St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 14, 1919

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es a PET in Me Oye pe ia re ee" ey ae. oS gare Ay ee et es i WR ad cael iia hk eet atl a > “| Twice as Many N ( I —— —" " @iIn St. Louis every day—itwo Post. oT . i (Copyright, nm, 5 Dispatches are sold to every one Globc- "The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service EDitirwe - 3 Democrat or any other bewspu per. - = VOL. 71. NO. 261. ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1919—30 PAGES. | | z PRICE TWO CENTS = Say — asap SBANKS MERGE “sssarOsttzen.. BANKERSURGED BY CONDUCTORS HERE WAVY DIRIGIBLE SAILING — GERMANS WITH A CAPITAL cusoans'sou som OWEN TO REDUCE FOR CONVENTION T'O.ST. JOHNS; PLANES MAY — SEND THREE OF $10,000,000, "= %s="" INTEREST RATES PARADE DOWNTOWN =ST'ART TO AZORES TONIGHT {ONG NOTES all night in the rotunda of the Se- curity suilding, Fourth and Locust : : streets, and iron bars shut off the é | Are 3rd National, Mechanics- *°°0"4 ‘oor from the first, burglars Chairman of Senate Commit- Accompanied by Ladies’ Aux- looted the safes and desks in the of- . American, St. Louis Union fices of the E. R. Hensel Steel and tee Says Change Would iliary They March From a Copper Co., suite 502, and the T. J | —Surplus $5,000,000, Un- Mess Tie Co., suite 720, and stole Stimulate Industries and Walnut and Broadway | —. Object to Application of 14 $490 in Liberty Bonds and War Sav- divided Profits $500,000. = '»#= Stamps, and about $70 in money = New Business. Through Court of Honor. 3 | Points and to Details of and postage stamps. The robberies i be co nto ong en Soar 4 : 2 5 R arati the P ipl HEADQUARTERS AT high. ADVOCATES BUYING . EFFORT TO TAKE THE : . Le sa Pe eee eee | | or Sipe hoe oe ee of Which, However, They BROADWAY AND OLIVE tion or each sate. Thee cttainea’ OF EUROPEAN BONDS MEETINGS ELSEWHERE ee ee gee es . ose a at ogee “ ove ecnmers ) ae see : ‘ a. * | : , i See - : i : ee y ts 5s : Loe 6 eas ee Se ee. a : : “ Are Willing to Accept. Name of Institution Will Be which they took from a desk. The Tells -State Convention Em- Costs $10,000 a Day for police have not learned how they American Union Third Na- nenaged bo open the Aloss safe, but Bbargo on Gold Should Se Gatherings and Thousands (Xperts Nhave sometimes done such tional Bank With F. QO. tigngs by ietenigg to the tumblers Removed, and Tariff Used of Dollars Are Spent by n 1e lock, p : Watts at Its Head. The burglars put back all papers Only to Protect Trade. 10,000 Delegates. = aes | SR SO: RE RE which they had removed to get at ES oe ae i ; Bisrigr Pj _ c+ ‘it pee | ; the bonds and stamps. It is believed SS | ; pe Me es 4 a? = doned Demands for Com- . a DRINK The merger of the Third National that they entered through the tran I'nited States Senator Robert I. a i oe —- ; - V4. SOoms, or by using duplicate keys Cwen of Oklahoma. Chairman of th: ‘an Pies etn tine cal 1 me plete Fulfillment of Treaty Sew NO TH oo Rank, the Mechanics-American N. | . £2. Sg Ee | . e , As they could not have reached the ite ) neh o , uy LSS. S. Sr : ‘ a eee hae Te — mS ~+ al Bank and the St. Louis Union : ae Oe mea % HCN : SS Nag cect . ‘ aa ~ SOME c tional . upper floors after closing ‘hours. ° enate Committee on Banking and). blo ks, the delegates the conve : b : Z. rato Be of London—Fiume Issue : ’ | Bank, to become effectis | July | WwW ithout breaking the lock on the (‘urrency, speaking Hbefore the Wis tions of the Orde at Railway Con se Secs . . * P ; e R ted “= 4 1s >» I . ae as ~ . ie e kg Was Announc ed last ev ening The new iron-barred grate shutting off the sec sourl bankers’ Association. in itS ductars and the Ladies Auxiliary to > >: ecpened. ate: . bank will have a capitalization of | ©"d floor from the first, the police second and final day's session at the Order of Railwav Conductors Shae : | believe that the fire escape was used : ie are ee as Se SR Se : as the Shubert-Jefferson Theater today. araded nin = Fa a a sso; lated Presa, : ; }or that the burglars entered the a ewe tw mereen ERE te PARIS, May 14.——Three notes from P ; . ww j ' . i . . : ? ‘ -} oh ~ ‘ : ; E25 a . —p change in| louis previously on this subject. . | ; the . With the mann.s eee Sank: Watker HL, : . ; Small America) lags were carried Rv the Associated Press wind was blowing at 15 miles an 19 Which President Wits in’ : the tax rate in St. Louis for the Owen's Argument. : , . , » deles , ' mae lie vai wing a D liles an . : ms points 1 gic lace pe Ps saghrae nce CHATHAM, Mass., May 14 Phe hour. are applied, Which is protested wesident of the Mechanics-Ameri- . uy a coming fiscal year. The Board of senator Owen, in his argument for shout rréeting friend vitnes Make ; Mile Trip From a , ea ee ee ee ANCS YUU$ MILE ry 6 C-5, flving 1000 feet high, passed No official announcement was “Sainst, and the third, with the prin- ean National Bank, and F. O. Watts, | -.,, ) ) president of the Third Nationa! wetimate and Apportionment, he |“ =" ee: ae eee ing the parade from building : ih: , ly ' - made of the balloon's destination, ©‘Ples of the reparation ley : Trust Company Not Included. said, woud apprave the present rate, : London has become the gr a ithe line of march ( -hatham 11] | ree Hours over the air station here at 10:00 a nee ih «teh x mage Susi va . vtkin which: av weotentnl altt ’ yaa % at af the Te ie inated tems which is $2.35 on each $100 valua- ternational exchange eenter of the Parade Morning Feature. and 45 Minutes eee we ra ae ns mee were n ) ° - anneal Hs aa é noughn wd is :' *4 tion. The State and the public schoo!’ World because of its intimate rela- Tin ms ay ee ran’ Cae lea ia mee ae J temporary base at St. Johns and ¢» vat Srermany ig prepared Union Bank is held by the St. Louis apportionments will remain un- tion between banking and commerce hue parade featured the morning cisappeared over the course followed the Chatham (Mass.), Bar Harbor | '© Subseribe to them. Union Trust Co, MeMillan, who is clkingwed , ’ The Londowt banka even during this session of me tvs organizations, the 3 é by the seaplane NC-4. ‘and Portland (Me.) naval air st- The note presented by Count von president of the bank and tBe crust | The tax paid by St. Louisans is, “2". have been furnishing money to PE Phe ae passed over -Vineyard P ta te ee ical” ft t5 the! It asks permission for the German a new $10 900.000 bank and’ fon city bonds, 19 cents; public li ” ps Np iy oes Sack tal Hall, 3517 Olive street, and are not Allowing for an hour's difference. Haven at 9:46 a: MW.. apparently ae — Nas delegation to send three of its unas ” ~ —. " 4 i ni li e 0 pense, ‘rate aiming fund, + conts Was there a loss in this trat saction ~? = . : - . ne igh " ' ns ens , three hours and 45 minutes, MONTAUK POINT, N. Y., May 14 pilot; Ensign 1) ‘w Campbell rhe cause abandonment of the plan to Not at all They took the American oo ge , Ps aan : them f ca legates -—The navy dirigible C-5 left here’ coxswain: Ensign M. H Easterly. busy preparing voluminous counter- sen sotllinets ~ rmpseerabi ~ oon Bergman sie ated Fre toh. : New- radio operator, and Chief Machinist's proposals for submission to the al- , s ot . Union Trust EMIGRANTS TAKE SHOES HOME : si" = ; ; = remove the t Lou deposits, put them in British loans reserved by the two orders: will be | \ss ated | ms today on a flight to St. Johns, | = ; : ao get: eg ‘ . i) ry? P ee . — : a ‘ af ' oe} . ’ * of , “ CHATHAM, Mass., May 14. We followed, Mates S. H. Blackburn and T. L - owers as sub 0. i St. Louis Union Bank to) | - — gt rthwest corner of y made a profit on them, and loaned | give, Seventy » performers will foundland, which may titutes for ft f - . ‘eS . ° »* m : . ~ 4 i > rt. ’ i . . : 7 ; ¢ ‘ re s or er . . - . og e ~ . : siieatie. Sannethe Forcigners Buy Many Pairs Before their own deposits to the merchants, nartieipate — in he entertainment, Maval seaplane NG-4 left here at 9:-. Moorman, engineers rm Of the peace treaty © f zocust strects, ce : ‘ én 7 , ee ‘oast: ‘rformance roves caaaed gaat oo | SeVE lL econ ; ~ , _ “a ° +r t) bank Return to kurope. for 3%. per cent; nor did they en- 4 hich will be followed by a dance a m. to join the NC-1 and NC-3 at if th cegstal pertorma 7 We will join the seaplanes vet, the 7" . pening ul ar ae icf purcenase Vv 1e¢ bi . .. ‘ we ' a we . é' . an ' . : ae by ; atte t to fly : 4 -s * GeMRALION met today includ] : | } (ye? - ‘ ‘ 4a Ss : ? ati- — : sae f ’ > . . ‘ 1S P| ory, _ Ati al enip y « : " ‘ : ‘ ; Aas se ¢ i iat The present site of the St. Louis, -' inl ag hare a ? — : \ l | etic , a ro at ees gelibmase sich ps Other Cities Want Convention, Trepassey, Newfoundland, starting satisfactor, sald ha ne ga oe net be ei | the ; : ’ NEW “oO ., May 4.- Vith the saction, ecause they were reatly : 1 te s AS . across » Atiantic. he stepped into the basket, ans “n- , e Vnion Rank and S8t. Louis Union| NEV th a’ l tought of ' : ; Opposition to st Louis as the pet point of the transatlantic flight. The across the Atiantl | 3 ] rhe Council of Four of the Peace : , | exodus of an unusual number of for- pledging their own credits through anent convention citv of the Order : ' ae , » 01 sir at 8a. } sign Campbell called to brother of . ‘th ' . Trust Co. at Fourth and Locust * mee: | es ‘ ; eereee it ¢« l i VWcc.4 Was to fly toda’ to tialifax. The balloon took the wuly al si. li. : ’ f ee ‘ onterence appointed nt sub-commit- ‘adera] eigners every week, bound for their | acc ptances Of bills which were not gr Railway Conductors is developing | * oa “ , axj.| [icers remaining at the station: “God | ee, 4, ‘ising ereet Bas been sold to the Federa t thou l f iy vet due and which were provided fo J , While it was said that the NC-4 and promptly sailed into her maxi- be with us till we meet again.’ ea a en ee ee " , ve . ‘jes, > sands o a “ : 3) ey ; merce itself sg " attempt to make the distance to New-, hour, which was expected to drive southerly wind, increasing the dirigi . rance, Italy, the Unite. ; : ; ss ° ‘i ‘Ss Tre ‘ \'*? le ] t 7 7 ’ | ¢* . . . * *) ; P \ ‘ ’ ; 4 8 7 ‘ 4 . : -aserve District. This plan will not | nited states, K10e adeaiers here ine , . C ™ ar next Ory ition held in on foundland in) one flieht., naval au- the big “bag over the 1200-mile 1] . pee t upW rd f Qt it n states and Japan) to deal with Or ! ' : ‘r sections Cc ‘yY Say : er : “rance. , 1OSe ie C ts in bot ; - , ” = “wes speea tO UPWara OF HO Tiles a jecti ' ; : : ‘© ; ne ier: sare awar an 8 ‘ar Relgi 7 ‘ineint nad etr ey : our, co ec ‘oughout * trip ACE . A statement issued by the St. Louis) that returning immigrants are awar Before the war, Belgium had had MCINOVAs SH Wetroit, they sa) properly, Lieutenant Commander .A. Supplies at St. Johns. the “blimp” might reach St lohhn athe fee ae . ; " " . ; : " P= : "> . . > - P . . . at . SEET 4 ‘ ' % 1 ‘or , j * o ‘ . ; , *@ . . s . ; ‘y* . . . . . ‘ I'nion Trust Co. said that organiza- of the cle nude a condition of the for si .? per? cent pe ANNU rate fo. ot Vou l ‘ i 1] 1¢ ; th h Lil (* Re acl might decide to resume his In command oO; Lieutenant { OT - : * , , y kk ' , = - nis rhe ( oune i] of } our alee econsiad 7 7th > ‘ : i fort. . > ’ : ste . To Tk . » a . _— . Fee a wee —" a o» or > CLOCK oOniorrow mor in _ on es : : — tion with its personne! unchanged, eign shoe marke ts and he fore start Vears, and the Bank ot ! rance, with r ' hi Lit’ next COMVETILIO?} flicht from there for rrepasseyv «© mande: Kmervyv \N\ ( oil, the q «5 took Night fl ine ~ Hh ig ” lend ered todas probls ms re lative te porta . : 4 . » ’ ‘ my y- mn gr hc : Pose « ’ ow . [F. — ' , . , ' rit Big ; : r \ # ‘Ss hed A , oO ct : ‘ ‘g reurs ) would continue In business at its ing for home buy footwear for ev, slight variation, had for a long time’! would h nad other inducements night a northeast course, expected to carr) enevnibindt aime ot ia , 1 ind waterways and some details of me tg . . ‘ ili@e ; , , ’ . oe , = ok ’ : 0 m { ; - " : , prevent location until additions are ery member of their families on the, extended loans—even small loans— would be offered in the form of en e her over the naval air station at : rot 7 si oe me “ 7 a hbo 5 Muna or Pe: treats —— ; o A ae , . ‘ ' _ . ~— , a2 , ar experience or rf oo Sis. ‘ ; . aan made to the Third National hank other side. ata oo per cent rate tertainment tor delerates in an effort NC 7 AND NC-3 Chatham. Mass.. and thence along Tr} | js e me talian delegates to thie Peace CO. It is esti “ t “] Ag ~ *i w 4 “a , ° nf . 4 ' . , . : » anaaw . average of eight pairs of shoes. One (tending a lower and special rate ol 10.000 Delegates biapected. 6 Bee a a0 os : os ro from propeller, is carrying fuel for a 1500 London and this part of the contre. ETS test Gé propetty oF : liquid : : HIS EVENING. [222-2107 experts. put ashore: from ite eruis verey roletivw te” teen Tr si Sterday : { “er ‘rest : selft- atina “at : } Potanieal : *1 i a stale atl ol ; purchased 79 feet of property on ealet said yeatesday that @ laborer) interest to a tual elf-liquidatin J. Matthew 1130 Botanical OFF T the cruiser Chicago with spare parts, Lieutenant-Commander Coil is a eastern shore of the Adr niiaties 5 . , " _— from Michigan bought lo pairs, commercial transactions, at As Oo avenue. chairman of the Pr inganee , ' oF i ‘ f wfleot 7 : ‘ om —— ‘ : . . the Adriatic im tere! roadway, adjoining its” present ' ' . tools and supplies ¢ inflation BUS yative of Massachusetts, but was ap- ing toward an adjustnient . : " , ‘o which he intended to take to Italy. stimulate commerce, to stimulate In (om mittee, said todav the loss of thre } montest : ‘igible ready t» Vika , ; , : Hient, secord. quarters and an addition to its pres- , ais To , 1 thereby stim , > Te \ iated Tress and fuel, await the dirigible read pointed to the naval academy from 1. to those who have taken part in ent building will he erected to make " , . + ge iid tivity ame tive 4 z SiLitiu Convention was one - Bt Louis could , r Onna ~‘ - ston 4 s@eaiat in preparing he r for Z| possible Ohio His present home i ss Arizona recent conferences The ntatue ALP ELAN, er ‘ rile . ‘riuise ti . Brit- ai . : . =a = space for the consolidated banks NAVY T0 REQUISITION STEEL } ; a cng? the king of large} at sages “ho : : 's American aviation officers, stationed -000-mile nonstop cruise to the Brit Lawrence comes from Minnesota iume still is being discussed as the I'ntil these improvements are made . 7 mUISLnNEeSsS a: to = mane ~ : ss : ‘at before the convention mas, J, ) 4 Pictal te i a wit by ree noaaible ich Isles. Campbell from Louisville and Fas- plan to make t free city siniilar to 4 . - ° . commerchi pronts His mC’ TEL le] ere in econnectio Li if ! ar i. reer ; -_ 7 | : : : the Mechanics-American will con Decides to Act Under Iemergency would result in enlarging the dep ’ > :' ' ; ren! ceanic flight of the navy dir- There was a possibility, also, naval terly from Akron. O Lawrence. like | te Danzig has not proved acceptable : ‘ . _s*ar s - : - o : es ; a “i . . . in Visite . I 40011S Tra l aii citi MSO ae rh on ; ipnare mia ‘ : if ‘* . . : ; t. . tinue to occupy its quart rs at Bron Lewislation. il f th ban more rapidly ind } ee . igib! (*.§ etated today that the officers said, that the route of th Coil, was trained at \nnapotis, while Blan kade laws Churtlined., i : ; is a © bs as ase : . . . I i \ Lit’ re ‘co mae ae - aus** . me al . ‘aisle _ . P , Se > ‘oa i cr ye’ . " rye . . way and Locust street and w ill be! Ry the Associated Press them, while he ne ud, purehas - NC planes via- the Azores might be Campbell and Easterly are of the rhe Supreme Economie Counel! a ‘ . ut ed be . ah) American st aplane flyers were pre % it conducted as an annex of the new WASHINGTON, May 14.—The Ther ; pon ae sam acl ane : eared for a hop off at Trepassey at followed, reducing the longest naval reserve. ‘esterday considered economic mena. bank The St, Louis Union tank | Navy Department has decided to ex- phere is no @ ; : and buy furniture and other le : : . . . : . more capable of useful service than for t hye ‘¥ homes hh }> il for the Azore 4 wre SS unfa- . ; 2 . ‘ , , j le: j : realy : ‘rable weather 4a vetoped 1) making a stop at Punta delgado, much the same equipinent of com many in case hey delegates refuse tie I Adoption of this itinerary would give p,unicating apparatus, navigation in- Sian the peace treaty The project dirigible the benetit of the wat struments and radio compass as the’ Which has been prepared, having in for the heav- seaplanes The distinctive point of View the re-establishment of a atrtet would have its quarters in the same | brary, 4 cents; zoo, seuim, 2 cents: schools, 60 #£4cents, bullding, probably on the second)’ (ierman pence delegation is one on coal supply 7 gates and visitors will expanding their power for service.| their summer's supply of clothing “jump” to approximately 1300 miles The C-5 is understood arry Ures that may be taken against Ger. —= ‘e emporary quarters | ercise its authority under wi ’ i aiso” will have t | é ir emer- tne bankers who encourage produc aT Re tte NC a ' hanics-American., rency legislation and re sit stee with the Mechan K x requisition steel tive industry and productive com-)| jag: yJonday the grand secretary and -S * Bullding. for battleshi ‘onstructi ) . he May BO BH-NtOr) . , . : : feanip comstruction. merece, and, where these credits are ,,.... , ’ . ro: ; ' 70.000 Csarment Workers Strike. President Watts of the new bank The price to he paid would be s thes rviceab! reasurer of the organization d@e- 5 1 Py ship patrol established , "1sei\ aced, i are se “Lior oraite - aVIT loen!l , +] ts ' ce ASM le tes “4 ‘ : . 1. } ’ , ' ore today said the addition to be built fixed later. ona basis of market CON gn Ba nd busines men alike }) ead g.00,0 Pinal al bank LO NE VW YORK, May 14 A strike jer-than-all machines, the Pian Heme the “Blimp ix in her morors Thev hlockade. will he handed over to the on Broadway will in material and $s ditions and quotations, rather than to aise Fc pak ahah ment pay the expenses of the convention 0.000 workers here to start the C-5 on her eastward gre Unions, vertical, six cylinder type,’ Council of Four for e, entual appli . ins , US ees ©) eS “_ . es “— 7 ‘ 2 le Internationa! L_fA- passage after the N ¢ expedition has and ver, economical of fuel. In a eation The ePconoml counre i] hy ~~“ is-story Third) on an examination of the steel muak- iffilimted with the has com- test at Cape May made in prepara- «ecided to maintain a “triet bloekade : f} : : : » 7 Ja fresh a design match the aa , , e ery rreativ impaired b* ' ° » but it had . : ould b \ - ' Me} \iatthews tinnat ’ . 4 National Bank Bullding, ®u we dariataan 4 sS1V rates and th: i fatiure to 5 npquaecaay wartasnatiaiien *) dies’ Garment Workers’ Union be-! reached Europe or at least ; ? ‘ LCerS . . . : »’ : —s 1% ; . j ’ ’ ly] . ’ a ° ° . . . - would RCt t $10,000 per day to hold the con- oo e effective here today. The em-|.pleted the Newfoundland-to-Azores tion for the present flight the C-5 |) of Hungary so long ase the polities 10 hours on $0 gallons of gas- situation there remains , . phiehal iicertain not been decided whether it os 1 ‘oper credit In the past ; " " " " ‘ . ‘ i = oe Place for a Monument to SIiGIS. one? the so-called infant prod tion of the Austri in peace del Bates Soldiers, of Harvard University Was “C' for their accommodation im the — . » et sal ‘ : ’ sf ” , _ : " i tris Satu . The Park Department today began rty toda on $5000 ball pending quaint suburban residence ef the 1] + Raden. ] * ‘ appeal from a sentence of a year aw! _ they will ge aden i ana Goa erecting a fountain in the triangle 1} | i Pre eariy French Kings and the presen toward tt) Lose f the nvention erty f 1] t? ut-off at (jrand and an 5 Rae a praen On CHRTEO | eisen a them of the conditions of Orr e ivy the « Oo at (rPana ane ere 4 t o the ; t , : , , growing ou of the Ma diay riots pence which the Missouri Vacific Rallroad are to be a duplication Now WE RFE } ' ; ] Washington my enues It will cost ae ; f in) many ie Tt bal fa f t? , WAITING FOR lowest at ¢: M be ¢ eted in about Sidis, who carried a red flag in 3 2 vee tte tiet Springs, Al Ma they I! THE 3547 sry ‘, wef $500, and ‘we e COMpt on mk cat ut the Germana at Versailles are now : p> at. om “a weer rhe basin is 27 feet wide completed be entertained the Shriners; : : i , ‘) ‘Ts , ‘ Ts 7 ‘ ’ >» gle : : Moolah Temple :; a the Official fore- and there will be one spouting jet of rer who - = pee in the lemor It isn evident that strations. All appealed night by the Scottish Rit cast for St. Louts wate! This site has been suggested The Twelfth Engineers will be enter-. | and vicinity: Patr for one of the smaller miemot ials to subje@t to leas restrictions than their tonight and = to- eoldiers. whi + je believed. will fserman allies They will be received ained with them on these two morrow: no in time ‘ected by private sub- | A ~ ? on thei irrive : ; he ‘ . ‘ err 4 val at St {‘sermain ov much change IM) conintion Employers, Attention!) 3.00 02) 2 Siren ee cn werature. 7. ‘ ’ ’ } ’ +) o>} @* rhaed ] e " . " . ; . ' 1 In th vent that aes - = F wou have a iob open for a of Seine-et-Olse, as the representa - Iiines« to Speak tierce Monday. “ Missouri ait _ @ e} nol niemor j , : WASHINGTON, May -14.--Diree | | seoieht an 2e- e eee taeeean returned soldier, see the of. ve of the French Government,-ane tor-General Hines departed fron ~—_* ; site * Park Departmen -— pa bly , will be entrusted to the charge of Washington last night for an inspec- = pte Reale an | MERE year, Wil erect & public com- ficial list of applicants for the interaliied military mission un. mn trip through the Southwest. He — ~ uch ent ny '™ fort station on the base of the tri- jobs printed at the head of the der Col. Henry, on which Mat Teter Wik Vint Memphis and Little Rock ~ ih ie air angys nearem Garand avenm Empliovment Wanted Column of representa the lnited States May 15, Dalllasand Fort Worth M: eatin am th. ; today’s Post-Dispatch. or cos r italians in icading Role 16. Hiouston and Austin May 1s. and . morrow net IHinolx Woman Dics at 106. ante Cin based ienttan Bimean The Italians will play a far mere , s sencta ts reas pean prominent role in the reception of for the Placement of Soldiers, the Austrians and the presentatios Order of Railway Conductors \) , sgh rereleage Mrs of terms than tn the cane of the Ger- river at 7 a. home here Tuesday, aged 106 street. Telephone Olive 3409, ee ny ; Po eenagyec ‘ aot ranking 5.3 feet fall of | i! clay pipe was her constan Central 736 with Go enry and above the other Try agait but be sure to try Post- ‘ti : @ 7 & Be , Hpynion i(entinuved on Pear &,. ( olan i. __LARGEST cncuLsiON OF ANY ST. LOUIS NEWSPAPER—DAILY OR SuNDAY____!! 27 SE AV Cue Bes pr Apgre: om called that the St. Louis Union Bank contemplated a new buildimg on Lo- cust, but this plan has been aban- doned under the merger; and it was Stated that the location of the bank | at the Third National corner would strongly anchor the banking business to Broadway Deposits of $121,469, 446. “These leading financiers who have promoted the alliance of these inst! tutions made no secret of their mo- tive, but etated frankly that they be- leved the City of St. Louis and the great Mississippi Valley are at the verge of an unprecedented era of prosperity and development, and that they favored the consolidation in or- dey to give the city and territory a banking institution large enough to meet the greatest banking demands, it is significant that this change has occurred at a time when the country oe dealing in large figures. and when eet te oe Continued en Paae 3. Colama 7. host l« the cle le rites a7) 1 & the parade, Was sentenced with 11 the Austrians are to be treated leas a-« enemies ane The other newspapers, as usual, were left way behind. The figures: POST-DISPATCH alone .... | 72 Cols. 3 out of all 4 of the others combined. . 70 Cols. Whi The quality and quantity circulation of the POST- DISPATCH in St. Louis is double that of the Globe- Democrat or any other St. Louis newspaper w +4) ’ i | w } : =? Lout May As : AOU iif much ehange in will address the tion of the First in St. Louis Re. SHELBY VILLE Iti Niu Perlisxe Ann NReller died « Sailors and Marines, 995 Loenat ‘‘First in Everything’ AVONAS YO ATIVG—WIdVdSMIN SIND] “1S ANY 40 NOILVINOWID 1$3994¥7 ~ — ~- gg CIRCULATION OF ANY ST. LOUIS NEWSPAPER—DAILY OR SUNDAY= Elna x PER it a, Se ; i

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T-EDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 919. “ ° ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1919. — “ae ST 0 ys NE aoe F {that the work was not effective. It} world system of reserve banks®§ — = : = ao =a : ~~ - ———- — —_—- —— . —— - —— — —_ = ——— ———— ERS and that even the chaplains were) | pate . —0° peescagueglfoeie guilty. He advised that they be| recommends that the movement for Bank of England and the Bamigs . OWEN TO REDUCE | broken of the habit after they had{|a new Constitution be eontinued., France could still control their - William McC. Martin, chairman of | tional financial affairs, but thros ee e — ee ee nel = = - —— oo _ ae —_—— ae - ~ returned home CONCEDE OUR EN I RY HAD INT Gen. Traub Praises Thirty-Ffth. the board and Federal reserve agent, the establishment of a world be 2 ao G i | Feder: Peserve Bank of St. Louis, of government on financial T Ge 1 described the begin- | Federal Reserve Ban! f | g ial ma HOPE | \ Wik EXCLAIMS SCHEIDEMANN queens Sue — re roan | speaking at the afternoon session, ve would huve co operation ins . ® ning of the Argonne battle, and the . ; a fd Msg | , ! _leapture of Vauquois Hill, which he/ said that State banks, Dy Joining a antagonism | a bankers have been naturally timid said had cost the French 35,000| Federal! reserve system, aang sat 0 Davies \\ arfield, president ni 1 because they never knew when | troops and was believed by them to| serve their communities and one ve National Association of Owng . : Chancellor, Against Assenting lo financial panic might ensue and they| ,., impregnable. The capture 00 ae ane ee ona ithe, Sheen ca ae : : mig e Y idate : ‘ir charte ‘jghts or privileges fron , Loot ‘ ; ; G I - t d Terms. Savs Present Regime tye nih rane — te ne aan Cm he said, was a scalp in the | Of ae _ n pot: righ or | 1 es res I i \ rs . ae h, w m ry an ns re ‘belt of the 138th which they would | UNGer State laws , txt. feds, Suie thant ickal Tanks, Breakdo mn in er an naus if Must Stand. days, when the relation of deposits} ov. ce Fi | 987 State Banks Members. put forth by the security owners’ om , te, nis 2 Martin said the Federal reserve ganization. , This plan is that was (system is not only growing In favor | gress shall fix a fair rate of retum : a to cash was 10 to 1, and there | ; lm ‘ T General's address, which was evolutionary sabi ent — no avenue from which to obtain \ anced prs nse by the bankers, was . . . ° . ; . | Va we F -ec Vv *"s eS . F P - " ; ] . ° "T BY CYRIL BROWN. quick onev » by cers were in a} ."* 7 ‘ Y 'with banks and bankers, but With «ff the railroads o eac ~: . ‘ esti ‘TresD . ) st- hazardous Os nm ; " . * gener: pur . Eee = district as a Whole, 3 ‘e . . D PT _ \ ae ’ ; Pe ee ' e ‘of a Corporal who had asked to . |. | here the announcement : tas require That, if American emo- , . _——_ Dispatch and New York World. bedera] reserve system in pertect shake hands wit! him at Camp instance where i eur rate-making authorities to fix rf ee opyris 191% Pr Publishing Co. Working order, sound banks need pea a : 2 ae pits 3 correspondents after @! a well-conducted bank can go | ‘UMS and a pieec of shell through nis contemplating membership in thé! taken by the Government Jud ened , ans —_ .| torte “but we regard Chateau as 2 ; von Ludendorff. in an exclusive in cor wide 7 oe bs | | gerd es Rios . eer actual liquidation without , ; , le ' rhierry as the turning point o l ’ is mornin ) I @Litipn walk a hundred yards to a dressing vestigation. Nilost good banks Ith portation, ee) GOVERNMEN 1 | ‘view which I had with him toway | var.” : | | rious difticulty. If the banks de- in his apartment at the Hiote]l Adlon, VA yt +) ~ fn -} tte * :- i} 1} 4 ri bide | thee i1e@ bic cle Cision Mr} i?) | too great “a rate of interest Station. i eufficient capital ite eligible ' Reference to Fixed Rates. | " ‘oe r. iS > aifris S|) LLe& Tas « . . > . " ° FT y+ « ele 2 ‘ ‘ | ss ” . , ‘ . ts ree “WILL HOLD TO END” virtually admitted that the tank wa aa 1] i 7 ita 5 = | f +h . ‘ent not 1 assent to! from the business man, it may mean Gen. Traub dex lared that of All would thus learn of what advantage \ general rate. fixed by the Gal a leedtmne factor in Germany's defeat. |‘ hateau Thierry, what was Chateau ‘or eaid: the difference between success or: the men under his command, not one membership would be and would ronment for all r ilr l R t 7 , : , ‘rry”? Five fresh divisions of An: Pp Ul yi resem SAI. © war ; - . ote ore i} : 4 am tha tacititios a ernmenr Or al HNrOaAdS, Toot ge He refused to concede, however, that chierry? Five trea : ; nis lure of a business man.’ ever had showed the slightest trace | know how to use the facilities when tends, has this defect: If the i | d : : Me digi : rf. Advance D ; ‘ 'ericans. were brilliantly stopped by, a r ine watt , ‘ tell Yefreak ; ‘ ¢ ‘ all |: , PrOvis) ~ : the entry of America into the war . {p Senator Owen told an anecdote of of a vellow streak, and all had at all it obtained them l’rovision 1 rrasacte is fixed so as to give a fair | Asserts Wilson Hypnotized made the slightest difference, and two divisions of ours snare ve ihe ual details of the e treaty 5 Missouri banker who charged a times been most anxious to go for- for the bank's withdrawal from the | Los — oe a ; pile 8 | . : & Oe ' " . .¢} Wwe ak roads, li wi | rive an . Indicate x’ abdomen, but who had been able to system should make a first-hand to promote public interest in ¢ t _— “Rut we took the town , ; ara There yer as : Vv ; \" t ts ct " stubbornly held to the conviction most com: NO country eou farmer 3 per cent a month interest, W@'S- There never was any such | system if it is not satisfie | cessive return to the strong re . . . r & ‘giant; more than six feet tall, cor- As I have already officially pyieal to their tasks and went through them Reserve District. These ol. wipe do not wish to enter upon a pe S$ COR EaIe™ :espondingly broad and thick-set. As ed, the revolutionary activity which a fail- banks, he said, have more than 70 nent ‘system of Government operaeae 13ist General ; had been going on among our troops Pp 5. ; i: - ~ has sgt: 9 4 ion on since 1916 was the only real cause. ily to 2 ry and 1 unger. f “America is now about to engage raha ) rhe railroads are to B¢ byterian Chure in aimost awe-inspirin MaAaSSIVeNnCcsSs. mr , ' ; a) : , a ; 7 ; or] ‘conmere ' , girantic Trirties to mrivate ownershi q sented by the Allied and Associated In his blue cr dit, he looks as But for that, me added, = . gh sae Mee a r ' p bdemere stil 1 the farnier'’s CO sutation left wing because of the pressure SOS PEO : ihe annihila- Approves Puropean Bonds. collapse o7 As to foreign trade problems. ~ ‘ Ry the Associated Press BERLIN, Sunday, May 11.-—De- with a vim. There never was could lead lor Owen said ' ' : nar ure among his men, and every plin per cent . : : y? total resources of ali % { : a : if sf 7 ‘ste ; . ri . ° * «> »¢ nm kee } + | " ‘ =f) cf ba9 claring that the terms of peace pre went through as conceived, he said eligible State bank 7 a lj j . Gideon tomor thump on the arm of his chair, “we P# to elect are insuffera $10,.000.000.000 through the (jovernments to Germany “contem- | though he might be a captain of in- ees plate the physical, moral and intel- | dustry, a man who handles materials We eaen ae he Pht ‘how States tures to illustrate his talk. to show Divert Traffic From Valley, ‘ car lic r period Some provision must | Fover their cell rather than men. His square, red- ao wi account oe atten aa et he document. a: stands.” n h private s es, and how a soldier would warty “ eevee At ‘sterday afternoon's session, be made to prevent the continugng@i— of greater ni dish face would be handsome except sete a ‘Gore Snare a .cheide} ) DOSSii ty Amer Is like] be called upon) Prisehet along, he employed a .&ick the bankers heard an address by of the steady progress toward be & for several as for the expression of pugnacity and may ag here for _ Americans ey Saee tion >.» German Gov-!t 1 j billions ef eredits| like a dancer, and he imitated 4 John J. Arnold, vice president of the ruptcey which characterized the @ Fas it appeared tized” by statements made bys l’resi brutal cynicism w Hich rarely leaves It is because wermans con t le- seit * ) a . a a ‘reek’, ¥ additi , | avian tn upph —_—a tank moving forward hs resturine “rst National Bank of Chicago lie cade before the (jovernment toc we ’ Jennings Brva: ge nese ge Seamer pam Wilson’s aaa ) 'with his hands and shaking his whole “said that New York shipping inter- |) possession in bgt.” lie pointed ¢« % self as a cand — _— to gold flowing wis aie “4 t choice seem lik from the hypnosis into which it was! were not of political but purely mili. | S¥ided Germany's policy?” rea and thet bul a ited States from Europe, and this SS. = Ss. . ae Dr. Young lulled because of its solid faith in tre tary significance His curiosity was “Perhaps not The war was gold has expanded American cur : = ; = = re ) co tr Younes Sincerity and truthfulness of Mr aroused, and I drew out the admie- necessary It was necessary for rency and had the effect, . + mee = == = —.— = = - | wo j years and his s Wilson's program and his 14 points. | gion concerning the tanks. because it was forced on us.”’ 3 ate wl _ venture to say so, of intiating Amel = : = = 5 Ee om Alaska have et The awakening will be terrifving and Wt is wise Gnough te say thet we You admit, then. that it would Seep es curreney, eaenene you cagi in ‘ ' ara : | ee a reward thre we all look forward to it with gravest should have built more tanks.” he nave been better if it had not come ieheotag an " Lce u 3 dy . | : apse currency ion 01K bs “ily , p a rewar peep trtgae In the face of the said, “now that it’s all over. German oe BURMAN. ' sa? a | ac woe paper m cries oP wou . . With being th ore. maxed realities, we still con industry was simply not equal to the ’ umenny: ble broke in furious dct nates wine tans for erereieisin 2 10 Lapa, ee Alaska.” his er 2 the fakk which tremendous and manifold demands iy, “America came into the war to ith a substantial portion of its 7% “tg there being found its epitome in the names Of made upon it, We were shut off double purpose ol } : onda Wilson and the United States arid from raw materials,” the conception of the democracy of “A the league of nations “We cannot believe that this has all been an illusion and that the con ti’dlence and hopes ofa whoite people policy. se , yould ope “urope is byv- no means bank.- . » tol i letail of a 5UVU0Q-man raid) oa put I want proofs, not merely words. woul ‘ lie told in aetall out re to lupt, because the debts of European which he had directed, before he, for Atlanti 8 assembly to that he would until 6 p. m. te completely contemplated its physi-) »,ent among the German people, ir- (Ferman, ‘which follows the dictates pREseNEES * : vag Sinise be bonds at the prevailing low He said that the National Guard marine Arnold said, “but unless we \\ > of military strategy rather than the + Ue et mnéng in criticism °'? ; 7 , ' » One . ia If fail to do make money and you Americans talk a hie . aration it ro] ror the to me of humanity” No, I have no ' a naar * rthe loweril somewhat the high prices Fike mr tait? *} SOae ° 9 ' ; | net a , Lline } ' itries ’ ’ ~~ F rhe name o German 6 iter off a: | aiift in iuUmanity i tie men ; iy) en iT? ‘ ! nabiing othe! COUNLTIES Nn a Privy , urg for ‘eo ‘ ‘ : er "er . , . - SS = we ' _aredill : a ‘” There Was t Lave been duped in a manner u. oN - won » he -n moour ne 7 i will be obliged to pay us in : : = & n e fF Re . Non se nse, he snapped ''The —— - k . ' p” Ses . , 7 , , Tt : } ~~ “ ‘is ann ” a hnown to histor, Keven now ontmd . This restored his equilibriuy abies , wy gpent = lieha,z) nis I mimodities, we shold ho ; ee Pes ict , l'-boats were absolutely, necessar\ ' , : Pas ‘ : °} ¢ Er, , of r ident of ists are saying, ‘Wilson will not per- » . ' the first smile flitted acro hi ae ) Naren’ ) les in the way of European . & I ; h : ' rhey brought England to the verge ster bulla f cerry “a AOT mM ' ' ' to our as “ : # arney ry " > , crrmoit n, HuULdoR ‘@ nat I = ‘ ;, —— . P Qrrybi LIES ‘OME ‘ Our oO l ’ i ‘ - . “ti ; _ t, e dare not possibly porn of economic coilapse.’ , , i a | Lé ) , ilda r} : . : . , ms : 1 ~— dl - Louis eandidat jt. : gZrinned, Wools ave ee T) bent , , ; iol ': ‘ baa aja SiOu le mili use rie “ : : . - ; ” . x “But, ] intervened “the { , os so oa we’ pike ” : re ‘ ; swear is ] ; , ’ = = it wan unde rst Pan-Germans Ridicule Liberals. , dS ui > tuwte mn | ov eriptions ryad Eat rey it as essential to siule- - & Was not disp The Preside ndde ' } brought America into the war.” , : - ere ee : lard our own enterprises against ae i¢ residerrt sati¢ ed thi: : a7) ha . ‘Tr rj - 1} Don Vo think. ] ca iif ( ‘ il ‘ eat i a’ : ‘ | aate ’ However Ps a’ , nerica ©) ’ ‘ » > ‘ , *; } +} | ; F ure va : . his party could net blame the pen : u ti lm”ave cornet question, that er en with t} CevTLapoe LILIO! VW }ie M1 ,- dit niIOis rated ay Presl. terians in anyway, he said angrily. “From 7 the very beginring America assumed . an unfriendly an e i. former speeches and editorials in rT ' , f q ete utral posi ; . on; that she ormatly , which the Social Democrats and oti 7 ” aoe oul enemies, As Was CONVINCE. she | ‘ liberals were ridiculed for thet : 7 trea) 3 ' cape _ 8 , ee , - y : - ' WW 7” : ww ould trom the start made very =a wes into Su¢ h Pe | dis CUSSION by ' ' J P en mt ow; tio vty l' eommanae ad in thie Al elle in resident ison & we little difference.” Said, rising. “Il will speak when ; Ine, and said that the greatest ™ . | nar ) But don’t you think it mad: land mv colleagues he suia, in , ; : al wager 3 ' hell ‘ ifference in the result mcusion, upon whon ests the come - ~—e naa ye ' ‘ n ' None whatever terrific burden of the forthcomine — , ' ' ne rwo millions of troops, and no ec islons, iwope an prav thre er difference?” 1 ing work in be = ye wore. who stake d e* wg Sah ‘They were not sufficient), “Certainly.” he said on as es duit iad a veoh | —_ Our problem for the next mnety days, at least, 14, not to 4 Howev:s r. the 1 dent Wilson and the United Stats.) ¢qrajined. ie said with a stubborn “In order to vindicate yourseif?" ate 1 “ist ait S ws listic F c ST LOLS POST-QOISPATCH sell these five er Paige Linwoods, but to get enough | ; _— , ba, fe ; La qe « i. 2 ' ) fFermans for the “immodest haste be seriously injurious.” | ae OC COTninission with which they are digging up their taint, of victory continued peace “ae tines hich ; : ; $ Nioderateor ure Slones of wh! Tesenting all l’re-asseermbl be setting im a World Moven posal to alls churches of t Canada for me would have heen better for Gern HU, } = ount ' Yes fen. Traub repe and for the world at large?” ae a ‘ — rea mpliments which he had paid to “T cannot permit myself Ve aOERe rega) — “i ldiers of the Thirty-fifth Division, the moment comes.” c . - Ry mg | it the. hr acl, indeed the only one. Se De SE IN. >: a ; You are willing then. a = Sei azyoatiaged ; i! See Le they swore terribly hie 7 to testify before a tribunal which | NE lg eg es .s a Widespread difficulty, a2 ~ . 34 to inquire into the responsibility the war?” asked, astonished. « es covering it, 1 have abiding faith in| that at Versailles, where the Get ived from the w mbt his declaration to the eg fee . | | | : / | | ceive: the women’s intern: aration to U bi 7 Tha the New Ser; : MY Ohio st: the future of the German people ang, Mans were Bes rmed of the terms nal conference fo perma! .'that the ti tv Was unaces , SUBSCRIPTION -ATES [re oa tis the heritage of e N es Linwood to which eS ha pri . ve . yilit f ite «>t and the conference tables which are . nf oe , a wv 4 ‘: : ) k OneTES soi the eucwe and ' u ; a ut ari anged in) own pri the sine form ‘ «A Zu? ic? tie resolution acdont chite —t ' : - n a 4 - >» Ves , , 3. we have added a little more Smartness, da little more | HOVE ry eri. is i Shenk enienne of hollow rectangles crowds it to the Ss y the conference, de a s tt t i 1 the Let sf h S amd _o Ni one vear eo beauty, a little more luxury ot motoring. “4 miltter and i ha) ‘ ’ ear. rnis 4) | > . ‘ , . -é I , “* * ~ ; brit Notwithstanding the over- nouncing the 1a ony tira he weigh Industry, Must not GO dow bi ee RR led. Germany. The resolution declares Iam unable to believe that thisearth, 90 ee The Paige Factory is constantly increasing production. We mm Prevent an ad hon Tt ati’! has crowded condition of the room, space nerfa aha ot ) : ; c e , izain has en reserved for selected that the terms tacitly Site cre yt eould “ are : . nae ~~ = aL Ow : a ri Ke uM LOOT af nent bs alan At lib thy rresent Cler : ria . eariy heres the if teamed ind soiniiiedlie spbieed ant ry 3 " . : ‘ 5 oe ) «th ’ ate placing of your order will guarantee you a reasonable hs The ga ; man Government “would hold out to. © | im order to Avoid a too ot oo ae at . ee % Rell. Olive Ge nloch. C al ¢@ delivery of a Lin wood. . couseu the last se ard outed the idea that vale ntiry into the town. the Rape Rule of force. it is declared is con- 2 : of a ; lone ol as al ich thev are traveling tinued by the financial and econom) a Ss thurches, but | it would make room for others to in on which . a 6« ‘* , will be routed to arrive in the eve- clauses New Series Linwood ‘‘Six-39’'- five-passenger— $1555 | ment be carrie necept or reject the treats hing at some small station outside — f iT \V i LN 4 a New Series Essex **Six-55’’- seven -passenger—$2060 | get os o~ e OATS of St. Germain From this station the “We Want Union,” Cries Crowd GERMAN ENVOYS ' delegates will be brought in automo Austrian Envoys. Distinctive Prices f. o. b. Detroit. 4 rather than ¢ SEND 3 NOTES biles as inconspicuously as possible by the Associated Press ' ©rganization ¥ to the quarters reserved for them in) VIENNA, May 12 PAIGE DETROIT MOTOR CAR CO, DETROIT, MICHIGAN me we that of eo “You MUS Te TO THE ALLIES two hotels and three private Villas. member that as a boards n “su Vanquished state + Relief that the peace treaty with we must not cherish too great , ae Was ‘entinued From Page One. Austria would be handed to the de}l- hopes,” said Chancellor Karl Ren es . The counet! “ce re ecates of that nation by the end of ner, chief of the Austrian peace mis Newell Motor Car C ey i de iInteraliled representatives has heen the present week wags expressed to sion, on leaving the city tonight ompany Ss meRen ivy It delegated for the military nalssior day for Paris He added that he would 2 the general p and the Italian pPlenipotentinries it develops that the allied Powers try to obtain the best terms Poss: }/ Locust at Jefferson 5 “fe ‘sent and its : - © Vere

CTPA AY ey This people, which has eo Will be given seate at the to ‘ represented at St. Germain in ble. The train pulled out amid cries ‘rate “in a mt ea 0 the tabie for the ‘ eremony thi newottlationsa with the Austrians fron) the ‘ rowd ‘ We are deter ine . ry a forth ae defec of the presentation of conditions will be« ess numerous than those at Germane« and shal} remain fer : ASK FOR THE MORO CASTLE Sizt—THE} ARE PAGALU iv he sil Projected that The Wvieeum of the chateau con Versailles These Powers will com mans We want union with the Us BOX. REGULAR 2 FOR 25¢ VALUE, SOLD BY MANY DEALERS 10¢ STRAIGHT . ; ind up y rem 5 vee of prehistoric times, prise the states which declared war man Empire.’ BRINKMANN, MEISEL & RECKER CIGAR COMPANY g Sad =ndefined & , ie 3 - F ained

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Th Meiand and the Bank of d still control their cial affairs, but through hment of a world board lent linancial hnatterg “uve Inskten®g SI) Warfield, president or 1 Association of Owners Securities, read a letter Root, who indorsed the Ofram which has been the security ow ners’ or. , This plan is that Con. fix a fair of return mds of cach rate-making Whole, and require the Authorities to fix ratoe ia presumptively yield é In ol any x oh the pre. inn, e0Uld be e “Ml goed public interest in trans. qin co-operation rate 7 cic event one than this f,overnment eV Cerna ‘moe to bined Rates. l rate, nll fixed by railroads, this defect: AS tt) give a mde, it will rm oth the © rate is equilable return to the & it would drive out of ir weaker competitors. her wrote "Tt appa. ¢ people of the country te enter upon a perma. of Crovernment opera. re. and to g@o back of the Provision must the continuance progress bank. characterized the de. the «iovernment took oP lie pointed out of of the tex are interested direct- iy in the $17,000,000,000 Becurities, : to bederal mMmecorporation, “There is only one rpose which could be ae. by this plan, and that is W the railroads entirely Jurisdiction of the state 1s, This unnecessary, mMeress has power to au- ederal rate-making au- > overrule anv rate which With the interstate com. ® The state conrmissions be desjroyed. The people lines of the railroads in States Ought to have near ~ to which they r of rrievances e® railroads They ought compelled go to Waash- that purpose.” the Gov. hioot con. if the rate fair return give an ex. roads, on the st rong fixed is rawiroads are to he mrivate lhe Jee Nnitrolled ow nership, ridttenad operation 7k prevent ly toward the preaple J i™ lbanlios realy cx 1a) inmen in Session, BUS, ©.. May 14.- Vention of the Brother- allroad Trainmen opened W. G. Lee, of Cleveland, rerident, said that prac. fthe more than 900 dele- that nearly a thousand were here for the opening The tri- Wention will continue 25 Nae Fy 7. te T eS ed | ™ — — 1, ey i rv . a “eres ” tie nll i Re le ee ae BOE Rg ee pei ____ ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH BRYAN SEEMS BE OUT OF RACE 1 FOR MODERATOR 10 q ‘Apparently Eliminates Him- self by Choosing to Arrive Too Late for Consideration ‘ ¢ by Presbyterians. ‘GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO OPEN TOMORROW ye, “ 4 Advance Discussions Said to Indicate Unfavorable Atti- tude for Interchurch World Mm eeles banke: mof greater Movement. assenibling for of opens Commi: “,oners 13 1st General Assenibly the Pres byterian Church, which in the Odeon whom over thei tomorrow, are ithe Keneral prinetinle PMient ~The of a ing ; board: n /Wae « alled . Pee), lly Waehoners, of which there are 900 rep- Tesenting all the Pre-assembly sentiment Dh? setting in against the Interchurch World Movement, which a pro- Posal to ally all of the Protestant Mhurches of the United States and Tanada for united, unconflict- Mg work in home and foreign flelds. Howes r, the movement eontinues to oon as the problem of greatest de- te on the floor of the assembly. Matter in Committee's Hands. The Executive Commission of the Assembiv, which is the assembly ad Wnterim of the church. last night de- hated the for several hours. A slight majority seemed op- posed to the movement now con- atituted The referred committee for report tonight. W. ©. Thompson, president of Ohie State University and one of the Most enerwetic supporters of the Movenient., member of the com- mitte: and it thought that the weight of his influence may prevent The received first Fethack yesterday afternoon th> hands of the Home Mission Council, In at the Marquette Hotel council approved the proposal close ,alliance of Protestant Churches, but desired that the move- ment be carried forward by a co-or- dination of the efforts of the exist- ing hoards of the various churches, rather than the of a new ganization with power transcend. that of the member church “supe organization,” as it eiiites seems to is movement aS matter was ism i ing possible an adverse report movement jts at RP SS LON ereation The n Ce eounc!| embodied ite Opinion ine’ to be submitted to the It «tated its approval of af the and willingness to ¢ Tate “in a nianne beaut forth ne defects Mm the pian as now Projected that it “unauthorized naou “preotpitate nndefined,”’ in move if “e> «yy) propel ag? was sresentative,”” “extravagant” the the 'only one or > —— = a ee > > Winner of German Helmet a G Not a Boy as Officially Announced WEDNESDAY EVENING, VALLEY 10 OPPOSE AuITING® PORTE AIT. . vu" Carol Crowe Sends Post-Dispatch an Attractive Photograph of Herself to Prove Error of An- nouncement by Victory Loan gent. Crowe, 12 Watermen helmet than ans HEN old, nue, writing Carol of > 4 19 won ua better yegrs ave (;erman bs it essay body. that “unneces- the integrity of the ment within the Pres sufficiently that the eo-ordination boards and that should le those existing new directing machinery creating much of sary” and New ““ra byterian church safeguarded It ent should existing church directing personne! from among a its that Ove 1s not Sug he is gested wove ot its chosen boards. Approval Called “Colorless. The Rev. Dr. U. C. Macky of New York, supporting the movement, de- clared that the approval of the st was colorless, while the objections were positive and severe That brought an answer from the Rev. William R. King of St. Louis that there was no opposition ners" + *.s waneral, but that it was the duty of the council to make clea the defert ’ exist Dr. Macky to hew geemed to replied that agree to the finding if warmth of support was ir. King had expressed A motion to return the finding to h vevnorted for re of 16 plan he would the put into verball syiri i is ~mmittee wh lost the writing was a vote 13. The supporters of the proposed seemed to accept that as a test of strength and upon eall for a on the findine itself, there were dissenters by as vote two Some Heated Objections. The debate times grew heated The Rev. Josiah H. Craw ford of Wi: mington, Del, declared plan ‘“djamnable world heresy, that “it plan such as Ger up that in it church would He declared that i! was understood that the es.” Jk. was to participate. “Tf the Y. M. © A is to be put on the same plane as the church of Jesus Christ, tnen we have sold out fora miserable mess of nt the be \\ “superman” many tried to the Presbyterian itx individuality. is it set and lose ‘* pottage.’’ he asserted The Rev. Carl \V Seattle, Wash., of the subjects which is of much con- at this time the Home Mis Council—that of I. W. W.ism and “Bolshevism in the Northwest He declared the menace to more serious than generally accepted and that if invading the churches. lie declared that I. W. W. scouts were working among the plaving upon the feeling among some them that the was not doing what it should the AY of replacing them in livable jobs Importance of Home Missions. The Rev. H. S. Murdock of Buck horn. Ky., declared that because of the menace of Bolshevism the home mission work the most impor tant of the church “The first thing fo do is to so thoroughly Christianiz ourselves that will impossible for a man like Trotzk# to live among for a year and return Russia become the Trotzky that we He said that the church must work among foreign- and A\mericanize of one Vanderlas today broached cern to sion be VW is soldiers, (;overnment in ado \ wis if us Lo to know.’ get at ers to them. About New Era vere told et now earnest (*hristianize field secretaries of the movement in the church dinner at the City ¢ last night that $11,400,000, or 3. cent a $13,000,000 fund, raiged. and that unofficial reports raised the percentage above 90. Thic movement places the 1 boards the church on a budget plan and proposes the expenditure ‘f $1,000,000 to augment the salaries ; $500,000 for "oo 7 » 3 iij’s pet or Wa era 7 a" New of underpaid ministers, rehabilitation of churches and Belgium, and $500,000 ef divinity students whose interrupted by war. It also revival of spiritual effort fund of $25,000,000 expended bl lo- the lrance for aid work was plans the anc for this a has been raised to be ehurches The conference on evange licm yea- terday adopted a plan for the ex- penditure of $256,000 far the perma- ; cul the, a nm. NEW YORK tFFORT 10'HOG NEW SHIP —_—-— —_—_- J. E. Smith Will Go to Wash- ington Friday to Appear With 20 Senators Before Shipping Board on Mon- day. PLAN TO CORNER EXPORTS REPORTED Protest Will Be Made, Saying East Is Requisitioning Ves- sels in Effort to Prevent River Development. Relieved to Be Assured, After Conference With All Reduction Ile Save, Trterests. — ? ’ ro i ‘ pa . \\ iterwavs ASSO lit Appe iil Mississippi fr othe Si how! other pupil oo 7 ! “Wh bus Lars Pords proper pr the half the nouncen tL iayppye tere ' \WWe achievement official Junior ligh Should ide i! an that giver spolled yy Was making i ar lie) eri Wis a boy, That Dbie \\ she blarold show that che is ol a phoetogranh of © the TH’ost Dispate h 90 She the tft rowe of rol which Tf asked she produce Mr. and Alrs. Waterii 121H DEPARTED LAS! NIGHT FOR FUNSTUN Engineers Mus- tered ] _ daughter Xpo ? Merrick’s Telegram. bie Arm \ it. of the Sunday. Out ly) . ‘ , , ’ Kengzineers Clu bye Railwa' the Auxiliary. and a Woon Columbus of the Twelfth En which paraded i! last the Line ana Iielatives. ers by the of reception tlenaered of the Womens We? : -eginrent, Section Knights and the Troop service the Y¥ gineers \ rviewed I inime d now ships vesteradas departed where Louis has night for © ili runston titude leparted 11) iwo sect mimed 1 o clock and the othe of at l adieu The locon crowd relatives A friends iMmree ana assenibled on Sta pg? tion to bid the met! and sen them iwaA with cheers o> ] . ; les in the terminal the nd-off ‘ ~ i*¥ ot ia tive whist Vards the tires nicdled joined ji) ana happy with hurrahs for John A 0! lL. spe gratitude hut for Tor pre an oinmsthe the lief LLIN T Oe? ed mnitikt aepart 1 the their piel expressed receptiol stating that its nmazed everv hb be ginent would for the me Sunday portions Saves Scnators Will \ppear. regiment. expressed be that the r« out in in St. Kindly on the men during their 24 and the at the ¥ Twentieth and 100 giris and lam sure that these Sela lee ] appear WV | : | e hh; ; . . stave nN ' n ick Roardad. wWridi : , louis protest tions were showéredc atte hour stay hours here —. €.. A, ‘Ga Mucenia in St. Louis last were spent Leen, streets wher: over assenibled to dance ti with men oticers Sey eral vaudeville sketches enlivened the Occasion i month he regulas Als ; Wil. maintain ~—S¢ — thy \ round trip service he shipping cor the new aajunet to eded to permit } ami others in th et their products Americu that Sa ith delegation Fiurle the itl were Se Thomas if New Orleans, vic ke ai shipping compan: New Ori ana NI J San Brent of the Line, who ul nel Lhs, felnel aereeere Hers Theodore Niississipp) Barge are directors shipping Valley of the } cCoInpany sail te) New ' ‘i from Spell methods Saunders expects to York I weeks in investigating it handling on inland leh oday for Europe \A i. COL. RISTINE GETS LEAVE FOR VISIT TO HIS HOME '> ‘ ; if is} ("asi the a order ai Ma } 4 commander ‘ ‘ t} KANSAS t{istine., of v., who has been bY SDCCMAL he discharge MPepartinent, Cat » Funston, was gra ana been) ntedl Kis rived lave kx last yesteraias { «] their babv 1 hae ¥ o> ¢ their home in leav. It the tirst ears been out whit Systeni Newport Which Cit: what pra hie lial Lrie a Wansas pointed out be the f the regulars ~iiereda biigvi’’ mnNeu aushingtor request oft fro. vay (fol. Ristine partner of he out ne “TsSpHpecti if dom _ a\ ‘FY — here the, ati hink mike me quit talk f reg ne} erency © (ne nis Thev can't ian rd oi up the rotterness of this sys- otficer, al il i> how fruarad propos Lila! which endeavored to destro thie ‘ ’ * Led guard, om Wherever [| happen to BARNES PREDICTS QUICK DROP IN WHEAT ALL ALONG LINE \sso i? a a. NEW YORK, May 14 the ll down lnimediate wheat, the ta price rf the ne fi baker. is belie ya ST Lio! in qoiti ved iten produce tne according { . ] , Rarnes. wher yr) rTwee?d) lrpliues olonged q*anri lowing i bee including grain handlers bakers } " ‘sr al issued mbhbers at ni barne: agreement could lee . that wheat the gual lower basis +} ; lei ’ boul al \ te ‘= Te) SOO tradiy be onlv on ind, if a the 147 Teed de, elopments ad th he Seaso! iis . should basis » consumer bv trad: eens Dire et millers and « the Wheat readjusting basis of the ot the ;: allowed payment under act DirectOr would re idies CoO?! thet of and various tt trade pl ofit rations bv which ana Maris be subject to review cCon- the Wheat Dir jobbers expressed a that thels ct exceed ecto willi han the to contract ns should n greed efective a cy - * doon basis, thus an njiediatels made iy flour when eadjusted wheat willing to ente would Sweaty Feet Wrong and Unnecessary erspiration iron rhe should not embar This KivV the rmat ana 1s annoving, nous to shoes a « didi it for n training and for millions of (,ef n your ‘ absolute un lal ( ali-o-cide ‘nm vears. nackage trom , first treatment i results and trouble will positively the worst a week 5 es past > _ teed - ar “= (iT? ‘ njnastered it that wu en H hurr llave out ADV. JUDGE DYER’S JOB S PLACE SEVERAL ST. LOUISANS SEEK a Frank A. Thompson and Charles P. Williams From Present Indications Seem to Be in the Lead. By ai Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON Ma, | toda mtorr ~lnfor- Lhe! Ocratic aqyanrters Wis to tne etfect that the choice of Judge Dver's CesSSO!] or the bkedera Louis had narrowed down to A. Thompson Williams, with if a deadlock of Attorney-General! will name the ap- whose name le miation inh We perc] Sii¢ benelh “atl hl lieti ( harles thie that rind chance the is Tre; in who pointee, has chose n. Sarliie person not vet been mentioned wil] backing prin- VW ho Thompson's cipally from “\ (Coolie sS breckinridge. Lone. as his law St. Louis and partner In Phird ite I Palmers York the Assistant Sec- per Thompson a is }ids \\ hie re “vas ,OnK sonal retary of St friend of NeW whom is a ist) with connections Attorney -has (;eneral is friendly Long, it is known, as strong! urged Thonrpson to exclusion ol candidates to na nar he counted othe! upon Sti nis recommen- Folk (sa0\ alled Ilias Candidates. Folk, wr ‘ormel who wis here and he indorse:! week. « Palme) ili- rated that Thompson would to hin bol Sale and \W odds f Sentiment ad also Christy Bryan. Thompson, the De Williams, he Louis iy de. the Cernty hle \loses NX Though the iVol there is sti in wine of the exe pmiirtlmredtil Justice fo! Wink to ellent record has made in lkederal Williams’ rartmental work in WSt lnrwe regard to Situation backing is very without politics of the The name of forme Nenophon P connection his claims pressed It that if name esented to the he states L'nited Wilfle, still with the have not point senutol Is ioned ] but mewn 1 tidgeship been activels was shoul’ the inimediatels his senate (>it today Lies as lie non he would without nied 1m ctred) SESS ]07) nee of the nittee Matter of Senatorial Courtesy. that of x econtil rete: appointment to ans C Ort)! demands Senatorial courtes'’ nm the name is presented for con- position be done whe this former Senuato firmation for any thy the Senate wy will Att te he the tee, which Senate in be President, The name ot appointee will te the recommendation of In the Sen procedure is to refer Commit it to the j cit It orneyv-General. Therb dilati to the will report tbponk name Judiciar’s session of the Senuto' eVect LT Ive the Ju- lieed the (one of members ‘ (>) r 1s »? \ ( See it })- Mis- refer the Lieed understood. iIssourl Coiuweernis Vill with is consulted: by the Le*c'erme rcceptabhe to him if a fight be avoided Deer bial (jeneral cline: on igre Tiip, but il is ru “Or neane named ove? to tev tre Is ippointmient Peuilelings lie served of the succeeding the latter ' Judge of st Yppeals oni when é lied Willianis Washington i hue signed Assistant ' charge of « ihe i, astel Whe resides al O27 15 recently lf Attorney tive District is special under ist’ CUMMINS CHOSEN PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE OF THE SENATE eee \l i\ ld aN (oi ed cl pre teripore of senator hy the unan ‘ \ <0) feet f° WASHINGTON mins of lowa rrowse 1* © Wiis Ose T) fit Senate «at Rrotuyp l’resident the « of pously the mreanization con e toda) Republican Sen I Sri ana rill errs ‘lected leader. «iis f the party controversy for “aria postponed IX ohne ove! ("avThi ehairmanships Senat of bern Wryon i ) ul T SVi' and Wat Per ittee chatir- dink of Senators and opponent Warren as comm Tem ? i ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 15,000 Visitors Are Estimated to Be Here This Week; Hotels Full T ta LOUIS this wee k is enter ming about 15.000 visit ‘+; nservative es reel .' cording Lae it) timutes «f hotel men letis hess organiza’ Hiote!] unable 1 week, i! th Prhithine are o off until sais ea. xT lye ink Used am) @ iteort Othe, ade niodate rrLiesxt« who ha ?? resery nudvanes This nunibes condition is thy restiit of week, in Ceshrivetitictes hud (was Assoc la iTige rive " resbvterian Crene) ryiey, mankers of Ladies’ Railway) Missouri Railway Ceo Ausillars Conductors Cdraley the (Order of (order of s the Council of the Catholic Knights of America. thr Millinery, Jobbing Association. t) of ish n. the ictors, nfs ihe taiiway "T ' Supreme leg ADi- Institute lhlomeo t hie lew Societ Alissourtl pathy and CConsunip Reliet tive 3 BANKS MERGE WITH A CAPITAL OF $10,000,000 (entinued From Page One. business is adjusting itself to the e\ of the hewWw bank, will deposits olution new day Phe Stitement, total according business with and begin of $121,469,446 total resources of $156,495,173, mak- ing it of the important financial institutions in the West As to the policies.and scope of the new bank the statement “This institution will he i great commercial bank, handling of firms individuals banks and one most Su\s not only the accounts corporations, bankers, but Will also have a large savings depart. highly specialized partment, foreign department, and will in this way put its and facilities within the reach all ment, a bond de a services of classes “The that ‘ll en:ployes of the three institutions would retained and the accommodation working has Mechanics-American bhuilding, which the While the new structure Olive being erected Officials of the Banks. The following are the official ters of the three banks who will com- the official force of the announcement was made ample of this made National breearils iit bye room large ime the Bank Will occurs Broadway : itil force been and Is ros pose new bank ww. A. Bie Sheples Louis Union Bank Millan, president; John EF vice Robert S brookings T. Ravenscroft, KE. French, vice Dubrouillet, vice. Byron W Hierbert M president; .!. cashier: KF cashier: C., cashier; A. H department; st president; president: president; vice vice be president; KF if and cashier; president; president \loser., vice Morgan, assistant Walker, Deg hy Vice s assistant nssistant L. rs. i Schmidt, assistant Kuhn, manager savings H. RR auditor Mechanics-American National Bank—Walker Hill, pygsident; Frank ©. Hicks, vice president: Jackson Johnson, president; Ephron Catlin, vice president; Joseph 8S. Cal fee, cashier: Charles L. Allen, assist- ant cashier: James R. Leavell, eashier: GG. Hlobart Richard L. (*} ock, Vice ASs- Chase, aa- eashier;: King, as- sistant cashier Third National president: It Ss. Hawes, Smith, F flouston, EF. CC. Stuart, M. KE. Holderness, W. IF. Gephart, vice presidents; J. R. Cooke, cashier, m. A. BP. Cooke, H. Haill, A. W. Haill assistant eashiers: William C. Tomp- sistant Watts, We wae hank . QO. Ix kins, auditor The three banks of t nion of the form: the Ameri composed directorate dire Third of the will hoard the bank of ati National following Te) 1s Arthurs I? IK eugene H. Angert. W. © James Ff Rallard,. Joseph John 1 tegges, William Robert Brookings, (,eorge August A fuech, LT, Ephron Catlin, BB. B. Culver, Danforth, John T. Davis, F John Dy. Filley, W Fouke, John bowlet Warren (;oddard (Gjratz. John LL. Green. Not EE. W. Grove, Walke: Johnson, Robert Mels Kennard, A. BB. Lam- James Y. Lock lias Bix VN , eat \ Com * hrown, C‘arter, We a hiseman., Philip bk bullerton Ss Ss bor dvece ii bien ris L Hill Jones, Ss parin Cregg, lackson John Bb Ww.A Layman Hi Langenbere. k dingteon, Mallinckrodt VieMillan Nims. H. 1, John F \loses A J VA Wallace 1). Simmons. M tron. J. FE. Smith, J. Clark RB. Wallace. F. O. Watts West. Men Who Will Manage Bank, “ () Watts presi- Third National | he « here fron Tenn where he was of the Third National was spresident of the bert i kiiw kK. DD hye ples wood, Parke Shoenbere Sinmon- kK. Singte Street, M Thomas Hf Siege! (seorge rank has been of the 1912, Nashville president Rank lle American 1910-17 Walke Viechanics it Was of the exchange from has , , sia Titi are when Aseqciation Bankers @irjce merge American i Louis lie cnme \a banking fank fichmond iT) tC TRG the ana Deen his voutl McMillan came Waxahachie, Tex having had banking experience in Dallas His first here was as treasurer of the Un Trust Co., Which late merged Sr Louis I Trust freasure? Musines= since * A Prom ifter thers Louis 1a97 and posi riot Ion with lie was vice president of the St Trust C and fireat president s+ Louls Union Bank, organized - 191» the nion (‘e. successively and Louis Union of the ny ‘) Mott Assigned to Partita Embassy. PARIS. Tuesday, May 13 ‘rs ltentlett Mott, formeriy representing Pershing at the headquarters of Foch. has been appointed attache at the American em bassy in Paris, succeeding Maj. Ba: clay W. Burton of Benkington, Pa... who is going nome to be demobilized 3 «er Marshal military parade of Coodfellow WAR BRIDE HELD ON SOLDIER'S COMPLAINT Mrs Deha Maxwell. 19%. Husband Failed to Provide \dequate Support, —- ~ Ss hushba auffice t Keep ‘irs ; ,e ars old tiv 4? Lt) rere? a7 Mba t} an woune of her rest and the arrest of Rolla Pent Neighbors ' rye wit beri BEL as it “ut Lipm@ery if? : imst right Were Adie “AT eh arte hinatiried pliite Wife Diooesn't \irs csuit she cle ro... Denys ‘% Youne \laxwetl] this suttal was killed tl re an official « didnt hilt and when oniv 30 cents I his pay, heard Il theught he , " if} iS w hier sre isualty bis AnvWwats | love married him, he left anilotment all | since. he “we! away rie rel ifat hin from anal haven t one Wiis from and Maxweil) were April, iI91% drafted in unston, She said she anal that June KOoig married in Maxwell Sent tao itt She sail she met \iaxwel) still at that th offered whieh accepted Saw Husband in Parade. Later of wrote 1 athe ove Was ‘camp SOS September Pennington whils hunston her WHS mati youth a home she the re death, and Department The weunded ge, she said, she saw husband's War hie hospital whether the bier the that and in [ «idn't dead or a prort a repiv Was Woes a Know he was the she until dav of rusth lias mana vera thie Said. “That him downtown, and I decided tea could get a diveree | trunk te 1917 LaSalle Regiment.” Pennington Pennington until | moved my, veste: anv oe separate da teld a had lle arrested Pennington and hie was sinmiilar helieved stor, Maxwell] and Mrs. Maxwell the home of Pe at ISS1 Papin he regis September said dena were at mother, Pennington the draft when the age limit was lowered 475 MEN OF 138TH GET HOME FROM CAMP FUNSTON Maj. Iimil Ul. Burgher. Rankine Medical Officer, Will Rematn tn \rmy and Go to Chieago. Three trains this rer Infantry they armv. F nington'’s street tered for sail last brotuah! of the Punsto: discharged front that many relative ut the nen and the gates wer: te them at once \I) were happy off Hf, avenue also ¢ he in niorning home St LoSth where Louis niembers from Camp were thie il friends greet the thrown the men and hastened Maj lemil and were Stition te eppen und health, their homes Burgher of 711 ame im. bbe had accepted an offe: and eity Stated that to continue leave of Ia (*hik where he has assigned to duts Maj turaghes ranking medtleal offi©eer of the rec after i Woottic army this the clave In 1S aa P heer eras far Wii hient Station raag th i’ 138th estimate of the Funston officials nears menibers from Camp which norris ect fell terday, eonstitutes nears thie st Louisans in the regiment I’'mil Swenson, Sclenti«t, Dies \ “a? atceel | PITTSBURG, Pa Ma 7? infernationati 14 noted of teel home here paralytic by Swenson, cranes engineer and write; clied following sulting nicul lust night, stroke seubilects mat his Ive been comparing corn flakes, and for me an’ mine, give me POST TOASTIES

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PUBLICATIONS | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY 14. 1919. —-— PUBLICATIONS PUBLICATIONS — — -_——— ee ——_ in Europe if we ) have a farm labor shortage this summer ? Herbert Hoover said: “If we value our own safety and the social organization of the world, if we value the preservation of civilization itself, we must bestir our- selves in the solution of this problem’”’ of feeding Europe. | — is —s oe — - - a —~ a _ 7 — = - —_ - ~ - _ -~ - - — ce - e - — a - - -~ - me - - - ~ - = - - on Se Be SF SF a meme em em em) me me 8 In the foreground of Mr. Hoover's plan to block anarchy with food stands the American farmer, making still greater efforts to increase his production. “- et eo ee foe eo Shall a farm labor shortage this summer be allowed to cripple him in the attempt? _ How many will return? - meme eh oh sh & he Two and a half million men were taken from the farms N : f | i 4 i. Sahat by the war. How many will return? Of 19,000 who £ 3s ce 14a aa ‘ . Oe et i he it left New York farms, 3,000 came back last year. Pan J ' \ nt ile int 8 SENN Ge ae wer - oa os >: ote oo ° . $2 5 ao pete ad ne ; 45? ‘ > In the city there is a growing industrial surplus. New York City employers have had to make an agreement to employ only New York men, in order to protect their jobs against the throngs of westerners who have failed to go back home. eA WR aaa a ah . 7 Will this city surplus be there when the harvest comes? Will it spread to the farms if it is? Many well-informed Government officials and men in private life predict that in spite of this present city sur- plus there will be a dearth of farm labor, basing their belief on a great development of industrial enterprises and a shortage from immigration. 7 A i nl | ~ 4 i i s* s ¢ he Y -~» wt © ce Bid Font Ft Peed ft fe toe rae A 7 - Pere eh em em em em & he an > The biggest labor problem in America at 8 ee at Oa The men who run our farm food factories are the biggest employers of labor in America. One state, Nebraska, reports she will need 136,000 men to help harvest the wheat crop this year. 7 tem D> ‘ . “a ress wo, _s Tao int oa inal . ~ , - “ Rae ‘ *. _ Riss r~- bet J - (+= pabmtesty ae Oe r ——ep ee . be of = 26 ** a et we Fd Fd Pt Pe How to meet the sharply fluctuating needs of the farm with a mobile supply of skilled labor is a problem upon the solution of which depends not only the feeding or Europe but the price of food at home, the labor supply of cities, and the whole question of industrial unrest vs. commercial prosperity in America. The farmer business man has gotten into the habit of believing that any problem can be solved by scientific study and co-operative action. He is demanding the answer to this one, and FARM AND FIRESIDE has responded by taking the lead in a movement to get it. we tte ob © wth Od Eat — - ae ee ee ee Be In the May issue William Harper Dean shows where the whole subject stands and what the first step must be to get somewhere on it. we Ot Fmt 8 ee Bed 8 et Ot 8 et Bee te mt F me * me meh emo em em se It is a typical example of the vigorous editorial policy on the business side of farming that has made FARM AND FIRESIDE a positive force in more than 600,000 better farm homes. _—e~ * ° eee . . : , see ~ sees 7 _ Ay r . - —~ ; x . .? see ; hada nes ow Ax .* . . c fas oe) y - ° rt. Le e - “> 4 -_ “ . see eee seas A . cceesseebes . : a . = : ¥ be ~~ ‘ws ; ; hiteoe sce 7 = ¥ ” a? Seen cone: sarees . A eer y ’ . °° : ‘ : ‘ weeeseeee ss nan . : “28 ps oes» . d ; ++ += 0988 e we ~ . ih . Ap AAAS iy . 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air a Ji. OUI POST-DISPATCH © z —_—-- -_— a - a = —_ — — —_— he he be ep ee STIX. BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER = ee wt Fg Fmt Fmt Fo SO Sh hh Sale » Sy Se SE LE LLL LEI Leiripicirg ~ -_ we en et et Ft Bt Cd 0 od © od my ey A A = = at tall tall tat tot — Fruit Cups, 6 for 19¢c A dainty pastry confection fresh from the ovens - oe own bakery, and offerec special for Thurs- 7 _ mn ~~ : Writing Paper, 50c¢ Box Pretty hinged top boxes, containing 48 sheets and 48 envelopes, in white, pink and blue. (Bakery Department—Main Floor.) Main Tleor.) a. oe et es) oe ee ee oe) lee Ue oe bee et | eon Os OF EF BF GE Ge GF GF BF Ce Ue aS New Surprises Every Day--These for Thursday Will Add to the Interest of This Great Mon | Sample White Petticoats ~ Underselling of Linens Pattern Tablecloths $1.95 BLEACHED damask pattern Tablecloths in size 2xa!4 yards of good heavy weight and very closely woven in many new oval designs. —-- OF SF ad Real Gade Beal Ell Lal 4 Lace-Front Corsets - $7.95 Sale of Lace-Front Corsets with exceptional values for medium and stout figures, made of coutil, with low bust, long skirt and elastic gores. They are neatly trimmed with embroidery and have three -_ Specials On the ‘‘Squares”’ Children’s Footwear, 98c Boys’ and Girls’ Sandals and Play Oxfords of tan leather, excellent grade, with extension soles and smooth insoles. Sizes up to 2. (Sixth St. Highway—Main F'!.) Women’s Hosiery, 39¢ Cotton, Lisic and Fiber Silk Hosiery, in black, white and colors. Double lisle splicings. (Square Main Floor.) Men’s Union Suits, 59c Special Groups at 380c 12 2 Si $4.69 $4.99 ADE of cambric—deep ruffles of eye- let embroidery or lawn flounces— trimmed with rows of lace insertion, em- broidery medallion inserts and lace edge, in - Underselling $ 50 Price, a Pair, 4 HIGH-CLASS Footwear, with high curved heels and straight military walking heels —fashioned of tan calf, tan kid, patent leather or black kidskin. Also Colonial kid pumps in tan, black and patent leather, with high curved heels. This is an excellent assortment of strictly high-grade Shoes, and they will be sold on the Main Floor beginning Thursday, at this unusually low price, pair, ae ae Oe oe Be Be Se a el el Leal Beall Beall Bee - Madeira Luncheon Napkins, $6.95 Dozen Hand _ scalloped, handeyelet embroidered Napkins, made of pairs ‘of strong supporters. extra fine quality linen. Size is beautifully hand scalloped and Sizes from 20 to 33. 14x14 Inches. embroidered in eyelet designs. (Second Flo 7 an or.) (Second Floor.) Madeira Tablecloths, $15 Each A special lot of 72-inch round Madeira Tablecloths. Each cloth -sP ~~ = SO lll IM II ee EI ANG) Nett A NE Ne ems gi we we ee Fe Fo ee Fok Fo et Fee Foe -_ — a Of good quality crossbar nainsook. Sleeveless style, knee length and improved closed crotch. All sizes. (Sixth St. Highwayv—Main F1.) Boys’ Blouse Waists, gc Made of corded madras and fine percales with assorted colored stripes on light and dark grounds. Coilar attached, pocket and tapeless. All sizes. (Square 1 Main Floor.) White Voiles, 50c Yard Sample pieces of extra fine White Voiles, with fancy woven patterns, for fine waists and dresses. 36 inches wide. (Sixth St. Highway Main Fl.) Col. Poplins, 5o0c Yd. Extra fine quality yard-wide Poplins; beautiful solid shades, for waists, dresses, skirts and children’s wear. (Square !l6§—Main Floor.) White Voiles, soc Yd. _ Made of select cotton, 38 inches wide, for fine waists and dresses. (Square 16—Main Floor.) Dress Voiles, 1t9c Yard _ Fancy printed Dress Voiles in light and dark colorings. 36 and 39 inches wide. (Square t§—Main Fleor.) Linen Lace, sc Yard Linen Torchon Lace. most- ly Edges; very effective pat- terns. ' misses. pf over fifty different models. a great saving. Many have fitted waist bands. All priced at Petticoats for women and (‘Second Floor.) Underselling Underwear Women’s Union Suits, 59c Fine gauge cotton, sleeveless, with wide knees, shel! trimmed. and mercerized tape at neck ani arms. Slightly imperfect. Lisle Knickerbockers, 59c Fine Lisle Knickerbockers, in knee length. Cotton Unicn Suits, 79c Women’s Union sleeveless style, wide knee, fin- ished with mercerized tape at neck and arms. Knees trimmed with lace. Cotton Vests, 29c Women's Vests, with taped neck and arms. Cluny lace yokes. Full-length garments. ; for 8&5c, or, each, 29¢c. Cotton Vests, 25c Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests, with silk gape at neck and arms. (Main Floor.) reinforced double and slight seconds. Suits, in | Underselling Hosiery Silk Stockings, $1.25 Pair Black. white and colored Silk Stockings, full fashioned, of fine | guality. Thread Silk Stockings, 69oc Pair Colored Silk Stockings, with lisle thread, Drop Stitch Stockings, 6oc Pair Stockings in cordovan shades, | semi-fashioned, and slightly ir- '- regular. Men’s Silk Socks, 79c Pair Men’s Black Silk Socks, full | fashioned, with double splicings at vital points. Slightly irregu- lar. Children’s Socks, 19c Pair White with pink striped cuff tops, and they are slight seconds. (Main Floor.) Thursday Selling Sateen Rufflings, 99c a Yard Sateen Petticoat Rufflings in a splendid range of colors. These rufflings save time in making petti- coats and are a pretty way of trim- ming them. Special, s9c yard. (Second Kloor ’ Motif Voile urtains i. $9.15 | oer a Fine quality Voile Curtains in the drawnwork and mo- tif styles — several styles in fine lace- bordered Filet Cur- tains. Practical for any room in the house. $37.75 a pair. Overdrape Curtain Materials, 65c the Yard Effective styles in madras weave —in colors that look well with any color scheme. All perfect—cut from full bolts—36 inches wide. Kloot} ) ik'o rr? hy Marseilles Bedspreads at $3389 HESE are wonderful quality satin Marseilles Bedspreads | They measure 82x92 inches and Each Spread is neatly hemmed. (second Floor.) | | broidered in pink, blue or white. in many good patterns. are for full-size beds. . Notions at Special Prices _ Belding Spool Silk—Best qual- ity; 1o0-yard spools; black, white and colors. Limit of one dozen to a customer. Special, roc spool 4-Yard Lingerie Tape—White, pink and blue w!th bodkin, at 4c bolt DAWA blue-and-white Elastic Sanitary Belt—Good quality, 23C Iron Holders—Asbestos lined, zc each Shoe Brushes—Patent style, 1rsc each | Sanitary Napkins—3 in box, -roc (Main Floor.) ** | At, a dozen, $5.50. Hand-Embroidered Tray Doi- lies, in size 6x12 inches, in a good assortment of designs and patterns, at 69c Doilies—6-inch Doilies, with shell-embroidered edge, em- Stamped Pieces—Pillow Tops, Towels, Centerpieces, etc., all of | fine quality and in good designs, each, 25¢ Hand-Embroidered Center- pieces in size 18 inches, also ovals in size 17x25 and 11x16 inches. Various conventional de- signs embroidered in attractive colorings. Your choice, $1.95 (Second Floor.) Underselling In the Downstairs Store Domestics © Ves i Linen Suitings, 2z9¢ Yard Heavy Linen Suitings in navy 300 Sample Dresses Art Needlework _ your selection. (Main Floor.) Underselling Specials in Wash Goods White Dimity—Neat checked patterns and of sheer quality are these Dimities, for waists, dresses and infants’ wear. A yard, 25c Zephyr Ginghams — Beautiful plaids as well as solid shades, in the 32-inch width. A yard, s9c Silk-and-Lisle Crepes—For making dainty undergarments, as well as waists and dresses, 36 inches wide. A yard, s0c Printed Voiles—36 inches wide, and in this season's newest A large assortment for A yard, 50c (Second Floor.) designs. ww a ee ee mixtures, 36 inches wide; for women’s and children’s wear. An exceptional = yy dy ey a Sh Se te & ee ee Se ae Ee OP oe Oe Le ee ee Ae ~ - on emer eh oe | ere - » he ope i - Main Floor.) offering. Lace Curtains,$1.98 Pr. Filet and Scotch Net Cur- tains in white, ivory and beige. Attractive patterns, scalloped bordered styles. (Sixth St. Ilighways Toilet Goods "= €'9tes Toco Tooth Paste, limit of two, at, tube, 34¢ Imperial Crown Toilet Water, in rose, violet or lilac odor, limit of two to a buyer, at 39C (square 9 Of Organdte and Voile in Advance Summer Styles Four-Light Fixtures $9.50 Composed of 12-inch bowl with 3. chain drop lights, sus- pended from 3 chains from solid brass can- opy. Complete with glassware ready to hang. Dress Sateens, 25c Yard Mercerized Dress Sateens. in | solid fast black. Specially Priced at de H{IGH-GRADE Summer Frocks —only 300 in all—comprising the sample lines of several manu- facturers, and as the values are so unusual, early shopping will be imperative. An Underselling Event in White Enamelware All-white, triple-coated enamelware. In the as- sortment are: — — Dress Ginghams, 17c Yard York Mills Ginghams, in checks, stripes and plaids. Beach Cloth, r9c Yard In the season's newest solid shades, for suits, smocks, etc. 36 inches wide. Preserving Kettles, 5-quart, | ' m Round Dishpans, 1o-quart, | , Teakettles, 4-quart, | Choice Coffeepots, 2-quart, Teapots, 1‘2-quart, Double Boilers, 2-quart, . Convex Kettles, 3-quart, Convex Saucepans, 4-quart, | Lipped Saucepans, 4-quart, - ~ - - — - - Crash Toweling, 17c Yard Stevens’ pure Linen Crash Toweling—unbleached. , (Downstairs Store.) ad —d ~ a | -_ ~ = -~= ad «gq _— ~ —_ ~ - —_ -— ~ ~ = d = - = oo — _ - - ~~ — — — = = _ — — a ~ .* a = _— - = = = on be « > = — *- «« “=i — _ _ ~ ~4 is ~ - = ~ - a Dressing Combs, white, all coarse or part fine teeth, 25c¢ La Perla Castile Soap, large bars, 69c Armour’s Cold Cream or Glycerine Soap, box of three cakes, 2c Dora Imported Rice Pow- der, all colors; limit of two to a buyer. at, box, 34C Pears’ Soap — Unscented (buying limit 4 cakes), cake, Ime iMain Fleor.) —— Batter Bowls, 8-quart, Dish Pans—ro-quart size, and ro-quart Water Pails, of blue enamelware, each, 79¢€ Cleanser, 5 for 19c Sunbrite Cleanser, Swift's make, in sifter-top cans, for scouring and cleaning kitchen utensils. Geraniums at 15c Each Blooming Geraniums, in good, healthy condition, direct from the grower. pot. Each plant in a 4-inch | Oe rr re er ee oe eee ‘ Mil ti seats | fl tt ask or velour. These are very attract over in a good quality o | seats. FPL. AO Ede CDEP PRESET)" ASTON TTDT P eeerTTees fF PERE TT)! design. Top 26x40 inches. | natural finish shellac. Emphatic Underselling of FURNITURE Three-Piece Cane and Mahogany Living-Room Suite, $168.75 The style, finish and grade of severing are of the most desirable shown, and the suite consists o and Rocker, Cushion Seats and Pillow Back, in either dam- Davenport, Chair Tapestry Overstuffed Chair or Rocker, $26.50 ive in design and upholstered all f tapestry and with loose spring Living-Room Table, $16.90 Brown antique mahogany—substantial suite and in a neat Porch Chairs, $2.25 Maple Porch Rockers, with split reed seat. slat back, (Sixth Floor.) Oe RR ET) FT) DL EOP RS SE PRRORRE hha: CRPRERE! ORe TO 6 RRETT Or! Fee PRC br eeee . URORGIERPOOTPORSRED reeeegEr’ rE riegle:) ~ eee i Mei, Mei: Medi: Mele: Mele bey eg Sa Sy Se ee oe Oe Oe Bat Oat tat Oe Washboards, 49c “Universal” Washboards, in extra. large size, with zinc rub- bing surfacc. (Fifth Floor.) Three-Light Showers, $4.50 12-inch solid brass plate with three chain light drops. Complete with glassware, wired, ready to hang. Indirect Fixtures, $4.75 They consist of a 16-inch bowl, suspended from three chains, in brushed brass finish, wired and ready to hang. One-Light Hangers, $1.65 One-light Chain Hangers, with glassware, wired and ready to hang. (Fifth Floor.) Dinner Sets, $26.50 Umbrella Jars, $2.45 Highly glazed pottery, assort- inches ed blended effects; 19 high, 10-inch opening. Of best quality English semi- porcelain, border decorations with gold treatment. Set con- sists of: 1° Dinner Piates. 12 Salad Plates. 12 Bread Rutter Plates 12 Coup Soups 12 Fruit Sau- cers 1? «*ups Saucel and and le Pottery Jardinieres, 95c Blended effects, assorted shapes, 10-inch opening. Very special at the sale price. 10-Piece Cooking Sets, $1.50 Each piece is fireproof, brown outside and white lined. Casserole, au Gratin Dish, two Pudding Dishes and six Custard Cups comprise the set. Light Cut Glass Water Sets, $2.50 Consisting of Pitcher and six light-cut design on clear blanks. Cut Glass Pieces, 85c tankard-shape Glasses with lead Tumblers, Dozen, 65c¢ Plain blown Glass Tumblers, 10-ounce capacity. Berry Bowls, 79¢ Semi-cut Glass Berry Bowls, Large assortment of light-cut | combination and floral design. pieces, with neat floral designs | on clear blanks. m Sy oe 8 LL LI all Dal Det Coe ~~. 8-inch size. (Fifth Floor.) ba Aprons Special at 95c Six different cut full and well made. DOERR DOAA80909000000400004440004% apr AL aaa aaa ahah ede e ee dd dD aADAADDRDADAAAADAAAL ARE ERED RRR’ (Downstairs Store ~ Women’s Pumps and Oxfords $9.95 New styles in Women's Oxfords and Pumps, in dark tan, patent leather and black kidskin, with light, flexible soles—high or low heels. All of a good, serv- iceable quality. All sizes to begin the sale with. (Downetairs store.) pair DEVEL BOA 00 060000000000000000000006040004 06404444004 Women’s models—made of standard percale in solid col- ors and small figures on light grounds, piped in solid colors, others rick rack trimmed. Open front and side styles. All sizes, There are but one or two of a style, fashioned of cool organdies in solid colors, and voiles in stripes and figures. of frocks you wiil want weather wear. Sizes are from 16 to 38 only. te Scrim and Voile Curtains at $1.29 Pr. A new shipment that has just arrived will receive its frst showing Thursday, and it rep- resents the entire stock of dis- continued numbers from a well- known Eastern manufacturer and, at the price offered, are remarkable values. There are hundreds of pairs of Scrim and Voile Curtains in lace-bordered styles, insertion style and hemstitched. Choice of white, ivory or beige. Colonial Curtains, $1.29 Made of good quality scrim with wide lace edge—complete with neat valance. White only. Ideal for Summer use, and give splendid service. Window Shades, 49c Each Of oil opaque, mounted on good auality rollers—subject to imperfections. Average size 38 inches wide and 6 feet long. Rag Rugs, Each, $1.00 Come in pretty colors, in hit- and-miss effects; ideal for bath- rooms. bedrooms, etc. Size 25x50 inches. Linoleum Rugs, 89c Heavy Mats in sizes 3x4‘ feet and 3 ft. 9 in.x3 ft. 9 in.; suitable fet kitchen and bath- room use. (Downetairas Store.) They are just the kind (Downstairs Store.) for hot Poplins, 89c Yard Silk-and-Lisle Poplins, beau- tiful lustrous, three-ply quality in new Spring colorings as well as black and ivory. 36 inches wide. Wool Serges, 98c Yard Heavy quality Wool Serges in a full assortment of-the new street shades. Correct weight for dresses, skirts, etc. 36 in. wide. Lining Sateens, 33c Yard Mercerized Sateens of splen- did quality, in light and dark shades and black. 36 inches wide. Buying limit ro yards. W. B. Corsets, $1.65 Sample line of these well- known Corsets in a variety of models for all figures. Come in white and pink coutil. with low and medium bust—front and back lace styles. Sizes in the lot from 19 to 33. Silk Gloves, 49¢ Women's fine quality Italian Silk Gloves. Milanese weave, in white with self-embroidered backs. Two clasps and double finger tips. Chamoisette Gloves, 35c¢ Samples of Women's Cham- oisette Gloves, light and heavy weight—white with plain or black embroidered backs. Two (Downetaira Store.) Handkerchiefs, 5c e ‘ 7 ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 7 c 7 ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 : ‘ ( | ‘ 4 4 4 7 4 . ‘ of good quality, neatly hem- « stitched and full size. , ‘ | ee ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ : ‘ ‘ 4 4 ‘ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 black or white—for hand and machine sewing. _ dozen.) Laces, in attractive designs. | eyelet designs on Swiss or can.- bric, finished with beading top, 18 inches wide. Union with loose or tight knees. and Swiss ribbed. mercerized ' and cotton ta extra sizes. runs. short sleeves and ankle-length Drawers. Also Nainsook sleeve- less Drawers. All sizes. Fiber Silk Stockings, in black or white. Mercerized elastic—some with moc Slightly irregular. - - — ~ ee ee eee ere Men's Cambric Handkerchiefs Spool Cotton, 33c Dozen King’s Sewing Thread, in (Limit one Linen Laces, 5c Yard Fine quality Linen Torchon Embroideries, 19¢c Yard Worked in floral, stroll and Union Suits, 59¢ Women's fine Gauze Cotton Suits, sleeveless and Women’s Vests, 19c Lisle and Cotton Vests, fine d. 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— ST.LOIIS POST-DISPATCH » . Parliament a wasis OLIVE AND LOCUST FROM NINTH TO TENTH SE mark looks Yhe acquir EF Bayer ge . German ¢ ‘ + arrangeme! STO G, Tif7 “- frontier ': o ere AL ey ot Aa), “ . The Dan Spl 150 fan he followir e Commanding Fosition Fie te “Roth e = ooo — — TION ES " PVERNING 7 9719. CT IAs POGT-NISPATCH WEDNESDAYS BV Nes — 14, 1] ee BISHOP MURRAH TO HEAD METHODIST CONFERENCE College Names Memphis Prelate. to Make Pastoral Appoint- ments in Missouri. ~ ss ———— Bishop W. B. Murrah of Mem- Ny 1 : rs ’ phis will preside at the annual meet- P A , ; Parle me i —. Me. a ¥ , tial sitt ing of the St. Louis Conference of the | 4 = gdenu | alta O g 3 | wee) ocreated by Methodist Episcopal Church, South, : ; y | } ote. ; to be held in this citv beginning Sept. | : 7, ‘ | ” irae adopt ’4, and will make the pastoral ap- e | a | i Bit fF “ng of tne pointments for the Conference. Lle: party. Soci will also hold the Missouri Confer- ence at Mexico, Sept. 3, and the = Southwest Missouri Conference, Sept. . 10. The designation of Bishop Mprrah PA REO GEREN oe eee 3° the conser for the conferences in this State “While % presses ils was made in the assignments of the; ; , Bi > the | he wishes (‘ollege of Bishops, made out by the ; lied and as with regar and countries where the church \\ ithout the usual cLELISts subsidies Or pro- By the qd maintains missions, are as follows: : : : a ° ‘ . : ( if ie: Ge E> ference. ex! Bishop FE. R. Hendrix of Kansas; fessional exploitation, the Sohmer has come to 3 12 ie «Ccil:«oof Ten, ect that tt the fulfilln of the Dan resolution ‘‘ollege at its closing session in St. | John's Church yesterday. The Col-_ H B Att d h MV. f Al - aay a, ; : iH S h f} lege had been in session here since ds ee? aine Y 4 Cri one + ei he ky z Sleavig by ar Cc a ner Saturday. | . ; . beg 4 ~| tion repres arx The conferences to which the bish- y | | ii ; wis 2 Ss the reyes lothes ops are assigned to the United States ; ' he F Electors’ 4 City—-Virginia, West Virginia and BBR. e oe linia . fighting . : . ’ . r ‘% ‘ _- ; ; ‘ij Fe Wage 0 iii be recognized as embodying the highest de | } | ene to I j *;" : ~ . . : . ~ ‘ : in . ; ~ ; ; . , Ty f : * EOD SSneTem Foe Lk. Lees, oree of artistic musical perfection, ede Bishop W. A. Candler of Atlanta abbey -North (jeorgia, South Georgia, and ; ; / f lg rer Florida (C‘onferen cs, : é 15 : ~4 | 7. 2 taken praaae Bishop James Atkins of Waynes- _ ’ é; ,* = , ane ) ¥ Pr these pro viNe, N. @—North Alabama, Ten The thousands of owners of Sohmer Pianos , Ls : ts tego: nessee and Memphis Conferences, , ; . ek. Sete ormer tu Bishop Collins Denny of Richmond Were intinenced 1) the SUpPPCTLe miusieal qualities geparate & illinois, Ke eky wisville and a e were to be lilinois, Kentucky, Louisville and of the Solmet itself. ‘ olston (Ky.) Conferences. LEAGUE II MADE Pi Bishop John C. Kilgo of Durham, N. (.—North Mississippi, Louisiana — and Mississippi Conferences Declares TV for Part et TTT) Bishop W. B. Murrah of Memphis Denver, Missouri, Southwest Mis The Sohmer may be souri and St. Louis Conferences } ‘ Bishop W. R. Lambuth of Japan y seen and heard in the : vapan, Korea, China and Congo Vandervoort Music d ie ae Mission Conferences. “ " ~~ o> 3ishop E. D. Mouzon of Dallas if Salons—Sixth Floor. Indian Mission, West Oklahoma, —_ nations bee Kast Oklahoma, North Arkansas anda . Wilson, is Little Rock Conferences. oo | fatto; meotiy St. Louis Bishop Assigned. | es the dignit, Bishop John M. Moore of Brazil " ; aa oda 7m : a , ; — me Howard Ti Prazil, Central Brazil and South Bra | an address 7.i] conferences — tin: -— : ema 7 . - = — pues : ; i ‘util it Bishop W.-F.° McMurry of St a that part Louis—New Mexico, North Texas, : agency for « Alabama and Cuba (Mission) confer- 4 ean form ¢ ences SEE - ( gueh nieas 4 7 tions are Bishop U. Vv. W Darlington of BMS TOPE aE ie 2s persen WwW h ‘ ‘ : eg ’ ™ ? P « ee ae i wire. oe ap Fe Di ei PON, ee PEAS Ady hy, Huntington, W. Va.-—Western North should go « - | 4 . se Carolina, Upper South Carolina, aes 2 ¥)\) iz said Taft North Carolina and South Carolina r d } Be gush meas conferences ; 3 ; ° Fy ee ged war j . it. ~ it o the Wer Bishop H. M. Dubose of Berkeley 0 te | Cal.—Northwest, Pacific and Los An " . tg bird egy t oat i a ala Pe NESS Es We have just received several models of the tt “Men wW Bishop W. N. Ainsworth of Austi LAYS Witt: gy newest style Blouses—all dainty and lovely. Be ote Tex West Texas, North Texas. Cen- ; + 2 | ag P a er sucn i ea peng and Texas prong bo , i y y There are soft Voules, Net and Gieorgette Blouses, showing the smart Ye be naked 1 sishop: James Cannon of San An 3 # =e “se ee 2 ate ‘ . - hang” Cadansdrps tage tae Re ron an 2 €q Vandervoort features — beautifully fade and very moderately priced, | vn Ma Bs ‘ ic i iSSiOn Anes ePXies ) e, rr : P ‘ Oy »7* " ‘ s+ oe 5 ican Red Cross to send soap and medicines to ("kraine. where need fo ‘ ’ henb produpts: ts: urgent. owing: té for Friday and Saturday S : oe ama th v6: a sk = Steen: : : 5 ummer Union Suits Assorted Chocolates, Bonbons. Caramels: 4 nO arrange wih at Suits enables us to offer them at this moderate price. you want, any clothes will do; they all look Ukraine for wil shipments to Vien New Models in There are:Suits in bodies top ohiaes ana aaa: ; , apt. Gregory has arranged fo with regular armhole. All are tight knee style. ood when the re new. the shipments of 20,000 hogs from W a F S B Y ¥ igo-Slavia to Vienna, in spite of th: arner S Corsets These comfortable Union Suits are shown in regular onditions obtaining in trade - and extra size. ROVER fl OR Che ad +2 4a Poh te a week 3 £44 eS ae ORS, PEAS Speen , a i ae i oT ao eee $n de ee ye eee: TS a Be See Noun ee a "yy tthe [_ofttia way Titamondéa A \\ arier |* desi@ned according to the rey lines >] But if you want satisfaction for many nteh , colnet On ae ee fashion: that is with a shieht curve at the waist. but months, better have all-wool fabrics, good Ww F. CHAMBERLAIN DIES waist: & very Wee Sac tae 7 | ncaa an ~ tailoring, and smart style. That’s the sort | topless, mark vou, but low , By <4 Opening 2 ee Cr top; or a slightly higher Specials on First Floor Tables ee Account | of clothes we make; we guarantee that kind ss recinageang in Hannibal, bust. a = indeed. of ldjunean \W Chalfn of satisfaction or money back; you decide pettata, 76. of Taateibal, Me, See ss | See Pp ] | V 1| Be Nogquesti y Ry e ated ven eda: tw Mary's Fo nit y--ncl hy ee the new Warner | 4 ePrCa Ce an Ol eC 2 details, nc ‘Step up 1 } io be SNE, ihe ACS ag : _ Soe a- mode! ‘OF VOuUr : P i) } or Summer Use ‘ doliar or art ocnatiner ALK rh AE in ours ane Oe figure ond it will a ees PMD tetier ana fo 30 rears was in the banking vik Frat ~andit wt Shape ; ; y, : all. Inarn Knit Underwear Shop—Third Floor. varving in height above the » the latest d We are offering 500 vards of 36-ineh Printed Percale way with fashion and = with | in figured and striped effects on ground of white—snitable | @ pocket. both health ana comtort. 1 for Bungalow Apron and House Dresses. The eolors in ae nee Say And please note aL | this group are pink, blue, black and helio. There are |.@ “A — : a mts ; P : ° sgt apa igaatae we Shep seage: that Warner's Cor.- 4 De ow ‘mperfections in the printings. whieh cs it impair Your satisfaction is guaranteed in the mia several weeks ago when he sete are guaranteed sgh import e cto in ie ee eeicoeee a pen wins sca wane | ‘naga to £t comfortably le wearing qualities at i Specially priced, ?() | : Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes you buy pat ie Meamand 3199 Bean ob and not to Rust the yard C Break or Tear. here Money back if you re not satisfied vn sa + i comaition Bean | Priced | HOR New Printed Voties tu bgtire ‘fheet lor d crrounds lase's Mcenital. Share: de th 2 S700 S700 S? OO suitable for darmiv dresses and ti vu 85e . | Wo ltf as weil pense, ! aaah and $4.50 | Ineh wide voile priced, 1 rar cre % q “TTS ALL WRITE.” pinks ins itch Se ; ) FisbBae .g a mn QE eee Vas mien AN c Urvadw ay : kh } \

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ee ST. LOWS POST-NISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1919. STIL OMS POST-NISPATCE 2 — —— - — DENMARK APPREHENSIVE OF 9 a RENN : —- : pi . BE a \ een | mmm ’ tin ee ; ACQUIRING GERM AN CITIZENS | MUA TELUS ALLOA CEG OOOOH ESET: snenegtilats MMM PSSSSPEPTLPLEDELSLEEENERUTUOGNEEOUOTLS UOTE LOU OSIR ROTA STITT | on 4 “ — . " ; ‘ ~ “sriall Pou toes” Motives, gate . / fe SUS a yr: ( f} wer ait / HANSTRTSLALATELAAIAETE EEE HE Se SUM it ’ LT TUTE fatitt -' TT UTE L tf buch Mi _ » - a , {tite UM ee ee ; ew .« = - b- Ame . ‘ " soe. 5 * = = Tt eee ’ > ¢ ot 4 be. Liu tESLE Pre ieiaiy “vy + feu PERECES ESL TE ESS: 1’ VEIL AND. O.. May 14 ‘Phe berson wh Opposes the league of | nations because he dislikes President Wilson, is actuated by a “smal! pu- fato motive,” that is not worthy of the dignity of the pact, William ; Howard Taft declared last night in an address, “Lama Republican and believe | that party Government is the best Qgency for administering a repulbli- : } DE? Coversment hut when | WA | Bray | Again comes the OPPOrlunbity lor us to stave an event threat such measures as the league of na- = 7 e poi . | Al " } . , . Es are wp for consideration we| | EE Ate i} Osi” will surely be the talk of all the well-dressed women of St. Louts. only out nae geese patent : Nan wh 354) i kN = i ‘ Phiis ISN TQ he ‘} sale «| HOO CXQUISsite |: rocks 1a) he featured ut an almost llli- TAN OnE win Wife PX A¥ behevably low price, Some of} lhe Slyles Are Piclured Above. = yr i; bivii UTE THT Abed hh SLL LiL such Measure us the Ie Rue to pre vent war ard the issue is too vital the world’s welfare and to our Own to be made a party measure “Men who object to the claus Siminating armaments, and I do no’ Sttack their motives, ass that un Ger such an arrangement we would dhby the smart . be naked to the attacks of ruthless terately priced, . 5 foes,” he continued But I want to ip? Vo Sesure vou the other nations would Bsr. | lhe Folleenings Schedule lh te eteas | 7 : The range of materials includes: CHK IS Cages | Hood Vires und Auto Accessories, = Georgetle, plain and flowe red effects, ——— 3 . fs. Price $7.50 | ais.i6 Gt franch 3342 Chive cv | ‘i Pénlands Ae many attractive patterns. Si | p64 Beers Indication of our desire that there be no dis- : = — | appomtment on the part of anv of our patrons who iy J Would that our power of description were capable of domme justice to this magnificent collection, The style variety 1s so great as to make description practically impossible, but all the popular draped. beaded, embroidered and button- trimaned effects Vou Tnav expect to find in Cooly humibers, ¢ Wt ’ PPULOTITTVUAAETTTTAGAL ITT ub | second model. mAd\ q Taffetas in all the new Summer shades. ttend th ) ‘ Clit IS Sale, and down the UKRAINIANS DEFEAT BOL SHEVIKI q Shimmering satins of great beauty. | Yo | It lists the exact number of garments to be found il Sport jerseys in smart styles. al the prices these Dresses should be sold for. Sian Bolshevik forces have met with pointed plaited frill hew defeats from Ukrainians led b: Practically every Dress is silk lined, and all the . . o Dresses selling al $79.00 ormed of this frill, Simon Petlura Zelenes another | Spring and Summer are featured. - | rs) Dresses selling al 6.00 del, which buttons Peasant leader, is leading fresh re- on | commgtch ee ie " . mr epe ve On S15.00 | Yolts throyzhout the Governments of D { / $7 OO: / . 29 Dre SSCS Sé ling al AIK eee’ and Pohays and, | & VeSSCS - 10 1D. JS Dresses selling at 49.00 the Bolsheviki have been forced to : . . 7. 2 45 feinforce thet: treaons it these cadis- = Will all « yoat the one vers low snlie price And even thou; ch the te npr: . - 193 Dresses selling al DOO cts = i>] i! be wre ce St urge vou * CxXeTCr’ss diseretion and make vou . cn ; ; : a Governme: ‘ kvaine : nr Sm ee ae “yg sg “ae hig ' I. Dresses selling at 39. W 92 Dresses selling al 3.00 has sent a mission to Italy to obtain B ecause , —* the release of prisoners held there, «)s) Laden — +) Who, it ix planned, will be sent to : : None of these Dresses will be accepted for credit or exchange. 2? Dresses se lling alo 20.00 tials ™ a eaters, | riced | aE 4 qi) Soft crepe de chines of quality. S400 | TENNA, Mi: eday. May 12 hus ‘3: q Hlandsome failored se rqes. si Peter . —_— —_—_—— Cee | ne —_ - reinforce the army tizhting against —— : To Make Room for Incoming Straw Hats To s} 4 |] Men—and Especially aL Three Groups of New Silks | Our Entire Slock * [Oo the Returning Heroes a ) (;reatlv ‘underpriced, will make Thursday a profitable buy- | ing time for those who need Silks now or can antic ipate any | S€ || Suits | | ; : | Men S Spr ing Hats Reduced WE ATC selling the hest-looking Suits | . | wneh meade MEN'S Spring and Sum jy nie, 7 ray $2.00 Spring Silks at $].50 he hoe eed and the price is 4 SSS VE | andinon “cee one a desirable Waislline, § i = Every Sul be. Yard-wide Satin Messalines, colors and ore hk. hat: made of clean, fine Form-Futing, Beautifully Si ae yey W-inch Crep: de Chines, colors and black. - ' = ; *43, . (Conservative Hand- ft a we Yard-wide Wash Satins, flesh or ivory. ner-weight Union | | : , felted stock and silk: trim- Models. Tailored if ae Yard-wide Foulards, dots or designs on black. lerate price, | = | med, | 7 ft BP nD Yard- wide New While SmgHNg Sulks et and others a , | All $5.00 Soft Hats KIN Is opportunity presented itself—we iv i _ ; / t knee style. , : PN, \ a 4 | i now .......@a> realized the merit of the offering “at once A sf : ee i ey $4 par $4.50 Silks. $2 50 ee $3 Silks, hown in regular | Sy} WANS \\ | All $4.00 Soft Hats recognized a chance to do the unusual for aie: eS i ye 2h $2 98 41.98 + \ 4) ee now .. $2.95 patrons and all the returning Hovs—and so her QQ BF oe iealnnk: Giika ae tm cole or 4) ASS wii), : | : | are > / Also entire sideiide line (>! not at £40) or KO. but at ws: oe. —— Sa Soft Hats, made to sell up a ae whi A apesagpays ACSI ‘ die: he nne iPLirege ——- -- | : _ Bee : Wi to $4.00, $1.00. Made of very finesl Scolch woolens , nite, 0 Yau wide Satins. H: Opening a “Boatmen’s” savings = . and silk-mixved worsleds. Every suil i (Main Floor—Nugents ) ‘ables \ : : iness, : : ei “i | : | : ny se - New Spring and Summer Silk Caps, $1 hand-lailored, mohair and half silk . = = Some are Priestley cravenetted. Made to sell up lined. Choice, $37.90. . The New Dress (oods ojle No questions to ask, no annoying = as) 7) : ; : ae | | $2.50 Wool Poplins, $1.85 details, no Red Tape. = aie Main Floor—Nugent se : doliar or more through to the - , ia . wide: Fanev Plaid and Striped Pongee Silks, in tan | f Taffetas, vard wide: Brorcad vard wide; yard wide beaut Silks for skirte, ‘0. in ful Foulard Silks or lUrinted | Satins; yard wide soft Black 8. ‘The colors in T There “1 | * ’ LP , : _ $1.50 Black Mohair $1.25 " a ie is an | | A Doliar and a Minute S| CntiIre Spat € loa BEAUTIFUL quality English iliato, light weight, silk fin | Open a Boatmen - . THE new shipment of popular Waistline Suits for young _ ish, good black ; 42 inches wide. _ 20¢C | : Savings Account” S| Num ber of Important men ineludes Suits of French flannels— silk lined, oo $2.85 Wool Vigureux, $2 50 : in good shades of green, browns, grays and blues. They ARD finish V eux Suiting: smart mannish effeet | : , . Tine hit e ceptional at this low price ‘s d ) inish Vigoreus - es n evlored grounds 1Bo imens 3 | Sales tor the Home —_ wooed ae ond ee . _ H suits or skirts; 40 inches wile : SiZeOS Ve 0 * , ; afte leoee Nu (Third Floor—Nugents a 30C | — Pe ry | — —— : = —-—- : — . ere rN esROONENAET mm | | —S——____________ issn 1 NDMDBAIAVOBETNvuannn nan = a : . MITTIN MMII LL lanl sarheanecnsnaceasnaaas & 7 7 ’ ; . iB ) [l "Broadway PueSeReAUOD DUNEVELAGDEDICLROMODARASERALISCAT SOD IIIELESGOLEDOLSLERAREATETOLDUGGRETSLIESTONRELOTEREN pence meas — “_ : ant Olive (A —— EE eee = “ ss Pe PRR hg us vtuheee sh a Be ellis

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We oe : PRO eke... z Siesta a Ce Be oo ¥ fn apne 3 . WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 14. 1919 ST LOUIS POST-NISPATCH ST IOS POST-DISPATCH BIG BUILDING PROGRAM OUTLINED FOR SCHOOLS | Superintendent Withers Proposes to Board the Expenditure ot $5,429,900 in Next 5 Years. ~ __" bond - ~~ ; 2 3 4 Rete Bs we e3 we Be od (ao test's i ee ae 7. two =“ rahe An extensive building program to reileve thie congested eondition ot the public schools was outlined in a report submitted last niguat by Super- intendent of Instruction Withers to the Board of Education The pro gram calls for the expenditure of $5,429,900 in the next tive vears [¢ hat bids on $90,000 " Pr | oo! bones woud be a was announced worth f scho pened this afternoon and that 1 tale of $1.400.000 yorth ot bo would be advertised ror June Secretary Mason said that date only three bids for the worth of bonds had bee but that local banks and brokerag offices had matle inquiry about the character of the bonds and that hi anticipated quite a number of bids would be submitted Bulldings Necded Without Delay. Dr. Withers’ report stated that Was necessary to begin thi ree of new buildings without delay an that nine new buildings ire needed tor the following scnools: Bircher street, Cottage avenue, Devonshire, Long, Mason, Roe, Shenandoah, Stix and Woodward, which have heen housed in portable buildings. These schools represent a scholarship of 4987 The amount needed for the next five vears for buildings and sites, the a Se ee - 4 *, ne —* % >, _ Wem. woe, fox» * . —s 2 - ey . = So a an - ~ > ~s ie «— a ~« ClLionN a¥ ee - Superintendent estimated, would about $5.429.900, to be divided as follows: Miementars schools, $1 604,000: junior high sehoots, $2.40 v00: senior high schools an: im wea Sil,ooe me tion 10 the teachers’ colle: O00; sites, $195,909, Bonds Voted in 1916. The bonds to be issued are part o a $3,000,000 issue authorized at election held mov. Btn. 2eeee S1.000 ROTECTED BY 3 = | 000 of which were sold Jan NITED STATES hee and $500,000 Jan. 1. 1918 PATENTS ; 3 The action of the board o § last, which provided for kee eee ft Young Men Back From Service Will | Feb. 19, 1918 sion last night authorized a cents on the $100 of taxable property and the same amount on stocks soods and merchandise, and on too machinery d uppliances used hh , Cc ‘ e e an e merchants ans nanufacturers f : the purpose ‘reating a sinkinez KELLY-SPRI NGFI ELD a tae a OUNG men have done the There’s just one thing old about CATER Pi LLAR TI K ES Committee to purchase a lot adjoi big things. They have been the HOUSE OF KUPPEN- Re ee ee Copyright 1919, The House of huppenheiumes ee tte? ee aR te - 4 9 ——— e ~ -. El Me lie the (Pl allon Sohoo WHY “Caterpillar”? Because, like the $4900 was adopted OY face to face with stern reality. HEIMER and that’s the funda- + - oo . . “ When the month] epo Or | ’ : . ‘nde aon ern. SPs the Superintendent. including. api hey are surer of themselves than mental policy of the business: read, Richard Murphys pa 0 Tp the point of road contact the know if the list Included the nam: of ever before. T ull resilient force of its massive rubber ned ek tie es Oo set a price segments, which thus actually help to propel dene ee ; : : Value Throug h the wheel forward. On hundreds of heavy tnstietion and that, “under he Before-the-war Allof which, based on the Volume duty trucks, operating under all sorts of con- erty to make publie the names until Models are Passe translated costof material mS NFO Ee 6 Pats Se a eet te the June meeting ditions, it has proven itself easier on engine Poa, — ee RT Re ais and chassis, and more economical from in a controversy over the graduation to Clothes, and labor with a small profit on every operenng standpoint than any tire pradenehe tains wk Salk Mowe We. ) ; ever before offered to the truck owner. cused of. writing an objectionabl means thatold standardswill notdo. an enormous turnover; and to verse in the album of one of = the girl pupils Miller ruled to exclude « KELLY-SPRINGFIELD ——_'™ from the platform and was over Why, the very physique of Young see to it that the right kind of TIRE co. eneans Le et eck alee in| . 3221 Locust Street ntruction, aided with Miller, who America has been changed by the fabrics and the right kind of St. Louis tendered his resignation to take ef fect at the end of the school vea ™~ His name evidently is not included war. The old *“models’ , are passe. tailoring 50 into every Sarment. the new list of appointments NET LOSS ON RAILROADS FOR sf 7“ | | MARCH IS ABOUT $59,000,000 The HOUSE OF KUPPEN- That Young America appreciates siniatethinigased Mihaient Stee teleie or | 7 HEIMER through its vast exper- this fair dealing is shown by the $14,085,000 for Month, but Com- oe ience in service uniforms had a fact that the business of this WASHINGTON, May 14.—Rail ORE ee Od at 7 EA ks - SALES RD RAPE LCN LEAR PRI, MAE BeOS road earnings for March as tabulat rd by the rasiroad administration | chance to study the changes at house has doubled in the last four eontrolled roads for the month Marel of $14,083,000 aithouh the first-hand. New models have been years. iveragre monthly compensatio. are, SRAM ® ae > eS mounts to approximately $74,047,. 0d) atin aes tae ae ose created to meet the new con- 4.000, Pures Fenty mad: ditions. So, both In style and value, eas yea ns Pa Kuppenheimer dealer is waiting neuen vee | | And styles, too. For Spring you to serve you—to express for you in ac ee ae re will find bold, virile lines; express- clothes the feeling of hope ao a woo “0 ing a feeling of confidence, of “get and the strength of youth that is , 99 . 7 . . han’ in March, 1918. The het ops there’ without being noisy or flashy. in you. iting revenues thus ore shown t: 1.900. ga decrease of $ 1 March of a year aco ratiroad administratio that as present rates per cent higher than Pease IM operatinys i-_ LU I Thy es enues shows that the total traf! 3 ; as fallen off approximately 18 , ent in « HpPArison With uw ' . C reight traffic has decreased mo e han iS per cent ovey 1 . ) but due to a demobilization of tro.) the railroad administration estimat: ] 7 that passenger revenues have in Cd LOnga ot CS CTOLCE creased slightly. a CHICAGO U. S.A Ueller, Ward & Hagsner Hdw ty, 412-14 North Fourth at.—Ad\ ee —- Reward for Negro Assailant “4 the Post-Dispatch JEFFERSON City, a | Vv. Gardner today offered « ) ; } , ’ , IES Kuppenheimer Clothes , : Y . tn wa wf fered by ihe Coun Are Sold in St. Louis by STIX, BAER Sc EL LLER C. TU VN GOTT VOD Sistth-Veshbineten-*eventh A Lucan ee eee eee

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae noes | ; WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1919. See fe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _____ PUBLICATIONS OE 8 Me m 7 | wee ois ar re ss PUBLICATIONS ee Ee ee | ee = ee pcs PUBLICATIONS ¢ Mother WOULD be young and nappy. She would piay, and frolic and dance, and just be merry. And her big boy and girl were put to it to keep mother dignified” —to “make her behave.” But she just wouldn’t. She weuld brush out a gray past and put ina rosy present. She would be nd undignifiedasactually to swap chocolate peppermints with her daughter’s dignified professor of English Literature. The daughter was in despair. The boy said **Mother is certainly some.” But mother would just push back her stray, rebellious yellow locks of hair, and smile and go on to her next “idea.” Ad >. ~ \ ' \) » fF ‘ \ ‘ \\ AN The Professor Who WOULD Kill Germans He didn’t want to. He tried SO-hard not to. But his gun would go off and then there was another dead German, And German upon German would throw up their hands and call ““Kamerad” when he pointed his bayonet at them. He would stumble, and then what he stumbled over would prove to be a German machine gun. And then, to crown all, a French General kissed the Professor on both cheeks, they pinned a cross on him, the boys would call him “Hell-Cat Sam” and YET, as he says, “I am a peaceful man and not bloodthirsty. Will you not believe me?” Read about the Professor and see what you think—if you can, from laughing The Girl Who | Wanted To “Do Something” And She Certainly Did It “Well, what you do know about that?” they said, and they wept from laughing. A quiet, ordinary girl had jumped into the water and rescued a girl in a boat. Or, she thought she had. Instead she had jumped into the “movies.” And she had done “‘something”—something so thrilling that hundreds flocked to see her do her marvelous feats, and theaters were thronged to :e her on the “‘screen.”’. She had certainly “done some- thing.” But how did it turn out? he Nay kadéied’ Home fo 184 Pages: 15 cents . Over Two Million Copies" THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA A

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Y — a e-2 Cees Sc: aes a i ee ee o ~ a ee ee —=- ae e — 1 — Tiinots Police Kill Defeated. By the-Associated Press SVRINGFIELD. Ul... Mav 14.—PBy vote of 16 to 31 the Senate late yesterday defeated the Dunlap btate police bill. mee CUT THIS OUT OLD ENGLISH RECIPE FOR CA- TARR, CATARRIIAL DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES, (S¢aaeaaa i a ~*, ‘ see F Jd If vou know of some one who ig trou- Died with tarrhal eafness, head Hoises of rdinag: Catar! cut out this formu ‘ al i Ge them and you may have been the! ns of saving some poor ‘ eli rom total deat Hens ft ngland sclentista for a iong time paet have 7 mnized that catarrh Rtas eva fe a2 conetitutional disease and necessat liv requires constitutional treatment Sprayve, inhalers and nose douches are liable to Irritate the delicate alr passages and fore the dlsease into the middie @ar Which frequently Means total deat hers, or else the disease may be driven down the alt passages towards the lungs which is equally as dangerous The fol- lowing formula Which ie used extensively in the damp Knelish climate is a consti tutional treatment and should prove es vwecialliy efficacious to sufferers here who ive under more favorable climate condi- tions Secure from vour druggeiet 1 ounce of Parmint (Double strength). lake this home and add to it \% pint of hot water and a little : ulated sugar atir until Giesolved Ti one tablespoonful four times a day This willl often bring quick reilef from distressing head nolses Clogge*i nostrils should open, breathing heoome eas and hearing improve ase the inflammation in the Puastacht Tubes ta reduced Varmint used in wa acts directiv upon the blood an: faces of the system ania tion that helps to obtain Riiits The preparation i8 easy to make, Coats littie and is pleasant to take E\ ery person wh catarrh or head nolaca or ts is f ring should give ° Ar)\ ‘_ =F 8&# «FF 8&ets «+ & ©& sterner * ee ee ee oe ee > ~~ = > serrenegegaaneegeaeseeaeeee peeaes ereretueeeueeee , £« © thia treatin. ; : : Peeper le a to you a new collar BARRACKS designed for com- fort and style. ‘ane 6 #*@ © @ swe? i : peureuna Li sates * Se F sweweweteee ys OLDEST BRAND IN ARETOA Verte Grrr? 4 COLLA4R OO. THO’. (LaF ns 220+ evse noes scsceune rene een o. eert.,# agen 4 Led sede ee a ee ee 7 ’ 5 8£ £5 ss see eee 3: Certified Few people have any knowledge of medicines. They must de- pend upon the druggist and the institution behind him — the source of his supply. if - > + 7 > _ = * . 44444 aA} : For 67 years the Meyer Brothers Drug Company has served the public with medicines of proven purity—each product inspected, analyzed and certified before leaving the Jahoratory. Meyer Certified Drugs comprise a complete list of household drugs and chemicals. Sealed as they are put up, cach package con- tains a certificate guarantecing the contents to be of highest quality. Meyer Certified Drugs certify the more than 15,000 stores that sell them as stores of public se- curity — health protection — de- pendable service. ses 8.8% @ ff &£ © - see . ato Meyer Brothers Drug Co. St. Louis on" The Largest Drug House in the World —=— HURRY AWAY: PIMPLES, RASHES : WITH POSLAM: “" Don't let them remain to blemish ‘@nd annoy any longer than it takes * Poslam to heal them And Poslam 1s Dest equipped to do the work because ts healing powers are concentrated, ** Apply Poslam at night—and leave “tt on in the davtime too, when con m¥enient. It acts quickly You can *'ghon see benefits Poslam is harmless. e+. So effective is Poslam that a little sof it will cover a large surface it is ita QUALITY, not the quantity of sat, that does the work. Sold ever, where or free sample write to kmergeney Laboratories, 342 West 47th St.. New York City. ». Poslam Soap, medicated with Pos- sham, brightens, beautiffes com: nlexions ADV wire You Too Fat? Tr you wish to reduce wour welght # eteediiy. Pieasantiv and lastingiv, obtain & sieil package of ol] of koarein at the druc etore, follow the directions. be both Surprived and delighted at becoming thinner, supple and healthier Book maiied free by Korein Co NL-?7, Sta- tien FF, New York, N. Y. Gwerantee given Uctions of 3 to 6 pounds weekly are ed. and there need be no fear of return of fat No estrenugts exer. moO Cathartica, no Mary: yeu Ot eweets if you like.—ADV OST. LOUIS 3 POST- “DISPATCH -» MOMAN VISITOR TELLS OF HORRORS OF WAR ————neeeee—-—h = Mrs. Benjamin G. Lathrop Out- lines Plans for the American Hospital at Rheims. In an informal talk replete With incident and anecdote, Mrs. Benja- min G. Lathrop, president of the American Fund for French Wound- ed, yesterday related to an audience| of women war workers at the Bt. i.ouis Woman's Club, her experiences overseas with the wounded since the Leginning of the worid conflict. As one who, living abroad for 10 vears, had been in France at the) opening of the war, working among the wounded. the sick and the refu- vees since the beginning of hostili- ties, Mrs. Lathrop spoke in the inter- WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1919. » . .9% wound back to the town—vil- and one half pound boy at 1:80 afternoon. Mrs. Miss Madeliene marriage was to | parel, by \lagers taking up the threads of life o'clock Monday again fut it was damp in the mine Dick is the former ind most of those who stayed there Force, whose first tubercular.” Col. John Jacob Astor. John Jacob Astor Jr., the first son, was born on who was drowned in the have become = Lee ta the Post Dispate. (ol, Astor, NEW YORK, May 14 Mrs. Wil- Titanic disaster. Mrs. sto! wo . | . ry* | : - . : liam K. Dick, it was learned yester- Dick in June, 1916. Phe — — s __ m8) a iso ai Dov, Was born April ] l, 19] ve ’ day, became the mother of a! eigh “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” “Proved Safe by Millions” ‘ * For Pain Bayer Cross A Neuralgia on Tablets. Earache = Toothache Colds Grippe Rheumatism Lame Back Neuritis est of the endowqgient of the Ameri- | can Memorial Hospital, which is to pe erected near Rheims as a fitting monument to American soldiers buried on krench soil. “The appalling thing today,” she said, “is that France, has no man power. But she has lots of chile power, and America can help the children. The children of France are in danger——-that’'s all I can say but by helping them you are helping your own children and helping civil- ization. Fifty per cent of those who came*to the hospital are tubercu- lar. There were eight births last year to each thousand persons. At‘ that time there was no milk or cocoa abies were fed upon cabbages steened in water. Mothers know tha! Well-nourished children cannot be reared on such food. Near Three Cemeteries. “The hospital is going to cust be- tween $150,000 and 200,000. That amount has been raised and when finished the hospital will be given to the French nation. It is at Rheim. one of the most beautiful, one of the most devastated spots in France. It is in ‘our’ part of France. for it | | lies between the three official bury- | (ing grounds for Amerigan dead in | lrance They are to be at Soissons, in the Chateau-Thierry district, and | at Duzzaney, not 10 niiles from Se dan “When IL left lrance, engineers were surveying the sites There are to be 23,000 graves. The hospital will be designed by American archi- tects, built by American contractors. The administration will be French, but | asked that there be one Ameri- can representative. You'see. we want this hospital to be quite as fine as | there is. Sixteen acres have been | given by the municipality of Rheims “The hospital will have 100 beds '/| iand each bed will bear the name of nan who died on the other side | Beds are being endowed by parents who can afford them and by cities) throughout the country Mach costs Se000 “I must tell you of one bed that! 'has already been given whereon the }inseription is to read: ‘In gratitude for the return of ris boy? “There are now between 40. and | 00 beds endowed Only the income from the donations is to be used, the 'idea being to make the hospital self- | supporting. I think the America: fund has a subscription in memory of the dead from St. Louis | Not Used to Gum. | “Let ine tell vou some of the little | thines that hapven. The rennet inever could get used to our Americana chewing gum They swallowed it continually and finally we had to take the packages out of the com fort bags and send them up to the big Americun negroes working on) the roads And tooth paste! The ididn't know what it was meant for. iso they ate it. At least some of them did, for | caught an Algerian in th: act. “After the Chateau-Thierry drive conditions in Paris were terrible. We didn’t have enough space to tak: care of the wounded The RA Cross did «a wonderful thing it @¢ tablished a big tent hospital at a racecourse and in 10 days it was in complete working order, showers. sterilizing room and all “IT went out there and talked with the head nurse She said: ‘“Thoss pink pajanimms are the nicest thing ever,’ Everybody laughed at nie] when I cabled previously for pink | pajamas, but | got so tired of look — at those old gray ones and if | id been wounded in them I know I aoa have died The men said rricacte then: feel good just to around in the pink ones The head nurse asked for mor: ll} tell you whys she said, ‘Yor ray w the little Matin selles come up to the fenee and talk to the wound and if we only had more pink pajamas we could have every boy ‘re out of bed ne aith of the old people in th: physicians in the dispensaries in the devastated districts is wonderful About 458 dispensaries have been es tablished named after American cities li hate to tell vou how many *of the Freneh have their onlv ideas of geography from the nomenclature of what we call clinics Sardine: for Codliver Oil, I got some money once from Bt Louis to buy food It was spent mostly for sardines as the Americar doctors found that they were a won- derful substitute for codliver ojl., There is an old iron mine two miles out of Nancy, the town that was shelled every night in 1916. Last night when I heard the whistles for aA moment | forgot where I was and l thought My goodness, there's an other air raid, it sounded exactly like 1 but they told me it was Ameri- can bove coming home Ir thi terranean channels of this mins Sstalis, each with a family name it and here the inhabitants throughout the war Rabies born here, died hers old perso died there, too The day after the armistice I gm told that a line 15 miles long carrvinge n@ttresses, pil- lows, household goals, wearing ap- Don’t buy Aspirin in a pill box! Always insist upon the genuine “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 THURSDAY vederms Dopw BROS Delmar Avs MARKET & GROGER CO. Delmar Av. —_—_— i> ‘ Bread Every Day F¥ : eT —and it always turns out exactly right, then the bread on your table may equal Baby Label. Otherwise get Baby Label daily from your grocer—fresh, well baked, delightful. WELLE-BOETTLER BAKERY AMERICAN BAKERY CO. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — RR . Bis) } AY + 606-608 Washington with a Wonderful Showing . ens of attractive models developed along entirely new lines 32.95 $3.95 5,00 Up to 510.00 Gabardines Tl ricotines Lalues up to $10.00 Fashionable Spring and Summer Skirts 01 wool, greatly underpmeed. Attractive stvles devel oped of fine serge. silk Faille, wool plaids, novelty silk and gabardine: a splendid variety. New Wash Skirts tucks and embroidery; taney belts and handmade button ho! Thru to Sixth Street Demonstrating Kline’s Incomparable - alues of Oxfords (as illustrated), in pat- ent leather or black kid: long, slender Vamps, 'reneh ‘els 1ANNOUNCING for Thursday : Friday : Saturday Our Great Annual SALE of SUMMER FOOTWEAR $7 & $8 Colonials, Oxfords, Pumps & Hhite Boots A vies ul introductors offering ivatul Lbigy tiie’ accepted stvies the Mommie SCHSON Never have White Wash Skirts been prettier or more ‘metieat. De) tiered effce Pumps \ nun aryvi¢ - natent le: Colonials Piques Wash Satins Bedford Cords { olonials black kid: welt or Lo is heels: ilk and Wool Skirts 5,45, ¢- Y. 4) 1800 Pairs! Oxfords } CCHROETER! STATLER HOTEL BIO. SI2, SIt4 Washinete ST. LOUIS Weekly Ad No. THIS a bt CLOSES a 70, 5:50 PM Send Us Your Mail | SCHROETER'S SPECIAL — 26-INCH HANDSAY (WARRANTED) These Saws ar: proy ed process thie te and set, ready for us cial price this sale, each.. Parcel post weight, 2 ELGIN VISE JAWS” Makes your bench vise a pipe also for holding routd rode. Spécial price VACUUM BOTTLE Keeps liiguids hot or cold for four hours; has shock absorber tect filler from injury. l-pint size MEYER'S LOCKSTIT SEWING AWLS For sewing leather. canvas end” cloth; complete with awls _ and thread. Price, each ...s«cal LAWN TENNIS RACE Frame? m good quality #-piece wa ’ throat: highly pe ¥ hite imported SP EcCIAL PR 7. | THIS SALE ' . Parcel post we ight, g pounds, LAWN TENNIS ua \ good practice ball. Special, each P arce! Dost weight. + ounce: AUTO WRENCH SET 4 Cc ombination Socket and Ratchet, Pieces. in Wood Case, Set estan ratchet, bar for reaching into diffe ult 14 assorted steel sockets, all stamped, that cover al! standa and epark plugs. A complete ment. Special price, per set . es . es o* Parcel post weight, 6 ae HERW IN- Wil 1A i TE PARED PA INT rs drop of Sherw! ~* We will.de good work Fv measure as to quantity oan It weare the longest and greatest amount of surface economy lies in Sherwin liame Paint. i + ONE GAL WHItLt. “hy ao SQ.) FF Two CoAT It witll not sa paints are PRIiChSs (jallon WJuart can : $4. 50 cun $i. 15 Vermillion red and a few other col. ors, slight advanee in price, WILLIAMS’ : LUXURY SHAVING CREAM In collapsible tubes, 25c¢ Price, each .. : wr oes WILLIAMS’ HOLDER-TOP SHAVING® STICK Large size, in aticka 3x1 3-16 tnéiee packed in nickel-plated case. soap & fastened 1} top Servinik aS A hajder. wecial price th i | > HOLLOW-GROUND RAZOR We guarantee each Razor to shave feetts If not as represented f will be refunded Razor is set made to use atrml does not require homie Special price this sale, : * , eAaAC TI WORCESTER BALL-BEARING LAWN MOWERS The Tas t rrpew! Loose, Pris ena HS fol | ‘tin. $14.00 1°" $16 "™ $15.00 2" $17.00) BATTERY TESTER Fe testing dry batteries only: will iiicate from O to So amperes Special price Parcel post wetght, 4 ounces AUTOMOBILE, HYDROMETE SYRINGE ne th specifi cravitt post weight 1 pound, SMOOTH-ON-LEON CEMER le et per? ‘ ; ‘ “Mater mibelt «F and Joints in equal } reer! Family size ‘” el post AUTOMOBILE SKID © we Made of avecial tongch steel. jOe3. per set tat. per set 56x4, per eet (jither maiz: : Prikhke sSPRCIAL NO. ff ‘Indta’’ Sharpening Stone at in ae ~ a ok INDIA O!1L ST SHARP AMD gti BARBERS’ " Lit CLIPPERS «tT -16- eee HN. ‘31.79 } GLACIER “SANITARY REFRIGERATOR | T he r hamnhere “ with real porcelain fused on a ; eoltd piec has no cracks, € eet the Girt it brass, oldtel= ‘rigerators an be 7) ' eit S20. oo ‘ 855.50 oot £55.00 #15.50 sooo 815608 ALARM CLOCKS Oine-davr Time Similar te (€ ut Meral Case ni piated ail ' 1’ ae : SCHROETER BROS. Hardware te 81@-81¢-818 WASHINGTON 4 Ba OEE nies SE 8 PMCS k= Me Seta BR 8 ‘pees. FOP Pi aOR 2 <0 Ri Ee WEN hI eA ‘ re AR ROR SESS: SES eee ee Coe? ge 1 na & ; Be UT ne SS Se en oo ee HD ? = ee ReeT 4 rene . L- oer * BPRS “iy PO pee

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1919. ST LOWS POST-DISPATCH STATLER HOTEL ee | | ele “rn | MRS! FA MOUS-B ARR CO. MAY 20, S: 00 Y : Courtesy’”’ | Us Your Mail q L. ACKERMAN, @J 3 | : Orders =i ( ; fanager lee cinteton : tachidine “iGerviany | We Give E ‘agle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash Largest Distributors of Merchandise HROETER'S SPECTAL oe | | Rébresen ted at Zurich : | yor $2.50 in Merc handise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. | at Retail in Missouri and the West. CH HANDSAWS | Sat | pr Meeting. NTED) | a P - 2 - | BY CLARA SAVAGE, A Special Correspondenet of : . | Post-Dispatch. ; hands ang > & (e. . \ | SS | ZURICH, Switzerland, May 11, via | -59 ; YGF: M5 L : ps SS ; . Paris, May 13.—Women from 16 it, 2 pounds, | a past tai —= 7, countries, including Germany and | LGIN VISE JAWS Austria, are converging on Zurich ot it z Seana ; te vise and this Sunday morning in readiness for pice ...+4., .19¢ | | 1 ¥ Piabeibe FY Lory: the opening of the International “ACUUM BOTTLE : : a a . 4x. | Congress of Women tomorrow. In- mee hot or cold for twenty. vitations to the congress were sent ie Seeerwer i: Pro. vut by Miss Jane Addams of Chicago, SEG biel owgse | $1 -98 permanent president of the Interna- 2 rae Bc er ner tional Congress of Women. ly AST : PCH A congress of women was held at ng eo nda o The Hague in April, 1915, to discus? | plete with aw)s ok ways of bringing about permanent | ad. Price, each est 45c 'peace. The war had then been going N TENNIS it \CKETs Be . : “ga = (on almost a year and there wore Vrame made off & | Fy - e ? / Sse ae | 7 \these who oclieved that it was no Evo quality ash; | : ge > 5 7S zie Pp? | them to talk peace. Nevertheless 20 =” * Soe ; . | — ~~ ell | Me é : ‘countries were represented by wom- | | ‘en at the first congress. Resolutions throat; highly pol. 4 SP. + aye! } fe oa embodying their ideals along politi- ished, strung with ; ? " -¥ / cal, economic and social lines were ee sedan tae Re , : f adopted. Miss Jane Addams points SI 29 ‘ | a : “4 : out today the striking similarity be- Aim si, | } 4, | 7 ) tween these resolutions and Presi- mt,” dent Wilson's 14 points. It was decided then that a second TENNIS BALLS ed | ; \ y eye lee ball speci "19¢ as ; | \b Ss Sa A striking sale of International congress of women —_ 7 0 The Snap & Precision of Military Apparel Is Reflected in These K irschbaum Suk-]_ ined ul The Very Newest “‘After-the-War’’ Styles—and Offering St. Louis’ Best Values at “ a 5 . » se eer a a = + ager «ng S a - a should be held after the war ‘‘for the “ec! post at weigh + oun: on, @ ps a . : inet urpose of making practical sugges- a fashionable Summer purpose of making practical sugg : toins to the official peace confer- mation Socket and Ratchet, | + ’ ence.” Pieces. in Wood Case. ‘ £ Women From 16 Countries. ina ratchet, wrench, extension reaching into difficult placea, : y* at ve “kets Ai d =... = at rover : P siandard mute gy |e That explains the presence today \ complete equip. | 4 La i in the halls of the Y. M. C. A. Hotel pactal price, $4.39 oe oR b in Zurich of women from Australia, eel post weight. 6 pounds 4 ¥ belgiuin, Denmark, France, Cer- HERWIN-WILLTAMS many, Great Britain, Ireland, Hun- T gary, Italy, The Netherlands, Nor- REPARED PAINT -* > drop of Sherwin-Wiillame ; | aH. t fe d ft 10 way, Sweden, Switzerland, the Unit- bdo goo) work, Every can te a ere O ore price O S ed States. the Argentine Republic ure as to Quantity and Qtial- and Ru ni ~-UuMmMania. FAIRER pin RRATDRARRARIRSRDTARRE GREGG ST TEER TRERELELI ay - yi a.” ’ ~ . Nothing wotonshable to them at the price will be found elsewhere in St. Louis. : Liltitiiiii i id Lililiiliiiil Tritt € Returning soldiers and sailors will need no urging to buy one of these Kirschbaum Silk- Lined Suits the moment they slip into one and feel the snug, smooth way in which it fits. These Suits stand for the uppermost in style, quality and value. LLitliliiiiiis € Real tailoring genius has been used in design- ing the styles, which include the very popular single and double breasted waist-seam models. Quality is ever present in the superfine all-wool fabrics, which come in the latest patterns and color effects. As to value—well in all St. Louis their equals will not be found, because these Suits are being sold considerably under their rightful worth—a co-operative plan between the makers and ourselves to extend the popu- i it fii = \\ ities larity of Kirschbaum clothes in this community, aN ee ee von abt, 1919, A. B. Kirschbaum Co. MT dimeunt of surface. SF Their confusion of tongues recalls co is unanimity of purpose. Navy T affetas / the main subject before the congress. the fates of nations in Paris. The « oe. $i. 15 gates were arriving and “star cham- three committees. One on political oh ; 25¢ eo ‘ camps of English suffragists known STICK : ions. Rarely are such savings available on. Hats at the very height of their popularity. Mrs. Pankhurst. a hajder 4 matron. Fully five hundred Hats in the group. (Main Floor.) | 7 the clauses in the covenant of the Lest amount « f aur; / economy lies in Sherv in-Wil- . [ ‘ gh a oe Cc orns. the Tower of Babel, but, according to hens 1. COVER j the leaders of the delegations, there een Georgettes: : : . Week ia 3 What a world without war should be like, according to the women, is Their- conclusions. will be placed Black } lair Braid before the plenipotentiaries settling n “ne ‘tter congress lasts five days. parats are Mees) tt Go M li ( ; h./ As early as a week before the for- J ad re om mal opening of the congress dele- ea 4 Black Cy ( olored ber’’ sessions were begun. By Sat- WILLTEAMS’ : , | urday the women were grouped in RY ety AWING CREAM a . Straw Hats! affairs is headed by Miss Pethick | — Lawrence, leader of one of the two WILLIEAMS’ 7 - : : : 43 , 1. Thtit vn ti : . : — iP ee eee as pecks, as opposed to the ER-TOP SHAVING Aside from the sensational reductions note’ the up-to-dateness and desirabilit¥ of the fash- “nanks,”? headed by the militant Tr eieted cane coe Smart styles t atch your suit—suitable for the y iss rativ 2 ‘s drif t fr behind ag seam ie . ; stvies to match your suit—suitable for the young miss and the conservative tumors drift. .ou rom behin closed doors. Apparently some of, Cc a) | , - AE league of nations will be roughly A) -GROU ND RAZOR | handled by this woman’s committee. Or 10 SHAVE Per. The result will come out next Tues- el mene, ; ot yenee a . day or Wednesday, when the pro- ec. Ag f gram announces a “discussion of the $1.48 A resolutions to be submitted to the ISTE ich mace conference on the AS TEE BALL-BEARING | ogteeia De Lice by 3 | , — LAWN MOWERS yy terms of the peace treaty, including cee ov, ‘ Of Imported ( otton Georgette! the league of nations and the wom- A Ag —. = fie : ee x ONE MM, rll Saw all a en's charter.’ pe Charter of Woman's Rights. Georgette Crepe! A —e The women's charter proposed is ee — —---—- . | evidently a sort of Magna Charta of + . ia woman's rig rhis—-equal pay for equal ( d ( hi / S f S fi / iy '¢ work, regulation of hours of labor, mnot work . Crepe c ine. por ad if). hp af ‘5 ie \ , | the protection of motherhood and ee ye | what should determine a womans nationalhty These subjects are be- es 516. 00 , , ; a : 3 ii! | ine Alecuaned in a committee headed 15.00 Price $17.00 . | os . I See + at by Miss Crystal MacMillan of En- gland. . . | : ’ ' ; T of . ; | 3 | : ATTERY TESTER ‘ Specially priced, ») | | The program for pag ao Alon 28 AS _ Mm «ity batteries only: will Gn nounces a “discussion ‘ns oe he ee 8 AAAAARAARARAAAAAAAAAAAABRRARPRERARARRARAARAPADARARRARARARAA war, bm Ute Bo amy 4) pee Medig@iit tao 19 ‘ . e => } concerning the nioreas basis of , . | * > 2. i) world without an educational! in % OBIE HV DROMETER . D 5 Q Pt, : ai program fitted to the world after the = See the Poisons . NAUSEALESS CALO- . r y . \ . ‘ | ’ - = SPRINGE war and the economic relations anid ar 4 eres fe tane , . ae A rroun ‘s — = = : positions of women. d as ¥ in our og _— already pooling suggestions along | SL MEL BEST MEDI ilch . ade See A vecoit gravity oft 47c this line headed by Miss Emily Bi “rT? / = “aH “- . Ya - f ’ y ; } , : \ re pound, , a ro fit 7 om | ath) canine | | ah. i eteiie. a mete Reade lated Through | \ TH-ON-IRON CEMENT | Perit 3 | : cee, Eevee 9 ae she Winter Months Mea | | | hh | Wellesley College. eh. the Winter Months Mean Dis- . 4 2D \\\\\ \\S 4 jm 8 aster and Disease. is WA » | hhe : . Prepay ‘] ‘a Npound, re : : 4 iy the addition of water; when EW Ee Other American delegates to the . o Aven are ' of ateun . or! ' ' | ° “_ a ring cracks " Wh HN . \ international congress of women . | y ] , | ST | yee . : tem With Sulpherbd | CE) 0 Ae | | : telae ape a . ‘he Tp pa Dr. Alice Hamilton of Chicago, the Says Rid the Sys if, [ee § / 50c ; New st} l¢ P Cver) om and be | | '} if 4 | first woman appointed to a profes- . V4 pate 5 Tablets Easily. Calotabs, the New Kind f Harvard Medical Col- ingt' 7s brings with: it Calomel, Does the Work .. She bounds CO ahs vlw 28 . o* h + S ; | nh Le. , sorship in the arvar ‘ ‘ weet ey" : , = witchingly trimmed with beads, ; | Wi & ‘Nakao men ee a heat ealineeel Bons Springtime always brings hit) ' SLL) a \ EN \\ ) | — ss ‘ : reyton ‘joy and distress. The distress is inj; R Without the test Un- OHI SKID CIEANINS braiding broide M jean . oo . 7. ‘ or: SEnHSReS. . SS wg © - . . . of sueciel teach steel, 0 i raiding Oo! lanba-emoroidery, Ah SS , oe oc owe 2 oe oe we va fArst the form of eatarrh, neuralgia, rheu- | Herolin Pomade Hair Dress*ing Is Jleasantness or ‘ , . ‘ : Wow ~ tte Rankin of ontana, sh | mn tia 03 inactiv ; Latest conceptions in collars, cuffs 7 \y _~ ' re 4 # rember of the National matic pains, constipation, inactive not sticky or gummy. Finely per- is . : | a : : \~ : ' | : lian Wald of New York, founder of. —~ we 2 ONE TOUCH OF Tells how to loosen a_ tender | —n° ac a pe wsinp oo pr Your . , . ; the Henry Street settlement; Miss . -~ > en i vee r : money an oO eracka, Cfey- | a Mary Chamberlain of New York City, = Sure Relief WONDERSTOEN; RS eee aes ie not cctly delighted wits with Mit. poe ; Mrs. Frank Coethren of Brooklyn, N. | ay . Calotaba—ADV. wie wee = be . ; / ‘ Y.; Miss Carolena Wood and Mrs. Ei j ~ -AN S, LY HAIR OFF | Tou reckicas men abd. woeten an Lydia Rickman of Philadelphia, Pa. ate pestered with, ediue ead. whe dave ‘ - china diteh ' - > , , _ Gowns, Chemises, Bloomers ake GOA tr ths Cebeage DER own) fi , , pyright, 1910, ? the Chicago Val N FOR iINDIG ESTION Veo woman wapts ugly hairs on her at least once a week invited an awful £55.50 865.00 Ss (PRE by 1919, by chicagc cen 4 — | ; : { | , : | THERE ARE FIVE WAYS of get- upper lips, chin or cheeks—but why (death from lockjaw or blood poison . 3 | a Pe e. Of heavy quality eTe pe de chine, filet and tine Want Ads to the Post-Dispatch Disturbed Sleep use disagreeable, unhealthful, nastv- are now told by a (Cincinnati authority | ert , . . wffice: Through your druggist, over Hing liquid vowders or pastes to use a drug called freezone, which r Th . RYT aff) ’ : ‘ ; A smneliing iquids, | } ug P. \ al. lace trimime dl or wW ash satin, in aguS | Your phone, by mail, by pte i or that only cause hair to grow out | the moment a few drops are 6 plied trimming treatments. Superior values prevail. Pees. a ; Usually comes from im thicker and faster! to any corn, the soreness is relieved | + Time ; — ' , : tw cw . 4 | Bucs me rime dg. mes —_ rene Rellin’s Wonderstoen is all the rage | and soon the entire corn, root and all, | bomke kh | | as EWE clogs and poiwons the entre ow York City. It is as harmless lifts out with the fingers. . : ite . 4 — > nr ae a elite ke Division of Morale for Army. system. as good soap, and just as casy to ap- | It is a sticky substance which dries’ ecc a i ORGS PS BLT » the Associated Pres : : : i » cor ORADO SPRINGS, Colo., May Avoid this condition by»), It is indorsed by physicians, and | the moment it is applied and is said ‘ : ; using upon the first signe of ix simply a round, dry magia touch, | anda 6 even SAibahing te nr Pills es oe | _ ~~ ——— el mmhnre mre jine a filme sf soa) eheent ater! CAMISOLES S “al ’ divisio f orale if 800 ne 4 \ ALA X pecia 14. The division o mora } on headache, nervousness, dull hairs off instantiv at its magic touch, flaming or even irritating the seur- to be organized as the seventh arm : > saiileadinaiat te » Tinted States ta : or heavy feelings. with absolutely no oder, Made by rounding tissue or skin. It is claimed % cans ged comple saied : Picked secede poor: ea we ss Bellin’s Wonderstoen Co., 500 Fifth that a quarter of an ounce will cost an pre - my “ye . ‘I C Raymond Fosdick, chairman of the 9 Avenue, New York, who guarantee | Very little at any of the drug stores, to chine and wash ann athani 1 Con mission on War Camp MI J N ' ON S MmOnes back if not as represented. but is sufficient to rid one’s feet of | OSE eeershee | | maatetetal “ ho has just vetoed Booklet Free. Sold for only $i by had ery hard or seft cornu or callus. ! ‘ ‘ ‘alff-Wilson Drug Co., 7th and! . You are rther warne’!? that cut: | You can find ‘wes are Post neuay yee are TER BROS Wardware Go.) » | trom five months a ees won Paw-Paw Pills Dh costes a aia ADVERTISE ting at a eqn is a2 suicidal habit.— =: - far threuch eat FP. a trains FT pth tng: Si ne ianana Ths dm ' prunds | T-H1t WASTIINGTON A Gen. Pershittr Fesdick is resting ra

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WEDNESDAY. EVENING, MAY 14, 1919. 12 ST.LOWNS POST-NISPATCH Peinerrentet inion, oi ope enema sameness 1. Al TRA owors Ft a ee—E——————e SS Oe ee co Albert H. Wiggin Lonsdale. Bdward C. Simmons, St. the worst kind, and I don't Wig ie nelius Vanderbilt, REFUSES 0 BAR I, WW. MEETING increase the strength of the , REDDISH NOW BFINC ‘and William H. Williams, New York; Pete Charies E. Ingersoll, Philadel- ' | Wa. here,” said the Mayor. t don’t John G. Drew, William H. Lee, John ' phia; Lancaster Williams, Baltimore. Brussels in M c Milwankee iver Declines Request iain if ib ant itasen net kb a oad te ftv the ‘eeoriat BRUSSELS t asi of American Legion Members. : ; Constitution. Men have their erie B * Asaor| | reas YL Ww TAT KE EB. W is. May 14 | under it to express their view: but GIVEN LESS MORPHINE Why Lack of lron i in The Mavor Danie] W. Hoan has denied a are held to accountability for what request of a delegation of American | they say. We have the Police De- , partment and the Department of 00 ay e osting Legion members to prevent «a meet- | ing of 1. W. Wea. planned for ogee see ge poe is no Nasa Physical and Mental Condition Saturday night. order and apprehend anyone whose | . : rm : ) isloyal or iegal.” | Of Man Charged With Father’s ie sr You Money Every Day: utterances are cdisioyal orf “Persecution creates radicalism of Murder Improving. Many a Capable Man or Wom. . ba ’ . an Falls Just Short of Winning: rl I em) Cs: Dr. Horace A. Reddish, held at dd ‘v Because They Don’t Back Up Jerseyville, Ill., on a charge of eae “are, Their Mentality With Physical “ ing his father, Stephen M. Reddish, | TRIP Strength and Energy. | at his home there, had an hour's con- be Sate “4. Get some of the mone ference with his attorney last night. » bh | | poy; om 4 pel te oe ee wad ron. down to and it was said today there was a t* 4 a ee mm chat @ete I at ants Make veusueal possibility he might waive a prelimi- 1 woman of pow- VERY important unit of ascameantie! =e mea coher sy ipyrpateie nam oo wWolnali the Chevrolet car is Reddish is in better physical con- | mf st shart of “etuminn backihe Shae aan than he hus been since his > ' back up their mentality with at ve : , Yi lition made _in the Chevrolet , t, as his daily allowance of mor- a as Se ngth and energs the ‘ irrest, as factories. Therefore, we know yi} phine has been gradually reduced, j a , . gy Massey od a a ivan of what each part is made, how if and his mind is clearing. He is now | See emt.: Rew Meee ana the Westchester Co e ° ° | f receiving one-half a grain oA day -" heal. 7 yt K of ‘iron i! tl oe | oa | o. iv makes a it 18 made, and who made it. the opiate. lle told the jailer he for- | ri 1¥Sical and més nti il weakling, 7 pus, irri- merly took 10 grains a day. ae Loney Pee ut it utterly, robs him of that virile force, that stamina and . Streneth of; ' | Vhiel re oO cesant te Cees vl po wer in-everv walk of lif This manufacturing care in- 1 Stephen M. Reddish, banker and t may also tra orm a beautiful. sweet-tempered woman into one io Is cross, net do} ‘ a the ¢ ana { sures a product worthy of con- | retired farmer, was found murdered pee. age irritable. To help make strane. Mews res Nosaea Amer Cf ig. there io neverns in his home April 29. Rachael Cis- hank Shesedenn the etvemaths aad cadena a cade Gade aes maar eee sideration by the most careful — Gmadienanaie per orion. > Rang ithaca te Gea Bl buyer. | killed at the same time. \ réar door MANUFACTI eg eS NOTE inated Iren, which ig preseribed and recommended , ; F = pAYsiclans and whi is ) per j used by over thres ililion ople annualliv, 1 riadt 3 secret treet , « ‘ hy j . s well ‘ Ow} in . yori - varewher tr" like ¢! Chevrolet “Four-Ninery” Roadster $715; was found open. States Attorne “Four-Ninety” Tomes Car $735; * ‘Four- 110; Reed S11 ie: | vhen the slayer passed her door 3 “FB” Sedan ; each the rear stairway and she waa $1685, F. O. B. Flint, Michigan. shot to prevent her from remaining CHEVROLET aierod COMPANY ! alive to identify the murderer. OF 8ST LOUIS. MO Hiamilton’s sister, who fell down a KETALL STORE | flight of stairs the dav after Dr 3320-3330 LOCUBT STREET. Feddish s : been tmpeded by her lines. | «| AE R@ Power Behind Strong Red-blooded ; TRACES OF RABIES FOUND IN | | Successful Men and Women of Today. ET MS TT TT DOG THAT HAD BITTEN GIRLS DY ERELSE MERE, 4 g yf | ry thi h Wee Bie | ses Saeki” | A_LSIMPLE Way TO r * GU he “tow ing Bactcriologist’s Report. | REMOVE DANDRUFF / N te : : with ii UCr “damilton believes the negress awoke > 1) irrest,. is in a serious con- Altene Stewart, 10 vears old, and er sisier, Virginia, 9%, daughters of | and Mrs. Robert Kk. Stewart, 2638 ‘ peteind . ‘ ea aa - a hows nec, 2zud that is to dissolve it, the: 43 . , ; : rennes: avenue, are under medical | © “ «Gals engine ee . Mortis Supreme Bacon with good you destrov it entirely. lo do this, There is one sure was that has never failed to remove dandruff at care at their home. rollowing the re- ort made vesterday by 1 City Bac- just ect about tour ounces of lain, m, : as tn - - : i Unat he had found te fr ‘a . liver makes a delicious dish. Try it; common hquid arvon from anv drug IT’S HERE FOR YOU—COME AND GET IT Jf riviosis: thar ne tac found traces | femur nant frvon from any drwa of rabies in a dog that had bitten , ; at ail. ) | “ | : and there are many other Morris ply it at night when retiring; use FY E D ro ae? gud ger daughter was bitt enough to moisten the scalp and rub Yn tl a af 9 Inge) aanugn I was J] - li it mn ge ntly Ww ith th) e finger ‘ 1s. . ¥ ? . , 1] arly in the month. Little attention By all f . * Supreme oods you ] € just as WCIil. . t) = ——— = _ “ earls ; morning, most if not all ore > an seleet some of Wi aid: a » ww ~ =~ 4 a ' and no red tap about it- lect Sonat ' vas paid at-that time, as the wounds your dandruff will be gone, and three our fine clothes and pay as vou get j 4 Ss ts = ; Were not considered - serious. ON] or four more applications will eom- ee atis ss die : 15 a May ¢ the dog attacked Altene while pletely dissolve and entirelv destroy MORRIS Nv COMPA NY your pay. ‘- in the yard at the home, biting her] every single sign and trace of + neo . - Your Spring Suit on the left leg. The next day he bit] matter how much dandruff vou may her again on the right leg, after she] have. Is here. Yay while wearing it. Smart Box |had gone to Crand avenue and Viec- j ] : Suits, Vestee Suits, plain and semi-tallored , preg oaeee: sak ita dha Gallia ’ You will find all itching and dig- atvles. Matertals are men'’s-weer sere, trico- a | lor street to get the dog, which had] ging of the sea) Ip will stop inst: intly, tine, parersise. cones twill and poplin; but- rab ‘ brun away from the yard. and vour hair will be fluffy, lustrous. mings: fanes lined to | x ; After this attack, the father had glossy, silky and soft, and look and coats. S the dog confined in the cellar, where] feel a hundred times better —ADV - ia " . . eit OG ais: 5 aC as FF oe a ~ ey) ‘ - aN it died Monday night. The body was “sh : , . : Capes, Dolmans and Coats PERE T AY, ff taken vo the chy Bacteriologist for! ~ £8 0. examination. The dog was a pet for! ; s | we " te : You need a light-weight wrap this bright Ab ‘ Wee the children. All-stik and with combinations, ' 1 trimmed with embroidery ite tend Banquet This Evening. ATLAS. SONI; weather. Both light and dark colors, ne > Se | «Icky as navy and $15 4 Sere Vi aan Others higher arade. #15. $22.50, S27 0, ry —. = SECOND DAY’ § SESSION OF sg “ae =i De CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF SILK DRESSES St batibinsd A, MMOHTS OF AMERICA . ev, Shoals Deicgates From 40 States Will At- On Suits. Dresses, Coats, ' dark shades Med : | Better qualittes at S15, #20, a25. 927.50, re 2 Twentieth Supreme Council of the} ad e | £25, 840, 842.50, BM. ery A Catholic Knights of America was 1 “Te eh gl eo eauctions c d Dol MILLINERY AT A SAVING Loe Vilna Jefferson, with Dr. Felix Gaudin of | apes, an O mans * Apes Py New Orieans, presiding. A banquet | $3.98 to $7.50 SAIRY Yb will be given tonight at the hotel. | . ° ° »}] ’ | _ ON CREDIT a Lt red Tomowow morning a recuiem high | Summer appa re | Is rushing Ihr OUP STOTC W Lilt sSuUC h fre que ney thi: at We are © Olin pe ead to mass will be celebrated at St. John’s . ; ° ° : " " emgage Ann make moreeroom for its display. and in order to do this it is necessary that we dispose of our MEN’S WAISTLINE SUITS fix > Bei. Church, Sixteenth and Chestnut $25 to $45 + =" sf | rag Be hp ech of sepa. who OTe; iT STOC ah oft spr ine oO: nr nie nts. ror this rensoll We ‘} re ot fer ine Sits and Dresses valued ws eu ¢ 4 ie vear >USINeESS SesB- , - ’ , = Capes and Dolmans valued wep to $45 for $8.95 and We are showing the popular waistline styles— le oe sions will be held tomorrow, Friday lp LO $49.50 lor SLO asad $25) and (‘oOats. almo the conservative models. Finely tailored aha und th : 2 ad all sizes. = faney and solid color patterns und Saturday, with adjournment Sat- : ' ror Q* /urday afternoon. I Ds ). iinany Weekly Payments. Delegates from 40 states are at- . A é . a be . picetine, ef Light and 43 . ‘ rhe second day's session of the Sg P49 ~ + A at " a a 3 “ae Spt Bee care Sat. . FOR THE BOYS tending the convention. With their ‘ . families they were taken for an auto- | You can't get better clothes anywhere .at ou We Prove Every mobile ride over the city yesterday | ' $ 1.50 / 4 prices, which renge from Assertion afternoon, and last night were presen: . e W a 1 S t S v $7 SO to $12 Made in Our \da. when iInitlatory services in the second alues . . ‘ and third degrees of the order were : Small Weekly Parmeéts We Also Sell Skirts, J held at St. Agatha’s Parish Hall, | Reduced Will be the attraction in our Blouse Department on Re duc ed , cde Ceate Ninth and Utah streets. There were | Conductors and Motormen! eae Rainc oats, 50 candidates for the degrees | the first floor tomorrow, where you will find a gener . , ~ o 7 ‘ » ‘ . ° eee ee ee meh Credit ee NEW ORLEANS A | . ous assortment of new Voile Waists in a wide variety Al C d Z , COTTON EXPORT BIG | An exceptionally fine selec of stvles, There are manv W ith color and self stripes SO apes an RICK PORTING CONCERN tion ot Spring Sults In two with collars of pique In contrasting shades. ere Dolmans $ 100,000,000 Aadwatntbet Proposed at Froups- values to S29.50 and Conference of Growers, Dealers rs = S19 SO) wy) a . z cLOTE Ne} , and Bankers. value s to &49.50—will be in iD Here vou will tind an : Associated Press | this sale tomorrow at about $1.00 : ’ iat "NEW ORLEANS May 14— Cotton | | Ay" F almost unlimited number co growers, dealers and bankers of the | half price. ; .\ — ‘ | . : Ay c ) of wraps in dozens of dif- ren Seer gave 606 N. Broadway “mee ae ee he ve 1 . i ~n* ‘ i { ho ~ ‘ serve “Farrell's A-1", Railroad Companies yesterday elect- erior r workmaaet . | . hear them compliment) Suectors 3 Socnelters weet I Tg money | ala ai wey Saonange Sulld- the two groups .dve: —— LUC O/] ‘ee 5 yous butter! ing or ti ino you have your choice ot for . WDirectors elected bv hate these matertals Taffeta ; P , } + J It always pleases. : ' ( “ ” Swear ¢ *. , . + aan re posi Dm. ly A A che ks, tri otine, bla kk and Newest Style Corsets Butterfly rials at these prices is une But the BEST Lazarus. A. L. Shapleigh, Festus J white checks, silk — poplin, Products of the Best Makers Combinations usually appealing, for it in- Wade and M. L. Wilkinson, St. Louis shadow cheeks and wool] pop- 1. 1 back |] Whi Of fin ‘] l ; , : The directors will elect officers at lin "These -Ruite ase butten ront an a : aced. hite _Of finest crepe silk with broad cludes wool velour, wool and flesh broecaded. Splendid ribbon tops: beautifully made: poplin serge. wool cabar- . Distributors meeting in New York . 14 Nw. ath &« The Missoun, Pacific directors braid and embroiderv trimmed. range of sizes. flesh colors only. : ‘lec s > -icholas _ > ye : : ‘ ot at | Saloee erence. SNM G., eeaaee Nuit Section-—Third Floor West dine and Delhi. onne } ew C. Brush $7 and f $9 and $10 or for ~ Coat Section— Fourth Floor figha-tenarte Com ts Y ert Cutler. A} ler J. Hem oa fertram Cutler exander . emp iAY hill, John H. McClement, Edgar L Value Values : | Marston, Finley J. Shepard. Co; | | 409-11-13 Broadway ‘ | nder a ae ~~ * Me l eas ores >

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EL ER See een ETHUNMUAUUUINNUINAIOUNTUNNAUNAUUUUAUOANAUAUUOOOTTDOOEOAOOOTUEOAEAAAUUO TO PEEAATTA EAA » $20 we . t} . rreat See lig. pole Sout mane ri +. =illll 16 nderpriced pure thases and Sweaters taken from higher-priced lines comprise ae ote jue They obtained $200 for the ———s Qualities that woul ld regularly sell for expenses of the affai inte ic elie : } . * Kidney, Bladder and Kindred cm | __about 500 Swe: all . marou ? 95 | grroup a gee Sat ce secggde ell tomorrow al onl $2.95. cent ¢ gfe it ay This Man Intends {0 4 reg mibeaccass San ¥ It in the House Ills Give Way Before Sekags fo" mer. | The i ta S| If tropatios , Most Opportune Is Tomorrow's Extraordinary will receive for relhef fram backache. Miller's Antiseptic Ol, Kaown as Y,our \\ Bee T'ost-Dispatch nt charged at the try him Will Limber You Up—A New ( reation TD pm gee “ : heumatic Joint petme, puffed tide and ) Sn Me r tes ‘ f ' "ty “* ortic«s | eo? 1 5 . o ; ' . ee _ ——— 4 : e : . " SS , wa ; Js : ’ YS ee ¥ o,/ ‘ ntieentic Combined. ; anit n - ama ‘eeu hele ‘ | ly t ecla ) ¢ fe Boy Shoots at Autoist. O Rea. te 4 oo os -— oe e0 oaneteNe am "hant je tue | SnKicg, wakefulness aod lite sympteme a . Frank A. Bakula. 4554 Fair ave oF A Me Fo at iff aa : , ne on ne an ] i! keep it In of Wiadder ifritation and Kidgey treuiia, ; ‘ ‘ . ‘ ~ = 4 : 7) ' / " - i othe = ? ¢ : - ’ . ni! +) " iz : 4 ters ei ry MWAAT? i. ut i; in bert ole . nue. reported last night h erven THe *“TRENOGOTH bad iperve Ty sents at + . " oug powerfu thie does ia safe, Extremely smart Skirts oO] faille tired upon by a crowd of boys who! “~ ma thom, » whi be A wonderful saving group: serge and fancy plaids, in sizes for misses and women, offered he sought to chastise after they had ome; | it acte directly and eurely on the af. 8 bombarded his automobil: with ciading meen " fecte® parte sod threegh efimineation, a ar . a , ce of only.. ee * . : argon Phere . te aateien >= ’ wm. . | tomorrow at the unusually low pri rocks near Unien and Margaretta | color outy. There is nothieg ihe 2.) Ose Serer eee ' TE ey Beret Beery Bees ) » @ : ’ avenue. As he left his machine to $3 00 or moner refus ded 3 on le & Dotp a ee ene ty ee Mo. If tepationt for.retiel. ask saur ; {"a Wa o rt © ; ’ ’ : + Stores (tau et itrow nh orug@iet fot eraoe Deu bie Streagia chase the boys, he said, one of them ogy 7 Pawleys "> ug Cos « Ptores: If Iaartem OO ¢ le “4 tin o@ hee are . got behind a telephone post and ; na Carendeet ad clrumgtiats eve ~ sistiaie ® A Thursday Featuring of fired three shots from a revolver at It’s cial to Peel Off | : eevee vy is so “areas F WHITE ois! sternite’ Sette |p) or Tonsil, PE aa a a ASK for BOB irdimar mercolired wax is far better, it | ~ Hosts to Lambert Brothers. ouliniaiiea } pmeels off the freckice ‘jet at gargle with * Judge Daniel G Taylor and Bren SEEMED ‘+ at the nearest a€rug estore ane Hat— Geller, Ward & Hasn-e Hdw. Co alwaya $4.70 412-14 North Fourth st.—Ady ~ . : es ix uns Val Rite » Supreme Values at $ tor if llie- Hlerbert Walker were hosts at the geht «epread on eneugh te completely | warm salt water, ; *# > . : “a spec ialized H: ats that are the biggest €4.,0 Low Ca bin Club last evening at a - the face remove it the morning PAOur, W ool oT : ’ , millinery value vou have ever been offered dinner in henor of Maj. Albert Bond sith warm water ftepeat daiis wnt! then apply rt | mms nd MmiISses. Re . ‘ : . vw freckle hae disappeared o] rn ba I'- - Shapes for matrons a Lambert. Capt. Gerard D. Lambert e i 2 = cy : : ‘ " ‘ , " 4 Ss Ate h* nr mm. ee en Tt _ *? . > First Lieutenant Marion L. J. Lam Se as keen ‘aan ea os ee ) t of mate- QeuicK RELIE NO ACETANILIDOE ” ie aame methed. with Navy Taffeta Hats om NO BOCES : Valine Hais bert and Second Lieutenant J. | ne commen at hie 23 " he ntte ‘ Large Leghorns Wooster Lambert, and their brother “y Inatant eautifies the cot evt diseomfert or inconvenience The in-law, Dr. Malvin B. Clopton. Abou! plexier Abssiately hermes ts ae | ogffort te decidedly worth while the new | f the Lamber' pete TENS ee moplexion obtetve@d Peeing G8 citer YOUR BODYGUARD” 302.609.1120 | ~Fourth Floor White Milans Garden Flops ro ° ends of - pear onn ‘by tm r fri ) ‘ large announcement sooe te ap * cuneot ; and youthful --AD*, rothers were present. rs thie paper.—ADYV f

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* ne oe owe oe es -e fe’ ee eee Seen WEDNESUAt EVENING, MAY 14, 1919: ES: ha SO ER ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -_ === el ——S — ————— $$$ eT ST. LOWS POST-DISPATCH — — Costa Rican Troops Reinforced. By the Associated Press ’ tart ur MANAGUA, Nicaragua, May 14.— If You Can : 5 Yo is Car | Joaquin Tinoco, Minister of War of telephone us—Lindell 697 or Central ¥21 ‘Costa Rice. has arrived at the town and we eau deliver and install a rental bat- | ' "i terv— ‘while vou wait of Liberia with reinforcements for I lea , ; the Costa Rican Government troops, ‘according to reports from the head- EXIDE BATTERY DEPOTS Ine quarters of the revolutionary army. | | , |The Government now has more than TT era' po.) NID i L\ 7 , | ' | 3000 men in Liberia and a battle 'which may be decisive is expected at, ~~ THERE IS AN “Exide” BATTERY FOR EVERY CAR peer ee feet © @ > Pr © S - — rent ore ete ee = | = © & 5 89c Silk A rare purchase ; Genuine Patent-Leath- reduction just wanted: all sizes er Helin: black or ’ ’ a a -. . , , white; all widths; all J | — f ) eats “tition ag mae pases; Gamploay at ae =_-P. P»\ \ C } ture; double tips: ' r, Eto), as a clasp, at 19c FBI y& ~~ BBe Two Trimmed Hats Sea Shcaucs Alike Men’s Union Suits | Union Suits Men's Ribbed Union Suits in two Women's Ribbed Union Suits: splendid quality: well made, lots; these suits are made right, being very elastic venhrwey fitting and excellent values; special, \ and saeatlastable spe each j | aw Cc Cc, “ von Trimmed liats of fine Lisere and Milan straws in $2 Thread Silk Hose mushrooms, sailors, pokes, Women’s full-fashioned Silk side rolls, and other new lidse, in white, brown and | 59 shapes, trimmed with every gray: special. pait new conceivable trim: ig: black and all new coolers, z 29c Hose Union Suits Men's and Womens (“otton H of e fine Rovs’ Ribbed nie i gauge; good quality Suits athiett atvle: reinforced heel and a regular 00c value ; Te value: spe ach toes: ee 39¢ $1.25 to $2.00 Silks || 22c Sheeting || 15c Calicoes or op a6 . a oh he : BB ae FO rye ree Fine unbleached Sea Island cot- erca e- ' ton; SS inches wide 1 l silk, silk poplins, silk vestings onal : ' “ “ remnants up to 12 = ‘ sil shirt rr. 8s S : - ‘ . * hirting ilk hantuugs, yards: sale price, yd 9 l ull-piece goods; in many 1 ete.: lengths up to shirting tvles 6 vards, and md “ dots. firures at nl tron yg BPP 50c White Voile strien: Fhursdas 91, 1. 2 vard: choice Striped White Voile: speci: ny i ; 2 7 per yard . very Pheer quality; 40 2Oc inches wide: yard... - $1.50 Ee ar Check OE ee 35c Voiles Suiting: ‘4 in. wide: Cc naian ea iO incehes wide solid col neat black and 36 inches wide: ors; In remnants: spe white checks: vd. full pieces: 30¢ clal tor Thursday's C $2.50 All- Wool Serge Saab selling, yard 50 inches wide; navy blue Storm 18c Toweling Mercerized Ratines Serge: sponged $ He pr lieavy bleached absorb- ready for use: | ent: for k ve Oey aes - ge “x ead) : itchen and bargai ’ yard ... on oe .69 roller towels; 9 ie sag rae Cc vard ender; 300 yards 40c Draperies SILK DRESSES eh an $10 and $18 Values wii. liere ure grouprd the newest and moat be- olors coming dresses of the season at a price that mortie is remarkably low considering quality , ee materials and workmanship. Here | graceful tunic models of silk. with delic: Vara little touches of smart trimming. such embroidery, braid or buttens, offered in complete range of sizes for women at $738 .98 4 WA .98 $5 Gingham Dresses Jo» i "A9c Spo eaer gd sore a a $2.75 Lace $5.00 Lace seotch plaids ginghame combination = of vinghams and . hambr: ays ' Curtains Curtains Oo Ve and fanes stripes in aecOoTe of ‘models to choose $ 00 from. This sale comes jus at the right time, when th weather SUEBReSts dresses of this kind SRSLORTL LL LABIA iz aaah reat Sale of Wall Paper Boys’ $7. PI S.000 rolle of 30-inch plain Oatmeal Papers; all colors. Sule price for Kine dark 0! tures Thursday, sold only with hei nmnl tyes Sc nilitary ‘tives gem muateh: roll all SIZES ; special 2.000 rollx of new Parlor Dititcienntpinets Redroom ' T ' ‘ . ‘ . . ‘ . ; nd Kitchen Papers: a)! the a w styles and colors 101 . hursda} : Sold with beautiful borders to mateh: roti, selling 95c and 124c St Petie, |{/Mdlnccite $20,000 rolls eof Papers, inedium and dark golors — py Pants, of Men's $5.50 Rain vool cassimeres ‘vats, nd every conceivable design. Sold ynty a eames fal ‘ ‘ with in dark colors: all $4. 50 siZeRs, Ic, 34c, 64c and 73¢ $9.98 83.50 ROMPERS || Women’s High and Low Shoes, These Shoes are real Bargains and well worth going after. Come early for good selections. The Low Shoes consist of. classy patent Pumps, also Strap styles in patent and kid leathers with hand-turn soles: high or low leather heels. (High Shoes) come in Ep glish and round-toe styles: good selection for prowing girls; patents with white tops; also many styles in «dull and kid leathers: values to $4.00, at *ildren’s Rompers; an al _auest endless variety to hoose from; all well made nd specially priced— 51.50, $1.19, 59c $1.95 $16.50 GENUINE LAYER-FELT MATTRESS ¢ splendid purchase of 200 high-grade genuine all-laye “o ’ full weight 509 Ibs; imperial roll edge; covered in Polen ft bt t or striped featherproof ticking: all sizes; Tharsday special. including double Kagie Stamps; single bed, 3 feet wide, 88.90; three- -quarter ‘ped. % feet 6 inches wide, 88.25; full size: 4 feet 6 inches wide e« 100%, Waterpiaiil The only 100% waterproof floorcey ering made with the dark smooth waxed Anieh back; a covering that wil! wear | os long . any of the higher price cov- Cy ne*. Ve are mill representatives ' n G rom 0 Louis, therefore we can offer it fa ' i choice patterns: cut from roll. Mill apecial at, square vard ble Eagl Stamp iraoR TES (Ce = —_— --——- * \SAYS ROBBERS RAN WHEN HE KICKED ONE ' Cigar Store Clerk Tells of Pair | Attempting Holdup When He Was. Closing at 10:30 P. M. Allen T. Major, 4131 West Green- iea Place, a clerk in a United Cigar, store, at 520 Locust street, told the | police he routed two robbers who attempted to hold him up in the store at 10:30 o'clock last night. He eaid he kicked one of the men. who had an automatic pistol, in the ab- domenh and both ran from the store without obtaining anvthing. Major said he was preparing (10 close for the night when the pair 'walked in and asked for a package (of cigarettes. When he turned to | get them, he said, one of the men 'drew the pistol and walked behind the counter, commanding him to | hold up his hands. He shot out his | foot. he said, and the robber doubled “p and ran out, followed by hfs cem- panion., Twd months ago the store was held up and the eclerk locked in the |} place by a robber who carried pad- | locks. Police are investigating a repor* made last night by Lawrence Spurr, 53 vears old, of 3502 Pine street, a | railroad switchman, who says he was stopped on the Twelfth street via* duct at 7 a. m. last Saturday by two fmen, both armed with revolvers They ordered him to give them the money he had jufSt obtained by cash- ing a/sycheck, he says. Hie handed over $50. he reported, and they or- dered him to keep on walking and inot look around. He says he walked ‘two blocks, passed police headquar- iters and got a block beyond before he. turned around. The men had disap- peared, Reports Holdup by Sailors. Spurr was formerly a guard in the ‘penitentiary at Jefferson City anc lulso a former policeman on the Jef ay | ferson City force. lle carried a re volver, but savs he was unable to use it because the men had him Cro" Bi ered a; ered, Four sailors in uniform held up ThiomasS “lstes> Pyliand, Miss., at Seventeenth and Carr streets and ‘robbed him of $35 and a watch at 'l a.m. today, he reported to the po- | lice The men did not display any ' weapons, he said, two of them hold- ‘ing him while the others went ‘(through his pockets Three men, one armed witha re- volver, entered the office of the Peter H Mever & Sons .-Hay and (jrain Co., 1308 North Ninth street at 6 p. m. vesterday and held up William Mever,. a son, and red Klostermever 1316 North Ninth street, a driver for the coneern. The two men were made to stand ngainst the wall while the two un- armed men opened desks and lock ‘Ss They took $100 and some amps Two men stopped Tonv Rodovan, S706 La Salle street, on the Comp ton avenue Viaduct, at li p. m.. and ordered him to hold up his hands One of the men took $35 and a wate! from him an he was ordered to keer (ot VALK INE ina Piet le Turn wround Nurses Tlome Eintered. nurses’ liome- at 4520 MeNjil- ivenue, an adjunct to the Ais baptist Sunitariuim., was visited ieak thief vesterday afternoon ooms of six nurses robbe« and trinkets valued at $250 stolen The nurses robbed Misses lda Baumgardner, net- Louise Wiesing, Mary Wi- MecekKlroyv and Louise Cun- hinghaw. A burglar inthe home of Nrs. lulu Lay, 3958 Lindell boulevard. during the absence of the family yes- day, tossed aside jewelry and other Viuluables, taking only purses con Ling cash lie obtained $67 from iwo pocketbooks At the home of Ars. Jennie Ho- 4818 Fountain avenue, clothing and trinkets valued at $75 were stolen Automobiles stolen last night be- | longed to Charles F. Miller, 5720 Cates avenue; C. O. Smith Plumbing | Co.,, $025 Forest Park boulevard: KLdward i rlunter, "336 South |\Compton avenue; Henry F. Summa. ($236 West P1I@issant avenue, and A | Zoller. 735 North KMuclid avenue Homer Kirkpatrick, a visiting rail- road man from Denver, Colo., asked police to investigate the theft of $110 ‘from his purse when he was riding a service car from Union Station i Compton avenue and Caroline | street and return Ile could not ex- piain how he had been robbed. The chauffeur of the car, questioned by the police, said he had not seen the money, and could not offer any ex- planation for the rokber, THERE ARE FIVE WAYS of set- itine Want — to the Post-Dispatch office Through vour druggist, over fj your phone by mail, Dy Messenger or ' personal call With ne difference in ; prices ‘MORE VOICES NEEDED FO FOR OPERA | Chorus Tryouts Tonight for Altos and Bassos. | The chorus for the Municipal | Opera, which is to be given at the | Municipal Theater in Forest Park | this summer, is not yet complete. | Frederick Fischer, who is trying the vols. asks especially for alto and bass voices. He will try voices, alto and bass principally. this evening, at ‘the Musicians’ Club, 3535 #£Pine street Season ticket mail order sale wil! open May 26 All checks or money orders should be made payable to ;the Municipal Theater Association of St. Louis and sent to William Rose, 1007° Olive street. The box | office sale will open June 2 to 9: sin- ‘gle seat sale. June 9 Prices will be "> cents to $1 a POR A wedding gift choose a Splendid vatives at &22. 824. 328 mont? s to pay Loftis Bros. &c ‘h) of Oren eveninee These are some of the concerns that have bought Autocar Motor Business Houses in4 : Every Line are Buying BOLSHEV! Bent to Bo ; , Lae ARCHIA One Bolsh have heen Sunday «a tween th land | The a@iitr qiso condu along the TT — Bring Child Only Cos Yourself Ask (ita BR Tea, an because it Trucks in the past two weeks—their increasing business demands ie greater transportation facilities. 2 Albert Woodworting Co. *american Agricultural Chemical Co. *Aarmour & Co... Meat Packers Arverne Produce Company *Rateman,. LL. V.. lee Beacon Coal Company Benepe, VW. L.. Transfer and Hauling *Rentham, Fred, Coal and Hauling Bertrand, Chas. B.. Contractors. *Hird & Son, Ine., Hoofing Rohemian Cocktail & Supply Co., Ine, Rosten & Hraintree Auto Express *Hoston, Lowell Bottling Co. *Howen, (C.. Trucking Breminstool Co., The, Paints *Brown, Wm. M., Trucking *Bumm Salt Co. *BRurns & Russell Co., Brick Mfrs, adman. «. N.. Lime and Cement ‘ampbell, Phil J.. Coal ‘annito, Antonio, Contractor anton Heel Co, ‘aratein Coal Co. No. 2 ‘attani, Giuseppe, Ash Hauling ‘hattolanee Spring Water Co. helsen Laundry ‘hester Shipbuilding Co. ‘hristie, P. H. Co. lee Cream ‘ity Coal Ce, ‘ity of Baltimore ‘ity of New Rochelle ‘oen Cola Bottling VWorks *Collins Mrz. Ce. ’. M. Paper *Commercial Contracting (@., Aah Removal *C'ommercinl Transfer Co. onnecticut Cepperthite Pie Co. *Cuppels, M. L., Jr... Contractor, *(ushing, J. & Co,.,. Grain *Day, «. He. Farmer Be Luxe Preductsx Ce., Grovers’ Spe- elalties *Denholm Bros. A Co., J. M.. Packers *Di France, Giuseppe, Ice and Conl *Doner A Smith Chemical Co, Donovan, Wm... Second-hand Barrels *Dow. Jones & Co., Publishers “Drake Bros, Co., Cake Bakers *Dryden-Humphrey Co., lce Cream Duffer. Chas, P.. Express *Dyer, Levey. Express and Moving *fPiser Quarry Co... John T. fJastern Veal and Mutton Co, *itddy. (©. FF. Ca.. Cont Milliett, Alexander, Trucking Kllis Coffee Importing Coa. “trie County Milk Asseciation *Fairmount (Creamery Co, *Kederal (Cirocery Co. *Finnegan, HH. A. & Wm. Schmitt, Ash Hauling “Florence Thread Co. Ferd, Samuel L.. Milk Hauling frank, Samuel, Coal *frings Bros. Co., Cigars *iFrederich. John, Bottler Fredericks, Chas, J., lee *ti,aston, Williams ; yt et rae os ‘ ; zs st aac 2 ie 1 + : ~~ ‘ —— Prete as , SA, evga deere “ih Fo ats. Bi St. Louis pee eet “e « * Fahd s : ‘ ao “ ol nae ad a " > % ‘ " . a o ++ “4 r . > 4 * p i ae ., >» - —-™ % * pe 4% Nae nee ore Wee ee t9 Sng pS a caine tal Sk c : on a 2 ; +e ba x ee, Ett. f : Sag Ws ae PP Bee 2 aT : sth ra oo es ‘ » * Pie rie a” Sl Lae Set ‘head a Pra .é lb re ae Ses ‘ rua dad ae eo % i * ¢- _ ip i, es a es ar. 2 ‘ . : > : , *) e : ss ~ ‘ b+ a =: * a © \¥s i

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ar Motor demands Refining Co. Trucking Co. ng. Bleachiaog A. Whelesale Fruit (ontractor . Butter and Kegs ctor . Paper wu... Produce Peapress Co... Hardware ce y. Wholesale Paper Co, ‘The, Cloth W. Jr.. Coal ry (to. and Truat Co. Hardware . Lighting Fixtures Tracking Ine.. Hotel Supplics n.. xpress Pepress and Transfer Delivery, tne. nw. Pernitere & Uyman Lampert, fenl Ce. ew Seah Healing ‘oe of Calif. ». Contractor pres« *. Neflners ‘Tee reerina Ca, mbers. Transfer and * Cea. te.. Commisaton Were ef Cstifeernia ed Teading (Coa, tue Ca, pene Milk Ca, 7 - - r.. Peote & reduce nelace, Contracter | , * Traester ee & “on. Produce te. Wi Cemetery. i. ~ mn. 4. *&. Cont &@ Derrickson, Elmer : Trucking Transfer - t«. fe... Whelesale NHard- & fre., Drug Supplies la Hottlting Warke« r te. «» Cream ned eee » Metal Spectaltics 0 dat oR Ma tal a A il a —— — ' BOLSHEVIK GUNBOAT SUNK Bent to Bottom by Allied Flotilla and Airplanes. By . ; La yt eal l’res ARCHANGEL, Monday, eb. 12. One Bolshe\ ik cunboat is reported to | | Henry Wilsman, also known as A R nd h H ee “Big Henry” and ‘“‘the Coke King.’ at wit a Red- Ot i have been sunk on the Dvina River Sunda) aquringg an « ngagement he. tween the Dritish river flotilla and land batterics and the ene, fleet The allied flotilla, aided by airplanes also conducted a brisk buogabardmens: alongs the \Vaga River, ‘CONFESSED COCAINE SELLER IS. .,tntom tame not 2 fate Brings the Roses to Children’s Cheeks Only Costs Few Cents—Make It | the source of his supply, one of the Yourself Same as Ordinary Tea. Ask Grandma about Dr. Carter's K @€ BR Tea, at ad ah: sou that thou.- gands of people eéou it AS i Spring drugs = nd tonic In her } | It was arranged that the operative BUY A BOX From Your Dealer TODAY cleaner and ft her younger days, because if VAS huariy ‘ALMOUSB AS a really : should call 4 Wils ; 's } € oo » y I } : ‘ ‘ ‘ ] a . ve fl Lemp avenue, and when he did call, is| Wilsman went out and brought in ‘another man, to whom $2990 in efficient herbal remedy To drive out of the system the a eumulated tmpurities of the Winter good advice and peopie who want bet ter blood and Keener enjoyment of life should not neglect taking at least a qfwo-weeke treatment of gentle heaith- building ik + Tea tell vou that scores of at bedtime because it Ove \sS it proper con- N1ious attacks and ai | ey THORRADYKE 24. KEMPTON 2% Particularly well adapted for wear with string bow COLLARS PUUIQRCLUVLALIOUUU O00 LES the drugs had been delivered to the ‘ . ° ia : eral times on charges of selling | itches just use ' : , | drugs. His latest arrest was due to @ campaign the Government started | |law when it was discovered, through ST.LOWWS POST-DISPATCH eee — = — ———— WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY 14, 1919. Clinton Bank Cashier Fined 82000 fs FIND $3000 IN U, S, COURT), "SASSAS CIty: Mas tp wians ea fo Mio., pleaded guilty in the ledceral sue Henry Wilsman, So-Called “Coke Court yesterday to a charge of de King,” Had Sold Drug to Fedcral Secret Service Men. was fined $3000 yesterday afternoon vatea’ Stove in his StomachS&s States. District Court after he had by Judge Pollock in the - pleaded guilty to a charge of selling A peculiar Chemical in Stearns’ Electric Paste cocaine. Phe indictment had SiX makes rats and mice who have eaten it feel as if they counts had a red-hot stove in their stomach. When they eat | trap set for him by revenue agents | who knew that he was obtaining ELEC I RIC PASTE large quantities of drugs from mys- terious sources. In order to uncover their desire is to rush out of doors for water ‘sercret service operatives purchasea | 204 fresh air, in a few moments they are dead. & small quantity of drugs from him Stearns’ Electric Paste is also sure death to COCKROACHES and WATER BUGS The arrest of Wiisman took place July 21 last and was the result of a and then negotiated for the purchase of $3000 worth of opium and other marked bills was turned over after (;overnment man. Ata signal, other secret service men and policemen ar- rested Wilsman and the other man, whose identity was not disclosed at the time. The secret service agent's ° purchase was 20 vunces of mor- If k phine and 26 ounces of opium, at your > In $65 an ounce Wilsman has been arrested sev- to enforce the Harrison anti-narcotic “Tasty Brown Crust" »* + « Gutle,; . = «jee — « “hoe, 6 ~* Sells It. Table Queen Bread Makes Sturdy Children. The utmost care and sanitary measures are taken in every stage of its production. Made according to our unexcelled Papendick formula. the examinations for the draft army. that thousands of young men are ad- | dicted to drugs, which are sold at | Carter Fastate Inventory. An inventory of the estate of j oe .esino| Thomas VW. Carter Jr., grain and cot Resin Soap ISuUdi nn Ml Chem: 7 Bis f ; ' 4 Sigs , Sis da a ima’ T ; 'enormous profits by violators of the | § pees | Largevt Independent Bake In St.Loui ST. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH (Say that’s right SIZZ is unequaled for taking grease and dirt out of workingmen’s clothes, such a5 ma SAI Sea SOL, » ‘ " 7 . . ~~ ™“ \* e\ . PTR Ae pogo w ar ig re: Cove? CGaeeinggecee yy; an oy age eee ae - 2 RI ISR OS OL AL TNL LANGE AEE RN TS A EIT Ay tt AE OE CE At, wet

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’ ' ‘ 4 ’ ? + : = ~ —a err: . —_, ow = — eo ., e e e SS Se ee ee St ————— eo Beaded Models— Embroidered Models— Lace-Trimmed Models— Tailored Models— - ee Zz ~me -- > + oe x : eee ene? 82 *® @&@ “~ 2 Sea CTPA PO! Mh hi; Washington Ave., Corner Seventh St. Closing Out Sale eorgette Watsts Formerly Priced $5.98 i) * jag One-Day Sale 59.50 All Sizes. This Season’s Most Attractive Models (Slightly Soiled) to be Closed Out, Without Reserve. None Sent C. O. D. —Round Fluted Coilars —Novelty Sleeves s—Plaited Puff Inserts —Every New Color S7-NIGPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 1919. ——_ /, =z Yd) Yay | City News in Brief | | ANNOUNCEMENTS | — — _—_——— | 1 FORMAL DINNER DANCE IN HONOR of me ners that entered the service will be siven at t ‘entury Boat Club thls t ~ ‘ ite K. evening é ; 8 ———— |. AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ORCHES- ieee Rneaee eaee 3 s Betas oe Bas c ’ { will ne given at (‘entra H iz.) -, ot 4 “. ae - S ae oe . ws ae selected) from the different public school or- | = j= = Se es aE stras un di the auspices of the mus} ss Soh lj =) instru lepartment of t > . sasesieee: ceretates feuls publi s is rhe s ist= wll be > patients cnnecerete” SS . pemeresets“20.° “stata Mex Gold, piano: Domenick Sottile. ‘cello: aoe SS a. SSE NR Rese. oe Misses Verna ‘‘asseriv. Mary. Louise are r _— ne .. Sos. an mee. one wero ote Nageaae tee ae . ote sfala*e'a"a eee race eat | Jar Deier. Violin. tugene x. Hahnel wh: = rele, 3 SS oo oa . is “ Se ~ director Bresssccccesesaeersetete = = es SNS euler THE RED CROSS UNIT OF THE ST. . SEES —— a ee : BR SE Louis Chapter. Daughters gf the American Se ee ae) * a | Revolution, will report for work on F rida rte let tee es) oo - a eS : Sah ace oS) | morning at 10 o'clock, at the Kinloch Buil Soieys: sie: x > oe q | _ Ss Le as | ing. A large attendance is urgently fre Oe ER. «SS : ae ee eee Ss Sia eee SEE Sc quested. Anyone willing to help will be wery os sceresie ngaaeapen stones ae StS Roos BSN ss ssSeragnsesss cote rotator welcome SER as Se Basie ses . es SR THE AUXILIARY OF B AND C COM- Sic sitaesee Science a Some Se re eS ne ake see ential panies of the I38th Infantry will meet at : seeteteccacegaaiee et lea ee OO a See See Sie sc Remi riissscccisiattantensei ne exdquarters, 700 Washington avenue, at 2 OS.” NC S s “ mere Sie se, ent sees Se a Seay Sees Pp. m_ tomorrow Members are urged to at- , ae: si scecelerae ree. aaa eregers safeties SS stein tend . . oon “. ve "a Se at oleate het eet ena a i eee es "a". + ees © 0 a" s"o%s be ee" "es ee ee ee NRE ee ea Se anes ee 0 I ce eee ee en ss “ ~~ ee ee ne ee ee TN ee ee 8 ee ee ee ee ee 4 . eee ee ee a8”. 8 * 6 eee ee ee ee ee er ee ene eRe bw ee ete we a nt en 5 alll MM, Aim i, UI «ee ee ee ee . * * * =e * ‘ 7 "or AY. ae CL. AY" S 20 YR ARS S OL. D. “87008 ee I ESS Natur al Bridge avenue, was taken to the « ity : Boe Sa | a ene ospital at PD vebteraay. suffering fron oma ine ale soning. after he had part aken mom —60Ult—. stomach last night He was taken from one Ses _ QRS SR ; ae. Pn ‘f the upper floors ywards the basement. | 2H epee" os nate seater e” PO #7 018.80 ete" a%*,*, *.* cece tates “.° . Bonn". 1 ? vesterdavy when an automobile Se a, "se salaseeeta tates ; en by Knocke overturned ashe tried to Stereo SSS 3 tie alot setae ee aa out of the car tracks on King’s high ae elepeiieretetetaae i ear Reber place ] . : >. Merete" = a —_—— ed Marriage Licenses ed Births Recorded | . | y ; . | : : ff | . a : Burial Permits I t's t Oa ct e d : : j | Open your sit uf * : ‘wee ee ee Seopa ese ely - : oo - : | 2 . . : . i - 2) . ' . ~ > ; \ ‘ *- ; | | - = ft | ge ; ; in lS . : - . : - i ; : ; . : ® he ” me) pale chet ae Serve Them Piping Hot If you haven’t tried Brown Beauty Beans you have missed the best beans you ever tasted. MARSHALL CANNING COMPANY Mars: alltown, Iowa v You’ ll admit that and more after you have served them the first time. For Brown Beauty Beans are new and different beans. grown in the mountains. They have an almond-like flavor, that you’re sure to like. They are Brown Beauty Beans come to you ready to serve, packed in a special tempting sauce. Simply warm them up, five minutes on the fire, then serve — piping hot. There’s a dish that will please all the family. Your grocer has Brown Beauty Beans. Ask him to send you a trial can. Packed by the producers of Dairy Maid Corn Kernels. | Brown Beaut en ac Seen Tr Ne Hi i 2% Wal will: REY LANA TTULAALANI HL!) “Sees mettr Beans A NEW FOOD | PRODUCT \ 4 MARRIAGE LICENSES. package 1] So} ‘rens ‘ S 13¢' : » Bchynttte gy this way \ i \ IN art 114 7. i francis’ Ekin, Pa Detrots, 3 ETWEEN breakfast and tennis. It’s a 200d \‘ im | ’ 4 | li : \irs body ] ] tr . [ ‘ py hotite time to light a Lucky Strike —the real \Miarga t i lea ] ria Jil Frederick William 8 Valmever. TI Burley cigarette. It’s toasted. Burley tobacco | i Ty 1 ‘Ff Ark Mrs. Nora Brazeer..0000..Pine suff! Ark has a doliiteus flavor wh t’s d. —t mae "Semen - 2 en i toaste o>. Cari H del. O18 “—" | Delores M. Clarke Memphis, Sarah A. Wieneke russ Odie Jackson ISI A v - « - \irs. Rossie Thornton bast St. Louis Ro ert Rice Collier 135 a ve a. \iola O'Neal . ; , wap ON Mdwin BR. Freriche O11, Ss | “optic Se] le 4714 hal + Leo R if Elslwor eet inert cigare 4 lo (;idansky , 587A frertru l seh! 14, ON J’en R. Ree, ast S oul “rs. Gay Trufee Hast St. Le Bread is bett : So tie Mii gc Bosarh i er toaste: So is Bur- hve! , 2 backs ele} Ernest Boney dee a ley tobacco. ‘Toasting has made the Bertha ad ‘ ! + Ny Lucky Strike cigarette famous. A: Mrs. Sophia | hima 1257 GS . Henry Wim. Schluet * | os Pipe smoker? You'll 9 2 a 7 J =! ~ . a . ; tle’ Ellen Barnaste. an aat “Snes find Lucky Strike : * re George A. Grix eee” tobacco delicious. © Guaranteed by : Henry William Fi 4) We The famous original | , “4a Wavne Kosthler Kansas formula; it’s toasted, B = Leo M. Dieckmeve) 11 F a a See ee ——- ‘ INCORPORATED M 1 J. Walster Woodri I!) : l> NI Vic I air \\ r r 1}! Joseph ¢ Wa rs Tillie Tekla Bein at i Bung aI os Se ze == Doctor Tells How to Detect —~ and Se, a ete = Plaeala Effects of | obacco ; cit tt!" on. Try These SIMPLE TESTS _ Headaches Cause \ »orrk of " io a ; hee ‘ . i 2.uiA ; if i hv > . : " 4 fy j ‘iva? ‘ " a ‘ if ort Pare . " ped 8 tase 4 of Johns Hopkins Hospital, say: 1 » tind that you a red al > lout “as S Riles rt eut is forced trenil x or ‘ . - ' . e ey 7 . ah te ee oe ‘ } aries ON “4 men *% v0 SOAK, a | ae ' = see, you can’t always judge an acid- ac: A learned Michigan doctor wrote SkaS _ PERMITS, i i a Da pa pa arah Fis } Pe | moh Pag Pheume : | | jinn Schleifateiy 6 JMG VA ise sit stomach condition by the w ay your cently: ‘I have had such wo : A Rehwoor. 2s . 18 ie stomach, itself, feels. success with EATONIC that I PS J. Struck hot 260k Magnolia: sarcoma if you are weak, nervous, unfit—if every one to know how quickly it Wa Mary Scott, 35, 1304 Chestnut; tuberculosis SAYINGS you are not up to yourold time form _ neutralize the acidity of the the a \fter th Committe eutoryv Bel cruits, at invited toe service in for Worle ROBBED Man Hid DretectIis of $27 an Lionds fro oe * kKke ce kekcee ee ee EK eK eK Ke See Ree eK EEE EE * * sf

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4 1. aC * instant relief from indi- burn, sour belching, f bloat and gas and makes cool, pure, sweet ns against the bad Nd mouth, pointing out l eats through the enamel , Causing them to decay. ily imagine then damage excess acid will delicate organization of ds of people are using nd the resuite obtained are ble as to be almost unbe- their letters of gratitude, hich are received daily, ately that EATONIC does — more than we claim. The fession, too, recognizes the of this wonderful remedy. ichigan doctor wrote re- have had such wonderful » EATONIC that I want know how quickly it will acidity of the the stom- mach) and the stomach sweet and normal again, man well and happy re to get a big box of om your druggist today. any way to give you the faction you want, it refund yee money. one penny of your money NIC helps you, T 7 D a 4 STOMACH DY . — ————— | ex 4 “) > #, ° | = See UING CITY FOR eee ee Judge Grimm Takes Matter Out of | After being questioned Gaines ad-|ed to the /mitted having robbed his vf St. Louis was held not | the Vinds of the Jury. The cit) liable by Judge Grimm this morn- ing. in deciding a suit brought by the contracting firm of Frank Mueller & (., alleging damages suffered in de- | lay in Completing the Chouteau ave- nue Viaduct over the railroad tracks, | The viaduct was finished in 1917. The suit, which was filed bv Thomas YY. Hogan, assignee of thy Mueller company, firm lost six months’ time because the city did not force the Frisco Rail- road to make certain excavations in sccordance With agreement, and al- leged that it was hecessary to duptli- rate wertain work when the Frisco did complete its excavations It was charged that these extras in the Gontractors’ jol cost them $15.,- 600, and it was endeavored to recover this and hold the city llable for the time lost. Assistant Citv Counselor Be. P. Griffin succeeded in having the ease taken from the jury at the close of the evidence on a demurrer. The Mueller firm was paid $130,000 fo itis share of the work in erecting th viaduct. FEDERATED W. C. T. U. TO HOLD CONVENTION HERE THURSDAY Outline of Program of St. Louis Or. ganizations for Their Thirty- Fifth Annual Session, August The thirty-fifth annual convention | of the Federated Women’s Christian | SAGE TEA DANDY 10 DARKEN HAIR Temperance Lnion of St. Louis will he held Thursday in the assembly room of the Y. W. ©. A., Fourteenth and Locust streets. The session Will open at 9:30 o'clock with a» devotional service conducted b Mre. L.. Hi. May, State correspondins: ecretars At 10 go ejock the ceonven tion proper will be called to order by the president, Miss Robb. The morning session will be devoted to reports. At 3 o'clock the election of offi- cers will be held, followed by the appointirent of superintendents for |! the ensuing vear. Mire. EB. A. P Hayes, treasurer, will speak -on the financial needs of the federation. | Mrs. H. H. Wagoner and Mrs. Mar- garet Skinner, two life long men:- bers of the St. Louis federation, will | sesist her With the devotional ser- ruannie vices After the report of the Resolutions Committee there will be short dedi- eatory service for white ribbon. re cruits, at which time motners are invited to present their ehildren fo service in the White Ribbon Arms for World Prohibition. ee eee - eee ROBBED HIS FRIEND'S HOME Man Hid Bonds tn Woodshed and | Used Cash. Detectives investigating the theft of $27 and $250 worth of Liberty Ronds from the home of Frank CGiil- REPRESENTATIVE J, L. BURNETT DIES SUDDENLY IN HIS HOME morning - ' and —_— ETS Ler SIP ee ene tduaeate he . oe arrested --, 1341 Hodia-, mont avenue, a friend of Gilbert. friend's house in his absence. tie is being held pending application for a war- rant, Neighbors had secn Gaines at Gil-! Mert's house tue of th robbery, and later Gaines is known to have paid a number of old bills :' Stores in the neighborhood. He ad- sbout the ‘Mitted paving bills with the $27 and showed them where the bonds wer: , buried in a woodshed in the rear of his home Was Father of Deportation Bill and Among Those to Whom Bombs Were Sent. By the Associated Pres GADSDEN, Ala., Muy 14.—Repré- sentative John L. Burnett of the Sev enth ANiabama years one of the leading members of the House and chairman of the Com- mittee on Immigration in the last qiistrict. tor severul _fiouse, died suddenly yesterday at his home here. burnett had seemed in excellent health during the day and was pre- paring to return to Washington for the convening of the extra session of Congress next Monday. . Last night he attended a loige meeting ana while there ¢complained of feeling badly Hie was tuken to his home by . Li’s Grandmother's Recipe to Bring Back Color and Luster to Hair. You ¢an turn gray, faded hair beau- tifully dark and lustrous almost over night if you'll get a bottle of ‘‘Wy- ‘| eth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound”’ at | Millions of bottles of | any drug store, this old famous Sage Tea Recipe, im: proved by the addition of other in- gredients, are soll annually, savs a well-known druggist here, because it darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that no one can tell it has been applied. Those whose hair is turning grav or becoming faded have a surprise await- jing them, because after one or two applications the gray hair vanishes your locks become luxuriantly dark ang beautiful. This is the age of haired, unattractive wanted so get Wreth’s Sage and Sulphur Compoun: tonight and you'll be delighted with vouth. Gray- folks aren’t around, busy with your dark, handsome hair and your ‘youthful days. appearance within a few ADY. ner : . fay . an Pays “* it bites ’ } . Lest ow Fervent ere deve j pti ee ‘if Beau “ ; ‘ : : ; ; , ‘ rd ! ha after reaching his residence Burnett was one of the older me: | bers of the House, having been elect- . : . . > . ifty-sixth Congress ans peace sept = } +) , er we r = ry C6 dat of recently re-elected to each succeeding Co gress WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1919. tion to officiat= t resentative HBurrett was ill a conael » whom were mailed. was born Bluff, Ala., in 1854. He is ry iv ¢ ‘ } 1 tii (if ‘ i ne sort We Cive fhagle Stamps v4 fp U SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES "Way Below Cost Poiret twill, Wool poplin tine. kach embodies 1 acter of tailoring ana or faneyv peau de evene A Large Selection of Our Most ikxclusive Linck niuial nmioctets both failored and (1ress\ vabardine, serge, taffeta and hnesse and IS handsomely lined with plain \We (rive % ' lagle sStanips > ri i) he Hhest ehal in deta. Or satib Just Just For Choice 3 Suits, formerly $60.00 5 Suits, formerly Just 15 Suits, formerly Just 10 Suits, formerly Just 26 Suits, formerly Just 29 Suits, formerly 55.00 45.00 40.00 35.00 29.75 Provides keen blades and the means of stropping them quickly AutoStrop Razor — sharpens itself | UTOSTROP Razor Blades are made of the hardest and tough- est steel produced for razor blade use. They provide the sharpest, finest kind of cutting edge. It is scientifically known, how- ever, that all razor blades begin to dull after use—that to put a sharp edge back on the blade, stropping 1s absolutelyessential. For this reason the AutoStrop Razor is built with a patented, self-contained blade stropping feature. This simple, convenient strop- ping arrangement gives you the means of stropping a blade without even removing it from the razor. You simply slip the strop through the razor head and pass the razor back and forth along the strop. The strop itself is made of selected hide, specially treated. It keeps the blade edge in prime condition. A pressure of your thumb ad- justs the blade for close, medium or light shaving. In fact, the whole AutoStrop Razor is so sim- ply, so efficiently built that you will find it the most convenient razor you have ever used. It is the only safety razor that Sharpens itself, shaves and Cleans without removing the biade. AUTOSTROP SAFETY RAZOR Co. New York Toronto London Paris -_ =. : ie of ~~ ~~! The furnished-room hunters are with us always—and they ead the Post-Dispatch Ads. > L a oe eaeeiek eee eee ree eK ee EF . rarer ar ab st se ce Je Ieee ee IC ILILIL LILI LLL LLL ae ea ek CR de ded : c<eke ke ee kik ee ee ee FH, “ _— SPREE EERE EERE KK RK ee “ ~_ ORI tate ti APO EEOC SA LEG DLA HPI eI OR ge PEP oe el ME ee eo A sei a ae a eee oe ee ee

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18 7. LOUIS PoST-0 ISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1919. | — ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — as =aeer a eageuane ee ease vention ni = ‘ in ne © Coiversity of “tin is, Urbana. 4 Bishop Greer Operated On. HE R W EDDING TAKES = fe enanamnndii cs Aiay pgp gern et ait | wae iehekeet manatee —— " SAWANS os “YORK, Way 14. sishop n E ACE THIS \FTERNOG N " - Bik et ace ee rth an | ri , FFECT : David H. Greer underwent an op- e- , * E eration for intestinal trouble in St, = rail, iC { ren ¥ Luke's Hospital Monday morning. 10) Ne MARRIED} TODAY = gag The Bishop's son, Lawrence, said the geet st improve Rapidly on Vinol Vew spaper Means 0 After pr io Aeawoia ‘ “OF LENZ The Amer perm itth —_—_- - -— DRUGEISTS Will Wed E. Carleton Blood- Me 4) The reason we so strongly recommend Vinol for @o0sccgeaCg09 wrate than ‘ ena of er nhabitants if every thin lee foreseen est value to strength NS means to rel In the ht eation of ti rity of th Cuca Does Not Benefit You son of 56146 Vernon avenue; to Kd ae Lae ee SRE ward Carleton Bloodworth, the cere ess ie ee F eee i toe ia aie ciaekhined at 5:30 Je. These Two Mothers Have Proved This. If you are suffering the tortures of clock. with the Rev. Dr. E ‘ombie ay a " Bainbridge, N.Y. Williamson, W. Va. apne gs tg lame res nN ne Srmiith officiating Miss Kvadne Al ee Se ae “My little daughter, 13 years old. | “My little boy was weak. puny, aimiinr roubies, we o vour «druggis ' : tall ai . oe ioday ie « bottle of Freseription C ee er na ae 3 ES overworked and was run-down, tired | and tired all the time, did not want a _ et ~ toon of ” } Pills honor and Miss Annie Laurie Blood z se 7 . ee ail the time. nervous. had headac hes, to do anything. Vinol was it oF " ‘a Wo of 7 a ville ™ wee ) oe worth, Kistler of the bet hlegroom, aha 2 : ae P: es ef : couldn't eat and had to stay out of | mer ded and it huilt up his str engtn ' ot WA worth in Maple Avenue M. E. oa ae Ca anaiat Oil is wig ht “ee frail, sickly children is because it is a non-secret F Semanal , Ci) « : , . | “ GUARANTEE | eee ee) remedy which contains Beef and Cod Liver Pep- jon. The ¥ PRESCRIPTION F 2773 HE Maple Avenue Methodist | tones, Iron and Manganese Peptonates ay Gly 8 vt ween b= " Spiscopal Church will be the i ee Gu : And. yet T ee gain Gtthe mar- gee rophosphates — but no oil . gy rtd € praie : Wliggermetictes lage of Mies Evelyn Jackson, di gh- , Pee bs Se: al es > > , . 1D. 1S S iclOUS 3 sted qaut Wil Refund Your Money if It ae Bay nied in § ry K- Ns ae tee “3 is needed to build them “7 5 nined for u taste, and children love it. jes, Our el ‘ Sie: A) ie > 39 ejon were i? tude that in in poss itl ap pe | Ptiloodworth. will Sepve as bes ey es ian atte CAPPER & CAPPER you will see. —you will be surprised at the splendid Th cos c.\ dns. ce the|cutlining @ olnesification of salaries |}.20-50 8 Wabash Av. Chicago, Ill. quality and at this lowest of prices. —it is a bargain 2: material and lace. Her veil of tulle! the engineering profession closed La wml that you just cannot pass by will be caught to the hack of he — coiffure with orange blossoms, and $2.00 MONTHLY. her bouquet will be of white roses A small reception wiil follow the Uric Acid TrouwbJe ceremony at the home of the bride's —ADY, parents for the close relatis ft ane , =m pridel party. after which ) , — worth and his bride will dep. for | — , : , honeyimoon trip and later will be at = ° . . . —— home temporari) with the pride s ! : pb a | a , y ~ parents. | e Satis- : : Mr. Bloodworth is the son of Mr : 4 Pr, G O O DS | FURNISHED >! P the , -* : Anal \irs Af se blioodworth Ot ! lt al ttended Wash- or Oi ee ! factory fuel! |B iiss fuck Be — —— eg_dll ; MARKED COMPLETE inns University und has recentty 4 Satisfactory from every receiyed his i! lice hi: irre fron ] the Ba" \ , ~ ; — after 20 imonths’ continuous service / - = = > . = = > . - . oR — tee ee ee a ee ew eee ee ROBERT &,. Beth Phones standpoint—because you get MORE HEAT in a ton—no in foreign waters ) smoke, no soot, no dust, no odor Miss Marian Sturdevant of TBelt —-because it burns to almost avenue, who attends college at Con no ash whatever. Decide nell. lo . has come hone to be pres right NOW that for next Win- ent at the wedding ter’s use you will have Aaa et et ed COKE] | Secia!_ items, Dr. and Mrs. A. k. bostwick have Etkhorn-Laclede $7.75 |B tere tie Westmoretand Hotet, Mes liostwick going cast to their countrys *; . , 4 . . ~~ ; a ‘ a 4 Ms , - ‘4 he \, i? wa 4 ° A , ' a . ‘ > =r > ‘ . | « oe 7 er ; Z A. ry stir” " 4 “wy wor! . ? J ; St, Louis By-Product eon astnerere, ORR. where Dr \ ! LIEU hee RE oN NE. 1) : . 5 ’ \- . — . ai — pty 4 * yy | ’ , wy) ; a | . . hostwick and AMlr mene A\lrs, kelmore _ “ 4 , oo = = - = —? = i we aS ‘tw yy” ‘ at: et ky ' = == =—. --> , " ‘te . Ass : . 772 i" «" ; 5 “a hal ee f S SF ee) i i =. Yy { . a ~ —_—— a a 2 & . lw . asecuscon ee ) | “ ei . lias ‘ . " - on a i * — — ; ; ;. \ | ‘ ; w \, ’ . . | bs En € ? Roxstwick and son, will join her late! Per ton in full loads. us a ss | in the season. —~ 3 ? 2) aS Lk nT A ee bs | Order from your dealer Mrs. Sevier Rains Tupper who has ; High’ Sign Vi er || Ae AB, SN ant | | : Chichi been the guest of her mother, Alrs y 7 y F ' Se eee f ie mt: . " : 4 ~ ES CHICAG Buy NOW; prices will advance L. D. Cabanne of 4915 Argyle place iy - Vp. 10 BES | \\ om iw a A “i rs ae fs | = disting . ‘ during her husband, Capt. Tupper's ; . ' H be, SS si Me it ’ ; fe locatio M. W. WARREN COKE Co. absence overseas, will de part tomo! ? y. ‘ ; (, te ; 5 3 ee! = j ; , " , ; Fi | atlentio Distributors row with her little daughter Win ‘ | me)! a ! : . i te ghia Bee » i fred Dutilh Tupper to spend the sul 5 roer in Eerie, Pa., with relatives. Capt vaanaien 7 ra or ie ey oO »>retu bv tall Among the St. Louisans who at Tis of ANGO tended the races ; souls itic leas week and have just returned are Mr ¥ | es ee : R% ul Li : ' are ul and Mrs. Andrew Johns. n, Mr. and 2 ie 2 a ,* Wo he as toves Alrs. Richard Ihennard, Mra. (‘harles Wipe Sos wv Parsons Pestus, ir. and Mrs. Harry | Attention, brother, attention! Our ex-military friend. who f 4° 4N —made of heavy bevel . steel plates, substen-iwly o . Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnstone, . ee ; Opticians Mrs. George Wendling, Mr: and Mrs has just joined the Order of Orlando, gives you the sign of merit Refrigerator » | | braced. and _ strengthened. Julius S. Walsh, and a large party of sini . —this is one of the most perfect —asbestos-lined oven that ne ated prominent men who went down on « he salutes Orlando-——the superior smoke. and meet esamensael Gane Gentlemen Ss neha ta Rane Ceiasses we private car : a on the market. —has every con- W, plates—two burners—one have always used a little He salutes—like millions of brother smokers—the rich venience, lined in galvanized steel, ardrobes of the greats 6 more care than seems neces Miss Katherine Brashear of 5734 ; —the outside case has round cor- made in the cak fiiish. hiahly on the market — special . / Vernon avenue has as her guest, Miss mellow bouquet of Orlando Cigars. ners and edges and 1s beautifully polished. —it has large drawers and price. Bary. This extra eare 48 Margaret Scott of Houston, Tex., who finished. —special] price gee ween —exnt by —_ | , , s urrived for a severa eeks visit oe “11° , t needs of men who wis your safeguard in buying pee Seurven Tet & meveral weeks visi He salutes—like millions of brother economiusts—the remark- 58 15 to keep a etething wets cane 31 00 Ss reach. e chifforohbe i« amply large and “will held five suits. glasses. a os a Pode Long- | able mildness of Orlando Cigars. Lelloy routes ur was lostess this $3 00 MONTHLY it ernoon at an informa ea to mee . OD $ ~~ cocegge-semdingdl phe al | The Order of Orlando is the Brotherhood of Equality. No ere 18: 25 We show the full line of Kdward Sarsfield Murphy, a bride of April 30, who was Miss Ag : : ware ; : ~ | “Kes d uick Meal ; Ec Ker’ SS nex Dake Stewart of Kansas Cit man 1s your superior—but when you get your first Orlando and ea be $2.00 CASH— eS ae ae = en co Lee residing inhale your first puff—well, you just naturally want to salute » - Refrigerator. Sold. ae ee: ee Cae Two Ee! temporarily at the Washington Ho nll Stores N. Grand tel Those who s pred this afte the superior quality of Orlando. naan were Mrs Joseph \] Dales Mre. John Metllale Dean, Miss Maria) rituyrs boat Club will enter ' SS Mule tain with a formal dinner dance this evening ik honor of the members 7 } : who enlisted in the service On Sat . Infants ve ‘Rawhide urdayv, May 24, there will be a May | Fe ¥ festival give he club, commence é' ORLICK’S THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK oo ee 7 he Sign of a Good. Cigar | Rich milk, malted grain,in powdertorm. ..),, wii}; a brides poviv or I : : 7 oo For infants. invalidsaad growing children. tone Bes iigpeteroga a eee Lae sn ad a ST ad Tate a 7 M A Pure nutrition, upbuilding the whole body. on wba, “rm 2 Ce aioe 1s. + ili came a e- ] - Gi> x. ISIE Invigorates nursing mothersandtheaged. iia ite ee emiana When 3 you are initiated into Orlando Cigar, you experience ee AG y i € bee rems Scasenadble Women's International Peace Confer- = enable us to use a fit 1c gr ade of tobacco without shades, At sheps ence Acts at Zurich, waste—the secret of high quality at low prices. . OR everywhere. rt the Agssoctated Presa | ZURICH, May 13 The women's P ° . ; ; a eae a cere Orlando is sold only in United Cigar Stores—“ Thankyou!” nent peace unanimously « waaggol " resolution toda’ condemning termes of peace and decided to te : Kkraph the text of the resolution t R be ORES the peace conference in Paris SiLt Ni tT —— * adi at = i SOC ~2g a 1 | This action was taken after an | ‘ e - 4 mat soe Vay » ' ip > ‘iV ‘ og 4 ~~ SILK GLOVES Bee tht merece oc ue " OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. - fat a i . si we s . SGT Olie + a ; 7 1’ Vie > a

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: a Saae 3.{0- Jf. Lol iS POST- “DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1919 ST LOWS POST-DISPATCH | 19 ~— 2. NS AT COBLENZ FEAR | [er : —— | seals : PHOTO PLAY THEATERS PHOTO PLAY THEATERS LOST AND FOUND STOVE REPAIRS “ al OF REJECTING TREATY re REPAURS for ‘any oud mew. Ai : x G. BRAUER SUPP Y CO. - ¢ ' 4 4 t*} a I , TTTTT : Fy " " ete P " ~ nobre’ irand « ‘srk cut ‘ down “4 tow kee} , rai at ; 5 “ity ta re’ wa! el £14 }* ® 1? °- a? y YAUAUAYAV AUN Means of Re bullding AG wt After Being Strippet. tow PRADS— Lost. pearl beads al WALL PAPER CLEANING. ETC By the hanoclnted lresas COBLENZ, Nionday, May 12 The America military authorities are permitting uw COTLAIN umount of ssmment «i ine peace tegms by the newspapers il ihe aren of occupa | ion. The Volks Zeitung of Coblenz after dwelling upon the severity of D BIG WEEK ' ‘ the ternmi- SHOWS START (lc he United States Railroad Administration 2S Fe the. tern: should A ” underest \) By HAROLD Bit waicur |); PLEASE COME EARLY | yated dur course niust be dete) ined for u 1)’ ‘ proper “author! Hes. Our situation ix’ no more des Removes all Restrictions gerate than was that of Carthage a: he end of the second Punic war. The Del abitanis o "gat Te 45 ere strippe. clma — San e fre ond og 7 ve ’ | and : ; DOULTBLE xine yPeverything rus could NE : - ' Hamilton PROGRAM anu tenia me foreseen would be of the slight- year ago, under the pressure of war necessities, the public was | erg ee a te requested to refrain from all unnecéssary travel, and under the stress Today of war conditions, the public was necessarily subjected to a great deal of FLORENCE REED PARYEST TRUEX and ee Te cane te tat 6 one) ast et LOtISi HUFF NV ith vie tw ieertie lem Th rorst, I ' Dien winey IAtzW. means to rebulle if Dowel rating lire wn ‘ in the first days after the publ inconvenience whén it did have to travel. om ‘ ” : hy ie IN) eee ssermans in this Now the war necessity is passed and it is the settled policy of the Rail- “TO DAY’”’ gion were in: lined to take the atti - Stee wit, hear wite | PARR Rais eredar mateing. on it Ere ! Railroad Administration to aid in such planning and to make your ARWIC ina and Selvin Kehinidt. daumhter of air. | teaey te Mrs We E. Ritchtonl ond, ae, inicaunt Te per line on Seam OLYMPI Halilar—tor Southampton travel arrangements convenient and satisfying. Romy cece Loo, Harty, Garrett | “Ray and Chin: | Breen Bes meptee 302 pre ene Pe conn be os 0 AMMERSTE! ichenidt.. ahd our piskssieae O06: Te, aes Seen Fowm an Sn aa ee The staff of the United States Railroad Administration will be glad to Jon with. Levee luneral from familly wosidence, D422) PAY BNVELOPE Losi, May 12. 1019, co Siok BMatne tered on 98 my » ta % id Peer pare ‘leane return to F ngerman, Hs Che CENTRAL LAW i HIATT. SO Chestnut: NEW YORK—LIVERPOOL res gi ; furnish illustrated booklets and provide necessary information as to fares, CHARLIE hey ‘ t sS *e? “wt "4 (emeterys Be : eware fay ee al matte ‘llections. experienced at- » > rs. ; Be » a A nd L | — sigh . if i j jal ' | ' st Tena 7) r ant agate re} eun! torre + an e fren som ¥' The r wt Zin damaces and pension em: caret Maltic ....May iS \lapiand ..June 7 Celt , May 24 Adriati a 14 : . . ; : , ane @ te BAIN. = W. Pom act train service, etc. Such information may be obtained from the local Ticket ae wienvensnens” : Bal oo Sarge nee oe. o Cee. 58ch & Sasuss Oe Agent or the nearest Consolidated Ticket Office, or by addressing the t:vening Performances begin at 7. MK ¢ J Ov. Wea cmday. lay var - orest o a eee * ceaitnt uly attend d to: advice free. Ps > v ized ‘ ‘en belove ‘(aUwhter of ‘> rm ‘ roone re Aa. pot TF ine, ri , 4 ’ * P hak penne poe DANCING ey Official Travel Information Bureau at 143 Liberty Street, New York; or -- + i lnhovie’ teen eee . RESORTS. nd Anna Simi nee Koclastak). | 52 ee gee Semeeeuas a EO —— —— 646 Transportation Building, Chicago; or 692 Healy Building, Atlanta, FST END LYRI mikovie, ‘i RP EN _ ore. __ eee ee | DO I dance the latest, stepe? I'll say J do! DELMAR AT-EUCLID nue. te Hele Trinity hu iy reward for reius. Bex Ot, P 5 ive Academy. 21«t ate 8 oo Ft ~. "+ —— ‘ meee , 3 ee . ‘ ' \. , o — wuare rT ethvst ; 1) 7) sts Tie 7 rRauait' Peaatia meh mT eeeeeety — Every. official and employee of the United States Railroad Admiunis- Special Double Feature Program. A—-Entered Jute rest on Wednes. iim] Morganford. on Arsensi: reward. 3121 ie cretinta ‘anv my pitt . Do tration isa public servant. Call on them freely : Lila Lee & Monte Blue kobel (nee } ed wit of Ss: POCR Eee, ae Monday. , contauias | actcaae ar aa ee oe Tee ; , IN “RUSTLING A BRIDE.” eae ga ‘olen. dear demhten "3 | Semen |e eenaranen Tore Dey PRT Se =. ' , ’ er aleter owt ' ental d teal) . um pete if tr netructors «ff e Muy aatich | MAT ‘ pen ' | Pho K ETHROK—Lost, blac! > Ort para , “ty ati neg b =sEee° check and little @lee of val e' ve o e a i kly and MT reet ly, ** pidedi vy eT eT . ert iT) ss «t ” exvce i) 5 er at = trpeerriing arty P eeee : . _ ur Is '* af in “WHEN MY SHIP COMES IN. ait af 2s am, Sues tee hha mand Wea teliememnde evenina ' Arcadia. 3517-2 ° HH] “ne? | Ia - , ; = a bout wae finder i o if : live Phone “L. in tell fr i ; asl : Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew Bcc tie 1 Rindscone cern “naiiats | fawarded. Dy leaving. same at office of BERNHARDT'S School uf Dancing : : ' : ) larnard Stationet ‘ ast : y. dance Tue ‘rt TNA IM NAAN TN a MOTION PICTURES OF FRIDAY'S HERO PARADE ‘ . . o) « A ! ’ ‘ ’ ’ f,eurge 4 : ; and PF iltte Director Genera! of Railroads in “HAROLD THE LAST OF THE we jeorge ‘5 coolest in city. dance Tues. Pri, and Sune ‘ ! ta > ‘ " " " , e rere our eee | ‘ et ; ening. j er I. iis Ca ~ im and mo on et oe ee § " os e; rews Pil around, 40)0A Delmar, © ‘‘jcardis Ga latest screen supvlement show Washington D te ing Viola Dana, shirley Mason, pt ne BT a tae) ao Sonal wife ° “t . ‘ tr! , | :7 revel ‘ ' tert "Toa We “" : 4 : ; : “enete Hayuahawa. Bessie Barri~ er bet trad aten wiher of u . . >. 2on q ae : , (i- Fivervw Sunday afternoon and ae sale and Frank Keenan at work. Cjileeal nna en se po! Tr ate vile - evening except Mondays: lessons evera " . ; : | iv ‘ inee ; a > «pat " i hie ~ it eedaakie "T's ‘lm r ’ } rida Vv eventr ’ ni ity ark ETT TEE LTT TT ee Stimpfr, and our mather-h : | SRST EI RI TRTEI EE Latest Weekly and Travelogue. . rf Ou! othe: Ww, grat tre coturn , fora tel et eentienion 4 ladies “fe; neo extra cha PICTURES OF IS8TH PAK ADE, : Bud’ Breat-grasemernes Won . OF ee ee ineral will take nlace Zz : | REWARD Tahar coos Soa eae nn fe S ries ae * Maas es a aa 2 Vecie Tee ait ‘Hospital, 40 “a Wash 1s of heavy tbwevel] B to Aolf, tennis, theatres, shops— ; : My ) - atalie eh the , a aa o oof ated rewanre w 474 Ni > hyes ree ‘plates, substen-mly | & Forthose who demand sach serv- ) ‘ | | 2. : t BY ’ , Senta SFE . strengthened. ice asoffered by America’s finest . i Maat Visit ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK (Estes), | gnaiecacree” ace — ow ert s ae = VEGA TONIC TABLEFS tay 140 11. Sarah dane Bacon, at the a TO LICKSME Found. D019. feos | TONES (0 Tile uum a and bestos-lined oven that epartment hotel—The Sisson. \ | ted by heavy flame The dinind room is at the water's edde. | ) 1: #1 the most beautiful of all National Parks, and two burners—one Harry 04 Sisson, President market — special at 53rd Street, Chicaao wl test fuel John S. Fee, Manaker ) Rig I ’ TRY Y 4 a ' a3 " aap | ye vor | | x meee on ae metas CoA) Bate 2 || DPNVER’S BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN PARKS — Send for Booklet oO > ia > “Ae oh e = 2 OS mhe , ” “is * = = =F Devicen and Vroducts fer the ; 3A Ys 2. sy ‘ J a —— liome, Office and Factory. Music Afternoun and Evening | YN . | oe BA = : certs RAILROADS Auspices St. Louis Community | Kitchens Asseciation sstions Pe, 556 17th St. M i, Rosedale and erman aveuu , harm. ip ere ith owe moto COLISEUM | (Sauk ita) ieee cae - ate | Week May 12th : AMUSEMENTS a nk aa se ok Mabe ; cL OST ail OUND Mm. te 80 PP. Me s imal % rt 84c¢ WEEKLY ns, Ree DING WA , ' AM TWiCke gor te i peempde 2 «ollege eaetin , sola uaate 7: , a Maes arts as low as $7.75 rAX, 23 7 , ‘ - ne K A NOR Tt A tn RNash- r oolery. HY Hen ¥ id oer ¢ tee . be re B 0 0 \ A K BU LESQUE § r ‘ : ’ . rm : i . . | att. . . . Ld LA the Eminent Peaniet.. MATS... 18-50c: EVES. Se to 81.00 —-NOW OPEN- on? Six Other Good Acts. + — : slaved ‘ : ' WITH PRANK FINNEY etefge AE yas oe Ralp A ae. . , . . Ja ' . pages World's tatest News tn Pictures The People’s Playgrounds . ‘ ’ areal Mack oils BS 2. .1 ol) ; ; . ; STANDARD ret iti. sary eran ’ ' ' wad marty Veaudey ilie—Rand Concerts—Dancing— bamily Ogee nee et RT pumabie Gomes hel, ie @ om! —s — fonmities , , 13 qnd 8:13 a lost =D : The Broadway Bcliles Theater Daity at ONEY str RESONT EN PE LOU Codi ecured tnpous, : ORM 1Oyiseecu ~~ ¥ " Vichet Office at Kieselhorst’s. patch Wa NTS. SEV Geb RENO bP MOLICS.” t > 7Oblse Mt. Pree Gate till 6 VY. M. setts OLE OL GS SN IN A TT LT tae te ae ttt st at oe Seate Every Performance—S0c Fé.

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Siete” Erato : Ea ee. - Crk hy eae . ae i er on P __SITUATIONS- ___ ST.LOUIS dla “ae a MEN — —— — ; THE Cook NS—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP. : s Sit Ls le "7 ES ») a | ; aw ’ ex . AA — : I - JD Boy S . ay for sun pe eenend' a — a _— ELP WANT OL GH . , COOK ——x~ mer, Call iting t . ED- -ME WE DN ; A d N T Ik OR You | In hotel. @ er colore 1 Renton 413W. R° n AK FE; R. Se N, BOYS — ESI ) A 7 kK V kK \ IN 5 uu 7 eal’ ail Lind “i wWwothar ds A second |} : — — J (; sow | PLE ell 2622W: or for a KER and. 4 —-- ™ —— : ee a | Sit Ww: COOK | Nex _ 446 Nort ——— he , oF Ask to Work poultry farm: ‘ ha ay ehildr or —s.. ews’. 1} 7 . sik Taney amt nheurt oth Mark. . | a — he \' » 14, 1919 V ay, wi en, ‘ war MI The ith, . ————_——— : te 4 WwW for You. || GIRT—sir ing workers, 4056. Pull- | ae Firet-ciaes cs pe | V a ae ne Sei ; | Sit. ; arm or | night work. Seim. 462 cai en (OS = om - ll = OU REF | Gay. Cail pecored:; laund | BAF k. BSeim. 4629 bread and — - - f 4 4 SE The , | GIRL sit SERN on4TW work; out by ae ~First-class — Kaston. Fouls; 7 —— - i] ls em. i col - ‘ , Se st Tia e 7 47 — Ae ° m + lore. ou small A, iiiciiaee | =, i a a _) | 2 Thes 5 ' GIRI e “S41 il; cleaning by 1 er ary fine te ° acaeit partaer, te - ELP WA NTED —— — OUS * es : | thy I fighters are re l| we Sendod. Bone the day. | BAND Poat-Dinpatch icon wan. Bon H ! . MOLDEI —MEN. ‘BOYS — T-NISP ey , | . ie ' Den viste Sunday. Homer day work | SA totam, Do AS WU SO FeES _ CH : 7TT o r . --- Ww x € ) Ben = j im the Plae iobilization Bure re i , meee a ; Neat mont 1 SAR. “ or week; right me: an a ee Aut mobil stble “As we have. e no information b I mean # acting and a} ueezer. St. ~| “EMPLOYM ENT AG Sa Be Bi : : i ie, acement au for |}; ! a! houses souther ; if men, ody mak *® body answe ure ; Co., 7800 N Lou! EN == % , ; aa ors ¢ of S | Pith ‘ ,ork or n colored Chout R. 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Steady , MA KERS oS . bill - _Kox F 4. state ave some k fo asele iis NERS AN Feiner, oy Capen tikKLPeRS stant Rerg. RE xperience and Olive ot rile SC H ¥ Bx 1k NSTAPER | MAN. > PORT ’ wee Se a ante : by dav. ‘ pp \ to B ATT RY.) iest waces CARD! ‘ » a Rae a. je at eX perie: SRPOCrie nce bIME EPER lu; Hiorton p ‘ ANHIER. as Geaakune = erocet : ' AP E R' STOR a ' \ ° - or ° a , Wor , : . . : a a a ~ > F vf i eta writ, Peportunit, ; sce ori j io, posit ae . tr An ees Sedeuma he \ ' , a \ fa ’ . an 4 , | xr MAN. « Bt SH. 2 A-JOR HELIS WOMAN War peferences.” 183) Geerien CHANDELIER 4HY-REYNOLDS Sa Wagearas wereie nal write, “stating | or goed. stones high i ie ce ee eo ee C)| shen Fi AD tbe auick ant Gun andl” s E , hasta heresy . I ttn Nmas ar reese | wie ant OG ome ( stat ‘ sD. ore row pected. ete. Roy Ele. ; Meads : wae One eo) enuaanadt Tui x. thealres | ete eference wl aceurat cLS.T Vine! Ti te hon : : : § o- " melo a . aatat — ir : if wil} ist biga : er . - ‘ . tas ‘ y ‘ rl de " . rity rif : PORTER s, ; SaCee nny, o* mn = rere i: : We Unesda. es . ! Oning and " aagvee At J OTPRPER I ~+ A. , il } VELA I iis ' LootNS. bret ! 1040 pe ree Nee HIRI " and Cle a | 4 Ba lomont tec” porter ine, TI bY respe — ures and | tical al OHM res veep VN SPEC" L.Carer neace ; ood prod: si T Ox P-4 jersence- and & Phat tive ference Pre linva Mats has . : ani ' Sains rif NI -- or dis mnw lursda cteble el nd h ust ° ‘ ’ ' cr] ter a brig proaiucts | rt KE Post-D ala! heorne ; hees . bel or wet uy RTA We 5 John ‘all he ms oW ‘ ind Frida: colored 7 oO. a4 age. madinons Leman lade be rood . nan Th . Piet Din oe at ‘ ra young m ght, energ s house des} 20 ‘UINTER Mu - Manat. ' i COOK bl required — RI AN] ? general $i% bos , os i oY . “1 So Ht, it Ee >) Va Call y t.. aa _ he Pe erences mt ite of tm it f rAN] ’ AS nae - . efore 17 ' ty Pos -. : s08 J ‘ * ‘ah? rica) th Mt ! rent here ther . des *- ; K At =f. rey :, etter ' present 4 anid whet] eruence once oa lod — Ww ve ri ° a reat tj ’ \l , i ence 1; Rood Mit, ey 1 naiteeninn | ti, oo! re is ires en: ahaa ee And hel 1A isneat rt o it emp! hether in ey ae oe } need ¥ a WY Market S , * 7 Hox penn man, ap 7 pine, Rox | igure: hance f a tate er ene na iper SITORs Broady H. J mployed r or 1 : : X li hite: ww: ANP st & ir i. '* an ex " geal : itis “OY >. : S Aas f' rch * ’ ; —_— . i? . . eX per : , iIMn' " sr Son . ‘ Ay nor | }? . (tnHok ] Fore yl, ares ~ I aM i A o ; SMAN D. Fost-Disnatch ; Na Pest-Dee ew at-Dtanseoe eet bY a tors and na MEAT inz «o idress by | 7 HOLSTE ed And “soo Te Ste EM OLDER vA Y ealli Mit iepa toh ; ‘ Dis f mn fexiae 4 : , a'r? «¢ * 1444-1 \Thorouel a 4 "Pp cook. : firet-fle " 4 by Gan st L. > nts trede Wt on gre : / handle » *.es i - (‘¢ ; Ti ‘ rN taf . i] ' Mi ST he 7 They Hf Ad ‘ Ww ANT , * uy i J Al. hk. Box © tea: mhors oe ine w ie s 16 ft LA k Ike ]) 13 \ iad ANI ire ‘ : MiN . ~ #¥ ton aE og “ . ‘ ve oN pe, - ryer . . {}? ue y d ant . Marviand Od Wares afeth, child 1; 7 aan ‘ . - . ~ um " Jai »* . ’ if , - “ >t) nvie . | ay ‘?) ’ p ' j " - ies ™ ‘' e, \¢ YO = = ' - et! ’ ‘ ren ‘ om , “ : bf : aT ind a nneriones ed ‘a 7 . On eames a rate yy ve RE SPO we OE ie ld be hha : Hib ! ef | ftir . ca ) ' my f na | 1O - Ws) CC! goods } i? tn sterer a CoOHHS ( nodist Home th It HE MS STIT¢ ’ a = ; ; » \ ’ »' . 4 jaf J ai lfure ; . B Bend « . a j ’ men & lee? Tr: . , "or e _ ; " . I mm try et Tip wiesale @ onia pasition estore *. Salesme per line ted COT -— 7 . wt ets OFT ims or Pleas Waue hae fos best of ‘er and mig apetens a reas pay HE RS ‘ f i SllOW AR ateh iw he ine , 1} of ders Dp Trade Soh J f anvaseer er(rs co « t)}? " . aD " 1 a ‘ ~ as . port? M os ~ ee ae ae : — wpa lk g ' ' Oi ages ‘ er leas MMiaAd! ly wr . “ te “wa Wor! for right ' : ® by ; " : ‘ : th! - , ‘| ° t P . oe 4 eTyi oon 7? ‘leet ttl , «de? “ A-175 }» - é “J ing ae Clase worl ian 254 Weert: , i in ro = } Sie ne 1g ‘ I,A4 }? Ok parties; at , . wor he . el | re 7 -~ i 6 mint aneee Bee w PRICS ' buscha = © ene tm FO ayy, ind mon ,) mat Teen were Vetere orkruat . OOK 0 taut os “oe , #e 41s ry | if —bstent aor turned, wi A discharge y more inser ane on th 4 ‘red; Ral Ht preferred know the - : Bree, yey ete Ft Anniv onument work WAITE] erapatel SSeer ot 4. 1K Colored ores Wash GARME a, aah - 4 —_ *. Slies | . ertion ree ( aAiar’ : eq : ao ’ " " . oe , : . ; , i} , ; TT) ein! j , it rt e NT a. " . ; PTINCwIMAL toe Post. Preoeitior ME &. iUA TANT wT and comn Styprete ‘ A e ‘ , \4 ' od be. "a xX. taker Tate ei 1 parr en a ni ' Exe perience RON ; na fa) oe and care ¢ i on Ax +e ; , is } / Lad us 1 Se en =~ . + " ig Miss. oa ] ’ a! ’ at i; ‘ " i ik « ec Ue, - . ‘a ; on Sor 41] ; 7 * ° a” “ae ’ 4, re : r . : » tM) or lé " ’ oe ve . : saliemeeces Io a ny ie 1? — } . AD - — ae we N. BOYS ~ — UME OSITOR " . lel? . j oT ‘ ren 4s » 1 a p ~— T Pel ~~ Baki. (ea) WoubWwonii anton . noe ete; me Cook ye 70 ee! ~ ‘agenu ‘ , er Fl eeeis Paint SKGIR r (e ep PL ai mere Ji 1 traneecr LOATH: ales est 9 apivitys hie mod Wages 4) ti, Ger th ; & *® to Mir ‘ ‘vi rt Uv ti* Wy ss refe foo lense | one a : ’ « COROCT NH. ae in that } 004 ‘ wWITOR ~ = . 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Abe] ‘ rat r. ’ AA " Sat ne me. night wate 4) MEMPHIS c),, CW PI . @s, Nil once ’ D i mack Lhokhe Rp . if e “ j . Ty . steg) inmiocading a fer) YOUNG \y & runs “par agred te ' } vv *rna)} ao ePx1neria ’ Pence | seet ger ve ¥ ba nm an ‘ eh Ss. TENN ob tty . Holl oe ' ‘ P m= Se Lv vat a “ar :; Sts MEP te Clark. “ un . e fi + TaInily enced + ' fiot' mee? ati =F” eral j ig Dost -1h im gt am by ANS NN -~- Midd 1Ollin ema = Gan .. tre r} jidel J Appl and ing ie N~— Ts on rat. nerd } whit Sale rmbt houne . { Fimtc! : . refe 7) . rode AN ' ' good Cc diaie le age! z*% m0 . ‘ gn . } ae ay Srmert utyiber fa: for 0, for - 1eferear Are conk wrierry . ad "a . yi - VA re l« “ut ‘ ut +) leren . r H ook ; fae, 7 \ . " . ‘ > nte a . . » 4 work . ;? ives a “ar A ‘ apartn ns ‘ y "} ey ritte : fi } Bam © .SITUATIONS get | thers positing KEEPER fire wioee, Ad, housekeeper Unera LEA icone ‘Apply Glues Bee ae | tine Y S00 neers factors. Apply between Tt and 0% samt eres ee, Tae retment” amet | USER ES Bor ey (0 ait wie a Operat: . neering aen . esterfie! ec} ' PEt aT ) ' rae” ‘ cept hs om me “* me , fell : - oe ae , t 78 ‘ ~ WOMEN. either vet bartme “ eral offi Sr 1 ate near cy Andrea Held, M = sO Sin ; ay ‘ ' rk Donabal ! re e ~ as) EM p and 4 pb nar Dilonal ad: = iT > $55 hs ' me nT be Pens cer : rWwk* " % n 4 mie KBP ER — GIRLS — at mh Fenty South ae wer onat ' BINDER " Ml | ' s |} \ " rit i a tal, ° bienids ? * POW ed re ’ : LOYMENT A if ’ man Rie oie ee . 4 as zood al tu pict “a “ages “ty i’ howe . oo. & cy _ of books ep: it 1 MeO? nny St. Lout | Buschar ‘RESS ad Mrs rH} Chest : os Enod pable. goot. c G an Hide. 2107 Franklin av. . ; US RG iMI it pouseworss imam | . ‘T" * ene » Cte ene c ae | . Hox f'.2 i”: ewtlat ; . art i .PLSS ee 6S , le}« 'Y , 7 - tn EN n - after yk ide r write bina , [- lanvefell 1 ' 1 aK K re time rienced fe | mete ANICS 3. P a'e COPPER ror . 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Hana pela 4 Saree erate oe 6 6 SLer CLOTHING (oO | ders and lining Makers, Re 4 100) av, mt tga Ppa oa OZ Olive ots vloz is 17 Cook : at 2 Pin ; é' AR red ri Washington A\ | SA] IS] ADIES om tore thir ugh! a ’ . . : ’ , . ~ ‘ ~ ' . : . ~ ey . or. ox pP.Py. at aoe te | PRESSERS Young Firls to SCHAPER STORE ) “ Keck Raker ——- ha en = ' ~ = C4 fCary) Pressing (1) boys ronip- Va WORK BE, = = -. t t4, "= s7 7 ie gold ; n) °° teeth WAGON Largs feneral NOUBE WUT: : : 7? . . ers. Paid We 1] VW hile lear nine. SALES Wwe MIEN boxe ren Cal. . —_—_--_—— ed - . oe , ; : e ; : 4A W. Pine } , ~ - = Cc ’ " j ’ 4 ‘ii 4 ‘ on ; «> : ree vi ¢ ie. oe ja? . ‘ . ‘ *s) T* se agitate - 7 = € | , > . Nite (if s | it’ its S tr FeN i " bol? ' Liat " - ' dare “ , . ° Meneral housework, $40, a USE : cirl enti ge PLY & WALKER D. Gt Sean s ty iar Sage tt Tiamonds “Mee jkoH.. siver, viatinum. (ST. LOUIS BASKET -: ~~ | p ” UV, House Dre aie De pt., 16th and Wash Croods “ lad te S40) a1 " eS] as a . ; , yk gis , for . ' its, ladie y 4 The Phone: , ook : false te , ne Olive 1248 Liles 1 O)., 2a and Arsenal] Isom? {> mitye ty, 3 / Ty tn yj P Locust Sts. 2 oa floor. , . ' leo : rnitu 1 URS + ; ~ ~ : ] ae CDbive . —_— sae bd les j as ou House Furnishines 7 | > KE —For sav ' — — MACHINERY Se) AMericag | , . . ; ’ ciel, Wtd wi cog Ts *. . a ee say 7 - —. : , JEWELRY WATCHES rt “ , (ey ou” ie rie Notions adi resses neta Poe ~— : 2 . - mM" lore, +i —=_ . t*y ’ ’ L?vie \! ROUT ’ : iif ' . : t > b. ite SE se . "| ~*~ | "nr ‘ le » >! : ‘ ’ . . . . : WANTED on : Hon Ing? : , hinge ' — ; a a _ snap” eames ee a8 Junie ey re | ‘ fey " ' , eres ns Furnishines =e rans i | ‘ ‘ \e ve > - : ; ’ : ‘ ‘ : i _ : he. , , ' , CON for fa: tory or . tg ’ , so MS THF mas , , TT? pee . sn” Oeee \ ‘ D 5 Ww A N r > D . . k, | ; mi ) ea : ers * *ags } ew. 4527 oe rs ‘. FOR. SALE (oF) worl | | and mu nderwear: big ‘pay t : Superintenden L > antral 043 . | | our “diamon gate ned toe ie aie lee. ‘TK, | hile learning Peake, 4 few lear or’ Yack » NUGENT & BRO. D..G. CO. SKS ture , , ' reas : . “re in a - (ery ; . yo “ —— . oe, = ‘ a " Seeded | —- ‘f) a ee ib enn a Sat Se nds (BUSINESS CHANCES] = cage 7 SHIRT OPERA TO RS AND WAND BUTTO N HOLE Discount “To tpor ine, min three o7 MAKERS—To work on fine cus-. AAAS fom shirts — piece work — best | _ BUSINESS CHANCES . ae | Sn ‘o.. BE . s-* , , : o “to 10h “Rr prices id, also Weekly bonus USINE HAN Benes, Sktamiien? Wi . d, opposite Metropolitan Bide elt ‘beautit ase : | wi aattes OF 10°. new factory and pleas- . : | : | , w IRON TANKS PLANTS AND TREES : 7 eal \ermere mONER —y hand. a starch ant CAPPE conditions. ale | , Mo ae | i id for wold. oid pewelry a = 3 a . =o . : , EED " Me Ed, By. : “Lumera; wala” ot wert ew eA ind on ae J ER & CAPPER, Me shone Au four in vour svare time writ: 80d ( C.F | gg gh 4. Coy FOR C E D TO v AC AT Vie pon -. 2025 is. , | — 29-35 sosth W abash Av.. | oP 1. #6 tench you how and nai _ National ca ; } arm ro » s ) enter { ' . werk: eats 1 particulars. , Howes . 12-4 rt ograph, | ! POULTRY AND BIRDS i ee ah oes Chicago. T]]. (CS) | your wor a ten Ee : t% @ , ex) ‘Bedroom — ser. | tand. 1! ee _s K, hey mh Play YT ti and house. — , or} ' Inaentr Vairview t« %, : 7s " ) ‘ ; + res (‘nll : ’ ’ ' Bog Johnstons fe) “pare Hepner ‘es (eo “ixel (aarn Beneral house ; : art me cordeun Riv ; ® for aJ\Encement. ’ wt io) ot a “ Kages tea and COffes . Tj a | siti : ~ : ‘oO lit) arn) f rn 7 p | te) MILLINERS (WASTED ble: apartine nt iwo in family: erry y mm. 442 West Ping od apar: cent. WANTED, A ; ° NERY Hol able ty Aeeiet With ; ood hore mre ; Ds, ING AND My l*hher Marry TION 5: in, keneral House w urk > “1 Wages references od ; ‘ nRoowvs - FIFTH % friends vreferre 4 reliable Other Keierna! hones werk. MBRC : PeTerethon ety S04 we ry MONOTY Pi: ATOR erat] SEENOGEAPHER—txpericnced. aver ~~ 9:| pominiicien ot 1° goles Sy" Shs E fig new. Montana Beaumee Go| geet PE eeconthend Pocyatlie {cabinetst © -newsand | (os ANE CONTRAC TING " ’ ‘ : . . , " : ot , . : P . , . . , ae \ ‘ee . | — , ¥ wh "AS ‘ re ‘ ‘ ' . - 9 : . - . : j e\ ’ ‘ OT Tors ties iaimels Natlone! ure ; — . ma WN ' : ; - , cit ; ' " ‘DI Cr , ' , ' Pottilinw nl ly beilng: ex *\ per). 7 ~? folky "Oo? | Chicago ’ _ Setate t fla Lone tiien ands reutt orake 7 SPE : "1 RR nd rug SEWING MACHINES | Pane. ' ap . an fe ec tttemely tight work ae | ae: | a : tate. 708. Ch xa | et a alban nt — x ee Musemann Mfg. Cu, osio i NECKWEAT ER S —~ Hur: cke mae toners . ? BUSINESS WANTED . a : “Ta — 2 L a NF Me MACHINE SHOP WORK _ « te My tourts rth @otewel : | zeae “ a | . e : — ; . , 7 4° , - OL ~~ - ; i P . é + u my no nt ) s : mM | | | | : 7 | ' : : : | ; a mont ‘ 8 Vaan CK iE : | oie eh | i Ss Wt sof ‘ 0 i" I ’ ) . ‘ 14.5 Paw, ~ r Nes ~o or 7 r | — | | ms - hea a. , : = . ; | ’ . , - ‘ | we be ’ i , ) PLT TI be 1: ‘ il ; m , ad p we Ae J matty i} a v) M4 | | ene tie aS emma tre Rae wt With; bookkeeping and 4 Neckw "7° Manufaect Wr ine Dept., ‘ hn fe» rd) : ; - 7 . : AT " 4 > Temporary: w¢ ate age and IONE OPERo 1 apti , > F- : WY hed ? Parni¢en househa ——- a * gl yg ogee ® ou os RAD OF MICE FTES Hox «)R4y. ost Dispateh, 16th and Loenst Sts.. oth floor. Sanitaria | PeA REI earl : ' pie > aan ; Tienes, all roun,! for packing fod) te + Ss Pa ._ 8 “y NER ¥. pen - ' a cet a ir riila, to k ar h ve a i : p am . me ae WANTED | repeirs. togers ‘Bhoe (o., 7oe9 a a ,y* > ‘ hee “rt 1” (> ‘ : he oe : ; cate ‘i OORS wea ae i on Beriant | HOU Re Work simall fan). , Tt? yor operators 1urn- tM rae J . , ' in rth Market : ts ty | | mar Ge, Lin i fell w look ver ing -Troom | —~ i | O MO B ] E S Otic ile itn 74a Kingsbury : let Exp i if rice | ‘ : le , - | a ’ * : i'- - " ~y x r = : ) o4 t> , N RI yy ’ . : , . } ’ . br? tinir t riod sete FOR SALE ‘A A i} ent : meee! OP? OPTS and Pre SECTS, also mirls to »*! : ee r! . ag . : , ‘ : ™ ’ ’ I] \ ‘His ‘ nore ~ aaa 7 . , J Wubi, io’ ier'aurant With a ‘ ‘ S10 rier . NI ‘ i \ é . ; br . - . - ca ,y Ly j PETS . 1 , ; 7 a ny | 2 l\ work ania ePxce] 7 ; ooh “~-roon ‘ oT . ' ouaee Sold agate fine ¢ ~ ‘ ’ % ' err ’ " ‘ ae ‘ rigyver ‘ , . . 4 of Waltres; , $j ' Week, Tors ’ learn : lig \ Sey? TARO, we ~ . ‘ tj 2 me On diskplia if ru Sil om, . Tris une Ji jie ——. ’ ‘ ° ’ ; | ) ~ ~ | i '\ ‘ ' ‘ } ‘ . ; 3 ’ T ileie Ppt ae 5p NPTInNR work « lent work) . - CON OS. | UC IS IBIS , " orks ‘Dp 1 Downtown Restaur: a ee ee ee exer counter men eee Killark Elec, Mie, Cu. soko ae ply ELY & WALKER D. G. CO, en Srile Wratete | Petia | : , Md goons . ale enam : : en: fcady for delivers Nb Be ip BM ceo PD tearn to operate power inac hine. Neckwear Manufacturing Deprt., wee eee VV SLIStE 4 | lie AN inte | : , y rine s : FOR HIRE New 101 Fo Suaranteed while learnis Rae , Sek, By | son ; ay : ! fohen. oe. Teh Loruet, wer. léth alicl Locust mts... OTE I hoor. ve prions: (i}) \aadl ’ Aan , I ~ r ‘ , ‘ , \ ’ ' hour Forest 212%, s ' +) ' , ' he 4 Dilltee > COR | : poe | pr yy orn oe Kets; Sten position ' Beinha: mer Clothing ‘Cn. ery Dee! abel and ij rs a bees pa : tI Mie Divet lie ary : Saturdas , _— ro — nage ; " . , > work always \ : ad vn ONY wrappme nae’ | 1 , . —s i on at. ) res of grocers itcher s) ; Byerinten, lent SM itver’ s ; . rs ‘) | , ' ' ly " : j \ I? \/ mN | { {) . ’ , ‘ = , 4 , 2] ; , 45 ¥, A NT Kj ) 3 \/ )] \ | | JK OI.20 NN Main — . . e440) ey ashington Av. & ae aS a J ‘ ‘ dl een. a - = 7 | Py eet ler of rar t?, te ilo cooking Alii!) some house. neg te , ‘ . ) . "eo : , . é; . | : : ont , “ be. ) | ) . RES : . ma Wages, Ooo W atertian, Phone ; ; . | ron ' manele (e8) ar Peking cand , Appls supert: Is a tter’s Yellow ; Jacket Co. . 612-2 a i GR lod) hence! for ivy pevwritin and - Work: ell Thursday et wren ‘es ; ' i . rs ' : ‘ CHV oom we ' Pantitol (he), ial Lab ’ ' , all - ny riwuet Lo ' rt IROOM ss ' a. - a: or aes —_——. ne . iy ’ ee. 7" is ; ‘ : ‘ ; 4 : | . | To ww ; . 1 ™ . Apply Mr. Lepp, s04 Republic Nt . ; cones : pd an. aes FB , . . oe :. ; : : ae I ces paid ane hy \ | Mil Gling ca) * tiewt Aout . soars ol, to trad ® ;,ureea for oa rei or ; —_— On ripened Py S 3 . : ‘ Ri « LOR snoop e ofr ©} tie! : “ ork (‘all ."* ‘ 1) arn ; ea lil : ‘ . . le : ° _ ’ ; mr ’ , . ta | li« Te venr Main be ; > M Devine, k ww | " , bor . . r furthee i Gini oO Write te TAWA ~ 77 hs wrt. ry. ar at oxy . ye ) a Yourke] A {; to) ta . ; ft ; « ray — ae. + ' \ " : . ’ ‘ ‘we . . ‘ ) ; | ‘4 (FIRILS , . . " , : ; ’ owe ; ' . ' . | atta paAIN S BARGAINS factors Vork Tobin- Hamilton — ; ; , ‘ rei " wen , . . , ‘ Y » fry » 102 1 oeyns ‘od ' Ur ’ a lade | ; - f . — GIRLS " C,iris } ’ clean sactory cine arn in whee factory. Cen- pica a S avoark prea le Working cond) Yinent Le Dart inner: : ' york. Whe) tile ork Bie aay 7th and lucas, (ope ' pe tions and pay are better than in (GIRLS . | most ollices. Appiv employment oF 3 , , oe Slig htly Worn ar hier . # . ; - ; ' . k “o.. : : 4 4el8. \ | ri : ' . C Ottice, 6400 Plymouth av. CH ) BCH. gi E R STORE ) = ‘ EE MOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE ( Jt Pt mn ' # ' Waehinetan ied lent leather £i0ve making on phines: ood wages at start: iovien: Inquire at office for er. | ‘AKenberzg Hat Co Icth and t« ie Sear bieeeing: ww ade: the 13 oF erertras Dvelog and Cleaning foal oo general packing. AKE-WENNEKER CAN. 608 Market St. (ec) one RERS We w ANT A LS TO Im) HAND EMERO See oe er : : | | | . — EXCELLENT SLY EXPE TY gee BO ty , id. Ts Nel for righa . v ar | , : BICYCLES AND MOTOR CYCLES CELLENT OPPORTUN , : \ . ’ ' , , , 7 2 'T eet tT eR, NATIONAL EMR, jail 7) WoMas ) ine work m0 ' rit = fe) / ' ' WANTED - ee . HEMSTITCHERS ) Se to nee us, Prince Co, | 4 Ma yhestaurant frutt | F ‘OR “SAL E—WTD | Y for right parties; steady | ‘“ in | ) n — A ROSE GARMENT CO. : : ap Fox pn ' | es . ’ , : — 7 fe gate — ‘we > « 7° 4 : ’ CLOTHING FOR SALE hington AY, (e) : yaa “a tie ——— A to | , ye Po a inches Mor —- a WANTED sm ON Ninth i-) ‘ee ners hovsew ea bts ia? - we | . 4b : ' . ' ‘> vanes. 47 MePhersn’® di ) ew learns WOMAN — Thoroughly exper " | P ’ White. th ference ™ no laundry, ) eneed, reneral HOUSE WOrk and lala wets. Grend 274i, ‘ ri 7, k; ne - EXP D RIF NC I 1) OPERATORS cooking; excellent salary paid: genera! housework: ‘ ; 17 — 1! ae. ett : ve ax , | mood home provided lay’ riglit ™ seneral hourework: R in w ' did ' ; mY i ‘" ('; ly ZTOSA ‘Vive : party . small Pamiily, ( all i genera! ngaeawork Operators Or Power Machines any 5161. > yf] Waterman. rs “Ty . , , . . es : wy ; ‘ . ~~ 5 al : ) “ing Tat lnor, fed) . Y EXPE MNCEL © RAT ay - , , oe ( A 1S . ~~ a ms oa HORSES AND VEHICLES de Whit, 'O #astet witn “houre- 4 Pivts! Dt \t oe hoor aparim tal “+ ; BA Me Pheran>, (e's) ' 4 Lun) . : ad ' V A N | E 2. , 4 ‘ ‘yt v¥ se renner | 4 Oise work ~ good ; 2 . + : "y : : ' a ; ‘ . ; « r : : 7 aie ' ed . al sone 4 TUT langfellow bi, | . ‘oe M1 NX. TENT . ‘ | ! ae +S ) ral S150] 7 Tyler 1s 7 ROADSTERS Krhera, nouseweork: ne : | | ’ | | + Siemieaaies ; , ' } OAT $9 Matos 1) it | | , os : . std age~ By mai. s S| = ) . ne | FOR SALE “Fr general housew ork: nee ihe» , ; . | bh ~~ , res nus As =n ae | al . . ok HN1IMA Olive _ re? ti. ier Keneral | oueework: ve wy Mitride werk. | roel Halliday, . Woisite ') speartme “a tebe v1 ahh , strinende . FOR SALE ] . " tar ¢ ' ’ 2 SPAY. GO23 Manle av 24 a : | ieee beatin a ; eR , ' , ' Ip White, wenerai jie usewerk: no : 1) 1 rs T Vary all famils partinent, Jd J floor. . ~ 15 4 8) 1] y ' Albany ) By 2 sere : dhe ila \ é\ he About 15. fay light housework ’ L\ 1 | CO) 1D) nome than high wages, 484 4 1D ) fp { ny ‘c) ds Aomd ¥. i iS ‘OMI i lonRs h (* i) ir TT | IR ) 201 WE sTulkaTas “OR. 4 ; Hi “18, R A .- ae WY}? IB, IN IRs : pod pli girl for general henee- De a1 Se 73 per gallon in '% Var? : ol ironing, ww tet y . oR 1s - : ‘ Railr « © “ Rettied : ra tantly: . 4 UGS | Wages, 410) Ted ud, pelieas ° q VANDERVOORT rm VW nite. for ~ Se | p 3 ARNES + udulte fwd wares Apps ,” "ign % @% 7” T NS ‘ERMANENT POSTTIO White for Reneral housework: PEI MA re, NT) c'OONM BOO] Wages, 505% Waterman, fot) KRALARTIES \ ' house wer K; oyyth o : M LSS [1 INS ’ revs re u tr 402 Dine : a“ ; an a” é . ' , ike Ail UOT +. ath : eet . ons , wtunits — Pa rne . rus ms Lenced girl tee HSA b ick men fo et ane ‘eoxas | selene room TGs Syndicat “Shu famiis: good en . ta Appl ™ T shel ; : Sellialon. crese ’ on : o tank ia. ;

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iy CD ag 14 . Re * awe 22 TOURING CAR . OF ] H G CAR AUTOM O OVER! ‘ S OBILES po Baw one ANT) " au — ~-——- LA ane - wwier h a —_e fouritne TOMOBILES—MIS _ AUT: “ —_ " RGE , heaxte! > use for «a ? rt 7 : LeTOMORIL| CELLANEOUS AUT OMOBILES gg —Capable ur ali Gas! bye ead ; ber , eaten an . ities ty . sas A of he ae cnre ed we rave : . 2 — OMOBILES—MISCEL ect MUS workers ar —_— ; ‘s ; “s ; . mALthE. aruT ne : Ly 2 —_. -d " ? — ; RAL : “ii linia bhai Rati {* ; . e . site ‘ . 7 ‘mS roausters “ 4 , PoOMOntE S = ” a $e LANEOUS } LO ha Ml Me ICAL e required. Ge ‘ le rs? . “au “* ‘ . rouneat tler . of i . - . tid nd tir adty te ig tt 4 ; - thy . . wr) promt : , . z ; Chem) s or “atie a ¢ — TAL . . ee ‘ . a - oe . 4 = Panes ’ if time SAXON 43 ' Pal a’ 6s nnd rul ni ara fast Fo bs Be ‘ 1? ‘ Naga ‘ “~s Vi ! Be ge ane pris : payments lr " ; PMs ‘> ' . lf “ern '’ ’ ;.) hit " . 2s ‘ tlam n ref ive ‘ge hte?! sam, » j Vf A 7 ay? . = e! AT meri oa’ I bP. } Loc FOR R 119 5 12 Vaer At , lh vwerut W juick sale, & yp tO cate irs an! eal iano or P] all. Kiesell _y ned cou tid Su: teenie at with rut HO’ ay ‘ nerican plan. (ems KW oOD ENT) eTIi'D “_™ rr) ! shke if a ; Mot 7 oo ! i ‘ ‘ = - 7. cre: iasyer '> oret, ( iple on nly al aie read ruooning rage $127 I ~~ . fter f 119 Ww BUILD : AK °ap - i iT (*, ae : ( 4 . > - ,) K : i, mano in - 7 1\ io a veinwennes: _baths: “ i= wv ar ; 7 ocust— Pree. ’ or brane . ts IN Mali ary el Fer sale, 1916 (4 NG. 1! Hk \ ROLETS Tistablis) , 1 SEL*H OR ous ronver i4iS Klegar snsiinamed le aths: «sc day. 33 w public and Rooms Viwia, inch bakery o: location In W. G MATER 2058 Aau & winter top; call ansenge : ~ S and Bal! tae” 1 “For 40 ¥ 1Na0 RST’ S 7 . Nees guntiy furnished —| OLONIAL H | week _up erevee nets Tithe y OF restaurant eb. LAUNDRY IALS 2 STU DEMAKY , ' nites ; SE C Ai mM) erThne \ "= aoe ~ nels ox por “ % u' " : Rie a ah eat we bee De SED IRS wnt 1782. Central ite FRANK St live at, leew: titeakfast it sesired reasonable, Fag Bg RO cea Rarame: bent wees — iw a > _ j o nh, " resi res 4 , ; rT) i i; > ee je aes : *e > > a+) a ’ 2 - ‘ on ’ 4 : ; Arsque! l’r i; | , 4 PAY ACCESSOR les t- BES’ " f {) nrerct f Bl oe 44T0~ : 1 easonabie =, Mk \ il ~~ le\a or: " faae i rad ep blay . , ‘ o : {fe rum eT." DEMAKE!: " raf hen ert: a iciae © HIGH —_ : iES, PARTS WA 0 al “9 =] P| ACE sa. ne ght ‘ = ben utifu! — . -# aS ah HOTEL. Sia (2) To WN x (hurchill W miosite 4 rool for prerte : of . ” " : 4, -”— ¥ . ai r ; 7 Gut ow M ‘(a® rest ehe o ei oO S~s . rie — MUSE K EF ‘1 BE wes aurit ™ Tae iou “mes —— Ka ’ ° ; ' -s t an ’ itte qat Bont . eat — tan bie 6 ~ ag NOT SAVE AT » Pure Ww on . NTED ,ou a . with inte arged: 10 per byACsi ; Le Lovvar a, ng room screen doors; | S saan halls rtmer, Forest | NEAR IKI Te * 0 .. REAL EST Taw ; : oO St. Lous ’ site AT 1LEAST automobile tire td Secondhand = none } ~ o 1m = and diseour * nt of€ = 4a ON —_ oe —_ ¥; large lawn: all | and veranda: | large NiAM GT -tare 4 eo ae ATE FOR ting war he 4 * class and it peu _ ‘ ane . eee etter tT, Pater 7 mn Sa \ ~ ribes - l”’s > _ it Nome CO f li hy xroun n - heuse * a = ; - ‘ Ss. * oo Ik. I. Sk wv peeti eve = P ! : Mi to s aver es tet rie i ee se bhas = . miort* Riiis peg 7 yer use and book? : rant ¢ (S—For sale, s : REO HER rik Pp; must be in firs $700. 14 are be n keeping —e VONDE ER ig og je house and garage. | _ | EXCHA: (hp HA coe i ‘tT “ good tires; oth. sate es "prune ON SIM, 1918 rH POL . Yo in “ Sn ‘slid Will t rand. TALKING MAC if oe NS. loth coal VAGE | pret fe r0e4 ectri ; ame wae. DEL, HOTEL = nares, t18 12 imped - Chere electric | — bron pere SOE —Or sa . 1 » texas | otine the te OWIN in serviceable uy ) - —~ 4 ne T | _ Elegant st ‘¢: RE tt wrebtll Whi 1 ; on remy ——S—— TOC i ix “a r extras ‘ . Gest uring Af Ihe WV if con vour ol . V INES runee ‘ 6 sthites _ (‘al ss u rth st i \ tl. A; ; S- } Orn ‘> AT? _ . ’ Hite \ aoe De to rty ’ . Aw | ’ inne?! T . aetzon ry td tires if I Wey 1 4 té ‘ - ’ oe . ms, runt is) $50: ein } wa tis .710 UBUR : ; , _ “ie *?) = a >. * aa — claws conte For saie, 4 cHerVp soba I ave ene yan _ ive ("o ree? me ‘o : “a iow pe? lide In Lie ‘ : iy ther mottis im ever we het and col fie = and i BAN (oN) ° OF eecreri j oF : ti¢ ; Tuer rit " ter v¢ "aM ees Jt o : forme: . scene, . Dita » PAGH Hy ; s, meals served vater: telephone HOUSE OPERTY WANTED LE TOMOCHILE “ = se ant au == - = S - ’ nm and o& . “) Toile tthe} - inte: ‘ * iE ios 13] = 1% . , bra eloetri tol Phe ’ ¢ SE Wt actos Sey . ’ a . . rou RIN ; r ‘ee. Mal FORD t 7 wis , 4im) cw Da! : S, PARTS—FroP i NSWICh P r Str venient free phone. | usekeeping 8) ilege boars . l ease , om te outhern } rar - stout, Gear F ‘" CHE uring, 191s qin RE Ker - SALE Cond tot ONOGKAP one mt wot wate! MeveEd Ss bath ‘wing en in county; wit at hawe pebitiebis \ hange, carbu teed . or sale ry wl - Vr ,N HO os T 4 : sib) due plet« — iif : ° or auick | pia “a - ; iH In or ! Lith reg . tunar'’ waa tiei hbiarhit ’ Me; } ' ; -_ rr q cra T Ae j fri ier rr aut . : rinse ~ , ot Ome h raw — Siren here - RD t> his cl . eit “ , ms s raves ; , VW ; *- 47 . Ife sus ‘Tt aoate. 13 . A tfei, ' . reper, "— »f ' om - . : electri’ ° or snle . iet?y i} ~ ok - “nt oe a) ah is saa of “ tour? . a‘ meul Itt bale “at ot le PelicstheRn rap 2 oh ° > a j o8 l’ark ’ Distor , af yA \GENT ath Se ‘ (hiive ~ f “ . : ountable* hts and vend Bass pps + Pa Serene’ Mf a PeOLELT ¢ cael ab ty Paratiy berth = 8 —— oS to .? ae 5 one \¢ te , are new i fine ae koeay Turn ‘ P it . " / r€t line ynimum I30¢ a Ss RENT Lt Wl his 4. ‘ : chantc'’s eT ite needs 2 aad 8 om tiree de ' s r panes I, 25 parva, 1016 “ip ow ates easton oss a lor ant oon 4) REA Leotta 7. x as “ i front rooms ati ij more eertionnth free or I I ou) “pach oe may “\ estignte e phonographs | gualameed whe. oliis fi RENT 14 eae: th st t it wand will @ te ou de ; f | ‘ grass ait atom. anles er ate ae tae n. Romont 7 oe AGT. io wren : 1M) en . 7? Tart iutohic ' . ect irecti (oS) ; tOoNOMTT . ‘ “9 The a _ >. ter VANDI ; “— beth ‘ . — Cc oe o 4 a: Al, Ss . ,u “ys alas yu Ae , oo does Y i a So coon ar técma. Ra Bk y aa UO ‘mont ay ieee aieee Laie re CAPH | nS Oli 4 a 7 ‘4 Pian . 1°. . lA Oak , q’T*} : , ‘ _ sai . . : i : , + =~ See Mr. Farrell Kage. | Me | Bhd LUX! rV Cassilly ane Ch. Fur sais a Sn t Vito PROLA j ee he 23 = ASH INGTON pT Set nt eA! a at on tie f et ‘ = ~ &o Chesnut ‘8 APARTM'TS ° ’ VlISse Hl A ots a : ~~ . *? ti = ‘ : ¥ } ii ; > a a hie i , af . ~* . - : a m i’ . = Oo! ‘s . ° _—— (er) | ae Mb ns ——- « Kale, era soca @ brand-t : a t‘olur (eS) , _S. e: me ye Attra 4) lee EN i : leit seen liet wrt A epost _MISCELLANE \\ | | | v. \ b + | i g 1 } WwW a A fe foot 7 “4 on - . nl “ ~) : , pack meta ' bargen , ' ea a bees — \\ \Stil NOPTOON li ir ' ' . - 7 44N -~ Fa ' re | \’ ' titie Wy . . 4 '* \ PAIN : OUSsS - . ' 4 4 7 RA L DE 4 tye » Lyk | 1s aihice or] ao | tiees : - timers ‘ - | > : _ = 747% iri Bel, ‘* hs Ge , a ‘ . : it . _ - " z 4 i ie ie 4 . : ‘ ; é = | J wi LOS) Wit mill ell $74 4 pede % J senintong bine. ‘ eo - me tile Ldesiru 3. Mi iLANUH YS Snitis — int , ol. 0S f ee M furn sli teste eit is ; ty xt ‘ $ at ~ i . lr 7) All “es . =A ib. onl . , ‘ nna hens nerfect iif \ i . } “4 ms st) . foavet ae ’ . s] “ ‘i 4 . kKNIts ee eile ised . uy A al Tee “yy? ‘ verted at i & or Sale | renewed cars ¢ canized 1 moa aches stane in@er Aflusie © ' Oreditteos a , ot Ww ASHIEINGP TON or me or} ; an megs 2 rire nt ’ ~~ 1} hit: roy baie ‘ art ese fiat o Site ; n. furs ) Mode! ar / ; cost plus ‘ ‘ s naire sold at | pri . \\ a " Ke ng to. ar ! makes \ ie rans \ ‘? "le «>) oe i) ey a . Wwe 7? f : Hil, .-- | Om Fe on Y ‘ sir } $u morris ; si: i ~ ‘ . i " . =) ae rent iil ho \@aur: iif ‘ . vner 4 r +o . li- | > . : : =s iX®il . s-? i | ; ' s 6% .* as = perfect A mt oman a iit running | — them in goo: | | a ore Co. TG 1 e Co fort ay 1 iso ‘ ation : : ROLA-~-Mal far) — neeuhawn beri grit — “ira 2 . ‘Give apurtoneny “a RSON - STOUKE- | Fi practice | ” son ri © eked oat : i “ or er 4 hs . ad ald ' vf : Ix ] ' _ = ‘Aan ust eT : Pa v \ niv ' raive xT —_ erilis ; setaphenghy = ' \\ \s)}! 7 . 1. & Tq? \" . Pe] mA “ ” . Zaft a curs "Ss ‘+ " , ft a be ~ } . fliv new mm BOO mi} | we off ; This is ' 7 hod ODES 4 Neolia: i «on- GTON B n . Pore vee tte everything ft Ph tahoe ; unexpected cha must sell by pon ne offer vou a is why 4 wiles, axie; fit For sale, two | c*! “igeh Limi om, © . fr 4 — ' , 7. AT C-158. Post-1 arts isthe CITY RE eT hy : } reason f iAaAnKke af yisie h . . ‘ real bare: , : mo" Chipnew I ans aie » pat (rus R ‘ iat ‘rage riipn a ' . “t — din . AL ES . ; or sell . conditions t — “aurcvain wa st , lM SIS h ECO Ld. - i - ef s WE > ue TAT “ : Phone , ine cnn! ions Hitt rERMS . : hes , Slim) , > ROS =i Ww ee) lectr , ' ost Ss i E FO { : atte? hf . . =e ) or te | , = ate 1S 1} soa al i Sicdric - " bart) PR I; OF ani Say om " far. ~*~ aA ; SOUT ’ | \ i: R S é3 Rex G30 P ' , n.. 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LE iH : t ’ udso . abriolet. —rr TA ME ir vour favorite in the; WEST ing and s his Is a cor ats eee ee ET fe) anit an apie, th urhished ap Ot cf > per month— jet ‘ —_ TRUCKS / 1918 West n Roadster Solid agate | — CORDS — For ae oCee ae Pik ce VEST PINE Bi iol KFANE & PRANK ma first floers eee pen until? pom. ft me bos ear aaa etente. ee = ) Pay itest . : rin + iree syhon ati Le \4 na Der TTA a «a reR at nent fe. — ii three Ww aN ET WY’ aie Chane ite ectric lights a] mato self ; deiverv ‘ ‘ \\V illve i ouring ft iAwerliOns iireeé or ik 1424 , . Oner rin €} “45 aL, tite) hs _ ie revi st2 >) a Ooms ane LINISITTiCL» Th rw ek one s mmrliis pan ane SKI 311 te eear -S -_—_ . mna&r 1006, abs thene ahaa: Beem. an! || | I9iT Tr d night Tourt ng | re MUSICAL IN 4 in ,tT) ’ 4 \\ | ey . thee?” gigs l “ ! j fr rit " ‘obide , - 1? ’ tal ] ”% ep (= ite gy = at _lousekes ti ge rN\ik VT - pe in ( ‘OMP . ‘ ” Ch i : SUBURBAN ; ba ‘aston av “as uw) De aa idebaker T 32 ST ae a : "ooas 7 — oo rien. 7 nnd oir ; — : ; oi irriishie: a Stille % Vest »’ oe RD TH ‘ KS re; : e ' } 1915 Buick To rouring . VYIOL IN. : RUCTION ROOM ’ Por pea reer. ry -s lee N nriegh ~ ot woxttO. “A it VIRGG ATN : } ris or sale. net ve st. (cl@) ; #895 Chevr Sng a emo ee s loaned. Py ikulete | na ¢ r tread vit rge reomes ; 2420 Sunday o Me 6 roots . t} mithe Mp : M j POI e Johnson ‘ea . new. ] ton - 11] Ini? oe jeyVT slet leur sae } i iat “ys AA utnam. utcute! \ | at ler! anion t vit k t, , » tre? 7 [ _ \ ING'h , Wiile'T “a! } ent \ ' AYN j mernir ' iri ] mt ariel how ms tg a lie’ will —. or tie . of Pa WRITE for ou ry Ly i , Me wy ‘% ° orm : , ’ rig , —- ‘* e t ‘ , . —_ st _* . . ho ae > . 7 ly . é 7 Jt. . . . v1 + -— tts » ices TE - . t i] - - g ae np Mm om sale: grocer's Eee i} 61916 wie wend Neadat “" We tein ihe il (8s fine Wanted mold agate PINE Bh. 4218 a Pa VP ihat a C8) ents pter—Heated 3-1 Saige . Main “4 CLAUDE ALN an ata ie As —- —_=2- re ‘? ” ‘it j | «* . LA ? , = 6 ’ ; eS ’ as tT - ed . ee tle (perl , = ° nie = ie x mouse) e beau ; ST Vt Acs:2¢ - conven! led mpuirt 10s ‘ F east side , ay i. bes GC For mae. ¢ fe i 1917 rd Cabriolet ARRIETTE WALI r § nay Te ge rei Board, 15: WEST PI heentae; electite:| arabeat coe ah gay a pe eehed ence, (eri) WEST = av.; $20 7 ; aa ; o- . ‘ - . 4 ° . ria’ : ‘ a" { : jae , . Pvt de j ’ i ' ‘ ‘ p ; . 6) Loblie : riere set . ; °e — — se - | ronrnDp TRUCK eee Port - ew: Sas per \ elie 4-pases Poa ; el! ¢. violin ype aed ie aft _* $) a . f I De ; - ~ we per f il Be! - Bi 4°3 >) ‘es Tale i au ~ Fades : ren , ‘| 7 ! ' etatecs'? trn , Lines 1} FS tae - ent: , aa HILDLOCRES' = = f : ° ’ . sO - rif - _— de. Luetl ' ai’ ' ‘ov j at ‘ ° av« ea bis . sie inet 7 . h« bil ‘ | e ‘) . #ne a, & fier . i bas ‘ ‘ : = r _rargain Thin ith pune! Py " Lew | | ate; | TRVEGELY » $500N - PE poe on three (es . . ' n oon ike Dit MAR BI ITbh &s~ newly al LIVE. moan . 4 ré p.m _ owner le Lal Pee ened A~~nednda | : TOW WHIDS ‘- : : fsever, “uy first -4 jase WHT Sieh | i] Antes ; I te aor best) . 4 ROOMS er ‘ qh? \ 1 . ban ) ro? = ath } Pe: 4 4 4, \ nished ‘ “yt »!i\ ev 1 - : elmmat a et ooneess : en ean. Ru ~ 207 } . nat ‘ acl "an raie: , -~ (F NN i Wed iin IS les Birt puaheo : OR RE ~ rigesay Is Sinli ¢ 1 @) Piirnished! Vater hee , ehirat irge : ) will rent ectrie rw - Foonis ; "| a a eb ee ema A Arti = atiractive ae ht } ley “Vag? - anys aie toatl trucks: tr : N iy T ()} \\ | saa ee Hn? ae open oor ns at NT CITY “ ercit furn : RAST . rene et) lriee peliamt j ' rooms, | PAG if reasonab! $n bathe. b + cely furs ngton. | * floors ni oA i. " mM. .t. & Pos “iv @ + nmediat Us rte oy) - ‘rida’ alts Ml IV enmtierig: rhished row ASTON , : it no heat! — ae aS | eo SO Test 1 rly all : +7 nd ¢ e SED ~~ ‘ jfiendor! , a Pa e wneada 11S ’ os4et . ‘ at a° Sepaen OTS ones ; th : FORD aoe er at. erms to sit. S319 Lo AS De | RAt TIME —— chao 2059 ~~ i bravery CELLANEUUS ’ NORTH (3) ‘es and Wate cow te ht tot Apotls store i ini e| os parties. (4 ad ino g be mong ‘ ; er ; As or « ———- (c®) At OcUST STRE the | ha ok (Jazz) - ee PUNINIA .- MIMS risAl . newly dees ruunis T SAR lat. § oh eA oOurne : _SR18 1 Reet used: nd gg Teg ae livery: iy ‘e itral 7430 RB STRE IK I ne S, Bee, - Pano calecahaken -V 16880" s. or oaks weal . ‘ co) au PPro N Roos nw June th req if rea mieten ‘ ea ‘ — idl —~— \ _ >’ roo>ms We own xfs 5 ner x ag \\ ‘ FORD _—O oane bod on i - ' omont 8100 {? deg ' Aart Hol! ’ Volk ra) c) # money {i ‘ . . - ne - frye . . ’ ies P {. whe “a 4) re ors anil su ' er acest ane +~ Toney , t, 4 hk inkey, ty emt o oan 4 ile ' ON i” . Va -_ -_—- — i ' Ro . } *tene 1? lu i 7. eal . , . : neo ch n juarle ’ . Orns ue Liat. q*ty , le i+¢ «ote ws “ ts ity - Pet, had nas if "Th kK. Wwe Rd - fos) | —eeee ~ nearness pamenne -_ _ a j | tral eae —* miaile ‘j fr mh also at oo i heertf ! ~ faolt ts po = ehee pine ? Best's \ mliarel ‘ ny be \ ASHTIINGTON bry mul " _ -—" eevee jor piven POP tal 0 ute hy ' Be vinta, on “ispate baths ! rent hPL My — +) “KR ’ ae sear’ Phe } ; ‘ DS t . a J ya BS 1; o - *® fori or A ’ J brie . , ure aol i “\ o> lloors. : Poy Bay" ‘ 64) TTT ; 4 7 urtniishe NE : AT | . a4 with m1) ¥ q - i) , re es af) ‘ . > . -. ae*e - C“eetTitienc’ - . : Af . ‘ } . as ' . 2 sfrer'ij;s . a ‘ 7) ‘ H colt ~~! 7 ” . . tmemadda or wale: new a (e14) Ark 7 CoWweE Y= ra worl cmos ) . (*at bet gus: cou} ing rooms. | ai8u bets irate twilet — heat. hardw | May 15 . = eo ipartrient NER a Pearkt BROOD: ~ALE Ry ere) RE MHL. KY . wt te Geli ith ; ; Addre uy) ul of . ai bat} mo . (al: = AEA Si) IV ie Trem . P i r "s. %1 ‘ od y : liberal coon ine bodies: im boul sa ape ~ ; ‘ x : ‘ ‘ , ‘ . ROOM S FOR pret 3. ‘ ley A ve sPweslicaD fd) tid nroains “we STEER] IN 7 in 1b ere ” 7 sles pine Phe ms ray jae A NX = EL * Wwe r broy na qua - ey . il ae) ORD= a be hal v ni*, Thief. UNING - ’ ’ for Neca j : R ii i? “ -* ras irtaine ii . _ aes fh iiie — . 4 i j cy - 2) iis vT mis ' Ib (t ve 2 lor ee | _ | front | sdiate | , mi a p > , ' ; BAR ; an4 he ase new told) PP AND REP le i. - 12 ad ’ iz 4 ai ’ | ; ENT COLOR MLINV I ee ‘ LioX Aotn '. « bers) . J Al ART \ | ~ Are tT 1A e . . P| ~ 1, chassis: liberal eer vitl ote es rT \ $) ew “ITN IN AIRING . Sic “i : \s “pero dey ED +1 ] i hire 4 : ene Pine une a\ IF NT S } tl | | i] lle , , : Willi buy an nies : a ein st ms vile —— ) to NG. repair revnit - She . OOS al pA ee imnishe - ro | ° ( : conta . oun f PoRD — ‘Riefling’s, 3 vagina: PR we}, CS tor 3631, 8 enairing: fact - CEN . : 24a ) ened ba eee ee | cotupiota thames Ol Ol ae gee Oe — ell hor sale light , 14 SL AS cS) ) sOTrnia av ’ jal: eV SOL . Mga mar V1 ! TR 4L — RO , ~ le 7 gpi NORTH a pe ah iT ane mene ani} tet ine! ading eff. ot Ty l r ne ‘actor ey ar! \ irs enTit ' } true — -_—— AS i chi Hi Lrai ‘>; 7x ° . & '? c ee » O premises n ade lings: suital , ' house lar ioaproved with : eo sell che in first cl capacity heen ,; a | C—r— repai ~~ \ty D “ vat 4 2 v 4 moOTTIS Pent ' ‘ thet , - tc ne NI VN} Sn ‘ ba ya hes t st ANL : ’ corr ang : iteria}) V4 a vie for cont ze barn fee : lavcurt. aD. larnett Salen condition: , eeiniod "aa ¥ all in zg we ene “a3 i = ilar at 2 plavers, first : Nt | : bath: $ a i! i -_ BOARD? f Papeete ates $335. mA oeenee PIM Sie tliat NORT ) Chestnut, tes ne oe aa all or le agg by food ~~ umber We bh $9.0 - — . ” ' ati ‘ row ‘ Ake "7 : ' a ul a anae CT ‘ \ Da . . “ ft co ere ‘ .' eet) ,L AAS ‘ a, amen ‘ ‘ ‘ : ‘ ; atid : »* w i : ue! ave FORD ee Bae 15 suving . it reason onditio rek oe L\autz - J en ; aSa . . i} phan , 43 . ° | } RATHI 4A. kus leat a : b4 miproave ¢ lth or nessa: , an tus Tie “ed nee f : Se OU asona ble HM —-~—- ter V536 atleast jeff exper . Mt ' ISOR otis tHE bike uraye ‘ Bibra d ." beh @ any » merit withe feet «or : . —_— _ eR) ede line pric es ; =, : JOT 61,. Jeffersecor ri- wr ‘ . wats . , i. ES 4! ‘ vi. PVN nises, 7 —r we ut residence, _ » Sim body od +34. ton And eale: new , Allen rOwnNa Lyy stl carn bhefar oe BNI KR ; ») ine. i LNAI —,* ’ ‘ ; pry ~ od 1 ‘ tu! «bed ° sy ate ~it) be 4 ws Atoms e 6) as roeety on a nn = , As C*yl ts 1x se NX atur es Mfr Puller, ome To bane k | v ; ‘ 7 . . ’ , oti Dair 7 . pari : ’ is “ ' ] iia ae : ( . ~ts la ; vr . er «*] een x Ptr ~ . . ; dge a * Co. ext 100 liberal rma with ge 7 nat ta rs — Poria cy. of nian - as mone firs = } f? edhe ’ “~ ! } ‘ ' het he HOW ADD l ‘)%) ne | , _ “tove, Ht : xh ed yes iQ ne eithel \Y WAIN > -. Deters oe TRIM EI eye Pan ue >. . halen “4 al! and > class PEt. ; ' “ ores? rresfene ; ater. lia ' olnuies = iy (Meher yy ot ‘is = = ; *. “Be t st ‘ Barnett Selee Chat ! 4 Ltele ’7TIS Park work B.A aver nlanos _Fe- : KI. das r } v 4s a bars root ' go> urddryv and } beds liuvdime tes broad reise ¢ Bien emblev- Wile ord — andler tt ST ee Geers X. F ren of . \ SOUT LEEPER ater: $7 Has: MeWIS ty “7. per Letinee te ge adway 70... += =) bs A ie 4 ; xX ‘rucks #2 De ¥ \ (eR) hevre ; deh ”" ’ Grand OM) a re! inmian bhigte , - ae? ~ yN H e wing teen 1s ‘ pret ’ at Ort = fj basem ae «a IMPROVED p ana Lue me ¥* or tt t ew or us no er | 4 Huse ; , - ; ' lector sel, . a , . cH | mth, elecurl - ‘ | (S. mauire at ent, S90 ROP ‘ r : or av tomet ed immed Aront h i a 4d ' PRANK! J SCHIWECN E> on in - Slie oN ERTY \ ; illes taker diate deliv Lrpptria? ate “~ WV A (cd b.iN al , : 4 ’ . InP tt , Pia URN rh FOR e ~ er ever, ybie Il: , NT , " ‘ ‘ 4 F \ ~ ' ! eT . 14 oO : KX! ‘ - bile \ Bs IS ict. cP , el SA - : Ror i. TRU ; vate. im trode VRvO 2 mga pe * pL Dmobite i014 riLAY RPTLAN ~~ ED f rgng be) | ~ a ; -Issi ltl’ ’ “ = * if . VN ELA 4H os a “my HED HOUSES FO — single wad BA ‘ Sam 1) res Le A Ri af wre: . : a , ° ' ’ mobile 1* _ 1} >: , a .f) ‘ . ‘ ? ‘ Siti ' . ra oe " Sle “ie ire. “> —" — rievi e serie -. 720 ~~ ' elther hinged lin) ‘The mec tre a" un 4 ve ' upmobdite 44h ‘ a oy i ,«) + i.e eyte . ey 1) li | i. Ti a | LN] eepeT j 7 ‘ = t i LT. Lol) = ~ wt -_ ad rer MISCELL R RENT . a Ar I iit 4! 4314 plouble fet. * ab ng suaees ; i will ae ' ‘ain or in 9 /-tTon ea arr sozier sees 1" ' pa ic , “a | toad Ra j - i ” ‘ j 7 : » EONAR ’ ene roo! pee" ; ey ANEQ: Ky ont ‘ . Ll eecir s nrose. (eh bath . mm @& oh is ‘ cent vo internal ge pacits Maxwe)l WT shaanir' Wises Mee - ’.-1) - q ate family: | ; or 2 girls path osets right rooms, tf INIS US lig oor bric MOUND ® electric ' r | te: aly truck ir old car uae — drive We nape + Demonstra sy r \ foo ee ae wiusicas INDEMIA oa. rr t ay conveniet xiris « nloved eS’ Ub ry . tin bat e cet I) bloot "sw Ses t See thi ~y cottage we PARK furnace 50- foo P ; } ¥ ris on oy ll ae will tL : in ‘trafe ‘4 + e]] to ToT = IITLIL.ER ; — Limi }’ir a = ; ok | ul ‘ ‘ ru ' > i} , ~! : ~~ ‘ # i r 1’ ) w nid ait f @~alu Dl oe . ' er f. , she ib rogoins ri - sf offer take tenia : own ag aril elect ri: ~ acne car vine ” -_ - o~ 4 ge " Well ThE MUSIK ] Apa “ = .”8 ° “tO ret ‘ tn ‘ mn iia 4 TS . wii T eth | ‘ti ts \V bv . . t Is " ie ene — pep tty ARCS ’ * ieee . ty Ps , - . > — ewis hk: J = litab:, Ms - rit u ins = H fo 7*% ‘ +7)? . ; +l | ‘ " ~# sf? . a ae? > . Hikel = @ ht = ds iY sat vac : , } TRECK For 4 Rye of., S158 Olls ol M echel 11s P — oo oN i: Tusa recoris a m8 S ' ine! 9: crtbiest a cM we —— rth ge recora top \ beautil e — attr + t HOUSK ow 1 sie —_ the South S ALSO ets, - sale. gt! , ~ ror tires: enle: 4 ton “with * wok Vins } nt ual; IANOS AN TOAUNWA joe) ri } tes | na) - =e cprere | - . by ] (,¢ eb baw en 2) Leer Bete i} in rst : hao EUPRPES ene my Call , Surround) voTns, iT) | . enee rene mide, new ” az tin ari except! — of ter . and a th stake 1 Tey ‘ D OR - yi a : 4 seh “ hes) ils Con " T) one 3 sich: bbae nih ‘ “ con i ¢ » Pere pided, ings ' ; ' ree , ; ns, bat) o story : > av cy on A - me G ord }1 4ske eel ; Nite) ns qui) GAN } "a iT : , i «& i} bins ‘ suey June 1° ried mil, furry writs k TAS 1 | REL nite leas ya City Lin ton true at Natt ell 1G ('RhERING Ss ' ts * sult ‘os uo and Baad I ' 5 a , NSh \ PAL TY w\\ » te steps: barge nantels saw ace, eleetri rest. a” . | . 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Shan ret Llowt : rie YW e#ehke ar “he zalows and p aie MB te. fe WwW open! $s." mae. deen int Le a, helan - J tow 4 SS) atelishe aT it «> . a pad } “1 e ‘ . - on anendel rey tgp tas Ok mr att : you wat Ata in ‘pe " a t 4. it Wh sh 810 mont north ef Mae nent his im : = " " . res . met. fier, ve ai re.w ron ‘ ! Ww os an aan neil d “ Ad (San ite 4a7t¢ seEDS #1 from Fine re : ‘ ; ‘ sit ‘ 4 ; ? Ss ; » low - " ; t sorut Nat at the Ned? h . | ’ ' »* ‘ ° -* 4 : . it ' M ft .7 ro at T} € err . phone , * Mf li . ws “A " ” wane eb rentace AT 7 | om" ; t. 7 7 i a By y ter, i : curry . Atib . e wiy . ' ii " as ' ' + ‘ ' 2 . : my ’ oe ‘ se A; : de wt ry rT , ly “ . r ‘ a] : ’ bh a ‘ ; “") Tg mh greg an ant bHOUS) Chree Lakes, Wis Toe sferred, ak = REAL ESTATE CA - kas an! o we! ne. 66 4 atieve ‘ biuft ros, Mf < ree. , ‘) * vy Lil a) r. e-wers i e.eetr i , 7 Tr er tir LA’ et sas : Nertan | carder erat chad and st-~et m Roth . Grand ory ‘urnis! ‘rand \ 1 a HH _ shade trees hh ‘ phenea ' si | mre (“etre ,orth “4 re , tiiie Shem , art os wubs . TT As j . bath : i4 ' : a ie -.b (5) j mveelf electric lu huits ‘ Ve ~ aet ule sao ° ' for antes hew vr ne git sawie gga ell dae Sold oe ot Sa Uispatch, about 820 Pos , ; < era! irae whem u RICHMOND Bart? woctri fn rill deco | can sell your pr ior bomame Gan fee UNA HEIGHTS Serth SIa0e. Se Dhaene “a ur pre Lert 7 ad mone " ' “ o ’ ; § hy ° he ae sw on ve it Ne wilt price 3 fats an? . . . The} b. ‘sa # it , _addre Mitt - ~ S REALTY ¢ do the re us hey a -. | ’ ee | Me Cor oo Mes Ax Cv., 107, ~ + deme ¥ leaf arer fat cmereiie, at TAGE — 4 . Vil ot mcivy: tem “~— ary 1 en . ahucee e ” tor a . 4 a cs orn one car fare, ¢ te 4g get © i. JOHNSON R. © + aha treme, wu . co. Titi heal me wae | le UVUaEr ee as ave nt AW, Post

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WeONTSNay, MAY 14, 19179 — lrg DING MATERIALS “yg at ;@¢” ‘A, pee drom rou offer for ’ 71) bee or r- ne a TATE FOR FXCHANGE lle i 4 fAtiviss ‘ser Deby \ ont Mulloy - m@rtius ange, i) “Utuimobdbi is ' eu, mri qer last room 1} thie ote J naigt ef TRADE? tou Gee t Wap ‘17a Ware “ike SOME Ning Our Went. RHALTS tional Biudg Nlain 1086) Ay, 4 nd qy > Russel] LL TR ADE nt : - hwy)? ‘Shin aaiel Va ' . ; Si | nt aoe wit : Bliue hLRAIANSN 4"ive aivit ed L ESTATE FOR SALE SOUTH ee —_ a 7. POR sALE d S$ per month levard Heights av. and walk * Nre FE WEKI, OL, Oe ae will buy So take Chern. viocke ees’ 722 C hestnut fer, IN HEIGHTS LOT MAI, it Aitte ATN of 4 OmMplay las nt a vere \ROOMAN ik ‘\ st) .- —_ ; wii CLADE ‘NeAD Ai % Arliuagton. tet, mt Patt SAIL b, anmete. madi y PA ANT? EL Por. reist “Hi PCLID, BARGATN. ? lor (Contractor OOO bE, tts. let reo hotee able for | i rey MOATHH? 6GFbDproeved with large barn Otley ijentractor, lumber ane fowl bureiness: will Without reeidencer Mr buller : birisdaee before 2 rhis¢y aged) = tuo i“ as WY PROPERTY FOR SALE T-reem or Inauire PAT Uitte nama iouble Venrose is’ PARK atid Nib elect Rainn ALS) v.; lot 4x" th, fur . WHVenienoces: pr Pleased tw «al ATAO) a iot ib a Kd reel lene tile lyathy or heat all plate, be appre hacer. “ ow vou throw yiile Mii) Maran oun MAT ATH (")eetyin ‘rt Realty Co. CHIGAN AVENUE tigate Cle arly foming Bargains. Specials nena mre Krause ef tric ligdt 1m arrang@d for wide: @ases and ele £14 each aside totn! large jot Will well this ele wu wats 4 bath on eael floor: reimit “” row total $o% ml Mar ar Hdid each story fran entire is ner Levent Can but A \ ~ row ras, water a peirs hane rrtita iw A near Teowen ef -reel - ‘Allies: ren ret greur 1 , 4? the entire 1 a a nh bullt lewuwuse livine in wil briek bull idence an. eeparate! bought fo per Vea for heme or Mere” i= «ofr o iw) Dever nl. on Sun ics) PROPERTY FOR SALE SCELLANEOUS Pear arkhet ane ¢ ou err 4 vou Ney evevevevexere TOO iS THE TIME home LPL sale. wie?’ itv tan eHow i-room, near ite ear Tine Prices are going are not goine to be any TOUR OPPORTUNITY re «2 heme tn the suburbs sen the o'td ortee. Its in 1ING p! ar Kén- iL irk wood- ar lerms to emuit a Ilot.water heet large Evervthine rmodern, vv i) &. SrecmT Rr, i. oo 11° “ih & eS) Nereee OG ADOOORORN FERGUSON YFERG U USON res qaience corver lnatiy, @leatt lent env menren) re Delmar tot: KIRKWOOD e ‘iran md av’ em) few Bik FPRANKE Cheetnut «#t APLEWOOD join Maplewart J it, Whatte a hy ah & of Ma- llarrison lee J m—~ sale: ronvenien cea r ten Deimoar . fine. deew lot fael, 810 month bite, 4710 Nedherry haa north Home hot waier eiectric, aran set made: tet and ehrubbers,. tahe it fer Bia, Then .7 Teosmeg OTDie, ts artold A ’ " pererialin iarth sewers, can and Sewers and # elhuce trees lue SiH | ra eile L MOND HEIGHTS Var ene . a’ ater tant BON Ff. » cn il ; pemernye, —s on, oer lleighta: storaay re, Gard ob } 0O., Tithe Guar, er a - a. wat, ontte “ v > - * SE > ’ Bak Bide, “O) hicaey, BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | el UN RE AE re see ne ey) + “ WEDNESDAY. MAY 14, 1919 2 THERE’S ALWAYS A BUYER FOR GOOD REALESTATE. It’s not a matter of “season,” but one of advertising in P.-D. “WANTS.” [trac live Offerings in St. Louis Reai cS e---Hlouses, Bungalows, Cottages — Revenue — —_ mee ee mpenaienpeeiiens Pp DRIVE i ’ HI-POINTE this lots. T () Havard av.: 9 rooms, bath, fur- g£arakte ‘ $4600. 15 N. Jefferson: 6 roomg and bath; $2100. ur- roome and bath: rooms and bath. Union: 7 ! 4510 Claxton; o nae: $2500 i331 Walton: rooms. beth oat) ception hall and furnace: $35¢ profit, | 9734 Poosevelt 8 rooms and $2250 $4 “yee ¢ J i $3000 Office Open every eCVCHINGE uatil dark. ' at Hi N. Newstead evening and select one of A rare opportunity those beautiful Inake a and re- to bath: Compton; % rooms and bath; kory st.: 6 rooms and bath; ®% rooms and bath. -‘“ rooms, rooms: $1800. rooms and bath: furnace and carage: 6 gan av. 6 Broadway Savings Trust Co., Act. ‘Bhnd R foun 1,9 elegant steam Vernon: 10-room resi- brick garage: heat $70 1k FLATS FOR SALE ara : and 5 rooms $4100 S0c3 Gartiel 4 rooms and > S754 Ridge: Broadway and Lueas Ay. - and D roomeé, —-- - = SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE sus BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES WEBSTER GROVES | Tyler 366 | hardwood floors, | OSENBAUM- HAUSCHULTE R. E. co. SPECIAL OFFERINGS For Sale on Monthly A small cash payment to bind the bargain-—-the balance monthly. Payments FOR SALE. 370 month; FLATS rent DOUBLE 1511-15 price 7000 4646-48 St, 50 Marcus: Ferdinand: rent $68; $68: $72: $o7; price $8000 $44; price Howard at.: rent $42.50; .E FLATS — SALE. : Burd: ent $108 ren? price eodosia: price rent 373. rent Maffitt: price Ridge: rent Alsace; price neent rent. 0 $1 Oth; €& flate: 00 fats; $77 wv six 3-room ssoo00 $46°25-27-20-. Sullivan; rent . | month '$4°50 ROSENBAL M-HAUSCHULTE, 1406-08-10 St. Ang rent $48: price 2407 N. ats tas SOUTH { © _____. WRITE for our suburban sale let and map. WERSTER GROVES TRURT CO. fem) “se 8 «8. Idi Be Re Tor vale. g00d inveatinent: lot “Ox 140: et side Gore av.; OO feet south of Cedar | _BY.; $20 per foot (cA) | Roth nh ow BUNGALAIY COTTA oo , : Irenting the new Portias Webste ero" eouthweat t-roo atiractive Toor rhe w | a anend nau eat floors and all Hadern conventences located | math, > } the prettiest hbliock in Webster ait : “130: house oven for inspe TREMBLE \ W li, ~ or te j & Trembieyv-Wilson Bide Rehater = -- . . ’ , 5 ree rooms wf NEW SALE LIS’ “toons wl Our 191% spring ge ener wv : hie ke ns distribution. a ; Patate Hulletin in + sp er write or phone CODY . same with map « f Webster Groves REM EL EY-WIL SON nm wo. & LI, " e9AR MIC NAG. .N Ay. Trembley-Wilson Hide Webster Cire: es 2. Five room brick cottage: ge; rot- a ce £000.00 hot-water furna THOMAS PRCHAN Ze ©. 12t' Will buy a nice 6-room house with large lot, 8 CF SSSY BINGATAS® Howe containing « number of fruit trees neat Hegel and Virginia. Webeter Groves. To in In T ower (7rove Ile lights BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES o property call at our office and be New clean aned heautiful 6-roo ’ er in machine bungalow; matt brick front, 1 tile pat, 4 NORTH - OEMML. EY-WILSON RK Me. & Te “) eepine- porch tile bath. stean : Swert Little Ilome Tremble: Wilson Bid Webster | floors 4028 Wvroming 45.00 PER FOOT Aupie Tawer Grove. Bi. * rE » ROOMS: AND BATH We have just bad listed with us fo ag Ase ment a 5031 8 por hh: lot COTTAGE For sale TOONS, screened price $350: terms TOUMBRIDGE : SSBLR 37th mt 40x14"! COUNTRY CLUB PLACE Saturday, AG; ENC Y Mie rnaries Buys 207 (71rovVes ae & HUW RN Atcihk tion LAVA™M (OC) (jToves (cs) COP] sale list ix neo . . ee, $1700: terme $°00 mont? TOMB AC, ENC Anes Merarnn-: wt: Roth Tr} 31s Trust oft St. The ( ‘omy in Vv ae Bit (jroves_(collts bungal (jrana sale TOs } (sTovVe >. B45 feet on Simmons a\ in Webeter VW evsts rithin block ane one-half from roves Prisco .. station PREMBLEY WILSON Roi. & 1. )- ROOM HOU NE. mblev- -Wilsen Ride Webeter Crroves, | 1) - mt2 Alb Pretty Webster Home ("kixe « A BIG SNAP—43: 300° $3000 I: ‘OR Tuxedo bi a nice JF-room, ydiern , an - : on a nice large reception “hall, Ot HIN LUN electric fixtures granitoid basement furnace: SO0-foot lot was block cree = ; ear line, blocks from public schoo! ] . on owner sacrificing for Room Bri lf K c ottage. sale, Don't panes, this wortunmity of | tl. Wels «! well built, ' up an exceptional bat n Key 06 tal | around lot 3Sox102 I, 91750. OO ay, CHAS WRRER 11 cellar and (“heastn t will make tern { FOG a a price 82650 \ ; JOBEPH WISNEWSK! decorated and pM i o— ~ vk condi- ° ° a i Sacri Ice DOERFLINGER R € Jefferson a (irs good shed; easy terms; Lo0U N. Sa- ; t BR OALWAY SEE THI Sé OTT AGE Humphre et hall | irTrTinAe show vou S19. 0 Loliet in ee ™ irm ai\ bath, FRANK YT THIN CCheetnut CICK SALE atayr ana street OTTAGE £7300 On} TRUST CO... Agt.. and Ioucese av SAVINGS Broadway FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE ll l,i COTTAGE ine 4 BRICI West a’ err b , ented roots fir Conta — es: in Og a La MISCELLANEOUS on modern 644 Fair lot 100x165: Main 1196, gion: a big "SCHOPD. S22 6s. % ‘ ryury ‘ , ‘ oriaei COTTAGES AN clegzun't S-room residens be View av.; ins garage. (entra! Althen., MISCELLANEOUS est. Kostrean- spe ' Us O10) Southwest a , heron 2 Chestnut furnace, bt Pee ‘level ATi } «i t) rw! furnace ere MASE K-JEHLI P ps NTS $97 56500. oe I. oon ~ ric f Rinne Rie AL. ae) in’t make a wth bic on $4000 WELLSTON 4) UP 1in 46%4 entra ann Four-Room Bric K ‘ottage, $310 SRACE REALTS HOUVSE—Reautiful littie home, 5 rooms. and os Ss 1] ‘ from Che bath furnace, hardwood floors, in Weils- on ip eel CENTRAL $1800: tarms: immediate possession - SIDREBOTHAM., 61H_E BUILDING, BIG lw Salle at ‘teeliih FARMS FOR SALE Fer sale or « Ozark farm . ates rl former]\ Faun spring water berries, grapes. acrer in corn LOO N. St aston av, (4! reception VINt cellar ty Oren hoe "a7 -Oo . , once Cplive vo ing. ach ; rooms and elect a R12 Chestnut sf ‘ alw rented 50 nt! ‘ . ‘ ry* ‘ -* (Chicken Place, Sell Trade El, LIEBERT, Room 407, 722 Chest LOT 80x182-—-FIVE-ROOM HOUsE NEAR UNION STATION 6728 Garner av., 1 block from Scuilin St ‘lark at “100 block: two-stot Ca and Mian heste ' ripen y-reom i : ‘ ‘> hs nr S540) pe! : house, Water Kus, iectric, tha i Ai I , price ae Lees curt awa lao w $ lall in fine orde . rent if 114 | for other from | Look it good | . four roons. ement walks and Varad See nie at f tt Wisk Room 204. RETULRNS fiat tu rea, itn wu schange, 40 ac Wagon, harners: (‘otliage a Mor sale: 2'6 acres; 4-roo “trulte. garage, outbuildings, fenced for poultry; Mater, Ballwin, mont sah cus or snle 1) acres @00d lati, | from Mt Vernon 4 mille aitie two-room house, chicken pe tH att » hille. or rocks: $100 cash, 0 per Salle -4 room - ae Ts “> acres, 6 miles from WEST cal het ‘ . . rire ioiedeaians b-roon hour e, barn, chicken) =~ . “ ~~ cated on ’ ied gooml marde Coy AGE For “RS bie ; Siw tev rireitis Rilah Why 0 you | : acase Vernon, 4d- Room Brick. S?POOO 4814 CUPPLES PLACE brick: hall, bath, ; 7 S11. ‘Chest bulldinges 8200 cash * rent? A. H Polk, (wonOOD In Michigan: best Tale stock. fru owner, Soll, CHEAP har:iwood noultryv., tru kK; companies: oniyv $15 “~“) 40. 80 from Chi- markets farm (ine-story reception (Cry TAtj b= bor (jreer: part «8 c% iTTAGHE Kor . ™ 7 ae J rooris bath, is? heootrts COTTAGE elect? on OTTAGE bor ens, furnace, ele “ELS Rhusekin “ri trAdik— For cash required; m ‘\ ational a Heodosia, ] cst e*d62 eed bn For sale, o-room brick furna light# and newly decorats f preinises or North Market sale, 4 laree ‘tri KAraAR®. MISCELLANEOUS ~ COTTAGES © so) THO &. oH —TERMS RAD Theodosia " rooms. tile bath, slate Bink furnace: $2550. liomediate posserrion, AIS Romaine; "hy roomie, bath, furnace, S300 Woy Weert Foo) floors, R87 Garfeld: 5 rooms, bath, zone Northiand, 4 rooma, rene, Slvou: eh TORTI uke ofter “Mie. SiMe 40005 N, , For sale, & rooms, kitchenette, Dutch dining roon bath, gas, electric fix tures large unfurnished attic; lot J0xl2on (‘all S074 Aleott ay othe ‘“ITTAGE>- and 48066 Ni at Ural Bridge houses; lot NOOO: back to room horses Wagons of own chickens and vegetabies price for qul lek nie. $0700 easy ) B.. 6368 W ashington Cabany SOTTAGE bath, hard pararge. furnace: £340 bath, furm tile double renstiise, heat, l’ark ” eteain For sale; 400° two frame Alaace avenue; autos and senowers downspout nt (‘all "hi "110 MENARD st and 4 rooms, i su ‘ tor 2 Natural Bridge road: 4 roome, bath; | bath: $2). gas: pri RASS North Market, o rooms, bath: Sind ' ys , Yolo Cote Hrilllan te TTTOIATAS MALS henner! : rooiliie bath, SLAW) 4 ‘ | . ‘b Heck Cott inet 1:5 M430 Lowell st.. 5 rooms, toilet; S800 ity ) e. electric DOUGHERTY +? yy qu) aO% Cheetniut. . . A . 2 ee "+ . : ’ ners =* SOUTH e's 4400 lLafavette > roome, ME AM. Oe *: ms ALLEN 2°. ant bu’ Two-ste k fla ‘ Sita fas an bat 1 rHOMAS FF. PEt 56 ALLEN AV brick fiat 0 ectri J iT ice re na ie Hi Nn 4 | play) Bb e’esiT il ew MIIGN COTTAGI _ Wallace Hoar bee snie: five _ Penney i'Nania a Kee owner at COTTAGE -For sal bet water ent Rox *. Ie ‘ JOHN M «A ] oS en ee 3oO8 ON (jranad a sie COTTAGE, FOUR ROOMS, 81100 O55 Cartlield ay terms reaf il} consider offer WAU VYCEY P. HEATH, SIS Chestnut st rHOMAS F RCHAN. “ove vrTs 4908 NORTH 14TH ST - N Ss oS on rom MODERN rR AME BUNGALOW ae co ee T. COTTAGES or 4.reotn, two - ' > rooms i th. KAS, eit ie 1” Too brick Delmar dition with lot x19); owner yi 24a e i MORRIS AAtCH KR. CO... Sfo Chestnut ——— — | TUT PRAIRIE A\ PUTTAGI ‘ ' Magnolia, Si.a" 2104 ares ©) cyt ; a = “wh rd house, gurnge ' rR AMF. ~ v1 rAGhS ON ! 7 _ wh ANE A "tT? (‘hestniit uf sl "a . , BUNGALOW o | rooms, bath, | MORRIS ape oms: pI ver Th. Sinn cue $4.5) a7g%* . - A527 MAF | iT | ' ioe a A ~ 4) it ge Ly brick Jee $140) Bates South Side; lbixpat or 8014 BOTANICAL ow ee pes furt — SOTATE POSBESBION “ S000 gins oat ; Samm . COTTAG! Tf ; iM toe owner > WM M HELLE. rOMBRINGE sie phones t ca es | Cheatnue For «ale Sr BLO lot BOx1lT7 ’ ana cas tlle veatibul: good terms aut-of-town TOMBRIDGE Both phones 1% CUTTAGE— For nile fine will be vacant finer trl PLAT » GI008 bat ' didiy § room io Bult annointmen’ lie ’ Deval ree t Cherokee « 4 ey tering. ta “Tih geil & ann F nm . cara JOM N # REARDON, AUCTION May 14 Maenificent Home Sites—Lots Staked cs. & me: Mercantile Trust Co., Agt. ||| ouis Cor inty Fiseal Agents , FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE SOUTH SON Ti os hh Ar > Oriis., | 4 tiis math parame: extra We) Dull y TiO iInG Rk. CY R10 « OWN LANDLORD r $100 Cash ht. (GERI. ‘heatnut YOUR Ko price rig ATG H Bh SINGLE 4 LAT, s3000 : we ai anal | rool! odern: i ii te 2 HEATH. SIA ¢ APART MEST INS ROT MENT il "ieas ‘ yer) ’ , @* $55.000 you $15,000, ‘ } ti - > 2 | CO. 788 ¢ AT, 5911 HAMILTON TE APARTMENT RETURNS fir . gout “~* FAMILY PAYS GOOD PSTEIN., Gla Chess HOUSE BARGAIN front in ae Se DOUBLE For sale, OS fone “) ‘Mi; ‘NKER siInGik ort ' x iil . Screw NOT - rcyti * rL rand ¢ h aie es40 hal Appl KO Pvt’ TWO-FAMILY HOUSE, bere “st: § rooms art rei ’ “es ay? ! floor: substanti house sire. eral terms JOSEPH \WISNEWSL! Kr ~% rs &!l 140—P KC * £10. Neha Wwond | invest! neTNT D rape near (jeneral ot piant the ba ths bart vill mak ‘ .% ‘ come in at alk it ove MRACE REALTY CO 100 N. Ri Rent $7200 ‘a rice $6500 1 1 f : rin a ana hy ac ng propert s0n4 38 age \ BORER R. KE CO., B17 Pu lerton Bidg RESIDENCES FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS ile: rnodenh ; Phor e le ’ SLURS SL Vin aM > i seh Dak ret Ne NIVERSITY Tims. foot lav? SOUTH 85 Garde mo ots “Little City Farms” 100 feet front and 150 to 500 feet deep. New section containing 85 lots. OPENING TODA (ome early and get vour pick at irom $250 to $500 Apiece These big, fine lots, with splendid soil, and each with eity water, cinder roadway, and street car facilities, are of- fered for quick sale, some as low as $2.50 Per Foot to $10 per month, without in- terest or taxes for a year. Permission is given in this sec- tion to build a temporary home and save rent, and you ean raise enough to cut your living expense in two. Cheapest big city property ever offered. This gives you the first chance at the opening of the last My section ot RIVERVIEW GARDENS North louis, just Baden. ‘Take changing to Municipal street car at Baden you can't come out today. for descriptive pamphlet. WIT] I. Terms, $29 cash, and $5 Located in) St. above s N. Broadway car, hil Avenue, direet to property. If Hi} eal phone Olive 1645 ' a i} | . Vi? YT} | S] \\ | ; iK K I 0° R T™ Crh x & Breck Ag rents ie) SH ast Chestnut Street RESIDENCES FOR SALE WEST $9750 ST. ROSE'S PARISH 25x27 ) PARKLAND PLACE DILLON ST. furnace, iot 1116 Nine moms, bs and 7h ( | BOKERN R BE. CoO., 317 Fullerton BI! SKE HOUSE HUNTING—* “yt bt at)-4 ; i ef ‘ raed . x we | ’ ‘if - Tc‘ iI \KE BRO lo Chesin ema . opt BEST BUY IN CITY ric; all comveniences; residence oF fiat ’ MING ST near park, 3 car | iG Marper. _(e3 OU W XO ] Gr ; dicot or sale. 4000 Natural large leeping brid >’ frame TOxO0 back in every respect, &%- to Isuce av... room vVagons or hines raise your lickens and bievere’, : hestnut st vege les: bargain price fo quick ae ter i. BB WEST GJOS Wash ington, ee a ee 7 , ShiuS ; rigac i ms rake bait \ CONRAIL LE eed we sale ko viern residen t property I Pe | sap) fl alc. : ee bee Le! TiS. S4800 J 25K », 31S mar, wer. re... ees ¢c4) JNWAE ER me Nake | ‘ ‘ Modern nh-po~- — ok» peg -RN H estDie ' ney ' rhe . as ' sacrif HW = er ‘ ANSTR seenerenn ement ate term will consider equities : . . —- — | s HOLMES. U is-hOON ‘ iNGs ; ; Ventno ‘“ ics HOT-WATE! lati S years old: bullt for a home: ovale D125 !ARE 1 L D AVE NU 2 it . hia? i " r Wilt, aS. ] I (at \l ’ — 1, 2 =a W estminster | e l. “NE oo he cee SORBicit one * at a | . Bete? BARGAIN Av. AKI ) C0.,_ 888 shes HOME 5010 MINERVA A\ ‘eae 2515 Glasgow a le “Etat TT wv» ‘hest D025 ENR 1G HP AV CONRAD L RESIDENCE BA be ee eN = bil SH000 Maple A\ S6H000 | f eta ] e (>t AKI -—- M AP i E BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE > portale P Pun CENTRAL iveway nit . _ T ort fale : Lan 3 sit S. ayy : ; I? r { ‘ Fu A 1T! if me in ¢ jated at 8 w pric omprising one MRE one we reoni SAC rT LE IC ING MAT ierton also very hei t Wm Duetat 444i : SOU1H THIS HOUSE MUST B b SOL D| ates ee ho Worth SOOUU- Can Sell for $4000 . APARTMENT r trent beau (nReon REAL ESTATE—OTHER CITIES sa ie, mo scre*’ LAND ront Apr i M SERA! MI Pe uN «it? Ce, 2 DH arg Ain | | + arranged, anda ‘+ and upset arrange oO af rT ii ¢ hy owner, ater : ‘ Sia? a aths; hot-w Louis, Mo Ln hara se REAL ESTATE--FOR COLORED ining granitoid + modern laundry; house th erfect condition take y BR throughout; heautifn vard OLDWASSER 4 r2 es a ar TO COLORED 59 COOK AVENUE : © Dita iT mii centio reo : Ack ) a 144% re efor Pp iy ’ hand I asemeth and 1 iit ah Sie f Goldman Realty - ‘y -* d‘hestriut sale, | (c4) | ; Oat I ‘ lored } — ae ty ; P ve a Fe ———— ee eae ee in tii allied ~ — let ll aes —— oo - rN e Se: ae } \ ~ FOR SALE A charming all-the-vear country home citv vonvenience. Near Sunset Hill Ce a ag with every Golf Club. mo tap DAKRAGIL’ Individual in high wooded knoll Valley, and the ‘CRAGH sali house—built of stone and beth design and environment—is located cn a which overlosks the picturesque Meramee grounds border the Sunset Hill Golf Club Links, It bag 11 large roems including a aelightful living room (20x50-ft,) with beamed ceiling, and specially designed fireplace ; three bathrooms and extra lavatories; laundry, cold storage and storage rooms; hardwood ficors and finish throughout; steam keat. Designed and construction supervised by T. P. Barnett. There is both garage and stable, and cottages for the help. County water and. electricity. The house is built on heavy stone foundation, reinforced with steel girders—built for the owner's and its many special features must be seen to be appreciated. unique use This mansion may be had with 15 acres or inspected. Open Sundays. Take Robyn road to door. If interested see HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER R. kk. CO, Cor. Seventh and Chestnut Sts. more Cup Road, to 78). May be Good automodile SE OO gee eect al, ———~ a ee \ For Real 1 Estat te Loans See | ly Hemmelmann-Spackler Real Estate Co. dal N. W. AND CHESTNUT STS STOCKS AND BONDS ~ LIRR} ’ eit COR. 7th i —-——.. ee ca REAL ESTATE— FOR COLORED \lr (‘olored \Man. Do You Want a tlLome if ‘ | i ’ = RTy BONDS Nab Sir ' Liberty fond giad to ac- will buy your benJds I. LOAN rHitcs] 7i4 ble rN (‘heatnur + ' ‘ rhRicks , Ja), hon in £47 AS aL ‘ ' bonds 40) tow . i; ‘ Ma ae rhe —™ (0) ooks } te “g Ble dap bon us. Coupon \\ BOG Be ; arke J20 1 ediawaine Bildg.. Tih s. “Ww li rri (et LDW ASS] : , rRINSK ¥ \ 7 13am N. ee RONDS OMrer sive CARTAN 7 NANCIAL | ~. wma Tiee! common agate, bie ierie ; [ie Velon nent join orders Se per ii “ ’ 4 estern Ts velonimnfe nt yr Ji per tine on izht Copper. riore insertions ryt LOANS ON REAL ESTATE 7 birem oe ar BON De bids on fellowine ANL casan trockton Solid pete he air \ rn fie i af [ bi grount ory mon, t.erred, Tun taten. Ol Refinine (re N Wwe i) eae | ; y Haffnr iri lay, . Faven. ; , DEIBEL. GOM Roatmen’s CASH FOR LIBE RTY- And « on | f will “ 1008 ( ‘hestnut ;. t ere (csO) ify husines ted SAM “PERO rein LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY Sid ‘ ' ral at aot } j raya Mank al a BONDS ha’ ‘hare your 1,.S* On, Cc ri be emti e: "7 ST-NUL, ryt tr T A) i— ts low eat Keaats & Fr ora inn Mid. fe 14) a IBE KT Y BONDS WANTED 27 ¢ OR DELMAR hesn nn s WE W ie aii. in @ i? | pi | rus z= . I. : i ; eos ON ° a) tre A ray IN CASH Ptsit« Wee. MAK! DENNIS Rhos EUCLID AV teas LIBERTY | BOND OWNERS bide : | J a, = WE WILL "PAY. Welk ORE HA? Ml if ad r AT PALL ISe = AB F LES ‘te ‘CO ‘ ‘ett ; e HMANRUE SAME E 7 re pat 4 DING. MONE ore e*uey qujTr MONEY ; ee mr : Mabe SERTY BONDS face 5 A? lL.iberte ; ' ‘ i 5 vii aut Siow Sn PORNCTE how efine Hank: Eid + ¢' e fi ‘ate ter O.. ive DAMA Wanted M47 45 i, | Honds Ronis “46.70 ‘ntere at 7 . : ’ ’ a | LIBERTY BONDS ’ . fo By Rand ' ’ ie '? Loans at Lowes sf — i, mee " Tr ‘ son) oa par ecpener ‘ : , 1 Bes”, ‘ Baier ; ; ‘ ; 5 ‘ OMPANY ae Leute. WILIITAKER & ( are » UWECLS |) Rehable LIBERTY BOND Prices — . c : whe tnducee you te sell Honde Makes mopey at 7 ry? rod ] her? i pe mise '"s an’? iad Ee > 4 Lniees alec’ If 3 Sie’ bone I) Nene te? mmission for handling ahe 6 - 5 -—— ae vs than 0 for « $2.0 < ri ¢ Te | $100, bond , » © 2 er: Tol 1d PAti oo. = IN DIS, (eeu ILABKRNMTY lant’ 2 43414 CASH And s'a:np LiitheT’ ts bought for r bende ge . VT tN Ce- . form ms erpiee ot ols OL IVE ST oF rt » lve OOPt | vo ene QM t e t- : +

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Pers * ory oo ae Aa ks Pe —— = . lt a —— Te I ce —- Nemo Corset Headquarters "AMO 3 ( “S “B ARR > @) Protect Your Furs from the destructive moth by placing them in our (% , —— @ Women who wear Nemo Corsets will be interested to ~ scttieanesemeneanssiiiat . anne 6 Vault, which ie nudes the eumenel know that we carry the largest stock in the city of these We Give k ‘agle Stamps and Redeem Full Books s for $ $2 in €ash Largest Distributors of Merchandise at | i bom eg pit none Olive 5900 or Central 7900, sion of a hygienic garments. Fifth Floor or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles 'E xcepled. | Retail tn Missouri or the W est. expe STIs PAST-NISPATCH a WE DNESDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1919. e _ST LOUIS POST-OISPATCH Announcing St. Louis’ Most Complete Showing of Women’s and Misses’ Washable Skirts TRIMMED MILLINE Thursday, an Exceptional Sale of gets ' And Matchless Values, too, in the following three spectally priced groups at >9.95 SB95 S750 Gone : and cpt @ Seemingly enough Skirts for every woman and miss in St. Louis. Hundreds and hun-_ } en and hundreds, all ready for the hot days soon at hand. Skirts will be popular this — : -1’s not often til Milas nee ‘ear, extremely so, and the styles that we are showing are interpretations of those that q its ne. or a you ¢ Cupar °S were accorded favor by smart filovcrs of fashion at Florida and California resorts. 3 of these asec this r mye Beinadieinsseva tare Skirts for street, Skirts for dress and Skirts for sports wear, all fashioned of the most sate lo eek t ne is: ‘mn 2 he . Brn Se favored and dependable weaves, including gabardine, tricotine, voile, pique, plaid, : values a ri 4 we vee t ether bpm raline and striped effects in a div ersitv of styles, 7 of which -are illustrated. ee oh of Glib pyle enor oar » wal” wiainas * alles etic ft aveasisiinte 7x a tae ta a RRS 5th ‘ 4 ‘. “ 4 Pega “> el reae * a " 3 a Me. ye a : Washable Skirts Special! Washable Skirts |, —tnetadea in this cot 917.95 to >] 5 An introductory offering of these excellent Skirts, 500 leclion are— in all, at a price that barely covers the cost of the ma- » | : —Leghorn Hats, clev- erly trimmed with velvet ribbon and flowers. Smartly tailored in many distinctive ways of terials. They are handsomely styled of gabardine and gabardine, Ottoman cloth, tricotine and pique, cotton Baronette, some elaborately embroidered, others some having many rows of tiny tucks, others in tailored stvles with pear! buttons. selts and pockets trimmed with evelet embroidery and quite often, are cleverly arranged. Sizes 26 to 30 waist only large pearl buttons. Regular and extra sizes. Third Floor eae) —Tuscan and Taffeta | 3 Hals, with flowers re and fancy feathers. /\/ -Transparent - Hats, AARALAAAS! ; pr ie variously trimmed. Third Floor ——————— ———er Baby Carriages q Reed Baby Carriages with reed hood and finished with reed roll. Upholstered $9.95 a D nous a urs. $28.50 Quality, Yard q. About 500 yards of splendid quality Satin de Chine, in black and colors. 36 inches wide. d i | D For June Brides $1 Tan Pongee, Yd.,75c | $1 ee Yd., “eSSeCS 5; RB) v A splendid heavy weight C . A ~ . 4 ] I aV ed Ann neements rough weave. silk and e¢ot- oo-ineh plain or jnequard All 4 I Dr CSS Voiles a Ou yg en Pongess o6 in, weave in the ethan fis A Sale of fw edding Stationery at a } ae of About wide. A good-wearing fabrie. In Two x Specially Priced Groups al fg Ie q. j'e following prices are for 100 script engraved announcements $2 Striped Poplin, Yd., $2.50 Silk Foulards, a C? with inside and outsi This otfer is ‘good until next Yard, $2.00 Grade 1 , .¢ 7 ‘ . e | . . . : } Saturday, and as this means quite a saving, Immediate advantage $ 50 » 95 OS tard... should be taken of the reans quite ft % Rich, heavy satin striped ok ts ae conta é y , x ' nin = ; Poplin, in blaek, navy and Wie Waite one Sareea and if” \& @ Made of _ fin 7-Line Announcements seupet 36 tuches elie ures on the wanted shades. Pastis 3m Faney stripes and plain $5.75 and $6.7 (o> per hundre “d. Ikngraving Sec tien— Mata lloor, Aisle 10 * *. e) Sai + $8; 4 Wweaves— 36 inches wide . = At ms NipeeS : ized fini inches wide, and colors. Main Fleer all in mereerized finish, PU OH Lingerie Cloth, Yd., 25c : | Practical House Dresses made Are scores of neat, attractive I Sp aes | Good quality, soft finish of striped, figured and checked stvles, made ot excellent quality ee " ssassseees Lingerie Cloth. 36 inehes percales 2 "ey new eet tial eee rs plain oo mere Sy Asal 8 ABO esr wide. An exceptional value. coming stvles. Loose and fitte checks and stripes. Billie Burke : | Tr iy sipstgsamssne © , models, trimmed with contrast- and fitted “et variously _ ia | id Sesetaecas Dress Voile, Yd., o9C ing collars and euffs and fin- trimmed with white collars and =? Maney plaid, striped or ished with belts and fancy cuffs, some in surplice effect. checked Voile, ae inches pockets; have long and three- Come in all sizes and many in wide, . splendid quality, quarter length sleeves. All sizes eXtra sizes. Fifth Floor and some extra sizes included. Third Floor A Sale of Silk Lamp Shades q@ Nothings adds so much to the appearance of the Pome at even-tide as the soft glow of light through a beautiful Silk Lamp Shade. This sale offers decided s; IVINgS On a great Thsaedlany in the Basement Kili, Store, a Worth- While variety of the newest designs and color combinations. 7 $7.50 and $10 SILK SHADES SALE OF 6000 APRONS NI; any ‘in} ~< sis Apes, miele 1) rn ane seer ce os . ‘ ty fe Regularly Priced $1.25, $1.50 and $1.98—Choice fane Fanes S and are trimmed 5 Y ° | hiffon, gold by “ul silk fringe... Boys Wash Suits ; ne $15 and $18 SILK SHADES Plaid ginghams, striped 4D Elastic Belt -Aprons, Slipover hifth Avenue an d novelty ; shapes, made of best 4 ialities $ S(0) om sp fancy percales Aprons, open front Aprons, open of ber i f‘ullw Coamres s ke bd |= uitifully colored sil ~ and solid colored percales, side Aprons, open back Aprons, oF Ay Very Special Values at... and trimmed with handsome " l di d ‘é chenille braids and fringes. ; ad ony — se gray Mitzi” Aprons and Dress Aprons indigoes. with sleeves. aca 7. $20 and $25 naan SHADES qA\ li | ] Distinctive designs, o : Cue VOoOUungstcrs cannol lave too many wash illustrated, of silk. 3 nter) a8 0 q Vee xpect a record-bre aking re sponse lo ) All have large belts. one ‘or tee ese es OE pal ce nda ereday only eg a Nays Km fede ede his extraordinary offering. -Not only are (rimmed with rick-rack braid and bound | 7 ; DL * se 2 mothe Ts should not fail lo lay in the Summer’ S sstels chain soca te the Vi alue Ss CAC ‘pi bonal. boul the variety ol edges Wn pli vit} or contrasting colors. Some supply. Suits are made of an excelle nt quality deep chenille fringe sty le ‘Ss. materials and patterns Is perhaps have large coll: ims, othe TS colk arle ‘<g VV itty Y. of chambray, poplin, galate a. madr: AS and cre pe greater than any prey hOUS siule of this kind SqUU: ire or round ne ck Ss Sj romeg ir it] . 2“ . ' ‘ ZU ‘ ati 2 in the Oliver Twist, malady, junior and coat styles. K loor Lamps-§15 and 320 has afforded. In fact, there are fullw thirts 36 to df in each and every style dig: 5 8 pies There are plain colors and faney striped effects. || Handsome pis different stvles in these Aprons, which ar hundred extra-size Apro - ag in ; : ; , . ; il- A ; ‘ seis iS) 1 All Sizes from 2's lo 7 vears, velour-covered colum: neluded are os with faney turned wrouch' So) delichtful and prac tical for Stinmer hn clouded Na} val « rm ppl) - Pe i ] ; Second Fleer ron frame tous. making th. re lnetabl ie ee ia a wear ) 1 | dl’. GAVELCES WHAE Oe are ¢o res . 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Editorial Page News Photographs Women’s Features WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1919. urs bg them in our Cold . ~ ’ the supervision of an entral 7900, n.4. Ltd Z hod Fd Ld Ah hte POPP PPEAPPECPEBEEEE ~ LLl,ffiidddddddussddddustidddddddddddadéddddddddcCCQOOOEAOAAAA90ODQQCXzddddddddddddddddddddddddeddeddddeeeddedddeedee ——- > > ~ ‘ Z - - ~ i ~~ 7 w ,* . >. , " 4 a > QQHLIINNN MAY “7? **+e4+e86 * > ‘ aul eit tee tee te hh tt Lh LLL TLL LLL Te LT i . > a * htt ttt tut ttt tt tat ttt hhh hh en eee ee tk SSeeeeeeeeeeee *e eee eee 8868 © ra ; agit > ’ “ ¢ . ¢ y > -illliag “7? + +e 7 8 ls “pre sass SSS SSSRSSSER RGR GR GREG Re XXX, u.I.WWWWR DM ALLA AAATAT.A/EAFGA-FPs§PF§FfFfF Ff... .-F'..' | TC IAilIddI ? . **seee8 oe rer eraerre eee evs eenrnanre aN * , ° As they passed through the Court of Honor. ‘ o \Mcccceddddddl”l!l.t.0. Yl SLT essed paddle ‘ . bs S68 “Sted ee: : mgs - ~ WS _ > «€ o - . . See RSS -G 2 . Aa ia oo . Bd oR Be eee eee 5 qualily Satin de ches wide. olored Rep, Yd., 75c *h plain aT ynequard in the wanted eolors, ‘Wearing fabric. ) Silk Foulards, Yard, $2.00 vy twilled Foulards rhite and colored fiy- nthe wanted shades, 8 Wile. de Chine, Yd., $1.50 ik, 40-inch plain de (‘hine, in black ors, Main Fleer 2225 > SSSI WS ER ac . \N ; “ — — >» ~ of yo ae W > _ FP, a 4 % . —. > we . aa , TF 6 . y = . . , . ee ~ o * A ae Oe , ining _ .' - J * - Oy ee ¢ sa Ss : ~ . >: 7 ae aS Ps x eu. gio SE ala NRE SE EGE CS Saas PAL : ,, Vee me ve a : : ‘ * ee ee SSG GGG G8 @ a DORAL LOT 7Z a. +e eee 4888 2 4S @ . Vg . y i .) bud * 2 : yh b. ’ ie , - Ps So. ew 7 . “ %3 - “a 7 = a 4 a . a . bs . i al - nm — ss * 7 = ~ _ ’ 4 “ ah ~ . npn one a Sth he ~ v7 ’ % ‘ : : "a , $ ~ : . aa : $ “ J” q P ¥ / WS bP = FPO ! et WN RK Rud? a> **es ee © : .@ a ; ee wvreve tds seen? Pee Te. eT ee LL LA A Add Adhd Addit WEE EEE C@C@Ct deeded You've heard of the dogs of war. Here’s Shadow, getting his medal, too. He wears three service and one wound stripes. Y ~ MS MMO **ee eee @ ~ : | N , . a . . * x = ¥) S\N b etn ene te tet Mth tint itil le Kp WWW Be £QG '’WNV OW QQ GG'W,. SSS eReaee . MOQ MOV WS *se eRe & See eee ee es s, Slipover prons, open ack Aprons, Press Aprons +s e888 «& *see ee 68 **ee* ig or two pockets, ig aid and bound ig if COLOrS. Some 1 Z Ollarless with V, ; iZes range Prom ar | 7 tious ig : J iyi mic SI veral . 7 | x ‘ Sa t eS ae > J SSS See NS aS ee pe Ey OP erties eee ae- mn so Ute & 2a ey aa wyiiidllblllllll bh Mo VLU orcers will be runt teonmoms tere SSIVOST POF 098 000405 90-4 905010959004 Y Through the Olive street canyon. y H. F. McFarland Jr. at Eighth street. LEE cece i. sb ee eS he ee ee es he | "She eeeeen S SN OQ : ttl; YE, maemeempnscenentesteatceseineesasnessetsemieesssmeestttth | ji WY Winners of British Military Cross—Major Skelly and Capt. Popular Comics Sporting News Market Reports WEDNESDAY. MAY 14, 19198. s | | ss. iA ff If f 4 4 SPILLS, / ‘4 5 dll Metta ih tt f Pe , Li. pS RSSSS SEER RR ERS SSS — =. * > , ed, Ss See Hie avtese of WU @@@E EC ddd Bede dd edghcccJdddsrssrsdddrdddrddddddeccelldlillyylJuflllLLL Presentation of medal to Col. Laird. Mette Xe eellleetleleeedddddddddeeedededdeedeceeeecdcceeeeedcedcecdeeccccececcdccecdececccceccccdccecceeecceaedceeetead, 4 b. sie 6 ESL boi 44 tA EMG EP FOALS FAAAEAFA FA PAIGE FAEREAER . Ce -_ > Ae . if | RR. he, ae Sie, par shores ow % 7 2 . c “ ”. » j s 4 - WH WN 2 4 Vida cdddadaaadaddadddiijtmuus;sauu«s*Jlsmusmmuuuuuuns Introducing a new member of the family to the boys. Y ede WM Y SS - i ROC yf ey » ~ SN ms ~ ts ; OG SN ua _¥. bi . | ” Py _ 4 . . . ¢ , att > ‘we “ — rn Pu . - ; ° "\ ee > . P ’ a 7 Rod . s Dw ‘ y . IZ ; . ~~ ; ' . _ : ; » & 44 , . ~. ‘ - " 7 4 Ae 7 > ‘ ~~ , > ‘ a ZZ: ~ ¥ ‘ : nseaiiaoal swovesteds A = WY cE eC edddddd eedddeecedecedeeeaddeddddeaadddededddadacdaseaus Y 77 . SSS SSIS A little testimonial from St. Loyis friends, a medal of special design for all men of the regiment. WL ddeaeccecacedseeecd

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TT. rATC’ *LAT- : _ : , rake POS! eae PLAS hazardous ways have been taken to the citys heart; y . F they have gone through the last formality; they have Eastern and Southeastern ku , i | : € an a one oe hon pone ogee been mustered out: and the boys of the 128th Artillery Diverse Problems of Ti} : S ] : A “ make no difference in “ et d . ‘ and the 138th Infantry have, many of them, already c 1€i7 OOlULION, : curdinal principles, that it will j 7 int is : big ¢! always fight for progress and re- reached home. It is a wonderful experience they are { an? form, never tolerate injustice or going through, these boys “back from the wars: won- % By FRANK H. SIMONDS, lands, to lay hands on the. selfis: dan ae Mg hon A fight omega derful for them and no less wonderful for their loved ‘ =? 4 Author of “The Great War” and Speaking communities of Asi@y daugl ues of a artics, ever be- : a, os _ ’ *9 create i sit\ : m BOgt — = 4 ones who in anxious Vigils and constant prayers have a They Shall Not Pass. ® animosity between long to any party, always oppose , 23 PARIS. May 12.—There is a nat- and Greeks quite as keen as than privileged classes and = public shared their hardships and their dangers. ‘ ef ) silt hentetieiniati is: welemedl the = Esco existing between Italians : ; ' ( “ > . * plunderers, never lack sympathy But in a little while the romance of the return must 5 Pan iof peace so far ae they attect Ger Slavs. To permit Italy tos . og . o¢ i ‘ aie * ’ - : ot ae poor, always remain de- vield to the stern realities. Heroes though they be, A uf | many as meaning the whole settle- herself in Albania is to vote ‘ . ! , . . : wt 4 > ; . | evs Me an Ry por | pee whose service has placed posterity forever in their : a ‘ment in the world and the actual into the Balkans to add ; : “1 } y . | a? wrt) i or more circumst: ac oa printing news, always be ‘drasti- debt, those soldiers are, first of all, young men confront-| } ee restoration of world peace Phe! pions atti " rt “es recalling va ° ' P r a trut is ; . oan > . i ' f or ' years | «cally independent: never be ed by the plain necessity of earning their living. They Y by } tote = a nigroorie _— we mm bled the peace of Eurape ™ . _ 2. : . Sih y F rermany we iave imposed .t . ¥ . By is afraid to attack wrong, whether are joyously eager for the task and abundantly equal we number of economic pelbhagren ie a If we can create a strong , , " . > "2, . | “eo . " " baa oe by predatory plutocracy or pred- to it. They ask no favors: All they want is a chance. , a { | number of military conventions, but an independent Bohemia, an @ my | atory poverty. : ' ; Pty . Pig! rv ing Southern Slavd wails there | JOSEPH PULITZER They must have that chance. ‘ iS | { so far as Europe is concerned, we ; A. 1 Siavdom, if wer , . : ‘ j Aw ‘ 4 ‘ . ee aw ‘ . » i oO reece e ‘ rm a [ April 10, 1907 For two years America has been solemnly decorated j ae { oo only changed the situation of cate ye Brees oe ae weg the fa 4 . oa 3 from 6,000,000 to 8,000,000 of peo-| —~ ; ai step tow & ** om: : ira ; . SAL, « Ps ' ’ peo : at ™m Fiachineol waa __ 4, with service flags. The absence of our boys and the, § vp -, + | ple living in approximately 30,000) '¢storatios of peace. If we tins Ww LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE quently told by silver stars. But, besides their memo- t a, be ; mains before us the task of dealing Lowers themselves, and = om , ] : ; . ll . , 5 " ‘ os rial. those silver stars blazoned forth a promise. That ; with the territories and populations canted “ee them hie the great. i ka ? conte Louis. Detyoit, Boston, Cleveland and tion and sympathy of the straphangers. ; the Franco;Prussian War nearly ait | talk cence as ae peg Ww, coating . : ; ‘ : é | , “ | ’ ‘e snail do muc OW othérs will soon outrank us and St. Louis St. Louis knows what a strike affecting urban transit the perils to peace in Europe have/ shall bring satioteation to ei kept a’ : ao | . 7, . > . ~ Lit become a third or fourth rate city, or, facilities means. It involves disturbances whose seri- KEE ot BREE Reanemeiene rom the mast, and no settle-| people who hitherto have never on shopph rather, a country village * | Po SF OES ph ahs ae | ‘ ment now in the East will be of any | cepted any Eur ent, d > ere trtate in @aphationtty ; . ~ ic ‘ : nie ‘ . . oe t . 1 ’ es ow! ‘ ar .— ; : . ‘ ’ and our city will easily maintain the e largest yank in St. Louis has heretofore been the ins tee Sew York Sum yf os omy - a eee oe ae arresting some of them for their sup- occupied, or compels her to with- of the house of Savoy. 3 his hor : — place among the cities of the na- Bank of Commerce. with total resources a little less than M ERICANS awd Enclish one only were conveyed on the river Sivx b posedly improper actions. The other draw. ut whichever Way the deci- Reyond lie the (wo great ; P “Is tion. Then ood-by, D , Dini A ApS FP dy Ge Me ; he Ferryman, Charon Cocvtus is also one : © ‘ ; : +f + , f I : = FF ( y, etroit. ; , é morning Kor , sion is . . o tussia and Asi; : | 4 mam Ss sro je $100,000,000 and total capital and surplus approximat- important nations that had not pre-; the rivers of Hi; Horace presents ; ; . bg Cae, EEN eogan to Bue ; oe —— caper — we tix Lithu-| ople re ; ; — rere c * first ay we ROSKE. ing $14,000,000 The “—_ ; sheme ef the Vs ef human Wishes their way into Hitdva Park, in twos and anian question, the White Russia and iople remains what it has ah “No, M e .» *; ’ ’ ’ . new nstitution formed by the viously nadopte ] } . tric . 7 Rn " ‘ . ' , —— : = anager Citizens’ Referendum League. " (the Third Nati hs . ‘ pted the metric system of oe tor d. Postumus, of threes, and by one o'clock tMeir num- the Ukrainian question so far as Po-| heen, a challenge to statesmé girl, M l1erger oO e a. 5 4 "ni "ot » 4 , shortness of life the punishment er or . - ns ‘ te ‘re | . ’ : ” ~ , r * at HOO wane t. Louis Union and, we ights and measures, have been pretty wicked ee after death te es pont ber rreached over 100, They assembled land is concerned The ~~ = the Armenian, the . end of 4 Republican's Opinion. 1e Mechanics-American banks will have total resources intimately introtluced to it as a result ying og of a law, in ae allu- near the band stand and some among There is also the decision as to the Svrian and the Creek “Mol , ; -2 : : oalitins . sion to the well-known types of (Geryor ’ i ; ; ——— ae it sis . — 7 Tc the Editor of the Puat Urspatech | of more than $156,000,000 and total capital and surplus of of the war Those who came in contact Tityos, Sia phus ani the Danaids The tiem began distributing circulars Hungary, whi h will have a very ain >t Hlow shall one | , your ds Referring to vour editorial in Sun- $15,500,000, giving it the rank of the largest financial in- with the illogic: . cypress was deemed ‘she only tree that among the fellow students. Thereupon great significance for the future. To. ., » te lich are thus ine Picae for his day s paper: The Republican party saved stitution of the West ' ogical English money system grev Hades the police who had been watching over reduce Hungary to her ethnic limits Joined in eternal hatred? ARG y he or the Union in 1861 The Republican par- The 7 7 realized how much more simply and Hi, Postumus, Postumus, rapidly ther movements arrested 18 of them and is to make her people without nat- part of the task and « vastly a your hi t\ will save it again in 1919 that ™ ] ds qu rement that only a certain percentage of quickly computations may es ra glide took them for examination at the Hi- ural frontiers. to deprive ore of many rr do part of the unfinished wi . “My why the people restored it to power in the capital of a bank may be loaned to any one com- the American decimal monev units: and Our years, and no pious endeay- lbiya police-station. The remaining Ko- of her ancient provinces, to create a va re ryt replied \ , ‘ ’ per was repudiated by the Republican of one institution. Industrial dustrial establishments that for the sake aside. lantly amid the gaze of the Ivnx-eyved “nue millions of Slovaks,, Ruma- : = © of SOV en, Ee often t : ‘ " a. , ; ) : 1 shevis ” in} : * 5 party in the city of St. Louis in the last Hone @ a fi idustrial concerns whose opera of uniformity were compelled to utilize And Death from his sure. irresistible police nians and Jugo-Slavs in a servitude “es Bone a Rehin® : aliies wri che aa election. The pe . . ' S deman inancing on an exceptional scale find it “—_— ‘course . . . as brutal as any > Germany ever store Great Russia, or, fol | of +. 7 ‘ peopi the loval people 2 con venien ; ' ; : h the metrik measures promptly realized course: canes ! an. thing Cre I many ever the (;erman example «trive to: ' * riage. 1e I’nited States—see too much dis- ce to establish relations with an institution § ¢nheir superiority, | s oe ath theese hecatembe Gals Sir: Recently we contributed “Tell conceived she Mineed | | hes Piasnal loval socialis ’ } : a. . : : ‘ . My,to our own g you wilh iree necatonmds adaliy ; ° The Dis : uSssian empire of veste . oya ocialism in the Democratic party W hose banking resources are adequate to their entire Th World 7 implore it to Tuttle e sputes of the Adriatic. half a sec a j frag wife-—— inal , —— e orl ‘rade Cl S: “ran- , ; al ; . a score of disorganized: ge ti age ns hoe thmtapad £0 pith hn needs. This merger, the largest recorded in St. Louis cisco, urging th i te a in Fran- rhe tearless, inexorable Pluto to bend ‘ hag were proud of that story, and io at we have still) ments? More than 250,0000000 pitiless . i °C » Tallis on e e- ' x a Ngiar é ic . , ~« a “It i ‘ ¢ ' ; ¢ 1e@ pr > ; . | | ; ae a ' _ p : , financial history, does not vthi , E gland and America Who binds Geryon and Tityos ever- ‘ x would appeal to the multitude. ’ | he lem raised by the| people will be affectes terpiec publican party. J. CC. FISHER. a . anything to the total join the metric league and make it unanl We were careful to conceal it dispute of the Slavs and the Italians’) by ¢} i He of The | . » , : , . . ane ani- more vy . , OA its AUu- tay es ; ; . . . Vv 1e@ decision whie ' ont i e banking capital of the city, but it is a combination of pyous. points out that even now these! Confined by the Waters of Sorrow, m3 thorship, and felt around to learn how over Fiume and Dalmatia. Unless of Paria has vet to ae ‘ad ot Abe Liebknec _ important units of capital heretofore c ; ’ oo the public ' some means can be founs » Gatien fi a bus necht and Debs. | re directed separatel\ néienteien wes Se friend! l lic regarded it. . ind for recon- negotiators of the treaties of f contrib fo she Editor of the Post Dispatch and besides making possible various economies has ne .raes “y metric measures ih Wori«c : “Pretty g00d story. that 1? 2 said ta ciling these two conflicting races, Wwe phalia nor of the Congre es of . Ke hs A hu ; 7; Ff . ic > ‘ar : : ostage, lectrici try SCence Hic] : ( ; : ‘ Pai “— , ’ Silé ‘Te; ‘ ty siare oe "eee f 2 , Under a despotic Government in Ger- | portant’ advantages in other directions : ond wegpeaicete Merete ptecyeetaime tee: esc must it be for us all tha enjoy m friend. handing him the item. He name ot — s new rivalry and a new faced anything like as grawed man eh many, Liebknecht, the Socialist leader Tho : one a sined is — : ; Inedicine airplane engines that the, The pleasures and bounty of Nature on read it through-’and handed it back lostility quite as intense as that be- complex probleme, « se-ti . for rank a rhe purpose as explained is to prepare St. Louis for Rarth ; tween the Ser! | ns, affecting Go ie Rut ne or rank treasonable utterances. received si Sr , . used and accustomed themselves to the ? sarth, with a blank expression, which said ; iy rbs and the Austrian millions of people, as now a’ daught am sentence of four years’ linprisonment in the opportunities of the coming new era ol expanded seats 1 ; Alike on the journey one ferry employ plainly. ‘Can't see the point.’ ” empire, which was the occasion of the st fesmen vrathered here if 4r: “Gi ’ a ' System during the ar ' or ” on ' ree . | : a poltical prison operations and intensified prosperity. With the Federal . as es ie that world war Must rulers or paupers, regardless. of Then we tried another and anothe the world war In serving their peace termee , ° be 1 in democratic America Eugene \V. Reserve Bank, two private banking corporations of the news was generally printed with metric birth: with the same result. Nor have we less grave difficul- Germany they have oniy madeaa b 4 jebs receives ai five-ve; se nee - : terms because t ‘¢ = me ‘ We have ‘es ties in settling » CO c ‘fweer boy or | i ut be '. ail Sallam , | ; \¢ a sf nee hee nt vers first rank and ot her banks of only a little lean ius he ‘ Wa iit) Lime to In vain do Wwe ehun gory Ma rs and his , ‘ ! ods lea ( hed the conclusion It: Lis , ? “i e — on nti t be tw eer) Kihnihing VW hat i= to come may woman Tr i na penitentiary with felons . translate that 10 000.000 A f olan that it is a case of bum editor or bum alian aspirations and Creek rights sibly prove ten times ; j and murderers The Judge said that resources under aggressive management. St. Louis is ' hila » Son snd hari int author It is up to vou To permit Italy to continue to hol , foe ‘the pene ‘ + a >a m be $5000 { , ; ‘ siti 51% sb. eties . SCNnoo 1] ‘ell é : ee siiaht > ev tit Valniy e s i "PAK ' ; . wa ee ’ ; aAee © ef Wore ; . some man might have been persuaded no. ™! & position to utilize the possibilities of this predicted .. - : pets mave Deen sAueMt te a Pa a ee TWwWs. Northern Epirus and the Aegean Is. ‘CoPynmiaht. 1819 be the hire: Neweuar ably w a: oye in our army or might resist the era in both the foreign and the domestic field. so far ae See thas Beast) everybody has Or Auster that sweeps with t Not at all You are merely learn 2 | - fete + es yee i 8 . : '. , hs apne P ole ‘ ig »1 ee! ; : . ' , . . . *ps , Lempestu- i is , to ae . in ee hearing Deb: peech as adequate capital and able financiers enable it to had buy. sell, quote, use and talk in ous gales ing something about the multitude. Ly wife wi Ve nN this J udge eould rast “a he said, utili th . . metri terms a ; — ‘ - * iiciie . ee : If vou eare to come to earth perma Dunne and ivan reached . ican ep VAL em snes AL ae ‘ ANerican d mn dai using the ge is “i1s8- . oll ley we io : technical and industria! et. } ease’ SOrms OF Gt nently, watch the man across the aisle last night, but declined to mame oy in te ’ alia if . “hi Si; lishme s ne . ; : ; : ‘ : ; ’ 4 } eStabdlishment from vou in the street car sometime tatemen! Walsh remained . doing « lin when his colleagues left that flyers find any evidence of disloyalty or intent to injure this country or to direwectls ter ee ‘ : Mite) frre w ' “ : = aig . " are full of zg res an 4 :, ith the draft lvut he was afrai Amert a. says hHierr Ludendorff. a an : hell.” sti ¢ f Kaiures and dies based on the Hy ali. the meande: ing RiN er of (;loom. read your stuff. You “NW on't speak to SVSteN) and representing our war. Cocytus, and impious Danaids. too. vourself for davs. . IRISH DELEGATES ana im eXppere ted to arrive here. P long thi - > > das ° ¢ of his . . . ed , took maz that Debs might arouse the ~ : an : , e reason and The Germans tried to carry out that order during the at haakts i time concession to the necessity for : And Aeolid Sisyphus, under the doom Nn Ssity for uni- . , Sigh in a restaurant down in the Lloyd George has been sub | ees : and his 3} telligence of the people The ' war and found i 0 big a j is , rhe weiter of this tc not a Shcialict but 1 it too big a job. It is hardly likely that aD e Of tedious toil. must be passed in re © vue » _ . *. J. . » ; . . e] . . . ; . ‘ eneral ()) os XN - ; , , = elu! a mers r of a Republican Mer words will accomplish what German arms failed der No. 1, War De- view! quarter where English is slowly as to most bitter attacks for his at ' : _3 »¥? a ike bs . - nt 21) ” ‘ _— ' : il ctf af tn ' a . > + . ; ou? Anas ANE your rormee an i ‘ a. , e ‘ 2 Bae . . , ; ; ‘rmient arf the «dele ' \ eee metric system has been adopted for use able wif asf e the proprietor to the help: Activities of W alsh, Dunne and tivities, which are regarded sige es ages of Street Car Men. “ra » aee Bie —— . ‘owes . | ' ” ae Fiances Sada: oll ainsi en . KEEP YOUR DOLLARS WORKING. in France for all firing data for artillery . And even the trees that you raised as Please Donet & ) beet Rvan in Ireland Arouses Lin Warranted interference with & reck*w Atwoof tv ost Disp atch oil . a —_ cs . — ase one Smo0kKIN ) lo f ‘ . ‘o" : . , , e . _ ' P , . and Trin hine cuns if “2 . — . + ‘ . ; x ‘ I} op j " (LOT est te 7 ¢ ins : ? Someone voiced his or her protest in fomorrow interest to the amount of over $3,000,000 Ss. in the preparation of JOUr OWN, vou like Smoke teke Davy off and favorable (Comment tour » Say pes ' whe " — Ppenses on Second Liberty Loan bonds will be paid by the Gov- operation orders and in map construc- All these you must leave as a ‘‘tenant Rem sis: ke the Spectator it, and : for life,” “oO fur as to assert that @ “GSR problen Bs the Assoclated Preas cf nse pinriue ." is a feet tor come At innuran your columns yesterday against ~ . . - . ‘ * an tn " ‘* ver crease in wages for street car men ana Crnment to the people of the Eighth Federal Reserve — rhe weight and measure units with nothing to follow. s: signed him or himeelf “One of the District. “now in use, even in English-speaking | lor wis Cre eo eee : : : LAIN] 4 ie ‘ ‘ aione 4 . ION \lav 14 it " “or Cn fel . . * , . . is Lei i } rO THE 35TH DIVISION A. FE. FP in official pre o ‘ Clai quarters that Frank }? Divisions.” If this writer has a ; : . aS A Protest to What better use ‘ . o te . . countries are not rr Fens make why does he not sign his name” use can the bondholders make of this in- t all interchangeable. | beg leave to inform you that street car terest money than investing it in War Savings Stamps? Thus the savings invested in the bonds and earning in- wine. Lay down your arms in NO- ri = societies in the United States placing the British authors . : i Ww ho att Ireland in an embarassing ane Ten Are net recelving S4 day and if , War an Australian order for 1.000.000 the Man's Land terest will keep on growing thro ugh investment in. ¢.»)} ' ) gallons of oil was accepted by cable by a Whose Caecuban strains on the floo: ! stamp its pride (ome home to peace no more to lave been Visiting Dublin and other... ; The question has been askeaey vou doubt what I say I can show vou a« can ensily be found as 1 am not or T nm the stamps. he ) : , ' job every day; perhaps running a street ing . } rhe habit of thrift, which is the key to financial! Pacitle Coast firm Later it was dis ‘ ‘ ‘ , ’ inc ePpent ence, will ly | e y . s4) . iil . : . ‘ " : : " car while you are asleep and I don't av : | i f tr nethe nea, to the profit of the overed that \ustralian crallons were ao As rarer than Pontiffs extol! when they fight. ities in Ireland wil? not be res elved : mr erage $4 a day Should a man be able ondholder and the benefit of the Government. which big that a loss of 15 per cent Was sus- dine' four Nation’«e honor vou sustained by Premier Llovd George on their would bee thought iy a Brite @ to support a family in decency on less "eeds the money to clean up war obligations tained on the order. The inconvenience Hiorace. Book Il. Ode 14. To Post Midst fiercest fire and blackest Hell return to Paris. nor will they he ac- | S@en should visi the United a : ' =v 2 die ; } Us r ' . ‘ * . ' ; : ¥\ 7 se than $4 a day, with pork chops at 40¢ The way to wealth is simple—keep vo" in foreign trade has been harped upon umus 1¢ - bp = ae Each spot you won you paid death's corded any official or semi-official — = a like ha * or 20¢ butter at 7x or a tloaf ff VW " p your dollars work- for decades The foreigner prefers t oe . or > Serene | price recognition . re 1 ” i ns. ar Savings Stamps are the best inv 3 “ ‘ u | : ) , | = ‘ | . : nvestments buy ir . ts LC At Argonne, Toul : | ' . t bread for 10 MI blouse who had ’ al ’ ; ’ “ . : crave | ; » t | le rave The fi ar ’ . * y . i"'}il . {,; 5 ’ get good wages, $4 per day, vet vor often decides him (cern ’ ; et . . r of Old Missouri's Sone promised to . ' CAGO fay 14.-~The ay. ou Many understoc: ile , . ' to endeavor to ; ; re nei tell use who vou are or hew vou bo that and used it to help her natn aon edi - e You swore to win to die, if need interview bhetween | sce pepe. an ice has been inereased $2 @ 4 a ! | ade a ' American : i yogr information veges t 7 e »ke ; ‘ '™ , . cata paign . , Put not surrender to the Hun deleg: , . Deske . the largest retailer here, it ] » ik that 4 ij ] ¢ Wo? ks for vou, but ] Ww Ol ks ior 4 our (-O\ ernment ae . | ts “A “4 g£0o00 a. “oe ’ he Tw elt , > (;od hble«« , . : , , I if = ‘ ~ ite ~ anal thie Pty it isl) | rer ier. ne a : : , ° 2 " The world is it | ios dial i i : i and give ou endless ioOYV. nas now in view fr as re : ti riarers toca aria other ' ' coming down Tweilfth stree And hearts serene, and love of in Ireland. «se lec err #CUVITCS | will follow, it was added, lane lecided. not te act as an! », “ ' a . sree hnotider was X o cent ® internmieding , _—— A : dred nounds« , «ents for 2 Ae the Premier and the British G@® 3 ment to virtual recognition t Then, throwing the hundred old pad | “4 E greet you, gallant 35th Walsh, E Irish republic. Other NeWeay it 3i : aish, kKdward F. Dunne and Mich- complain that the delegate® s = ey = . The Canadian wg: mn tea @ ; . gallon is 20.09 per cent locks aside. iArTEe! than the American. During the Your worthier heir soon will drain off Kach boy a hero in his right oe : Pane | : : i ; se : epresentatives af Irish ' aternized with Sinn ‘@ n ee ee -_-- et nee i Chicago lee Prices Ady ein in pay a good return, the two essenfial factors in a good investment Invested in stamps, vour dollar not only i 2 RE OS a come a trifle more familiar with this eee such unifieations ' frat , Moreover. the i ae ele nee : friends Fubject before vou rush inte prin @ar a oom ne know how much we mate wien. dime t oO Hternstort! save that the peace terms were THOS. J. PHELAN, the worst in histor) which would put them about on ©) SO" UUter cities te U imi pie sob drive,” just ou oe nist Cs E : the prize Arceled ‘ wry ; May peace be ru? ' st hae noe "TY ; ‘. ; | , sien . ? - iyeel pou ! ate s curret tytalin TT hi os tional ice cree tie adv ane@e. Se - «= 3341 Delor, ‘4 par with the conditions which made them necessar) i * Ff Siu m wermany nas (oe real Sawlsneviads EDITH WINIFRED MOSE * - a . . = >. a 3 re mtr ce emt

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any Only ’ Task at- ds Declares Questions Affec tin : Europe and the eir Solution, lay hands on the 0 Creek. & communities of Asia, jg ANIMNOSIT between Ital eks quite as keen as that n between Itallans To ltaly ana peer iit e add tw stil) One ircunistance recalling condi. hich for 40 yvears have troy. @ peace of Kurope Pcun create a strong Poland pendent hohena. an endur. thern Slavdom, if we restore ce her lost children, we shall kena long step towards a real tloa of if we fail, if fe rivalries between these new themselves, and betwee fthem and the great Powe, li merely repeat the Cong in, and sow a new crop 6 ‘or it is essential to recogn estas the Serbs and Greeks and jians. as well as the Bulgari used to accept the decision of ert of Europe at Berlin, because that decisio sUstice to men of their hese same people will peace pt any decision of the league, bns Which gives Slavs to Italy lans to Hungary o1 (ireeks to la; yet such as has been the ble short-sightedness of Paris 1 possible rivalries have been ted to grow and expand. Ry. Ss and Serbs (uarreling panat, Bohemians and Poles tachen, Italians and Jugo-Slavys lume, while the problems of da remain unsettled A Dificult Task. e shall in eubsequent negotia- Which will liquidate urg and Osmanli empires jy , build real states, we ghall 000,000 of liberty-loving peo- apable of defending them. across the pathway of German lon eastward southward, ll restore the balance of pow- Zurope abolished when Russia d We shall do much more. We ring satisfaction to millions of who hitherto have never ae. any Kuropeon settlement, be. no European settlement has cognizance of their just rights more difticult task ever con- ad the = statesnianship of . The statesmen who made up ongress of Vienna could settle estion at issue between Frances he of hurope but the net reorganize KRastern and ern hurope, The A could prevent war between , Britain and Austria, but # not erect a stable edifice in the ne and its failure in the Bal roduced the world war. just os lure of the Congress of Vienna Justice in the Italian peninsula ed the series of wars which ad in the liberation of Italy, are ‘ed | Te eee! Mee ee. ‘WOMEN’S PAGE ae POST-DISPATCH Daily Magazine _ ae WEDNESD. MAY Erk WOMEN’S PAGE -. Matrimonial Rules the Con. | “7 i ! > he old ¢ _—— oo (Congress of bmplete when Trieste and thee mo are udded to the dominions house of SAVOS ond lie the two ereat problems afin and Asia Mino, e remains what it has always a challenge to statesmanship. is the Armenian, the Turkish. yrian and the Greek problem a Mino: liow shall one divide Which are thus inextricably in eternal hatred” All this ts of the task and a vastly im {t part of the ix milly, point (“onstan- ther ‘’ to is Russia, Many 4 rapidly approaching Fe of Bolshevisn). but after Bol-) m, what’ Will the allies seek tore Great Rusegia, or, following rman example, strive to divide) Ussian empire of yesterday inte of disorganized frag * More than 250.000.000 of Will be affected inmediatel¥ decision which the conference@® is has vet to make. Neither the lators of the treaties of Weal nor of the Congress of Vienna anything like as grave> and lex probleme. affe. ting as many ne of people, as now confront Atesmen vrathercd here in Parke rving thet terms upol nv they have made a be g. What to may por prove times important ® peace of the world Ht, WD ty MeClure “VYniicate,) Maivaore pence ons is Come Ten As Newem the V7-_— *and Ryan reached London ight, but declined to make eny ent. Waleh remained in Dub en his colleagues left that chy BS expected to arrive here Yd (jeorge Mt bitter attacks for his alleged ragement of the delegates’ ae », Which regurded as UW Ried interference with Britt the iffaires even a serlow 1 like the Spectator has rome AS to) AaNerL that a “dangerous racy ix afoot for comnilttiié Premier and the British Gover li ognition of the republics (others re wapa pert Ain that delegates nave nized with Sinn Fein leadet®y BG the British authorities in d in an embarassing position estion asked what be thought if a British ole should visit the United State are Virtual we the been has Mireion of « like character. heago lore Prices Advanced. The price $2 a ton here, it was af other concet idded To ' cents a hu for a bot, means ICAGO & been reert rr od | ollow holde) paving “ i 00 fore a hw pounds h T thy : ; ijt hoe crop niVe reason the AUCVADOCes May 14 inerensed tallies oda’ nod i Wii icles - : ?) wy pete unfinished work = has been subjected of the Road ee aia, DON’T BE A ROAD-HOG. A happy marriage is big e nough for two persons, big enough for one—the matrimonial] road-hog is egotism and selfishness plus—the superman husband and the wife who is 2 | daughter of the horse leech should not be given house room — —— ee ee = By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. Copyright, 1919. th HE matrimonial road hog is the former Kaiser was fond of talki God,’’ . my by ‘*my German ‘*my house’’ or * Car’ ’-~-never there is the equally objectionable wife to whom the family aré invariably ‘‘my child at ‘‘my dinner parties.’’ °* If you have ever watched a small bov trying to a country road, vou have seen on the road the ¢@ Press Publisting Co. Prussian of the species, Just as the ng about ‘‘my army.’’ . ‘“my people,’’ so a certain type of husband alwavs speaks of ' Our house’’ or ‘‘our ear.’’ Then the- younger members of ren, and whose entertaining is done drive a hog along human hog in a motor ear, you know all there is to know about the method of the matrimonial} OY of the family. to tell in which direction he is going ‘the paradoxical truth that a happy m but not big enough for one. It is the road-hog of marriage who signs the hotel register “John Smith and wife,”’ when it is just as easy to write “Mr. and Mrs. John Smith.” But to him Mrs. John Smith is “wife” -— only this and nothing more. Ile is egotism and selfishness—plus. In England—at least before the war-—-he seems to have been devel- oped in specially offensive perfec- tion. In John Galsworthy's ‘The Man of Property” there is a husband who is a hundred per cent road-hox ! and there is another in Mr. Galswor- thy’s play, “The Fugitive,” which has been seen in New York. But in ‘England, of course, a policy of self. ishness in his relations with women is instilled into a boy from his child- | on him ' hood, When his sisters wait and when their education frequently is sacrificed to his. . Over here, the arrogant and all- possessive male often is a false aiarm. In an office 1 know a certain man was fond of boasting of his conjugal authority. When others smilingly or plaintively told of being kept away from the golf links to go shopping. of home tyranny which demanded an appearance at church at least once a month and new cur- tains in the living-room instead of a new fishing-pole, this masterful soul snorted his disdain. “I,” he proclaimed repeatedly, the boss in my house. What ! goes. Mr. Henry Peck is no relation of mine. When there's anything I don't like my foot comes down hard, l can tell you I think you are a iot of poor simps to let wives put it over you like that!” One day this man’s office mates decided that, like Cousin: they could be pushed just so far, They threw themselves bodily upon him, pinioned his arms to his sides and placed large, rough hands over his protesting mouth. Then one of the rebels called his home on the telephone. “Is Mrs. Jones there’"’ first question. “No, but this is Mrs. Jones’ little | girl, Mollie,” came from the other | end of the wire. “Mollie,” said the caller, “this is your dad's office, and | am speaking | for his friends. We want to know if he or your mother the boss in your house.’ “My mother is the boss,” sweetly replied Mollie. And that was the end of another superman legend. The American wife, in my opinion, often takes more than her share of the road in the journey that is mar- riage. ; If the British husband is flayed by Galsworthy, the American wife—or one type of her-—-is no less pitilessly analyzed in that bitter mas- terpiece of David Graham Phillips, “The Husband's Story’’-——the story ofAhe woman who, with nothing to contribute, would take everything. A husband who poses as a super- man should not be given house room, “am say up was the. is Rut neither should a wife who is a, daughter of the horse leech, crying “Give! Give!” The American but his generosity woman who tries £5000 income were $10,000 ably was a husband confronted the personal bill of an extravagant wife who invented the cynical Amer- ican epigram, ““The way to save moo- ey is to earn more.’ Then he began doing extra work at night, or tak'ng fiyvers on the market. Once in a long time he became the millionaire of his wife's expectations, and she took an apartment in Paris Waile he and his office lived together in New York. In a far greater number ftances. however, he ran nech reck*°with his debts and mounting ex- Denses until the “pace that kills” did it, and his widow had to face tne problem of Hving down to his life insurance. There are other and subtler mani- festations of road-hoggishness in marriage. generous, is abused by the dress as if his it prob- by man is to who believe all of us have multipie | Personalities never have observed carefully the mate of a road-hog. Ile for she) has not even one personal- | ity. Like Troy, it’ WAS, but the road-hog rooted out all its traits as persistently as a four-footed hog roots for truffles. “I don't want MY wife ever to be seen in those skirts that stop half way up the leg. Never mind what Hoover says—1 don’t intend to have | fish served on MY table. 1 don't care to see any of those radical writers like Shaw and W. L. George in MY home.” Thus the busy male road-hog in his pursuit of his wife's | sartorial, gastronomic and literary “How can you have that cheap ane vulgar man for a friend” shouldn't get any letters you are not Perfectiy willing for ME to see. I'm gure that I don’t see why you should He spreads over everything in sight, and it fellows | your | Egbert, | of in-, ana lt often think the persons | You ) | moaning over her poor back. is impossible to spread next. buy a new suit the one you are Wearing is perfectly good.” Thus the female of the species, who would ;censor her husband's friendships, correspondence and wardrobe. | Oh, DON’T be a road-hog! Laying Down His Arms. “Very unconventional, isn’t he?’’ “Very. I think’ he'd even sit with his elbows on the peace table,.’’—- | Detroit Free Press. Exercise and Refreshment. Sign in New York: “Cup of Coffee anda Roll Downstairs for 15 Cents.” Boston Transcript but not || | Always he illustrates | arriage is big enough for two persons, | THE MAGN eas ae eae AN ee — ee D WEAR | ee ae | WHAT SHOULD A * “ WHO WOULDN'T WA eeteceeeees > — - A OX POOR ODI Praveen a OP WONG Ane Dn aa aoe Every little miss will appreciate this effective broadcloth coat of pale pink with collar and cuffs trimmed with beavcr, not to forget the fur buttons. IFICE ——— An Epic of the Rise of an American City. By CHAPTER XV_ (Continued). ET both of them felt constantly the difference between this Christmastime and other Christ it was a Ilsa be! mastimes of theirs—in all, sorrowful holiday. But when came East for George's commence ment, in June, she brought Lucy with her—and things began to seem differ- ent, especially when George Amber- son arrived with Lucy's father on class day. Eugene had been in New ee — ° — business; Amberson easily persuaded him to this outing; and they made a cheerful party of it, | with the new graduate of course the hero and center of it all. Ilis uncle was a fellow “Yonder was where I when I was here,’ pointing of versits buildings don't know whether let my admirers place a tablet to York Oli alumnus. rodmed he said, the unil- hKugene ee out one to would { se oT2L2e ee The Better Part. By DOROTHY DIX of Martha and Mary is. eternally HE in story the Bible sym- bolic of the woman. Martha must keep the home fires burning in every She must see that the floor is swept, the dinner cooked, the _ children’s clothes clean and whole. And Mary must keep alight the lamp on the altar of the soul of the household. She must concern her- self with the finer things of life. She must read and‘ think and cherish ideals of the beautiful She must create an atmosphere of peace and rest. She must fit herself to be com- panion to husband and children. To run aée=~properly services of both Martha and Mary. Monogamy, however, restricts a man to one wife. Iie does not have domestic Martha in the kitch- en and esthetic Mary in the parlor, byt one poor wife who attempts to unite all t@e various different femi- nine virtues in her one small per- Surti. And it is when a woman tries the Martha-Mary stunt that she commits suicide and lands in an.early grave; oO) She becomes a nervous wreck and makes life hideous for herself and Her family by her peevishness, her nagging her whines and com- plaints. Perhaps there, is here a woman of exceptionaliy the and and there, robust ebility who can capably fill the dual role of Martha and Mary, who can cook and sew and scrub and wash with one hand and vamp their hus- bands and chum with their children ' with the other, so to speak, but these female prodigies are as rare as hen? | teeth. T can make servant, woman domestic Hik ordinary an excellent or she can make a to being both, at the same time, she bungles each job, Therefore it is up to her to decide which part she will understudy——that of Martha or Mary, | seeing she is no lightning change lartist who can make a quick transi- tion from one to the other. cide in favor of Martha. Perhaps this is because the traditional way to hold ‘a husband is to feed the brute. Per- haps the material, being more ob- | vious than the spiritual, seems of | Any- | more importance in our eyes. way, the average woman feels that ‘her first duty to her family is to make it physically comfortable. make a burnt offering of over the kitchen stove cooking elab- orate meals, although she knows by doing so she will reduce herself to a / human consumption. inclinations. | Or she will sweep, scrub, dust and polish to make her house immaculate although the inevitable result is to bring on a ‘“‘spell her couch to spend the life of the average | household. | ‘themselves for display their doctor's bills as if the) | conducted : ' bad been bought at too great a price, household on schedule lines requires. self ; ener Vv physique and supernatural executive | S: satisfactory | parlor entertainer, but when it comes | which Therefore you will see a woman | nothing herself | " that sends her to: wierd R she will in order that QC) siamie have more ruffles on her frock than any other little girl in her set, until she grows so nervous that she snaps Mamie’s head off every time Mamie speaks to her. Women who bring nervous pros- tration on themselves working for their families always account it unto righteousness. sew, of heroism, husbands were citations for deeds and they feel that thelr and children can never be sufficient ly grateful to them for all they have done for them. But if the husband and children were allowed ex press themselves on the subject they would sav that their bodily comfort to and that they would rather have plainer food and clothes and a house less spick and span and a wife -and mother who wasn't too tired and worn out and cross to enjoy things with them. For, if you observe that it adored by her family, while Mar- appreciates her good her trying to will notice, vou will is always Mary who ist tha’s family but finds live points with A woman who does well to take of her strength and to give only such a part of it to her domestic affairs ace she can give without making her irritable and sick. verv. robust measure not accurate is nervous and Let her save the biggest part of her to devote to the higher, things, to keeping herself cheerful and even-tempered and chummy with her husband and children. T ner may her to neglect her housekeeping a bit There may be occasionally dust on the parlor mantel, and simple food on the table, and the children’s clothes may not have as much hand work on them as Martha's children’s have, but if it enables her to be Plly and pally instead of being querulous and fault-finding. nobody is going to care There isn't a man wouldn't rather be met of an evening when he comes home tired from work by a smiling, prettily dressed, cause alive who | fresh-faced wife and a simple dinner, jthan to Curiously enough, most women de- | come home to a banquet if the woman who had prepared it was so tired that she hadn't taken time to dress, or comb her hair, and so nervous that she seasoned it with her tears and fault-finding. Nor are there children that wouldn't rather have a home in they could make a rough house if they pleased than one where is ever out of place, and where “Don't” is inscribed over every door. Neither are there any children who wouldn't rather have a mother | who put in more time being friends nervous wreck that is unfit for any |with them and less on their clothes. Therefore poor, tired, over-worked Martha-Mary, give up trying both Martha and Mary. Be one the other and remember that chose “‘the better part.” (Copyright. 1919, by the Wheeler’ Syndicate, Inc." to he or Mary They | BOOTH TARKINGTON, lie know.’ here? lot owns you Lilie these buildings now, “Didn't when Like uncle, like nephew.’ “Don't tell George you Just at this time of the voung geni biark Spot, ol! Vou, you were think he’s like me we should careful feelings.’’ ay gi eren f be leman’s “— ePXISt at said Fug we he mightnt us didn't have it so badly Amberson strolled on through the “kor one “I'm sure ] at his said reflect- age,”’ ively, as the, commencement crowd. thing. | had brothers and sisters, and mother didn’t just sit at my feet as George’S does; and I wasn't aan only grandchild, = either. Father's always spolled more did chil- Tris (jeorgie a lot than he any of his own dren.”’ Kugen: “You three things to explain all that's good and bad vn “Three? “He's Isabel's only child lie’s a bov ; Mister Bones, which are are the said E just laughed need onlv aAvoOUL Creorgie. He's an Amberson “Well three things ones and which “All of them,’ T happened that I came in sight of George was walking under the swinging a stic! trious o} localities which had at- value during the The two older men gestures, careless and craceful: they observed his attitude, unconsciously noble, his easy pro- prietorship of the ground beneath his feet ard round about, of the branches overhead, of the old build- ng and of Lucy ‘| don’t know,” Eugene said, smil- whimsically ral don't know. of his being a human Perhaps of these the good bad iwecne. then ones?” they their «discourse. ¢ims with Lucy, and out to her \ )- jects tained last four marked his pointing and historical vears. rs beyond, ing When ] being—l like spoke don't ci¢ lt " know it’s niore ‘l wonder if L was like that!’ Am- “You don't suppose EO berson groaned every Amberson through it, do you?” “Don't worry! combination and college; Am bersons ge has haa to half of of vouth, good and even the t over their no- if 18 a look Be noblest COOK BE PAID? Organizations With A. EB. F. «Standardizing Wages of Gar. man Servants and Or- chestras. eae 7 COBLENZ,. Aprtfi 27. HE employment situation is T troubling even the army of oc- cupation. Take Coblenz, for in- stance. All the hotels,im, the city |have been requisitioned .by the American army. Some ef them have , remained under German.) manage- ; ment. : An attempt toward stanwdardizing / wages is being made now by the vari- ' ous organizations in Coblenz which ,employ German help. A. definite | wage scale has been determined for all kinds of service from scrubwom- }en to head walters. No tips are allowed and@ an em- ploye in one of the American-man- aged hotels who leaves without no- tice cannot be employed in another. This is a very necessary protective ineasure taken as a safeguard against the constant shifting about of em- ploves due to the prevalew®tindus.- trial unrest. One of the maids from the kitchen went to Ruth Woedsmall, director of the house, as a special envoy from the rest of the kitchen personnel with the information that German law re- quires that the employe shalh have 14 days’ notice before bein dis- missed, that the employer shall pay his or her expenses in thé hospital in case of liiness and that one day off is granted every week..;, Miss Woodsmall waited pntil the Copyright, 1919. A Comfortable Night- gown. Who. no matter how and small, would object to going to dreamland arrayed so suttably in this gown, trimmed only with ruffles al neck and sleeve s and clusters of fucks intervened bi hoa state hing. YOuUNng all bility and come to be people in time. It takes more than time, though ss “T should say if did take more than time!” his friend agreed, shak- ing a rueful head. Then they walked over the Amberson mhom neither trouble seemed to have She alone, thoughtful chaperoning to Join loveliest time nor fouched stood the great trees, and Iucy at a distance, see- minder (,eorge ine the two friends approaching, she came to meet tiem. . It's charming, isn't 1t! movine her bicck-gioved hand to in- dieate the summery dressed crowd etrolling about them, or clustering in groups, with its own hero, “They seem eager conti- dent, all these touching. But of course youth doesn't know its she each and so its’ sO bovs touching.” Am berson couched doesn t “No, it lepem to take itself as pathetic, pre- | cisely! Eugene and I were just speak- ‘ing of something like that. Do think whenever these triumphal faces? think: ‘Oh ‘you're going to catch it: * what I smooth. I always know how ‘“(eorge!” “Oh, he Life’s most got a special wallop- mother's son of ‘em!”’ el, tronbled— ean ves,’ said enious lit Ss for ‘ \la vy be °9 nz ink every Isabel, mothers said ‘maybe of the take the walloping for them.” “Not her brother assured her. with emphasis. “Not any more ‘han take on her own face the are bound to come on her son's. know that sSopnie one!” she can lines that l suppose you all these young faces have got to get | ‘em, thev lines on “Niavbe smiling wistfully change,. and nobody wear lines.”’ ‘Times have changed like that for only person that [ know,’ Eu- And Isabel looked in- laughed, and she saw that ene person.” His hnrioreover, won't,” she said, ‘“NMavbe times will will have one ie gene said. as quiring, he she was the “only justified, She blushed charm- implication was and she knew 1 ingl\ ht 119.) Tomorrow. ) ‘tC opnvriz (To Be Continued 2 NOTICE—COFFEE Dt to the continued rise in es to advance the price of the which will take new prices, that the more econom ical way, of cost The present O50 size ean effect AND TEA LOVERS iffee prices, we have been popular FAUST INSTANT. Tuesdav, Mav 20, will still or tea made in the regular obliged The be coffee small) advanees to 40e. The present 65¢ size can (medium) advances to 75. The present $1.25 size can The size of the cans will remain unchanged. large) advances to $1.40. amall SIZC¢ Thus the can of Faust Instant Coffee makes 30 cups or even 55 cups, as some cottee drinkers prefer it. Under the new scale of prices each cup of coffee will still cost only a trifle more than one cent. (Coffee of the same high quality, made in the old-fashioned way, costs more than two cents a cup.) medium size can holds The while the large can contains four large size can you cut the cost per cup still further. a perfect cup of coffee prepared so easily at the cost of a trifle more than one cent. With Faust Instant Tea, the the small size, So, by using the Just imagine a“ a = as much times as much. cost per cup is almost negligible. The emall size can produces 100 cups of fea at a «ost of less than half a cent a cup. size can 400 cups. erage vou can enjoy. The medium size can vields 200 cups and the large So FAUST IN It is equally delicious hot or iced. STANT TEA is the cheapest bev- If vou have not tried Faust Instant Tea or Coffee, go to your dealer at once and get a can of each, and try making vour coffee or tea in the cup, merely adding boiling water. directions on can. C. F. BLANKE TEA ll Make according to & COFFEE CO. said, | you | I see, young to | information had been completely de- livered and then made very @lear the fact that she knew very little'about German law and cared eve dess, as the army of occupation, being, Amer- jean, recognized only Americ law. She assured the envoy tha the ———~ — Americans would be fair aft@ just but not according to German-prece- dent. The answer seemed fairly con- 'clusive. Nothing further has been heard from German servants. the Practically all of the servants are Rebellion’—where 55 men were| German in these hotels. Aj the Y. killed out of every 1000 engaged.| W. C. A. hostess house, though, an Mortality rates in some other impor- American cook was needed jn addi- tant battles were: First Bull Run, Uon to the German ones and Miss 40.7; second Bull Run, 45.4: Antie- Woodsmall requested of the cam- tam, 39.7; Chickamauga, 47.6; Fred- manding officer a cook who knew ericksbug, 18.1; Wilderness, 31.2; | how to make the American pieowhich Spottsylvanfa, 44.3 every doughboy and officer expects a at the hostess house. The, next Many of the new cotton or. silk, morning an experienced army cook, blouses have sleeves of three-quarter long known by the Colonel, appeared length, with wide cuffs, |at the door of the hotel with his mee _pack on his back ard full equip- leading ment, prepared to stay. ‘Th’ order financiers recently gave it as his| was put through by the same lone | r ,opinion that the American people who objected to the Y. W. C.”. tak- our Civil War hav-|as a whole never had as much money | ing the hotel they did and “spoiling mortality rate was;as they have today. ‘the best saloon in Coblenz.” |) © Early Spring Hat. Early spring model from Smolin, af brown straw and crown of bon faced together with brown chenile. a tan grosgrarvy rib ——_— er -_— eee ae ~« j - — ~ —— - - ~ — — ~~ ~ = i naetentiia tan Decades tt Stray Items of Interest. aid od —_ tide of —— —_ es | Gettysburg—‘‘the high HE first French navy was formed in the year 728. — of be in great | richest world. The Osage Indians our Southwest are said to the people per individual the Ownership and rovalty rights in Im- mensely productive Oklahoma oil lands are the source of the wealth Lo, the poor Indian! As far back in history as the year 950 Flanders was famous for its | manufactures of linen and woolen roods. One of this country’s battle of highest The ing the DAIRY MAID CORN KERNELS 7 The heart of the finest Yankee white corn combined swith rich, creamy milk. >’ A splendid new food product—do not confuse with sweet corn or lye hominy. CORN KERNELS nels Z You can serve Dairy Maid Corn Kernels at either luncheon or the evening meal asa vege- table. Serve piping hot with butter and sea- soned with salt and pepper to suit the taste. There are many, many ways of serving Dairy Maid Corn Kernels for every meal in the day. The demonstrator of this new tood product in the basement of the Stix, Baer & Fuller Store will gladly show you how to fix these dishes. They are easy to prepare and their cost is low. MARSHALL CANNING COMPANY: MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA sats Also producers of the famous Brown Beauty Beans *f

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Call for Series Starting Today Ly fg tove a. conmases, torment Athletics Have Weak Batting and Feeble Pitching This Season. DAVE.DAVENPORT IN FORM Big Righthander Won First Game of Year Stopping White Sox, | 2—1, Yesterday. 7 s Mack's tailenders, with three victories in 11 to ' Connie record of are scheduled open against Browns at Sportsman's Park this at- for ternoon, The Athletics are here ®, : three games and will be the Red Sox, Nationals and Yankees The Mastern clubs close their stand furke's before which dates here, May 27, after men enjoy two open battling the Tigers in Detroit, portal Day. ; Weak hitting well as pitching, has been the cause ‘lownfall of the Mackmen At that Mack has only one! awr—and Perry has been Wreak into the winning column season. He has been beaten times, twice in extra innings fon, Anderson and Kinney Victories for the Athletics 80Nn. Ale As for to unable own this sSfa- Witt Is Leading Eatter. Lawton Witt, a holdout at the start a shortstop, who of the season bet Wyo has been playing in center field because of an injury to Tiily Pigerrwwrit has a 400 mark, havirs @de 18 hits in 45 attempts. Georg: ne is the only other regular bati- Side .300. Grover, who has Iiate!s Sabplanted Fred Thomas at third, has @ 462 mark. obby Hoth and Merlin steccing outfielders, have own badiv. Roth, the former ¢ d star. is ewatting only .200, whil mp is hitting .146 The other vr re have the following standard: nnon .289. Thomas ms Dugan and Perkins 1 pier r had mie hLopp (wo fallen “leve failed to ody 0d a hit. the pitching regulars for while he has lost three has permitted 11 runs in 35 ings and is easily the best of thy. Watson has been gceored upon ve noes in 112-3 tnnings. Anderson poms stag 6 in 18 and Geary ir poe Is Duc to Work. 4, the opening of the series with the Browns today, Connie Mack will likely send Scott Perry to hurling hill. Jing Johnson is second choice. ‘Despite the fact that he made three rs in his first game against the ite Sox yesterday, Jimmy Austin wi likely remain at third base and act as lead-off batter. Carl Weilman sd Ar* to pitch for the Browns in came | Bavenuert € Comes Through. /DRave PDavenport, the big he der, finally came through in th@ American League yes- when he stopped the White in the final game in the Windy . 2—1, It gave the Burkemen an n break for the two-day trip. Da- port was wild, passing seven bat- but he yielded only five hits. for an error by Austin he would 54 e scored a shutout. ustin was sent &: nkie, who has THe size of his hat, las fallen off in right- with a to third to replace not been hitting and whose fielding the past few days ustin, as lead-off batter, scored thé first run in the opening round Against Roberson yesterday, when he oreies. was sac rificed to second and nted on a hit by Tolin, who was ove d down ta third place in the bat- ng order. What proved the winning ker came in the second on hits bys n, Gerber and Davenport Rad Day for the West. : ene opening day of the ai foattline in the National yreéved a bad one for the mien three of four start: ditti« were the oniv Western TRE Superbas stopped the wre tay Fisher's winning streak Giants toppled Alexander and the PH eaoand the Phillies trimmed the tes, intersection Leawue The Winners ite ‘is CARUANA WILL BOWL | KREWINGHAUS TODAY Prank Caruana. the Buffalo bowler Whh tomorrow wil! Wai of hi §0-games Gait epectal match, is echeduled to nmol Louis Krewinghaus in a 10-came est atthe Washington alleys rneon, #tarting at 1 ox ia «has workine 1 drives last two WRESTLER LEWIS TO AID DEMPSEY IN TRAINING enn. May 14—Kd ‘(Strang ler’ } Lewis to aid Jack Demnp sev in hia training for the champion. Shilp heavyweight bout with Jesse WHat Tt Ware announced toda, The wreser will leave for Toledo. the OES ale tein fight, it WEP immediately after match Monday w “ Wiadek Zhyazko are | aS Daslcie Win. tae st Louis i Sihool defeated th. We yesterday ual score of 16 ‘. in A game where aiser the Bellevilie pitcher, was imped for 19 base hite Lewellyn, ght fielder of St Louis, led both ame in hi¥ing with four hite out of Bx times up. The Rilliken team wil! to Alton tomorrow for a game with eStern Military Academy ae aes 5 iihen Defeats Murray. ELPHIA, May 14.—William T Tilden Il of thie city, Clay Court Tennig champion, defeated R. Lindley Murray of Buffalo, National outdoor single titleholder, in an exhibition yesterday, 6—2, s— 6 tart the second total pine to this lock. (a (he been out fot) da ‘5 Rce’rie Was his niversits ti bik the The igh team lleville afternoon bys Suffered From | Starts, the followed by feeble the date. eal pitch. to this | three Jonn- the Was wv Tkerms the leading batter for the "WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1919, oT. LOUIS PUst DISPATCH ee — —_— = 7 a — Poa — = - - = = — = —_ ES ——— = _ —— - a —_ ees = - ee ——— Yesterday’ s Ss Tailend Mackmen ——s - —— a — = - — roo! ile grate > , nonest aflect so much add to the ° as thev can four vithin There not gible the possiblr Housecleaning Improves Boxing. [* this respect the fight tone the atmosphere attending decidedly for the itave contended to be anal tation are the «ce Gonzales. £00), O the situ heft ; i: in au Wiibo ré mpor. i yi ae therefore count the and discards that —a Stallings Wants (raise. lot of revrarding a hout will be . re b- Some : ' week Rick adtered prevent his to this changing things country, attitude remains ounced yesterday McLoughtiin. architeet said the arena will be four ti as large as the by him at Reno for the Johnson championship fight has some = pitching ° — , It will be an eight-sided while the opposite . " : “ . “ . HU’ Teet across State of affairs is the Cardinals’ sir- 1") varena : * ve : ne advance Sai@ oft me uation There is no chance of this “ . about May ?2?4 deal materializing, however. faak Demnac : JACK eT) me \ Nehf specified as the Boston ; | : . neavyweignt ing mainly because he is the Kearns tribal southpaw and the : ursda \ ard ann J ls Kx ard. thousands There has heen a conversa- , for times ire Lion iti 20ston dea} iu 4 have w notably toward seen that Pri one built Jeffries- ‘"ruise to the tribe for mes ill bring ¢ Nehf outfielders and talent to spare cost ; Tr Stallings is sorely pressed for to he affair, the com ats witll open with offer- OTL. vest for the manage. to arrive hallenger and é Xpec , ritie his Jack are ted today or Th Willard is one of > jeague. ings would like to land Crutfse and would ‘go the limit in players Just as an be expected \lay pointed Lion it Nay that in out those states 1 Liter- nerr ee Barnes in Favor of East vs. West ~ Golf Team Match Sunset Hill Professiona! Believes Fill Flutchinson, fessional, $ I Nicholls as opponents, «t ) t¢ > representative t] fi mentioned by the Ss gxolfers MeDonald Kastern Test Would Prove Inter- esting. By CLARENCE WOLFF. City Golf Champion. James Barnes, of Sunset Club, “Tock” Chicago golf to home-and-honie Aleck Although Countr¥ and the preo- the ®-hole golf (Jil are ready accept 5000 7 iatch with Smith and there is hardly taking Carle- Fil! nv likelihood lace, in the mm, president lub. Mr. event Jesse Sunset of the opinion of of the told a vesterday ought the entire matter was digni- ed with attention beyond its merits nd that if such a proposition was Kastern men, it was jest of thesl$th hole type Mr. Carleton said in his opinion mith and Nicholls were not the Barnes and Hutchinson or were. He said both the were well advanced in Post-Dispateh that he (‘arleton men years and were not up to competition, as were their te * ‘ ‘ up to take a all ti adispatches ves | OF necessa rily thinks tl} el | nf cle tn ae it . of the |? ‘*4 ern he orable re mm Ss ’ so? w urely yvounger Western rivals. Cast-W ent Supremacy Test Sag- gested. liowever, it is evident that the mat- in Chi- willing to lle would like Share of the wager or should the proposi- match, as Chicago terday indicated “strongly in favor of an inateh of some sort, not the one described. Ile jastern professionals are too confident about their play that West's best could liasterners, ble would like of four Western plar- quartet from the EF r is being taken seriously izo. Barnes, too. is take the proposition large of it himself, on result in a Barnes is ist-\West re | itirels 1d holds feat the see a team l1jerTrs the meet a ast. Ww. (s. a. til) announced hompson, of olf Association, would be a guest the club, Saturday and Sunday of resent week Mr. Thompson is ming look over the next West- championship course of which writes, he has heard many fa- ports Iiis letter inti- that Chick" vans would here for the title tourney resident (‘ountry ¢ Coming. author Charles the Western | “lub that sunset todav ies president to so ated De rut Post- Diesat: hn W ANTS to work } Mr. Employer, in getting to- Sales organization that wil! Vou, ther «a ’ it ~—_— ~ re ~ Sn ~ SS , ee, ~S WR SSE ~~ ~~ SSS AES Se SR ere ~~ The Twelfth Engineers. HEREE reusing cheers For the Engineers! They always ~~ oo Se es Are in the lead When trimming Huns ‘They ose no guns, \ syovel is all thev need shovel and pick They turned the trick In the late lamented fray. When tronuthle nears Its the Kngrineers Who clear the right of way. 7 Through vocky trails They laid the rails And surveyed the To carry the guns Against the Huns In our drive upon With railroad line the Rhine three cheers iingineers The bovs with the brawn They rea gallant crowd And it did Ais proud To welcome them home Quite So. | Yes sir! Along about poon yesterday it looked like Cfwelfth Divisicn. So we give or the and brain. AgkAnN « rk = When those Engineers once get up steam all the Huns in the world can't stop ‘em. * > a the sand observation should he The man on bas bedn his squeeze play a pinch bOX Says it that the used onl¥ in . * belt Pred yyy i oineh down on the squeeze. . * Listen. GUY I'd like to put away ls Hezekiah Wissen: When he has anything to say He starts by saving, “listen— * . “ Fall Guys. te be faliing between :_ - »? = mie’ Ti The vessling fan: for those one-fall matches Zbovezko and Stecher. ~ > . Judging by Detroit's position in the race they must be battfng like blind Tigers. > _ _ Funny how a ball team can cuny a lower berth vear after without setting on its uppers > Oc- Vea! Throws line. Waytor at Gar- The question is ‘“Plestina den.”’ Head + he - . ~~ —w et we ee National Protest Raised by Tenn is core Indicates TI That the rey Are. Not “Laying Down’? on n_ Davenport - | Men Against Tay ‘ Executive Committee of U. | s % L. T. A. Sends Out Petitions for Endorsement. y By DAVISON OBEAR, Missouri Field Secretary W Lawn Tennis Association. Tennis players throughout United States are protesting a the 10 per cent has placed on recent meeting of the Execute Committee of the United States tional Lawn Tennis Assoc ‘lation following resolution was passed: it resolved, That we send various: titions to everybody in the Ng Association to signed and warded to the Field See retary'g. fice. be called for when proper moment arrives, The lawing is the protest To the methbers of the Ty States Senate and sentatives: We. the ‘‘omm fttee Lawn tax which Con tennis goods. be to execy Natle on undersigned, or the CU. Tennis Association, Hlouse of Reépeen "os oa - at ell AS. At SB alt AGED NAS DOTA Hohe * “sy - post = : ‘ 4 nad ae eb 5. half of the ls iwn tennis players = ; the United tnillion, against American on tennis We also petition ment the States numbering reapectively the unfair 10 per cent roods. and for its ans ground that it le an excessive burden on normal ercine and healthful reereag both of which are Vital to Wellbeing of the Uurs is the only world which is the exereise and bevs and girls Chewing gum Jewelry tax, 5 > TAX, 10 per cent. This question is of Zreat by tapee to local tennis enthustastsa the petitions should he a! ‘ened as as m they are distributed ti te country in putting a tax recreation of tax. 2 per ¢ per cent: ATH what did thrown at (7arden to to have him bw Plestina” > « > lt must have galled an aristes — erat Hike Sir Barton to be 7 > rd Ye f tax _ i es oa tats American peeple, % e- pled in the Derby with the ple bian Billy Kelly. > . The birds who pay $10 for a. 2-60 feet away at the ¥ Dempsey view of the serap. - . It ts said that with a good palr of field glasses the occn- pants of the “ring-side” seats fight wil! get a bird'seye. 2 will be able to get a fairly good a 2 idea of what is going forward in > the ring. Dryer Than a Modern Novel. boxing conimissions have liquor off the fight club curtailed smokine and be put a gag on the noisy ebullience of ringsiders, no falling off in box- ing interest has been noted On the contrary, in Wisconsin. for example, the has huilt up greatiyv where driven premises, and the well-known Darby. but some- else besidee Nenf wit! have to mentioned one be the world’s championships of the the attending incident as a vacation some it went as far In all cases visitors expected to relax, with the usual wine showers each night and ab- sinthe frappe eye-openers in the past “sports” treated the junket. To as an orgy. Pitchers. has the only Leads (joodwin of to (:00d win the dis- Cardinal this his first vic- Marvin now tinction being land Rane Deen piteher two victories season, Pittsburg being fim and the Braves falling vesterda, and Goodwin was obliged Pitch With Bean and Rudder in order to make the conquest. as the Braves had a faculty of getting on, but except- ing in the third, could not seem to get around Craig Victor in 1-0 Hurling Duel McKinley’s Crack Pitcher Bests Roettger of Yeatman in Close Contest. to Miss Haywood to Play Here Today Billiardist Will Mie event Peter- ras the i? who —— = Three Hits for Hornaby. of the performance in of Rogers Horns- Noted Csive Woman Four Shows at breaking Parlors made his first hit in five ‘ i . sons ana wal the overture stanza two more lusty flag fell: and. sec brilliant defense of Miller, who saved Aviato! the third from having a tailspin with two fine sharply driven grounders Lincoln Out of All Track Meets Siuffe His he SANS in Crammed in before the was the a then Miss + of |? phia, recognized lops onary “Marine” Goodwin tin disastrous McKinley High School baseball) lara Haywood hiladel] team defeated Yeatman in one of the closest games seen on the high schoo! diamond this year, score 1-—0 The contest proved a ~»pitchers'’ battle between Walter Roettger, the ! Yeatman strikeout wizard, and Craig, ‘°"'8"' the McKinley boy who has given his oe team a chance for the flag by win- the last two games pitched. let down Yeatman with three walked five batters, and allowed McKinley four hits seven on balis defeat vesterday was due at ‘ and those ball Klausner, the PINS at S:l» Women Yeatman receiver, in the sixth in Will be admitted free ebster ning, Which allowed Kggler of Mc ° ttar, Allan Lincoln. Kinley to score from third z EMERY HURLS NO-HIT nm athletics again chance to Sih the interscholastic, GAME AND MAKES THREE bear \ one he said Mot A} ried ou toward participation ir preliminaries: but a iInced Loberts Was attempting the Lincoln's misfortune his team. as he hae least a third of the points Webster squad in The aspect meet is entirely changed be of Lincoln's accident im = ae favored to win ian few that bn pos.- badly counted totaled every ment of the Aly conmy (*oae) kKmery p VSCH Palogsola place _ the oS lb nN Moore rf Schultmef one l Vogmler ‘ Heidcamp ¢) Kull a tT has had he: batters in every gam: u a ® -"0 vard dashes, broad ji has mixed Strikeouts with man . the discuss throw waika If Bremser'’s wildness is i) Waivers Asked on James. those events have Pong evidence this afternvon, Central wii! DETROIT, May 14.-~Waivere h: any set by other local have a hard time ove reoming the dis- been asked on Pie, ~~ BILL ae bah year advantage, for the main strength of the LDetrolt Americ tows 7 “ the red and black nine Conesiste in le is understood et gf ges. as nt Nas fielding, and Soldan’s forte is hitting pe can pit by bye rat " th saber oo ao and fast work on the bases. requested his wo Sandon re I Nichols will umpire the game batten Coveleskie Is Released. . LITTLE ROCK, Ark., May 14.—An.- houncement was made here last night of the release by the local club of the Southern Association of Pitcher Harry Coveleskie. formerly with the Detroit Americ an League team. the 100 and imp and marks’ in yetter than athletes this the his Sa smoked Stauder Leads Bowlers. Stauder .with a total of 642 was the high man in last night's bowling In the singles in the city handicap tournament on the Washington alleys This tied him for tenth piace In; the doubles. Otto Friendly and George for cham- Feucht rolled into seventh position score with 1234 | rwo - o Uruguay Wins Title. RIO JANEIRO, May 14 ~The vavan Association football feated Argentina itn a tested game yesterday the pionship of South America. the being 3 to lruguay scored goals in the first half and one in the second, while Argentina scored twice in the second period. l'ruge- team de.- bitterlv-con- LLL DIAMONDS are a eafe Inveatment they constantly increase in vwalee: oo Prices and env credit terme at fort ftte Pree & Co..24 £1., 808 N. 6th. Open evenings.—Adv. “A AMELS are as delightful to your taste as they are new. And, so satisfying that they meet every cigarette desire you ‘ Camels are unusual; in fact, they’re unlike any Cigarette you ever smoked. That’s because they’re an expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos, pro- ducing a quality that meets no other cigarette ever did. R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CoO., Winston-Salem, N. C. Came/s are soldevery wherein ecientifically sealed packagesot 40 cigarettes, or ten pac ages 200 cigarettes) in a glausine- paper-covered certen We strongly recommend this car- ton for the home or office sup- ply or when you trave! your taste as Camels expert blend gives that mellow- mild-body and frees the cigarettes from any unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or any unpleasant cigaretty odor. Camels as liberally as you like without tiring your taste. You can smoke You have only to get personally acquainted with the expert Camel blend to know that you prefer it to either kind of tobacco Straight! For your own Satisfaction compare Camels with any cigarette in the world at any price! 18 cents a package : ea ” Pe. ret. re > : ae ee ex aa a tf Bases ie wien tie aac las: 5” guaacsgn ene. see 8 ae iG a 4 satel BULLI VY exter stock ma buying © hig ~f : wet todas flected ey» yients, an trading riillion-sh become «& Wer over! so well ceeding | co has i ings and | least, the hereafter by a bond Oe bonds ceeding ‘ ahould ar pany as he fati net | improve ft ital posit thought v manent lis There vated copper der have accounts but health Leading around 15 ferests ehe wonder las that the b ket well i \nnual the vear « tetal net nt ifte TRA NicwW YOR @ uUlbtnentea veasterday'’s | market ef : “tee? af 102 etive wood Aflextean eather leave Gera’ ~ ATrTee tive heaving Imlustrialsa feeis, gathe huying indus Pouth western ff VW eek'’a Lecomotive Maire ir were a further leein?s eer) trials Ti we w in. _ New fh (ewe Lib 1mm) Lib. ~ ‘"O Angi Jo Mo, Jom 1 (MMP a a) 2 iam 1 im vow | (am 20. 1.4) (ana 2 mw tT 1 (am : Le ee OM) Lib, 5.000 Lib. Lim Rubh New | ¥ hte, wor teal al ry Sorin ee ee IKieporteadl by mom t¢«“ 7 ‘ipt= : tem leoeop ‘HEEP--w rironsg. ateer Mteere, $18 te to S15. get ‘es gvod, B12 510 0 to $12 her and emt « Dees henvy Kien) to cRele repr to thie holice stowdke Vl. 54.4) arling but: hole Si: By tw Siv ef ‘il 4) te B14; )4 a urn te “sh to $8.40 50, om Bit comm lholoe ate ” fa eer Pia hea vy .AuUsH Be Peaa! by e's iit flew? ivuelit thin ifttn,s Ma tz > he Pre + Mak % “Ser eae thinned ¢ ; | an Ze tal 7) | Sth be TO ' 14) epee ~~ . mm he wot #81 fee! srades st? rh Phe ng he guarantee pe 4 for “pws FHUEEP A. LA Ny ie ial, | Live: Hoge ‘latte @ heath aims Siveciv To. oF tattle i. Seay Welaht jmnalium and Sil welt om “het > ed Ss) ‘of Sion’ eri i oe. 1A. 2s, one ters Se) abe | a ve het het st" “wit 2 ™ Py ene gp it. ower ti t wt «renter? ta . Bid. aie4 ‘* ; * ai re et ee , rw es ; elie 1.00, culls @

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POPE RS * th i te a ee ed a 2 Rte ae qt ene nt a ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1919. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - a ee ae — —_— i —— ee port | )_.'- THE POST-DISPATCH'S DAILY RECORD OF MARKETS AND FINANCE 7 _—— — ee —— a = a ee ae ee AS NII — a — —— - _ - - - —— —_———-- a — A " —— ———— - =_————— a —_ ~ - “BLS TREND 10 THE | " STOCKS OF MERGED BANKS - ‘Butter, Eggs and Poultry; CORN WEAK AND LOWER, cn are ey ee Americ GCOD PLANTING WEATHER Produce Elsewhere |New ork Stocks IRREGULAR ON EXCHANGE __NOTE— Quotations herewith represed@ stor DESPITE SMALL RECEIPTS = sete SS HELPS SELLERS OF CORN) sxxas erry. sto. sine 14 gy inal pr rices obtained by commission Protest ree ~ REP merchants dere and extra fancy steck enni I SoD, DAU.Y FOR THE Post- Mechanics-American Is 2', Points highe 4 t ! Market In Influenced by tiood Weath- Br: eats et's showed world's visib!* HEC AGE ; 7 2 . ~ ‘4; res irs ts 2% ! \ ‘ . - fou simntt : Ss f non gs ATCH BY G. Il. WALKER & CO P Lower. at $317.50 Asked: Third 8 ap bs bh fre ~1 oe 4 a. irne er and Repert eof ¢ heaper Wheat wheat decreased 2.706.000 bu as re J anting ; a NORTH FUL RTH STREE ie . . waitin extras Dbtte: firets fer Millers. Ws ek ° corn increased TT. a . * : j National Unchanged, at $280 BUTTER‘ reamery, “a ad ‘ ~ ; seconds, 46 ladies, 44c Packing stock (‘orn futures were lc to Sec lower decreased 382,000 bu ¢ sid. “3 oy 1 i Je the earls market here today. de- (Clearances of wheat toda, . a ainst ax 5 hye — NEW YORK, May 14 : i aes be ¢ er LIVE POULTR: ‘owls, JO cocks, 31 Se : Trad , ‘ " Bony _ . a es : rT “* ’ - : : Shoe turkeve,. he Mh ; : voung and! spite very sma: receipts rade Was mm. corn ipeher u oats none: flour 44 , U. S. Sic X and ( the I AYN ()] ite Industrials. ST LU | Ti ats HOUSE : ly = . ‘ uiis R . re , a a influenced Dy fine planting wenathe I tetice blisia: “A heat anel flour 1 5 (were . - 7 F -- — . TATEMENT. un. dle; Spring GUCKS, wet. Heese, +3 Bt» ; . ' he F “ors by . Shares Gain Sharply iy ws" “Ee Prey. : Clearings. Balances. : spring chickens 2 Ibs. and over, Sic; 1%, Ibs announcement that the Food Corpors wu tee of U. Ss. sts : ° STOCKS Clove. Open. Hieh Tow. N Today's x = ~ « , hike, small «prings i! wanted tion will release all wheat needed b DAILY PRIMARY MoVEME> aE j lay l\ Session. An "ame S51, 551, ame = - VYerterdas ren 4 23 20,704 é eM. round. per + gee 140 wala millers to carry them until the new fieceipts J : 7 Dat be sh Py ' : " : . q . . 2, une %, 9 - . ; Out Petitions : atl, G. & 2 1e4 | Mt, IGBly re - it 5 487 Siealde per Ib.; 165180 Ibs., i2q ide per | CrOP at $2.44 per bushel, an easier ola Weel nt All r ' } wm. 41, - = d t rn , e U -' . ,fa Aw Ibe. lv',@il', cc per : rone in the how market and the fact “hie | tik, tte ‘res Oe) : W YORK, May All; ; “4 , 3 > 6 waa t wether 1B! course, heretics, thin, lightwelghts| that the president of of the Chicago *"" oth, UP b+ com) 14 in) ’ ‘ ; GHl.7 ' —_— ; »~ ‘ ’ “4 4 ; abe than |! pounds b*y to 1the per ib. Board of Trade had heen called to - ‘ ihm 4te tap ; 4 / i * Yesteruas ’ SLrong advan i 1?) the ; aves . . ; ; ; ; ; . : . : , : - 3 j nen b’raVisions deciil ' 4 ow : ° : ; af a to ik per pound according to New York to confer With tsrain ¢( or- 4 1 Dep ope 1 oTo ow = +> elling navever to We: bucks. Se to Se: spring SON OBEAR, gtock marke OO a in overnight. . fd 122 TER 1286 ven Be an fe PIG EONS AND SQUABS—~) poration officials, presumably as to su, O00 TET SS Oe vr : : : y orders ane mrices re ye * wi ' ' - -Live pigeons ‘ ‘s r) pore it ayia baat i ScOcTeLAnrS Western buying © 7 I aaa ne rally SI . , Merwer of the Mechanics-A\merican t #5 to $2.40 per dozen. Dressed squabs, why corn future lumped 10 on St. Louis Cash Grain | Cash Grain Elsewhere te ta AOR were highe: : the start of trading , oe re. ‘ ’ ‘ : wae a KR ate e ny 1 a It niotl ' pound: #8mn all “ec per pound— Monday . : | | , Bi ha ’ Na one ank. 1} ‘ oui j 4 ~~ ‘eh per pou id less than ad -evaned ‘ 7 re BY > ‘a ' ‘ ‘asl corn Was Pins top> we ¢ {ft ; , na Steels. oils and motors ; = Sun va : —_ ' ue i - : GT (oats futures were quoted to ‘ - ) , ane fai ers throughou the Inet 1 ext i bus all re 4) ; . Bank and the Third National HEESE Quot®, per pouna: Northern li,c lower with corn, but the mat ee re ee » cites e ePnslve MUvyiIng commit | ? , , + a o ‘ hy: as , | BD ss) . SZts.e. loughborns, oC daisies . a ' - are protesting aga © ; d\ 7 - ‘eu , Bank caused irregulat change? in -+ ; ¢e , +) nt r— : ‘as ve . ' he ipts wipe anys Ptaage eit She g ag inst sents, and entice were Arm. rs } ’ their “tocks aft the forenoon 8 - . ' . be E ohn s. abet Limburger ket was very pule t ein Ls Ww T it } ‘ | ‘ 2 | - 8 ) , inn : ‘ new make. i3c: Sw ins NO fairly large and weather was perfect a (Quote NO ] res Winte: Wheat t tax which Congres , . » OC 21, Of - s y ras romise of 3; . ue xcl re here to- 1 1}. all inferior ality less , trading Rise / another , , : ' Bion of Lie ePxcnangs I for . —- = el poggat 3 ~ Me , r the new crop Export demands= . apo woods. Ata miliion-share day, which now have $A: . Dp day. recent advances mn prices » OLROs ANGARIN ae sar Pt Ti were quiet $2.60; No. 23 red inter, $2.55@ pe the Executive become commen Yesterday's sales + ments Mechanics-American Nation- | fpakers’ special, in t ubs on ‘bekers' pastry, Jniv corn opened sige to otgc lower! ae ees States Ban were over 1,400,000 shares , n Ot wps Gt '. al Bank was offered 2‘, points lower 29h 96 at $1,641, to $1.64, sold at $1.64. then yedlow corn, $1.77; No. 3 yellow, $1.78 sant ' ‘ortal , ; , 217.50 af mles be ‘en ses , io 4 . ret be — nis Association the So well are sugar operations pro eatin pts 1, | at $8) Le ee September opened! * - white, $1.05@1.; Quote: No Ss close. demand. slow No. 3 red winter. $2.55 Quote: No rallied to $1.60%:; ; , ‘| , S29 2°0 The latte be- Ve etab) . ‘ »4 . ~~ a nite of ;8 >, GF &G1 . ° ‘ Ulion Was pussed: Be ceeding that the Cuba Cane Sugar). ane 8. | say, | sions at $324 and $320, The latter } g es a 2%¢ off at $1.56 to: $1.55%0 ° White oats, 63% @6S No. 4 white, | “sous e : ‘ ‘yt ing fhe same as yesterdays final rol ATORS — Mi anesets rurais, $2.10 to i. +} : ‘ | sa: S'4C ; Pre none varlous pe- x | Co. nas meueon* Cite Dank Orrows } | | , : transfer after an ; ivan f $40 per - ‘ pour t eat ru “ t bu » 9 , ate nen rose te § aS % ce ; se , : - an ‘rs . ; zit a oe 2: P » «de ’ nm? ities eri en he ! . a 4 ‘ . + : . : —— 7 and proved, to some ‘ectors : : OM, Ge :, ' y oats were quoted l'ge lower al! : , ie an body in the National — rot )) ee paler ~ ‘ ae ‘ tors at ; “aie oa | share since last Saturday “ft Louis ‘ . POTATOES Floride hamper * nomina! Sugar Market. :j » desirabili ‘ ancine ee a Pre he - ork 7 TT. Ni . *\A +h be signed and for. — f } ' : ees She 77 Union Trust stock was wanted at $520, triumphs. $1.50 to according | “quality. ‘orn-rallied from a furtne breal nis " tht + a “ ~ |. ‘ ; . li : iy . : i ’ ; ; - >» i . . pe ‘? . ! ile ‘> : r re; Ww ; : igal. r Ss 4 f) P _ Field Secretary's of. ie bend i “ : 1 f ) lol “ nor | pe ery ae on pote against offers yesterday at that pri TOMATOES — Flor! ‘an 6-basket - in the late market, but finished we} LINSEED OIL. Q id y a QO . A - = ns : a YO ~o 0 AL F ; , . ry ° ’ ’ } ‘ ’ * cl gs ~~“ tr" gi accents ris ts ‘ j ’ . . . , : . i a uote iT .* ; tay Tt) ' * or Ww V90.- lisreen C : rhird National Bank was unchange ; iz to quali aan aie nae lida si 12 $1.0 for 1 Fey & RAP : i ee ee ' | called for when the 000 bonds, short time notes not ex- : , it SvsSo bid ONIONS Fexas cll miner Ci ways white, unger yeutercea; » ‘ lose Oats closed c “COTTON NSE eTY Onl. . — 7 hoice ‘ Sorel '- 0 - y | n ouc it a arrives rhe fol- seeding $15,000,000 at any one time sate et ge ; a i= \ et : ; , 1 , fn seMae4 for Neo. 1; 338 suas a fo No. 2: $8 over te lower. winter white, wB',-: ltieow. & , Sf and nixed at $-", “i to 85. Tis | : = . + ational a1 cert ' yy ae Heca \ ’ ut 6.0" Reports from many directions today white, oa lo vellow, % 3 1. oa SIE NEFLOWER SEED - . © i} . j All Markets on! : ; a ‘ 1) : ‘ , , ‘ >» «i ‘ ) a : te a should amply 1 ik cat ! Live Ol - , ‘ ‘ F and } a er at , ¢ rte] it ' 4 5 Oho l ane S3.25 for ‘be ers ; ‘rie ; , tas ! = t} cookin? \ tte ot o 1] , one) - ‘15 per 100 Ibe« eon Dasia « a te ale mbers of the United | pany’s necessities lnless all signs! ,. ae. } Was ner we a i” ARTICHOKES Ca fornia, $° per; indicated that farmers through " : SEM PORK ' ‘ ‘ ! . 7 . ' \liddle West ave making a Strone ——— " — : * VONTREAL and llouse of Repre- ———- ail net profits this year should so . P : , torada WN , ts , f iif ( . : ‘ , . fations reco ‘ bheptial ASI ORAS is on roan 40c $1 efofrt to rslriait * bulk of the eorn ’ “TT Lats jmprove the company’s working cap- , siamese Ta | |i on the iseues mentioned . nehes bas ) - ‘ ii ‘ ' ' : GARLIC ay 5 i ¥s _ . P “> taf rengwe tiis week. |] VShw onierwens “el . Rition 1 to @liminate : ‘ ae ' ; . , ; ersigned, icxecutive ital po ’ ih - “> ~— — POREBNOON SESSION , . ! | t *. _ ae ti oe | | ts Be: | . : 4 thought Whatever of placing a al + a see “ CLOSING QUOTATIONS m4 fig cao c and ge at ! The Price Curren ays that Win- 1] |. | > > vo | | .|? ih ‘TT t Oa — tl Ss National . manent lien on the property ” a4 ‘ bial - nie ; 0 ter wheat conditions continue to he | l, 4 | | 4 | (oS | - ) S| \ ( bhniVeStTI- ote Kein vee mri : } , . ° | | | | | ¥ 1 hago ee ve. There is «a sligehyt improvement i! ou - , e dozen 7 , without eompiaint flarvest is @N Rapa ye feat * the copper Market Some sizeable or on ' ihm ce ft if } 14: lt Jeffe ' an! . ARHOTS- Old New York, $3 per 100 pected to commenhes in Texas within rate sy il] ve , ‘HES. . én _* ome o 2 = bh i P ‘ 7 ‘ , «yg lot gee ‘ aorme pectively poe tate ders have lee “T) lee oked tor domestix - . ] 1! ' 7 7 } | " r . ae — "€ at 7 IFLOWER "7 ak ee 50c me A Wee k 7? ) lavsS and nit adal\ in , | : ; unf , . ; ) est accounts, and inquiries ehow a slight “a \ z ‘ . _ ‘» rif “s = tart a) eo] - pom rew eral has MON ci out of the | par } | rel 7) } \ pt Onrot hon) proposit OVS. he ore pe nam is un but health, inereare Max > paNs " ’ . , ere bit I ta! ‘ ’ CUCUMBERS lle la hampers $1 oe; oO imperial allie, aot ‘ alifornia Spring . er Ln tit tax e\ “- : Mm Ti 4 17 ete 1! fyi, mh 4 ; ’ | ij lie Day ; ¥- » a ek. pa lit’ , . ont - . ; ™ be Pas 7 ye . lj # . . f . oT eee” continue ask lDnio Ges. ? | t allways p 1 , MUSTARD Geet «io Slome-grows,| ee ee ee pul ication, it does not recommend or indorse | service Of Vase Ohio ‘(ias ' 440 . ats - 41. eae - hushed baskets, 2040 2%c loose nearing completion, but the weather || ita 115% cents a pound Small in- I : . tition for its annul. . aroun t ' mer ese- | Merc (il 26° ’ 6% -t* . - ; ’ t f able hh sectiol ; : . : 7 ; ' ' . . e . @ _— } anv mvestment or spe ulation advertised. jerests show little inclination to quote, . ' ' ' Itoval I) N ; 4 hu 1 ‘ ’ acreage is still uncertain. but the re- round that ij ; * : ' : quest fo ort ~ lays : under 15% cents a pound, indicating 1 a ao aaa ? » fi Bs ae. vil ley? bayet? 4 ARBAG Sew Senbe $70G$80 ps - a ; a | Th N N 1G : eo me : ’ 7% ; . , . . ports eee} te ineticate that in th ry’ , : . . e orn The buver must exercise his own judg- elational Uty fT Financial Advertising. and mt eaetaors 1th Treeti ii bal ~lhoer! ’ i term securities should fneb this ~'? urden on ; x- healt! es : tony va that the big producers have the mat / : ee “a ’ a Cu itu recreation, ket well in hand 1’itts {‘oal ot ' . ih lo] “s } RHUBARB Home-grown fleld 20c to 8) urplus states there will be no ma- " ore Vital to the cal , . ‘ Studebaker 1 : be lt, ene ome 7F ' Hier op and bir alee mk to! terial change from last vear \ Annual report of Burns Bros. for tnin-te ' ' f, +“? ’ Bee erscan people the vear ended Marcel 8&1 119i. shows ee " *2 ee. Pelee I ; SPIN AC " : hlame-grow no bushe boxes Rroomhall’s Argentine cable 7S bhi ll ‘ only eounctrs in the tota! net profit of 1.1238 149 a ane ' yolais ; i + b ; as are i. Meat wo od hts it ' that larwé quantities of Argentit ie putting a tax on lent «after fs as 1 , 7 7 Texat 275 TH 77 oa do od p ve STRING BE ANS— Louisiana green beans and recreation of ite oe; Givigends CO ldopacco Pr ) wt , y ° Mo. Port ere $. yet Boatmen’ s Bank Bicdg. Is $13.71 a shore earned on the $7.5! vont 2 gig : M , , LE 1 ruck Home-grow a: pet FINANCIAL olephone Fume) ‘ e "He common Stock nme ‘ ompared it}, P “ , ‘ - — , pees > , oe ' bray ‘ — bm 6LtT AK. 68ld[hCUvper6 6cCcent; mrofit of $1 449.432 ‘ S ‘ubbes 1. tne ‘ Ee eriationa ral BTEL o 11% Lys KALE Home-crown ?t ” a » of : a FINANCIAL FINANCIAL. pret rred yar ; = ab ob SiS. OS a ; * h : ; ae, nam ATHLET- in the preceding yea Smaps ee : rown Shoe . ‘ “RADISHES le-grown tips 40 a | caer : ao ee ula. Ker Mire aie Ce eee ee Is Your Business n is of great impor- Westingh , ee ; , ' li ' ; K Oo ‘ EG 6 Pi ANT rh »-bushel crates pennie enthusiqats and DETAILED REPORT OF DAY'S eae henggele ginal ar % x * ‘die oe i GRE ~N PEPPF RS Fork : 1% sali Strongly Financed? hould be si@ned as soon tributed TRADING IN WALL STREET si» « «: u: | Saorteam imbery ee ee Lee Sener NEW ISSUE eae Was NEW YORK. May 14 Steels, coppers and r | a. i wr. lat tif , iz a GRE a. mide nes , ; HERE Is big business wen « to have Tal or huipinients rnbaale substantial ACCeSsjons in Metals mb Rectisouts. ‘ | ; i") : ~~ yeasterqay' Ss gains a thie opening of today's . , , G RE E > ONIONS He ne-gTrown hese . \ cmt Tila stock marke ’ ’ ‘$i a os j ‘ine ings ulso shar on jeot Tie laos . to = per ‘ j ‘ ) ‘ , 44 : ” ro. but ; fees ahead for industrial en- | + ae base : “SWEE v “POTATOES- Home-grown @at- | ; | ’ ) * . more subst : a AY mie “au , , ba ances of he ! wluded U. & : oa ia | Mee , pa Las. 75 per bushel box loos terprises with sufficient ca ital ve galled an aristo- a the currel n . , a , ‘. TI RNIP S—~Old hamegrown at 30c to 40 P P Barton to be cou- lee Barine con, “ott es ee One . Copp , Ce. it, OF" TWEEN SESSI! nS per bushel. box loose. New home-grown. 5 to meet the demands of | y Tren y , ™ Derby with the ple- lantle Guif. Reading, Southern Pacific, Union Se oe : ? Mechanice-Aimerican Nat. Bank at X2 SAL sania Juote. city-m nals d | d fore d H AY N I: S Al | I OOM () Bl | I CO | : Th ! cen sat, Sens at & $0 ee. 1 os a enate af omestic an oreign trade. y B oh ) | aha _ ° Pacific. Great Northern preferre. ‘awna (% Stee 1\ a 4h ’ “345 wt gt “a PF a ly. : ang Mex ic + ma Vetrole 4 we 4 mg 8 ay > oe ‘ , es ‘ oa . 7 ‘ ihe : aot ~~.) PAV A BEANS —‘ouisia: ey to . . A ; | es Dt 2° steminence to shaw compare tte Bae’ 1, 26% 254, REGULAR SALE: lana, $2@~.. | High-grade, going manufac- diana C ho pay $10 for a seat ao. eh a "Meth Steel | , ie TT% loatmen'’s Henk at . ‘KOML RABI Home-grow: , al . . uvtittestey %: (An In lana Corporation) + | ) mene tenes et if eae turing concerns, with dividend v nt the Willard - Industrials esepercimiss myulpimnents« ; , . ; . p steels, gathered fresh strength on ver . ' ' . ira ull | = : gathered ft i strength on very av vain esse) Brick Commo . HORSERADISH Home-grown, — get a bird’seyve yeh ye oe mi by reports from Western ar tlle ‘op 4% » , ‘41 4 - drastic ieaune aids ecemuienen 18 me te records and ample fixed = : ; ‘ : ‘ Ol Western agri i? . Cente : “A. , . . ’ , nh . en at . | confirmin i hino op ss iy ar vdrault ressed Brick pfd. at ou! “ARSI EY Louisiana, plain or curly, * . +s & , bh] - S : | ( | | \ *S _ ?f °@ er Sse) crop forecast. Haidwir lo Steel. 7% 1 “5% 7 1 Certain-teed common at 46 Fe Cel noe for large |) assets, may obtain additional / 70 On\ erti Ce OeCTla Old Notes ’ " . ood States Steel, te IT Beeased 1 re ‘, Stat be) ete — ont ; vale srl A the br es. : cig By ae mr and ke were 2 t points high . : i - | see . 20 Fulten Tren p ; 4 : capital from us. | @ u- ny midday Ss! inpings mnie rH ils notab! f “ = ust at i) Fruits. Dated March 4 11d, Due serially, Coupon Notes reoristeriatyle to geta fairly good further gains. Leather shares rose 3 to 4! eopepvel a | AP P LES 0 en « at 7 We purchase outright forcash pavable semiannually, Mav Ist and November lat. Redeomahble points on trade conditions 4 ni ind 7 ne 7 a oe ™ ; lowtwies TT tee BIS tent : - Company at 10214 and interest on anv interest date upon thirty days notice trials we at himhes 1» ae thie . lie i) + oe : , . , ot . -. 6 ‘ xe ‘ . _ : at nt ( oui ’ J , . - 7 = a i 5 : 2 > ' ’"% ner barr on | r n second Mere: thats NTE: She 7 . : a ax MALAGA GRAPES At $2 barrel. of $250,000 upward. e Merchants Loan an rust Company, icago, Irustee at option ‘ ' MW. S00: fee- | Nevada Cons rer be ie oer thimd 4t,e8. te -- fourth fis . - on - — seen i 088 * -- on : >> on ANGES (‘alifornia Valenetls at $4 : : ; ‘ ‘ina fans “s ‘ —- ———$—$___—_-- $..7% and Mrditerraneon sweets at St.00 ft Interest pavable without deduction for unv Normal Federal lneome Pax rieow Ott e . , ‘as . . Del a AR S475 per bor in jobbing wa VW , fo details. , . . : ; F wt : 3 2) LEMONS—California, $3.°°5 to $4.45 geiad cst hereafter deductible at the souree not in’ excess of 26 so far as may be lawtul [Mew York Bond Sales | iirc" wo AS Seo ah GS Se Bela a at AE coesanery "Ar 9:30 soni SW.STRAUS &-CO. CONVERSION PRIVILEGE F rida nt 4 |, ne -e0o Lib. ath me PRY at 4. ag egy peel é ’ a ESTABLISHED 1882 INCORPORATED 1,000 Lib. Sa wel ; 3%, | — — — . ’ . f : ‘ _—a j thee ’ erTtie) ‘ , ‘ . . . SAUD ANGIO Se eee eee eset 9F8~ Penn, Coppe a AO OU i | ee ear Pi) Arkansas = quart STRAUS BUILDING—CHICAGO These Notes are convertible at the option of holders, par for par, into i000 neato s ee ee rou, Tete | bette 9 Tae per tb. andequattcrs at t2ige to for ig-quart_ tra oe Serene ny ee 150 BROADWAY — NEW YORK a like amount of 7‘: Cumulative Preferred Stock of the Company, mM Lib, 4th ‘ y. . 7 h~ : DY a hi red 8: 1 t ; : “hipipng orae st . ° ° . . . . CR oT Railroads. toate atid skins at St! atten pee ' | ‘Feiapensen — ee Loss which is Exempt from Personal Property Taxes in the State of Indiana °: ; _ « : » 4 guar ati miteriat 1000 Lib. tet at O57 Patel ma, ye a yt : . ee : Ns , ; : aes fees : - . oy? 43 *y ;. . 7 wiry ? . riNANCIAXL FINANCIAL Phe ( Onlpany Was Incorporated 1h bricl ane it PSUS atic lyaes beers ing CONTINUOUS 2000 Un. Kadi. 47 ut | ; ; ab ‘ ii Z oO a. , ) —___— prodnetion for over 21 vears. 1100 Att. : These notes are the direct obligation of the Company. Exvempl from Federal and Slate Income Tax N t b ted f the C t j 3 of 2 aa TES ae Sorvall fiilide de __ No mortgage can be created on any o e Company’s property Can Be Made Tax Free in Missourt Under the Secured Debts Act without the consent of tl maiders of 75% of cutsmueeeen aun New York Curb Opening: "" coe 8 | “9 : 0 ia nd Total Net Assets $5,634,208, or more than 3}, times this issue. pPgorted ath ty 8 a as : § ine r ri 1 | : | : m $ | =o 00,000 Net Quick Assets, $3,223,660, or more than 2 times this issue. Midwest tefg dle 2d pt are Xe Net Earnings for four fiscal years ending June 30, 1918, averaged Cosden con 7 }. North. pfd $1,001,887 per year, or more than 8! times maximum annual Note ee f E is Veh Val. 3 3 : , : : Lamar County, Texas interest. Bik asin : io, ta & Tpit | : e- : The Company is required to maintain 250‘, of Total Net Assets and iver King of Ar 5 ts 1 Mo. Pac. pid, 6 a 5% Road Bonds 200‘. of Net Quick Assets while any of these Notes are outstanding. LIVESTOCK Dated April 1, 1919. Coupon Bonds Denominations, $1,000 MATURITIES AND PRICES Reported by the National Livestock Due serially $37,000 annually April 1, 1920 to T459 inclusive, and $38,000 annually £160.000 Mav 1. 1920; 100) vielding 7.00%: KPHOLOO Alay poe) mission to ational Stockvards | , 7 as fh 1 =e = , “I Keceiptea—Cattic 3600, calves 600, hogs ! nt April 1, 1940 to 1959 inclusive. 160.000 Mav 1. 1921. 100. vielding «.00¢ 160.000 1926. bial sheep ry Reading con st, ly : ' | 3 ene et ime heavy © -waggilew ee on " Optional serially six months prior to maturity. | 160.000 Mav 1. 1822: 09%) vielding ¢.10° 1HO,000 MM, bea : | 160.000 Mav 1, 1925. O88 4 4 Toi) ae 1GOO.000 Mae 1s Strong, steer trade steady l’rime hea 160.000 Miav 1, 1924: 08 vielding 6.00! ese) HO) oe 1,000 Rubbe: 7* Steers, S18 to SIV: choice lo por ivnie “ . te nad F es eee ee weedinwn lt renee @ Po. | Principal and semi-annual interest v | ’ “ ’ qantt meth 1) om exes w& , ‘ , . Bio fio to $12.50; common Ste oh DAE, ; PBL, 14 1BB4y 153%, & Savings Bank, Chicago Her and cutter order As ff? Sit r\ ) Wabash " . . 1 be " t ipod to choice feeders. $11.00 to 812.00 | Wabash 1 a4! be a. Eligible as security Tdr Postal Savings De Posits Ot fered sub Je et to prior sate winel Chany lit has bec aPpporovedct by \I eee: Bon ‘tok medium 19 vio. 11.30. goed to | nA atdend, FINANCIAL STATEMENT reve at Law, Chicago. The books and -~i-«} =) =) =} April land October | pea able at Harris Trust Hithnecluate Thoelice stockers. 810 to S12; commen riled beetch or eetth ith 0 1 foes | COTTON MEETS SELLING / 4 « «i fry ral ‘if re porte d } to more, $12 mM) to Bl4; common ) ow uM ‘ ie SAE toe to choice, WO to Sl2.o AFTER FIRM OPENING : Real value of taxable property, estimated. ~. . 60.000 COO medium to goo"! 80.50 to $11 can, ol NEW YORK, May 14 tton market . . nd shond y al an Ry eatich-y of “10 1 ints te Assessed valuation for taxation. 3 het Se ded b46 Complete Deseriplive € jvevtlar VMatled an Request, SA.50 to $9.50. cutters, 7 to 8S, “i; good | a decline of 2 points, the more active mont! Total debt (this issue included PO Fe to Si. wl: good te choice stock ® SY: common to fair, 3 “wr to ; , ta ‘ elfe a COMET being higher on 4a renewal f ; reli ZS $7! o BN.O: fs ef to7 bt ee or ae mart showing Population, ek 6s 3 ~~. ch). Gu COUNSELMAN & “6 . “ug wis, * 1. vest ie Ll « uMption +, aah ALES Population, Wolo CeCLSITIS pw a ee « : , to.044 hi yveariu s b vs “at ae thin nae, Se to Ine lower! for Octob et _acattered southern selling Lamar County, comprising over GOU.000 acres, Is located on the northern boundary Investment Bankers nll of Texas. about 100 miles northeast of Dallas. Practically all land in the county ts CHICAGO MILWAUKEE and mixed « Th. under cultivation and the average value of al! farm land is reported to be about $100 112 West Adams Street t National Bat to DO movtiinti« ) ne to Sot) i}; pig’ , . i . } iM j it ~ | ! Mote vo 83 Dg ae ioe odd up. tr om BT Ate to. F hoe. wl ctober from per acre. Large crops of cotton, corn and wheat are prodnee ‘d annually and ¢ onsider re rein aé » > 64. cen a medium wetght ye noeluding 7800 Ameri . ss hese honds are direct obligat roms oO the entire ( OUunTS : atic are pavable Prom ) indepen for crit Sto ke ating SYN DICATE INC | “00 panies . . Th: Neht weight, $20, 104120. faxe nall the taxabl ! rtv therem > i Ss 0) ‘ * 1a XE Ye pnronertly ere il. eet No Promotions on | 7 | Trade in on New York Curb e ‘4 mcnwiitik owe, v ipacking sows, rough, Cotton Consumed. ‘y steers WASHINGTON, May 14.— Consumption egality approved by Attornev Genera lotthe State of Texas and by \lessrs W ood ' she-steck | cotten during te reer to Her een O 1 tr wt ne y r , : : W. a. Schachner & Co. B T 5 L Q TE i\ feelers mies of lint ‘ : ~~ nters, the Cen ; AKICYV. 4 or 1S. ray ; OUGH -- O D UO D walle and ~+ ao rt Bo today announced (consumption ant - ’ . ’ uM =. Central Keates: SO — ‘ er ong Lee . rvpemch Lanna an | , ne - he , ‘ chotee and prime Sid. CORE BD. oe . a Tos: oat of Us 4th & Pine 8th & Locust 4 . 7 r< ” bd ‘ TT * 1A} ° . ry ’ ‘ ae | . on o oar of oa od ’ ' 7 ‘ ‘ae of 48 “® 1919 fhe POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Lous evenmg ald baics ! nm 9 4 ‘eile so — BriiWN SHOR € MP ANT, ° rere re * 4 ‘Ty ice. compared =, includit WM. KRAIL. Secretary. newspaper giving Associated Dress news 106 «bales of lintersa iaat Aprit. iinters gevod edit 2.00. Cullis ‘ent common, $54 10 2v.

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Ss he — ME ee, ee ee 7 COMIC PAGE MAY 14, 1919. 4 x (ST.LOUI 3 I-DISPATC ae WEEE LA Gumi (NE PRES FOE SS RS I ee —f lla : illite NS a =e 4 IF oa! Se 7 eee. COMIC PAGE MAY 14, -1919. ~ s,8 S 4p p_- é % +) o ¢ Se: \ e i, ‘ , ‘ “You know, last night they got into the greengroccr's, broke open hia safc and took $3,000.” "He should worry! He'll get thet back in a few days.” —S—_———_ —— — Story for Tonight By Mrs. F. A. Waiker. et ee OO ae A Hard Nut to Crack. RISKY SQUIRREL awoke early one spring morning before his mother, and, feeling hungry for eres for }. breakfast, he ran out of the house to hunt for them. Of course, if is mother had heen awake, Trisky would not have done such a thing, for ! « mother § had faueht him never te ce anything that did not belong to him: but Prisky, like all childre ometimes did things his mother had | faught him to do. and this was on: f the times, and a sorry Frisky he w doing it Down the tree he ran and uy an Other to a nest he had seen, but in- stend of finding egys in the nest, he found a very angry Mrs Thrush, whose nest had been built early in, the spring. | “Tiow dare you come here, you-bad fellow,’ said Mrs. Thrush, with a sharp peck at Frisky's eyes, which struck him on the nose _§ instead. | Down the tree he ran, crying with pain. “IT won't climb another tree,’ said Frisky. “I know what I will do. 1 will hunt for nuts. l’erhaps | can find some that were left tuast fall on the ground.” While he was hunting he saw something which made him forget his sore nose for a minute, or at least he thought it was “Now, that is queer!”’ thought he. "New nuts at this time of the vear! I have always siid we should get up | earlier, and this proves it; for here | is the largest chestnut burr I ever saw.’ Frisky ran over to where it lay, and 4f he had looked closer he might have been spared much pain. But. he didn't lie just put his paws both of them-—right on it for justi one second (not a bit longer) and then he Jumped and ran crying loud- ly as he went | And what do you think Frisky had found? Not a chestnut burr, of courac, for they are not to be found pase” “Ine It was “'r Hedgehog. who had rolled out of his nest to take a look around, and when he heard Frisky coming out of Mrs Rabbit's house he did not know what it was making a noise, so he rolled himself up and made his coat of spines ag sharp as he could Right on these prickly things poor Frisky had thrust his paws, and there he was, with a sore nose and two sore paws, When his mother saw him trytne to climb the tree to his home. “Tiunh?t” grunted Mr. Hedgehog. as he took a peek at Frisky as he ran. “T gmuess that fellow found ] WAS A hard nat to « acl lle won't lhe hunting®@ around my nest anv mors for a while.’’ risky never knew what if “une that pricked him so, but he had to tell his mother all about it, for there were the sore nose and pA WS, anal they had to be bound up “t guess vou willl stay in the house another time,”’ said his mother ‘7 told you the woods were not safe | until the treee ow) brehes were filled | with leaves; it is a wonder some huntér did not get vou.” rrisky had to stay in the house Until his paws were well, and he Missed the first run through the wooda with his brothers because he could not use his paws, and as he gat there he wondered if. afte: all, | he would not have been better off « he had stayed quietly in his bed un. ti] his mother awoke and called him A Hint to Douse the Glim or Go. | “That young man stayed very late again, bad'th "TY on page, ! “wie showit 7 h picture posteards "Well, th Hext time he want? stay late, vou show hin: «= me of ni electric light bilis.’—Bosion Tran.. soript. ' The Sandman | in i i i Shades of the Immortal Daniel! knowledge examination paper for lnelish collewe students. or for the new Iiouse of Commons, would be: Name three United States Senators, with the states they represent in Congress The number of people able to seore a full mark would be distressingly small. The truth is, one Suspects, that the American Senate, or the French, does not exist for the ordinary Englishman, even when his education has been, as things go pretty good. The man with a little knowledge of American history may have a dim memory of a past Sena- tor or two—Charles Sumner, say,'! and Richard Webster.—-The New. Statesman (London) THANK GOODNESS, I'M BACK Home AGAIN«e IT WONDER Mow My CAT IS? Rites THE BUT 1 OM.—By GO LDBERG. = sera "YM NOT SURE SHE CON) PLAT AT ALL- SHE'S I TAIAYK PLC rre rrOUSE AUK HELP 1 wAast YOO tO HEAR “MY HEART IS THE ASH-CAN OF LOVE” - 1A SLURE IT’S HERE - (T ONLY LAST CCTOBER WHEN WER GET Ri ALUJANS LOOKING “SAY. POP!’ 1 RAA) ACROSS {1 WAS CLEANING ¢ Woo SE ALKALI IKE HAS CAUSE FOR COMPLAINT——. : NO BRAINS Bp 1 HANG “To CCONONIRE- PLL START RIGHT AWAY - ‘By C. M. PAYNE. AS od test question in a general. | Corveren?. (68'S. ev Kine Feayuees SYMOICATE owe Nov SEEM WISSATISFIED ABouT SOMETHING : eo ap de ish snd { ? Ry the Assec BERLIN Count von head of th tion, in cor : z members ©o of the three Clemenceat peace tren could not b be signed } to fulfill its WVUT’ AND JEFF—A POUND’S OQNLY A POUND ANY WAY YOU FICUR —) tlt ee $v BUD FISHER. = an Thre eae ee LEAVE MONEY with You To BUY TRE CAT A POUND \(" POUND, Too! OF MEAT A DAY WHILE I WAS _ wane 42° AuT OF TOWN. \ste's STARVED: j FoR THE Love . ~ MuTT, DIDNT LI OF MIKE, SHE Looks HALE- STARVED! You DID: AND I Wust FED HE en fesse ttees © ” AAA r FED HER Gee Ske You SAY You | A PouND oF FED HER PF PouND oF MEAT WST TELL You SHE HAD Here! DIDN'T I EATEN A POUND oF STEAK. Look: a ~ eer AN AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION. WHY DONT YA . ~*~ : ‘“ " a Rl i PENNY ANTE—Trying to Dedge the I O U’s MYL, WHAT'S THE IDEA O'GIVING ME ALL OF THE I.0.Uce ? T’A NOT MARKRIASG ce eee tee Oe i et il el By Jean Knott lt i ge I Oe oS ES oS prrg VSS SSIS SH /, ee 4 fj ef LO} LOO LOR Ly gy gay al ae Mh SAY, LISSEN, THOSE L.0O.U0s ARE AS GooD AS Goro I Just Wise I HAD A “TRUK FULL STi@w ONE O' THEM WITH A COUPLE -_=— — C- _—~- _ oe —-——- Hopes for a Chance. The weary and pallid little man entered the drug store. “Do you keep ‘Rixie’s Reviver?’ > asked, “Yes,’’ replied the druggist. “Gimme six bottles for mv wife'’ “Tried all other remedies without success, eh’®?’’ said the druggist, con versationally. “No; she ain't illat all. But I saw the advertisement where a wom an wrote, after taking six bottles, am a different woman!’ Sun, N ot Worth So Much. “They say that old Pscadds doesn't know how much he ts really worth ‘That's right. If he did wouldn't give himself so many. ai on account of tft a. i: | Count (Copyricht, 1919, bw H. C Fisher Trade Mark Reg. U. &. Pat. Office.) t Panded to) > ef the pea ALL RIGHT, MuTT, three notes. o . e | the econon S | THERE'S YOU terms and POUND OF STEAK 7 3 on German BUT WHERE THE | t this note tt : an agraria eon pay @ more than The econ T Hen? treaty, with and other fi means, the millions of perish, all nation’s hes \ i the blockac _ @ ~~ The note in two gen: an agrarian an agrariar 600,000 per country it ° for 67,000,0 Hefore tt 090 Germa their living ping and fe hi The note detail how would proc deatroy Ger It impossib food for pn would be ot ish.’ No relief Ptale, or he Se a ale 4 ~S > ‘re— Copy right, ie ball. C Picken .- could preve ing to let you bear all the blam One Indication. When a man and wife begin get- | — -— = ——————— ————— a the note sa Deeds That Count. ae “The pea | s tinues, “wo “When a man courts a girl, is several time ting in each other's way a good deal,} deeds, not words, that count.” is the war 7 their love has a tendency to grow! . cold Md. W. Howe. “Yes, especially if they are real Million viet Count t estate deeds.""——Baltimore Americal, © — Baltimor. “2 iS your he money he happe: to possess.” Boston Transcript. Kvery Man returning from his country’s service should, before he dis ecards his uniform, have a goo d photograph: taken of himself. His fannlv and friends, now and in the years to eome, will proudly treasure his portrait. Schweig *‘true-to-life’”’ photographs will do -him ~— — - full justiee. Schweig Studio 4927 Delmar BI. Fe ' til BS we OE ae US oe OF ae OU cen 08 ce OF " ; > ~~ OS 2 OU. Stl rt Pet Feil Fe iT) THT) PTT RY 5 Oe BE ae Oe Oe OE oe OO and more delicious than ordinary ice ‘Semmumndipemees= ccs nd . . e —-— _ = ——+ = cream, because uniformly high in rich == -- Cream content. . reese ‘? me eon 7 erttts Ot re . quality ice cream—favice-tested for © 2 es concluded | ere it his du ther details remarks to lied and as promises ft if it is reqi 7 ”_ buying guide to supreme | Look for the quality store. | ~~ When driving, always look for the St. Louis Dairy Company's sign— it is your guide to super-goodness because it is our guarantee of supa the full 14% pure cream butterfat quality setby | | State and Federal Governments. od | (fo If you have never tasted St. Louis Dairy Com- fi WN pany’s Ice Cream you will never be satis- .->\.\ y) hed until you do try it. Far smoother en? Zo 3 Sa : ~ i - — ee on + I mw pe mm | pe ae 8! as OSU SED EUs | a . pen 7 Hit high butterfat content—in our lab- ©) > Te | oratory and in the dealer's store. | ~ Another pietagisits ; Est EThads umes: tec Mts Caseame Pete i gett a length dea pl dipttagites TET) RTPA TT EST TPT CYTES TERT RAY RSTT LI territorial | oe OO Oe rd as Uae OLE OE not deny tli determinat Be veral of t Cerna Pola fines not e Ties popula MWA r pl sti 3 ~~ oe seresi rile =) bartered ti Fz the finance! io on Cerman bs In this « =! testa stron si Valley and = Jeet that is Wil be ter <u Clared, if © = tion to rey z Kold at the iE Kion te de 4 France eve hounces wu Germany.” Cr Bin ‘ et ." oe ~~ | AE, est “fy He fine SOie. SU etsee ts ' treaty—ter wR, Ele ark , and the s , ~ re present to