r : ¢* * Gu ck Sale = Want to rent it. I Si provements an Orn frame. im- bargain wal Water we FSH. Wx; With 4-m a! Pedine, er, beautifu! lar jy lcing = haif origins G porches E—For gal; 4-1 “vies ARTHUR MI ; oe heat, ele tri ith; mode rn ex, en “.. S16 © ’ ee ut will sell | Bi Bee a te ee eres PASE One Joes ee Shiskore, Eqctten Droverty A ate ORE ROOMS --— 1) gents. KBox Ww ors Delce lot on oa 84 0 St. Charles branc} ~~ jUburban line | Poultry and Garc —O0d. | ———__ BUNGAT WE, | C482 yy . 4, 8 0 a a over and se : i 1K, mods rn. a a Uuick gale Price n Sugar , ‘ ~— awinut . a in 0: hard. eraiere I floors : tion | y es resid Ntaine . € IMROY INV iegey MENT Co. , 4 an property wre: 25 feet of nice suburt: | N} I MI REALTO es Ce@ $1500 but want your best oft reek rd fo 8 UD and five down: ai toe Amok fly é 1 Xcellenr , on ditio ‘105; fine Joo: ation: jn “FY réagonable, 50): ¥ “wee bath: modern: Sent ROW: wil] gell e: nice netthborhane: ea WEST : &U BU RRAN He IME For ~- Easton be ont: son) eet : f kr 4anitoid Walk g: - ul b- “ F ~~ : tld ¢ hest; ut ¢ | eet): ee KE RR, 92/3 ‘hestnut st. | i mie ne es S: Bee owner dow nstairs 4 con RE MBI .RY- 11S Nr > COTTAG E—-b'os ay ur loc kK fe) \ASE RE 47 TY Co easy terme Fr PRR ern nnn erty; pay your ren Or sRIe: Country prop- | %6.50 per to. rom street car: 5 and; -s (LEGANT SUROUrRn = rer nbley- Wiiso nN Bide woo, LOAN co cash, monthly - ‘3 rooms and bat} “ COTTAGE ete tf Cheat ny a . ; 3 See Holton. ‘ean Bt money and buy a Nate. | CHAS go Ry to Guic k buyer: ‘voy H. take » acres and 9 roo URBAN HOMES 5 ac res: nice jor wy Ag ARGAIN, BL2550, today “only, ' Sen" lot ioxzia, Price | BING ALOW == Bldg, _Webst, r troves. a Ne whe . AIMY payme nis; price $1350. i008 | brick yw ene ot sale, 4465] Itaska at ut et, ee hi800. Fie Fi anle; stucco; g COTTAGE — For ; aston. Cabany SUR, 44) | » CAR ‘x R, W ebster (; vel uit. | OWner wi}) SACTI fice Pn bay I On Lake line; | &ty Ferry rds., 18 minutes’ 22, er and Silla. _lanta av,, W eater Grove bss ner at SPY Atla.- | bath inelya “dy T 8ale, with 3 he ieamae cous COTPT \GE i 7} order: lot 90x 158 fixture: all in’ ver, Tom are So1r a Hoo oF ay. Marke i lot 40x 12s 0 Sule % 3 rooms, Water. mas: } rR U NGAI OW. : 58 St Laule County. M (On rock road near I er 7 or 10% acres Car. 3 blocks West f Kj wa from Stree: | Bray sk. I . | he Pat; lor 10x on the first loor = ai and me has 1k, Or sa! e, brick, e ro | ON @engy termes 4arage In rear: ry Niew ig AGE Por Saie, 4 roomaea 5 TO ) 2. pric e $12 ath), ; } For sal " " = . o, for im ; “ake ling, Price e ) Kessler. Pau - ‘. oS irkw 00d mite, or sale ‘ 6 nies e rooms: lo 5 ; | tree ' : x 187 fine lo, o ; iO Water i thodve eC me ta fic neces: * oms, bath, tnonth? . ’ ®Mal} Payme Se . will sei! i pajsbed Pasetnent; ibo: Q ROY : on KS T ME INT i“¢ = 8224 E aston ch bloke aoe all o onvenn, nec t . sdag pe b; are: iin: | for all tg. a hinds ger! ‘ acres or > +e nor th Fo flay av *» Kinkw 0od » Mascon ces hy Weis a: price $5050, . § 2Oxi00: i T RE MI frm \. wy £6200) wali nh; Vv Onder ful a iZtibor: I ig? new! y dd: ‘corated. 405. Car 5 like rent: Price 82750: palanes ae F. J oo 8 rh orle 26x / r pr sale = & “ west s€: some fruit os Bigs and 1 Railroad » Fy _On Geyer rd. near PF at HED : W i sree evster, Tremb ! SON K, ES . i ‘GALOW.- = OR Kx IN gE ; e eq % TT. AGE— Paton bie pri : “acre all improved. \ ag of Wagner i) , j trees blocks i roc and tWo Car lines rises | KIRK Woop iD Ho} ieee : —VEBSTE R G ROV E s_ TRUS’ , ey - Wilson Rh le Ww 4 = # OAN CO... Soe oon hed sale, $47 Weise} ninataie & LR. (. gc OT = ‘ ~For sale, Station eve Cy A. Schumae her, Hor Vorks: made fctric and u m house and al} PE + Modern 7./ C orner of Fee 1OUS ie BU NGATlour = - r CO... Agt. COUNTR -_Y ebsts Groves a + yf 30x 130: furnac a? fan, 83500, ae SOO ¢ Cheat aes Water, gas, large PR, oom, re eur line : ue ter ay. Street price $2 lton Iron | all kinds fruj ; necessary Outhouseg | Most f Je &nd Taylor ave { NGALOW— pF Or sale, new KY HOME — SO KEAN iy & FR \ all mo, lern. 365 », 3 RV : nut et, © te bin heton, Jou Cor 'N TRY oP ? AC a a Cabany 1992 WOO, Jor Sut- | Bric 'S and berries and 8, | ashionable ser tion of ‘in ¢f 7 rooms, sleep} e\ fucco or brick, ham, Webster: « Vor sale. 33 Wes . ANKIG, 1008 (hes TG BE R 900 a a ‘E-—For 200 fens | BUNGALow— = ——S ® $8000. I¢ shrubbery, | *tn colonial re 0 h Tk wood: mod- | m le eping porch: best material air hos 5 &Frooms, adoro t Kirk. | COP AGE ~—For «: ster: 6] fimo : * “ee ‘OVINE away m brick »& age. 2 urnace fi'® baths. combinatic send 2 Boren on “Lake line ‘s room home = ee or Sale, my, beautifui (Cc 1) | Maple Wood 4 ucco bungalow; highest Peint tn | SUBU RBAN RE SDE Nc ‘E FF, BUNGALOW For sale ent furna ©. iot "a 50x15 ? y Yooh electric, | ”" ath 2 OW For or sale. , Sttrac tive. a (er) bore “y once, TI trom = city and A nts Pos aon 110: i ald ¥-112 Fouth of ~~ "ark: a bar ° 4 ine n Ov erland lj Ae ome 6 roo! . eo u Are; adin 7 room bun alo e | ern ae - : ‘for 8a le. mod. Wood f] 5 . Si s ms a pre tly rooms; hard- } w jg Sah , “ l .f CONC? P ~ a P OS, ‘ rity kan ' “- fi, urhac e e] ex tri { > — rooms, hat . s V@ar and rr ew Dun 3 is Ox 1% Lom. |-Dispateh son av. St. Louis, 2° Gillian,’ 4926 Mcp her. | bern. ane all “modern cont enieriic, electric | 4 4-toom puna ow: tone ¢ | Switzer wh. font once. st.” Blumenthal 2085 | Gore av. Wi: ip marane a basement; 876 5s. | blocks ave feet of Man hesten eoing and | WeNCOs. 3151 Peatalogny, *tUTes: all conven: dows Colon ecttle. fixture! UD to-date: het +9 TTAGE—For sale, trame 1425 : ACREA( ib TR At Ts ii en see erous sh ae ae ken house, eure ond large | ~~ Br al chickens; $1200 ~~ #tound, for gar- | He JUS Kap or sa! .- fouls County, | ospuekt, 2 VERSTE R GR OV Dy S TRU Ss’ r ‘ale d. of t, $160 bac Price § 00, al nae ys ' po ii Mor Sale, 4-ro, m bi Home Comfort '¢ marble sink. opines Win. se, oa ona one bath, pantry electr ” > - * PS P t ie P Ow rte se. Pe tet dnd ' j @*y " ‘ rie te ot oO: & oq ) . : I rn . . . ths ; ; mR ta tracts for mie: he: > iH ae st ny sot LOOX) oa trgee and large “ear. Car line: | nt0) ‘ ungalow, 100x125; yar 1; on C 4 TH bath, furnac heat: ag iL. mise ption SUB BUR RBAN He ME For sa Sante ant | ees oe . te. See pI emines, ~ 4220 & ingham av.; onnodern: Plena Chicken house. “on coment celles "a “e barn. 3 porchoss er oe B17 = nk. . Louis Car iine, at onT2 ™ Ce RDO sae oye i Grsret- ih one ak, Pai bridges : ' St se os42; City : aa. le; com ab ae ' (Pa, ls ~. ’ Tr on DBloe o CO VOURE, S6- ee” ches ric , .. At ; ANN is Oo E ‘act y sy Si “Ty soe Rat. ‘ a any 746. See Owner | | Mhrubberys gage. food Vard: g00d Sha: 1 | He )] SE 7 A M: ple 00 I. s4a c h {¢ ken hues one J Por res. we Maia yt wl 720 Ats al: in Br NG AL ow. eee ‘ O' i Af i] | Or egal, ‘ {c) terms: ™ in Psy : oe "e lot; one ‘ s . NG ALOW—F ee = areas i LoT—f.; =e 30x12 > $i ~ i MN) n v Cab. 78S, S-roo; n house, I AT iS he or sale: 2 acren i (¢ ’ A Lood ‘ lot. a6 7 53 e ar 1! room brick: "a 7 327 ” EK Irn. M: aplewood: Fy. | oat li20 Ww, or est 642 : W e bster on Ist f! mp " na Rt, Poo iT) ~ a nd til a bat} | a4 4 - J FOx 150: pe : OF ms, bath; an do ‘ lee- my 'hrough S, urniture; ow Ner will chow Ai hardw ood floors, hot-water hea » Pid 4406; Jennings rd 1 «sete Beene foot: roc k rd. and elecene oe location poe conn ur time: g: OO ° OX $2: for dule k Sale: Cash | | An Md Sha le trees: A ac onatioy 5OXx150: fruit | | HOU: i) a Si. oa I ‘or gale. a> ¢} ro mM CONnCrete por hes. ‘ Woon pore, best f urnae ~~ a 7 . TO f FAT! aAY all Bent a sot. Tver ai a R, WISk room ‘oe R12 once ow : e a +3 uth ald —S rn: won ceceptah! tie wenn: ane y ond or cash | Chix ken hou«e ctr ine- Stable. roo All of aby, _ f g COTT TAGE ie ‘e erms _(e) | bath. hardwood Ons, rec ‘eption room, | Bet mu h cash Proof roof: jor Ox: VY AGE—For sale ? f ‘hestn: “: #8 #0uU Sila ackson, west "ad " f wADt. 41554 Kiaine “> terms, J, M. Bry- lins rd and: XK aoe 86000; n 0. cnt oRe. Wood: ter ma to alee located in Maple. totler KF ye aie, & rooms. water X190 feet . hermere hot-w ater heat: joi | J REMBLEY. gh ne aed: bargain K{ On ' _ ath and pRor ania, stor, y brick, 3 roots. Cottage Ste rg ‘SOTA AY. aut st, = st Pa BUNGALOW For sale: > JAS D. 1, ARK SONS! erguson electri n mepoom bunga) aw “tn Warr ] se nton 1549, “>. 1s ylaree yard; lot Oxia. iF Webster Groves Mo. 12 Fairview av.,| Tremble ¥-Wilsor n Hide ." harce WOAN CO i) Gravois, | ~t michigan. Inquire venien oe: ano ea path. furnace: all aw 81 GRAF COTTAGE 1 BARGA ; lot TUK400 } : e -) rooms Suber be: | HO! SE . > ~ “ »' i Kirk; wood. M 0 i ofr Manchestea : « en D 7 -) ‘Ik | Hi r : « aie. , ys LOT + — . Ij ‘STDE = 1k. eNstar (roves (o7) L LAT Kor ; ic Le) a yee I" > Rite age: Drie a $: % cone sa 20 fo rr 4 rooma on ; $200 Cash, ath, was, eléetric pri ‘e ri ror s 7 che rt ba fine home ) r ay., on Annelle 0 SE I or “Sale, nae . oF sale, Ww ebster Gre Vv (i —For Bale F is : f hea¢ tone: 4 and q Z : : = - ST t Cn $ 00. i 2 Sement concrete sleept ; = s Cassy . . ‘ aht room h — aq, sub Urb , = i » Rood Shad. ! a , room fram ‘ AY.: { > Ves lot, on F ores room ar nine Ss ‘-room bri, ¥ “wi DA gj on TT ” rooms. e] 5. ek La ft Cc : nt, Rarage., stable. eh . OF thritt x hemne or s, 1 x area bonds | i acre of ‘mrourn Kas and alent B rey Ol | proven lern: price: iow, Of kround, ge Bi rd | onas Basen. id. epee: bargain’ dar ge sar at W will ‘sell for. Bron at gf? and shade tre ca: ns fixtures. ams Bn ace heat weet ate ~} _Pennsviy ania vasU ‘alifornis & Q ner. ‘8230 | 57 ROOM BRICK COTT AG ea a Geen: take Market Car to fhelle ; CAL lL, WV rit wr ae v Spate ch, ‘ lit ken hou ry “s in CXCe ‘Tlent ] * ; > ng m- j v ‘ = PO% UX > Zi, Pp, -D. at ‘. Nquire at 20) F or- ey Ce qd: Stree Pg icken She * ty =e mr a Bel NG ; 1 eee _— — 4 qr : ted . a neat bri : ate ~ ait) si ) | COTTAGE =F ra Riverside 54J a baths: make reasonab bargain at 82450 “ang By, for card of “admissions ‘we electric; lot 871, x1957 (OOM: Water, gas and | HOUSE—PFo- ‘ar ee ; ANU see TES—For salen, - JAS. ¢ | , ouse Webster “fered a T-room brick | rooms on Sale, 4038 Pp — | on ms. Open § a APPEL. 2505 Gravois av churches het steels ‘price Shen tO ac chools, ' race, Webster “Gal, East Portian, ad ter- neste ’ Aimona. aRine this cozy little 4 Pomern: on made. strecte’ pe ” rooms, HOUSE AS =ORF IT. 80% Chestnut’ st. bath, gas, ' ay ie Sole recep tir n Fick TO: ey R tbe D ve iE on ZOMROY INV ‘ESTMENT ¢x wars 4 Fant ing porenn W008 floors, furnmeatifal Z-room | throw of the car line, opand, Within A stone's | 42W" for Dafticul,. limits line Can fy enton | 65k250: house ic pile a large rooms: lot | ge ir te, and outside entre t, Water hones AGENCY, aig Meramec st. 4825 MIT. ENT? Chestnut at, AGE FOR | $12 UNGALOW For é tn ‘as ~ f CA. beautiful) Ce heat, sleep. ountry Club. yy Pposite the Ridgedale | , t's not be ¢ s rine Condition and ¢ ‘ould ner feeery. atti sh) ~~ “nce to ce: Fr Y S| ' V4 ————e IF S80LD » is ONCE. r sale on ear ' — ixtures, fin y decorated h min One the Lucas ar dq a COTTAGE Ke (Cc) @ duplic: ated for the p | Ber lot, 45x19 enn O8 Slate root For sal. ‘ aotan sc? Two-et AV. ay Bub , room modern bung: alow y terms, Hi- distan e ne. high location ; andsome utes’ ride fron ; id Hunt rde | Or sale: “4. roo fs it. price og can buy/ .. x Tara ox ; cor- al a , ae room frame e: St9TY Luneat..... U>Urban av.. “ ‘ cs ( “eae 1 =Wellstan * 2 OD blocks fr wap om: Jot me 7 fast Ced , ' Y} stree a i Shade tragee my ran, ge for lot DO: 2 nar - iRAlow. « somes; wil Milke of reve (Coeur Rapti, RS bloc k with concrete ais, and care: teen or Se 4 -% on one floor: “— Baad nae six tash Leine, ‘fie line, Price S16 9x20; 2 _WERSTE RG Re VE s" TY A! Bamte Ce) 1 | be inter pon ay eine. for $5200 i baie sen 4nd kindlin - a ‘Si — 0 chic Ae 3, x12 7 r lssion “it” ler ey Driee $3 +, ~ ath. fur. _BAV rINGS The dstianat a5 De ver and. M e . 7. ( rive .) and - ar: e . di *S. wonderf, an , . Oors. | ¢ ra a ) er month - oO _ sateen ; .! a, gt. | 80, gen , JOU | en . 4 ‘} ‘ “ok 4 OCS Old r, y iy Ly ‘ WN a : ca of ‘ 49 1 House: For sale: ——t = rice Pedi OOd garage lot 80 ft’ nino ! Window 5s marble role ty mantel, pane} i rady._ 20; P endleton av., Hréntwoo S. Mc- HOUSE. F a sale: the Ex rd F. Diei| J. HI. L, Agent, 819 ,¢ Wite | ar PNGA KOO lin ote ks enberg, Pl UR | Farmers & i. W OLKEN In ad -ROOY : ees rooma, fine high lee. er isnt, Well-bulit REMBLE ry wie, some. Inspect Sunday, + | feet tre Kitchen, slate roof “Th pond and | pin! Ge For fale; have pate in fered = sca00. > Berry, ‘Ghee lale. is of. | HOT Sk For tale. ane of the al nut st. | oa NGAL Ow. ‘For sale. o roome won roo DELOR ST ey Pr, hants Rank hia i I ( ‘OT1 AG KE, BZ) den, trees and ic —_ house, fr. _ Tre r, oR. AND mod , . price 5250. every at 100 | IT) cotta on | t a nN in yo 18S ot- Water heat: ‘ ) 4 j e ster (roy eas my . * 1OW Pla Og of . + : bred ed: Cooper Kutte s, ‘ ? ahe aye 27x45 . ** AGE 7 BARG ao w elle v 4 . thin balanc ‘@ $19 9 100x15 on gtr m ie; excellent ea ot 100x derf 1. i” » alld F}. SwWor Yer ; er st? [pe 1 Fi StTe ens, w t ar ; tb room fr: GA a bath, stowinna Milton and Shel! shrubt Larson, ast Breve mhley-Wilson Bla LOAN ae rn. =Never mind the e; x new and me : Der month. O cash, WERs’ nstruction. ‘Ul, high locatys ; 1 &V.; worm! Mar ¢ 4% block Forest ye Cath. “nitold cetiny “me bungalg : ® shed for gar T Shelly: Overland . — z g., Webste} | Ment wil) be suff CAB & small pay ‘endieton r 08, McC rady, 2 ate ee Y BST FE R GROV (COVES TRUS . er hes at. hard On; lot 340x250. } wv) Market. Man, heste Park; raylor re luced } and every cony Ww, bath, ae CK — age erms if d LAT- I or « Lo YT — (eo? ) bal: ance $20 0 Cié nt lese than $500 . | U rentw ood. O7 RE SIDENc ra _ T CO . Art. b, Maths ~ . — —_— ellent Condition: arne yard; | ae : “3 810 Cheatn — | floors throughout ot Water hes At; hardwood | (OMIV $2500: g-poare’ it -Varrelimann: | pP *" bonds ae: n Puree)! L.. GERL ING Ce $1150; ter; ne, ” OCKs § eakt. FE Oakwood ay | 2) TRY HO a Pa ase, two stores ~“*£Or gale screene modern. i rooms, 45. foot | With s} ‘ ughout; house buf] hen! stre et “room brie K cotta n; | a r—R ] , . rot Toor st AY... COOO weat on Page 4 ; kR i ALT , CO. Submit vour Offe ‘XAamine Carefully ’ ON Che VE ME 1s. OMS CAach-: large 2 et « two flats above 4 ned porch ; also bungalow on ad olning | { 1 Slate ry x rooms a bu t of brick. Ma le: ner ANXi: Re: bath: e ance Kasy T n frame cottage With one-half : 212A Fasto $5250, but ve Monday. The and If you intend ho. OCPUR LINE yard ; bargain. ll Can... 5tablé,. shed a; ot; ehicken yard: al! kind f i | ae porch, al w “nd tile bath. sleep. { “Ondition. a. J Lebbine a3. *2 sell: good | , 9488 Scanian, hele ‘ erms ®arden and chicken h COUN T RY bi Mie iE n ay, With} Party makit , Price fa , ntend buying a } es " Ca 1c ‘abany AMOS and den: ‘lot 150x] nas o fruit, ear. ' Washtiy} a, eather Strips, gf BI a Ae 3217 Mer: ‘ame C, ence, } ‘elegant 2. sto Bas: price ' vouse: fewer, “ or Sale, mn the next ° cies IR the best ff ( ounty and w : iome in Nt, Louis LAT -For f , i : x 4 near car and rail Ws Por : ; hos Water hes ta ation: iry | NG ALOW oO . an — . {c J r ’ arge g are ry a ~ attie . Tice ids) OFT ter Ant to get wel] located near corner jot ale, $5 cheap for cash, Maplewood Information, Rox R-256, Post- -Dispa rout 1d: pide Pues den Spot, sha de ‘ane 100x150; ga-| modern 5 rool beth, Kennerly aveni nue; | ae Kranitoid walk: ot x2 ‘OT: brick at street ie B. SUR KAMP. A211 Raat cer front foot, hI NG ALOW- For sale. in W ; lp R EM ery: NAO l ‘Uxedo Web ~ anid lots of j Wood floors: pric e "$40co." furnace: hard: 1. i bath » H108 Elizaheth od a; bareain NEW Bh ‘NG aw e eter “Grov es. ; \ IRL ie ws W ILS IN TP ster Grov es, | ANnce ter ma. 15a Mi, é 0 $200 cash. bal- | are I ele tr lot “Ano use, fy . 4712 Law’ fe vs GALOW ‘i Asissipol. Sidney 4ézit. | _.890 Magno la. 3 roomie 0:,, term FOOMS, receptio,. hall, thie bathe la large 1 ar tu on Marshall ay: so ¢, lam com: lays will get , a . , . ' the proner-s Car 5) ‘ 5 St. Charles car: w 2 ire from W éliston, on tate: tor ompel le dq 'O sell it te | hes, erty, CO ssne, £900 schools, hurches mp ‘ trade fer ’ - ns S500 Ago ClORe an e j me out At or . You shoul 1/ 1} rovementa. Dius cost arm. J. KB. E Iiott, R. R. 20. ey “ili oe vou want a i 7. balance month “ | places 'c@ and look at the following | /e8 Moines lo _ WwW iadom, 4001 8th. # nice fh. room bungalow leant rer ‘ : S 4u » { oY ' e : |e ‘ . ) "4 : HOUSE K or Sale: eight es 8, MO Will, _ es, here is sel 59g With all con. rrame; i rooms: lot 1am 18 ai | EO’ For aie pe ma i pe &t par of tow n: price $: 1400:" ghoo' h, in 7 “~ al a Wile Bide. We beter G For sala 1 306i. | rae chy aha ome ‘ . ; A as With all modern r mprove sea dy near || bKEN] I put this house jn rood — rooms di wn. : ~ at we F Cc B16 .” lawn, thade trees: bait block f trees; fin Tt oon t) ed or blocks Weet of ity Sutte r., and and Kara ge With heat lar ern throughout. Possible _ sale, immediately at. j | CIty; se this today vwher leaving | stray yurage, she. hothe rae ae COh- okee cay to K noe bath Upstairs: 4 “*her- 3 *VOma, Tecept on | built Story brick ‘Hot. W see: © pric a} RAK Ruy x R “ig . ar, I lot ing, : fn Iimproy ements ar ~ ner he trie an ’ ! les al hom e. lon ate . n oh “te ken yar 1; | little wb we if taken at once thr ow onl Do __JAS. Cc Mi R FIT 807 Chestn t t j Woher ~| : >" Erapes fruits. . oe aragus, north LAS Wie. a hn ighy Way, W alk - bioe ka soOMs, bath on 2 ] pe on nt floor an % ater Heated Bung BUNGALOW i ‘oat dis “ arage for 4 . Hal t Y-Poorn dwelt! Ari: Near my hoo} and 0 | deler Auto roa i os es in Maplewo, a > ee nile i 4 COT TAG ie ~ i eee, mie’ ul a : er i. 1416 Gra, ley —e roses. Call indindt bhedna “se@han vs ‘ lo a7 i : ai loor: furnace 52 a. - ‘ d 4 or oaks tere Quarters eo} MACHIing & and i P ri $ _ ‘ lé car line lot 1 er 96 se one min ute mG | 7 Minutes t 4 F Or kale, 4 roome } ! . aWas 84000 , (@)']"j 1G} For —- (cu) and ~ d ‘ 9x10} feet: he ; laun ry, RP Bt Al, DING AN. rated: large pore} . om, ne Wily deca j Water 7 we ken ho 1 oe pe Fervant ca 40 tx ’ on x? 23. call Rent to train For : 0 newly papered 4 n ASemMen t. W VE es (¢) . aoe Ul BAe, Sere , Shrubhe ‘ Pautiful t eautifyu) P r , 7 ; ’ ' j = te 4 : j les } . . c i and pDainte ; "Fe BST RK }P - Writs r ar t} ?, POOTT brk k } ; by , ry ocr een, lawe etrix tly enlern roor lights; 1 eo: S200’ -ee® Water, electric eid 2 cisterns: ha; hay: county | Frame: 11 roomed m nt BER Part*culars | block fron painted; lot 50xio: 12] 839 Hay wth ARK 4 *,Jath, furnace, recens > not Mit; prt " upled pb W, pr $ ra a, Bere: 82000, ter, re} large, tin, te. LUPnAca: we. : COMB! Modern, ans , ;' 9 on rom City Limits car a Orr onder f S250, spas . + Feception hall: ne 4 E2800. ¥ OWner since - | acticaliy new: owner m ae COMUr car to Overiant °° sult, blocks | peers orpamen:a: wath abundance of ends | Faln it eth at oftce: plenty ~ a real bar | BUNGAL, OW—-For sale. Manic £082) aaare or easy terms. 7058 Siena s:/ on 24 3 tractive. grounds @ be ne with | _okee car. resden: ‘one block from’ Cher- Ry WM. M. He LLE, 621 Op ies. 8: tox Wand Pont Diapat ia = ee ay OCKS ruit and t an shade or UuDs 1 eeKS from Aar ine, ; | 4th, all me | . lewood, 7r SN! § Ctor Re, Oor; hot-water heat an voms, bath 7. ——— ce $6500 | Chicken » _ lock to Ge ot- Water, gas and elec oom House very anni ‘ sien a ery deep Or veniences hy and modern con- Sxl ville ay 4 rooms, vitrified brick ‘4 ear iines: gas and ey rd; tw) ~The, Vou can * You wane , oe LOM California-at . a ati ‘ rt Ail feo" lot 300x180 'p MA > MeCrady, 207 Pe nth. Thos Tre ribley Wy : E. & Lo - - e fOr BAle@. ] Stor, — IN. 21 ny n Tae ‘ @une ary 'raye ; 1 8t. Louis . Bailey, 5315 peat, Ad: | rice | Ane WOOD . | - “endieton av.. Brentw, vilsen Bldg., Webster GOAN CO,,| of 4 rooms. ven ry brick cottage 12 _Wainwrigh ce at | COPFAE- rFor sale: 6700 Raymond : rR ESIDE NC” po ee Ki . REINEME R, Overland h | cot ovens oe nc OT TAGE, $2500 0 | HOUSE-— For sale, southenc a HOUSE —f,; cate ane ie - “Vroves (ev) | Prics $2400; loc tea on 5800 re fot 25x125; Moder ey: HUMP HREY. £36 og “S CO TT AG RE ik h a ¢ M room ° Otltare let RO Se uriea ee: ST “W) fr phate . ~ Fale t} ie “ erk — oe, Sie a f "le ay ton J1K] , ’ fo. | Rees ake in Mz j aie ‘we 0 } shoe’ fp room bric k and KE lr n A\ a W ehster c ist es oie ig of Stvon té r Ciro: en: rapid 21: ~ Elm av , VW ate ¢ ry f a 4 | RT XN I” R ‘ % : Tr aha VV est AY ele ty lef ‘ . Fmt Slate roof, bath. Es a . or sale, a“ Di - " re thts and make an “offe t ve ry lig? re an arge tleeping bere! ; v. for | , f Fas w ne fae nine rt distance froin iT dence: hard wood fl. iTo\ es: 9 room res Wwe nder sha i ge L£roun Is (LiOx2e9) \ br { OTT LGr Fe, . “he ®tniut OWler lives arama: very Cozy } furnace, r fain. ;* 4508 aston. HALL REA! ss oes Co. | Rattroad, 2 nowt, fom denor nee electric | Ny, Htage, pricy “i! exchange tory s. 800d nelgn-| lot 150x180; sre terma to suit Voolwork; | Most atractice ess, Makes thie one p With | COTTAGE All modern CIeRANt little 4-rox Joun ere. ome, forme; = 5-room frame @ 4! Carto ‘ oe ATE ig a ae 4, 2 houre’ ru wn oO abash @ e Tick mip e for : r4ro . \ (O suit we pean” : a “tive homes ane os rh Lt our Cnet al uGern Cor venience. ; aa fo APRN . ’ 'n large oak RTOVe ~! from eit, residence | Ww | Bive good bien frame, close to ca — cot- ——_JAS, ine MORF IT. 807 Cheat... ob*™- "O00 floors, Plenty of , woh — a. ware estalozzi s treet; oniv 4 'b] my fe Selo , Orr. N, 7th ot and col ! W : Piace ‘ Z ! j ; rae Nee rs in City: Hor: Sk " al | ] at j right lise Ation . ' PUrCc nes and in (sTrove Park rice oe AUCHKS from T ° ON best Mreet we. Luke's £1600 . tock from car |} PA cha modern e lot X140 to a}} bath lee og rick. 4 rooms We have fe ' é 4 RIC K. $2 q i 17 As HW , Byte SOing j ieee if ; ' 1M Ary At of ‘ { ing re Striet; » ‘ ? ar 2 a in Ric hmmend’ iH § . R1M Cash bol ine Driee ‘ } seaman ates : 0) tilé y: A ‘ ,. C1°Ctric liehe and ani 4 ‘ ‘ or fale P » ny Webster Cre CART Ey wis YOu have e4 An Other Ion, An . ar lines: one fa ( eClights hor \ . i AIANCe £16 Pers Chawmi : ' , } ele trl, 4 Water @] . ‘i Ras hot and « ld ;At 4019 (“phimelt. A Tilva t-roo li a N FF Were > oe vill gyrouns wit ) » Ae re of : shames A ny) “fp . ‘rnis to su ov . Mot rady. 207 > Der Mme: ith. “s ‘ i 'Mherlain Wr at) er eet BMOwm. : od, ie4 tric showers; entire ‘ ! COL ete : . Lane e. | ay. has by m Cc Here ; EAD AV HOUSE For nal 3 : Unty, Af, Ji HIN W GIBSON ry A , A My ® other S4inay t} l M it h 12 iF arye oak she ade trees: ct Dy 9 SOs A + yom ing. ‘ ity ; it pur. _” ood, St. Louis ( ‘ounts en lleton Sv.. B srent.- et om ce; hot and e ae 4 thro lxhout = - € - ; “4 rw in 2900 » } 8 Wine Ce- ry leat Adxl0o; « Casy tern is t eacd ol t, Cheap b> 4 5 sas " t get a good ut 1005184; TF room, ee fteabury ; ~ mee 3 CO. Amente OTOURDIV mode | E2750 Rites : na |HOUsE. + pera Sink; in fires). ater; one-nierc | . “) bhp rom ( “herok ¥ OARS | pore om car ag- fre; rhs; owne mover ; rooms hie i\ lot a T24 : ‘ic’ rn: ‘) room 0 ios $+) It ys GOOD ae OT S E.. Fo “ ; her) Ouse ’ , Ai ‘jiAae order in hon . sAO® Car bargair HIitip Hi — : he ‘ ity a : Wood frat and se : of Water heat ; “ ior - _ (Meetnur ee hyeyt ‘ > =z baths. 62x 180 F anes yY “Hon " [ i r Bale: modern. nen adh ©, RAardan Near en ; ' + KATAVe COT’) ACE EF os 1. Olt sa. LE WZ “& BON fine ’ Dl Mantes ta ae! Fecond floors . i ary ‘ Sh oar ae ST, Waiter av at. h: i a sem bungalow & ME. i room gf id } ty SS Fv roVidenca | = Dlocks ¢;, os al TNOOls and , rank : : 4 “OPT Bale: at 3708 ww “ © 1555, REALTY OOM! bath 2 . rage fruit et an tile PA thy + ne PAT ¢ ; roeome alan ‘ ari wood ie . ] COM, OPnien, ‘ reooma, : Ag in un at : Concrete oe ee Fates ‘rom 2 Cas ] rie ae sil} l1fa Tis inp re. , ‘ie ‘ NOeln 1 — = 3 211 ©. Seliing a ris. Peirceiain oink, HALSON R. & i ron0, i ca-/ aee : . Merete cellar, i . rh ity, was. tele 2 hone, county wat ts Ors: city chi ken ae .. bearing orchard’ creme: nace: lot Imeoy selectElcits . tite Ranement: Suburban tra) a Call + ~ are Mo, Pa, iftc feet of gr rho ~ : 3 ~~ ie cottage with 74 nine Pie ainw right _Ridg and « “Ogg rae new furnace. com . ’ "e Det vy, ir =) “ve% el hi Re we) my ‘ ‘he a ‘ ucres f c a lee 'ATish ; rind ° Unset ay SF ”* , ‘ UX 7 $2800 : \ oe ae =e il zs : " ' time { ttare | d a= odern . room bri, ) ton 7 rie atroet haif Bs ae 43 (* ITy. ‘SU B T’ RR AN H oe “os ; nor live re > ; ; Ai or 4 rs rly * ; Orie f ' . _ ’ . 7 } ’ " ‘ P 7 iM) * } er O- . ie , ww : te ‘ rat pas me 1.3 ty Ronde " — 1 AY A . fo 7 iCKianeé . aon ptial ‘Win, h tikes 1h) st. L, ou} o unty IP ult 1B gr apes. Mountain Greed: with footing: | | HOUSE r tina AV... Webster Groves . ‘ WIS a This Spl, , l ebster COT c3t — ar ; as : (eng, ‘ "ASY TER we OME J tr Wise ~ * *% lay . . ent co anne ee "= OF Corn ry ee t} . ‘or f 4) Owl ca rove chicke OUSE~P ~_ . Corner YOM Home, wie» ott... Shie, & rooms, ; PWO-mtoy n {s eee : oom 204 £19 fsoed Lon, Rabies | iMone ‘ Ingutr . MOT.) j Woon , LH1OT oh artic ul ur- ee eo pac en houre Or sale In J, ‘ } ~ de TIC} May ." a \ n ke) BoOd sta. ba Aj nm ons recep : mm fal ’ eae a f aa Me tesa vdote arr ; Rn ey VA‘ ANY ATS se , road 4. ni hurst. on Har % ZISx2 16 f and Jacke n et ees FF floor lar ye CeDtion he OOM g and J phy &- . Farm Hirtt. ™ . , ’ | AVeEN), : . (Cc) ] room house, . : anley » Wit solanAata BON oad ‘ ination fixt CIOR@tS ernie, Aji; f at fl, } smal! re- ~ ‘ +e iat a n. > ey, ° ; ' Nr ~) eye . j i ' c*, : . } i 10 , city cor »T : 7. eek Gig freee ea, e $1 . oA : iTr@s Cle } e } _—— Or t ‘ MONT to Route 28, Overiand Mo i ree Mle. BS per fone (2PC: 2005 elk nl if {627 HIA 4: x165 block north of } wenlences lot | BPees, RTADEV Ine On trellis l lawn, frufe f. glot 40x125. °° sage" 'N arwre chicken | 1, 8@eond, with reparate rooms and bath en se __ ORTH POULTRY PF Ac} LJSitE-RUsT R ce shea Y VAC! ro) A Co IT bal TAT H \ AV | gant lot clome by, 100x1ar aon; also va. | Posts CAN he ug . co woth CONCrete SASL cos! Lacleds s:FS ntrance: » k *“ Fear outside up- COTT« - A Poon 7” . rr =o “ ‘ mw] (Paint erase ; Oo éhu Fi He VW @ eB) sey room : 4 . | OWner. Ww £ x BS, (eo Coll and low rms of @- wie ie ot Mw 16 ¥ oe BS Teene4 7, ‘ier Uk for fale i. : is epnae a ae ‘ . ACTres ‘ ce m | > and ba ) . eilston Ss P Ins, Monthly Sith) « COT : " { piace | Porch, ce ~ ; — “ story bri x. ith furs . Ra ty th brick > a RR. I > uy pa as) FAKE, I oO ard ree kittde Of fru: fine ~ a ~ Sl Wates i crTy . * MY As) - l 18 N No ve nth a str ft: urn ace Slate roof ‘ house: Fron: | : Li Uis, : t. =. Box B, a7. spterest ° yment will In: lude a! 1] rr) ode ‘rn ] — BAle, 490 y Ty role ‘an : KAs Water Re vers ; s4rden and chick ’ yy a, —_ rage all Sete . we 4 Ken Pry ee na a ay 7% LAND & ’ tPA v ~ +)'R, hs ’ wood ! ‘ Py . Rg reens, met i wipe i ——me ee a3 . }? O'R] ILI , - ° Ftory brick cott Age o - ay ; Pleo t ri ity as - . ' Made, bur str : ’ Ati be e —s ae. . . A cnet Mea’ pads aye Bon ft | rice 3 » Pe De ‘ 1 A ‘ Reps , WOOO OOOO wae : _ r ta un he pod Int some, granitoid ies _— he ~For a cozy By omen wre fin Sierhtiiednssie 3 a a co oe ‘hestnut, $° ara Cect ri; fur nace lot of posi: 0. oe allow ance ' a: et: nouse Needs renaies ~~ = Srtalr Tr > aad 'oins let ( retains. ae i On ; j ~ — : ‘ C>}2 pry ‘ Ks , ry . ow % ~ . VA ‘ Ke . evexe e ‘ey ry fe . a ‘ Pe fit ‘ lot 100 a ext «! ww Ptabsty , Ful rult and KINO; ' ToOome . : A AV.., Webster Grov WEBSTER ¢ € - ~ NOURTE.RT' on , ; m city aeke 8200 " rcingly Owner (Ate | oo = j For wale. STid Fioviacg: oy \ REAL Hhakaas ) Narr w@ | and rome’ | shade tree 8, Teception hall. } es: 5 I have ¢ GROVES nnn UST R. CO, 816 c offer. Ter . but wee S800) terme sate: & ronme: Of # ful mod rh « - rite: a. han Firlok } o ‘= eR ATA .O Nn ‘ / Oe (#) I Uses: , icke s farage- , ath, Fleeping | Dore) 7 aan —— ‘ ("he etnut . ! ienar a . - and make - ‘2. iin «a. me gr she : ; a i Bees ee ‘ ij ¢t , ; ' i : oe ’ n ho ; wae. ¢lectric T ren, hight roome 4 extr ; Col Ty AG! ‘ cheat i Show You = ty tar ee lees IAEKe Toomsn, tiie he” ome on car " fur léctein me = vu V IS Tf | TT | TS (s) Re. | newer > Hehts, furnac tr nice bath ra large _“——~F OF gale, 2739 a nalt eter car. get off lake Man- iy T ' ; ie 7 . 2 : ’ fei t) " wee : if ‘ ‘ rs tile Pe 4) ‘it ‘ ‘ ers, 8! lew A ry . ‘ .r street, re lal ite ’ } , § uth he if « } : fri I ‘ + S14 vlith tt ; Kn . ’ te 28 oe - ta reened ny, robes : eT not > fer he at PAP are te ow ites rene . Mx en. | man Reg will se} ] hoba, in llene 1 1O8E EP ‘ Maia; OW Trey Tictn ) Up buy " home. Prte es are rol (e) 4;x. ‘rte pa wt ’ an CO Wate; heat 3; SE -For sale: “ ro Ts barn, Raily a ™ as either Frias Oo o1 ae eo ] ee ae & ae fenant Will @hy ap ° > iy > : Rac “enNtls brs 4 COT TAG 4 “Rs . wa, af > a 1 reaem tris x; a teenie - and are ng ; ri ferme . . ; lor €CT@s: thraso etc., wit hi @feaem 7 ‘US is a fires "a “) A —~ : . + live mer Ww ‘ © bath be ‘ . Ollage ¢ % Witveen . . '¥iz 472 5 LAND i. ‘ ww not Roing to b *) iti Ww a ““Uarterse of ; a TY) he if r . : “ea horn, . tes > — ef M ite au ifn, , ard , ‘ tt, ~~ - »: _ : f AT r wale " . y it wot LIKE lo ver e any = Si y © er Groves stat| Nile B8OuUtTh of has : + ind hoy Watar PS —_ » With (“Cy \rAG — wv) thre ie! ‘te 3 (Po Wrer will shee ee a» Visi 3 -_ . * M road btsm eaal 2 VM : ¢ me ex " Claw? Ou ‘inh? o Cor TREES THIS Is you R Op \e ttl, ; ro in rie lern Drie i good place fo . On; lots of oo rf RTA pes , . VOOt i ODiac. ren? e@e4- “ Disahecd tien Gan : Pe tnle 4 room. les ' : pan y d 7 i ie ean ay ver bal me _ ~ §, Rees a ‘ Outs a =. of fruit tre “ARIF roe ; Y he ae ee Ah bs Mie " his afternm ‘@) to ace I PORTU NITY A path, | booke a e, i “~ hardwood floo de nine or —" dairy pouitry a , wut cht! rem. has “A ee to Dares With. ie ‘= £08 NcKkens of garde: - is x12. . . x REY, MAR TEN, 20 , large ; hes : Ri, ‘ ff ines e- ' oo or fic “we ber — ' . As fre: cnr ¢ Rik Neoret ; ‘e if ar Mar on S A Wel}. bull oid brice. It’s 4! Ko) Terma etc > lot 3Sx280 a: laa Chestnut st tay iC @s Call Or p> : r+ Por ee and (Irn , ’ OT “Tite Liert Reneay re ‘) Re ] tre, ri © rierthiy 272 ¢} a : . : Pte } . ars ws ; te ' iM t. by : ’ ) . : . ~ ee een ~ ‘ ~ a ‘ee? fy Ae v4 a Cte i* > “. sie > a FT t* . > if YE Pire Ube } (las . MM ; ("has On fives ry ee = " ’ * * O ba! Or M Dw FELL ING. 7 room bri k Se REAL Webs ebster Grov 2 homa read P nee a e 4671 week ce) \GE__F ng om sri ke a ediiiane $1850 tt, % oer ae For sale 2 foom: tot Som ak ee . f yA és ~ , — “at 4 7 .‘F or £ e ~ea . ; re . iF , xe if yOu Want a bare, Out thie aa + r & " “aed S7i9 \ Ista p! at ft 180. Price $0* modern ; Dig bargain- + fireplace oe use; has large fy ing room: Rig WE ee &\ 3 froon = : brick. 5516 Rotan! All streets and Si leve 3 ' $8. OF F170: § pao e eT Rein. look at thi Rowse. Cut | @ (cod § Springs Take Youn ten. =. Terme ; lot SOx porch. ent with Connecting ac reened aeith PAnAHA LLSTON ro ann and And one finished }, ina At Axtures: wort) $2500.» made has at t. 4! ' trawma Pe Ag , t a Pos HST) Clary rte: riley . > 4 } ‘ i a . é i — mene : = we: (,} Sail « ay om... . SIance ¢, , " : ‘hin p en - ai 2M. Charice he, “88h wil bun this OUP and One Tla}e eta & MVing room. Evert" heat. large ~X210. Price g45qq°°% er tern: garage.| 5°°MS: aleo pantr, and kitche f these wa nd foundation on 1 erPy av.; water Chestnut *.. HE _M KE, RR co” Payment. | fontaine car ecu ** one block fro . round aortf @@le: modern ores eee rien Ome + ‘ , i ij Cre e) ry in lerm.s ' loor 4} Kitchen CY. Ww M i lo , estnut ef 2 \ " south } ' s a ee “Ful Phone Vja) ton tT x 7" i 1OnN's rae om ty Natural ry me ; . te | Os JOHN S ity AK E A 8) ZX Mods rn. ie ’ ~ tiled bath l@he comfortable bedr Sm fire Hoi GE I LIN, i R CH - -° $600. COT Oth pb Ones Si AKL... S10 Post. Dispat, » ° or card, from" he Wes . «5 terme Hex f>. 1 | ee 5 ral " - Pa , : *. p rah es . ; : . t' 's ’ ‘ " 1 , ao 2 ra 7 ." . ’ t( Fas . eo; , ; CS ‘a i Otte oe 3% ‘8 or) ROCKY ‘| ne r “ ip ne and ) SE . P “ _— teh ly ea t*. , 4 AGE *¢ ; : - ” ae - : nf Ow . : 5 as i} Stir osm KAMP . a : mmeoati Hy _ . ‘ (e) & » | hestnurt St R. CO.., $20) per Fours at ‘Ota, ali improvem floor; alao 7 sb] be f rr : Da gery ene. Cemen: ~ ~4 I SA le “ room 7 ba) fr) Pine ee I r sala 4910 l ough ter ——- NEW Ch rennin ' He. , an F Le 28 °& modern. & a . si Geil Paston . *. SUR fc83) & Saiesmen art } nenta, lot with finely ~ pled. fruit Cellar ' ge alw enees, arrang i for 7 vith al . 1, mm Cottage With bath “aoe saad #139 W aish stre TTAGE p fis, | en 4 aa & Te ¥ lor > = ae , R ’ AT ir ? ’ ote , PV Plone . rege i’ rente. . a sor or % ’ T all ' eet 7 i wey on ‘% . : Uree : » ’ E 4 _. 2 ue - wo 7 VLD DOOD QDOODDD NN 2) ke if? ‘ oo r abt *, at e nd of M r marage With ce ~ pont os shrubbery dou} le Se all ‘ q ~ Kara gs et, = fa _ ies ' “ay oe § . ey ¥ te Tis os ‘Ww aa Sine - ; ~ ace @ lee trt ity Faey 5 rooma, bath, fur- : b: - = aie d ‘een balance tt Ire | , NS SIIIOOGE DOODG MEC KEL RE ‘LT Y “r-| street: location ia. tara td Gtiveway from | t tha 6100 Easton 25x136:! ke. rl «CONCH; price Goan, C88. | FR ~DERER.CoOt] > rt terms Bae ie Otte, hath furnace. sleeping ~ OO . F ry ru VE T° MEP NT @n | £7000 Secure k idea! and CON * enient. He } rl LAT | 4 ~e aa on OR Eris :' / here : ' Sia: a ‘> 2606 Ora are "te, wt le my edera! Reser ' M a ey 2nd full pertia.n:. sce i sa . *kthanges Ff... eta. SR. Ch. me orn ss Wires ; ec Bank Bldg ‘ ster hee a Ril H ; Pa! Lieu are fre *’ AN) 4 faa +h iy 4n. . Suman Siw) ¢ “haat n BRR iC kK ( “* - - ae : 4C8. Web 790, Oret, S32 C] . elect 7 ne P* and bath r ant, “J TAGE Far s mat ut st ‘OTT, (GES tric. gare wk. bath y - ‘ . ‘ ; mil 1} — ae a if in , _ "T . “aie let “Oxy? - (sO Prry ania ’ ee *: }- wall large lot Ge fe vr rte » 7 . . "iid am (ye " : hese % . ° Sal bey i b . Ll i, Pie +, a re? ' * . = 1 Post. Dis spate gf W C..8ton: $3000 Box \ t} a ligt In wor ne Khbor . . heat Ras, leg _ . o_o ar: ned hath ‘ les Qs from Gravets ay.: S. WQiF> ATE. con 'waed Pru th east 4 7 [O0; 42 car lines 7 is iter eo! * lee r and hae ee ‘ee sale. . . pis. aij i! ty " . er ir ‘ — . Bitte : . Times the tall ‘ idney B48. d a. ~#iQ Al? Deer ta at her Sad t: ys +4 ra wn ' > fine cendition; & ¥ iy yl very cheap eal ; ate RID AGE Ney, “i en mene. oT v" —s louie. Bota shenen” 18 MM: ramee st. a 4. “Ce . - rode brie (ea } RG ¢ ectrie: "Sines yo . “#3, Posi Post-D wala, ‘North St.

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SOUTH LLO! HELLO! HELLO?! KKERT REALTY CO, PECIAL SALE LIST ty Bonds Taken at Par Pennsyivania av. ne fine h 4 living rooms oul veer of Benin ble for garage; room enough for ‘machines: dandy Place for gro- . vegetable market, ice crea r lop: building is brick, lot & Oxis7, ‘good outbuill ates. piocated in. ttled neighborhood ae lly brick en st.: a amily cK fiat and toliet gach: well bullt; fiat of rice i OUisiana av. a 2-family b Gern: tile bath. laundry: ane made: in good neighborhood: al. ted. $3500 poke Av.: bath, “y $2000. 5- room brich™Sottage: toilet. etc; quick buyer ALSO oeln avy.: 4-room, rooms on each Pee t in house: on made Price $1400. 1] particulars see BECKERT REALTY Co. Shigan av., or call John Beckert er pl., Riv erside oBW, on Sunday. B—For sale, 3421 “Wyoming st.; ‘brick cottage of 5 rooma, bath. curence. marble sink, copper lot 25x125: price $3500; make E-RU ST R. CoO. 816 Chestnut. B—kor sale: D. rooms: all modern: ms on one floor: Home C ‘omfort fur. and tile front porch, &x12 rear li screened: fruit cellar and large panes: fine yard, trees and shrubs: n Southampton: price $32: GSTS: Devonshire, - easy c—For sale: “4ids Juniata a street: and attic frame cottage of dad attic: large frame karage; price ick sale $1850: will sell on terms oF more cash. ee monthly; own. how vou through o MILTE NRERG ER, 4 N. &th sf ‘For “sale, 5-room home: tine lot, Ox iso )6furnace, bath, electric lighta: alleys made: bargain; easy terms, Juniata st. Apply Heights office, 2151 s. Grand. Hranch of wrove oi), Vietor 1O43L, Co, 628 Chestnut, en ne —~ ep roof; 2-story sini water, gas Street: nice Di ‘kmatn R. E Stucco, tile JOW—F or sale: sand bath: large pore h and gran. city water and @lec. near Manchester car Ment EAS, ot 1) 50m 350: of Kirkwood. Terms @ mile weet Forest ov?) E—For sale ‘sas Itaska_ st.. frame cottage, fine achic ken ce 2200: cas 00, balanc Pry) ®. vner will show you through. ND A. WISE, 812 C hestnut, room E—For sale: bry brick ellar. gas “s984 Ww innebago sg street: cottage of 4 rooms, bath- and electric lights; lot 25x Leeice for a quick sale $2400, In- n or MII. TE PE RGE R. 14 N. &th ef. ‘tp - oOo! Tholozan: hav a 4 - 6 a retty brick cottage of 5 roo sHO block with aa, ehe- bath, etc.. th $3000: my rice 2 oniv £900 4 Pe 2400 A} cash needed: wi heed of truat for remaining $1500. Carruthers, 3548 S. Grand. Sidney a ; tc) 4°91 Wise av.: beauti- ‘heat, Continental boller; fixtures: garage in rear: distance of Forest Vark: $3509 to suit Taylor or Market care: and sidew alkes made; owner anxious ;_ & Kem; 26-foor lt Kk. & RR. (7. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut at 3K—For ‘sale: 2040 Tholoza n ave ue: a story brick cottage of fh Mourn mace, electric light: price 82900: ® suit: lnauire within or . , 14 N. &th et. sale: lor ‘sale 3 ; steam cleetrik MILTENKERGER, 4650 IDAHO AY. and bath cottage: aquick sale ese, price $°500: RTE. RUST R. CO” R16 Chestnut. _ (OOM COTT, AGE, $1250 Virginia av.. on Rellefontaine n frame residence: now: will sell on easy te rms SE Rk EALLTY cO).. 921 Chestnut at, GE For nile, The ltaska st. ; £-room rith bath, fixtures; all-in very ot 930x125; parage in rear: will se}! p terms; small payment _cash, balance Hy like rent; price §2750: (Cherokee ms all improve- line: E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 « chestnut s St, 8653 RUTGER, $3200 nh 4-room tite "bath, ot admission by 123 cottage. pense; card only. 4802 ALLEMANIA. bg r of this pretty 4-reom brick bunga. moving away from the city and wants at once. This is a new bungalow, at year, and is right up to-date: ‘AS, ahewtri fixtures art glass olonnade marhle sink. china closet, Comfort furnace: cement cellar and chicken lhouee, 35-ft. corner lot: one ® Cherokee cars: asking $4200, en Will sell furniture: owner will show rough. this at once WISE 204, S12 Chestnut st. BHO MINNESOTA AY. 4 roome bath. furnace: en: Aleo warage: pric $8 TE-RUST RCO. RI 00M — pa COTTAGE, Idaho st., ick nm first Kauet 00m; bath and =’ «| de streets: e n . ae ” ER REALTY gon ¢ ‘hestnut at. 4835 MIT, ENTZ AV. bath, fur- se of ad- ’ oO ie ne i Farmers & Merchants Rank Bild DELOR ST.. COTTAGE BARGAIN. BIx245: 5-room frame bungalow, bath, ia: cell Ar and every convenience: nrice by nonresident owner for quick sale: h and balance monthly. ORNWEI Ld : CO. ag 810 Chestnut. ALL, SNAPS 9 Cash or L iberty Bonds r-—Balance Easy Terms Bfanlan,felecant 2 -story and attie Tesi- large gararce lot SOxL2O7, brick street nitold walk: terms; bargain, $3000. 6108 Elizabeth T-room house, furnace, electric; lot 68x1h0- terma: 500. Magnolia, 3% roome. tollet. Picken vard, $1500: Bh & FRANKE, 1008 Chestnut et. DANDY COTTAGE Ates st.. well-built 1\4-story brick of 8, reception hall on ist floor and 3 bath on 20. floor: furnace, laundry. t 8744x107 feet; beautiful trees, lawn hrubbery: occupied by owner since price £2800 HE 1. E, 621 Chestnut ¢ st. . _WM. M COTTAGE BARGAIN MK Nashville av.; 4 rooms and bath: Iot .- all improvements: easy monthly Ronda. te: will ee Liberty Wainwright t Bidg. | NCANWN 212 SUBS TT Me HREY. $3600 rh bath, furnace, D rooms, glate roof. very cozy home, terms; NOYth st ST 6 rooms, bath, tile porch; all modern. ce this on aceount of sickness; show you through. 4-ROOM COTTAGE have for sale a nice d-room cottage : Camelia ii has bath, electric ght, t 25x100, easy terms; get card of ad- from LENZ & SON. REALTY 211 W ‘inwright F BUY THIS YyYv’Y.T? SUBURBAN HOME ; EASY TERMS 4 roome and gmall re- floor: two rooms and bath feparate rear outside up- kK screened porch, cellar; carden and chickens; made, but streets not; street: house needs repaira, but will be made acca rdin neiy. Owner aake 20K) but ae ° it and make Tenant will show Vou. rcar wet off at Kno wef hi oN) Knox, ene BULENT COTTAGE Sted brick cottage of &. reoome, will show you very large lot. 2019 S. Broadway. Sea room ofl con- ( ; + 2350 _ eottagre of A Sendo finished base. toilet; lot S88xLh0: sewer and sidewalke bargain at $2250. and ean terins, Open Sunday, 3 “oe Ae Res rOmMnsg, here, JOHN H. ARROTT. 15 8748 MERAMEC Story brick bungalow: fruit cella; Bacrifs will ide. o€ ~ wie aye cc KEI. ey Ain oom Brick Cottage, $1850 Streets and alleve made: haa electric wm: Worth £250). but need’ money shoo Q@crifice f. r above price: terms balance to suit: one block from Rel *® car south, For card, Box ¥- wesDatch NEW COTTAGE » Walsh street § rooma, bath, fur- oad Fasyvy terme rr fOr. LER RR. CoO 2606 Gravotn, BRIC K COTTAGES #! \% hiock from Gravole av.; ot Sowxile’ electric and in fine eondition; 200 cash, Sl) per ménth. , AGENCY, J318 Meramec ’ (cd Owner a Chigan as MARTIN Viletor an nice neighborhood: nice, furnace: ® sais rooms. é | gis. Cherokee car; : Sy t r | base me asonable terms. ; eH WISE, Room 204. S12 Chestnut 8t. | TINDENWOOD PUNGALOW ee ‘ ~ date gw with : | 3 a ; kas. » fooms, reception hall, E tile roof: F hot and cold water, 7 trie OWNER MUST SELL a f av, 1%-story frame cot a ono Taft street and alley made: wis} $ bath, €tc.; e; eS 2 es 2022-24 S. 12th st, South Side Cottage Pargain | gps Rosa av. 5 large rooms, fur- bath, . fixtures; reception hall: brick 4 mace. ernie is a dandy and @ bargain for Pr uitino FEINSTINE REALTY co., 11 Chestnut st. | hINE bR: AME 4122 BURGEN AV.—$1350. rovms, stone cellar; lot 8O foot front; i Cans RULE. 512 Wainwright Bldg. Southside large A tb: yaved; JUX ee RE ALTY CO, —— iC. | % Large Room Brick Cottage 40x125: bath, etc,; price $3250; Dorney cash. balance easy monthly pay- gsesvion April 10; will decorate near Bevo Mill. For Y-331, Post-Dis. i Bungalow | large pantry: elec- | $1500; easy terms. : 4012 Chouteau. address box intment CUI ‘TAGE | COTTAGE—For sale, | BUNGALOW—For sale: ' CO” 'TAGE—For sale, 4-room frame: | COTTAGE— For BA le: : COTTAGE 00M COTTAGE BARGAIN | 424 Itaska st.; will move out of , 8 and must sell this well- . -_room frame cottage; bath, electric | concrete foundation, full cement cel- meat walks, chicken house; lot 380x125; pargain at $1000; can arrange terms $i | show you through. See Rolan Wise, #12 Chest nut, room 20 Se eee ‘ CARONDELKT GOTT ‘AGE — LOT 100x125. Sarr terns a % rooms, ba c ren ose warden and beautiful ‘trees. y phone Kinloch, Marshall 132R., Lot | _ 1s worth the price. Only $1800; $500 | balance terms i E cam, balance _SCHOPP, 1003 Chestnut st. | RETTY BRICK BUNGALOW Owner he ——— > all in good School: only sa sone to fine, new Shaw ony ary terms; this av.\ half block from Cherokee PES churches, stores; streets ' 4R00M BRICK, BATH, $1900_ td Macklind av., a good 4-room brick | is a real bargain, B, room 204, 812 Chestnut st. _ ick cottage, 4 good a eat, — i electric lights; fine bath, gas, fine basement, | is, | 4- aT ROOM COTTAGE | nice yard; lot | cane feet: price HEAT McCausland; brick; | room; m odern | beautiful grounds, Sunday, | - terms. HOT-WATER Pernod av., corner 7 ( ‘hestnut st. ld a brick. 2505 , dd sale, il-story 4 8-room); iot “ee 4 re Orns ; ts ire r = . i ~ wale “oxive. 40604 “cottage | i@) | gqiern north Fatir- “Hox I)- 170 }’. -D), Poo ms | vior. 1D) balance “nontaly will | . sleeping porch, | a. room trai a Mar is av = Liuae~- Mor $274) OW sale in) gre "} } ty rms ib NGAI Sale . vy m. », modert Bs. N hn? ; agit hath. f os, Yigg ‘ : wy elec: | brie bath. . as, ¢ [}. t: eas cerned. ‘excellent Louts reonis, S258 st ick: water Louis. a ' }-room br ctri . barwaia; North 5t. Sess: Dispatch, Poet-Tispatch is ‘COTTAGE Wtd—To CorraGk CO’ LTAGE—For sale: | COTTAGE—tFor sale hCOTT AGHE—For sale, | BULLDING Gano ay. | every — | over. | ga- | }OREON E,. & R, 5640 | __! l MOR i 1s. _ the | $1000; (AUG and 4-| tric, Fee ji ante Sil ad | open etorv , hathr “wun | jot TF ‘COT RAGE—5) y if i ia “4 ae § Pe " So eee “BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | POPP PP LPL PPL aad Prandin PPL LOL AL ALL ALA nn, AGE—For sale, 3 cms. gas and elec- — terms cash 5406 Genevieve av. lLAGE—For sale. 5 roo pexeit: fronting on 2 streste. ne ooo tvest trie: COMTAGE Fy sale, 4709 San Francisco, 4 rooms, bath, homen. granitoid basement; 4700 San Francisco, COlTAGE—For sale; 5 rooms. rece l ption hall, tile bath, hot water. gas and electric: Price 2800: South Side. Box L-486. P.-D. aa Xd ayer i apie, 4-room brick, -bath, 2 c ght niversit st., $2300, Box T)- _ 1-245. Post- Dispatch. . . 4 BUN¢ NGALOW-—For | sale: 1%-story brick, on Clarence avenue; peau Price $4000. terms. Box Y-44. 3 rooms, basement, water, attic; cheap 1454 Madison. 8-room brick: slate chicken 5-moom modern, Post-Dis. _ rear, 6 rooms, gas, cash. for leaving city. roof, hardwood floors. _bath: Very modern: 5218 Spalding, lences; % block from ing city: 'w i BAC rifice. OBS rooms, bath, fu.nace, garage: price $2100: terms. For sale: | f- -room brick: modern: cheap if taken at once; terms. er, 4925 Genevieve. COTTAGE—For sale, 5 rooms, porch and large yard: Pates School: title clear. school; owner leav- S738 Kenenrly. ee ae ened Ruskin: 4 la lot 50x125, lawn, HU2ZR Garfield. buy 4-room, furnace, bath, electric Gxturee. in West End, nice vard. Rox 0-275. Post- -Dispatch. (e) -—~For sale, 4-room brick cottage, bath and electric, gas, _All improvements made. CUT LTAGE— For sale: | enna Park: 6 rooms and bath: _improvements: $1400; terms. Delmar 385 CUOTLAGE--For sale, 5 rooms, $3300; §1: AM) cash required; make offer. 4005 N. Taylor. 7 M Spalding. lot 25x168: al SRD] x: near O’ Fallen | large | with lot 50x150; | MORRIS | tage, hot-water heat, tile | beat conven- | ~~ BOX 127! See own- | (COD) | block from new | with | | nace: sale, Exchange, Wanted, and | soaehiaeeneeatiiined ee en ee ee ee BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES NORTH ME ARGAIN 4258 pre ay. cry frame: 6 large epee, bath, electric: owner will show you | throu Kon TE- RUST-R. CO... 816 Chestnut. VTAGE FOR SALE 4626 Pte en av.; 5 rooms, bath and fur- nace; hot and cold. water, sectric lights, lot: easy terms; small payment; §2450. _KILGEN-RULE, 512 Wainwright Bidg. _ 43 03 NORTH 14TH ST MODERN FRAME BUNGALOW, 5 rooms, bath, gas; $2800 owner will show you. AACH RFR. Co... 1 N03 Chestnut st. READ THIS A Gesirable. 5-room and in good order, at 3722 good North Side location. $1800; on terms, $200 cash. ance like rent: vacant: ready the rent problem: En) V. or bonds, to cottages are scarce. Cc ART AN & _CO., 722 Cc “hestnut st. 2707 PRAIRIE AV. 2 FRAME COTTAGES ON LOT 87%x150. Live in one and rent the other. Now rented for $216; price $1605, _ MORRIS A AACH R. CO.. 1008 Chestnut st. ~ $15.00 MONTHLY: BUYS 4714 Beacon, 2-story, 6-room, reception hall in good condition; biggest bargain sre (c7) LOUIS ‘BOSSO,” 624 Chestnut st. ~ COTTACE BARGAIN 5215 Maffitt av.. 4 large rooms. bath: fur- electric lights: large lot: price $2800. , Look it -over. laugery and attic; | a i fer) | brick: 5 rooms, bath, newly decorated: $2100, part cash. 38712 Sullivan av (c9B) HOUSE—For vale: 5045 Thrush av.: 4 rooms, bath, 57x138™% feet: bargain. Inquire 5401 | _Robin AY. ST. FERDINAND AV. rooms and finished attic: lot 36x 180; tric light; good sheds; want $1500. Call afternoon. RA (1) COTTAGE—For sale: 3-room frame; wa- ter, gas, electricity: near Pullman shop: will sell reasonable for cash. 5516 Alcott | avenue. ee & COTTAGE—For sale: 4-room: in O'Fallon | Park district: with heat and tile bath: price $3000, G’\ICK & JONES R. EF. CO., 824 Chestnut. - gale, 4048 St. Louis av.; 1- of 4 rooms, bath; cemented yrice $2: 400: sell on terms, STEPHEN SAUM, 625 ‘Chestnut t st. rooms; bath, reception ~ hall, electric, furnace, granitoid base- garage; call Sunday. 4894 Mar- , brick lot 255x160; story cellar; AR, ment, _garetta, BU NGALOW—For .sale;: 4215 Clarence av. S-room, with tile’ bath. tile porch, furnace heat: price $4 GLICK & SONS SR. E. CO.. COTTAGE—For gale, 5 rooms, 2-story brick, furnace, bath, steam heat, on Theodosia | near Union; $250 cash and terms. Box | 824 Chestnut. 4587—Cottage; 3 '| elec- | | terms: | Cc) | i i Post-Dispatch. (ce) | COTTAGE—For sale, brick, 5 rooms, recep- tion hall, tile bath, electric fixtures, brick | porch, shades, screens, sac rifice: $3550; rea- senable terms. Box D-220. Post- Dispatch. S-room brick, furnace, bath. electric lights, north of St. Louie AV., near Union: only $3000; terms. Box O-55», Post-Dispatch. ic COTTAGE—For ‘sale, rooms and bath, throughout: gas, electric, ter: all modern conveniences. Telephone Delmar 2262X, : COTTAGE—For saie or exchange, bungelow | type, 5 rooms, brick, garage; will sell exchange for single flat; located in n. WwW. Ste Louis, an ideal home for someone. Box R-292. Post-Dispatch. FLORRISSANT AV., 0 a. gas, water, electric. lights: Ox 128: car line: cellar; new house, screens, $1300: $13 per month, including interest ani | princ{pal. (7) CUTTAGE-—-For sale, 1627 cottage; bath: large yard. room andl — ane chickens; only &2000; easy te ‘ now vacant: newly decorated. JOHN MeMEN AMY 'T. AND R. ©@. CoO., 1308 N. Grand ay. 9314 Howard st... a 2- and a 1-story frame condition: will ex- or will sell for 4426 Kossuth av., 5 13-inch brick walls hot and cold wa- Call Sunday. Relt av.., Z-s00tn | 83x190; plenty of For sale, story brick building cottage in rear: in good change for cottage or flat, cash. GOLDWASSER 3B ¢ ‘O., 722 Chestnut st, COT TAGE —For eale. 2102 ~ Bast | Warne | 275x160: 4-room frame cottage, bath, yeoman block from O'Fallon J. H. GUNDLAC H & CO., 3615 av. N. Broadway. (c7) COTTAGE—For sale; sell COTTAG EK —For sale, Belt av., of 823x190; plenty only $2000; COTTAGE—For sale, 1627 4 tooma, bath, large yard, of room for ga ‘den and chickens: easy terms; now vacant; newly decorated. JOHN MeMENAMY Lars? BB COwy 1308 N. Grand. Thrush avenue; reception hall, lights and gas; fine granit- sheds; will AC ) DSHH North Market | st. hot-warer heat, electric fix- gris nitoeid basement, just the home for or small family all improvements made: Hodiamont or W ellston cars; Will sell on easy terms, $4000. OREON BE. & R. G. SC ;OTT. ’ daw 4 ‘ote COT TAGE —For gale, : dandy fi-room cottage, W ith fixtures, slate roof, all in No. er very anxious to sell; price quick sale, & S50: will sell on Liberty wy accepted: open ORE ON E R G, But TT. COT TAGE- . ‘or sale: 4031 frame: 6 rooms, reception blocks from Pullman Company. make me offer. Reasons for oing away. Owner at 49°25 orme. (CT) nol well-built cottage. 4 rooms, toilet and bathroom: electric large pantry. closets and attic; oid basement: large yard and cheap. dandy 5-room; tures, couple nut st. 800 C he bath, electric 1 order; reduced for easy terms. Rm) « ‘hestnut. “Genevieve av, hall, two See place selling am Lisette av. 4617 CLAXTON AV.. $2700 Modern Bo brick cott age. hot-water heat, bath. electricity; terms can be arranged. HN H, ABBOTT, 15 N. 7th st. ee i I For sale, 4046 Natural & widss rd, fine single brick; steam heat, Slate roof, a in No. P order r; will sell for $3500 on very easy terms; $200 cash, balance monthly just like rent; will sieht Liberty ~ gael Nat- ar re to proper ce ON E ee R ; at COTT, 800 ¢ ‘hestnut St. GOTT. an “AG RIFICE. Four rooms, bath, hot-water furnace, tric; mas, large attic; all improvements. COT ROE elec- 1421 a 8708 PENROSE ‘E ST m rooms, bath, furnace, electric ligfts. cottage: up-to-date and modern in this is a fine home; look {It STEIN READ & Oe WARTIO- FENNINST MM Chestnut Cor TAGES- —For “gale, ~ 5748 or "742 2 fine detached bricks, each with turer: deed of trust $1600 each: equities $1000- on very e as $100 cash, balance ae rent: Liberty Bonds accepted; Veliston | to Goodfellow; cozy littie homes, bargains. G. SCOTT, S00 Chestnut st Five brick Terry a bath, CHEAP COTTAGE Taylor .av., 4-room ' gtone steps, well $1800; terms. L. O..- Lit brick built; 1718 N. cottage, 12-inch Ww me for quick sale; i ae SB (ruar, Ridg Tit eaas Lake . -story $10 per “mo ing CO. Divis son Hom iat ; x i: ren 4 KORTE RU ST K. S16 Chestnut ——“Ts) NORTH 24TH STREET, A en FAMILY BRICK ench, antes and ; 450: special price S3800. R CO. ' 10038 hes eeatrnut Hiome Ready to Move Into 4462 Natural Bridge rd.: 5 rooms, bath, furnace. electric fixtures: deep ior, with shed: owner leaving city, Sa‘ rifice. Call ‘odav and ow aR will R. im 3. GX. $200 Brick Cottage—Bargain 2°00 cash and $25 per month buv fine 4-room and reception brick bath. tollet, cemented c reg raniyen 1 ash ptlt, MANN > Me Rae Be et ERA on Gi Chestnut s! _In the heart of! Real _Fatat ae Row 7 = BARG AIN IN COTT AGE 3420 cat te ay. ¢ rooms, bath, etc.:; only H GERLING R. SIX-ROOM BARGAIN A225 Goodfe) low nl.: furnace, bath elec. thia Sunday, 6 toe Oo Pp. m., imleadi- pute > ai oe iy 22 TERKY AV. Nicé coettanre 5 rooms bath . - ali conventences, imme dliate Oe aE hon, Sunday, 2 to o Pp mm price $2050 KORTE- RUST R co R16 Chestnut Frame Cottage avenue. one-story frame bathroom pes attic; set made: nicely tric liaht and mae: street made: vs a and dec ora tex t: price $2100; lot 37% feet’ sn OW pA a J thro ugh or Ree {* Ve ut TRV ULV i4 N th sft. North Side Bungalow N. Tfth odern two- brick bungalow f, hot-water house has granitoid with ab a — 423 Chestnut. will hall AV.; 9 CO... 810 Chestnut et ferme Posse --- 4918 TAlburn age of 4 rooms. »>X120 4 e276 etreet elegant loors: ALCO: » inte | aleeping porch, all n per. fect sg voto Se prec ted. Ow rough. or see “" $1500 Cottage 2719 4-room @frick cottage: large stable: easy payments: $250 Fee 4, Si “a da NO . RRAR DON 4- TROOM BRICK h047 Arlington av., tile bath, screens, cement walks and M alls. Sunday, phone Kinloch, 2°R Price $2400; terms to suit. a ‘ONR AD L. SCHOPP, 1008 ¢ ‘hestnut Bt. 5-ROOM COTTAGES 4257-61-(5 Margaretta av.. each rooms, tile bathroom, furnace, electric owner leaving city; Wants to sell at once. make liberal terms. See admission, Pric e $2000 each, "Ru ANC SC Ss & KU NZ, SO4 c*} estni if st. DOQOOQOQOQOOOOE OOO material; lot 1908 Chestnut « — How we st ° 5x125 5 O11 Chestnut st electric fix- basement: Mar- light; en QOOGOOOOOOHOE o e ®) 4 rooms, bath, e) = , © 3070 BAYARD Lot 283x165 man shops and dustrial center: or Cass car furnace, 8 AVE. © Convenient to Pull- rs ne w North Side in- » $2800: Marcus ® +97, Post-Di S, COOOO0C all conven- | electric | .: cut to $3000; | owner says | ' ' ; | : | take Hodiamont car | CONNECTICUT bath and | j | ! per | lot 2545x130; | rooms in | all | Owner | F BUNGALOW having 5 | us for card | ‘MANCHESTER ROAD, Tm) D> / TW RX rT BARGAIN —~COT | AGE ® & 4 | FLATS. APARTMENTS | FOR SALE. B ril lliante a Se own) | 2003 Jf. | 5047 Union | 1446 ( ‘lara, | 404-66 Als sliar, gran-, O48 Clay } * ‘i a i a OA el at “MISCELLANEOUS __ FLAT INVESTMENTS 213 Russell av., rent $16 per month. a a 222) Gasconade a lsuo N. Jefferson, I: ig} iteenth. av., rent rent $20 per month rent $14 per month $15 per month.. 5iyY Claxton av., rent $16 per month. G230 Lartmer av., rent $20 per month KOTS Hiall’s Ferry, rent £33 per month Js2A 8, Compton, rent $19 per month V1G Lami, rent $:50 Ds r me mth. 4705 Greer av., rent . month. 204-06 lioward, rent $125 * month 1406 10 St. Ange, rent 84 er month. 51: +1 }? age ; dl, PROMER ccc ck csc 1onth rent 83S per ace a\ rent $44 per rent $45 per month. ee rent $59.50 per month. rent $66 per month... rent $97 per month. rent S108 per month $45 per month. .Make odosia, rent $153 per ee Cees per month 7,000 per month De ea fiats month 448- 40) }? age s942 California, rent $5 $45 10.000 ' wine Bie) Ninth. rent $1932.2% ETE, month 7 £40 per 74 Der rent $191 month month Twenty-first. 1s twit) 6.000 a me nt S70 per COLOR E D, so eevera! giad to ha r someone ROSE ae Central t1ys -_-—-— lf You Don’t Buy se You Will Wish You Had. AITM-HAUVSCHULTFE R. E. Tyle Bee 2407 ‘ Bro ‘av Bargains in Single Patel a $480; | NOT? Hieh'and. © and o rooms; rent oe % rooms: rent $5! ooms; rent $500; SG00: lo me ane ms; ren rent rooms; SOUTH Pl > Tr mals i hl ~ Ph T * VW ‘ -Fo ern 4 and 6 reom flat. eau at tA Hartford st , t rent ‘MINERVA AVENUE, 5953 wishing | } 36 (NEAR IVANHOR) Lot 50x200. Double brick building, two story, four flats; 7 rooms each; hardwood finish. bath, electric Mghting fixtures, finished basement and laundry, furnace heat. Tower Grove car. THESE ARE NEW AN OFFER. -| COMPTON AVENUE, §&., 3448. 58 (N. E. COR. POTOMAC) Lot 105x125 Three frame residences; one 5 rooms, and two 4 rooms. Rental, per month, for all, $32. Cherokee or Grand oot 00 | 25x125. one story; 3 rooms: plumbing, kas fixtures, Clear. Lot cottage, bath, sanitary stoves for heating. Grove @ar. Price Brick Tower .$2000 Lot 30x103.7, Brick residence, rooms and reception hall; plumbing, combination tures, finished basement and laundry. hot-water heat: newly built brick ga- rage. Clear. ‘Pr arranged. Hodiamont car. ice bath, sanitary a and a half story; | STREET. 4345 Reasonable terms can be shed | furnace heat. | FLATS, APARTMENTS FOR SALE| FLA SOUTH ” | FLAT—For sale. double, 545-547 Bates st.; 2 blocks weet of meqesontaine car; 4 rooms, bath. electric: sacrifice. FLAT—For sale, 5 and 6 room, modern water heat; good condition. 3612" necticut. Moteur Sa ot-water heat, hardwood 140. Sidney 1274R. FLAT—For sale, 32xx Utah, 3-room acaba fiat, bath, furnace, paying 12 per cent. A. Hess. 3708 Connecticut. _\ Victor , 3 FLAT—For sale. 3425 Wyo ing 8 rooms, hot-water heat. + quire _ming st. NEBRASKA, 4149—BEle int 5 and 6 room flat; new and moder rents pe A at year IF soy reduced teem $6550 to $5500. R. EB. CO., 4138 Chestnut st. Few, LOR SALE— AND 5 ROOMS HOT- | WATER EAT: MODERN OUT; CONNECTICUT BETWEEN GUS- | INE AND SPRING. ROX Y-67, P.-D., | FLAT—For sale, 7-room, with stabie and | arage; will sell at a bargain; offer considered; calliSupday Menard. FLAT—For sale. good and 5 room Har near Oregon and Lafayette: bargain wy terms. EDWAR WAER, 722 nut st FLAT—For sale; 4528 Arco av.: 5 rooms: all modern conveniences: condition ; $5500, worth $6500: stairs. €on- | and 6 floors: beautiful 5 rooms; lot a te ane S only. hest- in Ai owner Up- | | FLAT—For sale: 4 and 5 | FLAT— } | | two anda half story: 6 | lighting fx- | ' MARQUETTE AVENUE, 6954 (LINDENWOOD) Lot 560x165. Frame bungalow, 5 rooms and recep- tion hall, hardwood finish, bath, sani- | tary plumbing. electric lighting fix- tures, finished basement and laundry, large cedar closet, Humphrey heater furnace heat; garage. Clear. MARQUETTE AVENUE, 7029 Lot 560x166. Frame cottage, two story: 5 hardwood finish, bath, ing, electric lightine fixtures, finished basement and laundry, built-in kitchen cabinet, furnace heat: large screened front porch: an abundance of shrub- | bery and ftuit trees: conveniently sit- | uated; just 5 minutes walk from Frisco Station; within the Oc fare limit. Price 7585 4 rooms; rooms; Lot 5 acres. Brick cottage. one story: bath, sanitary plumbing. gas fixtures, finished basement and laundry, fur- nace heat. Clear. Terms can be ar- Manchester Car. | Frisco | sanitary plumb- | iup to date; | naces, $10,000 | N. S. MARYLAND AVENUE, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA, (1020’ W. OF VANIA) Lot 50x192. Lot 34, Block 2, Maryland Terrace Sub- division: sewer, water, gas. street and sidewalk: good Owner will loan money to build, least part. Make an offer. car, Price, MERCANTILE TRUST CO., Agent ss Sth & Locust Sts., Hast sO UTH' % AT atte at cheap. KFLAT—For sale or trade; __ Cherokee; : pre $3000, Box _ W- -12 FLAT—For sale, 3517 Utah, 4 and 5 rooms, _ All conveniences: inquire downstairs. i Y—For saie or exchange: ‘large _lot; owner, -For sale, modern 4 and 6 ‘room; 2905 Sidney st. 4 rooms each: frame; terms. — Box D-58, P.-D. 9 rooms. 4200 Castle- location. per foot _Vestibule. | S-room; at 8, P.-D, |: ‘Russell: F LAT- warage. iA’! gas; or ir gale e: * rood lot; easy FLA T—FIor sale; 4 and man, Vi ‘tor ‘19301, FL AT—F or sale, $425 U tah; front: $5: WOW after 19th, Pi Ai of or sale, > and Ob rooms; ( niences: 41S Hartfor: 1, & and 6& rooms. Humphbr y st. Folsom. (eZ) furnace; _Vacant. ali modern (c) modell, ao 1S exc han ge conve nile nce rooms and bath: Owner upstairs. or sale “double, J rooms, good in- rf ner on vremises; 8449 indiana heat: -D, first floor, Kor ‘sale cr coms eV ery "4 and 4 Compton. ou ny LAT- bor ‘wale. S444). 2000 . * SINnKie steam Hox r’. R- [Ne “2714 Allen: sce ( ventral 6520 tor sSaie » rooms and bath up and rooms down, 8450 Oregon ay. to-date, new sir gle a gminia r #Aie, mibiy. Mississippi, na olty want an 0 fe iv ~ Me feet, Ke oF shop; ierins. 2620 Ruaseli. -For ile; § and 6 rooms, modern: mot con dit iden, Owner, 41TSA Russel! rooms and bath up and l cellar and walks. 4125 Baie, eV, mana bargain kor sale, single. OWTl- 1] feet ord: phone — -_——_—— — » flat. large tev a ee ee i merit 8'-roeon sale; 4 cemented make Cheert- ic) near Juniata, will sacrifice. (ie) neigzhbor- optoinet- 3086- A638 “Biaine av. ° BRINKOP, 617 For sale, CHRISTIAN #111 Alfred, tile bath; Ly 4- fam ily ; i M anchester. ~ good Wright, tw ro-story : will sell ~ French roof cheap. sale cone ition: ‘or sale, s rooms: in rood sold on account of death “eondit fon: 2822 > single, % and 4 rooms. 6111 Clifton Heights: see owner. double flat; rental $000, be rehes and schools 2514 St separate 5 rooms and bath up. 4 dow n; rents for $552 per 44 1 V ista, ati Arsenal, new mode) n, also fiat, For sale, iP ements made ‘ v5 fT * Lé FLA’ For ‘gale: 4% and 3 “Yrenta $934 vearls Sun) cash , tox Y¥-210. Post-Dispatch or sal i and i roome: with sta ec lirect on 4 car lines: dea! 2K TR Texas 4 For sale, e#ingle, 4 near (jrand as and » Call 4127 Loutstana } sale, double, 8 rooms and alw 00 rented; owner will sell cheap. St. Louls ay. roe bamnce rs on root i wut | Bellefont: 1 “eit di hj ; | 5 ‘2-famil, PENNSYL- |“! ZL EMM paved | or at| University | MORRIS a | 3111 Rutger. j } ' 2110! 4130 | bath, tric; , terms SO ft. | In. | ae : ric 8820 go00d | FLAT—Have LIST. | INGS—SEE THEM AND MAKE lick | tion; rooms, with baths, cemented basement | gas and electric lights: t 2218 Jules street, and walks: lot 30x128;: near Ar, av, -For sale, Pays 30 per cent on $4000; 6-famlly corner apartment: year; deed of trust $13, 0; price $17,000; wonderfu] bargain. Box ad 4. Post-Dis. FLAT-—For sale: 3146 one av.: ns a of 3 and 4 rooms each; ox REMSBACHER- MENED ENS REALTY Co., s efferzor ev. a "> fiat on south FY LAT—tor sale, rente $2913 per | 2-story | lot | veniences: H i All pro S425A Wyo- | AUD THROUGH- | (ce) | | REMSBACHER- MEHRKENS REALTY Co. reasonable | 2106 | FLATS, APARTM ENTS. FOR SALE) iF BOPP PPD PPAR AA AAA SOUTH '1066- 70} McCausland Av. Two modern fiats, 5 and 5 rooms, sun par- lors, hardwood floors; _ 338x156 feet; all con- cash or J. HIiksch, nB1S Int. R SALE. 3256 Michigan, 3 an4 3 rocms. $258 Michigan, vacant corner lot. artford st. Well-Built Flats » 2006-8-10-12 Sidney st., 2-story trip] 6 flats of 3 rooms and bath each: Bm Bene. single flat, 2 flats of 4 and 5 rooms and bat enc ee 76x115; rental $1650 per annum; ' make of 8757 South Je fferson ay. 3637-39 Tennessee av., doubie 2-sto ' flat. 4 flats of 4 rooms and bath eac = | REMSBACHER- MEHRKENS REALTY Co., 757 South Jefferson av. | APARTMENT Side: 5 years old; rent $816 annum; will seil | ata change. Bor N-364, Post FLAT—For sale, excellent, 5-room, built tn) 1918; just prior to high prices; lot 50x200;: leaving city; must sell; splendid oppor- tunity for homeseeker. Harry Deutman, 4948 Reber pl. Victor 2344X., TLAT—For sale- 3608 lowa av. oerees, flat, 2 flats spatch 2-storyv ‘of 4 and 5 rooms and bath ead REMSBAC HER- MEHKKE NS REALTY Co 2707 &. Jefferson av, modern. wr room heated flat, South Side, rent $4000; $500 cash, balanee rhonthly VI OR WM. REITZ JR 620 Mermod-Jaccard Bidg. FLAT—For sale, best single 5 and 6 rooms spat. Shaw tract: eteam heat, etce.: worth | 500. cost to reproduce, $9000: price $6700; ant £240 ner vear. Rox D-49. Post- Dis, FLAT—Feor sale, rents $1104; price $8500; double 4 and 5 room flat, furnace tile baths. 7 vears old; block from Shaw tract: lot 50x130: deed of trust, $6500; pays 30 per | cent on £2000. Box D145. Post-Dis epatch. TLAT—Double, 1915-1917 _ _Utan st., 3-3 and 3-3 rooms: 3744x127 Always rented. A good investment; wie $7 3318 Meramec * , hot-water | lot TOMBRIDGE AG ENC Both phones FLAT—For sale, 1749 Mississippi av.: a dan- ay 5 and 6 room single flat, throughout, renting for $50 per ‘month: ow bora will sacrifice. on GOLDW, ASSER & DUBINSKY REALTY 812-14 International lAfe Bldg. | FLA Nebraska av.: brick fiat. 2 flats of 4 rooms each; 127; 3700. REMABACEEHR- MEHR REALTY CoO., S Jefferson av, com- | FLAT—For sale, Tower Grove Heights: a bargain at § arranged for 1 or 2 families; 2-story brick, slate roof, 4 large rooms and bath on first floor, % rooms and bath on 2d floor and finished attic room: marble sinks, electric light, -furnace, large vegetable garden and chicken house: lot 50x200. Inquire of owner, 2d floor, ~ yp Odell, % block west of Tower Grove Par -—_-- -- as McREE AV. BEAU TE Ul, FOUR-FAMILY FLAT. Three rooms and bath each; modern and splendid investment at our spe- terms and full details at office. MORRIS AACH R co.., 100% Chestnut et. | IF LAT—For sale: F lad avenue; my attrac- tive 5 and 4200 block is for sale at $1900, deed of trust $3200. Garden and Tower Grove Park. Carruthers, 3548 S. Grand avenue, nev 805, ' 83889 HUMPHREY. Modern 4 and 56 room —_ lectricity, etc.-: Ce OHN H ARBOT, 15 N.7th st. — eee Bar cain on South Side 2817 Mic Nair avenue; two-story brick building, apeenaey for two, families, with water, as, = large stable in rear; sell at a ba 2 R. MIL fENBERG GER, _} 14_N. 8th at. _ LEMM. 234i--Mo iern. 56 And & room fiat. with double garage; good cond: tion; upstairs, a $411 - HIC KORY STREET. ONL G50. Two- family fiat of 3 Sy a each, fotal rent, $216. n Re reasonable “terms. AACH R. CO., 1008 3878 WYONG, $6600 Modern 5 and § room flat, steam heat; @x- cellent condition; owner downstairs, today. _ JOHN H, ABBOTT, 15 N. iu |clal price: $5100. Cash Near Shaw's See ‘ Sid- r(e R5500 oo baths, fur- st. ——— ond —DUUBLB FLAT BARGAIN 4211-18 DeTONTY STREET. ... «--- Modern 4 rooms and sun porch; furnace, bath, hardwood floors and bookcase mantle. Owner 4213 “3-ROOM FLATS, $7.00 1312B Dillon, 3 rooms, gas, use will decorate; $7. 3429 Wade, 3 rooms, gas, bath; will deco- rate; $8. “4704 ADKINS. £2100 Modern 6- ne be ns like _— "JO JHN oth “ABBOT, 15 N. 7th st. ALBERTA APARTMENTS 6 rooms; bath, elec- In St. Teresa’s parish; garage; lot 530x125; Victoria Bide. —_ meee M: J. HOLDOWAY, 317 SINGLE FLAT, NORTH 4152 Farlin, 5 and 6 rooms and sun parlors, tile porch and baths; rent $540: hot-water heat: hardwood RS ADplv upstairs. or CHAUNCEY | . HEATH, S18 (Chest! nut st. 3 and 3 “Single Kk lat, $3600 Near Grover Cleveland High School: has bath. slate sinks, screens, large rooms; streets made; terms S500 - cash, terms, For eard, Box -6?, Post -Dispatc he 9952 SOUTH JEFFERSON Here is a real single flat t argain: 4 rooms. first floor, 7 rooms, second and third floor: occupied owner; good condition, easy by terms. Phone Victor 2s. OSX. (c) CHEAP FLAT — 4751 TENNESSEE AV. Four rooms and bath each, furnace and lights; all streets made; easy terins. [LGEN- kt LE, o12 Wainwright Bide. 9215 MENARD ST. flat, well bujit: — 2 and 3 reoom can bought cheap THOM. AS FE _PE CHAN RE N’ rAL $1104 Double flat, 5 and 6 rooms, tric fixtures, furnace ment. in sleeping porches on @ front porches; oniy 2 blocks from Towe Grove Park: convenient Park (ompt on, Grand. Fourt th st. cars Box _D 116, PD. Income ! $10: 56.00 Price $8500 Double 4 ond 6 room flat, South Bide: bath, electric, furnace; sacrffice for quick sale. Hox W-445, Post-D ispatch. 2022-24 §. 2th.st. Pp RIC E $8. 00, large screened- four flats, oe Bols Humphrey St. of the best Tower built. modern, 5 brick porch: bargain. See it Heights office, 31 Victor 1043L. DICKMANN 023 ¥LAT—S: and Grove and t For sale: pne Heights fiat room ~ ey bath: ik Lo wh... (srTove Grand WW, Jos F. MODERN Will @eell my modern South St. Louis for new and has ! 1! ' ne th S1s - Disa ts h Ne WW aakne I lats 2693.95 SHENANDOAH AV. Double 2-story rick fiat. fooms and bath each; separate rental $1104 per annum with garages; va art SSH) ‘ REMSBACHER-MEMR RES be ° ALTY Co.., Sout? offers mm a’ ~ $4150 THT SIDE. $4150 — oe 4 oe ingle oreelain baths, fur furnaces: never Tale 2 impr h: lot 25x135; $4000, e e bargain or take cov nty acreage in ex- | $450; price | | water heating plants: FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 9728 WESTMINSTER PLACE Six-family apartment, steam heat; ' throughout: good investment. ee YECKEL-MARTIN, 2919 8. Broadway. Sidney 175 Victor 9%. Single Flat Bar vain 3609 S. Tutiewes aV., 4 rooms bath first | floor; 7 rooms, 2d ahd 34 floors; Ant per | year: eden seu on terms of $500 cau. yo A | easy tern ANDERSON: STOCKE-BUERMANN, SO S Chestnut st. Fine Investment—S. St. Louis 1950-52 Sidney st., lot 50x115: 4 and 5S room brick flat, with 11- -room dwelling ad- joining; porcelain baths, gas, water, etc. all improvements: annual rent $900. JOHN 8. BLAKE & BRO. 815 Chestnut &t. FLAT BARGAIN 3857 SHAW AVENUE A well-built 5 and 6 room fiat, with hard- wood floors, tile baths, brick and tile porch, copper gutters and downspouts, copper screens, shades and fixtures; separate hot garage for two ma- | chines; “nt 31x18): price $8200. Admission by ‘ionished the | See us about this at | near Reser: s, | a convenient to 4 car lines. Bex! j Tower | ”.story | lot ne: os a of property in | GOK ): GM. 6 room modern flat in the) will | ownhe,:r | Chestnut st. | hs - |Before You Buy Apartments or ‘| business property see ‘southeast corner King’s of bath; bath, good laid | double fiats; 3 rooms, A electric; no trade. Grand | card only HEMM eT LMANN N-SPACKLER TATE Co., n. w. cor. REAL ES- 7th and Chestnut st. Splendid Investment a Hartford street: double iain | brick building, arranged as four flats of | four large rooms and bath to each. separate hot-water heating plants, screens, fixtures, etc.: lot 455x140; street and alley are made; rents $1020 per year: price $0000 snapection by card only fron R. MI UTENBERGER. 14 N. Sth st. WEST FPR BRB LDL BEL DBE BDO BDDDBA DDD OO FLAT—For sale, single, all modern improve- ments; look this over and make offer. C. P, Watkins. 4322 Papin. _ FLAT—For sale: 4 4- family; - near . Euclid» rents for $1500. bargain Washington bl. for ite sale Box D-d3, Post- Vis. tile immediate sale. rLAIi~—ror sale, modern 4 and 5 rooms, bath and porch: g00d neighborhood, Call | 1480 Goodfecllcw. “on nace, electric; rent $42; semen. 1421A mente ay. rents $10 “per gen de J2x140: take £4100: easy terms. Lox APARTMENTS—For sale: emy: 3 detached apartments, rooms; 100x1400:; rent $3080: clear; BARNGROVE & id. iF + & Se | FLATS—For sale, West End: must sell; Y- at S15, P. -bD. » room brick: Newstead; 2 com- paratively new; easy terms; | 4360-70 Page: 5 and all modern, always rent- | rent per annum, 81082; DOW C ‘abanne.(c} neat 4 and 4 room, with | all conveniences; Ridge av., near Hamilton; lot 25x200 (some back yard); $4200. Side- botham, 6109 Easton. FLAT—For sale; 1415 4 and rooms, bath, panes, a S180. price ae to $40 SroN. TAYLOR TRUST CoO., Easton and Taylor ays® (c) FLAT—For sale: Arlington avenue; have a modern 4 and 5 room fiat in the ns lock, worth $5000, will sell it for $4200 ‘ash $1700. deed of trust $2500. See D. rg hh, 3548 S., Grand avenue, ney 805 FLAS—For sale, room double flat: ed: in best condition; price $7950; terms to suit. FLAT—For sale; Burd avy. electric; Life Bldg. | FO nenntt Hartford st., 5 and 5 rooms, hot-water mab Crittenden, 6 and 7 rooms, furnace | ° rty in first-class condition. Apnly (99) Double Flat Investment. brick | >; sep- | rice: iit te furnaces; lot 453x125: make offer; rental See New Listings 7 We have just listed the following residences for sale. They range in price from $3500 to $7500. Look.them over: 4242 SHENANDOAH AV. Two-story and attic 9-room brick residence; bath. toilet. reception hall, furnace, cemented cellar: garage in rear, use cf commen; lot 489x150. Price $6500, reasonable termes to none tah. r- - 4643 TOWER GROVE PL. Two and one-half-st shrubbery. at ey quick sale. Let 3ixl KIRKWOOD HOME Ground alone valued at $7500. Will make terms. 5511 VERNON AV. Two and one-half-story T-room trick residence; slate roof, bath, toilet, re- ception pall, gas and electris Axtures: house in good condition, casngeé in pene ; lawn and shade trees: lot 87 ft. | 3134 HALLIDAY AY. Two-story T-room brick residence: tn- terior finish of M . band decorated throurhout: beth, tollet. reception hall, furnace: house in in rear: en Priced at $4500. Will “consider Ro, i fiat. If any of these properties don't interest you, come in anyhow and talk things over. Perhaps we can assist you in finding heme, sort of home yow ‘desire, or in selling whatever property you have. Mississippi Valley Trust Co., Agt. : N. W. COR. FOURTH AND PINE STS. ee 2ST FLATS, APARTMENTS. FOR SALE WEST Special Bargain, 4520 McPherson Two-family apartment. under lease for $1200 per year: owner moving from city. Bee J. Il. EP STEIN, 61 Chestnut st. st. SINGLE F ‘LAT, $3800 5835 Minerva av., 4 and vi rooms, batha, furnaces, electric lights; will make terms to ult. : ANDERSON-STOCKE-BUERMANN, 805 Chestnut st. BIG BARGAIN IN FLAT. PRICE ONLY ge Hit " 1 ; . ; Prreesprr ena ep ii i +erthy er iid peetev abbas teehee itty) fd bytes li rN BNR ey Nall om “Income $720, 00. Price $5600 Fine 4-family three-room fle bath; f Sar deep lots: ; eas at a : Be cash ance eas Box W-421, Post-Dispatch . dress: with | | Will consider small lot or cottage as trade, | _ | or will accept liberty bonds at par for cash | payment. ic) | rLAT—For sale; 4 and 5 rooms, bath, fur- | price $4000; owner | Delmar near Acad- | 1400 | Sid- (ce) | Cass av.,; 3-story pulling; | floor, 7 foomes second and third , ete.: lot 50x120 feet; only $700 cash. __FRAN¢ Tscus @ KUN r, 84 Chestnut st. 4568-70 McMillan RESIDENCES FOR SALE Well bullt, attractive looking, four-fam.- pot} yerye ily flat; steam heat; all odern conven- | a + |iences; fiVe and six room lot 56x115. | ~ RESIDENCES .FOP SA SALE MISCELLANEOUS : 6-room Blackstone ay.., rome + ay oe ayv., investment property. and has cut Good i Sona very anxious to sell, MISSISSIPPI VALLEY oe co., Agt., FOURTH and PINE NORTH PBR BOF LBPR LO LOB LO LOL DO DB DOD KV en _FLAT—For sale, 4 and 4 rooms; owner on 5 premises, 261 12 _ Madison. be | FLAT—For sale, 7-room, 060x110; improve- | $108 ments made: reasonable. 2013 Joh | Soar ns tLAl—bor sale, 4-0 rooms; all conveniences; 502s rent $540 vearly: bargain. OSOO4SA Garfield. 4914 lLAT—For sale; 4 rooms, bath, steam heat; | 1398 Semple ay., 7-room brick cheap. 4648 Ashland avy, ast University st. §-room brick HOUSE—For sale; 3-family brick: in good | 203°? Vernon av., 8-room brick condition, Apply 1924 North Market. (() (1) 6021 yirnen av.. 7-room brick .. ae a estminster pl., 9-room brick .. FLAT For sale: 5 and 6 rooms; 2134 Harris, | LE z nL oCe oss Ceentneee as Se ee one er ee 0 BE BARGA TERMS, ‘$100. OR. MORE. CASH BALANCE MONT Y, L - | 4323 Fyler. 6-room bri ba : - ae OSI4 South west, 2-story nas frame. . 1716 N. Taylor. 6-room brick, bath 4706 Northiand. 4-room brick. bath +480 eee 2-astory 5-room mheat 4113 eon 2- 7-rm. ‘brick, ‘bath: Normandy, . papers St. oo? 8-room brick -room brick i | opposite O'Fallon Park. | FLAT--For sale, |__ price $2250: Fall ee 4 saie; i - $74 | .) ee ringle, 7 rooms and gara 2. imaehre 4138 Grove set. Cc) 3-room double, with bath: per annum: will sacrifice for L.-425, Post-Dispatch. 8: i LAT—For sale 4a nd 5 rooms, gas and elec- tricity: tile bath: 4029 Ashland ay.; price reason able: owner upstatira. FLA T—For sale; 4 and 5 room: furnace, elec- | _tric lights; all conveniences; bargain, 4223A Maffitt. | FLAT— I “or sav modern flat, ler S17 De 563 Vernon, 56 and 6 room Ox 133° easy terms. L. Fend- Bativiere. MLAT-—ror sale: newly built 2 story brick. S large rooms: lot 24x105. all improvements made, rent 83584 per vear; terms price 83°00, 2005 N. Prarie. FLAT—For sale, 4262-62A Maffitt av., | room fiat, hw excellent condition. , Quick sale can be had at bargain price. O. W, O'ME ARA 1205 Chemical Bidg. (c62) ARL INGTON, 5012—2 story frame; 6 rooms, bath, cemented cellar, garage. 5Sx125. Price §2000. TEPHEN SAUM,. 625 Chestnut sat. axe. 8 rooms, furnace. & 5 1401 Granville, 8 rooms, furnace. . 4046 Delmar, 8 rooms, furnace, 1916 Wagoner dl.. 8 rooms, order: new electric feo 5-6 | 4343 McRee, 7 rms, bath, steam For | 5148 Wells. "$-atory. Serma., fur., 4179 Cleveland, wt 4 7 reome 5179 Kensington. rooms, fur. Cc. M. MCDONALD he BE. co. int RESIDENC rh sale, ee $842 Utah. bail Bice +) nee beauti*. modern: RESIDENCB—For | sale: marenen: »| FLAT—For sale: $250 cash or Liberty Bonda | will start vou to own your flat: balance $25 monthly: nice 5 and 6 rooms; bath, electric lig thts: all newly new roof with O-year guarantee; 5519 Wells avenue; rents for $45 price $4500, account leaving «ity; from the outside, and for ca apply to owner, Ross C. Hallock, _Causiland — av — 47xx VERNON AV.—FLAT. & and 6 rooms, bath, furnaces, electricity: lot 27x leaving city: will sel] for “£4900, mux _D- zt, Fost: ta Pspatch. - ~~ MPLE decorated; located at month: 1422 } —— -~——- MODERN. 2-F AMIL Y BRIC K FLAT. 4 and 5 rooms, math, electric, steam heat; owner will eacrifice for $4500 ) MORRIS AATH R. CO., 1003 Chestnut at. 473 NEWB ERRY TER. ; RENT $1080, w eli-bullt, modern 5 and 6 room four- | family flat; convenience; d. t. $5500. | Make an offer iF. J. CORN WE LL R, E. 810 Chestnut -82 every CO., highway and Page; the best bargain in the city. Call and be convinced. z J. P. HERRMANN JR. R. E. CO., 81644 Chestnut st. In the Heart of Real Estate _Row, SINGL 5 5 AND 6 RMS., WE ST: $7800. Built for a home; rent $N70 per year: terms can be made; deed of trust, $5000, at 56 per cent, 2 years to run. Apply upstairs. ae HAUNCEY P. HEATH. S18 Chestnut 8t. a —«SREC 1A AL. LAT BARG. ALN 3. ALION 5 rooms: RAM electric; Six- linea e and 1) $10,000. rent $1832; special price, ~ | aaneRis AAC! H R. CO... 1008 Chestnut at. } ~ ee can be bought cheap; | balance @asy : be | tile bath. elec- , beautiful | |has an additional Will 4 fiata of 3j _ | an | able |care to Rid Py. d to 4 gmat etc. | rent 4? ue ter JOuN S BLAKE & BRO., fis Chestnut. (cT) ' Th 4410-12 Laclede Av. Elegant four-family apartment, 5 and 6 rooms each, with 5 garages in _ rear, See owner, 548 tae at. dD imar 3906R. (ce) iMT FLAT RENTAL 31728 PER Kk “ANNU M PRIC 5 731-83-35-37 Walton av.. mofern flats. new plumbing throughout, dandy new e! lectric €@xtures, this property ts in Al condition ; don’t overlook this, but inquire at once. GOL DWASSE R & DU BINSKY REALTY CO. uite 212. 722 Chestnut et. W ASHINGTON HEIGHTS. BEAUTIFUL MODERN FLAT, 6115-6117 WATERMAN AV Six and seven rooms, hot-water heat, wood floors, tiled bath modern a date. in perfect condition; price Siti MORRIS AACH R, CO., wos ¢ heatmt ut st. hard- — to FOREC LOSU R I SA Li IMO444A PAGE, Single flat on 50x 125. | Friday, March 21. noon change : APARTME INT B ARGAIN 5855 Washington, (-fam §& rooms, 2 in- closed sun pariors: has aah ages; rent $4020 er year; all under lease. @et FE “LAT BARGAIN, gas, etc... 8200) caeh HAASE 1404 SVERGKE 3 and 4 room home e fi large porches; reny $25 pe P sts per month; w. offer HR. F. Apartme nt heap CORNWELL Four-F ‘amily In Was? Be Hetge ta. Of 14 ar roo: vn “ 4/4) per annur a’Waya re ; >is for wu *K aa) ” $uT03 REALTY CU., Walnwright Bidg. furnaces, | look af it) of OC egton | Bell phone. (c) | Trustee's sale, | Ex- | hio- | modern 9-room residence, __ sacrifice for — Tow: Sk—PFrame ‘ sewers. sits 7 yw terms, LAbe Rox W-4S Poet. TMenatch. worth Call Sidney 2172R. + water lLAT—For sale: fine single flat in Fair- xround Park district; hot-water heat; price | very reasonable: terms to suit. Box Y-458, Post-Dispatch. FLAT——For a single ends ‘om e. oe rom Fairgroun "ark; tile th ERBIDERGE For sale, AM nee re- steam heat, hardwood floors, garage: renta BT duced to 6000 ; eh take pin dy a part $73 month; price $7600. Box L-478, P.-P.| payment. Bex D-2 Post-Dispatch, ‘ 'FLAT—For sale: single 4 and 5 room fiat, HOUSE—For sale Ber near Fairground Park: granitoid saseent. | and furnace, street and. ‘sidewatiey ms gas, electric, etc.; price $3200, Box Y-471 | and pald for; $2800; terme. "mae _VPost-Dispatch. {c) RESIDENC E — sale; 9 rooma, tile bath, hot-water heat, large lot, garage in a 3 om will sell this cheap ude or ama ome in coun Post-Dispatch. wid Be cee 7 bis ae . brick etree ree berty at _Post- -Diapate h. CF. FLAT-— ~For sale: 5204 Theodosia av.: 4 and : room flat: steam heat, electric fixtures: less than $1000, PARNGROVE & SPECHT. 112 N. Tth. (ce) FLA'T—For sale; single 3 and 3 large rooms, bath: laundry: lot 25x 120; street and alley made; price $3700. 5950 Cote Brilliante: see owner, N. Machek, 40n, 4 Tvrolean, (e7) FLAT—For sale, modern 4 and 4 room; Beit and Cote Brilliante: will sell at fice for cash if sold this week. Post-Dispatch. FLA’ T—F or sale, 6 family fiat: 4 al 5 roomae, baths; 150. rent $72: price $5000 SHUCHART REALTY CO., Olive 113, Central 328. 814 Chestnut. at. st. fLATS—For sale: 1007 and 1609 Helen; sub- stantial double 4-room flats; large, cheer- ful. bright rooms: rents $672 year: price $5500: terms to suit: aiperty Bonds ner” ed. Phone_ Delmar 8954X BU “ILDINGS—For sale: 1497 Clinton at.; : story brick for 3 tenants; also 2-story brick Bell at low pric in rear for two tenants: rents R24 vet month; MAGUIRE REAL ESTATE. ¥ g0700. R. HILMER R. O., 2712 410 Chestnut at. N. 14th. F iN FLAT—For sale; 3-room well built double OU T- OF -C ITY OWNER flat: hardwood floors, granitoid basement; | 2919 Pine st.: 12-room brick residence; lot lot 207 feet deep; can sell with #amall cash | 25x190; in the heart of business advance. co A ge F wie monthly terms. Hox S67 Temple pl.: T-room brick residence pe eption hall, bath, furnace; lot 25x 120. eS. Post- prepescn. la (c) | re FLA ST. LOUIS TRUST CO., Sarah and Easton av. For sale; 4 and »o large rooms and Make an_ offer. ean laundry: hot and cold water; electric; . lot 30x130; street and alley mace: 4514 Gar- field av. Price $4900: make offer ee own- er. N Mac? ek SOUTH 5-6-room “fiat. TT O'Fallon Park: tile porch, baths and all | | ROUSE Fer, sale modern improvements; a bargain, save com- § ~.....-.... i mission by dealing direct with owner, Box | HOUSE—For sale: D-117, | 4300-04-08 Maf-| “. and f “ : G bulidings and 12% feet of ground, | ——.___._ 2 bathe: gas and electric, rents $708: price cut to 827), | HOUSE—For sale. 2-story brick house, EASTON-TAY! TRUST CO., large rooms, electric; bargain. Easton and -Tavior ave* fey} ag _ ae ; i ESI DE AC i. or onm. dence, suitable fo block: was priced at $8100, present quic ‘ke | ain for cash, 122 sale price 5600 will take $2100 cash ane accept a $4500 deed of truat for bal- | ane See D. Carruthers. 3548 8. Grand. 4052 Ty rolean. {¢ 7) Post-Dispatch. _ : Bates, FOR SALE diana, FL AT--F or sale: North Market street, my Kk* (DENCE Sian y ROD (o> CENTRAL PAA AA FA AAA AAA DW ELLINGS—Speculators and brokers, what is offered 60 per cent may remain; 2628. 202344 Wash st., two brick dwellings, 8. soe, owner, 180 Montague st., Brookiyn. ‘ce Special Bargain Price, $4500 10 Chouteau; contains ‘shove anda dwellings, renting for PA med year; gut piace for income ropert chains 4 ita Cheeatnut et. Stoddara St. Corner, $4500 two dwellings: mening rent $45; 5007-00 ‘Highland av., _ 4 lot 50x 2700-02: lot 41,.10x118 JAMES H. _Grand ASTIW, | rooms “and bath. Tia a. . Bee 4A MAreouri av.; race oh Por anle. niee corner real 8 families, at o bare ~*~ S&S Oth Pe dn -For sale, with garage. er must sacrifice 1925 S | RESIDENCE—For aale, cheap, snodern 4 room residence; ail conveniences. _Comp ton ay. Hol SE For sale. one-story. 4% FLAT—For sale, elegant near 228W, 4230W DWE LL NG- fitt av.: attractive 3-room double fiat In the 5100 | stone-front. For sale, 36007 N brick, 3 rooms up "and fixtures; all modern; $400 per year; will #ell terms: live in one, rent the other small cash payment, baiance monthly; Tay- lor or Lee av. cara: Liberty Bonds accepted On RON > ce R. G bal ‘OTT, 5 wears ar 7 ffers on het.water Seat ES ‘Tage for ete “oe. FF. FP. Meret. 720 Merchants Bete DOCKERY & BON, 1025 Chestaut et. 5 aoe : iX- t-.* i oo) eee bet fine and Liic a. NN ON A a ll a ail, 2-atory brick, 8439 Indt- ee ee ee oe ee ee ee ee wet a re ee Webbe 2 cr See A Re eae ee Nga FRR Re gates tae oie wa, ee a ee ee ee i dat ate ball ACTA, Be ~ = as ete, Se em eh Lt a lo Pes Pre NYS pena, 3

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ohes Gah ts 3a he ip temeinaarn, | eae Sra: amis pts +a eka eee To a eo et , w oer 3 in. ~ ST CL EL. IO SN pant Me. ib te A ee akg ee ee es ees tn? Sommer Sv « ve ; Fae siicsm ot fie keene 7 rete itedn TEL Sen ~ R teeta Pe. ee bipartite a a ie a on a % as s m r ye - ener —— , : - 7 ~~ : * ee oI ae eer ae. : : o3 1 - Pe Be ‘ 17 . a. © eS 3 ' ah we ay tases name . iat benny mesg, wa " ‘4 Dt errr oe mean) COP 0 oh ( Dw EL LLING—F or sale, ‘Water heat, KEFiceh , >); — RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE Corn A “‘Truly Wonderful’? Maryland Terrace Home for Sale Owner's business compels Philadelphia the coming week. The house is a bargain. It's attractive. thoroughly ‘‘livable.”’ @rranged, built-in. heated terraces, both front and rear, bedrooms and two baths. -eand her bath are on a floor separate ‘the main bedroom floor. Note the glassed-in sleeping porch, or sunroom, the lower porch, screened in, garage, m him to move to!to 219 feet deep. | Bowsss back 62 grading and street Chasis Terrace cost more every room splendidly All this has been done to give beautiful having four. The maid's room, rom | up@mirs and nog St. Louls nen home sites “— will always be foot depth home and depth lot lot a garage you can I feet from improvent@nts busine&s which a sullding wide than $2 to and are ttractive, becaus can never be any crowding of houses, In Maryland (Terrace d the are only | 30 feet from the street. | must do the same thing. avoid t lot. on the your you narrow built set And a lines hold drive alone Mn | AO OO, | discrim- professional! now, | there | rar | attractive house ?)} a What chance, the | The Ss. ‘e he 140-foot back House is complete tn every detail, Screens, | have you for carrying out planting schemes, ’ weather stripped, fixtures. water colored, ready to move into. It is built of four shades of mat brick, producing a tapestry effect: built east to west. on the order of the homes in Brent- _™oor and Forest Ridge, taking fullest ad- “vantage of St. Louis’ wonderful eight- months-out-of-the-year climate. This per- mits a flood of sunshine and air in every room. Think what this means to the hard- working business man, to the wife, to the children. Can the apartment ever take the place of such a home? This is one of the most attractive homes in West St. Louls, designed and built by Mr. Wright, who created Brentmoor and Forest Ridge. He selécted the lot for the house, taking a specially wide lot,- 210 feet deep, facing §80-foot wide Westmoreland drive, the lot running back into the Sunken ‘Garden, famed throughout St. Louis as one “ef the most beautiful spots in the city. The house ties right in with its yards, s surroundings. To the east re eee homes and grounds costiag $16,500 to $30,000 each. Maryland Terrace is a 100-ACRE Rese ENCE PARK. adjoining the campus o ashinaton University. Every lot is 190 walls of rooms for yards for the relax in? | ; -—none | | is whe That want to move, section. In Maryland Terrace there can The houses. square, are any crowding. of Stucecos and ki ducing a beautiful shade trees we Picture how the nature trees and the thousands of shrubs blend with the soft tones of the the warm browns of the Marvland Terrace. These, then, are you buy this home. afford to live home, and grounds. and grounds the house had the wide, dee Terms can be arranged , grounds alone will go to $150 a aon ‘foot. Drive to Pennsylvania av. then tw Owner After Sunday you living of campus), moreland drive. day Sunday. from Mr. Davis, Westmoreland and 147W. THE DAVIS*? REALTY CO., 816 Olive st. children, why n W have planted will | green of these | vour surroundings If you rent for your apartment and garag in Maryland and be able to the open and the closed The net is $15,900. alone for less than p 0 for vou s00n In w& you t you live too, are Soon t be HOLE pay ond Terrace. enjoy porches, price for You couldn $15.000 lot given ron to sult (west blocks will be at northeast Williams ay. had uninteresting intermingled, brick reside a you can | this | the free the terraces | this - west on home can get key relf ti ire never be! different | types. | pre- mA wy feet he 35 wil! zhbors | then, | and | erowded | Berlin av.. ; l very low Aberfleen Water heat, er or gg rd.); x14 * highly restricted LEASE. 3253 Westminster parlor; garage RESIDENCES FOR WEST For 6193 WESTMINSTER aths, sun parlor: Prime red WESTMINSTER brick: 3 location. 4445 } feet: 12-room “PARKVIEW.” ES ; to close esta ‘rooms. 2 iving room: price. “HIL Le RES 7. "9 pl.: S rooms, sun parlor, 9 - brand-new. 6115 Kingsbury pl. hardwood good nome: | 6131 I 6169 ] 7 Pershing av.: hot-water stuccos and | neces in! when 60x157: wood floors. month } in dom of home build if eee FRI The boundary West- corner Cabany DEVELOPMENT SOUTH pe neat gape Retna arte HOUSE—For sale, 7 rooms and bath, laundry, furnace. 292! Wisconsin. RESIDENCS—For sale; bargain; 6 rooms and bath; an estate; want to sell; $2700; see this at gues: ~a snap. KOLLAS R. E. CO., 11 838 Chestnut st. R IENCE—For sale: brick: containing 6) po tery bath, recept ion hall, sleeping porch, and eleetric; sanitary house in first-class con- cheap. 4318 Iteeka. (10) 4 ANG-—For sale, — Ohio av., 2-8tory P trame. 3. ate and bath; lot 28x117: $1750: RUMSBACHER- MEHREENS REALTY CO., s., Jefferson av. _ HOU —Buy right = owner, Tower Grove eeiehts «dogg 7 rooms, hardwood floors. electric fixtures, tile bath, tile d copper screens, built for owner, owner will show you through; very poe able. 4020 Hartford. DWELLING—For. sale, frame dwelling in Luxemburg, 4 gh ondelet: with 100 feet front, whic st: will sell cheap or trade for South °- Louls improved property. Box W-32, Post-Dispatch a R SNCE—For sale; 3320 Ha ay av. ice & rooms, in fine condition, bath and furnace; price yew $6500; will sub- an reasonable o mKOL LAS R. B.C O.. L138 Chestnut st. o581 Clifton av.; 5- ‘dwelling; steam heat, reelain bath, electric fixtures, ot 5 ne lot for poultry; d. t. $1500; will ve equity $1500 on easy terms, small pay + cash, balance just like on Liberty Bonds 5 Tower Grove ca ONEON BE. & KR. G, COTT, “200 Chestnut st. COTTAGE—For sale, cheap, 4765-57 Olden- burg, Hanover Heights: 3420 Illinois av.: av. belongs to asking only will scll have a 6-room near Car- room 2-story frame re _ a... kee line, one block out of citv limits: ee 20 or 30x12 ne-story brick cot- tage, hydrant water. Fh 1 cistern; — ter, furnace, cemented collar. large sheds all cemented; terms to uit: also Bagle weneratos carbide machine, 30-light. me 1008 ide BARGAIN N—RESIDENCE 2223 OREGON, rooms, a furnate, lot 50x125. FEDEREE COLL EE R R. oes 2606 Gravois, —— ar St. Mar caret’ s Parish 8010 Seiicehininan’” “av.: 9-room residence. hot- vacuum cleaning system, indirect lot 85x12 ow aw occuples. See Reasx aatie’ pric 1 RE 2DARDON, “oll Chestnut st. _ ane JOHN J. RI 4101 CASTL EMAN. £1600 Modern 7-room bric hardwood tile bath, furnace, garage, very cozy mepes JOHN H. ARBOTT, 15 _N. 7th st. SOUTHAMPTON RESIDEN CE 5322 DEVONSHIRE AV. ghey PB eeery hot-water heat, lot tile bath; hOx Admission by PEDERE i- COLLER_ floors, home; eard only R. CoO., . 2606 Gravois, 908 MORRISON AV. A eplendid 6-room residence; furnace, room, electric fixtures, screens shades, RMASER-JE HLE CREALTY CO. MASE » » D : =~ ) N. Seventh st. ATTENTION, HO, 1B BUYERS! BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD. 9148 Hickory: consists of 7 .rooms, bath. furnace, hot and cold water: owner lives ede wants sale: jodey ol $2850; can make : take Liberty bon UGENE ALTHEIMER, $17 Chestnut at. “RESIDENC BE SNAP. 8443 Eads av.: &- room brick, bath cae furnace; asking only $4000, but will sub- any ree sonable offer ae Ae : R. E. ( 20... 11 a Chestnut at. ee bath I etc. ; __ Both Phones. NU EK ” BN IDEN KE. nd ahead tric, g@urage;, specially priced for 6-ROOM MODE RN Bath, furnace, ng A elegant corner jet. 6x15: c : quick sale R. CO., 103 Chestnut st. ORRIS AAC H BB. . . LINDENWOOD HOME @802 Hancock av.; six rooms, bath, fur- Mace, electric fixtures, large porches; beauti- ful grounds; fruit trees, chicken houses; !ot 60x105. street made. Phone Sunday, Kinloch, Marshall 132R. Price $3150. noe - ‘ONRAD_ L. 8c HOP P. 1008 Chestnut. et. “A FINE RESIDENC EB 8525 Victor st.. a be autiful 9-room and re- ception hall residence; tile bath, hot-water heat: hardwood floors, fixtures, acreens, shades: large verandas,: and every modern convenience; a poally well-built home. Will make terms: $7™ . ROETTGCER- ASE K-JEHLE RAL CO., oth phones ith st. ~ SOUTH SIDE RES SIDENC D 2066 WYOMING BST. This fine 6room home, hardwood floors, hot-water heat, tile bath, modern and In ex- cellent condition, with bedrooms, kitchen and bath finished in white enamel: oan be bought a bargain. Don't fail te gee us about Admission by card only, tA L. SCHOPP, 1008 Chestnut. % _Fiaig, sales manager. eee ee —_- a A Room House—$#500 y Cash or berty Bonde and rent money willl buy 3044 uaesell av.: this beautiful home contains rooms, rec eption hall. hardwood floors, bath, electric fixtures, furnace, finished attic, etc ready to mave in; newly decorated through- out. Ke office G B ’ ANKE n E. Co,, Ti Chestnut st. Good Cleveland Av. Home RSA3 Cleveland av... two-story brick resl- Gence: 10 rooms, bath, furnace, reception ball; im rovementse m ade: vot, SOXT23, ANDERSON-STOCKE-HUERMANN, Main 4.0% SON « chestnut ‘st Central 7-Room Residence—Bargain 4962 BOTANICAL AYV., $3750 A nice, subetantial 2-story brick residence, with siate reof, 6 rooma and alcove room, re- ception hall, bath. cement cellar. furnace @iectric fixtures; larce lot, 35x10: only half block to King’s highway bl. and Tower Grove Park; this is an exceptional bargain: can arrange terms. Owner will show you through. Ree ROLAND A. WIS Sk 812 € *hestnut st.. room 204. 7-Room Brick, Hot-Water Heat $3750. Easy Terms 4732 Louisiana av.. a good brick dwelling 200. - wash- | ~ | down and 3 up: bath, etc.: lot etreet and allev made. Its a bargain and you can buy it on easy terms puarty Bonds taken. Open Sunday, 8 to 6 UER REALTY CoO., 806 Chestnut st, RESIDENCES FOR SALE SOUTH 3726 Juniata St. Modern two-story and attic slate-roof resi- denee of 7 room, furnace, cold water, electric and gas grates: |Grand avenue and and churches: er will sell at a rooms and granitoid lot st finished basement: lights, pretty ae 929x125 feet; reet cars, also restricted neighborhood; low price for auic Card of admission from Cc. R. MILTENBE! R tGER, 14 N. 2117 Arsenal Street Two-story and hall, ist floor: floor: furnace, fine electric two machines; Lot 2 ox 1: 21. P mansard, three two rooms in attic; fixtures, rooms, Ruud heate attic, hot mantels | close Rth st. Elegant Home, Opp. Benton Pk. | bath- and to school four roome and tile bath, r, new and garage for garage and yard all granitoid, ric al $45 Mw), me MMELMANN-SPACKLER, % or, Tth 3059 CLEVELAND AV. 9-Room Residence and one-half story, Well built: two room brick residence; ler’s pantry, and ( he stnut. sts. ed reception hall, combination fixtures tile hot-water heat, hardwood floors. slater in excellent condition; of two cars. setting Good residential neig car lines, anxious Admission terms capacity occupies side of lot. convenient to two schools. Owner leaving town. Price only $6500. 33 feet, brick garag Lot 66x125 on church for by MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST CO., FOURTE i and P INE. extreme ra) House es quick card only. Agt., Home 3500 Halliday Here ts an ideal neighborhood; 7 rooms: every to Grand av. and OS. F. home rooms modern home bath, hardwood floors and Tower reduced for immediate sale. Tower Grove Heights offfice, J DICKMANN R. a 622 Chestnut a real A ~ in and finish: Grove See it 3151 S.! i> + 4 convenience: one Park: classy block OwWn- | k sale, ! 2d | east | hborhood: | } 71ix11l5: steam 295x135; Me Phe rson ay. W estminster Farage: McPherson ayv.: ranged; Corndil: heat: 14 Amherst pil. ; ern; 5813 Enright avy. porch; 775x213: heat. “Ww ASHING’ Te ra HEIG ? rooms: floors: lot 14 pr rice reasonab - 9 rooms, nog lern: conven! ence rooms, “cheerf ul pl. - a light. » 1O0t-Water heat: garage; 2 priced to sell. 60x17: heat: modern: a UNIV ERSIT Y 7Hx160: 11 price re: duced; terms. 52x145 r te rms. mC AR ANNE.” | COx18S5: veryv low price; fine low bric © 52 ) Cc \' TE S 9-room brick: reasonable if Vv 493 SP E RSHING © 13-room brick: 3 bath 5745. 1l-room heat: E 'N RIG oH’ r brick: low AY. price for 4628 NEWBERRY S rooms; furnace, bat price, N. first- owne ~-—— | cept | Rk SIDE NC ke water price _W- 449, F all | Ww. RESIDENCE LETCHER R. 5b feet front; new construction and arrangetnent. modern home. rooms, baths, 12 rooms, rooms, hot-water heat, terms, hardwood TE SALE PL, fe iced, PL. baths: RESIDENCES | Quick Sale 10 rooms, res of “fee this ALSO. oy baths, HTS.°’ li, feet le, all Ss. MAKE OF FER FO 4 QU ICK SALE. steam heat, home 2. ttractive. CITY. rooms, yard: AV, S, cash R. h; very HARRIS REALTY CoO. C orner io ourth -For ion room, all class condition: T on _prem ise S and Ollj sale: 7 modern sell cheap; Sun day. «lk or feet now smal} 'p ost- '- Dispi ite h. sale: HO of ground: cash RE SiVviNc is-- ~ bee a heat: eEcree cellar: modern: = On | DWEI dy fixtur doprs Goodfellow; Will OREO RE Sil mod floars opposite Schoc library, chure ient to 4 car lines: _avd pre HOU S first floor, comb cellar ‘cupied is perm sale occu’ or P | SPLE NDID MODE RN Y re | farage | bargain MORRIS Lot « Or ‘owner *) ™ . . ~~-Story owner _terms— MiIsSISSIPPI or sale: inclosed sleeping on sleeping wine Cellar: screens, 80x12 a 216. ~J ooms, radiator ned porch; shades, lot e Cabanv sALING- owher cale, s b or brick, etc.; ail of Page half price reduced leaving city ,anxious to make easy terms; 30-foot N E. & RR. (. E NC h—k or sale, be autif ern plumbing, steam thrgughout; mo lern beautiful city in walking ladies’ veral denominati home must ou ntain rooms; f es, north in park, 1 District, young hes of se ciated, STH i—For. sale 43 16 j of the best 8 rooms f rooms finished lighting separate laundry. by owner and run down, and is now sell and and and attic: fixtures r ba also ination with itted to because it ants; will to Be Gk ROU LI furnace, machines for the quice quoted AACH R. CO 1003 60°21 CATES AV. 50x175: 0 rooms: ‘ VALLEY premises. on mms, bath, for two third-floor | tile | av.) MORI Residenc e Bargain TOWER GROVE HEIGHTS 3815 ception hall, porch, hot water agg i~ Delmar, very in rear, make IE NS; 4621 9-room will show LOT. tla me Roon) ENRIGH T res} idence; you th deep; rik 1OT, 72 owner RTH -RUST 816 R. CO.., 4525 MeMILLAN AV., | ity, | condit An | Water | farage: fi and R Six-room KEANT 4030 sacrifice, AUG 4708 furnace, side « 11%: \ ! JOHN HOUSE, 4965 THlere i Vacan . | pa i GOT L) ivine SEE Nine paint e |} 150; pr _Mé mR A nn | Page, Al cor )-room hardw Rod floors: E GREAT bath, furnt lot Fox: BOKE RN R 17 lFulle 6128, WESTMINSTER Pr elegant residence; i heat: modern in every r admission by card irther ge see OTTO | TIETJE (P- ENT $300—P RICE brick, 42xxA | & FRANKE, MUST BE SOI Westminster: 9 rooms; oniv $5800: act quit GERLING R. CO., BIG BARG frame rage condit residence: 1oONn. A. Cook. LTOOS8 H pl., 7-room fixtures; ga splendid owner BRO., Cupples fine iriveway:; ery low price; S. BLAKE & 815 a rea) bargain, se ady to move ce a, et RE a 4515 are THIS OC FRONT rooms, bath, gas and ad ane decorated: 2 gi ris ut to $4300 RIS AACH mah, se 5254 MAPLE tae Unio and dition: hot hes DOSE NIAC H R an Pa) is an oT n t ya d beg ALAN AVY RE el len e | “7's + resi a iar ica mm BAL, Two- cept lon | binat a r “Fr ity ANC T: | West quick | JOST: VA, 104 De Imar ? prs dozen oi at APTANE OTL ERA A BEAUTIFUL Mincwt Sell on nOAS bee ptiol .. 2 ’ . natio ‘ wi modern CO,, A ' n fixtur es: WwmMme GOLDWASSE R ~~ —_— = srr % 4 1 E PZEL *k residence; 7 hat! mm, hat! woe | 0x1: 0: a story bri« ll, tiled nm fixtures, "feo ir ha ro | ' ? AUy 2c*TTS NZ, aaladl & ‘ modern 2 | roc mS, n fixtures 10x14. ke Vs . CO., 10 MILLER R FE. ( ‘> ler ~ rooms, as20 West. ‘End: § rooms, rented at $540 per annum; payment, awnpings. ~ 1306 Laurel: improvements block $4500 training De imar: furnace has is reasonable in lot 80x D 1008 Cc hestnut st. only. with into; irages, ve Sts. separate All on “st. urnace west sell, lot. made; 80-foot | inspection by appointment; hot- sleeping porches; hot-water heat; front; hot-water heat; sir le entrance: 9 rooms: cars; well ar- 8 baths, hot-water . S-room brick; mod- hard- | hot-water floors, low large re- conveniences, | large yard; Ridge. excellent hote- » Box | “Washington Heights. porch: porch: - dan- "heat, > of | to $3850; | A snap. Ry ‘OTT: SO) Chestnut st. | in Maryland Terrace | Windows, | room: ' rooms will | ite sleeping | trees. | aAV., |THE | living room, | floors, hot-water heat, | contains steam | lower coad ees premises. | ture: | ing | date, ul, respe Soldan distance of public | and conven- seen to be school ons; be aYV. kept iff eception th on and This never offered and e wh rooms, hardwood ct: a splendid pefre | hall second | heat, finished | house been | for | too large for present | mi: ae (i¥ ‘D BRIC ik RESIDE NCE. electric; special | An). ~ $5800 OF $5500 1 house all rough; ( ‘hestnut. $4501 ice, , ee oc . rton LACE rooms, espect; $2000 Chestnut st, $6500 for quick sale. | TRUST ee 99) RE SIDENCE. good cone | and | apartment site; a proposition = c ‘hestnut. AV. | convene | price ) electric- PAreees | “Bi ig. hot- | large | For price ©’? Chestnut st. ( ‘hestnut, iD hot-water heat: “k. tAIN >: slate roof; for two cars; | 40x | ion; lot there ( ‘hestnut st. PAGE lot 836x170; small cash | | able; st. | oday (*hestnut S19 ¢ ‘hestnut st, st. ‘SIDENCE. ctric; mnvenient ars; hk . eo " ian S4500 wil] ) a gis he Fat rege aeanien (Chestnut ri- - é gr hs in- will I a? wOImMs, mareweos fioors, slate ‘ oil? re W a@iti 5243 VE RNON A ll-re floor oes, re NCISCUS € NZ, 804 Account of Death (‘ates {¢ f beautiful } nen od residence, also a} P t S50x175 to an l bath and Mh, ace, ri? of Oe ‘enartt ice at S775 l i] & DURINSKY wright Ty > ICAL r V. full eetri' ef in Famil S-room A ey. You want REALTY S12 international Life Bidg Bidg. par- RESIDENCE —¢ \TES AV. Ve Aan eeping porch a see us for card of ad: nisgion. i ae floors; beautiful New | hardwood floors. | tric | built-in | pedestal Woenmand. | home | story 150. _ | This _ | told | half | growing | Park, ij} ates for | will secure | be - | Zest tile bath, | floor, | Raragre | or ' tion: 4554 PE RSHING 4611 MARYLAND RESIDENCES FOR SALE WEST WELL-BUILT MARYLAND TERRACE HOME FOR SALE j large sun a. , | If you pay $80 a month rent you can af- ford this home. This house has great 80 feet wide by 219 feet deep; ‘ly colonial-mission; inside and out, and supervised by a very prominent St, ,architect; it gets entirely away from pot the present tvpes of ‘“squatty’’ ceilings, “‘squatty’’ windows, ‘‘squatty’ | houses; it is flooded with light and sunshine, This home can be sold for $14,500. couldn't build the house alone for $17,000, |; you had the wide, leep - given you FI It's a bargain. will be worth a foot tn three natal or $12,000 the SU front feet it today, place your | furniture, gm out in the yard and see the many, many planting schemes you, your- self, can carry out. (all around you. See ing. possibilities: lot is house is strict- desizneéed how values __RESIDENCES FOR SALE “we 6UU NEAL LOIAIC ror Sate, cxcnange, wanteu, anu vurngurvws, VUULUB Soy £ LUSES — te od - A A ERA entice etnen RESIDENCES FOR ‘SALE penne. ban to __ } IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR | SALE i. fils Meebo. » a et ae eee Now this is what the ely gh. EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER. 817_ Chest ml ’A GREAT HOME BARGAIN 5591 CHAMBERLAIN: $6350. consists of: rogms, hardened oors, hot-water rock-front. large porch across front: Change in owner’s family re- Go and investigate. nut et. Louis } some | You | See the beautiful homes | are climb- | We also have a plan of a beautiful house | | quick two weeks, on any lot vou might cherse, x £$11.000, the lot extra; can 1 five months; will have four two large ones, other baths, wonderful Whitney large living room, beautiful everything just right. We twelve homes; you Can see just look, the size of windows, closets. stairways, etc.; no guesswor can afford a home in Maryland Terrace, wonderful surroundings, den, its wide, deep lots, scattered 5000 shade trees; lines, giving the homes?the and vista: its wonderful brick residences. See or phone Mr. Davis, corner Westmoreland drive in Maryland Terrace. Drive to to Pe nnsylvania ay., on Westmoreland drive. DAVIS REALTY DEVELOPMENT _816 Olive st. 3938 FLORA BL. well-built residence, beautiful reception hall. all finished in hardwood: marble trimmings: hardwood brick garage for two Jet DOx140 feet: We can start within house will co be completed bedrooms— —two caselInent how rooms, over its deep soft stucco living at n. and Cabany 147W Asie ani exceptionally containing 9 rooms, bath, with dandy home: admission by HEMMELM AN. SP "AC KLER, Seventh an‘ Chestnut _ sts. $328 WESTMINSTER PLACE” 14 rooms, all hardwood floors, tapestry, hardwood finish, 3 baths, large billiard get hot-water heat: bric k garage, $3 cars: 70x145; immediate possession: $16,000, E. H. B s-ENOIST 1921 Boatmen's Bank Bldg. 5112 WESTMINSTER Beautiful residence, exceptionally well built, 11 rooms, butler’s pantry and two baths; good ahd stment. Apply for admission. Se #17 machines: price right a & hestnut st. J. 1. EPSTEIN NEW LINDELL HOME Attractive and modern English architec- built and occupied by owner. Delms ir 2435R. 7064 KINGSBURY | Beautiful 8-room residence contains sleep- porch, solarium, garage: strictly Apply for card of admission. See J. Il. EPSTEIN, pe 617 Chestnut st. “A WASHINGTON AV. GEM A LOVELY SMALL HOME. Washington: % rooms. bath. Water heat: hardwood floors: lot 42x140: homes of this quality are scarce. Card admission. 2 ; J. THEIME R. S17 Chestnut st. E U G Ee NE Al. CABANNE AV. DWELLING rooms, furnace, fixtures: Detached 9 for garage: corner house; near Union AL ESTATE. ’ Hodiamont cars. MAGUIRE RE S 1K Cc ‘hest nut st. Lindell. | 5157 JAMES H. Beautiful Cabanne Home a sacrifice; 10 rooms, baths shower bath in basement: zarage for 4 cars: lot 78x200: this home can be bought below its real at Oo Cabanne av. Admission AL 2 Wash’n Heights Buns calow De Giverville av.: contains 6 rooms, hot-water heat, elegant elec- fixtures, brick mantel, open bookcases, be autiful tile ete, beautiful and can At floro: worth; 100% Doo’ by card BUTT niv Ss R E *O., Ww ainwright Bidg. a> Pe > = his lete d _T11 Chestnut. st. y “yn » OPEN TODAY! convenience; easy = 617 > a m , . ) >} Kingsbury Place A nonresident owner of this elegant ern home, including large living room on first O bedrox ms and 3 baths on second floor: for.2 cars 7H feet of ground; has placed same with us for 30 days; for sale at le price. If interested, us for LBERT tT. TERRY & 4036 DELMAR very large house, rooming house, all in first-class condi- lot WOXTAT : rented to a good tenant at LH00 r vear: can sel] oe house at a sacri- rms Ge see Bey Suu LENZ & SON REALTY CO 211 W ainwright Bldg. “Small Homes Are Se arce 1367 ARLINGTON—A GEM. look at this attractive Colonial complete JT-room house with hardwood onan = Mle tiled bath. hot water instantaneous hot water heater: the a par with a $10,000 house. For and particulars sre -ENE J ALTHEIMER S17 Chestnut. ~ MARYLAND TERRACE CHEAP LOT—tM0x186., Fine building lot, south side of Marvland Pennsv] sacrificed for a price 11 Chestnut st. FOR SALE 3853 FLAD AV. 9 rooms, hot-water heat, floors; convenient to ears, Chestnut see co... 823 Chestnut st. AVENUE A fix b HIL IP ‘H. Go Keres i floors home: hardwood churches and schools. CORNET & ZEIBIG., 719 Chestnut St. BARGAINS - 12 rooms, 2 bs int hot-water heat, hardwood floors and garage. A very low pr ce, * AV. 9 rooms, modern and in perfect | order. terms, EDW. L. BAKEWEHLL, 118 N. Seventh St, Olive 5555. | attrac- | is reason- | mod- | suitable for boarding | The | from 2:30 to |MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST associ- | | two smaller | dining | = have built | your Yeu | with | its sunken gar- |: which are } frame, all convenie ne es, (c) estate: Kraft. Sale; year rent; Rroadw ay kor an a offer Inquire 1306A large | ic) } fur- | lot. block | rooms; eo | large at- | Park, James at once; 7 floors: Forest 6418 sacrifice hi; ill, hardwood large lot; garage. Kk or sale, BY 47 Maifitt. -roof residence: modern: lot Ox 1: garage for several machines; auto shop. —For sale: 9-room for two familles: lot brick garage: bargain. to 7-room, nO: bric kK: DUXLSS 4345 reet; IN. 6 rooms, bath arbor, —kor sale, garage, fruit DO feet; every DIOS P owe rs. Mor sale, D214 and basement brik 265x112; to close *k, out Roo lot an estate; a bargain; $2¢00 H. Wat Appl ( Vv brik k; month: termi $25 per month; Ss 7 ink ,, steam heat, $4000; cost term $20 per month like he oul: Liberty EON BE. i to dren have me: Ok HOM hon for rooms, sleeping showers, 8 1 steps chines: Cost & HOIC i 7 rooms, quick MORRIS F “w R, GS. Kk or sale, detac hed lain baths, reduced $200 cash, rent: 2 single porce ices as not Bonds For sp beautiful built bs me for a home married and the ‘ slate roof brick bathroom, reception hardwood loors, brick and tile porch, Large brick garage for 8 or 4 m granitoid driveway. ey 110x156, ut ver $16,090 to build, 374 Post- -Dispatch, accepted. iy. SCOTT, 800 ( “he ‘stnut st. O ‘Fallon but my i) large hall. ] orch, large S12.) Rox Y- 38 BURD AVE NUE CORNE RESIDENCE. bath, extra large lot. sale, AACH R furnace; $5500, CO.. 1003 Chestnut st. Plumbing Stolen—Disgusted Owner anxious well-built ab vard and garage: sonable offer considered. to sell 271, N. Spring av., t-room house; Turnace heated; listed $3500, and“any rea- Easy terms. | ie aos © St. P. HERRMANN: JR. S161 Chestnut In _the He art of Real Estate 2. See See 6-Room Brick Residence, $3350 | Northwest o701 MECKEL St. hast. bath. Pamplin R! Ioauis; steam pl.; terms SALTY INVE STME NT CO. Federal Reserve Bank Bide. _ LINDELL PL. RESIDENCE Nine rooms, separate bargain TO] + toilet | big BE AI Facing park: 2}. ( rooms, lets Seven-room tion fixtures, lot 40x140 0) O-208, P ’ost- Dispatc h. years Ss, hardwood billiard hall: sacrifice, gain. IS17 § reception, hal! Ing ate Ox hy third cash. ments; t! rough E EUGE NE J riFUL combination fixtures, @arage; 4030 St. REARDON, O'FAL, I ON SAC R IF ICE. -story slate-roof residence, reecption hall, tile bath, two tol- floors, hot-water heat, large garage; lot 40x 140; cost $13,500: $0250, for quick sale: don’t miss this _Box _L-428 Post- Dispatch 49xx LOTUS AV. residence: tlle bath, hardwood floors, hot-water heat: This property is only about 5 l and | ll sell it for $6500. Box bath and Louis ay,; iN J. 911 Chestnut st PARK — E xceptional Bargain rooms and modern plumb- 1d spouts: lot $3700. one- See it todav (99 fiw residence q hot-w ater heat: roof. copper gut ters at garage xso ft on Want to sell quick. Cora av ly MUST SELL 4966 LOTUS Owner instructed hot-water of this ¥-room residence has just : of his home; has : modern appoint- lot owner will show F or pre A HE IME R, S17 _Chestnut _st, Biggest Bargain in City 1946 IT OO} Co.: 2- | S mis alwav ~ for 2800 University storv re _ Olive M2 Two-story | ception hall, ‘hearse T = RANC Isc "1 SA KI Story NT $2600, PRICE S2000. ‘Lith et.. adjoining Bell Telephone brick for 2 or 4 familles, having small store room: gas. water: at $500 a vear. Big bargain R N. and rente ad OOo J. WANSTRATH, 717% HOUSE AND Ur. $550 *t.. ail in 4-room brick an d frame pairing on is orth price ‘al bargain SAMUEL LIEBERT ( “‘hestnut st. (‘en —_ 2915 B. ARRETT ST. roof residence. 8 rooms, re- lace, beth and elec tric light: ’ S04 Cheaetnut st. slate furt rice ontiv NZ, s A low price and liberal | balan: THINK 733, NORTHLAND AY, locks of three denomination a TS lode $2700.00 7-room | new front rank furnace. new echo Can sell . for $7Oo terms: owner will down, easy show you through. PAUL JONES REALTY Co., 4111-12-13 Wainwright Bidg, rooms, stric Viana just ihe | | con- (c) | , gas, | convenience;.price ~Blair— ay. . = two- story | two fami- | fine fine 2-story S-room | rent $30 per) on easy balance $20 or Why | deal like “Spald- dwellings; fixtures; easy or bargains for homes, be reproduced at the price today; Park | ‘hile | ho. ise is too , irKe | & electric | stone | - will sace HOME combina- | provements made; | house; more than | | BUILDING rick recidenca with mod. within is and churches of | ' | quick sale. ‘large reception hall, | ern i and | containing Eee 2431 BACON Lae wy 6 ROOMS AND IN Goop" RE- PAIR; PRICE FOR QUICK SALE, MORRIS AAC H R. CO., 1003 Chestnut at. FOR SALE 4026 St. Louis Av. LOT 385x142. Nine rooms, hot-water heat. extra well built and in beautifu! consttie®. Owner wants to sell and price is rig CORNET & “ZEIBIG, 719 CHESTNUT. Dwelling Sacrifice 4805 Northland ay. 2-story brick, 8 rooms and bath, furnace heat: plot 25x135, with garage and outhouses: $2300 REMSBAC HER- MEHRKENS REALTY © South Jefferson av. NICE HOME, $3900 4411 —* AND AV. Comparatively new 7-room brick residence; bath, electric fixtures, ‘furwnes: screens, gran- itoid basement; let 33x130, with nice garage, brick e6treet and alley; nice neighborhood. House too large for owner: sacrificing for quick one: just advertised. L, _811 Chestnut st. _ 1AS. L. WERER, 3043 Magazine Street Two-story, 7-room detached cottage, ranged so can be used as 8 and flats; lot 48x65; corner, 22 feet, to build small store building if desired. NDERSON-STOCKE-BUERMANN, Main "4595. 808 Chestnut st. Central 209. Dandy Modern Home—$2150 | 4932 Margaretta: Natural Bridge car: 5- |room frame, with rock foundation, granitoid basement, nice electric fixtures, furnace; fine large rooms, dition. This house was taken, for debt and is a eo rice. i between 3 and 5 o'clock. F ANK , DITTMEIER R. ea 624 Chestnut st. ’ NCE brick renibonelh in the section in Nort St. Louis. consists of bath. hall, instantaneous water heater. tric light and gas, gas range in kitchen, iarge sleeping porch, furnacd heat and a large brick garage. is within two blocks of six will be sold cheap, on reasonable terms, desired, Inquire re owner, 3825 Sullivan av. ro GARFIELD AV. Cost $13,200. Saerifice $7500 3est-bullt and most equipped bungalow in St. Louis; has rooms, sunroom, two sleep- ing pore hes, brick garage for two machines, hardwood floors: wafer heat, finished in fir outside, tile front porch; excelle nt condition. Only 4 years old. | ‘Biggest sacrifice in a If you want a real home, see us at onc GLICK & JONES R. “pn. co., BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS . | FACTORY For sale or lease, 21,000 sq. ft.: |}heat; first floor granitoid: bargain. J. A. ‘GOODWIN. _&819 Chestnut at. CENTRAL oer } “_— BUILDING—For ate 3 Locust st., ing in automobile district; rented to good tenants; not a vacancy on the street. A —— investment; proper F. J.C J. 375 vi For sale, 9-room | most desirable car lines and 824 Chestnut. Cc ORNW ELL R. E. CO., 810 Chestnut. ~ FOR SALE OR LEASE I 2217-19 Wash st. ; 87,000 feet floor space; big bargain: Four-story brick building 5Ox142 4, For partic ulars see owner on CHEAPEST FIREPROOF COM- | mercial building in the city. Entire building |, leased for 5 years. Look at 1011 Market st. |For full partic ulars see gs. 2 A ogg bat JR. R. EB. CO., 816¥ Chestnut st. In the He art of Real Estate_ Row. — | FOR SALE OR LEASE Four-story br ick building, 2217-19 . 50x142%4; 27,000 feet floor space; big bar- gnin. See ow ner on premises. (e@9) iaare % 4. y 4 | STORE AND FLAT 1914 CHOUTEAU—$3500., Two-story brick building of store and 5-|! | room flat above; cost $7000; owner must sell; | small cash ees required. GOL DM. \N REALTY Co., 722 Chestnut st. PINE ST. PR IPERTY. $100 PER FOOT | WITH GOOD IMPROV EME rs 3153 Pine st... a dandy 3-story ing, consisting ‘of 10 rooms, out, lot 50x155; price $5000, You will double | your money on this investment in short | i'time. GOLDWASSER & DUBINSKY REAL- | —_ 4 0.. 312- 14 Inte rnational Life Bidg. Stable or Gara oe throwst 8321 Easton av., running to Brantner pl.; two-story brick building, with elevator; wrreagy for repair shop, | stable. Price low and easy terms. JOHN McMENAMY I. & R. CO., 1308 N. Grand av. SOUTH. “— Li BUILDING—For sale: actorv or warehouse, SHOP—For cale, 2-story: suitable for Apply 708 Allen av, 2014 Cherokee; large shop, a rooms, bath, gas, electric fixtures, large sheds. Ow nery 3453 Missouri. STORE BUILDING—For sale. bakery or other merc antile building: Side: cheap. Hox _W- 0, _Post- Dis. (c83) BU SINESS | ( ‘ORNE ER— For Bale: ‘South Sik le: St. Anthony’s Parish; rental $1066; trade apartment or flats. Call owner, V tor 2741R. BuIlL DING— $5700, buys. ‘store . bullaihe: rent $960; 3-story brick store building: rented for grocery and meat market for $960 per year; doing big cash business: this can be bought for $2200 cash and assume d. of t. for $3500 at 6 per cent. good for 3 vears. Box _R-359. Post-Disnatch % Tr > » ~ RENT, $486. PRICE, $2800 1517-19 S. 3d st.: 4 good brick buildings: a bargain. JOHN BULL, 20 N. Tth at. ‘N. W. Cor. Third & Barry Factory Building and Dwelling The Ackerman property, consisting of large soda water manufacturing plant and dwell- ae astac hed and large stable; lot 60x140; REMSBACHER- MEHRKENS REALTY®CO., ST5T South Jefferson av. WEST i i Oe Garage Building for Sale 5156-58 Delmar: next to Standard Oil flll- | ing station: 36x140: reasonable price BAISON R._& F 60. 5899 Delmar bl. 519 EASTON AV, STORS AND FLAT 2 BOV EB. AND ADJOINING LOT, IN ALL, 100x290. Can se|] for £6250 MORRIS AACH R: CO., 1008 Chestnut at. AUTOMOBILE MEN YOUR CHANCE: DON'T MISS IT. Washington av, (near Vandeventer): automobile street in city; improved: $960 year; worth Address” Box D-244, suitable | “for South best Trent a eee SAL B OR EXCHANGE 3943 Page bl.: brick building, two 4-room reception hall, nace. etc.: "3 3915 Page &-room brick residence: porcelam and tile bath, hot-water heat. combination fixtures: throughout: lot 25 8, 25x1h WEST ST. LOUIS TRUST Co., Sarah and Easton av. . @ _— GARAGE “Tl | SALE OR EXCHANGE | 6610 DELMAR Leased for $2700 Yearly 4, Goldman Realty Co. 722 CHESTNUT ST. | . 250 foot: big \reduction for | e -D, containing | bath, fur- mod- | ar- | large recep- | elec- | suitable for 3 machines $37 furnace, brand-new | in first-class con- | Salesman there Sunday | reception hall, | a ih } ' j ' bath, | dent: ' } | | elevator, | can exchange for other | | Naces, Wash | TE Offers PAP ae. bungalows, flats, for your attention. mitted: Also a like rent on #1. Just east of King’s highway zwrent Park; 4 families of 5 rooms, Ist floor: Hh. separate in-a-dor beds, the built; appointment and fice. 4-room brick cot tage, etc. ference, hardw ood floors, tage, | terms. bath, furnace, hardwood floors, 4 room| {ng and spouting, can be used | built by owner for home; | $7500: only, an etc. ; if | made; | bath, ; he cash, reduces capital. A. JAY KUHS 1001 CHESTNUT STREET RMS LIKE RENT. Any reasonable offer will be su all of the followin DOUBLE AP ARTMENT FLAT, 4542-44 CLAYT ON AV. and beautiful 2d floor each; all year around pereies and also sun parlors; 4 Ot-water heating plants; Murphy brick mantels: in act, all very latest conveniences: extra well can be bought right. Admjttance by ort. particulars at of- $125 a month, rooms, Cheap rent at NEAR BEVO. MILL. 5202 Morganford, corner of Walsh, a dandy reception hall, bath. ; large lot, 53x10; cheap at $3200, NEW BU NGAL Ow. 4466 Penrose, 5 rooms, rec eption hall, etc.; terms; bath, price 4650 IDAHO AV. Four-room and reception hall brick cot. PUESER’S BARGA MODERN rata say! ; = Drenty-thire ot . lor e-roo ungalow bath, hot pe of heat, hardwood fle with bullt-in buffet, brick porch with tile flooring: im rear; must be seen to be « ‘ er will show you through: will ¢ for a modern single flat. * FAIRGROUND PARK eo pe. IMPROVED PROPERTY . OI, SO Hemmelmann-S BARGAI bath, etc.; street made; price $2500: TOWER GROVE HE 1G HTS FLAT, 3841x ARSENAL ST. An elegant 5 and 6 room brick flat, tile | copper gutter- rooms, hae - porch: lot : x12 Ai imitt: ane e had at office. large offer wanted. card Which can be FIVE-ROOM by BUNG ALOW., $3000. 5033 New port av., has reception haill, etc. easy terms; cheap: lock south of Delor and 2 blocks bath, “one-half east of jevo Mill FOR $4500. lot 50x130: 7 rooms. bath, furnace and finished | ttic for third floor; dirt cheap; — one- alf block east of Shaw's } Garden 5079 Ww ELLS AV. -RE ‘SIDE NCE, Two-story brick, 6 rooms, reception hall, furnace: lot “> owner nonresi- | can be bought t cheap at $5200, GOOD EB U SINESS COR NER. . corner Gravois and Winnebago: store | 3 flats of 3 and 4 rooms each: baths. | all conveniences and improvements price $9600. FIV E- ROOM 4169 Lee av., 5 rooms, furnace, large concrete porches front back : street made; cheap at $3500: $300 balance $35 m« mthly, pays interest and > One story. Admittance by RESIDENCE. 4217 Castleman av., ay. BUNGALOW. reception hall, tile | card only. sanitary tile bathroom; hot- | story, reception hall, 2 ' plenty | made; b in hardwood floor Ist floor and clothes chute for $4250 and balance $40 a month, new build- | bath, made: balance admittance, premises. (ce) | Northwest Heights district, D | § Bridge, loft above; concrete pore hes front and rear: includes all improvements to be paid by us: tH. $400, balance $35 roo tories, | thing like 80 as to have veniences and finish you posits of $400 |of anything you purchase of us: building several cinity that. will be completed within 30 FIV) E- -ROOM BUNGALOW. 4498 Penrose, corner of Taylor av... 1% 3 exceptionally large rooms Ist floor. extra large rooms 2d floor: of closets; red ‘tile roof: all floor large concrete porches front and rear; utler pantries, fruit cellars, etc.; will put — on terms of $500 down, including e verything. sell FIV E- ROOM RU INGALOW. 8602 Cora av. 1 block south Natural 5 rooms, reception hall Ist floor; ventilators front and rear: large price $3600; a month; red tile FOU R- ROOM ‘BU NGALOW. 3833 Lincoln av. 4 rooms, reception hall, furnace, et« all street improvements sell cheap ound make terms; $300 down, like rent. For price and card of call at office. FOUR AND FIVE ROOM FLAT. 4941 St. Louis av., for $4600: baths, etc.; streets made. SP EC IAL . NOTIC ‘Ee! If you are wanting to buy a bungalow in St. Louis, just west of O'Fallon | we own 20 of them of 4 and | rooms; l-story and some. 1% can sell cheaper than any- St. Louis, and put property all the latest first-class con- complete, and also give | yractically like rent: we ask de- | to $500; we also stand back we are also! this same vi- or 60 fur- and 6 and 7 that we it in terms just now in | days. JAY ‘ KUHS, Successor H. KUHS A A. & SON R. E. CO... | 1001 _Chestnut st. a ae | ene ‘Hy. Hiemens Realty Co. | ' } | brick build- | modern through- | | garage or | | I, diate | rooms; every fi | ive price at office | u improvements; rooms: | Selected finish: pointment w hall: rage, etc. ; special price | Sake 675. “14 | ing, | bath, im ing: tures, improvements bey yt 413 12 ARI, Me a yD | 41: , 500 erfect location: athrooms and house has hardwood finest modern construction and appointments, station; etc.: terms. improvements; v—0-foot lot; car. latest improved heating. plumbing, etc.: garage; room and hal! tion; ita 5 investment; Grand avy. ception hall, alley made; 14 hardwood outbuildings: | Yard | 140; “50x12 5 4013 Russell. 614 Cc HE STNU T ST. 3811 FLORA BL. Beautiful fine built modern home, in most | large living room, three tiled a shower bathroom: entire double floors and finish; ot TOx175. Inspect by appointment. possession. 6038 CLEMENS AY. modern hore; 10 fine, cheerful | all the best modern improvements of | “kind: hot-water heating, etc. 5Ox185 : garden, fruits, etc. } e Imme- Reautiful | ne lot, : attract- | SEVEN-ROOM BUNG AILOwW. In Kirkwood, near electric car and train | has hot-water heat, garden, fruit, 200K 150; price quoted $3500; easy 3875 JUNIATA ST. High-grade two-family home; pper 7 rooms; hot-water heat: lot lower 5 and | all modern | etc lot > 80x27" 6”’ HOME. location, 3111 Hawthorne bl.. 9! finest quality of appointments and lot 100x193. HANDSOME A real G-room home, ater heat: “ELEG An ideal Inspect by ap-| HE tne olat 237 Murdock av.: hot- large brick porch; all the latest take Sout! lampton TOWER GROVE PL. home, 6 large rooms and living all improveme ‘nts and conventerftes, ga- lot 50x180; low price at office. 3538, SHENANDOATL AY, A good-bulilf modern home, having all the ; brick 4615 Modern ‘with lot 835x180; $5300 3635 me Mi ‘REE AV. Good four-family flat, 4 rooms and bath- each; all in first-class condi- )- foot lot. S11-11A PARK AV Fine- built” 5 and 6 room single flat, near every modern improvement and very good location; lot 30x150;: at office. 8957 HUMPHREY 8ST. S-room brick cottage, bathroom, re- furnace; good garage; street and wit GE MANSION. Rroadway, 3story brick. hot-water heat, 2 baths large brick garage garden, orchard and poultry | , everything in fine condition: lot club or rte gre y 0) bargain for HENRY HIEMENZ REAL’ .e Chestnut st. ” Geffteel R73 ppointment: Ideal Davis st., large rooms, floors: and | 317x | Must Close Estate WILL SELL ALL OR SEPARATE. -oo-oo Kennerly av . double brick bulld- containing four 3-room flats. porcelain lot 50x TOO All improvements annim., ade: mont $708 per FOAL9 North Market st.: S-room brick dwell- | furnace, combination fix. | porcelain bath, gkranitoid basement: 255x117: all mace; per annum Laicky st. stone-front brick | bath; ky brick brick brick | brick per annum: | LOUIS TRUST Co., Sarah and Easton ay. ttt tat Prices Must Be Right Or We Don’t Advertise. EVERYTHING IN THIS LIST A SPECIAL BARGAIN. ll Walton av., 6-room frame: 20x170 $2,450 | 19 Etzel av.. 9-room brick: 50x140.. 4 2%0 18 Pershing av., 7-room brick: 30x125. @ hao | 43 Clarence av., 7-room brick: R0x147. 6 2%! x Castleman, 7-room brick: 82x125._ 5 500) S. Compton, 10 rodtns, modern: 9-room brick: 8%x198 o7% 125 S-room brick 1) Weet Pine. f-room brick rR si0' 6-room frame: 7Ox 10 card to acmit or kevya AS REALTY CO... 107 N 4137 Pana ‘stone front oxi? ; 4-room stone-front hx 107. 4-room stone-front 4-room stone front rent $072 xx Carr st. 4 Terry ay.. Full details, DY 4; of Oth at. B | 7 -For (;lasgow : sale. big, strong. Bailey suitable for automobile re- pair shop or factory; cash only; reasonable. 2310 2310 Farrar st. FACTORY BUILDING _ w. cor. llth and Monroe sts.: 4-story basement. .ordinary mill construction: 15.000 square feet, electric eleva- steam heating pliant: ertate:.can be bought W. OMPARA, 1205 WELL-LOCATED STORE AND FLAT 1814 N.. Grand av.; 2-story brick bulldéing, | large store on Ist floor and modern 5-room | fiat on 2d floor and frame garage; sell very cheap and on easy monthly te FRANCISCUS & KUNZ, 504 Chestnut au and N. tor, ene at bargain. brick building for three fandities oa 3 . " each; also brick stable in rear for @ 3624 4 vireinia ay + & nice itt and wagon shed; all improvements made: § Bothy t 25'x125’. Price $43 'can be bough tat a big bargain on ace naces; jo sspataniiaaneanel closing up an estate 9924 Michigan av., a well-b SPECIAL ATTENTION, If you are in the market ‘to buy real est do not fail to get my list, as } veal number of bargains in properties. PUESER R. E. CO... 206 Title Guar, BRINKOP 619 CHESTNUT S8T, brick fiat of 3 rooms and bath provements made, Jat oo" 125, e834 Michigan @v.. a well b brick bullding, arranged in two 8 rooms and bath each, lot 23 we nae &. Broadway; & a . well- bull families of 3 rooms ahd bath for $25 per month; lot 2 x12y'. 3937 HARTFORD ST. Modern & « J 4404 Fossuth av., a nice sin room Rat, seam neat. $7500. , Will ex ‘yooms and beth each: lot 29 radee or Smal awe picin j $c G0. Se ee 3437 EADS AV. ; } and 6 room flat, 3400 Meramec at., a well-built and furnaces: $64 ‘ building, arranged for two mrt on — loor a rooms an 8517 MINNESQTA AV.. 8 and ont OS on | rooms, tile bathe” leet ric: $4650, ¥ one fintehes me ~~ $000 | 8219 MICHIGAN a 3 and 3 _rooms, tile baths, furnaces: $4900. fe ee pS ensitenennie @i« 8841 CALIFORNIA AV.. 3 and 9 $3750. ; rooms, tile baths, electric; $4650. Lis , your property with us fe EAE HS w As 3725 BRAMBERGER AV., 8 an . rooms, tile baths. furnaces, $4800" : HE MMELMANN-SPAC te int 3617 MINNESOTA AV. and 4 aaa rooms, baths, electric, $1560. 8829 S. COMPTON AV., 4 and ‘ EQ. ANS Ie poe. arranged for furnaces, ™ air ‘ HESTRU T 8 8700 PE NNSYLVANIA . 7 \ & 0 and 4 ram rea oo SD FARE ; baths, electric, $4500: bargain. Brick fiat. belie! furnacls 3438 KEOKUK ST. he autifa convenient es, oWner will show Sink. tottberes Gene e 15 and 6 rem | Price reduced, AIS0 3957 McREE AV., 3 and 8 rooms, Dendy corner flat ef 5 and | baths, electric; bargain. rae —e. for card pw A =a fe; UTAH we near Grand, modern § — “not ‘Ait SIDE Hoste & and « room flat, $7250, i 3843 Cleveland av.: lot 50x17 2519 TENNESSEE Rae ad On Ro-m pete a res’ Py of 9 — ti or urnace, sia r ee ee cay A id0o. and will ol belonas to ny eatate pag A. ’ , a: = hext door cast. Look at it tods R200 CALIFORNIA J Av. 4 and 5 a us your offer a lat, baths and electric: ; $1600. : Have a big snap tn the 3000 blo 3€36-38 RIL eae © i¢ land av., having & rooms, slate gain ina BLAINE, AV. e near Grand; s furnace, atanitoid cellar, oO tile baths, hot- water beka teeta $80. money and is askin SOD, by | is a well-built flat and can be bought rig otter. Se ANDY. Dot BLE Prd REST INVESTMENTS IN ais stoaay' 8 Globe for our list of chotey ‘ moat fa Fallon Park: tot x17 ° eudi6 t we ‘ spiiieniat BRINKOP R,_ E. Sere th Beg F - 2. tami AF * Uhestnut at. Central tric fixtures, hot water connect — ena “tien everything mode * rented, $1032 Dittmeier Bargai plese Oo 5851-53 Shenandoah: lot S0x124: Cc otta ees : $1 OO. 00 (i brick flat of 5 and 6 rooms, bat oname' sinks, combination fixtu shades: always rented $1152 a Also Beautiful Flats at SASIA, anxious to sell. Pr 2531 Semple av., new 4-room bric ck then — want offer. See it toda: th, granitoid cellar: cost $3500: Monda | lot; must sell; $2000: $100 cash. ALSO Pe. 2605 Macklind av.. 5- room brick: big Dandy: four-family brick flat of | ce; $100 cash: cogt. $2800 ; sell : | tile bath each: marble sinks, el |, 4215 Euclid av., 2-story frame. & a, crs. shades, . screens. stone .steps | bath, 60 feet: beautiful yard, outhouse; es ing, strictly up-to-date; always | $3600: $2100 buys; $100 cash: 2 & year. Price $7500. , Located n 50-52 Thrush av.. two beautiful « GEO. J. WANSTRATH, 717% frame cottages, 3 rooms, bath; 25 feet am REAUTIFUL NORTH SIDE B a buys: $100 cas = ny Coneor1l. av... “% biock + albridge avy., nice 3-room a roadway loop; ca Jee" x1 cost $1900; $1100 buys: $100 cash. fram, brick bungalow of 7 roome., slate 4562 Maffitt av., new one-story brick, bath poet floors, tile bathroom, ec _l nproveme nts made: cost : 3 French doora, marble sink and ¥ $100 cash. oF built-in troming board, screened 74 Schiller pl, ne w 3-rooam brick; bethy furna: o ‘ one rete ar brick por $2500; $1700 buys: $100 cash. piss everything strictty tern and re 299 W Lexington av , brick, ecsat $2500: S$2o%00 buys: . aay an house, will show you t $100 cash, “Ta 4712 Sigel av.. 2-story frame GEO a A hae TiT™% also 1 story, 8 room fram in rear: ANT Tr OFFER. condition; street, sidewa!l and alley A558 Powsrs’ ‘oe flocated S506 cost $3500: $2200 buys: 00 h. story frame of 6 rooma, bath. fu 4988 Plover av.. 2-story frame: 4 wood floors, electric light, eren other conveniences: large yard: cost all conventenees : owner wil $1800 buve: £100 cash. through. 8820 N. Twenty-third et.. °-stor¢y BO families, 8 rooms each: street, sid 1217 North Market #t.; lot 2ia14 alley made; cost $3500: $2490 buys: Kinley line: t-story brick of S r cas furnace, granftold cellar. Look make na offer GHO. J. WANSTRATH. T17% The above are only a sample o hargnine we have to offer Te 5011. of re a * ane nae we wif i Tit AY, (iP) VANS TRATH., . 4900-024 McMillan ay. bs z T ee 4424-26 Norfolk av. rey I —_ . -“ 4016. 18 wacky st pat \ ese beaurtif lats alao to : i change: small monthly yee ' Te SO IE B ARGATD take clear real estate In part pay: ——. i? 6311 Famous § ayv.. 7 yroor ont portunities to dispose of old nropert ' hath lot 560x100 oe eenes first-class {ncome. bearing property: i} 1330 Tamm av... 5-room tary |; rooms each; shades, furnaces, fixtures lot, 30x12; easy ternis | showers. etc, Se - thesa flats and then ) go204 Pakiend av 4 room t FRANK lL. DITTMEIER R. stucco, lot 30«200. 24 Chestnut st - 8100 sie Hend rd. Ma plew o¢ ——- S rooms modern fran let S5O« 1381 , SP EC | Al, BUY | 6227 Vietorta av “éana bd roe A710 Magnolia aYv.. Kenwood: 8-room 1901-4 2, ae m @-famity. residence: destrable; lot 092x150, reoms each, " brick fi rent $64 per month: — SOT7 Ridge av.. 7 rooms. bath and \7x aa , — eee ei i Southeast corner Keasuth a me North Market, t-room bri brick . u New stead store and fi ; 1967 McCausiand av... two- family 7" - Ags ~ ny icc aaa | utili i¢ ¢ 5) Pentre LOCA “2 , ¢ lot Shien an } — rooms. bath and an , a Mer ler 35x 144. re aa _ $50 per month . re LL ie lson and Clifton ave. B-ete ¢ reve Rartmer | av., extra well-built & ad brick building, 14,000 ¢ +8 | - >. ft. manufacturing site; 5159 Delmar bi.. 5 and 6 room flat: varentn }and furnace JOHN PP. DOLAN REALT ° - ; , ntieiniaieal Real JPatate and Lean 4115 Castleman ay. _ $-room c | _ bath and furnace ws dasa ae B HS “ nto an rR. rng Sy a at ‘store and 5-room = ; ie Oi0i! ul with ath. ‘ 2 TAS ‘ . fr + | Ewe 2% 4003 CHOUTEAU ot ba et with tmprovemente, fast MERE is 4 BAnGAm ) . "ow Be S2.0 EA Ph | N 4 We welcome all offers. - a | brick residence, bdatl . ; rn Mail, electric Cautures, 6 BARNGROVE & SP E CHT, 2 N. 1h improvements made: if you Wal - ‘on som ., u pattes eee this HAAS E REALT “ix125. It's yours for Si HERE Is ANOTHER Rane 921 CHEST rr + bh ah * bal iy ¢ AUPT AY SOUTH SIDE TESIDENCE of Manchest ace Park, it 3127 Eads a’ °stoty siate roof, 7 hat? fury > r at 7 - Pearrn brick bath. haf Water Ye at hardwoed floors: hia : ae 8 ~ ch ande ier? acreeta | trte fixtures. ecreens : in perfect oti x : Ne offs whad ae call it i low price: admission by card only HE} : is AD CD Droy omnes | ate poeseasrion oe cE a a4 : eAaS a + F ‘ . 4 ; A ~ HAASE REALTY .. o21 Chestnut A oor brick cottage, bath, f£.ROOM RESIDENCE. Dade at ee he in — nd “\ireets and aller Hi ER IS ANOTHER By, ‘BAR ry or node rneane > “ Non FULK ssene , Oh | one . tee wore oun frame eat a of HAASE REALTY CO fe wecth SIC. er rements mas ’ : Lee he 14 sae om Y: ou can have all , h- ROOM COTTAGE. Pome S41 Itaska st.: enlendid brte rooms ard hath all on one flees Ge REAL ESTATE — - POR R 00 it Owner wants to leave cit¥, Hie ad > Db | an ie te ool eorert ~~ ba witb 80s ae fag ot A Aandy. almost new 9-st — s Ho = a =... ee raomes an?! tiled hath on let floor: ¥ yom J ile. ti olored lee re | tiled bath on 24 fleor: large ai nec. easy terns; We porch secoarate ‘2 ‘Frank tn. ae enrage: thie {a a hie. close. . SE—For ssie. t6 colored: os S744 Price reduced ta , — and furnace sien easy AASE REALTY CO ort Cc a at te Chastnuate See ROLAND « 4 _ , —_ ene y etre bad reer Me OUNK..Ping ’ ‘'PWTe - . Mis . SA le, 4110 ‘ “ook ‘at 2 FURNISHED ROOMS 80 sofia bath, furnace and sleet 2| RENT THEMSELVES, of ex PRA NCH, tke rent. monthl ; 4 ANCTSCTS & Kt aM |as a rule it pays to @ FLAT. For scle, 28 "pdwama7 , POST-DISPATCH “WANTS. 333 ann | Sidews! armtt av... é-roam frame: ; Keane made: terme ta sult: Sf . “ANE « * FRANKE. let Chestm ESIDENCKE —F For sale: <— = Snt residence af § rope, bea retuced ON Fatt East AYLOR TRUST Easton and Tayloe

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s cS hae a “ ¢ . > ~- a a — one . . ox D-46. Post-Dispatch. 30 acres in clover and tmot hy. § acres r " — : c ye, 629 MERMOD-JACCARD BLDG MES, MO. !’ ARK 8) ; :, 42 Cleveland av., a well-built doub! cloned apartment semi-fireproof building, 3 blocks | _Ville fa. FARM. Poo ; me ST. Farlin av., lot 31 .6x120; ane 5- i xx $ rooms and tiled bath each: sae or south of Lincoln Park. Chicago: ral rented | LAND-—For sale, unimproved, Florida, 5 | FARMS Fo ettle: 40 acres _ Improved ; e- ~ ae _ and town, $35 aed acre; also 40- *0 acres, Ironton, Mo.. 90 miles south. 5) 40-acte poultry aed fruit piace, 6 ‘ ick cottage; tile bath, hot and c 'oom copper gutters, separate furnaces: rooms, h $5500} to high-class terants for $12,500 per year;| acres; 10 miles Tampa; good soil, lake! E ver failing spring; $1000. Fiend | tion use, stable, fruit trees, 25 in cultiva- | miles to town: 35 in cultivation balance | c.eared and in cultivation. sariety of it, cold rater, F gereens, ot-water gay electric fix- after May 1, about $14,000: rice $106,000 | frontage: ideal place for Sires » Tare "$1400; | xchanges. 1012 « te Chestnut. on, 15 fine timber Hi. Gel! ert, S703 8. | i. level and tiliable: 3- room fram a Bony Ne poultry houses. - | Ot-water heat, electric tile rches; lot 44x1 tur | | ’ fixtures, al and porc ] Te renting es, tile baths, fruit closets; marble sinks. B- clear; want going farm or ranch with equip: will sacrifice $800 cash. R. J. Ulrich. Old | _Broad way, Sunday and week days. open, | house mile to pvements may de: if you w , : rick e a. Brice 5200 Re FARMS—For sale o or exchange, 70 arn and outbuildings: family fruit. | je, house, only che o ant a well-bulit, © for $10s2 per yet 3 nts $52.50 a month. Good ‘condition, ment; might add cash. I, Bliss S Custom House, St. Louis, Mo, ilenton, Mo., St. Louis County. Tetereved: 'FARM—For sale, 640 acres, Tich cut-over well ani spring water: a eo bargain aft Soe ym wcaleme to high school; sacrifice at §i00u: Isston mn nodern cottage, see me for car or es 1211-11A ‘. : d of adm Montclair av. . 5800 | Dearborn st. . Chicago, il. cxereamaeapanian 200 bearing trees, clear. 401 _Pontiac. land; Pemiscot County; mile from railroad $1700; terms. ee: 2 h 20 AC BS. 8500 DOWN. pri« 7 % *, 4121-23 McRee av., & double 3-room fiat 5-6 rooms, furnaces, combination fixtures, } ———— = in cultivation, : g bai eins ® term fine single flat of 5 and 6 roons, } . a dd 12 ‘o} a 4476-78 Clayton ayv., a good double 3-room , ) acre hard: | m frame ' rood : te | 99) | call or write. J. O. Lents, Irondale. Mo, | soll. public road. 1 en nara; good black n ] hou se, barn. good waier, one mile | St. Touls (Mo) office. mo Mermod Jac- n the Maal e it bh} ¢ kK on Sallis an av.: lot 4) F 2s } k 7 } ; JOHN Ss. “—. + ~ | ae: i : : x . a with baths, bri porches, granitoid 5S. BLAKE & BRO,, 815 Chestnut st. | FARM—For sale or trade: , ree) Fs LEE eee ee —-—— a : le bathroom, separate furnac es, an 1ST; Fe on Madang lot 506x130; renting for $768 per - | ‘ad city, suburban | ine | FARM— -For sale. and telephone; : goed road: rural route; only 8225: _ Bk ig. ey : B nb agge ti # Quick trade. Bolton, the Land NO CASH PAYMENT DOWN. 1) acres near Rolla, ‘Mo..| Price $55 per acre. Addre ‘3 ance 8% ences: EACARe in Renee HM pear Price $6900. REAL ESTATE — FOR COLORED . | es 00 panei Bo29. x. your vaention end voles ahtubene —- 6225 Easton, Cabany 108 ; na Why not pay for you a home by ap house, barn, water ! route 1. Bourbon Mn t pe plying * orchard; price $s00, | T° irbon. Mo. spend yo ‘K * ) acres. 1M | one-third of the crops on the price of the! balf down, balance easy terms. H. Cleino, | FAKM—tor saie. 160 iso. 10° acres near. gn raine chickens. | BRICK ¢ HOU SE -FARM 60 timber, 9-room house Spring water; 60 land? Go with us Tuesday. I. C. 9:56 Dp. m., 3642 Cook. fence: 120° ale, im eultivaer nai, und under | Mostly all tn cultivation: po eyne & —— For sale: 120 acres: $6500; splendid improwve- miles from St. Louis, 2119 |to Melbourne, Fla., west of where we show _FARM—For Sale, 40 acres, 4-room house; timber: small orchard: the “land 's all | house, stable, some fruit, spring water; two / ments; 70 acres in cultivation; 3 miles 7 on you the finest potato crop and other vegeta- | well, spring, barn. etc.; quarter mile good; lays level to roiling: fine A ng miles to town: same price and terms. | yattroad and large town, 38 lea from Se ee ee ee ok oe YA AEE iO IO LEM: IE! ULI ETS AEM AE SON ty 1 Raat . ‘all office for card of admission, - F 445 Maryland av.. a_ well-built modern > FAIRGR OUND , ARK BARGAIN, be teen! for four families; each apartment COTTAGE For sale, A196 Cooke ay. 4: f me on aim St. 4 and 5 room single fiat Mm has 3 rooms, bath. kitc henette and breakfast ment; will sell on easy te Tins, $3000. See it | F hot and co water, furnace hear & room, a furnaces, fixtures, screens and make offer; never occupied by colored 252 eeeeEeEeE——E———E—————EEE = AKM kor rent 10 acres, work land: * nes r bies about ready t h : t. 4 " > ined «at ode ‘ Fiorissant. Delmse oT, oo | cee oO parvest. which will more| s hool, 35 miles from sity: bargain; libe o-room frame house, fra: t Get a free Darga in list Louis; good auto wend, rural free delivery and oe “* ae : "$5500: it yo ee “sand shades ogi gy 5 $10 .5¢ pooee per; before; Liberty Bonds acce pted., ‘aston oak Ee Or cali an ) pan DOr et ee ak st. ‘ oes & a | —— 8 eeer Waer, 122 Chestnut. see and cuthouses; well w atered: 4 miles of Olive 2200 "4 e: COR WM, REITS IR, one CRPHY : us for card + = yer, Jot " aah ioe t . A ’ { ‘ . ' , : 7 ST, 7 ii: enreene Fintures: ‘vente Babe laundry, @ nd tile porch, copper gutters and screens, just Mike ie aT IS00 — Bo gga ionthly| to Bbply. how secured free; 1919 diagrams). level valley. near. Lesterville. Mo.: only £3 and everything, bargain; terms, Box R-196,| improved ‘with 8-room house ba cots ma tenant houses, plenty of outbuildings, and} to see this. icy $7700 ' -s ad & year, @ nice fixtures; all improv eonente made; rent- OREON E. & R.G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut st an &, ab a0. Daw awe, lists, ¢ ete.: price, 25| per acre; $25 down and $3 month. Geo. D. | ~—2St:Dispatch, house, spring; ideal for fishin uhetingds good fence. One mile from station on main | 4. L SPRAGU BE. 503-04 Chemical Bide anaes SACRIFICE | ing for $43 per month; lot x123’. Price 55 y yt as Rien ‘ebb Publishing Co., Dept. Williams. Mt. ‘Vernon, III. FAKM—For sale, 117 acres. improved dairy, oultry and fruit; RO overflow; * Pao uw wie lins of Frisco Raliroad and \% mile from the M N HESTER 1213 Wright st.: lot 5x 120: a 2% e450. . —_—— : (99) | LAD LAND—tThree tracts, 40. 51 and 117. all ad- graim, stock farm; good pasturage; never- ig bargain. See & sol echoclhouse; 2% acres of this land is tn eu!- 101 ACRES— A C Mek building for three tnaniline ¢ “9° er | qangpoeneenes _ Attention, Colored : Buyers 80-A,. FARM LAND. ONLY | joining, on Black River, near railway: 112 Salting spring; 3 miles, southerly; renting: GEORGE H. HEMKER, REAL E tivation, tha balance in old ee oo this On Baxter rd, half mile north of Ma i. tte om TF tabi 0 rooms § 9024 Virginia av., a nice little single flat 4587 ¢ pe Can pay in ™ mo nths: $5 per month: miles south St. Louis: $4 per acre: terms to exchanges. 1012 Chestnu t. S10 Chestnut st. 8 + land will be worth $250 an acre inside chester rd.. hal Clayter ch: al rick stable in rear for 4 horses — ?'3 rooms and bath each each, separate fur- ” sarfield av. 8-rogm brick dwelling: | 100 miles city; near railway station. suit. Geo. D. Williams. Mt. Vernon. Il. rFAnM—For sale. 70 BON Pas poo inn . ~~ years, but as the brothers are going to “Ais- ther's : na oe ago n shed: all improvements made; thig & neces: lot 25'x125) i Price $4300. — furnace. combination fixtures; lot 25x Ww. KE RR, 25 Cc she stnut st. FARM. ale: 160 lilinot eee 8-room le Pi WD ia Springs yation ; o_o 4 tn pan A med ACrés, . solve partnership they will take $115 an acre | ve boug) yr be . . e ' My | M--—For sale. 0-acre n ; i o°twv es : re 2% acr . . =e | Soins uP Ah cotatee renin OR account Gam —— : WHET ST. COULS TRUST co., FE W SMALL FARMS |” ‘miles from county seat: all rich bottom on Gravois rd.; price $3500; terms. ome 16 in meadow; 2 sets “of Mek. Dirticulase address WO Pudas’ See | AY KU SPECYLA] TTENTION. ES $324 Michigan av., a well- bullt two-story . Sarah and Easton. (c*) oon | in culeveses : no overflow: $454 Crittenden. Phone Grand ISS0J. (ic) | Spring water; near schoo! ¢ fi particulars, address - P. Fisher, Blythe- lerib, 2 wells and spring. A. JAY KUBS. It —_ a go A a —s e “3 brick fiat of 3 rooms and bath each; all im- _ a “s es | For sale, possession given so you can raise | WwW hea’ houses: $150 I FARM- -For sale, elegant c hi pric ) 9934 Michigan av., a well-built two-story will sell equity for $700 on| 309 Title ¢ uaranty Bldg. house, barn, fine for grain, stock and} ments. 490i Tieman, near fn terre cross- fen: ‘ed perfectly: large all toneed pes | —* truck or fruit farm; price SLOG, | re! e-acte farm is readv cor cultivation ‘y and two out! " = and ts fully equipped with all necessary tools. tinest in this 7 outbulidings: 5-room house, | 10 acres, SO under cultivation, slight 'y | implements, ete.; my cows, hogs, horses i CESER R. = CO., 206 Title G u 9 easy te + $5 1 Se nd a ; } e Guar, Bldg. brick building, arrang ae is two. nice fats r y terms; $50 or $100 down, balance $14 seventh ar Chestnut _Sta, Otlve 1885. | dairy : 4 $40 per acre, and other good FAHM—For sale, one of the > grooms and bath each; lot 20° x120’. rice accepted. . . : F arm, Adj joins Good Mo. ed OW n. | mp halas e S. H. MORTON, 922 Title Geer: | locality; 104 acres, 12 miles from St. Louis. | eee te ys “a 60 fruit trees. now] rolling, good soll, 6-room house, oarn, ete.: | chickens are of the best; plenty of peace, : | $3604. ae ves OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut st. 60. mation from St, Lelie: S06 meres tn rick m4? y. ; (7 | es atten Rock rd. Shook, Valieyv | aawh mF p gy, yh cae me sy Advameg ~ cisterns, orchard, a ani tele | pear, apple, cherry and plum trees; grapes ; Ss; res ’ - Bi oO | = - es from city. eykamp, phone; 28 miles out; price $2500; terra. 'and berries: have 5-room house and all neces- ——— ee ee - RE ieee tien ee ee ee 2 ee een OWN ey Ow me foe erie eon Se eee | See ae or $15 per month, like rent; Liberty Bonds - FAKM-—For saie, 130 acres, Jersey County, a well-built f or two | ——— santin i ee S ) | bottom; 5-r 10uUs rood-sized barn: 4 (99 ; 5800 S. Broadway; @ a yuilt flat for two ’ room house, good-sized barn; also Ill.; hill and quick bottom; fair improve- FARM—For best i nn “) | 4640 Enright. owner. 110 acres, half under cultivation; 20 acres sary outbuildings; will sell at a very low . of 8 rooms and bath each; renting sis y mM WW ‘ "\ 3-room house and milkhouse and other out- | ‘ » ear sale, improved in ry nts — At 619 ‘ LIN) NUT ST Fé yy month; lot 25'x1 25’. Price $3200. I LAT k OR COLORED buildings; cistern and 2 wells and spring: | = ae ied | Rint * Bhan {$1000 down or 4S miles from St. I south: Fh vyroes £: FARMS—F a — Missouri farms: I have ak Koo = room house, hee ete.; | price or exchange for desirabie South ot Jaa : > 4349 Cote Brilliante av., well-constructed | land lays well; price cut to $65 an acre: this session. 5653 Enright. 7 “ Pe) road; 120 acres; 1; Write for fuji] de- 1’ vell improved, good soll, good ster on ‘woe road, near ayton | Loute property. See D. Carruthers, 348. &. 8937 HARTFORD ST. Modern 5 and 6 @ 4464 Kossuth dv., a nice single flat of 8 :. - Ty , gta flat, baths, fa say ae Siooo: Kd rare bargain: Ay ash, balance to sui t. | saan r oe ain and daidy. 23 — | ocription._T._B. Eaves. De Soto, Mo. and grain farms, fruit and Jerry f = 1 : ‘te; - m= r; : , 3 25' x128’ 6 a mprovements 2 orice ; ~~ { 9 we —fFor 8 grain an “ a =S0 yy Tees , Tarms, = by ne he, SO. Will consider 3 rooms and bath each: lot x125’. Frice onah will See og made; | wright Bids. t TY CO., 411-12-13 Wain- aa . 0 acres |} }ARM—For sale, a real farm, 128 acres, weil; 8nd poultry farms within 25 les from St. : ke ; ; ST. LOUIS COUNTY j | WM, M. HELLE, 621 Chestnut st. (c*) oo penter, lll.; large, new improvements. with) and very H. A. y 5 gerrtle rolling land, 1 mile from Car- improved, near St. Louis; very richest soil, Lots. For prices and terms see J. ; ae g ew rin all modern conveniences: price $125 per acre, of terms; must seli; particu- suermann. Manchester, Mo. (99) HOUSE—For sale, ane land; ea yg 3400 Meramec st, a wes. built S-story brick HOUSE BARGAIN, $1950 P 8 F arm including coal right. Owner, W. F. Rinkel, Jare._Address_Box R- R-227, i, Post- Dispatch. FARM—For sale, 50 acres, 25 in cultivation; | building, arranged for two families of 8 rooms err Send for free lis ee tools; 25 miles , ome ee on Hh roads. I have stock and dairy farms: hay e $5 Grand. Sidney 8065. analaeh Ree es 8 an ny $487 EADS -AV., 5 and 6 room fl 4 Bioo at, garage oy tei 25 miles wet price $80 per acre. shop and automobile 8; Catalog, Just Out! Edwardsville, Ill.. ", * (65) FARM—For sale; 40 acres, 1% miles south on made auto road, 1 mile to good river; J. E SCHNARR. Glencoe. Mo. _Fe rd.: barga in. Inoutre oa. Cae mane ; floor, 3 rooms and bath 2d floor; 4125 COOK. AVEN UE of Sullivan: well f 8517 MINNESQTA AV., 8 and , me «and bath let + 4 664 money making bargains, many wit -| FARM—For sale, 80 acres, 55 in cultivation, . ell fenced: some fruit: good| Om mail and telephone line; 6 acres good ; Doms, tile baths, elec tric: $4650. 3 large | ~ one finished R125) o- roe essoD" on the third Six-room brick; bath; excellent condition; cures, in 19 states, Get details page . ey 26 timber, 20 in meadow, 20 bottom greund, a tee ida r ite 2 springs: price $700, | bottom land; 4-room house, good cellar and | FISHERMAN—1 acres, \% mile Big River; LAND D—For sale, 3 acrea, a ie ites to 3 me floor; lot 20'x1e0. : See Stinde with acres, good buildings, 3 cows, horse, wafgons,| orchard; good hae spring; all fenced on - - en_ Bae en, Me. a cet bg enter and spring; 33 miles moathly fea a $195. sd down, $4 eeten rock, road to city: 0 = a 3219 MICHIGAN AYV..,, and * . a ; ell. J ONES REALTY CO., Wainwrigne tools, crops, all for $1700; easy terms. 2aga| public road an one line; 1 mile from ‘ARM—For sale; my farm and country WH ain at : coscese,__ =o. ~ : roomis, tile baths, furnaces; Fo large 5631 Souwest % ee oe nies Pie : »/85 see how $1500 down secures 160 Bi ag Spring Bluff, Mo., in Franklin Co., $1600; homelike place: 100 acres: quick ine aaa, GEO. H. MKER, Re Pas Agent GOOD | farms near &t. Louis at only $20 to og to sell at once; bargain. moles » of § rooms and bath © ~~ ~| pair horses, 9 cows, 5 calves, wagons. har-| $900 down. W rite F. 2121A G st., ed; possession now. Henry Schafer. Sulli- ae Chestnut st. hag Louts, = $0 an acre; reasonadle terms; an ideal “~ woot! CALIFORN 1A AYV.. 8 and 3 large 4 a $3750, a OS ee : —~o78 COOK | AV. aa HEAP A ee pm es gle MS rops, 12 «-room house, big | _Granite Cc ity, STi, PPT SEE ete en Eee _yan, Mo. FARM— For ’ 25 ac res . Sai lapreve ed; county sor ME NNETT. § Th M ‘ wa" FAM — For sale, 16-acre farm: > a tothe miebeckin ™ . yarns, orchards, ’ ‘ é “g . : ‘ ‘ A waliae mame, : , : “ - ee re Sem eree, Saree. List your property with us for the spring. Residence, 4 rooms 1st floor, 5 rooms 2d anion 18 in 100 Bm . po gy ent hes > to ~ i On} Pr oan For sale, 120 acres, Jackson Coun-/|+'AKM—kor sale, 130 acres, 5 miles north: | Poh ’ i. and cistern near reai- See re eee esemnh is cake condiil i a. yet , floor, bath, furnace, etc.; price reduced for | slate-roof 0-room home: full a a +4 r | mit Til. ; ee) miles prom town, «) miles Car. | east of Piedmont; good farm on sanie. outbuildings: are barn and all kinds of | GOOD 40-acre . arm, clone St. Louls, 6- ‘room County. 4 miles from tv limite: on goo! SPACKLER R. E. CoO., quick sale to $3300; terms $300 down, balance . Dotede & antirn pigs poultry foe dings: a, Te E le, Nl. on Pe lic road; RK, Fr, D. an ¢| M “eg Robert Mil ler, P. M., Annapolis. | fen: ed: 40° tiles Fs cntrgg Saag ns an ot ga barns, fine orchard, . , »| rock road. For price and terma, see or write . TO1-O3 _ Chestnut _ at. $d @ month, includes interest on Ist and/| ry. er s, all for $225 0; part cash. Mead aan ser ying c on a hod ght wt wet te partic ulars and ene railroad, 1 mile Pugh wall. th —_ mR rer 2: = tone ame imnigmente Dis at h. ; JOHN McMENAMY I. & R. EB. CO... 2617 MINNES« TA AVY. 2 and 4 large - deeds, balance pays off $22 monthly on | ails 235 acres: state road, watt hae sainagh’ onal : elena ae ars3 0 got KF ARM kor sale ; > 40 acres; “4 in cultivation, gain vy $3000. . : “- : ‘ S829 8. COMPTON A v.. | GEO. . W ANSTRA H | cé PS ~ bulls, implements. iki Pug we.) a ; -—~ tv. Mo.: price $900. 928 Hodiam i a ~~ rw Fox ae ar ton ~, Souttiern Missouri; price only . § eve | en Bagi y ~ J. | A Good | Investment for meee lchine; $88¢ all ae then bal oe FARM —For sale; “hcek-siide cualies teak ct | ap —envnt-_____ | FARM—For sale, 45 acres; 8 in cultivaiton, | 8200. Box 282. See ee ae | pie tn ai Eas ae ioe he SO RE NN I TS cr EE TI NY Cpe EN TR ips | A 8725 BRAMRERGER AV.. 3 and 3 | market. ‘ rooms, tile baths, furnaces, $4800. large HEMMELMAN®N:-: tae ae Wn rian lle baths, arrange: ‘ "_ ts le india B00" arranged for furnaces, electric: ge ‘ss than half cash » acres: with large poultrv house Be | FARM—For saie. improved, 0 acres, 4-room balance timber; air fenced: good 7-room| LAND BARGAINS—! s best land cheap- | acres in timber pasture; good 7-room heuse a 1926 Goode av.: brick building, contafning | SY?! oy for yo pa OR, this big book. . = o ‘ | house, cutbuildings, f ame hay bs ’ ; 4. 7-room, 2-story house and other out- ing arm machinery, frame house, barn, hay barn and chicken est; straight dealing: aan service; no deal, j}and all necessary outbuildings: some.fruit; - erthee aia ase. «os ¥ AIRGROU ND PARK r LA Ss. two flats, ‘J rooms Ist floor and » Trootns ON | Rl: ae S 4 . ae ‘ainwright ten ty Sis plenty of shade and fruit: | spring, cistern, running water on place: Je houge; cellar; 2 cisterns, springs, ~ice or- > 700 PENNS) LV ANTA AV.. 3 and 4 reome 1 eal hee ee ee FY AT “ees ;, bath, ete.; and 4242 North Mar- | de St. Louis we abundance good water and xzood pasture | + Barracks, Mo., Route No. 9. | Chard; 3 miles from De” Soto, . Mo: : pelos no charge. wren, IS » Olive st _ an ideal truck and aig farm at ata pig s. electric. 500: bargain. | tek flat. Sethroeme: furnaces, all modern +4 Be , act hea oP ‘ieee ape gn sho toe 3 | . | for cows; two acres of wheat: good fences; | ——— v9. = 00; possession at once. T. B. Eaves. De LAND. For sale, 460 acres, Rolla” ‘district, | erase rice only dation, bath 0 mx132: a renting for | FAR M ‘OP POR 7 17 NITIES adjoining good town: egg Wm. Brandis. | FARM—For sale; &0 acres; 40 acres in cul- | “te Mo.; farms of all sizes. This is a Dar- Post-Dispateh. build ngs, terms. Box R-3il, | Oren ee Pig © ion 41090 to day. n.reait Lin 8438 KEOKUK ST.. b autiful Sana e conveniences; owner will show you through. per annum: price at office ‘ . - ». bes inhan gatnes : Box 332, St. Elmo tivation; house, barn, part of ids ee mode one room Price reduced. , ar road Administration, for free info ' ’ 354 TJ S” - GEO, J VANSTRATH, 717% Chestnut. ati : > 1for- franre house; new bern, 24x80 feet: woven room house, orchard, 20 acr ‘r day, trom which a fortune can be a ’ Sor e Pr g os ~ whe: | Sar 1 bbege 3 ‘into Grand, modern § =. H SIDE HOME SNAP. 4320 Ww EST BELLE mation, naming the State the ad- wire fences: abundance water: fine orchard ia otis maatitee pt yg mre pine nies, stock: and dairy fare: aioe pan! 7 — | + Sante TA wage hey livestock; i n-flat, $7250, . : o843 Cleveland av.; lot 530x125; 2%-story —° ; | vestigate =. ae Sey pemre to tn- | telephone, rural route; ‘ d, must| terme on haif; possession at ones. Cc immediate possession. Box D-i2, | Kamey, ‘im boden, La’ wrenice Count ty. Ark. ~"| County for suburban home; or as ie Row, 2519 TENNESSER A 14 brick residence of 9 rooms, tile bathroom, Right rooms, bath, ras and Paes + tte ‘aan giving full particu- sell; price $4000, includes all s and im-| Hulsey. Bourbon, Mo. . (c) Post Dispatch, } eo aaa —_—— ' “modern truck farm.’ Just § miles out, Bear baths, electri: en I séioo. an rooms, tile © furnace, slate roof, plenty clothes closets: . « ae ne The H u : nto requirements. : plements fully equipped for a farm this size; Waltit.408 ances’ oat FARMS—For anle LAND Fe or sale, at a bargain, 245 acres in Clayton car line; highly improved ae truck fer S-room cottage and will trade belongs to an estate and must be sold. Key electricity. Price $3000, and | 1] om 3seekK ers sureau ils NOT | no trades. Ross P. M. Hat lock, 1422 Me- bic. acres. wil tillable, part cleared, 0 “Or Sale, any Kind, for anybody;| central St. Charles County; well improved. | farm: nice T-room residence and all other ” m1 cottage. next door east. Look at it today and make . ° Belling resvl estate. Its mission is | Causiand av.. St. Louis. Possession. on public road, 2 miles from town: fine for | PP owe & acres = river ot : farm: $640-acre @ situated. Wilson & Castles, 427 N. | necessary buildings, for ideal truck, it, $222 CALIFORNIA AV. 4 F us your offer tomorrow. ‘| Will make terms. | po _purnisn dependable date resard- || Sanm—For eale: iifiecia, 88 acres: hood | pogig Mg oe a 312 per acre; will take light| Sf0rK, farm; truck an boultry farms: spe-| Sec. st.. St. Charles, Mo. ‘chicken and hog farm; growing and bearing mea ; SUING AV.. 4 and values, p uc . AR. r sale: HM So. Cres, od | od shape as par > | Clal ¢ ‘yY farms; best locatio ' ‘ailroad : wren an YG + somone Mt Matha and eiectec: aiken and 5 room 7 | ALSO 0 an 2h | ae ne Production, mar | ‘produging farm, mostly level; well fenced:| on balance, BR “Cc bi t yw Time ar town. church tas mg on raliroad, | LAND—For sale, 1440 acres, in drainage dis- now all kinds of berries, fruits, asparagus ‘4 os } . Have a big snap in the S00 block on Cleve- ( i) i | . . Ss, 8 | a ; ! 7 | na nhs n ) for particul > erries: o ' alg TI. AN E jem RnR. Es CO.. bath and furnace each. ee sinks, elec- | S. Railroas i Administration, Wash- | about what bt ulldings cost, and all land can napolis, Mo. to Robert Miller, P. M., An Ne agi oR n mall and phone line; above a Se . ple. in Eastern Montana; wail exchange for . om Cc entral 34. tric fixtures, hot wate r connec ae to fur- one be { ult ivated but “ acres- will accept one- oo 2h ae A eT tr ' re rai n. Al ply te Wi J. Drennan, | M! \ iE TO F HO MES iE B KE R- 40 ac res. all. fi t- ran | s ine nme rope : — - nace garages, everything moder a Solid agate loe line minimum 80c. esterase see omneetemenseeenees fourth cash on this heautiful farm and F ARM—For sale o acres 10 miles from St. mir; Reber pt. - ———_— good lam 3i in cultivation; tude house, = a“ ASTON .- TAYLA OR TRUST co | Yi : rented. $1032 a year: all ninrove vin AI my Discount te per line on three or ALAB | give immediate possession. Ross P. D. Hal- | Louis, near auto road, ‘town and river; 3-| FARM—For. sale, 120 acres. all nder t aa good barn, orchard, 3 springs. running wa-/ yy : ] | { lri¢ ie 4 Bare re ains é | ae | kK, 1422 M Cau sland av., St Louis, fe) | room house, chicken house, barn, . | OO 00 Cash bri Kk flat of 5 and 6 rooms, baths, gen ington, D -_— Ni PAO EA RM AG Sl AAI NO LB LORIE AS LALLA LN ALLE BE A OE NA RNR CI NE TE OS me ge ee AT Mes PAP AALDPAAL MBP OOLP LOL | . 7 ——e ne spring and fruit; S10OUx ). buildings fine bi , reohe rd orm me ' FARM—For sale or exchange: 20 acres ea CHEAP FARMS—S0 acres, smooth, fertile | os rep : 1 nat Agape & orenard, vineyard, cher-| ed: price $1000. Wells & Toles, Black Rock, | TIMBER LAN DS Mobile. % acres set te or anges. ste apg public road by house: nice grove, meadow, So ie le HI IL, L,, Agent, 812 _Chestnut et neren o> and berries; 1) acres w heat, le) Ar “a, $ ’ . . Rock "4 a \ N A CRE C A SH Al ates — s ree tis" Owner | >, i ah eat: akg res ea. | Sha’ welee Akl ee ey creeped | ee, ee Ba ri yg to age we A sais, beat — hn res | minera! 6c] ho »| ‘7a Yarees ratwoad, 3 int mg THE GREATEST BARGAIN I have ever “ot- | JC i. sa _ AsaK ; . ’ ‘BUSS, e S| e) ry? . . . . . . > | ‘ z S - @) r ’ y 7 c » qd t { § ac ‘ P ’ ae I ‘ © ( an Z n } T : ‘ 7 ¥~ , “Se v les ron te “ “ ’ so Be: itiful Flats F at SSIA. anxious to sell. Price cut od be es Be Sap | ae a ee Fotwession 20" days: only $40 acre. H, V.| district, near Melva, Mo.. on the Missourt | Seto Mo.; price $30 per ‘acre; two-thirds | fered and by all odds the best buy in South- | | Texas school lands for sale by the State ey eri anitotd Lo my eoet $2: 00; peauttiel . Mond lay, take Liberty Bond or Fopd car part pay ARKANSAS _ Ps seapsinenanenipenlpraiicpaniennnnnpneiieheennense, Laura Johnson. Peverin. — we S. P, Mothershead, Route 2, De Sato. Mo. | autlorities agree that better land does not | in 40 years, but 3 _per cent Le agg, Send 6c °100: $100 cas ATS ment. B. Scheve Jr.. Catawissa. Mo. rar Pataca teen (fe Ae Sohn TLE , » ’ °@° ' , y Thrush av., two be: vutiful one-st GEO. J. WANSTRATH, 717146 Chestnut. — a | ko tas — any nl raigheaa Coun- | REH to farm homeseekers—Information on | FA KM—For sale or exc hange, 200 acres Fes-| chickens; ready for business: will s ry aan ae paras; 20 mites weven wire tenes; the nepene | We ASHINGEGE needs dairy, pesltry, sees ~ ory , FARM—For rent; 70 miles, on Frisco; cash| ty. - , $20 per acre; would sell*40 acres ands % sticated by our experts in man tus, Mo., 100 cultivation, 30 bottom. 5-room | plete for $11.000 seiba ino, R. R. runs through the land and the Cotton farmers, Washington, the State o ds investigate: our exper 1 many n, 9-room | plete for $1], and make terms. See us| Belt R. R. skirts it on the west; rallroad| tunity, invites you. Conditions Ch frame cattages: 3 rooms, bath; 25 feet e BEAU TIFU I. NORTH SIDE BUNGALOW. " et os * . t ach} or crop shares: must have money, Cail or } rn . _— a ; Jd i ii Ss. Jone: sbor “oO, : Ark. (cvi 9) ets . :. Address Catholic Colanienstoes So- - house, large barn, other outb uilk lings; 38 i for a Koo | farm. ehipping point and tow nsite, Topertown, on i dairving poultry and ati i ee ea Ea ++ pacman ; | o> = a block northwest of] write Webb, 122RA Pine st. RMS—F }- witbim | wheat k 7 > “ Oat ‘© : . “ger ‘e CS het ly . > y > ) " e 4 | ‘ ‘ ’ i ‘ ‘ z . . - ¥ TT i 3 " | , lea ‘ ‘ree : a re na : 2 ie , - ’ Q P " -, cost S1900" ans Ia aY ‘ nice 3-room frame, : - Jb 4 x120; 1 2 story eae a ee ee wel mils 4 a or sal B ‘ule ye bl trac s, a ae | ‘ ‘ f the nite i States, Ashland Blox K, | posse anion, 401. Pout , on main road; lé rms, BAI N“ I OVE ee P > ( ‘HT 112 N, ith. fc) the land: price for prompt acceptance. $300. - expanding cities, mnagtibin 4502 X 1100 buys; $100. cash. ck bungalow of 7 rooms, slate roof, hard- | FARM cy rent; nicely improved; good soil; 800. with $10 . Staal GA Ger tneet a | one icici , me | 2... FARM--i*or gale, SO acres, improved: 7-room | 000; one-fourth cash, balance to suit. Gree | book, write I. M. Setretary no 1 ’ faffitt av., new one- story brick, bath: wo od floors, tile bathroom, Sunroom, ar 10 Th s. close to i lora, Til. 2 - _ fe ; tes Ct 4 hm month; no LAND kor SA.¢: af Tuey, ~ Til. ‘ 4% ac res | FA RM- -For Sale, house, other outh pull lings : © acres in e ths | Ghev er, nOTO W ate ‘rman av., St. Loute, feu) | State, Dept, Ho. Clvympia, "aah See a a nts made; cost $2000; $2006 French doors, marble sink and window ills, pee /AUMANN, | ee | Mat Ate ee Te | “ert 5 50-foot lots adjoining: suitable for | farm, close to St, Louis. 17 cows, 22 hogs, | tivation, mostly y 15 acres in| UNIMPROVED LAND—Worth $200 per acre, | — "i07 $100 ant builtin ironing board, screened back porch. | FARM—For rent; 11 acres# land and 6-room | == — ~ | chicken farm. Inquire at 3301 Michigan.| 2 mores, 40 acres wheat, clover and timo-| Wheat, 15 acres neadow, miles from | for $00,. while it lasts: 40 # u Little AT; -- NTRY _ 4074 Sehijll , furna. ane ; ke " age j " A EE Lk —. cres Penge Fe 00: $17 pl, , new ‘sine brick; bathg earecet ya co? and he k oa eh: caw te ok ‘ house. 007 Ss. Broadway, walk one * block | I ARM ¢ 4 sale, Bend acres, mule, — } L OT g For sale: 12 4 rooms and summer) t 1! 7 7 house, barns, iinplements, railroad Station: Lider nce: dally nmeaii Rive ‘r Drain: ize Dietric: Southe2: t A iseo alae atEr : tuys, (w cash. Tything strictly modern and up-to-date _we (1); , Wagon, farm implements, 5 cows, 55 hogs. | * aes Seas Se ; terms: must s telephone service: reduce rom $36 io . L, © xington av., bric kK, 4 rooms, baths Owns a _ i house, will show you through. See a =: a ey eee a ee ae va of hi Ke ns anc othe artic les: 3-room house, kit *hen, we ll and cistern, lots of fruit x -22.), Post- Dispate h nust sell quick. &:; OM) for quick sale bal , nae ~~ > es _ p20 A-SS, Post -Dispatch h, (Co), r OR “eat: =. wR or ra ty rare ‘aan S200 buys; $100 cash. > tod BP, ARM- To rent; 60 Ac res: good sil; fair wee and outhouses: young orchard: | ing | Pees ; cheap if ta i quick, W rite Mrs. PARM. - ‘ ingtaeh ; investigate. F , Bla 7 ~ o od. = a “Me | 1000 ACRES untmproved % trie River bottom, | florist, gardner of ancy chicekn ratmer.: rel av.. oat ore frame residence GEO”. J. W ANSTRATH. 717% Chestnut. pnppev ements: _near De Soto, Mo, i | water near house: abstract to title. “Di Fischer, > Short et., Edwards- ‘M—For sale, 10 acres land, ly mile from! Route No. 1. : ; . UDR, Bh0.; no better, $57.50. Box A- P.-D, (eM) | 2 acre gre: ot house. S80*20; house. . room frame in rear: first- ~~ ANT OFFER, E. LA ANN, 6200 E Aston Av. 6 ab. 73s OSsession given at once. Home Land Co.. le. fe ta ee TEER OME TAA Te OTN A dehy Pret State hignway; good house and KF PAL. ¥- ~— eee , Soa 100 ACRES—Nicely 1 Imi ar near Salem: harn sare Wat ann. pine Lery Mo. condition: street, sidewalk and alley madeg | SS58 Powers. ‘av. (located 5500 west); 2-| FARM- For rent, 1400-acre St. Louis Coun- | Williford, Ark. ILLINOIS STOCK AND GRAIN FARM | farm etc.: near chui suitable qe bee ee house. nearly 4/" price $8050: terms. Mottas, Wainwright | A cost S35 Tie $2200 buve: £100 cash. story frame of 6 rooms. bath. furnace, hard- t rch: also 200 acres: $1 an acre. 9. P. “pan , ——- -—— ——— —ro— . in an — “ 3 é ‘ . hear churches, schoo) and , teagy acre ‘ ‘ ana, - oncreted ce ar. walks, Hi dg. _St. Louis. 40) SS Plove ray ° sto 4 wi word flex rR, slag t | " li 4} t granitoid cellar CENTR aT, REA! LTY CO). 8715 Ol, e (ono) | I ARM hor sale, . ; level drained at at Sac ruce if t a en at once ‘9 ow miles works; | price $1400; write to ow ner, a A. Summer kitchen, 2 cieterns, chi ‘ken house, ——$——$— RE GES ~— REAL ESTATE—OTHER CITIES Other conveniences; large yard: cont “$2300 all conveniences; owner will show you 4 oP lease. 41 acre f os bottom land, $20; wheat, corn, alfalfa, | from St. Louis: will “Avid ae a ne Weber, Gray Summit, Mo barn, 14 stories high: grape arbor, family | 100 AC RES, well improved, Crawford ——— Si CARE gO SS ; co ences - . . ‘ ; ; . . . pa ‘ an ‘ . > toh SES . i iy : ,. ; _ ' . . 1 FARM—For rent of lease, acre farm, im- cotton grow ‘rfectly; rocks, no over- | provements; or will divide in “% tracts o ; — -——--—-=e | orchard of assorted f trees, geri ine- t $1500; easy terms. Mottaz, Wainwright : ffte B10 Ny Soa ish 9 me ‘th rour - oO provements and live stock; 6-room house, flow; no boll evils; we watered; healthn- | 260 and 288 acres; one 6-room house, large wen For sale. @ in Ozarks: 100 acres, | yard of 200 grap evines, biack orries, straw- Bide . St. Louis — | ae For “aale; vacant bullding lot, A M. ite ‘2 enpitnom ees by ne ae Oe brick; % 1217 —_ ae oe -wg" eetéei wane We auto road and car line. Box W-350, Post-| ful: free ran Be: tenants: timbermen wanted, | stable, chicken @nd tool house, hog run, | ha mh Som feat ies gee chicken house; | berries and gooseberries: 20 minutes’ walk lwo ACRES iron Counts . well located : A " Detien, Affton, Mo a. alley made: val st Q* 8 i - sidewaik ng & Kin! of 7 me “ ~ - pos ra bath. Dispatch. eee. ene Oi Exchanges. Arkansas Headquarters, 1012) one 4-room house, stable and outbuildings, | $2000. Write or call a to suit: price from railroad etation. Phone Bel] USF4, Val- apring water, $3 acre: * terme: warranty ~ oS Se cash er ee | ey tine: i-story brick of 5 rooms, ba j| FARM—For rent, 200 acres, 50 In cultivation; | Chestnut st., St. Louis ‘apple, pear and plum orchard: 80 acres tn | m., Oswald Graul wep tee ays. 8 to 5 Dp.) ley Park, -Mo. Clayton W. Ogi -(c)| deed: abstract of title.. Box L-23, P.-D._ SUMMER GARDEN—For rent; central; “lo- = ss oF ne, aaa cellar, Look at it an SS : ” ie wheat: this farm will stand thorough in- | x : raul, se7 N. Bovle. Ga Wie. Var ane Gan oe — eee De a - nat _ cated tn town of 10.000; good chance te B A. a oe Sale, 24U at I ee , Ail un le r «6-1n h Mw At R KS. rhit Ad lay ‘ene lan ‘. about 25 acres ; make Some eany Trhioney Apply or write. Woven-wire fence, with barbed wiré above: | cultivation; price $0; easy terms. Fred | 23 Clay st.. St. Charles, Mo. — FO DI LAM IGEN tN GT ER LY rts ge A ome — is f off good house and outbuildings; 2 miles from | FARM-—For sale. 114 aACTeS, g00d unimproved vestigatio F ARM—For mle: "Re ie . ° “ . ; woot i te at i " se > . cape : in? es : . ‘ ao é ~ - » ie: : - ‘ acre } a REAUTIFUL DOUBLE FLATS, = DO, J. W ANSTRATH, 717%4 Chestnut. R. R.; 40 miles west of St. Louis; rents; land, in Calhoun County, Ark., ‘ee $17.50) INNER ' {HALT TY CO.. 102 N. 10th |} rooms and bath, cellar, ‘Githen tee : $00 CASH OR EXCHANGE, ® The above are only a sample of the many| for $125 per year. E. H. Loesche, 7212/ per acre, cash. Rock Island R. R. runs| ‘ pce apg | chard, 120 trees; good garden: lente sade: 1) acres in cultivation; good timber; 60| Wells. care Lucy Store, Bismarck, Mo ———— —— ; Aba t pepriette st. @ regains é opine to offer. Tell, us what ADDS, Maplewood, Mo. | ead ge pollen mage se | eee yl oe T HE BEST B A RG AIN | all fe need: on main road, 41 miles from Se. er al _— . and. nitait $150 per r re; | . , ’ TY } ic’ ad t 10) ngs. gp IS ( | “7 BUY , 6227 vi tort +e “Lp eg eae ||} FARM Wtd.—5 or 6 acres, with house; on| MORE ARKANSAS forest. reserve lands O40) mpc d nosy aio ant: 20h) nor i. Me oooh Ppt ah manag miles to store and chure ny Brilliante, Wellston Station, Mo. ¢ ea a: te HE ay "hasten Fox lrondale. |? . NT Sodiienen anaitee ae 1 ¢ ‘ ‘ ; « > . - - ‘ : neat ¢ ve . - naar es e* -* . ' 4 ‘ i | PY, lige of city. 1208 ho ith st j throw n open for homestead: information J . ’ , ’ - ‘ } Cl 1\ on - ac res ine timber 9 h- roou Kk R. M - or sale let sa ¢ oe fs +t » i+ | LA! ~ noder | a. © . a ' ‘| fine, one-half, 200 acres wheat, $9600; 800! house:. | » b } , ) “A acres, on public road; complete and of the test; 8710 Magnoli: ' me & lodern : ck and ural | laws and State map showin ne oca- ' mal arge barn, chicken house; orchard | : sul cul a PS AE ogy - —~- meats A. : = rh os “ envrood: 50. room fra 7 1301- 4'e * . J ynch et. 6-family, | |} “ARM Ww td. —To rent, stock a yon far oy l-tion'of the Hog amet we M ,* nds, oe ~ ri 5 Py ‘ r fi “ F, OFT Ridge AY 7 rooms, bath: and furnac®s a ~~ - . . . , Ark. — — = ee —o -— aman CARD or ‘sale, 204 ac ‘res, {| f 7 smokel.ouse . (lee; sisterna neve ° aah O7Tx1LIO 6,! FARMS Wd. - Have buyel Vietcr Wm. | = — —— ener Puen ——— ' ; i miles from . nant 7 Te: pay - , 4334 Nort} ; oe | | Southeast corner Kossuth and Reitz Jr.. 6D Mermod-Jac “ard Kidg. | TIMBER LAND—For sale. by owner, 840 LOUISIANA | St. Louis, % mile from railroad Station, \% | i weil: cleared land all under goo oot orth Market, 7-room brick residence, — a Newest ‘ 1 flat hte ts SS . , level cutover timber land: no over- PPL I A II - : ope i of 6 rae ome | pots ql ee |'TARM Wtd.—Small place in country; some | Craighead County. Ark., on Frisco AN For sale, 6514 acres of rich, alluvial. | . . ; 1967 McCausland Av... two- -family frame. 52 Prarene Fon a. cam re | timber preferred: state particulars. Box | P . and matin county hichway Jonesboro. ' lt: f i. of which 1500 acres in im. | ing, oerne 4 etc.; price $15 per acre | a big bargain at $4.4), $2.40) cash payment, | - = alorent sullding, 1 and & rooms. bath and furnace! | ; ote o lot nn f.i59 Delmar ; rm areie ° ’ bargain. . i . Louis: must be good, CC, Stephen, Sensen- CANADA pata caer as iit ’ drs . and oe by road; $100 per acre. 7. Drumtra, Sullivan, eS ithin 4 miles f Poplar Biuff, : agate ioe tine, minimum 304. . and f ; . ‘mat bl, a and 6 room fiat: hath : “ | bre nner’s, 6th and St + harles. (Cc) | ~a~A.AAAAA OO LO NIL ll : , . = 7 . i ar i every _Mo. J- atl, P ost- Disp: an . a +t] , Riv r ‘Dr nuina e District Gut of fou nm orders be per line extra urnace > pun r’, DOLAN REALTY ’ a-ace i MT] ot I “4 it} FARM—-Fo . i . : , Ulbiabie;: Ga ptes to Ong ane short FARM ~ -——— “re — FA ARM—For sale acre ; acres in cul al ‘ C ad , , Discount ic per line on three oF ; foe Ene NORE : Real Estate and Loans FA ARM W td. “a To rent near aus @ small! 2 4 P Por sale; Canadian 1fO acres: will stanle 81 * cane, corn, oats, les- —ror sale, ac cres, ~ Missouri, “48 ‘ a . ; 4 : etm In tracts of §O acres up. $60 to $70 for un- more tpeer tions. 183 Granville pl. ntce 7-room. restienc® 6403 ¢ Man hester AY. it farm about 25 to 40 acres; m ust be im trade for smail chicken farm or country edeza alfalfa, forage, truck, ete.; splendid miles from St. Louis, half mile town; about| _tivat a t pemoee: el) kind Pon a improved land; $85 to $250 for land itn ecultl- ’ bath ana "wang ly . MAT : , | proved, Mrs. Marshall, 5178 Enright. ic) | home ‘ ‘all® 88 Wisconsin r hogs ¢ cattle: excellent for caenbina- half in cultivation; good improvements: and talr buildings — 7 vation These are the cheapest acricultural LOAN ON _REA -_—— — “+ + senna ls . fully equipped “modern farm. —, Sle ta > ps AS Sar anaes Jantation and ranch; will g@ell as a owner has no use for this farm and has railroad, jo. miles , fr pO Me fouls Ly lands in the world today: terma, half cash. 3 VS Ol vt ESTATE | Wa ANT, to rent fully ¢ give full particulars. | FLORIDA ing concern, purchaser to take over Jani, ! reduged the artce. prom $8000 to $5000, good a: i mM : : pei igon “relies ee en S25, 00: Ctnlt 4) Hox D 1A), Post- Dispatch, , yajh pois * ais sae ee euiicinee sence houses, nar a hargatte ane. a caren FLESER R. E, »., 206 Title _Guar. Bidg + ype od ee? -—, sick. , ; 'A-15. Post ‘Dispatch (cQ0) YOUR deed of trust, expiring ? Money. pri- Qu ae 7. ' ee | Sok S* f A cule, the most consistently prof- ew crops; a bargair to quick purchaser, W. | 5 \ : wt 0 ac is Once, mm act ~ , a vate party. lox H.1Sa, P-D. oo” % a a ee ey . iman R () F — |} “amily with 3 grown boys ne ra d granefri “ae eo = ) e ‘ tf k tld N 9 Ik AR! {-- -F or gale, 5 acres, 40 acres in Cui- (ko H. lik M KE It -e AIL. TY p. + 140-acre grain an 4d stock fat th, « ™ see 1 - — : a Beng! Finney avy., store and 5S-room flat ® ree ¢ ‘ " ak bd ous ‘ike to work farm. Box R-237,/ ida. Paid 20 “ner arn " ' gy agli : or- _Orle ans 1 Se ip siiberale Haak Bide.. fa tivation; 10 acres timber, 8 acres wheat. ‘hestnut at from St. Jame ; 100 acres urd: re iltivat . MONEY TO LOAN-$1500 on good city with bath 4002 ( ‘| i yT 'TE ATT A V Post - Dispateh. | mce asked said to , ' . 4 : | nee . — - 16 acres meadow, smal) orchard, 3-room a . ‘ en” : pagent , art in tai ‘rasa: ™) acres pottom tal . te propert. Atlidress Hox ¥ 150 }’ Db est 3 es : Pin ll farm in St. Louis Coun- | * continuous high ‘1d Com@inine °¢ N ICHIGAN | frame house, barn and outbuildings; well | *“**** ple calla, HOM Deen oa. Si » . = room dwelling. large barn and other hull MONEY TO LOAN~—Second deed of trust: just Ww a HE re *. r BARGAIN, } r ARM Wed —S8ma lig en ty oO 30] P s, , or town. on Dixi o ae bs . ~ ‘ —_ POPPA PA POP weseres i located y ee of Cuba; mall +. i, _ RECS i : ii, be . ; nee. fr a indance wat er. pris a S200. private parts th x “ rT Post-Dis , . ” oy ) ) » ada * a , . : : A$ 2 ° ‘ “ ’ a! ea i Ss. .k ‘ f 1491)]3 . 1M) Vv ; . Ci; h . : ’ SADS AV. | tv, wit ‘ at ship ion. Overlooks niost AND! LAND! nd phone, possession at once; price S.story frame house rims hal a ~~ 7 MONEY TO LOAN--§$4000 5% per cent. neighborho: qd: ‘ ae “at years on remainder: 6 per cent interest. Pox bath and furnace 411% Castleman ayY.. 8-r00m brick residenc® , ry y S-acre pl: be © with improvem on . Mm menis, of Kirk woo: : " We welcome all offers. ; ‘X-room beh k Seat lence, bath, furnace = oxt-Dispatch. ~ — | beautiful I State. Located ‘lor-| Ble_money in srains, livestock. fruit, poul.| $2550; terms. ©. FE. Lewis, Cuba, Mo. rooms “smokeh’ " =i . ane acre black prairie farm, mile from | on good real estate Rox Y-309. P.. + DD, 3 | one ee Hell, electric fixtures, screens, ail! FARM—For sale, paltry and dairy farm, la’s jak ‘led lands, -her ines try: Michigan best hardwood lani, $15 to! FA RM—For gal 10 acres: 4 i: , vario > ae a 6 ecg et en egee = ip St Jarn ' oe an ’ BARNG ROVE & SP oN h st. rover t's y i fishi trearn: | ' ‘ or sale, acre 1 cultivation of -125 full-beari tre 1e wy “y : ‘ " EC HT. ‘112 N. 7t ements made: if you want*' a cheap near vee of or goo Sning .& reain, (ru se 4 mn a living Aalith an S30 per acre easy terms; markets, schools balance timber: 2-room loghouse. chicken BE on. Ruwwe . eed . . floor, b tad Ci : i ‘ MONEY TO Lo 000 on elty reat ws — ome yy ence, you better ute this; no offer. | cash paid | ited. Rox R-374. Post-Dis irinkine ater conditions are {ieal, his churches: free insuran« +i, ge Hiviser#; no, house, 40 bearing fruit trees, g ni me aiid ee aU” conte" Sem te » oF o ime, | oroom now os? SS oe ae 2 cate Hox 401 Papt-Dispate®. y * Xie» It's yours for $3100 | Ta wae oo » South Mis- s 2 * sale account owner's | 8Wamps or stones; 10 to 160 acras; beat and) } 2% mil f De § ( aga Pag ow gs . ag . to water, vi - tee 1D . _ co ; . : i . \ Wed -To buv SO-acre ou ern i! } a oe i“ ee , ; . 1OUSEe, % miles O e soto, 3 . ; c osn in t once ee °1: ' » ef . me ; J4JANS On frat and second deeds af ’ t. Y A AS k . iD A iF 1 yj CO. HER E ee A oe He RR BARGAIN. | k ARM farm W ith stor k. and rr nple mente. Ad ' it i US. mt 8 . j is ‘ Trles oe im ss ve from ad nomad voor boss $700: $2 0) cash. balanc @ @Aasy payments. ” } ws nation al ‘. ife "a te . cl ea > at : ' ] : . Olive 268 PAL am A a> fal hi ijlive n a % whe "ADF AV. 9 e b. i] ; bMEL LAO i iG is Of } ( hy lL 1@e;, write od . 4 SS ‘we, og ‘ a ver ) c Mo ‘ _— : ‘“ incited we-Aacre . uwt ’ Lert -_ & a CHESTNUT ST. . 4 ' ' from For st Sake i block north | Crees J EE =. Maco a | igvestors oniy. Trifle lease do not an! First Nat. Bank Bleg., Chicago. [11. (c8) aves. 2. 2ete, me a ‘or sale, in ail sizes: price c the mall ms ay y" ropert 1 HAVE 81000 to $1500 to loan on ood real sol TH STD R Ie SIDE NCE. 4 .- : chester ay 7-room brick bungalow, j “ARM Wea. From 50 to 150 acres, within E\V CF Pri e $: YO 000 “halt cash. hala . —— trea PAR ARM For 8 . sO) acres Missouri farm, l : ° : iy ale, te 2 egt ate GuicK AnSwWwer tea «> 108. --D, fe ee 2-story, slate roof. T room@ dee bath, furna handeliers, screens reception| 50 miles of St. Louis: preferably on or) j,), ral terms. Aedress J. Q. Lloyd, 62 B MISSOURI | mile railroag station; 25 acres valley land) sance from wn, improvements, 4 lay W._A. KOONS. St. James. Mo MON heat: hardwood floors; eles ge | fine, and what we call a dargain Lot | near the Meramec: state price and particu- fun avenue. Fruitland’ | ark Florida en) Cares «eee eee. Gere ae. Se) ee mam ave some fine small farms el eee ARMS Seca. ws ; " : oa legen? peal sone, 3 ana 6 ber fcreens: in perfect cor ”” ‘ent: MxiS] ‘o Offer. All improvements made. i lars, “ox R-hi, Post- Disnatch. FRE E Book of Florida Facts. Own vour | FARMS—Foe sale, write for description and| room house, barn, chicken house, spring.) jn improved | unimproved; please ite 900-acre farm 10 cultivation Sen age SES tA “Adsinida, igh aimission by card only. Imm : HERE IS ANOTH@R e. ARGAIN, 'FARM Wtd.—To exc hange, $8) equity _in a own orange grove in beautiful Fruitland prices, Charles Hopkirs, St, Clair, Mo.(%)| fruits, berries, on public road; $1250; terms) ine ctating size rice farm you lool balance timber an ~T , ‘ located MONEY To: LOAN-—On a on dongs of Ii PASE hin LLTY co 0? hestnut st » 3 a 17 AR , r }-roem éranie house on South St de, for a lark A few cents a day you now waste “ARM yy r sale. 00: Missouri: half culti- $500 bm» HILL “Agent. R12 Oh estnut st r 6m BeNMG GF APtio A . 130 miles south s outa, 3} miles of Disnate peaacan ‘© rates. Fey AA: ; ‘ Ai,i i“¢ ’1 Cc es n . bali m rick eott age. oe reception Preirbes close to St. ] aouis not “es er Sal miles: , ii buy it for you, A few de! i lar sam nt’ } ’ eaayv terme, Bo x y -78 Post-Die ie) nah ve . n ; 5 \ ! : VA eat Piedmont aio ‘ 7 reo>m frame mated -~ ° = 4 — one ' alt im provements | from 10 to ho acres. ltox W-324, P.-D. (c) provide Fe witha life inc ome. Schnite- | fo ae ga en nee ng aod inka FARM—For sale, 120 acres, improv ed, Craw- ighw ‘ abe tatiros o4 miles pouse: good 4-room nant hOuee: geod MONEY TO TOAN —#1608 to S080. on je le ——- Seeaee er atrik d his 2O-acre grove here for $40.00 - neon Tq ford County, Mo.; 70 acres in cultivation, st S, e dest : a barn and machine «ah hy is pod farm, woved real estate, 6 per cent. 7on E« r AKM w ta, Small my ort acre Hie saw the same opportun- ne ep. O. Hi. Di erking St. \ ‘lair. Mo. : } t ‘ * day} " . ; . 7 oh Diepatch athe rex f ROOM RESIDENCE, me tad : ‘ } -~ 2 a ~ » 4 Rocctn ata } ) Cc i ‘4 j b le , | - $ c~ 7 4 ‘ and I , ; : . 4 7 . 2 ARG N mobile: will pay cash —— : | balance in good tim i nty spring Wa . ; : ‘ and cheap at er ft : 1 ‘ Al ing distance by automo offered you and planted a erove ; or gale, mile lrondale, $250: ‘easy ter; v@lued $3500: ul accept Liberty them over. Wm. Crews “ right Cit ., Mo 105-acre farm Fe cores In cultivation. Wr joan money on freai estate. beet terme as “Bide. hath. electric Hehts: «treets and alley F a ra hame f r fs Tria? : "T a . Y’ ic@® ; i464 Ni ith ‘Ol K AV e j : de free and clear fiat and lot. W rite a : nan Deen = p ; - ® , s ; vo ¢: ‘ Abi S “Pog tna itt of 1 “i bapa oe 7 F ; os wer room firs ane eotts age, c ity water, or on are Rox W.n4g. Post -Dispatch s he rea pe ‘ = t ] oa L m .' ou - ' ( Tran, 705 ’ c Liv S Louts re Bonds yart y ment. ye ‘a8 ow ner, (s@0. : : , a . ba lance timber rr rr) ra reseed a ; ] He ffernan. 71 i Watnew bt i Ke Mary a particu . the same chan us smuat er = — I Wil hb Sul M > v , ale: 120 acres. one mi from | ; at ; £e0 rig Hi Aste RE 7 4r ‘oO ae i t at. : " cas: al} iprovements made: the lot ~~ 7 : me Wr . _ pete “ea a M—lkor gale ‘»O ac res a Ripley Cou nty zt. lameson, Sullivan, Mo., or Jou ista FARM. For ale: y 3 s. "i miie rem arn 125 tT en e0u A tt th oe ae — | c aon é 4 lot Sita + Ou can have all for $1200. F ARM W ta Near Sf Louis, Mo . oF Liki i Des aeons Ne ‘larida. . mook of Actual ’ £500 terms Box R 17, j> ost -Dis t av.. St. Louls, Mo (te) good Missouri to } ta rij from a ool ane tir d statior “el im? rhe laeeu wrtr re oon ‘at af —, “Cont oa ' i ' ess : . 0d plece of iIn- | IO) rapn oriaa Cts,. and th inter- | tase one ’ ire wit . . ' 7 : ” ; oe Hover pheas , ee Q-room modern brick residence; all) Florida. an eS Se = acres: 3 miles west of | © haries electric road. J. E. Avery, Patton- | Dalance fine Miu , aoe =a te . in heart : be dist ri proved; & Moss cent, privat: tox B-BRR. would assume some. call r addreeres 7 ND ae § A a ; i atin near Man: ester rd Call De}- | Mo, ov rae mM reba aS J rravel bike will bx r ' , hae rere t Fe r bi ep at c lear; we I is en ¥ wll ue , ory j la)? : risa! an R i Forest LOAN, 44577 Easton, (ow - -— a re ; i Ti@tiae . ** ’ ’ . 4 ° . ont 7 Mtiate : ° + «ryt . - . . oe —— eM. acre rawing , ‘ “ si NE y Ti) “ N + Sis) of mere, on ity 7 ‘enue, Maplewood. Mo = 4 nf... Ba Lane, 7442 Hazel ave with oranges, rapefrult, ar ar, and —s es - : . me ‘ ‘re. i } act i & : ape , ' , ‘i FAR ror sale 1)-acre near Sp rie Sey FA RMS— For sale; 53 acres, 3 miles from Rose PP. \ aliocl ° D . a Arka : of " imty propert A dandy almost new 2- setorv artes. .— ® " ith! "i ae “imate liere j 3 Tyrer ees ; ‘ > o= : _ 4 e and ttled bh ie, to colored, 10 rooms, bath, | # Wtd.—100 to 200 acres, within 5 acon naeen oa POO te tare hy $ field, Mi rent reasonable. Box W- St. James; 25 cultivated, 10 acres branch tine” and ' , ; ‘1 ote ge Far) | + ge ath go 36 seers 5 GF y- aA q i? @erige: easy red. very cheap. | i ARM ef city. for stork and grain; must mm ond Se , ch t fruit’ Post-Dispatch | bottom: fine spring branch running through Mand AN t. Lou ino Af aE s 8 portent I ~ ee sont ee ie EE MANN roe Faston av. Cab. TH. a ee z : “A ee .~ A steam: heat "iis Frank?!i: ' (c*) have some good eorn . land don't reply un- . : "Ns n ort) : eae ’ i Ti 4 —- su? , AR r re - - ’ ; 4a “ a - . : ; farm. 3-room frame house. cellar uncere if nti : res. in +} : , in St ‘ ar oy ? wtatior + e.« ai exis : lo weet brows gr AP hy gy - fiat: rents | : weer’ su state full particulars and price th ce eh dogyh + ta , geal Bigg 1 RO acres; Foristel. Mo., neath, barn, henhouse, some fruit, «ood le nian _ Sate mead ne et vn Barlington } a 1x grils ™ 7 at. B O'REILLY KR. &1 CO. 73 ¢ , this Is a hieh-clees fla : ‘For sale: to colored: §-room brick; | less yo : => 1 rhtful winter home of, ma: iri an st. Cnaries County: 48 miles from _ 8t. , . . ih, aoe me : on erin on : 1] ‘ e744 Price. reduced to SA7h0. ath and furnace: $1000: eaav terms: 42xx | Box W-331, Post-Dispate h. f Y = ween 7. 2 | toh ++ Louis: 85000 cash, Box W-252. Post-Dis. water, lovely location; price $1400; terms, oe RE RE, iA ‘ALE Tew AaT” ry ‘ 0 wrt _Chestnut_ Stag | ae iri] janie See ROT ANT D A wisi FARM W ta For apart: nent: ” good cogs : lie for milea s Ong ‘ ak NM “a0 acres to aaistons - a . a Sun. caenh apring hou : 7, ane Py . } «kK ¢ nef . aa ~ dble in ae oe pris ate ey k, 18 te put te ; ¢ Cheatnur ke wt Ne ama — “o.. 48 te on leases; Want a farm in - 1) “i orange re rult soeguiie . By et sous arn Sa ee saat road. seprin mail orchard and grap a my oop > dined ee a“ aeaiedl mvt 49" inane > te Fe MRS. . mom 20% so So | mF ak Aine house and all tmoprove- rove li along the road to thi pr hard, wat *. 2 (team ogn ; mone tow FARM-— For Pale: 366 acres: 110, in cultiva- acres hott , ir , lew pa ey . a eee ee wo rf teaking same fox HOLL Poet P s “ry ‘ " . . : - . : : ‘ ‘ .¥ 7 > ry o ome. ‘ ' teh " ' o ‘ . : aa ; an . . Py ‘.t , *% . “ FURNISHED ROOMS SOMETI .- bry ore SSD COOK | BV ., oT ments; state what part of a7 and the eG, HSted Sha Treauy tO se : . PERSON Ale 446 Kennerly, ie*) ‘ , furnace and electric light; 8 it .T ly t r . . fe ; ” , ‘ es raiee, Ro D> Post . } Cotas Lie : ‘ i. ’ ros - Foristell. 4 RENT THEMSELVES, of -course, but > Wha. is ike rent monthly payments, | crop ane | and stock’ — : maha 1e few friends d others desirin St “har! County; 48 miles from 3&t tom land; situate? on Meramec Rive a asture, 3 ; prow ‘heat, | “4 . : GUNUELACH & Co. a1 in eee: : . & KINZ. an Cheatnut ic .*) Er FARM Wt i. Apartment nr exc nanae nnortunit ’ ap be a Be wert ~ a’ - Re: NW .00) Poat Dis . ) rites south l eaal urK. Mo.. on rie 0 " » " ‘, ' ’ . ‘ " , t bis _ 5 AL, 1, }. \ Rv ~ : ’ ‘ a as a rule it pays to advertise = | A’ or arle. 2808 Adama ot 3-family; family, also 16-room residence on sam tensive «hore eon it wresies ate | t : es R. R.: for rent or sale: 83500 if bought at) .ooe, roat 8 miles n Steelvitie. | { _ . neeoeeineentt Pa aig er , corner lot; wen! a farm @s part payment, nd home proper on Gulf erefere hefure ney ‘sina de Be wea ace a) ance in". Mae} jan Forest S241 mite mundi « onl aw! ti N A Rf i? ‘AL DW 1s LEE furnish the money om that fems nam! et ‘Claytn ar Newbure. PAKM—to as a rea. fruit m hou living © tos hore , ' = 7 ‘* lower, of renewal, will save y A tM ‘ ‘©, 4) ALTOS Pull \ , ur f ; oy oe : mi i a .* ew »*. lew t Ms inced, Reo . Te . ” - & Aim) - POST-DISPATCH “WANTS. , a 5% ath rt near a town ith good school > ilities,; = miles fron a binyite, rox] grat ry i Pr. ope #.4, ' hi ave ot-I Mena ted . ss Boe grog hi rpg At and | state impros ement #. Hox L)-Th, 1) i kL k Esipe NCE ftus of ™ miles: must be 45 to elling at 8%) acre, "> ra : 7 t mJ ~ , m her «TOO cl rer sale 1: Ww hitter | at. in a rac s * . i - vn 297% ta ' iene . -" . ane ales —_ . , itivati ‘ ret roe P ; 1) i éle ~ ar . i ive with iots of water ore: | ; Pisa | ‘ sfm, . ! } 7 » 4 va! smoke howe Licks hinee ar f re F " : Corer 7" ae by Re rad . firet ~’ SCeNnce Of F rooms, bath, furnace: | ous "niliy. and auitable for rai ai nys ties mwuaranteed Wy youl tion t Ra nine . va - pond ts ae fruits and . .- ' ’ , , £1 . , — Osan ‘ % Ay or m aan BARTON. ra) 33h ~ cCo.. hoes. . ae ‘ Saw ¥ a argail : «la Boies ‘ » 1 : *" SHI ' oT HT if ALY “oO. ‘ ‘“ ee ANE & :: r ANKE 1008 ¢ heatout ‘2. . fc*) FARM tWd.—To buy, near St. Louls, with uccessful handling ro groves start — eo Sew. 1h orcer % ‘tie AN esta | : ad: mile raliroa tation. ; ; . siahains - & - OU alcmtanecetie nia re r acre ! ori { . : ve he ; rect Keema +} in 3 : re , ; ¥ ey tT } LOAN We will fitenee your red us ed ¢ KD, * ~~ oe . 4 -' ee ‘ - iif if ea This place must have a good house | ee ee : er, An ais mad; fine building: | berries: it att em 6 i Cc ALLL, see Chestuul, ( A. Jd. BUS, 1001 Chestaut a. "Olive lls, Central

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a cinta ” tari 7 3 ee es ea ad ie Fe ™ ~ SUNDAY. - tte ie OB — gery Sin dstoday today a han ces, Wan d and For Sale Ads OE ty and Real Estate Loans; Sa ann UNE WANTED —__--10, S F ‘Sale, Wanted ; Pers onal oo * 3 BUSINESS. CHA or 4 ae BUSINE ow 250 FARMS | he tired Wholesale Plum- ooting gallery, tired on CO! re sort. St. a facturing corporation summer : TIAL manufac ablish branch ane | (gun WTAN wt -me ne“ arth ‘ESTATE schisntenie . eat £600 mi fae uN “REAL a nd - were te rj “LOANS 0 one HA . . TATE a PPP PP LOI wesst =: ge ne: BLO LOANS 4a ON " EAL tS : "ESTATE on REAL LOANS t stabi wants capable men toe facmire ai ad | 2 7 ane r —— rea Afternoon. d Cinasification. f Be Tucsday old, a seowese ; eae ease ber to ears = ie _D-190, Post-Disi atch. - Wta—Will pay atch, Oscar J. Gerhard, wld wholesale ~ > Agente ao ry. i ‘SINESS ‘ Post- Dispa f a8 — , 009 necessa ERY R-191, Post- ber 0 : rd . ne | Pie: exinen: $200 to S10) ne xpenses | GROC established. _Hox_ = T Wtad.—Prefer retired mem Abel & Gerhard, a : ey SR meee manaks wma, wn money: will eit “ F or par for AND M AR KE” high wav. i firm of j yester- ee se ‘Animals. - — we ne forme Prom iy Wan you hancie own you will quali Mer Howan ( Roch RY a all 6415 = King’ ba in ae iv plumb ng Ss Hospita - neéesé ; um®*, Fish . 10 Moet” _ yin? eu ae Painter, ’ ts Paltime viireee “Secretary. 416 ee ' South Side. | "a 38 W.id—W ‘ill — Box died at St. Luke’ following several | S ator Discusses Japa eo _ = Aquat Perr) re = UW ette ‘ ian ma 7a ticuliare, G@o da ry BU sj some casi. : 9 m. d at | en . ~ ee P PORES Ee ————————_—— -_ ’ } chen emt timore. M We ate Dayers of part of VR aon re and give — sf Ww ’ reside Tro IDS ; / 6eeee stage IRS To seemerssasaescnne te sri ete r . et, t., Femi tine ea yers © va . » cottage ——= | a He . dee 3 , me eee Cee ee 2 See es _— “rie . Kel ware: Bae ng need be peid , : 1 ¥EKS— We are t =4 cks of jot . 1-700 ym Se Dispat ch. - —— uufur- day ill health. He is | Says L . ee as nine 1 i do sai ee a CHiranted day received, nothing heat Novas i | WT Otte retail or_wholesa: sings, ary goons, | R-20)._P To lease, furnishes 8, Lelam, | months 0 llow boulévard. da| Poss ttle Cars. * * picyeles..-- °°: * ‘ : " rn Oa a nat ming etn | i? ‘ ne oat ae. r 4 iA if ees » i‘wee ey fire P¢ es t’« i isi » b a a. aol ‘ > of ee aS —_ sy phe “Pian ‘ a ; Tit 5 , sf methe Re ert sr. . on iward ——.t a? OTe - d y eS. % , * a -_ TNO PT RS s . en mel EE IELIOA | i if 7: a ‘ ata ‘ . - 4 7 " basta ‘ y . rit es ti LG! > on” oe, All oer tros. Hamel. E ORE W ta. - At oe) hit price surv ive h rlotte. rith Z B ard. : ee ge | | ¥ 3 — — bay, | beca i remained in when | man of the Militar} address oes 24 max tad ' f vy os tral (4's . ‘Y es men of . who can Yr s Post-Dispa ch ved. To muy, rt. anc rs ago, in id in an ie #) REA ee amy sta ‘ tate ae (ey ot ini s~ "xT Wa eine hosiness man ben sjtien 1-274. — - SHOW W it ‘ -D. ma 10 yea ate, sa ic é | K ER i : ‘ts ; * ' t F . ima nd | ire to eg O00 La fz Rape wt 1 at “Mii VING Pit Tl ee Box D- a . ntow 0 ti | ness until about, neral ee be from last Sen fore the Mississippi & : nigers a MG 3 4 ’ iti ; yo rat ; it : . ; $) wr ta Tr “ money ne ’ red s¢ ‘ ; hole or half 1 Wtd. ee n t | od. The fu 0 m. | ight be ¢ ty of Hi} Lf 13 H iT S. @ 7: — we sien a a Seles . posers oli PICTURE SHOW poe Apswer * | he retires Tuesday a a i [ton lefeat of the «wea ave : ’ ‘2 ir ~ a; ; ‘ utc y%s as? ail myiitiryl ne oul treme ; ae ' h. ) : ; + "'’ , : 4 ‘ s cry u é e e | Hi P N UV 5 + | oo — “ Me nese Raw W-105, Post-Dispa t | MOV ee hborhood: will pay tch sidence = tora me that ¢ rould be pre | it ‘al i“ (1 E th 8 C H E S oe ne legitimate enterpris 1 for) in basiness. Bow W-105, } r part interest ’ neigh “ny ‘W-111, _Post- nispe high-c Tae: | =e 39 t will be at Bel nd another war V ny funds i : : WwW. co R. 7 — en ween a4 “ organizes Lea i " ‘ A . ‘ 4 pur 7 / ‘) ? “5 . —_—— 4 or Lis e- Vv _ a —————————— 20 ‘To >» 8, . Oo : ice me me Ree mt ang 3 —— eee . = ee Ni) f, o sa” Mi ; e+ sat ! stag ’ ryé VA ‘ N ee j = — rneé i r a } re >d MING Oli: orm — = con- For RA e; : OM . ° . 77 Ishii. leanuea - iat $i. etc 3 aia ean . * ear = veprnenonee eras it (TY HONDA OUPON AHeaT Do ¥ ‘ pau | make a Sf touch with mon ssity— | Re : 304 rant or ¢ HOTEL— every rm Frank Or n of the sag 8 —— | ReaD OND LAN, GHEST 1 ness? If you 20, | prises 01 roker in tou isehold necessity for cash d.— Restauré money ; terms. titutio tion, 5; | ce AT ES] ATE |) ry" Gut A HF ite mate busine ST ees, 8-1) | reat merit—a housen ke {t. S00" | a MING HOI USE W rs 2 and “te oi ate sonic -” constitut racia} ciacty ra: ose Entered east a | E || HOOKER M #. PIAN, Yeo : 7) “tatty of ne _ "bar J. act } y eres ted—nothing e:se > — D.{c) tionery pact tnd. West of (it “ a o., 100 rm “of 2000; w tions [fc rican sokiierm pen 4 1019, at 7° oe : y R ; CAME PHMICH ia.t : : ? fieid uniimitec—notl Rox Y-169, ff . fecti : HOI sic Wtd . 177 Poset-Dis. _ _iInv._ tel in town 130x150; two that Ame A 14. leter of i. as : _ a atrictl 7 if yt ed ' ; , = ss ly hote yn lot n | harges : aved 3 =" " Ac eit, ON cI ey % | bat s unt) yo" h inspection invit —- y me-| ROOMINE ‘ulars. Hox m-it* equip: HOTEL—On St. Louis, « long Wwaso Cc states were i. a7 ‘ } Willtam Ase oe ee | T LOAN oe, leo oil ~ a, oeen ine = * jocality ™m ‘state particula p Wtd.—Or | "25 miles from le, two mgs 4 a —_— In to yl senator Chi imi riain in h ite - none sate r — ne mu : ' We S47 3h 1 . saint the oil ge posecrip — 7 i 7 rail rations everywh ere ah — | - balance ale e telle- d y > a 2. n e 7 ae oe s ga 3 . : f Servi if . iw ~ 4" Bee tr Z ‘ astra ; vi Ti ~ een corpora ch. } down, & Schm in Be ma e 919, a — ee ie 4 | fouows f es, bi? tru nthiy, i] ' send -Dispat nn st Main, Lp h. 1 “ot a ¥ P { ] romp — ae B40 40 i 17 (3 ‘ r 1y thou ks b 3 t+ sold: }’os | S Hartma 15/7 Ea ic) : BRA we 14t ‘ mother aa : “ ai : een ; “1 — sae a 4' ‘ - ‘7 he 64 ss r ‘ ! 6 Yo ht “aTiu . oo ¢ | | discrir Mare helo e* r 7ét 7 Ae | — ht Ta 6 6e 4 i a wt’ ‘1 Ka it.I rities bough INCOrpOTAless | am OR * S nee aD — | spe racia , win, b in, in her | i E t | O M P A N Y at i. 1 7 44 Oe i - Mid st - 7 e , e tings ' — a a A ities CL 0., JO BU SINESS J wiz & Meu- ville, iil. ye Ee “Ex cellent opportunity for “The right aa que : oe G of R Dee peatet — oe Be i T | CG ||; 2a om th 4% bonds «are pe om ri yak et OF sal Finance and Securit ALLL LLL OD AA Ss chiwits ri— [INESS—Exce n two or more rely a “ . win | from ; Monday. Be sf = : R U S | : wire fri your , ‘ * Oovu,iga . eat it Worn nternat 7 ii I =. : 4 ach 7 eee Apply ch (c7 751 BU > ital to ru 0X W Zid, on is pu lan. It i ‘ynera venue, ’ . ; ¢ | | I! ‘ a2 MAN i busines ser, use an: ae war tch — Our n nation at ‘ ¥. Mare se M ( ) er Broa fo buy and books be , vort Cc continu ' harvest) you} ice in good | -y__ Coffee bo _ Post-Dispatch. _ UNDRY - | n inter jake ita Saturday. Barne i | t Corn — We mila eouper NJ \ wn nol and ents Ve phy et tive service ' d ye LK ER ly upplies | i” CURTAIN “LA ht to pur- | not a wants to n = —On nie E A re Maer heas ee ds, Partiy 5 ‘OMP Al ° — So arehara tor} VIS ** : Post-Dispatch . ‘apital an “S. Proadwvray ——™ l bakery 8 i CUR thod taug rs: | Japan . NE m.. An her of E Peta | Bit Nort son anatomenc oe ah t & ( | 7s orcns t, and men Witt) ts ‘ith some cam 5. i! ness, al y. “LACE k me custome rever, Lf the BA 40 p. mothe sa | a , ' acre fi hase it, an se : td ith | erienct od busim > dway. __. mewor ular ow 1. o nes. : ie eaee * : alien : r W I] | | A K I | DEALER 4, a >. deeail pul Sa an ae Le 6 Cre: e Ni; MAN Wtd Ww" mbition. eX1 Ptomangs BAKERY dis cd “ E700 8S. broa SOOO : re- | wav ho stablished Faces good workers | h tional que -stior | * WwW i lia s oanaeh Mre. G. T ? oe : | om LISEnTY atetinose rofits from ited. $5 starts you Guilt} ° plenty of energy and 1d mineral es (c) nd grocery Smt g in town of 3 S sat he anes wart: Keqpe tres 150, Post-Dis. ,interna unt Ishii insists shall iret m. WwW a the late Mrs. i ¢ : = ' . s rth ‘ proat = 4 m . é be ?: er it tev _" tea if ~ tributing ala ayn . map ost ise he | that Vi saaecnhinn of the a an T here Bn Hs 4120 w zs ae 9 j 1%" LT ** a+ sinkins “ $ fre Gon so hards AS conte boon) : : Te take Lé : ith tiring Cas . _iii. Cor sstern | ——————— -Sma P ost D t-Dispat ‘ e Cc @mhin resi‘ rch 7 H " i r T= ft hel ES ) " rt in a ont AL! i 2.0 (cast | is ag ne of the YOUNG MA N pes iz + Sari; — DO Tb, | Mever, Jerse : Ml bus est " southwesters L eo yy Box: iB s- dition: reason- = ns is permitted Pre . MPonera! "on Tue aday. — ; phe Al — I out a voting trun a7 fouston, Lex nierest in Oe cal in show and manage sinad 2 hires KERY-—Sacrifice, ifitable y| sold at ' {class con '.42, P.-D, | natio t let enue. =B.e . i. 4 j Moto . , a I Li. if | : VW kon 7 it} i} e174) req 1irea. : } ERY a " th ne @° mone’ to doa Mas first A W - . mus ter av Say - » Gg PP a dant on Falls gq ‘sae 1h) (GG STOKE—Hat! t equipped Wy anil. r carnival: $15 SAIS aker, with yayiment 7, Siw yRY—In Box W -#6. * .-> at we oH VO ly © 0 agit cade le oe Depew te ol a9 v2» 2,05; DRUG hoe + and am agin eater Post-Dispatch, bility, sales- y+ S agp be Dos -Disps itech. ri :, cin) eacn t ndggy oo 4 nic nt arr ie tn machin Poust- | ee 1) se. Bs Money make 0 } Might Have T ! f e to ; ‘ 7 Have daughter re ‘ Anton a4 ; phi J ie ———— ape 1000 Un a wy ont \ , ' a7 teres A "a fully develo ve eash reg = tte -ois, * igewoer vante pela Pag L,1giness sh D. enn Bit at. Box L-22d, L, LU NCHStT A P ine —— od one; sacrifice. | But if the allies re th : ray wel sister Of ete k. March | & a ee i —_ 2. My ~ em Oa note now Tue, secur! ry Traffie on ‘netces be un oS ring concern, 2% Nn; particuial: V bUPIN ESS men SOUNE Oe wan Tor} only 7 ues; cheap re ——— arty.. ———$__—__—— good one; § it. “Bu and that nate € - a ose. a Pal Pag : 04 —— Y Wet.—k Post-Dispatch 4 Hoffmar | (cet our | ManUracs™ sest investigatl Box K-ave. + in me in @ - cent first yed nice fixe Tt excel-| _party.._° M—Bargain; 16% Chestnt f Japan nnie on Mon 3607 eee a ; ais ¥ SET = 7 » ee rr’ OF ~Lyiet ie 1 (Mn , r bargains , stand « \ JAress I co i os i of per cel +_Tispat - atch Say ae Oe h “sitle: HROO!) CO.. x 7” {AES lea oO then ° neral idenc to & PAE: ' ; ; P 7 . tl er 2) i a ane EE Bee a ae Tr « an y otMne Ww i . : oniy d ‘ , t Viil Vi ‘ ‘ wT los is} [>i Sar: : -_—- a - Sout bakery L, r NG ; S LE 1 Peete ther the Pp ea ue, ry Fu . res - hence ie | | | ) ~ a ee —— " .NTED- onan. } Mondas Te: gg ving Seen CO ROS Central (ey) by inter aie , ex interview. Box R-348. 1 facture eX es > ns BAKERY—For ss: establish ptt etc, | GARDNER 84 on account, -* 7) declines to join preteen nations— . = @erene’ e Chul ren. - 2438. 14 . ' i ne eet: waeled | 57 Post-| fore bu “ORREST ION Post-Dispa [NE 10) ee “amail + _* NEEDED, to manufac ‘Fuller, New “Tent paying. building. etire, | CH ROOM— klin. ee hree ou i yo St Ceme na o ‘ at x i , e — Te “eS T ~~ }- 1) i 7 H } : + ic? : bit i) } i SIN] wit! Sills cM N ie kil 63 ‘ G ee ul , len Pp. th mode rn 1e to r LU N 2108 Fre ankt linens have th 4 Paul « : ‘to | atte Vide . 8 é‘ ; - 3 referent ' bank . TABLISHE ning tor mi se) | Pe eee Take twos ion ? 3 bled n hy Ij iness. N. Sarah. will d Japan. nd invites S Bates i 3 4 be " ‘ aataen 1745 (ss efere Moe Se tional Bar Vrices KS TABLI ja ing tf he atch tal No 3 iINVeE ) business Wi here ena an ine busine IITA s . ant nade an r Bh 3 2% - . es . - EE i asuinie® " . ned eos a he BoouU Oj los ) ' = . te] — PAGE 0S big * made only sor eded. Som yt" NTER-— ent: hea ny, Ru rien on & % ARS ee § ‘ itt wy a ee - "STATE —_——— i hhmertyv 40 ‘ ange, . LV -179) pet Sonn ‘arleton Hio en make Moneys sem f my “ash ne NC CH “Ce -For r n. (c) ‘ erma world o' rest a3 jay : sir mre Te 2 . Ae , PEAL, | he , . dee tyte / = ar er Risk ipital box vill rive . Da { IAS — goon N11 Y t eer your | ae o loss O ‘ "O00 « "ft ney L. LU oc ERY Bremer our : int G er 4 ei - Fe tant cave i PAUENTS $500.00 ee | y “ASH AND NO GXTRA CO i. | GNGED bookkeepe! ‘an established, UNUSUAL O} PORTU rian main a wae ing out. Only ee S. Grand, Sid (c) | CORNER eur’ ished. Call 1658 MENT—For | , nat metengnaent er nations | BEAKD—\ mit) at Mioved wife { ie b= — oa - R TIN SPt i y, March 17, Wwe ' various if coipeedlag + t-te ind services i) ®.. z business, money this year. 1 oat Dis] aten. ~~ ey D Carruthers, —— | fixtures == BE ESTA biishment; three out , March ‘ lproste). ve lAlvy Bea in | : ' = : YE { KE L- MA On og & bonds of the va sor Gene ng of ~ post-Dispate! wn, Rox W-156 1] anufactur- | See D. without rooms, | tCHANDISE handise esta tab- | The on another 1 (ner ther of I Dro oe: a LTY. fo) for Gou we or ; ma . O- , A r “SS A Si” ECIAL i Bm Ss, S47 Th paying re hMox - , niliat 2 ‘ : ‘ —_ -~ ¢ 4% Mi “op sa as ae rade : woul . a: state h , “ ) a " ¢ LEC the ad stion e’ , thet mani ee ia ~ Money to Lost ge ger sen is and Mc eganfora. __ ist 48.. F ‘7 10 Bd 4%48. ae 785) With Bure eniry (wits enterprising firm Deitt “post-Dispateh. to become in- BARBER ‘SHO! a aaare dling every ene hear . Ts pont cts & —* » be capa- WANTED santa’ houst wr: st-Dispatch. a Fe3. Post Diss SE ae Lindell Delmar tion: Jet definite rr = price. H. face I am not among t Bir Droste) and aiater- in-law a 4 PY TO J. aged security add nceashed © specializing in pro DOO lina early tgrestea in | tox W-190, Pos | : HO . cheap. ic mands ing for them. hou in-law’. en i ae | ; Pia dor ele. 2S re) ae - ors ' ners atrenh: sen seul | show results. Box ao FETY. | BOARDING furnished, o.. vw : —- - onc Jae To . ir be "4 y wr ses” wnat Thenekel P yy HK) dé ——_——_——- attle, | ss r. Bunker *)\-s is, DP believe is present a 5 ere m.. fF ; ‘ 7 = - — ever — 2 “ , Sure nce c on you! be $100 $5400 and Diy re} , , {.04 Pos Dispa ney “lH ¥ PER ¢ thin the ne xt thin a > is ee W H. l Vv. Meve New ron , mont | danger p The fur Pp a0 a ted . : ' | —— ra@ REALTY CO, 107 XN. Mh st. (c) ‘eo also uy ril. Box J- unlimite ie with . L ALLE eas LINER leaving c | deferr i ted out. March treet. Mo THUS TY UA. DTAS REAI . books NBERG gest, surest, | Minion, ibilities of un no on Skt BALL ———"Sealing in| MIL rent; kly poin app ® metery. Peis | - om = 5 Ta coupon C. STE! Bide | FOR biggest, tion, see Min with possibil an investment k: will | BOX rT OX te : ‘s YOUR MAR-J (ood pa) iis horses, 14 ¥ eS R-T5 Si x a ANDY STORE-— 3300 Rather tha 2 Nehru inee Jan jrar son * ae a ry 4 ; ead 2% ‘ on imp ~ | rum S44 — None over & "urance with If you on it, we u par, -ess | - IN EXISTE: TATION AND = Ver te TRERS. HERE'S SC SIN EAS and «» ‘ Ford truc Y AND CAN school. ’ right. . ‘ t hehrman shrmman, ¢ dear ay : Atte to oo ‘city seni evtate. © BG insurance orrow money ill loan. vo a Ly 1. EE CIRCULATIO. TED a, , LURES, 7" , BU P 1S mules % es. 1917 | sell | TION A close to | ican t the treaty e atta Te mn. our : iid ™ ' ret ot -ee S50 : or bor . We w ail at $1 a) > VW [Die Clk Lois VCR Bed? ri MANLFAG LI KET ; ta take ing of } irness or wil NC { room, ; . ld defea d Lare Behrman, i unel 7: » i? art 2 per: io “8 ‘ate you. a repat _ at v\ ‘ Adi)e »*T , \ i s . is bs lesires ‘) ‘ tip » line of ba ret © O- hed liv ng I W ou an ata w ani Zn RF — LALTY CoO commoca:e est, to b fil buy your; ™* .. ATRON: ‘ IMPORTANT mation desi! * mer-!| eogmplete i ear re s in the | nis ——_—- good | cone I hope 1 Aueu on-in-la i 4 : ‘ rt — — a : et i rf NREALi2 LAW.. . n+ inter r we will 3 rtly PISING weep ( AN 7 N'] sales organizatl rticles or mel! Com, - trade for cl ness i: hy ie SE tae e ; and rar. ath law, & ; cit 72 rik one “ *\reenss TILL bat st e. —- -— 4 rT 7 AS Ss x Me. ney rf ei gg ch ¢” ‘ bon i, pl books pare cH Ee IN] ER og rs HY A ING IN ge st rons | wale nev actured aetaan : and exX- ‘ —— s, this expre ~- houses and W p Bd Be i Sp AP E Rr ~ BRAN +. iC ae h. witness another oa all love, : ng oF ‘ ono Ds 7 plac e rood es : Date Sie ss fe Investor : Bide ponds at marke. value: We also buy $109, TRADE AND SH¢ MPROVING ‘AIN | on additional mi New York t MAYER, oe rity of the wholesale STOW tO 2913 | NE Box R-26 >; worth | ent, whom One neral will take e, on Mom . | ‘ rr — ; A 21) Wainerie — e. lie ke bonds 4 books bought. oo CONSTANTL.’ an °) CAN OBTAIN itoriou aCe ANE tails ~ York eality of to heen making apply vaying. > ? le: complete; ; -D. Presiden . e to o Funera! ent avenue, Henry's - ‘ : ¢ }4+“2 - ry os — hr ‘ toUN d ore of scat "(3 ] . f13}) tel; A : ey I ‘ as - > "nig pa ic) pe ANT—1ld R- Os, P. ill manag : \ one st ‘ J +2 hi —— # : VE > aye maid Ona pat honds e eat. 717!. (3) = NED L- mr OTN] BE] tI MRESSIN ' revit (sive Lu . “fth \ A \ _ hat it hi urther inform 1 E - P PER P TT, - + * Box vere w oer A st a to Came - | — : Tv, JZ = = e ation ann 1c ’ ‘ ~ . (140 hi ad ric ms . » ca Ry A 1] ry _ 4 " . “~«) an) i ' . in ob ir furtn NE WwW SE A in. $30 R se | land re . of na o a0 a " Paul . Bi , 7 oes : — INING - 500 err LOAN CO. ARTICULARS bY A” SvT., NEM Suite 4. ' year. _ k and | NE ; cash bargain, ol lobe and 1 a league 17, at ; Peter an sttend. i : ‘. . : rt WwW Zi . err O66 «6 rue § WwW! y> a a r- [INDUSTRIAL . } 4’! shyen | IBRERY - ' } mr : OO> e - aii . sales: stoc a | _ SN 1; cE - M rning: Gio .Dis. | the work er # . to SS i vited to i Nt ; 4 1) ' ; rey errr oer: Ts ; > Tt ID A DAN IS, ae J. ‘4 TRACTOR $e. Cyiive aon a £00 a day § x): this is . rT yt 'TE 0 t-! I82, Pos ; for f such pow thence frier.os i ber of . ¢ . : - . on city Teal est = carne, seeaiemeine kest mone’ I ° ¥ “Do: x & J e295. FARM R 7 ROCERY—% O and $0 } PAPER $25. Box ! wstab- | rill prove of §& ives and 6 #& meme nd St a “ ~% ; mes oT rest. safest. ¢ tor Holianc T TTR ER rR - r CIT tune,’* facsimil 4a ite t. converts a CASH G etween oR ost Dispate =E bat iblic: cleare $4). so" For sale: ‘ ithat w I I have at eased “id , on | _ —y un - or naygipmaaee ss s —— bigure = ,. “#0 eals Keys .% ractor attachme ny guarante —s xt — -* Shes a ‘ Tes 7 ss : pegs - — OES Pay TA ~ i pa esticé Phe , 4 a . exelus “ye once fo! by rt o , ; / - oO j 2 138. ¥ - - : nue | = _ : : : ; : a I “yemtt ee ae “ — “is 2 SU . ‘ erhing af 4 Mexcing ord es f bandas by / 7 ze a3 can mm vd ae 1. ri) pros arty New Yor) - io a4 ere Wert a ' wer } 3% yA RD nee narnia, Lienry Cart ?—P Pic TU RE Sacer age ‘| Box R-252, —a t} at they ceutaiaen to the pro BLAIR — T0919, oN akaaret Ps art eR AT st ae ) uitetie Tt st mot exceec ls 47 th 40% wens S$. “ag William st., facture) Rens nev possihle 2 W Madison, ane co) oe } Sunday _ a: ele ga * _ Louls, ru Y their op . , Maren r «o tel. was oe or ‘4 : - os per at 4 t t A 4 . 7 35 - 4th 4% da. | - HED manufactu » with con ~ Ream 814, 326 W. 1 SA L- ‘heap: call +| stage; St. Le : big in the re the Presi r siste Dante = mm nana Bet : ly 81 { and $1000 bon STABLISH EI poke. r Bho och T RICH ON A 5: pe ee i : blished 20) HOW- Near making to leave iatr, dea Neofes. ' a “ton. ¥ rm eee ‘ rt tien er pow _ . 41, “ $100. $ ably an ount. Bony \ rhal Invite cor re : altv. desi EVER GET RI ‘ 107 Warren. : : Side; esta onth;: CTURE 8 >» Bk BP. Tides vely >) stitution AS us HM! A Ruth ‘i VEG ALS. “ ‘ron 5 eu : for © ey ae " We buy an Fcurht at £3.83 dis > ' lanta, ‘se... | msl OF OFC ST ot Agdaress | YOU WILL NE\ VARY. a small : STORE— south voiced last. m P 1CTD ip. m. t tigation; positl __ ts 1 con rer to conclude @ Jaros. Dial March 17, at . —e —_— ‘ > Mety. 204 N. This spon _books NICE LADS NY at Leeks ing active representation in Bldg., Atlanta, investment plished divi-| DRUG { Invest gates post-Dispatch. b- | money; close Nersonal reason for 8 | without pow ide for a perfectly ih eee, Monday, her sister. - he ° ” - - : . ¥ o- , o o* >i? b* 5 ss {"s e.. er Tt # NI Phi > A . “wet active repre . . alt r 2ae.. oh ; intiean nd flo ‘7 1 2 established Recs veal = | * W -3 : satab- | . per = y | une 4 at ® | a bieale —— ones -Sgpveer —s “TNE road rie hed 1900 ' = Gordon Lewis Co., W , ester: company } rd can show vou en or no must sell. = Western part of Box R- 405, | © xarneration Post-Dispatch. good business: | which would wn: ae? from fre rote Suburban eave! 2 ™, Y eee ¢ = ae ‘Esta ee 5 le Gry clean | investor, (cc ee. et anmmaevariee ae TOR iS cates easel ' Box ~ doing «x eve: | ble leagu ‘ ba, - hence , Prine oe t ita © . hd I -payvins t conservat . ! RS - ster ¢ tables: rly oO i e Jaco ey hh. ¢t — ‘a - OPERTY ‘BONDS - = SALE-—-Going pment, in-own build- | den nyse ee ta a aaemew wee ——— a1 ep . d trade; transt woeg) nm Pt OLRVOM—> . a for selling. ADE | accepts in Cattle Cars, Saints’ church oy geome ONAL PR cones iBERTY ‘ be) FOR SALE—G ey highest to cons ition is a x un for a pply 2004 | d;_ reason —__—— y of Troops f satel fa otor ~ tayt : oy ie - LOANS on PERS _— pas, | h Vion lay for £50 Lil I : eine ox ri peri . “"* - eas $232. gf Hy MI that the } roposl et Se ar opport nips invest. nae re OF . a By net cas ; - IF ; sea jast Veal , _ i. 7 pe, : +} pe retur! it wg asi ed do| mS “ ai $: xX ; > ea! | L ao : en 7 nings Lobia —s — + drinks an John re er ‘ into 7. = ge ' _ ig. Bab mad hl onan, tg, i $P 2 pst -Tris “" > nas: . 4° 24 4%4°% bon i. i = oe es in | Se. MI ‘ he marty wit Bnd Oe eos time is mon (c) Cor] bere - sale 4150 Park. - | | pe NOL Hal. L— Som $2000, cash TL bonds. di sam the Senator said: here th ose WKASS Bateres p, m., ge ’ oponthe Ts . - ray ~~ 2 WB Tae : 7 Pee SS — “es ~ re ert > : t ms . ear th “ . } . a. ——————————————— levees TeoDpe nao Bisil- | ist 3% ’ 47 ey oh 7 bonds + 8. FU. SOU A eT meetin ¢ Sg A Pest-D 2G ‘OR THE SMALL CONFECTIONE ij ice cream Pright: | | Pa ker, Dept. D., “tenrt of ‘the city; “T will not tell you I 3 M , dad Mp aged heloved mo 3 ~ PNP Als ct awe ee ‘ ime pr lst 4 : id ong pe SU, $10v9 HAVE up to 9 ite, Dusiness | Bix T-416, |) - PPORTUNITY 1 ey NFECTIC INE a Al “an be bought | Hack TT. PHOTO STU DIO ioney maker for boys debarked, because pro- Tela August Brass, ered P arher — jAbwe Ok BEN Le au ; ok oh ——_ | iot 41,% 1 “ nds, also , vom 2 oan in Grat . lettee ' (>) AN OPPOR INVESTOR. © in a going.) GONE . OU stenen ut |POSTA how you a n gattant Oo ase fu 3 late Mre r granan ~ 7 : te ae - . oa. a . ——_——— P| . * 7 1% ste _ i : . i efock - . , ‘ ita a - . Py irae deat ~ FY a is 7 Ri | Vv vz" » ‘ts at oy — | ; age ME "se 2 >- art ¥ Pass CO wt full le (fl ’ 7 hlock Ql paving A hOLILB . nt will o mve: tig: OOS Chestn let me Bn¢ - t ut at. ti ate the Cc a gust B . our “* Bis trae © re onm LACHEIEt oem etree ey Party BOND “* give atch pital ve a small bi is now 1 aie ner retiring, vo eNKE. 1 ‘stment. 812 ¢ — n to investig: : Strobel. - ut oy — ni a jeiue Beene 2 bonds Pov ‘ “ pc eS H Bids Post Dispatch, Ca) se cash Capi [ have a vy ®Bhich |! on ; and rec- owner - & FSa: | small inve I Agent \ ™ pose fl itely fixing at ‘ J. ln w , h 17th, ba - Pe , % sete ; : Mire ‘way 7 5 . ¢ . r y \ ‘ UO af . | { ; ‘) i ©} , eget ne « 1} I r ™ ’ vr) a : mission ( hal ye { tirely 1 “ br net Ou $10. 60 particulars ae vedi the M rns compel on ei1g0 DD { lie tile, Ill 1 jocation, vane F + Tabaay eRu4k. $0: = cash or oie today was that these ‘on Nel — = _—_—_— a ‘ ’ Fuse a aemgycn ll mth ; wr, (pTlias ip) vhich shou Nee at ance 2" rica 9) selling. | or phe ; jmatl, oO k to erican — ; est on - - est. “ a ry ¥ he : = - > Hot ~Smié ta, bac into r ' . eee or ae er ene Rum $17 Commercial biee, 7 Tit he ie Y BOND Mechanical Machin KES ? portunity. to invest. Box ¥-12.| Tau aaheeaine poms A Cage in | iP ae Tae Marcus av. 12x18, 10x15. | joyed at wasps Sie in cars used for COUCRT— Entered oeort af evi ; § ‘om " Pi iene é . eu . ; ms ab ae thea vite rhed bbe 1] (Chicago ; in ’ ys iD Phi ‘ “ ollars » LIANE { - HLS . Post Lispaten zood pay time - aD: presses, y 4 ie .0x -e8, were p a a not 1919 Louis , nenmbased n 4 - =) ? “se tere oe Sete 4 bed Lek will pay ' Tac} r 8 expert torats th a2 tew ial a . : W-1l4 : eo} stocked, e Bo ‘ SHOP—S$1i ' ine: barga . shor They ha ‘ p= - belive i*ourt . ~ - ™ tre i . »t jet we “faery 17 “ef ‘ eT i) Ve@a ‘ : ‘ setae A 4 \‘ ‘ P l. - | i¢ Ie _— . Rk \N as on nvestigat I’ RINT i ackKs, Dit -* tock. 3 " > i] : ‘ riel , ") 4 jet — cr. wo . : tein aml . ss Mia i . ’ a ) YI had « | land id) ‘ . anf > “wet Datel Nee] J > > SLO > MD, 6s ters, » Ta . ring lives ld : ' of Mu r of io , * pewerpemmenaate f- r? od ogg n Mons n 8 L HA ! MES Oe ee ak hennenitits OS \TED ORA L orange | pRUG invoice o1 : | x14. cut atch - id | carry hich cou be 4 fathe 1 brothe ‘ : : si ee “Hi i res “4 rr ed - 0« ectingk codai al nd report pfs Lil . \ 4 ViYl KA ; hydrated 7 tonne eell at LTV ere enatch. . »-to- | . ay l’ost- Disp ———— *heap if ‘20 | t that Ww yn ccourt ane Rrown - , 4 eet 4 a OF ie ty } hy x ~ - 4 47 1» ul ecu ivasé , ete I , eapital VW . tea bv DRUG "he is ‘kk: gor ma sta } | Ks kK. si ~*. e: bar iven »y Ho me j | atechal - me 248 > ~? og rie yl ow ne (7, ii] . « i . ' vr uecled ats rost-| R G25 Ham UTRE YS. Thir ey Maren MORTS ° - xe woe £2 A Weiget 1% 7 me 510), BAW al hn pri INCORPORAS ect private | oe Philip stent: Dest a rents Fait eid: ™ pitt Te) Ole Stock. 8 “Hox Y-atd, (c) | fain. 0235 Ha “Good location. +400 8. (4) “In this bets Pres that as they pAVIS—On sacerde?. Davis, wit | came ‘ gerrt-e We 2 ORS At Proportmes nersHnips. | a nformation tad of , vom I *" Philadelphia. , r ES rood | TAUR SS ee Do you a Ingall em at = -- Ie aaa —— t — é‘ og pac rf ' , mm | 8 rn res , e stant Secretary SN spe ‘ bia (POTECTION ture * mh ve estme nt, RES siness: in- days. e they ° a mm. Ann ; Mervis ‘ ot , ' ; — ae = , arr a. ; - : . ; ——— . -yditaadiegpocas - Vs - ‘ on /' , : r ABE 4 Be fw 1. iLwrence, 2 D ; A. ‘A \? . os }? W leit kK be ER . AGE. : e Disraten a AND SH¢ YES veers Boy nice for —- AURANT- -For “gale. good ‘busin L- 2 aia | ceeded on their as y the ; len heres * won avenue, ‘ og toh - — * =? prewar, 7 es Le al 9 aa De a S ver SAUL -emmen's Bank BI oH « ive at State, Huron, S 1 | ich and deseripti saya oe Fam AGAINS | ©) for DO weeks : “ wed DRY CaO secon pleasant oce rie “, OW — sOmP | RESTAUR/ sick; repeees ; ce ated additional love tor ht and 43° mone m. Toma es = ~? +9 , Pe a 7 if A (ath 221 licatn tronadway and en WTORS--Sel “Kh regar a re per taavem could ebti rood IVINS, invoIce s spatch. ve urant: ¥ fou 10:. ; _— wet wo ‘ ros WU h raph: : i re; alan ; olla } \@e vou ; in ant x - widow: \ . st-D1 pa | atch. estaur had foug pt _ ' : ~* _— ee Lhcmat INV EN nition ivr 4a rs expr iwo penden : n this eas} iple or W) W-271. Pe West| Post-Disp fitable r aor rhich they ae : A into | : . 1 ” Py oe tee f. | , vou! Inive “ T we rt’ . as a + 1! i is » 1} Ve l ee ils ws eonat and iti " , COM) - , ) bye » \ ~~ ; ing in ° REGTALTRANT—A pro oc unt of p for WwW et 7 } iterTre nces ' oa ee ee A yeas ” o Gur hand book on patent. strictly, confi- | make you litt | gladly do it, a scheme, | fo! ih =o BUS NE ib. Post- es. | RE ust. seli immediately. Sparta, Il. — | fered? k the head of 4 meMreh 14th. a ous it ot . PF A > , thw = s an " ry) Our hand 06 communi a Telbert-& Talbert va dh raat aot lm aaa aed PE ena self | pe x I > ‘cash. Box SINES | .m™ veloy Gat -. gevera now d wife « dave 4 , Ake we ae a where © ’ “wotre By \} if request. All e us today. 7 _ Tp S Wasnr | ois 1. OS te ise te aasoel ong. ang can ei: S HAUL ING “ot 102, Post- | health. a rT OUTFIT— ‘Complete: p. 2337 | “Of course, I an't be in consta ney. gees wetetiige (‘haries he , ners tpt wa wf et4 - i a er, 865° Monday, > al ef 4 A . ’ “g ar - . "4 By eth a * ja] (| = Yr == R , montis ion pa 4 gone BY i anyone «\" > ie Xx I Me : TOCK GAL V A: VEE . 2 ‘quipped Ny ek. a ‘sidne’ ) - . — saope rds er oy a aenr 45% y* (Ye eG iw? z | f | = wit tg and should fata nent yithin ’ pinay Lil ‘OR SALE STO ‘ - at lishe 1, = ting. owner : PE os me - inia. es . nt liv- uk e . in - -_ ron ‘ —— Ault + 7 * von . . en Xe a niO), wih w/a Monit on their inv an investigation Pe swede WE HAVN bk POR paving S per © we BO? - or = tor 217 tx 10x ees arket. INSTA ing roon ight. E o “i et “15 D | : ; “ee > Sal ; "( THC I we a ae King references >; », £ OST- LISS +; ind mye are 2 aan anmmtant & wear: | ar. POCERY STORE— Wi for meat market Rt g apartment, yen © and electric | ae. ds. The problem ts 4 sional ‘tute res 2 . ; a pe ‘ } Is until ed. _— Brot 11 oe, ' Have ma ee nt Farnings fut: re prospects ex i eee 7 Y—Good location the Boi hg on btoxX a vith | MATHER & *. *s Ny Tenn Cc rOCI “ity a Dg 4! 3 a * aclede “4 south Box y.- 145, roe “15 rooms: all full: sell | pease et g the truth. ed con 8 — ca Val ee ae ahe . ; eaa~ewg i STOCKS ANU Bl rref 4 ey y w), has #t. , 111 bu c5s (2 Pr. © * Life Bld veered ovat tr eason for selli t ) OUSs ‘ n ” Pp mer ie pe: ie : 1S ot Pov peewee - Whats preperres 518 O BOND MAN ; in any sn iy fndependent Lit Liss SE NTION. | oreason nd meat market, ed. Box | ROOMING. HH Wash st. : | och apm Deceased was es iInters jhe he fe had , 2 "] . ‘Se y ,. "4 “* a Fad : adi a tu” Ah "se ; - gtarte aA. ‘ > AT i. 4 I] ANGI oot - ‘ ca ini baik -~ @iiu mth hine to j ” I \ - i export a. : ‘ ames fl | ars : (or and: hail Dispatt hn. | loca- | 5 RC KOMING HOU a family. ht. PLOYMENT SER Pie onieas x } ao . Ao ; ; re ‘ 4 ¢ - At , oaniae of for me aa ? MA NI hey ‘dea to develop 3 artured 5 lo vo ; Try aha” , NY | en S. We can place VW Pos meet market, R412 Vost- } eount of death ~ iG rooms: “elec tric ig ‘U, S, a Ae , 7 ra . 4 ‘ 4a i ‘ - Y- 4ave he nu axe ae + ‘ ae organ; af . mine ti ns : 3 4 : ity - Arn if . " .- -~, se > . , 4 Ps P ; o i j ‘ é ey all toet ite tn vt fore blo oi ation. ( a a prod } t vag cine to ec ahal’ wait’ p td oe fore! gg gs Yor City and BS on fg GRO aD RA * oy Louis, Lil. box - | Te OMING sm SE ) —— { REAU HERE 10 7 | 5, ¥ oa , Phadigndio ® eg? re oy OROOTTY > | am | need hen ar & otek cl aching work’t | * | ea ee Gh a ated pt sity yy tion; a chandise store, Central 6636 ab10 rooms. i a ' A L 4 | ; i ? 7 a . 4 if y : ‘a — of is. dies ot an} } in. ‘nl . ‘ake a1} Kh * 2 ‘ " f ej i ae pyogt net } v4 Nn. aaa complete hed + And gre neral merc! VW -S4, i (cd) ROOMING HOU Box Ww 300, Post- | s rea the St. I I a : i‘. ont : Pig $e sem. ¢ Oe: - vt ee an Ae Gee eT on. Waren eet tae aa uae ROCHE Nee inventory. (cs) | i income. :' - 6 peoeee; | tinue a f R I { ; ° ' , . » + A 40% call on wus. vue M1 9 e , ofttices wa tribitifon§ of » Ga ih a of ins ROM Fer sale: (c to POOR LB — : ms & - rr * # P " , y ¥ ' ; aq If FO, ines. }* Ay . ! Alt «ii ‘ = anil il ) Lmmark ane on basi ie ah “Du MING HOV SE 1903 N, 10t ‘ Orders Emplo : & , a JA e -* a oe { f of draw I at + ; fy etatt f +s 13RTi y - Norwa a: | enrninie : story ianat R y ON = +h. a dd fixtures; 20 ner house: - located: rea . | Director-Gen “URCH, We . ta , “ Loner . aeyiggd +8 Sales Magee 0, wk a > ' Dispat STORE—Stock an Sp. mM.) . ventrally fined peo- ton. of ip VAL CHE her a) rt 4 , F ; , ae ae me ye cashed >: é W hole Cs SKM) « } char ages Write for ae A Ji de , OR an and wo! sgh a P “ER Y STORE- ‘ation: call after > | (7) rented: c 1 SE— 12 rooms, +r sickness. | Ins : 1 th: ut maintené ince ®t 1nRIT oa Sunday. a } in ? ie ‘ae Wried i ES busine for g prof! land | r in cel- | GRO ine loct aco G Hi st En nce Thursday. 2 : 4 . 4 # ie ‘ “ef A rie rn { Q; BUSINESS CHAN rtur tv for } os | g1S Hiol! iT ; I \ net ae pv Veal i - =a . The re SA, f _—— xcel | ROOMIN we for 7) cars, We annou h the 56 determ we - ; ; pif an ¢ POPPE po ang R Smith. ; v es be at ‘hom , ‘ eo a Ben es heresa. _—- a: ex a le, garage ” than reet, | | | mn FF ———— $1: intmen \ nd high n gro en boxes, etc.. $20 a Weer 2A S. T ablishd Stane. Cove pl fell 2140, bargain; | bureaus . was orda , . RCH 3 ° . 2 od ; . Ur, he? rrieerac ‘ PB BBL GOO syst } 50 monthiles Sh : py y r) i f abijlits aie n . . toe a ae ~ she is. . On , rkets WAITING. - ¥ ’ a aie ; Old ‘ sta ™ at vs irket;: a a2) i { ‘all Lind . - Good location, “"Si61 he seryv ice , »s. i ‘ DE ~ Rt’ 1. E- i } . p ; " tt eet, Aes Minton, Holland ADVERTISE 20. + vi ‘s dailies $0. (oun MID! “g “9 ne ol tie to secure the urer in| or more easily made lustrated bookle t 5, | GROCE trons ‘6025 Gravois eet 4 HOOMING HOU ME NES SALES CV | upon when t f the lack of fumes : 4201 "Weelaeel Bridge, 2.5 ; tas Ad 4 nani, won —| "100 weeklies $2.5 t_st.. St. ows. ic En ee tation of Manuele Box | now; write for free ill Spawn Co., Dept fen’ ag and $40. 6 | stock, and =} must sell, GARD: ———— ai- duced because © co-of a > | dat hi’ - "18 ‘y, 620 Chestnut 3 ‘ords r be the cs get bata terBbito ow to do it. . age $35 — ale: smal quire 2145 | -eatnut — live propo | re asible by hore : c is fy y mit ry ts vite er, | Agency, —— “ aaah: O92 wi s) | ol ¢ and surrounddng 7 ? USS. RoOGERIES tor . fixtures. Inqu me hes “a ALLEY. Poolroom a SALES CO., i will be made po \ RITUALISTIC RInLE ; . PEATE tPA PON Nent’s, 1416 Mar -#) ISERS, build bu weexiies. D.19% Post-D ¢, | Brighton “few dry goods: a “ity, TL. ae ‘and | BOWLING ALLEY, pow NES | rer workers. EPIR ht. & o'clock . - ' faa " get f A ween. Gallant's (« | ADVE ead a in 100 tr y F caver te Cann mnsbitre. D-1095, 1 : ny Southern faremes. qm mr y BUSI NE id wih Granite City we ‘fixtures and 4 tion: ny gg ae tion of volunteer tained that hastorn meets tonig ‘ y / . A? Po tee, , : tiand Ot; ( ij Stantor .- ey Wtd. SLOQO. ) st security, : \p 2 ®B H... TOR > v OMp) neighbor hoc ad: RIM, ¢ nesth es jsome ‘ly h- or a exp liten. mediu ' . ; " »* 4c @e J is r ‘op i other sts. MONE dit “y cattle: ye" = NN Lic ly { . -12 eS hestn . i Legisl : , | , J pamy a yen d many | | , NTERS—Atten neern ro - ‘t. Louis, Mo - trade ¥' to DEY, aS aso & tne Sunday. arket: fine loc | VICT lored | hours. forth Grane : .. P a. ie fie vetopm x Sintes Life ane Bank ) TOMOR ILE FP Al ad body con ‘ \. > Geran q ce | Pee © Se mired ot goods on Laboratory, QQ) and 6 . meat ma! " partner- : —_— ation: co 1 | ing spare , ring HU $ " id , ap. j ian’ s ‘a ira sid aged foatmen 8 oe tl AL 'T( : tomobile top an roon.a per- AV... nea ri th cid best oO I qui oe Stenhenso im . af Y Ang — for selling. St satiate —.- a aid unti « consi e ' SION | | a ill as spi : ¢ . “ . - he a os Dee, Hee —" | - or ' rent oat of wpe ah et = tnt iene de 11 - T--In Tulsa, OK.; 7 ve n ae Be; A 8 “1 Mass GRO E ‘oc ee ES. ere Coeur tracks, SALOON- ~ os ‘month: gen a ‘count of | some states a over the period ) oe e508 North i. ) | . ss — ) will sell, rent Be ees ip to; OIL Li Ree lf5, Post-Dispate! ; i ~ — OO re an iz sy ; Fe _ st se h de ove Velcom Pad ela ) ry agg - RTY BONDS | centage ‘basis. its automon! Hy located, fa-| takes it, Hox D-1it, Post-Dispatch. 18 To c. BICIISK | ship. axe and C inches, awapaper | July 1: good trate: musi, sell on “rlaseare er Concrens can eunty ta mundo, tesenren. 2 _ | ) . ? gt ; IBE partment, equlppe excellentiv lo tablished | —-— nd gas operations | te a tremenvo' 13 Ht Louls ©ou " ne, At jewspaper | business. ‘hina. «giaass Songress ca ume 1OUGH : ; ‘ “ . ce Stern- i *? car at one tl =? ’ »' bi “4 establis OLL, ~ cits ae 0 mty ne ere he nArveiYV IC NN) B) ta) ; " rt: ~~ sm all armall I Ton . _other ORE | ' i} Mon- } til Co , to res Ww TT t : ‘: Pd » s . ies \ as ught at sneha ig Be on — aay aces aa ) sage kne ot Bam to Pha got gan Throckn pada "4 & eoxtensior i aaa 4 Time a INMAMCI RECE VED IN Al, Sie. GR i = RIES ti + oe — - stand: roust oe. | SE ( ONDHAND at at Division at. ca to en able the seryv ice : acale a mil TT ees Services ent : ’ ‘ . j : [ eo 2 2 oney ’ sac ill tur Snoop Sv aw ar ane ‘ sens .1 pay Thr ATT reo esti . an Oa ST 4 Le ‘ a Baad” COME vec Lee oor 7 ? , -—_ are ' “ “* oa as hag ae ie) Vrankiin av ng (cd) | trade, will t ted lv experienced parts Box ty #. LexasS Tleia, klv newspaper, aa I HAVE Jt , . : SMALL A TCE NE agency con! " dze. ; extra granite Ww : ; ® Oregon ov, Atles on the presen ulg ment “urseday at & p. m™m : ) gids . pi te “0 eae at 2 oe C ASHED sible and tho ity for a good mechanic, TTY Be el retinble wot full report o1 ‘on|} ENT PAPERS. eH LD AND ah ARTNER| 45S atural Brkt at market “no deliver-| day “RUSINESS—Call at 2010 2) | activ ities besides St. Lo e r “CHRIST re woe | LAberts right opportunity for 3 Rae yet ae SSG, carries, fuih ext dope On) m, IVE HOUSEHOL EStIRE PARITNE te! And me ) eredit, no + a USINESS- - -itles . t ‘Re 9 wen ar | ) 1 in ESS, fet the | ; 7 V_ DE: CT i=M . ‘ER Sit cred : onl ED B Other m™m ye MM eee fe ‘ : , a « Stern At m area — ip Sy e 95 qt (4) A * EW mene — now avaltilal : eee sins mr ’ Addres: Pht kK ° ON MARKET ae a ROYALTY. BON ies c “t cheat rent: AW-168, Post-Dis. | SHOE ‘8 TORE Fix! —, — 4 ON. ning ® par March 22 are: Bae Rnd amd messages by , : > Pas “i id c de} 0 | >) oc ' . a +> estors’ sie , Bi pate? reds? ie AS _ Yr) i;ile + \ }* ©rs.: Ppa ing q ty ’ A - . . @ , : ° we . _ x VN pa Bs : me ul market: ipnathy cash round 20H5 Hior A " to- wear and ben San Anto i mart Peat a. Lavute. ut j , — € ‘ES 1900 EUCLID. ———-| limited; § . Post-Dispaten las or Will —— Dispate akery;: gt ie “PeCcERY—And cation, 8 c: have | : — oi reaay-\ - ad . on ‘ . ar ot . — 46, 0 . mul “ [>~1! I ni a 1) awn 0a oat for ore De 5s > fine lo , week: a ae etabiian fAxtures Thom peo : % if 7, | hy }’ RIC ES * _B RO SE. fate os ns P liox 1) , nted at paty Pgs bi ts 3 SOM) “aT t> - mn ; 1. cas ; - : corns t Om jer , ; ¥ , i “ : t of ~ WATIV wT Snalarturer of DOR | DENNIS | Opportunity ? pertonged Sucre .. well-established, | 0 TUNETY Jot Dari usinese: money se ERY | Wid-—-Have reat’. dae ne) en doing at to &7 right, party. (nO) store. with, a, Tenae’ industries #$700,06 000 | DIANS J FIRST SPIRITUALIST f J } & ify per tarterer toh, —— . 1A . AN e#Xp pe@ri : rere of a 74 et large OPPORTLL., . ‘> chow husitr > r-]0O. ] ie ae ~ Jt keary DUSINESS, lone: ae business, —_ wi Beis , . ton in b pay ro runs § jay os ’ ‘. y piepes \ U nus ‘ . : ous . take chars v ry cle ing «a a . tn ret LTits am te I} x Fis ? ‘ SS ‘ , siness ‘i her isines ’ »> > «et lo at yh, with to a ye r ting Sun F { Joa An re of the fama mee to : a ool { vest Gesire tO § rantee SHiaiy. + amount of bus nr ati otnet ret.Dispatcl o -— é57 o” opulath retires n ‘aaa mee ; venue , wants SK) art 5000 shares ” Mining ¢90 | highly rated at AA ~~ be able to — As cured and gyara stat ea ar yily stating pri (c) R-380, Post-Dispa TY MEAT MAR — 1“ gro-| 22,000 ve enenth: ow 4) experience wil turn | ATTRA $m) Natural ak ly Good . m4 pres rity wii All or ny ANI! : the best te ast st.| 4 jollars a ability — ani retain ieee '* tell Spiritualist aia ys phi c cf rr parti oa ta | ompany and TUrnis »-D. c) & a na ee sell stock oe infor ure ‘ost an Stein pane a> diate y HK . one oO : . . sur, | " | "fea W108, Post Dis. _(c) stock. for sale: ispatch. to axecutive ability. Box 0-271, P. ul “ORGANIZE, fina Arter een aA a, be. HE. CRY ee” fe week at. market neem this place; me management ry Marks, Port Ar | Indians, com yohe Feigate. IT } : ro t ey) i , cutive ¢ ¥ me? just ou ° e's , “tate '¢ . . ' 23 Madi _ tc >}? Vta \- a9 "age lanatch a Y nea 0% ’ Ga ' Ve . “ 7 00, & per cent; | | Box_Y-84, Post-” ERTY BONDS| myn 1ES ca one ate glinn “cahen sation ftee. Nati. Ora. Co., 12 AREER. Loula. Box R-92, Post-Dt hiv | cers sf ‘11 positivel pmA rare orret bast. ee For sale or ex-| 4 party of Bart R. H. Readymees QROANIEED APIRTT ale af LD AGE. 1 flying ya 4 ". —Aa7e en mation ifee f Ce sf AUIS ’ Pa nthe Louis ‘ per aay : nanen , | Tex. R— or ™ »4 idier | | with he ee? ° dead as clue Iter -|CASH FOR L IB iil your | of the ba Noon in Routh america, “ig higt re Leo, annie ' law finan - , . ft imSuUurea)i - - nvone (Leseil — : . . j vha ‘ ; , ' ; = . - party pon books. | y pomnienion. Coun-| plating road. proposition: Walker, general Qi ANIZE wu mmon and Pp regan (ith and accidet orga gg OT Rox W-55, Post-Dig.! -- | change: oo ." ea ox Wa P.-D. _'©) | ov and Mr. and ived here Bermon Subject es 2. 14-2 ‘ ' - ‘ Or . r ? 1 | tertain ret ? stock, w 5? t lia biilts — ; ‘t. Pe mat n . ' hy Ve \ea8 vas 1 >| , pe ‘ e B m me : a ’ e . ‘i ett *. ba Lae pune, Fromm ae 00d Ni rth St. .| And, at market che | school edu ogee “| 7 La ne taxes, license oF Bat Kk gaiesmen = 4, cam Or store, small, what na dress immediatels PARLOR—Fine aut 259 = “good business. _B Illinois av East Rombuay, India, art New York . Me iReT vapirituatiet ar 7 49T1 wITIG en ed a \ . sali oo . ries +S. nn le reports | rt nage +7 | ati i Nand ene Lj wy areal Wet " ~ ip om ; hy P : oO P _ " : ad ref ‘elee security Hox 2 try business SAM eet bank Ridg. fcl4)! delivery, N nd nizing a growing h agg oon coca rporation mation free, ai BUSTS Ee m.9 ; (Cherokee ” - ahaha — 4 Frade ‘> 2 if — * an Post - ~ CTIA N( ‘ . porte iaraniee : ity wit! not ame “iN! “ > »* Sal (iy PS te ood bus ‘ arc’ re | NI): ~g ‘ s as “ : ae : 16 1D eecored by oats party a Dis Box > W3 anted BUSINESS 7 Stable bake ovens ' ‘e ‘rocata-) t 1. Post-Dispatch : wi ys” vith G De mar For sale, + gginc aiem ‘ heatnut, “One of the best te tenylymoney, who } ny g Ry ritwaliet ¢ » a a —— | Issue : viisfactory: terma to sutt. Writ 3o.,; R-181 ind . As jot. fax | Deim > “STOCK will rent.| g16% Chi STORE- $ Rivera °e| Rens om pany, FOURTH Sp! bet ao 5 oe. Bor OS kk or Bond must factory: terms t ‘mn Mfg. Co.., -ed. bous tit yee orner lot, Sox -DWARE . 81 North End; wil D. te) 1 PAPER End. Call porting Cc days 1 & - nad oe Stoc . iv private inv noe iy , ee SAtESES At idleby _Mt aren all gy . (eRe) PATENTS Secure nierested "'T, 1a9 = Wea bins Crear fur: s1iKK): will Ti AR : imt stock, Rox W-186, P.-B. Ww WALL I in the "South Et Ridnev R77 72. “4 Bombay im} } general m Rrexenth a ‘as Yrivave s meper** : . ' » extens » Base OF lomu¢ pag . ils, a0. mien tnemed pri ' | LA? . Si NESS Ae or roves Vaiue ; cash. At te tee yrropertys cati ay cited . ni : needa, recen "oOo pay 10 per oe be tei will consider sabtietts What 603 S. Oth st rEPS I yn in ve oa we perative | " of n We . : \ iny difference : lease or sell prop ° Stoves, furniture, Ae 1aa0W ET OAND JEW ELRY REP Aun ing in cotton & the members Mi Mtricher eT . MOM etka. from property “Cleaning or | be ites on con mission: irean Dept. 3, Suite HUSINESS MEN a ere limit you: organ Post-Dispat fe MA- | ChCRANE Sd gioat-Dispatel HARDWARE STORE ead. will aga WATCHMARED oa: Pes Poe 1 Sitapateh. | cise, said he and their first hk a he = : months , r Hanging, Cie i= to offer "art se et-telbedowr tate charter! norma ns leclara ._ es , TAN Manan * ox hea, 3 , potions oT ring, omrslitete ? f proprie:o 1% Cook av. ; SHOP— R 408. 8 —— " naking “Pfoerve I a : , ao pew Addres: have _ou New York | corporate, « lity company uncer } “ EUSINESS M "— ry goods, n n4 wceount « at 431 900, Rox n die- ,r were ma ‘ir pur tia mister Sirting: ~compider tmehes ar f Rroadwas ; lize a limited Hability ox tern " way need | RETIRED hlished busine at he fing 'SINESS Wtd.—!I is: will pas cash an ie bargain. Call expres® | worth $ In downtow | party ates. The ; ‘Sy suatiet (hure Tonite! ’ ann Kaston acand Arst 4 _) i4 IBERT y 1 ywN DS ' ne Fon by ernst ‘*e hye Pes seed nothing wrt R ane . Pate ; 4 4 , esa . o ti ‘ IN ° P rr « ! OVETALIB: Tht reunits BE- ' \re if . PEALTY CU... St LA} ih, ’ . af | - ee GARAGE 1 moplete pene # ' rem . New York on = hue » * “ « (= A son ] . Lt. A machinery a © in {own | own : ba interests. i year torn brick flat. a> Boeck ie) that are du . A HEC K} mat ‘ding. ~ vour business inver gee hy eo peri ' siene refarenct ~~ M fe ‘ i : - ator no HOTELS o ate Murohy fe) tools an aie tie only garage | Thomas, Mo- : his Bom y hiss Easton ask for Wm, Bt oar ‘ik ef Commerce Bulla CASH for f merchandise anywh stablished trade, &! The la wn ise rok Wr ae Te Dispatch business Main 1173 hea’, | Fine locat Apply te UV i hts aba or cent per SO) Hank © nt Rron Iway, stocks oO : ax ty “) days . a ae carrie . — eta ’ = ' ‘ \\ ie? : (*heatnut . . : furnished . . wor heal th. cian 320 loan at 6 p rivate | S Olive st ~ tive plan, a? lat at., { nicas . t OO = = i ot , Side ; sh grocery = : oomea: nicely business. int MONEY Wid ee : of trust from Pr OOO 41 RONDA | operati in. 105 N. Clark ; : eit — = = ““~ cas) SOTE! ‘& root shones: goed ‘ 1, : " a) . . — Ts = irent ; «at af : .% “tt i , . . : . "6 ‘ _ y"7 j habe . th ‘ ynum on first deed valued at BRERTY gpk heckr.) isms. bre tessen in West r SONG WRI free exa of OCERY W Rox P-2%i, P.-! ont nt annum on idence property ah ik ] “281, / L1 .* "ASHI tno che @ . . amc Geilca . -_ re otne . “ Theat PO} , Triivia ¢ : cit . ; ‘ t ne? . : . > . crf Perit " " , siaseioni. > 4 - ‘ TF) » :* ef 1 ‘ ‘ . , S4 t ‘ b io hint . ‘? “ : ‘e ir “ . , bes k ot i. fs ‘ ryy a ree ‘ ’ . . : wd Ane its Re a'artt I ta ed . Vive rn is : ‘7 y oy ‘ Ros at neigh "k ne .. 12 hlioc ks Rae as v4 e 4 oe So ¢ . ‘ ~~) ' P 7 ~ : 7 P | | . by ' ’ | in : } is . “+ 4? 1 of tts beta yl narty vith e) ‘ inal rrhet : , tating . ; ° lost beicane fie-mt deeds of trus enw let 4 n ’ : piac . . w i take prea ’ “who have ’ stew ari Tia ‘ TET Wl. nt 1K, SIMD, FIGS 24 4% bonds ao. handie HM or those considers Sen Mt rt fn MONEY raw, Sli $ anf terest, “ : bonds 7 ’ tryet ons ag theae re ' amoents "BY ~—s 2 S : ‘ "a ‘ ee is Los 6 Be prices par heen e in an’ f thes eee — rn ! ' rama ince Cah 7R*S 4th . me » hewtk BR hour 1 ae a ha ' : Bee fire and t 3 moo baatom Ay n Coupon * ~~ red tape. no del ae 3 E. LAUMAN: h for 1s me ntha in the eity, ee . Boner Wts.--68%) cash for 15 months. oO MIN EY \ miiext at »? peal ertate VE: Mo. kane, e ar the P ch eile — ft’ ast-Dispatch. i ‘ . f VW ‘bbs i 4 .% 4? . a - 1s2 i i W Va p+ Rox | Y.. L “ ‘ it bh | x . : AcE «w& As i fre m! : Pyaet ‘ | : Wy . rk. or Mo ’ . . F ' } ‘ ; Miller Sund ls , i} oO T. HOLT @ ‘ mh wii! net ea btece mht iarts ww tabs 3 _— ariner 1 OCT : y eiger yer »% : 9] x 1d ’ a. ee ol vi , anu ths ~ re . ra ‘ LG Wiive. Lig) Boia . ‘ ant Odd reliows ‘ vii S| aiding. we AW annually. wtiie 4 ~ cine ht. oe} Hamme thee Yrs watts Ase iale-

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Ee RC I eR re | a MARCH 16, 1919. / AMBERLAIN PREFERS a Era tal re ey : = veoh ss ld ’ in Proportion to Population in Its Field Than Any Other Metropolitan Newspaper—I ,500,000 Readers! & j : NT ’ : orm or ce age ne : Ca ue nae ORR NAC ERP BOER A SOL kc ca MR ae ae a en AR 0 A ‘SURRENDER’ 4 INDEX TO SECTION AF feat ad Pirm Eanes | INDEX TO SECTIONA ste P — a 3 2 _ 5 Cc lnssification. Page. Classification. aie ae Seeds, Plants, Trees... ... : -10 , Business Cards Agents—Men.... : ll Sewing Machines. . : Se 3 4 | ge Agents—Women.......... 32 Canvassers, Solicitors Gold and Silver.... nator Discusses Japanese Prow © £& 20) Carpet Cleaning . Help—Men, Boys posal—Say$ U. S. Troops ee +o > «OE Snening Help—Women, Girls Se ode Jae «= (Attorneys.... cv Horses, Vehicles... .. Rode in Cattle Cars. = = Automobiles er ‘the / rane —— | if ae a reeegee st tH i | ' Steve Repairs. . Talking Machines. . Han it 1} ii { ' oe seve pet pn ie f Mii i Miscellancous Wants.......14 Moving and Storage. titi! scaigett Dur ty vi iitht ih a { , Ht Houses, Furn., F. 8.. Instruction ( Misc.) i wt i ’ } i oe the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, March 15.—Sena-. ' : % . » Chamberlain of Oregon, cHair. Boats, Launc a Instruction (Auto.) Books, Periodicals Instruction (Musical)...... an of the Military Committee of the . | A THREE TIME. AD COSTS LESS, “PRODUCES = st Senate, said in an address here — night before the Mississippi Society ft , Hilts fe Hi it HT HH Hath i iH iit! il iit Hit int RMT ani Hn nuh Ht “i r ire hat defeat of the vreaty of peace ff ate — abate nee 3 iN A d another war would be preferable — # Se rca tie deel aaa DEA i DEATHS Jig ANGI rd) OUR Cpeatus }i_ LOST and FOUN ND] rly upon the proposal of Viscount } —_ hii, the Japanese Ambassador, that / | he constitution of the league of na- eath notices, first 6 lines or less, EMERSON —E Rag, oe ag Clee gn RS eee — bs | eee ee oe : bids racial discriminati . } ‘i: each extra line 20c; memoriams, } March 14, i919. at mcs hts 9356 Being George P. Massie, beloved son of Thomas | | y ; gonna ae dies Discount ‘Teper Mie"on three OF ae eee: ons forbids raci: ation. g pong: rie per “Ry avenue, Florence E ieee at “a wit t I.. Massie. and dear brother of Mayme, Lottie Query for Sunday must be mailed a week beforehand We wish to extend our sincere thanks to | Discaunt Ic per line on three or pease 2 Charges that American soldierg ~~ RP ALLL | Nelson B. Emerson. paiguacuts és aS Henry B ae amet —— Fae a and | || SASSER es eens Se : | kind aay A yyrmch and friends for the ; ~..__.™ore insertions. == ss ____.| DOG—Lost, white, with ‘oa . . q = Remai ° rs. Anna ark, in his twenty-sixth year. | idness and sympathy shown us during | ai +a i ae faa feo om Western states were moved 4 ADAMS. rent st} Loge p 30a. a Margaret King's highway, until 6a. bags Ma ny pee oP i a & forwarded from the resi- | || s : our sad bereavement in the loss of my — spies smalt c See cones —_ Ka >: Heense om an Atlantic port of debarkation @ adams, beloved sister of Mrs. E. J Havis|March 17. Interment at Kinmundy, I’ | 2¢™ “ty none aa it ae? to Wright City. | | X.—No premium. less than eight inches in thickness, }} | ghee . ee Cue Gear Decent, sean. oe. . sree , | Webster Groves ee mW. 4 : Kansas City , ‘) Mo., Monday, arch 17, at 7 a. m. (c7) | | laid i Parts -eme AmMelak., We wish to thank the Rev. | peel a ‘nee Adams) and William H. Adams. sas City papers please copy. (c) erties - : pee _ ,.\ laid in Portland cement mortar. The DOG—Lost, “strayed “ : | Ss. D. A.—“How many feet is it| bottom should be laid with two 4, away from home,, their homes in cattle cars, were @ e |Father Zielenski and “the pallbearers for | 4 Funeral from residence, 4959. A Terry ~~ MILC o —On Saturday. March 15th, 1919, Font are their kind at : . T Wednesda Ollie: « ' ade by Senator Ch; a eeman in hig @ venue. on Monday, March 17, at 2 p. m., FAIRC HILD—On Friday, March 14, 1919, ot 1 a. m., William Mileic, age 34 years, from King’s highway to Union: courses of brick well bedded in the ifal flacel’ caine See Oe I OURTH LIBERTY LOAN | back, with white Ramo brown and yellow t a B+ - : the beautiful floral offerings wlite fu beech. i Bellefontaine Cemetery. Motor. ) eR gf owe Elizabeth Fairchild (nee Bo- our dear erather and snes. i Alea al i el Ve eee. cea Par cement mortar. If the water is to THE BEREAVED FAMILY. COUPON BOOKS Onage st Vi doesn't meet; yeward. ar “The right of racial OE: 4 BALDWIN-- Entered into rest on Friday. | mothee of Alice, Richard cee — a iy ene eras + Ni por me Mae ~ aotivier “ Rictaker we ial ike be used for drinking or for cooking, . -——- LOST—8594. 12542, 15344, 16865 | en dO 1, es te) is purely a domestic question.” | March 14th, 1919, at 7 p. Frances | garet Fairchild, dear sister of Mrs. Albert | ee” a cetaie to New Picker’'s pa hea © Salt 5g. . é | a filter chamber should be added | | Card of Thanks. | 40° pet hy § 3 : | es pice ~Lost, silver. letter FF. For hy a, ' are , -@ G. Baldwin, beloved mother of - 'M. Bald- | Hale and James W. Boland. ; cer chon r . c dell” f-od. by building an eight-inch partition || We wish to express our sincere thanks | R0049° ih4 3} 565 7 — We SEES iti a ict aid Senator ChamWerlan. It is ; win and ©. R. ag gute in her eal ly ' sumeral Monday. March 17, at 9:30 a. m., MORAN-- Entered, into reat on Saturday. | | H.—For bluing gun barrels by | wall after the bottom has been to everyone s kindness and sympathy : i: oa” r ‘ ~ k se GL ASSES. -Lost. 2th and Morsan. i terna tional question. N ‘ ; Funeral from ry ruster chape!, tm som amily residence, 37239 Cote Brilliante March 15. 1919 at 1:; 3 D. m. Bessie 1 iv, o } om ‘vl paved. Chis wall] should be built a ‘shown during the sad bereavement in the i 2 > . ; ra to “vit lan “st. Monday ; rew ward pt an in / Ow, et Ie avenue, Monday, March 17th, | &avenue, to St. Teré¢sa’s Church, thence to Moran. heloved daughter a Patrick and ||| staining dissolve 4 pe iyposu little higher than the outlet of the (loss of our dear husband and father. soa | TRR i ¥ “99° ° Fu APE Losat a few d rt owever, Japan wants to make it an © gt 1:30 p. m. Motor. (c) |} Calvary Cemetery. Motor. (c7) Bridget Moran (nee Cuniff), and dear sis- | ee 7 mee sagt at. 0 Beg ay = overflow pipe The walls of both They at tet —— miem, ape especially | 30, 198295, 199971" aan. | _ brobably near Missourt Pac ithe’ ten. im 9 ‘ seti a anes® i —- +--+ a Patrick r ij ‘4 OZ. ac c - ‘ 2 : . . . 1e rilllante vdge, N kK. > P.: | Geum m= de . ae OF ° | thon: r ' . ene: question. if the clause —— ~On Saturday, March 15, 1919. | pOX—Entered into rest on Friday, March ofwilitam anne. Pa Moran end sire ||| ter. Mix the two solutions and| Compartments should be plastered ||| Acorn Camp. No. 336, W i . 4741 . to 211 East Jeffereon av, gt Bg, at Viscount Ishii insists shall be . a at 5:40 p. m., Annie E. Barnes, widow | 14 1919 at 8:15 m.. Lu : ‘|| brine to a boil in a porcelain Wish with a good coat of cement mortar, U. V., the pallbearers, and for the many aan 4: . | ephone Kirk woc rawere, af Uae ; I fle t 1 & } a : 2S0W and will call, get the constitution of the league of @- ef John W. Barnes, mot — SS ‘| (nee Faherty), wife of the late "Sasnen Pex. Funeral from family residence, 3621 '|! or stone pot. Clean the barrel free composed of one part good Port- || beautiful floral ome hs n°74° $23 : . O°44 collars and pay reward. nove . @ and Wim. Ww ee oe 7 fh erent E and our dear mother. |Garfleld avenue, on Tuesday, March 18, ||| ¢rom grease, ol] or varnish, wari land cement and two parts clean, ||| THE BEREAV ED FAMILY.(ce) 834° 4: nN 594774 bannan’ | FUR COLLAR Lost: re aes tions is permittes to stand it @ p.T Kerwin and the late Mrs. Josep Funeral from the family residence, 3745 at 8:30 a. m., to_ St. Teresa's Church, the barrel and smear the hot solu- sharp sand, excepting 10 or 12 inches ||| ye Yee 4 LR15. 2482388' 0078 | California or Park a Be ¢ Sir. ee ‘ of the bottom of the partition wall ||| Card of Thanks. > 25 5. : ites ' | line st . iA Cauro- (4 or 5 courses of brick, which are We desire to express our sincere thanks | GAUNTLET —Lost, 1 right glove. between eans that we must let down the . a Burchinson, hebidenes €1290 West Car- | ed net rine, boulevard, on Monday, March | thence a valvary .C wouter. Freeads ore | tion, using a piece of sponge tied to ‘ : J ° = i ey ‘, & .« a. m., to St. Francis Xavier's respectfully invited. ar . c ._ a ‘ ars to the admission of orientals 7 §6Cltter avenue, on Tuesday, March 18, at 2: vt i Church Interment in Calvary Cemetery —_—_— ‘ll a stick. When color develops wash ) : . r= . : . a . eee eS: tii , ai: aed aid together without cement) for ||| to our relatives and friends for their kind 333. 213. 7 | Natural B id , ¥s = »p. m. ©) | Deceased was a membor of St. Ann's So- | NIEDRINGHAUS—Entered into rest on and wipe dry; finish with boiled : . : | . ~ . ridge and Kossuth: name inside hat would mean the ruin .of the | Be | ality. emb of 8 le) WT por eet March 12, 1919. at 1:30 p. ||| linseed Mil the water to pass through. The wa- | ea Lost - hat becomes of your world peace? @ *" 7 | : : pp a friends are invited to attend. Motor. (C%) | ceased was a member of Knights and Ladies — slate for the bottom which shouldbe placed on the rainwa | ness shown us in our late sad bereavement | liberal reward for return. Fore mai) GOLD \ WRIST Ww ( ; e three outlawed nations could 7 4 | of Father Mathew, Visitation Council No. 26: O’HALLORAN -On. Saturday, March 15th, ' be al on fla nee and th e whole | leading to the cistern to pl, | in the loss of our dé ar beloved wife, moth- | LE EADS 1 ost. string of oe ae é. vi and Klemm and aS Tonga. between, 38 ii Z 7 + * + ¢ , . oO "« 5 , . 2 . , . > » > . ’ al a e “Oo Z j . ‘ - « , , ; é ‘ 32 | «24 1 foi9 + a me gh hy Benioth ot the Visitation a ag Motor. (ci) Pe oy “ig stdeet tr kaltevan Seman tee ||| aquarium placed on a board. Car- flow to the outside when necessary, ||| grandmother and great-grandmother, Vir- ist. Central 8539X. Reward. Hoa.t.e, ter ar. I think we should very frankly 4 ease. (nee Droste). beloved wife of Bert ‘ihieeiietaia ial caiie Cormack). and dear father of Dellia, Joe, penters frequently make wooden | as, ior instance, for a Short time at ginia L Law. We especially thank tne ie Yc L E—L ost, Ww hite c rown | racer, taken ia. boats white and black s potted: March ‘scuss these questions : i i John. Vincent. Mrs. Char.||| frame aquariums, but unless hard-| the beginning of the rains to ex- |}| Rev. Kinker, the pallbearers and for the ison, 101 Bisse)| iA my daughter of John and Cherine Droste (nee March 14, 1919, at 4 a. m., Ambrosina | les Altus, Mrs. ° : wiéicue— 7 non Mal HORSES. mo 7 = O'Halloran), and our dear||} soaked in oil, they will usually swell | and inthe gutters. The cistern may ||. RICHARD W. LAW, HUSBAND, AND Tere LE Lost, or disappeared “from eee black. — Low oF or strayed: “two, 1 bay ‘and 1 hem. I am not among those who @ (‘ee Droste). Catherine Kelly (nee Droste), |Gambero, and dear mother*of Guido Gam- | brother, brother-in-law . | : = wae face; notify Ilinots Iron | inna Droste Hilda Kuhimann (nee | bero, aged 3° years. Deceased was a member of Tower Grove |! aquarium to leak. We have made/|either round or rectangular. The || ames _for return. “Rox 0-241 Post-Dispatch, _{c) | St. Louis. st. ¢ lair Tht, or East i. @ : ant? inne ’ ‘tér-in-law and aunt, after : esidence. 4°38 & ; 'e@ Notic , sidence ; ; | , ; ne | sistér-in-law i 4 m., from residence, 5236 Shaw avenue, to Notice of funeral later from residence, sheet iron for the bottom and frame build, but it is the stronger. | We wish to extend our sincere thanks to our oetreen “Peckham s and Kline's; reward. Hupmobile 1#1% model. was ren : hould be frankly pointed out. ’ a > i will take place on Tuesday, and Paul's Cemeterv. Motor. (c) _ ; 2 ls | } BR —- a cammuneecianemneamaguasiuten 14th and Loc ust sts... last Sunday Maht 8:30 a. m., from residence, matt AC: OLIVER—On Saturday, March 15. 1919, make a very cheap tank. It is al- MRS. E. C. T.—Ralph C. Benedict sympathy shown, us during our sad bereave- | BROOCH——Lort, creacent shave set with _Rell Colfax “7. Kinloch Central TH2X August Oliver, beloved husband of Annie | | rAayYS we oO a stri oO ‘lass of Brooklyn, communicate o Sci- | woman —_— ' ut it must be such a league as will ™ thence to Calvary Cemetery. Motor. (cw) Oscar J. Gerhard, father of Charlotte and aaae ey oe . yh Ci- ||| Philipp. We wish to especially thank the} ward. Grand 1174 (c) urday evening, in Uni ilue saree. Bai. ; — ee we Swe , emnt ~ O’Hara and the late Alice Oliver, dear : wer techy or © Y ‘loa eo 2a wo s P > . a | ’ » ‘ ey er TY s Mi . 3 | . e . : sgh) copy ego ome gy Ane 2 ‘ (‘larence Gerhard and brother of Clara father-in-law and grandfather. in each corner of the aquarium, to periment with clothes moths in the Sisters and the pallbearers for their kind center, going fro: n 1531A Arlington to Page EAaaw, SSI] Shenandoah. ier : ‘ é Tr ian see 8 day, March 15, 1919, at 8:30 p. m., Emil T. Funeral from residence at 1824 Wong - i : : |! offeri : cere be ~———— | ‘ s 8, 82 songk- sidence. 6068 Hac : oint: this should be filled in behind | of old rags and furs and employed ||; offerings, and G. Boekers, undertaker, for his _Forest 7278 - one I would defeat the treaty and | ehrinan, m., fron residence, 6S. Horton Place to St. j I oc | services. J RTS. BE I I: Sree: | Pe Henry Kraeger, 1000 Walton R ah e piea of Japan and that nation @ ear daughter } — i 3 dear sister of Mrs. Anton Holtman and and Michael H.’ Frain, dear father-in-law and from family residence, 907 #£=Destre han, ends together, taking care to hare vided on the side of the cistern.-|| | MR. AND MRS. AUGUST J. KRAH. ASSOCIATION. (cB) eS Funeral on Monday, March 17, at 8:30 Funer: Monday . 7 ; (attend. Motor. 1 | ; | ; | ineral onday, March 17, from family | La-| {| nary sized aquarium double thick |of the overflow pipe beiveg fitted Card of Thanks. rear a Oe d._Foreat HOSTEL. Paul's Cemetery. Reiatives and Cemetery. Relatives aid friends invited, De-! Louis Daman Zirkel Lodge No. 1. (c) sides; a piece of heavy plate glass or | Sects or vermin. A cut-off should (to all our relatives and friends for: kind- | night; white gold, with stone set in center; = Mai Westaenens, pl nite and bring on another world er, sister, gister-in-law, mother-in-law, ward. 4147 Russell. | ; Ae . é : : Union $tation. Rett 25 N y | Beard, dear mother of IAly Beard, dear | GAwWwRERO—Entered int Friday, | Michael, Daniel, : ; | | a eturn to 2506 Coleman} 11) *.. Neport. : We should g H. Be ib 1919. Re: FOR: CA Wm. Quinn, Mrs. James wood is used, and it is thoroughly | clude the dirt collected on the roof ||| many beautiful floral offerings, no aquemions asked. HORSES ace the perils and be ready to meet F Finke). dear sister of Rose Klieffmann | Gambero, beloved wife of Anthony | Quinn (nee : | . : ” . Huis ay. ant : ‘VP g g . SS z % « . ¢ ¥ 7 Pl Le hd ‘ . - 4 » . . : . ' lieve that discussion should be » a Droste) and John Droste, our dear daugh Funeral on Tuesday, March 18, at 1 Pp. Tent, K. O. T. M. , several aquariums of galvanized | round form is more difficult to Card of The-- Lost; small red book, containing $33: |) HUPMOBIL E $24 aa eferred. The danger is present and _itoting A 8s St. Am! jus’ C) h, th to SS. Peter | 3149 Rutger street. (c) | ) Teward Tor recovery of C855. ‘ i do) oe. e r , ii P ; mbrosius 1urch, thence to | and if properly bound together they || relatives and friends for their kindness and ss ; bd © > ¥ Re a | . | E I believe in a league of nations, ' 1631 Knapp street, to St. Leo's Church, GERHARD—On § Saturd March 106th ment in the loss of my dear daughter, Anna diamonds; iust ro downtown district; re-| JACKIET—Lost. unfinished, ” PF, é Pa day ‘ ; . . ve. © :| Oliver, dear father of May Oliver and Lillie| || . i 2 inch wide. s angling, | ence the results of some | “Vv ¥ > about % an in¢ wide, set angling, f : 4 years of | Rev. J. I. Gadell, Rev. A. F. Fechtel; also | KROOCH- -Lost. — bow knot pin, diamond near Washington rew ] phone Grana BEHRMAN Entered into rest on Thurs-/|,n4g Julius Gerhard. Temeent Mendes March it. at 6:20 a. |} strengthen it. and make a tight} Which he used many hundred pounds jj; service, our friends for the beautiful floral! car to Odeon, Grand and Finney. Phone | KEYS—Lost. bunch + . ’ . , i ‘ . ~ 1S une or keys: reward. dearly beloved husband of Gertrude fellow boulevard on Tuesday, at 2:30 p i : bo ello p ; wee : , . . > ‘alvary Ceme- | | r £ aris ‘e ant. - ys to ic e ia — > ; Rose’s Church, Interment in Calvary Ceme-/||} with aquaria cement If the bot pick the larvae from them. THE BEREAVED FAMILY. CAMEO PIN lost, ‘on Delmar car. in vicin- KITTEN. Lost, Friday nignt Pe reliant, put ure . tehrman (nee Jansen), dear father of Leona . pepe + e itness another war. I hope our — Behrman (nee Janren dear son of Theodore a Interment private. Please omit we ee | tery. Motor. | (c7) ||] tom of your aquarium is made of a oe —ome seat each fe- ||| Ps xareccrmstie ity of Iaurel and Union: reward. 5882 white, with amber resident, who re § love ® and Augusta Behrman, our dear brother, — i aia ; ; _ {ff wood it should be of some very hard | Male mo ays from 30 to 160 eggs, || ' Delmar. Cabany 38%. o eves. answers to name Se ere eee brother-in-law. preane and uncle, at the HAHN-—On Thursday, M h 13, 1919, at Warn 15th 1918 — 1:40 .. age oo wood, of at least an inch in thick- the average being between 40 and ||| ’ Card of Thanks. | CA'T—Lost; small Persian: reward Mrs. BP ae, ~~, she gy sO Shen- d ‘ On ursaay, warc , « @ he ‘ ’ wart, . p. n., JUlla | ness. This should be grooved to re- bo, and dies as soon as she has laid WwW e wish to thank our many friends and } Cushman. Lindell 1247. . fe) LA \V AL LIERE eas. ~ ———— a. 7 sy ~~ = - ‘TATA av. ram nd revere, will manage to obtain i . * : uee of She c , elatives f¢ heir sy é i * wanes Funeral will take piac rom } , ceive the glass, and when the aqua- them. She carefully places the eggs lehowh on i: can aan a ee a Soe | COUPELET. —Party taking ‘coupelet. from Lee car 4am enters e. Rew ward. pr the world a league of nations ov71 A st. Vincent avenue, on Monday, Marvh| husband of Mae Hahn (‘nee Tesarek), dear! lete Lawrence Quinlan, mother of Maurice ; ‘ | 17, at 8 m.. to St. Henry's Church, | father of Virginia M. Hahn, dear son of { Quinlan, Mrs. John Sanders, Mrs. William rium is complete cover the bottom | mong the threads of the cloth and ment in the loss of our dear son and| 4°00 Manchester av.. Wednesday night,| LA VALIERE-—tLost. with tw . aquarium | fastens them with some glutinous brother, John H. Boal, and for their many | Will receive reward of $100 for return of drops, on Hellefontaine car; on wm @ es! at will prove of such powe 17, at 8:30 a. bring war t nd : : spine chbne ‘eto SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Re'- | Constantin Hahn, dear son-in-law of John Costello and Mrs. Nellie McLeod, our dear||| with a coating of liquid 4 ar to an end. I have told atives and frieras Invited to attend, Motor, | J. and Mary A. Tesarek (nee Mazanec), and grandmother and great-grandmother. cement, and imbed a piece of com- substance. The eggs hatch in 7 days, | beautiful floral offerings. We especially same by calling Main &83 or Benton ISSR: Hartman. 2500 St. Louis av. ome of my friends in the Senate Deceased was a paqaener of St. Henry's! our dear brother and brother-in-law, aged 26 Funeral will take place from the family mon roofing slate in it, or a piece of |the larvae emerging as translucent thank the Rev. Henry Hoeppner for his | fo questions asked. Ask for C. H. B., Rem- LIBERTY bOND— ne (7) , Branch, No. 144. W. and St. Henry_s | years. residence, 3023 North Eleventh street, on/|/ plas rhich will help ke the wa- | White active caterpil) | kind and consoling words, and the under- ngton Typewriter” | Co., 821 Pine. (el) : ae zu = Cherokee” var : rong School and Buik ting Soc clety (ci uneral Monday, March 17, at 8 a. m., from! Tuesday morning, March 18th, 1919, at | : one . ‘ , llimeter : , . ‘taker, Geo. L. Pleitsch, for his efficient | CRAVENETTE—Sstolen § f v AE And 5 BL . as a he famil idence. 2848 McNal ne to | 8:30 a” pay oe . : ati} ter away from the wood and prevent | Millimeter long. T ty begin feed- || | ; rom Vashington | LinENTY DON " thelr opposition to the proposed the family residence, os McNair avenue, to 8:30 o'clock, to Our Lady of Good Council ||} ;,0 © Ni N : ing at once and t ; service. University Law School Saturday morning. OND eg Satoedoy {ny , "7 into rest on Friday, | St. Francis de Sales’ Church, thence to 8S./Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. || its swelling.—Aquaria. hag m1 + a on whatever MR. AND MRS. WM. E. BOAL, LEONARD.| one tan cravenette, silk-lined coat: suitable in shopping district; third issue; two pay color e cloth they ‘eat may have. |}; P. AND VIOLA C. BOAL, brother and| reward for return and no qeustions asked. checks and currency. Return te onstitution as to le ave the President BLAIR-- Ente wee Pete i Ps ’ ‘amete Priv Mot Pf a + &:30 a. m., Irene eter and Paws Cemetery. rivate. Motor. | Motor. (c) | ‘TTANTIC WOT’ ‘ ; 1301 191 a THANK YOU. The sudden flash Some of them weave a case ora tun- sister. “4 Call 5861 Plymouth av. or telephone Cabanvy av... East Louis, or cail St. Clair woul, IW 4 Kinloc h: liberal reward 14 ; without powe st merce : et Perrin, Id. ——— : : 4 r to S onc lude a treaty R 2 Wialtr, dear siste r of Margar t I Trin, 4 H. At C x —~On Saturday March. 15. L1H, RNEINHEIN ER—On Saturd: LY. March 15. | of light known as lightnin is due ne ] sey era] times their ow n length, 2! na a ke : . . s Daniel, Duke and « Jae, - : —_——_ , “hich would provide for a perfectly Jacobs, Ruth Neofes, ys 5 p. m., Miss Anna Hauck, beloved | at 5:40 p. m., Henry Rhetnhetner, to electricity in the atmosphere and | jn which ‘they live, feeding out of ||| Card of Thanks CU rr PUTTON—Lost; ‘gold; initial A- Lost or stolen: lady's, Initia! . ’ » a Pe- E = ee ~ : ‘iliiam Blatr. -— ~k | neceptable . lo - “ : é - % ., | da eR of the late Rev. Chris. A. Hauck | be wee 2 husband of P hillipin: 1 Rheinheiner ||| may be caused by the discharge of Thoaaa rae . : : M . fe re I league. funeral Monday. Mar« OAM the end. These cases or tunnéls are ||| We wish to.extend our thanks and ex- ward. Main 3900, Central 8715; traffic a. a, Mat ade R turn ae ae’ afl . ~ , : . }and Mrs. Anna Hauck, aister of Paul, Ben- |(nee Zimmer), dear father of Carl, Henry, atmospheric electricity from one€lie " 5 ane | Story of Troops in Cattle Cars. hen remeat Pt BR ol ae Ing 5. j jamin, Jacob and Joseph Hauck and Mrs. | Emi] Si ninholnar ne Satitetmicel ze | shone ca eg i nal ys . bend composed of threads or hairs of the press our appreciation to our mafty friends | maniger. (eT) Charles. eo &. In referri eS ne , ; ‘alvary © (, Steinigeiveg, Mrs, S. Forester and Mrs. Rheinheiner), Emilia and Walter Rhein- , , ee > stuff on which they are feeding. |/and relatives for the kindness and sym- | DIAMOND LA VALLIERE—Lost: Th | Pac Sieg erring to the return of sol- Saints’ Church, thence to Calvary ; Pers (| to the earth. Its general variations | Wh : , ' ‘ one -* rat ursday: | PACKAGE “rn t “aa s : i” Mates (ce) | V.. Hasselbring. | 'heiner and our dear father-in-law, grand- || ke ° a i 9 “ot gpa en thev change their feeding ||| pathy shown us. during our sad bereave- reward. 4157 Shaw av. Grand 4474M. (7) | nie . xe ; er S, the Senator said: ; tery. q or ee : yehers: arom 3928 A ae oe Tues- ; father, brother and uncle, at the age of ; ms og cme . hs ee a ee Gee — they either extend their gal- rome a in bm a? of aoe dear we eo | DIAMONT) nixnGe 2 Stolen: March ia. tuo a Sac AC ——— “T ‘ ' : Gay, Marc 5S. at a / ™m rivate. 58 ve; : appears as iong s ‘S TRiss- le: ae ||! daughter. Minnie Zingre. ‘e also wish to o { . d , “KAGE will no @ : dav i p o0 vears. ery or ave it and build a ne me. | a ward no evestions 4 > 1] t tell you where these BRASS—Entered into rest on | eta oe SR ‘ aie ee Funeral from Gebken Chapel. 2329 South ||| ing from cloud to cloud or between | Others graze around sccentoctaneaty. especially thank the Rev. Fifer for his|pjTayjonp PIN. asked, AS. SA. Dark, voices, on Tower] Grove car, at 9 a. ™m allant boys debarked, because I pro- March 15th. 3 p.m. lara Brass (nee / HEMMEN—On Friday, March 14, 1919, at| Jefferson avenue on Tuesday, March 18,||| clouds and the ground. It gets its| The quieter ones do more damage ||| yeassuring words 6f condolence.. Also the |” yiotel Statler or on cluster, 7 stones; at| Saturday. Finder Rindly phone W. F. pose to investigate the case furth Delatour), aged 3 soca ppinade ph a ee BNE. 50 p. m., John Hemmen, age 51 years,/ at 2 p. m., to Frieden Cemetery. Motor. name from the apparently sharp | th; he r oe a ||; pallbearers for their kind attention and| to assistant cae” } th street. Return | Grand 2884J. ase further late August Brass, beloved mother of AU-| dear husband of Louisa Hemmen (nee Or- | | lan the roaming Kind, and Mr. | peeenen and for the beautiful floral offer- manager, Hotel Statler: liberal PACKAGE I i with a view to definitely fixing re- Fo eust Brass. Mre. Fred Parker and Mrs. | shell), beloved father Mrs. Louisa Roeger RICHARD—On Friday. March 14. 1919. at /| bends it makes, though most pho- Benedict suggests that the former ||| ing | Sewers. _. wae mob i. to ‘Glen. met 0 rode with tm aute- sponsibility. sut the story told _ J, Strobel; our dear grandmother and) (neq Hemmen), Mrs. Mollie Moser (nee 5:25 p. m., Samuel Richard, formerly of | | tographs show it In a wavy or rib- | may probably be the females—ar.- GOTFRIED ZINGRE, MARGARET ZIN- | en STUD—Lost; Friday night: be-| Lesiie Judge's office and advise - an SS only “wey io wedin th ey = me ‘ ag crept — ; Mt ' 17th. 2. p. m Hemmen), = piece a — — Ss. Seventh street, dear uncle of May bonlike egg am aggre go hich other instance of the application | | GRE, FATHER AND MOTHER. Mos. dias (ote one Webster on Caas: can get package | dropped in car. hey 1ese boys, over. Funera onaay; eo +} men), our dear father-in-law and grand-} Richard and friend of Wm Murphy ; accompanies this form oO Sntnins |jof Kipling’s law that the ‘female of | & ; agazine street. A. Filley.| PACKAGE—Lost: . Re are Pee. from Musente Wee bea took Packawe hores, were placed in car d f a oh -_.. f or ane ert 600 A. phirtes th page dag A an South Broadway, on Monday, ||| heat developed in the path of ths /|male.” “Moth holes,” he writes, “us- | We wish to express our gratitude and | os -Lost. Airedale, Return to 1605 Mar® Please return to 610% Waterman and dine f tag ; aces ars use or. — - ) mM., from residence, v >. rteenth | March 17, at 9:30 a. m., to Bellefontaine ||| discharge expanding the air wi'th/ually ; ~— ay : | no : : et st. reward: no questi . ; . , : "ince > , . ’ ——- 2 : eg oe -. aliy appear as round holes ‘ / thanks to relatives, friends and neighbors | — snieieinatiabenaiaianttiliidiaiitie: stions asked fer » , ¥ "Ag ’ » —Ent to rest on Tanuary 1 street to St. Vincent De Paul Church, (C‘emetery. Motor. . R Sas 4 : * a te o , . - . ’ a e ~—~----+ = — ot es oe cs 0 one A sath not “Tne, | monet Court of 356th Infantry, | thence to St. Peter and Paul Cemetery. (c) : ; ——— _ 1 i] CoE er cae eine hcapne gg ae —s 1 e I | Poe : eur gene te onc ee te a ae cotile, white neck; reward, Olay i phy ! Lop Steve . w Saturday 8 ep wm whic cou be ™ fr ery ved husband of Violet Court — ROETTO-—-Entered into rest on Saturday. | as ' . , . eo “> er are made Dy the eeding of : auring Our saa Dereavement in e ioss 0 ten ails uae fo! aa ee. ll = TEN he! tet iven by lanterns and nothing to eat and alniior of Muriel Court, dear gon of | HIRSCH--Entered into rest. at Denver, March 15. 1919. Clara C. Roetto. dear||| 18 @ frequent accompaniment of/stationary larva, the straight slit |} @Ur dear and only daughter and _ siste ;- Last Scotch terrier, female: license PEARL BROOCH— Lost, cluster 00 pearis xcept canned soods ae Me j\ouise Court’ and brother of (harles ane _ 'Volo., — Pde 3 i gh 14, .~ —_—_—, wie now the head of a DOWN NEY.—Entered into rest Friday, | o¢ wm. tale woe dear daughter of Mrs. |avenue, to St. Margaret's Church, thence | | doi pre I ' ; Ot: Ing | es The moths are active until cold | We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks oRewn ard. me: ad Holly. shai ise te) Pathe. Ea... an fonterat on eard, 2 ||| resembling the slow-moving, lumi-/kills them. “Remedies for the fly- ||| to ail our relatives and friends for their i —Lost. black and tan, 1918 license No POCKETBOOK _— 1. fold eee 37 older, great department can’t be in constan March 14th, 1919. Frances Carey Dow-j| q -gyenkei. sister of Irene George and Oli-;to Calvary Cemetery Motor. : : ney, beloved wife of Otis M. Downey, moth- | vor pienkel, now in France Alton (Ill.) papers please copy. nous globe described by those who | ing moth stage are worse than use- sympathy and kindness shown us in our | _177%2: reward 9037 N. Whittier, ad letters, Etta oy in name in goid Cale See z money: at Grand ’ , ai . | ‘ touch with the/details of his officers, er of Margaret Downey, daughter of Sam- Due notice of time and place of funeral. | — ‘|| have seen ball-lightning has ever | jess,” writes Mr. Benedict. Tobac- ||| /#@te sad bereavement in the loss of my | DOG Lost. airedile black and brown, 1) L but the man mmediately in charge vel D. Sproul, sister of Charles E. Sproul, | SALLE ~Ent tered into rest Fridav. March | been produced artificially. The. ball |c¢o smoke and cedar do not re wt a e | beloved husband and father, our dear son | vear old. reward Cabany 485%. GOO} Rrikid ed a and Washington. Cabans hould be heldire it Mra, Sybil Winn and Mrs. Josephine Kess- HU ETHER Entered into rest on Wednes- | , 1919, at 8:15 p. m., Lillie D. Sallee |} has been estimated at from a few |jnjure the moths. But ec: yee ||| and my dear brother and grandson. and | Princeton (e) aia be roo ee eee McMahon. Sophia Milbratz and Fannie Haf- g g Rruenning. who departed this left ‘March 18, | of tail: $5 reward. Whone Main 384. er Sian Hechroat to Vout Gon eae Eins q ue notice o : r. d our dear sister-in-law, aged 2 D E A ‘ H S D E A by | : ter ' GE G ) “| ae . acres. Orders to Sinieatinin the St. Louis a S PI | family residence, 2749A Arsenal street. (cl) | years. va | | ten by her daughter, GEORGIA ROTH. Permeation: 5) mR! Sma tee : —- — macliencicnuie : > : - ane 4 we~ Tuneral from residcrxe, 400% North Twenty- | ~~ = ~ ; = an Ra Ne reau of the Federal Employment : R I T UA L, I S M JANUARY—On March 8&8 1919, at San | fifth street, Monday, March 17, at 2 p. m.(c7) | | | In Memoriam. | service on March 22 S| Reno, Italy, of pneumonia, after a brief -_ WEHRLE—Entered into rest on Saturday, | . : In loving memory of our dear husband countern: ’ wit have been; q ‘fliness, Grace Valle January. (c) | SCHULZ—Killed in action in ae March 15. 1919, at 10 a. m., ille Ww Card of Thanks. oa tnaton August Vic tp whe Ge- | D E A i i H 5 D E A 7 S ermanded, it was learned last CHRIST CHURCH, 14th and Benton, Sun- | June 6, 1918, Private Fred Schulz, 5th} Wehrle, beloved daughter of Mr. ar Mrs, | ‘enonke an tee Sane our most sincere | parted this life. March 13, 1918 Sadly I 2 year rapt » the Rev. Mr. Fritz, > Di missed by VIFE AND CHILDREN. | nigaet from a dispate - @ day,2 p. m. Lecture, Mrs Myer ani others. | JUNGBLUTH- Entered | inte, rest on Thurs- | Regiment U. 8S. Marine Corps, beloved son! Walter L. Wehrle aged % years. ; ‘ patch from Wash : | day, March 13, 1919, at 3:30 p. m,, Carrie of the late Mary and Fred Schulz and | Funeral from residence, 5006A Notting- | fonrece., the many oo = . Gness an or In Memoriam In Memoriam J . . : n Memoriam. ington. Director-General Densmore : _. TEMPLE OF TRUTH. Marcus Hall. 4700) Jungb eo formerly of 20 North Kirkw 7 (dear brother of Tillie Schulz, Martha! ham avenue. Tuesday, March 18, at 2:30 beautiful : floral Yr annou ‘oe . at awe ; ~« ASTON, Lecture 8 D>, wi. Mrs. Gassoway. roa irk Woor ‘ 10., VE LOV EF daugnter © Reber and August Schulz, and brother-in- | . to New St Marcus Cemetery , Mee “ve OMeCTINRZS Le “e | > gy tal id aw ‘ “ , , : a a need that maintenance of more 5 : | Theodore and Elizabeth Jungbluth inee Rieff-| law and uncle, at the age of 26 years and | TB pe, (oc) fie sad bereavement in the loss of my be- | - Ins fed ian, A my fi. no. departe y Pegg : ae an, ae - Py om Se ee , = loving remembrance of our dearly he bureaus than the 56 determined a SPIRITUAL CHURCH. Wednesday. 8:39, er), and our dear granddaughter and niece: W& months. met OV eel husband, and our dear brother, ‘ iegg ok yr" o Seoareh 14. 1918. Sadly March i7 1s ; ’ ’ ove daughter and sister, Leona Still. whe , ™ ‘Thursday. 2:30: Sunday. 3. 1531 South Ninth! in her fifteenth year. — | WHIERGRE —Entere: > Saturdav August Hufendick, j}one yea! gO, Mi ‘ f. SUE. departed this Iife two years ago, March 15 upon when the service w 1 d . . = 30; Sun . - WIEGERT—Entered into rest aturday, | yyy va. oP 2 OF an . . ‘ sed by her DAUGHTER. service Was ordere ™ treet, (c09) | Funeral Monday, “= te 17, at 8:30 a. m.,| SUDHOFI “Entered into rest on Saturday,| March 15th, 1919, at 5 a. m., Robert E, . BEREAVED WIDOW, SISTERS | ™ssee ©: a In silence you suffered Th h of M reduced because of the lack of funds a cae ier peetene Bali, from Meek & dee“ — a, ~~ ~ a a Pate 1919, at 11:30 a. m, Henry | Wiegert. beloved husband of Lizzie Wie- AND BROTHERS, (c) | le Memoriam With patinence you bore as an te Ss Ss here. : t GOLDEN RULE CHURCH, shiane all,| ten avenue, to. St. ugustine s ure Sudhoff. beloved brother of Christ J. Sud- i ge : Sps , on M oma | sepeneniinitniass , J . Will be made possible by co-opera- Ff 4301 Natural Bridge, 2:30 p.m. Mrs. Con-| thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends in-| hoff and Mrs: Annie Suedmeyer (nee sud-! Sire. ‘Willian Wi oo oo 4, oP Card of Thanks. | Myrtle Bolhasner died year ago March Tilt God called you home Hecause it took from us awar ge, ; ‘Mrs. William Wiegert, dear brother of ke - ~ te . To suffer no more, ‘(ur dear darlin two ee . lon of volunteer workers. hore vVited. Motor. (c7) | gg pons brother-in-law oan pace. after | Laura Voepel, Emily Elliott, Ida Duenow, Ay e want to extend our sincere thanks to — ay eo , — missed by family and all | (304 called her hewe ’ wa Bg 4 : - eet ome — or : a a ore ness, at tho age of 64 years. August Wiegert. dear brother-in-law and |®!! our relatives and friends for their kind | WMO loves oes _ : | adiy misse Densmore explained that heads, 7 | SPIRITUALISTIC BIRLE CHURCH, 6122 | KAIMANN—Entered into rest on Friday,| Remains will le in state at family _rest- | meee io ased a” weet @ menthe 1% days, |S8¥mpathy shown us in our sad bereave-,, WALTER BOLHASNER FAMILY, 3638 | Lyx 44 NTS. - HERS AND SISTERS. Hut in our hearts she lingers otiit. of many of the state organizations > aston, meets tonight, 8 o'clock. Prof, Ham-| March 14, 1919, at 2 p. m., John C. | dence. 4230 Red Bud avenue, until Tues- Funeral Monday. March 17th, at 2 p,; Ment in the loss of our dear daughter and | lowa, ! Gone but not forgotten. ad offe _ } liton, médium., Kaimann, belo ed husband a Lillie _Kai- day. March 18, at 7 a. m. Interment at m., from Movdell Parlors, 1926 Allen av e. | Sister, Irene Thelma. We also wish to ex- — | PARENTS. KISTERS ant Enter ‘ed offered to continue atimominal GE wow rigur CHURCH —Mcets at Hone | or Harvey, Gertrude: Paul ond Sohn Kel: | Socevue: Ti aia, to St, Mathew'a Gemetery.\ Motor. | Srerings, amd ta the Reve Me Hire fark | tn loving memory ef my dear husband snore area Aries ‘eric ; sata . , gs ' re we . " | EH é ers ease Copy : 2 8S, ( 1¢e ev. MY. art ‘ vin memory of my ear husban ae and their clerical statis nee paiiding oo oe sere feeee Sven. | mapa dr. (SULLIVAN—On March 15, 1919. John | PERMIAN AS.) DOPSFS POAT » “Opy ‘©’ |kind and consoling words, wath ape = , father. Thomas Mason. who depatred | Agatha Hef ee oes BO 15a thin nde Maren In Memortam. arranged to conduct their work dur- Sunday, S§ p. m, Mrs. Feick, medium, & F ners! from the Ag ee pe ggg ay ol Waish Sullivan. beloved son of Annie andi | WILSON-—Entered . into rest om Friday, ME AND MRS. PAUL C. TRIPP AND ' this Hfe two years ago, but not forgotten. | 12. 1916 In loving memory of our dear sen ing spare hours. Legislatures in | HURCH DIVINE. ~ Meetings Tuesday at day, ‘Mas i a te. 2. te Holy ““Punoral trem Sameliy pookbence 44 Ejiza- | Roi Seay «ay Gr oe eet god Whence sxe a WIFE AND CHILDREN Just three years 85° | brother, Peter A Dagne, who departed / ‘, é ( ® + -* ‘ . q : % 4 a* - @ lig race lex opines = “4 Ls ‘ » Bee . ‘ some states are considering appro- | f Thursday at 8 p. m. Johnson, 1917 | prinity Church, thence to Calvary Ceme-| beth avenue, Ferguson, Mo. Monday, March jgmort | Wines. | i ot Jokn Me 1 | Our dearest to our hearts hag gone — ite ORS FUSE GG0, Hares 56, IVEsi riati , ‘orth Grand. tery Motor. Deceased was a member of/} 17, at 9 a. m., to SS. John and James’ | gear “mother of Virginia Lawrence. Well Card of Thanks. In Memoriam. rhe voice we loved ie stilled, _A rose that ts sweetest and fatrest. 1¢ — lide nidetnend the period UR- 2 ore AT _v NI IN CHURCH tonight | Bailey Council, No. O81, K. of «. (cl) Church, he gg to Calvary Cemetery. ——. ‘and Ruth Wilson and our dear daughter We hereby wish to thank our neighbors, In loving remembrance of my dear kind } Sa greg ce lity ergs 94 oa aut _— mel ~ sary ’ me the frost. il Congress can supply funds needet ’ = ' | ment private. (c) | sister and aunt, in her thirty-ninth year. | friends, pallbearers and credit department | ! Wm. Reifess, who de 5 - = Sonien : » Gearest and rarest : A Pp 2506 North en | KEPPI ER- -E a RE eI , Bist 9 ' ~ 4 , of Sit : . - ‘ husband and father n. ei ss. wn Ge- Where the sunahiie lovea to linger le the son and brother we hay ' ns , J KE ntered into reat on Thurs +n1¢ Fune rp vie meme March 16, at 2 p. m., | Of Simmons Hardware Co. for their kind | ; e Mareh 15. 1916 e ost. to f i! ible the servic e to resume its a. 5 eee , W elcome. ! day. M are h 13 1919. at 7 y A yn A Behee John abet ae 334 7 > ¥ On —_— A pd h 1s d's , ' from Riide nce 4950 Columbia Bh j Sy¥Ympathy., beautiful floral offerings and parted this lif Mar I ' Sa eg ee mS. ze maces by activ . ~_ - iK . ‘ly beloved yn f Herman » Dp. m., ose iomas sweeney, r 7 attendance at t) funeral yu de; “ " ' " nat etay ae » ' “ LABETH DAGNE. ee tne ee oa meld NEW THOUGHT SPIR ouie’ Al, Bene gered dearly below ‘eneler (nee Son- | darling son of Faward and Elizabeth Sw ee - Motor. sitiai winds daughter and olaher, Helen antes Mauneet 1 ar — om gy co that uae day is mother walting Sur 9s oe . KE. BANGE, BROTHERS AND ‘wisten Other cities besides St. Loulg in URCH, Services Tuesday at 30, ‘tag). and dear brother of Herman, Gus, | ney Chee Flemming), dear brother of Francts ’ youNG—Entered into rest on Saturday, | 40d especial inks to the Rev. Mr. Wisler it ae an kind-hearted, true and gay Sadly missed by her CHILDREN, ee hich bure ‘{] d . Aursday at 8 p. m 4201 McPherson. Marie and Powell Keppler. Helen Grote X.. Edward J. Jr. and Catherine L. Swee March f>. 1919. at 12 m., Paul Young Sr and choir for Christian services and spir- si In Mem aus will be continue : CHURC ae te career Rene ' (nee Keppler), Charles, Frank and Joseph | ney. and our dear nephew, at the age of 4/ }, loved father of Paul Young Jr. and Mrs. | itual w ords of consolation | Sadly missed by In Memoriam. ! ae patos after March 22 are: Littl Rock, § URCH OF CHRIST UNIVERSAL | Kepple ur dear brother-in-law — and | years. F. J. Diet ee Young), in his elghty-sév- THE BEREAVED FAMILY-(c) 4 $ WIFE AND C =N | In loving, but sad memory of our be : 4 e ’ ni ppler, «¢ mAs ; : Dietz in Young), i 4 . HIS WIFE ANT HILDRE? ' . ‘ A 4 Wichit: : * COTHERHOOD will hold services Sun-| oo. at the age of 19 years and 10 Funeral from residence, 5079 Ridge ave- onth vear At tee In loving remembrance of our dear Gaugh- | joved brother, Oscar Melts, whe entered ichita, Louisville, New Orleans, J ay at 7:30 p. m. at 3634 Juniata street. | ionths i! nue, on Monday, March 17th, 1919. at 2:30] ““Due notice of funeral will be given. (c) Cara ef Thanke | ot Semeortag oy Oe ee oe —- who departed ‘into rest at Camp Pike, Ark. March 14 Kansas ¢ ahve *ecture and messages by Mrs. kK. P. — nes . arch | Pp. m., to Calvary Cemetery. | ees : ; ; : . 1010, at ‘ oy , mm... ‘ - Fede ration . (: oetter (nee AMICK ' 5 , Py seen ‘or ; st elove nett py aglirtanpane TO ewer 4 “| words of the Rev. Mr. Kramer | Aly m d by i such a vacant place ur han oo, where they lan CST 6Spiritualiet Chi are 3119 Seuth and father of Norman ¢ Twist, and t ved | Miss ed. and emp! ’ . wa fF A WRI AND FAMILY Sadly missed nh “WHE fm AND SON Oft I think T hear hie footeteps or I see | And never say a oy - ; ’ ow eweet Ma reh j The women, attired im a; . . Sundayve 3 p. m Mrs. elizabeth ie" ral will take place from residence, ; eon John - sr oo (nee pied 2 ‘o.. and Taste “rele and Mac shee ' his amiling face in Jesus. a 3 astor ~hater — — The ; 4 . ‘i oe erie, ine st coe dear ' in a hou p “ty rie . A rohin wenee, Webet Grove Tues! ay. ina brether o tire Mad oe | : ; ‘ > : ean { ABR, Ingcave ote hee ec: “uneral on sunca@y, . rm , - Pp. mM ' } and beloved other. ni — . . . ; ‘ remor of our far us Da ne ’ te ntlon ut hiot l Jefferson, where : One tin tings. Tuesdave 2 zany itgaye S&S p Cemetery ' from anne nee of his father, S187 Alfred a’ MR TOHN RODGERS ANI) FA MI LY to the relatives wee oe any frie nde of our . " Ae Glesier who déevarted But gone to @ mye home above. | M AND ne Gro. KRANZ. i¢y are stopping, a : at 78 ba aston Mre. Dornner, Asso Y UEFHL ING Asleep in Jesus. on Saturda' nue. to New Picker Cemetery Motor De . , ea alae beloved mother, Martina Altus for their re ite ‘ 1918 Radiy mitesed by Read dofa vee ¥ 1919 Anna H. Kuehling, be- ceased was a ™ ember of West Gate Lode. | Card of Thanks | kindness and sympathy shown us fn our); *” Dearest er how we miss you MRS EL iZABETH OL. Xu 8 AND FAMILY uymoney, who is the head 0 * THIRD Sp it tual Church Thuredays 2:50, | wad rae edward. Private Arthur! A. F. and A. M. (cT) We desire to express our sincere thanks late sad bereavement also for the a | ainee that day you le@t us all EE UNDERTAKERS Bombay importing company, deal- @ » (Cherokee car.) Mra, Vier ama. Kuehling and Mary Eckert : zt : a ae ‘ ito our relatives and friends for their kind, &€! loral offerings. aiso thanking -ne You are sadly missed by others In Memortam. VOLKMAN—Entered into rest on Satur-| sympathy extended during our sad be- | Rey. Hf. Hussmann of St. Henrys Church | 2, aato ! ing in cotto : *e ‘han- ae Mik ir ’ , * North | and Lizzie Rodenkirchen and our dear ‘ “gn ‘ oo 4 - | ' len’ . w By such sad and sudden ca In loving memory of my dear wife, de- Gixe . and BS nerad merch i s a mth Bs Hy we agg 8 rg RB wc | mother-in-law, zwrandmother ana great. day M: “— Bie: neee. “ ls oClock & | reavement in the loss of our dear father. and the Ne agg on G9 ig 0 tte lg Rut they little know the sorro™. lveted mother and belowed sister. daughter | #¢, said he and the members of his : ‘ A. on :* Cee a eo: SGOT | ane Ne | grandmother, tn her Ahth vear “ La a 7 olkman, beloved sister of Min-! ¢ather-in-law and grandfather, John Groas. het i. Cheek - oA aia aie . Rut we mias you moet of all. land sister-in-law, Anna Corder. who de- és ; a me art? ' . . vr » ita ) ' Sow ed , . a c . _ . ’ . party were making their first visit = @ Ktricke Aenacinte Funeral en Ragen y & agg? ‘. at 1:30! PRS van y witli take place from Arthur! ae vet? ni —— for — a ee | CHILDREN WI! BE AND CHILDREN. ‘parted this life one year ago. March 14. | ~ " mt ' aeteeenen ane : ; -- Baa Bol itualist Whurch, 1900 Benton, | Pp. m. from the residence fog Ter fmigupeye ty relly’ f: ! artor Waante. | ok act La ee eee emeee | ; | 1815 neral chapel, 7738 y +} to the United States. Their purpose a kundan , , > a stiles “ple Riedell Assoc} avenue to St. Luke's Church Alaska ave J. org 7 a — . ees tiful floral offerings ee Ca 1 of Thank« ' In Memoriam. The month of March te here— and carriage funerals, no charge for in coming to the United States, PP? “RR \"'s . : nue atid Neosho street. thence to Con- | Set ani sen, on. to St. Peters Come. | BEREAVED FAMILY. ' : ag —e n memory of my beloved mother, Kath-| To us the saddest of the year. : oan Spirituatiat Church, 2°48 Montgom- | cordia Cemetery Private (cl) a7th, 3! ~ i a ee ra ¥ extens _ 2 a Hi ber. who fell asieep March 15. | Because tt took from ue away deciare d. was partly in search of a vo a ' ip ‘a a ees ote al ondaie Z : cicada ter’ Motor me ic) - Card a Thanks. riencls ' Hat an es f r ‘. a 0 Taik or a the od a Pompe. ~ Sia tl ftur dear one. J@et one year “fi. tedar Trecmreat et c ; *. * Ma ne rennat \ Sania ae. M AROS Entered er ee on Satur- “1 > neo eet mud "Ty e wish to exp os oe Our - . site : cme | , . . ; 2 Nes Rut in our hearte ehe lingers still, — a et ea business in New York on behalf Of M0." sing Leonard McMahon. beloved ‘tauahter of | , day. March Lt LOI. tiluscnant francis | sympathy during our recent sad, bereavement | and sistem Lillie Almere are thanke for |mere and more each day J miss you.| Yor tg ake Seiad te ober Reet FILSINGER AND FRUTH , ae .+ FN" , , att , we PR tm! ” a lirewn M ahon, sister . Powe wee’ pli epoonch: — So } oar core » eat ur beroved Wite ? our cere thas . “le : : May Ged erant her eternal reset his Bombay interests es er ivitwatiag ¢ Purch, | LNs ; . ; res Par mes eet nd our dear grandson and n , eaniniian aon | oR at tiful q and te Friends may th the wound healed | . . au ’ i? ae Fridaye 2:5 pire , ! hy ~~ , na) ins oe va from farntils ‘ dene “. Bey ams “ “ a . oo he . = a. - fs m ey ? us ut they little net the sorres ar Sarcii’ wy COMTER. BROTHER. S18 ; _ were Ww ASIN eT AY, nantn , B. : Y ‘17 tee | , , Sad! ND, DAUG $ Be ph, f “On Rugeel| ave- ‘tie avenue on Monda' ch adies ¢ ye Mase sabeoos the pall bear Ne nd the kin vord sooken, and under- within my heart coaceaied Sadly nee BEA ~y <a ete ER, DAUGHTER-IN-LAW AND SIS- 8 ie R-IN-LA We . rey very r, Zle non fr by daughter, : THE BEREAVED LUETHER FAMILY.(o) _ DA LEHMER, §E ‘ me , . We inestay* . rineral f : " Ft ii *e . “ . ' ‘Twentieth. Miss ‘nue, op Mondas March 17, 1919, at 10-a./ 8.30 a. m, to St. Marks oh, thence’ for the many ae floral ‘offerin (Beeler, ete m., to Calvary Cemetery. Y & «c7) to Calvary Cemetery, Alotor, Aca BEREAVED FAMILY, /

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Bennie de ay - Bitte eiet eect ee ——.. ee" 250 MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS are seeking employment—PUT THEM TO WORK! MARCH 16, 1919, RUG AND CARPET MAKERS owe! | mg dance; private lessons, $1. ho. | S } H O O | d CHAUFFEUR—sit.- ; 09: ‘ (83) LE S E _ | Ing: best city vate cand’ counties ae ee ete : es elty fe . lessons. c: O § G S | , ; references, Forest 186 | i OST AND FOUND —.- senate . hk aan rag rugs made, any size. J 5908 Easton av. ‘ PRIVATE dancing. Death Benefits STORAGE AND MOVING n. $4.50 load. Phone 620. (2) basement (irand-Leader: $5. 25 Washington. Lindell | ‘PRIVATE DANCIN Kuaranteed in 6 lessons. Miller, For- 4809. ite Be rt ncleaeny men iant ne on Sarah car. at 1:20 o'clock VATE LESSONS—Any urse celve A Red Bud and re neces guaranteed: | Will pay 85 for return o leather purse, lost Wednesday. ehecca Lodge bylaw th uestions asked. Phone Central 262 NATIONAL DANCING 2ist and | CH ALT ee. Sun- | GIRLS—y, : .| CHAUFPFE]T R—Sirt.., years’ experience dr ay, Sun-| arn, telegraphy: best in city by ing private and truck pn x per: nce ¢ hipping our specialty: can r cent your ot aa ene tein Te nn | DUOBMAY evenings. small coin purse, containing other currency, at Famous- nter byeworking girl, whose are at stake unless Liberal reward. Forest sons, MOVING distance to 100 miles: pianos our (c8> e and 29th; except Sundays: mont /at 8 p. m., 5736 + E Dancing Academy. Oliv Sons every afternoon private or in class, Call o 2999, 28 Missouri av. , money is recovered 6; a abaionian pearl, re word. Lin-' e the latest steps? * lessons of Adams’ liberal re ward and ask daily, SPECIAL |!OTICES (c7) evenings and Sunday. DANCING— Princess Academ Sunday afternoon: A ) Statler Hotel wil! ms . 7 ‘ eee Aap cat eaaay. “ ” # *- aie Tuesday | Delmar | (c62) j nO | Way Exchange. 611 On a na ne i latest | cm an CHAUFFEUR—sit, by colored: married; C00) =| Shonian a emg truck Or private: no ob- le 7 >c Oo Other w . . - ferred: SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS th some experience i nt working conditiors, | 292. SITUATIONS—_mMEN. Boys. WATCHMAN—sit ences. Geo. Hardm M “ extensive experi > er and Organizer. _Call Mr. Miller Mai (37) | every test. r Locust st ‘ , l\T Rie Locus : fervice: own repairing: sober, reliable. Buch- ;__mall lesson, _ Box W-259, Post-Dispatch. C ) EUR—sir | BE AN electrical engineer or moving j 4 e pic- i | ture operator. Glen School. 1007 Che tnut. —— aes UF SPANISR teacher desires to give lessons by | Sentieman. Box 1-224. Post-Dispatch. well educated. young, ead sales experience: 210 Roatmen’s Ban es Manage Assistant Sal experienced: sober; good habits: white: — | CHAUFFEUR—Sit.: young, single; strong: | | Would like responsible DOsition with elderly | c rivate family and all or rs. Tisdell. 4034 Evans av.. | DOKItiON Where there f advancement: 8) . promtment. 203 Board Education Bld@.(A&) | Saturn White, wishes {9 ertve. ; ta mr —Given complete si n hic course,; * say a ©unday; careful an I'll say I do! exchange for services. “Box "D-f “ Post-| @cauainted with Country roads: best of ref- Private school Dispatch , ; Crences; write or cal]. A. Kurtz, 4339 Min- | SCHOLARSHIP—For sale. for accounting |—cseta._ SINEER 20H 7 — | _&nd commercial] law; will sacrifice: sick. | CHIEF ENGINEER—Sit.: expert machinist, y, 4470 Easton;| ness reason for selling. 4214 Nebraska. coeee, c Sigefid &@. c.: excellent ref: Tiel Pie ahi Fe meaner | OPEN COR. ; -92. Post- ate yg TELEGRAPHY—Learn immediately: salaries | CLERe ost- Dispatch, = AY Eexchegt84, $250 monthly. 2078 Rail) | CLERK iy rlecocntst St. Louis concern; ner inust be experienced in Keneral office work. ed. Box R-259. Post-Dispatch. ENERGETIC, EDU YOUNG MAN tion with business among the Italians Louis: have been i business experterice Box D-122, Post- Marriel, with famil Wires. easy terms, 20th Century, 717 Lo-| Clee Lo Sar none cust st, (1) ea ae 4 vears’ experience: = 'PRIVATD Laat.) cially experienced for disbursements and | | PRIVATE LESSONS itn elementary English. | +2 ; tly; | Penn ber lesson. . R. Sazonvzsky, sus ent reoyy oaoagTments; — eLLPERO ei . . . COOK'S HELPER—Sit.; kitchen man; “backing institucee sober, clean, middle-aged man; experi- | 130, Post-Dispatch. . M»N—DISCHARGED WITE t.: ¢ DESIGNER—Sj , H.| dell 4640 : EMRE SE eS ore siniiniaiai 8) PUBLIC Speaking taught quickly, The fa- mous Belmont method {s success insurance, | Post-Dispatch, every kind of ladies’ gar- ments: willing to do marking and ovetsee | the factory: references Al. Box D-29%, h ! tastes | CHILDREN’S DEPT.—Dodson's school. all | enced on dishwashing machine. Box (c) | elmont School, Odeon Bldg., Established | DISHWASHER ~Elderly man wants dish- . Washing or other kitchen work: sober. Box a a draftsman, law and accountant, worth $100; | 8nd accurate in figures. Box R with an exceptional! prefer automobile or j = a Compto r “Morlarty’s | Box R-149, Post-Dispatch name price acceptance. H. Hoeschle, 3841) DRAFTSMAN—Sit. by young man with n. some ‘pperience in machine drafting. work, also other lines 7 eetceeenee ee -——- ~~. m.; end trial balance worry; price $5: satisfac- tion guaranteed. Box D-213. Post-Dis. aetna a Post-Dispatch. eee ool. Odeon Bidg. iMstablished 1912 ELOCUTION— ~~ LEANING AND DETECTIVES PARENT Cleanin NOD Mr 50 ‘burglars for return of foods stolen from _STOVE REPAIRS. ! om) REWARD for return of ton av. Forest 1537 W Silver and onyx Statler Hotel, 5:8 J. Harris, 4482 Ww RANS. EE DIREE ee Naa WRU uttige SOC G cay itn: PE ny CE CURTAIN cL EANIN CURTAINS cleaned riton. EUCLID Lace Curt +4 Cleaning Co,; all cur- P investigating: ANY Peoan. oo ___ (C9) ; confidential. 8678! ANY PERSON of neglected education can re- 3744X. A. G. BRAUE R SUPPLY CO, ie 8-818 N. Third st. WALL PAPER CLEANING, ET decorating. Brow DETECTIVES—Exper shadowing and tn. ashington bl. Phone BS Tercera (c EX-OFFICER does shadowing and investi- gating. 313 Fy TER. Central (4) | investi- ctor 2696 iy Bae RS Central | sitions free; write immediately. Franklin | ENGINEER—Sit_ by i ensed engineer and (1) | OFFICE MANAGER— ENGINER-—Sit. by experlenced in Corliss and other types’ of engines and boilers: stokers, straight and down draft: first-class d for return of white __Grand av. Phone_ REWARD — sh and no questions ask- aken from sh at Seventh and Was returned immediate] 1170, or after 6 p. d ullerton Bldg. Phone ~ MISCELLANESGS Sateen’, | "Modesn fi -4 MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE assistants furr-| Modern School of Languages | answered day or French, Spanish, Italian English tauglit PE ud. Lindell 521s Ww ROOM papered, $5 y RELIABLE dete a . and j hington Av. are ork Suaranteed, specialty: m., Forest 7832, (c7) thor- years of ex- ective work: results aning done. Phone oughly competent rooms 5ie up. Lin- M4 . | ®uarantee uick CHAUFFEUR'S LICEN y. Locksmith, Ra 81 Finney. & ed quic Sonable rates. Kessie K. Noel, post-gradu- ate McDowell. Henneman Hall. 5723 Olive erence, Box R-292. Post-Dispatch. st. Lindell TOW: Delmar 2369. . = TT eae ee investi- TELEGRAPHY—Day or anings;, beat in- | work for Sundays. Address 5082 Enright. fener | reallwen Senate, positions: Sido monthly. | 757" 2% for Sundays resistered: beat refer. , (8); Railway Schools. 411 Olive st. Olive 175. | encen: long experience: prefer relief: would accept perman | ELECTRICIAN “Sit.; experienced in ceive private instruction, experienced teach- wiring and commences R ers, reading, writing. arithmetic, English, Post-Dispatch Strictly sober; knows city and depots; ref- J | Adult and child courses: aa. | DRIVER—Sit. by experienced: married man: | REGISTERED _ DRUGGIST—Wants relief | MEAT Sa eR att by first-class. Wm. cee os a ee It. first-class: private famil tin _ R -200. Post Din . $ AL DRAFTSMAN t ira work: neat and “aie ent. Box D-140, Post-Dis. She.» cuenta’ se MILLWRIGHT—Ana ) tical experience in eV pair and new work: Id hou c 4 OFFICE MAN-—Accounts and office manager Ne | &rammar, composition. etc.: $& monthly, | ——-— 8} To my ty al Mrs. Dodson, 8524 Lindell. Lindell 4648, | ELECT RICIAN—Sit.; Al o Power ta 7 | HUNDREDS permanent U.S.” Government | BG. Poot ie gaa one _ we Positions now open to men, women, 18 or) —*" nh — | over, $1000-$1600 year; work tn your home | ELECTRICIAN—Desires position as mainte- OF | Section: no layoffs: short hours; pleasant, nance: Steady. sober and reasonable. -O48A | work: common education sufficient: list po. | Allen. Victor S696L. Cc Institute, Dept. 208 N, Rochester, N. Y. (99) machinist: also posted on electricity, Rarthals, 1719 S. 18th st. fe) | by exnertenced native teachers. 3601 Lindel] | in- | _bl._ Phone Lindell 1941. ____ (eM) | en ntetenewl | references. Rox R-169, Post-Dispatch. Solid agate, first three lines or leas | ewe OX R15 20c; additional lines L0c each. Dis- CARDINAL AV. ane erenem aha .. saeeeeee DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY See etait ees cepteertipnadiatie —— cheap and quick 2824]. BUHLER-SCHMIDT wood, 267 Field BI Taylor and Olive. any size and dif- -Found: 8444. Call ee PAPERING dc : RING done buttons—!| sinie _terms Box R-375. Post-Dispatch. CARPENTER—A count Ic per line on 3 or more in- sertions. ON al ferson Rarracks, Mo.. Route No. « ACCOUNTANT—Sit. : expert; will keep vour | fox R-203. Post-Dia books in spare time: daily or weekly post. | patch. | Post-Dispatch. (2) |} reliable, good Worker; best references: sal- y ~ mame ary or shares, _ Box D-243. Post-Dispatch | AC COUNTANT—Expert uccountant and law- | Paperhanger 4. books are now u Inspection of same 2d day of March YOUR lawn wil he place they will be wel | taken . . ay i er in parlor, 2 2-iNenht CENTRAL LAW *ALENTED PROPLE For theatrical) com- RX certified check or trust COMpany rawn on a responsible | USS {SER RUPTURE? _ AUDITING -shemalitg toard of Commis. | and K ex a) their books individuality, He}. ir gentleman, for dra. have «small capt ate of the proposal or all pro-/| ~~~... entertainments, et, h YSER—DENTIST HEUBLEIN. I IEF FEREON ay LITERARY DINNER TALKS. ) and approved by th ‘@mounting to AS Pp —010_Frankiin av . PRINTING AND ADDRESSIN gineer for. the Distrter. Any ee NN: pete oem PRINTING— la00 "t McADOO PR | 1314 Pine ; high-class work; . ae a A, Quali, 2asy Madi. twice the price Pe@sonadble prices (cOV eee oie Eee ink Rath as a tin a : Tv Y¢ " f ‘* rg c ‘ f r . . “asl (AD VERTISING MANAGER i — D-148, "Pern al: MEDICAL TOBACCO or snuff oxcellent record; said 10 years experience, ; | $150 month to start. | erences, 1444 Sullivan ay Na + Rox D-247. Post-Dispatch. ASSINTANT ENKINEER—Sjt.- 7; , air compressor at present; reliable: wish .| 0 Change; day or night work: references, | ox D-223. Post-Dispatch, orbs ree | AUTO MECH ANIC—Sit. : auto repairing | tor 39 done at your Rarage: expert mechanica] | —~ electrical service; twin 6 specialist, Box | GROCERY | MAN—Desires nosition as clerk W-: | 254. Post-Dispatch. | retal seer: aged 36; life experience | BAKER—-Sit. by Bood second nand, on bread ae and rolls, Paul Latsch, 1024 N’ l2th. «7) | ——— atten Ed Jolinson, 1568 Wellston pl. BAKE R—Wants Situation as second or third | experience in retal! grocery business, _hand, city _or country. J. Graf, 1809 Wash sires position as clerk or manager; Al ref. | BAKER-—Sit. by plain, wo \ears experience, sober and steady 1SG5 Michigan. ———_e tana ee BAKER—Sit. by good all round: bread. cake | and rolis; first hand: day work. 5274 erences, Box FR-381. Post-Dispatch. Room 452. Garni Hotel, St. ouls, “ ee Ee hn 8 «Nanaia t. by exnerionn ~~ | JANITOR—Sit. by middle-aged colored man. BARTENDER-—Sit. by experienced. Box| Phone Grand 835M. i. > +. ; . * >" ~~ cea, eaters SRR etree on er smenmeens 151. Post-Dispatch. _ pices fraan nos | MANITOR—Sit.; steady. sober; private place BARTENDER~—Sit.- references from past! or Apariment; can give best references. B. employer. Box W-373, Post-Dispatch. _ lL. T., 8719 Page. _——— | BARTENDER—Sit. Best references; will- | TANDSCAPE GARDENER—Sit. 5. Ghai. ae PR a | BLACKSMITH—Sit. be discharged soldier: a. | ing to do porter work, call Grand DOT, ton, 1712 Biddle. in rear. | lene oxygen welding; sober: have family; | dinary: married. > BOY—15, wants job on farm: is experienced; | "and Sundays. Box D-27, Post-Dis. ‘an do all kinds of farm work. F. ey h 1154 8S. Kine’s highway | _lnillwright work. 2532 Sullivan BRUSH HAND—Good. wants work; have ex- perience in auto work. J. L., 2634A > Park ay, | MAN—Sit. by youn nan; shipping clerk ee Price or stockroom wo h. | CABINET MAKER—Wishes position: can preferred: can do o 6th _st.. Quincy, ee - ret 2 = oe - P " = . . . . hinks success’ CARPENTER —Si:t.. re pair work of all kinds. Valet; best references as to character and hinks 5 . 3719 Page.’ thinks | success at & very reasonable price, FE. Stein-- honesty. ©. 1. G., 3719 Page. e. me eln= | Me ees SESE a ne _bremrer, 1929 F resident rt. Victor 3559L, MAN--Sit. by colored married man: all- -weeks’ | CARPENTER_ Wants work: Keneral repal - | round man: experienced: any kin HU. ing. Chas. Forst 1419 Dillon 4 Sidney 1832w, work, Kom: nt . CARPENTER—Sit.- repair man; must have MAN Sit.:; 206: recently discharged from the a army: desires work of any kind. Box D-j 1 work, 1813 Belleglade. Central TS6S SY Post-Dispatch. CARPENTER—Wants new and repair work; | 5 ———— PRE EEE pene Karage: references: cheap. Harry Ma-: MAN “Sit. Young man wishes Posttion thews. 3008 Lambdin. ! clerk or salesman: good education. Box D-76. Post-Dispatch : CARPENTER— Wants jobbing work: ver reasonable, have material on hand. Ro, MAN—sijt. : young, wishes to learn baker R-168. Post-Dispatch. trade, 18 years; willing to work Victor | yr. ENTER-BUILDER-702 © Eni | «10877. | CARPENTER-BUILDER—199 N. Euclid; al- — fi ete — 7 i rationg, jobbing; plans furnished. Forest MAN AND WIFE—Sit. by colored: private | 56. Hiburs, 7-1, after @ Dp. m. (C83) family, butler and house Work: first-class, | Aho ae Rete ae I9W. St. Louts’ av. CARPENTER—Sit.: any kind: walks, walls. AN—SK: 6 aldall aoo | ences, porches, roofs, floors; best me- MAN Sit. ; eraeriy, Wants day or night ehanic: low est pric es, Call Forest 7481. trig” AS ee oF doorkeeper in pic- | ‘CARPBUhS 2” LO rT; alterations ture show. Grand #775Ww CARPENTER-Sit. : builder; alterations, |. ene “TP GHEE >oaaperen pn nk ee Oe a d, “general repair work specialty: county work MAN Sit. by colored core-maker, molder, | selina ti i solicited: contract only: open shop. F‘or- helper, ¢ lainnian, fireman, shipping clerk. | sand kinds, | est 8695. 1709 Marcus. | mente chomas Prince. 2827 Clark av." te: | OP De mont 2207 Ww, ‘' CARPENTER- Sit.: Wants new and repair en - -elenmnmninatnaseentitmes ~ ee cepa ee work, alterations; garage: good mechanic. | MAN Sit.; colored; as furnace and yard- | fatr price. Harry, Delmar 42313. S021 New| man: or job work; Can ive good refer. Ashiand, — : ~ | —aces. | ._Reed. e353 8. Leffingwell, _ CARPENTER—Sit.; contracting for carpen-| MAN-—Si1 . Manager or checker tn hostel or ter, brick laying, plastering and cement restaurant: 30 Years” experien e; best ref. wor Call Victor “325L, Grand &8323R. )_ erences __ Box _R-18* Post-Dispateh, = ISISA California. ae Sapa (90) MAN--~Sit. by coi red, as lumber Stacker or | CARPENTER work done, reasonable prices: vardman:\has had several Vvears’ experi- | eStimates given: old or new work: repair ence J BEM Tre nm. 26ii W ash, pete al oe ing aA specialty. Phone Lindell 301. S422 NAN. Sit.; experienced sawyer or natler, or | Franklin } ,On wood-working machiner, Apply 41124 CAR TRACER AND STENOGRAPHERCSIC Blair, by experienced, with mercantile or Manu- | MAN—Sit. by young married: Saturday and | facturing concern: excellent references, Box | Sunday: « xperienced funior drug . lerk. alen R-189, ost Dispatch sles SER CD Pht Clear sete re N EE; Al lrich lindel} LOOK | CHALFFEI R--Sit by colored: 5 years’ CxX- MAN.--- Married. Wants work on farm; experj. | Derience. Lindell 5080, Me Binet. e coed; steady work Address Ray Link, CHAUFFEUR Sit. by voung married man pane ee tOr, He. IAuis driving truck, 2227 Geyer. : ——~ | MAN-—Stt. by sober. hos est colored man | CHAUFFELR—Sit. by colored: enermetic;; willing worker; any kind of work, Ro. experienced references Romon-? iS rye mnt TORR. 2 CHAUFFEUR Sit by experienced; any MAN ~-sit “Uperimtendent of renair work an truck ead tu, Ve rmon' ea a bor ¢ re na Pay Tria? ao? ol wit) Pye ad CHAUFF] R—Sit. for ruck or light deliv- —' ton MBS Rox W-38 BD ers Box D-231. Post-Dispatch MAN Sit. by ‘ll round: dairy , r ice cream = = : re vork: steady, sober. gy ferences. Co CHAUFFEUR-—Sit. bv colored man; willing land. Deime “Ht Kool rete ‘ Cope to do vard work: city referen, CK, Robert § —*! aa on - - os . Lucas, 1000 N. Newstead. MAN “it. Dy young ~2: @ VYearr *Xpert- usec: -_ - ~ 2 . . . 2 rv? yay Clothtine Sal ." oO 7, : > . CHAUPPBUR—Ssit.: or night earage man a. oe Ros R ane cae eetning ac- frst hs references: " verurs' ex ertern vo i, i? i Me, al be ‘ eo, fh } rat Diane ¢- A : (rive anv car: F tr. Jone "138 Morgan MA ‘ : Young married, wants work of an: CHAUPFEUR-—Sit.; 4 years’ experience shipping som. ele eet with pecking and ’ , 4 , } ; ‘tim T° wry >’ hanes Viti Tog! "A OP truck pre ferred. J. W oodworth. 1823 NX re’ “a ; Py A. i ; With roo \8 I?) tie Market sr. Pape oe) SP a : nt dt a‘ > & & + ines - a. ae oe J ne texmge MA Honorable dias) irme fran the nawy CHAUFFEUR--—sirt 6 years experience T enn ge na drive any kind of car. Cal! 2353 Park arried ANt9 A kind of work: is ha rds ry time (7) with too's And riwnt } seman o- } itler av. any -_ - : -— - . nes Ad “a + ' K f ’ a4; & 1th we j CHAUFFEUR Sit. hy writtie. single ey : = vo : ; rr — ° pert echant best references: private MA ee anadian. soldier, Sitghtiy dis. . - . ‘ ahies OOMires work of any kind willing fim ‘ ! hone Fores. 4448 . ; — " ' Worker; £00d references Box R-418 pon “PEAT RRM Fe. Co ? “ Years expe ° a 5 ‘¢ h or rity sté ‘ rer 3 : - td te}! +654 VN MAN bia ¥ Trin is 4 ra a renera i Wet ee fad repair work ar rea: e@astate, carpents ("HiAT r FI ! BR Sif, Cm orerd. 11 vears expe- work KRiazir x “iring i nting "i rien 4 re ‘, POM. eR pris ate Car or te. ink Tie Puy e* 7 . far, es “ie ] YT T Tres ‘ "Nm HiSOR _—_—_—_,~ eee " - , or ee ; . MAINTENANG MAN ‘ hin te ' "4 A kt rf Sif ‘31 rig e,;* VWant«a iy — whit vant at ‘i —~ air s at ’ i i wor} r 4 ri a tery Ar / j " ‘ . . ’ : —? 16 Novus rade Orr. THs ay ar, Bin ar a et ‘CTML@ ehiury, liga it. Forest 106, o + 408, Post-Dispatch. 5. Post-Dispatch. by experienced assistant open for position. Box D-9 FICE MAN—Sit. book keeper, steno Bookkeeper, cost ac- experience, age 37. and shipping clerk: 'HXPERIENCED plano tuner and repairer es: "a. desires permianent position with good pi 1 * (cBa} FE M pP house. Box R-104, Post-Dispatch. nd reliable perfo ENGINEER—Sit. in lanes te electri- WA N 7 E D cal or refrigeration plant: thoroug lv versed in handling of steam turbines, high speed and heavy duty engines. industrial chinerv. ete. ox R-156. Post-Dispatch. - $$ Benton 937W Mar- FARMER- -Experienced young man with " Small family wants place on farm near St. Louis, by day or month, J. KE. Aston, Jef-| PAPER CLEANING— 11, a lly. 4066 Enright. Lin- d usecleaaing, by Ss uthern “colored laaadape A A 3M J enae, AN in dressmak _ learn trade = od e 4 W . ork lored “come Samia © ————_—.. ey iene & * NO Washing: writ a, ett te he ee a with beat references. Rex ” Sit bs neat lad¢e in meee no Ob lfeetions where there 's STENOGRAPHER. )) tene tion ts ehild 4 HOUSEKEEPER for 5 hours day: MWe an ung lady pianist ts oe TRUCK DRI\ ER work of any kind, famtiv: so laundry er ae or 140th ‘ears expertence: 69% = fm a, 7 . OW ant Wanita work to Brie De "sé Wants washing te uke oo S \ ante Monday Tea i Sec" sows MARCH 16, SITUATIONS— wi ana PPP POO OO OE IND — Sit co ww 20li 2500. UNDBESS—Sit.. day bring home; references teen CAUNDRESS—Sit_ & ini » out. Write S4ig my a UNDA BSS—sit, by col mont 1010. cell wfter ; TAUNDRESS— Sit. by ae first 3 days in week Ka eLAUNDRESS—Sit.. Cojo uewcay. Cali Komoent ' LNURESS—Sit by co Sea Porest ‘asim TAU NDRES}--si:. by ex, SRE Ra a a SS TAl NVDREAS—Sii by col Lindell 2418R. RSs UNDRE: Sit. by f onday and Tuesday. © 8 ae Pa TAUNDRESS— Woman wa. ing home. 5210 Oriole. TAUN DRESS— Wants buna experienced. Lindei!l 225 —— ~S)""nae NDRESS—Sit.. firs Pes Lindell Sw LAUNDNESS -Sit.: or hou day Bomont 4648R. LAUNDRESS—Sit. colon week. Bormont 1140. | tne experien and Friday sfady. Lindel LAUNDRESS— Sit.. firetcclass work to brig home: alec lac ir. Mrs. Jordan, S717 La AUNDRESS “Bit.; or clean And Thureday. Cali Lindel RRR Cemiey ta Liar Ve cea As =i = 3 * ho on PRehing any ta ; “s Wong AN oo enim by das 7 ; WOMAN sa.0, ume vans a Sate = ; af reterea “* pas Soap ‘ iw, Meet- Dispatch.

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SUNDAY. | S ll SUND a | MARCH 16, 1918, k MARCH vy: 1 1B ee SITUATIONS—MEN, B ~ - ~ oe Ce a ae a ES Ovs. @ BE mrvATIONS- WOMEN. GIRLS SITUATIONS— WOMEN. GIRLS __ HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS HELP ) WANTED—MEN. BOYS ) ) HELP WANTED—MEN. Boys “HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS | HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS | HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS OP | OLA AAA AL AAA A PPO PPSN es, Om eM OO Oe lal ala, ’ OOP i i i at ee ob ggg “Harder geass ae 5—Sit. by colored, for Mondays.| WOMAN—W cR—E d with | JANITOR— ‘ ces ardman, io - ys : . —Wants rey and laundry work BOY—-To work in drug sto ve ex- | CU CUTTE {— Experience w short knife. — Experienced: good wages. Apply MEATCU [TES = seal once, one first. | ALLOR—Steady work: ial pay to righ You NG MAN-—-Sit. : ane 5 Fee ee: | by day. Bomont 281TW. | pertence and pom At Lay "Box W242, P.-D. Hurst-Zucker Neckwear Co., 1322 W ane 1! Washington av. . ici) | derstands ee ain aaa tin Al ete: ig ye At one 4: | ’ Gt N. Vandeventer. tion; extensive experience in office . 4 a ; iw | WOMAN—sit. be cclored, first-class cham-! hOY- -Strong, to -help in iron shop: must be) [208% ss 4 | petween ¥* and 10 Sunday morning wili wire back. Batias architectural Dee. | TALLOR--On ladies’ coats or someone to beip shop; a producer and organizer. Bose Rd | bernmaid, hotel or pestaurant work. Call pester. 2720 N. 13th. (c) CUTTER—Familiar with seat covers for an-| JEWELRY AND ‘OTHER NOVELTIES. —niense Oe SY. Fred Warner. Cail Victor _Co.. Dallas, Tex (cl) | 2 or 3 hours im the evening. Call ¥ Post-Dispatch. R-% . § - Central S78, hoy e 12: for good bome on farm. Apply tomobiles. or one enced in cutting, Opening for a man who has had expert- _3185X_in regard to | above ad. (ec) POLISHER—To buff 1 light alumin cast- morning to work. WIHA 5S ee te; OUNG M MAN Ww a2 ge take peaiit — i= “ F I | ous av. Mein | WoMak” OMAN—Sit are ounk eee 2 So x 19th + . os : cloth i att ia reahios, ae 4 Sickles S wae or tne baying a and sel ine . | ME, a Ul TE R—First-ciass; must be sober a S2%ec heur; come ready te 2312 | TAILORS —C ustom coatmakera. Bes - “held ms tire machine. ure or = © Da yr Sit. iy. colored, “ist-clase. Bo- ethes hours of light Ye nine A+! evening: | BOY—For city "sae ry. $6 weekly, s store, ‘UTTER— = Sores on children’s dress items Mi ke your letter “complete a “te your, | ected, whether spiro im Me : e J. C. Waker, 24 Goor, 119 North c Sf: : ; ' , t yi ‘ > o~ —er s 4 . er s _ > ‘ “184 ic 8 1010, coll «fter 2. S. Ganhier. Cail Grand 743 43 ke 211 _N. 10th street. ‘ must be able to mark and handle c ution age. size of family. names of concerns for- Grocer Mayfield. Ky —> PORTER—C ‘olered: age 15 to } 1S, 634 > Fissie) _Reve nth’ street. a yar indies’ coats. Good pay _to learn $ merly mployed > as ‘ a _ - i by. how Jo there, reasons MEX HANICATL ¥& GINEER -Y t ‘x er du- , nity oe “Lucas ee ean —_ t ue 4i R mi £_ BABS - 2 . ~ es om Wo ) “ hit —— =e oa ee > a SUNDRESS. Sit. by first-class, ‘references: MAN— Sit. by middle-aged wid wiaew, vin dry BOY—For upncistery reom. so experience.’ machine: steady position to right man. for leaving. salary paid: confidential, Box vibi it . charged BOI dier e —e @tle ial Post- Diavate h. . —{ -272, P Oost- Dispatch. Fi ate eng inner Se & pabile of doir ie light me- ———. department” -. AW PRDREAE -Sit.; colored; Monday’ \and WOMAN co ‘olored. ; EY--16, Chapman Broa. Cleaning and Dye-;| CUTTER—Assistant, experienced with Uni- chanical work, fice work. erecting work: | PORTER Experienced. for saloon. Call & rr — ge Ee OE will per advertising and a 4 day. Call Homont 1425, Weed 2 Washing: r ey Comaent Baan ing (o., 3100 Arsenal, ~" S8) versal machines, to spread and cut house JOB CARPENTER. ae ie ae a man with force &nough to develop into a - Mon: lay morning, 23 Clark o) ) 24a “ys = on tedier’_ conta; w rs . , , Obagi ere . “ AS ST . am: ri . ‘ 7 , ' " d 4 “a +, ‘ vor pro , read ® "1 . - eek . . — 108, Post-1 Dis tl e qu ucated: oe ni a gg ae Sit, bs colored; any day in Ruth BOY—Office and errand: state age and ref- dreas s. Wildman Mfg. Co., i019 W | owner: 40c per wh, A ard re perty work yoy time, 100 Pine a en 2 r ty d: to work in drug store. ' uicPhirean a\ _-166, Pos spate a woreek. orest 541M. . daar ne — a rences. Fox R-263, Post-Dis. ton. * ere C | Dispatch 2 . ; _ sme. 4 e fel) erokee eS era ; es ete —maeneeie \WOMAN— —Sit, by young, to take cate of one | —* a, — —— Ty ihaa bla bb Pr pions —_.- | MECHAN “" ; i ee =e * TAILORS FOREMAN FOR TEA . Assistant Saies Mana , - in large ‘automobile repair sh Be V-iing ready for ; and desire to change i exo NDRESS—Woman wants to take wash-| Clearing by a write ov eal, laundry By-| 68, Pose Didpateh, Lith Staal i __te)| LA ROSE G- ARMENT CO., 1819 Washington. . “aa ee Ap cvarry, Guar avenge ea ave. a et Unity. __ SOx WM. Past-ite. de) | ae Z (e) : ‘ | ‘ : . - NT i © ( 4 . ici : pm > eww~es ° . oe a. , ai at interview. *. Box R-207. Post- Dispa exp home. 5210 Oriole. won S198 Adams. Pe EI aE ow a ae if-filling fountain pen free CUTTER [abOnen-its wise aseuas Ga. — MECHANICAL ae TSMAN Ww ho has ex- ae --A high-class man. who can fur a 3 a S— \WV r } VOMAN. —Reli ble wa ‘ork of ! : AB ( . aroun: sactory, must perience on sma intricate design, type- n cellent references. for postition as ENERGET, T IC, EDUCATED Sircneed indel eae. to bring home; some kind > eo ge ory Sunday work; | p40 sont Diewnteh re. teed gaa Young man with short knife experience to be able td read and write English: state; writing, adding m&chine or electric experi- porter by # large dow ntown retail house. ) ; ' learn the gentlemen’s neckwear business: a ake: £ood wages. Box K-165. Post-Dts oo ‘nee preferred This is an unusual oppor-, Box Y¥-4. Post-Dispatch. TAILORS—Cahable of al- fine opportunity for a_ capable and g00d LADIES’ TAILORS -Two. at once. ry J + a £001 man with som training |~ ~~ ; Aged 28 { mane Se children, day or evening. Box D-107,| Etzel ave nue. worse. Apply. ao * be ag ge pamoine. 3006 Sheake: loan. (CO) ine | - a. ety une OC Work 0 devas NIG HT ORT ER tering ladies’ suits. Ap- \ge » ww th over 10 years’ br NDHESS-—Sit.:; or housec leaning bi “the € e "206, | satze eu GOUQDS CO reckwear actory, it ang 7 . rie aioe: Gane , rit road flel Give record of work | ww is] U y 6 P ) : : LADIES’ T AILOR—Call Gregory, 1038 N aoe a ; ‘ : . th duties of watchman: must be stead > ost-I ispatch. BOY “boy to shoes. : 16 T cnt usts Bts.. oth floor. (c) age. education anc phone ‘ onfiden- | conac ientious and thoroughly reliable’ ply Supt., RB. NU GENT & Perience and an piiimate know) ness Bomont _a648R. Young colored shine ish, French, Spanish and Ge edge of ie. GUNDREss— Siete e ees ® Tae WOMAN—Wa _— wallotn dc ‘ears or older. Jamersc Cloth Sh ) dl | oom oe _orand S* a ——__—_—_ ieschnaiee tha Box D-30. Post-Dispatch ' > erman, sS—Sit. colored: an Want to hear from. well-to-do years or , am ym othes Shop. | paAKK ROOM MAN—And printer of photo- = . soar a a . best of fe were ee - Res uired ; ' be. ’ ag tig from cencerns in ary Mercan. Soe omont 1140 7 a me farmer: object, getting back to farm: will| room 202 Carleton Bldg... th and Olive. (c) | graphs; must be thoroughly expertenced on apni AP bE Pen ee Y a Suey, Phesal Dees MEAT CUTTER—One who can run a neat/tween 11 and ms ADDty " BRO. DRY GOODS { 0. fe) offer Rehr Bs his services and Can fA INDRESS W nate “to go out Mo a yy Rive description in first letter. Mrs. R. A. BOY--For office, studying stenography : per- | high-grade work. Schweig Studio, 4927 Del- | uc a : - ai he market; must be polite and good sales man; | THE BE DEL L, CoO resent employed in, forvi sw boss inou at | Aveaines: vo and thureday. Bomont 146. y. A. Lit S. King’s highway. | manent position. Answer in own hand- mar ol. * 1A NDSC APE G. ARDE NE RS- -Expert we ed - ~ reve, - object. ¢ Kercheval, 41%7. N.. ITH & W _ time a appointment ea : agen comamar +4. | WUMAN—Colored, would like Monday, Tues-| Writing. Box D-1%). Post-Dispatch. Aeee DECTECTIVE—Who has finished course in PARE ee treed And snvuTe ee SS | ee Se: rn a 3 Be > ASHIN ON 4 ences. Box R-366. Post- reumeanne lass refec. 4 PNDEESS- one —— ‘bundles day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.| BOY—-16 years to learn printer's trade; ' some reliable detective school; give phone 81X_for appointment. ++ ‘ _ ; 4 . oe, _Post- -Dispatake ces. Call Bomont 1 ooiW. 6 to 10:30: any kind SOLLA N, New- board: state wages expected. Box ¥-353 salary in answer. Box W-0. Post-Dis. («) Call t s| flop eee morning between % lo work, in ae factory; must have ee en 2 ) 4 f' o’clock Central Machine Works experience. Po ke] 2344 Grav ols, (cy PRINTER—From country; fair w ages, BLUM'S. ears’ experience, YOUN » a _dell 4: Call ~. sans G LAD Sit. by refined: i.yeurs’ ex- BO Y—Bri sht, 16 years, to work ir if ———$ O4R Lin: . ge - n mil inery See Prof. Cox et Arcadia Dance P “a Miretn os OR = = ee eT ON ox R-250, Pp. Sp : TAUNDRESS— Wants : bundies to bring home. ToS WoW en WOMAN. WuK Wikes decree | | BOY—Or young man, to work in drug store; Bea BR ee — LINDERMAN OPERATOR—One: 0 Li w re oka “ERE A. via. aren e, ne in- aN! ences, 8547 Wyoming. . Tueslay; references, 5227 Westminster pl, BOY—To run errands and_ work ‘around Thilen fre Summersby, 541-2 Frisco Bidg. - MEN — For detective wa ” ite J Ganor News, Hillsboro. Ii. ic | 3°64 Shenandoah, {C) | rienced in®any branch of laboratory work: hustler. ad. . “i. ide a aie thon; expe ° s: 77 ' SATE pe anced: g00d = education TAGNDRESS ~Sit. ; colored: wo with | yYoUNG LADY—Sit.. w poem evenings from | in St. Louis County; good home, with treated in strictest confidence; give vresent good or wanting steady work need apply. | MENTO 7 | "Pulsa. Ok (c2) TEADY E ' e WND. , : ; Sa. -' STEAD MPLOYMENT YEAR ARC N CASHIE R- Sit. t " — uses AO ASD young a4y; restaurant : as Sehicc- Sit. Dy expe rienc ed, or or house- | Stead av. j Pe =t- Dispate! ‘h. ( ¥ | and ‘ } es preferred: Calporant cleaning: references. Lindell 52G6R. "'N Lex: | Be ee = aie DENTAL LABO ATORY MEN 12th and Tyler Rs __ (ec) | ME INZYounk. to —s dance. even board; a#mall plant. Box R-394, P.-D ROOM 510. 6186 s&s MICHIGAN AV. = >. PP RINTERS. Private plant: steady work Ap-! CHICAGO. , : _ - Tt LAUNDRESS— Sit. colore d; 3 days; ‘call perience general office work ann assistant stock and do errands: salary $30 1 Positions open in a branches of piate | ee CARETAKER— “ae t young, try foe roi ® or write “214A Mors: -_ a. eggs “a; afraid to work; Al refer-; Grace Millinery Co., 12009 W fashington ach work in our new big up-to-date sanitary | ali Olive. _ eiiamins N. 3 at, ic} 4 } " i en ee : eg cS ws - i ‘Nn. . ? ° « ry: : ¢ 7. Y , 7 ane ray ‘ bet . . Tglpypenney Oughiy experiance d: ~~ Fh ster r arm; thor. — LAlt INDKESS-—I want to do lav. rivry v cork , I | —— 25 - 3. Post-Dispatch, em floor. SEY ER, a mee eR Fe 8 eye i eae {c) ate + ayaa Be leggy oh my ng las wen fine WOR kK ERS W A N TED MEN— -For r lands ape Work ; steady work PI RINT 7 Ra. —F irst- -c lass job and cata logue. f eae Rive ull _Particul 3 have the best of references; write or call. | : BOY—Fo ry store. bety tn working c ass men " for rignt puarties Westover Nursery Co., | nonunion. Ruxton- Skinner, wy NN. h. tc) | first letter, Box R. 278, Px t-Dis “rs in © 3420 Franklin av., rear. (3) f bl a 2 @ veen 16 and 20: | need apply Berry Dental Laboratory, Equi- Machinists and molders’ -helpers, also Tel. Wydown 202. (el) A — | CASHIE R—sic “i sank ‘ od preferably with some experience; good op- | ‘table Bide... &th Loans or. o, | foreign-speaking men for general’ work . maiibatibien PROOF RE ADER —For high-grade e« atalogue Ten, to sell a special work ‘garment book and comme re lal work: nonunion. Roax | TIMBER Ang ed ened LAL NDRESS—C olored, wants work for | portunity to learn the business and advance- $ = . ' , ict haay . anny meme ae at force” has had Gveart? Sey qwood BP Nemesday. 1000 N. Pendicton. wire. cart FET ALP WAN TED] ment? Solece ot Pharmacy” privitege ‘next | DISHWASHER—0r_N. Vandeventer | IB, factories: food ‘pay 0 reliable work Baud large tens: sess hugtir aan | Wath. tenet (ch | Nor buy. ‘wood Red ciecn tetas ae : : vg ! ' y - " > & Send . > ae e, : ty ig y r rf ane : “a OD Wb e ~ ) Rae apap vy ‘ and can furnish the best | rence, yright. > | : Peimer a OPER eee Pere wo aay vy oe: Giving ane. reserencss Ona tefephone num - Hou ‘hen. 1s, Wachine! a eat, 0. fe QUARRYMEN—Apply i220 St. Louis av | C estnut -—" oe ee ee nM R -416. _ Post- Dispat tch, Box AUNDRESS-—Sit.. tah ‘a i name. , BOY —About 17: . strong, indus- | MAN W AGNER ELECTRIC MFG CO. @nae -, e. Supt,, P...0. Box 912. St. rr . —_ as “ - . Linde »199W " ‘. metal work: applicant must be a first- work; wages $12 to $14 .per week. Apply board on company’s property, steady 00a | —“_references. Lindel] and Friday Lindell 2199W, this BRICK SETTER- For. Plant in Arkansas. class die designer: well experienced in set- | 515 N. Main st. ‘ , fe) for right parties. Westover Nursery "Ca, ‘| No. 1. Columbia’ mo 9 Co. Columbia, naide, permanent. | : | COOK Sit. by first a. S418W morning. Apply P : Pp k C : — ——~. iL | , ie few more place Ciass emergency 4 -_ . panera iaenioneeseniee. | ; iat hte - i A seal Brady ress Bric Co.. S206 8. ting of dies and must be familiar with MAINTENANCE MA N—First-c lass: good Olive st rd., 1 mile west C reve Coeur - ¢ errno ——ninensen —-—- : w (208. Post-1 Manatch, BI48 Pin $ to cook, Bomont ier a LAU LAUNDRESs. Sit. . first- -class, White; wants) ACCOUNTANT—First-class, to give instr ic- a highway. eT Pay pee (co) | punch press; good salary for the allround machinist: mus have some expe- | fol} RECRIVING | AND STOCK CL ERK—Expe- | TOOLMAKE -R.-PERMANENT Post NO LABOR TROUELE. BOX 905. B ALA. work to bring home: also lace curtains, We ‘ ‘ BUSHELMAN—A 1 14 ¢ ; f ability 1 A TM epee perenne y ; vad Er pe . & tion to pupil one or two evenings weekly. ViuM AT pply to 5 Jive. W estern; man after Jity Is proven. Box W -| rience on electgic motors; do not answer if ‘ MEN—Of good personal appearance, as ma- . eCOK es, rs hotel or board. iT ar ee 2 ack dnesday Box R-294, Post-Dispatch. Union. uniform department. (c7) | Post-Dispatch, _ _ Lud (ce); you have not followed up maintenance work! chinists, inspectors, sheet metal workers, and. salary eVox Yas P a . “er | 2 MINGH AM, piace. Sallie B UNDRES sit.; or cleaning, Wednesday | 7prpeyp ha C i wash | BUSHELMEN—Three experie PRIVERS—Call ‘Monday. 1014 N. 12 _at least 5 years. Box W-72. Post-Dis. (ec) electrictans and various trades for secret | —* arene a | Rant ; ving » * ‘ a | ARTIST—AL retouch and mechanicai was iree experienced; steady —Call Monday, N. 12th. _ tc) ‘ : . ee . = TOOL ANI ) Your ¥ frown, @ “and Thursday. Cali Lindell 4723R, ask | artist; alzo desi@ner or combination man. employ ment. Apply Menday, Wolff, | DRIVERS. 15 experienced, $24 per week 0 19 MAN. Colored: experienced flat-work washer | Service Work:-give full particulars and ref- | mpalere Re ie TLERK—About “April firat - AND DIE MAKERS —Thseo o . colored: thoroughly experiinmmer e Katherine. SE ek a a eR ee eee r & Zeene E ngraving— mi. Dalias. _ Tex, Broadw: av and W ashington, (c) N. Firs (ec 7) Excelsior _ Laundry. 1012 N Gran d, _{e) erences. All inquiries treated er emeaere P ee Ox Wi > - . , . ~ DRESSMAKER—sit, first-c ® LAUNDRESS—Sit. by colored, Monday, | A FIRST- CLA Kingsburv pl. ” | —ncations. _Box__D-1$2, Post-Dispatch, | _ #9 per week to Start. Box D-123, Post-Dis $3.50 PER DAY. EASY WORK. APPLY| Ouslhy competent Nnan need appiy; | TRUCK DRIVER—Experienced, state salary ored lass neat” = miei ‘state salar ted. oR | expected: Ww Walnut’ omasz. Mr. G. Ww. Wilking 1. oe; Wednesday. Thursday, half days: refer- BUTLER—By private famils comnet . 1} DRUG CL ERK— Registered: references re-| MAN—-For housework. Kinloch Tel., Del-! ROOM 607 , : BLDG., 7TH AND y expecte Box W-286, P. -b. | W pe sett Diepat white man only. Box OS® ences. janet os If you can do real figure | able to give city reference and go on duty.| Mo Pips Pharmacy. Kirkwood. | _mar_ 2459. (cl) | MARKET’ STS., M 9 TO'12 SUNDAY | RIP SAWER—One with furniture factory | (0) . - MAN—E xperienced in poultry business; no | DRESSMAKER— Si : aan, xe anhateuil tah dec spn 9 ORNING. ¢ OME READY FOR WORK.(2 experience preferred. 1545 Tower Grove. (cT) Ww . ; t., first. dass bate ® LAUNDRESS—Ssit. Colored, Monday, Tues- ra ey te Forest | afi. 9 - > | MOR a 1 REA (2) an ¥e.(c : ve. are payi xpert- vaince ey oman, Mrs. G. Wiilianst Bee 27 f. day, W pane sday; ci’ references; Cen- g Work; ~ 7Ou ha fH pos — eee eee ie os G — a -Junior or assistant. 4068| Capital required. Box D-149, P.-D. RIP SAWYB.RS—Two; Mondav 7a. m. Ster- pe otand _ Light, clean fae- . 2705 tral '9965L. ae | sense of composition,, an BUYER WANTED Shel AAD | MAN—Por truck garden. 1508 McClaren: W. ing Box & Lumter Co., 4300 N. Broad-| Wor, “"h,. vad Say tg DRESSMAKER Sit. by artistic dealgaer, @ LAUNDRESS First-class colored, wants nuked tapemtar ace Wanna Not over 40 years of age, who has had | "quired: coe ee eur te oe WW. Mociiering | WANTED ROWBERS- aND POLISHERS—O sg. | Peoria’. Chicago. Me . itul gowns mad Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Call; ‘ sne a) ad re experience in dry good f 1 da | pen ad en OL ype wep a > -ISHERS—On parlor : + ~ ——. { ade at a h g 8, fancy dry goods, ' - MAN— k if rT I Sha : = WO days; best | te bom: Bomont 2437R. _ like to talk with you. The ribbons, hosiery and underwear lines, in de.| DRUG CL ERK —Registered. 4068 Shenan- yay “Call today, nie + Race : > —-—romes. O09 3. ith ot. ‘e L CPHOLAP ER at, Deo ee + : ——- en to wt 1pDs SALESMAN—W yy ‘is acquainted with retail RER--In repair shop. lane re ferences. "Lind e) GIRL Sit, i “ncell 6422h. Tal ESS—Reliable. would | osition will pay a real artment store, and has abi! _ doah av, st —- UNDRESS Reliable, would like lace care | 4 pas - 1 , tg om mae amity to buy and sa nnn | MAN—For deliver Ford car and to make | grocery trade; a big opportunity. Box W- | rom net Dispatch 821. Post-Dispatch. ic) | UHOLSTERERS— theo. Barrelmeyer. 2015 th. ._ *- ’ Srey — ee ‘ ‘olored girl to) Ww a _rertaurant: Leona, M4. s wash dishes jn in tain or bundle washing to take home. salary for a first-class man. direct selling plans for.a number of stores. | himself useful in paint shop Bov Y-102, | GIRL— Sit Colores geo North Market st This is a permanent connection, with ad- DRUG sU NDRIES i girl to Ww ish ee A enteepennes 2: — ; Post-Dispatch. (c) | — . restaurant: Le 8 ; dishes 13 IRESS__ SI : ; ~ | OMTAPYPR t rw ' ’ vancement that will keep pace with steadily | Buyer who has had experience in department | oe Saenger overs or raDPery ' pa ic GIRL— sit Ma, Bomont ee | 1144, LAUNDRESS— . 5, Colored: a peep di Ro CHAP] ELOW ABN ERTISING ( O ten ‘reasing ability to get results: state your | store or chain drug store, buying soaps, per- | —_ ieee. or paint factory; state experience, | SAMPLERS UP HOLSTERER Hufnagel “jin ee : __Bomont 25 bsa8° ored, to do housecleaning. , bome. Lindell 1927. *| International Lift Bldg. St. Louis anata — qualifications, Box J-307, | bomen palo ders — other toilet goods y. 16 Po: at 7 preferred. Box | W orkroom Hc use-to-house. 2%c per hour; steady work: okee. Al (a) — ne a —-- - ——_—__—_--—~- : ( OS(-DVispatcnh., |; items us © aggressive, with good past tin 7, St - spatcn, (ec) | } i ae co ah : 6 SS — . ha ener GIRL Sit. by | L. ©) record, keen-minded thinker. To be consid- | MAN—Erig! it, young, for tin plate as: ° Clive x oe a ee andl ioe oo tn, oxchatge’ th Wage tats ; Sout) hern “ i turtet, laundry AUNDRESs- ;xoung OS ee ee usemntnaeen c leatine > call M. aundry cr up Washing for first.3 days in week. 1831| ARCHITECTURAL draftsman. competent. — ™ ered, give full particulars of age and - Ccesgsar 3 —— _ _ Je ad past ex experience necessary. Box W-174, y. ( Ss SL - linery or department store, of hats and trim- ern and Pratt & Whitney grinder : WW , > . . . ’ vrs? . PP eee wee ; .4 wpe’ Si. | ASSISTANT — To superintendent; prefar me : ve on an read cole ’ ine > de 5. 2¢:%, PR : verience : D > night: Rs Bae ole red: come home ai irg brine pome. Lindell vin®J. en | young tan just out of collese, with 2. Per ence on fine fn rniture 47 23 Delmar. ENG INE ER—No license necessary: must three ready cut cottages. Mr. Albright 728 Hermitage av Anna Buchanar Garfield fork. E | , / : r? ig ; oie : nee - 4s 4s 4 : Ah TAL ‘NDRE Ss- Sit. by colored, ‘Tuesday and, industrial lines instead of following up en- Ww oo dworking Co., 2507 Sullivan. fe) | at once, Kirkwood IL, aundry 136 ‘Madison, "re eee neon ——————-=«—«—=- P 4 Viet: , +) state fully your age, number of children and drive a Ford: steady position for right | “ AT* HM AK 4; First ra lase. ye Weiler and GIRL’ LAUNDRESS—Sit experienced, colored,| A ppiy 610 Madison avenue, Madison, II) CABINETMAKERS—First-claas” an” "atone taylor’ av. { fe) | oe SSNs \O:. Sittany and Viste. (¢ past experience, Box J-305, P.-D. man, Box Y-101, Post-Dispatch. (c lain engraver: state salary and references. , e si . , pe . , % ree ae ==rewure- —-anen.-eeee to é ——-——- - __ -- —-- i Ea ° . : - EB. . } (y ris’ Protec tive Association is wants a 1 bday : good work Bo AULO MECHANIC -~On Ford car. lmiperial and office fixtures. Apply P aon oene | ENGINEE R—Steam. _ $200 up: must make M, ppp Pw Wa pone SHOEMAKER- mn Easton. CTCHAM es ee ty att . — * e e sens) } y SA IPERATOR—E : -MAK — Ex rimm Mele ete wares ac eptable. Room 338 Mu- LAUNDRESS—sit. by firgyt-class, colored; | av.. Fast St. Louis, Il. (c) =. 8: 0: 21_Ruesell_av. —- tc) | references; unusual profits and opportu- |_Neckwear Co.. 15 aren... S47, ae be eeibes ‘a tea te ye aaa are ey aM, fc) nicipal Courts Rid x. ved ses ©) bring bun dles home; nice, clean place. - Clark. Open must be over 50 State experience and ine r | 5 Dh Co.. 16th and Pine sts. {ce} ate Champion stitcher, to work in country. epee WATCHMAK ER—aAnd engraver, for out -of- town: $40 per week. Address oe Jewetry RS te - 2 ‘ANDY MAKE Ke’ s HEL PER—Must have nity Apply now to R. Martin. supervis MA N—-T S | rt ' ate : y. . . s- |} N-- act as I night ashier in re taurant: ami a. . nay o., 300 H vlland BI ! HOUSEGIRL—S .~ by colored: housew . Fanny Bailey, 2224 Walnut. Write or call. | Be ee serge = * ee % a "expe rience and not be afraid of work.| ing engineer, R. 615. 139 N~ Pe Re : et oe dado head. Apply Commercial Auto Body | SHOsMAKEKR--First-class, that can oper- | — —— — 7 Ba ay or week. Lin dell 607: Ww. tee ¥ ‘ ° oy sick fo ranches, nfust b e expert : efore j Good opportunity for ad ancement. La antil 9) '’) m. Chicago. Ill, (3) w ages es wanted. Box 1)- 78. P ost-Dispate h. ———_——- —_ é yrtie. ADY-—-Light housework ; see to sk BOW | | 12 m. Sunday. 27 a3 C "he rokee. Sais Salle Candy Shop. Broadwav and Olive. | ERR \ND ROY. “To colar tomeirs ade iin ah pee see eg a ; F MOL DEKRS—Ana coremakers; nonunion: ma- | Apply Sam V Ww al iman, _ 2037 Carr. ER oe By ——— veeghumsenete yanndan soepansaetuinganemedinmees PI 8 day tn . — ‘4 - — crea é P 7 . , - | “ iawn —— oung: or pri ‘ departmen ar chinery; steady work: good wages; trans ' SHOE REP AIR {(EN—Two more Al. at once. HOU SE GIRL Colored. . eS38 Ored, wants Cleaning by and baby; experience unnecessary. LTT ie \ j rT N eupe rintendent. wanagers, in- : t _ day _Lindell STozw. } . St Vincent. spec tors, foremen: why not make extra! CANDY _ BU YER. = __Senjaeger_ Bros, 406 _ Holland Bldg. (c) Auto Co. nad P i nces, emma portation furnished; give expertence and | $25 a week. D. Porta & Son, 907 Garri- Famous. Rarr Co. require the sery- 5 : . i os * ; 06 2° ~ Cc > I . . . 2RRAND BOY—For tailor shop; one with | Auto ©o.,” avo oe names of former e:pioyers. Address P. O. | son av., Ft. Smith, Ark. ices of an expert watch maker; per- " a a HOt ShUGlitl Sit ib “eke pou is é “ ; = — 7 whe y color . MAID—Sit.. or good plain cook or hotel money without interference with your pres- = dinnlnteeidl __work, On1T U nive atte a ed, light hous: - work Bomort 24s Goldia, ent dutie s: if intere ste t. Rox b- 29. Pp ost- Dis. an sot Rhea ig ba pane age Mere } _ bie vele preferre d. 1306 Belt. MAN. “Young, 18 or 19. “in clerical position; Box 28. ¢ hicago, lll. (c8) tye rye = “ 5 7 ~ —— —— “wr — | J ; wr... . = —e a lo - ~ ’ is SE N—t roo P HOUSEGIRL Sit. = rp small family: WwkSit-—-Would like to care for sick or con- AU! DI TORS W ANTE Th | in buying candy, an@ has also been responsi- ! RR AND BOYS— Apply 806 Equitable Bldg., | must writ e good hand, “ae? meme — Be - | town: v wasen Pas prospects. poly manent position, Apply Superintend- Stay nights; near Olive line. Phone ho- finement cases, 3200 lowa é 4 | bie for the results from selling it in retail] Sth and Locust; must have permit. _(e) ate. good opportunity | for ig oer rn MUSIC BUYER, James Clark Leather Co. C7) | ent’s offiee Main Floor G le mont 2o07Ww "7 ; > pee b f ide ‘ak ity , state weer expected. Box Y-S2, Post-Dis.| ‘Wwe want a sensible, cofiservative, moral. | ; 4 ry. =. iW, URSE-—Sit. as traveling nurse: years’ ex- Position available now for wide a wake / stores. Executive ability essential—manu-) FE STIM. ATOR—E xperienced in figuring a | a —— . | iF MOUS ‘ HOUSEGIR - Sit. — ——~saeneneinaheenepenges se von Call y inaeent fin il . = . | construc tlon accountants toa aucit shipbuild- facturing experience only would not fit vou merc ial printing and ruling: tate ex peri- M AN Mi dle agel, “ hite. single. to help ; married man W ho has had mere antile experi- SHOERW ORKERS First-class vampers =e! A’ ‘ -BA RR CO). girl. eeneral as y neat, clean colored ae BB. Ad ' ing work in Gecrgia, Fiorida, Louisiana and} for this position. Future opportunity Hmit- ence. Box Y-209, Post- Dis ch. re ta in religious institution board, ( ence and is thoroughly familiar with sheet table workers. Write Teitzel, Jones PF sti be _Bomont 2TS1W. sework. Lilan McGee, (Sh—sit.. graduate, Wants Lollow up Texas. Experience as senior public account-/ eq only by the capacity and ambition of tl -- ————— | $9" per month. _ Box R-410. Post -Dispate h.; music and kindred items in this line. This | Dehner. Wichita. Kan. (cl) WANTED MAN AND wire =" ———— work in yublic health nursing. Lindell!) ant or five years’ experience with manufa-| man himself. Wr rite full details of past ox- Fs Alt M : HAND-—Single;_ erienced. Cail | MAN—Y f istant gardener and gen- 'S &M opportunity worth while for a natural | —— charge of hunting and fishing rh Ng ‘* HO ~or Sit... general | housework: aw. 2 ae turing or corsiruction costs, timekeeping, | perience, tox J-304. Post- Dispatch. _ . lmar 2218 IR. : or nit: cage or asi an ane, de 0 and Fate worker with initiative and ability necessary SHOE RUYER. nois River, whom wl! leane all privileges, +758 emati family. Grand 1s16W RT RSE Sit. Dv nurse with institutional Ba: barrett + pan 5 ig » weer k. 15 Le = George. r ee 5 — Couftty : 4 room house and $20 per month: ! age. family, salary, etc. Box Y -259, P.-D. | re Bs sive . : “ is rk; reat. re Hable i j . > Si E ) tiaoe P k . ehs , . ‘ IP in a Ms KF ARME R’ Ss HE L. PER- Sj r] a Z | physic ally aggress ae . aS would supervise th tel_or institution. Box WOO Pore Bot chiiattn Ye, Competent. to take “charge | start. Box J-All, Post-Dispatch co) | CARETAKER—White married man who| wanes." Rox ¥itur. Post Biepatet: §004 | tarm is near city. Hox D-210, Post-pp. ns _______ | iepartment in severai stores. In letter, state Ai j Sit - _- Box L-285, Post-Dispatch ‘ | AUTOMOBLLE MECHANIC — For repair | thoroughly understands the care of sadile 7 “~ARME Rn Ww a ami. MA N—Young, —"s some “capiti y and y NIGHT WATCHMAN-—State former “experi- |age. church affilation, salary, concerns pre- . “ary. die rashinaton "Sennen: as be fe ne ral housework, by oe : . — ee | work on heavy trucks: steady work: state horses, saddles, bridles, light driving har- oR ho is experienced to take « sharge of energy and nr paper experienced fy dis- ence and ive reference. Box W-I186, P.- D? | viously employed by. length of service eg : os = tanh wanettiilies ¢) OnROA ‘Baldwin, neat, reliable; ne vag tion B LADY : Ne rang § high a he oo , experience in_ full. Box _ D-240. P.-D.__ | ness, pointer dogs, chickens. shrubbery, yf amy Bove: na Mle gg ar —s “ a _ tributing soda and minera! waters tg con- —————— Le | Shee oF ene. Box Y-262. P.- He MUSEGIRI Sit, , tn ieemetens - Ses eh Sle ye gd re ohne AUTOMOBILE M HCH. ANIC Must. be first- ~— nu Blend aay 2 oe gh ogg lis ud = ‘ Rox D-100, Post- Dispate! h. f yt sect _fectioners, ete. - B lox _W- 1, Post ois — NOT ION } BU YER, — a WINDOW TRIMMERS—Ex ri- a , '¥ good, colored. for Seats aueitie vith Fie =p Her nw ae class man. no helpers. Rapid Service Ga-/| .Bremises. Ms ee Oe LOUIS Job. WaASes | . ~ ee ——— —~ | MAN—Energetic young man receiving, ship- A sensible man with experience in buying, SIZER | enced, by |! or ‘ _ ework; small family preferred: 8 eltv Or ys . ~ WIEN. FEUBOC . | rage. 1401 St. Louis av. Fast St. Juouls. (c) $65 month with free house rent and coal. FARMER- Experienced, energetic, de} end - ing and filing orders having hardware ex- displaying, and selling at retail the various . : “2 on . — w we, sag = oe atote: eller nee: ' . a oN MSDALCHD i a \ ¢ ? , ») Pind ‘ . >) F > . a) y . ‘ . ‘ © ‘ s . . - “ ne ° - ' ter. Call Forest T8209; Gertie Car- ; Ni iSk-_k + ; ; tl "ial 7a ‘ - , ta L AKE Ty Good sec ond on c¢ kes end rolls. Call Sav MAN Bi Lif 27 S Franklin 1k Prone y Wer © farm in St. Louis C pay | mr perienot: give references and experience. chee s of staple and fancy notions. can obtain i Experienced in ladies hat fac tory. mee A shoe pen lg fife heen HOUSEGIRL Sit} confinément cases: best references: WwW Apply to steward. Marquette Hotel. (ce) | © ‘tos og 3 400 ” — Euclid or ee morn | will pay good sater> to right inne mg give ref Box R-269, Post-Dispatch. position with unusual opport un ity. advance. | | STE IN P OULSON MFG. CO.. 1209 Washing | state salary desited” Boo wane , , y com ipetent | and reliable, ee Spa in po-ang OO page vend ew ry a ee Eee a ae e Rae | one Bf" ann | ene and salary expected. Rox 252 P.D | MAN—Fla rly, to, assist at stenciling and ™ent depending unpn his ability to pr ce 1B us | Post-Dispatch. (e) = do general work in suburbe: with dau _ _ ee gore ee SAS See ae vee oNN Sees. Ween oe war AK | CARPENTERS—Good; call Sunday.. 615 N ae = Me fo BE LANE one having general shipping ex- results, with concern having a number of | SKIRT CUTTER—Experienced. only men) °) - Forest ‘24 - Theresa ic) FIMJSHER—For work on cedar che ‘st. West- . week -% out-of-town department stores. Your com- | that can work steadily need apply. ween. . ' years old; references. Box D-285 n od Oo “ e nfiden n n- Land 0 ashington, ad , - . ence T¢ > ee a“ “ - t ‘ ar . . . Post. Dispatch, . ern Veneer Products Cp., 38 )_ Chouteau. ox wW Post: Thivate h. ; ba Me) munication i be entirely confidential, not _stein-I au, JO1 Washingto incnianee 1 0 ‘HIT ENER. —G od. — 1008 Chest AN neem erervtinw fel» wnelinoaiened é . - -_-—— +a Or ae ~ HOU SEKEE Pp Bit -~Sit. b ‘Nigh school; graduate business college; sal- : 2 i. I “INISHE. R—F f on — — - jeopardizing your present pesition, conse- - ut, rear y Y reliable and ex- : tal te . S. Gran » rent ree. Inquire ‘1344 Merchant. ic) . or furniture repair shop. Call vy with carpenter tools: for; . SKIRT DESIGNER And ‘cutter, good opuver- | : nae mm ry no object. Phone Tyler 1733W. : i:Kk—Good third or light “second mm . _ . 190 S Grand. 4 2 ome “Hand . ye ~ ently in your letter give full particulars; tunity in future; apply Stur-Halter (jar- a *~ ee 4 good. W. E. alley, att ar Ms need lady HOR A U tat } : | Bei ke ane ohne home. TW fi ct uid RAPT EN Whi Gh ee ce >. Gran oe es Es See A fixture and repair work: state exp chusth affittetion ood oho ten ee pnts OS ashiraton, = NTER — i x ” , pate | BAKER—Second hand or gooc work and factory repairs: must understand aces i900. | Post-Dispatch, _ by, with term of employment. Bom J-306, SIGN PAT! y State previous e« per ’ n20s, Fost Dispatch. we) All (c7) ree » ence, present position, send pictures dell” . commercial body om 3414 —_ HOU SEKEEPE aR Bit by midadl -———— + 4500 lice, installing machinery, line shafting. pipe- FIREMAN—Fo lowndraft boiler. I dee Hi y- sine ge adi , Post- ‘Dispatch. : : Sit. bi apetc’ lady; BTENG: r j : : high am et. ee eeemapnemnenntbn i y. ee ndraft boller. Lodge 0- | MAN—Young;: ~ business “college graduate; ! & Rood cook tox R-414. Post-Dispatch. % Reaka wate og Re ee best BAKER—At 1400 Morton av., 6200 west on I sc SRE showing work If possible: splendid oppor- | OP tee fitting: references required for ability and tel. Belt and Etze (c){ thoroughly accurate an Agood penman: ' HOUSE KE EP i soul . obrietyv: steady work: 40c an hour. Call’ Zyym : SA wD yy Tg ¢ s £ an G ' ) ? >, > : " tunity for right man. Keeshen Adver- You NG MAN—To work in ‘tee crea = gp egy rene msi ha Tie wom- FH references: now emploved. Forest 800%, | Minerva, 00 | . - a.) .FIREMAN—Middle-aged man for night! state qualific: atigee Susy fae pelary went. OFFICE BOY—Box W: 325, Post-Dis. % | tising Co.. Oklahoma City, Okla. (c7) | shop. Call Monday morning, Buay - — ==. r BTENOGRAPHER “Conscientious, desires BAI K 1D R On- bread, cake and rolls. s ‘hafies STENOGRAPHER—it.; 16 years: 2 years ij;AKER-—On bread and Polls; must be steady: | CARPENTER—Take care flats, spare time: a > ~- — : Savman_ Bl a. 2117 Franklin ay. {c) P Dispatch. pd 8d + fen. 1813 : a work; some experience as fireman; relia-| ed. Box W- ost- patch _. UFFICE BOY. Must be over 16 years of 4 anomi Can. « Co.. 104 Bt. ? OF > 7 an Py ble and trustworthy; give referen 2 i Sea NY + 1 ” ‘gacond- f) ture owe “ . STABL EMAN— ‘To clean and care for . ax coke, a +g i a ot by reliable ‘and experi- g£00d position ; Al references. Vhone Sun- N. Jefferson. Tvier If a a SA MI L € A Ss E MAK ERS— | week. Box W-414, Post- Dispatch. $ fs. a MAN—Expe rienced In sec 5 nes riage age. Missouri Can Co., —_ and sew 3 stable and stock and to handle skin-. YOUNG MAN— Bright, as a eh ppin Cler ~ — fayette. ay arts rhnvon, ‘ ‘alt: ix 12 ST } . OF }OX 2 3 TAKE R- At one o. exper enc ‘ - « a , ~ . +, * day , 2 . - > “9-~" “eee ? —s / ners: must give references. Apply Inde- | references emple Paper Co fise HOUSE KEEPER Young widow wants si! F Post-Dispatch. bread and roll caine, salaty a an Good pas : steady W ork. Ap- Si DIE PTO use samy and hatehet: Paint toy Easton. Call Sunday, 1 to » M.. | OFFICE eh yf boy, about 16; must pendent Quarry and Construction Co. 13th street As house x pepe © ' = ® SILNOGRAPHER-SICL.: rau urate, un- ry. €43 Hampshire, Quincy is! r~T°”C! a . y eh, 25e 3 > 7 @. m. ready for. - s eehncemnieesioneitiiie have graduated from grammar school and |; , Ashiand (e) wt. N..¥ del) 4184} sper cap" a widower, Call Lin , soo genes years’ experience = ARTE NDER- Good, “experienced man, with ply BROW N Ss SAMPLE CASE work. 1315 Montgomery. MAN Young, | 2 or 14 years of age to do live with parents. Box O-: =6U, Post- Dis. (c) awa ent and wife for ae | ‘oo gy N. Main st ic) Post-Dispatch. not afraid of work: for large manufac ; tions wlil De , (c) 393. Post-Disprteh ‘tring plant; state age and ae » - S renee He . SE} Ie , . se w. tor oF 3 STE NOGR, APHE K- Sit. by expertenced, em- ‘ ! Sut To drive rd: yelerenc ‘e ing] an. Westover Nursery *hone Wrv- © ct u Box KR : . : ete cl me PER- Sit. ” by W lear for : ployed; desires evening work: neat and Box O-2¢8, \’ ‘ost -Disnes ate f CHAU FPEU fri ae For 15 S. Vande oye estove rsery. Phone vy xpnected, ) | —— — | § ' BRA ie x i eee _ a com oP RNOGRAPHER_Y ound man — nase thal . ne pay. we 35 Post sDispat: : o? nes 9 * . bie Ra rea. } ’auline Daniels. ’ a ‘ urate good at dict at ion and transcribing. HE i, 1. i OY Ss Neat rs) pp e iw. Mater Ho: I v P nter A\ a . ‘ nar ’ os ponew vequmeeee iad ee ae ---- MA N ‘De ‘sirous of pecurin par on - os — Stea ly et Ad ine nt. Apply ONS, 1 N od or Tinh ar y abilit , rt Ox WwW. * ie = Post. D in + reve ' HOVUSEREEI ens ae awX 1-210, Post-Dispatch. coh, 1ith and Eine. : | CHAUFP EUR—To drive produce track: mast | ate Post-Dia ~ te re ee ; bee. ee oom gtk PACKER xr een ed, furniture and china; SPENOGRAPHER—Spanish-English; male o¢ ‘ke: with some experience at tyrpewrit ; ‘ TehE : 2 renames a F —_- } ¥ ( _ s a ) ’ Cc ‘ 4 = ‘ oy ~ 4 4 . . . ap ' sf “ . ' law more f — at han work. for womam, STENOGRAP HER—sit.. business woman de-| jENCH HAND—And cabinet makers; expe- be familiar with freight depots. Call Mon- | Gash ws —— a positit on of furnishing references from pas nly cormepte: sober and reliable men female. uniess' stenographer, do not apply ing, state salary expected Box D-l4m . mu, come than wages, Call 148 &. sires position as stenographer or typist, fenced in wood working plant. Apply Fox | rOooN oe ae, | FORD MECHANIC Ww ith references A, W-2u1, Post-Dispatch . need appl sti aids work Langan-Tavier, state full particulars and salary expected Post-Dispatch ; Georgia st. Sunday and Monday morning. a! vhole Quy; references. Box W-42. Pros. Mfe. C'o.. Ohio and Sidney. . (ey | ay morning, 712 N. 3th. Gai ees salary expected. Box Y-152. Post-Dis employ gs. Box —— 4008 Delmas ‘©)| Box 1-418, Post-Dispatch. | > : Ni — N—1¢-17 years. cb ‘work dL _ morning. y: ' pa | nd & es. oe , eet , orth, Texas. N King ‘sghiehw: av , quired. | J adoth . a _- tial . riage inter foreman age preferred: steady position Hox J-412 who haa foree enough to became ealesrnan, ; ee ‘ease i Ga | : - , = : . - INISHER peg = — — ne ; st. ie furntture for 8 rosul pleasing personality; desires position. Ashi: and. ic) | — 7. - = ——— | ment Works Laclede 890L ie) ber business: mus it be capab je of handling ‘ ; Ae. apes t)Steady, work, “goo YOUNG MENTE perience “t. " ¥ --— . ; : ractical experience } firet- pm 7YT¥wey?¥F vYT ee "LB edger work: state age. “expe rience : La cae ‘ ustomers personally or by PLOT ie prefer aS . Marne’ sahil ities id ire: Sa , as ; .. ; In’ —P a an , oe GARDE NER—Truck gardener to work 10-* »* will consid: ma ox pe . ‘ . , ~ : ites i in furniture factar American xtu WO! Si} os; EPI nr i ) soled or man's Hank. BI _ i AEbO — BLAC ‘KSMI TH. H K L, I K R ; os t E mrampcl Gy xDer ted to start Box \ “th acre tri Lik *k ane ad i hic Ken farm on shares ‘ 4 r . Bhp j oOnsiG ‘ ‘ > l’ Al’ kek hii l. % ste¢ ady Oop ] ca©ris are > | (4 K BOY . A bout 18 anc sf a Vite es ry "vm te a*® ‘ aN “it. as housekeeper J ‘ : a (oe) " ; 2 . ‘ ir) ’ iding ) q’oyT ’ Lie t r) ‘ rT; Play ‘ 14) live “sf i@tbe ~~ » ~ 2? Butler County, Mo.; prefer single man, a, in own hand. ati age, indery. iw Unve ~ = vears of age, for stock YOUNG MEN-—To sell food productuin house- rv ¥ Box Y¥ . eo Nad MAN ZO to 26 Years old. to —— ae me ee ne - e e A AO A EA EOS —And letterer and one by refined. competent 104%: Bio K GIEL—Sit. experienced. : ' WwW agon. Apply wagon shop, TOA ru Pe Hesse, 206 _N. Fourth et. | either Gerf€an or Italian, but must be good antares wanted. 85, Po i -APER HANGER—For feal estate work to- house canvass; no expPrience : good chance to iearn sa leemanah furniture . °ne » ' ’ y .B Ay _ — ‘ oll , » ¥ “11% . lmnaty h ; references. Box » —omrose. a eee ce ne | COLI M BI A TR ANSE KE R CO,, (OAT MAKER Good. ‘at one e: steady work. cS Ft and understand trucking; I furnish | - — , Rox Y-197, Past-Dispatch VW ork 1 suit dept. A pply at — SEKEEDEC R M ~ — er =r TELEP HONE OPRRATOR > mae: / ; s le 1520 St. Loute le) everything, oa will pay we wages; a fine wAN-—Hunearian Slav. rust be mer PAP! nH OT Tor small toh must \I A a ARI AN TT)’ S, promoted a* salesman ea - nage ‘es De : iddle-aged Jady, WwW switchboard; 3S years experience. | ° ro ae = cela. tite wee = opportunity for some good man to establish can citizen, good habits. speak ; write yop 5 is orgy * °@. Pant.) Mr nirews ‘ts d demonstrated, stat? age an eee’ ous —— cdl ASS rete es. desires position 45 . Bi iaine. = gies ” , 12 th and pruc eh }COA ! Pa AK ERS-—Martin- Martin, 17 % -0) himself in this ne, as can Stay as long English able to de _ have tog Is cox W- 16. Post-Dispatch 1 7 \ R d : rience if any Hex e isi, i OUREKOCEe DEF rr suburbea or county: no Th . ae re YF OOKK a> KE P Ke R St ate age experience and larket, ‘} as he make *s good. (7e0 W Babe ock care m7 sloyvment In piy “ ‘ e! , pre- "> z « } re ‘ } ae) Wi V f ¢ j aa »r. 4 | . : 4 . rags -) - . . ° S » . ° . " - . — - - ’ s ‘ ‘ + . . ’ ° . , >t. [2 ie ANGE ht \ ater a f Irntished. , . r da a . “ection to ehild: with best references. x ! al EP HONE OF KRATOR -With ne A why ~ - wanted Rox W-27. Post-Dis. (0), COA] MINER Wtd bxperienced under- | Greneral Assembly Je fferson City, Mo lead employment and ea ‘ Oo l AS I eenll ir “han tg ate W.?o0 PUD - Capable Man W ith Mail Order W .40 bome apatoh *xperience, would like private switch- al ary edt ~ - a —~— $a . is } 1 Ue FARE Ee board Lindell “482W (2), DOOKHINDiR—VWith experience in , Dispateh And advertising experience, who would like iieuatal . finish Krounid man; state age, experience lox | GLASS CUTTEHS—Ilw glass cutters, re ug Post - ue : icin aan - pp jenat — : the = —— ‘APBE iAN' i Matcriat aaa hed ; Sit, by neat lady in mothe TRAINE D Rs “duca ted. refitie Ing i. ‘aristone Hinder) Co., 1110 Pine. (ec) R Le Post-Dispateh , a : ers, smoothers and polishers Output Cu Ai A wholesaie house An - 3 . iL oe Hox W oe. Po I> —— a porlition in an executite canagity: must objections where there ~ NURSE Sit. educated, alban ~ os , a 1 ro 6 fC COOATM AK ERS--10O0O Victoria Ride cr ] ; - on = o . 4 \" , ‘ ; . TZ . ’ dad i ae f - nyt Pi ; mel fs ing Lif le ‘ ti “rr years: city only: Z vest Credentials. seer ing less etrenypous re- BOOK tT NDE h--—-FPorwarder for loose nd x3 M unt ernon, I] _ (@) a pos t ) nanag mes - , i Naki_i dave of” ole mi = STO a ‘f _— ae . af we senvenste a wie ge: oe letter Box W Se rstb.lity, wishes’ position as corfpanion- leaf work. Leather Trades Bidg. Sth | COAT PRESSERS—Good: on custom co: ; ae SAF PRESS E M ROSSER— -Expert- for assitin ma yy - ritarien at stead work. 46087 Ruskin. ‘ope = abie to give the | owe of references a8 ; J . *cretary to invalid woman appreciative of, floor. 1601 Locust g00d Wares; steady work, National Tai enc aan Geo. V hee ave is Paper Box acquaintances | re ele were ; : easement [> , 9907 Sha SUIT Pe ASE MAKERS—Quirk Trunk . seunctmnens . j ’ j ; ~ ‘ ‘ -. | nive = ww ——y ban rd i > = »f . ml 457 st |. ; 1)7 it >f . ° rn ‘ '. s&s irset-c] SA, - ’ 7 ee t" reals a tcl eaiperietice me attention what- p art : . and compahic nehip, or as home JINDE RS ie@pectalty forwarders: ors, aS a Morgan 8 {) wa and Hi mn ‘cg pre rerrea ; yi OU aahy . a ‘e} loo : . . ever will bes ree iv] ‘se aeppilante enewert i WOMAN u il . On h children. Box D- BOOK : Post-Dispatch Pps 3 - tetany MA Su, by reliable, in sme . 7 widower with chiidren, . steady and permanent work; 8 hours: union. COtLEC1OR Must have lumber -|GCROCER ‘LERK-—And —e driver: also ne sci, «cot: : a i SUPERINTENDENT--To have « t ¢hig advertiaement who de not give rec eo laundry Hox l 26. Hardin, Ml i : poet Dis patch o-— - Mpeg ape Address The Hugh Stephens Co., Jefferson | kood position for right man An Irey “ Sel private "ari ving Rox W-40. Post-Dis.. ‘7) | MAN —Marcried, no id , fr farm work PAPE i “ one ' "Nalfan t076 au 1 >" Wrecking and excnvating ‘wera bette 2 ‘of their work for past oO. years, and state HOUSE WOMAN. Sit. for fh hours day; 20¢ a" ark NOG RAPHER Sit. Young lady, age Citv. Mo ae es) fer Supply and Wrecking Co., Clarence and) GROCERY ©] ERK—One. and one meatcut. wife to help with housework, lan just Mat 5 ’ — ~ aoa ~ : ae ; ron o hcaay : M4 Bones = ' £2 | who their references are, salary e1pected. « hour H R-218. Peaeast- Dispate h, ‘ithout position: Sidney 21) TOOKKEEPER “Experienced, with know). ' _N: Ati T nl i ridge a Bid Cc) | ter = 24 g Rroad wav. se | (a) be experienced with farm i OCR 4ha h] : \ Or Ps And painter, fa houl } re ee Ny ink rite eg on To the one who can opat HF davon oA show STE: . oy . = y ' r Hoo & Vandeventer Mas & eae — ad implements permanent position and good WOZTA N. Leonard Arence . : : : oe advancement if UnUmuAL ' ot eta ts ung lady pianist in shows EXOGKAP ive ~ secre eee page 3540 ‘S$. Broa a, tar Purnitere | COOK—Dinner. _ |! a hb ~~ ‘iY MAN—For paint shop: one who can atametition. ts first-class couple: give full | soo LER— Experienced, with Hickek gItpeRINTENDENT—Fo smelting {e*t-erus ine Dispel srpietrmteesessec: = . ba is © ' be } e “rere! pret re ) a 4 4 wie? ‘ . , ee 58 . ates tat y ; . sa - : a : 3 Pi Ale a | How se. | er ’ = — . (-¢} ik Man “at a “Nou . k T 1) py f T } } rad; steady position for right man. particulars in first le tter Address Row . - +i fi edet Pe It {” - int! ng Co. Onna - ’ t ° r i g Thox s | +" - boat L? iy toh ——_- — — tn aaa 2 > «4 ‘ woulda ike ‘office work for — Sh AMS] RESS-- 4 ‘nlored. wants sewiInk “by he 4 IKKE 5 p kK R —Assistant; young man, VW 46 Post Dd enate h. ae : ) Lin) Post-Dispatch, ic) > mf ult arville 1 a + ot cr d efinin lant, manufacturin *t ox R-124, m -D. day. beat reference s, ay oy MP ‘ SITOR { "hr istian Roard of oath he a hi A’ ,*) K- Nie “ and reno. ating in mm en’ " and regarding vourself your experience ane } ’ | ‘ 4 i ek — iret Cjaas. rood Wages. . ‘ ’ T AGENTS = ther wur hig eeap offer. eR ~—_ Rox W.-380, i ~~ Dis 2. ; a IST 8} by rapid Ln lerwood; nas Past Diente a Large corporation. Box ¢ 7 tlon 2712. Pine st mn ee ie) women's hats, Panamas particularily. must whether or not you would consider leas stan ar tio nonunion Box L —_— tunity for first-class man. Rep ies 110 Lactst y * St Lavin, Mo *icoah — _ . — sO ‘T e » > ‘ fe ences roresr —. l’ost irra ? i i e . ma ¢ re " oba« he Fe he yt { 1) ’ } s moa , ‘ cy ’ . 9 " lige hel, in ronwri a ’ t| and ~~ ‘aa a. inn “? i ech red Seg ign ae ae wil errumaa ; will be treated strictly confidential, AGENTS Amwis nest ‘loca lity; pay miaston work of any kind. R ver ; . . @xpertenced ; 2 gee mene Y BOY For grocery. :\: . Hid N. 4th st 4 qua! {\ ntahe references and wages a ed dence, | Sn trae tan Address Bo» "414 eR 1 iE RS—Who know how to hang Rox Y-270. Post. Dispateh ie7) basin, call after > o m. Tia A Onto. ay it } ma ‘ ‘ " . : P . . a Ny »} tlie ton ~ ; : » os " . ee aoe : ‘ iad, a R ~@s : ‘ : ersa»nai on stint Lei . » oe . 3 , *\ o “4 “y 4 - “ —— P : ~ > ona aeapeuy pa . {\ t i 1 “ati yn a { eri. ‘ : f tare | {+ @ , in ae en. if ©, ° « : ' Gen am —— ne omen -- nave equivalen nm edu ‘ ne exp i take ontrol, with hal interest or ail, th Ap why rs od ri halls ies N a) ae ‘your urate at figures; re =: Ts references, 1483 Hodiar nont BOY Pr a Foe ark ee , CORDIAL MAKE R—bxperten: ed give de- ence, present eg de appearance and be some- | ced Drap my 43 vears eatabitahed trade Call Mon- ~~? egy aida teeta be glad vou 414 Agents eral atter : tails of experience Box J-309. P.-D | thing more gghan a ight technical man: xperien ry lay at 2415 8 Broadway folds TA AILOR-—On ladies coat £00 Herald bide. Joliet. IN T’oat Dispatch. ae oe are . : ‘ ; T ed by colored, as maid in sma ; - rae aS ¥ St 24%) apenetmneemtneettetiiae en tead 4510 Ly Im s as permanent position: > work in shop; $8 to start. Hox } WwooD- CHOP PE RS Paid by cord ail answers will pe sidered confidentia PASTRY COOK—Apply Washington Ho- ase lS Pa a ae AGENTs—We pay 636 @ week and « 4 Hive on une ferences. %302 Pine, ROY—To CORD vy emis ce nre- "eee ’ re > ef-Dianatch, fc} or 2. Titer? | ive ai t xpertence e n ia ‘ ‘ al: omall of Under F 7 Wi ‘ “s wee h in for >PheD ITI am ant jobs, " ae = — we — a ug ‘stor “€ re ferenc e and __ ox R- *- 2. P -- . is -- os -S mnaldered. yl 7 ser ’ r voatDispatch. eatery an or wtsi e ork is te) in ing ~ highw 1’ ate , ™“W ashington ‘@? ’ J 4 — Siti andoah. once. te ™me*) toe — —— one a - 4 lore. , omar: "WwW 0 0 ” . . LU d ee neorne a 9 “tz . . , we remedice in town am cou experience; $12. Fer qi V a2.2es ee tay ae | __exmerience required. Tenth and Market. (7) COST ACC ‘OU NT ANT HOTEL CLERK “Write experience, refer Pa as tame Boe annie. TAILORS Experienced on @omens Mfe Co. Dept. St. Parsons, Mam. ites as | tal = xperlence ae PHYSICIAN Wtd.—-To loeate on South Sic TAILOR roatmaker ; pPletce work Ae. car of beret éa¢ waren . ao battens eanina re bape ? COIeres . . eng automecotle trad i] Sun- COURT R . os arog, material erre prs ieha S OU SeKee per, , ’ , rking “ ‘ M n > othe gies ar ine routes new selling eyetem eat! Homont 1136. rt rt ot Ta OY. te arn * “ 7 in. Astasten armal ove rhea: - write anp on fo nat HA nd. het Jefferson. l2th and Lax ust fe) SCRI GGS.- . oe am okie ‘) ren 4 ba. = einem it other a - a ; a ut EE ~~ 412 Post. Dtemateh, ane wnt 4 x Page ; ) © ’ i 2 referen ind’ salary) — ~ poe “ser « . pny ' ’ rete " TAT! van or repair : ne while. bring home 4 ap 2 6 mecca os ~~ — OoY--Fer drug @tore; must be hustler, Del- ’ at h icy HOU ‘EM AN--Midale. age d married, no chil. Vv ANDER VOORT.- Lox W-241. Past-Dispateh. + _— —— Olive ’ st. wy os ’ - " AGENTS Business sorth whi 1 start mere a , pawecnatmcarines | "any Wil OUPLE--Industrious settled colored. for ae waee tae ee te. “a4 : JANG SALESMAN—One willing to start on ME “Eyer Rey oe ELEM tiee. Clare | ~e hey wieting tab \\ rr ts ww rk 10 ‘bring . 4 ’ . ty ae o ; a? 2° “ nosso’ 4 , | , , ; a tige oN ‘ rien e un- - a . ty Var ; work at a , ooks , : . . . : . > . . ‘ >N cy rT} : saiary and comm ts#ton a good olen - | TAILAOR Te halo on cuatorm coats alm to Prinkiec, best, : T: ay cut eds es bith } mae’ SB tten te in . , | i ne. over garage. must be sober and reliable 3 \ wNE , the rieht man Call Monday. ® to make alteration and oressina 22 N. Oth Wanita washing ¢ r Bose: home NOMA Oloed, soon, OF holse- | — | paar we eae tiel.| Feawte, Box D-246, Post-Dispatch. n | eee rommees,_ Bon RO, P. a i

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aetna, teen ae ee z m mae eee ESMEN WANTED SALESMEN WANTED t to engage the s. SALESMEN WANTED AGENTS WANTED—MEN ___ AGENTS WANTED. "nmap et a ea 9 N WANTED SALESMEN—1| wan f EP Ahn . paid one lady in NOMA cieaciee ep rat, : Pe a> men's hats! SAL ny cab age household neces- | roiits; easily dem. | responsible houm age; g004 location. "olfax 1482R. ~ PARTNER Wyo Enter a business w . in } 8 old-establishe | Box W-395, s a ee Reel k i| GOOD LA Y N ox ck; rea H. (e) seas po nna glcn a WANT D (c99) h own sa! ae - ee testy AGENTS. Quick ios | GARTSIDE fader now ready. Bn merase ee ESTA BLISHED. SIVE Jerome | has for : ; y specia! | WA NTEI no E Saies at every home. 4 908 U (cM) E—Patentell. buslneae $1- F | ne buy EE I rete OT og . me ‘- Ca — CIT¥ CARRIERS Factor and power to ALESMEN - we are going | to ekly pelling Goodyear SALESMAN—Line shildren’s ang | —/a°. We ' Can be han- | SALES i, APERS. PERS. A | DRice NG clede Hotel. TEN J) Product; salary Examiners Highest Wakes and etead rien: a *.}@thiners Greas Apply 815 A ‘With, Di Exper lenced to ESS OPER OP App'y OLIAN ] } ELEY ATOR hig EXAMIN hits Ti Wa — iE RASTERS Ationg] Tatlorsa Ma Yermt ii “OinNnetap “ay NCED FIT EXPERIE COAT AND Por alter SONNENE b EXPERI > skirt ee Csi LF SKIRT HA ation NCED EXAM ! } REDERS And ers Anas Dap Mi I heres ri PEATIU iat testa “>. Mitmely mth ey; t's FINI: Hick: Marke _ pe Bi P= bib pew. = . INIBH tens . a Ch . wetrent oe vl Field Steady work; guod pay. (e) yYDewrlter: roan ‘ ; iving with parents. ary. @07 fust furnish best re? | Cafe, 117 N. 6th ee — UPerior coa!} oll fits - For intervj KINS. ee Marquette Hotel. » | Pho MR. | : OR Lae 4. Rit ietane e ‘UAL inak ew pe iy : if fs LMI be ; tele ; “A 4a 5 Phen, i W rh hINISH MRE “10 leary mn PIs iNet hin Experienced Auto Accessory CASHIERS + Cunard Bldg., Cc — We require the s two experienced cessory salesmen, Superintendent ’s Main Floor Baleon FAMOUS.BARR co. mee : - Sample « ue immediately. Fra: kIi Y Rs highway and Wet eth sn Ce NER ay SALES AGENT ~~ : es that do | $0 to ) eC for wample an Publishing o., (hicago. K West of Jafay ette it: no Stee fur. farnily 21 ma ortrait. Sta. D. tenet, ot ete ee ee gister Co, S THE SERV. Re FOR sf. rife «/ POT ed liirshtel = fet fi sor Kr, lea , stiey My i. Ci ttey Witte. 805‘ Cire) s Te m= ‘ SAE lic Te, We etry Nater “sR, Kor ‘thera: bedts me ny Gint Wh ile Menge ¢ White j “Asher % Aeon 830 ie titer. Te “ Pe, "ton ay nity 7A 4 Ris eR ine TO The eet ar? eklree . “IR Te « ; ed) a ket) after ' this = at? —REQUIRE OF AN EXPERI. 8s A DAY 4 C SALESMAN OLIVE sr a SALESMEN —$]00 ig 1, £00d pay. all 3306 Lindell & ‘ SMAN ‘ is an SIRT Vou, : tr ix Magn thin ; Magers, v“ hite Seine as : te PUPS hte aes, MERE, oe = nen Ra cca = Te jearn $8) whew: q Tit N h at a’ Rerel

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7 RPT Cy ae P 9e- RENTS amen : meerienr Petree yee ee ae ° PE nme: an a oo : > ew ee . a + wo . -~ 2 whoa bE —— Oe ae ES oie i Saat , WEINER i id” Sscve Bi iia a pee Pe i rere —— =~ WARCH 147) ¥ = . EMPLoy; vi eal ae ~~ YM! —_——- : re AGENG| NClE M meetiyengt ve Ree ADE SCHENCIES “AND ANB _MARCH 16, 1919, oz NITED sTaTEs HELP men ana . ATES WA . and ‘ se nd on hes ‘ERNM corer WOMEN. G > a ott "neru” lay mae SE apag MM id" RLS) HELP or 7 ng se and n ‘he nine ex ; t orm ippen spook ‘ol 00 W pot fre b “ 1 othe ‘ ne poalteeee pert, fo geet Ww ith rance. ta «t, clean ‘at must be G] WANTED.-wony OME ghee School Hochester, Battereon "Cite todas sear el Bx WE emcee Wil | g IRL Foungs Gy eee | N AND GIR T posit Ww REL ESS re “ivi gent and family of two, Dispatch, "an GIRL- nome. ” 301 t in | mELP WANTED. LS WAN Bion far . now o 8 EX Pree RT — These, Cai 17 cer gt hpusewa ork: irl to x — yy __ Ply White: i 6 Greer, housework - Ga ORIN a, E WOM ED eratorse Poth men 1g in thi ‘ia NOURa . a ch vs ale hand pl, or £0o0d — / 3911 G or gener | TRL—Bri ma EN, GIRL tee s th ° Bd a MECHANICS ingeemen. ayy Protect Diy references required, "MOP® Forest Stay | GIRL Ww ‘White, al housework; ap: | vancomie Meenereetic wi S$) HELP WANTED . € Position Opporty se draftsmern- specter; as radio en. “es aaa sy |. AiNndel]) noth ay ape p- Yancement: ce work: = rl or m - —w you ~ ae ham ‘lies for a i 1, 00d ‘ Clect ® COOK ete (fe, GRY ne (c) | write: A > Call s rk; chance an for HOU OMEN seebh licen me in 10 » dVvancem Pay: Tician ee ", IRST- —a | ine, To work nO laundry. | G TR ie unday, © for aa- SEGIRI . GIRLS ———=—_-- ~ ” me an, eek ent, . t] k Sth. ork ry, IRL— Si to 1* j ve , e . Dr, free beak. ae when Position oCthel hg COU NTER, Ap R | Panis. “god mn eee bre camel i) ovr $4 Fequirea) i oon ae werk i | ae Yin ey “autficlentiy yeaa Weer mi | LAUNDR O—WOMeEN GIR ——— Col, Dp lith a nd ¥ ational vO enr STATIN i PL GIR A ~O _Ben €cia! Re a a ee Olive ..:——— ' Pe«t.D Seuth 4 - a COMPAN SS. Post-Dinn ary: | _ fide wor. "8" ister cer pl. yng =m berator ladi ne CS, | Toom; . de apart usework, _ piteek; write; Colored. = | Ss : ! To ma ole; & ALLIES Jianat ah i. Bi ® deman, — US Tract Ber ANION- ~Neat girl rope — Dispatch. ep | GIRL. Sr " bite: no w washing or uy” “morning Getty. t ie dresses cola also ave treatment.” girl. ee wine rge, se T aby wa -Dienat, h. Riving feferemes days ev 8e) | we PeSS ; experienced t and ~- alee gtrie ere thine dies” - €0ats and fe) ond ate . ee zion riment store Ae UCK, trac Dig rs housewor!: : Wife ar IN panic Post-1 ce Work: .. out- _third f 0... 815 Ww vork, Monday +: fl esired. gue - NDREs Box ¢ ety | oO } ' PT RAGC * 0 learn a ta heip | Sunday . —— Ar. liable che, acromia ®t” for jaundrv a fine home tet 2? esi mn for | reecl8t-Diepatch. “* "Ne salary. Box fcr G loor. vs ‘North ieee roeel-Edlin | oor north; C 824 eclate iron — $—Mondav 2 W-16, * fuarant nly ; ACH ERS es oring sho ——— t Meter car, host head. {ohooly-in romtane men: tralneg | 4307 Or outside “Ww fora ronan’. With | Gk, cn. alary, Box Wau GIRLS_ foe ifteenth dlin | I abany 127: Goodfellow Grane roexPeri Nday and Toes" | Ww ee $25.00 , Mm prives, .=*Pert Gran D: SALESLA of Marquette Hetne ry ' and ha _- ; ol ay iA De Ton ork; abpiy oot Biri; no] of ° work in W-366 ch or private az street. | ihe BJ, irand bastwe "ed. Tuesday. eek t Rte ac gradua d. fer} DIES ete. mr a o., Here @ ES factories ‘ tratnty gi , | i) KIRT « at N. Br sew bands oa 22 PAKTMEN | EN IN NAVE 3 Rt. © i, “An : LTE atin uto ing mt Rox Wyo nce: give lity: food - ae ety how he om lan ti nine 4 roc ashing or j npousew ori. (ce) | _ hous + eee priv c ce, | ne Diy to ho ke lass, ? PRS Be Keke - ' 05 ) W CO TR MMBEa aadwny ds on at ete | oe TMENT Fy N . UR De & . Lie : WTD.— mr *troit PEMONSTRAT Da © numb —To _Appiv 44s and assist ocks fro a th vate. Te family: dren; | undry, or mand b ¥Y. for gen | LAUNDI highway Bu _ y hotel | ston. ( » - UCh” exverien ladies ee APPLY PR« AidlY EX ERIE ‘ED Ds sae -—MI8C — Mich 4“ town de OR Ex er. older. Teo ae! _Wes in Hil! ™ Mera: ath; K Y: maid's | place to Outside w ath to he era! NORES J and . Ww ham CZ ) | ©o.. seg Tlence s straw | MAN ROGRESs PE RIENG? }: ON: aidan AAT pt. ste cont Pi 14 - Lur pre “sin a and Ny amec Hip ood w 8 take ork; rseif: ' day SS—White- est P a reau hats: CHES) oS sT CED NeEpre mA a AN D wh mr ELLANEODA~ write or cal! pont TE saad , nice for dow a jie I “ark, iFstras Dy car" amd euet "| be ~ a Ww ebster 4 — ayv,, Ww obs ands oar took _ pe ag who “te wilten: 00d an lqeeout the i or BORE, Ste eady st pe ws Monday ine. rn PAN? T ne ! i LL MERS . sehington, ired Bronx Ry SA LESLA Di r% = OR RE. s ARA Se : Ouse Us c +f wees , oe ihe , y 3935 0 ’ 7 : aa 60 carn an = full have women's HANI 38 oN. oniy, HONE, Oo ce 7IRL-~~Retwoan ‘teh. culars, » ys ' go tt ee aDpvly 20 0 Barit Week; f¢ to cor d/ MAID—F,, .. 50. 4415 and | PRESSE] 0.. 1401 N nce pr ) a kK C “A Derienc te) | t let‘er Desition now led “een Cte LAND. Gra Apply M PER, etWwee 2. ae ' veoh 6 | esville rans mpete ot For pe £412 d R— ——— N eferre. TYPpiew oe Need Pe | Chen av the f is Se of Teeeee.” — an a os anand Ate r aot F Co Co. Fourth ; ee gree ATOR —3 Exe De rieaeca | angusework: polerea ne. 7 tn” aeslet a ; fei OUNR ladies GIRLS OL) | ay letten soxpertence complete 4 ‘Pat | | WATD i ‘Tater hes housew el ining iT Pea Experienced, o> fe os. i For adarcnainy and Papin. t. Mur. | _Hampahire, Qui Addon tees State giving rent in specialty eee es; expe. DICTAPHONE Clark. ros. Drug | GIRL. — preferreg, auist with | necessare Rne ee |_okee av. irs. Wm. Nay references \>—For dinix amily of 3 | SSERS—E, a7 Olive | 27¥_wanted, ‘Hetofice and foldin c) | SALESLADIBPa— so” ve Harris, 917 andy full de-atis of alty lls alteneet- fF with high OPERA]: OR | ye -, Thoroughiy — 22S Per. | Necessary. anne Operating °2ts of a | HOUSE fartlesville, Ok.” Davis, 929 Wve pds Priest | MATE ework. Bsa. bw f0) | PRESSE auing Co. pi unasiraas | tc) | eats. _Jacob M R—For_ work ons required. Cait 5 ya7remen * unlimited op 3 a Ww ; GIRL. wih 24 § £00d wa HRLS—AGRD —— at ies @ try. 3019 uR- wor tw ae, _P. -1), a S—Exr X perlen +s a Bart. Clea: Ns.is os 1200 Park ass Dye.! valsr it M ange, Too w on sample | | O., 1326 « Ch to 12 t. Al rer op i 7 ¥ ANTED use ty th aor 2 aw thorne, Res. STEADY 7D ~2t)- Barr = Eg £0 aT Hor: A Oli o men, f ——— jf 00m, Wa enc ed: ox hite i eaning and meee ed es {e2) i ers: AKERS- S) All net SALES emical Bids ea o" eTenc ry ’ “ | 1127 ooh riter we} education and wb fc) i M : WORK Se bite? | Si ‘KEPER- OF coun- ) ~—OCcUst. rwick H ae Ts Dyeing \ | 323 Dold Waxes Skirt makerg — | 8 LADIES. 8. ; OBectie « : ae >| a \ and able 4 allinek C: 8% TO. - : BRI | and go t. Fo | M ee Otel, Fig Dply linen PRE o., e100 apman | ymar ts to com ers and help ucated ~Two « ; : “fn ION E = GIRLS ppIY Fourth eye? Todt Tar GH‘; | fon. Box W- deri ee | tee ee teenth en SSER—EB Arseng)y a? | mardi ldg.. King's net. help-| Sonality = pa? refined. , three - my Tea 1 floor, | Che | HOJ'SEI 359, Pp prentiom ily: r general dj; Steady Xpertenced an st WW z's hig el. Annie | &© arte ned. and voung la E Ixpe = HAN) Xperienced) Tue “as, Hirscear dn essmaking; ~ —{e2) ONE BLOC Kk BAS: SECO mical Works | | tne Cy assist = Dispate ag -_ flor. at niente _Paaeware small 5 tet ) ; ate 4336" inset good Wages, fancy gatmente = me WATTRER: » ASSES 30 Ni hway and uy tine. ee a laree busteensine , enced 4 ros, & Aibe apply at GLUE G ST OF RRO AS HOS hk pces eee nn } ave bh comm Onall Work Sew Pap RL -Exne —— rstein, ” aos fen IRLS—Bx —_— 10:30 ay “im _Room 36 experienc aah | tween ,dut no: essent det lonatrating pre ARN x =: aan 1 Hic a Paper RB Co ertments i Snec nine oO xpe Tiencec SOT ' HOUsE ——— ellston , Come toda use- | MARKER— orest 5792) smal) | ESSER | VEIT > are — n 308 | i nie ced. App) meet. w “and io ae Call ue pre ANY DRESS ii - a ge Fe ine ae Se Ca | ND Sw +m. ne. Rose, rn the traae | J se ‘work, {- idle ‘aged, a 200 Oliv Prone ne aE est ~% | rienced { ees anid 1S | WATTRE - Sturm i | ACTIVE ~ Mt Bide, sone ANTED SMAKER_ C is cher M e factor Ose ) skir IWERS- — rade.; +; c. Mis country for : MAI Aale | App! roners o meney ' tES SSE Sante staurant : bean TR 4 en 4 _tbply at on Experien _9., 4407 Cook. achine, Bow tickets on FE]. a 8. Appl -To sew ie) | ox & pagel, O'R Food hor Renera] |“ {KE R—eaper © Launery | 3 Dy - once, nh waists, a to e | 00d wa -Experie . te | ®ary within 10 4. VELING owe. o ds Cee G ——- Co ook, oyd- W j kl- o.. LOTS Diy Weir ooks 2 a he OD 4 emanate allon. M ne, M . dry, or experienc iniaeteettnse ary, | bd _ floo EISEM skirts a eX pe- ’ — aces. 2t) nce not fe er! rapid : da ate. POSIT? ~ DRESSM ©. SITIA 8. also | per J I RLS— Exp, elsh She » Washi stein. r. ind eye HO “SS et ex 719 FF need, ( AN BRO. 3 nd dre VAI R ) Morga t= nece: | Custom advan: expert iON te ~4 SMAKERS . trai lelpers: xPerienced Ant e | fiANI ungton, 2audau Son USE ce BR ea . No. 2! MAR =f i Frankli Monarc ee P ’ O., 315 sses, | Ic - SS—B n. Ssary: | ' Ts and ement: caine am ra ll __Mange, 70m iS—To w ud. | 00d salar need oa Seen Se ND SEWE Garm&, | mode cPER—Fo abil “ ARK ER-- =: rch La RESS ieee ON. 10th, suis: lowers’ } nissions: bo, ir frien calling we." . On W as} ork on k tc j ( . 1 y. Alex, ~] ers tO ae sew at once RS-On On i a rn house r elderly a / er a nd “XDerie my un- ERS— ee i Ay, testauran: ee ing tn On Uses riends ; Don Q Dk bs, ingtor skirts, S0.. 511 Olive F. Kess!l on furs; | Wa . United silk di imac) 1 toa we : laundry couple; —~ Jaw asso nced rourh an Girl —+—_(e) | “EM Ww mt. 2533 sr come $5 after fi hoon a TT 8 Ani i t ay. “Jac ‘ob | GIRLMN— ig ve... st. sier Fur and —"shington, 4 ed Skirt ar resses, So) | 1097 man in go. elderly : 6-room | movi ex rter: als rou dry had > 8 wh weg vy T Rie tne—— | SALA mw week} al mente Ps sie: or DRESSMA I ohne et 05 (ce); 4 F S~ 16 vear Hat | HAND spice loor and Daves: Apply | operennite City “i health or middle. | inn: Derlence. Ho Steamstrymark- experi © have! worm! 505 NN APerion Reaui RY AND Rare! . affor.: . @ : ERS* sf 105 c) Ashion sorting old, 1 fo ae > SEWERs_ cv 8 Co,. noo | HOUSEKERPRD _In, preferred ih Home tress li ence . ve’ Wal ON, ced. | ro Ting refine RAIL i at Wi ahd sew! Hk}, 3 Sr aoe _Gambi : , Ww aist © rr light ¢ | ay. Re DO. EK EMPPRR . Box; MILL a Laund with | 41n u on lad ’ TRESs— ”_N. Vandeve ittle B ned wor (OAD ie ari 4 4 He) eee eee. wie oR—y¥ eton, | - F toc 0., 1200 Warn Lory wo ori., '_IN MEDNIK BA DY wanLv=—— work i ars old — A 9OR. 9235 W A bai ty. OMe an i an employ 1 to LL L ANEF sa YO. y 1321 d trimmers eae N Sers Ol h red ; al Ww 15 alivieres one 1 night . ver, O95 ‘ vation ; ss nde Dr ( faba Ik R Cal 1c fi Or as nu {0 apsint OE i HA N : SH. | . _ Box R-W Po! Wag ed; inde- RY MARI vl Wa Vashin 8. Gol- & 1 ouse SO | AITKENSES a and De} LADIES.” Uarland R or S( R | ( re. nt RESSM AKE — iY 54°] W. all 409 i east. rse girl, Si Witn ho i To D SE 7 — fe, | HOL SE j - Bebed, st-D fo: rie | me ER- ~7F12Ww ngto fon, Ww Al] se dress soda fo Es To s Imar, | pe [3 — Fa we ina oF, hile . GS ’ Sve R ASST De Gif 0756 Kingsb use- | sew hook ‘ W ERS ——S) | ¢ .BeP ... Visp: ee h. cht} MILLINERY ws W. Ki __{c) d IKE . es ELY or fountain serve ich fe) | stcards. ating ben's S- ne Te n, oon STAN: : GIRL—With knawic ury, Ist | Wages oks and arm on . Middice ANERY jy ng’s | hirh. St 16th tive I orde ght Tunche | Profit: §5 pictures, © busines , DRE SSM Deimar R r —Apply a stenogra know led 'EIsE 4nd stead eyes o j 1? y 7 Lake lin aged, ee tion; 1A KER_—c a gh- as 3 ] and I i and oO} “a Salle » must eon and Pa -’ On fe. ete: a "tintin \ ANY POM 2 ge of (Cc); EMA ay worl n dregs years old: ; e, for ° on sm: 1358 £00d s —Good, c floo 400 ' ive. c ‘and be i rtie ular ; Sa “pare tf “ ANDER V tiee; MAKERS HEL nag. Mrs. | _ salary. bher as general a ‘bookkeeping N BROS K. Apply paneses: good | Fights party: | zo0od } mon ane ee | pom alary, 219 ‘x Steady p PRi Cust ARM ¥ Shop, peat, and | _Brookty ® free mples I0- tates” 4i0 OORT | Swe ab yg + Sunday, PER—A G Box R- R-241 p al assistant; ng and | WeMSTITCHE S., 315 N. 16th oo” to work, | 221. Po arty: reference * tee d boy | MILL 16 -&, ySh0Y _posi- RESS FEB lh WAIT! RES: taint froadway | Pane oe: Artint, G (stamps) 7 - aalhest Hiss $327 co. ap by URL Whit “Ost-Dispatch, State age, a a HER--—E —-—-_ 0th st. i rk. | ~—+—_ O8t-Dispnaten hee required, Vages to| INER_ TI oth. Ty} _Apply $ DER ~—Good (ec) 8 Ath s8— —EXperien-ea 1.ADIES—Fivc . a DRESsM “ ote Bri} pren- work; te, tor et Ch. i Cc week. I ““Perienceq: @ - Sd floor, HOUSE] Soo me Box R } Who kn RIM ME R— vit IXth fl¢ jood ‘Day: | WASHE rienced wna? demor Five. he ~ A, B AK ERS- liante, ' ins reference cooking and wv erlen, Mperial Pp ed; $1z =6plat ‘EEPER—F -; linery, OWs how to esl) -E. xpe Siew nn {c) RESs ~ PE r0r, 325 | steady Wor HBRWOMS restaurant | De onstrate lmht. ~ Capa bi ARNEY DRAP ERS. ~~ Fe IRST- f and ¢ R—For wre: Mo S Millin Pd: caij | venii sADY——je - 49.7 Locus uschart | = ashington for the nes 12th a if ry o. 15 ADIE “a wT _ ; | NTIC j begi or 4s EMONT me sew: pald wh dressmakiaz. 5 ich | he Pe GIRL —¢ 2 adults) ne ooking: general M IT 1 ery, 17:4 | nile dep eX Derlenced pee Wo pantry, A | SALESI .N. B ply Ce trade + ES—la > 3580 Expertenced N f| R AT a 2 oe Na ald while le aking; one tj fC) |. Nousework, tioad sett] » Washing. S00d home housew work 4 WINE) RY } 4; Guired, ariment: ced, to geil in LAN ~cols : Dply 1814) flee -ADIES -s fads atury After | gueht; paid re eaten (c65 Product; male ladies te ORS| 'GIRT Arah st. cerning. He mat can | HOUS 104 Ex ed girl for wana | aay’, third APPI!y at in apartn . Apply PR] Dy > se WEIL pply M best’ refercnost ius; taut (@20o N red: “kitchen 2 im needs one. thing fer ee bance. , , t 5 RL pe nsley, os SE GIRL_ Irigh t. r gener; M floor « 5140 De 1ent: | De ¥Y to Mis t TF tis > | ow i, rise onday ; re vary iW '*. 9th. 1D, PS hen (c) | nd 1 p ©. Anni new: « — | ing, maniews: ope While jeg hairdressing clede_ Hotel, ary and introduce ; ee REE, Les _hous Younes ral, onday a As Imar, S$ ‘Partmen: °*Ss Murphy K RS ashingt ING , oe a re- | “OMAN - =th Sturm fF Rest. _ OT? Pry Sund every _Mantours » ladies ming; n el, Mond cOommiss| a grocer mac chit perate Un r - Sework S_ girl ee iii And Tnesd 80 5097 un- PENNY «oc PAY, 2d f SE 4 CoO.. E - m., |/_10O Kitche ‘stau- | SUP ttt Ma: — a. Al’ PP RE ng - to lear ’ Posi tio ay. b ety on, C } ry to ie, Styl fi . ion “Spe ! HoU - and Cc hil j to a (ol Sp I Sat hid ay Delm: oie, NN} 1& rf loor m j A MST R Sichth- =— er S. Kin ~ en Ww ork. EP RAG E a ‘heete r een “ NTO _ Talbot's, poo,” hairdres. | kK Veen 2 a ee ae elit Skirt Cc cial tucki 'SEGIR GIRL- seen, F2e assist wit,| In Aisin WwW | ae pa MU — GENTLEs, : ~ il clo EXs—cC and | W Uk 9 high ‘Barnes § what the BSW e mm bret, - MY oy Ji- fore 2837 re: 81. 50 cy | Fort Worth, rex’ 8 ore doin ey : elma r right id sgn an frees ‘aminer Steady AY... Wel Y Mond; r - famil __ Water: ~And a and Nn houseworl- rve, fast, Cie 30 ‘ai Co,, Hoy} bewriter y Who : MAKE eimar, pF heim - MAN T rt Delma day. ear SIs een FOX, uffragett . ¢ BIND r a Party: 10ckin A S on Ww eg A, —aee A Gr tv mor ni , v of “3 j Man, ssist_ with | _{e) not afra{ 4 ork ; m neat and NURSE ra. ‘OVie a . Apply, NO Can | hi oe RS—kry ‘orest’ i776 Par ish’ © do } — all WEEK e, x TRY a Forest 24 .: &; $15 N. Pply at Waists, 0 expe. | GIRLS For zroves. Mo, ng. 106 Py} j HOU; SE nursh; ing full d of wort ust be inte d | ——— = Whi — 2 and Lac} Sanito wank can mak Spark Ps . risn's | Mand Was - | ing; ex pens 7s & Sk ins tlh] S : — 76. Onday, tens 108 h, 1 Seta EI a rts li kor hoa Se me eh ant 6 GIRI. ate ng. 825 r ! re respons; | K and ¢e ereste | | Nf ' — ite, ih ede, ol , s. } ’e] e com | need oD VW CoA 4S ” hin nk. oe — f - Women es @as Raieentees TT; er, tom nM OF. ta _- sd flac ISE Maw and | zht Word ; vuse Work; | ore wee —Colored. for | references, ility; to apable of | tsK—w : 49 Pershing oa _Iucas. tason Manure’. Shir erators lAN- EN S124 Oliv ©@ Dinka | (OF, food to tr anced. wf BINT} If ae Work. D Bro. | —Rrillias ork; call 1 aly - $225 E for ~._(¢)! HOCS Will pay such w tak-| high hite, e —orshing, 24 #1 7. “Manufact ts: ste Muell 4s wen a) Rei Product ave. @ o canvas NDERY ¢ 7 4th ork, “Basie I Ie ~~ ( ae s an minediatel y _position - HOU Sr enright av ‘general ne i Ol’ SEM Al w ell Reo t tes proper i Wages. Xper iene "ed: Ff. y for 1 —— : E { B = " 74 IRR Nis _ Sec urity i tlae ait to position. ie capable. overt ic good Perienc {runt be"accurate werk: oT; ~ Years apartme ; family sae iz + We ch ihre 7 Apt. | SKIRT eee On coats S| Work, or cookir (cr | Cfe edu 0 a fpplicant Fi¢ OK KE sands y, 312 and -sleevers Binge DRE SS AN plovime OF pay king d ee ost- Dis, SE Cir, ork, 4029 cCookir | £20. no ] Tet ; must ft y of ee -—— | NUR —* esimore] a a OP EI Lic Deim 8; gi Z00u OW OM 4. O23 ng “and. ; tdow Yeation vith hi } : Miuet y E P Ry i w VAI hy nt. We st e partment; oe Longtei) “For re i da teb er | 2 Fore ; , aundryr yA de gzo00d c , Ww est | SE GIP] and. d G y Cars ys - | Salary tA Te = nar, ‘ AN To Ww “stmin c down n “ ithouyrt ‘ . HimMarr) git me 190} / pPerience, ASSIST Aly ‘ DUE BAS 1105 Wast ST CO., } = and Spruce. ern Wire [’ steady ¢ em- | HOUSE WV Sypris Nerat houecwmen:.| HOUR est 4543. vork; good homek: Wages | food hone: @40, SSsis s:/ Co.. 1105 ‘Weaty, Work. ~ Raperis n —__!¢} 1413 Giive take care ¢ aves, Tne peereonalit ncumbrance teeter (man - —andwritin salare “ ANT— se seen __ National TERS- Gi Ungton ay. | GIRLS roducts Co. | SEGIII \V or Monesw = Bsul| HOUSEW = ome. Phe north: Cat, 800d pay t_ with h SS? | Se ashing nPply XN ced; good | WOMAN” ~ ie of room! |} Ro’ lnvesin ity and adapta ted: pl ” x. Rox XPected ate age, . i ya Ablors. 7 On] on " fc) j i 4s ~To learn , j __ §1OS Ki 4 ~\V hite SO MGE - P I j ( OMA a. - Me | pe el _Cabany Pe. P y. 7A Ww ousewo k ~ KIRT 4) ———— gton, bth flax OV elty Sk MAN. Kr “R 2 ne “house. j Qulred tenet Nee dajpta rile . Deas . Rox y.org”” in e@x- ELEV Mt | cust a 1s: le n hair { ——_ Ings . for gz ne Cali at yor x ' NURSE S45 est Ork; | pay PERAT ni irt 10 or Ke po efar) “seen ; g orgs _P.-D, your own Pe _ ing re GIRLS ; ‘ arora nM. om Begs os [= Olix &:80 hair work, dressing an and a HG RSBGIRL—Gr 5 Be sire housework. | Hot "SE WOMANS core, . inert “housewe ‘ork. sin EGIRL— Experienced OF eee third _W pay, | Weinatein in (Bteady —— a!) | W OMAN ae 1830. Perth housework. h ho | I-23. ag al par rhe par cAverienoe te: ee ae estic Colored: chia . Tth aS, -—Ur cook, | houses AN M: —— ‘| dry, pg oune need. or wan ae CON “MONnCaU G c; ; : Wh ng Gri > hourg | Oe Party $5 ad tency EX, MIN : ST a e! neat i I 4 —— x nS and 3567 @uinahieemimee ~~ Golfa tein C } i ae Use Wwe rk. liddle. ne (7) Pes ® food Ww ork: ? r worn cutee SKI} ore Arment 00: ; Forest . lite ‘ r ll ro 8 ‘Spat y b Set) Valter : | ; —— Obes . ith’ P ‘appear. j chi ” perienc ed ie > Lar ty ie, ax O41: ‘ ) 2208 . -@fed, nn | a Was -> ,. -Cleren : an, to a tl hel eee Pe oO. io J ark xe ~ cook | Ss. om. a Week I iA DY BOOK} ; nent o On ski — ne Pin Ee ne; good a oon Hoil ee a GIRI. RYT: eee : Central HOU SE Ww ? S. Br for lich res. 5737 ( C@s; ro Se | work: BE RATOR: ce , Won. rt. aloon ju; ’ Seman BF ox cae } _. Pas Ani rts, Nt 18, (« , j 91, Pos ‘ Salary: ertth l me j _ adults, ~tor } PP papEgeee a j 2 OM AN renames roa dw ay. Ent j £24 Cates. laun-! : . best Ss E x . a (cr; iAN. A ic h. Sioa ; ei { vr kK KEP EN is . a Ww as 3] arr K } oh ibimlbveiniepeeet t- Disp ; adv ane Punch ae os "Mu 7 louse Ww niece Bi 411 N. F ‘or on : N a a _me ne — O.. Oth f] Div at r ‘ Stes i we) rk. 21: colored; spinal j 8 me : 44 UG gir's re experi = phd ~~—Whitle See RE Y-' -GIRI— mily 3 HOUSE ay. ousework d IRL— — | SKIRT a Oor, lit Once, Selz tuv | WOM — 219 N. “fn re es ALE at. : _—. R a jon Pa clip thi reads: wo on shirts; fe) | pe of 3 the, for General Fpireno ace | hs es 4143 ‘peigred: oy Fenerat smi: ur WOMA N. For “Re , i w wages and ‘hos Ssist pith chi | $25 w eek PRATORS— On Sne Lac cust. tees Dron ~TYo wash | 7 wig EN ane 0-\ Bom S FOR Keun ton ay, nd Oleon- Ww “ady oo oe Sey Porest | t 1 pA Ae ° “or nener: = (c) HOU ‘Sk : ia aure} ( on. For righ m | ton av Oleon- Ww operators. é itee MAN—For adinic Conneeticn ut. ome. 1° net a > PE Brite , i floor. er ber. i go G niddie- -a a Ce ee i } =: ur i house ee } We 1M AN : — Cab: est 6°77! may SS Sea . erber. pipe Sunday di ning a i . & sRoO ies oe 2 Pericnce Oman wi E ~BXp R R Re 1s work, fa ged ,Wwomar _fe) | 00 =n GIR aVtfor work, Gra work: : Or girl. ss (c} | (eo) i STRAW —.-— rot Was! j Mase h Work. ( room: short tees Westen ADLW AY ly come in office th actual aD NC . fe) | References.’ » mily of 2; 2 for generaj | otk. 3 i. About 16, nd | |HOU mall family. 34 for general hous | NU RSEG 1 Straw SEW ER-—Expenc bing: | meler's Caf “al Monda : pours: no | ——— Bee , Dete work; eCx- CO I) ke IT ‘ | Gl eaten ee oe Z2107A A * GO home a al! Bie A } , rr ‘Ganin | SE Ww OM ; __ di 50 Hal house- dr od RL. aE og AW hats Experi rina (c) | WOM AN A feteria. ,.: = 07 —— a Se ing met nt in y ; thor AT A TR R, RLS—E a. A nn. t night.; HOUS Humphr. sist with h cook AN—Fo. alliday. en and Oo heip" ———- Wash - Crow enced | To ~ 415A N, a. m. hod noder ough. N D G pa xperience = G] Ri : ev. house. OKing; mn Or gene awe (C1)! gO lf assist take c ——ashington a n Millt _ on ladies’ | for ol care fo Sth : Ss and clo as, capab n bookke . "or alt kK IRT ny. App ly iced for labe ao "hone 7 oO assi — ‘tbany » Ww ashin ss ral housew P oene nigh around » are of 2 }’ RE Ss ay. oth fl nery ¢ o, dies’ | Wa a c oupie: 7 r roomine a _. j rR AL Kk ST able to taf. Dooks; le of opening SONNE NFR ee o IVAN 3). aa ros, _Druz Brag t Garrol. cling and ‘finisi HO ne_Cabany_ —_— with dennmneet re Rl WwW. 7 Ye referenc ork and, »,2TK. Ad tS; neighborhoe ss’: light _chil- S VER Di Sy Tae oe t Lindell _ Sth and | Aes. 1207 room, box 3, 2OUSe, Look Or all d a Wie a ha : : ay ey asec : - CSE f. “house 1IOUSEW 4162) Ber es. Ph | 347, p dress. »0rhood * t ‘work, | OF, regis ERB x | fled te ‘ intereate | Toust te tent PA ae are thor, do no one } REDER —— ER, 704 Wa right | —&fferson. ore 12 or Mon a bakery: | pare (Grand, : €. for general fc)’ HOUS fy poly 302A Lake. alls, Lite Bidg. Week position; | represe EACHERS Wwe = ne fferson La flanne is; | oOthrs Nterview iminiwre tren educate | nNorr & boo oroug) reply /; § ; ERS-—An, ashin GIRL onda ‘; | SOUSEGIRL— e Api. BK. housework. | SUV OMAN ake. | nee Mr. B _510 In-; & ‘ent relia —In all (7) OMAN_F undry, 19¢), | Pa@) - thoroy Nisters eA, Quali oBrapher, " kkee per ily com pe- ° Mop . ane nd folde rs | —_ rt | “ieee a —~TWwo w i © . a area - 2903 S. } aDe yx o Tonty:@ KF or general cepa ork, 4S8sis mother Middle - -aged pilaihiads {c.) i OF} Ir ICE GIR tn ell, No phon | oe Summer ee firm dur — towns to of 3 ae general | ~ , ot lin per « a Instry eth, ee ators a tox Y-98 ec ate- McPherson | °" § Port tere and check. | 176s hats {experienced in trim: (C)) HOUShe ty: Grand 3ogj *) DOusework. 3675 | ore eme: Senate ae general Lowman. to | }hneay ad Rls. —Experienc d eo) Ww. A ne oe ms: Food ie spare time | oo St mn Deople; ae qusewors in fa S21 34. Gtemees referenc those qualifey tt 1 BOSO) ’ Ost-Digs FEaa y Laundry “MOCK - S. Br Wait o rimming | SE.GIRL-—ov.. TO . 679 | HOU: W9 wes housework eneral 1001 gr, 7 high | - Robe Siness 78 ay, ple '¢! WOME — undr mily | -—~—_Uises. D ces exc} “1: peetss,, { IRONED” . ‘7! figet jae dry, 4985 | GIRI,— —-_. _ roadway, n trade: ng! housework Over 14 ee (C65), 4 LW "OMAN Ww Forest 3 ork; | ings; Office w aduates, f¢ Pn Be Or _toria Bid rts, Busine: ‘ years asant , OMEN— FF, 1116 Dol. | ENPPRIL irew tor. 23, mange \ Hh her'y 4S880rte, LR An r CY: steady bee ANC hike RS. 8 time L—W hite, ge Steady HOU rk. 37 30 D to help wit a}. | Work, or n Woman SE IOS. / por » Rood Wage Work ; waees or filing a r SEAN. 18., St. Loui babe Manager Address | shoo Week : wo; e @XPerie Bg — XP EF RI ke N¢ ' OC at at. sates ( JO44 I a W a bund) : . machi —~-seeeeastieinnniees | ath, ! bOoSition: ~ DD A : ‘to © work ne girls; rCo.. 1905 Pind ode p enced, fan. | ing’ anager, @nd salad pene | tor!! -— General a Mec right » assist house. | 31m.. 2H7 poe @ © for adv ound- _ Stat! S6—Apply anna N. Gung. = 3 ashers; $3; §S LES] | MUTYON - Grand J also r NSH ATE Ln Pin Prices, Missouri | sow : y | year y employ Od t Ne and (] rienced. ct) neny ub floors: Sth. te) | SONNENPF ie tional) Tails good KERS-—Gooa 22 NISHERS t. n hour ang! .&: Ay ic iuie : wns te) HO'NSEG a! Enright cusework; _1676W or wrt d wages, Pho best of | Sala round; oyment ypewriter; SHAMS ee ONing, 1: Lun =i ’M work. | rs: steady ; NFELD?’ Allors, Wages: 700d, on WS ON agig Mm custo, alles. : fie Sy pp ly a ap “tor ‘ ‘Ale nen ik J RL — Gi iinet - small JANITRiBea ite Box We-se one W | ry expect State a to right oe rRESS— LOK. 100 Park, XStrass arket s eonard’s Co. place 2D S, BU = ro : N7 M 4 Steady cus- i . Mth st a eee )= «De ‘ — sentasianing ~ an. Vea aS flay gee relate Mi a sirl for _——__ © IT RES ; a pare -83 Pp = te A ost- -Di c ed; ap Re, exper party - Dy eing % -Exper} (el / or = - St. Conf y no ee 610 Ww NHOLE — Morgan Work, Na. INISHERS. 24 floor ite: wood nay | @iRis- enish he Loee rere ble ay feneral house | Monda “Apply Frisco Bidg, ost- Dispatch. — ‘spatch, DPlY at once ce and | SE & 8nd Cleaning inne = | 1EN—Whi ectionery, | a ashin t St~Class MAKE : “ Ten eR (oy pay, j 7* sis He a et ‘ “aur ae fs sh HURL _ MOusework, 3H P PRESS sth floo risco Bld ce. Hox | AMST R : ng. 1300 P Lungstra Vassin ole or OF spare 2 'g on on Av. t é f kK S — Experienced: _ th & *s Cus ) . ' , ts oo} tt i Gi 2 —s H "ieee, &., e i ABDI Y- ke SS— Wark. Fy . hk spare : i A: SHIER ore gv0d toy ge te First-clas om S NN. | Oo Shove fon mia famiiv: IX, 4s SBGIRL— live at. ‘ ing: | yim ty Pr ntin r Co , xperlenced. Re. | Diy third- STRESs— ridge. pate h. [ANF —=“_Alabama onday amo Nik ata use yee pay, Tin Bield Bide . a S$: ZQood rae (el) } om = ooo Cat: Rives ted “nae —vork _in s: it girl tor menaon i — i iy Printing Co. ana "In oa. Ne- | PENw er office child Ss ESS Someone to de ai. —{c7) | "ro For dining roor 7 we US-Barr ‘AS ar Writer; ~~ : INH ES -_'aylor a ary. Room | att K in drag ser - Sp | HOU = family, general hx tornirg, sD ER— & — (c) NY & GE} erred. ©¢ livin © Plain s ferred ; lving mand | - geal, IR tg oun references. - Wust make 12 os nd Olive. ome |. Grae ois. ine ne & stor ne ca. ST ae Ni iKIL—To $30. SO54 ¢ iT house | | J.ucas Mendle Prin poly oanly Monday OPERATOR “Broadway 5 LLE'S | SEAMSTR all Cabany a a, est mfg wing WOMA 0 Sunday m..§ nelghborh kitchen Require ex . erience & girl livin; __ fet) Pht day ® buttonho On cust ei Gh : ner Grar cs Sees, hai —lOusdVerk: fa assist = wi ne | RITCHE x On. Sth ana fle! S—On y and Morg: | STRESSES_.Ex | _ux Mie rere | Perienced : ‘ABH Ii: | not nec C88 ng with p ak if convenione 93 oC OM pants: | tl, Witite: 2 jets HOUSEG amily of m: ith genera! TCHEN WOMEN and eld Bros dresses. ——_orkan. (c2) | of ladies’ m -Experienced ” 27-——— | Care for y +; Tag middie aed. “17 Texas, | po 4 : =r ary. 60 parents; NiNiah 7° lent, Iraq jeer hou | ie es en ) IRL Foe on Fo ral! versity | TEN——$3 ic) OPE — and Alb Apply —. i 709 W: “sh toe enc st. ' j iNY : " TO W: (+l) ly : . VY orl ap j ~ , sort Ww __ Ket _ St. all dru » -_-— -a idney. 1. Se ee » ij NE LS . ATORS- —— 310° Wa Perator. d LIE SSE gga map | Locust, ce i ‘Good "eee eee and i ; 2 . . ‘ ing ed joni (ce) Sif MRS Ashingt ‘ leed appl i ” Div 7 :30 ‘ aste | wAner: Se ae ) Ho & store, 14 ~~ ADiEsS aE RL) Vest E ! iecew a ak inaton ressmaker ‘ -We can x (el) ng and s . white, f ee (er) | al? . "ASHIER nm Jacob 3 M: = {0 learn 7.0 CUS ton. Ard floor v.; nena pent: ¢ SHIRT Ronw y Co, 1013 wreet i in For w ' R30 FP; Park. - Xperience igh- -_ ALS ‘ ty and } : Dyk Rs pp . » Washir 1 Thirtee teln employ te: two i 3 ced girl ral hou ‘sige Oe 0.. Dept. 484, e at onc Biddle Rirls to } in me T BODY settee | & with cl washing 1 fi — nae sid will | : ,tnd _ GIR I Pe Morgan, ¢ ; a0 i or fla S GIRI, nth. Sidne Ox ved. BBR | SOO Cler ’ eo no sowork; ~e LADY—With | Omaha, e. a earn. N, n’s nec senw ode TONER oomneke ~~ urniture a - ered, A © Con- : 7 F — ‘ans ~ ts ve ive experie , Wik] a) rn oners, ow dren: $3 y lady, take (e) | AOUSKG) D. references, | ishing, BR ome experi (co) p RS—Ex Dt ry ©0., 2815 15 Te a Appl sf for Rei erson. of Monday a. ent’s ffi iperinte , | 'H AMB op. ‘Bre nd courte se Mate no 7 est Ena | _1"t4 =o ver week | ake care of age HEN tel “tbe 1 I + _7OX 245, rience in. ower machines nenced (c) | SHOE Wol oe Ply Leader Laun- ve wika Hs tel, 12th =. office, M nil 4 ERMA wae iw AY a ous, La tate @ or bina ae Maine Gey er. ek and go of 8 chil- ral hetene, out “id t sADY—BE =, L Atchfie! ‘kodak fi _ke cet st. ines. M iris to OB WORKER} ~ r laun- WISH tesserae and Ia- Baleo ain Fl } a roor Wa IDs. -E x nd | Oliv» . { : kop X the riPiice indery in; pri . (ce) (?! RI. - i ao) night : mL or k 4s work: no w o assist With | _he!l , lderly lad: us eaten d, Ill n- ‘ —T artin- artin, sew on i —_Roger Sb: KE RS—Dirie ta (ec) lady int to Near tro — ‘ ny. oor “ - and Was) ashington } erienced:; oe ad ES ELL AD)S Ox Y-o54 inting plan: - inns —~loung, to taka S- | HOUSE Arundel pl. ¢ ‘shing; no Ren- P cook, _2910— y to Go houscea 7 *>ERATORS 1720 Mar. | SK 0@ Co., TOU 8 in fitting roo ='! a atory erested in if m yo ouna women — 4 . ! ‘ ry “Tine i trac} On skir . Post-Dis oi] Small fan take = 'SEG HR nen ‘abany ( Outside LADY- FRE. J Oliv Sework dre Ex IRT | FIN .. “ss K room , ry, artic) terary oman $ 7 CHAMRE i. otel, King’s a 3 ' Kirls irts; n s. genera ily: elt care of “ age hes OF AS WY, Young: - and S8es; ca perienced (c) | ISHER sroadway ., typed o cle or work, s or - , ER y highway e Mediar.: tO gay » nust knoy eral gis I: Ri ier Aa sch baby in ork, 7 te or col ——————". Or enced: K: assist Steady nh make on mid | Rood pa ~ *, nD — (e) pay r hand-wri poem for end us| ieee ; and 'b MAID - av. 24 4. Ok On dresse row. t GIRL, ack. STRO Were ett! home ‘nighis f°. 7 se for oe State sa ant :¥ der G work and gosq lsh mate ang _Garm y; stead ready te wa” | Pay you ca bi tten. If examina _— | iehar et: 820 per (e) e 8’.. 8d floc on-Werber, to4 Apply of Or womar K. S780 Westmin or ai; ichis. Appl Pp. m.; no house. /-- ADY- a lary. Box ntist: experi jarment Co., g00d pa 48 $18 a week eee Co. FF Y work: Perel ork: jpay salary. Af appointed oP table tion, Tt. Ping m Hote t. Apply. house “month. > roo Giki + r vt W. us} im With baby resis ‘to do hous ister, How SE ae (tT. piy 5985 ‘Pe / ashing; £0 aa Midd) Idle. -aged, D- 77, _P.-D ri- OPE R 615 N, «Nin y, ee e SHIRT Ww tenet 6 Lue as. 6 erfect it | Woman’ y. A, nted Mi our we wilj . t if infty’ . } t keeper R m fn— 4 Io " . ; « ington ine: en in small n eweortk: Pry no I: -W hite: fc Pershi ing av.(cr . Cal ! \ { to take r.-D. AT RS—B th. stern | ste ad AIST OPE — 8. Oth floor j _in ns a a = your MSN staff wil! ( blow I ighw ay ned uck- tiThey ey Seiali oe etties cy * een ic) Gi . Lue nav a TR Apo ir tment: : nelp thes iundry or . 'Or gener Cnr eeeee {Cc ‘) L ADDY : A ietor 27 PTRRX, Cc are of / Es; ST E XP ERIEN (e) F y work RA TORS— Experience; ington, nm, Dd. . . agazine, 318 Edi Xx — r A Ps. 123 N HRY ‘83 Kinesh no cook.» —— 22 8v outsid al hous —You Sa ee sick | M sADY W ate ashion W year a Y Desk tor, 9 Menoe ATE DIpprepe x West Gik Or _UDStairg =? NN. tith st oe -- Neat cok OUR, . ae: 3, | Nivers e work, 710% ework - Staten ng; for ledg | FIN KELS ORK AN N PREss- _ingt alist Co, ound; enced; OUNG LJ L 6. Wash. i te; We off ERB—Must ose RT. hite Work, 447 Mabe / in family o ored, for gen MOUSEGIRID Oe nl 1109 Wash: _Box nents; ans ker work and py | 4TH FLO TEIN, 808% S- | Son. orn flece, aay mare. | FO LADY—For florian | r Satin “4 be weeth Steady ans ty have cxpe- = 52 Westn, tor tami; HiT Me 1 ‘herson, Ww. F. Cox, “i 2; sonal feneral housework smal] fasait -Girl for general ee O55 7 Post- t-Dis, in own ane running OPERATOR: OR LINDELL R Ww ASHING YAS r. | SPOTTER—Exoed— 1200 Wasi. | it NG LADY—7 floriat. foreteactetccst R ; Pc Lk AN whl Rhen. gour While 4 best pay. GIRLS + ninster, ‘Y of two. Appt. GIRL—To he) 100 F lad ment. Mrs | WAgeRs. 3140. ~ washing or | housework: a —-E ides ‘spatch, andwriting. | ST RA Dot S— EXPER -RIENCEOS: rad and 1 Cleaning Coe fy Grand ico) ¥y —o satel, llth aad Pe in office Grand. equires the Ss : NG “ , race ay vall, La | _ leh 0 fw on cin, ; y hous 1elp in ba le war a (ey /HOUSKe _Caban roning; aoVv and t© vare for il (e) | FINKE "ORK "ry D ON SkinT ' SPOTTER. F..r o.. 3128 meee Dyeing | UNG LADY—F.. ne - Maje erv ie At the Perey MEN and Olly», (¢ ie. 0K custo samerin EO? fework; go akery and a a ~ -GIRi~White good | 2803 M two _ rooms; for ¢emonths- | ppohELSTEIN, AND Goop preiRTs he Let Exp veing | _viv 32 ADY—For Delica: les Kxpe es of : . Bar Nesbing Tp pply Mond. tf HKi m ; N 10th ‘pante: bay ~~ ae pre ferre ] 19 home after ssist “with Fenera] hous ite « or Colo Ee fey Set Magnolia s, 6Call after ths-old FLOOR, LIN 808 WA ASH D P _ nk and Cle erlenced ; Cc (c) MY S21 De Ral) Neat. canta Cnn rienced ] ; sn nen Ih eater nday 0) a. m., le ni” *Ssiist In St... 2d flor While I} | TA4A Geyer 5 p. m family, 3049 oe red; cookir “LADY—y p. m. | OPERA’ DELL BL INGTON, .| STARCHER *. refere , oe fellate : i - oN an me Perien | r kers, 4 perien , stea nee sist fe) m = MDstar pl ity ‘referenc ecm, Mas) bor Bene iE mo ow oa ~ old. | ninster refs rences: "ood ‘and dow nat house 1G RL —W hite ial ie) Ape iran. ? Associated oe take Orders Steady ready to work . — on Pett $) STR) Cc rystal La a :; also rou h $. YOU NG { =e —Ussell. with | housework : \! ents. : MOOK Good neces. 4450 Wear GIy mens kOe ral oe Wo rk: 2 — ishington, | § iH — Wages. 4532 Ww pote mar rk; $35; ees as gen ) LADY ASHIER er “ importers, |; $23 Ww haomins year round me highest oe RAW HAT SEWERS_ dry, 3 Lac! ary | "Rasen Ty y peip om. teration help My , hi base for * ‘i 4 Ww} — ~ rn fan ~ at i st., 4th f * ge Hat very | _An | a) o. ‘ and 5 8 And 4 Gikt uw: F210 Shen al “housework. i IN Te oom and b ut 14. as- z. shing or j Reneral_ tb a ‘LADY. derle Dry caper 4 Mondav peri- | rs guarant kirte: als (e2) | ST tee floor, Factory, —Merican Th 4 16, : em : uits, a aun: ry. dow net. | ie} tl—Whole landoah, work: no YGIRL oard: call Gab. Magnolia: G eye 7 go h \0useWork. a, | HADY. ~Your ——_—_- 801 Pj — Jmorn- Piece work. — $25 per SO sample mak... . RAW SE WER nie | Yc aS. ermomete mm trad (tir : : » or q a: G — 2 | @ ~| YOUNG er Co., 3146 La Apply 8 OV Refi 50a rs @ girl; no Gi eee time; 4 2 oe or cooking; fe) | ‘SEGIRI : o) 8. 4053 | sal: ut not n expe ESO Washi tarr-Kal eek or ris to sew SAT ONCE er m —Brignt eae. fe years more re ne es estrninas tL. Nights, room , | Cal ve Fete ‘renee oe hirhest w ; ing. - —thenun Te tary expe sovecars i e “a hington ter Gar “yl « on chi CE . hehe t t. ex hides bund] old,.- f Ore pp required See er E Washe hite p Cabs ny 4° apart- Dany 272 ces 254 W Wages: Ma Outside 7 house wo a LAT eted, Box D- Addre sir. OPERATORS. ER ment | floo ee Mr. Robi P; bent ric n ladles’ o sew in r enced o e wr or COO Hock West o 28355 meer: wages sag 08 W28R. {GIR} ees estmins —aple work ; york: no ADT —Y ; X D-227. Pomt eolving | — hl RS—E "eee fe) | ns, 1110 es paid. « party hats: be ining n pow. ers Race White Por a of Gh ~ Ry 9 : GIRL. To w = $30 » months bf ait Yr dish. ‘pn About 16 years: for a loss ‘HOU SEGIRi— at small) famiiy oa: me nee men esmast rete pe ispatch he | wenigh Rrade shire watntes ODerators | STENOGRAPHER— Rastnapeld. oad Co. i408" ~4 3d ot Ran lake spector-cashien, and in- COM) ik Ww) Drivate oy © jaundr Evasion » ; in lace ¢ al dl Cates, | Olive. ' eady, $7 per we r Jace curt: hel ~ with LG irl for "aan ne : y Apply % ype: expe. | work: pe nteed sala we pay ye On | kkeepi —With - Yo cut é ity Fair ' P a Nite nily DIOR fe fur- OTR urtain laund cin ek to start fain: Pa *- Mi } children 8 ouseWork ... | LADY- -¥ T Fullert ment Co rmanen Do rv: work u_a/ required. ng and offic ome 1@ Knowleds a UNG LADY at ermane “a Veral vea, Rood home: - mr SF . OS Laafvette. i] feoliah ry, 5108 GIRLS. -To a - , 4e"'0) da Ke orest 9° : mal] fiat h41° nd to perry oung. ‘for on +8 Wark Sition. M or no rr ee Olive 311 e wo rk; e Ke ‘of | day orM —Fer spe fe) ne nt a 54 Com) *: refe ast ca re ‘irs able, f F lanent, & dutside” aud, tea) | OF fash hinet “ohr G STENOG — A)! refere Cc onda Rrocery cl | e p Sitio KK re ne es. j girl Femained ; Oy — Tr pp ain exVperience Cc rac kers | an a eh ; G IRL «A orest Willin f£00d- e “solletiy ERATORs on. ar. 7RAPHER.. ncees _ o., SOG N. y morning. erk. “dae hs xcellent ns and NT ok mb BTt-c lazn. on Rox D-1 D-177, P. iz 4407 Me era and ith an; i Ca TE a essary, U . cakes: 80 + i sh We rk: aii 3 — h Pl ‘ Eto w ork: “pay ing Posit ng wo work; dresse 5 —Pxperie oh RON nr and salar Girl; Stat. Se, Rr : Sth st. Econom a, y to- Opport if; . sbury ADbly Aad mite Vhers d dow n- | nion Biseut ag 027 WwW family 10Lse an ao yp to 12 Salary a ion for ood Ss and nced, —— Dispat ¥y expected. State ¢ ex YOUNG ee ¥Y Grocer adv uhitie COOK Re with refere: Ptily, arg hone ral } - | GIRLS— seult Ca.. | omer ‘estmins of two. dining Monday. and conmmi one d Pay. A 8: st ho | ee betch. Box perzence | NG LADY— - ancen s for irs ~ rence, c 30, A louse | ; fc} To “ ee ae Hla: nster pl, Forest gs ANY- : __ 1111 Oo pion. A or h Dply ha e ay” 4 Use STEN ial R-895, uct: « To sol siclitinictntinen GED ; lent. worl (-claan fa Ris Hump} ee an must b d and} ~~ = te) | SHGIRD OE A) loo. Young: Ify st p- fanufa s May Hy wort and ENOGRA indies Post-; bak XPerience lett nell ] A »] .; priy cook, af Oh | S-- Exp rey, vall jta- om * ¢eXperte OX shirt | hous -~~Youna. white” must b assistant in (ce) | cturing C F _ grad PHER—No oblectizn © bread not n ng food ployme pply e COOK ate family $6 0: no I | ont if skiree denced, ¢ ROR nt positi need: good g¢ walsts: se ework; good e. white i mannan c) ures: © £00d penn t in cost 7 c) stb eesnisstneniscnnenencihmeens 0.. 164 7 Was niet | ed Guate: state NO oblection ta vant | Work ft: will be ecessary; a prod. nt of mm - ese Bxperie Reed, . mei | Beno? t GTR *, — 2. White. aelp _ on coate CG Eee Ww ashington Mohr aya | Hocar ate. Pont eentei, “kind gi | EES Sa at cece : OPERATOR Sparta cell ten ’ STRNOGRATHER Box D- 350. phlary “expect: and out of the etty. kind, sdvantage: steady floor, STIX aa second COOK pp Vestminnes, Wawee; eWay “OTK in pestaures > acoe ic) ~- Stock ag re sIRI~—Capable sit nt.) Lapy _W-115. Post-Dieno er? R-) pone mackin need on - | age — HER—Ingac Ost-Dispatch oy NG G ¥. Box Y-ina "p t, Loute | ’ " a rer ster, F amail Sf thts - all after rs “u0Urant, S59 > an mood Positos Riris “and bu sehen (c ) feneral hous ‘ pab le girl eee ae ‘1 AT Y. ~Youn weevahians ost- “Disnat h, Sala: e rap d and e by whole Elltot- Fish ) ze to 3 Insurance spatch. ola s GIRL~Or — x Y-153. P -D I 404 & FI T Abany, sana“ id w hite orest 2686, ’ . “ “0 m #10 today, Cel SS, Rroad.. ; piy Mr. As one for experle ndle Ww rappers. £ood \ ages ew Ah no wash Ww oman. fe | Clerical w x. about 20 © (mr, Sition “ies n accurate: sale h house: mu er j State sa ‘le ry. ’ 0; Perma ner experien boy two 0 woman: t "aie (eRs * * Fe 7 ee F ' ; wittak : | rN , x - i ctetemen i . + , ce: Stay all r three 0 Kae oe COOK 7; ot uUNNeces. OPERA’ A Post. | r business ¢ “xperienced in etch. | ¥c " ——— Box D ti COOK —G Wish Rests Hungarian een X Co. Brome ct? Vv Mo ; and 1s Vears o (ei! - Cahany partment Q a ' hou (\LADY— Week. Box nd qui | tATORS—_E casa | dictation: [0 assist boo in mat UNG L - 106. a Sood 4 ath ,” . ; . \ Le eee Place labe old, to WOW 5 sework ) You tenes R-16 ck to dies xperien tsi? |e n; don't kke ail or- | ADY—pn, nee Finda wo, 800d curant, _726 M oe RLV Ondway ann’ nteffe n ; | Work: e abels on } ‘fold circu ul /HoUs 41 McPh \ and ¢t ne, bright. ——_* S104, Post Ss and dregse ced: to Ivke. 617 G apply if eeper and t work; high right ht, for light ealvorial am - lell Rav4 d pay. « organ. ¢ na} hite and Hic in ~% } aper / Oy ~» Cxperience 1 ottles: igh a: “8 EG IRL, erson. do alker. at ofr roo 1 © 14 «¢ Oly . 10 a. F Ae le pi : on, 4d f} jarment am. eekly, tions. graphers educated. You ra ie Nepate “ expec rie COOK} rred. 4430 neral qhouse . t child te to age mn fe) | ‘atholic fan] £ ‘neral ho e) USE Gini. ongtel! “a... S. Murtiir ‘all OPERA TO Seer. Co., 1334 | _m Royal T and typiet effict. he Woes = + ted Cc : Vhiv. — A _Detm wor Nix en Soe SL in Cl) wash ily of 2: \OUseW vork i ho i—~For ee 5 : LADY... . ee o Studi ORS—F en | ees Dep demabes rit s for D v of Brisk: (¢) | _ Pir] £2, > $35: ho (e) + 2 " a oy : avartment + ng, good no oOutald in | Rome, good general pb ne! | -To ¢ wens meat 0, Zirls ar xperienced, ———e eDartmen er Co., oal- for permanent ha ee 2 BO. Ry | use | Wace! @ssin onth. Fo and | S880 Wages; refe © work ‘or | Vereen av, now s: Cuse Ww flee, y ake ch ——. fey Che e makin on w —. | STENOGR Employ- bright w ot destranny? 8 2 B COOK nee A Olly and aie MOLT tet wit} rest Tje> | +e erences, J r Ao KES no call at Work; Ten * wheeze ‘ray and arree a _—— ’ leap work; & over $25 Qists: . our | AP Tz. ; perle omen, 14 rabie urn - : Re ng rom ; Gites diy . I ee n fodest, (st RIL on , lorest | Hor -" Ys. now Enrigh once, o) nf Div age mail oO mai} 0 all v , come a a bs per w ir) young lad ao (ec) ' nee unnec 25 . Poaltion © Forest nestle wi th} Botan Stairs work -Younz, i SEGIRIL it av 53° Von, don nts. This ut packa rder of. 70 \oet, round nd be convi eek: nei Qhueeer oa Le real estate ="; the start; essary; years old: ex. ms - ar 9 ’ life « ook. : + 3, ”o 2 7 ‘a ; no hoveew ao to Assist _ tc ; house Girl: —— { . e he anv is light . gee and ies 108 Luca Ww ork, P nced: "te wer with ‘ ility and office : va ° exrce|! , oand ~ a: x. f y COOK S360 oO | fam . for 2 — : 4 rk: no vy wit h , work; whit a cS) mre fs vyone w work Sup- | eee ee eltason ady Rox tf _D- pay ~irticul respon + | neement: ent opport ™ paid ou a Wat “good wages. © ©! liv 2 or 8 } ey amily Vashine gene Olive no laund for =. | r lady w ho can pr and es OPERAT¢ Mfg. © 270), ars and sibility; at good unit fro re d mer iret-els erman. AR] lox W.-eq” ure ~ | omi of three or outsid ral : ry; ‘ss genera! | iD _th who will ¢: read an he | tA TORS—on ©.. | STE ont-Disp Salary d operato: workin les for z l e esirous 1% eA ia ee: pome ¥ ene, 8 p > @eod » “+ ninster pl adults, e work: . Ho weekly, » l © pusin | take and writ SEWING: Nn iat (ci6x TENOGR. patch. esired. _Bout TS traint & condit = | ar n i of Anniv . SThee Watt references, . Map lig Oe as nat. Lies tone dee ‘ G : ace 8 4 Ww "SEGIRIT Ty LAD A thssade Rox D one-third Title. °C : ING MAC . “SINGER a Ral Bx | | lad AP HER. a y hwemern R nin ach fons. , n g th at fondaw "" Bid ~ Empioy- ry recite LL, tewlee iss oe ; GIRLS—-Ex ~ : est- gener ri —Experle Y—Exp mannan D-105, P d interes jOOD WAG CHINES: Ex BUTTON | y with hi nd bookkeeper: yc ———— ell Te Col, 8844 Diy e me COOK ay gk. 8003 SIRT hebans = perience xb general heu need curing, Pertenced —'._Post- Dj ti VAGES: SS: EXPERI eee | Sach - sche lephone Co Olly usin reantil K ow) Olive RP By, : packs hand ironer shirt 7 _y !_ Water seWork; colored . ring, for sh SPAteh. | ‘ONDIT 2S: SPLEN [RIENCE | s Mfg. Cc ol educat young | 3. ess, w lie lene al te: als Tha ig Ortence | pos! 8 and machine - nan. Cat Stay o ‘Rirl for 70" ind acial mas @Unpoot - I. 1¢ IONS; SEF INDID FACT 3 | dreast or mail order ore fe e Sie —tapatch. ioe pendent and xecutive ab and ca. stro COOK ~ a; © laundry gooking and na ro hite ¢ = ~) Washineto a 4 yam = perience. a sotne oo 4 — for ad. | Py penn om for keneral house. =! aluminum ¢o — ae ace A ain For P Expe aa ERAT¢ IRS — | 31 . afternoons. © gttice week: fn Supt., sorta: Apply to reply 8 Say es SOF « | -— = — oe ate eet *”'| sehool grade, m stating age koods ex. | MecP Kea, no w renial Worle: artment OKing ut nown ac to d on ei] orth Secon lerican ¢ at- GGs, © Washin COOK | (ie) 3 ity Outside “lt henge | weer race, mal AZC, exp. x- |_McPherson, 2 ashin urround ” » it store Utensils ory; half kK wats STE nd atre Can C oor G Pe ts ne or ne ahel ; in. e Worl ew, rk n nher, } ary desire XD°rienc eel on. 2d floo gk or iro v ina. nd 7 Mw a. Call in de. a) ta day ts: new NOW RAP! etl a DE VAN al é on reweiiry “. roning at st housework: . rae MAL le arr ‘ ON Fy FOC) | eermmwcretietnenececene tox ¥- -142. » “d 2 ed j tele e, | How Skt r West, ning, Sie Rail h onday betwe o Rose ‘: Satur: lav al daylight know ] HE R — E fe) RVOO - COD} and hath . food wa k Tren tin iris Iseel!, ie) | “INL a pape "s. F'nat- -Disug ephone |: HIRE -~For eee | Way Exc} oF eet i oer marment, cs | vear, ho i 4 . ocee of ge xperienced. a RT & Diy N eriencea” eat ine. eet | 128 OL and ¢ rune | ¢t.e plovinent: ney Teather ao 2 @aen ork or car housewor oc dg 0 , Ashington accu ice: mus ice work, { hn 10th NEY =e } o. 4 s ort! With ae Cine hand = *. | factory excellent : trade: steady | nt of privil © of childr ore. no Taw. PE R AT UE ne ch otged ok rate. In taki t be fairl n fire and Oli ° Bee | « Oo Clee 1. ; and wee j \V epesy 7 Ge on - ne mach j opertunity ady ' bre ferre:| ‘ te. of eres, “ood en: . li 8 # AW? . Watst ORS or a vane Poat- : WARZ day s GR "HE x ‘ cra, ay need; ~~ and downstalre td a Tn werk ey, & f oo wom work; oa is may and c _ solicit over = _fay tte. de mJ orentng; $30: a Kenera! I. At UNDRESS Ww prerwide M7J. —2at- Dis. Ope RZ & WI ILD. D. 71% saturday’ a ail | | pent NCE APHER _-pREVIO’ a Exp S AW Sp W i... Wa 4... O01 ° in cand ", & Clo ® in this line : ore; one wit) e | vet and 3777\ Washin tor Monara ~~ (c) rator Se for! Et 2D. GO Al. YE ERI. ; E st S46 . “rience od. {c) ‘ ley ’ eae ny store ; Pe... Manine Co preferre! St 1 @x. | Mar RE Vv. 3841 ~ — ND aS nday. — on Hemsti es A’ ANCE 1D OPPOR ARS PRE Olria + 4 RS AT Din r lorenae ‘for fas c Ne Bey, : Term ave ; call at | GIRL, , 2595 N. Gran, ir Dyetn ' GIRL mall La RESS. G ail iaee ictor stitch; AGE MENT, TUNIT and © sew on 0 patch ® required. mily “of | tan . S491 he me Sage we ee ; " ee Ex = ricne ed. for = ted | sone thre jenerai: mu ust “b ie) ae: Call on: 23 - white, halt” ee Fo A ac In Ing ME NT ‘DUC ATION. ~ REPLY. POR fi see Mr. Robine” NCE a 88, Post. Mie Fo om “Mth Geena MO weak; “Oo™ whee ss girl for howe “nn, house bem , 00” Gray amily: n nit atch of ton NDRESS “5 “ccomac day” Tues. nnn Waists: goodé e asx SALARY DLER EMPIOy = 1110 rio Wee iooeee » Can Cswo B"hee Go F131 we thos 2 fol) flee: - Walt ences, By end dining | = 720° Belt rl pret. ply Monday work 1 or 2 Ingt nt. N. Friedman’ ation: Stock 207. POST Diana necH - eae 11 N. 4th ae. actory. John poner Monday. "Bide 3p03 o. plovme nt of. ‘heaoeees IRL. Neat i -! Phone /: rr NDP ESS White to te Tike a Week oe tom dman & Sons, venti 7 Torn aon a White. =" "H - __SALESWOMEN | or : BE otis, *Stepal howsework wo Taaags, | ths Keote New te ioe Ye woke | Rattan to wesbing ne fonitarih, ARF ALN IE ie. tor Monaay ane OPERATO P| ABole o” nupertnaag ret hy te, Wear. store, | 2227 Pramhig WANTSO illin Z . dehy aun oa o ' ®in +. yy n } \ fate ats : “s 5 on ‘ash ent r . > rp — Nt | : McPherson iy ory, morning me 18 Stee ete yok gene | iets rest SOLER. meine ‘Ken. =unday r 3 White small fa » (ae CRA ORS ON % W A . STOCK ip —— Sorte TALES akin ay wee references. Rea : c cloc , un. Tegel en. L 2 ar IS] OMIA t ‘lark. Peeriess Lau | (fan go Girl 1 ie “peaeral he AUNDRE: SS—White- WORT Miners mally; call STEA ST RE Exp GIRLS ~ — - COL fay making. DER t Flow Br ‘ © (e) laide ny Place wt if dentred.. Wap | LAUNDRESS for Monday. SR Gu 4 ae AND Ae tie APPL y THIRD P RE D ieee “ADY. =" Broadwa 10; £004 mone mcd Profitable Cay ed Ade. TF attat Westmin aap xDerlenced, “ THE aE DD S AL ~~ ‘SENBR R SEN : femme c 12h Ay Clea oaks, suite, num ings f AUN ster pi. vith ret NEW w AR are | ENNE UN - o Contre okiin ay. ite ber of or a (c) “SUNDRESS erences. ‘YE! WAI : rm ! _ R'S, 6 SALE | 2aaz. young ladi hirtech:nouse or ahs 7TH FLOO is TAL. KIN y THAT ¢ 'H ARI, ND _: sult 4 kx per Sat omen wh and © out, t. S917 MONTRe LINDELL G ABOUT i ES ST S. «| pesttion evartment ienced tees ws 0 have ha I ‘l. BLDG., 1 excellent aa rie d expe. ; ROSE Ww an TAILOR nn (a? _Frankiin, | ""* Cloak C at ht nee in selli . 8TH AN A IS] CO. / Cn. S- Lungsir — : c mAr * earns ih ead: ] ing the he ND WASHIN — SP. 1300 Park “* Dyeing and ~~ ADIES. h and class of tter GTON, rate oO and Clea vly ¥ ~Experies a ‘ey inere 5 in Low ie kpertenced, to help on i ~ ct | SALESCAR i coiwortn oe 10 tan AP | Supt. 's oe ~~ Apply Mange, 720 elp x ng ALESTAT Pg ashi | 20 Olive ladies’ | “hj ADY—To » a va ll ain F!} , ah-grade ° peli tickets #, ery, oor ton and 7 Art Prete anae studio : a eee is) FAMOUS. e BARR CO. -

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Th i G) ; ) P ; rte: ag r : : Sin Gin ) . . . ¥ - - . - - —me m+ - = eae i Godel gee 1100 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches, and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads toda co on : —n we een i ’ ) ? ea an e 8 . * : is PBA Pil a. b 7 y MAR 16, 1979. = ; MARCH 1 de Pee } ¥ Lett is SALESWOMEN MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE | MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE_ | HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE | HOUSEHOLD Goons FOR SALE | HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE ) HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR sale MOUSEHOLD GOs: * ie ~ - ee ee > ee ee ee eee ee Ck, Gare OPPO Te | LLP LLLP | OL LALLA tr Pm alm fine ll | ALL LL A RR . aa ite ; EYEGLASSES—Jumbo rimless, at half cost., TELEPHONES--For sale; two: high-grade: _BARY ‘ARRIAGE—For sale; reed; cheap. | ‘ -HIFFORC OROBE- -F | PURNITURE— ' ; IV "7 s Te ee : Ltt 4 ’ ' a" , , --f or sale, 1 large-size a RE—For sale, 3- suite | GAS STOVE-— : coal range w - Ry NGE—For ename 7 i aris | 4 ; WwW OMAN 3617 Fastow SORES © pn _ |_ mew. Cigar at . B15 Franklin av 2418 Tow er Grove @v. eae Ba wd mil ping 3 querese ancil Joke, cos e _ and table: good ? condition. 4622 Hartford. ter tack. aenen “Blaine. ~ nena: ANGE_} ball toda — Notice Furnitu 3 faa te Pe ’ +3 HEATER—For sale. and steam heater, ' TFN nhs ay «¢ rT} e , cos Sell for $25; 1 solid quarter- B- » Bs RN es a ee . AAS @TarcE Rep peoner t : oward : : ; i Sy : For Desirable T ray eling Position combination; will gas large room; cost! St. TH For male. 2 M eiaga: and {arpa s | BABY nei. 2) ‘3. Vor, sale. Sin, SS,” cost en. stor ha $10; large hall mirror, with , ke RE For sale. Call before 12 and ow ets a ead cheep. Call Moa- a NGS¥ ernie Stan ty ay 4 in W. a — a > 96a & ‘ : : » | 4th s a. — one r hate, §: RY Shaite OY 5 SEY LMCI om urniture a ae Rt Open March 20, 1919 $45; cheap. Dr. O. EB. Bedell, 1909 Lafayette. | _4ih — “ BABY CARRIAGE— White reed. cost $30.50; LD'S BED “x seas Geyer_s*-___\&) | FURNITURE—For sale. of all kinds. to| GAS STOVES, several, in B00d condition. Gas; excellent condition wig a | PANGAN BRod.. isth an Saat 1 RAILHKOAD FARE AND SALARY | HOUSE—For sale, one-room movable, 15x11) TINNER TOOLS—For sale; good condition sell for $15. 11: 2, Angelica st. 41814 vi, #- ‘TRAP GUN—for sale. finest double-barreled | "oS: good condition; sell $10. 4733 Page. ew; sacrifice Box R-372, Post-Dispates. | FT RNITURE ‘For sale. leather davenport,| GAS STOVE—For sale, blue. elevated, high _2er's._ 3230 Olive_st ‘ : : Be 7) Ba.) Bat ye? |. aes - -—- + oe or sale, fines »-barreled | ® are located. ; Pae9 ff Hi Discount Ic per line on three or | INV ALID WHEEL CHAIRS—For sale or ;. Satsuma; will sacrifice. 1300 N. King _tor 1666R. _ Ae isc sae : |; COAL, RANUE—For sale, Majestic: hot wa-| FURNITURE—For. sale, antique and other | $18. 1687A misth = ; good as new, vick:! price low, we ship thou - but not high-rent district. it Re $} se a oe insertions eee reee.. mee eet Fearn, reetiremente. of every de- _Dishway: Forest 1483. BABY BUGGY—For sale: gray reed. prac-' (hr cells, $10. 44244 Red Bud. (cr! a on pesnmes of moving. 1761 Me- | GO-CART_F 7 Ee 11 8S. 14th st. 7 2 e AP ay | adyantag eset e | Ofet ee ve, Phones: Delmar 467:| VALVES, $%" angie: @ Giobe valve; 5 | tically new; $1%. 5136 Delmar. firet floor) COAL RANGE—For enle; alee gas fixtures; | see tt oe or sale; baby go-cart; reed, | REFRIGERATOR—For ea i hn 4 ie uy i ~~ MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Lindell 8097. 1c99) (jate vaive; 3°’ vertical check valves: Cast. ‘Forest _ A3THI > aa AR in good condition. 4256 ‘Penrose. | rURNITURE—For sale: parlor suite, table Ph crim Pesan = 3540 Wyoming st.. apart-| also some fixtures: Pn a it sem, 42 So os .o. © get INVALID CHAIRS—For gale t: bed-| ventilating fan; 100-gal. tank, with coil; i BABY CARRIAGE—For_ sale; white reed: | COAL R, —— | ganitary couch, rug: sell separate; cheap. | ——————__ {c); Easton sei ; 50 and : wane it aeeae ABDOMINAL BELTS—Electic stockings. fe |“ gide tables. back rests sah BE dl go od Bn rae kal. oil tank, lot corrugated iron; heavy ‘good condition. 4307 Mar Aked 29nd fleor fect RANGE—For sale, used 90 days: _per- 2739 Arlington. | HALL CLOCK—For sale. genuine mahogany. | REFRIGERATOR $5. smail onecgii — 5: .- 4 ah uD: © ai) Pepeael J. Dawson Invalid Supply Co., 616 whee. | supplies. 7. Bawean tavatia buopiy Co,,| Wooden roller, 30x48". 2128 vee hs east | berger av. on: warming oven. S115 Bam- | ccRNITU RE—For sale. contents of 3-room McRee Green. 4629 Delmar ic} $65 refrigerator. tile lined. pion” * to 82; sideboa ras. $8. FS ; ie i - _ 616 Pine, (apy) : FEES aA Ee Ee Somee _ toa) Pe ARY CA RRI AGE For sale. 4251 W ash- “ a Rey ero gE Ty EY flat. furniture like new: leaving city. Call | HMEATER—For sale, Quick ~ Meal gas and _ 35238 Olive st. : oe chairs $1 x. ® shoe | AcrTYL ane hte egeihments sig'ti? || INVALID ¢ HAIRS—For sale; invalid beds | Y oF books. 6428 West Park ee eee, French gray, military w “heels. nret~ 7 aL cana ance ae pe ep a, Sunday. 4710 Vernon. (c) | _Charter Oak heater. ¢12) W. Florissant REFRIGERA Prous ~All sizes. a oe — itehel | Ae: Saas have on } | for sale or rent: trus b - «“ OOKS. G428 West Park | class condition: reasonab le. 2514 : . 7 = | waver Sigg ory e| HEATING STOVESN—For / mre early : a many sitgntiv uaed ~ £3 ( rk: all repaired in . trusses, braces, elastic “ r 3¢ ‘pee a eet mead on new, at real bargain, Stockings, supporters. H. E. Lehde, 5 8. oul a ~ ap BOXES For sale, about 300.1 GAY CARRIAGE—For sale; natural reei:| COOK STOVE—For sale Charter cakh: good | w00m™#:_ must be Soins: ay; leaving. ost and crockery. 1457 Laurel; Cabany 2265R HIRSC HFEL D st TRINER FURN, Go Sr eri OP ae prices. out of town orders wil be sent gub-|_ Broadway, ‘ini (C)! Co. 2219 Wash ee one eee TE Rae re wheels; good condition. | ~ condition. §10. 4484 Kossuth. oak: B00d | Morganford rd. omnent? & —aneane an a | TT RNITL R—For al > refrigerators: oak ed; shades; account of moving. S8302A ast Sq. % : = a LoS Fie wants. Rox K-25. Post- “Dispatch __ ge SR aa ier i ee ee ee HINE&E—For sale: good as) BABY BUGGY—Reed. res ersible, $15: bar- | ' an A $i) — —For sale, , Buck's, Seen wardrobe: brass hed: small cas heater. Call| Nebraska. es fe) ROOMS—Parior, bedroom, ‘bath, or te . » le gS ont io * eee ADJUSTABLE Soin —For sale. for dress-| KNITTING MACHINE~— For sale. Garhardt. AE TE RS al | fain; dresser, two stands. $5; glass door; like new. “Apply 3035 Py Hiroadwa teig ~Mlonday. 3405 Bell. _ ________|HEATER—For sale: pipe and sinc: $10: kitchen; private; references, Be" not rearet it. Three roo Py qi _maker. size 26 to 46 6 bust. 3% & 515 Pestajozzi _ half pri price. 2600 N. Taylor. WATCH—For sale, new 7-jew eled Elgin, 10-7) ¢ peneees,_ ©. 42°59 Maffitt. _ siete | TUPBOARD {D, $4m0 mY —- A) 1 FURNITURE —For sale: rugs. brown . silk *% bed, $1.50. 4135 Greenlea pl. Colfax rest. Dispatch es a whole lot and makes a tan. ADDRESSOGRAPH—For sale: multigraph.| LATHE—For sale, polishing” high oe 5 alent Ieow, co ee ereme ouit Wie pees: | BABY CARR! AGE—dark blue enaemled, ca-| — ple, $5: rockers, x. a 33 Olive ta-/ "velour cane living room set; cost $300; | 268M. ——_ ___ | MOCKERS—All kinds, cheap for a your own. Why pay for : ae Riek: mimeograph, dictaphone; bargains. ys ood as new; make offer: or will trade far | tor pact tol a ~ Ay a a Bey y po nary wheels: like new ; cost $#', will sei] 1 i> DA VR NET — —— ‘ y. 35% | $164 takes it. S61TA Easton. : 2 HOU "SE HOL bD ‘GOODS—For sale: ‘carpets and ep nareee. New York Storage on niture when vou can m bf > $8 f th sd + eS ONE peer oe | old watches. 2h 1.0 ust, room DOO. age automatic. Box W-182 ‘Post- Dispate bh for £20, all (i rana oi 2J / 2645 F lad ay. or sale, and parlor — FURNITURE —For sale: dresser, brass bed. __furniture. 3626 Wyoming st. (e) RU eee - ~~ - ‘ Se ee short ae | ADDRESSING MACHINE—For sale; Elliot; | LEATHER sCKAI—-ror mule. ot a © 7a ae . : BABY CARRIAGE—For sale, gray willow, | (> wircuse Buck coal range, rugs. other furniture; cell; HOUSEHOLD GOODS— For - ~-Fer sale, fxi2: mus — pln ne ae and astencil cutter. Peveiy Dairy Co, for many purposes. FOr eaig. suv lus. ons | ! Pn ll AGE-- $03 tale. brass. also coal oil | and w white crib: bdth in good condition; op Y Spey ae —-Quar ter sawed oak: almost; Monday. 3208 0) ive (c) as new at 3958 Labadie. sale, “cheap; | good | Roe ee N. Florissant, t sell) _- you; ft furnishes 3 rooms Sa G A 4 Chout u. ‘cr| S27 N. 2d ; reasonable. Hla ¢ RS a0 bd] ( aA 9x9Ww 25183 Pestalozz! *v ; ETO will sacrifice. Keiner. 215 = :o@wier a . ; -— west. Cabany 4255R. DAV ENETTE SET. $45; cost $120; like new; ment; cheap; leaving city. 6101 Washing H eed rary, ike new, cheap 4154) RUGs—Po. pe Mise er. one 9 ft. by 12 oa is | | iC | artford st. UGS—For sale, Ox12_ Axminster j : Cengage “i . ie i eee 6 SiS ee AMBERG em ET’ TER PIL E -For fale: CORT | height, With tnagnetic chuck and generator CT@Aatlt, “absolutely hnarinless mg All formu- | a a ae ae $50; sell for $15; also two mantels, with | for same; also %-ft. radial drill press; state! las guaranteed: 2fe each: all $1.00 Brr- | BABY CA RRIAGE—For sale: chifforobe, gas davenport, $15; cost $45. 3837 Delmar. | ton: gecond floor eas! ——_—_—_—_- —— a SPOT TSAI WRT 8 | gels: reasonable 28 4 pictures, SB BE. R mirrors, 2318 Washington. | Make, condition and nrice. 2312 Dickson st.| tim Mail Order Co., 2002 Wash st., &t. | range, buffet, table, library table, rockers, | VANVENE TTE SET -Almost new: $5. 201 § | FURNITURE—For sale. all kinds: prices | HOUSEHOLD — GOODS— For sale. Mission | RUG —For sale: = ant ston. ey room: 1 ining table, ¢ | AMMONIA FIT TINGE — We have purchased | LINOLEUM-—-For sale, 500 rolls of felt; 15) _Louis. Mo. Victrola, refrigerator, beds, hall tree, rugs. Jefferson av. (c) reasonable: see us. H w agner, 1619 S ym we table. brass bed. small white bed. ing table. ch eewin machine, | stove, 4 —s J oidevenre oF Rice cane at ‘auction from Fred W. Wolf & Co.. Chi- | gee ange al) ba rfect; price 47\%,c yard; deal- | W RINGE we hO to $6: repairing. C Dah- 520 Whittier st. (c)| DAVENETTBK—For sale. new: \ ery cheap. Jefferson: av (ce) Sunday. ‘ROBe ice Navajo rugs. Apply after | —- airs. cheap. 3433 Mis ft. by 2 ft The orice » Tl, efGveral carloads of new ammonia | nly 400 Washington '__mer, 2606 8. ikth et. Sidney 280R~ (c¥) | BEDROOM SET—For sale. price 830. Ca so50 Hartford. isk : ; | FURNITURE—For sale. antique mahogany. | pov ae on = nen =: at ky 4 MATT RESSES—Por vale. Ga S108. GR There bre many , Fer ‘sale: English make: very X- XRAY —F or. i and hi frequency cab- Sunday, 1500 South Third st DAVENETTE-—For sale. any: fine; looks like new. and all household goods for aa ; or sale; party hav- ae ry , ‘ gas gh or sale; mahogany) fine NS 0! ing bought furniture for 3-room flat on in- | RUG~-For sale, — rug, new; will sei) chan ee ae $35: 4 A nee _— —- y ° re 5 ped 4 4 -ton 9 a" . > ~ Ag - vite as a ‘ane: and large field glass. 2415 N. Broad Inet ». c¢c. 2018 Park. Victor 2126J. _ | BEDS—F or sale: buffet. tables. bookcase, | condition; $45. Call Monday. $208, _Olis e. sale; people leaving elty. 1448 N. Zod st. staliment. leaving city, have paid over $100. | 202A Paulian pi. : $7 chine; these bn gg ne are new. LETTER FIL Es F rc) | P | rugs, cabinet. ‘roc kers. 4007 West Pine b! DAVENETTE SETS~——-Oak: } i FU RNITU RE —-For sale 2524 N, Grand av... will take less than half, and b aw Rees rs for laundry, $7: golden « . , bs e* aale ‘ . n : ot se us ° , SETS ak: almost new: large .* } 4 rit = 2 ’ > : wre | ‘ ~* ec 81 . . re - oY tO wee ey " reoker. rom Ee deve corner cupboard, | Tight, - og Deutinan. 4948 Reber pi. Vie+ fitter to buy from us. We sell to ev erybody jp wt = " _ ore —— = err ; 1 Week on oak bedroom = suite. 3446" | city. 4924 Buckincham Court. Forest 8632. — with records. and various other house- UGS—For sale. household goods ~~ +. 8, otth ak- yy ad cCloOCcKS ' r "Sl walaceiuaiieaneatel See a aca ¥ ‘ ' 4 - Gol en on davenport and pvarioer, — malls . iene a DIT! DL hold goods. 320 Sk . LRO ‘orn. aaa - > ll eles — = me — | at less A vg p! lumbers and steamfiers can) suit. magoeany. 36444 Louisiane DAVENETTE SUITE—é-viece. fum “ea Ft RNITURE--For sale. 1 parlor set, pe inker rd., apt. No. 2, No | a Accomac st be tary davenports. 84.20 1. ASERALI, MASKS -For sale, and gloves. | LODGE HOTEL, buy. Write for filustrated catalogue. — _—— — “i a a eT vt fumed Oak . spring antl trattress, 2 center tables. ae S—Two Axminst uid mea at full vaiue. The Econo 4531 Cote Brilliante av. | Open wine +43 AND ETZEL. ly a GOLDBERG SUPPLY CO.. 1518 Olive. -_ (e909) | BE ets. For sale, 2: and linoleum. Caban\ dq as new, reasonable Keinér, 215 8 Morris chair. 2336 S. 12th st. Victor 2 S64J. HOUSEHOL D G OODS—For sale: a ‘word to 2 each New York vale. fale . ker Furniture Co.. © ©. ¢ Ate AY ‘ er new management, newiy deco- | Tr es TOR 1 Etzel ic) i & . Ce eS A SOF >| . i . . » : + & RASERALL MIT--For.sale “big-league catch- et ‘ Phare BREW YOUR OWN LAGER. + EE am : ot re —eemne | EL RNITT ; —_ -€ : nut ate. er mit and breast cea oa 4748 | Rpecial ‘foneay aie Gets Gee 22 CENTS A GALLON BED—For sale: spring, gas heater. carvct |} qreten sug rence slain tate: porcelain od sahanie Wecanids “piece, leather- Call | . ae: S—¥ar wale Ge “ne ae SS - —_______—_ poalding av. (oo = : : ae ok. Finest vou ever tasted, easily made at sweeper: good condition 3600 Finnev. x. €a5 range dining table and chairs, | Monday, “4d south. 27 38. Euclid, aie ; Our dining-room floor is | condition: ff vom rugs, 4 sizes, tn an, FURNISHED HOUSES no i ~~~ ; LOW DOW N closet, combination: large steam | }ome: delicious. catisfyira, invigorating: all. Pr Dc yo ad be eo ehil 1" s « rib. ete. _ 2520— ( ‘ora. aN ss —— —— of bargains, ranging from the William enaten. Call *. for sleeping pore EE Oe “THT B: - For gg mavepettes. water | boiler, 5 dozen tin files 410 Forsythe, | the flavor. sparkl> and “snap’’ of best lager —_ jit 7 verni: Rw & e 7 pring. bay ENETTE SUIT—For sale, used ‘short } PURNITURE For gale: mahogany (Willem and Mary, Queen Anne and Colonial periods, « rior. Call Forest S&22 Sunday. = FURNITURE—For sale: onet out cs omy we ot-water tanks and ( lavton ; beer brewed: not to be compared with usual! | ; aE . ! time; excellent condition. 1202 S. Broad- and Mary lis ng roony) table. ocker and in walnut, mahogany. quartered oak. to the | RUGS, 12x15 Axminster. $125 rug dike — room flat; sei! complete, aters, plumbing supplies. both new ani L if MBER-—For gale. second-hand Tating | 2° called ‘““‘neatebeers."" Just get Peerless! BED—FPor sale: hapdecese meahorgunyv hed “Wa (cl) chair; —_— lady's writing desk; no dealers. medium-priced sets. A large assortment to $0; 9x12 Axminst “ a rug. Spring . enchand: — oe vigp nent og ee umber and boxes, “14 N ery : "6! Malt-Hops Extract ani follow the simple and box spring; cheap Call mornings. ja \VENETTE SET—For sale chifforot | 42% N. Union. PK: ‘c+ | choose from. Our rug department !s replete Axminster, $45 rug. "$20. 5st? Del — soreware. at s, paints. eee be CRAMCIB, | ei drecticns Have better, purer, wholesomer) -000 5. Grand. , caikatieninn Uiseenene —FOFr Sale, = CHUIOTOOe, | FURNITU “ -For sale: going housekeep-| With values from classy velours, Axmin., RUGS—For sale. 2 $20. __38 HOUSEHOLD GOO! hite mae. 0 , giase, putty. electrical sup 7 etl ATING OIL --/or sale, any amount orton than you cver bought in saloons. Fine. BEDROOM SITE ae wane $-plece burl ‘ F a ., pew ge chiffonier, rocker, brass ing: if vou want to gave money. see our | sters and tapestries to fiber. krex and mat rood as new: al ne == 3s a C d , ° ' y = > Es - . ‘. rv” Sale, o- piece, art I or ? « ‘s ' . a RO PLS BB BOSC OOOO plies, sashes doors screens millwork etc. unr to 100 gallons. sae Clark. te) | clear color’ rich, cresmy foam. Extract it- walnut: something extra fine 1414 N 20221 Bhenandoah oe, sti all Monday. goods: new or used: terms if desired. Steiner, ting. Our stove department carries ranges, ‘aterman so mahogany ta ’ ; ' ; N. 202 oah a ic) Furniture Co 1202 S. Broadway. (cS) cook stoves, combination stoves, some slight- RUG—For s ie. Ox 12 — — contents tat aie, x ‘Veiv et, $17.50. ac : cash prices: bn coods ba: lots. Schober, Delmar . ANTIQUE or modern furn i ieee nae ‘ an = * perch fn tds Te ales ohne “ah 4 AOR SE Nee” OBR Sm ERR Ihe Bee matinee . : . ” * van, " see 7 m te. . 5) Rady t ~ ee eRe a. aa. Tanta Seer ee ee Soe . > a ~-* wi “NOTTS TS a ee ary OE eg Ps Ae Ee RE Re wma i on MOEN SR RENNER patra ee a ee ao ee We Pa eee a. Ger Lat at lowest price: f. o. b. St. Louis. Amer- MAN(URE_-Fe Eg | self contains n¢ leoh 0 | ‘ } ; r sale: 2-horse los is. > deliv. | -ontains » alcohol and can be sent to —_ fcan Haw. Building Repair & Supply Co.. | ered. Tyler 2TkIW. orse loads, $2, dell | any drv’’ -ection. One package makes 7 _i16th_ st. RR ee eat Oe isK- Rolitop oak, $12.50; 9 eae, 1: fine : : ai > dideles ly used, at great savings. We hav oO x 4312 Olive. Lindell 644, Del OBO, ead | Ti FURNITURE ‘For sale; of 6-room flat; 4 pay 30204 Sana eee ree ee 3 | MANTI Ki.~—For sale. combi with book - | Ralions genuine malt and hops brew. the kind BED—For sale, solid mahogany bed; refrig- $40 revolving chairs, 87.50 352% Olive. rooms RES incor ‘ ‘ : i ’ ‘ BN« ai . CchNa Ss Be 4 ce, S . ) ; \ c ‘ ” Fr ‘eo > 1 } : : 2 | N “al Denn aorta 2 . * Sone . 1240S for term “epg on cat: Victor 1 ist A. Hom, See Coe MISCELLAN EOUS WANTS new. : L j tr op a oO ered a sumyier ¢ b DI N | NG SE "| FE - sale: Inisesion oak: like t t or eaie, tine . rugs _ ap ‘ ‘ al T ennessee ery ers, phonograph, bedroom sultes: tian | not over $15. ” Wore hele ie Rene rece, a ae ie t and secondhand, at loweat prices. Supplies order, Box N-, Post-Dispatth ; i. > a ” ; ; ; roll-top desk, $17.50: leather couch, 9 chi é 1 a wright and playe~ ; a andirepatrn. SMisapurt Bifiard Mig. Cor Lt | MENS ample oxtords, Gomlyear welis, tans | cAMP, im the Ozarks, Dut will need chalrs, | gfo:"wewing mmrhines St) aanitary couch’ New. $40. A6LT S”Jefteraqn.. °"_ies| hina, Bortienrs. linens. Uprien Aint Tints” | ]CRHOX, For sale, gas stove. {hevrolet: bargaina 3121 Cabange: am RABY, BUGGY Wid — Ree ibe Be wo) or blac a 0 § 5. Etavard, 1036 Market. (62) "ine oe p nce ,, sogz B3.50; baby crib. $4; me round extension DINING ROOM SUITE—For sale, beautiful. ~ : sti nated , ri ' Ane ‘GS. “For sale: 2x1 ~ a ve _¢ ea tr} eA NOWNON Bi ILLIARD and pool tables for sale; new and | W¥inroRS— For . * ches - a ere comets. oe Ratt, Post-L Dis. ° table, $14.95; rocking chairs, $1; davenette, S07 Watern an nese, et Grand aké Laces, i the Later ; . ” . amail rugs: alec liad 10x18, Sait BABY SULKY Wtd —Muat ; 41 RROR: For sale, cheap, for storage - TT > ; : rn a # ; Art Rooms : ic2) ICEBOXES aon sale sewin machines. | also furniture: V : A t ust ree posenemand; repairing tt supplies of all | charges; $5 up. New York Storage Co., 221% APPAREL Wtd.--Quick: men - sults, over- +»; extension table 2.0; bedroom sult€.! DINING *. ..8Le—For sal ark oak Si , ger mantel “foldin bed. "2218 - . nes. | Whittier st. 4 reasona bie. Rox D- 17K, re kl nga. | E, sehmic., 1111 Pine st. Main | Wash st. 4 ' se) | (coats, shoes. hats; pay to $30: also furni- | $20; good brooms. 49: galvanized tubs, No nev 2660, 4257 Me al. dark oak, Sid- FURNITURE For sale, and rugs. brass bed. e_DOd. _=as8 | Checomes. RUG—Fo et SARY CARE . 277 Central 4404. — ~~ hisciceniaidiecacaae ture, rugs, stoves: high prices. The Phil-, 3. 3 15; wardrobes. $5; gas range. $62 hal: Be a ein first-class condition; call this week; leav- ICEBOX—For sale. white enameled, side h For sale, tan Parisian d 4 BARBY CARRIAGE Wed. ae POTTLES-—_For For sale, new 4-ounce prescrip- | MIRROR FIXTURES-—-For salete ice cream | lips Co., Del mar 50OR. Grand 3251W. {c8) iker, $1.50: refrigerators. $4 Black . N41: Nu XK mM, su iT— For s@ie, eariv En- | ing city: no dealers. 4452 Washington, ant. jeer, large size. Call Delmar 2898L, 453 Pha A es eost $120: bargain : sell for $25. Forest 3412W.- Rare RUGS— For Sale: brass beds. : Hersinger. 756 iton | rae ; fecha) and used; wiring, repairing and installln Delinar 865, Forest 707... 4426 Page. Joe, door safes, $4 up: dressers _$ up: wash solid oak; cost $150; will sacrifice for $4. $45: quarter-sawed dresser and chiffonier. Terry av. : | dresser, bookcase, library table, as “SRR eae aime ify ELRPENTERE TOOLA Foe’ onle full set. | Acme Blectric Co., 221 Market st. Gelber. _ Ra Re _._{c8)| stand to match. $1.50 each. center table, 120A ES Sa BS PD Mee? 652 beds. buffet: no dealers. 46)5 Enright. | RON BED—For sale: sprihas. $2: mission | room set. kitchen cabinet, sideoves jr CARPETS Wtd.-——Furnitur 44 Mr Green ‘Heege and Takewood .1 MOTOR WEAVING MACHINE—For ~F BATHTUB Wtd. ay id electric fixtures for $1: chairs, 50c up, roc kere, $1.50 up: ward- DINING SET-—For sate, golden oak: | FURNITURE—AIl kinds of household goods rocker, &2.50; goed feather pitiews. ta be. teal Hasene! baby bed, go-cart and muller tions; contents Sats. _« é — en - comet for cloth; made by Wallace & Smith Co., ) rooms, Forest 245M. aE, ae i) robes, $5 up: crowded house of al! kinds of child’s bed, early English living room f: for sale very cheap for storage chares: | kite ben tab le. $1: Morris chair. Forest SAT 1 amilton ay. a mw 4729 Easton, De i CABINE ‘. MANTEI,—For sale, oak, large MEpOrNe, ind. J. A. Stern. lith and Chest-| RENCHES Wtd.——-Used cabinet benches up-to-date furniture at very low prices ur Niture. 4038 Botanical. Victor 35341... call and see us and be convinced that We | JRON REDS— Good ee: | SANITARY “BED-« ‘OUCH For nal — a ee ' . : Ere Ste. 1051 Castiewan. |} Du _{c99) ‘snquire 2209 Lynch. (ey woods are all sanitary: secondhand tf: >; DINING SET—For sale: golden. oak: round can save vou money. New Yor Storaze | » 1004 m ondition. for storage v nio e@, -¥ a fL-OlL, COCs IG RTO . a » for f } DeeIicrTre ‘ : Caer oO ’ 3 se}} or erash to evervdoodyv , 1 ’ . * ‘ re. Cc) ‘ eye “0 ? .. ae } P ; . is ARPET SA} MPLES 'g or mons ¢ fine to use for at r TIGRAPH (SECONDHAND) FOR SALE “ASH REGISTERS Wtd.--Electric fans, dia- ne fre sel} f cash ev seen x . tant i} chairs, buffet; like new: 850: cost Co.. 2219 Wash st. ROA IE Re SO A ar mee ter SANIT RY COUCH_ -vor gale — _Ramberger. a ms tet in ie i. u S, and up, ev ore Sto; ramme ter niultigrs aph machine No, 4, in mondr Pay cash. Forest S873: 917 W alton deliver free anywhere th town, packing au iSO" bhargain. pS Fiaston av. kl RNIT iR E a ‘or ‘sale. eariv English finish oe ~~ . ——— round kitchen tab a. ae . par RK . os, age Co., 219 Wa h at ic)! A ; for ane pepe " \ ; KITC HEN RANG E—F l | hiffonier: *. 1 s Rao FR ‘ l condition, electrically operated, with al! COFFEE MILL Wtd For erindine and puoi. shi ippin 4 ) free for out-of-town buyers, We DINING Rov +t — iTe—or sale. William | oak writing desk and chair, library table. | tien. Anniv 1002 Ww ins .y e. in fine conti - change for dining-room table or * iT \VENE TTE BET Wea. if CANDY MA KERS' SL AB For sale, marbié, aitachments a bargain to anyone needing vertalaak see alee ~ n Ty “?P 5 Se) winole esale tO dealer ; | Carioaa lot : x ' E “S-piec e- Jacobean finish ar sectional bookcases and heather upholstere Ta — a nne aAcO, RNa ee, | il Shenandoah av as a (Dear Cabanv 1a Ww 4af tx48x72. Colfax 428. fe, Such a machine. Apply Butler Brothers, 18th ~~ Sox R-286,_ P.- rake Belt or Bellefontaine cars; the peer | ticalls) saw. t $135 ities ~ £05 agaee | rocker, excellent condition, all to one buyer KITCHEN CABINET For sale, Hoosier, 20- SIDEBOARD— ne DINING-ROOM TABLE A} ib CASH REGISTERS—For sale: 3 National, | 22¢ Clive ste. ; CONCRETE ash pits and all kinds granitoid | our door; or Tower Grove or Cherokee car, ,° | new; cost $105; sacrifice for $95. 422 heap: no dealers, Phone Cabany 4235M. tc) inch enamel gas rang. $20. 3615 Laclede | gold ay pale: nice; nie Forest ANABR. total adders: bargain: one penny kev ma- NEW city map just out, showing the route mod sf ASichottler W955 Ridge: both bhones and get off-at 12th and Clark, walk 2 he a 1) t> ‘-reri (HE ANDSC OME hy! k RNITU RE onl ‘ON TE ~ Ts OF Ki TC HE N ( ‘ABINET For sale: white enan re RID ~ nn It _ son Mich ‘wan, Tis = chine, 835 Call today 19HA Arsenal. of every line, every street; indexed ; CUTTER Wtd.--To buy secondhand printer's west and turn south, or transfer to\Deit |’ fel: ‘1. alge §; 50, mle. ‘fee ce ‘ > : eled: like new $17. 50. 5328 Easton ow. = — a i dining table, airs "2 ids ~ Th. 4. mgood ee wi (Sint ete > oe — ps he sateilen r ey . P or . = ? ry Tr: 4 " s ° q ” line Look for the name of Lev \ bros , ol | tifu -plece, cost on o Sacrince tb; . — 7 Le _ ‘ ' : a PE ametree a - = apenas . : serv ng ta le $4. Monda: ™, re m) e n con oA WY AS HOUSE For sa le: port al le: ‘good nunibered., sent postpaid, =o . ’ aper cutter; must } =. Cc cheap. ¢ entral SNS re a) . ; : rmiust cel] 44407 A Olive st. 4 ‘“ . é Li. OF ad oe ’ ) kK rir Hk N CA BIN EK T.. _¥F ‘ =", eae - y, 7 reasonable. Hox D- 11. t je tate ® ve Famer legal tl moe 410 Washington av. 62) CUCKOO CLOCKS Wtd.—Discardel roel A a Se jn arrweey | = a - SALERS: CALL AFTER A. M. 4! tus . new: or sale: Hoosier; | SIDEBOARD—Fpr sale, antique t “4 i Ss Ao iat —— —e OYSTER DISPLAY CAN-—For sale, rc cash, or will repair reasonable, 4535 Gib- | BEI » FRC OM SET—For sale, new, American DINING ROOM SET--For sale, cheap; good ie LINDELL 4180 | a ke new; reasonable, 6880 Manches- also large lea her rocker; very : FEATHER BEDS Wtd.— a REGISTER Nati mer sag dition. 2328 He RS wate Nee son. Grand 165M. ic)! walnut, complete, $155, 461% » Laclede. ie) Pee age a Call Cabany olt4J Sunday be- 9 pita] T 1 RE —For sale lorary suit. oud cITC HE v¢ ABINET. “For se ___ fed | 3888 lad. _*20. Address M. Speeima AS IGISTE ationa total adder; —- Serra tae ET ERas : Mar geet ; r ore Dp. m (c) oan onde : ° ' ‘ yi ™ ‘or sale, slightly SANITARY coU : FEATHERS. -20.000 ds - Se 385 "ir- lL, N W AGONSB- Y DESK AND CEHILING FA? “Wtd.- Ss BEDROOM SUITE—For sale: ‘sample, period = s__—_. - ——-- —-~ chairs. electric fans. velvet portiers, a ch | COU ‘H. -For sale. 6 POUR like new: he to $1: price $40. 3S50A: Vir- Ul TA at AK oh tor sale, 5. 40 Phone Olive 136 or write \Wiiliard Goldman. suite: must sell. 1202 S. Broadway. poop, DINING-ROOM SET—-Buftet. table. chairs: paintings. antique ladies’ writing desk mae “ie eTR . ‘ ble. large mirror. WCabany , 90-'Oe for old, G0-70c f ginin 800 gal. cavacit 8 street flushing tank HIRSC Ht ET. D STEINER FIVRN. 6 ny ¢ TA 1 REGISTER._For er wr wagons, 900-gal. capacity: just right for 610 Wainwright Bide. | BEDROOM SUITE—For sale. 3-piece ma- reasonable Cabany 49023: ov Hamilton pbookease, books. electric fixtures. bronze 246 Colliraville - STAIR CARPET— For sale: and hall: : 4426 Pere. Auto call. Lb = SGISTER--For sale: larce drawer | : . ; : So ee , Speen “eas Tit ~ AY.; ho dealers, lectrolier, marb! vedesta! “ ata . . | road oiling. . A. Stern, 17th and Chestnut.) DAILL Wtd.—-Small, electric, i ‘ BR ' as oe ’ Saal orhaments, eieciro o& pe , idnev HN: electric National; excellent condition. '27% ‘At we »f ORKS— For sale: silver connec RANGE. -For sale, with . highest prices for old a TASH REGISTERS, “computing scales, " gec- shape: will sell cheap: also Beale dough FA VS Wtd.—10 ceiling fans. 4-blade_ on ih ai aes a d other furniture. cheap. o4dlt _S. Broa: iW ay. pears PL Cage er tet Act 8.5 of dressers, washstands. sideboards, buif- — set 0 s pieces; new: $3.50. ’ SA 4008 | Winnebago st rst-class condition, ‘ delivers machine wil! call ondhand: largest exclusive dealers. Southern trough and candy kettle. Call after 6 p. m nating Rox O-11: >oat-Disn ; . bd. Te — : - DININGROOM SET--For s e: olden oak fets, kitchen cabinets. tables, chairs, rock- es (2) a as low Mfg Co., 1292-04-06 21 : >: ’ ” : “oe ) . t p. ™.,. Ing. x 113, Post-Dispatch. TIT ul i a ; LAMPS STOVE. RAN . Sales Co., 1016 Pine, Main 4053, Cen, (50: MW? Russell av FISHING TACKLE Wid Se yg gree sy gg ae Sl pis lor ber al ae ma - Vernis Marten child's bel: Quick Meunl, @rs. rug, carpets, linoleum, coal ranges, gas ***** » yes _— it Hy lamps; fine |‘ in good NGE—For sale. Bridge ‘ MAI4E. Olive 414. coo = - ea TEER sy ‘ae ' * 4 a.- Gi . 8. ple dresser, chiffonier, chairs del gas range. (‘all fonday. S¥12A Me Kean ranges, etc will sell cheap: packing and erectric horn, Or ivis ord. 42:54 Ken- | — 2 COnaltion otomar, Fe Ss NITU ww“ ane @AvES Wall: es | by iy Ih, ‘oS e rae . eee ¢ Bans le, coe apy Be. : ~ Showcase. . s dese ribe fully. Box H-247, P.-D. ‘ (jiive, . ; as fc ) Ay. No dealers. ” | shipping free ‘zs leo Rrasch, 21% °° Franklin neriv ay. : | STOV >a -For sale. soft coal eteve : f Ft saan ee MFerdinand worse register space in center: floor case, 10% ft. ér terms: a good chance for “a wer “ne os FURNACES Wtd. Secend-eand. hoi-air. BEDROOM SKT—Most beautiful, moder, DINING ROOM SUITE—For sale. very fine FURNITURE—Must sacrifice beautiful 2-| L.KATHER COUCH ~Cheap: perfect condl- Jefferson. eae t b : L }a th Dockery, 8615 Easton, y on » 240 ; ; I atin Ne rURNITU RE Wea. Aa ss bs Rg. ft by ’ + mission oak: tn first- émall means: leaving town. J. 4Vilfiamson, | —- 2 ' “4 e -——---- Queen 3 Anne, | pense IZA Wall Cort S400, quarter- sawed ‘oak: all tree. _ very fine Dbiece solid mahogany living room suite tion. 242 Nebraska av. STOV KE For sale, Wilson | heater, Forest WAST. Delmar Sam class condition; also mirrgy. 6x6; must be Bismare k, Mo. a) MAC HINERY BE NCHES €: td.—-Strong.:) Will sa rifice S2-0). ae =e ~~ a.” 2 eee ene - a - ; —_— eee eee my York Storage Uo,. 2219 Waeh st. 1; POOL TABLE—For nie cheap. S855 Ro- R53. Post-Dispat “ soe (c)| om the dollar for spot cash. Hast Auction Call Monday. MVE Shenandoah. ” pow Ss tae bedroom, — kit hen ; tiny ee ‘| LIBRARY TABLE--For sale, beautiful cane- TEA CART—-For sale and oe ‘ ‘eure: vrivat . CHAIRS—For sale. .20 folding chairs; onls maine pl. : - ; (6.. 2007-1%- 1 Mors it (ORT) : Charter Oak coal range. rugs. mattresses, velour living room furniture, tniay Shera-| _ seat "end table. 4224 Westm! pe as, ea ee 2 i Llu . a . i sag . rs . > , “ : - . - _ - ~ - —— quien vat bn. MI m ~-- 4 Th) . “kt d j inh loft« ton dead : Lith st ‘ ‘ ie . Stile peice Box R-36 lapestr\ and jleather lockers ote gant niave) a) ING SUITE for _ sale, bea uuful inla) ful inlay Sheraton mahog peas dining suite, LINOLEUM For sale: 4) vards: cheat. sold \ ACU M c ARP ET sw EEPER—Fer a a RNITU ne Wed. Snort « CIGARS zor pare all 20% NX 8. 3 ; ot, pool, BARGAIN—For sale. 4 tables an! _! -Dispatch piano, fine phonograph, rug automobile neraton mahogany; sell cheap; living cane velour living room furniture, library Pave g00d = condition, S79 Cates av nitur te afd Seal ‘ . : . 4 ; ‘ : . 10, mo! vy ‘O0} Wavar-eni: =n : oa? “ ay , , . . v7 : — eS rete ; heap. Gua Lehman, « ae equipment: Brunswick-Baike make: see or | SHE 7 \INGS Wid. Drawers. bins. show : Cotemina- ne deaters. Oeeel "$127 Cabanne room, | lave) piano, phonogra h, bedrooms, table, elegant — player piano, phonograph LINOLEUM F . , Sunday. u cart 9) @LOTH CUTTER-—For sale: ' niversal, ele write Mrs. R. A. Horn. Corning. Ark cases, Counters; sti at® price Box Y-277 (4) automobile; bargains Owner, olli Cal beautiful bedroom suites, rockers, autome omen “a For saie. used ; on floor at ent if 819 Franklin, () POOL, TARI [7 . 3 , ; : | Poet Dispate se m rp 7) “or Te anne hile barcains: no dealers Gener. 5127 present Call Vie tor 56. or Grand OO. VACUUCM CLE ANER- For snle: ~ 3 : ois or Saie combination vil - —— ane ' Pha a ~ ~ ‘- SE :T—Wor sale, Semned enn. ‘he ee — wes mirror, first-class condition, $3.75.. cost $8.0 new, 7.80; cost’ $15. 27i8A Indiana a\ Victor must be reasonable; state price, "Richari 7, er eee = - fa. kitchenette; and a few odds in household FURNITURE—For sale; new and slightly lone Forest Hi2ok or call JO Marcus ;— pate mahogany frame; ‘ 2929 8, Compton av R404 ic) | Fischer, 302 8. Main st., East St. Louis. 11) “ -FP LAM a i ag ee reed | coos. 658A Shenandoah. | used dressers, chiffoniers, wardrobes, din- | LIVING ROOM SUIT—For sale; rug, kitchen jars. a iy ack rocker; berrel: OF . > Pele Keo ; 4 , : n x 2 : rate x: } ds 903 a — ; ; . i ‘ ? COAL— For sale, car load of Mount Olive coal PRINTING PRESSES—7x11, Sxlz: type, ete.) SODA FOUNTAIN—For reat, and candy ne of er eer ee pecans DINING ROOM TABLE—For sale; dark oak,! ing suites, davenettes, rugs, —. — cabinet, refrigerator. etc. 4158A_Flad. (c' 4200 Metts ax roaster, ete. Cally t tite ri at 10¢ ber bushel. 4867 Cook Call Sunday, 1428 Marcus as bi counter, in drug store on Cherokee st. Box | ~~. Cw eno. dav’ ~ | f feet long, and 6 chairs, $17. 4420 Gra- aad Wee nese, gy vy ape ange He LIVING ROOM SUITE—For ale, beautiful a0: cur jer att A : BOUKCASE— With desk, $8.50; day's desk, | vols. ic)| large assortment at halt the price, cre® leather 6-piece, suitable far office; also WARDROBE—For sale: large; oak; pre ed — Ft ae as * Sic Al mg 4 J i ie t bTRNITURE Wd. —Btove all deacriptions. highest t Lindell M114W. Call 3142 PTRNITURE Wea e000 small lots guarantee te Pe AEE eR apie Pa e ane COAL--For sale. best lump, $4 per ton. Hox rR STING P . wns W -h5, Post- Dispate ‘fh. - ates ‘ i. ne , daclings pe sees ee : t ant ae iy pm ace a 1-185. Poet- Dispate “ey UN gon -y S—For sale: small hand, ’ TENCIL, M AC H INE Wid-t orieh a $4 50: roc ke ta. $2. Monday, 8523 Olive. DINING SET : For sale: buffet. table and a a aie” Seeman pots ah Olive a “7 be | piano. H160 ¢ ates. 3 4 (eT) | Sik. ' Sidney 26.56 W. as: Fr RNITT RE wid. -- We t COPPER URN For wale. high-grade; 3-eal- PRINTING PRESS For sale. Sxl? onan cular: @ate maker and lowest epet cash BOOKC ioe bagi wale; golden oak; chiffo chairs; $35, 3208 Olive. _ te) mont S07, ' Cen — so icf, LOUNGE-—For sale: leather: kitchen cabinet. W ARDROBES—Oak. double 4 prices for all kinds ot fu lon, never used, 3706 Wasihngton 1. LLin- foot, with ts re. R R17 6. Dani Bt =o "© answer; tiust be in first-class con- ait mtn n te — DINING ‘ROOM SU iTE—Feor sale: Flemish -—-— - _ ~ ~ : rugs. carpets. 3045 Madison, large size. wil) sell for half the pe 2 goods or entire contents | lel] S323W. - — ; ost- Dis. dition. Box Y-160, Post-Dispatch BOOKCASE-—-For sale; combination; large, onk; new: jate style; 9 pieces. 622% Mor- © URNITURE—Family movin: ahah ao am il a) | MATTRESS -For sale: ail-felt; sprin i | Bros.. Jit i... lath at d Danet, Market. § FOMPUTING BCALES—Cash reeisters. cot Vi. Udi rs NG ye heating supplies suid direct, STOVES. bedsteads. chandeliers. “etc.. re- golden oak; bargain. 5328 Easton a\ ganford rd. ii (er ne wet he — ch zi: — sik bedstead; cheap. Call 1432 yoresaies _ ARDROBE—for saie. mehoszany “4 rei tS, —_ ’ .* at wholesale pri’ s: 0 toa “0 > e - “ . ‘ ° = 7 a. A ann “ . , naga ~~ a . - combination MOOKCASe ali rT ig desk, 3 ‘ . vi B ae . . . rn fee mills. refrigerators, safes: ern x fore- tng on bathroom outfits, tubs, orl gg cam. , lated better ey AT MUSICK’S PLAT. BOOK ASE For sale, quarter-sawed oak. DINING ROOM SET—For sale: 9-piece; Ax-| s nall e ahogany center table, $2; sr: MATTRESS—For sale, elegant — feit | seer mirror wardrobe, mahogany 2 FURNITURE Wtd.—Beat | niogt Mixture house, Howe Scale ©o., pt tories, kitchen sinks, all other plumbing and NG ose snap a ee: Ron a A eet 2802 N. Union, r ic) minster rug, combination bookcase Call mahogany music cabinet, $7: ‘ ‘hairs mattress; new; reasonable. 3842 U" tah. JO1A Ret _Bud ay. ae a rim, of all inds Puy cont m4 St. Charlies st. __... ‘©3) | heating material: prompt shipment from a Meh iPleracarobvecis _ * (99) BOOK CASE + pe 7 finish: fine condi- _4fter 1 Pe m. 5862 Garfield av. iC) 8: silver teapot, $5; odds and ends. ver’ | \ieTal, RED—For sale. spring and m et WASHING a HINE—For sale: ain one Cate ae satiete. r Sun, MAC ee real; complete stock: the oaly house seiling up-to- | magi iy MACHINE Wid-l Must be In good) Wonk $17.50. New York Storage Co., 2219 DINING,TABLE- Slightly uscd; bargain. cheai Wagoner vl. Forest nite? refrigerator. 4247 Warne. and atte as th a ioneers —"s i NE Wtd.— Must be in 5 Wash st. HIRSCHFELD STRINER PURN, CO any day but Cancer: MIRROR ft WASHING MACHINE For sale: water poms ¥ > irae. amined GAS RANGE Wtd..-High ¢ es Cabany 270, _Delmar. GAS STOV kK Wet - Three t Telephone Sitney 131K, LINOL, Et MW td ae) yard nuat be in goed conditic c . Meverson, 924 Morgan date, guaranteed tnaterial wholesale direct Ml : » . . n ° f ‘ ’ ‘ & ‘ 2 ) , . ‘Or Si Write for catalogue. Independent Plumbing __condifion. Answer to 4226 Easton av, _ HOX COUCH—For sale: cedar: 83.50: one 246 Collimavil le ay "RNITURE—For sale: of all kinds: For sale, on pedestal; good er: new; cheap. 1308 Blackste 4 ‘o e: packe ves, scissors m. > a — also | tor nes et . SETLERY For male: ivan tn job lots and Heating and Supply Ce., 1117 Chestnut LESTE FORMULAS Wtd.—Medical. combination coal and gas ‘range. Home —..._. East St. fais (ec) | coteplete line of househok 1 goods to furnish - — re eee * heap. sens WASHING MAUHINE— Eden c 2602 Olive at. ie) —— ich9) let foods, drinks, miscellaneous. Box 5. Comfort, S28.%): one hall tree. large beveled DINING» ROOW T ABL bE Kitchen os er the house conlete: consisting of dining ta ~\ J2ran av. ed carmate 7 Box R-370, P —_. ect CUTTING MAC ‘HINE- -For seule. a three r% one GUN For gate Win hester ; ‘double P. ea Be ; mirror, $8.00 sideboard. at (all Mondas dresser, wardrobe. carpet, laundry gas bles, chairs to. mateh, Nar wo gre B Nor: and , SI ' CABINET-—For sale: genuine mahox WASHING - : . - — avarter Victor élactric neariy new, also A ae = and av inch; ll-gauge, $17 TRADING STAMPS Witd.--Old broken jew Delmar Furniture Store Oot N. andevene stove, sanitary folding couch. 3137A_ WN. tables, wardrobes. beds B+ Hag gpeatBhons = vem mbnwes + Pe uke as Pen $40; sell for $20. 541% ) or NG MACHINE—For Saar , 2% whells, $8.75. 2111 East De Soto, elrv. gold and silver. old pistols. guns. In-, ter (c% Sarah carpets and linoleums, aso hegre e stock; St. Louis av. (ey Dndter nent B.. ./ oniy short time, « ’ so! in : oF - —— A rs ipetairs A - Nat > Cat ere A ¥ > i * bie 2S ae knitting machine. Forest &04 A yi -k must PUNCH PRESSES.-For sale, 2, medium siz: dian relics: gravphophone and records | BRASS BRE “or a3 wie oaperyaye chien aE. Bane a - . of stoves. This sto Intust -'OIL PAINTINGS—F: . Pr St... Upstairs ee pa SK—For sale roll-top oak; at bargain, power 819 Franklin ee -_ : bought, Bold and exchanged: Indian relics and ny alti a a DE a pp Lg ae at ‘aj er ge oak ; ex few days, regardless of ; 8 Beg : r lection a For sale: beautiful | col- W ASHING MA‘ HINE- For sale. ‘eater 4 aT Easton SY. ee See £20. TAS Bac on P NOW Peees Wor pale, band mulintho toe and eurtos for sale: open Sunday 1304 §. call between 9 a. m. and noon Sunday: no table Sie” aieiios pag i be po extension | » DAYmMents: dels —_ ao 1406. A. “i prints. 4 Ases 5120 Page ppiec tric. like mew. big bargain. x INO. ab Ml wre NM ward 1 SK Yor sale: rolier-ton writing desk; punching electric Pie ret IB ‘ mate: Zz han wn iv. dealers MOUA Etzel avy. : * som Mill 4231 Wallace eq, Cheap, near it) oper n @ be: oe ; “As ? ARI OR TT .~ ie ne reg saiieaen “ST Post. Dianatch a nuat he in aoml condith ‘ ‘ : s ‘ : = ” s il, ore ‘ , - . a «| _ : omk finish. MOA Lam) at, | fost RK xX conduit. Victor, 3100) 8405 TYPE "A HI N ke’ Wtd—Secondhand, and BUFFET kor sale, good as new. 314 Ge, De ME i “et - ; . 4 entra) - ; bees any. hy tng ( ‘all 412A Rotanical, rp Ww AT ER HE ATER—For sale. ee _ 1M aston wt om i NisK hor ‘gale fiat top mahogany finish A ‘herokee. in) aa “ail get of carpenters tools Main | er. Grand sean fo) - ture: 4 sacrifice: $10. 4 fu electric. with oa HE re Ht. = or sale, »b rand-new . /'PARLOR SET—3 pieces. $i2 50: Fe ig guarantee and connect. 262% Bes Rae Wed ~Agemineter, 4 good _fandition, £14 New York peerane RESTAURANT RANGE~ For cus: nearl\ ma — BUFFET—For sale. in good c -ondition: used DRI = “NE R if — — sid. — : Quick ‘ Tec bor 87.50, JR61 Shaw : He $15: bedroom. dining set. IAT elsene” Ww ATER HEAT E R For “wale, @ ° : - tion: will pay go0 1 pric Co., 2219 Wash st - , new: a bargain. 517 Market. TYPEWRITERS Wtd.—Buying typewrit-!| short time. 1202 S Broadway) (otis) biffont “ S15, *a61! I? a oak dresser ard G AS RANGES—WQuick Me al. all styles, &S “ARLOR \SET. $25. i copper coll, used only 6 weeks. re MUGS Wtd Private part HEXNTAL CHAIR—For eale, Columbia: cab-! REVOLVING PROOPER —~ . ers, adding mach ine and like office RUPFET Suen cpittonier. . 1h Laciede. _ tC) and un: free delivery, 5 % 203 S. Jefferson. (cy! t a 25, cost $120 cornea $s fieid =. used good rugs from priv f fountain cuspidor Cabany STH0M : phn Pct oa For sale, LO equipment. Box D-127, Post-Dispatch hows FET—For sale; golden oak; fine order DRESSER--For sale, chartered gold k. Saeco ninco a _Monday, S523. Oli ' ne j r inet, un epic | - loaf, cheap Pralie Bakery Co, 4051 N = $16. 1617 S. Jefferson (ce) lik $16 1¢ S d golden oa GAS RANGE For sale cabinet gtvle. Central PARLOR SE’ a b WOULD like to sell at once my en RUG | Wid. —Dresser, dint 125A Montclair I nion. ‘ jor i INDOW GLASS | Ww td.—All sizes; also 12 hiv rPET For eal e new, . 617 > Jefferson av. _t@) ga "3407 North Market typewrite ath tf sale, buffet, — rton furniture tn efficiency apartment! > a kitchen cuphoart: ortvate HICTAPHONE - For sale, Call at purchasing ‘TIFIER—For sate; new magnetic; §20 ft._stepipdder. 916 8. 26th st. ieee: eat ender, O1tt Aan ~y “ik: DRESSER—8$9; upright piano, mabogany, -————-——~, $40; cabinet hone Busy Bee. 3028 Cass. Central 9637R. (7) TPFET—For sale, golden oak, like new, DRESSER—For sale ee om oak: new. 1449A — 1419 6. _ Jefferson. ising robe. one Crex rug: no dealers. 3500 Cora | Georgian Courts, 5670 Kingsbury, ; and make Hox R-166. F rf ForEN electric washer: rur like new: still, graph, 827.50 V. Hicks. Marion. 1) : (eri ‘ASH for ne wapanere magazines. rags. ane $15, Morrfs chair, 8.50). 1701 Park Blais at. Ce din ‘ GAS HOT-WATER HEATER —For sa |i PARI OR SU ITE -For sale, genuine ‘leather ment 233 : a a 2 Atisol OPEL y highest prte euaranteed: will sell cheap. Box Y-141 Te en, Oo” nm} Kreisman, 2250 Case, Central 94203. (6) BUFFET—And china closet, fumed oak, tne ; = Laclede ' A a ih il) highly nickeled near! new 2600 Hum RA NGE For sale: G-hole fewet —~ y We have a complete line of ; o's; 0-11 Morgar Centra) «mall Doc kery. S615 besten, . (f) SODA POUNTAIN.—Fer gale. 8-foor cheap DIAMC INDS W AN T FI) BADL y CHIFRPONIER.- “For_ nale hed. mattress and Lt OF" LI) SOFA BED —Fer ea! e: Ww heeler & | Dorey st.. Grand 14st then Ines Menard s con- ze 1) ome dispose ‘ou ioe P } ee GAS IRON For sale practically new. er l. F. Gartiand, 818 N. Broadway other furniture 722 EBuctid Wilson sewing mac hine. oak wardrobe GAS RAKGE For sale, Quick Meal bigs. Ran . ire “ ation pare vou money = abate WLLAt K CAT FURN! Vie " me | glass in door 5x2 O16 Easton. ‘c) enameled, high oven> excellent condition “s GE For nae. Supertor, cheap Call SSSe:.. 7 Hi ceil at once ond pa) old gota heee ciothing will trade for electric tron. Romoent 7R0 BODA FOUNTAIN—For « D , . : + mem ne 4, i uP ale, Lippincett's« on't give your diamonds to pawnshops I. ¢ HIPPONTER ~o0 sale: table: sewing nm as — . eae —e Monday IO1T & : , GAS Ww ATER HEATERS. Por sale: heaters ae fountain; goed condition, « heap aso) Pay you what vou paid fer them cai. as ‘ ‘hire mA N Kinexhich wa rp EXT a ‘| T —~ > For sale, 54-{ ine h top, pric e 865, TWAR26 Romaine Fad | be) ae = 7 ‘ . rarie 8% : q bene Cental sacar Olly . | ’ : { if a . I > ¢ ‘ . ° .~ Ch . o aa ¢. r { ’ : ak sites cennected to boiler, 610, 12 N. Rarah at live ,increare justifies me in doing so Pawn CHIFF OR ae i or sale; like new “Ie? N ‘ nena $05, —, ay Q GAS far For sale. Or " k Meal: in good a hod condition: $15 1550) St Ferdinand. CE Piraedway. 5 Rie con on; used a short time: cheap 401% - ie = ; O47 Wieschan ev pineott complete with large refrigerator CHIFFOROR! Fe ’ am he " ; — = a ra | Iu uc ky st . A RA ANGE—For enie: also extension table and We have some rare haree ine ‘ | Po rs MM IN ey ny rONE , 8 ' \ : soib_ et “Ror Sete; oak, good condi- | FOLDING BE . —— icebox. Apply 161% | Anything te yeu? Them ¢ ‘3 NURTONE.. Po , « . - ase, soda counter end electric carbonator : tion: $22.50 Call Monda; ang ' NG BED—For sale: oak: clea an: “$5 AS x a : . c x. pply 1 12 Knapp at. (e, |coal and gas ranges at thas | teed .f 4257 Ww —- ‘ 4 nite ayy: * ay mart ari ' cheat Lehmann vy Drue Siore ei ta Wash ee . “ai ; iia’ +s iy e ic) Qui K Mea! gae range £5 4082 Labadie iA “RA XGE- -For ot Qulk ~~ Mea! ~ ai te RA Ni E For sale: Charter Oak: ~ gy p aA prices ois. i7 y fir a... Pa ia ‘ —~y ra! ‘ '* as “e t™%* ‘ms om ‘ = 152 ied — Sh, : ‘POR —_— = oven: whit r By r ere ; : oe fur $i a ind gi ae ee | , HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE HIFPOROBE— For sale: dresser, gas heat- FOLDING COUCH—For sale: iron bed. com- _comt 877 baranis, 682A Meston ay $35; “fine baker: must sell. 2400 Walnut st is), ATTENTION. FURNITURE SCSEe 00 "honded Warenoure. hte Cxtes ay. exrep! Gontas On * WTORY WINDOW PANEL. BARH— For wale, | ~~ ; TORORE en plete: dining table. chairs. 1820 Oregon. | 745 KANG — ,; RANGE -For sale. Rridge & Reach Superior We can save you Joc on every OS | | nti oe x Far nal Poa = practic ally new ; almo sliding door, ice bex A ‘ rie rt ke Mat orany card table: saecrtary CHIP gg v= Larne ORK , Sis Princess FL RNITURY For ernie. (pntral w2211.. i a ¥ Meal A . ther rs — , renew ed us goed condition 4n72 Neosho spend for new furniture. rugs. Be Sener q 2 " : ’ f ~ t, teu Riis Sate iver . Baie ‘Ti | Wai CARE (obec cn cutter gO-cart and ae > tie oa] fa chean.: a. tas a5u7 ‘dresse parior enite rriga hogany, Sih. — hN c TPR ; t an a otnty stan a ral rakes : Al = + ' i Gene tae or stov eg Our esnai} overhead : FURNITURE W AN’ iret- ge. enditian ‘ a ny 1A 1 ‘A . hiah chats 14 +o. (‘ase (>) ;tve : Fas ’ anKe Wu tok Mi a] sin S44 Delmar bi i ‘ j : 4 _F vr _anle aa 11A Bam Vherge: (ition: dels ered and connecter 1. $ ying | he | t t u j 1] wel! . i * . ‘ . Co., S021 Olive at. BANY BUGGY—Por sale. 1001A 8. Tayor. Levy Dros geal at very low price. | FURNITCRE—For sale To CAS BTOVE-—For sale: Quick Meal, a -4 “Tice combination coal and aas — olf: | o 4 as 4 ; | ‘ : i ati ’ ; A. im a... 5 390. Cen. cas b eae" shane YY NAb ee PC - SODA FOUNTAIN. Por nals ~ | tickets bought Money advanced on an\ I‘nion av (< ge 3) = FEB dee Ory me TS seruP Lip: | ching: confidential. Olive 1250W. 204A N. ro Sat oan Se”, Sel er ” z as . : gfenh Piette om ii eA aide Oe a cd A ~ Hoy t pa cme amg Pee a hae i oe! Levy Bros.. 313 8 14th at. *) : tee er rv low prive. Levy Teg S11 8. Mth. ic) s

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samen ta teu , 3 3 oe a om ee HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, M achinery, Boats and Launches, and Miscellaneous Wanted and I For or Sale Ads today. ee ee ne HOUSEHOLD Goops 5 : FOR SAG) HOUSEHOLD GOCDS FOR SALE | == SEWING MACHINES | CLOTHING | : EXCHANG | SEEDS. PLANTS AND TREES | STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES | MACHINERY MACHINERY - ee a ia P DO OE | - a il : , BRP BP LLP LLP LO | RANGE—For sale: dive e fe ; nameled Poss. Fe ; > o . 2% rig tion Nan and coal: Qu Dine. Notice, Furnit ‘ MACHINES repaired for $1; prompt service. RUGS Wtéd.—Will exchange complete | ROSES—For sale: C le cll _Howar } Quick Meal, . iB . Say cash in 20. 60 ane sapere e __work guaranteed. _ Grand ‘sdon ty P (e62) FOR SALE Pn ee egy for rugs or typewriter. Ree we blue a Pacey ~ a hipileimasiieaia. 1 rn R_ SALE a il ee. _WANTED ' RANGE For sale: combinati f save 50 | SEWING MACHINE--F od; |; COAT—F ht ; ‘hone Cabany 3000 thiehem stars, I5c doz. Imn §435' DESK—F | . ; tion cent on your urniture, rugs a nd stoves of or sale; Singer. KO | or sale; beautiful w hite c hin ne a a . - Pome -- ———— + Cow : er, Fv. ans } or saie: roll top oak also fiat LATH E Wta aie 12 to 18 in swing Ww “EVERYTHING IN PU! Kas, excellent condition. 1202 s. net PANGAN BROS.. sth and | Washington, ‘ $6.00. 1812 Chestnut. chilla; worn once; size 38: $15 5630 | TAILORING Wtdi—Will exchange job | yan. top eak desk _ : ' 12 ° . cB) al size . 5. | } ak des and typewriter. Apply Keathiley, _Lasterville, Mo. ee (CS) | Siw: New and refitted vn ~* = oss | a t | tric eg A am kk printing for ladies’ tailoring. Box D-|TREES—For sale: 200 elm and 30 6s sugar 203 Mermod-Jaccard Bide, (er) . a | shade trees: cheap. Wydown 30iM. (e)| DESK AND CHAIRS—For sale. office par- ; Mebout 16. a swehe; ——_-4- ‘ue .. PARRAR POs PUMP Dispatch | MACHLNE ae CO. $ : ~ Persea. A ° ‘ ; : . N SEWING MACHINE—For sale. New Home| —P¢tshing. Apartment 201. C) | é RANGE-—For sale. Cole's high-over ea pp FU ~ ITU RE _&utomatic; cheap, 5716 Easton. | CORSETS—For dale: 3 Barclay, custom mage. | poe eee . new lint igh-oven | FOR EFFICIENCY AP : ; -——_——- | 4 arcia TIRES T % EB e in ng: £000 condition; ch _— - 4s ARTMENT SEWING MACHINE— For sale: like new; ze 28; never worn; cheap. Call Sunday) PIRES ~-To exchange, 32z4; good used; | EE ‘S—Por_s sale, fice maple and weeping, _tition, steel filink cabinets. Stern Fixture! condition. Rox W-145, Post- ’ fc? Jules st. eap. os ; For sale— ae aa one mane waar to Generators in Stes mall siz size: 4 p: 2 rugs. $12.50) j - george ; hip out of town by March 21 Box W-30 =% refrigerator, tile jined, we ‘y to $27.50. sideboards, $8.59: kitchen cabinets. “a ROBISON, Sewing Machine Doctor,| been.worn. 2630A Accomac. PRP PIDP LP DD POP IPI PIE am ADDING MACHINES—For sale: new and. F LOOR CASE —Fo r x sale. 4-ft., $8&: soda foun- | _Vost-Disrateh ; mn a Bi ' Alternating current motors, et Olive st ie: 7 $19.45; chairs. $1.25: heating stoves, $12.25:| » 12 Chestnut street. city. Repaired at! {ADIES SUITS—For sale, dresses and BEST RICES for “ old and silver. Aldore| Used makes; accessories; rentals; ¢x- in =. 2 S. 13th et. et ae TANK W “ain direct current motors, 110 ‘volt, an te REPTIGE RA ; 7 s, $6.50 up! coal ranges. 1 ouse. Block from Union Station. V 2. 2AR | Jewelry Co., 213 N. 4th (o35) | Changes; and fine repair work Add a K td.- Suitable for gasoline or oll, 30) 2 _* : Ar 1KS—All ‘sizes, lightly "Wag ligt 30; : Faree 4208 Delmar. Lindell BOLIR. ‘ec? Machi and Te cual ' . ing “AES TT For sat a) chee | tO 69 gallons. Call Tyler 884. 4 p.; direct current motors, 220-volt, vet be chea giitly sed: * gf used odds and ends at a| "EWING MACHINE—For eaie: New tome: LADY: SUIT— For sale. 4004 Del "t ABSUOLUT ELY best casn oy old aold. me ne an ypewriter Co., 204 N. 7th Py le hank whe “4 a4 ss a yier &S 100 bh p.; direct current motors, 300- HIRSC HPEL ps (RINE RK FURN. 0., | WALKER_ARMSTHONG HOL vg | ard Condition; attachments. Store, 4305 drenece “hats; size 38°" alse en ‘y| _Stiver, platinum: “a call, H. Miller, 3 N. | gn ~ — o— our stock and you will Easton av. tienae. Calaet nee ine; cost $65; worn | ket ef (Re oo nt nk: aK, iieae iaee neti remarkable low |} GROCERY COL NTERS _For al “54:3 Se?! OR SALE cost in a ‘s , 4 be } > : ‘ : oa ‘c) ~ a K! ? ahbe ‘ s td oh Pe. a Pd ; BRO LOB BBO ™ _Post-Dispate DR | . W-0m, 7 ~¢7 hole lot und makes a nice little Roose "an hes ao MAC ve sale: § tine drop-| LADIES SUIT—For sale. $4. never worn, CASH patd for old gold, silver, platiaum, 6370. on —e ve ~- aa’ eneninn ates _| AMMONIA FITTINGS -We have niemitnadiaal switc spark pl KOCKERS—All kinds. cheap tor ~stapam Sour ov, Why Day for someone else's tur-| head, Singers and others, $8 to $15. 4060 | “cloth cloak, $2; veivet cloak $3. SahT Del- | tamens, broken Jewelry, up to $20 for | MOST complete Tine, ali makes. repaira, rent-| ‘cheap 408i No'dist eee OO MPACIY: | ceo iL naveral carlonds of tate iment | ease Piatt cesier ti —a_ . ee ei | phere when ‘tn & oh meke — Tie, | SEWING MACHINECE ee (| {Roe ‘Olive st. da wih see i | oe ion Ty pewriter Co. 111 N. 9th. (c86) | 7ayap P. see ASE At. iittinas, ‘which ea eit aie a ammonia MISSOURI ENGINE CO., 2808 N. 1 = aia tat = or me say, ** s is | © a E—For sale; one Singer} LADIES’ ‘jassy sam ” gente and | —— RE MINGTON ° " nme | HC tOX—-For sale and butcher’s outfit, ~~ . offer at redu RUGS- Pur sale, fixi2. must ——_ 18 | mine ve care per week does this for H-7 for leather. FP. Meyerson, 924 Inger | dresses for a og muita. coats and | CASH paid for old gold. siiver, platinum, dia- | = gx2. Gas on $3 ecnerch. oe r Smith, practically new, cheap. At 8450 Halls i 6: Shey “> o SS fittings: 1 1%. ! | ’ Call 30084 N. Florissant, ) cheap, you; it furnishes 3 rooms as follows: Living | S4N. | Tailoring, 34 floor Mermod-Jaccard Bide, , monds. old or broken false teeth, with or : a : Ferry rd. _ ‘) | come ee beleet abel a eee a ae: | ~~ Contractors Equipment RUGS--For sale. 1 x J, room: | sanitary davepport and pad. 1 large | SEWING “MACHINE -Fo le. $85 Singer | roadway and Lacust. (099) without gold; kodaks, used records, musical | TY PEW rn Sa -For sale. Oliver No. 3. used | ICEBOX--For sale, butcher's icel vo ters mhich will be miean, , haraal ’ a Axminster, one” Velver. arm chair. 1 large rogker. 1 Carola phono- drophead, r gale; $65 Singer | | fnstruments. Victrolas. 8. Smith & Co., ba dt Call S908W Lee. Colfax 1L077W by & by ! t de cher’s icebov, 9 feet We deen. hh cat Ca promp New ar uses; same a reat eunck Best _ hargain:; cal Monday. 20% ¥ Oly ve. ~~ @ _ 1 center table, 2 portieres. Bedroom: | Sidne — like new, $15, Minges, 1531 | MAN'S SUIT-—For sale; and other — | BILAN. Grand. opp. Metropolitan Bidg. Lin- TYPEW Rit th -For sale. wa “a, md s feet deep; 3 compartinents; price J. A. Stern. 17th and Chestnut sts. ony sap ion od sale: good: a oy tebiee 4 Fy conga suite, 1 cotton- top SE Wing re prendeay. (cO9) | 4711 Me Millan A aS Lin- wood:, No, §: cheap. é i Don ” wnger- Ts asonable. St: Louis Sticker Co,, 105 Pine. phones, ies ican | | | Service, rigerators, Kas ran re. mattress. all-tron spring, 1 bedro ACHINE—For sale; MAN’S SUIT-—-For - 85: ; i 7 et TINT? wy oat-D8. ICE BOX COUNTER—6 feet z P or —_ Ke. 28034 ecroom Fock. | o. , CEsinet sale; $5: coat and vest, FALSE TEETH. OLD GOLD, PLATINUM, i 4 WRITE R—For sale; good condition: B. S. Co make, in eet long, St. L. | LLOWERS- For sale, and exhaust fans, vari. | ave. Phore Bell fiomont 384. RUGS— For ‘sale, 0x12, Axminater —Missour, 9 ft. by 12 ft. hemp warp rug. 2/| gtyle Singer: first-class condition; cheap, | _$2.50; overcoat, $5; trousers, $2. | Ow! to shortage of certain materials | 929 S, Compton avy. | doors +; We take Tie ition: Hy ten | Supt wi ani cep mt. Louis Belting and s, a co) , aity 4 - unt 4 a Py th st Ki . ; eds ” y 3 : . 1 Peon 5 SNe celta NR IRD MES ail, 0 NRE ee LOCO ERE EN SPR MBAS IE BS OTD Bio i «28 Oo ee ae we ——Seaes 17 “1 S. 2d t. is sels: reasonable. _ 5328 Eas ne Brus. : - Combination kitchen and dining SS 8 elmar. B) | e manufacture of falee teeth we | i . -————— ~ ~ Si ble, 4 solid oak chairs, 1 SEWING MACHINE—F a "ERE - Be eo eee § hae TYPEWRITER—For sale: > Premie N *. | mann, M11-013 N Broadway. Ral ~~ = ~ - SECONDHAND MACHINER BARCAINE. RUG—For sa : a : NE—For sale, drophead| OVERCOAT—For sale. man's. { fine | a position to pay the highest cash ° wer, x9. ©, | — = a BOILER-—F ; le: wewing ne stove, Groans sideboard or kitchen cabinet, and 1 linoleum Singer, in fine condition: attachments; | coralition, cheap: dealers ‘a. pring, fine prices for any kind of false teeth, no mat- and flat-top desk: $18. 4748 Spalding. (ev ICE CREAM PARLOR OUTFIT—For sale; complete. Fe LE a org | Rect >is oooy pyérenise , ar pump | - ing table, chairs: cheap. R42: Re . ‘ . ) . rar r or ae —-— - wee a _neaPp, 8453 | Arsen : # ft. by 12 ft. . The price for this outfit is Monday ; $15. 4958 Delmar bi. fc) | S758 N e oy | r how old or how badly b en: nglie| TYPEWRITER Wtd.—Must oO complete gine beautifu ountain oo a7 ¢ from RL GS AND MA TTRESSES— F ey al ™ $148 80. There are many other good values SEW IN “al? = Geagmenpeapiongs se 7 eee A api VERE RO-S SP EGEEegeeeeee pm | sinten or full dental] wo hg Nd dition: state price. etc. ~ Th HO d = _ counter to match also Ps — ogee j aren ae = * ook. saanrsamneeemee = od Wuftale a8 Sturdivant blowers 3 Carpet Co, 224 Olic or sale. Globe | here. Six-hole steel range with warming he G MACHINE —For sale, Singer drop- SHOES-~ -For sale, 2 pairs, women’ 5. sizes | crowns. broken or old sets. with or stake ut _Dispatch, _ h. : oe 4. awe | Central 4804 1018 N Bee a — nome. BOILER—For sale; seven-section Taeai hot. | a RUG—For : aie pace ay —————___(€8} 4g oven, $44; elevated gas range. 18-inch oven, Pits O15 WV ton, good order; bargain;| 5'9 and 6A; 1 pair of” _pumps. Grand AOS guld; we also buy old gold, jewelry, silver | TYPEWRITER— Fx ome | OFFICE SIT RY PETE water, good for 2100 ft. Thomas Kirk- | 10. ‘nective engines from 3 h. p. te 10 B. B. 202A Paulian pl. new, wi will sel] Cheap broiler and baker, $35; 4-burner gas stove Se haere I) | SHOES—For sale, secondhand. ladies; all! and platinum. Out-of-town patrons are re- like new, a or sale, Remington, No. 10, | hand. r 330 N_ ‘in vr sule; secona- | wood IJr.. Mee ie Mo. | 1 100-h. p. steam engine. RUGS _ Fo. : “teh for iaundry, $7: golden oak hall tree. large SEWING MACHINES--For gale, good old| sizes; will sell cheap. 2311 Wash. | quested to mail us any of the above men- cust st. ws utomobile Co., 1832 Lo-| commana : ___{c%) | ROTLERS—80-h.- .. 54x18. Kewanee, 125 ibe large steam air compressor. $ + or ‘sale: Axminster, ‘$20. Brus ' a mirror. $9: sewing machines as low as N $3. Romans. $3; all attach- SHORS—For | 7 ] » jadv “Oxt tioned articles and we wiil send cash by re- : a: Ss OFF! ICE F IXTU "RES For sale: desk, roller- | Hartford 100. ~ D.: 66x22 O' Bri 106 [De. socsadnen’ | leather belting. 12. Tocar, 89; Crex, §s. aN44 Delma “ei B $6.50; Crex rugs. % ft. by 12 ft.. from se to 725 ‘Carpenter. . suede. pte we pe ty ords. black turn mail, subject to your approval. Mail TYPEWRITER—For sale Underwood ‘good | _*oP typew riter desk. flat-top desk and filing; Ibs; 16x36 Fulton. Corliss engine ‘with i 0,000 Iba. secondhand rubber beiting. RUG—For sale. one Brus = ~ ae: eS $14. Hall runners, 4 yards long. $2.20. Up-| SEWING MACHINE-—For sale. drophead, 7-} Washington, att —_ $6. 3719/ of bring whatever accumulation vou have) .@% new. Call Davis’ Drug Store, 916 N,| C&5¢ 4nd booketse: large tables; will sell at| parts. including belt. Wilson, 1102 oi | Sand in. secondhand cable wire always _ 4759 St. Louis ay oe 8. Ux9; like new @ right folding beds, 15x40. French bevel bg drawer; attachments: in perfect indies Wil. | onmeeteeaaeees ee secon. sa _ | at once to S. Smith & Co.. 513 N. Grand | _Kine’s highway. _ low price. Levy Sres.. SIL S. 4th st. eral Reserve Rank Ridg ' 4 on hand. — ; ss . | tor front, $13.95; children’s tron cribs, droy| cox & Gibbs automatic attachments: dhean SHOES—-For sale, ladies’ and girls’. 0c to | av., opposite Metropolitan Bidg.. Gran! and | TYPEWRITER—-For sale. Smith Premier. | UF FICE FURNITURE—For gale: roller top COUNTER-—For sale. — 100 tons secondhand steam radiators. 7 = househoid goods and turn) _ With aH-iron link spring, $9.55; sani- | 2328 Geyer “"y eng nes ‘an Waterman P , ANDIRONS, carpets. furniture of all de- RUG or . 2 ipti c ts flats , , > SUITS—For sale. 2 38 size * Ww dav oa ~ aaa aREnE Weer gap enetimas —————e— | 00 rocery . ro snie, UxI2 velvet. $17) 50: @x0 Ax. scriptions. contents flats. dwellings; best bobbin, latest model, 7 drawers; all at- size men's suits, new developed. Bodine Pattern aan Sis TYPE WRITER—For sale, latest model No. 0. wales “T feananek Gane a ee drnamos: I will locate you anything in ma- | Pease planer. minster, $6.50: &. 2x10.68 ‘$6. 365 Ax. cash prices: need goods badly: large or small tachments: used mM underclothing. 1429 Wright. ket st.; Central 1669, Olive A344. (c 99) or rest: } > . oaere: ssid lelmar JSH4. (c8) | Morgan. --- ee ee Nall beige Kaliya v4 /| TY p E WRITE R- For ~ gale, "Reminaton. No 1”. to fit oRee room: fine +f i Paes SASOLINE ENGINE en aa ; | paaninen wale. almost new, living” room HABY CARRIAGE Wtd.— Reed: peed condi- SEWING MACHINES--For sale; 34 Si a be SUIT For sale; navy blue, trimmed black dat ada ant ne ene pubsioned. ___ . like new; $35. Automobile Co., 18d4] first-class condition cheap fer wale catet power Stover: hopver Rm i 3x16 Chandos“ Tarte engine $1 nye = as Sages, | raid; fancy vest: this year’s best stvle “ ENT—Patente Wishes to hear from 40CU | we need room Liberty Bands taken in} °. ™onths; make offer. 3024 Olive, base- Ate pound steam hammer. i furniture. dining #1 lite, player- “piano, rock. © tion; not_ over $15. ‘Forest (335 31-15 and 31-20 | 28- | ‘3 i : — -20), 40 buat: cost $00; price $355. Call eve e 4% 4 and statue manufacturers. | rypEWRITER--For sale. L. C. Smith Bros payment at full Value Hlussmann, 011-913 men, Two Burke bench RN ee eGR LE LANL AGEL. ALLEL LLL LLL LE LLL LLL LAN ee ers, phonograph. bedroom suit ~ jal rolet: bar oie 124 u ex. Hudson . RABY he aay y Ww ed. —Reed gs omen must Union Specials BS 100. | a = = : ; “4 : | - or " Caban ne. & he cheat. 1414A _ Newhouse av. Union Special S00. : vet ween 7 and 9. 4227A ‘leveland. | Address I. W. Monroe, Custer C “ity, O, (6S) No. 1 typewriter, in perfect condition: used mann, 911-9 N. Broadway. INTE RN AT 10% AL, HARV matt ow Lot of steam “pump. | J | Rings. hetween J and 9. 42374 Cie : Se eS OTT AINED cca it Hiledon, | rv little; bargain. 5202A Paulian pi. (cx | SHELVING—For sale; fine lot: shoe or hard- For sale: make an offer. 2 Cass | saat of steam pumps. RUGS -For sale: 12x1% 0 : h, 11x12, 10x18. Oxi t be in U ipecial — nae 2. " Th Ww a he -nion Special, sISser . . Fa : ‘ ' ° eee ; x also furniture: ¥v ictrola. fon BABY “LK Y td.—Must be in good order: Union Size S4; trousers waist 30, length 27, $6.50: | yy gdon ito rneys,, 619 Central) TypEWRITERS—For sale: factory rebuilt an are ee: show cases. electric fixtures. GENERATOR — 75-k, -w. 200 volts, Weeting- No. 40 ‘annie fouble rc Severson. 113 N. &th Roth phones io) house, d. c., direct-connected to 14 ne double arch press. nes. ; xi¢ Special | seem | SHOWCASES For sale carbonatine outfits, Payne engine, first- class ee bargain. iM Rrake. No 16 capecity | | ee _ —_—-—- -—— a PMA TNR Et PO NE tefl I a OE NETT n OO 0 OE ALLELE LAE ALES A! IE " Whitt! hme an ‘ = ; er ef. reasonable. — Box D-178, Post-! -Dispatch. a Union Special rey sult. coat 42, trousers waist oS, length N¢ { Tank ba ae l ‘huis. I hone } Undarwoote. lar est stock i ediate de- RUG r pear pees , ; . ane 2i,. $7.50: 8837 Del x mmediate ° R For sale, tan Parisian design. wpe RABY CARRIAGE Wtd.—-Reed, and high Singer 45,408. - iW. 8So4 Veimar. ' oP 18oH. Assistant in Washington, _D. ©. | livery. St. Louis Typewriter Exchange. 211 rake, No 18 capacity. ipewiiter ci comt $129; bargain, §65; aleg | chair: good condition. S413B West Park. 2 Reece buttonhole, % inch | SUTT-- Por sale, size 38. ‘trousers waist 2s, | SNT—For sale; jhst granted on a new) N. 10th. Main 1162, : etc.; Cherokee Candy Kitchen, 2218 Che __ Wilson, 1102 Federal Reserve Bi WM . 4! A ee. fringed rug. $42 50, BEDS. furniture, earpets. stoves, contents Reece buttonhole, 1% inch, length 30; aC ’ , - 33 sult, vice or shear for cutting sheet metal:| TyPEWRITER Wrd.—Quick. used [Under | ee. Sem zk ICE M/ACHINE For anal i. a. | : , aon os a "SONS MACH. CO. Fone BS ; "2 flats and dwellings; highest prices. paid. Hoffman Pressing machine trousers waist 38, \m a2. $7.50. F. A. nothing » it on pe market; a monopoly wood ¢r RR Wed. Quicl aah yy rine SODA FOUNTAIN P — cee: Gale it 4 sale, 1*9-ton, enclosed) 1001-05 N. Sixth fe RUGS—For gale: brass beds. chiffonler Bensinger, 756 Walton. Del. 2528L. For. |_ 2 3 h. p. motors, d. c., Gl. Ed. -Box R-254, e+ . . oS suit, trousers 32, lengeh 30. | for tool manufactur®r or hardware specialty no dealers. give number. Hox R-373. Post-/_ _carbonator. 4 x nue ane automatic pipings and w ater pt tae a a wae Sad ( M Pw: | dresser, bookcase. library table. Fa na 6891 ts (c8) Post. Dispatch. a Delmar. 2 Si ah ; | coneern : for saie cheap. Address J. B.! pis rateh of ee o t-] .-D. | butcher or mricer: used JA S ane Bed Aa} tigantic otor ( ‘learing Sale room set, kitchen cabinet, side-oven oe CARPETS Wtd.—Furniture of all descrip- | ~~ 7 | TAUPE CAPE “For sale, beautiful. only $12. | Schneider, 2831 “Magnolia, | eee ns | FYPEWRITERS—6S & month buys tates | SODA Aa NTAIN -For sale; will sell cheap. | call John E. Duvis. 318 Geyer av... city. | Here is an opportunity to get a first. : range. icebox, baby bed, go-cart and sulky. tions; contents flats, dwellings. Orcutt | BOOKS AND PERIODICALS | _Cahany 3262W. ih ‘e) | MILLIONS spent annually for {@eas! Hun- | model Rex visible, rect from factory; — : fe} | INDUCTION MOTOR. Wor sale: 22 electric motor for almost nothing ete 1064 Hanvilton a\. y Storage, 4729 Easton, Deimar 604, Cabany PPP DPS BOOS a~a-aa l NIFORMS Serge. new, uni ton label, xe-,- (tt “ods Y) ow wanted' Patent yours and every modern feat ire ore A Kluge 1°05 Ful-g SODA FO Tt NTAIN For sale. &-ft also ele | e ve le: e. 2016 NX. e in, volt, 00- /are ontiv a few af the iremense bargains ne [|] SANITARY BED-COUCH-_For sale” oan We OO, : ee Senn ee £8) | BOOKS—For sale. at auction. Tuesday. at|~ trousers $8; pants 30x27, $9 for $5. Schneid- | Profit: Write today oe free books—tell how | lerton Bldg. Olive 6370. : c80)} thc carbonator, Call Sunday afternoon. | 7 A pt et a 4 this week oniv. Each of these Inion g COUL-Oll, COOKING STOVE Wtd 2 or 3 7:30 pp. m. ac O40 Olive &t. ios 1 OF « Ss. -hneider 416 Mermod- Jaccvar’d Bide to protect vourself, ine to invent ideas|i= ~ ——— - e. Cor 3th and Cass. Pp, oo vandier- 8 een thoroughiy rebuilt be we. ROR It rE . burner: must be in good condition. 3719 UNREDEEMED CLOT! —— wanted: how we will help you se!), _| TYPEWRITERA—For sale; Underwood, Olt. SODA FOUNTAINS__For oe rice good condition, i4M%22, with foun- j and is GUARANTEED for one year, rm BANITARY COUCH~For wale. “with nad. _ Bamberger. \" deter. 40 I 9 | BOOKS For sa'e. 20,000 vols... at auct: LOL REDEEMED CLOTHING, enoes, rats: | Patent Dept.. American Industries. Inc.,} , 6": Smith. Remington, $15, $25, $0: Tete; hig stock: alao other et in, closing out} tain, rollers, chases, starting box: see it: | round kitchen table, chiffonier: will _ > i. abe io 9 ® | __Tuesdeav_ T:30_ bp. m., At SoHo Olive et. vig values. Jefferson Loan Co., %: i. Washington, D.C. g%) | tals, 3 months, $5 upward. St. Louis Type- tle. fait’ - nent —— cone office parti-| barwaity. The Medern View, 210 Olive h, . ‘* tae worth $120 08 2041 Sh for ee room table or drecemk DAV KNE TTE Sk sas weit. Good; must |} LOUKN-—For sale and paintings, at auction, Jefferson av. LES EO Oe eae PENTS —wW Rite FOR FREE 7 . riter Exchange. 211 N. 10th st.: Main 1168, Mite “Ca 2011 = Froa orate cases Herbst ATHE—For sale: Ratnes bench lathe. &-in. : hig eet BY : cers ase Ry etl A (Cc); Tuesday. 7:39 p. m., at S40 Olive st.. to| ARRIVED by express 200 fine sample E n- TE TDE ROOK, “HOW | Central 4889, (My | ——— i a ks dL | swing, 5-ft. bed: el : e Ose. worth ‘TY CORT ATI : ? ss g . Qe: Pe . as pak : ", ' S| = a HOV . Titans SEER NP enone Cre: ; STOI “wrt hre : . ft. bed; chearm Rox D- t5. P.-1. o SIDE BOAR D—For sale —— DINING-ROOM “TARL EZ AND CHAIRS Wtd close estates 7 glish waist-line suits. We have got ‘some a arg TENT." co iy | TYPEWRITERS ya PT : | § T> FIXTURES—For sale. fine fixtures. : — ee _& ; ) Istria | , , . nice; an = : meeonees . ———— | ‘ . ' ee : - ; LATHE For sale. R20 10°" finishin Ja r ‘ _kold Da inter Iron bed, 1805 Mic TR a Forest 66R. Se ee BOXOKS—For sale; Century dictionary, full | ore. Our Big Business open to you nad description of vour invention ree | manufactured and guaranteed. Acce fl — © Pt | Meaggap ane ey or mt counters, — Louis Belting and Supply Co. mx jet ‘a 2 ! ' worth SIDER IOARD, $5 dining table, $3. DISHES Wid.—Complete 100-piece set, of sheep binding: encyclopedia American Don't spend “a dollar for cle S opinion of its patentable nature; highest| sorf*s; rentals and fine repair work. » equipment of large mt oe Msi Ph seston = 220 ; ja wort $1: serving table $4; Mond , $3; cha irs, good make in good condition: price must be | Historv_ of Rome. 4036 Wise, te) you see our “Spring Line “We've he! references: prompt attention: reasonahie; ding Machine and Typewriter Co., % | on view at 289% Laclede. oo nes —For sale Lowell 20: hargain: z “Fr Rc mtn reas) SIDE ROA RL) > _- — : Ay, 3528 Olive, _reasonat| e. Rox D- 101, Post- Disvate' TP ‘HOME for Aged an d Ine ‘urables: “privat ,| place, the goods at the price.”’ e; terms. Victor J. Evans & Co,. 648 Ninth N. 7th street iw yey I. ili ior -? . "o'r cr ~~ N y n % r j —~- ‘ s; P 7 ‘ ‘pat yi " 4 “ “— . . . , . P ee ‘. ‘lig : .* aso large leather ale, antique mahouany; FE ATHER Bape Wtd.—idee- say $8 to| imatitution: medical attention measenabie. | oe oe Se ee ee go. | .st.. ne ston. _D_ a (99) | VISIBLE writers, $2.50 month. 605 Pos S10.” 7am Boe hire? 5X8 feet: mlase doer: | supply Co.. 560 6. | ee bo Sa ga Be SSA Find. ry reasonable, Address M. Speelman, 38524. ‘Olix e.(2) | Hx W-50, Post-Dispate See fc) | wm Fg ee cata as + = "ae cg PATH te PROCT RED- Trademarks regis- Dispatch Ride. >> WALI, CASE_F a] r «; | LATHE—For sale: Rarnes. 5 Ta diet ee eee worth 180 ow ‘ua 74 “i ~ 4 aay eee ae pry bse eI “e a aoe wee % P ‘ . . e Ii sav you { reaw : Cc srene siv : - —_ ————anape ae | Ps aia Aw Pe or SHA e, or crane store one ; . ‘ = ; . : nniaitiidninaninaia : | ROOKS. sale. , mn 7 A a eredw; a omprehensive, experienced, | - ; ; panned ne | c “ ; ; 110 ™#® SANITARY COUCH—For. sale. & umall oak tee F at Hk RS- -20,000 pounds old feathers: pay | B OK! _for pone, ee Americ a1 va AN ae | money ff r you. Returning soldiers, prompt service for the protection and de- | ea RENT A TYPEW RITER. floor case. 2100 Arsenal. Si iney 8410. tc) Bsr en —~ ye 16-in. ewing. with raising Complete stock of 360-volt 4. c. motere al ble. large mirror. abany SOW. a. roe ~ allt ; ‘all. Del. . For. +7. lan ie F a, Sac "e. 3 A¢ | , 66 3 945 &: eo gl - fur ’ nonvisible, 56 months ; initial payment ap- : yoonttns we Png ck BO os on, or; noon sarrison STAIR CARPE’ : oe oe Fe teas | Che $13.59, $14.44, $16.66, $18.39. $19.45, § gladly furnished without charge; book- | >) iaiahe P drug or candy | on a __. |5 h. D., 220 », phane...........worth 8 00 Sidney MOIK Fe ng sale; and hall runners ; 4%: 26 Fare. (cR) te mic 2 ae Eee oR ee | What the Drummers’ Sample Clothes Shop | information and fort n for disclosing Pp: les if pure hased. neneare : _ 3 /. Heimann ‘Mire. Co. mahon yaad finish. . MOTOR For sale: one-horse "¢ ‘enturv gor Sale price a * | A STEET — SEIS SE co (e) FEATHER BEDS Wtd.—-AAl1, 1000. We pay |! OUKS—For, eele, at auction, 20,000 Vuls.. .| means to vou: These fine garments are idea free on request. Richard B. Owen, i3 AMERICAN W RITING MACHENE CO., \Waly eet me —~ ey rene condition, 1407 North Market. central 7% horsepower, 220 «. phase,.. worth 423 on 14 RANGE.-For sale, with hot-water highest prices for old and new feathers;; commencing Tuesday evening, at 7:50) made by the manufacturers for display or | Owen Ridg., Washington, D. ©. (90) Main 4413. Central 1215. 807 Pine st ‘cSM Al. -* ‘ASE winad sa le tye | combination; | S411. ot ; ; : Se Gane ee ee / ‘) ft u “7 f r ore T ; ‘ . . = ~ = = = ~ — ~~ - _ _—_—- —e +e - ° 7? ° oP - rug or candy store; mahogany finish. MACHINERY For sale. Rarnesa & Erb - Gry F h. Sy. _. , weeth “ an ; connections, in first-class conditi : delivery : jj iv. Pil o'clock, and following evenings at same leling } ; ; : r = 40053 \ on, chyap. eli ers niac hine will call imme lately hiv | — alii oor on | moc eling purposes for tra\ eling salesinen INVENTIONS are the basis of wealth OUP | j \ - : P 7 7 * ~ ” " Vinnebago at. ie low Mfg. Co., 1202-04-06 High st. Centra!| hour. at 3540 Olive gt.: also 10) a? aes they are made much better than the regular business is to perfe: t and commercialize | STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES |.“ one Mfg. § 1310 S. 13th. ¢ house; Barnes & Erb 7 rolls mangle. 2 24 : : > | ' = STOV FE RA NGE- For Sal Bridge & “Beach, 14 Ee, Olive $161. (cs) ant pagntings. : mar ° a — goods; after they show them off we bu them for inventor and »>manufacturer make PAARARAA AAPA AAP PLA PPP | WALL CASE For sale; 20-foot: hinge giass inch Rarnesa & Erb extractors. cheap: act Forge blower, ee d. ¢ worth mo in ood condition, 4N01 Potomac, ; TURNITURE W td._-Secondnand. Waltere, PS matte Ree... them at a big discount: we give the besfi. models, form companies, etc. Call or write. | WANTED Beng ag Bae See Oath - A. ee Mb + tenn Bs = Ba. Dispatch, sey PEERI ESS. byte T ' 0 "% Ay STOV Ke or ®a | : soft coal stove “3526 4082 St. Ferdinand. Lindell S579R, (cA) SERVICE record and atlas, giving shert. hiss | of our tmmense buying capacity; this policy Adam Fisher Mfg Co., office “O48-25. 2ai}- ee ee eee eee a ~~ I a Lo 310 S. 15th st. oe |). MAC He iE RY For snule: one “4. in he “Sturt e — — a HA Pt a" Cc ** ag hadnes ae FURNITURE Wtd.—Oid styl kind tory of war, photos of President Wilson, | enables us to save you $» to $10. Sample) way Exchange; shop, 7-8, 505 Market st..| CARD CABINET Wtd.—Fireproof: for 3x5| “4 i) SHOW CASE Por sale. 14 f1 long. 4 | exhaust fan, one belt driven rotary axe. mona - STOVE 5 ; EEA y 4 ( 3h 4 vie or any Aine, Gen. Pershing, other notables, mailed on | pants, $2.™) to $5.50; tatlor-made suits, cost St. Louts, Mo. Phone Olive 4236 and 2780 cards: ive detailed description and price. sliding doors. cabinet base with glass doors; | ip, 20 gallons pe | 2. : ad Ke wa sale. Wilson heater. second §. Forest 657. Delmar OT, 3444 Wainut, receipt of 50c, stamps or coin. A. A. Jan- up to £35. our price, $19.50, $22.50, $26.75 an, | Rox ww 407. > Po ay ol nh ana pr se cheap for quick sale "S01 Chouteau. Vic : ees an a = om pone MACHINE SHOP WORK ze, nieckelec . : % —— : : . : e : PU ' 7. sh, oath), Ge de FO Sed? | ‘ OS 9 a ane 3 — - eau. ‘ : ss — oe amp... catia eeattinatnalih tine Miata tii dinadh oo Be Gr A pgiad 0 ane a KNVLURE Wtd.—Brass or _iron bed! nings & Co., 304 Central Nationa! Bank We again announce our ‘*Trade-in-Sale’’ De- INV ENTORS—Now is the time to aevelon | DESK Wtd.—Roll top desk and chairs. Box tor 8. cd epeed 1190. Clarksville Cider Co., 3601 Sa- a aN REAT ”" cr “meee ‘= i 2 , : ' ¢ ire , ; . aa 2 : een : | a : id chairs, 1X | Saran ag papeqmmrema . P Forest AM 11 pe ; 7 a no eee wanted, | 4422A Greer | Biag.. St. Le a ree wir Y Fy Frain ation speoggy pron aye — you H emp d : and seM vour patent: a first-class model ts Y-278, Post Dispate ‘h.! WE han ale a Tull line got ae ane secona- lena st ae im tobi Ma 7s WORK, ) pr s owane vo old clothes for new ones, = 0% ee office eaquipmests. # : = — saiieditpetaaiiaeniatiaiae ae BES or sale: 4-wheel; reed top: $10, " paid. J ‘Wagner firos. fomont I io, aaa OP KINS COU NTY, TE CKY COAL! ‘The place to buy clothes.” 926 S. Vande- nde to seas a8 ling @ patent. We DESK (Wtd.—Exchange 50 vois. medical) and typewriter “desks: otfice chairs. partl MACHINERY For opie: ‘alere, srationas .. 1 Ao Bell Olive 1730. } A » odiamont. ri RNITU RE wr a — “Saat FIELD. his efforts to teh ch ni the coal venter ay., near Chouteau. Liberty Bonds models. If you want vour patented device | books for roil top desk or anything of val tion and ratling. Globe Store and Office Fix- matic and slide valve engines all sizes: FINE. machine and model work, saahoe and ' For sale. sf. ‘teboard, fas stove _prices 4036 Deimar. 7 jell. "Ant. ‘eh field. in which exist conditions the most | _accepted. ie? manufactured in anv quantity, come and see | ue. Albert Solomon_ 1115 vA uN. _alsi st. ture Co., TU0O Franklin. Olive 5580. Central | air compressors, all sizes: pumps. all sires: | les, manufac turing; modern actor A. bce et POOR, SCY Vin ee * ——- | shameful in the United States. They load | RS. J. MILLER buvs and sells laaies’ and! “*: if unable to cone to our office, write| DESK Wtd.—Large rolltop, typewriter desk. b. R (cA) | heaters, etc.; motors and generators, hotat- Wissler Instrument Works, 613 N. “4 , St [Y—For sale: —— reed; $7 FU RNITU CRE | Wtd.—All_ kinds; best | prices. coal by the acre there. 72 pages that will ents’ slightly worn street and evening| “3: , Bear in mind that we make every kind chairs, filing cabinet: good condition; low |" Gas anp ELECTRIC FIXTURES | Ing engines: heavy especial machine work, | —~*2-—Davis Bidg.—__ 4 a git NES va Hadi Victor 1223R.__ | hold you spellbound from be eginning to end. | clothing. 1322 Olive st. Jewelry bought. | of drawings. Qur tool department is up-ta- price. Cabany 6236J. (C) | ARR newne | sohn Ramming Machine Co.. Main st. end ih a a ; ; a IDEAL — - — FURNITURE Wtd.--Badly: any a:mount: The author was an official of the | ie Fe Olive 1°48. (eM) date. R, G. Clyne, 191! 1am sROCER’S DISPLAY COUNTER Wetd.—Tel- ‘> ‘ . Clark av.. St. Louts. Mo. (ofO) MACHINE AND TOOL WORKS. ‘mantel K Kor k sale. Mahogany; “mahogany contents flats. dw ane best cash prices. of A. Price, postpaid, 20 ¢ ents. NO stainpe. ‘ “M No — —e eee | ———— ; ephone Be nton 1578, HA Oy DEL! ER vl oe le ‘ VWs h {ran d-new MOTOR WEAVING MACHINE For sale: | Dies. models, metal stamping and ine mac hine. ‘Anat vd Faeree, Twain’ S; #eWe & Schober, 4454 Page. Del. 2985, For. SOS. (§) | Address N. 5 >> “Starks, Box 75, Central City, | - om A # may, “be ue ~ to on ype ne d JEWELRY—WATCHES MEAT FI x T t RE a Wed — ae age og . ‘ easy lights, ‘ 2727A Henr) for cloth: made by Wallace & Smit Co. ufacturing 72 8. Broadway. St. Louls ¢ —— : - : ee | e ‘run e a do rom le slightest MP. 2 tG.——* 4 © «oF rt, ee " , a: : a Pa FURNITURE Wtd.—3 or 4 room flat; good |, Ky. “eeuch.”’ Don't let them “wise guys’ | “oOeeeYne~~ewrsnsneeeee rr | Sono: dealers. Geo. W. Knaten. 1415 Mont-| ELECTRIC FIXTURES—For sale; 4 rooms — ees ne. S. B, CR, Se One ‘Cnem Robt. Ziegler & Son, Machin sts al > bd ’ | TEA ‘ART For sale an . 1 ¢ ww = —— —— ‘aS ’ | meat ee table. 4224 W combination “ha furniture; private party. Lindell 192 20% CAMERAS “rough'’ you for vour ‘‘dough”’ and t CASH paid for diamonds, any size, any) rose a\ Caer aida ae and hall ll showers. 2612 S. 12th st . a ° VACUUM CLEANER-For aale- —_— — . — ‘ ae een | wthat ‘“down-and-out class, | ur} _amoun?. 5. Smith & Co.. 013 N. | Grand. cS! | SHELVINGS Wtd.—Drawers, bins, show- js) pCTRIC DOME—For sale ye wae heey or — sale. two: or trade. F. Kas- Newspaper work, Brintere, hookbinders’ ane trie first- - lags condit re “Sis Eureka eles FURNITURE Wtrad Badly: spot cash: con- , ee friends. ‘‘Show the wortd’’ that vou 2 DIAMOND Wid.—Between and 2 karets. by cases, counters: state price. Box Y 277, heater cheap — ie ee ee Me] — eo ranklin ‘ : date . | candy machinery 12 Vine a | Pest -Disnatech ~ Box D-118, rents flats, dwelling Orcutt Storage. | CAMERA—For aale; 8x10 ‘ entury _— “something’’ and ‘ ‘somebody. ' Make ur private rarty. Lox W-240, Post-Dis c Post-Dispatch, ot Ie . . —* — , am ‘eo MOTORS For sale; two, variable speed: for G | E . : e- : 4720 Faston Cabanv ta 0. Delmar __ AG4. (8) new and complete. Sidnev— ee lf personal, appearance count.”’ x st DIAM TD —or sale, about & karat. Bi , oe j “er SIXNTURES ae 7 a eee nag mo printing presses, Rox _O-111, Post- Dis enera ngineering & Mfg. Co. en ——- ——-— rake ™ new friends fo wis, “*Will v @ 4 ern ‘" 7” ” ar ae ty . r flaw S$.) OS Vi rrvon. BOP OPP PL OOS” xr ‘s: Irn! “eo. cheap, call sundns ee a2 “Fe be - 5 aes do-eycle, T7508 Laciede ay Lindell es. - “2 Bt. ers inane Inguire for estimate on machir as . : and en gineering work (eRe + oe M oo ee SWEEPER—For sale; | FURNITURE Wid. Spot cash paid for fur- | CAMERA - For sale. omplete vFofewsivna' cele aa?” Wa hate “wlacel oh tele” ) vee condition ho79 C 8 ; , Sa base . . ; O78 rait camera, SX1O. Dargain. e “Wp S. av ‘ placed oO Sale TANTOINI)D | eum ted ane a | eer i ‘ ate av., except ; niture, carpet® afd rugs. Central ie SX. ath. floor, ‘ | dreds of suits. overcoats, pants, coats and | DI! fi 4 hy ge _ Bh a a 842A Olive, ri ADDR ~-ESSOGR. APH plate vemas, gered oak | _@ Ss : canine neces + a, ahs rm ae ee te —- —-- —-- > -- ee ae AMERA Ww ta. 1 wo graphic or other ae ‘suits a season for the price of the customary DIAMOND RING For sale 50-100) Karat,| light; screen door; double platform se ale BOATS AND LAU NCHES “MOTOCR—For sale. w-! ee RE 119.22: Engines, pumps and elevators ‘ . | aluminum roaster, etc. Colfax 2065W. @ small jots: guarantee to pay more than grade, 5x7, W "003. , : -; one by purchasing our uncalled-for gar me rfect. white ston will sacrifice LLin- | oil tank. _ 13808 N. Taylor : _ | mn nee ee POP FP OO OS OOO TS brand-rew at half original cost Ons 1018 JOIS and if 19) N. Sinth (ot | on , : a on > N. Garrison fc) , ~-——--- . ; 4200 Harris AN (cp any of our competitors Greenburg, Central An: 1 Ts “asonable. MS = a. ments from our cleaning department: gar ell 275 TW BARHKE ER ~ PIXT t RES -For sale. chair,| CANOES and motores «old on easy payments Natural Hride ics r ‘ENTR AL . MAC ‘HINE WORKA a 1 : a : >», ARDRORE —For sale: Jarge: oak: oi rice bs inst eo = Ate 7 a “AMERA- sie’ sale i Goe sg ~~ - ard cam, mane per tailor-made and from the best | 1; AMOND Wtd.—1 o’ buy: 1%4 to 3! karats: giass, cabinet; lot $12. Call Sunday, san Wm. Grossmann. 1680 Pine MOTORS For sale. several, L-h. p., direct ‘welfth and Trier eta, Sik ” ' a F " vy focal plain shutter, axzor } manufacturers. Hundreds of overcoats ani! ist be bargal lealers ad + an) Hickory st. , iC : ” Pr a Sidney VAIoOw. B FL RNITURE w td. We pay nashont cash holders and adaptor, ray screen. extension suits Can you wear 34, 36 88. 43. 40 16; iust e ATTRA os ¢ ealer need wot repl . cKor a i ANOE Wr 16-ft. or larger will . current 1’? vote eneap. Rox 0-112, mone Tyler 185% | WARDROBES—Oak. double doors. «lass; prices for all kinds of furniture, household back and carrying case; fine condition; cost) 1, 56 sizes? Also English and plain mod Hox 3%. Cameron. Mo. () BUTCHER FIXTURES—For sale; complete: Post-Dispatch | Designers and builders of apectal machiner?. arge size; will seli for half the price tev e goods or Gute enteats Of nouee, 9 Frank! ¢i95: will take $8. John H. Smithers.) (1. e750 to $15. Vests, 25c, pants, $2 to! P [AMOND RING—For sale: = suis a wat ae of an eg Beg ee Mroas., 311 8S. ld4th wt ; rT. ae F ao ener: 2000 Market. Bomont 2494, yen some Delmer. y a meme: | 2 50: coats, $5 to $0. sO: unc alled- for Stet- Ri w hit e; private party. Box W-221, ry TCHER ‘ROX -For sale: groc ery shelves, Sp. m except Sunday and used. ald sizes. a oc nd 4. «c. Wilewell aaited der 3 ee ne, a WAKDROBE—for sale. mahogany doubles = — “AMERA--For, sale; 4x5 plate; fine condi-| son hats, #5c. Open Sundays until 6 oat- Dispatch. counters, cash register. Stern Fixture Co. | ENGINES—2-evlinder Gray, 12-h.-p,, 895; 4 Co,., Fullerton Bidg. Oilve 6s70. sl and manufacturing for ins entors. ies ‘mirror wardrobe; mahogany bed, rum & FURNITURE Wtd.—Best class of furniture tion; revolving back; equipped with be oy Abram Cleaners and Dyers, 026 8. VY; | DIAMONDS Wtd.—$200 karat ‘pawn 21 N 7th st a re. eviinder Waukesha, 35-h.-p 7h: l-evlinder MOTORS juaranteed brand-new. at «rea up-to-date toole. expert mechanics, Bua AY. +, of all kinds. Buy contents of res) dences | anastigmat lens; llex shutter; 6 plate-ho d- venter, near Chouteau Mali! orders tickets bought, ete. Olive 12! “ow. 204A ime aie HER FIXTURES For sale up-to Northwestern, 84% For your boat supplies lv reduced prices: up to n00 h D. wheel |= = M ACHINE “For pale: je; Dareain. 4 8 . $615 Laclede. CTON 62, Lidell! ers, tripod, film pack ee. po get Both phones. Liberty Bonds accepted.‘ 18th st. _ Pee Pm date: excellent condition; big bargain. Bar- | see us. Webb Hadw. Co,, 806 N. Broadway) Co., Fullerton Bldg. . Olive x. ___ fees) FARM MACHINERY ‘ TW. o} 4 " 55. RK. U. LEONORI AUCT! 00... Cota | e - ge 5 salisbury “at. iy : DIAMOND rings and la valllere for sale: ton Market. 002 barton. HOUSEMOAT—-For sale, &75 cash: strongly |) MOTOR—Fer sale. 3-h. p.. S-phase. @-cycle |r” a ee iw ASHING MAC HINE— For sale: water powe k RE SS See —_—— Monday eiw sare rn) eer gies a EXCHANGE ( all today 4186 Delmar. Apartment A (ec) BU TTE R te > BOXES McCray 3-tub, roll- built; one room, Foot Malt st einen) eouth. 220)- volt l*hoent!x ngetor: bargain. $7A aa;s FARM TRACTOR For mle: new, 10-20. fer | er: new: cheap. 13035 Blac kstone. . 3 GAS RANGE Wtd. ‘High o oven. white enam-! LE NS+F oF yee 54°31 portrait, Men, | . wna | TI AMOND RING—For sale: lady's: in pawn front; have 7 of em, we take Liberty | poWER ROAT—For sale, 26-ft. cruiser now Maffirt or : a h i = See Monday. Neuroth & W ASHING MAUHINE— Eden electric; ie ; el. Cabany 270, Delmar 1247. | $80.00. ogi ney OUTFIT Kor sale AUTO—Or fur nituce for diamonds and Jewel- he ig se Be for pieset. mt Appl; Mon Bonds Hussmann, “11 N, Broadway. building. Why go elsewhere? We buil 4 MOTOR. For sale. 2-h. p_ 110.200; fab-cvcle | a eae = oa ae ay asia : bargain Rox -% . E GAN STOVE Wtdt-- Three burners, and oven. , MINUTE POST-« rv. Grand 1208M. 4125 Shaw. Gav ‘a OWPrs, Othe / ermar __ | BLU TCHEBR OUTF [T--For sale, butcher box the finest boats that float Cal or sen’ a cc. 1-phase 17%) r. Wagner motor. $74.) FA ING i NTs. Fer sale cheap ——-—_ : * ule 2s Dispatch “oe relephone bit Inev 2131R, late style; everything complete; a dandy) AUTOMOBILE a 1.-—~Will ex -hange £o od ‘ DIAMOND RING Wtd.—Or stud. %. or * also He og outfit tables, chairs and us your requirements. V. Barceau, 8540 N Delmar 12852; S180 Delmar bl ich t'om and farm waagens: must WASHING MACHINE—Fo e: h owe ~—— - . ter; at your own price. Call | 4 ae ‘ . ee rs 0G va wos OS sen mee hela ee . ‘ ' "es ‘all broadwa' - ) ' ’ E. Wobis | r sal and t id a money gette Car ‘ite i? , . te. \ > ric nade at low prices. Call : hiager. Manppington. and x , t. white; private par t countera: pri ma t : . : at h i .f ed inlaid cant lots Box D-104, Post- -Dispatch grat, ite, bart =e Whitte _ we | gat cheap: used only short time, 2529 W. LINOLEUM Wtd.—-50 yards. ay “Hh ‘| and see, 803 N. 15th st = —— : - more: Grand ALl9AWw Central 4804. "101: * N. Hroadway. (¢) | LAUNCH on neal ' “a aan a) | MOTORS—F oa ‘sale, generator and engine. 10- Dedier st.. upstairs must be in good condition. Call or write. - maie. all kinds vro- | Al TOMOBILE, Wti.—Will exchange Detroit -_. —re ‘ 5 peohhen hh agg FO horsepower General Electric, 8- phase $200: i? a ee OW, ee wiz —— ee ORR1 Fas . 'PpHOTO MOU ‘NTS—For saie, a mas wT ~ D1. AM¢ IND for sale. handsome 1-k nese | PUTTER ‘OOLER— McCray 3-tub. used 4) » f - foe w 14. FORD 7T A‘ TOR For wale. 4140 Olive. te: WASHING MAC WHINE -F j Western hace. Easton av. bargains Ia electric coupe. run about 3500: like new. ul ial ! aur [res ms pat =e PRP hn ; 15-horsepower agner. $200 +4 k.-w ——- 44 hbk Se 3 | or sale es S. - ; “ fect blue-white diamond, worth On ‘0. if weeks $100: full value for- liberty Bonds. ries ay] Bias ais Weetincwhouse generator Th: Sh.horee- | Piarw Mar aale, 1 atee!l bear, 2 "oree, be 74x cas! must be reasonable: Old Town pre —— east ly “Karat: per- | reasonable _pric e, Ri Grav los. ia se! rere . (all \ ictor 2ASTI i ans time after Mi ) 1 ‘ Rs ~Reduc tion. nale . syarentons new ee ee! ee nt Ome oI - —_ Se Or ONO A init! © SERIO ; Fs _—.- = . . powroaeny mounts, , Biectric. like mew. big bargain, Box Re | LINOLEUM Wrd.-—50 yards of vsed iniatd: ives floor. 3 , for late model gasoline car. Box L-41- =. # (44% ; ) ' N. Broad gle cylin ni 1G f f- ” "RT Pp. #{- IMapatch, : ’ he in gomd condition; call or write? Olive : : 7 ~ Post- Dispate h 'e) sold to day $175. 10690 Botanical, Grand Hussmann, vt a ta bed ) 2412 5. H road Wav Ty ler ol) power Ideal engine, $600. Box T- 197 P.-D. | og Raston \TSED CAMBRAS “pought, sold | and ex- MARKER FIXTURES —For sale. two-chail .... Be eee ae ee CARINE?T—For sale, doctor's white enam- oe bes Somer ade “yw. MARINE MOTOR-—For sale. 10 horsepower vik ‘TI- col OR PRE te" ‘The usstst office a more ineertions | @tte: only w nd , Call at © ej rnac t: for rock or leghor - ———_—_—_--' — 3 j LRS- Bs u 2U0, om ate ‘ printing and facaimile leiter machine. saves “~~ ee A a mahogany WASHER Wit- Used. electric, state price CLOTHING furnaces, lead pot: fo — exHern NORMAN pays highest cash prices tor dla- bought, sold; Vargains; guarantved. 1016 Ww gon $75. converted anto, $50: Sun- 40 ta SO per cent of your printing bills; price FOR HIRE (jeorgiar { Nez . . ; > ‘ 9 a . orkian ‘ourts, O670 Kingsbury. apes" and make Box_ “Post: Dispatch, hie ‘kens. 2101 | U tah. te mee ; monds. watches. Norman, 7 N. Broadway. Pine at. co) da’ Deed dunia Pt Pht ee spree ore le QO] Monda hier! ooo Ss ment 2%: o : e oT, - ene ; _ Own - = : right for auick sae Hox W-490 - . et El. ec TRIC V AC U U M ri LEANIR For sale Kee icR) CASH REGISTERS—'‘‘Nationala”™ rebullt a anf. : _Disvat h MER OT fei! A RETTER cash price for your car eed BE s1: RIE and see our nice. clean stock of hold oods, rugs, etc. | Oe Fureka; perfect order: $45 inachine, trade ‘ ~ 0 je eet with 21 di xc Vv o MOTOR ROAT~-- For sale or trad for vlightiv used furniture that we sell for & bid before selling. Lir I. indell. 2 (1) | APPAREL Wtd. uick. for Texas ship- for typewriter, Rox 1-19. Post-Dispatch P PRINCE! a8 RING For gale. — Vor ei. ye at {Souls cash Temisters, efeiemtive phore. oe Se + paladin he pe: Sa. ~ ” NK W AGONS—-For na 400 io Auto Ma rket. om Cheatnut. | the clt 4 a. costoer Gee Sl it FEST cash prices paid for eecona- hand furni- ment: men’s, boys’ suits, overcoats, hats, GOLD-LEAF WINDOW SIGN P AINTING | karat diamond ring. $65. 2413 N. Broa Howe Scale Co., 5J2-514 St. Charles. th MOTOR HOAT-—For sule, 25 foot steel hull. oe al oganacity. 8. aires “tinaning = — re nt “Post ae Fs ¥ | ' R ‘ r 4 \er dle ee ee —— 2 “ : d RPxHif. wat mm j : : bs . ord ton truck. ant ost You onything te are oe ere. Ses. Gineners. 208! vasmmamet >" * | shoes; ladies’; pay to $30. we furniture, | \\ Vid.—In enomange for Gentiatry. .Riverat wa Yi a [ C) | eH REGISTERS—National trebutit) end top curtains. high tension magneto, reverse road olling. J. A. Stern. ITth and Chestn TONTRACT for ; ar (pe oy | | , oo cam an: Be . oe 350 _{o25%) | rugs, stoves. Texas Shipping 926 ae. a ae , WATCH > Fo ale Gents 21- e “ey a ; electric signal light T life } jean . A or Ford: light hauling. Contre! and see what you cas do: Bie sect @ REST pri 1 SOR, Grand gus1W. (c8) pk ; . , i id } See. ' _ewl-jewel; lat St. Louis, at prices and termes to suit; aito trie at seOniaese Ye areas She: - ath Dt dressers, washstands, buffets, sid ris SST cash price es for r all kinds | of furniture,| Vandeveater: Delmar ! s Pek PIPE Wid.-- Exchange D . section eal hot stvle: chain at nife, £13.70 iors. A West computing ales, refrigerators, elec tric vo! se eer Se. See hae) hey nae a ee es oo . oan | and tables and chairs; rockers, davenettes, & small and large lots. Levy Bros.. 318 5.| SSPAREL Wtd.—Or mens suits, overcoats. water boiler for 1 or 2 inch standard pipe) Piorissant EZ. ills Sd | safes. Howe Scale Co., 512-514 _ oF sute a1) Neh r role, ail sizes, aiso boiler tubes FOR HIKE--7- passenger limousines: beds. springs, mattresses, everything to furs 14th _at oe ; (eh) ladiss’ dresses, need badiv: pay up to $28 oor 14x19 windew glass. Thomas Kirkwood, BROKER Will: cll your diamonds for you St , *harl on at (c®) I TROARD MOTOR—Fe 2-cylmder ; ‘ api — ee able, careful driving Cc entra! pans nish yvour hothe complete. oe ae Fy 4 DON gr sacrifice your. ‘furniture, Ll pay gond suit: need to ship South: auto will call. _ Kirk w ood. Mo nae ouickly or mi an: small commiesion |! . — eae 2 Roeech maeneto: fine con ition: | 2 a ed “a Poe s 342 "he vat ae Ura, an rORD ‘FOR i ink New closed. iio: ~~ Keiner F. &A M $ & 21h- > 14th prices. einer, i741 Marcus. Delmar ae =P mar 565: Forest 767. 4426 I age, Joe Ge toh) RUG W t« To exchange old violin for large private Rox r-257. Post-Dispatch. COFFEE MIL “a For sale e ectric $5 also Robsenn "eet Rotantien ) , . eth ‘ : ‘ ; _—- ner hour Foreat rita | te? — high-arade_rug. _Box_Rets*._ vos electric hamburger machine, $65. 2010 *. | GEiFer wid —Call ¥ (h AW Michigan PRINTING PRESSES—-Por sale: x12. 10x | FOR HIRE—Ferd touring cars, by the henr ~ paid “for contents _o COAT P Wtd.-—-Dark; splendid material | and FORD Wtd.—In exchange for lot, 30x120 Diamonds Wanted Immediately jjordon pvreases. aleo pony cviin werk of month, Lindell 4z71W. een - REMARKS —We have the sania our — 4 how & RIGHEST price: is crowded a call will convince you lots get our bid. , 5650. atvie: size 34; also jersev or wool dresses ts and all improvem ents mad will ° “1 ‘KE ; le, second hand. and floor ‘ exter feeder. Sever@on. 115 N. Sth at iwhac . — busy weare stands te reason; our prices are F and small Central ' ‘ a 38 me Or} atreera &! ’ me Private party Wants severa llamonds; wil! 4 . 1) & _MACHINERY ‘ CONTRACT wrt. F or Ford tom low. and we keep our gooda soaker; sece Tyler . eB Ww. AG Portman i li (8). ane. _— ag ~ - sit and . Ail in pees give a clear title. Rox W-15 P.-D ier) eas akatl aol pepo Po et - will a CASE: ay Heimann Mfg. t'o., 110 * - os i B woth phenes te make very reasoneble ed tom, track, ondhand in name oniy; when you eet | n Rg f PAY ail your househeld goods are worth, | concn ae —~ —*- FOR EXCHANGE--Or sale; « chi ken farm. pawn tickets dealers; | pay cash. Come “ ~—y 3 : “WANTED. PRINTING VPREAGS—FPor sale @x12 Qoiee , SE SRR EE ee » house looks iike new: you don’ t need Keiner, Centr al 421R. Ollve S721. (eld). } U RS Wtd Laree mink collar or cape, wey ‘ take player-piano or auto part to my offi e, hesatnul Olive ie COUNTER I CEBOXNES For sale. for bute n ee ~~ —— a latest model. like new aijeo 10215 C . FOR Hine. Me. en pm reenger closed ashamed to come to our place; we athivet | . rn ROSSER bus . furniture, carpets and) a) UR SSSR. ue} 8502 N. 20th et, ) reom 200 ers and delicatessen; also osyeass men rANK , 7% gallons or more ca- Gordon. good condition: 2 hand pregees. owner drives, reasonable Colfax 1 | woods for cash anywhere in ‘the city of 4 stoves, pays best prices. R220 Olive. Bo-| BUYER of ladies’ and gentiemen’s seond- Jon eXCH ANGE--What have vou in ex geen : sprcsnanen to order Herbst Mfg. Co, 3911 | titan —— to hold 7% mx nunds air pressure type, etc. 3886 Washington. Lindell 1;%iJ Ee py. n; we sell whelessle te dears ,- mont S07, Central 5082. ___(c62) | hand clothes, overc apts, Onis, ne pants; | change for 1919 Ford ton truck? 2632 M. DIAMONDS WANTED BADLY | -** al regain . ‘arbour Fos .. Valley Parle, Mo T cediebdiloneal ea ae A OM | FSD” TRUCK—-Per hire, T-t6n. at paar: hcl Se nie aan eee = a PRIVATE parts wante all kinds of furni-| also shoes, nate “¥ ricer. Teens Lindell | « air eae an , : UUN TER Fer Sam, Sern. ar wees | OLE d.—Secondhan - about 100 h. 3 L. L EYS. Steel. iron and wood nulleys. ali week of month. Call of address reas ’ a > . 3 ice. Phone Lin clothes. pay highest p ———as eens ala em “ “gene - Sh) to $390 karat paid for diamonds. great and nickel plated cases call or write fed att Be . - | yy Fae . - inl _ eon ef ALCTION TUERBDAY. ture and rugs, pay good price a 1220 Whittier st. (cS FOR EXCHANGE—Toy Boaton bul pup, 6 ; ; , ~ , Tvler 0 ( I. ihe ne « W-i Pont-D ia hangere. shafting. beltin et emensiimiad Commencin 10-30. [one Morgan hoursee @ Ae 1 442 IR R135 oe? Appe — — rere a = weeks. for incubator and poultry wire or ee tint in ———— — : = pay ne yee + od N 14th. Phone ivietl 16, entra: rr Tra “WTA a - a , on —e — Belting and Suppir (o., s “ONTRATT Wis —Tiealrabie ny i? ® te — -- i sald for jadies’ and gents : "5 ’ ' nore than you paid for them. See me before | sti a Slee = 7 ~— ~ ‘ « rue highest bidder oe suet PP aad ” ic 2 Ww Ne pay the very hest prices for furniture, i HIGH ee sleceins. Ww einfasa. 2801 Faston. wood. Mourton, so11 Kensing on. Maple- giving them away to paw nshops Pawn tieck- COUNT eR RE Pri ;ERATORS The latest pre asure sKinner Bros Mf {oO iv h es ae ee a eee 8 ee © tn = ; ; cOrpete. contents of re. as and. ¢ ‘entral 480 Romont 486 pare — _ — ets bought IT buv or advanee money on anv- and simplest freezer counter made, at the ane b> er e aeeaee i) ss AW MIL l1.- For eale: oomatete: 8200: ermal! do aii i hauling. beat of references: wil! I AR M E RS, ATTEN NTION! i a Bomont 2 26t. — (cf) | DIE men's ‘and children’ . clothing F v RNITU RE- ow ni exchange five shares of | thing MI S. SIMONIN, 204A N Isth at. lowest prices; ail sizes rea iy for delivery DRILL PRESS Wtd 32-inch upricht: must size. now ia the time to turn your timber eap rate to goed firm . Moving (o. ik A "yy pay ing jlaun irvy etoc k for !f urniture. Box ddiive 12 NAV See us before busy ing eleowhere National he roodern and very littie used aiso emery te 1} im ber | } LOT i ‘houteau av : "Hoar Dispatch. . Rive enameled coal ran e. with reserve 3 hee oy aoe ee ee ee wanted: also household linens; top prices. , , , . a —_—— rere bargain 1% 7 N "firoa dway. $1 ALLOW EK 1 on ore bed springs “in ex Forest OR4R. 44) . Easton av. (cd) _D 1, Poat- -cRepet teh. Refr igerators { @ Old I ine st Ss Sr) " re el wi rn stand. mT jat he gout ase >it h wt Al K Vor sae Fairbanks fieor scale. rea. —s Nave aavtihiag te ha ; | nl change. 1421-25 8. Broadway a : “ - |GAS RANGE—For sale. or exchange for SAFES AAT N TER “ASES We need upe- thread! too In answering. state onab! ris St Louls Sticker Co, 105 : ~ TY | ’ SPOT CASH SHERMAN pays best prices tor yet ety chickens, as range, 820; gas stove, $4 ; COUNTER F REE Ze. Ro CASE! , manufacturer model, how jiong P ~ . Site ~ a ‘> Grane gue Svoves —e FURNIT RE ir 2 SALE. ‘} mine fuontebites of a!) wiih la: anvthing ondhand clothing. Ca s149NV, 1492 eee. sideboard, Si: dresser, Si. TOLT Manchester Sa ee J ot: , vey ee eer bs eae eh . srecial cal fer cracked ' and '‘owaet price Telephone Olive 3t! ine & os P ? | ic pany Will aive rou ale wish to dispose of HAST AUCATON stone av. _ Delmar US LE Tae Fie gee a eng eg er BAFES—New_ and, second! ana John Bau- 1 ioft§ I yg Te al oak, tor ; 2 SHOEMAKER'S PATCHING MACHINE tar 712. #idney 45 a Kockerman_ have a con te I! f furniture that iT00.11 Morgat. Central 6427. Bom, 1620 KNIGHT TEMPLAR COAT “Wtd.—Size 40. ampton lot for anything of enieee Ban ga man Safe Co 20 Nath st. At bb , aan. o € ed . . omen womenre . ™* riz lenton pave vou money. #15-1T Bs ALACK CAT FURNITURE CoO a ——— —- shwar 7 " a ee 3 FOR SALE MILITARY OVERVOAT Ex nat xe for smal! SAKE lo wal ron cambinatior Appl: ‘ ft Hussmann freezers. 4. cork eo 1 DRILL Wd Mor East St. Louts STACKS For sale. Ww sand 24°° stacks. tn bighwar nervy ice. S Sth, 6th On rc walls ” mlawtet eren! John ‘iekham sections, also other sizes _ Mar De Kalb FOR HIRE Word truck, by by dar Broadway ener 14 ag oan pI med = Dig he ys hen ef M Fatty atone office desk or cash Box 1-224. Post-Die ou OOS, nh na nas , Wtd.—1 ‘'s uites., eh : — " ae ia? or} OCU: i . Olive 1260R 12m 8 APPARE! td en suits ercoats; WOTOR CYCLE Wtd.—Paper hanging in ex- Hussman freesers 4's cor’ lg lean ‘or ws ; v.. TANKS—FPor mle. up to One barrel. gout tract Lindeii ASIS oF hy 1 . BLUE RANGE FOR SALE § DokeES ‘entra S4501., * : - (a2) ) best pric ea don't ae)! before seeing me I change. i. aper Hanger {927 Garfield or ES For sule, : . burg! art proof af ‘ . a * “ : - e* ’ it r he * » N i ’ : a —" 4 ; " : c c an YY MEAS : Sel, 1608 Come. Tyler SS. Congal Sint. TAINTING Wtd.- WHHL exchange firsi-class © ind. Wrarbet , de wa © 1 6-f? ‘ull View, for ecracked ice and — —— Bridge oes... _ condition. ms —_ 4967 Cook. Sharkey's Avie Eupress. 874! Case A. We have some rare barga in “DOKS MRE call ‘ 2n78 (el4) “Aentlatey, ar x R Wii. beat-Dispateh _—— : ~ = = ) s . IINE Wtea ‘ 2i-h. o. Pairhankese-Morea, Ww AT? “MNMAKER’S LATHE For vale Wed . ror wWike Right. a reenger 4 , name \nything to you oy a | TLAVT HING.—For sale. lady # sult, black and ~w SAFI For gate in first-class condition | Ful ’ r for eracked ice and ty oe Y oi] engine, must he in good cor ster Whiteem> good as new ii any sine. veda artios _ specialty. } | ¢oal and rer ranges at less x? who (‘ante e may more than anybody ' > { . fo bh T : , . ~~ Ze ° prices. 015 \. Hreadwa st entra) pre. oe Se lots foe e| white check, also new spring hat. cal! PIANO—For exc none A caren machine will sell cheap; having no use for same Hon, KS. Max St. Clair Mo (co) time after 12 noon. 811 NS ner heur . i: Od vr , ar ° « ; . ‘ Ps a me? . on ue On ae ‘ ‘ : ’ ear ‘ —-- : 7 a “"- roe 7 rs ~~ ATT Niet Puy NITURE BU . 4 lee, Zurn S. OUP enouee ta (te, | Cabany 2404 ae ie) | —ttigc. _lincieum or davenette. OngA Gareache. | 2824 Easton avenue. _ Bomong 147 : Come in, look them over: you cant £0 | aoLINE ENGINE Wd must. be cheap WELL DRILL- Yor sale: pump and wind- | FOR HIRE Sas with two- aoe A hes pat , a le 2. over? : e 4 * one - { i YTHING b or sale. unclaimeo eults. over- —Exchange upright piane fer 4x4 SAFES Fire and burg! ar proof A enn “wrong lTiussemann cages presees res Ans, vA » particul ae an aati . > ad) mill taole enough werk for (wo men. Ww contract ta ée hauling for ' ; om P 4 rw ve vou Central . saf ul dao noel o xcuses: | re eatest variety of tat arti 7 ari ’ -“oU, : Spend for new furniture, rugs, re igerators . 2 ’ 2 f iT I F coats, all pipes and colors, suits, $4.60 uD; ath oad Marke! es TR Cunera. enn wy ot Ry ign ~ pg it : "ia t -® vee > po : - ; r a “ elie ) inment (“aah Poat-IMepateh VV Jobnaton Hinton On. ae campeny Rox > 4 . or #toves Our small overhead expenee means. | FURNITURE W ANT EDD BAL 3 OF ercoatn. $5.4) up. 8022 Easton av. tchey PRINTING Wid hill head | seconah a hae Le ime ty ap get ~ § rt SSMANN. O11-915 ‘N. Broadway. | GiasoOLINE ENGINE Wit 4 of § hp Woob WORKING MACHINE—Por sate, call a hie weir ‘ r . o : —- ome yaw SS bi tr i eads and cards. en- SCOnah as + , wane 9 "CA 9 : ee : + a a ie a 7 Sunda, 9373 ‘lera heur 4a i’ ¥ ¥ Part NG TON a 'sON Fi RN. Cco.., E 4 Al] descriptions, large and 4 Ay » con. | Cl OTHING—For cal, Pav highest prices velones, in exchange for tuckpointing. Li: Co,, “1e-S'@ St. Charies st. ‘eS DESK -For sale. oak rolitop, cheap; soe! goog condition; mum be ] "OSS. oe 8953 nF Ca at etor i eee ace Ae Eee m) . {= : cy = a . . A antine ‘ far lo rn “a * : . 42 Collitnevilie (rear Fast a | I srule ‘ al! -_—— es enna ase am a te Ss . SEH, se ree “ /&)) CLOTHING.-For sale “gent's new bl 9 , RIFL E—For sale single shet Remington Diebold light Ming safes. new and 1 DESK. Fer sale; bargain. S40 N. Vande — — “en », 8 2, Suretas POR HIRE Trock. general he : ; TATE ; ack cra ‘ , , : , ca fi } D watch oe ih risionnnenti neniaiees siiain - ’ :. iin tee nette overcoat. and round dining reom ta 32 caliber SRCHARE or S20 Biate cam ~ ae mecne nics ¢ : -- ha venter 8 — ‘a ™ . ; rex F. 1. . J or lath 7 kinds Gane ty hour dav er eee ; eri - . , om ern 4400 Gibs yn e Contractore for hea’ - ' : ; , 2 | On - lath Market at tabany z™ A eng Fig | CLOTHING— For sale. all kinds of iadies nel back and rubber tired; $75. or wi | | Disnate } fet |) See SS ove & Fammes wathe pe . vs , , For sale 1 bookkeeper 6 Gear. 1 ro anneal eemnraemnnennte ~ ~ (ines até fi reavee Kiv@nan lathe at Tt SERVE Wa Clened ‘ear. ay , we Can save customers at } per wenmh Derer “Isp AT uf DE-K Raller tom oak. and « nal it ox ei- . - Wea 7 ~ “a — . = .. = ~ oe. > Me ~ e bt beet rook ta a a aad Cates, ‘ Gave. FIW., A VAN N AN URN x ‘ bef iling. | COAT- And vest. 36, dark blue, §2 : Laula. Couns of ~h-. te-ngpe Thirtee ath. ATC lent ocndition, $23, geod barwain. 1705 S ‘1 LATHE \ : . -~ i. . ; Bes. 390. Cen. Sosd so4 M 2 et cs DENNIS BROS... ‘7000 Euclid. (c& 38, . S837 Delma: c) = daide av. aad — ie : er (c) W -355, Post-Diepatch. | LE CRNARD L MONIC 1520 Clive. Olive 1720.1 Barron, 39

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i A tt: alain, liaise apwiey. we Bats, ‘ i ' ’ % s hte ogy a me . it . ¥ oe ri. -, pace te AU JT OMO B ——~ L, SB “ AUTOMOBT . eee OR TRUC FOR HIRE | "ord. wiaws MIA4R. td. — Wy ‘ 18] 18 Wal pa Oe ee -%. . Gra ~# a e at Bh ~~ S&S . c ent ty earns +—For « le a sites NNN Pca fouring AON «Sema ear electric —wo RO ERS ——— ! freee ASSURING C4 c ARS Tou RING GUN Mik Otive Olive ~RANS 81; coe Cen CO.. 17 LET aie REP a th ard Walnut ode t =e Z0rs Tyfent jour F | FORD CAR eee FFs. Monds Be j reas Cash, Wt td.— mall Lindel) * | Trail repai for $3.5 ORI able.” Bo lao” sis or PIRST ‘hol, qusranieed work | see wei a ara ha fon or up’ wo | Wear “hi Fpble_extimate, ymechantc will wii ington. ORD SED. No bargain. : A Se PAIGE : vatural , * che 2r, Eye te f Rarage x over | Bae ta in AN aaa C here (‘al l conc Ker, For « rid eAD. c ur Call wi verhaul yo - | os t td. rk 1 8 1j- | 2? prac ale ‘olfa fe. 20:2 evil rbhon ae Tyler & -F give it your | FORD Cook. Tohange d.— For : ee 4 street ee y. ' | Pare tire ractic cally ‘ eabricie ax 440 421 ov ; CTO Nia ht alder. a ea wy n- | 1f16 Wtd.—T dell stow near: or — ae COL: Phone W: In er, ~ gis: mean, | TotLAND i ce —..“tarke t Lo sis | Bes mod ou : co “fed | ode]; IUPpe | Fore fine « - —owa. — F' i tment: ARS—} oe ~ Pherae aio wait. | FO! =f, 1413 choad car uDe body. | puso aa OUP R= Fore 47: condition: new | OVER ~~ oe ‘ + Roa i J? ie’ 4 SL B: i * tp Mt service repair » Repair | ORD MoT: Montre most’ 1 = mt | Dsuran d $59 U8hly sale: —* meni . me LAND—F roadste ir #700 Nf rvice to to ail mamas as {e |} exXpre piel Ose av be inter te | ell, day Der monte 4-passen nC? | rifi condi For ‘nla: a r; $125, | eR a a me Saye: | FORD, Wet cca lead 1a ean an Ree incl He WS * aS ee } ent ‘T r 729. 2 Sund oil 2 oe, . Vtd.— op d—O na “BA O See nelu er, in 'b—Fe Ge —‘ umm con ing, er and AL, AUT Cent unday . tas j J nditic ( —Me ° Bo ne Pe omeyng ! r r Cash. KER.) ——— Mr. de n perf or wale raldin will y; the ‘dfthe 917 Char engin Was ORE rai 4 new ec. | ee EF tch. pric need _* { en- | Car: —For hear Lir liv ve, conn Perts FO olf Sale, 7 Clas en; be rimm ne pri wed. ail lon tour. | COUP .—~# eiemen ee 2 gain, | in ¢ ow b tLAN a e $750 not Bees ge Bale inde} n ecte on | RI ax 17say 17! VE re arriage s Ww ork. v1 leg ning of ai we COR. ‘ Suant’ be Ce and Ol'’ph e—~-# 188 ll Ww ood at. tery - i 750. ans t consi od « ok ow d wi : _F 8 ¢ 'Tlag 0 ust ! aoe nivel “sone” PE - eda Le overk. ue a. Box fr ann’ Pesider ond ! at 22 2s | = or 891) ek net Pair starter Co.. 47 - Both made to alj ' cust. he by buy uy Fa | 30% new For cash, ey s Elec i-; g erha at e¢ P atte: oe R-29 ost-[) Fo ition ate mod 6N./F - ewst Sale, ne eaten, all riers 734-38 KB phones. or- st. yarea! other ords 8, se] ] tlreg ai. 417 “\ tric, | 385 metgte Vers: gi roadatee 6. | CAD a rd car and f odej- ORD— Fr, — stead. touri car; ch T una eke and # aston John FOR _ n for cash and ___ te) | Land fares and butte, Vista ay. fe Bonds. sell six tires... — ILL ch. in ully 7-ba | __mo ~ —— ng = eap. | M FOUR cg ae 8 of eneratora a nh ARV. fc D Wa cash ue?" “Day ange} Aare but “ern ele ay imme +O ds. “3l4sa ak, On ires new bat- light “= trade. ssenge nt av. mle. o> car. ( | MARM ING = enuthe arter arina Ors and CoA on 1 td — M t ee ad | cx im 2170, ason tery: Plee ; le \ E aale: acco every at 71 t, For on de, Dvped. ger | FOR! 4 to eile at A ci! m ON Cc CYLIND) , aptarenadB r io pod —Forwase ea te eee al feast, Sas | slate Ta THON gaits go See | ete =" ae ar noar| vir Ta | era Rote ais Toe ao ae | Fr . hs ceteris F j “ teens ‘ . © : j j ye ) . > od : ‘ 7 oot > -- LIN} ner Walton and repa) 3 Wien ond “ta for pa Means fay | Bn ne J | ber or a Ty Tepe Bo ha on | & ton “appe eer hale, — : iberty: tg “LACH a ® touring: (c7) | FORD—Fop ©, tourin . H henandoann” hiy | | Macaw YER GRII ear asng Wid TSF weed. a peciated,” eA IER i nat | iene wheels: eo Paks inodel 90, Coan | Lemtniawehantoally® 92 urine alec | Rae ew.” 250" Olive ny oie: | MAXWELL Victor overkeauied’” gu 7 ; oun em i d. “7 ; , , © t 2 _ 4] n PY y: le ) | ( ‘ j 3: m le ‘na meron i r Cc e . ) 9 t , 4% 4isli —- 33 r- 4 od MCHY Ww INDIN Be? buy ‘=. Se. aon 0 Ss, soe § Ww I 7, ' 427 nent Pinna ting capac. Ri Th is egy dl eshantal con “Food woe os — peep, Call | ORDFor oi Guile ouring Car, = ng meSal: M se id tm” . bargain. a | STNDEBA OURING c | CY OR ( ott 8s your car Y. portable. vef- | For 4 ¥S. Athlone av? pe fi GAI — Ate. 4507 «oe iter _ ru —For sais ” ney ew ~{F ju ale.’ 7 Sale. ti . "ELI orde rm Does | 82% 1817 te AR ; LIN KS, 3223 “611 ell c Car. able 4 S. e Ay be ele ful oxMet mn M2 N era top; | 7 Enrig ght nni or ale Box pain FURR tt. “pag Pe. ‘* 38 12 ‘; al c)] Mtg. (o F r; $1 o- Dassenge f isa; 17 R-—F § + M : * ‘ Cc | ow A KNIQ v AD- ly Or Sa atu cces } CA NE c D- t A — JT ut ° Ouri as I ~ F — or 0n aa I t» Mont For ; DER @ Jaw Lis _Market on ¢ any kine ‘abun relene m litio ouri — st ing. An ord i 7 de sale, 3610A B i eA del: mn , sale ae | GE GRI ton. | ‘ MOUSI mo omini; kin nd. ai 3 y | Food ad wt ide} &s tHT “¢ nf _ eat ped; upe, Fe = idge. f ne L AGe ebasioi ion, 191: 3 tc | FOR} on. Ri R ne tg orage TIT Heroes MAX Velle partn tourin Finney “2 AKER must RIE AR CU INDING. | @ angen, ex, 3 “War ine OF age: ) AUTO TIRE gonump t-evl1 UPR | ‘AXON—For yal BAX, roadster. iaiy | ping battery; 4 ale) “touring car, | 5 “nang Des. i) On cOni4 A ood as | repaint L—Fo end on eure Call ai DER r sal Cabany 7s —~ : T W be Mort i)1a:7 2-0Mmon - | IRE me Oh nder: EK | Pm ’. 8 ™ or straji r, 1917 | lell @ nd e. 5- is. 43 j———— 88 3 sale: 3. mie. ode: Arsen 5 mon ted; or s of H rtis u ai | ne \KE + e: ¥ , H] etwe nan 17 — ei SA ood br ‘ 40 od amiss tac ght i, ell 6221' top go Dass 500) FORT). new car’ te _N. De nal. thiy ° new ale, od! day ; in Rk > ORD i MA TING. : he _— oF Devries 2! LES cover naa |_ Gav. el: e roadeten a side’ | CA lw $500) char eng RD—For ~~ uring car al rtect | MA He t $15 —— Matinee Sa | : tan A hours Dor 15 C ——_CC ver and Os. — lectric radst | CADILLAC ® lical cong ‘Tne o> |... Vitminion a me oe con- XWE rtrang rin t 8 orni con TH MODERN MODERN ale Bee CO., | ve eons ‘L Wtd. of Ta. el , fudann RI RA 213434 To — | SAXON" = Mr. ee Le, der Pe as iis Addresn ie ome i. tires, | FORD—e we 4 Olive it same Fiaran. | ‘euar: RI Feat 4130 ics TEDER V7: lo rte 2 ane a . .caD ; nl es i. ania, ay up td. 3-2 - ma ndel} TN D OC UR* ect OAL Vie of st er: | m nd 2 Cook. F00d Seema eae hetai uring oar vara rant cu sale. —— A D pr ee per Ns very or 3 FUOK! aa { YL REF EY ney Fg c 17 Aennenenenevenes Z } v penny MII. Call , excel ter: -For “yn Ob | CAD al . G nge . aes (ec): IRD ae Ch - tou oa Pols ’ co E LI Sacrifice, ools . late n ee av ‘ ca r in uer ee * i> é i. ga lo nev 34: s1W, ash. tourt (er) j SEI in e Es. i | ———"_Sund ‘llent dem ‘sale: Id eoasas oody r rrr ) m iio. fap ring y 46 = nditi r~F —et 3475 and b mode STU v. n be ’ sell: TRU« Repa INDER PAIR C C cM) | =~ 0A aned on” 3025.4 nk car; | D Cay ae lle GOO | SCRI nday Te pt party late ie) | ,.0ur AC—For y tion: ganas ourin Must ge!) i ee car. —— 2; i On; will “ae 1S: Deimar "ia el; 5 | DER - ef, Pent. ; work ing. GRI ry | waver Auto Avetic 5A Pennsyj. | x EXC Mt Pomehne = -RIPPS-R _morning. » 34% e rim model: + jn inzAC—For sale, S-oninde $035.9 Steam’ s PORT get, 946; ivis = ae ro a | Lemay Fen will dem touring, elmar 4 ail | KAKE _ Post-Diane ; Forest 973," repal NDIN __ tru NG Vian \vction automon ney]. | CH, AN Nning RES. | neil make ¢ OOTH K. 34: ndition ; 8; g00 lir perfec ar: th ale, 8. . G er D. la = Vv 5 tou ieye rst-class M Say re anted: emons ring, ra ar 46891, e . r, S-pa R- + = RD 973." Fo: nting, NG OLD sok 14 ANF 2 Co., oviles ne | GE Cc condit hams RIP ke off For s She barga od} } nousin t run oroug! “cylin rand @ ton 7 BHR Ci rine c ae AXW Tenn @all Sunn’: -35; in fine | Will mtd Ssenge or sale, io) bod or ) 3, 4001 rest 97%, uphotat | OLD CA # ft. lo sODY . 1210 Olive ).. 18 lon. | Ste PS-3 oF sale. nandoah ie; | Y-5. Pos top. ek ly r der, 7 | FORD — 7 tra le, ¢ Ng's h ar; ii conan nd Sappinane. price min? soupy a2 Taser. wire w r een Oy a A U i to © 481: e] erin ee “pe A RN =~ tone, Ww t, pltemeseen live mo rt. | Wil ne 8 | er: « oUt ITE -_ hT 7m Ss roa. —nhandoah, te) "ie H ost. I im) con: d enew 7 -Dasser hy ‘id Tc k ~ dg ighv ike ne n lig dition: ~~ OF alleen y t" $s: “~ ised ‘ at M ca re w model, ,... x Ww ri TO 3 Ol mar 2 wood. | OVE kes ee as Torn ae; —~Suitah uve st.(c&s | 3 lys-K a } St. _1 age s+. aster: mu: ALME! svat nediate 20" ed th enget | Foe ourin heap. ‘esd — ew; | hts sale ton ras, Pet 23: VELIEW Addres, rin oe Fo! 829. P MOB ive Yea NY | OVERI awe at, ; — aD. STH Suitable | . For saie, Jemountable | 2 Re tine aroing: Sls | [AX Self-starter: must ar: ian ndition’” ce. Phone abie: 5 K S EP LCR) | T at “MV Cpa. * of erson i Ur Ae full $ upe } pads pitaeaiat n: b v8 AL, MP pric ale d. On ! Wa c ond SO |} AW E ¢ E ge e rij n ~ ip tion; Hle enne ‘one he or RU rens td. rn Se (a ol i j SON co Y ae ha ter: ‘or a argai road. ti K rs —— lee $53 » Ro ‘tines Si ila- n iti ic - i new - I, -4sto nust ms Rood | E Lt ] —t tt » Be Save. . °. Ro Phu Do F AIRID a | CK ‘mnt ea ntry on ; “e ndi qui Ruled; ory ates, 4-P ain re S—- all -Dagser hee es : 1915” mn: oe ; oF m. L sel} a. clec a | 2 en p dea : eave n’t throw ss ENDERS, T ] NG Pb za Wr td. = pr eanenwer at : 48 44, rs to Dept., RA a Pded- xo00a | ng, OB if and Passe ne ae a ge | ' CHAI apace “a Celinder aes rie ke — cy = Se A vf ue reain. {ourin : 8200; big moet oo electric “stants, + singel 1 account of eo s. Pi or _ st nger. ORD io. e Tepairi 1 mon your ra A ' trac se tor ava . - ourin, . | meee 319 I. Nh r es | ) ca tho er ch Dance cRS 2 GS ° = > =D. 00 ji OR o Z ea ; Ww vy g: ] to ct m w do rter uring. ntl i TeV. 5643 ve &* Pe lates lay —- N tion: : : order ng aijl ey. W diator \ KS _Dly. ! sta 1 true haul R.- 118 w Ko, | =F Locu ed M . Far nsu th and rough] ummy | extr enger For os, OR ~Passe i. D—Fa 5a *Qo4g " $375 lown Tike Ne Ret i echan PD. ney light 1917. | VELIE_p Cabanne D r SIR. ES ee - ain « lide hatter > mae _Box i sae ing Ul Faas cn | STODERD rell, 3944 % 968 har’ ww”, yj——> tron COUr sale. Ches ‘Nger: new Broadway * i824 N. Q E 224 ew. MA: B the fen + ia” om. ry won, an rice ‘’ mod: a OR st. A a ake y. We | AME _W-1 our ens eet for , —— UDE 39 44 and full cat er-; CF S525. 3 ioe enn”! vestnut new | FU idwa Sale, 1: Grana XWEL} ne lic condition.’ ew V 7 or s 1050 ei! Bivet L—-For sai __Phon T en Tre of rad Aa spec j Ric nt 4, P equip Cy ww one j —- SSS : ue RA KER AD Olive. ull ec nonth: TAl .M Oe But , car mht v ORD_— F y. ’ 1917 an Re ads mod “ ~ wainias ense., ition: new paint count con liti ale, uy Cash Pi vad ° for oT sa) @ Ron & aljred lators pecialty. an for ar N A :_* Ost- Di ment { ork y or | BY 0d tir 5 Linde ulpment. cond ERS. —A2uick Shop ee t six, i diti —For ; ‘ ‘touris y Aut $6 sia. el; ne UF 8425 all y ' _W of « on: fh TF; Ti Pwr rae _terms. rs ‘er. ° A nn ONE 24! ” AUT and re On 6 of; Call Dy Kin uto s Spate n yo nder 1917 yr! aie OY, es: on PEEDS’ ll 60 .. Te ition For gs Rie onne eo Y16 5 Fop a sale, ing” Cé o; cha nel c sale; Ohio, — ¥~ at Fl ickne ust ar t,t POR rar ‘ tlenti “488, Z, 3826 charged. | PAY I 245 _N d pe ot annus (Co, h : ur * fa) i ghigipped iF ord (' = | wit DE DERAK ow EEDSTH rER- > (cay en Ti ie Ble urine 2 Olive.” two | E “one _" Apply A oh : ar. “Tear “eo See a nding quipped '-Dassenge en iy RLIB lornaant cs ¢ well ft OR wes rare_be: "6 be — er om Ww ec) ts Ou —_ | re AKER Tut sconeam Sa I is >mMon ng bc Whe nhede] Or ss A) BE c ———— 5. | ' ay cas} ance "rte Tr; on: + eg end L ye ° ws le Nh, mementos stat ~ " | —t0 "Hore, =n obile; e pa! and Witl pe | 2! a ne cR—J order. le: Oi AMER Sissi) Stra car, Chee ebert r, in good | Linaat or niehe “oF ce and an els the 2. Da! mode ra! 33 are tio epa Auto ’ sie fate old a tral * or e ? H S five uUNntab Tr, at rter. i ee U Ro new - ov erhe PORE SIOA ! vood. _ , must Fo iV. ery ch ood | re ) a et A 1815 D tou “FR con. | v a Al mateo F ‘ $320 bank ais ey a “ p 20, ! D—_ rt. are bar Car. | MIT + Hke ring, ci ne ed: 19:7 ™ : xtens|{ ND LIZ O or ‘OST E st -T Stat n zg | in metal, wilh ot gr one r. 2 8 ¢ Raj r; | = rR unc ing ane arg ’ —~ ITC new ; 191 42453 orde 1%] tle: : on re} ER ING r N that R isp ep ood —_~ On ll ¢ Ca!le ease ! I one Lj mall speed Iway | — lay tk. Tf S& iii iin 157 . HE a 17 ae -*' | r, ‘ Oo - at * 1S - RE , t) » Cw. | 1. ‘>. £45 7 Wr atc) rice CO | P IE ON se time ve, | on e* d Zoster goer yp ave condster | BA [Mc one ne HE mechan R—1917 : R42 notor oo 17: S— 7 apen.,, Gen own, ng: ‘bran 815 R tou: MOON ae 454g eS ene 1y13 } ai ING © mens, et D TR Rie YOUP, OU |] HE RM RECO Me ST’ arke referre or 8 evilna yOu? Be i Hay Yi OT Main 4. oN ae eral te ical ¢ : mod - Louis rubber jn sh + Paint ouri , Fo! ee da ar or id- ne v, usse}). 008 14 — 5 Deim fect v, ition. 2 AR —— i so erhau _conditi ivcn REPS AVE PIONE AS | RAGE bh d. C lind me x | 20 trade’ a. SINE 4 mou ROT oe onditi el, in Rana. r in ape; a Ing | ete | ease never — on or s ar. con. | TO _SS16A er Ww ith uled; e815 Tan, ® wi y All d DIA’ OUT oer THK 11 ;K } "en er H Bia 22 ia rade 1 an QO Sine: | ADS’ a A Ce or: ewly in nd tj Car, u irst- ‘or ers ance a er Fr = Mc nditio ale Se ee For t’ RIN ml Ry sal e ETE . Loc 18 ROM) {S. TOR Sp Q“v | g. ve olt. tA TT al T upm ~~ i nr ir for old Ww T c Ww i i P —- entra] a re. paint St Cludj ire Sh, . x. = & ‘ - —s Ps ed 2 Oo . ol ! un. $3 dC) NY. 20n: c -p an est t i yl (3 urd ry ‘ hes a OR ust. n PT Tl AND € TowwtA TIR PTER heat onic | ne ter Sines 2 N BE re w 19 6986. al b ed: ate In $3] j nn 3 co rer ae car f 25 t F “cheap. esse seein: NOU | ook ind CAF = ap; Fr G ; Ik; or % N. I, ISTS Es Ww $221 ih 5 ater ¢ ¢ » W ca esting ew ¢ ousin RS _ — | alike new noel 18 , argali . fine lice £ eX n A ] Kort onditto irin /. 4,0CUS or D ires 9 or s aD. ‘ nger, 7 vd e } _condi er: y {— in Al run oa Ande RO D SERV ND CRA Pah, dt. 7 _Page w td. ~—— e SEN iz AR k K pro me? | © vou me new 8, J-p nodel; nN; lib i nse, tra tj i ro 3 ~— ‘ 1: b Car 71 t. art Ville ~ ext ale, @-¢ val Gr j epee tion ew fe Or & " . ning eh le.- ¢ Lindett “2010.” ia, - 2 Us Te TC Del In sory), Linde @ wae "AU Position a wou JADS nee Ok ‘ieee driver e Ca] Ire f pt et For sale B00d «4: 1917 > fe) av.. Fan’ 3, 7. rand ‘197 | TOURIN, _Pho » . e, 2 re a ape. « ) BN wi . FO iT R ; Ima J ery ell 3 - vol T LON on can ld ] TE ice ger: n “39 fe) ] G an j S} Se a . As I - ** Eas can } -pa 3¥ RIN 3 The Fo — ~ » Da POR & ¢ . ] De} Olive LL R re ING Nar 245K icent 114 t an. TOR if mak ike | 6 tire R F 2938 pal 00 m Tan : j Pe rid: iat ote: | —e | new nod e!* Mi ast St. © se ssen v — eeaeNCe ¢ oO pain assen D— ook mar . et St. BE A sii lene CAR RT, AS ie o o. a re TT. - . you e® yor | road “ in or Ol _ 3 tes; | OF d 50 i - aan, Ciagse (ourin PROS . ye OON aoa Le en a er 4 a AR a. . niger e| For a ' C TOmhni hd TI a oni Wntritteiea dl CO wa . | ondater: “hate sale: a5 iv nd IAND O9R. oRD_ emcee, oe 920 h Ki sali Uls, t se oe res . and sale (> Ww ANTE | Saeed ! o ING — loa = For . Astor 1; ‘pay j 4 FP (iI i }OADS — 5 ISH D ADS ” P condi bh. ; pe ioto LER _— + a like ror ne pee ‘1914 14 — {c) Jak - Lin, ii le ————— 7 Beil ‘ellian : a az tinn - Sale - 1 | . td. ED o, onditin, “4 ~an. FF r $900— | Fe IAN TE eln / @a TER tion: c) | me r is —= ; 4inra. LOM: sale. tana ndit m ' e's iA), om hew E 32.9 | {ING ‘om 1914: FOR © “ cmt KE (co9j | 22 tion, R W ore al i | titmee FI, \OSTERS — lar | rly; ie - tr a ul: Nts pe fala nee , te lon odel : virk Bu . must t D : gee . G ust D T » Cor Al’ 1, lows r ight. ‘ r 397 114 4 td.- ~ st hoog ny Ri tere ale: nf ua mena a Dayr bar ‘or "gga é ae f paint dem s; c rfectr - ale. Fe Sliveatee Dea Tor ae mM urin ieee . on” ouondies, — wood i : At 1st be aint. ieee | A ‘Viing ‘AR. ae se] ] « | ik " se) pric Cyvlind = TOU NT... 4s -p 2e M ty j | $12 A d or ccoy H $f nent, galn; Sale: : or Fo: i § Onstr 2 ee 3 ‘Wit -- - RD pe or ount x oan ee 120) OAKT, . OO ito ¢ Fold R00 — (2) | er shi a For es foda L S.-F 4 Hive bd td. ~ wante der Ca 6 A aS RING ° IK King’ ARSE Nee n ares O: de pedi nt n ANT) | ROAI SS02 will late. re } ee R ate: firs £00d 7.) ean dj For . ables: aie: tenn i; AND — oO K this d th ad a ne. iw ? sale atin i y Oc ust. Ine » oie - ~ a 2 | nd pati CHE | STEER De tak “oe. = Cc ankin x12 St-c] tiran, OSs dition, On” s300.°° — Wood, ek « daii | ING Kain ght 5 ORI ‘ oO ler, Ox ()- ple pay sedan: Ww ta. Way. Koo j SOF eh mo hn litte regi{et rufu K FE} lig ent For ee ld ca ; f “VY RO 1, 0158 nd =; CO al] ger; — 20R pen - c #16 . Su ie], OAK I or or 8 M Sea ll | tlon- : Cc 7 - A - ’ TR _ be bz Wea for 0-264. ase| ty up t mu —I D a | mrave wee ew LET — Del) as ndition e€qulp FORT. Me Su tou ~ nday. LAN trad ale, Ii ta _N. or R—Fo pply condi UCK ~Se c for iow Co” && S120 2st > whte mouler el- ALL. 5K Sion 7 ed d ds, 2m Oe ioe oe S part; © roads ~Fo imar, par on; p= {D— Par iravo ring = ; seme D— e. x NT? Pell | _ Tay trad OF sala. rear . H tien: F AUT arkain econd ash, on Core. 200 cash 2 mod mor stee} “a, 2.50: 22!8 _ rey:- | Spree ae. com per ds rt; CHEV ster ar WR . Pp will Sandton. Is G car; ft Betieb For 3931 y to icy TOU aylor. e fc ale: : odiam Produc Os i. Ke han Ph — | ] Ww ~~ ‘al Ir ash. Koo e}]: ' — ib ths ] el e Jem , re ° bre: . Sp a a ha r. arn nec h; ter 3 ntaritttes RO . 47 9a le. ores $530 m j 49 ondith ir @n?} ‘ev. Tan r0C ) tHiek . &O I? sale, Oliv uring eee” | TR RI apn Tr lar L 6 4118 ont. duc pee W: Ores d 6 o one 14S press iter G ico nay | Ored, ¢§ $4. 0°, is} Rist Dair ad EEDST anv 3 dt anic mod id l = Bo LET 4718 to t So: ent. | —— ’ on Sonn d-Gri de Sh 1 rh) li s. Iike | RING Caj fe F _ ae 52% 741 Ra a. Ash .. tf 10 elect mek SES ; e] T nat! 700d ndit; CO j . $15 1¢ 1 di ere if) , , , IST 2 — ON] irs ‘* allv: el: e ee oT or u urd 20. I Mle il, }? me R23 ‘ t« : avoj ‘OD.. OAK Oly , a car ght ee ke ; Star y f es ene” ‘good 2" F art ond All ric : es ee ABS ¢ two- sonal man. ion: n. | Perfec ow: o- Do ” mM irk dob eui- 32 29 : ER : oe _ DA e ev. | CI "Ont 322 1916 pple nx SS fCR) | F — a RIT ie alt our ing car SA l LA _ SN a r Bix, i ¢l ter; AR —- roa a ORD— scree. . FORD mM kind Car; | goed con ton Lit Ha will |? ct also 1 und ont} st uck 8. -Fo “3 W int; lect iEV 4 S to s, F car; tr RI Peepeenosie Call car Ute | tf ND— wnt MA? i ood 1917 = | ae + the For dst For on + mu | bop p ditlo truce, e Bh, rdt R a lbs, mar 12 Fie isn, § eels . S| sraiseatinnas th. | r sa! - Vater Sacr ric | t ROL ——— ‘ent uri orest pecesale. 1915; - D. a | cae dow ~ Ty on, $575, RING nm; Te ove ec tre ——— evte Moto: de! AS » Forest 7s le dne Silane; ae i ula ick ¢ firs ery f b ' Stock mm je oe . WI y. 3 or a ls BF Ss bums or & con = erfect: 1915; m. S goog | LIT in. Oo 16." ‘ indi Ge asonab rh a. i Fo otor ivory ati oe t, y 2g PAY T rs t 0 2090 oe way: ett onthe “eat: A i 1 mon quick Der, ale, nditi I perfect: “new ‘ns . Sunday. | TLE r au aioe AK nab} auls hts and rd 4 Co., tion; BILE M4. e rood C We ay | gu Rinv o WwW agg w ASS nH y: wi 1 fir BO ASs0¢} Is, $F tland ac a Itte ths ‘sa CHEV le to on OR] i Jack lew our} av./| = 6 tom excell (c) ive good Fo e. For t dealers. ‘ ATER a - 5 ach} 1] st - | It att ee), doe ’ 2Yy, $27- le. i aa ck uring, ‘ Jr C kee Dai ne c . er: Sak obit e nt c _Pivmerith co r Sa —— 52 ORI - 8. P AlTs pay « 8 Wea. venin ronditio - ING CARS (iran bak ‘on hine: nay ¢: ; on, Mam. > ca 1; | ett LET a) is COIS, ieht o a ord. int ar |_ Mot like LAN trad ondi. TOURS nit le 1 Ps > TReeR OM ‘ash. -Al n, Tele Bt custe ARS We fer r send ‘foie ey | a nt, or _Rud nber mon Mths, | Fema be -F Sood wb German Saie, - Dhor ignect torist new ; ND- . RIN on; > Passe a... UCKS. next CEST, EK orest l ser ele. | ers: rere = Weta At 2019. full ther Rivice me; * e1 sale ol; rhs. St. I the & J | —— rest ¢ an or i tir » Win /Wwner batte ry touri I Ww ani. OAKI. Co.. w;: & « For HA tric CG. 7 must rds or 1 ie 4 —— | ’ ‘aint ~ - 4 } > a tr " 4 © Me: j ry ee ) ms vn “ ") ig R A ie ; LR. sel), er, Pia: y ww -f o Aur on Par Wa. R273 ds, “any fe) | will a ring for te T hae 9M aah ae, | ICR itr “al a” 1s Thi iz 5019 ouls’ Po CHEY Tat new : sale, 19 YTS FORD 2741 N& car. ebster fe AND _1832 kaa tir ale, 191 self - lights, Fy —— eR Co anted ‘ ) . Til F - WIT Y Y condi. | Hoh pply your urin re “os eet Of — Aitio re Or FL, light Rid | ti ROL _for a Can 18 oe; Gh Ky : Loc 1917: — ct co ; For 4-0CUS es, r 8: To. - AN tarte new ir “Bale: : pian i . 2815 > Hd a _ Feel Wid Ti. Ho or $500 In Wait ai. | parte M a a ot R car posit ce); BU Mm. 2 gal, . six Ke. tc) res, be” tern ap f tourtr . ta) | ble r Se ‘ust, i; @ ter Se nditi sule st st. ea ad- uf r; WwW tire : 6 : oO Loc era. AUT ae Molle Light . on lot tr econ. (2) | TRUCK Wr Farrell, of the me an and 8 from | ICK i 19 M: Speedster, aes roadste $235 if pn’ ‘For . Or cas _ car Milles: so. Mle, like’ ; rear; p lectric phone ott, ass new Sensib : a@uty. | TOUR Mt sae ri shack ssenger: gem . MOR Pay a Son) Wid nl ay M car, fo Pe os t-Dis W ash. | Dorris WM te] l 3944 Olive e and See os | Be i. r For Sal. . r, 1914 94 r r, j ( Hi > \’ R _s0h i at I "5 7 t ou Call l ft? 1) Price @4 100 tn dey 1 ~ rivate OARLAN ebat = Fairview: 2 ible Six, th meh aa, ee ATE Ific © for absorber tae: TER ¢ Sher ce 8) » 8 d {) 6g aple o = , - | chine: 8, Re . re. t iv s. r it ( haw nd s e, lute . Koc oe BAY } D 01 ~ C once ‘ tlon ring r i = : ER, - ) on ras . v16; iaiasetiaile . A a a5, ew t pal n am. § nie Nger is 350. ber ant ened A MMS a Le Jert 1a wood, — I Junk mi Santis ton P inde Jsi0 ica] , UMMNe : c mo dd CoO ' etroit au 7 5S e*Va r 1917 . Cy \ tog nic »7 Se] +! 45) R de m . on j an’ ft ) i ¢ i _Mu ay . Nted. \ er- | s e roa : touril ~f ha a Vi ~ NCE 0 ‘a5 yt LE T Al aD erson, Ist be Mo. ’Jonen. | sf War ist be or a acka; i! Re Michi fondle r top; de 7 re n- } — sein uple Win TOU } Jad (‘¢ v Wa . +» Fool * tury ai CON > Hii] . > ute , oe ru ount- | euare hear f T Sale st he Ww ebst a'. enger asters * c Ve “4 ee, Ctor % R N T ‘2 >» OMO ‘Sidr che : ; a Re ited, ~ in ny of i. pr ae ae ( ik ion f oO ti Yadste tn i } ( er ay. er t t] = G . A )@ as 4 he he a] Rri ; dition: our n Oar Che : will he r ‘bes —- Sold er, Sel] f tour SS ane . ars, : ar 5 - *. nD T — En FO : BIL. al 1" eap for ca: | USEL md ns | ee Orat- her’ go MCi fn K KO Ine res er with | EVR 5 op Fo ale ‘D ge 1: fir bgt ; yi anic Star notor autif today. el 32 eee ae ete ee also small ee capa Rick Fa Pert Un EW — Oh Cash BED Ai rei ‘7 Mr. claas ane" | 00d Abs - See’ paint th | | pai OLE est 3f _fine r _ fe) condi Fo rst $350 cai t: if y ride ud as run; ul 6- lig 68.er saan Ss. al 4 or 3 tH a " city wo FF 1\ . td. — . ict ash). c s} Ad j nia (‘a (Frar sh mM: R U ] con ; TE kK ineatiiaia any and | j nted: = F- . vI2V CO Sale: See DD _ Litt, rsale i) good COs 5 ou in t} ly t ha ce vi ' Ce 4 the- r = and RO 80 fT) ‘ ym ill t . larg or i AUT _ Schnelien” o “ tor 119: "= OMO ntral mene” nA De’; 1 | CK } dition, -~For s y, ti ; _Lenne in f nditl 1917 imae ee te takes me. t $135.2 vie “eae Ts S por nder: er ar en | his me 2 ee mon ake van = Oo leide Cit trade fk (0G 8258. erinit BILE eT 2219 no | 80 (OAT $3 r sale: 7 | CH Sse¢ Derfeor ttle. | on.. on, | * VU! nd ne urine * ca: It. hej kiving it, mtyte cose ring your _Lindel) #ots.. a heen nousiness A one your For Sine Wtd c: B27 for Do ee ry | WE w Ite Co... vid _ Ww ash | Te STER. WM). Magill fe) | LEV ect r ~ ond pt paint qc: saa | Franklin : Reed ensh- and you wh Pio ell at 3044" balance in Shy ive a. For e), ~ a | aNGit pe am lae ‘ Thy d | T fl ROl unr ton fe Ne — ‘ " ir: . P . a nkli aw ca omf. ou rn | TC t 39 roush!y ance * wit} - Edn ForD. at ent rharh aizin Te Indi dike lots will pe td.--Nouet ICK ion, F iit. » Imo. sat ne LET iN ¢ rin ; 4 8lig For sale perfect’ of e\: OL new in, ay ash ort will 1e- MO 40 ’ In ati ORD—E sn : nt dell 17 ‘Duy. ana or ¢ in | ~A"t get 610 ought yi «—F Bs or 4040 odel: | e |] HR con a Fem condin: a. Slightly Sa] ct. cha LD BeC at $550 not and enw | “eee B 11. liv ov te 22" b—- ‘ a At 1724. for Ver- MALE, Sy yo Loe it 5 Kel or s M, ail 2: 19 OW ~ 94 7 senton citi dit new right ‘iY us re. tor he nica} SMO ond we, the qua ‘9 Ode Re — * eas po oe: No For ef TOM D Cas} —_oe a | | Ww re tie u ‘ Car Lae ust. Big Bs p Pe BIg aAs. and I! ? br LDS en or sale em. 15 pf — OMe. R25 BIL, a ‘armas tourin bi for ¢« r lad tom: s tA), ck, td. - $257 rea, | \ vs 1 vo ee Ol rs au ine? | K ires: node iv m on] wn 2° T- ring ¢ aint r og IS an f MORIL,. Ro e; ¢ 10 AUTO) 250: F, n. Ke sneha der ‘a ; AUTO Pos St Heh iT En- Vic ring ur autom We itomob ; Joh mop 00 1 D-4 con lj ile M4 10 Wily ~For Al” Mon i@rital ale ; are " new ay ™m exp -~-For ; Ary mit ht si Box LT le Heel it te a ‘cust. | \EM) nd avy ains: §. new ly , od €’ | . bene r sh : go ve - it _tien: ext -19]s% — to 3 ‘all = AU . _ Sie Ss. £2: ant al 17 2 RD “akendter oF 5 ; ce ythin On: ¢hac a Pe fain For sale; toy a 3. and dies. ing OBIE or «¢ t. oir driv Seaham > , Dalan oes ODY: n. odge 0“ r th. e no: fi Ouseh OL, EB T.. PPP een j DOE 8 li} ke diay i my a trinidineipiiiaenad Ts - ash R on 1913) he Ca ' 19it P Ylive ,Or i ots ty — ‘ . Bosch les . & Car. ake — juic kh s i ele fen A { SP neve ni inyr / or sa a ce in a cw ° ¥o . D iv coupe uy IR Nh (8) ers. oO ine pb} old FY aaa | like For new or sy7n* P eC) ' Chik _OFr te St-cla mod ~ om D. a9lt | FG St. tuick — uring: ch, 2819 ; ed. Wi just « -cVAinde ale ant ¢ mM) tie lieh i. Bix ee hi le: 4 16 Cc ANGE JUR O1 ER . for 19: Sieckns ISTr wer. iOnogr Foods; ne mann | D6 new ; sale: = 421 c r ountry | 4 Z: ff! VR rms Sa; t el: all otto ee a Sale: . late oo 9 | #000 ills Overh d “ores ‘ond - RE r . meraee viine fhest aue t eas CASH VE » iD FO cash suick ; DE RA 5127 anh: bi elega conditi IDGE SH 00. roa t=: sath © 0k. Th i dand OLE oT ._ Bomo raded most ccc) ee “stomp Poe ae : easy @€ model. (ce) lo a Miles ell at auled o- Dassen t Tis F “BAR tra ti ler ay pin los ton M aria POR re EC 3 , I . 5807 j tu node] - K i R- ‘aba Arman nt nla on, _ Aa few _F or 5 4 ae fen ntr er. 191 a } ‘ Rc A 5 fe: Tl EI Al all Ce Wheel; aie, deal- |_! GE F d_mi e new iT. Nditio ! ” EVR 0 meatal \ ar: RD tor 34s ehasate 1: Fo 41032 ND : ny isson’e ain t 258 > i oe Vella” Grand. » Paes RES A 6 -E r ntral aa in cabri } __tton. “or 8: les; s ever ] es ’ and OL kv’ ode! O-1 ic) Cond For po de 47, is Ww in — CH) ae (‘onr Boy Rr ee {2R n prow 2 j 7 H — Store rate; 1 e we nd. ere: DIT . AND MON on ma 248X first olet, DODGE 2018 ile, roads SFO. y wan | 3201 fi perf ~Ta + Dar MASSen, Pine .tion: sale 4240 Dew. 4 nd Por VERL eet ic sale. gan between | E house ize tw olf poe a HI ION FIN for { class RUDY DGE Rie Nn tap iste ae SNO4 a ny: gor Lo ° M month ect ~ Touring; gain; ker pr te -St. : @Xtre tor uri Delo r. iffere; rdi- | Com A ND— at + $3500 een — Mark ~ ga vor 0 Vea P mene % H \ ING REASON Hol nform cond]. | run % RO AD don r: first. Ok. Ie | F cust _- orris. 18 on hani hand cash FORD. a a eq u i Car ntial] Ovi ndition, For . ¢ ‘all rr (c) ~ J. 08 u sho ; rs: $120 5 ee ARGUA LAR N Ation Size fj WO m Ss” PER pl, “Cc lase ‘ r | era! oe Gis — = F son Lit a irs my Ss — i, a0 : Cc VER bd sale; es efore — ) itl by 0. Pore a You IN GER oe : re ile : 2 sc ‘ $e e i \ R wot Le ‘ ance - ~ 1e@ }} , IPSt.@!s or sa} — nts; 1S , L L, A S I + ’ io “ lestr uy fr — Bite ters NG ST- "4 | DODG —_— around. 4 ann sale ; ondi- | SSS) © re aiv ROD. ET = e: old oy. little Car — la mae Bn aie $1: 25 S. perker ridge ND Toure P paitenaes. i (ci | , C} ut. rom. 1s 7 Bers ORD —- skED wAt 1 M Fs r xe oO ar “i CZ : : Tae ‘ yn } ne . ; j i Bs : Ass ae sed mere Cc , =F ™!, or sale — all eenition, “1915: | Fo ; RUN oa (ce) j old — oun r ; Sale 2. for a pein Fo iy heosna ’ n Lm ( Car, a - “| j __basseng ND. 6 for sale: “ ; , “ood j g MO}, nes Rg." a s 1. — —il ee st R ben. pyres ig RE Peter oferty rat ‘D-— For ABOUTS ~~ ¥ ISO4W, — staid (es condition; Sale, 15 — Grand’ $400 model: | | OV = RLAND ob or sale. ] bargain, $45 | mans oe kh re aoe a aaa; ym $3 , engine (co) | F we teen te — }COL : $100 2d elec car | F paym wit an d'itier “* ® ; sR LANT uring ¢ 1917 wy. | el So eee . to Brea} a, gurnitu reek: I-ton i en ORD isy ti runa} a | 3 E malian “= tir tric new ORI) ne nt ac Cer OUrin R. old S ) —Fo . Car } ‘., ne ie 7) ed. r 18es. top. wn “fs = ca . 2-ton re bod’ -ton 1 F y time v Out _ 8952 or i ~1(l]6 es: light. Ee) : 417 / died P OV " Jeff r sale. Riv . ‘v] ins ; Roar nust hh Pa Joh oS ah, - ch y. ay SS * at Oupe 7) er ons al . . or : chea i : entri * a w hite £: _ .. ‘Uls arte on . ra ne a ew FE Nger wet { Ha ~- te r ; go as ~lnstrate, my sale. p. . IF al * ae a st : ‘$350. 1haa le; 1077 er: : 1 ; tao Gra lar) nd. fort st. 18: be) 7 oc cur t 84le . late 117 r, in” per - 03 Locust Sale . f- DAaSse $ niger r: ofc | i Aly 82 ‘OMO! ry ” IT IsIy “ Ing iLakeS Wi aw AU TOS E muge rie i tm Rell; nal id. -— A ~~ era tinting “a and I ae e — nd | . r ‘st 445 Cee, 5 Maka. > ” Victor ludso ‘any MORITA Wea. _—— “siege: to | paint ent Cab 4 im; West” wit > eee ° Delmar. | patent ean riolet . H ro). Win ‘est: Natur Son” any , me OTD..j ; AN FRA nally Morag tire ‘onen er j cpiayer A ‘tra vu “Rridee condition; ie ept,. LMPTON, Od car. Sand = nee, “ondltion: . r ano, ue ae olf; in | AT, | BO a3 ON | ‘os — Park." “tee, tourin x “44D, | ania et ee Ca re ad Se Bucill bargain : 1¢ rH] » SOF. Ba ng. a (ey | titan “en #0n jus TP PRR ager re mu : — . — . loc st’ v st _oopilan MLE ~—Wiadt.: Ini od and i F for, DOI CH ope | openin, kK: fa oe otha ister:, s Be Rosey : AUTO t be es ‘Sate tt ilton,/; @ tRIS—.-¢ HASSES | era und curtains custom. ‘ Sheedy an Tt) | —* i BB ~14¢ Wea ac iitetaeenenn argain model to Tae Be + tte truck Sale, SF Verne ee i FORD Fe ‘beth ; aa cod bul t mw tires nd pow we. . ; pave me pla mad trade ] - Cas) ae or DORRI mL an rat ‘ hassis, ciao coe | F ’ IRDS 2 A. sale pons 7 mains, aa ith — wODGE ‘SEDANS —— “ORD Mor Bo ‘plano f Aco veer | okes ———— Apply Suna?? __Mer ‘For s “poadenee nes ater ee | Sit itio Se | an | Ollan | 4e8 or 0 p. im. Su us | ma eden} sal Ster. iadall aun, Fo: a J sale mee? | 2 Mod MOTO x R-% for n- on | Clo nie sal : m. iday ed f KO nhall e;: : 106 ne at at 1 OR sel] & ~@ | er; - pe! el T IR vo), p roa Vh | sec Cha Se ve, re be or | Oy pees M rung 4 oe S650, D—F ai ph edan: $2 t. tT, Wt stand dster. rere P ost cal nical «-ton we hn Bo twee \ Fo “Motor Co aboute lodia — Me For —eione G n; In bo : © s | ———— 2 |. very ak —_Mendenha ne Gra . a! Al’ TOM Junk, ‘—A Tae —Diepate! h. w ick | r - Se condition: “has _ Olice. | fete Kood sale, ios 2 15 — ~ciamont :| I sreptenhal! Mot sedan: 19ip- 15 Tiw. en no: moa Sunday.’ pass : on re » Pl (7) Al e $1 1a ? fi 12 ant cs ve] rs 000. 8 J}; rst - Ea or 2A O road st. me | eee DA em oor C "o 19: n- ODGE.” dle, ba . a er r, {wr Pot « 8 w a O'clo che eS or - R arge a ston , ka Fe ego . Ste { 16] N O.. 2315 ru __ (46 E-. - “908° argai er Get -¢ ta __*F, Cc Mea: | ox VY. us} 8A Oo e en-/| * av le: r; ep | Fe 0 Fo a2 ads n! SOX) | A. 5 ( in ry y] Al’ a 42 ss oe hone lo buy 78 k. Grand tex Y 207. Po: Wy ale, 2 ton ss x 3 $45 : ‘ORD § Sp PEED ss roadster: si condition | BRD SEDAN on at. r sale: 213 Locus ae miles. | 8-40 Moon” * apie et nu ee you” — - FOR] On at. see ‘ } ° J Cc HAS st-I> m: assis ae ain, DS) . c ae CG Ss; . —For ne lc i=—sor urir see : ) ; r; iL E Us ¢ ate / —sohns ASS Jepat nake 8. ¢ | Be . toda TER cheay ~~ —~roodf pric w. OP | ditt F Diy 1c it? go For _ Car WIIl pp, Wra Wwiek. Modela FOR Inson, 36 18 Py c tech, us a cab top. IRD av afte = $>> Dp. “gat Fro oO eilow e $645, Sale. erini on. Or sé LY O59 ar, Jola” : go- od 1 sal : % og , m2 ~ ite aa): —— = | FORD—Fo; te | |? “1M 2627 ale, ) Ea 116 . af) ires ©. s anasw Btute« tv cash Lat Mot tp. Gila wT 4 Oli or Sale = n offe 5B04A ROA’ 7 r 12 ‘ooc wii fo RD—F V_ av ( ‘aba 1919: UDG E— tour aston an i —- , B80 : loo} tour: aie. ie e me | mn! LASS] ive s e; 1918: th r. | FORD} Del: STER— MOT G 1 ord mite) | miles: net. Fo) _with fc) 4140 —. So Garr ing inig | FORD— sn ‘SR ing 2 a A | Hox mig me . de} o “i F han 7? 8 F ey &: . | ilies j RDpD— ; Nar b RF reer or: by “= a Loc pr ain ~— 72 acce: i On or sa! ie chaeees Tison, ¢ ar. a . ) is’ an 00 vk. Od : r ‘a r (eT (1 LOMOB) IL D-s NS, Po © gr om main On- ‘ORD ¢ Cif eet 1424 bale: br ike new, |; ly marten, For seit? tae 9 sale; =* > | FORD — arear © rete “eS rue - ie thie 40s ot Snare ©. late eee Mindoin ect, “Gam Jetten ae Pale: ¢ nechiankcaiy m od el: condi pale ence neg z j Wd, = ~Disnnerk, or ann | TTT nie 4% i. N. brand- new. (c62) be ORD RORTe $315. _ ye! Toad bargain. ge ty OE, ton run less on) {c) Sop it. at J. node! el tourime = (c) FOR TS = rs retin ‘ing car ly good: 4201 Methee Shon ’ ve, eat Ww ‘ on’ | iy or sale nz Ss — i Dvr y. _i42 to . nc ale: 2. n xr 5SIKGA 'y t PON ICED teri, ) ~- ne “sig oe -/ OV ck —,. Ro Boon) lin il] t as Hi AS: 462 le, b 1! $25 | F aoe. ST ER bv 4 tN . 2 em | | On, ba 1f a 712 Sale 1000 | | IAGA TI Our] gz st For A 1 14: . 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F nh per ’. B8e | Koc AND. i > $400 el R32. i Tou | AUTON fepatch oh hot cash ft Pee i ie ak Br lount -to- _Colfax ger STER 2534 8 touring oa | Pomp 2002 M ice $650 Tun DOD mid at on first- con. ! extehioes crOr erent none’ it. 145 Ph co Mu Etzel, »; rua 191 extr me é OM¢ n Re akiand. i: i. YORI sacrifin, fae. roadway. te | Re Fo Saliabure bo. “ORD 3003 1 otor C £000 mii , GE- ce. § -clas -; Brand Meld top. - t BOLR. 4nse 5a >»nditio USt sel]: Mr. ¢ uaran a: | Usen oe car i ia a BILE Diy : Buic late lea’ > CH ons for thoro ORD—F. 211 w r sale ury, iv: | Sta ~For Locust 0, @ Cash miles, | onditi Touri a 1S N, s “cond | Vvifice “aw. tae tale, ~ . 4949 OVET n, Ca Oli: whens ostel] teed. SED A Ss: S750 new 1 ne net) Wtd. 4 Box fener es J HL ASSIB ci" quick eae - en: ee i est Na demo —_{C | Ca Tint sale, 1918 ee uthorized pro’y _and Supp! “wel Leffin ition: | FOR for auick nail i ae. vihwaees eee UL. ANI - a Do aD: tack | R EXCi Mint, + am it le « To ¢ t-21%3. | Jeffe S825 oa 4107 | _Rowa: $250.7al*: 5 atural un tabi | _Groy The tent 16 6 ed Fora DOI upply Co. 4 rmai 1918 7 Rwell. | D—F ick sal sgt abe mi fe car, ine | meee t Condit 6..ee ook Oxgee nodel HAN ew 3 in 1 82 raph exch \ M AX rson v, R SAR Ee 27 | hd ; . Be Oadater. tr e -2FOVes e kK Able edam, clanv ord GE— oO n. Fr m ode medi or ©. sea nv } IN: ! Ras sy iditic Or s - Elec. Nv} « ‘; F res, 3 £ {’ zs . Ash, 20K fi ophor ange, (1) W i le — ene fa } FORD._) of bar ter: Sms idwe, | FORD— Mo rause whe ele — (c7) Ww int —For SOS vlo J — el: “th « } j is ate i sale. ues 4 a NO {: Mbiy rhe oy ~e Vste rY nm. Ww sale 2 Cc : 1 " twe- : MOR re ligt ne om Col Sone LL, ‘ x A ex ———! For wain:| snot vince sana) | D—-For tly Morn”: Ctric. nel? Overha., sule, ocus lin A N Perfect | Mot delive tourt Washiner. ° ERI £m $50; ith o- Das ee r S01 Pp . At ; MOBILES SL “ng ML um- | M parte ‘HASS) uto Coe ue! i oF a ne, meee itt | oo or tor Cor +. elf. | SO nuled. and s tour etenmnhal” 8003 Loc one ring, ingto sac.| , ire AND Seat ssenge} —- tice, Daaae Ine st. 2 TOM : Olle ee; any Wi 156, P rT, Pay rec AXW : is- i. 0.. 23! ae —fexar, over! ale, r St se] condi bef other sale, orp., shapo | DOD me umm ring ge eI re 3 Toe us O.. a ish or brand- Nn. te ni s. W —F ny ] _Sun Ver: r, win - on Nger i. - 2h par 6 N. ie © et } 4 \ td ‘ Oat. 1) y dirr ode R00 FE; lL, 1, ‘ , . or aa F add a 1AUled - oadst I. 14 = | 11 ore 1 extr “sedan, _ a! ist st uthoriz easy new: FGM 4. } da NR or E; | ag “evineae, E 8 | $tho. a Start ly Gr Co. ul sale Mot & au iia oe 1755 i bexes A € oe Tne f7 i as is 603 i X lone 10 N. Priv. e cH olet, By -Tourin 20. «Ft zn Sell or a Chas. whee] or 2c ust xtra ‘BDeedo | @ v0, 3 light. er, 3h equlDbD and | = 16) ed a ® te orist. uto- fin For s 0. vy OXes nd { ondi- Ur ar 10to late jo Ho- os Chi TR iv E sale. o ‘ | ribe “condition f | | tea —Tecu 31: a 7 gn 1 Ba 7 nzese 8 | Holoney” Biaes Co Fy" gi Ww pars iMtlor r a ne ce er Th ay fansia chea ‘Bale. a ta i 2632 C §, Ya! ale ; St. g00d meter. j ea lers 12 2 ock Dped, |) DoD = A610 — L a nd n uring 183 don’ s' lape: a] » : tr 8 Dak noek tion, OVE ER) a Ke. clae ‘-pa 16 g 1 in me “2 te E 1 ful): Maxw r, by tire SF Pp for Ultable ?o. iF houte © lock roads Shap | FORD can Gravo} new ti absorbe ele ch GE cust, ewly Car, Th Tr tal t ove v fl] uring 0 absor RLA S con Ssenger =€ eylin ec con For =r yee 7th y ; ; o— : ~ 4 4 4 orri oht een e: | a! son oats ar, — sac wheete 2" — gh- — na pa lah at! De t an I’ Aus: n ous | Bs. var “ gv00 Bale: sme = ’ win bo Sante, | MA : in in A Sale offe A Ondi Cc s. 2327 ca ect: iookm eo F. . high-clas.” Portiana s. ampase DE muee l Monet! rale elds, en” FF ELI condition —— erms a! ton: sal . lacus PSF down. | —F unday 7" Ga Bu t “AN Prt ites model ] ol P CK Lextr wr firet-- ann is 16 | M i , ic | fo t . @ ich = Rol} atiy Rol. rou pe; —F - Box » at e. at 1 G con- Ped: fi -—Kor mon mode ison road ‘e; %6 Morra Ss er or ies k rn, nNpe der mot a my Aft ep today - a ruck For seid r bun : atc range has an ad ing } a i 8 ] itr Rhou new or a OSS » a rara SEI =. rst- r sal ee t 122 el oO). DOE = . in. city con: CA Prats ale, iil il 8 ord ‘ ED — CAL, 4-c ite F ly ——— rts Cor or s — cal ate Vil] rR { ee rk @str Othe oar: 4 m e c¢ fin se tl! ne ha n “fi ——— , br in TI R me Bow rom ¢ ® fron Ithy S. @Tat nj; 4n @ RIC r velina F, mi it &: e ri road — = AN R viinder: ti. ore fore sepa nplet ale — l te 171°? ANT uclid ninst er ac — ent t ar f e sh res : ave xing se ON “ Ac To - . K y ounty 1 tral FDot pe. | of { Xcept ‘Ol P z r bi. etroit VuURe he FC T 42 ms e ster: mf | beaut! ~Owne — 30x D- in er: If orest 23 D- DORT rately: e: all | \R" it . “law 12 | C he: . KF or ‘ or er Q ces. PA t 10 see Or far shape rand. ordere Ea Ive condits mn. _ aE Ktate Vid. seat. Pi” ter | Gomtret lonal For Elect iD ——- 1210 Oliee gOOd with faut _5- r leaving m3. P ght: ane ORT ns ; call yon” tout mo wom dest 2 ‘Bale. @-ce phone sraee. CKAF it b nly ene. os new and ey T on: geoo. fn! Price ti-cy Pr ho mile _ Central once ODD an] .: ric kor) Von. j ( ty tire Pai i pe full »-Das V ing — . _Ost- D fine c —_~ | te —Fo Sunday 101 % KOO 1: moto , i —-- 2 oh | a h-e y F or Ww ill {D. — Vc “ Wl ise, yon Ww and Late Rt o , : 1 ° ‘ ‘hi \ r inde one F s FO RR3T. . 1504 rtunt ‘ aleo (e) ba) ers ster: e and nt: dy | rfect and sseng City - {ena on™ r gal — Ly ‘ wil Or: HAR ai Chat t one linde est | Fe take or ing ( make ant avne 1916 ch a F. _ ; i iM Y ox TD.1 f Pay - or RNR reg a 2 +h © rec Hance Speed dem rim; de. | _8Pp cond com er gs will ws itch. NE! athe trad ® 1din 2 neh 1 se]] = vic har e. DD r t nds e road Sale. “aba aPpo a ties s f Li ean or s - _oraide * HOA Poats = feo) £ho- Coupe “ul must tifler. FORD ~ Mo ometer “aes bar. | op ec tated. ition Plete edan, SA A} Nb ‘ade. 204 1s. ay st Passe; NB Delmar : touring vane and \ for } ster { first. iny _1519 int- tir ally pn ully e ght ntat! fer! c ale = . ee LE y : ? Bes ~F Secaan ns . » be. r 0 : , , 8 on, . @ liebe tah Pahl an. DST *‘omt-I r road iN ‘cash. } ane ~ Tyle diapo DF rris, 397 $1 les, fe) | q and equipme late crifice fect ¢ For s “4A N ew, $a, . deve} wer ; r sale. 14h. @ven: Pp lark alance n part Class Ww. . en tn” quip ix R2) runn Pe K ia Ie an eter: IRD Siew A134, con ier 247 se With or s 27 wd ~ shoe “rand mu ent mod ga condi ale, 6 y. Isth. C05. s ne oping 4-cy e, de Sven. AIGE et. ©. Day COD. axe |} rin irea, ed ; 5-p TRr: ing t Ov Ford a. ? td. — eae te ee ne o- mo or 4 rd ve fag 4 we. Ri ORD Co Ke .— — ” mi RD ery t #0 -EN—F NG “ey Ae ~For sale Rox. T than! & car wow’ | 33,1/% on; % ; a+ washes VIB; IGE deine pe ter, 6th ‘ea -~- a emankenn spare —Lieme th ep DET jon Y Dye bay Vo fe co erth Gq et ry len. ca ROADSTER rox od conditic SEO. ~For CARS Saag monthe. 22! ox. D-18 st $1470. 2 oo, a etten ‘wine veigh ad motor g => str ssen t we ee. crifice tne! wa ver ple, : Rep Roi exp are all ¢ arter: UPELET Arne good (or) | Ts Dp and ISTE on r onditto A 484 sale Ss ___fe) | See 8; perfe 1918 0, P 170; pero | rot Gtor ‘righ bt te eee notor er: a bea oat Fate. 180 Ker: good To ay ar at 4%1 0 ent ¢ TRU “arnet thout ublie, for } T EL eR vash —" POP re ET. FP e. C} con idwi ws RB ear on LLE 4 Gen, 191 ~ | BM sell. « erfect cc. rT ‘ost-D ab | H, or © Car te a, tinen bea e; 19 1802 ,Se0d ————" t 4519p i,t ond! CK pet C body : I; 8Pee b-cy! orn di. — rae O78 ou c or ——. 4 n te! C Wo ch wen | Bee PELE es ale: Ot — F on. Mo. Pre or s (c) | A eRlade sale: orest SIR. Dasse For 21 Keokuk urin 1. | sodel For 49g, Se 292 - ao | oe oat-eew dy inder, mend. (¢ = nal st a Tan pach AB ae i — ln iD good ; coupe: td VW ie Por ta: LT K n 40 gen ) Wheel): or a 0. Ph cond ale. 1 pi LLE a tou { O12 34 ike ant nger: sa] — en uk. Rood &: us | HI Ay el. ext gt ile. ot -V2] I suit. lato ew , mote and pu = ’ . - : iste ect ox om ris: uP ondit my Vine ©) Dp $425. or 19 emot Rano S wax 2 n one F ition: 191A gh: LIN. ——. ring R. ew | For con new e: t bar ed AYNFEs._j ra fi esha aan OC UB 2400: r cov ires rT: a werfu paasen. — eee TR Fran maition ak in aK I> Ie n ist bh pay . the on or MOLT Rale ert? or i to ? 0d t beed ent at ° j @tennenn De or = car a . FORD. ~=— LONI tio to Ourtr - Kalin Ca > 1! _-- ne gs} le s{ t. K if ers: and rea! Cc AM T names Tt’ g* kit 5 a AN : Io ° re Can) wi! Fale Ww Sta old ook rulld- ires: car, on, H Al pe; ba sale, : Hei iia ee RED -F — nn, 25: Dp, ti ils c I B 1G ape, as. @ (ce) ain: so! run ext auto on- 7e- RU m Fo av é _eraide co wr x WwW asonahble FOR th 1 enteninge F : te Al ~ fo. fo) | LEN real fl n, 2 FO or : 534 § res ar, fe) | HAYN omo tou ( ourti ne ear dt enty faen mob $57 PO! eK - oun tH) nits ° 62 p abl ») extre 17 min . aon, fe not m pear (eo) | _] 4 a toy n. Vve-| 4274 | RD 4) Sa] and 1916 AYN nt 122 ring ‘abar N&e 17 t oO Ku day, y 70 hoo tle: t(D S -— afte tah al ‘ Doin uy on, 76 sate P,.f © h For ‘A cour ster Ce | t(D Jun eche er Jett For . Bert Dass. A S TO e el ishr Da 6; I ES Cc ligh ‘ ny 5809 ‘lj P nly arant $107; ”) d Bic 0m l-to > hada Ay r e; F : Gh. » 4617 med te) 4197" SH le 8450, (rer | ch For Kit a al wire | A efty Sale; rand enger. j 9: Gra CG RI ; lear urY. fot: eae BER For | Cantval’ she poy J. ost-Dispeatan eed 75; miles: and |” 1 iz on n st Grav elev ime ord : pric Pr : N ©) : o7 ‘ Soul Con . c 904 6e } ANics sale ak ly; ms a I, aL 2 Ca i In 4 : ° K “rand NG sy rr ; ele. |! —— ain te Sale al 48 : on! P Spat bu in , £en — r estn ake ‘ols en ‘ paramere’: : wiht hange tien ‘cme be FORD ave sad me. Iv1K, ewood. new : 7 n > ¢* 4 A lies. ee: hl ; . = (eo) of Py roa naw old lin ee * pan x. gz c ‘OR lass ¢ ; ‘tos a5 ) a ) v a right Is NMe, ope 8. |; _ new RRO rah{ asse) MOL: im Car or ter oO Mai vos in 4 Forp ‘abany Twa ition, fine For « WA new Ford c “h I* aly Dist: eat e Aster “, Ey Al ! a SY 6 80) s@¢n ar, lL). F 8 ond urin _ toc and Hi A 21 LL and tion n wit ‘OVer ‘e Pte Ow ng. ngers arene Re Y 17! sale. an K- - cee inher, ’ “ ’ 47 4 fro To: bet Con: by " le, : ane b ord Ass} hort m ri over 191 eu- , oN — ¢ id a ger: bar or dition . ‘Car up. Y N Ks oc us ( ter? and h da our, te erce. ~ FE, c _ Cab j SLIG FUR ‘ 0 Sar or t : nd “Per 2 : m 3220 y 8 ; Vier td -} Rr nt f ° x au Ot: itton coup Mar tour s, of fer new ne. 4 ". fa Ron (c) | e ~For a t once Derfe | tiny gain sale 152° n { rep so i, t ry ns tx dem«e ors com qs Arro Ir sal = any CO - tHTY SAI - ~- ah. rade eS cond bear wale i fe: FORD v P47} U let or Dorrt; rer Will me 101 chest ing | H Rox - mot Geetvenn = odel; Kirk ROW ; sale: ct con MPORD.- —n_if so tou vee H ew =) Gaeneeeee Sal mont o. suit netria- m Dlete hore © tio. “ape KONVE .¥ UV rs for ba “+ mead nge. 4% wort * 1) Jt 4 ‘* : = rris 4 {1} se}! s "W er ‘¢ AY! a x Ww. or { lvear te t . shock Wor . ney " ° taeers al) = FE ud t rin . amilt, tires In on ; out e, I. or « H ent: with *Dpow urtin ne nei Ix NIE 9 SEI / -~ f “ ra) . ~f 1 ‘dn * P Eze ure Wo ; 442 W Ane car eta — bet lode! 4 , ‘ES - 7 P ust r no oD, le aN Ai Ry - Md. Vv tire uring ae 1518 —itio or s oda & car. ton ; vou: Strat] ject ight ws entr sho Dain sea er. 7 gk ca bran IRA INT T 4 ); = 2 ace o niy on: p ve, » BES / ca 9 : rH 42 the x le "sens rte, sale uy se > ext Oadat For - “OB - Mm OVverh nak te | ak * EN. : J. Mo PS $45 car: iterate r ‘ Fo nh, n ale t y. 26 la av. Ir - ter; or to ix: al 45 . rt tir ted t COV ‘-Das v> d. , ch S st + ‘i TERM - > re fear aev riven Ney Ye | DF r body, Des on read rt pe oi | eet CE eles ee par ra | Man; er, BA iep Ruled: tire barga| ver =” Kir ) : Jo17- c ORD many ¢ OUring 411A te 1 ie., oF ms on This rigid 7-pa PRE me. road -¢ vers sen serie M anic ight RMS ou: as Payn To Pee ) , ay Tat? was eyvimn . FOorn noe ti trhe Ubel ately ly @ perfe Te ath ed ad " ain Ka Kirk wo J 17; weieae eed add ‘ng a eg 14:36 aU21 » sul ba ins sSsen “MIE _ Bo CA and ger a Mark al del on per’ verte: Pees tapes r° Or ine , or V4 ent ORD oe SL «} ot : any extras ct « be ; Mak oon , oh le. 19 SWoo!]. 5 (3, ‘look: extr or ¥ ition a itger C8; i 4 ap fT. oe real pect ge! n R— — Be Ar red all ec ear tet cond iver TRUCK, Locyu t ig rin w ' - We Rd. 7S ry . its thingy es . tow se: b ondit antifi e LA ne No a’] J 18, - WR, Mur s r as: “ sale ne “4 r ‘fire (HI " cust il me mn wil} on a , , oO: a For ET i "RO . equ F E I at, itlon: v ———— ‘ K ymen i . vi dm Ar miner re | Gemoun eal sn le some ace" HPP R hefore tee neh 5 i LLEN—F Bet aké'n } only phy. | “ OR! cheap. tou 20 “Cla U Ds st nm M Te re PR ba aie: _Po iy ue ER chean" > -F — '. e = et ; te ' : , , as . ———— - ru “Weg samy AD, ring . ‘am SS « a NY Ro otor tere 2 M gal fi at-Die sed me Al KF ap, c a or ei : __ Sean a Rien} wir Die 4" e e} my le ] yin tira tele qyir 128 ! a" - e spiendi ‘-hummve j Sligt Fo or UU Kitk uli “kk n ”. 7 de) bh al or ee 3715 ca en al. Oli. ~ If ) * mont te ar at dl ike R nN. "4 rsat. Clo ash ia is day itly al J AWoo Aut > r 1 gS na) M r, “$5 rye nd 54e¢ ) ae Or ('o thon: Fa 2A lass (c? top. nice} ir ‘Ral Fa 1 her {"¢ z a Y a mi j true hr om ceil tn x« w. ta A ay uy. Ly ees cart Whee! le " eat Kay lock tires ; rn Sale ale aa Te om day, ‘ar. a E nda Sa} ate ——- i 1A. iY ew wht , a@nert reto . ve t.. Abheanre? an in ne de. road new y 8 R282 4 i] M OR ‘ter If 17 4 ral ‘ itis ; toe real . ar ull sale. a t 7 n p 3 |F iF to DP rue k at.iy ake ay itr ely , ere retin} che Tuy pe r, om : ~ i U De rs T = ; ? Ca ste . DOK © 1917 N onda mode ; D—s noon, ‘, a He WHR m: de iring ~ ry bi, y equ 19 el 182. I eo ORI so Day. 2 new tapa aT ar A or bel me Wid at- Dinar. => funda’. peedomernn’ run ¢ c PMc TA lh be r; $20 ali; b nnn NOS ; Hime - Gra y, T i; | 82h or h44 pwd el. DON x eavir car. Chi tipped ; . ns | > TRUCKS oh 15 " teh, : * erieul cash you eDates must ? , ata AY ff perfec eter start, 6000 In ORTT. L. ACle: tween. Cash or Cick— tnu t 6, nd. ues. FO or sale we cF) | con Tor monte on tov . pas ele “MA N bar tarter, cf sine UCKS tae ‘ yw yas I: “~—) rin " ' m « “ Atay neat inorn ect a + " 1’ miles , ele E E le. n 0:9 or ee f F . 5- 5- pas Ty! ORD. — » « tour! tion. - | tr attio or sa! " vn aeneg ectri sv~ K ; Kain ele. a | in ¢ i Run Ne ust. y le * R Wi ree Ww « Near rr ~~ tfea hitter. awe res & tires rant or 30 of ‘Lib: or « or a = sen, er t — y ~~. her ng “| a mala | le n wet? e * . bar er, eres i st an » saat 437 ctric IRT> ty j + - - body; Or .-: td. oa 8 Arse sd pris 7 ‘en? oe — Geo ition And of 3,} or 37 $1000 ar itt sate nd 2:30 Bier nals tor : Ker; ‘fin ~tfon: extr sale okee. ear, ai ll} HUpDSs all 8u “ le, to uring ¢ Kin, hed Pa, arter: ‘gale. sn 3 Del. | deliv TRU Uberal te a ad ‘ NA Tee, D 1) T RU > oy buy ~ s! 7 ay > } , ir linert| ‘=u > = K} _ST00 then MAKI Cook Call ion ove yg €1) K -To deangiting “wr e. $77: FORD. tras; $37: a t a ‘conditi . - ON i ndaw + ider k car: . veer = $350. 21 or sal ot. "2214 te ‘patlivery: terme * rma, d i PY NAT aoe on ‘ ; : , vere on theld or i@i zk ‘}! " o etenen r On uri a. te f F TE sol | our! on: | pass or norns in wh cE 17 e, = 10) urin tb rms. * — RE NEV ry AIN far ta ww oadeter nt 444: - ne ekid Star mt be er, Str r Pl, ~ WEL ore 2 oads Re AR ne ®. SHB Yline 7 ect or 8 2 ring; ne eng fale ne & Fe Rood “OO FS An 5-pa Pe . 2 w Tr ‘B tyle — 7 RW YY I : DR gor ny sed me Toes 7e te In? aime un a l.-~—fPor aa we Peer: le “O24 N 1918 _ re er F runn sale sel N Re | na a J ee S705 Penne or n § assen talo ee uck fale bod OL, IN RIV A tre 4940 BAL me ®: de er Rer 000 » or eek o K. A No a. Im st ch OKD ing to ort mod ear ins tires irin Per and | 7 Bain sal, idn ger 221. r n dr ¢ y. 2 vy: im LIVE AN ND f° FE rar le Ne >, pur ~£K Wrrogs tel _ 0) tran. ille fale day = g new in f -For seruined rth in 6 st. eap > FE orde ae h Ma con nplet urAn . bys ge shine RE . 181« et TT ev 1 aio’ OR rive; ab rT. con: e, ti rke m fj 1] Bale. 3928 ar: 5 Quart ind , £ cyl mie 5. he ge a Rt’ st ‘ve at, 825 - Map nee fe) 7 gee. Our b oA kt, OM five 2 AWELT,- Olive. ~°* or y hm Ce ditton at es: FO: st ISGA tourh 9 Wes: che } *. Po ante li nd Ylinder | ow O18, ase “aa ar. nnir Cx..." ake body. Wi ae ER 7. | ity in lti Lae net oo. © in) an ‘thee st mY a ‘ Bar Tn gosie re mn — a Stoners " i Brick = S2 208 Sai price "i Per Walton ouring car. 880 sheep: | _ é; ' TDS ities Tt” $42. int of ekuarar New A or gale es if a S tar ti i. | HUP) fon | 32 1ar ! $450. NLE Tia. ng, i D—F. er Ita n ruck, ~~ ——— ; iO -Ale, ; —— 10) Rome nt. , rec Ys Be onl : b | anit or mode _ = new and wy AL....F Se tl oF 1915 — —~ ney f ale 117 5. a ckn nteed | F IR abland 3 esired at to BILE amo ourin ic t ently TEA MON y ‘ari Maen ne Ge sale + irt : iv nite w tire thher Or aA eas roadster Buy — Sidney lly 7 6- ewlion ores ©3868 am AS b. Fo pl. ° fron ‘1: ‘ough y cal uring Fo nt 123 «: at tires Y refi ME} R © 322 ‘von i Ooh tt very : : ton wok, Dbe fre - TRIS le TES L er, z CK..i¥a> 10. +4 wr ylinder Al 8408 34 Sa r sal 1 $20-- On} TE ia il Suna good r sale: : _© ent arter: | TO8IR after Dished. For =. Cen- , ) TRI rn. truc ee ‘ar oa . Rus pe | ES a ‘ rood | ‘ roo or 41. dq r ~ FOR} lisbu e: ‘to _ ~ 9 HH -2- M Ay. on runr 9 ral _3M RT - afte ¢ ally m sale: ic = amily a [ . Ox I> 1: > ne - er: 4 and peaus? PE 5 goog? tendia DF . uring car. "aaa earnings 117. 3 . | oa after 6 pm. ‘or ochaniei late » FOI a koe 317. Poet “v loth rood Af radia rd ti - Pas ehras es d offer Or gale. K car a... _ ly InILE P’rair order “TMi ss fire NS.KNig ™. T leally mode! ths Fe ‘ab: ch -ton, ] ont. % r ' or &? {pat nt th n Sa ‘* . v andi — ™ , ca tourtn For 2: $100" yt new .. ae S and “XING T O18 fo ag or 895; wil rd ne AKER i sale wee ope ORD T = city; OF sale 18: ca sale. oto 19} ae, one mN - sale any « " «STI DE At 6 - oor sold = vent i. terms sta fi utor lise rist Y ft + er r to } ver rial Dk} wD | . 7 -Das is El } oes iN 4 t! he bod nd a nobiles. Motocfer” ISSR Locus equipment: 5, a yet ¥ cheap TERR er eatn eer . te) ORD—F Por sale yeapne vi 4 Otor nd no cust . } 8 -! ® we oan hee : ond r Ti or 7) ti torry or « ie : ist, 1882 1 19 Pr se naeaa eo this. inn | 8: laren NTI tion Ving, tt sale, 7- & snap. | YOu! a eae t “t 5 rs Va | ; S lean t9 Max _ $400 powe ®: In _late é-eyl A DERA Vie ye ‘18: Passe peel — 4 Ours on truck fom 5 st AXWEL:—j 1817 Russet” Keellent « all ees ie pont, 35, = oo ae car one ‘4 mile. ton RBomon fine condll 3 able tras. “R616 a isne!! _— — x? hE ' ro * rale : tn he FORD new ton tru ; t oT roy : - s Reale , 3 m : ; ilijle ar o ) a * ‘ thy re pio ’ Sing OES: mee al ee tAKER _Bant “ons uring “r. cz. Por sale Tn time he-ouathiy l ISI . wa aD a enlaces a r “s Siiitedinen ‘ ‘ex. en jan * le . tr olin ~ a . , me lots ST reliab Fon! o . sale — ‘olas av ro 7 rae nt sha uck ‘et of UD le on RI SF 8 be n ERA © Party ditton tcuritne Rh leas __— ~y aVinent, au stake be touring ¢ KER arty. 3131. meet eon” ——- * or sal — PY pe fo and ee. car; + For A x pelt. ter 7 Poy nell, 3 tom Olive, caprest z . cylinder, eari “gee - ion rms ¥ URDD.] Her, wens a eps c Seely 1917 mode comarca gene ee onsu] rat- mod air an truck: r. t IOUT modot | epg éatD 5 sar hears the On- | Rh... Sip a 1 pay ay: an €: . ta k tt Ne : Po ee ey P ie Os ny | IST ~~ busi -DISP =< slnene ita maa e . ess F ? ; * = or Sale ! tien. 1210 af fe) 4 touring ts ancheer th good ‘ord roe late models L,

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MARCH ae : 919 liens. UND S ° M. AY, nt: ee = an at 16, 1919. ——y- TOUR $200, FoRD— For “sale 5 __ 3408 , sale, 1917; ¢ | L 'DE eng. Wt m and s8enger c. very ci classy: RTocer's mes "a + Sood | R A \Ki - N (; or Food er 1 ME K = pay m deli | Tui ER R G % and, Da nt: Our. E = >. -« ith onthly ive | . S700 car ylinder, 7p —_ q sell; will xive t “Aviv, a = “Suva a Con E ORD TRI? = ie ay W- can be wl first- i Daase fais Fai Post- Dione: jime to poe ap live. (c2) on Trust your Ford RU CKS \UTOMOBILE DEK. n.Sunday. gon ii i ‘a eae must | oot !n on int 1-ton | ES—M AKE y. {dition bod sale, Box ov rear ernal- truck ISCE er, R—F y x60: truck, B. fon ar axle a Rear with 8 SE [LLAN a o- passeng or sale, lod Box W- iy ; used on worm —__ {CxB9) base: ; @asy —F7 gort unit and a 1\¥- X ED -LANEOUS a Land tre, car’ oy PIN model on FORD TRUGK Dispatch good ws cae | Bu era’ salvage "ail ny gent the | are” Offence, the CAR ‘BUYERS ee ced _AUTOMOBILEs- O ; i xtr wt, —. 4 ow red vy i ‘ 1 ow} PPB AAA Ss Addresé ‘i741 | aplendia “Atr@ Wire penter or plu For sale: new. | convert yac" 7 an ne | f you want a geo ne used | MISCELL s i ory | . . ‘ cond | a le: ao d mber; g suita Prergn SEES with L917 Ti; h. Fore i FO bargai or ex Ww: - _. fou) . ett SENT Oe be r@ tire; er tour- | t ad 2 8 and in H . F -SSORIE S Of sickness ignE Ui st RD—For n. 2420 Giesaman table/ = M = | MOBILE “cree” in best rucks. ij 7 pass alf {* tn Ree AR saat St Flori ckness: ‘care th Luring new: ju sale, tru Olt easy | chs ode] E CO., mins of | Gor set an chas enger: ro fio -,, SUPP TS ATS ET ——— rN loriss rae eee & Car F re st the ck, 1915 v | Chassis: *| wW. 1k? D | A ftir * adster 10—- LIPS) 7 ABE}: ant Cen an be or r 1" ; re bargain: thing for eda; (c) | ders 8. bueno -; Wor itil elmar bi. | ! TOR ¢ y Or spPeedsr 8 cha Whenkianaait ——— D tion: ON thodel, ral be seen at ot: q RD T 23 month laundry ¢ just like | ted: reground 0: i,torm. drive ¢ OR CO., 4835 w ster; | jail pluses A. eo ee ____ AGeEsSOnN ~~ : : Daint in f 3Ytg % bo. RU« "CK 2420 or florig:: | P » Crank arid ughiy wo- -ton | ' oh) Warne Open Sur lugs. 10c. jpn; dry Wheels, T ORIES. Pp bd . money and ine m dy: hav For sales oe si: | Put’ in; tires nt new pistone euilt: truck | ——e av. (e Sund: fa itiner batteries’ | mine BART —~ ~~ a . and tire ec han = and @e no u mg a t 6. (c} prov ’ tire regrc tons a eyii “a j j - ers Cc) FOR] : ‘ re price 5 Joo0- f Se 1%] ° 7 tlhig , A : r bes & exten For ~errerson. or- ayne 1 rehearses esle ck « 30 Appe edan THE ene: { se ch uv a Cg. . Ww $11 ®ular 18. “- Werla 3 ST. : th ee Kood +2 bs: xtension at sale: j ( 8 Tou Moon, n, ee Ceres 0 1916 rson FOLLOW EEING very’ crea eapest jure EATH price ; sale c md 19} ‘Ty : loo Re “4 $250 « tachn H17 c) Uy Kiss ring, 1 new } Dass tlle ho Mlabohd 2 xe. 50 19 Hup C hum ‘ ow, ys: _ Y slow sed pow... 8? -” mi All on $23 nw Price. $0 25 “adillac 4-18, . nickele kor r. Sti {, : 0 ash 1ent. w equip ell 917 imou eh setae 0 12 P p read my R eo. a brofri on Wer: line mi) es tes: ad se i 23. Ch . 1916 dd: 1917 .° ia E RDS- __7001 Pa ith s me a urtn mode sine -.- $8600 ii lerce ster oad bese can ts os toh oF. styl or ja per | = der es : andle > . order, pve model touring. neering (ea) 4 nggre oh FR 1% ett Pane. came body | an ton F ruck; Haynes Road ®. 1916 moa 8118 LOCU body. $20 1g pedge Fern! 5-pance ao. 08 Ste — 2 TBO nye tria| agents | gi Attach | for pall kere- — ‘wipe each tir price. Ford 913 1ety, : : Re coe Ce fice. first. rep Painted. 4 _libera! terms. R bodies: fe tn “drive “track at. | nes ton pacral, 2 to ee aa 1916 m 9 Bomont 70 ST striker 1914 5! ae touring. | Ee Web aeetaiee ded: ao nce Madison. Day — Frtc —" -back Soureelt te tcpieis 174 cM vt Lire with onder Bierce a ;' ING « Olfax | Can “4 a FORI lef} mmedi uck a Ve, cka rd. “ton M axo olet, odel. 70. 191 ulck 36 », Chass! Sey peed: os NNER Toco On Carb uarant tchj e 19 - f Alt = 2192 ; be « rune f D TRULY Stetiing's, | 51 ate de] t- right horou ® ean Mack, ¥v n Ch 19186 . 5 Met 2h'' ew eee ees 090 om ne ER TUs om, me rburet ee; JO) 5000. 3 hy: 31, can. Chica Oak) . ™. Sid 11 a, or « Det een a : condit! CK -~With 1 N M ivery: FR . Term ghiy reb d a | t ~ del. Uummy model. Cent 1917 M eor, ‘6 touring iétaace ar abet, 450 2x3 ly ; Ta = _——— or Co.. 42 Tr, n) tle » N. zo. : Cha and 1917 UC RINGS ua Vy Jeo Saif, ©; ric ch. t 15 on, 1918 th o pen boa ae (e100) ED 8 to sui ullt. Pp on N Roadst Ss rai °447 191: Maxwell} Oo inn, | Sale +) and OT gal: ~ cen *) ub roare & S. imers ; . : - " 193 oS ‘ orb : ‘ Locust model ody di ERA t. riced + ash T er, 1917 | aisteontiaiegatinet és 4 Ove tru k ger oS Se 4m) . del ni one QD se: Tw. ate (eB) | rer $1.5 ntee. £17 A lee —— ia tion a Ali Fe Ww it ve d; pre fonD— , $423. . first-cl 3615 L T 8 ouring ‘ > Call rland Ae Oe Piel tone 270 LESs ar O82 ‘air ski Oo: bra: : reads ¢ nd up 7). wh Hy A other me iA BK r sale; Sood RD-—Fo + year ans | For R axon - 1918 : 1 Sunday oe EE ren we than ¢ a a id chain oe" wT 1A heap Secone tle ay INES ‘all RING Ca } sure bs > he aD; xy Al PSE Re " soo 7A en TrtckTF eer me | _ Park Bl. af CK CO., Ov mane an a6 2 te a2, Central morning, § ses T. : Fey gs 350 izer. _iepair if Pa oa a P t - Sih Quick te aL TO. TO SUP Sunday ‘een ae 1 d — —Korest Sina Kaptan rR & BE write & a ee Al cons Bhape: open body; del ne | ndell 52. Ki d Tourt odel =| - ""** S80) postpaid: mest vou ee Uncture for SEE T i 1 ip INDER \ dition New te r Bale % (, e Ook ay, y; look perfec —— 524. Ssel!l § ng. 1916 ; st. Bom “| Tire baid: mane fo A+ A se (lar or "pert S F aM s “m 24 Thelen. One > Phor : and —— Deieen eng el -For sale, tru 8 “ine ‘new: t aii m7 . Ford edan, 1918 mode! ont —— ang R aney back 84 sQu nt self-vu} na- OR- 7. Grand, | i¢ CINAI Jelmar hf "RI wee ad iD oreest pa aint: ti nger. ih ss00""" Hash] truck. ope! le = i PHAM i Hy t C Tourin model. - _ fe) Mi yi —_ ub De r ‘¢ ~ ay arar are ine he Can- ! O » . ale (‘AR ie ae7: (" ied = 321 ys shock n | bod _fey = ~ WH) HAN mit er top . Sum lik SINE 0... Wet ieee. S; We : 3 ( R) TT. Cellent For s abany foant 10 W. Coc absorbacg. nt AA | R , a? asa = . | en BO Webb ci, outhe TIRE R Ui | ment condition: ‘must selt 2, So beat bare CKS—For— Herr a sacrifice, | = LL TT oe epuWlic 1-ton Truck. eee # | Pants —y tODY—For “sale, “Tpape et) AND TU S | pine. a STRAI LIRES ies CAR} oF Biszs. a res: : — city Me: Rew and wa c) = Mi Any Many 01 1918 model, ' a | PORTAR Le ~ Ford cM ettertan te | U. BE REPAIRIN are cord ree skid. Thi ont SIDE der far enle- vat my. at | FO ; Mberal term used: = = | TER th | __ reasons GAR. Sele! | . G | Ste aol mad it is on . bh LP BALLG — F ‘ RD ae sed: a =—S> MS — " ab!) e. ng ; Fe me Cd ne ta ° fr te ef «#% ce i OR, TOE ae Te ae \are iF Deane ebuilt DO gant SEE I, pean |S fe arbtrctne (Bagiorne Sab oie se 1G ’ he A} - a y © enger, » - o lam oC uc e; 1% c ) == = | Cc | — Size Re o ; AR. , “15 ‘ondh ail the ; : , © M > be $a it iw - = rear -537 41 ont, M e bed: & HAN | = D AGk 4 P.-D = 'ar epar of ors RE ail ord [ wil : Or ¢ ‘or « S174 16 B onday : call xO Th JE DLE | POR Ww - ound tmer accessor CONS a an Tay rade ff ale: 1, ; artmer Vv. Re L ted, od AN RD EFF +1 R, c on, raABL . . Post. Stat. | do he e« it {ts ries. 7 $442 Thrice Om net lor, or late Fo S.: good (e) ORD—For sale d Wing 4 P2R = ° Aut MAR REY, 19 ummy roa ie ake: at c GARAG Dispate ag price, an | ome ae Kure toc at ane ee ‘te eee | Phone VA ~ Letrieti oS *, } R oa ae . "R rr c : kK ro oO A IO 3 d \ oO S 1 ? 1m! ay RING CA CAR PF 1 ros idster. ondi. : ammediate rey Be -ton a ee eee duce == BB = nr and T F PAV CHOI a MOI INE 1915,'e* pace : oer? 1917. Foi a S| Pha WwW prix Ee Fo: oa and retreading. is hrowtaay we dell g4, Over ' " er; tho Or sale 2907 ovis Motor Con sce, ruck ; siritsinegs, a ny = | 'SED ruck ¢ Dod CE | FORD. KNIGE IP 42% re whe | PULL-C-o1 rey lggg (VAlting aie: ac, | oe and U. @ 1). repairing of duns iy et, ro dition ey ale, haa trie ick ford dealers Co., 3008 em oe oa ee. BS == | , Ask lg DEPT. Dodge Roaring Ts SELECTIONS: OVERLAND tourien Wis + Cheap. — r cheap. ON dy RANE Victor ng "patent. 4S | attended you, - J. carburetors. itm oe ~¥ mn} i099 NG CAR Fo, onable. 4551 pt sand ORD TRU st., authorise] | = = | 9 r. O'N ~ Re | PAIGE , 1914. tou | RADIAT Olan = For auto res $7 | serviceable conn. town A trial wi or « ~ 452 n fi to Cc Ke oriz = — 265 0 eill. adic. +8750 i PAIGE’ 1915 . tour z OR uto re ee, SS le « ! bu orders wih kood T Sa — 527 PP rite nor 1 -For ante eae ed | == == | oJ WD L GE » 4-cy ing ; _Suarant For ePair FAY onditi ¥ you prom ‘moutt condition le. %-pesae age. | bod 4 -ton sale; (cj) = = Phé OCU | PAIGr'’ 1918 linder, car. j — a titeed Bale: FE man | Co TTE on. r old t uy We h ; . on; € #8e1); in co y wanted; comp) new ; —i' ee = | hones: B ST q E. 19 , demon o- Das TAMA a $13, : ord fat | - T IRE ires i on ave se RING must sell. Sinn YS) !- Co,, 2815 'Nberal ete, with %-ton, 1- | = =e | O omont ST, STEARN 18, cab strator; senger, be £OK 4048 Ea) Kood : c)| . Way Lafay AND . makes veral oa ?s naire te $400. esi. Locust terms. any "i= = | pen Su 516. Cc ve | ST i a > riole 5-pas {— FOO) eons Mon. a “AS COr conditi | Ww '* Lo ette ay VULCAN _ that h hundred Neh ~For a _ OtM ORD st Ba ie == == ndays U entral & ‘ P see. STEARNS a Sy senge ik ndition, « aie on: | 7. i, uls, Mo. and ANTZIN nd a ave uae f- st; oa ts. new r sale "y TRUCK rnett § = THE == | nti) 3 6223. a ie a oesobe STU ¥4 S. 19 bem rT. AVIA" ion, ) wi A — ty wd. - &. ar Also a: m Seon" @ and we are wil NG © 7 BOM Label BOL, OU: IN ¢ Y: |= DU 8 K - . IN = > eer teeee STU AKER, 6. e- : -Dase, } ear dt.: Six SN ope Ord. 88; i| bre prec 8 ‘lox che ~ are po assenger CARS—] . Vie ve i FORD _ _USE D FOR BEST — CI € ——s RAR 1 } STA sv- = sees ' tlo DER 1918 cylind _barts S4x5u, =Is : fe i gha tical . | 2815 ve 4LO = FF tOVEN 8S WHc > ae | arter: w , Hv 1917, passenge ‘-Pass, DAN ry letor 127 irestone a 3° avons Siving « ubes tha foe mer tourine Cars, als oF 5 small - , wit t ity; large st sale: 2 CUBT. (cr) | = EVERY BEYON BE ISE 2 | D lre whe | DSON § roadster: * car. | ofFade » ODY—For =. ~_ “also Cc : “x4 AN -Graé de’ Gre 4li bie one! we I for $200 8 coupes. alc, *,.°° nail 3. take y stake bot’ to. 3 = CHANICAT) ND A EN =| eliver els.. $725 INTON § PEEDST 690d co | 3045 Newhe °F or sale, lark | | D 4x4 ires | pal 0 big snaps. fa! ir $200 Cars also g S ve »monthly our Fo ody: 3000 Ibe | = EX \NICALLY OF 17 DOUBT =| C Vim y ae ~o ng body SIX, ER, 1 ndai- | soe DY touri M ONL QD rit ‘ guar pe t% Monthe: of 2300 and = jij ome Tm. Olfs payments: rd _ in nearly s (| S ARCEPTI -LY PER HEM wr... = ve Screen D eee 7 re y, X, limousin 918, | SKELEF-S ing toa axwell. loin. | These Y—¥g] ~L LN + 2 : aniee ti a: SMr ory care down hanes: pas. Fong ie no Cash trade, balance |= AN OPP¢ ONALLY FECT, w [E-« 3S | di CW _ ale HOARNS, 1 ne, with | __ 1908 TARTE] YW Beet Ss | Coane tires a 4.75- fHERS. rs “ONS rdere ro re and ‘cheese ; ¥ SE ICES. = () or a . . $500 op. ILE, Pass. o | b Kil e . sale, price these wil) nn a TOOK 2 - ndell “acd “Rae 7 ended ' TOMO live, Verh, ’ } condj truck: i...” i= DE PURCH LDON . = . Genen ee rice. M tires PAY we fp ~ e. ILE day AU I ey] sUMper, tion: la - ic) | = PRICE TRU : LAC ter, “cyl. ( *¢ D> dtl $50 | ait ord is eX “ Su on 7 onditt, ”m i rseale. 4 hight, ad seatraden’’ or rone cab peadet: in == AT A 4 HIGH. == le ate mae tee ING, co With winte | soulve atreet Pac by P'¢ “ _ _ my) . PP ONSTRI pnnis extraordinarth Unda Ays, 0 in Mo. Nagy He ILE. ouring par. ol orth $500. ats miber “on eae: aullentae = “ve FOR] SDIUM =| +“ " | Opie eee Pecan b-paneen df loge’ 2 Gk ie outfit F otal: custor hone EAS Entel TED TIRE COU ¥ tow | en] a ne He. R20: oO _ $ Hiin ea; ORD TRU Biddle Painter; able | == 918 4 c. ) Bae == | Halen ISMOK] nger. enger, 191 Volts, st BATTE] — ete. °. en S68. O av.. St. 7 cr j TOMO irt che ale. ow Inf with (a, te. : $350 — EXP [ODEL, ON = ceil N ILE, cc 918. ko 1 Dt. Cle art tg {¥.. Ss 200 | pen 's Aule, M i Tire © st BIL, PAT ry *) ner > gee or Sale: cence, . = _4 RES , re! RU CK = | (@)) © | + ys EL yu ’ 1! we i rk. and or sale. a j So ‘unday . ' tf ler his ir oe nobji! Fo EN — ing I E i BR il, Pa & ico | N45; at 3105 On; ca | Ss BRANTr BODY - TH == ont 12 ST ST. jr _ACCE CEN }_ an ee; w Se. Ww r sale simntonng AG? | BY NSE | nteed to sell Viinder i I, t I i rif : ani ; a %. , FORD TF —_--—~ v S. B n be =: AND.N DY L, FHE\ —— ! 241. SSORI TRAL ’ , nake 6 rene ith 18 ~~ for 7 = i OU REDU ~ . 7? ni tires “a ‘ aly arr : ant aor fie " ale erdinan he's NEV D TRI*« Ka aox roadway. == NEW. AND ee 3 Le I Clos Central ~ C a So ge nS F PA 2775. TT Pare 330 ir, rech months’ any R EC CED Fisk ited sr nd tubes. andard id tir mecha , jess us " VY TRU S $25 Ess ONE CAB, =& ~d ig ed on 7615. SSOR RTs A nt S— ke Jun arge writt Y ONO ete ates. ‘ Buch makes nthe. | Sidnow echanteal conditions," [EDIATR Sey AR! PER WONT =e gt TON = Sund | tine IES Wt ETC | new, go5. pale lata and rebuild our old MY Qny other hess” farnt? as Goode . An! ott! Cash cond, cel; 6. RODY: DE RGE MONT — | NG = , ays. Pi — 4.——F | ———_ TS 12 wo ebulld | Punctu .. Clee SYS hu er he: mueh rom Fe TOMO LTTE ne] ash, tion . ; ry: youv oLIV ER OR S) H. | = ON ye. ee = A i ‘ aT tS : triple ord c rIRKS — ~ Movin used tire? ., @™ than Bee morning to } sale: st ’ ¢- CASH NECES JEST ALT AREN TYLS | = WITH WHITE— = A 0 ACCESS U before TAPsmission | This Used, 1 tor 238 dst Th es mo and to reer ania. G S te laren ee ) several ie lieh Pr, ®iN » hithest ror ae PORI “SSARY nant lsLOW [IN IN EX.-| 2 ON Woo —DUM aes | ll a ti SORIES_ re 12°, sion | RES of 4. with filler: oi MJ te) Ort DOURT hers by © ron from 7ener ger on give- ? e ‘ in le ~ hid J on. M : —FOR : : a0 O ANCE; . - ps4 - E l D’ S H Pp = re bea # re cove -For ce eloc k } © assil . al! si : chean. t ” als - } rigina LE TR AD ail. our ex ] al A t IAlrtere away Al, rir, nder auto, atartes a" MODE SALE, uve” CSO le Frenr” LON OIST, = and ji utifu $1, reliners om ah, a. Mee fees 1 are 4 _414'N. Bovis | | 4874-4376 Gite’ EA clusive | — ito , + * HAR GAINS a ! 137° A oe riep mae #)- TIRES L, 6 MONT ON TRUCK (co) | = AND WIT KELLY-gp == In excel] lly refinish 50X81 $1107 any Fran $1, aioe week (ce) | TIRES-—-PFor~ 100" Chee wale: rea . Bovie,|_ T ~4376 ae this hoo N TIRE er «4020 Ti rt E xe } ’ Smenwe: Ht demon 1918 Vol Grand. bee. DITION. RE FINE He oe Kd TOW Ke iis | = ND CAB H STA ‘KE- RING- = | condition ent mecha shed 28x3 Gootcin: 42x! “ry. #2. ho. Suirie tail joule a whe ™ ~ ale, 4°] ut st. | bargains | ZOU rad and tu tubes adel ONOMY SYSTEM V0 N. W2th ae lange Nd er: onst at elia. ir ee a ¢ & * ~ ) *' . = . a) of = - . e cl — e 1: Bs x ts j Titi —_ -——"- ! 21 b 2 e. | } Red Bo ) : . > 258 i; aeenea ee = 1 Des BUYING \SON ALS RSIZE | = K DY =| nical uilt a i first 3.50 tires {ES NY. § 33: (cS) e to ired a: ima ad rage f{ a senge r, BAR ad LA RGET FOR or si) Al C oe = ardel] == | batte nd new $12. So , S4x4 f $&. | ek For ;s . eee uc lid, x4- ‘tub | TRON pa a. half r 527R i E hous WO Years: @ton tet SGAIN RR TRUCK ELLING. AM | = M = | TERM a eee rae for stor irst nid tires: Sale, 37 es “Gna | GUAR A, DOU = the ; 8: °S1»¥ ne YOUN SUN UCE ANG = otor = | MS IF: 4. Car arg any « age b 1 TI ires: by; 7x5 1d | IUARA RLE Price | ari e vou she 20. For G'S 8 DAY c. see mee |= b == | D arter, 4000 6 dee are: clos) eer ies | KE _barga and “BE NTE TRE fet. 8 “Cp matld buy from. Cre 3 ) ORD—For —— STORE. Teh ine THIS | = REO aS RiBU TORS ar Co. 2 | vot Hudson § ESIRED. | | AUTOMOBIL = — reales nn Lindell SK ADING ras Can de Recon tANDARD POR 3 EAD FIRES ‘4 j = "sed Aura cah, e, 11 Ki OLIVE | = EL SOF = | 418 n ~ stectric OTOR— Stabli yj TUBES a SG KETTLE -} Seline cted b AR ES. CLASS1] ot Atte 500 cosh” gee if-ton. stdke bore | 3 LY TR | Hud r-Six 8 aftern :: ‘eames aoe shed 11 {BES F 221 Ne LE We | Foliner free with each ANTEE, d THIS pias ieST + Oat 1918. cash, $5 we. engine — t@ke body anc 2—= 145 ) I UCKS. Huds son - peed. jchool, Da nperes 26 r Sale 1, 3182 Ne or ro ae ‘‘. Channir 1.~Phone | 22 3 ...85 Be ith each wonderf Li ave Or, * ("y tind ey furnit ecek . l-to ) ov erhau! y and = Ror 400 ust S / Son 6- 40 Super. -Six T nie] Br , Vole General ‘| I} ~ WwW Ag} I l le rt & ng. ie | o x. l,, 7~- ) 4Oxk P tire ul proc ’ © \y () ; ‘MnoOhile T OT $300. 2. ure bod " n Ford, ed, $47: | TNont 28 @ H Cah our. j ae C uner. I 8 48, Rl Ss t Mand .p] pec la! fe) } "2x4 (OO Bays 86 ens. MAX Bue 3 _ Pecial khal age * Tours ca ton cha y. $550: worm-d io, | Sell 00. udson 6 rio] et. 3 ‘OMP RI tanke Call | 8% eac Or sale PP Ford t | 25 rae Ye x3 “ho R1x2 WE LL CESSO ' hak i Tow, - sh. $7 ssis, n ; %-ton rive, | willl! Ce : 6-40 © Sto: fir 2SSOR nN Trade | TIRES h. 102 4 0 ubes. | nace % Sa" @ *- 6 5 | BR Rg T lenses ! top I ! Hehte a Veek ; ae ew moto Stew a ne HHUA ntral oR s= : oupe., _Stati st-c Class —For € i TIRES " XN o xu! ” ne i “4x41 il nw O00 ww a al x4 = i on *¢ de ate Ip) ihne T nd sta ton ¢ r, 8600 rd. Al Hi Hi Hidiihi nif 86. Stion. 466 cond! ‘sale : | +A RES— Fo, - 12th st. w Fis C) i area 105 SOx4 MO 34 9: ? 2 ; must ainte ston . “uls rter., *omm $30 HME TT OT A — 4 I tion: ‘ “Cu SOX r g an oe k ca | iTx4&, ' oA oe +k@ x4 {0 3 € Mont 122. Centra oy be ay Whiter at diae T6R night or ante roy cash, electric AUTOMOBILES Te MMH A 1916 W HER MAKES: You i Week men REASOR ss cheab: for abe TIRES Fe all wiggtzbtly es | 8tx5-. 13 Se axe 27 +2] on ore ae: 7 : , OFF a st . tra appreec ; Trenick. HUC nnn ay avyt . we BOW ones ny = | ] i evi{ . sal ee ng } oe veo . _ S1Zes . seq mA. 0 Ti TS > a: 2 ix4 . TH EN kK a 7) cio Cali Seb eee a LRU CK—F, ia Marshall “8100. Ros 50-ga |. —MISCELLANEOUS— | 1916 ap, ne C ou] thine te looking fo nants soln, ote: ~ driv | TIRES good as : Pag Silv tacos (ci j som. ree at ec c "0. D 8 on 0x8 13 fo America’ s | ALL P ARTS : . ware 4 .v Ig fUpsoN 24 Calif or sale: (ce) Rive j R Chestn rasoline maar, 1917 mo ile R re, ett . om | Servic nute ca ePssor, 30 Zine; 25 en by go —~For s new. 008 fair Co ¢) ull amou - deposi ) subjec = co ar . y ia ntifyl raring, spe >: AR : a wf ON—-For fornia, run “abo CK- Yor asics 7 Wagon, gs é Buick oadster nar er than e- i AU een O. fo pacity. ™M to 40 © " to 37 !ry od as ne ale, two 3 tA Page. ne ition: | Straight nt accom f, or 5 p t tO exam ; @ C@n secur gest P : ; Wortah) inhieh os aoras wie S ns I] exch n sale. T Senne ut | Se Shane, r sale es + Bac rifice ' 1916 Touri er. ry us d th 2 | TO TO . ot _of Pot arsh R ubic feet ; rikResS Ww; very 4x4, soll. Piai sides panies | a cent f ina- “~ known re part arts i = : nihvle ee \e ‘OuDea Sunday + ge for ght de] LEO ae | B — I HNO ON light >| . Jeff ing. ‘ e Cc 0 ordi- 3916 OLS WwW omac, efrige ' $12 - hor cheap tru n ore: or cli ore XS off whe Osc Hi make ® from Ouse re ear, $82 “ eptio eliab i Or sed; f morning roadste ivery t LicK- ore aN. UD 4-¢ Vil - 1917 ery T ar: . } Maff fit td. an rator ae ED sale, D. IO gk tires, TR Neher ri — wh ni; Ali « MAGNE” of aut 1 Us fo : for —. wie) sens tis i] vv ee : e Xtrer ow NTE INTERSTATE GAR DET. a4 r or cou ruck ; gene I or sale: 191: on, Tear. nder: on i j ‘ 17 Vi i ourin The AU TO RO or stall i TIRE: ~ tubes $1 new, SOx 3. N 2th 3019 ONG T IF ms nonsk ether of Cc A ithe nie ie ios T¢ ~ Ir yi itaahis ilies. r almost ; ; PNiGH + ‘MONI ras ationay) vid Vaille. re sale # TE AR J 15 Lo Bell a pe, call | at rator: go vl: 3: , od m Truck. g- . se are and a ODIES te ial repair s 41 -— I or s €e?, 4048 } > ho. r A a? Michiga te AND id or and Ret REI ex ae ign Fie iM $I H 3 ‘ MWe +? ik mi) \ alue. J’ ho TY rie ”) 8S. 07 | EL IVERY Ror A (c) ouse —— _Open a od ‘tires; elec trie | an —they’ 4s laxwel] -For ‘Bal hop. | —— ? axe wale, Nd! Zaston pend | mM ay ny RBER SPRING TOR ition, A 5 tr P. 1 » ays —Fo 3t° REA ‘ Sunda . 3536 nd } St Vv eC ult TIRES. gz. 20) | top a homens | thus | : Page o2x Ski A ‘ P EC ica go, | AXI s s. j * ne ‘ vd used Kinde : : 7) (Loe Us Perfect . or im > rl} Stro TOR. Mi Morga ery ] ‘ i up; fa 32 Dy x3 é : a : elivery £ood: Or sale - =e Box 4: I AL § Th. ( -ES, a a l giz ars repeie: “om, L RVeE tires pes; 1 oe M very good IN 1 ON texaee $150, das Ro DGE CARS nt fewders: Wier ry Sr D I0 Chalmers soe C By ad | AUTO PAW a magneton, 933 0x8 $3 | Tet 140. Bao seit 1d, tres, som | Casings E | EVERYTHING for TIRES and TUlipg: ake | | emeone : CN ie P € assies ‘or sugasm ra é one - RS V 4 » i i Cc erg . AR Ca rs. 5 ee = 204 A ] Kh Or si: —— 02 Ol at _* : Ne | strict] and . a r th VY ET) « at Bia: ion; ne 80 t car f sale, ee ‘ mot F or 105A AR D halm cee. S. r, at -For - N fj" nons ale ive gt vC | y tub F © Autor THING es. _- Fe REN, - tw i1ew Daly —aomeone, B n St. T ] new te!) rm y; _ -ormeter; sale, t\ j 3319 EPT. ‘ Arse $42. 66e8 } lar. a BavVin Sale a? | I il ; mskid 40000 . er | 5000-mi ?s, FO 5 TCTAL g e nolie rf 4 ' : HANG Mts mw Bias OVER sleeck A Sale. | Tee yiih-tom tRIS— For asf vO: "16 _ LOC 1 Q)) Chandler . 7°": + esehre tees | lar." Seo-us first ang” - for any | TIRES —For ee miles gy fe) | alse bie Krade, | RD FRONT? Qft!s or L ee NGE © Pie LAN Auto C 1ST Rafiens | oe or sa DP. 5359 EF and ’j? UST | tee “ee -...¥916 | ADs Post- first per mak | $6.75 ——_ 25 E Lainie | big kuaran RD AX) wei WEE ; | ax) ("> 1801 é ) a: D— Fo 0.. 2014 M allway femonstrat le Car —_—— + EB as 17; STR f Bow eee ‘@eu A -Dispa te and s cent on e ‘of i os ~ ti} tub Sale sli } ASTON ee, 7 je i high. : barge tee: | N by AXI Le rr LN« EK ON : SA VW Pine ii ; ody; d r sale. 19 _————-- I4 N. ir | FORI eae $160. : good _-—— ton. _fte TE , E ET HIM Cheveoter it tcttseeee es +e. U TO TI : *h. ave mo the d I cushions eR The: Siightly ~~» - i onc Krade t ains oo PM Ri’ SHA e is new . ‘LY . | oe f (> : ion; goo elivery 7. 75R _Grand. D—1917: A W®, 1911 condits “ Central LEPH tteee | 8% RES Vy ney. B ol- | ‘TP ions $100 new ti used: ls at } ires in n | ST MPs Rs hy eS. ; RY Rr i of. 20 ° N20 a tires. _truc k: A model, ' ? 4765 M AWN eS tnd. L_ 10 h on; w aT Bo 7430 ONES: ee SAP ges . 6, 31x81 Wtd.. ~ine Ox C. IRhK RP rn 3839 tire ee all —— i Price esa tl} sec - AN DARD : Magnetic Al +s hat ‘ rr EMI engine For sal enton adster, ale: ch ) Cash. pen g 3omont one, Hu ee S*8 vn es Reeudun er 191 |AU 1X 6R. Li TTol]} s x4 \, 80x | + ee em ‘, R4x4 ‘ +1x4, rade 1 — (cd) a Quality inane : The T x Ww E L o) Cu. re e, “ oR f © th e, 3-ton (oy | FOR _1417 T eap: ane Sunda 3102x Pmobdi! cheekuns Ae I TR ni dell on § 5x4 TikkS kee R2xih ls ised: | nd -com of our ah @rgest N "B ray : Hi Wy ar shife ne Ay pal , =! arr. perfect n truc k, ___ tC) 9 Fi — — | if ‘ « doub — an id ths 38 $5 SOx: 3. with pare stock Lin art New tog, : IK RA $1" iint an 8 order, new ti 8 ove or sal neh Be, rov e ng ca. ' il ] P. H 1obile PME rue waleed 19 ieee. Riaine t via td 7 e@ to. em, T le treao iW: 83: ” uD: ae j othe our pri e 2740. s Hou “and t ISA, op LF M A ; d j oh DE } all res: @ rhauled: e 191K: av rs. 1/. M Uupmob a ea . 14 AUTONART, i.> C all ————__— ( i tind Wo-in- 0Oed by ‘4 Vi he | admil ra. Yy CAR nay #e in ned A INE N, ‘ SAKE j at 2127 | >. Jeff tak 2 ak ES | au. H Bar. 2" 8490 est heseeus 5] 19 TOMO! . Gran ——— c7) idell 11¢ 0 i-One T new mY Sta. fc i t our b ou wi 1 OLI\ Ameri: uto . plendid t— For in t | Ronan erson e Seed ust pai (1) | inioad, on + | pl on 1s m!n IL, = d 4788R oc THI £103. ire Sho ocKst! mn? | ne off r Cash i Open ST. 1 ‘Es al 97 a bargal conditio sale. Dane fe) | i{’DSON 8: sel] nted ana | Locom idea eg st ee 91 I os ‘NES Tretia “HEADL = 8R or | tES— FPO. op, 3405 toh Bye. | Don't er is aav- oe URRY - $4OTS A De! oa UP Day _ for ul n, run les nel body, __ 2702 in or B re | cheap. 25 S| amare ae Lozi obile a ee ae aN > 1915 es rvice. Mt ied... bette IG HTS" wines BS Straight OF _ Bale; D Olive st. | your mins it fay , ir morning 10 - 1020, . Af car. ne MOBII e. 7 city & Nite Garage’ Hits gon > aa | HUDSON i sf Sina super six: lik i O é Maxwell. Shee ee ee tel. 4 SESS alga: tate aS inestnut et 8 PLATING W and pie ae ‘Keokuk. RUarants aed. Go (C99) | GL vulcanizing. J —=_t_noen I> CAR ST" 4 w PAInt. H ton; r ( , -For aa acim Ww ashin en at i . & heap. ; K or gal ee Meee “ e new Ss IR faxwell TE a tag veehcn . td 12 car PARTS . _en. 48; - "M Ww ORKe omot =) oS — - “soe he e Sa tery odrk 4 v " r. a - _TIE > > oe is. new tir use unning re) sale; 191 — ton. tc) _days setwee le: at BRE =e i Maxw DES Thea te sone 7 ee 1913 | ad 8; Rt a * For R —-- Main 1 1: We ‘ 1 Re fi one aX:3 % 8 sale, 30) _——— tre Aad. | Cran ] NIZINGS AND S ANGE « es, two use: $350. 1 rder; t 7 model: hal n 2 and 9 Fin - ell be swe's teres. 19 ollar. savin ale: f OBO. (ot | S110 N 4 x4, $7; Xo, $4. —— | ag and CO Ss. G Oo AUT Oo. 1446 N. Gr 00 lar el; h HU "Da + Su nney | Pameens. - ***** teenies -1918 1245 See KR of § rom ee | OP 1. 219 t; 35x! 30x31 . (c) | po Pin * r, He f . 1801 p OMOB +A xe for alf ON SPE nday, ay. | . teens ++++.19 iN, Joffe its 00 D all maker | URE —For mM st. 5. $10; | te. site St. ¢. op ffm R ine ef. 2! g ILE TR ne nd, Owner's COND St EEL EDS’ _ or week | Pieter 17 | AUT effersn and er cent akes | wr yy For — nothing $5 cua Uni Lou! = - _S. Jeff UcK-~ = SAT. ITION: TER 19 et ag SE -.-.1916 O sSUp n. Cent save m On* the | Skid: thj Sale o — Pa “Ki. 5 , — Veraity s i arneto . Daaveng MON 3 fRUCK Fo or sale. cc) | FALE. NEW SACR 17; EX | IM} Moline Krigne lo iitivcteee ational PLIES— a” ape e| _will sell for a ne 83x4 r. | | Co, ‘ er ty -For a ~ Appi: Lan TT’ EWEL IFC E CEI, é > j j oline K gxht bokieel ie 915 , Sale: “46 For ‘all ' Se i] | fo has he Strai } i 3 ; > new cor uring runnin r sale, j y at JCUST cr ST lL MO FO IR EN N’ 1" i Oak night PRIS aa sg . 191 e® wh all ne sale: i TIR r ~_$S en run Rht sid . 9 : 8; $1900 ‘ord tires. car, in Tt} Ls condits i ht “del. ie, (c2 HU iIPMO TOR CA QUIC | | r ee Pesce etevcue. 4) ay | eels, $1 W goods: great. | i R AC K - Apply Vv about %« € non- | two 34 t{UCcK—F on, 5510 ivery: aah ; MOBIL i: K ~...” py geilmncshe S40 ar nass 1A1® $1.5 30x31 1.5; ods: For - Sensa- cheap, ‘—-For sal 006 Mc 0) mil (F one di j M A xw E 48 $20 A Tow er good C i T A SROaMEA 7 °° oo tcedeng 15 tAIN Wh ke $25 lard, ! S he yt’ G 8e!] de FI also , one Ratav ~ ims Hiy ft la aiy USED ce taulea: $20 Light Je Ka emonstrator| )°2" LL Fi oe at, Grove fon- | JARGER oh 2 aaa eeiy eek es. § prices in 2716 | in Servieeeia Lee eap. | ot. Portann vis carload la, one chebler Carhucen™** nie. CAR | new] ) 4102 delivery or; dition: } r sale —— uto . TH M ae ee teeee++.19 dell 12 ee Huber ) full Vi }} The Ww eable l eS walk a age, Mi tepublie Diam Rewi irburet er-Kene a ‘NCHA Y pain [? S102 Lexi y. — Van o argain! 1 (oy) | AN ~ = tite lad te eees -4915 it IST Ww 20 ne of s i. a Vagner condit} your (| pri nd all le, ller, J Cc. F ond, nding ora—K ines — . NGE (era: x3 c K - —~F ——. xingtoh. class co Berit. **32°° BATT + Ti ire Co on; Pa “ tires j r ces ne leadin F s0@, M lreston i ma £ of me - Agaton , 1801 P co With or wit sale: R rea ndition, | 0l/DSMOF ~~ e fentral 2: Call, frat -class N aawell 972° ooo tessie a aa ERIES—F, - Channin used | TR BS Li . former if | chant ver quo @ makes «2 2. i gneto a tor, ge Ine st “_meye r without — epublic, | fo s1LLE- Fal S581T., 923 § | fitehen) ‘“°°*** "thee es --1914 Carbu ~For &. Lin-| ES—F ee merly °P Prices, | in thi ted be wef Sivan os elee rmature » Kenerat 1: or cash, ~For ——— ul- Ml See, NPPEN 80 wenn, ce ahedic. 1 Ww retor. ‘safe, n- One Aaosn ae ~ niv | Card, 8 cit fore ires ectric res, ora | 1918 T TRI 4 Carpet body ; barg “ton; lth | ¢ Call sale: 2 ae oo Sse pppeetekes AIS te P18 inneh Sund 6s and (>) | @ 35x4,- ale, et 3 ne i Pric Pe Co by a at | al ed A ny ae J ud So RU { ‘K “ Co,, fi4 ain kg ne new a VE ERLA — crete Delma ood as fel) j | Mit U PRPC 060 905s abet oa 191 BODIFe aro. ay an ‘ ‘2 vo — ery and ra) : a Ge °. lin Cal; ] an (c8 | Us befo es will b me In 0 ny mer repai {Ulpmer mat . : son N m For motets © Seth $ Loot us : The i pe ND-_F —_ r as new: on ' ou wil] | chejj Se hee sc rs O10 UEe Bic 6 DIES. FF we d eyv it: “For j 30x23 ne Bex 4's Chers. 129 . x.3, tw , 5) re you } e fur r drop ad ae red. R if for if of : Demo uper 6 | : otor sligh Sale, 11 st wy e. b rfect ceo or sale: C 6129 P leap | grade find h 5 eee ps erg = St tind > - must roads | 4 {tchel Ri ee nme eee ° 18 Hop nie na ees Su "" " tar j s AL E : cheap. +, i OS ¢ (ce) ‘ MON k: or sale” AE 2T07A : . Post Di respon sel] t ter. W ny Nadal ee Rte Oe iM nw Y~-Fo —— nda v ty le C) | canized ~Sec on ae 40602 >| Any } il P McNair. new. che 1910 wasn = | PaTHy ost-Dispatch. | sible O sett! he “im os vs _%000 con sale: i "Mes K coupe | | prices. Wa: ds. stan thin arts ‘ | PAD ; orm drive tar fac INDER—Fo party. e/ 1017 3 ¥ Wathen. (8788 eee cece, ; >++ 1918 ~aenee_ CONDE Ford tre Lensingt ody! sal Tire = sellin dard m —_ Ww gto M 5 | Lin om ; TRI P CK >; some ter rive tor ect condit ~For F Box | 19 iudso | onal ai ee 4d BODY... on. 825. a] k b on. (ei ’ ie. gner T @ for akes: aoa i E HA - H “ delj — ;, ae LC ONGitio Bale. ~€ Fe 18 Oo n Su Stud ia ir P15 -Fo ody ) | ORT pa Ire Co ire C char ul- | Equi VE S¢e7 : : in Al TRAC TOR ms. 2835 | PAIGE lon; real b “6 pDasse ___fe) | 191 ldamobii per si ~ aos We ee? 1918: r sale. 210 Te With cab | irks. iz — 3216 °., forn Kes: als, | Bos P Your IT FOR e S pa bat ee ba enn , Olive 2 Condition: ‘For = wt ae -— For sale. b bargain. — 46 nger; 1 y 8 Older lle It, & x Tourin Studebai (°° oot eeses ee 17 | Del new and Dodge ary Av ee For sale: va, Locu verly Uni $0 | Roa h ZR6 car wi LESS: NV rk ‘ o- $600 - aale. 10-t, r — saa Le Odell: f y ale. hea 40 Ber . 917 O} nobile J+ ¢ Chu Fre Sais CPE 1914 oo Delmar bl]. d in fir tourin “8 aa. rood ates — Locust st. ver- | 7708¢ h DE tWo-sp th powe soataal ° sa . libe on K _| tires: vire whe utiCul 1917 rthold, | 19 dsemob t. § mmy Soe 2: ei, oe 1 BODY. at-cla ® car | 32x4 cond ithe ed: 80 (ox, | Bos 26 tw Dark: wi er. sie RI — ral t nox, | : Derfe els, 2 017, ne a 16 Chevy i] Tourine °"**** ‘ } GBS pee 917 DY. 88 con body: | & to 34 mn. Ox! me vy ch De 'Wo-sp the a FAL BARG cheap, soa > £106 SPEEDS all Grand ‘Sear ies ans mow Brooklyn | ist? Chevrolet” Touring" hemes ccctes 12001) Anant: Det OSED Cae | ‘1913 (| was’ a, sale touring dition. 503% | a0: 100 to $7 to to. abe weaned on ait | fence D4 toa, orl ot “$160 00 | he ane Delmar nasate 1916 IN tation, ood runnf mht Ove weed em -DSTER—For 161 or ‘Viet dition ; 013 Olden ‘t. @ To cee SOs ae aimers Coupe | ear pist car body, | TIRES SIR ON Ghee thom. to Dx 75: | B ZR4 two, Wi! con .. 115 «0 gad AC 30 . LJ! |. 3821 M ng ord rland 4 For ctor 2419 must | 1917 iobile uring Tig i hea ) Grant All-Ye Pe | ROD 2 ee 0 1929 19 RES—F _ _ Grand Ope ’ 88 to) aa " DR o- -spark. th coll 125 50% CEssc Bt All th iy fully e ght Sy TRIoK C ‘’. } j s. H Rear ng R s. Cy} t 451°D A for i- c : perf ale: Do RE per; $200 ice; goo lle. e 1916 Haynes 6 Touring |.°/7"°"""**" a eral, 2-t cKS, ET + - 1916 8: can be + Ford Maly, eed conn | _Ssoodric rom wrec and } net and-new 4.0 one” igh-tens 75 og | Vearin ube, Sp Axles st ind ) A re so7 j : Call 1518 ec t Cc on ; rris: n - Rb J ) 500 FC ——___ cash, Cc d condi auipned 1914 udebak ou rin TEES Awe Sie . 575 | Ford yy on P 4 c _bodies, se seen ‘ ears; b ed Cc com 4 Bizes f h Aas 4 ‘em kéd “nes w t - a 0. no c 4-¢ y lin« can af lon ma gs and Sr nal Tr rana nal st. . a Frank c ition, wy 4-fton ac R DsS— Ww ons. Call For tio x00 Hupm a> iS SEE Sstac Ag Ve] oe. oS es pS | Ro oS. 310% S 9 to 1: een ove mer- Serre also : 00d as mai ‘hin t a bar. | price oll, no b ler high- ford to z- Spring a. Kadi ranam mils. T Rie K. lin A\ {ll sel] ;* re | AB part p e want — orest | 3895 5R, d obile M Tourin eo ee oa she snctabeh tne ee OE N | ODY—F _S. Broads both e rhauled j - Arts — Co. : ut es, sh new $25 . 36x4 , | Commacticggs **: attery: tensio Pay. | iA @ true ator ts laston - . r $350. can " pay ment rood u a A * ode! ge , “4 . *-* THO a taihatbanete Al eaten 13 | sul or sale, way, Xpress TY] . +, ae 206 d ippe: | all ¥ ecticut tees list pri n mag - j Ou K AG RR 6 be x a | : . }’ un ; mou For sale; sali ; # © se on new sed Fo | ND 1 v2 Tou tere 8 Bit eee 17 table f 0 top | RES—For « acust anywhere othee| *°¢Y! autor ce See j r nea Meh A’ AL... ibe E 2 ta ttn ” | after veleve rime. eet 2! anel re —— | nev. or dealers. 283, Riefline. A Tord cars Your “aaa ONY ENIEN’ THERS . 400 | W. “eS BAL lee 1915 between email cha eee closed Da —_“ C98) | _nonskt re a vale, 2 ne a , Auto | I automatic awit ot ton igniter ® ' $1300 your’ a ready’ for of A in EP AIRME 2. KR © “ton stak AAA Ae | ‘CKs_ ue c rean oraine : osed al] -~hone Sj ; ‘x a8 part Auto , | an , early at 91 @ see xwel] | ca nels Dry Sale: ap m ex. i pide. | F the he . . | Creame van and Can sup i thie Pric CK T hestnut 6 body, H 4 "truck For sal lery, on45 | @ P The Ww VERT CO’ ws AQ Bomont 0 "eink O7 AUTO CO. Payment j mobile C | om id avoid d and — 05 S n Sunday — nford Gua St Pply Suny ja rice $14.97 } ~~, spect etter mag $18 as! for 4 your re models » ply re, bulleet - | ‘on truck St. very chea der 8, Coal e, 2 5. to oi? Westcot ear with ; oy wate GAaAV. |. 12° ‘ Olive st. . 1900 © iC "EL I i Zale ‘ before . Broadw TIRES” alin ore, Gray ¥Y morni | Magneto al It" nisp neto 7 ~ t toda y Pair by Of care mir part r iA e Pe Pie. Price dump t n, 2 6- | 1Ww t touri a lon eee O i Lo ° eU LOID e5Prin ay. i } S—For . ois and ne. | Spr and ge arker roi | imine -e. lime me f s for h 1821 Ww" “45 Moller uM model, good aw new; Electric Tighe oe. | “ton As LS ae eete fe DE «- ger life | Open 1 Sund | cust St | och. G replac & opens, heap sale, thre 1d Mor. ockets nerator cou 45 9 |. By it is aoe ig.” ay. g00d " / TRE ec Co Jowin n first-c] oline | | Weste oar ere ays All —aaraaiaae aR Ue . BI . ‘aFand A ed in —— (ot two ; one 32x4. hree 32x91, ' and n and chai couplin 12 pr ery ord SER free LE Th Map! as ne id Rice ¥.. Ma in Ks, A. J Ags i ott tour BR iE MRCS 55 ‘ Da 0. : (ec s[ MPE LutO uto T aide C ‘ c 35 STxh 7 - xf! Ts Ww IAgNet iins f¢ PT « ompt er, i VICE. wri ti ewood. w: 4 K..F nm. 8220 ©. H. or- estcott Re erp ee Oe .. 1918 res PG. } R—F op (C¢ urtain: Mral B c — ott two 2 2. &. 6. - e have os ; r gen ae eed atte argce ° ~ ane ‘K- -For Ben- : and be or sale. The ? | Ww ent chummy boedte2% oe ee . $15: F $2 — — Olive. 5 T IRES 0 each. $8. ‘tent ipped ¢ da of r Our omey , nd an all, wi} ms 10 or t auiliteebiahiiieiog iy thon & tan: rive, wissen traffic 0» ara Sata a alte ..1916 | | 240 Merm Ord st ~ so siouted 108 , tion o rep gnitt . £4 On) let new efun tlafa 1 re —FPOR | 1710 Sarah, rade f arrain: mee” q.10n: pn Timke Th truck AG cca oe See aie | | CHE rmod-Jacc abilize Ox shock ; nonskid, sale, 2 ne Nat. | Catal system meade en” on part od nh now Ato: ded ction caive HTT. SAL. . a or F rd ac nN: easy | riven eumatic n axle a pene core eee M18 | te VROL ET U ard, aly $1: ‘ aby | | each d, guara - “new 3 ( omue wi ade, an 1] guar ®. and re mue «4 guare L1G Y USE Fo. - : ; cepted ¥Y payn 70 nn tires: Alico’ re -have all hos.” ... 1916 | | repa T Us} horn, for « nteed 4 ixd c) | request, th 61 d give antee te MP a NI SE D: N TRUCK CONT Y Co as vents; ‘les: ; lin ed and all b ..Demo G | ire «¢ : ED $1. Francis yule k - OOO + ‘traight . wirin quick pany 4 AUTC rite Used VENTE? Finis PARGATS, « PRICEY Xa Ce patra simatic Serta nt | a hr Oe A Ge | MES setae fae eee) Se Brae SE) gygy Sine EAM aa nical — t deliv wate 4 OL iv E; s For Vest X ry BRAN ay. desired. e® same as Oi j S ‘c RETE Ww. e “fon TIR =r --—— ore, ' Gravo mortring., j Sibtinesictie wimdeid ss (J... 2810 I on ds "Bungee ust at >. ‘ond! ery ¢) E. ich ° on, sais; z oto; {' -—-—— DL E M See th a ay, y the ! Parage Miller. . For mi 2 is and Mor. | : ocust | ay me es + sin M Ket wt, dition; @) ra ' , omr ith Co at a ae OTORS ese ha 4 ee | | eo ast wo gen, - ‘ ef 1. $8 ale, all , . Mor St. T ot. orn | Lou 6, Tri I ~ liberal — us eR) B. ry N md jEAR IN. DRI @linar rf . - , 17 OV AND L | 7t n 34 t 7 7 TOP_} 22: 82 fe Pay Sey re a AR R a Fore FI NM c8) | a PAY &2 TRA YI , OVER ar Ro ass pe eled | rim, m, $3; od Sines Sana E ler. $2: ODY.- - STAN RES! RAE Truck “ Hatley, : body fin " 5 }’ BE} DE To 1918 - : (c) LAND ad- nnin i in fi j ms: M 2x: be: 34x straight TR 4542 For . men (oc) DARI {. Pie) j ‘ 2117 On medint ‘ ” z MONT t- i Hu | 19 ster. Ince} 4 cond ret- i Olive a axw ell Ly strai k 41 ~ st if l¢ ‘kK hi ; Le} a! e. mg — i > ¢ ti vA} \ ; ri " an drive: rab and { Olive st . ry H. 3184 R dson Su 16 LOZ fosed = R 19 ition. I Vk Date eylind mht &ide Starnwn,. curt ODY mar bl od 7-pas LB aMAW hoe 7 Fineres ’ RD Tie! $575. “ne stake — oe , fo28) Thi GRA} , . , (ck 0 efinished. per-6 8 1917 W IFR Tou tte - 15 Mo | EXPRESS ae er block, tanweld ita Wend S45 boys gc er RIBRED ay +000 ¥ "ATS? Aning orde oh ses Wy : heaton 1ft7: e condety (8: weed l M TR | CK + cs) HUDSOe new tires. Deane tte; W + vs 2. 23 NIGHT" i Ww inter fae touring car w —— = __ 4839 Ju . nia BobyY- . ree a cheap. 2301 Use j- ~ am Shield and Rom tru ik aa Rox it ¥ i i (Be aT) MI Lo: 4 ji’=sr MENT Rb 4 r. «all jose ——t—._Ap litt FRA ent 7 OVE Chu an, 1913 N nditio | Gonble.f sale. ab truck. | WH —__ #548 Pani sale:* Gali s MOTT AGM B25: DOL I desir ° oat j [ENT CAR L7 ST mmy. 3d Natio n. | 4668 riction out 1 KEIA_ i joodrich 36x4 ID V VW . Ket 23.50: ad LAR o Rp FE desired Ral fale, ne I ‘~O ad San 11 UDEB toad- nal c a Natu + mg 0 Ih ~ and Fo} R6x4i,- a if ae ra 828: TWo add Ox an. ; ley. 2117 ¢ and use RS (¢) cust St vi6 OVE AKER, ] ‘oupe FE —Aatural Brid at | s. Firestone |= tires sale: 30 > ~ Udi ff e Tad mK. 607 o2”* NE DO Soa Bale. on y. 2117 Ol u di: 4 Dorr AL E () oe 1916 RL qe 7-pa 916 4 . ° 4 UNDER; ast ye , stone Rro also 1 ~ a For. fe ‘ ire | $27.4 ELAR $19.4 _ ‘ np. f° R OVE . Pe Li vo | Nat e SF ar’s pric adway, N6 1 wh a : LLL GS i | iy eo =" TW add R an 2. Ri in perfe @-ton tn Vive, (eld) S26: «4 n tru TRA RLA gant R touri ional rs. on or sale. price Ww HE way. radiator. eels ‘tuk Sprin Sine Wot ONE ud For - ‘ rf Alsa tor 4 lj very x3. one we ied Of « 0 r ter the v au th aet “ ‘} ad. : AA R 4s vers ton tru — : . i (c AIMS 16 HA a Ligh : painted tourin FORD E ee: Repal re ‘Ford | WINDSH? _— new: own price Ce. ‘et sunehi nt be pre nter mor ° x 4—-829 95: 9¢ - DOLLA 7 TRUC Pox DP wok: new: 3 Or - ) US ig x cS. 7-pas it 6 Road first and ren & car; ' misal NGINEW aie ring, 2015) ‘ *hevr , IELD Wr a vrice, Vi« large a ny day Pared for ths g4qna. TWo add ONE AR and oO . on y and K } ' $7. i ont. jiinmed- j Mi INTH Iru oO ID C STT’ lish t Senger, W geese j -Class ru ickeled: CORD. on and cra or gale. . Ark ole a4 WwW , Comp} oi i re * and yo ment that Haxt. 840 10 for NE I rf ° . les - cab: che on, ani? Dis. : PRL . L Y p A Cc S I dsmobo!] R 191? F TZ Rer lin ops nter nning c ’ in i RD Fo nk Case. Cor mp le te. Smit} viele, {0 Select f¢ ibes h of igi ae Bet TW aad ON; AAR ane 0 . Ky ean ; ined a) a ex . k Ry y ME N Hu d le x. 19 8, ] ) ORD T i 19 onditi 1424 r sale: ‘ 4140 trar j VW AN EL — i. VW ‘ ir inte rom a ave t ‘ n grad NS fe yt) for INE I ; 4 Hiver, ir sal wag hn el: larxe ; EXPRESs NEW o1 TS $25. 8 son super 1 tour! 916 Moa ourting Ca 18 P ion ‘ a -e¢ N. Ki brand. ; Oltv le. | LN cT)..thom, alnut Ria Order t unusu Just arriv ° 4—85% a2 OLT AR . : time trucks = av. gg JREN pf ROwe : ¢ OR tsen IMMED tearns-K six. 1917 ng. { del 8&3 OVER? lik aige c “ FORD p ng” “ 8 bigh My tourt re, F at the ¢ er. “) autom ae 1m s Filled s a:'y jow ed to ean Twe ‘ada ow AR and 2 pay new : = ORI On SED 8s [ATE Stude night &, i. to So e 1917 ne: se = RL e ne abriol : | PARTS. Wa Ng Car pox of ¢ Bo-De aoMie as. ‘2 Same Drice 624% ) for INE Der ror sal ments ° “ : imn —_ } aa ID AL TAKE baker f tour! uring 1,150 17 M at cove ‘AND w; in a et, spring =Fo ee arb on 9 en Mf whers ———= Inde Day it a ae MT lat te! Rie mame foiny J3 20 (ii iediate 4 g * LAM us LOWAN OR Buick. if 6, 1917, t ne ‘eesres 1000 ode] 0 Tour- i cond Tat- -c! just } F 8. anyrt Tr sale. hh | | L tid n 4 hit - ermover K m. an - to ate ; pendent *. al ei. ed oat Pt Tw “Ay acd ‘ , 7 ss and 1g see ting « + truy ve i -_ > CE oO} Db ttle 6. ourin Y ‘ in OV ER ition, ass r ; ORD ning } ock, la | Theres you ride free: rerio nd get ‘ 2 Tire 7) ‘2 for INE Dey . he i Bale cn N cnt - mui nediate La T ee a { ane, touring, yy chee i917. ‘+e Ree 1918 Model B8- 4°wir t L, AND Tour- 1918 I unning ; anaes A DSTER ates bine frames, " iM = : a Lin tell ‘ ar Bo. Se Sour Par Ro 315 so. nCorDorated. Ov, met mat, soa ONF ad AR am! $4 a5 wets “en ‘le alver y em) 0 { ‘halmers 14 tie hin ‘* oe "Ne =n) N17 edan. # as YS-K 3 ‘ lay ORD A . lase. a2 For ba = ne > 7 pe ‘i ). fg. Cr @+ mont 370 (Mw t’ ST 4 or ' . r\ T : x7 _ TRU Gar nae truce ‘1918: wii | é Chevrole: tikes." meet. a O17 more! 90 . Hal. erlin 914 F 186 Eastor For sa eann el, on the me to s Ford: if iv ‘ Me han Fr truck th: iit Pa Will trade ere good dition. 17 WILL ‘vor “RS Touring” ning ranklin, in FORD } ENG : le, tWo, sm ; (ch) yk ar edie i” we ra you nees } r 4) TF = * time homoustly over. | SS - MAXWEL petty Bonds tak. a ber The repel KNIGHT face? | condition. good run aerzain HN E— i nihand fcuster eon lights, $1 ame von nee \ ob4/ | / or sale . nts, © $127 q nen 893} ROS., er. ; ] utati Oude. ' ‘ORD ENGIN Wash ; mood ¢ (eo); Pumde & talnn ‘ena all Meh at d/ exces lene « true ‘ in 4 x 4 O n Sunda Olive arge on of . j 1915 EN( IN = ah aft 1 CONIC el 77 aa horns ne $85. 00 x Dltags gents ' iF iat Ray Day me nite | aug ge and | EN : “AUTO TOMOR se oe gh uae tan ho this, the | first- 1 Recrpcemire touring POR Sat ne orek: OCK —For lon; a) day. East Mans yi Te eg Ol cubes "si 50 ‘oO! [fe LS / : TH i. Hent s abie Thi 3. | 2 is use }j | > Tee Bale 45°0n Aute , area ir - Qe: ¢ a!) iv. Po 400% "ee red » A MO our bh ° In i runn tar RADI. T ay, alee tant a ita. Runeie me : ary TH Te ieee Ee Oo ONS express : 3 : pperson, 6. BIL JES — a squ est a St. 1918 ing cond » in | els, $8 ATORS. so Ford — iDply Co agePen Bun. E Wr Ned | me ust sell’ " fom try : r 4 c¢ onsul condition: cy).. bh are deal Ssurane } Saxon ition. _kain and up FP or sale. — ic Al '. a ay “Uun- IRL D oT nd ‘ ~ ten cKke: ne x t Appe low mi! ummy . e of j only b road prices. 7 alan 1916 ‘1917 ) Aw POM a ‘astern. * ew 'S # a KD | Wege ver be | reou., Aecy) chine roads Eve een ster; FORDS—New 20 0} | meedéle. ase tn , MOBILE GEa : and ARG a ’* “ ] Agi = ner, voy en 4 the Apperso cy] oh like n ter: Al ry car | I drive o ha S—Ne —_—-— ive els, art 7 We mm f- ( i senate 4 } { [" EST 7 is & > nditior it truck ae 4 Mi-- : 7 ont n. S&cy] ummy: A eu other guarant n first. ce) en 2200 8 liberal! Ww. with reo ‘ tf bar. nd ake trane, > | ARS sed pP bd ; ~ = Z Me liber ©x! preas ~~ ic) wt ¥Y driven L. touring 1 shape wise sa ec eed 1 ti ass ru ‘miles. ling’ s terms. | ruck bodi faa | rts irts for » niseion F ? NE Ww arts H aw Ww dod ain | ra ‘a nton te ta? mi! . " ike n Pp Cified. Inless on. nnin eS 8. 511 NM mmed; es and oud RLEY inhy Car gears be We sa (} ou %%; hed = wt. yine ,bod nh tle P We uring. Hee, ew; T —(¥e | FORT N. Ma! ate d chas 1505 N GEA send ve} fr nhOW car E AR ’ se -"53 T* late od =—For =e — racotle oe %e OST- BCOTL to like erms ft . ondi- DR n st. eliver ais, oN. 10th R ANI In the geare akes arry VARS x ; : r male: aan Pe I) > liriscoe uring. lik new. a res , Ww 1917. ADIATOE ry. Rief re} oe s ) MAC a id far . of ca a” Stock . , 5 - . he” « ae -pateae. + ILE > TRE aT) T mt ce rhe Wi! bats fuer o = “vt ; = Forr mo st rei ¢ ® ay. . , oF « try TIRE GO." Spry Wie BE CHEER and for wo Went complete bier thes” a. UV} lve ‘ ee | ’ . Cir | . UUR . oh ts , ~ o _ ts ot emt fry "98 gee Open Bu: lettin ~~ Se a , m 8 ome GP . frets ; unday Mo Cae _ Mo ea ” - y : . ~ Sahece -" : > 4 andes ning TH Rote 41%. Tire Mens ‘ . “I T enas — ar moahai «OOK. as . . * has eure af » T ortgt 13. mM. o00s 7 test Growing e! tgar a i. ’ rIR® cys 4347 De , j >

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ve fa be ESAND VEHICLES | - AL INSTRI i SR MACON, Wee i ne , He erse i : Dd. Lamb, | ork —Two- hor FOR Ss HICLES ra 8s we ot ie Bric 1621 N Price and se; In good | HO ALE ES A e€ | ii RS ridge caw scondision. B beg oe ng ND VEHICLE ic es, Stor 7 : . 6u EW td. es a fast St. Lou . Piirecme? teains, $33 and ma —Haapse no venseee . : aes s ~Hitable. —~PFor t is f * . it h bd to $75 ‘ - 4 3 you FOR SA | IicCYCL ES HORSES Wi non aE Twill buy™'f | HORSES—For sal ouble harness, WAGON—-Pot = BICYCLES AND MOTOR oS pty pewwrite n ‘ td.- s = ry st. Wagon. 2 sa e, 1 t . on. saie, meteiuatndrutdratdtedtdecddddde d Mections am A, at ee eeeen: 1" bleck horse double earn. aE) | WAC a vee eT: cee are rs-an 1 ut and to “work b il orse, arness, and d INS— condi- SA 7 . Isc age wid... = car. 4162 C He SRSE —_F — tition tae a Wome offer. , ja-_ 11. and sto (62) en tle LE—Fo USICAL neous Ww minfence’s than ae - Us ye “o cash good sales one peed. ah tel} os egg "sale: a CBE rm bugsy; , sy EES A 88 good or sale, = xains: Years th Ss oo Fa © _ discount; tes Victor Cri K WwW aC a EF 1198 OT Sth contition HORSES- —For sal ey ataee Sapping- hws aap Bg SR ay for delivering | Jocust bought. Sabseseh. a4 payments. CASH. : rar —* o_ wanes: hi ao Bayard. es upright. ¥ mahogan _ FRANK STELL, BE ‘Muste Sto *, ON "co re he ia wal 3 For onl it's nion. : ger ae st. Py 00d work ale, 2 fi “Tw : res. 4215 vering | MOTO night’ ts.| “n [A tee eenamah sts adien | orest s tore.” = NNO departments, 16 : hea sale, Edisor BU GGY a sale; good, | good con ers, ge ne bays, San * WORK HO 5 North M t R VYCLB s. 3327 | rents, TO or secon -—17. P ade: U-P iANO— rae 2 ti To bu BEST ‘nae If you RIZED ts, ee sell c ean. 4. 4535| PI dition, od eyes, id’ hands} WC RSE—Fot aad andem; pre —For sé ORG NY _P dhand ost-Dis.| cash: For s wis y; no interest PLAC vori can't SONG rs s RECO RDS i) Pra first-c! HA R NESS. Fe pet atform spr 110: 7 a wind, not nds,, WORK H or sal ~ 4 der ; prestc , ale, The , eres 3AN Y LACH’ walt Ca 75 rolls ale, m or cash, er CE te de get thi WORD Wor s ‘Ta = : . : ORS e. 4708 . . $40: » lite a or, sing! a Ntd.— r. 1006 al inst sh: term music ahogany , wn ith charged: partmen s big off; ‘ sale. Fell. ass condition or sale, “hand- - brake, top ing soda w nd 9 ears he avy, $30 to $7 SES—Fo — A Page M ‘ make off nd tank i e belt é nda Dp Reed® 11 Pin ru- | Pp s toe and b nv case, SN- you $50 intere 10 pe t. send t hit Dargains fe & beat ” sf THE ae ’ pric e $1 made. fy of doul | over driv : agon, 1 old; fine 75. City § r sale, 15 c . OTOR CYC er. 1105 C - n good | V ictor edal ke b must h e st. (5) LAYER- > ood part ench: $150: none o $100 st and — r cent off w EILE to th RECORE ad > unde INIGIES— For a. » 1821 KR ‘} 49 le harn ér's seat: ‘%-ind® a WORK y Stables 5; mares, m Th *YCLE—F 05 O'Fallon or- 23101 ydoard. ave 2 m PIANO— y. Box R-i half | N. etter: . Lester >. ST. PUB. e DSs-——For ; ay: iHES— --—-_—-— us- Ss. 14th ess, $22 at; $100; xles, HORSE— . 815 Choute ules or, in first- Tor sale. simaie. cy PLAY “ iu cheap. C AR—F ee HU CK pst be s or sale n. 2318 : 4 block ra good t: $145 an, %- | _W state somtinana’ te patch, y: or Li nd: sii ogany nd quit rek, Brew , AFON 00d On — all todas uced ‘2 i 1421-2 or sale; ———_—_— STER old. ,A in Market west of sets | MOTOR, CY — 5; 4081 W-37, P price, hand, (c)} FIAN berty B “slightly | Caen y, walnu e a few ster, new apee wv, 3 RECO y. 1414 Bi eu huaary_i 3 8. Bre “T and 8 horse: 704. N. “OUTE pply 2118 Rood st. Union 8 a -CYCLE—For sa En- | PLAYRE ost-Di make for s NO--A V onds. 34 or mon t, oak an other aes nn Olfve ” RDs W Fran et: a —Fc - oa dW ay. orse, } 16th 1f-—F 8. 7th. hs jan; ju ,E—For Err Sara A LAYER spatch. and num chool- uine 1 ose-Son 38 thly pavme d ebo s ini«qnh clost ar $2" e st record ta.— An . to es : for f or pale; g pe it & 3 WA or sele z. P st overha sale: thre a leiedaealiit s ANC ber. Be fin eather c cabinet THE Oo nts. ny cases. APHAP I hz out ~ or es, any mak y ain eae | i gfor farmer. $5.00. mood. strong, suitable Bel GON—F , complete . Bronley uled; will se e-speed In- pot c O Wtd.— ae e condition; ouch and xrand; HOUSE NROY’S __sacrifi IONE For aale.— 8 will {rede: ¢: pay ul { 4 | " Higg! g, suitabl elle. or sale. c . y. 1116A S ell chea : _ Olive SS-n Lady (c) _nebago. call af Bw ms oO gen- THAT at G ice. M For — iwe 124% will call > ae } iGGy- PRES gins, 96815 e Ic EA . cheap — MOT St. Ange, thi p. See PL. st. ote pla will buy P) I ter 1 D. rd! al { ITS GUARANT GRAFON r. Altme sale. Miller’ - ac oy ; —Foldin »— Lef- — co . 3609 West OR CYCL a ‘ ird floor. LAYER-P yer-plano. * for ANO—$450 m. 3309 W ni Cor. PIANOS. EES AL size, NOLA--F 5 4017 Ww ER v1 “t 122 ON At 4 —. pole, $1 Ing top, steel-tired; AL WAGON— $3 Harley fo sale (2) touring PIANO Wtd_—w SSHOHA sale at a W elegant mah in- USEI . lith and Olive S L GR new; bar or sale. C 8. Victrolas. + = Shop. -191! ees dT ace 4 tath breec Fe. set double Boine. track P E, WAGON For sale. 2139 Or Ses with’ Harley “Da i g-apeed. 7 electric Overland “Pa ik. N. e ae trade Ch = gispose > oy bareain: ¢ upright. f 4D UPRIGHT PIA — (c65) RAFONOL A en nYOCTA. Labe -_ Chasing “Ra! records . tila Pa wolf S. 14th st. cK. 320. P ess, like} 7 versid -—For 8 , R 1 speedom avidson € tande Pr poo? 4 >. Cor. Hood almers = 4399 P owner no! GAIN NO * Centr td. —Goo: badie, = , sypegeens. © nbowe, ‘fe | FARM W aule Severs, | 1C . OteW daae’ Dolce _{e2) an rn aide Wo0s We Catone electric 3-speed. ER-PIA and Mil selection ine_st obliged t+AINS—50 1 ANO BAR- | SRARHOPH ral 8744R. NN’ gitects Seisting orchest i if WAGON— — rs, E WA 42: ) top; ow 963 W. o; pa ‘ “speed NO rs ton, up; of SN - : . 50 - HOP N. Ween open e:.¢ reheat Beda: and gra -For eal si GONS—F 8 Delor. ’ cheap. There es ‘a. Carond yments, as 219. tion an Wtd.—M * = htl note m of in th ] cabi HONE— N. J ning’ @ i ae | 9722 Mark horse and harne like new; sorrel ngle and d For sale; g00 to will be s MO'r elet Cycle Call f Post-Dist cheap, = be ~ SOLIA® used usic rolls the b e lot; 8 en For sale, 3 Weoeber, “BE AUTIF “— ead | FARN hoa arness; cc sorrel | 1CE W cable, "Bax haar the highes old at OR CYCL Co., 7603 | PIAN oa in good | * Ay AN_CO., ae > best stand ; some | “PAL p: call Sunday. | } FUL O ae ARNE ss) ymplete $215. > WAGON 30x R- 93. dition; te surpl ghest bid public a time of E RIDE O Wtd. 8. Bo \ Sas Vv 1004 Ol as 1 , ard m k b HOPHON Sunda . - Ki ’ y hio,*’ | Bae Se Secteeeten “For” ‘ 10-ft. body —~-For ‘ pee D OP, us ani der a uction goud the cRS-——N and —Up x D-} v =a tak ery fine ive st. ( ™ vers & akes rand-ne . ¥. S506A 7 ne , 148€3, “ cw: ’ a HARNE sale. 5543 8 eens, a sale, 2b is. (1)| Royal R mals f number ’ age aged ow is the bh ore Egy Fg tight, good Oliv = tow poles Tt eal 2) | Pond 8 such | 0x_W- w. cash: ‘abinet, 0g ‘*Smiles’ Kiss Riis : 4716 =y "For sale, 3 ar i. ._ Louls. 119 ess $20: ake. $35: f orse, 1% - emount D rom the of work don or next your mo ert ge’s. &th ticular; condit!l P ce if sold must be sold Fisel ’ Kiirt GRA 108. Pos anewer | ae miles” ’ \ Feit § #716 Bell e, 3 sets d _~ _119 8, 14th. _ ae ygye Bn lage: Boge | > Bae epot, Front | 2/0 X. e and gen spring. O tor in | PIANO ae hie on, call IANO T quick Ay scher, Bal . zeman AFON t-Disrat fore Wedn es A and othe pth @ Lp a ae ouble. $15 each. MARE : ars. Fra of doubl HAN at the oO 14th. uine var nly bea $1¢ Wtd.— ashington. — Struck, at any eacher w . 432% : ; aldwin : n,; siigh OLA—C teh. s. pril catal aft, dt Bs RNESS—F — each, E—F nk Schmitz, DLIN )pen Sund vier 729, used. t 1000 Will n. + At y uprigh will sell* ( in K 9) Senay olumb 7 ogues ei\2 Utah or sale, 1 set single ton or sale; mits Y G PE M ays till r 729, Ce Fillis, | only ~Dlayer- exchan ies | must b t. in splend I fine $400 3} af a8 : ieselho ATT used: perf a wit ’ even! mailed ee y,. TARNESS—For sa gie, $6. 2721 MARES . £201 W AL RE Ww) ONT cost b our bike a 4. | Witb lo old: want -abinet “aon elegant riv Morgan s week ndition, for - as ? WARN! Lam 2922 Gi pDrass- ae Sy M ess: chea wagons . ROOD h RTOPHO LE —~ éf mu with play mall size KIE “TT. ROLLS— bhonographs. r line. Suburba i Shapes wep ops | a peememeen 2 Mnldeh 9 [ARES L kTOPHON EF oe SELHO UsIC i ae ger, tine Hoon, Agen Pz es 3 pond f sale, iD “petars Et collars: ir sale, u ot. el or sal uiler. 27: gz bay urplus b s ha ns rons. _Fo! r trad y. bargal - 4120 m ; | splend ing ar OLA— M “~~ ot oT98 like rood do ae l___Ap e, 5 yea 725 C y th ve be MUS! NAA DRUMS rest 8140. for rh $125 ain. 53 usic id offe e but a sprin For : = afta de: SiN ~ isc at silane” wate oa _ogx | MARE Pah i a {ite Sevarnment and mage | acre feat, instaucigon | ate Se TOP Tr a Fg ig wane He nisi Veer gg a onoarsegenytpancre Lit me ESS- ; 7.50. |— ack w ale prom reu must SSON n av, stands upl guara anos ce of lot u forkm y ov nge D 1cT a . and cold Ri: 2 harness, or sale, d ° — + on 5-vear- ak ptly nsound _teacher ; S in oe and c ex, like nteed: $5 some | s of ba es. Fi en and erhauled ept. ROLA- able. | And runni nie = and ouble MARE . 2686 C d, fat at 10 Sal P latest your hom an, | GUITAI ymbal. new BEY 5 ike ne rgains | bury scher, 2 are ext by o sell -A—For dell 16s ng pat ab HARNE mare; chea and single ( z—Kor § ~— » chunk TE o'clock ° OF. W methods. ©; ex a t—For 4048 Lin- | P EYER’S. 1onthly. w; all ar ry, mahogan alnut; Ki raordinar ur] Ph for half sale; la ROOM_-Front roor al a harn (8S—For sal ip. 4224 Ev farm ‘heuteau. ale, 1, gray, 1: TIA RMS CA ~~ andoll ASSON Del. Rite ones Rong a compl sale; bea - | PIANO—Baby S. lith and I e | mah@gany Whitne mball, oak; y_, vel one Grand price: . al arke. cabinet gentieme nt room, suitad tin | an ess, $11; go e. brass-mount SVAans.(C) MARE y, 1875 1 nimals SH PIA! n, guita teaches chp, | gain. | ete cou utiful. H leaving city grand cust sts _. | hogany: ; urtzma y. mahoga Brad- | BRUN 2937R so other ho n; steam ph able ei re, av. od bargai mounted single iS—Fo bs. 281 cann PIANO | rand t violin, M ag O° pling te awaiian, | $0 R city; . maho s. (c87) | K Schaeff n. oak; Armetros Colb SWICK - faraivene! ROOMS —F eat. Ph Bite | a . n: ¢ single two r sale, Pe Se ae S18 premis ot be S louse rmanyo. 50 ukulele. N UsiIc } 305. essons; an cash. ba gacrific gany; m —— imball : er, oak: rmst y. ly Bea our, f Soe 4 ARN ; call 2714 (PR a team (c ses unti rem her ns; e nyo. SOS6A FE THE tOLI a barf | 8? balance om for $325; ust sell; | ™ . walnut; Kay rong, m xkua utiful _eeuple: urnished, ¢ BEE o ESS--F Sheri- | M trong work mares, 5 ___ (ey) | they w 1 paid oved xperienced aston. E PIA s5— Use onsible ance sn 25; mu |, | Mahogany, t; Irvin ton, m s- ATTIN nteed : cabi resicden oe Bet ndhand or sale, 8 ARES—For sa mares. 28 o years a will be 5s for R from 7 ro teacher. 315: EXC NO AN d and ne PI ; party. B 1all paym at ve | Gertz y; lakesid g, mahog ahogany; | P INGER b Bes oe ROOMS e. Grand 1 ABS 13 N team ha 7 sets 7 liiiciaddhiaaie new f or sale, 4: 31 McNal old; er. Don’ sold to th 2 ememb P y L Sasan --—— er. 3159 ~ HANGE, D TALK @ 4sAYER-PI ~-. ox D-& P ents to wal , walnut; T e, mano any; Crow F HONGOR MU SIC “CO. MO ™“) > For neues’ i kes Ling ne Sa arm wagon double s rav, | Free t fail to e highe _e ak. Taner ae mye ay OLD vi 1007-1000 ING MACHINE Cade pth Raggy Be obs ._Post-Dis Kile nut. Easy | ayier, wainet: | bach a large, APH-—F m0 O oe, _Erivecs we beg ARNESS—F -£ eo. Grassmuck, MARES—F $60. 1713 sot harness § out transport be on ha st bid- | FIRST-C Imar 3256. yme or studio. 5149 a a Deen Market s CHINE | 22: ubes, S8-note, sale, $125; cos leselhorst’s y torre ot Le aes Steinh &/ PF cheap. 512. sale: V a FURNISHE iW double ie iggy oe 15 ical $135; to. A ge MB $ 8. Third sake -of-town b ation fu ee. we EI pepo Bagg dk 0. 9149) O1 ie seeteeg ‘elem, te st. (c6i2) op gaat! \ agg e, scart, 116 rolls, $a50:| FIV 1007 Olive + See ihem at once. ONOGR S12 Robert av. Tao in . ROME aa ; tes : struc IGAN er, 301 epaired. : B , balan , 116 rolls ’ FIVE | ve _ st at on rec APH— av K. gan, ol ; For fF ness, col arness, far 5 sets of s c8) | MARE rness, wag am blocky al to Rem idders fr rnished Forest string in uction: pian ic) tAN-—Bea 9 Oliye s Listhol $425 ox D-18 ce terms » cabi- u 88 : ce, __records. $18: -For = hle roo ectricity: M at R706) Mi oe and halter a S—For on, 3930_ y, young ount De om Fro all 2834. mcien: ane. 7 ne tine as gard 5 DAND 8, Post-Di to reliabl - NOTE PHON call tone” ae Ro ma. Phone 1 aise & a wey arket alters. D s, chain h mares, h sale, s ) Lucky : > pot and nt Roy- RAGTID s. 5044 E o- | ORGAN erfect co marlor o _ (08d) new : Y R&S-ndcte = ispatch Die PIA + J PL OGRAP — ROOMS. -—N indell &% ee HARNES st. : an ; ar-; —Fva arnes acrifice fe G retu y $16: 1E—(J — IGAN—F ndition 4 K b ; beautif é pla ; (56) NOS AYE stop. H-—-Cab wo H icely f “. Lae SS ch & 8 SOVERS Ov. ogy yg nhl cn Li . M. LE rn. gy ee tg li di For sa _ $35. 152 ‘Tmbail | ay’ this: ul oak yer-plan : — Th UR- | Fe plays al inet . ya wrnnenes t Pees farm : 16 sets @ Son, MARE teh! arm wa farm Com Jieutenant- 4EE, land Ri let free ught correc tion. 1339 le. Kimbale 526 a 7th. e lv $1 case: full oO. just like sli h at } asonabie ne apes style mid des! . private bh 1 & Fn nnggy eet ete eee 1, good for | MARE Produ i, Weight i (ey | ront R S. A CAL, pi School, H demegiery GE cal od con- | "tor be 3 Soe ne LER and. ai a ut w nj} wi RAPH— Alice av ; wh ROO M—One vabany | | ts h es; 10 = MAI _Produce Co. 200; ch c) I oyal “? emy ano, 50 ol- or, 1216 Fran old S for 12}—Sev Locust new ould th rec For family unfurnl all day ene, arness: single RES— F - 0., 2520 ae eap; h Jepot. ‘Rem d av. Fore Cc. (c89 \ I ta rank © trad i ieee beginn vera! u _sts. . (cBT , at Oo . pass f diana ords, sate, w iiiv or WwW i shed ro _Gay 2014 collars oa or sal nn ont effers orse, ount _diamont st 197 rs, Hal!l!, 7: ) OLIN- a ae Dell childre ers: only $5 pright ) ° -¢ ne-third OF | ta: av. compl onde ——~ party: pt furnish HARN _Sunday Biddl and ars; W e, spa on. cars, 1. “Oil 720 A as For - second en; exch y $5 n planos; or to PI ete; $1 ; eee came ESS— e st. O tor ¢ eight 2600: n prown c3 ) SINGING Ve- Delma cad- the bes sale. tha REY an ge lat ionthly: st fine iginal . half IONOGR 4. i ROOMS - + Central weary] stee! hi -For sale; ven ‘o, 3114 C well n mares 8 lage G taught; r or Ho. | SAXA t. (26 Od t_ will p! | PLAY ERS 17th at ; start your} ] price E ‘ the | ,*oeds APH—B : Soo furnisned | LX Breechings: $4 i See 2 MARE- ‘ass av. atch; $190. S r amadial aaeiaaber nat (c99 PHONE, barito : Fellows Bide. | PLAYER—My S. 17th and I is gu . Hach in ie Bearer enutitul wo gentien rnished roo ARNESS- a ted: | ene road. cot good big: S SCNT Magee ee Cen an meth- clarin $20, H $50; k Po ggg Ta atheggy ns man 8S8-note maho cst) for 15 PHONOG aba ctemontic, eae a wie: IS8—F he — OLIN : test. B 0 voice pli 1 et le olton ettle e ash, bala ; es ote —* rene plete : o ye RAP e. Room “Nicely ; must sell: For sale, t good MARES—F orner Tuxed cheap. 7520 50 N, mdndoli elmont, O place- nets, cla - cello, b tuba $50 rums 431 N ’ nee small or $190; oganv with 9 ars Co inet; j ro , icely fur a et. big bar vd team — double h or sale, 4 do _ bl. oy Big ec; instru in, guitar _ Odeon Bld violin ri t bass, $15 _,Boehn N.- Euctid all terms, : take $100] D 4 roll . LOM- | tion Diays all ~ sale: lemen; stea nished fr n! t TARNES — 3019 Ser mares, 3 sets. good far - rd av. aned. P o, vukule 5 to $1 lins, uk s, alto, t 5; cor- > ooh 2 BAR ayer. argain and mus PHON eed. V. 865: rod «i southern @ connect ps NESS—For th Mar.| MA —— 4014 S. ] m mares; LESSONS utnam. 112 le, | VJ ny ulele, gui , seaittcantl rom $250 GAINS— . searf 1¢ OGRAP Hicks. Troe DOMS n exposure, Fi eer ae eae doe MARES —F - Broadwa Be mpage Rabat pas) y Placht, 1001 Pine, "| teed shape an $526: Large ___ | terms ee Reas | J H—Fo ” Marion, hat 3 furnished ro : | carriage do ° a. a a co _ | SSS, for or sale, te Te _ because w Fe oma in, mandoli (8) | agree good vi , 1001 Pine njos, | £ mp Bg Go hy. 9 assortment ' No int onable | +=" ; Saas all eaiee ae “ii, ich ae ee a + on age gag I A ogy e, farm, | —erdin ee eee oe ee fe liv / we now m Se: eet Comnee; Beate n, guitar, ukulele aietumiee ann an a i wer : STP RTT aE Fig he | ne guaran 1 iterest Vic’ eee ao rences required: ned coupl » hames, ngle burey: sets slimle Ww 7. sets M and. Ke horse, 840 and horse, ery b ake de CONSERV, uments loa ikulele, | other ere, and m alf what y th its price; ANO—For 17th and Locus ments. MAY-ST , CTOR Vi Sunday itt ed; no children if Lge ae cates” Tnaen, AKES—F , gaat Bt. wl y automobi : INSERVATORY pi ents loaned. S041 | B® ra, cepecially on the vou would pay ment; sale, W cust sts. ( ERN & ents if fennee F RooMs —Two. an at ali S. 14th a? ttn tele. a 25| for f or sale, 2 St. vish t obilé eaches : Y pian ih i mething ily on th quality far above eons, eae ith mand e387) 12 CO interes oga is—Two. and bath. bite HORS oe parts , idles 7 armer or youn : 0 dis c ’ we ute le $s at pupils’ o teacher (8) charge you. sel e G@ and r above om ng; mus new; $75 olin att th a d . AS ey AEO ted: eas ny case; ferre« h and bat? — f 3 aries For ~ - all kinds. wh, 2814 ¢ _ purp &,_ stout = Se spose of ] (sti ssons. 5c. homes ae ~ Sauaien, emetamenik’’ ante —— | PIA a i, Gned conan eee | Ron Dhe P ys all et at ho 191 napa oo ; A acs. ——— are ; x dic an: | PLAYE _ reasonable. - ¢ & Stone -—- months atched } neh; | n sale. s that PHON record tie usekeep! 2% N. 5 tie HORS ~ black, a ~~ Cc dark bay beautif din BICYC D-260, P or cycle; parts; _Wajter Ste our less dio; 40-m | SR-PIA ~ e 2t ne. rose- | PI >: ‘s Box W-: alt naho,s- | If v we NOGR Ss: cle Ding © —Fi fy 7 sk—F $20. D _Call_tod ay and ul sp ee LE V ost-Di ; any c TE Stein, studi on inute new, NO--F _ 2634 Ma k [a- | AYER _Box W-220. ish, bh vou h styl APH—F an, reasc r sleepi bite : _ Call 41 bf sale, « Ts gee 121M av. 2722 black: $ + 5 year 2224 S Vtd.—M spatch coR- EACHER of s5 io, 4: 1A Ww oe Address | cash: barg or sale, vot MEE | sta *R-PIANO—Will_ sac Post-Di alanc+} th . ave a : I e, need For sal no infa mable: bie ng ro : 4 Hi 42 Ta ft. “good, big we -—— ——- --- ARE—F 22 Market i 230 for rs BI rin Pith S ust be . - desir of sing minty ss PLAYEI m gain. -; 3Y SS-not — 7 s tandard mak Vill sa — lapatch. (2) at vou reliable : Ouils, money: e. wee nir nts: selec t ock nart : IRSE F i ork borse ean city or aye i . both. . YC LES unday mor cheap: bri BAS e Ss yupils, ng, Ame ton. w i t- P iANO— ee 48 Cotta e, like } carf: alm e. 88-note, erifice: b f . want t instrum GRAF em see after 6 oniv call | . cP Seaiihe cor hex black _~ sy Eurek and 2 h cro ape We b . Conroy. _ Ri, F Wtd.—State Po aining, | PIANO- ec, 6426 E e, fine, Ww mev. | or, $300: s, bench you and ch » we will ; used : A—Fo 40 BS, 1827 h_e clock . Hol oF OGY e set hart horse: > Pi RP M a-Coal € orses fo tor Co.. 1 parts s uy seco — eee -Dispat —State st-Dispat ge O- -For 6 Kaston ; Saad $8 lig WE su OX [)- 12 , cost $850: and cent c arge “ sell it cabin r sale: Cc i reom " Toa ~ | aR 4 isi. arness; ¢ he stiff w MA RE FE mn 0., 4422 riq OS N, te, “erm nd-hand PROF ch. price ] ch. | _Mic hi sale, — OO: | pply out - ee ost - Di need . We 5 ou oO l guarant et styl olumb —— sath. el c jean ! , a effers: ror sale, go car. 2634 L aK- al Ik or sale, 1 ~ Bas. |CIRLS 8B e Cycle and bi- lin. | DALLMER: 1125 > ; jox D-/| PIA: = mahogany (ce) | ondhand : side towns st- Dispatch, ev sell a gr nly 5 pe MAY eed; on t e, Hy ie ” la; CHOUTE h. electric light ‘ i om Tic hina SON, 2d fle od: “call cod oc ust. 1907 inds work. bay, 7 y¥ pes IS wheel : ICYCLE Mo- . guitar, b ty 4 12h N —— —-— 1A N¢ Ss RT ota . cheap, 3% and bar inetruments; “with new ery week g eat man r . STERN erms if des re sel ext AU WOOQUA ‘ t. ; _ YRSES 1oor. oaay. 2500 md iA Biddle r $60: years old MO’ . Sidney ss = td. (99) payment $ anio tau N. Grand: aS regul and play sastihdbiaiihe . Y34A | Pine s gains. J write f and sec- I e v of the GRAFO & CO., woesure for ' Fr ront oe ¢ nana re th. For sale, 2 S. | MARES—For sa : also pony, $2 ood MOTOR CY y_ 106, we 2s : sonable. 1 weekly; en complete mando- | PL ated: expert ers tuned, ic) | ST Se . PLACHT Fa catalogue f you wa = Al NOLA—F 12th. a FIGHTRE feht housek ; i ° : ‘ cate ms ’ - bs + - ys wd. he _ ’ ~ . ' : NT dcdoneesibil een | See ’ n ‘ate. 3500 O1 plug hor oe h For sale, $22.0. for twi CLE W inch | LE: ae ier instr e for $10; AYER-P rts, Caba PO — ee | EINWAY G BRO., 6 ou . nt to buy M conditio or sale; ‘anfl_Olive. gent! H. 8&1 : + : i ip>ks HO Oliv es, $65; ~ Orses ; e, team d n moto td.— Will (c) sESSONS- : enol uments; ;| _ late 1A NO—For ny 2246W., and in f Grand P 13 ir list f uy, be s AY. 8 nm: $15; Columbi emen © 3 N.—R vrei ri Call ie KF. or. anie: : gel] | Califo strong, W ‘young mai MOTOR CY r cycle A “trade v teach —Gentlemen, e ciicuaiae . rea-| st_ style -For sal . is act Al c d Piano (cM) r of real b 8 ie eg ure and P . STERN & a big b a; used; FRANKLIN. ymby. o a ) inday. e: two; a cv rnia AY. orkers; h res; mares, O84. CYCLE W _ 4210 Clay ictrola | _for ers, Will ren, ex ST: SEM PLAYER A ;_Sell_ cl e: 88- aasisiieibideiniie9 sale, wi onditior , perfectly The f : arga see HONO cO.., argain. , KLIN, — = oo 2h2 “aay b : B. Ek : i give perienc - } ER “heap, — 2 notoe S ll mak 1 throu y modern; » follo gains GRAP 12th j hou 2925-——F j Ai : HORSE = “0 N, Tavlo nd mov ing. MARE—F . arness. 2903 atta 4114 FI td.--Not AV. (e) s lodging. R lessons i ced m Ange ATTACH S4 g make; ultable t e ver ghout; f rn; 0 wing a , turer: HS——B and ol st. (ed } AE easy term ata bi pe r- sO ument = NO gcomery ets: w il e; la FRAN 4 im 82 i 5 4 U _ work. 4; tea A ST. | MAR . Mad. tens foal | MOT’ 212. Host-I terms; W od con-| ons : piano play al. | FIANO—For _ ginia or grand; ice) | Pe OLIAN ng g saving; | meone will sell ; oo | sacrif ree, cabinet KLIN. 31 urnect it HORSE. O352 Rutge naies RE—For_ _ Plano Co, MR CYCL a eeich, hat j , or money aving | Fo Kinloc call LAYE LIAN CO., 1 , who d quick] PION ice Haht 3117- . SE- | ve Ek Ww atch, have| Systen ney ref guaran _« | aliante. r sale, inloch Vi Sun-| b SR-PIANO. with 1 004 Ol mue does n yt OGRAP 1327 Mont FR. _housek dy ge | a old bl For sale, utger st. Ropd on pounds; ‘sale ; 1600 he any ! Wtd.—W 488 1 givin unded teed 12 € chea ctor 3331 ench: v, wi a—paapenne ive st ch mo é ot want Oo hoga APH—F , ey FRAN ; ee pin ahve prt. 43 ac k (}- year-« | for nic e an i pounds: Pi 9294 nake: 1915 ith or _ LSR4 Cho £ results ’ only sv les- ' A N sal i 3 b. S701 R. easy plano al th musi A it. (co) ney int to put ord ny $175 or sal — ae ANKL IN a or aie . HORSE ck mare, 295 old black, yr ell. 2622 d fat; lun ~ horse, Tr iM L. 419 model without | ponies houteau av, .. Ameri syngopated } O—For sale, Cote BAI- Sy, tertns. one worth c rolls > j - 0a pla , too Ss. 3a6: ty sitvie e heewttul. mon toinin “14 421 Sik—Fear - 6 Cass, “6-y ear- ' MARES tea Lac led iber wag ' 00 OTOR ({ Juniata, or later. a UKULE Grand can S&ch | =— Highland ale, uprd ——___—____- 1- 4 price ask and | FO . yer-piano Moenday. take | * month twtful Tp ge PAOM ; b arne fron - use 420° sale: go [s——Fo @ ay. on; $250 gr ‘YCLE Vie sELE at ‘rand 1668M., ool, | PIANO, «i av. ght, p ; P _ AEOLIAN sked, $225; R $28 ° - 4h WwW aiberty old. lo ma- FRANK ath. elec . fic oy? N wd - | old; r sale, te ow | aphoph > Wtd.— an chance id mand ( iANOuFor wale. erfect; ee PLAYE poe an co., =; ' 7 AN REGIN Wash Bond: ot fer- LIN. & trict! ‘e IORSE 2 N. Bue hie worker: 7 d; weight team t a (c) | dav one and £ In ex ——— —- (c) hi es witl dolin t Va OS a For & an “$85. 508! R-PIAN 1004 O $85 A rec ingten Sun for ‘7.15 £ S s- K d, . for far horse ‘ 2400: ; ay mare venient . Hadley d 29 re c -hange f neon gh-class 1 Inferi aught. w — | eld, Bale; u ————_— oU3Y $110: SS- ()— @ 1 ch at excha one ; clean, j ree, che e.~two h i7), MARE pounds, (27 harness: years TOR C . N. 15th. At ho ) elmont 8 ctlons ¢ tructlor ake | PIAN intantrindga ; $50 rr ee inet: ec ts r maho ++ Th . 4 an | AN “4 N cut pri need. “Get alt recerée. | ‘Ee —H ee » ges, phone: isk F Oth s w agon; — MARES oat Mc Nai uble harne nd 6a : n. Harry scription a anteed i chestr maine. sell r or sale: fi N, 2607 F pright MINWAY U spate sible part ny e worth i e more m r | TALKING ords $27, orniess, a ar phone, ut chunky ted sale, fine — er- | ch -8—For sal : so: will | ee ee Geer Co., nd| Tuesday, 18 fessdne: sheen wane sn. | FIZ _reasonable. ne cabinet gral ranklin. | ease; as pright Piano, p 2. F it. » money but | ,% G MA eS th AND. 1417 N Bi ay ho ine 6-vear- 1c) unky f ale, pair 2606 N Wtd.—E 858 G Ye Nbr sons. ope aying | 1A NO-- _S002A et mrand: will! factory fine co iano, 1. ME or only tyle, first CHINE —— Scie aes light } tT N.--Nice : LIND j rae, Sut vear-o}] 1 } farn ATm™”Mm na 5 and e - Natu 7 ’ Excel ( a irand 515 esdayv e n daily: fQua©r- ' \ Beaut . S. f nd; Ww i! ry at ndition b ain mm . y $2 298, ords -C lass ~—Fo . ouseRe ice lie? | 1OR S fl today = i fat. | oer n mares , res: pal ye ar ol SIDE ral Brid sior, a 27) 5153. Olle and F ' Mondav EM rv littl . iful. nN om... 5a jrand, 1; accept 30 pe as W ‘he ahogany er- i an exe . 27 18 Pa condit r . GORA N oP’ns) Vv et ey ge day. i800 E , 1 See Bs will s r 6-year. d fat, 9E CA dge rad ny condition, ndorf § riday e av. | P e: sar 1a NORA} is able. r cent n it lef piano with xcepti rALK rk av lon; sie. cs D. 11: ; very rea ORSES = 4 artmer ° ir will tr MARES = . Ap. Call 1 Vy @ a6 aN, . Indis (i. Stat ° RAGTI am ® * 53 Jun S. | ( F or > gal —- ee i “Ww 1: He gl t, used Pr _4 KE Ol, IAN ° pay m | rolls € ™ good Su P ay- mahos MACHI a th n arniah OOM fo Far on +i ade for ‘S—For i callie wr en proterred price sii ME (J lata, | "Compton ile; upri 2 1526 8. 7th. d| PLAYE! LIAN CO., | , a very fi pply of $) wany. NE—F (come GRAN odes x Choute AX. or sale. muti _ ’ I double h sale, 2 -- eo y. Southwes erred and ~- back - Jazz) in (c35 P —— \ ay. pright; $50. “ Re: PIANO 1004 O not h » ne cabi music FW nee almost or sale D. 112% : sonable. é' “8, arne 2 young, c - ° st av. - J MM, condi-| & ; Piano 20 les C3OX) | IANO— 381 me case, & O—For sale. $1 live st. e told inet t te d_mon new. ws fOr _ N.—R * RSE . es, and Ware Hauling Cc ss, Wak “Ae. hunky } Peck Schools rte ukulete ssons oO For s 4. A Ss ben good to r sale, ee (c. 7) . fro F hat TAL KI oney, 14 with ork oom - At For «a mm, 44124) M = “o., 2414 S. on; chga y teams ditto SALE re. Bldg s. 503 Holl , Vvaice ,.Or money | _ any: 00 ale, Kimball . . ch, scarf ne, SS-no $120; mah | music m new could ne NG MACHINE 4 wed. records; GRAN “give wens bs et 1avuisi ale. .an a - : ‘ MARE For , ‘ wath st Pp. Souther , ? FQ SALE t 7 Booklet y and Bld e Christens y | PIAN¢ ial d co dit fc n yall upri ; money; $5 and cabi te; 155 rol ogany rolls that h ’ a selecti ew, inel ( ‘HINE- -Fe ne lin. _ Fo b>, 1°70] N ~ a Tonst ana av, © pe ae it sound; ¢ sale, Vv ‘-— er: ICY CLE—F oe ral S641 mailed fr g.: also sen | NO—F'o} m. 145 1 ght, mahog- =F paymer 00 cash, net; own Is music, | enough ave not tion of outfit. 2F iding 50 rec or sale: $1 wre om; one Nicely ft kor a. eae 7 gana gy lig ery fine saddle ea Capen UKU = ee. Olive 297 Odeon | —vench._§ r sale. \ emay F y ments. 5 balan er needs. the | gh to tell been T 49A_P record e; $150; GRAND. or tw B. tor 2c 1X male c hea t week-dav any 24°91 saddle ~ e Law} Sai. Aply ———~wwwe~* KULE e 29% a Cc a SO. ipr ight. erry r $40 Cc oe” + ox b- 15, ce eas 8, the | ha d that played Al. ‘K IN ark ay a $75 f N D. ° - gentle _— p. 446 (Cc) N ays 21J, Su mare, | }l a. ply to 42 ELE s8 en- MANI oa OV mah ASH |} Pos y mon nd roll they G MACHINES or re is WN x WORSE ; Tne { ARES ~ nday. B . CYCLE = 208 Oakw erent elf-imst (c& OL, IN- arfiel i ogany right: jUVS fu t- Dispat thly | 8. are §s 7h. 38h CHIN ntleme NS. NI ai For aa Wis. t - 58 ~For sale y, Bomone? __°ts: —For sal xwoo ers, tr Dieer Gin boce noe c8) | __ ing. 39 Regal, _— , and | ri $47 ull size W ch, (4) For econd-| *'red. ». $100; | ES—Cahi ual shen hot ce ro _ sound wed saie. fo = t farm e, two Avett $9 up : e, $45 mle s. try “T ow have f; are very : | S ~. OS Isee ; $10. ( ee zht: be ash bu aters & “ only $87 s Klee “ok lik inet st a a P one. water: ood “ : r farm good mares, good tea -- c) BIC . 22 30 ¥ w heel f c instru " he Rur : faiied : y Aiffer- l # A Y E av ‘all Sund Rgnwepaneneg | H > th big « Vs — Son ‘th pf e 1 *) chunk - 7) Bs or att fine enal st. HA - Rg. Bst; t > e | B A 1eW : ch . with te te | to Ss conditic sale. m ere ) no, as e 80- > new : f ne; pl ar. 7 oe AS day. 4 WORSE For _ na hen Oo Fall -year ol y fat, BICYC r_attachmen clinche ae WAIIA ablishe’ SS DI eap. 4 case, B rifice: yn, - $180 y SS-r ent, it is -called + for $75 ty a OCUST, 2 _ 83 a é KE a sale. ila rs) Falion 1 ) a colt: w ell E Ll, k- -Fo — t. 41 r tire; da new N wulte — j foot 4 bi M ~F 138 ¢ “ook. flat | net: used tho rolls . cost S75 1ote: in reprodu entirel TAL . Cal ] iy B nar! - 14 « wee a weighing 1 wale: Outfit: — 0) MARE i ; 1 block e wit sell | uses r sale; first-cl 37_McRee. 9! od ‘“‘shortha r taught Bp Me iy mB pedal, $ or sale. 2 (c) | Post-Dis ig ee aS. Saas 0: forcad |, Breat cing the vy differ- | KING o ae fore elaet econa-sto : : yw) itfit: ~ ARE-—-—Fo nll east of J RIC a t-class oe (c) of musi nd. y the P I A N 10; lea cost $45- MOET. ds, ispat tc ch. hs; like si and a artist playi , ~ MAC ATS r stet ity. f vA ti : ; Torse ‘e sell separate ‘ vears , . tearm r sale, f. ne - Bs ef- Y ( ~ E 5 ae WLI condition 4 your fi Sic, we ‘sight re Ww continue () 5 or € ving. 152 ‘ cy mb P. HA = new. B Cc art- | i F Ss, » ing of th e, HINE - i | a} re ~ ; urnace or ; Ts nee Tt oa h of blac ’ year-old — i ditic ” or sal nee . 2108 T rst piec guara ading*’ } Central 4! sa le ; 27 _ 8. Br al} L E c ox D-16 or : e€ only 7 & ieee _ Ne reon aa Nicel : condition: " sale, 13%) NZI Parael) .) arness: ic ek. horses . $85; } _Grtion. 24438 P e: Westminster: « t is the iece pf ry ntee to t meth- | p al R017 3 speed upri ht: roadw ay. | action & CO,, ~ $90. o, only $695 sani $75. B ew; $115 steam ? vy furniahe HORSE argain. 14 pounds .{ cheap 5 oiee One com , single a matched | BICYCLE—F ennsylva inster; good con- to play— easiest pf all inst in 3 each you | lANO—F -_ £299 Sulll ght; very ch | tone. in first-cla "Ebony, ¢ | beautiful , a $300 “ ox Y-2, P Te at. Gee * . ie vor : oo Sulll - splendid | MN ORI S 7 wago and daout 27] 7. For nia ay, : d con- Hawai is thé m all instr 80 minuté must or sale livan. eap. | a Will ss condi ase mp i u mah b 0) B | ; Vie “, } ost-Dis- Licas - an Sprv r saie, Ww van _MARES—F . ith st n; selling le 1A B sale, waitan ost fasci uments os. | art sell. 2 _maho , | CONRO give se tion, right; | can ogany bh: aldwi ICTOR MT ee : —— © agen a : oc) | ‘ se For . : ng out: ! amber Ww ith 71 th guitar “ths ascinati ; to lear pP TA : 108 A gany wW 1 Y’S (Th rvice fo and a be h n by n, , Yv 1c T house ' on _— HORSE aad baba. ines | four r sale; si »| BICYCL Ker. coaste Ng Ha one Be ag ee all ng: a be ‘- No--F Wyomi pright; cheap: ts Pian S ace ik Wieeae nice ad. A ¥ grand pi like ne ROLA- ee keeptr irnished ro SE--F y. izs2z| * good farm bh x; youn . ic) E—Fo r brak iawaila . Writ ee to eac autiful | _ $100 or sale: ng. cheap; | $305 os.) Co se That | s to com strum A truly w piano v ns hn ~Cost —— " “ 1c: nilme os harness or sale ~ 4 ght . stock ’ horses Ss two i ___ tion. 81 r salé e. _ay. n Sc hoc 1 e for f © ch new cash. $4: ~~ E ° SHO BU numness r. llth tuarante e. ent. e w ond ic TRO >See ist sell SHO, ae ee pho xe nel sicenp! ale. 5 ore mac ow Hp ae ay lidia 4 two tm foal; — 7 Frankiir small b eae » St. 1 enor ae pu-| P 1A 4643 Ps llingt | Ys fi and Ol es Ali| F erful i LA—F ost. oe eli for $46: ne. omen ys HORSE HIinW' Wexingtor sound Cass from ¢ years: - BICYCLE iklin, 2d oY; KO --——— ouls, M usic, 322 ormation, | NO—F Page on uprigh plano: ne 88-1 ve Sts. or in- | Snes or sal yhittier. . ™M + Bee For lent: mn . dugg MI’ ~ iV , country. \ s:; prices | 1 E- -For 2 floor. od coa:ll- * _ a0. 229 WN. Gri ° SIOA or ‘sale. bl. 4 t - for bargai ibm i no 1ote Stuv (cl@) } . only $72 v e. 9944 e- larce SS MARKET and eres . ae. work |} - y| Mri k--for \F- f y. Meter: © ouisiana. sale: ev — S SONG WR! - arand A_S. Jeff upright ¢ ~~ wee t be told vesant player- | piano y $72, we hav Ie’ HOE, S. Con size m rooni«: 11 —T Fic s noree ___... | MULES e, ate o., | BICYC erything » ergeant-Ma TERS. A’ iP TAN : erson. iabler, | anteed; te vy: real $750. from plaver- | , left o ave an . Me AS-~Th ompton. ake; will, — r ne for ~larce | ORSE 1 Warne a , spring bu | LES word, ‘ 7 ge Be gz new. of t? Majo A ITE ° | ) _F oO ‘ “$110. THE erms 730 val new bes fi . ns } upr srigon iTree, . . nome housek and ro © AV. UuRKY | For sale: ali at il? Prairie. / om Paks For s 4124 1e Fou r Harold ut STION! | _mev r sale, - Call > PIAN to sult alue; f + Dest | nancial va ight Vv) very. sarrpl : eeping: neas: « . r gale and } v. y | ten av sale: sn@il WAT Prairi | - ar 371M sale, ‘boy’ has jus rth Inf: d Dixo i— er, 6426 upri h EX‘ © AN : ully gu troub ‘ party if Sie e. $10 Merpre ~~ x. ch . . re, _Prairte, : t b mntry n, ban $45 } Kast ght, goc SX CHANGE D TA ar- sell i ibles h y who f srr LA — up. [AN ania] WORSE ap. 4h Juniata, moun -,|MULES—For sal team. 295: ie, | BICYC 4421 And 8; good as (c) | sumi een” di Regim d leader | BUY ton. od, $85 CI -HANGE. _ 10 LKIN sell it, h s has | or H, ite F » for Sleigh , Sk.-bor ane ted har- sES—Fo — , ~003 Eas- | LE—F erson. new. D b ng his scharged ent, U 8 P| ma S good v. Ho- 20WN 1007-1008 | G MAC ry :; ’ e leavi yeen fo Mille ale, nen ceili housek laree f = Brilliante r sale, a fin : r sale: » a a } steel fra or sale: el- usiness _ former and is a PS A.., i Mm, 2607 F upright meé upright, — Market HINE i just . avViIng th » reed to Vv Tecate 3 N. uthe. bi ‘ OLnive eening 4 ront r oo . e. young. & ee MU 7% =: cheap. Sat _(e7) | BIC me: $11: t coaster: CR IRITEA, A writer s. Dixon 4 capacity 1! again re- PIAN Fran kli piano. S&S (c) m undolin attac $145. M et. (qf2) § . wrjtten 5 e city lecti LA—V ] . Broad wa x r Bm. Ales ~ ot bath. | MORSE SSOLA C fe Licks " 318 "M: ' yc LL E ; eee nad argwal late d ~ | fn with a® & possib n the ( ,. Fo te it Schubert ent: fi achment, ahogan for . us to c . .? and h ons: tor: lik ay. sia r om » Furnt! - » For ote | sin or sale arket. $15 1 — or Kain. 5244 esign: x in St inter ly the musi¢ dition, r sale, &| month ne valu four- y case, | immedi ut itt , as | _SHATT only e new: ’ c ple gas shed fro YIk Lawn male, 14(x ; cle harne rood (e2) So. 30: 37 sale: « ' _Maffitt. son St. Lotis national > only so $75. 3 elegant (ec) nthly fay e in ev pedal ar iate sal o this : INGE with Live & electric mt h » Is., _| MU rear, AT team, }, nIcycLe— 7 Hartt ood as g ‘hits tha@ a’ and } reputat ng | PIAN 615 1, upright, That G yments ery wa range- | For Sale. Ss price VICT :ER MU 'sIC ae- att te Hani Gani s.. also smal | L.ES——F a754 8. OB no pl : CYCLE—For rtford. new ; world, af any ve has ition liv- O -For s aciede fine c oe Cruarant . CONROY’ y. Cash only $13: , ROLA—F 1c CO., oe onait Two f hor | 1 mare, | £*!t® or sale roadway, ugs;); cond —For ‘kale, price | s If yo y other written | sunday sale on- | 2nd Olive &§ ees All J Y'S (Th or | uprt : 33, W oak pl For s CO., 910 Oliv olive. ae ine. lore on, che sale: har : ; unday , 4100 ¢ od ee eee at . (c) sides inertt Sed ene song wri more | 11, ¥:__-40K2 good _upri (c) | K = ts Pian e House pright pi , we have a ae ale; smail LIVE. 21 ares SS Th Ab eon nese coal 4 | MUL ES z 4 rrav ois rum. 80R0 asonal | : ’ ter mod ae inal a rit and a song : ter in th LA NO . = Sc hille Tr ght; che . ae et IMB \1 —— ACS 108. ) Cc or. 1 « } piano ex » a beat . t at. rth like mahogan 0 2108 4 NW T te isk oF Washinaten, ash wag. | 8-—For » aVenue. | MACYCl oe Whitti e, also D el, good | him nd melodi that you poem that pc ol or sale; pl. ap; call; Pi ALL Oak Upright ith | hardly | , exceptional itiful | VICTR new; chea y+ nable re ewly fi ’ 17 hand or sale, 1 big on. a5- wagons, ha sale, 25. and YCLE—For s sec uplex sna ) and talk otig.muaie, want set t pos- | py, dealers 18 in good ion aho, slightly pright, $19) (c >) al y be told f al value on ROLA --F D. LIVE. nt. teleph irntahs woo s ds high, 7 ig, sound | - MII} rness 1h2 qd horsen. 4 | or boy yr sale. ~e re also mak matte come up o orig- } [ ANO _1815_ Mic h conditior epinhiiiheniaads 1usic desk. ; ‘ carved. oo. ‘La a lv cost ei rom new ’ could ondition: or sale: a! ARNO. - one Tor quengee ’ iro ’ yeurs o} NACK h HS F _Co.., 11 bt cost BAU ee eepin A Neat! : WORSE away P dad, 1000 w urse, | one hor r sale. three 2 roadway wk Aberty rake, el able for man reasonab] nds of with him. eo} —ani0_ Vict © anal. gat wen, } onthly = om excellen full-le . origin - 12 Olis recorda: ™ new: venter x room: f ’ fur Sk or eterrzon f eight, at wr OTRO. 51 P ree 2yot y. | Ble y S oh” Me Bond ‘¢ ectric li r man with hir le prices music ar He | PI AN _ » PCO at. as nev eneeeeemeeeeeetimns fouse Tha payments nt bargal ngth - - | VIOCTR« $35. A : Ti on : ree Fell p sound sale, fine b arm yard. | MULES—F ae ee Foam LE—For sale; ‘all STS2A i pi bell; | "® n to get If y rangement AXNO—Will_ sacrifi v¥, muet sell. | 1ith lat Guar s. CONROY'S Cash| / Yom TERM c TAA Fe PINK, 351 pl Marke Fy fect pl ‘im bay, welg? For sale = a anal) wo or sale: good c = apamt | ¢ iil guar music t ou can s|;__unrial ill sacrific sell. Pit 8 Olty antees All It OT'S (T 0 ca MS: ost $2%0: or sale S14 KR at eture a 1000 po | 4 € ghing or , team “es ~ ie | jana ame; rea “good . —-——--—= - ant. ate vou antee y omen @iit A820 ice e . for —-4#——~ (46x) | BLA e Sts Its Pia ; (The th . n pay f quick ec ‘ good ; large ai P IN E ‘ans ooma f FORSE nd fat, $110. a | 4200 Ts 2500;. and good you 0) | ————- sonable condition; 22 with r song public composition | PIANO-- Wash cash, high-gri a | SIUS Ss nos.) Co ese } rs or al ; camh Call 4c87A. 6 ze ma ‘ , DD or light e “ + - | ~~ e AY double . Ing mul ' BICY 7 = we offes : 4 »7 22. out any ali ove ation and on | -For ington. gh- grad " upri h ‘ yN P i r. j . nstrum > most \ I¢ “TT all 4°87 bie b ge ~wouRekK ET lLaree f ~~ , blind hor r sale; lar ; NUILE--For sal harness; eR, | ‘'YCLE—F : _ 427 Lou addition charge f r the Uni circu- | = cheap, “6923 ale: $1200 e.| easy ght. in «& ano, $155 ~ (cio) | like. N ents any any of tOLA—F A_Cast! arcain PINE hohe ront ro dinand torse, $15 ‘eara’'t S40; ff ic) | slave; For sale: ; $200. | bicycles or sale — s- | every you will ¢ or this s ted Statec PIANC 23 Garn ) Chickeri | sy. Cash god conditi ~ Wainut cz . Nearly v. way th size mah or sale. leman. , INE “ay ;, 4g , fast lave; wo big | Lee ior sal new, $25; copy get a ervice— e ng: wil | ROY'S or mo tion; = act case | YC a anvon at v taken omany Vic most beautiful - heat ye e—-Nicely - HORSE re. $20. RaLv7 Nt goad | lerte rk anyw and e | see O°: e cheap: 25; alr Music P sold and royalty f and fn cond or sale; i sell! P (The H nthiy pay tion, very |. ars’ tit ' e we wil : you re in exch ctrola: auiful | orre " Ke ely furni SE For 27 St. Fet : here;: $65 ound: re |, BICYC % ae yp; apply o used} Loul ublishin -4 paid fo or each and : will =" (a) | _ Pianos, ‘ae ouse That ayments. C TY iy ne, or ev ; ill give al buy ange for thie Vict largest Pink ntlernen irniahed wuson sale, work LEDDI IN : OT al | , a ES For _— 932 WW es. Mo Cas P. Dixon- ane }P? ] A n( it W.4l1e sel! che grand: | i JSF | LEs ES ; or alth (;uarante ' ON-~ | - ou need even th two cust. . Motori atitomoathl rola ue " . Sm — $10 horse, $22 | ike ne? G WAGON Mi Laec-|. Sant Past’ sale; a Ra -I TEAC * Holland Bid Lane} _ Wi! Upright ap. 1397 € n good| cs LIE BRO: and Olive es All Its) that much ree years, if |“ a - Avtueniie, nell —aht telep Housekeept gu " $20: widow, $22, stak new; ghe tenia. ao (ny | 8424 Park sacrifi ner: in -ACHER Se ye _ Williams. or exchange. “lara. | case, ful tOS. mah@ea Sts (c ments fo ch. Thi : s, if LL the late ‘ Ne. 1882 . PINE w ephone ping fF HORSES —F w. | S224 Grav- PHDD ‘ap. 2922 G ale: and ; rk av. ce; leav rood 2c of viol rene 4 ON T change | te 1l-lengt! ny CTO) | r only is me or late n er 5 AL" Sh: Ko - irav- | LE _ Ww Pe Gas , d harness’ BIC } ( ing cit Cc con- S ornets f in and cor tee cng) ARD FE ¢: 4). spect, 1 musi upright, | . on t} ‘ ‘ $1 oO 9 ans pa 1 exhibi iodels ? oer ee haw lw ‘ hunky r gale baat ’ : wie hart Ack »~N gow sa wy LL, ES KF or ee eae Y. Call =. Gri und or sale ‘ cornet: | nue ches player. “} $32 ?1 i mo ani a i c mode plai 1¢é Pp m s r $2 \ | sonal vation hm 0 the | nekenp v front c ao , wen , - = andicanaliocen , S12 ; lesso | up for yench nthiv argain rn ip ev n aver- per week Inspe our new Ed sonable Ding. ¢ onnec' anaee> will 1) biack - f t-vear d re ex: also fl F zale ae ith coaster sale. one pre A av. and $15 ns 50c. | D-150. cash: tr ‘and 12 ; payment : at $175 every | Pay $8 . pianos c bh upon ft ction a sa lesron ison are lean, alle | _ ’ oO old -£: *DDLE! ne ool , new. Be j gain 4! brak € racer ESE AAD T 5% each teal Oe IP ‘ast - I 1 first-cl 25 Tolls i at Gua 8s CON a f. i ‘ or some f ’ ut o give nd tria : m: yo Ro ll eons TowsES | well cheal +h ony suit ¢ at. i : oR Ww A t 49) et sin. | od ‘ , e and r and eee UNIN . cone | PI ispat -class co 5 “muste, } and 1 { rantees NROY'S sh or $10 ry olks | merite: you lL canal ur OM . (sb “hes K t+ all pur- | well S20 GON & 3d | RICYCLES ‘allfornia mudguard one sabe Se G AN LAY ER- atch naition, | dlive St All Ita P S (The H pay $192 month rather | Ea sAVE a depend one be ae Larne fu , sag sale. . Jaaton, p . * osm) ON ‘ 10d CoO : j L, ES 4 5 8; bar- ice PP D ND REP. - Ce y I ANO ~* — 10x KIM Ss. lanos.) . ouse > + _ or #15 , som . r wf iron ne monev b € able idea - artrnent hes ot trme ris - ’ horse pair 6-year a. i EFDDLING feNair ndition ae eveles f ‘ limited - SCHTRER AIRIN — ntral RIS For 8% — pe | {BAI 1. , Cor. 11 , fie, but ¢ e wish Libe +f bets ¥ pureh of their Phi Fore 4 ° fre | es, just fro ar-old, beaut bermeg OUTFIT > must | bicycles, in sale at c number of racing» | estimat T & SON PAIRING PLAYEF 4K: ISIS Be $100: bargai | mod Upright, $18! th | instrument we will sh to | CONCH Cor re the new asing your MS 82 F at 501s HoRSEF * m countr buti. | On . harness, lic t-For: sal i ow es, in first-cls cost. Als of racing bi- i mate on tuning 2007 F AY ER-PIANO— N. Grand. bargain de a te in eve $185 Mat f{c10 | it as vol sell vou in INCORDI war tax! waged. phone Bo ae ti . Kor ai ye ax =& ’ cense od 5, ale. horse ard. New class co Iso severa rv- | ng Ron uning, ranklin months: ANO—-For of ek: partel ery Way ? ahogany c : . . l prefe a l an BARC netcialactad \ MU SIC s 7 ; amont 18 stearn hes anteed s sale: bugey -iPp Fpl - gel separa e, wag- We gu tires, SS.) ndition £13 | used | $1.50 iont 171, repairing av.:; free ita av. wll sell a sale. &8-note: use ic) little. a slightly carv ull-length case ; r r pavin | }AINS in talk HOUSE {IRD aia 24 matie ay sound Delmar or deliver IL, ING + WA te, ON14 | barga arantee sa! _ values at : and up- .* TUNING _Central 1: and vathelene Pp t a bargain e: used = rR yy’ 4 nd an pee A carved, been must wo aut . - 4 for used rec n talking = 912 16 # . on , su26J Ty. gKuar- | aitton; » QGQON—For; 4 ins; bes ale to cons $6 per | tor 13% “G, rep : 17h, LAtK . $346 Wich ; S (The 1} cellent n used very aor oman CA ords. 10 ‘x machines ar vw rent 8A mm nice reor Tt TS . 5540 Ke! $25 } or -aale ve le ¢ t My ver neist of pair f S3L. Si pairing: _e 5A {- P 7 AN ~ h- Pianos . louse T bargal very ¢ R! : os. 0 SH “ PI * and r a month ne os Aas . Lab Ilot : argain: BRC: in oes o., M2: , offered. : genul | ornia : Sidney 2 fac tor > . : | ard mak O- — o sella aceatinae ’ (or hat G ain. CON + wy neith ’ ne ¢: O0or Vv paid for ne at al HING — Ae hat ne: Tt eA Le mi call t good cor RIC ¥C _—— > N Gr urand . ne j ay é . ZR6u. S} y man. Vv Min . e. Se r sale, AS - el) | s oe -—+ ~-A~ : ltth A varantee : N- " eT on wa, the alentine’ talki: iT 4 : ‘tart Tf ." * 1 ee ; geod nME mat | PED _ olay A LES Fe and av. Avenue | $1.50 TUN Hii, Shop. 34 ic ges, 1531S iding rol note, 125 RUYS . and Olfv eee All Ita | ‘old f e of ¢t other c es 1006 nent . men? A244 me > _mndonh worker e indy heavy SDDLING ISki A | girl's or sal e TUNING saiiiihaiaiias 10 Call- ViK . ‘7 F or sa Si inev ( $1 5. ri } mellow t¢ ell upri mm o ’ ind just onde f be or will ctrola T ower aa on HiS—-For « men. | UP: 2 Se e wheels or sale: 2 wheel + aiee a Quumber ” foa ‘and on ence. Ti guarantee: playtrs; first OF Artin le; good HOG. (eNO) ght: $150; one: als «ht: full ’ just as good rful ¢ +4: Oliv trade: s and Fd Foome, 9150 51.— Front : workers or aie. 2 hors lla 8 ets narne and grea 2 curt Pes at -? umber of sters, &7 e | oO. WV Kautz * map eed: 25 y irst cl is P ] A ixton av for he nim” big bar . both { 5 fine St . scale out of aga ar th nilition Ld tee will call ison WA#HHI> un het ‘ . “weme or delh ef. ROO : Jia 8, Lith ess, $15 rs. shaft- ain) INDI rig disco of high- 7 and ctor 2578" 2520 8. Je years’ ad NO--F ginner:; (THE P Kain: te n excellent erling the f e day t , | GRE Miller's, anywh PSe Nts Te? sgeheepin i ‘ chean Very: sultal x!) size x , at #” UD. H | Saar ry pe Fo unt 424% grade use EXP + °ONTAL >. Jeffers exper!- leavi or sale: P : sae $5. PIANO rms $1 m4) lent Cr up- Ww : a@ory P ° ve LAT bar 1822 oO ere. irrace rs "424 i ; ‘ PORSE Neve Fast ble far any ood | PONY-—F - ank Wette dition, $12 r nale. LHe Page. sed ERT pil arson; Sidney Ho ng city. ‘amp & C _— |} EXCH ANGE AND T. weekly ondition; orld’s ] - and just : ame | standard gains wilere live st. Winnie heat hes Henne ; > Bor ton vy pur $" or sal x —- ~—— -- me VT 3b ap ! and ano tun | diamont. "all S o.. uprig ie (CHANGE, }f - ALKING | . ; argest as di Inve ri mak red on ASHINGUTON . ene sleer fenineds; le sale: © vea |» $90. Bter for rid j MOTO! gusellie. Wells eed; good c | nish electric er and (c (c14) Pp en third Sunday |! ght: $10. | PI a> ; 1007-1009 NG MAC ; all im deal irable. | tigate. e phon = — tr GTON. Fe ing | ae . brass a . . C¥CLE— é : d con- | shed f plano repairi LAYBER-P Ird floor norning “a AYER-P , —— 0 Mark ACHINE ! On porta 4: ers S - HA Artonoh omra ra lar N 204! Sec ao as sss-mounted h Sid: weiel RUN ¢ Tahaka, 0} ing or driv eren CLE—For si ~—- | S&S Co or electric. pis repal ne, players! +. IR-PIANO—For north, g 1156} _bes PIANO—F et at Pe On nt citi ‘ tores j VE ye phone Co 728. w we hal! Recond-f 901 : harness. §$ @ha 1." AROUTS livette \ ving: ‘ t hbareain As sale: 14 E ; . mpton. g ic plano. red; rolls ers | ahbinet and ge ll For sal st makes: da For sale . : (e@2) ir great - es. Ma Ss in | lOc your phono 7 Tis on ASHING . other Prerer : Ric Fost 110, 4: “yr or rub ad. to . fo MoT’ mR >on - TARRY Pa k Excelsi a - $1 ™) KE > _ Sidney ”14 Kem ante - Del rn ar a lie rolls: ie . SR. not m7 ' not answ . sim Ca h ¢ C Oonway - pl : organi . ny fact > : ltn per record. e anh re a ( ree try ° i. iN | m8 ‘mork Pat. ac ” theses er all its pick froin yan - i ape ‘ YCLE r r or. $45. P EXPERT 1 i A 144 Vv eh. ; per, . P i . bl. se Se ar e music W R51 er un less v en. retalls on one of ' ease Vv ol zation j ories nota Diase R vite ‘ coraas “% Lafavett dian; ax 3900, Vict nan, an or sale, t — ; 748 | &Uarant yers, latest ment of ers: we. player: pia ind est | KIN MACHI HOU SF, rite r W AS ba ping oF i HORSE - F agon, 2223 North § poh aereaoe oe genie: | = oe coe ee “ od | ~ MUS. ctor et. \y; upright; A yeautiful Schiller; | me a S . we new pia h nos. F piano avec tal ACHINE ia WiNG4 . Mer 253 North SLOKM BU ottage. F ieht 28a Park. — or sale o meta ca ICAL E ce! Maffitt av t: Al condition chiller ——{ en nts if desired: lifetime: and models: ave be or over s and | Dz, ! talking [8-—See -_ aiekan’ ten 7 eound ii aa ie ‘ve £27 : RIvGay orest CONN and har- MO ‘ . three-spee . iR Ags MPLOYM winianel (14) Pi : ay. dition: pri ~~ P mahog- change at red: your * monthly odels: f en mus on ve THE oweat ori ye 4 our att phone hewnwt eles tie? Purnk eheap » iM poun eat old . «*? mod For sale : -'M 3 TOR ; ed. 117 AL Ss AND ENT — AYVER-P —~ ce $0. 306 Music } a liberna piano acce y pav- ' actur ical in ars we a PIAN ce yutfites bef. oes + a tric tiaht d ° ~ WH nada 4 i“, biac (‘aes wagon £0: se, $15. - i con —* KE fle ‘. rend se — x NO | a I LAN¢ = . . or 8 i louse, a1' l valu epted | aah eras, Ww strum EXCt © AN / -. ore VW Ae sreany . a Se MORARE jiminet Alsxo on ck 25. bay spring w Atthhn - or sale . niniliaiiain gum syenty R SIN fie ahlitien ny cage For ral . nm ' le) | 4112 Pir ation. Cc nh ¢x- . orld ‘'« ent ma {ANGE a LK id ‘ertmns Ses Mines, oes — ‘ . mn Por on e pony STORM BU mare $20 agon Mart "4 slo F Thor. 1015 el eee ‘all ) Sur ' GERS W a titfie also Victr e. &&-note T 3 DEMON 1 st. oncordia | Ss oldest nu- | He IN 10% KING ™ be at housek oN aoe i old, weil nate. hand , nme BieaGgyY—F ». mahog- | 4 hree high- STRATION a (82) T. Low and be fr OGRAPHS 10%) Market At Page tences seuine rear is. Fleece 4° : leelmar Ab 1500 p some bay od nt high pa or sale « #¥ ood conditi 4 For sale i. ‘ me | luindell Ww ant . + 99T Ol; A LA YE R- P ippewa at. or cash | demonstrat! -grade &R- PT LAY YERS ’ if. STO at. om tman For. —_— at. Ww $° an “A A Oey . a!) etey 1. oundcsa . a“ ye! r will nel bas k rT exch i MOT ion Thal ‘ wit? --- ¢) }’ ] AN 9 OW. positio ve, val ] ANO OF | priee ne. t note pl a S 1109 RE profit tur gale. " » Ens T - ss i = tri . oo HMOnRRE g1ii are | pi trade f and rut lange. ele- | rok cy —- Mme Rent h side ¢ - Is] n: non alo; pract For a ' bie s at about yers .u ) Oo OLIV 2 | 8150 : S185 er: sav uy direct n Tyr lea: nm = nyt , Rlerth: ue Thi or hors ibber tire ; ele anes CLE-—F ton 341 ar: tice La dy union. Arco actically ale: E li lariteed: t nap for half t sed rf pen at E ST. 0 atyl vile $9 ve 100 , wie 144....Pur Z rep aced mga le ws a. used ' s buggy . °. COW ‘ red ST) eel S70. ene or sale D for ore also lady a\ new: b ngton M TH -. terme t early b . he regu thi night Reve e. $70 5 £185 per vw : ast tw irplah et > tees by tra agon : ous tita Corsi on . Chicke MOT 2am EK le. ] : . j iapaté hestr. ‘ y viol PLAN ——— argalr an- ! Be FI Oo suit uvers lar | 11s & ] until 9 nth. . $95 5h atyile. Mir n ard . et Ss me Levi ruck “ . harnea a’ at nm one — 4) at ne or rr « aston ndian } . ; work irist, t AND t : ’ 4207 i Ex ANDO AN : ; all gui aie. oO ’e] stvie, ts 0 4 KVMORE entliemen 4234 —. 07 “iio Ch se bu T il Woodeo month ‘ id has ey, vc L, . , . two- 7 RAP x Box _ to pra ful or saie Ki Se SOS 207A | __ BAC HAN © ND TA uar- | I ock d BRUN o Nighe: nF « 5 x44 HORSE. 1 witeau. V ~ J. Leon eon rd, St. N. ¢ cor een Enos Chout ~For si : | DREN R-S3 ne tone, ow ) eau ale. E with IM KE Post- | 22% , Der d " . bar —— PLAYE : . 1007-108 > MAC us pia - ohh Me , usekee pin ont or ours oe Sle” an on, storm AM We . ‘rchants’ ex Gem 414R c —For sale: ti “| HAW ~ Nepat ath “play } snes to play «8 RP ANNO. ad ; Col { —. het sale: $125; ce cfi2) ic an encl ile fo _baay 2 oppert motels a — aah st eta hak . Mie a « ead lle so bug ey R . r ahle, an ; @ »i Nit rT : ». jreen ] oe tw in w Y — . ' ‘ VW AILA N - ? ; ° ella rk ny : note: hy . “$ ot sa! . —— mak : n Al co al tubin o core 800K | areful l osed rT you. “OL I era. unity; are * Per . — SOUT y atford 9 “take — hige d 2 smal R CYCL g place: th tam.| eases rR! x R-| tay eautiful e. new ~~ | e, one of ndition; f 6 mah ms | driver. ear and | $4 AN ec 2 ANN rae H hal Pes 5 mie, t a es TEAM : * sil mules ridge. E—Fo e; a ba -| 4847 ing «en ()- Musi ~ 8016 Tow tone, m™m . mahogany inet: ? best: OS ull size ogany WOND a goo .GO TA A, 1004 ¢ se rR EE : iMhets | * ches ice horse, | " sing For sale oe priy foee: ~ $138 reain new. J ae ments sical §=en PLAYE = ; must sacrific ny.) want ave Kuarante rolis, bench stardar oT A ERFUI ’ d, hoa KEN em — st & 7 ARS one) F urhiat . ; : ” sor4 . eee? nate or de - round fe lOTORCY W Na | MAN V. Steel intervi tertainers.| _™ R-PIANO—For otis ce to-; P $45. b antee and rec neh and 4, PLAYE s VALU |; ve ry cahine - ifut : ih aa TANTD PP anes raome ; ORR : Lot and On. pF ouble; « and nih vee ULE-F tural | N—Ext _ 048 ew. J : | any S For si — (ce) | Poat -Dis alance receipt f cab-| AYER-P ’ ALUES . ' cords. 1 t ara 250 size 2 Your rPi.. 2 ; ; ? ; i* e ; | air A : ; good gentle rnin or " ani ertenc ot ] Ane ~ Lindell wil! &-note sale: he otitis Cc) . : patch, month j or an (* e IANO 4 IN . | ly ewel nea pho genuine ee ce. 4 ; Paria by apt-tee > anle .ver orest rate aE uble leatt pullers 4d . Work Me wo5 Gre ale. Indi ‘ , at destre 1 sheet In. ih | sacrifice q rolls. # autiful PIANOS. ily. Rox me, | AN RE “ . ROI : NEW new: wii needles ph: ~~ _' easonn? ‘* lv en ro win «6 i "a OK ‘rt ae vear-old tcf) _ . A278 haw : ier harnes ump Wag OTOR CYCLE iratian an; 2. sea 0 locate a position music ma | PIANO — 4. 27 Newt earf and b ma- i ele -For ‘ola D 18, \ anal 4 T SED LLS w ‘ we tle rful ail ahip c. . Otc... oe ie Auer th. Shin “ nimate | enmner! on and h sork hers VAtiUN S, sell coed oo " — Fo ‘ t. Post Dts ere pern in St, I n and pt- bye ——For s&a Soe ench; | ctric Dia\ . &: 0 be te) ; * (ENT. ON ~w HIC} mr N ia Paratr oOo D & ‘og eT Re mene? a HORSE s harness ree 1 . rary ror mua | Fe pa - rh iti a) sale 1 eo ‘i «?) ' wre ti h rrianer ele AUIS, Ww © my Case, le, vA Six ic ' upright er Al co sys fine Ww " > AN y _ { = . Dear te House ou A 1 SRN « . hous ING i? : . ' Sur As . - A Grave ‘ grocer ps MOTOR : m9 «3 : i E Mt aC 1iy. BR anting open Ay fine rT »? conce — ‘ ) nin majoranyv ndition: : uriitze | Th IN ST ™ RE rn { "hie hold Storage > " — ate cheep! }*” | Th sli f > ynie yay w : rin ¥ and cof ate CLA ‘L. - - rattan *xcelstor: | Pa TE A 7 ox R-dl el aily 2 ye, price rt at x. $125 buy vy: $8100 buy ‘io buy r. | e hund ” RL. ‘ ‘ORD. aan ae HES : ne $f ree 3320 Maa Tk ath wae ORK HOR offee. chea i? ORND For sal I ack _ Th R Wea ss old, P PTA NOS__F ; to 4, or cal 80. 3757 juare, £16. buy uys fine vuve fine « 3 ood | the laet ¢ reds of -ine }’ HON ® ee . ifonN Ft ¥ ‘per wee! a ith at wu. te «2 f oe reaecona! thare 1 SES. kor a. Mc T* ' = (ass aaie, 116: kite | ahs Ure? "s haol eo \ At B: —— tle S—-For “pale: . | Staney 2 ARR OO8; | Klieekan » fine Krack K ensingto ak en- People ew day rolle we | Re h — GRAPHS a See or Pr : : , iti M Ss . “ v me i ~ Iroa sale. 4 co} sel my ey aie } note, mY ny case , e r cash - | rece 2 ry lat “here k xchange parts and # : Signet “ 74 | > 4th H or; wide . rOoOR Cyc if N ahd n India : Na. A ,eatra. ie for a a . ity “14 ™) ae. ? erson by etal tubin . used Ve ; ton. iv ed a est, we ETO aoe ef. Mt. ; 10 earl ; a ben Labia pine be “wo fournie® . arness e; will tr ‘ LE FY " . 2c) n, in ' ‘ e A [ = “ K R mars ll occaston sone 1] A NO ——— Hamilton ‘ condttion 1 UPD} , old peo ‘le g. stand - ry little . of Q. R. won ] hav aati! ’ T wul i. Stew a: aes, ’ TA ~ . erin - , se . ‘ a ) ‘ | : an ~ ‘ : ; ‘i : clea | — ard - BR. S. erful bi fe . Mo. TT Al. srand clede aa le Ww ha sale. Al iran } 1 Centr i. 1 Secs han 1 and fi For ente ‘ firat floor a\ ' - r titie O4 - ve gvar make: The Rolls. ig at Ruy Pp HONG : tise p 4taiaA Z . Lindell t hay condition. or | PIANO PLAY . al SSSUR Local | © rare ome & ¢ aenith cash, bal: rolls, benc antee, c¢ used » above ock | facto a guara GRAPHS ad Pari , conve Rooms 4 MMi you? 36 n: oF | i) }*l e >) inl - er rreete ‘ all st - ” . gae | iATKe@ The ‘ neh and S. an giv pe tal are & ry and nteed TANT : terres : . , vo La sition AY LR--Exveri« tN. | PT. inday; nm range. '! Tir, ionthly cabinet. ve iti valuen niy a f cabine save machin rag. “ CA. @ wo 6 - mor : . ANO P » deale Re. eens Box W ot: Gm leca I we h ow t. trip 50 ne ° direct ith , aan : i picture nornings Xperience £99) en PLAYE > re, 4p | PRACTIC 3k, P vou f there ave to of the and Die-sprin r cent 2 arr all mod Nicely fu — T or — aftern ag | Do- — pee ER—For sale ~“ha-not fe) right CALLY new Po Ee : c central @83. hee per oom pry A oon at tune ssuedead: wtten ae Pw may conan WAOAY a “rh coprenind x R-326. in | PLAYER _8. Grane gg gg oO J ahem ea er = amas autamot pn AB e8e spec today ship ¢. 0 4, Reonts AY : Fost- LAYER-PI , nd av ‘ must sacr! panel, \ gany case - *e than «ti iy Vg. | that ile for etter atill out. tele tale ectary R AB INOIS \ entire p 60 ; —— a j like new. ANO—For s | fPhor without a t nedium x month syne these « You {1 let ws phone | _Chie epresent SAT. =e A ‘ ‘i. iv *t* iv Heres ‘ oF 2 n at aic, t ~ manda o vlemisa site . s u are xcept int to send . aco atives. = GENCY. . aN P inter oney. Rox vi Peo ice * anrante iA-nole | throughout these ~ inside plain bes un Sng sen ree v ites can to ae Vv eS Ven me Es \émer lang SaL4A Fy wr : aranteed: : r? ’ {isso " out the v any an u { rr -~ ! aT , ' ciehe ua CON c Rs you > us toa! 4 —a at oa. —— 1a ; S' win is Planoa, (The Houre The lease vou. and on, | $300 will (New); ¥ . DOLWAS- in 16 Voriened : 5 Cor oure | ij oln ry ma | sei! for ar 4 AN iz 7T ; jrand ‘ , . lith , Ly 1 i] 5 { i from $1: nO: e ew trol ot a Saree rie . eci® 1109 Ol riit “square p the lumber of an a CLMAN, ize@-—N ; 3 Ile i om &S~—N eely 4 AVE ST vit iano; 1 poing’” rows: furnace be ed. 352 +. Inspecti F bate =. meet Dee ° . ‘ 21 (* :' on . _ a i. - bn aden eet a - ° 34 A na fat ty . @tere e rhe " Purnitehed Pre i. ‘De _ bath Beat. owt suselst a — Sine “oie 3 Gas stor connecting e. clectric. ¥ al

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SUNDAY, rw, 4 . ee ge 700 ROOMS FOR RENT With and Without Board—lIs the place you have been seeking advertised here today? MARCH 16, 1919. 4 ; - MUSICAL _ MUSICAL ROOMS FOR RENT—SOUTH ROOMS FOR RENT—WEST ROOMS FOR RENi—WEST ROOMS FOR news—WEST ROOMS FOR RENT—COLORED ROOMS WITH 3OARD-WEST ROOMS WANTED ee en Se | i BO ORO POPP BA APPRB LLY ST ee ee ee ee LDP POLI OL LS ee ii ail li ie ie ae a a ee a tidied a ie ee ae ae Pee i” \ ~~ PEE® BA RECORD EXLHANGE EADS A¥., 2857—F 2 | ; Se oo = —Furnished rooms: eclec- | COOK,.2810—One lar south KINGSHIGHWAY, 336 N.—L rht r 2 ee ri ~oeeeeeoeSee FOR SALE a> 4 RECORDS dovght, sold and exchanged. Rec- a penta, hot water, telephone, fur- exeoned feom. large. unfurnished, southern iwth” or_ without “Kitchen pam ny Rag room | V BR NON. 4 “St Forest Ut. front room, 1 = s. = ~~ 20 3 N.—Connecting rooms for light MARYLAND, 4834—PFurnished rooms with or ROOMS Wei. = too =! ar oy 4. 2 é . ec- ace ea : arr —— 7 a ee a hh ER e Fad =} Nouse Kee ping bedrooms nh chenette. 2 , > : oe .. COO t LACLEDE, 372 he , without board. : B = Wel | and Mrs. $3 E. Brandon s F: ord Exchange, 1006 I (cl4) | GEY ER. 2327—Neatly ee og yl fos. 3610—3 furnished rooms on entens room: kite eR oy os ~ water. front | N priosieniant tas mt parior, “with kitchen , >? fs ING, 2441 N.— Furnished or. unfur- M ARY! AXD ity e— Ist “floor ‘room “for three: | aS ——- nets: woe. | -peethaths & ane ; 3 RECORDS— 1000 Victor pr Seal 70 per cent = : —_—=— — 2 “LEDE 4014 a 4 “modern _conven ences. hished sieeping or. housekee : re “her root * : ‘b able ont- NTRAL featuring successful week at Ting % “discount; leaving. 1527 8S. Broadway. mos) 2040—Nice light vent | rooin; private | ‘ OOK. 336 Light housekeeping. 2 furnished go, ter beusehees rooms, furnished! VERNON. Sivls-Very desirable fromt room, | TENTH AND TYLER —2 re neg en ma other rooms: also table board: reasonah’® 250M Wtd.—Furnished, by gentleman, in in 7 = e; 2 gen n or couple necting rooms: phone. —t eping; no children, (1) | furnished or ‘unfurnished: courteous: treat. ss. Apoty Janitress 192: N oh a MAHYLAND. 420—Room and board for 2, private residence: must be nice. ater Ih $5.50 each: vrivate home. —_—- | with congenial people | __hom oe — -—pCORDS—For | Edison cylin: Jer rec- GEY EK. 2020— Iwo large rooms, inc losed ri “OOK, 4402A ~_Lar Ke room, ~suitabie — for two: LACLEDE, s6s7 7A Fu rnished rooms. ejectric ! _ment and eS lie ces exten led. We = war 2 sam | . dn a LFTH. 273A N. Nicely. furnished h hall MARYL AND. 4308 ¥a- floor front. for 3: oth- | Leouia, south ef Chippewa ; — ——) a a eS ag er ; Vie@IMories ig Vi ginia _ ords. sell cheap. “i414 Franklin av, earch. tetlet ag egy Me: i s=cORDS—F nese fo ‘ , closets, gas r rivate - m : ‘ Hg heat; light housek & - © iY : : RDS—For sale, best silgytly used. 4 ange, $9 v ily Bell phone. OUSeK ee ping Ww Al TON. wt Beautifully furnished room . room rio torn all conventences. er roo ms excel! lent meals _reasonalie. _ ; ticulars incliudips: price. Rox ot Ta sale in all music departments, 10¢ me | off; bargains for Sunday 231 Franklin® | GRATIOT. 1515---Two large rooms, t third | COOK, 3736—2 unfurnished ——— LACLEDE, %635—Nicely furnistel 2d story | ,a@il conveniences: private family: steam-, THEODOSIA, 5573 gunday and evenings. 1414 Franklin. (c4) GRIND mate ere ronveniences foi-3 1 LAMA Shame: SLOD ser eee reom; hot | 4A\-1-™ Basil: fo Gece tae | furnished mectad thenr ten ee large. well TWENTIETH, #410 N.—Destrable furnished | room: ome Eiceant, southern 5 erred. oat wilt eemepenatliccmeens: Hox c PUB, fe S—For sale: brand-new Patt = | . r ene room for «1! 77. — — --——— ion — rts: . — room for 1 or 2 lad it % pe is. , L ~ si # CoO $ fipCORD t ie rec in priv ate family: modern c onveniences DE LMAR BL ® 4RG4 —~Rooms for } LiousekeePD- I = + an aa Vera “ A: Hi NG LON BL. ° 4879- -Larce furnished alone kite hen prtvilenen: ys IF a Ma, a WIN ¥ RV ten elegantly |- t and back rooms. (1 plete for housekeeping; strictly modern NEWRERRY. 4522—Roem and board for 2 WANT piace to ‘beara infant boy. Call at ' rn, : . oorn - wr . N. Kw , Sa el pews Columbia: yeur choice, 10c, {. Miller, ““ANUiIS. MAWA—1 Or 2 rooms, furaisned or ee 11 OF _ . - ON diamond disc, beautiful, F N. Broadway. __(e) | _unfurnished; reasonable. - DELMAR BL, 3942--Furnished 2d-floor front | —tUrnished a _Lindel | 2565 pe als REE, Me [ON BL., 4040—Room, 1 or 2/50 Single room. adults ‘men. all conventences. 2 car linens. No: a: bargain, $50. Artophone = i ‘, : ECORDS— For sale: ( ‘olumbia. — br: and- new: HiAR’ t FORD, “704 Room, all corveniences, room; ‘gentleman or couple: all _con\ Ss. wnt tal vena — hoe “egg ) hor ne for working Bis forking giris: ble eping or housekeeping. | "N N 3301 Two nicely furnished or part- | P GE ---- “Soa ee e- ee for . ~¢ ~~ ~ ~* oy = aeons ‘baby: st. ” ‘ 1 selections, at reduced price while they | also light housekesping ; for couple or 2 LELMAR BL., W043-——- Large, light room, two . —— a ndell 2210. iiniraieing' W. of es N\ULON, 4155—Nicety furnished reoms: | furnished front rooms, housekeeping rivate family: eppesite Principta. Cabany . Call Sunday or any ev IN Diamond Disc Phonogra ih, - F jast. Call today. 2418 Prego. | ladies. Grand 2668J. ae men or couple employed. Forest 18332W L INDE, eh. 4006 [wo completely furnished } - Sct On iveniences: free phone; reasonable. UNION BL. 1607— Room partly furnished .: R _ aftr 6 24154 “. 23¢. Mrs. : ditties ‘perfect condition; guaranteed | a. | RECORDS "Wea. Any amount of diso| HICKOKY, 1812A—-Neatly furnished sieep-| DEWUMAR BL., 4379— smecty Carats front | houseRreping _Fooms;__mecern__cpavestences, | WASHINGTON BL., 46835—Two rooms, com.|— Fe pil 0) MeO UlsS pi ‘e ° 2 ri. ) . = & ‘ : . —= : a . =e - - EE FONOLA—For sale. _Columbia, “cabl : 4 effects: open evenings and Sundays. we es SO: Ree a ~ room: steam heat, hot water; Bell phone. qvate f family. of oti adults, Hodbamont car |__for gentleman ; _electricity: bath: free phone. | W RIGHT. 1933—Two rooms furnisaed fot OOM-—Larce frent room with sleenine W est ‘on for lady invalid. Phone we, new; bargain. 4067A Labadie JUNIATA, $510—Nicely furnished room; gen- DELMAR BI 4431—Nicely furnished 2d ee - | WASHINGTON BL., 4236—Desirable | " ght howsekeeping or unfurnisse! Cen- perch: steam heat, continuous hot-water est Sou ee i a rae oMIL F AN, HL 2 front rooms for hor \se- ' private bath: meals; couple. t. inde 1 saan oat H200XN. : n . —e single room: excellent meals. Forest POARD ~AND R OOM Wid.- ” Ry gentiona je trac. Geil 35460. | t12SM small private family; state terma, P Lec— | epantnipeeaiidnationn aie J e . srr . a éé 4 — : FONOLA Wid. -Good : “BEAUTIFUL Ohio, Mickev,’’ | _tleman only: all_conventences; telephone. floor front 100 . | da, and some some record, ae ; ‘ ps , 5 fe — o wae ct Fe i m _ electric gertiema man oo eping; heat, free phone; reasonable : -* ak a ‘ ; iARNNB IT re [, Ro _‘) ' - - . et l é = ‘ easonadie; aiso W , : ey es ae ee a ~ (c) ‘‘ Kisses, Kiss Me Again,’’ | ight housekee} = rooms furnished for a ag ag ‘vartien ell —— ed sleeping; singie roem $2. es | ASHINGTON BL., 4023 Neatly furnished BELL, 3120A—Three unfurnished rooms. 816 ROOM AND KOARD--Large, well-furnished _W-305, Post-Dispateh. — ~ me“ seeenacienitive arties employed. _ MINERVA, 5v24—4 or 6 unfurnished rooms: | month, for colored : ee room, adjoining bath; apartment: vate : L|—Fer 2 men J A. s: me, 1% red. (*) : ; private; Room AND BOARD wre. er 2 young pall Central S744 N. J. Woeber. ; - F : . | ’ . rds and JF #£ ¢*Smiles and other new records, | 7 ee eae — — 77 CCR TT Be ae nd I AFAY E'! Te, 1825— Neat! lv furnished “rooms. DE Fey wt re 29 Neat. single room, for reasonable rent. WASHINGTON BL... 3633 Thr ree rc gentiemen, breakfast eptiensl. Lindel! employed. all conveniences; west of Grand, PHOPHON 4 ‘abinet a =e se - \ I ed esday’ evenings VASHINGTON BL., 4717 Newly furnished, | COOK. 41 ; ; Bed. . 'LAFAYETT KE, 10s—-2 light basement rooms, kitchenette: also hall room MecrPHERSON 105°+—hk urnished rooms for eT ee ag anne Same ak, ant oe board: reifned_ peeole owners residence tlemen. in refine? private Jewish r ‘Olumbla: w . = On . htiv used: ith 12 selections. B Ye “ eg ~~ - ter nt fo ] . } a . “AYET TE. $15—-Furnished front room for ern exposed room, for house keeping: £45) McePHERSON, 4068—Slee oa ant for large, beautiful front room: all) FINNEY, 4125-—Nicely fur " ¥ — TINGER } vit Nae », : :. ping and light hous: | ; ; . 4il. Nicely furnished rooms for | Vv D RNG rN. wc . Nicely furnished . nm widow or private family prefe APHONOLA—For ale sine Gates : Wee) Col er ———— — 7 | a | WASHINGTON : ot ——. 3 ote a , ne Colum. LAFAYETTE, 2044—Two connecting front DELMAR BIL... 4085—2 unfurnished third- 4, “PP SON inche>___ Gham arten + re ae VASHINGTON BL. 394.5—2-roon a rt- 4 ON ror. anni rae . ; bargain, $32. H. an | rooms; third floor, for housekeeping; floor rooms; reasonable or exchange for ee aete “private Meee Bnet 3970 17) | ment, completely furnished electric “bath LAWTON. “sul AO gy pe Pi, el ane . ERNON. cigs — Sinai and double connect- ROOMS AND BOARD Wtd. —Doubie and q riva > fami eS vores QTN.17) | ee = isine ee e " ‘ ~ ‘ ing roome. with board. for gentliemen only. ty _Toom board 3 ladies em pleyed. . ler, 3 WN Poni way. N. phone, heat: privat mchlrit nicely furnished | Was (IT age . " ASHINGTON aL. o¥42-—-Double and sin-! LEFFINGWELI, 423—Flat. 2 rooms 37 frent reem for 2: excellent en! b- ii M “AND Peaster Salvage Co., . . : . Te. ‘nt meais, Ca iM) polhonteentis Ke v2, O Country and Suburban Board loc lines _Private. cxshedinaniigtahieapeatvantlcmniinnoges = =! Me I SayN $558 } a a — | NARD. 6 N *r : McPHICRSU) i} Dor it : ’ : : , : i} . — eae waren > LUNA! 14 N, -ront mpom for colored. ‘fr NY ms wep fy Catholic family. can Re Oe eee PHOPHONE. For sale. and rec . and reco binet ; cheap; call Sunday. ; aan I 3 . ‘ ~- ~~~ + - ~~ = roon oO > ine sloetundion he we. j A ril catalogues mailed free. Open | LAFAYET TE, 2845—One nice sleeping genticman ; hot. Water heat. convenient; $2.) MopHMERSON, 4041--Tw front connecting ihe mbes: tp SME Sy merce! "or Craig ee 7 a ire) Sew Rex D- 242. Post-Dispatch. « : ; " 4 adn ; ¥ 71 ‘ ) ~ = - _—_———— - ——~" r - Tew eden etre ith sel 4 Ollet and water. DELMAR BL. , 4413 ~2d floor front, south- light housekeeping: also sleeping rooms WASHING TON BL., 4910—Owner desires | Sunday 3 to: m.: all day Monday. — "qe) | * ER a1. IN a6 — Ra i con mone ncn 2 . com on: 20 ; - ' 7 , _-—— = ne ” ™ On. exer pnt meals Forest. 3478 HihIM AND HOARD Wed ty gent ATTINGER MI’ SIC CO. . 910 Olive. ‘ — or 2. rence | free phone: ¥, _per week. tes manta. conveniences, colored ry - - Re ; ‘~ ¢ { _ % * " c6R —_———— 2 . ‘ ‘+ “ ‘ if bevel ar ai Lana Dreferred Pex R. Toe Post apate q + + (ec) _ two other rooms. work. | ee a Oo = — . — ys “a Ree OO eee apatites aE 2SQ)! i2s——T we - ~ D apcanssneen _ : ~Fi H ae t 4h “Far ter Columbia, an. and 2 For rent ety Lol hid agate. 10ec 7° “r LAF A Y KE | wh E. “1901. ~Housekeeping rooms: DELM A R BI... 51s1 ro Single south front | housekeeping ty » ri\ ate fz r i] , =, pee is . F EN‘ Nn. hina Loa: ue = ond story furuished . Post: Dispstch._ conve warts $20. ine. Wanted. Hictele Roommates. electricity, steam heat; near park; 3 car room; .meals optional: no other boarders: opijdren. — egg et: xg amity, no; gie rooms, southern exposure; all conven- | month . () riled fences. “ A . nt. any 4°04M. Dae NaS, Seine 2 employed daughters, Seconda EE roen) TORS—For sale: doubi ————— TAPAS BT eR | com; | ” — ms asprin yr line. Room Agencies, 20C per | LAFAYETTE. 2OOA Two connecting fronc| DELM. AR BI 4239— Newly furnished front > room usiness | WASHINGTON BI 4355—Nicely fu ' | 4 awalt he 4 aes ns & ee oe —~ a i ; + ine : ; > mane aa : : — . _ 2 ; Rm “a ee . a" Hho ATIT ae rooms in niceiy This UNSWICK To pay teed renee machines, 80. cn - } : ok inodern conveniences ™ ie only; |DELMAR BL., 4229—Neatly furnished! MARYLAND, 4110--Two_ front connecting} WASHINGTON ~~ Bl... 4600-—-Rarge, bright | — A : *) accomodations, board optional conventent beara in meaere home “South or Weat, ull y guaranteed : at ba aE 5 Ré OMS-—For light hous: ec})- \ . : a = ome ; —aome ooo housekeeping rooms: also sleeping rooms, a ousekeeping , rooms, all conveniences; room; housekeeping, kitchen privileges; | WASHINGTON, 3117°—Furnished rooms | loca tion ¢ isehy We Poat- Miepa teh. ATTINGER MI’ sic CO. i Olive. (088) : 8. elec tric ae ae By and dou- | - oe _— ae . | hiitdren oo kitch- all conveniences. dults: reasonabie phone, continuous hot water. for colored light house k e« ping eon WASHINGTON Hee Front “om aout het rt ru iM , AND pao) ARD Wid. Refi is ———_ ry} nh e 4 eee? a ) OD ; : y > a > ¥ 4 . : : "a ‘ 7 : : . ‘ . - — . i - - i ; ons os . 2 . ’ ! ? ‘ rte RGOGRAF H-—For gale: Victrol ee Foom>.. aon — . ~ ection _to children: _§ ——- | DELMAR BL... 4202—— Neatly furnished | " ARYLAND, 4361A—-Connecting rooms in| WASHINGTON BL., 4231--Nicely furnished | veniences Bomont 1783R. (*) © _— wire; gamit boant: hot-water heat: | . fine. ‘ m style; ROOMS —Nicely furnished. in st am-heated | | MISSOURI, 2819—2 large, light > ede water a) both phones: heat, electric lights: steam-heated apartment ‘ivilege roo! hot-water he B a. ee : : ; CONVEN leon cms ; man wants nicety furnished room : rooms, ) pn . a. ric ignts, | mone —" . priviieges, cou- | abl sdk 1Ot-Wa r neat, ell phone: reason- {| W ELLS, 621% [wo extra large. light rooms ~—e on ee ree eee % | hoard in modern home South or South weet, able ,| WASHLINGTON BL... 4956-—Single south roemn Rox W-305 _Post Dispatch Barge. cheap. 512 Robert av.. 7200 . s $ 7 south, | a apartment, private home: use of kitchen inside; separate entrance, $5. 54 conveniences; very quiet. ples, ladies , _ . elite with board, for business ee ee ee il FONOGRAPH—For sale. with — 2 ing b >. | ; " ( - -_— o_o - - > . . . o . orde. $18: call today. 200 ek jenent : Jit desired, phone. ‘abany 4432W. MISSOL XI, 121%—Single or connecting house-| DELMAR BL., 5157—-Beautifully “furnished! MARYLAND, 4160 Connecting suite of two) WASHINGTON BL., 4719A Front room: man or woman:| ROOMS AND BOARD Wtd.—Good home for ONOGRAPH- Cabinet st vie ~aenmenee atic ROOM One unf irnished room in private keeping poonis; fas, bath, water; reason- rooms: everything new: all modern conven- | large rooms and kitchenette front. elezant- ! southern exposure: also other rooms: hot | ROOMS WITH ROARD CITY near lelmar ane | nin ersity cars refined lady. 80 ¥ = on na. in op: plays ail recorda: Be $125. au ill io family or will + dae yg Rey e for respectable Sore ae ES Swen lences; ge ntlemen preferred. ae ae ly furnished complete for housekeeping: im- water: steam heat; free phone. Forest 418%) ee eNO 1S LET, -Double room steam and body: will pay 880 oer month. 5; will sell party; phone Central 8931X__ | MISSISSIVPI, 1506—Beautifully furnished. | DELMAR, s84—Two large connecting house-| Maculate; electricity. Kas range, linen, sil-| WASHINGTON. 4737A—Neatly furnished MISCELLANEOUS | heat: electric light. bath and phone, $14/_D-136. Post-Dispatch. tomat eee ie | | ; | per week Delmar 298AX ) 4 YY RPP PPA AAPA AL (7) ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—By elderty nable wane tort, Meth Moet aa ao. ” i jONGGLAP HS oor Mi AND BOA RD in owner's private x= —— ~_?P =~ ae mn : , “a L; nvenie ; gen wn! ple hol single room for gentleman. Phone| WASHINGTON RIL... 400T—Bright. clean | ROOM AND ROARD Wid. Young } HONOGRAPH—Heat : | | autif: ay ‘tone, — household thlemen, steam heat, connecting bath, east- tl ond floor, gas, water, front, rear en- only. ee Senate Ares EEE Ey ‘ (4) pre fer red ae: S : Eee. = } 3 3 | ee eaten y ATVER room; running water: refined home; elec- pleasant disposition. would like reom > eee —— foods, plaver-p*ano, > automobile, bargains, ern and southern exposure. Cabany 4365. | trance; reasonable. DEKMAR BL., 4035—Second floor front, | Oo awis 440) : 2 : WASHINGTON BL., 4166—Sleeping or house : 7 . “nishe, . } - " , , dh, - (yh) Apt s: nice ; rnished oom ‘ et ae ae ertecrog hl > oes : ty } HONOGRAPH—For sale; handsome cab. } ounge. refined couple preferred; ref- Yeatly furnished for housekeeping; both | “1 .4m-heated apartment ' ae ey ‘ Ae aa Sh: satisfac. bat 3 wa dred: no children Phone Web- IRE ee (RE a : : TIVE nigga to _—_-- Two conecting rooms, i Brera $0: si tes nisanes; mecend “floor. in | DE - M AR BL. O40. Large furnished rvoi: ‘rs $64 ~ Furnished rooms for light VW ASH l ee TON ] am “S11 F ore 3 ed rooms, | ; be : , ; = 1 ‘ hada ONOGRAPH—For sale: beautiful he | - pag range, heat; no chil- Fe thn tel ~ TE An = | numerous bath rooms; continuous hot wa- hous ‘keeping: $2 per week: modern. | with or without board, for workingmen, Ln ce doen nn ox W853, Post-Dis, | WESTMINSTER, 4255 Nicely furnished | _or_ write Box_ W.-78, Post- empaths.” mah a RESTON P a : 1741—Two rooms for light | ter; references. OLIVE, 3710—2 unfurnished rooms, cheap; | also light hous keeping. bE (hOM Ih urnishe.i, 2 in family, lL-room reom southern expesure: all conventence;: $4.50. ee ; : “ home, la lot. shade trees, 2d front, with! excellent table: suitable for 2 gentlemen or | BOOM AND BOARD Wtd.—By b ny. pimpont new, sell $10. including v é 6 ane ¢ pao . housekeeping: or _ sleeping room, ; °° Fag ese Regge mE *panat : #: Need money: call today. 1414 F BRIDDLE, 2115—Large, furnished room. d ane a. OM —— = _| DELMAR BL., 4217—Newly furnished house- running hot water. /WASHINGTON, 3t45—Clean housekeeping | ee , LKING MACHINE_For ‘pal ‘ranklin. . floor, light housekeeping, $1.50 weekly. |; ROOMS-—-Two rooms, downstairs, “housekeep- keeping, also sleeping rooms; modern con- | LIVE athet—wront room for siedpine: ladies rooms. running water, kitchenette, stearu | ~ TW fe - — $6 per wees | couple Rs S52 PS CEN woman, by wo ce 1; ctose to Gore and Oo, style: almost new: $55: eavene rnless:; , BROADWAY. 10121 N NN _-Furnished light ing; nice neighborhood. | Grand 4506R. ca _venienc es. ow a (1) pre fe rpec. ) si so “| heat: referenc es. pea ie aot (2) | tne woes mene + _£ '’ | WEST PINE. 4248—Nicely furnished rooms: oon nae ae il yg gy S = car rshing. 4 15 housekeeping o1 5 FT ad room. hall room, | Riv yM ~Large furnished room, for gentie- | DELLA ILM AR Bl... 8044- Large neatly furnished I ‘ ne IVE 3 4 Nicely jarutahed foul omery W ASHING TC rN I 4040 Two unfurnishe d he y Goat A N D cA be — | iene -eetegigg oom A tag excellent bev red terms reasonable. a> Maan after 7 Dp. m.. Webster 1483. : ~claas. FONOGRAPH— For ‘sal oa b clean, reasonable: block north of Franklin: man, in private home. r orest _3140, (2) second floor front room, suitable for cou- ele tric hoth ‘phones £4 - eek up : -— rooms, with kite henette. icebox, gas range, | si f = * ee ire, gr os 1. . OV oo oom a WEST P INE 4! 4" Large front room: good Dn ED = nn kao ne fin! e: cabinet stvle, ma- no infants: select onlv; call Sunday or eve- | ROO) | » conveniences ef ni | ple or two gentlemen. egg Reser : | electric,. hot-water heat; $8.25 week. , a ol hoard: home privileges Lindell 1928w, | ROOM AND BOARD Wt4.— Private onal nish; plays all records: $40. 8667 nee after 8:15 oc loc k (1) | tOOM--Ail home conveniences, re erences. —-- -— ——— -- — -—- OLIVE, Ww22A—Furnished rooms all con- {- —- first-class home accommodations, references Sep ; ‘ . _ 7 wishing te have y L Aine nin : 7 y e) os £ ; , 3 \ ic tor !425R. ee ee Le a as . DEL MAR BRI. . ROOD = Two furnished rooms; ; vVeniences: private farnilv reasonable fey?) \\ ASHINGTON BLL... 4111 Two onnes ting | exct anzed, = te tor 218% J. | W EST : INE nn Fine third floor front home with them camer — re of ex ONOGRA ' gga OE oe cnet CASS, 1827—Large, ciean 1oOpsekeeping : sh . dy em sloyed: break- | private bath: steam heat. Lindell 1451]. ) — : _ - - - * — | housekeeping rooms, second floor: elec- | -——— - — ———emnee room with excellent board for 2 people | . sha . ‘ PH—For ‘sale, lar rge cabinet room, bath, electric light. (*2) | ME pote mt i, hate Pree ren dine ¥ Saas (7) | patil ¥ or Furnished southern room;!| tricity. range: newly papered: everything | CENTRAL emploved: all conveniences. ety seunibinatl Sar anservane, Box , : ‘ ate ati} new : both phones - APPLE hl hla — ae ee ' . eB AED 0 NORTH style, need money: sacrifice. We Ph ade wt = : =a ‘ ee ee , 3740 St 9 ) Post-Dispatch, _| DELMAR BL.., 3707—Neatly furnished house- . , 9 ” | ¥ OLIVE, 4018 2d floor front: 2 rooms, com-| WATERMAN. 6O61LTSA—Nicely furnished room, DICKSON, 2001 Nicely furnished room; ail Pa ee nie Ps | - —— —_— aaa -—— —_ Auis., . C HOU’ SAU’, 4065 Front room. southern; | Box D- 167, RAFONOLA—For sale. Ci TP wrpe canaate for li¢ht housekeeping Or sleeping, for ined keeping room: conveniences; continuous hot : A—For sale: Columbia: s | ROOMS— Nic ely furnished rooms for refine she ' pletely fi she for ‘keer - refer. | of ; Used: cabinet style, with 24 ae 1G HTEENTH. R1; a1 N. “—Rooms: private; gentleman: modern conveniences: near Water. 1 reasonable. — Ot Ree a, eee - — furnished for housekeeping; refer SORRSED any. 6050. private family: refer- conveniences, steam heat: electric light. 'GREER 4S69--Furnished room. private fam ranteed: on terms if desired. . gentlemen only. | Grand and _ Park. _ Grand _ 16s84W. : DELMAR BL... 52584 wowty Susntaned Ol i 4999 Larac. weliel hed | — nee) Ml ———— ; f-) RRANKIAN, 2uz6éA-—Room and board; hot | _iiv. all canventernves: breakfast optiona STERN & CoO, 12th _anyl Olive. ve. (c) FRANKLIN. 99°5—-Furnished room for light | ROOM Furnished, for one or two - gentle- room: steam heat, continuous hot water: fortable ‘fone 8 et we tee _— | WATE re AN. 55xx ‘Handsomely furnished | ___ bath; bd gent: private | ae HEBERT. 8704—Room or 2 with or ae | be “CC To t . am heat: hot water: em- room, apartment, gentiemen, employed | 7 As ay co ij_-Furnished rooms. with| board: furnace heat: eiec tric light aaieean FOR RESOR | S ‘ 5 Te . On -— Ss ' ' f , “ : re waged 80 —_ 212 N. ot RE RUSSELL, 36 14 -We NH furnishe d south room | any 3051. eS Se ees RSS ae ee ee Er - s ener : PaBoe oe ‘ ovis ¢ ¥ ut nished rooms: ght housekeeping. ) | _ : | ty Pelton Peck Genial io lara | validates " a See ‘ and Rey gage pe id in priv ate family; gentlemen only. ' DELMAR BL... 3891—Beautifully furnished : + - private family: modern convs. Vy c St MINSTER PL.. 40l0—Beautifully fur- AL. ccs aes ee hl SS two ladies: meals optional. : Sen “"D. 262. REAL CSTATE SBCTION _ ; = 7-© sale ; art NKLIN “ana i ‘ st , - 9d-floor front for sleeping; 3d-floor front, | PAGE BL., 4057--Furnished rooms, for light | id seco or ith beenkinet. | “a — pa geet Fost-Disrateh | “ fyle: carpet wil ie gt cabinet FRANKL IN. 1432- Large front og +» and . 1- Rl ‘pau 5 1, 3Y31 F 7 rnii = . rooms ot Ne sleep ing or houseKeeping hot-water heat. ; house keeping: large por *h, electric light j red sé re d fl OOF re 4 ym, mi 1 . a cf A - handsome ly Min 9 excellent home meals: . = — : HOT en — —— oo ° 4 i Ae ale) i l ( ( WwWouUuUse- nic ‘ ‘ . . “— a i --— ; > 7 a “ - arv washstand in room; steam heat; gen keeping and sleeping: rooms, $4 pom & nished for housekeeping: adults only. LEN. 2121A—Room; bourd, 2 or 3 girls ELS - ait aetliea tia iaaaiti — ee Ow ' Ww ashingt > front room, gas, phone; very reason- | ———--———_—__——_ ——s ma. $1.50 up J ° DELMAR BL.. NOT Front ‘room in modern “ PPS eye Aiej WW ie 4 4s Furnished rooms posure, sanitary condition Forest 6149M. tlemen onl) conveniences; good home for 1 ot 2 airls, | -=— —— : 7 MH apartment with all. conveniences to ré- | Soy oe ae : : i _ awe war —— ih North Par a Record Exchange, RAND, 7 N—-Nice light room, gents or | — = ane i27-—Rooins for light houseKkeep- | WESTMINSTER PL., 306*—Sleeping roomy, | Grand 2087M. — ~~. ae -neneel S127 Locust: clon, mag. UWKING MAt + ‘tient housekeeping; very reasonable. |ST. VINCENT. 2903—Two connecting front ma. ARRAS ee he eee or_ gentlemen. employed only; call today or evenings; LAD, sues w th ‘b ore akfast; men;! aay @2 aw oat ak rooms: private bath: Tic : ING wie, HI INE =Hornless, — $100 si: size. GRAND. 11: N R f fi ished | rooms for light housekeeping: electric light: EAST N, 7 02—Two good living rooms, TAGE bts i15—Ome fine furnished front Olive cars. nodern ve tian family. ai. manmeits ee (cS) Solid agate. tic line, minimum 30e, plays al! records $25. 1527 8. Broadway. _or unfurnished “reasonable. — em |_eil_modern conveniences: Eree phon’ | chean: gas stove. electric lights ‘oom: first floor all conveniences WESTMINSTER, 4767--iarge front oom, | (;RA. 1 $335 ond-story room, board | “o AL pide ts 2800 Locust: hot and cold Out-of-town orders se per line extra. - = . ; ‘ 3 » 7 e -_—— ee . . : : b . . ; We wd A. a ‘ a 4 ° 4 L ‘ . e \ ‘ ye ‘ . rine e ) ¥ Crurtii, Mimi a fe shone 6 ~ BRING MACHINE —For sale, cabinet GRAND, 1 R gi in exchange | >/: VINCENT, J3429—Furnished rooms for) jAgTON, 5520—Nicely furnished room or 3 SSO3A—Medium size hall room,| | modern, priv ate home, very reasonadle;/ optional. Grand 4S44R onal nook yoy -_? a room; per week, $2.50 Discount le per line on three oF ~ ont = ‘ ‘ondition; $75, with rec- . io ork 125 > is — ’ en 7 ans sleeping and houseke eping. steam heat and furnished housekeeping rooms reasonahtl: | ttelv furnished: steam heat $2 best loca tior (7) ti TEFOR I). ~ ra ko’ wlenmt re een and beard: MEI V Il I ; 7, i Se ee —— PPL Le el remere sneertions. aie i Ma 1 8 (cH — | electric. | a 7 | GE N247— Nicely “nis! ; TM “suid Nice a ) . MELVILLE HOTEL—American plan; | ' inte ee Shiai sninaiaciedlh , ; . . —_———_---— war mm ane » i. w Nicely furnished, large WE STMINS TE RP , . 044——Nice ~ sleeping yvertlemen only: all conveniences. Grand “ thege . , LKING MACHINE—For sa GRAND, 1201 N—Nicely furnished front | gaRAH, 040 S.—Furnished rooms for house- | EASTON, 4419—Room and kitchen, furnished | ©“ oon. Sali’ conveniences. Forest 4326W or light housekeeping; Bell phone;| 803 ern. splendid location for refined peopie. | WANTED le; heautiful : " x k t use ping, } . : a ‘ ————eeeey ahogany, almost new. with records: Ml room; one or tw o gentlemen, $3 "keeping; also sleeping rooms, | _housekeeping, $1.75 weekly. “ - - . - TEs cit Sam tee fs — ————=——« | Forest 3087; Page or Union car. 5338 Bartmer. 10: need money, 1414 Franklin = = GRAND 1°15 N.—Nice room: . ae €1 ote oe ee ¢ room, | © ASTON. 4362A— Newly papered light rooms, ’ AGE BL.. 4944 Apt. 4. 2 furnished rooms, | ———————>—_________ | HENRIETTA, ws-—Two furnished front __ (eS) | COW Wrd To buy good mitk cow, on ALK CING MACHINE aio ‘am —? gentlemen: “hot ‘water: electric light: | SHENANDOAH, ' S60) South ee inom: complete housekeeping: responsible people} .- kitchen privileg steam heat WESTMINSTER PL., 4036 Attractively fur-; rooms all conveniences, me als if desired. | G@OPrONTAL HOTEL Grand and Bosteme: stallment plan: $5 weekly end good secer- 4 ’ ‘Suedtnn ay a _F ne mile ‘$150: Wf like Rell phone. J . . - , mis e closet: suitable sor 4: vr be t a! . only. | ye. BRL $112 Nicelv furnished room: hot | nished large double front rag omy room. 1st INDI LNA, 445] Neatly furnished ror n with rooms with running water and private ity, TOM Mitc hell av ee a 4u ar Saebaaart $75 for entire SHENANDOAH,. 1913 AND 1915-2. rooms STON. &®©42A—Two | ze, connecting bath: private; housekeeping privileges: floor; clean, warm, better than ordinary. or ithout boat ___ | bathrooms; phone service, elevator; rates, DOG Wtd jirown or biack, male A Park av. (ec) ANDELL, 3510--Steam- heated housekeeping ' ind kitehen water, gas. papered, $°). EAST £ , a ; * rht Bmp | , 1. | $2.50 week Lindell 4305R ITASKA “ee? Good home for good girl! Teasonable pantet, preferred Call Kinioeh at - . an \ ‘ ' rooms. furnished, ligh 1jouBeKeeping: Ccou- we. ; t aan — ao — — AAs A, secs. 100 , noms a , ~ + ——_— - - . — ee =. Mac HINES—-C ‘abinet a aia Hite othe — ao enone { SHE NANDOAH, 2663;A—3 unfurt 1ished front | ple or with infant: private home PAGE RI 6342— Two mnecting front WEST VINE BL., 4233—Blegant par ina wae makes small salary: (Ho; THE DE VON HOTEL 335 Maryland ay 271 R. Samana a oko. 2 ‘ t ’ _ » » t ao né a ‘ ‘ 7 ; - m _ a ’ 4 PEA he ae vy ( ce i¢'¢ ‘ 7) OK 4 . . , rn > aT): . . > Pex - a - : — = . = ; = . : - - a “Kleexamp Bros Piano Go. 2 _ rooms. the p 4 av. $3 ore UD. R e(e8) rooms with ght, phone_and_ ses | ENRIGHT, 4260—-Furnished room. | * tects. Rousskesping: ail camventences. | See 2 60 2 -AFAYEITE, 28i7Room and board for! Will open March 15, 1919, under new man-| GUINEA PIGS Witd.-All Binds; pay ae (c8) = = SOGDA Room; private; all — r WEST PINE BI sole —Nicely furnished gentlenen onlv. Grand 1782R | agement: the hotel has been newly deco- cash. Pet Show, S111 Oliva. BGINA records exchanged. Sc each: new me | RKUTGER, 1116 ; furnace. pein. 2 cars, call after 6 p. m, fined gentlemen or couple employed; 3d | i rds, $85 k : | : ); take Liberty Bond: Sunday o Al ~ aah dee teseel | third floor room after the 22nd instant. | tjemer ly. TAndell 417. : WESTMINSTER PI 1253-—-Larg double! homelike enday. wa! y r GA MENEK, 906 Nicely furnished, large | Phone. Grand N226W. | _tlem: 1 on a. ni I — = PAGE BL... 472:3 Front rooms, southern ex- / het i: all conveni« noes: ‘Olive case pes te : ab _ \ errors R ee ned Bs , all SHARDELL HOTE Tn 434 and Lindell bi. : | | t : » & CI.EVELAND., S06: toom am oar, a high-class family hotel. American plan. (cB) I S. | % Grand ——-——— : ANDO JAH, “ey TT . Phone Cabany 6307J 2 ‘ te eine ey eetesnneetesnctieenpmenstinstioes c Loc UST. 2914--Second-storv front: also front | **\*--* ENRIGHT, 5181—-Furnished room, all con- | ns . ita _ mplete isekeepin 7 is: pian v4 men , rated and has all modern conveniences EKING MACHINE—For sale: mahogany: narior: electri: ity, furnace. at A a . | ““Veniences: Bell phone: gentlemen preferred. | PAGE BL... 5003A--Front room: steam heat. | pq - meng Peta ens a FoSee: Cae. "| eee itl, 26:11 Nice furnished rooms; with | your patronage ts solicited : (7,| GUINEA PIGS Wtd.—5000, at once: will Buy 165 cabint- size machine: plavs all rec- ‘ ToccaT ° wer ee SHENAND¢ ae 22. 3 large. light rooms. ENRIGHT 114 Hall room. for light house- i I all conveniences: centlemen; = = i mi ink a : . or W ithout. meals (7) HOTE aie ) ——— ; — ' all you have, regardiess: o Ss; almost, new; for $75. Call 6180 Et DCUST. 8142-—Nicely furnished housekeepinz $10, Fag “eet ieee: ‘ — reasonable ‘orest 4581 WEST PINE BL.. 4111--Second-floor front “—? aa h t - $6 ' Vv 10 rooms 2 baths; steam heat, | size, sex: highest price paid 1. : — a , t- roeor steam heat, gas range: phone; Si. | 7 - ; —— Ati saa tial ae gentleman keeping. ae’ . . , roomn, suitable for two; reasonable. Lin- P ARK, J135€ Room with board: 3 ver ea sll outside rooms sultable for smail for ‘prices and shipolng tags ¥ _—— : Soe oaks (SO) | SH A 1) i sid Pia ‘oon. cNR T “OO arve - root Noe "AGE pha. ousekeeping rooms, fur a ; Se . : ' . s hotel or boardin house: inquire secon ’ : LKING MACHINE Y te Pt 20 _ “ y ’ ; . preferred: all convenierces, private family. | "for met tr le om ) Raided ng Oh ne | SHEN ANDOAH, 3629 (Apt. 6) One nicely | oo nocnrne. —--—+——- - PAGE BL., 445 Housekeeping room, kitch- | nouseke eping rooms for family: also larse | a oe , Nand American and European: very attractive in| PETS wt. cor. nousekeentnk; hot bath. heat, laundry >a ‘all e¢ ‘onveplences, near gars. Reasona- front rooms for sleeping ; s I Penn oe i er ~_— poome FB gene a _ing: als ) sleeping roorns en privileges or boar 1; 2 peopie; private KIRK WOOD. MO. r Tr wa Finaton. mate petigree not Mor tg oanbrs eee 4 » | OLIVE, — tigger moore —— —_— gents | ble wen ENRIGH T, 5870 Pleasant furnished front rrivate hor eo: free phone: re ne ‘WEST PINE BL., 421s—Une. two or — —— : a OPENS MAY 1. 1030. | nt nnd a... a. L ae’ — wees ‘ - or couple; gas, electric light, batn ca NT) oe KE) t iy 2 ——— — ment Sencha r r hed or unfurnished; beautifu ‘ENNESSEE, 2700A-—Room and board; pri- Family hotel with large porch and vard. | pr p Ty ae epee . eTROL, A “genuthe, | rga Hit . . ~— a SHENANDOAH, 4047--Furnished bedroom room for lady employed private famil) : Teer Pornisl nt rooms, furnishe ee ta , os eee ope | PUPPIES Wed All kinds: will call; ’ srs mH 1] hy sale, Beton - bargain. . OLIVE, 2523-—-Two fine, large rooms: good ‘foe one or two, or unfurnished room, | with | ' ENRIGHT, 4175 -B ny and kitchen for PAGE ‘BL. — | Rate sh ay J mve co Pin residence; large yard; kitchen pi ae vate family: voung lady preferred he gan aot eet om on street car line. 34 cash. Missouri’ Sauab Ce.. etty 1 so a. . 3 , , @ wet show a ‘ € . ream, private niliv, Con nence “| ? “Tr os ; nic “ wae , ; PiOCKS re suhpurban tf i ‘ ve ; i op aon CTROLA Y fe tor: Hke new: with 24 se- __condition: running water: $6.50 month. (c83" | yitchen privilege, If desired; P ark and Comp housekeeping: clean and cheerful: phone reasonal le. Reat and ge. . —— =~ = VIRGINIA, 2011—Two nicely furnished front | oh urches, ‘echeale. 20% rate ge Pegg yy | RANRITS Wt Pedigreed Nelgians. ections: only 825 f OLIVE. 2108\—Newly furnished rooms: rea- | ton cars, ——__ ; ——- | ENRIGHT, 4603——Nicely furnished front | = ee Moonta private | WHITTIER, 717—Large front room. 2d flaor:| rooms. with, preanesst of Reservoir Park. |'Y decorated end refurnighed. All modern Zealands or Flemish bucks im exchanae H ATTINGE R MI SIC CO., 910 Olive, (c68) __ sonable rent: telephone Bomont 2872. (2) | SIDNEY, 2002—Neatly furnished hall room, large alcove; phone; southern exposure, amily: eall a lay. between 9 and 12, or | —&8*" tiemen: cles 6 ook Lindell -m18.(2) a mock com Ss ns a SR ne h- conveniences. Light stnale or double con- some healthy eating rabbits. Call after ain 2 OLIVE, ahn2A— Neatly furnished, large cheap. __ nn , - ——— | conveniences . time through the week. ‘WHITTIER, 712-—-Second floor front conn na, Large, cool dining room; ex- Forest 4179. : SMRESE Fan Oe ren ’ sleeping room: free Bell phone: all con- |) soOt-THWEST. 5541—-Two rooms, rear, I ri —— comes 10] . etvad | weds a ing housekeeping rooms, range, electricity, | ' lent board, WHITE RATS Wtd.—4 of or over; cal or venlences . ; ae ENRIGHT, 4631—Connecting housekeepin:: ‘ ss LON, ~ urnisned rooms, atl!) reasonable : S. J. R. FRENCH, Proprietrese. ‘ nbit Olive (90 & : es Te ; TT. Neatly f shed roorm 4 . 4 ~ me ant : ry? leoln ey T Pasorna , : > : ’ : , : write ; ’ Regen . TINE. ae See orm TEXAS, 1600—Neatly urnisn : . | rooms: heat and phone, $5; one large room, dern conveniences: phone Delmar 2500K : —- ] axon = bthabee At BE mE mei Furnished rooms, strict 212 codiawn ay Kirkwood, Mo — Sims ses Pee ae CTHROLA —For sale; cost 80 new; . 14 Rooms for light housekeeping VANDEVENTER, 906 8S. Nicely furnished $5.50 iat m RAYMOND, . ; conveniences; gentie- WINDSOR PL _ on A- = rooms, Kite asain. at bourd if desired Le phone, ll phone. Kirkwood S81. DOGS AND CATS ndition: with records: 835. Art ne TT INE. a5N4) Large front room for light roome fo lieht housekeeping. > NRIG HT ABST. Nj “ely furnished h us man ore come — keeping; electricity; steam oman men preferred —_— — : eg eo a we yen eee So.. 1113 Olis , | ning — — | eon _ mo , riagig HOE OR age — — — . ———— heat: $6 week. = , thera Fe Witt fener gin oy live. {c85) houreke: ne = : VERMONT, 6324%—Unfurnished room, as, kee} tie room: southern exposure. Forest |) ROOM—New!v -furnished. Andel) 4867W - ORTH % ; AR > MF R. wh F ae ep n room. with ROOMMATES WANTED AIRDALE DOG~-- For sale. cal! 2421 Dickson, nearg . ‘ . ; FeTLLIeTis ee ae Sra ha ae LO Lm, : N ~— ati — - - IRBDALES—For sale, champion bred pug OTROLA--For sale; larme size mahogany: . o. AMW2-—Nicelv furnished room: steam toilet and oa e LOO Danse P ROOM-—-Nicely furnishe strictly private : j ‘Cc — $$ — OOO" HAH TMER. hoard and newly cecor@’- ENEZGHT, 5104—-Young lady to share A. Grueter, J733 Ohbo. on td 4 men #2578. C big bargain for — f. wr rer iflermnen \ ct FR. "OOo rA Ser ond floor front ENRIGHT. +i oe! TWo front ry mnecting j fan ily: lady emp oved P any 3k A RAL i on p TeTho 7 awe 5 : : . ae theme te iN - QnFe Housekeeping room, electric pordicna for hous¢ keeping. housekeeping rooms; gas range, sink: pr.- ROOM Bas iamed fol : ~ ania ARNER PL 2408 Two unt furnished rooms: ed third-stor' iro } } (abany SioW large front room with board reasonabie o>14X ‘or sale, most beautiful largeet cht telephone : va adie vate ww . Jet teeeeeees Se Pes wo gentie- | © vooersicity and heat furnished; adults. Col- SAN nt Attruetis frant roon : a —— ae a io Hize mahogany Victrola: this Victrola was eo ep —__-- | VIRGINA, 2011—Two nicely furaientd | a : men. _ Forest_ 61st aorey San See | Stern convenience ret close beard. (OO eet Young ladv, $4 per week. | BITCH—For sate; cocker spanie 1508 aken in exchange for atttomobiie: rel] 5: ~ INE. 3552 lwo front connecting rooms for | rooms with kitchen priv ileges. ENRIGHT, 3960-—2d-floor ; I sane ll convenierces ols Rattles oth at 7 ho . a ) -_ »} . . *TnLce! “fi - = ae ina es say gnc IOUS eping F ate } 1é., ‘ ( 1] oo > . . 5¢ @@ rrr 7 r- a? ‘ ] “orest o> 6 “i : ila . — ’ - —- oa ation - } buy. Motortat Automobile. 1s32 * Bn amet a clean; all conveniences; rea VIRGINIA OT1LLA Front room, on South aan keeping; pris ate hon Linde anartment responsible party lestred: 1 BACON, 1808—-steam heat; private family. NEL ayn iarae well-furnished rt ART MENY ro share desirable -room BOSTON TERRIER Fer saie, cheap. “Wes ast . nadie. | Gide. near car lina; call good board references ex- ing week, 44° Wabadcda pi ° ’ *? " ‘watchdog, a a) ee c*f nect] r Tewit CTROLA—For sale: small mahogany: also oak plano; both like new; cheap. t rooms, sleeping, fax N53. FRO ON Attractive 51) h room, West on exhibition in our salesroom; your per- ; = ae onal inxpection and trial can alone be relied 3 ROOMS--$2.50, $4: steam heat; Olive - : room or 2 gentlemen; facing | _- Too eo age Forest ~ : 2 breakfast - pon to give you a dependable idea of their i phone Bomont 1524. oily: near park and car line. | | ENRIGHT, o5~22--Attractive single atew" sm : ' > BI. \ + R. 2510—Furnished rooms, bath, s, breakfast optional chan OS63 Cleveland av Ril't.LDOoG-— For «ale. fine merite: save money by purchasing your new THIRD. sig $2 . ' red ¢ “9219 9 eat'y fur-'! private home; gentleman Cabany W72W LOOM F ront:: modern apartment; homelike ertecern. 7 ™ furnace heat ATES, oO Desirable front room, with ‘e | y re : : agon dog = > nice rooma: arranged » () rt... 2419—2 neat-y 1 - , +} electric lights, irnace leat. ‘ o, . OO \ wr 0 h new ' ison now netere the new war tax is added. : f| At: re GR month writes RE $ eepnin rooms. near park | : (1) “a! conve nie neces: 44") wes gentiemen - : r private home. Forest RK ‘ “ = . L a ~ a 4 ee ae - , tberal terr nt month. ‘ rs rts ne t ished geht hous« «eet . “a; Drew’ ROR - . wo | Borest ogo “2 BRILAIR, 1510 [wo rooms: electric ‘ 7 irnis room ; young bacly employed . reasonable. also other bulldogs. ‘ NOO ‘ 3 v ASHINGTON SA24--4ne or two roo anc car tee south ENRIGHT, S255—Nicely furnished southern ~s . : and gas: $j: two basement rooins, Kas ——— sera rae - = noe CORDIA MUSIC HOUSE, 912 Pine. (c@2) apartment: ticely furnished TT RMORE PL. S818 West Unfayette| feom: modern apartment: all conveniences, |; ROOM--Pleasant South front room in. pri- g4° Delmar 3800! res, RT —Excelle com — fl ROOMMATE Wtd.—Hefined jeaire : ui is 4 white pee. i A NS . In = ce) tf re Vi ae Sete . ‘DOS ' ! °°] floor east. fe family. 42900 West. Phone Forest . - — a Li Fay , oe Pin vi gill eet a iM) / \ @ fi ti ee nurse desires or saie. collie, yellow Baa & ° pw. =] “ A. talking ogee — and alightly WASHINGTON, 265 Front. back and hall Park: nice roome: southern exposure; all | a : . . . (e7) |COTE BRILLI ANTE. 4214—Two large, liz! with Oar 6 ae - I —_ pect roommate cusekeeping privileges; refer- | (herolee A Rah ir wi Pine reoome, $1.50 up: housekeeping tf desired conventences oe Sw _ | ENRIGHT, 1001-—Second-floor front, tl A reoms, $8 month; colored | eens, Bere a5 oe mees exchanged wo Barter. worest | * or 210 ‘ Alie- BH pail fo ik s. - , kitchenette: gas range: handsomely ' My) ‘abanne av. apartment: suitabl eda como =e erent Ss nt DA rta ioe he and ice W nyatee a c nad rekeetr ‘ : 1 . mi 7S) \T 4764 j : beautiful - I . +f ; s74%t alentine’ s 1008 Pine at. y ABHIN® : \rON, +424 “ee house ee e WEST nished: also large second-floor housekeeping r Liem xcellent meals; reasonable , rs rr ear gre wx ne me we as ' ar | DELMAR H40-——-Nice ‘reor board | = e ee : ee . irrace hent nhone sleening rooms . Y wa “TAI Front room for gents or cou- ROO M . ine, n ar . attractive - NTE, : _— oe DELMAR 77 “49—Front room. board. f : “+ : ‘ SE a 3 eis ; 4a aj in ath * lady employed COTE RRIL LIA : A uti » neople ;- back room, 8%. ( asa ’ ~— ‘ i “4 Iwn}--F sale Poston terrter, pedig He 4 STS Wreea 4&2. = roung * Aupe, ne chil cheap 4 quik kK aale 3242 Texas, upe ‘tf ” 2X tra r hall: } ma: cheap . ‘ ive 12 Miller's s, 1822 Olive st. (c99) : Weege ge in other roorn: ' " heat continuous hot water. all conveniences Cabanv re é ’ aan r . ” Ne ay ; ASHING TO 8 Sing housekeepin . T t wns i >) rivi- - . reas nab! e rest room; modern, for ¢ — a oe Sa ; :. -i* ESAT harvaias offered on used ruarentecd: ae aes P aoe. te oe and Kitch- MAS): ~ oem meca: thal yy Ist j ZCI MHA Neatly furnished = front — a > t ne . . entience } on r 4 e. Ve . Ce “ . . nt ' Ge \ ifs ty ~! POM pris Sa ' . : mn " a“ ‘> pes ‘’ ".?) oe , . - - - “ -—-« AVE your phonogra aph records exchanged: . HINGTON. hoes oy oa + ! - Seng = com. ali_conventences: kitchen priviles ' also light housekeeping roome; all conven : 9 Tt 2 a a beutiful unfurnished | -SelssAr oe for | © .*| ROOMS Wid eurriahe droome fret | 0G For mie, voung Delmation: chess itv 10¢ per record Vrite for particuiars, I!- oom, light housekeeping and sleeping 4 CRERT. TASA-—-Hall room. 12 gentleman, Rx M West End, to tv worn mp) EAST GRAND, se eee aciea gentlemen th bowrd ai meals with , pu ~— i 6am Dead . s he? noise Disc Re a Exchange, Sandoval, ti Til. conveniences, =e wo wo omen $1.) wee Forest 30sow. eee ee ge ae ; or man and © ife employed, hedroom, sit- hous ping rooms, bath, eectricit) eut rooms Lindell 350-461 or second Rox W.-1%5. Post-Ite te 7 go — ti ' —_——- P : ? . ; ° : 4 " ‘ “) >/ Tr) rooms - —— . ‘ . +" ‘ QF y ‘ > . 7 . ’ ba ; ma - RGE ST stock of “? lieon “records | in in the W ASHING TON. “3101 } urnished ys ost : ‘ = . Mine rooms housekeeping or ‘ ace AP. ae ¢ oy a wy ad ates t iz Naty id veal Mere kk ' I - Pett J : F 7 DELMAR ee 3 r ily furnished he . oe . m = eee Ss ge Pa months ela 4728 Varreimen. os city come in to hear your favorite records heat, electric light, hot water, ell) pate yo water heat, electri adult at epoing pa ny LEVEN 2hi4 N tooms Tor Ment Hh *’a-floor bedroon ither osure: sleep ilv. Routh Side preterres ox —— en : ' . ; > t oO at : . & . nhane _ ™ : - : - ‘ He room ae — = : ; 4, } oun INC oT A MUSIC HOUSE vi12 Pine, fom2) : —————— OF Ee ee ae » re ‘ reor Siow a - ry \ 7 eae EA es oe h erson an Lew stead especial Keening f ent 82.00 single $1..4) 3 ing only a il conveniences. board = Ge roOoOMSs infurnished reome with et ph Re male apits doa. cheap. # KIN‘ MACHINES See “our attra ive NOs ON, S118 Elegant sleeping, " ? Oils Neatls furnished roonis es . : wh A cong ine pan he _—"" = esirs - Oot P ie ny vt Keeping Foot? RT I F. N T =. exe N ‘urns . ‘ . | sired - . yal vit ‘“ hao 1} 267 I> ; — ; ad - : ee aR pectal talking ye ie eget gene uy- housekeeping rooms: all modern conven- ‘for housekes ing: heated 63.50: hall room. | sss “aan — , y+ es ao or Forest room; priva farniiy ENRIGHT. ™W7-—Nicely furnished room, good 7 niahed. gentleman. private! IM*}—Fer sale, Scotch colile; cheap. 2868 awe prices and yrs con: $° and $2.50 un. a: — : ‘ 8973-—Furnished front room, r Whit aS’ GAREIELD. 36: a ae hauee- abl ‘shany me27w smite: ne other | ' “ M room 1022 Arvenal . — jon tune te, pone . o = ladies kits hen ' rivilegwes . Are " : in A . fant . r ’ ‘ , athe ‘ ‘ ‘ — ' 3° ' \ . : : 7 : . , Ls ytd > rl & ee K No. MAC SHINE ER, 1465.-Furntshed front room, with RAYARD. 79% Two connecting housckeep- | se-r-- "eRe “ En , keeping eat and hati ENRIGHT > Senthert x cern’ roe ; Ly For sale good wateh dos: mediwen == . = err - toy __ arket _ st. {6 ‘haut beard; gentlemen only ine ro we: po other roomers Forest 495 0W EN ANS — I * House ‘keet ing pen —ne”* je 7 —_— 1) oe ‘ A RE IE ILD: 5S: Nicely furnished room ith s#icove ; eonvemiet penta be " And kitchenette, for coupie. size cheap 4in4 N. Euctia . : ° . . « . : : rivi a) al i ait v veniens rei l Nove at ; : ana ** mI A y. ; ‘ : . iwa?t rY he‘ ‘i. , ert iovssiat : - fr =e aha ee + oe — : Pe Naa er ont ; . ahah gY + a aasne Some. cut MAYARD. 747-1 or 2 furnished rooms, use RE ha am eee a ” ispate? ir ght house ping In — fam- . — — Pe ny i} particulars Hox Dv [h*is—For sale. baby pondies, males, one, . 1a . ' ' 4 TUB The } : , tr “¢ > . »# . : ov . , an ant . » i TY be Ad >. : . - “7 =* ° he ‘ ' epates srofit si k5 ale. i058, fis style. : Lat te HER gt mp ng pa a. conven! ef kitchen permitted: private INNEY To ee oF, SO me ina | “9 wag gr eens ae moder? immar .~ rif INR] BAC HELORS _HOME, 7 - 66h one §& B11" Enrieaht a. 150 «ty + re ; F a5 “— std i Lh ot oi At bt SR > 77 »” front rooms. furnished Tor ~ nella tg ge ool ie Sl ” lhe e vo anes mil ad res * GERALDINE. 53415—-Furnished rooms for ‘ATE NG T {i LASS RUSINESS vt omelhke vy middie-aged gen- ” ‘yie, ’ $05 atvle, 30 4 i RAYARD, THA clad space . . , rooms. for light heusekeenp! ight, comfortadie a ‘ COnUNUOU “wy . ' 7 kitchenett: eA te . . T ' va. - .. fined widew without «hildren pre Ihtvui—Por swale, Aleake Rotts. male, eee: , housekeeping, Protestants; only; Hodla- | ay, £751—Front roon th c] 10 iter y ice, DT tch ight hopsereepimes, ty ites ‘| Bort : REFINI z . Re imomteh monthe er yg broke: or wit! trade far aenreds va “% OP a nt only ' aie en privileges: ladi n ore bath P ;, LEA yt ‘REECT SE ' hickens 4222 lows av RUNSWICK Phonogra model: ae dia = ette: hous: keenring . Cy SEALS AND PERFECT SE tnfu 4h rt ~’ ‘ ph, latest” . .? Y. > . pm ” ‘: *iv ournished room . ‘ al . : 2 a, ; VT 7 ‘ , mn housekeer ing i j o 4 , 4 : Vs tA ur! : 7 psekeenping in Plays all records; fine opportunity; see tm- at & - = wae Penns en a barn ering conven... FOUNTAIN, 48xx—Well furnished room ar-~— ; | oe AMON nver oo te 2 ‘ al ? ‘ak fox W For sale, Engiteh bell, female, steed Mecdiateiy Easy terms pi ' an ane boar’. og Aye t f aero ) | 1 or 2 iadter Vall Forest 7196 . h~s Ferry Stemerts re yet Ae eh, = } t T ’ irwt “ ro dj 7A ot. Dienatc? a bt re! ay = . ome ’ - private “es ‘ amis b — —= : ja} i] fr . r . ongenial n a? , I ' 5 a “ro n . cite?) enet Pe + : : . ree ty len ¢vT . 7 e ii awe } _ ‘ - ’ " . » on r . ery i TANS oie wan iful $250 sige « ) " a . = . yy . : \ “ [ arce sense * irn! . _ . - ™ om . ' yy new wi,! shin ‘ — D —~ approval; x TEN NTON wt ‘ Fr: nt reo lat floor, two CATIANN! ht Steam heat hot ba h; pri = rr ‘ a ‘ae Pr } i } i-heated n +7 6118 N l nfurnished rooms a : , : . 48.8) 1. 4 Pat’ ted = Bg" aon. P recond floor 4 4 mti ’ . a ™ " > ur rf . — .. e ’ oe r alata: fa hove ; ori ‘ >» ts rs . " } : - 7 — -? AP . ¢ » “ = » — ‘ertderful barwain somteell Storage Co., ladies or center: kitchen privileges vate tamtls; 63; gentionmn oF Mey Om: Om 6 - : - rs nlavet Tahoe a ey a“ ' ven ‘age line ‘oreat 8172.47) D 1. electris er 2 | mployed, first floor or 1104 sbedecgies , 2 -~For sale, Reston terrier, mate, dark 2° N. Dearborn. Chicago } RENTON PI. 24--}lousekeeping rooms; hear | Ploved a a = | Sn CO orCOMERY. I026—Neatly furnished 3 able. 2 —o | brindle, perfect white mart! ' es ; ~ ’ . NK > “Oint oo! i] ’ 7h VW ys aree inal : ir?riLE +4 ‘ > corinne on 4 . > . nny my ; : ar nploved wants room in a | a tat will sehow —_ . Anda lleht. Sidnew IARIR CARANNE AVN lavety ftront vr n. middle GOODFELIAW - La ee, sinall i canenit er week Romont Centra! 297 " - mere se -_ : ' Me er a eqisteret ZORDS, FP HONOGRAPHS | AND PARTS a 4 RLAIN = aged business nan preferred P riee $4.00 rooms for t or 2 bar rR pat me RESIN ¢ ol et eset be mk” ‘ | prs vy: preferably mo other self, cheap if ecid today. 8859 Nertm J wir hy ‘douhie recard a. Re. . lien Ly aAT4 « “ furnished roorrne ant ‘ 418 - .~N rl ; > Py : ‘ ’ ' ‘ ; ’ , ’ wt ’ ~sI \\ “= | } Al) , rnoien ; r t} L ‘ 7 i ; ria i Se ane . . re re : ~iy por re he ‘ation, i wi reer m ‘ recor ws 7 Inch trial ree orda. . ; 4 | id t houmeke ening (,raned RPA . ee Ve we 0 rey . - -e ry : ; ' ott net Tenet: h B : rt phonographe $1.™) up Catalogue free. hor A’ Ti rem J i148 Rooms well furnished Hodi amont ent heneekeenine Toons 1 ven'er ih = . nth a Speen: in ' hy i ’ i (7) reotratant muet ‘¢ t ' j , . “4 _* 1s ow rss ' : _ - : : : ¥ ? morning and every 7 fa.. fererd ceeinntianedt 10 each, 7 par, , ' : . = [ANIC AT mos .Nicely furnished room } : > ei . ; LANNE. 5018—Bachelors’ home, catering KENSINGTON. 5184 pand ean | | “AI *% _— 2 ‘low ; : ret f te Z , ; 4 rw err co" (agar mua’ ~ reyhow Pr “. + reproducer maSote wi ship ec. 0. 4, Lg IPFORNIA, Z314A--Furaished front room. @uHAMBERLAIN . l—3 ly furnished. privileges, near Delmar. Union, Hodiamor SUA RI ier I at. ont ing MIB on se : : ; wr a. ae rer n iet inside. Box R- ff ppretal. write ; - Jet floor for one or two at uthern exmeed front roo hot wate ears Forest 4411 W (7 “well fur hed room: reaAROons onvel NORTH MARKET Mee i u } all gagpteoet ame , = y on ' tit» FRE SCH SObLE Ii! TNots BALES A ENC Be : CLEVELAND, 4119—Furnished reom, for ° teat. all medern conveniences; excellent t- ae ey Oo roon £14 ' pone oem. : . ; — *t ¢. hea, 4TZ1A Cote : : a m4er tis ENSINGTON f2 Laie comfort ) cn) wre tchenette. unfurnished Chica Representatives. 21 E. Ven Burem, a —onveniences. Phone Grand 540M B. ss urn! roe miern. phone. lhu nary R bil lwo furnished house-|/ NORTH MAR TT. 2615-—Foul light on7 7% “ee net . partly irnishect we of bath, heat, HOUND For sale, ee oes oom —_—— DOULMAN izz4-Three rooms, gas, laund: CARPENTER PI! ised Toor a, rivileg n Im Union. Hodlamo: é' he rooms, second §) us ; Nephot at me meanpie emple : tie. iaht lertv@ coup! South Side. Box D young biack and FICTRO! \ (Ne an value » 3 _ ond toflet: £14 ed hed oe sess furnished Of! cars Forest 4410W (i) | TAY! . 2 Nf y furr | roon inquire firat foe man preferred 7 341. Post.Dispat _ Mot ND For sais 4a Aew " P DOLMAN. ize Nicels furnished house unfurn ons “32'S HIGHWAY 210A \ Unfurnished nwiern apa , f ; : nef urni ih BF RMOON STON al . — rxOoMms Wee yA y wants 3 uwnfurnieh’ iiuaie -mrecain =, a8 al from ! y? avithern ename single or et ite kitchen rit WwW aed im as 4 : ‘ ! Cust : fan . a renven! , rower ® home cooking ts Yeon ven iences rome near Cathoii church reasonable KITTEN For sale. 1 t's raity Year nf permanent. send particulars, price, ete WaUtA Shenencee> ar . , ; x ; } ‘ ce 7 ho “ate ‘ATES S300 VW il] sel! for $150; hand- + nent a. mets furnact heat hot wat ‘ el , OP ngs, oleate Greatly | a | | . - --~ Pm sna. . a . mec soon . . . , 2s ‘. + t-floor ont, i}ee) Tilo a. | Le ol “ ' " = ~~ . var sat 3 . bade from the lumber of an old a BADE Fls..£ cofnecting rooms, for CATES rae eres ne Bag yA ggnen , - HIGHWAY, 90 § Reautiful ma ' ‘t furnished room, tt orivate fan y: nate? PHERSON 17 laree sarund-tlaat > en bed Poat-lLiepatct — : , . a mine heening —" find “ , Sgt ofl - y furnished room. adjotning | fe ) vee » Apartment ruts ' u eepin + in on southern eiposure good family ‘> wr Wirth emali orivate family, Dy ; ua! e plano > inspection in- E KADS. 2S Prurnished housekeeping room? o ™ rs . ph ‘ ; ' a : . F aN “ea . pue ces roeome;nrs Té lephone Fy rest yl. , ‘y , he 4 wT iW tAls Loestra b eo arge frer , | ca to \ " rr , ‘ T how ’ ; = itll ad etat , ‘ae nes 53 . : tm iat ae Aret. Pt Pr Y. ~ For sale. fox terriee. ~ - me, ; ’ = . sn . 20 ‘may . = electric. tmath, heat. private home : ; KING'S HIGHWAY, 12468 WN Nice] ’ 2 women £2 Forest 9° (1) OR Ps lems ye Oo geht! McPHERSON, 4246-Handsome newly fu 4 in goed b ity: ne other, reem- ti d., bI21 ( OZ7enDS ay. Phone 4 ADS. - t ted Ay ON RD (1am i 1} room. neil reom mocern convenk ncts +h = he N - 4 . on e} LAY: ae .- _ > ; — _— ‘ adc site mteah, ~ wet? wt? bard ay | ceenventen: er tii cwetee i idier tth ts? without . oth) — i. jO05.--2 connecting hoursekeeniniin or - » — ne ; sci n ty € ; prone, i Vv NO) {Km Furniahe ‘aree ad-floor housekeening and sieeping r ' iV i : : , r D mdell 702W., ‘ < ~ fooms, gas stove, electric, water in kitchen. ‘COOK, 3622—Furnished room, Page car, front room, 87 per month, eimar 6K. phone; electric; employed. PMA “give full particulars. “Box ‘D-42, P.-D. e 4 ate farnily by Gay ‘mpbolovedt we afer youl fF as roo nimat private SR 7

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M vy lave le 2 or | 1G8- © red: pri ———— ae a nes. | £99) | dae 4 CLGl 4450 LES - e: other lit- ion, —— r and sine rv | DY _ba ms, or sal wint righ ; 475 a TS—F pada le, hens white: ae ;GS—] M whit ns lave “ se 204. ord, - Fe inde pri hate lin om, 1S at | é ae 4 ; Q cole AN Gib Rut a ther — info bu a * m 8a, wt St. MA ntar hen sale. ss ers. it. e eae TO _choi . KF or Pac hy. iens ae e: 1 (e ) $° ren For cGe er alee rad! H ris ll 2 ze mao _ E Or sal . v an rge —-— 1.74 > — ° $20 ezR $3 e “= Bon. pO ’ $ j iGs_— Ad Ss. a r. ine =i per 1; . Fi / BEI Rabbit ye soll “Aubert te fo : __ $85, ~Fo ‘pond le; _Mo., for a gr os E _AN oo beter fir per s pana RLA Wel e; b 1a leghorn Seng {GGs- ° s. $ and Plymouth eac 7 | Btoc —- die t $1. se th, 8806 lactic ' ; a aya ~ if «Aine ex. ~ rt aa co BS CoV OW 7 3, both. Bale oodle hors -_ _R. “F. Db and EF | v mae ok A areas Lus aa ican ae aiahas 91 ard AY sin lamar ay n orn; bar ha tatidt — (eo) e Ache k or s —- Giles, oO mt. i U0 | sitive di acid i : Hi ‘ #reger ae ‘ H ne t t a 50 P e, fi pup es, ne ¢ D R. n- _tree. rful LU $] : es, c ic k a red, - gle- pate rv, “Teab 9 es : full | pri re, _ *or a -- $12. e ‘rock cChi=_ e eson ed aie te Sahaek oe H r se ~ red. 1 : At ed 2 als Ah Ov Lo tud ; Se e k¢ 2722 ne Ippies rab >. N a ’ eo D la SI AN evra Mo. i KI 8: er 250- -con orn: s , Ce r sale: F 44 s san e+ 5S. s fe awk tti s ges I © ee BE 2 ‘ark. 0 fe hs erla uis Ov ine C ndle r 9a 2 Mar Jers. ——- bits. . Dr. R. yers: ANS nomen Kinsley cot cen -e nd ; dou at ss sf ock e: Th- arm, 50; an $s. et. | EG tg HO 1.5 r ih P ng and tiv n th i e \\ mnt H a ana sale Ov at | _av, ‘or sa ren fresh st ice “eo | EGGS ho ry . 8 it b = ERI fr sc : fic le Bre yd is che "i "32 pso terf | 32 nb “or — on 83 Or 15; 1; from Ss e, ri : : : it} * : ARES. ries: . tc) f er- | Cow. M - entw . C he ) S. Mal is BL MA § Sf ea | a by LA ee. orin ack gzho L roa ad ea] 5} 7 Se n r fe 4° | & 1 Ww re sal 39 te $9 fr — an of , rich 4 , BE » Yo ad, TS 8; “che COD) | wt lan! mie ie ood, ers nen ed B BUT s. XN - ite |. ance ct LAID ee laid rns: EET me ae S ed inghat aanehe | aes y. Saal e; | ee 1.00 pe » | ch th b 2 j Pa L¢ ung Coe 7” SE etree roll ap; ; I F- wiew fres} : N ey rec fi nn utt Te Mar* 15; ul bl Sto lick Cc ar! »ird J | GS nn 3] lot or let panna M ; Pi hatchir enu pr | ick 8 is e l utt AE 5 i. u we ers, : fine a nt or wood, esh fo. “Cow alf, | BU ers, ea R in ci and ond rs; 8 0 H pi laa ow 8, an. rin Ri tte Al 8; st aE ain erc tchin, e. per ize | th f diff itt] e $e : and AN ty Dp: t ) Sere $ ne 1 er, i » J Ww. io? TT £2 reu CU svi rel err of ev n t ICK & eg 1 nig?! ir ive o H, 80 pri a; rail | ?GS- st 6 in Ri 1%. oO eee e rmil i$ ; mal col HAR VN wo montha Low IWS le fo ers - IB vy b ‘ER - f Pp P sville. I lar} « s 1 h erv he Dall s Ks, one let * Be | eV Otis kK coc ze ape 4 a ae ree stra g chn se e eren chick k ee _inailes N. d i . ( a 5T4 f) ey. 3 a | Perna CU or _ eas In Fag n en ye la B ons. | one a rti 200- Po ro s fo ar ood ae 4p 4 Ha s1AN 571 red, rs eve ock : nts: | Ow- He sale, 8g ag utt » Colle a a | eli Ft ie etr pe arewine ves. | pale “ios 7 oo" oro rack e to | rc} 2h dar -For nC. Hoe uis | wi rea re th ke wm NE i c sie 4 ti z colo aie: r. m4 | “4 ¥ lenry fj afi on But ~~ erc ‘olis Ma ma tual OS ab Ver Sa be cos ey he ving th o | I s f Capa and He ughbred ne. Bs. $: Tmee ae Sett iIN sm ¢ k r H gz ls is | nto Co dy e t f : riy. @ a r ba ARES North age OE ene Goa | Vern or | Pritzin ae ca ch. | © PRS ey — Place, PR 5 ity: coe on 7. oo sak eelen cost :_ th ey -aves bese 6 geo F inseage od red Rone D 1; Pak: ing: GE lift od eke: ~~ oef tien. oe chi owl ia ; 5 Li De é Li: . rea Ss M oes ( igr : z er eek sa] tair fre : mill} EGG lac 1, N n S in eg re on to ow, to } ral I l of ree ' on A ¢ Ct £2 ry son b omar - + I a (* li i. ( on ; cock Ss ; en ve ey Sta cks Ss. 7s : P sh — _ay, rain = or arke and eed: “a c “ mon S$: \ e } wer, sh j { i: | e SF Cc e, i ew qua Cc ludi gs ter ed at vou to lay. sing ay e two KE THI AY . ica Pp hen str arre — elt. ta le ne ro) GS av. ere) c (om , elope 's B Tt th : § e oot ogo Be N ad . Qu sa] t st. { bu or yw 3. t a \ iti {ols K . erase = aily n gS or AM _r lst Yo re Ing 7 laid erg 20 por av ol oO bef nor (+3 is R. ° Rich £0 aed s o50 ain d is @ A clede hart lle k 2 Fo Ss, yy) i ra utterm em & eg 7 ‘ : al e; . ck era: " v. 1 4 te inl ey J: ice f sa CAMPINE oer rk Gi ‘ E s $f A tp d rd or igh 7, m ‘ ett (d py- ugh ° 2 ~ O04 asad 38 $i ad F, Re four HARES —F wale; young and o s. | _teau a 3 Fer sal ot non. 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o ph i oh a reves vote. ey Bil He ee UBL IC interest has grown considerably in re- cent weeks in the matier of enforcing the death penalty in the army for grave offenses. The subject aroused some debate in the last days of Congress, but no definite action was taken towards revising the army regulations. in view of this public interest in the question, the following, written to President Wilson by Secretary of War Baker, and hitherto unpublished in the newspa- pers, throws much light on the whole matter. His summary of the offenses of four soldiers in France. found guilty by courtmeartial end condemned to be shot, provide a particularly gripping illustration of the problem now being discussed. The communication fol- lows: - Y Dear Mr. President: I present you herewith the court- martial proceedings in four cases oc- curring in the American expeditionary forces in France, each of which in- volves the imposition of the death penalty by shooting to death with musketry. These cases hate attracted widespread public inter- est, and with the papers are numerous letters and pe- titiong urging clemency, most of which are of that spontaneous kind which are stirred by the natural aversion to the death penalty which htman people feel. Many of them are from mothers ofe soldiers whose general anxiety for the welfare of their sons is increased by apprehension lest exhaustion or thoucht- lessness may lead their boys to weaknesses like those involved in these cas which the newspapers have described as trivial and involving no moral! guilt, with the consequence that sons whose lives they are willing to forfeit in their country’s defense may be inglorious- ly taken for disciplinary reasons in an excess of se- verity. Many of the letters are from serious and thoughtful men who argue that these cases do not involve disloyalty or conscious wrongdoing, and that whatever may have been the necessities of military dis- cipline at other times and in other armies, the prog- ress of a humane and intelligent civilization among us has advanced us beyond the helpful exercise of so stern a discipline in our army in the present war. [ examined these cases personally and had reached a conelusion with regard to the advice which I am herein giving before I had seen any of the letters or criticisms. The record discloses the Yact that the Divisional Commander, the Commander in Chief, Gen. Pershing, the Chief of Staff, Gen. March. and the Judge Advocate- General concur in- recommending the execution of the penalties imposed. The Judge Advocate-General lim- its his conmeurrence to the technical statement that the proceedings in the cases are regular, and expressing regret that a more adequate conduct of the defense ef the several men concerned was not provided, concurs in the recommendation of Gen. Pershing. As |! find myself reaching an entirely different conclusion, and disagreeing with the entire and authoritative military opinion im the case, I beg leave to set out at some length the reasons which move me in the matter. The cases must be divided into two classes, and |! will deal first with the two young men convicted of sleeping while on duty, namely, Private Jeff Cook and Private D. Sebastian, both of Company G, Sixteenth Infantry. These cases are substantialty identieal in their facts. The accusations were laid under the eighty-sixth ar- ticle of war, which reads: ‘“‘Any sentinel who is found * * * sleeping upon his post * * * shall, if the offense be committed im time of war, suffer death or such other punishment as a courtmartial may direct.” In both cases a Corporal inspecting along a front- line trench found these young men standing in the proper military position, leaning against the trench, vith their rifles lving on the parapet of the trench within easy reach of their hands. Each man had his head resting on his arm, and his arm resting on the parapet. The offenses were committed in the Se- bastian case on the night of Nov. 3 and 4, and in the Cook case on or about Nov. 5. In both cases the tes- timony was exceedingly brief, and showed that the night was dark and cold, that the soldiers had their ponchos and other equipment on, and in one case ft was a fair inference that the Pa ae TH PENALTY IN THE ARMY “AS SECRETARY BAKER SEES > we Head of War Department discusses prac- tice in reviewing cases of four pri- vates condemned to be shot for vio- lating military daty — What hap- pened in Lincoln’s time 4 the men being posted on this outpost duty in twos, to shake the soldier and tell him to report to the Cor- poral for his gun. In each case the Corporal shames the soldier for his neglect of duty, and pointed out to him the fact that not only his own life but those of others were at stake, and that he should be more zeal- ous and alert. In neither case does either the Corporal or the fellow sentinel swear positively that the ac- evsed was asleep: | confess that on all reasonable grounds, taking the circumstances into consideration, it seems to me entirely likely that both men were asleep: but it is important to note that in neither case had the accused stepped away from his proper military post to sit down or lie down: both being found stapd- ing at their post of duty in what is admitted to have been a correct military position, and if they were asleep their heads literally nodded over onto their arms without any intentional! relaxation of attention to their duty so far as can be gathered from any of the sur- rounding circumstances. These soldiers are both young. Sebastian enlisted in the reguiar army by volunteering on April 18, 1917, having had no previous military experience, his age at that time being 19 years and 6 months. He was, therefore, slightly more than 20 at the time of the al- leged offense. Cook enlisted on May 11, 1917, without previous military experience, his age at that time being 18 years and 11 months. He was, therefore, at the time of the alleged offense, slightly under 20 years of age. ; From the testimony, it appears that both of these young men had been posted as sentinels doing what is called double sentry duty, going on duty at 4 p. m. and remaining on duty until 6 a. m., with relief at intervals by other sentinels during the night, but. with no opportunity to sleep during the night because of there being no place where they could procure sleep. It further appeared that neither of them had slept during the ddy before, after having spent the pre- vious night on gas sentinel duty, although both had tried to sleep during the day preceding the night of the alleged offenses, but found it impossible because of the noise. In both cases the commanding officer ef the soldiers who forwarded the charges and rec- ommended trials by general courtsmartial added to his indorsement as extenuating circumstances the youth and failure of the soldiers to take the necessary rest when off duty on the first occupation of trenches. It is difficult to picture to the eye which has not seen it the situation in which these young soldiers were placed. In the month. of November the section of France in which these soldiers were stationed was cold, wet and uncomfortable in the extreme. No sort of shelter of any comfortable kind could be provided near the trenches, because it attracts enemy observa- tion and fire. Throughout one long night they per- formed duty as gas sentinels, during the next day, when they perhaps ought to have sought more rest than they did seek, they found it difficult to secure any sleep because of the noise and discomfort of their surroundings. As a consequence on the night of the alleged offenses they had reached the place at which exhausted nature apparently refused to go further, and, without any intentional relaxation of vigilance on their parts, they dozed in standing positions at their posts of duty. I am quite aware of the gravity of this offense and of the fact that the safety of others, perhaps the safety oi an army and of a cause, may depend upon such dis- ciplinary enforcement of this regulation as will pre- vent soldiers from sleeping on sentine!] duty, and yet | eannot believe that youths of so ljttie military ex- perience, placed for the first time under circumstances [] -- so exhausting, can be held to deserve the death pen- alty, nor can I believe that discipline of the death sen- tence ought to be imposed in cases which do not in- volve a bad heart, or so flagrant a disregard-of the welfare of others and of the obligation of a soldier as to be evidence of conscious disloyalty. In both of these cases the reviewing Judge Advovate quotes with approval some observations of Gen. Upton, who in his work on military policy, points out that action taken by President Lincoln in the early days of the Civil War, pardoning or commuting sentences in cases of death penalty led to the need of greater severity at a later period in the interest of discipline; but the cases which Gen. Upton had in mind were casés of desertion in the face of the enemy involving cowardice, and cases of substantially treasonable be- trayal of the nation, and I can see no persuasion in them as an example. Rather, it-would seem to indicate that the invocation of this opinion of Gen. Upton indicates a feeling on the part of the reviewing Judge Advocate that while these particular cases might not be deemed on their own merits to justify the death sentence, that, nevertheless, as a disciplinary example such action would be justified. I am not, of course, suggesting that any of the military officers who have reviewed these cases would be willing to sacrifice the lives of these soldiers even though innocent; but I do think that if these cases stood alone no one of the reviewing officers would have recommended the exe- cution of these sentences; their recommendations be- ing, in my judgment, soldierly and in accordance with the traditions of their profession, and based upon a very earnest desire on their part to save the safety of their commands, and the lives of other soldiers; but, nevertheless, to some extent influenced by the value to the discipline of the army of the examples which their execution would afford. [I have not sought to examine the learning of this subject, and, therefore, have not prepared a history of the death penalty as a military punishment; but I think it fair to assume that it arose in times and under circumstances quite different from these, when men were impressed into armies to fight for causes in which they had little interest and of which they had little knowledge, and when their conduct was con- trolled without their consent by those who assumed to have more or less arbitrary power over them. Our army, however, is the army of a democratic nation, fighting for a cause which the people themselves un- derstand and approve, and I had happy and abundant evidence when I was in France that the plain soldiers of our expeditionary forces are aware of the fact that they are really defending principles in which they have as direct an interest as anybody, principles which they understand, approve and are willing to die for. I venture, .therefore, to believe that the President can with perfect safety to military discipline pardon these two young men; and I have prepared and at- tached hereto an order which, if it meets with your approval, will accomplish that purpose, and at the same time, I believe, upon its publication, further stimulate the already fine spirit of our army in France. Such an order as I have here drawn would be read by every soldier in France and in; the United States, and coming from the Commander in Chief would be a challenge to the performance of duty, quite as stimu- lating as any disciplinary terror proceeding from the execution of these sentences. Im the meantime, public opinion in this country would, | believe, with practical unanimity approve such action on your part. In the cases of Stanley G. Fishback and Olon Ledo- yen, the charges are substantially identical in that each of them is aecused under the sixty-fourth article of war of having ‘willfully disobeyed any lawful com- mand of his superior officer.’ The facts show that on Jan. 3, 1918, these two young men in broad day- light, in the theater of war, at a place back of the actual line, were directed to bring their equipment and fall in for drill. Each refused, whereupon they were warned by the Lieutenant who gave the order not to persist in their refusal on the ground that grave consequences would ensue. They were not warned that the penalty of disobedience was. death; but were ad- vised earnestly to comply. Both persisted in their re- fusal. Bach gave as his reason for refusing that he had been drilled extensively the day before, that they had gotten cold, the weather being extremely severe, and that they had not yet recovered from the effects of that exposure. poncho was drawn over the ears and trench helmet in such a way as to make it difficult for the soldier to hear the approaching Cor- poral. In each ecase the Corporal laid his own rifle upon the parapet and took that of the soldier. carrying it away with him, and in- etructed the other sentinel, PAGE TWO NDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -MARCH 16, Both plead guilty at trial. It is perfectly obvious that © the this order ought to have been obeyed. It was a prop- er military order, and it seems to me inconceivable that such obstinate refusa] on so trivial a matter could have been made with any (Continued on Page 6.) 1919,

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He was nervous, restive, gave every sign that he was in an agony of uncertainty, but could not yet bring himself to decisive speecn. « After a few moments of silent waiting the inspector moderated his aggressiveness and went on in a milder tone: “lve got a pretty fair idea of what happened: I havent been in my business 30-odd years without get- ting wise to.a thing or two You heard something about Demar that didn't set well with his role of prospective brother-in-law. You threw it up to him. And then, when he denied it, you passed the buck to Miss Jeanette. I'll bet a hat vow had a row. Now that the smoke is clearing away you have a dead man on your hands that you're finding it mighty hard to account for.” Before this acute reasoning Chancellor surrendered, but not without every manifestation of reluctance and fear as to the consequence “For God's sake,” he burst out, “keep this among ourselves! A girl's reputation is at stake’ “Jeannette’s”” shot from Marshal! Druse “No no! I'll explain,” said the son, nervously. It's true that Demar and | did have words. | learned today that he had done a certain girl a grievous wron:e. and |! gave him an opportunity to disprove it. He denied the charge in a way that failed to satisfy me. I| persuaded him to go with me to my sister’s room, not to see her, as I’ve given the impression, but to confront him while he was all prepared for the encounter, with the girl herself.” Mr. Druse, his face set and stern, hung pon the young mans words. When Chancellor paused the father harshly ordered: “Go on; dont stop.” ‘He came with me willingly enongh, not suspecting what was in store for him.” “TI should think not!” Mr. Druse sardonieally inter- rupted: and Chancellor, with a sudden access of nervousness, made haste to exjrress himself more clearly “Oh, | wasnt referring to the wretched outcome of our talk; nobody had a thought of anything so awful. | mean about the girl—he had no idea that he was about to face her. It caught him completely unawares. And, of course, Jeanette couldn't be kept in the dark: she saw and heard. She already knew, anyway"—— Mr. Druse could not longer contain himself. “Of whom are you speaking” he impatientiy de- mended. inspector Callahan favored Coroner Curtis with a lit- tle aside grimace of triumph: matters were progressing very much t@ his satisfaction. He added a persuasive word when Chancellor sat tonguetted “Who is the girl?” Effie Tritt.” Copyright, 195% by the International Press Buarran, — (To Be Continued in the Next Sunday’s Post-Dispatch Magazine.) NEW SOLUTION OF BAFFLING MURDER MYSTERY The tragedy predicted by Frau Molitor’s ADVERTISEMENT. 2 ADVERTISEMENT. (Continued From Page 14.) Hau. But the state went ahead with or- derly arrangements for the execution. In Baden and some others of the South German states the penalty of death, was at that time imposed in the old feudal man- ner. 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The widow was dead of an assassin’s ball; the son-in-law was a life-— long prisoner for the crime; the unmar-. ried daughter, Olga, had been sadly be-. smirched in the trial. And, to crown the. catastrophe, Mrs. Lena Hau, the girl whose elopement had been the seed of all) this misfortune, had found the burden too heavy and thrown herself into a Swiss lake. Now, it appears, fresh evidence has been found which may upset the rationale ver One Million merican Women re Now Using _ -May Face Powder There are act of all this misery. Perchance it will be ferent brands of face three thousanf dif- reasons. First, it is guarenteed absulutete now sold int pure lt does not contain ric® powder, shown that a brilliant young professor has America, some on the market as lohg as white lead or any injurious subsatane been branded murderer and spent 12 years fifty years. in prison in vain, that a woman's name come the most popular among all of these DoW der. powders, and it 18 La-may and. honor have been needlessly ques- tioned, and another been driven to de- struction by errors. aan How cynical a stuff is life! other thrée thousand only -a few months old selling faster than many fifty years. der become famous so : /NDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- the market A new face powder has be- Second, it stays on better than any other This improved fermula is called (French, Poudre L’Ame). The it js now large size ia fifty cents and the trial «ize twenty-five cents When you see how wonderfully it beautifies your complexion did this new pow-) vou will understand why La-may is now For two used by over a million American women, 16, 19149, PAGE FIFTEEN Ee Pn - Pe Ls ae r he ‘ ii 2. ae oe

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- TT SAAS MANVY AMPVLAYOAS SP > _ ii, ~ ~ Bethel ob pect td Te .Fets.t aP ae | SVPOAL TL AHI =, om The By . =o nine a So gD 2 @G PADLOCKED BOOK A Modern Mystery-Detective Story uae DS ” & kh 2 Illustrated by : ig LEE CONREY CHAPTER I. THE MAN IN THE CONSERVATORY. HE immense. ballroom of the Druse mansion was a veritable bower of flow- ers, ferns and boxed palms. Amid the banks and festoons of bloom and green foliage hundreds of tiny electric bulbs were cunningly concealed. The air was langorous with cloying exotic perfumes that wafted in from the conservatory and mingled with the fragrance of cut roses and orchids. On one hand, under a wide arch, a semicircle of mar- ble steps led down to a fountain, where, symbolical of the sylvan delights to be found in the conservatory beyond, a gleaming white nymph balanced airily upon one toe, with arms and hands tossed wantonly. aloft and face ecstatically upturned to the spraying water diamonds that canopied over her. On the other hand lay the spacious entrance hall, where a knot of liv- eried footmen stood stoically waiting. indeed, liveried servants were posted everywhere that a liveried servant might combine the two func- tions of ministering to the guests presently to arrive and lending impressiveness to sumptuous surround. ings. Mistress of all this pomp and lustre, tall, stately. white-haired, cold, and unapproachably haughty, Mrs. Druse herself, as the moment drew near for the. eve- hing’s guests to appear, studied the lavish and costly decorations with a critical eye; her final survey was complete. No particular had been overlooked to add to the perfection of the reception and dance to be given tonight in honor of her daughter Jean- fNette’s titled fiance. | Elizabeth was the older daughter; but there were reasons why she might never have a fiance, titled or otherwise. —= é , This was a rare hour for Mrs. Druse, one to be set apart forever as distinguished and memorable. Al! that unlimited wealth could provide in the way of making the evening a success had been hers to com mand: and the affair was planned to go down in So- ciety’s annals—Society with a capital, please observe’ —as one of unrivaled brilliancy and magnificence, a crowning achievement to her long and undisputed reign as leader and arbiter in the world of fashion. Shortly Jeanette’s marriage to Lord Demar was to be celebrated with befitting pomp and ceremony. As- guredly it would have been odd if any unpleasant re flections had obtruded tonight to tincture the com- placency and satisfaction with which she contemplated the future. Into this scene of opulent splendor, what note could strike more discordantly than a woman's sudden, agonized scream” As if this brief interval of restful tran- quility had been deliberately chosen as the one most apt to magnify the nerve- racking shock, such a scream all at once shrilled forth and “went | shuddering through the great house, chilling the blood and blanching the cheeks of all who heard it. The piercing note of terror cut the stillness like a herald of tragedy and disaster ) A little gasping cry was startled from Mrs. Druse, who froze where se halted, almost in the center of the waxed and polished dancing floor. One hand flew mechanically to her bosom to still the sudden leaping of her heart. Just then her rigid immobility vied with that of the joyous fountain“nymph. Singularly enough, it was in the direction of the statue that her first startled glance darted, and not toward the stairs, whither the footmen in the hall instinctively turned before covertly exchanging looks of curious wonder: for it was from an upper region of the house that the scream had issued. The scream ended in a smothered hush. A silence fcllowed that was particularly ominous to excited denses strained to detect some signs of disturbance, or any sound that might account for the thrilling cry. But the silence remained unbroken. Mrs. Druse’s terrified look in the direction of the fountain nymph, before giving her attention to the source of the scream, was not without cause. While vet dazed and motionless with the shock, she was roused by a stirring among the palms and boxed plants of the conservatory. It was less an unwonted sound that caught her attention than a sense of some alien, clandestine presence. Thus it happened, as her regard flashed past the nymph, even while the frenzied cry still echoed in i SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POS?T-DISPATCH—MARCH 16, 1919, her ears, that she perceived a movement among the palm branches; she had a glimpse of a man’s head and shoulders. The head was covered with a tan- colored automobile cap, and the face that peered gut beneath it was so pale, it wore a look of such wild des- peration that at the time she recognized no familiar lineament of it. For an instant her fascinated gaze was held by a pair of staring eyes that mirrored unspeakable horror. Then the man vanished. With a gasp and start she turned to the hall, no- ticing the strained, nervous manner of the footmen: and straightway her alarm was increased by a truly portentious discovery. Burritt was not there! Burritt, it must be explained, was the Druse head butler and major-domo, as perfect a mechanical con- trivance as was ever imported from England to serve in the homes of our own gilded aristocracy. Stranger yet, neither was Jeanette Druse anywhere to be seen. Nor ‘Chancellor Druse, the son of the house. Nor even the guest of honor himself, Lord Frederick Demar. And the guests would begin arriv- ing any minute now! Here was a state of affairs that augured catastrophe. But the frightened lady was not left long in sus- pense. Before she had time to recover her poise and rake inquiry about the strange man in the conserva- tory or the cause of the scream she was subjected to another and yet more violent shock. All at once she espied Chancellor, her son, reeling down the broad, carved stairway. Once again, as she watched his unsteady descent of the stairs, she was fascinated by an unwonted occur rence. He clung to the balusters like a man stricken, his naturally pale, ascetic features quivering and twitching with some overmastering emotion of horror The mere sight of him, who usually was self-possessed and capable in emergencies, now so dazed that he could scarcely keep his feet, rendered the mother speechless and paralyzed with a dread that clutched at the very roots of her being. At the foot of the stairs the young man made a final efiort to pull himself together, but not a very suc- “My son,” murmur- “ ed Mrs. Druse, “What it is? ‘What is the matter?” cessful one. The look with which his burning eves met his mother’s that lady would never forget. She brushed by the stupefied servants and advanced swiftly to the distraugt<young man. Round his drooping shoulders she passed a protecting arm. ‘My son,” she murmured, “what has happened?” He seemed incapable of telling her. He stared va- cantly at her, with haggard eyes, as if she were a stranger to him. “Chancellor! What is it? What is the matter?” “Where's father?" he demanded, in a strained and jerky voice, betraying nerves keyed to the snapping point. Mrs. Druse was obliged to exert all her will power to keep herself in hand. Dread, with icy fingers, plucked at her heartstrings. Yet outwardly she remained un- ruffled, cool, self-possessed. She composedly led the young man to a smoking room and lounge in the rear, where his father pro- longed the enjoyment of his after-dinner cigar over a late-afternoon edition. Chancellor came to a dead halt upon the threshold and wheeled abruptly upon his mother. In a brusque, grating tone that she had never heard from him before, he ordered: “Don't come in! Stay out!” Marshall Druse glanced across the tops of his spectacles and his newspaper and beheld them in the doorway. Mrs. Druse ignored her son's harsh com- mand to stay out and urged him into the room, where she turned with a sudden movement and shut the door. The father was quick to detect the tension under which they labored; his keen eyes narrowed, and the paper lowered to his crossed knees. Then he echoed his wife's alarmed question. Chancellor, trembling with irrepressible excitement, turned to his mother with a final appeal. ‘‘Leave me alone with father'’’ His voice was shrill. “Won't you? Won't vou? Go-go! Get out and close the door!” This. surprising outburst made ‘her~stare, but she did not move. Chancellor fell to beating his hands to- gether in an excess of uncurbed impatience. “Good Lord!” he groaned. “Make her go away, father' I—I—I can't! You've got to break the news to her!” The lady was touched now; she cowered away from this ominous speech. She contemplated her son with horrified eyes and gasped: “Has anything happened to Jeanette?” To which his ill-chosen reply was anything but re- assuring. “Jeanette wasnt burt,” he stammered. don't be frightened by—by the blood.” Mrs. Druse’s apprehension betrayed itself only by (Continued on Page 10.) PAGE THREE “Don't 30 » jie we s % "4 os ESR, yh Tho. Oa dae <eigt tated AWYV AHL NI ALTIVNAd HLVAC FHL - : . hr ane el lei eee Se x ’ ° ct en lagen <i Ata a

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a ee ae. ae ee ‘dn ZuywMiMINs SSez,Uele4 sty) perdnis i “Uy aShiq] 40[[soURGD WOl) UOTBWeoxe paljiziog y ~~ ** _ wr i publican and Democratic Senators, but the bill was finally passed. President Harrison signed the measure and the news was sent by wire to Susan B. Anthony, who received it while she was addressing an audience at Madison, Wis. She saw to it that this first great victory at Washington was duly commemorated by the suffragists throughout the country. But the old citizens still tell of the celebration that followed at Cheyenne and other Wyoming towns and villages. It lasted a week or more, and when the national organi- zation proceeds to revive the festive spirit it will have litt trouble getting a proper rise out of the Wyoming delegation. There have been several stories told of the beginning of suffrage in Wyoming, but the outstanding fart re- mains that it began there 50 years ago, and has bten preserved deep in the heart of the Constitution. Every- one. in the State is so accustomed to it now that the propriety or impropriety of its being there is never even discussed. Most of the narratives give the bulk of the credit of its inception to Mrs. Esther Morris. and in her book Susan B. Anthony takes the same view. Mrs. Morris, it appears, was a very womanly woman, and showed it by helping her neighbors any time there was sickness or trouble. Her main accomplish- ment was in furnishing timely and gentle care when the stork was active in her neighborhood and in some cases far remote from her home town. If she was needed she always turned up at the right time, and there was a tradition that the stork kept her in- formed of his engagements. One of the stories has it thet a member of the Territorial Assembly whose New Solution of Baffling in court and in gossip. a Finally, a titled woman neighbor of th sZopiing ——~, JePING SIVA] YA Papas S] ¥(¥) aq) SEM IOLRHISU] OY, “e9UBDTIE’ JO S1dt1IeQ UIOQGMsS Wo ee OT eS ee ee eS Oe eas )6 Ce. en “AYOVU} -Ajing pue 31q peIsesasns Suef jos sry How Women of Wyoming Won Right to Vote vife had been greatly assisted on one of these occa- sions, Was so grateful that he promised her, out of his feeling of appreciation, that ha would support an‘ bill that she thought proper for the women of Wy- oming. This was just the kind of a promise Mrs. Morris wanted, as she had been a pioneer in the suffrage movement before she began to act as an or- derly for the stork. At any rate, she told the grateful legislator that a woman suffrage bill would amply repay her for the service she had rendered* Be this as it may, the record shows that the measure was introduced by William H. Bright, and his praises have often been eloquently sounded in suffragette gatherings. It is’ said that his wife sup- ported him in the matter. It has been related that she was much better educated than her spouse and that she used her knowledge in advancing him in his eareer. It is also told that on one occasion, after she had helped him in some. difficulty, he told her that it was a shame that he was in the Legislature of the Territory, while she had to stay at home. Then she unfolded her plan of giving the women an equal share in the voting and office holding rights, whic& he fol- lowed with the utmost unction. It is also related that the Democrats and Repub- licans who passed the measure were sure the Re- publican executive would withhold his approval, and that a number who treated the whole matter as a joke woke up with some heart-burnings when they learned that Gov. John A. Campbell had signed it. The record also shows that he was at first disposed to balk, fearing tha it was ‘“‘loaded,”’ but his indecision speed- ily vanished when a delegation of Cheyenne women. —— - ~ eee - ——" —— _ a Murde ments later. Mystery had shot the widow in the back a few mo- 409 5S 40M00NnS STU 38 sULledsiqm A[pajiing Aq unzeq aq P[NOD 4 a1OJaq sS¥urpaaooad Yous AU’ payxovyo aRBiq] 1Oj ‘ivadde you pip uousmwoU -ayd SIq? jo AsJaISAT 91 BAlOS 0) BoUO je Ud¥ Blip OO" pa yYoor pred ou LL (C ntinued From Page 4.) ‘headed by Mrs. Amalia Post, wife of the then dele- xate to Congress, went to his residence and announced their intention of remaining there until he gave the measure his approval. They looked so thoroughly in earnest that the Governor took no chances, and he delayed no longer. When the politicians who passed the bill, not think- ing that it would get by the executive, recovered from their shock, they received another. There was a va- cancy in the office of Justice of the Peace at South Pass and the appointment was tendered to and ac- cepted by Mrs. Morris, the originator of the whole movement, making her the first woman Justice in the United States. She made a praiseworthy record in the office and the suffrage question soon ceased to be a joke in Wyoming. In 1871 an attempt was made to repeal the act, but Gov. Campbell, still on the job and knowing something of the ways of the Wyoming women, promptly vetoed it, and the attempt to pass it over his approval failed. It was in 1899 that Wyoming formally adopted its Constitution and applied for the statehood granted a year later. Written in that Constitution are these words: “The right of citizens of the State of Wyom- ing to vote and hold office shall not be denied or abridged on account of sex."' Wyoming even when threatened with rejection of its prayer for admission to the Union resolutely stuck to its declaration and found vindication in the end. In view of all this, the promoters of the suffrage movement, who have 15 states emblazoned on their banner and hope to get them all in time, feel that they are entitled to some ibilation. -~_—- oo er ee ane (Continued From Page 7.) called, and the capital city of Baden was in an uproar for a night. Petitions be- circumstances. (His sanity had . »pre- viously been attested by the clinic at Freiburg, his own university.) Hau's master subtlety, however, was his explanation of his disguised presence in Baden-Baden. He gaid that a wild and uncontrollable passion had sprung up in him for his sister-in-law, Olga Molitor, and that he had been drawn back to her by this impulsion. He did not dare to visit the house of his mother-in-law, from which he had so recently departed with his wife, so he returned incognito, to lay in wait for the yvoung woman. When she indignantly denied the existence of any love between her and her brother-in-law he plausibly explained that the chance to declare himself to her had never been given him, and that this very fact had lured him back and forced the disguise upon him. The sensation created by such a revela- tion and its concomitant suspicions can best be imagined. 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Mother o end of some good man who a@rink-= juor to ekcess and cannot. over eome the seif-ruining habit, let her write to Fdward / Wooda, I*-28, Station F New York, “ Y. for confidential infor mation whic! s likely to bring a com plete victory over the drink habit.—AL\ to inside learn a of 5 be gained ao that 4 write talks No 8 to epefd months and a lot of money Jearning stenography when it ts now so ae and it will be taught by mail. Thor- practical absolutely possible for you fr in now method . » @uperior shorthand -hours. then apeed can as faet as a person guaranteed Molitors testified that on the evening of the shooting she had left her villa to mail an important letter. As she was stand- ing at the post box, she said, a man Wear- ing a palpable false beard had passed her. Despite the disguise she recognized Dr. Hau. She had wondered about the inci- dent, but was aware of the family’s trou- bles and merely asked herself what was happening. As she walked back to her home, she said, she passed Frau Molitor and her daughter, Olga, going in the di- rection taken by the disguised Hau. This seemed natural but interesting to her. But, said she, she had also noticed a sec- ond bearded man, wearing an iron-gray natural beard, instead of the black dis- euise of Hau, skulking after the Molitors. It was probably this man, she gaid, who The defense then set up a theoretical explanation of the murder. The claim was made that either this second bearded man or Fraulein Olga Molitor had fired the fatal bullet. The widow had been killed by a ball from a revolver held | close to her body. Likely enough, said. the defense, Fraulein Olga had noticed the man skulking behind her mother and had} drawn a revolver to defend herself. In, her nervousness she had accidentally fired the fatal shot. The young woman pas- sionately denied this story. 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to Vote in Wyoming Fifty: Years Ago Big celebration of first victory for;“the cause” to be staged in St. Louis at the National Suffrage Convention this month — Territorial Legislature passed bill that the Governor was expected to veto and why ke didn’t—It then worked its way into the Constitution where it re- mains—The way of women in convincing an executive é6 HE Winning of Wyoming,” be specially featured at the American But the feature of the convention is fo- cused on the Far Western State which showed the way and bore the brunt of the first battle. It wiil be the fiftieth anni- versary of the victory. For man years—dating back to the time when some of the present advocates of women’s enlarged sphere were wearing pinafores and finding real enjoyment in the caressing of dolls—Wyoming has been cele- brating this same event, and having got- ten accustomed to it, will be on hand to put real zest into the program. And none of the women from the other states, who have since gotten what Wyoming secured so neatly just a half-hundred years back, will feel a bit “put out” by the glad acclaim extended the Commonwealth that boasts of many other things besides large flocks of sheep and Senator Francis E. Warren. But Wyoming, which contrary, it struck a snag and had very rough sled- ding, just because it did essay to enter with all of its Constitution. It was not disposed to come in and leave tlfe concession granted the women hitched on the outside. Statehood was what it wanted, but not at the price of proving itself an “Indian giver.” It had enacted the provision giving the women of the territory the right to vote and hold office when it was plain Wyoming Territory, and it would not for a second heed the objections of some of the foremost men of the nation who were then holding down seats in the Senate and the House of Representatives at Washington. These exponents of the higher thought in politics and administration saw grave danger in recognizing as a state right what had been given under territorial auspices, and they hurled eloquent objec- tions in the direction of the Wyomingites, male and female, who went on to handle the campaign. But objections did not keep Wyoming out of the Union: neither did they deal a knock-out blow to the great\ cause of the late Susan B. Anthony and her sister crusaders in the campaign. Congress was Re- publican, a Republican was holding down the White louse and there was Wyoming, ready and willing to deliver some additional electoral votes that might be needed in a pinch. So, in the last analysis, it was the Democrats onl, who did the thun- dering, and as they were in the minority they had to sit calmly by and see Wyoming enter, petticoats and all. Some of the speeches made during that debate back in 1890, and it ran over a period of six days, have been heard many times since in suffrage discussions in other states. Many of the objections were trite and of the time-serving class; but dthers were added to the ammunition of the antis. and used in succeeding campaigns to suppress or discourage the demands of the women. In the minority report made to the House of Representatives by William M. Springer of Illinois against admission there were 23 pages of reasons, but 21 of the number were di- rected against the article dealing with wom- an’s might to vote and hold office. Joseph M: Carey, then the Territorial Delegate, cham- pioned the bill and told how Wyoming could not afford, even at the price of statehood, to take away from the women what it had given in good faith. The same Carey was later elected to the United States Senate with the help of the votes of the women whose cause PAGE FOUR the first State in the United States to give women the freest and broadest use of convention Woman Suffrage Association, which opens in St. Louis one week from tomorrow at the Hotel Statler. On that occasion Mrs.-Carrie Chapman Catt, the president of the national body, and all the other distinguished leaders in the long-drawn-out battle for the rights of women will be here. There will be resolutions adopted for the information of certain of the United States Sena- tors who have not yet shown any evidence of conversion to the doctrine that their wives and daughters are entitled to the same voting privilege as themselves Mrs. Esther Morris, of Wy- oming, the first woman Jus- tice of the Peace in the United States. settled the ques- tion of woman's place in its public af- fairs way back in, its territorial days, had no easy sailing ~when it came _ to taking its place in the Union with the other states. On the Mrs. Martha Symons-Boles- Atkinson, of Wyoming, the Wyoming, first woman bailiff in the United States. SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—MARCH 16, 1919. on AO WAIAOUd SAATOS SINOT ‘LS ah ae a ete oe aes ass ee, SO a ed “tos dasa tees Sem oy SMR OP pene. ama ee Aa gta oiet eS nig ? Pag he ae ; ° pas { ‘ " ad } ini wm a. - ry 33 « he or >, rat re 7 a Nid eT EE Re PAT BS ce. Rape DT Pee a ‘ ms aay at, a ar i oie Ee pian We OE he 3D ? 7, Sie ay wie? 13 Maree se! yen os iS Me, ¥ ey ioeey fi ae A vce ‘ ion bu ™ : “ . ] 4 es “~ ae : : g | the balot will of the National Vrs. Sarah W. Peas serve on an Grand Jury. he so eloquently pleaded on that occasion. He had been through the entire transaction back home, and he told Congress what the sentiment was in that far- remote country and that it was to deal fairly with the women. The principal speech in opposition made in the House was that of Joseph E. Washington of Ten- nessee, and though hé made the women of Wyoming very mad, he did not sutceed in changing the result. He said in part: “My chief objection to the admission of Wyoming is the suffrage article in its Constitution. [| am un- alterably opposed to female suffrage in any form. It can only result in the end in unsexing and degrad- ing the womanhood of America. It is emphatically a reform against nature. I have no doubt that in Wyoming today women vote in as many different pre- cincts as they can reach on horseback or on foot after changing their frocks and bustles. Tennessee has not vet adopted any of these new-fangled ideas, not that we are lacking in respect for true and exalted wom- anhood.”’ William C. Oates of Alabama, then one of the fore- most leaders in his State, used even stronger lan- guage. He said in part: “I like a woman who is a woman and appreciates the sphere to which God and mers. 4. first jury. e, Wyoming, first woman to American Hi watt $2 a — ih J MANN Miss Louisa Swain, of Wy- oming, first woman voter in the United States. She cast her first ballot in Wyoming 50 years ago.~ — the Bible have assigned to her. | do not like a man-woman. She may be intelligent and full of learning, but when she assumes the perform- ance of the duties and functions. assigned by nature to man, she becomes rough and tough and can no longer be the object of affection.” The Senate battle developed such a fury of : opposition that it looked for a while like Wvy- oming could only save herself by yielding to. the demand that she change her Constitution and eliminate the women. It was then that the Wyoming Territorial Legislature, sitting in. session._in--Cheyenne,-wired its defiance in this style: “We will remain out of the Union a hundred vears rather than come in without woman suf- frage.” This answer was made known after the bill had passed the House and was taken up in the Senate. Senator George Graham Vest of Missouri, then re- garded as one of the most eloquent men in either branch of Congress, was violent in his denunciation of the suffrage plan embodied in the organic law of this aspirant to statehood. He said: of ~ “I shall never vote to admit any state into the ('nion that adopts woman suffrage. I do not propose to discuss the sentimental side of the question. In my judgment woman suffrage is antagonistic to the spirit and to the institutions of the United States. If there were no other reason with me, I would vote against the admission of Wyoming because it has that feature in its Constitution. I will not take the responsi- bility as a Senator of indorsing!in any wWay, directly or indirectly, woman suffrage. '1 repeat that in my judgment it would be nof\only a calamity, but an absolute crime against the nstitutions of the people of the United States.” | | In the protracted debat@® in the Senate John H. ‘Reagan of Texas, regarded as the father of the inter- N. Hartsbrough, of American woman to serve on a trial state commerce act, chose to become satirical. Among other things he said: ‘But what are we going to do, and what are the people of this Territory going to do, by the adoption of this Constitution? They Joo going to make meg of women, and when they do that the correlative must take place that men must become women. Go |] sup- pose we are to have women for public offi- cers, women to do military duty, women to work the roads and men to wash the dishes, men to nurse the children, men to stay at home while the ladies £0 out and make stump speeches in the canvasses. Mr President, when the Almighty created men and. women He made them for different pur- poses, and 6000 years of experience have recognized the wisdom and justice of the Almighty in this arrangement. It is only latterly that people have got wiser than their Creator and wiser than all the generations which have preceded them.”’ : Concluding his long attack on the bill Senator Reagan made this forecast in a mpi solemn manner: “In my judgment the day that the floodgate of female suffrage is opened upon this country, the socia}] organ- ism will have reached the point at which de- cay and ruin begin.” There were other notable speeches py Re- (Continued On Page 14.) 1, ep ae Ta a rare t= ake os re ; ee oy a . 0 Comet peepee . ey healt pedi: Gh pe a os reid, RA oan.

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. , i stn ay Se ae ik 5 ae eae fe peor as pis agi OE ame ri caisld avis write” There was an instant when he hung in the wind: then he shook his head. “Sorry' Engagement with OD i ee ae wie tl an See, ay ns ae aR :, P . sete n * re ‘a: ae fo eae: ee ie Ht Cis ins ooo foe ee Tr liency S mona T er “That dependsy”’ said |. “I've set my heart on a little trip Enderbury way and—— Beg pardon, ma'am, % % boy ggg 4 i: Bs ay pi ‘ tae Ys ing a As ‘ee aia Sighs” sana Free i did not press the point: somehow that idea that I Was to learn for myself still held me, “If you'll take an unfeeling railroad train.” “My loss!” I purregd, and watched him saunter the length of the room. Passing the end table, he gave a barely perceptible jerk of the head. A moment later the two young men who had been sitting there rose avd lounged out. One was Allen, star reporter of the Record; Henshaw, the other, was on the staff for the Day. Now, both the Record and the Day were hostile to the administration. Shawley was going somewhere on a train, and was taking a newspaper escort; he had shipped a fast car and a crook chauffeur ahead of him. { put two and two together, and got five or six, perhaps —-enough to worry mé, anyway. | found a telephone booth, and ecutive mansion. The Governor's wife was at home Had she any news about anything? Nothing except that she had persuaded the Governor to go about more, meet more people, accept more invitations. To- night, Country Club, near the city of Enderbury. “You going, too?’ | demanded. Her voice had come cheerily over called up the ex- the wire, and now for instance, he was to dine at the Highland but what are you about?” She calmly swept across the room and pressed a but- ton. “Tell Winters I wish the closed car—at once,” was her order to the maid. The Governor's limousine is up to date. trick ateall to cover the in the limit set. A hundred yards or so from the house there was a black blur among the shadows of the shrubtb« ry be. side the drive. I pulled Malone’s sleeve, and edged that way. The blur was the big, rebuilt car. Bleek wasn't idling or gossiping. His lightS were out, he was sitting at his wheel as if waiting for a «all Malone caught the fellow’s collar, dragged him over the foredoor, smashed him between the eyes, dropped on him and frisked him for weapons—in handling a thug one must thug him first. He was packing a gun, a big one. Malone stuffed it in his pocket. Save for a grunt when he was struck, the fellow had been silent Now he swore at us, but kept his voice low. He no more anxious to draw a crowd than we were. and by the same token. That, too, was the frame of mind of the lady who opened the door of the car and hopped it was no *) Miles to the Highland Club kers but Was a well-wisher's tip,’ said I, “it is that this affair i« breaking so that it ought to be worth a steady income 'o you—to keep still. There ought. to be plenty of money: Go to it!” “Tm hep!” said she promptly. “Thanky, Solomon! You're reading right out of my dream book. Will I be xood? Watch my ambdke'” The machine had drawn alongside the Governor's car. “Ladies chaage!" cried 1, and helped her to alight. Then I turned to Mrs. Forrest. “Excuse me, ma’‘am, but I wish youd swap cars. You see, kindly hands have arranged a little surprise party for the Governor. Between here and Enderbury there's an auto trap, aching to catch big game. If we can't dodge it, you'll be the most perfect protectress of a gubernatorial reputation we can ask for.’ “Twenty-five minutes after 16," said Mrs. For- rest evenly. Almost as she spoke there came the sound of a peculiar whistle. Bleekers gave a little start. Se the signal was meant for him, eh? | switched on the lights, and contriving to turn the big car without capsizing, steered up the drive to the clubhouse. Within, the tide of joy was swelling; a she laughed. ‘Didn't I know that the dinner was most out. She squealed, but. softly—a mere—concession to roaring chorus was vieing with the band. A straggling, rigidly a stag affair?” Then there was a little pause, perves. [| put her back in the car. and bade her stay flushed and hurried committee escorted the Governor and after it a query, not quite so cheerful: “Was across the wide piazza. I opened the door of the there still talk about—about?”’ ee eae ee SARE UE he — car; his wife shrank as far in a corner as she “Yes,"’ I said curtly. “Friends not keeping you || als ae ee a oe a auemrerairmmeE ces ec: could. Still, I fancied he caught a glimpse of a posted?” woman's figure, and he could hardly miss, the if I had been curt, she was crisp There be alcoholic bouquet. limits of cruelty even in friendship. “Hope you don't mind, sir; steward'’s wife's I left the booth, thinking harder than ever. The sister—-promised her a lift to town,” said I, de- Highland Club had the sportiest links and sport- iest membership in the State; its stag dinners were corkers—or uncorkers. Of course, the Gov- | ernor could cut out before the fun grew too fas! i livering the message in which Bleekers had been schooled I don't was busy, know what passed in the tonneau. IT keeping the machine well within the and furious; probably that was his plan. legal speed; for I was uncertain where the trap One of those walking Who's Who's came along, | wie ant and him I waylaid. Shawley a member of the An are light showed a rope stretched across the Highland Club? No, said the authority way and a group of men, some in uniform, some “Quite so,” said I, lazily. ‘“Well, less favored in plain clothes. Yes, there was Allen of the mortals can read all about it—in the morning Kecord and there was Henshaw of the Day, to papers.” say nothing of a couple of chaps I set down as ‘Deed you won't! No press seats at that ban- from the Enderbury papers. quet, Carling. They hang up a big paper flower “You don’t want to stop me,” said I. “I've got to show its all under the rose. Better that way. f[ tbe Governor along: He's making a train Vaudeville after the feed—singing, dancing, joy ‘Governor—hades! Why don’t you call him unconfined. Least said in the papers, soonest the President?’ He pulled open the door and mended at the domestic fireside, eh?” caught a whiff of the whisky. “That's it-—-presi- When in a fog of doubt, you grope. There had | dent of a distillery, .more like been mention of vaudevilie; Enderbury might | “Gas tank leaking, maybe,” 1 growled: but call upon a larger center of civilization for talent. Forrest, bending forward, intervened. “Why are I drifted into the office of our most promising we detained?” he demanded sharply. “Over- theater. I knew the head man—acquaintance. speeding? Sergeant, | assure you our pace has you remember, is what I do business on. been very moderate.” We smoked and talked bromide till he was The newspaper men closed in. Allen caught properly soothed; then I suggested the Old Man Forrest's eye, and bowed. The Governor turned might like to see the show. The manager was to the officer. pleased. j “This gentleman cap identify me. Like me, he “Don't bring him tonight, though,’ said he. seems to have traveled far from home.” “We're supplying the-artists for that country “Sergeant, this is Gov. Forrest.” Allen's tone club jubilee and filling in here with subs.” was dogged, his manner betokened no pleasure “Who are sent over,’ I inquired. i ee in his assignment. He ran off a hist of singers and dancers, then — “Well, Gov’nor or no Gov'nor, I gotta take the began to laugh. “Te, he’ Say, Carling, the Pal- Malone caught the fellow’s collar, dragged him over the mes of the party!” | pe gy gn ae ak foes oe ee foredoor, smashed him between the eyes, dropped . ret said the Governor \iv wife is ain l 7 < he , a reputa- with ; tion to save. Bad actor? We use her as a reces- - on him and frisked him for we igeoes Then my Jjady, too, bent forward. | could pie- sional—she driyes one crowd out of the house so another crowd can get in—see? That's the Palomeita professionally. Personally’ —— There he dropped his voice, and no wonder' was correct, she’d cloud any company in which was found—drop of ink in a quart of water idea, understand. Here was more food for thought, along with a hint that I'd best be hearing from the scout. It was 6 o'clock before he found me. He had picked up Shawley’s trail, had seen him take a train, but could not say that anybody was traveling with him. Shawley, going by rail to Enderbury—a 50-mile run —-would find plenty of cars shuttling between town and club, which was about five miles out. The Governor, undoubtedly, had taken an earlier train. The next express left at 8 oclock. There was time for dinner and a few preparations, including an invitation to a handy chap to come along. I won't pretend that I had a definite plan; but, if trouble broke loose, I hoped to be not far away. At 7, having dined, and stilf having an hour to kill, 1 bundled the ally into a taxi. “Executive mansion— side door,’ said I to the driver, and sprang into the cab. The Governor's wife was glad to see me, and a bit if he she vou surprised. The Governor was coming home on the midnight.train, his car was to meet him at the sta- tion. x 3 “Mavbe I'll beg him for a lift uptown,” said I in- cautiously. = “What are you going to do?” she asked, very quietly. SUNDAY fat time MAGAZINE—ST. y, put the man. said |. Then | bent ove “What's the game?” ov the table!” He told me vial, Sec zo to find out, but the place is no bureau of information. I bent lower and Whispered two words—a man’s name. They had a wonderful effect—happened tobe his own name, you see—name any court in the State would honor on a draft. He stopped swearing. Trust a pro- fessional to distinguish the real thing from bluff. In 20 words he gave me all I wished to learn—all but the name of his principal. There he balked, but | fancied | could find out for myself. As for the frame-up, it was simple, but clever; it fired imagination and emu ‘Show-down- all cards lation. “Malone, said |. ‘put Bleekers back on his throne. He’s going to run this machine to the gate If the motor snorts, choke him.” 3 Then I climbed in beside the lady. The interior of the car was reeking with whisky, but she was sober. There was more suggestion of a bottle emptied on the floor, for advertising effect, so to speak. “Say, Qilly, where do I get off?’ She was brazéning it out, but was frightened, for all that. “You're the Palometta, I believe?” “Oh, then you've heard of me?” said‘she, atid giggled nervously. “It’s not a selfishly rare privilege, | reckon,’ I told her. “But where do you get off?’ Why. right here. No more work or worry on this job for you—if you're good, that is. And, being good, tell me, who's the charterer?’ LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—MARCH 16, ture her smile and the dancing light in her @/7eas. ‘Good evening, Mr. Henshaw,” she exclaimed. It worked out beautifully. We sent the corn to mill, and the opposition papers had to grind our grist. Then cur papers took up the case, and every corner of the State heard of the devotion of the genbernatorial couple. Why, when the Governor filled an engage- ment out of town, his wife went visiting in the same neighborhood for the pleasure of riding home with him. Those ugly, whispered stories lost point and in- terest; this new story did not have to be whispered. It could be shouted. from the housetops. Truth to tell, the Old Man saw to it that it was megaphoned., (Copyright) COLORED SNOW IN STUDY has been madé by and E. R. Miller of the of a shower of dust which Madison and elsewhere. According to somewhat scanty reports, this colored snow covered an area of at least 100,000 square miles and probably much more. The total quantity of dust is estimated to have been at least a million tons, and may have greatly ex- ceeded this, perhaps even amounting to huddreds of millions of tons. A study of the character of the dust and of the attendant meteorological conditions leads to the belief that the dust was blown all the way from arid regions in the far Southwestern United States, and was therefore transported a thousand miles op more. WISCONSIN Messrs. A. N. Winchell University of Wisconsin discolored falling snow at 1949, PAGE THIRTEE

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- o8 V . 4STYy = i SIBOX AQT iitabiasiater ul mh uo M | USULO NM Beh semeider o OT ] eee Rte te ee nae — ee 0} 240 A ied Puc} salt 62x: eo wre rere as, CARING FOR CITY WAIFS .-- Instead of herding them in a barracks until old enough to turn loose, then to become delinquents, most of them now live in private homes with foster parents to bring them up—Handsome group of homes replacing the old Industrial Institution’ — :: $s delinquents. tected from the faults of “institutionalism.” \nother outstanding accomplishment of the board has been reduction in the number of “repeaters” at the Industrial School from approximately 50 per cent “Repeaters” are delinquents returned to the school by the With the completion of the Bellefontaine Farms, on the Missouri River, north of St. Louis, the old Industrial School at 4035 Virginia avenue, South St. Louis, will be abandoned. is accomplished and the Bellefontaine Farms haye been in existence a few more to about 24 per cent. Juvenile Court for second or third commitments. years, the board believes the number of “repeaters” can be HEN the Municipal Board of Children’s Guardians was placed in charge of the delinquent neglected and dependent children of St. Louis five years ago, all of the charges were housed in in- stitutions, <¢1d two-thirds of them belonged to the delinquent class. Today only orte-fourth of the city’s young charges are The other three-fourths, made up of neglected and dependent children, are now living in private homes and pro- When that es ~~ i lowered to 10 per cent or Iess. Three-fifths of the 250 delin- quents now on hand are at Bellefontaine Farms, ithe re mainder at the old Industrial School. The Post-Dispatch actively advocated the creation of the Board of Children’s Guardians in 1912, and agents of the board last week invited a re. porter to inspect the work as it is now conducted, to prove that the new system had ‘‘made good” the claims of its advo- cates. The work of all depart ments were explained and a trip was made to Bellefontaine Five buildings like this, and four more soon to be. com- pleted, will replace the ugly building shown below. the board's close supervision for at least two vears before the children may be legally adopted. The board at present has 895 chil- dren under its care. Two hundred and fifty-three are living with thei: own mothers, 392 are in_ foster homes and 250 delinquents are liv- ing at Bellefontaine Farms and in the old industrial School. The founding or abandoned chil- Farms. ; 3 The board came to the con. clusion early in its work that the normal way to ¢are for neglected and depend ent children was to' rear them in private homes This decision led to the creation of what is known as the Placing Out Department of the board. Going stil! further, the board resolved’ to keep dependent chil- dren. under,the care of their own mothers as far as possible, the city contributing to their support. Al! ready the wisdom of this policy has been demonstrat ec in many instances, both the child and the mothe: benefiting from the arrangement. A child may be placed with its own mothemM4f she is a widow or if her husband is confined in the St. Louis Sanitarium or any other public institution in the United States, after the board has determined that the mother has been a resident of St. Louis for two years and is competent, morally, mentally and physically, to rear and train the child prop- erly. If the requirements are met, the child is de- clared dependent upon the public and is boarded by the city with its mother. The mother’s home then becomes one of the city’s “institutions.” One of the board’s visitors calls on the mother from time to time to advise with her concerning the proper feeding of the children, matters of housekeeping, economic purchases, sanitation and health. The visitor also calls at the school at- tended by the child to ascertain its progress from the teacher. The mother is encouraged to work in her home, or if the children are in school, she may be employed away from home during school hours. This adds to the family income, and helps preserve a spirit of at least some independence. As the children grow older and graduate from grammar school, employment is secured for them and a reduction is made in the allowance to the family. Only in exceptional cases does the city have to extend aid to a family for more than three to five years. During this time the mother and children are enabled to live together and strengthen their family ties, instead of perhaps becoming total strangers as they sometimes did under the old institutional plan. The city is now caring for 95 such families, comprising 253 children and their mothers. Dur- ing the past five years, the board has cared for Boys’ dormitory of the Old Industrial Home. ~ reached the age of 14 it as thrawn upon its own re- sources. The result was, usually, a delinquent child. Under the new system, when a neglected child is placed in the board's care it is at once put in a private home. The board has the power to pay a nominal sum for its care’in the foster home. The home in which the child’s board is paid by the city is considered only a temporary or receiving home, however. The policy is to eventually place all normal children in free homes, decreasing the city’s expenditure. During the past year 145 children were placed in free homes. During the past year seven children that had been placed in foster homes were legally adopted. Foster homes and the children placed therein remain under dren of the city are also placed in private homes. Formerly these ba- bies were taken to foundling institu- tions, and the City of St. Louis paid their board in- definitely. There was an annual appropriation of about $7000 for this purpose. Now the foundlings are costing the city not more than $1000 annually Last year they cost $941.45. Foundlings’ mothers are traced whenever possible. The Placing Out Department has three healthy, at tractive foundlings under its care at present for whom good adoption homes are wanted. Two are girl babies and the other a boy. All homes in which children are placed are thor- oughly investigated by the board. They must hdve the indorsement of a physician, the pastor of the church which the family attends, and at least two other reputable citizens. There is close supervision of these homes at all times. The board has had many surprises in the re- placement of neglected children, especially those who had been in the maintenance department of the Industrial School for several years. Some of them had become so “institutionalized” that they are still great problems. They have difficulty ad- justing themselves to normal homes and schools. One boy, placed in a foster home in December. 1917, was then 12 years old and was in the second grade. By December, 1918, he was in’ the fourth grade, and he is now doing fifth grade work. A mutual affection had sprung up between him and his foster parents at once, and the effects of home life and paternal love and care were very gratifying. Physically and mentally abnormal children form another problem“the board has to face. In sev- eral instances private individuals of wealth and skilled specialists have become interested in such cases through the board's efforts and have helped them to partial or entire self-support. During the fiscal year 1918-1919 the Plating Out Department has had an appropriation of $70,440. of which $56,000 is for the care of children and $14,440 for salaries and administrative expenses Therefore, the cost per capita per day is 301-2 cents, which the board asserts. is less than half the cost in any children’s institution. Improvement in the manner of handling delin- 149 families. During that period 490 applica- tions were received, 341 of them being rejected. Up to a few years ago, when a child between the ages of 3 and 14 was adjudged neglected it was committed to the maintenance department of the St. Louis Industrial School. When the child SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. in a private home. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—MARCH 10, 1919. quent children has been no less marked unde: Types of children now in the care of foster parents the plan of management used at Bellefontaine —at left, a former public charge new the pet of a private home; right, a boy who jumped from second to fifth grade in a year and a half after being placed 48°. Farms, which were established by the Board of Children’s Guardians something over three years The institution is run on the cottage plan, (Continued on Page 6.) PAGE FIVE ; facta SR vite aes

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The first thought after de- livering an inaugural is, “I can do a lot better -——next time” And that thought, once in, won't out. And as a Governor thinks, so thinks a Governor's wife. One good term deserves an- other Besides, it’s a Christian duty to keep ambitious upstarts and self-seekers out of office. “The question,”” my lady went on, “really isn’t aré we making good? It is, do people think we are?” I threw back my head and laughed. Truly, this charming friend of mine was learning things. She had married Forrest within a year, just before he took office, in fact; but she had gone to the executive mansion with no more notion of the political game than an angel has of a flathouse furnace Still, if it hadn't been for politics, she'd never have come to be a friend of mine;_outside of that we play in different leagues. ae hate to waste time on myself, but I'll explain that my trade is attending to campaign odds and ends nobody else happens to look after. In that way I made her acquaintance. We were co vorkers in a little scene that saved Forrest from de- feat at the polls—and, incidentally, set wedding bells ringing before the echoes of the election cheering hag fairly died away. I laughed, as I say; and she laid a hand on my arm. “You haven't answered my question, Mr. Carling.”’ “Well” said I, not too eagerly, “there's only one thing harder than electing a reform Governor, and that’s re-electing him. People demand too much of him. ‘T isn’t as if he traveled on popularity, or regu- larity, or cut of whiskers; or had a nickname to hold the popular fancy. Why, I knew ‘Honest Jerry,’ who pulled through on a square-deal reputation, when ever, scale in his store called 15 ounces a pound.” “What a dlagracetul impositiont” “Oh, | don't know. Albkthe other grocers in his town were on a |4-ounce basis.” : Her lips twitched, but she would not suffer me to divert her from her line of inquiry. ‘“‘They count us, then, a reform administration” Good! I'm _ proud of it. If much is demanded, much will be given willing|s But—but is there faith in us?” I shrugged my shoulders. ‘“‘The Governors no ma- chine man, but he is a party man. Still, he classes ac a reformer, and a lot of good folks expect him to work miracles. At the other end, the sporty crowd look askance at him. He isn’t much of a mixer, you know—that hurts with the in-betweens. ° is it pretty enough—politically, you “And more than all, I'm hurting him. lessening his popularity!” | stared at her. She was in earnest Why, of a sudden she was almost tragic. “You' You hurt him—his popularity” Nonsense’ You're his best asset’’-—- She stopped me. ‘Listen, please! There is gossip that rises to the indignity of scandal; gossip that George and |! have disagreed, quarreled—even that | left him for a time.” “And somebody dared bring that yarn to you?’ “There is a variety of friendship which halts at nothing —perhaps I should be thankful for the warn- ing it bas given me. But, first of all, f seek your advice. “Forgive me, said | but—well. how could such a story start”” She told me. Forrest had a younger brother, a bounder of a Benjamin of the flock; weak, wild, rat tle-brained; who married in folly, if in honor, and was shipped West to make a man of himself. He and his wife squabbled, kissed and made-up; went broke, fell The Governor was under oath to stick to his job. So his wife went West, played banker, nurse and referee, brought a semblance of | der out of chaos, and devoted three months to the ‘on ‘tesk. Trying for a bride and mistress of an executive > mansion’ Verily. She deserved sympathy instead of “eriticism, but how was she to get it" One prefers to PAGE TWELVE e PAL LAE LENE IS EP eer a ree — “They count us, then, a reform administration? Good! I’m proud of it.” t keep one’s own counsel about family skeletons. ‘The official statement was that Mrs. Forrest had been vis- iting relatives: and it had been made foundation for amazing fabrication. [lt was news to me—a little off my social beat, as it were—but I recognized danger signals. “Put me down’ at the next corner, please,” “I'd like to talk to the Old Man about this.” People who don’t like the Old Man-—and some who do—call him a boss. We'll let it pass He listen@d to me, and chewed on his unlighted cigar. Little gossip starts that he doesn’t get wind of, but I was giving him light on the spread of the poison. “Umph! Back to her, is it?” he commented. Won- der if she knows (party unnamed) is quoted as seeing her looking over the ground—in Reno.” [ said one of the things nobody should say. “Amen'” quoth the Old Man. “Next week they'll be describing the whip he beats her with. But she’s right; it’s hurting the Governor—that’s the intention. The thing cuts ice.’ Both of us, I fancy, had in mind the same case, one in which a good man was defeated by stories which never were referred to in print or from the stump, but which spread State-wide, from whispering lip to straining ear. The Old Man is broad-minded; a mil- lionaire’s or a deacon’s vote counts as much as a coal heaver’s or a barkeep’s; he'd take as much pains to save one as the other. “Somebody's fathering the business-——-or motherin Bae he went on. “Take it up, Carling. Go see!” . Well, I put myself in circulation. I drifted in the currents of the life of the town with all feelers out They touched widely scattered spots—it’s my stock in trade to know all sorts of people. I gathered a hint here, and a tip there, and a bit over the way. A Y. M. C. A. boy gave me something which fitted into a contribution from a poolroom; a flash of light traveled over an area railing, from a cook to a copper, on its way to me: the swellest club in the city go a twin twinkle. It was not evidence to satisfy law court, much of it was negative: the best of it was hearsay. Yet upon it I based a report to the Old Man. “I smell high-class work—method. There's a Shaw- ley person—somehow I think he’s mixed up in it, though I can’t fairly explain to myself why I think can't figure him the brains of the scheme.” “Umph! Shawley?’ said the Old Man. ‘Retired list Johnny—gloves and swagger stick—tame 4-o'clock tea cat. He's out of his class in this game. Man, he'd no more vote than black his own boots! Sav, though! f you're hunting for brains and malice, don't overlook Mrs. Harne.” And now just a word about Mrs. Harne. Some years back she. had married the richest man in town—mar- ried him in a fit of spite, because Kate Starrett had become engaged to George Forrest. Then, having a long memory for the injury to her pride, and being elever. Mrs. Harne contrived to break the Forrest- Starrett engagement. Moreover, she kept on hating the two; and when Forrest ran for Governor she all but turned the little trick that would have wrecked his chance of election, had it not been for the slight co- operation of Miss Starrett and Jim Carling. to which said I. SO | SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—MARCH 16, 1919. I made reference. As it was, the parted pair were brought together again--and Mrs. Harne was left to grit her teeth until she could use them to better advantage. Maybe she thought the time for that had arrived. She had money; she was as shrewd as a fox, and if she read the dictionary she never got ag far as forgiveness.’ So, of course, she was pages and pages short of “quit.” : 2 I began to keep tabs on Mrs. Harne. A friend of a friend of mine was a friend of her maid, and I didn’t have to turn in itemized expense accounts. There were other sources of information, too; but, all together, they vielded little. The lady’s meetings with Shawley seemed tg happen naturally, accident- ally, in the run of social things in their set. As for Shawley, he was a tall chap, well- built, always groomed to the last hair. His teeth were the most striking thing about him, big, white, strong teéth, and a good deal in evidence. First impressions might not rate his intelligence highly, but the more I studied him the less sure of him |! was; it takes more than a plain fool to carry out orders. As for Mrs. Harne’s hold on him—well, she was a power and the good things she could throw his way were more than drink and the breath of life to an old buck butterfly that couldn’t be happy out of the social sunshine. Besides, I don’t doubt she'd put him on her payroll, if need be. Fact is, there were not many things she'd stop at, | fancy, in trying to even accounts With George Forrest and his wife. Meanwhile the busy bees were buzzing—and stinging. The average man likes to have the rulers he sets over himself clean and kindly in the family relations. The worst of it was that Forrest was of the sort to suffer most from such slanders and be least capable of deal- ing with them. He was a fine, honest, patriotic fellow; dignified—yes, a bit stiff, reserved; lacking dema- gogic arts and graces. It is a queer twist of human nature, but it is the truth in such a man the public won't pardon what it will forgive and forgive, and then forget, in some panhandler with a contagious chuckle, or a trick of impassioned piffle, or a tear big enough to show from the body of the house. We didn't even go to the Governor with our suspi- cions atid theories; it would have been useless. He wouldn't know what to do or how to do it. = “Let him alone,’ the Old Man advised. “His wife’s taking care to be seen with him in public. And you don't*want him to lick Shawley, do you? I don’t. Fact is, we can elect Forrest again, if we can kill this faked scandal without starting a real one. By the way, though, I’ve a hunch some flare-up's about due~— something for which all this other busines is pre- paratory—something that'll seem to end the Governor at one smash. Get me?” When the Old Man talks about a hunch he is not joking, though he may mean anything from an affi- davit filed away in his strong box to a ward heeler’s brag in a groggery squabble. He winnows wheat from chaff. “Then it’s up to us to keep awake,” said I. “You take the words out,of my mouth,” said the Old Man dryly. [ went out, nerved up and a mite savage. Mind you, here was a case in which my reputation was’ at stake, and in which a deal of hard work had yielded nothing but guess and surmise. A striker slouched across the street and fell into step. It was his job to shadow Shawley. ,His man had been hiring an automobile. I knew the garage— its reputation was shady—and the car, a big limousine, a rebuilt affair with a racer’s engine. “Bleeker’s took the machine out,” the striker added, At that I whistled. The few things the chauffeur known as Bleeker wouldn't do for $5 he would do for $50. . “Word passed the car was going to the lake, but they filled her tank chuck full.” The lake “was only 10 miles out. her?” I asked. “No; he walked off, swingin’ that cane of his and grinnin’. Say, them teeth of his is winners!” “ See how quick you can be admiring them again,” said I. “Hustle!” I dropped into a life-saving station, where the johnny boys, past and presént, call of an afternoon. Shawley was not there; but he soon entered. “Join me!” sald I. We were on terms for that sort of thing. “Shawley got in £ ,

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Ss xo the others. as much as possible in * ie tore. ER wigs ere NT cae 9 a ' ma ’ oa i oo vr. , a 7 JF ey te a> 7 Ff . ' “tet P (oo F pisltents of etioh estisbe being separated their classrooms, farm work and recreation. The first cottages were opened in the fall of 1915. The present five are occupied by 150 boys, and four others will be completed this year. They will furnish ac- commodations for the 100 boys still quartered at the old Industrial School, and the latter institution will then be closed. Each of the cottages accommodates 30 boys, who are separated into two groups. Fifteen of them attend classes in the morning while the others are engaged in farm work, and in the afternoon they take up outside work while the other group attends classes. The dormitories of each cottage are likewise divided into two rooms accommodating 15 boys each. The cottages are marvels of neatness, cleanliness and attractiveness, inside and out. They are hand- some colored mat. brick buildings of modern residen- tial design, with red-tiled roofs, hardwood floors and handgome woodwork. They are well furnished. The boys do all the household work and most of the cook- ing—and they have bec ome fine housekeepers, too. The sleeping rooms are large, light and airy, being practically inclosed sleeping porches. The bed linens are kept fresh and spotless and the beds are neatly made each morning by their respective occupants. There is a school teacher for each cottage and a principal for the group, all of whom are employed by the Board of Education. They stay at their respective cottages constantly, except from Saturday until Mon- day morning, when they may return to their homes in the city. Their board and lodging is given by the institution in exchange for their assistance as matrons of the cottages. They tell the boys stories in the evenings and otherwise plan for their recreation. To further create the atmosphere of home, as op- posed to the spirit of institutionalism, the dining room The Death Penalty in the Army consciousness that the death penalty was the alterna- tive. Nevertheless, the disobedience was willful, un- disciplined and inexcusable, and it ought to be pun- ished with a suitable punishment. The Judge Advocate-General, in reviewing these cases, limits himself again to the technical correctness of the proceedings; but in a subsequent memorandum he called the attention of the Chief of Staff to the fact that four cases of sleeping on post arising in the same regiment at approximately the same time resulted in acquittal of the accused on substantially the same evi- dence as that recited in the Sebastian and Cook cases above reviewed, and that in six cases similar offenses committed elsewhere in France had led to very mod- erate penalties. The Judge Advocate-General says in this memorandum: “In addition to fhe foregoing the study in this. office reveals a number of cases which have come in froth France where men have been con- victed of willful disobedience of orders under circum- stances which do not distinguish them as to the locus of the offense from the cases of Fishback and Ledoyen, who were sentenced to death. The sentences in the cases referred to run from a few months’ to several years’ confinement.” In other words, the Judge Advocate-General review- ing generally the state of discipline in the army in France, and the steps taken to enforce it, reaches the conclusion that up to the time of the trial of these eases the offenses of which these soldiers were con- victed has been regarded as quite minor in their gravity. The Chief of Staff, in commenting upon this memorandum of. the Judge Advocate-General, is able from his own recollection to add that the willful dis- obedience cases lately tried in France did not occur in the actual theater of war, making at least that much -entered cane K10384|Q ropanyq ‘Buryzeg jo met 3. a has been furnished with round pedestal tables, seating four, instead of one or two long tables for the entire group of 30. Food is served ‘family style,’ and each boy may help himself to all he wants of each dish. Before visiting Bellefontaine Farms the _ reporter was told he would find the boys cheerful, bright, con- tented and polite, with nothing of the sullen, for- lorn spirit that pervades many correctional institu- tions. He found this to be entirely true. The boys appeared to be well fed, and those who had been there for as much as a few months had a good color in their cheeks as a result of their outdoor work, nutritious +s and the healthful, sanitary conditions of their héme. Their teachers say most of them are making good progress in their studies. The boys are no longer kept under constant guard and quartered behind bars, screened windows and high fences. It is not necessary. The farms comprise 360 acres, of which about 230 are in cultivation, and were purchased in 1913 by the Board of Children's Guardians for $67,500, out of an appropriation of $150,000 available for the purpose. There are several adult farm employes and instruc- tors, but the boys do the bulk of the farm work, dairy- ing and caring for the livestock. They are also util- ized in building silos, barns, etc. The boys are taught scientific breeding, dairy man- agement and cultivating of crops. They are also taught how to can fruits and vegetables. Bellefontaine Farms 76 exhibits of fruits, vegetables, flowers and canned goods at the war garden exhibit held by the Roard of Education and the United States Department of Agriculture last September, and won 67 ribbons. The boys were all delighted at the recognition of their skill. The hogs and dairy cows raised at the institution are of pure-bred strains. Enough hogs are raised to utilize all the garbage from the cottages, and the man- agement has been enabled to sell a few in addition to providing meat for the institution. All the milk, but- distinction. But the case still remains one in which suddenly a new and severe attitude is taken without the record disclosing that any special order had been made notifying soldiers that the requirements of dis- cipline would call upon courtsmartial thereafter to re- sort to extreme penalties to restore discipline. Both Ledoyen and Fishback are young. The record shows that Ledoyen enlisted on Feb. 5, 1917, without previous military experience, his age at that time being 18 years and 1 month: Fishback enlisted on Feb. 17, 1917, without previous military experience, his age being 19 years and 2 months. Each of them at the time of the commission of the alleged offenses was, therefore, less than 20 years of age. The record in the Fishback case shows that there had been previous shortcomings on his part in the matter of obedience. That is to say, he had once failed to report for drill, for which he was required to” forfeit 15 days’ pay; a second time failed to report for drill, penalty not stated; and a third time failed to report for fatigue duty, for which he was sentenced to one month at hard labor and to forfeit two-thirds of his pay for two months. He seems, therefore, to have found it difficult to accommodate himself to the discipline of the life of a soldier, and his offense here- under reviewed is aggravated by this previous record. By a very extraordinary coincidence this record dis- closes the fact that these two soldiers were members of a company commanded by Capt. D. A. Henckes. It is from the Captain of his company that the soldier most immediately learns discipline and obedience. The Captain sets the example and inculcates the prin- ciples upon which the soldier is built. Now, this par- ticular Capt. Henckes, although for many years an officer in the regular army, was himself so undisci- > ReMi wc Debles T took Henry J. Duveen, noted art connoisseur, of New York less than thirty years to assemble a postage stamp collection estimated to be worth $1,000 000. Now that death has removed in Mr. Duveen one of the world’s foremost philatelists, collectors are con- jecturing as to what is to be the disposition of his stamps. Will the collection be broken up and sold in lot at auction, as was the famous Worthington col- lection? Or will it be sold entire to another paitetetisy : Or will it be kept intact in the Duveen family? While it is understood on good authority that Mr. Duveen did not bequeath his stamps to a public in- titution, no anouncement has been made as to what will be done with them. The possibility theye would be left’ to an institution was suggested in connection with the status today of the noted Ferrari stamps. Count Ferrari upon his death abroad about two years ago bequeathed his stamps to the Postal Museum in PAGE SIX SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. Berlin—although it is doubtful if the Government of France, where the collection now is, will ever con- sent to allow the collection to reach Germany. An interesting story is told of how Mr. Duveen came to collect stamps. A little later than 1890 Mr. Duveen recognizing the educational value of collecting, although he knew little about stamps himself, decided to try to have his son, Geoffrey E. Duveen, take up the hobby. Young Duveen, who recently returned as an army oOffi- cer from Russia and France, evinced no interest in stamps. The father, having purchased a packet, himself became fascinated, and bought a second packet, so it is declared. His interest grew and he acquired other ad- hesives—and presently he became recognized as one of the leading “stamp fiends.” It is reported that the late J. Pierpont Morgan at_one time tried to purchase the Duveen collection but without success. The love for his stamps which Mr. played may be judged by Duveen dis- the care he took of them. Stamp LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—MARCH 16 ter, eggs, poultry and vegetables used are produced on the farm. It is hoped to make the institution prac- tically self-supporting in a few years. A large part of the acreage was planted in wheat last fall. Eighteen hundred gallons of canned goods was put up on the farm and at the Industrial School last summer. Eleven thousand dollars’ worth of products were sold off the farm last year. ' Vocational training is given only to a very limited extent, except for farm vocations, at the Bellefontaine Farms. It is Hoped, however, to have the shops at the Industrial School dismantled when that institution is abandoned and removed to the farm. Several useful trades are taught at the Industrial Schoo]. The board particularly desires to have the laundry removed to the farm, as it will make possible a considerable sav- ing in the institution’s expenses. The grounds surrounding the cottages are attractive and have been improved by means of the boys’ labor. The slope down to the river has been cleared up, and al] dead trees cut up for firewood. Terraces have been built in front of some of the cottages, and the earth leveled wherever needed. The compulsory attendance officers who convened in St. Louis the latter part of the year were invited to inspect Bellefontaine Farms, and at their final business session the superintendent of a similar in- stitution in the East placed a motion before the con- vention that declared Bellefontaine Farms the nearest approach to-the ideal ifistitution for delinquent boys. The seven members of the Board of Children’s Guardians are appointed by the Mayor and_= serve without compensation. They are: C. G. Rathmann, chairman: George ’H. Williams, Francis G. Eaton, Irvin V. Barth, Ferd P. Meyer, Philip C. Scanlon and Forrest C. Donnel. The agent in charge of the Placing Out Department is Miss E. C. Puschner, and the Bellefontaine Farms and Industrial School are under the supervision of the board’s superintendent, Carl H. Soest. (Continued From Page 2) Plined and disloyal that when he was ordered to France with his command he sought to resign, because he did not want to fight the Germans. Born in this country, and for 20 years an officer in its army, under sworn obligation to defend the United States against all her enemies, domestic and foreign, he still sought to resign; and, when the resignation was not accepted, and he went to France, the Commander in Chief was obliged to return him to this country because of his improper attitude toward the military service and his country’s cause in this war. He was thereupon court- martialed and is now serving a sentence of 25 years in the penitentiary for his jack of loyalty and lack of discipline. | confess I do not see how any soldiers in his com- pany could have been expected to learn the proper attitude toward the military service from such a com- mander. I do not suggest that the shortcomings of Capt. Henckes be made an excuse for their disobedi- ence, but these mere youths can hardly be put to death under these circumstances, and, therefore, recom- mend that the sentence-in each case be commuted to one involving penal servitude under circumstances which will enable them, by confinement in the Qisci- plinary barracks at Fort Leavenworth, to acquire under better conditions a wholesomer attitude toward the duty of a soldier. Orders accompany this letter are drawn for your approval which will carry out the recommendation here made. In view of the fact that both Fishback and Ledo- yen had been previously guilty of minor offenses as disclosed by the record, the penalty suggestion is three years’ confinement. Respectfully sttbmitted, NEWTON D. BAKER, Secretary of War. = — — ee ee a - Collection It is told in this connection that he maintained his collection, during the latter years of his life, in a room especially prepared for them, in one of the fashionable hotels in New York City; this room cost him $10 a day, or more than $3500 a year, and he em- ployed a secretary to look after the collection, which ranks among the four or five finest in the world today. Ancient Dentistry * the former villa of Pope Julius IIT., 1n Rome, which is now used as an Etruscan museum, there is exhibited an excellent specimen of a gold dental bridge in proper position in a skull taken from an Etruscan tomb in Civita Castellana, a town in Etruria, situated upon the proposed site of Veji. The latter town Was utterly destroyed before the time of Christ, so a conservative. estimate would put the age of this cental bridge at over 2000 years. , 1919, Pe a

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rem gunind atom wem saq107- ured Om} pure u110) -jun Uy s0O}~edSU] UB JjJOPNOG Sesniq, e}eUveS UY CE e60q Woy panuyuo ») - = direction. From the unruffled conditions of the im- maculate shirt, the carefully pressed outer garments and precisely cothbed light hair, it was obvious that nc struggle nor violence had preceded the attack. The blow must have been administered from the front; and the inference that he.had been taken completely by surprise, before he had had the slightest oppor- tunity to attempt to defend himself, was irresistible. Except for the blood-stained knife, the immediate vicinity of the body yielded up nothing to which the detectives seemed to attach any particular importance. For the present, the room beyond the open door and the body was in obscurity. Callahan abruptly demanded: “Well, who croaked him?” He bent upon Mr. a searching look. “How did it happen?” “So far as I know,” Mr. Druse quietly responded. “not a soul beneath this roof can tell that.” The inspector's face gathered in a scowl. “Can't, eh?” he said roughly. “Why isn't some- body here that does know about it? Where have they got to? This man hasn't been dead very long.” The master of the house returned, unruffled: “I suppose you want to conduct your examination in a methodical manner. Allow me, then, to suggest that you first finish looking about: then vou may ques- tion my son. It was he and Jeanette who seem to have discovered the deed.’ Callahan glared at the cool presumption which told him how to go about his business; but he moderated the: harshness of his manner. He had encountered Chancellor Druse belowstairs; but of Jeanette he now asked: “Where is the voung lady?’ “Her mother has conducted her other part of the house. on bothering her tonigh care,” Callahan was used to*™ Druse to a room in an- “trust you will not insist she is under a physician’s this sort of delay, so he merely nodded a jerky understanding and muttered: “Mebbe we won't have to bother her at all.” After which he turned to the open door with an inquisitive- ness which Mr. Druse at once correctly interpreted. “That is Jeanette’s bedroom,” he informed the in- spector. “If you deem it necessary to go in. there let me request that vou be as quiet and expeditious as possible. It is close to the room of my other daugh ter, Elizabeth. She is a bedfast invalid, and her condition has been seriously ag- gravated by this wretched business.” “IT see. We won't be noisy. Andy, you and Drake move the body out of the way: the undertaker can take charge of it now whenever vou’re ready, Mr. Druse.”’ The last-named led the way. found the light but- ton, and switched on the lights in the ceiling drop. At once the officers hit upon the same feature. Perhaps two paces inside the bedroom from the door was a drop or two of blood, which seemed to be the beginning of a plain trail of blood drops that led thence straight across the threshold to the body. De- tective Drake kneeled down in order to examine it more closely;. but he did not speak at once. “Huh!” grunted Callahan, eyeing the trail. His intent regard ran along it to the doorsill then back again to its beginning. ‘Here or hereabouts is where he got stuck.’ His narrowed eyes once more probed Mr. Druse as he asked: “How do you account for Lord Demar being in this room at a time when your family were supposed so be getting ready for the ball?” “I’m not trying to account for it,’ was tbe laconic response. “I’ve heard no explanation of his presence here.”’ “T reckon your daughter can tell us that, or mebbe ,our son. His being here wasn't secret, of course.” “Tt couldn't have been. Chancellor must have been present, besides the two maids, Elizabeth's and Jeanette's. And, come to think of it, Burritt was up- stairs at the time.” “Who's Burritt?’ asked Callahan. “My butler.” At this juncture Drake rose from his survey blood trail and quietly beckoned Dr. Frye aside. he, in a hushed voice. “This is important, Doc: consider before you an- swer. Suppose Demar had been running, or only walking fast, how far could he have gone, after being stabbed, before falling?” The young doctor, with slow deliberation, estimated the room's dimensions. “Possibly,” he said, this room.” Drake turned this answer pursuing. “Then.” said he at length, “if hed been stabbed while on the opposite side of the room, near one or the other of those doors there, he might have made his way to where the body is now, is that right?” “Yep. He might have got that far under his own pewer. But a puncture like that, yon Know, jimmied the works in a jiffy.” of the Said after a while, “the length of over in his mind before SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. wit jo syeu * hen. ¥ JF nod op rey M,, ail ¥ yYoog ike Mah ee ibe . re ie eee is se BEE ON eee, pa BB! Svea oon 8 Weert et hig sae 4 ere Pore ae is ae a> Tae During the next few minutes the detectives sub- jected the two rooms to a thorough inspection, re- turning at last to the bedroom, and taking care to close the door into the boudoir. It was neither pleas- ant nor necessary to have what lay there constantly under one’s eyes. It was Drake who shut the door. As he did so he beckoned Callahan with a motion of his head. The inspector went over to him, and Drake silently indi- cated several ominous stains and splashes on the pan- els, beginning at about the height of a man’s shoulder and thence slanting in diagonal streaks toward the lower and outer corner of the door. “What do you make of it?” growled Callaban, after a moment's silent inspection. “That Demar fell against this door just as it was being opened,” the young man explained, in a low tone “Here's the way I size up all these obvious details: The knife began to loosen in the wound where the trail of blood begins, and at about the same point Del- mar began to pitch headlong forward against the door. It would look as if someone had opened it for him at that instant so he could fall through into the room beyond. If so, that person must have been pretty well splattered with blood himself.” “But here’s the point, inspector. We've seen noth- ing to indicate where the man was when he was stabbed: that circumstance may mean everything. Effie Tritt was b= about to withdraw, a when Callahan y stayed her. 2 7 wee wee owes The knife would have impeded the flow of blood for a while. During the second or two after the knife thrust he probably retained some control over his actions; but it swiftely ebbed away and he began to totter and fall.” “I see,” said Callahan. “But what’s the answer?’ “Why, he might not have beén in either of these rooms when he was stabbed; he could have been 50 feet away from where the body is now. That’s a fea- vure that may determine the person who had the best opportunity to knife him—see?” “I get you.” Inspector Callahan now mon his son. Druse departed. In a minute or so he returned with Chancellor, now composed, but pale and acutely sen- sible of the situation’s gravity. Furthermore, there was a furtiveness in his bearing, a repression, as if he had been steeling himself to face an ordeal. Calla- han seemed to sense something of this, for the look with which he surveyed the young man was cold, prob- ing and uncompromising. “This is my son, Chancellor Druse,” ly stated. The inspector took his time about length he gruffly demanded: “What do you know about this?” For a few minutes Chancellor met the forceful gaze. There was an elusive, fugitive light behind his rim- less noseglasses. But in a little while he lowered his gaze and returned, in a subdued, even tone: “If you mean to ask whether I know how the dread ful thing happened, I must answer no.’ “You discovered the crime, didn’t you?” felt a subtle hostility, and his manner violence. The young man's mien grew even more guarded; he replied cautiously: “Three of us seemed to come upon the ghastly scene at practically the same time—myself, Burritt and Effie Tritt.” directed Mr. Druse to sum- the father brief- speaking. At Callahan threatened 1- Vir Te LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—MARCH 16, ei eee |: oy” 8 7" 494 O44) F0hia« 4poq aiijGe Jaq jo 2uleejw es oo sem (4) diggs & deqy ” at he ¥ « ‘Ale OL . lg ‘ a. ae: F , > tg 7 . . ¥ rere <4 ty, : ou a <4 s i ae 5 PP aie os aeeiall Wenacal ; / ae. $ Z “Who is Effie Tritt?” “She is both companion and maid to my sister Elizabeth—but here she is now.” While young Druse was speaking a door on the side of the room opposite the boudoir had opened, and an extremely pretty, fair-haired girl stood framed ip the aperture. Like the others of the household, she was profoundly affected by the tragedy, as was evi- denced by her colorless, drawn cheeks and the pained, distressed look of her uncommonly beautiful blue eyes, which first directed at young Druse a swift, pecullar- ly intense glance, then singled out his father. “Mr. Druse,”’ she said, in a gentle voice that was un- niStakably English, “the nurse has come. She says Miss Elizabeth should have the doctor again right away. “Dr. Lovinger is with Miss Jeanette,” knowledged her message. “Ring for one of the serv- ants; see that he keeps‘ himself at your disposal for as long as you may need: him.” The girls eyes once more wandered over the group Mr. Druse ac- with a, timid, apprehensive glance, but lighting strangely as they again momentarily lingered upon Chancellor Druse. She was about to withdraw when Callahan stayed her. She fell to trembling violently and stammered as replied: “Y-y-vyes, 4 : she s-s-sir. But I can't leafe Miss Elizabeth just now.” Callahan waved her away. “Come back here as soon a8 you can, then,” he curtly directed. A sudden, surprising change came ovfr the pretty countenance. it was so mMark- ed and impressive that the others were startled. The eves widened ints a tixed stare; the jaw dropped; ore arm was drawn up in a defensive »osition, as if she had been unexpected)y menaced by some dreadful peril. It was not difficult to follow her | agonized look: but the object that med ) the eyes of all seemed so absurdly in- adequate to account for the violence of her emotion that even the experienced officers for the moment were non- plussed. What they saw was a small oblong of very thin white paper fluttering through the air from the direction of the ceiling and toward the floor. The girl stifled a terrifie ery and reeled back into the room whence she had emerged—a bathroom it was—push- ing the door shut after her. It went to with a bang. As Callahan scooped up the bit of paper the others crowded round him to see what it was—all except Drake. Apparently the others had not noticed a trifling sound that caught his attention: a sound denoting that something else besides the paper had dropped upon the floor. So, before ascertaining the nature of the paper, he started to investigate the tiny object that had struck the floor ahead of the fluttering leaf: but his move- ment in that direction was arrested by a click from the bathroom doorknob, toward which he bent an attentive ear. In the bathroom Effie Tritt clung to the doorknob as if it alone saved her from crumpling upon the tiled floor. With the unconsciousness of desperation she beat her mouth with the back of her free hand an# moaned: “Oh, why did you do it—why did you do it' This will be the death of the one who leves you best in all the world!” There was a peculiar gleam in Drake's eves when he straightened up. The drooping lids masked it, how- ever, aS he went over to one side of the room and picked up a small object that lay close to the base- board. A moment's scrutiny of it led him to glance upward at the ceiling, in an instinctive effort to dis- cover whence it had come. Hie beheld a fresh white sear on the picture molding where a small fragment of the- plaster had been re- cently chipped off. It was the fragment that he had picked up from the floor. He slipped it into a pocket and joined the pressed eagerly around his superior. Now, across Curtis’ shoulder, he could see what it had so terrified the girl. It was only a cigarette paper. CHAPTER III. UNCOVERING A MOTIVE. HILE it is most unusual that a cigarette pa- xer should float of its own accord down from the ceiling of a lady's bedroom through air that is undisturbed, yet, unless the circum- may be attributed to a preternatura! agency, it is difficult to comprehend why even a timid girl shofid be frightened out of her wits by the occur- rence. Whether £roup looking was that stance or not Inspector Callahan would have une (Continued on Page 15.) 1919. PAGE ELEVEN

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Lena Mo- litor, daughter of the late Herr Doktor Medizinartz Molitor; private physician to the Grand Duke and prime pundit of the local chirurgical brotherhood, had fied to Paris with a young anc none too circumspect student at the neighboring university of Freiburg. The name of this brash schoolboy was Karl Hau. His parents had been excellent, even distinguished. persons, but they had left their young son neither title nor entail, and the boy had not improved his lack of opportunity. He was, indeed, a lady ‘killer and blade. whereas the girl who had fled with him was both re- spectable and prospectively wealthy-— entirely aside from being the daughter of a medizinarzt and boe physician. Worse yet, she was five or six years o'ver than her gallant. who had just touched the febrilit, of 20. Such episodes disturb the orderly life of small com munities everywhere. The stiff formalism and lu- dicrous petty rank precedence of a small German town were convulsed. To the thousands of visitors crowd ing this ancient watering place, sacred to the thera peutic bath since Roman times, the elopement of the late doctor's girl with a recreant student was perhaps only a topic-for indolent jest. But to the citizens of the Baden summer capital, more especially the trivial aristocracy, with whom Lena Molitor and her family had a place, the elopement was a scandal por- tentious of disaster. Frau Molitor, the widowed mother, was prostrated. In Paris and other parts, where they were celebrat- ing their freedom, the young man and his young woman were quite oblivious of all this hullabaloo until money got to be short, as money will. From Paris they were finally forced to open negotiations with the bride’s wealthy mother. Now for the first time they discovered the trué heinousness of natural attraction and instinctive mat- ing. The cowardice and caddishness of the man and the ingratitude of the unnatural daughter were made clear. In the surge of penitent feeling Karl Hau and Lis bride pacted suicide and set out to commit it. The boy was first to kill his wife, then himself. He wasn’t used to such things at-the time, fumbled his aim and only superficially wounded the girl. She begged for a second and lethal pellet, but the tint of her bloo.l had undone him. Their emotional volcanics died away and there was no suicide. Soon afterward there was a surface reconciliation with the iron-souled, outraged mother. The daughter was given a dowry of about $50,000, and the infor- mation that she and her husband were not recog- nizable in the Molitor set. Karl Hau and his wife set out for America. The young man entered George Washington University in Washington, D. C., as a student, acquitted himself brilliantly, won his M. A. and LL. D., and was offered the chair in Roman law in his school, which he at once occupied. The young man who had been too much of a blade for Freiburg and Baden-Baden had evidently settled down and began to show his high cerebral gifts. Those who knew him at Washington University recognized him as a scholar of genuine attainment. His knowledge of antique and modern law are said to have been remarkable, and it was be- lieved a career of distinction lay before him. And, directly to the point, he was now himself a professor and thus of suitable rank to be the husband of a medizinartzt’s daughter. “A man wearing a palpably false As so often in this ungrateful world, the dark fore- Lodings of Frau Molitor and her friends appeared to have been absurdly confuted. The despised son-in- law was on the road to success and station. Then Prof. Karl tlau suddenly resigned liis place at George Washington University. bundled up his wife and their young child and sailed for Europe. His wife was sent to the maternal home in Baden-Baden. The professor proceeded to Constantinople, where he intended to bespeak of the Sublime Porte an oil con- cession at Tshibukli. He spent some time in the Ottoman lands, and later developments proved that time vas not his sole spending. But, in the end, the Tur 3 decided not to turn over the prospective oil e‘aim at Tshibukli, and Dr. Hau, out of pocket and dis- comfited, had to make his way back to Germany. The Haus visited some time with the Molitors in Baden-Baden before they set out again. ostensibly at least. for America. ‘'t developed later that Hau Karl Hau, LL. D., the young German pro- fessor whose career in America, England, France and Turkey, lends wide interest to the retrial on the murder charge on which he was convicted twelve years ago. had on this visit vainly besought his mother-in-law for more money. It seems this excellent and fore- handed lady not only refused more cash but de- manded information as to her daughter's dowry. The professor said it was intact with a Washington trust company. «The mother-in-law appears to have doubt- ed. She sent a cabled inquiry to Washington and was informed that Dr. Hau had withdrawn all of the money. Apparently a family schism resulted. Thus, late in 1906, the relations between Dr. Hau and his wife's family had returned to as bad a footing as that whereon they stood in 1900, at the time of the eiopement. The professor and his wife left the ma- ternal roof, and the wife proceeded to London, where she put, up at the Cecil and awaited her hushand. Some days afterward, about Nov. 8, 1906, the doctor arrived, not many hours ahead of the news that Frau Molitor had been shot through the heart in Baden Baden. She hao been summoned to the local post- office by telephone to receive in person an important package. Walking along a residential street in the dusk with an unmarried daughter, Olga Molitor, she —_—-—— beard had passed ner.’ had been shot from behind by a bearded man, disappeared in the shadows and escaped. The next day Dr. Karl Hau was arrested on infor- mation from Germany and held in London to await extradition. After some delays he was returned to Baden, imcarcerated in the jail at Karlsruhe, the capital of the duchy, and prepared for trial. Some months later the trial of Dr. Hau developed into one of the most remar!able homicide actions in decades. The progress of the case was watched from America, from England, from France and Turkey, since each of these countries had a connection with the man's history. Hau had, in fact, become an American citizen, a fact of whose protective benefits he declined to avail himself in Germany the trial was a sensation of genuine magnitude, leading to sharp local division of sentiment and even to riots. The case of the prosecution was a clear-cut structure of circumstance. The motive was established through ‘rau Molitor’s wealth, her penurious treatment of the son-in-law, his waste of his wife's dower, his extrava- gant tastes and his loose handling of money. It was shown that the death of the widow was calculated to cause a division of the estate among half a dozen children, thus bringinge about $100,000 to Mrs. Lena Hau. Hau’s appeals to the widow for funds in the course of his recent visit to Baden-Baden were provea. It was shown that the large watchdog belonging to Frau Molitor had been poisoned a day or two before the woman's death. Also, a hoax telegram had sent a few days earlier, apprising the mother ofl daughter's perilous illness in Paris it was the tention of the state that this telegram had been sent by Hau in the hope that the shock of the news would kill his mother-in-law, that ladv having long suf- fered from organic heart trouble The fact that the daughter was not in Paris and was not ill, reinforced by a vague identification of Hau ak the sender of the telegram, seemed to establish some such motive. But Frau Molitor had not died of heart attack. The state contended that the son-in-law had then realized the need of open murder. It was sit#wn that he had been in Baden-Baden at the time of the murder and had fled from the town immediatels afterward, leav- ing part of his baggage behind. It was also demon- strated that he had bought a false beard and wig of a loacl barber, and another similar set of dis«nising hair from one in Frankfort. Finally, it out that Hau had bought a eray overcoat like worn by the assasin. who been her cone brought the tHe admitted that he had bought such a coat and had afterward thrown it in crossing the English Channel. In the face of this uncontroverted evidence (he viction of the man appeared certain. Yet a larce part of Germany had its doubts of the result. and in Karleruhe the mob appeared to be strongly thetic with Dr. Hau. The man’s defense was subtie and No one but a fellow of fine mental velous self-control could have put fight against such insuperable Hau admitted, in view of the certain proof, that he had been in- Baden-Baden and that he had boucht and worn the disguise described, but he denied cate- vorically all the circumstances of the shooting. He sgid his wife had stood to benefit to the extem of only about $17,500 by the death of her mother, whose estate was greatly overvalued. He pointed out that he had won a place for himself in America and that his prospects there were good, intimating thai he must have been mad to commit murder under such (Continued on Page 1; Vas ‘rie overboard COuu- BVitipa- Machiavellian powers and mar- up 80 splendid a circumstantialities SUNDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. LOWIS POST-DISPATCH- -MARCH 16, 1919. PAGE SEN EN LOE AL AE. a eee . - : - - Pune OOM NEA “

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What's the matter?’ He flung the newspaper from him and jerked off his glasses and laid them upon the table at his elbow The inherent compelling force of the man in a meés- ure steadied his son. “It's Demar,.” the youhez man said “Dead'’’ echoed father and moth- er together, their voices ringing with incredulous amazement. Chancellor could onls nod affir- amtion. ) “He's dead “An appalling thing has hap- pened.’ He searched vainly for words to soften a disclosure that could not be mitigated. ‘“\'nless he met with a most extraordinary and inexplicable accident, it looks asa if he had--as if—as if'’—— ; “Out with itt” snapped his father. “As if he had been murdered,” Chancellor concluded. Both parents stared at him, too stunned to grasp the full import of this staggering announcement. The young map siump- ec into the nearest chair, propped his elbows upon his knees and buried his face in his hands. The glances of the dumbfounded parents met was then that conservatory his identity; With a sinking heart. she the time overwhelmed her faculties and threw her _into a moment of panic She rushed over to Chancellor and roughly shook him by the shoulder. “Was it Raymond Sears did it” she excitedly de manded. | Hie met her look with one of wonder and dismay “Sears'” he repeated, with bated breath. ‘Great heaven' What put that notion into your head?’ Mrs. Druse did not say. Instead, her horrified re- gard held her son's while certain frightful possibill- tles forced With a his chair. “Whoever is responsible,” avoid themselves upon her mind gesture of irritation, Mr he announced firmls must an appearance of secrecy and reticence It mustnt look as though we were trying to shield anybody “What dowvou intend doing?” his wife asked. in a frightened voice “Why, notify the police immediately. of course’ Mrs. Druse shuddered. Her eyés closed, then opened arain and glanced furtively around, as if seeking a Va of fPaCape from a trap Tonight!” she moaned miserably. “Tonight of all! nights’ . Oh, how awful—how awful’ Some of our ieats must be here even now! What shall we do hat shall we say?*” lier husband's grim mien abruptly softened: he ad dressed her in a gentle tone of encouragement Don't let that worry vou, mother. They must be met at the door with some sort of explanation. They'll eo away without any fuss; they're not the sort that will try to question the servants.” Rut the tragic overthrow of the evening's entertain nent was too intolerable for words, too hideous to contemplate It presented phases which, now that they crowded upon her, fairly sickened her: she was ec shocked as to be almost stunned The lurid sensa tionalism—the vulgar publicity, insufferable to her sensitive nature—the swift disaster that had sent her house of cards crashing about her ears —-the abrupt defeat of her cherished ambitions—ahe ould only wring her bands In an excess of erief and wretched- hess Chancellor now inte rposed more collected|s “Mother, you ought to go to Johnny: she’s in her room She mustn't stay there—-its too ghastly’ Mrs. Druse regarded him dumbly, tgp distressed and shaken to find her voice. She sat trembling until an interruption mercifully relieved the stress Some- body rapped at the door 7 “Come in.” Marshall. Druse grimly uttered Where upon the door opened sufficiently to reveal the wooden ,isage of one of the footmen “Mrs. Druse,”” he blurted, “Col. and Mrs. Seagraves are here. Mra. and Miss Bollinger and Dr Lovinger Rorritt has not come downstairs’ Rut at that very instant Burritt’s voice could be heard in the hall; his smooth urbanity appeared un- disturbed Mr. Druse stayed the footman. PAGE TEN Padlocked li Mrs. Druse remembered the man in the realized the significance of his presence there at Druse sprang from “we -svajd Jeqiou SBM iT ‘AJOpNog 24} OU] JOOP 34} 9390/5 O) 318) Suyye) pus ‘MOOIpeq 94} 0} 3SsBl ye BuyusN) -a1 ‘uoTpedsul g3nol1oq] B 0} SMIOO] OM} 94) pe} ef -Qhs Se@A]}O97}9p 941 SeyNUfW M3j 4xX9U oy) ZuLmng yoog Book “What do you gene of sr: growled Callahan. “That Demar fell against this door,” the young man explained. “Detain Dr. Lovinger—privately,” he curtly directed. _ “Fetch him in here.” The door closed upon the bowing servant White-faced and haggard, but by a miracle of self- control holding together some shreds and patches of his habitual dignity and impressiveness, all that eve- ning Burritt clung to his post in the front hall and with rare tact and wisdom turned away the guests as they came. And not one of them learned what really had hap- pened, but each acquired the idea that a calamity had befallen the house of Druse, and carried away a con- viction that Burritt had not been the one least to feel the blow z CHAPTER Il. A CHGARETTE PAPER. HE Druse hote was in charge of the police. Where an hour ago’ it had been a scene of bril- liancy, now, save here and there where—a_sol- itary, subdued lamp glowed, it was shrouded in larkness Voices manifested a tendency to drop to whispers When there was occasion for going from | one place to another, it was done with a muffled foot- fall In the sgecond story, however, there were several adjoining rooms that were more brightly lighted up than the rest of the house. Two of these comprised the domain of the eldest of the Druse children, Elizabeth, touching whom very little was known by the world of fashion that was wont to gather in the showier spaces of the ereat house Inquire of any one of these favored individuals, and more than’ likely he would have to devote some to an effort at recalling just what he had Elizabeth Druse. In the end he might that the later 1! of her 28 vears had spent upon her back in bed; that she was the victim of a spinal malady which made her, from the waist down, a helpless paralytic. Nobody outside the family could would —tell vou more than this As for the family themselves, they were never known to discuss her at all The remainder of sacred td the youngest Jeanette Chancellor W a8 and next to Eliza- beth in point of years, did not live at home; he main- tained apartments down in the city, where he could in close touch with his affairs inheriting much of his fathers executive ability, if not strength of character, he devoted his time, money and talents to the saving unfortunate women. As head of the Maedalene Rescue League, his work in his respect is well enough known seconds heard about inform vou heen or these second-story rooms, were and flower of the famil), Druse, who 8 be of A number of police officers were upon the premises, both uniformed and in plain clothes, some of whom patrolled the extensive grounds and guarded the en- trances and exits, while two or three remained in the second-story hall near the scene of the crime. ti te NS MO ed a a ay a re Bee] ene pryorped - the euL “X98 94) pepesossid peg soua[OIA 10U a[33nI9s Ju yey) snolago sBem ft ‘iiey 1qGaT] peqwmiod Ajesloold pue SJUSULIVS Jano pesseid Aj[NjaiRo 9) “WIGS a}e[NovW -Wl 84) JO SUONIPUOD paTjnsun aq) WOiy ‘UOT OeI"p UL (Continued From Page 3.) In Jeanette Druse’s boudoir an inspector in uni- form and two plain-clothes men were putting their heads together in an effort to find a starting point from which to solve the enigma presented by Lord Demar’s death; for here it was ‘that the lifeless body lay. The spot presented a grewsome enough sight, too. An edge of the heavy velvet rug was literally soaked with blood, and on the adjoining border of parquetry blood stood In a widespread, dark’ pool. A stab wound in the victim's throat accounted for this. It required nce expert to determine that the jugular vein had been severed and the body entirely drained of its life fluid. Of the family, Marshall Druse the sole member present at the preliminary proceedings, until they had progressed to a point where the presence of ( :-ellor was demanded. The father stood at one side, for the most part motionless, fol- lowing every word and act with the closest attention. — It was characteristic of him that he had not attempted to shirk the ordeal of this dreadful situation but had met it square- ly. As soon as he had satisfied himself that a desperate crime actually had been committed in his home, he accomplished his declared de- termination of immediately apprising the police wae havened. Ingpe tor Callahan and his two subordinates, De- tective Fergus Drake and Andy Moorehouse, had just begun their examination of the body and its sur- reundings when the Coroner, James Curtis, and Dr. Frye, his young physician, were shown in by Burritt. The butler at once withdrew, deliberately keeping his head and eyes averted from the shocking sight inside the room. Only one of the group assembled there appeared to notice this—Drake, the younger of the two detectives, who continued to gaze speculatively at the door for fully a minute after it had closed upon Burritt. Callahan ers entered. “Glad you've come,” he gruffly greeted Curtis, then lowered his voice to add: “A messy business, this. Better stick around till we're through.” Curtis silently assented. His physician was stoop- ing over the body, to which Dr. Frank Lovinger had accorded the only professional attention that a doctor C@uld give—the verdict that life was extinct. The Coroner's and the inspector’s glances met across young doctor’s back. Curtis raised his brows interrogatively, to which Callahan responded by screw- ing his heavy features into an expression intended to counsel caution, and giving his head a short negative shake. Curtis drew a long breath, and his look rested spec- uiatively upon the impassive figure of Marshall Druse, whose calm alertness denoted—unknown reserves of strength and virility. A thought flitted through the Coroner’s mind of the strangeness of a man of his prominence in the financial world being entangled in a deed so sensational. He had a feeling of sympathy for the many-times millionaire. But, in a decisive manner, Curtis stooped opposite his physician and intently examined the wound in the dead man’s throat, then instinctively glanced round as if for the weapon that had caused it. Inspector Calfahan, with the toe of one shoe silently pointed to an object upon the floor, close by where he was standing and perhaps four feet from the body. Curtis was thus attracted to an old stag-handled - pocketknife, the largest blade of which, perhaps three inches in length, was open. Despite the bloodstains that nearly covered it, it was plain to be seen that the knife had been for a long time subjected to the rough- est kind of usage. The edge was dull and serrated. Clinging to the nicks were several blood-soaked eye Was or nodded perfunctorily when the newcome- strands of threads of some sort of cloth fiber Curtis bluntly addressed the doctor: “Suicide?” “Not a chance!” was the emphatic reply. ‘“Some- body stuck the knife into him up to the handle and left it there. It came ot only when he fell.” Drake looked keenly at the knife, without touching it, then asked Dr. Frye a question: “Wouldn't it have been held pretty tightly by the wound?” “Under the circumstances, | should say it would; ves.” “Death wouldn't have been instantaneous?’ “No-o-o,"” the doctor answered, hesitatingly: “but death followed that jab so suddenly that the victim didn’t more than have time to pick out a place to fall.”’ The body, garbed in faultless evening dress, which testified that Lord Demar was in readiness for the evening's reception when the fatal blow was struck, lay across an open door and perhaps two feet distant from it. The sill had stayed the flow of blood in that (Continued on Page 11.) SUNDAY MAGAANE- -ST.-LOUIS-POST-DISPATCH}~ -MARCH 16, 1919. Se, ik ee a inl

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s) ‘Weessueesex: |} ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH .. [qRerecsavune THE POST-DISPATCH, ITIS THE ONLY NEWSPAPER TO USE THE ROTOGRAVURE PROCESS OF PRINTING. ST.LOUIS MO. SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1919. See = & 4 HLL 1dOdd dT4H GTIOHASNOH 4 f | et 4. Kurt Eisner, Socialist Premier of Bavaria, shot and killed | by a Prussian officer in Munich. Serene Ses oe President and Mrs. Wilson on Commonwealth Pier, Boston, on historic return from France. sade z ae , i 4 : Df Oe ont Miitte’ ¥ oo £) , bth & | ae iis Ht i ay puesta -* . ; ’ . . ae ae 4 : an to bie > ts wth + hea ngton to an armed harbor ~ Hlow the President landed from the huge steamer Geuige Washi ; “ar The President's first speech upon his return to the United States—addressing 7000 people in Mechanics’ Hall, Boston. beat—through a-‘door in the steamship's hull. =) a | & i | Q ) ~ ® “t F) > ® ~ o) Pa ~” oO ~~ x ty > T1LiH nging to : ’ " | e " —e- Soldiers in Berlin searching civilians suspected of carrying concealed weapons and belo Hauling ashore sixty-ton whale captured off the California coast. It yielded $5000 worth of oil and revolutionary groups — —_—

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—— “Sunpay Morning | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION [Marcy i6 19194 }f sunday Morn _ ir ie el # = — | yo Se al € ing Cardinal Gibbe Roman Catholic Chi Two noted American artists and their models at costume party given in New York. Left, Walter Russell, painter of red-haired Winter visitors at resorts alony the Florida coast watchin cor women, and the model of “Christine”; right, Penrhyn Stanlaws and Madeline Gildersleeve, who posed in tableau “The Fountain of Youth.” boat regatta off Miami. ; ae ee ee Copvright,. Underwood & Underwood ——Convright, International Filme Service. prises’ *h aaana ' 5 { ee German U-boat sheds at Bruges Sa 0 ey docks. These had very thick concrete er con ca = myers roofs to protect undersea craft from 8 J yP 5°, 5 hombs. —Copyright, Western Newspaper Union. —— pi ie Underwood & Underwood . Blinded soldier > OPEN MONDAY BROADW. | aw “h oe ‘ Billikens are Americ shoes for children. 1 ture’s way, on imprc , in a strong and sturd: ong am are soft and flexible pipe ee j Prof. Neal of the University of Chicago 3 you knew as hee brought back from Europe with him this 13- . eas oe oO " Pe, wat year-old Czecho-Slovak lad who fought with McElrov-Sl S} stum ee ctsleane of toon — Edith Cavell erected in the capital of Bel- nis ns for freedom. Prof. Neal is to The prize chow at the Westminster Kennel Club Show this winter—owned —" russels. give hitn an education. | eG MMAR by Mrs. Edward C. Waller of Philadelphia. Central News Photo Services —

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o 5 eee Jag eunoay Morning. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION [Marcie ioi5. | St Ta ORM oe ¥ ee | | | c. { A A AAAI AD PAL A PPAR ——— AAT AAPA A A ’ UM a ~ i ‘ ‘ i HI: 4 ee ee ee ee a > — -—— — | — >. A " “~ Foo 7 pee oe 4 , INagde ) r¢ Landscape Are hitects and Nurservimets —p el IN A r 2 () () ~lbtnegp = mt ans > a Hiesme Of fics Eo coast adie rea a, i) The Song: ft SHER Blinded soldier being taught basket weaving at Walter Reed Hospital. —Copyright, Harris & Ewinn lhe melodious PIC ANIMES af aie mustc find a pleasant kinship in the Me’ and ole i r/) destened e ‘ o~ * = . - ~~. . ts “ ~ ‘ — 6 ° ; ./ / ' ¥ “Nea 3 * pee ts a OG y “ee : Ne vy’ . Ae ey s a ge ta £ att te aS — ’ é ke Fy? hed ‘= wi pe & - he Aare y > . ] a a Set) Se f ' % ~~ Tale Se hte. Pare i> hae : ‘ ‘ 4 4 ‘ ‘ For SAVINGS Bs rs. A | , SILK CREATIONS , hectan age oR Tea . [he most beautiful of all the NATIONAL BANK eg ae ee varied Spring silk themes hav Lage || , a® “KS APA ‘ } hecn woven mto these oust. | corer Pe | - | , tee , lovely tabries mecomparable NTI CA ap tt IVE THE § | | : \ } — ‘a A Se for distinetive SOW ES, SUITES, N AS LARGE ON | skirts, ly levuase \ arial ott-cloay , f ) | / i ' ; 2 7. i r PR ie, » NATIONAL BANK PRO.| // Nim | gece Nes hoe een 0 for SAVINGS lif Y cds 4 a vi iad .? } Mik \\' If tllase 1), “4 °° A rv / OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS UNTIL GIORAEE : / me i. wr sere a ae J } rf Ty destructible Vaal, Wii] BROADWAY € OLIVE aml ) W, ? | - SR me % 2 } ALi ; he A 1407 €f- A haprtsna A }) rh !. A aol } S (vy. \] } , ease yiygnnsaness , / ; Rw ‘ i} anara ¢ . ote Rx il COLORITE HAS MADE THAT Rifas NuP aut aS aN HAT LOOK JUST LIKE NEW 1 ! oil tsesseuseah, oot : — a mother has made her daughter happy when she made last year’s faded hat look just like new by using the original, never dis- ippointing ‘¢ Billiken “fare eae es 1 RW STO A ROOM FOR FYVERY TOE. Colorite is a liquid sold in a bottle with a brush for applying. It is waterproof and durable. Fasily ap- Sold by the plied by anyene. Driesin thirty minutes. Also fine Leading Retailer for coloring Satin, Silk and Canvas Slippers, Basketry, In Each City Leather Hand Bags and Belts : lold by Drug ond Department Stores throughout the United $ Caneda. Billikens are America's most successful your connet_ supply rom will vend 8 bottle of COLORITE peat - said upen receipt conts. eure te name ¢ yeu want. shoes for children. They are made na 16 Celore to Suit Your Tastes ture’ m lasts, ) Jet Black Navy BI Ceri ure’s way, on improved footfor : : Dull Black Cadet Rive SuretStraw Old hom in a strong and sturdy manner, yet they a.” 7 Cardinal Red. Victory Blue Brown Gray Yellow Sage Green Violet Nature! are soft and flexible as a glove, and if ms x beutiens cn enh tad tar cided tochindn meet exe Gested cao you knew as much about Billikens as , ? we do; your child would wear no other. CARPENTER-MORT = COMPANY Made Only By Makers of the Famous Economy Products McE ; @7 SUDBURY STREET BOSTON, MASS. lroy-Sloan Shoe Co., St. Louis 4 Canadian Distributors A. RAMSAY & SON CO... Montreal eo ae ae ee ae ee ae SMT pel oy, Cl / : a te 2 ti ey EER panies b Show this winter—owned ‘ents Ni ‘i = ’hote Service aed » MIU .. HE

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ae RCH 16, 19 SAGER] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION [marci ic, ies Vs —-—— —- _ ) — = SN | It’s simply “top hole!” | | What? Why this | smart, new, snappy | Spring-Style. Offered : _ in green, brown, gray. o Here Cons a : Only . | ey Pe coocinadion. Rab 90 see cor Base. nose pores — = N - res 67 Years is Our Own Building” GOETTLER’S 1260 South Broadway, St. Louis How to reduce them = ) ; An E VSRNee . ¢. ‘ . ° . * Complexions otherwise flawless are often r. BALDPATE a ruined by conspicuous nose pores. z . : . —_— W e il The pores of the face are not as fine as on Sanne! : me a | HAIR TONIC eS other parts of the body. On the nose, especially, > nieathennenh name i alk eeneiineen Nourishes aud strengthens the ~ | there are more fat glands than elsewhere and — poe will gradually re- growth of the hair. Relieves the .. a, ; duce the enlarged pores and make them in- scaly of unhealthy accumula: | there is more activity of the pores. These tions a tions. Gives » ta . ores, if not properly stimulated and kept Conspicuous. rich lone, is highly perfumed ee g a +o from dirt ' on up and become enlarged. Get a cake of Woodbury’s Facial Soap and Maond 100 for Triat Rize ~* 4 begin tonight the treatment your skin needs. Applications, ovtained at the . , : , : i er Barber 8 To reduce enlarged nose pores: Wring 7 You will find Woodbury’s on sale at any BALDPATE CO.. NEW YORK soft cloth from very hot water, lather it with drug store or toilet goods counter in the Rep, in U8 407 Went 34th St, Dept 3 ae . pNegre 34 then oor n tes oe United States or Canada. A 25¢ cake will ———=— ee ag “nt the fresh. jather of Wood. ee nage ee e weeks. ona : ST a Le t bury’s. Repeat this hot water and lather rile 0 ug or a wee v Coeesind cane We write the music and guarantee publisher's application several times, stopping at once af For 6¢ we will send you a trial size eake of acceptance, Submit as poems on PATRIOT. your nose feels sensitive. Then finish by Woodbury’s Facial Soap large enough to last ee ae ee Made in U.S. A Al all good shops rubbing the nose for thirty seconds with a for, week of any, Woodbury trenton een MR. LEO FRIEDMAN . 3 : HA . " iece of ice, iV) Woodb kin t tments Or ix our leading composer. He is the author af VERY fleeting expression, every fugitive smile, is — » Rar ; giving the famous Woodbury skin treatments. | wei E just a bit ln heasheetions ei Salend by the Notice thé improvement the very first for 15¢ we will send samples of Woodbury''s Facial nse hee peat —e page don magic of Van Raalte Veils. That’s why so many clever treatment makes—a promise of what the pr diigo fare Sen ag ray ea ieee Both Mr. Friedman and our special: Lotte women wear them! Your dealer will show you a wide steady use of Woodbury’s Facial Soap will ave. Chininam Ce ee Eaivr wil be glad to criti vour poem an : “5 : " : ‘ ’ ’ ’ assist you in every way 1ON'T DELA weTlO atylen Raalte' innovations. Write for Booklet do. But - not — to —_ bem gn lf you live in Canada, address the Andrew sam woutm Galen denna In a week a condition resulting from 1tong- Jergens Co., Limited, 32 Sherbrooke St.. Perth. E. & Z. Van Raalte, 5th Ave. at 16th St., N. Y. C. continued exposure and neglect. Use this Ont. . CHESTER MUSIC CO. Makers of Sil’ Underwear, Silke Gloves and Sille Hosiery. . V4 Suite 282. 538 8. Dearborn St., CHICAGO AN RA MAKE Quality, beauty and : | exquisite tone— | The ¢ Artophone | The machine that plays all records | and comes to you with an absolute guarantee. The Artophone will be placed in your home for trial $55 Up 1.00 Uectty Call or write for particulars The Artophone Co. 1113 Olive Street ’ ei. gi gl A The Wonderful 1919 ACOUSTICON With the Smaller Ear Piece Will Make You Hear! There is no longer any need for you to hear imperfectly, for straining to hear or being conspicuous in anv way. Over 325,000 deaf people are now hearing clearly with the Acousticon. Sinee the perfecting of our new 1919 Acousticon it is smaller, better and of greater efficiency than ever, Thousands of enthusiastic Acousticon users wear the same happy vinile as does Mr. Garrett Brown, whose photo appears above, and we feel safe in urging every person who is hard of hearing to accept, without a penny of expense:and entirely at our risk, the 1919 Acousticon For 10 Days’ FREE TRIAL NO DEPOSIT. NO EXPENSE All we ask is that you give it a fair trial in your own home amid famillar xurroundings, If it does not make you hear, we want it back without a cent of Slipshod result We can assure Moon )\ Satistaction We ATC equipped t igive it speedily Servic eand Repair De ry | PTGS T ove eXpPetse to you for the trinl, because we Know It {ts good business policy to have Home but satisfied and conthusiastic customers—that's the only kind we now lave Write for your FREE TRIAL today DICTOGRAPH PRODUCTS CORPORATION (Formerly The General Acoustle Co.) 901 Sharp Bldg... Kansas City, Mo. You, too, Can Have - Beauty Instantly! —— ee Nadine Face Powder Mén cluster around her. And why not, for who can deny the (In Green Boxes Only) witchery of a beautiful complexion? A white skin, lustrous and soft 4 . ¥ . > . . as satin, with the rich color glowing in the cheeks. “ * ~ 5 - can lighten the labor of aes inn First a touch of fragrant Pompeian DAY Cream. Work this soft- your spring housecleaning a ee ening vanishing cream well into the skin, so that the powder will not Moft and velvety - P 9 . - , P ° . and ery to the a see ] Money buck Jf not en- stick in spots. Now the Pompeian BEAUTY Powder, with its pearly ness of your rooms ie mak tas 4 : kT oe . sehen a y Adheren untt) eames 2nd harmicns. touch and captivating perfume. Then a bit of Pompeian BLOOM on ee ete oacen atone "tae the cheeks This touch of color adds the bloom of youthful beauty value Vopular tints: Flesh, Pink. Brunette, White, 0c, by tollet count and makes vour eves seem darker and more lustrous. Presto! What ers or mall. Dept 4 ) ot , ( an 1] S National Tollet Co., Paris, Tenn., U.S.A, a change ina few moments. Either Dusting, Renovat Pompeian DAY Cream (Vanishing). Shades, white, brunette and flesh. All —*- f : ‘ : , Keeps the skin smooth and velvety. Re- druggists, 50c. Rock-a-B : . ie ane et QRISts, . O _— Naphtha Bath used . ye Pr oduc ts moves face shine. Has an exquisite per- ‘ Py The Spectacles as desired. Thorough Keep Babies Happy fume. All druggists, 50c¢ Pompeian BLOOM. A rouge that is SE 2@2eeeaneaanananananaccaaacaanaocean Ge W hin ton work. Absolutely sani- : 0 imperceptible when properly applied. With : puiateiedth tii ities tees orge as - tary conditions. Call RITE for descriptive and Pompeian BEAUTY Powder. vanity mirror and French puff; in three ' en ne ee the b ' id obtain in either phone. af Soorepreahn illustration ot fim Adds a lovely clearness to the skin. Stays shades, light, dark, and medium (the popu- S Ab Pct etSanga, —— on WEF LHS OSS NE COWS © Po TT's Bye Bats atid trode ~ nig: on unusually long. Pure and harmless. lar shade). All druggists, 50c. ' those days; crude, indeed, im Lindell 4460 or SERS | PERFECTION MANUFACTURING CO. Ip reo comparison to the comfortable, Delmar 2946. | TION. Lefingwel Ave, S. Lovin, Me. IE Liberty Girl Art Panel and 3 Samples : graceful eye glasses of today. OF i ANING | will be sent for adime. A beautiful, patriotic panel, 28 inches by 7 inches, \, Address , - Out-of-town ’ hay ANY hnished in colors, With the samples you can make many interesting beauty ‘8 »y orders get LU f experiments. Please clip the coupon now 8 City same careful Eins 7 attention. Std tHE POMPEIAN MANLFACTURING COMPANY, 2241 Superior Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 5 Sees S peas chain tone Gallens Ohne of hasette viteateent | 608 TWO git L } iL Olive STORES WN Grand

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st. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1919. — J y = . : - . A 5 ‘ jee 2 gS a Rime cm | . : ‘ OK 23 Hawkshaw the Detective te , The Diverting Episode of the Un- suspecting Burglars and the Jeweler’s Safe. JIFFANY- DIAMONDS. OR 0’ OURN AT pie ip ts ounce Oo ’ ORGE 1 DIDN'T LIKE THE LOOKS aeiee ues 2 | AHEM DOES MR. JONES Ad Re By GEORGE | DD HE KEPT EYEING S|] put Foist 1 MUST PAY HIM | WOIK HERE’ ai : =| A WISIT WHILE (1S DAYLIGHT, “$ ~ BA 2 ae So NNR aviahsde i cetles l cede ba as ee ks eo LS a ne a 2 os sv i cileediylinios nihatitus che cabs wil okan: Toda ibe Shieh innate Bar ehe t Alen a Shee tit i Stee egy ae keoan ay wihelcoy a - WIS, Seine n.d Lacie Wt cb pede Hx HAM a ah PO aa The s ha oy : _ . is aaa ’ C ee ee 6s aca : THE LAND! Om ) SW SUS — «ge Bo I ua N OF >) ( WELL, 1 FOUND OUT WOT WE) 1 SAY, COLONEL, He Pes Pana on GNE ME A Dove WANTED TER KNOW, PALS. ==) an SUPPOSE WE TAKE A | YOUR VERY LIVELIEST | ITS A OLD FASHIONED SMITHKINS | 5 | STROLL DOWN TO. THE CRABS | PLEASE. Q craps Wars (heel NN i ‘AN SAFE ~ SHELL BE A CINCH TO —~7> MEG ecu marKeT. EH? CRACK ~ AN’ SHE'LL BE FULL os . —— - A FISH DINNER, MATTER WITH FISH? O SPARKLERS | (7 Ay § FOR A CHANGE ‘7 UG | = } iD) —— WILL BE VERY mene vod ree Ne 7 | SWELL MEN 17S THE 2 SS == SS Sk TER BE ON OUR WAY. ITS ie === on rH | a ALMOST ONE O'CLOCK . = = (25 PST TE HIST, J3 CLEAR Nor A | = my DON'T FERGIT THE TOOLS, TOBY. Tey. SV ih SYA OF SIGHT EA, —- ae EE ———— © ono nel ——— = oS ee o =— 0 A é * ¥ . " (4 by 7 ae CO A A * Heel ~ wy — .. | R.JIFFANY SENT FOR ME , ‘ \ ’ S ADS, LiKe 1 HAVE “THERES SN) |] MACK'REL. , NOM THAN == By IS DON'T 17 LOOK SWEET mR ATOY yan a ENOUGH TER EAT 2 DAR bones Be ps a NE ISG ee Ra « hey EP vin Oy es SRT athe, SPS a z tears . ” - . = . ~- Bevo tcidiie “ety nab RS aR Ree ange antes ome ay chee aa OPE tas rts MT ante ihn W Se

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1919, \ \ NA LOVE OF MIKE WHAT ARE You SMOKING? \ ‘| \ | ASDF \ — ars We ® ° ‘ . # ‘Knits % : , s *y ™ ' ae comma ra a at ee {f/f // OU BtG BooB, DIDN'T | You HEAR ME BLow ny Hor HAS THE SIGN HELPED YOUR | myirerveeur ANY, SAM? eT Le YouRs OD. A CINDER: ‘ pre Nt eA. at Vee? Ale Til mers hs & a ‘he Bagh 8 Bedok, oat pee See A TO tO on. 9 ’ ud . poate» a pth: ea at > RR, " - tr meat ve Ta ida ales = a Paced } FACT IS DE PEOPLE WALK RIGHT BY, EVEN MY OLD CUSTOMERS DON'T STOP. BoSInéss AM ( HE'LL BE ALL RIGHT BY NEXT SUNDAY. YOURS TO A CINDER: HA HA, HA: HELLO. L HAVE USED YouR ALARM CLock BAKING PowbéerR AWD AM PLEASED TO SAY IT'S AN EARLY RISER. YOURS TO A CINDER, A.MuTT: unui (lx __ wn “ rity) ' yy a ’ »*\\\ és ©* Private OFFI i! | ee 5 i 47 iii Cin St. Lor Dispatch sel pers as the oOo Pe re en VOL. 71.’ NO. 2 = PERSHING AV 49 DECORATI - RAINBOW D Alabama Farmcr ceives Medal of Gen. MacArthu tinguished Servi SAYS GOOD.BY! UNIT SOON German Civilians ' view and Greet | Several Town “Hoch Pershing. By the Associated Press COBLENZ, Sunday, Gen. Pershing said goc boys of the Forty-secone day. In a farewell add troops of the Rainbow 1 preparing to start for h week in April, the Con (Chief wished them all | the peaceful occupation they will go on the othe Atlantic. The inspection and ri division took place in ; near Remagenon, on th of the Rhine. Gen. Pe to mere than 20,000 m Rainbow Division parsed ing stand in massed forn the heights across the rh of German civilians as watched the review t Kiasses. Gen. Pershing the rear-end of a wagon diers gathered about hir Before his address the in Chief presented one « medal of honor, two | service medals and 46 ¢ service crosses to office of the division. The me was pinned by Gen. F Corp. Sidn@y Manning ° Infantry for leading his ing an attack on the Or commander had — fall wounds he had suffer led the men forward am held an important pos face of terrific enemy f seven members of the | killed or wounded M self was wounded nine attack. When the U nit: tered the war Manning ' boy near Brewton, Ala. The distinguished se went to Brigadier-Gen MacArthur and Col. Wf Jr. Sunday morning Gen. epected the troops of Corps near Vallendar After the review of second Division Gen. Pi by aytomobile to Coble had dinner with M Dickman, commander | of occupation in sev along the way Germ greeted him with shou Pershing.” The comm to the area of occupat vertised by the Gerre newspapers and otherw PERSHING PRA ARMY FOR MORAL V Commander Addres: a Number of M By CYRIL BRO A Staff Correspondent Dispatch and the New | Copyright 1919 thy Press \ ' kx Wer) COBRLENZ. Saturday, The fine. record of the cupation in the enemy the eplendid record of m by the whole American which every man cou proud, was the. keyneots farewell address delivers noon by Gen. Pershing tv-second Division, whi uled for a reasonably for home Tt was tien. Pershing? Preach to Berlin, for 1 the review was oniy @ ters from the American boundary, Gen. Perehil ar entire division of eve from the vantage groun road embankment Rut for. the Pavone” ~ bonnets and khaki oor the closely packed audi ing at tien l’ershing’! might have thought & « ioned American pelitic Tiites meeting wae taki thie rolling plain acres where Roman legional fon robber Rarens one with the gesticulating G spell binder Magnitude of Vik Knowing that they, heme. eerie time e#eon. second Ti: sion audience good humor and Gen. I able to score some tellin, surviving Nationa! (Gal Continues on Page &