St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 28, 1919

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# - TTT Les wilt H i BE a he ah Vi oh ost-Dispatch, as ‘the Globe-Democrat newspaper. - COVENANT GOES BEFORE PLENARY SESSION TODAY. FORFINAL ACTION Japanese and French Reser- vations Will Be Disposed Of—Little Opposition to Monroe Doctrine Amend-. ment Is Looked For. TREATY TO BE READY LATE IN THE WEEK Only a Few Clauses Remain to Be Settled — Drafiing Committee Works All of Sunday While Leaders Rest. By the Associated Press. GENEVA, April 28 fustav Ador, of the federation, has received an to ihe . pe departed for newspapers been invited arbitrator Adriatic. president Swiss urgent sunimions and The has “LS in Paris Sunday night. that he to act question f conference Paris here ACC state by the the allies on By the — ~——— oe ee —~ ee SETS ———— = ounedt eee en eee - ~_ A Tr -- REVISED COVENANT OFFICERS WHO RETURNED MEETS OBIECTIONS, W!TH THE 138TH INFANTRY TAFT DECLARES + {OME St. Louis on Way Back From NOTICE! EFFICIENCY * BURGLAR IS BACK... occsr=ss FROM VACATION "== _— -_-- Se - — —_— ~~ AMBASSADOR PAGE LEAVES ROME AND WILL GO TO PARIS ‘COMMANDER OF Lieut.-Col. Rieger in Com- bats i Salle 2° ON ITS RETURN mand of St. Louisans — “Duke” Sheahan a First Lieutenant With A Com- pany. Resignation Now. lated Press, April 28.—Thomas Ambassador By the Assoc! ROME, Page, the ‘Italy has left Rome for Nelson American to Parts. Former President, in Immediately Resumes Busi- ness Among “Patrons and report from the Associated Ambassa An Itallan newspaper Rome received = by) Press April 209, said dor Page had offered his tion because he had been n that Speaking Tour, Says Draft sooia: to me rest-miareten "NE WPORT NEWS, Va... April 28. Officers of 138th In who ned on the and commands, tenant-Colonel Friends” With His Own Auto and Cut Prices. — BRINGS BACK $1000 IN JEWELRY FOR $50 resigna ade “ac- Has Been Made More Genk The atthe State on that was no the fantr\ quainted with President views on Italian ec] statement was authorized Department in Washington dav, however, that there ‘foundation for this report. It was ‘added that there had been various reports since the armistice that Am- e hone. bassador Page would resign soon to 'Negotiates by Tel P resume his literary work, but opinion ; : | the part of State Depart t offi- With Woman in the West) st nme cast whatever Mr. Pages End After She Inserts personal plans for the future might Ad o be, he would not consider resigning “Want : 9 me Judge ‘Taylor's Court today Nd, nrovision on the recommendation of = Cir- cuit Attorney McDaniel, was tenced to four vears the tiary. On tomer” 1 ¢ port his ret new Ernest R. avenue, Lieut. Oscar © William A lirst. Lieut. E tobert BRB. Waring, Christianson. * 2 : ‘el ™ lr uit 11 of dade the disti “ee clearness wife Company; ugene Y? Tox her sen-— Dispatch at Ina ; q in peniten- food O Lieut. William Second Lieut ameron, Second Rinnig Second | Winans, Sweeney, ing ces is not Kroeger —— Dec. 12, 1917, Roger of a similar offense by a cult Judge Davis’ tenced to two years The two sentences rentiv, and Sommer he will go to Jeffe1 to begin serving Sommer orisinally charged vith embezzlement and forgery as secretary of the Holman Paper Box Co. The specifie charge to which he pleaded guilty today was the forging and diversion to his own check for $130.67, sig Holman, president of the box pany, and made pavable to the Brad- ner-Smith Co. (Chicago a The charge on which he Mayor vieted 1917 was fo and misappropriation check for $326.73, Ilo] favor of eoncern, AY audit é he was convie basis Mrs. Supply Lieut. Ranald kK. + LO named irst A Company; Jeut., Lieut Lieut. court covenant ‘ Second Second im will run announced ‘ity at stolen _ , "Ee ‘lS . concur- rane] | that once Kreba. C‘ovne to John PR. lirst Capt Hiekman, I Lieut. Charles P. First Lieut. John RBRogert, Lieut. Marnest H. Roesche! Ralph V. Pieree, K ¢ rst Lieut. James W — , «ts ole lowed Son all orig Du- Sec- PANY, his sentence. auivs Was | Came Unheralded. The former President came unher- alded and there was no reception committee to greet him, but a police- of a man noted that Mayor Kiel had ar- w. rived from Ie Springs about the same informed § the Mavor that President was. | the parcel room at I Station, | Second Kiel went there and greeted ang Taft took him to Hotel Jeffer- son in the automobile wae A man did make known his approached Taft in the Station and said: “Il expect White House soon, war, ‘om- Adama, Rioom, Sec- Stewart, See Sec- Ins. on irst ona ond ond | Cant irst | Lieut Kirkbride, © Lieut. Shirley W Lieut. Orville IT. Cale, Hiraan Hamil use : ” } ‘CLS '’ ‘Irst ines , « gers ned by John xeelsiot: inst togers, lle the former and : arroll I, Company: Pierce, First Second Lieut. Second Lieut. Second Ray e. ‘ : Le safest ost con 1) ‘irst \nderson, Bluhm eu Alex ¢ Harry C¢ Arthur RR. ¢ trange \. Shafer 'D 4 tf. A} “nion of - ‘on) nfer, Thur eut William €¢ Lieut \lber S (;eorge Tf, tees talph I, (‘lifton A, John J a8 Danrence W. FE irst Lieut. Robert A Once, Was CONn- ; , SOrrenson, 41) the reerv or ' ollins, Lieut | H iW or some a menibe also 4d) by who not the Chicago of Sommer's made had resigned from in December, 1916, during 1916 of Attorney }) Ose man in) , Woeis. Albert J. George I, Arne J Willis (>, Smith “89H DIVISION RELEASED FOR ‘PREPARATION FOR RETURN’ Ordcr Indicates Assignment to Partly Convoy May Re Expected Within Few Weekes, ASHIN April 2s (Kansas, Missouri, nes i M Company; Anthony. First Wolfe, Vivian, identity l’irst Lieut Second midway the books, (;or pub th , , oO you in Mr. Taft."’ With expansive amile, Taft re- Capt plied “I'm afraid eyes haven't pany: F lately.”’ SER aS te fet Fees sot” wis Uy Re MOTORMAN CHARGED WITH CARELESSNESS IN MAN'S DEATH nakinge tour had convince him the people are for the of Nat s, tle departed at noon f tors injured Lineman on inited Repairing Wire \venue. Railwa r j , a ‘7 . ‘ " $ 1@)) ’ Gar urday night, see abana Lieut how Second Lieut, | }; where he ler, Second Lieut. Iman Second revealed $7485.72 announced shortase an ames. kf Com seul Craig, Second Lieut . : é your ackeaa: The Circuit —— Jackson, ' 43 : been open ie would mele six other People The hiv Sommer as in han compan) irregularitie the Holman result his just a dling epeach ‘Sipe 1a9T) eben rae (ar Fatally Trouble Wagon, on South Grand Ilenrvy Roth, a 1 nNinotorman, was ordered held on used States Senator Selden P him t his watch. he oo Cam pa spencer Republican, today out on the reading rave tateiment revised coy : ms nited (STON. The Dako the amend enant I the provi ot should sa, 1 ‘On a Continued on Page 2, Column 1. ed cot South charge ot eriminal CATC LCSe&SNness ‘ : (‘oloradn New Mexico. (—— Largest Circulation of Any St. Louis Newspaper— Another Big Sunday Added to the Advertising Record! Yesterday the Post Dispate h added another Sunday to the remarkable se que nee of victories over the Glohe- le mm - ocrat and Republie in volume of advertising carried. chain of supremacy has now extended for a period of More Than 12 Years, or 630 Consecutive Sundays are verv much strengthened for the safecuarding of the Monroe Doc- trine and American \ ms ‘ : tO] into the ‘nited who rowers. And the April Paplane NC ‘ oroner s intch., a I Commandcr Caw aks ox 2 bigg 1 completed a Naval Air Station ere may “jump off | Newfoundland, itrip over ment 1: the ¢ of Harry FF: wagon Roth's cat inquest RRth ¢ lDako West Till noia) dal ed on Ap) 1} 2h respective 1" “for at 28°5 South Grand preparation for return to the United wy, | SONNINO RECEIVES OVATION §— tvounte st 3808 Same S re | the firs’ it ON HIS RETURN TO ROME trautch aicd last Saturday pepaaaak: The 88th according 1 4 Pohn s Hlospital Division the pur night bv-.C Resolution of Confidence in Govert- O71 ice of counsel, Roth refused nrea, the C. Towers, in charge of ment Drafted for Submission change t's plans for Parliament, from France l’rese return i= Dail S a Arizona) North aily or Sunday Ro yo snedideaaain Ratiwas ‘a. Micaanaeeae Sania cet } ee was in the lich trouble lineman, the The aval visions were ‘lea efripck . when and v6 fayy ed troubte success | trial at vesterdnay wagon the "dled any time now (jer hing not On leg today SEAS, for forward war ‘asedd ’ ‘ ‘ . JOoOnnN ad' Navy De trans-Atlantic ist omm: pose of cieart nake statement at the nqanuest ' tty HnAKe 44 T | h ] ae it will not at the conclusion of ified repairing a wire carried oa; tail lights arrested imnig trouble crew was to lie wae tha Asesn ite ROME, April 2s Sonnino, who left 7) lie was given fhea orde? of depa ture ; hy ‘ t } _{¢9 x } . the heat Witnesses test the ion fer l’reparat nor loreign Minis Paris Saturd. Rome at 9:39 rted big hop.” ~— Ft re Towe! the for its ‘°° This (C‘onimander equivalent try aSiginment expleained at the War Indic that such be expected within a to early con- ter afternoon, and its trus Kk - CLOUDY, WITH SHOWERS PROBABLE; COOLER TONIGHT machine was ready He made his statement had talked with the pilots who terday had taken the NC-3 up two short but satisfac flights YOY. if “hae arrived nt receptio! ting 1 Department, but nies O ClO: ix In | nik enth At a epecia! yes for (on ronment mas usiastic weeke political nies vesterda) ' ‘fen Was tory comm appointed to alone exceeded both of every department of adver POST-DISPATCIHE alone (ilabe Democrat Republie DISP and POST alone Rey ubl y DISPATCH Democrat and POST Cslobe POST alone Republic DISPATCH Demoerat and DISPAT? Ii excess ov-« POST (siobe POST POST DISPATCIL alone | Globe-Democrat and Republic POST-DIS THE Sunday the city nan MORE THAN of St. Louis as Republic. us as the Yesterday the figures again show that the Post- Dispatch the Total Paid Adv —— Combined. ATCH excess over both. apr tee Home-Merchants' ee Combined DISPATCH excess over both. National Advertising— Combined. Real Estate Wants— PATCH excess over Circulation Guaranteed! POST-DISPATCH guarantees that it sells every TWIChk as many the Globe-Democrat! ‘‘First in Everything. ' , ’ to be presented to Presi- excep ex'remne Cols. f London, Wilsor » ao Hall It is bears and issued a sub The court rem new trial below - LI yrder ae t wl] wild tempe injuncti i} a throughout and the of th of King George and President Wilson . : , , . : ; creea from wnoniicnhn a? ' wet kk , “4 ra | figures ‘Tri AMMA : , " - ally fair peo! it’ shail continue for and Libert: ' . owers in The trial aires countrier eho ] row . involved fepung 10 Arreq-—isdedsmen stno-y 3g Auy jo WonemMomyg ysesr1eT fair in north now on view at the 18-carat goid | portraits Text of Revised Covenant of the League of Nations The unabridged teat of the revised covenant of the leageue of nations will he found on page 4 of this section of the Post-Dis- patel of portion, un fomewhat cooler tonight’ rns : oniend tha ile (one esaenring ' of the allied London the portraits night and take The « water gilt and ; “" __? : hy i ow ngs as may be a ri linth whirich uUppo by fee =e , tame o** _ e eh, . . oni | we - . a the ar? e of “tage r rept newspapers in PIVE times 5 nertn prob . por vr, er , ‘ aout h ome ; 7. , +7 y> ; reagan iit f ‘ ;y ti ; ’ - ’ , and tormor eng ier tt north central anew determine all appeal in enaniel below tonigh? north portion , portions nreany "to suc} isket stands on a frost in treme the river at proceed) } ' ted "a nd mn and con: . of a fou +. aici i Meet, a rise of .6 ~ Streets First | MeDonald, G | | i Nesselhof, H- John V.) ,ecame back to William F., ; 'tenant-Colone!l | | Crosse won EDITEGa - - ———* ty ee, ow 2 . bh , me Oe ail a Sie rakes ee _ —— eo ev » Be -_* — ~ * ~~ eee a he ye _ re are - eo eer oe ie = le ; - ee ok, | A —— phe 3 —s im i. » me Qaeda? 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MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1919. ea ea fa Ec % ¥ ST.LOUIS POST*DISPATCH 2 By the Associated Press. ‘laws and customs of war, such per-. WASHINGTON, April 28.—Trial of the former German Emperor for a “supreme offense against interna- tional morality and the sanctity of. has been determined upon German author- _of the allied and associated Powers the discovery of Train of State Officials to Meet 138th Was Delayed 12 Hours. Miss V. A. L. Jones, in charge of the work of auxillary organizations of the Thirty-fifth Division, today explained the absence of State offi- cials from the pier at Newport News when the 138th Infantry landed this morning. She said the special train which was to have left Jefferson City at 10 a. m. Saturday was de- layed in leaving until 10 p. m., be- of 1899; use of mushroom bullets and rafts ab- set f are pro- be is ee ee ee - — ition with the present crisis One ‘COVENANT BEFORE ‘concerned the report that Premier PLENARY COUNCIL TODAY | 'Orlando had read President Wilson's FOR FINAL ACTION |statement before it was made public. 'The Italian sais | | Premier had knowledge that the of the treaty is nearly completed.| President had prepared a statement The military and naval sections have| but was not aware of the text. _been finished with the exception of The other concerned the publi those pertaining to the Kiel canalition in Paris of a that Pre- and some secondary points. i'mier Orlando would return to Paris on May 1 to resume his place in the peace conference. The Italians sav that the Premier's plans are wholly indefinite and that it is not known when he will return. A project for an alliance hetween France and America tually is un- der way, the Echo Paris savs. President Wilson, however. the | paper adds, is withholding action un- ‘til he can place the matter before the American Senate for ratification. The newspapers report that Salva- tore Barzilai, a member of the ian peace delegation, declared he did not intend to return to Paris. Bar- quently ride in the buses which ply welcome, only Representative Razov- | hay on a Kansas tug to meet the F¥ofland Will Be Asked to Surrender Him for the men in the street and helped " helped to welcome the 138th before, | to the punishments laid down by The Aeolus had been posted to ar- | | : ae ~; > f ‘ by the allied and associated gisiesh wets ‘or to such one of them as shall so Aboard the Aeolus were five of- ited States ‘specified either by name, e vee 4 2 U ea ot "y Infantry: 4 officers and 25 men of a| Judges named by the Unit “Article 3. board. lic today proposed articles for inser- With the arrival of the Aeolus and | ¢5,. the trial of William II of Hohen- | aganist the nationals of more than The Machine Gun Company of the he laws and cus- a acts in violation of the bers of the military tribunals of the udelphia on the Mercury. als suffered through such offenses. | mnie & haat Catinwe: returned from New York, led this | has solved its most weighty prob- | which’ may be considered necessary afternoon. The Kansans have estab- | pecause it was known that Secretary | o¢ the responsibility. ments are served. Gen. Martin! fore an international tribunal. ‘tions of the established rules of war home. These men are working | and that it would be contrary to the | Under the head of “punishment of chartered a tug to go down the bay/| tional ex-postfacto law. At that) sion of such acts, or under whose Approximately 5000 more officers| that the decision to base the indict- | Three Kinds of Offenses. fantry, and 99 officers and 3377 men | viewpoint. three general heads: crime against ual companies, nine casual officers; specified “either by name or by the) Under the first group would come German Government for trial by the | State Department Announcement. | The Hague conventions of 1907; de- ticles regarding penalties, for inser-| Of flags of truce. m., Paris time: ' clude the sinking without warning of work, and that this 12-hour delay German Emperor, not for an offense and sinking of lifeboats and “A special tribunal will be consti-| tions of occupied districts, prohibited much more convenient, and the en-|composed of five Judges, one ap- occupied territory; use of prieoner had not lost its cunning; he was | italy and Japan. enlistment; debasement of currency: tice that a machine was standing vindicating the solemn obligations of) ed for such violation is not orth nection with the deal was the ring-| which it considers should be imposed. | ficrs or enlisted men guilty of would term ‘a disinterested party’ render to them of the ex-Emperor in’ United States was sitting. the Two white men told me to give ment not having insured the punish-/ the same as provided when the de- away it must be from that odd bur-| police, as I thought they might be | Continued From Pace One. elry back, and that was what I want- | Y between the plier and the camp. WILHELM 0 BE RIED B Razovsky Greets Troops. I N L TRIBUN L sky remained faithful. He only) IN E “did not fall’ for the wiles of those | 140th Regiment on the Nansemiond,. F éé >4 ee which arrived at 10 o'clock, but he Crime Against Humanity —Military Courts for Officers. the cheering. Mr. and Mrs. Norris B. Gregg of. going to meet the 140th, with which | tribunals by the allied and associated regiment their son is a First Lieu-| military law. rive Tuesday and the Welcoming | “The Government shall hand over Committeesmade its plans accord- | Holland will be requested to surren- | request, all persons accused of hav- ficers and 20 men of headquarters of | ger the royal refugee for arraign-|ing committed an act the Fifty-sixth Infantry Brigade; 86. rank, office medical detachment and 106 sick and | Great Britain, France, Italy and Ja-|they held under the wounded. Brigadier-General Hubert | pan. Fifteen men in the 138th have won | yjon in the peace treaty, to be consid- distinguished service crosses and 12 | ereg this afternoon by the peace con- | ‘tribunal of that Power. the return of the 140th,the homeward | ,o)1ern and also requiring Germany ol ss ied ; ' movement of the men of the Thirty- yersons within its bor- | one oO tne alilec anc associlate the (;omnpers, (son to to Friend in ast in 's ‘ing stand his condition | his | that he had | ‘of the Red Cross. 69. to) it | the for large truc Finance tions yesterday. was taking care | after |. over- | While asleep a! ‘later, iand other St. peared with the missing articles and’ everything was retin eset out. Reserve pure Governor Dica. SAN James Kennedy the ed Pecerve Tank in toda Ht hiss home iT? . here, fron: an attack t elated Prese FRANCISCO, April Lynch, Governor of Twelfth Federal this citv. died early ea heart A aan Rv n °8.— States eo tae i 11) of near dis- 126TH TOMORROW Bombs Will Be Se Fired Two Hours Before Arrival of St. Louis Artillerymen on Way to Camp Funston. RELATIVES TO SEE THEM AFTER PARADE | Assured They Will Have Plenty of Time to Visit With Men—City Offices and Schools to Be Closed. St. Louis will greet the 128th Field Artillery, first returning unit of the American Ex- peditionary Force, with a _ celebra- tion which will begin two hours be- fore the expected arrival of the regi- and will continue as It is on its Mass., long as its remains here. way from Camp Devens, Beginning with the firing of signal bombs, arrying the regiment, the rest of the day will be a municipal holiday, and especially those not have been many of their giving prefer- ence to relatives of men in the regi- The public schools will be closed for the day and most of the parochial and private schools are expected to close. The Mayor's met this morning with Aloe to arrange final welcome. The conimittee on the line of march, quested to re as as possible, lease reception committee Acting Mayor details of the is endeav- oring to persuade the relatives of the and the public generally, not to about the Bighteenth street where the men are to detrain, but to line up along. the line march, which begins at street and Washington avenue. Requests to Near Relations, Near relatives, holding tickets, are requested to wait in the grandstand on Twelfth street for the passing of the troops. After the grandstand, the relatives will be a:l- by presenting stubs of their grandstand tickets” to City Hall plaze, where the _ re- ception to the men will take place. The relatives are requested by the committee to remain in their seats until the entire line has passed, the assurance {s given that there will men, gather bridge, he abundant time to get to the City | Hall inclosure and to find individuals there. The grandstand will be policed by the First and Third Regiments, Mis- sourl Home Guard. The grandstand |}will be kept clear until the first ' bombs are fired, when those holding tickets will be admitted. The city hall plaza will po- liced by 275 policemen and an equal number of navy veterans A band of 40 pieces wilh play on the review- during the two hours be- tween the first bombs and the sec- ond salvo of bombs, which will the signal for a general din that will make a band's efforts useless Wounded men from the Marine Hospital, Jefferson Barracks and other hospitals have been reported to Mrs. Claude Mathews, in charge of registration. These men will brought to the court of honor by the members of the women’s motor corps A special place is set aside for them in the grand-stand be bea be as well as for the men of the Thirtvy- | have returned units about 25 men of the fifth Division who home ahead of their Automobiles carrying the wounded and Thirty-fifth Div n will form on the north side of Washington avenue, west of Twentieth facing east, | and will run In fi in the parade. The Victor overseas hien, of the line Red Cross of | sia Le SiCh toi ISlo street, single le carrving the rear of the tank, be at ambulance Corps will be in the and = cit hospital ambu- lances wiil be at corners convenient to scenes of —— emergencles, Nine officers of the 128th will ride the parade. S. Pingree, chalir- of the automobile committee, said last night ¢t cars needed had been promised The ¢ Hall P fenced off today The welfare units, the Y. M. c. A... Knights of Colum- bus, the Jewish Welfare and the Salvation Army, who will canteen men, are making arrangements ks from which to sup- | Loan will An Motor line, in Ss. man hat all ‘ity laza was being ply food. Festus J. Wade, chairman of the Committee, and a corps of workers checked over their contribu- | Fund $30,000 Short. shows only 2300 sub- scriptions out of an appeal to 1200, with a total of $20,000, toward the, fund for welcoming the 128th, an]! the 138th Infantry, and other of the Thirty-fifth Division, Louis units. “This ts not even half of the fund we need,” said Wade “I was trust- ing that we could raise every penny of the $50,000 before one of the units got back. We didn't want to be gollk turned.” Edward chairman of the | Mayor's Com is speaking of the need for co-operation on the part and the public in the range pen A tabulation parts Hidden, mittee, vee of relat! plans as A! 1, said The Fighteenth enough Space iy? the « ‘ it} ?. a? bridge of e*reet permit _ ’ oe i@ NOt iaree. to to | Camp Funston, Kan., for demobiliza- | a | two hours before the arrival | ‘of the first of the two troop trains | re. | crowd troops have passed the. the | as) tee, j By the Agsen Se ae ——— Shippings Board Retirements. Press WASHINGTON, April 28.—<Chas., Piez, director-general and general manager, and seven other adminis- officials of the Shipping Board Emergency Flieet Corpora- tion, will retire from office May 1 to resume private business, it was announced here today. Mr. Piez will return to Chicago, and Howard Coon- ley, vice president in charge of ad- ministration, will return to Boston. miral G. H. Rousseau, shipyard plants division: Charies F. assistant to the director- Danie! Hi. Cox, head of the construction (;ordon rene ie WwW herbee, head o strial bl erris, agdivision: auditor f the ind: nad Mi. DD. Wilean al L.eat wives, | and. chairman of the) 'Parade Committee, said: | | “There is going to be an immense. crowd, 0 1S ENDED Government W oohee Go Back After gether a saics organisation ¢ | wha. WIRE TO KEEP BACK: WRITERS AT VERSAIL ) rst ao) ‘Correspondents May \ i i in Courtyard. By the Associated Pre«s«. VERSAILLES, Saturday, 26.—Workmen rapidly Art are getth ldings of the re palace and the hotels adjoining £ the meeting of the peace con The preliminary between — the the delegates of the into shape the bui sessions German ciated and allied Powers wil] held in the room in the Trianon Palies ace Hotel, in which the sessions the Supreme Allied War Coun |were held during the war. . The room in which the first digs cussions will take place place in the associations compared with the Hall of Mirrors in which the treaty wilil be signed. : Three large windows fill almoat _the entire side of the out on the gardens of the hotel with ~ ‘a pleasant vista of trees. The win- ,dows are hung with curtains of rich ~ yellow and blue. Two small salons adjoining the conference room prob-- * ably will be thrown into it to make ‘room for the deliberations. A large force of workmen wel busy today installing telephones and — | making other arrangements for the | | congress, a wire barrier in the courtyard from | behind which the multitude of news- paper _mitted to witness the arrival an departure of the plenipotentiartes, Another force of workmen is en- _ : gaged in the park making discreet | ,and unobtrusive arrangements ishuttdng off that headquarters-— mile square— ;man representatives will pass of” their way to and from the confer. ence, should it be finally decided to” iseclude the Germans in this manner, ” jit was originally proposed to -barbed wire barriers but rustield the park for closing * /palings used in walks were ne .off streets and used today. Baron Lersner, the head of the ~ German delegation already here, hayig entered very emphatic objections te any restriction movement of the Germans. 'of these objections, 'thorities may In view" the French abandon their carly | plans concerning the barrier. o | ‘Three sets of golf clubs are include % ed in the baggage of the German (delegates which has arrived at sailles. Omesa | Oil Ver Meher its puota \ Ay For Sprains of 3 and Bruises » The first thing to do for a sprain or bruise is to cover the hart witha wted. flannel soaked with Omega Oil. Quick re Let usually follows this simple treateseat FOR BURNING ECZEMA | Apply Zemo the Clean, An- tiseptic Liquid—Easy to Use —Does Not Stain Greasy salves and ‘ointments Should — mot be applied if good clear skin is | wanted. From any druggist for 35c, or $1.00 for large size, get a bottle of Zemo, When applied as directed it effectively ~ removes eczema, quickly stops itching, — and heals skin troubles, also sores, burns, wounds and chafing. It pene- ~ trates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo is a clean, dependable and inexpepeivas a a e* ae ol ‘Er jew Dig 1? <= i pien ipotentiaries ; ‘a five great asso ce Ps 4 ¥ ae is comme t wall looking” We including the erection of correspondents will be pers Er corner of the park a between the Trianon palace hotel and | the Hotel des Reservoirs, the German ~ -about one-fourth of a4 ‘through which the Gere ‘oe = ez of the freedom off au-2 ™ e i a 7 MEN AT FUR TAKE $1.0 VICTOR vers From Fe tries Vie With Visitors and § in Making Sub taries From Behind Barrier ay RST WEEK’S § HERE $ a ount 29.9 P Quota —$13,11 Than Was Take: Issue in Same A tea Roday Visit: P.xc tion 00 hang wrhis is progres of loan , was a Kross Fur Co sed by Philiy na Albert pf the coms Fur buys land, France, Japan, A he Scandivarian count from all parts of the ! nd they tried to outeds owevetl ete Sites b: = largest mewvere by St. Louis fur a Tesentattyes the Goe Paris house, bought §§ notes ; The Sii Dough of verman Fur Co $50,000 of the Harris and Marcus Harr wiarris Fur Co. here, §3 Mart Abrah Co..." 3 mployves of mi ft) The sale followed uvers by red Ren rho lost arn? be Bhell abu! AnCce ae) R. M. Moss. a wi? WSixth Marines of sare \ AMkes Na he ur Funsten ‘lil the a Ich, | rs | drt i”s men liel achment © band also p captaine li. Bennett, having 4 . xchange well organised Dation of a large Subseriptio: fraginent while iy a near Soissons ciet ’ ii Sales tear, a enie. St an during “ mpaign tot. +139 the eit Louis ~9.9 pe 61,542,650. | otad was $ 56 hese are the fhe uD “s midnigh'. nade public te =| During the first wee wrourth Liberty Loan cal 3 ity subscribed $28 "ot. 64 macent of its quota Thus ee! 3,'13,700 im actual aw Tae nd 7.1 per cent tn the my i a quota. behind ft fig = eend of the first week of ) BPAas “~ .U4 800. oF —_ res i.e Louis County, of the imat | "OT wa mat the car or compa $497,050 percentage o standing then. of ‘Today's Sule Life an Locay is off hat it j nad &.4 In ¢hind it: Some The frovident Philadelphia roug its S I. Porth gton a Rear poet al FF he how * the ding, wt reased hh "0 to $25.1 meeting of ward § mn rime held af ion head: f getting have not : ~ ee i t¢ lon aay tia) . ;= ri ‘ qe neo are ri May oa 1 i, Pat ‘itrie o t} , pe t- Oy t we, 4 7, the i7t Weer a’ antiseptic liquid. Try it, as we —P nothing you have ever used is a8 ive and satisfying. The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland, 0. 7 or Head- ache —— Rub the forehead and temples with “YOUR BODYGUARD” ST. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH Founded by JOSE re _ PULITZER 12 , Pudi sped Dells ty the P, litzer Puptientag a o Te ive Streets to and ¢ Member Audit Burea: i of Clrewleftene MEMBER OF THE The Asenciated Press titled to the use for repubhl: Glenpatches credited te tit erelited itn this faper. news published herein lication of special diepat | reserved ATES AN hee herein are SUBSCRIPTION RY MAIL apt Datiy enc Sunday ene vear Daily without Sunday. one year. Sunday onir. one year. Remit efther by postal order, money order or Et. Louis exchange. Ry Carrter tn e: Leute and Su. burber Daily eniy 450 @ Month. Daily and Sunday é3c a M Finteret es second-c} clase 1879. at the Preteffice gt io ihe ander the act of March pstd ve a ~ Kinloch. b. Post-Dispatch WANTS to work Mr. Employer, in getting raik Tut for vou a —— ASSOCIATED Presa. “ , nearer o- news. » - Chartes ¢ ounty Has FR, OM in ¥ Olunmtar y Subse Yi . . sTee Obie or ner ; ; gz of subeqc; ca nvASS is “ Vere *¥U “1° ended & fTiilise te. bh aturday eveg ois will event drive ww any defigt erst ’ 4 aa ext urday erisive hee | Bit. “ar ° htaln © tLD IN BANK MBE SANTA’ ROSA. Cal, J ernando won-LE ‘f for “nt Siler Sras er Gen i's fodder Sagnaze mer Preside for: Ndtiras arey, & Federa! rt the alleged ern began fin of the Santa Ros ane i warrant

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—~ : Le ee _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | sie MONDAY EVENING, ‘APRIT, 28, 1919. hs ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — —— —— ae eee NE pal apanel .cd y utAia ca ere @ ear onn* a — = f. eu w* verted . > in oee-® . he PA he , yar DAK (Giive Them Welcome bag a 4 | Y SPARTACANS ‘IN | | . ~ ns ONTRIBUTIONS of lilacs ] } } i , ' are asked for the welcom! of ‘ 7 : , : . - 9° . . | | VICTORY NOTE | | B ( MEET 10M the 124th Field ketiiery te ae Mayor s Committee Plans to New sort of Militarism Said to C UJ XC | Ss | ¢ [| Od E 4 [| (] () | 5 L d l) row. The Woman's Victory Loan Repeat for It Welcome Pro- Be Holding Agitators Down ‘ » pee : ; . ; i Trucks will collect the gifts A Staff Correspondent . 7 ) yers From Foreign Coun- 1264 Men of Regiment Re- 800 Delegates Arrive for Con \ he gifts of po of the Post doah avenues, Grand avenue and 10..-Germany today resembles a are getting ' . ee : ae . Patil cain , ti , in Making Subscriptions. | Harbor, and Remains Close P gies ee —They Were at Cambrai Statler. boulevard and King’s highway. | ¢-om Camp Stewart. Newport News, | “7° Still able ruthlessly to suppress ace congress, if | IRST WEEK’S SALES r «SMR ec _ OFFICIAL CROP eague girls will strew the flow- entrain Friday, and would arrive The Bolshevists agitators ace Cus- ntiiaries and Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. See e. of tremendous difficulties. Three “ he Supply Train, the welcom which differs from the militarism ror the ° piv ra : come RAIL LE SNOW bDalis. purple fiags and Conimittee and thea Junior rl" }, f SS) ° " ‘ sf - . flowers between 8 and 0 & wt. ta Thesl10th Supply Train, a unit of Dispatch and New York World. a. . ine: Sp Sate anne ’ : . emer | | St. Louis Sunday morning, according es rday, April | Visitors and St. Louisans Transport on Way Up ee ee 21 Months Service Abroad Sessions Are Held at Hotel Lindell boulevard, Grand avenue | - mad house, seemingly well regulated, Sot the rovat the trucks will be in the line of isolated outbursts of the Spartacist ers before the advancing soldiers. ‘fined in straitjackets effectively NEW YORK, April 28.—The . 2 privates were also awarded the same sissipp! River for navigation and its of the days before the armistice on!y gs ceremony which is to be given the 7 ; LP. @e,alia rid Ss. ‘ . 3 i } L | ngineers afl a ~ “ Or 9 | Gifts of Flowers a x j } rw * Rakes." Se i —— “ bia Be Tae other flowers of the season, - View Digna : League » in charge of this gram for the 128th. for Ebert Regime. ST . 9 _ Captain of Committee’s Craft See aa aa ie cia P C OF TWELFTH ENGINEERS the Thirty-fifth Division, containing BERLIN, Via Copenhagen, Apri! and Heberg street, and Lindell to a message received by the Mayors wherein armed Government orderlies adjoining for By Until Ordered Away. CO ee With British. march. later, and the Junior || ‘* inmates, here Sunday, probably in the morn- f Twelfth Engineers, 1264 strong, re fame 3 ie ; or 62 decoration, Joeph Frayer, Forrest M. kindred streams will permit our com- in the fact that the miltiary’ autoc- Wanted for Welcome id Barrier LOUISAN IN COMMAND work oe ee tries Vie With American Noses Right Alongside of __ cruited Here Return After, vention, and Preliminary | ™orrow. at Grand and Shenan- | ‘he Thiru fifth Division, contains Reception Committee this morning rhe telegram said the Train would ns between HERE $15,139,900 By Leased Wire From the New York — pa So . ing of immense supplies in the face REPORTS ASSAILED ine. The eoumuathek aiaan ea eae tightened by the new militarism. ed. \“fAmount 29.9 Per Cent lannagan and Raymond Patton.| Committee Objects to Them °2"y to load barges at our factory, 1°Sth Field Artillery tomorow and)... of icaiserism has been replaced AEE TERE iS REL IO ae oe e great asso- aledibeaieicsiesieneinane ae ket one wnw™ + cruited mainly in St. Louis, are home ¢ Trianon Pal- eee . for shinmens: ¢ a " for Base Hospital Unit 21 Wednes- : ; a Pa ‘S raver’s decoration was for especial- ‘ Or saipment to South America es : " g by a military-democratic oligarchy Pp sessions $ again. They came up to the Bush Mm t : a Es : ie € ' ede lay, whic ‘epeate ec: cies gt re : Quota 13,1 13,700 Less i ‘ oh amie ete oclock ves : a i a ly eourageous work: in matintalning as Basis of timate of : Big Corn Crop Needed. aay, py yee bes ; ms = — personified by the strong Hinden- é ~9 Cc qocKs in “OF ¥ ay C10C yeos- as : : ‘ Butterwort} on j t } hig scal *the 138th infantry upon ¥ ‘ ‘ar Th W 7 k f F th terday morning aboard thé U. S. S x ee a telegraph line. He was on the pole B i f . 5. 11 whet in . aid tha the pros- g scaie, Tor r . tn Oe sot te burg-Noske combination. s i! “aN ? . >. >. ad oe. Ps. ae — : rye | *? raAS ,or thes ‘alla sa = i ? rr} ? f ‘ . ers) — an as iakxeno our : E Bis ces w when a shell clipped it off. rhe usiness oO Firms Dealing pect was that the valley would pro its arrival, and which th The énly question fe how Mee te he first dis- (ape May, and got one of the most RS RSS | al Fide tiin pitts tel Me duce the gteatest crop of wheat in | fantry will get upon its expected re- , is common I in S Ti enthusiastic greetings that has been Britian S0iter Working With him was . F Prod histor f 1 ' ] t r fore the whole mad house will run : li- : e ; = , : sioninass ‘ S, LONG s5iand, APT r> . _ rolutio lans ap- ing discreet Si Aan il licago’ of other officers, and the captain : te: a : Silay 7 : . | : Lew Jersey; Raymond B. Stevens. become a Marv Pickford on Theda: The strategic revolution p Pp bough! $50.000 of the notes Ren ' : drilled had had one month's inst -' naval reserve and our Captain waS a; Was held in the forenoon, and in the , ice chair D4 : . sea : wi a eas . let B li stew in revolution- gements for , - ' ' wanted to give them the close-up ; . ' —— lece than that . rie . ib airman Of the Shipping Board: Bara was enacted at ollie head pear to le erin ste : sand Marcus Harris, of the B tion, some of them less than nat, most competent officer. The boat was!afternoon national councillors of the l'nited State.e a Para, ? one ? police neac- _ : hile fe ti outbreaks of the park itt! arris, l | View. He had the Ursula rubbing , : "Tae , liter states Senator Albert 8. PERSE last o) .) Lr es ary unrest while Tomenting Ld min hare $96 000 each: : but they knew how to build and|not especially uncomfortable, even chamber met. Reports of Committees | ( viet alia aah ;, quarters last night when the girl ana : , ace hoteland » here, 20,000 each; | her nose up against the side of the sehen anhalt dein they knew how oe e : Cummins of lowa; Samuel Rea, pres- | jo, her criec in eac era! in all other parts of Germany in the z he rt 1) “ur Co.. $50.000. and ;, ; operate railroads and they knew how |though she is.a freighter (the Cape;on Statistics, Publications. Interna dent of ¢} > , , er mother criec in each other's Ivy {isolati Berlin " the German . i ese i Iti I ef . ‘fe hie freighter part of the time, then to stick under fire a) d 4 P — ~ her \] , f a Shir R 1° tj > : \ ’ ft . } i i | () ine i ennsy lvania tailroad. hope of ultimate v so a ng e Cline , bw gas ‘ ‘ ‘ , » All , ysiwsl |) wlayv Ss one o th N Dlg »0arTa § lOona OnMercls Arbitration, mud ‘ Des 0) , . : : , p-fourth of a Munsten Bros., $10, he threw over a line’and some oblig- ; » har aritin , | ‘ 5 ; wi ’ . ' ata and Paul M. Warburg of New York. in a tightening ring of revolution. : e it is hardest With yout oO (he creations and was built for a cargojget and Efficiency and Organization . j i lich the Ger-. Ing deckhand made it fast.for him. enem\ } lrenchine vou with : ; 3 ' : 4 net: Ramer the movies‘a? ;' ‘essed Nin @ . Each day's procrastination in sign- 1 A " * taVik ta the : : sei ° lemy who 1s drenching yor Mil’ carrier and then fitted with bunks’ Service were received ne movies and expressed willingness atv iner the ijl pass on Oli Aik to the Noses Up to Transport. shrapnel and high” explosives ¢ ‘ ' tity q :nsport) c R { \ ‘led AMERICAN FOOD SURPLUS THIS © accompany Hee mathee Kos ing a peace treaty increases mi) Te ‘) yon ? : . " . } . : ‘ Id 6 LemMporar' tit! a} a transport row eports Assailed. \ t'¢ Php ea grhy . ] . iO li. “ the confer- i ue sich St. Louis, Someone rushed out and told the, you can’t even shoot _ _ : victorious chance of Bolshevism in > ; L. Bon _ 7 eee apr fe t drecrach The ventilation below decks was bad, (Counted as the most important of \s was told in Sunday's Post-Dis vy decided to ho Jost ; arm hit by a. a) my officer in command that a back, because it is vour work to see) e ‘pecially when rough weatber made these reports is that of t) adil YEAR WILL BE ABSORBED natch, Florence was taken inte cus Berlin, since food and economie con- : . hel] ragiy le iriving an ; , . P - , ie ‘ ae 8, ARdi® With TOUg ‘ : ' ‘ Is ‘ ) tne comyrilt a . i aA: i } ] . ae ° this manner, "% : 2 ~ i ai Slrange fh boat had committed the that the nien it) the Tron trenches us keep the portholes closed But tee on statistics of which A VW. Doug toda \ at tlote] Jefferson Saturday Al ditions continue to srow woes dally. osed to use mei oissons Jast April, and | great crime of tying up to a Govern-. are kept supplied with food, with ¥ rent > ot ;, ; wanedil : + ,i 3 :, ' the request of Joseph T. T Time is fighting on the side of the b . ‘ ' nember of the : at - " we had fine weather all the way ex-, las, vice president of the Sinimons Hoover Says Europe Must Import request of Josep . Tumulty,; © been, 6 the ut rustic ae =. see @ ; ment craft and he came a-running. munitions. with all ut akes war! cent hadeaed . si : nee . | ” - President Wi ee ee acigeat . Spartacists. Chis is, perhaps, for c} Six Marines , felleau W | oy asprin. ' se 8a dees ' cept the first two or three days. I: Hardware Co., is chairman. =9.000.000 Tons and About P.resiaent ilson’s private secretary, , Daas or closing ix! MAINS, M CneCau , OOK You will have to get out of there.”’ possible nie PRT are : : Re Re . on nd ti a , aa nae fatal weakness in the Governments were bein ds an , of the Great |} ' ’ ane y ; think all the men on board were That report criticizes the crop re 30,000,000 Is Avatlable. and the police of New York, who , ition today -* eee ' ‘ | ; i } ’ "7 \ . ’ _—- > = 4 rr ‘ . ‘ . _ - ' " n . . . . . , . mie * . s . 6 =a aved there wed x lee Pcie . ‘ ‘ RP . * , | ' ibout ire¢ lat sh wae the old officers and non-commis- sioned officers’ corps. This results ns. In view Subscriptions in §& Louis to the yoy’ “lear ” -erm: army advancing ; French au oan durir \ k wf th dis be have to clear out. German army Was Sfilil #dVanciIng! put he was not Originally a member. mate, the report states, a 1e@ 9 CUO 000 CONS, said Herbert Cc. & Widow. She has the appearance of : - an luring inst yeek f the ‘7T) ‘ a oe ‘ st j , ln] “© its ¥ in ’ ah ’ i , a. heir es ~ . hy h, all right, I will,” was the an- and still outnumbered } foes In of the Twelfth and was only attached mathematical solution of the relation oover, chairman of the food sex a young woman about 19 their carly &* Bemnaicn ‘4 $15,139.900, which) ewer And sure —— men and guns. It wash trial bv fire : fires me , ‘ in a high standard of discipline in rrier . 29.9) "i | ANG su enough, he did, and ® sul audlini loadin to it after the armistice When he of condition and acreage and the es on of the Supreme Economie Coun When she departed from police bh whose fighting effi- og ¢ nial n e cit s quota o ; ee bie E ‘ ; ; ; ) , on ‘ ; ‘ : the new army, : are includ- ‘#8; 24° 67, : : c : } a eres Miter, Gfter the tHe 12th Bad to Undergo and-they/ won the. American Distinguished timate of the final yield is predicated cil, yesterday, in reviewing- the headquarters Mrs. Brian said that vy is increased, perhaps, by the ; 0) Sa, tht? | _ seelaiis Oiun \ | le " ‘ar > : ~ ] . : ’ . : ot ' . a - ne ‘ ceienc »y* . a7, e the Ppehabamyee : : hee i office rs on the pier had shouted stood it nobly. ; Service Meda a he was gassed, and upon conditions at the time of the ob world food sit WAtIon rhe BUDpDp|\ fne would take her daughter home f t that the old autocratic military . ' oe as ¢ ir 66 ver cent. | themeelvee — yi : “iti arvati " ; *s 1] | ) on * | as ae Ver “~~ ; ) “ ‘ } themselves hoarse, and remarked to Served With British. after he was out of the hospital he servation. Nothing, ot course Is AvVallable is insufficient to rneet the, on the first train They left St. ] ouis | harne ~es been softened by the ; eke ' 2 e fiey 93 q; ‘ ; Se A — > ‘ -- oa . nie - . ; . . q el, 4 : AT SS ! ‘ ’ : . - : . : ca of to aturday one another that Someone ought to From August. 191s, to July, ‘ , was sent to the Cwelfth to come more sure, than that the conditions needs of Murope and shipping con this morning rlorence said that ehe ape lemocratic spirit of the times Mang, niaae Ublic I ay. 4 | ‘ 2 ‘as brig: th the j : ; . + hs - ' ‘le ' am 48s : mu f 1ewWw ¢ es e saa . public tod iy take a shot at him. the 12th was bi igaded with 1 home with them. His name is F. A is will change constantly and radically ditions are not satisfactory. There had heen Posing before the movies A long ia «©6the™C6UrR bert Government uring the irs week of the ‘Naver ing °? « “ ish, with the Third Fourth and : le i : T inevitable result is itar : of prensa . ' | ‘where eae | | Ne@Ve}! mind, counseled the dock a ‘ , } | qd. a (i Roskoski and he comes from New | The inevitable result is the startling js no question that the entire Amer- Camera at a local studio, but w ould ican feed and pay its Praetorian i} sli ; | campaign, the. master. who had joined the Cc. oO. Fifth armies, and worked hand in York Cit, discrepancies so widely at variance s surplus will be absorbed he &!ve no further particulars C ] nd ‘fficers and can main iu wii abso ; SUlars ruard and ¢ “ers, 4 ey subscribed $28,253,600, or 37 per! an ; s “ding : UR" a? hand with the British soldiers And , ther : ‘ender } ty d his eubo? dinates. VV e 1} hand i l His regiment. the Eleventh Engi- Vv ith Fa ( h 0 he} as to rendet them ] tain discipline, the volunteer army mnt of its quota Thu it is now, hi P : . men and officers alike pay a high ‘ir ‘ useles , isiness “ ) SECRWAe ten ota) a. 8 a bunch the next time he comes | cartiniates: ti: a iain I : Ait “i neers, had thrown a bridge across Virtually useless for busines pur- We are at the worst phase of the GIRL SAYS MEN AND WOMEN will support this or any other Gov- D+ 2d, a i ACTUAL SupSeriptie 8, ’ . } ” onimie “specialtlyv é' ry . P avy : . pow Sround here ' the Vesle and the Germans didn't - iaiaaeanss European famine that was inevita ernment catering to it. The Ebert : BG ad per Cert in the mo »Ortion of The e Re 7 did tney raise the veferan «oldiers i P ; | ities ae saad ligand P | if | : nm he took the Ursula out to ‘ine wd “ a ME Be Beaain of like it They landed a shell on it Department Comm nded. ble after this world war.” Hoover LEFT SALOON AFTER Government today not only has Ber- is 91 ’ eninad ne figure at the the Cape May again. nosing right ie ones WHO Nac agate, We ngiedetaaats 3% while it was crowded with troops ‘Added to this, in census years said. The Economic kood Council is lin firmly in hand, but is gaining rnd of the first week of the last cam UD agains * «i ‘ , beginning, though the “end of the poe. sa lv rj ‘re rips iit aoe te — ; : gee Pe eee ee tm the war” dvatie were regarded of Ye and they went down into the water. ee _e or wide dlscrepancies | on fop in the fight against famine ground in the other theaters of the W a\ ~ I at "ft ma j . . ‘ © : , ; es a rs . = " + . ‘ . af ie oe T i viel le } ] : . ? r) ‘ ' , } . '% aS Se 1e tug that was trying to oom amutiia ine ¢he Canadians and |? ed in the wreckage. Both sides! °°°*©®"™ he final vields and the cen- ands food distribution is fully organ civil wal ounty, at the end of the push the stern around to get her ae sine te “-gaeragieeg Mie of the 'sus estimates ized in supplying the most affected Noske “Strong Man.” The general impression is that ; ay eee heal — ig | OF river had barbed wire entan- 5 fT )he jast campaign, had bow pointed into the basin alongside the. Austratians were feal brothers glements and there -On the other hand, the most re- areas in Murope outside of 1 , he ‘ ) mquest today the death Gustav Noske. the “strong man of t] ie mer can re 2 7 " t. homes a ’ ‘ s : . : of Kdward (,eorgan, a3 Years old. the Government,” ie getting a half- gi were masses of Nal , —_ ie le ‘ivate es ates rr declar vate put it, “We didn’t fully appre the barbed wire in the water. Ros- | J@blé private estimates are based on Tioover declare ert > "re o* ¢ ‘ tie : Se 2dr ; : : j ie ar i} ¢ _? ty : a comparison of the rrowing Crops lef ry) } I ? ad soldiers, and supporting himself bv a Ww th 1 le MnAai vields of the preced us oes ners welcoming ho e engineers nia veck of the bridge, extricated 22? }., Tempts to forecast the effect of po bering betwee vO 000 | ight the grotesque humor 0 some of ‘Voday's Subscriptions. & home the engineers preferred to fight with the British “°°% ae Cee 52 Oa sible weather h: rs bef ies » Ane 1,000,- light thrown on the circumstances ¢; ving ry a. © se A in the name of the Engineers’ Club,; ¢p, rith he A ‘fea diers and passed them to other res- ®¥'e Weather happenings before the | 000 was he ti ) ! a ae he Provident Life and Trust Co than with the Americans, he an , as in the testimony of Mollie Weber, “The real Bavarians are being led m and the Railway Club, : oa.7 “ "1 cuers mm the banl T annem | eee The ited States N0' ‘ontir 0 , on i Ses hiladelphia today subscribed, | - ° way Club, and the pas-| gwered, “Oh, no. The American sol- a rhe Germans The report commends the Depart * [roover contin- | 12 years old, 925 Ewing avenue Wh by ife heroes fro Berlin, Vienna I I — ) mWart- | cl ee } , ’ ai : ’ : : Bees eh, eee 2 , ay rhs 532 wge - “y wR ep Rpg PLN OE IRE bs Se ae ae Ra eee ea FS eee . i . . - wie ae i a Ae “> “% ak Testifies at Inquest Into Death of Man Who Was Fatally Shot Saturday. Russia. At the $1,201,850, or 65 per cent the nier In arms As one husky buck pri \ comparison shows now $497,050 in’ amount, percentage of its: quota, i its standing then. ie Er f, 4 PAP go ce FT am Asked if he really ieant that they EAP ~~ : Se ee se St. Louis office. $35.000 sengers supplemented this welcome) gijiers were as good as they come, but ere mit nt me drenching the neigh : a 7 ; UPPly to Europe during said that she was passing opposite » UWasceew The whole affair re | +] a " , with their vocal greetings on behalf, jt was other thines” The other OOThOod with gas, and when Roskos- | ™* nt of Agriculture upon its efforts a nding next ane maining uta dora or a fe - hotes lt. Worth- a. sises I til cernbles a village rough house. The ‘wEiate . on a ] : . a }* " ‘ . . P : " ith a piece of ‘ ; eis the -sales and aunts of the citv i State and i *, men and one woman Munich Soviet regime is too Crazy L. Quick ree - 3 nvacs ; the Third Na - d : | : l ( Y and state mais rations and the discipline British Con P&S ‘hi ‘ Pod i : and hnleutrais Ol! Wo walked out of the saloon im — rT idiculous to last long ; > treatment. onal Bank Building, where his of- t€" Just whooped to be whooping. | discipline was strict, but those mili Interested in Prohibition. Se ee en See Snrnten px) WEL Pay See eee eee Se In the face of all rumors the fac’ ! . : : a a . - : ro yriations of ©) f ‘ja siza at — rr , . . ; : : : i re ne } : ’ re is. today increased his subscrip- (one enthuslasti: younr woman did tary police when What those WM Among the privates the one buen. r I iff i nt ize for hie i QO] pork was removed. ‘prank lianlon. proprietor of the ie ‘at the Government ts much leas | 7 | tt or: ayer . department to undertake a more; and, Hoover saic a! ee ene sth nen 1 ‘s rer a da nce that looked like the Shim- ia e are roing to get from aggrie, e,] ing question was ;: ‘ . : i * : I} re al i OO ) . had dD! oved t he SaAioon, testified that (,eorg: } a ' «> ; ) ite mo YT) ; +. . , . +7 ‘ ‘ ’ = . ‘ dy An- . in rganization headquarters, to Band Plays Continuously. thing worth writing about France. They were told it was stil] The addres pt ym rage nesgemage ib: naintained and the Amer- Hanlon said he stepped into the Was expected That the Munich ” ry , ' , , . . ; - . : , ait 4 ese "TA | : ? . ies . ‘ re m Use KeUSS means of getting firms and The Ursula’s band hardly stopped Just before the Cane May came in, | possible to get beer of some sort tr iste ag a lecnerstapgle — 4 + : . . beh . ai ; mer need not hea alarmed wineroom. and while there heard Soviet has broken off relations with > e ‘ » sf ‘ arhar: 1c . + SSislan ct P ur if tha ti re ly , . : | ; 2 , who have not subscribed | for breath. She had met the Cape the Santa Barbara passed up to a provided one was not itn a military ire Oo! 0 the R ITr@aAll oT lié would hea A material rfee fou shots When hea ran in the four the Ebert Clovernment causes little so, and to induce some who May doWn at Quarantine and had; plera block away. She was packed uniform t Munitions of the United States Gov- in the price men had gone, he said, and Georgan concern, as the Munich revolution i« h. : 4 ter Ay Seay “on see ernment, whic rf] ive night ' a te : ents thould 6 Rubsc; ibed t+) increase their sailed up within 10 feet of her all Ww ith soldiers. and the, espied a knot But you didn t get much beer in hie h wi | be Rg! ern tc nigh Was lving on the floor of the lavatory, considered a purely internal Ravari >? 4h ' saat - oF 7°30 : e ste er 4 3 t / ) la ear skin is *; TN riptionns the Ww ay to the pler, and that band of the M. I §. lo the shou ed and I rance , questioned the reporter. Becer athe oi Hot Statl oF ! PROPOSAL 70 FEED BOLSHEVIK V“ po [wo bullet wounds in the side. an affair. for 35c, or The campaten will last three kept going all the time. It played self-answered question, “Who won “No. Cognac and vin blane. And. = interest. He is expect le Circuit Attorney has asked the an? ah ee = a , ed to e) eturers lic ; tl f Zemo Oks. ending Ma\ 10 It is one all the war tunes it knew: it played the war Che Milita: Police, mavbe that vin blane hasn't got a explain whi manufacture! RUSSIA MAKES LITTLE HEADWAY police to ho d three menand a won: eo “ i ‘ there came a chorus of ej ic They have been unable to get settlements Ry ¢ ‘ ' an who were arrested in the vicinits ‘ ‘ NS K atec! ‘Tas : ee ee i ta: ihe ih ae ecm: aa ease teem. joke. eee wa ‘lies a as , , as Y sala tes rone : thy . ¢ “Hlome, Sweet Home, “The Old aculation, kick shoot some kind of hypo t effectively 3 esS than one-third « fe ms . , hile , renee i's . ) Ma from the Governme sueane The lice envy it a Tt ops itching, “Ph city’s quota has been subscribed. Home Town,” “Liberty Bell,” “Stars that, while expressive and compre- {nto it and {t tastes like Vinegar. But sovernment on suspended porce say it Was a gang killing also sores, * SUDSCTIpL Ss vome In during’ tere . e- (Wo weeks at the 1@e they have ) Tie hawnnt zy. It pen Men Praise Colonel Laird. slug of that, and you are yelling for Mhe keynote of the convention uring 24] last week ' . sddes } en waved handkerchiefs and flags. s . = prad apparent!" rniaking tle - . Race te ubs Sie = 4 ne Por tac ' down with women and. girls, ap- ; a f r ; aes ferred steady work in the trenches. ‘ : pienty of room all rignt (Our Colone eres a ; pan * ~ es handica end lenin ‘ed after the Cape May had tied say the Americans. Their rest pe some politics is expected to de ee satire Etmege ore ' .| wasn't the kind of a man to let them. ,,ean: . ’ Pre , ° 3 , tend to en- cell toda cause of the extra wear they give. Most up at her dock. There was another ' meant a continuous drill, or rather a velop in the unusual attendance of ay | , nor , : ' , , a he - and the hove crow a WSs. yy h £ VW hen vy a yh ert to rehearsal! for the next attac TY} } us nese tereate ’ f : ura Se Tha P ine rgnimne the TY) uw? der . c i shoe siores ‘ arry them in styles . Charlee © oe -- £ -heers, ) arsa! ack. A US) n sted in foreign trade : patie, ' : ang Se ne Matned $375,- | bane as ge . } } i back | Bordeaux to embark we traveled in had pictures and ma i ie A | na . | er’s reported cago. an a for men, women, and children. : a , , . y or cheeres rach . ‘sand maps and we A large number the delegate h | ste Meee... ted as Sa ve Oe Su oe bs in Voluntary Subseriptions. on the big treig oe et h ; a train of cars with bunks and elec-! just what they had Kg . — old rege number of the delegates who it be i te foreien Gah And don't throw away your old shoes. Hh 9) . ' , ' ‘iv as C ley a a jus iad to do and how | las ‘@ atte d the meetings ' aaa hes an a 5 , . = wees Olunteer pledging sys- | JUSt as osetia ard all I iv tric lights and everything we could. do it and tl ’ reall k ; Pie ei be: ee a is ee re O grant | mn conside} ; Ilave them re-soled with Neolin Soles. | ;, , : ; virle ; ard 3 ei) ves - : > * rede l ad they realliv worke f r ; appl ‘alley Ssoci On ea sisMacte . ne Killing irred at late Charles County. Known the giris aboard ali thelr live rn ent Ve rigged up our ow Waited | thie GS ent tune ont . “ _harde the Mississippi Valle Associat li mtten af . : ae EE Ee : : Remember these soles are flexible and ' rye io , > - ic ‘ » ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘i i Aj L1ie@ 3 7. (ni: } “h > ig t ! _ NI; 4 , ry ' oe , . Ag . . ‘ ; : | : , it 7 ; —_ : . : ¥ ; ! 4 cit : : ' les has Iw enty-one months 1s a long time plant xt ‘ eh a awed ante ne ad “ma +1 i _ on 4 iif nting and the ational! } rig Trad oe RENE ‘ j waterproof, as well as long wearing, and . , ' ‘ > an'e abit Sch ov ‘ Papa ) ne Osges . rt ; is p eth ‘hic ave » ' ms , ; nie Gouht pi s oN ’ ; a) PmSCr it a7) ©” Vietory | When you spend it in another mans rar MEO ie ee i TRgeie thao. , ; in am 2 the en- Council in Chicago have moved acacia sina pe ae ac | ' are made by The Goodyear Tire & Rub- j i ‘ i ii - ‘ Lo rin 20 s Lé 4 2% a > ‘ 7 P ] ? “ ‘ " rr " : , : ; as ° ‘ ’ . ‘=e 7 \ A iittte baseball, but to St. Louis for this convention rhe ae wiieiialniaine : PRR © i . hee 0 ber Co., Akron, Ohio, who also make more room on your boat than the Pear if Chan in Sco Ake ! an e llient showing against the had been cane £e in Sc pe l kely. 4 Hew | | ig « h , . ; of £130,000 since | COUNTES o ‘ ; and rOT a dvnan oO and le had tor h ; sar . at si ‘ } ‘ : i a } 1) : nap They tried hard to edge in on the: 4 bE | afte r the 3 American Expeditionar: National Chamber ‘omn ' | at ee co ate ng he Was shooting mn VN Wingfoot Heels-— guaranteed to wut ‘ ; ’ i il Coun . S : ‘ar } 1 ? gatas littie Pinlit rs t \ i i eeteee of | orce got MN the line there wae *O? . — . ‘ ' saiarad SS OF | , le ; “ =i ; ' : " . en l'rsula’'s band, but they never had 4 as con) in the past concerned itself wit be Russia would or aii oi me accused OC i ring will wear all other heels. troops we passed vy | eome run tinuous action for al] "mies ¢ ! , ' I u0n rali the armies ani mastic problenis 't je the a : a ining out to find mu a were there was no further time for fu) erect L. aie of eninge and his col ~~ - his morning it was | to the other side of the pier, so thes Seskbainei si Bac | en Perna tio a CY . exporters to commit the Chamber. tesene nna arpa ee 7 i oo a . ung | those felloy raveiing in that kind latever time off the men had they et ty Special Tuecasday—Carnations, Tulips i ©. . “ . o ite oe : . tor > cae ie? con 607.1120 tthe dail eeting of 1} _ chance, and finally they went around ie also, to activits in foreign trade. sion of normal cond could spill their music as the bow of yy tnt , * ; t of style Our Colonel was all right put in sieeping : st and Snapdragons e per doz 4 wea TO ad ; week of grace for ; be PATCH Or ‘eering of subscriptions be the Cape May swung in. This extension of scope is quite ' " The Colonel was busy, ; All Trl- The " tifa) i] } nd carry. Grimm & Gorly. Remenr ae TZER Pea personal can iss is beeun. The if there was any section wéthin 10 aimed rons ; . : "% | The beautiful silk flag presented firmly opposed by the delegates re Special Tuesday—Carnations, Tulips “ - bor . + ‘ - y . : i ‘ : : : R . ° . a agi 4 > ce S ATe sift ‘i.e helt : . . ‘ F . i 4 u's mts vee # biocks that didn't know the Twelfth or ; to the regiment by the Engineers presenting the chambers of com and Snapdr O1 bc per doz. Craash Publishing 4 GHN\S Were supposed Lo . time to pose for a photograph and (“lub wh hen the bove started for the ' ana : ;} mm €& tjort Reemember . his we > eers had got home, it was a erce smaller cities wi | , P+ aN Streets. 3 Ged saturday evening, but no engin 8 to utter kind words for evervone. front has been ca: YMfullv gus ‘ ™ « of ema ase ‘ boys 1 aah ho sound sleeper. yt n carefully guarded and William fSutterworth of Mo om ied: mouse cualis will be made All the officers and all the men con as not suffe ‘ a rai . ; reulattone. ent: siahiad sis 0 Gone 21 Months. , + : ‘ has not suffered even a rain drop. Til., president of the John Deere Piow 4 ‘. S4@°UPTGAaAY evening. { 1a ‘ ; eee eider lemseives wonderfully or- : , ’ ; ic ce °: ED PRESS. Me ay be} Mt t mi And the lucky 12th deserved it all { , 7" s . nay surprise the St. Louisans Co., and a member of the board of w Movie Censorship ee we. a ee ” , ; OMmsive adrive wWwi ve Start 4 : unate inere were Oy (nree «q - , » ASS ' ' ’ ' e Bio : | They came back looking fine after : , we Ti ‘ing to arrange a parade directors aid to a Post-Dispat: Wala . ae ; o7% Cems IO er a news ; “i . any defi » that may ‘ f the most remarkable expe deaths from sickness nel | yer thi f echt} {roo} that ths » reporter thrt ] a as ; ‘Mi hee si . : - me he 4 — . “ Ane ¢ ‘ i ' mre : ; ‘ Mai U0 Ss ili rhe troops repor.et! ry i eve Se 4 ‘ , ‘ pees , ul , from Fr nema otherwise a ryt 1 o” ersubsecriptions , ; } . Thev left here 20 cgsuaities Lf | y,ere |} . a boy ey ‘ , oF \; ‘ a ~~ ee ., , , — We tnow of we euGerer riences of the war thentes Gunes ats oo ‘Ol ‘ee arade ‘ want sippl alle wa ster) MW) org ; — —- y disp tin i: , , , ad. whoever ased the ela ple wasn D. D. OW ‘ 4 . ii i : ‘ ; of il svi? 4 months aAg£O on the Carmania, y t ‘ cCnorused b a dozen new era ol tKricuitlurai i? ned rT te : , ay oe ne ' six! and aia not fre! immediately thal wee- ein are alse : - 5 None of the ; 1 IN 4 ry stopped in London long enough to r ) ) rhe thi when the parade suggestion trial prosperity es ae | ra Me street eine sought by po ' >i derfuily calm, cool sensation that comes dh ; b Fs - r “.) ‘ ‘Ase or hd 7 . i hi] this -— , 4 sta ‘ ‘ , sas . : - ’ j : i ‘ ‘ ; r ¢ ® . : segs Z uD IN BANK EMBEZZLEMENT parade before the King—and — ue or “aes : waein « vice Nae ait or oe ‘ a We paraded over I see no reason why : “A industr’ in Tat icla*ioy pe esa teed lel date ) - ; ; when the (ch is takenaway. This esoth- 50 he As “ee ye ae that parade showing the English z . . vs ' enough of ‘ance with those heavy should not profit more than anyvc 51 ais ’ ; , seni =z La si’ j ' d : ing wash penetrates the perea eivtag a 4.0 a. ie The ~» ' : ‘% | ATV, | ° euane ; : - . ; . Yue . 7 1} 7° | ’ . ‘ . ie mam “STA ROSA, Cal.. April 28. people that the American soldiers from cancer an i | iy packs on o backs to last us for a of the valies he added Boroc amet PROTO LEY a ae ins. | U instant relief from the mest distressiag aogx FNS RRO URES BOE: a Pee eS, : sagttntiea Miers : POP - ae A der, expres 8 4ndo Sojnozo, son-in-law ofthe had aetually begun to arrive that losis Phe iit Ss vaenh fifetime All we want is to get mus- keenly interested in this new Mise:s- — . 4 mherk © ) nhete | kaie { rial shia disenevs, Ask as aboot it tedag. ) President Sierra of Hon- | acted as such a wonderful tonic to whom they Worked TOS | : tre re su lob or no job, we can't sippi Valley movement laun: ee “1 former General in the’! the waning British morale of those cre sé shi paraphernalia and get Chicago iast week. ‘Na ' , arm. ’ noder arrest here gloomy days then rushed across to “Two mi ig Cer ri) ’ rit- VV) ; , tho 800n to suit us.” large exporters \ ort ’ bil et . anal br reDpremet al warrant in -eonnection! France and straight out to their on “ree ge ee ee plone an S t Camp Upton now and, consigned r Sout! oe | . eo old there he waa “fak« of work of building and operating light Capt. Hi Mi a . , o _ t aS SOON as arrange Eurapne not ne bn eg vie - | bel: ~ # xf Rows: the eae Meena a where the shells. pans eaid Cel | Both wer mt be made, their ultimate. York it 38 af. 0. ! veg Rrpsat vet | 5 ad NS i . a= ins » | him for several weeks the Alis ee the alleged enrbezziement ily is ' ; of the Santa Rosa Savings: gauge railroad : ) | ' were falling and were the rattle of honored for Similar seryices, the sav- destination being Camp Dodge. York. The improvement of RoR eEgIE ee See

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_— a SOS ae i ae Oe: ag Pa eRe i, ihe ee or & eke ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = siteiigtscmninitesmmnetncs MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 28 1919. ieee ali ST. LOWS POST-DISPATCH - ee A TY eee ow a A eT a ane -— — ee ee ee ee a TEXT OF THE REVISED COVENANT OF THE LEAGUE OF NAT Se —-— --— - - - - - —_—_—_— a > = ene —_ es > > - ne “ — ~' oe — on = ~~ - CL: CT CT ttt a 2 A LS LS LE - " = - - —- ae - — — | ecessities of those members of the | promptly as possible, statements of the council! shail immediately in- | bers of the league, be explicitly ae roe doctrine has, been adee a E M A DE N OR | league which are not able to man- | their case, all the relevant facts |, stitute an inquiry into the circum- fined in each case by ‘the council, progected. The withdrawal ef CHANG S | | | ufacture the munitions and imple- and papers, the council may forth- stances of the dispute and recom A permanent commission shall | alsonifmpractical, and the tim - ' ' . . 2 . uh ‘ . , 2 . . r _= ments of war necessary for their with direct the publication thereof. mend such action as may seen | be constituted to receive and ex- ithdrawal is too long it se The council shall endeavor to | best and most effectual! in the cir amine the annual reports of the i | i . / safety. L i : . : ] Ino . hie, and I "sie Ve art corree P IN] D The members of the league un- effect a settlement of any dis- Sumstances. mandatories and to advise the | unanimous consent of all the : dertake to interchange full and | pute and, if such efforts are suc- If a state shall refuse to accept | council on all matters relating to bers of t! leasxue would be | : : o ¢ an | ‘ for +} a , ’ ; | ' - ~ » be cessful, a statement shall be made | the obligations of membership in the observance of the mandates sar to get o frank information as to the scale . snp eee 42 ae ) AR of their armaments, their military public, giving such facts and ex- | the league for the purposes of such | (This is the original Article 19, and naval programs and the condi- planations regarding the dispute, dispute, and shall resort to war Virtually, except for the insertion - that is eorre he the wit - & p> terms of settlement thereof, as the against a member of the league, of the words “and who are willing council may deem appropriate. If the provisions of article 16 shall to accept’ in describing nations to clause is whol! rss lisfactory, SS . . . P Ss . t r rf a } £ : : or oe one Px gael bs nage oe pridagug, he iste ss | th 4 with the provisions of internation- Thirteen Other States Will ~ sail . , i ep of the facts of the dispute the obligations of membership in the covenat aids itor H nations affected before they be- | ment | t! . ie ion : ick Sela : ; States Invited to Accede to Covenant. at : ee ve ©) and the recommendations which the league for the purposes of such al conventions existi: ig Ol hereaft- | Be Invited to Accede to son Of Nevada. siceciibiaiainesienemtaininainsittinieoarimiae come effective.) er to be agreed upon, the members | the insertio “oan co es Tes i Article Nine are deemed just and proper in re- dispute, the council biay take such f t} > } ig j \ 1] ] rs t ° , ' " rar re dail os i i cele alee iin 0 ie league (A) will endeavor to , N mendn Rv the Associated Press the seat of the league, or at such gard thereto measures and make such recom- : eaten awh Covenant; Mexico Ot ima | Smenem v a) 1 iaieé " = : T) " ] we de cided A permanent COMMISSION shall An\ me mber ot the leazue rep- mendations as will prevent hostili- secure and maintain fail and hu- draw al cla > anal 3 provision "ASH IGTON, Aprli women and children, both in their sw well as the other « hangers own countries and in all countries have been made. wil! a watts. 7 betetir! a tak Fk Ok ft ~ ; 5 - State Department made public last | ae i] leal at its cil on the exécution of the pro- public a statement of the facts of ment of the dispute , awe ¢ -evis ‘ove- The council may daeal ¢ . bial ee ' ; ! ' ren iS] e. night the text of the revised cov adhe of l and 8, and on the dispute and of its conclusions (Virtually unchanged. ) + athin visions articles a tj : as j meetings with any matter Wi ae i aves — = 3 a é' , , ae soot ice : nant of the league of nations, as it | military and naval questions gen- regarding the same. ° ° to Which their commercial and in ‘ , . g re acti he league &é ; ead . : | w the sphere of action of t & “{ : Article Eighteen dustrial relations extend, and for SENATORS S UDYING ill be’ presented today to the © _ it erally. If a report by the council is unan- plenary session of the peace con- | OF affecting the peace 0 , (Unchanged except for the in- imously agreed to by the mem- Every convention or internatlion- that purpose will establish and imiliar View Was expre ference at Paris. The text follows, world, eae ee ' gertion of the words “article 1.’’) bers thereof other than the repre- al agreement entered into hence- niaintain the necessary § interna- THE NEW DOCUMENT Senator Pitttmann, also of & with parenthetical insertions Apy member vi _ pti Maes | Article Ten. sentatives of one or more of the forward by any member of the tional organizations: (B) Under- Democrat, and member of the Fo showing changes made in the cove- represented on the council sha The members of the League un- parties to the dispute, the mem- league, shall be forthwith regis take to secure just treatment of eign Relations Committee ' s ~prese ive | 1, ¢] mtnoin® che ahall ; ‘j ally afted and be invited to send a representat — afue agree : tered with the secretariat and shall » pative inhabit; \ nf tuowtbnetinn ° . . . . . nant aS originally drafted ek oe 6 weeebeat Gt Aue Saeee dertake to respect and preserve as bers of the leagut agres that they ats ran elt tps oe ity aaa the native inhabitants of territories orah Reiterates His Opposi- Studying the Covenant, made public: eat Sips espe sellin , : will not go to war with any party a3 SOON a5 Possiplt I _ ” under their control: «C) will en- Some of the Senators here, is e oi rrineg » - against external “aggression the : , ». te + § ’ i ing of the council during the con ae ge ; —— - thin : tac wit] it. No such treaty or internationai . na Elie it} } snNer: > > ing Sten: ') a The Covenant of the League sideration of matters specially af territorial integrity and existing to the dispute which complies with | trust the league with the general! tion, but Several Others Im (26 Senator Johnsen of Calif iti “eC > ati ; the re- engagement shall be binding as Se ie eae . | _ , — 2. of Nations: fecting the interests of that mem- political independence ot all meni- ' reconmnit ndations of the re pais ales ms Supervision Ove! Line execution of ‘ . | Republica l. A ithihe al ‘ mmer . ber of the ha arti ' bers of the League. In case of : : « ‘ } ; ae ‘tnat motioee as agreements with regard to the Washington Think Objec- day, saving they were studyin In order to promote interna- —— f a of the coune i] fails to reach a re- 1S gohan re rigllial buat traffic in women and children. and ontiamaiad Saas Gansta Me = “ati ¢ At meeting: the council, each hi a ni sly agree es é, : . myst ee , 2 tional co-operation and to \ % Nat . ie coun cal which is unanimously agreed Article Nineteen. the traffic in opium and other tions Have Been Met. mo Peemaisiees Republican ail ; ‘national peace [e- me rv » league represente: 2 membhere ia ' 191 Bd Soe ge sa ogee is re soles “ all be \ F ne vot the members thereof, othe: The assembiv “mav from time 1 dangerous drugs; (D) will entrust | his opinion, soine amendments Thy ity ‘ ace |- on the council sha ave one vote, ‘anresantatives , . mr : , 7 —" , ' ; = curity, by the acceptance of obli ] : the representatives of one oO time advise the reconsideration by the leag ue with the genera! S\}- By e Associated Preas l'nited States Constitution wo ; gations not to resort to war, by the and may have not more than one | ies ; yn- representative. ay seat a ae pe, Sa PRR en SN | : : . eons | “Py | bodi that rt of the (Virtually unchanged. ) the members of the league reserve which have become inapplicable, ammunition with the countries in ation by the State Department to nant effective, althengh he - ; r > ‘ : 11S en Of 1és lé ja *t ) 4 . ; ? 7 . . > ci cy) tT, ‘ . . . " . a . : ' . + efa ss ‘ a ‘ " " . orable relations between nations, ; : . oo pare Article Eleven to themselves the right » tak and the consideration of interna which the control of this traffic is , that there had bes semalaall by the firm establishment of the rae article 5, Comgeanns the . such action as they shall conside tfimnal OO? f ) whos f ae tage es San @ meniianity day of the revised covenant of the ant in ni ~misare fe | : 3 iginal bers of the council Any war or threat of w ) re | , “onal conditions whose continu necessary in the cominon interest; | nent in aseology. He ada . al e a € Mi. . 7s nt = - o wares) td , . > rv¢ ry ‘ : . . . ‘ ‘ } 7 aL eee : ‘ i ¥ ‘ . ’ . ‘ % v3 - understandings of international ate m iad rs Oo ai f a% + Ai aa " “ vr - Ar, necessary’ for the maintenance ol! ance might endanger the peace of (E) will make provision to secure league of nations gave the text of the! he stil] Meved the leanmnlll ’ ; actué é' ao ie paragraph provialin or In- ether imimediateiy alfecting any io , , ; , law as to actual rule of conduct I : ‘a Pp I B f +] ( f the } be} of de | » A Ay right and } 1st ice, the world. j and maintain freedom of COTlM-=- document i¢) the American people thrust ; in ; ry niess that m overnm crease in the membership o ie nembers oO eague or , ' - ‘een , | Pye | ) , ay P among Governments, and by the t fe memoersnil] . nine is h a vy ad Ape 5 + If the dispute between the pa (Virtually the same as origina! ! munication and of transit and several hours in advance of its pres- cure ih iy part of the world, ic scru- councii is new, iot, is hereby declared a matter tne ta claime Lm) an | , ' ' ae ; at maintenance of justice anda sceru I ) IS a ai a es eid ce i Ti¢ is claimed hy one of them and ‘ le 24. equitable treatment for the com- entation to the peace conference in furnish another e¢ lement in the ‘ me oo , bs ° . : >) } e Sahe i Gane ¢ r Bee re na ” a tn » fy Tor F : P . ‘ : : gations in the dealings of organ- Se iat 7 ee ea i Ae cl out of a matter which by interna league. In this connection the spe- |stance of the covenant, including | his opinion, -the unanimous ized peoples with one another, the Ixcept where otherwise express- a a Joey we Oe wae Ene tional law is solely within the The members of the league se high contracting parties agree to this covenant of the league of na- tions. (In the original preambie tr 2 trea! 4 ™ Ate i any such aggression or in case any threat or danger of such ag- gression, the council shall advise upon the means by Which this man te obligation shall be fulfilled, nore of the-parties to the dispute, ynembers of the league of treaties pervision of the trade in arms and VW ASHINGTON, April 28 l’ubli- required in order to make the gai ver. ania ok of emis Sands it tants 4 ants & Italian BLACK on ~ wide. A weave. etd} i a é , , ea le lecessilties of the regions (material changes designed particu- "ent provision is “very vague™ ay : : , . nant >. ffechua O Salegzu: , we 1 r es isin dae ines ; cial necessilie age \ . ‘ ' SIR ; pa ‘ ee ee ee a ca cole I ppg i Sones capa domestic jurisdiction of that party. erally agre that this covenant is devastated during the war of 1914- lariv to meet criticisms in the Unil Senator Walsh of Montana, § _ 2 ‘ a iis “ . “ - . .. ‘ 1} » vs S > P 9 . . . ary. “a , . as ; 4 . ‘ ; ; . ‘ : : j ; b it iit _- ‘ ’ . . : : . . cisions at any meeting of the as of nations. In case any such eme the council shall so report, and aecepted as abrogating all obliga- 1918 shall be in mind: (F) will en ean sine ) -) ocrat, said he was gratified sembly or of the council shali re- gency should arise, the Secretary- : lati f a j tanding inter « 1918 shall be in mind, wets eee ed States, had been disclosed two =) > as gratified thag . ‘ ‘ ‘ : . ; seats sae shall lake no reco endation as rio0ns Yr Mnaerstanaings . © } . ak ++ » fy oY : ! Pein.t nan irre t)y quire the agreement of all the General shall, on the request of ee 2 a deavor to take steps in matters of "| weeks ago through an official sum- ©OVenant reserved the Monroe i i . nr . ‘ . ‘ i . 4 . ’ rv Baronet A SPLENI range, a white. 40 if npr ee? & Fee i ft istent with the the last sentence read: “Adopt this — os es , inconsis international concern for the pre- [mary. } nani enibe » Sen. | trine from the authority of the constitution” instead of “aggre > Lo members of the league represent- « ms silt mber qi the League, forth- The eoune i] nia in an) . case terms thereof and solemniv under- . “ a . e ¢ Risie ii I aha Borns: rm ry i Ss of thie me!) aud a a th ' ‘ - -- -- - = seas , ’ “1 lent ns cig] : . ‘ 7. } a: named in the annex as shall ac the members of the leag zyue repre- silane ths sence OF the sinad our in ant canes referred te the the duty of such neniber to take There shall be placed under the aot a ae ole illy t. f the on - cere supporter of peace and @ » ' o> : ¢ ae PT tne ACE er- > : 1; ' _~ a Sas ‘ , P , ments. i@ new articie specilically " . . . ‘ ,g , g } 5 _ a re en — > > ‘ , te . i y - ’ t ' sei «? le ¢ ) o . cede without reservation to this sented ue the YT? eeting. standing hetwe en nations upon assembly all the provisions of this VI med ate = ; . . . . , . — ; —s , ¥ : ; ; ° rn »Y"s "gre w } , a ri¢ rep ) ‘ ce ‘Ss P }? "4 ‘ “a ‘ o effected by a declaration deposited ory and the frst meeting oF tn (In the origina! it was provided to the action and powers of the (Vv irtually the Same as original lished by general treaties If the | ! t) ‘a a a : ae + Pt oe * ly drafted by the age conte with the secretariat within two council shall be sunimmoned by the Ms 2 ouncil shal] apply to the ac article %5.) parties to such treaties consent. 4S (he so0nroee VCLTine, had Jeen (iilbert M. Hitehecock. United @ ' ‘ > *. . ‘ . . (' : WC} ; a ies e : gh 2 O01 ' dominion or colony not named in otherwise prov ided. is new. The e 7 ; = ss ecient and of , majortis of treaties of arbitration or r*¢ *) gior al League. withdrawal of meniber nations upon the most serious objections to ‘ P A rr a : a ne ual ai “3 = “oan aw: ‘ sd » ¢@ r *2) r - ‘ " ‘ ‘oO 7 See ‘ ’ 1y) [| ' ee ‘ : x and armaments. Mhe first secretary -general shall In any case under this article rhe pera apa nit S 4 mnmerly governed then and which rendet anys other assistance W hich proved by the states concerned. } 2 . : - ls ‘ tare ' ‘6 mr Oc ’ 11 Pius 7 r aoe i — . . Br , Pis é e an- awar * arbitrators shal! cluding matters ot domestic Jul ” nay be necessary or desirable. ee i ee : ies . Any member of the league may be the person named in the an the award of the arbitrators shall bet " ae bv t] ' yet ' en + : Most of the congressional leaders. Assessor Woibrinek and ty nex: Thereafter the secretary-gen- be made within a reasonable time isdiction’’ from action by the coun rhe council may include’‘as part ca » oy ie Bait : , after two yvears’ notice of its inten- sey uy ant ence :, iain were out of the city today, including ; Comptroller Gunn today are eral shall be appointed by the and the report of the. coungai) new. In the last sentence of the expenses of the secretariat ‘ +4 . . - ‘ _ . . ™ - ‘ tion so to do, withdraw from the ? Ww: : é : Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, who | ing a meeting in Jefferson : ; j iy ‘OV: > shall , lade ithri ix : words “if concurred in by the , , the expenses of any bureau oT com- : league, provided that all ite inter- council, with the approval of the shail be mad Within Six months modern world, there should be a)- he expel 7 . Pa will be the next chairman of the Sen- | Chdv. (jardner's office, where mata | majority of the assembly. after the submission of the dis- mission which is placed under the , f T Se? , lied the principle that the well- me peinan os te Foreign te lutions (‘ommiittee ‘ ' 5 ‘ ot . , ‘ , i > j ; 4 . " site, ' . . . ; ; . t tee aovennhte shies mstictes 44 nant The members of he league are named the o2 states, including/ taxes will be assessed Several tax i ’ ¢€ ~~ C ‘oO ; . . ae -* . ' 7% . " i As . ’ . . m a ; . ’ . , +7 . ; ; " : 7 specifically the method of admit- the assembly and oO gaia , The members of the league on 9 it shall ipse facto he The best method of £Z£iving prac- agree to encourage and promote the self-governing British dominions, bills now are pending . ie; 4 ; ) D>. S ‘ sa ‘ . j . i : ; . ; k ' . ting new members and adds the rane SE POMNOS - Sa pistons agree that whenever an: dispute } ] ha’ : nimitte an act ticable effect to this principle is the establishment and co-opernt- which are to be the original mem- lature. one of which wes hs ‘Ss . Att. : ‘ ieemed to have conim >a i ac ; ’ te ; , “yy ’ . , , aR alee ee entirely : at et shall be borne by the memovers ot shall arise tah : es sai ite that the tutelage of such peoples tion of duly authorized voluntary bers of the league of nations, and 13 aemeant at for withdrawal from the league eee f they recognize to be suitable for ft) ] hi h heret . le} be entrusted to advanced nations national Red Cross organizations | gtates to be invited to accede to the to assess af ~~ . ‘ . i 4 i ° ; ) t e . . . re Vv 1 nad ‘. ; «a .>- : ’ ; , apportionment of the expenses 0 c ie reague, whien . ne bes Yr Ge: Pat . — ‘nravemen? vagaries No mention of withdrawal wae ap! who, b reasons of their resources, having as purposes in provemene covenant. i'value of the propert There alsd has” made in the original document. * ie aa ete .f Childre GTAMPED “ of chamb tan and biw Sizes 4 and 6 (Art > Silk-Cov BLONG shape, in mulberry or fruit. fAre Neé@edle' are inhabite: ¥Y peoples not tired to stand by themselves under rc the strenuous conditions of the- representatives of those memn.bers Yet ert , a ; two sentences added. ) SRR USS SR SRR SR SER ER SR Sr SRSA TSR RR SR aR aR RoE RETR SR ER oR SR SPER SR SR RR Ea SRR SRS RGR ER SER SR ER EUR ERA 5 Trans KOR all a head — mi and full, of n submission to arbitration and +: ; > rnation: fureau of the . a ot take immediately to subject it to whe : : alt . ‘ey is- wT ; “. 1} the ee 14 ag me : which Cannot he satisfactorily seat. t hie severance of all trade and their experience or their g£eo- of health, t| Pe prevention of dis The original members aATe Aii the been chaprabyr note cjiscussion Pe] to. ra - ¢ } ) : , " I 3 . : i =] ‘ 4 . , " ; re ; ’ i sf’ « i ; ‘ : ‘ . . . Articl T Unive rsal osta we om , , tled by dip OMmae. the will sub , a vyraphical position, can hest under- ease and the rritigation of suff i Nations whi h declared war on (Cer- whether the State Foard of Eq \aliza~ e wo. (This replaces the original arti- we " ' financial .relations, the prohibition ~~ Vai Gen : eee hoags 1g hout tl world in ; ae aes ia pea , miit the whole sibiect matter to ar- . s E take this responsiblity and who Ing throug Tepe en 18 Orid. mans and in addition the new states tion ww] 1] instruct firanns ney increase N | ; itration. ) e€s as t the inter this covenant shall be effected ment of the first secretary-general seohution of ee 1 spline es, ; : i l a ‘Paly. as ‘ 44 1) rea. through the instrumentality of an was left to the council, and ap- tion of international 1 ee Be ng / ; . @ eC ALIONA! [IAW,-as ft the assembly and of a ecouncil. with proval of the majority of the as- existence of anv fa hie} f : : -» ey nce d act which. S permanent secretariet. sembly was not required for sub- tablished would hit ] € mercial or persona! intercourse be- ' abli ; ( constitute i , (Originally, this was a part of sequent appointments. ) breach of anv inte) : - : ween the nationals or the cove- ; é am! iternation: y1j oe Lust di ‘race ing tag . reeentative Tene Ta ‘oun- meme One. it givés the name Article Seven gation, or as to th ; x soso hnant-breaking state and the na- must differ according to the stage representatives compose the cou . ‘ . . > ay a YY ‘ 1 . } . | - 1 Assembly to the gathering of rep- | ven ee : tionals of any other state, whether of the development of the people, cil and by a majority of the mem- , The seat of the league is estab- ture of the reparation to be made . ' resentatives of the members of alli : G for any such breach. os | a member of the league or not. : © AVA. ‘ ac are red arri . ite . i+] - aes Iy the league, formerly referred to —_— ee to be ¢ prin Aon aha eli It shall be the duty of the coun- COFESOryY. NS CCOROMNG Conan sentatives compose the assembly. merely as “The body of delegates) The council may at any time O e amone those whic h are gen- cil in such case to tas ' 1 and other similar circumstances. No amendments ehall hind Mexico was not represented in the ticl Th 2 S). decide that the seat of the league erally suitable for submission to i l waco ommend to Certain communities formerly any member of the league which conference of neutrals at Paris, and, © ree. shall be established elsewhere. arbitratiot the considera- ne, several Governments con: belonging to the Turkish en pire signifies its reat it pte ae but as was expected, does not appear ry e =e ? x | . ‘. . : ‘ar , ’ ‘ “Val i ‘ Iii, The assembly shall consist of All positions under or in con- tion of any suc dispute the court ( — = hat effective wcsacatenly or have reached a stave of develon in that case it hall eense to he : ‘esent: ae 2 ae 1; arhitrati , nava rces the me vers ¢€ ’ ied erat re | representatives of the members of nection with the league, including of arbitration to which the case is league * , 1] po Sas — Bie ment where their existence as in niember of the league covenant, however, for the league, the secre tariat, ehall he Ope Nn referred shal! be the court agreed i aug ue = lai sey era ne cont? i ute sion ; ; the league of anys The assembly shall meet at equally to men and women. on by the ‘tie to the armaments of forces to be nationals and the nationals of the ety Seeae se ee it, and that [—— wetatn te . of Czecho-t Slovakia and Poland. |g, decrease the assessed val covenant-breaking state and the this tutelage should be exercised Article Twenty-six. rhose av iteS to become members by | Goy. Gardner said. and at the rheet- prevention of a0 stttaaia) omens bv them as mandatories on behalf Amendments to this covenant acceding the covenant are the | ing today efforts will be made to af ; of the league. take effect when ratified ty | three Scandinavian countries, the) rive at a definite decision ad te The character of the mandate ie menibers of the league whose Netheriands, Switzerland, Spain and Persia, and the American republics of Argentine, Chile, Colombia, Para- 'guay, Salvador and Venezuela. | Mexico Not Represented. Bedsp: ATIN Bedspr heavy quality raised desig with cut co inches, for fu action the assesors are to take, the geographical situation of the bers of the league whose repre- in the list Provision is miade in the | Pattern ADE of & bleached very closely ' oval designs. ~ J ! dependent nations can be Ov" (Same as the original, except yarties to the’ dispute sionally recognized subject the . ‘ ‘ ; ‘ { ee © | et \ it , ‘ ‘ ; a . yy » } > »rrure ! ‘ . : ' . ° . ’ 4 ig) . 7. ‘ . ’ ha a | iil ' tt . of tne league. l}i- stated intervals and from time to tepresentitives of the members or stipulated in any convention used to protect the covenants of rendering of administrative § ad ? +) fourt) I uired ij ime ; Cy ns ‘eouir : as , ixietine ' Saye >» league ’ : : ne L@e or tnree-rourtns, is requires time as occasion may require. at of the league and officials. of the existing between them. the league vice and assistance by a manda- » sat in ao . — : . . Th a The . ‘]e d aw the sent of thie le ugue a at Sle h league ht hen engaged on the busi | h me nobe ra of the league ] il¢ Ine nibers of the league torv until such time ae they are governing country which required guarantee upon thirds vote of the assembly, com- ‘atification of amendments posed of representatives of the meme | other place as it may be decided ness of the league shall enjoy dip agree that they will carry out in agreed further, that they will able to stand alone. The wishes ee eee ee ber nations mpon. lomatie privileges and immunities full good faith any award that mutually support one another of these communities must be a Annex to the Covenant. Senator Borah of Idaho, Repub- rhe assembly may deal at its The buildings and other proper- nray be rendered and that they will! the financial and ¢conom- principal consideration in the se- One—Original members f th lican, one of the sprees opponents meetings with any matter within ty occupied by the league or its not resort to War against a mem lc =6©mmeasures) Which are taken | saa Lean of the mandatory. Taare all ‘eatiiiatieees | of ' league, in a statement, how ‘ Childre mit s&s Dress waisted styl embroidered med with las Sizes 2 to 6 ‘ : ° . F . } > ‘ y . ’ . } rr ; ; the sphere of action of the league officials or by representatives at- ber of the league which complies unde! this article, in order aii : peoples, especially those Signatories of the _ treats f ever, reiterated his deca ‘ation that ' . pace “nite Siates of Amertiect te the changes, he M The ss oo At meetings of the assembly, violable failure to carry out such an award venience resulting from the above oe es, Oe ee gi os , poe Breage = wd ; ; a * tj mst o ee mee es . Bs i me EH Mb ae 4 és $ strani to fach member of the league shal! , ii — » Slage tnat the nandatoryvy must be Beigium, Bolivia, Brazil, Britis Suppo! l@ prope covenant. “Are DE Posirr VALLT of ve , ‘ote ‘ , , . ‘ — oS nage Siapmapedatal tic les 4 and set _ — as ings + sa Fi rm be taken to give ef- shart Praciagpeisli = genroceal 8 re- of the territory under conditions ; a. vew Ze rland, in ee sa pithy forces of any of the arms traffic and the liquor traf oumania, Servia, Siam, Uruguay. army in Europe indefinitely and com- AND nt RGLAR- change is followed throughout the pinch a a Oe r i ee — - ee ne ten skip ge the league which are fic and the preve ention of the : States invited to accede’to the pel us to do over again what we are ow “e revised draft Article Eight. ; = oe ee for the vo-operating to protect the cove- tablishment of f ications or mil ‘ovenant: Argentine Republic, now ing in Russia A. mer Cae od : establishmel a permanent nants of the league. itary and naval } ‘and ile. Columbia, Denmark, Neth ‘This article alone would make it ee ae Gp add Article Four. The members of the league rec court of international justice. The ee ‘bases pape ae — “SRG ONDIN ar. , es , at) ‘ - a en DD ei le present =a ape Semen rome ee econ eto ' | os oes Any member of the league which tary training of the nations for a Norway, Paraguay, Pet ‘Mi possiv-e for ne to support the ‘ and for this size bom - he aintenance ofa eourt shall be competent to hear the «ia. Salvador. Spain Sweden, |] league Neither do I think the Mor ’ or affecting the peace of the world. tending its meetings shall be in- therewith. In the event of anv o minimize the loss and incon- of (Embodying parts of the old ar- the council shall propose what measures, and that they will mu- responsible for the administration Smptre, Canada, Australia, Sor “T have not had time,” the Senator Children’s ADE § a nainsook, style, drop s years. OC one eae (erner Rroadway and “ ashington. Avenue The council shall consist of the has violated any covenant of the other than police purposes and United States of America, of the itional armaments to the lowest itedmational charactes ¥ - league may be declared to be no defense of territory and will also British empire, of France, of Italy point consistent with national safe parties th ‘ema no Poet aaah Pray she ionger a member of the league by cecure equal opportunities and of Japan, together with repre tv and the enforcement by common pO een aaa aves pag (oO It. Phe a vote of the council concurred i: trade and commerce o ) ft ae BO give an: Savisory by the representatives of all the members of the legcue sentatives ON ther , , mae nt at of té }! ‘ they meni bers f : } | international obligations OpMIMion upon any dispute or ques- ol . . ‘ The«e * Tien) ; , other me r : laa or ° oe ara . ’ ~_Y — lore Than Ever of the league Phese four mem council, taking account of tion referred to t by ler members of the league rep- | There are territories, such le ' f th . : | > «} } ‘ : . ; : ihe . , rt ‘O1 4 resente ha Ni ‘a Fr. . ‘ V¢ a t-t weer m - 1 “ri “1 ‘ iP ‘blank? shall be members o reconsideration and revision members of the lea ™ I : be " : ahd fe eee oe eens. 0S: ee ee Moa nels j — , ; , , , ewes , ‘ Wage any dispute nu state which is ft ear : ! , ‘ } . Mire) pra ® , “+ s eee’ % cig ‘ 6 S$ not a member of ndator\ and othe circum- REST. April ~——Newton DD , least every 10 years likely to lead to a rupture, w ic} the les . . : ‘ Bren BK _ ee . IS appes mn , With the approval of th e major! After these plans shall have beer ia tial elie tie ; wen ss ague, or between states ‘not stances, can be best administered | Baker, Americam Secretary of War, coffee d . k ty of the assembly, the ‘counci! adopted by the proeenerseet ers oi * ene weimees SO arotiretion an members of the league, the state under the laws of the mandatory = sailed vesterday for the United States rin el Ss. ‘ , a pOVOrn- above, the members of the league or states not members of the as integral portions of its territory aboard. the transport George Wash- may name additional menibers of . Ul ar ss ments, limits of armaments therein agree that they wil P : a ne’ iil submit the league shal! b , . , flavo the league, whose representatives fixed shall not be exceeded without matter to the council Any party + « bli Oe oe nvRed te: accept | subject to. the sareguarcs aieve | gin. Its rich r. eee ee: ’ shall always be members of the the concurrence of the council to thé Aienote mas Y party ‘he oDligations of membership in | mentioned in the interests of the — healthfulne a omen. council; the council, with like ap- The members of the leag se Gispute may effect such sub- the league for the purposes of such indigenous population. In every 3 More U-Boats Arrive. | OTTON T. proval, may increase the number that . : a ad We nd patho mission by giving notice of the ex- dispute, upon such conditions as case of mandate, the mandatory | Ey the Assoctated Press | cor venience : = : : 3 of members of the league to he ae ahaa on ops se Mg dese istence of the dispute to the Sec- the council may deem just if shall render to the council an an- NEW YORK, April 28.-—Three and Lcoconomy 6 or mere j d meting ‘al ; nie enterprise Of munitiona ar iple- ‘etary-Genera! } at) 1} 2 , ; ’ ' i and imple retary-General, who wil! make al! CUARANTER by Korein system, <8 20 lected by the as#emb)y ae il such Invitation is cepted ! | report in reference to the more German submarines, the UB- , | ubly for repre- ments of war is on Wor ais Ss accepted, tne nua: repe 2 ; m . , mn : : ' ons © aris open to grave ob- neceSsary Arrangements for , et ; , 9 . . "77.97 areiv re g of Korein at any Susy * flounce, elast! Fentation on the counell jections The council shall avis maa a . ake _— ments for a full provisions of articles 12 to 16, in- territory committed to its cnarge. ss, | R-148 and UC-37 arrived Ves- 3 5 on the sys fr ferro brachure tt ’ : The eouncil shall meet from how the evil effe we tt ) Q sage . fo oy es — consideration clusive, shall be applied with such The degree of authority, control, terday to take their part with the reasons why. Ne jew ny ® best oo , . 4 ©€ si tes ti endant upon thereof. hor ¢t) . — . ? , , : ‘ . °* +49 ° — . " =e wail y : ° time to time as occasion may re such manufacture can be prey . { | } tet oe eee modifications as may be deemed or administrationgto be exercised | U-111 and U-117 which arrived ear : ne Gyre, se ame: & | . ‘ ‘ . : : yy o 1 Lb. ; (ia “it? =e * so : ** : : - 4 * i ' . en ies to the GisSputce Will COTM MBN: i necessary by the counc!!. by the mandato: ¥ shall, if not pre- i lier if tt e \ 3 Or) Liberty Louu eens as SS oc @nd at least once | . # | @& year, al ed, due regard being had the ne- cate to the Secretary-General as Upon such invitation being given viously agreed upon by the mem- campaign. Women’ HETLANL Sweaters, Style, in -pin Made with sa requires the reduction of and determine any dispute of Switzerland, Venezuela Two —Firse secretary-gen the League of Nations (blank.) (The annex was not published with the original draft of the cov perce eeeeee wee bh ore € eS e © 2 S* Se & OM UF SSR SER EE SRSA SRR SR SR SR SR EATS SRR ER SR En SRR ERTS ERT ERR ER RRR RR UR RA Cleanses and R Childre ERCERIZ ton Sw slip-on style. hagen and K sailor collar, Sizes 8 to ta } ° athe es Sd "3 id Wray ws

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heen adequately drawal clause fg nd the time of ne it seems to ali correct, that of all the mem - Wouid be to get the atisfacte . re )=—l league plan, their belief. ahat ht will meet. ob. eno nade apaingt d by the Senate. esa ination ef senator llender. .. “Il believe Doctrine With. Vision Tresery. r the league. Yr changes that Il virtually gneet S ruised against “a= eXpressed by so. 6Of Nevada. a} ber of the For- litier ‘ovenant, ors here, 1 of California, dl Comment to- ce studying the ator A\loses of Ublican, said, in endments to ths tution would he Make Ugii he BiOtTLIG the Gove thought improve lle added that “wouln eS Lhat may oc. the world,'’’ and ent in the dela, ace lie sald, iy BATLIIOUS 1 league agree- ry Vague,” Montana, Den)- ratified that thr ie AMionroe Doe- ity of the league have a tendeney he critics of the cocre wor Supporters laague. April de. | [ de ne who is a ain inter- 1] support the as final conference, ited Slates ska, last night of the league of address at the . asserted face and wWellant ace x. ee } thr yjections to the PrTCOoMIe and con: ust meet the bls or ho prevent "ALE V) ‘rors ** War of with it’ SUNN OV, GARDNER ‘k and Deputy dav are attend, fferson City, In . where miuatfers nents are being ‘ssage Satthrdas the meeting eat sone satis tive to how d. Several tax ig in the Legis- as! % icles for as e and another ent of the full There also har iscussion as to rd of Equaliza- sors to increas ssed valuation, rd at the meet- be mnade te ar- sion as to what to take, ee) en ee ed ° "a - = a ) eee 4 R aus . poor ayo rance to rhe i Py y of the kK | pan ESE! STEEL en LOons of the safe- ost ynodern LAR-PROOF Five-Dollar en added resent unu- s size box. ay and yenuec % 8\: i ; ai nOeces-~ — out, If 5 wil hdrawal = inelud- | - halt ww — ew, / TETAS ER SR SR ER EF SR SR Sh SS SRR FSF RR ER BR SEES SR ER ERE ARR LR a So SR ETERS ASR SR ME ER SR ER AR A SR AR ES VR SR ERR UE UE SS SR ER ER EER ER ER ESSE ERE EEA apse as i —-— 22 ene ee ere © eee eS & © OOO ea ere tert atte tat bata teat be detect te te teats fete te Tete te te te tea le te ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | a ee ct tt =t>tt- 66 — — ey ¥ : | ne -STIX.BA TUESDAY “ECONOMY DA \* elcome Home” Banners | —should hang in every Saint Louis home—not only for your boy but for all the b@s who are coming home tomorrow. We have a splendid assortment of ° these Banners, trom the very small sizes to the large Bunting Flags. Small sizes priced 15c and upwzird. Large Banners, $1.50 and upward. Also a big assortment of American and Allied Flags of wool, silk 2nd cot- ton—from large 15x25-foot size. : Italian Cloth, Yard LACK only, 54 inches B A very durable 98c wide. weave. (Second Floor.) Baronette Satin, Yd. A SPLENDID color range, as well as white. 40 inches wide. (Second Floor.) Silk Taffetas, Yard “quality. Yard wide, 91.00 (Second Floor.) Printed Georgettes XCELLENT —. E ity, in new designs 1.89 and color combinations. 40 in. wide. (Second Floor.) Slack Sa- Black Sateen. Yard excep- YVARD-WIDE 39¢ tionally good quality. teen, of an (Second Kk loor. ) White Sateen, Yard REST quality Sateen—a 50¢ number that is soft and lustrous and durable in wear. (Second Floor.) Children’s Dresses STAMPED Dresses made 59 “ of chambray in pink. © C tan and blue. Sizes 4 and 6 vears. (Art Needlewor Silk-Covered Pillows OBLONG or square $2.35 shape, in rose, blue, mulberry or gold, trimmed with fruit. i Art \ ¢ °d F?Poor.) le le rf edlewo) _ ond EFloor.) Transformations E'OR all around the head — made good ‘ and full, of natural wavy hair. (Third Floor.) Bedspreads, Each A TIN Marseilles $3 95 Bedspreads, of heavy quality, in many different raised designs. Scalloped and with cut corners. Size 84x96 inches, for full-size beds. (Second -Floor.) Pattern Tablecloths ADE of fine quality $i] 95 bleached damask, very closely woven, in many new oval designs. Measure 72x90 1n. (Second Floor.) Children’s Dresses WHITE tata 25 Dresses, high- waisted style—Some have deep embroidered skirts, others trim- med with lace and embroidery. Sizes 2 to 6 years. (Second Kloot! ; Children’s Nightdrawers ADE of _— crossbar a nainsook, open-front Soc Style, drop seat. Sizes 2:to 10 years. qe ond lk loor,) Women's Sweaters at HETLAND Wvol $5.50 Sweaters, in coat style, in pink, rose®and green. Made with sailor collar and belt. i See ond Floor } Children’s Sweaters ERCERIZED Cot- M ton Sweaters, $2.50 slip-on style, in rose, Copen- hagen and Kelly. Made with sailor collar, pockets artd sash. Sizes 8 to 12 years {Second Fb leor.) Women's Petticoats OTTON Taffeta Pet- C figured $1.39 ticoats in | ; designs, made with plaited flounce, elastic waistband. (Second lear.) | | $3.95, | menus, many other facts worth knowing. Simple designs. | (Second Floor.) | $1.98 | the very smallest to the (Main Floor.) Wool Goods, Yard OOL Skirtings and Patrica Diele similar to poplin in weave, in various colors with hairline stripes. A wonderful fabric. These are the mill’s sample pieces from which orders have been taken for next Fall. 40 inches wide. (Second Floor.) Dress Voiles, Yard LL this season's pat- 35¢ | terns, pretty designs and color combinations. wide. (‘Square 9- Baseball Uniforms OYS’ Baseball Uni- B forms, consisting $ l 85 of shirt, pants, cap, pair of hose | and belt. Come in gray with navy blue trimming. Sizes 28 to 34. (Second Floor Annex.) Inner Tubes ICTOR Springfield Combination Inner $1.98 Tubes, made of pure gum black rubber. Fit 30x3 or 30x3%2 tire. (Second Floor Cook Book. Each ‘WHITE HOUSE” 80¢ : Cook Book, contain- ing over 600 pages of recipes, health suggestions and “Our Baby Book” BY Fanny Cory. A baby’s record book, beautifully illustrated in colors and having appropriate poem to each record page. Size 9x11 in. (Second Floor.) ‘“Baby’s Childhood Days”’ RECORD BOOK, il- lustrated in colors, 45c pink or blue, in which to keep the baby’s biography. (Second Floor.) Pillow Tops, Each AND - Embroidered H Madeira Pillow $1.50 Tops, of all linen. They are semi-made and gorgeously em- broidered. Just 100 to offer. Main Floor.) (Tmbroidery 1 rept Women’s Oxfords, Pair AN Russia Calf and T Brown Kid Ox- $5.50 fords, made over English lasts, with military heels. All @izes. e (Main Floor.) Shoe Cleaner, Each OSTONIAN Cream, for 15 ss cleaning colored kid c leathers. (Main Floor.) Slipper Ornaments, Pair | » SLIPPER Buckles and 25c¢ Ornaments, in various # designs, for selection at Tues- day's sale price. Waist Union Suits CHILDREN'S ton Waist Suits, strongly reinforced with tape. Drop seat closing. Sizes up to 12 years. Three garments, $7.00. (Main Floor.) Women’s Vests, Each WISS'7 Ribbed Vests, 19 ” with taped neck and c arms. Full length. Three for ssc. (Main Floor.) - Fiber Silk Stockings OMEN'S Black, White £0. and Colored Fiber 69¢ Silk. Stockings, with extra dou- ble lisle toes, heels and garter tops. (Main Floor >) Thread Silk Stockings =N’ ilk iosinice Tews BM 65 Stockings, white and colors. Double splic- ings of lisle thread. Slight irreg- ulars. Main Fleer.) ‘(Square 6 UU UTR LURE RSA SSR aR Rr SSSR SR RR AAA AA | handles to match. 36 in. | Main Floor.) | Annex, ) | Women’s Handbags ILK Pouch Bags, in $2 95 black, gray, blue; also Patent Leather Avenue Bags, black only—nicely lined in good-wearing silk, all colors. Have coin purse and mirror and (Main Floor.) Silver Polish, Pint WRIGHT'S Silver Pol- 33¢ ish—high grade, eco- nomical and guaranteed not to scratch the finest finished silver- ware. (Main Floor.) Pound Paper, Box OUISINE Bond Pound L Paper, very good qual- 45c ity—160 sheets to the box at this exceptionally low price. (Main Floor.) Pearl Buttons, 3 Cards RESH Water and Ocean Pearl Buttons, plain 20¢ and fancy shapes, all sizes. 3 to 12 on card. (Main Floor.) wanted Silver Hatpins, Pair STERLING Silver Hat- Wy pins, in several neat de- signs, with 5-inch stems. Two on card. (Main Floor.) Toilet Goods (Quantities Limited.) Talcum Powder — Babcock's Corylopsis, 13C Dora Complexion Powder—all colors, FIC Palmolive Palmole Powder, at | 20C Bath, Tablets—Swift’s ‘‘Regi- na,’ assorted odors,.each, * 7c (Main Floor.) Z. Boys’ Coveralls OMPER Coveralls, S| 59 of high-grade cham- bray, khaki and denim, in fast- color plain blue or blue stripes. High or low neck. All are cut extra full. Sizes 2 to 8 years. (Square @&-——Main Floor) * Boys’ Suits OME in the new panel-back style, $5.75 trousers full lined and taped. Well tailored, of brown and gray mixture materials. Sizes 6 to 18 years. (Square 2—Main Floor) Pearl Beads at RENCH Filled Pearl Beads, 54 inches long. 89¢ Choice of three different size beads with diiiamer ring clasp. (M ain Floor.) lipper Buckles, Pair PORTED French I Steel Slipper Buckles, 39¢ strongly made~and in a variety of styles. A very special lot. (Jewelry Dept.—Main, Floor.) Chancellor Cigars, Each CHOICE of Chancellor or 5 " Preferencia Cigars, ¢ 1Y Strictly handmade and perfect smoking, at, the box of 50 for $2.45, or 5c. each. (Men's Store Main Floor) Tungsten Cigars, Each VERY Cigar is absolute- Ff ly fresh and in perfect JC smoking condition. Tin of 25 for $7.25. (Men's Store—Main loot ) Cigarettes, Carton URAD and Natural $ | 70 Cigarettes, packed of 100 in carton. (Men's Store Main “Floor) MONDAY EVENING, APRIL a. -8, 1919. ER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER Y’—WITH ITS WONDERFUL SAVINGS (No Mail or Phone Orders Filled.) Men’s Tan Shoes E.NGLISH Walking $3 95 _ Shoes, in dark tan, with Goodyear welt soles and rubber heels. iMen'’s Stor: Main Floor) Trousers at, Pair EN’S and Young $2 95 Men's Trousers, in gray and brown mixtures. May be had with or without cuff bot- toms. Sizes 29 to 38 (Men's Store Men's Soft Hats A LOT of new Spring $2 25 Soft Hats, in be- coming styles and in shades of green, brown, blue and pearl. All sizes, although not in every style. (Men's Store—Matin Floor) Men’s Union Suits IGHT -WEIGHT $1 29 Ribbed Union Suits, ° in ecru. color. Short sleeves, ankle length, closed crotch. All sizes. (Square 14—Main Floor.) ae Fiber Silk Shirts * EN’S Shirts of lus- $3 R5 trous fiber silk in pretty colored stripes. Made with soft fold cuffs. All sizes. Main Floor) (Men's Store Men’s Suspenders OOD quality’ elastic G webbing, in assorted 39¢ colors, leather ends. Regular and extra length. (Mien's Store Main Floor) Boys’ Sleepers ONE-PIECE style, of 79¢ checked nainsook. {YC Sizes 4 to 10 years. (Men's. Store Main kloor) \' Rick Rack Braid, Bolt ERCERIZED quality, 10 all-widths. 6 yards to C the bolt. (Main Floor. ) Sanitary Napkins, Box QOD quality Sanitary 10) Napkins, put up three C to the box. (Main Floor.) Salt and Peppers, Each ALT and Pepper Shak- ers, of glass, with ster- 25c ling silver deposit and heavily silver-plated top. Children’s “‘Dear Kar” HEY are made of z wood with horse $1.10 head, &nd are a splendid exer- ciser for the little tots. (Toy Dept.—Fifth Floor) 7-Piece Water Sets CONSISTING of S| 39 Pitcher and six ) Glasses—with very attractive light-cut designs on lead blanks. (l°ifth Floor.) 18-Piece China Sets ONSISTING of si - C of six $2.75 each Dinner Plates, Cups and Saucers, of semi-por- celainware with blue bird design and blue line. (Fifth Floor.) (Main Floor.) Boudoir Lamps MAHOGANY finished $? 95 ae base, fitted with 8- inch silk shade in assorted col- ors. (l’ifth Fioor.) Wall Paper, Room Lot F.NOUGH Wall Paper, $2 14 Border and Ceiling for a room 12x14x9g feet, and in patterns suitable for any room. (Fourth Iloor.) $1.65 (Main Floor.) it But- 72, nion 35C Comprising Marie beige—syitable for any room. Comprising Marie fine Cable Net and Scotch ivory, white and beige. and dark effects. rooms. ing-rooms. Size 9x12 feet. hardwood designs. —_ At, a Pair, $30° Antoinette, Voile, in motif styles—Filet Scotch and Cable Nets, Filet Marquisettes, in white, ivory and At, a Pair, *4°° Antoinette, Drawnwork Motif Marquisette and Voile, extra Net Curtains—in Brussels Rugs, $29.75 Seamless “Empire” Rugs, in a large variety of artistic designs, suitable for bedrooms and din- in Large Axminster Rugs, $52.50 Extra fine quality Axminster Rugs, in pretty small allover designs, beautiful colorings, very large size (11 ft. 3 in.x 12 feet). Rugs—so this sale comes at an opportune time. is decidedly to your advantage to buy now. Several Groups of Excellent Curtain Values At, a Pair, °*4:9° Comprising Renaissance and Arabian Curtains, fine English Cable and Scotch Net Curtains, in a varied assortment of styles for living-rooms and dining-rooms. At, a Pair, de Yi Comprising Lacet Arabian and Cluny Curtains —mounted on net that will give splendid service Mercerized Mercerized The May Sale of Curtains and Rugs [FP URING Spring cleaning you will probably find that you need several pairs of new Curtains and a few The special prices offer such great savings that it White, ivory and beige. —also highly mercerized Motif Voile Curtains. 5000 yards of Cretonnes have arrived in time to be featureS of the May Sale. discontinued patterns of prominent mills. 25c Yard Drapery Cretonnes in a most varied as- sortment of desirable patterns—in light Practical to use in all They are Divided into two feature groups: 50c Yard Linenized Cretonnes in a large range of beau- tiful patterns and colorings—practical for uphol- stering as well as draperies. Full bolts to cut from. All perfect merchandise. feet. and gray. (Fourth lloor.) The Special Offerings in Rug's Axminster Rugs, $47.50 Sanford and Firth makes, seamless style and Turkish and Persian effects. Size 9x12 Room-Size Grass Rugs, $12.50 The ideal Bedroom Rug for Summer. in figured effects, in pretty light blue, tan, green Size 9x12 feet. Inlaid Linoleum, Square Yard, $1.29 One hundred rolls of standard grade Inlaid Linoleum, in blue-and-white blocks, tile effects and These 4-Yard-Wide Linoleum, Square Yard, 85c Cook's best and heaviest grade Linoleum, in beautiful range of désigns. Have slight im- perfections, is the reason for the low price. ; 3 Wild's Linoleum, Square Yard, Printed Linoleum, 2 yards wide, and designs which are exceptionally good. 98c Filet Net Curtains at $2.50 Pair Also Cable and Scotch Net Curtains, reproductions of Renaissance, Arabian and Duchess’ styles—in white, cream and beige. Extraor- | dinary value. . >>» > — a4 > > a aye os : ey : . 7 & “a A at ; Re nape ae —_- ———— UU UR ER SA SRR SA SA ER SR SAA EUR SR ERA SRR ER ER SRR ER ERR SR ERE SER SA SAR SRR ER SER ESR SR SR ER RRR on or ran sn a rn a nor Ph aR Carpet Brooms, Each OOD Grade broom- 4f£, 49¢ corn has been used in their manufacture, well made and four sewed. (Fifth Floorf.) Washboards, Each ULL size, with heavy ‘ , blue enameled washing 49¢ surface. Come in the soap-sav- ing style. ‘Fifth Fleor.) OMFORTABLE Fold- " ing Chairs, which ad- 89¢ just to four different positions. Heavy canvas seat and back. Hardwood frame. Steamer Chairs (Sixth Floor.) _ In the Downstairs Store mel ~. " zs . ——. x “: Bote ok RI RY oie, EP IR aes ag a ~ ARIES aii ai Mixed Paints, Quart EADY-MIXED Hous R ousie 58c or Floor Paint, in a complete assortment of the pop- ular colors. (Fifth Floor.) Soap Flakes, 3 Pkgs. “MRYSTAL WHITE” C Soap Flakes—a pure 23c soap for washing dainty pieces of wearing apparel, silks, etc. (Fifth Floor.) - “Sunbrite,”’ 5 Cans WIFT’S Make Kitchen 19 Cleanser, which cleans, C scours and polishes (Fifth Floor.) Sale of Blouses of Georgette and Crepe de Chine - ok Sout LAIN tailored and fancy styles; some with tucked fronts, others lace trim- | med; round or V-shaped necks. flesh, peach, rose, also white. Colors. “Welworth” Waists | in White Only at $].75 Made of fine voiles and nov- Sizes: 35 elty wash materials. to 46.. (Tor Vnstail stot ‘Leader’ Coffee, 3 Lbs. BLENDING of ~ A high-grade Coffee, $1.05 which has a delicious flavor and is economical. Packed in a'r- tight cartons, ready tor use. Pound, 376c. i To vnstairs Store Anne Lace Curtains, Pair ILET and Notting- ~ F ham Curtains. new $1.59 Spring styles and desirable pat- terns. White 3d ivory. (Downstairs Store) Lace Curtains, Pair ILET -.and Scotch F Net Curtains. in a $1.98 varied range of new designs. White, ivory and beige shades. (lDownstairs Store) . Linoleum Rugs EAVY Felt Linoleum 38 " Rugs, in shades of tan and blue. Size 3x4's feet—very useful in the kifchen or bath- room. (Dow? « Store) Pink Corsets WO styles in P. N. non-rustable Cor- $1.00 sets, in a dainty pink color. Low and medium bust, embroidery trimmed, and two pairs of sup- porters. Models for medium and average figures. Darning Cotton, 3 Balls LACK and Tan Darning #£ Cotton, in 45-yard balls JC ~ { re Powder Puffs, Each OOL Powder Puffs, va- g a OC rious sizes. made with ribbon handles and come in sani- tary envelopes. Baby Flouncings, Yd. HEER and heavy mate- . rials, daintily or heav 49¢ ily embroidered in attractive de signs with embroidered or ruffle edge. (Downstairs & Men's Handkerchiefs CAMBRIC Handkerchiefs, ' : of fine, soft quality, ” large size, with ‘,-inch hem- stitched hem : ihmoy Saucepans, Each EAVY grade Enam- a eled Saucepans, light 69¢ blue, triple coated, seamless Choice of 3, 4 or 6 quart size. with cover. : Suede Oxfords, Pair OMEN'’'S : ~ Gray hang rth $3.95 fords, with covered high French heel and light, flexible soles. A}! sizes. (Downstaira St Women’s Petticoats EERSUCKER Petti- #n. coats, in blue or gray 50c stripes Made with § sectional! ruffle Downstairs Store) ae ~ — Chambray Rompers EACH Style Rompers, “ B of blue chambray, 69¢ made with collar and belt. 2 to 6 years. Jap Silks, Yard ILK-AND-LISLE fab- ‘i S ric, in. solid white, 23c pink, blue and other shades. f jownstairs Sore) Cambric Muslins. Yd. BLEACHED Cambric - JC Muslins, made with a soft finish, and 26 inches wide. (Mownstairs Store) Sizes (Downstairs Store} Black Serges, Yard OOL French and R9¢ Storm Serges, in cor- weight for dresses and 36 inches wide. (loownstats S ore) rect skirts. Dress Sateen. Yd. MERCERIZED Sateen 29 C in solid fast black. (lov i i: : ‘ Muslin or Longcloth OFT - FINISHED 10 C Bleached Muslin and Longcloth. 30 inches wide. (Downstairs Store) Dress Ginghams, Yd. MOSKEAG Mills " Dress Ginghams, in 19¢ solid colors, stripes and plaids, newest patterns. Lengths 3 to 9 yards (Dow tics Store) Wash Satih, Yard X CEPTIONAL $] 49 quality Wash Satin, in ivory and flesh color, for outergarments and undergar- ments. 36 inches wide. (Down ‘ta ‘ = Store; Men’s Blue Shirts LUE Chambray Shirts, 4 made with collar at- 39¢ tached. Also some in tan shade. iTown : ms Ble’ @) Men's Percale Shirts EAT assortment. of - N patterns. Made with 59¢ laundered cuffs Sizes 14 to 16. low =" tif Women’s Union Suits INE, gauzy Union Suits. in pink. Sleeve- 49¢ less style, with tubular top and cuff knee. (Down-ta rs Fiore Women's Stockings INE Gauge, Seamless Stockings, in black. 124¢ white and brown. Slightly irreg- ular. ilDbownetaira Biore) ' Fiber Silk Socks EN’S' good, heavy- weight Fiber Silk 29¢ Socks, in black, white and colors, with double soles and high- spliced heels... Slightly irregular. ilbown italics Store) “at at«al a SS TE ae ~ Sepp ale " + — ¥v —_" - ee a Te SY Fae. es, na : | oe a ee er ee ay ape he Se a Xe 3 yh —* i Sere Seley QRS 1% "4 . + ae « - + Aeet Pa ~ . See Bos a cee 0 donde — ~ ' ne as” ee ae. oaeiaty PE eS RR See ee ORR We Seine i Meare a oe he Fit othe A is oe eas 4 s 5 / a ae Nan i ot Ne pee Mm, vag ek oles 3 ONT ae - = ba oa Sa ee — > 2 . “ 3 7 es . af SS LA ay Ss. ke a pT SD Si, SBE SS. ll CAI oO BEL ENDS I Se ene ge mn A aR OM ie ep ata, es terme: 9 Ee, Px omy a a Cena i ieee Jip 1 “ (ei ae ; ye ~~ + : pea ee » ear — ~~ — , _—*= Se teeta eR ee wee than tet

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_6 Picturesque Situation in Bavaria With the Working Men Carrying the Guns Cérrespondent in Delayed Dispatches Describes Proletariat Uprising ’ ; By h& Spec ial Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. BERLIN, Wednesday, April 24 ‘J hist cli ipate h was written in Munich, not Bavaria,\ on. April 19%, but Was passa Ay the sSoviel cenhsot The BLOTS of (germany today lies in @ sin gle plras workingmen with gun The. correspondent has niade his wa favaria, Wurttemberg, sux throhgh I onv mid the' Stunted Rhinelana tle Weasants >’ ith blinking eves, cal rying guns, rawzged-lookKing ul sniidng ecreatutres, out of engi room ariel ‘mine deptts sauntering through the ‘streets of . Essen, through the streets Ochsburg. Muthich of tlagem, cocking their eyes at heads Irigh—-evet palaces, hola jung their vwhere ex- pressionless ace’, of folk who have known misery. trunger and always hard labor, mowuching about with shoulders Bol The the gEunSs slung over ttheir Here in Munic-b wHndisturbeul working- the gun, ts 1K workingiian with the pluth se; where once To«aay she Visti reigns man with walk The lounges mm of the Tights hotels the Bavari elite focused a languid Piavinegy Munich revolutionars Prhaarnocle ‘ Hit} hus + at pom life ished: even the plas The political gr the Vanished (;overmirent! bovest are Mure PArrulous tea the = ¢ \: and the lit fesques are gone, have from the choolmusters, eZOS, themselves the leaders of a great icreal, are on long- the scene Red guard pra laden with workingmen carry- careen through the all night with sts of new tle cate poets and ex- pansive who for a few days fancied conusecrated er: OF trucks ing guns all da: Beginning streets and the dawn the with (zroups of workers Streets are jammed curbstone parliaments ants and factory Stand talking, talking. Their and children stand beside them Is fehing in awe to their fathers’ sud- oratorical prowess pullins imipatientiv at their Oeca an airplane whereupon limbers his gun and away. Guns start from every street corner and workingmen dart out of the wine shops. The zoologist, Max soviet —— thes wives den trl sleeves. appears over the father starts popping sionally the city, Levien, dashes from the Wittelisbach Palace to superintend the anti-air- eraft attack. Little clouds of paper viezagz down from the eseaping plane ana hundreds of Bolshevists are busv for an hour removing the anti- ( folshevist propaganda leaflets fram the streets through Which they have been scattered “Yonng Blood” Snipers. Ovcasionaily another variety of excitement arrests the attention of the strolling thousands A closed Automobile crowded With “young hloods’ scoots through. the city with guns blazing out of the windows at the red patrols kiver and anon a volley of rifle shots cuts loose at the red guard workingmen holding the railroud station As “4 result of these sniping attacks, all the auto- miobiles have been confiscated by the soviet government. Women and children are waiting fer the first train to take them out of the ity No trains have conn: yet The families have brought bed ding and foad to the station, and its neighborhood and for blocks around the scene resembles a refugee camp While Munich itself’ is) apparent, Standing still, a Red Guard arms composed almost entirely of work ingtnen is laying siege to adjoining cities Yesterday Bachau and Ingolsted fell into the hands of the Bolshevists Comrade Toller, now the Trotzky or Bavaria, instead of the Lenine. led the attack in person, and after a “great victory.” composed poe fi celebrating the proletariat tri uinph, which he allowed the corre spondent to read Comrade Toller may be a great political Messiah. bu: he is distinetly an inferior noet fone of the niost Startling pro cedures of the new Government j the amazing frequen: of arrests. An Mtemobile loaded with marines the grinning. swaggering marine as elsewhere in Germany, is a footloose aie! fanes free revolutionary vaeran! arrives in front af the hotel e) trance every ather 4 ivptate "This rihe QPuarad enters the hote) nal Witt in i short Space reappeny With bewildered and trembling burghey the midst of the sailors Scores of Arrests Owing to the genetal political eo) fusion Sc Oros of ROViet leade) have themselves been arrested Last night n youth who is one of the mast ' “~ lent communists in Munich was plucked from the correspondent's side while predicting the suce et the world revolution and Wiis marched off to the Wittelsba ho pal Ace \ mistake had perery) ace Next the Correspondent Vas plneced Wnader custod: The arriva ol ]) tator Levier Saved bay they riatrched off to the OMmihipotent tr bunal and tried for he « t know Whit Despite these judi Keneral confusion. ther . order in the city There is no plun dering and no shooting down of burghers No shop Windows ha been broken and Tia shops looter The workingmen with guns are keep ine orde: Workingmen sjt in ¢) Wittelsbach paince perspiring over SeOonamrrd Problems whieh would PMlucger Prof Laie Brentano himselt Will it last”? Will the soviete «of ' Munich survive” burghers sit asking each thes: questions. They no lorge, laugh at the ‘tribe of long-haired dill: They have even names and have each other that © for the pack Tra the Cafes thie other Latites Stopped calling off assuring hanging is too good let, of therm They eae. change chastened w hispers. “Whe, de it all ene to? What will hap- Ull- | With Savant trol | } (Charge | Not IS thi thi a make beautitu valn dso d turchases Made A wonderful mone, olf Thy, ‘able Until Jun Pay Vew Vorles, Organdies and Nets Sat \ nking about Siuimn yy) When Voll Cali tv White Iroeks of voile. organdie and nets, ll Criny embroidered, “Sample Line’? most notable Silvertones ool F elours (abardines Fine Serges Tuesday Lig /- Great Sale of Girls’ White Dresses Worth Up to $10 lune OPPOrvcunIts CaO wIYe ryarpy er Dresses for f he ehildren. buy such charm ing little lf } elaborately girdles and sashes ribbon at Knormous Savings ! st Tne offering o al) SePHSONT Beautify Mode *~ tashioned ! ‘ . ° ] i ' i In the iates approved stvies: tier ellee ts. vest eifeets, models with «T> “ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1919. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH s = meer ere — Oe ARRAS galt hs | age oe nae a Sy ee ere ————— — | ll ee a. a cleanup and the Hoffmann re-. phrased as only a German professor! German science. The correspondent gime may return,ebut the working- can phrase such things—keen, hu- and Brentano talked for an hour in Pp mY men with guns , W ill remain. if morous, persuasive brentano In Rrentano’ a about the errors of ~ “4 i dressed grotips abou! he oan | 11a oO vr th ! i Westphalian oe © $ phe grea ae OF S01 re, “ , P ; an) >) } ) ‘ Bae 427) = ' P . aA , Lhe | | ~ at 4 i Yellow placards which blosso) Hout! ies gr’) unsmiling and bhiink ipsa ap rk) - oe vio bach _— Bs - ' Sages ) a : et ‘ ’ te crigy) ry . ~ = bi h) é ‘ iy on the walis and fences Pnes nge-eved miners \nd because h . ns taggin Penglon ihe bingtish Dhe ¥ . . | ra miu or] I have equall The Germans have Went on Dr. Bréntal is the guns 61 >] , placare i a ‘ . | / - in na orde Bolshevism is the debris or the workingmen started barking up The i t ti i)’ ()] lil } ,) S \ ¢y! i) ; ‘ wes sv , . oo. ris O 2 > 4 i , one) ™ ies SOC ry ihe masses i] no longer f Vl he streets of Munich hie i} thit t bul ere hysy h) indi tha . ' LOTIR ©! Datly New: a Ti)} . B ld Is Vvibratine ’ ) avis bth Ud Ops ve ' se s wi ne suppress them. Wh th * | dite te ; « , a v4 } " - «A iit it i e bhi 1 luge stores of , now happening Munie) t " . eo he ane nes ; . : German Secretary Icxpelled. “Tr ’ . . . . + l _ ee ' , _ } ‘ ; ' F ‘ ‘ ' OUTS ialer Tile COTresp na “rns ‘ afi ‘ . . . ‘ é . : . > ; . | ed deavione’ a adow of what the future holds fer ont yaw 70,000 workingmen fro STOCKHOLM, April : ; . ‘ ‘ . ‘ : c 6 } Vit , } } j \ I epehs ' ;' gas até mat (| ot Tie Allies the Finnish sh le | ‘ / +) i ii ~ ra } } cr 7 arr . unong the e po} , ear e surrounding terri- | Government has expelled the Secre- +4 trend of stvles. They lend themselves so splendidly to the flat ef- TEE t | oO ritual | ar | f ary } drechnine thirougn the ery sing b P ; : nterview With Brentano. tary of the German Legation at Hel ~ | |] : Socialist So gime these pt | | ing proletariat hymns, shouting so- |" fects that are called tor now, or to the sinuous, clinging floumie es and 3 An eurtie elaved dispati hn from . ; lOWlML © sl Ces Alle alii rae ( ries you Wi Liha il I hat Is bhidhh PlMahes PCOMOHIICS anne esoure ih] ri : , ee : | , . , ry? , . . . . SOletle Vi PN Hel ’ } ] } }} > ih } nane 4 } } y ‘Ye 4 ‘ | | ° ‘ ° | ‘ ‘ ‘ I: , | . ‘ . , : * es Lilla i l¢ f his contemporaries it Cy lif? \\ ana eautitu . le] PATeC sil C's ch iif “nbror Cries Ith il Wie LOS fio] iti ilie Fee if i wnder the er p Lefore thie wey ‘ - - nie é | } : . ¥ * ‘ . c © = . % vorld’s troops-—were not oun Prof. Brentayo eould tell to the PMs MUS third from the ette live imitations to the bine) handmade Laces and Km- ‘) rhe Tne Parris ars ili ~ I square bred thie extent of (le) ti rit rj l] i] . . Ph " u > . .. aF . se] jc’ ees the highest byial I! { nan eon) erie S. Outline t bre PNA } Ss hye i! Hi cdillet yPaOrle (| les | eXQIUTSITe \\ (>) Vadis tiy}). hight Munich's guare is outpu { ; ! Porains and tore . Pia a4 \ (6 turned ind the Ne if rolitolie P m @ nif the exaet indus Lip lactot and G ’ 11) established "r"} ype Lyar? | trial de elo) eve oft t | fatherland ‘ 1 ] } ‘ Ty , . ~ , e rf e ‘ lunderstood for the mrst tl \ hd sat that MgVenturous aay LO COMA ra Gove ‘ / ) had becom f Germany's ne Munich a white-haired old ®ian in @o about pla Mail , l lil ) JdC€S army, It had gone bact Oo wor i. White woolel cloak ehuckling Yesterday's savant was me . . On that night It came pouring « mirthlessly inte his “beard As he the chao present with vest ; . . ; . | . : - “es ' ie . of the workingmen’s cottages in the explained things, he looked at the little old economic yardsticl Novelty Laces in ¢ hantilly, Margot, Linen finish Cluny and Filet Laee ifactoryv district and on the little’ Gobelin tapest ‘Ss surrounding hiimn nis full o1 " Germany | P f | farnis lt Swept the South Ka and stared at Lie exquisite bric-a- he Owls of hie nist I, mbr ode red Ne T. rine ef sand Many ( ihe { tive calhé ( urab { - t hie \ cl T'¢ . ns — white guard out of existence brac on the shelves and at the fine ing dotefu ind meaningless other S -15, 24 and 40) inches W ide- —1ul 10¢ lo We Not Gleaming-Fyed Men d volumes slowing from open he crisis of today hie flo : The B ‘ian situati | ses. And it he said in Munich) one fer Weap Or white, cream and eern, the vard, , : hie Bavaria ’ Sit lator ‘ ‘ set abe . . . > u iif whe ’ . \ ’ . ’ | ° , i. ’ . . ‘ . | rk psa Win) a ~ © ee ro CO” CLINE wices, in White, cream an neturesque ane mreertaiy ‘ee as wrone Pie neXt adav\ disprove qd r) Vitti \ Sia Lia ‘ gF * ), S$] fe) R ) } } | | | a ) | ed, DE Id, Pedal ru. the vard. 25c.)39c. 50c. $1.00 BMolshevist movement in Bii\ i?fid ii \\ hat hie said . I bhava Lit Wai ! sides of myo Us I ) e*{ Mil, 1 IC Var . Sere ‘Fe ( 2? ee ¢; + f 7 li I 117 wi ° s I Wr ae * events disproving a \ 1 \i ih 1) ral \ Pie r : . ; ‘s” ‘ . ’ urrer ii nioMNe) t! Ccilps¢ i oF , : a : | \\ hite. PET II ania colored all-ove) : Se ; no f Noske's MPV WAN COmMme I ana } sparkling brew of wisdom WaS! T1IZeC i> i tbl bet ‘ Sper i ~ Beautiful Net lop Laces In white ‘ %."¢@ . Laces—beautitul in their colorings and designs—I18 and 36 inches wide— priced, the ‘vard, $1.00 Real Filet Pieot Lace—that effec tive edging tor blouses and frocks, 539¢ Real Filet Laces, edges and insert- ing in various patterns and widths. the vard, 9c, 9oe, $1.95 up to 8 inches insertings—the 20€ lo $3.90 ‘am and ecru-—priced, the vard, Me, $1.00 Shadow Val. Lace Flouneing for petticoats and negligees—priced, the vard, 19¢ lo 50e Filet and Point Venise Lace Edges, 4 to 6 inches wide, suitable for eollar and cuff sets, the vard, $1.00 Real Filet Net, 36 inches wide, for blouses and collar and cuff sets, the vard, $8.0 Real Duchesse Lates, 6 in. wide, specially priced from, the vard. $4.00 lo $10.00 Colored Margot Laces in rose, blue and orehid, 22 and 40 inches wide, at, the vard, $2.25 and $3.75 ~e~7? 4 J¢ Laces and Real Filet wide, in edges vard, Real Irish Picot and Beading; ean for innumerable things— vard, 9¢ Dainty Val. Laees in various widths priced, the vard 9¢ to DOC Novelty Wash Laces for trimming Summer fabries—the vard, . 0c to 25¢ Chiffon Cloth and Crepe Chifton in all colors—priced, the vard, $71.00 Platt Val. Laces, 4 to 6 inches wide, specially prieed at, the vard, 20€ Beautiful Embroideries Novelty Combinations of Embroid- ery and Lace Bands, Galoons, Batiste Edges and Bands, Voile Flounecing and many others—verv . specially priced, the vard, ¢ to $3.00 seautiful hand-embroidered Robes from the Orient—exquisitely em- broidered designs on Batiste, Voile, Organdie and Net—Robes vou will white and dainty colored effects wave to see to appreciate the quality suitable for collars and collar and euf! — of the workmanship -priced, priced, the vard, 2oe to $1.00 $37.90, $50.00, $67.50 grad- Batiste Organdie and Net Tucking, Organdie and Net Puffing and Lace wide, the? and Icembroidery combinations, for 7.0 £7.25 vesting, collar, cuffs, ete. Beautiful fabrics—prieed, the vard, $3.00 : * Kmbroidered Organdie Bands Organdie and Swiss Embroidery accel anita wad. hand a . : > eAACT C *s we (’ : (i-€ ) - Edges, suitable for collar and enffs oy gc Piet ate erv, priced from, vard, $1.25 lo $2. and children’s: dress -trimmings— , | isn d emboekianie’ Baby Yokes, large variety each, priced, the vard., 10¢ We to $1.50 Batiste Flouncing—I1S8 inehes wid: very effeetive and = dainty—the and Batiste All-over ”? and 45 inch widths \ ard. We vard, $2.00 (‘onvent-finish Cambrie Embroid- erjes in matched sets, suitable for children’s clothes, priced, the yard, Oe lo $1.00 oT *) iz usec priced, the he Laces im ‘al lace priced, the vard, 10c¢ lo 25e square holt of C‘otton§ Filet shade and white and 1 Hie Val. Laces in round. ciamone mMeshes—the vards, Cambric Edges in blind and open effeets—an exceptional quality—the vard, 10c Petticoat 39¢ Corset Cover and Swiss Flouncing Petticoats—the vard, 2IC Nainsook vard, and priced, the Cambric l‘louneing hor Organdie Embroidered Edges, in of. SeTS Embroidered G,eorgette for lation frocks, 10 inehes vard, Bands to match above, vard, of designs. Crepe Voile : 3 embroidery, in 7 Flouneing, specially priced, the In white and the vard, $7.50 Sermi-made $2.75 lo $4.50 Lace and Embrotdery Organdie lembroiders IS and 27 inches wide, colored effects-— Hand-embroidered Aprons, priced from ‘Third Fleor Charge Purchases Will Appear on May Statement Rendered June Ist. Shops- SOC SOCIETY WILL FLOWERS FOR Junior League Men Trucks Will Carpet Blossoms Along Li # fi are to literally ma 3 coming march of flowers, and ae HE St Louis re flowers « lacs, enowbalis. iris 4 variety, are being aah row by the St. Louls tory Loan Con mittee, John H. Holliday ts ef Four big automobile stationed tomorrow m until 9 o'clock at places, Grand and Grand and Linéd@ell. G bert and Lindell and K All the flowers will be trucks, which will 4 “welcome parade” on the soldiers The t filled with members) League, who have wi help the Women's Le and will strew flowers of march threuch the. Among the pron | Letgue members. wit . “flower giris’ tomor @ Hayward Niedringhay Stickney, Misses Harri Plant, Henrietta Davis Warmack, Jane Shapl Kennaré, Irwin Ifa Bleck, Julia Papin. J Doris Drummond. Jan Frances Joy, (Grace Capen, Ellen Lee Hof Tyler, Frances Cart 5 Edgar. ie HY Social | Sy SS e Mrs. J “=e MaTrviand was . at an informal! lunche ey Cabin Club in honor o rs W. Little of New York part Wednesday for h ha a LO days’ visit to h (harless Cabanne, an Mrs. J. Sheppard Sm Westminster place. Ni mal affairs have been | Little, among them a tea_by her sister, Mra. ner by her sister, Mrs. ser, and a luncheon by jaw, Mrs. John Plerre D>. Perry Pi Aventie - Miss Margaret Shapl Pershing avenue ent eight gcuesis last Weds ; Bellerive Club with a lowed by bridge " Re £ 4a Miss Sophie L. Mof sa of Mr. and Mrs. Nathats Bm eof 48 Kingsbury place, Weinesday for a visit ae *% An honor which has conferred upon a St. Ia the appointment of My : Hotts in charge of , A en's Department of the 6@ Organization, which* ”, } was made by L. A. Wi! ment director of the or the Eighth Federal Re This if an honor fustly Mrs. Houts in recognit! ficient service, not only & branches of war relief ' In all civie and welfar a Mra. Houts’ new dutie wen Of acting in the capact missionary to spread t raAVings and careful ece women's clubs and org FWomenkind in general. Mre ton Fidelo C¢ road tea this afternoon for } ome Fleanor of 5 of @ ton Shart entertained (‘ozzens boulevard Mr. and Mra. Arthut . have sold their home, | © boufevard to Mr. and W.-Stix who will ta Por fy August 1. when Lambert expect to tak -&t the Buckingham a3 Mr and Mre. Thee feiow of 52323 Pershing : returned from a few | Chieago. The Misses Taussig o *tte avenue and thei Clarence Tausig, will | honje in a short while POSSeasion of an apar Devonshire, 4 North Ki \ Miss Margaret Culvet ! ington terrace departed a & Vieit in New York co : Mre. Thornton P. Bol ‘Ngton, DD. C.. is the mother, Mra Julia B 484° Lake avenue . Miss Laura Coffin a “Ooffin of Rrookline, & kuests of Mre FW. M Hawthorne boulevard Miss Alice Giraldin é ®paftments, whe in Atlantic City, has re ®nd has as her guest, Tet Sill of Kansas City has Miss Mary Alice Mur} . Mr. and Mra. J. Fre 3 ef 5339 Maple avenue, | Sent at Immaculata Sew Mgton, D. C spent th “tion in New York C *r brother, Corp. Fri ho arrived there last w th Ammunition Tral of fficienr office worker use of Post-Dispatch * - J ~

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EVENING, APRIL 28, 1919. MONDAY MOVIES ST. LOUIS _POST-OISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Suet ee :/SOCIETY, DRAMA and ~ 4 » tst resent lat ef- eS ana ach eren me. that is vidths Kem- t Lace arc, lo d0e mi anil $1.00 white, rd, $1.00 ng for ed, the lo 00e Edees, collar $1.00 de, for ts. the $S.00 > 6 in. vara, $710.00 and 1? Ne yroid atiste necing cially $3.00 Robes em: Toile, b will lalit, 67.50 ‘ rad- the 7 50 $7.20 ands. roid- SOCIETY WILL STRE FLOWERS FOR SOLDIERS Members in Four Junior League Trucks Will Carpet Streets With Blossoms Along Line of March. HE St. Louis T are to literal! coming march over a flowers, and tf lacs, snow variety, row by the St. Jouis tory Loan John if. Holliday is chairma: Four big automobile stationed until 9 places, (rand and Grand and Lin@ell, Grand and He bert and Lindell and King’s highway returning make their lowers balls, }1 Leora being ; ed for Women's Vis are Committee. of which true hn? tomorrow morning o'clock nt the All the flowers will be loaded in the lead the arrival of will be Junior volunteered to trucks, which will then “welcome parade” on the the soldiers The trucks filled with members of the League, who help the Women's Loan ¢ and will strew flowers along the of march through the Among the League members. ‘flower girls’’ tomorrow are ‘Mere Hayward Niedringhaus, Mrs. Stuart Stickney, Misses Harriet Urice. Plant, Henrietta Davis, Annie Warmack, Jane Shapleigh, iE Kennard, Irwin Hayward, Block, Julia Papin. Mary ID Doris Drummond, Jane Mary Frances Joy, aylor, Lil: Capen, Ellen Lee Hoffman, ¢ Tyler, Frances Carter, E Edgar. ha‘ e court of honor. prominent who will ac femMIsS. (;race T ¥ r= er a ee ea Social Items a i a ee ee Mrs. J. D. Marviand at an informa! Perry krancis of 4510 AVenUe WAS luncheon at the Cabin Club in honor of Mrs. Everett W. Little of New York, whe will d: part Wednesday for home davs’ her father, J. and her = sister, Smith of 4331 hostess today Lox her a 10 Visit to Charless Cabanne, Mrs. J. Sheppard Westminster Numerous infor- mal affairs have been given for Mrs Little, among them a dinner and a tea by her sister, Mrs. Smith, a din- her by her Mrs. Robert Kay- fer, and a luncheon by her sister-in- law, Mrs. John Pierre Cabanne. place. sister, Shapleigh of 49509 Pershing avenue’ entertained for eight kuesits last Wednesday nt the Bellerive Club with @ luncheon fol- lowed by bridge: Miss Margaret Miss- Sophie L. Moffitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel L. Mog fitt of 48 Kingsbury departed -last Weflnesday for a Chicago. place, visit in An honor which has recently beén conferred upon a St. Louis woman is the. appointment of Mrs. Charles A. Hotts in charge of the Wom- ns Department of the War Savings Organization, which® appointment wag made by L. A. Wilson, Ciovern ment director of the organization for the Eighth Federal Reserve District. This if an honor justly deserved by Mrs. Houts in recoghition of her ef- ficient service, not only in various branches of war relief work, but also in all civic and welfare betterment, Mrs, Houts’ new duties will consis! acting in the capacity of a thrift histionary to spread the’ gospel of favings and careful economy women’s clubs and: organizations and Yomenkind in general. ainony Sharp of the Clay- informally at her niece 5018 Washing- Mrs. Fidelo C fon road entertained lea this afternoon for Eleanor Cozzens of fon boulevard. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Lambert have sold their home, 6470 k’orsythe boulevard to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stix who will take of it August 1, when Mr. and Mrs. lambert expect to apartments & the Buckingham. take Mr. and Mrs. Theedore G. Bar- Mow of 5323 Pershing avenue ‘tlrned from a few days’ visit to Chieago. of J001 Lu afay- brother, J. their The Misses Taussig "te avenue and their Clarence Tausig, will give up honie in a short while and will take hOsSession of an apartment in the Devonshire. 4 North King’s highway. o \ : Miss Margaret Culver of 40 Wash- ‘Ngton terrace departe a! last week for & visit in New York City. Roland of Wash her Mire Thornton P ngton, 1), C.. is mother, Mrs 4° Lake the guest of Julia AVenuUue and Mr. H. Mass., are Mable \ Miss Laura Coffin ‘Offin of Brookline, Suests of Mrs. F. W Hawthorne boulevard Miss Oxford Alice of the been (siraldin who has APartrny | ll Ite- Garace of Norma Talmadce of Tully Marsha deociu it. ‘The ] | plot, hut IS ; Harris: ate a gardless of scenes seen police morality as a whole, cant lurid tne old melodrama Triangle Rene, as Talmadg: David White, an artist Tully Marshall) and heeon a , si tions. bestowed (\Marguer him to ess duces caine, Inspire addict been meeeer . ; Rene and him, br ending Dougla Loan Knockers,” racy, kno k sianism int Fah commie, pictorial] Liberty up an excention banks “LET'S ELOPE,” FLIRTATIOUS HOLE FOR MARGUERITE CLARK The young ted by is the Tete thi is t) add to the lea tion and The successful play | does story 1s that WV ifs convinces herse!] shallow- brained yout] an hor and that hus] road his bus her. Jlusband he learns the trend of things in and-displays love the aliber as ficiency. attrac tion for he: loves iness not whea ST ¢ pps efficiency of same ¢ his business ef Vanish Mirs Troubie. Mr. and Sidney Drew pres “An Amateur dar,’ a film of un- delight to husband This husband tells the pur'st of white lie in his wife's feelings aAmMAZ ingly into dozen and hot water l‘or- tem- Common particular sort order to save The lle grows more than a wife's, common sense the situation and the happy tandard APUDINE tunately pers not truly results are disastrous - comedy of Drew —__ QUICK yl -) | NO ACETANILIDE NO DOPE ‘, if NO BOOZE IT’S RELIABLE FOR wh nd = ig | CRYSTAL WHITE ay er merry griily wa Sore WANNA WOU os DMT eee The strength of quality in merchandise at rock-bottom prices is the compelling attraction of Blue Birds. Blue Bird No. 48,93 Tuesday | 50c Gingham, 40c d2-inch Dress Gingham, in and stripes, Only. plaids Blue Bird No. 48. 926—T: lesday 50c Voile, 40c 36-inch Voile, with printed pat- terns, Blue Bir » 48 937—-Tueeday Only 50c Madras, 40c Madras Shirting, with woven ecol- ored ee. Only. Blue ) $8 ONS Tuesday | ‘$1. 00 Organdie, 75¢ 49-inch imported Organdie, in plain colors, Only Bird ‘ (): vv $3.75 Serge, $3. 30 o4-inch ell-wool Serge, in navy or men’s Hs as Blue ” ‘8, 940—T) y Onls "33, 50 Serge, $2. 90 46-inch all-wool Serge, weight, in eream Blue Bird No? 48.9 $3.25 Poplin, $2.90 o4-inch fine all-wool] Poplin, in new Spring shades. (iniv Spring the Bird No 48.94: $1.25 Challis, ‘0c. all-wool Challis, in lieht or leat °7-Ineh dark colors: ee aa; A av 84 00 Lunette, "$2. 90 . h , tte } ine lrune 2) sa | iY € unet tin, in all good shades Blue in. -48.944—Tueadas "$2. 00 Satin, $1. 40 Wash Satin, in ivory, aad seg 36-in. white, shell Blue Ft: . 48.94 $3. 00 Foulards, "$2, 20 4N0-ineh Sati Foulards, in beauti ful desiens, 4 Rird No 42 946—Tueeda $2.00 Taffeta, $1.40 h Chiffon Taffeta. in line of street shades. vO 4S O47 es '69¢ Tumblers, 55c size thin-blown . Tumblers, i ital; G for j5e. 13.94 “$19. 95 Dinner | Set, "$14. 80 Porcelain Dinner Sets, and gee. } 1e ce i . 48.949 —Trnadav $11. 85 Lamps, $9. 60 Meahoganv-finished Kloor t-ineh stick, 14-inch Lamp hase. 18 950—T y "$9. 00 Hose, $6. 80. Guaranteed %% Garden Do) feet wire wr ap pe 1 $6. 00 Lawn Mowers, $4. 90 in. self-sharpening ‘‘Simmons’ Mowers, run casy, P 18.952 98¢ Brooms, ‘Te quality Parlor Onilv ineh Hose, ! hong, awn fine Brooms | , t2ON4 — vy “$1. 49 Chairs, $1. 00 Child’s Nursery Chairs, with food il onk finish, Riue Fi 48 N54A—Tnee $1.50 Bags, $1, 15 Large size Ws ayne’? Cedared Wardrobe B avs: moth aiens: Plu "$2. 50 Cloths, ‘$1. 90 G4-ine} ro ned scalloped }? attern Tablecloths, . Pird No. 48.958-—Treedos $1.50 Damask, $1.15 ‘O-Inch heavy mercerized Damask, Filia fz Oniv rais- riper Table “O40. Tow 300 ‘Toweling, > eh Russia Crs ash eling, plain i tw, $4. 75 Napkins, $3. 60. 1N1, in eh hleae he / 1° nion [i Dinner Napkins, Blue Flr w950 r 350 Nainsook, 28¢ N; ainsook nen '6-inech pigs o , tS OF! ' 39¢ Pique, 30c white Pique, with Pilla Sire 36-inch ( ord. Belize ) 48 96 ""O5e Curlers, "180. Eleetrie Hair Curlers. narrow West ecard, , 48 908° ‘0c. Aprons, 35. Skirt Protector. le Bird Na {8 O83 —Treedav Oyn'' $4.00 Thermos Kits, $2.90 Luneh Kit, ineluding Thermos bottle and lunch box, Blue Bir No 48.964-—Tieeday 40c Talcum, 28c Djerkiss Taleum, in rose blanche ae Blue Bir AQagy "30c Cutex, 20¢ (utex Cutiele Remcver. Blue Bird Noa 48 966 Tuesday 59c Pins, 45c silver plate, set Sanitary R Thermos Only. and Oni Only Veil Pins in with white stones. Rird No 4°.967—Tusedav OF $2.00 Necklaces, $1.40 Pearl Bead Necklaces, with 10- warat ig $1. 50 Frames, ‘$1. 10. Metal Bag Frames, in plain style or set with stones. MUNSINGWEAR Men’s Light-Weight Ribbed Cotton Fabric Union Suits lone and $2.00 Boys’ Fine Ribbed Light- Weight Cotton Union Suits ankle & le *#\e enat? otch, with Tl) neck ne sleeves, tonath . ‘neck. sheet. or athiet tvie: knee Sizes 4 to 6, $1.00, Sizes § ry SO . Sizea l3tols to 12, 81.25 ! Blue Bir “J No | Linen Blue Bird Noa 8 969 Only $6.00 B Bags, $4.20 Newest style ‘‘ Miser Handbag, in taffeta, moire or leather. 48. 9070—Tuesday $10.00 Bags, $7.80 Genuine full eut Cowhide ing Bags, English frame. pockets, Blue Rird No. 48.97 seetay Only. $5.95 Suit Cases, $4.60 tae Karatol Suit Cases, eretonne lined, Blue Ri: . 48.979 50c ‘Stationery, "35¢ sox Paper, in white and all Oniy. Travel- inside tints, Blue Rirad 48 $2.25, Georgette, ‘$1. 70 40-inch Georgette Crepe, in and dark shades. Blue Bird No. 48.97 Onlv $3.85 Gloves, ‘$3. 20 Women’s 2-pearl-clasp Trefousse Kid Gloves, all new shades. Blue Bir \’, 43.97 ¥ Oni¢ $1. 50 Gloves, ‘$1. 10 Women's ~-clasp White Gloves. light Silk ra a. 42 9078—T we $1. 25 Gloves, ‘95¢ Women’s 2-clasp Chamoisette Gloves, all colors. Blue Bird No uesday 50c Stockings, 40c Children’s Cotton Stockings, dium weight. glue Bird No. 48.978 Tiresday Only 85c Hose, 70c Women’s s¢amless Fiber Silk Hose, lisle tops, Blue Bird No. 4897 neaday $1. ‘95 Hose, $1. 45 Men 9 Woolen Golf llose. various colors, faney tops; sizes 10 to 1114 Only 42 iar T me- finiy , ra } nan Tueedev Oniy ” ($35. 00 Wraps, $27.90 Misses’ Wraps and Capes, all the wanted materials and colors. Blue tird No 48.994 634° 80 $45.00 Suits, $34.80 new Suits, new materials; 16. 18. Bird Ne. 48,995—Tieeda: $35.00 Suits, $27.90 Misses’ new Spring Suits, in 14, LG, 18. Blue No 48,996—Tuesdar $7. 95 Spreads, $5.80 Large size Marseilles Spreads, seal- mg or hemmed. - No OO "$6.50 Pillows, $4.60 We i filled Pillows best art teking; pair, $4.60. 3] 48 208 Tueeda: ue Re! 1" $4. 50 Blankets, $3.70 70x80 light-weight Blankets, or gray. Rlue Bird ms | $16.50 ‘Mattresses, $11. 90. full size Cotton Laver Felt 50-pound \ renget. pee ached) ‘' $9. 00 Springs, ‘$7. 20 full size Non-sag or wasrapees 2 years. Blue Bird o 49.001 Tuesday Ont $2.00 ‘Umbrellas, $1.40 American Taffeta Umbrellas, men -_ weenge; plain —— 1. OO r y Only "$15. 00 Hats, $10. 90 me tie and Colored Maline Hats. Blue 97 00% t*, ‘ \ (ni* "$1. 75 Vests, $1. x Vests, silk finish, Oniyv Misses’ Oniy. Only. °0x27 Ont in tan ral "4 or mower oe Ri or Coil Springs, for collar- Preada y Ve 49.004—7T "$1. 75 Caps, $1.20 Boudoir Caps, dainty lace and bon trimmed. rib- sizes | Only. ; ’ Ss, ¢OoV ered in | >= ‘white: 34 | Blue Let’s All Fly a Flag To welcome our boys who bravely did their bit.at the risk of their “all.” olx 4 ft 5 £8. 4g ae U. §. Flags of Government Bunting—Best Quality Made 811.00 R15.75 826.00 S35.00 $412.00 864.75 8S1.00 > an. Gxt SxI2Z 19x15 1Px Pt) 14x25 "Ox : 3 Gi... ee G 230 Ghi.csks eee S IS Giis.ss.. eee Cotton Bunting U. 8. Flags Sewed Stripes, Sewed Stars .. 1.40 3 Pe feed oe BS.50 84.25 84.75 and silk, in all sizes and Flags of Our Allies Ve have a complete stock of Allied flags in cotton, priced wool according! (Third Floor—Nugents.) Ijiue Bird No 1§ ORO -Tnesdas 59c Hose, 45c \fen’s White Lisle Half Hose, roam Blue full Va 48 G81 -—Tneedlay "$2. 50 Hose, $1.95 Women’s Silk Lose, silk-em ones 2 clockings. Rlue 2 gs! ‘$1. 35 Hose, full-fashione with $1.15 Women's i Silk Hose, lisle tops. Blue Bird * $2.00 Union Suits, $1. 40 ribbed light-weight white. . Blue Rird No. 48,084 lay Oniy 49c Union Suits, 40c Children’s Knit W aist I Suits, — 2 to le years Blue Bir oe, 48,985 $3. 15 Union Suits, $2. 80 Glove Silk Union Suits, in pink or to 3S bust. Moen ‘3a eotton ['nion Suits, in nion Biue Bird AY 1s ONE) $65.00 Suits, $46.90 Women's exclusive Suits, in dark and — shades; sizes 56 and up. Blue 1% OR ©» Onis $45.00 Suits, $34.80 new Spring Suits; sizes Women s 36 to — ok an? 2m $45.00 Coats, $39. 80 Women's new Spring Coats, in tan, gray and navy; sizes 56 to 44. Blue Bird No 12 ORD Peed $10.00 Skirts, $7.40 Women’s Skirts of wool poplin, ehude — am d serge. Blue ie O00 "$5.00 Skirts, $4.30 Women's Skirts in silk chaanes and serge: all Biue 4s onl | nie $3. 95 Smocks, $2. 80 Women's and Misses’ Smocks, sprees shades, hand smocked. Biue gee? Ontr ‘$1. 50 ‘Middies, $1. 20 All-white Middies, or with colored eollarea: sizes 6 to 22 avanocr int poplin, a17eas, Girls’ Fine Ribbed Light- Weight Cotton Union Suits one ankia eer wens rhe oes 81.25. 8 50 Women's Seeetatael Union Suits tep wit? tiaht or with shell $2.75 aloaeve 4. Sizes wide edge Rand lege. finished Sivea 82 to 40. Sizes 42 to 50 Light-weight Union Suits include sizes and styles to suit everyone $3.00 Bird No. 49.005—Tueeda: 79c Ribbon, 55c Brocaded Taffeta Ribbon. Blue B 6» 49000—1 49c Ribbon, 350. Silk Taffeta Ribbon, in plain col- ors and oe designs. Biue 19 OT “89 Handkerchiefs, 30c. \ien's all-linen llandkerchiefs, plain white. 9 HOS n fins "30c llandker Bi use ird 35¢ Handkerchiefs, Men's Colored Novelty anna . R , 49.0097 “1B e Handkerchiefs, ‘BSc. Women’ all-linen embroidered Hand! erebiefs Biue BR » 49. 010 ‘6 $1. 59 Gowns, $1. 25 Stamped Gowns, made of high - le nainsook., BRiue mV OL) Tre ' “$1. 50 Wool, $1. 20 Large ball Angora Wool, for ting orien mings BHiu . sheer ‘ir knit- v Omiy $1. 59 Pillowcases, $1. 10 Stamped Pilloweases, exceptional quality. Blue Bird No. 49.0123-—7 day Only 98c Dolls, 75c New ‘‘Sweetie Kid’ Bathing Girls, in pie me colors Biue rt No. 49,014—T $1. 25 Ouija Boards, 80c The fascinating and interesting Inek game, Blue Fat- Na 40 OLS Pueeta Oniy $39.75 Carriages, $28.90 Genuine Reed Baby Carriages, gear: all finishes, . 47 o18 Pyceta« Bicycles, $30.90 Girls’ and Bors’ W _— finest > nag fully equipped Riue, 49 017 "$30.00 Rugs, $24.90 Seamless Brussels Rugs. in all colors. seerla (yr ties osir oe $37 95 91° new patterns, Men's Extra Light-Weight Ribbed Cotton Union Suits re ee alee. ¢., % * engeth Women's Extra Fine Light- Weight Cotton Union Suits Tight knee or wide leg. fin- fxshed with shell edge aiso bod- ice atyle, tight knee white or pink: sizes 32 to 490 Size 42 to 69 bust measure (‘liosed ecroti h edge, white or pink wide or to 49 buat measure mearure Rird Na in O1L8~—Tueadav Only .00 Rugs, $47.90 9x12 Roval Wilton Rugs, small de- signs, in all — Rinse Hird No. 49.019 Tuesday Oni $1.50 Linoleum, $1.15 Sq. Yd. 6-ft.-wide Inlaid Linoleum, extra standard quality. Biue Birla Noa. 49.070—Tueseday Only. 75c Cretonnes, Beautiful Cretonnes in bedroom tones. Blue Bird No. 498.%!1—TF 35c Voiles, Colored border Curtain Voiles. Blue Bird No. 6$9,07%—Tueeday Only. Curtains, $3.60 Filet and Novelty Net Lace Cur- tains, in beautiful patterns. 7 Blue Bird No. 49.0°%— Tuesday Only. $1.25 Paneling, 90c¢ Sectional Panel, 9 in. wide and 2% vards long; in ivory and Arabian. Blue Rird Ne. 49.094 —Tresday Only. 98c Shirts, Infants’ Silk and gives . ments to 3 vears. No 49. 0°5 Tuesday "$1. 25 Sleepers, 90c Children’s fine Nainsook Sleepers; sizes 2 to . years. Blue Bird Neo. 49.0° Tueeday 75¢ ‘Petticoats, Children’s tucked and lace-trim- med Petticoats: sizes 2 to 6 years. Riu: tird No. 49:0°7-—Tresdavy Only. $3. 50 Middies, $2.90 Children’s White Middies: sizes 4 to S years. Rird Noa 49.0°R Tuesdaw $10.00 Corsets, $7.90 Louise pink brocaded Cor- sizes up to 30, Ftrd No 49.0°°°9-—Tueaday $1.00 Brassieres, 75¢ Lace hp eee, button front stvle; all sizes up t o 44. Blue Ried 19.020 —-Tr: On's $2. 25 ‘Chemise, $1. 90 Envelope Chemise of nainsook or pink batiste. Bive Bir’ No. 49._081—Teeeday Cin! e $3.00 Gowns, $2.20 Pink Batiste or Crepe Gowns. Blue Rird No 49,03%-—Tyesday Ont: $8.50 Kimonos, $6.90 Crepe de Chine Kimonos, ribbon trimmed. Bive BRird No $1.90 Mn! $2.25 Petticoats, $1.90 Black Sateen Petticoats, eulbroid- ered flounce. Bive Bird No 49 094—Trasday On'ir. $1.00 Ties, 70c Men's Silk Four-in-Hand Ties. Biue Rird Noa, 49 035-—Tues4+y Only $1.95 Shirts, $1.40 Men’s Soft Shirts, various mate- rials, some with silk bosom, Biue Bird No. 49,030-—~Tueedtar $4.95 Bathrobes, Men’s Terry Cloth Bathrobes, with silk cords. Blue Bird Neo 49. 047-—-Treatar $20.00 Suits, $16.90 Rovs’ Spring Suits, cheviots velours; sizes : to 18, Rive Bird No 9 O88 -Treedavw $7.00 Oxfords, $5.90 Women's Military Oxfords in ee black and mahogany tan. Biue tired No 49 O38-Treesedav Only. $7. 85 Oxfords, $6.60 Women's Black Satin Oxfords, hand. a solas. Ltiue 19 OO T+ $6. 00 Shoes, $4.90 Women's high heeled Pumps or Oxfords, also Military Oxfords. Bive Bird No. 49,041 Pueaday Only $7.00 Shoes, $5.40 Oxfords, in English or me- round toes. No 40 04 Tresdey Only "$2.50 Cords, $1.60 ornamented with Blue delicate eeday Only. Wool Shirts; Only. ue Onls M me. sets: Blue Onir On'y Only. and (imn.s eeAny frynls Men's dium Biue Silk Dress Cords, bead tassels. Biuve Bird No 49,.0423-Tueeday 68c Silverware, 55c Roger & Bros.’ Nickel Silwer Tea spoons, G for Sofie. Biuve Hird No 49.044 Treatave On! $45.00 Dresses, $29.80 Women's Dresses. in all atvlish modela and materials: sizes 364-42. Rive Bird No moa Tuesaday Ont« $5.00 Hats, $4.10 Men's new Spring Soft Felt Hats, in brown, green and tan. Blue Bird e 49 046 Cyeeday $5. 45 Suits, $4.30 Linen Middy Suits, in blue, trimmed in white: sizes 4 to 9, Biue Birt No. 49.047~—-Tueeday Onie. 29¢ Cambric, 21c Lonsdale Cambrie, (on's Ciniy. Rovs’ 36-inch soft Gnish Bive Wire No 419 O48 louseday 45c Casing, 320 bleached Piquot Oni 45-inch Pillow Casing. Biue Hird Ne “$590 $8. 50 Trousers, $5.90 Men's and Young Men's Trousers, in all good materse. Riue Hird Na Tvueedar $10.00 Capes, $7.60 Serge Capes; sizes §& to 14 Onis Oni. Girla’ vears. Rive i No eatae $2.95 Dresses, "$2.30 Tub Dresses: sizes 6 to 14 Only. Girla’ rears. Rive Rira Na NO5° ._Tueetey Only $2.65 Sheets, $1.85 Finest quality Sheets, inches. . Bive BRir4é Ne 49 05%4.—Teeretey Only. $2.00 Scarfs, $1.40 Filet Dresser Scarfe, 18x54 inches. 72108 ——s MUNSINGWEAR Women's Fine Ribbed Cot. ton Union Suits finished with ehell closed styles aiso bodice etyle, knee. Sisesa 32 $1.25 $1.35 Rand top, ope rT or tight Sizes 42 to 69 buat (Fourth Ficor _» o* ene ee ~~ + eee oe P oO ans nom . te oe" ~ J ae " . pS Nw ORR ASIA il MT Ri li a aaa ad cael eae, ~ en - Side oo “r GE tad Ps , x. = Ye 8 ——— ee ae , Se RO eo Re aa ho nits > Se RE. oa el oF * ae a Be. a we aad Pee oe. , he *~ vei de © ww > ope nae : ’ ~ . ~~ ~ ~ « ” ~~ ~*, Cae + he, ee and oa A ROSS a ea pAleubaiidiinn Macatee tM FO? ve Me Se Mee en, tease “rr? &

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PY PE ORE NS EEE TY ae ee RN ee -~ en eee ee ee ewe ee st LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © | MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 28. 1919. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5 — —_—-- — — - — ce eee wae - = . ae te — erento > ~ ——— * - ee -- EE eo ee ~ - - ~——, South Thirtepain acvece) MEE 3 a oa —— : Barks S10 8 * gy ec 0S ONE : 6602 Alabama avenue, com- With the 130th Machine Gun Bat- il int ith street; Everett L.. Ae ——— , “Larkin 530 St. Ag son, kite : . o* , . Vils 3 lo ,-t i ly Wye) 7 "fe ave o Ere " Company A, Emil L. Was Wilso1 » To : TON venue, a . “5 ln the Princess iii “TT t: ji« to have deeper lines on their faces’ » anding the medical supply detach-_. talion, i bow Divisions to Newport and a more set and serious look tham yyent. mund, 1820 Elliott street. With Reb. a 1324 Boyle avenue. Vi t § d —-— e 110th Supply Tra 1@ .y ; nts } ‘ . n= . ns » & Lore Swine ( : met. Ba “ . oe : eo men of the other rugtments 7 With Field Hospital 137, William Company S, Se ret. Ewing ¢ . Green i Tt 0s ac aha a ic Ory On S == s Pirest Lieutenant officers. who have watched the men Il. Henton, 5223 Delmar boulevard. .§ o: Laclede avenue; Corp. Joseph On the South Carolina, wit th - ta shall. 6629 Kingesb . dav by day, cannot see this change. With Field Hospital 138, Maj. Wil "- MeKinley, 2022 Wing's highway ~~ Continued on Next Page. ; BUY TODAY = * Ray EF. Seitz, 663 A machine gunner's place in battle liam W. Gilbert, 401A Greer avenue, | " : = Mame (attached): MACHINE GUNNERS OF is a desperate one, and these men commanding: Sergt. Chester O .. S = Hereford Jr.. 115 ; Es: “Beret. ’ ° > ss ; air : | = ¢ 7) ‘ 4 . seem to me to bear in their coun Sprecklemeyer, 4867 Cote Brilliante James ID P OLD 2ND RETURN tenances the impress of those five With Ambulance Co. 137, Manuel | it Wrenue;: Sergt. Orv | an | days in the Argonne. kKowalsky, 5620 Cate cs avenue. i” ‘Waterman aX enue. Soon Playing Bascball. With Ambulance Co. 138, First ‘ ) | ry \rm V4 ) ae PR. . red. ripe, "he With Company ; St. Louis Personnel of 110th Most of the returning soldiers! Jjeut. Walter L. Barbour, 5007 Wa ‘ a | HK S | | R | | ()} 2 R \ I( j LK Soiamenanal ee een, 3210 Be | went to Camp Stuart, and so fast did terman avenue: Paul M. Brown, 3926 4 ° Por Crisp, Big for Le Corp. Archibald c=: Supply Train Largely the the delouser work and s0 ACcCCUS- | Y{eareford street: Hlenry H. Hoff- ae } : ee en, Cc tender os ie | Bell avenue: Corp, _tomed are the men to taking up neW | j»yann 610 Water street: Charles J lhe measure of Service a bank can give heads. ... ; 6116 Page boule , si 2 } } Pay I Ls» ‘ ’ . ; : : . ’ F re Eee si if ance , wo. 5 “ ?) ) ies ‘ } : ? . 5 » - «] 4 ‘ « > Tes . ‘ ~ 0 . . ; Y S| - ‘ .) as F " "7 \ rmra”’ t i¢é VA e ‘ a 4 men on the Antigone, all but 85 con : eeve and as quickly taken off.:! Steffens. 5924 Natural Bridge a \e- : . cannot di up! icate this vi hy Ik y mol ¢ ce bboy 7 lies ae @er, 1311 Market str a. - — _em ——— > oO g : ; ’ iia , . it A roger s } ' A . a “ys VYalescents were members of th | These chevrons testify that the man/ nue With Company B, Corp ‘al , ae weeees ST: d . a drink. » }ingineers lliami ¢ Henn. 10 tL if i cluding field hospitals loi, 138, Lo driver the service car who took | Hickory street and William A. Gree) Femeeen ATE | Co ll nity Clu lh Ss ward; Corp. George. : | Fad teil ) = ‘S La Salle street; Cory ‘ . 3 F > 7 a) ‘Ay “ : th ) ) ye tt. + ‘ *) ’ . and 140 and Ambulance Companies, them town verified this, You 4539 Washington boulevard Corp 5940 » Ses "? al ] d > ? ‘iol e we 108, ! rs! —_ 140, the 10th } i€ ld 1 hers etzel ave Signal Battalion, including its smal! ) ny ry F. Doerrer. 3807 | ! . ; ee Becond street: Corp. but effective pigeon section, and a ney. 411; Peck stre small detachment of 26 men from the er , | / , "~, of : oe alt ' h | ie Canes re uct I t KO, . f ‘ oa - 137th, 139th and 140th Infantries. \ A valu at cannot ri ' he ice than you poss! ‘ are W. Prass, 5623 Th Every one of these units took partgin © 1 7 x eeenigg s > ; finest 1 he at; a Fi ol , cream baked Senne ? : | ie James M. Weston, 1 ; * »} > CEQaLlly ; ig . ; : . S : 2 , - -- -- a °5e quality sige . . ; ' & enue, Corp. Pralw: the Argonne offensive, and several x + | ’ quality. Pound Y, - iSe Tupiit bdward nen wear decorations. ‘ 7 BO OK ap » ave Hich A for Siznal Mf } Omorrow small 1c: dium . 35 Gibson avenue, Jph igh Honors for Signal Men, JUMBLES Bye - $1. Be - = an: Wise mouth paca - : po tet 3 ) The 117th Field Signal Battalion. James H. Ostrande "s Bs Which was originally organized in | You will cer sprees Country Club or “aaa Fi — ~Ixkansas City, now has many replace- ed “or aise , : de «Ib. GOLD MEDAL jeans With temato 3 ments fren other states, but its tremely Ow, ‘Fry :.a = 3p eon = 69 wuee and pork ; LSe Aelg wt W, S commander, me scagrmes T. Smith, pound, Per pound.. | } value; No, 2 ean, 2 ear rm > Hem is from Kansas C This unit claims — ‘s Sh the distinction ae hevihe received — a " ‘ 2% | oes ) more decorations and citations than GOLDEN a Most pe rsons must ' any other signal corps battalion. Mrs. | a th | ‘Y mn their feet rea Maude Radford Warren, the honor- K E ie ' of an atone we lly ‘ary Major of the battaliotr, met the Economica van Camp's est ast constams ae : | : / safe, sat or Wilson's, nigAes Frac bs. mt len condition caused | Fouth Carolina while it was steaming fresh churne 4 ri ; HT] Road } } isfvir om 444 ery butter 4; ranu a & the subsurface blood ‘ . . ci Ss, ‘ Ss C- 31e Moon Chop :* | on. pke yy 1¢s } i . i H! he ime . » = “=, ‘ ecet‘e* s >.” . «€ ie . int} : le Headaquart ad 41 . a \ Ou al ( anc oy eto seaihe he -- OU ar manda of K ro ee ai C a ‘ one. Oe s. Cisermrcsiete or Ene- ‘i ness and excess pers nin rigade eaaquarters ane 1e | > verse ae ott) » euagcedinanty x ens wure — kfaat -% > : ; P i~_eN . he sieth: vest 4 1iéTs., u'll i} ; Jew el rend 31 | niié rom lish ang P my 30¢ al a trate ad the pores an ee . eM ries s grow! : ‘ 2 enuse (‘al-o-eide cost motor transport administrative —~ ™ | i . it too. Tr ** Poun ) ' rrown, conmipany, all three being part of the . ¥ ; Vs oY Georg ette Tatfeta “ ae : : from any druggist. Thirty-fifth Division: the First Bat- : ~ eh brown css — ~RYE on iD SBI seeece tka aa Georgette i te . DS wrapper a "9 EA : wril remove the most | ; | 1 — es Give this treat to vo } talion of the 346th Infantry, which {i re HG ) 7 Combinations Miia ’ | ia cing the wax eli 1 C P ’ appearance,-—ADY, the first to go overseas, and most o! : : r — — was a depot regin ent: Base I[los- N ~ r > es MS Psy x ¥ loaf, ie | the wore two or three gold stripes. ST 5 | | [' ff +e Mo a oF 4 b t : . Mobile Hospital 1, with Unit K of STIPE LATTeUa egies, at ompbinations — re Council Bluffs, lo., also returned on '¢ ay of C) lean. . Ditais 1,-9, 17, 52, o8, 67 1] O&. The fh / \ Pa ‘ P] | : | Shea _ ie ; men in these commands he re einbue ne : ws AlC ant bie eM Sis Roe and Taffeta the Matoika with a record of two ee cee Spencers ay | || eee All the popular colors for the Spring and Summer season. BRAUNSCHWEIGER |'°28c VEALLOAF =." “Wi Minced Wa 1 200 on the Princess Matoika were Evac- ; ; ee its ] 8 its l. ye ‘ ] 4. ¢ qd r | , ’ see i 4 tf ; IGER |. 206 | V r : ‘ ' Pe ‘ etsiee | CU _ A | Weaeet iibiteette POLISH |'26¢ CERVELAT © 29 BOLOGNA rer Te eee oe bes r a ane rene - ' a ied io) } _ } A fs 43 a’ oun oo ; i TONGLE @AI@ ARE ne 2 ot ; hiekled, ee ee ene suns of ti: UB tag fhe new stvles. if anything, are more pleasing because nioop, SAUSAGE °‘\' 24¢ Pig’s Foot Souse |," |/5¢ each. France and bronzed by the Atlan aed cteperncdtigioed coe tees — sith ae QO} | their vouthiul, strarolit lines, and the striking patterns BACON , VEAL BEEF Hamburger JOWLS diers as they filed off the boats and | Bid oes | ES and colors of the new materials add cl 5 Springtime freshness. formed for the march to camp. |. 7 na } Suga RiB CHOPS & “Db S: fresh There is a frankness and openness , bh | B re ‘yond cl doubt thei Prac etul, sle nde) 4 lines will find ereat am Seow Steak ib.. 30 ur round, Per . about the mid-westerners which Fae avor Ww 1{ 1) WoO | er C eaks aig Cy per ~ ae + lé men who ae mire the richness of smart sIm- 4 STEW Pe “0c Mh identifies them even here where men | from all over the country land from pl icity in aA ppa re]. mpeinls. German helmets and. cer : (FRESH BEEF LIV wee FRANKFURTERS . - EZ epeniv, German helmets and cer- y Cc 1h. bines obviously tied to their packs ——- or in their hands. They exult that Tatfeta they are back home again, and they and hese I: roe Ks should, nid undoubte dly \W 1} ple aise the niost (lis- ee Apple Butter ‘cuntrs Club. 32c) do it so that all men may hear Figured | criminating women, The stvles and materials indie , ir ——— : Als ate that then — PEANUT BUTTER BUX. tase = [fg They like to stamp the ground when Georgette j oe | yas : : they first step off the wharf, and Combination, vVaitles have not been exageerated One penny. They are hel apes oftered Count ot " . _ rest, ou rs uth fay “boy, that’s the ground.” One $19.95 at just a little more than halt their ACTUA L, worth ed. -— Ge Tapioca em q a 10c 3 , | , Es _| Irritation even when sha ; led. = . on whens eS Tb lad, clinging perilously to the shrouds of the Antigone today, Drees ‘tion—Thir Maar Hulk, white, wound, pound. -_— yelled, “vive la’ Amerique,”’ this iy : xia : | | ieee ho yD Oimans ue "996 “Qa Eg Cc baking or a ) : —~g - . Ic, olumbus Oleo ih , ACT] sheortenine — > ite gurgiv r some of Men Bring Dogs. - Sale Price “A - Many of the ers ’ . S [ P t Ine . and Lesiires ae al after the manner f Sy L. al € rice, } _ PET OLEO oy. pri 21¢ of us South Missourians There Pa . “a Karo ” Hlue label, 3c — r 2° 14¢ machine gunners i,t had been violent rules against tak- $ s Leet ; ib. can ing dogs abonsrd the ship, so not nn Uae 1h: | Ye V | ~—— ‘17 Bulk, 25 more than a dozen had been got on | Soe or UA a OF . a ues a Cocoa le. -Ib in C Ih C One of these, 4 most unprepossess at ae ' ; “ung Nourtah ~ fing mixture of niany hunting strains Wd to ‘ ender BROKEN RICE e Ib C Hamed “Sooner” was put off the ship ! d's oe | $29.50 one WALL CLEANER rmpreige 8c i ee __ —ssIPAPER ' four times. and finnliv was taken eboard by being tied in a sack i@ mute. one AN BARS S ig ~~ y's | | : | ; AS) SOAP 6 FOR 25¢ lee sakes body and brain 3 which one en ft 3 avin ine, TT wee Sliiite : me } ' ( : hie ry Baking Powder, Vent I | ity. doubles strength, Kooner was pulled off .th . sources of ths HOUSE OF SUT] ate | + 2 bas STRIKINGLY 3 M AR] Seminas th con aan gp ti i*5 lien, vim ené viger trailed through the water and pulled D SRS Thay Ls) | : "RAPS from the La Vogue and onan 7 ’ the shi Siete ta LEADERSHIP. Phe illustrate oun i | \ R \T ir s Solid BOTTLED PICKLES oom sour l5¢ up the side of , a ’ ‘ , / : several other makers of Coats, ack ed. ) . ‘ail, Mos a Se me ceama cae os ee | ecret remedy with a dog had.a pass on the pier What can be accomplished in pre r | | i i on a ee | ) : “LH | | , ‘. oo ¢ ‘ ‘ . \ he y HRitter’s whole ry — , Pa ' fia ¥ ihe formvuia ed ~ : ged ac viding cleyant, smart Suits— at aye , Capes and Dolmans of the better Ets are CATSUP "itter= who [Ig] Force. Gee : re : Through quarantine The were ~\ Pete tpt he | 4 ee ee a ea yee , ur sotics doe puppies carr’ te very moderate prices. Thev ar =\\ | —~ kind. This sale embraces wraps —|Pear! Soap *''° "Ap tusette bags Paes . , w | for street wear, Sports travel and Avondale a ie ste tnt die mndad presented in a variety of smart rk MY | OF | beer, ; rer Brick, LIMA ; Mai the 40th Motor Tranano: Spring stvles in PAG \ the car. They are developed in CHEESE Y jee ¢ | ee ee | av, i, / Gabardine, Wool Poplin, Serge, |], as yee ‘von- Preserves \" ™ 23cH BEANS ~ | Navy | Wool Velour, Delhi, Summer Major Faught, who commanded it Wool Poplins, Shepherd Checks Navy | untib after the armistice was not sal : | / | au | With it, having. gone to a hospital Serges, designed in the popular belted ( heviot. | and been sent to another unit after models, box coats, tailored and semi tal ‘Yecovering it wis commanded bs e rr] . . "aur ly! ‘ , elo) rose Capt. Wright. The = enlisted men lored effects, The Spring colors prevail ya No Check Serge Cape. Navy, black, tan, jon eo personne! is almost « ntirely the sar mutt Sectineattaied Miu me rn Suit, Tan and lue and hrown are the COLOTS., mS when it left St. Louis, and it és . a eee tS Combination, $15 | iM excellent shape al THOMAS W. GARLANE Pe COICO COCCI CII CII , f

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TR MK SRR Tr, Scuensetees - , ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1919. ST LOUIS POST DISPATCH MANY ST. LOUISANS Street; Coyp. Wiliam F. Halpin, 5149 | Edgar F. Shmitz, 5385 Waterman av- ‘TWO WO NEW SUPPER CLUBS “OPENED House, Supper Club, 5:30 p. m.:; 53d Anniversary Celebrated. school hall and marched to the Minerva avenue | @ Te hn H. Hiage ns, 1803 kK enti- _ hr “ist Cc hure h Cathedral, clothin “a . " , AMONG MEN WHO » ng ree ee ue ; ” ) Del 3 p. m S The fifty-third anniversary of S*. church, where solemn high mass was With Company B, Sergt. Oscar G.! nett place; Charles Taylor, 570! er gy “xtensions of Work of cg LANDED YESTERDAY I - } 7 I > " ’ . 44 . “A T hey Are Iexte ns ons 0 i Frida vy—Holy Cros . He ' +} John Berchman’s Acoly thical Sock - celebrated af ‘ O° ex kK The v Safi on, i 40 Bavard avenue; Sergt. mar boulevard mi Community Service Organization. — ‘ - , 2 sy ~ ouse, ciothe- ? a 7 . ‘ ‘ ‘ ; Walter P. McCarthy, 4037 Kennerly With Evacuation Hospital 4 —EC- Two new supper clubs have been eho "10 on a Class for supper ty of St. Joseph's Catholic Church, accompanied by Company B, avenue; Sergt. John R. Martin, 36 gar J. Brinkmeyer, o226 University ity Servic s, orth Tenth street, 2 p. Bleventh and Riddle streets, was formed Rank, C. kK. of A., soldiers i» .. 1 7th Field Signal Battali: (* - ‘ ae . . opened by the Community service . > : A Mh et _ : ion, om Highland Terrace; Sergt. Nathan E_ | street a ees ae ‘, lic ly Bos e- Gibson Center, Supper celebrated by about 300 members uniform and friends of the organ- BROADWAY 643 ae. 5 Riggin, Juaquin, 4505 sige , avenue With the sick and wounded-- Organization, one at the Catholic) Club, 5:30 p. m. yesterday. The members met at the ization ‘ (‘le “ ; : “¢? ee re ‘ 4 ‘ , > : } —T | - . wee 4 m - . nthe : ew ulff, 4260 Russell avenue. Witt ri ea “a ‘nene 80. T ‘treet: ames), —_— , Se ‘me 30 a) Roe ao: uve ue Mn Wright street: Fred "ithahtbanres Corps, 3044 Thomas street, or 4 bene Wesley House Sete seis ISSR SSSR ASR oR SR SR RR oR SR SRE SR RRR A dsompany ‘ret hy farher ces ~, > . , rn = I 's Phil C. Ge rber, 4567 Arco avenue: Corps. Edward J. Hall. 805th Pioneel! Infantry, $12 meet on Tuesday nights. The sche- 72338 Sullivan ave Sagres ‘he tober mics il ne Elizabeth avenue; kamp, 3211 Natural Bridge road: sabaareen animes i a ckrodt street. 10:30 a. m.: Adams Seret. James age, » Klizaheth Corp William A. ' School. clothing, 2 p. m.; Pestalozzi wWyvenue;: Sergt ville V. Ruler, 6335 | Temple wpa ose oe * “ ~ i. e . 4 » ‘ nee ee oe on te a tod Tie ee ut eer * «* - emer * ae ee -_ er & >. pine ° eve « eee eat he age ber of (Congress from the First L@u- * age ta yt We are giving, free_of charge, with each FEDERAL WASHER, two self-rinsing washtubs, on a strongly built bench, as illustrated below. These tubs are a wonderful labor-saver. To drain them all you do is pull out the stopper and the soapy rinsing water runs direct into the floor drain. No lifting of water, and the floor is always dry. Sounds good, doesn’t it? | “ site Fe a nate " eae * > n cm " wi one ” : » — trimmed, others plain and semi- tailored: long, grace- ful skirts: offered to- morrow at _ 50¢ Poplin chea wide: silk finish early today Chorlins, 1437 He served in the Southern army Waterm: place; Corp. William’ H. |! and had served in six sessions of Con-| School, clothing, 8 p. m. ALETrMAn Avenue. Chandler 4149 Enrigch , AS F 2 aye TT} ‘sd; Distrie ff e. Provi With Compan . I) MM pay nPignt§ avenue; | gress 1ursday—District office rovi- ‘ Serr , uS , i atoms ms ‘tai )l: o¢ . ‘ , McHugh cae a ot iwvius -|Corp. Bernard J. Schilling, 2006 Penn ; dent Association, food, 3024 North ‘ ; Fw . t ifhce nt “ey nue | . “pa . . > > ‘ . ’ M M . Corp. Archibald - ( pedi ty Street; Corp. Edward F. Schindler, THERE ARE FIVE WAYS of ger- Newstead avenue, 1! a. m.; Mt. Au- , ‘Cc ale . Owen, 3672 Rus- Qn SESE ESSIMC a . RRs «: ‘ , ‘ - ‘@ell avenu ac a: 15" Wyoming street: tussell J.) ting Want Ads to the Post-Disnatch burn Church, food, 2 p.m.; Kingdom . . e- . ¢ “year " ;? eh . , . ,: nae teed, ee we erriaen avenue; | ing of f the top of the jar the butter ‘ec ; ' ' “A. bonnet, “241A Cass! was found to be as sweet and palata- avenue; Otto J. Roehl, 3232 South | avenue: Corp. John C. Waltman. 5012 ble as if made but the day before Dakota avenue; Corp Arthur J.) Minerva avenue: John A 6 ate se ater Anna Harding stopped 1s office as she was pass- he ae weal E vee tne ow te he oe area a ¥ P " em 7 ° : sa habdbhbobcd ad he eri iil) ATT SE think of Miss Dray- mmo, > wi 30c Ginghams ‘tain colors or plaid and stripes, fast eolors, desirable “10¢ leneths, vard... $1.39 Silk Bags Moire Bags; b lack, navy, taupe, gray mirror and arnik : sarthal!l, - 0 Natur Pride@oe reo: 3433 Kk —— — oo — ‘ f O] guess she wou Sarth ot $44 ittural I ridge road: 84383 ke okuk street: ¢ orp. John Alt- To Cure Habitual Constipation the se Sergt. Bernard if. Simon, 8s825A mansberger, 3709 Hydraulic avenue Take “ Fox With Pepsin” reg- ) te) 4 gr , . , * or ’ ; , : . ; 1iahh Without it. use it the very vard; Corp. George Schworm, 2762A Willard Rogers, 1135 North Leonard are to be provided with American irst thing after coming from the bath, La Salle street; Corp. Albert J. Con- | 4venue, Corp. Harry J. Barrett, 4445) made artificial limbs. according to one con glee man. = sing nal ners, 5940 Etzel avenue: Corp. Hen-/| Hunt avenue; Corp. Martin Sieving,' an arrangement made bv the Ameri- ry I. Doerrer, 3807 North Twenty- 2117 Carolina street; Sergt. Wenne- can Red Cross mission to the Bal- fecond street; Corp. Joseph S. Ken- ar W. Schuette, 1662 South Jeffer- kans. A plant for the manufacture ney, 4117 Peck street: Corp. Hlugo son avenue: Corp. Henry Cc Feagan. of artificial limbs. established hv the VW Prass, 6°? Pheodosia avenue: 4 14 Canian place > Herbert Wallace, American Red Cross. is now operat- ps cow + tee ge ee replied Dora is Pipe Gries \W ie 1 al nanslaughter. Water from Jub 6 . : it's amanda Sauaneie to nllow vour wife to ruin CHll2 Lz Hloor- her health over a rub board when the Federal Washer can be bought for $5.00 down and $8.00 THIS OFFER EXPIRES MAY Sth \.\ 2 ="" FEDERAL ELECTRIC ine vol cah remarkable deodorant Burton “Personally. I a te ~~ . ~* a —,S SM. BENS be > =, poe © - - $1.29 Silk Poplin 36 43inehes wide: fast black wage be AR a Main 3059 1200 PINE ST. Central 4851 James M. Weston, 1328 Walton ay-|5174 Wallace avenue; Raymond, ing in Belgrade area ea aed eae aieade abe abe ade ahead ake ite aleaheikear atabeababeaeadeateaheakeakeikeiteareare eabeabababab aba abatatatararar arate enue; Corp. Edward W. Dmvis. 4418 Kirkwood, 4438 Chouteau avenue, poplin, Gibson avenue; Jphn H. Lang Jr., Corp. Harry E. Spangler, 4447 Eas- y vard.. 1453 South Second street: Corp,, 0 avenue; Corp, John P. English, . James H. Ostrander, 5026 Bircher/°‘°5 Southwest avenue; Jarry J. | | Askemeyer, 5195 Vernon avenue: | | ‘or 33 N | oc Flour Bags Corp. Mark MecAleenan, 1433 North : | | Wear Smaller Newstead avenue; Wilson’ King WD tt pened ten eee s201A Easton avenue; Corp. Henry "0 3 | | special for Tues G. Hartwig, 2726 Caroline street: We quote no comparative © @ Charge purchases | > ay’s selling Shoes Joseph Bortman, 4027 South Grand prices »)? Our east payable ‘ avenue; Andrew J. Corcoran, 4029 oe ae Most persons must wear larger shoes | Garfield avenue. : GAVETUSUNG. in June. than their feet really require because With Company D, Capt. George A. | ! ™ an — esninenye putted or swol- C;riffith. 5445 Maple avenue: Sergt. . 509 Washington Ave aie — “ : 25¢c Towels en condition causes r¢€ rest } James / ole . 06 Rast P : Hen ed H ek, S1Z@ the iabtbrtae Ilood raieiie But this G > ° e i est of all system purifiers. They | , Suits: nay , Maen James F. Schnaus. 5401 Ppreey: 4, \ he = = hh, ace 4 urchase f Bi a D tings sav that calomel — | the | nved | \ ‘ Corp. Harry F. Simon, 412 West Da- CG \aae \\\ (i eee ° - stymach, lew ana Kidneys Gee , take vis street; Corp. Frank P. Byrne SS gi ® B —— i purifies the blood from all poisons, is nion 3546 Caroline street: Jose th A 2a. af, -/, BN ~~ = Ye oa ; : ‘ , making the system pure and clean | ~~ = Suits, 50¢ kel 5294 Ida] \ - O Phili wie : >~ ‘ The entire surplus of an Eastern maker of finest co that nature ean quickly restore the cel, 5224 Idaho avenue; Corp. Philip , > | ) Dresses. Several hundred captivating garments on health A. Williams, 7521 Harter avenue: _ OS | ‘ , = cee ree ’ | PR +) Sathe) , . al | \s ‘field avenue; Corp. Charles Schmidt tail would require columns. Suthicient to say there yopular than the old, 7 a live! eld § rp. s } Be a ba i —_ a eleanser and system purifier Calotabs i Dit Minnat> Gerar ane are all sizes in every coneeivable color and in styles ae lorgan street: erard A. Raf 5 , . ; : are nore effeetive than the old styl Dressing Sacques Par ’ of) car ‘ "An ° > ri 4" op ™ ' , . | ‘ . : ‘ > ;* = acoe - ~~. 4 ’ : » . io ie «cris , ferty, ll Fern street: Edwin ’. ; suitabl: hor all oceasions, fashioned ol highest rracde ealomel, yet are entirely delightful OF cnn te nercale "wee Rossman, 5575 Waterm: ave : af - ' : . - ys ood ~ ) oc a rn “ee ins ; , ae eet materials of in effect. One Calotab at bedtime, Sacques, formerly r ). a er . ORC ac é Z ’ . @ # \ . aan) j . co . , / or a | on P ee | ken rach, 4 % . Nt with a swallow of water. that’s all. 7 sold at $1.95 9 Varrelman avenue; Corp. James G A\ * 24 ° 1; VW" agro F led ae (gvipe, Seal A No nausea, no salts, nor the slightest special e ' r > J ; or a . , » ¢ . . ,* tp’ J / z ; , ' a’ . Ri ete . . a weal accion : BW // ex.s \’ ry “S a. capes asantness. Next morning vou all hampooing b orp. Charles TI’. Sanders, 4738 Cup- ef > (eg VAT ¥ 3 awake fecling fine ioe» heenke wel pies place Walter L, Burks 4954 ons for breakf al Kat what ' ’ , ve ' ‘ms e + \ ay > ) II, ) Cc : vette te etite 1% ; a t VO} ' b f | Magnolia avenue; Walter T. Lindsev, Rt 4 / 1 e Be ade d [ lain George le S fe | ate tenia and go where you please | 50c Kitchen Apron The secret o 11531 Warren street; Corp. Louis J = A 7s. I: igured Sik [: oulards q ea mn cca 1s no restriction of habit lade of extra qualits healthy up-to-] | poi. a2 : i i aN ae | rT wa a * Shae Site. | ) : date shaving is es aad Go Sopa endiampions niga ib — \\ tas WPS cin Dotted Silke I: oulards AR eg boss So diet or danger of salivation, , ham, ¢1 "590 35¢ SASS SR SR SAA SSAA SSSR Se RR SS SER Se SR er Sr SSeS een lustrous silk eit tn Pam “ow © fe ae vo et he aati seis nee ah ashley CM DEE OS Oe ee: SEED eh . - c pA : 2 a ne ee tials * “ a ee ~ ~~ ww a -“e-* Cf ee ee — ———e ey SCICIES GIGI IeIe) CIC CII. ttt ined ra . “?* * “oe me * %~ a alike —) : ‘pot © > © > ‘ ‘ ** . | LCE, ’ 1 A live street: Wilbur R ‘ + “i = ’ alotabs are sold oniv if} orivina use of Cuticura * ea vag tap , Y Vs en oi 2 Be ’ pieces: ROR Soap, the ‘‘Cuti- bil S, S1SSA Washington boulevard \ | | ae “ie Kea quisile f igured Georgelles Bee eS ale packages, price -thirty-fi' With Company E, William P. Da- | , aT, ured Geor tle P ) h , Hi . Se Se n Your druggist recommends vis, 3840 Delmar boulevard; Corp. ; g J ge € COMOUTATIONS and guarantees Calotabs, and will re , - FF ouw ¢é xX Toy — = slimy Robert Werner, 3818 Juliana street: af ite me 1 ye\ Combinations O . ar ee hg ; . a > ‘ ‘ : ; 4 ‘~ ° , 4 p oe". in: your money | ’ ll are } ae + stem, gem gpre Corp. Robert Ix Overbeck, 4549 AL : a ‘AYN f / oul urd re al oien sat ADV : $1.50 Lace ee : irritation even when shaved twice daily. Olive street; Earl R. Immell, T201A \One soap for all uses—shaving. bath- South Broadway; Lee T. Welch, 4549 jing, shampooing, not to speak of its} | Manchester avenue, Jerome L. Mc- Value in promoting skin purityandskin} !ugh, 1122 Rutge health due to its delicate Cuticura medi- With Company F-—Capt. George cation. Doubles safety razor efficiency. P. Kohlberg, 3952 Arsenal = street; Re sure and try Cuticura Taleem, an antiseptic.) (| [rying J. Ecker, 3411 Alberta street: 4 Ceol'ne dustin preee of fascinating fragrance % cents of all | deal cura Way". No _ > ge Nottingham Lace Cur- tains, wt, pes: a} (53. 00 Curtains Sergt. John J. Dowd, 6207 Famous er AG oF. Ff ck ad es ) | ' Hts tte. " : : 4 ; ‘ ; 4 ye ‘ . i . . > . . f} ? ’ i, } me avenue; Edwin ise Jeffries, 6014 : of Vv Vag : | ] ; . : , , »y bn 4h? ' ; aw - inis with lace insertion Westminster place; Corp. George \ AY “ - A Re : ) — | | 20 i fanev edg A ‘ ~ . ; - i a . ‘ - v ’ ; ' ' ‘ 4 > 4 J nt) if ic v ‘ ie Vastian, 2218 Chouteau avenue; . ‘ +. ' 1 \ , y f ‘ ‘ P , ' ot v - —. Pup 4 ‘ q v . ; : P j ‘ > : , j . y > da. j 4 Murray W. Donnell, 6840 Enright Ve hi NS he : ii ks j “e > 2 ; y - % ° . : ‘ . +. ; , \ ‘ ‘ ‘ . ~~ id 5 : - , ’ ; a ad ee SES. roll a.” Ser hy Fi _ ee ee ~ * street So ——. oe ae SLOT ARCS aa SPS Fy Ryne ge et pe ee Ge 2 adh * ET we fn ot + AP DNaeag Lae as ede Btat _ 4 ell avenue; Clarence R. Strother, 4562 Easton avenue; Corp Allen WN Knapp, 4821 Cote Brilliante avenue Simon Covinsky, 4705A Vernon av . ' \\. - 1 , / i © th : -- —m | 7, ‘ore a a iar ° Floorcovering enue; John Heger, 1473 Garnett nd HN AY e . Ea wv} Ji street; Archie J. Hallock, 4845A Eas = | | | > \ | Ae he ~¥ Tome AN, zs we ET ton avenue. Pet Lider ft ' > eo | | “ . "pn " 4 ) ‘ doubles atreneth, endurance sho street: Ne lson \ , ( udds ’ a 4 m and vigor, + ) : | Say a | ‘ = g* 9s - _ 4 : ’ ’ r & ' . . ° ‘street; Corp. Frank J. Angermund, ) | : // ee ' As business builders, $7 Matting Ru 4°91 Farlin avenue; Edward F. I /y ae F=f Gil ¢ 4 d . , . selection of | vin, 2730 Tamm avenue Si off POST-DISPA TCH W ant vee : grade cotton With Base Hospital 9—Ceorge J 4 £ : f . . ’ Ads are effective and os en map — q; 902 Rut street; Sergt. Fs | — : rett Kren, 1 utger stree err Vio ae ’ | ° profitable. They usually aaeeela ae 6 BELLANS George M. Moore, Eagle Packet Co. 7 | 7 arders 58—S . | , : 7 | do the work at an outlay posserne With Rase Hospital Sergt. weer Seen @ " m \ . : | acd Clarence Stormont, 5026A St. Loui | | from day to day of only . ~~ Sure Relief avenue; Tdward J. Green, 361; | North Newstead avenue; Theodore. ' ; tema change.” yee ll AWN —¥ C. Hagenow, 3670 Shaw avenue; Ed- ‘ward W. Irth, 937 Withnell street FOR INDIGESTION | } ae ee ne tees . ¥ J hae xs 2 & ee With Evacuation Hospital 1—Cap’. po an RR Noe OES eg, saa Oe << << —_ -— -

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Ce ee eh ee ee, Se ee ee ak ee See ee 10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ | A a ST, PETERS CONSECRATED ayy FATAT IV INJURED) 19 SOLDIERS ARRIVE 7 SAILORS RUNNING FOR A CAR Bishop Tuttle Officiates at the Cere- | mony. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Lin- @ell boulevard and Spring avenue, which has been occupied since 1895, | was consecrated by Bishop Tuttle) yesterday. Under the canons of the Episcopal Church, the ceremony of | Misjudges Distance and Is Hit consecration may not take place un- , nae end the church edifice is free from | When in Middle ot [rack debt. The last $25,000 of the debt! — ies in Hospital. of St. Peter’s was paid off during the | recent Lenten season. Bishop Tuttle, in his address, told churches and missions here, and to church benevolences in general. Dean Davis of Christ Church Cathedral] | to run and other visiting clergymen assisted |the motorman to stop the rector, Rey. Z. B. T. Phillips, in the service. for him anrl avenue, he died shortly in the city hospital. ‘with friends on Gravois avenue and ! ito take her to her home. They were | walking east on the north side of the istreet, she said, when they heard an ‘eastbound ow! car on tho Cherokes (line approaching. Hadorn., she said, ‘suggested they ride the rest of the STRAIGHTENS OUT | Way to Grand avenue and told her to KINKY HAIR ‘hurry with him across the street When near the tracks, she said, Herolin Pomade Hair Dressing is 'Hadorn started to run in front of mot sticky or gummy. Finely per- ithe car. Hie misjudged the distance fumed. You like to use it. Takes japparently. en oe Ceveleereneas | Troms. Motorman David L. Cook, 1819 ~ ‘ nm . ’ Com- pany, 138th Infantry, 1227 Shawmut place Corp. Joseph W Appleton, 54th | Service Company, S. C., 4003 Ienner- ly avenue. Private. Edward S&S. Kohn, Base) Kingsbury | . 'of what was taking place because of | Hospital No. 21, 87232 place. Those from elsewhere in Missourl were: Mechanic Ralph > boyd, 256th Infantry, Carterville; Private 'Wlmer Smith, 140th Infantry, Rosen- dale: Private Albert Petska, 4th In- 'fantry, Marceline; Private , Michael McDonald, 340th Infantry, Lexing- 'ton, and Private Morris E. Brattin, | 855th Infantry, Exeter. Mrom other states: Sergt. Harry Swimlev, Ninth Field Signal Bat- tlion, Baldwin City, Kan.; Prjvate | v ti Edgar HH. Hall, Veterinary Hospital No. 18, Denver. Colo.; Private Georgs Vest Tussey, Miotor Transport Corps, | Chicago (sister, Miss Lula Tussey, | resides at 4120 Shaw avenue, St. Louis); Private James H. Savlor, 'Fiftv-ninth Infantry, Clayton, OkK.; |'Private James ID. Avery, Thirty- ninth Infantry, Fort Gibson, OkK.; | Private William B. Behn, 314th En- gineers, Salida, Cal.; llughes, 357th Infantry, Cameron, Oxk.; Private Phvlander Gleason, | »Ist Infan iredonia Kan Sergt. Elmer R. Ausamus, sosd In- Private Ar- Automatie fantry, Cherokce, han thur Windsor, October Replacement Draft. Tank Corps, | Council Groves, Kan., and Private Hlarry Douglas, 356th Infantry, Ash- | land, Ky. Col. Horatio C. Heckett, Field Ar- | tillery, Edgewater Beach. Hotel, Chi-| eago, and Corp. Trenton C. Hall, 28th, Infantry, Warsaw, Mo., were regis-| tered at the hospital yesterday as| new patients, although both had pre-| viously. been registered there. They | had been on furlough. PLEA TO VICTORY GARDENERS Planting of More Vegetables to Off-. set Fruit Loss Urged. Ry the Associa i ]’ress WASHINGTON, April 28.-—A plea to plant more vegetables to make up | for the loss of fruit que to the recent | |} cold wave was sent today to the vic- | tory gardeners of the country by ths National War Garden Commission. “With probable losses in fruit fo canning,’ said President Pack of the | coniniission “Victory gardeners must Jook ahead to next winter and plant more vegetables so the supply of food for canning may be in- creased The statement also called attention ito the opening tomorrow in the more j}rorthern Stutes of the Victor’ rar- dien drive and stated reports to the commission show more acreage is be- ing cultivated by communities and | business concerns for emploves this | i year than ever’ before | PAINTING AS TRIBUTE TO AMERICA Our War Service Is Theme of Pic. | ture by English Woman. Correspondence. of the Post-Dispatch LONDON, April iz. America’s War service is the theme of a pic- ture just completed by one of this | countrv s foremost women artists oe | Miss Margaret Lindsay Williams. It is to be shown at the Royal Academy | “An Empire's Tribute to the Flag of Stars,’ is the title of the picture. | Britannia is depicted with the lau. | rels of honor and victory clinging to her shield and her hlood-stained sword laid down, kneeling on the eagle of militarism which lies dead Slain by many Powers. She js kissing | the lag of Stars ihe symbol of as- i pirations Which is heing held by a ~~ winged and olive-crowned figure of Dga i ¢* , } ’ Fy lay “~ | } i | Peace, which has just alighted on the} world AT: 1] Al iss Willian = AS 2 pupil kent won the Rova! of Sar Academy's gold 1] eairy Special ‘Tuesday—Carnations. Tulips and Snapdragons—tlie per dor Cash |} and carry. Grimm & Gorlv R } ememoer the boys Ady MEMORIAL ‘TREE ecial to the Post-Diapa: NEW YORK, April 27 “ol. Ross > FS irns ot the Joplin (;lobe VW ho has been. re presenting Gov | (;ardner im welcoming Missouri troops, and re. turned ta New York this morning and in the Governor's name will pliant a memorial tree At (;Tant's romb for the guard of honor frorm loSth Infantry who led a Liberty loan parade in New York last vea: ‘ ; MASt vears memorial tree Of the 20 men then in the guard ii ae oniy five yemai: and three of them have been badly wounded THERI \RE FIVE WAYS of ting Want Ads to the Post-Di« vat WITH y “ ~ office: Through vour druggist, ov: i EYS ‘our phone, by mail, by messenger «-r | personal Ali With no differey, » in nr Science #aya that old age begine with; : . 5 Weakened kidneve a digestive o canes ena dice he or@mane ta +b an ‘f the nat . > ‘ . ¢ - : . This being true, it is easy to believe rene Wi ause Premature o'd age. New Congressional Delegation Returns« het hy ‘eeping the Kidneva a | diges oe al ‘ et . ’ a io eh \ o« sted Preees ve organe CA jaed a i it ' pe . ° 3 |. i? Par : NU \ +1 . ; Pesce F reg ng 7 ra ’ ; ine : 2 A ” ec} . ; . ™ anes ; . ° ‘ Rh. April ._ =» \ dele life Dre ¢ - ! fu i ' ; on oved ‘ 1} \ j x Lt ig? fro} ('ongress r\ 4 3 } ; fs by ® ay ik : wet : s > . a : “- . seat Gi ie) r ' Ce ars ‘ ’ as PAT Via ‘ é a - , 4 here \npyr | 19 for Porto FR iy oO tn Haarlem 0 haa tl ‘ he a ae \i¢ } + lif } Nebren a “es a dene ; _. v e possibilities of the island ents i . . a =’ FASO) hacen r) ¢v , —— Pe aia ein, ott =e ae 4 . ; me ; ‘ ; ae prerriaie it. ret ned tn - . tviJ . * ~ s ? fs i) ' PA 4 ‘ " ’ . Mt DPA Haartie: f) t= ts sed ‘sm oAn lian ‘ — A a . . 4 \ : CATIIS YP Coamo fra ‘ammtets : i“ trys + ey * ae = s? ; ’ ‘ ‘ rT ed _ ] WE [ 7 } nn . : ; i me i , > ' Oroepe each Take them as rou would rt P , ' , P ba « ; P party vi ats ‘ » Ty ' ” 4 my ’ . ; ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ’ * , gna Maka ‘ “eT t.- ob elie 4 ; ud | : a a . BOA! . sealed ' . crhgagthel seph Can nal mien tC ldne a< nm as ; vas — a P : ) packas ADV “and Ciaude Kitchin five reside elsewhert Private Joseph | ‘MONDAY EVENING; APRIT 28, 1919. Ee ONE A TT I Ie SAD TO HAN DROWNED IN HUDSO ‘Launch Capsizes When It Hits a Submerged Log—Several Men Rescued. Ry the Associated Press NEW YORK, April 2s8.—-Thirteen 'eajlors returning in a navy launch of the battleship Nevada were re- ported by the police to have Deon drowned when the launch sank in the ludson River off 138th street earlv today. The police said that in the ih- eence of an official statement by the naval authorities they based the,re- port Ol} information from persons who said they witnessed the sinking and heard the cries of drowning saili- | ors These witnesses declared that the launch apparently collided with something just before reaching the Nevada and they had a elear view the navy searchlights playing on the scene There were i 4 persons in the launch. one being rescued, accord. ing to police reports. Sailors from the battleship Missis- sippi said the launch struck a sub- merged log, that they rescued one man, and that a crew from the Ne.- vada rescued another. Four men were reported saved by other crews, It was learned the launch was from the destrover Bell Navy officials promised fo issue a statement aS s00n as an inquirv had been completed LUnofticially, it was declared that eight men were miss- ing FRENCH LABOR THANKS WILSOK $ the Associated Presa PARIS, April Zo. A delegation of members of the Vrench Labor Tted- eration presented to President VVj]- '£0n an open letter signed by Secre- 'ltary Laurent, expressing on behalf of the French workers an unreserved | indorsement and an expression of ! |}admiration for the President's action relative to the Fiume question which. ithe ietter says, was “directed against imperialism and annexationism Special Tuesday—tarnations, ‘'ulips and Snapdragons 2c per dnz (* ish land carry. Grimm & Gorlv. Remen:iber the boys Ady 2 Airmen hilled at Coblenz ] he ated 1"! COBLENZ, April 8 Lieut Charles ALloor: of Cortland, New York and E. |] Kreeg, of North- ampton, Pa., were killed Saturday when an airpiane in which they were riding fell nest the Coblenz air- drome Special Lawn Mower Sale This Week. treller Ward & Hasner Hdw (*., *i’-14 North Fourth st Ady Lansing Goes to Battlefield, S80 m] Press PARIS, April 28 ’ State Lansing and Ambassador Wal- lace left Paris Saturday night ona visit to the devastated regions of Se - -_-— — --- _- “flying circus,” Young and Mildred Young passengers. vesterday reached an aititude of 16.400 feet be filed with the Aero Club of Amert- in the hope that ft is a new alitt- They were accompanied by lHiouse. +2 & - ao 4-4-4444) ® : IS DIAMOND MONTH—Buy a on credit. Loftis Bros. & Co. -3 JUS N Sikth a open evenings -AGY. Takes Girls Up 16,400 lect. tne Associated Press CLEVELAND. O., April 28.—-Lieut. Miller. aviator, here with with Misses A report will flight record for women. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee — ~ a Ee AE lee i Signature of CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears GLAZE ORDER yor COAL APRIL PRICES PRICES WILL ADVANCE MAY ist PENN. ANTHRACITE Large or Small Egg size STOVE qr ¢ hestnut S1Z¢ kikhorn Laclede Bi Vroduet. BITUMINOUS Standard Lumiy Mt. Olive or Staunton Lump Carterville 1] og _ WN artervill ump, Egg or Nut Heonomy (Franklin County) —Oe ee .. 812.35 per ton ia ior aaa a .... 812.60 per ton éeee) per ton SOLO per ton oe @<¢6¢8 6 R470 per ton $5.00 per ton 85.75 per ton Egg or Nut.. 86.00 per ton Our “Economy’ Is Best DEVOY & KUHN ety TOS CASVE SF. CENTRAL 800 The One Thing You Cannot Leave Behind You That sound judgment which now cuards and governs your business must go with yvou—you cannot bequeath it to vour heirs. sound judgment if you will have vour attornev name the St. Louis Union Trust Co. executor and trustee under your will. : Your estate, however, may have the protection of vour On account of its stability, its strong organization of trained trust company executives, its thirty vears of trust company experience. and its capital and surplus of $10,000,000.00 with no demand liabilities, the St. Louis Union Trust Company is in a position, for the same fee. ta handle your estate with greater wisdom, economy, and ef. fierency than any individual possibly could. Our officers will be glad to discuss this matter with you, a : - . ? m se nome Fall of 4 to 6 Ty | Prese ; LONDON April a period of perfect qne of the worst 4 time raged over ty last night. covering? from four to stk 4 Telegraph and tele fered <everety ard | — fect SS the Ratcw tat axvt re OL in many dire city Commenaaalilll tinent is interrupted which received thy etorm 2800 telephorm of Service Spriovg crops and y fered from the eton ports snow that a f were wrecked — Capital aw Surplus $10,000000 Oldest Trust Com OO LA AA ENA CA ERLISTE CEE A A EOL: EI ET A NL AON NE tN tg Re a et ntti tt nen pete geen Any of the Following Booklets on Trust Company Service May Be Obtained on Request— Trusted People. Fiduciary Service. Conserving TAfe Insurance. A Wife's Support. What is a Trust. The Individual or the Organization. Descent and Distribution of Property in Missouri. When James Gordon Bennett Made His Will = ~ - —_— — 610-612 Washington Avenue A Dress Sale of extreme importance (rs Orde ‘te é/ nel Charge Purchases Placed on Statements of -June First. Sonne L. ACALRMAN, = C/ / bd, Manager. 1 uesday— | omorrow Here s another case in point tinetive ereations for street. sport. afternoon and purposes-purchased to permit savings up to HALF, fashions for only $15 Whv is it that Sonnenfeld Dress Sales are al- ways so well patronized? Because the publie ree- ognize them as BONA FIDE saving events: their unportance from an CCONOLLY standpoint IS firmly established Wool Jerseys Silk Foulards laffeta and Georgette Comb. Silk I affetas 1 affeta combined with Flowered Georgette Georgette and Satin Combinations We will use every endeavor to facil Tate service and seleetion plenty of extra salespeople on hand ‘*The House of Courtesy’ by having f- : - a 6 * _ whe Flowe read Greoraette and Sati N, 7 Niu involving 900 dis. aS linge i ee " tt ‘s ~ PUREE ES Pee te 7 te . Pe fBgm ¥ kee % ns aS & hg ’ ey a) AS) ROE — 4 oer oa ” -_- ~~ i Now that thy Or the more « aAgAIN, Summne windfall to the \s IS alWavs the kind or wh he special | limited quantt est grade BRA] the Amos. the know them as Some are ror Some have gree or brown braid trast to the nat There are m many of anu @& you to choose v / ‘ht es 30°°x60" f 36° "xt 4°x7"° Rugs 6°x9’ Rugs 6°x 12" Ruy &’x 10" Rug 9’x12” Rug | 9’x1lS’ Re Pe, a ate Soe — = Sa “Califor Fe Tell California and dose f who are c coated, or | the bottle. and accept |

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RAL GO: ll OR alm Sl se Ge aa -_—~w ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY. EVENING, APRIL. 2 28 Ne ~~ Tel =a HEAVY SHOW IN ENGLAND BISHOP ANDERSON IN TURKEY "1] AIR TROPHIES Pp Fall of 4 to 6 “ae hes Follows Per- . ad é = 7 7 , ‘ ‘ \ yi ‘ . whieh received ihe runt of the VYitation to ; iniversal ehurch con- : i qty | } Ol} (>)] he riZe - ml . : 7 ‘gh , of iy» eas 4 of your erorm S400 telephor ‘ WwW " yt «oul? gress paige iohe a be : } ments getavrs ii] pout them . . . . P i ae) a 0 ‘ tre nie : . Ame the of service bishop Anderson has addressed ner voi ~~ © a BSsie- song tette Oo the Greek Patriarchate , \\ : ® ir ¢ } ‘ “fy? a 2 Sper et Ss Sprivg { erood reasot Whi Ss] Lh 1) Ciiy ana tion of were wrecked organized anti-Christ n forces” of trust plus of of the Aero Club ef Ameri , the ey ork ‘ i| nas vottered Louis : ', 3000 in prizes for an aero fficiene' ahove bhatbaye (| Prizes Ta) Thane sendine ei¢c. 10 : ' contest to be hela i Ulantic Oty a ‘ e¢ ’ a . and ef-. wi : ico f BBbity There will be nine prizes 2 ; est Star Savings, We will also pav ¥1 for Vour answers to 30 words o} lerws Vl] spswers Hhitist he it) ty ML av ist, Woe Will bei eo —" -~e * - as -— as follows age , ae , A Not more than 100 horsepowel 3 sSteres s Phones Cal h Ol thi ot li Pabnswers (hol prize Wihhhers | Ba ee E that we use in our advertisemerits ith Yo Stig ! . — a) me ts: and not more than 200 horsepower 4114 W. FLORISSANT : - ‘ ; : ' af} { i Uae e Not less than 200 horsepowe! S189 8S. GRAND and not more than 400 horsepower ye . {> Not less than tO) horsepowel » Pema een i. Start today! Send tf as many as you can. and not more than 600 horsepowet! KB Not oan than hi horsepowe! cin. 1024-7: Del 262-4, Limit your answers to 30 words. ; and not more than &v0 horsepowel eg 5 i I] the good of a be Not less than st} horsepowe! and not more than 1J]0v00 horsepowe! ~~ ? - es «* 4 m To ae pe emma s —— -* * . 1) te vrs Rubber Heels. Neither will the romping disturb ~ \ , Z m aVIAaATOI'S Whe The special price inducement is made to clear out some limited quantities and broken-size assortments of the high spectively est grade BRAIDED FIBER RUGS. You, perhaps, know Detroit News Trophy. PUBLICATIONS PUBLICATIONS PUBLICATIONS 9g the Amos, the Alpha and the Novo, and at the same time 4. The Detroit News trophy and | ‘Rubber Heels Seconda aviator who makes the bes Sone are round, some are oval and others are oblong, ord in flving from Atlantie City . * Some have green, some have black and others have blue Detroit or from Detroit to Atlantic ! Ask an . arm? City in May, $500 and $250 respec 1erY ee a —— a know them as the best of their elass. $1750 cash prizes to be awarded ; | follows: $1000 and the trophy to] the ; c * Ww AK Ee ft rec are W00G ee Ss tively to the aviators @ho make the wpethe AUanta” Journal $175 about Elsie Janis fi / ap - EOPLE will buy if you tell There are many Pugs mvolved ne thiis sale brit nat prizes to be awarded to the th many of ani ote kind, so we know 1t would be wetl-tor — wine make the best record it rr . ° heed 6 fd ‘> : ind i ible liying from Atlanta, Ga.. to Atlanti fell him to read her story in the i. tae Oe? Soe them about the things you you fo choose Vours aS early as vou find 11 possible . , : City carrving the Atlanta To the list of prizes city Pan May Hearst’s. And be sure to read / ata SEL have to sell. or brown braided 1hi the horder to Torm a charming von trast to the natural putts tone of the fiber events during the Atlanti l‘hese are Very spe ( tal pi CES. / American aeronautic convent) a it yourself. More accurately than exhibition was ote ‘dai prize of $25 30°°x60°’ Rugs, $2.25 and $3.75. he Min any other writer on the war,this '"y-—¥- ele Pu pee ae re. Fd? Wc... le Atlantic. The money is offered by | . J : A aie aga S (3 Sie X 42 hugs, $2.75, $3.25, $4.50. the iba ("ity Aero (‘lub and can young actress, who for SIX months ; ’ , 1. ) -. DVER ISE ; stitutes the largest ize of the ay ; ; g (6 ie . | . sf 7 pp! avin Z ¥ he 4 Ss. ‘ d l | 4.75. ; hl ~ mpm soa) $8.50 Lion meet, ‘Two conditions are maid played for our soldiers in France, i, ‘ vs é _™ : ° . . They are that the flight be durin ° as, 6x12" Rugs, $11.25 and $18.75. May and that it startifrom or term: has pictured the spirit of the men nate at Atlantic City 4’*x 10°’ Rugs, $12.75, $13.50, $21.00. ee who made our Army invincible. 1 He U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR 9’x12’ Rugs, $16.50, egg a | monde, “Warches, “ieweite, “Sltie ar PM 9°x15° Rugs (Amos only), $27.50. BK 'sixth ates open every ‘evening.—aav, 7 3 Mm ‘HAWKER AND RAYNHAM ENGINES ~ JA aE. Have HE American public is a buying HAVE HAD ONLY 8-HOUR TESTS . a rit public. It has the money to ’ ma Ae Dy 3 : aes 4 a Me T spend and will spend it if you will Srorliht: wie Severe Cordene Tranent- f are! BY yt tee) |) ern, - you met orrie/ show them the need for spending it. lantic Flight Will Take Minimum : Tucltth at Locust of 20 Hours. [Therefore Advertise! Se ee a1 OM pe | | mar! the alluring heroine of ‘This Light anne OHSS. a * ale ‘Piece - Fe is | feet r | Must Live’’—Arthur Stringer’s great This is the message from the De- Se ee tb eee, Jee 7 ali novel of New York life. Everyone tells partment of Labor to all live, pro- hinhit cen thd ACME nee canteens fe Ne <a us itis the best novel that has appeared gressive merchants who believe in the it Js learned t PO? Pgs onto future prosperity of America. on engines ‘ , ; day, have not been LOSTEM ccoonmtil A y \ ; in any magazine in years. ousiv for more thayu eleht ve :, Was y. } . aac ravobabe aolcascr ia ee, Ci tip Tell your story through the press which the aviators are and reach the greatest number of po- Sa ee ee ee SS ee When twelve tential customers at the smallest cost. ent aga : Advertising, intelligently planned cean brought postponement agai: Da, rs enye . Bai Se ee AER millionaires and executed, is the surest, quickest t here in m 8 eS : ‘ and most economical means of secur- ee een - ; . timulating business. inti aes pis turned criminals ing sales ae oe ae a to win a wager, there were some startling devclopments they hadn't fore- UJ N DEPARTMENT OF LABOR gined seen. If you are looking for something new and different in mystery stories, homber type in quantity | oducti read ‘The Crimes of the Armchair Club’’ by Arthur Somers Roche. W. B. WILSON, OER. Watch Your Child’s Tongue! het in a eilins ekas a ee ine eee bie a 22 Other Big Features Lost Child Goes to Church When Thelma Star: ar-old including short stories by John Galsworthy, Constipated Children Gladly Take rg the os Mrs. be James Oliver Curwood and others, 3 serials, Man Loses Hundreds of Dollars M U N 7 O N ’S atrayed from her parents at rand , ; rei: : — many timely articles, departments, etc. é< . ° . 99 pvonue. and Olive atheel imta «usta, , California Syrup of Figs” yce.0°.05 eec | | ks alee oer Paw-Paw Pills NS Se a ee ene All in the greatest magazine of the month—on sale to-da mm ~ isp, al aay come ws — a ee VOSS Ae eo. a ee pe Br <e ; Si NE Ds lla” re OO OE SE ibe, Ball el " repre e Pires) ie fae a Ver: eh: i ee eee oe oe Cee wha ~ Sag a ae t.ette raul Leste eA Be sree O kL a vale Se RRA Mt lam a asc I 8 OE ancl p< 5 pe oh tense aaa # iene? ~s sss Sle ciedameahe tiie, tek aeolian eee dint inte dk eae: ehure! For the Liver and Bowels iatting Barrett sti lista Tell your druggist you want genuine fabian na : Tee ; “me © — | y , 7 oon eae . | paw, ont “California Syrup of Figs.’’ Full directions oes — = 42 the no wt ® , Pa wae ; & : | | | m ) , . panith = and dose for babies and children of all ages s bell de for he : ; | SE) = | ‘ | * pies: ait who are constipated, bilious, feverish, tongue- oe ae | | ie.—ADY. coated, or full of cold, are plainly printed on will recetve your Want Ads f? i | - : wb mg ni ak : a CENT OF THE : : mewn. # r\NTAL BUSINESS te one 4 Post-Dispat at the same the bottle. Look for the name "’Calfornia" yg tN y A_Magazine ok Mitton | Trea anuepai ar rae Fa and accept no other ‘‘Fig Syrup.’’—Beware! iv s de 3 Phen a — — v Ne XY =x 4 0 eS, ee oa : Sg We ua RTONNHAYVY LVWPNING ‘ADPTT 90 1016 CT TS e BAST Fe mATrMmtt

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| 2 MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1919. & - = RAS Seta R NK Se : ; Peas, 4 > 2 ee ae ee ee Fee ee ee yer eS oor ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_~- ee A CE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ee ee ae Mrs. M. S. Vanderbilt Dics. 1997 to BE. Ward Vanderbilt of New, Twenty persons were injured, none ' York. she was pastor of the First seriously wh@n Westbound Denver Spiritualist Church of Brooklyn and and Rio Grande train jumped the and ee Rishop of the spiritualistic cult of} t | | of that “rth Summit, 20 miles east of here Y¥¢* ' lai 7 - , which turned over. ack and turned over near Cerro ~~ = @ is,; . of Se ~@ @¢e 288 2 les for Spring -1n every tfashion- ‘ | _———_—————— Aen — TS i aR “1900” Absolutely different from any washing machine ever shown. COSTS 2 TO 4 CENTS for electricity to do the family wash, This is a special invita- tion to every home- keeper in St. Louis and vicinity to attend our wash day troubles. YOU—Mres. St. Louis Houselreeper Get Acquainted With the Electric Washer Factory Demonstration Now Going On Mr. A. C. Williams, a factory expert, will be here every day to show you how you can eliminate your THE ‘1900’’ CATARACT— Cataract ENON WAWLR 6 an “1. vorm a a. chase Is positively guaranteed. Bell, Main 2458. Will wash more clothes clean in less time than any otilet washer. Has reversible wringer, easily swung to any position desired. Is simple in design, no knowledge of machinery necessary. 4 Will wash the most delicate lace or cleanse fact ory men's apparel without harming a single thread. Awarded Gold Medal at Panama-Pacific Exposition. FREE TRIAL IN YOUR OWN HOME. Pittsburg-Barstow Heater & Filter Co. 1010 Olive St. Kinloch, Centra] 1927-1 ne, —— enna - —_ ' By the Associated Press Bi aca aeeate | BOSTON, April 28.—Mrs. May 8S — terday. Among the injured were » as Z - , . * . ° ° : " ” 7 . re Pepper Vanderbilt, well known as 4 Soldiers Hurt tin Wreck. , | Seve ral soldies _ f Kansas City a | spiritualistic medium, died here yes-| By the Associated Press, O. 5. get a — Re lee . ly : “+r i Pu , 7 to; ‘ a oa o : er - = : ; sok | terday. At the time of her marriage in MONTROSE, Col., April 28.—)/ discharged soldier, Was burned by the overturning of a stove) in the coach in which he was riding ‘ t =o ALMER TO ENFORCE WAR TIME PROHIBITION Will Be Construed Before It Is Necessary for Him to Act. reau of the Post-Dispatch. ithe New York World today, ‘gives | his views on the enforcement of the | wa r-time prohibition act. Mr. | Palmer says that he conceives it as ihis duty to enforce the law which | forbids the use of food or fruit prod- fuets in the manufacture pf beer, I wine and other intoxicating malt or ‘various liquor for beverage purposes after May 1 without regard for his 'own opinion as to the wisdom or un- wisdom of the legislation. As for the prohibition amendment ‘to the Constitution, Palmer says Its proper enforcement ts a _ matter ‘which will require additional legis- lation before it hecomes effective under its terms. The Attorney-Gen- ‘eral says he has recently co-operat- ied with the attorneys for brewers in expediting the trial of a case in ithe New York courts to obtain a ‘judicial decision giving the proper construction of the war-time pro- | hibition law Hie savs he hopes to see such a decision rendered before it becomes necessary for eithet the 'Lrewers or the Government to de- ‘termine without a court decision how ‘to proceed The Department of Justice has no power to grant amnesty, Palmer says, to any who may see fit to man- ufacture beer pending a judicial con- istruction of the law and that the pendency of legislation will be no protection against prosecution for of- 'fenses under the law. Attorney-General’s Letter. Palmer's letter to the World reads: “\ few days ago in Philadelphia someone in my presence repeated 2 rude witticism about Senator Root to the effect that ‘Hire’s Root Beer had been changed to Beer Hires Root.’ I remarked that I had heara it before. I was chagrined the nex! dav to discover that a newspaper had printed this expression and 2° tributed it to me. If | really had been guilty of this foolish play upon i'words I think. the eriticism in vour editorial this morning would have been quite justified. “There has been a good deal of misunderstanding of the plans and purposes ,ot the Department of Jus- tice with reference to the enforce- ment of the so-called war time pro- hibition law, and, | am sorry to say, some miisquotation, probably unin- tentional, of responsible officers cof the Government with respect there- Lo. “The Congress, as a War measure, enacted that after Mav 1, 1919, shall be unlawful to use food or fruit products in the production of ‘beer, wine or other intoxicating malt or vinous liquor for beverage purposes,’ and after July 1, 1919, it shall be unlawful to sell such liquors for bev- erage purposes except fo export The act is to remain in force until the termination of the period of de- ® mobilization ~ jot one ae re ‘“As long as the ACT reMalns 1h} foree, under its terms it becomes nA 1050100 0 10 0 tO OL aty to see that it is enforced like oe all other taws, by the prosecution of such persons who violate it It is my ‘duty to do this without any regard whatever for my own oninion as to the wisdom or unwisdom of the legis- lation, which | es . | matter ‘ ntirely fo, the Congress There has naturally, been some differenee of opinion as to the proper construction of the aet, but the final word with respect to its Interpretation 1s with the courts, whose judgment will, I am sure, be cheerfully acquiesced tn by all inter- ests involved. Hopes for Quick Decision. “All the questions involved in the interpretation of the law have been recently argued in a suit pending in New York. I was glad to co-operate With the attorneys representing brewers in an effort to expedite that case to an authoritative decision, and l am hopeful that the proper con- Struction of the law may be settled by the court before }t becomes necessary for either the brewers or the Government to determine with out a court decision just how they shall proceed, ‘l have no power to grant am- nesty to any who may see fit to manufacture heer pending an au- thoritative judicial construction of the law, and I'am sure that brew- ers generaily understand that the pendency of litigation will he no pro- tection against prosecution for of- fenses under-the law. OF course, | am making no ref- ; erence to the prohibition amendment lo the Constitution. The proper method of enforcement of that | amendment is a matter which will require additional legislation hefore it becomes effgcetive under its terms.” tent | Special Lawn Mower Sale This Week Geller, Ward @ Hasner Hdw 412-14 North Fourth at Adv. RETURNED FLYER KILLED IN FALL Chicagoan Was Testing Privately Owned Plane. ! the Assoclated ress FREEPORT, N Y., April 28 Lieut Allington Jolly of Chicago was Killed yesterday when a Ce.. Ry Privately, owned airplane he was testing fel) 150 feet, near the Lufberry Aviation Field here. Both his legs were brok- en and his skull was fractured. Jolly, who only recently had re- turned from 18 months’ war service overseas, was flying at high speed when the wings of his plane col- lapsed. DO You KNow that your druggist will receive vour Want Ada fo- |; Post-Dispatch at the RAYS rato nareed at the main office? Fact Try him! NA | ' Attorney-General Hopes Law) By Wire From the Washington Bu- | WASHINGTON, April 27.— Attor- | | ney-General Palmer, in a letter to) retary of the Presbyterian Board of , when the call was rpnewed lately,| the congregation. He will Dr. King is presi- | he felt that conditions in the church | to reside in St. Louis, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURC dent of the Church Federation of St.| would permit a change of pastors! option of making his hea¢ ‘Louis. He came here four years ago) without impairing the welfare of here or in Chicago. ane ,from Monmouth, Ill. | The Rev. Dr. William ! King, | Dr. King declined a call to the sec- | pastor of the First Presbyterian!retaryship of the mission board a *. F Church, Washington boulevard and year ago. In his letter of resigna- an 0 Sarah street, will leave the pastor- | tion, read to the congregation of the! ‘THE REV, DR, W, R, KING T0 LEAVE Home Missions. _ - July -1, to become national sec- | First Church yesterday, he says that, on Take an NR " ‘ . “ i sweral! ‘Bayer Tablets of Aspirin’ “Proved Safe by Millions” “Bayer Cross” on Tablets. Don’t buy Aspirin “Bayer Package” which con- tains proper dosage. Look for the Safety ‘‘Bayer Cross” on package. Ask for “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” — Genuine! Boxes of 12 tablets—Bottles of 24—Bottles of 100—Also Capsules. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid in a pill box! Always ™ ‘ insist upon theé genuine SUST TRY IT AND SEE how much better you feel in the "T ROUBLE IS, your system is clogged with a lot of impurities that your over-worked digestive and eliminative organs For Pain can't get rid of. Pills, oil, — ona ~ —_ . | ives, hartics an only force Neuralgia nary iaxatives, cat purges bowels and prod the liver. Earache Nature’s l.eraedy (NR Tablets) acts on the stomach, Toothache liver, buwets and even kidneys, not forcing, but ton- ing and strengthening these organs. The result is Colds prompt relicf and real, lasting benefit. Make the test. Grippe Nature's Remedy will act promptly, thoroughly, yet . so mildly, so gently, that you will think nature her- peepee self has come to the rescue and is doing the work. “ ac y 4 And oh, what a relief! Neuritis You'll be surprised °° find bow much better you LIVER if habirually or stubborrly con- sipated, take one NR Tabict each night for a week. Thea a you'll pot have to take mediciag every day. Jost aa occasional IR Tablet after thw will be euficteat to keep your sytem ‘ you feeling your bea. : Get a2sf emedy (12 Tahtetgy Box “> is solid My peep —— end recommended by your druggiat Tomorrow Alright Cet a25* Box in good coaditloa — keep | + BOWE TO-NIGHT-[==— That beedechy, tired, den't-knew-what's-the-matter feeling will be gone—you'll fel fee 4 ’ & feel—brighter, better every way. aS TOALACH EKiNM = ’ . ae an’ us ior See ia ae) P he ‘ € of ¥ ayy oe se oie eae 5 are me * l- 5 Facilities or of the Oil (Indiana) HE service which, at all times, the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) is prepared to render its patrons, rests securely upon a solid foundation of complete distribution. To perfect a system which shall make every product manufactured by the Company instantly available to anyone, anywhere, any time, has been the goal to- ward which this Company has been working since the day of its organization. ~ ) ° istri ution As yet this ideal has not been achieved ; but the system ) as it stands is conceded to be the most perfect of its kind in the world. The present equipment for distribution, including grounds, buildings, storage tanks, motor trucks wagons, etc., represents an investment of more than $30,000,000. Standard There are 27 main stations where complete stocks of all products are kept on hand. Supporting these are « the bulk stations located at 2881 carefully selected points in 11 states. ‘These stations are equipped with storage tanks having a combined capacity of 86, 113,650 gallons of gasoline, 66,115,300 gallons of kerosene, and 4,800,000 gallons of lubricating oils. [t is necessary to carry this tremendous stock—total 156,528,950 gallons—at all times to insure quick, om an convenient service to the patrons of the Standard Oi! Company (Indiana) wherever they may be, regardless of transportation difficulties or weather conditions. To enable the Company to fulfill its obligations to patrons, and deliver to them the products they require, it 1s necessary to maintain a fleet of 8700 motor trucks and a caravan of 8500 horse-drawn wagons, either active or in reserve. These tank wagons are so organized that they, at regular intervals, can reach 75°o of the homes in the territory at present served by this company. Supplementing the wagons, an equipment of 580,000 iron barrels, representing an investment of more than ‘ $7,000,000, is kept in service to insure the safe de- livery of oils and gasoline, even to those remote places where the dark-green tank wagon never has penetrated. For the convenience of the motoring public, a chain of 1800 service stations has been organized and many others are in the course of construction. These sta- tions are prepared at all times to supply the motorist with his requirements of gasoline and lubricating oils in any quantity and at the lowest prices. This, in outline, is the distribution system upon which the service of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) rests, It is the hope of the Company that the time is not far distant when no person in the territory served will be more than five or six miles from a Standard Oil Company (Indiana) service station if he lives in the country, or more than one mile away if he lives in a town or city. Standard Oil Company (Indiana) 810 So. Michigan Avenue ~- Chicago, III. Pee ir er hese a Bi. es ee ee ea " ; Bri 4 : rea Pie es et a ee 6 | pet 4: Pare ene ails , ] =

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PS ia aS Shit PRE Clg, RT BP og eal al al PaaS oe > al an — ee oer ola Fs es” 3 Sas aes le ag e>¥3 em ee He will cont nue : | | ¥ = aidan wis, having the ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , ee te ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a — ight? . That “leggy? you'll feel fine i ill entnetiiediieie ao. Me tae 0 Re Se ROR oe oo +. eee ad a oe ite! Team = eer Ae + a steel Tea ae ae . Aa * 77 , en anne - Se . » b : uti pen a Liberty Loan Headquarters Where you can make your subscription and get your button. a \ ad, tee a le, eee he ’ Eleventh and Farrar Sts. 2503 N. Fourteenth St. Seventh and Soulard Sts. Anheuser-Busch Brewing Co. 5. FE. Cor. Ohio and Cherokes. 8800 8S Broadway. 7202 S. Broadway. Grand and Juniata. Grand and Magnolia. Jefferson and Park. Tower Grove and Folsom. 8118 Locust St. 2501 St. Louis Av. 2811 Wash Bt. Grand and Franklin. Grand and Hebert. 2811 N. Sarah St. 8907 Olive Bt. 2260 S. King’s highway. King’s highway and Maryland. 4474 Easton Av. 5858 Easton Av. Union and Cabanne. £00 Chouteau Ary. Ninth and Spruce Sts. Fourth and Market Sts: Second and Olive Sts. Seventh and Market Sts Room 321 Bk. of Com’ce Bldg Seventh and Olive Sts. 203 N. Fourth St. 809 N. Tenth St. POR Olive St. 402 N. Fourth S&8t. 610 N. Broadway. pel 911 Locust St. Wve 5 ' Tenth and Locust St 4 ee Ra 802 N. Broadway. 209 N. Broadwar. 1239 N. Main St. 1508 N. Broadway. 1500 Franklin Av. Thirteenth and Washingto: & 1511 Washington Av. 1819 Olive 8t. Eighteenth and Pine Sts. QGity Hall e 2109 Choutean Av. Eleventh and Olive Sts. 7 a4 - s “ ye 3t ve hs oF , FP PONE eR ae aE 4 é. y) » al S 4 ‘\ ho.“ eek “4 , 9 Med 2 z , oe rye . 4 » . . . 4 > Z “"y e > ‘ ~ "os rs ne Wn ae. od A, ; "RR +A ‘ a all -@ +: de . , 2102 Fast Grand Av. ; Pe Ege PINGS art ; 2? Ast he “ares, i . ~ ‘ “an ao . I The boys may not ask you on Tuesday, but they Coming Events will be looking for yours and thinking pretty hard ; = “i | if they see you in the crowd without a _ button Shupertvetterson Go to the nearest Victory Loan Headquarters (see list on this page) and subscribe Theater April 28 to May 3 A splendid company of artists (not amateurs) who gave their excep tional talents to keeping up the i ictory Liberty Loan---Let’s see it through! ef the Plains,’’ ‘‘The Bells,’’ etc. They are giving their service with- eut compensation to aid the Vic- > tory Liberty Lean. You will help | the loan and enjor a splendid per Finis { formance by seeing the Soldier ; e ( } = Plavers. Prices, 50 cents to $1.50, Matinees, Wednesdar and Satur- day, 26 cents to $1.00. today. Get your button and wear it tomorrow. It will give you a mighty comfortable feeling. Victory Liberty Loan Committee ‘ This space contributed by Brown Shoe Co., Inc. J.S. Merrell Drug Co. Wizard Foot Appliance Co. St. Louis Dairy Co. Langenberg Bros. Grain Co. Rothschild Bros. Hat Co. Wm. R. Warner & Co. Manufacturers Supplies Co.

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14 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1919. ne eS WHAT IS THE BEST TONIC? The Complete formula of Vinol is printed on each label showing that it is the greatest tonic in the world. Why experiment with unknown _ preparations? If you need more strength take inol The Well-known Cod Liver and Iron Tonic, Without Oil THERE IS NOTHING BETTER Weakness is the one great drawback to health after sickness or when one is run down. Vinol creates strength because itis anon-secret combination of the most famous body-building and strength-creat- ing elements known—Beef and Cod Liver Peptones, Iron and Manganese and Gly- cero-phosphates. You who are run down, nervous, lack energy and strength, we know that Vinol is what you need. DRUGGISTS RETURN YOUR MONEY if Vinol fails to benefit you. BURLESON SAYS WIRE WORKERS CAN'T STRIKE Points Out They Work for Gov- ernment—Replies to Gom- pers’ Criticism. Ry the Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 28.—Post- master-General Burleson in a state- ment issued last night defended his administration of the Postoffice De- partment and his policy in operating Government-controlled telephone and telegraph systems against charges made by Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of La- bor. that the Postmaster-General was carving out “‘an archaic, autocratic policy,” and ‘‘was completely out of sympathy with the trend of Ameri- can thought.” Burleson in his state- ment continued his criticism of what he termed ‘certain selfish publish- ers.’’ The Postmaster-General said the “value and importance of the serv- ice rendered by» Mr. Samuel Gom- pers during the recent war was sur- passed by few men in America,’ and that the labor official ‘‘is entitled to our grateful appreciation for this service, but this does not imply that views on all issues.”’ Burleson’s Statement, Burleson said: “It is little short of silly to talk about collective bargaining with an executive officer by civil service em- salary and wages to be paid such working conditions are fixed by the legislative branch, and it is for the executive head of a department to master-General has always belleved that sound public opinion could safe- ly be relied upon to see that full justice is done those who serve the Government. It is the duty of an executive officer to give the legisla- tive branch, when asked the benefit of his judgment on this subject, and the Postmaster-General has recom- ‘mended, as the record shows that the Government be a model employ- er, that compensation for those who serve it be fixed upon a generous hasis, in fact, compensation of labor- ers and clerks should be fixed at from 19 to 380 per cent more than is paid for similar service in pri- vate employment, but bevond this t should not go. That the legisla- ive branch can be relied upon to et generously is shown, for within two years increases have been grant- id aggregating more than $40,000,- 100 annually. “The attitude of the Postmaster- (;eneral toward organization of Gov- ernment employes and their affilia- tion with outside organizations hav- ing the strike as a means of redress- ing grievances has long been known ind. notwithstanding the fact that 2 ee rene mene nr ~——-— we se tery PUPPET PITT ITT et eee et te ; TTT TTA PE rTeny tay Hil ' } = i}eal —=s i| if dhabedl ; bide Ltt sebateat | ||\\|| tablet avoids the possibility of taking MT dangerous drugs in tablet. form, and | | guarantees the GENUINE. ML | | Costs No More r § | Than Other Kind | ‘|| If your druggist cannot SORERRSEREREEE CELETUREERAEEL } booted rerpetenedl i Ry TUTE AeA supply order from us. | Boxes of 6 tablets, 10c: 12 tablets, 20¢. Bottle of ade || 24 tablets, 35¢c: 100 tab- i lets, 75c. LEAN || _Manufactured Only by t The Wm. A. Webster Co. Memphis, Tenn, TA NING TS0s THs Oo 4 5 Toon st « Lv a TELS vant’ <iee titi it] i ; ' | yt] } ibtill ij Hilt LAL | ’ cite | | | eaten hi hit} I i ittal i aenaeaereae SEC CT EE CEREEE OSES sheaal biti biaad ' iit i eeeeaees) aly H Direct Pharmaceutical Co., Distributors 1421 Olive Street, St. Louis. | When your head aches, it is usually caused by your liver or stomach getting out of order. ‘These ‘‘sick headaches’? quickly disappear as soon as the stomach is relieved of its bilious contents. Right your stomach and regulate and tone the liver with Beecham’s Pills, which rapidly improve conditions and promptly Help Headache Directions of Special Value to Women are with Every Box. Seld by druggists throughout the world. In boxes, 10c., 25c. a the Postmaster-General has been de- nounced by the American kedera- tion of Labor in national convention, his views on this subject hive under- gone no change. He maintains that the strike on the part of employes of the Government or those working for the Government is not permissible, in fact, is unthinkable and that the utmost danger to the Government Is involved in any suggestion that there should be a recession from this posi- tion. and that as far as he is con- cerned there will be none. “Working for Government.” “In the matter of telephone and telegraph employes they are at pres- ent working for the Government and the Postmaster-General insists that a ‘strike on their part is not permissible and he will never concede that it is. While they are working for the Gov- ernment, the wage paid them is not fixed, as that of other Government emploves, and hence aé_e different treatment or method must be used in ascertaining what is a just wage.”’ Burleson said he had strictly ob- served the rules and policies laid down by the War Labor Board for telegraph emploves before the wires were taken over by the Government, and added: ‘The wire administration has at all times endeavored to be absolutely just and fair to all employes of the wire service, the owners of the prop- erties and the public “The question is, as the Postmas- ter-General sees it, whether the or- deriv processes of Government shall be ignored, whether a labor organ!i- zation ean defy its authority and. put into effect their will regardless of the right of others and the public inter- est."’ Strike Inevitable Unless Burleson Changes, Says Konekamp. Ey the Associated Press CHICAGO, Anril 28 At a meet- ing of District Council No. 1, Com- mercial Telegraphers of America, vesterday, resolutions pledging sup- port of the international officers in, any acticn they may take, including ,a nation-wide strike of telerranh and telephone workers, were unani- mously adopted. ‘The resolutions de- Clared the telercraphers had heen da- nied the right of collective bargain- ing and wage advances to meet the increased cost of living and that “victimization of union men and women has not been stopped bv thea wire administration,’ International President & J. Konenkamp said that a strike was inevitable unless Post- master-General 3urleson changes his .attitude. BOSTON, April 28 Members of the local Commereia! Telegraphers’ Union voted overwhelmingly in fa- vor of a nation-wide strike next month, it was announced vesterday when the referendum vote was tabu- lated. Hood Tires and Auto Accessories. Geller, Ward & Hasner Hadw. ("o., 412-14 North Fourth st Branch 3342 Olive st Ady. Judge Dyer Is Better. Federal Judge David P Dyer, who collapsed Saturday in an elevator at the Federal Building, was reported much improved today at his home, 1 North Taylor avenue It was said that he would probably be able to ‘resume his duties in the United |; States District Court in a day or twe, ATS ae - -_— eee — ee _—— - —_—_— — = ome there should be an acceptance of his | ployes under his administration. The employes, the hours of labor and | strictly follow the law. The Post-. ' ' Ht ibm aNih 1! ae \ | «i! ws ! ) aa j WT + Thee : ot 2 . 1h a. it gicollll Neu Sling a “s | The Gimmes Say, “Me First”’ Not one of them wants to wait when Holsum Bread is on the table. It’s the natural start for every meal— appetizing, delicious, good, wholesome food. Give your kiddies all the Holsum Bread they want and ° ‘vatch their little bodies grow strong and see how “healthy they will stay. Get Holsum Bread, fresh every day, from your grocer. i ° * SAINT a HEY DT BAKER Y Louis 74 AMERICAN BAKERY CO. a We ship daily to live = dealers from the Pe Guif to the Lakes. so | BEO 8 x’ ' ‘ PROTECTED BY UNITED STATES PATENTS June 28, 1904 Aug. 31, 1915 Mar. 14, 1916 Feb. 19, 1918 Pree i OY “ + Bs HE Great Mogul of truck tires — runs so smoothly that the truck’s ewn momen- tum furnishes its full share of power. Mas- sive, sure-footed, giving a tremendous S increase of traction and decrease of vehicle vibration. The tire with toes — built like an elephant’s foot— toes the mark in all kinds of weather, on all kinds of roads. It is daily making marvelous mileage records. KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRE CO. 3221 Locust Street St. Louis — . os nie - ‘ * 7 YA eee he IN hes Ga “er, 4 la ast: yet yi ates 3} cia aga oy cue, ae ae iS ea z? ae Nees: ee Sas yt 7 Lae, — Niet eer, ae ¥ 4 MARS As bas Be shay eS a Oe a ae vid ” Ang re i a Py ign S: epee Finish the Job! Subscribe to the “VICTORY” Loan : 13 Flavor Lasts $860 Taken F ket Street, From Polic and Two F WHISKEY T. THREE Man Is Held U Locust Stree in Afternoor beries. The fact that ¥ was oniyv five hi city jatl hut two net interfere with robbers who soft trom William Wil ket street, betweg and this. mornings To get into the the safe. the reobbe three doors. This with a crowbar ward left in the sa ing’ the safe the sacks to muffle then blew the heavy of its hinges The job Was a0 that nothing in t safe was disturbed! did not even rock ¢t the bar. A the batter enen the t& of the safe, was my when Willmering’s the place for busi 82300 Stolen Retween $2300 a tained bv robbers w in the office of the! 12746 South Broadwr today. A Sergeant | mer, standing at Ur ger street. a block explosion, and tries windows of the neighborhood, but cate the sound 1 was not discovered arrived at the plant The robbers got | from a second-floor ‘ne holes around th leading to a second After boring the h away the lock. The safe was situated w between the first al In addition to the ww took a revolver 4 They left their bra saw on the porch Three Thefts ¢ “Truck burglars” Louls Wine and Li room, 1105 South Br vesterday, stealing 1 ky and 2 cases of | ocKtalls, all values Jicemen were told th an automobile truck rear of tre place a fore the burglary This was the second Kind in the neigi hours. Saturday the Liquor Co., 620 Clg entered and liquors stolen Rureglars broke ini rear of the Astor FH and Olivt® streets, ind stole whiskt a@ ued at $100. and $75. beer coll Several cases of ca peaches, onions, gray vere stolen from th HMirnermann, 3600 {| avenue, in the fami Holdup at ; At the saloon of | sk. REQS North Hra ole whisky valued The residence Oo 4163 West Pine robbed while the fa and tewe ir’ valued 1 Andrew Manz, $1 ‘100 North Broadwa the head by one of stopped him near & reet at 3 Pp. © H the hiow and before | en took $20 from ed Aibert Steffel, 33% “as stopped by ~~? t Winnebago and nue at 1} QP r naked for Aa elg match Steffel accé with both lnatead ¢€ hack tea Steffei. the ir Fimokes and the mate et. When Steffel de Hlanation the man ¢ ine ordered Bteffel half block awa‘ Fined the; here at Neild the revolver Searched Steffel's pe 180 “Much ob iged. ¢t marked. as he told it and Keep aguiet Discharged Sob Nelson Martin. a ‘er on his wav to fh oO, Was caught hidi of @ Vaeant bulldin Sinth -etreer. at 11 ac Attempted tea ph Senvsen, a private wi ‘atehman passed an AYenue. between rig “'Treets Martin was armeé when he ordered th "hrow up his hands “on Srabbed the pist er fled. pursued b& atter was joined ty ‘he chase continued t 'O Spruce. to Ser enth thence to Sixth stre Yecant house.

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“os at Rl ENA et RES ae a Oe SS gw-EVERY DAY PEOPLE ARE FINDING BETTER PLACES TO IVF by neing these columns. “@@ j 1) BSORTS ROBBERS i IMM” AT 16, HE QUIT NAVY AND JOINED | TWO MEN AT THE CIRCUS == {DEATHS ENGINEERS TO GET TO FRANCE FOUND MYSTERIOUSLY INJURED ate OLD SWEET SPRINGS | ———_— LONERG i N—i in Sat ee ee Springfield, Mo., Youth, Who Fought | > ; One Att acked in Sice P With a Pitch- at Chateau-Thierry and St. Mihiel, | fork and Necro’s Skull Is ver IS onsumer WEST VIRGINIA Wants to Know if He’s Deserter. | Fractured Later. a ee | | By tee Associated Press Two mysterious ussaults occurred \lanul aclurers dog cl national Or a sec rit PamMous hel Sweet CHICAGO, April 28.—Frank W.'. * ‘ | Suhe | Springs will open June 15 ~ 4 in the SieCDpine Lenis ri the circus tiohal HuUSsiness Lis¢ new spaper space because "3 4 ) | Hii a. m.. fro Allee, 18 years old, of Springfield, si YY | a \ id | led a mid Lutomobyl , ; rTroO as wat ‘ | ae and bedi i (Cue ‘ ° : j priyrye , =e — was uncertain today whether he i nee 1 is i. oi T | the newspaper Is the universal consume: ming pool o> a Moco classed aK a deserter fron the AVOTIUCS Mis iV tit | : : ‘ a PPOOIS ailicdl orl ihlniKS pete rn! a ae ee Se meditun of advertising. For informat ) ' urphv Or information and book AD! navy. A month before the United States e ‘re > ‘or re ae agen Ba th ry’ : s Oe . oo - ites entered the world war, Allee. Wash., one of These nanufacturers find | CasVv Lo vet ther — rite TO then 16, enlisted in the navy in the omen aia + tae a ila Bae ; a eee See ee | eoods well distributed in any community H. PAXTON, Proprietor ho ¢* ; it’ it] ' au Py $860 Taken From 1518 Mar- aes thas | night get into thi pital. lie had awakened to tit h | | , 7 ’ ll Pon de 1 ; — , | | prongs of a pitchfork sticking in his through jobbers and retailers who are wil ce de Leon, Roanoke, Va, Sixteen months’ fnaction at the! ?? - . a pM ; | a "a a © . : ; : ket Street, Five Blocks ; abdomen He told { ] Ten iid bap TO push products hor \\ hich there 1s re }}- navy yard brought him no comfort, had no idea who his assailant mis : eo he deserted and enlisted i: he | a From Police Headquarters 6A? nd EF cme et ss oe ol have been, nor could he assign any eral demand. O2nd hngineers at Boston under the , - reason or | if Sf | t+ « and Two From City Hall. name of Jack Anderson. Three ke was aslee . whe hie felt hi if Nev Spaper advert Ising makes it possible lor weeks later he was in France, and!” ”.. ys . : jabbed and that when he awoke he them to reacun cadnsumers and d MaleLrs Il} AS then, ie American forces went ; : ae tenes , ‘ . ._ 4 7 7 ‘ ‘ i ~ lear ¢ | EK. M. BAIN S W Pass. Agt . - e of time was only five blocks uway and the CIRCUS PARA taken to the city hospital Roth men + city jail but two blocks distant did! DE DELAYED |' were said to be in a serious condi- ‘ny 7 “Ove 1] ‘ “yt: , ' both Ph jones. N. W. Cor. 11th & Lacust ste : For information and data regarding St. : | | PETERSON—Asieen ip j ~ 14 a na! .? fe interfere the ork of safe a | tion. not inter e with 11 worl f :. BY RAIN FOR 2 2 HOURS Lior | Louis anal contiguous territory ase te see 4 robbers who wot away With $860 ieetaittaittisiia ‘ oe rie oh mnigpcpt er —. Four Wagons of ities 40 Horses, PLANS FOR CAUCUS NF AMERICAN re jor esentat lV e of the Promotional and Re. cet st . . Sia day nigni Two Bands and Three Steam | LEGION 10 RE HELD HERE search Division of the and this morning Calliopes iu Procession. | | April ’S. 1943 “o “ Ny “ ) wit, oe Muneral from re lo get into the office containing | The parade of the Sells-Floto cir- | Ba hite ‘ . * gig elise St re thence to Be hat la the sa fe, the Poni ss had to JOR ETS cus left the rrounds. Vandeventer | Lieut. -¢ ol, ue I ° Wood VW ill ( onfer ae Raa ¢ and deat gin” it ‘ three doors his they accomplisheec and Laclede avenues, at 11 o'clock | on Ar ‘ungementis With Charles ” ul Beaty ad a ba t 7 and 7 | ’ 1 | rR rete tg, aged ; ‘ "7. a . "7% >} ’ " ‘ > _ . . 4” ‘ -ar vith ii erow bat which they unfter this morning, one hour and “4 half I ° Hath Id. = ‘ hiumar Dre le vi ‘TA ‘ i} Af r \ mal sil aie ‘) P rigeet rit if ward left in the saloon. After “’soap- | Jate on account of rain Arrangements for the caucus of ; rhe 8 ' ' " Mra. Els 7 ing’’ the safe they covered it with There were four wagons of jions. a tne Arnierican Legion in St. Louis. “A * Sol Nor: wents-second street. me Wes a ngerin sacks to muffle the explosion anda hippopotamus, a rhinocerus. several] May &, 9 and 10, will be completed & - — : | ie ’ ee nee ee .. ~ Wednesday, then blew the heavy front door cleai leopards, tigers and imate -envan ;upon the arrival today of Lieutenant — — — fave : ON 4 a oer oe BI. EEN eT ee red ‘ , hence ta Rellefontaine Cemeter \fets a ) in aaa ap of its hinges elephants and a smal! army of ox- Colone! Erie Fisher Wood, secretary i itiner, dear ‘a eg Matties REHAGK—E ntered inte rest on ind vi va ideale Fy dy. The job was : leverly executed triehes and monkeys of the temporary) ‘ommittee, who cy gu , ‘aw, ro. eaee er and great-aunt of | ote ae mt . ‘ me ' Bids. Legal and Divid Whit confer w ith Chia es. blattield, » al irs | Re * : ) vote et y Fama =sene a ie on three or more "' - ~ y all ” +a oe : es 1 . ~ . ° -— 7 ~ rr = ' 2 Cane B* @s > > ? surnmoned to convey tien 26 years old, Spokane, : 27h f 2a ee iw >” ——e- =e 9 oe ere ausqygoos ee 2 and dear moth —_— > ° pe eee Oe ed ——o . e " : : * “ By ng: wees pt BY ~~ - : . ‘that nothing in the saloon but the There were about 40 horses in zg Se . sePcretury +} nser lions. PPP DMD DOD DP PPO oe Noe sufe was disturbed The detonation ’ ine : / ’ . e St Ouis ' : - & i a . | lid not even rock the ett go + trappings, ridden by women. Cw ie: . »en) , . | | * t | ad ! 7 ve oc 6 yours at ee | : . ares ttl ‘ . if gla ©: cif ‘ ‘ brass ban ds and three Steal Calli . , ' ' . , ‘ sal , si . : . os : - . ail ’ ' it. at PERSONAL " ’ b “Ty a?) ad i 4 lion and Publi: a 4 :| ae 7 >" igo 4 i ° = ti } | ) } ’ ; ' ‘ " ; me , : . . the bar. A sledge hanimer, used to} opes furnished music along the route ne UCU vant Ik abe | PALACKE OF MASTER PICTUKES—GRAND and LUCAS : BRATCOR RT—A ohn s Hass i clan ‘Tr iat at 19-80 « ; Fou remittance must accom pany mail ordem -_ —_ waitin veterans § ¢ 1 | worl * ' : rn. 2 . [ ak wo) val t s You Always See Them First at This Theater oe ¥ uise | 77 ’ t ‘) ' ra ‘ PERSON 4 fy ‘ : > ry one hatter. qahroee hy the Miter Cog) partner | ana ri Tp: 4d I pfs . I i ana of clowns afforded | ‘| Louis and permanes rganizat 2 GLORIOUS! THAT IS THE ONLY WORD THAT ADEQUATELY DESCRIBES ifred and Mathild rt —- Ay s 1M, at 3:30 a. lane Mol 7 f of the sufe, Wis near the “Jimmy” AMlhiuse ment for the ( hildren >‘ Pa dat ; ; ™ : ? as ; , ' ; 1 eo vor i ’ ¢ sist ! ; a! i hone ; when Willmering’s bartender opened The Pope School, at Ewing anda te anon MER i wg Li atig i HE SIGN INVISIBLE B) Funes rom |} rdoe | > ~ Ny PO , an ng soni the place for business this morning 9 Lacled eile the Representation he caues ' Z ue noti ae ee ee ter M nt CRS os ~ . ; : : “a Cece avenues. disniissed jts ylI- A . . ' re l- } , . ; 3 se ( ‘ i inte . Ae - . — ; , » Leen , s Al \ tag ; i@vuhaor ed Lin £2300 Stolen Krom Safe i) Th has been fixed at tw. en 3 eager t.owts, the Master Producer—Featuring MITCH 1. LEWIs : va Tar | nig eager a jell 2063 oa be re call again? Im- ; * : Pils. i@ route of the parade was , Phe Giant of he Barrier,” in a tighting, leving, daring role. The story of a HR BUCKLEY—FEntere: inte , \ “ose ane - vortant (@: Between $2300 and $2500 was Ob-@ east on La: lede to Market. to Br l ich congressional « The gS man who defied Heaven and Earth. Do doctors really save life, or are they §& Apt ; i! 7 ' PERSON AI ; : . 2 " ei AQT NE ; Tout : . : sai eeil “ws : ; - . 7 . - anny , ; on , ; , om x ‘ ‘ r,? Tes , cry i. tained Dy robbers Who blew the safe Wily, to \\ 4ASbineton helpless without nid of me reiful Providence See this photure for an RUSWer. i . n : } | bb Pee tT a Im at , - f. 3 ' will bite } ‘ avenue m ey ; a . ~ pms , , ; Siste in the ffice of the Star Packing Co ae os ' Lo The Ame , Legiot : MK. AND MES. SIDNEY DREW OUTING CHESTER ar ’ , ' dward keile rane ¢ rawurery ody ae ; “ 040 Bai ae % | ! ee ee eee, LO. Pies cotved a+ «= wicca "7 : | In “AN AMATEUR LIAR.” “ITASCA MAKES HEK BOW.” nee le i ! ' John en . page te a” wvtieen h "| PERSONAL 1240 South Broadway, at 12:40 a. Len 'O the grounds at Vandeven- ld i a ae OF A an Phis is ene of the last pictures made Where Does the Father of Waters : re . ¢ erere: } } 7 / be ry ie: SvULiadjlers 11) = j ) ° ° “ ‘ce H F j j » toda, A Sergeant and thre poli ¢ . avenue. The opening perform ! at) bei “ary and | we the Inte Siiiney Drew, (,et His Start in Life men, Standing at Broadway and Rut ance will be this afterno Ty} eo fd COMMITLCE COI poses f lieutenant- & HMiVERLD'S ALGMENTED CONCERT ORCHESTRA : : ree be P Bie “eal re teenies fOON, we Cll ‘Olonel RPoaserve!} , Complete Show After 0 P. M.—Children under 1° with parents free except Sun- ger street, a biock away, heard the Cus Wt!ll be here all w eek : ‘ G04 vis aa MAN, 13e1 days. Show Continuous from °@ O'Clock—Prices, Before 6:50 15 Cents explosion, and tried the doors and laNnt-Colone ennelt lark. After 6:30, 15 und 25 Cents (Commencing Next sunday, “The Eyes of the Werid,”’ by Harold Bell Wright. windows of the buildings in ~ AUCTION SALE OF Vice ehaiy Piaf) ‘ ! si ] eT inf Colo. i A" . be: y ne : rs ; abe = ‘ i) . 4 ow 4 é ‘ " " ‘ att 4 ro - i an\ ‘ey 90 4 ‘ . . : ; : . =s » » . ; ‘ . . mn - , : . els : ' we seri \\ we ee : ‘cemen were told that five men with York sale and three concurrent Lon- — geo . oo ? seslinas ’ | ~ ie sing Bi 8 BUSINESS CARDS | don sales, showing the un: llenge- hallenged HAKMON—ntered » rest © nday | an automobile truck were seen in the, rear of the place a short time he- Superiorits of SI Louis Hs the fur! ce MBERS Cit AMBER a} COMMERS K FARNIE WARD a “THE CRY OF THE WEAK” \l “P's lait ' | — ‘ ‘ \furia . .* , . WV ill Note That I his | heater I« Direct - if bine Wrion ph i ini 4 rua) ‘' ls of the late | S Se id a ; j " wei Te i, 80¢ \\ ] rai? ay! wth Delo ‘| mot if @) , , . MAND DNEY DREW IN “AN AMERICAN LIAR villiam Harmon and beloved mother of ¢ | LOST and FOUND fore the burglar) was discovered center of the world. | ’ Opposite Your Headquarters. liuaecoun ner "¢ on tAree oF more meer! ane POG Lh Ah el This was the second robbery of the OUR PRICES:. MATS. 17 eR | eae te teas Pel Oo eat tae ve | Sopa Kind in the neighborhood im 24 WARKTS WAIF FOR BOYS’ SISTER EVENINGS. 15-25-33; dows fa ia r, es and ¢ (aot tee ; ' ' “ en 7 ) a oe : on ae hd oe Oh es Said wgete | nies , mean & CARPET CL. EANING -UPHOLST'G *s Ss av ; . > | “HO ~ 7 De : hours. iturday the Samuel Epstein | WEST END LYRIC ORCHESTRA—DAVID UH, SILVERMAN, DIRECTOR. 8217 Byrot ce. to Imm: te Concepiin Discount fe 3 ‘ , > w*y ? ’ ; q"; : ’ et ‘ le#anir - i. : carpets ren- Liquor Co., 520 Clark avenue, was Missouri ae See pan Wife Would 2 :15—Twice elen..8-48 DAILY MATINER, 2:30 P.M wurch of plewoud ence — to | et th Pe Abi in, SE ' ovated e new 8529 Finney Lindell entered and liquors valued at $7050 Adopt Abandoned Baby. i'WO COMPLETE SHOWS EVERY EVENING, 7 AND 9 P.M. ee. a ee ee aR elmar 2451. ~~ (e8) Jack Mabel : , ee TR rpet Cleaning and Uphoistering - | 4) e% j am’ 7 : ' stolen. | geal Estelle, a foundling baby snteed. Lindell 6018, De! —- ———— — r . ‘ 4S ; Burglars broke into the bar in the who was discovered on the front ear of the Astor Hotel, Thirteenth | steps a 4318 IFarlin avenue on April Norworth MeCane &, 60. The cE Rj T KX A L | Co! ind T { iN U oO U Ss Pat = , irs sc OV ‘ | uh t i KOU RTH L IBE RTY LO. AN GL | ; ‘art , Sciral® 4906" women ee and Olive streets, early yesterday, | 9, and who has be are ind stole whisky and liquors val- | city. hospit 2 ten niga ge 7 sin boas ae SMITH « 67TH AND MARKE! 10 A. M. te tt P.M. All Seats 15: ‘Ove Father | oe : » 4 nner mone y 6G of teei~ogil spits Since, is being sought r AUSTIN: 4é 9 7 th ae Sine teed tone CUUPO. VU: LMANERS rented da Voor Poise: ued at $100, and $75.65 hidden in the after to fill the quota of a family’s | HAMPTON & BLAKE EVELYN NESBIT in Thou Shalt Not . le ; ‘ "4954. SO89L, SV058 bit " " e TRoval lectric + oad " : . . ‘ : , 24 _ , } , ‘ bat - : : ‘ / ' ¥ : new 4 pe Y . beer coils. children Kk. C. White, publisher of DOROTHY BRENNER a een wien RNOWsNG Be ADULTS aNea ast Semper ne Tuesd April of 4 P $1 AN P26 AY 7. PA an Bw Jor nee. operate oc Several cases of canned corn, peas,|the Doniphan (Mo.) Republican. has RAMSDELI . ee vr, (entra eent>. 4 SENG ts ONS. tines | ante te Ghiein . Gatmane , ne . a" ree | & DEVO Kiag's mig : : aoe oteee’ coe MISCEL!-ANEOUS NOVICES peaches, onions, grape juice and jelly| written hospital authorities follow- GARCINETT! BROTHERS 141904. 174018 | , i } —O045 'RANISS 410015 . were stolen from-thethome of Emil/tng publication in the Post-Dispatch ie , 7 ) : : ir $600 South Compton) of the finding of the baby, and asked § nar a & CoO. BR a oh s ROYAL TODAY day, April 26, 1919. at 1 o'clock, Heme STO! EN Nee 8 1236, BIOs “Bomont 3060 ' mista aan af tr aad Men | 8 ant op HB209. 1487TO. 83 KPreENTE obvb) Hirnemann, avenue, in the family's absence. that he be permitted to adopt Mary er M. | | | ay: Holdup at 3 P. M. Estelle. He says he has four boys, + et DLn i a wee - Sgaclac he “rome. of cher, 416 Tux ag Rae 5 j 4 Sg ‘ i . ‘ : rie { | , ‘ '* i or ' int. LIBERTY ' ‘harles cow- Whose ages range from 6 5 | | At the saloon of Charles Milkow ges range from 6 to 16, but a . wr, WHAT ‘uM 1 "BID? edo bou Veb ASSOCIATION. 5 er wee VR... en TU dese ae ea a tei Ve to 8°? ski, 8635 North Broadway. burglars he and Mrs. White wish a little gir! sti . DELMAR AND GRAND 1} Special Atti ye MURRAY tole whisky valued at $200 in their family. pes MAE The residence of Ely Bertram, Mary Estelle was found with a The aie a if Town SS a | robbed while the family was absent "er mother was dead and the person Mr. “D Ee WOL Sagem - afr s 7° : N re : . and jewelry valued at $150 taken. who left her was leaving town aa Peri | HAKOLD a. . >a i Andrew Manz, 55 years old, of oe try and find someone whe : ockwooD qQet DAA sa nN ae 4 Will love her as her mother would, . * w .4938 DELMAR: ‘104 North bDroadway, Wit struck t Tt rer . ‘The Devil's Needte” ag ERR. aie Ve re ~ on. the head by one of two men who Stopped him near Main and Locust _ “ges cea 5 pte porrrcg a Cnil-| in the Balrnsfather Comedy with Music Dats AS. “DON'T CHANG! YOUR HUSBAND.” cc por, 1 Paul's sclatives mee ty , 7 a Om eater ' ~ z an tae ¢ dren's Guardians, who will determine : j « frier ted. M eceased Was | - . street at 3 Dm. i. Ile was dazen by n ott : ( hn é wf Berney’ AiRBANK miami ale eS, ane ae men ' iNT: 7 ge . er adoption, he ‘ , : the ~ —_ ae det eta eC} eC ) at main ee rae een WALL PAPER CLEANING. ETC the blow and before he recovered the KELLEY ‘ ——. a Ve © ‘ So io alii £1.00 MAT. WED.—sSAI VENT. ¢Se-81.50 “Knocking Knockers” ) hay ti . ren Ye eihia , ‘ Wal PArTER . iorest =a en took $20 from his pockets and ‘ Oe ee ” , . . . ‘ ‘ , an : ‘led MEN NEEDED IN AIR SERVICE SUNDA : LIBERTY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA For si L ) . ae Meram Li | Forest 80%, EXT pp utherized by U. 8, Governm't Matinee °2:15—10¢ petting result n gst ale oo “ee. eens * DEAMOSG oo onl end | eee (o@ Aibert Steffel, 3326 lowa avenue, fe ! —— - Coming Thursdayv— ; lotion Picture ANITA STEWART in “Two Women Was stopped by a man near ifteen thousand men are needeu WEE Drama for Winnebago and Nebraska ave-!at once in the development of the PNSsD Women and Girls nt at 1] The ‘ nat ‘s air service. All who are. in- , ie i | mM rt man ition S$ alt ‘ ce IO A a RAC OF THE ROAD AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS usked for a cigarette and nm terested in enlistment in this branch match Steffel accommodated him of the army. either as aviator or Seats Thurs. Nighst “Se-St. Mata. 24c-50¢ NEXT FRIDAY, MAY 2 With both. Instead of handing them | dirigible balloon pilot, chauffeur, } , rri EK hack to Steffel. the man put both the! mechanic or work at some of th FPT- ErFERSO AT COLISEUM WITH ORCHESTRA ‘ bidshe . ° ' ir i the air ROBERTO MORANZONT, Conductor, | Finokes and the matches in his pock- other 30 trades required itl ii] et, When Steffel demanded an ex- service, ‘re asked to communicat St. Louis’ Leading Plashouse. Popuinr & rrees, OF ve o \ ; , Tease i “— , . (mM serve sent nt St ‘TOPAd., Manation the man drew a revolver: with the department air service off} Penieht. “PIERRE OF THE PLAINS . Reserved oo ~ Ry. pas ; , VICTORY LIBERTY : nt Kieselhorat’s, 100T Olive St. nd ordered Steffel into an alley a_.cer, 104 Broad street, New York Agile BERT LOAN Presents half block awa A second man They will receive in reply an } The Soldier Players oi Camp Sined them there ana while the first! portant cominunication on the ject prepared by Capt. Charlies Zachary Taylor in Repertoire eld the tO) ‘y° thre second Searched Steffe] pockets and took Glidden, w ho has served as an offic Puesday ** Tite biel! Vint $1.40 for several months in the army fly Four One-ANct Plays “e Phe Rinne of the “Much obiiged.” the first one re- ing school at Souther Field, Ameri een yl . Jo tts af . nee.” “Water BOBKER ARABS , go" and “PFeod: en ve.. “Pierre of Bart rt 4 ( arked, ; ld Steffe! ‘be cus, Gi and at the army balloon al , care aroner- ERasgeer Ce fed, as he told Steffel to beat us, a4., @ ’ , Phe Bells: +. te Courses Trio Fox & Ingraha™ it’ and kee nm quiet school at Fort Omaha, Neb t. ; ' . Flere Woille & Blackburn The Bella Discharged Soldicr Held. . DT cea 0-5 Ved and Sat, Mat.. $1.00- MABEL NORMAND ts it & ve vvidieve var son Martin, a discharged sol- GHARLES EHLERMANN'S FUNERAL BF “s-nte'atec'ar Coirov's. 1100 Otive petit, THE Pest” TODAY—TONIGHT sai t his home in Ili r} | A irs, Sidnev Drew in Dive idling in the cellar Muneral services for Charles Kh! i OPERA HOUSE on Amatenr Liar’ seats Pe nt ss hitmen iane ity ( 417 South er : a ©" RMARKET S15 . Current Eienis and Comedies io ‘NOT Olive St. and an Greunds ) ermann. 73 vears old, who died Satu after he , ‘ ig ler li be held ; ACTrs OF coo oe ‘,.nweNOD attempted nk ance: Planeta dav at Hotel Statler, wi eo hel | V4UDEVALE AND. Pye gay o8 aad A i T oO u . " es FCOTB® the home of his daughter, Mrs ™ OLINE ‘on, a private watchnran, as the _ a ee }) mM} - wn eteat *. MERIAN'S leday, 2:30 tea S550 te If . liam hf rundelach, 4937 Forest SWIs ~ ' ; ' , Au ‘ . . chy mm? ) “7 2) : . a "is . * ‘ 1 INE AC TORS «AN 7% \" ’ > ; , ve , ' a passed an alle Fy OFS fark lark boulevard, tomorrow afternoon in a sacreaminglys funny plays , : mee BS HOUR : : mg $4 it , | + *% ¢ ot i — _— nie met wWwoer *. ; 7 : f ° . ne . . , . ' : rT? oe “Ale ee ery en and Ninth a. 80 The body will be incinerat- THE TEREERITORIALS OFFARTERE! are ur ther Acts 4 ‘ , ; . e , , . - ° PLAYED BY 50 DOGS MAE MURRAY : fon ipie | aven to Per amet _ | | APerwe ine rer. 4 . " > ler ”* : a a ; . : » 7 . : , “ o™! I tf ve ' ’ j tle Des il. P : _— ts urnit * in ex Seuge ** reets : Martin was armed with a pistol | od. AND 8 OTHER GOOD ACTS a Se hen he ordered the e Ehlermann was in the malt and World's Latest News and Mack Sen- emnans + beaying— ne : , :, | , - we i he orderes ie Watchman to more nett Comedy Picture M \Kat rE KITe «LARK ;, , Ae | By * «in Me et 7 RIA re 7 . Si om rendet thy ' > n St. Louis for | ay ow up his hands Instead, Ben- hops business | , : Show Never Stope—til a. m. to 11 p.m TODAY in “LETS ELOPE” : : , on : _ it grabbed t sol- | (aan nets ereneing me - With S—Bh; ACTs—S "wns : oat , . in *echange : TIME 3:30 Phuredas Ape Dat 9 ) Kraw aie annie ec - ~ oy a - Vent - ihe pistol and the cients ahaa jler ¢) . eurvived by his widow, Mra. Chrissie *r fled. pursued by Benson. rhe, eur ived bed. nie bane. shen yeep gg oneraig GA y - T y Matinee Ilaily Ar SPORTSMANS PARK ‘er was joined by policemen as Gibbers Eniermann, E Ladies l0¢ LADIES" DAY be . : $72: . Carl Ehlermanas RLESQUN | : randy . : “ h@ chase continued to Kighth street tied in 18 ee atheates o . t d BROWN 1 STANDAR AT rt | path ye . ) ." ‘9 Spruce, to Seventh, to Poplar and ‘of New York, and two daughters, VS. " iator's * is t Menace) Mra. William Gundelach of St. Louts REAL GIRLESQUE wate and Doddicr PACE MAKERS , | | . Peter ane Pa de tae aiiin ané Lee Be ih) pus : ae ru. : zy. ‘hence to Sixtl | ixth street and into the : nee and Mrs. Otto Gerdhu of New York. Nest Week—dise MAP MOOBAY cinis, |ickels on Sale ‘atWoit's, B away & Washingisa Nexr—Juch Keid’s Kecord Breakers Yecant house. ey eee oe eee ae LO OL EAA EOI ITE

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ome ee j I ae ek J w_ STOR > : LE Ameen, Mov ONORI ST ed Lh Fire; S$ Oe, | a househoia Wareho: = OR AG GE C ~ SITUA TIONS—-we a ar ° an‘ ship poods. p e for 7 $i setsive & WOME D Ur ca ' ree! ianos fate « EMA ee N. G! De!ma re. Gra service: car. n ‘Orage o CA Da ble. ID— si a RLS W A :° Pj pag 2T8Nd-Laciede aver” oe eee Poe Willing ¢ with BE estat tect _ ELP Ww NT ; PRINT . Lina, aid bas AC parish oni’ pt" & od refere ) ee lca nasi O ry : ING” = nde!| O05" NDHES ; Box wy fami} nces or _MEN: AA NO A ode | tay DRESS Rit. tor Tuesday an ys Ca- TER—Exp ‘Boy a Mec "HE AP es ADDRESS cela L,AUN all Lindell; Tt Uesiday O#t-Dir " 00d R— Experienced £ R Tr Gill & Cy, st eg e ; : ING | OND ety - | 405. and Wednes Post t Ar mie 1 man cutter On pet 7 : ys O ? - : ts | 4 ti Loy ON i irs 2 . * Jisty , ‘ Y Ca tico = = 3 3 No 11¢h git for print: LAL’ NDRE > lel} Ome att undies CYL! 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ELECT MOR’ MET Wane? ; br t@a. 2 ozs ozs, du Kor OW Je a at - . With © ch pete ae =, ; Jollet articies _.mintinum gg | 0" lesday. \\ Sit “wee yp. om DIN INGTON et ima” RNING Wik ing te Own or } Will » 948. Breen | & CCOr appl Vr emp!) Post - pee! A, out 16, f (c}| Tloor eas smal} onite..of — OT E000 - ¥ a - more Ie per oC. Medicai r, f Cail 7 @ J]: ie Rida mi first-c¢ lawe F NE FR ay ik \ MEG. co hHik j ficial) ) COlOr P r lack Stein ne. very hg I y to pate sd nmiery t ar j ‘ val 7 spatch ing pS... ne mawins Office ; dicot’ Mwy ghone cere” Seaent oe White late a = ary. P} he ne age nced ce Sh yar? and ee #nd Axt a details a: irs ey i | @j° liqu Pac ’ id let } t na Nn 4 r Ste) : se ender. to lark: i Part ment. POSition ‘@ can oo a an ho Use \ AN Mi ae a Oany Sat ; ; 2 : P . t, rke-t “uae: 4a MO Oz fatthr Natters ~ erienced r DP B ws lone H 00d fron: ae I’ pax aS gi \ Derience ire ‘ 1k en, lik é ain ; le hag i qt. } Takem ) any ¢ tion 1; , gen. Food er Wea in o er yo: eXpe cal) he or x ddle. - wt, : i inily + m Us f c wily Garr at Thure s Sit omont ers i, . i lan! Wo rk: I lik @ , and | f bee ihguid . Nan, h ReCt land. ; ba Prices havea : ur ne _* a; & & ~_. wee 00d } seed \ i nae wirt a’ ; : jee tnur attend ares ( > da\ ‘ aT i lou i PP’ yy meta j ta j c) a ‘ ny ad mort) li ar } Rr ip } to Ion te Nus . . ana Pient ie@evV CoO Tt. ery ; IR ON n 4 of iomMe . ww ; ’ ‘+ \i , ; i " " oa i —— «f ed and ~ ck) hoy ' Bteacl, Psila . (si «3 y ite in; P the } \ e, e ie. hid 4 on ne ft. 5 nduct COOK ca bee , 8 1 b) / Da ia fa ‘ ‘atl ieee Olive Me . Peer} i «) ‘ * ' Mi . INIW ; AL 2D ED ing tf APHE iz , Rox ur “he exper NGI) ie ashingt ed, ‘ vi i] ridid ial - ry nig ed w fllire; } ae. % 6 Ine} or | ? Wh anal ‘afe cas . . $19 inille 1Oli¢, ' rn ~ Ge ont NN 1] cy , apid 5 : erma inte , \i = * j oul “eg 4 ¢ : . " anne oe adertins Powe | Sf Bax 3} 0 per YOun® Ja —— ats Vs ot if of ‘HIDISt ~~ OR Hand ASSagping ped j t, ; Satisf iployved ‘Nat h Other COOK est 2N9 oO Cook ' th me | ootke. 28 408 U adv; week! nent lew ‘OMAN fe arenetioa { Ear Ons afte uUrsday ; Te Pina 1 218 : Weal: aay: wil! ENGIN =a came: 9 fy. . for as re Stains } lo mi ig t} iT) t} f acto and es; (c) 4 . ancen iv; pj Dost) y . TT : r, - Olive : C aftern Met anrlat and GRAP Pont Dig tat & | \GINFER— Lice Lox Te glttK ) | Stains like nutes "2. Stal te form ry Cast ; l ha: aaa #t-o] are for ¢ 1AC] em! lent eusa on adies’ o Ca x 16 + te Dons red: ; os HE Pp t. 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Dears, ° ta® hte tig aoe fa) ‘ Y Seen Siig nt Sour wai at pel , + ~~ ere! r Cee Ca PrP Dl — oa "SPQ et ral CAVE Dane = ine. | Pris ata 2 I do: ai N-Mit | = st. po f work r POUT te gt ~ HE UND erie : nder | htest } ‘ro omilk at fc i pines a sia ae ore ir} ; ef ee. me . = Homg Mr. ‘Els “mak yy work, ; : — nie mn mii ms : privare os ‘Ing Pe i Lindell 47 pada a ke y ashing fi white. « wr) ; shor \l + ING py DO i in ie Te IN ox S lardenin © depe ' to ; or DASSing nad bushes Fey inal | 7% OK call_ Gr do coo] 026 Pj r work Weenie King-Brit id KOOd | wo : ig fro. ' vate ery niy ‘ if IMA home. ... TRIN Co., }te¢ | “2M om ade te. {oe Teed S whe ibleso Hil Macca : Co. “nd bat lo HISS ow . A Other ep tto and and on” ones. is ae ver line ts a. ae ar Hess Oppaorr Poy) P faa M40 a oO : they ie | , tii @s Maly ( ~) en the > mea | — bee . 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Ceiba, Mar i rie RE } ("s , : id } @X\ per; i ne ‘ it €#n ide!!} “Ti ‘ing « iEot, Higyt ‘all ee gene ra! m we Frar Pro, 74 y ot ifs it} ws oh ; “s 's ne CLER) fe Derie Afiie lt > { by» ‘Ohad | Il pa ‘hee hi 1 = ° 1109 ‘AVS ser len: wy travel, Visahs . 2125 che SEGIF] v232 \ , hor fols “ 4 Klin, n © a — ao = ter Re re cartines, ICA Hox Mo» heed .. | 2 but , ’ imst wae RIAN: ' Y for ; ’ rushes DP Pine. et of ¢ eal “Tite Cling ——se 70), requ! tie Fy aferm isowork. nates Se. mm, 3 ] : i . pe ict ~ SN . thy efe, (c) i419 we Hele 6 ard? _— if de ) Pon L Or 10-400" Le oon Shing ING oO Paper ana i at one y larviand MO d. A | Sacal P MO dp gn, (9, | HOUSEc as45w. te, for ple. | ~**-_ Oth CS Bx "ences, 3 +r i we; i " : & 0 6.m ne : 1 Se on A CO. iF and Prisco to! bee \| 7OUNG * ireland» PPLY, wit : IN AND Woune ” —Misce » | HOUSEGIRL— G; 6051 p Benera! WAl aes “*Derlenced oy | buy as Phone Olive 4an ' * ¢ ly Bit . Frese ‘on An, dy ‘ “!4 M the , COOK wie of \PER q*T He 4 mg f° a. hs ‘rade MEN 4 Hot e| Ly city tyr. pies OMEN Pe. Scellaneons —e family: Gir 1 f rshing. DOuse@work ; i¢ TRESS Fo ‘ u " oh ’ oy oft . va +459 : ma ‘tt! : , wt a " ; “7 : ° ClCLf? ip | . > . i? .e * fone ' it i? ‘ | . ')* , { ‘ec r : ’ 6 ers : ’ so ; :? - tf Gin - OD Ore 7 { nhion « yt : a. ON) ae . Arie ican (23 Roy ny ‘di el ER Kx; 24 . ars oli “ore © od lou, to le ~yrer 10 a of work. on: no exppresent a: SEGIRI ~ 800d wages eral } fed) | Ww Al’ Pp. ee 193 "N ‘il lune? - U4 tll a ° i an? registers. Pees Mit oe. Milley eumiry oe sa te " ari ~t ire m Resin rant Pav CK i4 Seok D nt iy Crlence , ‘ : eUZ N brs ad begin « n resta a ’ inetan = 8 to 4 nee me Mr Ce ae eft): flo: H ine sf , c OM pe tent S. 3145 Russel} ork git Rk NK. M ~~; N, IRth nenroom, - 8; } HOUS . Co. 52 mtr ye hel toln AAI wo Ht heats” STi; oRRN' ony Manat... ever ; or moe Sr eed Q with; over ‘x “0. Wat! Johne, OURE ‘. Tef sell (9; Ww ‘day, be Wan 5. Ew vs ie red. } hes: Th ons bbl 3 as gh . ran ww Ml ng ti O.. S17 Mf A} bo x Da Der Iw Cabinas VAN - Ver ' ® Neon. oar. n “oe v3 frene «/ AIT ms geod Or rice mont F300" nat , ror ma ee whe can oe,” ’ Marko faci ae a (makers | ED o HEL ‘udio, ¢ ot ork, em. 4520 | RESS— Ey; worke -D GO ee EPPS 2M ®t ONE * Lary flan Car age AN Nrhes . Mis iors Take, @rich: C@rse ai (a® Pp WwW O4 IV: ‘oO Merv ain : jon ° - tau Poy —~— ‘. 10 HA} Ops 7 i. 3 K - MAKE ‘St @ j berty 2 ING ‘t — rs nen = AN Waeh. her "Cook . . rant. 2% Per. 4a * } 7 FO : o Rit ] \KR A t o ‘ i? ’ rt {, v By, , 4 Or : ry 7 E ' son. 4 ‘fo —_ ic Ww ‘ 247 on \ ’ , . o R SA y I’ - Crip aR A, (he: ime Orth ole dine —P : ne fy ‘ust bh D. ‘on Hiatt ‘i Fo “7a ener 7 ht Al “ a, é. ' es yt ; a “ Diaper: piother: e 3 bile WAKE s —w Nort} Trades akers y ha "9 MEN Pattern One m Pi@-drium be firet Clas | sr BIE N wom: MEN. —~ poh. GIRL O scot hia Wages house AITRESS SS Es. Fr, rand Shenat doa? wheres a ale. a R SAGE: “ ” home Mece Baca Agr. EXxpe; ” : Marke; 3 ; _ 1 ow; win ion oe te? mo beleny e) o. Oldin & ma: Sy at ier o 5 frame Re hed toa “s RSE Fr GIRLS 4057 _ hot anew ork adie * . 4604 WAITR 2 =. “1130 Br k + Ree HAtyY ~ ' oa oe room sel, z "se treubie 8 hates’ ira! ' NOC Ae ir ‘ and bandaea nu i“ and . ; Aes . an : B Fort » ‘ine Wood ine man Perat or. bin D.1l0 Dimer: a able Pg HOU Seas Good ee ‘4 woman, (cB) 18th tESs Shor _™, Broad Lune! ‘ re Te wr: > hookcas#, : ae 8 » ie@rre , Siva” de plern. ‘ “ii'e P « : i. “or Ar. Voor f; - ra ne — ine: : ws rh ‘ turne. Or ~ ine DE O8t-Disn ol wa ; GIRI i le 6. ¢, \ t t hours. ‘ w areom , _ ; , ' ; re aS Terre tomate sg Barna 4 ps — > + 2 a eno Bi, , ng haber = bench ne bis me dataite on column ch mold. -— } rinting | o GIRLS = res yp ’ call G famaite =. my ma ” 8482 n 0d pay ' VAIT Tore : lian rs Sood yc : . - \f ‘ tle ~ crsibie Ban “Bee, i@a) nm? Prler ; . > . oF : Rg! . rr J oc} “ s . by r " Ta ‘ ‘ Trt er | i “x r) . , . ) , ' . ind. able and xr, noes ef Actann ett ble Pa A ee nash CHAS iNwork . Diller and special} BODY “TRON veerienced. B (2) | HOUSEG Th, — ai housework || WAITRE Berienced. Vii _— SELON ge Sey a rte: K ely ri vin ene led ., ret , ‘ \ aa s on aah ° ] pa m 4 Er Ow rm ‘ou , es G ’ ‘> ad refe in ap SSE . ; 9 5 oy 4 | be , (cj) age AD 1 his ting ust Rhits 1p Miss & doo ‘fan oO, y. Ap hs Pertence _ ani fi sework 300d, yon en Diy. 8— Hx ; marke chiffani. et sheds , wy ma Plicanta wi) .,' be: Comment *« CO rs and ive ap ty Me ced, ae |) oor ‘_ ~efere whit te, Ww 702 N. berien nt mie g 180 ane ry 4 rt Ms ' n ne ~ Npet : . Lite ‘ vc tro stead S59 }’ rce = Aly 7r th : ced. Be mi tale .- nagnit pan h. Tex. orth Pp iets Please by her —— +. SAL ‘tie Rock a, \SHTER Bier Do! itan lauas ¥Y work Hor SEGIRI rsAiirg — no washi, Kener ‘ Bvod RE SS Fy — MO Other, - Oe - Praes te et Sinz = [ — ung Mil Con thers i PRIN r) ESMEN . , «4 : ( Ty ad, job_ Tz ry Co ——. and houwen Experien ng. 4er ond _Foom "bw? Ms ~ - SPdly gna L Ys Cha is GOLb BERG Fi'myw 1918.30.23 Froatite $

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== MEN, GIRLS NN, ty Btessen kitchen objec. e Nor- 42) to iron | ven Mfe (WT D wen J0¢C fine exvctra Launches, Pia fures three or hl i Mag, gl Oe ee ree Oe Te d Brook fees ind-new , Lin imront registers, “of word's fore- caie Lo “ICKE: ta at t to us making » Carrol! ifacture yy ead tvpe ine. ies) e. corm. mch trussels, r at (1) . purpose" ic) paint all Ankiin and barn I rage Bi ' Delrni i! Haiti overcoats. will cal; Phillips io) auto The its. ov ercoats, Joe Gelber fees) les rags; = 1 avo, i : d magazines al mig R ty? irpitur of all ral 4214, po Vi 14) en false teeth Frith pollian “rags. (cS) te welry » Mar uu zines, ssw old goa. Boney eist. (em) ewisters Call 4 o12-514 5! . in onis t case?, loan. OR SALE. room ret, bookcase, versibie bods t eondition. 4¢*.>? pa noi s, ‘ir’ sser ‘>; brass bed mm): chiffonier, vas! Oly #, French array, dining wulle, pOar ul imniture, lane. rockers. - bargains; ™° i4%. bens ett 4} tress, dresrer, table and twe x co.. lin av, (c8) elner MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1919, EN RE ol ASI Ali Bk ag peel YOUUL 0: SE:ANYTHING advertise for it in the Lost and Found SALE Attractive Havilin, mal ogany. MOUSEHOLD Goups FOR _ CLO1 HING cheap: 44530 Weat Pine Cc 3) APPAREL ~ pedest ali best prices: $in.%-:' Sol. 6523 WANTED Wed don't 1406 Casa. Tyier buffet, $ie.: “4 leather ro se esas, refrigerator, $6. i |APPARE|, WwW td- —Fo or boys’ suits, overcoats, $40: auto will Texas Shipping Delmar OR Gran APPAREL. Wt 1.—Or men's , ladies’ uresse need Mt S02.00, | vardrobe, 14 ye | ult Heed to ship Hodian ont ; 865, Forest RNTLUR bor we, Or oF te cheap ms . Tracks ; | rsh ipme: nt re maple, dr*ssi wz ‘rigerator, Rruss, + bing 4420 Page a rr ee ‘| CAST-OFF men's suits | .$20: aiso ladies’ house; | Riddle et live 47 Vernon. rig |CLOTHING Wid. Netrsenfe id. Jdid4 _call at xvtore Will ay | contents of Roods . quick. _9¢00 -Pay highe re RNI'1 Olive. Sp t é-plece sun parlor call mornin Ist floor south. 721 Limit eee 7 * : ( LOTHING Buyer of — AS Ee PE Sa Inen s hand rc RNITU RE—For sale. Are you going! Panta: shoes, hats housekeeping? Save money: beth new and clothes; pay highest prices I ured goods: terms tf desired. , Steiner Fur. 185. H. Appelman. 1320 Whit niture {"o.. 1202 SS. Broadwys (c®) ee in haha L ow | 7 ising FOR SALE Fi RNII rt RE—For sg; living room dining 35 a first- ‘lass cond] lO a. ™m. and 2 $7: irand 240 Mar, : heeler-Wilson coew- MAN'S SI iron, and German and vest, recticut get | SA le iy He ; -| UNREDE + in firs 11S Hodiamont ‘ {| LADY’ Ss SUIT For sale: $° fur-trimimed coat $: IT—F or $3.50: sale $5: trousers, & CLOTHi “OO: kitchen cabinets, 80 days. $2 100-8! OO per karat: lena . an PA R N ating stoves, $12. on: --_e ts. gas ny HED ve.80 up. Coal ranges, $41 5O; and | the way up to 10 karat slightly ho te od ls and ends ¢ ta le - - , oa e Wines? OC LKER AR MSt KONG HOUSE FURN | 12806 Olive. opp. "ublic Livrary. (c14) , ae samples; nust se!! —_— “Franklin DIAMONDS ice and diamonds judge Jewelry 10th iP Expert ad. tnarket value given | for your “OsA3 pe enargze 7 diamonds are We are in a - any amount time If you have anv old furni.- Olive 4579 or Centra! are located tn the downtown but rent district. which. of course, ac- Cash or s1z¢, “Cash Price es for Norman. 7 N. Hro pays s highest monds, watches. sit- Pus Metro- i rane ne xt «} ‘MR ot IER. Contral Sciex ie: | rate S—- For hk W td. — Ba ily: any ameouf’ hess. cheap: flats ’ ngs; Hest cash prices Morgan OOS ‘or, RYAB es ‘ . For. —— | MARES con- well Storage. from country Moto ne . MARE-- For bay: Ona harness on 2) | PEDDLERS OU'TFI4 | on, suitab'e for flats, dwell- wav \4 4 per cent more Up. FeE*K ore WARK (1) WAGONS i “ . | HORSES AND MU LES Wed. torage, 0, furniture of ail kinds: best ‘¢*) PAA A “O. O00 pout of old, H0O-706e exsiner Co. Auto cal}. 44.4, Page bl. rey URNITURE Wtd.—s agie Vair) Saie, ten ares, De! Witd.—Kadly: Boi cash; dwellings. itt Cabanyv GOGO, Delmar For ba | natched bal 5 lad! highest —? Hickey, Central ChHean oa « fetitsa -For SuHi?, Bt; -- condittor Pioneer Pox liest claags of furniture Veree Ea gt Ti [.ouis Ti! contents of residences iN aveeane ‘dle. Deimar 62. Lindell | AON Al CTION CO é Auc- w Agon, Suitalbis (eld) | good condition ste | Hartford st two-horse for h brass mounrte For Sai ie IC KSTe) LEONOR I URE Wtd.—We pay highest waa for all kinds of furniture. househo TYPEWRITERS AND AQODING _____ MACHINES entire contents of houses. Frank rs “000 Market jomont 2494, Cer.- tra i4 (cS) ~~ ee eer ee a © © a an ~ ‘ K ie r U RE W ANTED BADL Y MOST compint compinte line. all makee repairs, rent nion Typewriter io lll N. Oth (c2@ a Rie RS ‘ : Underwood Oltver, n lo. $25. R00 rentals 3 months ae St Typewriter Exchange, 211 N. 10th at. _ (erntral 4889. W ANT n ultig Rraph printe feascription and lowest Poet -TDiena teh tions, large and amall lots. con- a vellings; highest cash prices 4455 Page. Del. 2985. For. woes. Purr niture Wanted Vly OR DELMAR BRK Cathe: hox UREST lescriptions wanted of dwellings or small hefore se!lin ENNIS RROS.. st MOTION MACHINERY lord PA’ WORM 1) — A TT lett tetas _AUT TOMOBILES—MISCELLANEOUS ACCESSORIES, AC ( I SSORIE® 8. RODE Wis Vin IY ANY . AUTOMOBILES Petal TRU Pla IMME r>Yy Ph ev RRO MA CKS Se i ae i a OSTERS —_ - - =. ‘K WORM DIATE Mh Lon Truck, } hain Drive. 1: Pay ’ fu 2310 Rus-'|_ 4 (100) GRA ND, wigy! VI ISSISSIPP] ad Ne f LOU , Suuth f Si@ani-heated By ay nt ‘ ’ e@ bu Re Ti — ur ODPpositt Grove Par KLOW PL rnished TOO?r ri pS ronr rvoul residence, neat ad RK, utnhnern ex 4054 ry ery] ’ liu iis) and kit , aa . ho ‘Two *) furnished fe refrigerator. asonahle to cherecter RSON Su four south wiadows, ‘ mpie oved 4 4508 rooms: newly FAS Tange phone re erences as to MioPHt room, cn rT? LDWIN PIANO CO elec r ; itd vwencn, PALDWIN CO,, 1111 Olive. @iv fur «i+A—Second f kit hene Housekeeping room. .} ’ nem; gas oh!) | Us keer lgee Cline r housek tric couple oor modern: 1 —Hiousekeey inning wate second-floor ontinuous KOU 1 on!) OTK : rv wN\ VASHINEe aed a trade 4 A rot sity : chenette. ry f _ , °*¢ (cS) | Ma i 54 Af rer TN FE. * 11) hot i rhood: more unfurn! nisned gen ie water Den ut ‘ SP bai pee > tae eats Fe 8 ha 8 a betes 4s ~ ~ — oe 2 Sond aca j he Water. week, ‘c8) he. @] f “OR. NORTH _BUNG ALOWS AND COTTAGES NORTH DWELLINGS FOR i eo ~~ GHT, ; “= [HOUSEs, FLATS, E ETC} | Il F o: ~ Real Estate ILoams APARTMENTS WEST it ee ee SOUTH FLATS. APARTMENTS FOR SALE ~-S9IVENCES FOR SALE SOUTH sale. fine astten §-room S850 Hartford at ideal heme venience. with garage. (c8) WEST Euge: ene F ~~ 4. New fireproof fficien. vu . APARTM’ TS ee |'FURNISHED FLaTs.- ae wn aS ~s T , ”™ Nee - ‘ ’ TES A\ WEST “Sr velling: bath. com- . : rs :, hardwood floors: Property ts tn nice Owner non- . Terms easy Immediate pos- g! REON FEF. & RR. G Mt 2347 800 Chestnut. (cB) LCECLID or unfurnished; cho! tr ate Eo ws r ! Ta bod Diet att - r ' ; S5750 SCOTT. i i ill, hilt iif ijabi i 4 i a i CRNISHE DA Sars MISCELLANEOUS \TS—For sale: lot x10. 3 fiats: aiso Krantitoid floor and hie: lo investment. Box CENTRAL be yyy ~ tev n lfaetorv B FLATS AND AP’T’S. WANTED ahe FARMS FOR GALte FURNISHED FLATS € AP’'T'S WTS 14 ROOMS FOR RENT SO Ore SH SEMPLE °. ater \\ ASH me Csr “$10. Dein a. wate q porch, ‘7 ‘COLORED FOR COLORED PEOPLE FAs, (1?) ih BOR S LOOT the Reliable Musie *) BOARD ko f i . ores? Frc vA FRD) f ; ~ UAYER-PLANOS SS }?| Hore strators showrooms to 'y the original price WAY. STERN & CO. Ith oa C)ty4 CPRIGHT PLANOS io, 1D exchange depart best standard ment makes in the prices from in- WILT! our OLIVE, me 7 (oR) SUTTi¢ ()] lot, MNSOnADIO TEMS: 4 no STEER OS e110 _PA KT s— —WANTED WAY ER-PILANO—For from ALE note VV , | 6)'7 RINGS om 6 complet NCH * | + ¢ ror i SHUN) To} t) \LA \ rZti Nts "7 aitt TALKING MACHINES "MISCELLANEOUS ROOMS _WITH BOARD-—Cli + OO alla il ie a eet rent 930M. conne emen — e} er U4 NM $0: or ere INSTRUCTION | i free RE PAIRING repairing fa ine AL Y .*6D EMPLO bs ‘ YMENT SUBUR RBAN PROP'TY FOR REN? eee SUBURBAN PROPERTY—Furnished a7 Or, LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY PURPOSES a a ll ile, TO LET—BUS PBA BALLS Orr a CEN NTRAL INESS 4YOOO ‘ sa. \7 GARAGES AND RONT)S ,oor 62731. (cS) Vilve An Inspiration For Others Two vears ago this “Was only an IDEA is Very much of a so mtch so that ne vacant space is to he had except on the ground fleer in four stores, which will not be .acant long And the erecting and equip- ping of this magnificent mod- ern oustruecture, together with the renting of the vaeant apace were accomplished during the worst period of the war and the most depressing general conditions in the histery of st. Louis! huilding ledayw it REALITY. Bl BUSINESS is coming fast! Will vou be ready for if . > ere ii Hol hay the hest in St. Louis? (00D) STORES ITH S| fhe Riek most bl isi fiers Take vour choiee ot Two lip-to-date stores (1) each in the New Post-Dispatch Building With these advantages: Fireproof stormproof Warm in winter—-eool in summer All modern conveniences On the broadest thoroughfare Just a minute from here or there Reached by 14 car lines In the heart of the Wholesale. Retail Districe Park your auto at your door. * * 7 Apply to Cornet & Zeibig, Agts., 719 Chestnut St. Ww. spate! 1) .49R, | Ru isiness Offieet \s) bed Be” Pr 4 oe ee. “ a * ~*~ me a ee J erway wy oo > OS GAP TR et wR os Meee | er ae ea Lie Fee : aero ee mer oe wee =< ee © rs o~ » < - a w ~~ +e e niin li liad aliments A iiaedin, Aaland ~* eo vane Se ed ent eee te ee oe Te | . « »* “ Pant ates “- —_ ae ~~ om a tax , ay Fe yen rer ee *.* ai ew * er ~ "lle + ys on ine © Cle ail a we » or ee

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MONDAY EVENING, APRIL? 28, ——_— 1919. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_— ee ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH : : a, . " : . ° : . . ° ‘ : : " me ". “ - “ : : : e , ‘ . . . : : A Complete Victory _js never won until the reconstruction period is suc- cessfully concluded. That is what the Victory Loan is for. Our bovs over there need and expect your help. aaa a 2. es FAMOUS-BARR CO. | Charge Purchases Made Remainder aes —— or $2.50 in Merchandise- We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in C ash ’ Few Restricted Articles Excepted. ~ ea os Fur Storage @,Our vaults are under the supervision of an exy of Month Payable June 1st. preservation of Furs. Phone Fur Storage office, Of | 2900 or Central 7900, Fifth —— The May Sale of Waists tiste, Made of voiles, organdies and hba- beautifully lace-trimmed, “y @ For this event we have assembled thousands of snowy white Waists, and wisc shoppers -will supply their needs for some time to come at these special prices— White Waists embroidered and or in plain tailored $7.85 stvles with hemstitching, tiny tucks and pearl buttons. Made with large or convertible coHars, also in collarless style. Sizes 34 to 46. No mail or phone orders can be accepted on this item. White Waists Hundreds of Waists in this group collarless. in tailored and dressy styles, with convertible collars, round necks or They are fashioned of organdie, voile or batiste, trimmed with hand embroidery, lace, hem- stitching and pleats. and some stvles in sizes up to 52, 5.89 Sizes 34 to 46, White Waists 85 Tailored and fancy stvles, with new collars and sleeves. These are wonderfully made of French voile, -organdie, striped madras and _hbatiste. Trimmed with Val. lace, em- broidery, organdie panels, tucks and plaits. Sizes 34 to 46 and several stvles in sizes up to 02. Third Floor Unusual Suit Values Double kagle Stamps Tuesda; @ The values are really more than unusual—they are extraor-_ dinary. There are about 150 Suits, specially purchased, and an equal number selected from our higher priced lines and repriced for this event. in this feature groupat.... Ly" q@. Most of them are tailored of men’s-wear serge, al- though a few other popular weaves are represented. There are semi-tailored and box coat effects, some with vestees, others elaborately trimmed with braid. a ¥ rs furrier, who has had years of experience in the proper 4 a y — 2, SA ; eS - - . ee é ORR ys } 7 A MM ir kD ere bn i I a al Le PE tart = OM ay aa ee hay e € bt pe es - : iis ° r rs fie Si aa iar ea ; : ¥ “ i ea Fe a All are handsomely silk lined. Sizes 14 to 44. Third Floor PITTI IIIT IIT i 49,524, 30 to $50 q, St. Louis’ Foremost Clothes Store for Men is thoroughly prepared to serve the Our impregnable con- nections with America’s foremost clothes builders place us in position to pro- vide the very best men’s apparel and, as usual, to offer St. Louis’ very best Undergarments at Envelope Chemises...... Drawers . Growns-- slip-over style Petlticoals—with underlay Of splendid materials, finished with laces and embroiderics, some hand-cmbroidcred, with briar stitching and hemstitching. Undergarments at Pajamas Petticoals Envelope Chemises. Crepe Bloomers SUB ESS I a te ae (reins wilh hand-cinbroiderced bow hiels... a “A wonderful assortment, variously trimmed with pretty patterns of laces. organdic inser- tions, hand-cmbroidered knots in different motifs, Undergarments at Lingerie Gowns Pajamas... ea ey Lnvelope Chemises Petticoats...... Richly trimmed ino many charming. styles. Many of the gowns have silk tops. Philippine Lingerie Handmade im many beaut ful fects, embroidered and. = tloral Also dainty sprig desig combining punch work seceded embroidery, Handmade Gowns... .&?2.85 Handmade Gowns and kn- velope Chemises at 83.85 llandmade Gowns and En- velope Chemises at $1.95 ? Third Floor ee ee + ee ee ee ee ~ A Clothes Service Unequaled _ eo eee. ee. PASI AS IEEE TT) Tr? —— a+ lamous-Barr Co.’s magnificent stocks of Men's and Young Men’s Spring Clothes offer unrivaled choosing, at men of this community with clothes of highest quality. values. Men’s Spring Suits Extraordinary Values at Unusual Values al @. Suits obtained in a special purchase from several leading manufacturers and priced far below” theirNrightful worth. Come in this season's most popular models, made of all w@ol fan- cy worsted fabrics, cassimetes and cheviots, in sizes for men and young men. colored flannels Young Men’s Suits At this remarkably low price are styles that will particularly appeal to young men, prominent among them being the popular waist-scam model. All are splendidly tailofed of novelty cassi- meres, many quarter alpaca lined. and plain Sccond Floor Continuing Our May Sale of Intants’ and Children’s Wearables tioned. hoth 1 siort (Yt ginghamesa;: les; long (>! ane xf? pyres, eollars Dil ffects, with $2.50 to $3 Fancy Creep- ers and Rompers, $1.99 . Batiste Hand smocked, « mbroidered and . round and square lov . ceryves, S197 GOV r } tatiored styler, of dimity, crep: p-over styies . er heured cdimsity. Sante poplin a7 c be yonsiir clath« f R orners All white aud fanev calar styles, Sizes 6 months to 6 ve: embroideres! » ) "aie —— 7 ‘ Minti \ iy Piece sirings Anil hows. * H ta it. ——— eee Ings are cXxtraordinary. Boys’ $1.50 and $2.00 Suits and Rompers, 99c and sleeves: belts; wmMme rimmed in white. Sizes Children’s $1.50 to $2.00 Gowns, $1.29 NecCK, A White, smock and finished q@. Mothers depend upon this event to supply the needs of their children for the entire season, because they know that the sav- Justafew of the offerings are men- $4 to $7 Sample White Dresses, $2.99 and $3.99 Variety, made of voils | and French organdi \ lacey. @ Intshedewith ribbon STM oe kod or novelty frock stvles, Sizes = piece \ large pon heach dimitv, lawn ’ AiO Sone Vey Bain } in Hana CMLOTOILY Empire or eom sash. other ered with SPECIAL: Infants’ Silk Shirts—! Price Vern Vanta » ] : Rubin make pure silk Shirts. taken our reyvular stock and offered at this ereat . =” *‘ SAVING ber Aner «| ghtiv special offering of and fram the, are soiled, ) te _ , . | winter Ni vee trom |! to 6 vears with the exception of the ~-vear ale *i7¢. Third Floor — Again Tuesday, St. Louts’ Greatesl Sale of Boys’ Suits Offering $12.00, S15 ond S18 Ainds for @, this sale is the result of an extraordinary purchase of the entire surplus stock of Boys’ Spring and Summer Suits from J. J. Preis & Company of New York. q, The original quantity included 1900 of these Norfolk Suits, made in the popular waist-seam models, with panel backs, detachable belts and slash pockets. €, Vhev are tailored of high-grade woolens, in the newest color effects. Every pair of knick- ers lined throughout and reinforced with dou- ble seat and knees. 5 eee 2 ae en ee eee ee ne ee 2 sdb diiiisse Miu sdisdididdiddiELLEEZZEZEZE, (O44 EEM EMD, te "re *taeaeee ssc ceddeEEEKXKEZEZEZEEKEL A FU CEROERAPEMB ECR ERE LAE de oe 2 en . oe LEE z ‘ R6aaaaeneceseaaamiage . . ‘ . hi i ee *“* Mem Duchess American s

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LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, — # i } | are ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878. Published by the Pulitzer Publishing Co Twelfth and Olive Streets. POST-DISPATCH CIRCULATION _— ded entire year, 1918: en eeeweees#test ee eso gS 22 ° 9 THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM I know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress and re- form, never tolerate injustice or corruption, always fight dema- gogues of all parties, never be- long to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- voted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drasti- cally independent; never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or pred- atory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. ~— oe re Po 858,177 189, 796 4 — THE NEW PEACE COVENANT. The provisions in the covenant of the League of Na tions that member nations agree to inquiry or arbitration in international differences and not to go to War until three months after the report on the differences; that the League Council shall watch the horizon for signs of war and recommend action to avert it, are in them- selves worth all the trouble and risk of the undertaking | fo guarantee peace These and other provisions making for peace through | reductions of armaments and taking definite steps to | prevent wars and to check aggressions that lead to. (' war, would have justified the acceptance of the original , | draft or even a lesser compromise. For the first tifme in. history the leading nations of the earth have agreed | to co-operate in the task of keeping the peace of the sorld on the basis of justice and liberty. This alone was a rich fruit to garner from the horror | and suffering and sacrifices of the worst war in history. | The submission of the first tentative draft of the peace | covenant brought out valuable criticisms and sugges-,| tions, many of which were accepted and embodied in the draft submitted to the nations for ‘nal revised now action A aly ag ge pa tareas yO CRT hk LLB ANAT A AE eI SN ee a, day's issue, that convict at Jefferson City surely hit the nail on the head when he said the courts of Washington, made it hot for his kind, and for that Capital igre ee oan yee 6 grnaharittig » om reason LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. ~~ Too Lenicnt With Criminals. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch Replying to your article in last D. they steer clear of the “ity. a Chief of Police asking for more men He should be as hon- est as the convict and tell the real reason Louts is overrun with desperate crim- to St, In our grand old city today, police the city. inals. are fully “erooks”’ do We have plenty of police and 80 pet cent of them are‘strictly honest. capable of handling al! that come to St. backing from Louls, not get enough courts. loose. Criminals have nothing to fear city, 200 to 0 in their miss ehances are the convict them. acle ready on the job and they are sure to turn them The result is they head straight back to St. Louis, where they know they can murder and rob with little or no in- in for they all know the chances favor. if they local lHlowever, happen to, at Jefferson are courts them, but will they should Parole Board City terference. The policeman in this city Is likened How long would he sit on a bank if he had a man behind him throwing the fish back into the stream as to a fisherman: quickly as he pulled them@ut” About 25 years ago the same condi- tions existed us remember what eventually happened: ‘The people took matters into their own hands and made a general cleanup, which has made their city a good place to live in ever since. a I De Ren MH cual DS ae grain in Cincinnati. A few am neither a Democrat nor a Repub- lican, but it sgems to me that both par- ties are rotten to the core, ans in this city and the Democrats in Jefferson City. the Republic- BB. TURNEYT. _— — A Democrat's Opinion. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. If we Public Service Commission and nominate Democrats do not abolish the n Mayor for St. Louis on the platform of free street car service and keep away, from public utility money, rnagnates, election in this State. the cet we will CHAS. L. DELBRIDGE. Other St. ‘Tauls - Fighters. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. Looking over ‘people I notice one from Fallen Hero, from the “A Sister of a who wants to know why Thirty-fifth or Fighty-ninth Divisions all the praise in St. Louis. I am an- today's letters other ona who would like to know. I just returned from overseas, not | went I was ninth. was but with the Thirty-fifth or Elghty over aS a replacement and eent up with the Forty-second, and there ere many divisions who saw just as much service as | the Thirty-fifth are quite a few boys here in the hospital and at Infirmary gions. people there did in the Twenty-seventh or Seventy Division (both New York ‘received us with open TOO was the same way, St. that the Thirty-fifth and Ei visions seem. to be the only any pital we were treated great: mn other St. Touis bovs in other Fighty-ninth. There at the barracks the old St. Louis who fought with other divi When we landed in New York the not us if we or were h they nothing was Kast it arrive find 1) did }os- Ask sevent divisions); arms, All through the but when you homre city) vou ghtv-ninth ones that While in the New York you good for us. Louis (vour fighting. cannot praise the New York people any too high for the way they are wounded and sick. treating the returned When you get to St Louis they seem to have forgotten every thing ninth the het “ that there are St. Visions ninth sd but the Thirty-fifth and Mighty- We are not even given seats to see Thirty-fifth review; we are asked as a guard of honor. Why? I hope Louis will soon wake up to the fact Louis boys in other Di- the Thirty-fifth and Eight, OVERSEAS to than A W. Cc. T. CT. Monument. Te the Wdltor of the Post-Dispatch A member of the Board of Aldermen is in favor of a monument of some kind being erected hove that took part in the war nie FATS of more or less is that it be in the in honor of the Missouri There izens who think the A suggestion that has heen talked Many private cit form ofa plaza in front of our Union Station, to take the place of the unsightly shacks that greet one upon entering our city, and that the Women 's Christian Temper ance .Union be the medium through which the work be carried out as a monu- ment of thanksgiving from them for the aid cherished project 20.000 the miind can The No Alcohol for the Soa}, lferor Ss & been the heafis of the army gave to their There are than workers cause Give °0. 900 of an object to work for and won be accomplished more the persons Carnenst Stute tor iv cme dey stior r Kreatest aid Or on earth 9 — ie Rois we have They the but they our this are The police may caught the no, if by some mir- the ever- is of influence and| !! have granted the right to vote for President: never win another | 'Minnesota, Missouri, A period of three and a half months that sees 4.350.900 /' afniy, tator, ME TWENTY THOUSAND, } machine. The new draft is an improvement on the brigiral. It meets practically all the objections of the constructive eritics in this country. All of Mr. Taft s suggestions are e embodied in the revised covenant and so much of the Sun- suggestions of other leading Republicans who favor a League—such as Elihu Root, Senators Knox and Lodg>? —that these men must to vield at any point to any opinion or will except their take the position of declining own, in order to reject it. They must decline altogether to work with the representatives of other nations and demand the enforcement of America’s will on all other nations. We do not belleve that men of their caliber will take this position With unanimity the ‘Monroe Doctrine definitely preserved, in council decisions assured, national sover- eignty in questions of peace or war conserved, internal domestic questions reserved, national consent as to man- datory service, the door opened for the withdrawal of members and the admission of new members and a gen- eral clarifying and improving of the language of the covenant, we cannot concelve of the United States refus- The is concern of all and peace is the common object. ing to enter the Leagcne. concern of one the It protects all of our national rights, except the richt to make aggressive war at will- right we abhor—and offers a practical guarantee of peaceful co-operation of the nations in behalf of justice and liberty and peace (7. .F” =) ee i Bh Bre oy al aT : Se ar aaa Zt ee eee ; “2 ERPS A RS RR os ais, oe ee Po, 2 MONDAY, APRIL 98. , 1919. ai, ee ee among the nations. This lays the foundation of the federation of nations. the parliament of man, which is to secure the happinesss of mankind. It is the embodiment of our asptratiqns and strivings since the adoption of our Constitution. *¢@e¢ ~ THE SUFFRAGE BOOKKEEPING ACCOUNT. The bookkeeping account kept by the National Suf- frage Association with the Legislatures meeting in 1919 shows that eight of them passed measures conferring presidential suffrage on women. In Vermont the bij]] was vetoed by the Excluding Vermont, there are now 28 states in which women have the vote. and it is reckoned that women with the right to participate in the choice of 302 presidential electors a year from next November now number 15,500,000. Of the 28 suffrage states, 15 have accorded full suf- frage on terms of equality with men. Two have given the right to vote in primary election and the following t (;overnor. A Illinois. Indiana, Maine, Wisconsin, Tennessee and Iowa. Nebraska, North Dakota, Rhode Island. as new women invested with political rights, almost one-. ‘ third of the total given political rights up to this time, y is surely the most notable period of like length in the ™ iS e b s Whole suffrage movement. lIowa was the last and twenty-elghth State to accord just recognition this vear, but it will not be the tailender in the procession very long. The minority of 29 states which stil] deny to their women is rapidly dissolving. *e¢ THE RUSSIAN TANGLE’ An interview with Tchatkovsky, President of the Rus- sian Republic of the North, in the current number of the Survey, should be read by those who have, naturally believed on insuffictent information, that the \rchangel Government was without standing and noth- ing more than an attempt by a political clique to oppose Bolshevist regime at Petrograd Justice d nr e A a enough, 47 jig? |? The Archangel Government. ” Government, and legally, aifference the like the Omsk or Siberian has at least as good a standing, politically as the Bolshevist Government. The great that, whereas the Bolshevists forcibly dis- Russian Constituent kK bt is ti persed \ssemblv and set dictatorship in the interest of a single class. Up a» the govern- » ments ateArchangel and Omsk favor the settlement of Russia's affairs by the authorits ofac onstituent Assem- bly, all c t} representing lasses. But until order is restored it will be manifestly impossible for the Constituent As Ter BR sem b)\ there the Northern central tO convene aS Sui id ish eo ‘three great divisions Making up Russia Republic, the Siberian Republic, and the Great Russia tyranny, under the rule of Len Trotzky engaged in Unlike our own however, ; { or if t) h ine and They are War, the Russian civil war is being waged by the strongest part of the countr®. Great Russia, against weaker sections despotism upon those sections ine, quoted Civil war Civil h u g¢ the to impose a The statements of Len- book on “Bolshevism.” show that the dic tatorship of the proletariat nec means enforced the democracy Lenine says, in John Spargo’s essarily “ industrial ., at Work.’ the old- ne heaviest chains to Which the submit : it Was vesterday. indeed, in the absolute labor very opposite of In his pamphlet. ‘rT ‘The Revolution has the strongest and 1 ne Soviets Y 1tIST broken est, ‘, Mmasecs were Ty And today t! COTH fe i} Ta) Same Re ie Olution demands (and. the 1} il inter- of the est of Socialism) Submission 1 4 “al the masses to the single. will of those w ho direct 7 » The PUBL without bias leading publicist , be in E have been worse kK bad Debs decision, w w bl the that lie w Government nan law vid getting Lo get Ave over nh Ss) RFMOot it nmiight reeing thy W {can Seen \s though Ju WAITING FOR THE SOLDIERS. - oes ee SE eee Seattle ‘Revolution’ Much Kixaggerated; City Busysl Great Expansion Ahead ~- Most People of the Section Are Republicans [hey Have Confidence in President Wilson and Want League of Nations. By DAVID LAWRENCE, \ Special Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch, SEATTLE, Wash., April 28.—Ten weeks have passed since the general strike here, with taint of revo-| lutionary intention which startied | America Time for reflection ani study of the episode has since deve! oped interesting currents of Spanish proverb goes—there'’s no road so safe as the one that’s § just been robbed 90} might one of Seattle, there's no | city more immune from Bolshevism or general strikes than this commu- nitv, which has tasted the same. Much has been written about Se- attle and, in this brief survey, only general conclusions can be given, but they are based on talks with. men the movement, as well as those on the other side, who* were interested in squelching near-revolu- adopted by persons outside organization, demanding that “clean house,” nevertheless, it ig a safe prediction that they will @ house just the same The Central Labor Council in @a.7 attle is not representative of t labor and per cent of the would probably say so were they to | be canvassed. If the Central a4 Council had any prestige before : general strike, it lost the same the fiasco. | Attitude of Employers, 3 The employers agreed to torgive | 4 and forget, and not to discriminate — against the strikers. | . = 4 a : its oe .“* Je RGN ot pork 4 gn % te A ~ ’ i‘. 4 . at Pp SO 2! we te ap at 3 " some opinion Ro y™ . \s the ert ; * - id - ae A eee) ve WOR Me tale MOP ODP a Pr gant fr ig say ean ~~ " ‘“~— e inside labor Phe es Lion. But it appears to bea fact that the Seattle strike has been much exag- gerated Both sides have been over- drawn in the picture. The the laboring men—90 _ per 2 “¢ i ae 3 > wy * "eal =" i ee ee ee ee ne ae \ere = ae eh ¢ m +" a ~ > > =~ such there general oy Te a d” te Drie be * would é . of +3 "x ied strike. 3 Hansen Fond of Theatricals. the other liansen, a of theatricals lie acted to the rO this limit. ative ‘ - side, picturesque and the decisively was Mavyor figure, spectacu Called wns ready opinion men, who of either | strike would) five days if the men stirred up by § the! Mavor to use force. liaving not intended to do TOO, fond scene, and But it inded cannot be called partisans class, that the general] never have gone had not been threats of the is the amt Oe of conser Sau”. Way ats at a eaders, CAPO DOR ATOM OO LO, SEI, VS FOIA es “a RRP GEO Pee, the men s s in the eae hOkR @ oa, erin ia JUST A MINUTE Written prolonged pity that alled in, Seattle, ritation the strike, it cer-| the episode, because people now. any outside force know who are the men and who are because, today, the types of leaders who can bring people have the disrepute on the heads of that great tainlv is a had cCutsiide POST-DISPATCH McAdams the by Clark for a he { of to duce {) by is designed to the latest con s, newspapers and period- day. column rep This ment the cuts on the questions of the na SOME HISTORIC MOS PINCHOT tn t? the lHiurrah! COMPARISONS. 1e Appeal to Reas rae its hard a course, Supreme Court mus! under the decision the E Lord ¢ aware that Debs case arl of Chatham Burke the ho KS Tit MrmSLOe! dmund and ‘amden should behind «the bars, for they did attack the Thev stood up and deno than revolutionary war ban tta 1] nced he enerailiy in heen ngland’s part in it, and told the pub land ought speeches must ha\ upon E and. possibly ist why Eng quilt Wel their e id effect the ngelish lliiary age, omething to do land had to hire Hessians thf attles. No doubt, too a Judd upreme Court remember: ineoln (Cun he seditious a de- perfectly has special license to ch is hardly where should hen, in the w ackest hour of the © message to Congress, an: ll over the [t longest ent hi 198cracy qual) good doctrine in we Area All have prisoned tha been im > neat 2. & the verv War, he rublishs inter of ‘6 Se} ad it ceountis ning to he eve ling Was thier: said he wanted to st: ine Mug ntes) troons nd he The ith the eeD One "tO WO the great t} far advised Congress souther Slavery alive raduall Wiping th on’ out by purchasing bond disquieti ISSu¢ > more ng St lo eniist in the Debs in Knglad during intending thy Le decision George wor of Jali bo} vd i” €? Debs’ Cantor ch , 7 our plane ’ oer Wwar wr (;°O?! frank the int Liow ' Aas ound Wat eres 'S ou _," tn And linking had The Sup: AS fone oO} Pp Eugene Debs’ bodys lig th since idea. AKAINSt Was have settied a few Ir nd lion e Irish shoot Laie is ' Will ne Debs’ iakiy time nn SOclegrS hang hian result the pat Toad ; Fein hat the ish R ile patriot } ‘ but ela © s whon = } fay C restlo: wit! peopl id James Conno England a little hen we send Debs agilators to ia Hoo Hog and a lural Lint The and ' ‘4 . ~ yy ney? ibe ia fi , , >? 1 ¢ “+ ; ? ry ‘ men e {ton i? 18 hit the differen Savery and that stice|”" allied turns off and began volplaning t is possible when qual irrah! | “S tn if as irr. Ban tz hii ‘ei +} ‘ ndow ] narching Louisan was taken up in an front. CON ul nonchal!l s ifs Soinde r Posto! S hea ~ hen ra ie rs The cireus broke a Hurt nuaiets impression that the presence of body of law-abiding, patriotie Amer- led the rising, when, as a icans, who believe in settling thelr fact, the uprising quelled industrial troubles by negotiation itse] rather than by violence = In did a gen- But today, viewed historically, o erai strike absolutely prove its own) both sides say it is an il} wind that fs. futility as did the one blows no good. Radicalism was re. as Seattle Residents of Seattle pudiated by the large body of peace- % coamione: waaaal wha broke that strike and it | ful workers, who believe in Amert-_ sscaads Saiinn SAM q}) LS ch good thing the true impression can institutions, and who want bik 2 nips ss . indignant 1 learn that an) ‘h cave is firmly imbedded It failed’ Bolshevism in this country. Thescons ~~ t is about because laboring men have wives and servative leaders among the union children, thev have men have grown stronger with thes ait nd because they are dependent, just rank and file, and will gradually dis-~ as is the emplovers, on street cars, elec- | place the radicals butcher shops, grocery Busy and Prosperous, the product of the Seattle is busy. and prosperous, | who embraced The city is on the threshold of an. fra of tremendous expansion. Skilled — : Disorganized. workers, machinery and shipbuilding on O Radicalism, and a small percent- plants abound. If the ¢ Government fe gare ,' t that rovoked the general’ Were only to adopt a definite policy a has Shipbuilding, this region would jump ahead instantly. Indecision & painful Peace is anxiously awaited. Sym- pathy with President Wilson, and Sat- troops quel of ANTICIPATION. on matter f other march te was glad marching ” hich has not enourh neet the ordinary words, never Hlurrah 7 } tee Olt hkoOcal men, overnment, 1S . tate g $10 frcbt) ments (>) a look a Hurrah! where we ) appropria so completely : hawks, and eag S say all shall stand , ; KRrOVW OK A nat is «4 all be here adopt because homes, it would be a squeeze Qovernor’ Hurrah! tleman said have h! Hu rrah! il that ven) been overseas, : offers ad We 1) kc and ‘ ‘ . Oh naw cif} ‘i rid lights. stores, ana nu CTLMS©€ i +} ’ , . merous PlLNpPloves a ge are the expe! ble neral ike ST} POSS] our plig ; tO Us Toilers when Johnny ; a A fhnere ; r K © not much, been on forcible as ce qt) . ; in F charged, to take bees 0 f eit, i?) deny possession the (;overnment—all factions now that emphatin but bees to fertll really to awaken the working people hee consciousness of their power, confidence in his judgment at Pari, — aT IS But, @\ that, the strike failed, are characteristic of the people here, eed aa oa be showed how dlsorganized fare most of whom are Republicans, Out- ~ senate: a toGers, and how the chief suffer- spoken editorials of support for: the’ ing of such a tie-up of all employes President in the Italian controversy — hy workers themseives appeared in the n #papers of Seat- families + tle today Senato? Potndexter’s af — more, the general strike titude is criticised by the ndepeneaalll monstrated better than many newspapers of the State, and the sen~ | box could, how timent for a league of nations would of gen overwhelming in this region. Seattle | if declared iS an idealistic community ft asion that a group That's why, 10 weeks after that | : had a Rricey near-revolution. bygones are by- = fair proved to n of the and, far from being victims that the methods they subversive doctrines of Bole@- & | followed, of settling employer and emplove have as conservative, full appreciation of the interdepen- — only meth.‘ dence of each other in the social and § while they, industrial communits tone! (Copyright. 191 © New York Evening a block, » by * ‘aliV } . s*? a eae CeTT that 1? VAs no one fel! Hlav’s hotel Johnny ; ry of . . 74 herefore, wa: to A n Cit nN repealed, ame Woe shouldn't like the task of ing the Legislature dents ca but for that if it a fact, it is onlv of a great which would not hope to be able to make head way with Jeffey City. However, it the farmers are piece of legis upon a they a +) ; ,» if) ' bif it en in s when , home. » : | ‘ comes tch Ri ° hees; who went overseas aeroplane back of After doing several! the pilot shut his engine oO earth, It not run- aeroplane down indicating is ientifie one borne and thetr What has de voting this a soap If it es is the number wea anv is nt rson is who lecturer he one 4 _ - : , ‘ ° the motor is lation qq conse ver foo! quences endless eral ever. the « hain was “7 a ‘? Cc verse in an are themsely we can tri] strikes . or of see all those soldiers only } at he enough ope will revere 3 tree asked ewhat m be Sor ore ’ ‘ it’ ¢ = , ‘ si ’ "er Tih if? abla T ON OT do nave sudden! LKones, of the Vism, mn Said he did see exploding ioat Woihiat nen for \ ee ‘ sh} Troubles we its f of thi fall.” the those men nk we pilot fhemseives' tnrough were the Ing, and, the lictatorial! UNIONS WANT GOVERNOR TO VETO COMPENSATION BILL . responded that when we , union leade Pol reese y) it ance of those who go " adoubt ships Z : lik AS Tle? We iove owvrseily mind (j) we were ‘Ff : ‘ oas worth low ted ky ~ ‘> ryit ty ey \ who doesn't ? ° t - ise f | s lie about on hin nade a tite said The * sent to RT Wood, president of the ie Missouri State Federation of Laber, Jefferson City urging that ee make an effort to have the bill re that's percent in this Dt y conviction iad hrevy! ‘tary of the iz cies : tj (entra! (iovernneor.I will seleet a singte platoon, A letter also will be | exists, to escort the memor lak”, ing upon the . ho: the drouth. Vv. C, HARBOUR, ito veto the bill. Twas at realizi: re unjust to some one ¥y., You cussed them | with matrom yours. vists are m, the Prcefulls SIenesS that ationalization Alé murders and robberte Ptentfu?) those who have been more " a WOMEN’S eee nena aera - Re A me he Gp rO a ANALYZED BY nell Don't Know Ye the Cat or Wi ust a “Bolshet Like Jealousy- > ae By j E now have a grow Professor of Biblica person who Mames a hole into which a is*alwaye unconsciou; bly denied by the pe | ince, elther just or unjy ffers from an unrelat orrelated idea. ele of the d Testament haunt clared there a= not the slighteer only those soldiers who have en ae v : ne oe ight chance to pass the substitute for decorated ig $ | a of the House bill No. 79, which was the ons No,’ was the emphatic reply . — nd a sub ) as t nde. ribed resulationsl sponsored } without tricker. the General, who wears D. & C. $ ble existed was the weary eae Gare ‘he substitute bi which the Crolx de Guerre “Decoras of teht be, The jousts required the utmos 2 ms ee sam 1 compensation act, are largely a matter of luck. ) EES DIRE oe SE catia Yet he kept the faith. and dream wii bee pat , , ee benefit of in. do SOMERINE and someoné sees Ot be e then. thal ague of natiot gin with ead es urance companies and the courts, and tells on you, then you are | me ever jus domes and hopes within a short Witness « tin mGRh eben 4 — rather than for the laboring man. and receive a decoration. But if eat fiw, eho hath add the Republican parts Spacing wish ow. vv and was chief sponsored by the “St. do something and no one sees tn Oh partners} hoe tntat t 3 . . louis Chamber of Commerce. tha there is no one to tell on you, i anothe: oo adie ke for idst of a bitter fight, | ctrie Manufacturing Co. are out of luck and receive Be "Ot feel thar an pee tand Wrone an ‘r nonunion employers of the oration ‘t order’ so long as ‘There ix no doubt that many by tau custont resuited in thie who are not decorated have cone henefletalt* tion, made by Da- ed themselves just as gallantly J Hesitat the Teper? ' Believe in the Sac overthrow, in

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4 OE SO Hel Alaa, * E now have a defined for by Dr. Richard Morse Hodge, Council in Se. | Professor of Biblical Literature at Columbia. A grouch is “A ative of labor, person who Mames someone else. or society in general, for putting the workers a hole into which he put himself.” Midsret cea q is aiwa) Ss unconscious that it is one. Grouchery is like jealousy-- ige before the biv aenied by the possessor of it 4 grouch is a person with a the sime by bce, either just or unjust, who doesn't know he has it. He is a person \ grouch, furthermore, says Dr. + > . « 0) SS eee oe “ere . * - ~~ > mutfers from an unrelated emotion. “Emotion,” says Dr. Hodge. “ts OO 7S mente ee Atay oe ee od eis ieciet : : ears ago. He ha ape? meorrelated idea. A grouch is an emotion.” | : : jh — ean +) ap eae | Me “rv as sand successors ret Oo Llorgive , , ~- — , » socialistic propa : example: You come home of w tof . ws 4 , / — a . ' , a 7. ‘ . , . . , — , ; , , i oO discriminate ee a at night and kick the cat. Yoy “a 3 _—— , } | ) . age arteks ieeuin A lockout of nat the dinner. You call friend wife to account on general prin- ) | . | 3 erage we Sachin: sm aan Per nd Bebel and Wilhetny Lieb cuts, a closed | You cuss at the evening paper's editoria! You quarrel with your 7 ‘ ' ¥ ’ ; ‘ -— — | ; : ft a re Ae at pc te ne | ; latter the father of D thé tenn Sed Meighbor who comes over to play bridze . i : ~— “pi | —— =? nai ) 2 a oC Sarl | t who for oer was ; , , mn Socialist affairs won the open | think you kicked the cat be- instances of domestic | : _4 ' Oy he: iceeninien Wants p ' a ain Dis . | = , O t | . , ‘ ‘ , ait? sit ' 4 ’ . ‘ Ph) ti , ; »* the conti nuecd ash. The city paper Ss ecaile riaisS because } ’ vourself ha gromnchy, Ask ‘ sae . LY a f ’ \ | ' - >. ah : ‘ » hd F ' r ; 4 } ’ } ry ’ low. i t} ng . e : ” ae sali , : er ’ | = ’ ’T} Pii : lialf a cer Ss. The pres- eunjust to some one. On the friende at oy Of My to | | . . ) } iT i nocvexRkri ! ‘yer TOOK 1:1 ; > regular intervals if \ . / 4 “ ' 4349 ere) Laie ) mt} wal a. | fury ago | cial Democrats re precaution dic- ¥y, you cussed them hecause : | you Ves, vou are AL , ; . \ . J ) ’ al » ‘ Ht 4 ; Vy i q°2 ‘ " ’ Ww hy ys vis }. i?) Tl \ ’ iS ‘ + . = . ‘ { : r} Lilet and ey, ery vear afte ° t be CIA , A. ‘ at . . rr . ry . : ’ 4 ; } , td ‘ 3 : J ‘ > i ‘ ’ - * ‘ werinninge . } _ hy 1 1a knows he Is a By MARGUERITE MARTYN. Fron atch it will be se ‘activ cain . en it hanged n much as : , wade ‘go he beginning of the war, the labor condi- j tighbor he AllSse } (> holds stabs grou hh?” “1 ; 4 . IH] eas ie honhon ey still don’t proucn, 8 | odge ee ] med. thour’ blay absolutely bated a subject of which you And if they te] hae ans s ‘ig MMOTo — , . an 2 = ive members to the Nort! pe best posted nothing, understal d notning then BNI EVE them. Remenm he y- 7 ee nd = : | . Pe ‘ = ’ . al — , . . : 4 we try : . Ler) ership increased wun ‘ | 4 WAY? i? iM Ep . ; ‘ _ sAsesin ttle. who have hink OY have qQuarreieGg with mo grrouch ever re that they ith him becau eo ee - , almost indispe | to the new ile e nm hea orded ens ul briar and ad m the : era Pees SP ye | LO; et Und the ol . . . : ire cs & > 2 -* ~~? oo Ree * > iahbtnw 4 re to have a peaceful, well and tighter in front 1? yw shall w« minate him-——or 1‘ | ; } , ne | oa = ver, and other — : id ‘s earl Ml) ew acllss Wit?) «= iif 1 €e i I e *T) a ‘ vr 11) man nature ana un: iated she is an what mm, or he becomes Virulent feminine human nature nstea } raic mp st i= } ‘ried 1 " a nIStres UBn ne) Puree \ |. . : 1%, y ae triotic Amer- a re, instead _ N SPRL: oe utimn « a oe Fe . ae j ’ Government F all decencies moral nature for } Sie nth en we 4 2 3 aA mans a to earn his own , € ! 1177 } i s| le efinite policy . : of a sim) bread and butter y the sweat of egion would his brow, but we have fatuouslyv ex rc] Inger had irrants for eve ViR \ eh , | , ana Indecision is Jas repented ws pected a woman to grow finé@, lovels ; ' and Is Teel! : rie arrive bit Ahat ue Lapest - ya woe : | SCUl $s ari \ ; he grraeule hy the wot : , : 1] " fi) ‘ an Q } ‘ ‘ ' P , , . : ‘ ‘ \ si) and angelic on parasitism ie alle ices ¢ in h rhe w with tl oy ff. = a, y} " by 7 The ; ey A} : } 7% > ‘ ; ; } , = . lint : ' raited. Sym- ‘8! OUc ; aS in tia Of course These Ye fi — ’ , i) red ie rut '} ’ ’ ie hyeay Y d . k h > : ' ’ | | . ” re '? ; ° t | i} ty ¢ ry) ar ? , >) } ; " . . . Vilson, anid m happen, but we have gene on belie nh i an \\¢ ust K g ‘ strong Ly) tlie eadtt | | ) ot ou ont now w at ent at Paris, ) 6 wa ais A LON , ing in them just the same . for instance, should be ais on = SP? | looked 80. al iis te toxics ™ very sweet-looking ci i the; dust out, then resew 4 : oxpld ‘es , fine biscuits you can people here, 7 peer Steen = the fact that id! ave | OOK alin st LV ie Sai ae age ths i me | i tow : ; ot fact idle women ! os ' : a = k til bliicans. Out- a eee oS ma" been the curse of the world, and that eg + se Sy A oe oe pe One Ol le hi yn careful) an dal Ta thie Lyyye how | re \T il whose pre , 2 , make until you use . lich based mm jealo :\ ' : MLD 1le s if) : ja} bal tS a ge , ‘ .' ’ ’ = . ’ . pport for the a ich base em ER LOUS, Hie practically every feminine vice is the ng : ber By avoan at nich ae wilt js | 0 ey ' ne iain bin a aii ’ : ns | 7 iy ex Valier 4 Enterprise ay a petty office: ae ee | he woman who works is ali' she's . ' a at ' — os ' controvers) direct result of women not hava! MN Gn Wilien ; O> . voy | ' | vrie aloo pres: , we Thi fi i turned s f tty ‘e u n her tiptoes. She's full ae re ifane He : ? me : pers of Seat- peturned still a petty officer. any legitimate object upon which | * einen a joanne rest! | lived ‘and this i rsted it sever: vat f paint. a oy | kan bed | . dat : ,) eres Flour. ; is our 18 ’ rouch. lle does ne see Leas hew thoughts , ‘ ry , , : ' . h ndexter’s at- grouch. He does not : , , superfine—in bot bestow their energies ; foc ee Tom and ‘Vedd 7 quality and texture. Milled from best wheat by a special s/ow process that saves all the baking quality; then sifted through silk to get extremely fine texture. The re- sult is gua/ity baking, whether you are mak- ing bread, cake or pastry. 2, whee pe Rb GE 4 a Nae OEE 1h x A independent } fault was in himself tle with hope and enthusiasm and the sen- ihe existing order. lie in- Hil’ nosey old maid, whose curia® She doesn't , . iiid j i would “AO 7)) pf nations is igainst a system which did ity makes her prv into every | ane tasks . ‘ cit 1 7) ] lt ) . . : ¥ : ‘ 7 ‘ eee ‘ ss "i 4 ‘ : ] ; a y — , : ~ 7 q os } : | YT) | | 4 : . >] } hy cy } : ; ‘hy ‘ } ) : : | 4 ' 7 | a ) ; | . gion. Seattle _to overlook his own short ones private afairs, iS no hing ‘ Bore eae AOPd bid ] nt ooking , See re ’ ; P ne i A Miracle Worked lie is the perfect example but the woman who has so little to them up again, or cro: ‘ting borders = ill wear hette ity. “eae s after that ich do, and few interests in her own life . 4 arte hy- you lieve that progress can that she has to graft upon the lives i wre Me ss Ul Lite, tat ein : 3 ne si ' L wonde ipl With a Pot of Beans cing victims Ale \ justice obtained, of her neighbors. The tittle-tattle and rea4n nie i] an : “Ome : ay ei : : “nie £3 a8 ' > ei) hard pe ugh ‘sentmen nes of Bolse t or discon- gossip, and scandal mongering tha s 0 . Diove have A interdepen- ISCONTENT e social and ly asked goes on among women and that blasts reputations and ruins lives, Is replied the oniy the inevitable result of wome ine esent having nothing that is big enough Leth wat ny a ele ok M vothing absorb their thoughts York Fvening T akan tmen ‘) ihe dake honest enough nn en ee Sf erson who resents with niake a true diagnosis of what alls Seams of the ing Justice behind him lie | og per cent of their feminine pa does : on of Labor, inderstand why he feels re- | gents they would tell them that it ize this, and istead of & ae ad “Fi tote als Irving ; Ps that he ae stn (oS raagrcoeage is idleness, and prescribe work as a protect 1] i} iate and daughte: rms and i the bill re f “ha lie differs am 01 ‘ure. Give a woman nothing to do| from having earn their own en Speaker of ones he grievance in that — and ehe starts exploring her svs- port, they get e a good job. th how x rT . also he _ i@ grievance knows he has tem for symptoms of disease, and > millennium wt in sight for he ine eatin : 3 : ite ra - ah L at ¢ one your ‘recer mar constantly, talking Of ene finds every affliction known tO) (Copyrigh 1Q)' by a Wheeler | Jured Pere | | nla : working f rf aneform e for Vatier * Enter- The man with the! ene science of medicine sided pa eb be Mo ee as a | . | , | me gyert. Re eBaones ) ia . prise Flour today. things——-the : , beg job, or his ‘ | ; ‘ei ; not the mothers of seven bables and ‘ nes “es : | ihe bord ae | yy . , ' | ’ RATIONS wn . SUE, Of his +i ne who have to do their own cooking He Knew What a File Would Do them a VO) } ry t ‘ ' , | , 1 : R OF LUCK min ‘ma inete ney rig ' washing and ironing who acquire A CERTAIN: blackamit found hat hi | tev : Nadine Mi} Lil 4 Liryys¢ if 1 1 1° eae i.’ rj ns } / ry sé ig) a , ‘ 1s |nervous prostration, but ladies who Wreal} 3 cracker Fr p q Mal the ide jolshevist! ~ arson s CK aithough at ' or ’ os —-Major- Lit ia ideal Kol evist ride around in limousines and have ep | But wh ry es a i KID FITTING ace Ow er ity, rm 9 , ; ‘ La]. . expert | Lis ra ae Was guilt . com- ~ is convinced that I maids that hand them their Pome , ' Po the er, ‘ ; ; ’ re ‘ ; | , arnt oft urge) ] Thiet th gd \ hie ’ } . = th ‘ Ps vl ' ~ ; : , a. Divi- | nationalized grouch cs ranian pups Also reflect upan the ‘“ : oe" ' rhis is onivy a gingerbread | lan SILK GLOVES Opp | (in Green Boxes Onl) sd ee TO “a if ; ’ ae! ; 4 ’ , fF - ara bie : he: f ~At 2 ” ] lig vot have Sprahea , . ™ . ae . a wou) | ‘ ‘ + aw ‘ i : —) plu Le! 4) iri\ atid Mmiaics ia ie ' . owe ; ‘ , ’ ' aper nen vert 2s on " . he i , ¢ , ete ‘ . ; ; . . ° ppeP werent. caste known eured by having their hus any ® is not he wa Keeps The the platoon P+} @ horn > — “— wa . i 4 aa | } { eth > i= ‘ i] ’ . " 4 . lk 10) ° » ? ’ \ Cc | B if ! See tor tee He ho Die onde die and hi ' a) rian te niv om \ to loo \ eo @ell and We call our silk glove . ere Ya omplexion Beautifu " ; ‘4 : ; \" tt i : ry b *, r\ 2. *") ches : cl ij 1] hej ~ . “as te ; . acacia - i i,t ; I ! ‘ ’ ee): : v ‘ ‘ ~ ' j : ' i . Y TN ne the parade of “sage P | from thel Ain ° I ys nd i Ne id 1 ) | hi} kid fitting to oe | oe - - y. Money back ote : . “i si sleeves and go to Work to sup} ine pert “hy ‘ ire ; ne wit! ; ; OS . y i | ‘ doly rely pleased. Nadine is pure and ha 6 would be : : ry , he ext LUPMIS Ati ah SBiSiaal i] ils _ gheir Fownes Gq jail , —? ty , lene. Acheres until washed off. Prevents Texture, shapeliness & and ' 2 sunburn a a liscoloratione ' a DLENESS Is A rnillion delighted users prove ite value ! ot as oné sees YO do not Ss then. that a |@#nd haunt beauty shops, & drctoy | by bin GINAL For a Clear Skin ou are lucky ian natified — ~ hes ; ireft-class ticket to perdition _ , . ‘on don't’ tha’ 7 Maited Milk But if yeu iar | 7 ‘a he . ho hath 4 She's all dolled up, nd she has got ; mot te O ii, Use 3 a \ , ' to go somewhere to show off her fin saw! / ‘ , iP agorn ew ss ween see ne Bees you, hh) Ope panrtric rship rritarhit not on you, you “another’ In other words, | C's: and she has got to have on , }€*; . ' 4 tf Ff : ‘’ 7 . ts ° ' “@ 7 the some- OE BION MEN! pri n eo m | compiexion le REME ceive no dec ol fee] that an overthrow | bedy to admire he and th | : shades. Al shopt, v eae suld ; ly a “4 oe i ri ice : the odor “Ung orde sO long as It? ody's got to be a nan WE ESS , . a Fh ’ ‘ ioe ret by law or custonf, ts liusband is tceo busy making woney @! ae oialiin a , ; : fo. ies lenees to notice wh at many men ye conduct- omnes itor hesitated for the nf; she's got on, or to pay her compli. gum camphor abou eye } A Nutritious Diet for All Ages | g pre r hii ; ments, ANG Bo NM lige mint mut on ' +4 raf , ’ - \ platoon, as it ot believe in the Socialist- | still hunt tor somebody who will,, or six weeks )our troubles will b: | Keep Horlick’s Always oD Hand ) the T orial.” sat overthrow, In some few And she finds him in some dounge , oven : Pad a. aw Home.or. Office, | ‘bo the greatest heights” every wher, : 4 remand Phas | if NIN : : enenheial a

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“ 22 SFE4LOUIS POST-DISPATECH MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1919. 1 _When It Comes to Taking the Other Fellow’s Taw, Leave It to “Peewee” J, s SHAK rf late: “16-Year-Old McKinley Boy, Still St. Louis Golfers — Pm St. Louis Tennis (FQ me FOR CHIEF s+ . Suffering From © _in Short Trousers, Is Triple Star Asked to Compete | “¥/ Association Will | tien wuicccall Sew Ss SAE V Wag SAI SSSR Q° @Qi“ in SSS ead Fast St. Le ft eeble P itching eae a es yee Sts al CYe: F or $2000 P ur se | ae | ; : Put on 3 Events Pace Offered a Return Bout. 4 ~ Was Formerly Site hy : r — maa e/) + pe | ; éé OU don't mean to say,” remarked an intelligent pe “ Mg , se pene SF ee me . , never cured himself of the ringside fight habit. * = amr ast | Wretched Work of Mound Men | Saga a ae ; : es eres « Three Towns Represented in : First Tournament Will Be Held t that bout between Kid Regan and Kid Herman a a ph ‘ coengeg Saar CU ° ° Ree — 5 a 3 ° ° ° ° a lat DO etwee V1 Ban é erie ne en say aff..of St. Clair Count . ’ ; 4 Responsible for Defeats in | ‘ | | Open Invitation Affair at IL) Regan does the best he can, May 17 on Kirkwood Club’s ipo petter fighter?” MEEEEpalocn keeper at Eigl 8 of 9 Games. Ps ¥ wh ee , : ree — as § “FROG Kansas City. lie never dodges work; Courts. The unfortunate afflicted with moting businesd of the e ‘Btate streets, Edgeme z ae fee OS 3 Sas eee SS ‘vy night he is a fighting man, 2 un dat entemeiihthie meee st indig- ' Chief of Police of E , : % a : chronic ringsiditis was almost indig who was the active a | By day a railroad clerk. nant, for he was a good judge him- wortu'e ch sent § woon after May ! iy ‘as championships Zhe appointment to bet RED SOX STARTING WELL |B ie | ie 4 | es a WOOD AND BARNHART TIE | JUNIOR EVENTS PLANNED seit, better than most critics: Ne cinbed trom o 1 nes a . £: A *, Seee ‘hy St. oo ‘ =» Avor-elect Stephe as it tT} ‘> ' ~ hive) *) , 7 ly ’ : The hid isy day and night, could not understand why the ., restaurant to a me f » @l : the ver- ‘ n i | ntlvy elected Commisns Work of World’s Champions’ |@ {4 a We ge Chicago Amateur and Westwood He peddles tickets for the fight, The Organization Now Includes dite over the champion. wealth, explained to tag weach, O'Leary and ¥ _ j as : a i oe | , _ patch Saturday. during al empume the duties His maiden name is « rouse: Louis boy had bere a ti" etl . : fa . ° And neariy sells the house. : ; Hurling Corps Particularly Professional Turn in Cards a a ee i6 Clubs, Although Only It had to be explained that ren ayprveee ate j — bi? Swe oe Fee Ee » dering a verdict in any contest du » St Ouis, Just why es : of 77. He always works six days a week Two Years Old. not necessarily determine the re-' sins to look wise ang gam eset? Lanes gated as (oman iss loner Pleasing. ae : ON nn gee Pe, . ry . AO RE ae And fights a fight or two; . “=r , ; ; : ‘ : ie S 5 Spective abilities of the men vout ols large att 8 whenever re , ' ‘ h an Fafety. As such he hae 7 _ Outside of that the lazy geek their merits in the particular event, : _ : Today's ganic between EP. ye. a. ‘a ‘ By CLARENCE L. WOLKE. | Ilas not a thing to do, What will probably be the first has m~ not for ili moment did any one “lee ‘all necaeerae e ry nee gephemeapetendce i guanatels called ¢ : “sk eenee io ahh er f a oe i me wa ( SRS | PARR biti i md tennis tournament of the local sea- of the authoritics who named Regan) Hackens: hmidt-dorche ate oe Yy aa ” Canal . #3 >? es A . Selected St. Louis amateur and) More power lo this nervy chap, the winner belicve him to be a supe- ley explained. “I hayes pEORNe! il be Chief, ae a + Eo : if ug eye 3 Ree, LE RIGS RE Fone jee pestle eyyors = wags iced rior fighter tb Herman. What they ~eywets saddled on me for “3f oe irterfere . | 55% 6 = Ta aa ia Ly g man who scrap . did believe was that Champion Her-} because I was the publigg —" . es ot bn Peake, LOU Ss | o ed to compete in one of the most im- | And go right back to work (17 on the courts of the Kirkwood ,. in either did not or would not give the show and was the ones Police Commissioners ite ree al bave to. improv: s ty . ihe | } vortant. nbeditaepisnabio iett tenes " ‘ . Country Club. The event- will be ae bent he had that night, for ails came in contact with, e. spoint Mulconnery, Lebe ies OL Oe eR Sy ‘s © naments on ft] Middle Wests pro- Aint It? open to menibers of the association sons best known tq@ himself, pe to tua oht ot a ety on tas noel : were lost sight of. & mnery as hix aseistant! are to make a substantial snows ier ies” Be ct) ee Peewee Kaiser to ! The f 4 3 ¢~ BS: a , eral for the coming season. The fea- ; Gn C0 tiie eet ‘ sible. wi y c ie b se.. ‘ . 1 , P lLilerman "| ubbesa, only ‘ rhe: Tiie Il, " is Vp‘ ate © | rit ‘ . ill be Was Onir one of six men) W het Statute May Bests in the major ¢ ‘aces this seia- 5! ke ice “Saas s ; =o : ’ j >to Ssandaddag e A, ate Lf . t ' ‘ ee” ie a eka O O OS on or (‘ity i?) , o¢ and will be one ot Iles one of those benighted dubs rien } : . Ps he tea which inls heaps Ld favorit ind ought t r 7 vst = on an ae ‘ AES ap , ; 3 1 Ry, i, . an i | ; = , . © ou ing the makeup ot t aims c tuninivy be made favorite and Silt tu Al W Hurt Py ; , : a st “money” tournaments of | “What lives by Sout’ Sent Loo-eese, | **s : J ieesith elieaein the largest ioney tournaments of will represent the various clubs of prove al > y winner Gotch o as oh ppel om Mayar with the conse Karnes, the twirlers of I Browns pai i ; ayes me — oy B : N , | T : : er . or 29 runs, an aver- natee ee le 2g a 1i0na ourne the season yet » nesociatio . ACK ENSCHMIDT @& were pounded for 29 ! : Bk : will represent , | — A ‘ nana » ee ee Alex. 74 association's senior inter-club . licghtiv. it f * cil, It is predicted th , 1e association's s Regan Still Crude. chtly, it is twa ee ae age of more than seven per game, | Ze pe Pa gs 0 EE esi $ f whicl . . us a Be oae 1700 of which ill be divided into : , 4 : . marly it atel en tournament will be opened early In match, but not 80 a8 to ME Police Commissioners while those of Cardinais per- = ee a gia Kg = ‘ > . : ° . mitted 26 in five a little over 5 ; Ay be Bi 2 be 16-Year Old St. Louis Amateur hree cash prizes for the profession- | May Have One mm His Neck. June. Hic St. Louis boy is not in Her- all chanee of- winning, @& ie detet tine shunted 3 Mt . Re ie Se Se aa ia 7 . we ; Boxer Is Champion In mi iy the amateurs will receiy LTHOUGH Lm strong for Char- The association announces that thi : man’s class as a fighter, although hand, Gotch himself had ? ies Pe : . F i : nie See gi os 3 Se ae , | eee Poteet al = ik-a@ term applied to it ll inaugurate a campaign he received the verdict Friday. Why / @Ut Of the ring on tog 3 loners under the new , week will ley Meek , e . mr . : to take in a number Of clubs not now the champion.permitted himself to practice workout, badly shoulder. This evened up. *- At times he makes me sick; : affiliated A committee consistins f be hustled all over the ring has not lor when referring to a creek Martin Teasdale, A. E, Lynn, W. B. V. le art Mas gi hably } aeeagie vantage Hack might hag pe Leber is said to ha " al He always calls it “erick.” Brown, Il. G. Weege and Will Milius 7 pnb pecs dq. pronanly B Wee ous under 3 /Commissioners Veach cals have had little luck. the pail eae a = » eee 3 oo PS ne Es the best players, both amateur and . Tom Brazeale. hae Somali appointed. Lo the fact that he had nUTe rous | “We did not, as charged) | a his iliiiidats Ke: ea cembined having won only one game Big Pe si ei Ses. i trict A. A. U. amateur affairs, Fri- “pro,” in Chicago, Kansas City and * * At present the association consists subsequent engagements and did net! baseball park with $87 Mh i f. and as the th ail of nine played to date. bo ya ay ee #3 ee aes ‘day night, at the ] t. Louis. Three or four of the more of 16 clubs. : care to take chances. But his de-!| paid admissions to see ‘ ‘ ae ‘1 © C # ote In the lone victory for St. Louis, % beat age ae : si boxing bout, told $n Thomas Kai- | prominent players of the city ama- How Come ? , Juniors Are Represented. meanor in the ring, his cool, careful, | result of which had b ; tl be initia, 7 that of the Browns over the groe em oe Ss ‘ser that if he were&a real good boy, ‘*®U®S have already received their in- Kid Regan has a most peculiar fines Spares Maly sae Spt accurate hitting, on the few occa- car eens by the injury j at meets with thelr aul S » Burkeman = receive: ir : os) : tea (oa itations c farnes) ar yeas : : ‘'s always want- Ning cnierag! “Niipgetosiee ena 1 OF Shee i sions whe e ne ig | SCstsmse ’ ; . rs leg Gallia. Callin : ¢ and kept his record nice and clean, pierre he fy a a Bier — eg on gine ee aie i antercias ee (OUrna- setae oe pons “The feature of th a Pr apa aes he does held the Sox to two runs and SIX he would see that he was sent to ny | ee e ment, be wre re att —s Tae up when the storm was heaviest ay: | cused mcg Cee é a ee hits liowever Davenport, Rogers, Boston for the next nationai ama- The event will consist of 72 holes ; : : ; ape Mag 2 eag oe showed stent abitive | og B Bie coy oni Se Se ee ro. Cont of Pee Sothoron, Koeb and Leifield were : I - - é ATI: Prag ty ‘a , ‘ , _ 1@: If the Wid persists In this fighting ‘was wipe gh eee | : iF rit 7 2 : — before the match Parcment is under civil found for 27 runs. . —— teur boxing championship to repre- SOS Pee eee attitude nell get in bad with the: now 2 ‘oi : pe it veuiei mee oe On tWe: Ceepnene a oe neene. pba tem eee § ~ ~ id sagally tae =ppotm : ia: i weathers Fail. sili a Sica it — am }6SENt this city. D — ee Box Fighters’ Lnion. thing of a jolt a year pap tow Bagge teferee Heisner Gecmres that in the prs namie had ha ee ‘ De made by¥Y promotion one of the main reasons for the { STANDINGS, RESULTS {| Whereupon. John’s steel blue eyes, Donald Harrison Here. es strongest members, the Triple A and | {rst round, when Herman appeared |"t resign, | resign!” Ine: met of Police Sully petinta’ of the Browns has been thie and serious face relaxed into a grin esse in fighting when it isn't ter teams in its annual tourney and boy a solid blow that caused Regan's edges defeat z ‘ as possible that sorne int Sothoron to ete allt sg ms diate - ; ; nothing—mierely listened. the club, after seven months’ service sentra ‘Pete will always give evinced a lukewarm interest in the’ legs to sag. “Referee Ed Smith, reg ¥elopments may arise b series orm. Javenportrin the bat- : ee : organization's affairs , he ‘row fice | ‘ac ; cia the hee pep permitted Standing of the Venice, if you have re Jon the crowd a run for their money. The local ee a is, however Nese ei 4 ) mccurre 4 | runs on 54 hi . : te ’ . : be ' p 7 sa: (7 nih o1 ur ~ Saturd LY a youldn't be surprised if the Yeatma nm nee iS (‘entra (‘entral is Sal kat 1. hye Tris ‘ l pris | U : a“ . S it rie e } ‘ urred to 4 Mm issioners hat appoint le 14 ; Lil } ie ai , liis iu ( Ss ret | ‘ ai- ; _ f , ) } ; smi 4 ‘e . Se in first place ictories. 1 Wt Rickey's Batters I’all Dow ii. hi] } r)] , : : ed th Lies. In tne is mont ~ . Aas { i } . noon | . } »»” vsieens flieiie of the jokesmith would call . mi . ‘+, . ° . ; . . ‘ : _ as 7 ; > ° ‘ i?) ¢* a ov ] | ie ms cr Ty’; ; . 2 . hou ids. « For the Cardinals, tlie batting . wire ’ i nth } 7 Inde tine Wins 1 Y and th re vestegday are I defeats > a im ; t ” jz" Brammel, he has foug nuteus. ie :, > - ” , ° P eet tif Gepartrmient . i hon ware iy nan. ta: 2. kh Previous showings of Yeatmg e n / i Rickev's fence busters have made . or] vi ag, pa BS Y bouts and won them al ce nie ; : \ Franch I ; - “or =" : “HUM an, r W ? Avttiles mMiall he o : ., ' » ey +] Sullivan, — iS, 92; MIFinwi However, 7 only 34 hits ine fiv reawmes, an av: FoRiOn ee »; Be nny Shapiro, Ww hom | a8 | ae ee p Maes wort ; VV j so man . igh! en 2 . =) ; ) | thate diret Mnetin Rigs : . . O8- and. Polfe. &5 Weiser for the APCS. th se * tive of the team’s strength, as Wal 7 S hf ahs witt , , ake hie . . ‘ ** sd +’ 4 , 3 pahaine -” : % ies . : 77 >] ’ ~~ if res ' ” .s { rs i ; ' 7 ad ‘Y . . . . ° 4 ° ’ . . — 77 while thev have tallied onlv Six runs (ision over Peewee recently a | . The visitol I outfielder eH me tha Brancl . ' r, Most promising twirlerz In tate eet O eat 4 , rs ame etncleney Co} . nea * as we ee Et i vill trv to make a piteher of Bud: in the International League. has bee a artinent, as promotion Olumbia : sf) ‘ i¢ le}! that of the Browns. Rickey's met AMERICAN LEAGUE. floored and never has h; o fieht the sted. time lubes upon th — ‘ . to eee ‘ ‘ Pint barr bitllie et OO] 1 | = | b} ie £& t ice 7] ’ : theta taken up golf, Maybe the Cardi- Was ‘ttwer’ al k tl I} | Star e ! ui Cant decide afte Lhyree rounds Age Lhe Lomimgs Season - = a aia WOrK Mal ei _ weby ar . . . “ ’ ; Mt ‘i . . of ‘ ° ' »y*gs 'y + ‘ 4 . rg ntrie rit 4) ‘“ nals can play golf. There ought the pennant 1 he North Side 64) ors Next Saturday. pointed Him at Fr a f Sam = ited oS on. 'wenty-four of the 29 runs ani vten Bec ; . ignorant of long trousers wee laying a } id acid * | eratic T ; Save ’ ) wie tis 2 as ' ven dee . or ' westwoou a navy. Chances are, though, it fie first midweek interscholastic . . . had bac! | Ad gone back terribly ands The Browns batters hav: n et Ree at cae > | | - ; : lie is the best flvweight boxer in the or a weekend of St. Louis golf, the ’ - ; : \CK CURLEY who @s, next | , py has had s ed tae nm i Instead of ocean hounds, O'clock on High Schoo! Field. when ‘ ‘ hie ; aS had SIX vears to tiie Previous foard Wf 7 ‘ ive awa’ Weiegili ‘ ol a. } } " cr rf 7 By Siti I ij ly i VW rok € : staged. i e in the fight and wrestling pro - Teas Chief of Police. Chie ’ Yeatman trails th league with two ee a. ©o Other teem fallen down as badly as the pitehiag. ¢),., , eae , OM 7 ve £ » ae Rickev is trving to get Bud } 7 ‘ iaive not -e] ui “1. ?> ‘ been truiv Indica uch practice: if rage of less than seven pe aaine . - returned to Chicago llowever, the downfall of the Car- ¥ d ‘ R | pore etal gai esterday s Kesuits. ered a joke. He has never been | | their two-day trip and com-) “ °'S* very from tl leh i ae oUne rd at oomph: which iS @"-" Captain Huckins Star of Team Champion Tonight will | a pevelneed say ae did not have the profits of a spring extra round provided nditior f t] ul it that earl The Kansas (hy ten les Central batt 7 } Fi h i e - ‘ ¥ — rses ) | , " *Ti ail Ne Lti@is “S«) " ‘ tn ‘ . f , condit ) atte Ine concern, as That Will Strive for Hon- ighter Who Rec EEE Ppointed Chief are op i Leaguers came back from Texas all * 7. 7 ‘ Vastineton. beet ed ‘ The fC) of Wood and Barnheé | een meni bg r hief Muleonnerys fr : set for a successful campatle! He's nan Real Fiyweikht. it's s early and the pitehing , teri JO} ‘ oes seed mn rood, Inasmuch as ! But it till art: — “4 ' , feo) Peewee weighs inds Loti feral: “ ee: her maditions 7 “ - * bre j i j = —— es ast Saturday | Kirkwood igh Schoo! will send NEWARK. N.J., April 28 2 | } , «cr? . . ; ’ : ] ‘ >? ’ »~f 4 ie | g | 1 | ‘ ‘ I] Ae rel } tl hil ; a®©r " ‘ . , ' } ’ at , 7 = i ¢ ° ? ; ’ . 3 . ; ‘ ’ a * ie] P r > _ Despite the fact that the campa | wal sort be rer ek ae ee ee 3 ee Se a | me se | SN a to see him do well nee for tl] noun ut’ Iligh School a and field boxing match between Bega y anc Werser la were opened a week later than usu: ual, ryter =: ¥ mmiwin and) St. Louis since the ure sees ' +9 ae ' * . - ac vet hee ; nick : ' “4 : 7 ard, lightweight champion aeons for several year eas : ! ) . Ga ' . 1) 1} . i } TW \ . ‘ae ’ . ; L« i ‘ oe »¢ - . Q , ° | . . . = . : , —— i a . weather eonditions have again been §) ! COW? His i nals 1h] : > sy 8 ; : . eel schedulded held at Col er , ‘- eS Vas forriertv ¢ hief Dept verv unfavorable to the magnates. ‘ Ij rg, . ha r onybody in his class, Without PO ‘ Dueling with swords is said to bin \I ext Saturaa’ The 3 z — rb. Regi ee Under VMuleon ‘ e ; : 5 Per wee, h owever. has 1) r z Iintrs nt \igonquin. be n nice little sport. You're lia - y nothe ] mriicd we Corn . } +: . Livdbitelca, é t . l ‘ ‘ ¥ i ‘ nor’ here tonight ie att ott ye ., : | ‘ i minrery and “ piace Wednesday n nren who will strive for honors for t* I : peso, “waine partners in the . ! , vifehie VAs ir cue We a Bh Oe Now they don't « a 3. Inser dueling swords cnampion- - WRMe ne AE fs ny Oe To date a-total of 13 games have | j mouther 4 Rarid ny . : O* ' shy ’ > = nn? P - ‘ : , P been postponed because 0 he Soh ' npusnaments than n it ve} plavers qualified t] ble to get stuck on it the very o'cloek betw nm Sel ay Splatt P . . P ' s. by . Sane ,f he . : : - - ; ; CIiOcn PSUaenus i (le ae j ley I , ‘ . 4 ‘ita ’ . 5 ments, eight in the American and shortstop nad tine HEC EVILS, sh ryrrd hand 1owrn first time it Hlig Sys} } Kirkwood are Siener, AM. Pibbitt®’, newspaper decision over the bo} ~Aiehe - the l nine. he's a bea? ic caer ring il omMrnament of the . “al sh Sehool Pieid ‘Jeveland ha: : 1 ners y 1” sire in the * Nationals Yesterday, he Today’s Schedule. sie vata gig bop pis args: re ar : te ee a ' won the only me ..| Sentenes, Newell, B ibbitts, Ambler, pion in a four-reund QOatiieg te . ways he conres ) Browns were forced to lose their fin only fields niftil; ut! Ce] nt ae a _ et mt tae eoceigiay” ee (iroxchan. Hu Nice and) Weights in San Francise, two. Y BeTVe as Chiet of Poliés Sunday date because of rain SMERICAN “ AG { ne them wickedly, ae nye SuUTGas ii LCM Coty ii hes aAVITIE: & that out of our syvsten), eve eu “4 b. Peaae il ts a aig aco cm ‘4s iMCtltrrhbent upon hin ‘ ° a . iF ht Louis | mnonegd ra Nn. } , . " . ; — } | " . ay "9 ] yf ¢ } ! ‘ ; ’ yo 1 . : ak | le ne ’ té* 7% Uil 2 ae? : 3 ' The weather in 1918, during ye agzoin an ill rsci ral fit if) fil iat ? ‘ we will now go out and bus $1, 000,- . wil ‘ fav ' : , rhe contest tonight will Piflcient man in that piace . ) ” ‘ . i ct Lit ' ; +) ; t iy 9° ) 7. " ‘ | ; ij ] 4 ° ‘~ ; , ” i¢ ’ aaa ; . at Washington: April of. Philadetpht S nday. : hac ey h} ustom in IN MAT BOUT; WINNER F ‘ hy ause . ine leme} , { j ib t) | | 7 ore [hye Winnefre of lh¢ — | i ‘ ‘ ' ‘ \ — ) ‘ > Pe . - Pinithy ngineers of the Am at Washington, Boston at New York revious vears The rst interclub \\ onditions 3 . pir tiaae te et sirnpayesrciadntegst = yon | . 4 7 7 eee gos Be nit » ee rere _— i ‘ ( } , . a: postponed } ~ " . ; : ‘ ' ) cry i} iv. 1) | ? )? } { bp : ; Ap! i] a7, 4 ‘ley e l; in al at St Louis ‘ ompe tition a “1h 7. |. . ther Bs _ FACE EARL CADDOCK Bare 14 | i mua lif, nye roy ! a I ag he ) ! cud ' . we + . 4 , : ' ne , e ’ , a YT : ‘ e.iji | Were } ! } } ; I ' } ‘« ; if «i id } - ; | Pflueger ats a, ITiLe interesting experinmoee Pos wan 1 ; , . ie . : ‘ ‘ ‘ she . it > ee J *) } a . i ‘ Fi i { rT ' rti ines ts , t }) ri: ; rT) j a lé ’ ; ' nywre eon “as , - re ! ii is if ! ; , when the "Tilt 4600) Vp 1 os *A (Strat ler) ') | 2U. LOU Rosen. club cham- ent ome? j , d wae gi . as Bat . he (sreater Bt lLouls in atk ing ane Rlbrtnsssi tei iz paw George: Tyier vurning in a folr ie New Zealan — a 3 i > prigdae rnam bowling mate) Mth a fi , , ) 0) : i ’ ive ‘} ick . | Pen Red Sox Hurlers in orm. Mound Ady aa olds formal Lewis fut and WI ion, being low imedalist with a 7g , , enine “aie PAlCle ; » ’ mericans in spr he i; if the-pitching the Ked Sox ha Tha ' - Zbovszko, th : a hit game, the Cardinals yesteraa 0 vards of the fi } . ) , v1 : bitta. so! last night, Jake Piieg Md lithographic establish in the two games plaved 1 Phe stern i rill confine the / —_— OG UI 1c + se , PY Brahe Debacyel > tang vanes is inion : ee - wah ane “" i ‘ } ‘ ro en ~ 18 : i : BOXER Pe MUS ACHE IS suffered their fifth siraig! ht defeat ql ine race igrough. ; 12 sh 7 ' aa 4 fia i}, : .° f “as rl gate Papinag-! J Ve Miles tote fur? ne linea Prpek i parte ile ith a total of 1296 to 1245." pies «af . it in fi received _ date is a criterion of what Barrow } ' eaccihaseiytiapdemiag net, epi 2 vers Oni yd ie | ae } t t} } ¥} f t} Cul alternatis neuen ten -~ eadann Tyee T a am will begin 3-30 e $sh Wrestling match ateh-ae the season at the hands of the Cubs, mernating im tire Ss - ‘ee « BOS to receive this season, then there wil ; “ta , : in the can stv) 1, Sa hey, ee “aie A BIG DRAWING CARD; | ‘ 1. 3 arated the boat la’ entenn an Nice ; : idl able to get a 200 rene : : he little chance of stopping the Bos- , ®fternoon and the results of the vari- | Seth Styie, a isium tonight . Marvin Goodwin, making his) “'et"a 0" ah eae pe - | id) Simei tad . eneh and British are tal lance — NOW CAian Ts inisne: . ‘ stinnsttiealrteathonend.. . :' 7s — . S terest igs) Ot Pia Arnerican i Ss roygynys : ton club The opponents have been! OUS events ll) help Coach Johnny | ¥?ner, | as said, will be matched FIRED FOR:*CUT TING IT ir start of the campaign in the N. ee ] , “oachim le yj nerim: n with Serg far] Cade kk ape -_ ; rer han the American . -- : unatle to tally against the Sox t Yoa ote . i -; rmanent ante i ae ' = ASI: IL... was pounded for 11 hits and sev- ,... ne aay ; . Seeer’ey have used a raliway : ' ’ , vege : ~ | . ors ‘ reny sate vhoa i]t ' a rm oe oR 4 ” : PEPaagaei ¥ ‘iio ris That alleged Vw eak pitching Lf al | on in ~ . - .3 | rT. n . ‘ ine wnt is ce Tar ' boxer - aan‘ miu ' of ‘ — a llette and Si hwultz pro- ey spite {he Wt f ay orahbhie tt eather i? SEE UR BR NS ras . e+. , Pye ’ | “* ’ bs «4 . ’ . . 2 ‘ : - 2 st > . ‘ . : int , ‘ ’ ‘4 i i fe " . , ‘ #. . ‘ . , : " : caseee . : i od = ris . ’ Pat Moran's Cincinnati Reds ha ome —— — ‘ rs ere is ; 1) - iy - era r, they paid good money for luc the lone marxer for the s% s estimated that 500.090 nersons lined LEVEL April Sic 3:8 tt 28 » Some ‘tions of. , ; i st iid iit ,/ : b ‘Ari ‘ ' si dj ‘ 1) . , ' ‘ () i¢ T} ; ° . i . ’ ..4 ow ™ . : through with flying ra to dat ig We t 1 ' [ ! hal t! : mi a4 Louisans ] bank of the Seine to itriess the ' 1. ;, ; Yery man " a trench ¢ » . , ' staat? ' bail cL ihe ~) ‘s . - 7 i ; a j Les ‘ _ : *i TI Bee maction. P ‘ i Sat . tt , ian ‘ ’ 7 a Fi t3e : ; . Nive Games piayed only six runs h: ial : mate) > thas ’ mre , ane Cr I ;: were behind after "sand ty. hee + } t: li} ] o ore : + I - ' " , be ! ve not dipped l si . sno fa 1 ; ' pa mai \ : ae trl h publicity — , ali . a + freee cad « . i. eer a i¢d ARUN: LIOTATN S i nee? ra} f ‘ hace : i th 1} ’ _ the mm; mn} nnine i , ing +) ' } 1 adorn , t , (*u) bat ter hy ad hit. lac eo | Ark beak! . eeetor uf fo tea — t an average of a bit more tha ne ’ laa cae , ™ secaiai ee scan ' C a eee . uy ' a pree a . returnees seestitt less sss = ! al — es ee PR Tae Nee , , —. { bat bry} , ere FOodwin Nn ¢ liom. n Oo C “ gpg . cr - ance of ay : . . ‘ meanl? } : sot os . : , ‘ ' af ' . : ta ; ! TL 79) rr? “i Ti ; et oor | : aiid “ ‘3° anir ee re th - a ther, Fahex vs eer fae victek . | 5 7 tae ie fruise aided sans es * INNISFAIL SOCCER MEW rs pr ppt ireat The aaa t 9 nee Diet sel a oat ey lies , ' a \ tb a ) at ni the boxer , nha * sid y i o oats be -—e =i At quick eve) captured five straight « ein . ca 3 susiieaete ei car Shette aa os: | tired of bela My Band ek to 1d, two in the third and three fi RETURN FROM OVERSEAS Rag | | ee ae i lead the National Leagu 1B Bab sicrnagh Forn C=O BI artes : . ae Ee tt of a big Joke; | 114 seventh Tuero pitche ‘ the even rhe ouls club w , Mpt reproduction in @ | | | of ASVIng th and held the Bruins safe NEW YORK ApEn #! ro men . : ral 0-3 | Photograph. is aise } . ¥ . : . ‘ i ; , ‘ i : i aie f , a ’ ‘ _— : . ~~ isa : ‘ ~~ . - i , ba Oration a senend rs of the Innisfa | S Phew experiments ) ie fT ; : : ‘ j . . ; " . ' » » * > Doak and Fisher Home. ro ay n owe he pan a oe | ' » oes ie : rane \. Bill Doak, pitcher. and Bob | | date L tha .} Tormans - Pe CHIPPEWA BANK FIVE re Png 1) iat -4 * i iad a an ene i thie afternoo Jake May will ?i eee ate teak | * : iy , ae ai | | Bes fFecond sacker, arrived home vesterda: iffer: a rophys for th nni at » hoa : ee ae wy af | . | oppose Jim Vaughn on hurling hill Sioa ae my i yt ee ' ans | 4 ’ tng sty Meth Cardinal pia: | Li TAKES LEAD IN CITY ninus his soup- ; ott) : : Al l,i Ji ‘ j THORNDYKE 2% , ‘ ULATED HARES ers came to St. louis because of ii} HANDICAP PIN =a , : “oem ’ - ss — KEMPTON 2% iF 5 — ws + ll 9 the hares Sec Saul poned. The teams carded to pli ih - ‘ ready run, for the added experience and 901 thy pees Wes vin ial track meet scheduled for ! s president of the Southern Pacific A. WAS scratched or bitts _terday will match.up in the same or. rained for their athletes Two squads o' , this afternoon between Central and | ASSO lation of the A, A. U., has writ- \ ' im is ot. wan tae der next Sunday. according ta sete ete " bandh On RF presehce On the relaw te: schedu! d on stiatiaiini ‘ . re * wa TTES ‘ , —— Bane 1, ’ } . _ ‘ cen Mr. Rubien that the prospects for the 3 Sr a ta - » “ S Abeken, and the usual "walt a ss ; : ig favorite. .! ; ses not tonight. Asi re sai epee nas been POst-}a stadium are very bright. Plans are c Periment Purposes , eatin ge ’ : a - be 1 heecause bad wea under way to obtain $500,000 for the . SINCE 166! w i Address \ ue Nu thar were lanne | Or vest ere ‘ ; : " Hae ; ' er 8 3 - be included. ae NS WS and Edgington, fornierly playing U1 Ranft Defeats Lacey ae ee ‘dnesday afternoon... building of this stadium in Exposi- . . . . us Fork 2 ‘ ' é 7 . ill ‘aT you ; + Dy boy cs ANGELES Cs ones | sl , | . -_ in y t "ans } ri | tion hb LD. “" x " itt os we anges: Pajamas Night Shirts r ce 4, , Madore Mendie presides The maid haa left—bid her on wide Pan 7 | - fama Wi m Ran ,f sates ie : (ese he sabe Com ist stgregel tases —or ‘31 Jengte Printing Co. will ad ; eomne ibaa se ' ' a [. Y, © aia t a : : ; ana 7; , , “a + ] ' (amimerce ana Tie Mere h ants’ and “Th NIGHT: { ’ 74 2 SW elup " +? y vi bi keep “ral light alge Se.’ cdinees oe ee nal ) i he had not ret’ Manuf: bee ring the e wear of aNation” (| | = | as the j a ins j 4 ae P it _ i@iar boulevard. tong at T ADS. , n gs rhe. ' my official request from th coming tsi t ad ask ‘ies their sup- , ” (Exceeds expectations) At 1Lma6 oe os 4 radia Louls High he defeated Lacey, 21—] Sok an cl f 2 ; can chiefs, port. Uh ROMMEL & CO ancus sure 6 ae ree . * *

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SS ORL inde i aeRO, Ta Mei oat FIR ve Hy SSP LOS S 'POST- DISPATCH 716) MONDAY piesa [A Caroline | cial review toda. plained to the Post. Weach, O'Leary and Whalen, are to pw ae vi bs, th | “If the heavy ; , f P fhe ‘y : AOS] Se "4 T° if J act With, The other gyoin. Mulconnery, Lebe r will assume i... and I, lewald, 5073 Romai: Sap 1D »4ys { . ‘ Pi PTATIONS 7 _ P 9 | ' ‘ rj i _o WwW: > } r | 7 i * , . . . — . ‘ i ae promotion of that Jahe duties of Chief and appoint Mul pe Basie oe age , , ’ “9 2 — * se 3 with fu = ; " pe . ; ; ; ' } ; } i | > a rT Z ig} ght of. Neverthels meonnery as his assistant A nd M. Tu . oH7: S ner cent Railw: ™ s ' dlink, seis Merchants Juaclede i » " ; ne « , ‘ ‘ baie . ‘ ' \V }iY . +} ' - . ‘ . RB ~ : i! dl Poli € { 7 bia 4 f l : 3141. A ‘ : . ! . I lee ‘ sa ; a.) : ; . Se . . ‘ a FOVAKI. ARINE ; ‘ ‘ " a3 4 ws . ben ~ “ ead - - £ s & Vee SSSR ” ness of $12: oe A =e ” shan aft . eto, nce SEPTEMBER CORN. l bid and no iffe be at : . tion cy a} I 1 me , ~ FF fF PP iP * + + > > P ° . nice i. . gated as Commissioner: f Publi a Venice roeney = nil Biseh eT he— .* Rafety. As Pate hy he ha« the ire an ’ - : ‘ Louis s recorade (] then oOpentie ’ eee; . af hn ae : ” oi = te ire 4 oe “~s = “2 eho « * ’ ‘lorg nf Was Hurt ~. fioners shall be appointed hy the ; - 4 y tal ty to both movements. howeve: . — wit 1TWle 17% = : a . , , : ; piayar with the consent of the Coun Way of indicating the magn fa : ee . tude of Stoel “xchange } S ~ ’ , , ree OT COT +) oat ‘: I CK hx ings ru i ‘ *y . ; t Bren , >. : ‘ , the rrain a} alli He ) Live rPoLtrirey . is ae cil, It is predicted that Stephens rer 4134 the es = t E : : ruyre tr , ine presen novement Poe I me is true, betores ‘iil nol appoint a Roard of Fire and nd . Pe tee. 1S0d8 saa esting to ren le ms : { " “yr . 4 & : fy . ; : P table ‘ I lé ‘ int if revise¢ _ t so as to bar him. Police ‘ ‘ommissioners which will ‘ na Schurmal! 208 Ww ant Fin ; ' “ig . ' & iil | - Santina on : ul i iIASt Week S total! Sales of stocks *Winning. On tif tino, 928 } ) himself had been” Ma ' il ‘ alnati , nv . ii; a term appiied | the Commis. | “s gue —a j MATIN week of December. 19 ¢ le! ‘ ing on to a stakwae. as) inn | 4 ei > . ny >? ‘? . ' ry) . a and - ay , . Le Ci] “4 _- irre iit} + ) kout, badly injurine? mers UNGe! he new forn for he ' _ rat ats re okt cost : E. ° af an? = ‘> iw -—*. ? . rae cast i iis evened up any ae . Chm : | ’ POosa ‘1 ' * Lehe , +} ' ri , Sonn 1, Last week's transactions were alm Ss his efforts ce Niluleor ry . 1a Bs I 3 1} ! ‘ ' e Was on dav wu k with $87,000 ¥ We hief, and as the three are @ MAjor J. #0 K ae, a, + ose , 0.000.000 shares , ; a ' ' . . a a tg ' . Sli \ : - en se he a 8 J Ww of the Ccoune} no Police Soard —e pen aes , Lou 7 ees between the nN c ig ee ; oa . ’ ; ,; , ] " ad % een pre > awit! he conhirmed unless the person . i Tene : N mt .T naar ter igh est week i) i¢ injury to oF: : : . ie] > yt ; ‘ ' i & sSvTO OOH sh: ires evmects with their approval * —~> ~~ oe bua lhe oo Reatetine ~ . Sun % et Be SCHMIDT was “sh meet with the approval of the Coun an Lb Angelo. ’ rt Was MmMuc)h the largest since ; PAT ~~ Rg Rey ree ee om, ~% = * OPpPosi iL” Mu Cogn ry for = shares Thev\ ieAat¢ hed +e -* ee ee tr ~ = oe « ~, te . : * — . i ee ee + Re P iE “Stephens savs he does 7 i ‘Under date of Apri 5. ti \\ “ , Pad | Sa \S } (1:eE6 reo? ‘onsider ‘ . 2 — ire of th bout cot el of Germany shows other \ . large West iomme , wemulconnrery eligible t | F un : ‘| pfd_ ) 1 es ie omment avd that Re Kini¢ 9 ~ASSuUuTV the , i fk TY Park incerase in Germany, rrene\ I Willve-d a 2: 9s ‘ 7 pall , re] : . iy aaa rat ‘ed PU BONS AND sat Bs oo éctat- ee oe . ~~ a ee me rita —_ & t : " *hy a , re . P - ; re 4 . ‘ . ‘ a - ‘ lye | et that Hac ‘ i u les of { his | of | olis ft as the de. re ; “ ; ‘gs. A20 ‘a llth outstanding notes of th bank $o4 +, Motors : ; Probab : ate t » se rT ana Juniat : : : . i ; ; re the match began. par nent iS unde: CiVi!l service rules ’ ’ ’ he mn Boas se “a HOU HOD was added luring the k ler Arro Tuesda' all In this Gotch id legally the appointment should : With the result that the ount is Mfin wl: l and SO paine k ? . . ' sie i mee , ' $0 ~ ‘ hak | 2 “al \ \ he M t ] d E. . ; iy : eee je’ =] ee i ‘ i meaDaO ~ Saat é » Ore made hy promotion “e ~ ; CAMUEN, 4042 New stead Ow 3 =. MO foeo Oooo preater than in th eta s an quipments. Pa te 4 f reased 690 H@0 Ii, at he almost scren : { ‘hief of Poli ‘¢> Sul] ‘ ‘ “7 ‘ ‘ ‘ * it ; aAarmistis ¢ VA eek of last Nove] ’ . ’ ' - ' I 4 | . ~_ : , a) . J i] nal Pol \' ‘ , ’ : : . . , . = te * dl s* . aii ‘ ile a5 ; . Z ) . » . . ' . - .s t4) ? i) »°? , . ] " \ ‘ . esign In Europe in wheth d Ssimdéth, realizing’ velopments Thay arise bye fore the lt ; * ae : th n, leaned ov mhe campaign for the Men chosen as (‘Ommissioners s 2a, ‘ubauer, S774 Theodore : lil: 7 t .- shoulders to the ¢ si i : ay ° . + bS oOgoy ner eur! . - + ia =a me : . ” . — —_ ioe mae ’ . . / ’ {) ; “sf ° ero , , n sided , Volk, 2312 8 t t arrency I8 estimated ; : : , s ! : = S64 OM + the OD Oe . thes worked for their success. be olk, 2312 10 h ( , ( ot we: mM Re ASP \k AGUS yi 4 ani ‘ ordes. -O1A Ma\| linckrodt. ba Ql rubles In the last half ‘ (opper eed at's 36) . 7? rea oan pe ace m - : : or e _ . ‘ ‘ P ri » 4 ' , ‘ 7 : ‘ ee ee te . reat pian, fell hbaok ing that the ‘ would administer \ “ Steer al ; 7 nearly : } llion at the par *, : : vr € Nae . ; q . ° . PTERNG ms SMSS TOON wf | . . . = —_ BEETS : it: ' Livestock Elsewhere ithout ha Ving been the city’s . affairs. including the I’ > an Buffa. 3 Bs N91 I the ruil le Rut in view of the pre : or ijre , “ rT AIS ING Jl (TAT 1coONS ' . AOULS Cash c.rain. ‘ ARROTS Ne r, “e Wend Oo the crowd it must Tice amd Fire Departments, in a | gal a (an panella, ae 5 Morga: outtliow of German gold to pa for t Nickel i i 26% 28 +t phat Ke ‘ash corn was 1 c¢ lower te Hi AGO. April 2s “. Bureau of M deliberate lavdéwtaBnan ws , and LL. Zimmerman, 25204 Cora. food, and of the complic: c 9! eee | ee , R - x ; ar - ae , | keto) Hoge Recoinss ot ; a ’ vAnwerT, and that the \ would abolish » Pat Menefere 477° ‘Beneon ’ ' TY) pi Cations w TLIC Hy ns oppe : Woe 94, ‘ ‘ _ . “ ‘ ' andl Siow sale $s ; aie nae ef's ta ’ ae See | , tr ’ ow wn Sal iinrda \ average. wik «of Nat d flie story of aft } . will come wit , Ker bey ‘ ‘ : ‘ - . he “f . A 7 : p Oakland, {ai . is it inde mnity bothn ®ernnecott {op on ‘ i Prar we te } 1s eal , ’ P ayes > us ‘ : . > . } ‘ : ou 1 MBERS ortets ; . ‘ hee . » A ] Story was that ; TD? ictices of appointing men hav- : 5] . ; jl. 1104 ‘hambers the (Jerman ' ‘ th , : r Midvale om | ? : : | vo : ‘ h Mats were / : . Migh $1; aa . ; 4. ' . a tg “MPA i Weight ay) 7! 7 : f Hg no rey ifpi} va) ‘ fe i ct Tit ' e -’ ati s’ lee ob* t of pte . . ‘ ‘ _ ( | . r : N, ; . ~~ . : gn my P iglit ") ae DO. 8S termibis and Googe ) fOuUS police experience : Soulard exchange 1 ABB I ; S20. LOG? 20.80: light lights Rhéef of t} ' , 2845 Scott ates’ in outsitle larkets Miami Copper " ) ; + ' a : a 99 ) i. ‘ ? r) . = ea en 2 , ‘ , ce : , ] ' ) - te ; vary ' partment an .. stephens, 1714 S th present curious problems Nat Conduit Qi ( 7h rept. ' lo f : ' : Ht KB ‘Ri hHeme-gre fis oO itl - O% 51 SI, I ~*~ —* -- . : ‘ewes we * ‘Vegetabies. The native pigs af the mame rim ery we. tee : | 4 - ‘ts i or «ew ee oe Oo > oe e ~s ev ~*~ * . bs Mees ita i — , . : imate MeuPiurn . - a hy (oo is . . ‘ , " , . ; (hi the . _—— cam. ' | . ‘ ‘ : , ‘, " 1 ; i” = iection of the Menke, 2836A_ Neosho I his > i ms ul4 h ‘ onditioag as 5 4 e = ’ 1 4 i ‘ : “sie | ph , ! 4 er iti L@er] { . P ‘ oe a a : . ped. SNOGP wet ~ 7 i«t . ~- ee. ee ie ’ » : a” _ seep ¥S SiS ,547 0.40. rigs. S97 y fair alibi, but then c- ivil Ne ry ite Cc Disre rarde cL “A . a y . = 3 criugce ate ; ; ay « y a n . | a ipie ya (AM). bids Ue Vett “ | a % , , lo Ist pfe 3 gk he te (74 . . HORSER Visit tio rrew) logse oS ’ - : : ix \ ears to think it Prey lOuUsS Board nf } 'Olice ("om- ial Ril AT, PER WITS, DET ' Py Iman cc ‘ 1 +e — : = : . , ' iii at ie . P : fi steers Ver occurred to hin Missioners have ippointed ESE ts AF iart, G2, 4819 Austria. heart dis AILED REPORT OF NAY § . © Cee ean 4) » he nine > 1 7 wt s?T ARD (. REE \s outsiders PARSLEY Loujsia , - , oe " $1 vf %, sthckhers and | f fr ig” >. lief of '@) Ties ' ’ ‘ ? " ; ~ ’ , Fr Sf > i . 2 ie a : ; . . in tt ' [2 sit ivy) o \ " Zz » % i] | eter , in rths, S48 Hure S| i ' in) , | and , meningit! = N WAI > ‘. ~ , = ae aig ? . : ‘ : ere SA tte 1 OP “ buen Dp Re elptea ane to othe esponstible piace = 4 " ~¢ aA4 7 " as - - i fe , i4O)\ : r \ . ‘ l 1} Ses t¢q))) ’ : — ' ai ; . . ning tr ’ : | ‘Ole pls M ice 9015 Lafayette: myocarditis 7 7 | - dene : | : | h VARSNIPS, lome-grov . | obenin onk. lambs, S# pounds the departmen Which, the law | Plizabeth lermmueller 2212 Gaine: myo E Y “ORK Apri baci _— , itis pote mae a : Showed rNicle hie j me ; ai wi ~ pounds up. $17 2519.60 eh i gs AB: te ve ite RADISHES , Cwis, SIG 17.25: springs, SIS. 504821. Ewes rONTies ial be aM Lh promotion = Hla Med ' mm 1 O05 1n highway i , fires tin Avie . . wee i ‘ = jn i vin “tgs ; i a beta ft iit Hii j\ . : ig’ - os » : -_ } ; ale bas SALSII . + bie won ites Li aubfec aa ; be : tewelipts, ti oe tion is 7 t "~ 41 Ll “na shee v: ) Bar's Eastrit! sig 7 eee es ’ i ‘ . i \ its \ a “pe oe Te light a. . r i ~U : li, . . iz he PNeYUI On A .* . *? ; . os a bare } ear ET at . oe GREEN ri rier ns» , , “ ighie« 21% dow 19. 8 developed today that the men («harie ‘aime 3 $35) lavior; heart Equipments falls , bol} ) uty! Ht ION - ' f eS ta 2.38 SIM SoG 20.40: pies SIT4R1N SO , are urging that Muleonnery be A viggr 1 Mt Win Locomotive “i Weeati; ~ . ser agg gia al i 3 RY bs try f , 4 KALE H ee od per bh Receipts, 14.000 and 1000 calves , | ! ’ erm rrt 6, 32) onro rr {) is ie ‘ imth { } billie r) . : ’ * ’ ' ' Tf ‘ il ” ? pty ' +54 es ' ‘rr . b mr ho Recently mppointed { hief Are Opposin 7 . "Sih oeirninms I? lefild s2* ‘eat 4 ‘ 10S ae ‘ y imuiatto ! | and a .* > | a : : ‘ ity 7 . and f. oad . ‘ ik the I nay rOgeTi'd, sy l72 ’ ~ * at gl | ner refey d. rite tional vec reits . ‘ "Ti: ash Grain El] Ps Vitt i¢ , , : , t ast nl e-% beef steare - WA; , y rT) ‘ ’ " “j ’ i . es = . . . ‘ , ‘ b ‘ . es P ' P Sew ere ‘ e ; : : : $11 we 1% yt ond earn . ' rr fa Him t Fri appointment of Samue] — . tee a fr ; : 2 10.2061 ' a risco. mit _ »s, 4008 apopiexy _ aly Nha! ‘troleuin reacted nat ' a is : SP iN. \ 1 H . butcher oon heifers. 86.654915 an ; _ as Lieutenant O} ; | fe on, 30, AK26 West Selle ie ' a4 1 tia ; ' se a : p> . ? FES re ‘1 . _ \i ? 7 2 ms atts ae : e. a yt t iy , . . . ‘ . i be ‘ ’ ; ‘ : " P » 1 1} , : : : ye . . : 4) — niet Muleonnery's friends Mc ed , #9 “ms ay a , i trend at ' "° ' F : , ¥ 2s. oa REE n ONIONS ) ‘ ! “’ , r ’ pm :* e a A , ‘ ; ‘ be. ; ee went ' ee ‘ ht champion, and Wa f at ral years M erne! 4 w a y Se@iuing a Irestpsarneon Meg for both a: olie Sf ad ‘ one ‘ ill in oe ye As, . am Fy ‘ ‘ S\) ney SWI A ror ‘ rors. ’ e f ~ . pe ERAS Ormerty ot lief Deputy S} -j , roceeding under cover of furious P a - - ‘ : , é F alfa Prey ; lie § bine my > new l VY Sheriff ' ‘ Turious 4 Flac, : R hig ) vs 1s a «8 aly Regier aan rity in a few stocks, notably Royal Dutch : eo ! : 2 . nothy. S47G3N- choice prairie, S20. cm40. |! | Ose 2. ts; red DeRsemon Flour, Meal and Bran. Hue! Muleonnery : . , >; ie ‘ . , igh s attracting = later they ' Equipments . . Bt. - : : SQUASH —! =“ ~~ esata WEES recorded a ‘ ’ Prown Sti ‘ | \@ Bi wi SAISTRS rt “sinmwe grade mised mite 7 wean awaseel partners in the saloon busi- l~ = 5 - ale a ae | ie + : © yas ’ Bess Now they ‘+ a am Be Cit N Bri Ai Mexica? at nntan ae eg, * vs : sfee wr Fo .% r : a ‘ ety . ‘ ‘ nT : i FAVA BREANS ' , Br ' ' 1? pounds Eeion aver theca’ Now they don't speak y News in Brief | sei Peccie aes as Se aR ABBR ee er ont Dente Bhi, 3 re , | OH St eee, ee tinany waite et a oe Pe ew ais ee ‘ Ny & epee » pe yp tay . = ee a oe WO Scie os ‘ , ’ ie ° * f raise isco, tWwo We a Chief of Police because if ~ a =, Paciti ver ae le features s , “ry ’ : . I ‘ On #8 SCaie Almost Inpre +, vi tf ’ | 2 . , ‘ ‘ . as , . ' . ‘ "7 ‘ ‘ 1rri | a heunribe rf upon hin) to have an O OR E | fey t} 7h nt movement Ronds ovf h. ete , nf Ae — = g : * \ ‘ &, “’ | «te i gos tonight will be Ay | eicient man in that place, éne who ANN UN M N I S is were active and strong . kee Gs = hs See : . ‘ ms Gi ) oh ‘ 0 ligr ‘eio : : ‘ ' 5 ' ‘ ) ; “1 i yy . ; , a Ni ' 1 otere ’ . the lightweight lendly to and who will got : . , ti , , Eisenstadt M 2 ae | a . : . low twigs, | >. red to satisfy thee, the denartment in ; . , WOME N'S AUNT, [ARY OF THE early Prices on Liberty Bonds. \ . alam 2 me . ay “Tess ~ 4 > ‘andeg. is VNLAGAN GRAPES fans that the mem iy, : 2 manner} 12th Engineers wil tal o'clock this SW YORK. Ap: : x | : a : : 1 bat ATG on STRAWBERRIES Olger bout than | | reflect credit upon Leber i ghar mg | gtign scnool. Addresses t 11:30 a. on lay we cee . a , pa : , ts tay : F.2ae2 BANANAS | 3.34: fires . ,aufme ' " , | Se (om rm iec: , , ; made hn | F sree ; ' . Mmissioner of Public Safety and Laeut a | geil : ve : l ugias 9! ’ , itts & ORVNGES f eis }.2 ’ a om ‘ aa nd “o- “> “~ “- . 7 , ‘ : ’ ° esent champion, — pravienthal will gis articulars — fourth 4! oo 3 p ne Bi ty: “ ” ' . SS. Kresge ey 1 CORN SH W : ' rte d com ‘Id the title fivesy PS PRINTED IN THE FIELD BY ~ oe = ' eT oneeun. 4 ts | we Ss ( 0 § UPWARD TREND ek ro ; | * furnis a ' » Sok hy hon cf -_ . , lay , , : Lvuians : . ‘ teas ts boot rded as ¢ le\ er, uu. School ‘1 TT) a a and ie w* — - . sights ' at's "4 | “¢ . \ gi ‘ y- : - | - oe ' , . : : r-round bout at « Savs he desires Muleconne: ipion, who is : tributed he pa nbers the ant "haba Sou - 1m Mi, | ae es) Pease ; (OC OANTL TS ri wtotth U. S, ENGINEERS IN FRANCE wr | Mew York Bond Sales | son" om ‘wy ‘ay ‘ax ‘sot feet | PEON THE CHICAGO BOARD) isibsahta Ig his opponent ang a6 ’ > o', “+ le i ' . 1” 7 , gee oo EDGE *" NEW JERSEY. WHO 18 ~ 3.000 Lib 4th he bout as shorQgo.ooo IMthograph Copies an Hour! peak infor iy mn An At ertining Man's - ; | + 102s oy ; bn a oe ape Turned Out With Plant of the Advertisi “ong ; a . 8 i a mga ‘ : ’ 7 Wabash, W hampion. Karly c meviog on Truck. oe on ee , ™ aa we ndecapeacamact . . a of ! the Agmacx lated Press rd by four and-( te a Sa PARIS. alt 1a) The Cwentv- i —_ — 2 le} —- . f » P ae rosppy te n ' nT ; ; : , : ; ‘ Ta ' ; ; y . | ‘ ' a F ‘ , ‘ i. , "i " rrpapt mre, * 2th Engineers of the American Ex- | MISCELL, ANEOUS ; | - Lf pa Be ) ; : :; afuns " , : ' ! AS rod se = hat B S hmitt.: Maiionary Force are conducting | b 40] at ot : WIN = o1i% pT. Septemb | | | | | eats Oc me interesting e . sum _——_ plimas lis 1G . sare , . meee | qd ye iv ey g experiments in map iN =LECTR a: oa! a, r : , v ee Ht 7 er St. Louis ine Maing and reproducing in the field. board with she current turned on « fir “0 If} « New York Curb Opening Wilng match at ith a five-to at es . ' fo the home of ‘acob M_ Hirehstetn ‘ ni truck as a printing! ne Givervifie avenue, at 2 p.m. yarte: if, Jake Prleuger nd lithogr, iphik establishment they | caus oS 4% damage of $750 tu the om: , ’ | 1296 to 1 by te: a\ ep Silirmes ied 1?) fturnine out 10 000 . "AG to 1: ‘ Dies of fia € . . MRS BRERENICE HLEDSOR. 27 to pret a 200 So r % maps an hout The ress, 4763 Bieeck avenue, died Se 8th and British are taking a keen | hop ting yesterday as the cesuit Nteress th a emiI ' ‘ oo et 8 oe 5 rate | ' , , rf , ‘ractors curb de Ni } 7 ' , . a | : . , iow » oiute so ” nt re 2 . 2 anil ; P| | NS ta went lief , ‘ . , t noon yesterdar a burns , ' ' ‘ Utiw oay wv ‘ ll | ) bys Mark ‘ Stlelnbhere A ““rmore, a railway train is limited |. 4 ' Ope@ratioy tn available trackaga, she wae : ; } , — _ : ‘ itn . bankers Roatmen « Ilan ‘ ; 3a ° : om hile there iriually is no limitatson man % ke} 4 if ' ries fark © ' here : i | B the mobility of the truck See Gudieasten Aneis san. American Stove cs In ray Chevrolet Motor : nent bankers, Boatmen's Bank Bide. 8! Miscellaneous Markets M a 4 operations of this) war | ton = 4. : Hay ket. in a trench raid parts irnished with a Map of ” WAS aADparen affected sO the impor raith Nn heu efore when te cine be on io \i : ; " rreu ‘) , Saute ‘ ’ . nied . ‘ ; : | . - ‘ ‘hae , ‘ ‘ is? i. ‘ j . , - . ‘iia Mf SLES na a | ' ( Lene (‘t Johns : ‘i ] tor Aiding K risayy makilyy is Very : ‘jenere Raking wR) 6 «Fe t 2} I} ae ldart — hafftrier re ; reat if} puick ‘ ripst , , ‘ing sought in ! } ’ ] rt I. ne ' ie! - re. ub- washed : Ambs wor cm hares for food or if the] Ry the Associated Preas aW4S scratched or’ bitten by the PARIS, Apri! 28 The French e ven | AB sem “ae ~d : | ete lie was keeping the hares!Government has no fear of serious Fur Market. South nF 7 210 aon nine Seger Market. | pee aaa | lanien Bat Sites stores one Mules. - spdommdenh purposes manifestations May 1, which the la YURR~Secsse chet eee Randara © 4 P oe ead — ae Z | + = | | , | ;, ne aed + a2, am ot bor unions have declared a genera! | to a@ualits Racenn ad. oahd oe, cut 10 a —s a. +4. Be 7 oe aed > \ a cumpe ce y tre@e -9. Central &%- te 68 BO Northern $f- Rls rf “ “ py Py «4 ~ , fi . . b cA) : e , . nthe Dille 3S pee come, arafi« * ; “Wi lhe “arne ; — : te » 4l Address Y¥. M. H. A. holiday, it is learned from an author “0. Mink--~Bouthern oh: to GR Content Bho ae & stevgs? \‘Skdore Mendie president of the. itative source Premier Clemenceau, | . Pa Opoenuin — Seuth Diese " (orn | i owe ~ ’ i : ° i « , Printing Co. will address the it is said, has authorized peaceful | Keuthern Se — ‘. ¥ 3 Veledo Clovernced. . | — | Tani. A . . Y . . / ‘ ‘ ; | ” eS elub of the Y. M. H. A., Sy rte en pata and has placed re ister | louse 1. + TOLEDO. O Apri 28 0 Pris *hicken ortme drw ol adv tt the Hours * | + ' , © , : . ; . * ‘ » r ’ ree as “ita boulevard, tonight on “The | sponsibility for maintenance of ordet Pe he Se ee ; ej Union Tank Line (% 1 . aan 18 f b Sg ag Pace white he: ella ' var me : > AS mm caah AX , le _ | contimre ' ed fox, 23c to $30. Wolf, 25c to Washington fod FAL z ‘o j aid. 8 ew April, $5.1 . | ereee BOc, colored se areem Li jcemtimes Th tment ween, § PeplLember, 86.10. October, BF . ‘and polaters 10c. * Oe@tumes te 6 pr jane imertn on the organizers.

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a PR et ra A Ag a a ae ee i pee RNS er _ er cx Rill es — " fa =e, " i; ‘ 5 OTT eee RRs, 7” : x " | ‘ oe \. o o “a x “ . : _ = > ee | ath : ed 7 ° : M4, os j . 28, - orchsn sano ta y (cond Mo, 4. 60d, baw iF. Md, Gaile Md, go tlt i. Oe I APRIL 28, 1919, Let the Wedding Bells Ring Out. 1 THEY ALL FLOP SOONER OR LATER—By GOLDBERG. Cope E, Wears TRE Gook oO q = . —- F ; ; ‘ Se sootiad avon aed ie WHO IS HE ? EB | i, THEN | | Ti. BE Sri 40 | SHOPPING be yc Acammets EiRsr TIKWed Tn HOME CIRST WME T/A HOmeE iA) THREE YEARS , prt You RE O1N SHopeins ? IT's THE FIRST \ CHANCE INE HAD IN THREE YEARS To SEND ANY TAING HOME e iS 1 DON’T SEE How ANY BOBBY CAAS FALL FOR FORTUNE- \ '~ TELLIMSG SVUFF- | THERE’S ASO SENSE ri ae \ TO +A CAYAS ; ae =ste- TOLD ME I WAS | GOING TO MARK coc EA ities, mm sie _— Ze ~o3Tr AAJIS WwW) AEST BEA UT lr ~/ i. iV > . DiS StteE Anh t WAS GOU RIC Te . — 4 - , he f / f- ,, 4 ‘4 rE A, (fs ‘#s es g Af f ff al Ss J ¥ 7 Pa Ya iT Cie: Owe me SumMP’m” 2! Tt DONT owe STACK LT LET Y HAVE. Y'DION'T PAY ME FoR THEA. me f— STACK 7 ¥ “ys 7 L hg RO A WU T FOR do ™ ————E oe WILD IDeEas © a —_— d ¥ . . Me ay, 7 ” eF sys 7 ” 7 Py 7 a = a LOOK JULIUS boeSN'T PAY ANY ATTENTION To TRAFFIC SIGNALS Are ALL .° CAUIEF 4OF THE CoP is HIS MENBE HE'S THe POLICE RATS 34 — PAG rae oe . gt =. — =~, ~_ = | : ha Es _ : Bagh = + ¥ ¢ Mu , ol \ om gomeemniee —— , , : a: etnies ws siti tae ciliata on a Seer RES His Sen f Duty. Swell Manners. Remove Cake From Tins. s¢ 0 fe ‘ 7 r 2 ’ *y le , ’ ) ' ~ | . = 2 y ’ Wh if . . " Af Some people affect to think that Cake can CASH) te enero t] ott , . " , , Baa if ipo? lu ‘ ror : {cor 7 i ic’ fi e table ! anners are of recent in- t he ims if directly after being re re ee ; 2 ‘ bate boss.” vention ind that our grandfathers moved from the oven it is placed .. 7? ee -: . ii i «LI ‘ tide ‘ uf i « ehh ‘ és » Dre are ly ls W if B , / » were unacquainted with dainty con- YUPORn «4 cloth which has been wrung Huh ; Lilt Ss ad al 0 eal l l¢ : ‘ ah ’ : ania | GOERS of hot water FT few riniutes | lie awake too much at ‘ clue i. reo S } Vy Sucil people how 8 ; : R > / * + } 1] sa ¢ quot te . thinking about my work. ow P . wrong they » AION us to e me : ae ISUYG ( ll S. OF go a “Tnoanive Dough-nots. ville Courier-Journal. = | ty j ‘ (ej \\ TK nhepull ee ee ‘ Witt ‘ oo | s for the Peo thi io not their back pay > >? . nile,” ed i Philadelphia in pret soon, a new name will have Bay Bide Dudley 1855 to be invented for doughboys “IE pt the ] should neve New York World iA ;? if oOuth ci | but | if é6 AY.** said Luci le t hye QVanit “Who was ae telling you | qiqrth | Ss nmecess Be ha’ i¢ the are 45 big tu ra | . ress. “1s the riend|, Patron par 3 \ rent? he quizzes nie with. Gtewe) m8 ‘. eile’ (aaa ee a Searched for the 4” piit\ OVSTOC} ‘*Needn't lo riind’’ ! tell him ihe CAUSING a lot ot dissemitation i! ig mn here the same as ten- ork , " sé ' } tround this old burs aint it?’ ints When na SBS are | Vided the wert BROS , ‘ ‘ ‘ . : , : 3 . P 7; ‘ } ' 7 7 } 4 Y | certainly is, he replied ‘‘My landlord never eats in here,’ “*' to be unt . 4 1 aia WawSas CrTy ss ) _ ‘* +} | ) ’ Yes, indeed, old timer Lucile je says with scorn and disdain. ‘He lees. Use tl apkin to wipe U went on ‘It’s st] he , o ad moutl r the fingers: never as a ve ACS mostiy the pre pon eats ut the wealthy cafes. te ag hief 5 he brow.’ / ij ra? [ COnVersation nN) this lovely ‘That's gr od ’ I ey ys ‘Tt shows pmAahniadiy ¢ rf Mie, ‘) ; miop the rrr VA pa ' ho — ye ipp ‘ } : Peay "Trem 4? rc} ig what makes ‘a chow imporiu Let NYyvOGY Say he ain't worrying over your non-pay Phe “if posstbic ‘ . — = : me » ‘ . 7 . .. 4 ‘] ’ , | ’ | ir. P a. Re ind right away the barrion , “1 of his monthly stipent If he hit Ww ( eland Plain I ler, | - ‘ si 2 | i : . i ’ os flies ur s, 7 i} ‘ . ‘ 5 nae o - . : . ‘ , 2 } aria a Wit \ Lmney ~ POTLEe- ate in here he'd have to nave you! P mes ar victil Will get tor hoOisy ‘ ; | ” et too noisy! rent to pay for stomach specialties Retold to Keep It Going. | avout and then | huve [i Bort pecause Some guy wants sad at : ‘ eTs if} iif }) YOu Caine caovV" i" oe ° f’em ain't. But Im fippsy-cooting} .,.;.. that vou could ; . & >tAKREG fis LBitt ot (Le lamation for 4 ef : , e 7 ; SLalrTs i) ? biat tl i ; , , © the subject, e gets so Sore he : rolse "ow Lnite We had one of those ora- ee 7 ° ~ & , heard i ore the house, NOW = " ‘ ey ee . 7 lw " ’ " sat iy i . or i boys Mn here this Morning pose 0 cay ‘< se ee : — back , e downstairs aia rT by Bi eced , ‘**Nlister,’ he says, ‘1 want this girl! wt Che first thing he says after punc- " : | casts ired She jus oO] ne on ay Pa etire and after sz a. tuating a bean with hig fork was: nee he just told me I dont pa I) ; 1 1 and after a f My landlord ought to be arrested.’ “That much didn't do any harm WW know his landlord ought to be arrested, just like all landlords, so hi emark Was merely pre anibus morticus hat’s Latin Quarter fo: li © EK he keeps shooting ind strains the situation to the skid ding p bum miott he shoots ie counter is ‘My landlord put my rent up 25 per centage.’ ‘Huh!’ 1 ‘That shouldn't make much differences to you.’ ‘‘And why?’ ke asks ‘Because,’ I tell him, ‘the report that you never pay rent, any- Twenty per centage of ; Now, In which direction do we proceed from this wh ‘The re “t Says is out Wiil five nothing equals nothing istiing post?’ “Well, sir, it him so mad he find his mouth. At least six beans went astray, made . . , mys rent rnioments re . ‘ » | tered the Parior fy? At All Grocers COLLARI CLUETT: PEABODY-0-@:INC ee ee | ee te ee ee ee eek oe ee en ee ee ee 2 _———-<--«. " - - + - eatin “The boss turns around to me and Did } r come dow? says: ‘Lucile, whaddve want to be etairs this time. : ma epilling Secrets lil public for? Aint “No, dear; I am glad vou cArMm® you got any brains in your knob?’ dow que Now, don’t ever let “Refore I could hand him the me have to tell you again not to’ ——- proper testimony the cranky victim, ¢ e down noisil Now tell these on account of the: laughs that en. idies | v you managed to come surged about him, slid off his stoo]| Gown ‘ i lady the second time and left the place flat. I had won when tl first time you made 80 out, so I just pulled doWn the cur- much noise , tain on the happenstance and let it “The last time I aiid Gown " slide as the end of a perfect day.” anister ex}! ed Frances Phil- | “But how about vour rent?” asked adelphia Bull the Friendly Patron. “Hasn't it beén raised ?” Tender-Hearted. “"*My gent?’ came from Lucile “Naw. You don’t s'pose I let the “And why have you never mar- landlord’s simp son take me to the! ried asked Miss Peach. “Are you Chauffeurs’ Ball last week for noth-/| @ Woman hater’ in’. do you?” “Oh, my, no replied Mr. Old- yar ie ae bach. “You see, | hated to make The number of unk telephone’ about a thousand girls unhappy just lines in the Unites Kingdom has!to make one of them happy.”— ‘trebled in 10 years, ~ - Knoxville Journal and Tribune, Len. = iD HAVANA SE Distinctive L7/len ‘sh for the More (eatin « .e——they are tLegular 2 fer the value sold by many denlers i@e otf Brinkmann, Meise! & Recker « aa &- oy iE. ‘ ke i Tu ” «Twn qin VOL. 71.01 RO) WILSON | CONFER By the Associated Pre PARIS, April 2 on foot to hold th the league of natie during the current assembly meet fir it is said President would become the the league. a By the Associated Pre PARIS, April meeting of the Cot morning President Baron Makino, he ese mission, and his colleague. The ed nearly an hour. question of Kiao discussion. The ¢ ginning of its sessile mittee from the Be gave it a hear huestion of indemp Baron Makino a! da remained wit throughout its ses protracted one. Revised Coven The covenant of tions, in revised President Wilson, the peace conferene pion yesterday wit) Vote. The President's n Sir James Eric Dr retary-Geneéral of t provided for a com rate the league | notable works of passes its final sta porated in the pea The French and ments, after a brie! not pressed, and ¢! cleared for unanim the league. Italy was not re session, but the me pears as one of the league in the cov adopted. Nine labe adopted for Insertio The session ad considering the rep bilities providing fa former German Er Judges from the ere report was handed cil of Four, and peace treaty a prov mer Emperor's pr however, has not as by the plenary conf The plenary sess ». m. In the Frene under circumstance terest. The five seata of and his colleagues : Clemenceau, the 1 remained vacant gates presented fu! scene was atirring Premier opened the President Wilson at the outset for a tion ‘of the new | league. His speech atorical effect and explanation of the most of which ha noted, and named Cireece and Spain Council and also /o to prepare plans fo ing of the league. Japan's Pv Baron Makine, h anese delegation. if called renewed atte anese amendment @ He said the race *tanding grievance, come a dangerous k The Japanese Gove Pile. Baron Makin poignant regret that had not been ince covenant, and anrnot fort would be me Principle of racial | &s part of the docu! Paul Hymans, rr cium, expressed th Belgian people at Geneva as the seat Nations, bul approve of the league The Uruguayan hounced the adhesie to ¢he league. The South Americ ~~" Gontinucd on Paw

St. Louis Post-DispatchApril 28, 1919