St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 15, 1920

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14, 1920, = Goishore ‘e = No 7 BRAINS, NO STII IU Ty ae ye ¢™¢ficiarics of , drugs which he and his wife, Lilian. him, dying before a physician could *"¥*: other branches of the Instrud. a. Low Pay Causes 40 Per Cent More of Teachers to Quit CHLLICAGO, 15. By the Associated Press. HE number of school teach- T ers who have abandoned the profession because of low wages has increased 40 per cent in the last three years, according to a survey of trade conditions in Chicago by teachers, made public today. “School teachers work under a 25-year handicap on the basis of a lifetime’s earnings,” the re- port says. Due to a shortage of teachers in Chicago's public schools, more than 600 pupils are sent home each day, Peter Mortenson, Superintendent of Schools, said. eee Jan, SE ee —— Se ee ee — ee : DEMOCRATIC SENATORS | Caucus to Include Glass. | Receive 19 Ballots — Next the Associated Preas, WASHINGTON, By Jan. 15.——Demo- } ; TEACHERS IN LARGE NUMBERS 10 QUIT AT END OF TERM | Failure to Obtain Immediate Increase in Salary Reason Given for Intention to Leave St. Louis Schools. ATTORNEY RETAINED BY TEACHERS’ BODIES Will Endeavor to Find Way TEIN VOTE ON LEADER | Increase in salary | ‘Hitchcock and Underwood Each | their names, | ‘accept ' fame Salary ; ; cratic Senators in caucus today failed | to elect a leader. A deadlock on a tie vote developed | between Senators Hitchcock of Ne- | and the Teachers’ Association to to Transfer Special Funds to Salary Account for This Year. Public school teachers here, dis- appointed at the failure of the Board of Education to grant an immediate to meet advanced living costs, say that unless financial relief soon is granted by the »sourd teachers in large numbers will seek positions in other cities at the expir- ation of the present term next June, teachers, for obvious declined to permit use of said that many teacacrs are so disgusted with the attituds of the board that they will be willing to positions elsewhere at the they receive, or even less, order to demonstrate their disappointment, Attorney, Is Retained, Lon *). Hocker, an attorney, has _ been retained by the Grade Teachers’ Asscciation and the High School interpret the lews governing the finances of the Board of Education and to see if Some who reasons now in there is not money in special funds | Two ballots were taken and the | Which now might be diverted tempo- |ing his vote. Glass Favors Underwood. The next caucus will be held after | Secretary Glass, appointed | from Virginia, takes his seat. understood to favor Underwood. The caucus voted by a majority of one to invite Glass to allow his vote to be cast, but Sena- tor Underwood decided not to press ' the matter. The result of the election was ex- 19 to 19, with Senator | He is | today’s meeting or | : | | i pected to affect favorably the peace | 'treaty negotiations, regardless whether Underwood or | was chosen as leader. | Senator Underwood, in ment, Said thateSenator Hitchcock's leadership of the minority in the peace treaty controversy was not in would continue to have his loyal siip- /port on treaty questiOns. The vote of Senator Smith would have broken the deadlock today, but the agree- ment to postpone final action until Secretary Glass was seated was sid to have been reached without ob- jection. Forty-three Senators were present | the son, Virginia, and Smith of Arizona, 'who were paired, and Senator John- son of South Dakota. Senators | | Hitchcock and Underwood refrained | ‘from voting. | Roll Call on Teadership. The roll call on the electiony fol- lows: For Senator Hitchcock: As- ‘hurst, Chamberlain, Culberson, Hend- lerson, Kenrick, King. Kirby. Myers, Nugent, Overman, Phelan. ene, Robinson, Sheppard, Simmons, Thomas, Trammell, Walsh of Mon- tana, Wolcott—19. For Senator Un- derwood: Bankhead, Dial, Fletcher, Gay, Gerry, Gore, Harris, Harrison, | Jones. New Mexico; Kellar, Pittman, Ransdell Reed. Shields, Smith of Maryland, Smith of South Carolina, , Shanley, WHA Bae -- -_ NEW FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER IN SECOND DEGREE oe Miss Freda Lesser in July. | By the Assoctated Press. LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. | der itn the second degree in the ‘of Harry 8S. New here today. of Miss Freda Lesser in July. ‘TOY BALLOON Process of Inflation. Clyde Knowles, 2 years old, died yosterday at Carlinville, as the result | of drawing a toy rubber balloon into his throat. ,; were inflating balloons, and Knowles boy sucked upon his. It lined his throat tightly and he was reach him. —_ of Ilitchcock payroll ace- have decided tarily to the teachers’ The teachers jthat if he tinds there is money avall- ‘able they will endeavor to induce the ‘toard to grent them an immediate inereas, But in view of what has pveen sald by President McDonald of the board and Superintendent of Ipratiuction ‘Vithers, neawy all of tho teachers, with the exception of a group of con- servatives, are of the opinion that there will be no increases granted | before next year. When President McDonald and Superintendent Withers, shortly af- ter the school tax increase from 6@ cents to 75 cents on the $100 valua- mn state- | | election Nov ' ' posal | general tion after the annual apportionment bsentees being Senators Swan- | ' ' sion school ’ | voters to support ‘available until | “You were taken to the city hos-|! tion was authorized at a spectal 11 last, announced that the additional funds would not be Jan. 1, 1921, the at the dis from which other funda of the board money could be jransferred to the salary account afid called attention to a balance of $828,918.96 in the fund subject to appropria- were not had been made. Transfer Is Refused. Members of the Board, with one exception, expresse! themselves «as being op~osed to reducing ‘amount of tue surplus, which based on anticipated revenue from taxes yet to be collected. They con- tended that it would be poor bush ness policy to attempt to finance the school system, entalling an expenditure of nearly $6,- without maintaining a re- / public annual 500,000, Pomer- |serve fund of at least $800,000. It was pointed out by board mem- bers that when suggestion was made by one of the members to take $250,900 from this fund to purchase the old Southern Hotel building to convert the property into an exten- for chiddren employed, the propostl- Walsh of Massachusetts. 'tion was successfully . other members, by that opposed who argued _the law required fhe board to on hand a reserve fund for wnew- ipected emergencies such as fire or storm damage to school bulldings. The teachers urged that a salary | tae rease was an emervency, and that “Yes, I know! He Was Charged With Murder of :nembers of the board, in asking the the request for bigher school tax, had polnted to the ‘low salaries of the teachers as one of 15.—~ | the The jury returned a verdict of mur-| confronting case | |were led to believe that the Incrensed financial emergenetes the board. The voters rreatent ‘taxation was needed expressly fer New was charged with the murder the ¢euchers. KILLS = CHILD te Is Sucked Into Throat During | Hie and another child | the | In reply to thie members of, the board say that the teachers were fn. formed before the election that the ircreased taxes would not be colleet- able until January, 1921, and that they also were Informed, through ac- tion of the board, that it was not the intention of the board to apply all of the increased revenue to their nalus ries. Gradc Teachers to Benefit. Supt the increased rev. Centinee? on Page 3, Cotems 3 a for vocational training ~ Withers said that while the ~ grade'‘teachers would be the main — a A i ¥ 7 P om ‘. fal ae ig Niel REET: “OE RR min Bont toe am Een els: Re ONT te Ri Ae tihenes aug a = a a ee ee ant — a A Peg, <email t. et te CELT A OE LE ECON Alte NE Re Ne elon

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* es lS Pe ee reer Ss ~ F ra sepanines Oe, MOE)” may i SAE be x ek Ge THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15, 1920. ST LOUIS POST DISPATCH VANATCAPITAL Doctor ccoseo orig vomersin-Lew. [BAKER URGES PRECEDENT CITED Children Bring Cheer in BOLSHEVIK SEND mn nin manage 22 dH eet Vt YD FOR ARMIES. FOR SUSPENS ON eee ccceaee rae, CAFRMATION Oe USED Tt ) TRUCE ON TREATY CHTING “REDS” OF 5 SOGIALISTS “sci aio orovmer to KOLCHAN'S ARR ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH {2 . » as * * fz , : a i" , ‘ ‘ y oe ea & ag ‘ cidents of Canvass. | ng Dent ) Be: po & Former Detecti Secretary Asks That U. S. | Denial of Seat Pending In- Census workers find that the resi- Yesterday two women enterea | Wireless From Moscow f Se of Visit to Ss | ri d S rplus Military Sup- quiry, to Man From Utah | cence districts of wealthy St. Louis- | Tower ‘One 2 them and noticed the | lieved to Refer to - re a. as G ” " 4 : . ans differ from the storied home dis- | 4 elekdia so: Bs ae Elected to Fifty-Sixth Con-- purse, saying a8 s | at Irkutsk— Reds T, | i. Her. | table. One them reached: in her. plies to Forces Holding tricts of more effete cities in one re- “Another drive on? Oh, well, I! Urges Compromise, or Plan to Let Republicans Ratify | With Reservations With- - é ’ 4 . # ¥ ’ “1: . spect. Here, in the district of the | suppose we might as well give some- 10,000 Prisoners. , c : Back Bolsheviki. gress Is Pointed To. pampered Pom are found also many; thing and have it over with. ae . Eon out Democrats Voting. | — sclvathie * Shileuwk: ta 6 eee a YS SHE SA By the Associated Press. last night the census}; A man, 82.years old, insisted on| By the Assoctated Press. a SA e es c P es . * - oa = | ALBANY, N. Y., Jan. le. Lares sdamevatet. aaneneen during the giving the enumerator on Indiana | LONDO Jan. 15.—Reports of CHAIR, N lati ' that ‘the United States | dent for the action of the Assembly story hour and found three golden- | avenue a sure cure for rheumatism.;| the capture of Admiral Kole a mendations i } . S| : h ; ‘tary supplies to in suspending the five Socialist M€M-|haired youngsters listening to etal Fe — ro os plenary head of the all-Russian Gove ' furnish surplus military § s , aihim an @ as rnment —— Poland to aid it in repelling the west- in Siberia, have been ; fer found any sufferers in his a heitdalest 4, os occoe wna "oe Defendant in $ . led = ; ive them the benefit | a | ward advance 4 oo agg mai iat e children! trict to please g . Suit Decl. been made to tne ate eps age | patch today. » a a rs - . , . : f - aa. . ees nee. | Brig! H. Roberts. elected to the! bunny and all his, pets, interspersig; “'I have a niece visiting me, do you | The foregoing presumably refers on Orders in id snaking this announcement tor) een oa rans 4 ; hie words with friendly blows of tae! want her’? asked a woman. jto the report received lm ia B: day to the House Ways and Means) Fifty-sixth Congress from Utah, ac- | sting Se acohristines were “How long has she been visiting | Jan. 10 in a Moscow wireless mes- es . rest. ‘ ‘ yee ‘er Thaddeus C./}*‘ w- a Mitte sage which declared Admiral Ke Committee, Baker interrupted Gen.| cording to Speake: still with the boy. I saw Santa! you’’? hak had b&b a las Bliss. a former member} Sweet of the Assembly, in a formal/qjaus” he said. “I saw him last; Over a year.” cnak na een arrested in Irkutsk — t of Tasker H. iss, a Ame aus, : ‘ ‘ 'by Col. Pepellayev. “y Former Chief o of the Supreme Military Council and) ctatement issued by the Speaker to-/year, too. He was big and oe “ng | . ws H. Smith, testifying eric ‘legation, who ‘year. but he was long and thin last nu rator called severa | L * | Se . . “ reap ys corona aaa ag tp ve ek eneral | 249: shane Wh - was that?” PRs; My pa on Keokuk street Bolsheviki Take 10,000 Prisoners af “9 pat today in the tr | had told the iro ; . t “The remarks made in debate by | year. ) Ghewesen | umes at & “4 , t any res eens | Rostov-on-Don. | i Hildegarde H.: revival of war in Europe was no certain members of the Assembly | i ‘ avi aie. wae atone was unable to on an) sp | my tha Ashociasee uae He Miss ereun taitl “improbable” unless Poland could during the sessions of 1918 and 1919, am just $1 years Old, a to rings of the doorbell. LONDON, Jan. 15.—The Bolshe- > damages 'check the Russian Bol!sheviki armies. Fda " teneinbioes pertainten ° te the , Woman in a home on Illinois avenue. Yesterday a woman next door | Fee 7 | ee. Leahy, an attorney, | Considering Aid for Poles. | wopecat yrosecution of the war, Her husband looked up from his| came to the veranda and called out: | Viki have captured Rostov-on-De¢ ey denied that he had | The War Secretary also said that ep gawsien Moir attention.” Sweet Newspaper and said: “Say, if you want to find that fel- according to a _ wireless dispatch methods in his exa ‘the allied Governments were consid- mers : wT hie attttendie upon their part, “Now, Mary, you know that is not| jow any time after 6 in the morn- | from Moscow. | : Hallen in 1909 con ‘ering participation in the movement - t] : erith information which right: I know your age and the cen-| ing, you will have to go down to Ten thousand prisoners, 32 suns, geries of M. Dwi 'to aid the Poles. . Gen. Bliss told the rope ed me " tala Federal intelli- sus enumerator will forget it aS SOON | the corner saloon. He is making the | nine tanks and an enormous amoyw #4 whom she was em} aoeemeserse that the Huswen arenes penne othintel led to the creation of |#8 she leaves here. You are 36 years/ most of the short time left.” of baggage were taken, the state J rapher. tor Kendrick, Democrat, Wyoming were far better equipped than the the Lusk Investigatiing Committee, old.” — ment says. ae Miss Hallen, in t in dr se ‘ +r Ee: ho Ruse OS aaa aa ole , “ , | , = The Bolsheviki, it was a . Smith's ex eagle eee enasty MOS: J.& No See ee kt ae Poles, who athe = — ee of which I am ex-officio member. A rooster was perched on the stated ina. @ scribed Sm es , : me “Give my age?” asked a woman On |; ingpoard, five children were | Moscow wireless message picked upg distracting to her t re both Republicans FREUDENBERG. b °c oO iin necessary ' os ' eo | The committee is considering ask- ‘ = did epproacning s becoming ne * > was, she said, “going it alone. ; frain from voting, permitting imme- | die Sitnentarey Glass to advance $1%6,:|°" the first day of the session, Gi@|>.. ..umerators to work in the eve- | FEW DRUG STORES was sorry that 5s diate ratification by the Republicans | expel these five members from |. specially in the West End. In | - d with For aa ae sa /000,000 to Poland, Austria and other | ™°* ©*! ge , | Png, CSppcwany 5B tne ee | ef- T - mixed up with such reservations as they may. European bodintstel for ren, relief their seats in the Assembly. It em-/ ,any families it was found that the! The world war has not yet f O SELL WHISKY : ing that she accor adopt. This would make the Repub. | : Pas ; powered the Judiciary Committee of members are only home about tha! faced the Civil War, as a chronology UNDER PROHIBITION police station to m Deme see eet the - Aecsweatid “mg Rould’ be i daied te the Assembly to investiza™ yen hour of the evening meal. One! Post. “I was bo'n the thi'd year af- pe: nf Her mother and | mocrats to go before the people mete ee ee ee | lifics s and’ eligibility and | " as | ¥ ed t later in advocacy of seatoration o- aid Poland me mitary wey, Gen. piapempnnr yg 0 ve until the committee sperpetep nn ll Bip cre chauffeur who had once driven car- ee a é age a provisions of the treaty “cut out" by | ' Bliss said. ° pt report upon the subject. This | fered all evening as he went from rlages through the streets ofa ha statement be made the Republican reservations, he said. D FFIES Dr J A FREUDEN BERG Baker Advocates Food Relic. ie all that has been done. ‘home to home sniffing giavies or | Southern city. “My pa'ents mought may be debarred for one year from= were some things tl Bryan gaid he was making no sug- | M2 S. NETTIE } U oe, “ Following Gen. Bliss, Secretary “The Assembly has followed the desserts. Frequently the men of the have been bo’n in Alabam’, and may- “obtaining another permit to p : pleasant for other Kestion regarding reservations or oth- Dr. J. A. Freudenberg of Fon-du-| by his wife. “ft have nothing to say,” | Baker said food relief from America ysual rules and precedents in such homes would open cigar boxes for be in Af’ica, for all I know. scribe or sell liquor. = family to know. er action on the treaty. He reiterated ‘Lac, Wis., accused of the death of | is his answer to requests for a stat@-| would “protect the civilization of cases. ‘the enumerator while they finished a. | If it is found that there is litte oe Mrs. Haltlen ol that the Democrats could not afford (his mother-in-law, Mrs. Nettie Duf- | ment. the world.” He deciared chaos in “In the case of Brigham H. Rob-| .ourse. ‘BELL T0 COLLECT OLD PHONE J oF no drug store demand en a Se 10 go to the country sharing respon- | ges. is free on $30,000 bond provided Europe would affect America indus-|erts, a Representative elected from ——o | liquor now held in storage by sae 9 men.” sibility for delay in ratification, nor | — I trially by cutting off supply of raw the State of Utah to the Fifty-sixth At a home in Kingsbury place RATES PENDING END OF SUIT | loon keepers and dealers, their only — . “I told her,” Smit on the issue that the treaty should | | materials that could be obtained only Congress, his right to sit was chal. members of the family were seen. other alternative under the law will] —- we were not strang carry any moral obligation limiting | TEACHERS DECLARE | there, and would seriously affect the lenged by an individual member of moving about within the house. but 'Specia! to the Post-Dispatch. be to have it denatured under Gove" / we wero paid to pt arene of Congress. ' : MANY WILL QUIT $10,000,000,000 in Ameriean loans to that body on the ground that. his ‘neither ringing nor knocking brought JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. 15.— | ernment supervision and sold f “i people.” Gl Repubiicens ana oe AT END OF TERM foreign Governments. conduct had rendered him ineligible. | ...jonse. Finally admittance was| Judge Slate, in the Cole County Ctr-|non-beverage purposes, the drug -.. He permitted Mr ocrats promi o* 8 ) ne A resolution was adopted by the gained through the kitchen door and cuit Court today permitted the Bell | store being the only avenue throug og" company her dar atin a nen ree the effort to) —— House denying hem the right to 1, the oldest son was called. | Telephone Co. to file a $100,000 su- | which liquor may be obtained “to them to dress wart treaty has ee we on the peace) _Continsed From Page Onc. ALLIED PREMIERS T0 CONFER seat until after the report of the! «you came pretty near not getting | Persedeas bond which will permit it | be used internally.” ro time Stephen Lay, § Lodge, the Re iiieeat ac PB aasgemeny? PT on department also were entitled to EM N FO FORMER KAISER ‘committee to. investigate as t@ his: i.» ne said. “We thought it was the | to continue to collect the rates which The internal revenue office here’ in, and as he was de Senators New diene: Kellog and) consideration, and. that additional ON DEMAND FOR qualifications. : (tax assessor, and we are in no hurry |the Public Service Commission or- | has not received a supply of the pers gm Of the door fell off. Mipnesota and Lenréch ° he a off echoo! equipment, made necessary by [Jetectives Arres| Trio of me ne | “In ite final report the Mage NR tr ‘about talking to him. Last year he/dered reduced in December, _mits and prescription blanks used by™ len to remark _— sins were t t ne abd increase in population, would have to : , = . List of 600 Germans Wanted for War reviewed not only the facts broug vi put our house down for about twice| Among the reductions ordered was | druggists and doctors. 4 » long time. (Mis a - . : . . 7 . = ‘a ~~ or »* : ho . iN ‘ j ry Senator Owen ager wae ated Attorney Hocker has informed th» With Employes. Examined. | but the precedents bearing upon th A voice from above interrupted: | straight business line service in St. | jt wag said that the absence of theses ge ‘“icked the door unt a ‘two ar thre t) . a 10m teache rs that he will look into the, By the Assoctated Press. procedure followed. Speaking upon : “Who is that - Louis. The commission also ordered blanks might be construed as an — ; off.) The Si iasteeain a |financial situation of the school sys- nor often ahend . one PARIS, Jan. 15.- Premiers Clem- this point, they said: hag ‘The census,” son responded, and | that the $3.50 charge for removal emergency, and that doctors might Gunner 7 Hallen, , this morning examine the text of the innumerable instances exercised the |. re ee 'minated. ote tween him and Mis home a . -_ | preliminary conference with the! ~ eat iat Oe anes , , ‘ an assessor. | ; blanks untill the official ones are ré- score af Democrats conferred i Co, store, at Tenth street and Wash-| gamand to be made upon Hellandiright to stop a member-elect at the P | The company appealed from the | ceived. but that a detailed record of him to take his sist¢ last week = committees representing the Grad» ape ain fet = j . | mént. pad tegy a lnm ees | Teachers’ Association and High ar ge enn, ee nasi for the extradition of former Em- threshold and refuse to permit him | Census inspectors have a small|commission’s ruling to the Cole all such prescriptions must be kept © _ strike the brother ¢ ; . : : ‘ “Hea » ent’ — , : a ‘ . : , a ‘ : a . Stan - 4 @ . . ae hie bon tne, re. School Teachers’ Association the lat- of cared a on the sé yee. vrtengfes -peror William, according to the Ma-~- to be sworn in until an Inn estigation table in the lobby of postoffice sub- i ounty Circuit Court. Under today’s by the doctor ahd the pharmacist. ™ Miss Hallen had 1 for: submission ie'the Re Ne ag q iter part of the week. /the store at Sines — today on at tin. The Premiers will also inspect has been made as to his right to a stations, where they make headquar- order the company may continue to ¢ was expected the blanks weutt be: * brother was felled tor Owen said. } PESneaNe, | The annual salariesypuid to teach- | belief that they were about to steal) ine list of German officers and sol-/ seat.’ ters, much after the order of those | make the old charges for service and | gvajable within a few days after the Smith. pected that the cont hee in Bhs M6 Lolis ielementary| °0°° Worth of furs. diers accused of violation of the laws Committee's Report Adopted. used by Red Cross, and other or-/removal and installation until the |), goes into effect - a Room Well-Ligh over the whole Ona ef ae we | echools are $1400 for head assistants rhe men held are carry gag of war and whose surrender wil! be “The report of the committee was | ganization workers during the war. appeal is decided. sf Miss Hallen was romise " segues ($1250 for first assistants, $850 for ourg. 24 years ord, of $939 yer = demanded -from the Berlin Govern-| adopted by tbe House by a vote of ——————— lighted room, not * new = substitut | aecond assistants, $1450 to $£550 for avenue; James mousey, +3, 2 -~"\ment. This list is said to comprise | 768 to 50. : “a «one, as she testifies A eee veteee OT) neinell nd 50 e142 *., North Nineteenth street. and Harry approximately 600 names | “While the preamble of the reso- IS OE x eK xx xx xxx xx xrxxxx>xxrurr ures es on a chair. tot a) le 10 of the lea ¢ principals, aud $1450 to $1950 fer!) . ~~ ots A tina aithteia | s. | ore gue of nations | Fainstick, 22, of 2020 Carr street. luton adopted by the assembly sug- clared. Her manr covenant, drafted by Senator Colt, pubattute principats rme, greatest Greenberg and Fainstick were ar: gests certain associations and con- | ae ok tiehe that a the seriousness of a Republican, Rhode Island. of the | Percentage of teachers is in the rested on general suspicion Tuesday UJ § GIVES ALLIES TREE SEEDS nections of the suspended members cee, reservation” Sroup, was die) nee a a one night and were held at police head- | _ which might indicate their disquali- ack , | , nowledgments 4a c d today by the Rhode Island | second assistants. quarters until 5 p. m. yesterday, Be the Agsociated Prens fication, the committee is not direct- | ancdber manner i Dette were! Democrats and | . saalliiten oa nage ong wy gear B when they were released on bond,| © S c N. i he ed primarily to investigate the prin- rance of the law wi Republicans. It would declare that) ° > meee paeey gone Tea onl atter being charged with vagrancy. || ty preg ng es eee | ciples of any political party or any Miss Hallen was Congress had the sole power to de- suggested that a revised schedule of When a large number of employes | 2/0" tree seeds were formally pre- other organization except as they | drink water and ] that she drank any. testified that she w ' : av , - " , sented th (79Vern > Fr clare war and thaé the United States moaneres -Gnaule provide for a. mini reported for duty at 7 a. m. it Was pe _— wernment of France. have a bearing upon individual qual- ee 5 PS EE > RINT RITE |is a very different proceeding from} drink a pitcher full Versies between nations unless “in to a maximum of $2000. Tho present! nen later arrested. Employes of today. : iain aia . , : is required to investigate and ascer- ‘Smith testified | - | efter seven yoars service seventh floor and mingle with the used in reforesting the devastated WATERPOWER | were arrested before the furs were | /sles for war purposes. |conduct, have expressed such opin- | Seok tine Hlalion’l | ] , : | —_ ct, hav press s 2 - a bites * oer over her notary be a 10 years’ fight,'the Senate today| MORGANFIELD, Ky., Jan. 14.—' Woman Who Killed Husband Freed, | unfit to sit in an American legislative ' , , S > ] ~ Smith testified | of differences between the/ am accessory to the death of Robert acquittal was returned by a jury in| pecia Min tenia | | : . 66 " forest fires In } na few weeks is expected. j}cember. was called today. Morehead was charged with the murder of her Choeolates, 60c, 70c NIGHTS T0 PLAY RED DOG | ered its former action and restored, | stead knowingly and falsely declared | *“!f-@efense. declaring she shot her 50c per pound |president of the Goebel-Reid Gro- : , - 4 ‘ Belgiu and Gr rits , e would assume no territorial obliga- mum of $1000 the first year and an noticed that three strangers en- © Great Britain by th 'ifications of a suspended member. It | : tr at ne : , . i . | the case of an impeachment upon result that she be any particular case” Co ‘gress should schedule, with a minimum of $850, the store who watched them told the They were accepted by the Consus nuit . 'tain whether in its opinion the sus- examination alone other em ployes a nd prepare to,“ reas of Belg.um and ft rance a nd the took Miss Hallen a By the Associated Press. ‘ions, have associated themselves in! his suggestion “th ; % , he d +. *j e( ' . . Passed the waterpower bill, which |The, case of Erastus Millstead, alias | "” ‘"° A**ocisted Press. Candy | assembly. — . a : the employ of the 1 and Senate. “Morehead, who ended his life at his ‘"® ©ircult Court here today in the member of the FI ; 0. | and 80c Spe- : © vote was 62 to 18, and was Was a prominent ana popular farmer. husband, Loma Hammons, last No- oa [pete ae 44 to 22, an amendment which ,to Morehead that he was a United husband, from whom she had been Crest Candy Shop ee Oe ee ees 517 PUTS RESPONSIBILITY ON REPUBLICANS Lodge, New, Kellogg and _Lenroot to Meet Hitchcock and Omen in Effort to Agreg on Treaty. By the Associated I’resa | | bers pending the investigation by the} stories coming in mew fashion from Judiciary Committee to determine pendrin | aeEON - as mmeak , whether they are qualiifed to serve; | oo. to the e..umerator and pre-| of his information. as legislators, is found in the case Of | .,eged to tell all about his stuffed | Pi Se) a ¥ WASHINGTON, Jan. 15 William J. Bryan arrived at the Capitol to- Gay and conferred with severe!) | Democratic Senators. The first Sen- ator he saw was Senator McKeliar, Democrat, Tennessee, who is under- stood to have initiated the prescnt treaty compromise movement. Sena- tor McKellar collaborated with Sene ead ue Padad ca aE Oe ral 4 s tah the surrendah,” drawled a negro ou — —_—— i ; YY - ¥ 4 — 2 ef @ 2, One step — will bring you to the right table beverage The realization of harm to nerves and digestion from tea and coffee, points the way to Instant Postu Its the regular thing for people to want to be healthy, so when the use of coffee ets at your nerves, make h wit anley. P ostum Absolutely free from Caffeine. At grocers-No raise in price. Made by Postum Cereal Co. Battle Creek Mich. a - . a - ~~ oe a 2 - a oe @ al - * — ee Se -_ - - es turning im 1907, 3 ward becoming C! Hie stated that al were in pursuance John M. Blayne tified that the St. Co., originally nan in the suit, had Hallen for $1000, asked him to tndle len had shown a ¥ with Leahy for § said that he could Miss Hallen had tions of a settleme “Smith Is No Mi Sald on Star At the session y Leahy, one of the pleted his testime he participated ip tioning of Miss H stead Avenue Pol night of March | mitted that from spoke to former ‘ Smith, who inter lee. Leahy ‘conte present merely as vVitation of his co leahy represent law, the late F. A Victime of Fortne In regard to | which the plainti Leahy said that 1 Used by Smith or 2° 22.7 2 @ tions or interfere in any contro- increase of $100 a year for 11 years tered with them. These were the American Forestry Association here | nae : ae pee : ; ; ‘formulated gharges. The committee ! able. authorize intervention. provides for a maximum of $1350 detectives they saw them go to the cf the three countries and will be ; led members, separately and in- | I ’ , _}woodlan ‘ pars we SO pas ween | not participated in BILL PASSED | MAN'S WORDS ALLEGED TO HAVE wrap up the furs in a bundle. They | oodiands cleared in the British | gividually, have been guilty of such| ww ; | their home, where ASHINGTON, Jan. 15.— Ending | special to the Post-Dispatch. . |such’ retationships as render them } AVA. i . voy | get into more trout now goes to conference, for the com- ) Thomas Logan, charged with being AVA, Mo., Jan. 15.—A verdict of nal enactment of the measure | home. near Henshaw, early last De- | ‘!@! Of Mrs. Harriet Hammons, who Friday and Saturday vember. Mrs ses? | celal, v2 from 1889 to 1903, ta after the Senate had reconsiu-| The warrant charges that Mill-. oe agegh Mrs. Hammons pleaded rederick Goebel, 46 years old, would limit the Government license | States detective and had obtained separated, when he came to her divorce against Mrs. Martha Goebel on development projects to 25 cents | evidence that would send Morehead home and attacked her after she had | N. Grand in the Circuit Court today, said that | per horsepower. | to the penitentiary. Morehead refused a cash offer from him te be} _as 6when he pressed his wife for an ex- | The bill as passed by the Senate! brooded over this, it is charged, un- allowed to obtain a divorce without | ‘planation as to why she remained Provides for creation of a Federal} til he took his own life. | ooemeemenmee ete: ) OVERCOATS jaway from home two and three | Water-power commission, which! George Vandiver, the first witness, | PURIT | 'nights a week until 1 a. m., she re- Would be authorized, after investiga-|told of finding Morehead in a tent ae a any. dandruf? | LIKE NEW | plied that she was playing “Red | a ES RN RS nt eS = . 7 > i > - . ne — ee — _ tion, to issue licenses for develop- | with his throat cut and the razor stil) Dandruff and then your hair Bought from the Swellest | Dog’’ with four other women. He ) ment of water power projects “for a/in his hand. Other witnesses testi- Remedy will again grow. | |said he understood that “Red Dog” | gonable annual charre.”’ \fied that Milistead had clwimed ha Large Bettie, Tic | 'Was a game of poker in which the. ‘wes a detective. Ruth Morehead. At druggists. bar- 'stakes were rather high. | ‘little daughter of Morehead, testified bers and veautly par- weer e | The Goebels were’ married Nov. om * « - - l ‘s. ” 4 , ian = 5 LOUIS POST-OISPATCH | that Milistead and her father had a. ne 28, 1900, and at the time of their —>-—hlUce : " - £ = & & > >: = + — , - | Ask your dealer for it separation, Nov. 21, last. occupied an ‘Pounded by JOSEPM PULITZE .conversation Friday before her fa- ; Lady's Wo "lo: - P ; oe a 6 i tare ULITZER . atk tinea y Rd nS ae apartment at 5561 Waterman ave- | Clausen Chemical bBo yy AL, Muff .. £8.50 F nue. Goebel's suit is being contested “5 7 A. Sees ther’s death, in which Milstead told Be. fth and Olive Streeta "| Morehead he was coming after him Shoes bill. Bot kj f Child's _ x ‘81.50 £; ON a cross-bill. oth are asking for ‘ati the custody of their children, Fred, | ee the following Sunday morn! ‘ r b SS oe eek sa eee that they might se sheull tee napa 2 TRADE MARE Company 3837 DEL : . . ae ~ the ues bar resublica tae er vat en- neta seeming | Goebel, in his testimony, cha _ | »« @iamat credited to it or not ae oie his wife with drinking. but no other | | ‘ A. paeer ne ajn0 the "inc HOUSE KILLS AIR MAIL ITEM | | ‘witness testified to this. Mrs. Goe- | special POMPEU a n ‘th P leted Pr met | | ee bel this afternoon introduced three | y e Asenciat rd ress j 1 Dal > , | — WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.—An item | ONE ! ES} y i ons |character witnesses, who praised her 9 : 0 any BY MAIL IN! of $850,000 . Py: ' ay ' behavior, and on the basis of this 4 8) ; for continuing the exist- SPAGHETTI bs | e ic . testimony, her lawyer ge a ee . ing air mail service beyond July 1 POLE LT ito | perenty 4 a “a wes he awarded on ‘ pul Bunda, ame vear..:22;.: 4 | next, was stricken out of the post. | - : nton- §& || sskee' pags a eats ca | om one year... ... 3.00 office appropriation bill in the House | | her crossbill. | a, | oF ee Late teense today. Abandonment of existing Spaghetti and Macaroni | The M tP. / LS i | ost Fopuiar -_— -_ - _ ee = te a a a f | Cosson, petween New York and Negro Assailant of Woman Lynched, SMBalls Gel o's, Bonin | Washington and New York and Chi- Sat dnd seonatie oie oe ae | a thé Aeenink Peek | ty { : : ee bate ce you ° ' 2 m, a v. be a , ede eee o_— if — wale af ion bogey Number- Wor ar ent FLORALA, Ala., Jan. 15.—Jack ’ os a? uly 7. i Seon. z io , | mm | Waters. a negro, was lynched here 5 Fer cak na eee ee ce wenenlé the sir — Seon See last night after an alleged attack on mail servicé cost $5.25 a ton mile as Mfd. by DALPINI MACARONI Co, in America a white woman. His body was found A, Olive €000, Kinloch, Central esoo. age wy Rate § cents a ton mile St. Louis ‘this morning hanging to a telephone a service, ' pole riddled with bullets, * er ' . — Pe . hin oP xs. - ; ° i . bs - ce Se a . ren ) =3 - * ’ ‘ > * . 4 . : ° ? * a J Ne » ~ " - K Kj K) Ky K » + Ku K My A K X) K) XK) " ¢t x A, “? 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THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15, 1920. _—" Ce ee ee es ee Pe ro oe j 4 ; o * , . - Q tn POST-DISPATCH | T0 STANDARDIZE i CT. U. THANKSGIVING: MSN £? OLDS |r ee _— GIRL 9 SU i a ie ~~ Sw ednesday Club Offers Plan for | Employe to Work 8 Hours and Board Self. > i a ee - ~ i i LETC RG As SE Es RS ere EAE WO ee ATL: WEEE CU gg : TH DENIES HE Physician Convicted in Drug Case ATION OF DI. THOMAS S. MANNING. T Californian’s Political Affiliations : " Said to Have Been With | 7 SARREST ISS HALLEN His tory of Fight for Prohibition | Mrs. Sue Ow ens, Who Réunied! bli ; Interpretation Will Decide ae : ean ; e | Be Outlined. Ago, Commemorates Event. NEW YORK, Jan. 15.—Julius H. | 000,000 of Field Estate. Mo w B ‘ r Detective Chief Tells, Barnes, United States wheat director J vd Visit to Stenographer’s A epee «Paavo dt ener entaneagd St. Louis members of the Wom- Mrs. Sue Owens, 82 years old. of. and United States Senator Reed Special te the Post-Dispatch »| wages and living c nh house- an’s Christian Temperarce Union | 5884 Etzel avenue, a missionary of |} ee ** Reds Take ; § of the servant problem, formulated | ang fore ee ae Fg 8 of the | terpretation of the word “Issue” de- 3 F Her . {iby a group of members of the/| thanksgiving for national prohibi- | Eleventh street, yesterday celebrated | ational Wholesale Dry Goods Asso- pends the success of Iegal proceed- ers. , rom . | a OR ae a ws ?| Wednesday Club under the leader- tion at the Young Women’s Chris- the thirty-ninth anniversary of the ; a | : TO ate a , tee : | are ak P. ~ remy ‘ass Sears tian Association headquarters, 1411 founding of her weekly mother’s | 7 = Republican and a close/in behalf of her son, Henry An- nay ; ‘aivad ey, | Locust street, tomorrow from 10:30 | meeting on Jan. 14, 1881. Twenty- ‘riend of Herbert Hoover. In his/ thony Marsh, 3 years old, whose fa- 15.—Reports of Mad : ) , | indorsement of the Social Economy . " , . . ' . . dmira! Kolchak q a CHAIR, NOT BENCH ¢ > a ~~ a . & ae of the ae bye ogame: from 1 to 2 p. m. which, as usual, consisted of singing | Pr ie his friend as a possible can- Serra tapi ae he - on ake Wee , ee" | nS eS sae 5d t was voted to send a question- e€ morning session will be and pr: . , ate for the presidency on either | @!« ~ oe 7 : prayer. Mrs. Owens has never P | established a fund of $100,000 ¢5F confirmed, it is > ae . «a on ‘|employers of domestic service ask- | Mrs. H. H. Wagoner, Mrs. FE. M. Kel “The « ; , : , ’ , ‘ : - . -' § | . . » 4 . 4o SWEe Pi *redit belon S re) } » - ow wireless dis. | Defendant in $65,000 Dam- ie ee / ee ere Lee . ing them to state their opinions |ler and Mrs. Margaret Skinner, aft- | but to Him who ins red - > ided ole neha ee to Hoorer was met! tract between his brother and hee iY S it D | H A ed | ot a one Me fei pired and guided with enthusiastic cheering. The suit is to collect two-fifths + mS | age ul eciares rie Act r }|between employers. and household | lesson reading by. Mrs. M. R. Foy. | patch reporter. 0“ ' , presumably rer workers, and to subscribe to certain | Irs. Wagoner, one of the few liv-| “I began the mother’s meet! _ “I have known Herbert Hoover in- ly set aside for Henry Field by his gree In ‘haeaee ering. | timately, through several years of| grandfather, Marshall Field. Former ncon i | é ! . i | Federati ill t i ‘ of ean ; | Pos er; a situation. Federation, will tell of the history of |the Boyle Memorial Center, b j eless mes- . rest. besbat Te ae (| The chief questions asked the em- |the St. Louis local and its leaders. I wanted to have mantingn st sone | learned to value his friendship and for the boy baby, declared that he feted tn irk ~ | regard it as one of the chief rewards | jg entitled to this share because the rkutsk PPO >| liver an address’on the life and work , 4 a , Oe CAAT poorer c lasses who m } re Former Chief of Detectives James_ ; of the late Eliza B. Ingalls, who, |of place in a bie 9 Flan —apfg we Pose I feel that from that knowledge | income should be collected by Henry 0,000 Priso }| for 27 years, was president of the St. | meeting, which was attended by 10 can state, tor: the Seaeserence Of | Field or his “Manes : ners at today in the trial of the suit of : political partisans and the encour- | Holds Child Is Heir to Patatec. The story of the early crusade except Mrs "irgzini: a _— . » Ss. Virginia Bartlett, was never allow himself to be a candi- the child is entitled to the two-fifths, 15.—The Bolshe. Rostov-on-Don, ' and Plans for Future Will | Mothers’ Meeting 39 Years | soeciat to the Post-Dispateh. Marsh Baby Can Inherit $2,- to Capture ' Smoot were the principal speakers . "AGO “me : G S }} hold service as offering a solution | CHICAGO, Jan, 15.—-Upon the Ime { me to et tatement. | will hold a service cf praise and Boyle Memorial Center, §16/North | ) _Clation, at the Waldorf. Barnes !s ings begun today by Peggy Marsh SHE SAT ON ) Je bes | | ee ae > wie E. Bulkley, yesterday received the | a YS ‘ 4 a ve | Soci . a. m. to 4:30 p. m., with a luncheon |three women attended the services. speech, he frequently mentioned the| ther was Henry Field, grandson of ‘i ) Field fan Government 2 | a a : : a ‘ | naire to 100 representative women | Opened with short topical prayers by | missed a meeting. the Democratic or Republican ticket. | emery Marat: in cette ae ** ; : a xe ° = ‘!upon certain points of disagreement |e¢r which there will be a scripture | ,me,” Mrs, Owens said to a Post-Dis- | Barnes sald in part: of the $5,000,000 trust fund original- yy > > tA 9 . ’ “ee : Loh tL on Orders in Making Ar- | iG ame 8 seh Tag | {;rules in the effort to remedy the | ing charter members of the St. Louis | which resulted in the foundation of ' | ; , | close association in his work. I have Gov. EKdward F. Dunne. appearing d Admiral Ko! 4 | , meee 7 ) a ) - = | §$ pl if she will ree t -| /The Rev. Hezekiah Magill . re oa ve ! ployer are 1e ag o em a agill will de- ble character, for the people of the | of three years of public service. original Field will provides that this Smith, testifying in his own be-!) . * o . ) pee , | Louis Federation of the W. C. T. U.!w ‘ Pow > ar 0 hin | women, all of whom now are dead | agement of good citizens, that he will Ex-Gov. Dunne not only held that Wireless § dispatch Hildegarde Hallen for $65,000 ‘ “ . PU age , | Ade , | = oe | days in the fight against liquor in held in the Ashley Suilding, at _date for high office, nor allow his; put that he is heir to the residue of és from himself and John S. ly, an attorney, for false arrest, tied that he had used third-degree | nods in his cxamination of Miss en in 1909 concerning the for- | St. Louis will be told by Mrs. Co- rinne Pratt. The Rev. M. T. Hall will speak on world prohibition and world evengelism. The presidents of six St. Louis Broadway and O'Fallon Street. The \landlord refused to allow the meet- | ing until I paid the rent of a tenant whom he was about to evict. “From the Ashley Building, we re- | taneous and universal popular de- | contract between Henry friends to make an effort in his be-| the estate—more than $50,000,000. half, unless there shall come such! The manager of the estate, al- indisputable evidence of such spon- though granting the validity of — Field ane mand that it will overwhelm his | the Marsh girl, mateteine th at the isoners, 32 guns, — K of M. Dwight Fortner, by enormous amount ys whor om was employed as stenog- taken, the state. | unions wil! pay tribute to the-mem- , ™oved to a building at Sixth street | 7 } 4 . J for : Sis Halien, in testimony, has de- > eg = 3 Ap 7 25 years president of the State to the Y. M. C. A., which was locat- | | Henry r eld Saad i it was stated in a scribed Smith's examination ; | er ¢ “4 LZ es , / Ww. c. T. U ed downtown Here, on Sept. 27 ‘the duty of his friends to insist On | “jawful issue,” and not to natura as so —" ¥ tytn Egat “ Este 4 : - «4+! the subordination of his ersonal | .n;j ave. ee Picked up ing to her that she has suf- While the morning session will be oe 1, Crgamises the Boyle Me- _ preference to continue as auivahe go + a ho . will draw gai preys the id from permanent nervous all- ‘in the main reminiscent, the after- ise Ress sed cos ae Ladies’ citizen in imam partisan service with yon dant ieendaad contended ad en.- : noon meeting will look to the future. yt Managers. n 1887 we or- | ents since. ~ & . ©. | an nine > , ' “He is instinctively a Liberal and a “Marshall Field expressly wt _Rostov-on- Smith's Story of Examination. «i eee ; | \ ~~ ) After devotional exercises Mrs. L. H. Fpeemee op the | People's | entral | Promreantes,’ Bits noiitioa! sitinstons itr sa bows a oe fee at that an yrmeriy the capital Smith’s relation of the incidents 3? : _ . , , , . )| May, State corresponding secretary, ing ee ee ee have been with the Progressive Re- | ‘issue’ he meant a son of Henry Field = ~ ; will give details as to the national ~ publicans.”’ e and theFe- is no dispute but what it of Gen, Denikine. ‘ef the examination and the events ~¢ . f port of the Don plans and program of the organiza- a Sunday School Conducted. ie th Marsh is the son of In addition to the mother’s meet- Henry Anthony : , , the late Henry Field and Pec, . = ~ : . Yeading up to it was substantially as |’ . 7 | . ( ;' | ae ortance being in. follows: ° . | , a ce = (ition in aiding enforcement of na- eae ° Wation on the main J He went to the Hallen homo and |: hi te ON i PPO KS }|tional prohibition, and in furthering | (VS% 0b Wednesday, we were also| BRITISH RAILWAY UNIONS ‘Marsh with whom he lived. and south, and was admitted by Miss Hallen’s| ; (; the movement “to make the whole |— eung & Sunday school ‘and | “T = will Marshall Field ex- Caucasian Rail. 4 {(l world dry.” ,; women's Bible class on Sundays.” A n ae oo ; ; | k ap ® mother. He made a cheery remark | me 2 | ry. ltt. esthumited enry Anthony Marsn © Jefferson Barracks and for _ 17/| times I would trespass. and j | , ; | . . 7 » SHG IR CRISS ion the lower grades of the service. the treatment accorded her by Henry knew why it was advisable that the | , | e mi: . as \ | , ‘” : ; marement be made there, as there months house mother” at Fort Des! cases I was politely told to keep my = ; Meld.” he added. “It has been | Moines, will tell of her work among) hands off, but I did not mind, be-|. The Government's offer accepted _. . sat during his life he gave en wear from were some things that would be un- | © pre- : , | : . , 4 Pp — peer members of the |: the soldiers. Elmer r. Ball will tell cause I knew those people were dor | by the pr fe men maintains the her approximately $50,000 and prorr- that there is little — Mrs. ‘Hallen objected to her of plans for prohibition law enforce- ing the same work that I was. sliding ——_ and the wage is fixed | 1.2.4 to pay her double that sum to demand for the Sater going out with “strance |; ;ment in the state. : “My missionary work has always | °™ the averuge, nes the maximum 1. used for the maintenance of the in storage by sa~ Fone,” 1 « »' In the course of the meeting there been among the poorest classes, but | P@y-. It makes further np aenpaenne ew dealers, their only “T told her,” Smith testified. “thst 5; will be vocal numbers by Mrs. Cath- I never get tired of them. I don't a the form of bonuses for women | (jilbert FE. Porter, atterney for the : under the law will We were not strange men and that JE? ) PR Pee, m, bya Aga Maher, Mrs. C. Grifflin and Dr. | care how low people may be, they | and some —— The Government of- Field estate, argued that the chill tured under Gov- We were paid to protect, not harm as a ___| #re not too low for me to care for sore ee ete ene eee et ene | Wes Mlegitimate and under the tam ee 1 ee (== ——== | them.”” and to reconsider individual cases ,could not inherit unless specifically iw here the adjustment works hard- named in the will. sion and sold for — people.” Syke : | ploying asis of an eight- | -t P ‘averred. Hie admitted that Smith | scription from him?” potent oyna ote pore | scriptions for drugs, Dr. Manning ar- | Mrs. Owens said that one of the ' my lines 79 | ranged to have Cucchi set up a busi- | hardest classes she had to deal with | Ship. Peggy Marsh was a chorus girl ta The men agreed to drop their de- Fragen: when she met Henry Field A nF, BS 0 I ES SBR a i BS ee * WHISKY PROHIBITION Page One. Sketched in courtroom by | a Post- Dispatch Staft Artist. i i i th a a a a a i i i ite a oe —. os eS a ch it tinh lati Wi i lt th ei lili i Se iy ee i i i a a > arrangements with Cucchi to fill urposes, the drug He permitted Mrs. Hallen to ac- | e to woe seg oe on ma wg [inanner was foreetul in i. = Tg gg pefore yesterday,” she Fe"! ploye to board and lodge herself, to fill tl | intoxi¢ated “You | © ‘s ri ‘ a Ne > | Besee. | mearl wh , ness to fi 1em. were intoxigated persons. revenue office here ingand as he was departing the knob | for the purpose of oo it agen Prog trac es the ae ae ee ‘the title “household assistant” to do- | Manning until after he opened his cents a few years —_ erred a eh es ; frm w | reveal the i rome aivulnall asupply of the per- of the door fell off, causing Mrs. Ha}. | 1c )6=C rs Whereab« 7. 7 m cou ve observed in Lis sunken mestic employes rather than such store’ on Delmar boulevard. Hlis how I used to fight that old ‘905°! tion blanks used by’ 'lén to remark that it had been loose | Sormer. who at the time was 4 eyes and sallow complexion. Ile Alstdatatal taseen de thaid-servant: testimony was emphatic, and at “The results of my efforts have ‘MISS MARY LACKAY, TEACHER tors, la long time. (Miss Hallen’s testi- ugitive, Leahy said. turned his hat over and over, con- The advantages and disadvantages | times he shouted his answers, pound- been surprising. Persons who ap-| Down Go Prices of @ specific ruling Imony was that Smith on a later visit | os ——— tinually, as he testified. He said that) 4+ the proposed system, from. the/ ing the railing around the witness peared to be so low and degraded as | hy SCHOOLS 50 YEARS, DIES TrTowoRROWw the absence of these “kicked the door unti] the handle flew | : ADDICTS RELATE or te _— 20 vs — a lstandpoint of the employer, are|chair. He oe that there never | to be hopeless often turned into good | a y . | or four days. an a when. 20 fel ecictees ; inted| was any “material increase” in the citizens.” Old T Cl g Sal arsed atin a Hallen, Miss Hallen’s | STORY OF DRUGS AT ‘on the road for longer than that time, | ae ee on caabietaail amount of drugs prescribed by Dr. Asked what she considered the re- Began as Assistant at Old Madison - ime earin € r own prescription ‘brother, did not place himself be- | TRIAL OF DOCTOR | be Carries enougn to last, Fe al- working an eight- hour shift, the| Manning for any one person. Higgs ™ ard of her 38 years of work, Mrs. | School in wee Resigned in AT THE OLD RELIABLE official ones are re- ‘tween him and Miss Hallien, defying Continued From Page (ac. ways has a supply with him, he said. housekeeper will have to devote cer-| asked what he meant by “material | Owens said: “My reward is_ the : 2 GLOBE a detailed record of /him to take his sister, and he did not | ~—— : ree] ord He also said that Dr. Manning had /tain hours to actual labor and care! increase.” knowledge that I have seen broken-| Miss Mary E. Lackay, 76 years old, fons must be kept strike the brother down, Smith said. | USe, Cost about $15 vi ag nce - |Sradually reduced the amount of!/of the home. On the other hand. “If you don’t know what it means, ,; down men and women come to the /for 50 years a teacher In the public | Man Ss a Ties 35¢ Hid the pharmacist. Miss Hallen had testified that her | ‘!"8 to thelr Jat Wome oon nner drugs prescribed, but admitted that) under a more business-like system | look it up,” Cucchi answered. front and make good Christians. | schools here, died yesterday from | Knitted ’ | the blanks would be brother was felled by a blow from| *ddicted to Yetta ny? apse. cides he bought it from “peddlers” when {he employe may be expected to be; Dr. M. A. Bliss and Dr. M. W.! And the evening time of my life is/ pneumonia at the home of her niwe, ‘Men's one Gloves 35¢ ha few days after the ® Smith. ago, and he ollowed a } he could get it. 7 trained and efffrient. It is pro-| Hogue. neurologists, testified tht the penter and ».2omercalll for it. Mrs. S. M. Buder, 3410 McKean wen i Reese - | . Noom Well-Lighted, He Says. they testified. ui May Turner's head was twisted posed, also, that the Wednesday/the reductive method of §treat- |nue. She suffered a stroke of pa-| Boys Corduroy Pants, $1.25 Miss Hallen was taken to a well-| Mrs. Kane teetered uncertain|) a5;over on one shoulder as if by some) Club sponsor certain training schools;ing drug addicts is practical onlv FIXE ralysis two years ago and had been | Heavy : ‘lighted room, not a dim!y-lighted she ascended to the witness stand. | muscular affliction when she took | from which efficient domestic work-| when they are confined. Because, SUGAR PROFIT HERE r | D an invalid since. ‘Men's Kleeced Undershirts, 69s "one, as she testified, and was seated n her timorous eagerness to please, | the stand. Her voice was hoarse and | ers may _be obtained. they said, if they are at liberty, they _ She began teaching as a third as-| Men’ Ss All-Wool Shirts, 20 “ona chair, rot a. bench, as she de- she frequently answered before the wheezy, and more lke a man's 2.38 | So ——_lEFET Eo U(will geet narcotics wherever they can. price Fixers Allow RKetailers $2, sistant at the old Madison School in | Bivue Flanact ‘elared. Wer manner was so jovial question was | seagate Sree" a woman's. She spoke in staccato, “The effect of the continuous use Wholesalers $1 Profit Per 100. 1864. Six years later she became first ‘Men’ Ss Wieeved Union Suits. 1.50 “and s6 light that he cautioned her of Do aged — eter y 1) jerky — ne _ / ‘ * them, and that they subsequently or these drugs is to virtually destroy | The Fair Price Commission last | @8S8istant, and in 1878 was made head | M & Bo "Heavy Cy at 19¢ “the seriousness of a charge of taking mouth © 7 yee ' : rom Various Sources et the @ruee-from Cucchi the will power so far as abstaining | ....+ jesyed an order that all sugar, | assistant at the Carroll School, where en Ss yS Coat e ers, “Yes, sir, I do,” she said, and later; She became an addict six years 6 ° «healer = ; from them is concerned,” said Dr.| "= ‘She remained until 1909,. when she Men, | acknowledgments as a notary in an natahe took it both ways. | ak aes etete »| Jack Heath and his wife, Jessie, | ancl | whether beet or cane, should be sold | Men's $5 Rese. Sweaters 2.90 ‘improper manner and said that igno- explained that she too yS.'ago, but first visited Dr. Manning - Dhih ie bias were ematinen Hogue. Even though an addict ; : , | was made head assistant at the Pes- | vupe “When did you first get drugs/about three years ago. as nha nie: ¢ tell ¢ eer | earnestiy wants to quit, it is virtual-|in St. Louis on the same margin of |talozzi School, Seventh and Barry Men’s Baltimore. Tallored #35 94 715 arriead couple to te ne 2 UY'N® | iy impossible for that person to re- profit, fixed as $1 per 100 pounds | streets. She resigned in 1914 because Men’s Mears Wool on” we : fance of the law was no excuse. ove : | | from Dr. Manning: “Where did you get it before | . ee wae pte eg “After the law went into effect.” that?” she was asked. 'drugs for themselves from Cucchi, That she drank any. Miss Hallen had| . “Before that, you bought it at “Anfwhere I could.”’ “testified that she ae encouraged to drug stores?” “Where did you get it when the | drink @ pitcher full of v-ater with the “Yes, sir; or from peddlers—j/druggists refused to fill Dr. Man- | aig aa ade ett ae dee About tn result that she became uncomfort- wherever I could get it.” ning’s prescripwons?"” | aanaen a - Adicted ps ‘ : | drug, let the gddicts get it, and take a common price for resale. able, * Under cross-examination she was “I got it from Dr. Thompson. Aft- | ee oh aeat othad wa “i . ae ‘it at their own discretion. Both ex- | A PEI FREE PO e+ = asked if Dr. Manning’s treatmentier he was convicted, I got it from wae: le ‘ perts said such a method of “treat- | nia E loves estifv ‘ ) ' , aa ' Steel Stock Offcred Iumployes. eagasit ne onan re: had helped her. ‘Dr. Paquin. After he died, I got it prey Pre . go pede “ gees ment” was utterly impractical. By thle Associated Press. not parti Sed ta by L ae At the| “es sir: yes it did; it helped me |from Big Henry. Then after that, | 04 ‘them. Not all of these were| ae NEW YORK, Jan. 15.—The| conelusi : — . y om EO wo wonderful.”’ |Dr. Manning told me he had made ° — mex a Cs taese were Baby Burned to Death. ‘enathde “Seaton Steel, ‘Cormevetien took ites ti, 1 ee eee “. es ro “Hhe practically cured you of the | arrangements to have Cucchi fill the Manning Takes Stand BENTON, }l., Jan. 16,—John Sus- again has offered its employes on the | ¢- Upshaw Says $25,.000,- | © SeGnen an or moter wo habit, didn’t he?” prescriptions, and I got it there.” , ae ee ka, 17 months old, was burned to | ° t pl 60.000 shares ee 4 : ‘their home, where Miss Hallen gave | ®0!°, $ a , | Dr Bascom C. Thompson af Fer- Dr. Manning, testifying in death at West Frankfort last night | partial paymen Se a aeae. Z it | 000 Fund Will Be Used to Help | ptt Mb eres ae 4 ; Fon Prohibition Enforcement. oO Stee ond Pollen an = is announced. milar opp Ry the Associated Press. D A& Vale stamps. Mall Orders Fi graduated 28 years ago from Wash- jsult of pulling burning papers from | have been offered every year. but WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-—Denying his suggestion “that she might not| cured me. | ea in May, 1917. of selling drugs in “wes ; ington University Medical School. He' the stove. a Gi ANKLIN AVE eo” ~~. Biss: frain taking the drug if he can get holesaler and $2 per 100/of failing health. on Manning’s prescriptions. | fra for the wholesaler 2p Men's $15 Overcoats Fg ~ gs prescriptions } pounds for the retailer. | The funeral will be at 3 o'clock | Men's Heavy Flannel Overshirts...... 1.25 » Government had summoned is Boys’ Overcoats, small sizes. 35 addicts to testify in the case. but! In the case of Dr. Manning’s pa- It also forbade dealers averaging |Saturday afternoon from the Buder | Men's $25 Leatherette Overcests, _ . | tients, he simply prescribed the their costs.on various sugars to fix 'residence to the New St. Marcus! Men‘’s S30 Sulte and Overcoats...)... |e emetery. | Men's Heavy Wool Underwear oo Boye’ $10 Mackinaws and Sults...... 5.00 Men's Heavy Winter Caps DRY LEADER DENIES WAR Sows Wor” rinnnct gar ON TOBACCO IS PLANNED : ———_— LT Heavy ¢ ordurey Canvas (ets. Heavy Corduroy Pants ..... Heevy Corduroy Suites luce vy the defense. #et into more trouble.” Special Assistant Attorney-Gener- | ’ ' . violation of the Harrison act, and the . ‘ , hic r S | Smith testified that he now is in|al Vance Higgs stood before her, |... is now on appeal to the United practiced 15 years in Vandalla, Mo., | two since 1909, in which yea Steel |snat the recently opened anti-saloon the employ of the United States Rail- | and pointed accusingly. i States Supreme . Court. Re ie Ve he said, and then came here. Common was sold at $50 a share. ‘league campaign for $25,000,000 for! Toad Administration in investigating ‘ , py et Tie admitted, under cross-exami- — ‘the purpose of obtaining funds with | . 1, isn’t it a fact that after _ P Lilian, isn of a year and a day in prison having | ination, that he was convicted three =|. Seteive | Was forest fires in Minnesota. He was a ‘ which to wage , eated you, you bought P ; al aber of the Police Department me noe Soden every peddler "an none ie adie tuna po gt a an ‘times in Vandalia for prescribing in| When ‘against tobacco, Representative Up- Y , a A ten "| violation of State | d, | . 1889 to 1903, resigning, but re- town that you could get hold of, /terman avenue, was convicted on a ‘in his airect ‘eaten a She brengyenlFrpaar siren: Oy cece ge ef turning in ; : . nt. : ng 1907, and shortly after and that you were not cured at all?" |similar charge in June, 1917, and “ hich he made to &t. John’s Hospital | Knocks! | clared in a statement that the opvon- | o> — — vege of Detectives.| She was in a panic. “Yes, Sir; | ended his life March 30, 1918, in his|jn 1916, to the bedside of his wife. ; ents of prohibition were attempting | stat at all his official acts; yes, I did do that,” she said hur-lorfice, after revenue agents had/ As he related it he wept, the tears! & Headaches and Eye Stra N lea Ateest attention ‘trem enforcement | _ Were in pursuance of orders. riedly. “You' ight, I did.” y. oure right, : trapped him into selling a quantity | «, i 1 his f | John M. Blayney, an attorney, tes- : om 4 | reaming cown S face. ! : GI ‘of prohibition laws by raising ‘alge | 30 Gralus very Four Days. of drugs. _| On cross-examination he was asked | J . Klear-Site asses issues. The proposed fund, he said, Henry” Wilsman, of 2835 if his wife recovered, and he said: ‘would be used to ald enforcement of. tified bf Co., iteniee eo ae P “and.” continued the prosecutor, “Rig = e | = the suit, had settled with Miss “vou were using just as much when|Lemp avenue, to whom the witness Yes, she did get well. [prohibition laws in the United States | len f he stopped treating you, as when you /|referred, was convicted a few months» Why, Doctor, she's in good health | When nature gives you that bed com- and to help wage prohibition cam- orga tte, Seestions were began—isn't that right?” ago and sentenced to two years in/ right now, isn’t she?” asked the pros- | plexion—blotches. pimples end yellow 2 | j j othe countri wiped = oeewone® Chat Slee os “Yes, sir, I guess | was,” she sald.! prison. ecutor, and the doctor said she was. | ecg |» Aare ay Ptr th nee in wey ptr “a pti of bal dk D with Dike ter, a bet Act swe “And how much are you’ using Many of the addicts, of whom the! He was asked if he could tell how|§ ‘or smoking a cigar dethrones a man’s | "said that vA nd mek mate bao Moye now 7” Government yesterday called 27, tes- | many prescriptions for drugs he had |reason, makes him go home and cst | Miss Halien had made any sugges- “Tl get 30 grains about every four/tified that following the refusal of written in any given month, and he his wife or shoot up\the town, there | | Sip esttioment with Leahy. days.”’ ‘druggists to. fill any more of Dr. | said he could not. He was asked if will be no legislative crusade against Is No Mollycoddic,” Leah “What does it cest you?” Manning's prescriptions for narcot- | the number sometimes reached 1500 o ‘tobacco,” said Representative Up- | Seid 9 ete esterd y “I pay Dr. Manning $1 each for the/ics, he told them that he had made /a month, and he said he did not naturel. Selines Wythe one’ salts which shaw’s statement. At the an 5 coreg ~ prescriptions, acd the stuff costs mS | know, but would not say it did not. is simple end eafe—the only . | . %s | ft " wenderful assortment of 4 s, aT. i iitnhadte onmq cents a grain. He insisted that he dlagnosed each ectengimeaty ore — al - ' R ; ae Pecan. Silled “When did you wet.your last pre- | patients case. and that he discon- p bowel at one and the same ADMIRAL KOONTZ ECOMMENDS and Cream « ae a 5 gee his testimony. He denied that tinued prescribing for addicts whom |i on Sogel stoncandchesame | | | derel Get « bortle from vou NAVAL FORCE OF 638 SHIPS’ re 43 crouna participated in the formal ques- | —— | he believed were not taking the! [] dere! Gets bortle from your Ria | , | | He has te! F™ 4 | only, ening of Miss Hallen at the New-. Victor Records oS" Denies Furnishing = <p Sale Friday & Saturday ‘Avenue Police Station on the) Denics Furnishing “Store.”’ Last, $5 ht fe. March 1, 1909, a ~ : He said that he did not know Cuc- | t from time to time he Victrolas chi until after Cucchi opened the! f — “store,” and said that he did not -_ _ — -—~ Secure better vision and stop the head- By the Associated Press. Three wonderful Pete fy eb) furnish Cucchi with scales and fur- ache by wearing Kicar- Lenses. WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.—-A naval a 8606white layers. r embedded tn Z niture to open the establishment. la latest force of 638 ships, as compared to | pe Mee my icing ana to former Chief of Detectives th, who interrogated Miss Hal- ied VW Cucchi, who formerly was em-| @@O@OOS0000S" neice of a 231 in 1916, was recommended to : LJ L '® lily guaranteed your of Course ~~ coe | by Admiral Reda, chief, of opera-_ In these ways Nature is protesting against your ebuse, against loading your stomach and bowel! with foods which don't mix. Heed Nature's knocks! Clear out — bowel. Then keep it clear. cool an WANTED BY Large Woodworking Plant Man having experience in Industrial Engineering, | Leahy contended that he was of Joseph Maserang. Taylor avenue ® SPECIAL tions, who based his proposals, he | merely as a*spectator by in- 1 of his co-defendant, Smith. Production and y represented his father-in- and Olive street. was on the stand yesterday. While in. Maserang’s em- 5 . ; \said, on “world conditions, the eco- , ployment he had filled many pre-. = Re h Je Iry C sa | scriptions for drugs, written by Dr. a : cmos. ewe o. hermoq chuntion 888 Giptymetio a0. . . : The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co, | ™27'7¢. The Government contends |@ AERO CANDIES girs & i“ wand *weshingten Av. || were estimated at $573,000,000, as St. , the late F. A. Steer, one of the Efficiency Work . i that when Maserang and other drug- : aw 1006 Olive St. | gists refused to fill any more pre- : compared with $613,000,000 in 1929. Gelden Crum- ‘i im yg gp rea b trictly high class man treatment to Must be strictly Di tassmesre’ lien maioded, as none others will be considered. Y said that no profanity was In applying, give age, experience, Smith or any one else dur- references and salary wanted. examination and that there Address, P.-D., R-89. ~ shaking yy regia) Masumntend siteedatin ®. fy

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | 2 a ta : ee THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 135, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' PALL MADE FOR fopernay «4 far heavier carried by other countries—does not /exceed the limit of highest practica- | ble taxation or destroy the power of | production. than Germany and Her Debt. A “willingness on the part of Ger- | | INTERNATIONAL bites to pay her just debts must not FINANCE MEETING be converted into a spirit of despair and revolt,” the statement warns. If such a thing is threatened, the Rep- aration Commission is advised to ex- tend the period of that|litate the world’s economic .losses through the war is too great for a single country, the signatories sug- gest that money be supplied chiefly by those countries where trade bal- &nces and rates of exchange are the most favorable. Long term credits are recognized as desirable only when absolutely necessary to restore productiveness, and then reduced to a minimum. As- sistance should be given as far as installments | possible in a form which leaves na- tional and international trade free | loans should be bought in the lending countries on such terme as to attract the savings of individuals; otherwise inflation would be encouraged. Borrowing countries are advised to offer the best obtainable securi- ties, and to give such debts first rank among their liabilities, with special securities set aside for inter- est payments and amortization. Germany and Austria, it was sug- gested, should assign import and ex- port duties payable on a gold basis, while countries entitled to receipts | tiveness.”’ METHODISTS BEGIN MOVEMENT rennial conference of the denomina- Miss Helen Taft, daughter of for-|She spent FOR EXCLUSIVE USE OF ENGLISH tion next May in Des Moines. : | | The Rev. Dr. E. M. Mills, general| mer President Taft, and acting pres-|through Europe | secretary of the Methodist Episcopal | ident of Bryn Mawr College, will be | educational systems. Would Forbid All Other Languages Church in America, announced today the guest of the League of Women in Church Services of he had received petitions from sev-| Voters of St. Louis Jan. 23 at 3 p.! will be given by Miss Denomination. /eral conference bodies requesting | m. at a tea at Hotel Statler. | By the Associated Press. that a rule for the exclusive use of; Miss Taft will speak on “‘Prepara-'C. Schaberg. | pected to be voted on at the quad- | MISS HELEN TAFT HERE JAN, 93 tion of ——— for Politi . ‘ ss Taft is 29 wes the summer studying The musical program at ¢ x /necke, acocmpanied by Mrs, 2 SYRACUSE, N. ¥., Jan. 15.—A| English be adopted. movement has been started to have} man speaking and the others use ’ } i cpiscop: ' . ; services of the Methodist Episcopal | Danish, Swedish and Norwegian. The, speaking churches have 703 LOCUST ST. Friday only, 10¢ Buns with cach 25c purchase of other goods— Raisin Bread, Ife. Nutritious Whole Wheat Bread, the Such a rule would affect 16 con- | HOT BREAD co Ss SPECI | s Hundreds library Boo various sub which Germany must pay. Recognizing that the tremendous /|from restrictive Government control,| from Germany should Commercial and Financial financial outlay required to rehabi- lin the signatories’ opinion, while charge on such collections. | - and i i RE ce offer first | Church threughout the United States German after this year. The matter is ex-! voiced a strong protest. = People are coming for miles for our French Rolls, Dozen, thc. ) "her reeens fees — ee wef ' al; ahh a 210 ) Ch ttt Hi gl TH ly wT \ sia hie Pil’ bbbeesd - teeta cb | edbede dy 606s. bled bcd. hed os : iy ts | Figures of World Ree) poy cgay Lae NL etme Bes ay . ' quest Conference on Rem- | er | edy to End Chaos. ic ACTION AT SAME TIME [— IN MANY COUNTRIES Movement Taken by Busi- - rent Tan by Ba Here’s the greatest suit saving event in Reepective Counties of the year on fine clothes | at | “Sb | AE 5 By the Associated Press. | Ree pe | oe" : ’ gigned by J. P. Morgan, Herbert & Hoover and William H. Taft, among many others, for one of the greatest international conferences of commer- | * e cial and financial figures ever assem-_ died, in an effort to find a remedy for | = the financial and commercial chaos |= in which the world has been left by | : art Schaffner & Marx finest Suits of nationally known financlers. 2 ‘99°60 °65 Values 50 55°60 °65 Values wy, James A. Stillman and William Purchased CSP ecla lly f Or th 1S OCCaS ion Great Britain, France, Holland, Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden, and Norway. In each case the docu- |= mnents were signed by business, fi- |: Bancial, political and educational | Lo georges all of New York. e . q In addition Sls eeerendto coun- r. r °..9 ° ° lar, Se [NX spite of the unusual conditions, our close co-operation with the greatest ‘ing dea e United States is asked to invite | =& - ; e ; ee, 5 makers of men’s fine clothes, Hart Schaffner & Marx, enabled us to obtain, broken lines at a special price, the fine suits featured in this great sale—we pass along the savings to our triends and customers > - ~~» > Sh a ee NEW YORK, Jan. 15.—A call, N this gr Afterno of material: ly for late \ to freshen 1 ra “am asked to arrange the preliminarics— or the conference, while the appeal Was addressed jointly to that body, the American Government and the Feparation commission in Paris. i Object of the Appcal. While Germany and Austria are fot included in the origina! call, it; Was announced that the delegates) from these countries would be in- vited to attend the conference. “To. sum up the document,” says the offi- | | cial announcement, “it is a call to be people to return to pre-war. > ndards of reason. An appeal to | *s | © Reparations Commission for wise = oderation as to the best business | = . olicy for all concerned—an appeal, — Governments to arrest inflation - and meet inevitable burdens by in- ines their revenue rather than! — * increasing their debts, an apepal! the people to work and save, an | ie? - i+ pub sulk fh ees é& i> . SES es > — ee Gs 4 iy = ; ~ > i ma apes tr [ ‘ : i‘, : f ; ; Forty-sever C ppeal to leaders of commerce an! | & nance to get ‘together in order to @ udy the problems dispassionately | B and take it up as a business proposi- | n, relying on independent action father than Government interven-| on. Governments can be relied | pon, however, to remove as rapidly | = is possible the obstacles that impede | ea ch a course.” | Among the prominent American | = gnatories are J. P. Morgan, Her-|& rt Hoover, Frank A. Vanderlip, H. | Judson, president University of hicago; Samtel Rea, Philadelphia: *;-orge M. Reynolds, Arthur T. Had- ¥y. president Yale University: A. W. elion, Pittsburg; William H. Taft, enry Suzzallo, president University Washington; Daniel Willard, My- n T. Herrick, Cleveland; Julius H. és, president of the Grain Cor ration, and Cleveland Dodge, A. For this ] length Coats tures, silvert fur trimmed length styles Clear Men's Woe stripes, good Boys’ Half ders in their respective countries. In the case of the European coun- |= tries, the appeal was addressed to - , the respective Governments. In the | & United States, the Chamber of Com- | = merce of the United States» was legates from Japan, the othe: | & ntries of Eurdpe, and the prin. i. pe exporting countries of South America. Sportsman ? “The war has left to conquered | ber, 14-inch t conqueror alike the problem of. ding means effectively to arrest Coat Sweal a counteract the continuous collar and tw h in the volume of outstand- : money and of government obli- tions,”” the statement continues, ‘and its noncomitant, the consistent increase of prices. * “A decrease of excessive consump- on and an increase of production d taxation are recognized as the! ® ost hopeful if not the only reme- Pie WINGING S gold finis For young men eos. Unless they are promptly ap-| The extreme styles are shown leat uring new ideas in belt led the depreciation of money, it and waist-seam models—many new plain form-fit ideas o red, will continue; wip- | © . , ne . . i @ Out the cavings of the pest and | ik also prominent—some of the styles are later creations than ng to gradual but persistent those shown in our regular Fall stock Al] pure 100% wool fabrics—many beautiful patterns For older men Exquisite weaves of imported and fine domestic degig —beautiful new patterns tailored into dignified vet or tt stvlish suits for business men—large size models for bie $1.95. ) y | mamesigiaeaaal and an-' men, models for all sized men—this opportunity should not | The social and economic future of | hy » OV trlooke bh ? ' ACCS ) ‘ear . £ —,. on nel actedlriat Aad | e Ove ced by men accustomed to wearing fine clothes tion of inflation, adds the state- ee ent. Care must be taken that the © rden placed upon Germany—while ie} Complete _ The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes 9 Vit lor Records ( ) S Vicifrolas | YURLIIZEF . IRUIZE R Washington Ave. at Broadway . of Course ere 5 ae m . * > ara k, . Ss

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ie ey 7 ———-— en i i i Hi as ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15, 1990. — 5 St te — 5 . - n ee ee oe sr . —_ a ea a act nate ee eee — a _ -_-- STORE HOURS: 9g A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. GRAND-LEADER Sample Corsets $7.65 [® you wear a front-lace Corset you will find several makes in this Sample Sale. The same holds true if you prefer a back- lace corset. They are of pink or white materials, well boned and come in sizes 19 to 33. In the January Clearing Sale they are ' $1.65 Fancy Brassieres, 79c Lace and Embroidery Brassieres that are dainty to wear, come in standard makes and each one is made to fit correctly; sizes 34 to 48. Clearing Sale Price, 79e (Second Floor.) Are W orth Noting at Flannelette Kimonos $7.69 SN’T it nice to slip a warm Kimono on these mornings? If you happen not to have a flannelette one, you have missed a lot of comfort. Flannelette Kimonos are on sale tomorrow, and it’s possible to have one at a very low price. There is but a limited quantity, and they are of duckling fleece made , CS Le ee ae ST ST.LOUIS POST-DISFATCH ——_———S -_ Dinner Sets, $19.50 American semi-porcelain 100-piece Dinner Service with white and gold decoration on fancy shape, including bread and butter plates. (Fifth Floor.) RR ee ary Clearing Sale Envelope Chemise Day In the White Sale RIDAY will find the Lingerie Section devoting special attention to Envelope Chemises. Lace trimmed, hand embroidered, tailored, extremely dainty, or severely practical, all sorts and kinds of Envelope Chemise will be offered at very special prices. At $1.00 Envelope Chemise of nainsook and batiste in flesh and white, built-up or strap shoulders, trim- med with embroidery and lace insertion, finished with beading ribbon drawn. At $1.50 Envelope Chemise in several attractive Styles, made of flesh batiste or white nain- sook, beautifully trim- med with lace insertion embroidery and touches of handwork. At $1.98 At $2.98 Envelope Chemise in a variety of dainty styles, all made of sheer nain- sook elaborately trim- med with fine laces, em- broidery insertion, and tucks and ribbon drawn. At $2.98 Stepin Combination of sheer nainsook, trimmed with yoke of embraidery and lace insertion, bead- ing and lace edge, some with side and bottom trimmed to match. \ At $2.98 Philippine Envelope Chemise of fine nainsook, with hand embroidered spray, hand scallops and eyelets, exceptional! values. At $3.98 Envelope Chemise of crepe de chine, hand em- broidered French knots in dainty colors, and rows of shirring. (Second Floor.) in Empire style and in different colors; sizes 38, 40 and 42. Price, $1.69 ; (Second Floor.) Envelope Chemise of fine nainsook, lace shoulder straps, Empire style, or embroidery | trimmed, finished with | | Children’s Winter Coats At Four Special Prices THE January Clearing Sale includes all our little Coats for children and the prices are very special. At $5.00 Velour and Fancy Mixture Coats are sturdy and warm and have storm collars, pockets and fancy buttons. At $7.50 Chinchilla and Pebble Cloth Coats with velvet collars are splendid for boys and girls. beading, ribbon drawn, several styles to select from. | Clearing W sD | g Womens Dresses [X this group of specially-priced Dresses are very smart Tailored Street Dresses, ‘Shed eabbitenta neni eis A “ea. Afternoon Frocks and Dinner and Evening Gowns. They represent.the best of materials and show decidedly clever style designs. They will serve excellent- ly for late Winter and early Spring wearing. At the prices named, it is possible to freshen up Winter-worn wardrobes in a most economical way, since priced at *39 and °50 - 62 Dresses Reduced to $29 | Dresses of beaded satins, Georgette and meteors in darker colors and in black are offered at this tucked or smocked at the,- yoke and have price. THER Y na ¥0i $a ROL cae real fur collars. Children’s padded Robes of Jap satin, beau- Forty-seven Dresses of various types used as models are offered at great reductions. tifully embroidered, are specially “a ~> (Third Floor.) 2.00 At $10.00 Here are the more elaborate coats of vel- vet, wool cheviot and fine broadcloth with fur collars, tucks and fancy buttons. At $15.00 The finer coats of broadcloth, corduroy and velvet are also reduced. These are often White India Linons; 40 inches wide Shirting Percales, striped, 36 inch \ $ 00 Dress Flannels, fleeced back, 36-inch | at ’ Yard DD lots, sample ‘and Chambrays and Dress Ginghams slightly soiled Corsets; J . -3 O’clock Special —- Two yards wide bleached mercerized , Brassieres, 55c Lace and Embroidery Bras- sieres, open-front style, also pink . In the Downstairs Stores S ] f R t Clearing of al€ O emnantS Outing Flannels, light colored stripes x Corsets Kimono Challis, fancy printed, 36-inch 2 Percales, solid black or red, 36-inch Unbleached Muslins, heavy, 36-inch standard makes, front and back lace. Many styles for selection, but in broken sizes. Table Damask, 90c Yard in a Variety of designs. Confiners, in hook back; sizes 34 to 48 in the lot. (Downstairs Store.) 4 . ¢ ¢ « ’ ‘ 4 4 4 4 q 4 4 < ¢ 4 . . ¢ 4 . . ¢ ¢ | 4 ‘ 4 4 ¢ 4 4 4 ¢ ee . J ile - wel (Second Floor.) | wy , (lbownstairs Store.) ee 9 OO OO OO OO OO OO 9 94444644484 ‘TTryVreyw? YT - Clearing Rugs Brussels Rugs, heavy grade tapestry, in desirable patterns: some in the seamless style; size tr ft. 3 in. by 12 ft., for extra large rooms, at $29.98 Brussels Rugs, Highspire, floral designs; size 27x54 inches, $1.65 Neponset Floorcovering, felt base, in choice hardwood and fancy patterns, as many yards as may be desired; square yard, 56c¢ (Downstairs Store.) Women’s Clearing Womens Coats _ _ Sample at $30 at $59 ana 569 For this price may be purchased full Full straightline Coats are these, made at- length Coats of kersey cloth, heather mix- tractive in many cases by fancy stitching. tures, silvertones and chinchilla. Popular Seal fur is used for collar and cuffs on fur trimmed and fur fabric Coats in short some of the Coats. All the neutral color- length styles may also be had at this price. ing are found in these Coats. ¢rnira Floor.) MAAAA 4 4 vuvvyy yee Clearing Men’s Wear In the Men’s Downstairs Store Across the Street. jaeger color; 79C garment Sweaters Special, $ 5:2 | ahead to next Spring and | buy the bright colored Sweater you want now. . Here is a Sweater sale of decided importance—every style Sweater is represented, and all of the popular shades of yellow, tur- quoise, rose and green, as well as hun- dreds of combinations of colors are in this big group. Men's Undershirts and Drawers, fleeced, sizes 40 to 46, at Men's Undershirts and Drawers, of ribbed cotton, ecru color; sizes 34 to 46, at 79C garment Men’s Union Suits, heavy ribbed cotton, improved closed crotch and ankle length, at $1.59 Men's Fleeced Union Suits, ecru, at $1.65 Men’s Toolmakers’ Abrons, of heavy duck, have three pockets and one swinging safety pocket, at goc each A Coat Clearance Offering Coats of Quality G Quite Out of the Ordinary in Style Clearing Sporting Goods Men's Wool Jerseys, turtle neck style, combination chest Stripes, good assortment of sizes, $1.69 Boys’ Half-Wool Sweaters, pullover style, with roll col- ai, $1.79 Roller Skates, ball bearing extension kind, fit any size shoe, for boys and girls, j $2.35 pair Skating Boots, high grade, Norman & Bennett make, broken lines and sizes, $4.98 pair Sportsman Boots, waterproof, combination duck and rub- ber, 14-inch tops, $3.98 pair Coat Sweaters for men and boys. Jumbo weave, shawl collar and two pockets, wanted sizes, , | $3.49 FE. we Hrsoewedigeses Po Gorn . (Men's Store Across the Street— Fourth Floor) ment for clothes wringer. Rees — - Wash Wringers, $5.49 ‘Picture Frames, 85c ou meee closed cogs, wood frame, and guaranteed rubber rolls. SWINGING-STAND Photo Frames, 9x12-inch size, dull gold finish, star and eagle pattern, with glass and back com- Clearing of Housewares Washing Machines $6.98 Handpower, full size tub; easy to operate. Flour Bins, 98c Brown japanned; pound size. Bread Boxes, $2.59 Large size, of heavy grade, finished in white, oak or blue; slightly shopworn. Washtubs, 98c Small size, No. 1, of gal- ° Medel yd ‘\ +. .**. PD 02 esc The Sweaters are samples purchased from a manufacturer who makes the highest grade of merchandise. Only one or two of a kind are shown, but there is an exceptionally large number of different styles. All are marked, special, at 7 Women’s and Children’s Gloves | at | . At Clearing Sale Prices Women's Kid and Capeskin Women's Fine Silk Gloves, Gloves, odd lots,-sizes 5!» to double and single, $1.25 pair 6) 2, at $1.25 pair Children’s Fleece- Lined Children’s Leather Gauntlet' Gray Suede Mittens. and Gloves, fleece lined, at _ Gloves, at $1.50 pair $1.00 pair (Main Floor.) Sent oF SEE OT ‘ Pa Lace Curtains Reduced ALL one, two and three pair lots of Curtains that have ac- cumulated from the past season's selling, have been grouped into lots and featured Friday in the Clearing Sale at, a pair, $2.30, $2.95, $4.95 to $9.65 Such desirable styles as Filet and Scotch net, marquisette and voile, Irish point, Cluny, etc., are represented. Odd Curtains and Panels, at unusual price reductions, arranged on two tables for convenient selection. Six tables of Drapery and Upholstery Remnants of every descrip- tion, priced extremely low for immediate clearance, 9c to $37.95 each (Fourth Floor.) Clearing of Linoleums O&c Sq. Yard ENUINE Cork and Burlap-back Linoleum, in pretty de- signs; 4 yards wide. Orders will be accepted only from those who have the room measurements With them, and limited to home use only—none to dealers. _ Rag Rugs, hit-and-miss patterns, in many pretty coler combinations ; Size 25x50 inches; 200 to sell, at $1.05 each i\ 5°- THIS is a very much worth-while opportunity for women who have waited until noW to buy a new Coat. The values are so exceptional it would be a good in- vestment to share the savings in this event, for it is impossible to foresee lower. prices on garments of equal quality. / ‘ Most of these Coats are trimmed with fur, and are lined throughout, giving them warmth and service. Four of the styles here illustrated. The materials are velours, silvertones, plush, broadcloth and kitten’s ear. The colors include navy, brown, rooky, green and Burgundy, also black. Belted and flare styles, and all sizes for women and misses. The price is $2r. (Downstairs Store.) Ironing Boards, $1.79 | Nicely covered; 5-foot size. Wool Soap Flakes 5 for 39¢ A high-grade soap in flakes. for washing clothss. | Waffle Irons, $1.59 Griswold make, No. 8 size. Butter Churns, 95c Two-quart size glass jar, with metal top Wash Baskets Oblong shape, of basket splint, small, medium and large sizes, at voc. 8oc and 98c Bread Makers, $2.59 Of heavy tin; 4-loaf size. _ Poracco, 19c A sanitary cleaner toilet bowls. Lunch Kits, $4.95 Vacuum Lunch Kits, with one-pint bottle and metal lunch box in neat leather- | ette case. Curtainless Showers $5.95 Kenney’s make, of brass; fit any bathtub. (Fifth Floor.) eb DES DD DD Se . .-. - 2 plete. | Swinging and Standing Frames, high-grade, oy finish, sizes 6x9 to 9x12 inches, with glass and back 7.95. in dull gold and sil- complete— (Sixth Street Highway—Main Floor.) Complete _ Lighting Fixtures In the Clearing Sale 20 9152 / . AN attractive Living-Room Fixture, here pictured, oes of - a ield fitter in antique brass, and an ex- ceetinate good y Son may The to-inch bow! is of cut glass, and the four drop — have shades‘ or ball effect to match. omplete, wired and pwnd y zane. ae Semi ight, suspende rom canopy, wi icles, seincs’ haat ouatetioce, wired, ready to hang, $4.95 Hall Lights, one light suspended from Delphi canopy with fancy acorn shape 8-inch ball, wired, ready to hang, $3.75 One-light Chain Hangers, with glassware, wired and renty hang, - (Fifth Floor.) ; : - o0eene SOSbsGbe 80 8a! . “+ ; ; fi Tt sety t sit ' Ma) ity TESS a FPR pregre : : ; what Hi TST TTT Tt PU one gi ? i ' BA bas ek 7 0 i a for ’ - _rrrrerPrPrPreTeremlermhTermhUmL erm eeeeeeeeeeermeeereeerereeereereereeerereereerereereereerereeeeereeeeeeeee,e,T” i i i i i i hp hn Lane eee eee ne en nn in i i ib bb ee (Feurth Ficor.) 1 A q i

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THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY Jo, 1920. Children’s Rompers ef mad- ras, gingham and galatea, in attractive colors. Neatly made with open knee and round col- lar. Sizes 3 to 6 years $1.50 and $2.75 .| 0 ostile that unless the national in Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minne-| or h ‘the same penalties as for the manu- | | : | 4 cane ) Rv the Associated Press | America. ; | WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.—Prohi-| Federal authorities were urged to nor was it enforceable under ie ‘bition Commissioner Kramer has} see that the law is upheld in those | prohibition laws of most of the) ‘ ‘completed organization of the ma- ‘states hostile to prohibition. |States. Hitherto, the Bureau of; wees > issioners have | 9 morrow night. Comm of the broadest constructions yet be applied to ciders and fruit juices Boys “N . INO Invasion of Homes or hich the country has been divided ~~ “ Perec. . | “ bition, Prohibition Commission Strict enforcement of the regula- | . . . . ’? , uor amendment, export of intoxicating —— ie , half ) | Frisking for Hip Liq ’ if they contain more than one half |) otic contents increases even while madras, percale and gingham, ‘of the country within the last few ‘ pe ape . ” y law, was set forth yesterday in a erages thus produced, officials said, detachable collar. Sizes 7 to passed out today by Capt. Hubert bE.) |. b ratched closely to prevent. . | will be watched y P ‘added duty of examining the alco-| tural fermentation will offer no. | The drastic regulation goes into. tion, it was declared. row night, would be “based upon of residence by the owners before authorities.” ' ure. Prices Reasonable 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 —_— . ceteris | ; tomorrow. Violation of it carries | y ‘ f Indiana. prohibition law is enforced lawless- - N | et: #4 plieggon | | ness will be encouraged, were adopt- | facture or sale of stronger liquors. | ‘Prohibition Commission Ready toed today by the Executive Commit-| Officials, in discussing the ruling, | Enforce Dry Amendment. tee of the Anti-Saloon League of | asserted that such a step could not | ‘be taken under wartime prohibition | 4 i Ee . |chinery for the enforcement of con- —— : ; | International Revenue has > gy Ramen! Store Hours: 9g to 5:30; Saturday, Y to 6 ‘stitutional prohibition after the/| Cider and Fruit Juices, Even Natur-/to the policy of assessing xes ‘amendment and the enforcement ally Fermented, Illegal. | against fermented nny eee eer : ‘tive at midnight to-| By the Associated Press. ling more than one-half of one per: cates tyre hare vilales : WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.—In one! nent, put the regulations could not | { ted f ractically all) . eal Res ol +a the districts into | Placed on provisions of the act for/)ecause of the technical language aves @ ‘enforcement of constitutional prohi- of the law. it was said. eC 3 for enforcement of the law. i A ali i, } INSs Respectable Clubs = "With the coming into force of the, maaeee nae ciepags Fon ae a hg tion will hold liable dealers in fruit WPS eg Shescimgpiedltrctrongpicsjemsge Ma. rae es juices and ciders in which the alco- Boys’ Blouses, made of ; liquors will cease. An enormous) |» one per cent alcohol. The Com- | Enforcement Officer Says. amount of whisky has been sent out tesioner’s interpretation of the in storage. The department does not, in plain colors or pretty vr" intend, however, to gauge all bev-| stripes. Tapeless style with lw ill remain weeks, but large stocks st orandum charging prohibition CHICAGO, Jan. 156.—Word was. , led warehouses, and these |™e™ a ow ip _| but a “watchful eye” would be kept 14 years $1.25 and $1.50 > mids wg pp (Girectors and mapemerm wits tie on these manufacturers and dealers. ) Howard, director of Federal prohibi- othe & | _ tion in Illinois, that «enforcement of | ee meee in warehouses and | holic content of such beverages. excuse for evasion of the regula- | the eighteenth constitutional amend- eter af te Al rat ; Hy | , " _| elsew here for private account must) effect with constitutional prohibition ment, effective at midnight tomor be moved to homes or other places | a——/|- a j > 1) . a ne nee nd carried| tomorrow midnight. Any remain: Perfect Glasses Ve Soa ing in storage will be subject to seiz- Guaranteed Frames $2.00 Complete Boys’ Caps in plaids, tweeds and velours, with single bands or pull-down earbands, for children of all ages $1.75 to $3.00 Children’s Sweaters in good color assortment of plain shades or combinations, with y), May we not demor sailor collar, belt and two | | \ BP obow economically t pockets. Sizes 2 to 10 years | A, | your washing in yo g CRYSTAL ELI 503 N. $4.50 Just Oppesite 822. - ‘ Capt. Howard and Maj. A. V. Dal-| } ' Home brewing of beverages con- f rymple, general prohibition agent of taining more than one-half of one the Chicago District, announced cent of alcohol also will come there would be “no invasion of the tM ey | respectable clubs! “ home, no raiding of ns 7 Enforcement of the new " no frisking for hip! liquor a _ 4 Yt law will be left largely to state, Enforcement were! county and municipal officials, but “thoroughly trained in the rights of) Commissioner Kramer has_ given other people,” the Federal director | warning that where these fail to use | of prohibition said. More than 200) due diligence the Federal authorities ederal agents, drilled in a “sleuth| will step in. ; w#chool” here, will take the field to-! tesolutions urging “loyal citizens” morrow morning to keep the lid on _ to remind those who are indifferent Delicate linens ar —jast as sat aml y-o Fh with authorities Bifocal Glasses. two pairs in one. for $4.00, complete. DPT Te WOM TNT — hx Tomorrow—In the Pre-Inventory Clearance Sale of Women's Winter Apparel — Appeals Through Big Price Concessions Women’s Winter Coats in Four Interesling Groups at $30.00, $49.00, $59.00, $75.00 This large assortment of Winter Coats offers exceptional values and deserves careful in- spection—even if you haven't intended to select a Coat at this time, for, with clothing costs ris- ing, the purchase of one of these Coats to finish this season and start the next is certain to prove a& wise one. RANKLIN Knitted Toques in plain col- ors or combinations for chil- dren of all ages 69c Boys’ Furnishings Shop— Second Floor. | Basement Specials in Blouses and Rompers Boys’ Blouse of percale or gingham with collar attached, tapeless style; solid colors or dainty stripes. Sizes 7 to 15 years. Special 96c fe «© & eee. Owe + Misses’ Apparel at Real Savings Daytime and Dance Frocks 7% $12.73 to $29.75 4 (Formerly $25 to $55) =) Serge Frocks, attractively braided, Véle veteen Frocks, featuring tricolette vests, Jet | sey Frocks, effectively embroidered, Taffeta, Frocks and Georgette Dresses, in charmit tunie effects for daytime wear and Taffeta Frocks in lovely shades, in bouffant and ruf¥ fled models for dancing, comprise a delight- 7 ul group that offers a fine opportunity te” round out your wardrobe and effect a sub: ™ stantial saving. v4 Misses’ Cloth Coats $19.75 ($35 lo $45 Coals). Three-quarter and full length belted and semi-belted Coats of silvertone, kersey, © suedine and double-faced woolens. | in Ft Almost every opera-00 has a Victrola | Children’s Rompers of ging- ham and of chambray, striped or in solid colors of blue or tan with fancy braids. Sizes from 3 to 6 years. Special 95c Basement Tables. Have you noticed | ‘looks rough and scaly a little spot of eczema makes him fretful, ha 9 body? Or maybe the 7a) «his flesh have becom =m tated. For all these bE Resinol Ointment, ai Soap. See how quic! soothing preparations- 7) ing Resinol balsams—y ‘torment and bring r At all druggists. A Final Re-Pricing of Millinery In the New Basement Shop Se eS Geert meee ——— They are of the highest Van- TO insure quickest possible dervoort quality in material, selling, bats in the Base- styling, and workmanship. mént Millinery Shop havo ’ been repriced at half their marked price, which is less than a third of actual worth. In this showing may be found sport hats of velour in the wanted sweater shades. § 1.88 Dress Hats in the season’s styles, including turbans, the ‘‘off-the-face’’ hat, and the ever-popular chin chin. § 2.48 Children’s Tams, tailored Hats and a few velvet Poke Bounets Basement Millinery Shop. Bolivia, peachbloom, wool velour, silvertone and tweed mixture Coats are displayed, de- veloped on semi-tailored and flaring lines. Mod- ishseélar, cuff and belt effects are featured and lining’ ate of plain and fancy silk. Misses’ Shop—Third Floor. Women’s Winter Suits 4 $79 to eae te AB it’s Kasy—I ef GE PINS “8 Dr. Edwards’ € You are certain to find a style that you~ Teer: will like among this group of distinctiye® Suits, if early selection is made, for many of© the best modes of the season are represented, although not in every size. a 5 Ps. ~~ - = SP te Pos ; 2 By *\ 26. fee eee Pid 4 - 4 ae ey 4 Oe ” i by 4 ’ , 4 es ae aed . Vee os OY, See ee - a 7 aa * ~~ ~ ° 3 » eae Pak 4 a oe Sates gfe =~ =A 7AY- ee Pe cee ee - ~ ~~ — ee a Duvet de laine, velour, silvertone and vele veteen are the materials shown—Hudson® seal and sealine collars are an attractive fea-” ture of a great number of these Suits. : Sutls at $45.00 a ts x $25.00 Leatherelle Coats, $12.50 Ideal for motoring or Winter sports | are these Leatherette Coats. Every woman or young girl enthusiastic about the out- doors will find this an excellent highly desirable Suits, but of ‘splendid opportunity to select a smart | Y#lUes a Leatherette Coat in tan. taupe or | They display belted semi-tailored models | Ik : ; in silvertone and wool velour, carefully 7 black at just half price. finished and excellently made. | Women's Coat Shop—Third Floor. Sef, St de op 5 ae Pe - - ge 2; a=. pe =a of tn a : Gd we +> he . 2 NG rm apnea Afler ities i cumeiitaies pitas orn This is another group of not only smart,” opera, the enchanted hearer is eager to take away for permanent possession some of its treasured melodies. Formerly he had but the fading echoes of his memory. Now he has the Victrola. The experienced opera-goer knows that the famous singers themselves are the best judges of a musical instrument to reproduce their art. They choose the Victrola—for its beauty of tone, its truth to life, its supreme musical quality. Their choice A yg a s ? ~*~ LT I LE ES LT A, ee 00° q1~e en ome Women's Suit Shop—Third Floor. Sale of White Hand Embroidered OFF tips. Madeira Linens BE Vo this tonight, a1 “fs a most if not all, of ye Madeira Tea Napkins, exquisitely hand © gone, and three or _ a, = — destroy it entirely. about four ounces of arvon; apply it ats ing; use enough to 1 Lhe January 1950 Yards of White Material 400 yards of Victoria Lawn, 40 inches wide, espe- Sa The Floral ~~ my og ae — owe — 8 ~ ~_— — o oA oe ee mentary SL SE ES OE Le ee we 08 eee — 2 ~ “ om - = «- ~_——— —— a a a ~ should be your choice. There are Victrolas in great variety of styles from $25 to $950. Any Victor dealer will gladly play any music you wish to hear. New Victor Shop Offers a fine selection of Cut Flowers, Blooming Plants, Bulbs and Baskets for decorative purposes, tomorrow. The Cut cially adapted to Summer dresses or children’s garments, usually priced 50c, in this sale, the yard 40c 450 yards of Plain: Nainsook, 36 inches wide, serviceable weight for underwear 50¢ 350 yards of Gabardine Suiting, 36 inches wide; medium weight for suits or separate skirts, the yard " 750 yards of Plain Nainsook, 45 inches wide, embroidered. en, size 13x13 inches, the dozen $8. Madeira Bread Tray Doilies, hand seal loped and embroidered, size 6x12 inen 4 Rose scalloped on heavy lit-* cations will complet entirely destroy ever trace of it, no matte + druff you may have. You will find, too, and digging of the » | once, and your hair lustrous, glossy, sill look and feel a hund Flowers are orchids, val- ley lilies, roses, violets, carnations, sweet peas and others. You" can get i drug store. It is never fails to do the ee very desirable for fine undergarments, sale price | 75c and 85c | White Goods Shop, Second Floor. Records demonstrated at all dealers on the 1st of each month. broidered in beautiful designs ILinen Shop, Second Floor. Madeira Centerpieces, round, hand sw. ~ ye | Continuing Our Interesting Showing of Corsets and Brassieres Victor taken in the January Sale of White 4 ’ Victro exe- MANY desirable models remain, though lines are incomplete. Attractive prices prevail, ¥ B. ing this a Corset opportunity that will not soon be repeated. a P Wu RL! of Co Favorite. Blooming Plants are the primrose and delicate - flowering cyclamen, in pink, white or red. Orders will be and painstakingly cuted for weddings or other occasions. Corsages arranged of flowers of your own selection. Esti- mates will be given on request. Floral Shop—Basement. . : , : Victor Talking Machine Co., _ Camden, N., J. A special for this sale is a showing ‘an Our showing of Brassicres and Bandeau sets in broken sizes is most complete, including both front and | Sati brocade Corsets 45 nye —_— af 4 p pence! yer - back closing. A few white, others are in” A group of satin, Pekin striped and coutil : | Corsets, in flesh shades ' flesh tints 69c, 79c, $1.00, $1.25, $2.00 © Corset Shop, Third Floor. a

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. -~ ‘ sas & +: are! é Frocks fd 0 $55) braided, Vel- lette vests, Jer- roidered, Taffeta s, in charming ear and Taffeta uffant and ruf-— prise a delight- opportunity to nd effect a sub- , Coals nals). gth belted and vertone, kersey, lens, Floor. er Suits - irments 5 a style that you of distinctive de, for many of are represented, Ivertone and vel- shown—Hudson : an attractive fea- F these Suits. f not only smart, but of “splendid. . i-tailored models velour, carefully made. hird Floor. ite videred inens exquisitely hand on heavy lin- ozen $8. hand scal- 6x12 inches, ew. 50c a « 2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | = eee ee r ia a ’ "7 2 : Ree? % os * THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15, 1920. a | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BS | ‘Blue Monday” Forever O more wash-tubs—no more drudgery—no more backaches—let the Crystal Washing machine carry wash-day burden, washing will alwaye look clean white—and it will be sanitarily hed —if the Crystal does the work. Delicate linens are washed without —just as satisfactorily as the coarsest fabrics with the Crystal. May we not demonstrate how easily, how economically the Crystal will washing in your own home? ‘ORYSTAL ELECTRIC SHOP | 603 N. 9th St. Just Opposite Statier Hotel. 822. Central 2844, c Washer 8 Wringer “|! J, aa 4 +t* = * ~ 6 ° e ready to soothe b Slated ge 3 Have you noticed that baby’s scalp rough and scaly, or possibly that a little spot of eczema which itches and makes him fretful, has ekg on his om Or maybe the soft little folds of his flesh have become chafed and irri- fated. For all these discomforts use Resinol Ointment, aided by Resinol P. See how quickly these gentle, ing preparations—filled with heal- g Resinol balsams—willrelieve baby’s rment and bring refreshing sleep. t all druggists. ADVERTISEMENT =_-_—-- = - LOOKING YOUNG t’s Kasy—If You Know . Edwards’ Olive Tablets The secret of keeping young is to feel do this you must watch your and bowels—there’s no need of a sallow complexion—dark rings for years. . Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the sub- for calomel, are ; =ntle in their ADVERTISEMENT £§.|_ om bing Won't Ri air of Dandruf The only sure way to get rid of ruff is to dissolve it, then you | y it entirely. To do this, get t four ounces of ordinary liquid ; apply it at night when retir- | } use enough to moisten.-the scalp rub it in gently with the finger this tonight, and by morning, if not all, of your dandruff will and three or four more appli- will completely dissolve an‘ y destroy every single sign and of it, no matter how much dan- you may have. , You will find, too, that all itching digging of the scalp will stop at and your hair will be fluffy, glossy, silky and soft, an and feel a hundred times better. You fan get liquid arvon at any store. It is inéxpensive and fails to do the work. bowels, which he gave to | | - ee. Ce vent Ed-|a way as to make residents of the} men, and a patrol wagon full of oF « e 0 a e : . ‘ ; - 4 ‘ : , — 4€ NISAC! neighborhood think that a hold-up| policemen, called by alarmed neigh- Brand-New 1920 Model 'Rubbed on the chest it will often F requenters, Several Hours Before Visit of Officers, BOPP AND DEPUTIES ’ Desk Telephone Found on ghe Diamond Dyed" All Her natn arel Lik Instant relief—no waiting. Your|de Reszke, son of the former grand! ff] gtaph and Records and SAVE MONEY, Take advantage of it. | Floor of Old Gambling Old, Faded Apparel ) New. | roger nostrils open right up; the air| opera tenor, who was killed while} - ’ Campbell's Forest Home, mest : SHERIFF RAIDS ‘COUPLE INDICTED FOR MURDER |INITIATION RESEMBLING HOLDUP crderea an nign schoot fraternities ‘Said to Have Admitted Kitting Man | SPURRED FIGHT ON FRATERNITIES |tep ‘cine taxen on Supt. Wiiners i : : ) | By the Agssociated Press. H ri Ba Higl , the b d f | n | ROCHESTER, N. Y. Jan. 15.—| elped to Bring Ban on High oard, was a witness of the dis- | oO ¥ By £ ph od h se | |The grand jury late today returned School Organizations. j turbance caused by the Cleveland | a our oncere wen " an indictment for murder in the first; The fraternity initiation of a stu- : | neg , > : degree against James L. Odell and/| dent of Grover Cleveland High! c-.. OGRA and SA i Hamlin’s Wizard Oil is a simple | FINDS PITCH CAME his wife, Pearl, who, according to! conool igh) Grove avenues one night in Christ-| SPECIAL PHON PH RECORD LE land effective treatment for sere threat | | Of Jan. 7. | Was i ‘ogress, helped to dr; | Sate etleaed “mative. wae tovenis| was in prog pec aw the) bors, surrounded the group from| woman and Kneip before she mar- | jo, ay ni ' ; ard, at Tuesday night's meeting,/ and n : ; * ried Odell in this city last month. not a robbery, was going on. If —— i ne me Sore Throat, Colds ‘Stisary guteves by Meme _ = Save! \Save!! Save!!! ADVERTISEMENT |and sororities to be disbanded, this recommendation. of Bride's Past. : Disturbance Caused by Students | Frank X. Hiemenz, a member of Students, which occurred in the; | neighborhood of Magnolia and Tower | . ise , ¢ | ; . | “ ' . which was carried on in such , Mas week. Hiemenz and two other} and chest colds. Used as a gargie for ¢ sore throat it brings qui relief. - / loosen up a bard, deep seated cold in ‘and burns cecur in every family, as well as little troubles like earache, Had Said, “We're Not| Going Out Today.” | ’ | he urged the superintendent to take | | ' action against the fraternities. * | unfavorable attention of the Board} which the dist ' ; Cc : , ; . ~ | urbance proceeded, be- | oO u one night. for the relations between the young} o¢ Eaucation to the fraternities. The | fore it developed that. an initiation. | O J ' How often sprains, bruises, cuts ’ . I VERTISEMENT SEM =e | the misunderstanding had not been ed toothache, cold sores, canker sores, when it was, it seemed Grafonolas stiff neck, and tired aching feet. SMASH TWO TaBLes| [HA] NEW DRESS Says Cream Applied in HONOR FOR LATE JEAN DE RESZKE, blouses, stockings, skirts, children’s! Balm from your druggist now. Apply — ities ioe ee —— ee up ADVERTISEMENT | Likely ti ,el) t 4 | ails HEAD STUFF f) | FROM | y that someone might have been And Thousands of | Soothing, healing Wizard Oil will al- shot. Hiemenz says he reported the. incident to Supt. Withers, and that: Brand-New ways “we - Magne ——. a Get it from druggista for 30 cents. o . : Columbia | Discount | cc" _ Ever constipated or have sick head- Records aceig Gonstipated or have sick, head: | pleasant little pink pills, 30 cents. Guaranteed. WATERBUGS | passages of your head clear and you | leading his section in battle ne ir} Many Other Makes | The nastiest species of the coce ' ' ' ' Nostrils Opens Air Pas- By thd‘ Aedecthnes Whee: sages Right Up. PARIS, Jan. 15.—Posthumcus A gigantic sale of our entire stock of genuine Columbia Grafonolas —— * honors have been paid to Lieut. Jean and Columbia Records. Your golden opportunity to buy your Phono | Room, Indicating Furni- | Don’t worry about perfect results. | can bre: , N . ei ; ates | ™_ ' » : -| can breathe fiwely. No more hawking, | Mery, southeast of Montdidier, on/| . Had B R ed Use ‘*Diamond Dyes,’’ guaranteed to | snuffling, blowing, headache, dryness. June 20. 1918. | included in This Big Sale — a and other cockrosckes | ture Mm Nemoved. | give a new, rich, fadeless color to any| No struggling for breath at night;| The ribbon of the Legion of or | ) | , notes — inen ey tiie Bren Of ene Beautiful high-grade Phonographs, brand-new. also Sum fabric, whether it be wool, silk, linen, | your cold or eatarrh disappears. was handed to his brother Edouard! factory niauia ea demonstrators * this big eaven 7: . ‘GETZ COCKROACH POWDER 0 oods —— dresses, Get a smal! | » of Elv’ . . ava actory s : s, eles ee sal cotton or mixed goo ( s et a small bottle of Ely’s Cream | by officers of the legion this week. at big discdunts to move quickly. See and Save. ) MADE AND SOLD BY /noted of St. Louis County gambling | 'resorts, denatured and almost de-. | coats, feathers, draperies, coverings, a little of this fragrant, antiseptic, | 163,000 Bavarians Killed in War. j j | The Direction Book with eaeh pack-! healing cream in your nostrils. It pen- | By the Associated Fress. RECORDS : ‘age tells so plainly how to diamond | etrates through every air passage of | ZURICH, Jan. 15.—Bavaria's 29¢ | 1i1.v Mine Street. Both Phosea. Sertes sm expecmntion Of & raid, was dye over any color that you can not! the head, soothes the inflamed or! losses in the war, according to offi- meteees . Sana: — Established 1879 — . | raided at 8:15 last night by Sheriff | make a mistake. swollen mucous membrane and relie | cial statistics, reaching here, aggre- | nl papadh tng en n : Bopp and four deputies. They forced| To match any material, have drug-| comes instantly. dl gated 655,000, of whom 163,000 were $3.48 per set. sciection 1007 OLIVE STREET two doors, smashed two tables and | gist show you ‘‘ Diamond Dye’’ Color It’s just fine. Don't stay styiffed- Axilled, 398,000 wounded and 94,000/4] « “For 41 Years the Reliable Maste Stere” ii; +, rent a room=use @ Post-Dis- arrested five men who, by the time Card. un with a cold or nasty catarrt. ( made prisoners or missing. ‘patch WANT AD. they were reached, were playiag| . ——— * = — pitch. : | ? — | About an hour before the -aid, in | \ * * downtown poolreom, several fre- | \ 'quenters of Campbell’s Forest Home | ne LNnO . : ~ iE a SE ae ae shed ee 606-008 Washington Avenue St. Louis Kansas City Detroit ,asked whether he was going to Campbell’s. “Not tonight,” was the reply. “There's going to be a raid, and most of the things have been moved. The sheriff had received, during the day, a letter from Gov. Gardner asking for a repoft on the gambling | at Campbell's. The St. Louis County | Democratic League, the night before. | had censured the county officials for) non-action, and had asked the Gov-. crnor to intervene. , | While gambling at Campbell's has been most active in the afternoon, | duying the time when a handbook on | ,the New Orleans and Havana races_ | is run, the place usually has numer-— ous visitors at night. Last night the’) | gamblers took a night off or went! | elsewhere. Deputy to Be Stationed There. | The Sheriff today, after a confer- 'ence with Mayor Jensen of Rich- mond Heights, the suburban town in | which Campbell's place is situated, | announced that George McCready, Marshal of Richmond Heights, who is also a Deputy Sheriff, would be) stationed at Campbell's to prevent a | resumption of* gambling there. He | said McCready would be permitted | ‘to ‘select any assistants he might | need, and to provide for the policing | of the place when he is off duty. McCready was not one of the par- ty which the Sheriff assembled about 7:30 last evening for the raid | on Campbell's. The raiders found an | | | /outer door unfastened, and walked | ‘in. The next door was fastened, and | |a deputy smashed a pane! with an, iron weight. A second door was | opened with something resembling a. jimmy, which the Sheriff carried. | Desk Tetephone on Floor. In the second room, which con- tained no furniture, it was noticed that a desk telephone was on the floor, indicating that a removal of furniture had taken place. In the large room which was en- tered after all the smashing and pry- ing open of doors, the Sheriff and his four men found a party of the same number as their own. The men did | not tremble or crouch in corners. Their attitude wags more like that of the Indian chief who is said to have) remarked, on the arrival of Colum-| bush and his men, “Well, boys, we're. discovered at last.”’ The men were playing cards—§ | pitch, they said, though one of the) Deputies, in his excitement, took it) to be penuchlie. They were drinking 'near-beer. They said they were Ed- | ‘ward Bader of 4826 North King’s highway, a plumber; August Hei- dorn, 2514 North Prairie avenue, an expressman; George Meyers, 2220) Franklin avenue, a bartender; Frank Kramer, 5731 Easton avenue, a sales-| |man, and James Murphy, 2846 St. Louis avenue, a clerk. | Negro Bondsman Appears. | Although they had no opportunity | to use the telephone before being / taken to Clayton, a negro profession- al bondsman appeared almost as soon as they had arrived there. When 'asked who had sent for him, he re- plied, “Fred Essen.” ) Essen, Republican boss of the. 'eounty and former Congressman, ' said he did not summon the bonds-| | man, and that he had not been in-| formed of the arrests et Campbells. | Shortly after the arrival at Clay- ton, Douglas Lewis, an ice and coal | ‘dealer at Forest Park Heights, ap- | | peared to act as bondsman. He and) the negro signed the five men's) ‘bonds tn the sum of $200 each, though no definite charge was placed ‘against them. Jn the large room where the five men were arrested, two pine tables) were standing against a wall. These) were smashed with fron weights by the Sheriff and his men. Dumbbells, and other gymnastic apparatus, | standing around the wall, were the) only other movable articles in the | room. The place, it was found, was) go constructed as to provide a place for a lookout, but no one appeared | to have been on lookout duty last night. F. M. Gray, Wilson’s Cousin, Dies. » the Aasoctated Press. BAN DIEGO, Cal, Jan. 15.—Fran- cis Marion Gray, 77 years old, cous- \in of President Wilson, died here to- day. A resident of Chicago, Gray had spent much time here with a son. He was formerly a Michigan banker and railroad president, hav- ing retired from active business some time ago, a — in - Thru to Sixth Street Cleveland Cincinnalt Beginning Friday Morning—Promptly at 9:00 O’Clock A Drastic Reduction Sale An Absolute Sacrifice of Over 1000 Smart Frocks :) - $30.00 Dresses—$27.50 Dresses—$25.00 Dresses $20.00 Dresses—$17.50 Dresses— Still greater reductions! Mark downs of the most drastic character have been made; Former prices and es eost are disregarded. It is one of those Dress events | | that come but once in a Jong time. Women who see | these Dresses will need no urging to buy. The Dresses speak for themselves. | _ Paulette Dresses— Satin Dresses— Velour Dresses— Serge Dresses— Jersey Dresses— Georgette Combinations— Hundreds and hundreds of these high-class Dresses for street. afternoon, office and general daytime wear. Styles that are the height of fashion for present and early Spring wear. As the values are so great, many will be tempted to overbuy. Please remember ~. : when making selections that under existing rules there can be no . Va - x exchanges or returns, | & i oi? f 3 7 ; 9° S| . bi ae jd) (!) $13.39 fe | ty AIL ANG (Xs a Py 4 : | . : : \: 6 aa ron f a Se \ anneal _— ~ ~~ ed m ‘79te ww jeer $13.39 as N —_ Up to $135 Dresses Exclusive one-of-a-kind $ Evening Gowns and Day- time Frocks: finest of fab- ries; just 34 of them sacri- ficed for clearance. Up to $75 Dresses 5 Daytime Frocks and Evening Dresses of the highest type; just 64 Dresses in the lot; sacri- ficed for quick clearance.

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oa aS aa ee eee a re ey - THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' 28 "ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' —= AFFAIRS WERE GIVEN | week for her home in Louisville, GUEST AT FAREWELL DINNER tribute to the retiring veteran of the : ——_ : Ky. A number of affairs were giv- | department. The city council has _ s | parang ag en in Miss Bridges’ honor while she... ine Associated Press. ordered that the horse be placed on — was here, one of which was a large | GREAT FALLS, Mont., Jan. 15.-——-/a pension. ; “ : ee” pe = * \|dinner dance which Mr. and Mrs. | «powey.” last survivor of Great | —_ ‘ . Simmons gave. Miss Bridges 1s @| rajjs' horse-drawn fire fighting | ADVERTISEMENT PLE | a he vo student at ae agp. 28 Ky.. - ‘equipment, is to be the 8 ane = : ch p 4 a : a ‘ oo eS is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. | honor” at a banquet to be given Aim | No M 2,466 Votes ow rreponder- oie “ «Does iste ‘Gates Williams Has Invited 200 > Invitations have been sent out by | tO mark his passing. Rheumatism ance for Compromuse on By Using Creams, Lotions, . with ees MeCat = , : n | “Dewey” will be stationed at the Reservations. Powder or Rouge, : Sencing at his sm Mrs. William McKee Houser of 5937 | ; head of the table, where he will eat “No. She—she’ Country Club. om - ee aa v Enright avenue for the marriage of his share of the repast from a spe- | “ i | ‘ , RRP gc he ee ~ Papa to x ges ig eer \cially constructed manger. He its to) | By Leased Wire From the New York When You Can Remove bie “Have you n , a Sa Winn. © sen SESS ST . a : : t. : Z Sorass be will be greeted y RO EE ae Jan. 28, at 8:30 p. m. at St. Petes’s | neat lump sugar for desser ; rend | Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. These With the BLAOK a irae onty boys rt, brass band this evening when it =" = nu of the other diners will be | M - Bic wi arrives at the Country Club to at- Se tee Episcopal Church. siaeiagt different from that of the Z | NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-——-Reports and WHITE Beauty ‘Jets me a o ‘tend Gates Williams’ oircus party. ae Miss Houser, who is the daughter | 50° from 376 colleges and universities “_ : gou Resse te bo oe of the late William M. Houser, will | throughout the country received by | Treatment? fe pl in he die f the air jwhich he ts giving in honor of Miss aS b tended by her sister, Miss Grace | __— _ = > h f Ref d -Ada Johnson, debutante daughter of Se e attended by er, Seis ' | . . the Intercollegiate ererendum Y - } ent c r your D on a De @ polic evel | | , afternoon, show a preponderance of it in a surprisingly short time. The " ie ; eee ? OO a Sheugb.” ;Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Johnson of 25 , . ai '\Portiand place. All the guests will Lexington, Ky., is now —— Bon business in New York, where e votes In favor of the immediate rati-| ;-.a:ment consists of Black and White be in costume and there will be h | te. ee : pnake charmers, clowns, bareback : couple will make their ome. | r tment ) Rhema t PB ye Ss ge. Big fication of the —— cela ~~ Ointment and Soap. The creamy oint- Tony?” riders, acrobats, side show freaks,| [/ lotel Statler Mu-/ | . : a compromise between e Lodge; ment is applied to the face, neck or aeewne é. rubes and jugglers in plenty. f oe a - — oie room of the! | guardian to force him to get well.’ and the Democratic reservations, arms at bedtime and washed off the ‘Tabasco Catsup! \ ‘ather’s chauff sicale Teas | —MUNYON. To date 92,466 students and mem- next morning, It is jJyst as delightful “Makes Everything at .. skerjack:! I e Better” \ | and ™ The frst thing for the guests to do ¢ 3 ¢ dl o- | hotel next Monday afternoon a The Great Housebold Treatment for | : aa ~ - : and no more trouble than cold creams Se. ee the animals,” ae o'clock will be used as an entertain- | s¢ching, - le-dimg or Protr. Jirg Viles.| Rheumatism can becured. Thisrem-| >ers of faculties have been recorded| oO Taste ‘ oredr in the first tent, and here some of the - .edy h i djon the referendum. Of this num- ment feature by many of those at edy has cured more rheumatics an Black and White Ointment is very , oe wee DO Crossed up as tending a number of large parties| SEND FOR FREE TRIAL. | received more endorsements than any | ber, 29,257 declare for the ratifica-| economical, because you buy it in con- 15c ant 25¢ : : ae” se tae 1 | = lions, tigers, elephants, camels, mon- ; “ Almost ici - , { t d the league \ 3 ’ , anged for the tea} : a ‘every | othermedicine ever known. If you have | tion of the treaty an & centrated form at any drug or toilet . . Pes eo se 0f-animal and rhe sanaiis Shey naan Madame | 7 family has at | stiff or swollen joints, try it.” If you | covenant without amendments or counts ane Grete os used. at J easy to Write for Free Booklet of Recipes a 4 between his | 3 least one suffer- | have a lame Con try it. If youhave| reservation, 17,322 are for ratifica-| M3. for full directions are supplied with | Brooks Products Co, _qere alone in the | eee a ’. ahead was ' > will perform for the spectators’ bene- rith | a Dora de Phillippe, gifted soprano wit & er who should .Y we . ; shooti e Lodge reservations if y t find Black aw have tho! siatica, tryit. If you have shooting | tion with th - Ointment ‘and Soap, 260 for each. in “STE fi's great to have fit. 33 the Chicago Opera Co., is the artist for ‘ . | Sciatic ainsin the r ly, 86,303 are for a compromise : ; TISEMENT blessed reliet if the arms, legs, sides, breastor/| only, 3 3 your locality, se 4 Bac ADVERB Guat feel you're m . In the big tent, where Mr. Wil- the day and at the artist's table will ne = mt a _—— = be Mrs. John Fowler, Mrs. Lon O. afforded by em, try i unyon’s Rheumatism | between Lodge and the Democrats, menuracterers will mall to you Postpatd. : wf a regular three-ring circus, an ro see * Pyramid Pile | Remedy relieves nearly all forms of|and but 9566 oppose ratification in| whe Birtha D> ae ; ' 7 Tony iet me have y y g mirthday and’ Dream Book ‘it! Just Try This Whem “99m Toy iti. ha . : Iocker, Mrs. William Bagnell, Mrs. | ; ; . cee eee will dine at long MasG O° Pi. 2. a7 Franciscus, Mrs. N. A. McMil- ee en rheumatism in from one to three hours any form. Stated differently, 82,- be sent, Fe wartideenent to "DLAee q 3 a : 4 AACMALY : , S ; oucan have | and generally cures before one vial/ 900 have gone on record for ratifi-| WHITE, Box 913. Memphis, Tenn. Hairy Growth Appears “a know, in case of i@ ing.” a a io ie tables arranged in a circle. The wait- Mrs. Cushman, Mrs. Harry . ites will - dressed as clowns and ee See Harvey Mudd. Mrs. | _ ~~ lie san 18s used. eye cation in some form, and but 9666, - emcee (Mod of a | ' | Ter cotees cert : = — h mony, after which the| Benjamin F. Bush will have a party Ras cannotwait,get ; _ [tis asurprise to the medical profes-| or less than 10 per cent, oppose rath BL At ) KeoWH] J E A smooth. hairless afin ve tel . on ontynohe 2 ree " chan ce to ride to their hearts’ con- ntegge, Petey eainanscamrates | On their re- omingwa vs tage i oe sd : Take ne dabets- on sd my ee SES wit aan, 2” _ fac t . ; ies cment heart | ‘tent on a regular merry-go-round. turn they will reside in Mines La oe ae Sones LP rece William C.| i. | , tute. but it cures and cures rmanently; INDUSTRIAL COURT BILL FAVORED OIN T M E N T ashed. ¥ . ely child, but erts, Herbert L, Parker, Join the hap- . one ed uppermost ty v bab Mr. Y - : : : ; (| There have been aby parties,/ Motte, Mo., where Mr. Yardly is en McBride, Ashley D. Scott, Alexander| | Se a he i doesn’t put the pains to eep, only to MAPA... Removes skin blomichec cents a ain — $a a oe © coxa hat SRAiana ot te Oriental tan, | 22°" bOEOe. de Menil, and Thomas Ratcliffe.| = " xs 24 =, . = . . oe . —= al . /put never anything like a circus,and/ Miss Lucitia Moser of 3725 Lin- eee eagle nse ge Sy ie aan Bee tr ee sralliee Gas adee aes out ever: “a dustrial court bill was returned in the 4s Tony nov a - . ‘+. a 0 a a . + - . . , ° 3 m . ici: m : 4 ~ ” so Ahan SESRGan shader tripe to the a + Snag ach, gontgyerellns male W. Hughes, Mrs. H. F. D’Oench, Mrs. | Pyramid Relief, trial. tige of rheumatism from the y- oN prrersermdings renal soaanl 4 “A remap sy ier costumers in an effort to get an orig- we Pe ies bi cseniitesent to Miss | J. P, Thomy, Mrs. H. dose toherg “sat FREE SAMPLE COUPON | PP? ctv — po ng ar} os ogy recommendation that it be ee % + semmgcoaeee him.” Jnal costume for the big show to- Eunice McNulty of Chicago, who jg | Eddy, Mrs. Frank P. Crunden, Mrs. PYEAMID DRUG COMPANY | - sm, pure ase a e Oo 4 passed The main change by the 2 “Too bad!” Mec night. About 200 invitations have wm gdent of Miss Elizabeth Smith of | H. I. Suse, pO - od oaats and) 618 Pyramid Blég., Marshall, Mich. Frere tered pers a re pac Page papa ob eocnuniiten was to include within the : 5 ine peanuts mte ;been sent out and dinner will be/ 4592 Maryland avenue. Mrs. Harry W. Blodgett. | Ktediy con me . ie HR. Ey the end of forty-eight hours send us | SC°Pe of the law corporations capi- Crash Toweling | “Didn't you father ’ Treatafen r . - . ‘ - i ‘ i gerved at § o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Frawley and your empty vial and we will refund talized for $25,000 or more and em maboodich vocking a plessarebosnncaitobearbe ver —.“E guess he did ploying 25 or more persons. the moisture quickly, witheut leaving fat or Madea “ener’s awful cross, Irs. William Hilmer of 4245 Lin- Mi Oneta Frawle , Name earteeer eeeceeegrseresegeeereeeareeee our mone 4] cents alld ., -_ | dell boulevard will entertain Tues- peng mangers are the ant SR Tee y ise pe It also included the new provision “hon wes net and costs bet litte more . Tony was with wu : - MUNYON’S H. H. Remedy Co. that unincorporated labor organiza- poe ped on fabric. Sold at lnading stores. ‘o rent @ room—use a . “gummer, but all o ° dav afternoon with a bridge party resne ‘inni 5012 J C . Social It ems cy Ranges ctor Mey fbn Ste ak es nc | 64th & Columbia Ave., Philadelphia | tions can bargain collectively. patch WANT AD. =” t mad At him, a Louise Schreiber, formerly Miss Es- ley and Miss Frawley will depart =| =O re) ya 7.) —————_—__ |.) -..) — —— — a ; ere was a fler« 1} ‘The marriagéiot Miss Lucyle Chase ther Wheeler, a bride of Jan. 8. Mrs. Monday for an extended tour through —ch0..... —— on ene —————$— oa there often fs; at | ; ' | Hilmer will have about eight tables California and the Northwest : ~ » whe unconscious Odle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | of pridge and the other guests have inate ; mm ft fn ny oak Se Charlies Baily Odle of 5603 Kings- been invited for 4:30 o'clock. The regular monthly meeting of | "eis — pry )bury court, and William Gallysan ‘ |\the Froebel School Mothers’ Circle | Please Shon No or i. ost of it. _Yardly, son of Mrs. William G. Doo-| iss Dorris Drummond of 56160|will be held at 2:30 o'clock tomor- Pp Exchanges es “Rows are bad ley of New York, took place yester-| Pershing avenue was hostess this aft-|row. An interesting program has Carefully Returns Permitted “RY -perved, “but maybe , day ‘morning at the home of the|ernoon at an informal bridge party|peen arranged and all members and a ii @mart. {bride's sister, Mrs. Marcus Therion | jn compliment to Miss Eunice Mc-|friends are urged to attend. . | | The boy shook h ‘Donahue of 7130 Westmoreland Nulty of Chicago, who is the guest ; ~ “TI don’t believe t The Society for the Promotion of “— ; a eeatter, Onin @rive. The Rev. Dr. Ivan Lee Holt! of Miss Elizabeth Smith. Miss Ruth notic | } performed the ceremony. at 9:30! O'Reilly of 27 Washington terrace/| Arts, Crafts and Design, will give a a ft. father’ told Au }o’clock and only the immediate fam- will entertain in Miss McNulty’s hon-|luncheon at the Hotel Statler, in the S I; M = A N N | | A | a Ey “ t, fa m Bears bo | ilies were present. Mrs. Turner Mor- or this evening. assembly room, next Thursday 4 4 at tence "2" be om ; ton attended the bride as matron of | -— --- 12:30 o’clock, at which William K. 4 honor and George Meissner served) Miss Gladys Bridges, who has been | Bixby will talk on his travels in the | ee. “That's it! Most ay we'd ever had, Bs best man. A wedding breakfast fol- the guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr. | Orient. matte + ful lot —— 3 ti mn awful lot; mor ; “Se gucss! He ‘vented ; ' ; PBR ghimself-——something | j , jethe automobiles go. ——SSE ; “Ri. McCarty drOppe¢ : Fe nuts precipitately. “Gy stumbled upe.w a : : : 4 | Z } itlew than he had a REATER REDUCTIONS for the first Friday of this great semi-annual event. As a lower-priced "= St Could thers eo Pp ‘ tween this disr . pi: the young im o wh y) J _iline becomes depleted, it is replenished from the lines higher up, and those are treated likewise, > io OLIVE. AT TENTH giving bigger values in every line. Tomorrow, you will find almost a complete change in our va- is rious stocks—a general regrouping and a downward revision in prices. A CLEARANCE of FINEST | All Dresses from Late Special Purchases’ @ KO! and Winter Stocks Radically Reduced Wh tower rave: COATS ANDWrRaPps |} SUITS As our January Clearance Sale of Winter Goods nears the end the : 75 | @ «~~ MEDAL values offered become more and more attractive. The following Reduced! . SIZES me s FOR offerings are exceptional and worthy of your deep consideration: | Friday offers many rare bargain opportuni- $25 Dresses PATEN’ E E. | R PS ties in our Suit section. Final clearance of Fall MISSES . V N NG W A ~ and Winter models, many adaptable for Reduced ae / “PR Original PRICE Spring. Take advantage of this drastic reduc- ¥ “eT BU’ 1 Metal Brocade and Taupe Nutria Combination............$565 ) tion now. =e 1 Gray Suede and Hudson Seal Combination.............-.< 475 | $30 Dresses 1 King Blue Chiffon Velvet, trimming of Monkey fur........ 450 | P ~ t 3 1 Chiffon Velvet, trimming Siberian Squirrel............... 435 : $29.90 to $49.00 SUITS | KR d d t | Seaneer ot : eg hadi ome 5 ogg Dei ebanewehgneoecces S05 | eaduce 0... * RT nen Pei me Velvet, trimmed with Fox...........cccocccecececces 33D | | Re $ | ———s 1 Brown Velvet, trimmed with Sable Squirrél......weesee.-. 335 | —— 50 SIZES ae 1 Black Velvet, trimmed with Sable Squirrel........0-02-... 325 : IO. «we wwinrd FOR $45 Dresses ft CREAM( 1 Brown Velvet, trimmed with Black Fox...........eese... 325 Kokohea 1 Purple Velvet, trimmed with Sable Squirrel............... 325 | _ siiahaibeaiialitgescls l Blue Velvet, trimmed with Beaver $25 es satin ; WOMEN Reduced to... 1 Brown Velvet, trimmed with Flying Squirre] 315 | $50 to $65 SUITS——— 1 Orange Chiffon Velvet, trimmed with Ostrich Feather...... 245 : | | rap eee Me | ; e = $29 50 | , HERE is no better time than NOW to take advantage of | | LOG CABIN MAPI Reduced ; these reductions — the longer one waits the fewer the Handsome Street and Afternoon LO. seeeeee. Dresses to choose from. And it is a notable advantage to be COATS AND WRAPS | able to select from such desitable models as one finds here. ee ey pee and Veloure. $69.50 to $89.50 SUITS | This sale embraces Dresses that properly reflect the style tendencies of the sea- j | wpe. sme son—fabrics and trimmings that cannot be found in the ordinary sale Dresses— | Reduced § a Q | workmanship that is the best example of the tailor’s art. 4 1 Henna Color Wrap, trimmed with Sable Squirrel..........$350 1 Henna Color Wrap, trimmed with Nutria................. 325 f D Becti 1 Taupe Color Coat, trimmed with Hudson Seal............. 325 oO. ee 1 Brown Color Coat, trimmed with Nutria.......cececcees-. 310 1 Taupe Coat, trimmed with Nutria...........cccccccecscea |B Og rt atl Cian J} {$95 10 6125 surrs Extra Special Fur Reductions é ] ote mere Squirrel trimmed......+ee..se.eeeeees en goe eeee eny emmed eer went ee , | Meduced $ 49 A Wonderful Selection of $295.00, $350.00 and $395.00 Fur Coats at 3 | er re i 1 Brown Coat, Nutria trimmed.. fas 1 Black Velour Wrap, Hudson Seal trimmed... , 1 Brown Coat, Nutria trimmed 3 et Luxurious shaw! collar and deep bell euffs of genuine 1 Navy Taupe Coat, Nutria trimmed.... ibis | | Northern beaver. | ; | ntact’ ay x Natural Muskrat Coats, formerly to $395. Finest qual- ity skins, 36-inch bordered model. From these four groups you may choose from the season's best all-wool fabrics, fashioned in the late French Seal (dyed coney) Costs, formerly to $350. Smartest mode genuine Siberian squirre) collar D tie Reducti Are Bei Made on Our Winter modes. Many have generous fur trimmings of E of Wi . cing | mole, nutria, wolf, Hudson seal (dyed muskrat) and and cuffs. ntire Stock inter Suits, Coats and Wraps | grav squirrel. All are silk lined. Taupe Nutria Coats, formerly to $295. Finest quality Sizes for Mi ana Wemen. pelts, 30-inch flare model. French Seal and Sealine (dyed pes Coats, formerly 8. The Clearance Sale of Furs Offering Reductions of One-Fitth Ramet “Franch eal and Sealing (Byed con One-F ourth to One-Half Is Still in Progress. si Suit Section—Third Floor West. to $395. Genuine skunk collar and fi H French Seal (dyed coney) Coats, formerly to $350, FS FEE sleet ai fF THOMAS W. GARLAND 409-11-18 BROADWAY ono ho 00 0 00 0 0 Oe OmI0fe=—0m0 { “4

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ft f : - é ~ - . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' ~enew . . —~ one os THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15, 1990. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | eee “The Clue in the Air |» A Detective Story by Isabel Ostrander. Copyright by W. J. Watt & Co. was rocky, with murder on her soul, | or at least in her mind's eye. How | “She has, eh?” McCarty turned thoughtfully, but, the woman had already disappeared. “Come on, then.” , With Dennis in .tow, McCarty ‘made his way to the lost-and-found “She went to New York from here /| folks, do you?” McCarty asked, as last spring, and if she'd got it there,| he laid a substantial tip beside his why would she be afraid of it being | check. “Not a commercial house, or | will you nab her, Mac?” | recognized in Chicago? Now the/ noisy or expensive, but respectable| They found the hotel without dif. | question is: What did she do next?’ | and more of a family place; the kind |! ficulty, and its appearance bore tes- | ; “Maybe after all she went to some- | my wife could go to if she were her2|timony to the cleanliness and re-| desk. and stepped up to the window. |one who she knew would take her alone, and be taken care of all spectability its sponsor had claimed.-' 2 Sg ny ay — frmccon ore barge Finan 07 quiet ag it. Dennis | right. | McCarty paused at the desk before | | La | s plainly stumped. Well, sir, there’s a nice little one | registering and ruffled the pages of | week ago last night? he asked! “gne’s got in about the same time four blocks up, my sister and her/|the big, flat book. ; blandly. ‘“‘My wife dropped hers—_| in the evening as this or maybe q | husband run it. A dollar a day for | “I Wonder if *twas here Mike | a long tan one with a silk lining.” ‘bit earlier than now, for we lost your room, and meals extra. I send |stopped two weeks ago?” he said in | , Any name on it, or maker's tab?” |} an hour fooling around. The porter ;/©tS Of people there, and they always /a careless aside to Dennis. | | Comeanced the clerk. _ |said she couldn’t eat a thing all ;8° back again, so I guess they like; ‘Mike who?” the proprietor asked, | No name, but I don't know about | qay, but she'll have felt freer once ,‘* @!! right. It's respectable ani with a keen glance. | Optional 'the tab; she didn’t tell me, and I for- | she got off the train, and maybe. clean, and my sister does the cooking “Michael Devlin, my cousin from Amounts get where she bought it, but "twas| faint for food. The first thing she'll herself. The house is quiet and or-' New York,” responded McCarty. ! somewhere here in town.” ‘look for is a meal, and the next a: derly, and your wife could stop there “Nobody here of that name. Sign) | ‘This it?" ; /lodging, and she'll not have gone alone as well as not. Only last week | there, please.” The clerk produced a light-brown 'far, nor yet tried a big public place, 'I sent a young lady there, who McCarty obeyed, but his quick eye} Monthly traveling cloak, and laid it upon the/in her condition. There’s a lunch- | 2*0PPed in here right from the train | had found that for which he sought. Maturities a the direction of his de- “Even if it meant a tri , counter. McCarty turned it over; it! room over there across the street: | SURE like you, and‘she must be sat-|The only entry for Tuesday of the) = nurse. “She just talks to | week er days?” a p oO & was lined with a brilliant plaid and ‘come on till we try it.” powers for my sister says she’s there preceding week was: “Miss A. Wilkes, | : feman every day. Tony and | “Uh-huh! This io ‘met thé time Ito on a tab the name of one of! 7, lunchroom on nearer inspection wo is tiaie sa al | Boston, Massachdsetts,’ in an orrets-/ sto have lots of sport, for a rush of work with half the | gare aaa ge with proved ‘to be'principally & rendesvous : tine is teat dees ae haat | cel aes hee | town closed for the summer, unless i shake of his hed : *|for taxi drivers, and a second one laughed McCarty. as he rose ‘But Pee, s cavaian kal Ghaee vo r beh \& firebug gets busy. The full com-| “No, sir, ‘twas lined different.” was dingy and_ uninviting, but 4|maybe she only came the end of the!and Dennis ft atc tated “thel pany’s at the engine house, and I'm “Well nothing else like what you block farther along they came upon | week.” location of the 1 “ sere ea a ti * next in line for my vacation anyway. described was turned in.” | . oa sakery Ghd restaurant com- | ‘upon him Era Pm eh nty 2 ec | | But to get off on such short notice,| “Twas hers bined, with clean oilcloth-covored ta- Carty waited’: pe ger onli age me Ss, arty aited a moment, then swiftly reopened it, but the boy had depart- ed, whistling, and the hall was de-! serted. Transferring the key to the Four Distinctive Features Aside from the fact that they offer safety and stability under all conditions and yield good returns, Guaranteed First Mortgage Participations possess certain features that make them particularly at- tractive investments. Investors can specify the exact amounts for which they want them issued over a minimum of $50. Investors can designate any month up to five years when they want them payable. Interest checks are mailed to investors on specified interest dates. There are no notes or coupons to collect. Investors are given the option of having the interest compounded at certain rates instead of being remitted. “CHAPTER X (Continued), your sister come out here) 66 wy. and feed these little ras- | somebody belonging to you "McCarty asked without!...,.,°"".0% . their death-bed— ang Ml his small companion, | ©,"©2 God ‘forbid!—and wanted to She—she's gone awny.” 6've you a final message, how long | ’ would og te you nobody else to play to ke you to get leave to go : | ° CHAPTER XI. ENNY," said McCarty, “if , . - | “And what might you be spring- | . 5- oe pity a a fgg ing now?” Dennis demanded. “Sure, r yr Annie don't know how | ina bee get bis car Fa be ads = : ‘ ‘ ; : : “At y “a fe looked with pitying | to start in an hour.” Interest Remittances. Tony?” uar’s chauffeur. Tie was a — jack! He said we were and he used to open up Interest Compounds. “No, sir, it was Tuesday night. 1 \ When you have money to invest, whether. large or small sums, it will be worth your while to investigate secur- ities. Personal Interviews Are Invited. MORTGAGE TRUST COMPANY Northeast Corner Broadway and Pine “Your own; you'll never remember | |any other. [I'm your brother Tim,/ ‘and don’t be yelling out ‘Mac’ tomor-' 7 . ‘ > wasn't it s a den - “ a va be 2 guess she ain't very well. eee | = ea the ibameers| it's have to be a matter of life and ed Dennis when they had eft the | vee and a trim, brisk-looking wait-| «he looked kind of sick. If you wan: ow m a * death, I'm thinking.” | Station safely behind them. “How! ress in charge. ‘to try it, you'll find it a nice place.” He let me rive, too, wit- “Well, go ahead and kill off some- | ever did you dope that out 2” | Entering, they seated Seinisiden | Vian en Gee it a nice place.” between his knees, when We pody, quick.” McCarty paused to| «gp, ‘a dia eas ,and ordered a modest meal. The | heartily., “Four blocks up, you sav?” | inside. MeCartv Pp Boag, he} gione in the machine and the jjgnt the sti agi fh shed want to lose it as quick’as| waitress eved them frigidly : vl Bem dee Sy ks up, you sa; ‘ide, McCarty turned it in | . tam ' P . s2ei = stump of a cigar he had she could ‘ouldn’t she? ‘Ti | } Sidly at first, , Yes.’sir; on the corner. Oh, If it's all the same to you. wen! ghead” was all’ clear. Gee! preserv throughout the preceding | » , wom nt she: Tis loud | alert for attempted Jallantry, but*thanks!”’ i‘tured Dennis meekly “ld like t. | , great to have the wheel, and | intervie - “T don't care who, but ants to wake the dead and you McCarty begulled her with naive in- She dropped the Lip in her pocket l know w hat saan oe rut } cae f °| at feel you're making the car g0! | \cu'q better make it some one that’s | — d trail her a mile in it. What!quiries about the city, and she was | “It’s the Middle Western: vou can't | me " ’ aT ee ee let me;have it all to myself, | ciready dead, in case of complica- | ead re could she drop it than | soon chattering with the good-na-/| miss it.” orn; ) ‘ | with Wis hands ready, y0U tions. Tell the big chief you've got are ig station like that, with ‘tured condescension of the sophisti-! “If that’s not blind luck!” il | Late ig of anything happen- (to get off tonight, sure.” time 2” Bete te ee the | cated toward the simple stranger. | lated Dennis, as th® started up the “Mac! What is it you're up to?” | : | “I don’t suppose you know of any!street. “It's the Collins girl: it's and @ Dennis’ eyes sparkled. “We'r | . little face, flushed now, and | going” ——- parkled e’re not “What put you on that she bought little, quiet hotel near, that you're! bound to be; voming Tuesday night }——— sh: = 7s hd, ” “McCarty looked down at the the , Tv . ‘ , , Bak i of all. No To Be Continued Tomorrow. coat in Chicago, anyway?” in the habit recommending to’'and sick and wonder Ht with happy memories, and, “We're off to Chicago on the mid- | shonest heart went out to the |night train!” MeCarty cut him short. y child, but his purpose re- | ‘"The inventor has given us the slip, | | uppermost in his mind. 'Grafton Foxe nor his wife’ won't must have been great,” he/ talk, Mary’s passed the deal up and enthusiastically. “And| Mrs. Doremus’ has’ told ‘all she | ere'is Tony now?” knows. We're no nearer the truth ™ don’t know.” The little boy’s\than when the girl landed at my @louded. “He went away, 00. | fect, and I'm wasting no more time gent him.” running around in circles. I’m go- bad!” McCarty thrust some jing to get that Ivy Collins if she’s peanuts into the child’s hand.|¢hove the sod and make her come wdn't you father like him?” across with the truth.”’ | B guess he did at first, but fa-| “Maybe she saw nothing, and) awful cross, most all the time.| knows no more than us, this min- | * was with us ever since last/ ute,” ventured Dennis. mmer, but all of a sudden father; ‘Then why did she drop out of! mad At him, and he had to go. | sight?"’ retorted McCarty. “She's was a fierce row—but then | either Paid to keep out of the way, 4, L. ACKERMAN, 1 ‘The House Manager . _ of Courtesy”’ f Y Pals 610-612 Washington Avenue - \ * often is, at our house.” ‘The unconscious candor was illu- ; ng and McCarty made the t of it. '“Rows are bad things,” he ob- dd, “but maybe this Tony wasn't or she’s hiding on her own account and whichever it is, by the Lord, I’m going to dig her out. I wired to that lad in Chicago, Joseph Pang- born, that Mrs. Foxe gave us the | address of, but I got no answer, and | Clearing Sales The largest and most varied stocks we have ever assembled, and the deepest price reductions we have ever made are the prime in- ducements for your attendance. ; | selves.”’ » The boy shook his head. | “I'm with you!" Dennis cried. | "IT don't believe that was what was “I'll hotfoot it now to the.Old Man | matter. Only the day before he/|and I'll be at your rooms at eleven father’ told Aunt Pauline he was! tonight with my grip.” | € most com—com"’ | Jt wanted 15 minutes to the hour | | . - yy e > ™ \ We “Competent?” in Chicago the next day, when Mc- | ' “That's it! Most competent chaut. | oe" sauntered into the station to | find Dennis, red and embarrassed, | rwedever had, And Tony knew | ),,,;jcaded behind a newspaper to | awful lot; more than father, l| avoid the flirtatious glances of a/| s: He ‘vented something, all by | jarge and buxom lady across the | imself—something to help make} sicie of seats. | p automobiles go.” “So there you are. You could be} McCarty dr®pped. the bag of pea- doing better by remembering you're | utes precipitately. Tony! Had he/!on the job, and not trying to attract | bled. upo. a more significant | attention——” than he had dreamed of find- “T never’ ? Could there be any connection | “That dame'’s been giving me the | tween this dismissed chauffeur, eye ever since you left, and I've) the young inventor, Mr. Anto- | no use for any of them, as well you | ? know!” | KOHN STORES 1 6 6104 EASTON. BO DELM. we'll just have a try at the job our- | Only two days of the Clearance remain. After Saturday, this splendid saving chance on fashionable apparel will be a matter of history only. : Clearance of DRESSES at D 1 4: More Than 500 Dresses Formerly Priced to $35 A very extraordinary clearaway of pretty street, afternoon and evening models suitable for wear all spring. Clearance of COATS is a splendid opportunity to fill present and future needs. Prices will not be as low again oad years. _ Coat Values to $45 *21.00 Fur-trimmed and plain models of silvertone, ve- lour, suedene, broadcloth, Normandy and seal p'ush. Coat Values to $55 31.00 Stylish, practical Winter styles developed in sil- vertone, wool velour, tinseltone, Normandy, broad- cloth and seal plush. Coat Values to $75 °4.1.00 Fur-trimmed and plain models (short and long), of Bolivia, silvertone, velour, tinseltone, broadcloth, Normandy and seal plush. Coat Values to $135 *31.00 Every Cloth Coat—fur-trimmed and plain tailored —in the house, without reserve. / Suit Values to $30 *18.00 Plain tailored models only are included in this group—styled along conservative, smart lines. denied Dennis, nett. - ee Oe ee ee 2 °7 R DELMAR SKINKER WELLSTON Best Known Brands of Flour Can ALWAYS Be Bought at a Lower Price at a Kohn Store Than Anywhere Else in the City— It Pays You To Get Our Price FIRST. 65 : =. FLOUR’ MEDAL or 24-LB. SACK “PRIMROSE” YORK IMPERIAL BUTTER||APPLES PATENT Of unexcelled richness, in | | All large, choice wrapped on wi tp. 6 He viper deny MMe pound to a box prints, 3 Ibs., 24c. CREAMO, 43c a Ib. Kokoheart, 33c Ib. Cocoanuts, medium..lic LOG CABIN MAPLE . Of wool velour, wool jersey, tricotine and serge; of velveteen, satin and combinations. MILLINERY : For the Southlands Dress Values to $40 Brilliant silk, taffeta, hair cloth, Batavia, visca ¢ 22.5 q and exquisite straws are déveloped into models A collection of unusual diversity, in styles suit- ranging from the piquant, tip-tilted turban to the pictorially brimmed, flower-laden Hat. Distinctive able for wear all Spring. Wool velours, costume velvets, tricotines and satins. trimming touches and a variety of colors as exqui- Dress Values to $85 site as the styles. 3 5 ® Q Q Featuring at $7.50 Exclusive reproductions of imported models de- A decidedly attractive and unusual collection of veloped of silk duvetyne, chiffon velvet, costume velvet and tricotine. ne wspring millinery, em- Suit Values to $80 bracing striking values or 45.00 hats of satin or georgette combined with straw—in - brown, navy and black. 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ST (ouIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15, 1920. LONG COMING FOR CAMPAIGN Champ Clark Not Ready to An- | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' street, asserting that Fifteenth street, which has many small business con- 19 armies may try to carry out a far greater program of conquest than BENS Af LF A A TN I Ne TN st RE — - eee os a ®u — ————— eee oo we Atacst cdectinwalin seen J ~— 2 ee & enh re ole = SAYS ONE-MAN SOCIETY OPPOSES STREET PLAN Speaker Refers to Taxpayers’ Associatoin at Hearing on 12th Street Project. Frank H. Wielandy of 2944 North Euclid avenue, stationery manufac- turer and automobile equipment dealer, speaking at the hearing held last night by the street committee of the Board of Aldermen on the bill for the northern extension of Twelfth etreet, declared that the Taxpayers’ Federation, which is opposing the improvement, consisted of one man. “He is president, vice-president and goneral manager, office boy and jan- Stor,” Wielandy said. “This is the ‘Federation’ that is holding up im- provements in this city. St. Louls should get away from such stuff. The! Mayor of El Paso, Tex., who has put through a system of fine boulevards in that city, was my guest here not very long ago, and he asked me what was holding back our boulevard de- velopment; also why we had to drape the statues in our parks. I had to him that the one-man Taxpayers’ eration was responsible for the , and that the second was due to Re ot our citizens who is so pure oe modest that the turtle doves Tush and hide themselves when he es.”" “President” at Hearing. ienry W. Kolkschnelider, president | of the Taxpayers’ Federation, and E. V. P. Schneiderhahn, who has con- ted occasional drives against ar- c and dramatic displays which he sidered improper, were at the ng. ° About 200 persons were at the hearing. Somewhat more than one- Ralf of those present appeared to p aed the plan of the City Plan Com- on, which is to widen Fifteenth t amp the north extension of ifth street: Others favored the cerns, and which has two great car tracks, should not be disturbed. Bond Issue Favored. Most of those opposing the City Plan Commission's plan said a northern extension of Twelfth street was needed, but contended that, as it would benefit the whole city, it should be met by a bond issue, and not by taxing a benefit district. John Kaiser, a property owner in the district, declared, after listen- ing to a number of the others pres- ent, that “Those who don't have to pay are for this plan, and those who do have to pay are against it.” He said that only the arguments of those who have to pay should be considered. He déclared he was ready to sell residence property which he owned. William L. Protz- mann, a real estate agent, asked him if he had increased the rents. ‘‘No,” Kaiser replied, “I'm not a real estate agent.” Pleas of Other Speakers. Schneiderhahn spoke against the plan, and said that Aldermen who voted for it might not be re-elected. The Rev. Father Joseph Lubeley, pastor of Holy Trinity Church, who said that he spoke for five Catholic parishes besides his own, argued that the improvement should not be carried north of Biddle street. He said the district was inhabited by poor and aged persons, and he feared confiscation of property by special taxation. Lambert E. Wal- ther spoke as the attorney for the Taxpayers’ Federation. He said that Fifteenth street, if widened as pro- posed, wouitd be like the present Del- mar boulevard, and would not have the desired space aside from that oc- cupied by car tracks. C. Norman Jones and Martin Shaugnessy were among the opponents of the plan who spoke. William H. Wedemeyer, repre- senting the North St. Louis Business Men's Association, and Harland Bar- tholomew, engineer of the City Plan Commission, made the chief argu- ments in favor of the plan for the use of Fifteenth street. Bartholo- mew showed charts to demonstrate that the Fifteenth street route would BRITISH SUMMON GREY FOR ADVICE ON U.S.’ Ambassador Called to Paris Con- ference to Consider Treaty Revision and Russia. Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch | and New York World. LONDON, Jan. 15.—Viscount Grey, Ambassador to Washington, Paris | Sian situation, says: | stood that the British would prefer who re-| turned to London last week, has re-| ceived an urgent summons to go to) commanding position oe have hitherto attempted, espe- as the Bolshevist armies are row ned with victory. Even some of the Imperialist even- ing newspapers, while unable to see how such a commission could be ac- ceptable to the Bolshevists, do not try heedlessly to condemn it in face of the situation which may be pre- cipitated in the spring if the Russian armies attempt a campaign which wil] directly menace India. From the Westminster Gazette's correspondent, discussing the Rus- to make peace if it were possible.” Because of Lord Robert Cecil's in British politics at this time, his advice is Paris for a conference with Preniier| most significant. British labor has al- Lloyd George and Foreign Minister Curzon. It shows how anxious is the allied council to be made acquainted at first hand with the trend of opin- ion and events in the United States. Two questions overshadow all oth- ers at this moment at the Paris con- | ference: 1. How is the Russian Bolshevik Government to be dealt with. to revise the peace treaty with Ger- many so it may be made a practi- cable instrument? The change of view toward the Russion problem is decided. When President Wilson during the peace conference proposed a meeting of Bolshevik and allied delegates at Prinkipo Island, in the Sea of Mar- mora, most of the conferees could see in the idea only mirth. But if a Prinkipo conference was possible, with the which but would not offer now, the Entente conference would jump at it. Suggests Commission. Great interest has been aroused here by the suggestion made by Lord Robert Cecil in his speech last night that the Russian problem might be solved if the league of nations sent a commission into Russia to ascertain the true conditions. Lord Robert's unequivocal] statement that the allied policy toward Russia had been a} complete failure is gainsaid by no ° What measures shall be taken | a subject for | conditions | the Bolsheviki offered then, | | extent ages, and that the conditions are im- | possible of complete fulfillment. ready appointed a committee to go into Russia. Lord Robert’s sugges- tion, however, is for an international commission to go to Russia, and well- informed opinion believes the sugges- | tion is full of possibilities. The non-ratification of the treaty by America is an obstacle in the way of its wholesale revision in the mat- ter of reparations such as everyone recognizes to be desirable. But it is held that even should the Senate remain intractable it will be possible for the Repafations Commission to exercise the discretion vested in it by the treaty of modifying the repar- ation demands as each arises. True, this discretion can only be made operative by a unanimous vote of the Reparations Commission, but the fact that France might hold out against accepting the inevitable no longer entertained, and the reign of reason is said to be far more ob- servable in the attitude of the En- tente Powers now assembled in Paris | than when during the peace confex- ence they were heady with victory and unmindful of everything except their individual ends. The general conclusion arrived at by German newspapers, says the Berlin correspondent of the Morning Post, is that the peace weakens and humiliates the German people to an unparalleled since remote | “It is now under-'! is nounce Plans for Senatorship. | Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Jan. 15. —Breck- | enridge Long, Third Assistant Sec- retary of State, who has announced his candidacy for the Democratic | nomination for Senator, will depart for St. Louis tomorrow. He plans) to make a campaign trip over the | State. | Former Speaker Champ Clark was not ready this morning to make pub- lic his intentions. It is generally be- lieved by Clark’s friends here that) he will shortly get into the race tor, the senatorship. “ADVERTISEMENT — The Star Reporter's Story Fred Armatreng was the star re- porter on the Globe. “I guess this game is too much for me,” he remarked one afternoon to | Harry Welsh, another yoporter. “What's the matter? Harry asked. “Being out in all kinds of weather doesn’t seem to agree with me,” Fred grumbled. “You know I was out @ week with the grippe, and covering that train wreck yesterday seems to have started another cold. 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It is now rceognized even by the Imperialists, who are the princi: mo om xno IOC — = pal backers of the policy of lending ono ———0h0— 0 hor —————J10m1c 10M o—a0h10 om °0FK10R 10610 _ 9 Shoes Repaired | every assistance to the anti-Bolshe- i: vist forces in Russia, that within a few weeks the victorious Bolshevist | Expert Work at Extremely Low Prices ening of Twelfth street only as as Biddle street, after which, they maid, Thirteenth, street and Blair ave- cah accommodate the traffic. ll others favofed the widening of Blair avenue, instead of Fifteenth | We Give ' Eagle * 4 j SIXTH AND ST. ‘CHARLES nusual Savings Tomorrow and Saturday $7 TO $8.50 BOOTS Advance Spring Drei | ¢ 5 8 = UNDERPRICED * | Special purchases of smart models in taffeta, “4 Blacks! Browns! and Georgette and serge, grouped at Mouse! Two-Tones! s i LS a ee ee eee eee CKERMANS Sil Washington Ave. Stamps hed a a N Tea Shoes Repaired Expert Work, Low Prices Shoes Repaired Expert Work, Low Prices Big Coat Sale ( The best Clearance Bargains offered in St. Louis) $40 to $50 Values 9 - $25 & $30 Values $195 ——= EXTRA SPECIAL—— $10 & $15 Coats : $5.00 a ea we ~~ o, £7 ~ oe 9 ee e = S Ld _- . : « a e iy 25 *30 “ae Extraordinary Sacrifice of COATS Formerly to $39.75 for 7. Fur-Trimmed and Plain too Coats with large collars of rac- coon fur. The col- lars alone worth the full sale price. ‘Ease Sn The season’s latest models with slender leather Louis or military heels—plain toe or tip styles—all of solid leather (no cloth tops). All sizes from 2% to 8. Wonder- ful values, $5.85. be ut - Spice, spa trimmed, neckline fe sible to du ~*~ es _ gee ee Oe eee ee too Coats and Coatees, fur trim- med, of both cloth and fur fabrics. Girls’ Tan Shoes $6 Values *4.95 Choose from round or En- glish toe styles in the smartest of models—every pair well made, and perfect fitters. Sizes 8% to ll at 84.35; sizes 11% to 2 at 84.95; sizes 214 to 6, $5.95. _Boys High Cuts $5 Values *3.95 Of black or tan chrome, pron uppers, with extra : ( double oak leather soles to Hess es ee ealf heel; bellows tongue; two ops elt se ec soles. buckles at top. Bizes 9 to —s|7e8 9 to 13%, B3.05 ’ 13! 2 at B3.25: sizes ] to —sizes 1 to 6, $4.95. | 5% at $3.95. “4% splendid. aia for wear and fitting quality. Of tan chrome leather with solid leather welt sole and | 2. ° ~ e . . ws : a: e. 13 4, $2.35. RA, * to é. Girls’ Lace Shoes: $4 and $5 Values *3.29 Sizes 11% to 2 black; a smart English toe lace model in black gunmetal—every pair guaranteed to give real service. Sizes 2), to 6, $4.85 — —— A A My te bad ee) Smart, practical Winter models of silvertone, wool velour and pompom. Jaunty Coatees of beaver and $28 4 Any Winter Suit | All Suits to $35 for $16.00 | All Suits to $65 for $25.00 All Suits to $95 for $43.00 7 ‘ Just 150 of them— odds and ends—plain and fur trimrmhed—of cloth and striped plush —while they last fea) a: : § MO ee Z {( Last Call—Winter Millinery All Children’s Velvet and Felt Hats—choice at $1.00 All Children’s Velour and Beaver Hats—choice at $1.50 Any Winter Trimmed Hat—two lots, $1.00 and $2.50 To $50 Coat Values Fur-trimmed and plain. To $65 Coat Values Fur-trimmed and plain. New Two Tones 4.95 $6.00 values. real special of these new ar- rivals, with dark tan calf inn he fm m moe im i | _ ‘ SERB. EE Clearance—Women’s Boots Blacks! Browns! Mouse! Two-Tones! Every pair the last word in style; every pair of leather entirely (no cloth tops) ; leather military, leather and cov- ered Louis heels. Some lots have all sizes; others are broken, but all sizes 214 to 8, widths AA to D, are here many times over in the assortments as a whole. $7.50 Values, | $10 Values, oy 95 ; — ali a 2 ? ° a a a P , Fs roe ; ~ pe - . ‘ a a et a ey El Sm i LS A i TT TOT. A ty ee i eee $5 Black English 5 3.85 Mannish Fn- lish toe lace $2.50 BUTTONS | 3 | 65 Sizes 9 to 13% | —for little gents —sturdy black gunmetal Shoes. Just 200 pairs; Fr iday | and Sat- | urday at | 81.65 ” To $35 Dress Values Vartan, sntin0, g | 4*° Georgette combina- tions, serges and trico- 0 oo 0 0 0 fo 0 0 OO oo mor 00 —om0 — bad $.% os “oY hea i bee _ A ee tines — grouped to- gether for quick dis- yg | er Se —_ ," " . 8 ee ee ~

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: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH” eo Cases of Strange Malady. pAwrOMA CITY, Ok., Jan. 16. | od cases of the strange tualady which has made mee in several coummu- tof the Southwest, have been 4 in Bryan County, according ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' Extra fancy large, brown, recandled; 50 THURSDAY EVENING JANTIARY 15, 1920. to information received by the State ;frdm Louise Bagley (nee Huschle ) Board of Health. pe 500 Brady avenue, a waitress in our iron-clad guarantee behind each and | — the Planters Hotel, the decree was A F F CHAPLAIN S IDEAS every one. At this price you can afford 6th & Franklin a Divorces Wife on Oruelty Charge. Within 20 minutes after Hobart Bagley yesterday filed sult in the East St. Louis City Court for divorce ‘“A Shine — In Every Drop” 30a ee ee eR oe se saa eres N RETURN OF BODIE treated him cruelly, threw knivéd | and shoes at him, and abused him. vt “Sacred Dust Mixed With French 1 They were married Jan. 3, 1918. Mrs. : Soil Would Be American,”’ Bagley did not contest the suit. FURS Every Fur Plece i Bishop Brent Writes. fered in the Jan- Reductions of 35% to 60% vary Clearance at a) = ~~» - . WORM pm eee Country =e With lots of uy meat left on: the biggest value of the season: in pieces of about 8 lbs.; 30¢ value. REMLEY INE $30 For Constipation Nujol will teach you the healthi- est habit in arr, By the Associated Pres. WASHINGTON, Jan. 156.-——Bishop Charles H. Brent, senfor chaplain with the American Expeditionary Forces in France, has addressed an open letter to Secretary Baker anid | the next of kin of the American | the world. dead in France regarding the return | of the bodies of American soldiers Get a bottle from your drug- who fell overseas. The letter was 1 Meet homage! are made public today by the American Danger” to Nujo pa seat Field of Honor Association, which is ries, Standard Oil Co. (New opposing the movement for the Jersey), 50 Broadway, New wholesale return of the bodies, ard : os follows charges presented in the Sen- York. ate and House that the movement is Sickness Prevention being fostered by undertakers for | their personal profit. | “America,” wrote Bishop Brent, “has left to the decision of the near est of kin in each case what the fin] | resting place of our dead is to be- 4 whether,in France or in this coun- ‘try. No one will dispute the rizht of parent or wife to claim the fulfill- ment of the promise made by Ameri- can Government to return to Ameri- ca the bodies of our dead soldiers. But it is conceivable that there are! those who, after learning the plan to establish and maintain in lrance an American field of honor for those 'who are ‘forever overseas’ nay con- sider this the more excellent way. “A bill to incorporate the move- ment has already been presented to Congress and is to*be reintroduced | shortly. There will be an American central field of honor with as many departments as may be necessary. Here each year on an appointed day ‘commemoration of the dead will be) | observed. Over all the folds of the stars and \forever wave. “Those of us who have }more than a year careful ‘ation to the American field of honor }are moved by a single-minded pur- | pose. It is the work of love carried through by a of reverence for that sacred dust which though min- _gled with the soil of Franc: ‘ever America’s. It aims to pay high honor to those to whom hich honor ‘is due., It would presmrve as far as may be the comradeship of the jamong who met a common ifate. It would express to all who are | bereaved the undying value of the ‘sacrifice made, It would perpetuate (in death that work begun in life to | bind together nations of like ideals.” WOMEN DEMOCRATS DEMAND EQUAL POWERS WITH MEN ‘State Executive Committee Also Adopts Resolution Calling on Reed to Vote for league. i Special to the Pest-Dispatc! JEFFERSON CITY, The Stut Democratic | Executive Committee yesterday resolutions vere ippe misery en ose of Pape’s © y two hours yng e doses are taken, + netly feel all the bms leaving after ———S ee —— + - se MARKET CLOAKS, $3 — from the swettont sat in the West End ‘| 3837 Delmar °*:2, Unt" Extra Specials —_ > _ — gs | = se ool , ~{—HURLBURT® SL mae PILLS] FIRST. rable headache, 4, hose stopped up, tema » running of the ne ucous catarrhal q stiffness, rheume ther distress vanish i= nderful C ompound % ; , the knowledge that °® else in the wor | 509 Washington Av. While They Last! A Wonderful Group of your cold or e¢ promptly and wi ==. all °25 *20 Dresses Involving a Special Purchase and Records Dresses Taken From Regular “Olas Lines. Just 97 in the Lot— paetagi Sacrificed for a Qiick LIIZER Clearance at Course LOFTIS BROS. & CO. * DIAMONDS WATCHES credit AT CUT PRICES Se ler ec ere 2S B43 a TACT, | ORIGINATOR OF THE DOLLAR-DAY SALE IN ST. LOUIS BENEF IT BY THE DOLLAR SALES Take advantage now of the many op portunities that are here to secure at re- duced prices your needs, especially in Knit and Muslin Underwear, Corsets, Waists, Coats, Girls’ Wash Dresses, Linens, White Goods, Domestics, Lace Cur- tains, Shoes and Infants’ Wear. WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS | $1.50 ( Galvanized h Washtubs Mall specials ; choiery of three sizes, No. 0, *fo. I or No. 2: special, eafh.. $ Cloth chat hem finish hite (Longectoth; apecial safle price, 3 Carpet Samples sheltering will stripes given for consider- ain ‘Carpet " Samples; the thing for lay! ; S of By — sd 7 7 ! ruKs: Tggular price, 68 BROADWAY & MORGAN NT iday, U fo af VAASAAA VARA SA RAMA ROAD AS AA eeeeert Squares pe one Si 76 36 a cata o644444444444 46 4644 |, AAA AR AAA AAA AAAS no Serco ‘is for 4 Yards 30c Long- Georgettes, Satins, Taffetas, Velveteens, Serges, Combinations and Evening Dresses. Make no mistake and judge their quality by this extremely low price. See them! You'll agree they’re bargains unsurpassed. Dress values so extraordinary you'll buy two, three or more and save half in almost every instance. But ‘‘step lively’’ owing to the restricted quantity. 6 Yards- 25c 5 Yards 29c Muslin Toweling Bleac hed Soft >i us n and Cambrie: rem- Rieached linen-fin- ~ nants; special sale ish Toweling: wide red borders; special, non Shades" nO Shades those (pa jue th regula ’ Nottty pag aize mounte on “eote ) rood roll rs: rday SE ee eee Dress V alues to $60 For a Quick Riddance, Only Finest tricolettes, tricotines, vel ours, Ueorgettes, taffetas, satins, velveteens, serges and combinations; also new Spring taffeta Dresses. latte oo ee ee ee Se ee ae ce a 3 Pairs 69e Hose Mien». women's and children's Hose; values up to 60c; sp cal, resses ; ’ Drawers or Sacques Corentoters Women's $1.50 rs rs ' Cors rs s in flannelette or ging finish and ham Dressing sh hai Sacques: special... f Aprons $1.69 Values ‘taffeta, satin en : working Acre Oo 0 gui: good qua cassimeroe $1.69 Jan. ld. Women's adopted dcemunding $21.75 Satin Dreas, rt) percale; khaki; here alue; special. Now Reduced to $11.90. Continuing Our Great January Sale of White eto Waists ‘that with t | the wi /pate in all primaries, ,and delegate conventions, | . | permit jand alternates to the iventior hereaiter all /of the /Committee be official meetings State Central made joint meetings he Women’s Committee, that men be permitted to partici mass meetings and be as delegates to national con- TAARHAAMNHAHHOHE Democratic - Pairs $ 29c Hose Men's cotton finn gauge; quality; Hlose: rood ted to serve l. Women’s Felt Juliets $1.50 Grades (Perfect) ors gray or black; trimmed with felt border at tops; limit two pairs to a customer 01 Children’s ribb Union Suits: alues; day at $1. 30 special Fri $1.50 Shirts or Drawers Men's ribbed Shtrts $1.40 each Sweaters and py fo Sweaters; reg v iar $1.60 values; ns cial, each «+ @enu© Mens or Drawers; values: special, Spic, span, brand-new White Voile Waists, in lace- trimmed, figured and colored stripe effects. ace neckline features, all sizes. Values “twill be impos- sible to duplicate later. Specially priced at $1 30: ‘ee. French Serge 3 a 2 Yards 4 Yards 69c Novelty 29c Apron Poplin — sene-olie” cabal Gingham lren’s ses: Best indigo Chev- = en = 1 resolu- ' 1 . ‘ ots, 27 inches wide; “ome “7 inches wide; best 36 inches wide; Reed, garments; in green, special for Friday's .. apron checks; spe navy biue French the ' 5 lal for Wriday, —- y bi gar bn ¥ or reservia- 4 yards for. “ns * special, yard | They demand that it be specified 95 & $i , 95 i'that the women shall be allowed an hd © }equal number of delegates with the ——_—_— | me n to the State Convention. and that they shall have equal! voting power. The resolutions demanding “equal rights” in all party official action were introduced by Mrs. FEF 'M. Grossman of St. Louis. The women them trained tions upon Senator James A. and_demanded that he vote for jleague of nations without ition, or with only such interpretive reservations as will not nullify the compact or require a resubmission thereof to the peace congress. The administration of President | Wilson was endorsed, as was also Offi 'the State administration of Gov. sCOs. | Frederick D. Gardner and his Demo- | vertone, wool | 200 Retail Shops ' oa | | | cratic associates. of beaver and ) : te | BLACKED EYES WINS SUSPECT ACQUITTAL ON ROBBERY CHARGE act of a police till both eyes appeared no Thomas tite et ite and plum; | $1.49 Hand- bags Genuine leather Hiandbags, with sep- arate change purses and mirror; also pretty. colored Ln SHOE BARGAINS years; special.. —_ Shoe Bargains $22.50 Comte Prices are siashed regardices of rt § to clear before taking inventory — ucher wide- toe 2 45 Think of buying warm, stylish ier § . In serviceable woolens at thie ridicu- lous price. An opportunity that seldom comes and should not be milssed. Dozens atyles; sizes 1 to 4 85. of beautiful new atyles; sizes for every Girls’ Shoe Barssies. eos 9 to is 3% _at. , figure; In seasonable colors ull, patent and kid leathers; button” say toy english 48 . 1 9 ) toes; all- $9.45 | cies sk ce Sep. Girls’ $1.98 Dresses $ Sa : | y7 be juded er ee (3) } D ] ’ ys 10 . | eines 21% to : iingham Dresses for girls to years; | $2.06; 8% to 11 : special for Friday’s selling, ‘only onces cobs $1.69 Cork Linoleum 2 Word 88-Note Four Yards Wide §$ of patterns of Armstrong's Music Rolls : Cor Linoleum; will We carry one of the most complete lines oi floor without seams; 88-note Music Rolls in the city, and Friday with every $1 pur- chase in our Music Department 3 $2 Black Kid Gloves $1.39 Vests, Drawers Women's $1.25 and $1.39 ribbed Vests or Drawers; er @ale Pric@..«+«> : Boys’ $1.98 Pants Corduroy koeo Pants; sizes up to adresses; 10 yedrae; cassimere Pants, up to 16 Central Location Grand Arcade 15 Elevators SERVICE 69c Pan- ama Cloth VYard-wide navy blue Panama Cloth, for skirts and 81% Acres of Floor Space. 800 Modern Women's two-clasp real black Kid Gloves; slightly {m- special, pair per fect: the man in beating him | were black and blue, poaume for thanksgiving to Lahart, 20 years old, 5308 North | Union boulevard, he re joiced yester- day. . The fact that his eyes on Oct. 15 bore testimony to the thoroughness of the beating, which was on Oct. 15, proved to a jury in Judge Klene's | court that he was not one of two | robbers who held up the saloon of Ninn O’Brien, 4400 Easton avenue, |on that Oct. 18, because witnesses of _ the holdup testified that neither of | the robbers had blackened eyes. La- | hart was acquitted. | | If. at the time, Women’s ShoeBargains |” Choice of a targe variety of leathers in kid and cloth tops, high or low heels to select from; some are slight sec- onuds; values to $6, An Arcade “Street” | Where shoppers find comfort, convenience and good, merchandise paramount. lace and AWHHONHHKHUM each ‘of the five shop floors above the Grand ‘Arcade is a retail street, embodying the unique advantages of the Arcade arrangement. Together, they present all the |with the fight in which he suffered shopping advantages of many downtown streets concen- | the blackened eyes. trated within the space of one block. “Shop the Arcade Wa The Arcade Building. Eighth and Olive—Thru to Pine, Isaac T. Cook, Manager Lahart, however, still is charged | 'with assault to kill in connection Separately, Skating Sets Cap and Scarf— Of Angora wool, trimmed with penton and $ ] Large variety four-yard-wide cover average size special, square yard 2 Yards Felt Linoleum $ Large variety of waterproof Felt Linoleum, cut from roll; 2 square yards for $ $11.00 Felt Mattress | $ Pe Lae te: | SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS tae em ee ee eed Victor Records Viel rolas WuRLIZER of Course Hate of satin or eatin and straw, la. Special, 2 Roils for .. * > s — tress: all sizes; to full shapes; stylixhly trim- ted. ... ° $We Give Eagle Stamps weight .> *% ARERBREL" The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. | 1006 ~ St.

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‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' — te ee THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15. 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ie TALON DES FROM * PE * FFFECTS OF INFLUENZA ==S"Rsvee By the Associated Prear. | ae | ; All Winter Hats in our Millinery a tion: values to &? ~ 2 _—@ 2 ‘seer ee saat a ,itiil LONDON, Jan. 15.—Two Ameri- | — r}- Dh ate oe . f ~ cans were killed and three wounded | Ht ! Sa s E Pastor of Visitation Church, 71,|,. 2 ciash with an armored train of fs da} ae L. ong Active in Affairs of Cath- | Gen. Semenoff, Commander in Chief of the All-Russian army, between | | olic Church in St. Louis, | Lake Baikal and Verkhneudinsk in the Province of Trans-Baikalia, ac- ) : cording to the correspondent of the Monsignor Patrick W. sen, a | Daily Mail at Harbin. The Ameri- years old, pastor of the Visitat‘on | ..n¢ were reported to have captured, Church, Taylor and Evans avennes, | the train. one of the most widely known priests! Details of the brush between the in the St. Louis archdiocese and close | Americans and the Semenoff forces | iwere unavailable. friend and adviser of Archbishop | Other clashes were reported be- #lennon, died of the after effectS tween the Czecho-Slovaks and Gen. of influenza at the Visitation pas- | Semenoff's troops. toral residence, 4515 bDvans avenue, | A Moscow dispatch says the ma-| @t 12:15 a. m. today. He had been | jority of the Cossacks in the Amur confined to his bed for a week. Mon-/region and also the Burians and the | Signor Tallon suffered a severe | Kirghizes of the Trans-Baikal region | attack of influenza in November,| have revolted against the massacres | 1918, and there were resultant com- of Gen. Semenoff and repudiated his | Plications which broke his health representatives. Last autumn he went to Las Vegas. ~ — “WN. M.. in hope of recovering his | .wWrength. He returned to St. Lou VENETIAN LACE DISAPPEARS _aWwout December 1 and since then’ : h: W been unable to be active in pas- Mrs. Henri Chouteau Discovers Loss | tor &’ work. Occurring in Last Six Months. Noted as Church Orator. Mrs. Henri Chouteau of 4317 Lin- fe. Qually noted as a church orator @¢!! boulevard reported to the police vesterday afternoon that a waist, a detached pair of sleeves and a skirt and © 4m expert financial manager | of imported rose-point lace, valued || of e¢ Burch properties, Monsignor Talion ‘ad lang been prominent in : at the time of its purchase at.$600, || had disappeared from a dresser | | the a, Wninisirgation of ecclesiastical affairs ™ St.. Louis. He was presi- in her bedroom in the last | The discovery of its dent of the Bioard which built the drawer “County a: 2 was made a monsignor | !058 was made yesterday. °——-g° a? '*@®@@aae *iitusecee sui i, ete oe The Store for ALL the People ToiletGoods Clearing of Sik Remnants a0 EE ei One and one-half to six yards each. Sold formerly from the piece for | | $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 a yard. ap peony oatmeal 0c $2.50 and $3.00 | $3.50 and $4.00 oy tae Butter- Silks, $1.98 Silks, $2.98 $ 2?” Yard Notions One-Day Sale Kleanet Hair Nets, Cupe style only, A Lal Friday’ Many great opportunities to s | fered in these Hour Sales for . the bell. No C. 0. D.'s. None to @ — ee eee — ee a American Maid Pins, 160 count, three packages .....+-++++: - 10¢ Sani .19¢ Ladies’ Supporters, sew-on style, pair.. 10c Shinola Outfit, consisting of wool polishers and daubers 35C Twine Shopping ee Children’s Pin-On Supporters, pair Silk Middy Laces, in navy blue only Decorated Bathroom 40-In. Crepe de Chines 10-In. Dress | Satins, Bottles light colors navy blue ee 40-In. Crepe de Chines.. 40-In. Silk Foulards 46-In. Plaid and Stripe Satins ‘5-In. Printed Satins and Radium Silks 40-In. Crepe Meteors, in light colors 10-In. Black (‘hines Toothbrushes, in va- rious stvles Corset Steels, va- rious sizes, pair Satins and 36-In. Dress Messalines 36-In. Plain and Chiffon Taffetas 40-In. Silk Foulards..... 36-In. Foulards.... 40-In. 40-In. Charmeuse 36-In. Dress Satins...... Rubberized Sleeve (Main Floor—Nugents.) rive ‘s Protectors, pair Pas. ick \Beminary in § ‘six months. 3 NCounty a: 9d wes made a monsignor Crochet Buttons, suitable in recogni Won 9s his efforts in this Mrs. Chouteau said she bought the | for ] (Ls d d G trimming wash mate- connection. » also was a member /4ce in Venice during a trip abroad | rials, per i; For Men and Women at a Great Saving and of the Cat) wiic Orphans’ Board. jin 1912. It was insured. card 5c 10c He was bo tn in Lessington, Coun Odds and Ends of Coat Sisted Biatcs when 15 years old. At| FAREWELL 10 SAAR VALLEY SS Premier has written a note of fare- 1 J) Men’s mended Cape, Kid Mocha, Suede and WA Chamois Gloves, all in serviceable condition. | 37 a Included are Wicklow, Ire tand, and came to the and Suit Buttons, the age of 27 %Jnc was ordained a. | ZURICH. Tape Girardeau s Mo. Shortly after | | j ee Qualities that sell from $2.50 to $4.50 regularly, ‘priest at St. Vincent's Seminary;| ‘well to the Bavarian inhabitants of this he came tc» “t. Louis as | Imperial Felt Oe NS | : : but on account of the slight repairs we are Women’s 2-clasp Kid Gloves, neatly repaired. (Main Flo acisdhemiie ) Fancy Men’s $2.00 Caps, #1.1S Made of jy od - in Oriental pe! pin dari « Yu le ne designs, wit + Chamoise' ap prints. 4a $2.50 Bolt «$7.95 - 71 z oves, $1.10 Put up 10 yards in bolt, : style in wi y- Longcloth, $1.95 | ae | 30 inches wide. $2.50 Umbrellas, $1.79 | American taffeta covers, | with neat handles. 27c Bleached $8.75 Muslin, 22¢ my: Bleached and soft fin- Warranted 25 years, high ele- ish, 36 inches wide. vation, non-sag style, steel helt- wwietecniiinand cal springs; heavy tubular rein- Boys’ — to a forced angular frame; very ae strong and restful; all sizes, Suits, 5 oe 85c : (Third ee. | Fleeced quality, ABE 240 Conf yy, vali Back hook 56 to 40, - Boys’ $10.00 308 ; , : Sul S7 >) ze 50c Outing Flannel, 35c Five to 10 yard lengths, ‘ . 25c Nainsook, 25c a SUNS, $7.60 Pans.” Comes in dark grounds, Two to 4 vard lengths of pretty patterns, sizes 8) Heavy aluminas 7 polished. 9-tn, Two to 6 vard lengths of good quality Chambray. with stripes and checks, 27 pajama check Nainsook, 56 to 17. it of 3 to of 32c White Beings: 27¢ (*omes Satin Crepe Meteors.... eet le mm — - - A (crepe de Waltke’s Toilet Soap, in assorted odors, 3 for. 10c 50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo 37C 42c Java Rice Face Powder, in all shades 35C 23c Frostilla, for the hands rik wae Sa 17c Babcock’s Corylop- | 4 sis or Cut Rose Talcum. Cc 98 Military Brushes, with black ebony back, oe ~~ —— | Forty -two pi with pink be (Main Floor—Nugents.) ——_— . — -T5¢e Teapots, 4s8¢ earthenware T lg years. ec EE8 ae Men’s $2.50 Boys’ aga jamas, 1.6. 4 and Pants,4 sales, cut “full: se Crompton 1 frog. with, taped ett . 18, Boys’ | Blouses Dark shade 4 and gingh I ~_y Department annouliiced to- da”. am unbroken Bayer package which 1& --—Distri- | SAY ER = R **Bayer Tablets ui Aspirin’’ to be | Senuine must be marked with the safety ‘‘Bayer Cross.’’ Always _contains proper directions to safely | relieve Headache, Toothache, a Neuralgia, Colds and pain. tiie 00 the tendo mast er acture of th ne half ter of Salicylicacid.- oe . —_— _ = = eee eee ES --_____ —- = = - ' There’s a World of Music Waiting for Your Enjoyment Muslins and Sheetings Spreads, $5.9 Clearing Sale All white or combined : with colors, hemmed: full | Brown, bi Sale of Light-Weight Underwear 17c Bleached Muslin or Nain- sook, 27 inches wide, yard 24c Bleached Mfislin, 30 inches wide, mill lengths, yard 25c Bleached Muslin, 36 inches wide, yard 30c Unbleached Muslin, mill lengths, yard 32c Bleached Muslin, mill 75c Unbleached Sheeting, mill lengths, 8-4 wide, yard lengths, 36 inches wide, yard.... Lace Curtains, Pair $1.88 A lot of 204 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains; “14 and 3 vards long. Some trimmed with lace edge, others scalloped in white and ivory color. 214 and 3 yards long. As many as eight pairs of a design. Protect Your- Hot Water Bottles and Fountain Syringes Clearing Sale Cretonnes Regular 35c and 39c Qualities Wonderful range of patterns and all the wanted colorings. Large and small effects. Good quality; yard (Third Floor—Nugents.) ‘ In Our Bargain Basement— Women’s Fine Ribbed Cotton Union Suits, in —_ knee, rey edge. Regu- lar sizes, quality, Women’s Fine Ribbed Cotton Union Suits, with wide knee, lace trimmed, finished with fancy yokes. 75 Regular and. extra sizes. Seconds of $1 quality, at... Women’s Fine Ribbed Cotton Vests, finished with silk ribbon, sizes 36 and 38. Made to sell for 35e, at Women’s Fine Ribbed Cotton Vests, extra sizes, wing sleeves, made to sell for 5vVe, Women’s Swiss Ribbed Lisle-Thread Vests, extra sizes, merecer- ized taped neck. Seconds of 6oc quality, at Women’s Fine Ribbed Cotton Union Suits, tight knee, finished with silk top. Size 34 only. to sell for $2.00, Women’s Fine Ribbed Cotton Union Suits Suits, tight knee, sizes 56 and 38, Made to sell 3 for vVe, at 35c. 3S for. (Main loor Nugernts Women s Sample Shoes And Our Regular Lines Reduced— ‘F ourth Floor Friday — size. with cellule $2.50 ‘Silk Tulle, $1.95 light and dark shades, i? inches wide. on 79¢ Hair Ribbon, 35e¢ ‘Taffeta striped 5's inches wide, Women’ s 19¢ Handkerch’fs, {4¢ core. | Mercerized batiste. ners embroidered in col- ores. Handkerchf’s, 12¢ Soft finish cambric with colored border, and hem- stitched. 85c Veiling, Yard, 59¢e Come in dotted patterns and sc roll designs. efects, | | strongly tuft edge; 45-1b, 29¢ Cu Sc: ) ~T Comes with ored border, € (Limit of 20 tomer.) $7.95 Pair, White wool ‘size, 66x80 Qurs 2" Women Slippe Biack kid pers, pompom on * 8 with low Trimming Braid, 15c¢ Bhabie, s®talloped ed sous © colors. _—_——_— —. Vornen’s $1.95 1 ; ° “en's felt Hlouse 8!! or Juliets, lteath and heels. (Barge ement.) v omen’s $2.50 Slippers, $1.98 leather, one or tt ma. medium or ik B; sizes to 8. 9.95 Dress - orms, S8.75 6 sections, adjui to any size. TQ -79¢ Clothes Lines, 48¢ tructible, 60 ft. le mit of 2 to custome , $15.00 Steel Beds, $12.25 steel ‘This Columbia Grafonola . i! | re iit Will Bring It to You $2.00. 69¢ While these are classed as sec onds, the imperfections are so slight as : not to impair their wearing quali- , ties and we guarantee them to give ey . Sizes Up to 5 Only.. $ e O8 Z-in. eontir one of the sizes in this Shoe Sale. it will pay you to buy two ; Matting Ru post and top fi "$33.50 Baby ination “*8 Piers Carriages, $27 25 owl upholstered artillery ile ott ‘$1. 95 Leather Purses, $1.19 upholstered artillery wheels, reversible gear. With faney white. eres lope etyle. with bea fitted w $42. 50 ster bian colors; ‘top strap. Sets, HPO —- or. $16.95 mepoeres H, i es in Bags, with border design hull ‘ ut, ti hide, hand $3.95 Electric Heater; ‘‘The Rutenber,’’ g anteed. Regular $10; at Pyrex Bread Pan; hand cut: $1.2 each @ Pyrex Pie Pans; hand cut; $1.2 each Electric Irons; ‘*‘The Bon;’’ eo a anteed; regular $6.50; at vicl kid, also gray pat- ee : i sat. cloth All Floor Lamps, includ- ’ ; . button ing mahogany and a 259 O Off Women S $2.50 right in your own home where vee ee Gloves, $2.05 nese and all silk Shades. you can play them again and tl ~ ‘ . Pe ie eel, r od oi deg ane “os again. | ‘ heels. Choice, $1.98. Third br loor —Nugents.) ) ; i hUVOs, int all sites If you can wear either » at, All the works of the world’s — greatest artists—the catchiest dance numbers—the very new- est hits from Broadway—the cel- ebrated operas or the simple mel- odies are yours to enjoy—not at the theater or playhouse where they are quickly forgotten—but » at. or more C‘ome perfect satisfaction. On sale on Bar- |: pairs. gain Squares, Main Aisle. (Main Floor—Nugents.) rere ae + in patent, gunmetal or 9.50 Congoleu vugs, $6.09 Y 9x9-feet. in two O mee! patteros: slight | SIOMmse ent with gray tops ; lace qr stvles: ee ee we sorted colors. : ip Men’s $3.00 ie amnildren’s $1.0 , tui ; 4 — | . . aed ° a ac ee ih tat etn | eeeeveeeons Shirts, $1.95 aps, 6% . nave D i ’ #4, i. pe: as . Tai ts / / wt ES} = * : 4 ay, 3 Solid colors and fancy . t ahd brush " | r >) Naa fie : = Ve oS ae hi —_— G z YT a of we striped. some with collar - and Toms i} ne gt ” | : i , / st e + be. - ' “ a a : : to mate h . $2.25 Envelope Boys’ $5.50 Chemise, $1.75 Shoes, $4.08 Lace triromed haftiate h Bhor- in fan A Real Saving of From $7.50 to $12.50 Is Waiting for Every ¢ 2 ny with’ ngitah Woman Who Buys One of These High- =$ 1 1- 9 5 “a i 10c Bath Mca es $ x Class Coats Tomorrow for ... . Think of getting a Fur-Trimmed Pompom Coat OP. 62 ee e' Tablets, 7¢ a : 3.95 Blanket 79¢ Dozen $2.00 TWEE Pair, s6.98 lergen's Bath Tablets, in n< . Hundreds of brand-new Coats; bought Whether it’s a Coat for a woman B pee ven “aoa bg at price concession and to be given to who wears a regular size, or a iiss, our customers at a price concession. or a junior, or if you want a Coat for Think of getting a Fine Silvertone Coat for Or you can buy a real Plain Tailored Coat for __.. A... = Kettles, *1.12 Think of getting a Beaver Plush and Pearson Plush Coatee for... minuin ‘Pot Toast Down fum on the instrument and urchase $12 worth of records of vane own choice. The instrument you choose will be delivered without delay. This plan gives you a good-sized ~ ey Bd YY record to start with in- ad o ying the ful _— HY SA, g l amount on Records Deli ivered * by Mail Simply send us your order with money, check or money order to cover and we will de- liver promptly by parce! poat the package insured against b . Latalogs and «up- Diementa of records wh! be matied on request. Pay the balance in small weekly or monthly amounts to suit your convenience. | Uptown and Downtown Exctusive Grafonola Departments $3.00 Traveling pits Cases, $2.10 T5e | xeven ostine Pins, | “Suiting, 22¢ shaving mtic set Wi © linen finiteh 1 a6 incbes wide. 29c White rose, violet or geranium odors Made with (# ‘= large We guarantee that you never bought - a stylish stout; it’s HERE in this BI suth Coats ANYWHERE at $11.95. ASSORTMENT of Coats at $11.95 =) ver ctones 75¢ Ke Album, rhirts ey tis for “aw ab ar : in« Ree : $1.75 Aluminum s s.00 Table | | ’ ise ides. et in Ww oe - ~_ — = = $ i -_ ————_ - = - F - - — o - - — a _————e _— pe = . - ~— -_ a eee nd - — _ - ~ x “ -~— . - - ee ‘ . aa Sn etienl . : : ‘

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oe eT — se i oy errr by ~ —_— anand = ee = 7 2 ; ? > . n "7 ” 9 T ? - ee eee ~ - ~ Ty THURSDAY EVENING, JANUAKY 15, 1920 » 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | = ” ———SSS=_—_—_, - ae As ° — ———— LST | CONTINUES 10 DECLINE ‘¥ } H Low Namber Per tinned Popula- . =: Our Misses’ and “on Contradicts Theory In- | i; Children’s Hats: ue ereases Follow Wars. " Wi ; . ; By the Associated Press t inter 1 p ° | PARIS, Jan. 15.-——Traditions that : 4 sty ae . 2 rice | the birth rate of a country always ~ inereases after a war have proved Secretar’ ot Growers Associa- | fallacious in this city at least Sta- Fad : " © wh “~* : * tion Calls Prediction of Hight The Store for | Usties of the Prefecture of Police s ALL the People | show the rate is still sinking. Th: Prices “‘Absurd.”’ , ee mn | ‘ m7 aah i — hos , number of births in Paris in recent 9 di ee . h ee: sbetgs stipe he ots , Pes uohul ro edt |, months has been higher than ever, : but this is due to the fact that the! BY “* A*soctated Preas. > Reda fi J| Population of Paris has been aug- SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Jan. 18. m4 tons On 7 na mented by 500.000 persons during ~The statement of H. R. King, ef F + i!]| the last year. The number of births Seattle, before the National Retatl ~ || ner : Clothiers’ Association, at Chicage, ities to save on; for the person and home are of. r BB Rewer sere lage vite! | yesterday. thet clothing pela , es for Friday... no sales before or after the tap of in e = | be Sint the outbreak of the war pes advan e from "“F to 40 per cent, part- . &. None to beg x 1914 ‘ly because of the higher wool prices R e | In the dark vear of 1870. 57.000 “48 Characterized as “absurd” dv Sale Starts 9 A. é: at births were registered in Paris, or 31 P® 5. W. McClure, secretary of the . . ’ National Wool Growers" Association | per thousand. The next year there : 1" That Sold Re ularl M. Sharp, 2nd : W _ e 37,000, or 24 per ow dhe in here yesterday King had said that . ya ' | 8 y Floor, = |i}, 1872 births numbered 56,000. or 30 “UStraiian wool had increased from - | / | for $39.50, $35, Coat 2 |||: Per thousand. In 1883 the high rec- | 91,1) & Pound, in 1914, to $4-30.gam 9 r , . $29 50 . “ Hh ord of 63.000 was reached. From The truth of the matter is that ° \ Or Ou ” F 2 Section | that time unti) 1913 the rate declined wees is no higher in Boston, « the 8 4) |, until it reached 17 per thousand. In woes marust. of ie a today, “Se 7 6 ‘ | 1913 the population of the city was|‘5@" it was 90 days ago,” Dr, Me- ; ‘}! 2,900,000. During the war the num- Clure sald, “and the highest Simm | ber of births detreased, there being Yet Paid for clean wool in Bostop is ‘| 30.000 in 1915 and 28.000 in 1916, around $2.19 per pound and this is . , : ili which equaled the ' x enediien for the very finest grade. Ordinary $15.00 Ta ’s $2.00 Men’s $4. 00 Plain Collars, before wheal the ieara denelation van three-eighths blood wool, and the Rugs, *1 | #1 Is Shi ~ Far Collars. : “- 700.000. ' - Class out of which soldiers’ wunl- os Made of: jute yam th ear rte and 7 ppers, ty 2.08 All Grouped Th Poorer quarters of the city show noe 0 were gp yy a er yo in Oriental and ; oF ps . at srown Oo} ac ie luli. 9 un higher percentage thas sections ful grade of wool! in the wor o | a ty Sa with: sl : dark color «lg vpera style all Into One Big 5 odin tae ht eteonpiagel “a a saictoes clothing purposes, is selling teday in ya oe , . esta 23 led 2 ae ' Boston at from $1.30 to $1.40 per — : C) . -—-- —— | €ilazens. $7, 95 B sal moisette $32.50 Ww d b wn os - 3 ii . | 4 . pound scoured. This woo! has not araropve ne rice, Si i BOCKS 0 F OL advanced in the last 90 days. ¥ bhi Se ’ $1.10 . iZes 14 to 42 : WW N AL OH BARRED The manufacture of a suit of it, | | Forty- ote, | r Rf style in white Tr unks, $27 2 20 Friday 5 ae baling + meron 'man’s clothing. suitable for the a@y¥- with pink poea : ‘full Sple weneer, cre- | Springfield (Mass. ) Library Removes erage sized individual and made of ce, tonne ‘lined: full size. Women’s lB Works in Manufacture. medium winter-weight gooda Fre- >t ree By the Associated Preas. 9 f wool Tea ots, | : ; quires about 62 ounces © ) Boys’ ' $i ‘ Pp Men’ S $2.50 The Season’s and 1 SPRINGFIELD, Mass., Jan. 15.—/ Thus, at the present price, the weel ) 48¢ | The City Library announced today it it be louses, | Shirts nd ;. Hh in an average man’s suit cas and Dark shade earthenware Tea- D pe Best Misses capes Gua ee bought for $5. = ond ne Se | and ginghama, | rawers 3) 59 | re} sumption that the su made 1g y —_—- y “YE oed ie of alcoholic liquors. oe : | ’ Winter weight. part Styles ie } The Wheastale believes this action is hep ~ ae Os eee — | n’s $2.50 ih weay ently, lien + ves Siat from $60 to $75. If one were te Boys’ ’ s 1 65 a a | in keeping with the spirit of prohibi- use the very finest wool grown in the 1 FR ot DeD W ’ : : ' ; = ||| tfon amendment by tending to pre-/ manufacture of this suit, not morte fin- Pants, ba pane AS cotor omen 8 $2.95 A Sp! lendid collec ‘Lion ] rood Ww Inter c7 oats if it ure not only StV lish but Ser y iceable as = i vent manufacture, than $7 worth of wool could be used. , cut full; some , ' lI . ~ eee Mk et with mp ton ik frog. Hose, S198 she . Kverv aprctior a fully tailered and designed in fine quality materials such as velour, 3 Hi T | rhe Drice of wool nas ue been to 18, — om Full-fashioned silk, black re vertips, polo cloth, cheviot, silvertone and Winter ¢ loakings. The: colors are brown, a i S _ADVER SEMENT . nae eee a ee the —— . with colored tops; slight- > “Se | | ic CioOthning ane ; pres- | 50c Oil lv irregular. éoacien was eee Pete, black, terra cotta, green and Bb urgundy. Included in this sale are =| eB eccy bead seams | ent woo! values, the woo! required te 85c P olish St rete , smart jaunty sport modela in | plush and eptmere ‘tte. = | | ema} manufacture a sult represents Seas * Confiners, Gia wax on Poiisn, $1.50 Warner’s RTS TE Ll Ss AT ARR MRTRES {I [than 10 per cent of the Drigeaay ) Back pook st ; 12-02. bottle. C ts $1, Pte | ee ee a | a (| ‘which such suit is retailed. 36 to 40 2 to customer.) orsets, ~ 19 . rE , o 2°: ms OU eT a: ieee | | ib “There may be some reason fer ;. ae 4 — | .a aene eee eeteeniterenedn sep teheeremneneeneneeneemetenenemeenneendeenrece neem Saat eae sagaan aun | 4 advancing the price of clothing,” ae Ratiste. with elastic top: | » ¢ | iH Dr. McClure asserted, “but it cannet be attributed to the price of weet” ee 4 FORMER MONARCHS AT SALE! LAUSANNE, Jan. 15.-—Four fore? mer monarchs who are living in this country were interested spectators at the sale of the jewels and objects 39c Pie Talcum sizes 20 to 24. in Pans, ] wder,20c¢ Ok a 8) Heavy alumiae ‘* Violet O bo- Women’s $2.00 polished. 8-in, af Talcum Towder. " . ‘it of 3 to cust "vin Union Suits, $1.49 | ——oomeill Trimmi | Sw fine ribbed cot- | 59c § ton, KT Do | length; sizes 32 to 38. Clasps y nent ned. a a ble, s@alloped edge ER , t ned by the estate of the Jai steer ge —ceuhaaai women’s $1.39 on Sale for 4 Hours Only—10 A. M. to 2 P. M. Friday rate Princess Vera Lebonet? of il $9.95 Cotta 's $1.95 Gowns, $1.10 The Si T aia, here yestersay, Saye ’ | DEe King Constantine of Greece : ‘Mattresses, - ; *1 44 Muslin. in Math «> vi » e€ IZe€S in his Sale Are From 16 to magna -f and former Bm perce e*ciin.| Style, trimmed with . ° . E ss Charl id Zita o us- |Full sine, all Mn felt House Slin-| Broigery es Tt” ™ 42, but Not Every Size in Every Style nice tier does a | Sages"43. th. welghapgand Reels. Bargaln —— chanen | Parisian dealer bought a neck- ma race for 500. 000 aranen and i a $1.65 Alarm 290 C n’s $2.50 Clocks, $1.25 | Jewels brought very high prices. ~ ——_-- - AN Ol ’ : : *, AR BEE REE REE RIB ES ESE BS ; b “ bs i i + A ‘ ' Conie and select Dresses of splendid style that sold earlier in the season for as much as $35.00. The ‘y were not made for sale purposes, but cut from good quality materials and cut to fit. Each one was discerningly | vo . Beri ood Morning. ni , ts, Comes with. Ys oy B98 hy aarn Cas. | (Limit of 20 ya MMe aics to's. oO ele . : | COMES pBoer-exrn a — 20c Ink, Ghosen for our regular retail trade. ier HI " lfc $7.95 B .95 Dress 150e The F bri A : Section | | a whi Pair, ; $8.75 SEeaemnan © jon than ee anrics re; | - ° 8, ° 2. n . , OO | size, CORSO inchemMe any size. | blue black Satin, \Georgettes, serges, jersey — The Colors Are: Miuour SAL yn velours, velveteens, Paulette | Copen, brown, taupe, navy, black, | on ? H AA [ S combinations. Burgundy and white and black checks. il WE DELIVER THE ae a :* aa \ a he he teeta ee ee ee oe oe oe on on i me od a a he ie i | vm Lerthaa: tei den’ awe sorte sine and polite Gam s ‘ eae 7 . ° i — vengat ; : ff CARONDELET iPeieUait CLAYTON i tnab 3x" Fausdowne, wom. ant Wate a : A Big Sweater O tunit i : : Entire Suit Stock ig Sweater Upportunity | | ter pe 7.14 A a). i deal “. Qualities | HE Fancy Head Cheese, per ib.......... 20c Evangeline Tabasco Sauce.........256 pe | Black woot m | $7.50 Plai 69.50 Suits at Half Price........ 34.75 From $7.00 = = eee Moll's Pride Peaches, in syrup, Me. Sardines, Booths, in tomate sauce, 7) is tes i $5.50 - Blankets, $5.68 79.00 Suits at Halt Price tee teens 3790 to $9.00..... tp i hess der daces 490; levee opal -GBBB cn.-Pt. Bot. Delmar Club Pure Olive Oil, 64 in. wide. (| from dressing. - | ; on : = + wy? pe g ‘ a “s ipl ili! Saad parte divine -» ai ~ _ a wake ee Ce eee oo en wits toa ~

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sa OT Ee Eee es ep abe - , - if _ VENING, JANUARY 15, 1920, : ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | , a | 4 o ST LOWS POST-DISPATCH' THURSDAY E | 7 2 : er? MUNSEY BUYS 5 . e : El (ENT ; 4 , é ‘%:. | . ) . = © J THE TEACH! “Ae 7 Women's Cham? : = | y ture will be hel a ‘ a Library. instead | — : a ¥ Building. Clase TT eT — . f - \ ; — an | én an f- yoare : je Bee usually carries Increife in welght given by the St . * _ arket streets. " n Tw 0 Weeks’ me | health Nervousness, sleeplessness avd James Go a Be tt A . : ‘ ip mab rod ‘ rcmigny easeeive, thinneen, should) Newspaper Properties, In- VE C244 o | . | oon disappear, dull eyes ought te THE MONTH! in Many Instances. Ye Shenks glow with the ae Physicians are — recognizing its e gg ¢ P on oo wee ie vey | ae 4 4 PLANS FOR FUTURE ee SH. NIGER, . 7 *,¢ looms of ‘perfect cluding Paris Edition. increasing St. Peter's Epis Editor of “Physicians’ Who's owish critic, with tt a general improvement in the ail officers and bloom of perfect ’ ‘ : m its n ¢ A Should Be Prescribed ' Se Sad a : D., ed ‘ ka “Idealism in Bb rho.” eS r ewish Situatior a Fibs ARE NOT DECIDED Snday at Sheld . - ” aes, Joseph D. ake plain bitro-phosphate” is excel- gif Specialist to t advice to thin, delicate, nervous t= PO, tory, says: + age : aRe gvty a5 le who lack vim, energy and nerve a ee. tae thin, nervous, ana a 4 - ee Prese : oe , ee. a oS % . tural, unadulterate substance seal uahter Of Mr, Se, and there scems to be ample! [aes Pi eS eg 4 “as ‘bitro phosphate | and you will Announcement Says Sale Is Ll oeion avenue r of the efficacy of this preparation ae ; Ke: " Pas *S, Seok ASS an: eoon #ce BOoIne astonish ne resuits n is “Sie a0 Dp. mm. tomo! aan ee ee a ie BP he increase of nerve energy, strength } 4 > , arn Taylor and Uliv Warrant the recommendation. More-| [Bee %& Pg gh ae 2 the - in Acco 1 ett's : ¢ og oe reg enh gee sae r 4 mind and power of endur i“ yy . tf we judge yA the countless ‘shies 3 we A here Bs eee + Bh a . ried ‘ ee TH! RANQU! ) tions and treatments which are} f a a ee a ae et ee Bitro-Phosphate fs made entirely © o Be $ i MNEEET Setee efvertioc€ for the ca Na a the organic phosphate compounds | re- Wish to Develop Plants as | Canadian War Nation " : = ~ Purpose of making thin people deshy, Hamilton, wonderfu Served 0 53 ae M Fathe § pee —- roasts loping arms, neck and bust, and Bi Ph hate b ; onument to a r. . oo a. Weshinaten Splacing wsgliy hollows and angles by alent 4 — - Re ii : fee “eoft curved lines of health and gained 15 pounds and never bef. thenia. The standar excellence, a - THE QUESTIC m@puty, there are evidently thousands so well.’ strength and purity of its aan By the Associated Press, . : a of Religions SG *% every = na a | a - - - + were o @f men and women who keenly feel | | Soeene Siet te. manatactered tm strict NEW YORK, Jan. 15.—Frank A. =. i etter, te cand excessive thinness. _ accordance with the U. 8S. Pharmaco- ane iaaill lie ‘ of committees hinness and woakness are often due Drue Co.. and most all druggists under poela test requirements, Bitro-Phos- Munsey, magazine and newspaper Y apeak on the ch closing the salo , ; . , he s therefore not a patent medi- , — | starved nerves. Our bodies need more a «guarantce of satisfaction or money prate should not be confused with publisher, who last night purchased hate than is contained tn modern back, By feeding the nerves directly any of the secret nostrums, so-called | tne New York Herald, the New York od Physicians claim there is noth- and by supplying the body celis with tonics or Widely advertised “cure-alls.” i . ‘ ‘ F P | a “"MISG) that will supply this deficiency so the necessary phosphoric food elements, CAUTION :—Although Bitro-Phosphate Evening Telegram and the Paris edi- Pure Silk Shirts Silk and Wool Shirts inest a ras irts a 3 Bamreme as the organic phosphate known bitro-phosphate should produce a wel- is unsurpassed ot eT anes ae tion of the Herald, said today that e.. gn ORE or Twi Gruggists as bitro-phosphate, come transformation in the appearance; sleeplessness anc iT ) ing to its tendency to increase weieht.| 14 would have no announcement to Bs ia inexpensive and is sold by the ! in weight frequently being 1 old fat-produc- . . | 4 : sdge & Dolph, Underle Drug Stores. qatentebins, og Re, is the desire to put | make concerning his plans for these js 6.80, formerly priced $ 8.50 $6.00, for merly priced A 7.50 | $2.55, priced ceoeeeeses . $3.50 Ga the Rivet. before Bros. Drug Co,, Wolff-Wilson Cilpical tests made in St. Catherine's h. newspapers until he had an oppor- ° i a 4 y Emi loot te tuinty to study his new properties. 9.60, formerly priced 12.00 9.60, formerly priced 12.00 3.60, priced. .......-.- 4.50 x turned them ove : B. ihe He declined to disclose the price ° . ° ° . f oa MRS. NIRGE PLE REE 2 FAIS PO: SSS (| vale. While the deal was not com- 12.75, formerly priced 15.00 5.60, Silk Fiber, priced 7.50 9.40, priced... +++ +++ 6.00 F- gids gf ato: Wn =: & oo _———___— pleted until last night, he said, ne- | Ce ington avenues | ; = —— —= SS rats ~~ . ~~ ~ ~S , , =. - ory sidewalk P Le Se ____ ______ gotiations had been in progress for eae aan baa’. several weeks. . taken to the cit) Announcement of the change was -—— of Directors elec follows: F. H — Sa THE NORTH made in today’s Herald by Rodman - —- a Ww anamaker and the Guaranty Trust ; » ot A Co. as executors of the estate of ¢ bis, chairman; Win James Gordon Bennett. a Se Ta The Herald, commenting editorial- Stremmel: finan ly on the sale, recalls the friendship ama Quality Corner — aa pF el the oy, 3 between Munsey and the late James | BP liam M. Schuma Gordon Bennett, and adds: : : On_Locust Street at Sixth a meyer: boya’ wor “The sale of the newspaper to Mr. | a THI KIRK |Munsey is in accord with the spirit | élected the § fe LOL LM a 4s yf / Jb Washington Avenue at Seventh Great Coat Reductions With Fine Fur Collars to Close Out 595 and ’ Our more splendid Coat successes—-re- grouped and repriced for quick dismissal. A money-saving opportunity that must not be overlooked. Wool Velour Silvertones Broadcloth Polo Cloth Novelties - Others at $45, $75 and Up! Final Dress Reductions _ Highest Cost Favorites Sacrificed at— *22 and $ An extraordinary event—surpris- ing opportunities in desirable new street and afternoon models. The Pe I ~AVAAAS AUG ‘of Mr. Bennett's will, his chief de- ae ie Knowlton, vice | ‘ sj ‘ . > ‘ ee secretary; I. ae sire as therein expressed being that Ree soerstary J~ 3 tt a ~~, Se, Se, Se, ’ ~~ x ~~ : ~~ — ‘2222 222a SS, SSS ae the Herald be continued and devel- | Gordon Bennett Sr. and made its first | | ) ae i ae seguavencd on May ¢ 1836. ie All Girls’ Coats NEW MILLINERY - ara t . nett’s death in 1872. The younger | This includes every cloth. velvet. and robbed of § Bennett was in active control! of the plush or fur-trimmed Coat in house. NGTON AV. BIG DISCOUNTS ; the police to his =" had h of his life he made his home abroad s pe BSP and directed the enterprise by ca- a believed he Was a ble. By: 3 The Herald was perhaps the first | eS ralnn avenue repo ‘newspaper to send reporters grea’; . «ee a =o value ee a a “a moss . after spondents in the field with the) oped, to be an enduring monument | massed into the hands of Ji s Gor- Pri N in, G . Maline } derman Housefur passe into 1e@ hanas o imes or l/, ice Tomorrow | . a ben Gateen ont unas aa { 4 a tinnne. admitted an armed highwi paper until his death in Paris in . SO Police. to. bie. distances to cover news stories, and | Natural Png |Union armies. Its greatest e=ploit MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY SACRIFICED TOMORROW!! e younger Bennett, when it sent Henry » 5 M. Stanley to Africa to find the ex- ene T | oe How Publisher Munsey Built His/ AGT’ a iy , q | 2. Gait / / to its great founder.” . . | The Herald was founded by James | . . a PC IL) don Bennett Jr. upon the elder Ben- samasveu? @ he had concocted Lami streets ear 1918, although during the later years (during the Civil War had 63 corre-| @ WE ARE LIQUIDATING THE AFFAIRS OF THIS CONCERN—OUR $85,000.00 STOCK OF WOMEN’S, B @ CHURCH SH was under the direction of the | * * ondfanomnag Out of a te | The foundation of Munsey’s for- 4 ? » A " Gi ' W Pri , me's At C t and Below Cost mit 4 te in 19 ry . . a ; i ! tune was the Munsey Magazine, yy , At next to ive-a- a Frices 2 ; oman Ost eee te uM Ht b. com Sane ~— started in a huhmble way but from el ALD atta Se ae AR | > daily newapa which grew a chain of similar popu- | «lbh 63 Coats $ | 8] Suits $ a VAS . i Z Rev. Dr. Wi ar price fiction publications. ; ' | eS Fane gee a ‘hee e giving this fa |Munsey’s, as well as some. of the| yy , From our regular S ! Mostly mavy serge— Oh Dall. ¥ | | na all full tined — values ‘Pa Se a | A | 4 cregational n others, began to exploit political | $13.75, $15.00 and — ? up to as high [a Ae Paphenets be: ; ‘ clared that | subjects for reform purposes. The| : $17.50 lines will be sold | as $22.50, 7 ott Th continued bee | magazines prospered and Munsey’s | out in this sale at.... Oh ieee | a néwdnnnedl 23 ; y > — ~ E>. > > > > ESS SSS AOA A am as! Edwardsville, was found to have left .? - F SITe TOD ‘cries Sle 28 us an estate estimated to be worth 4 you that Pont =— ss! about $8700, consisting of 320 acres . throat rouble, ADVERTISEMENT | - unimproved land near Satanta, ef Pay postame an — | ) f 4an., and $700 on deposit in an Ed- | [IV ‘ ! ware Sree Se 7 . wardsville bank. o | NAT E 5 Te . ) 3 The Post-Dispatch, which had , | HERB | a a EF ean, dmcerrectly, informed, | stated aAaerewsikl iim Victor Records ae : j wonderfully pure, were yesterday that Dierker’s estate was , TABLETS : ; ae wit Simber You Us—A New Creation soft, pearly white ap-_ / Sy worth approximately $75,000. In- For over thirty years they have faith- V} o - 4 : Pain Kifer and Anticcotic Combined free from all , quiry disclosed that the Kansas land fully and successfully served the people tn al! i C r O a > : ae m elonging to Dierker is worth only! Mey oe oe er CONSTIPATION, / # ‘Yor rheumatism, neuralgie, lumbago, § y \ 3 about $25 an acre and had been pur- RHEUMATISM, INDIGESTION SICK ’ } S) err : ; AND KIDNEY]! % La / stiff and ewollen joipta, cefns, bunions ws Mek - chased by him 10 years ago for $10 | aus of the ILL. Pupunanas of zamuilies slwaye keep j . —— or whatever the pain may be, it ts said & ISEl en acre. The estate a EE U R LIIZER ' represented | menials have been gtven as to, the bene 3 oe Geoli Duo-Art P oo to bewtthevt ab exeal. Pur cvta, beorun earnings of fea were! MeOltan Duo-Act Pranola, _|i]Fatreiel ns hie pesees ox . A AT- —_ If vou . suf TY Yr bruises, gore throat and croup, it has. RHEUMATISM. DISTRESS AFTER FE - XY UMMA” Slt ee on tn aotorn. 105 a ae | TL congratulate you on your [jie cmc hams cries ac came great oll ts golden red ersey y Will Save Daylight. | ; “ 3 ‘ ' aid. in. restor- ) | =| Svtty “hotine ‘wunvantect or sont” | SAMS PY "2 Atvociated Preas | splendid achievement I shall ||: eS a - Gaited At Welt: Wiees D ~ F ERSEY CITY, N. J., Jan. 16.— [tone up the system, create eppeti at | = | Enderie Duro | Jersey City followed New York's ex- be glad,indeed, to have My | S00" Wea ana win sOut tne average fam The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co, — |; ample and adopted yesterday a day- > [ily six. months. - genu ne has 006 . % Capable domestic help ts cast! . LO Ad. S BROS. & me — saving ordinance. All clocks will blay ing treprod uced with such | Feat for our inonay-back aran'es I Olive St. nucle a y an DIAMONDS WATCHE set ahead one hour the last Sun- . : {i . | fon each box. wo ; - b~ z ee of Course a Aas

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“Fe ea a . pal ee oe oe ee eee ee " ‘ ‘> or ” oe Oe ee le, Re er rr er OR ey en ee we te ree ee es a , : : ~ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | | NING, JA! 5, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST “DISPATCH ' -— eer ee ee oe Women's Chamber of Commerce in the ‘/u- "ANNOUNCEMENTS | | will be held in Study Room 2 Gentrei | \\ *, instead of in the Title G These prices advertised every Thursday are good for one week, excepting Butter, Eggs, ry A n Ue Guaranty | LAN | SAVE MORE on FOODS Meats, Fruits and Vegetables) EVERY-DAY PRICES IN EVERY KROGER STORE, | City News in Bri | , F Val Are Promi THE TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE OF THE | | - ding. Classes are held Saturday morn- from 10:50 to 12 o'clock and Monday | Tuesday afternoons from 4 to 5.30%. * a i) ~ ag? a eae MR lessons, | ult 4 : q Fxtra a. ockfor principai: of the Fraakli y v . 4 1 and of the Soldan night sq@hool, is ia | | ery iow price e . P cbaree. . « li : e | WN icious, healthful Choice ) ry ’ - at ’ y ~ A “GET-TOGETHER DINNER” WILL n a = | | : a ven by the St. Louis Union Trust (Go. = AF * , . ' fruit, served in many C H # g officers and employes, at the C ity « lub, \ ws avewue, in ter Oras piano recital at = or Roman Beauty. m. tomorrow in the Studio B ] ‘ = pylor and Olive streets how ae igen | Exceptionally fine igo | ' | fruit; rich, de ‘TH! BANQUET OF THE BRITISH AND | red SP te go Ganadian War Veterans of America. a-- ene, + 78 Auper ee Annex 3 — - — NSier ‘ o 00 @ | se .—- a Athletic Association. Fourth of the | “(g ‘Standard Pack Pack Standard Pac and Washington avenue. An exc elient: Nice tasting. / THE QUESTION, “WHAT IS THE BOARD | value. Buy Take advantage See atone Doing?! will be Every month ILLUSTRATED WORLD gives its readers, all that is of 6 cans. No. 2? 4 of this value. No. 2 tier, by condensed reports from chairmen greatest interest the world over. It is a record in word and picture of what can of pa ay Judge George F. mts will ing’ the ‘saloons. ee ane he is going on. The world’s happenings are laid before your eyes. Hundreds of pictures—actual photographs—picked from the latest in science, invention Se ee Cone [ MISCELLANEOUS and other things stranger than fiction together with dozens of unique articles, tiona -vaine: Vely low Iorice, es et "ONE OF TWO SACKS OF MAIL LYING make it the world’s most interesting magazine. The February issue with 32 SS en ——— : cS O ‘ NG Here S$ a great Value. Stundard Pack Avondale— soe Eran a front of 1715 South EKicht- , extra pages contains over 200 fascinating articles besides those listed below. biz ean of fine Tomatoes Good Nice strained to. stree ww run over by a aetreet car. ‘ SR + Bhs » 1 tomateces _ ality. 5. l.ow price, matoes at low cost, cut in two and the contents scattered ab>ut j the street before the sacks were rathered in n puree for Srood then ove Yo fhe polices @ Crossing the Atlantic While You Sleep —_— Printing Without Type panes How to | STRING °:: ore ‘ae | (Ie 8 E E T S$ Esp + he Aho G 2 90 RE ay ree ag, ye SEE Se et: le gee wore oot RS and of delicious BRS AINGINIA THOMAS. 34 YEARS Germany’s Greatest Fortress Dis- Forecast the Weather—How Long Do_ flavor, You would ein aaa beets at a very A large assortment of fine vegetables | for soup. Hany and more economical old, 0 Washington avenue, walking in low price indeed than fresh vegetahles. No. 2 can ington avenues last night te avold the sic:| mantled—Ali Baba Your Shoe Soles sidewalks, was struck by an eastbound can. No. 2 ¢ 2 can Page car and serious njured. e was ° | taken to toe city hospita and His Forty Gar- 300 Last?—The Newest | CC A M PB ELL'S B E AN F ee le | BE AN S ZEA Itc Oven-Baked Things for Motorists # Tse 1 ~opdige Sere: | THE NORTH SIDE Y. M. Cc. A. ROARD | > sedis of Directors elected officers this ‘morning as) e eves WwW = , Pore edt hein, hongrary chairnan:| | care Saat nie -2- || Spaghetti: | Country | seccetashi Maine| CRGIS con, Cemeetd Swit zersyer large | cou thereugnly eae Louls Boerer. chairman: G. Geotz, vice db Fl °° ° h T + bel, nélden syr up. 6B Club: prepared with orn, small limas:; |] C euntry Club; real chairman: William Schumacher. recording ene y ectricity— ee evices t at urn lb. cans, 48e; 1% tomato sauce and c va pes 1P¢ enared: ite: 2 uae Ce a ed. silvery threads. uve. £. ig oo Mer: pall contd nilip > ° . Cans, Vrs low price, cheese, ready to Lye Hominy; large —— a ee ee eS Se ig hes Pore heat 2, a anpeter: re gious *hil p h th Ai H [ H e serve: ee ” a . an n ny , : a o value; No. , . cag. t en ser ‘e; - seremmet pance, . ; be ne mbe rehip. S aving in e == a ouse nto a ome » c ountry 7 Ae tle ¢ [ POLICE ITEMS | ina Fata —Larger Than Ever Belore J] smait tac can. ./.14e) salads; in %4-pound ohurmustardsspien: | | sngees chim Sameer YERSw art Country | BURR CiDEA WEN —— Sete ee Sardin en; Fisher cans ..i. . 23e did value; .7%e a Cluj; pure cider vin- EGAR—Gallon ..48e _ New Born Babies What Happens When BarGimect Fished! cai . +} did value; cai extra quality: smait | Clk: pure cider vin- White Vineser, “eal Lobster; Star Brand bottle, 20c; large, 29 | © K style in blended pea- an. Finest Imported Sar- Sour Pickles; large Avondate; finest. 7 NERY PRANK TILEMAN. 1 YEAR SOLDOF pan r : | ~ ! aoa curt scteatentcer we S| Submersible Battle Ships in Future “King Coal” Takes a Vacation— and olive ‘oil;| ‘-size cans dince in Pure olive | | size criapfrmachont | white vinegar: pint FEL 16 —~ Assorted ‘ 0 @ vors . , T 5.7 straw. Maline “an Housefurnishing Co., 805-7 Franklin ele @vadenss|torue,| Git mete size; cr! p, firm t “aie roger’ slow Country Club, exce pew Hats, avenue, admitted to policemen last night that | . 66 9? ~ ; . ) care emt ah : . Free cena Pee ok_veinx hed vo) Wars—-Latest German Gambling Game (Keeping Tab on “Near Beer. i} Seote Cave Mverings | fm, pent: | oe ne RITTER'S CATSUP Kromer’stow [9g Country club, excepitenaliy robbed of $164 of the i Ss money bs NTS an armed highwayman near Nineteenth and | Lami streets earlier in the evening. He led 7) San t owes . Leen nee aaa el es Sgr gy ROE ange SE ts > | You know. the qual- nest wh uty Save money city. Wisconsin C f Kroger’s price L arg© eid l bottle bottle ee¢ pay at least ~ elsew here. ee ee — aie tow ett teeta: a ca ett MG AE sb tht itt yt een ta ttn ip I ttle thy Se 2 ie et ae ae ae «et Rs? me to them, taking it from the cellar. ' where d a - His only excuse | 4 st » money.’ Members | a or- rosecute, saving they " | : believed he was af ected’ by the movies.’ | er ru a Salad Dressing — [ Queen Olives—Fan- Prepared Mustard— Brick Cheese—fFin- wee. c wes Lean & Perrin‘s W . . ‘ . — e s ood \ | Durkee's; medium- cy fruit, pet ked nm Avondale, tumbler, est Wisconsin cheese; y one” 27° > : . MRS. FRANK SEADER OF 4730 VOR- sized bottle for... .27e¢ ai Pg ah oP @c; quart jar, a tre- cheese: a tremendous on jg nad agar” Per bottle «... ‘ Aw j mendous value ..1iSe : this re- . mer ‘ value art Pumpkin Golden, Selag Ofl—Avondale mame avenue reporiee feet night having missed | mond valued @ rom @ ring on | Chipped Beef— tumblers ...15e ; a , her fingers. atter at = oaea ave from a | Sliced wafer thin; Stuffed, 7-ounce Pimentos— ‘ MILK can. tall cx Church expended $2389 in adveriis- = - fruit and sugar, AM. wees tall can. ing the services of the church in | rg = ) Butter —- Coun- —New Er: daily néwspapers. The pastor, the are Jelly re ager Pure Lard — Finest | Troce Nut Butter—;Goody Nut M New O. B. Preserves— try Club: good qualits Lent Grap ‘ . Apple, ; e, —_— ; Rev. Dr. William’ H. Geistweit, in S4e |-—Pure, wholesome; ne preservatives whatever ueeG; ID. cee Y ih se > a 1 and sugar; “ ona Pur fruit - & t‘S§.oz Mason iar for :tiie berry Quince and white, pure lard; -, Per pound ;oodwin's: 32 -O2. ar 37¢ Raspberry: in 7.02 | ere rer 25¢ Pet Margarine Per > Peach, Blackberry Cherry and Pineapple 4 "Ounce tumbler each 1%¢ (Crisco P urely vege- pound ‘ B2e For a stuffed | hy P y . d tar rr ®5c Pur Honey : _ : Ke REAS roast, per lb. . ts Sugar-Cured N icely full pound jar for 2o%x ‘ pea r for . he table: Ib. can......338¢ | Columbus Margarine— (CUreamo—-Always , + | Molasses—Brer | Rabbit — Eagle Milk—Can 23c Per pound 38e and good; giving this fact to the annual con- gregational meeting last hight, de- clared that advertising should be continued because’ people look in the newspapers to ascertain where to zo to he entertained or instructed. The church now has 2095 mem- bers, a gain over the previous year. Dr, L. R. Manz was elected president of the church. streaked Mincemeat - Country Apricot Jam Country ; -~ (jreen Labe No SHOULDER i. £de BACO & with lean; 20c whole, per Ib. Club concentrated; bik cCjiyb: large 17-oz. jar, an wae value: 9-oz. pkg 12e can a - CBee Country Club Much cheaper Large. recandlied in the glass; and inspe pee (reamery— a 7-oz. jar of Sc EGGS —% = te ator- a8¢ BUTTER: quailty; C good butter for doz pound... . Country Club KIDNEY ROAST .”___27c/FRESH per pear. BARLEY «62. -Sweetmeats 2% Wheat = 19¢ L E G wy ty whole (PEARL ~ per ID., L O A on 3c SPARERIBS | Puffed Wheat | Head Rice—Blue Rose; Pufted Rice—Quaker: dee ISR — per KELLOGG'S CORN -Fausts; in New Lentils —- Finest ‘Sees Oate—Fresh, | Peers | " ) Health Bran | RALSTON er Ib A ! — very healthful 1. Yellow Split 1 Per pour d 5 Bulk: pound ....- 9 ‘ cicduee paenage odin a + Macaroni! Ee sealed packages: 2, Chillan lentils of Dest new goods, just recely per pXé&.. Full-sized package. 200 ADVERTISEMENT. D | FREE FROM GERMS [cat per BE | New Rolled OATS: ere a sc) |NEW WHITE CORN MEAL 6 = 25c| Bm and potrunt sce tare : Pork Ib. B PEACHES ©" 296 cece. -TAPIOCA iit Oey Oo quality; very healthful QUAKER OATR—Per for c Post Toaatics Alwayve | ec FLAKES—Per Pus. Eme 12eo Lima Beans—L>b...1/ mae a T pee vigals Fbtinne 1S ed; package Grape Nute—Pkg.. ise | packare 12e package . them and prevent sore throat can ecietnen ae Corn Starch — Kings- [Country Clab Cakes ——_—— Sr > — ' —{ountry Club " Rhiannon Peaches pee —ee Sunm a : | Jam ountry Clu tow: melee Chocolate; each, Ife ‘You can relieve that sore, painful Boneless Half or Fresh-Ground Hamburger *° pound, 20c Extra choice, |1b....20¢ ediess;ll-oz. pkg., ricot, Peach and Pteak oe a eee 'T ford: Ib pkg 190 ft ea ie throat quickly with Foramint Tablets. C Sunmaid Seeded. 13.08 can, 3. Saaee ae , FELS’-NAPTHA For they kill the germs and prevent infection of the inflamed membranes. You keep the mouth and _ throat antiseptically clean, refreshed, and This Suit soothed with Formamint Tablets. Buy $15.75 & bottle today-——-tonight—try one | . : right away. They are harmless though | powerfully germicidal. Don’t let your wm AM SAUSAGE, per pound. throat be the home of countless germ | ke D Ni E yY Ss |: ver Fe eee CHEESE. — a 7 . ee Destroy them. mie ngers, actors, smokers, ete., finc t Per Blood Sa : Liver Sausage; Formamint Tablets pleasant and ben- Gi Brains, 3 in 10¢|Snouts;." 12¢ Per lb > $a 2 ] Cc Per Ib.....ee- eI 9 =. 60¢. all druggists. Hipolite Marshmallow Apricots — Evaporated, ae SG Se as . Pan a FRESH BEEF LIVER, per Ib tial 10c 9 aad 8 wisely ey Sunsweet : Sei May, begeso the origina! maith; Creme-——Spiendid fcing 10¢ email, pound, l4c; large Grapefruit ready for *use. No Pint far fe: ‘ @he MINCED HAM, per ib. eee ee .24c ae ae hae £0.60 size. 1b.....28¢ per can awa baa me 1 Oc |IBOLOGNA, per pound Ts! 2 ae | PINEAPPLE... | q 7 PDINEAP F L f oad egy ger” ee 29¢ oe nt gg Aig yoo 33¢ JIFFY ELL Pech — Boracay — Pete eee Baye a: 1l¢ whole; Boiled per lb. HEARTS::; oT /0 48-1h.Sack,$3.40 oe, 52> 41c | 24>" $1.80 98-1b. Sack,$6.80 weal Sib. sack. 10 | 24-Ib. sack $1.86 . | Country Clab; you have but to try ~~ Oat from choice AKE : LOUR package of this wonderful flour and You 12c oe os Se Ss f 6 to g Ib loins handy, wholesome and good; package.. grade flour: pkg. amin “ay AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE OR BUCKWHEAT FLOUR fr" [5c "se (dg per pound ...... J = cerm-Kittina TI LOIN | | | SR RETEN FREEEL Meee POAST nauc 2 | JEWEL COFFE EVERY DAY. FINE! yee Sack FE RANT SAUSAGE oe ound 3169 FLOUR Country Club 5-Ih.Sack, 39¢ CLIFTON «24... $1.54 zou that FORMA MINT is wonderfully ef- — as well ao Ey omg in mouth and hroat trouble. S.oent stamp to In the favorite of fountry Cleb Coffee— pay pee age ons a iF gladly send you ‘ many people who Finest coffee grown: s tree like the beet Cc ecientifically roasted. ae Sg gy oe oe | Boneless; Pound package.. Pound eee ae ,ee “° : ; ’ | Genadh--talien G. Washington Prepar- Cocoa in Bulk—Avon- ( ocoa— Walter Baker's Moon Chee mee new Cheesiates r | uc rm oe ° oo we @2e | ed Coffee—Made in the [| gale; %-Ib. pkg....17e 1-5-Ib, can, 390; %- | Bene’ ee A -ib . on a really 8 | ape ) package cup at the table; can, ID. COM «..s A eR. a ihe ey oe chest asinine pound reese Sie Fine Cup-Tested Teas | Instant pity : ad ram pac kage 24¢ oan tae Ver Jo ing Mized Tee good gn or L, y c a els. ‘ . ) ty | wet | . — Cc ROSSEESe: per aye ! 14 -Ib. ack ity %-Ib p*s 1 C Instant FPostum—1. “ee : N i. os : "Be %-ib pke Chicery..° pkes for quality. ... quality.... hastens 1b | . package ou get 400 cupe of delicious HERSHEY 2c size [ { | ALE AMERICAN EA "vs et ca re g-? in a 1 S por d victor icon cel. culty... OC |] BIBRe R K FAST BLACK sua eke Sees J IC Cocoa 2" Bu Vicfrolas i COUNTRY CLUB SNOMY Per { VE 5c Compare this bread with an Rene ILOAPF of the finest an: pr? g -SA loaf for which you pay 1 and bread. You cannot pound . | i8c. You will ke Country Club get this value « olse- \W jL I ne. 3 . : , , e~ Every Loaf of bet ae A large loa where. ted Semehtunien R | Swansdown ke} Biack Pepper:. Rye Bread; creatbia | Mixed & 4 | 1 “TT ) A Y VANILLA WAFERS, | Vanilla Extract | ricer: ig + finest quality pure | loaf of the finest rye | ib. balk Piewe whole; . ° elon cakes: large ' e er. in bread | rgee ryt Course 3 - ££ WACAROON SNAPS, ous AS ground pepp read made. Largest Salt; Jack Frost: te. I - Country Club; finest pke bulk: 1b : 4e loaf in town: ea.1@e clean, 3-lb. cartone " WHITE IT ISH, per pound . .25c | | SKINNED WHITING, per Ib. eae wad - prorattin he nt a Seieent” in , Sttt- top oe te apt woore low ay Rasene on ~ — Ry to buy salts SABLE Gate © caually as good as 5 aa 17¢ SUNFISH, per pound Oe ea tee ~ $s Per pound. sae Arge . -O8. cans; DO's ai.: , = Halibut; per pound.. _ The Rudolph, Wurlitzer Co. 1 enn 9 =I O O10 10 0 1006 Olive St.

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ee Pe Pe ee Sa ee DT . : | 16 ST. LOUIS -POST-DISPATCH ' " THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15, 1920. : A ae LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' ——————— ‘OREGON —RATIFIES | SUFFRAGE| WILLS MONEY FOR HER GRAVE| s'v:"© cay ana holly on Christmas r 1000 Children to Be Adopted. post war conditions in Austria have day. STE, Jan. 15.—One thousand | arrived here to be assigned to Trieste M ° Li : . the d M rial day and - ) se m. State Complies With L mounds on emo children from four to nine| families for care and possible adop- arriage icen s Swans get sare Deon ~ | Under the terms of the will of Mrs.| Easter Sunday, but the kind is not old, the helpless victims of| tion. | By the Associated Press. Ida Ohms, widow of John C. Ohms, | specified. Births R Recorded | SALEM, Ore., Jan. 15.—Ratifica- who died in Belleville two weeks ABO | The sum of $800 is left tn trust to f- J ‘ Ji "Aiile * Sire hi % Burial ‘Permits | | tion of the national suffrage amend- | ©: hrysanthemums are to be placed on Philip Gass to be used for this pur- 41 a P NONO Hii | Senate and speaker of the House —$— ————————— . — ° | signed the resolution of ratification — ————— = —a " | MARRIAGE LICENSES. adopted finally yesterday and it was | fez ‘ bol |} Alvin C. Nieburg .. Wright City, Mo filed with the Secretary of State. | PF 3. eres 00 ast Warne | OTCEO is the twenty-fifth State to = | ee Ni: & . oper a unod . " —— | iy ¢ Mrs. Mae E. Hayes 3705A Lee! ratify the amendment. , , | Hi} | " V SELLS for LESS m Albert L. Gruns ....-eeeeee++: 2315 8. Second i RE et A Ez: | Lalu DIME... .cbnieeeed oan 2212 8S. Fourth | ee a : 7 Seek t= M4) ] THES 7 Main Store—Eighth and Locust | George J. Minkey st. Louis, Ms BREAKFAST S$ Ha Wes ef feral | h i Mre. Clara Bruegge | j—~se! 0S ; Hh eee PS | 4 : Limit and Delmar Union and Vernon Arthur R. Hendra .....++++- Ishpeming, Mi . ‘ hisal | sass I “te j “th | 'B RG INS |, Hy i a ® wSoliciere and Waterman Grand and Shenandoah te Se Rockford, oa | Swift’s Premium uae | “LRoapn Lie Lela 1 Hy | ’ Helen G, Reamer’. cccccleeee.01t) Withmel | H * C 2 2 oe nee | FROM THIS BIG CLEAN-UP SA ret a ‘Louis Odermatt ‘it. Louis, Mo Home Boiled am | ———- ie | \ CF _ Mrs. Della Temple ......-..---St. Louis, Mo a an 7 ¢ ’ Cc. Vernon Neelys S04 Page >| or C. Vernon, Neely, sis i Premium Bacon AT 10°, TO 20% LESS TE erry Men’s Splendid Waistline and —s i! 'ment in Oregon, was completed yes- her grave and the graves of other! pose. The estate, valued at £50,000, 'terday when the president of the members of the family on Thanks | is left to sisters and other relatives. a eee ee i Harry H. Winterbauer 2 ) N. Sixteenth | | » 2 * s . 'Mary Rose Yalls Piece, | WOT only a few things oft hs everything we sell is priced on a cash-and | os16 ' 55 50 ; N He won basis. You save all expensive costs of handling, such as | Alfred Bundeaa ; C in. ; 4 | Fitting Overcoats—F riday at charge accounts, deliveries, solicitors, etc. Make the Conrad Stores Raymond w. ‘asting 833 seine | F ch Perk T derloi Think of it! Stylish Novelty Overcoats, in sizes 32 to 42 chest lele V. . res enderioin at such a low price! Some are even satin lined! As long ag your stores and you'll save 10% to 20% on your daily needs, If it is delen 289 Coats last, at Oc regardless of size or amount. Liddhg be desired we will deliver =. order for 10« 4 hoes r H. ottauter a ae : Bs ada ay Breakfast Sausage, Ib M oar Mrs. ee E. West . | Sugar- CALI. HAMS, 24¢ LB. Bsc. sce te keene, Lbs ile a | oe Men’s Staple Black Overcoats, in . rs, Mannie MS seen 2 Soe yo [DUCTION ON BUTTER ar ory yk , Yn : iaajs | Cured Sweet, tender and it tol food; Jack Dorman * Z Herre Haute, Ind | “ gM pores td Ag on Jne dollar or more will Open a M ISSISS1Ipp!1 Velvet Collar and Uister Models Se we teel 212 McNair Vw. PRODUCTS FRESH DAILY lored and finished, and worth many dollars more! Sizes | : gs 9 A POUND OF COFFEE. Valley Savings Account. No identificatiou | A wonderful value in Dress Overcoats! Carefully tal- Bweet and tender; Clara RK. Reiner . bbe | : ePOULL ‘tt your sign; , b> f ‘ery nicely streaked; 56 PORK TENDERLOINS re Met green, 92059%9"0s te ‘wasn | Fa: 1¢7 Butter, lb ..67e required. Just a See and address pach wey - 7 : show Men’s Full-Length Tan Army — -_—-- Fanny Levin lovsk 5 4 to 6 lb. average. erson Barracks, Mo A A A A A > SP To SR Se Rg NE whole, half or Choice fresh lot for the a ig Space Wisconsin Creamery, lb... .45ce and you get a neat brown book showing quarter side , Unusually well made with double sewed seams, slash poc } etlweck-end: } ertha L. Hoffman .......--2 27 Ss ‘Nin - . , . eee oe ee eo ae = Elgin Creamery, Ib 48e your balance. After that you can deposit Raincoats—$10 Values ‘bola ; ryan. 4 5. wren wa) am ‘ "jy » y Faust Coffee, Biend a. 3-Ib. can, $1.72; Ib. can. Gic +a ie ee. Nikola : Best Elgin Cre ery, Ib. _— .50c a dollar or more at any time. W ithdraw als and ventilated arm pits! Sizes to fit men of all propor- FAUST INSTANT COFFEE, Ib. ) a 39, 74c and 39c Brevi stanning 020 as beat Fancy Parkdale Creamery. .52c are just as simple—bring your book and tions, at Trenton Alfred Gingell . a S Gran . ; a ae INSTANT POSTUM, tin, 40c and. .24c tertha Schaeffer : *. Grand. We Also Carry Full Line of fill out a short check form. Men’s Stylish Two-Piece Blue Serge ff ee ee - as can =4. 08: i Ib. 24c ‘barles _D Clark. Ad eevee eet it ee Bc ‘ High-Grade Cheese Rumford Bak. Powder, ’ ; Mes, Martha A. Linge .......... 1017 Carn Suits—Coats and Pants JELL-O AND FF Y-JELL, pkg. lic MOttea Winningham .. ...824 Hamilton COMPARE MY COFFEE VALUES Marguerite L. Varey 1943 Sernpile " ° ° ° ° Expertly tailored of Winter-weight serge, and coats are VIRGINIA DA E WINE, large a : Henry H. Bueltmann ++ BAYS SN. Twentleth Premium Blend Coffee, lb Mississippi V alley , fyll lined, thus insuring warmth! Suitable for all kinds HONEYKRUST BREAD, 10c loaf. os ae - re see “°49 Torry | Wicolater Papers, pkg : | , | rt can, 70c; pint can. . Anna Sandman’. iad 8. seven’ | Premium Santes Coffee, Trust Co Young Men’s All-Wool Blue pg / 4 Brown £95 Peed OO 3 + Re ae tate ee tr, oe ee Pasi ae ee = Piete ALR DENG 6 EMI oN is BLES ar he WAS yn 7 - « a Pie ae ae - - ; aa oa, 7 ee i Paks i: re ‘ oa ag? MAZOLA, qua i m™m ll ; , . WALTER BAKER COCOA; /,-Ib. tin. . ; | William Marshall... Kadai City, Mo | Fate’ hg “7 Linc + Teas..8O0c lil ete ae || @ Suits for Graduation and Dress Weard and Fiei ceeee Ear! Madison May 310 Ma es Blue Mountain Bran ember Feder “J || Nobby 3-piece Suits in the staple form-fitti del > sizes. FAUST SPAGHETTI, 10c package 210 Marion | Pkg. Teas. od al Reserve System Nobby -plece Suits in the staple form-fitting models sizes. | Bertha Flood ° ; BULK PEANUT CM. oh occ cc ces 28c BF iiarry D. Donovan 2Kirkwood, Mo | Forbes’ Baking Powder Capital, Surplus and Profits, $8,500,000 he iM Sises from 32 chest up—at | Mary M. Mabrey STAUFER’S LAUNDRY TABLETS, each. . | Hannibal Dixon ccneeny 4558 ain WM. DUGGAN Organized 1890 | Men’s and Young Men’ s Marte v4 All 7 aids Oe Ct a Cora McDermott =. ag — : | Otto G ap Joecccoeseene weal Marke nrad's yn gellon, . Sc; 5 for 3 Cc | Bsthe De mongat , Wellston | Men’s Stylish $5 and $6 Pants at $ 88 | :: aa BE RES SEs PD Ste nee gh #2 far ere. Sx i See re Pi. a A A a Lier: a bt SN: wx Waa! ey i mn ; % bed SF ; “#% ~* ‘2 _. : as ee F » allon. One of the biggest selections of splendid worsted Pants SODA CRACKERS Hu ie E. Schmelin.... jefferson Bacrac ks | | — George Tiefedbrum 615 Lafayette |) | | | | | to be found anywhere in St. Louis! Perfect fitting in every oa a ee ae ns , Venlisest LoBsTEer No, 1 can, | Joseph HY Wagner ..... St. Loui | vy READS SEES—Lipby's white ¥ » #2¢ se 8 these $7 quality Pants are on sale Friday at an, 20c: Libby's Green. c No . Maude LE. Jarris Leeesees+- Morristown, * EACHES MARSHALL ‘. HERRING—Ia Charlies A. Wey possess : | 2 Mee rand Taree No le cans, Bbe mg te % % POP some Minnie Daues .........+.... Springfleld, Mo! ti Men’s Genuine All-Wool Serge Pants dozen, 83. PUBLIC PEAS—Canno a ne iT ‘ two pairs of these fine all-wool Blue Serge inh? for tenderness and flavor; , > | aie . Pht Remember, only two pairs of these fine a wool Blue Serge — ik LINE HONEA Pri “gs. bettie. 29¢ ral cans, 82.50; can.. 22¢ At Edwardsville. ih] Pants to a customer! This restriction is*necessary, as Pants DAIL rian JAMS- -Pure fruit and WHEATSWORTH The health wafer | Robert L Puckett .. Blodee ii of this quality are selling at wholesale for more than this wager: veganSerry and raspberry. ‘12¢ ats Aev~ ereham; 14 ~ gill pan egpias fee = vay an price. We still have sizes up to 42 waist left, but come early ; we Edwardsville . yi if you want a pair Friday at... : ; fF needs fe. most economical way a | to buy them. Family tin | din gt Chie | A LJ | for dress wear—now f about wk pounds net 1aries. . nnua a ¢ ‘ i] Biscu (A5e extra for returnable tow Hil ee 618 Washington Ave ' See Window il Men’s Heavy Cassimere Pants $ are iin, WJe: all other flavors, tin packate sos iJohn Woltering . Rosa Mettler «4. Edwards ille Black Shinola, 2 boxes eneet, Pike 4. Log hii 20-Mule-Team Soap Chips, large pkg .47c _ otic wedi ee LT. os —— BUY NOW —for public appreciation that “BRANDT’S BAR- Lenox Soap, bar 4 BIRTHS RECORDED. GAINS ARE REAL BARGAINS?” is, fast diminishing our vast Lu, package | a. BOTS. stocks of fine Footwear. Attendance TOMORROW or SAT. Poast Toasties, package |. and G. Srodsky. S419 Dickeon. URDAY will still afford many styles in your correctly fitted National Oats, package i. and M. Flottman, 3854 @yeer. | size and width, including hee . Sobelman, »omas, , dtl. Kemper. 2847 Osceola. | Pillsbury Bran, package | ha, . Brueing, 2: 19 Rellegiade. Pettijohn’s Breakfast Food, pkg iF. 5. de Lonjay, 2602 Cass, Ti Albert’s of | , Hit Creamo Oleomargarine, lb -eeeeeeee .-42c Quaker Puffed Wheat. pkg H. i. Strickland 1240 Purcell. | Laird ag Wichert & Gardiner Ht | Don't Miss This Extraordinary utler, 6216 yurb - , an LP Oleomargarine, DS 42c Purina Whole Wheat Flour, 5-1. pkg. . B. } sbury. ; ae. | ; , » Silverstein, 411 , | = 2S » . Phil iiel eee BY every. _C-I- G-A- R-S If. and B. Landy, 12i2 Fillo it f WA hs $10 Black Kid Lace or Button Boots..... il + ; \ ; tf t , Member of the family M. Pretidsky. 1900 O'Fallon. = _— 7 ‘ ' p = ‘ tCilfford Davis, 3. 100 Leffingwell: tuberen. Y'\ aaa $17 Allover Gray Suede Lace Boots. Assorted Chocolates, French Nougat SEE | catte Kconig. 4°nent: Winkibame; ecteiee | \ \. + a nephritisa Lizzie Trunk, 48. Sot N. Market: ' YX, i 5 ; Johanna Condon, 72. 3020 Kosnuth. ‘Aewneitie’ | A| i See Also styles in brown and black, etc. Lace or button. Turn ertah Schwab, 32. 3418 rit! aint > on : : - : Wm Gill. m= ¢ BL _4 farcus: nephritis. | or welt soles. Covercd Louis heels Plain or imitation tips. Mohn Kearnev. 53. 202 S. 4th: pneumonia. | Mike Nolan 62, 2. : tuberculosfs iH, whe Wilder, 49,. 40607A Cleveland: nev»- ritie SILK SHOP wx, |S82 2s || REDELL'S peliiti . . | Note These Big Savings SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY’S SELLING | nee Aes ge ae 8 . Georgette Crepe; all colors $1.85 Patent Vamp, Dull 1 $7.55 $2.35 Patent Vamp, Dull / ‘$1. 85 + 5 tees ‘e ie : i - i so eB ege o oy - oem £2 - -, iM, % © gt i} ———_— >. Ae. | oA A » wes » a ~ (oe re “ert *. C : ; Crepe de Chine; all colors Kid Top Button Shoes. Kid Top Button Shoes. Satin-Stripe Shirtings | Victor Records Hi Sizes 2 to 5§ at. Sizes 5 to 8 at Ohiffop Taffetas; all colors With White Kid: Tops, $1.85 Wit: White Kid eS $2.15 Costume Velvet; black, navy and taupe I Genuine Washable La Jers Shirtings . .. Victrolas iit Children’s. $4 School Shoes at | SP, Opry 1 Stylish, sturdy, long wearing Gunmetal lace We make Silk Shirts ¢ | it b hoes. ; Hilt Pate Wu RL lz ER A bg a ek ee | | |]| Girls! Your hair needs a little “Danderine”"—that’s all! When . | MISSES’ —. BIG MISSES’— ||| [| it becomes lifeless, thin or loses its lustre; when ugly dandruff © | Pettibone-Schroeder Silk Shop of Course HH Shes cma Reg | $2.45 2 Tent is et ne + $6: 95 | |]| appears, or your hair falls out, a 35-cent bottle of delightful, ” RETAIL i \ Sizes 2% to 6 at ; |||) dependable ‘“‘Danderine’”’ from any store, will save your hair, Street cm Aer wo on ga |], also double it’s beauty. You can have nice, thick hair, toa’ | n and St. Charles a: fs oe 4 . , | the gone tee aga Co. | = 2S SE SSE SEES ES —SSa—— ——SS—— | “Fhe POST DISPATUN is the only St. Lous evesag ive St. —— ————$—$—$— Sapa eaiacaainaanasamneOaaa SS newspaper giving Associated Press sews service “A i OC ee + 5 lll AY ¥ fe ery Ox

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7. Core ge - bh — —. es are ee ae we ae Rr ye at ty Bis b - ilies Mila aia ori a ae: ee oe nies ae ile A. een” eine ~ we - ~ - - — : , ~ . > = —~ tree. 0-2 wens . on 7" ” ‘ © —— _ tgeng — _ a ee ee ee ~_ z Y Re Pps - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : joints THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH January Clearance in [60 SAUTNENED, sa CEM Wm. Ma Stent O—— Ss H POLITICIANS BELIEVE} some'sew, | ., Sixth and Franklin | Stel * = O ES es i ek eo calle eee | ee chmoll Expected to Get City ~~ aad ¢ - | Administration’s Support YOU SAVE FROM 50c to $2.00 PER PAIR AT THIS STORE We have grouped all odd and broken lines of High Shoes in for Sheriff. AAA AN two lots, presenting remarkable values at | | . Ladies’ Dress Bo ots s ieee a Conmimittee today said. they believed s that threatened split in the organi- | pecial Committeeman from the Twenty- Brown Vici Kid \ eer ~ a Prae ite ' ; . , Ty 4 , : a > third Ward, to win the nomination Black or Brown Calf Closed Oat cr Se . : > Blacks, Brow : Bla ° : ms, Grays, ,will get the support of the adminis- tary walking heels. Two-Tones, French and tration for the nomination and that . to 41, | committeemen who comprise 20 of | , ON SPECIAL SAi.E ‘ ] ot No 2 :; vey being Director of Public Safety. ords, in a most > . if | Bach receives $8000 a year. The of- beautiful model. § Choice of White Kid or White fice of Sheriff carries a salary of ull Louis Buck, welt soles, military , * Walking Boots | | The split, which some committee- values— 4 men anticipated, threatened to in- Special sale, Lo NV. 7] 1 zation, growing out of the desire of” , Price.... 6. | . Q5 John Schmoll, chairman of the com- é‘ At this special price you may choose from All Surplus ‘for Sheriff at the August primary, | In many beautiful styles in tip and McKelvey will’ be placated. i ate hn art | & bd 66 ° Nn $9 . 7 White Oxford enuine simmons be ith Spring the 28 members, Schmoll being Di- ite Oras $7 and $8 ' $10,000, and there are fees which in- heels. hand- crease the Sheriff's income several] turned soles low heels. id . , Me volve Mayor Kiel and he has been ? Whit - ‘mittee, and James N. McKelvey, Black Vici Kid Li M st B | \ ~-— , { seal R d i : High Shoes coed Oat pane em > aeny tell jhas been prevented, that Schmoll ain toes, with either Louis or mili- Cuban heels. Only sizes 2 | Both are among the office-holdirg 66 . | ith are among the office-h ing ‘White Kid Oxfords rector of Public Welfare, and McKel-'f| Ladies’ White Washable Kid Ox- ° FOR GRADUATION Terms: $2.00 Cash—$2.00 a Month , . . * . * + * thousand dollars a year Regular $8.50 Situation. The Mayor realty favored ao 2 oat “ . LDL LOLOL OO LD OO McKelvey, but there is a personal —FJanxw ; and political association, which has - Brown, Black, Gray j Y existed for many vears between the Lew ia School Shoes i+ and Field Mouse. Ail , Mayor and Schmoll. When Kiel be- FOR THE BIG AND LITTLE GIRLS Wi if] apa sj fj . . came Mayor he chose Schmoll for . Hl sizes. ‘his successor as head of the city | Big Girls’ \BROWN CALF, $5 50 English, ERE you will find the most complete VATION sere ete rk ae ane Black or Tan Chrome $5 ()( Ne ee Would cost_ you ia Blby a man who. stepped up behind Elk, full double soles. ~ sclections. Wb: nai aeiaes gel: teste 3 = —iher as she entered the kitchen of Gunmetal Calf, felt top $ any sclections you would like to hear. We her home at 5 p. m. yesterday on , and lining; two soles.. *4. 5() Grafonola Outfit mention just @ ‘few of the successes of the "===>" —_ returning from a grocery. She was/| caumarttieny et _ dav— 1 ) 1 ARAN tl Tar a Ce | knocked senseless and the assailant | Black Chrome E i NSISTI of type Patches. . € oe 4 fled without obtaining anything. | , A last ak, Columbia Grafonola Freckles. Columbia Grafonola “Army 4as | with cabinet and twelve se- Wonderful Pal. FXAcTLY ike cute #auee es " *” ed bad Mrs. Dorothy Christman, 2917) ati c i 3 lections (six 85c double- Fy ah tem Mg op es cabinet machine—has alt } y's Columbia fe@e- Gamble street, investigating a noise | disc Columbia records) of Bye-low. the latent , rhe 17 20.00 S N enteenth Ward, who was defeated Ladies’, hich non : or low heel.. 85c MANNISH SAILORS—ALL STRAW count in the last election; Sheriff | Ladics’ 59¢ DARING OFF-THE-FACE MODELS Weinbrenner, Otto Hampe, Coroner Footholds.... Vitt and Joseph B. Thomas, com- Child’s Storm for Public Administrator on a re- Biss codintata) ; SATIN AND STRAW Slater, committeeman from the Sev- | ¢ ( at the rear door of her home at 3 | ri + neice cures. p. m., found a negro trying to force, | your own You'd Be Sur ised has ample eg choosing; ou Sa it the lock. She screamed and he , all for . Golden Gate. aAcity: Poor Butterfly Is a Fly Girl Now. of ced at fled. Several neighbors chased the V M to B e negro to Elliot avenue and Thomas | ee $1. 00 a Week et il hat It Means to Be Lonesome. $2.00 a o12 Will | street, where he disappeared. The Vamp. Burglars in the home of Robert | Will Pay for lt \ Pay for This Rutledge, 5443 Page boulevard, in | the absence of the family in the, evening, obtained jewelry valued at ; } . NE Ay } es ale or Use ayer - Pianos KIESELHORST'S =3;burglaries were oe in the . | homes of William Diekiete, 15009 / > c Victrola Outfits lag ay Fammagh lpr ACEI $10 Worth of Music Rolls and Bench With Each Player | ~ a0 e ieiteen nite aie naan a enry. , | (Peg OU can come here tomorrow and select a high-grade used Player-Piano at a wonder. : ione ete. £3. i ) : fully low price. These instruments we have taken in exchange for new Player- UW eaatine YES "5 $ se 5 tra a | ‘= | Pianos—all have been thoroughly overhauled—and are now offered at prices that vill : er Fn | close them out quickly. For example: ' with 20 selections ° Serr «Br The Model IV, Victrola ($28) S\MAN, 60, INJORED BY auTo with our special “Converto” “7 abin a\ skull ts entail by Machine That: to match ($25), and 20 selec- tions (10 85c Records) “3 a Speeds Away From Scene. TV ° ‘ f bile sped | «cr Model VI Victrola ($35), ma The driver of an automo hogany or oak, with 20 gelec- S| aw ay after the machine had struck - and seriously injured Michael Mc- PURE tions (10 85c Records) c :. UTFIT “p"—The Model VI. Vie trola | ($35), =|Cann, 60 years old, Broadway House, ° with our special “Conve nt Record Cabinet =|Rroadway and Wash street, at) dae oy se helena ~y sane ; $ 3.50 >| Broadway and O'Fallon street, at uy tions (10 860 R : =| o'clock last night. “«p"—The Model * Victrola ($70). = McCann was taken to the city hos- or oak, wit se- b : =| pital, where it was said he suffered o§aitiens (10/850 Records). Sia fractured skull and internal in- RB f Babi “a ae : C |= — t for Ics Henning Player Auto Player Kieselhorst Piano Oo. ' | COORS Malted Milk is a favorite with physicians and nurses, SPLENDID &8e«ncte Player- — H1S is an &88-note Player- 118 celebrated 48-note Piayer- ABLISHED 1sTo— E- | because they know it. contains, in proper proportions, all the Rate gay nll ' = Piano a we know wit a pane nee pose Ss veer | - i ane ) ." e yard ri ' " sad 9 - | ls cous eake aie Chg ep eg aa been thoroughly overhauled | : ee tote BR cea ie pr 7 ruled goes 5 are yt Neate y -—- Ww ' cw: Ww Ol. ‘ ‘ 0.00: ' f © = * 1007 Olive St. a ; . COORS is also an ideal food for the nursing mother, ae it | fered complete ey wt offered com= a ceptional ears Reliable Music Store’’ = | V { q helps her to regain her strength and bear the strain of nursing. ileted above. on mal = 7 é clot CCOr 5 The infant also benefits through a richer mother’s milk, for ripehin bad ose 0 SONTAG, Te RW STN "WWM, Vicfrolas As Pure As It Looks f SS, Lr ont : COORS is awhiter than any other malted milk. Its color is No -_ natural, because it contains nothin t richest, creamicst i ns or Wry R tj [43 R | cow’s milk and nutritious barley and wheat. Interest Marked or Real rs | e 0a , Ask for COORS—the Setter brand—at your drugstore and Ever in Plain | of COU f $e soda fountain. . Building Loans, See THE ADOLPH COORS B. & M. CO., GOLDEN, COLO. Charged : Figures csa4s NN--SPACKLER = _ HEMMELMA Sa yi nt bate Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. Seventh and Chestnut Sts. ; 1006 Olive St. ade nate nig rm’ 5 le

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rss ® a? 2 x é r ~ * Z " x 7 a ay a q ‘ fe) A . c = Pe Se a ee ee ae pe S 7 aga See ae . am amy — " ————E Re F . ~~ x os ‘ ’ 2s matt + —— ba 7 ~ e 3 c - sa ay mich Dili, “ ' — sss —— os . iw aad - y * an Pe . . : ‘ ? : ait Ge Re P = we ‘ ‘ : wk « and bs nes 7) aoe - veh ane . a, ' Oy ae oe ee . : , : 5 Pv ee a oe - . t . 4 . fo! a! bs r . 2 " Aye a he oe ee ee ‘ ill a eS” ° ~via gees : P r me ed 7% re J , ; THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15, 1920. : ST.LOUIS POST-OBENTEH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : = = —= ae Is a7 le 1 E160: packing stock. current make, elected assistant secretary. a0 | ae ; | man who came to the city 16 years) | I IVESTOCK ‘2 x 2. a ae | HENRY MILLER ELECTED HEAD ‘company will open for business in ; i : . - | . _— ™" > ¢ ago from the Santa Fe Railroad, rose | | ame waieet extras, 76c: do extra firsts, | OF TITLE GUARANTY TRUST C0. its new quarters at 710 Chestnut) A T A X- & omy . | from a comparatively obscure posi-| wWNWATIONAL STOCKYARDS, Il. ; Ut, ne > sae. an 1217 baxes: State strect, Monday. eV ; h th company to be its | Today's estimated ag) rec vo Ay P Nn ogee ® - flats. current make, specials. 11, iF Directors of the National Bank of Ww alker i} Ai les. 04), a A2c: do average run. 7 7 na nk oO ol Cc ommerce y esterday re- elec ted a OTT In a few spots there was just a/| milk twins, current make, specials, 31%@ | Cass Avenue Institution Re- LL. Weis- | o£ premacey te Rine yoo™. CATTLE 30@3!1 ffi d ted A. a n organizin the} a owe , t ral mar-;,82c: do average run. vlc. olficers an promote was intrumental i K touch of strength on stee! abe steady. with |; Poultry, live, steady; chickens, Soc; fowls | Elect Old Officers. bh ‘ shier, to a vice f th urchase Of | ket after first deats was a ge: 40@ 42c. | 'senborn, assistant ca ~_ Busch interests for the p £ after fret Sa ae the week. Butcher |28@40c; roosters, 24e: turkeys, @2c. | fs 5 | ; a decline of 2c to Directors of the Title Guaranty | presidency. New assistant ca: shiers l the s company from the North | al teady sale also, but show | Dressed, steady and unchanged. —— ; ga Krades were siow. siea: last week. Vealers CHICAGO, Jan. 15.—Butter lower: cream- ‘Trust Co. yesterday elected Henry _were chosen as follows: F. A. Pe- mall investors, buying income securi- Comipany. dry goods company, but is said to) ee 03... rd 2 es iy 1 \ kings, $4.25: western russets, jobbing, $5.2 25, | | presidents. Frank . fee those wash ial the highest per- have made a large sum of money | ES ey ae Pais 4% 0 | KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Jan. 15.—Butter— | elected secretary-treasurer, and Mc- | elected the old officers. Jacoib F. ties, shou y 25c Se drop over American Co. in 1909. & 2c to Te to $15.00. | ery, S1@e0e. were Oc lower tomy selling up to § gus lower: receipts, 4142 cases: firsts, 61c; | Miller. president, to suceeed J. C. 'terson, Ralph J. Kunz, Leo D. Kgl- e h a paeking, 1c lower, 3c. a : : : ' > | i early in his career by dealing in its; 9g... SITE ‘RR HE iF ERS pian § lower: firsts, 56c: seconds, 4ic.}Cune Gill, assistant secretary and | Hellrung is president, and Louis E. | centage of NET, or TAX-FREE, income. - Walker is a son of the late D. D.) Gatiie ciosed stea 504258c: at mark. cases in- Charles L. Holman Also Will Be Walker, one of the founders of the | rest HRT or nate eRe™ ordinary, firsts ae ‘Van Riper. James M. Franciscus,|ly and Henry Reis. John G. Lons- N A . G, Herbert Wakker, president of G.| ....mon stock. ' a “BU joer foie S84 Poultry—Unchanged. ‘trust officer. Robert E. Lane was Dehlendorf, cashier. H. Waiker & Co., bond brokers, last Walker is a member of the St. | night issued a statement that he) Louis Country, Noonday, Log Cabin, The j per eent vearly dividends on - would Seeiie tins president of a new |St- Louis and Racquet clubs. Holman | .: ae a § rigor 76 11890—SCHMITZ & SHRODER— 1920} Union Eleetrie preferred stock are ENTIRELY “7 By cee a —_— ee BEEP Poultry—Alive unsettled: springs, ic; | James M. Rohan, Mark M. Anderson (dale is president of the bank. - , Ely-Walker Dry Goods Co. He never/no.. Ave. | Pr. “No. : x ry . : Official of New York has been actively identified with the | see 00 WES Gs Rags me nO CHICAGO, Jan. 15.—Potatoes stroma: ar: | and R. L. Rinaman were chosen vice; The Board of Directors of the rivals, 53 cars; northern whites. Gottlieb was | Cass Avenue Bank y ester day re- ee —---- pe ret hl ie en | x aes . yo ) se * ~-* ~ . a -_ we ¢3 -- “Even if on m4 o ad lower to $8.7 ATASPECIAL SAVINGS : KETS ys | . .2310...... a) Electric Building, 12th and Locust Streets, St. Louis, . rate of the ye i285 EASTON Ave... S3i wad R407 U.GRAND feve | 1: 1 : ; 38.147. + + | Onl and Union Electric’s offices in Franklin, Jefferson, § @ of 93.46% in I oo j j 3 a : = - BR ’ T ] } n a 7 Oo pp ce if Chuck, Ib ; Shoulder, 1b.12¢ | ag” 12 o me ag 499. "°°" 43 5 | ; Chuck, Prime, lb.13¢ Breast, Ib... 9c 0..148-4i0.. 12 | 1 OO | | aa Hh ga Bh re Brisket, Ib... 100 ooo br pageodit {IER a. 0 | 3 soonly a trifie 0 Beef Stew, eoule Stew, Ib....8¢ | 2.. 100 D -. 10 00 , . e . . “There was = ee eg te Ee: "SE the 1 ‘Union Electric Light & Power Company] xezzis"'.>% " | Hog 121 Ir see eee ae eee ECAUSE the lines are broken regaraing «ae 4 Snoots, MP ceSeocccece Vac Pig Feet, lb secthoosse ee A70. ) By: , 3. . RAB oS) oe ; Feria. ; : s Be _ Hog Liver, Ib.......++++++- hte Dry Salt Ribs, ok cee | OR Pa Em, ER —one, two and three of iL ies olf 12th and Locust Streets, St. Louis, Missouri, Europe, shoul a ality’ . " was a steady deal today. best lambs | . . ° . eee . a on exchange Beef Liver, lb......-. .. Se | Liver Sausage, 1b Pei it $19.50. per cwt. Quality was the | kind—we must dispose of these — ai ee did not. The best in meee time. Fat sheen remain firm | Me, f — to advance of beg a he ee Oo 2 Pounds Best Lard wan oo oe one oo © 8-6 © OFe © 45c | Hie ORSE QU OTATIONS. o-~* garments to make room for we tg dou 'Good to choice drafts ing else wou es . 7 [. ee - tt Esicc nother norssa : wants _ Spring stock. . FR RS resh-Ground Hamburger, Ib...... | Plain southern horees" one 55 | 1p a 1 : iS : lew | da rl sFOW ef aring the pri gor [Pings cc---ccaceees 20@ 50 | Every Suit and Overcoat in : , : | consider favor “That the | , | _ MULE QUOTATIONS, — esis ; : : : Pork Shoulders, tb......... gO Big ~ ea bo $3009 3 | this entire group is the very new- & my Wg Aft BA | D ix ESS} [ = quite as much : ; , 4 > | : ° » ° aR 4 ; ei } Beef Shoulders, solid meat, Ib. ais est and most: authentic of this } "SG | a; er of phe a ae —- eC a ER ee MRS ERE ws : as well as th Bacon, 2 to 4 Ib. pieces, » = na a COTTON MARKET | Season's sty les and re presents | / : | Om Jegad afidavit, John. Hart Brittain, busieces mem, cortiied res lations, indica 1 S50 " : | ay to this: ‘‘My head at the top and back was absolutely bald, The e if capital for re Pork Sausa eat values up to ey ° \. Vi pile ,. , ecalp was ehiny. An expert said that he thought the hair roots were ¢ Y nat to be world sage M o Ib De! ©. @"¢ ; SHOWS A STEADIER TONE | ! ' ' } /, , extinct. and gy was no ed ar) my oer having A a ih hger Bi x “The essenti . - ; ‘*Yet now, at an age over 66, have a luxuriant gro 0 ake) ' ; Prime Rib Roast Beef, Ib a | NEW YORK,. Jan. 15.—The cotton ial » & soft, strong, lustrous hair! No trace of baldness. The pictures shown ' i. ae stchiivene tf , | ket showed a steadier tone Supees toeny, | 4 | ‘) here are from my photographs.’* Mr. Brittain certified further; ; | ae * Rib Veal Chops, Ib... . . spots! hinher. “with ‘near’ months rela: | Pas ea) at L INDIAN’S SECRET OF HAIR GROWTH a, ie prepes wuwat tively easy. owing to, lover cables, and | Cc OO Oc s | | -» | ‘‘At a time when I had become discouraged ’ a borrower and mént’ in the’ there was some scattered Wall street selling | ' Link Pork Sausage, Ib. —6e OU OM OF OU ee eT. ee 17¢c t- expectations of an advance ir rediscount | a ’ at trying varioug hair lotions, tonics, specialists’ ' , proper auspice | “s" , v3 * treatments, ete., I came ACTUSS, in my travels, a Pra be many mor rates. These early offerings were readily nancial marke A statement from Federal Reserve oard | amazement a light fuzz soon appeared. It developed, day by day, into a naemihy growth, and ere long my hair was as prolific as in adi youthful days. ‘ Thatl « ss astonished and happy is rg OS re rig! state of mind mildly, — Soc Bra ront, officials that no immediate tmcrease was ex- | 8D Only anne ache eden’? 8 | B miar AS , times. Pathe bushel tox loose. New Louisiana ~ hat 9 1 15, 16 I7.: | 2 a ‘aaner Phonographs ' omen ¢ a + o¥ ne ree per Gosen GFAY and tan double texture values a to $7.50 ‘The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. : : ; er Pi i ock) $2 per Ou p | | i are not expens ve—prices 7 belted Coats. All seams es 1006 Oli St. : at n home. range from $32.50 to $1 At S150@130 per ton tor, bark Mert sewed, strapped and cemented. | Sweaters ........$1.95 — . OAS _ for the congestion ~~ wal Rank ot 34-5 000 York, Danish of Northern Holland ecea” Ages 4 to 14.‘ Rain hats to At Less than Wholesale AROON and Oxford, slipover eee | starting, or at any stage his Nat fest $ —¢tasy payment terms. washed at ito to $1:f5 tooas bushel boxes match, Unusual values. Cost. M styie, with shawl collar. Betier Th Pills « | ’ ” ~~ rt a ||) ie iiss Se Friday Knickers 95 PUTRI 30 pertcuty combined wit Dealing mags ome-grown at 20 to . . eececevees ’ fer . | “ $10 5 per bu box loose. C seni | olle that itcan not even blister the eo N —s SALSIFY—Home- grown at 50@85c per Juvenile Suits Only "bigher geten’ Ee ae _ sitive ekin ofa wpa Nt aa . RL |. | to 17. You can’t Rud i fo wet ene doren bunches. ¢ pare ehere Rea Lem, Jets, Ale. sad ow sol at - - Tull Timm cer bu baskets nancy hall sold at #2 F riday o> A as eee | gongs, Hats 25c : feel so g ‘ly n - eee 62.2 62228 6 ee TLSNire ~Home-rrown washed globes son makes this sale possi- DDS and ends of boys’ and : at $2 per bu box loose Only ble. Gray, green and khaki children’s Hats. Values up but what NR ! ‘ flannel made with collar to $1.00. will make you i6 tr &CASS | gree O»ods and ends in all sizes ex- attached and finished cuffs, . ‘ feel Maver ES: at go pies in cept 6.- Eton Norfolk sty!e, Not more than three to a Windsor Ties. ree .23c - customer. No phone or- TTRACTIVE Silk Windsors, 7 nag ts > er Not more than four to a cus. — Formerly priced up to $7.95. tomer. No phone orders Wy ») ’ 2E ) a3. 3 pa amen | | Th. ’ . / rat ~ ’ ‘a ancy at $2.50@2.95, ¢ i Ae OV / / ) | | os counted e l in coolers “ac ~ : Vt ; MUS 1A RD ( t }2 fY - r : No, ben davis and gcano me > , - / f n gg Ng SL ears arrineseve ct | AS Pw PRONOUNCE i m5 4? ff ba Z $5. rae black twigs at $5.50@8; york tm. : aac with NC ‘usTee 0 thy Hi perial at Babe rr sist | gee? | Mw sf , SJ7ON S PFA /LD: S fy ' “* : "§, B: Con. Mickah E. Cor. Eighth St. and Washington Ave. | Your Druggist Has ie Your OF & WASHINGTON las follows: with white detachable collar. ders. 32 — Tt comes in 2$e and Sc jars. Keep one 8 - |__Produce Elsewhere | LOFTIS-BROS. & CO. —- ¥ ) amet —_— = MC D> AT , - ‘a id res Creamery oo. | — & I you see it in a Schmitz & Shroder — TRUE Gaawle Avan Prides corvante, tondy te walt Gaaee at wrurea, _ | . moment's notice, % a ’ - 3 45 ¥ ei ‘ “ * ; . ; P Fe Ld - .* *, € . ¥ oe — r. “ - « a ¥ ‘ ie Bp is, a “ “ Fe a: er 4 ~~ ‘ oe ‘ on ’ ’ ie é * " é on ee, : x Pe

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ey ON RE TRE A RNR Smee ee Cet eRe sere ~ * — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : naar THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15, 1920. ST LOUIS POST-JISPATCH eat as a — , CENT — _-- THE POST-DISPATCH'S DAILY RECORD OF MARKETS AND FINANC — - —~ eo on - ~® SUDGHS DRIFT UPWARD | NEW YORK STOCKS | sanes. Ae wew york || 12 CRhghE«g,. oq OM MUM A HER a, [COMPARATIVE GRAIN PRICES] = : 411: ; 22 St. e w. 63 7) ' . Reported by St. loule Merchants’ Exchanre - -, ) a i ; s ‘ost-Dispatch. 4 _ A : a - IN NEW YORK MA | Saw wane. don. a atete te al 3 pong > ° Wha tess | decided upon at a conference vyester- | 2 = - 15t's% = - me | owe . ys. of & F. ds ctfs day petwees Howard B. Jackson. vice JULY CORN. eo ee 6 on president of the Grain Corporation, s >! 33 1th b 12a 132 "ab 1 a menmy werner and the leading blevator interests. Chicago. ihntonet ~ .. 131% 122 182, nn tT 181". ordate S. Rub. 5 . ar% to The order was in a measure hased | Kansas City REE Y EEE. 331 "se __ ~™ he” ts __ 383 8 Emel 104 ; on one given out by the Car Con-/| EMBEM COKN, . &. Steel of Sa........+.. 99% to mittee of the Railroad Administration | gf~Tou 2 EOL by Wab. fad be on Washington. who sent out notice | Kansas City ptt oe - 29% a] ok | that wheat must be moved for the weet seire ts” ae ~ q: Grain Corporation. It means that the Se nl t tate WH Opening Is Irregular, but Buying, q Follows in the High | é Priced Shares. Pelee Wien. Lew. eee. G 2) 692% «(1 oo ot, ol 1 ON, 700 14), -.2t%) 4 ¥ = . 4 ——, ~ a 2 .. ss : nm U - 1” t t t ; Ss Vik e* Anglo French Os ..... City of Mareeilies 6s City of Paris City of Tokio 4 és Zt ’ — P- > ~~ = a * ‘ ‘ WEW YORK, Jan, 15.—The Evening Post, in ite copyrighted financial re- view today, says: “Conditions in the money market . Sumatra . @i4 mot change today, except for the . Rumely.. fact that the Stock Exchange rate for call loans, though opening higher Bsa wowe =ts wheat held at Chicago, Milwaukee, | St. Louis Ba Manitowoc and Sheldon, IIl., owned | Chicago 824 8! ia 15.473,000 by the Grain Corporation and recent- | JULY OATS, ’ 1,201,000 | '¥, Sold to milis, of which there Sige touis Ri a r4%b than the Initial rate of any day since | | estimated to be 12,000,000 bushels or|Chicage oo 0000 7S!. * Seaa7zam 44 A Myekas he J ; , td. , ite Gg FO , ort aoa . K. oO ; = ~ SS Watch tnt ep cs 1 | JS ont .. Fen | do | ering 7 ee ee oN ¥ ae a a . 10s 100 : , $142.642,000 a year ago and $55,089,000 two can be furnished. Sa ==——————SSS —— = 7 _ eroon p batslp be. aes ta Tt. | ae pete 8k) ats Bag Rome se BOR a | NY Say ahi ais 18 to 100 | Sear ao Gorn was strong in the late market.) New York Curb Close Chi . oes 56 Marte at 9 per |; Sec. : ; Lace sf 9 | rere ~ With prices about tc over yesterdays —— Cw or ur te ; , cago Pro cont and remained at that figure |, Standard Oil Close. close. Oat& were eharaly higher. | Reported daily by Mark ¢ a ae Para a : idg.. st. practically allday. Time money con- f mezzanine. Boats ' Baak tinued to be quoted at yesterday’. Reported daily by Mark ©. Steinberg & Co PRIMARY MOVEMENT. | Leth Be Y a oe |'\Mezzanine, Boatmén’s Bank Bid«.. St. Louis. Receipta— advanced rates. hM.. 5 6 Ali 3 vi, | Erie Today, Last Wk. Last Tr.) — “The decline in silver bullion from - sae ae do ist pfd 646.000 its high price of Monday contin- * Dre tae 11300 ef abit Dl osm 05. 565,000 med today. As against the London or. 7,200 poper st. ts... 3 BRED 0. ssctece é Shipments— ) * ae * ay eenee per ounce then T 2,000 op yneeeane : 987.090 touched, and yesterday's price of 8114, 551,000 73, market dropped abrupt! 7 ) , : | Brit. . the Pp uptly to 7) Am. 8. & * Cash corn was steady to 4c up and | Gojgnia) pence. Booth Fist, in fair demand. Chalmers com ‘ | 20.75 “After advancing 4% pence in four | Brunswick Co. Cash oats steady to ‘sc higher and poe se teen eens oes ate a see ite? successive business days, it has now | Burns lros... pfd in good demand. ‘India Pack. |... ER . Oils f lle “4 6 { Butterick C'so.. Ti i ” - - . “a . I ’ . - allen 2% pence in three. oy te Mlinote Pipe soveses BG ,. No. 1 red winter wheat, $2.80; No. ; time ROCQ. .rvcsespsssconese§ | LINSEED OIf-—-In tote of 1 to 4 BRM at ’ “ey i ¢ ‘ P , 'k & ' , ere ” . ~} . = 4 » -@. ’ ‘ A con! o Al : : te ; ‘ - ‘ . ON / . Even if one imagines that a suc- | Cal. het Indiana I’ine es ' 2 red w inter, Se. 3 2.78; No, 3 red | Phillins 1 Roy (re ho $1.03 per gallon for raw and $1.95 for bot ll be more ! den and unexpected shortage of sup- do pfd. | Nat. Transit i 3: winter, $2.65@2.67; No. 4 red wintc, | Overiand Tire AD aS ost ' SEED O1L-—Per 1b.: plies for contracted deliveries caused is me OR Nosthaee ten 2.07@2.60; No. 2 hard, $2.85 @2.90; perfe. tion Tire aa 4% wate, * 5 do, yollom,| Ste; eummanee wise, . : : gs ® an . mabiic RaW .icccekueeesss x , do yell ote d, Ste; | the violent rise, and that completion | Cen. Lea. .... Ohio Oil No. 3 hard, $2.82@2.87;: No. 3 corn. ty Regge 2) ‘ a vic: do yellow, 26c; co¢doanut ofl, 2240: Penn. $1.62; No. 4, $1.46; No. 5. $1.43; No. 3-| Spicer com. 112 bean ofl, 22e “a veuwe : —— TT of covéring purchases, along with | 20,2... °-- tain-teed .. rtain-teed — Prairie yellow. $1.49: No. 4 yellow, $1.44@ 1.48; No. 5 yellow, $1.43: No. 8 white, . news that the rest of our silver dol- | Chand. M. >» Union | _ tare may be melted up and sold, | Sol. Graph. cecias Onn ; , .60; No. 4 white, §1.5 1.62; /U. 5. Steamship . DP icteeet No. 2 white oats a8 Oho: 4 g | ¥- Vivaudou sees - Southwest Penr. Pi ' , 0. MOTOR caused the decline, it still remains to | S0°* £4 cits Standard Oi) white, 874% @88%c; No. 4 white, 87%c; Standard Oil Ind! so. 4 No. 3, 88c. Pn ee Sw ey | | | 4s : f Britain { . {nj} to Total sales $17 2 000 My 3m , .262,000. against $ h. of Britain ons, 1922 Nel to yesteroay, $14.454,.800 a wee ago, 5 §. Of they om 38 e025 96% to ‘ |@ year ago and $4.156,000 two years ago. So due tan iat wae rom Jan. 1 to date, $177,385,000, againat | More, will be shipped as fast as cars | se a | eet PSWMADD ~ to— _— - eee ss Open | ifigh INDUSTRIALS Pane ame ee ee Mie et eee oe 2 PEPPERS = 7 —— os oe -* —a es - - ** . Oe Le me Lk YP o-— Siz: ~~ + 2 -1 ~4 D> az Beth Steel ES Brk tn Fi a &r n ‘, Buf Rich & ee 33: « coe Gs moon be tos families. ' account for a kind of fluctuation bes } on hitherto almost unknown in the sil- ses at a ver market. The explanation prob- -bepiehies: raw 5 per ably is, the wildly speculative spirit that is abroad in practically every ¢ 100 market. 3 d 700 “Exchange on the recent belliger-| 2 om 185% 135° 185 — ‘in. Cont ent countries of Europe declined : 0: ; ; ew Te ee EO Pe Too eee . o pid 20) -ses 10% NOTL—Stockg quoted in the table are com- )1 Union | again today. Sterling went 1% cent Elkhorn ; . lng at =" Rs mon stocks 1) PF they carry the abbreviation | eae St lower to $8.7)%; which is the lowest Lom ee Se ¢ “EES oaeer moa, _ at. | 'P{a” or are specified ‘‘rights’’ or ‘‘ctfs.”’ | ek eaten oes : 12.73: . Louis, rate of the year to date, though still | fiek Rat " 2.000 42% 41% 43 | 0 CS Ex-dividend. t: 0 +. NQ, A . - +}. : oe , ‘ se. ...st Achaea . : ~ . ; , ¢ ’ : we Invineibl »3 . Jefferson substantially above the bottom price | Freeport, Tex. 1000 35 v3 | olen eee P. Mm. NH000 shares. — | 88 Cc. M. ge Re Fg Foreign Exchange. Ta ars *M St ae & T, . HAV (dealings were on only a moderate scale. - helen ~~ neta Midwest Ref. Bh Nt r 7) , : ‘ { ' . "7 | ‘Mas ‘s a4 . ole , , 3.70% , choice timothy, $28. 50@2)): : , : : ° ee ie eweeth in our money wofd .. Lo me i + | FINANCIAL ITEMS | | ‘M&StP A CM&PS div.... 64 mand sterling ‘sold eart , Gown, to 5.70% Nl choice pri “-e 2.50: choice alfalfa, $37 | OkKmulmee eo9 ! ! MAIN OFFICE: ) ‘ Gam 5... Wei Q: i : M&éStP Ss CP&PW dtv..... , [a slight rally in the afternoon. rench an mr ‘ , 121 ¢ ) bee ot . ; a only a trifle over 1% cent. Goodrich Rub. 7, | BWCa& N W wen Se ......... mM : aT «| Itallan were maseria ily Ay pot and declines | Os: ~ aS J Rage | > | 130 South 15th Stre “There Was no reason why this * do pfta & N W gen 4a ..... 12 A occurred in Scandinavian rates aiso. t ai yy yellow, not quoted; No. 3 | ity (o ~~ ) : ” , ) PHILADELPHIA ; : iray & | ris ‘ta. was under Increased pressure, marks check , Com all i morning’s publication of the ‘memor- 6 BM Re ad oi ts Phones—Locust 5182, Hace S106 : andum’' of international financiers, oy fF 2¢ ye = ‘ — Boston x. SESE wy. aden ; , ’ ’ i Fe Oar © 7 cianaerd. Ot) Opi ise Cash Grain Elsewhere Gtanronk 2. i ; MARKET TAL {3 n n ne y o u a +? , ww e evo exc ve y ‘ ‘ Mo.. Jan. 15.—Cash— . : ‘ ; . gteady to So higher; No. 00 | ereples Bet, «angi es supplementing oe No. se 7 fi 2. shld No. 1 1G. we. 1a Houston ee eee $ BOOKLET on MOTOR * $1. 4841.50: No. 3. $1.45 sarernecieees nemneeeese es 4 | Both will be sent FREE. -- “11% WO _s rots & . ae. mixed, to te U1 oS DADA aA _~ to -~ aste 1 i) > ,, Special to the Post-Dispatch NEW YORK. Jan. 15.—-Durham Hosiery Mills declared a dividend of 4 per cent on its common A stock and a dividend of 4 per cent on its common BK stock on account of the past six months, both payable Feb. 1 to stock of ‘record Jan. 20. The company also declared a /quarterly dividend of 1% per cent for the en. | suing three months, and an extra dixidend of | a -?¢ was exceptionally strong and in scant supply, | Lait tye. No. | gSiinme hid , Skelly .. even at a substantial advance. Today >| ms : . closing rates of exchange on all the principal] , VO. Cloverseed, $48 00@ 52.00. > > “oe ‘ : . . . ce ‘ foreian markets were as follows, Ste ling "08 20.50 $24.16@24.25. Ribe, Whi ‘ bob ee6s eoec 23 = | | Jemand, 3.71; sterling cables, B.7174: ban Or 1 2 r N 4 Woodburn Ol . se §! 180 davs, 3.67; bankers’ 90 days, 3.68; mnt n White Oil... , . ae A. ;rmercial 60 days. 3.66; commercial 90 ° - pees: . . 225 eum 9 | 3.65. Franc ee. ‘1 . Fr . N@. | N _ ) 7 ke. 44; Belgium checks, 11.55; 1k 1.84. "g ‘0. | , | All L t $ | 11.44; Belx ¢ $1.32 1.84. os | Toledo Cloverseed | is ed tocks | | i f es selling at 1.70 shortly after noon. Swiss : ‘ha ws . ; . No. | Rapulpa regarding the program for financing Oe 4 * 4 4 &-& Missouri Purope, should have had any effect | on exchange rates, and it probably did not. The conditions precedent & % of 1 per cent on the common A stock and to advance of credits, as therein laid r. Cc me { 4 af st, — \|a@ quarterly dividend of 1% per cent on its | d0Owh, are doubtless drastic, but noth- | Jewel! ; + . ~~ ee - motes oe 1 ’ . : ot | __ stock of record March -V. Dn. else would have been of any ste fi : ‘ ee Tol Tale ae The Famous cunrere Leaky ep crime 7 oh . ‘idend of z er cent | Service, either breaking ground for|tiones Bros... : 76% 9 —1' oes declared an init ah tow the nerted dreen pi-t—tls—ts i'e@eetreett « e- to tos 11.36; Germany checks, 1.78; Germany cables, ha tee. TOLEDO. O.. Jan. 15.—Clover seed etme : Austria checks, .40° Austria cables, .40;/° OrittTH, Minn.. Jan. 15.—Linseed, $5.08| cash, $84.20: Jan.. $84.20; Feb., $34.10; | March, $34.00; April, $33.85. Bought and Sold Out cadies Be. “one 2 OF : - - fad was rm ere today at " id, | ° consider favorably his own part in t* | Keystone T... , 3 | an At The geet ene qocmmeneere fee «ie oe ere 7 =, bee 1y 35: m4. ACKER, oa in.” Jan. 15. ~Bariev. g8.60l, anked per 100 Mine eg os ty ee 3 Quotations and reperts furnished “That the suggestions originated | Lee Rubber .. +4 ee Friend announced that the annual report is} ; . & Man. e f3, | bles, 19.50; Copenhagen kroner checks, 17.80: | feed and rejected. $1.40@1.50. 60@1.3; | per 160 pounds. request. ite as much with the financie f LL. & M,. pfd.. a ae ‘now being prepared and would be malied to ; mi. Ce mi ot | Copenhagen kroner cables. 17.95; Spain : . ' wy. —-——__—_— oe neutral Europe as with ioe c or © pap les . 1 - d: “ dividend was the firet ee hed — a : Long In 7 on Dmg mene agentes probably not AE ge Oe ary 4h 46 oa RR, bs Neg A a wae 5 aor cent. | : oa oa j « & : y onths efore the credit af 9 eR v >, — The company’s preferred stock ts listed on . A whet, | : 'the New York Stock Exchange. | 16 Midvale i OB... m, $0. Bare | Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co. and Guaranty Trust Company of New York, fiscal . ‘op? rationa of e relief plan will be Owens Hot } | ; . a , 57 i s 7 ‘ Natl 1 Leathe ‘o.. Boston, declared ai °° {. I . & vy, | . . ; . P . . my After hair growth, «i edd yh a 7. coe Si Mail... BTM ..... BT - aividend of, percent of 40 cents a share. | 5 Mop. & Ohio de, Stin@Cdiv 74% | agents in the United States for the Belgian Government, in conjunction with by . 3: ; pavable Feb. lo t oc } co ‘ . =. » * _— a : ‘ . . . as prolific Ah ae : it ia the company's present intention to pay | ©) \orri th, We } the First National Bank of N. Y., The National City Co., Bankers Trust Co. | idends on r dates of Feb. lo ~ : eo « : . . . _ . | 24 No, Tex. & M. inc siea Central Union Trust Co., Chase National Bank, National Bank of Commerce, Fi ” ee People's Gas.. ' ; oe : Au ir M. , ; *Phila. Co. ... 4" e, 2 oe era |) CLwe. Higginson & Co. are selling $2,500,000 | N. ¥. Airbrake cv, 6m ... ff 20) : . ° forry . my state of mind mildly. . |___WOCAL STOCKS oe 8 pe v, cat 4 mer saul aumnatative wreterted stock of the| 26 N. ¥. C. @ A. oo meg) | Liberty National Bank, William A. Read & Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co., Lee Poe sees Tis @ ST . &@ &. L. ic.... @ — . Oats, 8014 @83igc: —y ~p— (Dic ms TIL c, a —— — ae ane se “= - -- we eee PAOD ORO ROO rere but d 3 ee eee ee , ‘Siwain Co., a Massachusetts corpo- | . . P " " steripus poma | relten, Tne car yale Of the at Higginson & Co., all of New York, and Central Trust Co. of Illinois, Conti. nental & Commercial Trust & Savings Bank, First Trust & Savings Bank, IIli- nois Trust & Savings Bank, Harris Trust and Savings Bank and Halsey, Stuart on The par Value of the stock Is $100 a ST. Lows i “Vel , | A , ' , ‘ hare. | COMPA. SONS. sOUSS : 4 = ‘ . ons e : . & Langley & Co., 115 Broadway, are | ot + r? au * | offering to investors £500,000 7 per cent cu- .| Punta, Are. , ' iM { tts salatine iret mmatairea atock, aetics Ab, of ° Par. & B. st x ob ° * the ww. HH. Langley & Co., dry goods eomimis- pomingto®. & =i ef] | Son merchants, DO. ©, FU +) bi « ~ | . Following a meeting of directors of Subma- is ’ rine Boat Corporation it was announced that | WORE 2 ncenens " : at. 4 ; : “- ~4 -1. ‘:' | no action had been taken on a dividend on | ) SOU +) ' Trt) ree vee 90.800,602 : es 0 a” ont | the etock and only routine business was N “ ney ee eeee eee ee : Hee : j 1 transacted. ~ ' Besscecsce (U7 ; . a chet The Stock Exchange has admitted to the I Pac 44s , 5} « ‘ CLP O00>berce .° Adu, : ' ; ‘Hat Dominion of Canada two-vear gold notes, |“! Nor Pac pr lien 4s esccesen: : : , T, “Co... ¥. ‘eg : t i | due Aug. 1, 1921; 10-year gold bonds, due | g1 N W Stares pr Ss......... st G Pere v on -* | aug. 1, 1920. Ont Trans 6s .... re 2 . | ————« | Mdew, Oil rte. 400 23 ' 2a a a en 2 x , ee S83 eu Prod | } Brave : Ory | oatn ee ~~ , See me *2' Late Prices on Liberty Bonds. ‘ nn BR. RR. te eg a Fy : so 00 8 ’ “er © “+ ** «+ «ee ~ | 2 ele ree Ee Ee ee POT Re eines * adj. A Ge ctfs of dep. 9% & Co. of Chicago, offer for subscriptior ’ . Mt ai — = .) OPPEORL OOD PID PE OE ALEDDP LOM re OO ee ot) ete Cree ihntries at Libey| EXTERNAL GOLD LOAN | Ronds at 2:55 p. m. today were: 3148, 98.80; | One-year 6% Notes at 99 and interest to yield slightly over 7% I oo | Five-year 6% Notes at 9534 and interest to yield slightly over 7% firet 46, 92.28; second 46, 01; first 448, W205; | second 4\se, 81.54: third 448, A3.50: fourth | 448, 91.80; Victory 3%, 98.62; Victory 4%, s, AR TR —— * at a4 ogee Pe | —ua— SS _— é- - = LF a , +5 1,400 O8% . THESE Notes constitute an un- balance and therefore its exchange Western U. . 200 Oy hi Re | conditional obligation of the Belgian position. It may be pointed out that Wists“ -_— , ie oa oii ' | pn repayable in New York _ ni ormpemion, v8 Soe me, 3g a by | ity in dollars. of exchange ata price more favorabie *° "Metals Bond Service | . wet ihas than oleate rude to the dollar (i. ¢., Alaska Jun... 2 said sak +s . 9.09 cents per franc) would realize ° ee thon ria 3 hy Our Bond Department will supply | parle ogre Belgian a ‘eed a value of more than par for the dollar you without charge any information in | made provision whereby a substantial Notes, and that the returggg such ex- regard to listed or unlisted securities. | profit may accrue to the Noteholders change to normal parity/?iz., 5.186 upon a rise in the value of the Belgian francs to the dollar), w/ild give each franc. Under normal pre-war condi- #1,000 Note a reand&qvalue of tions the Belgian. franc was quoted at $1,561.50. ee” about francs 5.18 tothe dollar(viz.,19.3 cents per franc). Today it is quoted THE following table shows the at about francs 1}-+*s the dollar (viz., amounts which a Notcholder would BROADWAY a a en 9.09 cents per /ranc). The Belgian receive for each $1,000 Note based LOCUST@OLIVE 511 Olive St. Government nas agreed that when on sales of Belgian exchan~ at rates sales of Belgian exchange can bemade — varying from che preser. . : : in Belgian exchange, it is logical to 5.1816 ** (parity)- : : | expect that the restoration of industry Por follinatisbimanding shes tcncrdivenei iia : . . > . . in Belgium and the increase in its €x- ig. ¢ circular describing the issue more eh, ports will tend to improve its trade wiicdeih - Tead, ap: rie at foe a eat tising before publication, it necessarily cannot recommend or indorse any investment or speculation advertised. The buyer Coffee. ff. The Rudolph Wurlitzer Ca must exercise his own judgment. MES Forures, “tieady: January. 15.05, 1006 Olive St. : —~

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CLA — PF ith u mn As er. nal, y dl" anted a | Wie ENTI CoO ANE : Rt Ivy: firs cook . atch. refer- ' I = BER $10 P Mw ere, et, ~ - shing- | ER ai EN. of and to = cure -DIS P i XP + STATI SS tar. ae nd Ch sociat pon te) | NG . Box any t SAI AL, BO RRESPO NT | at $35 t-floor a wash | put Expe Gé ER | ashin stead kirt . auadiew, aoe oar oy =. 4 an*e - ATC! Ke "TEI RNEFK ING | ho 6 r FEDE estnut jon, 3" > and j | ‘ent ME N pauses . N «166 ° ref. ESM AN- xX R ND : ® ne ww mon r apart and i (4) {ca ting u Te COHEN, + bets hington y- 4 ei a ae M ryv Ww) ter: good ress In is ae 7D. BC ReNcp | B | ®.. 419 heller Cylina umet | .. 17th nployme rk in - if elect e hich- poration Gvnxtestcet | OPY - oF C : keep » in | afte good la be inex Hu KI. ai Jevro and | ERY T 7th et ages wa - : . - 2? « 4 WE Ak A , —- ; ‘ . - z “or (oR? is ?T a leme anoth ! an sala ling a perienc iy Sb --How ye, xe | olv M Trt APPL é (on , - Mw. PRES N. 4th Pri er; $22 » (cT7) | Y O ) and Luect nt Dept stock. ‘7 ome ric steel rade cha ganized ) for ¢ Por ns. Cc er Meye ne w ry to rug ed. ae GIRL . Te mt «Dona MMF! Y ER | J te? \ apes BL SFEE th st. nting per w | UNG M —_ . Bro “Apply, ¥ ) ore and porsessi rooal, to ma | use apabie U severa abany | ¢ r_ Bros. eek. SS. 12438 | Co., 808 W ully sup liver wark to. te @n Bolart +N y po SR——Firei-ciab Sth si > i em | QUARRY 6. Mth rder; reke-| mer & men wh es to he lanufacturin SALESMA? s. Rox R nowill ass: rienced rge; ; M genera IMME ; RS — cea: in- — First- ra L-igo | ér alder a ‘Dpook Lovis. I ne Co. ing Add mechanic 1d acquain! ~ rile SAl_ES FOR 1 AND TO H OF | CTAPH . 18th a piv to . firat-cl S, He» nks Pa Rood: =; SBGIRL. larviand ral hous jor | EN oe Bact M } R . mae cottmace ——‘£$) o- Er see t Pear ‘Mechahice | MAN—Fir a ona | Y¢ rean_ Ro: oal. onginesriay at] GALORD OF 2 90. “TO THE ANDLLE oor satan ie na Washinaten & ass. | wep eee earn \ rrishes | Ge ti. -For hh ework ; ENCED IRS; EX tmators. hi man: e4) | oo echahics Planin Fivat-ciase att | LOU NG MEN rT 891. Post-ire along Pe My O THE PRC 4M. * Oe a inte class. | while learn! fill hs HOUSE r howe good |G’ iw; G - EXPE ; “ pre- Ny ER A ACHIEV How ROPE .| Post- sition tment: R—Yo . fed) ion. earning. pay y T t Riitkt ork ’ kK AD , D ‘“ . * cal ya nan 40) | ette FILER I icet_o e Mil Dallas. —_ old, f aa Stror eee ne WHICH a eemmner *° A Batis | Dis to Rome as Ss Se $80: ——— | ae ZIEGLE , Say poe Te te * rade te aes by tae | Deima ADY WO SALA mecha wit c 18" *-y--¥ —First-c allas. — t » TOP OUTS ig: 20 TUNITY OFFERS {ISSION WE \ ES DISHWA xperience 80; perma. sue a —_ FRANK E you 12 per HOUSE « UMA M eneral bh -— © GOLL RK. sARY ; nical sev IN nd w sawe: Class ex. oO | tside years TIVE TO ronal UNUS CO Vil. D WASHE R . \ox ma - GIRLS NK ET 1 stead week Vv : GIRI agnolt ousew ee. L BE ’ Re Itn eral —_- “og iy ~~ Agee _ ear! we years E BUS BUIT NUSU NTR ISH W oR—O! N-15 sS— MFG. CO.. 14 ictor i-—¥ AL orn ; R DB . : e. Be | patch want city. on j —" _14) ] tra / Tr kx . . HMiM 31 SINE d .D Up Al, ACT - ASH 1 N =” Ye — 18 a. a 1- i Sid oung, : smal | 13 31 lif I. ; off! a SH TS fed. r : state mana da Vv iC : wy 2 ae hat v é WEI - Me Poe Ww A RE OPPO? ant ” ER oe -_. (nm) i and or ov . * 18 OUSE nev o") white. » W AS , IN I - = Fee Me v ’ | APER HA? tox N-47 expe and 9 S | - wages ance OTED ’ A. FOR HICH -MUNE R- | Di te Ol olored 2 1 Pini fill er, 7 f , ho GIRL- -R, Vi to assist. une ASHIN RY . v ith new . state ~t HAN ae N-47. P rience | 1)j murs bed 60 MIT ’ ™) THIS ALL T WILI. CRA- SHW aR et woma : (os) | ficie carto , , cap cS) | ne and For ge > ctor 227! ot. une | ee eee GTON CO. alone” ae IN T 1 Rng bs rey ~— ost-D isp Se Box ed nt Te REFERE iis EN eeme wercaie “ache _read HER—N at im beaten. |e) nt w as, jars, fold | wage moral 8-1. . A er 2204 | noloy . Ral Ee is- | - patel sox N pel rER. G ERENCE cINTE TIME Y SeOST_C N : 1 rest } ork good old . 5 housew ie’ EAP Vv. 62) ica ] . is ved, ary woodw acetate (6 ' —_—_—— 1. - A _») > Se ‘R. GIVIN we CES \ ERPRIS “ KB DE DIS} ~ _work, m Sur au- | gin w ers A pay Hots idney 1 fork: ge 6 t ERI ( with ’ IN TH HAPE Box ‘anted orkin SS) | —-—— 2, Pos SALES FE} GARB VITH F E. stp. | TWAS 128 Nae ork, 8 : ppl, te afi « EGIRI 104. 422 lowe M E NC } aia - —S EK BU Fie : 1,.-@& an Z PD ! 7 St - POS EXPE RRIEF FIR]? Srp. | kite HER , N 2a work: ‘ ’ A. X v re et- | ne: gull 4. 1 i . LI I de ED op 4 iL, D food ' M EN ie WS. Port ml whe lant - VST-I Ts ~ T ERIEN > Ek ov’ . ] k | te chen D Won ~ : at. ’ coine * + i. adv t nee en no was or sen owe NERY 4 ; : uretor. ty for : LITTLE ING na man. jt tk. Rost Dispate plant: | | Two y WANTED (PQST-DISPATCH, CE. RET LET: | pp aa ty ee M. 721 N.1 > be-| HopeEetE For general pew eT AN MAK al i T R s gi; av i. © DA, ® ch. (8 sales young ANTED | BOX J OF | DRESSMA? testaur and as c)) E G . ith ~~ HOUSE 0 ability . outatd sework, D AP . ERS~ — ‘gnow “ t ROCK, ADES 1. ET : Collins. © N.C _ {ch |twain you iz men wh : + J-3 “SnMARERS—_E: ant. 3809 Was PR ag olin. > IRLS 3) gir! GIRL y. Ve 5 werk: wanes Good PREN . + -» 1808 (o4 INY Al a _ fine METAI, Vv. N sees rain 3} ; experte are p — - enced -ERS__Experic » Wash in oO ext ec ope - : ale Gene #. Je wares | 0 4a ‘TIC . . ik ~ | ITK ik A |g opnc Al, W . Cs ta See Mr ou: pe nee ne anxiou ce (c4) enced ¢ wit! Experienced a ing- enced veriens perator - _Week ep at b ral house {fers os | salar ES 18 iS Y NSAS | fons! etait foe fire esto | See Mr. Anderson. 4 ol mecesnary, ai ialty Sal | enced. operators cuar rienced :| Tailoring ed hand. sewe week. Grand 4051J. souseworker: ye tion. y, perm App , " y 2 OP OU S, | tons noral y for fi HN. =I fos nd Park nderso nt work essary. cpme ub | vannen’ ators hile I ana | - atlorin See ay wewe men's OUBk¢ d_ 40517. nights, er: _ youn A ’ ] an 8110 : ; EN Ss} , TC ) A | te in 1 characte rat-c *OFIitio y . bet n, “#4 N and s ,» 28..@ 4 J Gil Smad ‘ af. A aL B. suar ant earning: nexperi floor g Co orema ers and clothes ore rIRL, F . S880 wages § oung } pi Vv 9d ent post: me N-SHOP AN PP ee t nodern rs peed wr whe pels Cc ‘ot hea ichola Rood pay. Estab! CUS STEAL I ym tok eaten, > Fite 2 80 come , & &. cer Sch oat “> i Ss ~~ © or 8 Arsen 10 per S floo » Je mle od ¥ hat rs | ANV : and 6 s bldg pay. ishe ] Ch DF rran lary - ri- . cer chauert pert- _clid ay hite enera : al. ON , rear rvs » ' We , & | T vy. ply. Be send f nt wh worktr a ne of | = ASS > > >. gs. Gra co . ( offi i E RESS st ‘ Fitwe i . 420 & e-Farr ij — Delr 1 hou __ (el NEN . » bu ave th ; | SHOE) WORK WH sH1.3 cal ads hole ~_ RS! an accus spee pour. OLIAN DRI dress ROWN SHOE ty: & He a enue aw —— ILS V\ Av. ; ith fj rse ¢ f ad ITY : rk OLE ae _ ef) cal Bide ancer - salar we ne ¢ " ( ust | ial- ’ _Wa AN I nee: e a: N SH manen ood Oo yi on roar en. Ww ov man ; V AN (cl4 Apply dollars’ ive t if ¢0 m. paar ton ; EXC ES RTT PIYAT ETT Troms ent assured. 133 rend g on high omed | ae excellent, pay: OE CO if pportuntt bet al — estore | for ENC TED : " P to worth 0 six é n- » POST OE fo ELILEN > FIRM: | .1- iCLTORS-— to G, BS ft ured, 1 yminission wor ol -class to @3 DRI n AND Day: .. Sth nity fo "4 K; mi Youn ea ~ - E | : KE X IL eta ‘of n milli et ARTs AT ie Re} solieitors re coe 1326 Chem ork; ¢ lass tra all-| ESS OP WAIST | end Wa +| See g. white. ani? ), XI Any f ake) _ , lass ns ‘ede fa work ‘ony F job; good a Fn : LARS. BOX. t- publiaiver. nen oF suceessi ui | ws Eteamieg soomet. +96 for city : NUSUAT . ERATORS ap ee ee GIRLS a stn. 109) HOC RETTR ae washing. Cal wich EY. 16 OR 18. G ATTRACTIVE: : Vv ° er a ~ ) enera tis T ‘ ab / \ if 0 ch. former ‘eommionk: “rages: ecnanics paying f OMA ames. 4445 aia gee Te ge a. ruisins accol aSIs ante tana PPO SC nd ctf | oF y hon - : ret 1ISS DP ; th rat - wo KEI 4445 Vi to work ti ainy solicito quare Na A. R Ing | : int ‘ with Sein moe ed on ' R TU HAP ee ight eework good colored # \ PA AY. r ¢ e fol) rit rk; wae iS. T irgzin ork =e | SAMA : tors. deal atvionnt etd, SS ePtalis F An “at Y ing t val silk N [T 1D R ‘7 arr Mov Party ra: Ge olored —— V > BST, . ob . ge Wo. ila stead wae prop , Ca f ils cwe . bogs uable dfes s A 4 ___ att Ss I" ish (al mod ho ‘ gir! FAR La R ate ——F : owing ry; st ZY atrick 835, » compe ’ Vears ht a posttio . nk ence . . cone ,Y . r vl . ; ton: per exper! . ees n (} GIR U and ORE he HetARI i Rel! me grco 9 ” for ' DE ] i AD ‘ IOk Sho eT Ww tent — | ing s of : , wo 1] n for . re] erTnil Ve | LIAN mar ence: nad ek ’ RL Q Wasl 4, : usew - Aly Wve a wa E I, y 4 as yi oars . ene ‘ . Carpe EMAKE ne Sh eek. W year-r g mag: ge: th ive hu Pee > ere! ne DRI én pa excell. irte: | u bda HV lington (ira ork: out 15 own 217 xe“ & . 7T } —— a nter - perma! EnRS- on, St rite ound | of, a Fe = By ny hustlers, ove a Po Ices g experi FI aa AND WATS nt Day- ust — “a ae or 1 od A AL WAL i FLOO Co 13, Wicb ] 8, q Cor manent S-—-Tw amford, ” or wir | 221 le t or ir aving expe ove St- | yi : , Ste B ri- LE « } D WA at on ay- old be ] —— - fe HOUS LAW. ome . to hel iC () KE 4 R: . Qui er | 10U Joe rmanent emf 0 firet- oF Wire, | lll Ines or insurance ra. over 23 | spatcl . Box R-35( ee GIRLS oD ehh | bg A ce. er. | 6 te) | femme F TK to help with | 77 : ZR DR ENAN Nl. (eee) r. per tay Bg ployme class (c8) | ~ oo ASS, See Moe te te “Hi, x R-350.| 3 te char — Expe ashinet O. MI tOSk y ears: amity; L—¥o Lauueemes: | Y GO CE ( li | will npetent lance f nt; ple repair 1 | EM 1a ces: w« red: m wend _ Al y—-¥¥ . plendid ge at file rienced, Tan. " LI IN INT IT S oF Grand : pees r geners a ar NURS ODS xv ; imbers ph | draw : men: or sho ——. vans PLOY wrk in t ust . -ESMEN pT ee { 7. e AS, P Pak ~portur fs and to ak ; . aha ERY Al,-S i 400: J wages. al peutoe (¢@ | pet es Two: “wire MAN—Box | fj and’S , eee record wages p shop manage ving | MENT own. |. We; MEN WANTED o&) | Hixisibna oar nity for ‘ailing list — , Ingto CO OURbGIRE- Tousework: winall | wi ent. to assume (Cc ma , - (4. | OX vant AN | . in ee ISHER et Diane r ad iste: n. = ] 70 “ GIRL Ww mall | 1 bat assur nurse 4 te: nono a itters feam- estern a \ qualit ment “wm TRA AG=NC periel a few i EL) wo? RS ‘ ase ancer * with i {() Ww ork. weir yom| i with av 6 @ on ther stat pen w . : s, $1 SHOVE Lealt Vrit ¥y wonk | G — DE iES ran ice ft high-cl work BD m dr _ sent. RB GI a st rent Apply 45 wom ng. ba b ante: ae yuan! Post Dis v = ; je Pai ‘ per ] VELE i Can | wir GOVE rrr SCHO AND ize Stor geo Pm agg aa ot wWeelt? iresses and Ox IRLS SN- |) Tio t. y 4007 an, for toly | cre a a s; se of boy 2 4 ' -Diepat 8 and : nters, 8 our SHOV RS. —87 7" ms + ér|; §$ ERNME ~ OLS enee ai es, sewit 1g real_ salesme Mfg and exper ¢: $15 and skirt (or) | S—Any (e5 rrr US ‘A Luck aeneral NU Torest JAS a seen nur veare Betw ch. (c8 ? Oc per : ELERS 7) Gravois: Her ogee, | _f 1000, NT cler — invest nd oil stoe ng mar estate n with } Co.. a1 lenced h 0 $25 | irts: ste . J a as co) | la ‘EGIRL—F y st.; Kin bouse- | RSk-— ork ne to a lanters Hotel ~~, ye Common I pel hour By ry em —Five: ur je: tlenry _te3i |S _Oxment ae | - ~y needed: | ii ile Sranunition. & chat 2. You ee life pias. - rl DE Ra Es N. 9th aa male. Snet “ hm Se fo. light ge ov er 14 “ =. undry; no .- or ener nd treet pass pM once; & coon 2 aah undry and “Te a r h yabor 45 : nan fore ae S000 ee wharen _ Abelos SNYL DER’ ~ Jase partir ==" ay n. women everyone owe r a rte har a sod admit pee z aR Heanda. r Eperience 7 _ ith floor ner Bros, experience factory - \ \ ears, | HUOUSEG utside a housework fod) | os RaGGIRL N I aa aye aot fe Cleanins : pe W, our 4 ve ons PAINT : fan ieanh i — om op Toa write F | > a larg badave to & As yol est er | Pa . Pine. Call at.once. (eo \ ° 7 . ork: era! ;GIRL—Your rk. Stes Pe RSE Col y: 7 ' nio NTEI a . e Frank ne 4a 4A ractic BC “Ts \ ae e Tt’ of a arge le: 2 ia buvi you k sellin PO! -" or h e sf at.on . Pt « | AN y nece . \ oun al} Z V« Be FE Sd ere 2 (“aha , hy ke [SOIR ored . A heels H aw et reed bet n shop Ht Kr . — ik Ker _Eas ai ex - E oe Sr i: f cres of ase ff) lying now ' os OREL + __hakerv ce, : *h 1% ane N M ‘ ssaryv : no- +TS ousew urge gir ; — nie. | __ ma dies L. Wh ATA . else! a and : : com ween 7:3 App! ioater —— Ay FEMA ton av. perience > HOOL- A not stock oil le yndicate oll lease » Most sale ADY- ery. ih T as. . i G ‘ e ° BU . N Heher ork; good 1 to oe ic6) Ni . sin Ite; ¢t Cleme ont invit pete Uo., 1a py re need aneee LE HELI _T e: open ¢ Leurt beer OCS}. N senses Pp witl ses. We alary t "To take charge ower ic) St e CO ) J SS HOUS oou hor HSB ot . - | KSE had Ph o tak — ata : . ; e th nt n St and & ady for nat ment ituLt — en ev ara » spa Neither | We » the . dry ori ake ch pwer “stov n . 1° Ne SEG : me, & in @en-| b AGTH Bahn hnn nn e car : ? mak : em t 1echa 9 ‘SLL K a. ante at a . r work Apply ee Dep: T) ; eninegs pectus red in ner til se|] uUFands ry, 44. wm OO) giit pa arge of en mae e ioRy » tT 19 N ‘ or eo! STEEL} nall f n- ba Bie « , wr _— _ Fores ce. a not hay ic) e Litt 0 co nics AND LIN . Kas nm., 4 o dri ASS! 1 os ciass ‘ : aun- ° —— ah | SEG lat work cw ronmin Whi . For Supected. 1 be wil: may b permane their | Rescrewarr —_— rreERSs— ey here nS oe t.. is at ey } Wee etbeeetioen re te eee yh al Be a ruit pant WOMAN. Aun Ww right, J —— (cS) SEGIRL mar 4418R. H white | or ©& rent vos — iLRLS— lishwa ard. Byc salary r e . de uw t | HOU rileéren. house wor co! ' mr : ~Goo4u, pee ¥. JOos N. th. 2) Ou : ge ondi ‘ ® al nce ApCr 4 a an , ve ha nstresse et, Me . Bow ll on ot Sition To be : and , yvokinghs - FOOm L K \ pt. USK Pho: ork ; For rs sh “expe —— = Dei» , l ou id at a enced : ic4 Se te i\e - 2648 lo en. our @ i. G'Ri. recor Was 7 am 4 ; . iTRI—~17 whe . no 5 aa min perienc — * Must be able to take = ea one recs | SENOORAPS fdrese ands ees, see | any ott IN AUTOR mir wages, "ves TIRE SA went, room 10st Jef Fon ae eiaree aaah Mesias ett | GT 113 2 KOSK pe | 3a. "rond_home” tam x et sca 1 aaa lees? RR h e to tak un- . » ard of " ment I ae MIRAP OX P10 shone ft s: send | nd up in vor MECH SF ——— fees — 1 S A JOT Git ae, ‘ad drene Easto A (j | R asi HOUSE oet-T)} e: fam ssis? .* wi e4) \ Saar ; : ure cent hi HER—Y . Pos umbe reps to-date it right [ANI sour! ral positi L i S — t1.S—-F eIrcule m. (Cc) HRLS ing | HOUSEG spatch tly ith hous U RS . mn ee and 8; In e full ill we Comn pureau | state igh You t-Dt r if tring e instr st Cs. uri; | sitio SME ot or rm: € . —Fo gton. eGIRI + of tw ouse- E WV refere answer ' tcome reree Bui n age ~ tee ny By (cM? trical . mac structio Nendid eral e¢ diag bre: ope N peel connor TEL Oe or oO (e89) | ne. Apt. White: . mB $ V AN noes Serr Hb. lo¢é you vildi 1, Pe and « gradu: an, be ' |) ox equipt hine e) nin aut equip comp g brand m. Uliis GIT it once. Villa work — £oo ] rder ) | aa Apt. 8 e: = re Cc 60, 00 » TED " x ated in eve ing oP Paat- Nan xperienc vate: tr ginner -lac yacetyle nent. st 10D. vul 1to-mee) men* pe rience enea tior rnd auto tho T ee i Te *. Vie ge In in cafe (cR) { pay depa H 8. O74l in fami) (c4) om pet ] kK R _ »), cust (¢e and ] ry way + ENOGRAPI match ce, if immediat As. a A ne we orage t canizi vanice. | Lerere! preferr 1: high- mobile and Mis- | © ary » fold tov mn, G2: teria: in rS and rtme /HOUSEY , ePnersda’ t childre ent wi wR MON ety and om; > a placed yt e RAP an) ely; | Zit UT iding, a athoater anak . rence ne oe oo tires: | ._Calinial Laur Lasetiet. : (oh) gs. 3S £0 nt:; ,! iL Whit — wash. | E n: state oo TH +23. witling to.’ the [ ed on 4 need, Hit y. Box N- Andel! » SCI ee Seley Sue alee. | SOS? age Fs ss my 8; lib- Ric te leer La no a a sat od 16 laut Wh -Wihs.. ost-Dispateh.. 1 hl ’ f 2 a ' abie for i- Ag —>——— NX \ NOW Tn iL, ~ ting . e vildi t. “0. P omm full : n: tire N ‘ ro les - Vaunary’ : exper. soe _ teen urd surr ° 6 a aundry: ' ite: te he ae banv | Jisnat *}, posit! tak »3 “4 4 to a ‘ \) ou Ww good to ta perm e 22 —_ ror iA AK E a. Gra . etc. ne oat- ' unicat partict ls . eX- “ §10 ne earn ‘ . 402 ence - at oO! av h } ound. | ware farnti or . wer OF ri : ons i ® care . m a man; wil ork : . . wh ant end aul ke ne anent to 30 owe f) MONEY nd and F #5 WAN -pis apa tc ions ATS A { d nsid -w wa hi pastry Pas SY 0 ©] neces- ice ] l" orn a f } HOt bine be od iy ot eral } TS CE AS#} eld. Ro o 7 r er rt 1 pay ere th to mast yuickiy ites at porita . ex om 1 NEY a’ Frank : \ rED—I h. confid nd ;IRLS le lea \ ork Sear dot, ( . 4 \ T | . aay (" Ski " — eet 431 two: 1OuRew who ¢ STA x Mo. eleb h of St. ; ' the - ere ia lis A in wg : gC - and a... transe on: n pp ie At) ritin i to ¢° ‘ ! hic \ - lin Manuf: ™ Is’ r R Se ential Hodi: Th | le rnineg, n lur ‘none 0) 492 ES pl i ‘all: work . RL Ww > BA at mart ork; eh an one NT— A . = box ‘i ’ li cribe ust " le lig «) "2 an | AT ic ~ (c62 line actur ir bby y iS GSE . we) inn ti n _+ “15 NN ichro ae ** 200 ~ ] A aie ro h ite em mene: nme: p rate t trnbit sberry Har } \ enr plent: a a ¢ itv Alt, N.80 d opport ng to d aAcet , arne 1oOW . hour j Vai =! —— se 1) i ing c S AL E — (c4) 3TR) " rent ay binder + 4b aE: Sar om | ‘ ] ~ha RM new’, was "Rig — &. l.ouls: refer ypewrt lous ¥ kery m. ‘ men round ‘ of Ww x] oe unity f£ ao aoine irately and @ i: no ca ards: a) in wour J can ea! the dru ng au a ompany, S MAN ar. For __eY. y work. sonnet ah. se) iG e sac ede e ACY | hot 1inZz ce. genera soot ) roan a; Ww aay pe one ter and oung ied . Ki . seat % ‘ ; ‘and w for ork | —*! CHERS st -Dispatct or adv cleficai | Sar" sell vou nvassin juicxiy and mo shrough ane fee oa largest. AGER "met v ppee lh fake Utes Apply 1274) IRLS ’ oni SEGIRL. — ~. Pho i hous Fi it sainry living addi A a ler : Man here com ’ wes w « Pur i. anocem ' Por ‘iculars ir “ ork c£ “we ana me w) ‘ } job? fount ra unt : st of , bs ci] me 4 KA Piat _ work: - ber 4’ aa - . { ' Aasiat ‘ i. . Re a ne i e- | OFFI Yer are epatch., to sta in N nag can an h petent s{' - 10 TT. np and nt. = 50 ry : A : Ww teacn ePnerily : 1O | 6—C AT ers, hi ain t) isual n ifs rIRL r Mati 1S ("”n zood of ir Ol or e4) » eh] mothe me ki — ‘abanv : ce CLE rt, $15 0 t. d di way. _(c) egm afford onest |, SUPER! ucas, 4 fox, ‘4 A ek a lg vou bo ns SE le us a me gy yy 1892 Ta all » Co. Lemp @ Dav. = good der d : chilcren r wit! nd-hea curate ERIK . Be iamo - c to Li to 0 work fact > TeNi cas, 4th fle on Oo} ’ - mito. ¢ ldg.. y m She Gay fo ow. ‘ss . orce . the { } an ope direct oY a | Ta = sist in ——— and 1 Si Q. Cra- « _ pay { epi AL AAL . Riversi nh care arved pe ch, atate at ft -Your a Te w : . uring ENT Ol ald iidrea’ = mo onge : ~~ Card yr ful s requil enthus obbpers ning ang GL ll nh kitchen, SHenat . an | artme 7-1 side Si of h yaw Ow" P a sures im tac whee r hou nd set W . ittle R n his } parts ix cot r-—QO) As - ang & rd Sch ] res ired t) jsen, | and for r tPF BB had. hoar von! " ings - ] ( go 1€ ni . _ dit sa a svV ouse a ' tc _ FoON | exper . hiuet y. quick = r, pl 5 | rite u ae oe. | parts and acc ENT—Old-satal | p ere Sonsei..| | os tontth’ pa pers and keep their RL—Bright. “heat mu een | at On ialf od s , | See te—e " 3903 Notting fini, ‘Powe =- 4 s f : ’ ris, d CeSSO producina ished ma ~~ ART r sia o tak . of os uaa th . the! rz Car neat — use, | at > day 8S surro sabinenen, Wan 3 Notting- OFFIC a ve lbs oy e good 9 us 15% j 4 B or full man esires ries a ue ing man’ — kaa NER > hs al ads stron must ) FEN estn r GIRL andy ¢ oO mulatt on > e Sat und-| ia ) ABM TTT ON. - " greener --+~ & ng | cbtt ret salary . .! ’ s for b Sal large RTU a ' _ Rw only louse me bats: Ls-—P nh fio tee. MM. 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PF d, woul : 68a ——— family, PER ictor_ 3 po sRATOR and petd, perre : 1 in urity raliroaa 1 ic) Pt R—AIl. nrestl , 203: a inusua ited pr with few hun (St) Few and tr ns pe for f rl GIR Call ¢ King. 80 orest net. ex : rn a : cua & 1140 Whit ROI, - a9 chine S—t Dodie with 10 deliv (cS) N—Youn person. and ref aa 6=ohew uhe or nrestiy bushel 3 Frank : 1 conditi rofitab}) ew hundre: to men 1 avelin rmane uture I.—Te ‘abanyv 2 me hou sae perie!l trad OUSEE Shaw, ©, af aca lear Ss. te te Xperience - ~~ Per ering ‘start x. t 1621 CC erence we | TAL write ¥ bushe! - SALES lions. | le orde dre: ry. 4 ieeded gk exp nt wit 4658 V » work | 2068 sework,; } 1¢ce Nn e: n ! lad 14 per a ouee trad av fos) VOrK: wea e alit Maile, Coloma mw | an ISRION - “Good aalary ~~ P 1) wil] Sn ry. if sales e thern y id. RL 8 ‘ Section sink only ¢%) («4) ; 5 ears «se nN en. _Rivers cee 1 or Tu. oP re i, work, ine : pee | rs n . y; stead! over —_ eek, Ap e: walar ville. M: d wage ‘ound, at sak be mibia. At, : id Hw ve » Al spe ary. exe ict Jet give vot you ha xperienc erri- __tion ‘olored. > ; hae. Schul Ap ] ‘ o of a . ust bi 1” SER — verside 910. r for 1 m hel ija- a sti ORS ~ te Peckhas i whlt* y em 4 : fons Or young ply ‘914 y to) a . ae SC. amece: ate ’ etall drug tr OP payin «oid x penses = pte nelle antes ts the abili not Gif a. Ee » etn hi a pty IN’ ge or ; | pl RK EEPER—A sit notherle aged uel fans —= LAr 0) “ n 8, = - - runs men, Nive, | ’ Oo. Barth, steudy | fern ry rug tr ; pret man, t and eo Assista your s tral bility w RISE a een ing igh schoc (or | SI INTERN over ple to} R—A _E. Es ee chil- piv: © celts votive train . “tor h st open. to sell fed) | TAIT ah -Geene | penn A rade out er expel tween 2 ee. repiy, ining. G we ing rrand iva foo ¢ 7p Ee LOE IRNAT ieee ceep house German v Renenshied Mich ag | ucense ; “Train ovemaiatae ec contrac | yy Apply goods e5) | Opera JORS ens- | SALESME x R-4) of cit rience 1 ee st-Disp edit) M: Can Give TI ee on cirl 8 floor educa - , ; CO ION j mon iat of 48 for 3 h worm = nels. FO round none overal =o mac . SEN Yoane in on tra | tors 5. HE (n ESM EN- ee ae sell! oe atch an also GIRL- Manes nd «ir 3 ie) owe NA onth 225 8 4r clan: critt wae OPERAT Lon N: job. other nee thal machin: ite Branch’ Sheltys person. 22k | ihe uerte met oo » BELT EES ; | magazines, plecures i-Dispatch, nes: Bor Rae | GIRI Tor Reneral_hovse ame: ~. N. Market. Glasgow a L | horsesan Sidheromnim Pent. free give wp ERATORS “On shirt. e3 Apoly ‘Hy tame ~ s. . e Vv" ® yet ; " . » ‘ Pa. fe ‘7 ° , > "i ‘i Dias - . a 8) ’ \ . , : VERS—A cee. P " —— Shelton ee epply ~ (om) a) ee oe Oe ns vests. on cone | ‘all Rd = posit hag or ioe. soit i - OPPOR TI . x ss (6) j MRI. == Ww eral | housewor qton, = fr) f ms TT = nenhury. General. Cab and 18. weeks aoe ‘. si RS Hw experier Le } pply at .) a {! ‘o.. 1511 Once, TE AX ith fi i oring C ea Fore e | a Chem 20 ‘or aying $6 nee, we a ve ere ar iT = - > Weet ‘ 00 ki ne ie excellcn Cc ) eMAtl avany =) s¢ ) fine eee Gart or sample ww and red once, qt ¥ on roads. ta_a0 ' yw ash- te ISTER Oo rT. ».' 8 @ man, i SAL, E 3) ic al Ride after 4 60-$75 ws can ° ~ in F any more m ths y WHITE minsete Ps 1 } and dowr , ; ’ / eee in , White: " l. “ah N42 Tv) ; went Co, makers ood vet: ’ Orph , “4 and nny West: we gearn tele ' cS — naner Fenli rienced . cor tion ~ N—Cath o . > J. i: ther Fo Bing » Mr ng makin family GIRI.--Fer seat war pwhstairs en G IRI udiis ide family. A generai | le) tag “aptan oe . 10D Waal Ornelas App! ang H : = y echo. Ratire telexraphy |i Ti HH’ mm Wa ie Bros hee and | (c8) | he nuneratic kind _" for biggest o1 vie. | me =m ate business os eac’ GIRL ~ i W nepere! hous (4) rm S—FOR LI lOUSEMAIC oe po peta 3 | writen and ‘entiicen! . —_——— patie (5, y roo aaeeee 2 road, sc nonthiv:; sit OOP oN ana umber | Vv ion and 1) Ameri igzest ee go you are rica. lan in eh} Co. x or inse hington. ework: s ~~ OR = j GH settled a .Wond ropolitan ah yy factory ren’s inlovime _ “Te m 1736 : oy age 1} Se hool, TINN K 7 TOR MET Lumber lcto no prosp ca. O gantza- up | e the — an) fain rting. ©. B. NI movi } Ww tHT F Food wir ths erful ¢ ; ce; wil ry, dresses, in on 5 4u1 NE R BER—108 8. ; ber | ria B r after ects is ur off spen n the type Sikts ‘in and W Cc. 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I 1 + pa ures ling », weil 40 ~ short al ime to :IRLS—T nware ( oF fa {ec Fa D ~_ 4 RBI’ HOULSEW abeny —" ‘ wurEs; uty | ERAT h fieer pann-la opera a = eese _, to ri rk ins to fi whole- rool, CER—E _N, Tth rae If yor experienc appear . _ if St. Lo existe yey to pita To t ‘are Co., 1308 ctory RESSE TTON is ut sWOMA EmAK nt; nice on!y | flat-? rORs-——- ndecke : ght n tockroo ll orde MAKE — xperie ! lobe- Det pre id ine ‘ ‘\. mie ads “ wili he ekty ’ 8 ya (c6) CH. C ed A ? oolm k OR CO ties PEperIe Rec. ef for ime} 000. to 10 ¢ « an We worth of. é own mo and lear? > In iIRL—To 40 FE , work. Apvi - (c7) | ° ’ 5TH 7 os good fe REDER — ------ ora OP E | 18th ar ork R peid tA rd men. N. 1 ON . p ] LIBE Pal ers "O., 2840 SAT . tr K ae’ tv or f } litex OO wey if, will teac St Tou re than rn what | eerv 2 assiat ton Div Ki ades Fld eder. ‘ t Giri: ae id 2A T ( ) J ad Pine ed Dina jede- SRTY and (c LESN — hh, De raveline perienc ar- inder ach wv: iis We a mill vau |G 5s mM Ss with } ark > ( 4 i KI ? z. o2 Apply 6 leady = rR Sh > enanenem 3 : week ft » AO fold A ah 71> beeen l ( . Vi LERK A500 oe sieady s8@- ies rninogs * need ite and erie ppointme m 1138 nale. F. esses. fA LS—~Ov io Start ad. Sircu- 0 pa *k - e6) nter Gar And tyvpewr} wor';, | ents l.ot Mis now hie le and a ant. (c H Cc t one whil er 14, — . Call s cakes: af ae LADY arien R ypewr! re ones s Rear her th poet” ho i= | ELP W . Zallee, nee: me e.. lear to aewe Solel Cs &Y C rack , — yO ink " ter one —_—— ANG * eNDl an du HELP WANTED— — cS MANE: hooks (er) | pe > ; $9 week ‘ 1s a ti came ae De § rater, At ice toes , ring D—W fc) | GIRLS - TaTH “Ww einate! and eves: ime rienced gi , tO aneis i aah Oltve. ‘O. LS ages to typewr! work: Oliv joor. _ (c6 week e fr X- | LADY en nece of fa: as mot i Wal ‘ro is ‘tat go ters- ol eo) ° , To os a \ , : e*arv nily, ner ! . it nx GIRLS as workere amemaneng. ~zi | perienced ; a need sree $20 | nersont “ae? hep ee mon Se: SD piping | first-class oj Hat - Ce. samples: middle-a: __Midiand, © eooa | Bil anc : 1 ex porseneits for Ph ay Ew. fomer v.-D lemp verato Bem ae land, 804 Pine, | — gs UNION inex Se ate -Phon fh ee Se | Pow. t} pandp rs On ce not omen, to ———=- | . ON ne periend S room 15 nent tm ina | pleas . 1e be . at. Mi . = Mg RR | 6 BISCUIT CO _ TADY — ta am M4 Statier Hotel a ing | cleanest st prices and lan. Will 1 GIRLS—200 — 6th and Carr (06 | HAU ae wrap bread. ‘ee [tory in on most up- t have the for } Tr. Le 2 ) . HOE ead. meee: ae 1e city o-dat ight ees ERR BAK 8 W y. A © fom 5 p ‘ *y.cr “as . ] 4 - ” , No Park. (e)| SS ee “Essie (ot) on pb ducat - _ ———~2 eee , paving ratty and re- a parts of ] perienced - per imonth. erwe adies’ on 1 a ar, house s’ muslin nd aprons; e dresses, rot n- xperienced pasa wirpotyre Pay. AD dy. Be. ii an ME) ) | NW HE U. S. PLY 2 reT MOT WEEN HE EM si g- . 7) ERSON A. ELECTR AND 9: ic MFO. CO” G, co. 3s s SALESM » seve EN—O jpeniz positions 7 for t will ay 8 Catholi $7 to $40 ay 40 dail - | A‘ OI ’: NTAN a ae en hg ' splendid h larg d chance 1 de pav and e ‘ arev work . Anniv YRAIG Olly ¢. «chy th ; 0 work . ; $10 week to start; ti | Sersonality and. ; itv and 20; CS teen eter a city: eo ors m ake f rom $15 5 to $2 5 per re a once co tte. zhi - WM -- . m ad : E 5 ag : RCHA Cleaning only Separ'- ~ Sail NT M “to. sod ors, Fire ARINE ; 4 #1 Oliv ot io : sa tea ot oe Steward: see Loc et ST. woatlinicarace "Newa. Vn macaD treatment’ tarnished | "eka =e Py —_ ral nis Be 00 u D200 N. 84 st, pe owe 8.4% Bs ep te Now: oe Ml oe for . aa Sompete 5) tlemer u ag ed ow ew-| tu S anclayment. f bon better. a | permane in og yt ee eatiemloantan $20 t ie dl we can Sorat tter 1anen eth machine | birth of advancement. By 5) pe ae e| =. Rae By - 5 eee he ve Thiet | this ae ce win | be Al, ; 2) | . Nag | cortitica fe. ent. Ap oe grent oP. Rox C-18T Por ape le oe is | — big why will at show us ts. “Aha Be eth re’ ME’ . Room 7, 112 am yg Bem | at-Dianatch address in’ “how | Sates ee cd Asets 3 B your reter- p— Experi h. (ey ETAL Ww 3 N. TS ed ~ | in revlv. — 3M A AN-—-Perm ply 1045 aR Pty | Serene y j a cA " ion rm _ 7, cate | 00. : lent enced man : | tinners ; ORKE IRS—Sheet. ¢ S| I : perienced "sto investment fh desir ve3) | Bittner “st. as: Seery te tions ; ideal w ' heet. and ©O A | hett a P be ee ~~ House oe con- | ASSIS’ ANT . S100 N. Ruboer [Shoe Co. ve a Tala » odd eres ‘ alesm : nN nore ag ; oad e ‘ ar. ' ! in automobi Tw condi ND DI | | SAL Fone ered confidential, inter furnish refer BOOKKEE Et Tn rs Co., 506 | Sas Pte we. or ~~ i os! —— 45 Swadionic len. | y oA ‘ — — fe, | r 2 , ] e sheet | the ‘MIEN- To -- - IETS: yn licale T e i. I AG P rc erence . pet mere mw repis : cc! _Cabany 4 an1ow ear- BP 5 oF a m ock cail — rust tor rCH ox R-: on itn stute B39 Vv aby nen etal mocessor! a-Bye } on re = te eof lr ERx—I OR. Post. deta'! GIRLS (7 and upst rent, IR P ne ane strietiy of reat trade — i - orate re te Rag Spe my pein meg ost-Dis. ‘om chires E zperien a Wg ty 8 airs work ‘ c 1 ni : bs ‘ ~ ) ‘ . ofan te 5 ' perfection Mig. “"c “sie 2.._228 YN, oa” Be ae 9 pai heme 8 Wo: BS ee on ered piece work Si o Oe BL0RE side- | . ——s= es. it S —_= Sons, 0 er Th : ‘ , i tion ge We ee Nr person in Fexperier BANDE — vett niane - veare 1105, Wash iitions: ened $4 per ers make applica noes high-c At Ape + in Leffingwell. |New ye gy on steam eRS ine SI. Je Post Pome it! by. for office ington. _ (c 3) | off day ; Satur | as high a plicants iritties: saleer our organ! : pW FRA 0 Mr. t eres | iIRLA st-Disnatch. vith nate c work: . » dav . @ | wee of . - nan to s nizga- | RASKET A MFG . Werle s machin = -Ta la be nation I per iA a after aa > is ear acter a perman ell im- per{ al WE Cc ). ony ine: cood | ours, ¢ el cans: nie box wy . 4 \IE R . noon - d helr eclaliv na rege only | H rienced “AVERS 1 ,.uces | enone jregg Var S. light ay 4 [¢ AN ence; 8 all educatio interested a > | Rae enced :" good pay. ot ucas—an en) WHITE G une: light. clean. work UCT PAPI are Call We on will be in chil i y. 1900 Pins ore oe 2; > GIRL—~-F : fot EB. Grand. S CO., : APER > seeraks “i we MM. Flue give ldren "4 ve ts; in far Rik * Gran ). r¢ e M i sa n- prefer STL OL vewter "Suda | OTF Tait agi ged Ver Soak rand. ‘0., 3900 N. 2 PROp. | “AUSORERE nara alas patt from | We L CLERK a sony | GIRIL_-G : ew floor housew ork .~ ; : pl 2d. 107 IRESS a otel Statler. ek. Can Le peg — » 5807 Nina GIR eames AUN! = ork in Chinese | er learn use pl. nt homé: house - Nina | {] ~ jie . fa PRESS lonaaie ben the ma rn: p a f ¥ _Cabany ! m9 47 700d work: “small —— ete eae First-class. white. for “4 ae stx.. Sel fl 16¢h pers | , aie e | Le a oe ment. Appl nh advan S LA DRY Colored. Cai ' Pa yP ERATORS oor. aan 4 Vv ER as C?e- ; | ty iE anal aii at of : : } a Ex Sa y y HERKERT ACNDRY HET —Revigy fi ao" | house “Experience 62 4 & ’ tebe Le! nad ironer oat er, 7 nider. tx : dress . rience | LAUNL han St. ye dar knees « antee o es. Ww ‘ d on oe be tee Expert + Use 8 Hioe, one on- all a od to $15 e will guar 27 Washtnaten refer low @ dditional 3 per week nei ym terrace Fences: 3 =| now lo 0% bon . with ‘ mi ight f cated us, W. ACcCIO in OUF e day- i. corn er 17th ‘ - sewin g machi and nes ; special f bod ma- body d to righ —CO., ept. § t | 8000 N. T. LOUI | B S CA AND” roadway R rd. NER i H __(e7) na —Apply | 6 SIT 19! UAT IONS NOW OPEN considered rr & Trust B ‘all Mr | SALESIEEN—T os . Garlich IN inti . 1044-45 8 | ee ot Not _— coves bra 40 Syndi- saleemas of seltit ge; mak en whi ——_— 100% eee Cinetiing: if vou are rho_can nell | RCH APRS For a £0 ac RF pply sten what f "Sook | BOOKKEEPE 1128 KURLANDER Remingt GIRL renrcer tga ag ington ' BROS wi HIRLS— Bright. ert . Rox RAO. Post Dis (8) | akine eormee “over 16, : i. : ret- GIRL ‘For x Powder ract dents. in our (ch) | write ‘office \% _o.. 211 5 K Me ber ( food b work S. td. - - \ . j g-Coben. ie ga! i: must oo 7 | MEISEL TRUN oe . — at ana | Chestnut UNK CO., 12 ic) : l . : *9 , 18 “ann ic) | 7AUNDI , De Wi Y — i reriene (sik —— ee | for bee °, to Lente With ani _—— fon a t part after Pons em laund - fe) . srand Patna good ry “@k- and Ww 0 Bhat > ag 9 ote ashi O44 Law | Take el ngton sh . av . -_ te MFG evator \ “9 6th fl ;} CO . MOSS-ST oar, p © ee | R AUSS” sate (e553) empl pinyver A nd salary ex pected 4 FIRST -CLASS SS TOOL AND SALESMAN A see N non Po mb SE n old reliable concer cern with an | Post - Dien ateh ic) | — | O'Fallon So. | iden (ci x velop es; Ss; good , BANNE RK LA : 100 -A UNDRY o4) | Wp ALKER, 16th and (c62 . : ) “And 1 shaper beaas aR R FOR A NUMBE OF | eee Ask for Cutlery 1127 Sy - -i Syndicete aves ! ~ ic? | BOOK KEFPER— State experience, age, last | GIRL x L-225, | ‘onda: eset and filing | 2 at n anon. r m anay” Ln a | G ik Li ¥ To ( oul 1 a > ‘ount and pa oe nnn ek en- | eseerends n HELP > od ~_—- ee - *. e ' for wood - worki LOU ing Is Cc machi a AR CO., ine way. R 8000 ri ey N, | (e5) | DIEM } MAKERS : IRS ; ; GOOD | sri: | merry te —s selling frate ni of me ww prop ity ae Dematto poss gin n desi “tote no Pssing « x to t ires oo a he te | , —~ raat teen : . TTONHOL «f a. Ab- ' r i eTerences Waterr " [ | y } oy “bh f av ire. it en Shad ) N 4 ik L, | | | pay ‘ work. GC _ rondelet Packin zg © | l-i24. I o.. | eho ae | AN wtehoo! educa! men's Rant D HIG JH ap, Mia, eoapere ae AP EST WAG or Byer. Fe "Post- PLY TO MR =, Eng — se: of “ surance cok a) P ret se reprere ’ secur _ ed devty od » coulpany nae ARR, ae tae only ‘th ag x services o . " Y ie or and A. ~ gc R re erence nr lalty sal suecoante t. Louls f er | ve 3 t. Disva lary ¢ ~ succes iil be esman ul expe s city ply EK ~~ + ~ J e tch. (on t p M trade atts ae, Ne a. eo ee ge De “Ton piacoDal O we unit rmetc, A F ti sy n firs ~ St can , pref- Orph ’ ee] M or + Bue 16 4 ( ( oe ae Fa. Te Fetal who A ab C ASHIE = Vv ane ‘Home . - ‘3 BOYS—M farehouse “Co. fiat 2536 UNIV — yourself: ame give full oar- anv ER—Voung ings . Grand and . aoa ** u , a. io ‘ “ nr . : in —_ a" Unity for 16 years ea} ERSITY ST sate nt “Post. potas “narried | oF | yoon ret Fx perie + eat atte 6 = | OTe k S-—To leg car. . tional! “Ben at sans ad of: age. . —_ \SMEN iepatch and ca experi- | “ASH erences need: ty A M. | enird to > learp the je nk, Sree d to advancement: Be wide~ Have ot e fare.| ~ rein © . “y- 9 3 ; ny —Ca I .. 4 ah, ear. eee referred. Decneler on J ee bing trade ‘and —*- orking retai —— | tts ixnertenee PAC eK van pay has onan to 20 yea AOS Sha “Boo “x. GOL L UL Bk EXPE- nat work ane NDR HELP | | = m HW ARZ.- ’ e pa . . na ox a rocery m: ¢ rvisl! ail , f , ced: s : ve | ; ’ vear . S : Lo} r rt . | Ao Cae iin experience Atel "god wastes. Avbiy Sep fee Sha | CLERK aie. nety et | Sei Tee swore | a Se ork Z Chee eee” est ae ILDE, , : © start ° trade vel Ww Andel! es. A jced: f | ote; mF Seine: Gabate established xood | Girl, t od pay. C 4'G man Bidg.. 2 He yr at 19T ht check ncenitumiae ae Sina * elie 3 1 a nr . by WRIN pply Sh or fan rl | all epiyit y sa! ropostit! ished | Pe cha petwe . Ewer. iiRL & 117 Fr vance indinge: — ’ ‘ TH .. “Bo0d ing , ni: alex and f ers, j th - in inogerately nity Ly NGERM ardeil fly | Pow replies m=. giv ary @ on off oat.T nee f en 14 We h 117 Frankit ment ine. & Cc 4 ne mt he » wi olders Stain st. ‘(06 , w tor necessa AN—+ Hotel. oat.Tr atrictly e age nd bo ere |CLE enatch. or pvp and 184. (eT) | perifnce ave an n . Call Zi RR ages tel « ri #x in ff CO reeatted Ad ness a view aon, ry. Ran ‘olorea: ‘BAL Nanrate h. y conf and nus ba- ERK romott for of ana cd army n openti ‘ ST — ANCHE and st a reat perien: lat : “ 4 ° de ex . F on. arfice: stead ature ne for e4) ‘ yr ea au ed eS Se i x JB WrovanyT In ner Laund experie ALESME ntial perience; w © or fil Rox tran ks ivy po com! t raf — ‘ LAUN R _ os ro r ROUGH - ry. 100 we ° | se}! cN —Hiah-# . Box J Le £0 r over: ing. ete L.-188 es and sition. tapers: « few eXx- ie@2), | {AUNL ORY. worth work a “er om I “4 | orke, ay ere DOTA e at , t. ontl en efer ) 8. at Mo.’ ea . as ant 4 * or, ful se good a Pine | YOUNG see iN ikHERS— Ban | Wes pation treasury wet, ie - s a} knee ~ e re and intellig ? hoard “dining a 0.’ Pac | amt We, nave posit HELP W ANTE (4) 8) i to rators and et : jetta "setansre Ae —— ane ony re - 1 o¥ " ways F Tron oe wank 6 are ne Rg The aad m eet ikinners ~Expe ake srote. Leqponeye Club of | Rinker’ PP ae pod nay —Feom and GIRLS ec one shirt ansorters open in & ED - oO > ‘335 ae rt | = 2 Axle T= ven puto eel cone net su 90 poss! b Lm ‘8: per! coed of |G ' a U end po, | wv em gy work and | de ur s 1 ‘ You "4 r 1 " Suv cement “paintine grade oncer surpe seed ili- piov ™®e rian in fi . ce niversitv ent : Ww re Ff Aena jetere partr anda exper er | . . iy and ma > | Yorurne nly Co. win Aontl ©. gow fr rales: n ih th ased by by thi and ! nt D ent: ad guring: » -Expe ty. w of Ww 0, al clothe olders rtme in r ents more lence Foe! , in whe no ie te ; MAN- : yc vy Misso 1 om sell nen sho world yy anv i 8 | TT. ucas. ent... B vancemen and t wa rienced est of | vork : out 15 Ww exT irone and ah nt: mach ough dr peclal! We operat: / ’ ‘ a good an n r «ar 18 or ¥. Channi uey | meni” n@ th! vid m d today von | © eR: rown ent. C a-| at stead and (en in ¢ . », 1 EN! ra; high akers ine } tas iy on can es @ re lity? ee ‘ n one aduate - 19: ‘ol ame ing = .. Ro te toc ake lar Hich-. wi Shoe entra! ‘sper y work. to 4a Cur? _ ur , P ; 0 MI Le t ent « a tec ands ot tex overa use « arn th dey own of V1 fro ertcal ‘ ‘SALE ~ Ag? ock | arge |! = | REF TH : Co Co.. 8 Box Writ rn. * print AIDS LAt ND waar } ; w ket 1 hoff few man 0 aa) . : ily See high esc n the Jan work: wv ALESBMAN Poet.T n the neome | works RED: hf IN’ . WTthi« : 4323. M Pactory. e, phone good vice cle ing s] a Two. “h RY. aaa! pala ladies * at maker onte bd : hoo ° | cre: Stet - : , ; “ f ator sarant * and m teed ig, | YOUN is. Box R-3 class - sufficient Btete a Jiepetch next six) -ARY STA" + EXPE (5) | BIRLS— is > National i an work 10p. giet ar to rt rat clase Finney etart and re ex exan shines salou NG MAN R -340, ) ee capital ee (ch) | COO EXPE Ae EXP ERA cRIENCE ‘etter fac Candy Mr. E . A | and M ht par by the » tp lt ae examin perienced nara. n. 3416 oc) ork: N—For = a Poar.| » manuf ners o nance «A man CU . S— Th RO INCE A FFICE fev ®& @ machi ork: ex (o4) er, 9g ) to ; ~~For —— ermina leet ao a fee arning to 8s chine o Poe e (c)’ Dis an einer on writin and stenographi ree gg ee ates: esta les Bt 9 Apply “ei11 ladies. X 1-203, ‘a SAL- Ba1T 3 aaabe atl work: rnin ~— JAC has floor, aa adults general how HS ' inet | ion: meal heminners: « BF 4 " patch. expected. s, SO ex phic | pee « high e y oT, seen tae sy (‘hi COOK en N tirnar OF lunch .-D, for) GIRL--O =. —— jaa Novelty minimum : ‘ARD'S nnex, i work: _? cthiaren or te { ninsiaitaceaie eat onet dining ~ wi es ‘Boe, Poss: ih St etna a Chi. | werk: nin "wawee. 4 room; whirs. | ene r woman for cooking Coe es | :, 9th and Locust. ‘iiawe sg my lowatry er eet: Larned, OBE jo oor "ae . given a qualifiea ed; no ip; no ve K- 5 eee ee r oe an 4) pecan require ndry ar ooking (SS) st. | erty. # ousew bany $296. vp arte a gs 7 Uas rat letter tions, f\ attention tec WR Tee xnerienced hbdes MePh- downs nat meso. 4: ermall — a na ge oD epport: —— “erguson —_ no le ie%) r &e Cc ie ss avtape) he Bjdg.. Chicago ob” ae 2 i oe con Porn Weet mn! sn all — sins | et! me Tey amiby. arty *¢ pas Me eam ee he ecenee —* ' ry ip Ment o Mo. ge loengry. D¥. | STRICT ii FEATH PINE sT O. - , . lien nate ’ a eh ea — work, i tle- Spruce cle pe a= | olor ae gue” oes , People. COO 1K For ot wanes. ts Sey eae | he. Sapa rtanent’ > wen, i ew rs sak a eat ete aane ret ewe red. experienced he i nets whe CPA TEEN CURCRR: > Post- ran ealary ~ sia Wesuninsier. | | mie Ride y thease cae dae 4 > BROIDERE avia Medic ian Ove iy | ant a estminel et yr Me ag = aid. \~ ety (Vise WER Sent gor i Ra— ch xpected Gegman a ) s TO FILL AX cust _— * 2 HAND 3 wh SS ane. « wo . A ote, | y} rO aC U FILL A eather a Te W To work ot) ailing | man to SSiISTA te PEN " eM . Los, ; > AND LANL. ‘i SED ERE AND — ir in ahew. | tment ate aonanerion NT-—G ch| | Wom AD ; co | : RS AN 2 | = con FANT— Gornpetent on ion i! EDDY '& * NOMEXPERIBNGE EXTRAL TS. a ae gs eee} onect._flne fad Prat: ponies ran of file amd hand: ti DDRESSERS — ~ (ET STS NE mean. | AND F — 5 H GLE GiRi “oat. vy for il order Vuh at om neat addreas “* . RY Expert FIN a oe Hotel 1 1-4 arate advar at. * to wrt pt S- ene I __ te@s | MARE tth Tolored match. “ee “uh ¢ Mr. (re: 66 ae AND steady work —~ caving. x ARKE jis ee toe Apply Jette ie) | ms. cae en ee rd not 05 Wi nOrTA rere on renee | ttberienced ae giie ettorson | etti — Sieheatuees ashing DReas J ag ‘MA ry end Clean Blisters and = bese mgs . AND W ARKERS— Ex | Canine Co te learn checkers : e Ae eis? Bie drv Experienced Co, 3044 Pens aren ' year around. st—e Union Sineta atosee’ a ate ‘ ta y to "al, 5, are ww and aanertan : a | Carters. , ve | an4é igh on Laur e tllin eeort m | vay ary, Soon tain ete ear the bent BAL 10 ne iat oure. re Ae de ‘bent RE CHa s Sia eiy r com a eet 315, a8 pity tis * e- table w ra a cost 2 we. Walthe & é re pan “y a. Ris -_ ” | ial - ee. M

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ne be ARE YOU GOING TO MOVE? If 30; every “FOR RENT” ad has a possible direct INTEREST TO YOU. ___ ee ' pusT- Sidpaend evVyv \ ah ou WANTED—WOMEN, GIRLS “HELP WANTED—WOMEN, A, GIRLS | BUSINESS CHANCES “HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED > a | STORE. AND OFFICE FIXTURES "AUTOMOBILES _ AUTOMOBI ee ee PBEPBPBPBBBL PPP EBA LL OAL AL AL Ln ROR Oneness ene ee eller PPO PB PDPPPLL LLL ALAA et eae LLL Or TRUCK - p stl rres. near oduc- COAL RANG E—Detroit Jewel; first- oases FURN 4 — f furn inl I POA AAA Ae S SER—Experienced on la- "FIFTY WOMEN AND GIRLS | TEXAS acd” sienes dritling: price $200: condition. 1064 Hamilton. fc); of ‘all, Kinds. be ag residences wants : dition: un | FORD 1918 mod It ‘ dics’ h wa | Over 16 years, to learn shirtmaking. If | comme, Rox L262, Post-Dispatch, CHIFFONIER— miles; owner, _— mone 4) . 8 aprons EI y WAL E R, round. in workroome where light and alr are Six per cent quarterly is being earned and | HiINING ROOM SlUITE—Dark oak. ‘all tioneers. y| Furniture and Stove Co., 1005 Market art erman,. BRomont 101 ~ FORD aE 1- — worm-drive: p 4 it- J ent iful. where competent instruction will | na.; hv this company: will stand rigid in- Thurada 2819 Russell. FU 7 E WANT ED~ Central 186%... fee) is SEDAN—Year_ old: Dt eee i -| gain; account moving; easy and Locust, 3d floor. (c62) ber iven vou. where foreladies ‘Will take youtsgation. Fer {nreraates Snes Ta NING- Sater Gt—Geer 3 bedreans cots. RNITUR SALOON FIXTURES Wid.—Ccash registers, all Mr. Goodloe, Bomont (ce) | 3327 Locus = | ee | PP il err ¢ | Largest buyers of secondhand furniture fn, as ranges, counters, cbairs. electric piqpos, FORD—Scdeen late model, eeeenetee: start- FORD TREC K- I-ton:; worm drive: 4 persona! smeewent, in A+yt AS, be oS V-tn7. Post-Disnatch. tag ge +7 "1 . —Iuperienced, for oraizary | YOUr eavantage to come im and have & ‘a PELLS ¥F-U-T-U-R-E Om Bees Wee OOM eS ee: | city: hi large for us to| hotel ra lassware, dishes. etc. n-| er: big bargain. Ceotral S34 (cB) : splendid for express - with Mises Herzog. THIS 5 a AR city. 1231 Oakley pl.; Page ec. car }*! nothing too small or too larg nges. glass a | rs gain. Be and darning on power machine. per cent bonus on weekly FOR AC 2DIT MAN. Ns » (cd) | handle : best at ie offered. © Sanalla =| wnaer 2 Urniture and Stove Co., 1005 Market | FORD Sedan: late model ane coudition ; balance in 12 . cont inced. Fr. ¢ BAKER CO : entral 186. eash or terms. 3114 ¢ #) \d . ; FORD TRUCK ‘ompletely ov . laundry, 2315 Texas. To) We pay a. : . ~ . , earninas and will pay an extra 10 per cent ‘ 4S ; . 1 : cosT AcCcOU N A: cA ble. chairs, | at, _st. Remont 2494. Central 3 (cS) ~ 31) NN. - 1064 ‘tamilty. FOR SALE. FORD—Sedan, new. Re 7 Johnson, Cony Re ee $100 do dows, $18.50 per Pee ** a echcol hours: ‘good om food ho. srtaear Wash. | cee end Dae. Dee Oe ill carn between | Dit THAT KNOWLEDUG ome; near - | now en ; 5 » hanv 540s. Sj The arerene weekly earnings of our female | TIN EL’: 3 - FURNITURE W Ep) ys ie). — - You 19 B wo | : "ING 7 = A N | CASI ; N 1: total adder: al- | js —Brand- . Sse : F YOU LOOK FORWARD ) EI ELE CTRIC SEWING MACHINE—And Vic- most “oer aa a of a thee end way. Colfax | + rand-new sedan; list price (etd) FORD- Truck 1-ton; worm " nt een wel ci odr. - ive, ge —— = : 4 young " nad employees is $15: experienced operators earn I 2 Mever (iarment (523, Washinuton, | oe bigh ag $30; half day Saturday throughout | PERMANENTLY ESTABLISHE aD IN Ne trole. 761 Missouri. = year.* | Deo WICH APPURES 4 - | Fou. DING BED—Cherry wood: cprings and) CALL FOREST 5023 OR DELMAR S864. &: | FORD—Sedan; just received from saatery. D — Soe T NIBH ERS—Bteady work; _ood |‘ ‘e muarantee a minimum wage of $8 the | OFF OT UNITY; N INVESTMENT —/ _mettress: clean. S751 Easton. ay Furniture of all descriptions wanted. Com- UF FMAN FREEZER—Cost $700; will take |" Call Krone. Main 2430. ~) ron —P ruck; enon exDrees body; es aamarte harne . Gelber-Meyer Garment Co., 823 Was } first week, 89 the second week and $10 the) AND CAN M AIK KE A . On ex. - eaaeetote plete furnishings of dwellings, o> small lots.,| §400: also complete butcher outfit. Call _— eos or grocer or butcher. 220 On . : and ona. | thee were, BY rite BOARD With Olek TIN THE aeniers. Ras Pace, FOC Condition; NO) Get our bid before selling. a a> (eey | Btonce for auick sale. 8201 Morgan. __(c) | FORD aoae sey nin brock Garage and | | FORD ‘TRUCK—Any style body: fmm BF pe ger 4 DENNIS BROS... 1900 Euclid 2 cS) | SHOWCASE—6-ft.. and counter. 2969 Eas-| co oa 00 Olive. Lindell 626. fe delivery: terms. Railey. 2117 Olive ; : ‘aston av. FORDS Trucks; new, immediate a io. suite We solicit inquiry from mothers destrovs MAN AGEME GE iP URNIit KE— Heautiful ining and bedroom | }.OUSEHOUI. D GOODS Wd -—Larxe vr small ‘ ton av ; Fe | PORD—Sedan, 1919, 4 beauty; electric start | any style bedy: easy payments: » © M | | of plactne thetr daughters in good paving. ~ gsieady positiona, You do not obligate vour- THIS OV bP ORTC NITY IS_ FOR YOU. suites. American walnut. 39454 Feaston.ic) . tt high- Ir iS NUFACTURING COM- | | - we buy everything and pay the high- e MANU - . must have tne goods. Hast Aue- + GAS AND ELECTRIC FIXTURES | ef, demountable fits; fret $600 se od | Sar in trade. Barnett Sales ¢ he self in any wav, as we are alweve giad to GROWING : : - COMMANDING Posi- | FU RNITURE—Three rooms; barguin. 3605 cash or terms. | NEW ERA good: equipped: . .| iw Athletic Tea tn. { N. Hroadwavyv fells = _ week. CARAFOIL an PORTE rm AN —— TrURNITURE—Furnishings of cottage of 3 Pirle. Lindell 2084. f TABLE SUPPLIES MAN GARMENT CO., I maees_ Be Gerd of Ssyrce. sex _l--Ft, rent: reer 1210 Rayard. ee an, | FORD—Sedan. 4 brand-new tires, demount-| Gary TRUCK-—2ton: run ohe years parcel po T ( i om ‘ Gelber-M G t Co.. 823 Wash yy es ine suites, davenettes. rugs. carpets. brass | Br: sure you let us figure on your furniture) a> By Farins Burlingte. °o. 23 | must be sold at once; will take $675 . fe ve “One-ton. 2s Chout —_ . Ge ~Meyer Garment Co., -| : : 4. "Ot, = YOUNG LADY—To operate’ small switen- | 0-12 Chestnut st. jarge assortment at half the price: credit ta | Central $21R. Olive 3721. MACHINES 314 tons: sold on easy pa ment wav. ya . nt. Soe “ or mont _ "07, Central 5882. (cSs) | Victor 250, (25x) | TYPEWRITING done reasonably; contracts, 2000 miles and has the same | eS wate | is Seal Continental motor, Timken THE Wtd.—To | liberal terms; phore for demons : © bles taper atta And ——oy aT la- pav Holdenried | YOUNG LADIES—Catholic; desiring pleas. | aa. Fost-Dispatch (5) | delivered and connected, $8 up. Prosser’s, | Oks money mean anything? Washing’on av. | nr ABOY to Aaico Laundry, 3700| 955°C. Siter 4A. J. Herbst. 410 Victoria | store: must c ing pipe and zinc board. 8625 8. Broadway. | HIGHEST price paid for ee furn!; UNDERW SoD. liver, Smith, Remington | PAIGE—Sedan; will sacrifice a nandsome late | lady or near car line; reasonable: pay cash.; work stove. See J. Roberson, 1131 Olive. | a — “i S se id Exehange, 211 N. 10th st. Olive 7245, Cen- SEDAN -Lignt six: valve-in-the- head /explain in detail and answer any questions | PAN} . MING 5° a | Cass av. .. 2009 Morgan st Bomom if 7 Central 6427. ‘ fcS} | BRASCOLITES—4 large. food condition: PORD— Sed 1918-1910; hanica!l condi- co.,, | I , ~ ‘ A Sedan. 1915 mec ) ! : XEC “- . *| household goods; real barcains. S751 Las- ing ros = ‘ord | Trucks, $29 Per Mor 5) change for household goods, or wii! pase | ngton. A — — =-a . | see and operate this car, 3701 Forest fret delivery: horses taken in trade. 2 ¢ he Ap "Tp eae « OPP OLB LLLP AA el , F ’ . ane RB OL * ashington ay. (c7) |FouNG i ADY—Office clern must be «uli kt KHNifTURE—Lot of good furni tur and ! : WR FULLY PIANO Al jlano to ex-| cheap. Star Clothing Mfg. Co.. 1009 sn- | tion guaranteed: appearance and tires rators wanted. Guarantee $20 | YOUNG LADY—For zeneral office work. Ap- | SUCT Asta | ne most new Kurtzman Dp ( ? iE oor Damond Shir | positions: ¢ congenis : HAULING AND EXPRESS BUSINESS teating stove. 1 Poe 2) and large lots. Levy [ros.. « TYPEWRITERS — Selling any make_ repair, uipped with wire wheels and worm drive: used very little: big Minch lathe. 10 o in c5) |; — . | ica! Ride , MEA MARKET Wtd.—South Side. Pon and other standard makes: Al condition; , | es : Y Highest prices | TY PEWRITERS--FOR RENT. ANY MAKE: | AERO-EFIGHT USED CAR DEPT., | GOOD US SED TRUCKS ~ weekly: experience unnecessary. Call before b ble and money maek-' HEATIN TOVE—Ch ice $12, includ- tral 2978. 8) : ere mf i cash as c 4 c- | TING c—C , = : VE oe : | ' e reasona ‘ vey mek- HEATING STC Cheap, price ne lue BLDG. OLIVE 2878. (cS) light delivery: all on ‘reasonable te J ters & ene Ee liv ‘ 3 ey and sae ag e+ Ng experience: $10.50 | YOU NG LAD\Y— Mail-order firm wants ca-| ROOMING HOUSE Wtd.—8 to 12 rooms; on |HEATER—Haywood: washstand and little * i (c 3 Prapkiin, wentral 4303, Mes}! months. $5 upward. St. Louis TY pewriter | Main 4499. essentie!l and prefer one ROOMING very attractive ition; state ex pegence nel | -A47.. Poat-Disnatch. fed) typew reper; good cepercuns) ved right party or near car {ine: reasonable; pay cash. | modern 4-room flat; must sell at once. . cow-—a , 4 - “all Kir ai ' Arniv 7th floor ith s 1) | —One fresh and calf. Ca LITK WC im every respect: price Spwnish and | 46W. ‘ BICYCLES AND. MOTOR | CYCLES will accept smal! cash vayment. and an! Pp R ; feS) | King, miss M3 Lindell 2219 McNair. sh; give previous experience and ref-_ /OME : LIVING-ROOM SET—Library table, chairs, —_- or—r—nae=n=a=—"="="an'—=”"—”“”“=svswO000—0—™——@™—— ovvrvlov’esOE OE -@: : >fr a2 Poat-DI tch. ich) | - YOUNG W G 1E N “BUSINESS FOR SALE | bookcase. floor lamp. buffet. brass bed. FU PPIES W td.— Pets: highest wricves paid. WANTED | your neces ee —' phone for dem. || t You will always find ’ Rn —Ranid and | | a have a number cf permarent and de- ee ee ee ee el — | mahogay dresser. aby bed, range 1004 Write Missourt Sauab Co... St. Louis. (ch ee ee = ‘| in Good Uv sed Trucks h ae = PHr 7 women BAKERY— And confectionery ; : good business ! Hamilton. (en) POODL, E DOG Tw o mouths old: call. Me bad | SIDE CAR Wed. 7 Or parcel car for "15 mode! | STUDE BAKER ghee pt sedan. = on i ere, ‘oe Ring Pe. oIN Sh h. . $20 per i ya til ele; state price | DIC ee ee eS ee ee, Ce ee it eld! Fords—Worm Drive " : sae will sell cheap if sold i . . & INES, boilers, Chas. F, Haan, giradle | ay a EF yy 1201 Shenendoah. (76) = rom 16 to 25 years uv experience unne-ces- corner. ( Shene ndoa MORRIS CHAIR—SS 3072 Cabannne. (5) Meramec. ——e| IHarley-Daviison motor. cycle 4 “ me -— ; b -? : . ald e ‘ . ws * , ike new: —Exxper lenced, and 8 | Gary: xoow wares paid from the start; «x Bi'SINESS Motorcyv« le and automobile: all | ~ > , i fin * wanted. Fred A. Dass. Mexico. Mo, io / holstering l ; ; ; a on. 4h mouse of penisentein, © SOS torking’ con sitions. Apply at the Operators’ or part, avick. Knieht’s. 32827 LAicust. ‘(c Mae eee tiie excent Sand: = + gate nace: BOOKS AND PERIODICALS. -— FOR SALE at once; terms to please. Call Benton (er) | Fords—Chain Drive. ‘{ , packing more generator ond nae | 4 c) . . . , - . . ’ | 7 " iti OOO PP LE NL ella ll lay ll , ' | . = " - | Training Schoo}, [844 ol! CANDY STORE—-With candy-making ‘00's; | gan Pt Rn es RR | Vi Deliv BR . . 4 in wt. SI vill te , siness: ice inco:ne | a - BOOKS ’ - ' » . aw RING CARS im——Delivery Body. : aon Paese— LAE fed ox | fOUTHW ESTERN HELL TELEPHONE co. and. l Independence: venanen eae a incoue RUGS SHareain Globe Carpet Cleaning Co.. OKs. 2 ne, OS. ee mows: BICYCLE--Cheap. Call 803 N. th. peewee Oe On | C a al . = . jon PRESS— Stan gi?) (o4) | 2824 Olive: BHD Cc’! | for selling. Telephorie Lindell 1302. (cS) | MOTOR — CYCLE—Harley Davidson: good | ARGO—1917 light touring; runs like a top; || ommerce—Delivery Body, __matte: cone | RUGS—For sale: like new. Chicago Carpet — | tires; Bosch magneto, speed gear, Prest-o- | $175 and ave it home. 1510 Franklin. ||| . Buick—Light Delive = a selia Coffee & Spic c82) | _sec ond floo fe) i : 3 ry: - Rs—And gen save 10 to SO pet » Seme must sell by Saturday. 3128 ; -Disnatch. Le R— nent oS a Sor | | “CANVASSERS AND. SOLICITORS NFE ( TIONS. dairv and bakery Drench; id i PH ER—Perma Ray J 0% ith livine rooms; leavi ing | _ Cleaning Co._ 8829 Fizney. CLOTHING oaatae an eee a) noord ps ); irantner ni. | SUICK—Tourine, 1sTS; good ear, at reasun- | || ; rms. able price. Franklin-Ross M. C Co., 2818 ; All On Generous Te mebwaem 38 and 12 ‘Ac ae I" corner, epiary. co. ih Chaetnut at. ee | WOMEN Se i nm: cash or encoun 1800 N. ‘Taylor. ( 7) RY 'G—t EL TETOSS, ee oe cab- —— BAB PBB BLO IOCMBMOL Oana See ee . ~~ — = ; t. be complet ti —And office aasisiant: ex- | . - a«u.| CONFECTIONERY—On Michigan ayv.; ice = en : : on for right pare. Menced.. for special i bee 4 , LH cream and candy, cigars and tobacco; . STOV E—Complete;: can be used in any rooin, . , , noc ust at. . " y » a BERNA Peiateiacim, | \Pncal a wonk, “Pls | gear theeg publ dcogn, ant glug” fae | ha Ravan Reaches He Easton ast AT AUTOMOBILES) (etter Sune earns || SOUTHERN MOTOR Gay | ' . business; have ot — ”» ca tions, . ’ ~ Nesenfeld, 322 Olive. Bamont SOz1. cS) “ad. Ss S C ins. Bot 1 PL. 0) RAPHER—Girt. 17 or 18: must be | ENC ARSE RS—And solicitore: several tia- | VICTOR WM. REIT FoOREALTY cCoO.,, HEA1 ING STOV\ ES APPARE:. Wo —— ——_— - - — - ; “paints d . see Ir. ous _ nont eh) 2019 Locust St ( : A operate Oliver typewriter and aso | dles: exce ‘llent opportunity. Apply O24 319-12 Ch et rut at é aer~ Vid. Men 8 SLUILS, oO" er oats: best 4 CHANDLER Touring: looks and runs fine. 1 th e : me dictation, Apply in person. a Chemica] = ig. ’ —— ———— Buy your heaters and ranges from Langan | ,Prices: don't sell before seeing me. I. Sol, | —eranklin=Roes 600 a et ie | ss - - = _ ; EXPRESS AND GENERAL HAULING--Do-' frogs and save 30 per cent: all makes and |) 1408 Cass. Tyler 2833, Cen‘ral SI51R. ' FOR HIRE CHEVROLET —New 1920. $200 down, balance | ’ , useé ing good business; must fell at once, lerv-! sizes. 18th and Washington. (ci6} | APPAREL Witd.—Men's suits, overcoats, | ™~ revgeteatys ni | £42 month. Box 4S, sh a EE | _AUTOMOBILES—M M Isc ELLANE : : . -Heati Sur FOR HIRE —New traffic truck, dav_or con- | a 1918. De Tu uxe . Vu 5 7 | FORDE Of all kinds; cheap or trades tes) | eres tees 9 = ths’ aad sts il ap owt tyle i ing citv. Call 411% N. Sarah : ica) £50 FURNITURE FOR $5 ete, ladies’ dresses and suits; for Euro- CHE Aas = oT — n ee hol .-D. 7 MIs : ' ; ; : es | STORE—small: in cood location: rood rea- $5 DOWN AND $1 PER WEEK WILI. ! Olive. 175, Central S815SR. H. Banks, 1415 | FOR HIRE- New 1920 Fords, $1! mre ii. co omen ntral 36 5 Lwneh SAL. ESCAWIES jewtsh preferred; refer eon for selling out, 14518 Market. ‘4)' PUT INTO YOUR HOME $50 W ORTH OF | siddle st (CR) mousine. $1.25 hour. Forest 2128 (eta) CHEVROLET aera ay ig ith : - - use) about + months. 1one Benton r STENOGRAPHER— Sy epewny large 4 eres 1771 Franklin av, : GROCERY AND MEA. @IAnKET——Coorel, NEW OR USF FURNITURE, seis | APPARE! Wtd.—F : H P’ e 2 ; ry ’ ete - > A. “ he ° aha ._~ I s] ip ent; $1i O00 oar ; - - ‘ ; ‘ goods - best location; call Central 452", | KOPMAN FURN. CO.. 2200 PRAN KLIN. en’s suits. overcoats. ainhe. shoes. hats, bt. -=- whee => Ford touring cars, $1 per = | Eetward HB. Riehl. 711) Lanham avy, 7” Z ne tional “~~ 2 | . ». “ . ‘ 4 > . : : e J. “iDe Luxe Auto Co., 3101 Olive, Bomon a: Respon S] | e are an serine ny; $75 per month; hours! sabe sLAuyY—Expertenced, for dry cash trade nT Chem a *,32¢ of good an and readv-to-weer, “7644 8. Rroadwav. (4) or Cabany 2081 c62) | ( dresses: pay to $55: auto calls at once: fur- FOR HIRE—For truck: ~ hour. Gay or con "3 } o1. SALESLADY—With office exnerience: set- G ceRY a te ; ire. Texas Shipping Co., 926 S Vande; es be a On | De Luxe Auto Co, 101 Olive. Bomont 12 R — Thoroughiy competent; tled: willing: $20 at start: references. 2837 iaines — haan Trg + A 4 Ww ee | Our L ocition Saves You Money + Venter. Delmar SOR. Grand 1846, ch__tract. Harry Schwartz, 4058 Evans. (c7) | Central 260. Wand Morean 6 mane | We carry a full line of new. up-to-date’ APPAREL Wtd.—2..000 ladies’ end men’s , "OR HIRE—Monthly or yearly contracts: | Gp ROLET-. 1917 todring: fine cond! ion; A parcel past or heavy hauling, Forest 5S07M. new top: paint. tires, bumper: 8510. Chev- PL US f ; to miscellancous office work; in whole-| Delmar. Hartford, shoe ; Want someone who can | r : at wee et S EXPERIENCED, OR GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET—Splend' 4 | furniture, from the living reoms to tie kitch- suits, overcoats, dresses, pants and shoes: 'en that we can sell at 25 per cent less cur- also draperies, comforts: prices no object: (6) | rolet, 1917 roadster: good condition: new | - tires. winter top: bargain: S$::00. cel lA ce at once. Rox R-1O0, Port-Dis, (or | “ ’ WAIST 1a oad SRS SPLENDID ‘or: - ’ ' Cc. OUGRAPHER-—Opportunity Lor begin-| PORTUNITY APPLY IRWIN'S, J ation: TL panies renga fer eelline- &; | reat peices, pay up to $30: for exporting shipments: TRUCKS for hire. 4 ‘ve ( ur epecialtyv is the exchamre of new fur- will eall on 1h minutes’ notice |- B RASHE =-AR Page av. : ss . Crtt.\ Heel. t Touring: (918: tn good run- ) | | \ | | ie te f vance for | xrReea— Oe _AY: c5) RoCERY AND MBAl MAIKET—In_ the e erred: elvance or | LADIES —T ) GROCER ANU MEAI : ,i-—in 1@ 'riture for vour old furniture. mar 865, Forest 767 G Iber, - LS—To travel: twnus. be etucared un. ounty. on tranefe orner: doing an av- . ah i Te ie seo ESt_ Tost Disnatch.te) | refined: interested in chiidren and qualided | erame ot S100 bestnees a day: will sacrifice aA in the marker for a talking machine. be — Lindel) 4885-".i67: Central S$16T.. ‘c8) ning condition: six tires. at neer. tuber. large ion and steel) te interview ministers. edacatore ani meth- | for quick sale. Call Bell Clayton 113W, and | machines. “ : , APPAREL— Buyer of ladies’ and genUlemen's WANTED starter. generator and inagneto: Saf) cas » rE sec ondhand clothing. suits, overeoats, pants, for quick sale. W. M. Rackus, 2702 N, =tst OOOO OLN OPO OS Ol «ft ° cler re hard .* «a lé graduate preferred; ‘ thorough instructions given: will jay ack for Mr. —_ after 7 nm. mm. (A2) | THE RENTAL OF FURNITURE 3. . . +1? - shoes and hats: also ladies’ suits. dresses 7) a ee ‘ bi! b , : o daha ‘ automo es OugzgnI, money - ri who hus recently com-; $59 wer. week to those scaualified: positio : : > ’ hie course: state nae, ofns.- | ermeaent: refreneces exchanged* American | wpe be Re gd ee In rey Sik — CHAIRS, BE SURE AND! and all kinds of eclothine: highest prices i. 2 tavaht. instrument : goon ' urniehed and up-to-date. @ ri ree +t. 7. paid. H. . , 1915 > rhe oanec ras bough¢ Central T7541. : perfence East St. We are the distriLuters for the NATIONAL PY, Aupleman. {318A Page. Phone! o3io4 Oliv " és Cole 8 | ouring Car VU 55 STENSEN ; sch Is seal G a q ‘4 mUBIOAL ee ee VIOLI N— Mandolin, if v= % salary expected. Educatior a! Society. 25 Tocurt st., § Post-Dispatch Lou) | Tanie 3 fend Louls, J. aa ‘chy . Lindell S125 or Delmar 2003. (eR) lano pu ‘fe AND COAL BUSINESS—Has 400 cus- EDW. A. 3AN FURN, CO., A\'TENTION, MEN—You need money; we | “UTOMOB i ES Witd.—Cendition no object Hae” been Sheroughly | ever: tres booklet muplia do Call Lindell 2340 or Delmar 1020, seR) hauled: will repaint to suit pur- , Tell, Bomont "2, , Kinioch, Cent. 5055 (e®) $25 per sult. then offer’a very low price. We : . olland nd Bide. ane: | at an astounding low Price. that will bear the closest tnepection, GIRL--Good experience. for bakery Se te need apply. 58987 Delmar bi. (od) ly SAL KS LADIE S 8, team, ae and all fixtures; bar- 2004 MORGAN ST. need clothes: we don't claim to pay 85 *o | paint | : ecemereanees: | FOr, Oe candy, one, laxery . departments, ~ "i AUTOMOBILE W 2. - chaser. A splendid touring ca AER a aa” gtveeter « Jud dge | HERZ CANDY CcO., Ti “tacuat. fo) | vic TOR Vi Ml REI r Bg ye th co.. New r pay what the suit is worth: a postal ar! truck. with business ‘body aad wustibels | ctor’, 1900 Pine et.. 4th Cloor. (chy. 2 Chestnut et. New and Slightly Used House- prone call will receive immediate attention. _for small car. Apply 1415A Olive et. +c8) AERO-EIGHT USED CAR DEPT., and every car has been thoroughly @ TUNING AN pe ge ABLISHMENT ‘ect, 2 hold Goods for Sale a ee oe ee - wf AU 'O Ww td.--Old; must be cheap, for casi. eS owe Bango og ip ey) hauled and repainted in popular Porn Orn ees as “ 45] (c} Chevrolet Touring. Velie toadster. ; a he a a Vv ctor srAt,. Maxwell Tourtne. « EXPERT. piane Vv » 18 ? ‘ oe . . ‘ ' work, Meyer, f SN, Tiroadwn®. £2) MILLINERY SALESWOMEN — a 2 KUUM—Five tables; good business, ‘furniture. to @&xchange for new. ring us: Olive | Converted into civilian overcoats, $12.50 up. | COLPE Wid Will pay 8650-8700 cash for! $475. Central & t Ss (7) | 4579 or Central 5227R. Coal and gas ranges Hoffman Tailoring Co.. 2241 Olive. fcoR) 1919 or 1920 Ford; must_be excellent con/li- DONG E—Touring. 1918: $eO0: $200 down: | 4 _ } ; O1: 19 Overland, Mod. 90 in ronabie; o wort l Overland. Mod. ee - An, ziis Ph | p — 4421, SLPERIENCED TRIMMERS | Experienced: steady nosition Henadway. oe “a ' . n— at way below regular prices; iron beds, &2. ~ : ‘G—F :-33 (4) with good salary and commission RESTA RANT—On prominent corner, Cen- . springs. $3. 50 up: good mattresses. $4.5 “sizes and colors: suite £1.50 0 as hr ao on N-36,. Posct-Dispatch. 3) | cheap: account moving. Morris, S227 1Lo- mS, Sui ’ Pp: aiso DIS; FORD Wtd.—Late model touring or roads*er; | est, [belmers, Mod. 3: ri . Oldsmobile Light Six, Touring” . Oldsmobile Light Eight, ¢ c “aly 7408; Sidney a * way $1 fo SS meek; pigeey work, | for those qualified to se! f - ’ , pea $38. to aNKRE o. 1 ( o sell high West; good opening four oe bo Sxi2 rugs. $7.50 up: &-piece dining room meee | is 84.5 oe . 0: assortment overcoats. 30°? Easton. fcf2) no dealers. Box N-9&,. Post-Dispatch. Chevrolet Touring, Baby G Pullman Tourin ; gottece ‘ee - e BL e » fn Om c ‘ class eee : must have * > " : rood Mee P ADY & RINE, TO" Pontiac OCA: .m sua SS | references. poly to Mr. Michel, RESTAURANT—On — a9 good loca fail Complete ‘Bedronm, wultes, -866.! a) oa a OAK-——$2.50 t $30; lil 2 | 1015 U 7 . o é Pe = 4 : . ‘’ - | r a ox ” per 4 d reo “ cos > ike new: i }" “) ) Tr nA or C me BL Ate ~ bc | >: -D. “ict + pe, KLINE'S » or’ mgs | , on: 3 reste one bath upstairs; price $350; | cent ects gqoohegn ew room on. at 15) ‘Delma’ $2.50; shoes, $1.25: cost $9, * 3837 1 ~ “a pret | protlle— na aoornse | 1 91 ) Dort To ring ar lave several other per cent of e have too many of these) elmar. ~ = oo . e PI D seen RATER, FOR | VICTOR WM. REITZ, | REAT. TY CO., | dressers, $17.50: chiffoniers, $15. and a large A — ee —. '] BUY old automoblice: nixn prices for sae oe mgy 5 ood nee like a »-12 COAT—Tuxedo. $3.50: trousers, 82.50; frock J. Hoffstein, 2734 Sheridan. Central ®6C3X. | ays USF : 3sof ; AERO-EIGHT USED CAR DEPT., NCE AND 8 a j 2 Chestnut st. | lot of odds and ends ed general house use at| coat, $1.50; full dress coat, $1.50. 383 8) y . | ROOMING HOUSES Five: ail good loca- | ‘ ee WG ge sage a pany tc : ; ‘ . | WALKER- ARMSTRONG HOUSE N ery |ROADSTER Wtd.—Will vay $500 cash for | — Bomont "4. or (ed) | 67R., - lowest possible figure Delmar. > S » ’ A 5) N z , - ." ’ | ; . ° . : . . Ft R! . " Box L,-304 POST-DISEI ATC! Cw ) J STIX B AER & ] ULLER Sion; nicely foremes: with seed incorne. CO., 12306 Olive, Opp. Public Library. (cl4) LADIES suits. dresses, vouts, all high-grade ta nadsate le] 4) ABLE, WOMAN—Good vay to right! Reauires the 3 ’ For particriars, 255°A Olive. = A » | goods. slightly used mend of vies: wiiltke te la roadster. Call Delmar &7 ( SPINE aE taucine Car: cleciric atarter’| party. Remiey’s Market, 6th end Vranki n | quires Reeds a TS Spe ROOMING HOUSE--Making $140 week; wilt | "QR “ALE-—Honest coal "eae tenes sacrifice. $4 uv. 4201 Easton (c8) | MONEY Joared on automobiles at, oncs: no} “and lights: S good. fires: economical. sle- | , rienecc sell for $2090: must leave city: call any | cea lor b . |'LADY’S SUIT—For sale =a: oan. ret La pe elav:; no mortgage. Aut AUut- pendabie car. worth 8500 of anyone's money; | a A A hee RR ? ». a : Ss od tton_Co., 3220 Nive st. (8) | must be sold by Friday night: take $550; excent Sunday. i417 Morgan. I*re calle con | pought befor e recen a et! rench lynx collar, 150, * | cat eo & cent advances, can still + lie $ muff, $5. 383% MONEY loanea on automobile or trucks. 718; £100 down, balance 1 year. 1510 Frankl'n {c) Saxon Lieht Stix. Touring, - i. — VAITREABUS—-Princens Cafe, 10 N. 1 18th. | time A AITE eet. Schertz Restaurant. SALESWOMEN ROOMING HOUSES—35. 21, 7, 12 rooms and be fund here. A few of our many money | _Delmar_ Wainwrieht Ridge : Wve” at. 15) others; restaurants, grocery stores’ see us | savers oor 7: es AN NGES. MAN’S SUIT—Gray; good quality and con it has | he (cS) | _secand floor. _ Paige Ulaht F Towel | , T CO... } eat mast Medium size; $15. Phone Grand | Automobile Mortgages Bought | PORDS—20, lage touring: $200 and up!) 1917 Reo Light Four, Tourtng, | aii mUete ROLLS 88 na : ; | for women’s and misses’ coa if you are interested in any kind ness, a, wen Sees, is ts, VICTOR WM, REITZ REALTY CO.. $05 Six-hole range $18 00 | BORE M. (c) | Hola £ o or you: Day at loaty; Butomediien | esas: a AND FIFTY OTHERS. ge i for 10c« to De. ay-: (4) ORD 118, touring car; Al condition. rp TRUCKS a and Olive ate. ¥ : WAITR iia barker ad | suits and dresses, ixeellent -12 Chestnut at. | $85 } Badient ome te base-burner,. No. 7.. : OV ERCOAT—Pinchbacl ——— + - Esx8— . c iS = - nm t . ~ 2aCH , 5.00: Wais e 2 ) Apply St. Luke's Hospital. Baas opportunities and permanent | SHOE REPAIR SHOP “Smal ‘Stock shoes; mate 37 at By eat am i8 0 belted suit, $10: coat and pants, $3. Not | | oe oat a 380A ONY a $908 Washington bl. at 8) ae ; ’ (eB) positions to those-who qualify. TT Ta or re New sient. Mut DAVENETTE SUITES "AND DAC ENPoR re, | eeey, ow aan thik dae ) iouring ss00" “by ABA 1: FORD—Touring car; new. 1528” Market. 13 Pana fea oe ‘’ iis 1c 19 ROLLS tw . > ° | SHOR "SINESS— 0) sanaot Koo ocation a or mahogany davenports. $15 00! OVERCOAT ~Silk-lined 5: cos ony = PR, ns aaa | my ae Be y on a bours; no Sunday. 140.) Apply by letter, giving last bargain. Call 9 to 11 a. m., 1721 Washing: | Fumed oak davenette suit | Mnea $35 suit Pan : pee. ry e837 | Franklin, second floor, Contral 1806, Olive | — a rs X Hethlehem Truck, 1%-ton, to wee for igo and 8-piece library sult. fumed oak.. : | Delmar vile : ' (c7) | FORD—For saie, touring, or I Ford peu: Ruick Il-ton Truck. 2 Y-STER | __dling wagon. 2815 Lyneh. Commerce ton Truck, . I ——!s3!| place of employment, or call at | tor av. a4 , . ——e is 4 » pase a ny avene : N ” «ba - 2 arm; 5 BD. im. | office of superintendent of em- Sean tag hh 4 Oo ello pen AP 13 96 |! SE 5A Ts COATE sE—Fur coat and cloth ores CABRIOLETS 'FORDS—1l0 new and used touring cars. Maxwell Truck, %-ton. . PIANOS "A and have speed. loyment, second floor, STIX, Rox _b-208. Pos*Disnatch BEDS OF S. as aap ie Aa tl Paes ne as “°*’ | CHALMERS SIX 1916 cabriol De Luxe | ao ~— sae TT SUTOMOSILE, Chem Good oak beds, iz 5 50 | UNIFORMS—Postmen. soldiers, musicians, : , : CAUSES, ; ao, | FORD— Touring: 1920 body; used ce; $575 1-0 > | Auto Co., 3101 Olive; Bomont 121, Cen. 860. | ' “Ton 3 - ~~ vey YOGY, Ul ONCE. Gee, | 10 7 Olive St. | , PLATER,- PIANO--Ne S. Broadway, Romont ry Central 3 at cash. 301 / = | AER & FPULER. (c4) wets colonial b seee 2 | railroad, Boy Scouts: full dress, tuxedo OLDS MOBILE—1917 light eight cabriolet. De | y — } . 3100 i s 1. / FORD Touring. 1Wl7: $200: 100 down; P = VER. PIA> : ieee te “ep ey = g. : Oldsmobile T.t. Hight, Cabric t” WAI (‘haimers Six, Cabriolet, ae lagna aati tial Oldsmobile Lt, Eight, Touring. 7 CASH paid © Cldsmobile Lt. Eight, “cs er, ments. Tony Pinet 6 Ol ismobile Light Four. SUFfis Fu Fee (handler Touring, Winter : td.—-Plano Overland Touring Light Sif ~@ — OFn near St. our near St.. lout Overland Touring. tight Six, © MISCEL: OOS PD PLE A »~ y= be dee oe ee eh ed et et eet eed eed eed . yw uneune a “harge of lunch room at night nut beds suits. S857 Delmar. 1124 Tower Grove ay () FO Ya $59 Oak wood beds , > | : : WORK OVERCOAT 2.0): &2.¥! Luxe Auto Co., Olive. Bomont 12 Remwes —_ bene Merchanis' R SA LE—W D | ” } a. VOSS Martin ee * coat. $f: “O: raine 11 iy $2.50 Tee Delmas: Central 360. | cheap: account of moving. Morris. 332% MAY. f= YA f - = al eae Te. U ‘pright mirror front fold beds.... : 32 40 2 | CHASSES FORD—Touring;, looks like new; Al con#di- PIAN NO— 35 upr ds 18 _EXCHANGE OL ee tion; cheap. ‘Burnett Sales © 0. 2815 To- | ~ 11ef "Olive pt rat wry sey -s- . C'e = hours; rod | . | Bon uv. word N MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE __ $2: Sanitary mantel fold b ED EP | incconhshncunceigueneetiie- darter inunsencbanaiies Ue A tles Meni ; j Ee ee ae ee a Fhe gon Bey 7: 00 PIANO Wtd.—E , | FORD CHASSIS—New: starter block; less cust. (8) ei; dan aurant, 0S Mar- | BOILER—30-gal. and connectin i upported woven-wire springs .... 3 &5 . -xchange two Shetland ponies, han list: terms. 2615 Trnch. (6) Ss . 1uLZe is; im- | be A, Ge net KioSS— sR & pipes: per- | $9 All iron springs 7 20 | _1 milk cow for plano. 5650 West Florissant! an te dellvery: aiso good Tot? and. 1918 | \ Le COUPES mediate ay) erv: also good 1917 an | h jane Co. ; ! " fect condition; installed instantaneous sys-/ ¢ } +4 - White: ex rienced, o = | tart this vear with a nice 3 3-room vutnt. | ict Ha te boe)a0 V it ‘ ° i ; BS 8 : tem. 1248 Oakland pl. ( ‘abany 4%: 22. ‘ Nothing like a home of your own, Prices 28 | Aelive ri Te for yd nt wd ~ . change Ford NN NN tll OX OPP BPP ODL models, -- 14 (‘ass av. inerrant sa _= IAN = In our ~ RR. ite Citv 2HIR. Kinloch. 44) CHANDLER— 1918 coupe; excellent condi- | FORD—-Touringe car, 191, almost vs ‘ . y u u jehte at r "et sell today, c MAY orks & ; Dilve. ‘ i Eas BOTTLES—For sale, and patent porcelains ‘OW as $1 ef - ‘ R we" Apply Jackson Lunchroom, 116) and oe top stoppers, for noregmaede Dev. $7 * RR ded ny AND RUGS. a a Go ——— mr gg er anin for quick sale. Franklin- “a40rk, extras; “ erages. Columbia Bot 2 ae oie: $1 a meal. One onstiers ” He Grex, Toop ru ; n eal PPR PPPP PP iaitactlageatiattdingh caitlin ATT hai i; me. |CASH RIEGISTERS—Computing ecales, | . g a5 | HIGHEST price paid fer oe aahe. old jewelry and | DODGE--Coupe; latest brand-new 1020 fcuc- condition; wil Itake part cash, balance | = : th anual Saees 4 giri; day watch; good pay, | ondhand: buy or exchange: large. ee | 9 20 | broken false teeth. Miller, 703%, _ Market. (§) | passenger, complete with hood cover and ~ easy terms. 2315 Locust in | ~ “3 gt nenth now Hen i day dash clock, just Caveres, never used; | FORDS--10 touring cars; 1915-1919; some like new: tu may " ner. net Caban , | BES ' 7 t e4) CAS H AT TERS—aAIll Nationals an * eT 4 : M — ’ = ce T “ry for — = s lver, tn ‘0 1 | r a NY N | - Latest mode tou ng 7 | : I | 4 , Wt. At once. ir = in | | makes repaired; skilled mechanics do our _ MISCELLANEOUS GOOD THINGS. ch ne revairts 5 rae D ein werk in our own shop: prices charged less | $25 Hall trees. roomy box $15 55 .s ennsylvania S. R. Co... 210 N. 10th FrORD- muale | nd deft FORD—Coupe, never used: rice right. See ams, Franklin-Ross M. C. Co., 2818 Locust, | Hazelrigg, at Nash Motor pellehion: mear a HOWE SCALE CO., 512 St. Charles at. Arm chair ow monds, broken jewelry: up to $20 for old at Schultz Garage, 1819 Sidney A x HUDSON 1017, touring car: newly painted: 3205 Locust St. t Putte st Co., 3121 will give terms. Mr. Cousins, Bomont 41. oy att ay ant ‘. — Sean others: all repairs guarantee 40 | nati paid for old gold, silver, platinum, dia- | ) 3-plece mahogany sults Olive st. (cR) brand-new; trade your old; cash or terms. 2631 Kasto ! | an, ete. 407 h | COAL—Extra quality; $3.0. 1407 oy has 5 Value in 5-drawer chistonter ad ene ee | = ‘a Liberty Bonds taken at full v ie. | JEWELRY—WATCHES | WORD—1990, coupe: never used. 4120 Carter, 65 ge? AYER: PIANC | 7 IP 32 ert 4 Coe sacrifice “4 as note, T2 ie eae | : Im Various Apply & dp. m. or 10:30 Sen enero 2 D epartments chine, Sylvester C, “on. Pine: 4th floor, (c¢8) et “ in silver pantry. Appi fotel, Mth and I cuat. ef) ~ For Ra mon woos and aliround work. ee Apply MAN--\ Vhite, for cleaning. Friday. wt ITs = : $15 ° t nee AR FIXTU ont Th _ register, electric | 2h Settee, mahogany finish 16 5O| false teeth. Phone Olive 1243. Miller’ 8, 1322 om >) | FORD—Coupe;: Market. Central 8418 INT .ATD I. INOL KUM- About 200 yds. : cash H. W vas 1TT-t119 1 pot ala Sock alle Be Fae Oe Rate p smash Py ty tng Colfax 34. 4) Ht P ov2—Touring, > ghaswware. electric plano, electric Mahts, fan a east of 12th st.. north side. _(c62) | teow powant Up to $500 per carat, any | ORD-—Coupes: bargains: $350 up; =wy once for Sib. _ sms | is | rt cash, balance & utensils and high-oven enameled gas range| FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS SS ene Olive. te) | haz Locust, OvINR: easy terms. Morris. | MAXWELI-—Touring: 1918. De Luxe Auto | ee —~ Hox hot bP. AB eo | DIAMONDS Wtd.--We will pay cash for you me? locust. _ Co. 83101 Olive. Bomont 121, Central 300, re AYER gy sa. ~ and other articles; in first-class conditon. |~~“~~~~~~~~~-~ ti tet tk ri 4nn4 W Florissant. (c4) | BEDROOM SU ITE- -Onk: 3 pieces: $35: vt gaa See . iM meta prices in the (yg rhe a compre) fully equipped: immedi- ta - 3. | r. Norman, 7 N. roadway. (cS)} ate delivery, jrock Garage and Repair A k uch, oak dresser. $7 Co, 4300 Olive; Lindell 626. ‘7 tet) | AS ouring ar NEW city map. just out. showine the goute | mel of every line. eve street: in kitchen aha IR44 Delmar / - L é ry oF. dexed and | oa ee DIAMONDS WANT ED | FORD—Coupe, 1918; starter, demountabie, | Thoroughly overhauled = and 5 n- yt aca ss. n desired * new for $450; w 8 numbered: sent postpaid, 25c. Foster s. 410 | -~ ( hy _Washington. (c62) | HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED T pay $100 to &500 per carat for vour dia meee absorbers, bumper, _ speedometer, wl, eee ee Colee RE FRMAERATOR—For gale; for groceries ' PPI NNN NEN ALAA DE | NONAS: no dGiamonds too large or too small: | clock, 6 tires $500; terins. 2698 Rutger. (6) You can buy this car at a real andler 4 rye 9 myer and - and household: direct frem factory to orice | ANDIRONS—Carpets, furniture of all de-| we buy any size: will also loan money on|SORD COUPE—'18, with starter; same size wal wrdare 3 SAO GT bays ee suiner. Tlowe Scale (o., 512-514 St. Charlee.| scriptions: contents flats, dwellings: best | your diamonds at ' interest. | tires all around; abeoiutely perfect in every | AERO-EIGHT USED CAR DEPT., O ] ad I Way; great bargain; $550; terms if desired. | 3034 W ashington ay. yer an | For dax work In restaurant. 0 AN 7 work in lunchroom, 3537 Eas- Superintendent 1016); caeh prices: need goods badiy: large or small | i. MILLE 3 oN. Broadway. lots. Schober, Del. NAT. Forest A533. (c&) | Ldeor north Market st. Kstablished 1 1888. (e@) |) «62RA18 Locust. Seat | Bomont 604. en) ROAD and railroad maps. all narts of the! - S.. at Foster's. 410 Washington. (c82) gg LR yt garniture Pe de- | DI AMONDS Ww ANTE D FORD Coupe: 18: our leader this week: de-| OAKLAND—Rrand-new touring car. 1920 | up a | TANK WATER. tide Se —e oe large) or small lots: absolutely the. very "beet Your diamonds valued free of charge: e¢e ometer, good. tires: “S40: en a pom Tae Die a. “00's yoo Rm ad, ‘3 : not h ne: () - is bee ' ; ~—s . __ ber- | tory; will save party 00 and give imme- | , ‘ 6. bench, ~| prices paid. | Call Dennis Bros., Forest ican ! Jn. hI ogel Ls wlio offer; diamonds are in- fect. Mendenhall Motor Co., 2315 Lo tess diate baa . S24 Bate st.. S She “St | And many other makes, e Biroassi suit if want } ‘ - OF een supnapsewegnengenerenaitamunanepannancineineineasitinitiin et? I. oni, hone Faaet 820. le 7} -. to use any quality or any amount of loos r _ . ‘ “ i - 4 cra: | FORD—Coupe: 1920 chassis and. 1917 coupe- | OVERLAND—Touring; 1919, model 00. wire | Terms to Suit. Ps, og Fee 110 - ae. note, bench | tielde and ¢ amels, $1 oh per ar ron; | BE T Ss f = r re. ove al pr 7 ° 4 Lb W tc. u nitu st , 8; De t I ! oun ed di ry | sta mo n ab es, new 3 0 ve 8s Ho s shoe, . . emokin and tw ist Rensinge A “T36 Walton. Forest 6201. Del j mount ia ond as high as 5 > per « ara? | le t body : | ox ord t t da unt } | | I) . I t . 1 1 Ou ‘ r " - rte cr. c “A hee #. . uke Au 0 ©9O., ma tobacco, 3 f ; our complete line of - on. i t ‘ a : can AT, S what we pay; wé@ buy all sizes. S. SMITH | : ae. cigarettes and tobaccos priced very CARPETS Wid —¥F cis 1) & CO., _513 N. Grand. opposite Metropolitan ae patient sae speedometer: used Bomont 121. Central 360. fc) | ; rf Cul-Rate Tobacco Store, 815 roe | hone: adihombe flats noite. - dsacrip- Bidg.. % doors north of Olive et. feR) | senal st Apartment ed berfect vle “AF- OVERLAND Touring: roodel 90; in pertec = | NASH ST | OU “4 ance ic 2) | reu or- ~ “* Fr. ‘ aed : "4 ’ { . ~ to age. 4720 Easton. D ; ALI, diamonds, pawn tickets, Victrolas. jew- "DE ; : condition: new tires and paint: gool top gi) a0) i Delmar 604, Caban) — . J , STUDEBAKER—I must saertfice my beaut!- | and curtains: small cash payment, balance | MOTOR CO Bi we + yy ay an sol : . i‘ if a tte N—€ . le es mals day and haif Fridays orest 4017. An white: to dust furniture t) Peis tak ceeirs SCLUSRS- la: clerical x WwW Al. L. PA 4 W t nape | ’ om . | PER i m or “ee hanginz: ) hat. anything bought. 2540A Olive. Central! ¢y) $1200 light coupe; new tires; newly || Slonthiv. Cnbane AOD. ae | on low price. 8°52 Olive or ‘4)| DAVENETTE Wtd.—Chifforobe. 3 rues. te painted; $350 takes it; $100 down, balance | 1 vear. 1510 Franklin. second floor. ic) | LAIGCE--Seven-passenger soprtng eee eae 5205 Locust St ranklin-Rose | rs a . PTANO- vy t~ a | Woman— exp ced in restaurant fruik Vand Use Mech | ‘Wom SE chanics Paint Co's gloss floor paint | round oak di DON'T sacrifice your diamonds. We loan full | ~ ™ OF 10:30 a ey Se Perl» ervoo = | for. inside finish. 715 Franklin. &) , 4870. Zi ning table, chairs. Forest | value, or will pay spot cagh up to S00 per | ROA runs like new; late model. in- " 2 te) | MISCELLANEOUS WANTS DINING ROOM SUITE wid. Hust bein | casatWrankels. se cor Sth and Pine (cm) | ROASTERS | MC. Co. BIS Locust. __ $3) | ACCESSORIES, PARTS—FOR SAL i . . . : SA XON— 1919 ° light six touring. De Luxe DAA Coe . ta do perusing — Clean good §=cond ison state style and pric. | P | BRISCOE—-1919, roadster: excellent condi- . ‘ , » : Box 1,-195, Post-Dispatch. io) Lareiiibdia oe Peers | tion; cost to run, per mile. 2c: new tires: Auto Co.. 8101 Olive. Bomont 121. Cen. 360. FORD DELI IVERY BODT—Gooe as terms. Cabany 3840, S933 TAndell (ce) | VELIE— Touring, late model: im perfect me- $25. Call Benton 1779. . | esses APPAREL Wtd. — Men's suits, overcoate: | ; . ‘ pay ogeition; ened 610 "Wash: Barne © 850; shoes, hats, ladies’ trunks and va- be pe 20,000 Ibs. feathers; pay 40 to Pare NTS secured, Advice and booklet . : | chanical condition: Red Seal Continental! ya old pound and 70 to $l_rew. Mon- _ tareen. 617 Wainwrieht Bld wat BUICK-—1918 roadster: winter top: exceilzat| motor: 4 new tires. new leather top with | FORD COUPE Bony, a | Bldg o | ih) | f | Used three months; wil) exchange fery - j i mo cleanin for TOBACCO—Cigars and cigarettes: C a | or Delmar 3864. . , “ ~ Use: alee, furniture, MOR, Grand teqa, eae | tana Feather Co. Auto call. Delmar 865 condition. Olive she, | se cas am pe! > ‘ : saga: - : ; ato cu : wil ' | My ino a } ef pee ; BOXES Wid.—Attention, shoe and Krocery | woreettnat eae Page. mg POU LTRY AND BIRDS DODGE— Roadster, recentiy overhauled by for demonstration orest T14l,. ana a; | ster or touring hody 2 20 Olive. e Pp ; _merchants! Secondhand fiber and corry. | *LRNITURE Wtd.—of all kinds: will pay |) ~~~ AAP RAR AAA Dodge agents; fine condition. Franklin- | 7mLin—_T FORD RODIBS--ALL KINDS. x x ith oy | Fated boxes at Bc each, subject to our in- | —the price. Cahany 5970. S751 Faston. _G)/ BUY HEN FEED —100 pounds at 8375, Romt M,C. Co., 2m18 Locuat. toh) | pestees “Ea A ots tease’ estan Touring, roadsters, sedans and cow ia , years. wt Ba Si N (5) | F NITURE Witd.—Badiy: all ees spot makes hens lay. It puts the hens in a per- FORD— Roadster with wi a aie | as Jone your car; estimates givem, ~ - " in “ . ¥ nter to a ~-| top like new: herd and ra liater cover: weed | a gels roots, 1h Softer CAT SR aa Rae hae LO | tela Na, Sma BE a ee: | Say mem, ealuo, © Sheng Hay Ss, | “at ae Ee OE en Ip ' eT) f ) 7 S. Rroadway. ox nort na it six cer. Ca>vony 4856 oe arts and ,service. - ; ‘ Dermanen ee waa" BUSINESS WE Tuy secondhand shotguns, rifles. re- | PURNITURE—Will_pay Sicon dollar for Bree, Bridge. Open till 7 p. m. C ‘entra 4873, | ‘ORD. Roadhier, fires: call. before Onn on || * xuaranteed tubes HOUSEHO ai nds: get others) quire Arlington Hotel. } , | MITCHELL—Roadster, 1918; perfect condi- : ; , guaranteed tube , ) Market {OLD GOODS FOR SALE. | bids I | 7 200 Missouri av. tion; white wire wheels. Call Romont 1013. ; t MA | Other sizes in proportion (¢5) | ORPORTONITY tor, man and wife: 23-ro0m annrrne nian eR ne ela oft ore than | weet ‘st. Loule (63, : E mar 2h M. Ff. Taasky (c4) | MOBIL E CO. OF 8 - . 2ugs OL Iv F. radiator covers, $2.75: regular +¢6) |ehainae and eross links at wh ‘ated in Springflekd, |! oing nt business: TF dain #. ARMCHAIRS Rocking chair FURNITURE - SAFES Cabinets. vault doors, new and us ed: h *. dressers | Wid. Badly: anv amou at: | 421 N. 4t | OV ERLAND—Chummy; 1918; model 99, De | iment of allehtl 4 high ’ ~. ment of silg Y use iigh-grace tery; paint in fair «hane. ‘‘entral C08 ict 5 & fold transie hie) 10.0 in cash takes it: other business cause werdrobes, chifforobes, davenette sets. liv. coptents G repairing. Baumann Safe Co.. ». ive , ate. dwellings; best cash price bog? DOr week. Ap- ry ae inettieie write Win, Byon | [n£-room set: packed house, full of ‘mood | Schober 4455 Page. Del. S085, For. nas ; . ‘ “Ri Central ® Se nn en ee re OT Te sites touring: pretty as a/haif their value. Also rims 8 — e) | nhene Main 87X3 aug distance delivered free ¢ wth n b «ma and large lots: | FURNITURE Wtd.—Redroom and dinine.| “4° ES—Fire and burglar proof; Herring: | - | picture: silent Continental Red Seal motor: | a1) maken. Wheels rebuilt. Sead ut] i Gur afta & mn the city: free packing for room. period preferred: private sty, Lis. Hall-Marvin safes: vault doors, deposit 5c wae PS-10 OT H SIX--Pondste:. latest mod-| 6 new cord tires, 6 wire wheels; ride in | vulcaniain yest: $130 SO to 8150 5 | PEXAS land and Leasing Co. can piv! g r Nellefo: Levy Bros. 8141-13-15 ell SAnhaw om “>- | boxes. portable vaults (cabinets). new and | tred very little: paint and tres like| this wonderful car and you'll experience * GLENN TIRE AND VULC ANIA a OS ) | &. ; Bellefontaine or Pelt Line pass | secondhand: terms if desired. Howe Scale A perfect conditiog; price attractive: 1d-| New sensation; cost $3000: $1600 takes It; Uranc ia} __ fe) « eral termea. Fatherton, _Romont 291. (of cash or terms. 1510 Franklin. 2d floor.1cat) ~ - you with echaol. Rellwey 7 | ws debe thee kind of of] leases, also fant FURNITURE Wid.-Bedly: will bay, beat | Co, BIZ 514 Rt. Charles st. fe) i = i) 585% ' = VELIE— Roadster; 1018. De Luxe Auto ©o., TOU RING CAR-—1918 model’ Toeter motor ~ HORSES AND VEHICLES — 360. rfect shape: £000 PPP PPP PPP LL aA eel antl prin 3 0 Tite fie Guaranty” Bide.” Tih and | BABY BU Oi} —Ilack gondola siyia, — —1 Diateeedieeen 2i10 Gravois S.dney — a = wheels, used short «time. 67 Bartmer. ; | FoR Wie ; zl cli) SEWING NG MACHINES _ niet Olive st. Bomont 121, Central , in oe . nape; neint and tinge: SAL. minetive | RE ah content eather top w storm curtains; mus RAN fictive man with few hundred | » | high tl ents flats: | ELIE -Rowdster; 1918; @ bargain. Phone | make offer. Grand 1ia0M y- 7 FOR HIRE . wen ble ord BEDROOM MSU} est price. Bensinger, Forest t C391, Del- LL ~ ere; alll TE—Yucen Anne: brand-new. | mar angaf. mY se OO uf guachines pnnne. . — TRUCKS CONTRACT Wtd.—For team 1 and dolars | fase: v wnusual conditions Box R-333 Post. Hever used. $107. core rn (e4) URNITURE Wtd.— FOR SALE. of for old cstab- | [ pers nai StTs--Two: 2 ese cars tn ect 1422 Cheatnut. Call Oj f _. ot 4 ve ass (ch) | LW. mandi —— Wshed. well-r weill- ae Pena firm: won. | very cheap: leaving ch oes, peeks: | sg RE Wtd.—Will buy a car of new | eontitions Sorae ge Ee a DGE—- 1s ° ~ ‘ns . On Wig of i | BEDROOM SUIT ai ; dont annie Tae cee — be right, Address Box | ing our specialty. Anderson. 1716 Franklin 4 Be I%-ton truck: starter. @te.:| DELIVERY WAGON--One-ton: | hogan: element dining witty: awe mas | FURNITURE Wid House furnishings = mae Ce he aS Ee SEDANS DORRIS TRUCKS—2. Hahn. Bakery, in good condition; price attractive 1 ¢ vite, handsome fiv all kinds: telephone and we will call im-| STORE AND OFFICE TiRTURES FORD—Truck; first-class condition; vig bar- | ®t. 8t 24 and Gratiot eke mpe. nice davensite! Forest De oc Re ea es.” eee eee ee eee eee COLE EIGHT SEDAN . wy »- | HARNESS 12 nets double wer D splendid bar- or mar - Dennis Bros.. WANTED cust. @) secondhand: & ‘i at > aoe al OO es Oe Wonderful 7-passenger h halters ‘' Bs n ar iN EY. 1990 Euclid av an opportunity for a man with q | 2 Be:—.~ner. 4! ban aad Bt (e14) mes —epount - ow ul ith cord . FORD—New truck. i0io: . — sores ea Pe se re CHAIR- Large Chesterfi rfield tapestry covered pti ilaty WANTED BADLY DESKS—Two flat top, oak, cheap. 209 one extra; looks ‘good and “tren, aim, terms. Twin Bake “Shop. "hie he HORNES- Hahn Bakery. 2sol &. Tt. prove Box C-140, P.-D. Sei Men ieee. ais All ; chanica faytor. HORSES Tw id FS | as ace” Home ah Senta set aot as "ettee ie GEES Pag | OWE can vere. [ranma seam peg, ees | ames = © A ° pay. nett es o., OR Tw : 3 e Co., 616 Morgan. > sis c62) (c5) = 2815 Locust. (c8) . sick. 1390 Cheutesu av. ‘ ie catival j ht party to ron- Ona _ eh) secondhand furniture for immediate other makes: renting pair-| Motor (».. 2815 Locust. ’ 0%: ’ Li Pace cer. new. $1005: termes: trade. 22404 Olive. (4) top: one two to delivery wegon: SB Tth est. +7 time during the dav and ask ing-reom furniture. lib = rary cae. fine ‘slay mediately and submit you best cash price. gain; terms. Harnett Seles C 2815 1 : “ 7” 0... - ~~ Ae

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SN Rte en ey ree -~ —_— 1S AND VEHICLES eniaen | FOR SALE. PIANOS ANDO NO ORGANS ' 72 an ern conveniences; private family; gents | x: tric, a ineide toilet: newly decorat a: | . (c7) tubes, S8-note. be 8&0 a = | 3.80 117A, same as above, $11.50 4 - "ONE OF THE BEST Ww SHING TON BI nch cash, p Delance | RUTGER, 2020—Connec ting rooms; light’ —— én samme. F AR MS IN ILLINOIS 3664 A 4 - pareee and ~ 3 oe or | PLAYER-PIANOG— Apollo: & fine mahogany —- _BUILDING ‘MATERIALS 4 » i. of we tchex s aie es road station: : inatched case. SS-note player action; used but in goo) | ST. ANGE 1liz--Three rooms complete for | a out RBCH: 413 , + is: 98. Bldg BRICK —35,000 secsndbiba: Se Th ary, Ruseell. grows 9 to ) codinein an Bg ae Only one short block from Grand ‘chi with elena Bren 4 a bargain for 8295. Terms can be arran ___ rouse | lll within easy : * . hunky ba’ THE RU ; ged. | ST. ANGE. 1114--Furnished fron ms for WweSsT . ign =——= jpeny. alfalfa and clover; no better of downtown. “young c ’ ys; S55 to $75 DOLPH WURLITZER co.. ‘ urns ¢ rooms for BOOP PBR BBL ODEO OOOO Ors ne REAL ESTATE WANTED | be found. price reasouabin: good terme 5 Bullding contains 72 Efficiency apartments, tn suites of three. four ané . —_—_ —_——————ee oe . fat On eg weighin =a | KIESELHORST’S EXGHANGE DEP TENTH, 1110 S.—Purnished — room first CLARA. 1124A—-Fiat. 4 rooms, bath, steam | pr aT . | orang. aed | wr i, reat furnished, $35 in winter; $25 in eur ad OR DWELLING Wtd.—Easy terms. S y | be f d: ™M ifleent lobby. ladies’ reception reom, gentlemen's amoking feom, don and re- | ~ ! ' T, LOU IS COU NTY FARMS a ee gorse ~ : ~ - chute, telephone service, stationary | A , . ; “ THURSDAY, ‘ UARY 15, 1920, | HO ABOUT BU YING A HOME: 4 f ind i hat he Real ad ae TCH, = W You can find w you want by. eae the Real Estate ads. “1 ST DISPAT 23— » sah ; _ a -« eee - =— I eee eee or ROOMS—2 large. aE panto 4 pats mod-| GRAVOIS, 211%-—Three ionme rooms, R kK A I RE 7 A T Bi e er T ME NEW “ARGONNE APAR T MEN I S. $ 5S. $35. 6150 N. B oad- | PLAY ; | ted S ) Te Colt: r ont : wy *. OP sAYER- PIANO $125. cost : metal) Only. Phone Sidney 1871 7 vansfer company disposes of } terme: reliable family ‘Box E-214. P.. S oc i 4 2 D. &) henpemoewins: also eliceping room; furnace | ME RAMEC. 8634—3 rooms and batir $19. | GSS acres, south of St. Louis, close to rall- | Open for Inspection Today. Most Convenient L ation in City. . stab 6 boss, Mr. St Gee Stroble,{ condition; rolis and bench included; | housekeeping; also sleeping rooms. Grand 5 4] SJ. +» | 0 40 bushels of wheat per acre, good t | kind, echoois, movies and theaters, MeN moa CO housekeeping; gas. bath: $5.7 — ea leo : live gst, (cA) - ee ~ — Nweazea, 514 Fullerton bk ig. Olive 5345, (@2) five rooms, with complete hotel service. The following specta! features will « ~*~ 1. Mot an Co. . wae Re ' RNellable ba fi -: ease ble. must eel), Moto 2 ASS. abd argaine in slightly use et SRO Box M-151. Post-Dispatch. passenger and service elevators, Cutier mail ee om built planos end play ors; high-grad | anew ime ———- | FLAT Wid —Tawee lL. cot ew 7 , — Pemaa:, team of marca: "double in Various weods« a -ar e makes | LENOX, 6216—5 rooms, bath, gas, electric, FLAT Wtd.—Tower Grove Heights preferred: ‘ ‘tee State highway, 8 miles from vacuum system and children’s playroom. Each efficiency apartment bas con + hedy: ~~ | in ) o ewgag RIES IL tiokor. ‘PIAXO co.™% ee ; “furnace and garage; $25; biock north of | no agents. Hox N-124. Post-Dispatch. (0) $420 nor | aaah. et: S-room house, JArge barn; cealed closet bed, portable kitchen cabinet, special refrigerator and gas fenge — > + wale: orses §=and wagons; rE stabliehed 1879. 7 Olive #t, CATES 5110-—Neativ furnished rooms: Page. RS WS |} CUTTAGE WANTED—4 rooms and bath. a acres, 4 miles out: sood auté road: fine with broiler; shower bath tn each apartment. Pach apartment is served through Dy ae a service closet from corrider. s0 arranged that tradesmé@n need never enter to rege Grocery & Baking Co., | *’ 41 ¥ 100% SS ‘ & a : or ears the Reliable Music Store”’ | Phone: _ali conveniences. | PRAIRIE, 1223. N Modern 4-room flat. also cash Thon ¢ school, South side only. for S-reom house. barn and outbulld- @ service cleect : rt ; A t : . irive; — im 7 T7117 Glive wt. (ot s : av. f 2) ie} 1) room house, barn An agent will be at the bu! ding today } - | ayer, in mahogany case: — peg ow —— 9 ie tal ta Oore. HOt water heat and carage; v a Ieey —, aes OM — . °c . , tt Gal te Meee ) | game has been used but very little: worth | ZAiA. 76> -Niceiy iurnished single room, NORTH | gil cash. W. J. BARTLING, 7 N. 7th st.” | pet "#cre truck: far.n; good house, barn; all ROSENBAUM-HAUSCHULTE R. E. CO., Agents romania OR SLIPS— ye or 6 « Call “Cen- | a i when af 35 rolls of music and bench Mat ow ment, for lady employed mite eee OOOO ane | Main 1 4873. ( ‘eniral ‘aie farm mi piements and stock: S40 ©407 North Broadwa) . . ; orine to sul eo low = FURNISHED APARTMENT— 3-room effi. | FLATS Wtd.—Modern. up t "Rood : & SINE. 308 Pontiac Bide. tc5) “gc tt Per Month es | De®: MOVE CONCRETE | THE RU BOL. PHU WURLITZER Co., ‘ LAREN DON, ‘i20a- “Nicely furnished front | ciency. Cabany 403. 5 >); neighborhood; will pay all 7 tn geod GOOD LAND ON . CREDIT 1006 Olive at. (co 9) R. — °* | THEODOSIA, 3020—Modern 4-room fiat W._J. BARTLING, VN. 7th #t. ol nrmmediat a 7 * machinery foundations, walls, | est M4 : . aie trade. 2520 ABOLIAN PLAYER. iiNS Late style dari me | _ nothing better; adults only. ~~ Central 547. _ Main 487% | ta mono ‘higan’s best hardwood counties. Big oe rooney | ae» a ; " . Siaaiiine SS RS a ae ™ wt be remo. vickly and eco mah DELMAIL | oa oft ogany case. Easy pedalin Fine AR BI. 4058-— Modern. furnished, —- Pi DOUBLE FL ~ r ‘ in grain, st : Pe cet, And wedges an with ‘ex. | Good selection of music and combination | Warm front room ; one or two persons. | THIR? k Be? wetted” ene’ Oh ak | buy +e _for op gh 3g, MO _ — 160 acres, only $1. -— gy oo 19 t6 | : make i an mason X Ask Graner Contracting Co. to | paver bench to match, $290; $10 per month. | VELMAR BL., 37439— Second floor hallroom; Stelnlane. Y 209 Chestnut st : ‘ete room towns, schools, churches. No swamps or. ee 101. feds Bell phone Grand 5490; Kinloch | **™Y #004 AWOLT Age 08. 1 on __§o0d heat; hot water; phone. VANDEVENTER, S528A N Bright chee ici ROLAND - WISE, 812 Chestnut. Olive 2 734. sea Your all Cours payment: easy monthly | || 4 on4 ve et. { N ‘TRIPer ee ae oo — s a s ate. ; ‘ . > I pee . Cc eer. » our r =) DieL. MAR BL... 4067—Warm.,. bright. 2d-floor ful corner fiat: 4 rooms, bath electricity aot 3 | ; -noulenu av. Gra ”~ As (cR) | . sed, Boes eS ———_— USED PLAYER BARGAINS. ; ont roe ““wentiemen: phone, bath: ° : : ——s | | land. ; : ‘ | bd trucks from one 4 . ee MACHINERY. geo high ey sell l x et pte “e | sonal aoe hat m a a five nnn — AA a fn oe os oa lete eew. loom | REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE nes +H - — A LP Lt Pt Lal on room: sc eas than al regu- ' LENKIt H , “tie —- -_- 7. ; ~ - - 8 e1ecrtricity;: urnisnec co di ; ew. c ean: , PPP LL La hell Pwd adden, | Qe ldrieh. |lar price; see these bargains at once: easy | erte: , os rit eiveners mR TS home, for _responsibl J (c F egUrry Vase. — Dwelling or cottage. for 'iny| REAL STAT OTN CITIES | . . ‘ j ii he ne ; Oat ’ Miia ° rms / ———— — pyethonst body: Reqd eS A | )6©hTHE PIANO AND TALKING MACHINE ENRIGHT, 400i—Light housekeeping: front | _APARTMENTS ' Qxlen Wid.—To buy one slightiv used 24-| EXCHANGE, 1007-1000 MARK ET AS | ~~ HESAPERAkRE Pp | or 12 foot , — . Sa —— tric and phone W est End A ps U1 tment An entire | Siena tee on arab tales to en be room and kitchenette; furnace heat: elec: | Pen einai tt een ite: my y , "4 ame : tration. gui 7 ane Mattachment:. — Plain racre aUSOr ANO— SG: slightly used player- | ENRIG 3HT. 5 om “Well-furnished sec wed Baitimere, 37 to Washington: on { Six floors and basement ; Soxo8 eh, is. 10a case " : ; 5725— , ‘ eee APPA Pan, | = “ é mee the prop- | || : . » * v's la t plays note mu | “~ \W | F L, E ©) H AN .G kK erty of Charles ?lY in \ ash, Salanct C@ SUit; | nnnnnnnnnnnns " ws jf —— - *F a Paine Springs. Til. im Bag ty and Thy poy exceptions! Rens, | Kae al day Tower Grove pS ae pp Office, 3114 8S. Grand Ng a? » oa “ city. , For card address | NORTH MON EY Wtd $1500: pewter brick: a eon Ing ' ' 11s roup Ww e foun an oa S:.oud | | > ’ Sidney. s. 3 ‘ , ‘ 7. "08 ispate 1. ~ } , I | ‘ . VW malraa | APARTMENT— Westgate and Clemens; ACR AG os THE RUDOLPH WU oh ond ee (eno) ROOM—Third floor front; light housekeeving ready for occupancy about Jan. 1: onion , ae ~ ae eae —— RR en ene ne ON OUR vi or sleening, Call Gran i AAW | efficiency; renting for $65 and $70. | | |COTTAGE —Nice 4-room; must sell on ae- M ARK ET E AS I OF GRAND DI VI DENDS . a , 4 bess * M FRANK STE lL, [.. BEST PLACE ROOM “Bewutifully furnished. large. private | eee ee ee ies R, CO., |! tf ‘148 Linton, ness; leaving city; epee: Brick, 6-room dwelling: occupted , by two | tr DOO tleman. Fores R hestni it af. | To > Y C gg a oe = ae . -_ | | RNISHED APART MENTS ii ° if 4€59 Ashland av., corner Cora av.; Nearly O07 | 7 (c7) : : ve in popular shades. ~| A WONDERFUL PURCHASE | Westsninsren Pr 4i5—weautitutiy” fur-| Westwate and Clemens: ready for occupan- | Cash Price new; 4 large rooms. tile bath. electric. marble | HOUSE—6-room brick, on Michigan av.: | New $100 u A emall | VBERT & SONS, 2607 Frecnkiin av.; free |. Of the entire stock of electric pianos of | we le t 448 pts, Coes Teoma, alent See: ws rents for $17 ver month: price 81 : or in coBvenient 7 en tuning. repair! @ and refinish- the Marquette Acency of S*. Lou's: most of ter: excellent meals. Forest .6448, ; ANDERSON- -BiOCKE-BUEKMANN R. cO., '} || terms: occupant will show. See with extra 30 feet. 820. look at this: WELI,- -CONSTRUCTED INCOM : ” rat B71. (c56) oe oh slichtlvy used. enables vs to offer WESTMINSTER PIL.. 4060—Desirable house- SDA ¢ ‘hestnut-st. - | ROLAND A. WISE. 812 Chestnut. Cen, (221 Michigan, then see Mr. McAdam ERTY IN A FIRST-CLAS LOC | henstein Realty Co., 6428 Michigan. . For particulars see | nishe room for two: continuous hot wa- - . . cy; S-room efficiency; renting for $110. | 120x125: frame garave: bargain at $3500; ont 171, _ ba sat thenal ) me, 2d floor; heat, hi vater, Tr T= T eiveie . ; SiS layer ong a eneciaity Bao. AUTOMATIC PIANO CO. 982% Olive ett (82) | theme wars Ab rages tsi 5 STERLING APARTMENTS ] Box R-328 ae FLATS. APARTMENTS FOR SALE eer aenrieey —r | BROADWAY SAVINGS — ~~~ RESIDENCE—6 large rooms, bath. Turniit-ce, é - i Hi N, 16th, Central 1948, Tyler UNTIL SPRING. 1 | TALKING MACHINES |WEST PINE BL., %814—Nicely furnished MONTHLY OR LEASE. etc.; in good condition; worth $5000. owner | P mre ~ must sell: cut price to $3800: Mice 40-ft. iof PRUST CO: TERMS, : A galt OB planos, pvlavers: first-c = | bier partatteen ~ veers. omplety housekeeping. 5168 Pershing av.: 2 rooms, 3-room effi- | ° | work guaranteed; years’ exper'!- |A_FEW cabinet style phonographs, $47 to | WES! PINE BL... %805 Housekeeping room, etone y: completely furnished: also 3 rooms, 5- Post-Dispatch ‘CENTRAL . like new with range: Od ’ floor. room efficiency. See manager on premises. front an i side streets made: Bellefontaine . w 7, er, Winter top. 26 wring. nk Kauts. 2529 S. Jefferson, Sidney | $75 each; they look and swag ; Sis mi. 1 | | V | . ler. a i , Victor 25761 Tore terme. K.eeckamp Piang Co., 3121- 3 S. | WaT PIXE HL.. 4100—Large front room) 2». & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut st. (cR) || (c61) SA E CAR FARE | see Mr. Mc pane, Ot sehenaaete Realty to. rand. ” ad ~ | yt 4 Y y eee conveniences: rea. | UNIVERSITY APTS | xm | (428 Michigan. Lac. 164R, Riv. 291. LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPER rv BUY 1816 CHOUTEAU AY. 5-ROOM HOUSE, $2900 ring. : XPt RT, plans tuning, repairing; rens- ATT UO. pomenibe | vet ho wire wheels. ble; all work guaranteed. M. Feld-| BRI NSWICK— Beautiful cabinet ry | sonable. PvE ¥. i8 Park. Phone Grarni 3900, Victor | perfect condition; YS 4 oe ni ' |'WHITTIER, 710—Two 2d-floor connecting, | 3703 Washington; 3 rooms, 5 rooms effi- | =: ve, en) “ee (cl4) | SHAT TINGER MUSIC Four and Five Room Flat Morganford, / Arsenal; 5 rooms, bath, Avro) OBILES pouane: warm, housekeeping rooms; range, clec- | clency; sun parlor: completely furnished; | | : at AN irer, factory man. Vic-| BRUNSWICK cabinet-eize, mahogany. Like | tric. | poxthery exposure: fuel, gas and _ electric | SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE MARTIN-BREITT R. E. CO DOU “GHERTY I R. E. CO., 863 Chestnut st. | LOANS by eo y on tt ight. og chummy. ne “ira: Sidney a Birdman, sus S. new. Takes tn trade. Terme if desired, NORTH | yee Jan. 15. See attendant on | -~~~~-~~ errr > 4 , | S1X.ROOM BRICK DWELLING dorsements. pa Poat- : ifter (cl4) AN ©O., 1004 Olive et. (ch) pr e HOUSE—In St. Charles, Mo.; 8-room brick; | 1119- 1 Cl oa . | MON ait i FRESH ROSENBAUM-HAUSCHULTE, 2 - i, 8-1: ‘; iemical Bld OT-WATER HEAT, BY to = on automed . 24 Broadway (oR) 4 75x150. Address Box 63, Riminew les. sO ‘ g. ‘es 62xx Magnoll 2: 6 teama + ew bath: let . Auto ON RS PERE ae eas aX SY) | a” “salari FARM—45 acres. A. w cor. Manchester and sits lites _ SOUTH ; 4 oe et 1 HERTY R. E. CO., 808 Chestnut et. eas ‘terms; con ried beooler | size cabinet machine. Fumed oak. At a/| BLAIR, 4833—Three nicely furnished rooms | =— — aor, | Music Dept.., 12th and Olive ets. ic#2) , . 2 ° 5 T—301: « ' vr / on furniture in at ° “ -note, ogany; . ' ' : . 1 get not over $25 nth. Box N- FLAT 013 Walton pl. ; 4 rooms and flet ey oo sina Mu BENTON PI... 1—Rooms; good board: private 26. Post-Dispatch. Le need vv MAPLEWOOD first floor, “ rooms and sleeping Soret’ sec | SOU CH SIDE RESIDENC EK and Storage Co., ly Cent. PALAIS AAI onal Stave: owner anxious to sell on easy Seven rooms, modern every way; located 5 rieash 3534 S Grand. MO) \ ~ TOR VICTROLA—-With 86 selectiong; seil | family: ell conveniences; reasonabie. degen owe DP ER-PIANOS—From $175 up. | oe I rere, ene ae ~ REWARD—Wanted. to lease 5. or e ; . var ‘ ’ . A ey | g : ¢ , - ee , 5 4 COTTAGE—Maplewood, nice 4-room cot e: | terr See us for particulars. nd of Tower Grove cars; vacant, immediate LO MM. RN ~).. 12th and Olive. (ch) SHATTINGE AR MUSIC CO... 910 Olive. . WEST ' yoom bungalow or 4 or 5 room : ' let 100x160: ° grape arbor 00 pS ow ao JOS. ®. DICKMANN R. E. CO., €23 Chestnut. | possesion; must be sold: great big bargain; | Established pservlce: gnie ANO—655, uprigbt. im.@oe0d condition for| VICTOR VICTROLA. style Xi, See eee oes | opay above reward for satisfactory informe- house: 1 block from echoo! ; price $3000 ~ ¢ AND 5 ROOM FLAT, BATH, ETC. cheaper than rent: You, must Sct Quick; | CITY OK 7 a ner, $1 per _. lehman Piano Co.. before ae soliay a 8 ee. -,| CABANNE,. .5112—Room and_ board: a'so| tion. Fox L.-22%. Post-Dianatch. ss (eT) | ~MecCRADY & SMITH, 506 Pontiac Bide v1 $ 400 ‘ ' owner direct. Lindell 1040, ___ | 412 Holland Ride ISLS — (5) E ROL * ao pet OTe a “| roommate for ladv. Phone Forest 913 a> {> FURNISHED FLATS & AP’T’S WTD (4); Convenierit to downtown: a alt lt and In WEST LOANS ON FU RNITU RE AND ad ) “ADO any came, tt . POD BODOOOOOOOoweaeaeeneeerneeeeee_oe—eseeee LPPLPPPLN PPP good condition: ole or O16 ickKory si X sini ttt z i . per cent per month, in accorda ~¥ terme $2 per week. | rds: will eacrifice, Call 1423) Belt, + | CABANNE, 3534-1. arge, 4 deautifully fur-| FURNISHED APARTMENT AVtd.—Small: or RICHMOND | HEIGHTS JOS. FP. DICKMANN R. E. CO... #23 4 thest nut SED MNCE—Neat vaste tel S roome | ain’% law regulating same. Munict ag . Olive _s' (5) ° i KULA—Large, beautiful machine: 8350; nished front roo, vard, gentiemen pre- reom with kitchenette: Clark School” vi pie Pe ” ; ~4 and $ brick flat: rents 1 for $3: 4 per | — ns phd > myers . ) » Locust m., room 802, ve 1107 0! a: : School - , rick - Mi 2 | r 5 department: 15 bargain for soineone. 1442 North Market, | ferred. Forest &as7s. (73) | cinity. "inom L-107. Poat-Dispatc c Be a iuchenend Heights: 6-room: ‘ear: has baths, fine. yard. e.: price | sMancheater line, Owner, Bon Not D. | te at from $4) up. Ist floor CATES, 51ThSuite of bedroom and sittin _ — ot-water hea ~pe woe oors s t- | $2750. Can you beat it? : == ) LOANS— ~ LOANS LOANS. TERN N & eo. 12th ard Olive. (ch) | VICTROLA—Cabinet stvle. large mahogany room. adjoining bath, completely furnished, / SUBURBAN PROP’ TV FOR RENT room frame, ; #-room cottage. $3000; "al ._ in Carondelet. See } Mec. RESIDENCE—1l1-room West End; 75 feet; Money loaned t people keeping house: PIANO $115: my SsS-note, with case; regular price: $250: especial for this in well-heated home. Forest 8976 | SMeCRADY & SMITH. 506 Pontiac Bldg | ran 6 aah ‘aan, Ri Wer Roath. — yAS, oc Srér IT gor ( ot. |S anorican rr = eh, ie week, $150; cash or terms. MENGEL MU-| DELMAR BL., 4202—Warm room with board; [oe ie aT 50 — en (4) | Os. 6428 Michigan V._ 291, Lac. 10k ae / merican Loan room S77 en met Cura. and Ron. N-1ak, 840, Balurice $15 8IC CO... 4500 Olive. (5) couple er two gentlemen; conveniences; "eens a 5821—20 acres: 5 grapes: 8-ream Olive _ Tere 4) SOUT i] SIDE SINGI EK FLAT |OPEN—Inspect today: for sale or exchange, Entrance, 2 PN 8th ot —_— reasonable. house; General Motors district; $75. Capb- | WEBSTER GROVES 42 wba 40a dd sage. Vernon. choice §8-room brick -esi- 4s TO nat LOAN a —— |} any 5567, (OD | own RA RAR ARAAARAAA AAA AAAA AR ARAAAAA _ 4100 block of Russel! av.; 5 and 5 room; dence: thoroughly modern. M. 1195, Any lady or gentieman own ine | in tture, 3 6 ee re ee ee es . a ie tone: almost RECORDS > & N —WMcPhereon and fuciid: | . | _ ed peop ou secur! or P 8a Eeenearape ; warnaios. ee ee at eee 2 et beth cant ~~ | COTTAGE— Nice. large grounds; subdurbs:| WRITE for our suburban sale list and map. | Modern every way; | + eae big | KOTSREAN-ALTHEN, Tia. Chemteut, Welart bes 2 sane Lindell 1040, = sss | RESIDENCE-—-9-room corné’- in restricted ten: t and inost he’ ed ter | i CABINETS—For sale: record: used: in Al room with connecting bath: continuous hot 2° p Dis ch * ‘=f ow alien : Cae 2 A OT. 1 a CY WEBSTER GROVES TRUST COj (cS) | DATEAIn’ owner _oiree _— . conveniences: excellent mea = DIANA AV. neighborhood: forced to sell this week: STANDARD CREDIT Ry. | rf) = I Two dwelling», 6 rooms eacn; baths, fur- . | - b PATHE RECORDS-—New, at °%3 1-3 per cent oo ; d: runni cm . . . | rear of lot, fronting on Mason av. -This is porches in first-class condition; rarage In| naces: rent $0€0 year; live in one; the rent ~~~ . wa bench and ca ae discount to close out our Bathe stock of wbOdS;_ Od hess; board; running water, BROADWAY AND O’FALLON. 8S. W. COR. | better than it sounds; price $2500. -, | Teor: owner at 38A9 will show you through. | of the other wil! pay expenses | "STOCKS AND BONDS tox B.S 841, Pont-Disn - ich. CB) records; “i ~ #1. Pant. Ke Cstusie D at. ROOMS WANTED | gent’ firet floor separetely and basement, Will |_WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO.. Agent.ic?) Jos. 'F, DICK MANN R. EB. CO., 623 Chestnuts; MOUGHERTY R. E. CO., 808 Chestnut #t. | -—---~-~~— LL DNL DNANDLDLD PO mt — : Bh 3 r ; ' Ros — } . . bd Cc Bic: " - : ~~ PPIANO—GR-npte: post new #100: | {5th and’Giive ate, nd’ Nett NUNS PER | eee rennin | ARAN AV 1000 Ne: Offices, $4 and up. | HOURE Colonial Brick. of 8 rorintige eee | googly AND, 5 ROOM FLAT. 4000), |" WEST END DWELLING. Suase | CASH for Liberty Bangg ang pert-vald “a . ; ~~ om , * . . ; . . . 2 hes ‘ n , € i —_— a Hi cash % vd oaplne 4 ay ‘Sox | RECORDS and: phonographs bought, — ene "Sled ie noaeke aut bne toene eune tinge TWELETH ND” mall sere’ Terminal and | Splendid garden: convenient to the Frtecs | ¢ lectric showers, furnaces. carage, all im- Blackstone, none faa bys fur- MO.-TEX. oil stock beuaht and sold. ’ Pt ong é enenanges. Record Exchange, 1000 Pine st. tay poodles. Fox -379, Post-I™a. (c4) “eo Pacific Tracks. Vacant ground. | R. ni Poe $13,000: Big Fag Oa. | provements made; bargain, at $4650; easy , : . | EK. Cowherd, Lactede Hote 7 (o14) - . best railroad property in the City. rds. SBSTER ‘ROVE TR | terins: uf parre. i - - | DOU GHERTY , E. co., _ 803 Chestnut et. OFFER Wtd.—On a 1000 eet pote; mane “SOLU MBIA RECORDS, 20% DISCOUNT. ROOM Witd.--Young lady employed: private will bufld. Agent. te (c7) | B. SK. 304, 812 Chestnut st. |Special Ol & co $ Bow 6810; comple . with a r entire stock of thousands of brand- home where there are smal! children and| F. Churchill Whittemore Co., 118-20 N. 4th. | BUNGALOW--l-acre, 6-room brick; price | _ Olive 2734, Centrai_ 6331. ——— -— | WASHINGTON HEIGHTS pw ELLING OIL, STOCK-—M ) 8000; 2 fi 7-room residence, | FI.A’ This is one of the best investments: Westminster, near Skinker: 9 rooms, hard- Motex Of] “Make ms an ater; 16 rr ie and ch. no roomers. Box N-116, Post-Dispatch, 2 acres, ne Ms Pores & CO., 12th and Olive. (5) | BewW TESEI.HORST PIANO COMPANY = on $10,500; nice 6-room residence: lot 200x180, * 8-room flats that always rent | weed loors, hot-water heat; garage; price | 1007 K . . . . ad oe} used uprights, na- , s) | ROOM Wtd.—-Unfurnished front room. vi- rice ; nice 6-room, shades and screens; repairs are moderate: arranged for 6 875 an : 4 3 these e eh an Established Lat Se Sve = ~ cinity of Spring and North Market. Delmar ON el lot 100x140; carage. chicken house, grape families: electric lights: might take A emall DOUG HE RTY _R. EB. Co., _ ROR | Cheatnut _st. First ving. Kleekamp Piano Ce, 836. $4000: > -_ , bor. price $4000: nice 5-room; lot 50x150,| hame in exchange. See 3808-70-72 Connectl- | -————— omen Tictory ——— DESK ROOM—Ground floor: desk. phones, | Sh eoeno: 4 : ! r ow ’ ’ : pen 7 D |e eetteen “420 oe a ee oe Yee ES PMcCRADY & S Sith. 608 Pontlac ‘Bide Tower Grove Heights office, 3114 8. Grand. ‘MY WEST END RESIDENC E } 500 Rank R-PIA: . Mahogany case. 88- ROO an between = and 4500 west. Box N-3, or. Ware ne de Ehebs Meadteahere Olive 7652, (4)! Sidney 453. Victor 88.- Branch of \In_ the 4500 block of Washington bi.; va- oP i it if ff .- Figy ~ i i Ne | Poast-Dispatc Ror. 17: 3-story brick building. with i JOS, F. pre ‘K MANN R. E. C CO., 623 Chestnut Oe ee ree: eee go ge Almest every coutmedar’ te os ¥. = ha ‘ Ox “* . > . | | ae ‘ é } } ain: ¢ | rf i u vente “about 10.000 $60. | IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE auick; owner direct. Lindell 1040 Price recently. Has your money dexieg fe ite.” leaving city Monday; cost $10,000: sell for ~ - ROOM Wtd.--By_young lady emploved: pre- elevator. square feet; 2) ROOMS FOR RENT—CiITY fer North or West St. Louis. in private! OREO & FR. Gu. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. | RR RT ; _ AA . earning power? IT own a block of ~ A RS LANG Sul0 goo inahogeany ee ed family Rox N-O. Poat- Dispa te h. (5) | 8) | p N ES , ' . IMMEDIATE POSSESSION TO YOU ing 6 per cent every thr sec pe ad we. ne and rolls, $i0 monthly one pete Te ee ,_ ee | TO CLOSE A vis TATE FLATS—-New, strictly modern, single or dou-| ppoyr-f; ly artime ‘ a ee months, on ton Leh ROOM Southern exposure; in private fam- | YM Wtd.—Homelike: b fast: small ‘LIroCwy oD 7? i : e ate. tent 438 W ur-fam)i apartment building of 6 and cumstances compel me to sacrifice « OT roo d. me ; reakfast: : OF} KI¢ K S| AC IE 4 and 6 rooms. detached: ble: ail improvements made. Benton 45 7 rooms; strictly modern; best West End of same to raise ready meh kay “i rsd. - man Piano Co., 11 Olive. , & ) os ily; apartment. Lindell 1801 ; fan ’ : Single flat, | (S) = — ~~" i: Louis. Mo. Phone Olive 45 I ern conven : 4 . ian _> inspection and your best ofter. ON ; IAN— me to suit: k* | oo ee eo Reet ne preteered: "eters seem | [ences | BYE siNR "She! Ponies wine," ied) SUES" AEA RB BHO" 815 Creetnut at, | Monomer. get" our terme” aie lie we. ahube SERE MONTEL OLIV EB, B002A Furnished room, , large fron:. | Post-Dis ich. (c4) | FARMS: Imereved: ~ quesveaa fasme Avenel Rents $768, Deine $5250 KOLLAS R. E. CO., 11388 Chestnut. (cé) A have owned v in orivate family ———— oad yu ae , : j | | tO eu, OF es iro ! Whittier st.. near Easton: lot MONEY TO LOAN—City or county property, | Conditions HOTELS STORE— aGuls: 4920 Easton av.: low rent. fine black improved level land, near Sa tk a= 7 hn by ri i, ware poe -¥ EO. R. APPEL. inrosnational Lite Big ——— tale. x SY norder K. : : Cc. PINE. S552—Clean. well-furnishéd sleeping om a + ~ Moulin, Greenville P pepan! Grand, Olive, Laclede cars conven- | —-.—~—-“-“erTr™ — — — BURNS, 1105 Chestnut. (cS) | lil. Owner, U. 8. de baths, gas, electric light; first-class condi. nt. ALCAZAR HOTEL. 3127 Locust st.: rooms, | STORE—Steam heat, janitor service; suilt- | tion; annual rent low, 68; price . Very _—T Was SHINGTON, 3415—Southern exposed sleep- running Water, bathe: T5c day. 84 week.(c®) able for confectionery, cigar store; rent | FARM—280 acres, ; ate Fee _* >. easy terms. on Gn + P ia PEL g's Li wuerete J party has $1500 | LIBERTY BONDS rooms for gentlemen; 1 housekeeping | fiNE jody — feet frontage; best investment proposition in MONEY WANTED mS a guovations na N_CO., 1004 Olive wt. ot) |LAPAYEITE, 2is0-—Connecting aecond | floor a. OUT e a Be renal st. Phone Grend S349W. fc@}) Olive SHR ae —s ‘tacrifies of the eee be bougat ~~ Bacepen at. Dla ' " on all lesves: stacks housekeeping rooms for recnectable adits. | SOU id : STORE—At 4201 Mek ic; suitable for any | FARM—w0o acres; haif cultivation ; Barer ® LIUS HALLER REALTY CO ; aoe m4, Row Nth Veet heen tc B prt . partial Payment or ce MiSSsiasiPrt, j ull Newly furnished slewing | — ee eo ‘c7) | Rex R-78, Preat- Dianatch. (en ) 2! ive ‘bee 16@ N. Riekth m Central sen an RW. nh ~~ : ACHING, . rn et. room: eteam heat, electric, private ome | DE KAY = st oH. Ri) tr th Si: nid | —-— > . wed. — ~MAER hannon _ Th odesia corner Goodtel- te heat; Be ©) | FURNISHED OFFICE Wtd.—Small. private, TIMBER LAND—300 acres, & nnon Co. sb TO) -OS e ni with A: poo CHOICE FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST Olive wt, (cd) ' on : railroe pe er oe 3-rooem — oe go rooma oy NINTH, 1106 &.—-Four roome, $12: 1418 8. containing tele one; will rent permauent Mo.. 6 miles from liroed; $15 ra re; uble atid "cendition: reate 0028; $4000, $4500. x No61 Post-Dis. ‘89)| 340 acres St. Charles Con, to se spie ethos and $18 all ring @ per cent, Tou Get B18 wEADGUAnTRR complete w th neh 12th - 4 rooms, 812 or temporary pod TEN Three-room LOFT Wid. _— or t rons roa4@: fine stock and grain farm w oy » . aerween a Tih end iss eel reom 407. Ta Chestoes. } secures > a fi ath real oto. | private 3418— “Oliva. at tecikg ‘Tower Grove Grove rk. vies stairs. Toul pe — 4S Yeckal In Keeney ts. she _ Woastagtee ay.. McORADY & SIND, 506 Pontiac Bldg. (c)

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C THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' = Women’s || Jeney | FAMOUS -BARR C O. | e $2 in ( Lar ~~ Largest Distributors of Merchandise al Oxfords P antale ttes We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash a 9 roe priest — Se eat Friday Special, $6.98 Values, : Ff Paes or $2.50 in Merchandise—lew Restricted Articles Excepted. $ 40 $ 00 i @ 9 9 $ styles, and are made of heavy weight £ lightly imperfect € to be seen in all sections Friday carry a message of true economy on personal needfuls and fortable—good range of i. Pre cx Bec m 1 , ‘ . A ge. ee, ee ‘ - % rr. a ea Ps He . as aay % . a reg ‘ - . bo A] . 4 a te) . a Ae ti , s , > 4 } . - e aie >» e ‘ ier ’ " ‘ n yg ll fee UA eo Ta ae 4 Sollee, 4 “ ee : ae oe he oa: 4 tL ee eae or « “ye. - -— , me a ed + “ei .- + ty : > & ’ . THURSDAY asereens sits snueaiiteateemmanisteael? Lestelle Corsets $3.50 value .19 @ Lace-front Corsets, in @ Bleaghed Table Da Me medium and low bust ask, 2 yards wide, Sg » a. Friday Special, ve é Only 465 in the lot; @ Oxfords in the popular aes of a good quality five-eyelet style so Pe silk jersey with fitted : for Winter service. Choice ankles in the popular | | of patent or kid leather Harem style. Choice of | @¢ Coupled with th a. AGEN oe - a4 = = ¢ Fake “ FAS ee. ee. "2 >. —_— ~~ * —=— ae ~ ie 2 atZe | a ee , 2 Sree >. = ates & 2 dy 3 ~ a, eet oo i roms => eS > aa’ : Sm * z sof — 1% % Pa ey ee ee - with light turn soles and full Louis heels.

Fifth Floor a customer. . Fifth ries $$ ——— PrTTTTTITIVILI TT ee ———_—- eeree TrTtiiiiii Pritiiiiiiiialls eeeteeee seenee $20 to $45 Frocks: ue Sizes for Women and Misses ee a ty WTTITITILIIITITIITIT MPITTTTITITIT TITTTL LIT Ceeteveeeeeees Lace © Curtains Friday, 8. 55 Regular $3.00 to $4.00 values in this unusually good offer in Lace Curtains for Friday. They include odd *Jots of Scotch and Filet Cur- tains in a large variety of ‘ designs suitable for any room in the house. Choice of white, ivory and , Belge. Fourth Fileor Axminster Rugs #19 @ Just 225 Dresses taken from our regu- lar ere and featured Friday at this special price. A great many models that you wil ni like to choose from—pretty and attractive « les of the materials now most Fevour , such as Serge, Tricotine and Jersey Georgette, Crepe de Chine, Taffe- ta, Charmeuse, Satin, etc. The trimmings include beading, braiding, em- broidery, ribbons, vovelty vestees, ete All sizes 14 to 44 in the assortment.” Women’s Dress Skirts, $10 to $15 values Cheice of about 250 Skirts, which include all of the season’s models, in broken lots from our regular stocks. They are of serge, silk, poplin, satin, taffeta and wool plaids. All sizes 24 to 30 waist. Third Fileor RS ee —- oo. —— One-Day Sale of Ivory-W hite Toilet Articles , $1.25 $ $450 Values. . @ Very exceptional sien in these dainty white Toilet Articles. Choice of many useful pieces such as Hair Receivers, Powder Boxes, Hair Brushes, Combs, Jewel Cases, Perfume Sets, Bonnet Brushes and various other items. The quantities are limited. ad) Ae Main Floor Friday () Special.. In the popular 9x12-foot size with choice of a large variety of pretty designs and colors. A deep rich pile for which the Axminster is noted. Oriental, medallion, floral and conventional figure designs in rose, green, blue, tan and ‘beautiful mixtures. Fourth Floor Home Needs at Friday Special Prices $1.55 Ironing Boards— 6-ft. sise.......91.24 Friday Special. . co. t the and a witch when stormy weather approaches. Second Ficer Bestyette Rain Capes me | oz F398 q These popular Raincapes for girls of 6 to 15 years are made of navy blue or red rubberized sateen and are strictly waterproof. Girls’ White Dresses, $2.45 and $3.55 Of white lawn, daintily trimmed with Val. lace and embroidery. Sizes 6, 8, 10 and 14 years. rvhira Fioor Boys’ Norfolk Suits Bpeciahre 917/00 @ Well-made Suits with detacha- ble belts and slash pockets. Come in tan, gray and brown mixtures. oe fully lined. All sizes 8 0 Boys’ $1.75 to $2.50 Knickers, $1.48 Of fancy cassimeres in dark and medium shades. Full lined with button bottoms. All sizes 9 to 17 ycars. \ $1.25 Rompers, 92c . Made of Outing Flannel, in me- dium and dark shades. Sizes 3 to Boys’ $6.75 Novelty Suits— sizes 24, to 6 84.77 Second Fleer Children’s $3.95 Bathrobes Beacon cloth Bathrobes, in tan and blue shades. Sizes 8 to 12 $2. 95 years. Third Floor Children’s Black Aprons Made of good quality sateen, with long sleeves, neat collar, belt and SOC pocket. Sizes 6 to 12 years. Third Floor Esmond Crib Blankets Made of good quality material, ‘$1 blue or pink gursery patterns, Size 303 40 inches. Third Floor $2.98 Tablecloths Bleached damask, mercerized finish Cloths, in handsome round $2.25 designs. 2-yard size. Fifth Floor $1 Table Damask Mercerized finish, bleached Table 75¢ Damask, in a good weight. Short lengths of 1% to 3 yards. Fifth Floor _— eee Sh Bed Sheets Made of good quality bleached $1 R9 sheeting and scamless. Size 81x90 ° inches. Splendid value. Fifth Fleor —_——- SS CL ee Bath Towels Bleached hemmed Turkish Bath 39 C Towels, all white or with blue border. K ifth Floor — — — ——_ + 3 30¢ Longcloti, Yd. 06 inches wide, soft finjshed Long- 25¢ cloth, suitable for women’s and children’ s wear. Fifth Floor $3.50 Portrait Photos, Doz. Friday, one dozen of our Sepia Portrait Photos, each in a beauti- $2.05 ful folder, at this special price. Artisti- cally finished in brown. Studio—Sixth Floor 50c Gingham, Yd. Attractively woven styles of 32-inch plaid, checked, striped and plain 39¢ washable Ginghams. Main Floor $1.75 Silk & Wool Poplin, Yd. Staple, plain colored Silk-and- Wool Poplin, in dark shades, 40 $1.45 inches wide. Main Fieor $3 Wash Satin, Yd. Ivory white, all-silk Washable ‘ Satin, in soft finish. 36 inches $2.48 wide. Main Floor $3 Striped Silks, Yd. Pretty fancy striped satin ond $2 19 satin and taffeta combinations, 36 inches in width. Main Fleer 49c Persian Prints, Yd. Dark ground, 24 inches, wide, ‘half silk, printed in Persian patterns; 38 for kimonos or linings. Main Floor -_----— $1.25 Black Venetian, Yd. Satin faced, perfect black Farm- er’s Satin, 34 inches wide; suitable 98c for bloome rs or skirts. a $3 Gray Boucle Cloth, Yd. eavy, light gray woolen Boun- cle C loth, 54 inches wide. Splen- $2.25 did quality. Main Floor $3 Cream Bedford, Yd. Heavy quality, pure wool Bed- ford Cord, in different size welts. $2.25 o4 inches wide. Main Fleor $1.25 Plaid Worsteds, Yd. Dark and bright Plaids, of 40- indh wide, good quality worsteds: limited OC quantity. Main Floer ’ Men's $3 and $3.50 Soft Hats the new prevailing styles and colors; not évery size in $2.35 every style, but all sizes in the lot. Main Filoeor Boys’ $1 $1.50 Winter Caps Blue serge, corduroy and fancy pat terns to matth overcoats. All hott. pull-down ear protecting bands. Main Floor , $25 Dinner Sets merican semi-porcelain, in various border decorations, $15. 95 with gold treatment. Subject to slight im- perfections. Fifth Floer $1.50 Decorated Glassware Odds and ends in water goblets, ice crcam and water tumblers, in va- 50c ridus decorations. Limited quantity. Fifth WVleer $14.50 Electric Reading Lamps Metal art glass Reading Lamps, with large shades and $9, 65 metal bases. Complete with two pull chain sockets, cord and plug. Fifth Fleor $1.25 Eau de Quinine Pinaud ’s Eau de Quinine, in large size bottle, specially priced for Fri- 19¢ day only. Main Beer Usoline, Bottle White Rissian Mineral Oil, .in large 16-ounce size bottle. Special 50c value. Main Ficer Main Floor ,one pound to customer. Williams’ Shaving weap Quick and Easy Shaving Soap; 8 6 cakes to pound; per pound, 47c. Limit C Main Floor American Lady Hair Nets Cap and fringe styles, in for all shades; limit two dozen 6 50c to a customer; per dozen, 90c. a Main lIleor Coats’ pmere Cotton Good quality Darning spools, Cotton, in all colors, 45 3 10c yards to spool ard limit six spools to cus- tomer. Main Wloor Wilsnap Snap Fasteners, Card All sizes in black and white. a six cards to customer. Cc Main Filoor $30 Baby Carriages Made of good quality reed, with 25 reed hood and reversible gear. Fifth Fleor -_-- —- —SS aa $16.50 Fiber Dress Trunks Well-made Dregs Trunks, in large size. Made of good qual. $13. 25 ity fiber, . Fifth Kloor $35 Wardrobe Trunks Fiber-eovered ‘Trunks, ere toune lined and good hanging $29.50 system. Also some Steamer Wardrobe Trunks in the lot. Fifth Fleer —_— — + — oe -—_ _ $14.50 Steamer Trunks Well-made Steamer Trunks, equipped with good lock. Spe- $i 1.50 cial value. Fifth Floor $10. 75 Reed Baby Strollers Made with adjustable back and front of excellent quality $8. 19 reed. ‘Fifth Floor Women’s and Girls’ Shoes Assorted Jot in patent, dull or patent and kid vamp with white $2.95 tops. High or low heels. Second Floor ee ee ee Misses’ and Children’ s Shoes Lace or button styles, in pat ent or dull leathers. Assorted ot. Robe Second Floor ee | eee ee + Boys’ $1.25 Blouses Boy Blue make, in attached-col- lar style; of good quality blue fan-O9C nelettc; sizes to 15 years. Second Floor Women’s Kid Gloves, Pair Excellent quality Gloves, in cogs sizes only. Slightly mussed, but -plendid values. Laces, Yard Beautiful wide Laces and Bands, in flouncings and allovers, Special JUC value. Originally priced $1.50 to $0. Main Floor Main Floor ee $1.25 Baby Flouncings, Yd. 27-inch wide neatly embroidered 88 Swiss Flouncings, with ruffled bor- C ders. Main Floor 15c Handkerchiefs, Each ‘or men. Large size, white hem- () stitched. For women. Imported white | C Shamrock Handkerchiefs, with Woveu borders. Main Fleor Dress Trimmings, Yard Various kinds of beaded, spangled and fancy bands, appliques nd DUC motifs. Originally priced $1.50 to $o Main L‘loor Dress Trimmings, Yard Fancy beaded, jet and silk guimpes, wide braids and l’ersian 10c bands Originally priced Zoe to $1.20. Main Vleor $7.50 Plaid Blankets, Pair Wool-mixed Blankets, oe $5 75 66x80 inches; attractive blue, tan 7 or gray plaids, finished with overcast ends, Fourth Floor Little Boys’ Shoes, Pair Gunmetal and tan foot-form, ~— school Siibes, in sizes 11 to $2.95 34g; $3.50 values. Second Floer Men’s $3 Slippers Made of good quality tan kid, ? 45 in Romeo style with turned * soles. Second floor 95c Stationery 48 sheets and 48 envelopes, white, pink and blue in each ae 69¢c Splendid quality fabric stock; ribbon tied, Main Ileer Women’s Silk Hose Full-fashioned pure thread Silk R8 Hose, with lisle tops, soles, heels and C toes. Some slight seconds; black, white and colors. $1.75 to $2.00 values. Main Fleer Men’s Underwear Heavy and medium ee Sh 44 fine worsted,. wool and merino . Underwear, in broken lines, samples, dis- continued lots and seconds $2.00 to $35.95 kinds. Main Fleer LL EE OE ae seeeee mH mPTTTTTITITITITT lll evee February Furniture “ale Began Today, and Surpasses in Size and Value-Giving All Our Past Events @ Steady and extreme advances in the cost of good Furniture were expected and provided against by our going into the markets months ago and anticipa- ting our requirements. The advantage of this preparedness is brone out in the tn- usual values by which you may benefit. Liberal Deferred Payments Can Be Arranged eee reer re , ¢. Carload upon carload of high-quality Ports niture is displayed on tho selling floor or held in reserve in warehouses. You cannot de better than to provide your present and fu.” ture Furniture needs during this sale, for » vour savings range from 10% to 25% and © more. oe a if Fourth Fleer ne se ae OO Ore -- — - ees SOCHRESEHESOE EHS H SEE TES OC EE EE EE SEREe PITTITTT PITTI rr Seeeeeeereseesacereeereeeeeres »~ Basement Economy Store Women’s and Misses’ Coats are $15 and $20 Values at... « Cleverly-styled Coats, well fhade and of a weight that assures plenty of warmth. The popular loose-back and belted models. fashioned of Wool velour, cheviolt, melton cloth and silvertone, in a vari- ely of the most desired colors. Some are plain, others have col- lars of plush or fur. lined. Women’s and misses’ sizes and a few girls’ sizes. 10— most in evidence, and they're Lined or half , Basement Economy Stere Petticoats Long Petticoats in both regular and extra sizes; solid white or pink and blue striped: flannelette; length 54 to 40. $1.25 to $1.50 values, for Basement Economy Store Women’s Kimonos Fitted waistband style,-made of flow- ered crepe and challie; collars satin trim- med; all sizes; $2.50 and $1 88 « $2.98 kinds Basement Economy Store Black Taffeta Black chiffon Taffeta, 36 inches wide; a splendid quality for skirts and dresses; $2.50 value; special $2 19 s at, yard Basement Economy Store Suitings Wool-mixed Suitings, 36 inches wide; shown in gray, brown and dark blue; 85¢ quality, yard 69c Basement Economy Store Men’s Shoes Lace models, made of gunmetal] leather on English lasts; >with Goodyear welt soles; all sizes; $6.45 $5.25 value, pair Basement Economy Stere Women’s Shoes Nine-inch Lace Boots of patent leather; with flexible soles and leather Louis or Cuban heels; all sizes; $6.85 $5 95 kind, Friday, pair . Basement Economy Store Odd Corsets Made of pink and white coutil, in low and medium bust styles, with rubber top; some lace front models; broken $i 29 sizes; $1.75 and €2 values, for Basement Economy Store Table Damask Bleached mercerized Table Damask, 64 inches wide; various patterns; 69 slightly stained; yard Cc Basement eonemy Stere Women’s Hose A broken line of women’s black and brown cotton Hose, made with | high spliced heels; 25c kinds, pair, OC Basement Economy Store Men’s Work Shirts Made of light blue Myra chambray; cut extra large and finished with faced sleeves and pockets; sizes 14% to 17. $1.15 kinds Basement Economy Store Women’s Gloves White duplex chamoisette Gloves, with backs heavily ombroidered in 49 black. 79c quality; Friday, at . C Basement Economy Store — Panel Curtains Voile Curtains, in panel effects; lower border of Filet ee both sides daintily edged; $2.25 to $2. kinds, each Basement Economy Store Lace Curtains Single Lace Curtains, 2% to 3 vards long and full width; slightly mr eg specially priced at, each Congoleum R 3x9-ft. size; small allover patterns in _ pleasing colors; slightly imper- fect; splendid value at .... ‘25 Basement Economy Store 9x12 Rugs Wool and fiber Rugs, closely woes ae ails shown in ‘igh sh es of green and blue; s t seconds o O15 -binGs .occc sober

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see OE TYS TES HOSE ET iful chestnut, f ® 7° Ps at am afraid “3 ; you . e name a pretty « considered when it came to. , a “ 4 , ; + Whoever wrote that, “saw Milton, and raised d effictent f tional because les, but alas! it’s the same A hea. ate intone’ and strife, but, honest, we real-| ¢Sawwy7-*Q-.-. yh We ? > You He asleep within my arms— him one,” as it were. R. G. B. nog Seah auumae ae yeas onal r the willing > >, ’ — ‘ ee eo 1’ . . , ; ies ' ou e to see Carranza try to take Texas—if . _ Py ae Ye gods, how could I ask for more Roadside sign on the East Side: his public speech, without due process of & you, and your | the rest of the country would k bieaci enti! the | just keep quiet in the fracas was over.—Houston Post. - ~—J. H, Cassel in New York Evening World, r= ~~ Than all these sleep-provoking charms? But, darling, how you snore and snore! H, M. WILLIAMS. * No Trust Passing 2ew'os ace « oe Boo soes SOCGSSSSsececesceeesresesses well as when he is robbed of his pre hanged without lawful warrant from @ court of justice, ee you shall be

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4” wf i Lv TOMEN’S PAGE we ee Se ae POST-DISPATCH Daily Magazine —-- ~~ «= THURSDAY. f JANUARY 15, 1999. villi ime ea 8 oe Ps eee ee hee aT Se ae v? ie a * i ty * WOMEN’S PAGE r Price Committee pNecaed for Prospective » Brides and Grooms to Aid Cupid This Year le’s District Attorney Takes a Hand in In- vestigating the High Cost of Marriages. — —_————-- By FAY STEVENSON. NEW YORK, Jan. 14. all our Fair Price Com- ttees, isn't it about’ time that we organize a committec the cost keeping a wife? wther words, how far will the wage young man’s salary go to- maintaining a wife? tly Seattle has been investi-| the cost of living on pros- ve marriages. An inquiry into prices of furniture, food and ng has becn instituted by the st Attorney, with the co-oper- of local merchants. far will a young man’s sal- ‘of $150 go toward maintaining ly?” is the first question to be | by the committee. Per- will be detailed by the com- District Attorney Saunders io keep an exact budget of ex- needed to maintain an family for a period of one The figures will Be pub- - ~ 7 =e ae - « wee - Sea tca re I otT ‘= Training Little Citizens Concerning Manners. | —— \ ' _ 667 ASSERT confidently that it is | in the power of one American | ' | mother to make as many gentlemen | . . . . “Well,” Mr. Hoyt remarked, lifting his head as we approached. “There is not an ounce of gold up- I on the island,” I said. ; | Mr. Hoyt motioned to Margaret, /and she left us. _ “I will give you 20,000 pounds,” “You ihe said, “to sign that report.” “If your condition,” I answered. “did not prohibit such measures, [ should punch your head,” He smiled. “Exactly the answer I expected,” he remarked. “Well, we shall save the money. The'Press is a great power. But now it is announced in |contain the richest gold mine in the | Pngland that you have left Jamaica or Morcaqua Gold Mine. That is sufficfent for us. The signature which will adorn this report Inay not be yours, but I promise you that it will be a very fair imitation. I only regret,” he added with a faint smile. “that it will be necessary for you to become my guest here for some time. ranks,” he called, “my crutches.” [ saw servants on their way to the little harbor with luggage, and Mr “You mean to leave me here?” | She smiled at me, a little sadly,| but the story they told was Arab- | ¢xclaimed. lanesque. It was a wonderfyl report but with a softened gleam in her dark eyes. “You had better be careful,” she sald, quietly. “Do you know that I am supposed to be acting as @ sort of decoy? They have lost confidence in me for some reason, but that was my original position.” “Tt am willing,” I assured her, “to be decoyed. If you say the word I was unsigned. I laid it down with a little laugh. “It is,” I said, “a marvelous work of imagination.” “It will sound better.” he re- marked, “when your name is at the foot.”’ , a I stared at him for a moment in “It is regrettable, but necessary,” of the Morcaquan gold mine, but it/he answered. [ was unarmed, but In any case resistance would have been absurd. There were at least a dozen men waiting for a algnal from him. An hour later there was nothing to be seen of the steamer but a thin line of smoke upon the horizon. To Be Continued Tomorgow. i liakeimietedibaineidiieniinaiateniaiaaiaall will give my parole and come to NT NM rcaqua.” She withdrew her hand suddenly, and laid it upon my arm. She gripped me «o tightly that is seemed to me her fir -ers were meeting in my flesh. “Tl will not say it! If you have the slightest chance of escape, seize ‘it. If you can avoid coming to Mor- take that risk. Remember my words. Be silent how.” So I ayxiswered her nothing, know- ing that her quicker woman's in- stinct had warned her of a coming interruption. And, indeed, barely a moment had passed before Anthony’s soft voice sounded in her ears, “Tt is very fortunate,” he said, “that you are already acquainted with Miss Hoyt.” “Why so?” I asked. | He raised his eyebrows and delib-| erately blew out the match from which he had lit his cigarette. Women’s $12 to $1 French heels. l- and all-gray glazed ki Swope’s Shoes Sharply Reduce Broken Sizes From Regular Stock Boots, with ay suede also of brown kid with gray kid tops. . “Surely you know,” he said, “it is Miss Hoyt’s father who is so anxious to have the honor of making your acquaintance.” Four vo on the fifth morning of ch heels. our voyage I awoke in my berth Women’s $12 and $13 a leather Pumps with with a peculiar sence of stillness, the cause of which was readily ap- parent. The engines had stopped. I swung from my berth, and looked out of the porthole. There was noth- ing visible but a waste of green wa- ters. I dressed, and hurried on deck. On the port side of the steamer was what looked to be e barren rock of an island, ornamented with a fringe of scanty herbage. Anthony, with a quiet smile, extended his hand toward it. “Welcome,” he said, “to Morca- qua!” * I shrugged my shoulders. ( “What in the name of all that is marvelous,” I said, “can I have been brought here for?” A soft voice from behind auaswered Women's $6 to $8. Lace Boots of ae > gee and tent leather and black calf, Tg - — tops, all with leather walking s. = . - _—w Re ner Nee mee eee, EP ONE oe. Hfoyt was himself evidently prepared | The lan- | for « journey. ) lh ee eee ter tor IM Na ly A ety. cea tte caine Ns = fal in ae ee ee : = eee — a ae - " . a eee ere ROR tee t- SOE TI OIG IT ee, OR 2A Greer or ee a hee TN SN A SR A EN RR NTS Pr REN Se I es oc gh AS te ~ we A AE PAELLA LED EGG ALG GS “Dib i AI A all sa tty sip Does Cai RE RR ao Dotan rma ell aa.” ee. es ORNL PTE OP LOE 5 EERE OT LATE | ma - LOL LLL NE I AO NOE Si AI te gy sg OPER gy RO oA z - SO Re re i ee em SES A Er, MG ani

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SO URE OE. TRS . - eee ee ae Qe ee ee ee * a me ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' THURSHAT EVENING, JANUARY 15, 1920. : ST LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH ' STC Gee PH Get the Broadway hits first on [ih acai JANUARY CLEARANCE § MA , VIED | Cutlery Special aa Takes Man Who | p laveya! O Q | a ph] I e& f R e Cc re: r ad S | For Friday and Satur J. | By the Associated Press. | | _ Safety = | NEW YORK, Jan. 15.—John | UPRIGHT, GRAND AND PLAYER PIANOS I =: :« to the attention Previously acknowledged. . .$12,207 71 : ‘Employes Robert Gordon, | it Union Av, 1 00 | Between Locust and St. Charles . i) ane be endorsed, foll | Pupils Neville School | one . | Sees " of : ae. Re it reseived. In order to close out the balance of this mammoth stock of new, used and shopworn pianos, we will make an EXTRA Dancing. 36003A N. Grand. 2 ne nettton ef tis DISCOUNT of 25 Per Cent. | gp Dancin | , A : | 7 | eTtas Chestnut St. 1! Rice-Stix Dry Goods Co., Distributors, 10th and Washington Av. = ——} Carpentier mateh | eh getad carat | NESE at eee , : ST FHOTO FuAY THRATERR PHOTO PLAY FRAMED "trae Ri empeey 8 pt 8 6! , /E mployes Columbia ‘Taxicab Pa 4 Co., male inane Eastern che meee sili PATHE FRERES PHONOGRAPH COMPANY, BROOKLYN, N. Y. w_ Re ie further re 400 Player-Piano, N Emploren i “dt : | a cones $400 Player-Piano, Now -6295 ORIN Con fob tate ste 7 | for imeelt the es | i-_mptoy Ss -~W 0. . 4 :' 2 4 450 Player-Piano, Now CLR eee , ” eR y , Employes William A. | | . y the history of the . y ae eee Ave. | , wa ot go mode aay ~F Me it further res 550 Player-Piano, Now ee ae : I : , anion, 1400 Cane ge | WILLI AM RUS by ELL a + Throngnedy Ge nat GOO Player-Piano, Now omplorea ee ire Coe | . , 10 oa n sot , : ' . rT E mployes Kiseman Bros. | L ' “Th Li i Hi ym | . dada ot ee 700 Player-Piano, Now pet Meter Co,” = | | in e Lincom lighway man” tion on Bob Ma 621 N. I % | bi ercentag 800 Player-Piano, Now . fim ee ———|| Constance Binney—Otis Skinner” throughout | the 12,26 5 * 7 “ | im ction 4d | — __ 919205 30 | wooreaeos , mnt sn on Blanche Bates—Henry Miller --— motors will as _ _——-——- Terms, $12 Per Month ~ i a ns ’ , | UL. S. Auto or Build Chinese | : a Pe st i's | | Florence Ziegfeld—Dan Frohman — : nee berg : | 77 WiLLiam FOX Na in“TOM’S LITTLE STAR” ~@ We will accep | FRE BENCH and MUSIC ROLL With Every | By the Associated Press. Colorado promot Player-Piano Sold During This Sale. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15,— = ; RIDA _§ . American automobile manufacturers “ a others just the thing for BEGINNERS. several American automobile con- | The Life Is Cosmo olitan, Smart and Interesting. | A Land Where Man Wats Man— Hear Rudolph's Jase Oreaeste we will hearker | cerns, who arrived here yesterday ° Climate Is Buperb. | AND ALL WEIK Vihere Cannibals Siill Thrive, Pia ‘hia Picture wha oi 1. re06— * . . or . - - ‘ $400 Upright, or... from the Far East. |] Drive through tropical trult groves: play golf \ | ata SUNDAY—VIOLA DANA in “THE WILLOW TREEE Martin Gain \Y mahogany case.... two 18 ty ¥ cou reese: . olo Club, tennis, fishing, Ss Standar | yachting nway's Datly Band Concerts; auto- ¥ DAILY MAT. 2 — — 375 Upright, Garé make— | | mobiling. 600 miles c ed oil surfaced . — aan nas Gematinngepe . tome , - sean mee f According to th ’ ' rock good case . | roads: baseball by Clacinn math Reds: Curtias Avi- td) coming along rap: 375 Upright, Splendid shape— ation 8choo!: fine hetele, cot tages. apart- ~ ments. Write ‘ ‘ ae ne ‘ o | mahogany case .. » ment, or else his | ———— MIAMI CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. (IES “T It's a Wonderful and Amazing grea a. sen opinion of Carpe _— _— a —_ 320 Upright, oak case nn : ' 4 - SUBMARIAE. U35 | ror WE: ST E: N > i tanasaced Bronson tor 350 Upright, bony case— Victor NECOIGS SEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. Activities nee the World | Pe eh ‘LY R I Cc ‘VY, | 5 oe a oe or nners Sa i line UE ‘ar. a a 1e@ wou n . : Nightly 8: _ Mat. Don't Miss Seeing It. ~~ Se Dempsey within } Terms on Used Pianos, $6 Per Month VIC rolas AMERICAN Boe" co Pric | : a DELMAR = longer. Yet, alth ' — —_ , / | Night. 50c to $2.50. J. WARREN KERRIGAN : With All N Pr : [ FREE MUSIC LESSONS “00 Xx re , . | wor only eight fights : Cas Including Performance Sun, Night. Jan. 18 | LILLIAN WALKER in * of them against tl ! 6e e Season's Snavviest Musical Play TH JOO! ‘ LIAR” Martin is deemed WURLIZER J ieteanbdeleenammal 0a Wt an) Beene |p aay ee mn 2:15—TWICE TODAY—8:15 necessary in arra : Out-of-Town Customers of Course | STELLA MAYHEW Smart Cast—25 Lucille Girls—25 | | Z -f for. euch a bout, | , ¢ MONDAY NEXT. SEATS TODAY. t u , ae matior where you live (in cae U. 5S.) you cau take ad- Assisted by Billie Taylor. HOWARD HULL i MADLAINE TRAVERSE in § . ee ae vantage of this great sale. Write quick—today. Any | A. ROBBINS & PARTNER MARGARET ANG IN “What Would YOU Dor” -~ SCONCORDIA | i ’ ; >} Piano shipped anywhere in the U. 8S. ON FREE TRIAL, A Sensational Drama of So- : i MUNG ’ NO MONEY pawn. We pay freight both ways if you ‘The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. GEORGE KELLY ‘lety’ iy | ven a PLAY CENTI In Her New Play clety’s Life. ae 4 } Olive St. ‘i TEDDONER ROYAL GASCOIGNES The Woman of Bronze” , 7 jens with anes | H iste ker & EF Delard | * Natinees’ , Prices 300, Ne 00, $1.50. $2. 00 | OTHER ADDED ATTRACTIONS | " Central Wesleyan | ° JULIUS TANNEN Wed. & Sat. | Sat. Night. B0e to § — HOCH AN'S 7 a | Central Woeteven: MATS. 15 to 50e. 3.. 25c to ‘ Beate also «a Re. — ve S Le) P ’ ws vo “ id . ° A. arck ano Co, ter taemllleet be eer T : SYMPHONY | With Special music by srebabty wilt bo ) | ee Bas RCHESTRA DAVID HH. SILVERMAN - ane Ses ee Mfrs. Starck Upright, Grand and Player-Pianos . ae | “"The following & SHUBERT- TEFFERSON | show Continuous 2:30 toll _ say ranged to date bY 1102 Olive St. St. Louis RSP SSA PERLE RAAT DA ee that ““woozy,”” lazy feeling ERCHI — 1 central Weel ~ Open Evenings During This Sale ea sersone rnin | MEA Y TE ME stat tice-man pail NG mG 2AN D. CENTRAL) Bote . With Ca ast 1 Carmania AES FNS coaire. Jan. 29, Mar. 6 | Wo. Norris, | ELMAR & HAPILT Feb. 21, St. Louis Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. ...Feb. : 25 | DEAR, DE Caran thomson, Helin Stake that dreadful double chin PAIACE OF \TER PICTURES CROaANMD n® Feb. 21, St. Louls NEW YORK to CHERBOURG | in Fashion Frocks of Four Generations. | and SOUTHAMPTON * coamemeny .. Jan, 28, Mar. 10, Apr. 7 Tonight at 7 and 9 OTTICIAL PICTURE RELEASED . that muddy complexion THE GERMAN WAR OFFICE, Two Distinctive Orsations Five we RHOWING THE FORMER KAISER, contests are re cuss SARiodeae” * Business Before Pleasure tat lost“pep” and “ambish” | SEAS. kee" | A Twilight Baby” | “The Confessigieeme fics n%" five plays the W: 1 HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON .. Make Your Skin Royal al George, Jan Ag 5 GR POTASH AND PERLMUTTER that fat man’ § waist OLIVE THOMAS The Greatest os Ever A Drene meen g peti age In “THE FILLUM BUSINESS.” ing battle. Rich Like Velvet aa | MERAVRE aed LORMONTS . | Bree-Setuct-tne-oe. Wes, uns-coe-ss20/ that persistent Congh "" The Mercantile i oS | Saxronia 2 T i 7 Aye PONS 8 a DONT you wish your 3 NEW YORK to PATRAS | CoO a o M R LA s0- 1d¢ ‘those inside ‘*hlues Out Yonder Prices, Including See tan: aidens @ Tous 5. 50 38 i Me 20 ang 30 conte at Washington | rae was as smooth , AN , p DUBROVNIK and TRIESTE ' | those flabby muscles Children under 1¢ with parents free to matineses except al ee oan trataneas 4 and ir as your body? It : ’annonia J >) ll A, M.—Censeless Daily—t11 P. a eerhan 's CONCERT ORCHESTRA - Wy 3 ~~ F : would be if protected | NEW YORK—L'DERRY—GLAscow | ROLLING ALONG | poe wiTensaR0en, 520 DE BALIVIERE AY. AL ELINORE MeeP Central ¥. MC. — wind and dust. If PORTLAND, ME. G CHAS. & Woops & WVELYN PHILLIPS, iPS RAY FAIR = ~ negate diye age u want a clear smoo i 1@ GARRICK WH skin. / | WINCHELL & ORE: NE. LOEW $ Chestnut and Gth Stes. ‘i » ” ) TH c CENTRA L LAST 3 DA) ITEHEAD ~ aa oat Fg per gm — ~ we ZON. Continnows 1 to 11 P.M. =—-_- 15-300 | pee | START SI! ES . | ELAINE HAMMERST: st ‘Married via Wireless’’ ) FIA ST A STEW SROWING 2 PB cow wf Pema to a detigh rs has sold NEAT SUNDAY—SE. ATS” NOW Two Great sonar that will entertain and ~epreces the most ous picture fans. ~~ ree ee ee — Se Re ce ——EE REME ELCAYA rubbed in “GREATER THAN FAME.” nd Other Bi _ | coiee, & very. ittle rouge loite of German Submari f h x Acts | , a i _ sothecream is quite dry; | : — + tome “The Day She Paid’’ ARTHUR BARON'S . the Swretlehen “af over all.” With Francis Bennington CONCERT ORCHESTRA, A OCLOVED STEW. 3 games will be ro! CREME iicave @ @ Rosita Renard G AY ET ey =” | soe ibis Bi benson | L__—— _! Him OLD KENTUC Fees — — : ’ r) = afternoon. Thi osita Renard | p AVE MARIO N= FICINDERELLA and lewn 10 A. Mite 11 P.M. All Sente 20e; Inciudi ‘tat, that makes , CHILEAN PIANIST. “MIMSELE” __FHOTO ru AY THEATERS. TONIGHT—DAVID POWELL Lo o [> =: Son. JAMES C. CRANE, Sole Arent | St. Louis § Next Week LIBERTY ci ILS, in “THE TEETH OF THE TIGER 2 | <a nf twtr et - rapt Ora | xe —_ see eet DELMAR CONGRE: (meee 1} 48 . middliew sold it for years. Ask him.” re cave Pece poe | MAX ZACH, Conductor WHICH IS THE THURS. & ¥FRL—Jack Pickford : Neem fe | WEAKER SEX? Bf) | ome: treie Staves | | ESSERE Se aN evar Frank Cart oming, Sun.. Mon, and Tues. | “THE BIRTH OF Paramount . q ® 1@round bout, SOCIAL FOLLIES A RACE”’ a | Next—EDMOND HAYES. “The Teeth of ¢ = 3 every round.

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Bs i i ae y Dk els 2 yy — - —— Ba ie a "oe “eer See OE ae ee ea See EO Ey TE © ign” PU ¥ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' 4 a Jack Dempsey’s Admirers 4 American Legion Wants Martin to ~ Fight Carpentier Sats t Have Members Contrib- te Dollar Each Toward x Purse Is Disclosed. Are __U.S. Flyweight Is Ill. TOLEDO, oO., 15.—George Biemer of Fort Wayne, Ind., man- Purs e of $5 90,000. _ SSDORT SA SSS | Is Film Man’s Bid |(@ "y SPORT x ALAS) | ager for Frankie Mason, an- 4 | Char J | | | For Dempsey Bout nounced last night that a boxing bout for the flyweight champion- ‘ Joint Meeting. of Major League Committees Will Decide to ‘High School Basket Team Leads } ship of the world between Mason | Abolish Old Scale and Raise Minimum — Other Pikers in First Period, but ({ Mitwaukee, has not been closed, Up to the Various Clubs. Hisee Sn Second. 2 Bi er is negotiating with Pro- S - SSG SSSR SSS SE > John Barleycorn. CANNING TIME. (Apologies to Lucy.) The Red Sox have canned Helime E dwelt along the trodden ways, Wagner again. Heine has been H With mankind hand-in-glove; | canned so often he is in a pretty A guy with many friends to praise | good state of preservation. And quite a few to love eee = resents Harry Fra- zee's statement regarding his value to the Boston club. To prove that he-is no disturber, Babe plans to bounce a homer off Harrys snoot on sight William Fox Also Holds Out 50) Per Cent of Profits as Bait Prices to Fighters. a ne moter Ad Thacher to stage the i? match here. Mason is scheduled i$ for a 12-round bout with Carl Tre- i? maine here tonight, but was taken 1? fm yesterday and may not be able , to appear. A boxing commission ian said Mas@n had a slight attack of « influenza. i PUEBLO OFFERS NEW YORK, Jan. 15.—William | Babe Ruth Fox now boosted his offer for the much discussed Jack Dempsey- | Georges Carpentier boxing extrava- for heavyweight cham- | pionship of the world. Not hearing from Jack Kearns on his previous offer of $400,000 and a a For 20 minytes last night it ap- By John E. Wray. peared that Washington University’s HE“high cost of baseball this year will knock out what was at one time |Valley championship basketball || considered a pillar of the basebal] game—the 25-cent seat. On the | C2ndidates were destined to defeat || word of a high official, whose name cannot be disclosed, the joint renetiieds at the hands of a high school court | § of the leagues, to be held in Chicago next month, will toll the knell of the | *©®™» Just 48 hours before opposing two-bit boy, and ring in the 50-cent minimum price for view!n the much-feared Tigers from the MI L | - league contest. ig § 4 major) University of Missouri. * : cLean to nvite © . Foreign Skaters : $75,000 | Americar : Fighter’s Manager | could _ Says He Is Willing to Accept | the Match. lived and thrived and few know That he would cease to be: Put he is in his grave and, O, The difference to me! Hie has i ee ee OE EN a APOE ee RRR De OP AR 08 ROR oper om . . . - . ’ > re lh hoa ie SS es a ee Ne eee physi ganza the PAB LD BAL OOOO ~~ ed ONE MORE. In the meantime Frazee stands O NE more day of joy and biliss,| about as well with the maddened | percenf&ge of the net receipts, he One more day including this; Parente of Boston as Ban John- made a new one yesterday, and this! One more day in which to smile, stands with Harry. time guaranteed a purse of $550,000; Then ho! for a trip to the Cuban | on a basis of 75 per cent to the win-| Isle. ner and 25 per cent to the loser, plus} That the American Legion posts, fn condemning Jack Dempsey, have: in view the substitution of Bob Mar- tim, interallied heavyweight ring | champion, for the world’s title hold- er 48 AN Opponent for Carpentier, is disclosed in a letter to the Post-Dis- pa from James Bronson, manager irtin. It reads as follows: ‘St. Louls Post-Dispatch, Sporting Editor: Here are the facts: @Frank A. Dixon and Morris A. nter of Pueblo, Colo... have of- ered a purse of $75.000 for a match between Bob Martin, A. ‘I’. | F. and Interallied champion, and ’ Georges Carpentier, champion of ‘4 Furope. 1 The American Legion proposes to offer a championship belt to the winner. Posts of the American Legion in Peblo and Denver have started & movement condemning the pro- posed match between Carpentier and Dempsey and throwing their support’instead to a match be- tween Martin and Carpentier. Resolutions adopted by the Colorado posts are now (or soon The Pikers thought to take What other changes in the price | only from such spit-ball hurlers as| Alton High School boys on for aj list, if any, are to be made, will be already have been acquired by clubs. little scrimmage workout in which | for the individual clubs to say. But | Pach league will approve a list of |to test their scoring eyes and. the passing of the cheap seat of | Clisible spitball stars. All others in perhaps develop their passing. Dur-| other days is assured. The high | both peagues, and such new twirlers ing the first 15 minutes of play, McLean, champion ice skater of the | 5° per cent of the net profits. cost of baseball players, the increas- ree age be acquired, must confine | they had their hands on the pall | world retell Ai Steak’ aa eae There is no telling what the net! ing cost of all materials pertaining ral ert be gaint. fast ball o& about one-third of the time, and an Ee “sew FORK SY | profits would be over and above an| to the game, the advance in rentals! . r egitimate, natural deliveries. | was only by a belated rally that | ast night from Lake Placid, N. Y., expense of $700,000 which will be and ground values, and the in- [he shine ball, the emery ball, the they were able to leave the court at' where he has been in training to de-.' necessary to put on the bout, but if | creased cost of park maintenance | PaTatin a the licorice ball, the. -he intermission two points behind fend his title against Oscar Mathie- these profits should amount to $100,- | are all urged as reasons for the ad- | 2°" D2!! Dall and other develop-| the visitors, score 16-14. ;son at Christiana, Norway, next | 900, Dempsey and Carpentier would | vance. , | ments of later days must be aban- There was a lot of talking done! month. divide an extra °$50,000 on a basis! donned, The Post-Dispatch’s inform- | between the halves, and Coach | McLean brought back with him a/of 35 per cent to the winner and 15 | ant states that heavy penalties will| Rutherford was doing almost all of! piece of news which will interest | per cent to the loser: However, in Branch Rickey Sam be inflicted for offenses of this na-|it. The address probably surpassed skaters. He said that Melville Dewey| This means that the two men will have an experienced chaut- ture and that club owners will prob- anything that the athletes had ever; of the Lake Placid club had author- | would box for a purse aggregating | feur who ought to be able to steer ably reach a gentlemen's agreement | heard in their classrooms, because !#¢d him to anngunce that he would | g¢gqgq ogo. | Over the rough places. to enforce each fine levied. It is|they came back in the second half; “"Tanse a series of international) 5\>. telegram sent to Jack Kearnal even stated that, at the outset, the|and played furiously. About three gota sare ae events to be) in Saft Francisco yesterday follows: | rule will be drastic to extremes, in ‘minutes after the resumption of ceithedn ta ciaimannik mameinks todo tee | “Keenly disappointed in your delay | order to nip illegal practices in the | play, Washington took the lead and $25,000 would be offered. These "ag in accepting original pro osition | bud. ‘held it until the end of the game./ternational events would include the made. Therefore, am making = wreed/ - ; © \ new proposition of $550,000 cash, With the usefulness of the present inner to take &5 ner cent, loser oe | spitball hurlers, even the moist curve | ws yA ocacpeggit ve Mtg, Boy a * 2a form of délivery will pass. In a few | The score was 37 to 25. leading professionals and amateurs of Alton at a Disadvantage. j the world. per cent, for a match between Demp- , ; sey and Carpentier in the United years only legitimate pitching will survive. = McLean states that he has been au- There must be something said for | thorized to make arrangements with| states. date and place to be arranged * - . . aa be) before every A Many Pitchers Affected. 1 Ota te St. Louls, Philadelphia and Chi- | PITTERS are so numerous the | the Christiania Skating Club to send | as before communicated. Legion Post in America It is : : i 4 , i ago will be largely affected. In among present-day hurlers that | the Alton youths in regard to i . ‘two of the best amateur skaters to/| 2 . playing conditions. The scholastic) 4 rica next take 50 Per Cent for Red Cross. “In addition, the net profits of the probable similar action wi'] he t . a ‘ ™ . : taken by a great majority of he last two years, however, che | it was necessary to permit the con- of those now signed be- team ha&s& played all year on a 60-foot | these events. match to be divided as follows: 30 | - aa ee, bleacherit aS exi: , ; these veterans of the world war. é has existed in little more | tinuance of them would be worth Wonder if the purchase price included Babe's secretary. —- -— EXTRA HAZARDOTS. Sam Breadon narrowly escaped death In an automobile accifent in the East, only to be elected pres- ident of the Cardinals, where he Stands a chance of being run over by seven National League ma- chines. | NEW YORK, Jan. 15.—Bobby Probably the duties of Babe's secretary will include writ- ing his world’s series stories for him. | TOO TRUE. Judging by the demands of tha Cincinnati Reds, you'd think that they had won the world’s war fn- stead of the world's baseball cham- pionship. Reet re ong ; up considerably. | CONCORDIA FIVE Wil - PLAY CENTRAL WESLEYAN The Concordia Seminary basket ball team will open its season against | Central Wesleyan College of Warren- ton, Mo., at Grand and Juniata next Saturday night. The locals’ lineup Probably will be as follows: Mappes and Beck, forwards; Hartner, center, and Claus and Schmidt, guards. The following games have been ar- ranged to date by Manager Stor: Jan. 17, Central Wesleyan College at &t. Louis; Jan. 21, McKendree College at opinion of Carpentier’s merit. Nebraska Five Wins. | T, Thompson (1) | nam apn a McElwee (0) COLORADO SFI RINGS, Jan. 15.—The | Hurd (16) University of Netraska basket ball! pinnemeyer (2) team defeated Colorado College, 32 to} 1ippert (4)...,....Center 21, last night. | Satterfield (‘H ADVERTISEMENT RHEUMATISM A DREAD DISEASE Caused by Acid Poison in the Blood. as ot Cie taal anti a lag!» ¥ sna tna alae! (RR ee = lS Ee edad al a a RL A NT at OS A mm me Right forward ...(8) Enos Men’s Underwear; values up to $3; Schellenberg | ...(14) Black McCallum Ruesell........ .-Right guard Kraehe (4) Referee—Shipton. Hickey Is Selected Presidént of A.A. CHICAGO, Jan. 15.—Thomas J. |'Hickey today was re-elected presi- | dent of the American Association for t - . Rheumatism is a disease that is to | Sear, of three years at a salary of be dreaded. If neglected, sooner =i $7200 a year, an increase of $2200. later it will become chronic and incur- After the election the club owners able in nature, when the best a sufferer 1.5.5 consideration of the schedule can hope for is temporary relief. Those : with indications pointing to the so affilcted may linger a number of - years and die slowly by inches, endur- | @doption of a 154-game program. Qe TS nial Sl tig seth: ipa? Brains we Jid-nne> ADVERTISEMENT Pepto-Mengan Brings Bloom of Health Helps Restore Worn-Out, Thin- Blooded Men and Women to Health and Happiness. Physicians Recommend It Mis- mates, each EN constipation holds you in its grip the whole world is “‘gray.”” Pleasureisdeadened. Work drags. Each day constipation saps your vitality is a day you have forfeited to a dread, relentless enemy. End constipation-Gty once! Flush away the poisonous waste—surely, quickly, completely—by taking Pluto Water. Ladies’ Suits Fairly well Values mated, per Fe me ee aE ceca BR Re tT) Del imal Sela. - Vahies up to #2. 00 3 Men’s Raincoats Values $7.00 to $9.00, Ladies’ Shoes Pluto Water comes to you from America’s most famous watering place, bringing you the health of these renowned springs. It will correct the trouble, pleasantly and gently, Lebanon, 1il.; Jan, 28, St. Louis Uni- Versity; Jan. 31, Western Military Academy at Alton, Ill.; Feb. 6, Mount - Vernon College at Mount Vernon, I11; Feb, 21, St. Louls University. Five Municipal Basketball League Contests are scheduled to be played tonight. In the open division at United Railway Hall the Y. M. C. A. five plays the Weekes in the opener, with the Japris, leaders in the group, Spposing the Alpen Braus in the clos- tng battle. Rich von Dach will ref- eree. The Mercantile Division, scheduled at Washington University gymnasi- Um, is as follows: Wagners No. 2 vs. mn Kutters; Mississippi Valleys vs. agners No. 1: Bell Telephones’ vs. Y¥. M. Cc. A. E. Hausman ie down to referee. ¢ a — \* wa AND GRAFF plexion and a languid feeling is trace- able to watery, impoverished blood | deficient in oxygen-carrying red blood cells. pends on the blood for its nourish- ment and strength, it is readily un- derstood why thin-blooded people al- ways feel worn-out and run-down. store the — blood should ed qualities to,enable it to build up the system. Sold in Liquid and Tablet Form | Both Possess Same Medicinal | Value—Insist on ‘‘Gude’s’’ | Most every case of a sallow com- | ) Inasmuch as the entire system de- And it is equally plain that to re- of rugged health, the supplied with the need- Gude’s Pepto-Mangan accomplishes | In a short time the | ing all the time the most Intense agony. One advantage of rheumatism is the | persistent character of the disease, the | pain all the time undergoing a constant | variety of changes, which breaks down | and wears out one’s system and gradu- ally undermines the health and sometimes makes the sufferer a cripple for life. If you are suffering from rheumatism, gout, lumbago or sciatica, you can make because the manufacturers have author- | ized all druggists to give you back your money if two $1.50 bottles do not satis- | factorily relieve vou. Again, Prescrip- tion C-22293 contains no morphine, co- caine, chloral, mercury or other dan- gerous or poisonoug drugs. You experi- ence no inconvenience from the treat- ment and your money tse refunded if you don't agree that this Prescription is the best rheumatic and biood treatment on the market, While taking Prescription C-7223. use a liver and bowel regulator, 2223 Liver Pille. They do not nauseate or gripe. This is very neceseary | sired, | made up of 11 members. Tennis Officials Meet. A special meeting of the Execu- tive Committee of the St. Louis Ten- | nis Association is scheduled to be held | at noon tomorrow at Benish’s. Mat- ters of vital importance will be dis- cussed and a full attendance is de- The of which Calvin Ps Basom tIs chairman. Young Five Is Victor. The Young Roofing Co. five defeat- ed the Y. M. H. A., 15—12, in the fea- ture game in the Municipal Basket Ball League at the Mullanphy gym- nasium last night. Other games re- sulted as follows: Concordias 16; Lazlo to Box Bianchi. Executive Committee is | yet swiftly and certainly. Bottled at French Lick Springs, French Lick, Indiana Your physician prescribes it ; WHEN NATURE WONT PLUTO WILL PLUTO WATER AMERICAS PHYSIC Prendergasts 32, | Neighborhood A. C.| 82, Southern A. C. 11; King’s Highway Junors 46, Wagner Juniors 17. | LoFTiIs Bros. & Co. ESTABLISHED (t858 Fairly well mated, per pair Values up to $4.00, per Boys’ Shoes Values up to $30.00 Men’s Pants Values up to $4.00 Men’s Sweaters Values up to Values up to $25.00 be MGS pl titi. tte RC iy Sp FEB START SPECIAL MATCH | Oscar Whitehead and Cc. J. Graff are scheduled to start a 20-games, to- ; get bowling eye bloom of health, the eyes +e : will be ions ee ey he own step regains its elasticity, t : . ole Final ‘vale being scheduled for Pe- 7 5 ad itnaeun ta me 4 | ; :30 0’ ude’s Pepto-} pon. “This will, be the fret beneficial anid. plenannt tonic. Agrees with the most delicate stomach, and ie obtainable in either liquid or tab- let form. ~ cates | : Be sure the name ‘‘Gude’s™' is on | SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 15.—Tom-/| ‘the package when you buy Pepto-Man- | (my O'Brien, a Los Angeles light-| n. Ask the druggist for ‘‘ Gude’s. ‘weight, was awarded a referee's doci-' ¢ **Gude’s’’ is not on the package it sion over Al Young of Ogden, Utah, in is not Pepto-Mangas. a six-round —_ last night. this very result. The sooner you begin taking Prescrip- tion C-2223. the better, so go to your nearest druggist today. If he will not one bottie and a x of , you, Pills ] ou on receipt 1.756. 2 ph Kid Lazlo and Battling Bianchi. two flyweights. are scheduled to box ees §=—NaTiONAL CREDI’ VEWELERS tomorrow night. Spook Eggler and aa vs deta eating Sau DIAMONDS anv WATCHES windup, with Knockout Oberlin and | Kid Ashilock furnishing the prelimi- ON CREDIT AT CUT PRICES SECOND FLOOR CARLETON BLOG..6 & OLIVE SIS. mary. The Shaw A. C. is at 6920 Per - | shing avenue. Prone Main 97aND SALESMAN witt CALL STORES IN LEADING CITIES OPEN EVENING‘ Men’s Overcoats Values up to $20.00. beneficial results are clearly manifest. The cheeks fill out and regain the be sent Labo- se $0.75 BARNEY STORES CO. 415 N. BROADWAY BETWEEN LOCUST AND ST. CHARLES STREETS O’Brien Defeats Young. 7” DETROIT, Mich. Jan. 15.—Mike > 4! middleweight champion, won » & Rewepaper decision here last njgit » ever Frank Carbone of New York in | .. bout, outpointing him in a

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? we. e ges eh: Bey ie ~ +, ae on COMIC PAGE — 3 JANUARY 15, 1920, . COMIC PAGE JANUARY 15, 1920. 2 4 Sworn Circulation Pigu: - Qiouds ending October 1. Pest Diapat | ; BUT IT DOESN’T MEAN ANY THING.—By GOLDBERG. (Gopyrieht, 4920. be — ween ya : ety HI 7th 10. MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY |) [ (scm cenet | (tener | | cane Sewns ae cn = EGE M\ CTR MAN'S PLATE AFTER GUEST CF HONOR- By James J. Montague. (OTROBUCE OUR PERSONALLY FOR 4 SINNER ANS We BUT IT DOESN'T . = a ESTEEMED AASD “YEARS AASB AM PROOB ALL Love HIM Like ‘S NOu, MEAN ANYTHING ! “To SAY THAT HE IS Ads A BOLSHEVIK Loves . : 4 —Rut FRIES A LOVING HER AASB AN OPRIGHT — ) BUSINESS .MAN i eM ” HF, ee a . a a fa : i , a a Se OS, CE EM ES A TN i OTE. eT ART MAR LI ED I seams evs rt on aca cl Fit , we -therefore subject t ; ee - ~. - ma a“ « Se ai ea oe Reet eee ee ae wee o> pe me aye eat . 2 eer : ats uses oe on gaa , ’ not + ae 2 2 : : ——— ee “oe F So Thoughtful of Her! | Playmates. | QUITE SO! IT’S NOT A BAD, OLD WORLD AFTER ALL.—By BUD FISHER. (Copyright, 1920. by HC. Fisher, . Gag DONS. te or ye i , .|Do you know my friends that stay ” ” en — . 2 scamnebieai . atiedie canine: a wigess Seok’ ial . After a miserably wet day the un stay a we ne : expired last midni . eppy holiday seeker retired to his| Always a ee ae Oy t ) Sweet ciper' r eecer tice Here's . ‘ ’ ‘ . | | wer not a tive in bed, thinking it promised little for | These two legs of mine are they. weTHInG To Live FoR. M-M-M. xX WonbDeR MUTT. Loolc our | ? * ; of this facet today. a-happy holiday by the sea. way wege | , > HERE A MINUTE. oo - | cial notice of the | d If . . (Ff muTTr S$ Heme ag ; Worse was to comé. About 2 a. m. |. a fat man I should be, l.wHar A I'm CERTAINLY ONE Now fT censes had been set : , “| -hese two friends no more I'd see: ' | “ P -DAY. a te . _—_ ' al : the rain found a way in and began | m),.y'q be hidden under me. DRink'' A | Buve GUY Tod AW! Tis JEcF FEEL Excise ' ommiission to drip with unpleasant | resistance TERRI THERES No PLEASURE wtle SPEAKS. BET rere Situations in On his bed.. He tugged madly othe So, while they are still in sight, “STATE oF iN) LIFE ANY 5: _ An odd twist can and presently heavy footfalls I shall savy to th . \ Arraias t tion today when EN y to them at night; ed in the passage outside. “Weary left leg, weary right, i caus Ff er Lewis received ¢ a torney-General Me "what do you want?” demanded an-irate female voice. ’ ing him that it wor “Thanks for every race you've run Fe ’ “"¥ou must give me another room!" | With the wind and with sun, iy $#sule_ suloon license gaid the visitor firmly, as he went on/| For the iaughter and the fun!” i. cation js made for | dressing. “The rain’s leaking in here | —Punch. | ae «(Polite out that tf like fury!” ! | § dry’ law passed by * ture has been suspe "Oh! Is that all?” snapped the ee Voice. “If you look under the bed | The Future Home vou'll find an umbrella. Just use it @nd @on't disturb everybody at this| make a hit.” ofa referendum pet he effeetive until 1 “Something good. I think it will, . the voters at the N \ telh ht J -é time of night.’’—Argonaut. “What is it?’’ a = “This,” he sayr, * [ — “A garage with one living room aa | Ss > shop laws in effee ” Perversity _attached."’"—Louisville Courier-Jour.- | = | E™ \3 at the time of the te : : ; nal. | ~ = pase es : act and’ I appreheg ey ae cara Man: Please come out in ~ = duty to issue a 4 Ao) garden with me. The — under the State lav jours Fair Co-ed: Oh, no, I mustn't £0 | Danger. = cation is made and oi out without a chaperone. “Why are you against Revetn ve eS ah « ER A SS chemnaeenteniineianieemeen ———— nn - - (te eee ae eee ee ———ee city, and when he suddenly came in | REFUSED TO PUT AN EDGE ON Sight of a haystack he stopped and > rt gazed earnestly at what appealed to | | \ ~ 3) ae THE SKATES OF THE LEADER | say Me Wintth.~ he rematrea.ts| : \ Oe 1" _the farmer, pointing to the ay- ee 3 oe, OF THE GANG FOR LESS have doors: A ee R Stack, “why don't they have doors | and windows in it w > % Px. & 0 THAN 25 CENTS | “Doors and windows!” smiled the | farmer. “That ain’t a house. John-'| * . ~ img to the require ' ny; that Ss hay. | $ 4 ‘\ pat: that in so far as Don't try to josh me. Mr. ; a would enforce the | Smith.” was the scornful rejoinder. | 2 er? * and would work wi | Soi t you gt I know that hay \ Eb STE Ney : making St. Louis b ,»} aon row in hu s like at?’*—— | ne oe = —— : & mps like that’? oie The taste lingers and Thank sgiv in The Internal Kev has rented a suite Syndicate Trust Bul of the Liquor Law Yréan. ; ' Members of the tian Temperance '| Minneapolis Tribune. | s( (OU! 2) DAY y Three Symbols ‘ | re capt beak | : : healthful. ADVERTISEMENT. SNIFFLES, SNEEZES, Made from highest . 2008 oe SL That Stand for Your Protection | * quality wheat. it's toasted, which adda a ——EE | oe ’ had : | - _ sweetness. Needs only ca HOARSE WHEEZES ee AUIUE: Milk, eream and buttermilk, bottled and ear- | Ml soa dash of sugar. yr igen dtn a a | a rving a CAP bearing the name St. Louis . Joy O Wear ing at the head Banish them by using Dr. Bell’s Dairy Company, is your protection in buying Oe ath a see ngs, Peo ; . “4 | . “The Full Strength o €Fe , Of Pine-Tar-Honey © dairy products—and your positive assurance fe the Whole Wheat” : There were no fi HOUSANDS recommend it. Dr. that you’re getting the very best quality ob- | 25 SERVINGS 25¢ a eg ethene + Ah a ipa A ana id tainable. | » , Af all good qrocers. a tavira avg venta to | 9 OSS S COUER SBP COS | J. Charlies Cabanne, 2 ees - bition, and give « p | iy bene bie’, nat © fg gale President Absolute sanitary supervision from the dairy a OCF Oe s John .Barteyeorn. _ __For lingering colds or coughs or fresh | to vour*door, has enabled the St. Louis Dairy “S ; | Bie! ri dgtatagien 038 _ attacks its balsamic and healing anti- | John P. Cabanne, C . to faithful 7 t] , Kansas City, Mo. E% OUrage customers, | septics are sure to be beneficial. It | Vice-President. OoOmpany to ftaithtuliv serve 1tS many thnou- | “S awe liquor with t} | brings speedy relief from phlegm-c | : 1] f nat it] ‘holesc . - crelebration like ths Pome ray olen agg ones Rebert 2. Mavecr, sands of patrons with pure, wholesome dairy .. eve. | pean ten Good also for hasroonesn | Gen. Manager. products for over half a century. a EM maurent tl coughs dué to grippe, and kindred ail- | ; ‘ ’ a restauran Tong way. 30e,, 0c, $1.20," © * | amapperd. Santth Use all St. Louis Dairy Company’s products Ee onsen Petes Pemba Sheehan ; because they'll measure up to vour high stand- 4 Busch, owner’ of th the feasibility of Place and operatit drink bar. It was tlat he would rew Cay. ’ + - ee ow es ecm and House, INDIANAPOLIS, The Federal amend suffrage was rat! of the Indiana Le ‘A special seaaion b Senate the vote w Ed. F. Hagemann, Sec. and Treas. ard of just what such prodticts should be. And drink more milk. It’s a fine habit to eul- Victor Records tivate because it furnishes the mind and body Vict rolas just the proper kind of nourishment required for strength and vitality. Fro P< ee. Fine Family Larative | = . ° | Wu Lilz 2 R Sete pee ea tee St.Louis Dairy Go m™ of ‘CBinse action. It prom corrects ne or ol abe Fy pean POPO|Ax} RA Dr Bells he ca | ey ar a tt « . | AMDE STOMACH J The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening ‘The Rudolph Wurlitzer Ca. Bh api re a newspaper giving Associated Press news service. | 1006 Olive & % ratify’ the amends