St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 16, 1919

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» | ; Employers, Attention! uli lf you have a job open for a returned soldte see the officia}] list of applicants for ae printed at the head o! the Employment . Wanted Column of today’s Post-Wispatch, or consult the Demobilization Kyreay for the Viacemen o se Voce want "Fetene ute i The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With. the Associated Press News Service / VOL.71. NO. 294: Ree Tee a Paes « Bee LOLI, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1919—24 PAGES eres ss Yous is alg PRIC r TWO CENTS ——— i ” slae@ **es ' io | : ~ . comprising all the various schools ' “water as won, Plan to Answer the Presi _ Away Stay Wire, but It Purports to Prove That Head of Committee Tells A. o¢ inedicine in the country, today a MEF] ONIGHT . ence of going unde adopted a resolution at its convention derful.”’ le and the other members | | i ‘of the pafty were enthusiastic in ex-)| dent’s Plea for the Brown Didn’ t Tell Alcock Union Electric Passes | F, of i. Burleson’s Order here, declaring that properly brewed | pressing their ‘appreciation to the) : | , ss mae tee ‘As py aid tely ’ -ssential Pigaie,. aie oat | officers of the boat. | League. | of Injury to Machine. Power to Railways at a Applies to Al: Workers im be mins sbs of seciaier ania, qa ay Vv N ' BE ORE ) | . ° ° . . favoring the manufacture of per . 4 rRO P WITHDR Ww “AMERIC AN RESOLUTIONS ON | . ot | Price Below Distribution) Under Postoffice Depart- ooh tiining not to exceed 2% per goer Girl Ope horeg vote | Return to Wark Today, Al- $y a Staff Correspondent of the BY JOSEPH W. GRIGG, f alcohol 8 aiconol. | | rine. ar ‘ | | T F T Post- Dis ‘h. ‘A Staff Corresy lent of the Post- : ° , “— ‘as } ‘ed | IRE AND SENT 0 PEA E AB E | see ' “i : py oH . j Dispatch and Hew Xosk World. Cost | B55: ras bencdichas te cortain medical caves though Urged to Do So by WASHINGTON, June 16.—Presi- | a. wit Ta aye ab e* | ee ; Copyright, 1919; vy Press Pubhshing Gen. Erwin Sent 3600 of His Walsh and ech Informed Congress | dent Wilson, on his return to the | New York World.) re An exhibit purporting to show that ‘ACTION MAY END THE fici fU + W ACTIVE PREPARATIONS MADE Official of Union — Walk- Comnmiunication Has Been -. |United States, will tour the country r , : ® ’ vs LONDON, June 16.—Sixtewen hours M I t Mexico to Pro- Tr ansmitted. | speaking for the league of nations e the U nited Railw ays has * ee receiv- 7 | : | en into By thé Associated Press. ’ a . “ji and 12 minutes from the time the ing power from the Union Electric TELEGRAPHERS’ STRIKE FOR EVACUATION OF PETROGS. iD — os ws : 4 ° ° PARIS, June 16. —The resolutions! and the chances are excellent that) y; j | ’ : ‘ ickers-Vimy machine took off at . a8 4's tect American Side After | ado yted by the American Conger SS . rte. . , 4 , ' Light and Power ¢ oO. cheaper than St vw . | I , “"| Mr. Witson will accept the invita | cy Johns, N. F., on Saturday, pi- | ie ce . ' | lied Up Kinloch. ; lite Guards Said to Have Captured | . i . . on the Irish question have» been |... | | ¥ T . | ER ge TE Ae aOR ee oa} tion Which has been extended to him | ote aa oF ack ao} ——— Bullets Kill wo in El Paso formally transmitted to the_ peace | foted by Capt. Jack Alcock, with power from the Keokuk dam, trans- Collective Bargaining Is Big Fort on Bay of Kronstadt After | ‘| conference, Frank P. Walsh and: -' to speak in St. Leuis. ie Art *Whifte as nav ? | p | : eseecomppeygpeltalabeegyl hii Aeee cow nil! Ah Reig weneisa . seus, Anthur Whitten Brown as Nav- "formed it to fft its needs and carried} — Isgue “in. That Contest,, auntie oe PICKETS EAT CANDY: Ry the ; . _— Kr. Dunne, the delegates rep-; At the White House this morning icator, it Janded on the Irish coast at 4 nfo] Associated Press : resenting Irish societies of the Unit-|, : ee it to those parts of the city where it | LONDON, June 16.—Active prepa- | ' }it was made known that the Presi-, cj ' anh eu : : _s Date peveustg cn wie) j Clifden, and the ach , : . : d the achievement of a Which, Konenkamp Says, ;ations are being made for the evac-| & AT EXCHAN DO ge ed States, have been informed. was needed was submitted today to could have bought cheap water By the Associated Press a ole . ; : : of. | ? intimatt , - ‘dae SIres tO accent, ans , ’ 4 EL, PASO, Tex., June 16.--Ameri-| No intimation has been given of | dent desires i pt, and will do} nonstop transatlantic flight becam: |Special Master Lamm in the Seaman | ; uation of Petrograd, it is announced : } ‘sf 2 — 4 = 2 pe - : : s ‘ 4 ale aé ‘ Cc + i; the character of the letter of trans- | so, If possible. Secretary Tumulty | 4 historical fact. London people are hi ; ; Is Spreading. in a wireless dispatch from Moscow reecivership suit by the defense Em W rkers . received here today, ployers ay o : can cavalry, which with infantry and artillery, crossed into Mexico last | mittal. i'has made out for the President a | celebrating preparatory to a ‘fgrmal ‘tentative itinerary of cities for the | reception to the air victors, through W.-E. Bryan, superintendent ' , Z ’ ’ . ls , " Inita ai By th Associated Press i - om : a =. of plants of the United Rail- | BY t!* Associated Pres STOCKHOLM, June 16.—White Have Made No Requests; Msnisniennislicistiaiiniipilnicipil night to prevent indiscriminate firing | pavep eave anuy QE ang Qgg | “swing around the circle,” but inad-| It was shortly before 9 o'clock yes- | of power into El Paso, today was pursuing the ‘vance of the President's approval of | terday morning (Greenwich time) Ways. | ATLANTIC CITY, -N. J., Jume 16. | puards have captured the importan, ° ee Villista band, which was driven out | IS INADEQUATE FOR NEEDS the plans Secretary Tumulty de- - ne sr aeeth Alcock made his landing. The aavinge alleged to have bee. /|——postmaster-General Burleson’s or- | fort’ of Kraspayamorka, across the} Union Official Says They. of Juaren last night, southwest oC xr clined to tell what Cities were in ee ed Te ee eee enter ote Ce Teen nays |dqr eranting the right of colivotive | AY of Kronstadt Steen: Se: Sorc) asa is that city. American artillery also Secretary Appe. ars Before’ Senate | Many cities have invited the Presi- machine, thereby probably prevent-!| creased was $247,575 between the bargaining to electrical and tele- fense of Petrograd. according to an| : Committce Requesting Provi- | dent ko speak on July 4, jt Was said ing a continuance of the fiight in! last six mbdnths of 1913 and the end | phone workers, signing of which on efficial statement issued from KE:s- posals. the same plane to England. The two) of 1918, or about $50,000 a year. |Saturday averted a nation-wide) thonian hendquarters. It is seid a sion for a of 509,00 hi > the rebels. Meantime the American | By the Associated Press. = Bf the White: House. ali ls hh, Cs | Def I 4¥ : bee oo : .: = arrow y Ph. — — oe irmen were-n3t seriously injured in Jefending .1908 Contract. ithe , ruards w ‘ir suc- infantry had been withdrawn from | WASHING T" ON. June 16.—Secre- Invitation trom senator Sow Anson am 4 ee ; 7 : a phe , ntract ve strike. applies to all other employes that the white g£uat ds won their suc tary Baker, appearing today before | that he attend a celebration at Rich-@ 2 ident. he biplane was bad- A contract made in 1908, by whicn Ce lcess after the garrison of the for: Striking girl operators ef the Bell Juarez to.the American side. P Sr : & ay oor e > ‘ly damaged and may have to be dis-| the Railwavs obtains 46 2-3 “ao under the Postcffice Department, 1n- a . .the Senate Military Committee, in- | mond on July 30, President Wilson | ° tled. Je ceatmeeaeegurardbeys 9S cre aggre: ‘cluding telegraph operators: and pane mutinied against the Kolshevikl. and Kinloch Telephone companiés, ° ’ man ray of all he water rower br - 1 ¢ ( MER: pers : aAnG aii nigtl te , t powel ought to ‘after causing suspension of the Kin- t 11:20 the Seventh and Fifth sisted that Con ress mm: > . ici ‘cabled his thanks and Said he did . A | gress make provision | . noiq, | Water it was found that Lieut. | St. Louis from Keokuk. is being vig-'| POStal employes, aecording to @ re- PRESIDENT EXONERATES LAMONT 4) I i d crippling that of th | : ’ ' 'joch service and crippling that of bearings either front the «ea ar sky. Rasstever replied: “Not at all,” pmyes pa presente — fe ng es mission, to sit on the German claims | Saas a ; He ssid that 3 command was back on American soil | : Marly in the flight the tiny pro- and proceeded to introduce the fig- suspicion regarding the sudden con- est he ie. ammieien Sa: cali ae private | company officials refused to consider ale etobast ealitiy iausakiy 1 hoprs pellor which actuated the generator ures which he sald he would make version of the Postmaster-General to te and’ wilt Gecttos his démanJds another strike would be , ’ of the wireless sending apparatus) ojeap throvath this wtthenien collective bargain- called, but he did not say how soon in Mexico. Th withdrawal was or- ° on gerry ‘oi hh id. not an anaeeniie iH ‘ CTE. et lew off n} ‘ir receiving appare- vn , Bs ee a z e could ne see » called. 4 an e- dered by Major-General Derosey C.| une Con r Liew off and their recelving appara~/ “The conclusion which the exhibit} NE.” *H# added he could nat. see] way yay DERE IE gag7 7—g | it would be called. His annpuncs A © ; tus Was jammed by signals not in- cea it it 1 whicl that postal employes were any bet- , rent seemed to leave the possibility ‘ ¢ se > Ps oO are as cor- J ; " eemed to lea an vVhich was co oft they were before the. today’s strike might be extended Cabell, commander of the Southern | tended for them. te! than roborated, after adjournment, by Boots mae ith to the electrical , ADDITIONAL TAX REVENUE by a vote tonight, but he did rrot say Department, who arrived from San) ae | Antonio early today and crossed into Our Home Merchants and National] Advertisers again During the forenoon the news of Frank J. ‘Boehm. statistician for the | : ) oy f rj :© > sot’ . , : — . | J -ock’s gre: rg spres hr rh - anus “pe a, a ae workers is very singular, i@ con- a in : any words Juarez for a conference “with Gen. concentrated in the Post-Dispatch yesterday, completely 8g 2h witb 7 ' gp , Sy ed Union company, is that the Union tinue d That Sum Is Assured if State In aoe tn ie to Meet. * . > - : . ‘ | 0 e country Vv elegzrapn and , ; ea. . ryte “ 3 d ; ° 4 ae, I Cj Ca overshadowing both of the other Sunday papers COM. telephone, and a little later Nadisliod company is passing on the power to “Mr. Burleson apparently is try- creases Assessed Value of Cor- lie said the men electrical Wworke - . 6 0 ween Gen. _ 1 . : o« i ; 7 ; . " Pai "oe é ic ‘hie ~~ j . ’ > . 7 b “ “ ape re be pag Cabell | BINED. Incidentally : the Post-Dispatch broke all previ- ing known to the general public the Railways at "aan which does ing to save his face at the eleventh porations’ Property. ers in the employ of the con nics c ne ene GONnZATe a at we not compensate the Union company s enw atio . of ‘aceive 7 2e4 od. : > ig aww t} e American ous records in National Advertising vesterday with a co- through. newspapers, aroused the * mirwes ell ea segue Mmpany hour in the wire situation But I ~The city will receive $397,764 ad-|, large number of whom weft put agreed to withdraw — tt) lossal tot 1 of 141 C lumns aln ost Three ben a th 1 sean most intense enthusiasm i for its cost of distribution and that wish to remind this convention that | ditional revenue if the State Board | a: the same time as the girl bpéra oA magnificent piece of work. if the Railways he ran its own ais trl the Postmaster-General will have »f Faualization carries out its ~LFi- tors would also rit tonight.” . > HA} » . ‘ +o FF > , " * yee ‘ val ' 7 ' ' Gale ong er Ne . ‘Oat ; | a : ‘ ; oe : e ‘ ro together. Gen. ot = veep se | er { CO umns Carries »¥ 1¢ I 4 yf emo rat an ig was the comment of the Air Minis ] ut) mm it woul 1 discuver tnat the cost wire employes under him only a few | nounce d purpose to add 20 pe r ee rt Fefore the midday meetin Jen- the American border comm | than Ten times that of the Republic. Yesterday the Post- try, which had taken extraordinary | Of Power to it was greater than the’ weeks longer, while regular ,postof- to the assessment valuation of the | yings had told reporters that the op- personal property of banks, ratl- erators would return to workcafter ; , av , 1 antry with- ‘ ° ° e 7 . . ‘ice |j iw is ¢ 4 he ; ; . re ef se teri Z which request | Dispateh again earried more than 500 columns of paid ad- [measures to try to have all vessels | hice it now Is paying the \nion. | fice employes will, unless Postmaster- |} iis ail de cag iapaialamal te | | vertising. T'o be exact - fhe Union company is the “middle” | General Burleson is removed from | roads, telephone and telegraph com- juneh thus restoring normal ervice along Alcock’s route lend every pos- was granted. | g ‘ sible assistance. ' ; company owned by North American’! office, be under him for some time panies this year, according to an early in the afternoon, Gen. Gonzales also requested Gen. | Something of Romance in It ‘l-| to come.” estimate made today by Assistant Cries of “No,” at Ouse’ ® Seti eee cidleha soubte ot ino] 502 C | There is something .of romance tion, which declares the middle com- Flaherty said he hed the re- Comptroller Gunn ' When he addreneed the meeting, Associated Press to the people of the | O . about the flight besides the success- | Ppany’s profit to exceed 20 per cent a port of the committee that went to The banks last vear Were asseasse?t and ordered the operators to g@turn United States that he, Gen. Gonzales, | ful spanning of the Atlantic by air. | year. Washington laid on the table until| by the board at $37,000,000, and the |»4,, work there were cries of="No, had not requested assistance from | Total Paid 6 heed , That is the fact that Lieut. Brown, Process of Delivery. official assurances regarding its; railroads, telephone and telegraph) po ¢rom al} parts of the halk He the United States in handling the | POST- perpen rig ya alone vee o'r Cols, who was born in Glasgow of Ameri- Instead of buying more water scope could be had A motion by properties at $54 000,000 On the to- then explained to the girls thagethey situation. ; 381 Cols. can parents, was in reality flvingx power after 1908 as its needs for the. committee that its report be tal of these valuations a 20 per cent must obey the orders of the. orgagiiza- “I told Gen. Gonzales there .was tm home to his’ prospective bride,| power increased, the Railways made a part of the record of the increase would be $34,800,000 above | oi), They replied that they Lh PH be no idea of invading Mexican sover ge bi : .++++ TSE Cols. according to the London Daily Mail: lought power from the Union com-' convention was adopted A ars assessment Organized first Jennings said it had heen otal > eignty and that the infantry would) H ’ - 8 “Arrangements are on foot for the y}any under contracts made in 1909 ) | ome-Merchants’ Advertising— e : | Pa ot 3 ) chants dvertis ng immediate celebration of the wed- and 191§ at prices in excess of what ,, Switchboard Men in WEATHER UNSETTLED, FAIR AND ished by investigation b) — of withdraw as soon as possible,” Gen. Linemen anel the operators that tye Rei! con pany Cabell announced following the in- POST-DISPATCH alone sect a. ee ding of Lieut. Brown and Miss G./ the Railways is paving under its wa Los Ange les Strike. Cc 175 Cols. ; of Maj. DD: H. ‘re ; trac The Union com 1 P, WARM TONIGHT AND TOMORROW brought a number of YouUnR wemen tabiiner | Globe-Democrat and Republie Kennedy, daughter ter-power contract. the Associated Ss American troops had their first POST-DISPATCH excess 20 Cols. Kennedy, one of the chiefs of the) pany delivers the power under all! LOS ANGELES, Cal., June 16 here from Little Rock. arriving, 7Qm fight with the Mexican rebel forces Aircraft Production Department of | three contracts. Under the 1908 con- Linemen. and switchboard men. THE TE: MP I: RATURES. terday morning, and that res@fva- of Francisco Villa,’at the Juarez race National the Minjstrg of Munitions, a depart- tract it receives the water power at members of the International Broth- : ~~ sity :5| tons had been previously made for ‘ ° a "sf 2 D . 4 2 ) : | 3 . - pi ; ne | : track, shortly after ? oO cloc kK this P¢ WT-DISPATCH alone. mong) 14] Cols nie nt in VW hie h 1. ieut. Brow n wHa Page avenue from \K eokuk, trans- erhood of Electrical Workers, left aS sf ry) ‘ aL 7 it ak t)} eir sia east} ridc«iution nt the “A ash. morning. uy : Giobe-Demécrat and Republic 69 Cols. echeduted for duty and especially | forms it and delivers it to the Rail-. their yp in the plants of. the ; at ) : ington Hotet | Villa’s troops were driven from | P ST DISPATCH ag released by the ministry at the re- ways Under the contracts of the Southern ‘alifornia Telephone Co Jennings enid his action itr calling the race track by rifle and machine | ()} Ite F, excess eae« ‘(= Cols. quest of Messrs. Vickers to act as iwod subsequent years, it receives the here es at & o'clock. according to the strike off was taken at the diree- gun fire and many prisoners were re- }navigator of the Vimy.” power at Page ave yf ‘arrie ’ ‘ficer Tele art. : ra — HOR OF VERSE FT, Fle, eel ae , . ‘ age avenue and carries it : ifficers Telephon compar’ Ww r ~ rion mri r tT } omnes vorted ti: ‘ the United States Real Estate and vale : Before taking off from St. John's its is str stati wooed © sage oo | (OR AND THERET) ferday. 1. 1 erete: rp aa ee ote | ported taken by the i : DISPATCH al & m st. ins. to its Lewis street station on the officials declined to discuss the sit OP AND THERE i secretary of the brotherhood: We cavalry which surrounded the track | POST- alone _seee 166 Cols. Capt. Alcock estimated the time of -jyey where it fs transformed and uation until they had completed a. | YOu ARE! - p. m.; lowest, 74! said he received « telegram . trem on the east an@ southeast, according» Globe-Democrat and Republic’ combined - 137 Cols. the flight as at the outside 20 hours, »ixed with stearh power and deliv- | check of the remaining force gp Ford at 6 o'clock last evening, amd to an official report at military head-_ POST-DISPATCH excess over both SS 29 Cols. >? adding: ered to the Railways. Reports egnflicted as to whether % Sieaet pore” that it was then too late to stop. the quarters. | * No other St, Louis newspaper has ever carried so great a volume With any sos of luc k we shall be The contention of the defense at- “the operators, many of whom foined vps ag es te walkout, which had been ordered ne an vicinity: for thie morning , ‘ b * , i 0 x er . sole P - me , tiel of the Twenty-fourth Infantry | he had landed in Ireland and made | section and if it had bought. added eal lines. Officials of the new union Tn ; - erally fair eration of the order of Postmaster- > To “4? today. Around the four sides of the | A Few Comparisons of the Sunday ptstory. -_ P* water power under similar cond.- | said that the strike would be carried he | ) ‘ Plaza de Pas and in front of the an-) e é : | an s rrue, ee Asked. tions to its 1908 contract, it would | out as scheduled | ee y Weather tonight General Burleson, issued Satur@ay, Sant Savion, the Segre P. D ] d Gl b D iri , Manchester, Alcock’s home town, nave been confronted with the ne- ! } and = tomerrow; which declared telephone . operatoegs J - 7 . ‘ . . . - Bet up a te mporary biyouac and 4 ost ispatc l an Oo e e ocrat Gesires to have the honor ot first cessits of bringing i? downtown, 7 , Sid \ ie Ord 7 P ' continued worn. routd have the right ts organi£ze and ' arly t \ \ ‘00k in coffee and ' 5 . “i ‘ e n “ . welc ming the AY lator, but the Air ° P Q “% ioe ’ te . ae . 4 y rt ees wa racrs rom ost- 7 \i teaser stiri Tt? ct by, renin “ i? *) eir ery lo e ately erie tem t The eity circulation of the Post-Dispatch is more than ‘Ministry offictals said .it was } GB ag Mr iy Monk ee ns ah master-General. filin Un 7 7 wages aed frying bacon if the shadow of t 1e | , , . . ' : ate a: eh was likely the, Union. Bryan asserted in fig- Hinois neet- that any who had been suspended for tixteenth cen tury church. DOUBLE the city eireulation of the Globe-Demoerat. he would come to London before go- urés. he presented that the invest- By the Associated Prem | tled but mostly union activity would be reinstated. Wearing their trench helmets an | on" “ : : > : : ing to Manchester. ment necessary to perform that CHICAGO, June 16 Both sides ) - fair Weather to- This action of the Postmaster-Gene- r “c oO one st-D1s *h 1s , a Fay fm: ' i iif leaden Be , —=— full field equipment, the soldiers | | he ( ity 4 irculati n alk lie of the I ost Dispat« h 18 more Although intensely Interested in ser ice would hear @ heen $542,202 in the strike oF i¢ le graphe rs trv > , night and tr. | ern had the effect of stopping 7 made a picture as they lounged on than the city, suburban and country eirculation of the the flight, Londoners apparently! He added estimated fixed charges @Waited amplification of the state morrow; contin. | proposed natien-wide telephone the benches of the plaza or lay in the | Globe-Deimocrat. were not as enthusiastic as during | and operating expense to reach the! ment made at Atlantic City last ued warm strike ‘ Hawker'’s atlempt to span the oce: ‘lus . - night by Frank Morrison, secretar, Stage —T) ,orning’ a street after a march Inte Mexico and | 3 | } Oo Spi le ocean. conclusion that the water power 1g Stage of tho iia morning's walkout, Jen- u night fight with the Villa rebels. | The city cari ier eireulation alone of the Post- Dispatch The question “Is it true’?’ Was heard eventualls would have eost the of the American Federation of La | river at q a. ™m.. nings eald to reports re “hae lemon. White officers hurried from place | is greater than the TOTAL city circulation of the Globe- on fMmany sides when the extra edi- Railways 9.56 mills per kilewatt bor, that Postmaster-General Burle- ve’ = | 22.5 feet, a rise | strated the strength of the union. We to place to see that the temporary , Democrat. ' ee of the newspapers appeared on hour, whereas it actually ix paying som had promised +e issue orders = . : of 7 of a foot, will now make one more effort tooth ‘amp Was established and policed | : -q | he streeta. ithe Union company 8.73 mills. The! which would resuli in conferences ~ oo tain recognition of the right te or BP iene. aoe one 2024 oe % ¥ Few workmen were on duty at th Railways it receiving power under between officials [or the telegraph Are you going the Theater or ranize. and td eet hee tter wacee aa : Continued on Page 2, Cotvmn 5. | @pmpanies and the unten. Movies ton ig ip ’ If so, see Page 14. 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3) ~ : 7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1919. ST.LOUIS POST-GISPATCH a a ~ ALLIES REPLY 10 BE DELIVERED I ~ GERMAN ENVOYS “THiS AFTERNOON Special Train Waits to Take » »~ Delegation to Weimar Rush Work Printers Corrections So as to Have Document Ready at - ae ARMY OF 200,000 TO BE ALLOWED GERMANY Admission to League of Na- tions Fixed for “Near Fu- ture’ — Civil Commission to Handle Left Bank Rhine. By the Associated Press MARIS, June T6.—The reply of allies to the German counter propo- Count of sale will be delivered to Brockdorff-Rantzau., head éneniy peace delegation, at Versailles, Pau! lbutaesta, secretary of the peace c ferenee, will take the revised treaty personally to hand it to the Germans. A special train is held in readiness at Versailles and it is presumed that the Giermans Will depart for Weimar at 4 o'clock this. afternoon. immediately upon the receipt allied reply. Editors of and printers the reply. corrections were still but it was stated that being the Was assured. Changes in Red Ink. ' The delivery, however, will not in printed form. Count von donff-Rantzau will be handed copy of the original treat'y with eRanges written in red ink. plenipotentiary 99 other copies of treaty upon which they can the corrections themselves from first, At this morning's session the Council of Four the documents | shown themselves capable of sharing to ve handed the Germans were gone the world’s task of colonization. over in detail. / List of Accused Promised. The allies have promised Germany to deliver within’ one month a list. of ‘fringement of her sovereignty. persons whom they intend to try the responsibility for the viol@tion of the laws of war. Germany is to be allowed an ar of 200,000 men for three years. This is one of the changes in the peace sedulously terms which: has. been kept secret. The reason giyen this-doubling of the previous num- ber of effectives ‘is the impossibilitv « of adjusting the armies of Austria. other proportionately to the Poland, Czecho-Slovakia and new states previously arranged 100,000 men Giermany. the gasmantiin 4 , (Fermany accepts Helgoland \s to Colonial Demands. With regard to the colonies. it is maintained that the demand. tha. Germany should relinguish all her rights and claims is an irreconcilabte contradiction the tifth Wiison's address wo Con Jan. 8, 1915, of fi promt e>] resident of Breas ‘ omplet ; LAMM SEEKS TO LEARN WHO WAS YU. R. “MASTER MIND Continued From Page One. water contract for .5.8 mills, « Bryan Judge Lamm ability of the “Are ‘these figures an exact that coull be used for the purposes of imvest- ment?’ he asked Brvyan replied that they “Don't figures of this kind times break down and prove Lamm further inquired. “Spme my friends have made money in vestment bv taking figures of sort and have money taking the kind advice | ty average of figures su@h as these a failure?” “No, the the witness replied Bryan then eadded to mony that the contracts for instead of water were ficial further in Railways three which insured power, which its power Defends .His Figures. probed the depend figures, science were Some bad”’” of In this by some lost sume of >» »? aVGTaRCeC I8 a SUCCESS. his testi i nion power, bene that they gave sources of power, against the failure of he asserted would be exclusive water-powe! said the power, the an He On risked Dy contract could rels steam power power. “If we depended wholly power and it failed,” “he, “ouy own steam plants could not sup- keep half the He added that, shortage, Keokuk the winter of 1917- the Railways did not l"nion used steam company ("nion steam water and its own on water declared, piv enough power to street'cars running.” due water power failed in 19-8, but that suffer, for the reserve. Alanson |) ‘nited to its Brown, who said he Railways his holdiggs lie testified that late Alanson 1). $400,000 of lnited to 10.000 stock that the fa heeame a | director 1913 to .irst witness father, the owned bonds, its preferred mn protect was ithe his Brown, tailways S000 | and the nvily shares of and ith some commen stock holdings had remained since . Asks Judgz ? About Mind.” Lami) interrupted his testi- “Master niony frequently *the “Who was the master mind on the Judge replied Beggs rely aiit’ neason ‘NO Vou Lamm. Brown. No” on Beggs?” ae te for board asked “No one “Was il “Did “Not “ANY him ‘But ‘“Tnhat s :t Asks Lanim you ae, al on not relying yr, ust didr#t rely on him. About Others. asked similar questions as to Jame I) Mortimer, president of the North American Co.,, Richard MeCullgch, Railwavs Co. he neither “master mind.” is the relationship between ee Judge Judge then and the Lnited far was the “What McCulloch and Lamm. “T think Beggs ther-in-law. I! Brown * “What the the tax litigation when you became a di recter’”’ asked Judge Lamm. “Tl didn't know envthing about it,” replied Brown “You just agreed to whatever was knew of these is jeggs* asked MeCulloch’'s fa replied is am not sure,” was state of mill done? "Ton." Not Told How to Vote. On examination by Theodore *as- John 1 Peges, did not own anv American its and never re the -North vote as a Mortimer attendan! in like for he North compantes from how sieur, attorney Rrown testified stocks of the subsidiar\ or ceived instructions American Co l'nited Railways directo he an infrequent it directors’ meetings and dicated to him how he would for him to vote ‘T never consciously ¢; benefit of “aid Brown a tax fight Increase as to to said. was never ist mv vote any other compa approyed.the helieved it of 1) for the ris mill would because | the value stock.’ the increases given chief he the salary Priest Railways terrible office Brown said also approved salary and to Henry S for United Priest “had ducting hus profited vote counsel because Judge expense in He asserted directly any as cCon- ne indirectly never or on question in tauilwavs directorate Was Not Insistent. examination by Ephrim for Seaman, Brown far as he had known Beges were the only American directors who were Railways directors ‘After this suit w he ‘I learned Priest heen a North American brown testified in sistent to have his opinions prewail he sometimes argued longer than othe, fron: his United Says Beges (Jn cross (‘aplan, attorney said that Mortime? North ls i*nited “=1) anda filed,”’ said, had its also direeto! Beggs was not yut the directors. long said Judge Lamm “Yes,” replied Brown Mortimer’s op/fnion, Ng said, w: sometimes ignored at “th® hoard meetings Tie said he did know if notice to be present always sent to Mortimer when importan: matters: were to come up “Do vou know the attitude of the public to the United Railwavs Co.?” asked Caplan “Tl do. not,” (‘aplan witness’ had the disadvantaces of the United Railways power contract! with the Union Electric Co., prior to the filing of the Seaman suit. Brown. althougin admitting that Caplan had inte: viewed him on several occasions the affairs of Panny. he could not! the details of the conversations Questioned by Caplan. ‘Did you not on one occasion that nothing could be done in con- nection with these contracts without stirring things up?" Caplan asked “Il do not remember making any such estaté#ment,.”’ Brown replied Brown, in response to a question. faid his knowledge of the. charges tnade -in the was confined to What he had read the newspapers lic said he had never made ally per. sonal inquiry. ‘ yee ‘OO, he was a irguer, was he‘ i™ not Wwas Brown tor” show replied sought attention that the been called to ara discussed the com- suid remember aay Suit president » Brown sai riking lelephone Operators o Resume Work |omorrow Continued From Page One. the thes» varking conditions. Inc arbitrate inother strike who responded for *. walkout is very satis- factory About 55 cent of the Lrell and nearly all of the electricians of the Bell went out. the Kinloch, practically all the op epators and of the electricians were out.” Jennings Sald the wages and working conditions were still to be formulated. Officials of the Bell and Kinloch eompanies, in state- that no pre- Jen ist’ refuse 1 Will cail ntsmber panies Wwe “The the call to per operators, mniost demands to AS declared request had sented to them by the employes nings has said that the company of- The offi ments this morning. complaint been oO} ficials refused to see him. cials denied this Girl pickets, wno were duty the Main-Olive exchange of the Well Tenth Olive streets understanding of the pur- the strike was that an in from $10 $l4a demanded for girls finished the training and that a minimum wage of $2 Ma we@k for girls with four eX- perience is to be demanded The Bell company, in an advertise- ment sent to the Post-Dispatch this morning, said that a “small per- centage” of 1200 than one-half of maintenance and operation men, had failed to re- port for duty up 1) a The company said the emploves mot any complaint Lo or On company, and said thet pose of week was have mse Lo to he who schoo] Course, years operators, and less 500 tO m had Wakes made as hours Sill | half, wares The company's that, in the had -voluntarily its St. of more mention increase which into month, and statement and a increased last year of louis emploves to the amount than $350,000 [ft did the rates went the cant? not in its effect within which lines also last is 25 per on residence parts The company vited @émploves to confer hadsin with af- condi- said its ficers wages and working that “a very large of the emploves had approved appointment of for purpose 140 Bell Operators Out. According to an the office of General at 10:30 a. m.; approximately out of a total of 1200 young operators emploved by the pany had not reported for duty tn the various exchanges.g Out of 4 to- tal foree of 200 at the change, it was said, 33 were absent, out of a force of 131 at the Main change, 3? absent; out ef a of 47 at Sidney, three were ab- out force of: 51 at out SY toll operators at Bomont, 18 were : out of 26 at Ben- ton, four were absent, and out of + force at Colfax, two ab on tions, and ma jority’ the this committees estimate made at 140 Women fel] Codd) QMlive ex- OX. were force Sent; two Bomon' force ( ofa were absent: of a absent: of a force of 30a were sent These count the hoon OF figures did not take into ae force scheduled to report later Many girls due at i. did not reach the exchange after 9:30. Other proportionateky the al 8 a until were ing, it of the Company officials denied that had been imported strike that every been in Louis operators arriv- headquarters late in was said at eompany: girl from offi girl at work the emplos of the switehboards operators Arkansas said had COMmMpanhyv for at aS breakers cials today at St! months Tells discussing a statement b\ the company had 4 small inerease to switehboard , just telephone r; that on in the employs ana least Six Company of Pay =trik in ers that pranted only operators the recent raise into effect, girls the half snl before in ites went officials said June 1 who had company been of for three one longer ary of that girls who had been in the employ of for a shorter period cl $1 “4 were granted a 2 a vears or increase week, and the had week At 2 a. the Main-Olive Olive With companys received ase itt cre pickets in front of Tenth themselves exchange, ana supplied Mach team of fou ried a bon the fro automobiles the streets, candy, or bons the front ’ the When fure nished the company arrived with Operators who were willing to report for thie the giris and? pleaded nol gO box of five girls cal sweets ae munched to and triarched building iy\ atic it) offered with duty. strikers eanay then [Oo Work exchanges the husiness by the ‘telephone that their call morning (Operators on private atfected by employed bh who were nhort strike order, being houses and not founded this the usual eould The greatly Kinloch was companies on the Rell a fraction that thie Rell noon lines were only of number, and hes seTV ice be ort Kinloch Improved but tires conditions on in the af the ¢ of commission Policemen at Exchanges. At about strike duty We) the 100 request of the companies policemen went on special Three police Puard each of of the Kinloch companies, and were stn at 6&6 aA i) te exchanges tele phone men @ assigned the and fron tioned at each man biel! two to &ix policemen of the bra cry a ' changes H. Linton Reber nDresident Ask for ~ Greet Horlick’s* >» The’ ORIGINAL % ~ ls 4 9” isa sete ‘Nutritious Diet for All Ages, Keep Horlick’s Always on Hand Quick Lunghi Fioms or _Officn (or! trarv to Manager Hale* ahout -the ceneral manager or the Kinloch Tele- phone System that service throughout the city Was hut that suburban \dequately maintained mndition of the city service part, to the extremely heavy load the wires were upon handle, of symiowthizers said not normal, was being He said th: was due. service being calied to the efforts who said, .¥ & esa Ue aque to Strike he were purposely using the tclephone for unnecessary calls fle said lation of yuarters freld, Ill yesterday Leber Jennings had acted in vioe- from union head ‘Secretory Ford at Spring- wired Jennings at 10 mn to call off the strike.” said “Jennings is aectine con- is the public orders orders in forcing tO he ms meornveny uy _ koinploys 600 Overators. the fact.’ Reh mItract with ew of cn. the April 1, thereaf- provi- shall strikes that all disputes shal! to arbitration and that 4/0 days’ notice of all grievances shal! given, | cannot understand the reason for this strike. We have un- Gaerstood that it has some connee- Lion with the teiegraphers’ strike.’ Reber said that the normal] a. the Central Exchange, Tenth Locust streets, was LOO operators, and that 600 operators and 200 elee- workers employed the company Girl Pickets at Exchange. At the Central exchange girl pickets and 15.men strikers were picket duty at 9 a.m. They bore no placards or signs and walked up and down the Tenth street and Lo- cust street sides of the exchange The general offices of the company are in this building. Two policemen all had been ni.. When the first The girl pickets izned » tO TU which that lockouts: ana special he ‘one year contains SIONS there no f+] be submitted be qrota and trical are by about 30 a>?) said orderly since -6 a. piekets arrived. were encouraged mec*tormen and conductors. who hung from the platforms of passin» Hodiamont cars and shouted expres- sions of approbation é There lively scenes outside the consolidated Main and Olive ex- change of the Bell Telephone Co., +t Tenth and Olive when the company began bring- operators there in automobiles. This Was the usual time for the day- shift of operators to report for duty and it was said thar under ordinary circumstances about °00 would re- between 9 a. m. and noon There violence. The pick- ets openly asserted the company ha | imported a number of girl strixe- breakers from Arkansas and haz housed them at downtown and Ves’ End hotels overnight , of °*%.1 girls were said to have been breucht Jefferson from the 15 girls, brought Shurtily by were streets, about a rng port Was no Some automobiles Hotel About automobiles, after 9 a Girls Brought in Automobiles. As automobiles drove wp 25 piek- all women, woult move forward plead with the girls tn ma- chines not gO work To offset this, Miss Church, the Main chief operator, and Miss Farrell, the Olive chief operator, urged the girls to go into the building and take theic places at the switchboards. ‘Traffic Chief and Traffic Superin- tendent Monroe also encouraged the firls to go to work in }y! went to work Th ets, and the to to \Mlason fast St. Strike and Picket Ixchanges. The Louis strike of telephone operators extended to Fast St. Louis paralyzed the telephone A few employes re- mained work. but after awhile many subscribers gave up attempting the St and nearly there at » Set TD) fo use phones In front of the buildings occupied | by plaved signs reading “Notice Strike icch operators A number of and repal front of the buildings reportecy “for the almost the telephone companies were dis- on, Rell and Kin- Dont work.” the striking opera- men assembled in ¢nd when op- work solicited Thev were successful in instance W. H. Conant, manager of the Kir office he had just returned from a vacation, and knew nothing strike The strikers said one woman, a supervisor, office The nor- about 40 ors ernators to jein strike every tnen loch said that only the Kinloch fore © 3s A. ©. Bourscheidt, m ‘Il telephone office, said that no de upon him by operators or other employs es, and of bellef that of he emploves was a membet the The emploves said several] ‘of number of the ind Louls ibership front but hy strikers, who are picketing the When an iceman the was at inawer of the Be mak is had been made was the none of union are members others to St application f: romen licemen were qT duty buildings, IT} no the prem te. telephone demonstration was made TT) ought de supply of 125 Bell Telephone Co pounds the him enter the ice to daily to the operators surrounded to permit building He ana striking him to returned iway refused ind wagon drove D CANTRELL & COCHRANE THE STANDARD Ginger Ale OF TWO CONTINENTS: Order by the dozen for use at home PRESIDENT » Journey Iauis Telephone Operators | thing happened. See TO TOUR NATION FOR LEAGUE; > MAY SPEAK HERE* Continued From Page One. * ee ol a the countr! rved tout! to re. that op-* nations three- so 49 the the I’res- would rumors at the © tol of the nright force the goav recesses sf thes vive ponents lean eenate Price could country atthe same titi dent is speaking t? ‘ wheths opponents ot recess e ycpnect ts Legardless plan is adopted send out the President lican. of Idaho, publican, of California mentioned-as likel to speakers ta tLnswey 4 — ; Borah and J llLepub- Re at OP he Senator ohnson are those ee “4 lected. BY DAVID LAWRENCE, \ Special Correspondent of the Post. Disprrtel. WASHINGTON dent Wilson Hle is coming within 30 days Probabliv ret here in time make a on the Fourth of July al tral point like St, Louis lie try to ing to and the League of Nations First, as a matter of courtesy, he will ad- dress Congress, presenting the treaty itself in person Then he will peal to the American people. Official announcement of the Rres- from the Whit receipt of cable Mr. Wilson He the situation ‘losely from Summaries of opposition, opinion and details of the fight being made by his opponets in the United States have sent him regularly. President Wilson's decision to gee hefore the people of the United States himself means that he is fully aware of the _ store of which has been raised against both: the treaty and the leMrue and he is coming back for the biggest fight of his Jane h’resxt- take the stump. irem. PHurope he wil! is to back trey Some ce@n- people of the the tre wants the understand the exact méear- them of aty of peace CrMe the ‘dent s Hiouse after messages from watching plans heen I"nited States unbroad, heen to career Journey From Coast t6 Coast. « The journey of the President may extend from coast to coast. The invitation to speak for instance. has come Swencer, Republicar, weil as a eommittee of Demo- crats. If Mr. Wilson speaks first in St. Louis, he will have an opportuni- 1\ meet the same people fron: whom Senator Reed, Democrat, says he derives right the league of nations, Senator Spencer® position is’ simply this: Ee has not vet announced how he will vote otf ihe final ‘ssue. But he welcor.es thé chance to have President Wilson sive the peonle of Missouri! a report on the proceedings at Paris nonpartisan Louis, Senitor Im St. tron is Lo he to Oppose Presumably, Mr. Spencer will foai- low the wishes of the people of his State a& manifested ‘thes have heard hoth sides it not known vet just. what states will he inciuded in the President's itinerary. Largely it will depend on how mueh ‘ime Mr. Wilson will be able to de- vote to the whole task, and what i® the attitude of the country Itself. If the people of the various states want the President to hefore them and invitations accfmulate, Mr Wil- son may find it necessary to make his rather extensive. the President will in the West. His health js good and he is said ready for the tre- mendous ordeal involved in a stump- ing tour. aftar is clties or Cone spend much time to he -* H. A. Tuttle, Telegraph Head, Dies. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., June 16.— luekv for Al Sauce VOY. etars ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH” Founded | Liew shed Dativ tzer PF Co. Twelfth and Olive mt OREPH Ft iz, i8i* LITZER biishiag ree’es wT ‘as Re money i arrter vy eo Watis Daily and Sund Entered 804 s@cmnd.. : 1879. eat the Peeteffica at under the @ct of March 3. 1878 Bie!) ori. live GAN K inioe? 4\ ? : ‘%rS tj ’ iz’ tt ty Prat and felatyie¢ . Liane? the) gi point the way Ou > , re ¥ > * _ i. leo “WE SCARC MOON OR —AVIAT( “What Do You TI gation?” Said B Good,”’ RE JOsSEPT W. GRIG A Staff Correspondent of thé Dispatch and New York We hits tT to) \. spec ntic £ ifden and here in @ fthey propell rim eau t fee hie if w at machi ov istane ir the Vig “hed owing to eund \lcos vr for Ga or- Lor omst low it hae wit iq en lain or hi trae off fiv lohr at (onl rLtOOM I ery ine-third “ancy Navigating. L,jeut hiro Do so Bad Corres Dictn't wn Yr gear inte face tit up Wil Connery re oki ° \ my and Snows 2 : 14 rihin °K WR #0 indicator did few seconds We looped the and did a very steer Some Ver comic st MO sense af the h “The winds. were the Way nHnortAwes Southwest. We said land we would do the

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a on et me T TO TOUR ON FOR LEAGUE; MAY SPEAK HERE tinued From Page One. a saiaddiiiahins ur the eountry served to re ors at the Capitol that op- of the leazcue of nations the Senate into thres | eo thev. could go 40 th. t the same time the Presi eaking fiess of whether the reces dopted. opponents expect ti speakers to answer the Senator Borah, Repub Idaho, and Johnson, > @ _ of California. are amone wMtionPd as likajy to be se. 2 DAYLID LAWRENCE, 1 Correspondent of the Pos:- ; *Dispateh. INGTON, Jane 16.—Presi- gon is to take the stump. oming back trom Euroy: 0 days Probably he wil! in time to make a speech ‘ourth of Julv at some cen- t like St. Louis tee nts the people of the coun nderstand the exact mean hem of the treaty of peace League of Nations. Kirst, tter of courtesy, he will ad Neress, presenting the treat, person Then he will ap the American people. lannouncement of the Rres- ans came from the White after the receipt of cable s from Mr. Wilson. He has tghiaug the situation in the States closely from abroad. ies of opposition, opinion ails of the fight being made ppponets in the United States een sent to him regularly. nt Wilson's .decision to. go the people of: the United imself mefins that he is fully of: the store of criticisi has been raised against both aty and the leMrue and he is back for the biggest fight of eer. rney From Coast to Coast. journey of the President may from coast to coast. It will b: tisan. The inVitation to speak ouis, for instance, has come senator Srwencer, “Republica: l as a committee of Demo- if Mr. Wilson speaks first in iis. he will have an oppertuni- ie¢et the same people’ fro’, Senator Reed, Democrat, says Ivess he right to opyose the of nathns. Senator Spencer'é m1 is Simply this: He has not nounced how he wil] vote on alsesue. Rut he welcomes the to hive President Wilson e people of Missour: a report proceedings at Paris. sumably, Mr. Spencer will cal- e Wishes of the people of his as manifested after ‘thes have both sides. it is not known st what cities or states will he ed in the President's itinerary. ly it will depend on how much Mr. Wilson will be able to de- O-the whole task, and what is titude of the country Itself. If opie of the various states want esident to come before them Vitations accumulate, Mr. Wil ay find it necessary to make his y rather extensive. Probably esident will spend much time West. His health js good and said to be ready for the tre - ous ordeal involved in a stump- ur. ~~ te Tuttle, Telegraph Head, Dies. INEAPOLIS, Minn., June 16. Tuttle, president and genera! ger of the North American raph Co. is dead at Balsan: Wis. His home was in Min- lis. ; — hen There Isn’t ough Chicken Go Around other day the most awful happened. I forgot that Jim's Elizabeth was coming to din- There was a little chicken left just about enough to cream for and me. And then suddenly [ mbered. For a miftute I was d to death, because Aunt Eliza- 8s been everywhere and she’s used he best of everything. But five es later | was as happy as 3 concocting the most extensive of chicken a la king you ever I cut some mushrooms and reil re und slices of hard boiled egg the chicken, and’ instead of (Aunt Elizabeth doesn’t ap- liquor), “Il put in a big tea ful of Al Sauce. Well, I wish could have heard her ask what it that Parisian flavor. I never Jim until afterwards What nearly ened, but | certainly thanked my stars for Al Sauce.---ADV. a °- ‘LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Found?d by JOSEPH PULITZER. VDec. 12, pAb shed Delly by the Pulitzer Publishing Co Twelfth and Olive Streets: tinber Audit Bureav ‘of Cireuvlations IRER OF. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Associated Press te. exclusively ¢” to the use tor republication of all news tcher credited to it er not otherwise ted in this paper, and also the local published herein All rights of repul o, special dispatches herein are also A ee BCRIPTION RATES RY MAIL IN ‘ ADVANCE yp an’ Sundey. one vear ¥y Without Sunday, one year fav onivy. one vear ; ts mit either by postal order, ‘express. y order or St. Louis exchange. ee By Carrier in §&* Louls and Suburbs: Daily oniy, 45¢ a Month. , Daily and Sunday, 65¢ a Month. idee es second-clagsn matter July ’ . @t the Poetoffice at nt Louls, the act of March 2. 1876 ll, Olive 6800 Kinloch, Central 6600 Ps, When in ans trouble, just naturally. h to PostSispatch WANT ADSy ad they i goint the way out a .»* _ST. 7 LOUIS POST-OISPATCH - | | MONQAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1919. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ls of —— - Sh dene id His Wonderful Flight Across the Atlanti “WE SCARCELY SAW SUN, |Brown Plans to Return MOON OR THE STARS, ” SAYS AVIATOR OF TRIP IN FOG ii “W hat Do You Think of That for Fancy Navi- gation?” Said Brown on Landing—‘“Very Good,”’ Answered Alcock. BL JOSEPH W. GRIGG. hours, but we never thought we A Staff Correspondent of the Post- should. Dispatch and New. York World. “An hour and a half before we Copyright. 1919, by Press Publishing ‘Oo. saw land we had no certain idea (The New York: Kvening World.) where we . but we believed LONDON. June 16, A. Special dis- patch on Alcock’s Atlantic flight to the Daily Mail from Clifden says: istal Island and Turbot Island “Capt. John Alcock and Lieut. (five miles west of Clifden) was Whitton Brown landed here at 8:40 sreat. People did not know who a. m. They descended in an Irish bog. The lower plane of the machine we were at Galway or there- Our delight. in seeing we were when wWwe landed and thought we were scouts looking for to America to Live and J Alcock to Come on Visit Alcock Boyish While Brown Is Studious—Ro- mance in Their Decisions to Fly Qe the Atlantic. : ‘ ao 4 r? 2t~-L is i. HARBOR GRACE, Newfoundland, e 16 the Vickers-Vimy ri- | Ireland and beionging tt : ~ ’ i* st? ‘ee a | ; wr ADA Pep re Pet ad , eg) fh narriagé’f : ion aaat : . . } ; ; ; ; ; ea 4 os ‘i iN err res to use I nad Taiien Si I ae ' , A hoe? Se nme Peri ne ‘ 1 th =. Sit. * Handle. into the he q’ay} weather made it possible COCK HNOPpeEes Lila a, , J : or i} Visit e Wid ; ; r° ang . The pur of competition being re- | . a thie nbéA there will be nothing a Hand'teyv-Page until extet! > ike Oo come ht that Vicker: vi a jis smashed and the propellers ame Moors. either broken or partly immersed jn the bog. Both airmen are quite well. : st all Conditions We did not suffer ‘We encountered no unforseen leock savs he doesn’t feel at i= sleet chewed bits out of our faces A " sly — — :? 4 Pass ¢ € Ne : pee j ' P ritiiiik ai ithe / ; tired. Brown confesses he is rather! from cold or exhaustion except 1% just what you would expect of soldiers were in Mexico. rhe first woul lemonstrate the fitness or “IS8es! QIPphia vhs 4 ired, ai‘ . Ol PHS OS oC > ‘ , . , ° Oui aqaenions ; C as 1OSs 7 rr. ‘ . ah mints t na’) Ron when looking.over the side: then brown . troop to cross the borde were a bs » Mar ge epre; f.2 fageged out. The machine was first . 5 : ’ ‘ E L B W otherwise of a rreat machine tha ‘ ; Astronomical Observation. 1eut. rown, ho a battalion of the Twenty ae . built t rry eet and has gines developing 34 . _ : } ¢ } ) | (>) CH ; . : sighte’ crossing the coast at 8:25 a. i m. A Royal Air Force machine from We drankicoffee and ale and ate parently to render assistance. Un luckily it landed near the Vimy ma- Atlantic flight is practicable, but hol » saft- I think it should be done not with and and an airplane or seaplane, but with Less An interesting .controversy i , d , . , i A Royal Air Force machine and ale and ; , Navigated Vimy Plane, opt liter B nPecongees taste of the Germans’ own frightful r a “tein apes sandwiches and chocolate probably arise between the ) of the Eighty-second Artillery, and transatlantic rvice specifically and Oranmore airdrome flew over, ap- om , > Cj : t} 44 ' ' ' ' s3 to Berlin ‘ a eae “The flight has shown that the Schools of aerial navigation ne Is American itizen 1e Fifth and Sew nth Cavalry Regi a4 37 G. Rracklev. vile te chiet! @ ion Why he begrudged every telayv it his chine and crashed, owing to the ness of the ground. Alcock Brown left by motor for Galway to a flying boat We had plenty of catch the first train for London. reserve fuel left, using only two- Dan (‘apt Aleock said it had heen thirds of Our supply. The only vo} a very trying journey, with bad thing that upset me was to see visibility, fog and rain. He he: route, aged. rom above the bow laoked mio t ce a lovely id, but the ma- rd the machine at the end ret dam to 1 no wireless messages en . owing to the constant jamming of - signals not intended for him. His chine sank into it up to the axl wireless propeller for transmitting and fell over onto her nose.” con messages was blown off five min- The Daily Mail savs.in an editori- utes after leaving St. Johns. He ial: “A pinnacle of Briti triumph suw the sun once after attaining was touched when the lantie was a height of 11,000 feet Only three rossed for the.-first. time in direct es . om ‘ _ oat . , v ‘lie ; BY on os BA ol ws ; ’ ('laszgow. If this cempass Was. AS he ‘ pearings were possible owing to os Dy an, English airplane NO bel " q li . and hase®no intention of the T: icetrackKs and the preponder , tia Her attornes in 1 S. Bass still on the active li: f the roval halt Lelie — : =e yo Sbeeewes bens with: its content or halt bad weathel . matter what Nhe future of aviation “Aleock said: ‘I did not know may have to disclose. we are reeord Sast once during the night whether I ing today a great event which wi]! 7 °Y' was upside down or not. The fog never fade from human memor' AY was awtul. * Later J] had a very historical record Subject to formal] narrow escape | found mvself complhance with oval Aero Club's ne , . within 10 feet of the sea.’ rerulations An ve believe nothing Foy “The engine ran well. One ex- hut certain formalities remain to b> haust pipe blew off and made the | tttested—the Daily Mail’s $50,000 pilot very deaf. prize for the fi “Sst uirect pas ace of *"The weather, said Alcock. fis the Atlantic by air goes to Capt. Al too bad for us to proceed to Ldn- cock and Lieut. Brown. and with 1 dan [ have nursed my engine fall ,@ur Sincere congratulations on the; the way and have one-third of my brilliant and historie performan: petrol left.’ Northclitfe’s Message. Lor the side they h iS “Fancy Navigating. “On landing, Lieut. Brown said ts (apt Aleock: ‘What ado you aN very nearty velcome C9 the pI TO CELEBRATE THE ( apt Ale ore kx to underst: nd the if fi- sued by the U nites a St ites cavalr: She admi ted that che used Dr zie | = iV. ,oneer of a direct Atlantie flight Your journey with vour brave ec rm panion, Whition Brown, is : tvpical exhibition of British courage and or- ganized efficiency. Just ; when [ offered the prize, vould soon be won, so do I heliex think of that for fahcy navigat- ing?’ ‘Very good,’ was the reply, and they shook hands “The machine will probably have to be dismantled. At present guarded by the military. The m ments of the airmen are not ve cided, but at the earliest they cannot arrive j sndon before 6a. m. Tues.- warning to cable monopolists day by ordinary train.” others to realze that within the new: lew years we shall be less denend “We Didn't Do So Badiy.” ent upon them unless the. ies is eile i] Th Daily Mail's correspondent their wires and speed, : cial found Aleock and Brown at Clif “Your voyage was made more chi den packing their gear into a huge quickly than the newspaper press! that Rack Alcock’s face lit up with a messages of 1919 Moreover. I loek BP smile when he was congratulated forward with certainty to the ti bv the correspondent Brown, who, , when London morning newspapers d was bending over, packing, said | will be selling, in New York in the! «er quietly: evening, allowing for the difference | less “We didnt do so badly, did between British and American time. | not = we?" > and vice versa in regard ta New, com that your wonderful journev The eorrespondent Says Brown's York evening journals reaching Lon- whe eves were slightly bloodshot Con next day ced that the propeller had carried When the officers, operators and “Then we Shall no longer suffer eoidiers from the wireless plant from the danger of garbled ‘due to but rushed toward the machine after, |telegraphic communication.’ arte ding to astronomic: bservatilon ee pare ; we ( st ) O nical obs¢ [EUT. ARTHUR WHITTEN , of the Handley-Page. wes a pupil ot time by¥ Kelvin, Bottomly & Baird of ance to Brown the flight will ‘They have*come up liv ‘x - ne n rant fu ‘. atlantt postman , from his lenth-story window pect instructions implicitly. ickers plant where Alcock’'s plane ne which made the flight excep nbing apparatus Pjans for Reception. ‘he breaking away of the propel- generating current for the wire rr thev had landed ‘at Clifden. sive changes in equipment have been made as quickly as possible, of course The Handlev-Pagwe fligh was designed and destined fis ; lourth Infantry (negro). a battalion frie irlinkg . 1 ikerness to get Le ments. pres. the other to directional lre- ae ‘ . After he sywican “pderale ‘ara ; ; . R r BROWN, navigator of the | f , the Mexic ~ ederals were Aleock in the naval flying school at rown Was using lie system a é allowed to ire PO) ‘o] : , ee , \ i ca Vickers-Vimvy airplane, te “sy ~ retire li the town, Col. Mastchurch It was a splendid at aAdase S nee2r Intantr v . , ’ _ | : whose skill and careful prepara: ro Infantry openedeup Former Secr ‘tar rE tempt and splendid achievement ad witn co Mmpass flying, which h - . with | ferrine rifle fire On the ” ashe ali si ay = rig . . "2 ti0n a large measure of the hails re . - 77 said Maj. Brackley, e. ked out himself Hle- had a com transatlantic flieht’s success. ik trenches flanking the racetrack Saunders | leads Guilt\ LO Vevel nee during the m: y & mom ruse h W a DOV gee . : * ' . t his na tlied hin a due. is afi iti ake compass bearing of the sun, ceeded in islodging il] ‘Ces igi» place was Glasgow, in 1886. but eeded in dislodging the Villa forces brown were in Newfoundland pr ym or stars We got this instru- F f his father and mother were who held the stronges SitloO : | oo | 1 2 setae ng oan *¢ ee te 4 | | . soprien , | ie flight that ended so HE ae ties’ te a tins lit Americans his father having - A sats hovnieaiel + : AE] DAIZADELT ria ears ditiedalaidentate, if the; sii) they Ipass fitted with azimuth sigh? tie om = ¢ — the plain The iirst ve Ne pe sa tee id, | a tril t Ince. turn the (tri Never once able tor takine observations from scneesnachasigniadsnesy of the Westinghouse me were : aS - sega ae leaded guilty i idge Calheun’s permit anyone to believe that automatic engine. now carried , siete answered s the VI urt today to mibezzline $16,169.79 had even the most secret doubt tha : ; i | za INE eudat i°¢ read his hegee hand ‘ 7 \|eaecri: avira if) it y Lroownms ‘ on by \ ickers. limite (on com- pi ‘ r)) : D> Saunders yf . they would succeed wo less boast : 4 i i *) ; mpeg ; ti lth frank tle. drusguwtet made he si ‘test possibl , ‘ Ame) un American Citizenship sti] ei. Sput fering trom idol houses near ores tnt = ond ; (On the last morning. Brown. being Pp, still ] rie d 1 W years In peniten ; ni? : an here ‘elinquishing allegiance to the ance ot rifle fire WW soon with the vill apply for a parole for het air force. donned ie horizon blue seealastiens ‘ who u = X ‘ . t — - str " s 4 . An erican ' ‘Ces T° > } rigs ) , . . : . f , if i ey ] iF sat + moe ' , . ee ‘» Stars and Stripes. He is a mem- forces. The explosion of Mr r; who is the wife of John orm of hi = Alcock put on live.in hits lnins, No Y., sent thitn Jutionize acrial navigation No , ' ) { , | r_of the Roval Air Foree. Mauser and American cartridges aman — contractor im th blue serge suit. They carried toi uppls he took nroe® 4 lus Navign so accurately bi UITLON| a ' supply iarettes he took wn o PAatCly DeC- | could be plainly distinguished at) wyro. i] y wae cits | , z se a l i c’ " j ' ‘ x 1); sii lll . ‘ ” » rr ' ilits - } , 1 - : , i I i rt i i. Wa ; a et t i : . i ‘ : “hy eet) rie with him rhe iy ae Mnilitar leaaquarters in .the Mills! ger. i . ¢&cretar for. seven Sat Pulling Tufts of Grass. toni tinae teetl he spent fam Jal Ly yeni re / =D im § ar ™ y fae *O08-| asked to mail if the flight was sue Building in El Paso, where Gen nw ra =& ft his employ last De- While final attentions wer: i | a y > lefter ‘ cessful, saying “I am the first trans- | Erwin -was: an interested spectator Sane oft hie employ net Deng white, Snel stientens core eee es ene eee “96 ion of her books hillside of the Rope Walk Field pull- {so many frichds thé the trouble »mukers took and [WO aviators Sal yy wer As the American cavalry: move: “ollowing h arrest nm March, | ing tufts of grass He tlung han night. hi 9 have such letters * onilv once in rej danger when the Over the ce engines: ation. We es 17) Sct \ LO Juarez plain their mo \lrs eS ld how she had wws- fuls of them into the wind that w: ni ¥ as 2? o'elock hé Whistling by at better than 40 miles ‘@ ie gO through lenck ent hou The grass was scatte if ler from the Post-Dispateh ivice they eg . not only on -this but alse on the other. where had their chief test This flight . . be } 5 - a cY j bla P her a done by carrving out their the Trliit hine WAS THOVINE, Lvi¢ ut i I "» Lrown, noticing that the compass Mills building. At 2:30 the ie Tir-, kept an account of her indebtedness a machine went into a flat Spin, ow ,y Silions were marked by green rocket! tematicall “horrowed’ sums of i» the pilot being unable to tell how flares and were answered by sim money from Dr. Saunders without ; @") star shells from the » of the’ his knowledge: She said that she instantly, and Alcock grinne - ‘espondent here to Joseph Ww sald: “There'll be no flight today. Grigg, acting. head of the Post-Dix That's the way we used to tell be itch bureau in Londan needle was swinging from side to 17e& had died down. Indicating the and four vears ago drew a will in fore the war We would tear up Mrown was quite as attractive as : r . . \ i}: f _ " » the Dn a” ae 2 , ENG =H P Pp E side the first indication that some- ‘llla Torces were defeated and wer which she provided for the rein- ] "Ine ve eOorrs ‘ , } a , , ee ashy , : . , ; : . following message fo ¢ apt. Aleoek: LIS RE AR heing driven into the hills ' ur f - @ lore tissue paper and toss it into ~ ai Aleock, though ‘ss buoyant in hfs thing was wrong, managed to get he Or pur- bursement of Saunders if h it howed there was an invel | ey, ; + a? iP moods udious in habit, and ’ . ; we would not OK a _ -— . a ATLANTIC FLIGHT cult: he machine traveled Americans Shell Racetrack. Saunders’ money to help her hus-!, ac +1 , : hen he i usy with a job, what P 4 ,iOOnR Al 1@ SKY af;4ie iidaed, Lh A : ; . ) ay , 140 miles an hour “Ai les The Ame ve o rtillarc« . = hand ti ie over it . VAFr tre riod She , aati at ' bet pope gy , he wr) Aa 4) lot founda hi if om American artillery was sta hag .- h without any grin, “But we will fiv, i _ und with and 1e 11lO once ouns 1imse! ed cif _ on : aid she destrove checks she re iy f ound if | ; tioned in position fron which the Sal Lé _ : ( es with emphasis we will iL diving straight toward the surface of | Juarez racetrack,. where ‘the. Villa) used in helping herself to Dr. Saun- rate °o! ; ; Aa the month he robably re; Continucd From Page One. — , , Muller, superintendent of aviation the ocean. He was so near the wa is were .quartered, could be; ders funds for Vickers, assumed responsibility ter that he had to snaten the ma : MET with snrapnel Admits Writing Checks, for the decision after Alcock had red the news The manager of ; ; 4) : ie “© its dive so quickly that 1) ine ; : _, (one oft tne transactions sne de- plant said the company always, ©!ne from its diy ag niches 15 Fee In announcing his action in Papi is the borrowine of $709 constructed. but those there men insisted had great confidence in Alcock almost looped th® loop. He says the inggAmericans into Juarcz Brigadier. | talled Was - a Just before Muller left Kinelan: rm vas with the company before, Mechine would have crumpled up > General Erwin said he had done so Worth of, Liberty Bonds from the he talked with Sir Trevers rs AVIATOR. COMING OUT OF FOG, ° nad IT Yous hed the Wale! at th oO prevent trie indiscriminate firing doctor which she put up os collateral and said something about the fligh’ FOUND SKY BELOW: OCEAN ABOVE speed it was then traveling. The bi- into El Paso by rebel soldiers, en- for a loan of $650, paying off the | that had an “if” in’ it ‘When out plane is being guarded by soldiers dangering the S ' Americans, joan with a check which she signed) pompber makes the flizht.” Sir Trever +, and it is probable it will be neces He said it as nut an invasion of | “Dr. Saunders, per Gray,” and bor-| corrected Muller and Alcock Mexhko 'rowed $600 on them at another bank.! heen associates for years and e added there was nothing spe in the construction of the rma American Navy Lieutenant Tefls flow He Turned Upside Down : ' ' : and Didn't Kno An American soldie) shot and She said ‘that when she needed done much experimental work to 1 r ‘e = i) ’ ; ’ rat : oney she would ask Dr. Saunders gether. When Alcock came here NEW YORK. June 16 Capt. Ab 2 loan and he would sign a blank | from the Far East in January, Mul- cK S experience th the for in th» petrol tanks had replaced the | *S@ry to dismantle it Stay Wire Carried Away. The Aero Club is,making plans fo wien e : mera mes Wetaaenn ce aya br ae on him from the top of an adobe! for a reception and banquet for Capt.| house at the intersection of Ninth| check and tell her to fill it in for/ler was considering entering the s-Vimy in crossing the Atlaitie apparatus soon after the -start micock OF Ris ANFTERE 38 ONGOR Itiand Stanton streets at 1:30 this; What she needed. She admitted that) Viekers plane in the transatlantic tie has brought from Lieut. He ¢ only a the men from /}S expected that he may participate! morning. Orders have been given) she wrote some of the checks her-| competition. Aleock signed a threé- . ~ g. N.. @ member of-i in the victory aerial derby around! gor the American soldiers to shoot self She was actuated, she said, in year contract Ae Ame rica, who saw sub London next Saturday and if possible | al] snipers A woman and another. borrowing from the doctor by a de- Muller wa making searc] for i narine patrol service gf ane the wer may drive the machine in which he Mexican who were’on the roof with | sire “save ’' something for him, as navigator wtihout satisfactory K-|, ions all the way from Peneo« With it one of the stay wit crossed the Atlanth the snipers were captured ie ’was’a very liberal man and gave ress when Drown, accompat ) la | hatharm, this story of his ex Maj. Mavo of the Aero Club has awav a great deal of money She! Maj. Kennedy. who will one dav sip ae did not tell Capt, Alcock until Sniper hills American Private inspecte he Vickers-Vimy achine | SHIpPer ' ICRI . , thoue he si » WO be his father-in-law, came to the “ep , : nspected the Vickers-Vimy ma i hougcht h . that he would i i I Patrolling in. an R-6 from -the hic ‘ant leoe ‘ 161 Private Sam Tusco lieadquarter ol , she orr , Py: bridge plant of Vickers. Ltd se ms in which Capt. Aleock and Lieut f eItd that she had borrowed from I ' “iy Snore naval air station. | see municatinge with the shore, but n it happ Sasi 10 Brown no- ‘i it landed, Alcock said: “The American and Britis} - Whe \licock, learne the i , if I a Si . i Z } : >! 1 peo- len Alcock learned of the incident ‘ ‘ ; 77> : : ' " . : P - ‘ ; : | br Se 1e Atlantic and as; Company, 82d Field Artillery Wits } onev e mig rt ; se hay about a radiator for the air minis | d ti Atlantic and ha } him money h might otherwi have he fog drifting in- and hurried s, “This is the Vickers-Vimy ma- | ples will understand each other bet-. he chine We have just come from ter as they are brought into closer. had Newfoundland.” daily touch ‘I The lHttle crowd fasped and “TlIness prevents me from shaking one said “T would have turned back ‘he weather was really so bad at rown ceros found the seals on the marked pacts; tne first fatali ipole the expeditionary | given away. , try. Brown -was introduced “a ., , Beat it back. I soon found myself of the biplane initac t. according foi force. Private Tusco was killed b. aT Sat ’ , , ' ier, With the casual state ry AY ' id . 5 od saunders ‘ PCIALIST Lli- : 7 a me Lick vOery mark «ne t | i . a Wireless dispatch received here!a sniper while on the America n side. ire] 4 ‘ as for many he was teaching a clas: Reriaty by] : Le { lat rrow rn hic to climy» . a . » " ‘ . (] t’*Ti . = y ; » — i ' ; ‘ } .s Fy Py ’ ’ *e] andin« ’rivate Rurch: Casey e same ‘ navigation avi l search i rom Clifden, *reland In landing,| Private Burchard Casey of th Vi’) years been an active supporter of th t} * shut my motor, thinking te ¢ ere i known. out } then cheered and cheered again you py the hand and personally pre-/| fiom his seat t lear the ice aw: is . ’ ‘ . " ; i ; sa } ‘ ‘ ‘ | tat { i) Ciena I lé ce a Way , { ‘ } . e " . ‘ . ’ - " > iv. 7.2) , \ @ } —_. | , t° 7 - (3) i > Dom the pylons of the center section, as} unit Was shot through the chest ia Bethesda Home, Grand and Vista I : wi where ] could “Ze W we Text From the Bible Prown said: “Weare too near it senting the prize But | ean assure! from the petrol gauge > 4] : ’ S ye | a : | B oe: well as the iain spar of the lower} wergean t of the Seventh Cavalry “"l avenues ; “1 rn ig] f the ' ' i was wat: labsase to realize what it is we have done.” (you your welcome will be the equal Aft Brown was able to takeonly (of that of Hawker and his gallant wen four readings of the airplane's po- (American compeer lieed whose spec wition, one from the sun, one from great accomplishnient has given us. ant. the moon, one from the Pole Star’ such valuable data for future at- and and one from the Vega. tendant work look “Hailing and Snowing.” | Capt. Aleock, describing his -ex- pthat_you departed from and arrived Cap rejoiced nt the rood aHuekury distr r breakfast today Lieut. Brown fire | It was not long after this that what } plane were broken but the constru:-;seriously wounded by rebel -ifge and ti itimert 7 i] , ("; , . & . 4 ’ . | - > e — . . . . oa ; ig : } et ii "* er 4 : tea ed, e" i¢ apt. Als ()¢ Kx in tion of the fuselage saved the mPp- after the American cavalry crossed : May now he rf zarded hy SOonie As i : , th ught ‘1 : . . > q . . . rT” 4 . . ral . owe o . 4 . te oa . ’ : —- hale : ’ ; ld oO >» } Wa ‘ te d the Mm a hine rhe I ie ute nM chine from further damage The last night and LWwo mM lembe) of the ports nt of eh Cess whi hy h is Corrie , nas "aU “ae ag } ; . ' lert; ke a invasion into Mexi- : cptie | ¢* tier nsatr 4 > f as Pe . nS ° , " ‘“) . . . ’ unde rtak , 7 , " yf . . . . as i wt bfi} rument he Vey Al wa unable 0 leep {wo engines ran smoothiv throughont ith Infantry were less le One tt the VenL_ture transpired 1 } ; ' . , ‘ rn ere ChnhA IESG i} ita Soon rot up. »v noo both were ; , ‘ . ‘ air Ann , ig ; had ronea t& VW evoridge te. tak mart " _ * the flight and when the airplane} wounded * As nas I have accomplished | ‘Qe! tu ut was! ipeciaily concerned ing perfectly well : Willingly oa 6 in the first te “e he ' landed there were still 290 gallons of ‘r Private Tus was killed and ear — - in as shea a.’ POTN De! f , ibuted autographs to admirers After Private [ i‘) i i thi } ‘ @ : ire ad the enafe ty of the i | iid : | ‘ } . \ @ been MTiCeW ti tu “¢] f » t r os icie : . . , ‘ slept @for petrol left in the tank, sufficient for| private Casey wounded from the*,, ; =. aso, then the troopsy } a ~ } wmouses erecte mr the t. Alcock wanted to fly to In- ., he ' ; si a . , 2 i geht c¢ ). hours vic cide a tac > CHv- arge|] in é a further“light of 10 hour: Mexican side, a detachment ef ca my command wili be withdrawn | : ' | fut presently I exme out of the creased ar 1@ staff of rye pliant ™ " , - ‘ 9 — | ‘ + Peritial ® : , . Pperiences while flying at an altitude at those two portions of the British) gland in a borrowed plane, but his ee eee | , ad Che ar? ival of the Mat hine, the alry charged a emall adobe pillbox , . Ame rican s&s fle of the border.” j } } btage sf ‘ “3 .* ' ' . if ii. “ts lé maf of 11,000 feet, said: - commonwealth, the happy and pros- ¢om Ais “It was hailing and snowing. The perous dominion of New Foundland, enor . . : " . ‘* ’ ’ ‘ : ‘ oy . , machine became covered with ice by |and the future equally happy and “That is the best way to cross the ie ono yee oo a ~)s i ‘ ‘ f less operators and others at the Clif- opposite the stockyards where rebel f o'clock in the morning and re- | prosperous dominion of Ireland.” Atla mained so until an hour before we landed. My radiator shutter and Vater temperature indicator were covered with ice four or five hours, lLieut.Brown continually had to climb in the fusilage to cl! off ice with a knife. The air speed indi. Looking at the flight in the light of! had : ‘he firs ‘ssages and the Air Min-'§; CALO} also rave trouble. being full f he ! rst Tie SSaret S i! al he All | } ind Nothing could exceed the jov. witn which the pews was received by the TY aviation staff of Vickers, Ltd., at! fron Knightsbridge. They had kept all tran frozen particles.” ‘d lu) T : f “|i + ub | } i. oe | \ | iftors said they did not fer) ( apt. genome = * + ' ria on i s Airiv clear iat, hung ry during the flight but were its 'e ia ‘vy ; il t rt t; \ to e ceri achievement in accom When the Mexican bullets became wounding of two United States sol briefly to cross the border to 4d} Navy Department It was start: ; they an Ww kan’! and got down ' Capt. Aleock exhibited a bunch of border, and in 10 minutes after the cross the border and disperse ine Paecitan-Fauest Patnta more than 7 rainsoaked letters which he had been | order was issued, 3600 United States! Villistas, but upon no circumstances : sv ¢ 7s * eS " Thie Ti } a ; ’ iche ’ hy states, caused tremendous) fortress nd machine gun nest on Gen. Gonzales at Juarez | shee OER SUPHISNSS WI | |, peal tiv far below me. aa l looked : stuff used in a home for girls. and ; ; 4 7h th; ere f the fuselage «wa ne panion observed: I have had dispatch * rh . yj cr fore: LD | ile , - : igh flying rea v1 excitement among the soldiers, wire-| tha south bank gf the Rio Grande Ma j ‘ ) aior-(,ener , a °? Io) ! if} ? 7 ) >» , . 725 2 I ed tt ‘ f 43 f Te i] t |e ree ’ ’ ’ » ritie said Jeutenant Brown, den wireless station Dressed main- snipers had ‘und concealment. The ‘ returnes } } | fre med texts from the Bibl sgngcts we: southwest earl day an resumed | inicisea” (,O0NZN- the walls were nur beer "| Me Brown was awake “Wonder Navy vation.” ai Pt at he had eaten brea k f 1s! » - i cy 7 = 5 : iv Im pajamas and coats the men rebels were killed or driven out me , Sees ' = oe we no pee rhvael Se neat) , Commane ‘ fat i “OODS re- : Py : ‘ “yr fhrivng .*) sniping in’ the lower part ol! Sentinal ae : -" f eHOC TEE g hi ; i ; ° ie a , ; , : Thiet Tlifign « Mericalt Suliiers r ‘ by. ‘. . thre lary 1° Clifden not lene after the chine landed, which was about a El Paso was under control soon ager - a ti ¢ Tua a Ft: mae ee eo Se . s - ' mile from the station, and got wet to i started last night it was an- , " lis bed > (Uri lon the satiantic fliers landed, signed by idee fem rez by the . ‘1 n NZAlCS| gee that a text A heen Observers to See Machine. rushed to the spot -where the ma- The if Acro Club reecived a message ! the skin in the swi v bog iced at ilitary headquarters which merely stated that they ome hn ee mee mounced at militar, ~ ithdrew in the direction of Sama-)| ¢eom, the . ‘@ 1 omega Vv A number of suspected snip- Whit, and completed thoitight in 16 hours today. lavuca to prevent any lashes he , ; ‘re were arrested ; are being held had bounded to the 12 minutes they requested in- U. S. TROOPS IN ers were arrested and are ums tween the American and Mexican, , ime to rest against nvestigation The sniper killed) _, iny gatior ' 7 isan aie em strv’s report on weather conditions, structions from the club. In ily the ’ for, ahs . (Government troops because s- ! ' #h istry s report Dp! MEXICO DRIVE VILLA’S by an American soldier at Ninth and), pict oa —— 5 tabla right side up acing him was telegraphed Capt. Alcock: ‘Keen fe ider * ry] Ose , elegray c Lee] taken iden Or Pur pot the text, “My grace ifficient for after §&' macgine intact until observers ar- MEN FROM JU\P *Z stanton streets last night, lost the ‘ th od lee top of his head’ when the soldier on m The man was alleged AAaia Nie Ministe 1 that fired Understandin gg With Mexloo for The vovage ended exactiv where me Ar Ministry states rat cer- , re ' > ' } , ing at civilians Crossing of Troops, Says Baker. brown said it should It is t that ! IMAarKS were put on the airplane : ler ¢ he rsh} “3 £ to have been firing at civiitan tAtaad P ' properly an@& that the worshipers at By e Ass ed Prensa the plane was throughout ts to the ‘itten for the ‘w Foundland which must be of- the old church had reom to pass to Gen, Erwin’s Statement, WASH] NG? PON, June 16 There Af y re “it }? , ne 3 1, . har af t , . mm ’ . ia? rig ° ws AND BROWN Many bullets from the rebel guns the direction of Villistas forces had of Mexico and the United tates distance . i *} lar Secretary for . EB] Paso. with regard te the prote ClLion " lif ’ Mrown VA ‘a deep s regretful th 7) I came across the Rio Grande, and. been fired into ble t th } vent, then sent the fol- rs il] ' seve “Further, because of the wound-ion the Amgdrican side In many) ) was not able to take with him the Ti two persons were killed and seven Further, cause of ; Peery 1 | | | | HE NEW forces The sole pur him but not in thne to arrive before ling the first direct flight across too thick for the safety of citizens diers. in the discharge of their duty, perse bandit ' Atlantie. It is a splendid fea- of KI Paso. Brigadier-Genert] J. B. Ori Juné 14 and 15, therefore under pose of the American so! ‘e lg ‘ i got AWAY COLL R : Erwin at 11 o'clock last night or-|; the authorityv given me in tel@rrams protect life on the Americ: ‘ Pe lim awfully sorry I ¢ ] ave j 7 troops to ast ogee Sy t, he sad, Secause cdpaiea ove FOR SPRING First Transatlantic Postman. dered American troops to cross the’ of June 12. 1919. | ordered > ryaty ment. . > ° g a ms ip elapenysiemsegene Cluett, Peabody & Co. Ing. Trey MY sfy. Ask your dealer —Ady. i Both Alevock “and Drown mean as »% . : - un for 2 ee ee ee ee ee —_ te, ee ee LoL LAD LLL LILY | GLC SLE, ES COIL A AON LA AIEOEO AOL LGA ET A REA + eae mm a tee 6 OIL EET ERS BN TIS ts ECORI ce. Ae hi teh HAC CRN ANRC eee a rp ata a ce i et a a i ee ALL LENS OETA —_ Prem gismeneme fr

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: pid ae eee aint a ie a z 4 ST LOUIS POST-OISPATCH | » MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1919. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCR ‘ he mT h, smh? ie a meee oy ts. i eS Ti Seth ata De ek aie Ns ati dad Peed Good, heavy Towels, with terns, in pink, b Eacis Towel m ceptional value x Why Guarding the Flag Is the World’s Finest Business Unequalled Opportunities for Red-Blooded Men in the UNITED STATES ARMY . ‘s : “ : +} [ID you think your opportunity to become a soldier ment troops are therefore necessaty. Uncle Sam will passed with the signing of the Armustice, or that maintain a ready, efticient, patriotic army to guard the Flag, which flies in many parts of the world. a oe > ~~, ~ - we «+ re 3 ie ia fl bd pw, a: ' IMTTAY A Trimmed Ha COMBINATIO Hats, with taffeta crowns and straw bf large shapes, in mushre ers and pokes—with tri taffeta bows. May pink, orchid. alice, nay {i my “e PADAL RAGARALE ANE RO tae ie ter eAge Fe fe alin ee tts we ry? = - Uncle Sam no longer needed soldiers ‘ The’ men who are returning from the big victory are This must be a volunteer army, made up of men who entitled to immediate discharge. Many are eager to re- believe with all their hearts that being a soldier of the enlist, others are going back home and to work. Replace- United States ts the finest business.in the world. , < . aa + a he S Got Se ¥ ie - . 7 “* Tres White Pettice FXTRA-SIZE cam- bric top patterns, with embroidery ruffle a a: A AY Py fan et See? be i= crt’? Women’s Swe SLIP-ON Fiber Sweaters, in all the leading shades. w collar, and fitted bott sizes. See ail tl bad bod p okaiete tl a. Women's White W HITE ~- Cambri Aprons, for hos- pital or Red Cross wo with long or short slee ie | - SeA pet Reda re tHe A RAE RSA HAR 4 AAS r Infants” Silk } HITE Silk Stocki slightly imperfe¢ Sizes 4 to 5%. (Seco White Nainsook XTRA fine qual soft finished w lingerie nainsook mad cotton. 40 inches wide for undergarments and wear. ( Seas for Immediate Service in France and on the Rhine Replacement troops are now being recruited for immediate kind of chap, Uncle Sam wants you. Thousands of Americans overseas service. Do you want to go along as an active would gladly pay for thisexperience. You will get paid for it. participant in the interesting events during the period of What - meant by ‘‘the right kind of chap’’?. One in good occupation’ Do you want to see battle-scarred Mrance and physical condition, with a clean mind, ambition, alertness, the great River Rhine, which the Germans thought no intalikeene?: Tihat’s you, isn’t it? You. have the stulfof s 58 eal would ever crosst | : good citizen in you, of course. Then you have the stuff of Or would you prefer to go to Panama, Hawaii, the a good soldier. And, when you have served out your Philippines, China or Alaska? Well, if you're the right enlistment, you should be twice as good a citizen ‘hele 13 listen PAL RR RE Marseilles Bedst Fe XTRA large Sati Marseille: Be Spreads measuring 9oxt and of good quality he Marseilles. Each Spor hemmed (Roe eB | rf sre ee re Embroidered Be PACH Set consists one scalloped an cut corner Spread an ster cover to match. made of fine quality embroidered tn pin They are tor three-q beds c 4 co rt’ »y Pa i -=* a + a, ee) aa | oe - oo —_ Mohairs at, BLACK and navy of a splendid q for bathing suits, 261 ; a oe ~~ odd 5 . Good Pay—Enjoyable, Inspiring Work—Recreation and Man-Building YOU are the Sort of Chap Uncle Sam Vocational Training in the Army Now, Men, What Do You Want? Name It Wants: Read What He Offers Fits You for Success and the Chances Are You Can Have It! Food, clothing, living quartets, medical and dental attention Suppose vou are a young man looking about you for a trade Where do you want to go? Do you want tosee foreign lands? —all of.the very best quality—absolutely FREE. The pay as a stepping stone to success in life. ‘To learn such a trade France and the Rhine (50,000 going right away) starts at $30.00 a month. ‘This seems small until you stop you must either work for very low wages during your appren- . oe as te Philippine Islands Poa to think that you get pretty nearly everything FREE. ticeship, or else go to a trade school; and in both these cases sid pupae se ee os In other words, with the exception of tobacco, if you use it, you have to find yourself while learning. Uncle Sam gives ti ey Milange Mohai THIS is the importe quality of mohai with very silky luster, weave, for dresses, wraps. Only two sh sale. gray and black, wide te oS SUR SAR A AS a a eS SS SS RRR Sn RS RR So TS Ses Silk Poplins, BRLOCK patterns j Silk Poplins, dest thle for skirts and inches wide. . des Silk Pouch OOD euality Taff ta and Moire $i Bags. plain styles @ fects. nicely hned-in ors Some have 3 purse and hanging ribbon hand'es té m est stvles and popula selection ( Men are wanted for certain branches of the Service in each of the above places. You can go anywhere you choose, and such extras as you may choose to buy, you have a net you your living, gives you the opportunily to learn a trade Seeren — .. lect isoven for that place i srovided the branch of service vou select 1s ort e, prot of about a dollar a day. and pays you real money at the same time. And when you | | 1 like } ; | e , . hs ‘anc ‘the S ‘e do u like best ¢ complete your enlistment and obtain vour discharge, 1f you What branch of the Service do you Can you pay all your expenses from your present income and have a do'lar a day left over? Probably not. oS : eo : Ree . trained man, and vour services will be in demand wherever P » ° m " o . i - on = — eae a “+ — * . ~ " o pe RPE ARE EDEL eR NRA RATE LEA APAE ATLA BAPE ARE ATEERANS TEA A RSet EAS RATERS E A RAT : . . SS = + : » Garwic have made use ot vour opportunity you find vourselt a Infantry Medical Dept. | All cgyithacte ) (Cavairy (including Veteri- ( Balloon Corps) ‘ Field Artillery nary Corps) Quartermaster Corps The work is of two kinds: Military and educational. skilled men are employed. Among these skilled trades are: Ordnance Dept. Motor Transport Corps of Engineers Coast Artillery Corps ‘Tank Corps Construction Divi- Signal Corps sion Men's Sport SILK and Paim Be Caps, lined or w lineti—tust the thrrig ing or outdoor sports (Ne: a The military work comprises your duties as a soldier. This l.@nd Surveving Switchboard Installa- Lithography is mainly out-of-door work. Some of it is almost athletic Auto Repairing tion _ Bricklaying a ee Telephone Repairing Motor Mechanics Blacksmithing You can select the branch of the Service you hke. You can ] . . . +. - . . *. . a . . Road Construction (air or ground ) Masonry f isi ‘ ve rule , , h | } . . , ’ | ee Liles ; . | e . snli8t tor Foreign Service if you wish. [his means extra pay. It is sufficient to give your body and mind useful, con- Wireless Telegraphy Baking and Cooking Welding : , : . . . 7 } . 4” ee ° ’ 7 y , structive discipline. It incul-vates’ self-control, quick-think- Drafting Carpentry (Acetylene and Flectric) What sort of edication do you want: What useful skilled Airplane Mechanics trade would you lke to learn? ‘in in chargcter. It is usually interesting, ofttimes- inspiring. * nd _ ¢ ? ? ” 4 ? ? o -ing, alertness, regulafity, exactness, bodily fitness. It makes Telegraphy Photography | . Steamftting Electrical Work Plumbing Well, men, in the Air Service alone there are Forty-one Skilled and a great many others. ‘Trades, and in some of the other branches there are still more. Gag : You can learn almost any trade you wish, and quit at the end if you're thin, it fills out the spaces bet ween vour nbs and Liberty and Recreation of your enlistments with money in the bank and an absolutely builds muscle in chest and arm. Most men gain weight as a . certain livelihood in your brain and at your finger-tips, result of army lite / sf provided you really want to do these things. Pumps or W OMEN'’'S Misses and “Oxfords-in leathers. with o tips and low h io eka 24 eee ed bee you hard as nails; a trained, co-ordinated unit of clean bone 3 and muscle. If you're plump, it turns your fat into brawn; .- IQA a A . <4g-4i tien The army is run like a business, with hours for work and tear dedto ‘hours of freedom. The soldier off duty writes letters, se . ; Children WHITE Canv Jane Stra with welt soles, iis Do you want to stick in the Army ? smokes, plays baseball, pool, football or most anv other game as | ; How Uncle Sam Makes His Soldiers —e sie ' , oe i. Higee Very well. There are vacancies for Corporals, Sergeants and le likes; goes to the movies, or theatres; calls on his girl, the Non-Commissioned Staff grades with increased pay, op- Into Useful Civilians if he has one—in facet, does about as he likes. Being in portunity and experience. Appointments of qualified en- uniform, his self-respect as well as the rules of the Service listed men to West Point are frequently made. The regula- demands that he conduct himself as a soldier and a gentle- tions provide that at all times there shall be men so appointed, toa number not exceeding ninety. Many men also receive commissions direct from the ranks. Call at the nearest recruiting station and ask all the questions you wish. Youincur not the slightest obligation by — aes : : | | | doing so. Courteous non-commissioned officers on duty will of this possibility. Uncle Sam pays you while you study, if he wants to. In fact, he usually Aas a better time than a- cheerfully tell you whatever you want to know ‘and give EARN WHILE YOU LEARN! civilian. you printed matter that you can look over at your home. FERRY a: — trate? 4 e- — a XL ; Uncle Sam offers his soldiers absolutely free many opportuni- ties for educational training. ‘White Stoe HILDRE gauge Whe Stockings, lust extra spliced Sizes 5'4,. to 9! ular. iD ~ = pe oe oF ben 9 Be _ : man. He has no difficulty in obtaining permission to leave In the Army, a man who wants a common school education the camp or post at proper times, and he may obtain leave I POC SOOOVOVOSOSS © FOS 9888S 06085880088 00002090008 ped ei os oc ied rare ye s sy ARP Ae rE Aer can have it. A man who wants to learn a technical trade can when his turn comes.- He meets agreeable people, including obtain both instruction and practice, if he takes advantage lots of nice girls, at Hostess Houses, etc. He goes to dances, Silk Stoce W OMEN‘’S Thread Si ings—black. wh reinforced heel tic garter top its +. Coa Oya), ae oie at : ‘ Sag iets ee ae : ai ; ee age a rs bn < 7 ’ f)S) etag eo oe * gy) . eS TEAS Rag 5 ri eae ‘RE RM oe RE nS We $ ey ; eae ts, EF ied ee es ee What else do you want to know? This advertisement tells only a part of the story. Get the rest today. Don’t delay. Act now! United States Army Recruiting Office At Corner Third and Olive Streets’, | St. Louis, Mo. we Women's GAUZE Cottd Suits, slee in cuff knee & DeSantis Irae te te Met tee tL ee eee De ete te Tete eat Tea teStee See nett teate a cLe AAAS Ce a POO OO 86 000008 6004008000085 00098 MED RASS A Rie 154 ed eae thet A oe - = *

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ie iat i Sy a ay i ASS aa te oe a te ma BY ae : th hi in ih =) : hi ri oh th hi th Mh A i 4 Pi i aa ri mi i ih A Pi i hi a: i th i th ih hi A hi th th Le. er) mi hh bi ei) Ri 7) =i hy A fy Fi bt hi > i ei Ri i 7 mi ‘h ei hi : Pi A 4) i i mi th ih ai nh i Mr ih ih a -y i na ~i i= a rd oF th =F A is Sy bi iF : pi ni . the leading shades, pital or Red Cross work. wear.’ (Sec Good, heavy-weight “RRR DIRS Tree eer wr ee ae 5 ane ERM a me x » eo MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1919. a Bleached Bath Towels, ‘Each ) Bleached Bath Towels, with woven colored striped cen- terns, in pink, blue, lavender and yellow. 55c Eacl: Towel measures 21x40 inches and is an ex- ceptional value at, each, 35c. (Second klow,: — — — ee eee eee es STIX, BAER & FULLER STORE.HOURS: 9A.M., TO 5:30, P. M. GRAND-LEADER Se SUR UA RSA ASA SS SS or oo SS oe eS Sn A A FARRAR . —— pa Th Be ie i he hee ee OT Te eb ST.LOUIS POST- aslheguanedtinn a a ~~ ee ISPATCH —— ee Metal and Shell Rag Frames Many different designs and suapes i. this lot of 6-inch Fancy Metal and She! Frames; stone set, plain or fancy, in oxt- 5c dized and green finishes and in shell, amber, demt- gray, etc. Choice, &sc. — ae —_ ee ee r (Main Flower.) uesday, “Exonomy Day’—And the Thirty-Seventh Mill Remnant Sale or Phone Orders Filled A Two-Fold Money-Saving Occasion of Unusual Interest for the Thrifty Buyers—No Mail Trimmed Hats OMBINATION Q C Hats, with taffeta $3.98 crowns and straw brims— all large shapes, in mushrooms, sail- ors and pokes—with trimming of taffeta bows. May be had in pink, orchid, alice, navy or white. .' np di 1 Flocr.) White Petticoats XTRA-SIZE cam- bric top patterns. $1.00 with embroidery ruffle. (Second Floor.) Women’s Sweaters LIP-ON Fiber @ Sweaters, in all $7.95 with sailor Ali (Second Floor.) collar, and fitted bottoms. sizes. ‘Women’s White Aprons W HITE my) @?2 Made Aprons, for hos- with long or short sleeves (Second Floor.) Infants’ Silk Hose HITE Silk Stockings, 50) a L slightly imperfect. Sizes 4 to 5%. (Second Floor White Nainsook, Yd. XTRA fine quality soft finished 40 inches wide, desirable for undergarments and children’s loo) } ond Marseilles Bedspreads XTRA large Satin & “4 E Marseilles Bed oh Peas, Spreads measuring goxroo inches and of good quality heavy weight Marseilles. Each Spread neatly hemmed. (Second. Floor.) Embroidered Bed Sets ACH Set consists of a EC et consists GA 50 one scalloped and “ cut corner Spread and one bo!- ster cover to.match. All are made of fine quality muslin and embroidered in pint: and vellow. They are for three-quarter size beds. (Second Fl Mohairs at, Yard LACK and navy Mohair gf, B of a splendid quality O5C for bathing suits, 26 inches wide. econd Flo : Ris 3? Milange Mohairs, Yd. HIS is the imported $I 25 quality of mohair, a with very silky luster, and of fine weave, for dresses, skirts and wraps, Only two shades in this sale. gray and black, and 42 1n. wide. (Second Floo Silk Poplins, Yd. LOCK patterns in Si ay oi Silk Poplins, desir- 4& yh able for skirts and wraps, 40 inches wide. , (Second Flow: Silk Pouch Bags POD auality Taffe- oF 95 ta and Moire Silk Déwe J Bags, plain styles and skirt cf- fects, nicely lined in bright col- ors. Some have inside frame purse and hanging mirror. Silk ribbon handles to match New- est stvles and popular colors for selection, (Main Floor.) Men’s Sport Caps Cambric @ ff, 50 | standard number. Fa, il : ‘ “7 white LIC lingerie nainsook made of select | - cotton. | CALIFORNIA Lace-Trimmed Scarfs HESE Scarfs have Filet 97" s medallions in various dL styles and are trimmed with lace. Others have Filet panels in cen- Size 18x50 inches. (Second Klos aa Crepe de Chine, Yd. ter. Ah oite Crepe 7 $1.39 Chine, in black anc a splendid color range (no white) —40 inches wide. .” . ) (Secona Silk Foulards, Yd. URE-SILK, standard $ - quality Foulards, : 59 all 1919 designs and _ colorings, with plenty of navy. ‘Yard wide. (Second Floor.) Crepe de Chine, Yd. PURE-SILK White $1.98 Crepe de Chine. an floor } | excellent quality which launders (Second Floor.) beautifully. Lining Sateen, Yd: | F’AST-BLACK Sateen of 30¢ quality —a Yard wide. (Se ( nal Floo) } excellent Novelty Sateens, Yd. LL 1919 designs in = Fancy Sateens -—— in 69¢ wanted .color combinations on dark or light ground. (Second Flee White Venetian, Yd. | RESH, new stock of be Satin-face White Ve. 89¢ netian. Solentil avaiity. ond Klo«e Silk Shirtings, Yd. BJEWEST designs and ¢] 79 colorings, -which WHhef are suitable for tub dresses as wei as shirts. Yard wide- ‘ eond lero } (Sec Tennis Rackets FFULL-si zc H9¢ * $1.05 Tennis Rackets, in various shapes, weights and handles Several hundred for your selection. In two groups for Tuesday. Floor Annex.) (Secona Bathing Suits style Bath- 85c*$ 29 ing Suits of Jersey weave cotton, with shirt and trunks attached. Light and dark body colors with neat contrastine trimmings Boys’ sizes, 8&5c. Men’s sizes, $7.29. iS ond Eloaor Vrnnex) History of U.S., Set VW/RITTEN by E. Ben- ¢ | 50 jamin Andrews— and is a history from the discov- ery of America to the Wilson ad- ministration. ‘Six volumes. each volume over 400 pages, ond con- tains hundreds of illustrations and maps. oT ) (Nlezzanine F Women's Oxfords ROWN Kid. Black Kid, Fé or Patent Leather Ox- JU fords, of excellent quality, with high curved heels. (Main Floo Shoe Ornaments, Pair _ sorted widths. Women’s Union Suits IGHT-WEIGHT Cot- £2 L ton Union Suits, band 59¢ finish at neck and arms—cuff or | lace-trimmed knees. & (Main Fioor.) Rickrack, Bolt MERGERIZED Rick- rack, good quality. as- 6 yards to 12¢ the olt. (escalator S are Main it va Baby Pillow Tops LAL Madeira Hand- st 5 () embroidered Pil- YY fet low Tops—semi-made ‘of fine linen, daintily embroidered. Only 65 to offer. (Main Floor.) ~ Silk Stockings, Pair LACK, White and S ~d B Colored Thread i 25 Silk Stockings, full fashioned, re- inforced with double lisle splic- ing. (Main Floor.) Women’s Vests _, IGHT-WEIGHT Cot- 19¢ ton Vests, Fitrite C and other styles—taped neck and arms. Regular and extra sizes. 3 for 55¢. (Main Floor.) Diamond Jewelry RROOCHES, La Val- $3 05 lieres and Scart ° Pins in many different styles. All are solid gold pieces, set with genuine brilliant white diamond. La Vallieres have 15-inch sold- ered link chains. Brooches with safety catches. Exceptional val- ues. (Main Fleor.) Men’s Oxfords, Pair VA7JHITE Canvas ag W Palm Beach Ox- 2.59 fords, English patterns, also me- dium-high toes. Goodyear welted soles (Men's Store Men’s Union Suits IGHT, cool Union Suits of fine crossbar sain. UC waistband, closed with elastic and comfortable fittimc, crotch. All sizes. (6th Streeet Highway—Jfain Fl.) sook, Men’s Union Suits INE White Nainsook ee Union Suits, in pin 95¢ checks, plaids and fancy weaves, with elastic waistband and closed crotch. All sizes. (Main Floor.) Main Floor) Rae eke “Men’s Garters, Pair '“PRIGHTON” Garters, r | B made with a single 2ZIc grip and in all the ‘popular colors. (Main Floor:) Boys’ Nightshirts USLIN Nightshirts, M Vinech abd bee rae trimming. Sizes from 4 to 18 years. . (Main Floor.) Boys’ Union Suits THOLETIC-STYLSE A Nainsook Union Suits 29¢ with knitted gusset at waistline, clased crotch. . Sizes 6 to 12 3 for 85c. (Main Floor.) .Bovs’: Knickers, Pair ASHABLE Knicker- = bockers of fine gov- 95¢ ernment khaki, cut extra full, with belt loops, watch and hip pockets. Also others of plain, pray and gray striped washable fabrics. Sizes 6 to 18 vears. (Square ®” Main Floor.) Tungsten Cigars, Each ALWAYS fresh-packed 5 25 in humidor tin, C priced $1.25. (Matin Annex.) Floor Agent Cigars, Each popular mild Havana Cigar. 25 in tin humi- dor for $1.25. 5¢ (Main Floor Annex.) } Smoking Tobacco, Lb. RINCE ALBERT P Tobacco, in ee $1.19 | ounce tin humidors. (Matin Floor Annex.) Razors, Set VER-READY or Gem Safety Razors, with blades—a complete set. (Main Floor Annex.) Razor Blades, 6 for F.NTERPRISE Razor ?1 Blades. may be used # C with Gem. Ever-Ready, Star or | King Razors. (Main Floor Annex.) Women’s Gloves. Pair ASHABLE Chamois- ette Gloves, of Kay- 85C | ser make. May be had in white, or white with black, gray, mas- tic, pongee and black with self or contrasting stitched backs. Two clasps. (Main Floor.) r | “ JAP ROSE WR } _ Ld ip SOAP (VU i \ i> Ri Paseo oh yy or th Na- Soap the Palmolive Soap—a tionally advertised Six cakes 44C, or C8 8¢ all odors. cate. 8c. Bath Tablets cakes, }5C. Pear’s Soap—unscented, ric cake; ‘scented, 16c cake. Jergen’s Violet Glycer- ine Soap-—-is especially priced at the cake, a: Palmolive Liquid Shampoo, 37c. Palmclive Shaving Cream—27c. Toilet, Bath Tablets, — Waltke’s Silvery Bells, assorted odors, cake, 7c. Bath Tablets—Armour'’s Venetian, Swift's Regina, as- > sorted odors, 6 for 5c. ‘Ivory Soap—for bath or toilet, 6 — Williams’ Barber ar Shaving Soap—g cakes to the pound, at Ib. 45c IOC. bar, 65c. cake, 8c. round, cake, 4oc. Sweetheart Soap Cold Cream and Glycer- ine Soap—Armour'’s make. Box of three cakes for, I8c 4 Shampoo, 39c. “\rmour’s Stork Castile Soap—cake, Arline Castile *"Soap—white, large Physicians’ and Surgeons’ Soap— Rogers & Gallett’s Toilet mpoo or S Quantity is Limited, and no Mail or Phone Orders Filled Williams’ Shaving Stick —Holder Top or Luxury Shaving Cream, 20c Borde cake, 7c. Armour'’s cake, 8c. cake, 9 Armour s . . }1 ad 4 ' : ran "4 - neal “ — " 4 * - tity a Buying —) | Cuticura Soap—a well- | known medicated toilet soap, at the cake, ae... o Olive Oil Castile Soap—. Glycerine Soap-large Peroxide Soap — large Armour’'s Sylvian, Lanolin or Let- tuce Soap, cake, ge. cake, AC Kirk's Jap Rose Totlet Soap—specially priced at the cake, \ R8C. Mulsifed Kirk's Juvenile Soap-—cake, 8c. Castile Soap—Armour's La Perla—6 cakes for goc. The cake, ae Shampoos and Shaving Creams McKesson & Robbins Cocoanut Oil Cocoanut Oil Shampoo; (9c Fiber Silk Stockings OMEN’S Black and WwW Colored Fiber Silk 29¢ Stockings, with double splicing of lisle thread t@ insure good service. Slight irregulars. (Square 5—Main Floor.) Women's Vests IGHT-WEIGHT Cot- ton Vests, bodice 29¢ style, with shoulder straps. Reg- ula. and extra large sizes, 3 for 85c. (Main Floor.) Handkerchiefs, Each WOMEN'S Irish Linen 15, Handkerchiefs,, some in pretty corded effects, others embroidered long letter initials —all finished with stitched hem. (Main Floor.) Handkerchiefs EN’S §soft-finished Cambric Handker- chiefs, barders in solid colors. ‘/5-inch hemstitched hems. (Main Floor.) llc Filet Lace, Length ANDMADE Filet Lace a H Edges and Arenccl-e min. in widths ranging up to 2 inches, and in lengths of 1 yard and 1% yard. (Main Floor.) Filet Picot, Yard ELL-MADE Real Fil- 92 W et Picot offered at 25¢ this very special price for Tues- day. (Main Floor Boned Belting, Yard ARREN’'S White 4{& W Boned Belting, dc straight or curved, 2 to 4!'4 in. wide. be” ary alator Square NMiain KY ) Hose Supporters ‘YHILDREN'’S Pin-on 10 ™ Hose Supporters, in C Main white or black. (EMscalitor Square Pearl Buttons, Card HITE and Smoked pear! Buttons. in a Fl) §1zes. (Main Floor.) Writing Tablets E A TON - HURLBURT make, ing surface. 25 sheets to the pad. Two Tablets, rsc. Envelopes—white-wave fabric , finish, 25 to package. for sc (Main Floor.) 3-Piece Pan Sets ¥ I PPED-STYLE, be “Sauce. Pars, in D109 eizes r. t's and ? £4ouarts—of heavy gauge pure aluminum ‘6th Street Hlimhwras Vain Fl.) Table Silver, Each "TARLESPOONS, Me- = y dium Forks, Sugar l6c Shells and Butter Knives—all in the Crosby pattern, bright fin- ish. About 2000 pieces. Teaspoons at, &c Dinner Knives, embossed, 22c each. (‘Main Floor.) “Quick Meal’ Ovens CONE burner style, for $1.98 use on gas or oil They are economical in (Fifth Fl Character Dolls each

Dress Goods, Yd. ILL Remnants of M Serges, 49¢ half-wool ) plain and fancy Mohairs and various other weaves, in lengths of 1 to 6 yards. 36 inches wide (Downstaira Store) (lo)ownestaira Store } White Stockings, Pair HILDREN’S fine 15 gauge White Cotton C Stockings, lustrous finish, with extra spliced heels and toes. Sizes 514 to g'2. Slightly irreg- | ular. (Downstairs Store.) colored stripes 36 inches wide. (Downstatl Carpet Samples, Each FXCELLENT grade $? 69 Wilton Carpet Samples, in solid shades of gray, putty and brown. Size about 27x50 inches, finished on edge. (Downstairs Store.) Toilet Goods Toothbrushes — assorted styles, with pure white bristles, bone or celluloid handle, each, &c Nail and Hand Brushes—var- ious styles, good quality, each, s Store.) Rleached Nainsook, Yd. al G O F T-FINISHED 1, Filet Lace. Yard S +l 12>¢ ie Bleached OTTON Filet Lace 5 7 sook, for women's underwear. Edges, in widths up to U ) 30 inches wide. While a lot of 6 inches. Very effective pat- rooo yards lasts. terns. (Downst: (Downstairs Marquisette Curtains | PLAIN Hemstitched $1 33 Marquisette Cur- tains, with two-inch hem. May be had in white, ivory or beige. All are of splendid quality. stars . . 3:8 . t Silk Stockings, Pair Georgette OMEN’S pure ~ Thread Silk Stock- OOC ings—black, white and colors— reinforced heels, toes and elas- | ' tic garter tops. (Downstairs Store.) Home Remedies EEF. Iron and Wine; 16-oz., store.) Tndia Linons, Yd. HEER White India 4f., S Linons. Slight sec- bye onds. (Downstairs Store.) Dress Voiles, Yd. RINTED light and - P dark colorings. 36 25¢ and 39 inches wide. (TY ' Ownstaire Store ) , Ron as nleatintaiesn - RPRURUAAARADARAAASERERAAARAAAREREAADADEREARSEAAAEEUOEGAEA SOE 8 T9998 ww oe ~— ae ee Be BE Oe A OS Oe. Oe. Oe , iirs store, ) Handkerchiefs, Each | WOMEN'S Handker- 71¢ chicfs—a lot of soo dozen, including various kinds. Initialed, plain, em- broidered and printed border styles. A few slightly mussed and soiled. (Downstairs and Bone Liniment, Congoleum Rugs ENUINE Congo- | leum Rugs, in de- $8.59 roc. ‘Sirable patterns for kitchens, Trailing dining rooms and bedrooms. sc Size gxg feet. Discontinued | patterns. (Downetaies Store } Women’s Union Suits AUZE Cotton Union 6c Suits, sleeveless and in cuff knee style. (Downstaira Store.) RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAADAAAAAAAAEAEARUAAEEADADAOAENEA OTST DS BOSOAONAAEOAE8 0008004 my be be s be tate ole O2 «Tay A by Gy be 4 oie al ~~ UF AFAR ARR SAR SS RAR RASA GRATE AR cA GSAS SFIR SRSA RR SR SR ARR Sa oR So RR RS SG ST aT AR Talcum Powder Arbutus odor. sifter top can, ‘(Myownstaira tore} , OURS SAR ERSTE RR SR RR RR A SRE ESR RR EAR SEER SR SAS Store.) SOOO 8888888 O0FO8 8 068000000005 HHOOS © © Sgt 58080093955 Fe Ue. HO08080008 ° i ’

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_— STIAHIS POST-NISPATCH ” 5 . MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 16. 199. ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH ; 4 | acs - —— —-~- = oe — — ee ~ a ee ee = oe WON HELD IN DEATH J erases ee 2 a TE aca) MEMORIAL SERVICES a CT L897 Hie was a former | ! eae On erate soldier. 4 you're not particular, bave vour dveing agd if James M. Johnston. ii yvears old, y. cleaning done ‘‘)ust anywhere. — if YOu Grl—) | shi roti r , who was employed continuously in we rv the STAR. > : | ithe circulation department of the THE ONL y “iss | | | sas . af ; , We Will Announce the Winners of the . Wife of Son of Former Vice} died yesterday at Mullanphy Hospital Original Worcestershire | Pe Tribute Paid to St. Louisans | : , f éé : 99 ‘’ 4 rau rif cd e “J t x qt 7 * Dur | | lntion departments f newsnaners ‘6 . > = ’ s . > be ‘ | rit iy in fron ‘James L. Minnis, until recently vice- | pera ana ie ; know 7 . vi SAUCE Gar ira aioe tion Is a Glean One : gig 3 stand from which addresses ) 4 as Known O all of tne : , rq , NOTICE! In case of a telephone strike, kindly send postcard =~ prayer making the hour solem president and general counsel of the | former | newsboys, carries ind THE ONLY ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE Be air & given. "¢ 9¢ mil re , “co ; £ cs . . Wabash Railway. Mrs. Minnis, Who: pranch agents of the city Johnston re . "ae arria +} 9” On « rF.9 i A , ae ‘ / Ps: - : rericr es e« : was married Abril 22. died at 6:29 [starjed with the Pert-picpaich whe, towhich has been given EJEMEREY EXEMEIEICIENEIEIED EICICEAEICACICE MEME 8 verses 0 oatate to tne ey ‘ —_— tha cereny Ailes p. m. yesterday at her home in thi ‘the paper became the propert gan it wa | Post-Dispatch for the last ®? vears ’ dye | ducted by Col. A.B. Bloan of fil a, iin ge . . ~ we : ey - ’ oe nom oe . es TP. a ; ‘ P . in ee Ar ; ; .. fy, sterling Apartments, 5316 Pershini: | Josenh Pulitzer Subseauent! bie al world wide reputation. een : ite, 7 Ste 9 ' ; Ry 1 ~ . . : | 2 D e ers ™: “a ’ ae Fetes * a 5 ry — elite avenue. . ’ eon Barracks representing the . a a Cemmander FE. A- Brooks. rep ee ee Cy Pra Mrs. Wegen testified at the inquest d ois = ibe the rfavv. and Lieut. ft, € —————— ee. that she did not perform an ope} ation on Mrs.. Minnis, who made aun} . Baughiin, representing the m ante-mortem statement that an op | : * The invecation was given eration had veen performed on acr iz es Carroll M. Davis, dean of by Mrs. Wegen. She said Mrs. Min- | —e — aie Chureh Cathedral. fives nis visited her at her home May 20, . apeeches by Mavor Kiel Judge accompanied by another woman, | : — a pa ter B. Douglas and Co}. A. whosé name she gave. She denied OLIVE AND LOCUST FROM NINTH TO TENTH Bier, representing | aaa having performed any sort of opera- | ¥ ee : Fal Harvey CC. Clark, followtn tion, but said she gave Mrs. Minnis ev the sisreiainconteanlinanil a , ee a S ignxwiler asked that data eco ei aaa : 26 Ania he Agape: : if the life and death anda £ it . ; | 3 advice, but took no fee. She was} cess a ) a every Missouri mhkn who ordered held for the grand jury un- der $2500 bond. | Sale ot Colore oats eent to the Memorial Hone dW if 0 Committee ; Capt. Minnis testified that he e The cry of speakers called Dr. George Park of oS98 Cab-/ Mather ' lomas TD anne avenue, to attend his wife May | ~ . . T; Ss 100% Pure NX ) é, ‘ x - ' , 4 J France and Italy Show 6 Per Cent. Box peiey. F9e hss ono as Seiarcvi ‘ | oe mo, eee Mtg Advance; Cancellation of Money Freee ee ener an Tn » in whi wale : fo Turkish ret St pti Advances Unlikely. | Be erie og eee Gig PRES (his is a wondertu OpPpor- | : Constipation ear % : iy ' ia “ane »-advances mude by the United States should not require the repayment of | the war advances made to Europe ge 4 0 ied and with border of darker shade; arent a wupmcennwhal } heliotrope and buff. »* I i ‘ se Fn ~ H10.612 Washington Avenue “uhnvelopes for Foe Ee é ft le for Lena and tablet paper—good a BM, if it 19 Petticoats of white washable These envelopes. are suitah! ] it would be reported to the Secre! iry LE Hine eradce linen of the Treasury with a recommenda- Statior Shop-——-first Floor. ip ; ig habutal silk, with pane] In hack tion that ay further advances be dis- | 5 Se Soe i ; ; i j y > ae : . continued. Whe proposal thereupon : and front and attract ely trim- s dr ) af}! | — - ~4 -- inl Fe | ( . . oo eT hy | med flounce; a splendid petti- It is stated in this connection that i wea ‘fo r 7S a s ‘pis ive ‘ e , “An A ; ’ ' figures gathered on the relative taxa- % | eoat forthe new StLTN- Te tion resulting from the war show that ss ] by France an/l Italy increased their tax I I ty mer frocks and skirts °¢ ° ation about 6 per cent, Great Britain about 1700 per cent and the United sleac Jed \Meereerized Damask. (1 Wn, wide. in floral and eeseg nicely a ee ne spot patterns: vard Foc Ameritéan financial advisors therefore | ; ;' — - ; ; : maintain that the repayment of the All-Linen Bleached Table Damask : (J in. wide, in neat war advances is not only an obliga- floral patterns: vard $1.75 Cn fa may be had in oo tion but also naturally falls on those / 1D] SE stvles, effeetively lace ane Mereerized Bleached Damask Napkins: 18x18: hemmed : : ” 2 ’ Kight brothers fro 1e «6 Alexian cigarettes— you wor't nee “ any argument— Helmar does Brothers go vag 008 leautn (grand Piano the most popular Babv (;rand Piano 1S | Broadway, also attended the service sy ’ z 7 rir — ™ the talking! ca ve nh Ramage cama celta Bere’ the was in Calvary Cemeter' % é : 4 ~Brambach Baby Grand manager of the Anheuser-Busch | : ) Like thousands of others—you will be glad to pay the y g pay MATHI BECOMES U. S. CITIZEN Makers of the Bighest Grade ‘iarkish Suaiatrattation ‘papers tduay tail BYe. 5 SSH) iis | and Eguptx: Cigarettes in G) Wari the United States District Court | IN ' | . | hormerly plans its furnishings—in it she hopes to have a Baby Formerly few slightly _* i Otto Francis Charles Mathi. sales slight additional cost for Helmar “Quality Superb.” Mathi, who lives at the Jefferson | few shehtly Ifotel and is a native of Germany » 4 ' ‘ ] ‘ » . , SCCALSC JI . ne - ‘ ee P ' ( 4 ‘ ' ‘ ~~ ; tied hie declaration of intention: [ rili | 1h) il] ! b LIDS mand riercle and st Denver in 1910. His application for takes up noe more Poon than the average uprig! T. final papers here was filed Apri! Formerly ner e ~ . Ae p ) ; . kate t} ree days before he | ae Pee : ‘ = ’ : j | ualit wre SEG -auttee® the war. Whnencr Terms as small as $25.00 cash and $15.00 monthly may be arranged. | | odd pieces. : for him today were Postmaster Selnh lusic Salons—Sixth Floor , and Edward C. Melshei: . :; ; 4 : tia pre ry i. tor of re | cafe Only the routine ques tions were asked. er S i he ee

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ight OC CO ste sf vour dveing and — # you are— — a? as Sr ar. have nywhere.’’ If ~ Winners of the : ” Contest rit of 2 23d LEANING CO. © 3189 S. Grand . Grand 7 eetlean One. se, kindly send postcard ICICI CIE > "3-8? ti ittle models of unusual values Floor hird etticoats th cr. Wear of: white washable with panel in back d attractively trim- ; a splendid petti- ewsum- BA BO heEW Suln- nd skirts --—s_- 2 models desirable lace and elaborate had in ectively mmed. aie, Sati i Te i ra size Petticoats~ will washable satin and hab- priced from $4.50 up ird Floor. inoleum west tile and block pat- he sq. yd, - $1.75 to $3.00 in blue and white $1.50 eums oleum * One special lot of Print- 1 Linoleums, 6 ft wide, 95c s priced, the sq. vd. Pp Fourth Floor. ee? Pee ee — > + ow on eter * yhoo bf . ws ~_* pete 44 e9 * + oes ed »e*. sell iia dies Ap ¥ a. * Le oe wy “Tribute Paid to St. Louisans Who eecupied seats directly in front of a Committee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1919. lain of the Thirty-fifth Division. and . Rabbi Leon Harrison. Father Ken- nedy spoke on “Service” and Rabbi Harrison on Sacrifice.” The Closing services included the singing of “The American Come” and “Nearer, My God, to Thee,” by Mrs. Kari Kimmel, the sounding of ‘*Re- treat” and “Taps,” and the singing of “The Star-Spangled Banner” by the assemblage. MEMORIAL SERVICES D FOR WAR DEAD Made Sacrifice at Meeting in Forest Park. --—— er — —_ Religion by W. M. Reedy. Unionism was declared toebe the twentieth century religion by William Marion Reedy, who delivered the principal address yesterday in the | Shubert-Jefferson the exercises held Typo- graphica! honor of members war and Memorial services were held at! the foot of Art Hill ginning at 4 p. m., in yesterday, be- of St. Louisans who gave tnetr lives in the the fallen honor war. telatives of Theater at by St. Louis Union No. &. in who fell in the great stand from which addresses and/' prayer making the hour solemn were given. "a service of salute to the flag be- | gan. the’ ceremonies. It was con- ducted by Col. A. B. Sloan of Jeffer- son Barracks, representing the army, Gemmander E.-A. Brooks, represent- be the rfavy, and Lieut. lL. C. Me-| Baughiin, representing the marines. SThe invocation was given by the ev. Carroll M. Davis, dean of Christ Church Cathedral, five-minute eeches by Mayor Kiel, Judge Wal- ter B. Douglas and Cojl. A. Linx- iler, representing Adjutant-Gen- z Harvey ©. Clark, following. Col. inxwiler asked that data concern- | jig the life and death and a picture. every Missouri man who fell be The Rev. Dr. William C. Bitting of sent to the Memorial Honor Roll! the Baptist Church | spoke. Charles Hertenstein, dent of the union, presided. 1000 persons attended. “If you do not believe this,’’ Reedy said; “you have but to reeall to mind the recent utterances of President Wilson to the United States Senate in which he said that we could not live our right life as a nation and achieve our proper success as an in- dustrial community until there is a genuine denrecratization of industry, based upon full right of these who work to participate in every decision Which affects their welfare and to share justly in what they produce.” Reedy added that the same idea is being uttered in in Petrograd by the Bolshevists. Second also #The chief speakers were the Rey. Mather Thomas DD. Kennedvy. chap- — oe — A Wonderful and Harmless Remedy FOR Constipation and Liver Complaint PINKO-LAXIN Constipation causes different forms’ Wf Liver and Stomach Troubles, Headache, Foul Breath, Pimples on the Faee, Loss of Appetite Pired and Languid Feeling, Distress after eating, Formation in the Stomach and Bowels, and ailinents, Pinko-Laxin is not absorbed by the system; does not irritate the mucous membrane of the Kowels (such as salts, teas and pur gatives will do, consequently, Pinko-Laxin does not can be taken indefinitely without increasing the dose. Having no weakening effects,, Pinko-Laxin ean be taken bv ehildren of all ages, pregnant women, nursing mothers and 6ld people. For sale at all drug stores, / (74s numerous other gripe and Be, 35e and $1.00. Unignism Called Twentieth Century | those who served ana have returned. | more violent form | Wavs will be built. presf-| About ! | ing ., 2000-horsepower engines. boat | $391,250; J. | Shipyards Co.,, ! ' $375,000. OFFICERS HERE TODAY — CATHOLIC StHOOLS Bernard H. Flotemesch Awarded Scholarship in St. Louis Uni- versity for Highest Honors, Army Engineers Expected to Contract for Fleet to Be Used on Upper Mississippi. commencement #xe-- of the St. Louis Cacholie high schools were held at the New Ca- thedral, Newstead avenue and Lindell boulevard, yesterday afternoon, where 74 girls and 19 boys reccived ana commer- graduates were Archbishop Glennon. Bernard H. Flotemesch won the highest honors and was awarded scholarship in St. Lou's University. the exercise + held. All the graduates classical were the scholastic vap and M. - Black The annual H. Taylor, chief and assistant chief of engineers, William and Brigadier-General H. Major-General cises United States Army, respectively, are in St. Louis today in connection with classical The diplomas in the letting of contracts for the con- cial courses. structon of four towboats to he on- addressed by erated as freight carriers on the)l’p- per Mississippi in connection wif a fleet of 19 barges of 2500 tons each, now building. It is anticipated will authorize the letting of the cu1.- tracts today. } = zel Cummings, St. Columbkille’s; Anna Dolan, St. James’; Doyle, St. Teresa’s; Frances Holy Rosary; Edythe Malachy’s; Marguerite Fagan, St. Hersch, St. Teresa's: Rose Depenbrock, SBt. Marie Klizabeth Pauls; Lorene Elsie Knapp, St. a« FY Phe House Augustine's; Shrewsbury: Peter and Kloeb, St. Bernard’s; Liborius’; Gertrude ' Kraft, Mount Carmel; Marie Lang, | Holy ‘Trinity; * Virginia Lodes, St. Teresa's; Josephine Malacek, Immac- ulate Conception; Leona Reidelber- ger, Perpetual Help; Lucille Tansey, t Cronan’s: Cecelia: Martin, St. *Matthew’s; Mary Murphy, St. Col- umbkille’s; Viola Neilson, St. Bridg- et's; Ursula O'Halloran, St. Al- phonsus’: Gertrude O'Mara, Holy Name: Ethel Oberreither, St. Tere- Catherine O'Connell, Immacu- late Conception; May Pieper, Holy (;host; Agnes Poelking, Teresa Rior- dan and Marie Rick, St. Ann's; Marie Powers, St. Teresa's; Marie Reno, St. ‘Pius’; Helen Stevens, St. Marie Sweeney, St. Mary Tackaberry, Blessed Josephine Walsh, Notre Walsh, St. Columb- Wunderlee, Holy | Jacobsmeyer, Kassen, SS. Courtesy’’ a Sa 8, * ’ Vincent's: lo- ° seph's; Sacrament; Dame; Cecelia kille’s: Margaret Trinity. Boys, Classical ifirst two honor graduates) Bernard H. Klotte- mesch, Holy Trinity; Roy J. Janis, Rose’s; H. Leonard Sain. St. Mark's; Frank A. Winkelmann, Per- petual Help; Frank F. Crancer, St. Luke's; George P. Clark, Holy Name; Daniel M. Sheehan, St. Matthew's; Marion G. Budzinski, St. Stanislaus; | Clarence LD. Mahoney, St. Vincent's: Eugene H. Lierman and Eugene F. Rechtein, St. Anthony's. Commercial Class—Chesfter Kk. Pee: and John M. McLaughlin, St. Mark's; Harry Ek. Obert, St. Margaret's; Jo- seph P. O'Keefe, St. Rose’s: Clarence Crowder, St. Bernard’s; Elmer A. Naes, Perpetual Help; Ralph J. Cronin, Holy Rosary; Edwin P. Gra- ham, St. Edward's. PARIS TRANSPORT STRIKE ENDS Work to Be Resumed Today—Disor- ders Cease tn Italy. By the fated Press PARIS, June 16.—The strike of transport workers was called off Saturday, with work to be resumed by all companies today. Asan June 16. A wireless from Rome has been LONDON, dispatch reneral throughout received strike Italy. save ended ROME, Saturday, June 14 restored in Spezia, had been serious rioting since More than 100 shops in were sacked and several vil- the neighborhood the mobs. *The is fuurmous fo, Order has been there Thursday the ,. = ict ee where city looted ‘ Vioinity of Spezia its fashionable summer were CHINESE ENTERTAIN AT BANQUET comprising some Chinese Reform of the most promi- men In St Louis and to Col John A, Laird, commander of the Twelfth Engineers, and about 50 oth- er St the association, 25 last made by of the rmmercial Association, nent Chinese business (hicage. was host Loulsans at a the street banquet at headquarters of Seuth Eighth Addresses were S: Mov, secretary dustrial and CC: of Chicag Col. Laird, johnson, James R. Dunn, Gus V. R Mechin, former Judge Orrick (* | Bishop, Lee Hall and Mare Seguin. i ¥F jf night Hloward (“hinese In- Association (Charles P is needed *o re-'! Lucy ’ Lourdes: | Per- | Holy | Marie | Anastasia | Dunn, | Marie Fischer, St. Henry’s; | LIFE TERM FOR MAN TOLET TOWBOAT ORDER. GRADUATE 93 SENIORS. WHO ADMITS SLAYING 3 Frederick G. Fiedler Pleads Guilty to Murders in Revenge for Discharge. Frederick G. Fiedler, 33 years old, of 4572 Kensington avenue, a baker, pleaded guilty in Judge Garesche's division of the Criminal Court today to three charges of murder in the first degree and on each charge was sentenced to life imprisonment. The Judge announced that the three sen- ,tences would run concurrently, as of necessity they must. Fiedler, on April 2 last, shot killed Nathan Zimmerman, 30 vears old, of 2821 Gamble street: Morris Teffer, 50, of 3149 Sehool street, and Charles Pettit, 32, ef 4361 ‘street, in a bakery at 1118 and North Thirteenth street, of which Zimmer- | man Was manager and half owner. Fiedler had been employed at the bakery until March 1, when he had trouble with Frank Joachimstaler of 2918 North Twenty-second street, the foreman. He said, after the shoot- ing, that he went to the bakery to get his job back or to kill Joachim- staler. Hie said that in the course of the day, before going to the bak- ery, he had had 15 or 16 drinks of whisky. At the bakery he became volver. ' After the shooting Fiedler went to the Carr Street Police Station and announced that he had killed three men. Fiedler has a wife and four chil- dren. He is the son of George Fied- ler of 5026 Nottingham avenue, su- |perintendent of the Welle-Boettlér | Bakery Co. Olive | Marguerite | End your foot misery, Relief is Posifively Instantaneous for ry y | 25¢ Burning Puffing Voaene Sweating orCallouses ' Special Plasters in Each Package Jor Stubborn’ Corns FOOT REMEDY ‘ Itask’ | engaged in a quarrel and drew a re- Phul’s; | | Printing Machinery Carried Away. CHICAGO, June 16.—The Ger mans destroyed or carried out of France printing machinery valued at $100,000,000, which must be replaced chiefly from the United States. J. Radiquer, type manufacturer and editor of La Typologie of Paris, said here Saturday. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH |” ee EE ae "= JACK FROS Peel f*-FullPound We quote no for- mer prices in our advertising. Ls r — A Wonderful Underpriced Purchase and Sale of Wash Skir Offered in Two Great Value Groups: “Fifty steps from Gth St.—Willes from high prices."’ 509 Washington Ave. tractive models. et arrangements. $2.95 and $4.85. Pre-Shrunk Materials of Gabardines & Needle Cords Stwish and serviceable Wash Skirts of finest fabrics, every yard pre-shrunk, in the season’s most at- Featured aré many diverse trimming expressions in pearl buttons, novel belts and unique pock- Tremendous savings at either price— quality We tlustrate three of the styles. Bird No. 49.840—Tuesday Only. $1.98 Linen, $1.60 Dress Linen in plain colors, wide. Biue 36-in. Rird NO 49 84° Tu Oniv $1.25 Organdie, 90c 42-in. plain Colored Organdie, sheer quality. Piue 19 $44—Tuesday Only Bird No $3.85 Checks, $3.10 All woo! blaek and white Shepherd 48-in. Blue (heckes, wide. Bird No 19 S46—Tnesday Only $6.98 Silks, $5.40 40-in. Skirting Silks, in new hutter-eup and Blue Bird No. 49 847-7 ny ‘$4.00 Silks, $3.20 Ponvee Blue blue rose shades, Only 36-in. rough weave Silke, for suits. Blue 19 840 Theatia’ Ooniwv Bird Ns $3.95 Irons, $3.20 Electrie ‘‘ Bon TIrons,.’* complete with eord, weight 6 Ibs. Ried No 49,8&50--Ture tee Only $3.58 Sherbets, $2.70 Thin blown: Sherbets with hand- ‘rraved bane Bird 9 R54 Biue Na Tresada $1.25 Pans, 95c ‘Wear : cl " i? } Pans, 5-pt. espacity. $1.15 Paints, «ef, etains, Paints, 90c 2170, varTn Biue Bir ‘*Glossene’’ aogna rivs “So 49 4°4 ' $4.00 Freezers, $2.90 Tee Cream Freezers, double motion; evypress tubes. Bive Bird “So 49. 856 Pyeart sy $1.50 Pans, $1.10 Dieh Puns large > ‘ mils ePmAmie Te oval shape. Pine Rind Ne. 49 8°0—T: on Come $12.00 Cloths, $9.70 pure linen pattern Table cloths, spot patterns. Blue 49 8A Tiyceta Oniy apkins, $8.90 Dinner 7Ox 108 | Vo Bird $9.75 Sikel Pu os ire Irish Napkins, heavy weight. Bird No $9.88%——Tnesda 65c Towels, 50c TSx35-1n. half linen hemmed Huek Towels, plait Bird Linen + Blue white. awa 9 SA4 Treaedayvy Only 75c Voile, 55c nm oO hit . . \ ove for Blue in. pola waists . plan or dresses, Blue Bird No. 49,866 98¢ Voile. 70c \ ole in eacday Only. ‘Cin. white lace smal nt patterns Niue Rird No. 49,868-—Tuesday 50c Napkins, 40c Sanitary Napkins, 10 in box. Onis. ais ' avi* " \ > ~ "44 My, , _gyypeun eeeeett . + HHA PADARD ALOR AUATANAT AEA 4, ’ hy, 1» tims Steps 00a, " al ptr igi Tannannantat ‘ . Qteceanet rere oti eeeh Another Blue Bird Day With Its Sinn Chances on Regular Goods Bird No. 49,871—Tuesday Only. $1.00 Powder, 65c Marv Garden Faee Powder, in all ehades. ‘ Blue \ Bird No. 49.873—Tuesday Only 10c Soap, 7c Jergen ’'s Violet Giveerine Soap. Blue Blue Bird No. 49. 875—Tuesday Only $1.35 Clocks, 95c Alarm Clocks. ( nly Sentinel one-day Bird No. 49,877—-Tuesday $1.00 Dorines, 70c Silver tlated éngraved Dorine boxes, Blue TRird No 19. 87M Tuesdav Only $4.95 Canteen Cases, $3.80 Ont mirror, ete., in It with purse, «4 4 } Poors, Rird »® 40 S87 fuescav Only $6.95 Suit Cases, $5.60 lull size fiber Suit Cases, strong 3 ofrapes, Bird No, 49,8845 — Tuesday 29c Cards, 22c ro Nobility Lawn Corre. rds and 24 envelopes. Mird No. 49.885 --Tues‘ar $3.00 Georgette, $2.60 vette Crepe in wide. Blue ‘thor Blue Oniv Blive Only. light le.: 40-1n, Bird ™ 49 BRO -Toesiiav $2.95 Gloves, $2.45 Women's 2-clasp Trefousse French Kil Glavee, all eolors. Bive Birt N 19 RSD Treadtas $2.25 Hose, $1.90 full-fashioned Silk -thl eordovan! I3 Only. Oniv Wo Hinse men s 19 ROM THeeda Hose, $2.65° Silk Hose, Only Blue Bir ; $3.25 Womens bil fawhioned. nN full- ue Rird Nea. 49. 89°Tuesday Only $2.00 Union Suits, $1.60 Men's Athletre Nainsook Union fad tem lays Cinis 39¢ Vests, 30c Kayser Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests 8778S, Bird het lve, regular a pated ‘ i fhe} Titeertay $5.00 Skirts, $4.20 Women oe Skirts of wilk poplin, taf feta. chuddah (only and serge. ied No. 49,897 -Treaday ¢ $7.95 Blouses, $6.20 eorgette Crepe Blouses, In white, flesh, bisque and navy. Hiue Bird No 49 890 Tuesca* ve $35.00 Dresses, $22.90 Misses Georgette and Silk Dresses in light and dark shades, sizes 14 to 18. Biue Firs No 49. 90° Tyeeday $10.50 Bed Sets, $7.90 Marseilles scalloped Bed Sets, 8&8 in) Only. x98 K . cm et Oper Ptirc! ; See ee lueaciay $3.50 Corsets, $2.90 Worcester Corss ts, medium “izes to iS. Rird No 49.003 Tuesday tins $4.00 Spreads, $3.20 Full size crochet spreads, Marseil- les patterns, hemmed. ss Blue Cinly Roval bust, Blue Bird Noa moa Puecadas $2.65 Corsets, $2.15. Bon Ton Front Lace Corsets, sizes 21 to LS. Blue Bird No. 49.905—Tuesday Only. $13.50 Beds, $9.90 All-steel Reds, in white, oxidized or Vernis Martin finish. Bird No, 49 907—Tuesday Only iu Rird Ne 49947 , $12.50 Hats, $9.40 $3.50 Chemise, $2.95 Leghorn, navy taffeta eombina Envelope Chemis: ' tions, maline and Georgette Hats. ehine, lace trimmed Blue Bird No. _49,908—Tuesdsv: Only Hird > ' , iy Ont $1.75 Fichues, $1.30 $7.50 Petticoats. $6.90 Net Fichues, ruffle trimmed, for Silk Jersev Petticoats. in a variets Summer dresses, of Blue Bird No, 49, 91)—Tueasday Only $1.75 Caps, $1.30 ahs Boudoir Caps, trimmed with dain tv lace, various styles. Blue Bird No 49. 915-—-Tuesdas $1.50 Ribbons, $1.15 Taffeta Ribbon in light and dark colors, Biue 2 erepe belie ral oom colors. tir ‘ 44 Toredey $3.95 Shirts, $2.80 Mien ‘« f ity ana Shirts. with Hi} ik stripe -_ e 7 eott eulfs (nis Blue Ttir tate tT sey $9.35 Shirts, $7.20 Men's ere? ile hine and eitk Shirt rt La der ; Rird No 49.815 1") ‘Is jeaclaw ©} 39c Handkerchiefs, 30c Biue Hird Ne 40.947 Men’s colored bordered silk Hand- $39.75 Suits, $31.80 kerchiefs. Men's and You cy Vien ‘« Blue Bird No 49. 017~—-Tvuesday Soring Suite, varie $1.19 Cases, 95c Stamped, hemetitehed Arne loped Pillow Cases, 36x42-in. Blue Bird No. 49 119--Tresd 1.95 Pillows, $1. Large filled Pillows, round 9o4n or ob Riue j runacde long shapes. $2.15 Knickers, $1.70 Biue Hird Na 40 ve enol cloth Knickers, In gray 25.00 Carriages, $19.80 | and tans, sizes Gto 18. * Reel Pullman ie 10 O50.-Tueeday Ons $10.00 Oxfords, $7.80 VYarions Women 's ime cer ()xtords full r Tie Th 0 $9.00 Pumps, $6.80 Bird Ni inne, estay On Women «a patent « quilt Kid € $11.95 Rugs. $8.80 nial l'un French heels Ox12-ft. Reversible Grass Rugs, all we iF . 9054 on color combinations $8.00 Shoes, $5.90 Bird No 49. 9°7T—Tuesdae Or fan's } Shoes in tan. $82.50 Rugs, $68.70 9x12-ft. Roval Wilton Rugs, good Mige Hird N 4 O57~-Tue selection. $45.00 Dresses, $ Biue Bird No 49.9°R—Tuesdav Only Women ‘s Dresses of all $7.50 Curtains, $5.90 silks for Summer Filet and Brussela Net Curtains, Niue: Bird No 49 959-——Toeedas 2% and 3 vards long. $5.00 Hats, $3.90 Blue Bird Ne 49.990—Tueeday Onts Mens Bonth (merican |‘FParnama 65c Cretonnes, 45c Hats Beautiful , range of patterns and colors Biue Bird No 48.03" .-Tuesday 1.25 Terry Cloth, 36-in. Terry Cloth Drapery. Bive Rird No. 48.034—-Tuceday 1.00 Drawers, Children's dimity Night Dresses, sizes 1 to 5S years. ‘ Blue mercy Ont ! atvles and materials, aca] Blue B 19 148. Tuesday © $7.50 Suits, $5.90 Rov. ‘ Shephe | cheek suite, ai7¢ G§& te 18 ‘% fyniy te Genuine (‘arriages, atvle, eolors. Biue Fired fh 4 Tiucete fimig hrow fi Soda Na. 4 $43.95 Bicycles, $37.80 Men's and Bieveles, equipped, tariouse eolors. Blu: Hove’ ile * oe Blue th and low {’ intmoetal « kid sf iy 00 pret ¥ Hird No 49,.960—Tueeday ‘Only $3.55 Suits, $2.80 Hove’ Wash Suits, in middva, ON vers and Junior Norfolka, sizes 2% to Y. es Hilue r4 No 49 947 Toeeeday Hie $7.50 Trousers, $4.90 Men's and men’s Trousers | | im plain and fancy worsteds, — | good (‘retonnes in a finiy Onty Only 5 teh) ne _ a a. ee Te ae 1-7 ot Tele a ee te Dene ok eee ERE ide ie taadeiing 0s sao So Soe > RR RR Rt na ey tS Ree IRR OA PU ETRY ALAR eit eI Li AOR A ETO IE MATER NOSE NE CRIMI Ah i RNR RE RN Km RTE DED AON RIOT NN RES NL RIL A ALI LL ROL AE PALE IEEE: NIELS AP TCC Tee ON A te re ner pe geer ¢

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(eran ARMY TO SELL CLO MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1919. ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH oS = J PS Lt ‘= a * * @ 4h & » 4s » ss Se ad sr ee & SBP “ ee, ee ee ee ee ee * «4% a 2 © renanaeee * & S oe" nae" e ee ewe se ec es Be Bee 8 sa = & es ne ke yawns ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1a stich ROOT BEER * A rich ‘ crusted J loaf; an ? opportunity to save; , ae 12-oz. loaf : = Country ‘Pab Wrapped; vo RYE) big loaf; mak —- ingg a gen- erous 1 - aa (Ie: slice. ittle cakes; “ine y oe Fedrage at “a ge? | ) for the kiddies: gro folks lik tine FiG BARS, ANIMAL CAKES, GRAHAMS ::.'" Delicious. ‘ote vg S meee per TOO’ BAB TARFY Avondale Bottle 8c |8c makes 5 ¢ JUICE 3"). 2d¢ 15¢ Pickles '°' Bottled bot, HIRE’S Per bottle... Logun- berry Asserted f{O¢cone TF [2c inegar ©. © 5 Se Jal Pimentos cone angen | Catsup Kitter’s whole ae wom ee ee FRESH-GRATED Bak ; No. team Uae fomato: bottle der D (Qt T. 15e 9 rei SAUCE Te The peer of all Summer beverages, Small 29 bast , ~ = and cer uniformly. satisfvin and neve Perrin’'s bottle C : RB . grows tire blend ot eas, eacd lar flavor OLIVES Diain: ee ee 1-02 cant 14-0z. eee inc ae Lard SUBSTITUTE 28c lard ronsiderably low er In price: MACAR Nior SPAGHETT id. wn — m eaualls Sealed Packages Hi CAKES, MARSHMALLOW COCOA GREAMS, VANILLA WAFERS, PER LB Fresh, crisp % SCOTCH ft Li iTge bottle MARSHMALLOW Hipelite’s; pint jar BaAhING POWDER; Rumford’s: pound can YEAST FOAM pkgs. for Moon Chop is a finest green and black s sfleejed for its particu- 4nd aroma. “4-lb. 15c V2-lb. 30c some Quar Call. Pint Call. whole gome, nou! ishing. appetiz.- ing dish tizing; the Durkee’s; med. size. 75ck Arse} Tr 27; cake Ac} Wide or CRISCO : ‘nine, Ib. ean 33¢ ’ ountry Club In tomato sauce age 4 wd serve uo” SPAGHETT CANTALGL Sound, TEXAS TOMATOES ©": per pan, an. 1 Ria ioe AS aee: Lh Ate OH AES | . _1I3c | KIDNEY BEANS eo - 45¢ | BLACK RASPBERRIES | JIFFY JELL| As! Ea 10°) Mait Nutrine rn Starch *™*°'' 8c@ CREME 28c i A.&H. SODA?" 9c) CHEESE (7° °° 990} MAZOLASS 1 aa 7 for ic} 8g C | _2he Sound exnemtion wo op fine fruit, standard cw e UPES | Geter voor 1 Oy per ) with the reali lice SALAD DRESSING; Dc i Brick; |b. NOODLES | 3c} or trving, short ke a wed Sound, ~ookers tender, for POTATOES Carrots {'°*" oe ae “15 Lbs. for 40c_ Radishes ei T0c Cabbage |... oot gag Young, tender, bie it bunches, 2 for. Big bune oy ‘an be served many bunches, 3 delictous ways, per doz Pink Alaska; of good quality: No. #1 tall can.. . ¢, BEE ~~ Extra © fancy. a at 45¢ 2c Flat ‘ 19 Sweet, Jule y dozer _ I 3c ' 4e NO oo he 8c Cove O Oysters ° 19 Per 13¢_ PILL BURY’S BRAN me ee BUTTER 57¢) for ick, STEAKS Crisp toast- ed; pkg Kelloge’s Corn Flakes nota no gi packag ‘12¢ FOOD, 9Ke.. 12¢ 7c ’ Golden Key, wWsSe where Wilson or Pet; baby vou would siez ment the fresh, tal) CBBS8.* M . ot Hundreds of Cool _” Ginghams Different Styles Inexpensive Wash that Summer lk roeks eool. 1 } Sinariness ana duintiest of +” Beautiful Tissues Fourt! ‘ '»>* Z , ail toi subtle Dresses thy kh xceptional Quality of Matertals and Many Vew and Make These Dees. ht. COOK COLOPTNYES, St. Louis Kansas City Cleveland Detroit Cincinnati Summer Frocks yj el) Chambray si onderful V alues mode] Possessing much sought after in as well as white. Printed Fotles airv——each fusfe so ‘ewest Sport Shirts Fashionable Stlks, Such New Dew-kist Silk, Silk Tricolette, Fan- ta-st, Paulette, Baro Never have Summer Skirts heen p new sport models are distinguished striking coloring—man\ splendid showing 2000 New White Washable Skirts de Chine their Third F! exclusive 33,95,35,56.95, as Kumst Kumsa, the nette Satin, Crepe WTS rettier or more fashionable. The by their smart simplieity and by one-of-a-kind models in this 7.95 oor A Sale of Sweaters Shetland and All-V¥ ool Slip-o nSweatersin Sport Colors—in Two Wonderful Groups: aiue in Stnart Stimmer Sw ~ yilor 5 Most unusual value in art Summer Sweate . shp-on stvles with or without sleeves: s; ‘ collars. V necks; also front-laced middy styles; plain and | faney weaves; bright sports colors as well as black and white every one 1s worth considerably : than these sale prices. : & °25.00 Special Purchase of Pure Silk Sweaters 19.75 First Floor iTerS eollars and 5 ! 00. Coat Styles W ondertul Lot of Garden “Flop” Hats Thes’ popular Garden Flops secured at price aud offered at a fraction of body Hats with trimmings of silk -stre colors. Clean-Up Sale of 500 200 Untrimmed Hats offered w or former prices—an absolute sacrifice in popular colors; no C. O. D.’s; no orders filled. tier thout Second Foo Values lo $77.50 & fe SILK DRESSES ) Silk ginghams, taffetas and Geor- gette combinations; about 50 Dresses in the lot: on sale while thev last Tuesday morning SUITS & CAPES a very specia! value—peanut amers; sport 1.00 Untrimmed Hats re gard Tn eost e; many styles mail or phone r Values to $25.00 eust 60 Suits and 37 Capes ina quick clean-up special—-serges, poplins, gabar- dines and novelties—while the lot lasts Tuesday morning. Third Floor a = ” 7 -_i Se ne =~. : 7 oe el ee ~~ -*- . OE IE A OO eR ont EE RS a - - - " . * + WASHINGTON, Db. c— 6,000,000 yards of textil disposed of by the War De ° through sealed bids on Jun *” materia! ranges from a re B8 % yards ‘of blact \lier 200,000 yards of | j a ticking. and includes cott ings. sheeting siteen, moh moleskin. «ray a outin and browr 1 ry ich, She'll Li You Bette Hot W ea Cloth All young men will pleus fact. in their memories, fo what we're talking about Girls like we cepa bss (‘oo Up-to Dateness in Sum while we ean't poattivel tee that thev'll go wild the first time don mer Suit, we can absoluf that YOUR yotng lady) mighty giad to voug for, remember, old man, the neighbors to know th a ‘‘regular’’ fellow, ane new tropical, with the & inside, vou look the that’s half the battle Tropical Worst Eureka Cool C Palm Beaches Mohairs *15 and More Stee | OLIVE and NI > You mer Our Voes Coffis have no superiors. W terma to We plete line of Hleetric power Washing Machis STEINME WASHING MAC 1104 Pine & OLIv &—673-—CE!} }

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- . : __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- » eee ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : —— ARMY TO SELL CLOTH. SAYS PFD CRASS SHON erage, $27,400,000; total, $8.830.000.- a! SAPP PNP RAPP APP PPPOE OPO P PEARED rrr AARP RAPAL oT | 000. ong ~ pomgger ee cage ea erage than Total Government, same period—| | , /UC ‘aras of textiles will be | Daily average, $44,700,000; total. | . a disposed of by the War Departmen: | $13,480.000.000. | Double — Double Kansas City Detroit wt + through benlod bids on June 18 The | Wit | COVER WARD} The militar y establishment for the r Eagle Eagle if material ranges from a remnant of | ‘period from April 6, 1917, to April | . . . 68% yards of black Albert twill to 2 1919 d 4 . ent of | Stamps d Cincinn t 4 a : , ov, , amounted to 64 per c | ‘ aS : St tam 8 att 5 = snag ae An and white | ‘| the total expenditures, Tuesday We Ve Give Eagle oe rapa —— Full Books for$ 2 in Cash Large st Distributors of . Merchandise T : | ee ee Oe SRirte Luingre ares ey | or $2.50 in Merchandise ew Restri | r uesda ings, sheeting. sateen, mohair serge, Dr. Livingston Farrand, SUCCES-|> ims easy to pay the Loftis way. Diamonds icled Articles Rasepted. at Retail in Missouri or the West. y | watches, jeweilrv at lowest prices. Attis | anne atts moleskin, gray duck, outing flannel| Sor to Davison as Active Head | firos. co. 2d floor. 308 N. Oth st—Ad¢. and brown denim. : ha , | in U. S., a Visitor Here. Gen. Petlura Has Resigned. WARSAW, Saturday, June 7.— The success or failure of the| Gen. Petlura, leader of the Ukranian | ; peasant army, has resigned his com- | League of Nations will not inter- niet, oe | Is} fere wtih the operations of the re-|™@nd, owing to events on the Polish | i: ‘cently organized League of Red and Bolshevik fronts, according to a : 19 S J Fe leiceains aiatianbih ciea win. ones eicinitie dee Aah eels tad } ; 5 a . 7 - = oo - ee em eee ee ee ee ee ~_—+ —— — — -- a — - — = . - - - - — — eee eee eee st eeeoeoeee eee * . “see@ree , [+ ¢eeee on . > “ aaa —_— - —_— -_— Te mm -~ > natrs es a — a - = — —- hi, ih f on 7 . > | $10.95 50-ft. section Garden Hose—* : mn. a" Sere = chairman of the Central Committee with couplings .......-..-...+0:: BN | Wash Boilers - , PY H . —s here today attending a conference. SAT : ee pe of the Southwestern Division at fo * Peale ty » aE $1.75 Mrs. Potts’ Sad Iron Set—3 irons, | Kinds, Pa ~ie h ds Henry 7 ern, sua AS), : | ! he best-known makes, enamel handie and stand...............-. RL .cbt) Made of heavy tin— r. Farrand, who succeeds enry | me | : | 5 “ , > : , $4.25 Ice Cream Freezers—4-qt. size. . 83.75 yr ith ad » avi«c Pe ‘i - ‘ 2. * 2 oF * te rr 1 uPe ” he Pema a. ' ined, O > > € S va, ‘ ~PaAc. . —— ape 68 u size, Wil stationary r. Davi _ _ the active head - ry a — ae : e | ae Slates i\ | i. * Ife i d ul int ) prices: 2.25 Stepladders — 6-ft size, with bucket ' wood handle and metallic. ae pha Red ‘, ross, or | A . Py inuinn 7h ange : Loni | \ ( Illinois—Overhead icers £18.50 | rest oe bottom. s re pies soto the Paris copferenc?| BM : es > O : Illinois—side icers $20.95 69c Certain-teed Polish—ready for use tie | 0 the international Red Cross. He | HA a : : NR in etek take alae creed - $10.95 Bench Wringers—-wili hoid two ftwbs, declared that the Red Cross league RE. wrt E = | Illinois—side icers........... . £0.59 ne eventually include every civil- | | Automatic—side icers........ #22.95 | $1.80 Folding Tables—well made...&1.29 Carpet Sweepers ee -ae at a ae : Wrst x | Automatic—side icers a $6 Gasoline Stoves—2-urner size... 85.19 $3.50 $2 R5 : : | ST | —* $1.85 Food or Vegetable Cutters—universal | Valu Powers. | Finite : \s j an | | | Automatic—side icers | catia 8 e135 ; pf ° Conditions in Europe. K . . S) ae > el 7 aaare | aibanesiell $1. 1§ 3.quart Royal steel enameled ave | jeouee > ied ln ad “The situation infurope as a re- eep it andy! = ed ——— : a” | amma lt of the . @ r¢ - : " 1 | ae | ready for use, sult of the‘war cannot be exaggerat The wise housewife keeps a few a 5 BBs \ $1.50 Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs—No. 3 $1.49 15,-quart Royal steel enameled ware ed,” Dr. Farrand said, ‘jand the Paris : P* cans of Carnatio n Milk on the conference recognized that ly size | Rice or Cereal Bollers........... 81.00 ) ieee ot ’ eo pantry shelf. It is all the milk $2.75 24-lb. Household Scales—scoop, $ R234 $1.08 3-quart Royal steel enameled Tea Washboards ee ee ee yp rfl supply needed for her home—rich, ; (f $3. 95 Bread Boxes—of heavy tin — white | Pots Soe 65c iidiie: miahion beanteal. have: pee’, sate, economical and wonder- : | ; Japanned w2.7 | $1.40 Old English Floor Wax—2. pound | 46c dovd, shanrGlens of what Gumsdives ts ~ ly convenient. a KES Se $1.25 Grass Catchers, for lawn mowers, )Se | ee Grades, the political world, the international eum’ eel tk, wench me foe. peer: Sonor 3 : Kt nell | —— 1 ee ee ee s1zZe— | $3.95 Aluminum ‘Drip Coffee Pos —good Brass Kind brand— Is — n-cGiy Baln RS. 81Ze =a | full size washboards and relief association ‘ Ds | of cream and Sterilized. c ociation formed at Paris will Jt solves the milk and cream question. ee $2.15 Lawn Sprinklers—revolving, 81.65 39c Grass Hooks—good steel blade—wood | well made. Il # , continue to function. Use Carnation in coffes, cocoa and tea c- = 5.0) —]- he ike “Disease is prevalent everywhere, ~—for cooking and baking—for drinking | | se \" ee sos ee $5.23 sce bans Sprays—rose spray i \\ \ Pe ame ° es, and every milk need. in continental Europe, and in many; 94 | AN | Tae >» an) rfer a few cans of Carnation Milk PAY LS \ ae on ad |) rbage Cans of the sufféxing countries it is at from your grocer and see for yourself. e ; j ) Present imposNble to combat sick-| Book af 100 Recipes Free on request. Write | 4 . , - Oo U B Cc tte l [ ness and nourish the starving popu-| Carnation Milk Products Co., "Chic ago, Til. : : \ ——— : C iy Wayne Electric Washing San kine type. Fe cles 00 ae $1 39 lation because ff a lack of agencies} | ae ———m” |: Eden Electric Washing Machines—cylinder type.. 8125.00 ) : Xemember, you ; : rare VIN v = | Made ef be H. f W ath —— which —e work can ve — — has Carnation : | a ome! BE] ' \AN \\¥) = “ . Thor Electric Washing Machines—cylinder type..#1225.00 ua a O C Cr acisios ae che Yasthear ime aoe | | | | | : Judd Electric Washing Machines—cradle type... $165.00 with amen. elsewhere in the Balkans the are | ae Et ate oa oe At | Y /A\\\We —— ) ein , ¢| ee ce) eae | JAR \\ Duplex Fireless Cookers—all sizes... . 813.50 to 838.50 Mins —_ practically no doctors or medicines. | ; Quick Meal Blue Enamel Gas Ranges. $59.40 to $933.50 o ¢ Clothes Tey yin for gg a ge Bridge & Beach Combination Ranges. ..8100 to 8170.00 - Electric lrons American e ross, how- , , Bind = ied ever, does hot prepose to carry on | Seller’s Kitchen Cabinets—porcelain top—with aluminum ee 3. 95 All young ¢nen will pleise put this |; this relief work fn Europe by itself. | ware set | fact in their memories, for we know || Instead, at the request of the suffer- | Seller’s Kitchen Cabinets—porcelain top—with :luminum Prisill brand, com- what we're talking about. ing countries, we propose to lend our | ware set ° eeevees ees BO8.05 plete with cord and plug. ' assistance in organizing Red Cross | | Special values. Girls like Lightness, Coolness and |) societies in the countries now lack- | er ee nis (oe Up-to Dateness in Summer, and ing them. Pending the withdrawal | Basement Gallery tee that they Il go wild over you |! active part in relief work. in some | the first ‘time you don your Sum- || pniaces supplying foodstuffs to the | mer Suit, we can absolutely state |) people. that YOUR young lady will be J) «ye americdh Red Cross has! get _— to a you Soap oe been revolutionized by the war and | ee ees Swe wants its future activities in America will the neighbors to know that you are J}), ony a much broader scale than a ‘‘regular’’ fellow, and in’ your rages. | ; : =. ; . ever before. The chapter organiza- new tropical, with the Steer label ; SL RARITY & | ee ee Be 6h nt ene tions will very likely be retained and | x nyg p: : an active campaign in the interest of that’s half the battle. ah public health be carried on con- l., ee ues stantly. Tropieal Worsteds | ““Nursing facilities will be provid- - 7 ~ ed and trained workers kept in| Kureka Cool Cloths ‘readiness to answer distress calls re- P R sulting from disaster’ or epidemics.” aim bHeaecnes Dr. Farrand was formerly presi- M Sire dent of Colorado University.. Two OnaITS years ago he went to France as di- e ! s Ton (olars rector of the -American Commission $ for the Prevention of Tuberculosis. | OLDEST BRAND IN AMERICA Births Decline: Deaths Increase. Dh te tle tat ann older enh ~~. ——— oe ee pa rate from the effects of disease. In- § easily COli- ie -adequate methods of providing for § : new-born children constitute a men- f |! | trolled fuel: ace to the coming _-generation, he '§ | @LIVE and NINTH | me ane pots eles n ee ee - said. | The conference of the Red Cross. q@ In any furnace you can | Southwestern Division will continue regulate this fuel to burn as ‘all day and will be fMllowed by a & briskly, or to smoulder. as /mass meeting at the Odeon this eve- slowly as you may desire. ' ning, at which addresses will be You get MORE HEAT per | made by Dr. Farrand, Walling, Mrs. ton—so it is the most econom1- |Frank V. Hammar, chairman of the'|! cal fuel—and it burns with no St. Louis chapter, who recently re- Hii soot. no smoke, no odors, no _turned from the Paris conference, J dirt, and almost no ashes. For and other Red Cross officials. next winter, buy YOUR DRUGGIST will receive vour Want Ads for the Post-Dispatch at the same rates charged at the main rhea Mi vid — Hie sells other things than medicine. Look around. Fikhorn-Laclede $7.75 | U.S. ARMY IN WORLD WAR St) Louls By-Product $9.50 COST FOURTEEN BILLIONS Per ton in full loads. Our Voss and Coffield Electric have no superiors. We will make [| war siteinaitins Gives Figures From Order from your dealer terms to suit you. We carry acom- First of July, 1918, Up to plete line of Electric and Water April 30. Buy NOW; prices will advance power Washing Machines. WASHINGTON, June 16.—Figures M. W. WARREN COKE CoO. prepared by the War Department Distributors FY AA FY r R show that for the period from July ST E I 1, 1918, to April 30, 1919, the average d.ily expenditures of the military es- WASHING MACHINE CO. tablishment were $27,400,000, or : more than one-half of the average 1104 Pine St. daily expenditures for all govern- OLIVE—673—CENTRAL mental purposes, including the mili-— tary establishment, which were $44,- . ~ te Pam ~ bt a ee OA, i PEO ews « «= oo @ se CE RAINE tS ~~ = * Ae ee Fane Pa A : 7 — RRA poy. ~ ee Soy WEEE a - - e ml vee : : o a ieee ara The karnak quality Rugs, Size 11.3x12-ft. Rugs in é ‘hoice patterns and colors. woven in. reproductions of | choice patte : ! SSeS 7 he R | Come in deep lustrous pile, . ral o ° the genuine Persian Rugs. | in the wanted patterns. Come m handsome pastel | ° Splendid values and Rugs Ds shadeg in the 9x12-ft. size. that will give lasting service. Set sa $ Od) of 6. Axminster Rug’ S at $35 © et Se eee made on A good selection of choice designs in shades of old rose, brown and with attractive floral cutting; GQ, tan, in small chintz desighs, and medallion and conventional figures. 12 and 14-oz. sizes. Just a lim- Size 8.3x10.6 feet. Fourth Flver ited quantity. Fifth Floor ** a ee a a Bedroom Suites A Special $ Value at... | , \ %) OFZ | @ One of the most appreciated wedding gifts is aS Nh J | | furniture—that is, furniture of beauty and quality. This Bedroom Set meets both of these re quire- yl 1 | i 4 $45.00 Bicycles ee eee 2 E ? HH Special Tuesday at ——— « 100,000. Gas, Steam, Of] and Water Pipe, A table has been prepared for the thoroughly overhauled with purpose of showing the relation of new threads’ and = couplings, 'the direct war costs to the total Gov- guaranteed In first-class condi- —_— — = tion at a ernmental expenditures from April 6, (1917, to April 30, 1919. It shows that SAVING of about 30% the costs of the military establish- [@ ? ment for that penod were $13,930,- 090.000, and the total Government * s y | expenditures, including the costs of lady Au EK m the military establishment, $21,850,- p asing Layer Cake , 000000. Regular T5e value. White layers Leans to the allies, transactions in Our. high-class rejuvenated filled with fruit and nuts In ce the principal of the debt, and the WELL CASINGS with new Vea eae eee eee PPP BREE ERE RERERRLELELECEEE EEE EDESEE ECE ETELELEL EE LELESLLEE EEE E ECR oa"a?a" eae wes" o eee These Bicycles finished in brown mahogany; | Steel Bed Springs, im ful ’ Ag > wR a office use These are the I mer- size only; finished * Si, 45 Stvles for boys and girls, with coaster brakegand guaranteed son oscillating fans and are fitted || im gray enamel . tires; red enamel! frames. f | with cord and plug. $1.50 Tennis Rackets, stron ut A. O-inch a. c. .... 822.50 $2.50 Tennis Rackets, ash frame.......... ! Ep | ond... 7 . $3.00 Tennis Rackets, well made 81.95 - a ha. ¢. .:..4 ro Dining-Room an ultes Championship Tennis Balls, each 16-inch a. ¢. .... 852.00 | ae 3 | 9.niece Suites in the William and Mary ers F. & B. Special Golf Clubs, Drivers, Brassies or Irons, —— . ¢ bir ~ : xe Soe . sign. Of solid oak, in the Jacobean finish—60- i each... . a= 12-inch 826.75 | Geig Bags, tan canvas, ball * ese. oe Oy 16-inch d. .c. 1 881.00 | huffet, 54-inch table, china cabinet and six chairs, with | Se oor ae a te Other Golf Bags priced up £15.00 | . Colonel Golf Balls, Arch or ‘creacabt. 60c values, each, 50c 10-inch a. ¢. or d.c., Bah genuine leather seats; complete set, priced $195 BE. veenec segs eos aah ey em ames rents (am j Second Floor | rite Fleor | ——_— licious marshmallow teing. A tire We. 8 . aid from ostal threads and couplings will cat te pesto posta. expenses pa r post: ‘ a reventes are not included In the tab- your cost just about in half. distinct periods are as follows: . ' Old Fashioned Military establishment, April 6, for Immediate Delivery. | Chocolates erage, $8.0,000; total, $76,000,000. if shipment does not meet ' | with your approval, you have ; ’ ood ness d at price you iu P] . Values i; be <4 fea oe oy See pounds. | Daily avetage, $2,000,000; total, and “ . will pay freight a) $25.00 bia 40c a Pound mB | $170,000,000 charges both) ways. 1} ee | ' ! ’ in a quick HE . | 1917, June 30 1918—Daily average, Jos. Greenspon s Sons ins, gabar- We ¥ ‘ B GH $15,100,000; tora}, $5,530,000. Total iron and Steel. Co. ne lot lasts We | ; ' Mcrae $22,500,008; total, $8,200,000,- 70 Branch 8t. P 000 ST. LOUIS, MO. Tuesday | : | : War ation ‘ ficures covering three Onty Stic Each ae res = Carload Shipment or Less 1917, to Tune 30, 1¥17—Daily av- er of ut- . One mouthful efter another of Total Government, same period— the priviles at returning it. Military ettablishment, July Government, sane period, daily av- oor. | ia | | Military establxhment, July 1, nm “ROCUBT.ST, | 1918;"to April 30, 1919—Daily av-| a eee ae SL a ee 4 : os “" “eae” rea SY, Fe DERE BLELALEARBRALE ARAL AEE ES SE OE renonanonrenngpennaseeveeeeee vO OU RURERERAALELAARLAL LAL il

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1919. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH q Sten Scene aE when Matteson fell overhboard and Dalton avenue, and Nickolas Privas, on other occasions he had simuiate POR NESS +. 9 y ‘xtras” containin the | a ee ae, : a oe , > mn — rd ou sw of the wuce : | FIGHBORS CFE ROBBERS STUDENT IN H(ILISE was swept away by the current His 1, rab hyd Sha geora : = a ee 4 j drews boy reaches 1e@ piace alter Ae . . . + news of the successful nonstop trans- body was not recovered Hie was an © ' ' atlantic flight of the British plan employe of the Busch-Sulzer Bros, the drown and dived for the body The quick, efficient and tnex; in joints or Chicago Newspaper Delivers Story of | piloted by Capt. Alcock were carried Deisel Engine Co in 12 te et of wate! The compan- way to We a oe - — os . = : ) Ppa aetna henge an Bibs ‘tne ani " ‘ing. selling. renting. exchanging, . 7 Alcoc Success by Alr. SE ET aI “ore The bhodyv of J: 1 Hopkin ° ys of voune oO ins said they did buying me. dber ae Ak Lal hk ~ u CSS : ‘© Kankakee and Aurora, Ill cone = ; oh rs AE Set | Kc DK T : | 12 . mae & Ng cian ecause te through Post-Dispnats h W LNTS muscles. Pive a os vears old, of Hradley avenue, not , eh J ao j té ‘7 Pre a * : 9 ~ By the Associa | 3 plane reached Kankakee in 80 min- ; :; — CHICAGO, June 16.—-Night liv | i who was drowned Saturday after- : 2 ; ee utes. a rriving at 8-20 Noor in rp = ! oo © See Our Special Section in Your Sunday Post-Dispatch y Sian cepa W about 500 pounds, loaded it into the His companions were Donald Con- lem here parents / automobile and drove off rad, ii healed old of 6735 Mitchell tf Policemen investigating the rob- avenue, and Donald,Sharpe of 3520 use tea or CO ec, , beryv found Andrew Dandelion, por ee ; All ia were mem- ’t Miss This O ity f Free D nstration of ® lil San c | Stores. Johnson Tt Don’t Miss This Opportunity for a Free Demons ni é Rake Vince Goeke ie ese, ‘ amen. Bagetty ~ rt, FHP ashing an a ee aes Wringing Machi Sere lucas avenus Mail It Today or Phone cra’ se: mY alae Be ihvtt ROE oe, fl 2 which they are well ter in the saloon, asleep in a rg0m jery of the Alpha Sigma Lambda bar. They woke him High School. adjoining the fraternity ; entra] aware the children up. He said he had not been dis- They went to Elsah Saturday after: turbed by the intrusion of the rob- noon for a house party, acompanied ° ‘ should not drink. bers by three “e] Ze i rh girls in Samuel Lee, druggist, 1056 Grand chaperoned by Mrs. Norvelle Sharp: View place, and Max Kopman, 6071 mye girig wer Horath ‘annare : he tel . Wise avenue. who saw the quartet Maplewood: Leona Slawso 10 said it was too dark to get a good Wastminete: nis ce and ‘irgini description of the men They said MacDonald 4340 Marviand avenue. they did not interfere because they The companions of Kelle believed the ' were c ahh on , ai " rages indy saadescigh d they were swimming near the cente! with the place and. did not know ae ; a anal ‘ ' of the rive having left nelley neat they “vere robbers until later : , a a the shore because Ne “ould not The safe contained roll ( ash / } 2 . ° heard swim. when they thought thes in Libertv Bonds. 350 "" SY an t) OH in War him cry for he They saw him solves the problem. POR ree hy mda for $50. standing in wa Waist deep and though he vas not In dange! Policemen Raid Garage 3 | ts d rarTage. Shor ’ after ard he had disayp- * 7 . This delicious cereal Ce ee ee eee AV: | coded. Kelley was a son: of Joht enue Station, following a telephone | 1 Kellev. a Wabash Railroad em drink is free from message from an unidentified woman niove vesterday that they would find stolen Man Drowned Saturday caffeine, and CoMn- property in a garage in the rear of 1 ais learned vesterda\ tel Wi] 4209 Washington bhoulevard. broke ) 1 Mattesor 32 vears old. of : + lace ; Ount Ir auto liam . MM; n, ars tains nothing but into the place and four 1 four aut eu ET woke wan aroun mobile license plates, which had been , aft- healtht ul oodness taktn from stolen a ittomobiles. and iti the Mississipp) inte Saturday . ¢ , erncon when he fell from a motor a quantity of groceries which had ~ p~| .. Ta : craic 998 PINE. ST. The Following Dealers Can Also Supply You VORTHWEST WEST least St. Louis Light & Power Co,, j P - Wittker Hdw. & Supply Co., a = —— 7 Collinsville Avy. serugeaes-Vandervoort-Harnceyr +>e : > ‘ = ‘Imar eTuse . =S45 N. Market St. : Hroderickh Eileetrie Co., Sch Bros. Hardware Co VORTH the teed Broadway and Coll i at a W. EF. Godfrey rank L. Sehaab Stove Co.,, ay and Collinsville Avy, Inton Polectrie Light A Power Co, sete N. Brondwar eo22-24 §. Broadway Dennix Bros., Granite City, af (ENTRAL y+) : ‘ : : . Juxrar iA niles : sy ¢} heen on an automobile delivery truck boat near Riverside, - miles SOutn Let the children drink stolen Thursday = of St. Louis lie had started down- ¢ stream on an outin with Edward 7 ’ Vehne Parrott, 23 vears old.' of t t 3923 VicPher mn ave ' hai? Schwecke wiho resides in a house —O e W an . 923A McPherson avenue, a chatuf- °* 7 , 9 Sour, Es Gi reneen aret Wan iden tihed | POR RE ee eee ana ener con Bl tlle lle leseeeleeieieteseseseseetesseielite ees Aes ome a reas 72 bv Mrs. Kate Sigafoose of the Wash grounded on aA Samra bar ana ti¢ ‘nh tT Liy ty 4 " ~ roy > +? Ms trempting te | The Soap to Shave, ington avenue address as the ryan) mien re a to whom she had rented the garage Bathe and Shampoo, the ®& " eet ae | ee Ointment to heal Capt. Schoppe said that Parrott ‘ "Teen: tragvank. mie creamy emolhents soothe and heal ecrema* rashes. stopitching, cleat the skinof pimples, t scalp of dana: the hands of char and sores. Also for cuts, wounds, sting of insects, sunburn or windburn Bhave with Cuticvra | The Healthy Up te Cutienra Wary Ng mug. nosiumy nm geTree rio free - ke! . no weete, no ivrite tien even ie . » > * - t aks Dee 5 RS “i P * 4 2 ere - Aue Tae ‘ é Pa getty eee ha SP cet 1 A nl TBE . + Paes, Sap : ms om Sen ee as oar , : Pe Cri ae admitted that he was a member of a gang“w hich had been stealing auto- mobiles and gave the names of oth- 4 ers he said were implicated (in his ' Statement, George V. Clement. 23. of 4650A Evans avenue,-proprietor of a garage at 7410 Theresa avenue, was daily. Ove semp for «i ore sharing, 74 | arrested. In his room were two sacks enera of flour and a sack of sugar, which : *~ i) he said he had bought from Parrott i g d Py | Capt. Schoppe said other arrest: id ¥ Cire would be made as a result of Par r O as al rott's statement. Two of the automobile license h L) ost T SMa TPO 1g \oUves retor eClicvenes, mot te You army men know what General plates were from the car of J Y 43 of valine in promoting shin por'ty and heaith, 2) ° , Ge 8 , > 9 P e ° oO ry D t ene ta. frerzrant c's et odes Orders” are. You were up against a Trotter. 5604 Waterman avenue. a SS fresrent oe ze aes “=o. ©." at every turn. which was stolen from Ninth and Olive streets, June 2 Another was , ‘ - i | ie And you are not going to escape from the car of James Belter of 1429 1D) j Or’ 3} \ \V HI Or q| T CS ih) . . : ) | \ \\7 \ | ia ‘ “General Orders’ just because you |Chestnut street, which was stolen It | Gil | V { ate y | (II ‘all he KW . are back in civil life. June 3. The ownership of the fourth GS) AWY \ I's ait plate has not been established. They are not the military kind. They The groceries were from a truck are the “General Orders” of the com- belonging to the Barkley & Dub.) ° mander Providence. Grocery Co,, 910 North King’s high- ) nh W O 1g a ow roups way. which was stolen from in front d, The first of these “G. O.’s“ is “Pru- of 5254 Waterman asyenue Thursen ( - . dence.” when a driver was making a deli. oo ) as ' ae ‘arate ars | e Hundreds and hundreds of these cool Summer Waists— Prudence decrees hat today you The truck was recovered in an al must provide for tomorrow. You can- ley in the rear of 4309 Maryland not know what tomorrow holds. But avenue, but the groceries valued at | Sr : “ £00, which had been in it. had Heen tt ea od er ° . a day's ewer =O B mercantile cav- Highwaymen in Silk Shirts. | Ete , “4 |] lhe eo BVas2s8 x | oe ae the pte Hi ings Account can look at the future nt. wether wre ain eilk ~how ll this SCUSOTL al po The riees and VOurw) me Tore = ¢ r | ry i} me perien any of ese symptoms 8 Hot-weather highwaymen in. silk ’ : | ; . " : -* , : . - , . - unafraid. shirts held up and robbed Oscar aes ‘ne, : ; : , , ; Bee TT ti our dr Stroh, 1437A Montcjair avenue. in ; ' ' than pleased with the really ne values to he had It) this sale. , | ane bye f the pure OF front of 4227 Labadie avenue, early ; ‘aa Oil a today. They obtained 54 cents for Ss a i pr ed Tresh ever} uth fro : . Viere ie I tile their trouble Neither wore coats, hes Tr mC An ae . i -- I ohare as Pe b Stroh told policemen, but both) had ; , pats | \ \ ]/ J mt } /| : th revolvers ” , — ~ = NS sj | A 1 {LA wy 4s | an (| } } at — =" Ne ee Trust Company John B. Hatfield, 2303 Rremen enue, told police vesterday his poc! — . . = I ’ . . ' Fighth and Locust—to St. Charles had been picked of a purse and ol | BACK LIKE A BOARD? ITS YOUR KIDNEYS _© - ' , eet > “~ every one beamie with Freshness shad newness, " while he was a passenger on a crowd Member ed Broadway car : . \ ——— — ww . \ . » ‘oO . hr ) F ; cy fevryp crs re y « \ ‘ } ‘ b Federal Reserve System. Burglars : roke into 1 gar | | ‘on ATTICS Sundav night if a search tor ‘tires ' Pigs i U. S. Government Protection. ag yee’ a “SY 4) : | {0 and other accessories In the garage of Frederick ae ’ AF i ee ; > Judson, 3733 Washington boulevar , the burglars re apparently fright ened away before thes, had time | ie Ck 30% _ ' = 2s | / + . dismantle the machine Thev o CA fie Sa one - . : '? tained nothing Krom: the garage F ~U*- ‘ \ it ‘ } et E as Leonard Cohbine. 3209 Olive street thieves took two tires; from the ga- : ' "y a 4 ‘4 ‘ ‘eld 37 Nor | [2 Vatues . ; ruge of Louis Feldman, 1437 North = ea! ; . Grand avenue, two tires, and fron, (2 W ‘ the Riddle Bros. garage, 1064 Ho lo os 9 — a a 1 yr . ’ ‘ ’ 12; ; ’ we. 1 ‘Oo tires . ' . , pope . >= ‘Tt j . . ’ : \ Sk RIT) Al TO-THEFT SIGNAL gars aiieee hed fae ; to] Every stvle that IS Wanted in waists o1 voile and oO} arcade ‘“.) Phe eolor assortment is @ CTV TOMALES urge ir Wailsts Se@! We tnow ef no enffere: from Pe ‘ ‘ ats i oOmo les ‘ePported esfolen last ‘ .. . ores ; 7 : - : V }! WR “& \ }? night belonged to Niilton \] \lathis VW it] he found 1h) this sale. All the new neck and sleeve effects; ] . i these prices li ePTe are mein ie need the simpie wash D 2 M1 ‘ Math! ; —— — , ' d not feei immediateiy th 0. ( 6282 Cates avenue; Benjamin FE, latest collar designs and the most desired trimmings ‘It stripes and delighttul color combinations. @erfully seo a pee ry rly calm, coo! sensation that Bradley, Monair Hote! Jacob Levy, \" ‘t Se, - ens "7 ¢ PWhentheitchistakenaway Thieee VEANS PEACL OF VIND 4663 Evans avenue, and Jacob H. ing Wee) penetrates the pores. gi Liederman, 6615 Waterman avenue. instant reiief from tne moet dictr WHEREVER YOU A RE Burglars in the saloon of Carson th oO *liseases Atk as about it Oldani, 6833 Manchester avenue. %. 60¢ and $1 @ , yesterday helped themselves to * 7 CARE A A LTE EIT ‘liquors and carried away $11 worth, rs, er eee as ress Sale ew Was irts | daz At the tailor shop of Louis Berese ' ; ie l | 5 . otio for Ski n Dis 1305 Goodfellow avenue. burglars All Accessory Dealers Sell Them a pire Shao penmemew #4 frome : eer Tomorrow we are offering a large assortment of Whit ree abi lune © Figured and Striped V oiles Wash Gabardine Skirts at S2.95. TECTION revisons Blue Black Writing Finia ; : You wil] lind these to be exceptional- Re “A fluid for writing that’s sininlyv de- ° ° e : ee i ane ie tee nace apy 4 Ginghams in Plaids and Checks lv fine values, and every woman who ") c urnish lis , 7 | v \ Isin need of rood. serviceable W 1) ” @ ae a RS ae nanny peaneoes guarantee certifi- | 7 sf , eu a % ‘ VICC wot a ee Overs SEiaree COA YOUTH, 17, . TAKES POISON : iy) Skirt should attend this sale tomor- load of genuine ‘ Ideally sheer and cool are these Srae ie | | <2. ee William Erbsr ; years old. a ~ + }° ° aF ; ‘ ‘| ‘ — ot Of rOW, here are also \ al fle cloth and PAROS" O*" 00% WMteran tm tS ee OIRO ee mee) bookkeeper, 3520 South Jefferson SUMMe rocks Of gingham ane | Res s ne ' ; Ree said Saflks ee beers de ai &) a : 1 , 2 ie honeveomb Skirts, with, a variety of avenue, was found unconscious in striped voile. They are shown tn a three inches of water in a bath tub A SG | ° . 7 - s BFS Spd ety - ‘ice go ‘ " + T - . ey TEIGLER GUARANTEE ie 4 at his home when police broke in variety of-checks and plaids with oO, por ket and belt effects. at 12:10 a T)) vesterday., after ne a ¢ ; . a | | 7 xe y re a ri E ve | destrians passing the house had told fashion s newest trimmings, it) ie : S ilk S Ski fof hearing moans se) collars. cuffs and sashes are stPong]s ie Te — ake ak ek ee en S mphi ISIze « this SCaSOT, and are | a ' The: — ee : de" elope bg baronetts, isha * -— potion. Thd web wine at home. Rai erally shown in this sale....... Values to S15 Georgette, tricolette, panlette sik poplin, taffeta, satin, fan-t-s atives fold police when they left at : and kumsi kimsa. surely ne OMe could desrpe » better selection in lbs health and gg Now is the time to buy wash dresses, and at this greativ reduced price a materials than thas rs no mention of intending to end his every woman and miss should buy all the froeks now that she wil! ed for $ = $ Q) ~ life His condition is serious the rest of the Summer. o . y 5 Dress Seetron hird Floor. ~ Fourth Floor. Save the price of new acreens. Paint 22% O° Oo oD , —-s © @'y the old ones with Phelan-Faust aus Geliacryluetial) | gdolialnQedeotser ig Brightlac wereee Paint. Ask dealee re \ Ady, G EEE THOMAS W. GARLAND _ 409-11-13 Bragdway—— v

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LP TO Oe tee ON Ok NT RI IE SAT Se ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 16. 1919. fe i _tendered his resignation to be effes- | ? RENESS y IN FRAIL : ! tive July 1, when he will ‘lke po- | Third Baptist Church. The Rev. Mr. | was chosen for pastor of the Cen- . f : a j | ‘sition in the sales department of an| Allison, who was pastor of the First/ tral Church following Dr. William- electrical goods house. | Christian Church of East St. Louis,' son's death in August, 1918. in joints or jf Silas oe rionk te site| ye scles;give a . (POLAS NEED FOR LAWN (FETE wcocee cess PRICES wut sovance IF promsirion TSROARWRY from active religious duties, and that he believed there was a place in AND MORGAN ‘ q secular life for spiritual labors. sk massage” : PHOSPHATE | 1} Alf MILK FIND The Central Church was organ- E | t IS RESCINDED : ' ' 3 oe | ized by the late Dr. W. J. William- qua O h— ) : ' ‘Nothing Like Wiatis ele to oe J SKIR TS % Put on Firm, Healthy Flesh an | KS VAPOR a Sieve Fyn "| Affair Will Be Given at \\ Aol Iz lbs. of sugar N it Hl () LSO N s $3 to $5 Values BODYGUARD” -30F. 608. 4 5 Judging from the countless prepara- Home of D. R. Francis on ‘ so = \ fione and treatrnents which are continu- BREE PARES giiv being advertised for the purpose of Wednesday Evening; Ad- ) THE BEST GROCERIES SINCE ' making thin people fleshy, developing ° , SACCHARIN ki tiny tylp a t] thousand of me ind — } see rege ig ite igs ce sehcgs sstates rimmed — ; Ticty fa! yr eve Anise ees Pecaem — GIRLS WII I SELL QUICK RELIEF « Wy a 500 times sweeter than sugar i ORE BE CREM 1. nae tes y , . t h Thinness and weakness are often due NO ACETANILIDE Me 2 boxes for 15¢ Boa, hw . ; ; : , : m4 , ad nerve: (1) 0Ale “he nd . ‘ : - OnS OF e" o : ispa Cc to starve rves r bodies need more AT VARIOUS BOOTHS E A foal E Sg ~, ib. Equivalent to 3 Ibs. of sugar for sweetening ff. y. os 7 : a RE, Sa ix % ' : See phosphate than is contained in modern ng foods. Physicians claim there {is nothing tea, coffee and foods. 100 tablets to a box ——/ -— R | “ , H gl ¥ " —————— : ; ant y s . . 5 and . y " j Tickets for the lawn fete 4t the home of LD. R.: Francis, Maryland and Newstead avenues, Wednesday evening, are being sold rapidly If those wishing tt» go will notify Mrs. yl irgfuerite hiopkKInNs, o0Ue Water- /\ lliida th \ mailed to them and thev will avoid F . . : ry. § ff oun n delav at the gate One ticket, cost- p ld avenue, their tickets will he 4 PON . x. ¢ ) SRR S00 S88) Ue eee | Sir tioning of a sketch by Carlisle Mar creamy emollients soothe : | pit tin and the sale of two original hich-grade Rrooma&; made . ' yt) rT and heal eczemas and ‘Yas : . 200 hig shes atontechineg.cléear : cartoons by D. R. Fitzpatrick, both A “s of good quality eres Ce ae artists on the Post-Dispatch staff - ' ; 5 : ie nen eg the skinof pimples, the vf ‘ | renee C . Ly ' a 7 ta h . -~ 4 The Countrv Store boot role scalp of dandruff and un th J ises j world of fun. and “havseed”™ the hands of chaps ses a wo f fun, a lay stunts by the country characters in 4 x / , . and sores. Also for | : : as | - YY / | cuts. wounds. stings , attendance will tend to keep merr:- | & My LF yr —, J ; . 6443 Aone ‘ / . ; ofinsects sunburm \ ment at its height = - y/ 7 i , re , e ial ys Ahi \ = init . are ae 2% L or windburn , The Military booth, which will sei] { a Uff, ; Sees with Cotienra novelties, and the ‘Hot Dog’ and P | Diag bee penny ha bevo booth, as well as the military No mug.nosiimy soap, (/ band, will nay special attention to 5 ; { f no germs, no free a) ee" Se | engldieare an, pie nala. ks!) no waste, no irritationeven when shaved trice the returned soldier and iheir rela ily. One amp Ser nll anne ehaving, bathing, tives, and a lively rivalry between | f mpoong. Lc es reror etliciency, not to speak ‘ , ae Tr ie veces, is Sagar skin punmty and heaith, due these attr act lOnsS is eX per Led iS edt h ‘ - . j This Low ag oe at to ite teate, fragrant ‘uticura medication. aw uneed it ‘xpects ‘ "ica ’ . | : , i 0 to Miss iere Boap, Olntment, Talcum Z5c. each. Sold everywhere axe Been BRNO NES) . at -expect to Fain ‘ Vent gee oe in the lot ~ A are over i200 pairs in the 10t, the larger amount for the habies patent. tan, ehoeo Sunday ~ Post-Dispatch gave a list ! sf late and kid leath —— ol the society women who are ers in a Variety ol BACK LIKE A patronesses of the benefit, with a § | y | ‘ | “4 VU: «4 | partial list of those to be in at- § . oo a styles; high © ; | tendance at the various booths. The | be : or low heels BOARD ? IT S ' complete list of booth attendants will | | | | - choose i ' be printed later . “4 fron 7 om ’ , — - . , ; ey : oye YOUR KIDNEYS S In addition to the Weather Bird, | : ‘ | f F # cae ts “ military and country booths already JB} Those who sailed AaWaAaAV fo the bhattlefie ds 0 rancé There's no use suffering from the referred to, there will be stands @ | 1 ’ ° awful agony of lame back, Don’t | where all sorts of cooling and re- fi were not the ones who talked of the Salvation Army. Wait till it ‘‘passes off.’’. It only freshing drinks, cigarettes, candies | fomes back. kind the cause and stop) and good things to eat can be ob . : x | A h : it. Diseased conditions of kidneys, tained : The stories of the bravest and most kindly human are usually indicated by stiff, lame Three hundred thousand American J ‘ hack, wrenching pains, which are na-| babies die every’ year, the majority 9} service of OUT times fell from the lips of the veterans ture s signais for help! of them for want of pure, wholesome | Here's the remedy. When you ex-| milk and ice to keep it sweet. The who returned 7 Perience-any of these symptoms, get) city of St. Louis has always gone | ze at a a re your 8 ie “over the top’’ in all its war activi- ' , and get a box of the pure original | ties and her Victory celebration was | ° h K , . ¢ VOL) MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules, & t e OYS, ey now 75¢ Sheeting ; second to none Now, let us all join te tresh everv month from the forces: to give the babies a Victory laboratories in Haarlem, Holland.; .... ang hold -in check the infan | . ° ° ° : . a ¥ bien el re | Silsl aol couyte thin; they in-| 7°" Sriies the susanech Sau | This same sort of service daily 1s being rendered in 2 eae eee 59c mortality during the summer months, Stlantiv attack ‘the polsonous germs ‘or the babies of today will be the , ‘ _— : lbciing your system and bring quiek |e, and women of tomorrow. Or. fi the age-long and never ending battle of life. [he recruits “oe der vour tickets now and assure ‘ ° ° . . re been helping the sick. Why not | Yourself of a pleasant evening, as from the villages and farms who miss finding a place in have been hi png the sick, Whv not ' : . : well as providing milk and ice fo Bien Sold everrmere by re-| Come tenement child i our great city, the cast-offs of industry, girls betrayed, WG esc. [23¢e§ 18c Toweling druggist n sealed packages. Bet helps Ask for “Goud RURAL EDITOR ARRESTED HERE: the old and the infirm—these find a home and comfort BGOLD MuDAL" is on the box—| GAN'TPRODUGE CONTEST PRIZE Bi) with the Salvation Army. $2 Silk Shirtings Flat River’ Became Untenable When | ite crepes en | ‘ . ash That Winner Failed to Receive Auto- You do not know this work in elegant homes, in ‘clubs a e And tue - mobile Promised by Solicitor. The trials and tribulations of a or in the busy marts of trade. The Salvation Army | eis $1 00 , | country editor were vividly related to 4 Itch Away day by Narre C. La Chance, 48 years workers are back with the fallen. You must learn of it old, after his arrest at the Laclede } . . Hiotel, where he has been residing - trom the Wear°ryv and the wounded. | & erge ior waists sel 4 We know ef no enufferer from Fcrema The arrést was made on a message : , wt nef checks. plain colors, _ Whoecveg used the simple wash D. D. D. from the authorities of Fiat River, §| TH H { d I) |. ' ¢ Rin a | Sed didnot feel immediately that won- Mo., who said they held a warrant A re Vou a member of the ace unare Ollaf&r sd’ acclen: wiih tien del | @erfully calm, coo! sensation that comes for La Chance, charging him with J ~ ” : ‘ . 3 - x tAgle Phen the itch is takenaway. This sooth- obtaining money by false pretenses : Clubr A mM an 1S a member VW ho has r1\ Cn $300 Co the. : . ee ose e. t ing wash penetrates the pores, giving La Chance told Chief Kirk he went > ) — , ~~ : he lnstant relief from tbe most distressing from his home in Bonne Terre, Mo., [| 3 Salvation Arm Vv fund. ‘kid diseases, Ask us about it today. to Flat River three months ago to Sc, 0c and $1.60. take charge of a paper owned by the } o local bank. To boost the circulation a the Salvation Army gets twice what it e he said, a prize contest was started 9 9; kir ts | ED. for Skin KD. Tadaruseen ‘wan ceacenet ota i asks it will only get half what it deserves.’ € ; Ss “3 success, he said, and the solicitor was , given the usual 25 per cent as his | If you can’t give $300, give as much as you can. share, and departed When La Ortment of White Chance finished adding the profits from the contest. he said, he found Nail yYour check to Arthur Fk, Barnes, Treasurez, a 3 \\ ” faa. wie) iN arecchsTS | he was able to make good on the sev- TT \e , ond and third prizes, but could not M — | T t; i ™ * ; &\ > 6 BELL-ANS produce the main prize, an automo- ercantile rust Om pany . b @ @ t 5. ead Hot water bile. The first prize had been won by a woman, he said, and she and her <r aS Sure Relief relatives were clamoring for the de- ee ae ee | Salvation Army After-War Work Campaign | - June 15-22 | Wife Doing Good Work more restful places than Flat River, INDIG ESTION 'so game to St. Louis. prices and easy cretl* terms at Loftis Brose &@co.. 24 ff! WSN, 4th, Open evenings. —Adv DIAMONDS are a safe investment becaure tomach Free they conatantly tnerease !n value: lowest , , and , rr ’ j a ' ts : | lg ele a kin al L R. KING KAUFFMAN, Chairman e, erepe de chine, 1 | , . J And TO LEAVE PULPIT FOR BUSINESS ! e Own, ut Headquarters, northeast corner Broadway and Locust ffeta. satin. fan-ti-s re a better seleetron re me Dangerous ,., . Rev. George ow. Alison Will h 9 99 000 rugs Seek Place in Secular e for = acm teeinr ale tor es never out NSt Louis Quotes $300,600 $ BS —— The Rev. George W, Allison, pas- : _ 1 eee ‘tor of Central Church, the services . . - unt th first five ae ha f ; be Post-Dispatch adenhads 48 gog |of which are conducted in the nore than the | Wednesday Club Auditorium, West- newspapers minster place and Tavior avenue, announced yesterday tiat he had irt Seetion- Fourth Fleer. uts

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‘ Z LOUIS POST-OISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1919. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — [Fr IT COMES — Ng { ITS THE BEST Prices Cut for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday All our (“offees Coffee are Maracaibo fresh roasted Choice Rio Sic valuc; apecial. ane value; apecial 2 Ibs. 85c 2 ibs. 65c HA Mosct. ‘and mila,” Whole Of Half, Per Ib. Affe Verage Delmar Club Laundry Soap, 5 large bars, 24c PEAS MOLL’S PRIDE; tender and sweet; the cans 2 for 25c TOMATOES * SSS ruff and stops falling hair. Hero- \ lin sent by m all, PRICE 25 CENTS, 4 stamps or coin. Agents wanted We ship < dealera fre Gulf to the everywhere. Write for particulars, HEROLIN MEDICINE co., Atlanta, Ga. For the BIGGEST Lést at USED CARS POST-DISPATGH AUTOMOBILE WANT ; DEALERS WHO VALUE, A COMPLETE LINE SHOWN \2 \ QUALITY Us Je er os AN DUR DISPLAY ROOM ON THE si? a’ 3u Fes LACLEDE GAS CO. BLDG. “eS iy ees RincEN Stove Co. mrrs. Rotman ete cemamtae DIV. OF AMERICAN STOVE CO. of LOFTIS BROS. & CO. DIAMONDS & WATCHES CREDIT AT CUT PRICES \ a ai sw

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 16, 1919. * ST LOUIS POS7-DISPATCH ee _ een oepeemmee— een ne ago 0s - _ - . + al ne N ews ot Pictures **4 TAL FLIGHT ABANDONED SAYS GERMANY IS ANTI-KAISER MAN AND BOY SHOT BY WEAPONS ‘cs "sc0ers 8 ual te Change in Weather Sends British Socialist Sedaris Puente Would Not “THEY DIDN'T KNOW WERE LOADED Pan uihol a Somes ae oT ne Dirigible Back to Airdome. Permit Wilhelm's Return. " - Ti. én a ‘ &e p a 5 SPENDING, 44 7 2? ak Ssociated biees . sh tue Associate: lress , Ticket Taker at Sharpshooting { on- = i > ~\K / LONDON, Sunday, June 15.-~' BERLIN, Saturday. June 14— test Hit by Rifle Bullet; Other | : 1 1 AL HER HONEYMOON IN EAST AT KINGS THEATER ) . | Hit b: ullet; O . | —” = ’ ' , AS ' fal fligh f the British dirigible Former Emperor William “belongs Injured by Revolver. a filo Beary ‘ 3 > a es : 34, which wiil soon atten at Y an tl Ma thological ward’ and is no A manand a boy were shot ‘ ey Ry TF AIT ca . 4 OVW" oman Thou (ravest Me” Is WW ell ( () t hye , tiv had tf Ye aban- Wante i} (,erman’ declared Lier day while watenine others Niet} ee ee | | a geitig Presented With Star dined at 2 o'clock this morning ov man Mueller, Majority Socialist firearms they “didn't know re ogi See in | Cast. ing to a hange in th weathe., Sho leader, In the National Assembly. in jtoaded.”’ ’ a os + ee ae A film version of Hal! Caine’s “The yy; rdered to return to the ; a speech delivered before the Ma- Joseph Steininger -e fs oe hl Oe Pos : ‘ . ‘ ti L eee ; : . : ii : ; wad A mae Woman Thou Gavest Me, With dome at Haddingto id lande jority Socialist convention toda) 712 South Ninth street may . ws = ‘ i * an , . ' . , “3 OTT hile ; Katherine McDonald and a Slar cast, «4, t 4 o'clock rime te Herr Mueller, who is one of the taker at a sharpshooting 4 ‘tie | vy Prominent Perso ong st li liv a . ’ Tuesday at Man’ ersc ns Am ng Norma Talmadge Has Leading including Milton Sills Theodore Rioh flieht . bee] Ate sa ver the Haddine- most conservative of rhe Socialists. a park it} St Louis Count’ Those Reserving Boxes for j Role in Timely Russian erts and Jack Holt, opened a week mnshi coast at the Sirt) , referring to the rumor that an at- through the neck and wo at the Kings Theater and Kings- Mo he trie tut her wireless an. %®Mpt was to be made to bring about oyaly when a rifle being | | Ceas en gee > rriime : the meee 4 dh tie ed o s Film Play. zart Garden yvesterdAa) This is rather maraty 1) established comntinica- the return of the ex-Eemperor by Michael Schvylle: 323° pascyty | ee by ae eae oOo“, tense summer enterfainment tf the gion wit the Azores warned the Prussians said to be in- avenue. was discharged Stelroiny ( , OCIETY is expected to respond eo pg , 5 Russian melodrama has alwavs triangle drama Variety, bul O° Wer i Pa ati! terested in such a move that @ M@- was, brought into the city and taker oes S: large numbers tonight to the ge: % c 4 sta so aa a : produced that it affords tine ente) i erates rs jority of the German people would - Ly i Bi ped GH wt ~~ ~ &e hal i ; 2 ) ‘ +- 7 ¢ sone z ite it ‘ " IST Wili Tf ‘‘t ‘ vu Yr ; . - ‘ ro)" invitation extended by the city been a stage and screen favor ainment Fame ie f Post Die not permit his return. The speake: ] ‘ “ . : 5 - ; : * rT? i 9 "4 Mts yy ; rus . . pat . r * 7 . , : . . ; ¢ bf of St. Louis to attend the opera at Sig! oe “3 For centuries there has been an The story is.not new | Side. 5 inn once in ees ete 1 the ‘mais declared the former ruler was dan- aa 7 , gerous to the country Herr Muel } ie ry eee ; = © | . ‘) - covers that she loves another man Oi the Municipal Theater in Forest, fi: 4 r abundance of material for the dra- |e Park. 2 , more than she loves her husband § things than medicin look around. ‘fs speech was received with he ff é ; i'matie portrayal of the struggles of a | ) | _ . lad pd ‘a be ne thal 1d 5 By te now The other man discovers it, too, and heers Bi a ; aqaowntroaden ,eo0pie ant , } F last of all, of course, the husband discovers it. This would seem to be 09 npo0c—————OFI010 a hopeless tangle fron which © row ad ~ here i Rt. Touts is the first city in Amer- ica to sponscr such a community ui dertaking and the list of prominent alm Reach citizens that have reserved boxes for Re the-minute Russian play. “The New : , ult~ before it the initial performance tonight is ae! ; ATo : Q le at f] n - ith A rma draw ai happy enaing, but ll 18 gone »? The Moon, Sele Livy NOT : inte: They are selling sufficient guarantee that the open P ot ) io] On the bill also are Bryan Wash- d no wonder—when you { — h; ' , ; Talmadge in the leading role whicn eee ‘All Wr : f: | ° that these identical i air opera ason las een appro\ ed ' opens d vesterday a Loew's Garrick urn iti AAlt rong, re Aaree Coy . ; 4 é iuits are being sold" everywhere by society folk. ty sn a ic , : edy which is all right, the Mack Sen ; | , yee a? reaAater ‘ ; st. Louis iat : Among the box holders for season eae sa hia te " producti with a nett comedy Hiearts and Flowers ; : ; geo ' 1s is A ME Pp chon Wi ‘ , . ad by ’ ag ’ ’ are Mmes. D. R. Calhoun. Willard : ae * ae est a Gin ake tees! a Pathe news weekly anda Mutt and S/ \ / I] | \ dD ST ( HARLES . large cast : ' sce ives . ‘ "=s ; ‘ es bargain these Rartlett. Danie] Gg Taylor, Harrison : oie bite , P +) Ruesian street Jeff cartoon comic ‘ he: re, many of ie Sli nN wits are at Steedman, Richard Boyle, Theodore _ , sit ‘ . . 'ecenes being the real thing rhe soggy vl ~ Eh aes Rage te pee le Ss 2 a A *. story is that of a Russian princess “POWARDICE COURT" e _§ ’ - - : > etre -Men’s and Young Men’s . | 3 lan, Thomas H. West, H. Worthing- : eee ae eo 3 ee ee eae a AT LIBERTY THEATER unesdny and ecure one of | 4 aN hese, genuine ; ger through the most modern form af dramatic expression comes an up-to & tion by the revolutionists « . | ton Eddy, Martin Lammert. H. J. - P a 4 a ° of ah e 7 PAS gs Cloth Suits ’ es l, Max Koenigsberg, RANDELER PORTRAIT .. ieincess’ nalace fe bombed while a mpm pe sr re A wonderful bargain in styl- | Benjamin Gratz, Paul J. Wielandy, ——— in Lie eomypoggl pa , phon .= , inh Summer Suits. Light, w. E. Nolfe and R. A. and (3. RB. ON, WI, 4f “fh een : pA! iS inder u ay t lere | , is | eud. , ee Seseee and wee SF ; Bullock, and Mavor Wiel, Park Com- : UO. AA AMV ad COAL -4 The prineess flees, disguised as 4 The feature for the first i ‘body. Suits that would Py = . s 4 -¢ .r ‘ ° : ‘ ey s ] LD a 4 se | t} » . | ‘ f > } _ ty ong extra ood value at missioner Nelson Cunliff and other , ss Na peasant Her arist a ral LOWE! SVCS sie ween 4@ the Libe rt} $0 and $10—Tuesday at city officials. in search , ' . where he will visit with her parents’! find her he also disguises himself rondack feud, with Peggy, for a month and joins the anarchists This, of ‘in the leading role and Kathrvn ft oe r yen +. to 2 we eS ow . . -_— .+ w= © 4 - : ody. a eenae- te rey rich turned from a short visit to New JEFFERSON CITY. June I A are on the bill which opened ~ u ’ > . . ° . ° . ; Le *" © | luster finish—Suits that sell York. Miss Murial Clemens, who State Meeting of the Missouri Faqual Pershing Pheate yesterda everywhere at $15 and $15— accompanied her mother East, went Suffrage League, which had been §'nla Pearson in “The Bishop's Em- eralds’’ and Elaine Hammerstein in Tuesday at to Narragansett Pier to visit friends’ called for the latter part of June, in ning te Mal BRISK " E : : ad » ry ive 3 ] F € ert ee and later will spend severa! weeks ut Jefferson City, has been postponed to Fhe Mad Lover pea nee a FARCE COMEDY ‘ 2 ; ° ° , ; ; : "ay ri. ac leg a ’ ae} ne Larchmont, N. Y., with relatives. | July 1, according to an announce- Warwick has the leading mascullin The pos as Fol AND H ~~ ment here. The postponement was : ge . | LP 3 , “The Bishop's Emeraéds, based Mr. and Mrs. William V. Schevill) made, it was said, because Gor fat el, isan English ‘so ; mn a famous novel, is ij 2n s0- | ee of Clara avenue have given up their Gardner has called the Legisiature | 0" 4 fan , ? Pein , 1. Varied Bill at West End Lyric, With ‘ » (| Clety melodrama of ft zm class 4h ’ apartment on Clara avenue and will to assemble in special session July 27) ; tain 5 ‘ “ wo Good Film Dramas. depart today for the East to spead/%o ratify the Federal equal suffrage) |. the iscovery by a Bishop’s|anq 4 ,tdT) i \ ‘ . . ‘ va € ‘ 2 as > ° £ ( ent ; ; . : i an ale Mailton in After Hlis Own the summer. amendm wife that her first husband is_ still) praagys: at ad ae * 4 - | of her, and the better to ardice Court.’ the storv of an i f = OPO atthe rete. - — apo eo « ao oo —— - —— " he) > . y > ‘ ‘ + . “wo noted beauties of the screen buckle comedy and other interesting at the/ Short features Nazimova in -Vir- of Kate’’ Is HT) added feature ning toda, Hangings Kxquisite winter hangings, the best and most beauti- And if you have them down there is a distressing ** put- away-for-the-summer * look about the place, anything but hospitable and inviting. are the features on the bill Which opened at the West End Lyric , alive, though she had leng thought ; Mrs. George Gellhorn, 4366 Me Rumanians Repulse Bolsheviki. c sg ae “ tee “eaten which opened : : Nearly 2000 Pairs of Pherson avenue. departed yesterday} puexe June™ 16. Sunmanian|aorse, he domes back a crook and Bat lc Sk¥dome vesterday. ‘“‘The | | | for Columbia, Mo., for a short visit. | ¢o-ceg on the: Dniester River have|tries to involve his former wife in sie Ja, & prophetic... If: not im N’S PANTS a TD heen attacked bv the Bolsheviki. athe theft of the Bishops jewels happen erst Pon RY ae wee hese | 3 Mrs. Powhattan Clark and her sis-| detachment of the latter succeeding Fear of the exposure of her con-; »& | sno women “run sh teen rin this . ter, Miss Mary C. Clemens, who in crossing the river, but being vir- | structive bigam) makes her seem to inate nce re Secale ih herl rena In One Big Lot spent the past winter in Washington, tually annihilated on the right bank. comply with the crook’s demands, easn’t wisit five eke vdkasenee : Dy) C., have returned to St. Louis and’ Its losses are reported to be 2°00, with resultant complications. of ‘the hatlet.: Mk fake ne aa Tuesday at are at the Buckingham Hote! for a killed and hundreds of wounded and “The Mad Lover.’ in striking con ar’ Suneeateeeh facuesnaiies aecording to a statemen, | trast, is a romantic drama of fine . ; . fortnight after which they will de- prisoners. ; ‘*h haw Bit’ deca, Midas tn & ete | part for Atlantic City to spend the issued here by the Rumanian Press flavor, with jealousy as the principal |. on in which a haunted hous 3 { i : i ati ‘ i‘ oe “nti a | powuse . 4 | “es theme ;' | e : heated months. Bureau plays & conschds anit breeny bart Boss” is a propheti: if not Cool hanqings laok Sune ry, (iavety in pattern and color 1s cheery and refreshing. These cool hangings help $5 VALUES | to turn vour home into a livable place for the hot weeks ; $ ) 45 CRETONNES AND LINENS, such as we can show « vou, offer a satisfying choice for any scheme of decora tion or to meet any individual taste. 2500 pairs—on sale 1H the Subway | Some are quite inexpensive and very mice both in de sign and combination of color. Others are more costly, PUMPS OXFORDS COLONIALS | but present effects of most unusual charm and distinetion Here you have the best range of the kinds of ere- Patent Black Kid Patent tonnes and linens (printed or hand-blocked) vou would Vict Brown Kid Dull Kid wetht in your home. White Kid White Kid Brown Kid | rrr ‘ee " . a The values resglt from large spot cash purehases of man- € i, . " 9 . — nufacturers’ overstocks. Choice of leather and eovered Louis, military and low heels; sizes 2 to 8; widths B to E. | Locust at Twelfth Tr10% 8 O11 Le 1 O10 0 die (? .\ On the bill also are Fattv Arbuckle and Harold Lloyd comedies and 4 air} and’ dire. William H. Lamve.|H os tueraten mnat vo Hartera, DONATION OF TWIN GOCART who were married Saturday at St. oalllgg pe ty eh) | Margaret's Church, departed imme- |] your vacation address, ou ae mae FOR A LAME MAN ASKED FOR tropical worsteds, [eo a | dtately after the ceremony for the carrier will place the order for At Downtown Theaters. medium weight wor- os ! : ; Kast. where they will spend their ett ee emer i honeymoon Mrs. Lampe was Miss at $3.80. Rosalind Jehle. " , ‘ » ('¢ ] nt } t Te l , moreland Apartments departed Sat Aisne ies - es econd week./ Charles P. Johnson. 4300 V ashing . “ . —~ “ : he bil! ‘ . (Cea , 2é 1 - 4ePve > " : urday for Mineral Springs. Ark., — rhe bill at{the Central is “The Price/ton poulevard. and she wants some person who hae one to donate an communicate with her D | a | 0 e and as fo ts leading ‘‘situs 4 , 7 ° i fee “6 | . vo . type and has for its leading -_ Bessie Love in “The Little Bgés” | fii, “ay | ful of them, can but look hot and stuffy this time of year. 0 0 ; © Mrs. Johnson said that the cripple yore | ed CLOTHING COMPANY ae lives in an apartment house, where he is confined all day in a room ' ¥. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON | : a a while his mother its at work down- {_ . 7 town He has been helpless since lis | ; ' birth and has had no way) of get naninchisint t | ng out in the air ince a twin go- oY we — Hah [ . 7 cart he formerly used wore out more Thi R tter | ay Hall - a i | ey than a vear ago is gy e ; : | | : ' ype Hig mother did not feel that she f c | 4 gs | | HME ‘fj Cos ) a —h | ‘could afford to get another. said Mrs Than Laxatives / . ’ i , ; ‘ Johnson, who heard of the invalid’s & . ai ' | | 4 f Hii i , -=) Ty TT oo A) plight through his 12-vear-old sister — , One NR Tablet Each Night for ® |) Re ee ) " Vii is . my The mother and aister feed and éare er ee Week Will Correct Your Constipa-- is). PR ibs dl AD att mG) TU |e Roane d Hi), for him when they are at home, and : tion and Wake Constant Dosing Un- § : | | - ! ; >| 3 “I | in the meantime he is confined in O7 i a C a necessary. Try It, , | | Hi 7 3 iu ae vee ee © ae a 4 or oo 4 A aeemnninnaieemmes \ rt | Sn hh & Sister said that if they had another , Poor dicestion§ and assimilation at | Hy o ee | go-cart she could take him ont tr Mean a poorly nourished body an it for an airing when she got home ‘ Wh Mazola Saves Mone | from schoo! ir the afternoons A fi a Fe LY R? nd Shik AR oe Senger ‘Jow vitality. Poor elimination means clogged bowels, fermentation, putri 4 +7 : i! | ih | rom 0 : faction and the formation of poisonous aS ; ! single go-cart would not be big gases which ure absorbed oA the blood i £/ . : } v7 ee 'gnd carried through the body. | et acs as : | The result is weakness, headachess Be ~ q 1 00 es @izziness, coated tongue, Mactive livers a4 MIL IONS IN T XES DUE TODAY waynetes bilious attacks, loss of enersy, nerv : - . - m a @-%,° ‘ o « @* a "eo 3” %.* “+. Se "S6at @ r ‘ones? Beare “OS ed , ed . ' ousness, poor appetite, impoverish me 2 blood. ete complexion, pimples, skin a Huge Returns Expected on Incomes, iisease, d often times serious ill- = | A: Corporations and Excess Profits. . . © © Giese, and oft ane Ny pe 1 | mee cae ) et (ONE of the most important things Mazola does Ce thts tae Ce ae Ordinary laxatives, purges and % "se ou . j . like—may relieve for a few hour ; millions in revenue will pour into the >: or coo g 1s 0 e e p ce 0 utter. real, lasting benefit or one yw A peer . | Government's coffers this week a through use of medicine a lz \ : e ° . ° ~ tematic > diges as through payment of the second quar- ; r shortening it giv th fin st up and strengthens the digestive ° H / B d . Y In frym 0 es e e pee BS the yng Ey Cire a Remed € Immes 4 corn e O Ss um rea terly inatallment of income, corpora- ; g . 20c | atures . , : Saots ° ee ees ox et eure S poe 4 | tion and excess profite taxes due to- eye ees And, pound for pound, it costs considerably less. for a ay se Reliet wil ae 4 The Gimmes recognize the wrapper They know the dav : he amount is eT ak to ap- at foe treo ds k . . + . ol gy oy ~ w di proach closely to the $1,100,000,000 Rete F d with Mazola, hich Mazola is used, are Rone ee alize * : Te fullest bench, When, you 6s deliciousness inside. And instinctively they know that received on the first installment Sores oods COOKE ola, OF In wi 1s straightened out and feel just right t Hoisum Bread 1s good for their growing bodies. It is The tribute exacted by the Govern- rt ‘e tet: —it pever absorbs odors or flavors. 15 sold, guaranteed and recommen rE your druggist 2 E 4 SAINT rates higher, as the cash received ft HEYD ; B afd out again almost im- N } I E LOUIS would be pa! K Q —no soggy c a 7 AMERICAN BAKERY ¢0O. Treasury certificates become due v3 om : FREE Wonderful Cook Book. We ship daily to live : 38. mediately. One billfon dollara in June 17. ip ” pee ore Write today for it. dealera from the Johns Hopkins Zoologist to W. T. MA qual x men | | Ba Seselel ¢ a diteaintah CORN PRODUCTS REFINING CO. 0. ?.3°0: 5.4) CORN PROD REFTNIN ST. LOUIS SYRUP Better than Pills GET F % Gulf to the Lakes AI TIMORE, in” Tune sl CEM. OFFICER MEW YORK, UBR 2. cs ts, ODUCTS G CO yA Rema ca 7 lj “MN9 7 5c Bo) e ’ : Prof. Caswell Grave, associate pro- P.O. Ben 163 New Yerk 707 Clark Avene % Louw, Ihe, OF Ver ws = o feseor of Johns Hopkins (University, - @ 3 ’ | , 7 : will leave Baltimore in the fall to et ane tee kh Se Ee & PIN De VBE Geeta de, — © Fk, ty <. become head of the department of ; ‘ithe tinmnantetne eS 4 | zoology at Washington University, it : — —- + § : was announced here today. Dr & <4 : | Grave haa been on the faculty of For the BIGGEST Ldst of = 4g ) Johne Hopkine University for 19 3 a ; . : years and has an [{nternational repu- e 4 ~ tation as a zoologist. . g the | a : ; 3 : ; | ine : During the first five months of ? j q or r -_. y “a . 1918, the Post-Dispatch printed 247 .- : ~- ; | : : pte " ~ 4 - “ = , a1 ‘Want ; Ade RQ 9°93 mare , a) : e-9i0 BO woe. the FOUR other St Louls newspapers ' | | AUTOMOBILE WANT ADS. Bam ng | ® egress: mc FOR: ay com bined. —

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JUNE 16, 1919. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING. ‘4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 19 DROWN WHEN BOAT ~ OVERTURNS AN RIVER | Twelve Others Are Missing as Bes : _ Result of Disaster During Chil- , zs | , 7 > J : = : eh dren’s Excursion in Alabama. — tt | | me | : = lurohrt Marriage Licenses Births Record Burial Permi ENA EM os Re MARE ACH By the Associated Press. | TUSCALOOSA, Ala. June 16.— | Nineteen persons, most of them chil- | “have been | 10 dren, are known drowned while rescue parties, aided hy powerful searchlights, have been : dragging the Warrior River near Tuscaloosa for the bodies of 12 oth- ers missing from a pleasure party of . 563 who were cast into the water ves. terday when a gasoline launch was , overturned in midsrteam near Holt, a suburb. The boat, the Mary Francis, was. owned by Sam Salston, a Tuscaloosa cwpitalist who had been giving week- | iv boat rides to children of the city. Salston was saved after he had ex- | hausted himself endeavoring to save | his guests. : Overcrowding is given as the cause | of the accident, though the launch | was supposed to have a passenger | carrying capacity of 60. Among: these who were rescued was Sam. Clabauch, Postmaster at Tuscalopsa and former secretary of the in- vressman-at-large, John W. Alber- | ‘ rombie. He was hauled from the | river by three girls who were expert | uwimmers. His 65-year-old son was | crowned. Among the dead are Mrs. Fred | Kishop and her four children, three , ether women and two men, There | were several instances in which two | or three members of the same family | went down together. The scene of the tragedy is about five miles from Tuscaloosa, where | the Warrior River is about a quar- | ier of a mile wide and 18 feet deep | in the channel. A number of per- sons on shore witnessed the tragedy and aided in the rescue. A too sharp turn by the helms- man is said to have caused the launch to capsize. Perry Wright, a boy survivor, an expert swimmer, leaped into the river as soon as the boat began to list; He quickly swam ashore and ran to a nearby point where there were several skiffs tied. He shouted the alarm and men were quick to! man the boats. | It was their kept the casualty larger. A noteworthy feat of heroism was nerformed by a lad named Engle- | bird. who swam about the scene un- til he found his younger brother. He rescued him and then collapsed. Every available boat was* put to the work bodies, and at midnight was still in progress. ee A Medicine That Is Especially Pre- pared for Just One Thing. | PHOTO ‘PLAY THEATERS. | Just try one bottle of,.lLax-Fos With | a mG RAN D Tepsin for Habitual Cohstipation, 60c, | ‘PALACE OF MASTER: PICTURES. MEXICO NOT TO SEEK ADMISSION LAST WEEK! MARY PICKFORD in THE GLAD TO THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS NOW PICTURE Attraction. —_ SS Seegga harlee bk Vrs Hertha AMEL CIGARETTES win smokers from the start because the expertly blended choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos make possible Camel’s delightful mellow- mildness with that all-there “ body.” Fe eer the sealed pack- age, but have an eve out also for Camels meet your fondest cigarette fancies in ae the name co APR nag ss = =. so many ways. Their flavor is unusual and Be scone WRI G T FYS refreshing; and, they permit you to smoke as long as you will without any unpleasant ciga- retty aftertaste or unpleasant cigaretty odor. That name is your pro- tection inst inferior imitations, just as the sealed package is protec- tion against impurity. The Greatest Name in Goody-Land— 'WSesaenease wear~ —« At Belleville. Louwls«. Seda tog BIRTHS RECORDED. You'll find Camels good all the way through. It is a fact, you'll prefer Camels expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic to- baccos to either kind of tobacco smoked straight. And,-Camels may be smoked liber- ally without tiring your taste. - To know Camels best compare them ih every : in rete RIAL PERMITS. possible test with any cigarette in the world % Ct 4000 at any price! W ashing! on ; | it Camels are sold everywhere in scientifically sealed packages of 20 cigarettes orten packages (200 cigarettes) in a glassine-paper- covered carton. Westrong/y recommend this carton for the home or office supply or when you travel which | being | promptness list from Sealed Tight Kept Right R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. Winston-Salem, N. C. Liisi 18 cents a package recovering | 4 Anna Rechman the work | wo. 1 a ee ee ee STEAMSHIPS (Ree oem eee seen ee BI City News in Br een ee STEAMSHIPS | Great Lakes Cruise Great Lakes Transit Corporation Finest Cruise in the World—Buffalo to Duluth ‘eel ~QCTORARA, JUNIATA, TIONESTA Steamers steamers to Duluth Vinest The only seinen Ith: SER. ieee aghniel INGs Detro Mackinac POLICE ITEMS int OY Be (ik . i WERAND.AND LUCAS | qien, Candido . a a Carranza's Son-in-Maw, Says Action Will Not | . a * Py ee : | DADDY LONG LEG By the Associated Press. , DIRECTED BY MARSHALL NEILAN., ought Sailings from Cleveland and ap onigee Every Third Day. WASHINGTON, June 15.— Mexico | A “ Humfeld’s Augmented Concert Orchestra iecuce: reauvvations tabi toe 4 from Buffalo 10: will not seek admission to the league of nations “for the present,’ Gen. ae Tee ea . "=" Candido Aguilar, son-in-law of, ws ob ga at %, 3:50, 5:30, isi Pov 9:15 P. M. ‘ Anke Samnene “ te qs Wercle re Trip.’ : PREUES, betere G50, 150; te Tickets and reserWations at all Railroad and Ticket Offices or General Passen- \ Pr ide Carranza ; CAC . . a wereanen end head of a Children Under 12 With Parents Free to Matinees ger Agent, 630 Marine Bank Bldg., Buffalo, N. ¥ especial mission to the United States, AMUSEMENTS. . . ; said yesterday. Ov: — | I OT EAE TE COTE TCE, PACS RT Aas nr Th» Ca “It is the opinion of the Mexican! NK a . comma — | 3 Government,” Aguilar said, “that the | », : jeagpue of natiors could not be service and meals, through Sault Ste. Maria and en route at Cle, and, Isiandad, First National cruise on the nl} “teamers after, and 25e. _EXCURSIONS |FAMILY EXCURSIONS TO ALTON AND PIAS& EVERY DAY Leaves 9:30 A. M. Returns 6 P. M. Fare 55c Round-Trip (Including Tax) SUMMER RESORTS SUMMER RESORTS Municipal Theater| | AL FRESCO OPERA SEASON OPENS TONIGHT AT 8:30 ELABORATE PRESENTATION OF ROBIN HOOD ALL STAR CAST People in the Production. St. Louis Syntphony Orchestra. “Pop” Prices, 25c, 50c, Thc, $1.00. Seats at Kieselhorst’s, 1007 Olive. GRAND. Mite [5D5¢ OATS 250 ‘OP WAUDEVILLE solid and conclusive | after peace is adjusted) between the bel- | formed upon basis until and consummated ligérent Powers.’ With reference to the Monroe Doc- | trine, the former Mexican Minister of | Foreign Affairs said: “President Carranza has not at- tacked the Monroe Doctrine: he has only stated that the Government ot Mexico cannot recognize it, as it has never been looked upon as an in- ternational pact between Mexico anil the United States. In virtue of this doetrine, the United States is not un- der the absolute obligation on the part of the Spanish-American no- | tions to safeguard their countries. neainst aggressions of curopeiun Governments. The United States, in apita of the Monroe Doctrine, hay kept. and keeps the most complete freedom of action according to its cwn interests in such cases. The right to act as a free and conscious zation constitutes the best guarantee to the American Government for the Seen weenie riaia ieasene BESSIE LOVE HALE HAMILTON CHESTER CONKLIN—‘NO MOTHER LYRIC REVIEW OF CURRENT “THE LITJLE BOSS" “AFTER HIS OWN “HEART” Grows Long, ‘Soft and Silky {by Using EXELENTO romabe which ts a Hair Grower which feeds the scalp and roots of the hair and makes kinky nappy hair grow long soft and wes Le cleans dandruff oad stops Falling Hair at once. Price 28c by mailon receipt of stamps or coin. AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE Write for Particulars EXELENTO MEDICINE CO. ATLANTA, GA. COrPTBieuTEp TO GU IDE HIM" EVENTS DAVID H. SILVERMAN’S ORCHESTRA—Concert starts 7:45 p. m., show at dark DELMAR AT EUCLIIX—COOLED BY ICED AIR Skydome—Daily Mat. 2:30 p. m. Two tomplete shows errr e Ce erErt. eee oe ewwrwwe . © Oe Beever e-®.. 200 WEST END LYRIC, Same show as Lyric every evening, 7 and 9%, JPERSHING | Delmar and Hamilton Kine’s Highway and Delmar VIRGINIA PEARSON | Double Feature| = “THE WOMAN THOU GAVEST ME” (all BRYANT WASHBURN “All Wrong” SAME SHOW AT ig ia Pa ? ¥ 7 , ‘ ‘ tt) vw ‘ . ' A “ : tw f : ee ' se : ash Sus’ \s ' 2, . »% ; 4 ; MS * " i x a ” . ¥ ru e Ay he rm: A > \ we) bra V4 tee hy , s ‘ yr wot A 4 y . = ° x 1 Py e.} , J ° a . ‘ 4 s+ « Pagan ‘ dane . > » : * ‘ ’ TONIGHT T roxsanT *) KINGS Canada . Your Vacation Former generations traveled to Switzef- land to marvel at her Alps. Now we goto «AND PICTURES SHOW WEVEC pd SS1A'M OUI PM OMY ALWAYS KEEP THE THEATER AND THE STANDARD OF OUR SHOWS UP, NUMBER, PLEASE! A long-distance toll of laughter wired with song and dance, and a good show ef elght more acts. World's Latest News and Fatty irbuckle Comedy Pictures, MARVELOUS STEAMER “SAINT PAUL” Capacity 5000 People FOR SKIN TORTURES | _"SS20siars rear “The Bishop's Emeralds” ROBERT WARWICK “The Mad WE COOL, star cast.) ei Lover” SAME SHOW PERSHING AIRDOME Tonight — , _ Leuls Railway Clerks interests. of its people.” Aguilar did not deny that Pres- ident Carranza had proposed an en- tente between Mexico and the Cen- tral American republics, when asked nbeut the progress that had been made In forming the Entente, but exid: “The Government of Mexico, in 4ts diplomatic relations with the Cerfral American countries, has con- fimed itself to the pursuance of the pame policy of more cordial rela- tions developed with the other na- .tiens.”’ WOMAN DIES IN DRUG STORE The Coroner will investigate the death of Mrs. Louise Van Duzer, 49 vears old, a widow, of S93TA Page boulevard, who died at 10:30 a. an. yesterday in & drug store at Taylor avenue and Olive street a few sec- onds after she had alighted from a street car. ' Mra. Van Duzer was on her way to the Central Baptist Church at the corner with Mrs. Rose Goodman, 1410 Beit avenue, and Mrs. Helen Heydt, 4636 Forest Park boulevard, | when she complained of feeling diz- wy an she left the car. They assisted. her to the drug store, where she sank inverchair. fhe was dead when a Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, Just What You Need, Is Not Greasy Don’t worry about eczema or other skin troubles. You can have a clear, healthy skin by using Zemo ob- tained at any drug store for 35c, or extra large bottle at $1.00. Zemo generally removes pimples, blackheads, blotches, eczema and ring- worm and makes the skin clear and healthy. Zemo is a clear, penetrating, antiseptic liquid, neither sticky nor greasy and stains nothing. It is easily applied and costs a mere trifle for each application. It is plways dependable. The F W Reve On . Cleveland Q. P-to-the-minute itnformaties Dw ot free on all ol! issuea We spectalize in active. reiiadle Gividend ayina ott securities Seud fer Ou, eokletr Independent Cll Btocks.”’ illetiae AUG comps nies it’s free. L No romotions W.L. Schachner & Co. Veutral Netional Bank Building. ST Lavin. MO. Olive 4180 Cantral 1940 months printed “Wants’—32 the first five Post-Dispatch and Vehicles During IPD, the Hiorses OLYMPI i Balt ic OIL STOCKS Main 4770—Central 1065 OCEAN STEAMERS WHITE STAR LINE HALIFAX—June 19, Noon, for SOUTHAMPTON NEW YORK—LIVERPOOL | Adriatic ...June 16 Celtic duly 5 Lapland ...Jdune 21 Adriatic ...duly 19 July i Lapland |. .duly 26 RUBERT EF. M. BAIN, &S. W Pass. Agt Both Phenes. N. W. Cor. llth & Locust Stes. AMUSEMENTS. FOREST PARK MoMaNds “sac THE. BIG PLACE ON THE HILL | —NOW OPEN The People’s Playgrounds Vaudeville with new programs every Sen. and Thurs. —Band Concerts— Dancitng—Family Pie nies—Restaurant Theater Daily nt 2:30 and N:20 ' ONLY SUMMER RESORT IN &T. LOUIS FREE GATE TILL @ P. M. has left—-bid her suc- The maid more than the FOUR ether St. Louis | cessor come today through Post-Dip- newepapers combined. ‘patch WANT ADS. ‘ USIK TH 8 crest nur UEP NOW PLAY NORMA TALMADGE IN “THE NEW MOON” and 5—BiG ACTs—5 BASEBALL TODAY CARDINAL FIELD. LADIES’ DAY. Cardinals vs. Brooklyn GAME STARTS AT 3:30 P. M. TICKETS ON SALE AT WOLFF'S Broadway and Washington PHOTO PLAY THEATERS CONTINUE DO RI. : r man: i. Aer Bessie Barriscale “Tangled “Threads” Mabel Normand .- “When Doctors Disagree” j “HEARTS AND FLOWERS.” {A PARAMOUNT — MACK SENNETT COMEDY, DELMAR Kings-Mozart-Airdome GRAND PEGGY HYLAND “Cowardice Court” FATTY ARBUCKLE LIBERTY SIMPHONY AND DELMAR in Te Evening Performances Begin os. Fe OM, NAZIMOVA “Toys of Fate" OF ALL ‘*‘His Wife's Mistake’’ ORCHESTRA SOLOISTS. ANT!-SUBMARINE FLOTILLA GLEE CLUB 37 FAMOUS MALE SONGSTERS OF UNITED, STATES NAVY A SPECIALLY ARRANGED PERSHING THEATER and TONIGHT ONLYVY—RKEGULAR IN J0-MINUTE GARDEN VDMISSION THE CONCERT Addition to the Regular Picture Program DELMAR pia @ HAMILTON “ PRICES \N\»bD oo“. Atlantic City, N : DELMAR AND ALBERT Show starts in Theater at 7 p. m. Con- tinues In Skydome at Dark. Double Pro- NORMA TALMADSG EFI ry. M LINA CAVALIFRA “THE TWO =, Sirois”. Mondays aml Tuesday, Efficient office workers by use of Post-Dispatch WANTS. times Louis BINED! nre secured ing the the Hielp an the TW IMBINED, Post- ale AS many evening first Dispatch printed 34,7 Wanted nearest and i five months of 17 competitors EIGHT rhe = { CuUds- ads, 47 more ronme nt alrnoast the TWO oft newspapers ee ae ~ ~ Alrd ARLES ON THE OCEAN FRONT “leven stor comfort wi tNan erv}l- yt aon oom dua x trawagance. Canadian Pacific Rockies “ee to enjay America’s Alps—“‘Fifty Switzerlands im One” — while golfing, riding, fishing, boating, “g hiking, swimming or camping. Bright socal 3 life of thé famous Canadien Pacific hotelsawei® you at Banff, hake Louise, Emerald Lake, Glee cier, Sicamous, Vancouver and Victoria. Rated. are modest—and al! points are . So Easy to Reach — Canada Invites You Ask for Resort Tour No. NY E. L. SHEEHAN, G. A. P. D. Canedian Pacific Railway 418 Locust Street. St. Louis, Mo Canadian Newspapers on File LS BROOM { hartes \ bhoumler of MANUFACTURE “geen t Lae Ww linctomites 8 De: Saale nant ant writenass et OPFN LITERATURE sn RE pnoT ES Pl Leo.

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mokers from tly blended Stic tobaccos mellow- te fancies in unusual and to smoke as €asant ciga- paretty odor. ay through. expert blend Vomestic to- co smoked moked liber- lem in every in the world rywhere in scientifically Cigarettes orten packages @ glassine-paper covered commend this carton for Pply or when you travel 9S TOBACCO CO. Salem, N.C. i ee STEAMSHIPS Cruise Corporation Ii—Buffalo to Duluth IATA, TIGNESTA ¢ Minest ANCING kina: service and meals. Island, Sault Ste. Maria and roit Every Third- Day. nme only Buffalo Hest steaMiers in the world. Made the Trip. Ticket Offices or General lassen- lidg., Buffalo, N. ¥ Steamers from to: eer . Ss acatiorn nerations traveled to Switzer- lat her Alps. Now we go to Pacific Rockies rica’s Alps—“‘Fifty Switzerland in golfing, riding, fishing, boating, ming or camping. Bright social ous Canadien Pacific hotels awaits » Lake Louise, Emerald Lake, Gla- 28, Vancouver and Victoria. Rates and all points are Reach — Canada Invites You: for Resort Tour No. N9 SHEEHAN, G. A. P. D. fediian Pacific Railway ust Street. St. Louis, Mo. MONDAY, . 1919 ‘i ———72/_ >—~) isTow ayvevUue last night The flre aiso to a butidine a HKIG deias the Glasgow ct ae we ee ee - a; iMNage occupied by ALRERT Ray th ht in rea, RLANK. 48 YEARS 7. 1), ondwa leaning a. hi porch wat hing \seeiaine 11 sotlevtee from a fractured iter nal injuries PODGITT. OLD. 4 street aw: 1 at 10 orning by hal? home followed parkiner * dog, seized the he tnvesetigated ‘* on the ares. made by Benjamin usband. entering. the ate at the it’ Om Placed under observation ELMA a* try YE OLD and LAMSON. 18 ARS beulevard i lz een House of J] at 4 WL Tet ‘ t* Detenthon, a tr Tiel off mn RTE on institution and RCA DOC i the frei ; 7 nD 1446 ‘ delinquents Virginia from, rn pute ati lProadway SK hoot, Ms erie H rn Os aped home at row Nenterday by opening a ene i} iy} wh ite * marcia Were iti OU bart ¢ inetitution BROOM MANUFACTURER DIES Charles \. Spathe Known Founder of Industry in U. “harles A. Spathe, 72 vears old, Who he was the founder of “*Nufacturing in the Lnited States, “nd founder’ of the Western Broom as s. said Musical Cluvw. graff Jr.. brother frei ters street ters husband o from SCHUCK 1 ter’ thenee to Calvarv tives cago, where he set up the first pow- ?-driven broom-making machine in thie part of the country. this city in 1878 and installed a power broom machine for the Sam- uel Cupples Woodenware Co. alter this that he formed the West- ern Broom Co... w hich he managed Until his recent illness. ~ A —e ee os - [ DEATHS ] Death $i, neat Jirat 6 cach extra line 20¢ etc... Joc per ie lines Ur {@a® : memoriniae line ALBATT sntered June 14, 1915 Saturday. into rest on " John J at 0:40 p. m., husband of Augusta Al- Hartwig) our dear father gr ‘andfather and uncle, aged ‘uneral] From residence, Tuesday. June 17. Kelical St. James’ avenues, thence to St Relatiy es and friends Deceased Was a Lodg No. 4 A, ( Sat Fran isco (C 359 Pope avenue to Evan- and Col- John’s Ceme- invited to at- member of Jeffer- yo. WW CODY (el) al.) papers please ay PHAGE Mntered into rest on Sunday, 1919. at 1 a. m., Louise Althage . dear mother of Louise Balmer Althage), Henry J George ©. and Ed- Hf. Althage, and our dear mother-in Sister, sister-in-law. grandmother and Tuesday June 17 4A Jlierman emetery, Motor “uneral on from resi lence ew St. Marcus ( BEHAN—oOn Sunday, June 15 1Alf, Mi J. Behan. belo, ed husband of the late Behan (nee Ward) father of John i... Thomas A.. Lawrence GQ . the late T'rivate R avmond i) 7 v Amsterdam (N. Y¥_). Sx henectady (N. \¥ ‘tie x to, ode Ve and Kansas City (Mo.) Dapers please COP\ . yp awe 4 .« ail on Wednesday. ERSON AL,-~—Isidore I’ , residence eiven as Keensake fron lO Washi: orders TEAHAN On Sunday. Y:45 D. 1 Mary A loved @vife of Joseph of Richard iF Ryan Funeral Tuesday. from familv residen¢e, 8840 hereb: to St. Pius’ Church, ‘thence. Ivary thority etery Omit flowers Notor t in\ VAN DUZER Louise Van June id leahan an) e- TRA! an and dear siste and our dear aunt. June 17, at ines SPECIAL NOTICES ‘ONCERN a . , , . i {syUSSle : >. TO WHOM IT £(jans, MAY ¢ and edge responsible far * ntract BAR SS, ADAMO June mother o (On Sunday. Duzer. Duzer Funeral Olive street from (©. -R. laipton’s ch Tuesday i | LOST and FOUND | Solid agate lo Discount Ie nore apel, 4449 SEALED PROPOSALS NOTICE—Wm a@uctpon for ar 10S Massac} aged material monwealth Use ie or Wea jer On three insertions LOST Yy ICTOR Y ‘ss IBE RTY LOAN | ‘TOLPON BOOKS LOST-~8480 00314, 2S3165, mee? 7 315677, 316007, SOGORO. ' “H0081], 69445. 4013851, envelopes 414796, 419015, 4°49797, be s 432203) 44084. 450878. Books FOUND imme diately Sern or to ‘ B33 Locust, LIBERTY SOc TION 40 ita : 1. Han of / 441 shoeia be delivere ad LOAN-ASS ——. . ———— _~— - Al TOMORILE YOU J CAN GETA GOOD PRICE FOR THAT USE ‘ED ARTIC. ee Re —pa —— __ SITUATIONS ~ MEN, “BOYS ney atin 4 . - 7 O Carpet ’ i? Liné new ir O45) MISCELL ANE Sous lal, tts NOTICES A er AL E lies ig one minute McK smn it! Rapid Key vy =f (Ca PROFESSIONAL] - am Rt iftarse REATY. 06 maaieated tions experiencad at amy ice ree ¢ is) A7Al Nate? nage anced Ye th? Chestnut neon ers. damages attended to DANCING OP asi nn etl ait, DA? NCING ACADEMY w ri? y +h . oa 41 \ g —_ 4aProaiine and Morrison to 7th 2 tS (° i CTO WHEEL, lelt laving ette Phone BAR PIN Main 010 ele ‘ 12 Kaas I and Sidney: STOCKHOLDERS ME NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOC KHOL LD Q)] LUTNILON NATION stockholders tank b OF Dir me ‘Saitle of held AND JACK—-Lo e st. road east of Olfy- 2963: -reward dian aot M Lin. Lost iond 11 be reward To the Nationa, riven L.OUIiS oOmMoton cn? ( UJ 4022 Juniata ‘ )* i I Sunday Spec lal ‘ iy i J have hol 11ers 9 be on City Limits ear. abou: reward (‘aban 4820 Ni one; West End: LO ! abanv 4] July Lost a | A “ssOS1L, Siondsy Lost, rhinest (entra!) , EYS l ; BUNC H OF tr JEN lst LOIN turned 1&2 aos CAME! Lost Pound riscy tr poy Saturday S4A Gibso; ‘AME: R tt ay a Nati ’ (relive ¢ of Loe Nat jonal le Me lics-, an vest liber: Hrioa: iw a or Ktrownie No. mn or in Tows evening: reward re\war ’ ‘tors Bes ive 5 ‘I meetir of the Directors b BROUILLET louis Union Nat der Board ‘andy i. Wake | Main ‘ and ME I N PHIRD CAPE L. ist, ‘ ' ‘ re’ "O@Ul line ali . . - ' , te LA; Oelmar 1%: ard IN Anas THR, COAT Park Lost: Dov -« return R217 Fren il poodle DOW Lost. black hair: ward offered small Mexican doe near ©’Falion Park deral $982 Clarence te) Lost white B. Gregory package H144 Containine Gambleton DIAMONL: liberal! PIN reward LMM; Lost: by Imm: lie SYRGL ground 8 field: re FOR Lost. degree K. ‘Bates an LOGOS J 7 a. GILASSES Missour} Brilliante GLASSES Lost, day morning. reward HAND eTise ‘ Ail sii ribbon with dian Of © charm. Saturday Mik hig: iv) reward Rive rsf le Pennsvivania ie” Lost: nose Optical Co Return to tr} ‘*arT ne a7 lond-studded Pithcers in we 4N67 (Cote On GHWogiamont Forest GO9S7T Satu Vernon ih al »TSS) BAG—Lost: Hamilton Louis Te! Walrus: S anid Kk; lephon: & trom 20), 000) (on t reward ‘HER LOS8t; contuinin ar Sunday afternoon 1 Men: Lost; on Saturday With Guerdan’s n; s or Kroger'’s, on Fr 1715 Papin ana get gray ilk Ban: ner HAND SATCHEI, ing money: SAT Manchester 1Ol0 S. Ewing reWwari HAT Son, Return immed re _ Dyeing : ! and Cle, rmorify ‘ Viig of I'nion any 322H5R Lost: bunch: w dt Olive st. road Cay .EYS—Leost: at Creve f‘oe@ul Lake & bunch of keve. " afl | Olive irn to 1416 Olive: reward “OLAL, MEE . ‘ S AAVALL LE RE—- Lost: Ibetwe™n Sheridan * D> - Van aN Sa (jrand or tell av. inder please retur pines: ey, Sek Same to 4720A Vernon} and receive reward LEATHER FOR- Lost, hvith gold buckle. on Oakland a\ 4 Manchester car or Grand car tYR. Rees, 4541 Oak land av... re reward - — —— on Sunda ‘e1vVvea MESH BAG | Lake line S508 North Market MONEY Lost S53 bill on Sutter aoamont av rewal Cabany wWeshingt n Re liberal revs Lost: é _ (reve (“nei T TY » €%% ' . ’ . ie : ' ' ‘ Saturday. t >? { ‘ ) Agnes Bat bctween the kK i r’¢ 7. rev. AT: ’ " i> Oo": hoon, , Page ON " ! consolid lation Third Mechanic pe; , iiversity ine . . Nath cg aw le § Louis Ur gold: Fricay Mins: N; nal ian or 1 transactior on Delmar; rewar c} sin may properly ce #,*) Nth me-ne Sidn or | ‘o] ifax 7137 NOSE VlLASSES— Lost at we # airdome oy Forest NYP 2R PIN yee entrance: of dire 'nre of nion $iation or at . . crescent, 3 forget HLL Pre 2eis5A Russell in U cold return POCKETROOK L, Saturday norniy ost ting w i? that nion onal OF NA i? tat ; , DOn re) mi ‘ai w8Nn ne +) miaining ke cay bera! reward PM KER TROOK Lost. rings and keys: reward. Ss ith st Pt M’KE as lar h ct mone on EF (— % ‘ \ eniru i i containing Mrs. Vo!) | BUSINESS CARD ——==_——=_ Solid agate ine. minimum LDiscount le per line OR fares LOMA — - Larst : DY after noon TROOK x hi iT adi ay over®feas soldicr: — ~ , it ‘j it i j tore iiner; or I. reward; finder piecase write CARPET Crie&Ar SPR ViNG—-UPHOLST'G PRINTING AND ADDRESSING Route \PEST Dia o in ; » vt r) f YY 1) : 1178RK IT} ) th st Lake Forest 100 ring, Cioodfel) ‘day. reward PURSE- Dfmatr ) reward RING Lost (lara or St | KING Lost. Sharpshooter ebla Misso Ly ost on and Ki: Rarnets at reWwar] STORAGE Se TORAG A op ~ band AND MQO* /ING Easton. Satu! ouls av i a front h t fu t Cus, ind ure Deleuns Moving Co nit - ] . im *Aichanee pear: set, Sunday afternoon 1300R Park return to K irl: reward Mancheste: k wood rds a ma 1. ;res : 41 vk ADVANC* rs ‘ f AND MOVING « RING— Laat by smal] ~ Party that lil pav a ver, Powt Dispatch warebourse sery icy urn sila y¥ °ron rox Pa rk car. going ,orn anid re SHIRT ise, V " I apparel, WALL PAPER CLEANING reward - gq so 7 Mrowr 7287, Delmar TOs | A , Norman ‘ r Dlue siik please Lost “ek afternoon Tre “AHr “WMRRELIA sunday Beni«h nil bir ar sterling rilver: money. «* i fyi oratory: finder keen gold watch in beade:t Normand’ (srove Thy Reeser 440 Alsace 1 WATCH T cet eoic ru j leet om Sidney hetween Jefferson. of te ffs ar. Sun reward, Poi Ridmey st _FOUNC Saiens iA : STOVE REPAIRS weyry stove. tbaraha | Se01F Main 42 “BRAL ER SUPPLY CC S162 N. Third ot. a, ria) BULLDOG Found f and head Lindell ory June herirved ls bored \ er call o747TR ETC , o> ur } —a iti . + f DETEC OP riIVES ON aaa jm roy. ls Work a? PERINTENDENT- manufacturing ChRiIMAN le#ires posit home Rox ’ , " icenset ’ ‘ ¢ engineer . Ww concern oduce results Can pr =a ul ry -~ ; vy Fe of men nd tmachiners Post-Dispatch ’ experie " k Garfiel kK ; Disepat paint 1347 nandle ene now having discharge tar’ an then , ern | Destres peo rf _acee-aptanonaran ansesounas HELP WANTED- “MEN, ‘BOYS ay tt lin Nas ell Park a’ ROY— The run MeNichois ' ° HOYT - ‘Wwe 14, Tree Tie ri ‘ 4 Ss ea Ee iw etre ry rm DRESSMAKING AND MESSMAK I l } ide kk EMPLOY ee on ie 2. LS ate See ae ee mae eee eee | | a ne | eee DEMOBILIZATION — BU. REAU FOR SOLDIERS, SAILORS AND MARINES £05 Locust St. telephones Olive 7240— Central 756 We have the following appli- cants lor positions at this bu- VIOMEN aged white Woman th hou x ty ? Sey ork bee Lily: iaWwe iOored H47S\W \\ gine Mey GOT Tuesday GIRLS (te Ho ‘SOA Urseda with re! Pho? t i ara’ Ww Me ims ee. oli > ompetent., ‘HELP WANTED a ‘ id ee yle f; i.g) rf? t*tneerreona _ MEN, sos ne ,/* AN Tf Fey 3443 . Laciede Dien i iT Stained ONDER Must issistant rar hh Lahn Mi Experien ana ’ , and finisi ApDpiy warcer work OO Om, LM experienced . fcs Ca seri wment Ne. son axer “ust, 4th roo Waekea Main rarr | Pi@e ated machimia* > - of errands and light port a? ’ — ’ : : fioar Kah: (40% Dilain g Tf ‘ sat in pa ‘kh Pic bhOYS-—Or young Ing Partme! Wi) ing to learn ahee Sidne ‘SHELMEW BL SHE LMI shop 120 18, for Machine and wanted t “4418 nme cf At os (nes Sy ; aN Handy about ING-KING CO,, BUTLER—Whit Lindell bj iMAK A ricils (‘ANDY ANT) Eonee. be iy A'TA] range imMok Wointte (Mok ea ‘ WOK K To ex Wainrieht. Mm pit> for Lit im\ DIMMAKE PORM Wal HAT aa DISHWASI]I! DISHiWASH] DISH \sitl | KS NID | iat ASHER Ti ry DISHWASITIib} vhite ; DISHWASHER rk ‘K ‘\ (.ra DISH W ASMER lace rere ell eee v1] DISHWASHER i]la0 porte: Ay at st PT RM AN—J tment i big ao Dppor raining % om teerce Pidg "TMT yomoy pt a4 Live RI ERS vik - L Apply Na DRIVERS ment (‘() and Chouteat wav, Kast St POREMAS res 7 MA* that FURNITURE DPA eerie r mach Mf« We ubh ite ‘© rk - ) Py (;00d require AM Fulton ele vate Market «t isterer +‘? pay, Apply at once. BROWN. 6th and Loeust hn tong trrve k ity wel] \pnrent tearel i ‘nar riIRs’ rlle VW Phan Wp ae \lten ‘LASS pas AMY BING L)| Al Single tit Alarket ij for tun ail ty at we experiences] reveryri. established Wages ek: permanent i, 1407 COLUMBIA TRA 2th and Spruee, Broadway “ES _ niend ) at i; 3 Louis FINISHER MAY ( “AN ~F Cwelfth [ ette A ice WAGON at cnce r¢ JANIT Ride *acary and . «& : . AITCHEN HE! taurant. 0! STER ane OD}; | 4° riefiand « Kes RraA (‘a 5 \ ore* $24 (lll N POLISHER Ay By == ‘HELP WANTED. _MEN sors We ~ | Sint f* Tv? r™ lls ln \\ W A W web) Lhe J doV dan a db. To UT? pres ye AN DER\ (MOR ARNEY oc k ary ‘Ane ‘as 1 “\etanns oF foun Found wall K -82 at ones at) call ‘eft- a) ory work State age an’ Poaet-Die # parker in AL » ’ ’ ci Itex T1288 wit ‘att ste "he rere, ela, ‘) ret ir (jrand furr' an work in ca — refer fer ‘ay wWithour Toe | Te! “Trl work evperie* Poa r: apple Me : lieht. worl ' j Kive reece and referenoes in apt le uM on ideax 2°.22% Port. Din ah lligent. for’ wert ring leg? “t@ady po “inten. « mh Treom « ‘ Koo ODE taker tr. | mt ‘ Broadwge factor an “fattireme ttf joe capable man When writing pected and Whi “pring and Mae: “eft nig TF. elil@ent titres th ane wry ti on Pave enlary Atal for anvywheve fer ' You do not tt letter statine ‘urine the our work ‘ ple - : a biclee) wry Mreadway NID POLISTIERS Mar? be and , pe te oR Martie ri aria bank of (Cc. ) Pere lle 7 aries : . bxpertenced PEN! SHEERS - sre oe Firet-.class work loppa Hrare! references ¥ lens neriencert rrr ready te! mote) Pranktlin , verhivre experten . ane h2) Wee ha ) wert conde. asi) 1A} ‘ Jjath. r* clertcal hook s (@i a fet 2) Fogente | w iter icy - et ee wages. a ; poe r ploy ‘E.+ 7% » eveeet . _ }- I It as or Pola t¢ »?* Once i. onee sroad ' ; t roen * at inotre I inning a wareheuse ete aan Kenner :' Reaument e° a? west Mer Torey work Raeket aac rem 2 ttcade Wart re efper! ate wert ie? ‘Faia2 #6, . ‘8 AND One fetal! and eteck u ode her “ay Two Sianicg akers $5 tt 38 gmp 4% fittens, Ne leber tseubles "en need apply r Standard Lumber is sf WORK CR ...fread» ant Foundry © - > ; . Hick ary Alter Titineie !iensee a ; . OPPR “al y - t* fleht mas a 1 (ets beur gr- A. W eberiahe Nile ae ae ~ te, Sle a ad IIE ter ae ee

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e = RENT-INCOME Ss FOPPED? Oh no, that’s not a calamity. I e s Sasa one of those happenings which the P-D.“WANT” Ads can remed y. ea youn sa ah a MONDAY 1a1o PARTNERS WANTEO HELP WANTED” WOMEN GIRLS noe j) HELP WANTED —WOMEN. GIRLS, BUSINESS CHANCES DOUSENUCO 6000S WANT —=“CAMERAS } ee a . i ee ee ee Lf” a a et ll i i in ON ey ee a at ly ll. nt OO” | PARTNER Wid—One who has £500 to in- GIRI—Over 16 vears of age: cawy works ro money at home: ros can earn tror Enrnitnre Wanted caiman EN Vest in profitable business. Cal! 3665 Blaine. experience ae esa y. diurst- ‘Zc ker Neck- Pr ing sho urd uickiy and easily |e 7 2 MLALRLUEY } y ane . phere ws ~ PARTNER Wta. “Traveling through West in wear Co., 1322 Washington oan N | IT )) | IN NN never 1g ach y . : Re salad iaacianea _— - we ’ on ear with good paying business; partner) GIRL—Experienced presser on ladies’ gar your work: writs day for r cular CALL FORES 58, 1.-D American Show 229 6Ryrte ) e of needed with $200 cash Box A-58&, oo ments; one who has knowledge of spotting | ; 7 tu . | descripti ... , , WV 1 —-—- Apply at once, 1005 Deimar (cs) - we har tio? ’ idee Ween eter ate. wemte | plete. fern | ines ‘te . Come anted at Once SALESMEN WANTED (S—Expetiencdd, to sew on batt@l eee. “As we have no information bureau, it is impos A a 6 Seands “o™ } | our bid belo sone salt dem CLOTHING GB ge gs, ulin sible to answer quertes by mail or t, ‘lephone or .bDasement lunch room: --—~— ENNIS ER | : —ow - Sen ; 7 ' . PPB LO LL eA eae lll ll ile Machine. Jung nan-Landecker, 923 . ; i ; for the omen. Rosin | Washington: sixth toee ic) a $6 per week for 4 hours per BUSINESS WANTED REST prices in town bal “ie ea a. 7 yyit ey ry ; , SALESMEN-—Coiored: men and a. o. ieetielh S. MERCHANT MARINE ;% : r, Gran | GIRLS—To Ie . ak av - 8 ~~~ : ° ul 4 r. © vA i 4 S. Mid-City Bidg.. s. e. cwl rand ani GIRLS—To learn shoe making: good pav. . , — . , > Hd — t day. Apply uperintende ‘nt, —— > mass , a : : rAREL te “2¥ higthess } ° | : Oilve. . with opportunity for advancement. John BEAUTY cl LTT RE, ake its pla e Plaster ] apr ‘ : I . I NEWS AGENCY Wed In SOrIme corntry a | Asn Prices : r « an nihand ma BPPARE! 2D: ; ; Romom pice , » . . ‘> Ste TiS , shy j le ; > . ple 3-27 ry 4 ’ , ‘fn , ‘ ; " >? 1 . ‘ > \? oe ] ? i] VW i ’ | ~ i | , > ~ . . ry? ‘y 2 ; -_ lust is “al Je ' re : ». ' : ¢ 1 ~~ ; . . : . —- me to be trained as : SALESMAN—Honorabi) dischargd p colore 1 restaue on «& Shimkle Shoe (o., 22 was THAN om - Glycerite of ew ae gg ea dry, noug smn ntities SCRUGGS, VANDER\ OORT ot PostDie h be reasonable, Box Ss Se i I + of h APPAREL Te setts, eeana ‘ , an lin . t i ; } r [2 : . ; ; . Se (re nouLe h ( ai - . prea cl ~ ' “hy * . : — : ‘ ue ’ var soldier; salesman.and solicitor. votn — ~ rubbed well into the Ips, night anc ‘ nm iare er reaag oo ae —n ee ; bai . and tard om Sonten Sailors, Fire meu, Stew ards, *. ©. cor. Grand and Olive GIR LS-14 to 16 years old. sor, taht Med | morning, will shrink them in ¢ irrest the ammonia. vhile kai: & BARNEY. fe ROOMING HOUSE Wee “i>s*-class: or he ST rice Pins “ne ~ ~ 4 go! \ on ¢ . entre aad | . or \ 5 9 O:°o cur c ge 1 : 9 4 ‘ . . . ‘ " | iOwntow istric : \ r Cast / 1] 26. it f , F : i 4 . “eee for SALESMAN—AI, to work renewals on Wom- ong - — oe eg “ ah ng ‘eo i o£ ety Do not bite or rub a ny oll r fat acid phosphate pr odui ‘ en m... nah le andl 5 mo ‘ ae ~wa “ Goon AOBS A 7 G OOD PAY an 8 ve Companion and American ay > wall mx oa at " ? wis (o2) upon them. For dry lips try drink- | site effect of a moist, s KY rhea _———__. eee ; 3... & f ~ : ic om : Pav while training: hoard a 2good proposition } , erience necessars Perfection Mfg v 2701 N etrinnw vit moves frec kles, Another £ood rem- aaa ge $e sk Aleta i rem ’ | WOMAN "10 iron DiaIn Sewing. Hotel BLACKSMITH And Carriage SiO}, Wilh , Hy. a. ’ eS « 5S; : ; ' ‘ Sli A Page , t Ps dy is Ww ate rme lon juice When im” > ee 1} ry lit n - a : . he VW estmove land, Tavlor and Maryland. tc) Bat a wy al mats rlais an i toois art ap U 7 ' : ‘ , 4 oe . ; +4 moon's . . ; ; ) years or over, t ig , ) ms 3 iO bth rare wee Ss VTA. ; ~! : ry bie Mone or . 5 ore good opportunity AY piy : . . iro.. Casket Co., between isth and } ‘th, aration 18 mi © . ~ oe ees Pe aN, ’ , Le wij ‘ellent a DRUG STOR] Sales over $14.000 v. y » “3d, Is are paid to Boston, Famous-Barr Co wall paper de emeyeoe ©’ Fallon and Cass: 1H ssogen. | le ounce lemon Juice, J» dram Sugar, sults Pie id ten ‘esults§ ; q WOMAN ldle-i >" aoe i's 3 “a wKry and rats - > T20OR, ] ith. Apply how. Bring ing; write ‘for ‘ist © Boe Prete - “a fabrenholz, 2264 S. ¢ compton Victor 2867L i bit of absorbent cotton at night : Bone ‘) ; no i Oe mead Le onhars 4 ‘onfe soner found to Ww OrK Th} Some Instances 1s i} ! > ae | : : . 14) S =n 4 is | , > .e i ' okt : 18 esa - Ze Sia? S f A ' ; | ~ ‘ ch EXCHANGE Aloe Co.. A1% Olive. st.. 4th floor ferst ee ANCES BO: ae | Ors SOY Market. St 3 made from % ounce of tincture of. Li am Lak Wi and per we wi ol 41 OO Pe DROOM . -§ mie me aga rainciiaiine Se ee - ore “‘DISPA TOW * “ 7 ~ ‘ 0) } we s . . ” . ; = man ly 1 P r} ‘ : > we. rea net ‘ *¢ . . ) ‘ , , ° . ‘et 4 . ‘ . 3 Candy (o., 417 N, h aa AS “ondwa' e ) |) the disagreeable odor to pass off 1? | ; a : bd fo Bi | ST KNOGRAPHER SE ivoice about $k to $6000 wr ————— JEWELRY WATCHES PAINTERS Nonunion: rood Wares; Ktate age Fy r ey isive T’ PoOSsition big tn ‘Ore } ¥ > ‘ y "ry % | ¥ ‘ , . 4 4 > Its i] me tt Ott © . ./ . » » ‘ar : ? ? hy i i I al ' ‘ =e , 1 CiUSi\ ‘ 4 | may then be perfumed with a: ieW is ghee ney By Ae ~o rd and e\perie nce B aN DD 167, Post Dia, feo) those wh v —_ stick bot aft aid LO work ‘ : (iI LS W AN’ 'D 1) drops of lay rs) nder Oil. To use if 1s borm of t7ridy Stile : . be .) a RE | A RY \ OunY’ 2) } | } : it rs j ’ ri ’ . ny a : , : , . . ae ss 2 “ 2 - rugs @n > highest prices LW NMA iron castings: steady. 4100 N 2ist at. NATION AL. PILM PUBLICITY CORP, on ate and caps "NTO Lae Ge).. Bee ~ hae ed into the Scalp a A a8 nitr: ' of sod: tor th lacy ot experience Wl h LUNCH] nat aon . : ' al] nandg pat «t . , = ss de! ‘ . ' - ’ = * tt ‘a ce: OS OF} Voman ? lere : } ‘ "4 Sea P* i" - } ‘¢ am ©] ‘ ’ . . ™ : - “UO evening pa POU! ; et yD M 4% OUET. *% Locust ot PAINT ERS Pwo; come ready for work, ge ede nas . 3 Va , - in wn Aa . i , “Ue a? i“ 4 wee transportation furnished Write. giving ace Which inakes a good shampoo c ; For established territory in Central Missour} tial . TTF ea l . ‘ se > ing Pitt > naa Sige si Cite cy oe gFo0Gd place for first-class experienced coffee SE\ HN ri ST R DED | : aks } sending other queryv to \ W. « ' , Irving Pitt Mfe Q.. Kansas : ~~-——- | #alesman only; if not experienced do not = HEALTIO H'tngrs eueing : “a And sand grader Becond and Dock ply; wilt-edge refere ‘ances required. Johns, (7 IR] S TO SE W " f x pi) ling Main 4770 rns “ : ae , a : J. F. McMahon Cons Co., 71 Title Layne Coffee Co., 120 8S. 4th st. = To treat piles Nn '. New York ft: ‘est a4 WOME Two yYantry worl mriust > eX- Y Own “Rp: . weenie ais ae ns r | we a > OPponit Guaranty Bldg. oe : ACCESSORIES, 6 need a fev more «xperic } operato ‘ause must first be known. ‘If bi miles; to Queenstown. °77 perience N. Gra é i-154, Post-Dis: NTEUR reals re . $F; spuvuinell PHOTOG RAPHER Portal card. ete ; excep Loca! manufacturer of hot-selling. Be o se Woitst j Vd dr Sses On "power " constipation cure the ; onstipati pe oe 3 = ne Nn ~y COUCn, wes - : “or tle: ary to good man. Apply to Mr. Cave. May. lutels rew: netting large commission: side GIRTS- To | learn Shoe busine SS oon er ns ‘ . vis re eee: s ' — == — ——, AU . : acm Hp : ‘he onze 's "Binds her ‘ ° ’ | ' ‘ , ; eae 253 ; li e : , 4 > Stern & (‘o.. 1th and Clty e (Cc) j line Fa lesme nh. some thing gz 0d for vou. | ) j ? an ane ifter r? 78 . j a tos _ il i \ / p Sew} a’ me: oy 7 ra | N ‘ CL te ok »F ’ South ittaa — . a >> 4 ‘ roa AY : ‘rr 7 . as , — les o “a « Sek i die CANVAS or ri 3) oe } tt itt] Pe hia , at ) o _ : “-- . | FOR: “SAT. K—W dj . ‘Ooo set, : ; fer . . Ses Some fin nti : ial eat , . . : 4 . . . | > | =, Li rhe ine ‘ OS N. Oth st : = | set nia Pha. Pane “ SOT ¢ e*HUNL - M Ny , ’ “f i ha ‘ : 4 ' ey] : i} ‘~ Park av 22 oe) ae H 9 ee “is ae | OUIS fo) Fr a Gi] Te n , 8 « tees thtetsure - “a Bt ' fie | La 1> ' “wb . ; . ‘ Ce, . bets, » ‘ye ; e. ©) 4 ey hel i I ~— 7 MT r.f¢ 7 rade? je jeer Phle 4 PORTER f olored ; 2 415 _ _& Ap menced APP r KE NTIC With some experience on " — : . LAW PON rms, tl . hls om a eacaee VK ol . end , MH goed of; ‘ " ” an ae tee Ommonwealth: Bidg., 415 Locust _ aeaae short hours and good GIRS lo learn in shoe hae > or Co Ee _ ) ! it UINTED--White; for general work. Gar- lane advancement Missouri rants ; residence ee 7 RNs , sani | } Ove itio . he er ki rison & Wagner Print tae Co.. 1627 Locivat. hifz ‘ v2) Washineton. Tth floo: 4 tory ; desizable working eondi @ontha Ss i th S oo aE ‘ = | iore insertion PAS EOE af mitum You mi ty TO RNR ORE i Rat iis Peta Peavii? EON, ates rervis PRESSER ~Steady iain emer’ 4 B. AG P ATC HE RS Applv RUT, tions. Central Employ ment iv, or by publi rhe peer 728 apie r vol tionary ldiers, writ de ) ic 4 ver, GIR : Mia WM dete ee rp MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT i vein q's and Dveing PF months Riv-—bor sale. ae = : r ’ vr ' : PRESSER -Experienced Apply tailor, Ho LON BAG AND ( ‘()'] PON Dept... B R ()\W N SHOT RE . leith tion for _ on rloey . 7 ya? interes 1 ie ge . ~ - , tel Statler Cc) \I TI | ‘ ioe me - 7 } s wri ° >| decree he er . +} "ing! eo i U5 , factor ngeli FOLDING « HAIRS o rent: for al occa = . . . ; i P ‘ se ’ ; ‘ . . . '” ‘ YY . ‘ 5 : ons iraee stor: a a0 non (‘entry PRESSER--Must have experience; colored | + ry is, 612 S. th St, (Cd, and Pir as. Co cannot . @} ‘eg ntil after : , I, .. ; | ni bee] Olive -. onre Brasch's Storag i , jhe { (a*? RLS AXperiencea, honunion 66 . C5 a nee P , 14 tgs % | nNlimbh, fo ; = , may | | | —* ) ~ aera it i : Cc.) Cireeles Piinterv. 25 Pine st (et) “GI WK Ly it a} CAT ry ‘ aT i lf e I ire Iyi} n , Se} hs ; oat] nat MISCEL LANEOUS FOR SALE e Printery. 4515 Pine se 7148, | BODY IRONER—Ana ‘iadiee’ ciothen ino : One | Pe Satan lat te gk may | When “they. sa was untprtan, | _ fox P20. Pont-Dispateh. des reeeeeove FOR S08 | een ae Tes ae tae age | / , wade Tee aees both eee it f ine geht nuchroo all re ‘ “petted oat 4 an he ire is na weakt ome sens Peon, 2: — = en ~ > wm ' . ss ;~ | t - * . , o ‘ ’ ‘a , ‘ : . ’ . 4 \ > ‘} ke ~Ol ‘ . . . . . eS " ? J ‘ s + | , tthe in? x ¢ powell tN dl “a Sg pe ies tinware. 7 1s MOK Ix KEPER- Young may, t — ‘Tiermce d nt de 18 ing on fj Is ivor ed ind ey til et }2 . call 7 eg ) : , . | , : a e « : | : nt | ? av ! | @ . a Y 3 : ( | tee: | z 5 | eset - INTER iis: “ os posting; North End; state salary, age and | #de. | aprons and dresses Aranteed sa ‘oO Marry at any time K Plating niatine tn ic) Sees 2 Ne ee Vrite for lis zenta © nsi MP: me. a PRINTER Allround; good « ee ee exporience ® Box -135, Post Didoaten, (co?) ss Pg chin 50) See y ifzpan i al t La Sy ; D. 8- | a non | i | | . 3- | : n | | | om | : , | x er ox ary 0 sta? iia . ; ’ bhi: , poreelatyt Lyd] “() { -}Y ‘ 3() \ maatree . | ) . 8 Young lady; v2 years , } LOW! KA eG POULLTRY VIANE RE. preferabls rer, Biss ‘2 I ( R | \ i t- | CEN i ( N \ unr tr foes ; ek cer | | iit , | ble n . “20. “You “i PRIN’ ay R Lockup; Steady Position Call age, tnust he rully competent: Salary. S75) et and Te net | s eke ies | ae | of | S | : ns . | ¢ = * ie : ons af | . 7 : | ash | re | ¥ ; arn ch : | piv obK N. Ri] St. t¢*} y ier3y GIRLS (Over 1s \ ears ot ave © | lal . ae ene ee QUARRY MEN—40 nou APDIV Union BUTTON SEWER R--Experlenced, to run but kar seef TC rr Vtaasls : ; Atty, aah aaie —2varry, 4687 Natural Bridge ra (ec) ton lac hine Jungman-Landecker 2 I arn shin Ironing, SLCC rv. GROO Olive St. rx (lb) CASHIER Young lady experienced :, : : oy ati ry Q'ARRYMEN Five; 40c per hour rele taurant work; inust have best of city ref Apply ets) & \\ ALW Lk DR erences, ox P-145 Post-iDspat. hn ‘ QUARRYMEN—~ And laborers: quarrymen 40. poo gu z 1 ons at ne gage a : wr hy . In) re 5 . " : nen StA a 4) e } : } ste: ne) ‘ rif . eng “yas oe aoe ee how Apply Paul Apply before 9 ;¢ » | STS, a Oscar, The Tallor, 32490 RiNDERY G Nee FE nen “spore ‘ : “ee 1 Printers 1s Pine st, {Ca Jefferson Hotel. 12th and Locust (oy sraduatir mn school, v Pir rho I , Liat (91 \ f y &3. 0) an ith :, Wiiul opport unity In our daviight Wwhnelet . ' sehwar% Sample Co... 1515 Pine BOOKKEEPER he) Sd st l’rinters; steady work. Ap Rive reference g0X P-150,) Post-Desipateh QUARRYMEN—S4 per day. Lamb's Quar. | Washineton: sixth. feo work; good pay while learning l . : Virginia av. leverman Constructton to selina ————~ , . ere) IOS (*¢ ze Sth) and lie} ory vee8 St Toujls a\ Bambrick comopeae I yee ar) a eo |-- (VA CTT) , © |GIRLS—FULTON BAG AND || more or less fertilizing value jn ither the chloride or sulphate. ia || NEW BRA SHIRT FACTORY, 901 RAWYERS For cross-cut saw. F.C Ria ‘p osc etiein a2 agent ree MeCMSClvV' ; : lt: ea are x“ eae ween AREh aod toth Spee Hoxan st. be. AST LE RS COTTON MILES, 612 SOUTH BA cert. enn ot (Oe, WHEN | se. “greens ong ati Hauid is | WANTED—Expérienced sleeve. , “ ‘ ‘ oO’ 0 c “hool girls wishing to work a wi) \r¢ ii - eterus a SO0d effer Oth N Lo} ‘ aust iis iY preey nal icies f re co ; _tween kth and 19th. Fallon and Caas. tc) S o girls wishing to work luring ca SE V I. \ I" 2 | QT R ME _ e ; etter St : anhdre fie ) | bili Phyl hy 2 eut| and neckband makers. ‘er. BAN . “wo , ' tion: must he 18 vears of age : and mia SHAPER ‘ a ah toh 1 lean: PENNY & GENTLE ae - ; Ke : state ; . AlArY n’ "ed re Jas: "ISN, & GENT IL, “ae, road wa anid Orgeman : ‘ ; ‘ {| jen vr , I Son ene ‘ ! or, toweth , a iad é oHners te ve f¢) . ’ iO} emploved. " Tox L-A®. Post-Disnatch. tes) | 2 | GIRLS—For assembling smail | best materinis tort re With some zine fragm oilins | label girls, operators for Union 3 3 : SHEET IRON WORKE l—Notunton, Rox | CHAMBERMAIDS —Exper‘enced. Apply linen | y pSsun r seu , » 4#C1d . Peed +0 | minut | + oo Speciat Tron and sore ma hace oot gallon hi ba teas’ dna mae “> rig tresses, Sh ei = rgiar preef. He Saree Diapatct CHAMBERMAID eo et | ~—spparts; easy work. can earn $3 hn : : niekel is complet ini ae ee for Uni Snecia! “bh st aren 2 >| Kemther pitta Pnethe. per Fan Ball-Matvin safees fu os 4 SHEET METAL WORKER: First-claes man | CH, ane ene aed Colored. Melville Hotel, 3 re 2 ) alt i ft 1 cess fs nis] | 3 Chines, also Tor Mon ospeecia, - | | apres si aes > > warden meee ‘ able ) nets). new on automobile bodies. Apply MeQuitlan ELIT Ot 7 | ali Up dav: merce Work. (a | : , JIN POUnas car 6h AT al eh washed wit vate] ae lpevine ‘ ‘elline Ste; av ” Se “" :: ot Fags’ 2 | Aten lin ‘ra 1? snace | , if «bs a hlonwe Rradford & Co » 400 Forest Park bl, ree COLLAR ae Femara ani hody iron | : | a. 2S cy i ‘ | ( ie’; | i Thave ’ “ice bie and ic lling. = " l ad * wh ; - aT ay ial a $5 , ‘ ; , - : . : ’ : c¢ ety wet rT ; ’ ry. ’ ’ , : , on ] ; : a ry , 2 @ >, ise ‘ : ; oat SHOF CUTTER On children’s shoes: a: er Delmar Laundry Sjdnes ani He Once, \\ : \T. \] A | HE\W S & 1) rig ins ‘ MbDMation 5 l i122 phe ies] I ‘9? é hor) work. A pps DiPe & \\ ALK it ravage ce} t ? answer ' Pee , arc » @ we position for Z00d man. S10 Laicas ; «i COLLAR STARCHER Mxperienced *xcel . é L ’ “eae *] l lime r} |} They Mrtea \ t l rel l ty | — o ‘ ) TP) ‘rt ) Q F Hi = eek ro rich be hf vit | rvy | ee. Bu a ' : SEWING MACHINES ith floor | sior Laundry, 1012 N Grand BROS. 2+) Kaston. os ] . } eeCndy +} ' ils } ones DRY (,( ( jek OL = I 1 alle CK Li, Cas] ma lernis ithir months x f° rat i - a i : , ™ SHOEMAKER—To work on Jack, 2015 S| «% WnR—References, Sl W estminster. (c]) | ° SY ' hedeediong it] nMmonia while ti lo} seal orv and 16t I and Locust Sts., 6th > - ones = ‘ha 7 N CABIN] ‘or H onler : . ". 2517 2 otto : a) ie i"R } HIN) PIN By | - 1°, OOMCT Tim ° bevhy it ' is B , a3 —- “ COOK-- Good women: to take _ irge Of res. | ( | |? GS a | ) : : month . : {| ° (e@3) Or nplet th « rei , ‘ROO eh fae Tae . Rueranteed; automatic mac BHOEMAKERS— Exp. cutters and lining cut. taurant. Call 1042 N. Gram 5} J LY\ rn ape 2 ‘ OOP, Ps > ne ie nae Siaied $10 : , ‘1 ne ladies’ fine shoes: union « : |COOK—Colored woman. experienced. for HELP WANTED--WOMEN. GIRLS HELP WANTED. wom EN. GIRLS , we 4" , : ‘ i ré ; . SEP «~« i i ih. a ad a ' + rng . . 4 > rt . P' ' I (>! . $5 . z > ' lackeon bt Cane nhee Mfm. Co, G25 |" boarders. 4205 Russell lor light, clean factory work ; | ~~~ chee a ss ari a FALL. VANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS enton €% “ee Ey om, 2 ‘pookease wt: STORE AND OFFICE FIXTUR , _ COOK —Giood, colored or White, until Jul leasar { Y: lj vy \ ; LAD PR “ty saad vag om BEAN =. “ hoe wt ole 4 Se lavloreav : PS 44) N. spr ine ‘2 x > TE “9 os a in ' ) : : ; ; A see wat ‘ 2 - t ‘ Pil. 4 oe : Grace st. Bracking Construction Ce (Ch) COOK—Good chance for general housework ; . ~ . pelt , } ; ~ re mes i« it CO’) $ rh | Hy AND boM itt Be SHOR WORKERs Px al 417. make ‘0 specialize in min larch Manwe I tting room machinists for out-of-town i 9 ; factory ; State Age, married or Single, exp., COOK -Woman to Cook and assist with LAND DA ASHI Igtert emplovers and salary expected: good housework on farm. one mile ‘rami opportunity for Al Man. Rox Db rad B Le of “UU: Modern COnVenlences ‘ } Wwmatil 5 Wt ll kinds F $s ied?) family: state uve And wages expecte, ; $125 M: agnolia. 4% ‘ oO ‘? ‘) 4 ’ > ' , , SIGN PAINTER 17 N “th st. tol) a -. = M ts HEMSTITCHER OMVIRATOR - . em en i* , S ‘s dervoce Mac Pa’ ;uS 1Q . .. e src . : SIGEN PAINTER Steady lob: $10 per dav for OPYTISTS nder by ¥ hy’ ak ad "alin HieMSTIT Hicks lexperienced: good man Sam Nesbitt. SO17 Washi mgzton , 2 a ee ane SORS-\FOU ad, ich work Jacob Mange. Tou Washingt , ees , SODA DISPENBER Mirst-class:~ at once ivi a = § a ~sse HEMSTITCHERS All or part tim ‘aan ID or gel ons ork and. eookh ot hy tens work eat | Lv] fot 4008 : ih i 280 De Raliviere. O ivaen SP eee stern woman hy ia) hen “hj : “oo , } i cha Cvitt ttimey ; ' : ° T dy hud tal (or ‘ ns I 0 ' ita, . ey a ' fl np Spe ~ tue = TYPEWRITERS AND ADDI STOREROOM MAN—Al; call Steward” Sun. a | ’ HOUSE GIRI,-8635 Shaws ei | Phone Wehat " 2) 13 SL OF perienced cloak ad ev Penn reps ni MEN WAN ED dies’ dresses: need badly av uy i= Ful} line of Perfection MACHINGS eet Hill Country Club Vietor S215 ic) | * Ave o> seat work feeders and jders HOUSEGIRI ape * three A014 ‘- references erequired , mds ead , 2 .® errs ; "> . plead Fo owe A ’ , a4 . d rei fader lLaunars mit, (* ; ’ 7 . Poe ’ nat . ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ ,, 7, ' . 7 , “en? 'TrOCOeray ‘ ' As mt Mf . ‘ ‘ Le . > ' » TEAMS rERS—H. MceccCaule at irs — Louis ay bel al ce ef OO LOO Pel eri _> ' : “saa ~ ahaa , v7 ‘ , plend ; : wey, 1819 Gra- | SeepERS AND FOLDERS~—Good positions rae | ne rtments, 351) Pe ! _LADY—For) ar. ves ) ture at pleas ha | i” Pennesites te a a ae SE : }icst SHOGIRL ror ee neral Housework f pee . tie Spee ; - : ‘ , ‘ nelie . ’ : ; ‘4 , . . pa . + : . ’ , » | 2 1's N Gh Colonial Laundry, 40 -) Olive st ) ily f tw 2042 | Pent eat : ' sohemian or er bye Sto} ‘perienced ae , Mp Ss mt reese Sk SCN aN , rol ne Troe 4077 _ ; A a TIN AND SHEETIRON WORKER For | FEEDERS AND FORDERS—oOn mancle TIE) Por a ee al ART | | | ’ manufac turing plant nf ar St. Loutse riust | ternational Iaundrs 4436 Oliv. > ny Lido Shee ily. Young [O #SSist; With houce — be thoroughly competen State uge. experj- | = ~ work. Line lell S425 \V 1006 Lacled: MARKE! ence, refere — es an ad Wapes expected in | I beh: sbke bt coe? And one tak CrAdDerlernse ev excel Lacy of if . ine aon : f) | I aAuUnaryV, ‘ | \ reply Box 1.-821, Post-Dis. of ent working conditions “App lv Americas yon ee EP er ae 2 oo “4 ER. AN] \s ITER —sor siete NE cK ni Stearn Laundry “Ist and Morga n Tos “faki ins care | ial > rs old be A Pape hae ig ‘ : ] >) | te ein : , TINNERS—Two. Apply 5020 Easton, (c3) | . 4 eo ? Ee *. owl arnereacl eT t i SAS Bi Piilasie mrerat \ il ’ . ; . we ‘a ougs wes “we — arin DESKS VN ‘“ , a ee iy . , . » : ‘ § AT A A TINNER—Expertenceda on apartment work | cle thes rere! Westinit efor ] aul dy c . Hot bes IRI, N € af rellab {? ‘+ i! Per) - roy ana . 7 . A oy 2 > 2 _ : ls tT} ' 14 ; i y ‘ n , , be a? : : TT o¢ . . ; > ar cree r 7 ‘AS ’ 7% ; i* ree ritgra TINNER eat ae a on hand ma 7 rs gan oi gg ats" Pony I ae HMOisROLKI. ¥ general housework é; | Laundrs » Magrnoll Ta oe A M 1. r i N D “PY SS A lk. ‘ST, A ] TES . Wt If ng a he Moire i" \. TOU fee: ) ' ' onine wor -xcelsior Mfe Co, SID ON. " Rt oO les ” oF - laundry . i”. 4 : arfield i ’ iRer OF [NISHER Deri ed ined iron ceron: r miil' one, tor ratory Tea Ss = Sth] we ' rh ns ' = Lith, — lek 0 ne) aN . (C) dell 5N44 pes val LINER Y ‘M ANKE RS AND er a experies stare! | au hina NY Ek: ruty fan, , \ ! 4) i ‘ } ‘ 7 Sain Me ‘ nanen os / IO} Wii _ . ities CRE tei ae : 2 86% . 3 a ‘ . : : . ; 7¢ " : és > TRIMMING CUTTERS Model Shoe ute manage and instruct help: good sal: Psi 4 ee mes . Fi D1), sae Al ti chy NG pots Al , és SHIR ( IPERA PORS v: Vert ) ro Scie piste og Pd pe 7 ~” ' ‘a. > Rroadwry nad Kilekor, Tr . j ateady position to right party A ' ly 4 : I ©: reg : et OX i mA, os = ‘(| m. é - «i aN iran tj la ‘* eri ‘3 i . ; . ; TRU { “KERS ‘‘olored, at once Lewin Met Strivi ae~Jenkins Co Fort Worth Tex ' HOUSEGIRIL-~-White 1G vearse ld. to aast NI ('h MW be : A i ~—- And as r Tr: : OY te abies at oe : . &.. nah. : ° Nw \ | ES] Al )] ES oe ‘ | , / “ A ~ ie" Wa als ¢ ‘orpor ation, Day Branch xt ic) GUIRI Job press. printing feede, Apply D. with housework and two w alking children Vy - a a ue yd , , Pla rege , - . _ ' — ‘ ? hey a li Nar + re Pave ‘ a, .% . “tthe - ; ) . ~ “a Biermann, Taylorville. U1] rel) tS Park cay MIR] . oa I — - : ANDI} rONS MrT nam ' : ‘ . 8 . a ak blu ren : uUkeWork re Sk ‘ r) é' fi ‘ ar-old A dates : "\ Yer ‘ if, * WV AITE RSE Aperienced Colored Melville: GIRLS—To Jearn pressing. Chapman Bros, . eren : * abe pi é‘ / Bo I ‘Olorad r mn mood wag 2 pepe re AKEer tit, made-t \\' % __ttotel, okie! Jartrnes ic) (leaning and Dyeing Co... 2100 Arsenal. (et) a astire l ne wy TY W ANTED- Plaster'ng and Cement work « CIRLS - For laboratory work; good chances How Jordan, 211 Lawton for advancement 1118 Pine st stall \ ‘ iol n ? . » ene: 4 ‘ iti ~ ss . . : “ i \! Fas hy ; ’ ; 7 . ' , . ; - 4 ‘ rf , P . Wat HMAKERS.-Two jeweler GIRLS--Steady work: , “> vate : . , aban {f reference A DDIV sders TRUNK, ocd le Fhe fi eestn . AN : | : Ro0d wages hHierkert (‘ler engraver: at once; good Wages: se ®& Meisel Trunk Co... sth and Che stnut.(e) “wy | ’ ' ’ te Of engraving; age and — ret OUSHGIRL—White ' — =e TU RSES—Practica) me laAle aieoee ' he ADB wc le Oo: va = ated Daver lewelry (o.. Marshall. Te 7 moor Heht factory work. Wilder Mfg, | HOUSHGIRL Behe CURR: teat: d-room | } tal exp: BAR eg unk ladies: some hoa- | — PER ) - ) “I | S\ } Deling | eh " od 4 ee *——— = ——— ; | ith and Clinton ats re apartment; © childret Call A726 MePher pitas CXD.;, She Aa month, recom and board * TUE Tae 1a 2 aes ; Cl Nya) Ni He Pipe we Peete te ; ~ MACHINERY WELDEI » AN itNNnEe Ka experienced a = ] ] or LT rie ¢ ‘aban, S40 RV AD] lv at once io ie ra bio pita I IN : Me UMAN dad i ni | VANTET j . 2 } arf }* ’ . re , ‘ ' vy S . | s : , eee Vetere. i 1 Main and Southern - haston USEGIRL—For general housework 10 S--imxperienced, on ira AS. Retleyj ls. j’ fo’) . re pans che ks in lune h roe. ls in . must ike ch i dey . MO: " ome at ' ih, ewing + a Y c j Wee ayy 4 =. ‘ ry : - " . , wre ¥ ry . ¢ WCCDWORKING MACHINE HANDS —-o *, Thompson's c. Av we Wages 7000) Kin atl ry. Cah niners and floor e DI vy Wail & wta te berienc ben PERALAN KN | i iS] [ONS fenoner machine hands eApertenced only riRILLS ver 20. te learn rma hiy er ae 4 IN: ulte ! ne vf t . ‘ . , . . , +r Apnly OO15 Salena a hi idler Laundry. orl Faxes ° ie? HOUSE KEBRPER acd‘ Oo kee ; all ( yn tors 7 ) =i ST! ai exper I" Mh Ie X by 2 R > N { > 1) WRECE ERS 1h Mat: ined Bai ' Colored, for dishw hy business hours S04 By ? ’ _ Ta > AT ressma Cr: Stale? Sal y ©@R] ‘ Lo i 0 , : m " ; ‘ Viait j ire eo ed, uis 45ning and down ; Yor ’ ’ ’ Mrank Kennah, foreman ¢ ve aire work O92 BVest [4) HOUSEMAID—«, a experléneed ome To make dresses and skirte on n wer ma- —— SALES W OMEN IN \ A RT. W RINGER MAN ‘‘olored Flint Laun GIRLS For packing boxes ‘Soa O'allo at night 4400 Lindell ; a oor e ines: highest wages ij; ity guarantee ‘ome ; Pier ans ae ' , rr TAT TIVC, m * IK ~~ \pply at once Su ,o ceent Ste Ag WeTrence na () | s DEPARTMENTS . SEMAN BROS.. 215 NX. 10th et op Ho ost : ity Co. 4230 Finney cy 21 floor HOUSEMATD. Refer, 30) Washingt ‘ TOUNG M AN To ari P helix in . (GIRLS lo ress jiasdiles’ farlnents faubatz terracs Fe Oreet ? , 4 : or , , | f } . rhop 716 Moraen st. spa genre ie (leaning te "4087 Laclede 2 He Hu! 1M At x) fertness olars rer : a vw " . ar A wt) A N \I | iR ( |. UNG ss. liver gro « GIRLS -Kiss and caram: pers “St housews go home nights; references: % (OPER () ih , + 08 reasons ' ' _—- , FOUNG MAN ove leveuter ‘hares _ ca =" aoa a wb te) floor e2TL aright ' ice 4 ig MIDDIES ) 4 , 7 Sigg eet vo . OPENINGS KOR GIRLS You Nti MAN Short order cool a> re OI’ -~Te work in bakery and do eeaenn , IRONERS Xe rene ladies’ |, ,, eked a ‘ q ; — : " isla a ; : fps 2-30 » ~% pe 10:30 . a neg 7 he ee work no washing. 310) Easton cerlads au . ‘Pn Py, |} parts: wood p, | A \ | ) \\ ( \] je \ \ ( )] RR “nion Statior : GIRt, Fo) upstairs work td childes ee RO? m fe Xperte) 4 leach ign’ lot he | :M AN-| ANI % I : tp W hingts | he si} ‘ , e) rerig ' ] , oor : — ~ 7 OUNG MEN--10. to learn RUtOMObDi le driy Flora b! pies = . aundry, inG ev)? F iIxth floo fel s ' ' e baliviers \ ARTOI » SALES DK. and repairing. Apply 2112 Olive st. te: GIR1L. Neat, for pantry work. Schell. RONERS. -Expenen iothés fo on OPERATORS go nae ae ca _ ats, ati onre le ) ld bi WTI rr y 7 _ N Cathoite.' Shleemanehis abil fering «('o 417 N | he’s hichw ay. f I } ro} its of ‘yr 8) Q ? | ER = R: 6 Bl , | A ie | \ KN | _ \\ at ) Hi A\ > sour opportunity to develo GIRLS —PFor e le eimbossing , luce : SeCWwiNne Machine Operators - tLiIMMER: " : Dm , —t . vars te 6 dats “while Ned we ay. — - see - 7 TRONE clotne i ste; ly y| , niet : % . ly oT ' vanama Har ¢ HAD Nt KE XPERIEN( iD : 8. O'Keefe Co wt th | GIRLS—For fartery woth. aun tc ia >, shirt “finishers, New Crystal Tannde Wartrinty oh cs B00G pay — \PPLY SUPT’S OFFICE URNITURE Wi Bpot cl LA “ . Ginnie ee aon a | =) bONE Lar ae eee ot hes on ainda | KNX | ILE | ROD! { | s FG “> es : Wt | , : ‘7 r) mar ‘ : z : ; _ ra “. = | pie! i} ' . id we ANIMALS BO NOTICES “hele bh hoasework. no launchd | Laundey, S18 eae c2)'CO., Park av. artfd Dolman st fAITRERKER oT eee MAIN FLOOR GALLERY : : ie .r vith rouse work SHOR WORKERS Trouble on at Chicago Saks? Cerer, oe 8 . = ga Sis rei \r wena. kana oy WAI i | om . : | 1s 3 ‘| KA MOUS BARR (‘ON - JRNISHED HOUSE Before going, call at 3002 Olive et See GIRIS-To ip threads m dre - : A Agel | Ht Palmeter TRY | PAY. steady work: apply ce. Bse- | UY 18870 Oly ) OPERATORS (RES —Rxperience ner a ANY —— than Bros.. 815 N loth «f,. 4 le JANITRESSsS ot id ig 3 Ruch rt uy wy 3 ron y A. , orner MePhers Loe inite , Experienced or OWT Spapcay EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES AND GIRLS Experienced. and ‘» lear: y " a. ) gitla te lear Sect! TRADE SCHOO er machines Model Shoe Mfe. « ay KITCHEN Hk LP olores rledian, Pas : dl Saeciatinns te RO tps - LS wa) Amd BHickors _ fauirant aT: ; ' iti War time bor u . ‘ : : \\ ‘ . r} ~~ yy, LP we Oe, ~~ ——— - - - . ~~ . “a i . ‘37 “~ j ‘ erry mY} éh it ona! i 7 o* oe , . ; } } bys a ae GIRLS-—-Serteral, ema i; paper box work LADIES mat nerpis a T jaan guarantee to gir wl learnine oxy en + De'mar “ue N WOMEN. OA hy 8 clerks neede |. cevering, closing, glue w ork and legtTners tpiencica ttaide : t. ‘ ‘ yoy | Rie eRe) «© ty , T . + fouls. Washington: $1100 upward. Call St. Louls Label Works, #25 N. Vith wt. s.2, ned: Ho experience necessaty: call & to a ae ted 7 41 : . } } OT EIR nares | : 24 7 : ‘ : " 4 a ——— ; awh 2 . }? wa * . a > V db i” j ; " 9 : " . , . lowers: no machiners J , Stein iw to w ct in ans 7 ; ft. tr ARN automobile, trac tor, airplaning, ha!. } J . . . a - Apply BB. tet : - ; . ~ evar a a = M10 Washington. Lindel! 2125, +30) family of three. Forest 8474 i414 Wes at Rant Bi lan | opportunity ) ; , —at a ; _ _ s "oe i ee a : VPMAL & rh - Wia The ¥ "a = et _— | a ine. “4 : ad Pek (ef) gg «Se igure Pe a ip rot cine d a answer — Np Tanah oy -~ ‘ renee “ ~s lh eet i WAIT! INES cr ‘ : ' me re BUSINESS CHANCES NE. , e , ° 3 ' iF oe oe : | \ U M ) B | L playment Department 411 Locunt at.. in | GIRLS—To work on fish nets; no experience ~« : = = oresses during va ee nm on - rmanent thy ' we ne ; ‘ : 2 lik : ‘ ‘ hyuy on nt rf : l¢ : : eer " ' ' b t ” ‘ C at the service of girlies anda women seeking necessary; steady work £0od pa Adams AUNDRY HELP Lxperience hot neces sar pay & guaranteed - rat a Reet \ , «es ‘ SL SINESS CHA Wye E-—-RBakers atre ' ' and : lt Tome : a — om myment in homes and Inetilutions as Net and Tw ine Co.. TOl N. Sec oy st 42) Apply Hote! Statler oO SO EEE oT R Low : NT AUM MFG co WeaATT ; = A ns oe at e)} able bake ovens. eras lel! 275 RU. Leo . ri : ‘ ns i ar ‘ ‘ >” ws . tlie! . iat ‘Te? r ‘ . * . ; twist ny 00d hor fair wages (cs) _ani “he ¥o ~ ork Eider Mfg. Co , ie! highs. ag 9 isp: a h printed 97.- OPERATS by +. ; Nore | h an aADrotis { WS , eee { + ae Vv : 0 n« ‘ , hy ris trie nt - . i " oo xe : . GRE For office. work. steady position must the FOUR other St. Louis hnewSpaperg CPERATORS—To mane suspenders for o\ e XN} macht ih a cece nee Be ctats ST ee AT dener ne xe and ern: . Apply Shoe Mart Co,, 507 W ashing: alls: can make my; steady work TOMA oy nae | cohen roman fer disk . ae a. i . “me us te ‘. reliine highest cash wu: nen | ' ewelry: up & eee sv ‘ . ; «4 ‘ . . . . ¢ : " ; ‘ - , (cd) | washer, reen Lanthroom, 6 5. 18th st mee 4 d - $9, Post t ne CHOBE KR. 4 tS Page: Del. 2083; For. 30% if a Phone Olive 126 iver, raid Slivetes) | ton, ic2) | Combined, | Marglous Mfg. Co. "803 Pocus at *

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MONDAYT, JUNE 16. 1018, WUSEHULD Gv0us WANTED’ = i ee et Wa anted » i DELMAR LIONS Wante, ings or ‘roe pm | ue Us Eo — ye C ome! a smal] lots, | “ lid oRy household (cB) idhand~ furhie nancees aVi+ = (c2Bx} inf . Ss et@ at ‘Kiniloe sh. (c3) . Hign est Price, eg Bomont or Centrat ~f) ' OF (;reenbu re 4.3 OUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE a aduve~ iil + (‘abanne, (4) board, ‘DOK Om, izs and tIine. nundoah, (ee ruges, Tilnme hine, an | Bite ae” ice OX, ing bh! buffer, $16 dn- purior get. ‘no. $1 m weeg AE including and Vacuum eal Forest fz) Ward. pieces, venett: rafor Ola SOT De} cost high oven i aki oveTi reitrigeerator, pipe, W hiteg range with; i roonr x? burner gag ~S: upright oak of a- folding bed. handsome aie mirror, rola pho- - woven wires inatlresses, « 4, Seecon:|) ney ’ saver! ie, Hooster, $15; “oven paz range, ‘ld daven- P with stand, wiS¢ : one desk, rZaime ne rood con- carpet, BRRF (1) ining table; iding bed; rag, AX! St) linster, t) nd on our seven |. the following ~ oll stoves, gas echests, some of ifest novelties in ~ plend) a show- ising prices, floors stocked medium and in various ayn things ‘Ve FOO ’ oe it nie: x room ! MUD, at) les, by harga! ’ 4, : ns: some ll have our com- “> and a higher ‘ ‘arry a complete. oon siegestanaia and Grafo-— : Your credit is er 118-114 N. 12th 8 . 2 (of "bie mt 5 ARRINGTON 'S spend for or stoves x7 i We ‘ ., IY Al Slollar vou refrigerators eX pense evenings, P URNFITURE SARGAINS sample furniture on whict per cent. urniture taken be supplied 0, GO and IRN. CcCO., Bo- Central 5O%% | 2004 Morgan. (cB and Slightly Used House: hold Gegods for Sale or Exchange and are located eTON @€ ‘CO.. ANGAN'S | new ge factories, * nt ieast 30 7 ol 7 cunt “ an aSGaN ru 444) New cnAeh wy ft tme which ts all those pur has z omical hasta. itfit for $98.00; re Tt} ‘istrict? ; dint raz room seth” £66.50; our sets at 235 sets many $15. ans Siiits PUroeoi»m lining room have too niffonters, Pub FURNISHED HOUSES a complete for 3% ser can immediately | to rent houses) leaving city. a ror enle mureh cont e. owner? iTptte ANIMALS — 2 boise er 4 pup. y| on account of or them, siden j = enie. fresh ‘srove station. 1 ok ringtaliia, ak to 6 m.; R111 vive «ft Wtd.—5322 Natural By d nsneeeereaimacunaraiite * 523 Hunt (e2) £22 each; © call toate cio Lk & a pert enkh * aren ‘ol m: wlll eall. H. Miller, + ‘en(ral 278, Olive 471. (e r “god. old jewelry Mare © coid, Miller, 703% paid fe r teeth. trace i fanlee 4 old gold and broken, = worn Deotight s. ith Co, ALL kinds of ; lee Pee a opposite Metropolitan Bias : erie 518 N, “Te indell ist "ASH paid diamon is. old falee teeth. 1322 Olive at, firand feo old gold. silver, broken fewelry: wu Vhone Olive Dias j NDE Wd Wich ES’ are \ 3 ‘i “iilain Our > careful bDuy~ Gierental: ar rit r Exchange, en? 6 6t e ‘ntral 48 means a bE. J. FAR- ie 4519 Te moat Rs a Ro lo 0 4 MONDAY. JUNE 16,. 1919. "* TO NEGLECT TO ADVERTISE REAL ES _CAMERAS — WANTED & . = ° , COUPE bert cash lL ORD Wrtd.- Forest 6234. truck : with some ti for ny or dell, Blaine ay fel woul ee FOR Hike — like to USsSii fo Picnics Wa “gre TuaArun hth, fod) es i nn AUTOMORBILES ' t . ' on; any price cond (‘ook feos) cash. Bin ii: Noied” Wtad —A}ive particulars price. Box:+ A-190, Poat- Dis. —] 18: runabe nr ( pe cond tion. Mere chants’ Ice WO ee | 4th st. Main 4061. uING “GAR Wd. Four-cyii mes c ae ok condition: Al, °: aie lights and starter: must be a "ones S45 VW, Boxy P-25. Posr- Dispatch MONEY loaner on Automobiles at adeiay: no mortgage 1210 Olive sz. - REPAIRING, ETC. ; WILL repair vour auto at pert. me: hanic Rome nt 11% ic oT) pdt . WRIST PINS scored c vit i : red, ety reépaires Without heat, solder or alloys of Fey Sind: regujred: also Welding of all no reboring descriptions, GravV'r Welding C “renee (3) in g vor and Coal «o.. tr’) good eélctric (oifax once: ao Auto Ate ick) SON OO Vv sur grrage: ex * 'q*,5? WATCHES nawnticketes Oise Wow JEWELRY- PPIAMONDs— And 4 highest price rath bourht "OLA ef more Norn We ig *eeee : will wey for Khest or in the city. Be iway PRICES POOLDMAN & COT pprrmaglitgg 3 as ose 4 4 NS a PAID FOR DIAMOQON ‘ F CMO Toe wert at A \NTED ‘- ai will up to ! meet, in diately, try rr ¢ I ay. 1 rena wy _ DIAMONDS WANTED 1 free of char diamonds We are in a ammount of loose ak SW per smail TI ge: are “nea his Peary a: mmm TANG ti} ive f mr ¢« see In- position or caryt or too ‘) CHASSES i a in on G. Kardell OO LON LO LO alin stn. CHASSIS—For sale: 2 &-ton S818; terms to guit 145 Locust. ORD CHASSIS- model: S40: SPAM OO M. C. chas- Motor Co.. : (c2 For sale: will trade, COUPES CADII.LAC—For sale der; a big, roomv brand-new: 3114 Case, (et) coupe: 1915- | coupe; all new tires and (wo emwtra; a Cadillac alw ays in good con- dition; cost 84300 toda y y bargal n &8S7F terms, 4714 Delmar. Forest 6S (1) HOADSTERS 4-cylin- Pa ee Sa kK ver sale. roadster: must be sold ce A A great sacri {i ‘- 320 1. . 2a eth st. ce; $520; cal “ ‘lCK—Por sale. 1 gi ‘baker. — - - roadster, 4-c ylinder -CYlinder 7-passenger, fine condition, for sale or trade. Vaughn & he raw ford, 2112 Olive at. (ois) ‘HE V ROL E T Pet tain ronda e., first-class condition; al) ex: css mod- j1l4 191s ras. HICKS—For sale: Hat oe South Broadway. barred rock, . 015 Stanley Partridwe a iy ARY CHICKS I rocks Sunday, 220 $5; 8 Mah. and mixed. Wvoming VW ee ks (‘nle lc up; thoreugnpred: n Hateher 44 Babs hick iow lotion. arr ‘dia ‘ Vvandpttres rpingagtear Specig ake free shen Poultrv Farms 3. (Coshen, Tid fo) BIRDS For eale, pets birds. etc... o ery description, ket Shon, S111 Olive. TAN ARIES Wrea Ans amount, will pay guod prices _Pox 4-20. Poe«r-Dis (c99) NARLES—F or PAIG: SINLetTs, birds in S02£: Vou won't fooled honest fair deslings, 2111 Olive. (ch) CANARIES--For be: wtiful singers: also females, parok: iM r write: healthy bird we save von moneys l «ae ; open every dav and evenings Haifin’s National Pet Shop e , alll Olive (cO9) ARRUTS prices. Call o write (ce) NGEONS Write Mis sour! Peg) MhbhiNs Wid pigoons fate price and kini. Box A-'7 Tra T> dix * i. “7 pric ‘ rocks . f ev (c an) riale here: he sale: se orl« on bi Mrs at Ter kale Pet Shop, Wtd.—F Souab numer fanes bargain S111 Olive ancy all cinds. Ca.. & Louis. Old; will ind used 421 N. new FES ‘ ‘at repail RR inets rn If doors ivinann Safe ("o,, Fes o as Herring- HH ill-Mar proof: doors, and@ biirglar Sales vault deposit Lex saa vaults (cabinets). new and Terms if desired Howe Scale st (“narles st fe) SEWING MACHINE and mA 5 VI?.57 4 a LN machine Jeffer son: machines a oTrser fari \ \\ in! , we ork guaranteed: ial STORE AND OFFICE. FOR ‘SALE to renair ve og inson, 257 7 ‘is automatic FIXTURES fine, and and roller ton: two very first-class condition these doske cost } er ’ Vill sell for $85 and &50: the tat- fine swivel chair to match: re. hued Main 3270. Sam} 26 N, city (eT) For eale: 14-foot: also 2 screen doors: Hamilton, Krum MAarAnce ‘4 lndes rom YOrTson 1e RS Printing Co, of st, LAPPING COUNTER in first-class condition: Teasonabiea Delmar and her Phar TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES ws , — , 4 an OST complete repairs, rent. al Tmniann Ws ro N Nth { “TR Underwood. . S50: lout Main line, all maker: vriter (Co., | RS — For Reming sale: ton, $15, upward. aii N 10th” PW EI re lives Smith & montis e”, a? BOATS AND LAUNCHES ti? 25x10: good hull Box ePrateh it> ~~ PUSEROAT \\ 14' Poet [> ICYCLES AND MOTOR CYCLES FOR SALE $14 R000 Blaine 1914 twin Indian: takes it 2512 i ee A VCT ES —_ CYCLE Kor eradic frame: Two: 88 and sale; best offer (c2 ten- 41° (1) Indian, £150 sal rion O58 CLE ror , S000 eondi bl Linde? HORSES AND VEHICLES Oe ~~ ; FOR SALE kj (PPP LAPP Se RNESS—.New bhreeching. leather rmioharness $30: few sets old farm hat- Grasemuch 817 N. Broadway. fe14) fast driving; and bugs: Vietor 08ST, C7 for ice houteau trace@s, meat good S vyearr ! lh COW hel sick, MACHINERY WANTED Wed Y) to "BR inch. also cire - rig With Without gasoline ei ' 10 neineerine Co., 320 Mer ich: AND SAW war raw s > vard; Smith ing Co., i@l) Wtd.—4, Stone Kkngineet heat Lf MSTING ENGINE Wtd.—Double drum; 1 h. 3 kK IN 20 DAYS, Re i) ' ; f ‘ y *% le “2 af "y Nvantity cepted: +. AM tons conerete wee iren iron, flat Ne prilers hangers sheets Bee ie levator ckuarda, screens, wr. ' rates i doore T Ne ; wat: Rath gal.. at ‘ror i? sts {eo | . RN ljth and Chestnut i'se¢ per appro xt- ron, ipn, gear fenc rERN. {aS) te ron, angie r on a ‘ nhonesr (8)! ae or a be “ DETROIT SPEEDSTER—for ani r diamonds, Liberty Bonds or r ompl etely overhauled and painted j prectatly designed ‘submarine body wheels; big bargain: sé« nd for phot: Dietrick, Salem, ” pobre ; FOR D ROADSTE R Serfect condition: FOR D—Fkor gg (‘all Mon iday. FORDS Kor Sale. hy INIS: S250 up. 8631 trade Just purple late model, 2320 Olive st.ic) - late model: cheap Hartford (el) roadsters 1916 1917. KMaston. (tb) ANWR: L.--For sale, poadster. late 1917 excellent con lition; bargain. 3421 8 Spring. CL DSMOBLI. k—For Sale, LYN. roadster See Chauffeur in rear. S600) Lindell. ots OVERLAND—For sale: roadster. 918 -hummy - a little dandy: 4 passenger: all j Al condition and motor absolutely CS ‘ome and geta “barg aif: won't last erms 4714 Delmar Forest 65% (1) 4-passenge) { -For sale. bargain. roadster SH2NA SCRIPPS-Bé OTH For sale like new. Grand 42933 ROADSTER 11s ti-cviin like new: ti: ae - S000: satisfac tory Toner, Bomont 2217 ) why 3-passenger terms. Mr 41. Locust st. (4) ti i a tae DODGE new ' late [JQ18: st mode! sedan: Chestnut 1017 tale: GOS For 1485. bORD—For sale. fax 1; iw sedan, le F TVUTUNG CARS _ ALLEN For sale. 1918 touring: could | are iy be called a used car. jooks and runs new; cost $1100; | am practically giving this Car away at $485. 1510 Franklin, 24 floor (eis) -evlinder, 5- demountable terms, 4714 CICK—For gale, 1916 late @ passenger; runs perfectly: tires; good condition: a bargain Delmar bl: Forest @5. ‘HALMERS Al S- For sale touring: 1918 mode! ,' condition; paint like , new: facrifice: ahi; terms to suit Karde!l! Motor (%» e145) Locust ()) ike neer For sale: 1VIS touring car ik new real bargain: £4750. Maxwell om Olive. (cl) CHEVROLE For sale; in tion: original paint Wke new mediately, Call before n6don. ton ay. ELGIN—For first-class take FORD- nearly FORD rare et condi- must sell im 4102 Lexing- (>> sale lig “he con iition. 4 w if sold For ‘gale. 1eW: rare car S14) fc'tye Py on touring S model, cost at 5112 Cass. touring car, if 1D) bargain. wv220 touring car. late 2320 Olive st. sale, df touring car: good con- Me "Ne . () FORD—-For sale; tour ring; 1918: perfect con ‘dition; $885 cagh k orest 2OG9. NBR isas | ton. (ot?) | FORDS-——For sale: touring cars: new: starting blocks: ready to im mediate ly, Motor Co, 3114 t *& ‘ORD—F or sale: tourifa and reacdst. br@@&d-new; monthlv p: iyirents. Box B-%1! _Post-Dispateh. (cS) model | FORD—For extras (cw) sale: brand-new: | touring car: demountable F peer sree if sold today. 2118 | FORDS—For sale, 10 touring cars. 11s: 4 brand-new; trade your old: $290 O63 1 ° (@) order; Morris, oe 27 Loc ust. (cS) > F ORD— For sale: ‘touring : FORD—For sale: ear; 1918 ,mode! usei a few times: like new: extras. Mis- roadsters: 1M17-18 models Terins exchange. Motor sacrifice for part payment: no dealers. ~_" A-o7T, P.-D (5 MAXWELL Ly For enie, 11S a good ing car: Easton, © ondition ; new tires, fenders and Miller, S112 Cags. yeh Cass HAY NES—For sale; attractive 7- passenger. Hi DON tor sale: supersix; 1917 good paint, good tires, runs rita 4 model, Olive st For sale. , “ bargain. | FORD—For j dition 2410 mode] : brand drive, home iss, ' 1919 rims: (‘ass 117 up. touring: running year on balance. car; Al top: bare : Bomont Wo al touring. 1c lot of exteoes: 2000 9148 For sale, shock absorbers: for cash. Forest $200; $75 down, us 144, fev) touring new 1919 models: 15 wheels, overhauling; will consider good real estate like ont. #1085. Maxwell Rros~ 4106 Oliv tel) look - FORD—Fo- sale: quick ra'e. #22 Olive st. SS ian FORDS—For sale: touring care: 10 brand FORD wire Wheels; just’ apent 31°%0O thoroughly new ; -pass@nger; this cash barKain ; bargain: terms 4714 Delmar. est ; sale, touring like new: rut Wire whee:l+* new tires ne ‘Saas Fe lhe oe $1700: 2000 14 AwnNn ar sale, by = ate party, driven ZUM milee must leaving town; 81525 cash takes this bargain. Rox A-191, Post-Dis OAKLAND—For @ale- 1918 tourine car: 8050: benutifully painted: first-clats jion: will ‘give terms. See Mr. Cousins Locust, Romont 41. OLDSMOBILE ‘*s'* f\-passenger good mechanical condition; good rifice for quick cash sale. VPhone 426 W ; OVERLAND -Far miles: 4 price S10. (rand NASH 6—For passenger; only eel) immediately: cle take qh) touring; tires 44 Kira vood ish) -For sala WIR model WO tour ing car, 4 new Coodvpar tires; overhauled: RAR, qa Neosho, Riverside wha w (en PAIGE For wale, 915, electric light starter: exceptionally good: 5 tires: STARA Nengho. Riverside O44 W (eh) Car; g00) cont touring duiick sale S115.A4 Casas 1 >) mode] appear 4518 { » “oree Max- icel) touring AT elec "A ’ eels and ol Px’ sale: for For $375 REGAL tion: late and sacrifice touring car, mechanically cash. must For le, good cenditho aANce cheap for Sacramento. 8TU DE de si iy eencer: 10 ‘mame as new: well Hrog. 4108 Olive, AUTOMORILE— For «ale. tri light and starter. demountible shock absorbers motor driven ; speedometer, new tires. new cept any reasonable offer part payment Forest Zuo REGAL tigel se x bait For sale: aor raretec ° ’ TOURING CAR—18918 model: fine condition. real baredin: S850: eatisfactory terme. Mr Tawer. Bornons 41 221i Locust at. ied) TOURING ‘AR—#f or 7-DResenmer. in Koo condition eleairlt starter ani generator: barcain, 8) Natural Fridge (1) NG ee exeellent new tires. sac ris © mar 4°R0t.. enle, lights 4108 \W ~-Ppaeeen- lighter De' Fer snite.. smal + electric Call evenings. Ks. RUCKS ti ti i a ie. new and veed 21tf Onive at (cl4) ae te a TRUS featrec! a Fins SA Hailey. | FOR I} fermrs | AUTOMOBILES Atrvee «re Sop “ migg ; } fy j b Pilar, uns ; ; ‘ t¢ sie con rhHOre th#eertliors Peer Mtge Me three 44 Me ‘ FOR HIRE i ie HIRE. 1019 rind car. _ (os) Por. hour, ~ Foreat nes 212 wis yrove* lire: thd Nive Solid wate Dove Discount / pe prieirre S7ixe fer? MUSICAL a INSTRUC — " , VIVLIX. mandolin mM instruments Leonard av RAGTIME ar ore he str anteed in 1S jessons We inesday and rid O18 >) lendort Si hool. RAGTIME (Jazz) it hack mane. wkisle ‘ Schools. ou Pride Rookle fral 385641 _ TUNING AND REPAIRING $1.2 tor TiENING his | Si fornia a >| eT Tl repair NING 1 work fuat Kat Vietor M "*thik) ' " eee Q\iaran' 2718 Park Phone Cra WANTED secondhand m ACH T, 1001 for \ ~" ‘ (ASH paid fh: ments TONY Ft MILLER pays musica) ingetrerme ‘i PIANOS AND ORGANS PLAYE r PIAN* iH easn _ HICKE! bargain shoxgans Pic hymar S8-NUTE This { R PL $12) Nicely lith an ive gts (Coe ix. Se oe roome., WES’ ; ‘MINSTER PL. 4232 room to ssiratie party ii... othd—Room for TALK Tuy good hoard. Lovely fir ne near Olfve S300 buvs a | ? -) $085 Nicely fur dee reed. Ts l, ; 1 7? rT} COW 8 I sington uprieht al] Lindel] t One or rooms 7 mor kitche PINE BL.. 4218 rulby anse ' or unfurrished ‘NORTH Nik i fur - a is] llences 10174 reasonah 7; ae ll ln, kitchen, T4001, kite nveniehices 4 hen. rooms. unfur- ti) with hati’ bt ec : — shed rooeme bor Vater.¢]) to bite multi girl roomie BOuths le 9nd ‘]} mm. Hox (1) familys Kiven (2) t math bm) vy) (Oniries ieTs . Pe. i Vest a roo: emploved, 2 priv ats oany (i) wood ,”? - nis i ii one le se ni » wip — ery roon é ’ '» or (4 ond furnished (1) Sleeping line (1) shed oonveniences: ‘> fur etre ROOMS FOR RENT--COLOREDO VORGAN rooms first flo ( ole re: his BOG! — Two payments or (;,uarantees rusranre SOUTH 3 . tO er 7” i Towel 2TOOW Room WEST $l241-— nven — ; coy rente _— LUCK! IND, - / fa) | } par) sree? " ‘ 41 elhors Grand Kin Dai F piano in one player and HORS 7 Ss THOT OTT Rellable Mus Oo! Loy all « lences: req trom r Tien. SHO ip S175 arriy ing; Bra ) Kore Room and HK AMF? PTANO CO S (; and rn Sot FLAC, E _Establisp 1897 FRANK STELI farne "OO ta STOO almost . barguins ROOM AND } ry?" ‘ ¢ } i BOARD ite fami] oaTON BI... 40350 hot water: hor TON BL. ‘4286 rth porch mea i244 VASHIN' i tri @s Ce oni _ . nventor 19 WASHING el) morivate } itvies, $65 ‘BS. | terms if de- ay demonstra abines INE BI new: } € le roon, onable,(2 board: $5 ROOMS WITH BOv.RD—CITY with >) "iano Co,, 3121- (8) HOTELS: SHARI HOTEL America 4 Locust lass fa Her] PEL. vot ba HOTT: ALC AGA R Set } ] med I ion OfSTAapns ONTAL, hat up . ae Bartmer halts and lorest veranda ne eomtrorre fn HOUS ‘DLA MU s1¢ bou har onogranhs Record Exe ROOMS WANTED BY preferred I, -l24 young lady: State pri RESORTS ho-acre \ lake ;? } ROOMS and BOARD. re and A (1) solid agate Hoatels sa Si Ouroan Rloan ; Roar d ie [HO USES, FLATS, ETC| , i a ~~ FU I (3 ARRISON tri ’ ii nNeativ cheap Sou TH ee o y Yury reb@h. IPFICLENWY cor ne? | and August: livis en F urnished PERAC eTrh at "TT { aban VEE RNON,. finely furnis! perma WASHINGTON apartment for , - DOO mnt cr. STERLING "HLY Pershing a MON" A216 elency furnished cooking and linen service: $85 in each apartmen Park. lox ellent month), Se q) E. & & ; hall room. 5 COoOmy ilete litrh ting. | e?] ; iectris for ? fa T} niete TATE in these columns is usually © a nik EXPENSIVE POLICY! “™ - dapoesanaies RNISHED FLA =| AUCTIO liesaiee ry (srand mnifortal ry . hn n =e ar’ ) 4997 oO -.7.Feer ? o-roon Hodi 6 ri evervt! garage: imme cal) 1482.—F 8126 yf? ’ ai OOP ‘ 2 -room bre ub; t on - "VT iJ am ( { e iu Ce e rift Ooms . t-roon ; i>tde rN 1 ff CieT ling mal ry block M phersy look rr ‘ ‘ } Cmositrs _ ext ire; ‘ at ST. furnished Bomont to t lose to ws OOO Sale Subjeet DOWNTOWN [Locust “treet GN’ shed i i@vVveja’r ZORTR ly furnished apart uUrnisherd and APARTMENTS L. wE electricity elevator tront porch, bigu if LS Alley l’oer s MULES ment ss"6" 1294)y BIG. F ime) South side of St Streets. depth oO} 10,710 square feet. IN THE HEA] durine (1) fur nventent ment, , (T OF or phone actment, (rid oO Nor, . | MQ ii) ington mind- cars, i*?) Avenue. A BARGAIN Olive aun ever offered. trally loe to increase. furnished or longer,:- Hh) ASE room efi *y ~ baths) for service and vhone from Foreat at ape vial Dremises (Cash, or one-third eash. 514% interest. FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS He ne? ree UR NISHE » tile ty» ° Pet bat July ‘end UC sin car } Augu st SOUTH FURNISHETD aS? OO August } furnish porch, screened and hack yar.l: lerices rent $85 premises RES Plrans —es i i i ann IDENCE = " OC K ed: Wate oniv re) dining porch DbAsSe Men! inonth: s PRION per . } ‘ a) Vii) rooms screened DON'T FAIL TO A FRANCISCUS & rent my mn av for com - sleeping large front all convena- farage on aw) FLATS AND AP’T’S WANTED _ Wit i South tion Phone LAT Wrtd prefer southern and must be reas : aie Post- te : .D "\ if mode rn Ry Side Mo le r os , (FJrand rn, or or in ‘ O84 3 western only mable : ite) No rooms. hildren infurnish: ’' 7 shake tes fro: i ; \ i} i oth , Me part aq fis REAL Seventh and , = roome with rehante Sta- LOUIS REAL ES June 18, 1919, 2 Ali Approy a! 1) UNIMPROVED RE Street Washington Av. %@ ‘ATED Charles Street, ronting 10514 feet on St 102 feet 8 inches to an alley THE RETAIL DISTRICTS lod feet east of 12th Street. FOR We believe this auction will afford an exceptional oppar- tunity for the purehase of @ne of This is an opportune time to invest in cen ated real estate, aS values in this distriet Purchaser to make deposit of at the sale of 5% of the selling price. Taxes for 1919 to be adjusted to date of sale TTEND KUNZ, = ae OR REAL ESTATE LOANS or BUILDING LOANS, See HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER reTATE VWF = ee eR 2 Ss wee = = Pe — « — ’ N SALE the EXCHANGE 30 p. m. ATE ? stat ft ‘he Probate ' frli? Al, ESTA ww Thsiy “sy ions POSs rj por ae | bersita Ww (‘harltes Street feet wide, equaling WHOLESALE AND a, ash one hy lock SOL INVESTMENT the best realty investments are bound TERMS balance in one and two vears earnest mone, THIS SALE Agents, S04 Chestnut Street al COMPANY ‘Chestnut Sts. ——- — eee ee ———— ivy a a a ~~ 1 FLATS. APARTMENTS, FOR SALE ON a hl NORTH Paa~om LOO Ow #40 MONTH WILL BUCY FLAT 2808 Maffitt av., fine ‘ation pay ment Seer us for snap. ZAnY. ‘ bv Julv of city its Rox ~~ aera ’ ‘ sa } CASI Phone Cd} i" f FOR COLORED MINERVA. Kas Water? PINE 14. WASH : tater an PEOPLE ‘ fiat 4 renwslths uf an - ee ; A aw / > rw ") 5 156 Enrighi BUILDING MATERIALS NDORY ‘ ent T "oO? 2118 Mullann! Metin BRiaies my at a Bargain Attractively arranged, and és hstantially eonstrueted, LAND light: tart Wi Lt) rradle [ at Weta Iexehs pnussengcer moe ant ing S| ei erTrial ir there nior-e \! a*4 REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE |!) house , i owner: 9 water hard re occupied bv a roome, ~ baths; "condition ii heat: floors finished wood: handsome eeption parlor hot ol mantels: and dining | Solid Jiigcour r amqate ROOMS FOR RENT CITY MISCELLANEOUS FLATS FOR RENT CENTHAL roow and To ee ae ae HODIAMONT flecorated NORWOOD OMT miy single flat [Ac ) iern ner ** cl DWELLINGS FOR RENT CENTRAL NORTH —— ~ LIL. 1400 N re Shades irge var na re ' wvie and hath a: 14 APARTMENTS WEST PROS Re RS )aa? mart ‘ ‘ . ti NOAsSh ARTMEN nme : UNIVERSITY rv aAtlen ian ashingt FURNISHED FLATS- APARTM’ ‘TS MISCELLANEOUS APARTMENT “4 7, ai F £ou ping. con: onlen (Cam) car iines. hone, 7 CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SOUTH CLOSE AN NORTH be 'eye it. Worth toil aundry: hand freseoe |. oT} tf; moderr et condition heautiful For eard room basemen hay ise throughout; and lawn. mifttance , Csoldm: in Res uty ("o., $11.00 ice hestnut es _ Vara of ad

V AN rED » ixnrn & ; ‘ MAR “nr, Ty " ; ee ye rY ROONT)S WHITAKER & Ct iP WAY LAY ; BONDS = ew KT t fthert ‘iy Si; ) Nwor. Oitre 3484, Broad*ay oan Olive. sev und 7+ ee ee ee - ~_**-*** ee ee © ee ee oe ati te ee, a ea eT ee

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ee : : : .¢§ Editorial Pags 5 MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 16. 1919. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH be News Photo = —_———- - oT. LOUIS ) POST-OISPATCH eal , res | + Women’s MONDAY, JUNE COMIMISSION MERCHANT soos " Corsets For Growing Girls Take a Victrola ‘7 A | COLLISION aie dovelopacnt of thieeds w auton oak ~with you wherever you go this Sug nee MUMMIES ba graceful development of misses and growing girls It will be a continual source of entért D : | 4 bin - » naar yn bowen et . is being explaine: a to mothers by Miss He len on -_— ora : ‘ id resorts. Ine x ; ‘ M. Brown, a special representative of the H. & | We Give E ‘agle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in 1 Cash | Largest Distributors of Merchandise at ment at camp an pen W. Corset Co. She will be here all this week and or $2. 30 im Merchandise— Fk ew Restricted Artic cles E XC epted. | . Retail in Missourt or the W est. | portable Victrola outfits at various ae George R. Ronk Killed and Com- will gladly make suggestions. Fifth Floor . aoe arma ——_—_—+ conmrenmaese rapt _ panion Seriously Injured When Machine Overturns. ce + nee Hi * s - ’ George R. honk, 36 years old, a R qd , lk Yd BAS eommission merchant, 5242 Terry a 1an l 9 ° e A SAAAL ‘ . a ~ *se eee 6 @ “see ee eee © ¢ See ee HEN Oe gi ee Ue SE ere erable avenue, was killed and Rutherford Double B. Harrington, 36, commission mer- 3 . ; } ; ; STE Gants wetecinke Eventual was L | @. Soft drapy dress Silk, 40 inches wide in the seriously injured qt 11 a. m. yester- | iu : wanted colors. A quality similar to Pussy Wil- any. . wee sas vine mee ago » jitang : low Silk and a cool Summer fabric. arringion as = we” lision with an autor tenox avenue (| Of) «Almost Every Imaginable Style and {| Foulard Silks, Striped Crepe ee omer. Sek ond Be 0 ee Color is Represented in Three 3 ye ka ee, e Shirtings, Yd., $2.50 meermaton was taken to Mt. hase ee, haw OP Interesling Groups al Printed Foulards: 40 al. is skull and right shoul- ‘ Sees aad EY Y Ms : | ni ) T | Hospital. His skull a airelol is a YY. LW Mek inches wide, in medium | Cine; a splendid as- les ay der were fractured and physicians i *. aie oO MEI : | : sortment of pretty satin said his condition is critical. \ Ca Ber ance 2 ; and dark colors. A : a has eae Ronk’s death was the thirty-ninth : VES ent. Z , se Be ers . : splendid fabric for hot stripes on white ground. motor vehicle fatality oa the city | = wy | en tee se J ‘ : . weather wear. Main Floor since Jan. 1, compared with 42 for | __ =e RES Nc pace MN 3] the corresponding period Jast year. | - Ey f Be ; es Bosra 3 : Caught Beneath Auto. is] . LP | PSs : **s+ 5 e* ee ee ea J3-inech Tub ‘Crepe de SSeS SSS e See SSF RRS ee . Lowery was driving machine west on Ridge. avenue accompanted | Be) \\\\ Ot, ee | Seas _ by Edward J. Kassfman, 1335A Ho- | poy \\ f+) Say SES 4 ‘ . a . z ; : aeidewnt tiiine. The Harrington i$] by parnnit : ) | c I ashionable ‘ _— aye svt oe Pi 1) O U [- 1 C h O h CS SC S Uu 1 ts ; Seine Te Se iuienwere @ fF | LAO \ oS \ 44. dreds that will appeal to fashionable ‘4 a Relt avenue. Hoth automobiles were ee meer Ue the fmepact.. Lawery women because of some special attrac- ! = and Kassman were throw: n clear of : tiveness in style, beauty of fabric or Clothes of the highest character, designe color. In the assortment vou will find— ," and built by Amertca’s most lalente -d tailors. their machtme and only slightly cut q@ You'll find that whatever your clothes requirements may be, they can me and bruised. Harrington and Ronk were caught beneath their auto and * .. ; 2 filled with a dispatch and satisfaction that is most impressive. This store ranks” French Gingham Dresses—in smart 7ES pees pi é é en é 9 : ~ ‘ie oa. first in the thoroughness of its hot weather clothes service. Because of our their heads crushed. Lowery gave bond pending a Coroner's inquest. Seven persons were slightly injured plaids and checks—linens and linen Se NS ea. supremacy in the markets, we secure the most select apparel from America’s — and voile combinations (mostly in | ty * 0 FSS et premier clothes: builders at prices that make it possible for us to offer St. Louis?” straightline tailored models). Also ONS pC Se GA > % very best clothes values. at 7:15 p. m. when an automobile driven by Charles Froelich, 5432 Gil- scores of dainty, dressy organdies in 3 WY M/A Lp * : . ’ various colors and flower effects. : ih, “i kK irschbaum Young’ Men S more avenue, collided with an auto- Voiles are here in plenty—the most mobile driveh by Joseph Taylor, 5207 - poate of ait ertaps in ‘wore «tA. ANY IE Silk-Lined Suits | Waist-Seam Suits »~ a — Rot RRAAAANNNWWDVDWVN}A} DV ea eee eee Fee eee ee eee SSeS eee Gee See ee EET & © Vermont avenue, at Michigan avenue | and Haven street. The injured were colors, embroidered designs, etc. Then there are the clever models of Froelich; his wife, Mrs. Emma Froe- | dotted Swiss and net, so cool ands: VY > in $ 00 $ OO : summery. , \Y] WY yy =, eee £ ees eee ee eee ee © “**eee lich; Mary, Rosa and Virginia Al- bert, 4355 Delor street, in the Froe- lich machine, and Taylor, Mrs. Julia ' :| pia /// | “a te No other silk-lined Suits in St. Louis Suits profitably purehased from pie . "ss » é ‘ ms 4 “ a) 7 . ‘ V ’ : - i, | fy Hi] / i j a 4 * bet . . fe Some are collarless, thers have i] HT wn, to equal these at this price. They are makers and offered at this’ very spe Krnich, 5207 Bermont avenue, and Tillie Tomson, same address, in the Taylor machine. Other Auto Accidents. dainty collars that add SO InN uch charm. i “5 J] i{/ | ey, 4. skilfullv tailored in the single and double- price. (fome in single and double-t reasted — o iT : ‘Tac . Wy : , j Zs é Yy ° ’ . ree ; AIS es ( , eal ’ erva- aiSt-Sse% IS & uarter.- ilk lined, \\ ide sashes, cirdles, vestees, {1 ills, ruf . bre iste d Walst 7 ati tt rele ls an CONS rva Waist eCAati models ina (] . pn S : ; f : : iY “aH , tive styles. All are quarter-silk lined and Newest pattern and color effects repre. | fles, tunics and drapes are style fea-— ; Zp re Ife come in sizes for men and young men. | sented. Six persons were slightly injured tures worthy of note—in fact, there Is | -] 800 $97.0 Styles for men and young” olive and dark pat- — a — men, and all sizes includ r+) Bathing Suits : Men's Toyo Hats | ag a eae : . seal ing sizes up “auaeed a | PADAAAAAEARASEEOSS Waren VAN VADER VARERES AROS DAA OOT48 é $4. Q5 $2.50 Value, $ . . ; ° Special SS WS ~“ s ** terman avenue, driven by a negro chauffeur, at Delmar boulevard and | Hamilton avenue. Kdward Moriarity, proprietor of a hot tamale stand, 819 Hickory street, | = Was put out of business temporarily | at 2a. m. today when the steering | wheel of an automobile driven by | A. M. Williams, 1411 Chouteau ave- | nue, became uncontrollable and the | machine ran onto the sidewalk and | wrecked the stand. Williams was un- injured. The machine was damaged $200 and the hot tamale stand $25. THERE ARE FIVE WAYS of get- | ting Want Ads to the Post-Dispatch | office. Through your druggist, over your phone, by mail, by messenger or | personal call—with no difference in | prices. 4 MG WN ~ -*eese eee © MON **e*ee6 SSN California Knit Bathing | : Suits in bright colors; also é .. a @_ It requires close inspection: to plain colors trimmed in | cae | distinguish these Hats from the gen- bright stripes. Flapper a | uine Panamas. In faet, Toyo Hats style with trunks attached, | are generally known as Japanese ; : Panamas, for they are light in Black Mohair Suits, weight and ean be cleaned and re $4.95 blocked. They are shown in A\I- Slip-on sty le, also of ; pine, telescope, optimo, racket and messaline and satin with sailor styles. bright pipings. Main \loor Knit Suits Taffeta. messaline. cete.. 4 a full line at $7.95 to $50. — . > AaL Di.J0 TO BODY, | a ” iii noe teen | | ae Herge Suits and Caps, 2oe to $2.95. | Splendid Values at... ‘ Third Floor a W hite (Joods q these new waist-seam models | with detachable belts are just what @. Weaves that can be | the boys want. They are made of nia officials. fashioned into such de- | serviceable blue serge, knickers full The ‘message was originally pre- lightfully cool apparel at — lined throughout... All sizes from 7 pared in the form Of a telegram, but interesting prices. | to 16 vears. a decision was ‘reached that owing | - to the telegraph strike, it would not Whi x ; - “ be proper for union men to file a ite Organdie, | Palm Beach Knickers telegram Which would be sent by Yard, $1 nonunion or strike-breaking opern- tors. A committee was instructed to decide the manner of forwarding the message. The meeting was addressed by sev- eral Socialists. EIGHT INJURED WHEN STREET CARS COLLIDE AT HIGHLANDS: ee Crash Occurs at Loop; Motorman) Caught in Wreckage Taken : to Hospital. Fight persons were injured at 8) o'clock last night when an eastbound Market car, in charge of Motorman! Joseph Onion, 907 Angelica street, crashed into a northbound Taylor car making the loop at Forest Darl. Highlands. The front vestibule of ithe Market car was crushed and Mo.- torman Onion caught in the wreck- are. He was taken to Barnes Hos- pital. Both feet were lacerated. The passengers injured were Harry I,, Hausgen, 5 vears old, 4128 South Ninth street; Fred Bommarito. 1908 North High street: John Shen. 25, in charge of a cane concession at the Highlands, and Thomas Kd- monston, 6. 1808 Morgan street; Mrs. Darille Rouse, 35, 42038 Pastor avenue; Matt Harris, 47, same ad jregs, and Mrs. Carrie Roberts. °” i ‘41 Pine street’ all eut and bruised ane latter ihree ure erroe 4 oe ® - a ee eee it hilt ar nr hn nnn nnn nnn nnn Continuing the Basement Economy Store’s ? | Y So $a eee see ee eee = arte. WWW” _—_—_ ee WANTS A. F, L. 10 TAKE ACTION ON BEHALF OF THOMAS MOONEY Ata meeting of the Southern Illi- nois Mooney Defense Leafue attend- | ed by about 250 persons, at New Club Hall, Thirteenth street and Chouteau aVenue, yesterday after-| noon, a message to the American | Federation of Labor was drafted, | declaring it to ba the destre of the ni cae that action be taken to “get justice’ for Thomast Mooney, convicted of participation In the San Francisco preparedness parade bomb | . plot. The message further urged the American Federation of Labor to in- dorse the proposed nation-wide sym-/| pathetic “Mooney strike” if action jo. save Mooney is not taken by Califor- SSN - WN i a s ee — eee > **etee* > .** >. @ As we told you yesterday the merchandise offered in this sale represents special purchases of the “too manys” and “too fews” which the end of. the Spring season found at certain Eastern mills and factories. To those we have added m: iny remnants of our own, also odd lots of Summer wearables and home necessities. SSNS *e+eeee® ererrerrrere ever rrr rr rrr er rere LE, Premier Sc a window in B SSS wy a wstsvénwavevavenwens. « Le Sample 7 Women’s Sweaters Corsets 204. $998 $A AS P S05 re §2 to $3.50 1 Oo Values Vaiues.... SX MQ _ Mids st CHP PP LOR HE AAA Ae Le g SS RW, WS @ A most exceptional purchase and sale of about @ A special sale of manu- po or yea: Of Shetland yarns and novelty Was sh facturer’s samples of R. & G. state let worsteds and wools, Some have angora Cnvants tn back aul’ feel collars, others selt collars. (Goods; Ete. lace stvles. Made of fancy |. Choice of slipover styles, with or. without | pink brocade and plain cou- sleeves or long Coat, open-front styles til, some with deep elastic with sashes, novelty pockets and contrasting Vd. 19% set in the top, others with colored trimmings. Every wanted color. Sizes up Ct og Mapa aN Oe clastic set in the back. A to 46, although not every size in each stvle. Come good assortment of styles carly for be st choles. sheer, Coo! Surmmer . fabries in 2 to 5 vard lengths. to choose trom. wimmeercaatt pee. 55. N . SUUAAAIG RIAA TEATRO REIS IOOARET CAR aT Oo ." *aPa"oa"h AAO ii Ffemnants MGA . AN SS MA Splendid quality, 40 in, | $2.25 Value, wide, in a permanent finish. Tuesday Special value. S Dress Voile Remnants, Just arrived from one of the best me g, cae an ~ lhe bop Cece ol regen gis of gor ag uel pa Vv d 39 ; aim Beach cloth, with belt ‘loops and hip ara, C and watch pockets. All sizes from 8 to 17 White and sheer erisp years. Second Floor finished lawn—splendid for 299c Dress Percales, | PZ mq | children’s dresses. Jf Yard, 19¢. ; $ $ $ ; a > .. o wey WQS“ SSS 2 4 SS Pa eae hh ee eee oe ee eee * be A PPE BOA tre 54 fue , el ae | ‘ °4 A » | . 2 v0 . _ ‘ Hasement Economy Store SSX *? . SSO J ~*~ SS fe Hee oe wid { t. é : f shirting veces ee ss | Men’s Summer Suits Mid-Summer o ‘ inn $Q.95 Hats a te $1 Emb. White Goods, ; Yard, 75c 2 $35 Wardrobe Trunks Voiles. Batiste and Or- randies. in small figures. | g 5() White Voiles —o, °s, D7. J Three special lots ain ivory white chiffon finished @ Made: by tl Ind oe gee Ts wes Made’ by 6 nde Voiles at the following | > structo Company ia the Prices : : YJ f ; ys - | reguiatio mn 7A , “overe d 38-in. wide, yard, 35c | oo es. ‘“e imside and out. with vul 38-in. wide, yard, 50c | i coe i canized filer, lined with ecretonne and fitted with a WN j _ epperell unbleach ’ vards wide in 2 Ig jh Mery. . flr" WOW Yale crew in training makin a spurt at es ' finish. materials, offered at Palm Beach Suits, Panama Sufs and hemp in large and medium 9 , Copyright, neths—a limited | : ) ’ q This is one of the most remarkable sales of 36).00 Men’s Summer Suits announced this season... By a Special 25c to 50c White stroke of good fortune we secured 1000 exeeption- at Goods, Y¥d., 15¢ ally well-made Suits from two high-gradetChicago nis { tL ods neces ‘ : ease a i piece Manufacturers. Included are . Attractive stvles of Milan slight vy soued. All ‘are MAX QQ a ‘vo QOV7y SAN OOS } and less original value. Cool Cloth Suits. shapes. Colors include 2 . : es na peace Bowes, llc in smart styles for voung fellows, as well as conservative white, pink, orchid and tur a ity Huek towels models. Suits come in seores of different patterns and in fe m i an with ecolored bor sizes from 453 to 46 chest measure. mail seconds sasoment ~— sense flowers and ribbons. Basement Liconomy Store 44.-in. wide, yard, 69c laundry bag, sho poe k White Sport Skirting, a Ml ; et and large roomy draw Yard $1 mH 4) i 4), | RS The hanging ar , bem . Bs rangement is very con Beautiful new patterns | - p venient. An ideal Trunk — for all traveling pur- poses, ifth Fleer , ; : | as. quoise, neatly trimmed with ;@ Mee leap spryy of seleet cotton materials— 2 We se | 36 imehes wide. -Rasement Econemy Store. Fifth Fleer DOPOD W088 090000000008 000000000000 008 05008 008 000000000 500000008 0005 040000044 WOO0008 000000000009 000 05080008

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WWM ddddeeddeddeldddddddddddiididdddddaddeddddddddddddddll AAA AAAAAAAA LA AAA A * ‘ SFOS PEBEFPAEFEAE LE FOP arEP EF (144 ad " $4 : . ae . wecrctataset theta a le >. S: “ rae ond $ xe, : | : @ fotete ot. oS 7 4. Se ee ee ee ee » : s . ~ SMMMQAMDN P . 2 we wR CONS Se we ERE HWE EE eR eS ES . | .. . * RMMMAAA OOMMVNQAAN eee see ee ee We «ewe Chaplain Frederick C. T. Ramson of Los Angeles, National A. A. U. champion, in France training for the big meet at Pershing Stadium. —Photo by U. 8. Signal Corpa LL é) Wii Yo 7, Jlddddiy, ; =... 5 2... ae. eS »~AAS ASS SSAASBARAS SAAS SS NO AY SN WS \ MM)’NA OY MM MMNuad nw MMA YG W WAY ~ ‘ . WS See eee SSG e ee eee . WH sees e6 , , o Beer e ee ewe OILS AEF ISAS LI nw? Prd Soe OLE AG SLID IAAL EAA APL ACA LE LIEN AAAS we +s ee \ SSN S ‘sss ee Ge uy & Yj 9: WH SS SSS “see ees SS “se ee 8 WS Ree eof? LOL NAE IN DOATSS PMMARWP? 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Wd delle ddd @riidd ii, CL alg Wllth MULTUM U, Premier Scheidemann @enouncing the Peace Treaty from — Y Colonel Van Voorhis, the man who sends them all home a window in Berlin before a'crowd that thronged the street from Brest. He is in charge of all transport movements for SPAS SSSPSSSRRERESESERSE = Sees eee eR eee ee eee ee & WS VCC SRT Oe EWS a7, Se ee e = LAALAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA rrr ree How Count Vor Bernstorff, former Ambassador to the ee) suraerr eo" *33 »** as The Rev. John S. Roach, Calvary Baptist Church, New York, nearest United States looked in Versailles. He is the one wearing p 4 ba 4 : below. —Copyright, Underwood & Underwood. returning troops. —Intarnationa! Film Service. me agg Hthadnsvene Service. iy a straw hat. —Copyright, Underwood & Underwood. WY WEEE EEEE_- ACCZZZ0RQQ0A0A0AA00A0AMA00AA yyy , OT, CU. Vii hl i pA ; . ° 4 ff XS ots Sweaters . D 45 | hase-and sale of about d yarns and novelty ls. Some have angora SSS \\ ESTPIVNSASSeeak SEPA EEFE 4 ~ FFFMAMEAAERAAMAEAANEMMAMAEAAMAAMAAMBMAAMBAME4MMAMAAMFEMFAEAF MAGA GEMAAAAME ; a . ad wv ses SSS SESS EEG AAW WS > ‘ DART: RE 3 SSE NN RA KN ADA, ‘ a 7. pe : B . if : “ 3: $ SX >... | » ss Bee a ee sete, + ee, . *. ‘A ~ ~ iS Ao SS ¢ SSS es, with or without _open-front styles % ee eeertrrrrrreeeereerrrerrrrfeTT ty"??? ’?’?’?t?TTTTTTTTTTT TTC * “f * a aaa ii i ii ii iii i ii Di ili hi hihi hn Mihi ini hhh hh hh bh be hh i he hh SS MQ ockets and contrasting wanted color. Sizes up ize in each stvle. Come SSG. QQ ww "Ho rvr0a a si OG Basement Economy Store SSS oe ee ee id-Summer ~-Hats *~ NX AA WW 5 "ls Ek ‘ys pe # , 5 SeRErY SS e 43,280 rege ewgeetie Aye MOQ SSN jjllun Ulyyy. Vp,” AUU —E——— — SY Si Qag \ Yale crew in training making a spurt at finish. — Copyright i'n lerwood & ee : * All these men are St. Louisans in the Second Division, still in France. They have. formed a St. Louis Club and 3 had this picture taken for the folks at home. Photo forwarded by C. D, Embry, of Overland Park. ; WOON XW WS ; , . : = 7 ~ ey a * , r P a + _ > A -* . 5 + o- 4 .. " > ee 408 / nes , oC x ere " 7 . — 7 ey a a _ 7eeeee Veseebs coe te sided SS wrvrrre MQGQwQ Attractive styles of Milan mp in large and medium apes. Colors include hite, pink, orchid and_tur- vise, neatly trimmed with wers and ribbons. asement Keonomy Store — ARMAAA AMAA hh hh hehe hi i ie -_ - , wyyytdddaddddduilililiiiititithtille U/) WML Lddeeddddddddddééss ™ (LAA Ahh Ahhh hd ere ” ~~ Ne6 ac Sf, <4 SASL ALLL ALLA AAS LS, Y f. scove lilldlliitis WMiltt titi iii iii i i i i i i i eae aaa eee eee een nnn nen nani niin iin in inn ai-ryrrrPrrrrrerrreeTeeeeleeeeeeereereereerereeeereeeeeeeereeerereeereeeeeeeeeee eS wae”

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2 a CC A LL AS CELE CLO LLL LLL LLL LL ALE A - ~ ee ae _ - — wc en om at — -— a mere = ee -- ~ ee ee Ss = ~ ~~ - ee —_ - _—+-= ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 19 7 i —~ omega eal a nn eine anced ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | _—-HOPPING THE ATLANTIC. | ie an nennnnenvnrrnnnonm Report by U. S. Director ™& . = Founded by peony PULITZER | The 16-hour flight of Capt. Alcock and Lieut. c. 12. 71s across 3) C4 s the greatest s ‘ting ev t in his-; — ° sh Paisnea by ine uitsr Pudianing CO. 'tory” Tye honor goes to Eagisn evecare and er | THE TREATY rae of Munitions Is Called “qFashions at Twelfth and Olive Berets, oes gps deserve the highest credit and praise for their courage | rerern o os POST-DISPATCH CIRCULATION and skill. : | ik WwW ITH. , at ee | A Fascinating WW ar Book", ithe Capital Average for entire year, mse Nothing more tbrilling in daring and terrifying experi-| Runday -- 393,177 | ences, aside from the records of war, has been written DAILY AND 189,196; , , : = vy | > i Soe a | ? . 7" 2 aoe Soe : than Capt. Alcock’s brief story of the flight. That they © “ewes CEP og 8 by | Prepared On Secretary Baker s leiltodn f10nS hat Te The Well-Dressed Woman ' THE -POST-DISPATCH PLAT- ) made the flight with such swiftness and accuracy is 4 oe ek er ye Be B : f d N r } ; /, /t S Smart Soc What 4 . . F é f : s. “ “ft: he. _ fe . ~ . ee ; ‘ > "x3 2 4 fr “ s* >. = : ‘ « Vy — Da rOoORM | marvel. That they dared it after Hawkers narrow €5-| Re na, gohan the: = thong ta ae yr” c riéf an ONLECANICAa “ima ; of Sm e ) ; i - . s ; a Bi Sas > a¢ Rn 4 Cae a \ - .* . +. i ges U. a P 1 a Kk f @ W Cc irs we . wm fs) an I know that my _ retirement cape is a wonder—a fresh proof of the daunt.ess epirit | Pee bios | wee 2} r1zes roc uC tiv C fort. =. one ~ will make no difference in. its of man. Ly i =e the Place. 4 " “ | ‘ a ' . . 7? se, rr. ; : ” ~ ’ : oan ares ae waae abe mod “ | of 3 airplane efficiency, but that it was a sporting event, ~ eee em . ae Post- Dispate i. wintesses did not want them to know a3 y Ma garet Wade. orm, never tolerate Injus ( | ,; ; ’ WASHINGTON, June 16.—One of In fact, it looked as if the Senat - ‘ . ‘ : . — _ a , - i> 7" ‘ ' awe « 4 i tA ‘ ; ors , corruption, always fight dema- pot a practical achievement leading the way to air rn ‘in cues. Mees tae oe venay sid seta, tei isaac ‘ f ‘ > © ‘ 4 " ‘ + ° " : ’ ’ ’ 4 }. . " yy } af j7 . ’ gogues of all parties, never be- || portation across the ocean, is admitted by Capt. Alcock. war, from the American point ‘Questioning developed the ogaeg er pe long to any party, always oppose —| | “Our flight,’ he said, “has shown that the Atlantic flight view, has just been issued as an of-| important f: hat former Secretary 4 tisha i ascomgg! ig eae is practicable, but I think it should be done not with an _ ficial report by Benedict Crowell, As- | of State Elihu Root had a copy “4 owe the: | iwlunderers, never lack sympathy : ‘ »» lial lati laanatary © i ei we ee ee . a ‘s brides, th the tlds “ and airplane or seaplane, but with flying boats. sistant Secretary of War and Dir the treaty, to him ce. enamine with the poor, always remain ae The ‘ner ce of Capt. Alc ek j his successful flizht tor of. Munitions. secretary baker P. Davison, he rot it rom Thomag Pani yeat to tne voted to the public. welfare, + Raagateena tae eat “i cones % —2 | asked for ‘‘a historical statement of ". Lamont aAmont, a member of | n of visitors, never be satisfied with merely as well as of Hawker in the daring failure, shows the munitions production so brief that the : ‘gan banking house, had the g the capitals warm printing news, always be age risks and uncertainty caused by fogs and wind conditions all may havg time to read it, so non- treaty in his capacity as a finaneigh wgpation. Rae the Dar ics ‘i “ndent;, ce 4 .¢ oo Lk mt a} ail te | ee te aoa , ' “ongress in sessior: rece aepencons nigga in a flight madeAn ordinary swift planes. On the other | technicalkth#t all may be able readily, adviser to the Am in mission gf math Congres oe GeesOr afraid to attack wrong, whether , ~ ee to understand it and so authoritative ria avison, of the same banking al interesting in June ' by predatory plutocracy or pred- hand, the experience of Commander Towers in the NC-3 + $1 oan "ata Mi tt a Not ea neha dee se ann =f "lary ; lat a may rely on itS accuracy. . asked ‘“ and ovtained it ip ~ rf F ty OL eve I Ing ap- own ws at z 7 ’ Re = lions have had a liibe cecil e ee sere — — w 7 rhe result is an illustrated vol- is cap: ya iairman of the boarg Bridal fashions : a a em JOSEPH PULITZER. pliances of the seaplane. Commander Towers’ trip of 200 ume of 592 pages under the title of of governors of the international Rea” terpretation ee the’ June bride April 10, 1907. miles in a rough sea saved the lives of himself and his ae i ay a = rate pay 2S eee } “America’s Munitions’—a ‘book well Crogs organization. He gave it t 4 host of whom have combined th as ee oe RE A Ie / | crew. es * ys grt ee aie es Myo ss te : eels Be | ie - Se age d as ; | calculated to increase an American's! Root because of Root’s deep interest ' ’ natural pride in the _ industrial re-| in the treaty negotiations and confh st of nh gee wit } marte SES — = sourcefulness and lve ntive ingenui- cle ntial re lations VW ith the American a The — MacMurra‘ vhen ¢ 7 ‘vy of the nation. The whole field of; mission. iss Ethel Maca ca hen @& wes ‘a ja Np epe ae eee came Mra. John M. Wright oO satniniabe uw RT nF CN NN en Val production, from miiltary rai! rhe Whnole > Supa ion simmeréd . Meednesday at the most brillian : Ways and tanks to the St. Louis-made down to an exhibition of animus og ilitary wedding of the season, is ~ waterproof knapsacks for the first the part of Republican Senators . r 5 ¥ rac ke ry ‘ & pin point rhe gown proper wa 20,000 gas masks, is covered in de-:| against the President for not having & brocaded Canton crepe of the te ‘ ; : des ) { i . . : ) 2 tail. taken the Senate into his confidence, | ® che ' In a prefatory statement Crowell) Root’s right to a copy of the tr waprossom pattern, purchased by thi income to be found, if a change of quarters now becomes i ot ‘ ww =; aes Bie" Se 3 os ied ae cess. J hi se annovations. apartof he was excused uniform, and the bride's siste LAE 9 ‘ : WIth len in ‘repe it} . > ' s) . . rito) VW hile l am wrt itpng about the St | streets, with abundant trees and well-cared-fgor lawns - eon us I ren¢ h origin. A | ‘ nis : I 5 e iris mode l in am be oe olored cre . , cording to Crowell, the tank is the “Ussestion” that he did not have the ith pale blue hat, and the two ve trips, but if the public would get behind| .. : : differing fre he eets oO -ell-to- r , - dace , , ; | wie tat - Aaavmnane: tnt a campaign for Missourians to purchase f 4 from t str ets of the well to do chiefly in me aS. = a ' = . ) result of the Joint enterprise of right Lo (dl hear mt 1 hat had already 1all bridesmaids dainty frocks 100.000 acres or so in the heart of the | their dwellings of moderate cost. St. Louis must have Seon os ene . ' 1 ASS SSNS PR Ra ler on America, France and Great Britain. | been made public by Germany, Male blue organdie with a large ha Ozarks and set it aside as a State park, | more of such streets. Too many of our workers have to erat | wirett;:% An American produced the funda- Davison, sharp, incisive, YOURE a non of corr sponding shade ’ ; cd | a nat ®: : ae : ntal fe: — ina aint ‘fully vigorous of manner ands charging so much for visitors or tourists | ]ive in more or less unsanitary quarters in unattractive | A ee = | “Se ntal feature the caterpillar trac-|/U)¥ V 1 tl gH ; u Ss aeeecig mace of a hat. to enter the park, it would maintain ‘ntgrh ‘ ~ A tesa tion device. A Frenchman evolved | 04S" ie course Of the trea — eT, ‘honors the aviators for their great feat, experts in To ine Editor of the Post-Dispatch |aviation must continue working on the problem of mak- I have noted with a great deal of in- | ing an airship that will combine cargo-carrying capacity terest the tours which you are publish-| with stability and safety in the air and on the sea. That ing each Sunday in the interest of the | success in the project will soon be gained is certain. We nutomobile folks of this city. I want to) ' ’ ‘ Ww W Cc Ss y g congratulate you on this effort. have gone far towards the goal in the two crossings that | have traveled over a great deal of | have been made. this territory, especially that trip to| 5 billets ll Gp tlpmennieicnecennianiinitinis Union. It would be hard to find a more | A MILLION FOR OUR HOUSING NEEDS. picturesque trip in a radius of 50 miles . - . eer ay ‘ ; ~~ S » . 4 S of any city in America. It might be The first organized effort for solving St. Louis’ very Seas eng oo pate sexta Pine brainer tyne 4 mE wo reret in 2 * 4 2 1 2 ah awe sesh BaAtPh, aia opts see ROTOR TH FO me PED UTR Oe! Ort sy tes eoEre & a* . ° " : ; a josso ins : The ceremony took place at nod itself and it would bring millions of dol- | os alunaene PN: ) OO gs pA ecko era. the tank as an engine of war. The) "0m Lamont to himself to Root, a enialicmeaiie . ; - 4 Pars 4 ‘ : ; é s 2 wet ee i : ' rr > ‘ ’ ae | ~~ | Pie 1] rave { ivVi¢ sic * 4. 4 ad | OQ) ft : . There is nota place, there is nota spot | past two or three years, while increase in population has ag cal Says LPL ; lng. The French (;overnment has > = | but Ba Be Vivid ] oo of i teeny ss - ¥ ‘a at St Saal BOS oy 9 igh =f ays conditions of suffering in Europe ure yy Miss Mary Allis in all of the United States where tourists | been rapid, intensify and render almost intolerable a 20S SSe: pe a Lr | e ° f , recently awarded the ribbon of the| aving that if Americans knew the aaebb when she beeame Mrs. Tha masts met *, ©” res t § ingg tna Lt Americans Ww Sne Oeagamne . if pt fat i whole story they couldg’'t sleep at” Goethals, and the daughter could be within a few hours’ touch with | handicap that has long existed. A million-dollar asso Latin ot ee Oe eee the East and the West and the North | 7 addition: : ‘i vet en ae _— = oa penne nance officer who is officially } led P rs 7 » Ne eras hk DEE A? Br toe nme eh VE OV RDS DRIAL RDO IGS OLIN y nal , : ] , : ‘ : : ~ =n ; rht -law of the amo neinee [ae oes Mekth and have all the beauty | siation is proposed to construct homes with the econo as the inventor of the tank. His ~ : licen mae ge Pe a ete “on and ruggedness of real nature as they can | Mies possible in large operations and sell them without right to the honor is now being dis- he: dexdemeniaitons nace pe a = iE ahitfon, in simple lines 06 4 . = . ; wr crete 2n rr q () { if ‘Vy AV 4 ) . N » ie ) have right here in this old State. Let us| brokerage fees at an advance of only 5 per cent above i a : ee : ae puted by a French civilian. iy poarury, a se — ~~ — ae a . & | . ‘ . mply and effectively. The Sena- = white satin with the train fro French Did Experimental Work. Lae! , : tors didn't appear to know exactly e shoulders a superb piece of pols all get behind the Missouri park propo-| cost. St. Louis should- long ago have had the benefit | T h e MikRO R Oo f | Ty UY t} ‘Wherever, the credit for the in- sition, as it is one of the biggest things rei ) of so practical a movement. ) { ) AT | Jl IST NV al JT Written for the POST-DISPATCH pH stags what they wanted to get at, except alencon, an heirloom inherited that would be brought about, in my esti- B! U B L I C CO I I N ] QO AY | A i TIN EK by Clark McAdams = ome belongs,” says the report, that it was evident the Republicans ® bride through several gener mation. JAMES HOUCHIN find | $78) “the French were the first to build , , , aN. wanted to discredi ilson, “ons of Was t belle om The automobile industry, third in the country in, without 8 atest comment b the mentally, however, and not using reside ‘leo. Les ' stem — _ — | point of itude, i ated almost witl a ‘ withon ubilolate soto and antad | HE WHO QUAFFS MUST POUR. We are still receiving the congratu- them until after the British had dem-| E a ucent = ns ese seriously y RS. FRANK PR. HARRISON To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch.. point Of magnitude, is operated almost without excep- 7 P pr ss | , | lations of friends upon having been | onstrated thetr,.effectiveness.,”’ mpeg yes arin: eng out fcr the wife of the Governor-Ge Street Commissioner Talbert asks for. tion on the open-shop principle. The troubles that have icals on the questions of the day. | H to your lips I lift the Holy | league of nations bv lack of force- “% ral of the Phillopines _ enll ° , cr yr" , ; "a ° . y > ré¢ r wae recognized in Newport the way we Another popular misapprehension have. That is a fine thing about ob- is corrected by the information that _——-— G é } ‘yo ti : s $s rail, ful Democratic leadership in the@ Washington, to distinguish suggestions for his new ordinance to test | interfered with work at the Willys-Overland company THE ISLES OF GREECE It is the cup of utter, burning X > evesig ‘ sics 4 SOLIEs ae ‘ | Mite! : scure ' ' The » of Senate. Senator Martin of Vir rein] a fr the eyesight and physical condition of} jn Toledo are regarded by leaders in the industry as of love, | Secure people. When one of them 18 | the British navy, not the army, first | 5. ah PE ise 2s ginia om her mother-in-law, Mrs. Fra chauffeurs. ter man t} - i R , From the New Orleans Time-Picayune. Of téva that eheks itmet salt. bat sancti- | sucdee nly vanked out of their midst. adopted the tank in Eneland To : eadader im name oniy one of the ® Burton Harrison of literary far I would suggest that he first “take the e 1an io0ca agai Icance, ecause of certain cot necent uuerentes to Greece hy tala = “i . ' - they are glad for him. We are not so | the army. however. goes ‘the ered , members of the Senate, both identiy found time to colleet a ve mote out of his own eye,” and try and favoring circumstances, it is asserted that Toledo has ak - Namen Ss ie selfish as we sometimes think Wiit- ¢ first ee oe , a mere 4 ars an 1 length of service, he tensive trousseau, despite her hu see a few of the more important ind vi been selected as the scene of the first skirmish which i italy of the Dodecanese, the he ree Ane oresese as It Showa ness our a laim of Seret. York \V ¢ [oS ae ic Plast ciagsite > so SOT nm account of illness and d and romantic marriage in Ch . ? > a t =~ | . ; : St Sh ‘ ; 2 , LOS: UP ACO ah MOTH. re ; S le ldeag * the intricacvy and, o megs ae wee =m er . : . , ati o a : : , islands off the coast of Asia Minor, the! enw etentens sneer om te , nile Som eins SEALE CACY atl it is doubtful whether he 1 ' rae Pin a tal needs that daily affect about one-" ultimately to subject all motor car plants to union con- ; | The while you calmly sip, with lifted be ib re going great guns there until we magnitude of a modern army's r einintidim. 04 : ers , will eves = on May 10 Young Mrs. Bi half of the motorists in the city. trol Whether or not this ig true almost every ublic | largest. of which is Rhodes, tended to heart found out the Hearst papers were lead- quire ante wea nie : to resume the active flioor leadership, on's gowns, according to a co ‘ — : " , - ‘ ‘ . s very ' | ‘ Ly ‘ ‘THe » ba \ er PcLiIMC E ron) 1© ms — sie - — That he prohibit the storing of auto-., % . - p straighten out one of the ugly troubles Cc l a {: | 3 4 tone — $6 1 t} ing the parade, W hich always spoils i aiicaniia ae i p eae Me antim ’ the duties (ley olve on Sen- tent author ity, are ] aria modd ' arage i tl t , j d ° 3j - | , ro} rj L@lestia musi rise! fr Om itS aept is, higures on the purcha ¢ Of one jtem : . ‘ : os . mobiles, trucks, tractors, wagons, etc., on E ge tn the country Is discussing the struggle and will th e f I faced in the! And angel pinions stir the listenin ir everything snd made the Sergeant ane 7 | at brusl f t] ator Hitchcock ol Nebraska, for rehased in New York > 4 P ; } PaACe *¢ re 7 1as ace “ gre ) S | - LISLE : & ‘ Oo ‘ rusnes mr e , Locust street for exhibition, sale and re- observe attentively the result of present efforts to ee . 2 . sition | " : whom the position of deputy leader “SF At the recent amall tea given was’ created at the Democratic cate r honor by her mother-in-law t brushes. his little bride give up their trip. s ae San eat Boy 3 . + 4 army a special organization was nec- pairs a day iong thus congestifg the | resume operations. It is the cup of Life, into which He | : | essary. Not only toothbrushes, shav- : | — ' cus preceding the Senate organighe siting bride wore at‘heruit gown | city ordinances and the parking law, and | well as wit , jlavs. as as | dock. He'll get into New- ion. mihiite satin and georgette with t ps S ed seems very simple and easily understood. It is the well as with the Jugoslavs, as it has flood ah Step o™ : clothes and shoe brushes were re- Hitech ’ thouch “riche Bal: eetiereeeeiiee’ “tai ler causing many unnecessary accidents and | d : been idvine claims to tan@s to which the| Of very being Naught that He port uS aS sure as shoot. lLlow- meg > intial anneal itchcock, though izht’ on th@ “axtremely narrow plain undersk confusion. | profit-sharing idea versus 36 minutes a day in working r “A Hath cleansed therein { § 5 ‘ 5, § made it pure ; ‘ushes. ata cost of $3.03! i I i for higher wages, which were held to be reason and Mr. Antwine will also get in ore ae = denied ePaper | & mat or the wily Lodge in pow @jose, almost severe, bodice open tracks——this work, although new, is as able, but included a demand for a 44-hour week, which Teetdiie auaee Gay drink thak' cialis there If thev do, Newport will be- numerous were the ical strategy, an ‘rtainly is m@ seme the back was very becoming. & . > : : ; ; ” . . » oles . > 2 + ry” . bt r 3 gh lay), ITINK Ci P ; : ~- ‘ ' . rough as many brick streets that have|the company declined to grant, substituting an 8-hour| 8°U8ht to bring the rivals together. ion said He come an intellectual center and people 7 than Boreh in « 100 et ee eS eee been down 8 to 10 years. day, or 48 hours a week and putting into effect a liberal | !8!4fds of the Dodecanese are thoroughly | pat ye indeed, as I, might have more | their heads tested. Kansas City has begun eo make tumble del Senator Underwood @§bbon. The neck of the gown Greek in language, sympathies and senti- , Life . . + lf heard as a contender for the Alabama, rded by many @@ “3—0Te V-shape than square, W it ordinance for both physical and eye tests, | ir | That al rht hav f J.) abun tly aie T , t ot effec at e yes W , at 3:3 ment. More than 90 per cent of their 1at all might have of Life abundantly. WHY NOT THE OTHERS: ae ae ' ' ") te] and that they be prosecuted for accidents “a l * a pr ee ee ee A G Th tain f n P tion. For several days KE. M. Clen eeae “COURSE ey ' cock vallant idway to the waist by a diame . stead of rem 4°06 ad.| people are Greeks. 1ey contain few oe lenning epresenting the “ansas { if he Hd. bu \derw can~ | nent ih Or shape th: same as automobilists. n é € alining until 4:06 p. ™m., would not be ad But whoso quaffs must Pour pour of y AT au eer ly rd, (Cleorge llarvey - nning, rep! nting h Kansa A let, nderwood “ narnient in cr! yn hape, © 7° 4 (‘hamhb - of (‘ommerce, yas heer eae2 ; ' j f Ais iT - of the ardent ; rge enough to be worn aS a ; : obeyed the notice, but 6000, forming the unionized ele-| Ut during the recent war between Italy| Pour of his essence, 50 the cup may a treaty of peace with the league | |... : Cena le f ef Hitch of ‘The Palace” at Manila, w : % k : j ANS: mae rey hoor) iT} ‘oO yress ar) iL Oitie’ re a S Own ‘Trorts * 4 " ‘ ace . . soawe Repair Unit No. 309. ment among the employes, quit at 3:30 and were ex-| #"d Turkey, the fleet of the former coun- brim; aclusion the United States Ibses: ne ‘ , 6 ayy pea | | efforts, Hite te thotic onc page For poison is the Grail to him who ~~ independence and sovereignty with Republican ie ‘Ts, nt } i aqependent on such senators, z 8 acquaintances el t Jud rin from the new yaApers Tr ’ ry. steals ‘he frj nas} f It: ly Ja At “ut d 4 hs these ~ °o . . >. i Union, from Delmar to Page, in the car States, France and Great Britain have toothbrushes. will go there to get That he include motormen in his new ; ay °? any te | ; ; profit-sharing plan. May 2 the company posted notices , 8) , 920 Republican national econven-| the strongest man on the Democralieiamt finish of plain white tulle i MOTORIST. ‘mitted to the plant after May 4. About 7000 workers; Turks, and only 2 per cent of Italians, | himself o remark that in the making eS . oe here conferring with members of the (!e4gue mpions mehen its young owner does the h > - . ' rT "°° se r _ To the Editor of the Post Dispatch. cluded at the gates the next day. rhe trouble is accordad- try, salling through the Aegean Sea, land- | . - , ilies ! ’ i) lmmproy a the hm | \ ae ‘ hans aoa iis , | iT) of S Lliforn " \icK ellar of (" MOR TOOT began le than iy feels that nearly all the Missouri| 22¢ 7900 continued at work until disorders causéd a| "ation. The natives welcomed them, spt Unsanctified by any sacrifice. ‘he power of self-defense; ee ee a sone ped : onl 4 R& FREDERIC A. Debs if ml] in t] ited Sta ifs PSE Nn are politieal - 4 iS 058) Le Pha troops have returned to that good old. shutting down of the plant. Rioting on May 26 was at- with | Self-determination of the size of | jan! Sd ' , 4 Want Cin \ » 1 esd ' ; , ? fe + 17 arity IS @ASIIV ACCeSSID! rom ie rreat BS SOEs re Til ra ,. KO} n Ww I ‘erm: ing in amen show me” State, but such is not a fact | tributed to the importation of strikebreakers and fatal-. the wbiareteaiinn that when peace was whip & a “age . Coe but only he ler army and navy, ) 4 vt a >of rose spr sere , her : . : ra w iom t 3 in soot - a SACTAT ent, ry nk iat “_~ » - atic P arf er oy 1 ry writ} ie returye fr) i Out of approximately 1200 men in Re-' jties were caused by a band of ex-soldiers, formed into! finally signed these islands would be re- Shall io right to make treaties at wi ‘alifornia, es: who resigned from the FE pair Unit No. 309 of the Motor Transpori ees ied | F } ! to ent . : ‘ ire }j ; 1 why lene : four te er Corps, the unit holding the best reward in . phys ‘ ep aan aie the M. 4 Cc: by a large margin, over 100 ape ro 4 opt ti Nas seen extensive @ " " a] ~ ' ‘ +. * ‘ - , ' ° ' ity Liti¢ ’ j "| ieee } Wwe rir) f are from Missouri and 60 from St. Louis. As the first large strike for less than 8 hours a day! between the two countries, and Italy has | . (a, nited ostate: ses all those priceless : soot re a . see ; , aa t a Pee ate . -anresee : 5 ay . . ; , hing vey «ave e ery Sen, Spe! ; bill for the the pariliamenta . # eatner gown in one oO Tort) ve Se are represented ‘in this; it may become memorable. But it has already lasted’ remained in control through the war. ft seem that crooks go north for r Harvey gays she will, shrewdness and debath ibility isom “Mee color crepes ' the s unit, with Missouri standing seco i Fett ate . : : me bpp Ree ay st hen Grea ritain, France, Italy and | #40! an American mil v ne | .o “DIY MM , ~ er ~ oe 5, oo graeme & second in the! six weeks, caused the loss of two lives and the injury; Now that the war is over, Greece de-| the summer earlier than most people Ts sae sail aeiaas «Coleen a1] ae their ‘ of Senator SPRBing straight from the waist rs s]. tage : : thers of the gre: fers Wil ose 1@) a aie , We are not seeking praise, for we re- of many persons and a financial loss of millions. Cannot! mands a settlement, and the people of the| “0. They have been in our midst now | j.aenendence and sovereignty, et cetera administras: @aRtA several inverted pleats on : " . . - . £ a) ‘nalae nk Ac thay ? a 22 y " ree . —- ; o Z ue. “4 rye if the ino ceived our just share over here. but we Letter means then those so far employed be devised to| islands are equally in favor of action and | nd ‘ a = ate = oe fk as the) etera, bec his — 4 +! has of » of th short . : rie , > With us for ja whilie last winter , eri} , thie | 7! fe vis was a Vale “3 louses which showe ite 4 just wish to send a reminder to the folks | end it? Reason and arbitration are bette , . ; : ‘ ‘ly the same as affectin every one | vine we ws ' saa ) olks tter than arbitrary their surrender to Greece. The fact that | on their wav south. Fortunately. the , s : re hecomes law rhe bill con LAD Aid 1 he resident and could Gist ine tion In the decoratior back in roo l 7 N Ss P f re . , + : TY) } , good ald lissour! that there is! action and violence. | Italy has, until recently, shown a dls- weather is warm, which wil! hurry Pepi mine: + on a —_ a riy aiwa bye ‘unted on to help Ql! jade colored beads. These etill another organization in the A. E. F. | ee Those people who roar-about the “na- Alls Cre Pruy is Saeee I seenem SSC ae ' : “* Bipn! fr — with a large per cent 6f Missourians that een +++ — inclination on this point, has aroused} them through. Crooks are delicate. tional icide” the United States would » return toi *~?*? ‘epublican gas attack weed in perpendicular ines | , They ec: t star ‘xtremes i! li bP Tinie cs oye Boe ee ee , re Ds I] al s ntly wan: apart over has madea eplendid showing and which PEACE OR RUIN much ill-feeling between the two coun- | ei Ranger | = ind eg ie: aC commit by accepting the treaty forget +a , — he ue Se — ’ 3 sere: ~~ ; logy wee My ao ne , “ | ale al. ricn peopie, or Instance, + = . 7 ; 2 ‘ , ‘ Ac? reer? rf th 7) ri ration: £ 9 s ‘ write } fx firi ish es on will soon be bac k Ww he ‘re: we Ilo > . sas 5 . . . a that a the rest of the rreat rat! my Pe I ‘I ri : ‘ . , We are proud of the wet ry n tie | Today the new matter written into the peace treaty tries. They must away to their resorts. oe ene in the reser= S08 tn some dalicate embroider : ‘ frand showing . ‘ ; . : | ; made by our brethren in the Twelfth En. | ®°°8 to the German delegates and within a short time the: | ae ae ete cuene, | the same time. Such bosh is unbellev- . : | Tine ino gineers, the 110th Supply Train. Rase|COMpleted paper. Their decision must be prompt. Not Putting both countries right before the; ® pe “ig ee ee ee rene -bly silly nent, however, that : ng senti. ‘©®#ue, instead of being perhaps Hig atlernoon rece] hey a oe , a te . and south in winter—cracking a ink we hoes , bitter ipponel wc les )6—t«s«w i ‘own Hospital 21, the Thirty-fifth and the| Germany alone, not only the 20 Powers at war, but the! 98" Of the world. Greece occupied at one when they nee ay one} : h Sine ! ; : ’ — a oe fesse g bility: | re a Mimimed | tp Lighty- ivi . , . : , , , : ror ] ysiti . . See ' ltOney——HnOMINs UP al Neti sical sad f: r of singe the bodies of so Pens LDallt ror al ngainst 4 peaee itl Algrettes }¥ lghty-ninth Divisions and we are proud whole world is waiting upon it. time an unfavorable $9 s:tion before the | automobile when thev need chang AWAKENING. . : eet : tod 7) t wr 7. pneven- = ef the great welcome given them in St.| allies, because of the attitude of its King, | ce iers in ane Spencer bill,|-~**** —— ing 50 UN Louis. for they deserve it | In continuing its work the conference must disregard who had joined fortune with Germany. Par ey, Ms = ahaa b dageool the Y vant , a ten nple, onyx temple, chi le santioliw 11 neaane ly om, 77 the heset exteme ; Th F . , at | ~~ : ot rink. Is there something they want‘ Tere EN eee DO ous debaters on eithe . Bs MISSOURI ALWA Ys. the “ni tion of our rule-or-ruin senators. It has no choice. Thanks to \ enuizelos, the country got Then ers vara a4 f Pane h we \A h ere Inbhe i7m7ys had never shone, } , ir ; rtmer “y . . ' . a h r tom | Housewife 7 : ; - I } ( ; | win its secret and survive the The right to mind only her own special police and wearing their army uniforms, who! turned to Turkey. Many questions de- | draft. : shot, it appears, with small provocation. layed the restoration of friendly terms | H. M. WILLIAMS. Rut how about the others? If the anuse the conditions are pre- cian rine ORME Eo a ey Sy ‘ ~~ a —_— . ' ea ould also start upon self-destruction : i‘ 1 Te pCa : ; fhe surrender will be welcomed as} ing almost with the birds. ey lea Sag} iy ' ere as . he Meee ot then Oe eee vation! If he were supperting the Mere red. Mre a nce there lived a blinded hermit +}, , 1ess{iot ’ Congress “avid (ne chambers if not the very Dijon, France, May 24 ‘It must complete its task. That is its duty +3 right in the course of time and is r . ; . " . aa é& > . ‘ Awd . c ‘ é a W ye) ‘ l€ ane ls now oi? y é '- " P + waa acd ‘ i ; Pp 4 > : nd ill be pick of it all. Something should be n the dar} aione. Ar an a . latino “O09 O00 tea Os a Primes f the Republicans Scrapbook. —---—- - no less a duty if the reactionary Senators in Washington yee ge ed os f done for the relief of crooks. Look- i Sadie . , - . , 146 Greek isle whose fate remains un- Avea Ne ais Aione., ablis}] tery in rance, pref The Silent Movies. can force and record a one-third vote in favor of the gerermined is Cyprus. It also is of Greek ing out updn thelr ease and abandon ) : ) - an Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch, Knox resolution. It would be its duty even if the incon- origin, but has been occupied by Great ot oe 4 1 Pespatges, 4 Fase lB cep Ry gnc 7 : : . st Seat “ — vat . . American nena . Washington rumor asserts thats . ea that ha ‘ve s " . , : , - ; . ; toll shames the rest us i: vs #! nape to him, a phantom arearn, oe Ce oe if 4 ; “gi : ven ; room sehe In this evening's paper I notice with | ceivable were to happen and if the Knox resolution were Britain for 40 years under the terms of | sho: ic. wrait ¢ : at leading rt, and to remove | — me. . eens venant Mag | ice ae pleasure, that some one is raki ~ : my brother's keeper,” as the Republic ost of music, wraith of perfume, ; ked by = th those used bes , ; inn Ss . wa ng up, : passed. A treaty with 7 urkey. During the eartler | keeps c Setting ie why in hell a : Dickie aunted glean the hod) enldie tr th , i} i Ke a ie regarding the “Silent Movies.” Come Wie ead | - days of the recent war it was offered to | igs sae series nny len bag wack , it 8 Oe ; baew Penman ete ae: Peak im Rt Hearst and known as (hee ‘ iS diseases . . . . g . ™ te . > ¢ . 7 . o . * ‘ ; ‘ . - . rriiotht » or e he ioe? ,' ,y ring } ib i re: r? - ii i Lat rs . . . 2 . ; : . | re % . vs ‘ i. ai : >. ; . ; , ; : 4 rt} at all No matt A } J oF “a pt owen bilize finance in the track of the great conflict and do it fer W as declined: but in view of the fact | atreet car troubles. thie wv «¢ |} t hie irs ¢ . ' I nvVx T chet fle x. . Pv quit a site ' , ais ; Fe i j ae ee ang ee er now Food a picture , dort ties . . that Greece has since put itself rig ) >. 8 Grey ind : ice of thunder sounded terete tins a ag ond ned the leadership. 2a me is, there is no interest, no pep, nothing | "°™ °° civilization may crumble into chaos. The peace , I f right and | tem—the Detroit U ted Railways—t! ff a , nf q for the mah mi: on) -an now be told, Smeced, has been of material assistance to the al- | ternple througa an we f% without music. I guess I voice the conference must make peace. Wherever threats are ut- ' viation ' — e -4. a, ea . r - PNT NAN I GRR ROL AE OO ABT IR PgR eM ca . — “ne lies, it would seem only fair that it should | 1. R.’ ;. B. schoed through and through. assed it without opposition sae, MO ewe Oe 4 ; * } , " + ; of hoeth men, :: Orang: va f Aly - os oye giart of the neighborhood when I! tered to destroy its work, and the hope of humanity, let receive the rew ard offered, especially as y d th SoOun f angets singing P : is sg Bs orgy btseetgnd mie hn Doxey those who make them bear the responsibility. the Cypriots wish to be annexed to |: ah ga rifted in the thunder’s wake. ee : : pled h 1 7 | ps : Oisten +h There are a lot of things we can ve There is a force behind and above the Senate, great > abi = ee ee RRR alates ng egg «a wy ee . ; miracles had happened mn ortce:ts aed Ghasetshadinines Iienica |e : be Bay » Teed £08 — the without in life, but music is one thing 85 8Te the powers of that body. That force is public ae peggy of so pdiaggoaggltagtomag, sede vee : es BRS | “4 n phe spe Pew on ne nd, hree mastes | irian’s ofe1 oe f him auf x When . , that really gives us rest, and soothes optnion. The people of the United States, though suffering nexed. It may be, therefore, that the last 4 . T) e e : i es sa bagel ron ce : ‘ th | oo Q 3 a yen sete : aged Pear! ewes 6 tg > ” aed wh the aiinete . ‘ ’ \ ir , erman propa gan Ss our over-tired nerves r » hes s , , ‘irs . after the heat and less of agony in their suspense, are no less than the peo-| of “‘the isles of Greece.” whose sad fate A Play "Imitatls ssf . ae re , 3 aing Ge *2k!y the meat i« goo ’ s } ‘i.4 i iiBe Tit . i? } rig 4 . : ‘ : — ‘ , , on ys " lea - : ; as troubles of the day, But that is not . ; wi ll, > r : ; : | : ile of Europe waiting for the making of war Wh has been SO) often SUNK niay Ww, its . oo . ' e e rg . ] . a , | AC e. en . &, back, - i +e . ' } ‘ ’ . q*é rmieiirre > ‘ pas th y ven want to take the concert s out, brethren of the mainiand and the other | Oy Fire ee : 2 ae . . ma . o ke ed the herm! > } sy ’ ' \ . ‘ ar ‘ . Pig ‘ ge + | ff} ctionm,’ *) en wt rah : | had seen 1e ligh! vi ing & of the Parks. they say to the Senate “Ratify!” they will speak with | . wer : pi a ANOTHER MUS . “ th “it . d bh - ~ : > ; isles and earry out (;reek aspirations and ls thi iti an ®#ritil ' ty . ‘ . . 7. We . ' ’ . a8 ; ; Pei tes Lact w ha er Dealish onan ic LOVER. authority aud they are likely to be heard with respect.' ambitions. etteed wn in th | _ teins glorious light! to an) rver at the call war log! president! candidate - bp in the moviese Fie LLA CLOPTON CRESAP, “treaty leak’ investigation that the of a third party | : Driliias: from cracking.

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WOMEN’S PAGE POST-DISPATCH Daily Magazine pe MONDAT, | WOMEN’S PAGE ee a ene — or pam a ” = eee ~ ean a eaten Se canoe oneness rn a NN pee a4 " ' « , ) SAn an Stor Tk sty | 5 Called ‘eashionsat »|*N°w York Women Called “Summer 5 la orto” §=« LL Magnificent Ambersons War Book” : the Capital Can It Be That St. Louis Women, Also, a a ‘ An Epic of the Rise of an American City Swaddled in Sweaters, Capes and Furs, The Bee and the Butterfly . “na ) r . . 9” Ph 08 thaw 4 | Ate By BOOTH TARKINGTON Stage the “Follies of Ninety in the Shade? NE day a big blue and biack y , cia , ae ee ee a rose CHAPTER XXVUL — — ——— ——— ey ee Ce ee. er ne ” Instructions That It | The Well-Dressed Woman al, /t Summa- : E. of Smart Society — What : : \ \ i] Yj YO LI 7 pe ba +) De Effort. She Wears, the Time and OOO Y ZZ LEE 80 lg ‘ the Place. : SO KON a Jog FY; y ‘ tego rs learn d nothing that the ; Ta ses didnot want them to know, By Margaret Wade. a i? looks d aus if the Senators that hour the cannot think, ust v little bit overawed. . | vas pt en WASHINGTON, June 13. Stioning developed the one tant fact that former Secretary e Elihu Root had a copy of \)) “eo Sf } ** yar hy oy — said, “why such ; landso} ? ) - a ndé@ metes in UMMER fashions tn Washington owe their being largely to the sea- | . — = | 7 J é , = _ | : baty, handed to him by Henry son's brides, but also in the pres ee) —=> ~ =— ; ~ | a: — ~~ — nee seamen me wit! 1 id e1 ainted wood: nor the box. an} fison, who got it from Thomas t year to the presence of a succes- initia SS Sf / / | z | : vi \ deg rebege: : more than the silve rames, spat pront. Lamont, a member of n of visitors, who, notwithstand- | ——I =— a Z - © vs I could n lo th ’ replied | thie rousing finish. Thrown he Organ banking house, had the the capital's warm weather rep- | | , ores - _ ay Pe ae \. = the Bee. You in his capacity as a financial tion, find the District of Columbia | f | - ms — We — yO ed = ae —==— gather honey for - Fo im | r to the American mission at th Congress in session only a little 3 } “er | = Ej} SN —— —— — >> S== 4 sour Queen Vhe ic n 4 ad Pe ss wean tli binde whi Davison, of the same banking interesting in June than in Jan | = » See | ZG; is vy .: “A = —— — Sareen. I should }i cet NOW my hed the white mantelpiece. ——— LenS a © ay ~ am 1 7+ > Ent autitul o hu and looked on wit asked for and obtained it in acity as chairman of the board srnors of the international Red organization. Iie gave it to because of Root’s deep interest treaty negotiations and confi- l relations with the American n. ture as Vou sho. If Vor 1] ; . } asure box eich —s ti ririidny ‘i077 Litie’§ ff * S A all creatures here, ha : movin erpretation by the June brides, ——_—_— ‘ q Dhi les ‘4, 9 ee s > she is not as handsome as m. but |) execursio: f Fanny's for the pur Misg Ethel MacMurray, when she ~~ AY ait ——— vg Tres oe “aN - .: She is Queen, and we have to carry se, presumably, of “letting out’ Pn inveutication stmmerts seame Mrs. John M. W right: on | \ iiae (, cee 8 si Y = ne HeCRaN art of ~ Republican Senators pilitary wedding of the season, is ay = , | ' (logs Sip Ak es not a Queen,” said the butterfly. cept her own lamentable part in the “és us cae ane nanage an em- st the President for not having jase in point. rhe se we ' wi Alt + * a ‘i > NOW come along with me to: the production of the recent miseries) es faugh the Senate into his confidence. procaded® Canton crepe of the tea ~ ; Nie See i : : = oe fields and meadows and fly about in and con luded With ai tribute to “Well, well—'"' he said. “I was too rizht to a copy of the treaty som pattern, purchased by the bs BY Se mn e the sun and wave a merry time.’ George: “The worst of it is. he thinks old for such foolishness to be retting questioned. ep raveled videegeplliagy | oe . 7 a } ' rhe Butterfly sel 4 POUL EE ind he’s been such a hero, and Isabel cates my head, anvhow.” ‘itnesses Were Interesting. r or five years ago. The ooert ? ae | : | | | told of such wonderful times th does, (oo, and that m kes him more e interesting to the onlookers pin pe sshd — oe => a tie a ee arama ee ne Oe ee ee the facts developed were the t Be of sgonntBpsqomnne oe ig ~ : age srr ee ae pew Pere oe eee ne Ga ses themselves. J. Pierpont = “6 “ea sseaget warts ? ee Or life,” he thought; “why sho ot Was noble and perfect Hie had a is \Kesww.towled was. at. >i family lace, all combined in the | | | r questions ia ant appeared | sent crayons: enmarhcteniaety with ag ac | é‘ So away to the flelds and meadows . 09 she let it EO on, and fostered it He . | y bored by the whole proceed- pon of a sweeping vell of tulle with | ‘ ¢; eS Re ae kee > hae cs | they flew, the Butterfly taking care ill if absolutely ruled her. I never rmere hink | agree with you,” 7 : y pnet of point lace held by orange - ' _— ' , 7 ieee - : : “ae . ; bs, to have all her friends see them, for Saw a piainer case of the person's Kugene SAild Trimiv, and in his eves He answered § all questions és | “ muta be fe : p0880 1118. . . \ she knew the Bee was handsome and fault neaking them pay for having there was a steady light of anger that . Ile had not read the treaty. Gime ceremony took place at noon By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. \ | at every flower they stopped that’! # mOke casually of big fin | . : — . , :, =i . : ancial i) the Church of Epiphany, with the (Copyright, 1919, by the Press Publishing Co.) packing and praising George and > : {play fora while?” — domineering nature to begin with, him 1g lame that ms i SP 2 * 7; 047. ¢ Sd } ; She goes about, overseeing the’ W4S to last “Yes, I think I agree with Vou about th >. 7 . . she might be admired. ations.” After a few questions , ‘ . ' —_ ‘a's “ ‘ i os , bs. degroom, best man and ushers all | In winter, when the streets are white 9 All day they sported from flower Pretending to be perfectly cheerful There's only one thing to do with . cus . 4 . > , ’ . . 2 " . ‘* - uniform, and the bride's sister, | mn . , : f ito wer. and at nig} sv returned about what he's making her do and. § *®"U! ha person,” she said \ ehementls %t showed the possession of a lee James P. Robinson. and two They go in silk and muslin light; ; | te flower, and a night the; returned | 800} oe ne her “Takes ta ek a ent! trap mind Senators treated t “ ; . In summer uite the other way— 'to the garden. But the Bee did not “bout the dreadful things he’s done. ats pu iim out of our vith th see iia ail . ' a ' all nieces in the most delicate pas- a , j “Tt sa . |} dare return to his Queen’ without “She pretends he did such a fine, thoughts forever—forever!” tne utmo ‘Terenc - ; P , 4 j , , a0 av cA ; ; neg : ~ige> pee ac a tones emphasized by the superb rheir capes and furs they wear each day. honey, and as he had played a thing—so manly and protective—go- And yet, the meat den. at ng him by his former title o . 9 ; awe ae y ge ; ge ' bas beens a Rais or He expressed himself with pral decoration of pink peonies and —With apologies to Robert Louis Stevenson. the had none to take to her. ing to Mrs. Johnson. And so heroic’ o'clock, which was the hour, Fan pr-like precision Once or twice % — i | So next morning, bright and early, doing what his ‘principles’ made} had told her, when George and h agile _ ‘ “ neat a | The matron of honor wore a real NEW YORK, June 14. ° thai ees si hut him—even though he knew what ‘t| mother were to | oe Mae Ke ty en pening » Oo , . . ea . ‘ , ’ ~e , 1) ' 7h ‘ . @eris model in amber colored crept HE New York woman has been likened to an American Beauty rose, ‘again the blue and black butterfly Would cost him with you And all| long journey, Lucy touched while it's almost killing her-—_§ scorched place on her mantel wit} Sticn” that he did not have the , th pale blue hat, and the two very at RN lav ray t] a decument that had already | ' , a ‘hicke si ’ fi e Ss, a rarious other faun: 7 SOR came for him to play, and away they toa ¢ IT hat had alr« ady mall bridesmaids dainty frocks of a chic ken, a siren, a bird of fine feather , and various other fauna “ ah | ya " it he said to vour father' She's’ her hand jus as the ite alan made public by Germany , , ‘ : IT ' 7 P : or « 9S t ’ ¢ ¢ “or ‘ . il ° 3 y a > Ss ar fec > Ss « ( a l | oy . : : . , es , , . : . ‘ . oar MT tise, incisive. youth blue organdie with a large hai) and flora But this emmnanl he has effected still-another of he} oy ie : ee | | Then one morning the Bee s been lofty enough, so to above it struck Phen. after th Bie: “ied er cit bon of corresponding shade in! chameleon-like transformations. She has’ become a salamander, whitch, De saci , Inot find the Blue Butterfly, but ino OUD ) Ii ‘ ne ie { Ss ac ’ ¢ . . . . > . . . t * 14 me, j ' ; 4 whet the i . . ; . 1ed the course of the- treaty — the dictionary tells us, is ‘‘one of the genii fabled to live in fire, hence any BY eee | 'saw a handsome yellow one, and . — ra i i ee : window and stood between the cu _ ‘? q . s : ar. . . P ; i** res yf t i¢* mreie z . i li t ‘ iS ; rik qt? | 4 7. : ] y Lamont to himself to Root. person who can \stand great heat. et Bi had invited her to fly over the fields ‘ ew" , and all that, Lins, looking ‘4 Into the cold No ° ' ; ’ ; .r ‘ . " “Pp ie ; tari ‘ ' - } . . , : ‘ . , 118 4 ; P 2 4 l¢* (if reoC OT] >» Nye nderlip knew nothing about a @ ) twang modish but individual Nobody but @ salamander could endure these first torrid days of early RS Mi \\ | with him, fon re he had shine . », but gave a vivid picture of @ wedding dress worn at St. John’s : : . : . ROS 1ea\ i\fond of play he gave no thought to es : , ' summer wearing the clothes of the fashionable New York woman—and ; , Py \Ee | itions f suffering in Europe, : Church by Miss Mary § Allison | ‘ . ing . ti “ ; ind a ' RY! Nil | work. happy smile! A South Sea Islander, a native of India, brought to our al- And so all summer this Bee played that if Americans knew the “@¥ebb when she became Mrs. Thom- | fake Wh ae ’ ; , 7 sé ’ : aye , ; ’ ac ie oo \ . - . . ' Thi; w "ere ‘3 “ery s ery ) le , or iy ene e story y couldn't sleep at Goethals, and the daughter- legedly temperate ’ clime and arrayed in the purple assumed: by her sis- ‘ Y (a, 'while his brothers worked and car- wel oh, its been “ie t be w her window, , - ot ; , ‘ahs , ; a i ms 10USeS across the ths > oa of the famous engineer ters of Fifth Avenue, would, | am certain, implore the nearest bystander ney ried honey to the hive, and one day ‘tae? re e tn way, th hese men possessed cdefinite, con- Who built the Panam: Sani rt : we OL > parde ‘as bare an here were ‘flies. and r - Ree w: cola ie ee eee empty, : : aged brsinie ae Snel, s ‘*| to take her back home and deposit her in a nice, roomy oven or on a ae tee the garden Raadaces bare and there wel | lies, and poor Mr. Bee was cold, information, and thev rave it ' chiffon, in simple lines on a slip % i f tt Deat} } t} . — : Pt PT " , ino butterflies to play with and he way le raw le d under the len f or fn ; Ff ; : ls. "y* } ‘ x ; 4 Ts se "4 > S$ e Be c j S > ? 'e i > { ; ~ R g* . i . ly and effectivels lhe Sena- Mf white satin with the train from | funeral pyre arrange or 6e . ¥ . we ose primitive; methods of ea Were was cold. tree where he had alighted and wen " " , ° tnlrar’ . ! : s : ember Otyek took — , didn't appear to know exactly 4 shoulders a superb piece of point cooking would be so much quicker: a Then Mr. Bee began to think f dered what would become of him ‘ r Gusk took the color from inted to f et at, except ‘ encon, an heirloom inherited by The real follies of the feminin® woman, and if she 1S healthy she cee Bu ithe hive and wish he were inside of - ‘ iT came along and ver, lem and Rave them that air of de- } see ‘ ine , . . y = - . ‘ ' . , sertion ane ou lkepublicans ! bride through several genera- | dress of 1919 have been ignored by probably can withstand their debriy ee Or —— ena fi _a } by th bas of he it, SO off he flew to see if he couls ariy § tle that and off flew Mr. ton ain to discredit \\ ‘lson. ns of Washin ton belles. ss at : vhose favor- tating influence ill 1@3 €] ine adaress rememvu'; course, reacnet Oo e ase ) l a ae intl: i antl * * ' re 7 a 7 opyright, 19.) : 4 the agitated gentlemen whos . it was 92 degrees in the street otut-! thumb. not slip in unnoticed. an I; Oo hide until (To Be Continued lomorrow.) awoke and began to work; hei ik, and had the greatest idea ', odd, unconscious gesture, she went rile Leas »)" ¢ ' 7 r like ‘4 . a Searle * . " . ‘ rudeness, or anything like ai vember dusk: and in spite of ever, ie." or any bad manners—they reasoning and reasonable powe st made her sick! But she Within her, a pain of tonetline: vel see what George’; Struck through her heart. The dim and (most if nlid uni Something . : Ri something more sombre than No . - . ‘ ane . ' te Sunday sport is the denunciation In spring even horses ar O23 , | , » flew to the hive and crept the warm days of summer came = unday spo = | id sid she wore a purple cape of some She had been motoring, undoubt- He fl . : tA :j : 4 | ; i . + . . . ‘ . . “4 »- «] . iy } l> + . ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ¥ ; . ; ; | ‘ oi cy me a ad wv ilaon on raph RS. FRANK RB. HARRISON. as’ of fashionable ball gowns. After all. shed their thickest hair.} Y« pring len material, its full folds reveh- | ed) vet, even so, her clothes were around to find a place to ms gain, and he made up his mind thas | ficapped in his tight fcr the . ' , Snover -Qe ‘Oo few w ' ‘tionally, wear and early s ir have bee: here ea pts 7 r oie en rei ee ee , 0 at once out came al -I when the s r mn ade the ‘ the wife of the Governor-Gen-|so few women, proportionally, \ rly summer have peer , rt he point where the fring as.absurdly heavy as they were beau-| hen all at ,onet sir Call it OU m the ulmmer sun made the ; and, seeing the shirker, ! world arm nex ear he would do a of . eaaerg by lack of force- * sral of the Philippines is called ball gowns of any sort, and the wear-| by our women this yehr and la: ict sal began Now and then she) tiful olor and line—and as they | other bees Ror Saartin of “Vicatale @ Washington, to distinguish her) ers spend so few of their clothed—or | to display new pelts, cdpes, collars hitel at the hit ahoulabe hak wees ni y | @ aus 8 les netang Pe they flew at him and drove hira | hi: cc and not shirk and that the For Inf ; te. penator 3} irtin of Virginia r her mother-in-law, Mrs. Fran- possibly the clerics would say semi- of the anomaly known As “summer Still pete neg seahal pte Ee! " oe adi. ts of hair plastered flat away sutterflies should not tempt him or iniants and Children ret Seung if a Parsee agi ng aaa wis oo Plaats ate . esses srl rere witch ecg Hag private ob i f oe hung on one side like a military | against cheeks many @ ris this —_ ee Ee ee ete ‘ , e He ak | , 88 ee tafe. ae in lise For Over 30 Yeare mars and in length of service he s| ‘ . s3es esnite ees iene. | rent os aat ‘5 oe a Pe Drea maeR | : : ¢ ‘ape | | mer have evolved ear muffs emal]! not | WS. \ 1im. | ale ; : bsent on account of illness and 1 ely cence ease en Magee ae st — ed oyecongprd ig gprs R 1 i a ¥ nsuch ad iV the oniy snspeealagiiie mounds: ot hair st kin out on — i | a doubtful whether he will ever | ©on May 15. Young Mrs. aii a ; er : oth er law % Sony at — rh di, ae Huge ech alg ag Miphaiog: oo at ee eee ee : = el pees oauh e, there suit a ate, i *_* . "| gignature of me the active floor leadership. is gs gowns according to a com- a oarohmgeriniee 2 brace L si ‘ this —— = tienes eel tO pul Oo straws, or of laces on a skeleton-ti | member: the rats women wore ten it. thes ta r rit: that fashions go by CORtrAr ies. An- clothing in thick lavelys when the rAMeEWOPrK, Yet the purple laay had years ago under porn adours. liave satin, | they been revived and cut in two, | ete oe Tee . w2y ‘ | back to vour Butterfly friends an he had waste Al ys bears the ee gerber ge eo id plas models | other on it is likely no vertebrae eer tat and the) hymidity com- a little round 3 hat of orchid m the position of deputy leader PAt the recent small tea given in - it : capeeia ry about the sum- We a . ei nedivarsiorts Hye prey ogg ; be: : : ee re - a . neion ee 3 — » he created at the Democratic cau- Be honor by her mother-in-law this! — Sooper r A a oe so ss a e q P bcs ne Se “ pe ‘ea a its Be — tou nes the nap: = rhe mode is neithe nig: teal: nor be- preceding the Senate organiza- isiting bride wore a Cheruit gown of.) — a oor: 5 gpa = sm pte one te w age : ne (2 | Sra a *,- and her aes ag ¥ api citaaty and it must De mont Uneum- cf ‘wearing rather than what they are In the Plaza tearoom) yesterday I save for two curving scallops in| fortable in warm weather. itch: ock, though “right” on the ha rekict | not wearing. The only hing oT mice a a mee ae 8 P young ee rit oF the ears. et foc sim S sake tried 50 rive US back the ue of nations, has at various A the tunic much fuller and slight -_| ae the way which —s nes acboiaiae with irts- ae eyes and er the ee — oe s; they, too, wer elbow length sleeve early this spring, 8S in the past been antagonistic y draped and covered in the Seat | OOS are bundling rat pecans uP, came % aoe aoa, gee: wot ee u | sight unde the OCG re apd but few women have been sensidic a atari “ees ol abet ptanas DB stache cmatiinciiliene. verve tall. | during the days when nad Wiaetpestate tae et ete ak a I : . in, : Pree | aes \ re 4 aginst a arraris : enough to adopt this delightfully cool fighter though he is. he is hard- #andsome and of athletic build, the| '€" acts like an allied ss al a the ibe = 4 sat oe Ptiame fs pe and — fore ot ae wes ee and clean summer mode, Yet we all match for the wily Lodge in. po- 7 stuns eavers bodice opening | 2indenburs line, is the way they un- | ing in la a , rug ARIE. olay SEES ECO ee et eee ee Of the ae eee ul strategy, and certfinly is no the back was very becoming. She! bundle themselves in coldest Febru- foundation, which reaches ot ere ie Sleeves of her dress, cf cooling off is to 7 er th iv) Lorah im it rough-and- a ae ea small hat of delicate orebid ary. es - . ” der running water, \ he n they ae ble debate. Senator Underwood A Dhon. The neck of the gown was | With furs, heavy capes, woolen |, covered by a tight: sleeve our dis- | comfort in hot weather naturally is S . in- reaters yr sleeves, ear- = by i'muffs of hair and other atrocities a increased. strongest man on the Democratic 3 t finish of plain white tulle held : , Could give Hitchcock vallant M@eldway to the:waist by a diamond, Women daily risk sunstroke, apo- — \ ’ , ; > : ‘ . if he.would, but: Underwood. can- SeMment in crown shape, quite, Plexy, prickly heat and iemnamiepoiccncads } rom (ucen Kashion S | aris Court To lengthen the usefulness of fat be counted as one of the ‘ardent ie enough to be worn as a-tiara,| Other physiological reactions from pour it through a cloth laid oy er the ve champions. its young owner does the hon-! overheatedness. The only time 1 ever strainer each time after use. Chis removes the foreign substances that th *!'and are they being worn on the ears: sy" i hold the wrists un- suspect a woman may not be intel dissatisfaction of repeated ‘fryings in ? ' the same fat china dishes o an often RN RE NE Se RE A ANOLE OTIC ER IGS SES OBE ALT at ONES NN A NE OR IRI NERS CMON NCR ase, BRE SAREE 20 YARN SO AE AEN REMC IRIAE I Se GIN AES AR NEON IE! RII IRM NAR PRR BETIS sa » Wot ae = 4AL™~s stores. Also in larger tins. a . Sy Washington rumor asserts that , Pishes that have been used in the What are the S ° ? the league of nations covenant 1s we «Yom: «6Sshould never be washed Disadvan- aving. ypted, a third party, backed by = those used by the family. In-| tages? | liam Ko Hearst and known as the _ diseases have been known The Post-Dispatch wants to oe . erican party, will be formed of ppread in just this way. shies Locks thikke of the a6 | \ | gue opponents and other disaf- — gm — a oe eee that it , \ For the woman who realizes the ted elements of both old parties. “Gael your family likes the flavor of ang’ caches oP wot aah wien —s - importance of always having a incipally and Borah sec- yeon you will find it a great im- ound poral aii He gh et sl \ often nernt ficenhinen: abn a person, Amolin is invaluable. 4AS(tduudu is dependent on such Senators acquaintance of this bride and/ligent enough to exercise the fran- b gs vi tome, OE ican oe | ' | 4 fi tt RR thoroughly heated and causes the binson of Arkansas. Ranged ance ‘ature at 90 degrees. Then I think vm 4 rea '% rinse j Ige, and vigorous debaters — like *. ton until the return of her hus- soap. This prevents it from rusting rthe outcome of the coming de- ’ y, and has seen extensive serv- ‘ at a itv for the belief that all womea \ alt ; | | ewdness and debating ability is on color crepes with the skirt left on the little animals to whom " Uy A\\\N - * Ws a) kitchen toois IS Wasted ihnere Will be felt. Despite his freak- It has one of the short semi- | iMstead of stronger. However, beau +e , it is not In use riy always be counte WV lade Cc ¢ ‘ arei - ; f ounted on to help ; a4 J olored beads. These are| , ‘ ' earthenware baking dishes « rerents of the administration: “If “yeuse, which is finished on the gue, instead of being erhaps its ’ wert afternoon receptio wher sha | ‘ Fe ; Bp we - ip - : , rest s Pre this a The Senate of the United States ! ‘ “mm” ere: us gown was black straw af, ai= _ = ih cy fenant would not hang . ; / 9; B chamber, if not the very best. tober. , : iv Mntiseptie Give them the products of your bak- > so easy to bake right when the flour side from his own efforts, Hitch- of ‘The Palace” at Manila, where . usually turn before the § fat is *helan of California, MeKellar of egroom began less than two chise is when’ I see her wearing 4% nessee, Pittman of Nevada and rs ago. heavy collar of fur with the temper Minst these men are political strat- /M—g RS. FREDERIC A. DELANO | about the Congressman elected bs Bagike : | sd ‘va eae aR sts of the first order, Knox and © who is remaining in Washing- | male suffrage and cheer up. Never. | aes | i i. aor" Eh iy After you empty the wasn bollet theless, furs in summer are almost Th ikke 7 ‘etl | ae TN IY law ht. | t with clear hot water and rah and Johnson of California. ad who resigned from the Fed- | an advertisement of feeble-minded- we | en aT i’ | while still warm rub the inside with friends of. the league are worried Reserve Board to enter the ness on the part of the wearer. | VINO YN wy BS Li he 7 | | There is excellent medical auth: r : / ° ’ “g » ¥, and next VW sip a i\ it will he there « , . to serve as suds e in the Senate, for undoubtedly ‘tn France, is wearing a model’ ik ° | | bulk of the parliamentary weather gown in one of the would be healthier it fur coats were AN aA > fi , eee : Ng meee , .\ ) id ‘ ' y ' #\ ii ie Ine sper in MnNntinge tor ’ » > ‘. la 7 « . XN j . 4\ yv other side. The loss of Senator ing straight from the waistline "ature gave them. The coddled, fur ey . AN | | \: | 3 | mee | ' “a ror ~ssy* ; * : HHT P t , . 3 , Ae cho} ly \e ‘ aA fe oyY ‘very arte ie lamilton Lewis to the administra- M several inverted pleats on each tended weak throat grows weake! oe nal ee, PT : \ dt] ee 7S Se Aga hg “ ats a i os at > in_d it should be put in its piace when ess of manner, Lewis was a val- Bet blouses which shows its claim | tiful furs in winter adorn a beauticul {f , EP : | = ple aid to the President and could PMistinction in the decoration of : ee ey A aed \ Discolorations on ry ; gn pel a Republican ras attack. P led in perpendicular lines less : he removed by rubbing with mois Eee Pisint oes up frequently trom “Gps inch apart over the entire|l/ Should We save | ne hee” aS ns Re | d had only stayed on the reser- “48s in.some delicate embroidery of } h ? ) % | Rm ion!” If he were supporting the ‘Pk red. Mrs. Delano’s hat at a ay ig t: opponent, the seales of fo- ) ; +9 : ‘ « , le the agricul wie ability for and against the _ ed in aigrettes has added a rider to g AOR A so uneven- » 3 tural bill which will repeal the \ = ‘Nani | wittitttti) to . ttt ittlt ' teed is one a A ; | See ee davlight savings law When the ma |. wee 6 he ee | Milas Gobaters wget ae Th sf” slocks are turned again next Oc 1 Ah. . / : feodorant aneous debaters on either side of j e Housewife Ss Ze r Powder | S Ou ave ‘ is a prime asset of the Republican . 4 Scrapbook. What are the a “ . 25c a can at > | . position. ' . 2 {dv a? + , ‘ al! drug and } Advantages: ] D | h n Daylight decerinaht Lesralse.zse} Invaluable mother s baking. >. . . ing skill—the healthful, nourishing, wholesome, home-made kind. It is > * * > . is right—and it is economical. ae ' A Valier / "ne » leader P MOVE nent - . Ie : : if ad thie le ade rship : ’ se ner to add “a sriall one, fine ly the subject from day to day . can now be told, the { Ced, to the tomato omelet. : rround for this speculation is 3 = What Do You Think : id attitude of both get = range stains will disappear if you of It? mo In with the fact that Hears 4 ‘ten the spot with cold water and . :43 bldis Similar views and is, ryt 7 ‘ Bit in the bright sunlight. ay e vou something to sav on the personal deodorant positively <a ee! mene af ety £. ap Ue? the subject—something which destroys odors from perspiration aang ras orn bese enienaall ; hen you buy beef press it down has not already been said? Write ‘ and al] other causes. - chee teplea . POLCHRE J " 4 . Mthe thumb. If it comes back it—on one side of the paper only , d heal cs on German propaganga. ¢ k)y ail i he PARIS. June 2 his fascinating M mn Ste nha | Rid ' It is antiseptic, soothing an cae , — 7 leading ye Y the meat is good, —~and mail it to th os, June . pilin ba Mating Madamoiselle clad in black satin and . eens eee ial es of +. aie . . duvetyn was one of the many Parisians who flocked to the “Salon” on ing. Heals and prevents chafing. Morrie! i league f ns, a Sie pe ‘ . “Varn i: , : , : ¥ er g e dealterms en washing glass globes use fine Daylight Savings Editor ee shing [vay 3 Write for a free sample age and of pro : to polis) 3 This sives the : he exhibit : cellent this yea all certainly—but that i s the logical Apes candidate | sh them, This gives th Post-Dispatch hardly The Amolin Company, Lodi, N. J. we & brilliancy and also prevents ns : —_— Ss aa | EVA A. TINGEY, CLMMUIbM Ad Adidddddddddddddddditdddddddddidttdditddie ' . i. from cracking, | MANUPACTURED From BEST y, Valier’s Enterprise Flour is made — or runs ana especially fine in quality and texture, - particularly for home use. 5o great is f the appreciation of this superlative a Sate ncarerenne iu 6 nares rn | flour that millions of sacks are sold & SPIES MIL yearly. Surely a flour that has delighted mn ST Louts, Mo. - $7. A008. EE M1), so many is worth trying. - +7 rr gg . a = } Phone your grocer today.

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09 ST LOLS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1919. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH cs oy a Ga — SS A TT ———— Ee OO If the Fight Ends in a Draw, Those $60 Seat Holders Will Feel Like 30 Cents]. - in CardsShowGain {fer ‘Pam 24,000 Fans See vj Kirkwood Beatel O-PER CENT MONEY Dempsey Resumes St. Louis Golfer Leading in Boxing; Appears WesternG.A.Qualifying Play of 215 Points in (f°%)/ Browns, Without cana iF TAGE Midland Valles LOWERS STOCK VALU i; Last 19 Contests || -7¥, ~ @zg@/ — Sisler, Win 1-0. “sree of hon in Tennis Mald.....,.. i VW IL. Pet. Win. Loewe ei ° °,° : ; ies in Top Condition Clarence Wolff Turns ina Card of 73, Three Better Than Scored by Leading Issues —* N st\Contenders, Harry Legg and Dudley 7 : - et . +2 : : 1 ae: Mi Nearest\Contenders 3 ne th ) | gi Knot-Holers Have Traveled at Tie Lahelee of Metions Shocker’s Splendid Pitching {("'™" - foo" -°S Newest Member of St New York Tradiae Mudge oF Qt. Paul. Faster Gait Than Any Other VW r na ere Causes Downfall of Yankees = ttsturz ..... ss 21 028 583 1 Tennis Association Loses A fe . HAT is the. league of tin Willard Is Down to 248 Pounds, ree ttons, Pa,” at Polo Grounds. CARDIN ‘3: . 2 3% ' Five Contests, qe Ry Leased Wire From the New ¥ ut Still Carries Layer of SUNSET RILL COUNTRY CLUB, June 16.—Clarence Wolff, playing Team in National. 3 “tions, P. ‘ Said little W lillie liall: J adeiphia Rureau of the Post-Dispatch, | ) NEW YORK, June 16—The Ewe Fat All Over His Body. over his home course, Sunset Hill, set the pace in the qualifying round of ee | fegemad) hi ong oe rice ~ ; " the Western Golf championship here today when he turned in a card of 73, GOODWIN LOSES DUEL Se a Universes: Steen ee JAKE’S BAT HELPS OUT AMERICAN LE > MPINncs Edwin J : tor 4%) On ob . ” - : , gained l2lve points, 122 more than ty 7 — A ired with a vVear ago 4 ’ . Jesizn ; for l; ying Hee which is one over par for the course. Designed for playing ball’ — tod . ; +4 ‘ “qr + : ~iew ‘) NEW PARTNER APPEARS Wolff has been achieving marve!- porate ation RA ’ pee ee L. : And Wi they on each other jump, ‘ ' . . .- Core ‘ar e Sunset links ig " ; | : es ° . ie 8 & . ’ ° : . . ’ —_ ous scores over the sunse woah. St. Louis Golfers Win | Pinch Single by Myers in Ninth = Hurl epithets ana jeer? With Demmitt on Base im the wow york os cso 12 Westwoed Country Club Pla wed . . yractice his pest being an unoflticir : 4 . ’ And wi ’ players soak the ‘ump’ . vels See v weees Jack Heinen, a Husky Chica- "’"*°" : " de PGE” Olympic Trophy Match Inning Defeats Rickey’s Men “* ag wesley . sphrwsiedg 6 the ‘ump’ Second, Husky Slugger Drives '. “ an he ogee Succumb to South §;j /-o8, made rom temporary ceS ) PO : x | Pa ES Ake major leaguers here? : ' y aXe re ! _ Dube eet goan, Lands Hard on Cham- ltwo or three holes. OBIS CRT by a 3-2 Score. | Home Only Run of Game. ig | : rs th in First Round. ° LS muis istrict Golf tean oon oston + : 4 . on an Other scores made this morning In The league of nations is ni, . ‘ = 7 » ’ ; ‘ , ‘ . >” , " : i , ‘ ; aT " . for the Western tournament were Guln), Bert Walker (Country fact that th ( ardl@ The members of it. evervone. vi hy YORK, ' By DAVISON OBFAR, r . . " a ed : 4 ° . s | a , : Crowe Ol Z bod Ss ; i ; . iTleact ohne ' pre BY ROBERT EDGREN. fairly high, only six men ouc of the’ Chris” Kenney hail q , . ‘ ’ Ps i i ; ¢* ! . *) 1 ' ‘Ff Copyright, 1919, by Press Publishing Co. first 26 turning in scores below S¥.| Roger KF. Lord (Algonquin), won the \ aninth inning rally and dav. 11 1) The d ' Yesterday 3 Results. | the feature mateh of th@ ank serves ‘ressurg from * . . . P i . .* «3 ~ i ‘ spear wre - : , aa . sorry " mm oO —. ha ole + yr . , . ' : , Ay ;' , TOLEDO, O., June 16.—Yesterday _Up to 1:30 o'clock, Harry Less Of! Olympic team trophy competition over scored two. runs, ther bv ending rhey want to make the whole world ne) Miller Huggins r fi) NATIONAL LEAGUE, ing round of the St. Lows T , | ite re di Minneapoiis, former five-time (rans-|¢pa Sunset Hill course yesterday. their losin streak which ] | right Aner! , WK | d-S~1 ardinals 2-¢-2 arteri 4 | es ~ | showes , ; | } Os a4 rie ) 1] : sit t* d ; itlé st Lie! he . ‘ i ; fy? | +] le . ; . : ; ’ : camp Sack'e eye neve - wae pro mississippi champion, and Dudley i The event, owing te heat was | Hy : ‘ Lilt num And s if for Democrats: bd (Kkdan tchell Milles Wheat Lamdast A { int] ) interelub play the i+) aU Ae ‘in . de . ; } ae * — . . , oe . ee 0 ere Oma row the Knot Hloler / ; . } " +} : ! -v , —? P : ¢ few Otley ‘ » 2 all. 1% ‘ ee ia * Indust Mudge of Detroit, were tied for See cut to 1% holes from 36 ' i iers And to that blessed end thevy'!] fie re ri Woot? oOuntry int team 1 nounced healed and he began box- ond medalist honors. Legg went oul. lollow ing were t} ere SCOTreES made : VN hen the V started win Like nine Kilkenny ents , mu h rae sat , ’ c : A rry 4.) j ; thie representatives of the : s ros . , nts : rr "Ta erp ia ino : ' , oo _ " : | ( [ . } l¢ »% Privy Wiis nings) ‘ ' e - , ee :' , . re or » ing, after a five-day layoff. It's true|jn 34, one stroke under par, 4al- Pras ST. LOUIS DIS eRIET. ning, show a larger percentage in- . . . hit for i , | - Duly ' Valley Country Club at Ke renewed line ti ate - e iris enney o6 ; ; , ‘ ‘ ‘raAnca 4 . ~ Tilt} iL] ] ’ } rhe oOnening sO NG aT @] , arte; e . re . ' ' ' P rye ; omen an “it a 1OnNZ | .. , League. Yesterday’s reverse dropped ‘Vents. the irkwe r mone. ne rh ; ‘ boxed them with the Jamaica Ivid, “4 pee ae ie cme S O ig ng a a ne AH gilt Jess Willard is chopping down — round shocker ‘estrictes the ' ye yrs * fgrhe ‘te thal egg r « i leona oan 4 "a , | . ar exceptionally Od SC 3) Rog =. Lord on 8 ’ ' , , (oO play its bes is Is e rate for « loans tartes whose glancing left was responsible |e Otel ; ieee ai, #2 ee Cee ; ber my trecs. Kaiser Bill didn’t start to 's fit low ay if which AMERICAN LEAGUE. , 1 fret y ‘ote 26 as , Biber | -, : were T. B. Griffith of Wichita 77, DETROIT DISTRICT chopping down trees until after he : ! that Midland has = entered Sastre ltl cen By por «Conn "es , , ° = . : ; ; I : ‘eC. i a ? athe I ile mnin uit S ‘ is - ey "or! > attert , gar rr) iy ley ; for Dempsey's idle week. Pill Tate. Sam Reynolds of Omaha 79, Ru-|W ylig W. Carbarth 3 ning regularly, it has captured 14 1 uh " wot al i eerie | _ N a York 0-5-1 ria competition and its team sp Beemed incline ‘ower Faces, ; . .-%¢ “a : | } “- . - a: > . . ACeGS , iri tie SS } . Shock ati severeid: di ] - } nna! , ‘ (7 \ 4 ‘ ie i? ‘ _ . IS AWAY, having a match on with Sam dolph Knepper of Sioux City s oe © James D. Standish i ; 2 and lost only 5, a percentage of .737. . e - 1} ' “ sie ei 10.0 , ‘ bs week 3 Sa ” ; surprise of the local season by: ; dite yet oi cnt A» per cs ‘' - : , a . ibr Val ay , ai rs thi Quinn's soth irler it Petre “-, ashingion wv 0 bial ; a he closing hou Langford, and Jamaica was the only N. Loeb of Chicago 79 and Warren Gibrot Walid ? In this time, the Rickeymen hav: aa “a : ’ whet ait Ehmke and Stanag Aver Whiie ting up su h a good fight in ¢ “The mor ‘ “= . ri ‘tner avnilab!] : pe Looks > the Kknothole it perfect control, were wonder- eames ana Otlalage. ‘ er I ' rhe mor: res of Sa urday Sparring partner avalliabie Kk. Wood of Chicago 79 nine ta vie .& lonk-in for : ' A 61 wine jee nd «(sharrity. itial round eS cle in New ork bank reserwall Dempsey jumped into the ring aft- Today's hot sun, in spite of the Wrasees : iad RE ax 4 their closest competitors the Pi-, ; ahd te wr —- % — Sen oo aa sahil The first singles event resui the first since Oct. 10, 1914—, yy ; ‘ ; : ‘ _ by ti ae ’ , TOWNS SCOre¢ ariyv ear : > eg . se | changing from his bathing Suit. i! hard rain last night, made the link: Paul E nsiiese - rates, who show a margin 92 points ) 2 Carl is Toda s Schedul a victory tor rob Metcalf, nitiz ‘ y prevalent uw : j 9 tj ; ‘ ’ } : a i oOniy j I > led . nat %y } he wm ¢ " ‘ Swimming is his favorite pastime, in almost as fast as they were Saturdas Don “i aras | better than the one they owned on C d : run, which tumbled y e f hampion, who defeated Ed ' ‘nts, due tod ) ta) ‘a rs © . e . , on _— a ; ete Sallivan ies 1 81 since May 27—the Cubs an aves ee es a ne eee 3 ae acl ‘ ' w Tork at Chigpeo. from the service, and while ne reserve, and since the amount but didn’t slip over eemthied Pog ie RB. G. Buffum, Chicago, 84 2 Seana + 249 | in. addition small the ring is. No room for an nN | is triple oO righ in condition for regular touria# ived fast ex mostly figure S . - é . ” ; z pa = P . L1O ' u' - «f | >. ai ; > . > . ‘ ‘ ‘ “¢4 . , }} ory" ¢s 1} *? — yf *} i } . ‘ ; ing left to Dempsey’s classic Povse wsemad Sam teynolds, Omaha, i 9, NERBRASK 4 DISTRICT having nett d Pair argument there. ' . ai i Lit OL. WHnicn A WERIC hy Le aGt on play 1m) ide an excellent showing. ry 9 : | ia aw in , wv hile h ‘ e we * aoe ite -. ar +: : *) sis # vi Ti ¢2 - Dp ae 7 * * } ’ _ . 7. ot .e 4 ‘ 1 P 7 Ting poet . , ' ‘jood sparring partners are sca:c " . R. B. M a r, SeReAs ( eF . ARRANGES NEW GROUPS : yo hill ee tick ¥ y | A } ’ ge a : ; 3 Willard Sa S His 7 aes ot “ | wats ye. » oe : ‘ A J Musselman, Chicago, 5. ’ bs ‘oe ae : e See where “1 > liuranion Crown rown hLaden eontinuine : agrainst homnas and elis in +. mp and with only one in camp Dempsey : ; : - ive ag ‘gration at ilaved bet gabe ’ . . wee ee Phe bogie ated ee ue . b . and I , I. R. Miller, Denver, 9°. FOR 2D HALF OF YEAR a a eet ee Prince tried to kill himself for spectat iSi¢ l¢ x . doubles match The Kirkwood of the New York banks have iner could not risk sending over a punch F. K. Fitzgibbin. Normandy t | } eens Saat Se re oe | ; l f Aha : . my ig cash OxXIN artners Cropped tae yet Fee A phHedes rere Cemand *& ee of 9 Pegs The Sunday School League: of the. th ‘ardinais are high in this lin "¢ imoself i ’ P ope Sat mie wg ne ERLE g panies sen 3 o tds ane leman , ; : y love ind shot h sate i ath thie oot tre A IT} hy >] or } >i] | - :} ear i | le? loat t) ‘* econ? d \\ hen Thomas a> i feeder Cee at hile total reservyv ‘ Pas ah — ~ oe han Ue LE aOR TENE ar tet ca saenige with everything in it from his heart Douglass, Chicago, $3 Municipal 5 ‘ball Association ha Th riants ats an ath ae] We take it his heart was in his | SAO 1 gh nee a ths 5 pei Cee eee tacts — ? ~ , Welle were leading at 5—4 gue } rit OOO 000 low Wi i i ‘ : ’ : : ’ =o ,et to his toes. R. B. Sullivan, Chicago, 0 rearranged its groups for the 8 ond have captured 12 of 1: hile the Cin l { a £ aa ah erena | H f Dempsey has lost nothing hy de- EK. ee Rogers, Algonquin, oe half of the season i] be nat % ' , - . wy n ; Th p IO =. 5 | Li té “ y Wie. - ASe i, \ 4 " ave Cw qua S blows ver meetennl and Harris : ; ‘ YToanreion of ‘ redit 1 voting five days to punthing tha: Warren K. W ood. Chicago,¢ io started next 6. had malie-e eee dine S8Ri ne ’ ; : iou tn Wd made nim tee ; down and piriled ont the set att marily a result of RBtock Exe . , ¥ , 2 . > iy ’ ; % . — } »} ‘ ow * ook t hy . | Sonali . ‘ . : . heavy bag. In fact, I never saw him W. G. Foster, Little Rock. 446 eight teams of the various Hatee | With 10-1 \ woo enty £403 Street Car Pests. asa ut Hh smothered thi rh ee reste at he a de — te © rtain that the more “up on his toes.” ‘ ‘ cLTEN wen ery ° ‘ «l ip il our market 8 horrowing at any rat Champion Declares Hempel and |)... a s ¢ ht an pinth nn ira ‘ , rY). . on ” markets te drac without stopping and every step was \. N. Loeb, Chicago. *% tie ie re ui ‘Tx N ' ard ni st r . ) Pit: oats 1 7 Th L t St nup h ach of five § wees ae ees -_ team. 1, 4—6,5 L as if a0 ® help our own i st ) ‘ * ¢ ine er , ° ~~’, . ‘ . . + R a it , P ? ; Vv Call Piste! ana sa ITs . : ' S as raw. ¢ hy ? ’ by « | 4 ’ 7 1? ' é } } " S ’ : , . : J tren : i} 4 a | er, toward the Jamaica ki 1. VW W : ( arhartt, le trol y Maple Vw 00d Coneregational .. ate Aun = : ‘ . i . Lis . 1.4) { }¢ } i S=yneg : " i othe ant anew anf thin he he nu . Feet rae ) ' when you fall avér his ot ani eker, scoring re. . i ; , : ; leral Reserve Rog Ms ILEDO, O.. June 15 A fot - ee | | ule iSently look evigentiy OOK Ng aska 1919 tournament is slightly*greater ©entenary ME. in Group © shot over a thumping left hook, ora ves € : > A vour tral hought aad ata untry ub players, capturing iscounts which, directly or The rearranged eg OuUpDS are as to! hi elphii 14 a ) " } or ow yete in : e ice } ning ' lifting right hander. Before they hada | than the number who po d ,; oy: * © Pur a ia and I ' free advice is « * to me trom tf : ¢ the ’ ; s " , c + | . . > esTtert — ii ‘ = ive \ rit “KrAlInKA oO ; are esione: s lows , ' , (} \ arn lit to Western ehiefs , 5 i ai 3 | " | | | | eer] The ) Wahi ne ‘ } a ' Pour amen : spec ulator retreating at double-quick fi round we = ? accore 1g , 4 Highw ay I resby ter ‘ Nov i 1 lis ae | Drops Hard (ume, exira pcrmimy entitles them to park- . aAP la ly . oF : : - ] , ‘kk hie _ | . . ’ }, ! ‘ be i bi, ‘ i” . . ' i "Iti . mateh Hi His two fists beat a tattoo on Ja- “— . s © ” ‘ n ’ ~~, , ’ is | re \ea ' Re — - — - - Se eee . : 4 ; : ’ . ; ’ i ‘ ' : . 7 | I i \ ctf pra by Stife ; aus an daround the ring, with Dempsey } has been with quality, ponents bin Se agg Se ge conn teh ‘on Sai ‘ ivis ' \ . P ar ime space in the aisle for their > . ; “ | ) . - ond ] . ving .t ’ brie licked becanse | haven't oe neer won in tm TRADING IN WALL S . ‘ ” ‘ , ston Mavi Nee tic? ira =e o . . 7 7 , : pti G = . ? ’ : , 7 ' _ rae \ ’ : ‘ | : “ He will never chase Willard like) Sunset Hill course. ITrancis Oulimet (nited. Cote Brilliant ey vin ~ : ine 64+ are i Mac ine ) ’ % wisiinle toons tak hh MOLINE, 1 lune 16 Some of the = ae L Gunnd Voodwat Brown. “1 (i, ‘ o 7 ante x ne'’s or} ‘ i i i . ? : a ¢) a Ti) ) ri’ . ' " ‘ ” . wey 5 . that,” said a spectator and Chick Evans have been wired way No. 2. Christ Church nd -“Maeth | 1 inch s le by Hy & pinch Tale ae rears ne est boat the country wlll take Phil Mayer while Wray Bre Pe, ih Pag — t — a. sees 4aN- several times, but to no end, Al- Presbyterian bal met pF allies. Tl e between a re: i , | om oe oe ae as | : "| Swarts | 1 ! “Ma a the otner. veéss won xe able to run "ester fi Divisi “ CO} ' 77? _" oe. al al : , : Pane me ' - ? Swart ind Phil Maver tn ¢ > 4 é >| .* IV1S] ; { p rm |] ’ ood > »Tiafr P - ‘ Vi ‘ ryt] \ ‘>\ ‘ r> ' st ‘ ‘ i ‘ ‘ (*} mount . . that fast after the first round.” though a few of the W estern — aera ‘ va - ™ ac el ‘a Banti hadi meni AN et on al and By this you can judge that Demp- C&hS were still hoping for the arrival ! ; os ie yterian. | Winnebago nough ‘*e me for Dempsey. Frost defeated Hlumenstoek — . : , See ears we por resbyterian, : e} > fanle iz i Veb) rop n onshi} , ; ; ; eev's followers have their share of Of Ouimet. The Western champion shy : "NE - , i a “ite .. —— - Fact Disarmed ; From the 16 source comes varne . *Krainka « other dow v . " : 4 . "4 37 ; } : ‘ : ts , ° ( ia lai ‘ Livi ( ‘ > () le? Sparring art Jamaica Is All In. Nelson Whitney, and “Chick” Evans and then Whe: tastes ance Hick If Bill Hart and Charlie Chaplin aa P pape . Pata sae VYeatman Takes Saul . . . ‘ : s “ae . _ : "¢* i » > . * be . ; » 7 ? : ‘ ' ‘ "etl 2 "4 ~~ fay vgs" } ’ r) : * Jamaica finished the two rounds With Ned Sawyer. Should Ouimet FOR Sa es man was purposely passed and then “ i the party we take it they ue trants ; iss troit sti aa uf mone) 1 the fir ‘terelnb matell well-winded and a little groLzev Ac and KMvans not arrive, the Trans-Mis- Pho ; + . — , hilt Ing my = j sa & - hie . . ’ a sissippi champion will be paired with ~ ts et BOnen eventnews Sues - is each iffith and Wheat custird pie at the gate before and Miss Mi apo!l is _ nS he; | .« , ie left the ring some of his friends nce Fe — At tallie i. Cardia anahia -~ ¢ being admitted ilver lovine eu) lned one answer to all this chat Se Bes yeatman thietic Chup ; Sawyer. vee |, , -anea St > 5 cs Siivel vin aimed at slvr ay he Mave nant , xave him a cheer,-and Jamaica shook an Vin Lei} If . lonated hy Thom ‘ P im making ; nm stic st Maye! . (wood team, : There will be many golfers of ex te a ‘ Pie ae ae PS 3 schon: _e ' | A een ra hes ooh ve his head and waved his arms wearil. trac sian ay ites as amaat Hill seine GIBBONS TO BOX SMITH OOK 1 Y) cg . 1?) fing irst i} Th . oe ernor } ce 1] edd 9 spe i | cy? te ? : iT) r as ; }? incipal : : enn af i ter . a coe Ar for Dempsey, he lea ed th ° ‘Ones 0 . : Ass mt " > ‘ let ] ~ ; | Ir} tN : na | 4 , ly pate re )) > ' att a | ane loped the pneumatic bag for a min- | are only a fraction of a larger group Phe 0; carnival here July 4 Mik: atlied on Mil! error on Wheat ye sett a oe) ee ssociation, will ear: off the A ee ne to pay the Neier ne Sh oe xe. phage. tured : : : ] Cl ff * a> t~2 4 te ‘ ‘ " ‘ f «7 'y?"} ‘? > . af vy) Or? «’ *Y e - | ’ ; ’ ,;rrey % , ab ‘ , ‘ frm r ri ute, but he soon changed to the héay Yiwho were hoped for. but who could ry Sar “i in visi and Jeff Smit ee INT) ( TS W it ane Tt a w ines Ast THeOCUIIE ais iro] It) ere — ' a rk a . ag: » size , aarvn . , . . ‘ NEW ork i meet { second , ‘ote neler ‘ *} ' wae bs ie | car! tte heavyweigh remaining vents in easy a stuffed bag, about the size of a man’s not come. Kk. V. Baton of Sunset KeunA tout. ie to} , aga oe singled ‘ ‘ nh liad. ms . aa ‘ ' : 7 ° : The thy Si cli iso 8 body. This is Jack’s favorite toy. No/ +11) attempted to get hold of Jerome| frarvey Thorpe will mix i and tripled and Clemons singled. After, * The man on » sandbox says e aa fe an willing Jas ) th Side club also seen | i doubt he pictures himself sinkin 18 ea 3 : sarvey iorpe Will mix in a ) that ,jhoweve hev were unable t. there ought to a Agi S ~ J ane ao fet the ne | ea a [ Sé those five-ounce gloves into Wil Travers, and Kari Bock holds a tele- round affair Lbe \itell, rime. hit (‘adore or |. who repla Levislats vot - oT VOSHELL [IS WINNER IN vis - UI se 7) rhe? , r} i Ingtor versity Tennis & New York Bond . rats ‘ > a a Dates ss : , _ ne ; ; fit Mm ESHA CUPes, har ied ef uN 7 - mateh wat J Be lard's body, for he drives every blow &8ram from Bob Gardner, Ww hich ex- featherweight « hampion Will refere: him METROPOLITAN FINAL (ried © Ve TH be “ i enior maten home with a crashing vigor that pressed regrets. Gardner is one of Besides the two main attractio; head ; er wet daca “anne Toy nf ut, an as easily won as the junior a8 ; , ; “ here i] ye 4 -roun wre } , ' Perit rica fl Lhe Sandbox “avs ei W TORK, une Th ~ biow rea] ; f = Ingto with aase ame 5 shows his heart is in the work. five men who have won the national oa de “ - be a 10-1 ya ae E * . Ames or Meadows to Hart. | a ec e Min, J the tx tor ‘ his ind — : , harley Arenson. a Rainbo ivision men the targe stockhoiders fall ar ell of New York wi eo Met . id vs There is nobody ook two out of the five ate looks in the very pink of amateur championship twice. He :s fighter d lew MeG om einai The third game of the series wit ¢ ll steckhold re Spee ‘ . : | weed | 4 gnter, an Joe Melowen, chamy t ea cS Wil Lhe re Steck holder ecomes 1 ' : ' rhe at sO0Od | yorkout § at . _ condition. roday he in in much bet- kept from attendance by a class re- aiankahe hs the Chae I pion dE a ae | iz | t rie | nnis «¢ Lm niet! it , hing Si ‘ i rintsyT ROUCND st “MARY. ter shape than w illard. He could 4 Y bentwelLg@n a Tne arent Lakes ‘ | I} Oj L ¢ Q | } A ed today with | “Y ler. d a ; . : g i i, i | : 2) Ts j j cy ~t ; , ‘ lp Cc} 1, . ‘4 . \\ } by’ ot eT] 1] Co \ St ¢ tin , F hardly he better. He carries no fat — at aie. : fraining stato ! Jac mH Hee] . ‘ther Leon mes or J,ee Meadows ° “ea Bla ei aa pon oe ew & Senior. and his arms, legs and body would richard Bockenkanip. the 18- VW alterweight 4 hamp” of the Th “Tt \ | 1g for an . als ~!} errod | le Hlollo : anon men : ' eas wa’ ' 5 OORT 1 em i rl r tO) I bc’ y) i ine TT) ‘ : ia » SAftman athtetle . inake him a fit model for a Michael | year-old Forest Park Club golfer, fifth ivision, is scheduled to meet th is due r obénson Toda‘ mo. es ae ee a ae # ; cited ere dh ane ees aia 1 SONS oO be at nk ef shineton University Angelo or a Praxiteles. He is ready’ who was beaten 1 up in 40 holes by Jack Rush in an &-round bout ag » aa ' ardinal Field Pine tte z Rage q iis Pir ot . By: . , , ryint fhe ne. \ ‘ 7 ant : ly Bf y Magnolla N Y k C b fae Bae ote este san ie wie. iu apt of around | Wéstwood © ew or ur Cl ng re is fe Pee! j + . a ; ih up the apiendid conditicn he io t. | Dionship, has been paired with Rog. C O C] ° it Qeehnial have: sinbthiee sue onal indoor champion, 1 ) | | ic irk weeds an . ; ( : l ! Ss if, , . to, t . \ ChTERS ‘ alah. Ag » 0 ; : Ri eupes ; ’ ' alrite , EN - ie] : ivi 4 irk wane 0 ™M without going over the edge and Lord of Algonquin for the first 18 en ury arsmen ancy Working with batting 2verages. we take it i i. W. Forester and A Or C; ake tango less lates = tre Midland Country @ growing stale. holes of qualifying play. Lord orlg- - ° some of our demon hitsmiths are see ina etter Seine ae “ st oc bot! pupae Shs ee Willard tried out a new sparring inally was mated with James Man- k F O d O t Priam Arhane na raul iempel for vears ’ rag ait! ‘ Ji S aM - ‘ subject to nightmare. Rie , | Junior. partner Sunday afternoon He was ion, but a reconsideration of the a e our are ver Ime to et + = (reer ge ni , path ae pare me ror ti ’ Y en A+} , Club Jack Heinen of Chicago, a big fellow _ : joel ‘i MT PLONSHT adereating Valter ri lights 7 it] ' ie pigtos: . | ‘ +; pairings last night changed Manion's B R » a) WW eat wos Country Club. 6 tea : ve ; Bi} > r i i ‘ rc ’ . rreyi ‘i Ti } i . - : I ] ‘ if \ ae a } . \ ¢ rics le P ‘ . . / . ’ al . wr — x feet tall, broad of beam all partner to Harry Legg and Lord's to an arge : aces ead for 2 hi AMERICAN AND BRITISH : ad | Pty m e af the way from the ground up and al- Rock k . Bockenk: | SHOOTERS ‘O vee ob — ea yr 183 ilKe Whis Or in ire x : though a bit fat and aggressive | Bockenkamp. Tey en amp an S TO COMPETE IN st Sidi nnis ib cou at For-, actly the same combination i ’ AMERICANS ENTERED nN enough, Jess boxed his three rounds Lord will tee off about 2 o'clock this M d ° A A St Louis Middlew ht F CABLE MATCH IN AUGUST est I iS, © by [Games two deal ee OU with Hempel and then called Heinen afternoon, and Manion and Legg Mound City Is Only Rival in * : ers —s now what T am talking 4 ENGLISH TENNIS Eve inté the ring, They boxed two about 10:30 this mornin tocken- . . c : CALDWEY] \ ' io, et ° whe hat Tate and the TI: bg rounds. Two or three times Willard! kamp's showing in th “a hy — Former Event, While St. Louis lardest Contest of His Career LOWE, } June 16.-—"A Municipal Results. en at hea Jamaica, LONDON, |June 16.—The ae 199 ' . ‘ S ring e |. M. makes ° fable n ch’? between Amerie — 1 : . : 50 tien ee: eS wae wae a r . »j ’ ‘ > a ° Ty -ees pat i! . ‘ Wilke : I ILE LEAGt! iM. Hs sae. : ‘ 2 ‘ - ree ry oryré arm? ry d ocked Heinen with hard, short him a dangerous contender in the Is Second in | atter. at Coliseum !:omorr wee Sener . ae fe : ing part ‘ rel team re] nting the . , seus hich bt Piieti i ‘ LVOTINeLTLY " ‘ j ‘ iy org) : ’ e : aa : rT i¢ ¥ \ , re , to cot ow. Bud Clancy, (real name Role, tei \ rights, but Heinen was no fighter. Weetern lie kept on coming and trying all the : time, landed some good hard punches and Roger Lord, who lost Aeting ad host crew in two races . : esata hog MP : ie : | | | ~“’ compieting ' Of the i ‘ . : bore rift , ‘ ; en Pes, bar trie Wwe ae'% champions® ’ , } j i j } id : P r) ’ . ‘ « , : J s “a ¢ ate he cal’ Pl ot Gendell nes ; hi T [. match on a fluke” by a junier barge and a four-oared shell training he vifts 11, We on Jess and made a very fair showing Playing his opponent's ball, may be event, Century Boat Clu} toth’s ' INDEPENDENE'T LEAGUE ne Peeemeee Bit 4 worn ee . ‘ > : fi ; , : , . . »O! ‘ 2c . ‘ ; tt ’ ' b } ' Pl ‘ s oa se : , N - for a first day’s workout against the expected to have better sailing in the a0. Carmen activi is his @ e Sanrrea it a iference at 1) ‘ Keen ku a ia , " ae oy The way) note th, ny . aptain Watson MM champlton., Jess tried him out and Western. won Iwo victories yesterday ‘ if . . : former mic Ale 6 iy nies ved | an : , ae x ‘ hordes vio % Pie an : | rhs om — > : i | ir) 1) anee P hy , } urn. ’ rt man int the . mi reemed to be satisfied. Then he boxed noo , “oe hen thov PC Rig oe ntatir , 7 5 iy @ ase a: 1 ailameg — nderstand it is hi ight e@ ‘tate : Lieutenant : > > Kar n. After two serious delays, the; Wen they box i. the © ' 2] Or 3 $ OF (DO teal = ; age | af ; ‘ce iienn test sounds with Walter Mona- Gardner Shows Erratic Form. apes Lys, tne aaa ateht es +: nota mais SODALITY LEAGUE, hed hatter huses ws a healing Mathes thy, enth man: han and went through his usual train- Gardner's cousin, Paul, is at Sun- 7®°®S Were run off, just before dark The ) ) Aa Holy Trinity 8, | linwelberts ‘§ because it mi makea pret New Yorkers;® ing ig bp in the rine. A crowd of | set, and, if reports of his rolfing The launch towing the Mound City | attempt in Clanev's ring eareer rr Simuitaneoust) IO) ‘ ree job Whites 19, ery ls lo oy 8Ou re 1Or meé or he afternoon (‘*#'!n tannonh hampion of @ alwut 2500 people looked on, "> ia hie firat hos wat he ole ’ ty a's ig Dae * DREN fe . the surt} Maior Robert I) Wrenn. formets , ‘Ow : . Wi ’ sat : ce ‘turning from ADI n irst (ranatlantic oF. , ' Willard is showing speed that is Prowess are true, Will be a figure in ae: ; ..| shor ee aS eae ’ ; since ‘ taken o y tights ut lay leutenant B really impressive and he doesn’t slow , the tournament. In 1917, he was a boat house developed engine trouble has ie pedllt -coal gee ea de da. ig “OT, Sa a ie ;, oTeaeewes. Se F , ediciot hatin in tart is ae Behance fine ber of the i a 7 Preferred Stock. OL AETTNEL I O Ee en ee > contest and Central crews to! the (‘entury > up except now and then when he runner-up in the Midlothian cham- 92d an hour or s9 passed before jit | that taly an Trance giving. &'and.tl miniatuy rifle clu ' a still so holds 8 a or 9 pionships, but absence from the WaS again in running conditi | cee eee wi get pelt. s bad & te ck 3 ‘ : ea ungzuardae to take blows > 4 | } , : did this piece, times plot ay rate green W hile the war was On is said When all were lined un, the «? ar’s iinlv 4 r : : in : + nemmenenes | et : Y “a. . = * ° ‘ . . é } »} yg? . wit in Re é ‘On : tio} ut . rr. ' : . , ' ~ | mares My . noon, letting Hempel hit him until he on have affected his game. Over the — He be came stalled on we’. fouch aint ” Pare ture. or . ae Dempsey W ill Do No grew arm weary and clinched anq/ 5Umset course, he holds a 71, a 75 . le Century barre tonk the } at pos | lASS . DO! R, | eins . fF , &® Start g matntatra.? 4 oy 3 le] holder rece { ‘ 2, or T% , att en ; é ‘, . merely swaying his head away with 4nd an 85. His putting is unusually +3 ™ +3 » And maintained Si leht ) mad ole Hard Training Work f i }A "7 1° y } . ‘ thy il ‘ r HONS. the ite ‘ 1 . Open OT _ the punches that Monahan shot at his accurate. ? wd j me way. although . . ateanmnar is tice fir » 0 ) Riend ' " 4 ¢ 4 : a 118 Crety : . 4 _ ‘ : ‘ ‘ N i «t , I i } ) ; ‘ ’ i‘ £ ‘ | iy +} , +} a e chin. There a no doubt that W illard Don Kdwards, the Chicago youth threat r} ga° 4 — 3 , ;i™ i ¢ if I t ‘ Q } hy " q ’ ry) . an f ; i : ' Until Next Saturday ean take a fairly hard battering for wy} i oa : ie ae ee teen . hut | pete Fd . Siay ch he doesn't have his men pull ‘their 190 Was tow medalist in the 1917 ‘ me me ig = aloe rateiae entu ‘hip { ly av and te lor the .22-cal ‘ nt punches. He never seems distressed Western tourney, has put in appear- °*! a eniiea “psel an 3 er and {s ex- Nn : abil Pr ents. ‘ £ : re ¢ BHOUrted A Fis } . : pect | lmper } a larry or short of wind after taking a heavy &hce at Sunset and turned in a 72 ~ : : . , . —T ; a all other « tenders St. $s fin ee eres SEVEN CRAFT EN iER blow in the body. ' gcore, on Saturday afternoon. His’ :.y,, ‘eg iS . e 3 SLOUTIC, Willard Still Carries Fat. play Sunday, in Olympic Cup event. Central, fen “O'S VANDERBILT'S TECHAD IS POWER BOAT REGATTA | ‘ m Pye ' ae { ae 4 ’ ein hee Pirates Release Evan men's | : \NSAS CITY, Mo, Jane , ' right-hand 3a hased by the ; ¥ i | fy rie ‘ rey ¥ . "“'tshure Nation workout [ cay hy gs ay uncemen at (Op sp ed ane i? more le hied president rin the @arls, lave; 1 I’ hy | Slattery, Kansas ‘ern Tea , HA VANA Distinctive : Jeans still carries a smooth coating @®88regated 81. Virtually every golf "| four-oare rece! was » > hte ;* band |» te. > } ta Ot al all aly for the tourney, anad thy pace? gat is cow Vv - Lilie ay he 1 PAT expected to be siightly faster in the s ed U rerty hel r) euperfiuous weight ta coming off at . the rate of about 2 pounds a day prin hy Last week he dropped from 257 to @ariier rounds than it was in the one & ary =e am Face 1 oe oe I y al Lone ‘hamp Nex at tl es mn Rev 248 in five days. Willard was jubi- Trans- Mississippi. anaes joe 7 emtury e cou Lobe) zard’s iH r ides the seven already fered ON ee lant over rounding into condition so -~@ --—- away easily. He save he ts in much bet- os ter condition than In Havana right Capt. Raymond Leader. now. However, his memory may not -EMANS, France. June 184 Can : be entirely perfect tn regard to this. tal DD». R. Ravmoand, quartermaasters he ry} <i | 7 a H+ pee a ke ! cys 16 9 aie sed wa onan I saw him go through a month's cofps of Crawford, Neb... finished first the | : ” , | : a PET UVEL ER prahal as th avorite rthur Stock is Art-Stoek \\ work in Havana. lie was about as in the ¢limination preliminaries com- cup : | hard and fit as any man that ever pleted last Friday for the pistol team The entered a ring to represent the United States in the The arena seats fully AS many as inter-allied emall arms competition Yale Bowl and much better shaped which begins June 23 Lieutenant for the purposes of a boxing contest (‘aotonel Snyder, the team veaptain r oe ; seine 3 : Bo es “ag , Uurse ne baat ' ' ' ri if : ’ ‘ {Re even the seats in the last row will | annovnece the personnel ef thi . | - ASK FOR THE MORO CASTLE SIZE—THET ARE paced 1 e team St Louis I i , tested, being still unde: | | rotor REGULAR 2 FOR 25c VALUE, SOLD BY MANY DEALERS 10s S1St=am : Louts Lead ‘Give a splendid vie hast sn tt : | rd : ) ‘ a ae ey ee OS aay. ) ee ae i § eed BRINKMANN, MEISEL € ReEOKES PANY. 2 ; ; . ME 4% CREM 1G AnR COW ; a ey ~ “se ’ : sf) Prices for Hows ft «* w% ' a tl W ?} ‘ , ‘at ) i] . . —— ‘ LORE MIS ine RARE te cin

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1919. ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH ee I A ES POST- DISPATCH’S DAILY RECORD OF MARKETS AND FINANCE ..’. nm —_— es = —~ ee aaa en seeny — ee nee _ - — — | _~ a ee SSS | | ay a - SCRUGGS COMMON STOCK CORN MARKET " “CENTS RECORD Hi HOG ‘PRICES A Wal WEAKER CABLES ¢ CAUSE Kirkwood Beats pise é CENT MUNEY ew York Stocks| - HIGHER, SELLS AT $78, —_—HIGHER IN EARLY TRADE BULL POINT ON CORR COMPARATIVE =o PRICES | “LOWER COTTON MARKET CHICAGO. June 16. sullish sentiment con “1 ‘ J ne 16 ‘The ten ma NE u : os —— . “ os 4 vy . sci © , io@h. REPORTE , : . Decreasing receipts and new hig€N- | tinued teday to rule the corn marke ‘om Reported by St. Louls Merchants’ Ex: Rane... het @ , ~ “~ ’ weet da DAILY FOR THE POST- sf. LOUIS CLE ARING HOUSE -| level hog prices in the early livestock | mission houses were the chief buyers, large- _ST. LOUIS, -June 16 ) ye A oy: - Es an ev CO. ' _ se ah. 3. H. WALKER & . STATEME See * market gave corn futures an upward |. m Country account. The fact tl hog: Bitte Fy ite ay alanine = mat *) abinn Seler Gree Gilt a * » low alee tie | te T ;” LE Cle: S Baiances. : > Oh. like ae —— Jone te © Bnew. Se: Opening. _ High. on Ss . (s Saturda lation i . e « the notices expected = 4 Loc. Ta ee, Ve DL ay: artery = W071 NO c ; : = : r RTH FOURTH STREET. ee ee. > 9 slant saomiaer. despite a generally ut nov ae ne ’ ’ esees oO Re = > = Reta Tne Pe“ be . ; ; ; net Z ° ; fe 0 } ‘ - nr weather map for the new) &'e Li rn , JULY CORN. $ mh the cali, , f : § lay ovcee ceelh.weu.an S$ T.BSi.012 vorable in | ennis Match NEW YORK, June 16. Pras heave Tg 32 5S 30.0%" +1 crop Prices averaged nearly SC\l Prine " eal kat a Me Take ange os MN Si ee ee te 177% AK : > | : . — . des " , =. te 1 . » } - ler «€ tar ha . T ; 2 rj ’ . i : — " 2 ; : " + ' ‘ Hicage . . ** e- eee : es : r) F 17 u., iM i Rather \W\ ide Declines Are : me, Industrials. ; sa S\ ne a ta a 15, B ; highs ? paortsy af eT pps Boag a Aone ei vas. a ‘ 2 } “a 1 Bi . Tounee i SS EePas BERRIES % 17 ae . — ' . oa A va sf : Prev a eee : Ot So ed a. 7: + a » “7 ail options scoring hew bie tl ¥Cse lates har ' iy ti rs ’ rns ¢ r , - ; ¢ . ' | an Com... — oA, 54% 4 D4 - : iar? ‘ Ov eyVe 3 ; Te as ‘ temporar , ee icoan Kansas City ets tio ®, @ 166 Tennis Association Loses | At.. G. & W. I. 170% 171 : 170% 171 : higher on the hid quotations. ulge in symp: th the advance of grain a na : =f ouis DECEMBER CORN. . P llis Chal, co , Saruged.U: ore : —— 5 Teather apparently favorable for the i ae Swick: eon 14604 ty 2% _ Five Contests. See Leased Wire From the New York | Allis Chal. sta’ oe 41% 4114 41% i gon stem > cme hgrne ne crop, but private reports frora| tis season) Oficenae we eahest point yet | Chicago. ....-.. , 145! ie 1498 145! ae | Cotton Opening. i . a. ee | aOR “K g uo “s ee » ; _ : aw She as ips } © Ment, te Mai- ansas + - 1 : Wis Burenu of the Post-Dispatch, Am. Ice . ; aes steed ah oreo Shag pes — yrec wat © é crop experts contained much news et d strong, Sc t sc net higneor, #ith F AE pi r YORK, Jus —( ntton NEW YORK, June 16 The Evening | A.H.&! zinc Bist, H% 645 4 forenoon session of the Stock Ex- ne ewe oe July yi, 77 and Sept. 81.70% t 7 JUL Y OATS, dj ' July Poe . :’ 3 7 . : > r . : “ “ com * os 0 y 31 lL, m I ” ¢ rf ‘ y . . . . ; a . ‘ ” , . u ° on : my hy . ; +e,"how % 192% ‘ i, }: ulton Ire n com mon also was fair- bu Mats reecipts, LOS,O00 bu against KANSAS | ( ITY. Mo., a ps } tha . i ak a ce pet 68%, a a9% 71% +. a 1. “pt , ; t iV ERPOOL,. ‘rhe : " ‘otton. y ‘ . 2 . vate P . r - ee ese ela “® . a aa a aa » \ “ Ch y . +e 77" ‘ a — : ‘ , P . a ae - - ° . . and largely, foreed liquidation from !|Am. Sumatra. ..113% 113% 114 ly firm on trades at $61.50. ; ie mot ote nn , Tt " “4 yt So 2. 82.390 a grains 6, 001 yu. . . “ - : . 7’ y4 ve QO) d " late market (oats were l ye : 4 » ne — P " ‘ . . ” , > oy Re . ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ “> - &) " r ‘ - Sos 4 7 . e? ° what occurred today, The market Am W > chanies-Am. National .... Si2%, 2c to. dC. ie market finished near | @1,.80%: No. & | NO@:. 7 lov : " ses i Garsdily Weaktnedbr thenet (am WF vt. 45% 0 oh Bat, Bank of Commerce... 13 | he tan. Nal a oe Done ne ee: See Chicago Provisions. = Sugar Market A sagan | tal, RSE 24%, ' 2 | Miss. Trust (|.. ecw ome im Oo. 2 mixed, 6 we J re 4731¢.(3- ~ NEW YORK, n _ r sl maddy By DAVISON OBEFAR . by outside realizing orders received nee Tone 14% , Trius > ee Q2 The mid-June Oklahoma crop con- a pnhfname' os wg **> ne ere Include the Post-Dispatch in ~ : a ’ over Sunday, and no doubt provoked | Ro t) F Mm. -- WKH 99% 100% 991% 100% | Unite ) aaa Se 2h --:+-! dition of winter wheat is 91, Brag st |) S6.1005.50. «Hay unchanged hoice timothy, | Open | High Low Close o “aee pene: “s eins coe ae | 4 Secret : eat» ; 7 , i: eee ! MOM, ip ; OC 4, BQ: niet wi ; wae’, loaf, 10.50c ri : aay nol ke ro ; ‘aeati , ceretary St. L. T. A, = by news of the deficit in New York on wuamary... 21! “1% 21% 21% 21%.) n) RE + + 4 9's = + 4 0.0f Suge ie +; 92 on June 1 and 65 last ye Esti- | oe Se rairie, #0) » al- , ; Pediat shed. 10 ; mold A, 9.00c; your list of vacation needs. Your ae | J | ; : Cuban Cane & ata “i Fulton Iron com. alas ae ; ? ? aifa, @ “ies, ——ewe | CUDES, U.75C; XXXX powdered, 0. 20ec standara : . ‘ in the feature match of the ones bank reserves. Pressure from pro-|.. . 0279 J44%_ 34%, 34% § Certain-tee m 4 mated yield per acre 18 fog against CHICAGO, une . rn ! : ‘liow , ‘ = mwwdered. 9.15 fi - lated 1 di nd paper wil be mailed daily at fessional sources was at once direct-| ‘ olum. Gas nS 55 54%, 4! lo 2d pfd. ...... ‘+-' 12 bu last year. Suggested crop | $1.77% o. Ne and 5 vell nominal. | Son ‘4 =e v1 § oe 40a rag atgpneseon nde _ ie ager eo ak ' ah . , ed to every stoc kwhich showed in- | °°" Gas ......100% 100 hen TURE: a ee nn ‘o0i° | based on Government acreage 64,000,- | Gats: . N >» wiite, Me @tice, — stal SF eadoletibliteainadteashsbiliesstciiatidh dtc ttas wed in 2 ee ee A. 5.We; No. 1 soft reguiar mail su scription rates, oF _ aiid : : ; oe - - . , e+e . ‘ ~ j -s 6 8-6 > . . i 4 buy Lve I , — .) : , : ry at ok Sugar. j a Association interclub play the “a stability. with a resultant decline, in C. P. Ref. cm. 6414 OL 7. uae “442 | Mo. Portl: und Cement . eo 000 bu against Government June re- 1.1. «1; timothy: SG eee Ver and ———— eae. ; —___—_ ¢ ——_— . a . : . ? y of the speculative ir : ialea UC. 8. We > 1 alas nt eile International Shoe com...... os "2 turns of 58,000,000 bu. and fin: 2eftj. | nominal; lard SSO. ribs, $27... a=. eth, vUlyY 3. } ada) » abe sda . " . ir ' Country. Club team defeatie eine “ke 31 ee on — a ee od a TH } 514 Br = She ‘ com. aia BOY8 be hp a stesagie bt oer t * esti MINNEA Is. “eo §.—Flour| Sept. | 35.2: ym ay: 24 ti: Toledo Cloverseed., sired. Order through your car- representatives of the .. > 58 ” pace Ue. ae ht NOW .210% 20714 20% 2 20: yaraulic STR (COM... +00 ' on Re Ap phe a ; Sari _. | Unchanged, | Barley, 31@ § ee, ee “ TOLEDO, ©O.. June 16.—Cloverseed, prime io . lat : lee : : 4 Midl “A sharp break, a recovery and a!Gen. M. pfd... 93% 921 Indiahoma Ref + The weather forecast said: Illinois, in, s4 } Cars, aciniets . a ae: $27: October, $22.40: December, $22.50. | s3Cr OF by telephone—Olive or alley Country Club at Kirkw || , rie oe v'- wo Granite Bimetallic |.... — : ee rs ¢ * P , compared With : ‘al a Vear { ‘as " ; } ; - | : “ en . : [me Fenewed decline on the Stock Ex-!Green Can 42% 40% merican Bakery com es Missouri, lowa, Wisconsin, Minne- No. he 2 4300! Cor! No. 3° . =. a. =. 27.75 ~*. Timotl aa ms * ald i. “tee ee Central 6600. iyesterday. A!'though winning all_ f! thange today followed the movemen? | (,oodrich ees dee ' aie : ven te ‘ Ham tlton Brow n eae ' ' > = 7 ‘ " Md, SO 7 : . 4 .* | = f i) oF 4 . Ane i pr 3 ; . " : )events, the Kirkwod team was forp@ of the money market, on which the/ int. p ae rn, Pees MEOW. SN PES. .> a ‘[w—-Unsettled, but generally fair to- —- Si S6G 158, . ere m 4 - Se . ; ° ° h4i, ae ay . : is : _ . oe ee . 4 7 ° vy. . | to piay its best rhis is the first y; perate for call joans started at last Lib. Ist 3% 99 ne 99 a 99.6 Mrcahoor rt Natior Candy com. ... mA HW, night and Tuesday, not much change =a nd hi Mpeck’s 10 and 12 per. cent. thon # - 00.68 99.52 99.60 90.52 99.00 NaS pide weve sstes cs | in_ temperatures. TM UUQQAUYYIOUYVOCUVTOUYN TOUT OGY CTU TET EE TEES I HUH mm Pee CCT DTTP TT ithat Midland has entered + ten Int. M. . Com. 49% 49% 49% 484% 481, Waen “ er Pinas 514 The domestic visible of wheat de2- ‘ompetition and its team spr _feemed inclined to lower rates, only | han ° lea ‘4 Re a sine ie tea ocal leeaman aan eto advance again to 15 per cent in me, _. ‘Pfd.116% 116% 117% 115% 115% eee ining ESSIONS SALES creased 2,387,000 bu last week; corn af , | : hi = oe mn DY p P the closing hour. Lib. Sth 4%s .99.94 .90 99.92 99.90 99.92 MR EOULAR SESSION SALES : increased 784,000 bu; oats decreased ae up such a good fight in the — “The moral effect of Saturday's de- | sts S sree sees 95.90 95.90 93.80 93.80) 2 eorees | _— at 6M 1,949,000 bu. itial round © ficit in New York bank reserves was! °”: S...94.12 94.16 94.16.94.10 94.12 a et Clearances of wheat today 772,000 The first singles event resulted) -—the first since Oct. 10, 1914—some- 95.40 95. 95.40 95.22 95.40 te ae a bu; corn 60,000 bu: oats 433.000 bu: a victory for Bob. Metcalf, coumm What mitigated by prevalent belief | °’ s ..94.26 94.2 30 94.16 94.26 | draulic Fri “ik common at 7, | flour 54,000 bu; wheat and flour 1,- telephone Operators he the several Bell Tele- phone Exchanges, and less than half of three ° > ° : in the City of St. Louis, have not reported for duty up CO 10 Ge Tihs today. jing round of the St. Louis Te Address changed whenever de- sota, Dakotas. Kansas and Nebracka -' Tt ; vs , ‘ _ } In oe 6 - o> = ; ars if sric 4 ‘ nr ) ‘ f\ = q champion, who defeated Ed Thomal- that the large payments, due today on x. ~ 176 176 ; de vig ah bea | DAILY ae , , , Tone a » BEC d inst ; ine , | Max, M. com. é 1% a ' RIMARY MOVEMENT former Washington University = the a on 1 inst of Ao nt of the income | “ he nn eg ns eine 45%, ndy Be she yl es pA) [ENT Trin) a . 2 “taxes, will be redeposited in banks by | ™ st pfd ; ’ : 1 Dry Goods preferre rriple A star, 5-—7, 6—l1, 6-—-? ss Dia M 24 vfad be 7) n ives common at 62). . : a . “se ? the GOV ernment Inasmuch as Gov- ‘ i. ye 8 | EMEs 6.0 6% ‘ eere oe common at 0. 107.000 {89 O00 Metcalf, Thomas has just retu ernment deposits do not call for a|>2!: Pnam. com 7 poe ? Scruggs common at, i. 0; ) : 7 1362000 900,000 ~v ar hi _ : , a | 7 » comn , ats : 7 = - 362,000 900. O% from the Se} vice, and while not res: rve, and since the amounts in- lary. Am. Pet... Ptr : ‘ os sie ea : 4 > 34 common ' 2 Sh 1ip ments +i . . o “s - Scruge ommon ‘ Es me yin condition for regular tournam 4 vel ved last week mostly fi~ured as OFfo ’ * os Scruge common % ' By heat sialyl . 416,000 ao ane se . ea - se on PET : Herc yi RY, ‘ ‘ ‘ e elles, nein cleans: a ee in Wie as oT (4 499.000 72 000 play, nade an excellent showing, private deposits, against which a re- Pierce Aig eta iat path’, gti tlle to vt ee at & | ts ..1,065,000 1.199.000 112.000 rr . ” \f » ke : | rt : Xe ‘ ou The Kirkwood club took the ferve had to be kept, that operation | Rov! : $usseies : 0 Mechanics’ Bank at Shs Li ee ond and third singles events hy} | ni 1 ‘ | 4 "oe *o -¥ . 3 Pitts. Coal “see } ? Sh eee + bn on ja a ‘ k +a “ry r) ; would naturally restor the surplus. ‘ 0 Nat. bank of Com St. Louts Cash: Grain. Md Harris won from Al Wells, 6am thus Neve th | ‘Se * i Ci , 7 : ; Studebaker COM. hte ‘ 9 %* *y ‘rece 4 7 rtheless the incident-—-happening | RNOON SESSION Cash corn was steady to le higher 4 ‘ A } ys ay . > . A > "Taw e % “y,* ) ) o-¢ re ie f—1, and Andrew 6b. Lynn defe@e the autumn’s very large demands on | 7°%#" © ----- der 0 . - . aa Cash oats, 3 demand } ‘ if o » : > ¢ (] ; ) } re | iy a Last Wk. . Last Yr. it , ale 2 -awles ff a ain Sinclair O i871 “RT e! Pz : ‘ , . *#-. 2 ‘ ‘ ‘ ) *, irly in th season and with LO: ING QU here todav: demand good. W. RR: Talbert, 6 1, 6—3. credit for commercial purposes ahead Tob. Pro, vane ; Mechatics-Ameri¢an National 4 , or lost the second when Thomag 4 $515.000,000, while total reserves are | Woolworth com. % i tees 3 Mo. Portland Cemen - my) $1.80: No. 5 yellow corn. $1.78 Nc 3 ; : ; : » Nat. Dank 0! Seem apes mn chants. Orderg and extra fancy stock time the Federal Reserve Board is team from the Magnoli +Reth. Steel B QQ i 7me . astee he is , nA : ‘i ~— ] Fresh firsts, 30 46C¢ returned Club defeated the Westwt ? ic > & ; am aa (Ce seca: ' ¥C: ‘ | i quite evidently looking askance at | © F. & 1... 46% % o=m o- - LI v ESTOCK ; | cases Ic less, Southern eggs. » players, capturing #@e rfTrediscounts which, directly or indi- | Chile Cop. .... -" »" “2 Y 5 aia 4 ‘reamery, extras, 00c; five event Skrainka of the W@@ rectly, are designed to provide for rChino Copper.. 4 ty . orted by the National L lvestock Com- eV nds, a2 TRY. : ial nl 1g fie cocks ; a if? Fj sw i : : va ‘ . . ( | ] S > babe ; : 4 8 D . ' ; y y rons ] tte) QQ? ~ 1} . a sid O eo aediied : . ‘ ood Uf rt LOOK Pou 5amee fn the Spec ulator. ‘hes ‘Ble teel... o— y Chey sigy Ene « #1000 pA at - "00 hogs LUC; turkeys, hens, 35c: toms, young and old. Wray Brown. but lost at 6-—3, 6-H ‘Gulf St. . wh rod , — ; ‘ ‘ 2c; culls, 22c: IcKS, average un, Z2C ; the second xingles match Blew i, nme ees G. Nor ae es f %, 46) i ee tend ith las spring ducks, 25c; z 3c; spring geese. 6 , . "tn De TL re he ane tee ee 5; to 7 pounds, +; spr chickens, 405c; esfoclk ‘ane the surprise of the d : DETAILED REPORT OF DAY'S | Int. Nickel ~* a a | -* = © rs ; - le el > port — Pp ; ‘a nt guineas round, or Zen g6 play yA farcine \\ alter Finger | a Ins ¢ ‘op. . Poe os eet +? : gre ws 7 ; 4 nae oO Ee te ae >) ice, \ EALS @hoice 100 a 140 pounds, 15@ close Score lintTer won tn two : TRADING IN WALL STREET Kennecott Cop. .. 80% S914 29: 28 2 een €1: 4 ¢ 1: Hin ra oni *. tee 3 ¢] re rile Papago 15180 pounds at Pg . : : “a oe d sa ‘ ‘ > = eht fed ateers. & $11: per poun S542 200 pounds at 12@18c per ot. & ' \\ ood ward Brown es ack, Steel ..... 82 ~ pine etat y Ces yn » heavy fleshy feeders. $ pound: rough, coarse, heretics, lo @lvc per Phil Maver while Wrav Brown i NEW YORK, June 16.—-The one note- | Midvale Steel.... 49% : 2 hile “ = hai ote det ' to § '} pound, Sheep, 4e to Sc; icks,, 5c to Te: (re orre | iryere . ~ on from Ch . é Worthy Ba ivle net nt the irregular opening of | Miami Copper. ee rast Alb J 1 1?) $9 spring lambs at lOc to 7c , poun i, ac- | — rt and | MM yy the a . : t Nat. Lead cor | : 7% ,- Ss cers, $! S11: ! , cording to quality. wt © mms Hil] Maver "i points in United States Steel. which was |°*"* *©8@ com... ¢ ‘hoice t ‘rime fat \ ing butcher cat- PIGEONS AND SQUABS—Quote live UUUOUQOOUOEUAVEEREAEEEEEEAAEESUEETECTEEAEUEEP AEE ELUTE UOEUOLEUGEOUUUONOOEUAOUUEUGENUUEUUUUOLEEOGUOUOOOUOUOOOUOUOUGEOOUORCUURLSEUOUOUOEUUUOGGUUAOUUOOOUGEOOOEOAUOUOERULOUOLEUOLUUATO il firsts, These young women and men have not, at any time, made any complaint as to wages, hours of service, or any other mat- ters connected with their employment by this company. “4 today a mtorr kK MAT ket Was a reaction of 1 1 doubles event \WV linger and ; : aihong the few strong features of last Snt- | tNevada Cons... ; 18% ¢ .: ia ie ‘ = 4 ood 4 | »} - Si? sy i pigeons at " per dozen and eommon live Frost defeated BRlumenstock ae ; pa? co changes were ! , ASP f 9 | 24% ’ sae v mn . > * . squabs at : Dressed squabs, LOG T0c ‘ : i] mostiyvy to “actions, rails showing A | ae Pa ep per pound: l hoe per pound, SKrainik: if e 0 Ly trey " tri a: ae iR. I. & 8. com, f : krainku in \the other douties wer trend With such industrials as United | ® ym 16% . 21 CHEESE- uete, per pouna: Northern Straight 22s. bt a ‘ oer and eather S: . Refore IN. . Air Brake. 5 oe +. hike go> itters. &G.2 t S7: canners, $..%¢. ink, 32c singles 34C long horns, 7 7 i : ; reversal Ss Ss »f a © . 2 Y, 334 : J ’ xh roo! noice store kk O' fi, Sit SS isjes SP & x ; R°, ; ) fe a 8 Yeatman Takes ‘Two. ame more general, due mainly to free of- | ed oe & : - aoe anh taeeae + Ale mally pete ifers $0; fat 1, 60c ‘prick, ’3 Mise: wer rin of: oil ln t atten Tenn. Copper.... 13% 13! 13%; 3% “_~? rhe Pa ‘ec: . Cc; ick, 3 ; all inferior quality In the first interélub match : : th and relatea speculative ~ . " | heavv ) Ss. 4 ¢ i? ~ ; ‘ ; “» - ar i iis, 7 \ . i ‘ ag. it, S. Steel com.106% 105 105 ’ ie le aneage hulls. & ‘ om - > oe , Dion enh oe r Yel] : hi TFA Monetary conditions were again the over- . - ’ . Pe 4 | yet ty on Air en . re aim OL EFOMARG. ARINE— ion ape srades, minor piavers evePr ire lp in thig t . e - i | S. Steel pfd 1161 3 alit Pines, Sta: grades prints; No. : No »c: No + towing factor of the forenoon, last week's | * eg oats aiceiiag op aaa itv S5.7- $6. 2° 221 a: hy ikers’ sp "1 bs. ’9¢ k the Yéatman Athletie Club defer eit of actual reserves by Clearing House |tUtah Copper... 90 RS RS% 7% 8! “P-Ver- ween YP ¥ A fairlv active ; ht 211 ~ . pecia n tub c; bakers’ _ . , KS causi ¥ “1 _ » raha ft ‘e i . . € ry) Qc. } hil Nlaver ag \\ ‘ hest hy os Pe lin ae | LP Rleikamp received a scare in Ae AS week's final quotation. and trading al roa 5. : on : Ta yer ae nisin an re egeta es. . . ™ 4 — 6 on Be i j ) Litiit ‘ “a sing ]es \ ) arris oo : y Aiminished to moderate proportions Atcnh, com, ns 9S sapere oe a ade ie A a P77 5 an . ai ng! when Harris ,of The setback ) ices as most pronounce ' : 5 2 ut r HORS SOI al Hoh W’, , POTATOES—Northern rural, $1.50 f » in prices Was most pronounced rot KAL/ took 1? ‘ 11? af set nl ty — Among rn otors, oils, steels. coppers and af- . . ho 9 50 “y ‘ ) a my &° = pod 1! > poune is: { ‘olorado russet bur- man representative came back st fliated equipments, where recessions ranged | »- , n 28 - ba 7 2 fis rope Rg ois FF quartegipncny phe an whe ’ bank, s¢ oe. 2 40. ine won the ¢ cond and third - Bom 1 1o 7 points. Several Rye cialties made i ‘ ) 645% G4 . Ry, 4 / a Me ; ' " . wt = a in ', vt ne Ww Por hee Sack ed Té “eT or Lou rn ‘ Sale Lea : » @icht gains, but Hquidation gathered fresh | C - 11 get ga ee FG peat a ve | 48: (riumpns at to $5.50 per 100 pounds ty o and 6 () Yeatman captured © force at noon. me co men Fey ee ‘ ; le] + remaining four events in casy. sty eo CM&StP ‘eam 19 a. 2 gp Nila ay a yo SE: eal B SAC KeC hite at SS per 10U yr : . ‘ . » , eee t- on . i 4 , ° . ~—e — : : I unas sel ‘ I ~» r Ve . > ‘ or avil. é Phe North Stee club also scoeuae ‘ Erie c 7 1180 to No . , other victory in w inning from | Ne litetea O4 nf i , lb. pigs, $1.2; 20; Hight pigs. ghee Texas flat crates, | Wash! eevee is Clu} ew York Bond Sales | "i: 4, 20% 2014 | Common’ peewdes up to $19 for. ond 151d. | to § Vashington University Tennis , ' . 4 1 ' , , ; “mM : graces, wv PUGS, Sse.s pani — ™~! Texas cumme crates, white llowever, the senior match was A om) A North. pfd Sl, 1 . (rood ¢ olive Soutnel ss ching TO) ; | ve “ Ma2.75 for eats Callfornia ? e “ z “ n ar % ‘ { ‘ aay ‘* 7s 2 ave ace . . » ale ; 109 .¥) . a > - V. oe PO See ee & pees .. eee ee ' uaranteed cor fed » ‘ e-pgr 3c wee Te ington with Haase and Satter £000 Rub. fis | BAA hes a ia - Deattte : , iat dike sl g + wenior 200) Penn. Ns ne ae i ¥. entral.. 7 ' IS ee ge AE fa i hh -ET: Home-grown, 20@25c per dozen . 5 8.000 Un. K. (1987) . 99% | N Y NH & H. 30% oar seal Meche es - eek meal evant oo ; t ix beete in a bunch, Division A Yeatman Athlette C Nor. Pacific .. 96 oan a a Shoes eight clipped one C ARKOTS Home-grown, small, 20@25c " ° . , { i 3 Limiit Leeil } ( ‘ by , defeated Washington University P, & W. Va... 38% 3! 6 3 dium and heavy kind of clippers 10 i ‘ . > ‘ h : = eo. SOE Se i C AU L IF Low E R - Home-grown small nis Club. 3 to 4 Magnolia Te | Club defeated ‘Westwood coun! New York Curb Close | netitiiniicated bi ee een oe During the last year. and one half, the Sompahy has voluntarily increased the wages to its employees in St. Louis to the amount of more than $350,000, and we have invited them to appoint committeés to confer with the officers on the subject of wages and working conditions. very creat majority of our people have accepted this proposition, and have indicated a de- termination to remain loyal and to render the best possible service to the public. Food clea Th € Penn. 45% 54 : es f —- ' epee - a40c, and large, 50@75ce per bushel box Reading com .. 86% ! oo oos* — : ) ¥ “ , " CUCUMBERS pcg terse hampers, $1.50 Sou. Pacific ...105% 105% 1055 tL | p B1.! id on I acific ae ? . ” . . | Drovers National Rank States in 1916, Lieutenant : 4 i ee , Easton-Taylor Trust Co. .. Mathes the tenth man; ‘ CADRE Analin ' ee kas 3! Farmers & Merchants Tr. (;ravesx of the All-New Yorkers; > a a ? ' ; —" ,e2 — 4 " mh Grand Avenue Rank . 3 fange! a Peery hes 1 + International Bank eee tain Cannon, champion of Missouy tsbure Texas . ie Jefferson-Gravolts Bank Club, 5 to 0 1 ‘a Division B-—Kirkwood Country OMe ., Reported daily by Stifel-Nicolaus Inv. Co., . BR adway. won from Midland Country ¢ lub, § : 30) Westwood Count rv Club, ins CCHICAGE 7 In behalf of these men and young women who have a true conception of their respon- sibility to the public as employees of this utility of necessity, we respecttully request and urge that unnecessary and unimpor- tant calls be eliminated, as far as possible, until further notice. \ Major Robert D. Wrenn, former con & Co. 6 e ee ree a k : ° arviand . : ay) i PMA erry an cup plaver, and Lieutenant Brown An l genes nite eel Rae a prominent member of the Harty ek 2 Meramec Trust Co. (Par $50) Night and Day Bank : team 4 yi : . : sf : * eek rig va . | Preferred Stock. ore Ot, tee nested a — “ ‘att! receipts, 10.600 9 4) M069 2) SO Oy SO\WS ‘ enact y my : : Rout ey . Ra +i ) Aw | Tower Gro ° tiank ; Pirates Release Evans. ‘2 — ots Es, LOS ' ~| Trust Cv., St. Louis ¢ ‘ounty KANSAS CITY, Mo. June #am « ¢-—. . Bie ed. cette: ama William Evans, right-hand. piterse Ge x PMT ie : d cs has been purchased by the K@SBR Carieton- Ferguson Dry Goods | Unlisted Securities. (‘ite American Association team Se Childe R + eee asaas vies Go € 7 Reported by Mark C. Steinberg & Co., In- = ttsburg Nationals, ac cordl . % -" © Feiebeébahave 9% ' vestment Rankers Mezzanine, Boatmen's the announcement last night uett, Peabody \ : Bank Bidg.. St. fouls, George Muehlebach, president off ee a ee local team. Phil Slattery, lefteMAE Fisenstaat Mtge. Co. 2121222 7 10 . Fees mee ©. | as * WK city wey Mig, Co . ‘ jutier Hroth@e .........--+. # 2 : pitcher, was sold by Kansas i Ah nn os Rurroughe Ada. Mach. Co.... . goats slow the Sioux City Western League t OOdveane Ts 4a t nhs (hicago Lumber and Coa! : pounds — "7a » . tarnea Mills = .* . .* ; “age mon ote Ss haat. ER ERIN. a pantiE A _ _ ant me cau ae Thane - tame sie ” ay Add. Mach. © mm. 4 ; tga — Endicott. Johnson HAVANA price BR | Eats faeat ea r. . 3 . ee or ; . Hlart Sic nn ftaes & Marx con - “2 ba , gnternass mal Wife Ins. Co.. Distinctive | Bodie ccct OB kame ccs: ie HILE THE POST-DISPATCH investi- I. aclede ecet Mo. State Life *May Dept. Stores com chapleigh Hardware com... ey a gates all Financial Advertising, and Wontern Gartrlaae, Ce re ee particularly promotion propositions, before oS aul ne $8 public: tion, it does not recommend oy indorse * ) i any investment or speculation advertised. dsted on New York Stock Exchange. St. Louis Transit Co. 5s } | Record Prices “te Hogs in Chicago. | ES eMics ' ul t} ors wold oday ut 4 | . - 7) . . . They 7 | RRS Oils. The buyer must exercise his own judg- outhwestern Bell Telephone Co. ae | Mritti , a db cing the highest on re cord ‘ - -_ rorne ‘7 ynote | 2's 4 bbl lots: | MORO CASTLE Size—THEY ARE PaCKEO 100 ME a brgirtes rane, 81.9%. Bollea ne cdl: | ment. TC NAP “FET? «> } Cjuote, , in- ei VALUE, SOLD BY MANY DEALERS 10c § a 4 ™M. Louis Lead Market. ig & fee. ch do ' i Cc: sl é la . oon 4s , Og’ er & RECK EN ¢ TGAnR © OWPANY - Roster mn Regge “shite” 10q@5.15 here today, | ots ~ ba Ae gumm esc: a0 yeulow. 26%. Fi HLL IINULUNUUOUUONUUUUUU0000000000000000000000000000000000000OUUULOELUUUUOLOUOULUEUCOOUGUOOUUUUULOUUARU EULA

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COMIC PAGE ST. LOUIS POST-DIS 5 I-DISPATC ~Yy Vlipel st COMIC PAGE — tea ) Lr, Z gy a YlUIlY fl My, U4 fu go a Z Y Hib sesee JUNE 16, 1919 3 tint enh . : Z, Mp, 4, Lumut, bow. GOOF". Maly, Conia Vill, ddd by. | ig a ee, —— LIFE’S LITTLE JOKES—NUMBER FIFTY.—By GOLDBERG. ee ee Employers, | newmenas a ~ Bes If you have a job | MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY | Sagara ieee , - mgt ee an ae “ROLL OF HONOR: cal “y : FE printed at the B J - M Baas ome Dale Weng tee —= ra NO 3 NO BRAINS Be Wanted Column o | = jae ed aA laees Spm — = ee a CS ee . 3 | ! me y James ontague. | Sema ~ ea = % | op 7 ( OLGA, PLL RAVE ) ~~ _\ FOUNB A “ Pracceuing ab a i Po Py: ME PRE I “6 ‘+ y : | to FIRS CU (Fe | | CRUMB OF BREA. ae 905 tocust st = bon” T STOP | {| OAS Tee F\TCt+Ten) ie ,— FS Pe r+ eae Aer SO \ i FLOOR TAIS S WAM a er “= WASTEFUL | 4 VOL. 71. NO. 295 a PUYZULLO \F = = Svic 1 RTH METIC re Ay | 4 %& ) N ve: F J Cares ORIFEROUS He EXCELiLED (NH ARN Tri IMD) IVUMRBO PLANUTAGANET ANGUS a 6 7 ab ek te ' 3 WAD MOCKS LATO ‘AASB GREER, : i AS | | WAS A CHILD WHO SPENT ALL AND HIS MARK WAS A HUNbRE on aaa AgaR hy Walle? Tete Uf, WK | ee) rs = THE PUZZLED HUNS. CF HIS TIME WITH AIS BOOKS, wee: | a. termi SS AY eA fy et . ‘ — a | “a : 3 : ar | 7 ) EDME WIL BE e They had no hunger for revenge—these simple, kindly Boche 5 i fe) ae Zr Yor all the paltry spoils of war their appetite was smalk * | LENG aie CORI ‘- 2 Cs GET : « ’ ve ¥ . x a . s- FLD TR we — Ws L+ cT | “hs >> S AN a% g y , Str. SS i : omg on ~~ {> mar ’ . = * . ‘ at a Sa . hin . o° 33 ‘ a.” > — \ CO re ; ~ A b "4 Banker So States in And now they've lost they cannot sce why they should pay at all ' Lp > \ 1 ¥ ite Ae PP LIES CLES SS QS. ‘oe > ; ' | . oO ~ ats oes Cee eS ap SOP a _ De oi bs meee DINNER | ’ : : Of course they might have used some ports, like Liverpool and Brest | | Be SEE | > AAR a ee = ee Dy aS ‘ Mii : é $a to Question by As targets for their warships when they held a schuetzenfest. | GEMS AEF F CO UE, e ae { C x —— . m : 4 They might have seized the allied fleet—but only as a means | [2 Jie SSS eee ‘\ > 32" —— — a a J" 4 Master in R OF making safe the future of their super-submarines, | | SS — ————————=_ Bee ' a ° 3 A : z ; Y \ j ‘* , a . And also to bombard such towns as seemed a little lax | : ma yn (s*: | . = : > aes. = wn SSS ‘ ‘ ™ . 2 ief if “ "4 wz i In coming promptly over with a billion dollar tax. | Als “TEACHER PeIh re maoated — | ; , — ge ms vo ? Hearing. Such magnanimity was theirs that roundly they condemn (NORTH A REBOKE > TWENTY YEARS HANG ECLAPSE jumecs Ge PY \S om i aes 2 . i , ‘ e | ; ae | acres fe \éM » . } y \ : J ES. The conquerors who rudely plan to make demands of them! | tre’s Wig LIN V; HES A Bone. ate WISE OFTSE)K ERR, | bl POS cEAT HAVEN : , ae | BRYAN SAYS i R ( L - f ‘ {> CALLER’ S GOLOE BS TS ‘ fer \ OF a = \ j 4 ' , j } ' > 7/ ‘ They meant to dominate the carth—but only to secure AS ~ A pee TEU = ag i Be: | ate | . 9 ray 4 r , - as . Six such great-hearted potentates have never yet held sway, tae 8 , a ek: PE ASSURING That they weren't planning to annex the U. S. A.—just yet AN A “PENNY . . : They meant to ict us go along, and jog the same old gait ‘ _ AN | | = —_——— a Till we were educated for a model German state; OP A +OLE | : . te a 6 Important developmen 3 7 the receivership suit of Jol Till “Deutschland Ueber Alles” was the only song we sung p. t " And haben-sind-gewesen-habts tripped lightly from each tongue— MY “PO Ci(ev7 | \7 NA oy ~somigirae RN, ' “ pee ; , man against the United And we—for whom they'd planned all this, Insist that they come through eS | 1 : > 4 With what they owe for what they’ve done! You bet your life we do! | P Ww Be me ——— Ess “F | eteie Uhictet-2tsalae ae | ie ees > , Catt 1. The testimorvy = § of Wade, president of the Trust Co., that “I would my books kept that way,j to inquiries of ‘the Speci concerning ent?fies of @ upon United Railways boc as “for the use and ben United Railways,” withow ee | | — i explanation of the nature ¢ NEVER TOUCIIES 'EM. 2 a pieeeain ain vs | | MUTT AND EF — EEF ? >a uy ee Rarer : 2 : ; It will be~ beréd | | Jk F J DIDN'T KNOW THERE WAS SUCH A WORD ID THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.— JD FIS) (Convrtant, 1f i 0. bv, C. Pah : wal to have bate onaaeal The price of soap is going up, but that is not the reason the Bolsheviks mae aan “a9 army | of. the railway undue Gh — . — a ~ -—— eee =_ have begun to throw bombs. ° eaused the “friendly” Ad en ie ae B> LISTEN. I GOTTA HAVE A SENTRY, T'M Must HAVE “THE . : f wars. DID > \ faa) a THERE? x “ial : ne Otel “kak duaie ioe TOO LATE TO LEARN. ONS | The fool that rocks the boat never Fee puanees OF SCENE of Tile (US THE SAME THING GOING INT |) COUNTERSICN u SAY NCE. Sir \ |You WERE GOING Te | bankruptcy in answer. TWA FOR T'S : , : °. The testimony of W. realizes his folly till he is going down py oaks: x MONOTONY OF THIS CAMP HERE DAY AFTER. “ ss i; ores ZANCE - LEAVE CAMP For eee Se Cure time. NW ee LIFE witt DRIVE ME s ' |) THE DAY- || RECOGNI superintendent of power Te DAY, AND TO-DAY S You'le cena? ott S hae DAY. sc tps : the Railway, that there ; Sips) arrangement, not hitherte PRIDE IN VICTORY. gH CRAZY. I GoTTA GET THE CLIMAX. T&T REMEMRER Avis iakth | 2 Hatters are wondering why the | 7; AWAY FOR A DAY GotTe GET AWAY ME. won'T mas 8 , “eh ts $i “a NORE ' CHANGED | lic, by which the Untle heads of Americans are larger than rm GOING (ATO THE EROM iT FOR A 4 ~ ‘ Cea i Pear. ' ; Light and Power Co. now! they were last year.. Did it ever oc- , : | oo MY MIND. if back” to the Railways allt cur to them that maybe it is on ac- FEW HOURS. Lt nO ee Pond 7 _— it pald for but did not count of the war? | 1918. . ue (Copy right by Bell Syndicate Inc.) | Meat erecta : ie See : Restitution Begun in Roach | (ee Seagate) Fn, gates Siero Y It was testified by B A Job to Suit. | ! 2 Mise fo £5) os Gat Sas . RS Romani i | . : restitution did not begin * | : 4 Gabe free | Wie eerste Bs ! Sew ae FTP See g | | ' * 1919, which was subsequ " re ge as Oivttey 4 date a receiver was app COUNTERSIGA “How's your good husband getting | along?’ began operating the comp Mrs. Biff: Fine! Gone to work .- * oe ’ — Hg: A CEN > Dy f ~_, 4 . BR rat BN ye , Nea ae cant a! | , ; again at good pay. Sor GES . Ee wich He (ph BX Net piste So Spite Vie Pee 1c be eee Ht 2 : ‘ Vouchers on 4-Mill € Mrs. Diff (astoriished): But I S| fe: iain, Or \ a GE fis ES —— Cecile. D — SEES Sis teas Se on te REN Nec cites ee, Wl ices oe ” 3, The introduction thought he had St. Vitus’ dance?” | Sa | Aare RN NRE : eae Tp MES Se SEAS © poe Werte One a Gy Re all ene Sarin one Ween SE abt: ext, pene pasties tty Spree Stef LEW : showing that the Union ee Mrs. Biff: He has; but he learn- | ee fo ee a Pe. ce 5; SS CR tes 7S Ses EE Se | oS patna : PSO TE iia pt on Baie Rie HE AA W gan furnishing the Raf ed to play a saxophone and then got | ae Reel SC eo AP SSS ig a hl SSS fi TETAS aie > ee Decca eae ~~ | power at 4 mills per ki a swell job with a jazz orchestra in . : ¢s cae 3: “e me “4: ? ee oy ‘ hs =i a Se, | ye Nace , Res ; ‘eg gai) ~. a 7; Rear > : a - hy yeas O22) a = =~ i SHES —~ Scinrts 4 % Sarees Vth in Aprit, 1918. under a a a cabaret.—Buffalo Express. | | Borer an | sn ate gti 28 SN 7 pipe ro, — | Pig Coe A RE 2 re Seas 4 fo i a ) revealed until yesterday’ ————— ae | Gator YR Bom Pe a a pete ‘ ; gases + ic Xi ps! niet ff A }> “oie | ae re ee i: Ree TEP The price of 4 milis Happy Childhood. | late cae | Pg 8 | ae Be f2 22) eee Weak tere ON ad ee ae Ey fs s than any’ previous price 5 John, upon being taken in to see | || ah Ze ' gassfrt eA ss Aine 7 ee ae aes p i as , bee | Ba /* . ion by the Railways his brand-new brother, gazed long. i eee BIBS” £5 Bese: Ng! : Zz ix hep. ‘romans oe » ee ak “a Paae | A Hn ti it SY 25 hi if Ephrim Caplan, attorn | ; ~ i a i. rg a i ae || 5g ~ plaintiff, to state his bel Pan arrangement for the and earnestly upon him and said: | wy S Ft? ‘te - : : a, a A: fy oh fot : “Gee, but ‘you are a lucky kid’ ta a es Mee Cy le EG. a oo tile a ie , or i? | ne BO You won't have to wash your own)! ff | : cae: . , ? se _— 2 — : —— = - ~ Ds BS ae Céprrigh? 1918, by HC Fisher In thie connection, t phi patch learned that no ' ED I Ta aaa sii iia ns IAI ATY r mi zeen filed with | PENNY ANT E—The Only Losers. © waa wis ek 1] HAVE INVITED CzuS wel ge 25 1 Relining 20: i siege” “@ ervice Comniission. TO OWE Witty us aie PR aR “ile Rc > at eae creatting the Publie Serv inci sion compels poblic uti How I LOST “y | | BS init | Poe ieee 2 papa, ; : PURSE TODAY ~ | & bis, . , >: — Ph ubBe> , Lf. G 7 y / VLA fh A fb fy Wy Yh) Vay Wy Wy, F price achedules with the ohio -_ ~ Lo Sse : Sf, Lif Lf, % “immediately” after the | ee ; —~ lished. 1 GAVE | at ) . tl iy, 5.09% ) SSC - , Fe ‘“\ if | > LH Letter on “Middle we To | = — GCELLEVE M ge Ysiss," / rN a Y} i 4. The reading into t ba ‘ . / , . . > = : ° roo !! , | a letter of J. F. Foga ANS . = oe eS mo j _ b> , fr) oom of the North American ; : XS” | LAST APPEARAASCE. ALL IL DO '9 IN sistant secretary of the . | . rn | | | | : lg ee pany, in response to a F TUE BEEN PLAaNviAs' DONATE. | PS inquiry of November, 19 SANTA CLAUS FoR [Ac X iN eS Sore THESE GUYS (mM JUST GONNA Is = LONG ENOUGH : » SESD Em IM OFFA /EM Fogarty set forth the to the ‘middle’ compan is the Union company, ¢ er furnished the Ra avenue, as 20.4 per cen An exhibit of the 4 to by Frank J. Roehw of the Union company, troduced, fixed the pre “middie” company (on power at 8.58 per cent. : Under the s«pectal {——— mentoioned by Bryan, t . —— tified that the Union E ike. ed in May to furnish YOu GUYS Le é and will continue to 4 AIN'T GOIN . this month, July and At AWAY Fe all that has been pald ACAD | a used by the rallway com —E s by it. : . Capian Objects to Ephrim Caplan .ob) introduction of this te Sround that the agreem after the receiversh brought and that the Wes, SHE Cones AT EIGHT ) ° CANYOu hgh. aaah \%, . 2. a ee a ANC LEAVES AT Four. r! +e y ——, : fy a to “make restitution” i a 7 : q 7 = = =k - am disprove the allegatie S : Ye a \ == be +4 = } = celvership suit by m rangements while the Ing. Bryan testified the the power paid for a T’nion Electric already Tratis 305.899 kilowatt Zid not say what price Yor this current wher not used last vear, or B we of the current now The reason for the charge in 191%. he salt amount of current Railways was cut do stop ayastem which latter part of the y Wade, on direct exa Tied he waa a« di Railways from 1so8 A Continued om Page, Linas Se i ae Ui TEV Te (AAS a | HOPE Tks Joun ) fo Fuss AT DOES SH WONT MAKE ANY ? | SHE EAT with : FUSS FoR HE cam ONLY To NER HAT ON ? a4 NER HAT : TTL diy v9 24 fast ‘OH Hit HEM: quit f we — TT CERTAINLY WAS A LUCKY —-——= 2 mee @ li Mh t bij tli] al! TTITILLisLe.