St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 24, 1919

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| es A Winning National Advertising Wednesday Advertising the Louis Wednesday “from Both St The figures: .. 42 Cols. ..57 Cols. 15 Cols. 38 Cols. ..31 Cols. hav C Aepung to Arneg Largest Circulation of Any St. Louis Newspaper—Daily or Sunday } will and. iwhich W. K. WAS |! | purchasing the | for ' the noved by ~sededsmon stnoy 4g Auy Jo uowyemoity yseRie7 OF 100 FOR POLICE AT CELEBRATION They Will Be Assigned From the Barracks and Will Work Out of Headquarters. detail of duty in St. A special military police be on Louis during home-coming period, be- Monday the soldiers’ Saturday or Preliminaries for the co-operation of this force with the regular partment were arranged Police Chief O’Brien and Col. K. Hunter. commandant of son police de- today by (;eorge Jeffer- Sarracks. The military soldiers from the bar will work out of police headquarters un- der command of First Lieutenant E Mendell, who said today the would number about 100. They will undertake tion of soldiers and also that soldiers not violate military will not make traordinary eme COMMITTEE TO WELCOME 12TH ENGINEERS GOES TO NEW YORK senator Spencer and Lieutenant-Col- onel Jonah in Party: Arrival saturday Afternoon Expected. The Twelfth Louis) consisting of headquarters and detachment, Companies A to EF inclusive, 43 officers 1257 men, is scheduled to New York the Saturday. will be met bv a committee ar- ranged by the Women’s Auxiliary The committee departed for New York at 12:20 p. m. today The committee States Senator Selden TY. representing the State; C ter, for the Chamber of KE. R. Kinsey, Lieutenant-Colone!] Krank the Twelfth-staff; kKngineers’ League, Laird, wife of Col, commanding the regiment. and Mrs. W. W. Burden, wife of Maj. Burden. Mrs. Laird said that she had received a Wireless message from her husband that the steamer was expected to arrive at New York Saturday afternoon. JUDGE ADVISES AUTO DRIVER policemen will be acks and y detail the sailors proteer- and will see and regulations. The arrests except In ex reencles (St. Engineers, medi-* cal and arrive at on May and steumer Cape consists of United Spencer Pot- Comuinerce; larkson the city: Jonah, John Mirs. luaird, representing formerly of liunter, John A loday Stating TO BEWARE OF WATER WAGON Discharges Sprinkling Cart Man Who | Collided With Machine Wanted Washed. Charles Simmons of 4106 Finney avenue, driver of a sprinkling was discharged by Police Judge Mix in the City Court today on a charge of eareless driving preferred by Al- bert Schoenlaub, »2 Kaston nue, Schoenlaub, according to the timonyv, drove his automobile along- side the sprinkKng cart so as to have the wheels and body washed in the spray. At Montclair and Etzel ave- nues the vehicles collided. “*“Well,”’ said Judge Mix, ‘‘next time you want vour cash washed take it out in back vard and wash it with a Don't be afraid of a little work.’ NORTHEAST CORNER 12TH AND LOCUST SOLD FOR $455,000 Property Purchased by Lessee, Fs- sex Investment Co., of Which W., K. Bixby Is President. Kessex Investment Co., of sixby is president, the northeast Locust Owner ave- Tes- your hose, The has corner of held hy $205,000 Wallace purchased Mwelfth ‘red G. Zeibig, trustee, for The owner was Richard J. The site has a frontage on Twelfth Street of 80 feet by a depth on street of 100 feet. It is occupied bv a one-story RaArTARe. kssex company held a 99-yea) lease of the providing for an annual net rental of $10,000, whicl gave it a Valuation of $250,000. The lease, executed 20 aAgO, BAN the Essex the privilege of for $205,000. ransaction, the asehold the and streets. L0o- now building cust used as.a The site, Vears conipany Site fee and have By the ft the le merged, interests been Kissex Co. in realty, in- ciuding both the value of the lease hold and the fee, having piad for the corner $455,000 The transaction was the Holbrook-Blackwelde1 tate Investment Co. and Zeeibig. Negotiations the improvement a Structure value and effected by Real Es- Cornet & are pending of the site with with the the loca- commensurate importance of ‘tion. individuAlly and through companies of which he is dominant factor, has extensive realty interests in downtown St. Louls, including the southwest ner of Twelfth and Olive streets, quired by him several years ago Bixby, holding CorT- uC- Berlin. Hierbert Hoover Not in PARIS, April 24 Hioover, head of the a relief ganization. Was surprised and the publication today of a announcing his presence in Hioover has not aways from Paris for weeks Hie is unable to account for the report unless he impersonated VY Berlin Tuesday and received in Wednesday, arrived in Berlin large staff. lied dispatch Kerlin. heen being Cis patch dated the United —- that Hoover has that day with a said yr - ——— aorne rig | | a8i1% : ia] ~*~) /i18- ; nable l’ost 5 cK 7 Bere LT batch WANTS, sailors do: | Nations,” Cart, ‘though it is i vancing 'nently. if STATEMENT FROM JT'A LIANS STILL WILSON ASTONISHES §=J2.4 PR IS: LLOYD GEORGE SEES THE PRESIDENT PREOS IN LONDON Some Papers Support His Stand and Others Say One or the Other Side Must Give Way. FRENCH WRITERS ASSAIL PRESIDENT Echo de Paris Declares Amer- ican Voters Last November Repudiated Wilsonian Doc- trine. he Associated f'ress LONDON. April 24.—"A bolt." “A Bomb shelt.”i “An a & thune t anpesl and other descripti' Pe eX- aesar, pressions are used by this morniny s newspapers in tion wiih Wilson's the Itulfan = sit dent's step is Connec declaratio: The treated as a the LOST of the. President uation adres peace q’d)? a ? AA Pf} porari j Ly" i- development at ence by journals parently halted ten tonishment, frain from Evervwhere Sole HnhewWwspu pets making anv conimnern:? Mr Wilson's ;: lo?! as having caused a inost the unfolding of watched ANXIOUS eclitorials as AN)». is regarded situation, will be Such » | : serious which with lnterest. with Withdrawa! were miunhifestlvy written to Italy-s possible the conference, th lando’s announcement of his “quit Paris had not when the papers ough Premier sion to London ! Lil lished “Italy Opinions as to and It (jraphic, while tility to Italy, rate attitude,’ “Croatian clainis to iume.’ If heads its news with tion, “Italy Jeopardizing Pe The Chronicle places over the news from the pe the “Wilson’s Stirring for Smal’ but is editorially perturb- ed. Without. opposing President Wilson it calls his action a “‘strone step and a momentous innovation,” The editorial takes a sympathetic ; titude toward Italy's position, admitted the opinions can Werle Jeopardizing Peace.” Mr. Wilson's attitude vary. disclaiming any refers to her ‘“‘obdu- advo Th hos- ment aly's ana ates the column the CuAp- ice : conterénce Appeal ce issue upon which hones tly held. “Mr. Wilson's appeal! diplomatic table to the general pub- at first sight commend itself with democratic the editorial reads, making an exception secrecy is. to Ore from 1 lic may as consonant statesmanship,” “the result in in Italy's case to past create a danger for of nations,’ which the newspaper adds. ‘“‘may if the [talians withdraw. find its existence virtually terminated before it is begun The Daily News ing; “The sreaking attention to the A conviction would never have except as a last failure of all private voiced by the Express. One or Other Must Yield. “It would be idle to follow,” the two now met in a the other must Wilson's principles. prevail, such as those Italy is now must be abandoned perma- on the other hand Pre Orlando's claims are recognized, end to the principle everywhere head- calls under the Point,’ “grave crisis.” that President taken such a after Wilson step the resource speculate on newspaper antagonistic prih- death grap- vield, If all ad- will “The what SAYS ciples are ple. One or Mr claims miler then there is an of self-determination The Express declares the situation is very serious, but maintains that in questions which threaten the confer ‘the and to give urges unitedls disaster, press power with have judgment.” It British to blindly and port Premier Lloyd George 4s nation’s representative. aan decisive tance,” (;uardian ence publi sort of any the sup the no document of impor the Manchester President Wilson's that the principles, it terms appea Pointing of applying ‘That is what gives to this great de of the American President importance, an impo! far beyond the particu- controversy. ° . . be no mistake as What the President These are an analyzes the I vein, Sa\ [tai histori : ’ is qre LOgt contiues out quest liverance supreme lance fgoing lar matter in “Let there significance ‘ays he means ly words, they The C;uardian position in a sympathetic ing it perfectly lan feeling in tradition played so important a par. against pressing hard Ss. Support. ludes the America for a good aden its to iLSs are not mere act.’ fallian can understand a matter where but it warns Itals historic c’aims too Value of U, “After all.” support of ore (;uarad- lan the world peace is worth a mieore the particular state from tier.” The which any deri. ‘ freor than security ‘ eould hope 8) adding a asatrip to its own fully state- Pest. which indorses President Wilson's ment. thinks that his appeal! made “with the full privity and sent of Mr. Liovd George "and ‘ror not ie America, Eng TiN erpoo! was cic} adds mad than Continued on Page 2, (Column 4. head | the Whole league | negotiations jis text of} the the | Bement ING is Italian demands in peace capital affect possible hipwo and light involved in thelr set that the will ance of ithe muestions Pci in order to throw a] upon what is tlement, | ing the io a When entered hite (;reat hope follow- eontribute to and statemen! final forma’ satisfactor, ‘ a heT) Gt Opinion solution entered the the basis of a underst: indineg Italy Wal aoc upon private Britair the that of circuni Many and l‘rance Pact of the known as Londot Since face ltered and Tinie who! . stances has been a great strugg! that pris other Powers small, have with no understanding The Austro-Hungarian FE then the W hose entered the knowledge of ate hipire Murope, and at Pact of the pieces enemy of London of vie expense the was to be kept in even torv, has gone to ail longer FXISLS New Independent States. Not only that, but the several parts of that empire, it 1 now by [tals 1 all her into ig} re > ri ’ rib Osi lhieg: RUMANIAN TROOPS CONTINUE ADVANCE TOWARD BUDAPEST Ifungarians Evacuate Debroczin, 120 Miles Fast of Capttal, When Hu- manions Reac le City. ‘ : { ‘OP ke, SH. AG; EN troops Huda pest het weet April continued the April the Thei im tie #% tumanian inee toward on the entire line vi Maros bi before east of Budapest, accor: Hhudape “ut teoxnlay evacunuted vers. ane ening were lDiebreczin abawt miles due to reports from The Hung” brec2ain Tuesdas iaitis night oppo! , long ‘dent Wilson's Paris residence SITUATION IMPROVED BY BRITISH EFFORTS Lloyd George Confers With Orlando, Then Goes to Wilson’s Residence—lItal- ian Premier Says Wilson Statement Leaves No Other Course Than With- drawal. KING BACKS ORLANDO; PARLIAMENT TO MEET American Quarters Declare Italians Knew What Presi- dent’s Declaration Con- tained and Could Not Be Much Surprised. Associated reas PARIS April 24 Although Italian delegation to the ference announced this intention of withdrawing, it was de clared this afternoon by Premier Liovd George that the ltallans would not leave Paris today Premier Lloyd George, who had @ conference with Premier Or- lando in the forenoon, went to Presi- after- the cone morning its peace ward, “The Itaifins day.’ he said. There was no explanation of how the situation beyond the brief remark quoted, Whether the British Premier meant that the entire Ital- ian delegation would not go, or whether he had succeeded in tin- ducing Premier Orlando to remain was not developed. Lloyd Georges declaration, however, Was construed as indicating at any rate a slight im- provement in the situation After the conference between Pre. mier Llovd George and Premier Or- lando it was stated that the Italian Premier had postponed his departure from 2 p. m. to & p. m,. today. Pre- mier Orlando had stated this morn. ing that he would leave Paris at 2? p m. He added, however, “We do break with allies, but hani interests to their hands, will lovally fulfill their will not leave to- stood hor out over ot trusting they mission Premier slatement dent Wilson, In states in Sa Orlando tasued ai tong replying to Presl- which the Premier many words that he is withdraw from the conference after President which le regarded as today compelled to peace Wilson's a: a departure nd course rion, from diplomatic the [Italians rise custom leaves other iexplanation. high Americun President Wel- ed Pre- the ie- American stated in that ago the the it Was quarters today several days inform miler Orlando of which sued yesterday Premier then consulted wi BE. M ihe meat contenta of resident aor statemen? amelie liouse and qMuertion of discussed with thie counter statement This i that tne guile as the pre. issuance of a by the planat ltullan ltalian Premie; ton delegates the pier iA was made to show were net insuance of thes surprised over Presidents fexmed tao be King Suppeort« Orlando Vietor E Premier atate King mimmanvel has tele- (iriandoe "eshii-e@ sisting friste the i iphed te bi ‘ there he mending action and iy that position ree @mniit taken announced at Ita that Oriande and ande Diag of the lahan would jieave Parte tedayg relan Miniatef, Die row, headquarters the an- ide that the Pare uld meet lhwmee Premier Orlando s &@e two. Pre- already » pias ltalvy has it wae ian head- quarters Premier Art delegat liaron Bonnine, the F Polilowing (lien party and the est tper At it erment * e vy allan nouns iarnent of ttals ww ¢s diately irn, provbabiy in a ipietriuctieo peer ila eet have legraphed to Home stated in Ttallan quartess today thi ould the break become definite Italy weuld take steps te approach rmany wit a view t@ ‘woarate joyvya George called on ande before the council ing. The two statet- long conference, the Tirit« wh Premier endeavoring to obtaim @ hange In the Itallan position and ltaly’s representatives te re. niaaink Peace remic Vremiier ¢ ‘t thin mort men had a i* ipa°e main | \fterward wee eal rrems F ler Orlande had eae . RM Re ee ke ae faa OTRO. MOR DS ieee ye ennie

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a " = (wera & —— Seen eT : mene ee on Ta oe Kae to len Ae ee Te ee ene ss eget yathine ey oe RA ier ee ee se 2 ae ee ~ ) ams ae te i a, phn SA agen * AAS Ge ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1919. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH > parture from Paris until 8 o’clock this evening. The French Foreign Office today eonfirmed the report that Premier Orlando’s letter of yesterday to Pre- | miers Clemenceau and Lloyd | Map Showing Disputed Port of Fiume and Former Austrian Territory Awarded Without Question to Italy | George. instead of announcing a'! complete rupture, asked whether, in| of the the two, view circumstances, considered Italian Premiers further participation in the conference use- | ful. The British and French Pre- miers, it is stated, will make a joint answer Italian mitit that part of Adriatic territors of London with it was stated today Premier Orlando's force, the Captain sent to the northern around Fiume. Premier Orlando's course, mean-| time, Capt. Pozzi says, would be to. ; Parliament in special sion and secure from that body the passage of a measure providing for the annexation of the Dalmatian and other Bastern Adriatic territory giv- | en to Italy by the London agreement, | and also of Fiume. | Reports have been the Captain added, that a military dem- | onstration by the Jugo-Slavs at Spa- lato was contemplated in which = event the Italians would take proper counter measures, Premier Clemenceau, Premier | Lioxd George and President Wilson | met at the usual hour this forenoon, | but ro outline of the topics under | discussion was made _ public, ivy forces will occ :Ipy | Dalmatia and other | named.in the pect about 100,000 men. | by Capt. Pozzi of staff. | region Jind) ~~, os 8 SN Sses- convoke received, al- though the Chino-Japanese question, | . > ¥, SAQA SSSR yr sree e * ~* ~\* . . ; ~~ a x», RQ @QgqQgq SO WSs . WH SOS QS > ~ : : “\ ~.* ‘ ‘ . ¢ OOS . TRIESTEGROO Oe , : Ps IS ~ SS ‘ SAAN reparations and possibly the Italian | crisis may have been considered. ‘MAI. LAWRENCE POST BACK FROM ! Went Overseas With | Hospital | ' Unit 21 and First Served With British. Maj. Lawrence T. Post, who served | overseas with Base Hospital Unit 21, returned to St. Louis yesterday.” He went to France in May, 1917, as | Captain with this unit, and after pre- (liminary training at Rouen, where | took up on three separate occasions for periods of training to British clearing stations. Last August, following the estab- lishment of Mobile Hospital No. 4, in command of Lieutenant-Colone! Malvern B. Clopton of St. Louis, |}accompanied the new unit to posi- | tions behind the St. Mihiel and |gonne drives. During the latter of- |fensive the mobile hospital took up their station at Cheppy after its cap- ture the 138th Infantry. Later they received a number of St. wounded from the Eighty-ninth ' vision. “These mobile hospitals,’ “were set up nine ten miles be- hind the lines under canvas. One of | chief virtues was their mobil- It was a sort of a traveling cir- unit ineluded 12 officers, and 150 enlisted men automobile trucks carried ' they ‘sent short | casualty bv [)i- or | their ty. Cus za ifty Our nurses a | their station, he was| he | A r- | Louis | he said, | our } 58 Nurses of Hospital ’ | turn to Homes Soon—Served 23 | . Months in France. | By Leased Wire from the New York | inally from New Orleans and entered | Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. the unit from the Jewish Hospital in NEW YORK, April 24.—-Fifty- St. Louis, where she has been fo: ight pretty giris from St. Louis and six years, was the guardian of one at of the pups, Comme-Ca. The twin triplet, or is named Comme-Ci. a. nearby towns arrived yesterday | New York on board the UL. S. 8. Mo- for 23 with Hospital No. 21, the Si _ Louis unit, at touen. They ;now at the Hotel Albert, in this city, /and will depart soon for the West. The Mobile, which was formerly ithe North German Lloyd tourist liner Cleveland, and has just been turned over to the allies at Spithead, raced the ocean with the | transport Manchuria, beating it into | New York harbor by two hours. Both ‘ships brought many Kansas boys of |the Thirty-fifth Division. The St. Louis nurses in |charge of Lieutenant-Colonel Fish- They were among the tirst Amer- icans to arrive in France, and estab- | lished the base at Rouen. A Mobile unit, Mobile Unit No. 4, was sent 'to the front during the great Ar- gonne-AMeuse drive and served there and at St. Mihiel, only a few miles | behind the advance. All 20 girls of the unit were cited for their brav- or (Yes, the girls bile, after serving mon‘hs Mrs. George could not only talk very interestingly about the /about a good ' | well. sase are dogs, came home engaged, unless they ar- ranged things by mail with someone they left behind them, or who went over from here. Some of our soldier may have taken 4A | fancy to the French girls and mar- ried them over there, which. would not be surprising, for the girls are very charming. But I think the girls will prefer the American men. The Englishmen and _ the Frenchmen were all very nice us —-the English gave us the most won- derful time we ever had when we i spent a couple of weeks in London on our way France—but when comes to marrying our girls seemed the opinion that Unele ' Sam's nephews were good enough for ' them. across boys were ? | © i. to to generally of | WELCOME ; other | whatever he was, | have picked up quite a little French.) | “NO, [ don’t think any of the girls | SOMECONe | French it | FRANCE Unit 21 Keach New Yorke OBE READY SA NAY Girls From St. Louis and Nearby Expect to Re- FOR PARADE OF 1 ‘Dispatches. Indicate Regime f Will Not Reach St.Louis Be fore Monday, However. It appeared today that a |ments for welcoming the 128th |Ullery back to St. Louis will be tually completed by Saturday, - though a dispatch from Camp De ~ vens, Mass., where the men are, “a Wo until Monday or later. : | With three shifts working 24 hous ,a day, the construction of bleachem and pylons on Twelfth street, tween Market street and Wash avenue, is proceeding rapidly, and the grandstand, on the east side, be- tween Olive and Pine, on which began yesterday, was practically -ished before noon today. It ig tain that there will be enough , ready to accommodate relatives ‘the men by the time the 128th he cc. Relatives to Meet Men. Merchants along the line of parade have been asked to dees their buildings. ‘come Home Committee willl dees wer) ‘trolley poles, and the Liberty (Organization has decorarced Washir ton avenue. The colors of the Thit | tifth Division are blue and gold, but | cated that they may not arrive here — many other things as} he 3S The Mayor's W Met ADMIRAL SI T LOUIS T0 OR VICTOR ee Will Tell What Our Has Been Doing Th out War at the Tonight. ‘GUEST OF WIFE'S SISTER WHILE “He Commanded Naval Forces in Waters—At Home ¢ and Mrs. J. F. ——— = eee :7 Rear Admiral William who, with the rank of Vice was commander of the Unit naval forces during the fg hostilities; is in St. Louis toc will speak tonight at a Victe and equipment when moved. The/|ery and work at this time impedimenta included = a complete | There was !2 hours of hard work laundry, an electrie light plant and | @ day in the wards for everyone, but X-ray between 7 at night and 7 in the doen't want morning the girls could just that | was in any great danger.} they pleased as long as they did not we mass meeting in the Col which the public is invited. He was driven through d streets this morning, in a headed by the Great Lakes Station Band, and then wen it is desired that they be used in dition to the national colors. % The troops, on their arriva) ("nion Station, will be served with wt e meal by the Red Cross, and the pase iade probably will begin immediately” [t is understood that France | The shaded portion represents former Austrian territory Italy is to get ‘ after ‘onsultation with; . ; ‘ : England, after a consultatio ‘without question. Says President Wilson: | ‘*On the north and northeast her President Wilson, will make another | ; effort to draw from the Italians a/ natural frontiers are completely restored, along with the whole sweep of the , | . . 4 j all further declaration as to the situ-} Alps, from northwest to southeast to the very end of the Istrian peninsula, Oe Se eee v it ation which has arisen, and th. hope) + aging all the great watershed within which Trieste and Pola lie, and all I > + . . Por 4 haa RR ; moment. Mayor of Rome, asserted that delegations yesterday and numer- out reserve and that Premier Clem-| OUS Stories of compromises were cir- enceuu had described it as “‘admir-|CUlated. These were suddenly dis- uble” and had said that he “would credited by the issuance of President not change a word.” It is explainea| Wilson's staterfient, showing that the that the reason that Lloyd George} President was not a party to the pro- and M. Clemenceau ‘did not join the | posed concessions, which was chiefly stutement was the fact that they were | based on the supposition that Fiume parties to the. treaty of London. It could be given taly. was also rmiade known that Premi-r i. ote og oer had be Orlando had prepared a statement?" * 2° that the for the Italian Parliament whica to Adriatic situation was a zyame of chess, in which the most skillful diplomats would win. The Council of Three vesterday af- | regardless of the armistice condi- ternoon held the longest session on|LOM* Was suddenly. banished by on | » aN r . 4 cet t record during the peace e | President Wilson's action. diisecussing the testi mnterence, | : i repara- | Old-School Diplomats Stunned. ‘ P . = " y ‘eo ‘ 4 it , 7s) y = Matefrom 3 until 2 o'clock. | : ince Monday it had been gener financial experts heing aly. known that had prepared explain some details called in tu Statement which was presented on it is recomnizsed that both France that day to the entire American de}- and Gireat Britain are in a difficult. egation, and that nad position owing to the existence of the | approved it. | t there was no suspi secret agreement with Italy, as Jaia, ©'?" that his position was so unalter- down in the treaty of London. ably against secret diplomacy. “The Italiar delegates, hoping to Declarations by the see the Italian problem adjusted ami- the American delegation eably,” sald Premier Orlando, “might President: would not yield have taken some other decidion than | ter of Flume were regarded ceasing to collaborate in the labors most Luropean diplomatisis, of the conference had this statement PCcl@lly by the Italians, as part of a not been issued.” The Premier add-| PO'UUcal game until. yesterday, and ed that he would address a message | °Y®" "OW many Old-school diploma- to the Italian people who, he said, | ''*“ unable “will express themselves.” whit happened. Premier Orlando recalled to. the es correspondents the fact that Italv “had congented to all possible conces- sions regarding the Dalmation Hin- ‘terland, and added that he had re- eeived in the morning from England. France and the United States a reply recognizing the rights of Italy over the Italian cities of Dalmatia. but refusing to «ive recognition to Ital- jan claims on Fiume which would become a free city without manda- tory administration by any power. “The delegation having learned that this was the opinion of Presi- Gegt Wilson,” he said, ot o'clock he the delegation of the the by and @ns- members that Bereta Nias to comprehend Germans Reported Told Not to Sizn tniess Prisoners Are Returned. A\seoctated Prema AMSTERDAM April 24 (rerman peace plenipotentiaries. rrankfort Zeitung says, have been instructed not to sign the treaty of peace unless it provides for the tm. mediate and unconditional return of Cerman prisoners of war hes t hye The the ~ oe mene meen _ = DO YOU KNOW that your drug«giat will receive your Want Ads for the Post-Dispatch at the same rates charged at the main office? y “declined in, Try him! — T= i mum n prevalent | ited there ‘ i | ( RUMANJ.A _ : ? oe ‘moc, K BUKH ARS . ve aaah ST 4‘ ¥ @SOFIA 1 BULGARI ee ORLANDO ACCLAIMED BY ROME MULTITUDE Imposing Demonstration Occurs at Night With Cheers for Italian Fiume Was to Go to Croatia Under Treaty of London ted Press LONDON, reference Associa April 23 to ltal- Associated under the Was @ ITH the lan clai learns that London, Italy Tri Pola and part but was to 2£o Leaders. ms tne hihi By tie Aseociated Press | | ROME, Wednesday, Apri! r An imposing demonstration occurred here tonight, paraders traversing the principal thoroughfares KFiume and Dalmatia tor Premier Orlando Minister Sonnino because attitude regarding Italy's the Paris peace conference The Italian a siders that the withdrawal Italian delegation from the inevitabl> pirations are not recognized. Should this be the it forecast in political circles that Premier Orlando! and Foreign Minister Sonnino will return and offer their resignations to the Parliament, which will unani mousliy reject them, and that they, will confirmed in the tenure their office by all parties inside outside of Parliament, with a mi: date to uphold what considered, ji Italy’s rights, with unltVv, everv decision i by all means. ping the The Idea Nazionale peace 1n newspapers point of Italv’s situation in of Japan, who, they be obliged to leave the her claims are rejected. It reported here that ish in Fiume are city d’Annunzio, sent a tre: Vy of 77 (ata loadin of | tt) ed Lt) itia a (Croatia acclaiming (jreat cheering in her own nt foregu Foreign some of - claims. it if the of thei rights claims at Britain and and Italians insist on their ome treaty (jrent are prepared to hon- tures, whole con- ofr the nNeace press as which case, Kiume 11) Is if Italv’s as- case, is STATEMENT FROM WILSON ASTONISHES PRESS IN LONDON Ur Continued From One. be Page are es under moral obligation to square she takes in with complete remap- world the axioms of the ‘I } ai other Similarits in to that Wilsonian Doctrine Condemned = by also may American Voters, Says Paris Paper f By the Associated Pr PARIS, April Journal today NI rupture tention and ihe Paris points.” mut - SAV, conference ] pes o% Citi Is Writing the It (pert i Brit- to the about IS alian at tha from the troops that (;abriele has ume reading “He who crv into ‘lent st race ares itj- that barzilaix in the Inessage oft t | ‘ 1}} the 1) author- vesterday t ‘ . to Fi th Oorning Salvatore called upon Premier Clemenceau ready to action is CON Vert. a to fe Vietory, | the behalf of the Italian delegation and proposal for 1 Italv would the Jugro needs ar resh which iume and f Sus Reeina Italy igreed to reltiogunce her Claim Y(, Dalmatian petting (oniv and receiving from of Nations a tnandate the cities of Zara and The ] WwW: clearing, declare | submitted a f promise vou comproniise by amidst vou Watch and Addressing throng cathered, Prince will be in Supreme take the city of be silent.’ Ss] that Colonna, Sluvs the suburb o kK, across had the Italy's right to demand the fruits of her victory “would not Rave to be com- promised by hypocritical] tions.”’ The nious in a the rive) furtoer the the League administer Coust, to combina- | the Wolson's bonibshell. LtOTIZON S tome newspapers declaring that program as set forth by tion at Pa represented demands dignity unani- When President Italian statement came its delega- Writing the mini- | ‘““Pertinax” With the! U are the like a the Echo } 11S il in de Paris, is fierce President W already sacrificed Wilsonian oncdcemned laune against “We hay hiuch to cole cain “The protect recepted at Rome and! aos Italian in event of demonstrations in that coun- try American army Virtt compatible Ipe ison and safety of Italy doctrine, Amer, he we April 24 that the Italian taking measures American bv tire November,” ional regime thie © which Are we in our order” Are io 4 no- thing to remain of our alliance?” few , * th: mili- commentators. which the fact that received in such a moment heard it genuine emotion the of Presi- Charles dentWilson rise above the mutterings at Laibach, ! of t“rnational confabula- “President Wilson. confidential wire pull- diplomaev, has finally EVERY EATING PLACE should seek the reputa- tion of serving good food. When the public call for Worcestershire, they want Oo. i | White Mo Jefferson | llarracks which (‘oles po . | THE ONLY ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE rretop eres fHonter fioory thint hie War fri ey ind not amenable to the bankruptcy act, , menly ¢ PARIS, s Lim- ; voters last Su vs have learns Cc;overn = ' 7 ‘ . haa ss bed t ment 1s the consulates in all to for ir will going enthusiam enmibassy of weakness cost our still for ‘ SJ . CyLles ' ‘ : count? deor farthe new } today ws rey ffi VW oie OLliicers here Sai \ . tiv . ‘ ; » *) @xistin treaties Is are troops left railroad lally Italy, transport and A detachment from American a no COX, ept offic ers it) ing eS MOecuvre represents onnostra extreme among the tary “We do not oOlice. ; } disguise recentiv sailed (senoan we nios’ cordial farewell greetings. said tSrigadier-General] ‘Treat reported to Jugo-Slavia The American. embassies and the newspapce. were each guarded by 200 soldiers to avoid pos- sible incidents is C;, voice is be these * in rf : tired of the ing of tions, eave ish; office _ Avanti rit nd French of the So secret Cialist At Busy Hee (andy Shops, Friday. Assorted ¢ hocolates, Bo: the bound — Ady CHRISTOPHER NOT A ‘FARMER:' BANKRUPTCY CASE TO STAND Judge Dyer t pholds Referees Report in Action Against tron Com- pany Official. Dyer, in the upheld the report in bankruptey againet J. Arthur low : bs Judge Federal ‘Court of Referee proceeding toc ‘A ("oles Tipe (‘hit imtophe r House, leat iT? denie: Never serve imitations, islands 1 wen Sebenico. writer | dia- ' tao ' ? iarks it)i ' discussions when with | | posal mily time I was under fire was the Argonne le- ronge-aux-Bois, where air planes came over and dropped their compliments in the shape of a bombs. None landed nearer to us 300 yards, so that was allthere to that. “One thing the this: In former svmpathetic eve injuries That when the other thereby. was ‘over there’ The back of at (orice Some few ihan — VA | that impressed me medical Wars Wiis oft been standpoint many have a man in- . 3 as raplatys irom CASsSeS reported. is, \\ During I saw under jured one eye, weakpned months ] one case that | this classification.” Maj. because only was Sure came unit wife, convalescing New from Bi March Rhode Island, News Aprl & Camp Dix, his illness of his in sajlled ahead of the Post of who 1 now York He eo the battleship art at Newport Hle discharged at April He was originally commis- sioned a Captain, but received his following h appointment Surgical of Mobile- Hos NO. 4 wt “PSI sailed IvIng majority is direc Tr)! as pital Special Lawn Mower Sale This Week. Geller Ward & Hasner Hdw. Cv. 4$1°-14 North Fourth B&St pub- rent the veil and appealed to lic opinion.” The Echo de Paris today the belief that Wilson's “‘direct appeal the ian Great Britain France will brought known the viewpoint of their repre- in the Italian dispute. The same newspaper gives opinion that the dispute will not lead to de- lav in the opening of the negotiations at expressed Ital- and to people,” hake be to sentatives its Versailles, The Paris } lar that permitted whote not ewspapers as a situation develop must any the he to trievable step in the wrong direction. the seriousness of the incident. consider it in the nature and express the hope that an acceptable compro- will shortly reached. The Gauiois says it is convinced that Pre- will compromise ' ae ¢ irre Thev recognize ur. do not of « break. be P cs hiise niier Clemenceau's skill evolve the formula for such a before the departure of Premier O1 lando. The Figaro in siment forth the view that “principles must sometimes suffer deviation,” and it pleads against the display of of ‘‘a haughty, its ¢ sets some ‘stubborness’ or un- compromising spirit.” “Its evident object of the statement, to the market place negotic- and discussions much better on \lm andi privacy. difference might be transformed into a quarrel.” Journal the incident was the result of the manifold mistak? made by all parties. The Italians, he thinks. committed a gross blun- the rigaro Says, “is to trans- tions mit I\ earried What thus Le was on a Savs , der in publishing their claims in ad- cr van thus eliminnting sibilitv of manoeuvering. “It was a bad start which weighed the negotiations from he continues, “and the only accentuated § the of difference. The compro- plan lett by President Wilson he withdrew from of four on April 21 might have hai some chance of success if it had been put forth by an independent arbi- trator. but France and England could not very well endorse a pro- variance with the treaty all Pos: °e. heavily on the first.” r points mise al of London’ Add Variety to the meal by use i | ' nellette 'the stock has been depleted by the, because of President} Gray, the council | leave the hospital ; Dlenty of fun for everyone. Dances, movies and informal entertainments were given weekly. A musical com- edy was written by Sergt. Burns of St. Louis, the music being composed by Private Dakin of St. Louis. The | piece. which was entitled “C'est la (;uerre,”’ won first prize for original- ity in conducted by The Stars and Stripes, the soldiers’ news the front. Miss of Louis and Miss Hannibal, Mo., starred rules a nurse has a full day off once a month, providing the demands of the work permit it, and when we got Our time off we explored around a ‘lot. We most of us bought bicycles and rode around the country a good deal. on the transport lorries—that’s what they call the trucks over there—and would have a lot of fun. We had much to do since last when our hospital was cleared of all its Since then we have had little but wait a ship to bring us home. During that time I went through some of the dev- astated parts. I was at saw the wreck of the beautiful thedral, and it was too pathetic f anvthing. “Our hospital in huts. [ think cal forces made a hospitals of big buildings. The glish stuck huts, with no stairs climb, and was a great saving time and of strength both for the personnel and for the patients.” Colonel Bravery. Miss Nance the head nurse, her Louise Hil- were talk much all the girls to home again, tribute to the for- courage of the we haven't January, a contest western wr papel boehringer Skelton of in the play. Partial List Among the gir!s from St. (if not otherwise indicated) and vicinity the Mobile are: Jones, .Alrs. Olive Jewish Hospital; Ella Union avenue; Byrd Hill Crest, Kirkwood, Ranz, 3420 Crittenden A. Sander, 324 North Ciirardeau, Mo.; Mo. ; avenue; on CASES, to do of Names. Louis or on KE. who returned Miss Laura (;eorge of the | V. Estes, 114 | Bochringe, 3 Mo.: Cordelia street; Martha boulevard, Laura E, Olive E. Anna k nue, Kansas City; 943 Maryville avenue: 207 West Lorain, Q.; abana avenue, lad Kan Marie Kainemever, Helen Al burke: Bertha Long, Edwardsville, [1] Florence KH Nellie O Boothby, Mabet Platte City, | Dier- son. 54°99 Von Versen It was no reflection on the prowess ‘ol, that prompted the gir! two Bel- the g was had 1550 1} all the American medi. mistake in making eds, *” > + oO Cc to i? aAbDe ps oft Lider, Spring Rock, Serafini, 5670 Cates Westman, 13: Hessie F Kenima Twenty- Olive Ik Praises Drury fHiopkins; A. Am- seventh Wilcox, a \W ave Tavlor. Miss busy that wet assistant, and ligas, Too to Miss were , mon Hilligas said street, LGQgea delighted und high titude and cheerful wounded they hud in their care, (‘ol. Fischel busy to all lie been in charge for weeks, throughout auf A rence, nui ‘ talk aj- only the per- them- INiefe ‘ity, toe had nurses Was he the that Kan Louis € Osage ¢ said of but duous, and they had wonderful at } ee rect avenu: turn long and a times ar *« Fische! i nrotector la bors. shown hous to brine nlone the early airmen neriod when the the hospital out for a series hounds. otherwise the The division - waolt In (serman “During belgian ian were There "She" (Ox the muscoi , pace avs tnascots of picked of x Peter seven succes- showed to raids, on the oll nights, derful courage and thei , resolve named nbout of ee bpasely another won- their vith that of the aris hunt- girls and patients kind Kenglish ing dog, but she girls Carnec, Wi! divided fo lowed the ma in here Belgian police black months old. Their niother or. Mur phy, the first commander of the unit, long Was “SON ie ive deserted th , stuck the at red) I performance of Ais duties it the get a pair comfortable slippers, | Ly the done unde! which supplies re CUSLOT LO nice, how x ~»t) se city migre Whiasys e Or- all PSS10Ti terms of the lo Say in the be returned the ih Gardner Disapproved Measure - ecnuse No Revenue Legislation Had Been Approved. Ceci t the Z bhisy h. JEFFERSON CITY, The House todays pension bill over If the two-t der, roes on now such of employes must Post April ; - Erk ,Orations of the Court of Honor of] |\Twelfth street. Rae Statue Is Razed. The framework of the large pylons ae * Ve ty at Washington avenue and Market | and the street, ut smaller ones of between, had noon today, Twelfth re “Fe The zation,”” at Twelfth and yesterday. tended to be permanent, in the way. 7 Director of Public Welfare Schmoll E said last night at least 5000 bleacher © and grandstand seats will be avall-. able by Saturday. Of more than 1000, relatives 1000 are relatives of 128th Artillery, which first unit arrive The only feature pre para- = tions that has lagged the colleé tion of money to pay for the celebra- Festus J. Wade, chairman of] mien will to of the }s tion who have registered, about 5) in the b+ the =

£50,000 which must be raised by — to match the similar amount by the eity Wade Yionday ippropriated pointed out that there is make a personal canvass, and that persons wishing to contribute should send in their checks without being — asked — - EASY to pag the coftise way—De Watches, Jewelry. Loftiea hroa, National Credit Jewelers, 2d floor, j Sivth ef open every evening.-—-Aév “ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec, 12. IS7S8, Published Datiy by the Pulitzer Co.. Twelfth and Olive 8 Member Audit Areniatliona MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRES& The Aseociated Press ts exclusively ef titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to 1 cre''ted tn thie paper news nublished herein Bureau of t All richta o - & no time to = rt i hes ¥: Pubdiishing 9° treets. woke rl &F od a * lication ef sepectal disvatches herein are aise 5 reserved =U MSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL IN ADVANCE. lbatie and Sunday one vear oseekeu Datlvy without Sunday one benbdaiaaae: Sunday oniv one vear + es esos eeeeeeon a Remit etther hv postal order. quprese money order or Sf [oule exchange. By Carrier in St. Loute and Suburbe: Daily onitv. 4he a Month. Dailv and Sunday fc a Month. matter July 11. Low Ma. St. ta. 1879 second-class Postoffice at of March 3. Kinloch Central 46mm Entered as 1879. at the under the act e reo Peli eyits vote ? The “t returned the bill of explanation, in the Legislature nue bills sufticient amount of revenue the increases creased ‘ . , (,overno?) \¢ era \\ 1a letter ‘“sapproved ie cle lal ed which passed reve })? hecesSsary had anen Much Valuable Is Stolen , , Ta) ovicde Lf} to coy and in the Sib bAries er Cost O1 ol rious departments of the State Gov ernment The vote in the 9 J. C. Dvyott and ina. UO fT icv hiouse Republican = FF to Wis arr Toenre Krank he (;,overno! bill SIRO chants. leader, led ft fieht the til’ over the The sion blind Cone The rat, p By he home of Mr. and Mrs. John ley, 53 Portland place. M ley is the sister of Mrs. Si being daughters of the lat Allen Hitehcock, who was sador to Russia under Presid Kinley and later Secretary Interior in the McKinley an velt administrations. To a Post-Dispatch repo his car at Union Station, Rims said: “I shall try to my talk tonight, what our been doing throughout the future of our navy appears, te be in the hands of the pe ference at Versailles. As policies, those are matters not belong to a naval offi business is to execute the po | 4down for him.” | Flag on Lieutenant-Commander Rdwards, who was with Sims as aid for aviation, panving him on the pre cruise, in which the ports o bus and Indianapolis hay made in the last two daya, City is to be sighted tome The Rear Admiral's flag. t stars on a blue fleld. was stern of the Sims special ef mander Edwards explaing while Rear Admiral Sims Vice Admiral soon after th States entered the war, he the rank of Rear Adniiral o ing to this country. Commander Kdwatr ls the war activities of Rear Sims, beginning March 31, f days before Congresa ded State of war. On that day, ceived orders from the Navy ment proceed to Engl Civilian clothes and under Surned name. He arrived tn April 9. and from that time the co-operation of the Unfit Navy itn the campaign a German submarine menace transports and merchant 6 His force came to consis# Surface craft, besides sul with a personne! of 5009 o 75.000 The craft, it heen known, inely “mystery ship” or Q-RBoat tYpe successfully used by ish in trapping and sinking inew The Q-Boat was app which Jogge for torpe get the ax the false suddenly @ fun fire would sink the @ The only American Q-E mander Edwards sald, had being by a am which did not come nea fo give its guns a chan towed but did not up the tl Special Car _+ is men made merchantman, along bait Oh le. t ts is a being Alongside, when the boat woutd torpedoed to again arrnistice Rear Admiral work the inving of 60,000 rin North Sea, which was koe American mine barrage: The total number of Ge sunk waa 20605 learned after the armistice Hed fleet. previously wer having only a bout eanful th t port Action to . sSirtie Marines sunk devices suc number of charge. or in cases were depth bomb, hydorplane. or submarine The latter. Parade Downt The naval aviation serv Was approaching its full de at the time of the armisti ed of 25.000 officers and had fcaplane stations fro of England to the Adriatle In the downtown para and marines formed an @€ Rees Plier (Committee, included EK. BR. P '®. preside at tonight's me MeMillan, Walker Hill, Whitaker John G. Vern Lee. F. Riddle, © Johnaon, G meyer, A. C. F. Meyer. F. 4. ©: Van Riper. Fest Breckinridge Jones, B. F, John F. iieorge cock, Bigs Colonel Dwight F Da Wells, M. G. Reynolds, Colonel W. A. Brooks, act Aloe, Jackson Johneon ' Baten Senator Spencer. Films. tilustrating the Will be shown for 25 min the Coliseum address. Admiral Sime is 61 ve Was bdrn in the province Canada He lived in » *®* & youth, and went * United States Nava! Ac _ Bapolia, lo Wer q: reOoTrke hann j ? shepley, Davia CC

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NY SATURDAY. & ADE OF 128TH. ndicate Regimen{ ach St. Louis Be. Hay, However. today that arrange. Pmiing the 128th Ar. t. Louis will be vir. d by Saturday, a). tch from Camp De- bre the men are. indj.- may not arrive here late: ifts working 24 hours truction of bleachers Twelfth Street, be. treet and Washington ‘ee ding rapidly, and on the « side, be- Pine, on which work » Was practically fin- On today. It is cer- Will be enough seats imodate relatives of lime the 128th gets “ust to Meet Men. Ong the line of the en asked to decorate - The Mayor's Wel- imittee will decorate nd the Liberty Loan 6 decorgied Washing. lors of the Thirty- re blue and gold, and at they be used in ad- tional colors. On their arrival a: will served with a d Cross, and the Ppa- rili begin immediately orts will made to ‘es meet the men per- @ close of the parade. booths will be estab. on. Station and on be be bf positions which the in its advance in ‘the round which sanguin- ts occurred—Cheppy, l, (haudron karim, rood, Charpentry and l be used in the dee- Court of Honor on ¢ Is Razed. rk of the avenue e smalle) large pylons and Market Ones had qoday. ica Defending ¢ rfelfth acid Olive, y. It never ermanent, and it On Been The ‘ivili- was in- was , between. Thay) Was Welfare SO00 ublic “at ie ad Ne Schmoll bleacher will be avaijl- iv. Of than 4000 have registered, about ves of the VY, which the "rive ature laeged to pay for I Wade, chairman Committee, Oo persons a AST 1ts more mien in will bea of the prepara the collee- the celebra of has seni nad fi, ms toward the by. contribute niwust Ch the similar ity be raised amount Wadi lime to and that g to contribute should checks without being ho ft CANVASS the r.oftis J oftis | pay wav—Dia +; ros, & loor, > ny #4 POST- DISPATCH JOSE I’ are PULITZER ye 32 el Publishing Vv the Pu h and Olive Streets every @\ ening, oe ee Bureau of i ic Prensa is exclusively en- or republication of all news ad 1 it or not otherwise and also the local All riehts of repuh- dispatches herein are also ‘rcniationsa ASSOC IATED PRES*s RATES VANCE: one vear. one BY MAIL vear. postal ‘order. ; express [ouls exchange. St. Louls and Suburbs: lv. 4c a Month. Sunday fic a Month. July i. Louts. Mo nfi-claee matter toffice at &f. March 3, 18798 Kinloch Centra! §@0n — andise AsONn winter mer- able is often put brgotten by mer- ut-of-season mer- exposed to the nd danger of fire. t-of-season goods big Safe Deposit ed until you need guarded truck ‘e your insurance sty by the eubie ympany > Government - CHARLES ws — " wy TPS Re BP yee acwenes go%. “ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY a ee WOMIRAL SIMS IN #57. LOUIS 10 TALK R VICTORY LOAN Will Tell What Our Navy | Has Been Doing Through- out War at the Coliseum. “He | hostilities, is ® which the public alongside. ® fn i being tol pedoed : Which 4 to give gq ed ¥ 3 lowed MeMillan. Whitaker ’ Lee. { ‘ock, Colone] ; Wells, . ax au Tonight. GUEST OF WIFE’S SISTER WHILE HERE Commanded All. Our) Naval Forces in European Waters—At Home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Shepley. Rear Admiral William 8S. Sims, | who, with the rank of Vice Admiral, was commaader of the United States naval forces during the period of, in St. Louis today, and | will speak tonight at a Victory Loan | mass meeting in the Coliseum, to | is invited. He was driven through downtown | streets this morning, in a parade| headed by the Great Lakes Training | Station Band, and then went to the! home of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Shep- ley, 53 Portland place. Mrs. Shep- ley is the sister of Mrs. Sims, both > being daughters of the late. Ethan Allen Hitchcock, who was Ambas-. “eador to Russia under President Mce- | of the and Roose- Kinley and later Secretary Interior in the Mechinley velt administrations. To a Post-Dispatch reporter, in) Rach Officer and Enlisted Man Has From One his car at Union Station, Admiral Sims said: “I shall try to tell, in/| my talk tonight, what our navy has | been doing throughout the war. The | future of our navy appears, just now. to be in the hands of the peace con ference at Versailles. As to naval! policies, those are matters which do not belong to a naval officer. His business is to execute the policy lail down for him.” Flag on Special Car. Lieutenant-Commander Walter A. Rdwards, who with Admiral Sims as aid for aviation, is accom- panving him on the present land | cruise, in which the ports of Colum- |! bus and Indianapolis have been, made in the last two days. Kansas Citv is to sighted tomorrow. The Admiral’s flag. two white | stars on a blue field. was at the! stern of the Sims special car. Com- mander Fdwards explained that while Rear Admiral Sims was made Vice Admiral soon after the United States entered the war, he resumed | the rank of Rear Admiral on return- | ing to this country. Commander the war Sims, Was be Rear outlined Admiral 1917. six Edwards ictivities of Rear beginning March $1, days Congress declared 4 Slate of war. On that day, Sims re- erived orders from the Navy Depart. | ment to proceed to England. in Civilian clothes and under an as- Surned name. He arrived in Enelani:d April 9, and from that time directed the co-operation of the United States Navy in the campaign against the German submarine menace to troop and merchant shipping. His foree came to consist of 322 | Surface craft, besides submarines, | with a personne! of 5009 officers an1 | 75,000 men. The eraft, it has lately | been made known. ineluded= one “mystery ship’ or Q-Boat, of the ype successfully used by the Brit- | ish in trapping and sinking submar- inex. The Q-Boat was apparently a | which jogged slowly | along as a bait for torpedoes, the Shiect being to get* the submarine when the false sides of would suddenly drop, an fire would sink the submarine. The only American Q-Boat, com- | mander Kdwards said, had bad luck. by a submarine come near enough chance. It was! did not get into the time of the before lransports merchantman., the hoat did not its guns a port, but up towed action to again armistice Rear Admiral the laving of 60,000 mines North Sea, whieh was known American mine barrage. The total number of German Marines sunk was 205. ‘This learned after the armistice. The Al- | Hed fleets previously were sure of having sunk only about 170. The devices successful in the greatest humber of cases were the depth charee. or depth bom, ana the | hydorplane, submarine detector. The latter, *arade The naval aviation which WAS approaching its full development at the time of the armistice, consist- of officers and men, and had seaplane stations from the north of England to the Adriatic. in the downtown parade, ‘nd marines formed an Reception C‘ommittee, which fol- included EK. BR. Pryor, who is ‘© preside at tonight's meeting; N. A. Walker Hill, Edwards John G. Lonsdale, W. H. George F. Riddle, Otto Teich- | mann, J. il. Johnson. Gustav Ries- meyer, A.C. F. Meyer, F. O. Watts, 4 C. Van Riper, Festus J. Wade, Bre kinridge Jones, B. F. Edwards, John F. Shepley, George C: Hitch- | David C. Biggs, Lieutenant- | Dwight F. Davis, Rolla M. G. Kevynolds, Lieutenant- Colonel W. A. Brooks, acting Mayor Aloe, Johnson and United to included in the as th. | Sims work sub- was Ol Downtown. service, "5 000 sailors escort. The Jackson | States Senator Spencer. Films, illustrating the navy’s work, Will be shown for 25 minutes before the Coliseum address. Admiral Sims is 61 vears old, and. ) Was bdrn in the province of Ontario, | Canada He lived in Pennsylvania! youth, and went through the United States Naval Academy at An- Rapolta, me -_——— fee « (ans, | in August, | tion , They, Order of Leopold. /' States army, ' tour. Union ts the |; are ‘are ing dumb | cordially ‘dleeply i sides, ‘was carried on in their ‘and evenly, TT A en en EVENING, APRIL 24, 1919 ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Belgian Machine Gunners With Two of Their R ST.LOUIS DISTRICT Famous Dogs Who Are in St. Louis Today | FADING COUNTRY IN VICTORY LOAN Quota 20.8 Per Cent Sub- scribed, Although City Has Reported but 15.7 Per Cent of Allotment. THREE FIRMS TAKE $3,250,000 WORTH 4) Allotment for the City Is Stories of the Valor of Belgian Soldiers Who Are in City Today to a Half Dozen Decorations—Selected From Crack Regiments. ee i soldiers who are The Visiting llo st. belgian Louis today are veter- all the service ever nearly of whom have been since their was invaded by the Germans in 1914. With the Flemish try fa- drew of the that 10 dogs party are mous war machine gun carriages and ammuni- carts for the Belgian army and have masters for withering fire. shell in too, are veterans, stood by their ata stretch under of them has a leg. More weeks One piece of his in all are of the de- than 300 medals worn by the 115 members tachment, each officer and man having from one to a half-dozen decorations. The soldiers were lected from crack regiments and in- clude chasseurs, grenadiers, cara- binieres, infantrymen and machine gunners. The mous which se- of the fa- Regiment, carried are Infantry was awarded The standard sur- Belgian Lion, was command by 1914. The names of Liege, Lix- mude, Yser, Merekem, La Lys and Stadenberg. Capt. Alfred WDirix Is commandant of the party. Accompanying the Maj. C. M. Thiele of who is in known been colors Twelfth as a whole mounted by the presented to the Albert in ner bears the King person in ban- Belgians is the United charge the by many 8St. stationed at from Ok 1918. of Hle is Louisans, having Jefferson sarracks 1916, until September, Dogs Big Attraction. When the detachment detrained at Sation the dogs at center attention ‘tober, once bhe- from in all tour. and came the of onlookers, as has been the case cities visited during the They are large, sturdy animals by no means of the parlor var! ety, but they submitted to petting by strangers with evident enjoyment. lt is difficult to determine which enjoying themselves most dur- the tour. the soldiers or thet: helpers and comrades Capi the Belgians have been welcomed wherever they been in America, and they appreciate the assurances America’s high regard for their peo- Dirix says have 'ple which they have received on all soldiers, like the civilian population, he will al- ways be grateful for America’s mil- irary ald, and the relief work which , country war. has are become ac- CcuUuSs- The Belgian said, the beginning of the None of the soldiers America before, and all ing the opportunity to quainted with the cities, been in enjoyv- people, COCOANUT OIL MAKES SPLENDID SHAMPOO If vou want to keep your hair in good ‘condition, be careful what you wash it with. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and is very harmful. Just plain mulsified cocoanut oil (which is pure and en tirely greaseless), is much better than the most expensive —_ or anything else vou can for shampooing, as this can’t possibly injure the hair. Simply moisten your hair with water and rub it in. One or two teaspoon- fuls will make an abundance of rich, creamy lather, and cleanses the hair and scalp thoroughly. The lather rins- es out easily and removes every par- ticle of dust, dirt, dandruff and ex- eeasive oil. The hair dries quickly and it leaves it fine and fluffy and easy to man- use silky, bright, age. y ou ean get mulsified cocoanut oil at most any drug store. It is very cheap, and a few ounces 1s enough to last evervone in the family for i months.—ADY, Share , toms, ithe duced to pancakes for the COUTI=- + ‘art enlisted | the | or of | from jyards on food of intro- first time Meinphis at each ta- incidentally, the They and, Americans. were vesterday morning in a hotel, and after a waiter ble had instructed them in the fine of ‘‘dressing them up,” just right they were immediately captivated by the “new ‘macy.”’ Kvervwhere the sumptuously dined juciest meats a dog cording to Lieut. Joseph in charge of them. “I love them fill thei: down, blink the troubles they through,” he said to reporter who accompanied the Nashville and Memphis. dogs are named Max, la, Khaki. Trompette, Sarah, Zonnot, Ture, Baron and Vos. entitled to -a delice thev finest. dogs go are on the ever tasted, ac- Scheppers, to watch and then lie and forget have heen a Post-Dispatch party stomachs their eves, from The Jambou- John, Max is the one wound stripe Work in Pairs. dogs worked — in wichine gun earriuges and ammunition carts. The machine guns are Maxims, and in war are jetached from the earri when the dogs bring them up to the front. The then left in shelter, if possible, the gunners the wonderfully and understand and to halt, advance, lie be quiet, It is asserted that Bam boula can bark “Buy a bond” in perfectly intelligible bark-language. The dogs were found extremely Valuable during the war. They anywhere, provision- not ft! addition much ple Dogs nre The awing n pairs, a ages are while dogs use weapon. are trained, commands ohey down could their Ing Was sive, q 1 OvUolesomMe or the, ‘asure expen and in of were a the source tw sol- diers The det entisted achment comprises 1s men officers. The of the medals athe offi seven and a list of anal cit: follow: Alfred Dirix, of Carabiniers, the detachment, Leopold of Belgium, ross with five the Yser, Lejeune of ( nannies cers their itions Commandant Third Regiment commander of Chevalier of the and of the Crown Belgian War C tions, Medal of Lieut. Henry ifth Regiment gian War C tions, and Medal of the Yser. Lieut. Eimile Vervloet, Kirst Regiment of Grenadiers. Chevalier of the Order of Leopold, Belgian War Cross ight citations, Cross of Saint orges Medal of the Yser Lieut. Joseph Cross and cita- VN inecent, sel- cita- ‘hasseurs with three ross With e (ie and Scheppers, Sev- enth Infantry. Chevalier of the Order of the Crown of -elgium and Relgian War Cross with four citations Lieut. Jacques Henrard, Twelfth Infantry. Chevalier of the Orde of Leopold Il, Belgian Military Cross and Beéwian War Cross with three citations Medal of the VY set Lient. kkdmund and Wallays, Ele, Infantry Belgian War Cross itations, French Mili French War C Service enth with four « tury Medal, British Distinguished Medal Licut. Twelfth with Yse \ll Are Every man in the ofticially credited with duct of a high order, been through thrilling An ance may given of Lieut. Vervioet, who was Knight of the Order of Leopold the following Locating an ment that had gians much trouble; Yser River six times gunfire during the and six wounded penetrating the patrol ross, de Vriendt, Belgian Was and Medal Charles Infantry (‘ross one citation of the Heroes, party has been herole con and all have experience: in the cas made a for inst lye acts enemy gun emplace- been giving the He! ewimming the heavy y se) ides: "oo under battie CO lines 1 rescuing (,erman duty and getting: — - ——_—— ~ —- after of he Belgian lines 11 back to the |had been wounded, ‘machine gunfire: ,tant bridge with 12 1915, in spite tacks, heavy attack of Germans spite citi 1} ited enemys the killing great during a of Dixmude HLis additonal holding pmweti Ot repei gunfire and first g the war: and taking a series and prisoners which he decorations of heroism Famous Seventh Among the 12 that are represented by soldiers here ably well Seventh Infantry, which went the first battle of the Yser tober, 1914, with 2000 men, and c out three weeks 400 This regiment Belgian detachment led at were for Infantry. famous the today, who are none is so known as Lt) later with less is represented here by intensely pi that antrys They are affiliation with The Seventh Int Germans ed men, of their Zation. stem the gium agdinst odds. They to defend the Bridge (;eorges, near Nieuport, and of the fighting entire war. “? Di 12 trenches ed Suid gZreal of assigned Most Valliant of days. we without food ex of Sche hardtack an ppe rs today were ad shell fire almost freezing W The supply Lieut \We 1 } " “ ad lyie i Pitig. that ar cjonally the been killed stood 1n trenches ce aniniais b\ Some ot men for killed ithe ima at a time of thie ns were etacked i) great pil ‘The neh morta this nours MOS! rivel (;ermans used tre in battle they also hada great madnyv pp heavy artillery. we had were The Lol first time, iPecesx weet regiment was ttie decorated with old by King Albert Chief Sergt N€}! Twelfth Infantry, a party, is one Delgian sioned the Copacley iif DruUuspee! of few men in than | heave ’ Pike’ rii be other : ho AYTINY office: been orated ot is an honor upon office capturing wrtof a Private S i sharp: cre i ipin of noaotCy, IS medals as a resull , tines himself in house, and killin meniber af a nearby German with rifle, lie tale to account Iiuns before the Guillaume Vriemers ryold medal the the Belgian Military © Belgian War C for " ers i tery the scores ot lived his and for Wal € serg awarded a by Serbia, the Cital ploits Sergt. two Beigian m military decorat upon him trols tie Was LePLOwwus)s \ of and ross with se icv TS (;ustave Henskens has edals and at li were work ion, which for ‘ 1, , Into the eneny\ ferred dlaring leading mated|y pa repe ed three each time as Soon the war, the would times during back into Zot as his condition Ln por April, al Joseph Scheppers and several enlist oud organi- rush through Be! ‘ f ater,’ * JCA epieti es tnd ar the the | Opole ' Ff . bat e7"' nded ound he ‘AVY 14 manyv raids other ae (is regiments | ,elgian | prob- the into (OC - AaAIne than helped were lid Sore the nto ial the ater Lulls the ceomimis- aec- ‘ onfe rread i} edal hy ntire WilS King i fis the alian CORn- in | , 1rie-s and ,of sably $51,342,650 — Tennessee Takes Lead Among State Sections. The Eighth (St. Louis) Federal Reserve District, with 20.8 cent of Victory Mifth | @udta subscribed. Is country was ifternoon he per Loan the this here. the cere its Aberty) today, it announced at the despite St. Louis, quota adquarters the fact that With 15.7 per subscribed, is of the ‘this is. city of its consider- behind the district The First ‘ond, with a rest ( Boston ) Og 28es District percentage the New York U.o per cent understood widely and not depend or 4 } una third. with It must be Vary that the that the on the Thus, (u0TAS stunding does actual amouat both New York have sold more quotas are larger. District Led in Other The St. Louis district, it will inembered, went over the top any the other 11 districts the Third and Fourth campaigns. notes sold and Roston notes but their Loans, be re- before both Loan ith Liberty of the larger percentage stunding of both of The tricts amount lows In notes subseribed, Sales to Date. $40,918.10 19,448,400) SS COU O00 DISTRICT St. Louis Boston New York Richmond Philadelphia “apolis ind Minne Cleve] Chicage San Francisco LO) totaled Subseriptions 1th Louis three days u $S 081, » to night 7 Which $5,250,000 eon- fo. $1 .o.8 ’ Hav SOO. of of three $1.000.000 each subscriptions, two and the The city ‘ ~isted for othre YO UL000 has subseribed of of $51.34 he the ‘ounty is the low ibed $115,900, or 9.1 quota t subs its quota divisions of district, st Louis ¢ est. hav subser pe} Ing of its repo) ted Louis and rigjstion Wiis aiil nent to at. Ooo ] he A Lich subscription of Loca of $128 rican Car y ; Irie Foundr Co w has made a HRA- tiopal several nil- ions lf had large war orders ligures by State Sections. he State SePCTAOIS show ec the quota, It has 5 The J] southwest "Ot the tS.0) ti » o> ndiana partl per cent of its quota. The ot] Kansas i! Included in Miss issIppi, A- Subsceription if 1’ oo aoe hv the Rice- lng louis Si.: nade vesterday Stir C,00ds C©¢ ‘ S] bse} ae r} 1?) wf . s *& ‘ sf i @ | > L« this he lire: Subscribes ih first two da rere y1ronsS z 24 000 of Walker Internationa! ‘lude the Thus, of three Tir fiaons beat chidl in ~ jbscrint tye re] qry more tha a ae ee SS al ec — -—_ &rams showing the dates on Sixty-Ninth l'nit Headquarters i3S8th Inf. Regiment (Except machine gun co.) Machine Gun Company of 138th Regiment 129th Machine Gun Battalion. va ee ; : eek See 139th Inf. Regiment. (62 officvers, 2602 men. 139th Inf. Regiment... (11 officers, 876 men 140th Inf. Regiment. ve wee 130th Machine Gun Battalion... , 110th Trench Div. Mac. 110th Field Signal Battalion... 110th Supply Train Mortar Batterv... 110th Sanitary Train. the Sixtieth Artillery brigade, Field Artillery, 130th Field train, munition Train. Latest Official Information on Arrival of 35th Division Units HE following table gives a summary of War Department cable- Division are expected to arrive in this country, on which they sailed and the ports of debarkation: Infantry Brigade. Transport Princess .Matoika .Aeolus .Krooniand Antigone Seventieth Infantry Brigade. . Nansemond April : Matsonia Nansemond April 3 .Nansemond April ; .Antigone ween Gun Battalion (128th).Matsonia Antigone . Princess Matoika .. Antigone Units of the Thirty-fifth Division which have seas are the division headquarters, 128th Artillery, 110th Train headquarters and military WASHINGTON, April 24. which units of the Thirty-Fifth the transports Date af Arriva! Port Newport News Newport News April 27 April 29 New York Newport News April 28 April 26 Newport News April 25 New York Newport News Newport News April 2 Newport News Philadelphia New York Newport News May April April Newport News Newport News April 2 April 26 arrived from over- 137th Infantry, Headquarters of (St. Louis) Field Artillery, 129th 110th Engineer regiment and police, and 110th Am- District is ; |of which is $25,000 districts | auction Che MASSIVES Cpcvcanne ANL RAME at the entrance to the Fr SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT of the Franklin Bank MANGANESE ae seventeen made erent. and tons This ts guards to FIRE AND VAULT. A targe number ol jar boxes have lately ded in order to meet ent unusual demand size box Corner Hronadway and Washington Avenue the safe- modern PHOOF Dut one of this most BURGLAR Five WDol- been ad- the pres- for this ' 5/2 ‘Locust St- > Assorted Chocolates candies avd for the ary ciale. our rec: dhe uniformity of onr chocolates t's fesponathiv fremendou enle of our Jhesee fine chocolates are ar fOc ageortment / ridan Powna Oal 34 c* Box LORD BALTiMOKE iAYER CAFE , » } wits z and Lat [Pie vhildrey fiave af Ai that this te to be the dessert. rou'll find hands and faces washed withbont a secend command. ' 623c Each f’ — face the danger of not attaining its quota unless more interest is shuwn. Among other large subscriptions reported vesterday was one of $100,-, 000 by the Corno Mills Co., $75,000 alloted to St. Louis and to St. Louis County; $50,000 David Nicholson Grocery Co.; Mutual Life Insurance Co., members of the American Fruit Auction, $93,000; the itself, $10,000, and Joseph! Ciaravelli, saloonkeeper at De Bali Viere and Pershing avenues, $5000. Director Collins Thompson of St Louis County last night issued a warning similar to that of Flynn in Louis. He pointed out that the Creve Coeur district has bought $2 of notes, thus oversubscribing, but that the remainder of the county is proving apathetic. The city’s attainment $10,000,000 of its quota brated at noon tomorrow tacle on Washington avenue, tween Sixth and Seventh where a “pill box’ will be and destroyed by two baby The ‘pil! wood by the Fidelity $20,000: Central St. 200 first cele- of the will be by a Spec- be- streets, attacked tunks constructed of pox’ il] be Pershing’s Band Will Be in St. Uouis Next Sunday. Pershing's band. which is mace ly of specially selected from the the Almerican will in St. announced quarters today The band about 100 of They arrive by over musicians attached to Forces various bands iexpeditionary Louis Sunday. it wes Victory Head he at Loan earries 115 persons whom are musicians special train Pennsvivania Railroad and remain in evening, they St will the 9:30 a. m will until when depart for program will city I Guts late: Their (hicage be announced Appear at Week. theatrica! with the of soldiers will open a Shubert- night. The the ighth Soldier Stock Company to Shubert-Jefferson Next The Soldier St On le Plavers, a ul, an, companys made exception of one wom from Camp Taylor, Ky., engagement at the Theater Monday organization is. tourng (St Federal Reserve the Victory e all proeeeds to the Victory Loan the campaign week's Jefferson Louis) i! the and will licitv a Organiza Loan pub interest of gi\ epartment of tl tion to meet expenses The expel meni! the into na soldiers were ROMER ~*~ CTeW a ienced actors and pruien? to the are The fori ; the \ ae Camp T during the The scenery LuUsIC. Wolii with conipanyvy War but fiostesse went into lHiouse al wal effects Di nHetress., avior and stage were and ‘ ays i @¢ made soldiers ect all painted The pi iirection of under the [vais gerfield, Mrs. Fiske other stars the companys June produe koxhatl who has plaved with Hilliard and ilLiZe <l Role Daingerfield org: it Camp Taylor last The pi \ “Pierre f the to be in St. Louis of the great “anadian evidence giver Plains,’ a four Northwest, in mounted In the « officers Wednesday tickets will Eve cents act which famous ¢ Dolce much in ast Pou! eomnissioned itinees Will be given and Saturday, at which dollar , , ¥) eost from ning prices $1} i ", cents to one from of will be eS lormer Chaplain in Polish Army to Address Poles on Loan. Capt. S. A. Iciek, formerly with the Polish in St. Louis Saturday hap- army, will ar ning a iain mo! wy Polish Sunday ana the at will address ling match 1942 < he (Chureh Pe Sunday afternoon at Hlall support Victory night Saturday he tators at a Polish Hall, mierhnhihg spe wres{ the Sunda’ liediwig 8 ana iIn“se ymneeting at Polish urging the in the avenue St “ass will epeak at Pulaski treet Polish “4S « the Polish “aks avenur people JAPANESE ARREST AMERICAN Latter Had Been Assaulted First by an Soldier, tie Associated Press PERKIN, “Tue sda Americ *ricny} Apral 22.-—I. W of the after eoldie amv “uT) eniplos | n-Al iS jited bv a (, jase Tobacco io Japan me Mukden was arrested and detained at i” nching the if Vian churia, District accord- | the | a Japanese police station, ing to information reaching American legation here. He was liberated after several hours, but | Was rearrested immediately and con- ducted to Japanese military head- quarters, where he was detained. Be- fore being released the next day, Glass was summoned to appear be- the Japanese military authori- He disregarded the summons and left the town. Pamienching, where the incident occurred, is not within the Japanese sphere of the South Manchurian rail- Zone fo! e L1les, way T0 INQUIRE WTO CEMENT PRICES | weAMtnter Asbeh to Aet ts Mestad tion Adopted by House. | to the Post-Dispatch. JIE FFERSON CITY. April 24.— Attorney-@el eral McAllister was re-. quested in a resolution adopted yes-| terday in the House to make a pre- liminary. investigation to determine! whether the present high price of cement is due to an unlawful combi- nation in restraint of trade, and that if that is found to true, proceed- started to remedy the condi- , te | be ings be tion The resolution was introduced Representative Wilkinson City, who said he had been informed that the Standard Oi) Co. had pur- chased the cement plants of the country and had ceased operating of them in order to maintain prices. Wilkinson said that was being retarded in all the State the high materials, particularly ce- many high building parts of of building ment. by ‘left St. (were suicides and 12 /10 by} of Kansas) cost! —— ee ee ee - SLIGHT DELAY I RETURN OF 128Th Distribution Lists Not Yet Ready for Men; Modest About Parad- ing Before ‘‘the Folks.’ me ee By CLAIR KENAMORE, |A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. ‘CAMP DEVENS, Mass., April 24. —-Somebody tn the War Department in Washington has “balled” the distribution lists of the 128th Field Artillery, according to word which reached headquarters at Camp Dev- and a delay of two or wes't- ens vesterday,. three days in the movement ward will result. The regiment is ready to go, and very willingly. They have been de- loused and bathed since reaching Camp Devens and are ready to go on the train, but the delay in the lists has resulted in there being nro cars ready, so they must wait here until they are sent. ‘The men were put in tents when they first reached camp and yester- day were moved over to the other side of the big camp and put into wooden barracks. Each man has a ‘bunk and a straw bed tick, so they are comfortable. how to make themselves comfortable most anywhere. They know now Physical Condition of Men. Lieutenant-Colonel Louis Pim, the medical officer who has the physical welfare of the regiment under his care, has been counting up. The strength of the regiment now is 1394 men. Its full strength would be ‘about 1700. It has had the usual vicissitudes of changes anu replacements, but is virtually the same regiment which Louls. Since the time it was organized and went to Camp Doni- phan it has lost by death 23 men, It may be that there are a very fuw others, men who went to hospit:! and died of disease, but probably 23 is the right number. Of these, eight were killed in action, three died of dis- | ease. Col. Pim says that the regimen: had consistently had the best health reports of the division, but I do not attribute this to the care the meu have had any more than to the pick- ing of them, for the original 800 wno went to Doniphan were selected from 8000 applicants. One out of is more careful selecting than the marines do. Modest About the Paradc. Not being a mind reader, I am un- able to say how much dissemblirs the men do when talking to me. But if they are absolutely frank they have no desire to parade in St. Louis if it is going to delay their detnio- bilization. They say it most unani- mously that what they want to do is get it over with—no fuss arn. feathers, and to get back Into civ\{.- ian clothes. When it is pointed out to them that this is the one and only and last chance their folk and all St, Louis will have to see them march past, they say, “Oh, well, if the folks want it.”’ Yards Wide =a. Printed Linoleum, without ‘over vour room cork Linoleum and hardwood x enuine floral tile INLAID LINOLEUM, ‘aha ks to the back- root through oT ali “olor ~ tab a a .04 a SC¢ary- in block effects + um 9-32 a me - - e es Seamless Brussels Rugs xl. pleasing allover size in a de es} and « [@rvm «eee variety of igne--small ‘hintz pat Axminster Rugs \xinineseter ind $3 7-50 hugs in Oriental ef i*hoie smal) fects Wilton Rugs Searnless Wilton Velvet Rugs close weave-——in new, rich Ort- ental colorings——size 8xll-—at $45.00 od [1 Tremeye < AA Fr fF - T < oO. The Only Exclusive Retail Carpet House in St. Louis iti with most water Price $22.00, connected to boiler ready for use. Abundant Hot Water in Just a Few Minutes’ Time Only $4.00 Puts a DUPLEX -JIFFY \ oir yas Thousands Granite City Gas Light & Fest @ Water Heater home—monthly bill take care of paymen ts the rest eonsider it the and economical of serviceable heater. users ommended eo'd br Laclede Gas Light Oo. St. Louis County Gas Co. The: and a? 2 ie aa: ™

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een ie ie) 5. thy age a a ae 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH pderatrtects Ev gn om ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ye OOo 3 i -- es TY ke British Import Rule Modified. ‘also provides for restricted imports: GAS ON STOMACH STOMACH ‘MAN DIES ON RAILROAD TRACK | hae ae ee af By the Associated Press. /of carpets, cotton duck, coal, rolled | | | | ': + ; LONDON, April 24.—The board of steel, ball bearings and retainers and | SOUR STOMACH ‘Body Found Few Minutes Before | F g ~strade has removed restrictions from) »jated and gilt wares. | Get at the Real Cause—Take | Train Is Due. | or * | | vr ~*the importation from neutral and al- SR | | . Edw ; i : ‘eor 5 ¥ flo- # By lied nations of 21 classes of materials, oward H. Hall Sued for Divorce, | INDIGESTION Reet eee Ln. beaten iecmmen coe Soldiers and Sailors— ~ = the most important of which are ma-) Mrs. Marjorie Tanner Hall, 711 East_ | That’s what thousands of stomach ty was f sad dah the Wabash ef aw hine tools and parts. The order gate avenue, filed suit heey Boe HEARTBURN sufferers are doing now. Instead of Sastieliin a alae netween Semin % ere es shee 12 in Bast St | oe Aone yy to patch oy Ae nings and Woodland, at 6:30 o'clock A Lapel Button, made of b : , 7 ‘oO ' . 2 ‘ee ° . . ~ e . | . (@) are a ls. 2 ° ° Louis. They were married June 16,| Highwaymen Caught With Let Instantly Relieved by Sai aduaan ag ee eee aed ‘last night, a few minutes before a and enamel, will be given free 1414, and separated last Monday. Mrs. | Wabash train was due at that point. ‘Hall alleges that her husband was — ter Intended for Man They | Bs ~~ ‘Tacte Clee hase 'A verdict of death from natural every sailor and soldier who : 'eold and indifferent. | Held Up Monday Night. | ~ | : arouse | causes was returned by a Coroner's in personally and asks for one at — | | % - bee. actin ay et = er eae Ld deni wah wane eee CPR ER ORR TE EY Taser aie oe oe ee aber ren elem + a my te, Sure That's t towards th sure you g = ~ 7) ~~ a - _@ A Speciad | : . - | the liver in a soothing, healing way . * | jury. > , SK We Take Liberty Bonds. When the liver and bowels are per- |" Witnesses had seen Hamm alight | our Information Desk. | | : ea ’ | forming their natural functions, awa ot | A letter written by a highway- | aes : y 'from. a street car at Jennings, and : MEN’S BLUE 39¢ man to a man he had robbed and. MAGN E SIA | ore i sgh ey en «tages |start along the track toward his The emblems signify honorable: WORK SHIRTS..... advising him how to act when held | ' | mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor, oven —— en teaaiek discharge and overseas service for’ }% MEN’S HEAVY ] 00 up was an interesting document IN 5 GRAINTABLETS _ lazy, don’t-care feeling, no ambition or l had Peas a oe Mule County for 40 six months and a year. te ‘BLUE OVERALLS. - found by the police last night in 2| 4n~p POWDERED FORM energy, troubled with undigested foods, caahna’” tis Ge aaneiral ae ade Gane eo . e room at 202A North ‘Thirteenth you should take Olive Tablets, the | 8. e is sur y ef | Men $ $1 5 Suits, 9. 75 street, occupied by Lester Williams, | | BISCRATED Manele prepared th, | Substitute for calomel. | | St Lo , U1 I B k BOYS’ BLUE 24 years old, and Thomas Paulus,| the safe, speedy and certain correction Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a | Maj. T. A. Dooley Is Home. | ° uls nion an 9 . > ‘ : s1)N- of di rerous sto ach acidity. | ; es | i ; : : ; ; Py SERGE sUITS ; $4.95 ne ae Seem Qrregted on eu aa iy is the form of Sve-nvniel Wlhele Gad | purely vegetable compound mixed with | Maj. T. A. Dooley, Thirty-fifth En- Fourth and —_— ———— — . picion at Lake and Waterman ave- ! powder itn sealed blue 2 yen A Do not | = = You Te eae gineers, returned to St. Louis last | . > nues. | confuse with commercial magnesia, milk | olive color. They o the work without | } he in F H . 000 ‘a f sia or citrate of magnesia. Look | 70.): : night after 13 months in France. e ond | Men 8 $30 Silk Lined 19 The letter was addressed to L. I’. for the word BISURATED and met the | griping, Cramps OF pain. . is ; » of his father at 6314 Capial Surplus $5,000, .00 | DRUGGI is at the home oO ~ —— ~ ~ . : e oO , : : STS » - . - a ? | ‘Waist-seam Suits Siar _— Ferguson of 2011 Virginia avenue, genuine irc 3 RUE I EVERY | Take one or two at bedtime for quick | Winersnass uremia Begg odie ii . F ' R Syst | who was waylaid and robbed of! “Tit cave ana ause aeneknnan ce | relief, so you can eat what you like. his position as assistant district man- dera eserve em of ABSORENE : 7 ree | : Bn bal d 25c i “ | B $’ 5 Suits 3 | 32-60 at Longtellow boulevard and | peing sold through Post-Dispatdn At 10c an per box. All druggists. ager of the American Car and Foun- Just te learn how much better | 0 . s ’ | Compton avenue last Monday night. | Wants. : —ADV. dry Co. \ | ‘'s 2.50 Work Pants.......-- 1.50) Williams, and Paulus, who were| and easier Wall Paper can be | Men's 2.5 | | eee . | ’ Sas ae 2.95 known here under the assumed aRSOREN Rory 7 2 sand Getiaer Gules Suits... s5¢ | names of “Bernard Clarke” and Cn ‘* Orn ‘tet eee oe i) 'Men’s Silk Sox 250 | “Tommy James,” admitted they | You'll never use any other Wall ‘Boys’ 25c Stockings |committed this robbery. They car- | Paper Cleaner after trying AB- tee T Ww 'ried papers showing they had been) a uble Eagle Stamps Tomorrow. — par : ) pg il gonnacthag Mone . . ' , es from the Ohio Penitentiary SIXTH AND : WE GIVE : picks it right off the paper—ab- } April 15. | sorbs it. Very easy to use! Only | / ' Williams said he wrote the letter, ST. CHARLES [ f . EAGLE STAMPS BARS ee ee ee ere re Pe Se eed r {retiree - nr * can. eans room. ‘ . . Idee Aone ' after learning F’erguson’s name from HRH, yoo’ geay water soft- . 2 a newspaper account of the robbery. | | | dt anes, te a | | He had intended to mail it today. It —_- ealersa a package. | Dealers Kverywhere eal tHe WS TS sae L. FEF. Ferguson: Say, Bo, if I were you I'd go F ' | jump in the river. You’ve got more | 2 ' nerve than I have. Robbed of | 3 2 | i E | $1.50! Say, ain't you ashamed of | ee ° C yourself. Did it break you? I'll | 5 yy MT Vans | give you credit for one thing. : ants Sonia dont oi You didn’t act foolish like some of 2 : . meneame ampemecaen mee Satcher § RRB ON Ee NO >. them do. The reason some fellows Arch Sixth and Franklin Ladies’ Pure get bumped off is because they Thread Silk ain’t got sense enough to put up "91.25, | wore nacus stanrs | Hose, $1.00] Shere oo ana ne ce & Chat will establish new value-giving records Friday and Saturday — all over. The highwayman is a On the “Sgua Fancy Brassi Also Pink Brocad open-front and op The Brassieres are embroidery trimmeg hook-front sty!e. 66 m ; 7. f d 9 dangerous fellow to monkey with. | : h You know, he’s taking his life in Ladies Stylis Ox or S _ his hands when he sticks a fellow |. $ $ a | All Black Satin up, so you are lucky. I got the , or be umps e ° e same dose one night and ever | + — ite Kid» feather Louis Or miuitary “Pp: 9”? H t tien! Gunmetal, %4.00 » found at 9 p. m. on April 9 on the) x heels, Large Picture = " ; ee "? 25 914 to 7 “ , front steps of 4318 Farlin avenue, | : ‘ ~ & : Mi ' ane 00.2 i .% . = the home of Frank Fritch, by Louis) PUMPS in vatent or black kid— J $ ve i rv nv re re re * = re re rt A rt re rt! a S) it " 4 ee re oc +. ee “Will you take care of her,”’ a note! attached to a blanket around the lit-| “Child’s White Buck Shoes’”’ tle girl said, “and try and make a} | | ° 3 aay i 200m rome forner sere om wet“ | Boys’ °4 Oxfords *2°° Girls’ Pumps dust reeeived a shipment of these beautiful and I am leaving town for some! Shoes in time for Easter. All have welt-sewed i work. Please try and find someone) $ soles, with spring heels; of pure white buck, who will love her as her mother and are made over our famous NATURE- 'would. Her name is Mary Estelle. SHAPE LAST. Specially priced as follows: J | The police took her to St. Ann’s| an ‘ee * -, 'Asvylum, Union and Page avenues, Tan Calf, Sizes *? 5 Sizes s | yesterday At the insiance of the . G >. mather§ = i f | yes ay. Sei runimetal Patent leat he 1D r QO 6 to 8. ave () 8144 to 1.2.09 Be. Board of Children’s Guardians Mary} Very mannish step strap or ankle no a € O € _Estelle was taken to- the hospital, | \ " -- Oxfords opi t T tt es O AO OEP Ay nawerto . aie ; ¥ re . me strap a erns 66 ” 66 ‘ ; ‘ where a social service worker said | . afte del . : lu t Mary Jane Pumps Child s White Canvas” the child was not born at the hos- = ssl .. —smartly trimmed | | va | a \ aut Se 4 : PATENT OR BLACK KID Mary Jane or Ankle Strap Pump pital. vlish and round with ornament on Infants’, 8 Infants’, | At Busy Bee Candy Shops, Friday. “ » toes — all sizes, vamp. All sizes from | 6 2 eee C cP Oicves . 15C .. Assorted Chocolates, 30c the ponnd. ae from | to 5% at the little tot size 6 ’ Child’s, * I 25 Child’s, 98 | —Ady. | . ~ See — to the large miss size y ) Soreatal r one toe As @ c | Pe | ~ — vei "2 2, and for growing Jl e Yass S14 to 17 : 2.00 814 to 11. 1.25 JAPAN SAYS KOREAN CRUELTY | 2 girls 2, to 6. - Women Ss Silk G 85c Splendid quality the tricot weave; t ble finger tips. trimmed with self popular “Kayser” Men 'S Silk G@ 35C Heavy-weight — Gloves in shades chamois, with emb Soba cttels Stanta trcth as stants tg ob ot ta tt ta et oh 4 tai as Misses’, “8 5 } Mises’ 8129 STORIES ARE EXAGGERATED $2.50 Tan Stitchdowns Big Girls’, Big Girls’, —- — Total Casualties in Provinces Are 321 —" i *? 39 ey é rt 75 Killed, 735 Wounded, Em- $ $ i, - ~*» to 7.. ade =» to 7. ° bassy Declares. : By the Assoclated Preas. .-) iad : bd ° f ; ’ . ° WASHINGTON, April 24.—An of- ) a W / P pl T ll Men’s Oxfords Boys English Oxfords ficial statement: by the Japanese em- The newest of lace Sizes 0 lo Il ! | 00 open owe wt patterns, in round or th modified English toe Here’s an ideal y, | Serge Taffeta Welt sewed soles; English or round NEW SPRING STYLES bassy today, characterizing as exag- toes; mahogany M gerated current r ; 0 : , ahogany Tan Calf. (; é rent reports of § cruel! Pg | tan calf * vear Sar: 1 to 5! nest *4-00 measures employed by the Japanese Styles. White enamel Spring Shoe for the ae authorities in suppressin K ed soles and heels. | girl or boy wearing ( “en ba ; Ss: gx \orean : ; ’ . : oe tan or Black Calf, disturbances, says one person was! - All sizes from the sizes 5 to 1ll—of tan = ; eet ae rida v flexible ; S , , ‘Nn. ° . ‘ a . ¢ - * one En Gunmetal, sizes ‘ been 331 killed and 785 wounded : and Satur down soles: worth-while inducement. Strictly tailore ‘l rlish last only, 11% to ° crs . ’ — , , — ' 2 UO as + nee : day only a day and Satur Sults, dressv models with fane\ vestees, 8 * Drama Leone in Se sion. ~ KL.50. da only, 4.50 2.50 yt ape A1.D5. : a braid and button trimmings and all other he Associated Presse CHICAGO, April 24.—Prominent Eng pts CA ee popular features. Sizes for women & MISSES, i a i me éé > J 9 men and women from many cities ier: ae ' : ~ Men Ss and Boys Black Elk Shoes” were in attendance today upon Little Tots’ Pumps Infants’ Soft Soles | ite E a n,sindinceleuasltiad teatime ninth annual meeting here of the ol Button Boots, tn all b Wi y > > ra Aryvice 2 ’ : Shoat ve ae _ t - vio f ae ane , Drama League of America. The ges- Patent Leather Ankle 39 . white er black and white . ‘ . i r lor Men. Bove and Lit- Lace or Congress iy ¢) Associated Pree« aes. For Men, Wom. tle (,ents —all sizes. Men’s genuine black kid Shoes: built LONDON, April 23.—The Board of ‘ _ Boys and pow Oe a > irts for wear and comfort; choice of three Trade announces that under an in- ~ Cire Vibe ag bec ea soles, Ideal 1 $5 etticoats O ] Styles; tip or plain toe lace, and plain terallied agreement all commodities \ paige. bapag ist 1. a ee , ' | toe congress, except war materials may be import- cones of silk jersey, silk taf- Smart new models in various f Extra Specia) Value, ed to the northern neutral countries . whiid wel. — ; : ionable materials of both and Switzerland without restrictions solest : feta and combinations of silk and @ : ner pECoSY , : as to quantity. The announcement | ? rg value ' white canvas + RIA “tela Caps ai PRA RRARAAA ARRAS AAS AA ARRAS A AAA

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ee ne wa —_ .___ ST.LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, ‘APRIL 24, 1919. STING POST-nisPaTrR A rn emer SRSA AAR RR RR RRR SR SR ER ERR Sr oR SRR ERR RR oR ER ER ER ER EATER ER ER ER ER oa SR SR SRS RR UR UR UR URE RR Roo STORE HOURS: 9:00 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. Sailors— []} “Sure We Will Finish the Job!” Hatrnets, doc Dozen ae 2 That's the attitude of everyone in Saint Louis 4 “American Lady” Hairnets, made of human haiz, made of bronze. [& towards the Victory Liberty Loan issue. But make & cap and fringe styles. (ilair Goods Dept.. Third Floor) n given free to - € Sure you get your share of this last Joan. dier who comes | 4 GRAND-LEADER asks for one at | - _ - — alll tall tal tall taunt ot ss lS ee —_ a . > . A Special Sale of Samples of Ss { P ake Knit Underwear % “4¥¢% For Immediate and Summer W ear ” \ 6) pnify honorable: seas service for = - -~ - al a ~- - ~~. ~ seh ite” a SSR SASS SS ERS Sa SRS ER SRR ER ERR SRE SEU REE ONE thousand Sample Vests for women, of fine gauze or Swiss ribbed cotton, with shoulder straps or in bodice style. Unusual values at 1 C 3 garments for 55c, Or, a garment, el le Re Re ee ee oe oe oe 8 8 8 ee Pe ee ee ee Oe ee aa eae ae Sample Lisle Vests in Lisle Union Suits which band and taped top styles, come in all the most desired some with fancy lace yokes. shapes, flesh color and Also extra large sizes. Sale white, priced 69c ig price oon | z , | . Friday, 29C iialen*é Gasepin Athbette Special for Gingham eek— I his Sale of 150 Dozen Sample Union| Union Suits—The “Lady ‘ Suits for Women—Of al-' Sealpax” garments, some W ? (5 h D most every description— jade with washable satin | omen S Ing am TESSES bodice and shoulder strap tops, others with beauti- ; ‘sai = or ey trimmed ¢,) silk stripes. Also nain- ‘THESE Dresses are marked at a price that will interest every woman who wears becoming clothes at home. Many women do not yh so closed styles. , coo, garments. | think it possible to buy a good looking, well made gingham dress at a price such as this. By an extra effort™on our part we — y 50c Priced at A have made it possible—and the Dresses offered in this sale represent very special values. gee as (Main Floor.) | They are of fine quality ginghams with good-looking collars, white pique vests, surplice fronts, and many other features that ae make them unusually attractive. They are in big plaids in pinks, blue, greens and tans—a fascinating variety! Many in solid —— | ‘ colors trimmed with plaid cuffs and collars. This is a wonderful collection of new Dresses—the price is very special at $2.98 each. (Second Floor.) In the Downstairs Store — be eh Te oh The Exceptionally Low Prices on ‘ es at? ~~ a a ce Te ae ae eee ee a - ~~, ee allt Pel eal Dead eal Dual Ball at tk sts thle and hanging baskets. And no interest on deferred Geraniums, 20c each, $2.10 dozen payments—you may buy this Lantanas, 20c each $2.10 dozen machine on the easy payment ” ose BENS ; Vinca Vines, three sizes, each, plan. Ise 0c ec 5 , J , 4 O* T e , id Rj ee" OS1i- . so id brass “ano “om e ¢ wi h Roman assware wired and nis is the “Sit mite post Moon Vines, 20c each sol “AB PY, pre : g! 7 : tion, full ball-bearing model, eo) ready to hang. Priced-at $9.50 with the life guarantee. Spe- Border Plants, in many colors and varieties, 75c dozen Bedroom Fixtures, composed of two-light fixtures, suspended with cial tomorrow at $44.00 Palms, 89c Each three chains from solid brass canopy to solid brass bar decorated singer Demonstrator, 34 These are of the Erica variety, which are suitable for house or with Sheffield ornament, complete with glassware and ready to New Willard Special, $35 window boxes. hang, for a $4.25 Cosmo. $28.50 e : ; -~) Rose Bushes, I5c One-Light Chain Hangers, with glassware, wired and ready to New Willard Cabinet, $36 hang, priced at $1.65 Domestic Cabinet, $4 : ; Porch Lights, heavy cast fitter with socket and 6-inch ball, Used Box-Top Machines, $5 each, 15§c. , (Fifth Floor.) American Beauty Rose Bushes, 25c each. ° priced at &sc (Fifth Floor.) (-swTrryrTyrTYyTrTyrerereryeter,pgTgj.T,'' g'T\,Tv''%.TT',—t ttt : ) Skirts dels in various fash- 3 , | ae els in Vari Bench Killarney, Milady (red) and Ophelia (yellow) varieties, - iit bbb i i i i i i iin hh hh be hb S RAAAA A EEE EELS lt inor ) SAR AR Rr a A A ~-= ARR ARR URE UR ER UR SF ATER UR aR Sa GA SRSA ERS ESR ER SARS SR SAR SASS SRR Sa SS SS SRT SATS SSR SUR SA SS SS ee

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Diamond SQUEEGEE TREAD ~L o> oe eo oe > ee ‘ ue ee ee a wre e248 & raf > ay ee oe ee ee ee * peewee d prom > Vekeeeebe lene aba? : 2d 0eOee Cheee ssh ee = al > biel Wh i res AM in TO sulle}: ; me SEND “4 mp “* . ee aia wis UAL uw ; cenntite » heals ~~ neeaneeas &** Saari on can SEA =~ “soo A i phates oT Hi Wit we ry y -y ; oe i . \ “AAS Y ~~ = ws wie Tires 400 Tires to Choose from “You Must select One Obviously you cant compare the prices and relative merits of them all. Onlyacorporation, operating scores of cars, can afford to pay aman todo that. But there’s your “tip! If you can't study, and they can, reap ‘the benefit of their investigation. If you learn that scores of companies in Chicago, New York, Pittsburgh, Atlanta and San Francisco, use only Diamonds—that taxi companies in New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Washing- ton and Portland, Ore., average over 5,000 miles on Diamonds steadily — Then you have positive proof that these .business men are convinced that Diamonds are the most economical tires they can buy— That youcan “Cut Your Tire Upkeep with a Diamond.” The Diamond Rubber Co. Akron, Ohio Washington \fonument VW ee . 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1919. > en A —_— ~—+ — (discussion Is leading President heen he engaged in OC- over to provides ‘free, open of colonial claims.” control mer With the tions establishing mnandatories, Vohether this accords with the provi- adjustment” pourpar- . (sermanys colonies sion for “free and open is expected to figure in the the second point concerning the | figured treaty seas has not the discussion freedom of during and the attitude to be finally adopted has not been announced.’ / Delay in the Drafting. One of the men drafting the treaty the of the hus expressed the lly imipossible to complete the arri- and that it until May 14 tremendous task ibe physica the instrument val of the might even Consulate in time for (;erimans., take the This leads to some cdiseussion of pre- already the treaty is the league ot senting of completed, Sted) parts ha- reparations that Lolo al tions and the i but it | Wilson that i} theniselves and that be some re livers of the treats there be a until the document! movernment has offi is Whderstood and Prenmes Insist ne parts be ment presented. This mavy L@) ViIsioh ! with Germany brief period ana Piet \ inaction ery he CG,erman ¢ Chia lls advised i nated rian that the (CGei Pienipotentiaries would he befire April US, reach (;oVvernments leave Rerlin that thie muy. i. @ Seve? would t the hnewaspmiper the ndded ei! liest men will ac- COTE PHATVA Plenipotentiaries, the dispateh The larg Nua tive at Spa, has been officially (,erman detegzation wi than was announced (en writ sas roch Ss represe formed that in addition to the delegutes the ‘e will be a party of 7 persons, including experts and 40 electricians ana telegraphers Thr miner Germias icials 4 Wile ure now at Spa w leave immediate Versailles to make at ema lelegraphing facilities for the Some Questions Undetermined. that no final for hewmts ] 1 ng feeding delegation li 38 stated cdiecislol 1O ine the Ce} Val hus bee. reached as freed of miavewmeti to Count the mans, as requested bv Rrockdorff-Rantzgau Miinister, «1 nllied representatives German delegation. Andr dieu. who i in charge of ments, has flatiy opposed dom being given the has insisted that ted (;ermal roreig i Hace ss Ih to the ble newspaper pie the press Ta r tree aire any (;ermans they must to * 1, us lemies until ’ | trent ix *lernedc i inal decisions have not yet the of pour-par- |} to league of na-, belief that it would | to provisions, President (;,eorge presented by the entire docu-_ lead n plans for the de- of ready : ihe aliied und ASSO- and Versailles he nira- in- peace D ‘ +» —€?) ‘* range- and Col ding garding possi- men of arrang :- continue the Dbeeh reached on a number of secondary auestions which, though of minor importance, must be included in the aocument. Among these questions nre the. details relative the position of the German cables, some ispects as to reparations, the agree- ment of the organization commission to sit after the conclusion of to supervise the collection of repara- tions and the dates when ‘the late! installments of the indemnity from (;ermany shall be paid. The Temps publishes in detail the report of the commission on respon sibility f -~ the ..ar. This report was presented| some time ago, but the Council of Four has since taken ac- tion differing from the ‘vTinal draf! The report published four chapters. The first reviews the history of the origin of the war and formally concludes that Germanys and Austria-Hungary were sible. The second presents 32 _~ in- dictments for violations of the laws and customs of war, as formulated in international conventions and con- cludes with the statement that the Central Empires, Turkey and Bul garia conducted the war by “barbar- ous and illegitimate methods.” The third chapter declares that all persons belonging to enemy coun- tries, however high their station, may be objects of judicial prosecu tion. The fourth demands the stitution of a high tribunal to judge crimes committed during the war. without, however, excluding compe- tent tribunals cf the different na- tions from acting in cases not com- jing under the jurisdiction of nation- courts. The question of the to adis- peace as eontains respon- COn- al Teschen min- i and ng region, in dispute between Poland} and Czecho-Slovakia, will have to be : eett ed by means of an understand- -eagched directly by the Polcs «no-Slovaks. according to the It the Commit-! bs and Cz Petit Parisien. says iee OT has so decided. The Council of Five Foreign Min- approved a clause submitted isters vesterday for the treaty representatives of nations severed diplomatic and trade tions with Germany without declar- peace ing war This clause provides that Germany any claims for damages nations for acts the war. The clause which is very impor- which seized ships renounces these during point from miitted eovers a tant to those states German and.dAustrian the period of hostilities. _ —— oo + oe Remember VENUS Pencils. Remember VENUS Pencils. ~—Adv. ee feeding Work Near End. +. the Associated Press NEW YORK, feeding the populations and occupied France for four and a half the Commission for Re- lief its opera- tions announced N. Gray of his return of Belgium April 24.—-After of Relgium vears, Belgium will close Mas 1, it was Prentiss upon tour in Onl here today bv the froni a five and Northern France — ee commission, weeks’ Bargain. Buttered {Oc lb. Ibsen's Friday ASSO}! ted (Cocoanut (‘hocolates, Bonbons, —Nadr. Ss $6.00 to $7.00 | Tie a women needs a pair of these smart Walk- ing Oxfords—they are not only extremely stylish, but the sensible thing for com- fort and service. Shown in fine quality genuine tan calf- skin with flexible soles, Cuban heels and perforated wing tip —actual $6.00 and $7.00 val- ues at $4.85. Many other pretty styles at this popular price. Extraordinary Offering !! an Walking Oxfor uP 907 Washington Ave. /Severa! f ive e peace conference | | lve of th } ) ST cit) Hose Reels — All Iron Will hold 100 feet of hose x4 0) Floor-lac riiiete Hose Reels iwood i? a, ‘ ’ ‘al underfoot af hos | | | pri STE especially for hard hisat foot With Will bem hold 100 l-af. $1.20 Valspar Varnish and dries free hours, hard tho brillant. iki 6 pharl * We Spading Forks . , bart reves oI = Is pure need, Prete dust i?! Ov night, re i. ‘ pasting liste Lawn Mowers for wheel, ‘ible oil tin reel, ball DeATING, €MS\ S1oe ian ) made lis, have Garden Rakes ' pt }-yt Lay! val four blade re _ _- * iif Love ae 1 ft} =~). y) Paint and Varnish Brushes perbye a? IN uitt he if i ote how Ne 1} a) ‘ "tte } vere | ti vi , , orads ertiett ly ~~ rive ater! Temtieenre i putte ri. 14-tooth l6-tooth Garden Hoe eal a ivh-oride 1 ~ | of cf * ows he ) = Pp Sherwin Williams wn Rollers Family Paint . erie ' ‘ th as! tie Garden Spades Veh White Shoe Cleaner 4 é - ? i te i Pa P iF iS : ip . : s 4 iw €> rn *] tak BGS aa hot 6 Hahaha at AR Cats, at edie: bs oe pe, ae - ON ~ ro Lae - a oan + wht HANGS ie Viet be Pe at 2 ans EXPECT GERMAN PAY NOTES AN Bankers Think Any § ernment Formed Wa Protect Nation’s { St Louisans who inve man war securities befor States entered the war | no ereat haste in filing against the existing Gern ment, though a commiltt formed to handle th has announeed ifn <a “any request for informy posit of will be strictly confidential.” notes, inte be nates er cities, holders of Imperial G tended for a year, mak cent German nine mon for which subscriptio here and elsewhere a long as it was underst« notes. consists of G. I Charles B. MacDonald, sent are the Mercantil com rpittlee, said today would be kept to the le claims will in the sented to the Mercantl Some of the notes ‘dé of their names in th The fact that a eo chasers of the notes h Secretar, the same organ The committee was f express purpose of p ment 6-per-cent which matured April 1 davs before the United the war, but “ad April l, 191s. <«. Louis Allotment : These notes were f funds to take up an rotes to the amount o fioated in the United 8 I4ic Of these 5-per- St. Louis allotment W ceived by the St. Louts Co.. the Mississipp! Vali and Francis, Bro. & Ce The notes were float ment byw William J. Bry retary of State, had an the Ciovernment would with loans to belligere money loaned was to be chasing American gooe The committee white ing to round up the he St. Louts broker: Will president of the Columt New York; H. L. Stua Stuart & Co., broke street, New York, aneé Mitchell, counsel for t Trust Ce... St. Louis. laries to which the not St. Louis; Columbia Tr York, and the Central Illinois, of Chicago W. M. Bates, local se bnown at this time how era of the German di were St. Louisans. The crecy in the commit and the committee wo known the names of t the German paper. claims are made for Naie $100,000 o0f Notes Lp to this time notes ‘f about $100,000 ha through the connnittee, There are said to be at ing about $500,000 of the St. Louis district. ere held by persons I of St. Louts. A broke to he expected that ma the who fear tf would prefer to deposi depositaries away from their names, if divulge be of local interest. heen formed was pul Post-Dispatch 10 days K.vVen publicity in news but brokers posit them because th ership of CGerman sec be a reproach Rates of ft quested to doso. m to represent holde Austrian bonds, b to this end had ¥ anid vent and tion an "II FOR A, TIRE “*TIZ’’ for tender burning, calloused fe ce) TIz" makes my feet Smaller.” People who are their feet all dav tender, sweaty, The: use ‘** Tiy feet a oT world pulsonous es the feet ang sore, tired, aching f the ; ith and bunions It« © Ah’ how comfertable after using ** Tis.”’ Ye lraw up your face thors won't tighten eet. (ret «a rogist up eondition., Rey the sti the mit tit : iil stops ain ha »* "Scent bes ‘rom any drugPist. Whole vwear'’s foot ee

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : THURSDAY EVENING, ‘APRIL 24, 1919. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ — = . —_ SS ee > A IL ee ee oe aaneiee - : - -- - - a —_ — = = — = — ————— — ————- e . — eee ee ° . 4 iH ‘ : . . ; | : - fle said it was the general opinion | they also were the holders of 33,00u,- cago declared that the purchasing reau, the activities of which last year! CITY FINDS LABOR WORK 2 not open for them when they re Sponsor for the Tennessec. | gatio bankers that the German ob-| 000 in Liberty Bonds. power of St. Louis was representel made Arkansas lead the nation in turned from military service Hie ! ¢ Associated Pres -) gate would ultimately be paid, | Sipe aa pages by the producing power of her trio | State development, and exhibited nu- FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS | said that the city could only offer ASIIVILLE, Tenn. April 23.— Miss y a8 a matter of protecting Ibsen's Friday Bargain. territory and insisted that for the a : si: > merous maps covere statistic Helen Roberts, daughter of Gov, 4 a if ‘merely credit, providing a stable Assorted Chocolates, Buttered Toffee ; ie ‘osperitvy and impor- = st . , whee = poms ee them laboring jobs, and that they gg: he - _ m b a yonser for the ne. Cahier ne re lechecaieiiamé tx cae cos bs ~ iia Se 4 and Cocoanut Bonbons, 40c Ib.—aAdvy.. ‘ ity to gain tend ! pee! ;w it, Or- |! ton a ca is opportunities in About 50 pine Refused Old Jobs by ‘were not accustomed to such work H. Roberts, Me a . vghen a nen ie any. tance the banking and other Ougsl- @ ines of progress. ' battleship Tennestee, * e 5 progress Lamployers, Placed by E-fficiency Hertenstein says he is going to : : | | It is known that August A. Susc oe | ' ite with the. . ; vin) Oy. | apil 4 » sjovernor has a usch, ness interests must unite with the - ) - , 1unched April 3@, the tsovern « # - con dy SHOES “4 president of the Ant ‘ RB ane ' TO) BUILD GREATER ST, LOUIS, q ic ie a : ‘ -nete f t} e St. te to ro build | gPreater Sr. Louts,”’ Le Board. Keep ia record of empiovers whe re - : = ss = ThE ASTS LONGER | Ee 4 i1e@user-BbuUus¢ }: agricuit ural Interests oOo } iad nnreoune di | Brewing Association, and his mother, BUILD A GREATER MISSOURI" increase the productiveness of the Said, “it is necessary that you build Charles Hertenstein, chairman of fuse to give the soldiers their former y a : Ke a greater Missouri.” the Efficiency Boar 3 ve ‘ »bs, and that he will subimt the its Mrs. Lilly Busch, purchased $ 500,- State’s natural resources and to im- . et % Gare, enla youterany | 769 ; FIVE WAYS of —_ ' 7. ? ; , ’ ‘ Will Want ' 900 of German war securities in 1916. Speaking at a luncheon of the prove its e “lucational advantages. Other speakers who indorsed his ail sili aenunaen pip rst Rage eg to newspapers for publi iLio}l ting Want Ads to the Post- Diepat» existin (ie e , o against the existing German Govern resssssseee eee eee e oo ‘ment, though a committee has been | | =. wees | . i $ Lt ; —— _ formed to handle these claims and r ~ has announced in a ‘circular that | = . | N -() bed C _ On 4) ES sy é Ota le av in S eany request for information, or de- | ; posit of notes, will be treated = as/| ft Ht a 44444-4444 + itty strictly confidential.” = : neasecaueueatsteceneorcanss The committee was formed for the | . . ; ea = ts “pats ; 5 7 ee a Paes . ane -_— - . — — - express purpose of protecting the = E d- f-th -_M th S S 1 holders of Imperial German Govern- ut 0 e on ilk a e ment 6-per-cent discount notes, wii acred ape t. 27-e IE] An Important Selling of Spring Capes | 2,24, $9.00 Plaid and Stripe Taffelas, $1.69 days before the United States went $2. 00 Crepe de Chines, 40 inches wide, $1.69 into the war, but which were ex- Where fashionable dressers congregale, there | $2.00 Chiffon Taffetas, yard wide, $1.58 tended for a year, making them due : | a 4 1 | ‘ C money loaned was to be used in pur- :, 1 i]: ; 1) t ¥ nai ya} | Ga ‘tasing American goods urella and duvet de laine, in henna, }/ | Sees Bl ea : EF id St SOF chs — | : ane ese rc egenagl agg a ! ar , ox zz » eee RTE | rl ay renc erge, Me" HERS will appreciate the style and quality of the The committee which is now try- | Jal , ‘OW ‘ ‘ ayy NI7eR ’ ing to round up the holders of these ) = ¢ kin, blue , brow nl, tan and Na ' IZ¢ y: AR 1) wide hne all wool Se rye, Spring we ight . line twill in pays rarme nuts ottered ana, Ol COUPS®, the big SUVINGS. : > | = 4 Ai 4 , . notes, consists of G. H. Walker, a | 14, 16 and 18. _ Sea RAR, blue, plum, tan, gray or black; 36 inches wide. PRETTY little Dresses of ginghams, chambravs or pereales in _ | ; > oe a arte Wis + aba , ree. Wwelght for suits, capes or YOCLU We , ; ; ‘ oleum , sent are the Mercantile Trust Co., | = tricotine, in rookie, brown, | ekin, taupe, me ——— Or suns or capes, | skirts, in. the good shades of |: CLUDING Crochet and the finest satin Marseilles, with seal 17) navy bly ; ; lac ’ iches j : ° " rié : . ‘ . ‘ é jiue Or DiacK; 46 jnche: navy or Belgian blue, sand. tan loped edges: all for full-size beds; slightly soilesl. St Louis: Columbia Trust fe New | “ Buroundv henna (‘oy en and navVV i VA 1 [ wide or black: 54 inches v ide York, and the Central Trust Co. of | = | ee 9) lig Bes | , ho © (Main Floor—Nugents.) Crochet Spreads, $2. 19 Illinois, of Chicago. ' = ip to 4°). Second Floor--Nugents) "| . Made with scalloped edges and cut corne? full size daTTeriis, priced, W. M. Bates, local secretary of the ‘ : Crochet Sureade 2 39 Crochet © reads: 3. 69 | 7 t. | committee, said today it was not 25c Linen Han kerchiefs 15¢ 7 D , ’ $ , p $ J to SI. 40) | | aa ) se alloped or hemmed stvle, lLlemmed xtvle. extra heavy’ fnown at this time how many hold- Marseilles pattern, soft finish: wareetiies designs. soft Gainh: ClllimlTeg ularly ers of the German discount notes * seconds. full size full size nd were St. Louisans. The pledge of se- 35c and 50c Irish Linen 10¢ Swiss Handkerchiefs, be (Second Floor Nugents. ) erecy in the committee’s circular Handkerchiefs, Be Women’s Cetin Baeeee, Joe | } would be kept to the letter, he said, BEPC IP = cH 234 Pipe Uk toon thie raRUnECeER 6k SRR Se nesta ne Sey, on shiefs, hemmed or Boe epee ; . " pen ; All Paris M illinery and Other Handkerchiefs: Nutened Wee | eornes netita: ccccnaereered «= AG alt Price, Gd Lees Gs a.eee see ‘egularly priced - and the committee would not make : known the names of the holders of inch hemstitched hem: seconds | : ° ae 7 ees ewe Ww ’ 1] . TINGHAM, filet and Brussels weave Curtains. also Trish NY’! , Hats at $15 Up, Friday Only, 1214¢ and 15c Handkerchiefs, ns oe erchiefs, point and marquisette Curtains, only one pair of a pattern, le square vard the 10c 3 for 95¢ Soft-finished Batiste or Swiss | Off \ lar mortmer a } hiandkerchiefs, embroidered in ames Mriday, or at about "2 prises, fe asso ent o aucls mhinati ° soll : eT) 3 embroidered, Women’s: Hanieee | combinations of solid and open Lace Curtains, $.95 Pair ai a popular size black and white check: 4 inches wide Women's White Linen Handkerchiefs, neatly hemstitehed the square yard -_— - German paper. Kiven when S120 ) claims are made for payment these claims will be in the committee's hardwood and a the square vard 1 $100,000 of Notes Deposited. x) wr | lp to this time notes to the amount | paitpess ‘f about $100,000 have been pre- | patterns the sented to the Mercanile Trust Co., mT vt) toy RAO) through the committee, for deposit. ages | There are said to be still outstand- oe —— slightly soiled because used as samples, Choice at $1.00 to $7.50 wor motifs: seconds “— a : ' chiefa in White or color effeets: a ’ S' OT Hand Kilet weave, also mercerized marquisette { urtains, seconds 15c and 19c Colored Border trimmed with lace edge and insertion, in all the wanted colors; 25c Handkerchiefs, 1214¢ Handkerchiefs at 10c 21, vards long H }s highest expression of the Soft Silk finished Batiste Iland- Swiss or Ratiste Handker Drapery Sateen, Oe Yard “ ' : Oe erchiefs with handsome motifs chiefs, printed in a wide range of — — ae — ee i : Se eeee ’ trate TTTT ’ ’ : : , ° . - - oe = . oo a a ee 2 rr ing about $500,000 of the notes in pe Vers the St. Louis district | ? Some of the notes deposited here g burden 3 \ere held by persons living outside wil! thoroughtiv | 4 of St. Louis. A broker said it Was | ; | to be expected that many holders of | the notes who fear the publication | S.50) extra of their names in that connection 11.50 extra would prefer to deposit the notes at | 1.000) extra depositaries away from home, where. [5.00 extra their names, if divulged, would not) G.00 extra | be of local interest. | S.7% extra The fact that a committee had || S.79 extra heen formed was published in the! Post-Dispatch 10 days ago, and was siven publicity in newspapers in oth- er cities, but brokers say many pur- chasers of the notes hesitate to de- posit =them because they fear own- ership of German securities would he a reproach. Secretary Bates of the committee said the same organization, if re-|, quested to do so, might later con- eent to represent holders of German and Austrian bonds, but that no ac- tion to this end had yet been taken. | “TI” FOR ACHING, —_ SORE, TIRED FEET te toorn ae like 7 ‘“‘TIZ’’ for tender, puffed-up, ary overn i ; . . ? burning, calloused feet and corns. pt. l-gal. 7 : } : 3 - TIZ" makes ” x]: mi | my feet Smaller.” ‘eproductionus of hand embroid- |; alowed boraers or dotted effects. 6 inches wide, floral all over and QOmiental effeets, suitable Millinery Art IS In these ~— re seconds, | m2 | (Main Flo “Sugents.) for draperies or eomforts. Es : } gums Sectional Paneling, $1.19 Each Exclusive Paris Hats and Zo % Oe $1. 60 Sheets, STP5 $1.90 Sheets, S109 A’ excellent quality of filet we: ue» 24 vards long, each panel NBLEACHED Cotton | ADE of good bleached 9 inches wide, beautiful petterns, ivory and eern. T i yg A\" ~~ A: ‘ Shee fs: size 63x90. hr} eotton, no sta ech: size ge New York Pattern Hats i SN it tet hae i ee _.. Drapery Cretonne, 1S¢ Yard — PLENDID range of patterns and colorings in lengths of | Nozzle Tools So we (Second Floor—Nugents.) (Second Floor—Nugents.) HOSE whieh we are showing ESS. : , form a picture of all the love- Se : lier more distinctive stvle nuances a ' $ 19 F Wh t C Sh t $3 50 for Spring wear. Na ae . yp or 1te VallVvas oes tO . Yrs | Big Assortment of Women’s and Children’s High and Low Shoes This is an aggregation of samples, cancellations and fac tors rejec ts. The sty le choiee includes white canvas high Shoes Friday Only—!4 Off. Ray Niece | | 4 ate 4 hand Onforda. Opera Pumps, Strap Shippers, Marv ARIAS Ls . ‘ vards, While 500 ’ ards last. ‘Second Floor Nugents,) And so this announcement will \ oS#igane mae receive an enthusiastic response 2 W Geis Women’s Pumps . : , Al ML Nr ee | from St. Louis women who appre- Ih Meee Ne” pais and Oxfords ciate the beautiful. is Or 7 } patent or dull by mitars heels, also (Second Floor—Nugents. Se white kid- of $ 85 Janes, as well as many styles in Sport Shoes, in Ox- Nubuck, , fords, with rubber soles. Sizes 2). to 8 for women, (‘hoice Soaeneneeenaiamena sizes 5 to 2 for misses and children. os pe . : | = SS F]—Sés« Misses’, Children’s and Little Misses’, Children’s and Little | ae “2 8 | Boys’ Two- -Pants Suits on Sale, $9.85 Boys’ Canvas Sport ee OH fy, || Boys’ Play Oxfords, Mary Janes and Barefoot Sandals, 59 HIS lot consists of Suits in the new waistline at: in hand Shoes, $1.49 *1 | | : a | Made to Sell Up to $3.00 some pin check worsteds and wool cassimeres, both knick fil | | —— ~ ers full lined : SIZES (} to ya Made to Sell Up to $3.00 :& yt Bits & SS M. ANU I At r l" Rk i’ s : samples . luc. —_ os THESE are the Shoes for dress J) }\ | Be . tory rejects and cancellations, . > o- . 4* 4 ‘ > ; s Boys $3 Raincoats, S1.6. Boys Hats and Caps, 39c or street wear, made of good in | | ( loose from patent Marv Jane Pumps, NATURAL leather shades, DDS and ends ot (‘loth quality eanvas with white ivory | : )- a Oxtords, patent Mary Janes with (aps, all sole leather, lace stvle. trimmed | . ee a 7 white trimming, patent Oxtords., hn nen en en Hlats and ) : seams cemented and smoked elkskin Oxfords. Barefoot San- strapped ; rainproof : sizes 10 grouped for quick disposal at with green, tan or white kid, | ‘S ee ey black ed oll +. . 4 va 2 . : | ~ > ‘ al ~ l Ali. " ie’ _ cer’ Mrbie 7 e - : to 1s. 39c. Bal straps and lace stays. Lake = Z, ‘ = a ) ss ie va wears nd (reine. #3 eut. in sizes from ehild’s 09 to = _ ~ many others koice in sizes irom gene ae “rise ° misses’ 2. Choiee, $1.49. — —_— —> = child's 5 to mines Se Just Received— sx : Shinola 3 Percelain 150 Young Men ° \e A Pn il ame 75c Felt Linoleum Sq. Yd, 59c $47.50Leonard “i: Refrigerators, $39. 45 New Spring ee Y meg 2 ANY new and desirable patterns, tile, block, floral and = oe The House or Vieor dauber, one wool polisher and a ) tra Ileavy Paints, for in or out- Shinoln all for matting effects tl all eolor combinations, also t ie’ t-piys (,ar- miata : : ee. e bd | : - box of Sh a, ! é ~ ' ’ W aistline Suits wanted blue and white and wood parquetry. Sanitars and “inarantecd : E: ed 7A : 5 waterproof and durable. 6 ft. wide en ine Vewetatio 50 : C $1.10 Gold Seal Congoleum, Sq. Yd., 59c ee ae $2.75 a dC At : : 7 por-lac Bye ralts for hard ft. BT. yt. aye SPO DA r Varnish ohat nna dries free fwo hours, hard bt. with» brilliant PRD behead }-val _ 7] carpet, riely Oriental designs, in blue, green and Lawn Mowers, “Simmons”; Aft hela , Pe ult able for anv room 1n the 50 feet of Finest Grade Hed cany, if-sharpen 1 M li 84 jer h ess ov bab ie F Metded tNen-Kinkable) Ueowe;, *.- 2° . $5.39 1 C us ins, 5C home. 9 ft. wide. ad: eotat catia: taaciinlias : ’ People who are foreed to stand on nd Varnish | their feet all dav know what sore, iE hipment ot pop zi : tender, sweat b ing fect mean, “ new silp ; 4 eit ) Se entt Anis . couplings shes hey use Me," and “Tiz’? cures ae OCW Oe at. : Ustienches Sa $1.25 (6-Ft. Wide) Congoleum, 95c Sq. Yd. +) oes aoe trai It keeps feet in ular V aistline sults to) ale Friday at S*4e@. . Ay = nee ais | gles ini new binel> aud tile. alas WL helt gs thas te seada dt ais ' , Ori. = ‘6 inehes wide, No. 600 mill kW patterns im blue, green, tan and rose, in tile, Ori Facet ck | : . . ; 4 bi or * draw up vour face in pain, Your Sizes Pe to 40), ngthe: while 1500 ‘vards last, 20c, ental and Persian designs. : | ; of ate s — wen. tighten and burt deen © (Third Floor—Nugents.) (Downstairs—Nugents.) (Third Fleor—Nugents) eet. Get a Y5cent box of ‘*Tiz’’ now ‘rom any drugfist. Just think! a ‘hole vear'’s foot comfort for only es « cents—ADV, ed jn r .

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eR OTR eee A ae ee — ana rn ae =_ ‘ oe erin —— -— Ae LOLI AL ae es een —. | ) or ' the center of |1eturned is next door to the house in FOR MER GOV ERNOR 'S NIECE “Arcadia.” Many prominent eath- Will reniain about a month “EASTONIA" POSTOFFICE BRANCH Easton came to St. Louis STORKS RETURN 10 STRASBOURG. Fiace de Brogile, in th >) . ‘ ; . | ; ’ } i ; iti fiiti et) : é ‘ " ‘ Epis ely 4 ple to Mean Good Luc k. - |the present circumstances, is com- ‘tablished its office in the build- oa ™~ catholic auspices lau: imemene , ere Seamus Hill Honor of City’s First Postmaster. office in a small room at Third —e9 T0 ESTABLISH BUILI i 2 © . chi =" ; S ' i ; ; : "i aS : te ‘Ee e ‘ 7 ‘y" rT - . bs ligase -f = ~hr } . st. euiepnectensay ERIE eS BY rR SBOURG ween 24.—Storks| mented upon with pleasure .by the ing with the stork nests. Before th M ,Country Cluls which will take place rhe postoffice branch, College Sta- Eh stree He resigned in 181. ™ " she , Ae 2 , ‘a , . > "hk > f 4 > 4 ? ‘ : gt 7. ta } _ . : ° = . which ceased their annual visits to native population, who have always; war the presence ol! ime storas: ¢ inf rs. Philip N. Thevenet with her) next Wedneed evening tion, at Bayard and Easton avenues, When he was elected to Congregs, Several Large Structare # eh . y ° | = +4 , y > Ne | Oy fy’ ee Aluminum $ 3 I> patterns of Nepon- : Sa? CML98 CNM DLP He! Pe rcolators: $ Fy we cY; > set 100% waterproof . G , 74 , ‘ , af selenite sold regular $ .¢ Flooreovering, cut = at Sv. $ y & pone wy $ from roll as many vards as i : LUNCHEON IN HONOR extra $ "BROADWA $ desired; oe a square yard, ry g special. ¢ or 2 square yards 4 | % . : +) i\py) At Gre it Jk f | has ’ . S » oT i | Y CANTEEN W(MEN 3—50c Women’s 2—Child’s Women’s 6 Pairs Te, bs | ‘ a ith lx Union $2.00 69c $1.69 29¢ ay is 8 \ s: S - us Hit a 3 "We 52 : eee cae vere Gowns Bloomers Petticoats Socks = sik : Mrs. Charles Cummings Collins Women’s Union Women's gingham, Men’s cotton half Pas ae | hae . Muslin Nightgowns, (‘hildren’s perealine sateen and perea- Hose. black hite 4; ‘ or ‘yars , s S, lo neck, eS . , ose, Diack, white ss 4 and Other Workers to Be 2 sae Am 7 ne with long sleeves Bloomers, 6% value, line Petticoats: and colors. : Entertained at Statler. | 4 ta : and slipover style; $1.69 value; your + eee #2,00 value, at... 2 for ..... choice, each....... 6 Pairs for. iF ‘yt DELIGHTFUL affair of the | i on A post-EKaster season will be the ? 98 5 P ~ Ss 4 Pairs 4 Yards 4—35c : ‘¢ luncheon to be given tomorrow | Cc alr 50 Pill or . at Hotel Statler in honor of Mrs. e MG 39 dq Cc iiow- ig Charles Cummings Collins, chairman | Shirts 29c ose Cc ose Cretonnes cases Ue, 2 es of the Canteen Committee, and .the : ’ } * .. tas . sd Ven’s Dress Shirts, Women's Cotton Children's Hibbed Iranery ‘rate 1 Bleached, hemmed: a es a TP canteen workers at the Y. M. C. A, | of good quality per- Hose, light and me Hose; wide i; and os rs ’ er " rR, size 42x36; special ee if fog Union Station hut. The luncheon | é nee some have col- a ia Weight: spe narrow ribs; 3M ee ee rice ; ed will be served at 12:30 o'clock in |@® 9 pig bray er 3 4P a ee ee sip at the main dining room of the hotel. Be . Se: 4 Yards for ea eee 2 This affair is being sponsored by | | 2 for ok aaa 5 Pairs oe 8 | . we Pe interested friends of the Y. M. C. A,, | % rt pa = who are anxious to show their ap- ’ g feces aS nts preciation for the work done by Nirs ¢ 3——-59C 6 Yards 2 Boys $1.85 2— 85 Collins and her committee during the! Bath 25¢c 98c Wash Lace Window % past two vears. Guest cards have | . ° - been confined to members of the ¢ Towels Muslin Suits Curtains Shades ° working corps, who originally start- I'ytra heavy and Bleached Muslin, White and colors; Opaque ec} Offering these popular hats— ed out when the canteen was firs? | extra large. 26 inches wide: sives 35 to 0 Vears: Nottingham IL: ’ we a Den pepe “ ' eek tel ,' ' 7} ‘hite Size. nountes Oil rt Atfull $7 50 fo $10 fi cs wigan | hemmed, special, eood firm quality: especial; ( nian wait | eead relearn g y . : ’ OF Among the women who will ad 6 Y d 4 2 4 ecru, «73 varis y J ‘ thus honored for their perseverance | 3 for a a oe ar s or . or oa oe ae long; pair 2 ore or a ee in looking after the comfort of thie! uniformed men passing through our | : al city are: Mmes. Edward K.. Love. | Bungalow $1 50 , 3—88-Note 2_— Voile $1.50 Ceorge Tr: a ‘hire - | Tricolette, Paulette, Georg n fine Tricolette, Paulette from there to the Culver Military} QQ) jan white erowna : : in gauce “or bale : ' , AULA C, reOrs- My 1 PICOn C; allie €, Academy to attend the “prom” which with neat colored Women's $4.00 Canvas Lace Boots, low heels. onecee® of sage = hehe wy oe 4 F . . ray. : . ‘ aT . a aa wanee : . ne a sine en ‘anite; cw »ie ette and. lke materials. | lricotine and Serge. a eentay night, ee oe + lyn Diy rsa 9 Girls’ $3.50 White Buck Lace Boots, low heels. with cover. | banne was expected to return home Girls’ $3.00 Canvas Button Shoes, low heels. 2 for eceecd Women’s $3.00 White Canvas Pumps, high heels. 6 Yards ... ' CN ORR SE Milita: ~ i hae , oh Satislaction »(20 Julian avenue, have had with fine weave in fleah 2 Yards ...~ them for the Faster holidays thei mmc: WRIT «icra 935 >95 935 275 "5 4 to to Miss Maurine Barnes, with her pe i Women's $3.00 White Canvas Pumps, low heels. 2 Y d :4 wunt and uncle, former Go | | se A vn et ee ee ee SI 98 Women’s Canvas Lace Oxfords, high & low heels. arcs | 4 —— | Mrs. Lon V. Stevens of 5836 Ca-, e Sr MRT 98c Silk ; & | banne avenue, has returned from a Georgette * ise Misses’ White Mary Jane Pumps, wide toes. | iy | several months’ visit in the South C epe Guu Child’s White Mary Jane Pumps, wide toes. Foulards | and in California ; FE p 3 | - — eee Yard-wide Silk ana q ° | oe +1) inches wide ; bhatt sila otis, | N We are not able to furntsh all sizes Lisie Foulards, 4 | ; 7 ¥y Vl silk CGheeorgette sie ist Pe ote in each style, but you'll have no trou- moe hd ae ground - &, AT. ‘s ‘harles EK Cc ‘ ‘ "sg ijt ed (ttt le 7 me fitted fro * jot to your ‘ntire white Gots an : . _% “ | | , so wae Mrs. Chat - 7. Miche! of | (‘repe. sof sheer bl t ited from the ce Cnln named : ’ W ith Every - e ] . 4 | daughter, Miss Celeste Michel. who Ae (Is @ student at the Sacred Heart ‘Convent at St. Charles ' } diy ON 7, vn 5 é “« ™ 24 Kfar. Mt imrers NM eo ¢ i = « ' < 4 : \" | 2 laren tt fly + ly ing re, § RVI as Waa RN. awa, ges ; $1.50 to 2 Yards $1.25 Silk $2.00 98c Silk ) Chiffon Silks Shirting Cloth Yard wide: beaut 6 Yards 30c Percale 2-Pairs 79c Silk Gloves Grurnvnnnnunsnannn Mrs. Charles Burnham Squiers of New. York has arrived tu be the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs 4uyysgh 3) f % — Lg . ~ we a fp! an 1b ges? mtn Ta Yard-wide splendid Milanese white silk (‘ut lengths, 2 to & i - ox *\' ‘ay oe ae i e . . -~s 3 : ao ‘ 4 <Q ~ | Edward D. Rae of 6186 Kingsbury qua Lity Shirting (;loves COMPpLiet. vards, in Silk Pop- ful ja: quard Shirt tO-ineh all silk Ch oe 3 —< Le * place, until the early part of May Percale: fast colors, e” Sail lin, Taffetas, Mes- ings, splendid pat for (loth, flesh, Z | ' ttractive patterms range of sizes, lines ‘repe p terns + Mrs. Rae entertained with four ta = nggade aegis OR caida | a Chine , Begg es rose, bisque, Copen., a8 See 2 Yards ... ete.; vard.. 6 Yards ... 2 Pairs ... j le 4 y . ; . bles of bridges. in honor of he daugh ettes vard 4 é 7? ‘er vesterday afternoon : uU-Uul ass ‘ Mrs. John Murray Jenkins Jr. de- bd ad ° S ; “Nu-Cut’’ is a new process in mak = net week for Ashte¥ula, ©,, S t , i Soe é (© join her husband, Capt. Jenkins. U. : ing fine glassware which has the 8. A., who has obtained a month's Sj inch t Sale appearance and effect. as the leave and arrived his a . “age ! in thi countrys i | a ue at finest eut glass. t 1S ecaretully pol- from overseas service They are the $3 98 B d d mm d H $3 Sh t $1 ished and finished on clear white guests of Capt. Jenkins’ mother. Mrs ° an e rl ~ ats apes a 7 \ ) . Fe re 30x3 inc, — is , ; Gos ee. Soe 5 3 3 “emark 7 i 3 erystal blanks and in the same patterns as deeply hand-cut cut glass. In faet. it looks hetter distatate es Hats $1 $5.00 Value. Values up to $3. Hundreds of nev nis is a remarkal! than much of the cheap cut glass that is on the market. At our last sale the Fern Dishes and Mr. and Mrs. Ed iw. Wi . ae ee ee | t ll fres! carla ali iam sir, and Mrs. Kdware te of : on ; ; 72 »f ; + St roni;: a irestt, arge Bowis were all sold ina tew hours. See window display 5603 Cates ave mag od Smart rough brat oo 7 ae ted) : pice whereby You may pur : larg Bow] 1] ld SS } 56023 Cates avenue have had with Sthart roug i porns beautifulls a med with shapes to choo n | skid, at . at : , flowers, fancies and ornaments es rk ack ; “ie ; , ; them for the Faster vacation their Sailors and stvlish sei dinkce. clean stock black and colors, chase Suits at a price Size 31:x4 inche 3 $2.00 Footed ie pe apy re : Choice daughter, Miss Helena White. who | Milans ; black and : 7 -at | See Saeee eeuit Bowls.................... a student at the Maryville Convent, et per eianiests Gases & $1.50 Large Two-Handle Fruit Bowls..__.. meas + ei $ their = real —s worth | $1.00 Two-Handle Bonbon or Radish Dishes. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morrison Jr saa 4a made of wool poplin : Oth / of 422 Laurel avenue are rejoicing i Ba Cw ig to these extra special prices a small charge w rn: ! ry over the advent of ; adi rhtar Vie and serge. | a . ' . e 4 \lorrison Wass Priel ‘<neke a a og | _ Champion xX z 4 hKvers prae ce stamped vith Nu { uf. , ; : teenie © MOTRAl ° : z-inch. Limit 4 to Mrs. Thomas Hanlon of Pensacola. 4 Ila., formerly Miss Blanche Arbuc- . : kle, is the guest of her mother, Mirs Ceylon Uni : Marie Arbuckle of Lindell boulevard. iH Tubes, which fit ¢ H or jgox3'4 inch t at A large gathering expect morrow evening at the Charity Bali to be given by the Fourth Degree ' Assembly, Knights of Columbus, at to ed) is anya . ar ae * ng thi p< CORED: - mmo ™ ats wor . “ye epee sak » OM rasen eae = on wis PaaS Sr rh Double Arm D Shock Absorbers, ree

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Ge, te Tee ee ee at ia aa THURSDAY EVEN POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS to St. Louis shortly eo ag ae | — = . we = as uc > x 4 \ eee site tins, — == eee Ee SOT ao -- * fas admitted to the ‘3 DOWN TOWN SURVEY ORDERED | Through a conference of 90 bankers | eG 804 opened a post. | - of the valley the convention drafted | l room at Thira and 70 ESTABLISH BUILDING LINES the fundamentals of a discount cor- | de resigned in 1843 | poration, which will give the finan- | cted to Congress, Ag Several Large Structures Found to. Clal basis of valley trade affiliation | king on a commis. Be Projecting Beyond Their | with the world and send to every | income was $66 Proper Boundaries. desired foreign -ieid a permanent | jas Only one mail ia r A survey to establish the building | re Maecenas a to serve valley manu- | nen. a lines on downtown streets will be ‘ x it determined upon the establish- | en ee see Kind ta : ined wu stablish- : : started soon, Director of Streets and ment of a trading company to collect “o Sewers Tatbert annpunced today, aft- valley products and send them to pegeee + : x, er a partial survey had shown that ; | foreign markets and to collect prod- eeee y ‘ several downtown buildings, includ- -ucts from the world and distribute obtbean 4004 ; OUIS ing abana Pech Reset cy new | them in the valley, naming St. Louis Ssechheey : | Woolworth building, Broadway and ‘| : . as the se: rhich Washington avenue, project over tha Convention at Chicago Drafts. is to we Sg mor goo “a r. ; , one sa Fundamentals of Discount ley bere Oa cog grey ee with : m thie : The new ovoiworthn store is seven ‘ . “@ capitalization o ¥ OOO OU. Yy fs j $ : iiches over the line for almost its Corporation and Decides: It planned and set for September : Py how ' Bro; mee . ithe departure of two trade missions # entire length on Broadway, the en- e | pa missions ; v gineer found. Nugents’ store, he said. Upon a Trading Company. to Central and South America ani a projected a foot over the line at some one for China, the invasion of that . ‘ ‘ ; ’ le >?" ’ , sj a > ; . Yy places. Other buildings in that local- By a Staff Correspondent of the an ey enme fee cape — 3 ; 2 ity were found to be over the lines. Post-Dispatch. pee er papned by Eby business or- ‘4 Director Talbert said it would be , vie ge Mga ee ee ganization of the United States. : *, ON a i a sg — CHICAGO, April 24.~ The accom: | Economic Policy Framed. : ats decided, after determination of the plishments of the Mississippi Valley It . le: . ee +4 ’ ~~ = jines, what action, if any, should be. Association in a one-day convention ae 2 ed Sk re : eR tp a : . a hice ye ’ ‘y for the valley framed by ; s ® ~ong taken against the owners of the yesterday, it is said in Chicago, es- tinguished committee seta : A : ae : buildings. |tablishes a record for intensiveness. | Dean Kinley of the University of + ‘ ' : ‘illinois. Among others on the com- + : mittee were: A. &., faldwin, vice we ‘ | FLOOR , 4 i (Ss) presjdent of the Illinois Central Rail To COVERING 5 re road; Col. Bion J. Arnold of the ‘et # ; United States Army: Dr. F. H. New- 2: ~ ) ce oO ° ell, former chief of the Reclamation | ! ‘ .. Tremendous Sacrifice of ee ante woken meee con : fi. | ; Isham Randolph, a_ distinzuished 2: : . f ¢ : ‘ roo Chicago engineer. : ‘ elt | The convention welded the Missis- HE Swf} : sippi Valley into a unit for the di- - ; rds as annie * SN , =e 7 version of its products from east es ; yard, | and west channels of transportation Tt i to north and south channels, and the ae e : , . ~ . ; f use of those channels to capture for __ ss f really 4 uceé rices PA _the valley its share of the world's . r. _comim-.rce. In the opinion of the ea ) delegates themselves, this develop- TT . | ment of a concerted spirit, the first Sa , for any project in the valley, was the - Ss convention's most far-reaching ac- °= re ton half : complishment. This spirit of team ue ‘ © white play was evident in the entire pro- ne 3? gram. me \e ‘ ,/ Resolutions Made “Orders.” ae . r ( atin. ' for . ; The convention drafted resolutions ae ' ian, eee: as \ NY ) “_—— in _ } ; and immediately began the accom- 28 -_— | mie OF | : cL . . 2 r = | ‘ \ : Faleaiad| at the renclutionn b? cs NN _ alee NA WY NYY AON ; 5c changing the name to “orders” is- as ~ 4 "ae : ' sued to its officers and directors for as : ” , ss 1 ; = their immediate fulfillment. These : yf \SS! ( Ss resolutions provide chiefly: s Sve 1. The creation of channels for Py ' ' hemmed: sia 7S ) TT ae navigation upon the Mississippi, Ohio, os : > Speciai, | Missourj and Illinois rivers, the im- a , ) mediate’. navigation of those rivers os and the protection of that navigation ba —- 2. @ 6 by laws forbidding the rate-cutting i: d tactics of railroads that in the past ‘. : - 4 stifled water transportation. : Cc Ho TS oe Demand for the retention of - 200 A the merchant marine by the Govern- is ; ow z . ° ment until such times as regular 5 : es Formerly Priced trade routes have been established, * ; : the building up of a personnel for ae ; Sot $5 and $7.50 the ships and an assignment of a rr : nied on just portion of the ships to Gulf ss rs | ports. ° : | >} The establishment of park res | ° ; — 400 HA S jervations upon the banks of rivers at ' z () eta | as their scenic beauties : Werner At Werner ustify. : , ian i ’ - va -_—— Kansas City; F. Ernest Cramer, St. "a ae tii ; aid he Louis: . st Waterbury, Des . ae th. Paaks: right’: rie ting, announced that " . , OC ; . . ak uc, Copen., These McGraw Casings are fresh factory ee ig gona had been sub whilst the Young Men S Sty les are distinctive, sometimes even a bit daring, the ae scribed in St .uis for the imme- ~ : ° . “@* - manu- ~ . " F en eee every ene Deare the diate establishment of a trading | Styles for Older Men cleave close to that conservatism dictated by riper years. rt facturer’s adjustment guarantee y Sil eompany. He invited the investment i - ‘ hi aa} | . . . , L ua 3 ‘ ' ~ te . a i . . . - in - > a led S S | miles. ee =e ont akiaek & uane ticeumanee tae As a public-serving institution, not a mere profit-in-the-slot machine, we “i with Tube free: omin: e St. Louis Company ey - 3) the investment and patronage of th re sell y must buy at the bidding of your own free judgment. a ™ , . nssociated members. hav e nothing to sell y Ou. You ¢ 4] g y J ~ . $ Bice 30x3 inches, Non-skid, ' Size 32x4 inches, ee ee ie Discount Corporation. 7 is | 12. at . 1e@ discount corporation was the + . ¥ . bs = “ ‘ cad ‘ , result of an all-day conference Exclusive St. Louts Agency : Size 30x3'2 inches, Non- Size 3324 inches, ao among vice presidents of banks in : hle skid, at 1§.§0 | at 25-25 20 es = ——_ cities of the valley, F . abi under the guidance of John J. Ar- uty . ? Size 32x3 hx inches, Non- | Size 34x4 inches, adeno nold, first vice president of the First | | | ur Skid, at $17.75 at : National Bank of Chicago. The com- | ; ‘ ; , , oli Size 4x4'2 inches, Non- ji: mittee will continue in session today | 1. ING | « rice Size 31x4 inches, — | ghia: at 3 $72.15 | and report toa meeting of the Board I ” han " at 23-95 ‘ of Directors at the Union League oe . ‘ 's Club tonight. +4 rth; AY $ : ‘ The ct pea effect of the busi- QUALITY CORNER oe _ ‘ ac eve ev as re ct. ya plin Other S ecial Offerings ness attack of the valley was reflect. tee ’ ' ed in the comment of delegates ar- f ee Tarn seus —— one . orn see Ch X Spark Plugs Jumbo Molite Spark Plugs, {% riving for the tational Foreign | O\ LOC a S7 S ] REE ] Al SLX TH : ; Fy fee -va, “ged oe = | size ‘s-inch, guaranteed for Trade Convention, which begins ses- | : TT? 4 a. oe a Tt ie jife by factory, each, 25c } sions today It was their belief that te + BRANCH SHOP-HABERDASHELR) Al HOTT +4 | Ch. vy +e as Ford Seat Covers, light olive {the valley in one day had contrib. oy t > | — ¢ drab color, well made. For |} uted more to the cause of the United ’ com! | éach, 1 a, | touring cars, with door cov- 2, States in her search for world trade , rt ; TT + HT Ceylon Universal any | d $ - for touring than any event outside of the war pa > : Tubes, which fit either 30x3 | ¢fS, priced 09.75, FO! 7 r for 30x3' inch tires priced _ cars without door = nae ena ) r 3 = | 3% c , : ff oor = Sieeeinemeiaieeee aS | roadsters wit | : i at $1.08 | $7-95+ tor 3) 10 YOU KNOW th Ps , | 7s; for roadsters | at your druggist + . © | Double Arm Double Spring covers, $7.75 | will receive your Want Ads for the beams t T tt re 4 hout door covers, $6.95. jee = trite I Shock Absorbers, set, $2.98 |, Weuner : rl Annex.) | Poat-Dispatch at the same rates } PSE ve ean + - oan = as ee ae charged at the main office? Fact. aia bu as - - ereTT TTY TITITITY 'Try him! . ‘ oy . 4 ASAP OAD ed esoeseciesssnasbesguessenabesnbatesssssnopevsusserooevsresrororsr sss tsls ” aa ah es 3 : a a

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2 VOR gran re 5. oe RTE PE, PR me ee ¥ Ri “nth m7 ae cnn railed inseam Baten ede 0 mag ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ceenenetiapaneennnerneninenereetetnael aaa _ an ~~ ee eS NEEESeSe esses — aa = UICIDE VERDICT IN CASE OF business, . The shooting wan anid. © “ARREST Is THE SEQUEL 10 yA $3423 IN DAY T0 All -$U) have been accidental, isnt the fall MISFIT OF EASTER SHIT he ~ es from the window was not. Relief Campaign Here : MAN KILLED BY A FALL ap Sidney Bell, a nurse at ine, 2 # “ ee ee ee ; Had Shot Himself Accidentally and hospital, testined sesgihrdgerree ates, Man Paid for Clothes, Sent Them , HIE IN (KL AHIMA } - i conference of St . Fatality Occurred at the Bap- teres ene agp tl ee PR. inal Back, Broke Glass by Accident ad — Armenian and Syria’ oo aiete mip caine’ eerenh 7 Bie ntliewere Oe BO a he pe ona ome neat caetetne, iw Melted rales - ron sow ~ hoatstews 164 | emoking. He ; Pe ee ' tist Hospital. . Gin Saeealll and Is Discharged in Court. Chicago, at which the St. A verdict of suicide was returned Clee Ur him move to the win | “ie G. Krender, 2753.Arsenal stree BBBIHESE LOW PRICES ARE NOT SPECIALS FOR ONE OR TWO DAYS, BUT ARE GOOD EVERY DAY IN THE m BAR ONLY TO MARKET GH . » = lay by a Coroner's jury whicn in- ; was before Police Judge Ittner to ) +2 \\ EK (> ] “ch Sy t] ests yar a. - dow and perch himesif on the ledue, | Wa! : on relate of M. bE. Church, soutn, estigated the death —— =. res started toward him. she said | day on a charge of having disturb a a ly nen re ! packas a | on a pair of Nedlin- ® a a . * t ’ ; lind the shop and knocked Indow The breaking of thi Tonesbvoro, Tenn., and educated at e SANIFLUSH - — “ 2IcjOLD pur H CL EANSER Bree” Cc er ieeee AeiStar Naptha Soap Powder rod ram a ven them for at cidental he suid bie Mmoryv and HHenryv College, Kmory., 10e ~ 3) ae Big Vv al. Cat ‘mor . PAL ==-. SS - i | yeene Sane ee va where he receivea his A.B, in | BROOMS C= 10¢ gece aImOre, Sy 330 SOC]CLOTHESLINE 0, 19, Abe ad Value Hest; nol each ome ~~ re-soles. ‘ Fancy Butter, Ib. ‘note price of Butter) GS sr storate at Knoxville, ia sa possibility of Cc oo e] rie —or ao Announcement || WP. Fresh Dally win in iste. At the close of his | i a chorus, Buy nos Pie. ber I Rubber Co. Akron, Oh S Premium Blend Coffee, b.........__- 40c vear at Knoxville he was transferred | Lard Substit Substitute _ rel ee Te | real Cheese | a ound cream 60 oan — = 360 Limbu Limburger a - “a tg e! ¥ roe a‘), make Wingfoot Heels Tricolator Paners, pke Ee to the Pacific Coast Conference and) Hg ry atric aetiatataattietiat eT Pr BE) rad Tate outwear all other ier Toes, eoeeneeeeee evanescent iss. | MAZOLA "> 93¢ ==" 59, | PRESERVES 0\\= 0" ™" ‘93, | JELLIES a Nesorted T]AvOrs Premium Santos Coffee, an i pel after which he was transferred LO Roasted Jumvo Peanuts, Ib } North Car lina (C‘onference and 4, O/B At Brand Sauce, 2 sizes... 3O0c and 5O0c igh ane my Abhevitte in 1875. as SSeS ae. COLUMBUS MARGARINE at ow re 4 Forbes Package Tea, Ib Plog ting ze a pep a Beto gs rs i 7 : ‘ Is a product of science, educa- rs Print. marr ™ Forbes’ Baking Powder . , ; | eee ee ;, WOOLEN MILLS F Towles Log nbn Syrup. .35c, 65c and $1.35 religious work and became pe i = ene ana ngewe and al- of the Martha Washington College, ed lords to thie COnSUMINnE pub- \ daudy special for preety vO), ER PEs eee — . | OLEOMARGARINE le oa real ea at a moder- broth: r c= aciItv aS istructol tli hha capaci d in) Instruct until ate nae Masa prints Lb. Print. ee a INS] Then he was made vice presi dent of his alma mater, Emory and Dae Cuties. ‘ater Ganeaia ae DOWN GOES THE PRICE 4 UNION MARKET sett , ing cs | a \ whole cartoad at a spe: al low price, because president | | — 1 such tremendous , t Poe ied Was Hl' Nearly a Year. henefit which ts « de ge ee ; Re o Was professor of ecclesiastical . Trv a lb. of this fine CAN Sete ut But te istoryv in Vanderbilt University from (Country Club Fresh maT Label— Kare “Syrup— | sees htt ten tenia erie Shee ee aa ” Apple Bu Butter: ‘rult and maga 32° Karo Syrup:' CAN, 8 i3cM ap le" 2 7 ound ” Splees; qua n Advocate in } . ae = l}l * 7’ #9 "* ; ie New Age,” published in Continuing Our Great Annual A pril ae : AVOR DAL E CORN * ao “1 Sc PEAS =" “12%! a AaTrwze Sc papers, 1913, and prrecslicisb 5 \ Biographical Study. W914, an No: 3 can Jie @Bweee rotatoes oic| KMRAUT | No J; Campbell's oup | mente 3 In OQ” he Was Con rined ‘ >] i] ot E . if o ‘> ' . al e of umme! e | i S op and « nued h bishopric until os HEINZ BEANS Towe sd ane wi it ate eo q thee 1Gclcounrey ci or vad nc “and 1 2 >t r eyed \ is ae (1) cog nes : ? ~~ > oO , T OT : ) : iM : Ma L918. » ik un f Ro vag? oa and pork C: anvwhere: COUNTRY ht I had rt medium can Th £ a ‘ t é * ad e a a » * - - = ol _* “u ” . ” ° ” € £ ® * s * i > Fae 7 wert of po ular if rpre | >) Aked IX how On aA lec- fruit. large halves, | Si | . T; TTE ass: . prt ~ i Stiens 5 e on the Pacitfie Coast. Y e%- per oo al syrup PMLITOTS, aiiis, Nati aOtt ; . : rile’, cal ; ‘ +4 1, | OkKeS. ‘ . { } \ pastorate P which thie chureh had \ . ‘ "Ost you } oc and iel C : | rn 2 : mr f ae »1Ce, eah rice elsewhere Pound , Bo ‘ \ autteaus Oo 73 a rOoOW TI, suid it desired, would be considered oS” Just 3 , ‘ | | - +5 rs _ bye . » oy ; P T -. } fay ] ity] A COMIN Le. report ree ifiee ; : (ountry | lub—* tie e.8 alle Other a: — gape enn alin, Val oOrialiy: package « f the + st C a-% — ee ts) a OHLIIOTIGIMNE the call was adopted Pa ay ‘ , ———— = - fy eapel "Pound head rice popular shap PF an i y and others. man IMoUsSsIL by the congregation last night : LIMA BEANS Vier neers Me: | eee fan 9g GOLD MEDALFLOUR Th - Th, 91.69 iow pow a pound 2 Aree Flower and APRIL, IS DIAMOND MONTH—Buy FINE BARLEY '"*'': 6c] [SREAKFAST FOOD EE ~Sweetments 10s | ena sa ee ee ee RRP a ee ee credit Loftis Rros & t'o pol ind Feather Hour, 208 N. ‘Sixth’ st. "open evenmgs.—Ady. GRAPE NUTS ' |3c | Quaker Corn Flakes "“o""™ nenenn Sore Tp a Toasties pke binkes— Trimmings, __ Crernin Out on Parole SHREDD c Dp WHEAT -.. UAKER OATS :::.... 10¢ (ik: NE VA, April 23.—Count Czer i wok ( ountry nin, former Austro-Hungarian For- Aunt Jemima "*rcrke or Buck- [Ae | Mamma’s gs lancake 13¢ | Pancake or or Buckwheat Flour cieboP ke Ue , Flour—pk 2 Fiour, p eign Minister, vho was arrested last wheat Flot Ve | ‘dade ss) bh ee week at Felckireh, a short distance ‘ | oentry ‘ oe east of the res fronticr near Buchs That Is Really oe bey in because he had no passports, has ECONOMICAL * -EeTr Tre l¢ yun cj qT) niet bis is not Lo ‘a aa Te Try a loaf and eave Austria It is reported that the be convinced at ‘3 Ine al Fount desired to go to Faris in order Full 12-o0z. loaf oat i eonsull with the Counse! of our. pee es ‘ ‘ ‘ country (lub ¢ hoe sry bins, we geet | s Ss« renm*s= ry ig*e*es Fine Iced Cakes (2.22.'2) 25108 Macaroon Saale ake mak ne, . rye? Musy Hee Candy Shops, Friday. 3 S-a-c-r-i-f-i-c-e-d! wee Soren eve TFIG BARS *.'l81GINGER SNAPS \ \' |2:/CREAM JUMBLES | IG Ne) i — Os ‘ wie o> mo Unusual Operation Performed. is Best When F aa Roasted M (hicis ane enas, hroken By the Associated Press ’ And French Brand is ‘ | al ic] discon Tint i. | bn) ‘Ss one ( neal AG >. April 24. Niedica! the fine corte ss on sale “ty = rears stores oe c eitos f-a-kind. ) em commented today over a suc- havent as yet tried on ff our brands Nnest (dig Lii¢ ior “er. or veau artr clw se. ’ 7 , nd sight Y son cessful Caesarian operation for twins, ond us gent A a he , i ‘ grown, pound Tri MoUs Vaile wtie | ‘ wt i! int é ed W: aists of e flame (reor pronounce - very rare. The opera fresh from the roaster, pound pa ~ ix — - ; ; , date relle , Waal) iT nn) ana Crepe On Was pe! formed at a West Side Smal tegulat ——— —— ai IC L1voen let : “P veontaa) Spee gal i C Weel 1b Dk a pre e Os t; he t “ ' > , de chine. bovine our very iospital and the two boys, one weigh can spren ee "Toe ad iby. ‘ ae ages a and five ounces and init GOES vile PRICE ce seleetion the other fiwe mounds 4 ye) et te I ( and tV Why pay 60c elsewhere? You can get ae fine oy o est les. ut mense ibn it . scene ee ee ee ee ee ee TlLOLS ccs bys 1)} MIN oS ae "Yr 7. a . . - P s Than hi; iif bik oOul “are pronounced perf ct a tea at K ro er'’s for 40 -Ib. rackage erown Hrhenti baustauheces, at ie Tete. , specimens of babvhood. Tapioca Minute: All * 10¢ liffy Jell rua fru if | Bak er Ss oc coanu - re — an. ee — Si peetiposeee ae omty 4 AN ‘ ote cael per pkg r Raab ke ne — ve at nde 3 ab + ’ , os bee” ; epaperer sty as za Nees ae teaneny darter her OES eS} Reteoe , ee oe oa et wales. ¢ ~ Ibsen's Fridays Hargain.

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0 MARKET CHANGES tiny PAPER lis. 3 for 10¢ PE ist Qe ea! omale tter ri? lov ; e We the e lb are a e-pound 7 n " Oriyiate wil No fomuteo cnn ines im ©; rerittica uy iTicthe vai ; age PS... 7 EW | OO WLS 25C ER We sage “Zhe olish | 25¢ E ‘isp heads, SE ts. 3 Be 1 45c Mier: Sc [ACHES 19c haives, i syrup cans Asfine al tr 333 ~ a. The feet. ahice, Billiken Shoes turned sole. They are fortable as a stocking. Poe ee eee errr They they give ample protection to the tender feet of the child and permit of normal develop- ment. @ The old proverb, “As the Twig Is Bent, so the Tree Is Inclined,’ applied more aptly to anything In the formative stage of vouth, when their tender little bones so soft and pliable, selecting the proper shoes for them is of first import- Billiken Shoes, the “Wonder class bv themselves, and we urge ing their littke ones during the formative period, from future foot troa- bles, and who want to keep their shoe bills within bounds, to try a pair of these Shoes. Kvery Little Toe Has Plenty of Room to Grow are as flexible as durable a are soft, pliable and noiseless, yet of Merchandise Largest Distributors or the West. at Retail in Vissourt 4 8 . «J? ss 3 ° atte >* 23%. esd teaqean anes’ This Is the St. Louis Home of illiken Shoe Best Footwear for Children never kiddies’ are than it does to the care of your Shoes of the 20th Century,” are ina all parents who are interested in protect- ‘are sold exclusively in St. Louts at this store. They Billiken Shoes are not made to remedy foot ils—they PREVENT them. —made without a tack or nail in children’s sizes. —the softest, toughest leather is used. —made on a wide, sensible nature-shaped last. as a hand- sa well—and as com- High shoes in lace and button styles, low shoes in Oxtords and ankle strap styles—all vathers. Infants’, Children’s, Misses’ and growing girls’ sizes. ' - Priced According to Sizes Second Fleer + ’ "BESSSELSSSCEASECESEAESSSRAEHECESOE L424 SHOU ROKLOREE BEES EE to oe ee = & & » w a re FT Se Oe HO ee eS Se eS eee OO ee eee corre « ii oe Ee ee ee ee = ete SC Me Deo ee Hiblersey’ se eerOD Leip: ror apy

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a mee a ES ET TS “ rer eee - i al WaT ES val ue mz " rome * _ ; ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH inated pesactene toy i esset an groomer te ts teaaigas ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Rigen OES , SN aoe 2" oe a LEN t °c : 4) bP i 3% | be lib oud ea a vet all from re- |! ae ; we Ey Sas Bete 7s ; y Vee See ole Ee newspapers and magazines have in wd A year ago the company would s 4 ; | BURLESON ISSUES the effort now on foot to discredit sponsibility from the proper author- /no more have thought of rejecting it § ' . RUNKS- TRUNKS TRUNKS STATEME NT IN the Postmaster-General, ges | . (the World's message) than it wouli: : e sna hav- The Bethel statement contained a | think of rejecting any other telegram . “t do not object to criticism 7 | DEFENSE OF ACTS ine behind it an honest purpose. On denial that Postmaster-CGeneral ) or press matter. No such telegram . BIG DRUG SALE FOR FRIDAY ONLY & 0 3 ] eee ee ee ee — ~ a ene A EA AC A ae a Ik a= c u—_| continsed From Preeeding take. ‘he contrary, it is welcomed; but it Purleson had issued an order forbid- was ever refused.’ AND GET DOUBLE EAGLE STAMPS FRIDAY an ing to him: ‘If you will aid or ac- j,g regretted that many consclenvioue ata mt in Pr tanion of criticisms ol The American Newspaper Pub- [il ar in lee 9997 U0" — isle bys Che Oniy statement tnat came 21? . — ke 2 mal . i a - E Mie Sapo Elixir ’ % | "ow er Sa will make you the most popular frequentis un itting]\ misle bcahal tion. Dietat Piledr : ' 0 . in New York, set aside toda) , * —) | tant Postmaster-General. The Post- Rurleson, announced that he had is- statement vigorously attacked the] sage filed by the World news bureau $1.25 Maltine Preparations... abe i Verfect-fitting Trusses (-uaranteed, b apecial... apecial.... . o Ey ee , : T , a ots aatieliiiaia ‘ first statement issued by burleson.| to the newspapers with which it has oO ad master-General spurned them both sued the following instructions tu en ' i | spapers nas + . a * and is now confronted with the ef- the Wire Operating soard: amene other things it said- ‘contracts.”’ KEIFFER'S-BR AD AY Me FRANKLIN “ -_ fort of these selfish interests through “Direct the management of Caine 35 | a Nothing comforts and soot} tired feet like Omega Oil. Ba £15.00 Leather Suit ('anses, $50.00 K Wardrobe with strap; $12.00 Trunks, $3/ ) apecial apecial : . systematic propaganda, stealthily telegraph systems to suspend in concealing their real purpose by CTre= far as messages referring to & ating and falsifying news, misrepre- po cmaster-General are concerne CA, ig warm water, then rab Oil, this simple treatment stor and makes the feet fee! like owmE-—O—O sentation of facts and appeals to their rules prohibiting transmission prejudice, to destroy the Postmaster- of messages containing libelous tnut- | 4 General, thereby aiding in the re-',.. ie - peal of the law, thus enabling them Thomas F. Flaherty of the I ea- ] Oomo} } OW ida to resume the enjoyment of a postal eration of Postal Emploves std . jaca? } subsidy of over $70,000,000 per. aNn- night the eonduct of the Postmuster ‘num, which must be taken out of the (ona) in the case of the Worid ee ce ” ah “i = ‘1 Be iH te a, ae ~ -“) round-eorner, fiber-cov- ered Dress Trunk; $ | 5.00 $75 Fiber W stot ag $50.00 extra tray; special frunks, special $15 Fiber Trunks, $ | 1.95 £10 Fiber Suit Cases, $6.95 apecial. with strap, special. $50 Fiber Trunks | $21.95 £10 Dress injatcia | $7.59 special. a with strap. pockets of the other users af the eharacteristic of his administ ~—, of the Postoffice Department, seTe bate: Se ° stom ; . . —_— | . It nrignt not b Want Al Ln tim “Tlis administration fro the , to suggest, hut, os a matter of fact. ) ginning.” said Flaherty, “has pot ‘ 6 ie justice as between the users of the at atten! to suppress free spece! A a a Yarious classes of niail would rt and discussion. We send out “weex ES quire an increase of this postage rat ly news bulletins during the sessions | X | | 8 instead of a reduction The general of Congress. If in these bullei:ns | oe | £7.50 Binek Fiber Suit Cases, vith strap. special. . AMA RPO $4.50 Black Walrus (retin Travelig Bars, | A special. .... aka ' —* po’ pm + st es ee public for years suffered a loss of there is any criticism of the Post eee See? 4 , , 1) " ous . ’ . _— - Ris : . P . aa &7.50 Du Pont millions of dollars by the transpor aster-General and his policy he re- |: a iiijaaa ll Oxford Trav- |. OO eling Pegs sve $5.00 ? ri tation of second-class mail at much : Re Ml ie hn Sek e ° e e og " aesit’ sabia a re 3 ay st D f B f | C B ff . ae a AA wet lbeeed ne ie | ee Oe oaale, matter Ms Seer ozens of Beautiful Crgations to Be Offered in Three Groups of this mail is not printed and dis- tributed for educational, but solely > x deleted. even though it Was an ex- ma—=-DwW no=-ronn4two Siz0 I ther cerpt from 4a speech made in Con- ‘ wenthe ih nen — » oe Ne, : | | Satend Ree for commercial purposes. Kven un areks He did not want the vostal . = 2 See = ve - , 3 uf j ‘ x 2 * = ‘ . Bs a \ ae ; - he 1 » 1 \V : >?” } e | ; } ] ] } } . , ‘ \ ae | ae ee ape- § | der the zone law, after the manxin +8 employes to find out that the Post Jf , z 4s Cae . Sa ; 7 i ‘ ww } ‘ oO we her t > j : ‘ } ‘ - i: Be Fe, bee efal.. rate have .beqn reach I, there will office Department was being eit P (a. ae . jie Oma : “ft 1] he an annu:n! loss >t wore than : } ‘ : : ; . . ’ . () 5 ‘ y VAS "2 . m re - . c*'imere 1?) eh Wii \ 17? ( oOngzress Fae . oo A ve ens ; bs - - i ‘ i > e 7 f a ee $ as 81 Ah) Mine k €50.000.000 te) lie made uD rhe the slain ; me . , j y, . ‘ if acon valt: Leather Onxr- a a 2 Postmaster Hatten and his j fA \ : aN e ¥ es : Oe ford Breer general publie, rhis makes clear the ordinates Wn New York would Ta | . | 2 to .Y > 4 + : foroe , = . ‘Arte | : . . . : ‘ yo . $12 id ao inisr eee BRS OW Nes A Med Beet periiit the slightest criticism in thes =- : A _ eS AE i Jory] t eg be nosted F = _ ; — ; 4 ey MEN ) #25 Walrus i ocleaingaalae te Ret t, SS ) Fae 25 Lenthe Iin- ~ m . s f - we “Latest Gag Order.” ~ i: a a — . ze ) ite i I cil 7 , " j ’ a eg coer y P rt + : ' ts ] i} y - - / i Aa 4 i ‘ .\ ' . = j . oi : oy ns. e 1 4 ’ am\ i il j . - ’ ase te a ' lhinwt ' . ! TO 1¢ ry . : } oie = , , ' . =, t oe b « i Be J J - r ¢ : . oe ‘> Vo) it) “ i ’ f : : ¢ ’ ae TKD - i . . , . + ’ . “I . . . 4 - ‘ t o)) qv? ,* ) 7) , &7 »y* “ “ . =. ~ ve > ‘ , , ’ } c ;* “ iil ’ , a 5 a v% . . ‘ ' 4 a y ‘ ‘ ; y som | finances and personne! offi 1 ae ee iat . e are goi “ ; oe 3 - ; : a= ‘ 4 #e ‘ oF a @ i . . ’ 7 i . i ° ¢ * \ t t Pc) | at ah : 4 ii rraf a «Co '17 Baye? 7 ' + , “tare \ : . Si si ' tii ‘ \ ij ~ ; = »)"% i¢ . is ; ; . “a t 4 ; . ° 2 « \ ° = , . p “*? .) | e® - , ; ‘ ‘ ¥ a”, 7 » + a . J oat . * Py —NAF DTD OZ — mth aan ay Gate reannt, etraatans > eet te ts allgea is Fees «imitate T were Knitt Caer « att C' qb] ¢ Helen a —OMwA BPO § 4 5 St. Louis Clothing fiel ” iin) oe I Herbor of it. -E- think: if. 1 ¥ | . Fs E 3 . a rousing bargain sal “BEST OF ALL ae RENAME, = kee that 2 bad an oder abot et eee eae ee eee one teneat . gen : | Values forts! No flowers! }B BALMWORT KIDNEY SURUAMSTernORy | 2¢rspiration or.knything 1 should simaly |e vequest of the applicant, to ; | | , : : | but a money-saving | Mr. Wm. &. Brvant, R. F. D. Rarer 2 eee : : Mien ag } . ; fig * BIG Brvantville, Mass., writes: : bo DS , lia RO he ma conn), eles ee ies eee 7 col de | ; : is am using your Balmwort Wid- ys 8 pe bei china aint + destro iia Mietwetinn ewiva out tac eehiiel ' / . ie . ¢ ‘ . ‘ Ps > ; 4 , ‘z ‘ ' es t ‘ ) 3 ey i's ~f saben ; . /; 4, P 2 ° . : as ney Tablets and find t he m the » - } J , * (eager? i Tif ’ . 5 ° . ul ition 11) | a] lie 4 Spaper h " ag }7) . y P ness shall not be divulged ie | | . ' , of velour ‘ . ‘) y I "j ra HN ; hie = \ yt "4 " 4 ‘ . 4 *? - ‘ " rer ‘ . z! Z ° 5 there 1S. ney Tablets correct and revive sya gone sa : ap eahtpeg eae 8 . .. C: ¥ ae .» re " Pi ™ ’ “ ” , ’ ’ NEW XYSORK. April 24. Che New a fhe mate rials include : Velour ¢ hecks, Gab le iat §°5 elme nobhy stviews ; day in This A World Locka s PTS the fo]- . P one - . . e ardine. Serge, Povrret Purdll, Poplin, Hairline ae nary CkCEE As to stvles, we have everything Dame Fashion has decreed for the Checks and Worsted Checks. These garments hich th ‘ F ‘ ‘ : cr ‘ Paes , , : 77 : Spring ane sinimer Sseasoll, A Yenerous selection 0! box- Oat Suits Vl N/ Bk NE. I \ before wou can realize what Annive \ wonderful py r . v Sir Dan wees : Dimas ye bale a Pa wa tt onto « > ~ ' a , M cised © vight of censorship t au- sew and Plaim ballot «| SStLIts. Vester eirects aud belted models ro parkable hargains they represent. Pants are un both mens re re await Vou at GARLANDS Priced Prmday sal — s Juaet the kind a es an ge Spring wear ie ill sizes fre garded j | ) two statements 1} rderine the Dolmans telegraph companis aL thre latest and hiastl popular fashions, and LL hd Ahhh hhh, telegraph +} rin ) ‘ (Pls ‘ '? bia \ Suit Section—Third Fioor West lating to the World's article deserib ing Mr. Kurleson'’s adininistration of Postoffice Depart has pro- ked not only amazement but con- demnation thr eho t ‘ountry. Che messave Wwius iff re yy the World News Bureau to the Western [onion and Postal Telegraph Cos. on Also on Sale | omorrow Sunday night. it ws lenied tr tas cle tra lis HISSLON LWwo tro] of é ——e oer Se ee a anaes oe ne ~e - - , yp ee oa ~ . Mp MRED or peed . _ ’ ae 9651407 ait ae) wry “os : \ 2 lore ee ? f q ne 4 ere 3 : y “ ‘ fs a 4 no + - - ‘ a — — 2 babe’ « . + - ee ie . — ae A . — » hy ie be xf oo ah! ni Coke et s Pata Aa 2 5 ae, wit) de - . x 3 sid a niges 2 he TS EM SEY pet ye : ay See a od ees Ss i) aire aa Shp Man AP ee rid ” % i, at 7 , ep re 4 rite ~ ’ aN, “ys > ec ot 5 ety key 2 i es EY of et a> } vis sh Yee 4 ” Pe ae I eM tae han me Z ‘ pis 5 Y Lee a y 1a ee ne! hoe wh, AGM: Y cs a AMipe SBS Fe. ¥ ed i a “ x Pg? 2 > 4 Hen Ge i bo . ' ES safe EP Gh, ba -— Men’s = —Anniv ligt trol to suspend the rul rohibitins fining erticismn of ‘hiniselt “0 These Popular Wraps Will Be Disposed Of in Three Lots Dr aulsbive ‘Deparcmeor wha Values to $20 - aera oe t be : meet Values Values nos: ie AN) PTD |p. ter magazines and newspaper All oT 2 ar to Youth comes but once. ae pal | | tly 7 OSE ssssscemaaiogrompeasien | Wem the ree eae oa 6=—Ss tthe $35 Sh . | | Cre \ L- | Tae haba ceceed shat oc 10 re all it tarry long or | mo _ a — i ‘a . ber of the ‘screw eel vate ittee Smartest “use eras Favorite depart quickly? tae ae Be of : 4 ) ss ‘ : threatene him \ th ‘ruin’ ¢ Models. | a 3 oon Colors. colora: elty mixtures! that ia @ullaeg Vriced Friday, months ago if he did not OE ee a ag RN a mn MR a th: AE ERT ne aR Rts IR me P . F Ly agers bk Sataaul ete ‘ " aa 4 ¥ + 4 iS 4 Pee ict z md ee SPE tke easy, Pe Sob ot a ae ; “) - 4 Woe po es APY dh oo Sy es hey yl t. t. * Eo Ae RE F) ae ¢ Ang r a ie 5 * ; Ce Ie i 4's vy ~ Ty's oY OY) Kae aie a 3 es ee 4 vy “PB SIG " , edi . ads w ti ‘ © STINE Le a AARNE ORE APN ETE TENE eT ; t CE Teh nail tn Ma Ps ate ne eh a in the demand of these self) Lerests.”’ “Neither he Postoffice epart- at sen ment nor officials of. the telegraph © . 2 ay, a y In wor 1S Savin y ¢ >i ithf ln eC companies under its eontrol mnigde S SS eee ee oe Seew: e Some of these Wraps are quite conservative, while others are grairding the Bur - nee — elaborately trimmed with silk braids in every conceivable man =. = | , lé tril in ititi iISS1TOTIS K ITCHEN drudgery is theele- age place; nota work table. Itis ca7 # the two. compen _ ner. There are serges of navy and blaek, wool poplins, Poiret y had declined to transmit the twill. gabardine and wool velow A eolor, style. fabrie and ment that banishes youth- not man's idea but a scientific en ee wen rally interpreted by 7 | : | : hegyss ig art ge tanpliatia tr Ste ee price to please every woman. fulness quickest and makes the _labor-saving machine developed re OY ee housewife old before her time. by women for women. It con- leson’s management of the Hostoffice epariment But kitchen work need not de-__ tains every wanted convenience SE bane. igpeadllgne Aetae rkable - . , . aie Attitude of the two télegruph stroy woman scharms. Science —every practical device. ts Sas hetied ea Ghee W als t S p eclia leaves no excuse for weariness of ka inGbbituble consequences ok ik bo] | ; In spite of its high quality and resent conditions. Members of Con- | Gee ga | . mind and body. The Hoosier , ‘4 q 5 gress and other public official! ex Values to $5.00 ' ' iA 3 | Knicke ° F : E great convenience, Hoosiers are pressed the opinion that ww the 7 ‘4 8 ? teresa of th Kitchen Cabinet will banish mcilerateal iced. And thet i cian at tem Ga $ : | pent oan y rice ; n bv direction of resident Wilson a | | ' ex eptionmdly drudgery and make home tasks ae chai cee — letermined effort will be made t | | Friday. in . ‘ 4 inf. . ‘medy the obvious defects ji) \e ; enjoyable. m e 8 Just small resent management of the Vf . , t ‘ * a payments weekly or monthly. and telegraph systems and to pre. : ica ° . , . . ne a PFecurrence of a censorshi The Hoosierisnotamerestor- Your Hoosier awaits you! pver telegraph messages which is net de bats , and ‘erepe de.chine Waists in ‘broken. cises in fact authorized by law ies \.4 mI eas oe St ate and odds and ends of the season s best sellers are in this grou ae “This explanation was issued ing the day in the fame of Unio g Rethel, Government . if the ae is. , , ' ria oe chair man of thre a e eolors are light s] ring shades, oniv one or two of n kind, but - Telegraph and Telephone Adiminis- , ; ' . ' , tration Board most everv size In one stvie or another. At this exceptional price — ‘ 4 Oar: . ne . : ‘ ° “"Any delav whic} they should all be sold in about one-half dav, so make vour selee. | An Gein! VYhicn may have oce- ’ , Delhi x —, , ¢ tion early. Swe. 6° Vepe iss staeVy Voiman in Tan 2 curred in the acceptance and trans- $10 ; : $10 A$ : O'> & Washin ton Ave th IASON of messages reflecting on the i“ ctlor Fourth Floor. g lO" & Cass Ave Postinaster-General was caused by N. W. CORNE quick disposal, CHUSe the natural precaution of subord)- fi . 2 : i. its ee | Shak ~ Le | lL rece YVia La’e of matter which ov its face appeared co Ryyumm—remmmmemms — THOMAS W. GARLAND 4109-11-13 Broadway——

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aa fj ee eee. wa Pe Se oe te eee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC! THURSDAY, EVENING, APRIL 24, 1919 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A ee a ¥ .. ¢ | | More German Steamers for U. S, | nage of 57,700. The Foreign Min-| by the Argentine Government, is not r a | | By the Assoctated Press. ister Says that the Bahia Blanca,/ included in the number of vessels to ot | BUENOS AIRES, April 24.—The which was purchased from Germany’ be transferred. 7 pee | delivery of interned German steam- @"== ——— ers to the United States, instructions — ONLY |. ° Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrat- : tes, ins TAMPS & ing, Antiseptic Liquid | ee ee eee isles. 8 for ate MPa | ee Don’t fail to take advan- "Ps ler. » Ser Ses bs ‘ It is unnecessary for you to suffer | Tuesday, will place under the Amer- lace Powder. | ‘apc > | witheczema, blotches, ringworm, rashes | pi RS Ri RT tage of the big money- og Fy myo nee oe — _and similar skin troubles. Zemo, | saving sale at Starck’s M. Discovery... 3 | ~ Gea... _ obtained at any drug store for 35c or | thi k eae oo | = f _ $1.00 forextra large bottle, and prompt- 9 IS WeCK. gE : i ly applied will usually give instant relief On Ty er ahi ; ~ from itching torture. It cleanses and | rf — rh The lowest prices to be Caps l pysmetd Pile Treatsiont Now : , that calls at our store Player, nt stops t a tein - . : ; « ce ‘ayer, Ma- gad makes the feet feel like 1 whey — The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland, O. Says Eastern P aper. ieee ee te a What ) a | New Apel me amnewe Wines “QUTRAGEOUS ABUSE | ater rites Wit Trentino efiee = Slightly Used Player-Pianos ( 4 eedain — or protruding piles, hemorrhoids and ida ee oe P en ages 4 for two months ” er issscaaaamme 650 er-Piano, Mahogany _ us OF OFFICIAL P OWER CS ae $850 Player-Piano, Mahogany Case, used about six months ee sl ‘ $850 Player-Piano, beautiful Golden Oak, only slightly used... .. = ‘ : : .- Pra See | , $1000 Beautiful Mahogany Case Player. : tees Typically Prussian,” Says Ee eta SY : Slightly Used Golden Oak Player....... , . : — beim == Terms on Player-Pianos, $8 Per Month Up Kansas City Star; What os BARGAINS IN USED PIAN Other Editors and Pub- Samui ae ass : nome of thoes Planes, taken tn (rule aoe aut Gneeee nena , full cuarantee at prices lower than it is po sible . . OE. te ’ . ” . . o~ . n . “me now offe rider ¢ i lishers Say of Incident. ’ ae er i 4 Its l nexcelled Quality Creates Its W onderful Sale to savers sianties quality for anywhere a ae i - as $550 Starck, Mahogany Case, used about three months. ... | ae Thoroughly Built to Give Satisfaction $500 Starck, Mahogany Case, only slightly used.... : | By Leased Wire From the New York RE. Pe : : : $500 Starck, Golden Oak, used four months Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. Pyramid Is Certainly Fine and Works Compare it with others. Ask those who use one. Do this Wiesner, Upright Mahogany, fine condition... NEW YORK, April 24.—Follow-| Sach Wonders So Quickly. before buying a Refrigerator. Then you will surely buy a Story & Camp, Ebony, a good Piano for practice such rectal troubles, in the privacy Quick Comfgrt. Hardman, Ebony, good for beginners ing are editorial comments and per- ; of your home. 60 cents a box at all sonal impressions from publishers on druggists. Take no substitute. a Haines Bros,, used, but not abused... ; ; single box often relieves. Free sam- . | the censoring of the New York! ple for Trial mailed in plain wrap- Dealers who value Quality sell them Terms on USED PIANOS, $5 World's news service by the Western ,. P&™ if you send coupon below. | Ask About Our 30-Day Free Trial Offer. PES, CG ae: FREE SAMPLE COUPON : A full line gn display in our large sample room on the + AY " F q: Une 3 7 ya ve y are . lana ° | | third floor. Laclede Gas Co. Bldg. sites gus abider control of ‘Péet iashen mabe Gouran’. d floor, Laclede Gas Co. Bidg os Pn ane naster-Gener: Furleson: 675 Pyramid Bldg., Marshall, h. , . ee eee eee! - : ~ ay Wanufacturers of Starck Upright, Grand and Player- Pianos. ' a Buffalo Express: One of the most Kindly send me s Free sample of b ar | | | arnnidticTratinns spawn | REINGEN STOVE CO. Div deliberate attacks on the freedom of +. a st. Lewin, Celebration the aaa . * It has reached a 1102 OLIVE ST. Mo. | ; i. American Stove Co. critical point when the press of this country must wait until publie offi- The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening Cials are brought to trial before it : newspaper giving Associated Press news service. ; may have the privilege of criticising. That would bea blow at the heart of Americanism. : Richmond (Va.) Times-Dispatch: No more outrageous abuse of power , inherent in government control of } . . . mublic illities eve is heen ynernpne- ; ' cial We are going to celebrate our ninth successful year in the § PUM uiilities ever has been perpe- Store Your Furs in Our New Improved . : S “ | opinions from all kinds of people, hecks, = 4 Ul ‘) nniversary pecia = but not even his worst enemies had Staple 3-piece Suits that Are suitable for al) m credited him with being an absolute ‘oO ~ - n OVCVUY oOO0”8 =~ L az a . ] , : ¥ ae , a : , ym st orders for administering the tele- in, Hlavrling leunst $25 elsewhere Suits that are cut in the : nobby styles that young men like—Priced Fri- ese garine nits day in This Anniversary Sale at gh ac ae A Special Purchase Over 200 splendid Suits purchased at special After-laster price coneessions. The very lowest price at which Suits of this character have been offered this season. These models show the very newest style lines for they are exact copies of recently developed high-cost Suits—they are made of excellent quality serge; lined throughout with plain or faney silk. graph companies. ft was held up because the officials under the Post- n realize what miaster-General believed the article : would be offensive to him and that Ries | ai. 4 B: f a gets eas oa ge ose . sent. All Wool Biue Serge Pants— 60 sf he would like to have it suppressed. i : : ; i : ied Floo, * e ° Whether this was pure assumption, YW aoa R VY / [ $] 2 Anniversary Special —— § ovr there was ground for it, can only” ait se | - d HeS 4 re . % Leet r ate | fey a be guessed. * * The two depart- wonderful value as these all-wool serge : > : } «ay e ; " ‘ - Pants are unusually well made and come ments under Mr. Burleson the Post both men’s and young men’s models office and the telegraph—have de } Priced Friday in This Anniversary Sale at veloped bureaucratic intolerance in- Bar : . a credible outside of Russia under the 3 , § > | ~ ° Czars. * * * "Phat sort of a spirit ' y | W / Men $ Nifty Cassimere $ 85 B is wholly and aggressively non-Amer- | See a S7 00 * . . ican. It is typically Prussian. It , Seiete ge pg eee | . : Pants—Anniversary Special Sonat Mi leapicownts gfochonly. Ue aprt of an- boi di Skirts Skirts the offense which he ree given to y s Gedst Panes, Ontends. ent every person who ma a letter or , a : : newers a telephone call. or pens a : Colonials: short lines and broken a oy 3 telegra: : 300 Beautiful Hats, including models from our regular | assortments; all sizes in the lot, telegraphic message is a warning to , ) ay . 4 abc, Piha Ete , the public of what it may expect lines at higher prices, together with a delayed shipment but net ofl on > overs amie: when it permits arrogant ignorance th ae d ) te for Easter business. and must be in tanec : brown d, lig gra’ at arrived too 1a a8 kid, white kid, white canvas, pat : ‘ : to be in charge of public business. ; : y : , , r . grays eae] ING co MM PANY r ~~ Cisetn ak been a eon sll wrecker disposed of at once. Nothing we might 5a\ would i ent leather and black kid. ES peurth Floor. ay and a tax eater, marring everything | you to imagine these Hats to be better chem may Seany tp BP | , | Ty rannical. foolish. of are, A varietv that precludes description. Ral ony Boot ROD = } touched. N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON + lca mind, Burleson is most

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— re eC NIN, ME RnIERY Bie ei Mem we + _ — " 92 nial ye ae ee Typ Pe ee La ee ee ae ee ee * — “ Oy SO em eS are ail / : 3 en ’ ak x # . i $3) bd = tebe 2x hs ay aoe aa ee ; : ST. LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1919. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae a a aes ne oe ae : sAgmEny } See = vate | sy eee Counterfeiter Canght! The New York health authorities had # Brook- _ NEGRO PRISONER 8 ALUNUUEIAU IAAT TRUCK BURGLARS cry lyn manufacturer sentenced to the penitentiary for selling throughout NOW is THE TIME TO PLANT + | - . the United States millions of “Taleum powder” tablets as Aspirin Tablets. es Was Charged With che te LOO -¢ May, Stern &Co ETT i = Negro barmer, ! © ny the Associated Press q | | Be ! & ' ! = FOREST CITY, Ark. & ; ' Th -P t *” Sam Metntyre. aA negro, | We Especially Feature This Ihree-ftece ware! Counterfeits! nenlgeegpatagi s | ° ee Tl Rob General Store on Don’t b irin j ill box! k ! (‘abbage, Kohlrabi and Lettuce....... ; mot yesterday and hanged | iree Rob Ge e 2 Po : webs Pe ‘ - rae out uy Aspirin in a pl ox! Cet Bayer package: lomato and Cauliflower, a dozen......... - — I V a n - eC U Robin Avenue—Man Who In- . 4 ' rt ~ . ° * pe | terrupts Them Beaten. 3 Always say, “Give me a package SUMMER-FLOWERING BULBS : = = = | | ; ? ee oe * 40 Henry Sta‘ilin of 5248 Robin ave- of Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. ITN. | (;ladioli, Garden Mixture, a dozen........... 7 © aa ; The Outfit that puts an nue, a driver for the Steinlage Dairy Dahlias, all varieties, each..... : Rd = extra bedroom in your home Co.. was beaten at 4 a. m. today by Insist you want only the Bayer | : ay : one of three robbers who stole goods VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS ~ : TERMS—ONLY $5.00 CASH—-$1.00 A WEEK valued at $2000 from Louis Rosen- package with th® “Bayer Cross” po | : ; 'blatt’s general store at 5277 Robin ° : | } 1, *s i i be “ee avenue and carried away the loot or. on the package and on the tablets. CANNAS PANSY . | 5 as ’ 7 otter Se | a motor truck. Dormant Roots. All ‘ afieties PLANTS ; = ; ; } . . : s ° ve ; f “ue é Stahlin. in his wagon, was on his for bedding; complete stock. Assorted colors: 6 Plantal - / ; 4 ane ca way to work when he saw a light in to a hesket a 2 By ; Stat il OPS f itosenblatt’s store Two men were 75c a Dozen oO a bdDaskeft ? | . - ; 3 {| —e eee. ‘inside and a third on the sidewalk. : . ; j ies Sire | ea ana 4 In front of the store stood a truck 100 for $5.00 Cc : - 3 Rae . L wd ogee te Keb Oi ety Proce ‘oaced with goods. The mi ilkmau ¢ e pias 2 “hes drove up and said to the man on th: at e eae e ee: : NS te Se tne | sidewalk: “‘What are you fellows do- $ bal Y | Ko = ~ — : : easswssooncoet | V/s, MIME: : | ing here?” ‘The man jumped on his PHILADELPHIA LAWN MOWERS #i - eee eer ‘wagon and said: “It's none of vour Es je : a * . ; , . » a : ™ * a : EB business. You'd better bect-it.” He The genuine American owned “Bayer Tablets of : r © : ai / ther. struck Stahlin on the head wit? a enti ‘ = , , yavolver. After being truck a sec-, Aspirin’ have been proved safe by millions for Pain, s ° po \ ond time Stahlin drove away and . . - ee tO aus ag patio’. Headache, Neuralgia, Toothache, Earache, Rheumatism, 411 WASHINGTON AV., ST.LOUIS) s , : eames ee “tens : tosenblatt said the articles stolen | h . . ° J - | . ak aah tie 4 go, Colds, Grippe, Influenzal Colds, Joint Pains SEND FOR FREE CATALOGUE - 7 ‘luded 300 pairs of trousers, 200 -umDa ’ 9 ’ ¢ ~) ’ - . Exactly as Illustrated All Finely y Upholstered An Extra Bedroom dae come 66 ae cae ae —— a? ed = a on a 2 | . v5 I: hed- umbrellas and a large quantity ol Neuritis. Proper dosage on every Bayer package. ayes | ib T is a pleasure to us to an- HESE outfits are in Mis I you need an extra he eas ie : | — = Hl : A Tk drv goods. - : ’ o- iy . 4 nounce that once more we Sion design——inade of solid } room mn a ag ——.. _ | $700 Diamond Ring Stolen Boxes of 12 tablets—Bottles of 24—PBottles of 100—Also Capsules. The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening iy i are able to supply Sod, dey ey a ve meee and richly sant tho | again pelelpe 4 wagging A diamond ring valued at $700 was Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid newspaper giving Associated Press news service. - | et these handsome Divan Bed Out- upholstered in best quality of erted into a full-size aed com- iahien trom the heme of Mite. Ml | “ps fits. The set consists of three imitation Spanish leather. The fortable bed at any time an ex- 5 n. 4312 Arsenal street sboned a. . 2 | : i: j -eS—DC ave or ar SCALS ifZavVe 8 rane supports ¢ ( tra bed iS pee ed All three Pee, vee é , : wee “te Ot SOU - “ eee eee Savenport, erm | seats have spring supports and | diccen are, offered. this week | ly by a hungry beggar. He calied ai rll eee ay ‘hig ane or "OC KCT-—@ii € rhe . oni at . . ellow each : ‘ g y : : B , a, . ms : = Bao S Stockings SOCKS “ me Tea close out A Sti : ‘ medium rib f vo Nie 2 light weight: ip 1 os 7 , : ire (Main 36 ¥% to 5. you i] apore srr. lel qvepit 4. , , ‘ ame “araeu a two-ree] “thriller” in a Market street “‘movie”’ house. He told reg It Is White Enameled High Oven Gas R police he sat next to 6 negeaen, When 2 he was ready to leave his money was ig ven as ange Inissing from his pocket. The mana- 5 stoner ger found his empty purse in an exit. 4 ; "$1.0 00 Cash— $1. 00 a Month , M h A man in soldier’s uniform FI —— ee $3.00 Cash— $3.60 a ont stopped John Latham, , 815 North l-ifteenth street. near Tenth street md Lucas avenue, at 10 p. m., and @riiied door and will Indianola—GOe iat eect Sige Phnehe Ae ay eS ; P hold #0 music rolis- $18. 5 That Tumble-Down Shackh—aoe , a of £1.°% «a week oar it cost Dominick Smith, 5739 Cass : priced at.... National Kkimbiem’ Mareh——$0c | Na interest f evenue, $150 to get interested in a CAPES, "CAPES, CAPES, Values Up to $10 Values Up to $20 Values Up to $30 \'s ‘10 S| Sate panties on ce ROT values—for Frday COLLARS Ez Bay s’ Belts. \ien' = Collars ( oriiss it nl lenthe! biae ( ive ; brand: 16 % nT | fan ; —_ eee ee De DADA DDD DA ADD AAD AD DAD ED Oe DD bb's a - } on i) inquired the way to the river. Lath- . = rt] 1] i Line Wal Oo tne river, ac 1 , G ns am Was directing him when he was Guts Princess Slips Women’s cre ~f 3¢7 iit} t j ? “if ‘ i?* i i 11M. il broldenr\ z Made oO! exces rem (yua Its brant , : ’ £ i l “4 x | I Lane: — wit m = of ed "han Pi : 4s peg ec [ embroide g and cha tritii ; a . prett} RBovs \\ it! ; of ms — be are — kno 7 d amend t i S¢ Orie ] rOT ) med: al] LIZes (Se ond poocet } : | ‘ | : r« for Spring 25¢ é _ sTil ik i ' ar Vidd Ee, less When Latham regained his pe eg - ors: B armty and Tommy Tucker : ri Weal ’ ' f senses, the ian Was g ’ Ss as . : plain white Be : is he ma vas gone Oo Was & Girls’ White Dresses Bungalow Aprons Eg ai a h S >to he had carried organ”. lace-trimmed Of gingham ore percale, stripe HOSE = new olor 4 Robbed on Street in Daylight. waist embroidery and la fi checks: light and dark te at iin 4 Fy combinations ; : " ae hy * +} e w Lae «| a Silk mot, if ¥ bs Robert Sullivan. 31 vears old. 1711 trim ale skirt (second | } terri ill SiZe { ey k r' Px oo : 124¢ of = 4 f1aRe* oh EOE ° = South EKighth street, was beaten bv ack ¥ 4 two robbers near Second and Qra- . = i casa: > = once FFETA EXTRA-SIZE UNION SUITS VESTS ’ 4 of $60. He said the men had at- \ P e ki Vests en 4 tempted to stop him with a saluta- 26.inch Black ¢ s un wide knee lace trimmed pink and é, tion, and when he started to pass on, ; ; cl echt tiem Auk tee eel ae SILK AND ‘LISLE Round Scalloped Waist suits SS VOILE WAISTS i . ~ id 3! the ground, while the second kicked CREPE Tablecloths (*hild's ribyed sum Mien Ha vrigs é ai his head \tad f hea le eight: Bleev' 49¢ Drawers; long and J.ace and embroidery trim 39e : . . _ SB6-ine in a eee ee nn es; kne hort sleeves ed. large collars; all } Henry MeComy, 1420 South Thir- “shades : 49¢ arr gy ol glam length enn sible -aaie 30¢ ; (Second Floor). x teenth street, was held up by two -y yt ee C kie leng i armed men near Missouri avenue and ‘BROCADE SILK Ee WOMEN =) HOSE UNION SUITS MUSLIN DRAWERS ¢ Albion place at 3 py. Mm. and robbed of NG PILLOWCAS Ss kj mercerizes thread, (nh ull sizes: wide embroid ri $1.10, LINE 1x36. eo “19 brown, wra 29¢ Vien s f o et tris “49 4 mre Very Nagi 2% ¢ TT ' a ag et ‘ aaah ae iettie Vis ‘laws white ana in nort Sis es eli (Sec W! | [| Lite approach Ol Walhr Weather vou Crrace LOSS, a negress, of 222% o6-tneh Silk 1.1n Piliow C — ’ on’ tei C al . ond Floor ig y ae ; Washington avenue, is being sought iug: assoried C 2pm Sires oo 4 4 will Pye? mrticulari mnrerested 1) this io}) ; : ‘ f ; . }are? “bBfiljcis aa iv . rey) ‘ j ve . . ‘ . . ‘ . . : i . P| : * APF ae ’ “ indeow tf rame« ‘ ° = } . ‘ ‘ , ore ~ , take) or “ " day at Laclede and Vandeventer ave- Pia e tufted lave mone nes make screen Gray Gran Dee ye inar fot bl & S n W Pl H. | ingrain throug a” st erg . window to fit ite Sauce- Bon Bons. .-«+ rig : Cable ons agner t }) ' Si moO gone many changes since its last ap- new it sola NE vlal te ee naan Bom: i per bottle. —Adv. ' for $675.00—1 , 2Sc Fioral Voiles Be The : ; fered wit! ron ; . te t yeu! aam = " vs ; ' pearance here. The thenagerie has Lava Toilet Soap Ji — received a shipment of are ( a pga anaes $435 ates fala aad $375 ent as ‘ligte $475 been Increased and the arenic fea- aa vee Gea | ‘rai Voiles; per yard we in any lores . vench for... onl , . for only turs include many daring riding and ppl pane ine ; iB asement) » a0 set is m4 cern; and € : & gymnastic acts. The department of $2 Ma Janes $2 G ri. Shoes ¥ 76 + clowns and trained animals also has 75c UNION SUITS : | ” yahoaere ° VT 0H (aon: ke. Butcher Linen — lf y ea : been augmented since the e 1 . f Men's and boys nalinsoork, ‘ non p P a A oh : : $3 " ci-K 4 A : MS -tneh good quality, with fine a i Goods Strictly the war. ees ss ty R. V. D, style; sizes to 44 rp ttn SB ment }, en ee ee aH = (Basement) on _- | Markea =i 49 Oxtord 49c ; BE © One Habitual Cc enbeheindbesi Cureé 75c UNION SUITS Cc a or $ Sample Curtains E %. ee in Plain ; in 14 to 21 Days Women's, extra size lisle Siges {to & (Base- or §7.00 and $°.50 Notting= 43 Price “Lax-Fos With Pepsin” {a a specially- thread, lace knee (Base 9 to 11 O'Clock |". ® te 113 O'Clock | tains, pair (Basement)... 2 R ae Figures ‘prepared Syrup Tontc-Laxative for ment) Ss ial! tains; pair (Basement)... | Eom ct? to All Habitual Constipation. It relieves S Hi rs : pec a S 43 Special! PLAIN SCRIMS e Bl #1 - orner we t i Olive Sts promptly but-should be taken Regu- 75c : 31.50 Satin Pumps; ~ Shee«s for ‘the entire COLORED , * 7 7 larly for 14 to 21 days to induce reg- Soft Shirts of striped om t all colors ? family, includ ? Some with hemetitehed eet. cn % ular action. It Stimulates and Regu- oe. Sate ae; a ‘he ” a: ( Rasement C y ne See Seen C mn o Bhan 6 - eee ee eS 'lates. Very pleasant to take. 60c ip b aeemont sree cron 1 ft Up AFAR UR AR aR GRAAL SR UR RAR % 3

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1919. _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ a ahd a the fact that McIntyre’s lawyers re- | erence ames er ENR 3 NEGRO PRISONER 1S LYNCHED ai aph pole east of the city. MclIn- cently obtained a postponement of. ~ yre was charged with having mur- his trial. Johnson is said to have > Was Charged With “the Murder of dered John Johnson, negro farmer, jeen a peaceable, hard working far-| — Negro Farmer. on Feb. 4, last. The jailer said that mer, who was well liked by this white | ‘ wy the Associated Press. he was lured to the door by two neighbors : FORE ST CITY, Ark., April 24 ,)men pretending to be an officer and a Se #Sam Mcintyre, a negro, was taken a prisoner, and then overpowered. At Busy Bee Candy Shops, Friday. | i » from the county jail by a masked It is supposed that the lynching Assorted Chocolates, 30c the pound @ mob yesterday and hanged to a tele- was the result of indignation over —Adv. : — $1.00 Per Month Buys This Massive SPECIAL! Get a BEAUTIFUL Buy a VICTORY BOND! DIVISION 1S HOME | “Brassoid Bed ¢ LINO SALE| Blue Bird Dinner Set | pepiee Maj.-Gen. William H. John- ston, Wearer of Several High Decorations, Here to Visit Daughter and Others. Major-Generai William H. Johns- /» eed . ! oe on a} av ct. . - ; AY ’ QO. ' ’ , ‘Z ~" » ™~ . . 1B?! ae ‘ ‘ —— _~ * ion of St. Louis, who conimanded a ee : , eel 5 the Ninetv-first (Wild West) Divi- § : e. ~*~ , , sion, which fought on the right of “ : Mh il the Thirty-fifth (Missouri-Kansas) 5d . | WE With Every Purchase of m| Wivision in the Meuse-Argonne bat- Je uit a id Bed that | a $10 or Over, Either tle, arrived here fron France this > deol ay - sin Lak ' or ec ane Ce ee : us a ee , _ ome | Sif , on Cash or Credit morning and is at 4141 West Jl’ine nie t ow | I | - ate i g an . ' all means. It 1 a es ee pu Te | if | Purchases. m boulevard, where his daughter, Miss 1 Special ° : : price, | ' Genevieve Johnston, resides with her ee | d f jj : j 7 s ; } ; P ' ™ ra _— colors; 6 plants a basket, Pee eee er Rete sresoesanee aunt, Mrs. J. H. Christie. Loc). OR l'riday only we are featuring these Gen. Jonnston has the American fae icone + 4 M1 Per Month | , ; = i ; ; m® Distinguished Service Cross and Dis- hee, > oe \ Buys This Shiall l\ tallored Sults at this eCXCeP- im tinguished Service Medal, the Belgian : ‘2 , Lg CERES Bae, Taper se Dos m Croix de Guerre, and was decoratea s P yt - tionally low price. They are selected from * sal 3 Fine Whole Room ° by King Albert of Belgium with the $33: | our lugher priced groups and include the new [i medal of Commander of the Order \ it 7 Covered on ; . F : : m ) é ( ade chie of st: 0 33 tere ; Te : > 5 waistline. form-fitting and eonservative models of Leopold and mad hief of staff of ea Baby erms to Suit the Order of Leopold for extraordi- splendid materials in mixtures, stripes, over- nary heroism in battle , ail yn Cc SSFSCTL Ecc eeet ee OH ae plaids and checks. Sizes.32 to 44. ay Seon WAS ee daughter and a Post-Dispatch re ‘ : ‘ re o8 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ rt 4 ¥ at Un ‘) Sti t Ti lle Se id i A selection so varied and unusual as to war- — ‘On athe tl uis evening || : mi he was here to visit his daughte: Ws service. : || Palit Vour Inspection. Mmiend his deceased wife's relatives and ) had no appointments to speak Talks of Division's Work. at “, € Regarding the work of his com- Jf to buyve T1¢ a aT ALN mand in France, Gen, Johnston said: it owill Cc Cc c ‘s . 1, A . eae 3 aie Spe la While the Ninty-first Division was weak on) annie) « B® fortunate in being one of the combat ) x is | divisions since last July, l-have ad $1 .00 “me Month Buys This Big | | MI - S vised all officers and men not to § iMien’s | nion u1tS Shaaet or. dwell at tigi won Saele SANITARY SIDE - ICFR & 'participation in its work nor to be \\ we , se8. 8 ; ; . iS 8 ais critical of any other division nor its tihid tebees tooo vont onsnssnti tit Th iw | REARS S| EERE EES: Seabee imperfections that will in any wav impair the wearing quality. | des" se . ‘honk work. ms The facet that a garment has an oil spot or a misweave that has = j IRE y iit - " ; : : x ™ “We were present at he first — = B = = : ° been carefully stitched up again, should not prevent vou from te Ss ) o | j = ee. , “a yes ms big American offensive ; : Mi- 8 ] = TA 4 supplving vour wants for the entire season at these bargain prices. hie! 3 A Sa im | g ] Ds: whe tbe be tbe ae gbe abe tet I—the sunfast kind, ades, witha 500 borders th r? “Ph 5 aml allt oo ~—m eh sh + he OTH these items are commonly ealled seconds, but contain no* Tn oe oe oe eh ee Oe ee oe ee and among first di CART oe? Visions that attacked in the Meuse- | a \ | : ae Ee im K, o"*, : ; ‘ : A | : ® Argonne affair, whence we were sen! Get en | % | } ‘ aS, 7. wy Bl Chalmers Sexton 4 t 7} etic B to the French army of Belgium with- Jj SS aoe b hal 4 i: bot / geil ) ? * ‘ | S Ae em out any rest. , A t : | ; _}} is | | j . Porosknit Suits Cut Suits fap i-wtere one of the twotamenisa ; TS : m divikions sent by Marshal Foch to Dj elt . : 3 ® Belgium, the other being the Thirty inne! | Bove I] ed wernl 'seventh.. The French army in Bel- = gium was known as the Armies in 44c h £°.00 j 4 4 46. 1 Flanders and was in direct coniman: wy qe ° e» “f Ut 0 », WOFLTL aS much : . , , ; ‘i om to hive Wol } tom in of King Albert. although (ien A Friday bargain worth while. ‘sts. es in firsts. ritment of Papers for wluding satin and also Jasper and yr bedrooms, with praulers to miateh. “Room, Hall, Bed- 1 Papers, in a won- Values of ers at 4c ars at.2c borders or binders. 1 A.M. CIALS : — — ~ ~ — — : ~—— ag * = de Goutte of the Sixth French An attractive assortment of hats ‘was Chief of Staff. We had mid cups in the new shapes: stri , ‘ 2 ‘ : | gether 500,000 British. French, amd cloth. Bovs Spring Suits me sians and Americans in ESE ere - eee - s' We were driving on Brussels when TY LISH, strong, durable, new trench ST ie itihee wine ainned : gh ge mip sopmese ye ak aed . +4 (‘hildren s Overalls models: splendid materials: SIZES b to ~ Fin. Lila h “At that time the Germans ahead Sot the cheap, Uunder-sizec Kind ertlised ers yreat hur be f these sets \ ean ‘ na bled oO c r tl ; mo s 2 on de rfl Ah it 75 tif ) ‘iped ; lai ; ‘est l : | * us were bad! sore zal OT V——most \ erful ice-saver o le mi et ook hunt ever assembler orth considerably more than we ask f Stifel blue denim striped an cad = reg] saying for |: ridayv only | of us were badly disorganizé he 4 ve “eee od #1 aaa nas ac, “Mion eho ? “4 | neitiect seen as ans + podem! o . | . | = No overalls; sizes 4 to Jo-—for garden ; were throwing awa) and selling Side-Teer saves enqueh ice to pay for itself in a vear’'s set ] eve fen assembles e it ‘ach pie i ig d 3 | r there’s nothin their rifles and abandoning their ar time see our beautitul line it lit Pas Iris eap and undersized ih 0) M1 est gprouarante ure hm oh © ee oe he ge eg he og ee ge og ee og he 8 - met mn Fok Ft 5 ot soe Medien Meclice Medien Mediven Medien: Medien a Ing and play 9 : BI + : 9 ! la y Aas niv ’ ‘ ° OVS IFIOUSECS —> , ~ ee : ) : ——— - ; sie as . , b | - | | : o} 4 | Tk , ~ a P } . oe 7 Serg C Suits ‘| caved the dav Lor them rae aA ak Ca ; Jas : Ay : : ii You Live cut of ‘ cae Te oe oP é h ney sant a Se . : Meuse-Argonne Attack. ; ie... , - ST. LOUIS maces "Bei, aero AT \\ iid |i L “The attack of the American army . . ab ‘ é' ; PAY Thy A VISIT pare Pr rida) SSO | WO of them are featured ror in the Mense-Argonne Wasa strategic ” ? / 4 4 “ rt | oniv at WS Lh | x : ridav only. and. rare hbar- move, planned months before bv Gen, 2 J. | : we Sell on tI 18) > re? @ m. a ) y Pelt ieh , ie ; ; Pershing himself. Murshal Foch aft- ’ : Payments or Cash. Bon od tockings prt Sails thes are : meerward gave credit to Gen. Per re: ‘ é No Matter Where To close out a small Jot im fine | uf | Hh i Me Ching ne a i a , . ' i siege - me | ST pa 4 verv good looking all-wool blue 4 shing for that move, Th ue ; y ou rive P medium rib--If vou can use sizes “aal VN “ 7 tn the new. Norfolla | pose was to isolate the enemy from Jj | [ WE PAY the Freight - } A" \ yore , , re | ‘* : ee « ¥ Ve “ to Ss Vou i] appreciate Ticese { AY serge, we tarlores can his supply base. and hl he leuse- ? | SI , ’ i a> e* = . . l ! A . “bl for rida, ms 3 2. St\ le, : Size 1] to li. or dress or ¢ouv Arronne offensive he was pod keted. Sa hos st DAYS : es Your Town on : firmation wear, the) se ideal. The American arniy undoubtedly CONSIDERED: CASH S R E Ee aa y urvapees turned the tide. “The Ninety-first was on the right of vour Thirtyv-fifth Division. and ] witnessed the work of the Thirtv- = fifth the first day of the Meuse-Ar- > ei Y en Nits . ” gonne offensive. Results are more IOVS \\ ish SULTS r Schmitz & NShroder ad-—it's TRUE , | . ; “If you see it ina eloquent than anything [| could say. | Cunning litt Middy, Oliver wis 3 “ayy Tomnys Be ‘ “The Ninetv-first was coniposed of Hh i Pita HAUTE > ij hit Niliy Hil ett HEA oe men from Hawaii, Alaska, California, Hal | Mi iM tie ‘id i | ml shin nl thn at Montana. Nevada, Washington, Ore- Hy =e ” Pe eee ee ow Abie, Witt — Wertitt sib r . t nar bon, Idaho and other parts of the Hs he avin er nn a . " ry great West, and we had an Hawaiian HN i wu orchestra which played for Gen sll its os \ wT ATA LTH Tl A . aug LerIng, Pershing. nt hi CaS » & AN Fe ithe Ht A ie TAT all | Tine Thiees “Our casualties were not out of Ti sats \ yas — s \ SZ we sth yt | proportion to the results achieved aye } bt ' . "wey. Us ar ~ ‘\\ vp ti tl ih a (it i r | nor were they proportionately great : Ht tt Ki el.” “ay ¥ | ae Ath A All G , apes | | i eh SG i au? Me Hh "iyi f rocers er than those of other nations We ii ' | had 3000 wounded men who have re Hii on li «* a ty NS PF » Mie i} MH Met fi My | pit I ry py —— Hi | ; covered. more than 1000 of whom witty it HK) AME TAAL deat , rejoined the division. HM eo a Hii ae nn Wty aie 4 Movie Actresses and ih ft Their Hair ss Melee Mili: Mei: Mele: Mele Melia, Me a | all Read Dell Baal Boalt Boot to, ih ny itt Hii i m © hm © be 6 be og ee oe be © ee og Beg be nd ft or) DRAWERS de embroid on very ape - C pay ie de oor) \ iS \ Ty MPERS Sand checks: ark patterns Cc ——s » §abatp y s\alil HE SiN07 7 \ \I ¢ welght: ] (Main ss : ca LLARS : (‘oriias ] Root. in l > anal 3 ‘ -~ WAISTS sroidery trim . oll ‘Te: wii 39c soe Mic: Meine: Todi: Helin Hetiee: Melia: Melton Hellion Pelies Hele: elie: tlie. ti. tn ce oe Ce oF aru le Bod aon aon En eee ee ee eee shLCOU |, ¢ \\ ; ‘ni ‘The American spirit never a i! o | IH hi IR . flagged for a moment While we Mil 1! sbunoty! \ in a he Wn rie i}! it Han PHA, litte | were driving ahead in Flanders sev 8 i jit iH HN i ring tf HE! ; oF Vor nha’ ; al : Pricun wounded stole f | " thih, , | wait “ ot I se l " a 223 1 wee ip apt ult Hey i fin a a " ih i Hh te ) ie ' ‘ ea ee ; svn sogn nas out of hospitals and rejointed us hi AE iN] ut i bt ttt hit! . . . ft mf , r at Pp nile Frequently With King Albert. Hi) tt ii yi I AP al + Bitte tit wb iW Pee, = mitted wake: - ‘ Tk and draw vour owr nicl : im = 15¢ i; F Through us you can investigate market opportunities for any sort of goods sions.” You will hardly find a shoe as good all through at equal - shipment of ed ws ee btain credit information on any foreign man or con- aa Sithnethh te : way | ) ‘. d Spri M di , es 7 ’ any toreign eountrs * Tah vd al . JONNSTLO ' . , Snoe store. nee rin e icine. —, = ws » kind of export and import transaction. iene Lewis. Wash prices outside the Regal ho 4 | -aned can finance ever, amp L h. hic) n q's bli; all | 4 ill . . e ‘ iii } he has lve eT) issigned j . 312 ‘Linen | lity, with fine er ‘ard i Hase- it’s time for actron—let's go! ‘eneaets to rematet tare Onl: rine ) 0 tack af rtains If you want your share of foreign trade, a [eaid He expects to n het r : Dating the © ms a: : Why He Calls St. Louis Home. No. Sixth WGsAL, SHOK S Se ta aa ae ee THE NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE IN SAINT LOUIS ORS Ta Be ee Bulato ae oa 2.50 Notting- let Lace Cur- | eated here at Washington lUniver- 4 Liver Basement) $85,000,000.60 | sity. taught military tactics at Sf | ee | : tive: action CRIMS atitched hor- P-Yard iengthsa is — r PSF FtBEVS han. i tia oe SS eeeee#e#e#e® * eee Resources more t Louis University from 1895 to 1898 | os MEN ened WOMEN wecrvas actin married Misa Lucille Wilkinson of ' feeling of Tinea. f Panin resttive ts Geauita farnils who lied ADO? a VYfatl age : “ia | : dene table tea aod and because this is the home of h o bed s1Ge-: Gee ( oe per gcaughte he ig o. Vea! the S+ Louts. a descendant o ‘Pese4pares:

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Bian THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1919. PRESSES FOR DEDIION } oo mo OS RL Th en.aye ar. 1, natin a aed . naneen: aly wale 4 prniiciginhe Sore Nes yo Rie Say FY tee i aid ine ¢ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT fl liana dS Paes ey ta ¢ a oun Bian, ) _ ish County Prosecutor Seeks Submis- | § | sion of Skinker Appeal in | Supreme Court. yt ~ * A Can you be healthy again? By a Staff Correspondent of the | ig NCE you laughed at the thought of 4 Post-Dispatch: | fe ever becoming ill. But now you are nh WwW, =| A | - WASHINGTON, April 24.—Prose- | in-blood ‘n—now you arc} Zt pu NY aE alata Sie f St. Louis |i ° . : ‘ ogee on re we ory aaa ik anelee el | a sex lig er gr Pe gtr My gk ea After the long, dreary months in the trenches, a real home with all its comforts and uil- , > “i ' oe } NYA a7, ) a Alf weTore ? a ITO ig ‘ * . e "Her coffee’s always time featlitens. | Court of the United States today a | environment will be the greatest joy of your boy. Lack of ready cash need be no n y ‘ h Po? ff Vhid no I ( ‘Oo bh Of b SS f the . . . a ° eg Is your case beyond hope? Not a bit - WV : - aye ae aos ae oe pa : drawback, as our easy divided payments solve the problem. Vv at . : song “ . ai i alll rr. system is restored yr normal en ge ath —g 105 ad i eaaical Raiph asked rong the court rule i k and pleasure, and springtime tazines ea . . 0 is motion by tomorrow morn- At Your Grocer | a ~ s ‘ig 4 > *j fs é o — Manufacturing Chemists, New York ment, on th b isis of the on iefs al ready filed by Skinker and Ralph. aimee | seas. astetinanteastiabanan-amsensmcninnannaad _ ee -_ In his motion Ratph pointed out 4 Seems [a that the case had twice previously Want vocational] training? It is | The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening heen set for hearing and had been eeres through the Post-Dispatcn newspaper giving Associated Press news service. continued at the request of Skinker, ee the appellant. He asserted that there ee Ths bighyary WELeegany PI /7 > 960 { OL — —— = SS Te ‘ — —F\\ i SS, —— =NEXs > = mA J $1495 U Extra quality Feather Duster, An illustration of our huge buying power, this } - in St. £0%0e ea ome pa the ka A large spacious Chifforobe, Fema ne naga pes eg ee well designed and constructed Library Table, ttate Por {¢ ‘ ecis » ranetructesc . lid ak ers securely astened,; s . . . . ; i : nts Pe cuinker hia ta hold. caantiont tty ggeics Bs oy i . $ 1 99 bagel pull ovt. None C. O. D, with electrolier in solid fumed oak, should, con- . sare = purchase for our eight stores No phone orders, vince you our prices are right. The Table meag- ing up the marketing of the road im- | mm makes this low price possible... . y ures 42x28 inches, finished in fumed oak provement bonds. ; : Following Skinker’s request for a i a further gegen on the + gs, j We Invite You to Visit Our pobre ig of ill-health, a letter was received by | @ Service. ithe clerk of the court yesterday | Store Whether You Buy morning stating that his wife had | or Not. died. Ralph held that this fact did | ‘not alter the situation, since Skinker | - had already announced his intention | not to be in court today when the |! case was called. | Ralph deposed that on April 15 he | saw Skinker fully dressed at his home, and afterward walked with} ‘him for a block or more, and that|@ on April 19 Skinker appeared in |® Judge MecekElhinnev’'s court at Clay-|k ans ane ; l o o |! ton and argued an important mo- | . . , tion. At the April 15 interview, Ralph | said, he offered to suggest to the | ) l eourt that the case be taken under | | submission on the briefs, bart Skink- i er declined. " @ A $95.00 Value Tz >. " pad Dr. Eckert stated in his certificate | @ that Skinker was suffering fromig ss wae s : Pe a bronchitis and that he had advised |i Kxactly as shown. Buffet, 6-foot Extension Table and four Dining Chairs him not to travel to Washington. |i in golden or fumed oak; all match perfeetly; a fortunate purchase makes Skinker’s brief attacks » consti- | —. P . $ or a wees SURES Se ee the price possible; a real suite of real merit at a low price y was great public necessity, not only SAUDIONNNUNUUNAUOUAUOAAUEATVAANEAATUOAU OOOH Re ~ Captain “Eddie’ Rickenbacker s Own Story Begins Next Sunday in the Globe-Aemocrat. HIS American “Ace of Aces,” officially accredited with bringing down twenty-six German planes, decorated with the American D. S. C,, with nine citations for indi- vidual acts of bravery, the French Legion of Honor, and the Croix de Guerre with three Palms, tells of his marvelous, hair-raising experiences “fighting the flying circus.” Phigee. - “ ars » an x : ’ _ee Way 2 ; Sa Lee ee NG 2 % Ri Sey Sat seas en tied. ,, 0 Sa ib oa an ts a - ? ne : . — . one Coes et ae ar » Easy Terms, 0 ba aS ance ee | we a”, fey ~ pla. were . Lefer bie ™ ‘ ¥ aT - . n says KA cam acne » Py Lae 4 A, ; ee ea wee «A Sits AGS Fhe ater oe astiel s ah OAT he y SP xt? eh t Ono? Paget gis? ees ay eS Webs he © B oe 4 pS = han) Se $ a att Fates, Aes RNS mee. ee, nh eh a * . Ry ooo RTS eae ret tamer ir Abi oa ve ay 3 ae ee Ns eth 7 Ar Pot iy Fe Toh: = wos : SONY: $1 * saab gaye: Ke ed Mare a . 7 A Ae ani ee ¥ ie j * ‘i seas heh ae sed Rins.-sa w tes GS Ss e ee Mate sy Owe _— nh Sa wy sf vo Mar’, ie P i he ee tel se 5 * : * tide Seat; SE EGR a A (eshar met IM eae aout (uN ot 4 0 Ae Pc oa ~ ag! ‘, ny? Yes erie ee ay a ae = er r re b hoe ro Sie ay ee ope AeA oS eee sy = a ih 3s seer Oo Es » * ~o Ea 2 Ye ‘ ie octal “ ~ See a UNNI al “e ee: & Ms “4 4 ae 5 ws + Mery ae A el RL Rola Ap: aS a aa 44 st “ete & ayy ee re portemice! a a Be 3 mt PGee y 7 al wy “t iat BORG Ba Ao co * i. “he nee apa lta he PAL nears tutionality of the State statute under /f— ) which the road honds were voted. |§ tie is his own attorney in the anpeal taken bv Skinker and L. Cass Miller from the Federal District Court at St. Louis. THE REV, FATHER TUOHY, FOR: | 39 YEARS A PRIEST, DIES + iV ¥ x, 3 2 - ( a vp Slee a ee ee Body Is Taken to Bloomington, Ub. for Burial: Once Had Dispute With Archbishop. The body of the Rev. Father J. T. Tuohy, who died yesterday afternoon at St. Mary’s Infirmary from a com- plication of diseases, was taken this rf e HH) 7 a : - f — ”" — Sd ’ - il iit TE i ib belie = os Tis fit &e . — ———— morning of Bloomington, Ill, his We have : yt a lg [i ae >. birthplace, for burial. Hle was 60 & sold and = Ue A ak casos p e 71 ae ’ thy ‘ tty £ uaranteed , , j = j i = j ; ; years old and had been ill since lias! is thi lit I ih ' ‘id Ue lh 2 Sepa: tf] MATA THA iii, Now is the ; , At iis Ime © : be ie CELT ' 7 aha j eb atiid TT : : » 4 : Noveniber. i, “2 @ ‘brate . ’ ‘llerms , * ’ . ad Le Hii if eet ANA. A ye HAT ME PU Ha Ht Ny | ' time .O pur- ; “ Hy re ' | be igi f ) any ia ere tie) [’ y } . -,} | | | chase t h a t Kather Tuohy was ordained at tel ror 24 vears. ; Paty eret. . = : ' ! if ’ ih reed Car- Chis one is ¢ arge ‘oomy box wee Bitty | ' > one is a large, room) : ; y / ' | riage while Easy Terma Baltimore, Md., 39 vears ago, and his first pastorate Was at the Church of the Assumption, Ninth and Sidney streets. For several vears he was an f ~ assistant pastor at St. Bridget’s , f Church. his associates there bein. 8 stores in 7 cities it The Store of the present Archbishop Harty of Ma- | " . 1° neg wae pent co Suaseeii of St stands to reason we A Bed by night, a settee by day. This Duofold ~ 15 Satisfied | Theresa's. While in charge of St. can save you mone makes a full size bed. Best of construction, up- y: holstered in an excellent quality of imitation Customers streets, in 1898, he became involved | . leather, finished in fumed or waxed oak Fasy Terms . in a canonical dispute with Arch-'/! bishop Kain and resisted the efforts | of his superior to remove him ree | was) Stores in St. Louis, East St. Louis, Ill., Danville, Il. that pastorate even to the extent o taking the case into the Circuit | Court. Archbishop Kain died when | e ae the matter was still in litigation and later Father Tuohy was removed to | i a small parish at Jonesburg, Mo, by | Archbishop Glennon. : For many vears Father Tuoky | | hi ee ee Sor = i i our stock is complete. They ’ r ee > ‘Orne . \ a” —- _— } ‘ ‘ ° 5 —— Olden cake. a S ~ § ¢ }} at] start as low as $29.75. q| Eddie Rickenbacker is the most idolized Flying Man in America today. As com- mander of the famous 94th “Hat-in-the-Ring” squadron, as well as for personal achievements evidencing almost superhuman bravery and skill, he has been welcomed and feted throughout the country. His name is known from coast to coast. When he appeared in the gallery of the House of Representatives, in Washington, members and visitors arose and gave him an ovation lasting several minutes. EEA. OAR ‘ , re ies ; , “4 ‘ ae x i a 4 Sd bet - 4 : hae Seb edie? Fg arg TE aun Ee ea Pe Legh Fe hl PPR hare we! ee ah te > arr ns Ded eth 3 oes 4 ” aa > (OP Sn te lg Patrick's Church, Sixth and Biddle . Se lige * cay eC ae edited the Catholic Almanac, a pub- lication devoted to data regarding special events in the church calendar. ° He acted as chaplain of Sing Sing 414 North Broadway The Thrift Store Between Locust and St. Charles 'prison during his controversy with 'Archbishop Kain. After having served as assistant at ge sche oe ae took | PUBLICATIONS sl eee ee ioe Bi ge | | HOW « Vavah nr | ‘SO SICK AND _ and upon his return to St. Louis | | TO CHOOSE MISERABLE” The next time founded the parish of St. Paul the Apostie at Whittier street and Fin- THE RIGHT ney avenue, which later developed | ! Mrs. FE. A. Hager, 909 Lon- | you buy calomel he GL date Parish, Whittle anal | don Road, Duluth, Minn., | Page. Recently, in addition to his ' ION writes ‘‘I have been taking ask for priestly duties at Jonesbure, he had | vour Cadomene Tablets for the eonducted |: ‘ sc 16) * boys i} . aaa " rTy , Ay i itil i farm schoo! for Oy. In} Girls! Make harmless bleach- rae beet JOB for ven in Mife fe Gencethes past month. l hey cf rtainly 2 & a; rf Louis ounty. by Holmes W. Merton, expert Vocational! did wonders for me, = [ was He is survived by a sister, Miss ing lotion at home for few cents. aiiatns th Cite Vkad eee sbi: “Muahaeins so nervous I wasn't able to do + . — ~ mm res s bw) q ie Dre sae drt 0 nie + Tipe RR FAME 9p She Ente. eee yes ae q This story is an epic of what American aviation has meant in the world war, of the morale and fine spirit of the boys who flew and fought over the enemy trenches, and of the achievements of the only American Ace of Aces who has come back to tell us the story. bah 8 PUTTAR LPLeeeC A LLUeAECLLLECAE CUCL CLO CCUeAEALCeCHCOOOREEOOOUAHOAUIOVORHTTUUOAOTICUCHHIIOHHHI EMAIL NCONOTINIOOTIITNUHTTTNTTTTITNTTTTTTTTTTIITTTTT] ™ Te. | ca 4 ip pa i ge Puohy of St Louis, and 5 . and sallors coming hin k to civil life. men mv own housework: gO sick and three brothers, the Rev. Father J). | Squeeze the juice of two lemona into and women ambitious to succeed in bual- miserable. Now | ean do all mv Puohs of Morris, 11] : Daniel Ss. 2a bottle containing three ounces of rneses, young people Suet Starting their own work and fee] good all rr 7 > »?) . Lo a = oe , t11¢@ . . " . @ ‘ " . ‘ ; , ‘ ‘ ae 2 Fuoh - Bloomington and Cornelius orchard white, shake \ ell, and you careers, a Bs ne his bo sagll If you are “a the time. My daughter and her J. Tuohy of Oklahoma City. ‘have a quarter pint of the best | *a¥4re pee in @ round hole.” this book will husband have also been taking —_—-——— _ — . help vou find yourself. It explains dozens freckle and tan lotion, and complex. es ing , } them and thev helped wonder- . , = , aah if things, as: ’ . é it Busy Bee Candy Shops, Friday. jon beautifier, at very, very small cost. | : fullv.’? Assorted « hocolates, wt the a Your grocer has the lemons and any 1400 Distinet Vocations, and Abill- Thousands of sick, nervous, —AdY, . ‘la psatte ' of ‘ , , . We . re Ae ae as a drug store or toilet counter will sup ties Needed in Each; Picking the dob impoverished, weak men and ply three ounces of orchard white for| You Were Made to Fill; Making Your | women have found Cadomene SALOON CASE IS DROPPED Aa few cents, Massage this sweetly Work Yield the Utmost Satisfaction Tablets a true tonie and build- Pe ; Pag > rofit: Analyzin Your N a . OE ee fragrant lotion into the face, neck, and P deve r Natural er. Try them—if not perfectly —_—— TUR TT 5 Don’t Miss the First Iastallment SUNDAY, APRIL 27. of one of the most thrilling stories of actual experiences that has ever appeared! a TT | ] | Ahad ASAA ALAA $ arms ¢ hands each day and see how. Abilities: Discovering Your Unused Be “ 3 9 Clerks in the Excise Commi:si «n- “saben and ; “a: - Powers; Bringing Into Play Your Keal satisfied with results the pro- ee ; - - XC} nmi freckles and blemishes isappear and Abilities. ete. prietors will refund purchase The urified calomel tab: a Y ers ‘@ Sal SLOT , lai ; , j Bae é pe enna aaninet ee ant in how clear, soft and white the skin be-|.5, onowine sautrections Wives: ‘te price. Sold by all druggists P ef tne cease against Theodore Koeniz Yes! I hg less Vv in Garten waen acai r~ . * a . . * ‘oe Gomes, es. t 18 barm ess.—A] e' Mr. Merton, uT men and women mar s i fae? , ) entirel a 1 &§ iloon keeper, 5912 South Rroad- | he ented ve oO a ated effort and dis- every where. ADV. lets that are y eo. | , appoiniment.’—Atlant, ‘onstitution F . — way, for whom the police said they |> ae —~e found Louisa Owens, @ negress, seil- aie $1.50 net: by mail $1.67. Bookstores or eer to three men Sunday, “6 For a Clear Skin the Publishers. FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY. 356 Fourth Av.. N. ¥. City. ‘ 7 color, evidence showed that Koenig was concerned in the alleged sale. YJhe case Was dropped. — ; == : erguisa Owens. in pouce court en-| ATO 75th ANNIVERSARY | feed] “wever-TEL” liquor on Sunday, and her case was te CREAM OF | | ~N j Cc inl oO L ~ Oo N’S Datety continued — Aord 29. LANE OM Soars} b ree» Feiss | : = _ a Oe —_ | = “1843” Pie: — The pick of the used—Dut seem : a ¢ = articles on the market, i S0e™ ——-__—_—_—___. -— " a UIAUUEUQNQNNNAOUUOOOESOUUU4C00UU00DOTOOOOOOSNUOOUATOCUONOOUAAUOUOA EA ened LO : : 'e “¢ | Hil a ee —-— —— =~ anne UAAAUUHNTLE tbsen'’s Friday Bargatn, Assorti Chocolates, Buttered Toffee | . ° and Cocoanut Bonbons, 40c lb—Ady. ' Soothing and Refreshing aj FOSt-Dispatch Want Ada * =i id

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Prete oe PO epee pee ’ or 7 BD Me hea 2 eee ete ___ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1919. a ee ee CE : <n ta neta - + oa ae ee er ame seprnan ES —the battleplanes that rendered such valiant a service over the fighting lines in Europe—the Finish increasingly marvelous achievements of these the Job! adventurers of the sky—have been made Investin possible by aluminum. Victory 7 eer - P - ty le + a — ' men ~—— ~ P 4s “<4, en Le 1. if 3 . at doron ) | PR EF “iYm Aeroplane motors are made of aluminum. Liberty oe YGF FIG DP OP Motor hoods are made of aluminum. Radiator | Bonds! YA Ff a casings and various other fittings are made of aluminum. In fact, the entire bodies of some aeroplanes are made of aluminum. othe aoc iaeteterte se tanta ee “<7 < a a es a ae M me RE Se ie ae net - ws . Salad bad ter ee “Wear-Ever” heavy equipments Aluminum combines to a remarkable degree the wowsedinecdiing ° ‘ =» with steam on essential elements of Lightness, Strength and Durability. board shipe, i canneries, etc. ® cr ‘wre * —e ty Wh et Character of workmanship no less than metal determines the success and length of service of every aeroplane. The same skill and care used in the construction of aeroplanes are used in making “Wear-Ever’ Aluminum Cooking Utensils Semplete. ‘They VY fy Y og | To insure the most enduring ser- board and battlefield, in hos pital as $20.75. y Sh , /, Bini ° ; ° “I: | = / , | Yirtn ff vice for these utensils that are like and cantonment, and in millions of Store of | yy aes silver in their shining beauty, the homes. isfied ae . ers Yj a. best methods, notwithstanding their It now is possible to obtain the greater cost, are employed. shapes and sizes of “ Wear-Ever” 3 Louisville, Ky. | The service rendered by “Wear- utensils unobtainable during the war Pag , Ever” utensils has been demon- because of the demands of the Z | strated ‘during the war on ship- National Service. | @\N Fi | , = WEAREVER | WEATPPEVER ; ED Look for the “‘Wear-Ever’’ trade mark on the bottom of each utensil = SAVE MONEY! phccs‘es.st =<" BUY BONDS! 4 — = = ~ i ~ } 3 | ; Te pot. Charles | cote | . See LP. BAS Sees, ortta tease! | Rc aarsctehcappacaabetrticccectrccssscan tt / 1? j 3) xt time | Pees ee The Aluminum Cooking Utensil Co., New Kensington, Pa. ry calomel \4 Os Pall! Hh ao 4 et ONO Ram Os Ry ln a tR ‘ of the used—but useful — he market, in + | mh Want Ada,

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o_o ROG Ia, le ae A 4 i 0, eh nea 2 a ‘ Cth dg: gi teat ee eed “ - SL ee on i 4 eters Sh ititets ee ee ae sf | ; aia ‘gin aes fn Sites he de ee Ose e), Hh aro enh ae rt. Mesh Ii eee nace ‘tai oe Aa ate hh ee ey ee A ch i yma - go ior fat ee ee ee eee - = . - 18 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1919. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Why Red Blood Rich in Iron Helps BOTTLING OF BEER Make Women Strong, Healthy and , Beautiful— While Lack of Iron Keeps Them Weak, Nervous, Fretful and Rur-down. mel How Organic Iron —Nuxated Iron— Helps Solve Prob- lem of Supplying Iron Deficiency, Thereby Increasing the Strength and Endurance of Deli- cate Care-worn Women in Two Weeks’ Time in Many Instances. tS Se a as a be «Sy 2 shee se eS . _ -Many a woman who ought still to be young in feeling is losing the oldtime vim and energy that makes life worth living simply because her blood is thinning out and possibly starving through t ’ lack of iron. It is through iron in the ‘ red coloring matter of the blood that % life-sustaining oxygen enters the body and enables the blood to change food into living tissue, musele and brain. In commenting upon the alarming iron deficieney in the blood of the aver- ago woman of today, Dr. George H. Baker, formerly Physician and Surgeon | Monmouth Memorial Hospital of strongly emphasized the fact that doctors. New Jersey said: should prescribe more organic {ron—-Nux- “What women need to put rosea In their ated Iron—for their nervous, run-down, cheeks and the springtime of life into their Weak, haggard looking women patients. , Lack of iron In the blood may often trans- but plenty of rich pure red blood, Without form a beautiful sweet-tempered woman it no woman can do credit to herself or to into one who is cross, nervous and Irrita- her work. Iron is one of the greatest of all ble—one who makes life a burden to her- strength and blood builders, and I have self, unbearable for her husband, and dis- found nothing in my experience so effective agreeable for her children. When the iron for helping to make strong, healthy, red- goes from the blood of women, the roses step is not cosmetics or stimulating drugs, blooded women as Nuxated Iron. From a go from their cheeks.’ careful examination of the formula and my If you are not strong or well‘ you ows” own tests of Nuxated Iron I feel convinced it to yourself to make the following test: that it is a preparation which any physi- See how long you can work or how far you | cian can take himself or prescribe for his can walk without becoming tired. Next patients with the utmost confidence of ob- take two five-grain tablets of ordinary taining highly beneficial and satisfactory Nuxated Iron three times per day after results. meals for two weeks Then test your | Dr. Ferdinand King, a New York Physi- strength again and see how much cian and Medical Author, says: “T have gained, For Red Blood, Strength and Endurance —ADV. Constipated Children Gladly Take | matter hud been — ‘Orders to Unseal Locks on Brew- | | ery Pipe Lines; Other Points Are in Doubt. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 94,—Coinci- ' dent with announcement by United | States District Attorney Caffey that | | beer bottling. | Wilson's proclamation Dec. 1 last. The announcements were made in | Federal court in the course of an. ‘argument on the Government’s mo- ‘tion to dismiss the brewers’ suit to ' restrain official interference with the production of a 2% per cent brew, | alleged to be nonintoxicating. Speculation resulted as to whether the Government's attitude, including | authorization made early this week of the sale of revenue stamps, hith- | erto denied the manufacturers, | would continue after the war-time | prohibition act becomes effective, i next Thursday. goes into operation. Reversal of Attitude. The Internal cevenue Depart- -ment’s reversal| of its earlier atti-! tude, which had been based on a rul- ing that beer of ‘2 of 1 per cent or | greater alcoholic content was intoxi- 'cating, and so forbidden under the modified regulations effective early this year permitting production of ‘near-beer,’’ was brought out during 'the argument before Judge A. N., Hand of William Guthrie, junior (counsel with. Elihu Root for the 'United States Brewers’ Association. The brewers were ‘‘up in the air,’ 'the attorney asserted, adding that, while withdrawal of the order pro- hibiting the sale of revenue stamps had been announced in Washington | the tags were still unavailable in New York. Bottling. he said, was impos- sible, because the Collector refuse to send agents to unseal locks on the | pipe lines. At this point Il itts said he has been advised by telephone by At- i'torrey-General Paliner that this straightened out.” , Guthrie inquired if stamps for bar- ‘reled and bottled beer would be ob- 'tainable from May on, and Fitts re- ‘plied that he did not know. After the hearing, Caffey said that he was not prepared to make any stiiement 'of the Government's attitude with the advent of the date set by Con- | 'gress for prohibition for the demob- | Slization period. “California Syrup of Figs” | For the Liver and Bowels Tell your druggist you want genuine and dose for babies and children of all ages who are constipated, bilious, feverish, tongue- coated, or full of cold, are plainly printed on the bottle. Look for the name “California” and accept no other “Fig Syrup.” ~-ADV. oe SR ag tN eT HAE pe TDS on The POST-DISPATCH is the onlv St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service. Argument on Motion. Argument on the District Attor- ‘neyv's motion to dismiss the suit , brought in the interest of the coun: '! iry’s brewers by the Jacob Hoffman Brewing Co. to enjoin the District Attorney and the Collector of Inter- nal Revenue from interfering with rai . . - ° 9 > . the production of 2% beer will last California Syrup of Figs. Full directions | throughout today counse! advised | ' Judge Hand. Guthrie, who made the opening |argument for the compJnainant, stat- |ed that he would ask the Court to | construe the food conservation act of | 1917, the war time prohibition aet | end the Revenue Department rulings | based on the two laws. Root, who will be heard today, said he would | discuss the elemental questions of i constitutionality raised in | the _snit. LS Ee te MLL BE ALLOWED ' he had received no instructions from Washington to prosecute brewers | distributing beer of 2% per cent al- coholie content, in violation of food conservation regulations promulgat- ‘ed by the Internal Revenue Depart- i ment, Government counsel stated ‘yesterday that the department had taken steps to permit resumption of Collectors throughout the country ' have been directed, it was stated, to) unseal the locks on brewery pipe | lines, which have remained idle since | brewing was forbidden by President District Attorney Caffey and Spe- ' cial United States Attorney Fitts, 'appearing for Attorney-General Pal- | mer in the injunction proceedings, ' declared they had no knowledge of the course to be pursued when the , forbidding manufac- | ture ate 30, and sale after June 30, of “beer, wine and other intox- ‘icating malt or vinous beverages,” NEW MERCHANDISE HAS NEVER BEEN SOLD AT SUCH PRICES BEFORE Please take notice that every garment advertised previ- ously sold at two and three times the sale price. All goods will be hung out on racks for convenient choosing, as ee of women will attend this sale tomorrow. 200 DOLMANS-—1400 DRESSES AT LESS THAN C OST a 517-19 WASHINGTON AV. “SE reatest Sa lein this Stores H ston y eS os 1000 SUITS-800 CAPES-1100 COATS! BE HERE WHEN THE SALE ST AT 8:30 TOMORROW MORNING — Telephone your relatives and friends—bring them you—we want 425 MAny new customers as old customers, to get these row, and carry the news far and wid FU L VALUES AT ADDISON'S, as possible, as » ~ condli- tion. and vou will general! find ourself | in Class Al Take GOL D> ME DAL, "Seamed “Oil ‘apsules perlodicaily and your! system will always be in working or bre 6 | Your spirits will be enlivened, yur muscles supple, your mind active, aad vour body capable of hard work : ‘How You Can Quickly ‘Remove Hairy Growths ee to Beauty) -known beauty spec! thi 2 treatment for Di ymn't wait until vou have been re- jected. Commence to be a first-class man now Go to vour druggist at once. a trial box of GOLD MEDAL Sosrtem | Oil Capsules. They are made of the'! pure, original, t{mported Haarlem Oj] the kind your great-grandfather used. | Two capsules ¢ach day will keep vou | toned up and feeling fine. Monev refund- ed if they do not help you Remember to ask for the Imported GOLD MEDAL | Brand In three sizes, sealed packages. | -——-ADV Cleanses and KRefreshes WATERBUG The nastiest species of the roach family, and other cocker cleaned out with GETZ COCKROACH Pt MADE AND SOLD BY JOLIVE OIL SOAPS id For Toilet and Bath Rats and | IT BEATS... BETTER TH FREE D i IN YOUR HOME and col (‘leaner vou ma TAKE SPECI Both Contracts taken to clean ~ ; $5 00 CAS & Cuticural Promote Hair Health Soap & iSamp!/e each free of Mw va bere eertain vou get genuine delatone a tem Baby Hoover...... SPECIAL HOOV 4 Hl Frank This Space Is Contributed by Buy Before “the Boys” Conlll Houal aa The St. Louis District went “over the top” first in the Third and Fourth Liberty Loan campaigns. We can do it again and MAKE IT THREE STRAIGHT jj. : Buy early and help St. Louis to be in the lead when our boys come home. It is the best welcome we could give them St. Louis Clearing House and Associated Banks = aes =x —rat : - : ane ons ies omnenten Lindell 6550 | ome He Wi \Ir. Storekee pe in and savs, * these rons, tresitiey te adver Ask him if the locally in the ; a facturer ean de for vou. ln St. Louis a advertising sie POS That Is the onl prospective cul vour store, “ . ae ; ‘ ‘ a Sees Ls Bape Ss CP a. Ci OF St iebinoe ft dag 2 ' POR Cinthy | * ips Re . Bee ty eis a 2 EE: SoA ae er

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a ik ee i oh an, eee _ st 31. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — oe | THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 24, 1919 baticx ; ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FOR A RECEIVER FOR | D.C. Kerckhoff, as head of the dairy - MAN INDICTED FOR ARSON, lek an tiaimatdeeiile, ome: bad tie company, made contracts with the been returned ALE STARTS PEVELY FARM AND CATTLE 00, farm ‘company whereby the dairy’ SON IN ARMY, ALSO WANTED) tiomer Bicketmaupt was indicte farm products at ErOSssiy Upon complaint oO. Naomi Daugher- MORNING BM action by Secretary Discloses Family Inadequate prices, much below, the ccteetene: . teen market valuoc. Kdwardsville Dr uggist Charged With i : : e atlas rs a8 possible, as a Dispute, Which Also Relates to res ae Burning Saloon and Boy Accused | “!#!'ned he iyarytes tebe _ : ae ang be fonal bargains ) Dairy Concern, y : : laa , ; ier in rj r18 | posing it sitet ie WON: ME qunsty ivvure over rhe attics DISTINGUISHED SERVICE MEDALS :°%,Dventing Nemes Woman. 0. i Lato ha fo a ° t of the mare 8 ak, i — rhe 10 BE PRE Bickelhaupt a retired druggist of Fad. ce Concery , x the conduct of seme m Pevel) Farm and Cattle re — i SENTED AT BARRACKS Wardsville, was indicted at Belleville °° 76h Peisnveors . ¥ vealed moa 8u: t filed in the Cirwuilt i is ia er last Friday on the charge of burning ; z y by William C, Kerek-! © oi is : ' gy . , hens ah 9S ue Court today "5 ‘ ns Dewalt ‘Bas Col. Hunter to Pin Decorations on | & Saloon building in East St. Louis in Use Post-Dispatch WANT ADS to rv oO " eveiv bark . hoff, sec? rete : , Col. Murphy and Lientenant- | order to defrand insurance compa- “and Cattle Cv.. a, roe raves Colonel Green Today. j mies Yesterday an indictment was many other necessary things Cal aC. and a ; Ys mn -secedrs Distinguished Service Medale re-, Teturned by the Madison County 2 hee. Fema. 524 c. Kerckhoff, who oe ee plain- ihe nerkuhine avy it test | grand jury against his son, Homer Asks for a Keceliver. itt nephew, and the latter's sister, Col. Fred T. Murphy and : Jeutenant- Bickelnaupt, who is on his way from Suit was filed in Circuit Court yves- ; erckhoftf The Pevely | ; , ; . f Vola N : : ' o whi Colonel Krederick VW (jreen of S! service with the army in France | terdayv against the W RB. Wood Man tne yy ire Ca } Lit ) V 11 ; . > . . , 4 } ; , ‘ 9 . A Dairy Co.. nD ¢ kK rckhoff. i . , Louis will be presented to them at charging him with obtaining mone \ ufacturing Co... 06 South Fourth ne LNOTT, iS AISO . ; ; . . of the majority ty, @ negro woman, 70 years old, who buy. sell, rent, exchange and to do ty : is owned Jefferson Barracks about 6:15 Dp. m. under false pretenses street, and four re lefendant mn : : ‘ — , . K I hoff in bis 14 today by Col. George R. Hunter, con) The indictment of the elder Bick-| stockholders of the company ,.erc R : 1 .- sale y 4 . . 4 he ' 1, ‘ William manding officers at the barracks elhaupt makes the technical charge’ Angus T. Lockhead, ta receive! + ‘oa re ePive) he “41> mol l- _ ; a F = pram ye ‘ . tion, ask tha Dy Col Murphys was commanding of OT burning to defraud rhe of- aad director, who asks that t ake charge of the affairs ep ae ' ‘ , , , / t aa to tak x | | ; t] “ > ficer of Base Hiospital Unit No. 21 of fense is alleged to have been com- le appointed, that an accounting ot vel ‘arm an Cattie ' t ey: ‘ é ne —— . i the Peve's x ere Ds Ol the American Red Cross. the Sst. ¢ Mitted on Mareh 15, 1918. The wit- the company's finances be had, and " evely. Mo., QNnG aise asks for an in- is i ‘ ; nesSes before ihe yranc Jurys were that all officers he suspended, VW ? Louis unit, and later was in charge é yunction Peratning the GCerendane of the medical and surgical depart-| Oudley Early of Edwardsville, Tony, Wood, president, Florence Doel- oO sro interfering with his .manage- ment of the. Red Cross in France. Brucks. a Fire Marshal; Chief Dona. | /ing, secretary; Wilma Wood, treas Wment of the farm and cattle com- Lieutenant-Colone! (ireen was hue of the East St. Louis Fire De-/| Urer. and Beatrice Le Tetinpt are Pepe transportation officer at the port partment, J. B. Nelson, Peter Shofen, named in the suit Lockhead charg: es mismanagement The petition = stil 1 sets forth that the & . , : ore . ' : The pe nsieiak | : “t " i of Brest. (one of his performances ( harles Traub. and ~ }? New gent. ; eS Lor the iar ‘at- jy : PT C ates = F 1s or ‘ate ? shares of Sif kK Of if Hie mah — in this connection was the loading At ‘he Sheriff's office at Belleville a se the agrenspeg A ] LI¢ re Hs e¢ $ " Tne ? a } > ! ’ : E . : , q 20.000 } f t ( e-h;: > cm compan’, ti pit value of which and unloading of the rae , ii Was reported today that a capias | for > { ind = tha rn iif) «Of 1 | t i} vat Leviathan, = ital at hain 9500 a share, are distrinules “* biggest of ships, when she left port !for Bickelhaupt’s arrest had been | be CAPMa, 1S Paid In | rckhoff. 32 shares: | oe ‘ follows: 1) ' me ap igogadalr ae geal * 86 hours after her arrival, having | ; Miola Kerckhoft ‘ hieny pe ttia Kerek- unloaded 1TL.o0o0 men, and having ; hoff. 26 and William ©.° NRerckhof, heen reloaded in that time. wer ED William © Kerekhot alleges \ parade of the men stationed at qf y Mihat D.C. and Viola Werekhoff have | the barracks in which the barracks qt S Mpeen using the farm to advance the hand = will Participate, will precede nn i gy # ing u 1 nierests of the dairy company to/the reading of the citations. and the i pre sident i int | ae Hn ly’ ye Weihe detriment of! the stock in the =| pinning of the Distinguished Service Wy) if pe Peyarm compan) Medals on the two officers by Col. Le Se The petition further alleges that) Hunter. i a f Save the Cost of Sending } “| | ; 5 —" e cy 3 : 3 a : —~* » ae ss te Carpets to the "satin Oe -~ a he | o Rian rich-ripe zest of fresh fruit—a champagne spar- kle—an invigorating nour- meee ere ta Cremer: Whether or not prohibition prevail, Ts we shall always want—coffee Open an ice-cold bottle—pour out Orange-Crush bubbling and aglow with carbonated strength. The first sip will bring a satisfied SY dee heen eho ae “Fut a Frid April r ; pay ? * / l ' », Lena KRvyror nee larvert bee a pers ot , - eis ao) et por ' whut e mothe of Julie (‘ervenka 1 as tyron rare «yf ‘ ’ ’ ritas i faths (il te ct ‘ tf ‘ j } SCHULZ > res LOST \ S 6! t 2 ' Vn. Storekeeper, when the salesinan comes SE ee ge ree ae at the tate acon echt vent meee Heber te lace ancien! John Ott dese Sel , eloved hu of Mat. BN RMT Ho et rinegee inane Ne eae hae in and savs, **We are going to advertise ‘amet oo So 5 aula: Mette “Mrs “Phil Frank Ndbelibes “ ring a was rit ae a 9.90 a. ainclaw : xoaapite: so = aar ca pes Seley eal x: these vrouds,’” ask lim where his house Is nd Pythian Sis mother, at 7 ¢ . teciice ute mata ee - cogil 7 | ) ia ‘aon ania ide -Fpone Vereet 208. vyoing to advertise. Tranny Ask him if the goods are to be advertised KRONER- oe locally in the newspapers where your cus- tomers will read about them. ree : ‘ ‘ . ° : i ' - ABR 7g sage There is one kind of advertising the manu B eloved wife of the late Bernard | LORCH Enter facturer Cath do for \ Gul that will sel] goods : i cineted 5 img meme ¥ a: bent al for vou, sas ee, serials: to. NIEFDE™S vA ‘ a Apt 4 . { rir ln St. Louis and the ereat Southwest that FINNEKE) 7 advertising should be placed in the St. Lous al ila Pans’ ’ ) ’ in , belo *¢ ‘ bite 0 innert ahead ie | + a tv tnee crim ’ dear stater rit er? and ‘he jate ere pA reek! ut of Bridwet Gri « = Thomas Fin ‘rty ard F inet wit t% Ke pls ‘ T Donnelliyv « funer Darior ; ‘ ‘ ‘ boule’ ari +33 ‘ } ‘ ha, fonta WANDELI 1919, at 4 | hi i] Is the only kind tha: it \\ 1] reac ‘h all the Sa Sage ¢ I So as + Sie Sie Ye ass MONTER . jena , ’ prospec five customers for the woods and for HAMM Suddenly, on Wednesday. Aprtl of bm on A. ot tice wee tg oon sues py bt ge t ; i " ‘re f it } Mox'¢ ' ’ ij - . ne. hrtetian : ’ ‘ "a [AM TPP ° as . \ beloved hushand o Ab ie! Atm ine ries faxter) 3 i KMimer Moxter print ’ “ehwenk fnee lange?) rye mrother ; — , tient re ’ i? : r* ur aie . , Your Store, su aes ou fear nonin jaw | thet ; : , | , rd , i mi aon eni and ste : nauladl : ae > | fed _ | n about “ios sak “Late rar, stergen, ‘

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ree Y 2 * “ . bal 3 ED OIE GOH Lage ape: ‘ - Pots Late OR, ee i or Sait pia Pt " : ri Se ee ee eae ee ee ee ie “ar THURaSM files APRIL MM. ‘1008 H4LP WANTES -WOME 20 ! ST.LOUIS POST -DISPATCH —— EVENIN hut G, APRIL, 24 1915 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH LOST ANDO | FOUND Pp) T P T’ T T Y ‘CARE E CLEANING— U HOLST'G G SI UA’ ‘UPI lONS—-ME N. BOYS — = _— —— a HELP Ww T ' H ELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS } SALESME N WANT Oe EO ees Eww era ere LE. OE OBL DODD PBA ABA ene - LOST = ABERTY ak BONI EMPIRE ut Forest Pe d—~- Lost &S ‘ Y arpet *] . , und o., & eanin ‘ ~— _* OM ark; reward. Pho afternon. mas {% ork guaranteed, £ ani i italiane j M as z MADEIRA TABLI one Forest | GLOR Ls pn ‘indell OLS, Del- | - AN--Sit.; 24: wi Aen ee house . A TABLECLOTH Lost (ed) . LAS Carpet. Clee a * “oar |S trasle Pox uw ishes to le o D. Vv salesman: JT H— Lost { —_ | 2624 Olive st. leaning ("9. : ——— = i | MAN ‘ : -24 Post. |r weal automob! Abrahan ’ reward is , nh private 4 ‘ entral jive . renovy a:ing } ‘ ged oth ‘ ixspati } a MESH \BAG Ms Model Hotel. 15 th Olive 2420. | VALU PO NRRE Se 14, Bomont Ki. Be partes tence as noe With tool etc Ei 4 roweed. ¢ Lost: I, loth and Mark Ml CLEANERS rented: do pe Ps Min kind ore clerk, m8, also son ci 3 rl, C gold: et. | clear SANERS re ‘ lla ) Box yim Wishes it ; at a, at 5 se ‘ing with ¢ rented: do y - 2 | MAN W207 Poet 1es a4 ae moan Gi re aay M12, tatler Hotel: | 1 and dead gag siactvie: wa aalies | LAN I xperienced, W ‘ F eat. Diepatch ion || rie % ; on sO Bae —~ ~ --- ” ’ . u h ' , > deliv- | vers, J unts S in aery Vale "y Ac TA Julia: ions ga lady's. Ret ic) — etric Sales. Forest Sa) to operate them, | work; call pha bp ‘tables ae garden work aE ae E / | o KAGE— Lost; left « i daa PRINTING (old) | 2328 Pine st. enings after gs wit alley As we Pepe see tn Sea Sn = inning et are) exper Unga : : f cunce) on : —- i Af, : - ° . elles “ ' hand! ~—=fatior r hf ; _kindly > pall ouchers Ww Ease car, package ie egacerye ss ae ia AWN D ADDR ESS! NG _ MAN —M: untied ; age roe — its Tali 1) sible to ih no information bure i stim Le —s ige: = ane cuiiestiinéed tea rhs 4 PIN—I _ N27 Pine st. Package | AA) CHEAPEST 2 et endear Bey " eds pee 33: Wishes ah nswer au, it er ros. | machinery Pp : *8 . et: old-f ee re | Moe EST place i ] est, sober Pays a } einplovment queries b is im 0 acking > and } ery. AINT : ‘ ente r: ti ashioned “ oF eGill & Ca. 1 n tow n for? W “4 Post : and a willl fv Sees Wage 7] mat p &- Ki RE A? x - : ‘ ce Ce,., Pr E | wg i SATA a nancy kindiv d gold ba bar pin. fan , N. llth, Cen, ME Sy sey M AN = st-Dispatch, illing work — 1? Iss BEAUTY ia t or telephone iA Cy : LD ) at} Mefere " a s ’ rl } } t And rou ] i vrIN—Lost, ‘ark; reward. Mrs. eender ; (c¥4) | ‘ xpert & by dischars 2e ne an, B R c ‘ t LTUR I 2 Sn By A ND. | \l { : 2 toe N Thi as ' ' ers ; Ap ) g ‘ stu ff : ; ns fence hy ‘ $s “—e " : oo 7 mnt “e - - eae onowh : ‘ , ~ 2 : Bi , git irk wood Fein, bunen grapes, 2 PR O : mone will stud | ae a ins apse ; oo year: 2 icing and = 90 uty writer s | mechanical t bAKM H. + =—_ * om oa BRE 11., Derwe ande ‘y deter ty lod South ) IO TP i = . ee : ay more it cars ¢ - teuves S arried, ie est of a general {fj aay : ning ti savVs: purse a ns . ner 1. Nt)--N = qd.. Vir Ma i > Rr «aay i a ‘ ‘ore _ cn ; reward P iing, betw r changin ’ ¥ OX Ww- AN, : references: ofhee te - not onlv he hai ange, GA tad e Se, pets a. . makic’ ls Derie nes Near Clarvt I nate hg APER ln ee +. ’ 4i7 x 7B eek —_—-- --— hone V een vy & rare | l “AN Ss } Ost- ay es; age 2 Clear ne keeps : r every etc. ' te rabbit - anter ry xt. [ . Woe M“4Vton: stat . . » HAN: fe ar ey . —. ‘ 10th at PEARLS— Vydown 17 Pos 8% : ingle, 2), is. ik an. but is g s it swe . + perlor ; its, gull Th. | a aie age, ¢ tools, re (ERS —10, *)) SALESMEN cv aini,-Te ' : VARLS - t. rear pa 7 good | Solid tion as ha _- no bad } ialneinsin (ori! The s af good for et and pony, sk rame ; ineéa pls oops us. . ts llox al > eadv for firat-« ey aoane EN Ss . heip finteh — . from Scot st. string of . (4) ond agate country ndy inan ¢ labits, desires po : sun will s the scal |} ob Kates, - paintit 2 tEMAN-——Fry W240. P AP a work. S022 N. Gr brit : EL. a mt, weet. work Coats j . : ottish , ie = = lines’ | . $e. &e : itrv home: e around esires posi- ease soon — aip also. | lorse rockin: nes ho k. mak : ~F » oe —— i eran > Vee . ee ring SEC ils ' = a ‘Bis 62 " : ‘rrand ~ Rite s, on eb, 1 o20 Tuilet A e, minimu Vost-D e; can mil d privat ) wee va of th eure 4 T » Sa ing ch es sig Nivins io Lyn iERS poms irand. SOUND ' HRL--*F rea tn i ' f nies bh. TH! Loe Ar ‘ . ST): ik ate ete: i ’ te “anv lis 2 tite avines air, ro uns rive len’ . tron | Ww SC hool } ' dies SLa ried tits imte frac: > Tfmeors | p AP kK Ss. Apply 1316 An ¢{ _and = cmt wages OU se « ork 4 POCKET wr Colfax 7 ae faa more i r line on 8 rns years 6! oss i} scalp mak active ,an ake it | kK od bag er an as, tri- | ce ak roe vas welts; mrus Oh HANGERS — . ready ndustrtal __ eae 4 ' : ET BOOK —_———— ail | insertions, or ad: eeeetendn i inarrie | : ares stre and a_ hei . m we. J 12. Care ani exp ma ch inery ; ee erokee Decor 2RS---F i -—-- ,feady subs 1 security. . UIKL-—Te_ clerk tn jewntle if Leo's Chure Lost: wit! —— ew: - ' lathes —_ ribet (cy ols Khas oday; lve - | Bears st veil of te a. ored offic = rho : mm. 1 * SGAIL, ma Sey Pe erst is RY CLERK ; ost-Lis an, Kat GERS . ve st. nals a ankine national nker orm! T: and Rren and 172% on Jetfe | so Jeg » LAW BURE : fold) moder; landse ace; k work |) Ou Y in tepi ' inse it |i equentiv ace for c | 52% Market KAS—E spatch. (fc on. = —Umton ; od} ox secure e¢ and { offic : » work om ‘ ' e mad W255: c« erson av. wal matte sSREAU SO deriate apefwo now led ' tdoors »pid Wat ti Ime i A : # \ l Wee} ‘ Market eADerienc c) P . Banh: e - - mtract xclusive nvegt ‘ae d me m restauri . Sard 171 ontaining betwegh tor! re, collecti . $06 Che Poxt- WAKES; rk or a ge of |) drv fi wild let ater ane gsi e Strain ; . At the e ‘ n: Ghocre tenced, A ; AP Ee Re I hier et Or sal territ ment ' . aUrant ————~ 710 8 money Tai ; eneys : advi tions x Chestnut st-Dispate) ; eX-soldi rive te ;; ary it ( the sx sit | he : ianda nd of ‘ MOCERY : — Apply at . it. ANG E ana. , 5635 | Dortunity es man ory, hoe, & . PURSE 8. Jeffers y and key = . ce free ” experienced at- aten. ier. 3B am, ei . Orin ti sun et Beane mixture j . ie the vt that ce on ae LichkK- __ Steady cR—A — of nity for ea axerah| *aleamag GIKL.— Bape cg a 4 Sk--—] paremncnes on. ys; re- ed at-|) OFFIC’ sox We “a su : 1e Wi and atr j intil ure in i sugar, PP ork on $ RK Exp - fot) | Pra vy work. nd cle w ACTIO rning lip: y : , sAperienced | ; 4 5 vost: " : , IPFICE ™ 2, ; nny wir nter ti a i Inthli f ah ar r. lee i Satura ' Xt eriene : -' ~ a Ina aner, n — i N. w and pro nus ‘=o iin ay in grnve “zs ey morning } - on Delmar °- ne (cs) TT ; MAN Wa “4 ary . in dow u me sift sn erme Ne and let « } , Hob ia’ 2, ‘ for . LANIN lire 441 Oonunion: | ndorsem rite no mot! * , eries | re . blac j— Db. MM, Slt % nts worl i) a Brushi the | oak on ce anal ea LfERS—T Wort! lL ME N ravi i inf or “iki t - ’ eyVs, e, cont mursdayv | ‘NG . FIN SV 809 . trom 6 stroke _* Shine every lair i ; . eg, b aSe¢s i sna i. -Two: bri io4) uo, Tex. ‘ i‘om ied) SOT” ormation : - TAperienhced! oa. oC Tet Bld money: r aining the LE PPP PRESS 2). Post we Ame t 5, as ery as “» Ss j ‘or a) n ung ti a . ae min yy cents = ” wriek a} | makers q 2 be npetent. . IU THER - - ‘ Lawls la - : coliered : g.. Ol - turn TO05 ; ieater 4 cARN t Pe ie arn SMA N- - - : -Dispnaut A he vin to e: . ty our wr: . qW ’ "100 i0Onths. +4 itlyv 41 Hi yt” sh “ae? Ss 1h 5 — Lior ok r ° i wind . nc h mel in ‘Fort * IN MOT iin y _. , . Ap . PURSE ; ve 5822. 5 Globe-Den- {| 8" o dance wanna pape N—Sit.; G atch tor, | say. will make andmothe : r Then bottle 1d ke: SEMAN-—G Sth st tar: | man, 1 wi ow and d 1 and e¢ TORS M RLS E 1h) Viet f Lost: Me | ‘vy nour, I quickiv: Is | per. If vou | iordon: 1 “il as silk - make it s 2I2 se] | “ISH AN ottle it “Pp Work: go« mood relial Se ndow and doo oor frat abinet- BEATTY Rr PG. A apes Banerienced § le Re dies’ re lady's bl: ob Yelmar 1090 private lessons, | place, Wri mu have stea ack form silk. This j soft and x! fea. AND WATER this | | S42 ood home ¢ je man for : P bandsaw 6 teu treme tanek | hit H RUILDING SS'N, u sigers. Altra 1 %0 908 af ; if br st room at & ack leather: | Se eeeeee 90L. H. A. Buen: ae ite to Nick steady job ; rm, cut ||} © kee is all the i 5 0887 Se 2. part ; SR LILY PO* - Washing and Wages for general and door and s) ame benc? - OUSTON, 41 ber iarh, Os) on iM ace let j ‘TuKgRS: r. ih la- DANCIN . ——_—— - me . De Bucn- - : Krist: ‘ , and rig! pp the } ee i ° at 18 " . Re S San 1 ’ (5 1) J AN rr ton. ‘ tins lores ~” agg bench : laper I ! mar TEX. 4 3 Litt ~ ‘ . --—- ‘Five, u } _Vande 8 retur! liberal! NCING—Pt oa ey : anich, $ ight ||, Just lair in fi S nee.ed inforce d to] — | ANITOR—C est volt Sash and man, ¥ nan, 1 ss —--—— ner 16 to —_—"- : ’ rvoort- B ied to cash reward | every S incess Acad --——-- (cs) PORTE a ». 018 Ge as cleanli ine ecor-iti at with s faa ccm : {-— (Colored - - | di o doers, cut » Who ca sash ae ‘are % & nn sor CF aborat bis SAIl arney. it? eee. | and Thu dine attesnenn. ok 4u70 iTER—sit.; , brushin: ness S rondition. | | interval mail ste pont, }} | JANITOR . 4145 Li : rey general gl ut ip din nh put — a. m.. Frida: ory. : % JOR’ s Mie MEX iZes- ‘ ” Thurs 7 afternoon: iO) Kaste : te] . _: color 2, Ue iing. If ; ° : unshi - i. H ~ of f hy ] ros f mk Sif indeij t | and eff ueing: e ied ii uw li crn! - : K oke i 7 Nati HA T— j - . ie it ; 1 sday. li P classes T , -—— Oment ane red: bart : - j thin - Vvour } ool : ne wd eavys - j oot gO 't) Oi a \ ears’ eval, bey re | by ri. ie k ic ie mt ir ach must glits, and — ; . ;é anaist . Th, ti atural B Lost: ol . PO sh eit » Bs Puc} . uesdav | p _ 2U34W er sho . or 1 = lair 18 har i be neh m le~yY. wo ATON 3 experienc ‘ iable whi , — Vs 1 his lin be ce ‘ a Hide . Irene - ‘ ss. ridge » Union imann PORTE . doh op or ft str ineven s hars} e us : esh y vvercta ’ nce; best lite ; : Applice ime; Es mpetent s aket : r Astori o3 ant Harnev bet ween i 2 ees rs ~+~ a . Delmar ! tT ER i n Dupre : 7 it) } . ringv-—yY ’ or eer Sn, or ed inst . poultry . | ey ¢ NEO refere man; ; 7°. LL Carts wil me oth MEN 1 . _ : Kin a, name ae ee 04 n if t Kb DANC 7“ einen et steae eit.: Or : ; a ee - no ma . Scraggeiv ; Oe al Stead a 7 aire Ce JAN on ences, ‘or v ort Ww l pleas ' aoe er need ~~ Phree “ Hitkhie sf . ki geindly return. 387 oa nat. “oe Ww > iy om aranteed ee i 4415 Washinat (ef2) | job “ile an 3 bites isddinadls. ¢ | ra is, just oo goed what Spee Ae or | tee Ns in the Jha eatizely Pires ANITOR— ae ae Forest Vorth, Tex orth Planing nin Ce their (ager oma ta a ‘e qo0e8 | nelode far laboratory. | of y. — Loet: = Enon -SSONS, Mrs on bi; ~ re “ Must bee : married; ; men rat Ww . e sunshi oOu- ; and or oT. N - ae , pee Wife, ‘oe : , marry] , , ‘hat Miik ocean ag 6., For met re arn #82 T . ; P : or D “ eine nepe marabou; last W /PRIVATE LESSONS, {rs. Miller, Fer- SALESMAN—Ju a be permasent aakine | e months sit time: yee ! eritic ed patter a and ae Ph retell i | bone 1 Appi . Fits” wes wages, ¢ will em- Brow ERS , irst-class on lead (el mR “eves ~t vo raleamanship: = rie “—* To cueek orders ae Bie # r Jelmar 959 ard, ( “ein / wus 4 SSS0ONS repent (ee? seas, d is Sl disehs tao : every a: - >» & zg it - 4 it} } « any hour, ‘=I f esires Cc larged : . ‘ ive ulatineg . ay th a i the | 1 valf “4 finish - ‘> 7, iE RS- -Fj i mvranad A’ and acini cial ain i t o. M Dipe work i) Mart. —— Nhe \ ine pe j STA‘ A TE o meend Lafavett . reliable , “jatest ‘dance ‘a ull of per : ceri nen tio: tror . v - 4 throu ~, * air fr half C « nd half ‘y ty inside alro all rst class ely. (ot?) ie RT “ ; , e emphis nd . Lub i GIRLS Te « - at t to Ca LICENSKE— Lost: — a . oldest school es) counts » and will 1 with ¢ over- ou will fi gh the hai eely ement), (half sa |}; sett allround jeweler platinun = TER Fo s, Tenn . ricating ' r ork in binde ~- . _ to Colum} NSKE—-Lost: Ne | Do | ——~---- ) Pe GL Bax W-27: bring good fil . nd all yo hair Yj; until e smoothi sand and er; good jeweler and 1 work |’ r barber (or! For Oil Ss —_——_s ner Vrentios * indery. & : E nee Met ibie Té . av. A a i dalice th. oe i SA are — “sided }? results: hit, ihe scan] : \ our } ai sd an ! cement ) ling ro? ' ! at 4s ad, Ste@a: ly > one er, OR TE Rt ’ shop “pepen cmv road w ale = 16 7 as 3 SULT CA a ixical (sy ht hme. ex eenar I took iate sf Pe . e on r SAT iD SM. AN. i ost-Dij : ie ‘ Its P ‘ ie diseas a _ lair tre . mor . eomer - Ww ith t~ ij hours’ jobs: 44 LOM) sto j ‘ 4 olor . : a 2.24 Cyt to the ork: a g Sman aithRi. } . - = | ax jat : SE. ed he 5 Del n ae - 6 und eteps 4 id b : ; - j Sit: # Jishatet or j}4, 4 clean ao eatirs ses dis: : Uvles e you , Ss to! surf; rr] | 6(olunrt vay. M . hours ne’. live ed; foi * Dew a r é man wi om! sa ice crear an belon Lome mar. (c)| t sat A i say I do? ng but +; oo) Years’ a Su) , wee appear le work j rface. T i nbia Bh aritz J per we Cadillac - wW-20. P wo cu lary w deveater mn perk Hi King ; containin ery : Min We dam's priv: t oe P terine j years § 6% ism) i} head of weet-smelli aring and ak. Don’ it the . Phe j}] lg.. Eigh ewelry M eek | Pore — lar. 2 Post Is n prod itl be — and St.-1 .. ward, J 0 Pete He K aie CAVE sf Pine L, Ate dancing _Post-Dispi t and meats Xperience se! : i) hair 1 Ing healt ' t I> ont h ‘ less it 4 ] A’ ghth and I fz. 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W, SUuOD, r night Vancen £o00d p e expe ; 00) OO ay - office §& Assistant . ent CARF-F aev §& apin ; 2 Albers. Ma Academy. ¢ : ‘roodations ispate) reaso rg Tiga give SEAN ] asr t Nhe? . About « aciad . } , M. ¢ paying work. ; w ent. M osition: rience 1: . | k ; witZer yar eu ae af - ‘ ol nage Vv. jive ap o ms, Pe hawv.e Ap. 18 th; iven apr as rent i empt ‘ 10 di: , . iS MALU 3 ‘ainpbe more ft at iis Ww ontros chance ; 4 ¢ M ’ N M i ra Yell ed pee ound; Mond: ~ cs and 29th. } SITU Nat tens writte ; Ki ¥, and ri ava wi! Meridia ell, for han the | ashingt e Cloak e for ad- . TI Joh eens rw Jack *. ay “evenli —— = ~ . 1. ATIONS : (4) | hive aie nant -ie n notice ill agai rn pos) nz y . T \ r, 4 # KE RR atest uit i 0 ( y qinmi - - ! ~~ . . : is acc wes n : Pp ane A and et «t ugly 1! : TS : patch. i | Saat * an uni * . ant. attr : _- i STATE TEP. — eae; lc (c) DETECTIVES BOOKKEEP PEI R Sepeend MEN. GIRLS ‘Ong OF gree to es wae I, the ort : | oral pe emp y Bt ry ~ lays Mia ee Two: allround mer nd aa o “toe waxes; “Ist and — Work All or Spar Ti hens Yea — standard work: / » lL, ite E Fourth ety DETEC PAO j first- Sit. ditches ——* ‘ that " ° put hej ws Bh f a p con vr : e { ‘HIN iS’ ; 4 oT: “ON. —-— : ran Ke ari Ww ash - t* ine wus ’ Penel : 4 c* c eae ~NS j= 1 side — or S042R : P GLASSES District, TIVE doe aap weer ; ome re sires accurate iy, 10 years’ move ji 1 landlor nant is is fi ANCE,.—F qual} lust be d, for pe ee) SHOE oueees » #. © G oe 4 ~————- - . . . 4 ‘ 9¢ . , “eo 4. ‘yy i € ific f nie pe ri he ke curr a row de t¢ IRL T ig s Four — locates s shadov a COO position. , efficient; g | ve in any f srd has aides in irst choice or Mm: ations an Ww anent 2 UTTE r. 01 wail o elip eee wane afternoon rims: Sherman p | Finney: Phone _ Delta win investigating. | Write Mra. vb sos WN at & i l gewe 3 P Brov red: ref ays.1 Nn ch right 1as out ¢ , me br girls 1. letter Uni good ical or ustom en : = Wa Call 191: nd: own seman 1oW ICER Ae ix. OK Sis =. ) Vn. 28551 . efere gees tor t nonth gent. St an St} rides j . ae . nited SS} women m both- " ain -_— a etinnai 3 neds $ [| a er will is zating aan does shad ; (Ss). P Sit. by girl : sadipacie: Lucas , or inst: . not 80 ds atute take li ‘th of Se ‘ n Ma — tlciiliaaiaitiai at (ey Shee Machi applica * would : L. White — os : : Me INEY i = Salle st receive sa i Hiss, * 315 Fulle - ow ing and eee eee Pane on a ‘ , 7 as cook ‘| fe stance Fe 1 E avs. T . ( f p ice in J ote h ma ¢ y. ; : ae ae hinery © : nts, Ap ty | ine ae Keneral how — $ NEY— Found, — ne rton Bids. P investi. (ilk —— . S12 WN i ie ivan ne rent ake, | Of Swedis! une. One- rriages |!) U Ww SHOEMAKER y Co., St. Louis, Mo. | AGENT shi “1 wages lousew orl oes owner c¢ . on P miei Vi — . heme Ce WRI—Wer a - ashing reauiri e pive! . dav: wri *|Ge Sh mar ne-s nusual AN TEI VEMAKER—To wor uls, Mo ——~ S WA a SDN ' small famil ti an have ark car, LIVATE apes ntral ate: nts maid's eee m equiring 1 prior 7 rit- | 7ermany arriages eventh |; | ist de opportu ’. W LER—T =. ————e NTED ity tha on Hox “a same } last rid. ve “2 Fig reg Sclairiencetianiniensinpn onesies ; cua t emeers Pace : S Work ~- 1 a x tenant to said favo oceur j sirous of nity for fl ages. Call S o work | eS ~ ced WA li atti —MEN GIiRLS—©o ; +H ot ee Vv prope IVaVv, | stigutireg: does she —— (S) CIR ra privs would to vac: ( dav as first rs Apri 1, n Jun , | | shop: of locati rst-c] lin. all Star Le n St. Che ik NTS “ne : " mn custor : : ‘ 1 in Kk’ Ost - T>{ r identi ; i Col fis ' locate . . adowin y 6 . - “IRL Sit ea PViile hig he 4 . ate hy \ . i of t} 1 reg t ideal \ ng Ww es ass ma } Ss. 3 eathe ~ iarles: ¢ { 1 To se}! ~ Mane i mH coats " BOOK - spatch, fica idem th f: 8 missing iw abd in- Ri.—Sit. by ¢ ine ing b ” ood tha v March | is fi 1e spri arding {| also ir vorking t in Se achin- | SHE ils r Co., 1405 Fr fair, emelumbia B . bottle tt “i ry-one, C . © bast ; 2. (‘all Ms: Foun erside 1 ; reasonahd & people: stri af Work (' colored +} ( 4 ae net 25 aa¢ iat mont] 1 rst ch ne montt . t | ex in need > conditic : attie: o SHEET ———_— —- = © Frank t Rottle C 8 and r pie Pine all at ence: : Soy r’ iin Ono] on W 4 sieateamentnmne “oO 1248 ‘ rates > ’ tric tiv ; ° ‘ ntral y - ’ cleaning A ’ a\ =, Re ha {ve the oice in ] 1 1s, a e} xperienc » ot first-cel:; : ms; good Tre n sts ME r At —~ ans- .., 2545 nalt ex ay . reewrryy 442 ce; . ee or Ret on é i LAI Delor . Phone Riv ‘1k O42N1,. "a or ja period taly, ». Disp; e in firs ass. ioo] d Wages: State age, Al. WORKE (o> | CA > Dodier treet, HIRI os : - oi iton 187 road a ry does .iV- Sas 8 aj ; Rut} i ‘ Ispat ch. . ruction . yveninz is] mate) family of cen- ; ‘ . : cS . s arch = ° if \ | pa . - ro . Box { | +! ' ZAP HER 140 N = c AN at sienna ita ay wm, ile 1s Paper * ris ts s aertira. Oirn or le : JC H SH dd da . Box I pclae Hot ‘ Box oT Tis¢ kK i? orrow W inds Vou we e repair a s” on: e ‘— You ». 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FOUIT 1s. . }- underwest #ratoa , . é. se 5a | isp: struc . - ening ! : addy ce th; mf ires posi nee ¢ ave oO », Jov in M . ul a F : iring 3 nQ IT, NA : VE ar . re on oo Senay Ie per line otagge in eke i EES h. ( tion, Be x Ae” : htox W SHG. va got: ud cand Wages. " vr 3 # 4 NX I ss ‘ lub add ress no corre- ofr May. A agg Marry te pty mails ' ie ron reliabi once, ow TAI! LOR rr? don N Newst Ronee rion call TH ON het St 1} TIONAL > STUDeE lady reer, ees ook stead’s ieee nasertion “reé or no (eB?) HOU ost-Dispate » work ix li — EB beck STN) “ ae Marry ’ yu will e und bar and- i, - te — (c) te eady \ . , "T'S . EN at? GiRLS—T om WwW ; one. ré TH { 7) Si¢ Chde Hteh i} light trys to , i ae AP? , siarry w } sure] ‘ meer! ) M and gard ido 1 " take f ‘ york ! nin’ ; en be} SOL . CTH A AND oD wo aah ( —- : ; SEAR OS . : : work T1 -AN imaree of e reliabi eltyv Vith , cream tf , need, at i eee ADOPTIO A} “Oi i ig L av. color t.: heus lore pliat > Fosin or Bi. | i d and sea y roses bi ‘dav. i) cleane lenced — stor Florivsant. is-—10: $7 per place. 922. Mah chy wOrk, f RO ac Drue € | tables it own AMATEURS _— Howe reg. Bom ew lea lable wit] r make itl. July sea you'll g How, Ov 7 r. Warwi storeroor ~eh ton ; $7 per day: 2tet al M22 ried prefer rom 20 te cauaintane ree Co., 00 I » drug sto ; YOR A slid i tei N : ‘CRS Wtad sas oe a aE Toe ge ; MAID = mont OOSDR Pitre Be Tie 1 bees wax ae it : \ do my Sc. T ver MAN WT ick Hote rm, and oh - Andrew Se av: 2st ASS. | 4 referred » 2 vears @. for ciIR an ; elmar : ADOPTI ‘ PAP ee i cash prizes qd, rhursdav eee ‘y — gir eat... or FTA, Cs: ao Tiel it al Vax. for t} P wed Mus hey wi by lo ren tel, 5th ¢ day } rTEAMS Schaefer W and Was! me. tox WW . Koml pre olt: unmare. ' LS To : : cellent ON- ~-Beat 9 OP Ll | okee zes. Chere k Sdav evening He corte t rcarrrans > nursegzir) : tween t}) I raln in ‘2 \ leir bre 1. ° t labor as e eeetr ns, RAYS { Stalids - and Locust Sareivag xe (} “tea TEE. recking 1Irne- | ~ . ~ sr), l’os position for ly ime ,ork in we - —_—_—_—_— parent a bat --- kee The: : wg a three Ov "SE W + t 2467R ee by heat i Lie hou red ° mt. J Oni - ; Aug, be ac b's ty } aiw sl | mas Lacled ; circus + = st. Penrose ; ams, sli , 4 a (‘o. fedty ge Disnateh a live > Baer. St. Hohl : lL OR age, Ro v bov f i AN 2 ater, - «ys om 3 ORES ‘“ ‘ ILS be. i 1 t M an y weve E i AIAN ve ~- ‘1¢* . “week > i 4 ard Ki ‘ / ure) »} : —+—.-- ie FMP . cues! 6 rtite rf A - AL meri W _thepep ) «X- LA Ths i R: pentbiatiali ous ( her- an’ Re 7 Sit... Bene! j : a were lsundre:. referer al, by vo oe . . to §S , ext Sat- /ing arr ses nh! store. 309 NX to work NNERS—First , ee men; EN — GIRLS dl aia pare ntage. - retty — i Dis. ; Rastl: in’ I Cafe. d.- “ iver, Thi : o- if 4) oe NDRES : 2 -- re erences, e Why worm- S loe k. \pr il o«) Re: $ undny nigat a ns will " V in Sep. s s] Aare Sl"e +4 j \ - -- 362 wT. Be WOK eveni« a ; _ VageR, i ins -Clags: ne ' T AGENCIES P — bt = With ex ADOPT LON Box W-3s _ of splen rash prizes, gui 01-05 S. J 29 ose nignt Satur sy 35 t by , Jindell ISTOR f unday?” No. or any time / 12-1 you d e rich and ee Your liv MAN-—For 1 ry le. is in drug | Ca elif N. 2d sf : ape work: ~— RADE SCHOOL AND ; AY — alae avin te tas or board N——t00d CC ; ae. ost- Dis 2 AM A’ rm irantee, >. wserrerson;: Peat : Jovaneh Pon 3 white Fri = . ; > water a” oOo marry ine | wih, eos ol4 ~ orter and = ii ical oe ‘ester aa xood | erie Peed S peas Inter ®o learn ; § bay ne } atnolic ith . i ib Uv RS omen : our | LAUNDRESS pont Waa; ’ riday AZURE ee , riches o>» Love perp f in Oc S. Main ive ner ” T > - 3 n Stamwoi | TELEGR eerews and sf rnational ab 4 (*hildren’ 19omMmes Ww and Pr per sie 15 big we (c7 NDRESS—s} t. ani : . fs. 4 ni ? tarry will e c. 'M. m NX ‘a allrou OP M , ev bins -PGRAPHY ~ nnn ana Sf. Toi i Bhroe ¢ ; P es Ald. 7 vanted otestant sonations g pr ize 8 ‘ Cat dav cles : sit: rid: o'clock Tw : ifteen 1apli to” tuke ‘Me hite w ‘4. Cults , ah itoes -. amb | and t . Snows f;: . remember. | OE aide Apply . . RC AL . ive *. : vanceme Work. : ft BUSIN oO thovsan additional n imper- tp take home Ae oman tas Oi rolls ” e,. nd he . Perr rue joy . all fas Der, MAN ; et ® and Met ix De AR ¢ ’ FE omneumpenen st. Ph rent Met goot ch . - ; masque hl d souvenirs . begged A ) I {INI te ome yi VI wry vanits washi ( ream . - a Q. yt bis- } idic tj 2 ve wil ast Vi: pme ° Youn y . - - Mc Ss: = ept., +>? SS \ () a EMAI K Se ce eee one ine ("4 Vv?" ropolita ~ ; » carnive Sl nis a ete MP ffitt ashing aim, cake ; Salads: : tie nens ill las e eT cows & colore -2 Soutl . Service | “EA HELI a 1738 N. G n Clean 3 April Pings rte and bh ot pr priz se | Sw RESS Wit vad ane ¢ and # a 8; { . f coffee 7 it e rT Ww eddi > a} *- * # his j requi nd la wi Pr mutler - , | Th ba a 1 Str > ‘ nt De; mar he ¥ we Ww. cetera ’ Ls Ab 4 ~—- - “ | eis, ge readia. Ol} te = ated outamean ae. KOe wry d: Frida: eon ment : ‘ (Or se 10 ings ar 8] then’ s ulre d. Ad : 1 and gar and milk °” “ PUCK POLN: eet. at the servi ’ trnent. 141 C. A. ime wit! out 10 vear — ; DS » Kentlemen, Fi ive near ¢ ening, /-At ND ithe ; cummins ~* samagie ay and Sa! J \ Is In cook Bee | io are: Jan rite days MAN —‘1 Ad. Box 16. N arden; ref . 2) TRU VtRRS 11 (ec) | employ ce of girl 1 Locust 1 parents, ¢ ars. inte ; s "ARAR peta Oc: ladies, irand. Tick. | _.2’ REE S— Ago 1? 5 1, ade l).— Bot books May & are ay o Behe "- — To ha . .ormandy erences RUCK DRIV\ US Deol wment ir s and w et, & and learn . to elip t? ‘> : lid a S|: E 2 SINGER—Lad' oe ay id Saturd nl, colored, (ee ee presen ; oth parti cs.) | Alay 6. 6 > wm 2 Oo. A, work fandle ice idy. Mo RIVER men |, cooks, 1 homes omen seek bea to make reads : Disco oadle. 15 ie Mo) one sE R- 5 --- . ‘ot) 1 * yay aut ec] Wants " . 4 t for rain dia: tn all « les mt | \ a . ', ‘? Ju + Os April > ‘. me Ns App! d ; t machit - : ‘ packer it 4 -And : i st ‘ laundresses and inet ing Arning wt house dr unt fc ine, mini ey's, 2000 unay. ving VoD arr age Son AAUNDRE Lindell 7s6J. woe | voucher f marriage ist be | iU8,; Fe Js ne 7, 15 6. 11 iKine’s Minko Co le and do Pete gle A ay ms packer ; - cea Gin ee itu‘ions ag F floor, 101 idan M ence : per lin iniimum 30c iP ‘1A NIS _Olive Appiy at once Wee SS-—Sit. - Sd —s reas r for abs ' license 175. 16 2 to. ¢ 1 tae Tulv 3 , \ : izhwav and d, Bue kin “0 Sener a} c g00d experie married, f work f and emeryer rs. nurse? O19 Was anufacturt ; more ine 1¢ on thr Cc. T—~Sit. 1 mn ° k omon t.: colored: ear, lic . Ssentee ad if a |: ‘ 2 om . rr Nov ¥- 7 0 19 MAN Pe “re and West I ghar Ho: = Rakeryv . 19 ' or work in bl. tel. i T-. i'o.. 41h right driving ME XN good hor ‘ We ha 7 RI a . ae ' > : ork, Py : union a Yo ND 3 ‘ =, nex Too } + ‘ : of fice ay" r Bi a) 1? Veer , mos e"s Dec ‘ Ity} ‘ = rh on t . ’ it > | NY. man u - WY ! bd n=. fa : ve Pry Se: MISCELLA! TS “STAGE care Forest 7S77W. Wishes picture lind RESS-—-Sit.; me as neans in exces 126, elty 1 + }2 and ar are Feb t unlucky day : rls », Sleady wo tennis courts, se? I Hobs rar kt ts : Union ave . Pralle| ment Nae wishin ir wages ey -Experiene - NEOUS NOT Cc sing areer offered I : etl ISL: oR. colored: thre ' too soon. t excessive qu ‘ ial! air Dee. 17 | - 11, June 9 days . M. D. Levr my : through “su: at country piel. Ox J-44 RS Stear eA , fc) | £1000 is itlons, St. i. perm anent Gov perience ‘ d ec at BRICK corte ote nin thdoctchen a | : ' mMavhe . A You; hii ‘ niin LA Np > : ¢ dave "a ' i 2p: tuti . ihe oo lone rat ntitv: j ‘ss are: ws sucky , é. Nov. MAN $10 Oliv Summer . j xt-Dis work. _ i pe A cu) c tiis or \ : ol MAN “Fa Si nion Station. or 10:30 J keodi 9 days. Nui per week « r M AN rED ree. ions. lerton Bid Nort h Sixteent} CAP . S- tira . S , emma a ry re! ‘ ji : ee «¢ Ss $? . ™ . ite , - ! ” ~__ - ° vs - * ni =" tr . Ps n ‘ . “ve ” ’ tet eeneee ‘ . . CARPENTERS Jobbing, new or old (cf —0 TRACTICAT. Soon perienced, colored | | | GIFTS i much as you ea Minis- |%,'Noue a ig. 2,11, 18, 20. 80, Sept cutting: "mast ‘ben nonagan.” Nites ee ow "and talk It over with us PARTNERS eS Se GAS PI or old. © nee, Fore {iSE—Si: ; orr S.—For § an afford. | ye aw £ 4a Oct s ' Se state axe @ non ouse or ‘CO seh oe ae ee with ne WA ” Gj ; Ss , PES - , :F Can Morest 3412 Sit.. hos; +d yr real ani Small Chi d. ,q « S35, ¢ «he Be Te mt. || 227. Poat- experie inion. | meat Vt . 4th and 8 ATTON F us. —— NTED F IRI S Se shoe oT blow a Ste AX _ etl: P . Ospit i! aie } ° animals , hildre ni " j q. oR. or zo. “07 ‘ es } “o> cath 5. er . ne e. ref ‘ n rep] : we Nz, t. Ch a rturk Pp AR T XN PPP PP , or offi ak nN }’} n out s 4) rer i kt i : Sy PXperi mc Yy ce] . ‘ are albu : . n: "I OV aw. T in io Oe [oe . bo @ Os \ a Spatet erence , vine i, R > : : arles .* E rR “ ann a work low h, c umbing C ior vt) (KeSS-— Sit . e, book m tor ‘ tunat tis s ec. |] ® , MAN P ' ‘ Rox ~ Wat ixperiene . (e4) | rer td. Es and ca omni “entra ff o., 14 wy. ‘ ae Sit.: nea ond. (4) | or sle c, borni ‘ postcards wae e t« aid to ; ‘ 2 tab resser ane ; W- ikERS : . need ‘ny . uired o> Stablishe #h | GAS FITT aes 5207 Bell isn Seri st, cone | T E D seentcndeie: ns a. t work, Tillie Grant ahaa vi d, croquet - Lam es. pre bridegroom's te i most for- | is wot need: ‘good. bushetmnn: 1 a Delmar. wo, colored. fis iim) Cheatnu: | PARTNER ae e man or phe S109 S(' H APE R ST O : K : s — 2229. " v4 i > es es, ¢ ( er igs 9 Ss hi , u 2 wwis C} d pay; in; must be 1 # "'St-class — “+ FBS td addy. Centr ' 2 J we oar connect iS. mas pipes blow 2 S06) ; Aol ator, l, inde “ ‘ Sit s | reete rm) _ ‘ dat honse. « furniture = or loll + page a 1e nig Sep ay. ina an the M AN y ani ne ¢ ‘”. ; MM tanaka job ~ “x yy: Meu inside " . —_ Stel ; Mocrere tnm in td. Man or lee lv te ft al GIR + : 6th and Ww ‘ : : Seeley, 3412 Th all work gu vn out, £2 on id agate ti STF NOUR 7IR. wood oper- dishe S. ary ( ol] gocart. a tor tu ‘i; orn on j day of in oung, a os : . ernon, iT . ohn _ . Ta) TT nae Me . two, firet aes (er _required Phone t theater , on ake } A LS ~To ] ar ; A ALE ge ae homas st. ‘entral ‘i s. 200; additional “t three lines or a. , enced per = HER sit ea HELP A — um. doe. kn ife bors: but th ite wedding > regarded | B oll pape room: — - vears old : fe) WOODWe RRIN Memphis, Te — axs. Browne | P AR rNER Wtd Lindell LIS] uae capital rubl earn how “ey \ey, I one nanteilipaneattinepmeneiamientens A tree é Ie Nex lle 83 } a 1. ay lGotyYpist: Ay tot niz ‘adv -_—_ + W ‘ e “Re : rey Proc _—o { av f , ¢ ay answe 4 in eh: : , o oe > rou ? (; M ‘ hle b " To . ve ,. ; : sor k mint ae ONT, per ? 5 eael, s [is ‘ } ’ referer =e POE Pe Ae RPT NTE oe is f t rse . or ‘ ; 1.-3] 4g ir . Aanice f Vor mei: st AC Hf nae feos usl? oo imvest } . I S i¢ . " : nut smith, Ra ite. M ine an 3 i. Des- Daten, ences R pe ri- o— ME a ds. for I 3lo, Post » own , or adv: Aut vady p INE. } : must less, buy im big : CS ss ' vid K all orig eee serti o Or Nie STEN box = W- Lb N. BO TES a wom; st-Dispate handwriti ance- ito Redy Ca position {AND just have f iving mer ck. BD ing ’ paid w! 4 / TUCK Se ae ey fie Oo. , 005 e iliail j = OTTIONR. ‘ OTe iA- —s AP H a oni. LENG i | ee eee YS oe e ian. MAN On Os ch. iting R { oF isu . App lv «* Atl- monev rem br if? reantile g. \ } ~y 3 POIN ING a »» Chest- ir NIN ie KR-—Sit 5 (. it 1IAND ‘ on ! HEL on Bid al ; ne wi 5 OX WoO) D> 1 and omimer DEY sential “nn to $1 at pp V ( f) P 24 TIN = f = salad tiek x 0 | ee yh out work: ae oye iii p W ra L and ho kn (Fr K ‘ine st Cla »- 401 Pre O00: e ’ OD . rroofi “NG a (ok a 40s. ) art at $ young ork: 2 rienced ofan ANTI : Set ANOWS } . — «) worl ING s S. oet-Dis , Al ‘ |: ; ; P ng. etc. 1 ana ‘gua vam 3 eo) a MEr Puta =, hd S10) or Zz lady Mi is - : L2oOOd 7.4: P t! i ED Ar : tly Midd Tpeeyy t i rK a ’ H AP (o4s iar te? 4 1 . 4 ; ‘ ra t-Disn: per wee] ¥y: 2 Mills, Bro. job for 7 iat « int — HAN iddleby- oO take riy nd hig Oe ; 44 . i ere. Vic ‘ai nak Haegelm we to nteed Sutor. 35 et. BOYS STENO: nateh. \ kk cos SAP. err ; roadway and or right tan Pin lay e ARP: “— —™ EN. BOY Sith » l nited Lake a Marshall ake down ei * age an lighest Wages H ANDS St ~ ei HELP WA a ‘ RI BBER ~ ‘ lL. > 9 agomeenay OL, r, 1916 Proven LLLBOY Sit. 1 aA pel Py tLAPHER Sit “ , ; rpooM i INISH Monroe, . laning | “ENTERS Ty MEN. BOYS aa ‘NX sf. ers Supply Cc bakeoven Dispatch id experience Re ‘onipetent “ ady | — N TED— }—Mis sce 200 Bittner t - : | Se your . - | oOVverses hy wv oid . Eis bth as se Vv e et) Steady . ‘ . RRS - (cB) ei | sh Wao: fo ' « AN - 7. 111 “y Wk ~ . . iOX Ww > en | > ‘laneows s fa . Aow atir tuck oO NG (eT) | as: jot colored 4 __ on WwW . secretary . VRINCGER ms , -41”. Pos JOB P I | av. S ti -Sh40 Ze “asa, kpointing a1 and staining a -s bomon omer” in bhucet od from sNé oe ft ett Lo ed “2 do public oe | BOY—rot ae . See Bn as : ‘th. th Rood, 7 RPE NTERO M = inten BME Ei oy WES. Ay Pn as pe hts age Without child a ba. gece Colonial Laund mn" a ~~. s ine * a Ee De Rr oH. vu wey: ) 100 st e i } fh ; : L@ or s: ; sRAP atcCnNH WOrk., j ‘ , store oi , loo _ Crt iot Materne o— . 4 era f. , ys esist ildren-: . = ~ ai aur —————— ad a ’ ; n al a orr - 4 F. Gies divin ele PP loon Hh I? : ToD i : » Beets ; . - Mfz ; - NI: armin in h . > work | YOUN . indry MEN ved has is corre Pri ; e. , kK; R aa ; pn \ : e : lriniming S (ran of oe Mu " a att F gz: nd cuseworkx : NG es : : 40 an AND ton, (Hw) bs a en STORAGE (6) | sire Inarried, is - . ifs ye; (edd) S14 N I Russ s}? | £00 per one th . el per ' ae arrie. —— eather " To le ( (rn ) t»% 4: ‘ Mr. ner. Te Vr how . : ' ey arute $25.000 a) AAA fami) (HR -Sit. as ost-Dis. (S san AVH ‘h- o ishateh ars old > lorg sell Mini conditi lat car o shee lors r belting arn ed) ten oO. H i Johnson, & ; _ Teleoho o 68 : i ef e fron r hesidies , . io as iar wit) “us gener: AP vivel | Om a = (ae ELI ° Box 1-2 ‘ anford. ining at tions Sit per ) operate t met “il- Locpvest ing. Hy manufac ay 4 i" s Stadl to GP iw ; > ,y ne Ww m lows . 4 +5 taken j OOINS; mo Wareho ee, Post- : ! cost ace ral hookke wer ; a) 1, no ot} z zs . 3% fir! +) a sorts Pre iy ,, 4 Sie me ARI. ACG . sem une Dig tee ly ih nist i‘ § ail-ve : Be ty ADV ANC — a+ w arehous a ‘O. i en RP iD >... Si ee eee . - ee . / and espe oes ert CAIN 13 , row 415 ] or ‘ In pul ' { t Ic R Ie . Chursd; ‘ . Tice dl. «ps» se canvas . ommissi ¢ ‘ es abilit . mi pe lo call f , ‘ hee bi “7. to lear ae i. who i Sb , hha Was } i. . ae . ; er e. . ay | ev. 1 exceptional Clally eg Da - 3) cust st ik. Apply stead) or For RY, 2 § sank Ff SSiIng on: Ne ty, ean cars or a . tiller, We nm on & s good a Crt ht bit ; pt t KE : Movi e. Vie- a _ 1 in hookk ; thorough!) , : rere Ona. MI : rood «at ‘olored, . Pps 4)" , rot be los ord true] - to 4, ine sf Jewel T o house-t endon G s in spare ti nad deliver } e have ‘Oo 10 Re Bh +: ; 4101 enrt ', : . ract; furnitu ng Co., §& fem | ork; age 21; | eeping and “4 experi Sib Miss Berger, Sid- | ence, 2m i years; dr ic) | = oN. Ne ment. Ehths eK, good ;}MEATCUT’ | fea Co °° | YOUN farage. IS) are time. at, HaVE r € ‘ gener: } r)- 1GR AP H : ; ‘ Sid- . . a Delia agriez st . ( WSTteay i. sn rardt I: : Pay . ae | j rER ** Lr ; Yoo NG \ ane lh lraar : 4 ppls ‘ | g _bh One Le) v alge place for ons wae ty W lilt 4 ay St ee AC hange. ad or CO — pew? Post -Tdis years’ ©x} ra office graphi ER Sit. Bary ‘i . Store: refer. | HALkKH saukery ¢' ° by lette ‘ Perry la : a ; mx LN A - ' . ur number Ht give part fi iz orn P general me . : MOVIN ye Bon n- 'CAKYH ‘ spateh xperience. FE e and off} - Caps h " ; oO Work osten Kt R 1) . _» er ax alient errr c) onstructi As timekee ;, ii in 1 ; OX te 104. ; iculars - tt sp . bene Cal . $ . aa (> at iont mere ‘ Bp AK ‘bb . Sree bu xiness . ce rout i it In drug | izhi-v ; o not ip NI . " Pe position mar Ion Bane Ae’eper “ : ¥ itr ON Post - Di te? rf, _~- anvany - | 4? nitu ; orage, ainniebieniaaiinte ge week 7 KE R--Sit arr ; |} oenthy Fchool 1 itine: higt : sTelie 7 . K store, ate? Wi | please experience C apply 7tT Cri. Xk rete ” ‘Ep : -. Post-Dispe ' Apply | : at school ‘ BE. good |i ror trave - La be K EAD 8. ay For e ‘ Sidney. LSA wr ge, pac ing by contract. a .) ae Schwartz dent No “or 3d | ~TIEN ea Sine Seno ples Eh — and me) Must ‘be 16 oe Semmes. 5201-09. De ustomers : spar’ he ae i thor- Bat , oie For Saturday sas el = a Bay — ona ae weet ew or 1 ho pe rienced. Apply sala fini fax = so r ores 6 ; . a omar : ion. you ct, fur- Sears ‘ Sd NM. 20 3 days! - «} OGR \ — aver, Cal an very roofroe . . und xz (Gh) | . elinar. Se ANZA my = AT ca ME a | ° . * must } YOUNG then Bef -ference ag EEPE MhCiih! - i Oy ING ve ae Bo) omy ‘ ARPENT “ » = i Sf. Tv] Hess Wi Ss }’ Hkip . olfax ay rh del) f Road reac! : ‘ Hille le mé n -torage ’ n | ANIC ~ ‘ LA od Al ‘ ty; ME* poe -Disnare] Ss re- Le ht Mist } ‘ wi fart For get g 5. spect i—Distance to 100 oy ki mate rieR Wanis F sOt ants office a "1 Neat-a} an Par) \\ *! ' Hloor, Post-Dbis wer, Apply { “yee Or good age 0. piv, I. -~F irst-class P good pay aah i Jearn r ! fe} nants ' gnewer itn . * experienced: wpa 7 ‘y reference eral house ' Es mm. alty: pack to 100 sanheinstenetuneintatatitin 14) | oF nd: screens anis repa ‘ OE oR (4) pable and and stenogr appearing . Dena OPK in « ee St- spatch ay 3 Teh) «=—6pest: short- ore . - a. (oh) rint C. Mever SS: no of ? afte _ Pay, with restatiroent reneces , own hands salary Tent spre . 9 reculred : _ bonded. 1. ing at miles: ———- = IST, ns htted pearl “work . He } Very ples graph t ad gir} ue Co a6 SR BLOre . 1 gr : iUrant. ler. moar - ° r Mot ‘ aer need 4 al .er oo) fp) : meais if ousive : P ee and phone vriting, iy ¢ sIRt-F “ ' ind td shia pianos “eee iSsOou of any = Sik asant: 2 DOSItTIO ; ie De atter scl _ | LER] Rox ped for MICN w Co, 6 ap- . mm. HS N . fo sta Fe Napatch nunibe amily or gene 4 ALWAY ‘ ell 48en J ping. oO our CH is lowa Ve 177% t: good worl nN: fa- bien ly eluomer school, 4 “wih i —IEx pe L.-2943 =P (j “Guile k MEN A , hoo «} S8N. Be rt. \ r. Box no ral hewse ; ry S hese Delimn live Co AU FFE 1° eS Vietor SWI ja “rer oat) worker M elivery | tf » bivca paints riepeed ret ost-D} j nd stro) jeer. oadWwa\ . poly niT’ TON Hol spr washing 24) 4 sh t ser\ elmar 3860 of A R- Sit ' KOARD OP seahienns Maple wove: for | tors’ S Wittke retail hardw = we eh »s ig boys, (e%) SA ich aetna: MAKE SROIRL—F M418 Me qi saz” ping, P pnarvipe. moving ' Sed | 1? Tye st. die job by elven (4); ik rience: ao ot ERATOR — Hep) : ' ol grocery st - nts Surry! nto! } J Hardw: molly rch ths and MEN re gory. 2310 Or to make wi a eee LESMEN WA Ph ante good = Ix periene ~ _ ——— t + its ~ Por general hy ; Z Ti r= ( Central — nae rs, $229 aie and | CHAUFFEUR rormont D4y7 ored, Call listateh, St references ' Six veurs’ ex + Young color tore. Jt | © tebe iKin-—1s ‘o., 2248 North Se ten as 1 men al eron re traps. SALESME ~~ a NTED. oor, . Toa St. aoe B .. MoUaral m avhing oath oy . MOVING a — e. Bor | Grigst PU R——Mit, by y : WOMAN Ox W-2S9, Po a anh. hat sored, in a es iy a erow Market st. (ch) dmond W and teams; si : (e7) ag —Shoe; a CAPMAKE ' “GIRL 4 — ; : . aon > auememen nont | = RS, i oe 8 ’ 's Vou y é - AN—-Sit os), P’ort- ' — oe a at am?rux 8 FS iring , xen rowing . a St. (eo) | n-2 ane . “ne Slips ani ‘ piv She of: eXp os a MAKER ;* “core : ‘olored : * ehep ena ote e oy hour or “ (eR) | CHACEFE Cook ung colored ma Sunday pipe" Dy neat , (Fy) ands be ru King es highw; tore, porter recelv ing OMDPaRY. a Cul machine mi f MIEN Trim 1 EB. Co. ONT —— blow, | BA —— Mart ("o.. 3 erienced fitte = opening f Ix perienced —oenenene btent NO IA uUnAry bor for ae | r « 3h Easton, homes c" aheat doek pri -- or any 5 R Sit oe ; I. \VOM Work Rnment Py red: mal ’ etry x m errands r AY, i “achir ear: tust The hanite Mnber > pitin aaa é tor adr relal Blidge a Jew- | x} : ‘ excel itely neces need i Six and Hickory oe and subst: - Or ovtside lfacti ire . Ooo Ww necessar tT - ‘ ater ere moving. at vor ( —-—-—- oxt-Disy: t out of s wits "QS work, } Wiig Cir: rug st Kr. iO 1s cellent cessary : n weg O16 for trt ekory antial it e tra: r wa ,s ashingt y. Modem 1) an 4 sto 1 Day c62)) ° pees ispatch of service : ee by day or ihending rand St store ft tsa | ich} de not al opportunity rN. gt - 1) Hall ek — . Le _Mr. , came, , le; wil nts | SHIER— For on. YO SEOGIRLG 4 ‘ Miture in Cte mete packin ‘the Keiner , . | HAUFFEUR 8s cn, 3 ice, AN - t-Disnateh ir week. i Hite or bet . Louis Dru runtain, experienc nt key if ‘onth Shine d of work tunity for i od TEN. ES _Halis ry irdening ° a. ) a Moore, ; merchand oe i produce goad whe boot insurane ; - By’ Mer (jitrl for mene ae 421k. change. Oliv by contract: yay; oriver ; fre it by colored = 4 4 rAN Midal jox WW - Experi : 4 x ( &. enced, t ‘OMPOS r r ‘ ntial Rox ah DS _ wilt new Avr young a re . Schem- s. Al. KE SME N Tt lote] Jeffers allotinent good sal enographer n% office: must be trae iT eT Ror ra} Bi ron 6 372? , ur- ~ Ns . perience ] . good ‘area f OuUNL Cor +] on -ake a, « | (7h are ArT trey - —— tor sn > Ss ‘ OR ore ae, Pp. . ) : I rR agen ts: en, to Wart ’ you son. : Ba tary syi bs po uncer -. ears " . Ri, tjirl b: BTORAGR. Be a “mont “7 ae ‘entral | CHAU : eeeee. Serie a oh Na. For with fi a home ow 2 | BO} 1" 7 - a Het Po to ad Steacy | ti , FOR—An ex Lerienced ante . VEN en. en: Sw pa = trains as us aa tne make big pte a live wire : al | CHAMBER MAIL : eee rite, ; - eee ws Ha k —e } reneral Pp bY contract; ar (e14) i FEED Omani | Wo rest TOU? wages "O52 The. \; O ler rm ve, ady- | ~2!% Pine st. ‘t. Reaatay nonunion: * eee : 23s ce. C.F onev eC: and room. Mary! oA pDerie Or re cv ie | Fi 1741 Ma et; furnit® oving : it---f ‘ IMAN-—= %. after ° 7052 Dele ; polv A n gold whi ML Aa reeley ion ' Exper — © 18th. | = . Adi vy eall_ and lars iand perienced. A ith, : iow . Marens, re in e ana paci > ear, ae : Bit.. 32 wvear Sit... GH > py. Mm el- . ug, FF and ss i ORT : - rir - t rience: ——- —__ fewe- ams « a? oD id see ‘ He vety lin _ Was White : “ 3 IONDED “Wi Delmar 1: 300 Re hange, Keiner. | Rox ms ’ a _ renairir tage s old: drive ‘1 Seah ing pj A colored Pee ' Boy nent 34 . Stockman ee olating lc ‘ LE = + Wied 5. MER COOK - ite aoe | Fi d ih A thachine ees SAIL,ESM EN o,. #17 Locust oH ¥ a RM AID + ~~ ith and Pine a i —= hinet: ‘i Lundell = an F eee . > 1o* eo ‘ : ‘ rs » ‘ ‘ mr 4 et Te i a 4 41, “9 y al } ‘ nary 4 A en mv? > - o ; or : ° . ’ ‘ ' Y hia ws ee (ered 2 ca . 4 ne C = ss . , “ ‘ -s Ver "ey i ‘ hy 9 , ; . a nnn - , = 4(3 . i * eater yAREHOU SE—Henrv G_ e14) CHAUFFE = to td or trucks, | WOM i ee oa Saturday 7 ho oF ee ; Hight Work, 1000 “ harles, 4; and Me: oat by experienc hi Delmar, MEN -- N. Broadway. suman and Granite | Ra aaaes n for pert toy manufactur = 7 aii cn eee oe Cabanne Hote wanes 3 a White, ¢ in " I . oragre “mrv ¢ SUR :: Toes it sage ‘hone ary ihe | N. Ger Ww” ceiving cle IC er Or . ahiite stantial siu¢e - er Want MBER i, wag Oo n be Sentral 480% havanecea (ho, ary, G. “Wish, a own . I “Wat. 4 marrt ms (4) work i hy woe 7 on me (}} (glith. * Girand, |} “09S Post -Di rk. not afr shipping. stoc! Appl? PE prin men. te ' hie (ec) ‘4 H Mpa income. bee ace will 5 Varntes Delmar RMAILL—sSt ror; aa ®@ Heel whet ffiive at a ii sha 4208 f when de r 6 Frank- 8 1» epairirny- nao ed: drive any Mra EF Address ona with ehild se > a oat, Dis o answer pl COOK “ Jispatch aid of work. I ‘ 1621 4 —s person Va eel] goOO0KUS — Pr 4 ore Hotel J vf, handise al Polis UKE B&B Hospital, sm 3 - fo ATRL Soe ma pe gy mie ALADA yoy sired, Phone l c “HL ; ost-Dispatch vate or Mt ap 1 Ar? WOMA - Lorenzen Olive st aa cite. | ee sO patch, siete: ne B.. 7 er’ pe iort order: ni ” ms MEN > +i tae an Noy. Sneanene Nei np LESMAN — Lis Sete ees eat eats ooo A Mis ERMAIDS ie Tat _ 1's (ha rtiel — ha WH ract: es movi mas | AU E is, Box | MAN —8$ ae Ask trad 0 learn mac =a Ok ry night wor 7 _ 16) = Teneriamcead bin State Co specialty svew ire ' “ae (Jor ee hOts ee ’ hae . fi Nn fon) > a + Sit for rite Thy ae , “ Amor oe rk ‘ apes pert . iiiidintainitaiian ‘ Mm: eX ria bheptamer Ke ie We ikt ; i roving: ving by hour or by - truck ~- UR Sit.: exper ; ‘ (4) with girl 4: 1 irs count = SOX oa ee and «ie i VUOWK--Wh ee Ravin O1Is Bart- \ rs; good Ae npgage chair maker = ‘c8) you have n > ng SAIAT eget igen roe: ne fur ° aeeper, ne well recent entry : For general +5 ten inar COO. F in exchar , Cone | ate paved an frepat: ‘ Mrv:' 27 vea) eos eae hoy ya wt : ot? Post-Disp . tnakers’ Wages ite. experience eer _Ma in. 7, Nations ; lakers aaa on _e! _refe rence — good else ' not applic un! ry OyLAM : ; it Hotel. 11th Hous - eo home nights reer if Nadi at . vrest 7457 oe al SAY ‘ sdie-jres goad SINKie . good ate avy j ‘ i : ee work as hour Pn ir mM neha le, in drug ate h OSS ic} : Methodist “nee Zinred nate, 2 M NS rs ai 4 hair Co. a ' S AL . y ‘ ReVy 1. , here Ad rs a tf - — thE M \TDs vi me, nal EGIRL Oe ~ ; | e za BE ; tiliitpenieee | fas- | ar aNd Terr . position, Molt habits ae aa > ne er D- poy a tabs Lafavette o tore: 12°70 — COOK Midi me, {23N7, Ma ‘. good ra or detecti ; ee“ S. on iE XN cones teens Z ost. Disnate ’ vith | tie Use Keeper “A i we rienced, urn for ¢« ‘ oman. fir hb #4 . N A. | ANG AN icS) ‘ LrerRk sii } ovptain os aii ] orest Vijay ‘ : '' q)\ or 16 r « to 1} j. { first -| man f - arviand hier if : “, r oae" work. Wr , 7 __ fen) Rei or ‘tavedieu rienee d or ¢c°? is nw i on ’ Wa a" ngeton Hotel Pia wr 0 home Call i ii? > a J , cor Sii., age 2 Sitty work: mood work — (9) ase, 907 N. Grand. niglits fov't detective, Ds \ Pe ngs and f . write f eke rienced: | COATS ites Lh . Kings fs _ tr Now ¥ IRE }’ I ‘ Poratlo: i Ver ; W F . ork = in dr ~~ t KY) ‘ .». feraned Ss; iDnuUus ’ M wey chee (ive ID: 3 AP.r, sales ull par . or lint ‘ A i 4 \ ix. bh, kt E HIP 1. . rT: tn. our t00F s« alse } acca irs: ex : iheny ood pret S are ug store: OOK. $1 it st 1 4 iN Ee ae . anville smen's Tr ticulars of ope evutels High +t Se “ Tr Vhite ———— bps new ST¢ MAG c capable inting perlenee - 7 or , 6122 Pae ee; no ( ‘ater = G per ; (on me Aperience —— ; ~* cB. r. Agsr rs. Adres : i- | Phew i ces . 4 all apart oe te. 1} #2 hew hous ? , w’-2 of che und in 2. ¢ ras e age. . ine ¢ b ber week. - “) er be! eed ir , — ——- 1... Dept.35: rege = Nats. | Th SAL d. T paid; matde 2 ment ight : We: EONORI fo ' Hotanica! ne laundry. &'5 is ‘ ~ ree fo ‘=! ' ERK Nir es Rox ay va a) (*olo : . e. e 2 3 Store. mew x or orders: \ - : , Mil. tye “4 ’ ” ing (‘eo - = ‘ath: ; aut ! ‘” sel} or nay = my ae we “ ter high ° pe can 0 ad Sect . {7 Fireproof ORAG E | clerteal | mn 1', vears’ (4) Out gate, Joe lie livery - “G. about 16 (c) | Siratida, m., or 10:80 3 young men — LING MAC} » 2100 Lo- | uma — tires: PP nite pronne oe Pa Sete »; g&ive age. ext e hoof g«radua perate tye af ironin - For housework ; household Warehouse ¢ bus ' il work 1 irs eX ane + et tit : nia- Pe ae me; 1. P i hw avis. : \ : i : , in 1K jul derital : 5 an ' ' ig wager a inde bask | W208 PosteDie | around colored et More inserti line on three a4 and § haieeent. Wee's LCUTTER—E iLO caps. Union| MOiOER—Who ha (800 -N. Broadway. | CPLY MORE GO HAVE OPENING Ws cx) | “YOK Good, wages, A 1 TOs es Bi : . ée@ , yet ‘ ‘ ‘ -) . a ea tte \.” ‘ — ber] » gig Ss meri ‘ , > eee ; . ‘ > ai ’ iv . se 4 “4 STOV (ct) ’ Poast-D isp, Mf, best refer mat: hea. ! JNA : iM. Cirand : " . Wm Wa Apoly piv Fas} x rienced oO! We te : and stee] : he has hai j — : eS) POSSI RR COUNT kN WHO mA Mok ANT poiy Leones & fee ft IRL White tea ¥ SRP PPM vE REPAIRS ; DRAPTSMA spateh ences, Meee “ne ne ___MEN. BOYS ee ee ee itr Mo rup MNS itke & Co.. | eth fhe eras at Wals? (Co : el walsts 4 ins Retett tite ce ceed rine: experience on - WHO rp ay UNI “air QUAINT sare be io K- And firset-f! --— ary PI ey apartr general S EPAILS —-~ } a SMAN A, d oery in ithe ; errands i. 7 —_ oS ee “Hy We: i... pP- must | ion AS ARK} Pests: iS cabpah!] : fray ‘ OV ALTIFY _ TEI > ANCKE erenine lor Work “. 74 nent: F&F 2 ’ Sanne le Sites And « 1) Mey mien s witha v 1¢) | a - ashifmact ot . me nNonul istant f pable of. MANA le ALIFY - FOR +«: . are references fi a Kinge? ? N for ‘‘a1 ~~ Ss perm eaten , ENE ~— Dispate inist tr : a View CUTTER —— bal Th, In replei nuniow t foren i-tak- GE A “ ADDRE tc MEA ce met — Otser geterry - 54 . eth st ‘ iy old ste ‘* Pe Wane perience Var thent sitive ae n ms [_- rast Ira 4 WI lpi a ee ¥> teh, ade. Lox to iearn- ha “te And d i , reps Ing iv and uNneer ian later i _ST. [AU =4 WAIN ARESS 8S wees pe And «i , . : ‘ & Be TRL, - ; A ‘¢ wee + A. elitral 1, "y I Po gs, optima HoOtse rawood tei ; Stove SU PPL Y i DRIVE Post.D is Wor | for 4 hinder Whe fe} Pine er worl ears old ee : e, cd floor =e po- iOTOR TR we. oe nolovers f col } m with of anizatior oth Wasi eend girhy ref —— t SPOR cleonone, 2 ae Ove yernnive ft ( ‘O. K~-Sit, Pim trea ter?) fier all S hours ‘ and wp Can cut «t j . Apply r . for; Sg ir, 02 Was ‘ -» Vek — ost-Dienateh. or me based ¢ onrportuni oe Can offe AMPLE T et eom j re erences. A he, SGIRL, Ne : : we eNte : ; periens 2 voune r j ‘ors - Vinx , a Pidtery a ai wee Kk ary POUR sas wth Ww vrr eonieniian chal aca tn o ry 7 R-—-Ex iip wit) a Rev arge in- ripun ; ¢: i4" zits - " me 4 Ww ie } Fe ~es89N , ive a GTA ‘ ' E Vi WN’ ‘ r.-T ; B21 must } . toa lew ; AN Ik “cs Salary Rive ref perienced gKentlom: ith pep and uires re ~ | tairrar ADertenced ’ ao Unin ali Forest @73 . WALL PAP f in@\ - ' Post.) ead ‘ With ex Lei, ~ SLEWA TCI , . 3 m Oler ; rn owh ; tery ii ‘ exnact erence el in man e “ rl det. al salee rie / i we ry ben refer ; “+ i E ee anat . &0Der Xx- : Loan] 148) ' (a5) si st er 16 bri oOlesale . ‘ ORK - tect eS eX ‘ Kpect : cperienced rminat 'er- om 1.9? man. for fad til wa erences R CL D>ber\ Ie i ‘man. ii ‘ ive re pipe i) she asin . ring ref hardw a? ( ut . I t tie > : ito | at perien eo alt \ o ey in e beer) - pr »f . ‘thn i} _ + Host I ritiit . resruire é ~ }? " i ire on § pryits 4 ‘kena & > " ere Pn are: #*}° . e i ‘ as ; ook toc} oo? ie : ele a 4 “ts Nengts bw : try ti, or 4 meat * ele ae -EANING. ETC. all nak are her married OX siel or +4 alery desire , io an Psi Fie | ey Neat, Pence wha WN. ter ol house dr Press. 34 Ag i vears . +. Post-Dis books, Call og surance - hish-«rade riences . res f ane > adnate — her family pk general hew : _cheap aad y Ant and ir - fie OO" wee + Lawuis 7 none NM in "he eu “ ho ky : sii ich Bax { 4 at he ‘ this a ht, Pe ed WW age s yo wile jewelry by * 8@°3 I aprois. Ay l eSSeN and OFFIC af , white Preyer ite \ exe late ‘ SAI E:S> +; aN. _ - artts Hh Fa o* Ss airy ’ pads - ° £1 ' re feren aes work an i “9 "hene ennaate aa 4 - A fant. Tyler ey cles Who is Bo Ve Ayvuis rows AL ‘oad, 2°08 ca ser le lear susiness ApPpry : “« MAN eh Bide , whose ~A\ self | efz) ) Con COL SETURL ae KING " lvier tned rf ‘ } lores . ars’ exper and Fast beamMaakt : 8t- Disna? : L017 e irning. QT; colleeti oa One e 10> Se atabit f-respecting ik tella 3 be rs pitt. Por : . “ i} CLEANING . Latay imht kind of ved ard \ iit cay hah oe = acne ONt ©) HLIE MecH aa * hh. btavy Stron herokee, ("all oul r 1e nee tating expe ane aes van Peat experienced | place. Thigh ition is bev. a iz anleoena oan te a ah le colored @ i — hone ae acanedil genera! - . ; a ve. INNS Coles + €O.. Roam ez) | ENGINEER ~ Rox Weve to do ans river | at hd. ANIC eh») mobile 1 &: IS vVears ol . lad and | ii N. Broadway e & Rarick PB sey hanuling ment with ht find more ¢ aS his oes felt bl lay on place, ref onan for - ae itaide work S38 ; “\ nan ree is cles ned z N na °. -ER—sirt ; rae i) Post D other TOMOB i. *Xperlence learn . eC] air ex cede old: with sor Sil ar Vv P PACKER . lothing Co ble hi 1 US. and ; onugenial em sent = : ere en 4445 L' Moves | : in ' § tT AP KE R “7 le i NMI phy 1 uo TIS ,! \ Lie eiseed = amiby siroun ' Mi} 4 4 A \ A start tra ie, Pots riemne e, “ ho viel auto- AD I] \I AN ST y R Apee ted. €r — kK ur rij ( rg cle . —— trix ome es tie same , tT iplos. e . (Mik AY , : ” ‘e MEGA \ - nite i TAIN b. AN - - arihiais i~ His Porte ‘ ; eng ieet = men TP if. c's? ‘ Cubany ° at one “ shes | 2s N crater and enced Co! afi character we pedi iTyie dou- Vawes » ANSHTSe eas Mt me ‘ eune R } ING h : 41 j w " ! ery q : ei mriel I vitts . ee Senta Mis: " Viere cass y Motar " ce, $10 * to \ ( () worl oe Leite Ker bec roel i vw ho " ‘ ter. snout ‘ sure aT tra: J ~ ” | res vith form wart: « “we rk giri te \ 4 tovel toomes teh FIRES Isth « bectrictits we ae © ki - Ment me Ek t be goa an r Car Co., 6 oo to ‘ Ari: fork. Ff. W : very good wi furniture t ould apprecti na in mind an OS — ms. iD = PRT Ls ee ere paper clean 143 Finnes tT work” dimkes priter : . oT MECHANIC dain. Metee oot be SHIELMAN—\ 0, 826 De Bali-| HI. . Peoria, ; one Hanpeter Purn. Con 1 weed) nhc, ab ache shape Sd rer oe bedy, | COOKE 14 Leinart, ae HOt 9 Be ah ontes. 302% Waa ; am cat \ irae : Pr. roo? _ —, . ighits nrefer rst-clags ; Pini ) preferes- .} } i “ ~4 i’ . \ ¢ " rite : F hd 1? — sr OUTS, — ‘ ry atlor , af saan apable ; Sitan rriggnt fe 1 wavi pera , ‘nite rr : ine ; or ; teat we BS iW ‘ LE \ NED ~~ ook av. Lar Kk J A a | rok “ry i S14: 41 lots e, IA ix) = regal and ani = is 7 = 11} t ollins.s iis ae: . i! the eA k ran BOs. ie ogre Pa age of ry aking | At. . | ep ir | wrest at ’ to ts ‘ing tr — thea Be e ais waite : ous j ix | ~ oo — | : Rriin! a 28 Ww a7 i - MHOA St ty ard ub a: aor gy and pate ty White 4 first oe se ond hie = hile w vibe LN AN Ror — +» Kast S rs Bax i eT: 5 is price ee Hign-class t ANTI 24 State st IPst- llen s cleanin : TAN sit \ + "Pane p> ishing w} Mikes fer ra hare ree aA ba t ‘ape ber: oe” Di Abk TS or Sunday ?eriy Ay. I OM: HQrsa¢ = * SALESMEN @itrier tir ” MAtivVe her ai: wi tos senoria Tr Pots] . Oh | : ? ING kines 1 - e 4 la ei retour "7 cont 1} sty j? . inih hy ” tela bss a*,o? ‘ \ R ranrnaK lity i " , MAN W ninaahe ade }° AIN ~ de ir ar per hour @ Gees e* ’ iN Ts ’ Tite rt) , 7© »?% | . “ sot . Sine 2 . f Sa: ia “e STW a. gta bles rey ey myer tery ' rae, SE —— nici tad an RINE oes work ‘ no Ca . iow! ihES i : 1H r. 40%; MuUtotmobile 1 r sell ' in — Cre ier 8ia* ‘= K Ue? | $f ‘TRL, : » ? Dein ‘ear He ring de ora . . (Ss M ‘A ” 4 : thes collee thon les ,ft is 's ik Wet \ i } revi “: Cire ~~ IMA KERS sae . (es) 4 Son ine wore fixtu mn mera are . ae ile A re Tiley isin? ° ic4 countr 1i¢ ire-s ha ee \ advert tresses al I bab? hae pe +h “ omer. - ae si matat wit ) ftsrnme shite . duu orest 7° ting I VN mt j bares ws 4 rerderay An i' \p , ms !*g rea fa {1 biil . on " 4, wy ) ry i. #tall ; ; . o .~t4h 1 tae a a? ’ atrt + — Pal BRED me Deine: ete : Bess woaka wark t-Dienaty} ditch MAND Sat mm JOS, tn PDE ” 4 Al T . | ae a ‘san DRIV cay tm. i o 3 St. J ~~ hai iH. ehrilen TP Al v1 > rr Painting i. Louis i worth Mhmer rr aide | tu sf i-glers it. © ‘ —— = o, oF v4 - - a 7 ee 7, ens raat Simeewerk ifn aa y ae dd ] sf) aPel) ‘4 a \ tts Pe) t netledi Hinges 7 vorh Mi \ “\ : “ - . 1 ¥ “at Ni ae | Ls : ow er ter ‘ a ne epee. Mo E ' “3 mks ac : 2 est Mating . COMIITIISETO 1 os { 4) organ. : She : 28 How’ einen te Ailsa Wee and ul ’ M AN \ Digmate) teeta ‘i . } te ‘ gt ivend eas l wee F ; af ded ri hRS os "a " 4 >, of vate I> ‘ ing 4 = “a ° aret tcad M Work. ts = . hax | Ti Hi a. ee. l, | An y wd sit } . %. 3 Te tina ~~ wit eat } to. 3 OVS er-we) Wate ‘S fact Sane it St-cly ‘ . and ¢« sie —nes ; oped . MEN : . 2 it Pomt if de \ | Akh oO ee ‘ m pe iy F 4 pa ered, n, 2 reir 4 t ok int ware , moboredd " cn es ‘ —~.e LOT) at ( ’ ) ’ sibs 131 — ‘ bi ‘ - PAM Vere ep i y! Sk } \ pus. hs . ee” at? | . - Os [>is vou ars ‘ RS . we rk a? " ad ow hee 3 i Te ~oetal, wit! ; | he estat tal i) "149 ‘ furnit: : Wants iw oars oJ } ih "> se raed t by \\ est @nmcls ABI] NIC’ . eh ~ , Y? «a iBRRIA m © ee land er aN" T ke Rs ; mat ee diseharme: = = j gxtatt offer e AM @#XI orl : : > tha Avni rat farm Yy * > a aeh. ring maa) Misha 1 Re meena (‘lart ure store Tk tn } NDE ie . Sullivar ‘ i | \] ay ‘ PEM tsi, 1 Pal iret-las ery. 47 S10 union arines: sew! / sordiers ' yeu @ Ver nee OPM oohall «we blayt v #464 Line?) a Mis detenteeitien uple aAt = ve Wad) impel ' ‘ Refero “un, ° a \ 4 Pal ‘ . a = sof Gtees a i vie x > = ; ~ Have ’ sn. at a . foeirec f ravine sullors ie bios , : * frees ’ tae : intel) & ; a WE do eet! wee, 6s Capel! yoo ae a N-Sit tes . . Villlam Bef BAT rE eet _ oes Fequiz niture fa t AKERS : kor fur DRUG CLERK eG * et &t Enderi , AIN Tt MR Expert — ee estar +: Dring dim here POSTS ree “mia nd | work a: epartme at, apart is - work + To aeatet = ee +e wall mia ‘ine 7 vant js SHUN, tere NDI " om _ee 77 N + etory ae ae -! Southeast. : In up-t _ worn Ca rhe erienced far ae - oe! race reel tape e ne eX pe tien ’ “acc rod prices and have pay Ploe m e#mall pony“ witht @ Gd i cleaning sive hin Dh hm hap « ww 2. eee ; xperie wid ail ehe tte iy discharges? a . ct ; é ‘ Wilittag 1 I RN IT Rie 1 | K ( ‘| ] ] XN Ss be rapintere Missouri; "ae Fc town of (nM PAS TERS on _ ce thy nan we building M: Vb . ct St i = 7 pant inating ‘ — bis re as ever? lollat - ae . pay Fou & ital sae vemeit wea 5 34 st ae ~*~ ~ S — PF ‘*inti VIAN . on 1 ot as? . ‘et ga a . tite . Mm ty oadep 4 ! , , ” @\) stm is “Ole Writ - ; ou earn ij : . a : Si aiet . bark whee Ave °n, " ' fevtaty ie nh Yor y w90 meohs -s . NDF ti) rATr : 4 io ‘ iet{eyr age. . fee! . ( anne Re bardw I davd H i 4 NEV E , -, ' 4 r, re }°A ee ure ¢ a ig av! } ha “ ’ 13 1’, “at it M jeorter ane 1; | = i ( () Mo -e Add. Ww ‘ experjene s mec . si } uinting txmed fini Ww *r wea Saat n 4 VFGa i.) ‘ore P a apie? . Ss INTIN: perience : sind ‘ Arita el mt.Pvie : . AT iist by wim . cS {) ' aiter Ee ce sa! " tira 4 ext }> : nt) c bt . a! nwomse wir we - Tarr 4 ths P Tv men ‘ ' work ; meri hen ines ; er rgat Pe te é' ries sth _— saad TA re ye i « " : es. wit? € Lisa, ae * ba ‘La a. "t haaeee ‘i é *? f \ F? " hs tt4 ikKic’ ‘eetin 4 Ab PT ? ‘arriage . or ous eri : iit.® pie jA rant oe, »* 7. Kk . h Ke : } ‘ a #aaht ref Central 4 J Cowl * be ed. maar } pry ' +a ASHER ' AN \ : j (‘a M )*- itw t en with umarnt heat ‘xchange H liphene « “a. atte nw& te a) : point. ana ALC ay . - Ste, iv 2 \ ee biobey ! 4 NY — oT . birix “ ives AIN TEHRs- acetal — . e emrhis- am ‘es * k nee LT e« yf its oe Litt tt 9 "gg : . ‘ ticda@ 3 hte : . ‘¢ ter ‘ ‘ a Ne ALB Ast : a ‘ ’ ‘ (APARBR \BLE SOR] PERI Ni oe | ELE . : iN Vand ieni nn “ Site PM pe ic. Bits per tape : SVN) Ref bet ard atti (17? PARER of = ner te aes —— SRI , > oF Ted ii —— ‘ , ' } F ava «) . . } t . « - ; ; vio i me ~ - , 4 “fr » 7 so aan : ; Beced ua. : ta . . (cS) 371i. een trucks na 8 on Pee , otch a Pa : het MUST 14 * ATOR HOY M: leven ly 2 " u 1 ders? mere: ft : MR. FRAN wie «it Sen eferen ada Pt per al AY q ptt ne ys ’ atlonal fr uf neX¢ ies nm sk rt. eo : - ‘tit a ‘-- cel ; abee , - i] rNC' } , | a ’ TE —_ : r hin anh ‘ _ i = Py - i Sai, adv he we see . ’ Dat . © } 1.\ r~\ ES I | i go . ix ete q Nirerier:: Ss yah per I: i tite uf som, \ i* “art 1.2 ‘er i ’ * “ IRL r s (v) \s P | they SR PE” gl eee Wopog ¢ prer ™ ns en y doe . est Wages ' cee pick Witheim. 50° leur ne sey gord mect , ify arr , ' sAriveut Ce. -+ eee peperes a. oe (vii i ee > ' ey fills wee eae ~ AL, ESME ; bk itt RS ai) PON ' : be — “ “ “9 + references 8 a 2 ee 4 | 9% pt \ W-310 eI 4, RS-—0) fire Indianmarelis — . ht a | “ \ 6 mie cM bahia . otental I ee fl SOIR ht a as. : pe Asski wi =)" : >i ' hes a , nangerse aa ‘ O14 aw rem ir . ivy | AP Ee ban Le > aa : © it ent ; thener ' ' i j , lange puinrer ~. rie vaine ) Smith Co. South " Rabe tee ot firms who . Souls Lend. es Bee & e* or cleanin we a tites : —-- rvices «. repa (3) 4 Sk * Se Dt are adv “7 int Co, 2s cod Ome epateh Wane pee Wasdingtan 0% | Wa . ae nt Pages. odeger ee “aise 7 ‘ta _ oF A A pred oe sO Anis mieietagrecor My. ‘ —_— ie ee

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APRIL 4. 1919, ga-PEOPLE LIKE TO KNOW ALL ABOUT REAL ESTATE—Tell it to them through a want ad. “BG s ne -- pepe: SS NTES -WOMEN. . eT ae Geen - we | WELP WANT! EN: GIRLS, viELP WANTED—WOMEN. SIRL°) HELP WANTED-—WOMEN. GIRLS ‘SALESWOMEN, WANTED MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE | HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE CLOTHING “HORSES "AND VEHICLES ee eee a — ee ae a a ee a a OLN Oe OO oOrw” ~ ~ ~_- ro aa PPP LLL SO OL OO OOP LAB OL LM PP - os - es . ae , ere 417 N. 10th st (ce | HOTS SEGIRI Girt oe . , \ 7 , — 22 Pi BSB gg tale ANTE lesa anagér for bouse- . r sale Independent Quarry and ( LETE OUTFITS—are o pecialts WANTED , ~ nw Te. ‘ : 62 re >it ‘ . . ‘ ‘ . . 4 ' — 2 . aie : as noist i ridg. toy ze « im) 0 ‘ Mohr Garment Co.,. SO} Washit , . ; a “em + =~ gag - . : . , the oe , ‘ . . ~~ \ | }- | \1)] }- “~ EF Al i i “ z parte 7 . : ; Tt) « Mist : ; ; ‘ I ' | or rif tr) ] " foru ; 4 7 nae wks grocery store S10 per | : ; ‘es , : » , . . rs ‘ : ee ——_—- ‘19 20 7 aa . ; rug Shipping - ' ra te het Tomi inet A "N. ' Buel nh rrap) Re . er . ' ter . : > & aed res | ater te tis (eee ‘o} = ffice gir) one ivir : | " GIRL Colored *« , iz With AD) t ; ply 21 Vand Venter | Fax tors ork é Aniert| Tneet Pe h. aw ‘ - leets legal : ‘ roerk in restaurant, B30 4 Mera - ' —— _— outlive NS PS - nw a int cn Discount pei won | r. eix ) : | 1. exclusive territory , , (c) eiieiieiniiibaamianiailtiitias aceite a . , tFtash al : ’ a = USEGIPL —Good, white for . OOS Washing petted atten: th men : : . : FLAN at © losed, oak ECYER of ladies’ 1 7 : exx vtt? MARK ; . sea . Lo | lady-mi for b FOR SALE Say ag finish coate; best Wakes; | Dh family; good Wages. 44148 West ina | t, t hlertul opportunity to make " hou ronesitior tox W .onY Post- , Pitt ieee rhe - it as be Dem . : 7 nn ete ; hs t ai pa - oe . >. 7) i~ a ot meatitandesunssdle : ‘ are Hater, a. ; i GIRL Fer xener ral ‘housework good home Hol SEGIRL tor farnils of * in smal) ish in rt on. ( en var A THIS SOUN . ' wages veld b) (joad e low | apart: ner : ai : ‘ i Ti? ' . . ‘ } Cc%™. ? : ; srk vie . = ; . ‘ mt " . hr 7 _and = . it; no laundry work 0355 Delmar ENG Hi: Experience on power 7. Sh i > — - ra ' > ous — : —_ RITY. D GIRL "| 0 clerk in bl.. let nh Pa at. Forest ROO toy ; , si lor work - ite ‘ tt T} sf Hi Al KER ~ | ( yk > : i ‘ i . ne Mreres P . . ok ° oi ‘ . . ° a 7° Us Pol - “4 : ‘> a week Foertner ss Market, 4200 Shaw doy | Bi GU Sk MAID—W hite, for second floor work ") war time bonus | - eontinued.’. feh ar Wee «?) on ? 4 : ucié. efmourtt ' to assist with ‘chi ldr ren referers Pe tat ive st ry : roid of Ken false teeth ron april one on-tol “* "se ; . — ~ , : security- with $2, iy need at $5 M ; age and bri Vor ne dri ee : (hl. td ult team «ood fart are closing out P ; grents ony need TiN 223%) arket. : if ‘ ‘ ha . I | ana eas é , % : . ‘ hie harness aeaerTilce v4 : apital of rapidly | to a : te a . ,| Hor SEG! (3! | er General housework: ; bs Tit tol becaea re also i t enr? S le] q , 4 K it I n ‘ —- a _ = , ie s g& security In th 190.008, : . Products. 24 and remen iy ome and wages to ght party. ° —ie = , : adight a2 —= : +. oak chairs. e eam — are news reant - Chippewa st. Sidney att te ; : — - 5 ane me 7 '©) DIAM¢ NI ) PA\ N ICKE | ~ toy me x " i one 1 gerator Pi ’ mi git eres ts a . " S qnaee ‘eo T319 Buck pure hased by : ’ rater srOIE | {or wo Z aa 1 ‘ " ° ‘*- "y 4 ~ : . , ‘ bs, state and natio . man, genera! house- ; 1 ang Se eaiaiaa. T : vo ymcd pa ket +) , , 4 ai » aay ay _ . ; mata fae work, white or ! . . Oe) Raiuw ; acre ; . Cet ¥ “ ‘ , r ; ra : ~~" . : : : ; ‘ mif- S ha a* si a) t A sas . " nkine and in retiment , 7 Yxperien ’ in ‘ vay t % (ny Frank- ; mu Aira a. CU ored: go00d COOK, 20511 work by gage t of 4 ' butts ‘ aaa pre ‘ oA 4 , : il re : ‘ rie } - ei ee one od : 4 , * ‘ ~ ’ ’ ait 4 : fon a : A‘ ; | je : rs (4) bonus Vel Yee : ; ~ ’ Co re tiheeriione » re , s)- is , a - + 4 . + i> 4 ’ rwoOW Aisik™s les managership; ‘ et AR OEY ‘ : Appls a , 7 “ ’ , genera! i) f on i mid) ) *. > ’ o | ; : cl. oe, - | M An bk. t4 ihe “9 ‘ : ; wusework; no washing: small family. 5559 . = | “BUSINESS CHANCES MISC: et ANECUS WANTS ame, Oi : n Chase ther. red othe wercoat ults 4 rea a’ ' é set : ] ’ ' . ; , he of i - i “aio + 3tt tte arning and : ' i" > ae ; ' "rite now for Intern for men I syns Au ‘ 1a y ievtor Si. C. } Pers} hing av. oA _floor - let) UOrrmhaA itis: t) ‘ hines. With ex- : . on and : “= serie f oe sew on skirte Bis&u Hol: SEGII GIRI.- Ww hite. with I can ee ce »s ry s : : " omy rn peal ve me: LOMO ha la aaa th on ‘ ) > ; — Rn ne aa ’ : “ ones | > ilve. io) cooking ‘ ' , er iie : ' fa} td ‘ ‘ Aas ington , ’ ; ons! P morrtunity : v 1OTORS MFG SS'N ‘ 0 ry Kingsbu oats a ' n bal , ATTY RY PG ASS'N, LTp TT sboratory. Apply ‘bee | 8 sbury pl. : emt | EXp BRITE WE Ik D OP ER. A’ rORS ILDING ” idauv. Koken. 2 rexas. | HOUSEGIRL-For ge - . TOUSTON, TEX. one oe — op gee. Beneral housework: « On pow machines y work; Root pas oF AS ce erat Delmar | me, 4232 Iowa. Victor 1569, Sidney | ZIEGLER-F R KEL MEG ** | ) ; i¢ ¥ ’ = y r P 7 . ‘ ; ; biG Al ~~ (Cx) Lth fieor, 1408 Locust - e+, f Te - amone oin m i ‘ v1 ' oe ' : bs , ron Or} ' ies . a ’ >} rone for laborator\s Mar ola Ca ' Hu! Shy C7; tke co (00d relig , . / PARTN - ry UK's A ‘ . : paers le . : - ; ‘ : i evil need ‘ “ i out) auto : : ++ ; ar } try 4) tena ten ‘ .* . : i , : : Re - - . , . > aleaacharl ARTNER Wtid.- iv Wishes partner LCi wh —- ine oats ; = ; ‘ , ) a ol at * ‘wine : : ‘ La . Cc) Mot, wOWOrk ; ZO away for sum: ‘aban Jewish restaurant S00 required ° them » 1 nth rhe If vou are j a p idle . se. WOE ay if erms to suit 4 he E.cor et ‘ eT + it MACHINE RY — , rAjAer . in ’ >: 2s Clara, 24 floor oie - Morgar “ ; ’ nee ‘on ‘ 2c) , ri¢ ’ Tris rf i \Woa . ; ire ‘ . . : , , ee een fjoung men t : AS eG , ; ys = ee. ete | Hol USEGIRL for a a9 . 4 ——— : ated ee tae ARBRE 14 ts a7 . or: th: ar Wailinut 3 FOR SALE WANTEO bung men to work with mane a ES eeemeses ——— - — f ; For general housework: 3% in| PRESS FEEDER--On Gordon press. Appis “- , an eal ap 0 en % Dial Se WING on powu- i. (ce) run West End hranet d hihi ' , a ‘ , , ‘ : ‘ . ‘ *} \ » «? . re - : way “ Houghen Hail Mf«x Ca st Lou'l* ) *, . ; ' ; = oe i sletropolit. in Cleun- | , re , ops el erp -f Ohben, 211) SM i * ' ‘ Toe? i ‘ bay Ls = ) 7 he ‘ " 243 . actii kao 1 Tut housewor} . ims; al 1 _Dveing (* . ] ’ ; . J . RA Bas re be . ru ‘ Laat te * \ " 7 > ‘ " { . ' Cc , }2 } ermane bl POSItion Peat ie) | . aT . ted sg . " an cag ro, PRE SSE R S — Ex perie 0 ——— » oll PASE nNaicare, oan 0’ phases 3 oot Pigg Phas, + fads ARE rAINS se san. . | . - = . | | “8 mmc ve ‘ih “ = ™ spe ' * “yee ot ck fo * i we ‘ } . . na at ei nm ; ore os M oa " ‘ x. wt. wuls peu} e oniy. . . “ ) ‘ i RE ‘ 0 It ree fe a aber es uae terre he ! "ores ieee ots hI ore y 1a e, "ret ak ‘ sir 1) Miz a*, “et A's tor ' iplervies . *. PDienpatcn “4 . St l ‘ . ates rei Went ‘ iS! . x | ( ty) ) ¢ . . ¢" . > : ‘— yo tay al | a ie ieart ‘ssing: must De LS or } ‘SEGIRL White, for genera] housewo! I i > > > Mi RK » E Ape ‘ianaalk. T sin , ‘ ‘ ing nda te F nis { Ds a sh imal} : ood | ~g i ’ . ‘ ) ¢ r ° ke e4) : pata a — ~ - a : ; / Kingsbury, let rH : Bw 3 Cabar Pir ls hav Le had eAPe! lence On . ‘ mS anh A, } . : ; ast: an’ ; . : usin : yrequire ant ita : al OKReCT a , r. ‘ } tO . 7 oe roi departments; ; if ie ladies muslin underwear pre- , ey " . et t | ; “or di ‘ ' ae" \f rs : | r. ; , rT) ; ; i¢ rT. * " - a. i’ ij . Pu np ; oot Or estaors = oliver. F tral 3273. Olive 547 - nerators for sale. Yeavy apecial 1 Mav fine ‘n., s IRL: -E 1) learn. Central Paper Box (o., HOUSEGIRE -White. for general housework: |«¢ é J —- . 3 . mine ————— r LIES MIEN 2106 Walnut =! SCRD) | 3; small apartment: good home ferred. ELS WX W ALKER Batrio:: £200 | oA in tease wear silver. leather handbase eee ee — lew and Stlighth 1 sed H ouse- pn | . we x a | Jonn Ramu! - TR] ve | finiah coats: oat wages: iM ‘$. n Sts. ADpliy 5 iOS Pershing. or Ca } ST ERI IN : Ie \( ‘TOR y 16th . rth § _ ¥ = da : ; , ~ £ rT) ai Is. f e a n ’ Pt ye . . " ~— == " . af } | ts ; +4 , ‘j. abd. - — ‘s 7 - . soe fi y TE dy work. Call at once. 4104 W. Flor- —*— : i , ’ , ’ ‘r: your chance n Standard, 3 151% Market. Phone ) hold Goods f . . Cent ™ posers “RETE MIXERS —F \e ’ . a . " P o . " } f : yp. “iy Bie . j ‘ } i | ‘ ‘ », ' ‘ ie . _ TX ne For ete > AN le, ID —— . Bl terest ee ak e for plain and Locust sts.. third floor. (¢5 lair, Cosden, Union thers drilling 1 K CR buy furniture. carpets 3 , song : — a ecmtam: Gipect eaunecel : a mys assistant superintendent « pres and Care n downstairs; Ore t lant } ! | , allow p ucers ai rovee ar hest + s. erereD, 1 et Cwrh nge ‘ ' tzer’s Yeliow Jacket Co., 41%; go" . references required. 5713 Cabannr. -AMST RE SSC children’s othes nat n thls het dt pape HOR noni $ nt $522. 2) peat Be, ch ice teeth. Phone OM | ller Vho - | r at ve ® ni 120° Olive ' 7t. jWiNk. ea * + - ‘ee | . , . y me AN KASTITY EARN x , | | eee 4 rest 2: 7 c} Anny f 1} Delmar ani a want AI tana ) | gy aor oe ~ HOUSEGIRL—Young white. gir ‘jist SCRUBWOMAR--—S! Jul Hospital, oS5%): ne in © 4 if ++ Fe. « £ aps it ig nd de : Orgy wa ith @ ire to © inge. ring Oliv oe oF ' , a age ; a —s os 3 ae , erpiri prenes oth a Aah Pageant rae cece ime et oe / an l NT RA Aght, attractive work; chance r ace girl to assis DO | > \ \ ()° | II . = ann 3 “tandard Pencil Co o V ith housework and care of children rool aly re ert i! ! a: ; | : | y . home. 4232 Shenandoah av. Grand 5707W.| SuoRm PACKER _G ~ a Ee OPPORTT oken false teeth. _ I, pack infants’ soft ore err Sn ns . , dn : (th) ) 41 . ; itiv @S Cati st Md ‘ \ it 4 " hal ' ‘ (C) I ‘or Ste% SS Cat Ld a ‘ ; old broke ‘ .* —_— ‘ . : , i on ’ ‘ 0 . ’ ‘ ‘ , - ‘ = . : R j ‘ : : , ‘ . “Tr I eT) 17 bi j } T) 4 a} ‘ Oy nause ‘@®D.Til “al ’ eo } | ice ; I > " sa - rt -- ae om o . : i repay coats. to baste elees anc eral housework fe aaa for Bove —aeneeery _ ee ie 2 | lv per re the in’ sf ent act au hi : thing , sanit y conditi A | »} WAI! KER. AR MSTI ‘ Nfs HOUSE FURN s, a, i! and hurgiar-proof hlerrineg MUSICAL INSTRUCT enc Tt ee eo a , . - ‘ 45 I he # Kk bonus Box Hes oe e In town or suburbs we 1] wholes; CO). 1506 opp. Public Livorary. (cl4) al! 1A ’ safe ’ UOOFrSs le posit a ee ee - ' : rinet ary VIOLIN nandoill ruisar > WAN TEO—MEN mane “eto rm i nos Sienna steady wus. nust be experienced, Apply Ist floor, 4967 TE? ‘ ni’ Rs WANTED ‘ tor , at } se P "ee "os ? ? ." vad . steed . . ' =s . { aT Cal , ‘ is, Py “© : : * . B , mee . ’ " LY BE! ICES SANITARY FACTO 1 dextinba vou haw Whar et HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED | secoadhand. Terms if desired ve Beate | VIOLIN. iments leaned. Pwned ' ~ & yee ie mg wot Atty aeple ® . *. oie ows = j : ; . ' i ’ . . . _TEAD YS WORK rane a ‘ . ‘ » 5 » > ”~ ~ ~ ~. — } ’ rg ' ; ‘oS ’ r ; “ eS }f] ; Tr} Li 4 \"é : ” ms | >\ Oa ed ce a a tn PR on Creal ~almest aehe, ai ae . ~ | eet ar NN ance, “ - se! ut ‘ and malt extract : iS For cooking and meus Ore | Bd wash- Sie lS RI—White about ?0 years of age ; ' ttle : ae be ey pee st. . 3 neg if Ironing. lorest Teo, 4 Persh- A . us 7 aparin ent: an F ie bh ‘ Pee “ oa . ! = . 3 ‘] 25 a month, Fores ‘4 “IOL-SILVE N GARMENT, CO, |} GROCERY Wtd.—And meat set: subu ih ont he “hha Fe, 4: UFFI Juartere goiden ¢ stat RAGTIME (Jazz) tn 20 leasotis ae SEMAN OSRMENT. Oo: ERY Wtd.—And neat market unt Sole. | Whibetustnine Wee eete ee ; ee ae: ee SEEDS. PLANTS AND TREES CTT Vase) Sven = Ss . . okt , msse> T ‘ 4 yy - . te ’ saan eee report Saturday, 9 : . — . : ey per Beooow- -— : ' ay ron “? r hi Vest Pine «hobs lmat o 7 nee ' , ‘ roa ° a. in, ass F Via Hine operators ol) ladies ‘ | Hol SEKE T> ? KE R (,] “s housework 7 / 4) - . l tii. a ne tt he only . — ; peameminie oe : ol ’ rDa\s : rah for \ i (rela recor is ‘F . : - ; suc a til I ay , ) . underwear, good pay: steady work. 4 washing. 4707 Lewie vp! r ’ ‘ ‘repc re bi ks \ ris , or? lern furniture ical struments. 3 * Rroatway. ‘cS! AND SOLICITORS, pdern, Fo2d Nagi eee, Ck, | teen se Lewis awe STAYERS AND LOSERS BUSINESS FOR SALE “wainut mahogany, handsome dining suite, “tions; complete furnishings of home ‘POULTRY AND BIRDS we PONS EVER SOL, D SIRI S Ht TY Mh T( yp? ey a eprint dgatee api 'p sar peered Ols, absolutes t! ver) t — oo MISCELLANEOUS NATIONAL STUDIO, Ate ene tables lrug store. Hiudson ; : . —— P ~ a7 7p nye } , ae i = , sali. : ve Aaa ca Caghtp is on ros. ‘est Wee, J .Y ‘HICKS ‘or ‘sale ; oO; - ee has pete e RETWEEN oT AND ie — Kann malmat iru Si , ; ISO) iq) SEKE i ‘Te R experienced, midaie- age ] {0} Oliv : 1s ‘ Atal via e yi x . gi ~ t lif "uss ie ry erapn, ‘ ‘i wr» ? fe : pb. > tint ele RS aT ' « . , 1 > election of mti@whtts «cited SS note (ef2 Tue t . "th 4 i ts 200 wages, (Hli Sidne' ke es , CU) anterest, ion 1: ( Cail U , i Lilhos \ PROT adorioige oargmains: | 5 . ‘hifforobe: iano ; niture rer rvs rolle Voce and ut Aeolian €D.. lew . : ‘ . | . sie! er. ; ' i? : ? oat ‘ . = .* Ooze nm? ’ ; i . ie.) «. gta ter” a, oe MY ot toes - i ed nm +: ae PrP a “a « ©; 40 Mtr tome MD it ‘ = . a =: , , ‘ ‘ ‘ ty PAVING WT prevcnd noqunaintance, for S42 VA _0 Vis ror . ams : ie) "7 (MTR AP HE Rr a ; ier. an, ‘ aT . head - ita ing tec ; ; : et of paeepie ts i. . ' om | ms. * a 3 ) : ee* eee ? So vVears oFl: unmar. re ‘ pat ! Wot SE MIAT!T Apr R ish © Os al. 3 ; . 15 ‘ Post-Dispate ‘ = - i Poa. (ts x4. ertii p Lin ment Dest I ‘ rexas Shippin li ; RAT 4 > alectio “ taht actied, SA nete proposition Fh i ae et f Delmar permanent 4 Kt: | é estu ied, Ci tra part | eo ' ' tt ss i mak | ier, mar “AER qty BAER CHI KS n nate cks a fel mae . olts om and up Aeoltan CO., rem 4 B00. ; ldisnateh (m) ae experience on DOM’ @? liia- Liqt Sie MAID—Fo: houses lining . aT - . ae ; , aa -eference . 6 wie . , © . 4 ar yy ale ° r) 7 ‘ S, cont ’ nde a ou mettis . ond 7 at tte’ hin iris to learn shoe business. work: references 4915 Per ning a: ; ralary. ¥ , B Papa, , pe my , -) = , > POUNG wT i . lats wt " ine highe - paid, ryher? ‘ ———————————— — - — aw : nh SH Wi-clre first-cli | SET or si t; rn nd fensinger, 75 alton: Lo20L, For, 64 SEAR LD ud e pair love bird: de TUNING AND REPAIRING ’ > , — —— ae ~~ eye oe ~~ _- c aT Intern al Shoé Co., Jefferson | —— olen: sealed | ENT AGENCIES AND a ~ (of) How SE M, AID. (7000 Wages S03 Westimi 7 ley ‘ ‘ Perry ' aL —a . 7 ster ‘ se me car ih . ‘ i ah *- 4 +3] : : i ( ’ ws at " RADE SCHOOLS Ric , ‘earn clean ’ "a Aveing busi- ve | ; : : brane pilin , nsidl IhecHER | reside ing sbanv 32h , eT => - umnhed _ rey aa a. _ vm | _ ING repair ima func tomy man. Vie- — POP PALL ne steady work goon chance ‘of ad- Hi i SkEMAID kor wupstal \ ‘ rhe Al ru,e i ij f r at i . la re ’ all i , ore ' We ery _ or) : i - ' agents * soap A : a " , : - Market rate : Sidney we Shop "dt Cali . ‘ } ° . ) . , P , ‘ } t+ } ' te nig si I : ae ii i . a i ; : ' ’ ‘ . : ‘ > est inetruction; day er vanceimnent Metropolitan Cleaning and Dve- of caildren Cabany 6090, by eo ae Cty} \ re larters mak ibrar table, ai Meats ie BE ae ; | orn iet beitions secured; $120 monthly, ing 33 N. Grand fee % >), HOUSEMAL-- Experienced; general house- dictation at nngtnggpn bade aa AM tltagy \ ie SSIN Com ath artine! . PETS surniture of ail descrip: a 1 os oe : rice 0207 ool, 411 Olive st, Phone Olive GIRLS or ; years: intelligent, living work; no launary: good Wages; room ani | sa eer “e . tr ' ete: with itheut delive od . en , ‘theme nte ate we ings. ~ Oreuts ret : od G.- tel e nays rena guaranteed (eh) 4th linn tt} i board. Apply 5564 Enright ‘ak charge of uy stem and oy x % “ytd | ons ; PS , pees. -5 eee ee se " 168. ‘4 wbie ll separatei rs ure I : one “ r re ‘gia Plime ae ee wit ' its, ft ip threads and buttons Oe e ys , AND NYEING TANT » me — ) . | eit FS = ce AP Bound on ) owe MACHINES rebatred for $1 rompt sery ice 111 ‘Full rton ‘Bide he North Sixte c ‘nth street. (c4) ; B roadway : on greg ie eg ew “ ™" Mod = 1 all modern equipped wit! under INI ‘ ;' , va. See see aodinet Ie ot ~ , a « ~ york guaranteed Grand So2nW (ef2) ~ ae abe Uire! - * ace lad et aetagtage he AA Oe TR - ; - - operate a two-needle machine. Moder? , pee hn een Port , , ' : " at eather », AUTO ¢ » 4 ns -- a ee : ~~ ie , : iiinations. tellable Iinforma- > oy »HOUSE We \M LN Middle-age: untrs te An 922 Washington av (o4) ETON rage ystem, fire root Ginn. . = + — ‘ * ’ oe ~ WIN 4 MACHIINES— For sale trophea ds . riANOS AND ORGANS (‘) ¢ an LS Avuply S10. N sth ” : ; ; buys it tie - “ale 1y~ pode ae - 4 fine Singers and others, $10 to $18: guar 9 ; > ro eax - ‘ . es . —s ’ TEA Lli.k 4 ' aR ror repair Wor to ve Sei iin AK r rein oe ‘les } . heautitu lw , iii &s fi i ! ' ‘ i i i Spot ‘ . rofl . Bs intee mn Choutea i” io” \ tt pT A Nt) ‘or snie «Ss. note mahog- For office " ork = rie . E WOMAN Nea! for iden e vad aone at pote ad Pv hs 4) *T ec ecatior or i} articular 20 (= pws: fi t quallt' als pie "Mialhor ‘ mci , ; a = Pe runranteed tn every’ ‘ i up Roe n- im ¢ thew f 0 hon a te etc Man 0 aly to take hait gy ; : a2 : 12 ee we ; a ie , rket at fe al furniture Call $242 N. Newstea tod - a +5 Wigan d bm 4 niin nd repairing. W710 Frank- pilayy K ».. Fer ~~ , pietur thenate sthall capital § rubber shoes: paid while learn- PtwONrRS On COALS Riesenwe bet machines, 1 LBs , HJ = : : . Nts teoMa?l : “1 Re LP] tu ‘ ent re 5: 1 hone Oive 999° ey ' = : _ wire 2412 eS hi then ‘ ora Phone tindell LIST\ . \ GOODYE A]? ME lotel Jefferson Laundry. leth ar [ re SS nees ‘af: h iA, . ; M , é asd ' rT _— - ' ao ek ee nahle ’ 4) }? — ——— : rr o> ae ’ ~ ee we ive As SAL “ -ONERSN-_E ‘ ladies’ cloth 7 r - . N. Broad AASB) 5. ah it neatan. fiver 'LAYER- PLA? For sale, S100 player 0 ivest 1 Ne flia- = . ° ‘ oe ’ . IRONERS speperenced ym ladies clothes ,AITR pateb tiverside 4. . u“ ' 4 Seeing “m roe intile Stool: TAI | * RUBBER SHOOK (‘() y } silk shirts; also bods ironers, Grand ; Biden os iene =: GROCERY—Doing good vash ous PURNI 7 fa}? ! | a : STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES Hane, oxime old role: Ont we “ Roittwe ; 810.000: handl: 4 sha 4 » 4 . 4 “9 aundry el (jeanniz Co., °0t4 Lawton sash sa I muy , secliachs " ‘ ; 0 itior nortl Rox 2 I _ Ine I [ ett. Car © “hats “) . Storare. 1} orn nels \ 7" fiy4 be is ata ‘eg Pp fy . " { ? y > *v°r t> ‘cs . { ‘ yf 7 sel i¢ ‘ ‘ : : . ) nf ‘> t? = yy , “i ina ‘ , ; : Peay i ‘\ we i . re ‘ . ron } ‘ nab r* ear , 3 . . ; ? ; " > ‘) . . : . 0 | ry : . 7 : fer iiavée af once _ ies 500 Bittner st. (S100 N. Broad- JsANITRESS Assistant; elder!s white wom- WATT RF gta, ot a aan ee POC ER Y—s i: doing good busin NIT nr | | aston a bg ay | , L at a” ell semen a \ ( 162 \ an. “ ith | other es K, heat y in ie ne igh- hi we TT lel ae . ane 2249 ete ; od | : a h } | ; 7s ) pr 7 ; ) mA . HO ks ~_ ant a a : aah tutca "te ' WAY. ( V4 horhood preferre: Apply ‘ rrana (c*.0) , >Rove - MEA MARK ‘ i hk ‘ ‘ ; 7 ; rrnitu ‘ : cit ope? iravol ' Le ton —_ SeVeTA! ] ' - . hi “mf mite ,‘aY urant and grocers , - scan eles : ? : NITRESS it 7 Third Na fiona! ‘ : as . ! ~ ae tt t ’ in " ! ! i ~ FEEDER. ©. Mor GOOD PLACE FOR GOOD COOK ee eo See” fcodway shert-nowe Wo page) es . FURNITURE ) . ) | | ref ea , en ‘ : ; wi . | ‘ ‘ ik . il >! tiene : ‘ . ; ‘LL ‘ry 4 P \ P ’ vs r t | | ~ oT . _f m7 > ‘ } to. . ’ y a ; ry) a as Oo is at . é rri ‘burbs: corm ‘fortab le room w ith P \, . kw ~ se ied : “i ¥ , ' ‘ LU ' } i ‘ “ > Le : . ~~ = ? Tr? 7 qc] Spi 7 aA " mn aston A l if : ye 4 ; ’ , ! , ‘ i Vir ' } ] I Lt ’ . » l - } . 4” urters > ot ie ane iviig, ana wah . 4 . - Tan hh two TWwo house servants and ; #44 '2 * } , or , “4 cic ale ; a8 wy , ‘ : ' Ps ' . on ta it ry t gs ‘ a MheN lo represent our st! ilo; at er Telenhone Ws low" 20I } ‘ - i K rn h, j : } ’ j e x ition: no experience necessary, maa ‘“~ ost inere.. ae GROCERY CLERKS—EX, erienc ed. rk. ree me. Mr. Johnson, % to on M: irket . ' Stan lar b 4:30, Hall's Studio, 6O1 War — — . . tn" a > Bey sof) HE R=. Ex perten excl or ladies ATS ro Assist Lainie! aoe 7. ' meth 1 : + a7 . dvedat pas steady, all-year nositions hooks ~ hours evening “6 a \ ee ‘ a INE Wotl e\ ' a} ' , ; e a —. . NTED WOMEN. GIRLS Supreme Waist Co,, {4% Washington . oom ‘ ! “ 2) ad oS ’ learn nairdressine and 1} 1} : rate = ; ; turn ils : ay ngpnte’ ' , ‘ i . y eahil 1" [* LEONORI . 4 . shing machine LSTA Ce ; 7 cae , ~ ] ' Hirsch's Hair Bazaar, 5v2 , “sxperienced us fea ¥ . —— tioneet Youne lady, who is ae at HOUSEGIRI White: gerera. STAN Tm - SHOT Olive iY rmact Re ira! ri Le I vow strict } rooms ‘ UT tner | é - : mabition An of my BLO . TaN . le le aru on A 10 Remington wash'fg a") Phone CC abany 115: , - : " —— a) ea ving ity by A ” , ” TUG — ge ; ¢* aT \ » w ‘ i ree : ve : ; ; ad , iT ,’ ‘) b or , Rou “0 er need — P ° - . “> a ro f take orders over rt ne, i at 6 : ) oayvs ated © 7s * de m : — ‘ , ; afer? a is ” ‘ ' ou sel 1 At #465 i. . ‘ ey goo conatruction reiia« rites ha. > perma ent piace for = ee“ we +? _ og . > Vy ns to 1a ~ +- j . 7 } ‘ at) ’ ‘ (>t ren? AT " ' ' . - ; ™ . ‘ ’ ' ? > i i " rv} v’ i] adic hil . j ti j ul hi . il : ’ ‘ “ rf ‘ : . " Dispatch . . ‘ work , é > chit imal ee tae 117 Locuat. rk 4 he PUR | aki — : , é ! Apr vat be " \ , .\ " . “ . ' ‘ . : ~~ ‘ . 7 : . y } ? ? ‘ : oi Uses I r? . ? 7 ee rr Es . Cot cw, felt OF LIA KODAK ities RS- e xperienced., A . % ei | ( ’ ; Lng Cont a0 r) ie 4 og he : we or oe / ter ’ ‘4 rs . ctTay rerriges stoi ‘Tis Ashiang A Phot : 0 rs 1Ce take } and rugs in part t nent Mid t o- -? thin vhite enanjeled ft. counter with wal 7 . : B24 BAT A Park, “gt | Se 3 ) ais : “ ales “aiiees ta ~~“ b a PLAYER-PIANO—For sate; beautiful tone ~ ; wn , ‘ , ‘ 7 . - ' P . ; , . : 37 . res , ; gle? house?) old i cca phonograph sutameb bargains C)wner ,I27 (abanne : Rroa ¢ iy] Mbit Lafavet i to NOrk gmive particulars and 19°9 Vernnor Forest 282 : : er tex 1-404, Post-Dis, (ed) 4 : ,) : 7 porters. 106 N. Grand. ~ ’ rRESSE: “oO dinner VOrPK 1} ee ' ; si vie : - itlire ‘ : iv} ‘ - = ‘ ii -eGIR! “or genera —wusework: BMAL . > =. , , ‘ter aati 1. . e 4 “x Der sten Hh ‘ of Jojeaa : Pa > , I : he manhognh ' kk iMaperien di. Ap ly Model . ws at . hand oa ” > » " j e ence in HORTA \ ate ” 5 ate : . i tbe : ‘” , : . , ; : ; i Oo , . 5 i t y bt io} eferences reculred $021 Knrieht ant nant I“nion Cap Co... 821, N Lith. * wt > cant “aan ‘toon easy terms. Aeollan C _ ; ; o tau ir ‘orest 6460 F ADY About 24) as COMmPpaANnLO! i *T7) . . we : : ’ i vynariar “ = . ; I J a WickKeRE — poeRe S torh 16a@ “le: ‘ nan . ' halt re in bocatior I] ¢ ' , , ' , Sinem ¢ , , , at tath te re Ne iirean riane fe) ] hite. for nanan ae : with light housework: Mi ' 8 ' . Troon . ' 7 ' ov ' 1? Troon ra ar out ‘Ntirai » en v! mh te.epin -_—~ ct Adit “ibe ann rny general housework. home: work is pleasant 1) tf: oat se en «] hone Lindel ya eda ie 9 fe ne oe hepa a oo Sa , ” ST ry “al LWD FIXTURES °¢ of vi Pir bargain, S2a0 Iexperienced, as forelaay: good ME ind ocheathe Vien ate rman . home: position permanent aq s. ref . a9 “rl” FF Nice rsit : i ey) et : ™ ‘ ert pce ey a Pep . ; cf. . am "re Acolle® capable woman: no prev jous Skea T HR] (jirl ae) general housework erences recuired ; is ' euch = suet kale eure ' I? re [)j { rt avian * PG ta pa tn Bh ‘ gue fae . : mie ache Oh aaa sit ws forelady wecessary. ee os McPherson LA'UNDRESS White Monday r sda) ; RESTAUR | ne 2 oagh Bape ot : mat Oy Hond i ~~: ; a ae ANO ELEC?! Ric F FIXTURES | : W ashington Wea . He] ski Ri (jyirl for general housework : | RATS Pe 7 } qt ; nite is ' rT li vt : P ay \h x net ict = 4 , ral ata! re . si : . irr re ' . : ~& 4 i ‘ ' i : Mie knrig it rN , - i { } ' ae * i ‘ , ‘ Pye ' yr? ‘ yg ‘ 44 aas , IX I PRs “ ‘ rirylete for insurance office; must Be fom! wages, Rakegy. 1406 Hodlamom -LAUNDRESS -T: ) a weel ash ) . : ; : " oe oe ' ‘* = —- . > — sa ‘ oo » ’ 4 - Cit. ‘ . ‘3 a ' ) j | cat 4 ae ‘ i 4 } eyree r ws ¥ ‘ 7 ij ' , : Krabbe chat Hepat ag ’ are old: HOUSEGIRI White Lande tl 1412. 4:37 1 and ironing ‘olfa? vai’ maker ' ne «cl ' *» reasonal ' , lressel ’ nie! ered aii : memaygers os ably Chem u i ; ———a— Washington ‘Cc! N DRESS - - pen “ “on TT es WOFAN Ore: 1) try worl \ hier’ J yh rie ~ ' “ya ed } . , ' t riu2s peerts ra- he . J ™ nf All) -F’nperienced Avily lin MOUSEGIRIe White 4 in family: good 'S ‘eg "eOW NN. itl | ROOMIN: SE ‘ DiK* At a yh . oe a By oT ALOTION TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING VOMAN- For kitchen work vil vi BR t O7l 1 dpark ht Py rtment ny a dae , WT orga a! 6427: mor MACHINES 4S Give at ROOMING aiid . ‘ —~-s ~ — -- WOMAN erienced;: steady : al lary! ‘1. th and Pine tod) = «iz -O . £ a Res live st a= | : ud ‘ ©? : oa N DRE: White All \ppl (‘abanne Hotel, ZEGIRT,.For general housework, © 1D ety 3 >» WN. 2th ne ‘ _— . mohly > bed 1 (larfield 7) — ce . : all nmten 7. Hospital, do%e rT, AAUNDRESS _ jienced colored; Wants [l>-st ike s GOMpritahi, * (o> ae HOUSEGIRI For general noe work, no days; citv reference, W illing to work. Lin- ' y J. 3 ciel es iundryv: eo home nights 04 it?s fr) dell 6478W _ | WOMANS To sheives, fl ires ar ASS) ROOMING USsk— rooms, o F ‘ ww iroom a oster bed, Ircassial i) Se EO - - = Allis ole Weill Des or ee ith ‘i HOU REGIRL—Or woman, frr een “in M AIDE—E xperience d. white, Apply linen ny the 06) ; em e; fet rs aude incom ORS Tt! oe Somtigh bed , mahegany Gave a 1 Me . ee: a, i#. a “> 7 sekeeper, Majestic Motes, return for good home. Call Sidney em room, Wat wick Hot e). 1th and Locust, (c») S11 Washington ‘ - il ' J ’ Ou n call lomo Oliver, Smith (ce: ggg renege n, & 209 Se PR Lae ee M \ID- House and dining room mati, x- oe SelB = + ' ; “a ' cit if other | for rni sinall « rate eACHIA Aibs cperienced Apoly VSEGIRI,—White, for light housework, nerienced. neat colored girl; reference making salads. ef¢ ;. SHOE STOR! : og ; gee ' : (. ) $295.000 1 war “ , "2 aT : = , A Wa eeerexton Bete nines : nall apartment: no laundry. Grand 801\V.!| Forest 2219 (cv) 10°30 a. 1 room 3 Union § fon locatio Res , Po isp 7 irniture, f fqous ues. a owe —— . ; ; ; , . ‘ Lh te Pempeeaer ot or . ree id or — > Rotanica! du MAILD-—Neat ippearing white for @meneral WOMEN Experte OUre use rl SHOk PAIRING SHOP \ boca! ' _ e UJ RNI ; | RE \\ AN | ED BADLY — ; . aa . P «ite . ose F : ; . on P > . av , ‘ « ? iter il foo YProducts if 4 » is ner ‘ lyse of = 400.8 Ii | and der etri “‘uller io Used some Ot the Hast sfanc! prefer onan : omael ' . -eferred: refer witl prep 4 avi n haker\ horhood. lots of work; guarantee 3100 " ' ety . : dg ‘hone Olive 64 ‘, : : ts . : (iene ral housework and Cook - ehildren: (y;erinan cesacent preferr i}: : i eal a , ‘ . , , ’ ews ‘ ' ’ | , . wlion, oulary , no a tundrs wages $40. Call Caba 4 ences require (iran : 424, A846 [afave(te Ra TY (is T nis } | i} per week Price reasonable. Ima '? a 7 ¥ onrde . P 4 ae rien et’sS iT} +} ° let. ae | ry _ for advange, 3 ic) (cf) | WOMAN—Suitable, married. or woman with West Florissant foniers nett nports, refri Ie WV . 4| AND MOTOR CYCLES | : 5 se N ah) F cane > elated Ets we A pesclpsogeny nine table ) Urn 1 4 ire WY 2 \« »‘ =? Le . 9 wo in familv: apartment: references. Cab washing; a good home tor right gle Fe nerag ~ | —- + es , pee epee ; aS ae i nr ' me ride : = = rap o« Lenos Di. @e Hi7RN S748 Kineebourv ic) erences. Call Cabany a 7228 Westmore Tor “was ; Ol tT Housewo arn af . , . LAlsts | MIN . a . bod ATS ’ Tr (4 Hor " land ’ , Ts thi rAtLe rit) ft & “s ‘ ABLISH ME NE ‘ ‘ ii 4 i I . i eT ry ‘ 4 , y ' ri : m : ‘ » ‘| = : ’ : % ma hoes " ¥ CSEGIR w ly ouse- - at ; vf ' 71, , 20n4s Si gig ' ‘fe of dwellings or sims ’ wf JUSEGIRL— Family of two, general aoiise: | ANGLE GIRLS -Shakers and folders. HH YOUNG GIR! 0 stav With Vv; good plenty cleant and pr ' , Rm «3% Fork: no waehing Mrs rene GOB tri . atagea* ee ” and Locus! rig? lat 4) ’ for + ther busines lt rile ne of mil fab + Rom Mor roe Kirkwood te! epnotl ie, 4 : . tel Jefferson Laundry, 12th am y home ae ; - we a , : ier } { ibar \ ; } } | Pail» la : Si58b mt ae ‘ 3140) ~e me . “ee Apply 12th floor. eb Aiter ! ; ri es 7 = mie HOUSBEGIRI! et girl f semen RO. . . . Vay ) tI EN Spe : | be eas OF dso y >- home shia Cal Mi irest’ O737 or address | MANICURIST—First-class, F rank F. Roxy | yOoUNG LADY-—-\ er ,¥ i eee | oe eee : chat 48 tates, | pets| ae ) ma: also compl toc] ANIMALS . ' ae fi ores ‘ . . , ° TTCr L ; ark ‘ é } nt ’ fiiil I ' : . ; " Avs 7 i4 Union: references reauired. harher shor, 408%o N. «fh Sendio, 102 Mark Poy ret nme | ’ A rhis nus sol fe a ied wuke's He tal ’ \}D) ‘or telenron elerical .? en few “ gard , — SEGiIRI. For general housework: two M} es Si WOMAN—st um ie) YOUNG pate 3 eaet e400. anaewe — I “8 cons atlanta an 4 WANTED a o~ a at . ~ york 2“, } , aint ¢ ; '\ i Lyi ryiel . . - - eatin ~ wonmnh for rere : nh famiiv. ROOS | wares, Wits B! Waterman, Delmar. la riting ots 7. re ‘ a fion 71) ' . l st) Pranrn - IM =e iLungstrae bveing Vracaens . oe sg : rrean ! st be good P er on) 14h } la o vet Diermter ee J8t floor Phone Cabanvy 3396 (©) | MEN'S HAT TR aoa A) ne cre. if a Rox H-27 P.-D. i in i a eit ; 7 nftairs work’ expe OUSEGIRI.—Fer general housework no and Cleaning § 0 sim Park — : - W D ‘si ta ve 2 | 5 e270. 2815 Cast! A ORTER Firat-clans, 0 *? - : ' ., . Al ng j } . a ; ros = . .. ; i pa work qood iat derson- Kili | at (9 P ere — er - ’ ' ’ ‘ HORSES aN TK references 59275 Waashington pat ha) Locust at (c4 qi we _ SEGIRL W hits for cenern | housework .s xx . . ~ . >. 4’ efe Ne re ‘ . ; ‘ } “4 ; °1 r € ''s . ’ ¥ -" » » oe ’ " : ,* , Ei ADArt Ment no laundry goood wakes NI RSk. bol o-vear-old 2. ’ wr, , gonbrmea . lal tr ¢ manitac tu ine Discoun ae Iie on three she Oo) Sec ger , i» , 2 ye _--— MRD Me A enn Yorest 4452, (c) wired, Cabany Tit. 6 —— : , : , ; LO; leer tions. Lis or Mort firet-clat NN OG t) RE WANTED rienced in fart of best | Hol xp ite 4 vaner ousewrok NURSE—White. for two children mat eonecern marketing natlioli- ~nne th ' ae ae 0 ‘waters I whe White. for general hou ? : fs Apply at once, 5307 : jone Cabany GR, 6M cH) » Washing; good wages, 4432 Laclede heave reference. ann. went es) | : MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE . , Forest 4402 ) ic) Perahine avV.. second fioor we ’ ally acd er? ised products, Bs Sars sind cabiog . —_. — = . . ey. * zs HOUSERGTRI Whit good MA, ermall far SI RaeEeGIRL White. for ehildren,; $55. sO . “ SiR «ON! i250, OGS Was “a Ae ann M Shartor Cavan 2114 lat gah Pane apna ; (e4y needs educated Womalh tli ree a ak ver . : — 1 NU RSK—F r wuperintendent ~ nen BGik o cooking with or withont Kr lonatt & Hanna. Quan h rex i Wares 1: 0A Shawmut p! : ‘ny etent. reliable for = hildren; F . : . ‘ . Cc) 3B en aoe anne P Call ¢ ‘aban ‘ Sr Or crews. Stead emplor ica ' Apply A. | TSI ’ You ‘ite girl, 16 to 18, to 2 Enright Livni ) notin . 4 ! ' he wees hr a small apartment , two it . , . ment and unhimited POSSI- es Beggs: ne q : - ; a : | | — "* - : ‘ ; , = a5 eo iY) - | t hilit ies. No door hel] ni hy ’ é : wx Mores es al : —, rl senall Raratte " adults: wager ~ chee at Bae at .” * mga ink $10 i ; 4 vatideye er cul bad Soo agent ‘ las ‘ eine and expenence ( ) } 4] ' W ( ) . . ' ‘ a. . : . : eens ‘ aa ’ } Pytts “ +. | )| A lf \ | ) A | : ; ’ for Bthot), now Bie .» . ” q higyt*e 3 “ . ‘ en - ith mit . ’ =) Nein , » Aen j Ox ‘. arrel, : ; ”) . , . . h or 719 , ‘ ‘ ’ ad . ; BGIRI une girl f Besrer Rox 1-171. Post-Dispa é | . ’ 7 | | ” . 24 rolls af Pitise. hone ©. Or. 2 vee hy . ; (oo © work sae Enright. 24 floor Forest ‘ : e es : ned — "TRI ; ' bit : ria rita r , Vokes. -F ; ~- eo 4 nice work ; imar el t. oF) wee Gini jon | a "ieee hag leg : rel , th ‘ rite mr, Paved ype ; rat lac , L>i@peet } : sear? rem@onal:« g ’ HOU SEGTIR! oO Kpertien ec} white for _ wen . . ‘ =A ae ) . hour — if ‘ ; ': ‘ > , | \ Mii wN] ‘ ; i as rie era: houvewart references required V ores" " wu ' jk sini ome - SALESWOM EN “MS eit, an ‘ , shoawins ' ; aN af ; J ; : " 7 interest. ¥f A y nent Oks .* ‘ Ps at Waterman ce ‘yn hamiwriting, giving rien as At Serre are ye t; ane te ’ ff — ; ath R : : ee i 4 ijenera! housework: apart and ' rv expected at ©* ' —— pe ; “SLALDIES—At los 3 if ood |! nes x «1 aa a ; :' , a het ; : , , . & ' ., Twe ifth and bor. "37 oat. Manatee t king na ON adwa qematanereemngn — . - ” " Aj} mal | ‘ ’ an expe ' x ¢ . , = - se ) | ? | | ve ; rr {e5) it |’ ta? rs} | é*oloniat Laune 5 Ter t Th 1? irs | oe home nights. ’ | : io. @ ai fed) i." ; | skirts. and & white ‘i I S i ' Tr Ri prtat prun' b aor ' 5. eee] Flore one . M. ver oa . " b . : » . ‘ Pr Ptitds BPs ' ‘ 2% ; . ” , ~ : ’ ' Ce f ‘ . “wage A blot overall Mfre ‘7 ta tn neighborhoo . ‘ * ‘ ty at , . ’ ‘ " rand, nits oo = . J . . r cleaning. repairing and other -- wh sperienced on wer ‘OUNT ~ " : ! | a | Pp 4 (OPERA rors Experienced 4 SHOE SAI ESTLA ADIE x Several Apouly . BOLIA PoouN rN ‘ . i} iGing are ! fo ; , ‘Re , ; . : \ door orth ' ; ; ' vwe'tgn?t #8 ae | ex \ OLDBE| nae : (cs) r mercees, £20 5, Jellersam, he wc > * | int ‘ '? of ry \« 68 are advertising in the I oat chines ta earn on ekirt wil Pay owentha! box Voh! hy r airs ‘a ‘ Dispatch P , anpiv at Shapiro vl “ ' ? le *; rning Pots 7 ’ ii] ; | . i ' “oOad ‘ ' Want ages. ae. f ncmmeail (‘o 110 Washipeton Washington a\. Broadwa § thitag . ‘G23 Wesdington 8s

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that suits you as ts location or service offered, advertise in P..D.“WANTS ” -ee THURSDAY 4 Bt 3 ees as” 1F YOU CANNOT FIND A PLACE TO BOARD— AUTOMOBILES _ACCESSORIFS, _ PARTS—WANTED TIRES BOUGHT—Will buy serviceable condition; The hs pe Co., st AUTOMOBILES _AUTOMOB)LES oe TOURING CARS i aaa PLA Nos AN D “ORGA RGANS CPRI your old tires if PRIGHT Piano. FORD -For male, B: at [BRANSEN” Beer Planos 6 $450 ne new. mA | for a money anywher SAXON | pose ang sale: two high-grade, wood HAYNES_ For sale, “Wee “0 Years ‘the Reliab! RRANK | STELL. L, : ) ; Car cost new with extras S200; SAXC N (For BA le, TOURING AND TRUC K “BEST PL ACE w positive bargain | STEARNS. “KNIGHT — >LAYER- PIA} ANO — _ (9; in good stndition and . has been thoroughly over-. swuled; complete with 24 roll mers touring car. Loujs Motor Service Oo. Ss of SARLAND >. sale. , months old: must we Daren e . " Cut eRe ee &) Ha nnn er Bie, emt Revie, ra TALKING “Sesaeened SOO PLL se BARGAINS— Victor, son talking machine STODDAT RD. DAY TON. APRIL 24, 1919, a APRIL 24, 1919, ttt tte et . ————E ROO i : a . MS FOR RENT—weEsT | HOTELS i | MARYL ND eye Rien ene eee i ble and othe ee Second- nh front doy. | SHARDELL HOTEL, 434 and Lindell bl... | MINERVA Ro Ome: 56 4) high- -Class family hotel, American plan {e8) | top prices. . keeping: ' Deo ii Fr urnished rooms, ~ house. [a ALCAZAR HOTEL. $137 1... 312 | oan ied 1] © 54 Unt versa MINE -beople emPloved. with running water. — and private | (e&) | A. 5212—~Neatly furnished room, a} | —aths:_ 7: Gav. $3 week {c8) i ean ae 7-PASSENGER TOU RING CAR 2 R Mt $10. and Sanat NSWIc ra Phonograph, not be told from new ‘Plays all records, an ] ask for a Sagner. mec hentea c ondttion: in exc rellent shape; OO LL LO LO Mm. ies lh EDisc IN Biamons RPA ee NPL el Cla alm. ousehe a re - goods, Ms Dia C—O KISSELL SEDAN, sneanpteteremenanene _MISCE LLANEOUS : Rt OM -- rare tive, HW. rue wae HINES ( Cabinet. ] . in, "halanea about $50" pe NCTROLA- For sale. Larne Souther rn —tinde roomeres, For.- PHS—For eal; “Seal eae ae: $175 sty et r e ‘eouthern eXposed. standard phono- arr ) TOURING a , CARS _terme if danires. Bailey. FORDS-~ For sale, must be sold thie wee Me Py} cash or bonds kK Rie ig Sen bowRh. “immediate deliy ery: yy: in PON ‘ORDIA “MUSIC. cnr) FRY ANT. STYT. E non ~Rooms furn ‘ished ‘for ata ‘tants Motor | ( ANDLE ER STIX also 1918 touring, Fs le, worm- -drive truc ( “hrtot fans preferred. car. $2.59 per hs nee - FOR gg “Peerions touring cars an i'm looks — Rood a8 New. _houelecpn rooms: rt I, 92.54) Der “hour. Forest RATT ie New 7. passenize public nad ‘private b " Cc all at 4400 Evans. Late frout room DODGE. “For sale ony evening Ser A. rip ia oo F mM Arty = sul hi Goad oom ine GUTon, 2BL e Ww td. DR IVE FORD TRIN Ck “FORD Roce _AUTOMOS: Le: “MISCELLANEOUS Pe arr . eo. am, oak 0 Die eos he a8 na é Sea oe ois pair aa oR ke ss A A ee et “ 4 SE sights? ae i? BA 25 i = “nr s - y a PA RK NOW ne | ti lomals en al] conv eniences’ biewee teh $40 0 a frites sparior. bedroom Tome a } — . -D | ¢ “TTA . ——o - Ore tg: yf room, 6100 we — = ————s GE Wtd.—4 or 6 rooms, will pa Pay gool | BROADWAY AN ‘ip cogent soup gait private family: me yeeman emploved: “pee ROOM Wed. tub " peationan. iol Week “4 noe and le oe. Box W-342, Post-Dis (4); —Buflding. 3 : shebiee at ree mt — | s (eM, f ere! Ion H ( aba nv 2 TJ. Rox , 200 Ys ont. 1 oe 4 e usec week-ends HOUT SE Wa. is About _— rooms. ™ ust be rent firet fi se tely. St ent. ee e city. oommates. O¢ n s. WwW ith | oard, for Kentlemen (7) Rox | 11. Poar- MMeneten “aoe"j= = VE RNON, 43852-——-Newly furnished rooms, -9; ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—2 « iuite, L'¥o | > ee SCC beaut iful vi te eT Kile or connec ting. in beautify] lodat ton; at Children; city or suburbs: state price. Box | FURNISHED FLATS—APARTM'TS | rans F—2012 Franklin « av : 20250, to (¢ kK F the accommodations of home; tele;hone, | _W-318. P ‘ost -Disp atch. THI 5. sere weed Plano, ete: can make arrangements for’ ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.- Lady wishes WEST Splendid Store Location. pli we TO live— just NLL Ln, meals: Hoediamont ear | ,Froom.- with or without board. in Cetholic | rrr —_ nect ie 4 gas, | Ww ASHINGTON BY, 4710A—Neatiy fu family: state terms. Box W-319 P.-D CLARENDON, 1012—Les Graces Apartment. | rand acne Treas te ie, 318% ‘= attr “ tion 9 mal 4 nished room: all conveniences. ! ROOM ANT By 3 a a. wane couples. — {e5) | HEMMEI LMANN- -SPACKL ER R. E. CO., i ; T Yu it] Call ha ve am heat: | WASHINGTON Bi. 4007 Attractive ROOM AND BOARD Witd.—Working win de- DELMAR’ BL. . Or en O! ease RMAL m MEN AMY ux NC iret J pi from Forest } ‘ark Wee manager on premises | ~~~ —_ A nr a Re 4) ny > it {) aS c he Kit ‘henette (VT) ale. rary c oOo! ‘ 2S wo Lae a , er Ji $6 a WESTMINSTER PL $215-—Smai} front SHERIDA N . rool ( rit ger we ! SO Senha ’ th toilet ‘a i et! ain 4404. tc rT. . , a : =| ,roomn, fos Rentieman, every comfort: rd) ee _ MARNE APAR | MEN TS | BULL DING | MATERIAL, For sale: ail me. 4 | L Vostoffice; | : SOUTH | tertal now in Delmar Garden. incl = i | @ Vacant NORTH ~~ vee atten ee Ore i vi28 PERSHING AV so vine lumber. a)i dimensiones: s \s ; southerii me ae mets ; ; e-reom, 4-room efficiency. co: upletely | ing, looring. maple flooring. jolsts. tim. 5 fore , im, f : “ptemanag Sa ite CNL rng tna, | ‘ter . pen: ‘angie Thurwi gpeney . at - Varad fur nished. Including linens, aij, er and dishes | bers, sarh. doore. fencing. elect ric wire , uf ye fo) f ! hy Is per opert ‘tricity. (RAN D. Bay N EF Urnished ?d. Story, front PE & i an Sila a fuel} Rar Ohrid e@! lectricity for lighting: new | cable. rope cable. stee! room trusses. “] fie 7 atl Ken W ood Are Hh rooin for ‘UUBCKECCDINE: also siea Pingg room | BR. A N NON dt, 4 OoA arKe rooms. - apartinents and new furnishings: niv ersity : trie bulba, sockets. motors and ail ati % : (4 | 3 ( OR JZDA REALTY CO., 4012 Choutean.(ch8) | car; $70 and Ub. See attendant, on premises,! now in ey tises. Avply to A. H. Stiel, Deke oa || The Hodiamont ex rs, im front) MAFFITT, 87a74 ight housekeeping room OL MAN, 2124-34A-— Two three-room flats: ©! OREON BE. & R. G. & ‘OTT Agts., ~ Saas Garden. Cabany 200. or S13 Ch ee line, will tak , $5, and kite ‘he nette; porch: all conven lences. (7) handelierr: £10- open te) ao 8) Chestnut et. ‘e8)] st Olive 196. ae ~ Me, Wil tak you to Keay 3 : . NX ava) , ‘ y ° = " J ng nice | a Ar riTT er Kurnishe 1 house keeping THIRTEENTH, 1623 s Vhree-room fiat. 20 NORTH | wis yt W SHUTTERS or sale. “4° ppom for l or @ ladies: Dbrivate family floor; electric lights. Ras and water: $7.50 - , aya PPD APP — ——— = Bot tort Realt Mi IN Re i) Di 1405—! Noome, fo} ny ar 7 huusekeen. |) per miont! WARPFILELD 245A} urnished modern 5- | > ing: neatly furnished. (6) WEST aie eet bartment: nice for a tult family ~ REAL ESTATE WANTED 914 DELMA R A\ . . oe ,_a“~a~Aa- NN ln tee : Se . . NE "A LDING $227 Second- floor frout roo} : j » irnie hed: eile Ate ] est ‘ 1 J (7) Orn SF OPK dite a eae ee ee ee FLAT Ww td. ~To bu 5 or a room flat or as. continuous mei oT OVE o107 oat — : i Me E AS” TON 4-S2A —Four . rhome tollet fix tise HOUSES WANTED house, — Sam T ullkman, soi N \_Jefferaon nied se _§¢@ t “ i. ‘ UTS, Pes gh Pt or } rs ri tures. we rn ens. shades: $14; open. DWELLING Wt By + eee tenes *Y 1¢ F L AT Wtd Severa! good lote 3 and e ash t te-= = ate, _ aor OF Smpmoyed coupk ™. BK. O'REILILY fn CoO ’ G ror ant. . or _i412R _— 723 entities at. (eh) ream } ouee in West End. Rox W . P.-D, ae gmoaern wat ne een. rekis ae ARMS _FOR RENT —_ A. ee secliceiia * , Va : - - /HOUS t n ower «drove or For FOREST PAR BI. Jl ry light rooma: RE SIDE NC be Wri Modern. w or on rooins: > " ’ act room _ROOMS FOR RENT- “COLORED Tat heat ee : zu eer south; by May lf; permanent tenant. Box bo Park district. Box P an a D. ___' Sie Par MSF ~~ For rent: severa! ah or @ bad? - LLL ell sy a . - i mY i. Pret -Dienaton ( ‘OTT AGE Wtd.. 2 or 2 roome, in cdgre wth rirhvtlaen af ting '?) ¢* hee furnished | re KK 426: Sw. tnieod- nicels furnished | NORTH —e | itv or suburban: brick or frame: or bh = oo n, «dor WhuStairs to respec tabie man aud te OP ms eee ee eee ' LATS AND AP’ vr S WANTED | fuuity In same Rox W-242. P.-D '. CiTy REAL ESTATE FOR Ca eno \ife (*4) : —- 7 ; Le - AAA AA 4 RESIDENC E Wtd —Mod rn, 9 10 OIA te ' we ow uj ! _ ss 2 ASIII. AN [) +; ef) k iv@-roorn fiat furnace ne oe | e or rooras, | LUCAS, 82290 F Irn ished front room elec- and tile bat h AP, ART ME NT wid 2- room for the eum - south, by May 17; remnant tenant. ‘an SOUTH ; a T 274. Ps at- = nali Tricity: bath: kite hen bhone; back room a K\ EN THI. 20204 N Four rooms: $8 oa furnis se Box L.-088. Post nn f — - “pes = . oe _ | alse (1%) M. BR. O'REILLY R. @ CO APARTMENT Wra Four-rgom a Pr : ae ‘ a ne ‘ CE t aT, . , part: nent ( ‘hk | T's southerr SEMPLE, 2005--8 reoms, large porch. gas. 625 Chestnut eat. ier) or flat, with garage. by responsible couple, Or U te \ 5 Sat e, Se d LOTS FOR SAL ‘7 ithern oas let? a a> 4 ) Mav 1 7 . men fier fotles ) Ds In ar RT4Q7 ??, kLAT ~] 0: h and l'yle: C Seen rent 4 ‘ ay v = “abany S90 (cB) We he\ e buvers for flats. cottages and es: J CARI and os Yee oe rooms, $8.50: ? rooms $7. See fanitress. |) FLAT td --By good tenant. in W est End | bungalows. If you wish to gell, call in te + in Roulevars e1gnin. take hous ‘kheep ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY 10° Ay" N 10th oa (Ay) Rox an 249. Post- ~Disnaten eee Us at once We ean gel! vours 3 — Bie! te Bre OOM oF , and Waik a ble ‘ . - ve “ i i i an . 7 Y: a 7 . : : . “aa i d vis oF y tes - GL ASGOW, ior ine rooins. 24 floor, water | ¥ LAT Wrd ~—Lewer 4 or v rooms. on South; __KOLLAS RE. CO... 1148 ¢ nestnst s aa x JOSEL H WISNEW SKI, 311. f22 47) L£uS > 4 q = 1epate (Coe " oR > ‘ , ; — rm ca SCELLANEOUS nw | and gas. Bi Post-Disp Aide. Ra _W-282. Post-Dispatch, ‘) Bungalows and Cottages Wan a i children : ; 2 NICE &-rvom flats* good . ndition, Wevs AT Wea Modern, 2 rooms, south of Park Mall full “ul B , : "a ROWM AND I OARD First- ‘ASS ACCOMM. berg ~. 245th (c 8) a’ .; Upper Dre ferre , Young marrie|] CoupD!s. | ‘ be “ particulars ade once uvers STOP PAYING RENT : dations. two refined men board optional! oe Hox 1-342. Pog: “Dispatch (4, | “iting RECOME YOUR OWN LANDE r’\A bal ws | i A) d mr hy ive is fr leyt ane mplete for ,28tions. 1 , tw on GLICK & JONES R £ ca. © week . —— = _ DWELLINGS FOR RENT FLAT Wd. -§$5 reward for ‘infor: mation of 4- S24 ¢ “heatnut st. (ef) 2 «ro ; house Da lA boe mon a ey ONS ere —— rareriy) f , ’ ; ° . . bcneinant: SOUTH niin €e aA Rs, .. coat boa “~~ _ en Il can rent Hvis near tirand av Se, x eS RS nr eich teint taccrisntnininsliidaitiinlai, _WES? LAW Sire ee (e) Have Cash Buyers Waiting WOT S. 37th wt. or As. LOOMIS. § — COMPTON 1822 Nicely f irnished roo a - ee od Me ae — as. 4 — ? bv Py 8 con- 'For 3, 6 ana © room bunga! ows in a 3 three excellent table: near two cay lines (CO) ENRIGHT, 3000—KElegant &-roo mn modern ne! ST etIOn @ sen Serand and. ‘2% “a | location, and also for 4 and 5 room $6 and | MINN« TRE 1405 Roome for rent. w ith beard home, harniwood floors decorated, “nades, or a ana tyette to Arsenal. Forest 6842. | with fine bath and al] conveniences; thie ts 3 : WEST (4) or me conveniences etc meals cheap possession May 1 Olive 2217 FLAT Wtd To rent. bY newly married c-u-ino ad Just to list property: we have sctul 5 __._. tite tine in he es Convenien irst-clags meals ae we aoe ple. 4-room flat with all moder n h b i h ‘a4 « Park. Compton care bass the door; oppostie | \ a NDE vE NT ER Pl... 68 There is no place tp ns , oN modern «co ven | (ash buyers waiting: we have so ie : | aAfavet ti : Pose "et nh the city wher. you Can enews the pleas ~—— Cee: South Bide, Box 1-181, Post-D's j Uist of bungalows and flats in the __ I" Oray the Av Megend bo 415 - f 91) board: ate 8 Stinroundings at rc ELAT Wtd.-—Nice. §$-room modern flat with! Weeks and ff vou want fo sell at the right: P. We tave 125250 feet or 2505200 } AR ix $158--Front room and board: private ; : : ; . ° of > fh ; , front farnily: room for two rg 14, ¥ CHUR CHILI, WHT! TE MOR B «QO furnace, eleetricity ‘wo adults: «oy or; price, call and see us at once + ® ®outh aide at the t mb of the hilt, u — li He ou = 'CO2 West Cail Forest TIST i GEO | WANSTRATH 71716 Chestnut come WI) wel) iahe x, if interest KOOMS ANT) BOARD —‘Tuan rooms. all con. - : nee : , byt: ALPERT T TERE Y & to SZa ; : : ac * “f PLAT OR APARTMENT Wtd.—3 or 4} my : a Pniense a > = - ¢ preferred veniences: Aceller bo and wn ae! ) y] ] kK NX R re I] s 3 rooms, modern couple w ithout ent] Geen REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE pat Aye f . — — . FOR RE N’ I Phone Rel] Main 4980. Statio 119 ; Stites > ~ - ROOM AND i IARD One si gi- and 1 lov KMeautiful roo “ “ ‘noe eiriet mod wale fi — : = “| K flat, = 8U BURBAN PROPERTY FOR floor. (4) ble rnfortably fu lished room ni : * ni “$80 Pisaas Wid = rime » to &@ ro Ya: CoTT AGE: wa vor ¢ hange, gee ee h Be — tobi. Bb | ‘ ry] c \ rn} ‘j { yy)« rr Ven ern ent Ss! 44 ye bea De test ast : ‘ ; >! a , . iy “> rooms lent to Park, Com ptor and Fourth car s KBox J ! PPS aren — (‘hestnut gt modern con: enien: ‘es re ferences Rox W ' sttene, otoma a Guna ments made hy ee MISCE LLANEOUS .« “uTR i* «$ 6, Post-TDie ate t (6) Oo} m4 by Post. Disnate h ‘Ss! i. ett —— . i. ———. aE mR Sige ——— =s — “S&UNGALOW -For sale: Kirkwood: ee SIDENCK.W PF 120 ’ °3 4 = ek 2 kes ’ ¢ | ht pe q i*¢ ‘ . re ‘ a . or Bia le or ware, rooms: 2 KI =r. i. a —_— Roo and art ruple {: 309 } | v I yee l, I, Fy A Cr Wtad io ple | a ithout eMilidren would! modern large grounds: or exe hange Hi tel rece nedern residenedts pone ene f roon rn residence. PWiy dec. like to ser * $f or 5 roo fiat. Fairground | flat or old large residence, south . a } ~ fection of Webster Gen on. rooms RUSSELL, - asgzv— Seuth room for ¥ orst oP eal Age ig nen: a - —— “Le Misirict preferred ares pi references a) lt Owner box 7 route 13 Kirk k wood, Mo Ss ay } las (° “lors “iT (heen ULSR c vla Ss board: reasonabie, Victor 2302 J. rated "i in tip. STEIN sha} RIT Cthe hain om ¥ ty ne to nas good price Rax ae -239 P D : ; Ww Ee a we —_ — ; - . . i IN ‘ 1¢s . 2 " 4 = , I n : ; ee ’ ‘ ’ + a) reps? 'e | larwe SH BSN 4 NL AH SH4HA—Large front rin mm — F L AT Ww TD RE SP INSIHBI. E AARRIED A ANT td 1200. cna «4 t - nF } | tie, 10 born hone le | k r NORTH COUPLE WANT iT F Sgulty. about § ‘rent $o teed trast 3 ardvood floor: aplendid, hint hauaaiee -eping board for two gentlemen Nometlike Riu () A N’] er ’ Des > ¥ t’ RNISHED | t*” 00. want vacant uto or ° what , an Ar ree satis ty = oth housekeep- oie undinges: South Side: Park and omptom! . - — ——or PHREE- ROOM FL, . STATE VPRICE. : vou? Box w. 361. Pont. Dispatch. : D@er of we. a. ae — om 4 adi ¥ Care: private: reasonable BENTON. 1513 ne ee grooms $lh. BOX Ww. 919. P —~laree roon, fevy two: twin 722 Cheatniut es ieny | R pie Ba SS Wd Three and hath. #) e« oe nia ¢ ‘omemretal Bldg PSs We i\e om did beeen pris Slain ‘ beds node rn Convenien, es OX: eller, rijeaye -_ ' x he fore Mi: ay Zt) voung married ‘ ae ug, ania . $2» J oule c lay fan (7); RED RUD, 425 Residence, 7 rooms and } te “Sout h Side preferred. Rox W-104. P ‘D FOR EXCHANGE 160 ac res, nearly y oe Ser ay . a. ea ai : weeny reception % hath furnace, hardwoo! ' for the plow Northeast Arkansas: @ — f ‘ TES, Same Large front room and beard reception A! ath (A) phat l sadn eda Forest 344M floors downat airs, hot and « Vid Water. fine FURNISHED FLATS tom land no overflos clome to town: Ke ’ T ia 4 \ 4 THES , furnished | . — basement; cozy home: $0 ber month Ap / & | ee S WT oD. I4l-eacre farm, improve 1. mille from ; Tv oats rea-' DELMARt BL... STS Well-lghted large piv on. pre Mises Or SN23A Page (4) a 7 oie ae a kood buildings: ail fenced. what have et: &” ' 7 ; front room. with good bh ard. in private si. FERDINAND 44 *—Fwo g00d reomes At Wid gh ty ished, modern ; et ROBERTS REALTY CO ~tM) A ash or Liberty ae | family. in apartinent. to couple or lar dies fine vard: RAs. $2, “a per month ‘i BS es! Find } ine Nive oy 4. (4) | SIR Cc ommerctal Big... St. Lous. : rh, : ‘] ; walé “x 128 % ven. | &™Mploved Call Forest “45901 a4 . ae) 1 RR NISHRID Fl. AT WwW td. —4. -room. complete. E +} ae Wirt), Aff@e , ken secte fruit homie: , ENRIGHT, 5104 Large southern exposed APARTMENTS fem Te x "W208 ‘Poste Di south ~~ New F lats for EC anes S Frese wrice henne cen Seeetreaa Dy room, With hoard: adults Rentiemen 1 e- wannnnnnannnnwann Nl itn — = 20a te l.cated on De Tonty at have 3 14 an « t!: PA Rc ny i . : hy hy + . praee Preapri? bedrooine ferred: reaFonable SOUTH Fl Ir NISHE ]? APART ME N TT Wie For aurh;. kits ienettes. reakfaat rooms, and s s is ferent e7 1% ; , >ieumaat ae P: for | : o PAI en ee et ited Her morths, voung couple: advise location perenes ‘le bathe: hardwood floors; [ee Wes: + .. fe! ‘ Phone: POREST PARK 11... 4309-—K. ard, 2 mente ere ters et pest references, Wox W-.415. | furnaces: ren: Si20 month: willl take > "Ol Fel le men or couple: excellent cook: bome cox. LAFAYETTE in. ¢ or Spring: also lafay Poe:- Dispatch property or wa t ground ase part pai : eae ''.te° . . forte Telephone reaeonahie (3, ette rn. {o cor I int ninth) Splendid 4 _ BOW GHERTY. R E ‘i> SO Cc 7 4 * pat! SALE [i airv roome | ; me: ek room with sun parle abartments in these , Fl _RNISHE I> \PARTMENT Wea Or ftlat: See Or. 11D ans sf , ePxne. (if yw opR BELLOW 122 -Nice} ) furniaer ed room, almost new Uuil linia Si7 wth) ind £46 fay by? . ke radiue Page and Hamilton ° tn! — See ee ~~ die, , 7 4 ae a 7? iz —— CO! steam heat, With board Cabeanvy 2O%4W +4) tor, heat, hot water + roome pri te bath electricity. or. FARMS FOR SALE if Se will , alt vrite of part , t: : cesente : . g j iN TT : , 4 - eee A ln oe : . Sa tiie A ith hr ate conveniences 4. | KE NSING TON, 5248A——Furnisned room: ex- we FOHN A. WATKINS range. pial vouns couple; rent limit 835.) ~ es . i Stov, i4, 17> > ' hie ner ate f mil . reas tabl . Internationa life Bide P feiffer'e Py, armacyv FARM he or or exeonhenge, S)-acre ae if mM} ey lw —~—IwN fe &:F = cellent tabi privat« A Hy I SOMA « ; WEST ae sourl far —_ improv ements . : _- ii x 7 tide : } ‘ as ud a : 7 : ° : as *: ’ - : : | LINDE SB: Skealiony Cre tar ee room, ult. | wT _ SUBURBAN PROP TY FoR RENT THE pYAS REALTY OO AT eR Witter Mg Wilson Hide. siligie al la f; y? ‘? excellent ? neals: reasonable (fy ' , IVE 1401 ‘ aa : 41 r te T — a aan ll ae “a F ARM For sale. 40 a res. 3 ae ! ( % Tt \ rR y He ME . &tx 0 and hoar j. VE Me ed ntee ton ge tents) 1 Pete railroad town: 4-reom vee. outdyll J parate MePHERSON. one aon hesiea 7 rome 1 nt ef. completely furnis ee se room efficiency [SUBURBAN PROPERTY —Furnished | ne water good jand. » cash, "4 ” (i references. Cabanv 21k ) (2) | preakfast room: new tside ant. Haht and MERAME #, Cnt Gein? etlen) dae Der tmae en sere 10 genes. hae , ee had ITH 2 ACR ES ay j 4 fu ie} for Fr lcm by A a aan =~ see 1] Bremnd a. h an % joe mini er month. l\% miles from aunt ‘ “Te Opens: +. Tn’ ry led Ss reo ome sleevinz McPHERSON, 45 14- large front room 245.1 Eitheiency 2) on mg er FUPN Ste uPuee r aT INOS Vhy do you rent? } i tal le board. (4 ( ‘| : = \ ‘ . 7) f Trees: garden already bianted: large nore .: a : BR4 inn for — ? ~— nen = food ad ae ' ONT ¢ ! j pred l | lii¢ I? ~ instantane mipe het water very 4esirabie. FARM For sale or exchange = : haus eat Re s : oe “arn furnishe a M AP I. EE AGI Two Pie ait bd -floor lexis site eae ae 4 ¢ a . ie ope for ir Spection avers afters oor ex *nhf good so}! 4$-roormn houre, barn, ot . tah). @s re ti we er him? refer- | for 4 ge pat len or ladies: very best heard wS67° Nina p “e TOO} » Frooms ani oun Nendav Hell Wetown IR i?) hetldings; ti, miles from hard road, : Farnhe. et ‘ith asparagus | $24 ear Cabany #673) Ce eee © ~.OV OE ws ‘ wate: Gmmnls oe from Beardstown. 11) no bottom land; @ , torr ’ es ee om pn se oe | ~ loset room; garage if want DOSMOES) U1 ecept S*. Louis property. thie farm is : | torn “ Post. Dieoaten i) PAGES C210 “Beautiful large room ~~ with May SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED Earnie Dittherner, S13 Weer Pree Sn -| xentenion’: Cabane heighten: 1 oon” HEMARLMANY-SPAcKLER RF co, | SUBURBA\ menage eapeng Wy _ CLAYTON Veniences A : : mesveniin and Chestnut ste FURNISHED it! NU ALOW Wed Por gu AND Pe sale, or exchange for i , a ~ fir- ROOM ANI BOARI) Iie vutiful \ ‘ut mis ie EFFICIE NG | mer montor Webe«ter (TO ea loea tlon ure income %0 act ein Martin County. had es ’ te Hewutitul f + ton Mei itchen 2d-floor ront room wit Shie viid meals : ferred: voune inerried couple: advise ferima, 1 ‘1 e . Me ‘land on the :. e . : 4) Convenient to Car jhe al! 1 oderr OTN @7 ! UNIV E RSI T y 4 AR T ME N | ~ a hem? reforen: ‘es oX Tar. 84 P .Fy ‘ om -. “rom ; = rr , oa. balance } 7¢ 4 , «al “* ne ei h tences hon ¢ environments; reasonable 4709 ry — fone 3 wow acree in — gi oo ‘h eoomea recension 1 ‘ ka. - e0r (7 “Ul WASHINGTON Pp thn Der , 4 Bee ‘lar, Rope Pe a New fireproof building. 2 and 3 room apart _FOR COLORED PEOPLE MINER REALTY Co. 108 N. 10th ~ je: low ..o. .. ’ ePee ready :, VERNON olJ60- Connecting Yq ¢ wr front menta. & th Sand 4 room efficiencs “@creens PP gin . fe: @ 7 TIO? pric. TOO terme 4 = rooms: excellent meais: reasonable Forest + etaica we othe on ied arene Ae con COOK +3:30- 38 sai large light clean rARM Mr on ptr a "5 nae on De “POR Stas FY «43 Oo? N "418 iG EE alee ne ectri 14 ob . One ' b new Cire fixtures, new), and Platten ro roa. © Milles east x! lfanitor se vice ele ; lig) t and gas ' “al ry = es fie - rover WASHINGTO) EL. 3GUs (Large front par cooking f: irnisi ad with apartment maid a vr fe with réefare: res. es Soto: 40 miles south of ef. ™» my _ | MAPLEWOOD gutting. oth nbenees: heard: reasonable Service if red. See attendant in b iiiding WA T Kk ’ ws 407 Internationa! I.ife Ride ' ated balance oe py > — “or cps ov o’" WASHINGTON BL. 4708 Neatly furnished or City Trust fo. 1182 Washington ics fe* mneaden ee ao es Hm oe 5. - your me a | f ! ; ; ‘ a ’ i." we ' “) ft} ’ ‘ . . ; : , P . “ err ie hz a reome?: wood board continuoua hort water EFFICIENCY APARTME NTS f ort Atilc tet A dandy i-room ¢ at rei g004 4-room frame dwetitng, laree : , - he ate - i “A te sThe reRanr a} le ti» EF) » Fj | 1 A , t 33 oe g% ber rm onth (, idw aA e@eer & mranine. ; ep: inge and wel! ete aii it cood J ft. ; ar ~ ge! ‘ a 72 *, ' : f é WASHINGTON fu 193.0 New! lecorated Uk ene lei | ar ments k HRealtv Co. Tae « “hestnut at ; reads for occupancy a ble bargain - — tron “oom ‘ ontinuoys het Water hon - ‘ ook ; re or r\ e eT ist, Lr +f A 4 \ lline rear A ~-5 Vuh cag baf ve } a ais ¥ . WEBSTER GROVES pri Tle 2 New fireproof hull ling 2 roor “ , - tf first -< Age conditic Ti rent ¥ WO . ARTNT ~h MITTE f wy , i ir a Che —s Wee . W ASHINGT! \ Ri 105) ] O\ ely S0uth PS dal tern . * reer fixtuy en aha lea ar) 4 va n- Min te: ant Gok aw asoer A lrub inakr Ree)" Th as "RE MIia@aor I FARM~Oniy sane. a. 3 si +4 7 a 7 if **,? : , tu‘e iia? NOUsek ee front reom; good meals: excellent location ings steam heat ANnitor service: electric ey comet & . ab ne $i0 caah ant £10 rmonthiy. gemtiy " : OT FH OY EM TRI st “un gentieman rr-eferred ey) ook stovera wit! meectricity furnished fna- FLATS FOR <¢ OLORED ing. lahly profoeticve no wet waste att) roar aa r meth WASHINGTON RBI 4 Nicel furnisned both cookine and lighting: maid service if L deve fall to mee these beautiful Mate 3 aber dant rainfeil. healthful eltmater , ' ia r ‘ “VROVES PRieer « ‘ rt 6 Yn board @lectricits free nhone ea- Cestre! wee atts aye mn Puliding or « ¥ . rooms. Water and tollet rerpmrate ehed« | ® hools and chursi ee <loee to gcood Aha esi. titles Hex 8 Trust (¢‘ }io2 Wasi itigt ton AN =} ‘ PA Dered he! markets = . it be . urant., Sona hie rare ~~ a 142 OA Si, or j P Phew , tio he ed ina foree ve 4 ‘ free. : lw a : ‘ ’ B32 \4 sitte wane eg ogy Br. oo sonia ie" : ] | I PST Ke | N’S 14°" @ en ge oA” f ros $i” Dhetograp? * and full ee 7 a2, } “IPI a ’ “* - a ; ; . ’ - i dilies | Oe e) ay. ~ i. ——~ furniened rooms. with best home cooking pris rr , . . T4214 Papin _ an ad 28 floore a Sie tong oral Balti re : : SE . oF ea ie bay tlaine a|* nee | cae H » { A Keve «at 1424 Singleton, tet floor =~ - ans «, STR® Treorms, made street (4) WEST PINE Hi, $141 Room and b mard for Steam- f ater partments PECK ESTATE “210 Ww ainwright Bide fe*T) | ILLINOI STOCK AND GRAIN ! # . _— prive S$ \wew citeh severa: plain workingmen; home cooking: ‘624 Cabanne. @ roome - baths, 24 oe FOR Cor ORED at @ eacrt em at once oR wale macy for ite £5 week (SB) floor: each . S110 mH onyn Stoddard ££ rooms. heath Sis an ifrom Bt Te: ale at “Aivia with 2. E x 1% n ™axte n ‘ “ ee a ; _ 4520 McPherson. 7 roome 24 f'oor as @ 425 8 Leffingwe! --*ory, f-roem Drovemente or wi Givide ~ .. * Sune py Ui NOR ‘ 4215, VN emtry neter | roe is ler fl eve - hr . , ia wi . * ‘An ar ij "RS ac ree one a. recom house, : Lae : Pei iif " . ~ ~ ; ‘The ? —. ~ I A iin i Year — wy 1:28 NS Jiat «¢ stor $-reancn brick 1, tf) 6@t able chicken and tool heuer t . as st — —_ . \\ ASHINGT ON RI t4t), Beautifu ron ® 4211 Weartminastes * reome $-1. ai HA Divtetos 3 roome. corner if one 4¢.raem obee stadb’e and ot " hl Pat - ‘cee « me _ ven thas housekeeping eeatinucue hot ater floor weet Or eM PEM, *! *» FoOOms 1| © inge saople Pear and pe P | 2 ry fine ove i : sung roo lewiy Gecorated: out of the ardinnr adults | 7245 anew ent. o reems Sd floor + “) ™) “naga Division. & roaorme (| ©) ores tn wheat: this farm will et ~— poien ehien lele- | Age’ 21% N. Newstead, bet wees Viive an! | 12902 Goo i fethe ‘ rooms let floor, s ‘2 30). 2210 Clark 2 ; Ome reer é ough tnveetiaation * App . -s 2 . ‘ ; W sshington. (a) 3. ! EPS? N. €17 Chestnut ot MINER REALTY-CO 10% &. ron : —

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i aces ~~ THE HOUSE OR APARTMENT IN WHICH YOU OUGHT TO LIVE may be advertised today. 68 Riractive Uiferings in St. Louis Real Estate---Houses, Bungalows, Cottages and Revenue | COME OUT AND LIVE IN | ae nat C4 es | (Kenwood Springs BUY.4 Lot and Stop Paying Rent 100 BUILD A TEMPORARY HOME | $5.95 Per Foot and Upwarg S10 Cash 95 Per Monik _| a a gE en WIEST UT MANOR FLORISSANT WEST INESS PUF | : . : RPC ] | , SOLE IS tay, : , OSes. ek Sh ane * | *AKE BELLEFONTAINE.CAR “TO END OF LINE, THEN ST. LOUIS AND JENNINGS.TO GROUNDS eee ee aie +> meres .- a — Tt ttt atte ttt ttt mts a ee —~ ——. . = ——-s0n eee . 46 tile floor. large show err SOL e busiest thorouxhfare of 1 tS schools and churches, both ¢ Catholic and Pr t ’ t i! LET us list your Property for sale. ‘e are} Nr Me N Ma " : 4 B, ianltor for keys y ) ' ObCST~ | ASHE, our woring’“catalocue’ ready” and | JO] On Monthly Payments—t ike R ‘ ae AA L£ roy | Teel sure we can secure a purchaser for you. tub, ‘sass qh Tth and Chestnut ste. y, ant. oll can Nave cows and chickens Beautiful No sale. no pay ae ee ae : | M. B. O'REILLY R. @ ‘O.. 723 Che \ See ke = e rey Sah OF . ara ne Dar gain—the bal; Ce 1 thy EST , trer Ss and flowe o— 7 Ol] Can H, AV kt A ( ‘OU NTRY | I Gs. CO. ( eens. a ie res ; i ilan nonthly. or Lease, HOME WITHIN ‘A FEW BLOCT ) "THE | BUNGALOW mee Ap nckat Bazar 93.9) swomn bath, tar ood idee tg Saad Brooms, sas00 : 7.7. ’ . ’ > ane ‘ r s ! t or Lea se ; 4 AS Ok T HE | mAmAnARnne wth AND VOLTAGES $2000. N, Jefferson: 6 rooms and bath: ts FL, Land room 3 ‘ere: } ll ‘ - ae ¢ ant at te a — eumotantialls Dust . ° MISCELLANEOUS 5047 nion: 7 rooms and bath: $2100 100 et — ; square eet | ht PSF OOP Lh, 4: - az . : aan = . , ‘ : 4 ~ S Tara _ - a : er heat: suitable for are ea Vim BUNGALOW-—For_ sale, 7-room, with hot. lace: $22 A nr | eaten ; Ferdinand: rent (90s; Ml rent floors separately. LS @ Lae wt on the Kuirkwood- eer One and every modern conven. | 331 Walion: 5 rooms, bath and re xg ' -_ my rst-clase. 3858 Rus- | & 100%. || Owner, BG. 1408 6 Oth se Y | ate $3200 ee" aY-: 6 rooms, steam sO 39) «Burd; rent $108: . a ¢ CN - . ( ‘OT _ AGE F ‘or sale , roon nat es ” "as . 7 = — > STieo’w M ied K ' “4 ‘ ? ‘ : - 0d ms ang ‘a throom, -+ : st.; rooms; $1800 4 St. Vincer flat ee LAC HANTS ahaa 1000 nauare Tee. S I f} \ ‘ A$ all () ap i= | Mo it Ih UWS cy | Mir al ‘ furnace, Streets, alley made LOod Con- lt «i : eat naam and Tevki } : , . ) : price $10 Ga00 ies OE vot ¥- . pmont O5R@ . # Y dnd . LS abek ‘> di d 0} Ly it 320x114 no COMMISsSsion: OW hier ol e BK ; anne iy W Or 1; six 3-room resi. oot A.A 417 Fillmore st OLS” ‘rnon: levan 10 room i 1 vr ‘ °° Na 291 — ; _ - . . COTTAG E-——For gale; 3851 Varwini \ iol er tet sarARC ‘dwood floors, SOL O-2 31 Sull SINESS PURPOS | No speculators need apply—only persons who Wish to build ern, 3-room ‘brick: bath and furnace oe) hot-water heat: G0 month: price $7500. SES thi row) homes. in | rovemnents 1adce, see t] today: occupan “I . Ne 4 : at POR SA a 0 Bas + US-10 St Ang: } ss " ' . P im) Hlial Py | mors ii 4°..) ' Will show vou through will submit any, 1G wea ‘And kaa room . - ° rearonabie offer vA : i ; ! sy Bee ROSENBAUM-HAUSCIIULTE. ~ - =—_ ee ee > == ST-LOW/ "7 + Rox 6. Madison. Thi. WY yw Contin . mnt 1e {© Pay teadil wee I re pea NOLLAS nm: 4 o ie@sfnut st. (c4) fesn) sii wet obs ou LY Mme easing i) COTTAGE—For s Bale; tlti4 Juniata st.. one- an ee aa ee 2407 | 8, of 4 lanae votes anal 240% TR, . a An Story and attic frar Pyvler IOob IK Snes im ‘ Louis larce Poh oi ag 3 cella E S I A | E ‘ price S1P80: \ il] i j , 2 ri ] - when you Can buy a lot on ine above easy termes rire l it. then see ) ‘Nea oe aiee ! CImis 3 lL) | en . . HOME TO SUIT yor and build a TENBERGER N” Biebth st, | FLATS, APARTMENTS FOR SALE RESIDENCES For OR SALE we ‘ine Pil metiuin suc. RSE L, }. . PO PBPBPPPPPPPPPPALA APP PPL eel oO AA me tine on three ar | “Pp retry Brie k ¢ Cottage- | WEST WEST rag ¢- iNserNons eA ee @ ith: «' UUPFOAT “ . — 1051 Nage! contains 4 room« rece ee ne ep re G MATERIALS bi | Vi ‘ a U we As y \ y wd | / 4 ; | L_f | hall, marble sink rhs “y Ce; a} ‘Ree [. ‘i ] , Ped aad 070 42 K Sadie W KS PEND) : “= 422 ¢ ’ 4 A Ade lub j di i He : ‘ a ii vl ye " we ww "hee “— i 2 a ' o—~pall eee | i YnsSIngto a’ ; it ee H Mai JL -_ TO] Re () U4 «¢ tnut « 1) | art ae , 5 and 5 roome baths. furnaces. as ST kK NI) HOME B. RUA AINS ; ‘ A ‘ o; a v vr re ras | *r) rd , 9 m it { ‘ “ \ wid) ) 9 siete: ae we = Fi 0 DOW N— ‘B10 ) . MON PHL y Be gens ne & ik. abecuhes ineteur ke ‘s [WO SOLD, ONE LEF Garden, ink luding : haf i ys Ruys Isis Merchan I TOOT se stahie ll for $45 ; . ei eS roe 2 ‘e r} ‘aaikh ' brick estauence fl dimensions: shee. i brick iceho Iter « able for hue ? ter or Dot ad . > BOKRRN ? , co a ne, See Cle, f iwoad floors pie flooring. jojats. tim - | efore , Mas UrVrian: near arket 17 Fullerton idea . ‘ ret or fencing, electric wire and i . | te tl Is property Is aes vone. Rea | lustate (){- SOU T I] SIDE ( ‘OPT AG } SN {Pp a oe on + .: - eo “ 8. steel room trusses el ac “fs } , rh, S! Wr b | FARGAT? en aie te and ail materta! Pree “ t We nwood Art ace, Ol} the frrounds. TOO2-O4 Se uthwest ner , Mis ’ oy ‘tnadat tet |S ands Cade ae ths : ypiy to A. H. Stiel. De}- i} The - ; : ig ° Wess p- 1e: . =r OF mck au “) Made, Tat has > and 6 rooms, with haths banr 200. ar S18 Cheatnat { bhi Hodiamon ¢ many Ih COnnes tion W ith the Kirk wood I erguson ae: pond AAP : = eas? 2 Sep ar . 4 ae ee t- | = anit ie - ie a cK an ) lle poreh S eer : “hestnut «9 ; . br ; pecan «Spin . ~ LOL e DA . S I eat: -Toot | , 4 a bay aoe Sr sub PD. or Ra) cr TY : RESIDENCE—For sale ar exchénre. “tum ef DOUGHERTY ROB, CO neal Pienem i . sale, Abn . it w. ee : Box W-242. P.. EAL ESTATE FOR SALE fuk ‘Acrbam wea xchange, beautt- 7 ry wedleth Guuventione ne te noone e IAS ATE S ——Modern. 9 or 10 rooms td 4 residence. thoroughly ake: P n nienee for he an =, ed: m aA *: ; a ot “MP. Barrage: trees and ! bber vestment .) scever, ' . “ ' 7: permanent tenant. an SOUTH best part of Webster (roves “worth 810,04 OOU: ‘ ry = Bs tes " ane ' . bath, com cb ‘ (me) Se a Muick Sais STO (erims to Suit. liox P iw). COTTAGE ir sal ‘ ‘olerma “ — = . =. es . = te ’ , Le. ‘, iit lien. floors A. | ~ I! " " “i sats _Post Disnatch ds $) Water 1% electri: ne IY a rea tens \Ne MODERN |: TA pit a ‘ at ; _ had “ : \ ’ std4 . Pu ? ° payn ert, - lf ne Tris ii! : ‘ raan*? ‘Ss : a kor sale fine nrdern S-room : ” ™ —_ . , . . ~ _ ] I erniiy loo; “AG Use ‘) Broadway ee 4AST 2t7 Owricr-A’~ STALEL7) ete hi = =a aS } at (PAVED = = | _ VEN/CE “LOT 3 tional railroad and street ear facilities. Lots Will Be Sold on Very Liberal Terms $25.00 cash per lot, and balance of purchase price $10.00 per month, with inte oan at © per cent-—or pay all cash and save interest charg: Warranty deed given. Auctioneer will announce special terms on special lots day of sale. OWNERS \W ILL AC ‘EP T LIBERTY BONDS AT PAR IN PART PAYMENT. cs7y . 1. « OF PART OF our 4 ona WiTE cna Eo A no’ OoO\Ve! a" ee Eee From St. Louis take the MeKinley System, Granite City car, direct to the ground; get off at Broadway and Klein Street. From Fast Louis, the Venice & Granite City Mleetrie -Line will deliver vou RE-SUBD/ V/S/ON DONALD Ro B.CO.. 1111 Cheetnny =i OREON EF @€ Ra SCOTT : ) : estnut ar? ae i Ms: at the ground, room bungalows in a good ernry| Wilson sd VW yebster Groves, (e76) erh éonvenionce eadioan” ~ 2 ream : ri inves Se ‘ar. tein a4 1 wl n r 4 ee reows Sate, EST Z +E > SE ‘or sale; 4 Bast Jac Kson rd... Wet SS600: S200 ¢ ash. ANCce he fu termes Vin | improvements i) Casilemay floor, 6 rooms upper “f vor Moan cad a! , ™ . . ‘ ’ con e 1I@ ces : 1a YW Fler, i} " . "Ory or . . : ever bs wr 4 Al) . : , - - ey: ist 1Ox . 7 c ‘ - | etc oery . , . é ae i P = 0) “ / ” S / F 8 pooms. large tron:| J. Seaver, Abner se Room Dwelling, $3500 4375 Greer av Abcleee nodations Da _ A Great pportunity for Speculators. property: we have actual —™ , — i tt ( hare Iwo od /loors. furnace earned ¢ ape | ITs Vonde rfu) condition w FINE 4- mom Cc ae | = AOR B fate in the test few lorsythe Avenue 30: at mS : in the last few ‘Ors le + ( ¢ , 7 ageing nk: vard full of ea) i 505 : Louis a\ story OO al ial ; ‘ | > : ; . - - ; ; . aa . MAU ' ‘ ‘ lii Of Shade : Oo;Tryys 4 1} (re 401 : sas \ Te MIS > 7.” rye . . to se!] at the right ‘ ™ evxel feet or SUNK POO feet #9) sar tit hye g Si", col and irs nsportatior. verv ** ‘ cem ‘nted cella re i lice . : ‘ SO be : . ; . - ; , I BN | A\l¢ INF y RI . | 4 \ c O et, eee es MA side, at the top of the hill. that wel c« hient; eo rarae Heat, rapes, truit trees; ¢ 25x13 aes a See ge Wena vy Mound 1 ‘we Pecmeeiial eke : :: We T1714 Chestnut sf lseli right. See u terested cE MEI EY-WILSON R. E. & LOANS CO., x oe eer 3: terms: $300 dowt Wr | Price $12¢ | &: rmonth, S ot re | ; nf « Wt Chestnut se “Vi DONATE re «eH ee ae | ‘ 0 O oy. it in STEPH SA] Hho ry R EB CO BIG \ oo Thee FOR THE MONE} ' —— : "| ERRY ‘& CO., S28 Chestnut Trembley : ison Bldg... Webster Groves. Oia “De 2 “GHE RR TE FOR EXCHANGE = [=—— CB cy FROM agar tne he heii "$300. Cash. S070 Bay: ard A DANDY HOME M41 Gar story brick, 7 rooms | = hardwood feception hall, tar A pak Agent for the Owne) $UB ~For enanee, single flat, URBAN PROPERT : ¥ VOR SALE Sireet; come and see us; terms; price $4250 Brick cottage, 4 rooms, bath, electric het caaiy is ee: ee _MISCELLANEOUS Sec -tnciucere: soar GLICK’ & JONES BE. CO., 824 Caestnus.| Op p. Benton Park, Only $4500 | re Sau? ve sale: Kirkwoot: strictly RESIDE:N NCli—-For sale or lease, 120 S. Rock WELLSTON —F m Brick dwelling: tiled bath: aud hee ree OA = apsinat at 4, Lots for ~ ° RKrounds ar exc nanre ‘ ' , ( 7 ' modern residence, in the! ~ ii i a aimee ete ate an en () ; . “a ace . il Sopa Te a 4 e ‘ peers ” J me 4 ‘ Ly " -* eae : a . ‘ . 361. Poat - Disnatc h. if 7 ot . a a nd . ~ it : nb bg gy ee Ix 4 ' Mat: A : i, (‘e pi hl ( ‘he a71L It K & JUNES R 2 . > } age OO POA LA ONO lal ll lille, Nm, Ll, Ne in ls sl . nen lf Yr are ims mS “al AO STeal- t le Nn, [i ( le stnut x = | HOITE&E ile wern home. 5149 Weet- , room Peaidenc. ae a minster ve one Bho home hot Water heat bat? furn: vrai laundr. oP a LOANS ON REAL ESTATE —==aa=xq=*=>> Da. = ? Oe. we a ~ s - — ~ LO al ial, - 100) acres. rice ae : wy but no trade sy met Arkansas; terms to suit: PESSTER GROVES TRUST CO.. Agent 2a porn? . Se: be ae, | | year: a big investment for ios) | IMPROVED Bargain 1h} Small Dwelling convVvetient schools and cars: bargain. (#) ww a Ae me “ahem " ance me he Ot With ole Wo miles rom town: goo PROPERTY FOR SALE 1761 Cupples pl. (Cottage av.): modern | SES! r sale, 30% Mavi MOP, i hut in vere enn 1 ee Oe fF i. = «wrestle pa. to =) E Or @ bate © : = know tee scics ti da ee 5 ‘ , y. 0 apt I el rooms: bare , : O'Meara, aie t K I j ;, , Ry ty +. | ' ‘ ind he be ' . ato TricK TeSldence o + roo & aric in P : — os } in : .y ‘} : vn mbt Aa SOBERTS REALTY CO., io U NGALOWS | STOR Ee AND FIA TS—For | sale: lot 50x101, | ished attire Bs ccm new egg Bl hemieal | 2 , re d828 Bite ni SARY, terms. AD JR All IES . le ams r | Sea are ie or et “O'Fallon Pack iio teen” | KOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY or jbuildimg Loans See 518 Comemretal Bids : : : by 4 : re “piendid bungalows. tiror - with 2. rv store and » . told laundry lot 40x1° fer hon Sue kK kK 1“ acres nearly ready . Mae) =" ng Te ey Clayton, + he sarage ’ Ss with Rranitoid floor ree lev: house ie in fini. amend iei } tes lor i POOTiIS rf =? ) MPO W OO : rs if ’ . : aetaes A, nab trkanens all hot ; K( T ’ N. THEN pee Le; ; electric Nehte;: loc uted on one quien Bale, $3500 t! iy all reou ! " S404) Andel ary lLlome : 1 RR si es Ja P ¥ _ i) He oe corners in its v: | b! k f , . : 7 > : . " $ Nt} ‘ : Ae r ; he stent on ' : ; ‘ . Lié i rthi ré ‘ ir gerflow: clone to town: ale \OTSREAN-ALI McKinley line and. withtty easy! ae lock from R_MILTENBERGER, 14 | et Sens ese we ices | op RndY 26 -ton I-built brick residence | ““dorsements, Box Wl (Dspaten. (3 HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER REAL ESTATE CO. ong 44 4 > ae oe Sere zz 422 Chests mt yt a Rood investment, Box 0-871. ATS. APARTM NTS Rggy Seabee 04 ola. ' ca eeping m8 Bi coe Haat Nil Se welt |i MONEY supe , , re rt ' N. W. COR. 7th AND CHESTNUT at. : sé ot ) ' P - ; : ‘ rs : i*s 4 es ; ' * , ‘ ; rig ‘ re | 4 ‘ ate , a and . = IBRERTS RE Al TT ie 4 F200) 2 ash or Libert Vy Fn ie pat fos) FL/ att. y EN viS FOR SALE anne dist! ) ’ bt? of) on a . es . ~'" ad f (ih mxtures ' lt} i] ‘ ‘ ae’ , "t os ' . . a . a retal Bh im. . St. L. or uis. © Reg | | ‘ ‘ al — | )} [ | a ~S0UTH TSU TT r S oa ‘ . "Be ' riage ‘ Teco? r . ) " ' , re) ~ if " o ‘ 4 j : , ’ , " ‘ : . ; y ' i@ ' . | cod fi) _ A kfaat roome and sloetene ~?- per month including ede oe “iwood f) _- epara a res Vif Florises Es. 2. 2 om 4 i ; : | 20 “month: " i take — Be! br oodfellonw “ios icq) Also be autiful he lats FLAT ba S810 Husseli . | fiat | card of a : ue we =a if r¥ ‘ v1 NSTRE if ; stnut et | | mt erhnd as part pavine oo ‘a a 05 Mackling at S-rdom tieleb i : of 4 C ro. mn *, baths. fur oes ant o : > Vs et ; f | ) | ying | fii F | NEW | Lis ih gos SAC-| electricity: lot 34x122: price $50 CORNER SAR | BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE and | | im ‘ASH FOR LIBE RTY BONDS iberty B Onas Wanted . oO SOK } tnut, fie , ‘ t t nm. E a)., M Ches si fice, $100 ca@h: eots DN (> sell S2300 — > \ BOK ke RN . © teen rooms: stea ‘ pT niture 4 | , , . . , aA ' ' ‘ ‘ . ‘ ae POR ; ‘ i ' ‘7 : ") ) . Co ‘ i 1 af j res. > ay ms, » dy asst . ' : sas ; wid h eee - er. ae . . * ~, te BD > . . § FOR SALE av " } os . te) ast a” a £17 muy: ; a Path; 25 fee tC each ; TWO-FAMILY HOUSE . NI VAL, 10° ; ‘} ‘ i _CENTRAL Sipt j Miu ii hires . Deore aC market price no ommiseton. Coun. ] 1% . . bst ‘ le nice 3-room. fr ‘ ‘en -et.: 2 rooma aaa tae E4500 attention ee tete ee Cust \ ay 4 ry business solicited 4th hal: Bonds. te ks 946 1S err ’ xrchetne®ee fA). acre . 7 ; a 1} . ea . . ’ . a P =i ’ adie VOTH rame 7 ’ 4 Troome on - Ron | a. 4 ope - 2) ' , INV Ls T ME: \ wa \\ 'T ai Bas & : ; = n > val N fattonal Ben c - r. | me improvements -* : ' ‘ “ye TA ota . € Casn, , ’ ’ m second floo ) rn ‘ oe .- . 14 ntral tional Bank Ride. fete, * ° " * relrbise i] wor tide ‘ aii ‘ . ne *Staery bri 4 s \ e}] bu if, subst; mths ‘meus ths © | if “ | | | : i | mt rot ven ie a . C ¥ : | oe ; nuretreanenn: tart ME cre! guvin: path: J Ng time Pe i i hous ( ys" , > TOOO Ing, re nto ingir “uT rents «) l oane t fpr ors fiaried | pie, ' IBK R he PONDs I Oans at L Ow nal Interest, : a SO : are —— ) “a : vee $100 se » JOSE p> HH A ISNEWSKI. 21) 7a Chestn ’ 7% ee tify] ld rT ; . ie? anak ; Tos eur ‘ Vol wor ‘ . ’ Gs init oe * . 4 " : ‘ri ti eit? he your liberty zi nda FPRIfr nM AN 1A) AN A ME Re co. 4-room ove. outbyllainas. { ()] \ It > Lif \I |. esi Th} er tm] new bf room by ix k batil i ‘x 7H) T } { ad ‘\ aes bath ‘wo to . elect? i? : iti ts | if ie radi r fy ’ ri ; sf fear is °? me i¢ ’ : P ~—T ere . ¥4 erat ti 7. on ' } n . a . 1%ar.° wt MA RK: a, land ™ cash t i « rie - i ' Cash : ' = | hardwood floors carage rnace, cement PVeTIOOK us, price te ohn ES A : a / you, par. les } R q jana: $200 cash oan. $15 : W iT 19 AC R RS 120 Lexington ‘ay briche. sha J Pook et at yee SA sm aad ine ge ler? +, basement: be = Delme eM . rae ate i 2 \ (EAL TICK NE ir tere to be repaid at $1 a ween LIBE RT ONDS miles from Mount ; alt untry Club: 8 roome and bath. *! 4! ost Rg , Bolin IVs: cal CLICK @&@ ir NES R.’B. | ” ¢ hestnut.|—— : ~~. set tert: | es _ | ; Pare : a vin . ! ne : : seit si. ton inane aie | > ma u | ) | | wees > . . atl j et 4 vata fig ay? ‘ ! T ti } | f ; i . wa? : -~ Laat Ii . é il ié@ “a yt : Les | ' . n | a : ¢ | x" | oh : i vd ,. | 7 1 " ? ; rte ae t : ) 4) . a : . ~ - : ' é : P . . +3 - : Nand egw 1 7 by ry shal i wth | Ps ch ty: y 4 Witte _. no bettom land, ian Ee bat s at $15,000 car) 8 1 \ S10 aied pric: Scaan r- rms if desired pee ay m ne iy teal Re of —~ STOCKS AND SON DS eT 5025 OR DELMAR 2804 ANT) cata ; aiTi ; ie . eer mite o' f ’ 1! PF OOO OO el Ma Mal oy UF KP AND PAY IN { "ABH . . . q e ‘ | aie — ====3 | PRICHR : . " Siiw) * aa) 5 Pee ‘Steno ieee: ty, this farm is clear. ——— . Post-Diepateh (@2) - , t. — ~~ - sy ' -~ louis a new _ stor. brie} ot ‘ . S he | HOP aed . nut & Te . f, . ‘ agree , e ' | } DENNIS RROS. 1909 FreniMn ay mer. 2815 Wee Pine bi! rot ) -¥ CLAYTON Se. Vth «§ rooma, bat) t BO feet fron SOUTH SIDE SINGLE FLAT i Cabany 420 : ; f SI 1 ; vom vein ait ~~ Dm tnt tinny ir | as ‘ ) buys; $100 Caen, 1749 Mississippi; i ‘ or } . | . . ; © ‘> « } , . } . . . tn ‘ ‘ . : . ’ ’ ’ + ate ‘ ‘ m e . ; i . é / ‘ j ,. ; ~ bn a. | aAanae ? ‘ ‘ F bat | { ; ' lk | | room single fiat: ‘ } il ‘ , a rth , 8 r ya 7 ‘ 1} : >a ¢ rad ia, e, ‘ ’ ‘ Tia tj ‘ } aii i) WAI NING . ‘ OMPA RE mse. ar PRiICTks Ww fT] r \ K 7 R “& £ “MP ANY : , | On all ) ° I its »ith ? il pay cash for me Fonds LIBERTY BOND DBALI 4s , ; ; . s . : ° oe. ' : h 4 ™. La *, oT fea it) Martin County, a. > | Beautiful “sArton Residence ' r weote ‘igh rvoma a Hite | a ay ry , oF he er will sacrince , an irst deed « { i Hh \\ i} “ww y i ite ‘ . : if ' ioe ¢ OF gu ¢ flow mace ,ddress : mia i? , ' ti ' : . / = Fetatlicheq 10T? 1 m Scotland, on the es . ie lPebapitath aud low wal Mprover it bart OX» ‘ ole per t ein cultivation, balance [nt ee _, ftan one reo street t S840 + ’ 8160 cash hocks” ails , ‘ er Ves }a? «puri ‘ or > 4 © Be co laree barr. 8 . i nvenion ott feplewond pn wl Fyler av., 4-1 Ae gee ne oe ga AE oo me a sana best ;OLDWAnseR yrnen : UL Ooih Luu WY iia es ry ' ‘LMNs . : i ertiys ¥ i710 New berrs bey Tal ‘ 23 met RONG: nvestmen “|S a + ri.da\A SS : “ TINSK Y ti . : . ’ oot ts" ~ *t « ail tn wood er ee ; r . : - , J. il, EPSTE IN, Gls Caestnnut ; ie cd) 7 2 hext out Hy ‘ri lems nsolutely necessary bt nt s i rod ‘ w \ MUFI ' 1 . hs . * bia bareain 4 A E XCEPTIONAL WE] L BUILT Olle. WATERMAN A\ Briek resi I ‘ou must sell them go to a relia- || ' th 4 ie ' da 4 ABELES & (0 “i shala 4 i: ruet company, bond or tn- [ ‘artly | GOOR ‘ ; and Miti eTin } i Ma NGS ad get full market mere : : 7 J re ; ~~ : _—— | F W SAUTIFI | rs ) ; TEL MEG 722 Cheatnut-#t, 7 EBSTER GROVES ae a EAU TIE UL be ALE FLAT RL AT denee, three story, tile roof. hardwood Be A non he ~ B ade baud | 7% — |! mhrdiemfhrd vy iA floors. First floor, large living room, F | N A N Cc | A L | het ocieun Gueked’ ok tae tel 308 ‘| "es Rank ih , ar’ £10 monthiy. gent'y a iY ics RUST (O.. tes) ' ri rices Quoted on the fnancia! ‘ dite , . @::@g : _ oe at not-water heat i ; ie Ont ' ’ 5 \ close to good raliroad +; oe. an yy ¥ L\.gonguin LMMIELMANN-SPACK] rhaA ‘7 yf ail j N 7 . City. — ; af ltimore ayr.. Karneas tee) tt — - ee i a w streets and side- Sa J Pe > ts ; ‘K AND GRAIN F ma. ive Cn eCe at red: cost $47%): §: . & ; os, , Tose . 2 a ; leone autiful cottsres, flats and real. | g000 bargain for contractor. Call | large storage closet, Thoroughly YT G i.) vA ' ' > |} - . ' os , . - , bougat for cash. Nerman. 7 N Rroadway . pak nn eat | ® er om CASH EXCHANGE pUR! PARM—Only y 8800. a uA We his Yr *vburoan sale list and map obit tgivathewvteve Ww — 5 ; rH i! ‘’ p ry rt ; yes) . ONLY sf We AP This. ¢ Cwthi 1 we ; ’ . 8 Xl4; paneled dining roa) autry IMepatch fvetive: no wet waste aon '_ ==! rATAIW @ roon on Aima . wt) ‘ ' Bed. baths 1 ae . ; : ii al " prea t : , ae rs ; , : ; ’ It) clttm 4 ? rhe ER - ‘a ‘ y i’ vie "om : ' Lite ™ oe a . ab ai os a , AitTeCie r IriecK it? ‘mOXN Close 4 avators . vs : nisaeion oT ia The mHnE anoui: : ee - ~ sy _ . § ip st TS uch : | \ nd fla four bed t bat arth ine we WAN SEO net be more than 50c¢ for a §50 or oa Reliabi © [, IBE RTY BOND }? rice ; & he aon . } Hold ant “aa £ iby he \ ‘ , : 4 ' ecole if or, qt bere rooms, Wo mth - o m —— ‘ . 7 ; | 4 markets perfect tt?. ae Se ae aoe +1 ; abe oat . ; +: Crane “a o w. cor. 7th and Chenen lane r : satng a, ag oon (es) ff | ASS . ; \ /? y fers information free. MN. Fourth-c | Whitteun " Ml | with faith, | aimee : rooms, large, enclosed sleeping poreh | MONEY, Wtd--To borr * $16,000 Bi cat ) Seeds ad boy N : : ry ‘ } oo tor rick, oon emilee ris ij . , ; cent a Vea! vii] uD ; ——- - - pees - = = , : ’ : i hes nn. i} . ' ’ WFEST wit i heat ana Gishppeariny windows: nov on | } 2 "Os :8} tc” CASH PAIL ron ! Ine RTY BONS * , os in a “2 THC b ’ ‘ ‘ rr ‘0 / OL LO ML Lilie ll ln sil sili . : oe ' t } mus s bonda, “© Fund ‘2 a 4 sh , i ‘ third floor, thre a (lrooms hath and And stainp boots Gallant's 1416 Market icf, sa * ' 7 ; ' your ee S700 buve cea ‘——For sale, one 6-family 4 and 3 room | ? | ee rey ae } = z , ™ h LIBERTY BONDS, aiso partly paw booxe | | OS 84 at ‘tT LIBERTY BOND ‘xeohbange« smali mon th, e 7 , : mes : | ; ' take lear real estate in) 35° W os Carter “ modern in every respect. €Commodious 1SH tive I ; : : un . ' ‘| Pricee—Ne Comm lagien MUD Me " “a ‘ences to ior (ray av.: ] mentx. wil - imaV inet! . ; , ¥ i ‘ ‘ : reare : lifetiine opnortunity lo dispose oi | close ts throu rhou , Art OX TMD An i nhpanti with 4 ' ifie ire house hee run. . : 1 tt L mie .? ‘ ; srr , for firet-class incom ee LIckK salee of nr are eanlt " " . c _ Xi ° . *, , . rh @t) : . . ‘ ’ 4 ‘ ry Ter 4 8 is ‘F : ; * “eons ¢ ’ +h > . : tbullé- : “at wy . en & rooms each shades, fur Q Proy ) resurt Price $16,000.00. , . : "a +4 : iy ‘ | we ‘on Ss atk b 7 nie ant an : ate ee ee a dihees ; ad wers, et See these from Post-Dispatch Real Estate ad- “ . r 1a .) ; , ' | “he 5309 and ~~ Se vib OLIVE ST. : uTT : . : thy - ‘ ¢% . " rv0ruroees Perr wy . . . 7 4 hs ’ ’ ' "i? ’ . ' ' , ’ -. ’ . ua Pt a : . -. aren will stand meee ‘ ' Lest nwe 4 :{ - ve . ,! and then see se ss . vertising. i MER ANTILE PRI ait ’ Agent oe. <b ' £atew ». Hh SH ‘artiy pnald coupe: ‘a , . : 4 Ft 4 und Fleer. Phone Oltre, ‘ ) firveit, ; TTMEIER R. FB. CO i I ne £0 af ! and See ue for eve) . “es : en's “Rank Rutlding ; , rk [ S921 estmut. Room GOs Od ellows bid . od. Broadwas #&** Olive et 1. DI ; 10° N 10th at. Z:; Chestnut at, Vee * Ing attracted by cheap land, cheap coal, cheap water, and excep. PONE RAN eR Ra) PA MDOT 5, AIR ona ie ag te * Path a a a a Oe ea er ee ee ee et ae . ©} «2 Mee he pote i ie he ee a re ~ ttt, O-om. & °

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: Sn lk cian alan aaah laird [ 24 - a er ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘ THURSDAY ey NEE, APRIL 24, 1919. a ee ———— = Cet er ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Khaki Shirts eS ent stitched, with two pockets— @ Men's regulation cotton khaki Shirts, double -Friday, special..... 09¢ Main Fleer “ cnet tt leat a ern FAMOUS -BARR C Largest Distributors of Merchandise at Retail i mn Missouri or the Wesl. We give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash or ‘$2.50 in ‘Merchandise—F ew Restricted . Articles ‘Excepted. ee en eee en rl Dar : jt eS een oe - : bak chen ae ee te ee ee ORL Cy U N Re e as ete Ss, a ; BER ee ee .* PR es - . H In the After-Easler Sale of Oulergarments, This Excess Valte- Giving Group of -} + Women’s & Misses’ Dresses Ostrich and Marabou Editorial Pa; News Ph ot Wome THURSDAY, A Chenille Dotted Veils rid Draped Veils with heavy chenille dotted borders or with large ana t small chenille motifs. 14, and 14% vard lengths. Shown in 59 the popular colors. $1.25 and SIO TRINCE. oo cs ceékeac ctu Main — os -- OMORROW IS YRIDAY SPECIAL Day} St. Lo e Capes et . ; 3! z ! s ’ 3! 3 | Ae Hist ie } i : if i kK Le $ FS SE eS ew ‘ > ee, Lire, We © - . P mv Rie Ripa 3, Sahel, rete. Fos, Se (wheats ts eh Sica as : > _* ieA% s 144 is ie is} on H a & 4 isi eas * ‘ baie, hegteebiatsd meee ee an q These Dresses will win vour instant admiration, so are the styles, so splendid is the quality of the mater rials. and so surprisingly low is the price. They are recent arrivals, coming direct to us from an Eastern manufacturer, who sold them to us at a very special price. charming Specially Purchased and Featured at $11.50 q They SeYS. represented. are fashioned of gaily colored taffetas, serges and jer- Blue and black are The have been cleverly applied and give to each frock an individual touch of smartness. also trimmings Third Floor e-— - ateceee Ce Remnants 14 to 2% vard lengths of va- rious laces and embroideries. Fri- day Special at, 5 to | 95 remnant ...... C $ « Main Floor Silk Umbrellas For men and women, Of water- proof American taffetas,. with various handles. $1 R8 $2.50 values Main Floor Feather Pillows Size 20x27 inches, filled with sanitary feathers and covered with heavy art SOE, URED ne be eae $2. 95 , Fourth Floor 7 oom 4 . y ere , knees. All sizes 8 to 18 years. BEE | Boys’ $1 Rompers, 69c and specially priced for Friday. { neatly made of plain white to 0 vears. Slightly soiled slec\ Q Qt vles Sizes 2 short naterial, Second Floer Union Suits Men’s Hats Special Very $ - Value... $ l 05 Special, I 95 ¢. Men’s ‘‘Koolfit’’ Union q Our regular $3 Iningston llats, also a number ot sam Suits. made of excellent ; Se : ) ple Hats are included in this quality plain or fanev } } . ~ re "top ‘? {rt ~ yrirer cheeked nainsook,. Athleti pecial offering. Nev pring ‘ “Cc ‘ re lanai stvle with closed crotch. stvles and colors, also black. Special value Nizes are somewhat broken, . ‘ ‘ 5 | Main Floor Main Floor Sale Girls’ Dresses Extraordinary Values al € Mothers of schoolgirls of 6 to It vears will welcome this oppor- tunitv to save money on Frocks oe 45]. for dress or school wear. Choice of dainty lace trimmed white Dresses and attractive stvles in plaid ginghams and pereales. An out-of-the ordinary purchase of several hundred dozen from a prominent manufacturer, makes this low price possible. BRasement Economy Store re Curtains Friday, Pair.. SF 05 @ Scotch and FPilet weave Lace Curtains in allover and plain eceuter designs, with overlocked edges or hemstitcehed borders with lace edge, Ivory an: beige colors, also white, Fourth Fleor ——— § Boys’ Blouses Of fast colored madras and per i cales in attached eollar stvle © with faced sleeves and pockets? Sizes 6 to 16 vears Friday ..... i ; ™ seed 6c. ‘ | Second Floer ®& Wardrobe Trunks Fiber Trunks, with splendid a hanging arrangement, shoe pock- — Rugs $24.85 @ Seamless Brussels Rugs of $30.00 Value, a verv high quality, in small ‘hintz, Oriental, floral and et and laundry bag. 29 2 conventional designs, Size $35.50 value . eS 50 ‘ Mxl2 ft. Suitable for bed “Fifth Bloor — and living rooms, Sewing Machines | New Eldredge and other makes, — rooms Fourth Floor all ball-bearing and fully guar ~ | fnteed. $30 values; 24.50 § r PYSGGY ii. gc cay setae $ ’ rifth Fleer — Spring Home Needs Bove: Shans 3 = ; , Park tan Russia Bals . Pa ¢ q Timely suggestions from our housekeeping section | « Eyglish Walker’? stele. ‘ and worth- while savings, too. larly $9; Friday $4. 3 $6.95 Lawn Swings—4 passenger..........+--++++: RO.4 Special, pair ...... $1.50 Steamer Chairs—adjustable..........-+-seeeeee ISe Second Floor | $8.50 Sprinkling Hose—t in., 50 ft........-.--+-- B.S Colored Mohair | 70c House Paint—1 quart mixed, all colors............90Se¢ ch-teckh DMaebols Brilliantine in $35 Leonard Refrigerators—white lined........... 829.9% savy. giay-ne Shee _ $1.25 qual- $10 Lawn Mowers—14-in. ballbearing...............87.8S ‘tw. Weiday Special $3.15 Poultry Wire—4 ft. ee ft.. 7 becweces we ok eee. $1 00 3 $1.30 Sprinkling Cans—l2-quart galvanized........... Oe y $1.10 Wool Wall Dusters—-with long handle. D4e ‘Main Fleer Left to right, A. $4.30 Ice Cream Freezers—3-quart size. cee eb Navy Serge 95c Window Screens—30x37 size—adjustable ie Satin Foulard Summer weight, in rich black ¥ onlv. Woven with lustrous finish: — | > $2.50 quality. $1 de tog s eC LL l, % Bere Main Fleet — Enzlish Nainsook serviceable pr atterns, Basement Economy Store Men's Overalls and Jackets at $1.39 vard garments with ¢ Blue denim Union Label. Cut full and double stitched. Sizes up to 48 waist in overalls and 48 chest in jackets, Basement Keconomy Store aos ESS Of soft finished cotton, 36 1 wide, in 10-yard bolts. grade; Friday Special, $1 per bolt . ' sake aa . “itt Brussels Rugs " $22 Grades, Hemmed Napkins Friday .. a 15. Q& Size 22x22 inches, — a @ Size O9xl2-ft. Rugs, in hand good mereerized cotton < ¢°.95 qualitv, Friday $24 t s some color combinations, All é bs Special, dozen | Pe closely woven in neat small all ’ ‘Pitth bs tan, brown and green bae kgr ounds, over figure s, on Kitchen Towelin "tow all.linen Heavy quality 75c Felt Linoleum, Square ing, with fast color red be Yard, 35c je value; Friday, 5 to 10 sq. vd. remnants; heavy vard ritth be Children’s Overalls Of good, practical Kiddie ¢ with long sleeves and high Sizes 3 to 6 years; $1.25 @ apecial .....+ee08 vards in tiie Slight not felt base Linoleum, 2 4 He: andsome eolors de signs, grade Wi le, and his irdwood Im pe rfections rable, Basement Economy Store which are notice ey value: Lert to rigat, f David G. Shapard. § der, Sergt. J. Ed Cr

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cette ND ate ells rs or with large and Shown in Main Floor v ay Ats 50 medium and pes in some stime’s most styles. They med of lisere braid, com- h maline and mingly trim- strich, flow- s, ribbons, 1 other novel A multitude t colors to ir Spring coat, ne SS. lhird Floor Wraps Third Fleer ’ s’ Blouses olored madras and per- ttached eollur atvie sleeves and pockets, 16 years, 69¢ second Floor lrobe Trunks unks, with splendid Aangement, shoe pock- Irv bag. I “ifth -leor g Machines edge and other makes, ring and fully guar- ) values; ..... SL4.00 ifth Ileor oys’ Shoes 2 Russia Bals in the Valker’’ stvle, Regu- a gas $4.25 second Floor pred Mohair fohair Brilliantine in and black. $1.25 qual- Special $I 00 ’ . Main Floor Avy Serge French serge, 54 in, md shades of navy_blue -........9e0 Main Fleor ined Voiles ile with woven stripes ranted shades, Sold Maia Floor h Ginghams s wide, in a splendid of plaids and stripes; Main Floor in Foulard weight, in rich black n with lustrous finish: ss $1.75 Main Fleer ish Nainsook ~ finished eotton, 36. 1M, bolts. $2.69 Fifth Fleer med Napkins x2? -inehes, made © erized cotton damask. a st zen rifth Pleor en Toweling nality alllinen Towel- fast color red borders. ee ritth Ploor ren’s Overalls , practical Kiddie cloth sleeves and high neck. o 6 vears; $1.20 95c¢ DE 6484s coat ee | Third Fleer | Editorial Page FY Ly Ra Le RR ae ET REE fae ey MOS mT Be News Photographs Women’s Features THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1919 putanimmmpammeens ae ee -, a St. Louisans Artillery as They Landed in Boston After Active Service in France th Field Popular Comics Sporting News Market Reporis THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1919. 4, yy, . Yj GTI? , , | el pelt ttl ar + ns rd wat am ee ae whe ~~ oN oe ete oe Commonwea ai ty Ith Pi Officers and men of Battery A. Left to right, kneeling: Sergt. R. Hall, Jack Rothwell, Sergt. Phil Webster, Chas, th Pier, Patton, P. Lavin. Back row, left to right: Lieut. L. Coleman, E. A. Buckney, B. Weber, Capt. Chas. H. Wells, J, P. Cunningham. Charles Glader, Claude Dill, Lieut. B. E. Th>mnson. ose 5. Se ‘ae . . Bo Ba Pe ee ee a ee ee * ed i ~ = . e a or | ee20 art wy * ~*~ « ‘, a ~ : 4 : » ; fon ses oe re = Sergt. O. A. Murch, First Sergeant C. C. Branch, Sergt. J. O. L. Harris. a Sea aty Soe : 48 ck L. Zumwalt. [eye a t - a oan es. 2 ve 4 Sa r : ‘ : Leit to ripnt, iront row. David G. Shapard. Back row: Sergt. O. ~ . ~ ‘ . —a 7: Y : = ler, dergt. J. Ed (re aX. ar F Cnas. ri. jokerst, wert. saraici, oeryt. Meehan, Sergt. McCall, Sergt. Darling, Sergt. Bass- , ee) ane serot | > - ww * & ee i. DCanian, sergt. C. C. Branch, Sergt. Joseph Maddock, Lieutenant-Colone] Louis T. Pim, Lieut. Eugene <) Lett to right: Capt. Edward Fehlig, Lieut. Muench, Ferrenbach

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A A Sa AOR: METEOR ME TRIES TR ST. LOUIS POST. DISPATCH, THURSDAY. EVENIN G, ‘APRIL 24, 1919 a a tt ee ee ll am _— ee —_ —_) rr cae _——— = re te eek ee ST LOUIS ‘POST-DISPATCH ITALY’S UNJUSTIFIED DEMANDS. t] : | Direct Primary Works Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER We may assume that the question of Fiume 2 i rif : ** > c > , d al . - Sass ca ure merecea | 0°", Sesided to the S00 Toon for 2. udgment om. fi | Unsatisfactorily in W est, ; Which Is Disearding i It in penal ee ee eee “ noe ete ey Suk Ss Boer sr ot OL Yas ito Ba Se ite » Ser " >Me Me ve Eee og "i ¥I or , 7 x te . ~ eae iad ttoNg ee —_, POST-DISPATCH CIRCULATION merits. Average for entire year, 11S. On this assumption, his course Was daring and sub- Sunday a 'yersive of all diplomatic convention, but right. It is in 4 cal essen ~ harmony with the agreed policy of open diplomacy, as | THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- } the President's position is in harmony with the agreed : PrORM | principles and policies of the allies with regard to peace self-determination, Author of ‘‘ Monsieur Chapter VIII (Ce laughed and. Idaho Returns to Convention System to Prevent Non-Partisan League From Con- husband's shoulder aga you going to dress? trolling Parties. on ‘all going to the dance?” | a aa 3 He groaned faintly. ae prother and Georgie By DAVID LAWRENCE, poll the vote in a primary, This for you and Fanny?” A Special Correspondent of the Post- makes it possible for the organiane : “Wouldn’t you enjoy Dispatch. tion to back anybody without fests” s “You know I don't.” POCATELLO, Idaho, April 23.— ing responsible for the selection, “4 Isabel let her hand Years ago and, not. so many at that, Responsibility for Selection. - his shoulder a moment Under the convention system re § «ood behind him, looks sponsibility for selection, it is urged ~ fre, and George, wa is definitely located The a, : vy, thought th rect primary. Out of the West came gre amicable to the wishes ot ta a picrartey agin the idea. Now the Progressive West of of their ~ color im le: virtenliy veady to Gieaieé the O06 a” nena or eventually are Oust~ of the flames accounted mary, or at least, to amend it so that rs ¢ bee nary 2 ae = = | then,” she ug — the party convention shall, in effect, esa et aSer ee Coe 0 : home and = ae be. be restored. Nebraska has just re- ae bape we age whose name +7 you if youd — rete turned to the party convention. Min- | oe els army on the tickets Gia t “IT realy wouldnt, neseta- te wreatiing @lth the enue a / the parties. An appearance of 4 tentedly. tion, and Idaho has lately amended pubitc sanction is given to tie choice — . Half an hour later her primary laws. nea RRO RE of a primary. I remember with what passing through the upg of all was the tactics of the nonparti- | ranch RS of selt- indulges irony ; bathrobe stage of prepa san league headquarters in North SORALOr 5 ELCES OF ee ee F evening © Qasernen wan Dakota, but capacity for political UNOS Over Dl Geet See Sen- Z| me ae Ae — revolution is discoverable almost ate by the direct primary system, ot 4 her. “Look here!” he anywhie th ike Wee had feared the result of another “What in tne wo What the nonpartisan leagues have | party convention, as the fight against matter with you: been doing is to appropriate the ma- him among the party leaders was by § ed, regarding him with chinery of the Republican or Demo- ,"°? ™e#" inconsequential. When the @ ability. ‘You look as cratic party as they choose. and then | primary came along Mr. Penrose, rehearsing for a villat label their ticket with the Republican | with his control of the organization, = Do change your ee r Democratic label, as the case may | *S!!y captured the nomination, He § His expression gave be, so that neither political party |'* Often quoted as having laughingly — 3 yielding to the request; has been sure of its place in the sun remarked: “A convention might “# trary, its sombreness even as a minority organization. never have nominated me again, but 2 suppose you don't know Clamor for Amendment the people in the primary did.” ee doesn’t want to go top In North Dakota the Nonpartisan Most of the Governors of the dif - solemniy. a ou re his League took the name and machin-| ferent states through which T am” and yet you don't know ery of the Republican party and) passing explain in great detail the ~ “He never wants to. Las been running it ever since, In/#>uses of the primary system, aad 2 that L ever heard of, Minnesota they put at the head of S¢e™ to feel that the party conven- ~ “What is the matter wi tion, with delegates chosen by the — ‘He doesn't want to their gubernatorial ticket a Demo-' : e + like thi crat who had been defeated in the, People. is the only solution, though o@® he doesnt lke “s _ Good gracious’ a Wemocratic primary. Their methods | Some of them advocate the oe | pons threatened the disruption of the repeal of the whole primary system. .. patiently ‘Eugene es yarties here and the Idaho Legisla- Newspaper support has been vital ate Senay anal an ture responded to the clamor tor in these primary campaigns, and Une ~ none ial ce amendment. The Nonpartisan less a candidate should rely on that ¢ i. League itself has made little head- he Was obligated to work up an om © fGeorge pipes 7 way in Idaho. The electoral system | 8@nization of his own, Reagan the sone and— ae sa how is something like this: The peo-, Community and extol his merits, unm teen 9 I know that my retirement settlements; justice to all nations, will make no difference. tn “ / no annexations and free opportunity for racial and na- : . v : . ia cerdinel principles, that it \ tional development within rightful bounds. It is in hat always fight for progress and re- ee te ‘iis fovea. never tolerate injustice or mony with the declared repudiation of secret alliances corruption, always fight dema- and agreements. gogues of all parties, never be- The President's statement of the case against Italy long to any party, always oppose i. incontrovertible. It is based upon realities and sound privileged classes and public easoning. It exposes the fatal weakness of the Italian plunderers, never lack sympathy 3 q voted to the public welfare, policy to assure permanent peace, but of Italy's own never be satisfied with merely agreements and her action with regard to other points printing news, always be drasti- cally independent: * never be in the aeroement. | ; afraid to attack wrong, whether He pointed out that Italy has profited by the agree- by predatory plutocracy or. pred- ments and policies entered into by the allies. She atory poverty. ' had accepted all that were advantageous to her; she : JOSEPH PULITZER. - has gained her ancient territories and boundaries and t Aprit 10, 190%. | fs secure in her own national rights and just interests, ‘nee (RN NRA and cannot in equity and honor claim advantages which deprive other peoples and states of their rights LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. and fair opportunities. In short, he proved that. The Sicemty-alsth Field Artillery. Italy's demand as to Fiume and other parts of the To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch Dalmatian coast was based solely upon selfish and im- | want to register a protest against a perialistic aims, in violation of sound principles and thamphlet being distributed by 4 Brig- cojlemn agreements as to war and peace aims. To ade Sergeant-Major. He calls it “The Watch on ihe Rhine.” In it he savs that Yield to them would destroy the whole fabric of demo- the First and Second Divisions are the cratic peace, upon which the war was fough® to a finish. only ones of the A. E. F. that have’ [taly has not a leg upon which to stand. If this con- ns, Saceggne td See ae. vincing statement of the injustice of her cause as to erty-sixth F. A., Third Division, landed Fiume, the cession of which to Italy was not even in- at Kattenheim, Germany, Dec. 23, 1918. cluded in the pact of London, and the wisdom and They are 40 miles inside of Germany and righteousness of the President's opposition do not bring ot course across the Rhine. He is now: , : ; ; e Ss ‘ ‘ - N L s: Thur, Germany. He said in a letter the Italian statesmen to their senses or lead the Italian seceived by me yesterday that he was in| people to correct their attitude, the result will be un- a regiment that Gen. Pershing had for- fortunate for the cause of enduring peace, but Italy will kotten to relieve, for they had been On pe the worst sufferer. There are immeasurable evil con- netive duty since July 6, 1918, and that : wes more than any other regiment could | Sequences in Italian revolt from an equitable adjustment , | s°v in all the A. E. F. of questions relating to the east shore of the Adriatic. My son is a volunteer, signed up with) She will lose her best friends and her best guarantees of ia of lo i] OR oe 4 D . , : the service April 28, 1917; sailed from corsty and peace and will be involved in a dangerous (Camp Merritt, N. J.. May 26, 1918, and tney were in active service in two weeks tangle of complications menacing her economic life, her after landing; took part in all the im-' industrial progress and her vital interests in all direc- portant battles, fought from that time tions. til the armistice was signed; started the 1 orning of Nov. 13 on their march to 1 (jermany, and have no idea when they 4 violation of the principles of a just peace or to the vill get to come home. I sure do need repudiation of her solemn agreements and to a defiance him, but he says he is going to stick and i = eee aad ee she old of the moral judgment of the civilized world. Scventy-sixth F. A. comes home ee There are five other St. Louis boys in MORE TAXES ON BUSINESS. lis battery. I send them the Post-Dis- The taxes being cooked up by Goy. Gardner and the tch all the time : says that they | ; . n ht eo nl pst apa — + lvactat Legislature at Jefferson City to meet impending deficits Ee . f League party. The State Central ; ee whom, . Geeull ay 4 & jc ) msroetrervenseninaigeligndasone ss PSs aks WNP tng FO EEE ENTE TLS NAN AITO RI My LOCOS TE AD SY SS a , (‘ommittee acts as judge of the qual- paper supported Mayor Bean. pe tue Morgan and his daught ‘ith them. Now I do hope you will put | illustrate the vicious results of an unjust taxing system. ifications for eligibility of the men latter, I am told by Democrats, might ~ h j : : : . : : . v ] « *e 4 ore (; : a part of this, at least, in the paper. I, Think of taxing coal, a necessary of life and industry. THE CZAR OF THE WIRES. elected from the counties so that if have been re-elected if the newspaper — since as pont est »have the address of the five other St. eee Paewe ee ee ee ee and thus creating a burdensome discrimination against. - 25 Rie Wars 2 i nea ti BAS StS 3 es || the Nonpartizan League attempts to| Supporting him had not referred t@ : that. It wouldn't look Sergt. George Linneman, 1443 Monroe issouri industries and a heavy burden on the poor! tae " . take possesion of the county ma- railroad men hereabouts as Wearle: ae “-Wouldn’t look we to \l | R R () R oO f chinery, for example, of the Repub- W illies and transients. A rallroad are mocked him: and her 8 gireet; Albert Prichard, 4629 Mackinack Other proposals are for taxes on the retail price of | * . "ritte MNRITHIS me | revenue; Carl Lenamann, 537 Odell articles of commerce akin to the wehaaiailaeng luxury P L} B ] | } ( ) P | \ ( ) V JI ST A MITIN U I D Written Or tye POST-DISPATCH ‘lican party. and does not in fact rep- engineer was elected Mayor and half x henrence betrayed & af s.reet: Lee kK eishley, 8436 North Klev- . * . a » . 4 tle a 4 s by ( lark McAdams resent that organization, an contest- the ( ity ( ouncil is Laborite ‘ bity. ‘See here. Geo | taxes in the original Federal revenue law. - Nations Leagué Popular. : cuggest that you just m cuth street. This is his brother’s ad- eee ae ing de'egaticn might be stated in . cvess. His brother’s name is A. A. Taxes on commodities sold at retail, laid by the State. Phis column is designed to reproduce , ea : na the committee which manages the The railroad employes are ardent 1 on into your room and . - ; JUST : TUTE Sig! basket of seed potatoes: ’ - aie 5 Keishley, Battery C. Seventy-sixth F. A., have the same objection of cost and trouble to the mer- /foul bias the latest comment by the JUST A MINUTE. State convention of the respective! in their praises of Mr. Wilson, and = dressing’ Sometimes ¥ . 7 rte ’ 4 sc gs P ; . , ai ; ‘ ' ' : , 1] fire y aoe ; arty . i ig ‘ay ; Ss c « wo ‘ : : ¢ z AE. F., via N. Y., and H. R. Kindall, | chant that similar taxes levied by the Federal Govern-| /€44!"g publicists, newspapers and period- Dear Mr. McAdams: You will find |, tural's . |party. Nothing is put in the way of; even Senator Moral woule os ie | tnat Ghew you naw a 721 South Eighteenth street, St. Louis. * League to organize| hard to win on a league of nation# = little mind!"’ in the enclosed record something of a : ; the Nonpartisan I would be very glad to let you have , i © ae ae campet ste . as alt se ‘ ; C4 nie ey, ee ne aa ee eh tow oe it was progressively as well as po- litically fashionable to favor the di- _ en rh: eas T FARO Oe mr ee ee Ca eee en 6 rr er ere ne es aE ele OE I er pt 5 te et mr + OF OO Eee Fee erry ee we Os oO OT CE OPPO OME I OOF EO Oe A Oe. We do not believe the Italian people will consent to SSR Mee x sabec eens i, Re eS: oe of EF ; we are res 3 Me te! Dae f ee. 4 ie Oe. ad 2 ‘ ‘og. “a ~ : , sc" aug : Rati inl 3 ls They have just had an election & re s Rent dei SL ORE ia ~~ S ple present their men for the Re- in “‘Excited!’"’ she fee publican or Democratic or Nonparti- this, the second largest city of the ~ san League organization if they cure io enter as a political party. The State, and the biggest labor center iy 4 people be glad to see Idaho, which furnished the exception 4 | without eres yreenen present chairmen select a man from) t® prove the rule and which slg9 | sank Sam ty eae each county to be a member of the | Shows how dangerous newspaper estin that she nilght State Central Committee of the Dem-| SUPport may be if unjustly han aeeiae tee them” The Democrats elected their entire — “For who?” ticket. The single Republican news a SS vcratic or Republican or Nonpartisan es sn Ooi eo ee « Sey eine ment have, with the additional objection of discrimi cals on the questions of the day. , - : Lore tees coe ee ese ; : ; 4 , iscrimina- inge pati . of Seeeet in J , ‘om : arty ir , Y issue in this State. Senator Nugent : , ; close estimate of Just a Minute fron The idea. as we see it here, is that Lt party of their own, but they are a iS (;e0rgee Was #0 astou _detters, papers or pictures to verify what tion against the merchants of this State in competition - THE FIGHT FOR MORALE Patience Worth. It is all the more en: 1 horeags one cannot be sure that the | °mJoined from playing havoc with Democrat, has been traveling from eutburst that his indig J have written here, and I think it is due’ with the merchants of other states. — the Philadelphia Public Ledge jovable because it came without re- Lotatoes will come up peer multiply the old parties and posing before) town to town and has been drawing — layed by his curiosity. i» these boys that they should have ‘ : y esr; oe biggie re t seems icate at Pa- ; ’ > State ; nonsoring | large crowds. Whenever the sub Rs ay? “ed for -wi aes eae Just and uniform assessments of all the property in ORALE-—-a term that the war has, “™S st. it seems ns indicate that Pa | their. kind, one can be quite sure the voters of the State as sponsoring | ' 8 r ject = upseta you this way? eredit for what they did in this great . the regular selections of the same) ‘4S thoroughly explained to the people — “IT know what you me . : ' , tience has been taking a deep interest ’ alles 4 a ae : a¢ ep , ‘ey - brought into a v > rive r »ac- that the misused apostrophe will fruc- War, as well as the 138th Infantry and the State would solve the revenue problem, without hard- 8 Saree Sree 5200 in vour column, where so many of her vrs nicely ams afflict the facial ruage with Parties. they seem to favor it. The women — her voice still lowered, the Thirty-fifth Division. The Seventy- Ships on individual citizens or business. Our present a re) : ceptance of ‘“‘camouflage’’—is more than : ' | a vague and visionary abstraction; it is 4 Dissatisfaction with the primary | especially are enthusiastic for #7 creasing in sharpness gpl a ‘aan the first American I. A.| unequal and unjust assessment system. maintained in! concrete social objective and as has Dedt is widespread in the West. Califor-| league of nations because they look ing to insinuate that “ Y cr g eC ] arne. ” E x . : act ; ba & &! » 4 , oe ‘ | : j 5 ~e ; . ‘ ‘ % ” ¢ , 2 MRS. JOHN E. TRAFEF Violation of law by the State Board of Equalization, is) Said not infrequently curing the difficuis AM a beggar | On a drug store telephone: ria had a freak election last time,| Upon it as a means of preventing mother to invite Fugene MRS. . N E. i ; a as 3 | phi : oH a sisi for example, in which a Democrat, War. It cannot be-said that the pub- — on my account because h 1020A Park avenue the source of our greatest evils. Business is sac ifi d period of demobilization, the effort must | Thou knowest. mie [| ask not p Seow Cee eo eee ee ° pe aR . for the benefit of th i th 4c egies be to prevent demecralization While the | kor alms, but for one minute. ‘ Test vour patience Were ; who entered both the Republican ond. lic generally has analyzed the cove- — er!” ) e yaps an © es Bad geaetcrsng . arte ith 4 a ee . . . ‘ ” ~ The 110th Supply Train T ee 1é peanut politicians, war was on every effort was made to | (;ive me but 1 stupid smile, is bs paces Democratic primaries was bested in nant carefully, or that it is at all *“T am”? 7 George ee ee “ttl . 4 - ‘ > National (luard and is a distinctly St. outhern Illinois was ordered shipped by the barge line over to fight Boches and not to combat ; Se ' ; ‘ . 2 : and left New Or] Mar 3 : And. | promise thee thou shalt the best hotels there,, indicates thai also been reports that Gen. Eduardo and {t now appeared th Li uls organization. AL AN] rieans March 3. It was April 16 before it) “ionul and stagnation Instead of doing ae The 110th Supply Tra , ; to be arrived at its : . , ‘use for nA tr ‘less for 5 ile Se Profit If | ai a Wise man their smoking materials are oviparous liaya. who has been nominated Mesz- those years he had bee Suppl ain seems to be a d at its destination. The delay was due in part. ° ee a a oe Oe MST: ) 30 thet wee thks ae ican Minister to Italy, also will be ~ mately associating wi fur otten hy lve local ress 7 1e s¢ vin r ‘ : : ‘ ; \we f t . tO aici r . . . , , of. ‘ see oy ae oe. ws , - he saying to the fact that the barge carrying it was held up ata ee oe ee ee eee 8 Bien Acknowledge it; if I be a fou Safety First recalled, although there is no offieilal stranger. Never before of Napoleon that an army fights on its oOusm to do more than ever. The effort ea - - * . . . ‘ cAr ‘ t ‘ ‘ er . , : : . — ' P * rot rire x} as o ‘ a . = p > : i a stomach is as true today as it was 100 ne pi north of the mouth of the Ohio and in part to in behalf of the Victory Loan will give us Then shall we laugh togethe : ha cm WW : Bt . é 2 i | A ap relative to the latter re | mar yee neta a a soars ago. The supply trains are never 1e@ tact fT lat the sugar had to come first O S , io sur chi - : poine e lal o) : ; ? ' _ | Mews cigarettes oO} male es oOo 0 ; port. % 1 : to St. Louisand)| our chance. It is going to be a struggle ne minute, for | am a bpggal 's They lav on the. awn-e : . | hall. So she wanted te om? acre t i ieee a . oi ae are . windows under protection, but are always exposed then doubled back over a considerable distance after te put it over. Che struggle will be lf ask thee alims but one minute And nted George's ae -e ¢ are ble to cause a dan : — = i: the open, a target for airplane ani . sh i : : » , “il for “ay z : . > (of thy fternitys oy u art Img: and a a eS 4 : betillery fire. transshipment by railroad. With adequate terminals at) ~0° fo" us all. It will stir us out of thi y eternity. Thou a : gureen tite Cs — PENALTIES FOR MAKING LIQUOR her with this horseless-¢ : , . Peasy -gzoing, least-resistance ‘aVS fi pending it stupidly. Let me all ee ; When the General Staff decided to re- all important points along the river, this consignment to ace mer which we ni tae { _ ill . Make thee a cclefital le atom of Cine Ree : | ie . ai ad Announces She Does Not Recog- Y | —= mie t “ nlioud. “I will—I cer divisions, they saw fit to perpetuate the particular cas | . icute in this, the laying season. i case north of the Ohio woul ay . the ocean that the time t ‘ome will re- ’ ‘ P "eT @or oT : ' ante? 9 sabe : | i ee fame and nomericals of those units | have been 6 aatPogctoat : NELSON THOMAS. ers Attacking Sovereignty. Revenue Bureau Summarizes Laws — “nt I oo ee . imighty’ ¢ : aang : 1 , ‘ ] . “ow “(ae ‘ . . P i ‘ ioe . ¥ YT ‘ l ‘ es. saa . 4 . which according to Gen Pershing were avoided and in general much mileage and much time: Mi ‘the resources our country and | 3; Voltaire on Essential Values Sir: | made a short visit in Jeffer- By the Associated Press > Pos- 3 | ee Our people are able to husband and to} From His Essays and Pamphlets Citv a few days ago, and picked , eimai ah , to Inform People as to S Rut presentiv. at @& weintitled by merit and efficiency to that son my a “* , MEXICO CITY, Wednesday, April sible Consequences : : rte ' : . the horselessa-carriage ee OO expend. It is no time for wassail and cra We are in this world to do good in it | ee ores arlor: gieat distinction Proper facilities at ; ‘onsi oe Sa i ‘ this one up in an ice cream parior ‘ _ hadi 7 - I t all considerable ports are as im- nival. lt is a time to take stock very so- | Hlaving it clearly in your heart that a 23.—The RONTSCOE Rom of the By the Associated Press daughter, his grimness ee me ee: portant as light and channel marks. Shippers must erly of all that we have if we have all men are equal, and in your head We Serve Lunches | Monroe Doctrine by the Mexican WASHINGTON, April 24.--Per- : a # S not Know j.arket at less than they paid for them. cotillions—the sor Loyvs in the 3d Division and you don't see meeting of the Associated Press that he doe the BE A iahag fernal wisdon With apologies, af fore OE bute mapesnpege see hw: Aecgesotai — a For failure to register oti. 4500. a word of praise for them, and | am sure whether a League feN " : , ee | eae en Spee it} + ag | 7 mi Jefferson City sign hunter. who seems President of Mexico. Notwithstand- penalty, fine of between $100 as the) did their bit. | have a. very dear Cag O Nations will work or not and he We don't believe they mean what Line ost igh has with nis own hand to have more than he can do. irg the fact~ that the French Gov $1000 and imprisonment of between inan an Amberson wou brother lying on the battlefield of France ye eet Bes Benes io rv to pans: GEORGS ernment last November expressed one month and two years; for make it negligentiy, tonight, ¥ today, as have many others, who gave thing which promises success for the idea in some for Se ee gn hi saggiey ai | = : - , ; its willingness to accept Senor ing liquor in a community where # = . P , } ' 4 ¢ 's> ; , LAN made cove nants be- for investment ire bound to feed i =) h all that we . You who have goneyour was “The conference now meeting at} P| AN 10 MAKE ONE STATE able devotion impart though simple, may be effiacious in put-'fore—but i . ree aaa , . , ; ' in its machinery o S800 ' , . find most precious. We should open | , ' ! ) ae ting a stop to such crimes as happened : Y of association, and especially What can the man who whines about | Not counting the hours that parted us Paris has considered the recognition three sisters in law of mb ‘ity. . as . EMRE ee every door of the soul to all sorts of | : s . hail " : ‘ ; A il last week, in the robbing of the Baden , wert; One nation cannot have a close ac- the market price of bonds think of him knowledge and all sorts of feelings: so And have slept, eaten and drunk the of the Monroe Doctrine. Some gov- MONGOLIA AND we nie Sece eagerly, AGm z while, ernments, friends of Mexico, have : Bret 3 = ; ‘Ring he said Amelia . ‘fe f ‘ . - ‘ ‘ ‘ " "4 Bank. guaintans with another nation without feeling an in a Way. long as it does not all go in pell-mell, h all at night \ f ' es ly. but rather because —— ree 4 si ; oO nothers . . . 4 al 1 - é : : . “a : me 4 r ; ‘ if, immediately after such a crime has terest in it. Interest draws them closer, discovers kin-. sons vt al = eae of gt oi Rage there is plenty of room for everything a yi ree e” said: . nase oo ae pape ingress os 'Two Leaders of Mongolian Inde x 2 than because of inte appened an alarm could be given ships in concerns and ons are dead in us War but who are Yen it} loubt ee ee o you aion ing the doctrine ans 1e Mexican De- io s ‘ Re] s) ‘i , j es, without agouvot, peace 1s of more . , . oklo ; . Mad the olty euch ce the ohril’ i itiments and thought, tends to not whining at all Why, then, should vatue than truth: that isi to fay. we Did you let the memory of me fade partment of Foreign Relations has dence Party eg in = se hel. looking out at ery of a siren, it would not only notify common aspirations, prompts common acts. the bond-buyer whine when he has lost must er vex be neighbor tei adr Or did each face you saw irranged that the Mexican CGovern- yasmer ware - rhythmicalls moved © : | Recall my image ” ment has not recognized and will not | By the Associated Press biue ostrich feathers, I thie police simultaneobaly, but would tu-n Facilities of intercommunication have reac hed a per- nothing, but gained much? ments: but it je necessary to seek the | 4 leaders # | each man, woman and child into a detec- fection unknown when other attempts at inte Buy Victory Bonds to the limit, as soul's peace in truth, and to tread un- I say in each golden sunset recone Te Nee Se rset abr tite 7 ; | wees near rere five. If, also, is could be possible when. unity failed. The f federations of trad rnationa! yeur share of the cost of victory. der foot the monstrous errors wlitets Your russet hair, any other doctrine that attacks the’ the Mongolian yer ans . . sept her shining eyes the Biren blew to bring all automobile and industries are rades and occupations And don't call it a favor, eithe: The would perturb it and render it the prey And the sky revealed itself, sovereignty and independence of have arrived in Tokio to egin : (seorgie had carrie traffic to a stand-still for a few miinutes sap stries are without end and could not exist with. @pportunity to buy such absolutely safe kna@’ Your eyes dear blue, Mexico 'movement for the political ine — & hearsed projects with P | f Kna , dence of Mongolia and Manchurite had given Miss Mor 6 ‘ pret ef: re » ? : : — a . . r ' oye , j SM would be impossibie for the eriminal ont constant Interchange of a rommMmon stock of ideas securities, paying good interest and form | know no great man except those While the timid rain echoed your voice The recall from Paris of Minister gee | unofficially It is proposed to unite thes®? inte perfection dur c. Hos. ‘Why not a federation of nations? ing a bulwark against vicissitude, igs aj whe have rendered great services to All these things are you: Pani has been rumored tate. et A ) FOR ; the ] ANNA BROWN. for more than a week There have Chinese provinces In one sta Bae i] ©) ‘ . ‘ > hej ebu Into , children have aa ronda ‘ an innumerable progeny. Are we right the cold wWweria J Hi. | . &2esbas about that”? Sr” . a ae rena would have been saved Se OAT ROR eae PENT TP rng men Rl” i 7 pote a cence tole *% “ hut a Writ . ‘ se y , pring 3 piel ty yoo ba aS re gay whe oe eal Cesk aes SBE agian SR ORES ORE uirits of that division which received that So henor. wm. M. TIBRNAN, What has 2810 North Whittier street Helieve that in his ne eee ©) OBS deena. ayes ; awe EE Re oY doubts whether anybody knows. But he added that one they sa) The country has kept its pledge to + . a nee ; hatreds, provocative mands ds, provocative of wars. the only reason why anybody should » . y " .. 3 , rman } eS .

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as ie Sie. ae et > ee * Sa ee a ¢ : ee ee ee SL UNCRKR - mae f , “A F 5 rr LR? foe ” vee » * — . : . " —e - — ™ ee ™ - , " - ~ PRO ag ~ are ee pe 2 ER eee eo . - o- ~ “er 25 oe mes WOMEN’S PAGE ” West, arding It Ci 10 Prevent y] Con- In a primary This ble for the organizs- Ans bod without fe. fur the selection. lity for Sclection. oOnvention Selection, it is urged. cated The delegates 0 the wishes of their eventually are oust. ry is generally blamed ior- character of 20) officers whose names AYS on the tickets of An appearance of is given to the choice remeniber with wha‘ self-indulged irony eof Pennsylvania ex. selection for the Sen- %t primary system. He result of another pm, as the fight against party leaders was by iwequential. When the along Mr. Penrose. l of the organization. rf the nomination. He as having laughingly A convention might ninated me again, but he primary did.” Governors of the dif- ough which [ am n in great detail the primary system, and hat the party conven- egates chosen by the only solution, though advocate the outright fhole primary system. support has been vital ry campaigns, and un- te should rely on that ed to work up an or. his own, canvass the bd extol merits, ust had election in nd largest city of the biggest labor center in urnished the exception rule and which also langerous newspaper ve if unjustiv handled, Ss elected their entire ngle Republican news- ed Mayor Bean. The ld by Democrats, might lected if the newspaper m had not referred ty hereabouts as ‘transients.’’ A railroad elected Mayor and half acil is Laborite Leagué Popular. d emploves are ardent es of Alr. Wilson. and Borah would find it on a league of nations tate Senator Nugent, been traveling from and has been drawing Whenever the subject explained to the people favor it. The women enthusiastic for 4 ons because they look means of preventing bt be said that the pub- as analyzed the cove- , or that it its at all the intricate questions e making of peace. good even though this and of industrial trou- othing abnormal. Po- vould hardly call this or either party, but the e stronger here than in so-called doubtful! ‘est. by the New Post, Inc.) ee RYSte ny) 1 @.« his an York Evening pris that Gen. Eduardo s been nominated Mex to Italy, will he ugh there is no official elative to the latter re- also DR MAKING LIQUOR IMES AFTER JULY | au Summarizes Laws People as to Pos- Consequences. si l’ress ON, April 24.--Per y be planning to make own hemes after na tion becomes effective arned by revenue &u- the penalties to which wubiject The Interna! au has sent to revenue summary of penalties, they be agents a subject and gestion that widel\ e of penalties for varl- ix as follows: {o register still, $00¢ of between $100. and prisonment of between hd two years; for mak- a community where by local or state laws for violating wartime t, $1000 fine or one onment. or both; fer isky mash or a beer. n $500 and $5000, and of between six months ra. Wines come with* prohibition, I KE ONE STATE OF ILIA AND MANCHURIA of Mongolian Indepen- y Arrive in Tokio to ser Movement. ef Press rit 24.-Two. leaders of an Independence party in Tokio to begin & r the politicad Indepen- golia and Manchuria. these (wad state. peed ton tprite inces in one “Wearie: SE ha tg te es POST-DISPATCH Daily Magazine THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1919. ~ | The Magnificent Ambersons By BOOTH TARKINGTON, Author of ‘‘Monsieur Beaucaire,’’ ‘‘The Gentleman From I ndiana,’’ Other Notable Stories. Chapter VIIL (Continued.) SABEL laughed and patted her [ pusbanc s shoulder again. “Aren't you going to dress” fall going to the dance?” He groaned faintly. Aren't we “Aren't your prother and Georgie escorts enough | for you and Fanny” “Wouldn't vou enjoy it “You know I don’t.” Isabel let her hand remain upon his shoulder a moment longer; she stood behind him, looking into the fre, and George, watching at all?’ ef the flames accounted for, then,’’ she said indulgently, “stay at home and be happy. We won't urge you if you'd really rather not.” “T really wouldn't,” he said con- tented!). Haif an hour later George was passing through the upper hai, ina hathrobe stage of preparation for the evening's gaieties, when he encoun- tered his Aunt Fanny. He stopped her. “Look here!” he said. “What in the world s the matter with you?” she demand- ef, regarding him with little ami- ability. “You look as if you were rehearsing for a villain in a play. Do change your expression!” His expression gave no sign of vielding to the request; on the con- trary, its deepened. “I suppose you don’t know why father doesn't want to go tonight,’ he said solemnly. “You're his onlv. sister, and vet vou don’t know!” “He never wants to go anywhere that | ever heard of,” said lanny. “What is the matter with you?” He doesn't want to go because he doesn't like this man Morgan.” “(Good gracious!” patiently. “Kugene Morgan isn’t in father’s thoughts at all, the other Why should sombreness one he your wav or be?” {George hesitated. “Well—-it strikes me- Look here, what makes vou and—and evervbody-——-so excited over him?” ““Excited!’ ”’ people be glad to an without silly children like you ing to make a to-do about it” ust been in vour mother’s room sug- gesting that she might give a little dinner for them” “Tor who’ “For whom, Morgan and his daughter.” “Look here'” George said quickly. “Don't do that! Mother mustn't do that It wouldn't look well.”’ “-*Wouldn't well!’ ”’ anny mocked him: and her suppressed ve- hemence betrayed a surprising acer- Minafer, | march straight finish vour you say things niean "a eeee ¢ friend hav- I've jeered. old slie See Georgie! For Mr. look “See here, George that your pity, rugrest into you just on room and dressing! that little (eorree by this eutburst that his indignation was de layed by his curiosity. “Why, what upsets vou this way?’ he inquired. “TIT know what vou mean,” she said, her voice still lowered, but not de ereasing in sharpness “You're ing to insinuate that I'd get your mother to invite Fugene Morgan here on my account because hes a widow- er!" “. amy (,eorge plussed. ‘‘I’m trying to that vou're setting your cap at him and getting mother to help you? Is that what vou mean?” Beyond a doubt that Miss Fanny meant. him H white-hot look attend to vour own affairs!” whispered fiercely, and swept away George, dumbfounded, returned to his room for meditation He had lived for years in the same house with his Aunt Fanny, and it now appeared that during all those years had been thus intl mately associating with a total stranger. Never before had he met the passionate lady with whom he had just held a conversation in the hall. So she wanted to get married: And wanted George's mother to help her with this horseless-carriage wid ower! “Well, I will be shot!” he muttered aloud. “If will—I certainly will be shot!’ And he began to laugh. ‘‘Lord ‘Imighty!"’ But presentiv, at the the’ horseless-carriage daughter, his grimness returned, and he resolved upon a line of conduct for the evening. He would nod to her carelessly when he first saw her, and after that he would notice her no more: he would not dance Ww.t': hers he would not favor her in the eotillion——-he would not go nea her! .* * * He descended to dinner the third urgent summons of butler. having spent two dressing—and rehearsing. Sometimes show vou have a pretty mind!” was so astounded non- insinuate gasped, was what She gave “You she he thought of widowers pon & colored how: _r * 2 2 © eae eee TABLE WASTE More food is cooked than can be eaten by the family, and are not used Too large portions are served Menu may be too varied and there is a temptation to eat more than is needed Edible food is and not Cold thrown and used crumbs used as a garnish eaten biscults and muffins are away. They may be toasted or dried and made _ into Cold biscuits are some- times steamed and served as dump- lings. Tough ends of steak or over ai which left-overs| pleces of meat should not be away. Grind for filli niatoes peppers, with and use or Gme!} sandwich meat may Do not Viduals care nreat and mings from hain or other nieats are beans, greens or The successful housekeeper a study of the practices and ples involved in housekeeping hash filling or in also be used in soup. than ePLCesSsS serve more 1at for use it Trim cooking iri sormetinies cabbage smoked cooked With princi- / } | Helps to Housekeepers | eee i Paint, no matter how hard and | dry, can be taken out of woollen. clothing by using a solution of equal | parts of ammonia and turpentine. | Saturate the spot two or three times, | then wash out with soap suds. | fo make a light sponge cake, take | One -cupful of flour, one cupful of | Sugar, two eggs. Mix flour and sugar | i well well beaten. together: then add the eggs, Beat all together and) | bake in a hot oven about 15 minutes —Evening Telegram. ee — ee New Inventions. For stripping timber an inventor | 'has patented a motor driven barking | | machine. ‘inches taller, vented metal forms to be placed in | | shoes. For motorists or campers an Ohio man has patented a two-galion pail that folds flat like an opera hat. To make persons awpear two a Chicago man has in- A competitive test of milking ma- chines in England, open to the} | world, was won by one of Swedish | invention. Frances’ Visitors—Part IV RANCES climbed into her chalr F ana looked at the kettle again. Out.jumped a big spoon, and after it came a dish. To Frances it looked like a bowl] with long legs. “Come, hurry,” said the spoon, “we are running away and we cannot stop ” Off they both ran down the_path of steam, when a cat, carrying A fid- die under his arm, jumped out of the kettle. ‘Here, here!” he called, “you come right back here. I come before you do in the rhyme. Mother Goose, you make them take their turn, won't you?’ “You must not go before the cat and the fiddle,” said Mother Goose. touching the dish and the spoon with her gold star. “Come back, both of you.” — ~_~—- —— a a . — —-— Two Minutes 0 f Optimism By Herman J. Stich The World Was Born in Missouri lity catechism of leadership asks but one question——‘“What can vou do and how well can you do Supremacy plays the courtier to Liininence sits astraddle extraordinary competence ane Superiority. its only You you're pre- | Power is as permanent as props Usually ability is the mainstay of prominent until . — p Sale ascendancy. cant be eminent Nobody’ll mistake vour say-so for concrete show. Notability pays divi- dends to capability. Deliver the goods and deliver them decisively. People 'won't take heed till you demonstrate iby deed that you can lead. Nowadays every employer comes from Missouri. If you won't put big deals over, vou'll (Cut out bluff and with the stuff. The world was born in Missouri' be bowled over. come Across Y. W. C. A. WORKERS ARRIVE IN INDIA. been re- CABLE(; RAM A announcing ceived bv the Young Women's Christian Association safe arrival in Co- of Miss head of the secre of tae YY. Ww Hiartwell of Mont- Weir left the Slizabeth riy artment ephana Miss Margaret all of whom January for Glair, N. J.. and of Oakland, Cal., New York City in far country. the Fashion Notes. coats possess wide three-quar- sleeves of the new skirts have ir nis. the Turkish Kivening Y gowns use trouser ettect (,eorgette gowns bands tendeney l« decidely ne overskirts with tight un- of the tiny made of black with aigrettes. hats often directoire style and satin and black straw COMES FROM IF Ay 9 ITS THE BEST Prices Cut for Friday, Saturday and Monday EGGS, Strictly Fresh, doz. 42c fancy Breakfast Extra BA eured: mild and . 45¢ per lb: special, Bacon: sugar lean: sells regularly at per ib 39c MILK, Pet, tall cans, 2 for 25c Japo Borax Cleanser, 5c cans, 3 for... .10c Delmar Club; iarge 90-0z. packages.... Oats 0c Soap Delmar Club Laun- dry: lg. bars: &% for 24¢ Campbell's Pork & Beans, Tomato Sauce, 2 cans 29¢ FLOUR Sweet Rose Self-Rising Biscuit Flour; 6-Jb. sacks 50e, 12-1b. sacks. : poe °4-lb. sacks S1.S0) Gebhardt’s Chili Powder, per bot., ioe and 450¢ lb isc graham, Salted Peanuts, per Crackers, fresh baked fine and erisp, per \b ife Peas, Red Rose, soaked, No. 2 cans, 10e value, special 2 cans...15¢€ 5-lb Sacks Schumaker Graham Flour.. 5 Boe Polish, Bixbv Shuwite, for cleaning canvas & per bot 2e Ruble Bowl Cleaner, per pkg. .1De No. 16 Cans Fisherman Salmon, 2 £68 re re ine Grass Seed, Kentii KV, per lb, Boe Grass Seed, Canadian, per Ib, 2oe Washboards, Banner Globe, made of best material. each.....450e¢ forned Beef, Libby Boneless and Eeonomieal, Ne. cans SS, No. 1] cans... Ane bby Potted Meat, small cans, De, | larg@e..... : ‘ De Paches, No. 2 sliced, 24C Chrries, Delmar Club, white in yrup, NAc Dr; Pinto Beans, 2? Ibs... ....1%0e Pay Brick Cheese, per lb... bie Amtrican Creole Sauce, for fish, SQak, roasts or spaghetti, ive a eee ee Se loOes, . ; » + ans Sunkisf, cans & for, ioe lH<. Best Tallow Candles, x Tongue, 5 oz. jars, Derb' re with 250¢ ‘Anchovies, in pure Olive Onl, Capers, per can acid Anchovies, in butter, per can, be Fancy Head Rice, lbs oie Fresh Baked Daisy Bar Cakes, Tie imported per Ih Olive Oil, Delmar Club, 1, pint bottles Bran, Pillsbury, a pDKYUS, 2 TO! Wizard Carpet Cleaner, | De. 3° for Shoe, ig La France Laundry Tablets Satina Starch Tablets Seeds, I). M. Ferry Garden ? for Flower Seeds, per pkg Fancy Grape Fruit, each, , — se Srviciti sure te ’ “ eds, Soup, Campbell's Beef and table, special, 3 cans.....2 Delgadoe'’s Chili and Rice, 10¢ cans for “- oes ewe Spaghetti, with tomato l5e eans, 2 for 2i¢ Club, B. @ , tender 2e especial « Gibbs’ aance and cheese, Peas, Delmar and aewee?. Corn, 1858, solid pack, tender and milky. per car ..l4e Fancy Cervelat Sausage, per !b., tse Beats All Washing Tablets, washe« linen white as snow, per pkg, Se el eans for Tdlet Paper, Kimo, large rolls, S for. . . .23c Washing Powder Grandma’s; fe packages.. 3 for 10c 1-ll. Brick Robinson Pure Maple Sugar, 50c dried ' are trimmed with | toward | Miss Wilson and her helpers went to help establish a Y. W. C. A training center in India for native workers. Miss Weir and Miss Hart have gone to Bombay, while Miss Wilson is remaining for a time in Columbo. Miss Hartwell die- titian and was the head of a large war-time cafeteria for the Y. W. C A. in Washington, D. C., when the association in that city helped to feed the thousands of women war work- over \\ e|] is a (+ ers Jaughing as hard as he could. “We come before the dish and the spoon,” said the cow, as she jumped from the kettle. followed by a dog He did not even stop to bark. He kept rysht on laughing, and Frances wor- dered if this was the way it really was, and why the rhyme said: “The little dog laughed to see such sport 3 “But the moon-—where is that moon’ said the cow, looking into the kettle. Hik, cat was already going down T tue path, fiddling as he wert, and Mother Goose said to the cow: “Jump over this estar: th» moon is not up yet. You know, ft is daytime. Be off with you all now.” “I suppose I'll have to jump over a star, but the rhyme says a moon,” grumbled the cow, and -off they all went and etood by their friends.” Again Mother Goose tapped the kettle, and this time a beautiful Queen appeared, dressed in a goér- geous robe of velvet and gold. On her head was a crown of gold, filled with sparkling gems Behind her came a page carrying a platter above his head, filled with tarts. The Queen bowed to Frances, and feeling that it was a very un- usual thing to have a Queen bow to her, Frances jumped down fust as quick as she could and made her best curtsey, just as she had done to Old King Cole. Before she could climb back over the edge of the kettle came the King and there were more bows. The King followed the Queen, and after them went the page with the tarta. ‘Phat is the Queen of Hearts, Iam thought Frances, “but the story must be just for a rhyme. [ think I'll speak to the Queen.” “Yes, I am the Queen of Hearts.” the Queen replied in answer te Frances’ questions, “and that is the. King, but the page is not a knave ut all, my dear; he Is really a very good boy and carries about the platter of tarts for the King lie has never i” all this time eaten one, so you see he is verv honest and trustworthy.” (To be continued tomorrow.) right. 1919 by the MeClure Newspaper Syndicate. New York City.) Tomorrow's story—‘Frances’ Vis- itors."—Part V. sure,”’ itan ’! ene eee ePPeadeer tear eecReOeeberr) bee te Fashion Says COLONIALS And women who follow the dictates of Fashion will obey this late decree. Swope’s have assembled a selection of very distinctive models, of kid and calf, in all the proper shadings. Recommended in addition are many attractive small tongue pumps to be buckle trimmed in ac- cordance with individual taste, OLIVE AT 1O*ST errs oe op Spring Catalogue Free Upon Request to Healt in the ( i¢ 1Tis Antiseptre ably

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______ ST.LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 24 i019. ene T LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a a ———————SSSSSaSS=S===_ = — — ~ ——— ‘ . re j . ¥ a3 i avenport Started on a High Plane, but He Came D ) a 4 ' WildnessofMay Extra! Four Brown Pitchers Over-Seas Tennis Champion to Box '~ s*xoies, resuits City Golf Title ‘T74| Marriage License er a : e Births Recorde IN MAJOR LEAGUES Wilde, if Yankee nenliinel Ge Same. © Tourney Will Be 4 ee ae | - Burial Perm andSherdelBeat _ Slaughtered on Hurling Hill: Booming, Donor of t ‘ ; ° ce ear Lone Cards In Opener Famous Cup Says R f U d LMERICAN LEAGUE, a Bay Bh § ° . ° gh AM Won. Lost ret a Zz Nine White Sox Are Implicated creree Is USEC «..... re a Held Au : | d Sane | nm) é =3 * MARRIAGE LICE Vere he . . . : ' . inn ; . ; ’ Hi), Between Them They Gave 11 70s paseacallame ants | Lieut.-Col. Dwight Davis Tells + . —— Wasiingtor weet | BEE Pret A Deepner. 6308 4 Passes and Forced Reds to : of Events in Which Amer- he Early Period. ete Herman Falls for the | "\"*"' wee ™ Forest Park Club Also Annvunces BE oer A. Ribelin Ys 3 it . : ; : - : é = ‘ FY oN ™ & KS fen re ae ‘i T 5 lLawsene owen 1S Take Nightmare, 6 to 2. Assault Took Place Yesterday Afternoon in Full View of 10,000 icans Played. W “ bsg ian ny a oo $25,000 Purse, but Not the sy . 00 Dates for Other Features | ©" © Serta Doan “? eS + r ‘ ws are ‘ sings the twi 3 7X. P oe ¥ oF . (wh i puren aretha —— : a os -ersons at Sportsman’s Park; Police and Soldie And tHe going you think ts British Official. Philadelphia r , Thi pele Glen. ~ : SH , JiILe « ui bE ae ul think is the LAN 1s Season. Torn Mure’ ch 32 ap OTTON SHOWED SPEED Present Fail to Interfere. By DAVISON OBEAR. See roughest; eaeebiins xeanieen enaries Harris ae N. Be GR secretary al | Louis Lawn ‘tTonnis a % ¢ be wig: me phe pop, mantan Champion Pete liernial risA™M . : as — TO SE orton , Son | wn, Ricke "s Left Fi ld C t d Association. a dap pnggee vd i Lop, ° \\ ho has bee @*T) ly ir! “forming his wot Brookl,s , OOO LECT CUP TEAMS Nellie st terat? 144% x : Fes ' sfanan! ‘olor .) teh P biel Lilie’ lirs? } iad vay “— , _ st — , aire A ar : ‘all 7 : "stitan ; tise 1% . y ie er oun e By John E. Wray. ivift i bieh il ( i Ile i lw ji@ht | [sa the i a we ly l | irs ei | Into Pa | Srall fortune nt ihe rate of ’ ' nw ® v ds ry came stelbis 2 . od b who Vas 10 a large (legree re $1000 , . Mp Pla ee fl Klein ive. ' 0 per night or more, and Who , “ago . ) yers to Represent Or aniza- | Ethe! “se oa 8 aa me) sigs ethe? M Lare M4 ~ me George F. Conia me. 3 Nora Me peace. From Second on Infield O>* the theory that a bad beginning makes a good ending, Dauntless é , —Porsilye La] the uplift in tennis When thev order thej Will add ' Pittsbur y " > gas» W1Cir meals lll add another check of simila: ARS tion Will Be P; ed After tHe ; ) : ick ae > . Out in Fifth Frame. MVve Davenport will probably finish out the vear the greatest pitcher \\ ) . " ‘ a) : } fernatio! ally ‘ nal , . } \ 1Y } rey ‘ 1" eran any se . . : in the \ nericar ao arse - : . is eae . ~ ; i ‘ | ay) Local} MmuevaisS praport} je ve , ;' i al e American League. Kor David's baptism of fire vesterday, during attenes ¢ f And kick and econ plait : portions to his roll as a resuit of, P ndelplia , (res 72-Hole Medal Pla ; ‘ ' vial iad ten i. . and Whe relcurnes ron) ‘ranc: oo ee | tne a contest av Paga?t _ > ee By W. A. PHELON., Which he started his teammates on the road to a |3- 4 defeat at the service: ‘e) With Kid Regan tomorrow | Buosto iD TT y- ¥ —— . te : ‘ ’ : . +} = vou rj al iT) mrepeax aj : , nigiit nt . Tanlie , ' tha Sports bditor ( incinnati Pimes-Star. hands ot the \\ hite SOX resulted in one ot the hen jest harrage : . ome \ . ) at te) if ‘+ \\ ith ci Just “jt tj r}yt in the bes ‘ a) il the { O1Lseul, iS fot} the Yy d ‘ ; i } oy 7 SS\¢6 (MOK 1! LZ #11) Ove! BY { > . " ses har $147 . CINCINNATI, April 24.—It wasn't laid down by baseball artillery in recent times #2 presentative told And hang on to your goat Following his R »n bout. if the mee s Results. = s NCE L. WOLFP, oenice M. Pvies huseur | ° : haw ae oo - 1) es bai epic 7s Pa : " ; : ’ hiaé ee HAT moO ti } ° . . . ‘ { : . ; a ball game, that 6-2 victory oi David was not alone in his: giory how Amertean O1adl@Yr-piaVers Siri Its the first hundred vedre that Food ship is still afloat, the cham AMERICAN LEAGUE, T ¥ Gare ¢ hampion, - ceoree a) terdise oo : oi. ee: : se : Ph otcip ” , ve , son » - ‘ Chics » Teennes R ‘ , “ , lie eit: ' “oi nie F.inoTra TRech 26 N = Pa i > 4 : . $ | ‘ > a ;)t? i og 17 ‘ey? ry) ~~ + x P urnnerve ls Dl On VW ‘ > +’ 7. ‘ ‘cl +c os ¢ 1g TON s 4 lu = I ‘le? “! hdd te liarding it Wy lian a Gah: : al a e*« iPIONSHhinp golf tour E es . ‘ Bernard Suttere: 417A w i F It was an utter nightmare, a thing were impartial! The, found the a ose Ox id maienis Abroad, pat ticipated ith CON WA") at 1] ; le | ‘ss D bead ane ; > 6; , A “gh ‘Ata ‘ | L.eifie I i . ‘ sa. as ‘ if . ‘ ial «9T) Posaive ! pu . Mormer (hamplons Repre - ot ' « ‘ ij : Laee ai continuous freali ‘ig { , j i 7 Perr, nl * | b’er cine ont 7 given — pe carrie * wiehe S26 ; Fd id ee ’ . > ‘ 3 hte . — ee ' “se : ° BL odie ing’, :' Ming no-decisto! ‘“eimmches ey 4 \ if orest oe rls : ; ; ; + Fs Cardinals were trving to force the ‘ rel pounded four hurlers for a tota SiHCOND INNING Jackson do 1, i lt is dollars t6 cents man will } $400 , BRoaton 10-12-00. New Yar ‘4.4 Bertertes | th lore Park (;,olf Club 5 ‘alter George Roesch Kimene : A . . or . ’ = ; . - . : eT) ques ioner hie ort , rye ty ' “al lil ave mMwiae i} ef iene vat >) ’ iS Tite rt } > A hes a . ie i : P . > ee ijau ‘ort : : “ Reds to accept it. and the Reds were Ol oe hits. 7 bases in all i? pee mrhningeg Phat 4 hundred vears hence plus re | | eX} erTses \la‘ss arid Ss ang Niogri lige at Hannal wil) i} ik rh itvICa title play ware Miidre FR " ’ - K ive nie : pes f 7 . . ; ‘ A i 2 : ier} 7 , ’ ‘ " i i {T[2 CAT & ate i] lmte rest bil tenn - > \ . 7 2 4k 4" ' x pe Eee ("leave ral et, ‘ : thi © held i} ? \ nga | "a irw? ' Srnité angi ily refusing to take if rhe Red hye rrhigedity left-handers nie ae teil f i‘ e ENG eC‘ rialih and ( ! i ( erseas rhe will ney er he bothered one ees Herman w il not Lawavel ontinue ev. eland-Detro postponed i bes * ' if Veen of August 2-9, ~ sas] Nellie 2 ¥ ’ ° . : 7. los 1. : } Bae SEPM EC) Ingried, \V il @} 17 | gag ‘ | . Sj fe, ’ . : . ; ’ “iy . . : “a> if] | ‘ *_ 7 ing eae a , - attack. which had been expected to bu l Ci@aniy Or the nose in al ) f ©\ Cede : mas , { }) ! ( lida Si ateqd \ nmurmbe, Oot COLIC. barnstorn ing The ' hampion es man ‘\ ATION AL LEAGtI . nat , a . ofore haw& been * Simon ‘ recs ST te Me ° :%, ; . p a. tc . - - . Vil pete aed «t MiiPraci¢ * > — — ’ . . ; . ' i noma . £7 are % *” . . : iatle ivi ~ : r " »** we ae ‘ . i? st ; v4 erash like lightning in a forest. was Cry Instance and, save for severs liin« i 3 o - { tournaments were held over there 2 . e ager, Sam Goldman of Philadelphia, , nat? 6-1-0. Cardinals 2-6-0. Batteries it ie hel —eo —— % ee T ae . t+ : ° vor P “co . sha ; oy ; ACK SON ana Seine , qaduri? , the 1) ‘ . SPooktv? 4 far Rose or = . he as Wiil lige rigs ths 7. - a ee - s . dina} pitching Was beneath eon fenders, the base-lhit total Hikeht MOURTH Riaber; and Sel r era . Hl a Irnamel \I ery fond of Jimmv Ravne vnom he did not 8a Pal Moore in temen a l ’ Batteries oe ’ iccessful if pDiayed 7. Leassic ! Siwyet Pritt a es . al ‘ us He a qm! tive our. oT t} ga ("ar nA ‘ , a“ - . ‘ Ana rrankie ef rne have te be eiver ’ i ’ mia Ay’ er | re Nel he enriier in 1) e SPAKE? 7 ees b lovd Met heanes Pike Wel tempt. have been even large! Sip kied, Williams bunted eT Pa ee . wae sees uan of highest prineil } , «eg el ert ™* ' aku ptt All colfera bee . a , ' [ T) Weave) ingled rf pared Bie. ae Club, where French ehaen- put, ol : aon chances, though Burns is Said to have 6 Whee are at the top of ft) [ee Ruth Marie Harmon Ws eas 1 Si X ft y . » i | .2 ; Ss , ‘@ TE ia) +} ; eh VO - Pike if { «bi iis r, of we ph , . Of) rt Sives s . ’ ' ey ——" rh - 7 ‘e : , steel it ,; Perit S ine ss eee * oI - "> iat . ] sag ee = . es m 28 te wet noted AS © } y ’ | | Cy . 1 ¢ isi p ire MDiaved The Yimerican _ mie (Gus h a pair expanded out of the bant tu CiaSs . Yor! ‘ hiladeip! ms ‘ Atizust the “1 } - ’ 2 during ¢ eo jouis hi Felter ra dt : Y 1¢e@ } { ise ‘ *¢ *? a : rye 4 j _ ; ’ ‘7 ‘ . ’ ‘ “ 4 wi ob ah' » (1%) : bien i ‘i 4% ) me ‘ wat io i”; : F ) : , ' : paige ” at '-, ta ; , . ” : sie si . =~ at i t > $ ee ’ " a° uerite (;az ti oT it tt cs ergy 3 se Bs Prowns, for an unusual number of (5; hit > Pui 1? i ctgp sane : luded stich stars as Maj iv him say mu-nin-cipal The climax to his 1819 campaign Ss Barnes and MeCarts 'acoos an of Plav would he 6 quality Pat oe we 7 una ast . - nid : ia onl ia a a . nil - ’ ~ rmoge? drive nm re . . Sper siintiiasaas ‘ : . ; F : — - . tat om IID? " ae Seoholas ieminas thy n 1 1éin. Meanw Hh} . Ala rave “i \ Mires rowuUs lé ft-hand hitters Chie nan ry eel ' - a e* 7) ) i> \\ renn \laj \\ illiam ‘ lyart ed { ontriv it ec] tsoldim 1?) adds ts be a bout with Ad he fall , " | oved Then aS Pore . Meh! }/ ‘a é ; ‘ ' yht ; ‘ : ‘ ‘ ee ran ese O8 ni i”? ‘ ns zi : =. ; rs . ey sw, Die } . alll MISLIESS sft e ar ; Passe ” and hit al Piet ti A | Piipeilye nntidote it] this batting poison is |. bier is + . 1 / } i } NO ] ~ \\ " 1A Tt} ,7 r in e > Jimmy, \\ ilde pro\ ided ‘lhe Rriton \ il] ' a4 , s R rays oned started bs : . SOT 18 fairly cp qorbe touts Tol! throwing eocoanuts would have bet popularls presumed to he left hand bere eer ~ ; ae ‘ Ris ) \\ \1 Washburn LA were In Little Rhody agree to conditions The British offer Today’s Schedule Nefont ; Lhd septeniber it is often a: Alice I, «ronmwel) ter contro! The Reds finalliv force } Tj , fe erpaie sal leased with the intere hot : to Plear , , or . eaeew UE Or some of the re ‘hp tor FPrutosos } ; bide ‘ ' : itl? ring ly i? ec ’ F So] i es « own it) o ernan 2 Gf) peel Cerne of ) $°..000 2 ; golfers to -¢, Be ; . - »* 2 ’ ‘ t i _ i‘ ? ! ; ’ - ACCo » ‘ . , AMERIC 1\N 4 » . ene t abe rh jdred i) pal 5 hek one of Mav's passes around the cush Left hand pitching thecked ae fice fi}. Theee hit ‘ Hi ' is] rding to an act of the purse. which. as Coldmat¥ adds, ‘is . LEAGUE. a bs Mi + . che x . a2 & , cf ‘ ‘ if ; wl pL ' iti ‘ Q ‘ prea ? ; ’ " , *} a ~ » . = ‘ , he a =i i.49uis Lie arty} 4 PVA - a4 Ef ait x theres . jons in the seventh. and then came Brownies, all right: but it had about SINTH-—Collins ingled ( ) coe e tourna egisinture, 4 per cent beer is certainiy tempting , , D its ’ ‘co will be the thirg | Mre. Fannie Thomas . : s as ‘ os Sar ’ iat é ? \ , hpal o ¢ 4? . . 7" . ‘ , ‘ "he at e ’ . . AY! i! ix , 4 7 ‘ the awful eighth, whieh left graneh as much effect in stopping the eae ne mraunry ‘or * n bat * _ ? ‘Vere eld u ie ariowus armv not intoxicating in Rhode Island. (;oldman ovrects to tie ea: |)? sva- ») ade p " ors Ww Was . : ~ M ‘OT 4 ip VUTNnament It Montacug rR Adams Dan : ‘ - NATIONAL LEAGUE vide for non-countt ce oe RAS came “ hen Walter Tv e nag nin ab ' , \ Paver Sipoled] Thres . . } , y ;' ii 4 rraLine nt tn C‘onvuecticut”? k arland bot} defeated fredd ii \\ ela) . , . Cy oe nla? ‘ “ ae ’ or golf club at Kdwardaville ae ' ° el a . . tiie VN 1LY y) ¢ }y } ‘ 1¥> , oe; We ela rs | rs — 1i@ { ‘ . : . “) at He nat 1 t - ° hitting for Luque, drew a pass, Thi o mgs Suns of the local artil GRAND TOTAL. ! i ae ; : “4 iris, next month, as a abroad, but neither was credited wit) Hy 7 Yr wR na ‘Aaarc o |.#eesus sr wefe on and two out. and Re he ey _ lery who explode from the south sid¢ nahin io hits for 17 bintines. . o ) a Me: e Inter-Allied Games, The ; F : a decision. Here is Goldmans view " aor 2 ities Will Select Cup Teama Amelia Meikan v Ed . Pee. Pye . me f a. wth pastors ' ; S hie al team will eam ° . ew ork af Pilladelphis ah . : , ; @ ‘ ~F ' ’ — ‘ . ‘ . ' iiele a} 1. ms eccies a ae oT Nose f G20. s > . a | , : } " took his bat off his shoulcer rig Of the plate, Sisler and Demmitt, off ss gShthanded pitchers the champions of the vart ‘ai : q _ , mith of New York Secks Fair Deeision. iitsburg at Chicago ‘he personnel of the four-man téam Jullen 1 de . ‘ , iy cE ’ ‘ ’ satel as } , arirowls rire . : . ’ the . } 4 firat two were called strikes,and set Cl@lly gained two hits betwee hey hits for 14 bases off southpaw t | eo Sry One signed the Sunday baseball bill “ : : Which will repre ' . fee 2 cite bovine : yng va wen Sb Eperead aha ae , i€ \mericat ix peditionar' 7h ‘ ase. Herman is ready to go abroad and ” oe present the Forest Park — jars Jiarry BW. Hankey i(jranite Sherde) threw fou t access! : ‘ ly] Le mniict, Be thie ipat : : es ' , . AT S rhe en wi F iq: » T.. “alt ‘ Gad : ’ I l ‘ yria i ¢ firs inning, hit l-orees a Which. he signed ; re} , —— a . + fvOil C'lith ' thie Pte Fdrit A. Pasie . (jranite ones. That sort of pitching wont: ° Sharply to Felseci } Be the doc » meet Wilde and other reign fighters - abet t 'rans-Mississippe es roti ast. g =e Sve Penning ni ida iSci Who, with the pilav nning When Jimmy Burl Renten in Eifth R ument should be placed r hi] ' oncor la ictor and Viympic Cup competiti ee snares ogen. tre hi ? , "c>? “Y) . , a. , in f ; ¢ | . P : bok pas 64ATHKe By r Tinie S , : . if ; litne t af he . ‘ i . ‘ be , hes ? 4 ry i? inany companys Sherdel sa Biron in front of him, for some reason elect- | léad he probah} i Hi iw his ' ound, Abroad. in the Smithsonian Institute Oo abdiiits fle s willing a the determined by the: os will be es Della Reagan tre . “4 1 , ‘ P me : OCALLEe ile Tate lt f e fi : . ‘ .s ’ i? results a 4 a5 z- rissed one, Ans Vt ae be he Wo Sor ec to rib? lm on if and tres for o one meant an et - te led | x. SiALé j } \ r’, | 4 aimpionship i*o) nlong with Peter ~ . hattle he for a faw rodlnas or a grea! e medal) ' ome ! ts of «lt i 2-hole ) euactl la 7 8) 4 Hertha A Schneide! bast ahead Next twee t 7Er , : - YAR GOT OaTed . ‘ ther | “ach Gay one round will oe silat . $ . . ext two times up Williams fanned lL.ieut. Bree tn 184 macy of one over neo t In view be } rr) ‘ ae eee . A TELS Anhied \ wre ° it : rere a { ifornr) le . . . pe Pia\ye il | = we } ; > bse Pau! H Hiackhura . . . te« le ‘ . . ora >, TT } > re’ . ‘ oa ‘ i Ii} ») } "Ee 2 . ms ; is 5 ; ‘ e s¢ +} ae - A Mass to Path forced is a rie 7 brat { «>? i; y7t) Tr} the . 2hith; en bad. ‘ it?) , i; VN Ve j ptr af ¢-? Two H Pati | ni\vers -_ «7? ah ~ -~ : aa ati oy as a Ket ec lye tweet} , tig? \' Pe Ty} TWO ’ | fa ) rare of Ieneland n an e to 2 Defeat, 1) iblie links me ason on the bier ie Al ” 1) “A hit eae Sie i ANOTHOT , aul? ( nings of ¢: nif 7 ey, wn e eached the ‘tween tlie ints and io : Ww . , owe, SSCSERE F. . : (} il I a4 lover) K“Wineineg “1 & , ‘ : ‘ it if if pitching Lay en. qi vy . ‘ —" ‘ : ' Piat | j ‘ ne YT erica t 4 w“eltiiad Pave Tire ap Ki “ rye 5 Te: pire (ora A iravis " : Ewe . . P Ew : i . . ' a asailhs i ‘ eS aid phat i ie id HD es lIoecine a ‘ : “¢ : — 1. . — —- a i ove} “tye » 2 ae talis Then caine Meadows onis to liams 8s} fe 6 Wi por COU a SF nothing 1) thie piat eee . ns fo ¢ ap senators Was arked th Some 4) gary . feetior of 1 ’ é ae | tne eadinege hile Mc nley Is Trounced } ‘he Bi - pis & present held by as bra ik Berl anant Ke PSE? HSIVY a sien wat mate I ims and tant Washbi hitiin ] ey ’ saheicaleail : — . oe ’ the Forest hs . , ‘ sgl , , F rer - sa ; ; and hums / ' A} v _ ak Ginals anv the best of it The close Sider not crimped by left hand hurl- Help! Take ’Em Off! (ol. Davis {s known from New Zea Ril . IS PASSED BY SENATE school teams yesterday afternoon at! no mateh or 3 ei Palla tk tm ‘ " : bah ij . ii Ca 4 » , - - 4 Ait «a i fT : | . . ones went to the reeds right along ing After striking out first tiny eu kT), ar t) ye in oe ' liana ‘ny London aan >: tran =~ 7 ; j | F’vans SAvyS bunting ia Ty ANSING Vo) A ‘ : o4 ry BRrock’'s Par] y . ‘ ve ¢ , nes al pias has beén ar-* Beet: , ; ‘ ) q re ~ ’ : , . - . diactin V4esse p, sts a me@ avaians eP Started Daven . , nes , ‘ . PATO? oO: .LenTnis al Ai ‘ I ‘ ' ii ~rLOW } eS ’ e ~~ . : | — Ps : . . es n a on . ih e ’ 4 Fr ; : " " ‘ } , - ' . . . in avis ry hill } a lini) if shal ate} seat LA , = 447i ive- , ore . Come acquatl rit? me y Saal . Peace and brotherly love prevailed port side fairly killed the enemy de five hits for seven bases had been ‘UP now held by Australia Tr va a There has been no bunting in bil legalizing: +0-round, : no-decision | Freque) : yee ee changes > ante OO 7 } and som , BOT ies | = ; rm mere 2 é » | PI uent misplays \ th ie hanges on the way a at the start. and some of the players liver: All pitchers looked alike, and made off his delive: n this seeceion his privilege to play in tha firet Sf. Louis since 1888 boxing matche: and creating a State ich : | sigs o both high cently introd ": 8 — B adrrenge: ré- ih . . - - os } 1. = - ‘ : ‘ " Pa 2 i . ‘ i i ; ‘ i ' at 3 ii ‘ ; : f ' be oe Ov} nines ‘en ore } rg rect} oF ' i \ i f¢ lit an y ‘ fn A aon ~ 4 ‘ . coming age hands with the um Leibold, Weaver (turn-around hitter) When Rogers replaced hin RPogera | Match for the l'nited States. winning - . e Athle@e Comnassion which will have +} tideuge: red more cosuy DY) wourge aretaket ™ iIamson, eo M4 ae . — ) pires. his sentiment didn't Iast. Collins, Jacks Ys rr r | ‘ORCS § hot -} sPestyiadietni Rett. se. senieel » haw @ heavy hitting of Concordia v a of co se ons by ” ’ . aet ’ » wart nSOT) and } tohe - \' lll ~] S One I the eo ly } f } m i) ' S ieies eYVernte cre % »* t , 2ipery i‘S§ior ore! PpoXine ind wrest . ache . Oncor ivf ’ ere a ‘5 *) : 4 ; : Hen -iillame Lily ru himself was © nts agains \ ‘\ ix it faise imprison: ‘ ' : 4 : or Mas ‘ m geeky Martha Brocka Wentz : ie ne umpires had battles on their accounted for a total of 13 hits 18 vanked in the following : ish what (;ore and FE r Black of the Rritisi ais inprisoe 1e! Wwijpean a ling mateoles and pass upon applica responsible for the defeats her a : - and Sey tie qualifying ee ae 8 elie e = a 7 ve si ‘ i on 2 Ari et ; i 1} : ri« i j 1s ria. ; arre + or,] Py ‘ , b ‘ si ‘ stew : oa , .“ P Pvueild th) ne ciuDp « i ae . 7 Syst . - ' : a eae start to finish Neale bases in al! Ffnough to win a pair of four out of five men hit safely. Burke ‘Sis ll. DD. Whitman also defeated —— _ . ou iPning i a Taise tio TOT censes by boxers and clubs monke, Working for Concordia Pamernt — o) “= ipionship tours pa Aima Ki aw de St. 9 . we eb ‘ ro " "AA 1, . . Fs ae ant Das . : 7 ; : oF 62 ‘.’ , . , . : : . . . ‘ ley perry > . : . ’ Pe re ¢ P P at 8 ae , aval is f | f iowiinge ° eo Care Stitt P - oni " ‘ . ' o ; in hanged sweet lan- ordinarily close games en tried Leifield to see if southpaw ® British plavers, thus giving the soteeuathes staging 6 bouts jhe measure tin St game. retired the Yeatmas ends ler ’ 7 he week ge “el mesd oh . ’ _ > : ’ ‘y* "9 @ : ‘ ° ” . ‘ Laapre , . ee * ee : Tra *} ‘ ‘ e? relarye i) : ae }, le « oF yi ce ire b*i p . ; coe . . ‘ vder Was only heid Davenport VW ax “Too ( ood ee hurling would ado ait’ good [i (* " ited States posse seion of +) a how . . ? . ifs at retling matches io wo hours mALT ers vA itn ease, wih 62 Roettg@er he se , me ; [ 7 pia will - t ‘ el } » STA ED N eo K | possible for ‘“oneordia to gather «ix Municipal Tourney Aug. 28. g " oom , iach + SA i A fi ‘? = rose ane e}] \ hald-he; Oub le ihe rowns made 10 hits a he etorn broke ‘ - 4 ' ‘* D>. } > :, Bs G EX WEE _— i on . , — : Ab ay ’ " ~ bee ee «lii i. : - aded Con imal if fi1its and ‘ I \ é Ol} agai: , ‘ eo Rabe | ut} fhe Red Sor caf — T runs in the five innings Se «47 rije ana if — . — ya i an \ itz ‘ : " : 3 ; > = . : é ‘ ai ‘ if i " Poy ee Siipyg'- ‘ ’ Ait | in = Oo; ie a¢ . teeat - } iz ound for the . M ,' rm a 1A baae’oa ° emerged from the heap. his helmet four runs, Which would have won the, "@Xt round. netting one ran, but Let-) ger started tl! r here Are Others. vTheamateur boxing tournament of ; ond battle Schaeffering npitehed nicinal golf ™ nie * and | liver Awd (ater 4 = - ‘ . — Aa . a w ie 3 ’ ” s ‘ ‘ *¢ Lii@é SAR ight fournamen? et ye. ' ° be : bi ie : Kone, his clothes mostly gone. but average contest; but nothing could field checked e enemy In the next dei aus mM HWarry Wills thinks that ever: t} ordweset Turn and Liederkran: fair ball for MeNinle: but wa ' for Auge 22 a. an f ® schedules oy i and I Paice aan bins , tc . : have s De ~) = ; , oe ——oe , ; first trin to the nlate ae — ' : : © - : ' , sale ' . say 4, on te >. «= and . ine final 7 eee =i ; with a prisoner vndey eAaeh arm. and baty stopped tire ferrifi siupeRing of two lnbhnIings, ile PASSINE Ov of 1 a ae , , Pts axzxains (,eoreeé tighte ir) rhe world ia afraid aft, } m tatios : ; corded no support Kno) ane re} on Sept « inais COmMIPS } re j ijram Swi Kingebut : * 4 ° . 7 . LT? ry Ps’ e . oat thie ¢ tle iit ; laa ie 1} -e IMAL N ~ ry ‘ 7 _ . “s ce ‘ e ; ~ ~ *" ’ % the @rowd gave him the joyous rasp- te enemy yesterday picture when Baby Doll Jacobsor a a southpaw vesterdayv, That's what Kaiser R A SR . mal icacisrias scheduled for | perger formed the , ~ ‘ % ; a Hanebrink Is N. Sid 5. } » . ‘ ] : . ii ACOvHSON Was ; t+} ial = Bare Kaisey Bill thoueht ‘ 5 went , ght } ac ' pe) " 7 1 i daTye ordia tatter iz e® SuIne fent re onte ‘ b. an «3 fteid ye Yi K I ; . Ba berry. Davenport himself does not know sent wT to hat Sins hin Viil IHdar! b Hlooner on ha ae bi i i Ol \ j : bid ) rT pos po! edd (“ons ordia has , ved ot . , ’ : ‘ , ‘Onl eS Ss AS usual ‘\ : \ 8... ‘ ona 7 mutT’ ) 3 ° ‘ —— alent des s . ; “eof xt Tonaeadas vo . +) : ie ' date sai one OF aye €en places cr } — ait . . erne i awe, 2 Whi ) . +. wis , rack naif Ln “~ . . ¢ 1r\4 nen Tuesday because of the we i the mun ; i : ‘ — > Few Hit at First Ball. hat happened to start him on the Koob succeeded him and vielded ot 1 out a mo rut lle also | a Reena Matted tam tel 2. a high sehool game, in which the! program \ Goat Tour pret ae R Wolphert, gon. Seams is Everybody wae tt downward path. His teammates as- up a. Intibs Nes hts fb aed ade a single Ruth plaved left field Miller Huggins pitching ataff has }{4 al Lf La) mates 11 e@ CO! ‘Seminary team wae defeate 1} 63) ss 1% i Urnament will xy + hey e Fern ec ices Delman, “a A z ‘as Wat ne ren A . fe ¥ ‘ : tala a4] vO Innings two of them far ¢ “9 ‘ . : xinaoas ir}. tf was announce hv "ar; sat = ste a ° ee ‘ ‘+ OUI- nrowugiiout fhe S#@asor f . ara (lew ise. im} ( ormpton, 5 it th sembled two runs for him In the firs les for the world’s har pions dwindled down to a meas! en Sf . I Inced by Nordawest dan Cleveland an feantral .. ian ; -e | ' Putting of j and J. Winchester ’ te To ” rip! . Mie@AaSti\ JAKECLr S ficial 1roda. “ar . ntirai nave ind approasr hing conteste are set for M ; ' anal —— . adn - 4 102 299 . saab pak iene: . fried to arrange wg: ; . - : ih and M. Croce, o312 North Marae aqozen or so. liug can pitch a diffe) é chat Gon i lige arenes but eo fat Decoration dav. Julv 4 a4 nd Labor day Fs Se. an ht Thin 124A He " 10f been able to break into the}, Turkey Tour ai : B. and A. I : ' \ purne, = th ‘ “OA Kanees is the feature for GIRLS k and | Mchetfilbein pitchers, which made the game so Virgin veh " wT \ and | liuesing 135 Wa \ ent ma ver ) , ay hi : ' Soldan Athletes Meet. nan every inning and sometimes Tigers Sign Collegian. already heavy schedulé¢ carried by the | Nov. 23 : TI liand|! 2 long and tiresome. Now and then ‘‘oneordia nine he s PRE ROIS reves ; somebody took a cut at the first ball ° . h b Seaey and these results : - j we two or ! ree Bees Ss were noted down oO e an re) oro O rhe Soldan High Sc} | ; yen . - i ‘ »,Gaangn igh = a > Tr =e o _— . ” r} . . ™ 9 \ a4 : Reuther cracked the first pitch tn the \ n r O ay; ) rela’ hich was schedu! ¢ os a ‘ ¢ ae Seen eee oe Frank Ta +. workit — Committee is new - . « t Ort ; ie ; r ea w fh) yas scneaule or Tre ( f et; i her of Yala "miw 4 ’ Ling on the ‘Tr iv ie ee , ; ; Jt (one | eae third inning for a single In the - é¢ . . 99 | dav. did not me es me : abobabe Indging by the nuoamber of ni + :s Ace PE aah fale Universit Zbyszk H ld t D will} hit 61 mila 1b er eee and ‘ J and A. Adickies, 1801 N th eh fourth Roush stune “grt ey ] a 7 ne | | ( 1a Tht al piace because of : vaseball team last vear, signed a con- | oO e Oo raw. | vi ee i@mm eativ in June. x 4. and R. Finkel. 29294 Sheridan fe 3 right oan 4 ac 2 he = ; cers One r £1 es eere ( conflict Ww itt} anotie! in| hagol Ai *i* > + ee ‘oqyns that are going to he ith trac | 4 eeterday ul it hy thea Datroit | i: \7 \Y Ory : a : . alae e =? { ana # (o ; hoe yg. we Newstea - Ps es gied tt th e Hi) ie Dias ia V SS)? * » } and A }} he rin thie a ftarn ae ‘i * : op first division ils vear we take AN eri a ne lle n y} » ano - ene 1; ' , ripe ON Tex . Anril 7 4 xfa » ' RIi'y yorr DIAMOND at Lottie K ae ‘ be = ana rR hee 1 hiattmrnan iene Allaah 4 ‘ , x tah Rae 2 a F6% Se ee a a tia Pi f Z 4 “ft : . . j Cali | rr ‘7 ea? Soy = 2 av ‘ . ‘ @ - ° ‘ ‘ 7 n P Je 0 * kt | r rst 1) h in {} e fifth 7) ‘ SP PP Re gl ep on .] inior Tig) campus Right talkie it that snid first division is goin ate): 4t Detroit as* , eld sk srg Z0Va8Zko tn a Ls Wonderful vaines in snectal lot whe. ie ta ft _—, E am ; te weail 5 Bes iose whe : >i . , tata é 18 Naga ee ee ; od Be be no-fall, -hout ut her a @ elved bas, redit t@remn 7 Ae ty treet oth olantea ah mnte se ° 10 ine ied that the Browns, was on the field vester 0 eini men eaeaci will be entered to he enlarged. ee i Ol re iast hight. on os @ + ne RY rob hes - wag ree ae @ md | tjoerner. Hermantile. M ; a : o ’ - . ; | . * P : = ae and 4 ‘ ‘ le; . legs Bhott ‘ % own His Speed. players who rushed to the ship- ae) each man to run 30 vards. Coach Plag . . . = ie PB and | , Hit oy "eee . a ts *) on showed some splendid efilff vards w hen the ‘e E - 7 I e will nick dash men to renresent Sal. ° a : ne ' ‘ Hannigan tiem (las vet : ! . work or fight 7 resent Sol legend \ : ” Clara ye} . ‘ “~ y " ; ’ ro ; iio ss Py inthe Afth. With May on first. Shot 7 Sothoron va. Cleoite. fan in the triangular meet Saturday 8 . Blaetter, Maybe. " | INTO EVERY PAIR GO ep ew ee ut ? aS aenaaaate order was promulgated last vear Patterles for ’ morning with Kirkw , r . (,erinany t (4 for | i] | } THE RESULTS OF GXIY SK Seen and 7 Hanks 4s Olina » ton poked out a single. Smith foreea ' rie or todav: Sothoron : ee ith Nirkwood and East 8! Inany wants ndemnis or HH) | YEARS EXPERIENCE IN MAKING SHOES” ae, One FT. Banks, tom Unve er Mav On MeHenrvw'a ta p . pI would be hissed and booed this ana May er Micotte and S; halk I2OU1S, iaArgeiv on the resuitl of toda\y'e damages from aerial atfacks Won —~ _—. “iy > ee bi bevcrne “alo (hatha $i) So i oa s tap. the plate ° | race i | | ware —= “ . Coonsman, 6171 Delmas 4 > Was uncovered for a fractional mo- season must have been surprised Pitch S ; der where they get that hand of t i iC Tee Nt sychSas ; Want! Drach, 380A California : i in ty) vet Shotton ewepnt all the ways deeply at the attitude of the 10.- Pe “i ocker, recantiy home * humor” ! H | , \ » ¥ ‘ roun from second and stor , , : ne Wars, Is expect ' . | \ ' : HERIAL PRAMIT : efored be 000 persons present Not a jeer pected ifn anlon Defeats M > j | LAHMITS, 4 fo Raride “oul »Y ' 4 : the city today nor. if - = . Narnipeon 41 a | d oe ‘ ee Sia ld even cme back or unkind word was said, in the . . - LITTLE ROCK ark Art] e4 Prendergast Is C»tain i | ‘ge a ‘ 2 } Benton: ig eee Seems to be In for a heari . lg ; ses sal a, 1 . ) ! Tit t | earring of the press box occupant {| * ute | : . | S104 Southweat i) reat season, among aon 0 x occupants, Manager Jim Rurke a! Jimmy Hanton of , ber | | oh. Lente: Scharpenbers tt ane shegetgh . ne new ASsSociates, at-least On the contrary. some of hhe teeth ™ line ‘ k d splaved od “ nion o Denys er wae award- A? a bang tar given mie! here Af the 1} | : Ter larpet ere is’ Mens iy Me ae ee whe Se net them were c!} ie. how t? mn Mm a Smile when asked a decision over Jimmy Minor of St. Louls University ba«etball teame ' 0 trot tim 5 4080 Gannett : * : . € hi , . ? ° Yr Ci snr | ’ ry { ig a, . - , . . ° . r 40 . . . . " ae ’ so . _ nh f. £3 now what to work against him (‘hier leere wind nF serge Ss Were daing fo Memphis, after 2 rounds of furtoue last night. lettera were’ arded man * . a} McAlpine 44 3637 & Rroade aie } cago Writers stated that no ing the assau!t fightine at Camp Vike last night. The bers of tha high sel wl fiye. and a Que 1 eee s , a at Doak May Work- Tod place during the training tour has [ guees those Sox got rid of nen are lightweights. The decision Prendergast was ected captats — — vones. ©, HY a= 1 J odny. — ae ‘ 1) the aan + EN , nm wath , sui . © Be. . . a “ He Tr looks on the 1g) R x ' ali no. aes been taken of the ‘ in : ' ches eg hite iT} 11)8@)) ee fie. e@ a a number rand persons 1) tha "T] ose ho recelye a eT i¢ re were Alo cameionatads aon ne Nan ‘4 Baker, 4 , tar ‘ Liroadw rr ; fOuUBRN ranch Rickey eligibles.”’ on whom at » ti oree e replied , . erowd and some of them rushee art mn? vekil =F ING SHOES ‘ ieeese i, aefied At excelle rit tin or } } ; ; | cal x , coin ni eo _ time the ruin un 417} 1 “ Hite . es nae the [ " ijne ¢ ¢} . : ee — into - " ie ae . my? ye F ty ‘ hapigrinchan AT SEVEN YEARS Can, ~ te Cerding TOs Perl rye i mt i ; | ’ neh wher vials oT \\ rath were poured by , : : ig Vet ania ; . = : ‘) fTil a id llantan Trp kerman (jek ,? 1 Svar: ey K enogsk a *, 41408) ltaske ig De sent Jakie May to the slab Willie Comiskey and other club owners Phe \ ; a ; totes te come to blows when Prendergast, Cahit Wals ind Ma Ari Star » 4 ' te ; i. . . ro e ? ? ’ . , : ue \@ et) fs ’ mers mie >} ; al “~ 4 ’ - — ; P si at x’ ans ut ne : Sree ip woongside Mas Of the long list of blacklisted play like giants hee} x sity Dphietiam ee MT a a ager Tom Muldo@®, SS SS Me ite? o Masonic Home ® sed much the ste ler ar : that — eflde pigzmies, ve ee [ETE wet ts i effective of t} Degas ang more ers that was published before the terda\ but that war e : nt Mane (UH TRU BUT Tan | 1] » HW Herring | HMrunewiek " fs ) le two Tr san bin be Si ttn set ' ne as. of cours: ML 1 ai HY Middl Geta VR —_— eaie uM news a) originally set his , 7“ Branch SCASON opened there is not one who ane entireiy to the faet thar he i wie it | Hl ik te HF P = Ave ‘ . Vek ts seh ERD OF BMind on . \ o , , . Cale er ' Pa WN mil uth 1 AUGL — ome ' — ie eis him and look wi Augers. is out of the game this vear ex- jrowne’ pitching broke dow, UII : Say TTT TTT mage ) pase ry ee teats eine | at hap i intetite wih ne may be aia- Sha Mex Macias 40 tata | We A | TOCPPED OU NGUNALONERDTUNTRRTOU NG RGRATONPOUAANTUAO Had Ad beeHenoNeoad te eaT OND EET TY CT ET ET TO TMT inn Fox @% 4445 Deimar. 4 as OTK LTOCMCAY & Bame satial : . es : N Sh — i aaah Sa ti a a - ; ith oe - Hori peen m io Pinney bi if he feels as joyous and kittenish as satishied with terms | tric tie weak feature of the re ow owing TH] Tt if he did yesterday. If he feels indis r : : rs bs inakeup, aS may appears be = | | ‘ Wiha Michols, 25, 12 8. Shee Ses ’ ; 4 , a ore 7-4, '. s' ‘ : ae . . ‘ ~ , - at - - ed, Gio , . ’ , sags ‘ . , He Series is ende Cicntte Cece! ’ a : Pat aban he ‘e Shed ¥ the flingine Gcdeon Makes Great Catch. and Willian sete bo ge = “ah . i : ’ . " : oe 5 : las picked Fisher, but wil} (“ircus ) “s { ly peepee toe wifticteg M4 O ete I S | : ‘i shift, of course, if the veteran Panes . : ermal belong “oS Joe onivy hurlers going Well, at the mn ] é S by : feel in tip-top shape, Luque inherit- Gedeon, who in the third inning present time A HI reached out for a one-hand catch . ° . . Hii , 4 ; | MAN THE SHOE THAT HOLDS ITS | AND HIS WIFE HURT ing@ the job No Josh About This. of CAR HITS AUTO SHE IS f ; of Collins’ rapid-fire liner and a Lagee Credited With Victory. clung ve! it, although he lurched Catcher Josh Billings won a 00 sig Luque, under lea , over and plowed the base lines | "he In the heartea of Sports $4. $4. 50 $ a gue rules, wins the e i: a 10% f Sports ® . 5,00 $ 00 $ OO 7 it ; opener, though he only ettehet te With his ir ees ‘ etn Bligh meg by the wavy ha e quses enue feat poesia owen & 8:00 » three batsmen. The Reds were be ©. Williams a Batting Pitc inning Eadie Chilia oP cagtay ortin F you have been $10 ¢t 12f i ; : c ecureséer, 5+ 2 a ae a a th in and before any - Diente wii ng Pitcher. sae nace. gon gage a hot - paying o$ or fine shoes, a trial will os pente $170 Arsenal str a a 1s ac . . ; ATTN! ‘ > ‘ " ° rnO as Buch ¢ 4 ru the lo-« o ie ief? 7 * ahead. is leoke 4 pononye a rigg e though } ns is unique. Al- | hurry to beat the veaeer that face convince you that for style,comfort and serviceW.L.Douglas ne loss of his ieft hes 7 ‘ ' . 1? . Paty 1@ south overthrew Sisler. the hai} ‘eae : ° . os og elaeglipg: “ ® than good it : gh he hurls with t} the te an snoes are equ il ood d G hie short stay on the hill and Branch Wing. he bats right-handed, and touching the tips of his 1 jus tafacts Th qually as good and will give excellent who ts zs an to offer his rats ey) "anterdayw ha . - rpnile aoe rye aspera ized m m4 . > to the Cardinals aga: aes ine "with ihe gaining set Billings pe wi neg agnor Range Goods a . rH 3 h = actual value 7 determined and the retail and bi 6 | - vs ritchers ings ecovered tt tn time ta Tuises, at. © Pp Besy Way for Byron Soe second time up he opposed ge! Collins going to hele 7 are xe sso e a before W.L.Douglas name and the ” “hen an automobile df 4 ss ogers Hie la} ’ ‘ was sharp or) I ric > : we Wife was overturnes y : Both Rickey and Moran were flock bunt sowaie ra Beta phe street directiy in the pat . . rperie Peet car tie il ahe dre making fine shoes. The smart styles are the leaders in the fashion CAUTION ay the car. ate came E Priable } - . a ' sat ta aVOia an <2 p nroede: Ws taken tu St A F "SDital Iiixn condition is fo be critical Dollie hHoerner 4 veara olf pte: of Rober: lloerner, a (3444 " a] a e6 Ifuis 1 ’ \ i } : a) \ ; : ay nour tei Migh Sehool an sarah up, in the ninth, Williams hit) pjense announced th | vour tavorite ay ae @ suametee eey that the track meet Koob for a terrific liner that got ah OutPlelder. ‘ba Ze "ern ha sae - ihe 3 ong ed texan Brockt ; Siere i ot) Gast H. Willams for a triple. Three | ef the Metionalr chee” Tork club 9 rockton, Mass., by the highest paid, skilled shoemakers under the hws ougias name ‘ : son of . retail price is direction and supervision of experienced men, all working with an honest the bottom and the . ° ~ on determination to make the best shoes fer the price that money can bay. inside top . if the gg hie McKinley would not take its, three runs in five times up ts e ’ “ & shige ; re ee 1 achool will not have a going some for a_i left-handed Folwell to Coach P enn. For sale by 106 W. L. Dougias stores and 900 a : ever a W. L. Douglas dealers,or can be ordered direct frets President W.1 mutilated, aM + Bee Doug as Fae < ry Athietie lbirectear q” nra : : : " » . . . =s ; ‘ onrath of a time fairiv a { Tye ACO Anril "4 ' - pas . ; riy beat it out His last ager of the $1 ede bah Ana ge Bes will be found here at !‘right’’ priees. Stoek 1 pe f | 1 Pittsburg Nationals last - prices, Stock up here for centers of Ameri “g e ca. They are made in a well-equipped factory at a ay Eo buy be sure F ™ and ee a ee = Arsenal street. is epeort : * critical condition at & CON eam Hoapit il from a es *uffered when she wae e a ww eat Does, ne Tow oo ', rey “nt of her father’« »estawural oe. iy T Bireer | tPack team this vear. Le ; ow scholarship pitcher batti leh amone track Fp matting right-handed, e} , stars ia the reason given. Bo? : PHILADELPHIA, April 24.—Robert tivity among the Blue and W hite me : Universit 7 i factory Wy seed Radabomckowian Bon ieatior beet ’ (ie | } ‘ "SiTy of . nnsvitan , foot all : for Iilestr c : were T otbal} ated Catalog showing how toerder bd Shoe Oo.. 810 rh Se Estabfished [868 _— 8 se reckton, Hass. ; Ragseba)| Will he the lane athiet e e . Co Folw all ; ' , : Pes AS ATE, to coach the ee Sunt On this year. | : <p ger the fifth lefthand ;} team next year. it wae anna adr ultieider to join the day. . as announced to- . | memes 4)7 North Broadw2) —_—_"_—<— W.L.DOUGLAS SIT ORE: 610 Olive Street. ST LOUIS a 7 " « © iii; (ivenm @l a

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trol See ee ee Title y Will Be Aug. 2-9 b Also Annuunces Other Features Season. CUP TEAMS present Organiza- e Picked After Medal Play. NCE L. WOLPR, f Champion. pPioniship golf tour. i hiiisSulper lf}- fall ent this year. Abiouncement given (,olf Club itle play August a9, has been Tournament ianiplonships played golfers during (~ualitw Then as fairly is often Iifers to be the third irnhament lorest of leit *t (up Teumsa, of the four-tmays [fam Sern! the Forest Park he Trans JUississippi 1s Will he he results + 2-hole metition be held pai course on May if h da ti reund will wiil | thi first real PCOTUpPeEeltitio ‘Ason On the ‘sent held by (‘iub, having \iississipi at iS ar) se Open May &. al ourse will he hiowever., dal piay has been ar- dav. as it was thought to allow the members ainted with the mans Wave and greens, re- Ad bby Joe Willlamson amd 29 1 qualifyi: ib championship tout oy) ig week- Wi “a : eontest it wil paralleled event rt women the %-hole course Tourney Aug. 28. ind for the m rnhament is echedule) -4. the finals comireg Hre contests as usua ed on the municipal oat Tournament wil! “the SC ASOT Putting contests. are get fo; Julv 4 and Labor da\ ey is the feature fo p Ommittee ts now ‘ub handicaps and fativ in June MOND at tLoftte Broa. € lmeew in aie | ferries M wie thy TS OF GIXTY Six NG SHOES” ’ TM ih _ AUT Tt LE wi" .. My, BOYS’ SHOES Best in the World $3.00 $3.50 $4.00 T.LOUIS APL OOMINET rey my” m "I e Babes “ ein ey. wer ind Lica a, soa PE CR pr te oe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, APRIT 24, 1919 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Marriage Licenses Births Recorded . Burial Permits —— ’ VMVMARRIAGE LICENSES, Fred A *pDuepnes HOA N. Florissant Gia A. Ruwe WO N. Twenty-third cawin H. Sanguiie Walton jauvene A. Ribeltr - Delmar lwonare Witten } Lossuth Ellen Saberta Desmond ‘ Bas Cy Nikola Gaesparo\: h eee!) Franklin Yora Muzevicd ‘ Frank}i 616 N. Beaumont * iharies Harris ~ 201 Clark Fieanor a LW ON, liigh: (paries (he a os : Nettie Mi Grat 1449 N. Seventeenth william FE. Risle oO W. Greeniea | Emme Helbing 2H) liebert juni] Klein -124 Brannor: Ethel McLare! 4004 Botanica: george F Chil St. Louis, Mo Nora Hosol: Willan vane M anare™ 912 (‘arro}]} 1040 Ann Os Lemp patherine } VA aterloo, fT} janes Barr 1147 Botanica! Bernice M. Pvies Tuscumbia, Mo george \ Jennie Hinora Herdiss 4041 N. Ninth Brasch 126 N. Thirteenth s Bernard Sutlere wae W. Florissan’ cacine E ina Helfinge: Minhesota ~ VY Kavser lta, N. Par’ arr : ere ine Budo 424 N. Ninth Edward M_ Barrioz Lt Partridge farrie M. Smee welt Partridge p Walter George bei denis Kimmswih KR, Mo Mildred Rose Gaug! oft Kimmswick, Mo Silica, Mo Nellie Le ' Festus, Mo simon (. Trac) 2750 McPherson qrace Calhvun i4sv “ { iva, ; ; Fa i ti «i R14 \ Twentieth ‘ es A 7 yi iiati | J tydia J. Hoffman INITA E. Prairie h Miller Bev ier Mo oe Jj Saiwver brinible, Flovd McUhesn: he. Wellsion, Me » Rutd Marie Harmon Welistou, stu 207 SS. Broadway) is H. Felte nat d FR ge a Marguerite (agin 207 S.. Broadwa Nicholas \lemuina- 4051 West Dine 4 | Flora ie Mehl (;eralad, Mo \' 3205 Itossut P @rbe Louis Jo rated = oan 1, Cronwall ST Ashiawd ‘or Prutozos Chicago, ae ssi oi sue Scohek : ai ane Mo Mre Wanpie Thomas. .... 2320 Pine Danville, kK ‘ irwi: Smit ‘Tenn cue R. Adams Monta fugnes 411d Rutge: Agnes Hugne: Oi 6°" Was Milton Hi ac We , " nt \ Maevr''* Terr \ hot aoe ac Edwardsville. Edward oe |.asgaus x St Louis Amelia Meikarmp Mdwardsyille Julian Bova on (‘olurnmbus, t ycille Lovings (‘olumbhus Harry B. Hankey. Granite Yar: A. Paales , : (yranite Charlies F. Willet iron Della Reagan Iron At East St. Louis. Rudolph E. Ma . Bertha A Schneidet Paul) B. Blackbura Dorothy Hirseh WV hit javis ri-inann At Belleville. lhe he Lav ‘e. ou hall | 1 A 7 k biode! ht r Mascoutah inf Mascoutah Anthonys Stoch ‘ pelia S haefe: ‘ L_Lebpanot ba! | W. Blaviock . Edwardsville Mary McKinley, Marissa Simit) , — Pinckneyville PincphnevVill lebanon jienurs Ac St. Charles. iries Mass ant Wentzville Nin rtia Hroekniann \\ rit NVN ible, Mu Loeffler oe : te Moa Ki ae Ss re, Div igm Meddene . : ‘et "e. Mi» SI rs, Ma “_ . Drenaie BIRTUS RECORDED. Bhioys Kiros iy ON Sit) Dudkowski 1430 Ch Hiunter, New Madrid Mvycdiowskhi. S)] ° Fischer, 5240 De Pitzpatrick, I. Dver “nid KE. Hubbell. 40502 J, Patton. ; } tera, = Hanebrink bth ave vi Kingsbur\ RS | 6LoWwe! O08 N. Newstead 726A Dolman 1106) ¢ompton chester 7 Duesing., rtyl, : Adickles, ~ Oth Finkel 1923 tA Sheridan Combes, 7.4 S| New stead. . Schiattman, 4006 Alaska Jesko. 2111 Menard Woodtle y. 4PO0A Botanica ‘;oerner, Hermantile, Alo Banks, Kloomer, (‘oonstian Drach, S80A BURIAL PERMITS, Sar DSOr) 1] "S) Benton criminal i 5104 Southwest: fibroids Scharpenberg, %, 804 Menard, diph a Brodhack, 65, 4330 Gannett; nephritis McAlpine, 64, 3637 8S. Broadway, pneu iia Plarnarette Jones, 60, 7443 Alaska; bron 76, Tdo2 N froadway. myo- Gerding. 5. 1018 Dolman; measles Kenoska. 55. 4406 Itaska. heart dis » 45:58 Enright suicide ii) FRrcarety hlome mvoce? Herring Brunaswick Mo Griacic, 48 eT22 Macklin nephritis tubercu A2. 4448 Delmar vInpson é i406 inne’, Maffitt: nephritt Jiat pneumonia n.a, a Sih i" Marie Renee 2& arr t bs. artfora cance! Fana Monroe $f Webstel (roves, pueu WAN AND HIS WIFE HURT WHEN } CAR HITS AUTO SHE IS DRIVING Pay! Schroeder, 27 years old, eo ente: 1170 Arsenal fered the loss of his ieft hand at the sireet, suf Wrist internal injuries and scalp ® *Ounds, and his wife, who is 40 years Old APRIL DINNER-MEETING OF Favorable News From Peace ‘re ; 23121 Oe 6 44 ts food iin gh tacheeen fl lace Community (‘lub u\ il} lee held — a *) . he! 1) . \ oon ale . : > . ' avuronue ePmorrow At 6 B30 Dp Ii at (rac MI 7 . — - . ' »°** . . ‘ —- , « "3 nore af ‘ . ’ ' ; ace sz , AN ' 1: POF Ar Or : ; et W Church Skinker and Waterman aven \ onterence, t vs “= ; cain taa% odes . ether ? 3 a he principal speaker will be lee 4 ao * I PAT Lies thie — . Will talk about his ar} 1T a ‘ : ; é ence over the Adriati: ences ranee while assistant | he F : " , ste es ; — ss, 7 ’ ° 4 , ‘ ; ; . ‘ i * 1 ¢@ a aw lie is! i | fa } iirgoe ‘ >) American Ambassador in Paris NEW YORK, April 24 y a i¢ forenoon ats futures were aa tae Devel ents ¢ 1e peace confe = i. abs, ; deghe ns Agich Al. ENTE RTAINME r ro elopments at the peace confer- | } » 10 a today “ertain-teed common ok 4 tne enefit rf " : a ° “> . "1 > 1¢ " —. egy . ve J , . “ } ( the nee exerted some influenc: On S&+}i- r fe Oe! yore sold s eady at $45. after its 9-011 DISPATCH BY G. H. WALKER &CO. on small farm stocks, light ‘ ese : t | . - . J . bon Go! ! ° tock rm X¢ AllRme . it irading was profess f h German P rotestan OW ltelniperatures are de! | Cotton Opening Orphans » oa ' x 4 e re . . . 4 » : . 4 sha ae al | ‘tei, | . — ” harles KR read | timent at the opening of the stock!4™. Sumatra 5" 148 | : advance Of yesterday. .sational Rank the of ees Me raga their grain sparing! \ ‘ , ‘4 2 irand rom Fin ark Ain. Telephone Builders’ Su h direction of Misa, Market today. and prices were ir- : PP aes. yinorrow vening at ®& an ‘nN & f,ermany has instruct the ger) { ‘) > + eri} ix 1 regular or many of the speculative ana Brow nN Shoe Common Ka ) | ' nea } as its TU J i I ry rm ie i ’ | em ¢ , tere — : oOint t B.28 on owe >a vy! mOovernment »} ry inte , n ‘ oad olts o contractors Issues recently subject to PIANIPils- * abeeiiie doce . + unger gh ae = : ' a ee mich adh hy svat y of ’ a ee ; 7 steady at $118 jer ; ST@PA TIC} 1 > { f ' PIRATES ©} PENZANCE 4 POPT’ tion. There was, however, a Taiily bank share . ‘ in } eit Gilbert and Sullivan te opera, will be | good tradin tone to the railr 1}, CLP. Ref : ay se = ee mice were quiet ate he American Eanbass, tomorrow night at a’clac ' & , Pal'roa, * » we United Railways issues of McKinley High 8S aes in Eariv sales gave indications e i] : ‘item PX wide price changes from +s a verv active ses8100N. rt ‘ Tet. ‘ re Call Bonds were about steady, 7 hea eae : ~ : ; nN I ; " ° TT tres | ‘ issues mentioned ining ik 3 Reet : oe “ a charee ° truct the official} Produce Elsewhere of Commerce was unchanged a +1 imalay afternoon at yi lrseterpool ( etten, in ness {0 IAaké shares avenue and Osceola street it : duced jointly by he musical | : Mc- tah (‘opper Co's pamphlet report te ey High. under _ direction of P. . for 1918 will be out shortly Prelimi- . Ai, St 5:3 Ast, 8 SR were not quote PaVerT Supervisor oOo music aft eis , ‘ ° on . , , eoncerned ; ' a mong tive members of the ca st are Harold nary iigures gathered Prom quarter]. Apsel Litglh, SESSION ' , a ’ - alin an . be ‘ . : > AOS : {, | : of * > . .% 4 : Zeppenfeld. Wentworth Tingle, Arthur Koe! reports covering the months en led ‘L I 2 OTATIONS transte expected within fey go Raggy new “wee b gg ri t Dex 31 last show total profits of a JORNSON, tuth) Fredricks 12947 7 a Ue ; . vatmens Kank ~— and Dorothy Monroe. $18,945 shesntp equivalent oO $1146 a th 4 : Merchante-Laciede Nat Ma) share against $29,984,868. or $18.45 a! Me ire 28 4% % Nat. Bank of Com ' ae 146 $1 68 4, Julv opened ‘ according |\ "Thre Asked = days corn opened unchanged MEETING OF QUENTIN ROOskK Post No 1. World’s Wart Hatters A Field Artillery 1221 South Grand avenue, this evening THE CABANNE BIBLE CIASS hold its last meeting of the season iditorium of the Cabanne jbDrary. and ‘abanne avenues ‘The Tabernacie Its History s Tv pes The class is interdenominationa! le ince will - given at the Ft wl (,rare avenue and Market street tomorrow MOTHERS AND FRIENDS OF ‘OMP ¥ 8th Infantrs Will meet~- at te ock fomorrow afternoon In the Var ide rvoort ’ Yi 7 auditoriurn . dee THE ANNAL, MEETING OF THE MIS sourl Historical Society will be held tomor.- row at 8:15 pw. m. at the Jefferson Meiioria Veterans (teinporaryvy organization) will be held at headquorters, morning a LO o'eclo« , , 4 (* . ; ; . : : end tet ee fer payment of dividends, there northwest had sever; davs of sun for the foliowtine 1} ewe , 1 ‘harles Aufrichtig Karl Barkrow, of $900,052 in the preceding Sirivale St eet 7 js }! ;% itie Servier pid Ueorge Friedmain Jaco Furth, "a rye ‘ Lehigh Valley has issiied '§ N ; it : on Fn an he a «van on the lighte i} | \ |. Goldman, Harr: pamphlet report for the vear adh “shes - © Sind Brn, ‘ ‘laranty at « le iignter soil has allowed Samuel Marx. Simon Phillips, Abrahain Pte Lbee Sl, 1918, showing net ar con oo My ' ee ee a ony hare .. after charges and taxes, of $6: 24./Ry. 8 . ring & | Hay Market. Brooinhall’s Argentine Youngimat 7 equivalent, after deduction bo eee a% 47, Reported for the Post Dispat. Graha . that moderate amunts” of Plate ferred dividends, o $5.44 «a sh: R 5 "Te ‘op ha mt, hy m ” lant ral ("eo corm are being releaseed in thee Unit S SENATOR SPENCER, AN AI.U} par) earned on the $60,501,700 com- . § pt es crags nus of t! Washington University School ~' mon stock ‘as eompared it] ‘ det and : ote: T , : ‘ ~ Law wi address students of that = OO! lcome of $7:1%1 ’ . © standard ye ” a 2 aos store at Loverpoo! have been base and ir guests on the league f nations 4 Pistol Noh, a, , en: ~ aggre ehsabar.. thieahed at 62s and parcels arrived at Hul n the univers? law library ; ocloe’ in the preceding vear bes Cyr 2. ‘i - swinahint : ' ‘ en . : > = - TE grt Sa adi a i if US per quarter, beINng equlvaient a deficit of $6658 against a surplus Pround has dried toe sone extent =) Jeroine Ing and seeding to continue ed Wingdons Sales of pureels Contini tomor a : eh an . ‘ p ' os" ar : QF ry * Le} ‘ io ghbout $1.86 and €; 80 pel byt pare THE SIMMONS DRILL. CORP: Ass. | DETAILED REPORT OF DAY'S % ee bn ‘ WT ap $4 : 1 $2 * Ne 2 . __Alfalt sindeittalte: | , tion will vive au Victory dance a ] cj a Hall tomorrow evening This is a new! . et -+" =" = 4" - t's $2940; No 2 if ‘raimne hav, choles Argentine apparently is in a posi formed organization which is furnishing en “Pie th $4) NO $40 4) fandard, % . 7 ' oa tie on tt ’ , tertainment and arnusements fo. the en ris ” i 4 7% ” § 1: $374 3S Qt yea ys es) laott ) Sulisty all MHuropean redadtiite are (Co mnie ‘EW YORK, April 24.--Price fencies |G fd. wit, Obt, Wi! ments for the next 12 months and were distinct, 4 cecil dat the one ning ol 7 . “pep ¥ yh 4 yy . ae ae te mon tig sis iodavs stock iark n sharp contrast 0, Lehigh a | Pw Sat. § »4 t, 4% 4 ° he whole situation as regards sout! the strength } dealines in he pre Mi Ix , ceding da Ang of “ ihe sei back whicn \lo ha , , ; . Ht] : ar ' a trong , r eX ended Prot Doints ; muy ; \Io rt if ret eter "4 ’ , ; " , 7 . 1] tonnage ploves of the Simmons Hardy rrowers hinges upon the ques DELMAR AND GRAND GABY New York City, as a protest agains . . E Ss L Y working conditions, was authorized ~ in “INFATUATION’”’ ee) ee ae TWICE nomay 8:15 GEORGE ALS in “‘Help! Help! Police!’’ “A ~ 0 Ramsey eel wiiaay strike affecting freight handle: vilroaud Stations and pliers ii : IWGING TO JO Selling pressure was directe ’ ’ > ‘ ‘ rN . , AN \ | PTOMOBILI.E BELO. , Ny t tel shippines. ollie motors and ¢} Yel wuth avenu hey seph Pelinski 4151 Kossuth aX n oe, oA wes . sleeis and equipments | from a pgparage in tie reat of that num end ee held better than other: ; , ' , night was found by police today ‘ $4 (lass att raus shaded nor bali " a Qi, +0 ; Mt, pap ey ge , tonight br if aventie near Bessie avenue, sirl 4 ‘ ' ' ae net n ali 2) . ” na i Ni : oes 8” » to y we 4 Pe “PLaeess rou ? ; ’ i i ’ 4 . , ’ ’ ’ —?-. .? i i i vst , rhidoti our tires and rims and other a ‘ P ~ ; ’ ' l 1] ; Bank of England. 2 Py 1 , } ; { / ; + ' ry as -” une Ne = New \ 4) hk pe pra l¢ a »teeree ‘ I ( if rHOMAS KINNEY WAITTE LONDON. April 24.-—The weekly stat. l. EAN % MAYFIELD » Slevent!} tree was arr 6 . I het > .¢ of KEnelan , shows he follos Z e \] , 2 4 anger otal reserve decreased {68 000 Miav-June shipments, a , fOLFUS : tr gerne d t sition ae (ie m ae Karls lhrices on Liberty Ronds. C*hyie ago July price WILLIAMS x Ww " . . , s MOU A es nere Sey] {3 s ‘3 ] | «’ ;) , Ss (MW) prutedi CGeDPOSITS lecTeased 11% (4M) ory Y \ : 20eriy rertid ; The ; : brent 1} i Wi \¢ hipple & Hu ton Little john er deposits decreased £644,000: notes rese , . :, decreased 204.000 Governmey neti uritie Ae : iD fb: Cond ret « re aa ' oe Ik that there is t : HARRY GREEN & co. ve vie ae ca f saphe ; he — and terminal’ prices obtained b ' io, Of the food adminijstrati wr otherine Murray we Propartion o frie i te ery t, “4 eur) et Spe , : we : ' - f 2 _ 1 bilitv this week is 100%) Or cent ; Rehabs anid extra York and SNfi Streahi an st Sansone & Delila it was 19.0% fate of dis t ner ¢ ve i aT ined canes are down there for it \ORTON & GLASS : Bl THER ‘reamer ‘\tras e lrst mY a moe Ine te $I ' New York Bond Sales ' ere, SSCNGe, | «An hie we ae k, OO Du corn, 40,000 Diu: oats, 96 , oe fey 1 00M . MISCELLANEOUS (| Stee hiv. 3s 7 at 95.12] Mission Wo.. National, Stocksards.. 32. ive ckaes. Wie: oreleee, at nd flour. 1,487,000 bu 3.0000 1 Kemi pet ae ' , Receipts ” NOS, le. sheet 4 edb 5p ; gp rate 1% - = 588 : ‘owes he 1 BOOO ib. 4s | at fc op | 1208, tu ens he, voung toms i0¢; 0 i a oh shes Se ee HUBERT-JEFFERSOW DELMAR AT EUCLID 8.000 Lib t 92.2 ATI. b a nerall ead" ren cok mane | asin fecelp ; o. MRS. .W IL. LIAM T. GRAHAM, 60 YEARS tb ! a. ; nied re SIN to & hoice ' I es OMY " ; \ 7 . Curtain Tonight 8:15 SHAKP foday-—-MAKY PICKFORD in Captain old. died at oO p. tm. vesterday ‘rom ”H Comp)! Sow " ~ ’ e) ; slly ‘| ' vr 455 40 Bwdeled De Iatest pheotevlay screen supple eation F iis sees i the home of her daugh * Wa BUSINESS BEFORE PLEASURE tent showing ‘N m farnum., VMiae Marsh. Mrs aris “pithegrove n207 Westmin Daoue } ij cs ' od Jj Warren herrigan Wee. Keesell ane was visiting “une 3.000 Lik at of ve (canner and cuitte ra ‘Sto § Coo DOs HOC Wante Ship ' with Cerutdine Larrar ( heater Conklin in “The from the residen: ' tC ‘ r . § A bed . BARNEY AIL PNANEDPE , boolish “See Robert Mruce’s Seentie Mae “+ hanna y will be taken \ ‘ ‘000 [. : , dee hoive feede , zt $12.7: 1 Sc oMn The nT BERNARD and CARR. terpiece, “Stmdewn.”” Mabel Nermand tn rahain s e 11 ; } Tex., for é ~. OOO Canadin: (aso Tre: ead ivin : ta 2 (200 -* 1 tah { | ue - ‘i | { Touch of Rheumeatiem.” Sorte Heview She was the w dow of e former _ be . > (mm T k " Se “s sake. Stacia vi naa . ah te 418 soda 4 a venings, Saturday Matinee, 00-8700. ef Current Pvent«, Literary Digest. Timets Graham Mercantile stores operat ed i “ough- 000 : ' 1 prediuy : $10.5 hoice to prim toed | a f | our st. Louis Cash Crain. vow. Leples. West Fad Lyvele Orchestra—Dn vit Pe lexus and Uni nee ; it yer it 1S : ? at { marling bhutche | , ‘ STth ood ‘ | 4 i] Vic ory ! pitt my rarys ! " = , = i’ Vi iwe ‘ 7 mipulete shows Pveryw hive Eats (is. a6 : ih | $12, Cholce to fancy heat beet coat eee | eae ReR "auc | THE SOLDIER PLAYERS vic © we tS iwins " iw horn ; wy at (nH) ! ‘ : , AS oul in) aipies, f ' O00 burge cate ite gg A : tne rie) = TN nit I sua re Ne * pink the People's Hospita ano =e : * Bae , ferior Qual} ' veaater la } > ‘ 4 4 ‘ ine : 4 4 > + ¢ ’ ; ie qJu Fr NX a) — ' MAKY Mach AREN LL eS . eh Blo; hes tM“ isuge bu $8.00 1 _ Vegetables. grade corn, : Be hives., 50¢-8$1.50. Wed, & Sat. Mat... fo , . PLL . Dillehe «@ _ " t ' mmoar : stugedoms Great Heauty in the (MM) t . 4 ** i} tle 7 aihenes . heen or . Por TOES West ° ) » | ‘ ' paprar . \ : , . NO . \K ! \\ re “ s of) per Tey Sortie * white eorn a3 sent« alse af Conras’« TOO Olive éé + 5] 1a ta . , | ri hitl 1 a7 NEw “POTATOES “loris nhipe 7 white corn, 91 WHERE EGER YROON GOES New York Curb —— 2 = on eat ; = garly 100 $20.95. | yng $3. basket crates, | 91-62: Ni OLUMBIA xuaranteed TOMATORS Fort "VAUDEVILLE -PIC TURES Or CAMP ZACHARY TAS LOR _ InPIERRE of the PLAINS § ROYAL “iswros = fairly good sane local and broken w#lass fron i. ORDEI celebrated ts fortiet with special exrere Masoni Terapie, l universal “necial Altraction The story of e White Sin end a trermrerualeott. iwnaheniog wy =e Siaeeees 48@ 1 $19.50. Looks like there will be a big earry- Pigg’ Citi Blnene 7 ee ee DELM.A IS HELD 10 BE INSOLVENT seh ae Be e... , are Ee ... Spring lamb verge me-gra aahe feng tas oem hei | POC MiP PHO AM Houston di PO ee the: utead\ arrate 14? 9 ) Ahel arrvemeore in ie Divorces,” or | . at i z BL Complete History of the PAULINE FREDERICK a Norse of Mirth ae: Inte Thal eo? nt) te : ° mae , Merritt “71, ers . . ' sas ( AULIFLOWER: Klaine President Says Vice President, W ho Midwest il col , 4 py % , . _ MI , Sey, Vie i : . ; it si ‘ ' ie rape tere . ot tan ard Oi | fcrrent } rent. A Come tlte« C , he: ‘ ompanies federal Judge Dyer by Referee In) gay, i MUST AKD GREENS. p the : -OosSton Lris } I ‘ | re! ox soeee a) .? Wreck Concern. ( ABBAG K-New “Texas, $90 The Steinlage Sanitary Milk Co Phie teinlag ) ' | bate — xs RHI BARB Home rs 16230 West Florissant avenue, Was) yar), fx 7 ) : ae Sah tn OF eck wonte. 85.60% fa 50. ki Ou per bunches ; . & ehcsines 3 HORSERADISH, ee as : ’ . Henrock Oil . 1, EY —Louisihn: 7 | Free Upon Request placed nt ’ ; 4 ‘) obs 04 Lier th) oe} , : : ft ofremuast $64.650, and its aggregate indebted Y wen tame? nue Daatery oF the Mantard: On : ; ~ a. - R ADISHE Company 0) New Jersey is the ro Caw " ax ong of Ite Kina ness at $78,658.17. » na | Camienwonit in : ts g ipts, bushel tas vit mance of business. From a modest wirement a EWES In in the Weortd Creditors of the company, chier Of Moto: 2 " 2% aa of antin ao Ehaees GET mana EGG. PL ANT ee. SS | eee | oe 6s ae (CHILDREN OF BANESITMENS 1919 RR SION Rarr\ Wehmiiller Ma Magina Copper , 2 Pat. 3 : . ie ” paid. - 7) Se bos iT \ S$.) Atlantic bret 4 - ——- -y § . : . r - W rs oe i¢ + St and THIS POC SV VMETIONY =i {™ AMUSEMENTS — O'BRIEN MINSTRELS "ti 5 tila Neat seat« Tedar held to be insolvent in a report tv 4 Bankruptcy Coles vesterday, sets of the company bein Ciesiiveat tenty ; (liunge of Progra Stila, thea ve filed a petition for involuntary GREEN PEPPERS STRING BE ane... Ff) SWEET POTATOES —sOStr MAN'S BOL K CHARITY BALL-—~ ciry Vietures—iergeouste Maged. tnder Auapices Melrose, Johan TT. Kav & PO CRIM Danes o> liert. Leones Pontes, Wii. Knights of Columbus ‘pvtes. Movie Cammeese. Coe Palwarde Workt'« Latest AMC A084. SANIT OLIVE 8. Was operating a months prior to hankruptey proceedings that he did not believe the had shown preference to ith e eners mmpany © $4060 ; . j ear crediters. as charged in the orign al petition, by paying The Kings highwa contracts | if | Vjjtesing : DE WOLF HOPPER : Ore ric) Submarine 40% . Per - pany eore time Frederick ces aa I - - alves Oak | : eeders n A’ KALE Sd , ' = Wehmiller. preside! I " the Barr Stanton ©}] oped (eer ” aes piebh 7 e- «- pelys vers al . ~ : . Lo mt © ‘esident Motherlode ne heen . G ARI New ny ) . , Wehmiller Co., ; O18 Vi prs , a ye ¢ A » 24 7 :, , of the Steinlagzwe conipans Phe pre SP IN Tac Te “Hot e he “went y Dr yment Vian Wiles Cevieeaten of 30 . she Ce er’ t4 . ) . oe . 4 : . hiushel ae . ‘dent of the latter eoncerldti John (3. ni ted Paull 24 , he 4 airs? ' , hy steady P REEN ONTONS oo nae seufx Sow af A Rater go ftliieve Niobe ‘ " "A i Ver : “sat te a ws : , latnhb pound 7h pax 7. 374219 OO ) «9° . , gl . ; Wehmiller intere +h rage $200,000 Improvements. HORSES-~A good 3 anne 1. 5S 25a 2.5 a nme an an Gee Wank ol Bile ‘ 9 “oo ’ . e COTTA pe “ee : “ie . “ righ © . nar CuUuagae ey! rt) ‘ ‘ ore . Coles’ report Says rf veral The further development of King s considering percentage « “at ASH ’ - cs ] ah ag = - efter horses fyT ++.ee8 ‘ . tn , highway asa boulevard and extensive : ’ dicappe Seed to ‘e draft wens the filing of the : + ioe orl ce d » Bam v AV \ BEANS Col ial reconstruction work 0o1 other streets astern toa re 14042 ‘ Oies Sait . ri irae f $.? fair To ' were prov, ided for in contr: ara- Southern vt RAPS Hon ) “i yvesterday by the Board of mares. "$1 fa 200, plug $. mr L ‘KI du8te . Circular on Request certain mi Ls Bes ihiere Was 4 3a num hai re t . K Al T um ’ stir Vrbucktle { ermmedie« service han and the market Waar n active iA - ater 11 mm. f item WG 400- 15 to Vba ba ' ee RTECCE— HH. : POMORHOW EVENING a : > a $100eL 240 ETTUCE- J Robinson-Duff & Co HE SERRE TO COME i ’ \ Laas J ! | VET Y “tree pany German Protestant Orphans Home eost about $40,000 ” Mem ver ; g = ck Ercha nge GA E iadiea te : f ' ‘ ‘ , , q * ‘ , iw f y be r 8 7 a ye er ie

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a i aa HORTA AS CATE eye a SY OT cart OSE ; ae % ? - . hy . + ~ te 3 = => " > Neate a hed ip a ary i ew = y ; ce = a ni bac Ceara ap hs a er ae toe \ ¢: —d ee PS “yeas ae pel dl Oe EMT OR a . x a “nlf Gum Lf APRIL 24, 1919. da : Z 5 cosets Trivia a 3bv0«t “py, .. .ithddé«a €Z,.. dant oo ett —_—_— ee A a i as ee ee ee T METROPOLITAN MOVIE. APARTMENTS ARE SHRINK ING SO FAST WE'LL SOON BE RENTING THEM BY THE PINT.—By GOLDBERG. crt q 100% Mor 'B _ ; a eeu Re a ee ee eee = » Go ‘ ag ee sie sores . @The sales of ae SS; WY\i | —-— — \ ! WHO is HE » Bi Louis every ai § ; (ia - el Te DEARIE, WOLD You ) ; ae =| . | rs ae : | Mint STEPPING our THE MYSTERIOUS MAN -"oyy a ti Sic ! INTO THE HALL APTER LOOK AY THIS! CanytiT Ge ~ Fa = | BINNQER? 1 WANT TT POSSIBLE THAT THE GUY WiTH | . = | ;, : CIB KS GE MA =- be VOL. 71. NO. 2 ay | - TANG hh, aN RT MEXIT \ THE SMOKED GLASSES KNows = | 4h | or ana die wilbteaied af WHAT EACH KEY ON) HIS KEY. Po — | | ae | tige Ga RISG MEANS ? IF HE DOES, Hels Fe L | At | | | Got _ SOMETHING OW ALL THE me , rt | ly RES t CF US, eee ra 0.8 PER GE ‘ = a : SS i ane witha mah al ant , Subscriptions in Fj laa —p — 46s Aggregate $10,6: 1 | PHOWOSRAPH | ee ee :: : i \ ae Saar — WOO County Has T Hi —= 33 1 i } BS RS Cent of Alle eee j ee i |! OOM FG a rr Wd ESS ll SS _ ml AN A ( we THIS DISTRICT 4 4 bit = ees SSRN hh. J, oi =e — as - i rs ; | (= \X = — RSS SS > os | MUTT ANI : EER HERE’S A NEW ANGLE FO THE p ia id esa Sr ae "C3 pee ; ia ae ‘es ges Se " f > | ) a a $40,918,100 Rep i MUTT AND JEFF—HERE’S A NEW ANGLE FC IE PEACE DELEGATES TO CONSIDER.—By BUD FISHER. — ‘cops, 3219. 4,¢ amen Three Days All 3 1cv~r? eee pe — —-+ - —— ¢ o = Sah pacainirecticns + Fat sealuatl ay . SAY, MuTT, WHAT (3 ALL THIS ) f1iT MEANS THAT ALL THE GREAT ~™ | - —n = — —_ > ee = ie - , sturs 2 / | an a ? fo: \ iT TOOK ME FORTY ae ‘ i § : “What's goin’ on acroes the street, Eddie ?"’ pitch pete ‘nit / | NATIONS 0% TAE WORLD ARE BANDED f h i M WHY i NO! \ WHAT DO You ja YEARS TD : N ie of $195,000,¢ ' iy ‘Nothin’. Jesan auction. Janitor’s got a vacant apartment and he’s knockin’ it down | AMERICAN heats tad renaht. / TOGETHER, TR GUARANTEE | ;PourTicAlu | ( | MEAN Musical | LEARN Vo SING- / 1 7 Z District Is Secor e oe snspracgmtll | 1 mane ur = (| ) EVERLASTING ‘ce a Ty { AGAINST REASONS!) MUSICAL REASONS ? \“PAY COUNTRY ? = ie 4 —E— ———— Ssepeeeesomeaoeeee a = == wr gp / wy ic \ | ONE AND ONC FO (Sot @ / 4 REASONS. -—- io — ; «% . u a 8 * eee | lceenus or \ | | Wet ee youn or // 2, Oe Ree atl — | Ts of we = yy i gt. Louts has raised § ’ Let the Wedding Bells Ring Out. . (S OVER Pt \manmalee wee a aan : \ | Now we'Le SSS pe . My HEAD! | NATIONS IS | w ited, Ge : : | HAVE TO LEARAD | / | a - hh 20.8 per cent of the ett | aa S | A GREAT ) To SING — \g: ne ') a the first four days of } Loven!) | AE THING: oars “our countries) \¥” : Be Leen campaign, it was site =! 3 | Bor 4 tedar. The city’s quo — > ai ) — | | . $e 660. ; ony > © = St. Louls County, ft | a nounced, has passed the ) Ny 6 es centage, having reached é a) 4 | Fe of its quota, or $309,1% . => 1§9. (ORAS ee ee Ns . - cee ~ The Eighth (St. Lo x | 2 Meserve District, in a 7% ' \ ing tho first three days 3 AA MIEN paign, is shown as hav ¥, cent of its quota, the if \ . — tage that the city attal 4 days. It is also shown s See See lead among the 12 Fed : ee eC ne 6 ee i Saxe districts, the second bel : Sy a .¢ Ba : IT T = district, with 16.2 per ¢ } udi(:::: SEMA beni anti anh mma s AOA WNP RG = lag RM OT i Louis district quota is ; i, me 4 AN | | Bi HN ee er a : L = =f ! and the amount esubsecri } Bes — eye | a 2 night Wednesday was § > Ca Se Pershing's Band € ove _ To denote the raisi pe ‘ $10.000,000 of the city H | obstruction was prepare 3 s - _s ae ea 5.3 Ss aes ing on Washington ave ) F _ = eee — ee LEE: AL EE AD A A SRS eRRinNN Tie IFN NE SIRT AEM GSMO ARIMA ROR ENCES AN ARES ON EM Ceventh street, and at ; f if “ : — seitilaaie PBN files & : Coe Bn Rg i oe NO i ae a cc a a crushed by a tank, | Let's SEE | ae | “SAY, POPI’’—IT’S EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOW [T’S DONE.—By PAYNE. from Fourth street. — ef } AVUIEE SHAT WILL | | — x Sega ' was named “Cantigny. , he eigen / | ENABLE You . | | : Bes gar glo, : " Widasiotedpnakeentecseaaiaaiaa ————————_—""_ Plans for the visit ¢ | ) ( 4 TO IOCREASE , | a“ 4 SPRINKLE 1D) SPRINKLED | WANT A S8COND = thew wees ee | f ae AY ALLOWANCE , | l kee : MY “PAW/ A : A, . How Did You St. Louis, were made | ? ~ Sf | arrive from Indianag SPRINHLE THAT G75, A vs morning, and wiil give SPRINKLED | Bia ie E TAA TAA AON TH —_ iA RBRICH sy cert in the Municipal The 3 Tee OEE RS LPS gi ON THA Ly and before the peace ¢ ae 4 ~ “' / 4rum and bugle corps ¢ : inte NS commanded by Capt. Lot | ee ; ig a striking feature of t ut Vtdy tion. | hig | a ----@-— | 1 | ott | ATTACK OF T. a ie | | AT ART HI aa ie Comrnianr 1918 ev Kine reaTuRes Sy norcatz. ime. 4 P. M. TO | ti ———————————————————————————— . ott toe — he police will have t 2 OUT fl X C , Does not wear z ing them back - e | ‘43. Seaplane Due § ! | ' 1 or tear the dainti- 7 large bombing Ff ) , : “9 the Navy Department Oxfords are to be .- ae oy yee so sr an surely have to have est pieces. t to send here, ts ext ‘ one or more pairs, igh-hee] Oxfords for dressy wear and leather - © Sunday. to make dail i , | walking heels for general wear, are shown in all sizes—in Operates for less 7 the river during the | : = weeks of the campaes . ' than 4 cents a wash tenried that it shall a ! dav. Attaches @ to the German subma xs Patent . e aa expected to come up t + ei any light socket. battle between the U . Leather : 5 ' | 4 ( } G tal : d were planned, the p ; ah unme oA ( t pasteboard bombs on : a , ’ ruaranteed. | ¥ amt, Vici Kid YOU CAN WEAR | ; Later the plane wilt s . ee J Olive s631 24 = 1@ our, Mi | Tan DIAMONDS | Phone Centrat st — rivers. ‘4 ‘ rs - 3 This plane will be OF - - Genuine Diamond $ TODAY Sa _ aireraft evs PP uy . : — @ mh carry several men uit OPEN UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK SATURDAY NIGHTS 14-K Rings thos Medi. ze. a of explosives. Its 3 : al 0 feer m -% 4 { A | ig § a j Our ene pee ~ ce ong for BE i tC CTR ~ Signs on . « : Larger Diamond at Full Purchase Price. 's Signs were placed : amo VNQ se COMPANY, ic0cot a \ .9 5 corners, telling of the N \ Q | \ NORTH OF 2% “umatances under wWRi UNIO a Ly BARS SSAA SD UNION 908 PINE ST. - taken. Viiiqam CUT PRICE SHOES MARKET JEWELRY Co “2 Lieutenant-Colone} € s Nnesenennene , . =? f ston +} , ——— ——— PLIANCES — of Benton, Ill, formerk 808 PINE ST. ELECTRIC HOUSEHOLD AP s Advocate-Generals the Ninetieth Divisten Speak before the i! BSoclety at Jefferson Hight. He was det mee noosa 206-808 N. Sixth St. emer ag NL EC CE EOL CL LOL LIT te CLL OT ———— ——_- —— —_—_—_——— ——— —~ $C atte ae ct ,