St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 19, 1920
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oP 5 PP ndaaias Ro 5 - ae Fas, = in. bea: _ 5 ie hd bah ary ORR LC Cee ee 7 ’ ad . the eR Sea an we i AM i Ba RS ET ee SPST Seer ee: RIT IPS ; a ae | * ha Cant ns Bae ‘OST-DI W ith Associated Press News PATC Ser vice . PES Se I TE Fn ET Et 2 Ae it ea - c , z ¥ > y ah “ee é ; ae I is sash SP t sae 7a 5 oor rae oe eae eee. ee 4 é a ¥ F i a ae . 3S i ¥ a 72. NO. 203. ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1920—26 PAGES, PRICE TWO CENTS IN BERNSTORFF REPORTED LECTED 10 BE FOREIGN jelphia Car Lines rease Earnings on | No Fare Advance Policy PHILADELPHIA, March 19, PRPIueE Philadelphia Rapid a Co., which definite- ly aligned itself against the increase fare propaganda of other systems throughout the '} country and which has taken as 3i its operating principle, “Give the people such service they'll like to ride,” shows an increase of »| $310,834 ‘in net income in its “} report for 1919. : Gross income last year was '} $36,039,516, an increase of $4.,- |} 336,092 over 1918. Notwithstand- ing larger costs of operation, the net income was $11,645,690, as compared with $11,334,856. The surplus above all charges, including Federal taxes, was $1,- 715.876, or $2.86 per $50 share of the $29,991,000 of stock out- In 1918 the earnings —___— a were $2.55 per share. P HARRY REMMERS WAS ADOPTED j Holds He Is- Entitled to Child’s Share in Estate of Contractor, Inventoried at $260,000. Harry J. Remmers,47 years old, of Patt Cabanne avenue, a_ building _ contractor, was declared, in a deci- ' slon rendered today by Circuit Judge | and four children as the heirs. y to his wife. ' torney for Harry Remmers, said to- » day that he would institute proceed- ‘building of the Vorwaerts, demand- - entered unnecessary, “with F. ' the Court continued, ' up as their son, and w | Davis, to be the adopted son of the ' late Fred J. Remmers, president of the Remmers Construction Co., and to be entitled to a child’s share in Remmers’ estate, inventoried at $260,000. The other sons, a daughter and the widow, Mrs, Wilhelmina Remmers of 3658 Cook avenue, who was the second wife of | F. J. Remmers. er ete | | i } Noske, Attacked in Assem- bly for Failure to “Break Bones” of Kapp Revolt at Start, Offers Resignation. TROOPS QUITTING CITY FIRE UPON CROWDS ‘Amnesty for Luettwitz Sol- diers, but Warrants Are Demanded for Leaders; Berlin “Powder Barrel.” By the Associated Press. March 19.—- COPENHAGEN, per today by report | of Aldermen | Otto. Failure to ceipts would be punishable by | a fine | ,of from $25 to $100. | Assaciate City Counsellor Griffin, ‘who drafted the bill, ‘ileges for as high as $2500 a year, e said. oe e+ ee ‘LIONS BORN ST. PATRICK'S DAY Letters From Missouri, lowa and | There have been more than 50. | Claimants thus far to a Swiss move- | Louis pawn-) the | claims are still pouring in on Police | |Chief Mulconnery of that city. the returns he believes a census of | those in this section of thé country | who have lost Swiss watches would From | ;Mmovement and bore a certain num- Letters came | her | RECEIPTS OF CHECK ROOMS Estimates | cent of gross receipts ia. acai | city will be introduced in the Board | sae estimates that | it will yield $20,000 a year revenue. | Some hotels now sell checking priv-| MODIFIED PREAMBLE — ADOPTED IN SENATE: VOTE ON TREATY TODAY PREAMBLE FOR By the Associated Press. vations to the peace \treaty follows: treaty of peace with Germany the following reservations and this resolution of ratification, until the said reservations and : part and a condition of this res- a failure on the part of the al- | tions and understandings prior asa full and final acceptance of WASHINGTON, March 19. T vat preamble to the reser- as it came up in the Senate for the final fight on ratification That the Senate advise and consent to the ratification of the concluded at Versailles on the 28th day of June, 1919, subject to understandings, which are here- | by made a part and condition of which. ratification is not to take effect or bind the United States '| understandings adopted by the Senate have been accepted as a | |} olution of ratification by the al- lied and asSOciated Powers, and | lied and associated Powers to make objection to said reserva- to the deposit of ratification by the United States shall be taken such reservations and under- standings by said Powers. ORDER AGAINST AINLOGH bidding Payment of Strike | Benefits. * 2 | The temporary restraining order | against local No. 2 of the Interna- pone Brotherhood “ Vorkers, issued March 2 > by Federal | NAMED BRIDGET, MIKE AND PAT | Judge Faris, will continue in force, in Christening Offspring of Hans and Gretchen. lions in Patrick's day. Gretchen, | Zoo, on St. decided, and Pat.” Hans and Gretchen came to Zoo several vears ago from the Hag- enbecks. famous German and bore their names when ithey arrived. CHICAGO RAISES THE LIMIT Authorizes Construction of | Council | 22-Story Buildings. | By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, March —“The City : Council yesterday sate the 200- |: feet height limitation and authorized | 260 feet. The new limit will permit | buildings of 22 stories and President (‘Simon O'Donnell | Building Trades Council said the ac- ‘tion would result in the immediate construction of many new buildings | ‘in_the downtown distriet and would 'draw back to Chicago 40,000 work@) men who left the city during the ‘fHhuilding strike last summer. y —— ‘A In Next Sunday’s Post-Dispatch American Culture to Dominate the World, Says Vicente Blasco Ibanez — A highly interesting interview with the great Span- ish novelist, who gives his im- pressions of this country. and its future after a_ three months’ visit. Senator Kenyon Discusses the Suggestion That Presidential Candidates Name Their Cabi- nets Before Election—Jowa’'s liberal Republican representa- tive in the upper House of Congress points out the good that would come of this proj- ected reform. An Extraordinary Record of Spiritualistic Communications From the ‘‘Other World’’— A review of a remarkable book, purporting to give more intimate details of life in the ‘‘Beyond’’ than have ever teen given before. Philadelphia's Successful Revolt Against Rent Profiteers— The story of a remarkable uprising of oppressed tenants and of the reforms that resulted. Spartan Father Helps to Send Daughter to Prison for the Murder of Her Husband-—-An unusual erime story from a near-by Illinois town. ll Order Your Copy Today in cognizance of their birth-, day, to name the cubs Bridget, Mike)! Feb. 9. the! animal | instead a height of of the Chicago | to begin Feb. 9. through remarks made by Mf. ‘Washington ‘to be der a ruling by Judge Faris today, (of the Kinloch Telephone Co. and 'the Kinloch Long Distance Tele- Three cubs were born to Hans and| phone Co. for a permanent injunc- | the Forest Park | It has been | by tion. The injunction suit was caused | a strike of 39 of the Kinloch employes, which begun Hearing of the testimony was concluded today. One clause of the temporary order | | was stricken out by Judge Faris, and | ‘will be no longer in force. This was | electrical ‘the clause enjoining the union from | “paying strike benefits, or giving ‘financial assistance, directly or in-' | directly, loch companies who is or may be on strike iicference to Clayton Act. In announcing the continuance of the temporary order, with the exc p- | tion of the strike benefit clause. Judge Faris raised the question | whether the Clayton anti-trust act He. in granting the temporary , the issues in the injunction suit. ‘said that, Sight” of the Clayton act, and had /proceeded on the precedent afford- 'ed by the suit of the Hitchman Coal and Coke Co. of West against John Mitchell and other of- ficlals of the United Mine Workers. In the Hitchman- Mitchell case. the ‘Uyited States Supreme Court held | that a restraining order against labo: union activity, in the case emploved under contract, Hiowever, the Court now of men was valid. says. the Clayton act was passed since that J>- cision, and he asked that the coun- sel confine their arguments, in bri fs to be submitted. to this question of law. The Judge said he was fully acquainted with the facts. Strikers Among Witnessec«. Judge Faris said five or six days would be given for the preparing of briefs. The concluding testimony in the permanent injunction svit. heard this morning, was that of se/*ral of the striking employes. Four of the employes testified :hat. they voted, in the meeting of Jan. 30. for the strike, which was called The company has sought to show that the strike vote was cast by those not its employes against it. Some of the men said they repor’. ed for work the morning of Feb. *%, not having been notified by the unior. of the strike. and that they first learned of the calling of the atrike Morton of the com- Moss, superintendent pany. Ww. J. Reson 60 Years On Today. By the Aseartated Pre NEW YORK, March 19.-- Wiliam Jennings Bryan celebrated his six- tieth birthday in New York today. He arrived here this morning from to speak at a banquet given in his honor by friends at the Aldine Club tonight. STRIERS TO CONTINUE | Judge Faris Rescinds Clause For- Electrica! | to any employe of the Kin- | restraining order, he had ‘‘quite lost | of . | there was no time left for other — | Senator would be taken to the “tribunal pess with many charges of Bipartisan Conference Meas- ure Relieves Powers From Indicating Acceptance of Reservations. > - * % IRISH RESERVATION PASSED, 38 TO 36 montero S. Adheres | o Principles of Self De- pedis cuatro pect Pact to Be Beaten.” « a By ‘he Associated Pers. a eta we WASHINGTON, March 19.—Pre- paring for final. vote on ratification of the peace treaty, the Senate today | adopted the modified reservation pre amble worked out in the bipartisan conference, under which affirmative Acoma of the reservations by the ether Powers would not be required. ' The preamble provides that “fall- (ure on the part of the allied and ds- | sociated Powers to make objection ‘to said reservations and understand. lings prior to the deposit of ratificae ‘tion by the United States shall be taken as a full ‘and final acceptanée ‘of such reservations and understand- ings by said Powers.”’ The preamble was offered by sent ator Lodge of Massachusetts, the Re- pubticnn leader, and accepted with- out a roll call. | Amendment Is Beaten. . . By a vote of 41 to 42 the Senate | refused to write into-the preamble a provision that the ratification should not be binding unless the President | deposited it within 90 days after the Senate acted. When debate on the question of ‘ratification began there was a vir- tually unanimous agreement among | Senators that the treaty would fajl and speakers on both sides sought to shift the blame for the outtome., i* seemed likely that the session would run well into the night If the jeaders carried out their plan to insist on a vote before adjournment. | The amendment was presented by Senator Brandegee, Republican, | Connecticut, and. was supported by .38 Republicans and Senators Reed, of Missouri, Shields, of Tennessee, and Walsh of Massachusetts, Denio- _crats, while Senators Cummins of lowa, Jones® of Washington, “ara Townsend of Michigan, Republiic- ans, voted against it. The ratification resolution still /was incomplete when the Senators /met for the session destined to be- come historic. Plans for perfecting (the resolution yesterday had been sw ept aside by the bitter controversy over the Irish qualification, rivaling ‘in some aspects the long drawn out en buildings |; its labor provisions, would affect | "Sh over the reservation: to artiste 10, which was thrust forward un- expectedly in an unsuccessful effort at modification. Between the two, minor questions. Despite the fact that the Demé- Virginia Crats put forward and assisted in the ‘adoption of the Irish Senate leaders said today the line- up on final reservation, ratification was not changed and many predicted’ the treaty would fall to receive the nea- essary two-thirds majority. In that case, a motiog to reconsider will be made promptiy, the Republi hoping that some Democrats give assent to the pact after havi recorded their objections to the re ervations adopted by the majori The final vote probably will me reached until late tonight. After the Irish reservation adopted. last night by a on oa 28 to 36, over the protests nt Lodge. an attempt modify the article 19 commie was made by Senator Simmons, Democrat, North Carolina, who. de= clared he could not vote for vatthest tion otherwise. His substitute was voted down and the Senate then 4 affirmed its adoption of article : In the course of the heated bate, Senator Simmons charged Senator Lodge had prevented a com- ise by changing hie mind twice and that the Kinloch employes voted |? 4 sing when agreement was close. Senator Lodge served notice that there would be no further changes in the reservations and that if the Demio- crats did not supply the votes necer- wary for ratification, then the 7. the American people.” 43 Debate Becomes Bitter. eT Debate on the Gerry Irish reser vation reached a high Seger of bitter- political mantuplation and bad faith. Re publican leaders repeatedly tried te modify or strike out the de- claration of adherence te the — trine of self-determination. Senator Lodge declared that + i Ie 3 = : er a ae 2 a , pour ite ee a eet ok mete a ag ROD Rate AH i Nie 3 pede’ : ‘ . é + r + > * . As
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Le COE Me See, Oe SE ty ee ee ee FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1920. is Pie ST. LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH _ ‘ = _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH t 1S. AGAINS] SALES |] First — . ‘a 2 tgs tag 2 RGF | ) BRITISH DEPORT SCENT CAR FARE a ae ti “lee a | ecame uring His Trea our Last Oc r | | ' te on Irish Freedom | Tota! of Discrepancies of ¢ ETAL ANS gS Trey Toor Cast COP" TURKISH LEADERS WILL CONTINUE. |-S==s2.0.0o=> "SSS aay °F tre reservation to the peace | cirenutt Clerk of St. Charles ¢ SRR RR A alts Dei a, : i a at A - : 1 . 3 Nationalists, and Reouf Bey, Deputy }A temporary order extending the |} tions.” merely neglected to collect the “ : eee ao PR oat pare eres P Sey Soe SRS for Sivas and mouthpiece of Musta- |! | ' ed - - RR : F aera ae oe Se : . ; eriod of 8-cent street car fares in } : posi The S|. ne & ee > pha Kemal here; Cara Vassif Bey af —— ee ) pe ps ey * Aouig until April 15 was issued SYMI ATHY FOR IRISH cteniie or the soqumeltal America Unable to Exercise | # ii - =f of VER 1 e 0% Np ER rots R — we . : Chamber of Deputies, have,been de- | today by the Public Service Commis-| pprenos DECLARED IN | these cases. : - Re: i sais ‘ted, presumably to Malta, by the’ sion. | “ son Veto Power on Question, # = ; RSeg op When Raus was asked fo % Re Se: British. They were placed on board | SENATE RESERVATION . ona s : ) BeSe the crulcet Hobldtns yeateréiy chert: | A hearing on the application of my, ment by a Post-Dispatch ) | said: ‘Tell the people for He Explains, Because — . phere ste 'the Receiver for the United Railways 3h. rate efore that warship sailed. aliways ' = / é : for a continuation of that rate of Comtiness - Press Fage One. I expect to square up soon.” . a Se After Mustapha Kemal and Reouf oaicemmtens Treaty Is Not Ratified. | : = ede 2 the |fare was concluded before the com- |@ Policy had a touch of “hypocrisy” Bey, Halide Edib was probably ) oe : ; : when put forw ard vy a nation which best known speaker and or anizer in ‘ mission vesterday in Jefferson Cc ity. m4 The original order fixing that rate | had fought for four years to hold 100 WARRANTS FOR the Nationalist movement. When}; will +s B, the Associated Press. SS the Greeks landed at Smyrna and expires tomorrow, and some action the South in the union against its DEPORTATION yARUEL 4 The automobile WASHINGTON, March | ' kere ‘some Turks were killed, she cast | thus became necessary. eo —. bers who held up “Strong remonstrances” have been! posite all traditions of Turkish wom-! ‘15¢ Commission stated that the | Siicmeie kes ee ms | Department of Labor Lil | de livery relay stati ary She organized and addressed extension to April 15 was to give it | | Wholesale Agitators, Ar. Bi ’ = gent & Bro. Dry ¢ made by the American Government! Te rn against rulings of the Allied Repara- | : Cr |niass meetings and so inflamed the | time to examine the exhibits'snd re- | CS » CONE Seats Mendon to Bac} rested in Reis, e at 8: 3 | Turks here against alleged plans for view the testimony in the hearing. | ’ = » te Ge pane? to the Post-Dispatch a ; Bell avenu tions Commission that under the | > e ithe diamemberment of the country Bean Only Dissenter. ‘feat the treaty. WASHINGTON, aMrch = EY aay and escaped/ lehat the allied High peeps ois « © eyo Ros Democrats Senators Wholesale cancellations of de ote : found abandoned | property in neutral countries can be |e ts ; = |forbade further meetings. She has, Fleciaa. stahithay tte porn oat oh a ee enachan SS. gro a . isfy the tna | & , been described in the British press | and Blair. 3 | | ’ proper jase anarchists have been orde | by ; _p. m. y. ee? ‘asa “firebrand and a dangerous agi-| Commissioner Bean, in dissenting|#ttempt to drag politics into the/the Department of Labor. ie _ one stolen about & itial payment of the German indem- | tator.”* fro mthe order. states that tn his’ treaty fight, while Senator Borah, | More than 100 of the agitators an rm Mrs. Elizabe nity. | | She was graduated from the Amer- | Pimion the receiver failed to juStify Republican, Idaho, leader of the ir-| rested during the recent rails an —(\4234Ww Kossuth a Undersecretary Polk of the State | lican Woman’s College here and won|® continuance of the higher fares ang Tecencilables, declared the effort of | ducted by the Department of Justi taken from the € Department, writing today to Senator | |recognition as a novelist and poet. | 5 a result the United Railways,Senatof Lodge to amend the self- | /have been liberated during the ia ™ #«of her home. Henderson, Democrat, Nevada, said She is a widely traveled. handsome | should be denied an extension of its) determination feature was a politica! | few days. we | ol Slips of paper s\ “a fyrther protest’ was in prepara- | | wom: an and @istinguished . herself} Present rates beyond a temporary ove which it was hard t6 find words; It was reported that Martens, | Nugent delivery m Pe nod ends 1s April 15 nae t. He as. to describe. sian Soviet representative, the machine. The tion as hemape a edamizuctiea of the | | during the war as an aid to her hus- | which the ro Seaebasation exchanged between Ger- | Red Crescent, which fills the place of | granted and the commission ‘shoul d|tion came while the Senate was in was lifted, but on demand by tt . many and the allied Powers. : | Re Red Cross in the Turkish armies. | ten hold the present rates to be ex-| committee of the whole and when! Department of Justice his det * was found by boys ‘Letter Response to Inquiry. | Oppose Allied Proposals. cessive the public would have no the result was seen the Republican tion warrant was returned. - clump of bushes | Polk's letter was in response to. Photographers who had been haunting the White House grounds since the President's convalescence began J-eaders of the Turkish National- mn 3 - fe IgE the overcharge. leaders tried in vain to stave off the; The Department of Justice ea Mess pote an inquiry by Senator Henderson | to get snapshots of him were told last Wednesday to ‘‘go ahead’’ when the President’s automobile halted ists from Azerbaijan to Palestine| Whatever OSCE ” — made, he second vote. Senator Ashurst, Dem-'to discuss the matter though an . . ‘3.11 , -e.| holds, should be a determination of ocrat, Arizona, stirred the galleries ‘mation at the interference with | Fe yee te on regarding reports that Great Brit- | , momentarily for them as the executive was departing for his daily ride. With the President was his physician, | seem to be co-operating in a move-| Te, ain had requested that German | | Admiral Grayson. ‘ment to oppose allied proposals for the issue rather than a postponement|to applause when he concluded a cam paign was evident. " bil __ia peace unfavorable to Turkey. Men! &f @ decision. plea against delay by declaring the The reversal of the dene for eal ac. a man citizens in electrical enter- | iclosely associated with lee were ta & ve property and all the rights of Ger- | ee ~—-— ———- -- = > ae gat te ee RR te} i Mustapha; Commissioner Bean declared that) country was tired of the treaty de- policy is attributed to Assistant | dies aa ve ngs PL ghncon) Gime Kemal, leader of the Nationalists, | the receiver should not be author-! bate. retary of Labor Post, who is supre me | -the office when: — rives in South America be taken | ae 4 edt ! oa Se the nm ae = eg gin at | Ebert Officials Goin disarm at Doebey its. ‘have been skilfully promoting oppo- | ized to charge more than 7 cents for | How They Voted. in the department during. ~ecretary 8 ed. but it wa TIE teametarted to Great Brit. | “Many soldiers smiled mockingly | sition to all foreign interference, it is adult passenge rs nor more than 3 The roll call on the Gerry resolu- Wilson's illness. Secretary Post “he, enw j . that they } ain as part of the indemnity due it | at the crowd as though saving: ‘Wait | asserted. and the Arabs, Kurds and cents for children between the ages! tion follows: that he had canceled a good nw. -& _— a ro nine } by Germany. | : a while; we shall return.” This in-| other tribes are said to be alligned | Of © and 12 oars. For adoption: warrants, but that it would ben os. # segpon Peay Foe ess Polk said the State Department | dC to €rman d ita creased the antagonism of the spec-| with forces planning to checkmate; | » Hearing Yesterday. | Republicans—Borah, Brandegee.| sary to go through the files to detes. eer este / r any had no information as to this, but | Korein oor of hin ge or any movement on the part of the ane hearing pe car ended | Capper, Colt, — France, Fre-! mine the reason in each case. “ie . = sale puma added: | . : ‘ yr, Whisted and cat-calied, while oth- | Entente looking to the partitioning | vith an argument between T. E.|linghuysen, Gromna, Johnson (Cali-| eyery case. canceled I = rt © j | aie i ee Continued From Page One wel oreneede was eee eto a ers ey-om such epithets as ‘scoun-|of the country. rancss, attorney for the company, | fornia), Jones (Washington), La | the opinion that the rs, eae " : "~ pom a certain information having relation! day next. The Government decided | the centiaiienatiins entero a Cun drels, beasts’ and swine at the sol- The whole movement seems to be! #1d . ” E. Smith, consulting engineer | Follette. McLean, McNary, Moses, / come under ths deportation law,” Bi =e : i eae to-your inquiry to the effect that/to proceed to Berlin Sunday. | nee proxcinggey ‘ diers, who responded with contemp-j} political rather than religious, it/'r the city. Both admitted that the | Norris, Sutherland and Watson—17. | eaig. 3 station, & ~ EEO p |tav Noske, Minister of Defense, are ‘tous looks as they handled their | being declared by many not to be /COntinuance of the &-cent.fare or Democrats—aAshurest,. Gerry, Gore, a ae ye one ; ' ord touring ¢ | the allied Governments represented Maiority S is . here | — ¢ . | —— , _ om itn the machine ar on the Reparations Commission have | have demanded that Gustav Noske, | ity activities j iff i advanced and provisionally adopted | Minister of Defense resign. ed beg ee ee ee “From the Hotel Adlon elegantly | Bolshevism enters into the situation | JUStified only by the valuation placed ‘cock, Hendrick, Kirby, McKellar, | = “2 «OS *he : : their normal basis. ‘av i has not as yet developed. but it may | Upon the property. Engineers for Nugent, Phelan, Pittman, Bransdell, F R ¢ K it EEE ; : c , a 4«40door and acted | fe yh 2. pw ot ee ee FA wg, em ee ee ee en ae nl 3 i. = % LONE AE OY te OE EG ERIN me The order was signed by Chairman | Busby and Commissioners Simpson peace treaty, sale of certain German | Shit TOO Sy Ona POO ies gags iit aleeaietita iaiia’ “abated emia erioas «* ion of artic 235 which ied bv i sig- | » dressed women waved their hand- _ a construction of article has complied by tendering his resig Regular treops, loyal to the Ebert kerchiefs at the soldiers, this raising| turn in that direction. Mesopotamia the commission who’ have been en- Reed, Sheppard. Shields, Smith | three entered the there were six me would empower the Reparations; nation to President Ebert, but the oe ; ; ) | pare : Commission to demand payment by |} Government has not reached a deci- | regime, are guarding the streets. and | +. g white heat the anger of the | h as so far held aloof from the Rus- 8&@sed in making a valuation of the! (Maryland), Smith (South Carolina), detachments of them spent part Of workers. They sudden! , ‘sian Bolshevik! property more than a year will not , Walsh (Massachusetts), and Walsh | Germany of the initial 20,000, 000:000 sion as to its acceptance and will not : ; : er: e u enly made a_/' Sian e 1. ; | mp gold marks in any commodities— j|do so until the Cabinet has considered the day in tearing dowr wire en-|y;ush toward .the hotel and some Turkish newspapers frank! Say y , complete it for several months. (Montana)—?21. “ bach, 3226A Cher gold, ships or otherwise, which the|the question ; tanglements and barricades which actually invaded the vestibule before the allies cannot muster suffici ent; Francis asked Smith if he did not; Total for—38. “March Brings Out Unsightly Spots, —@ manager; Alvin P Reparations Commission may desire; Should atin retire it seems prob- the revolutionary soldiers had.erect- being repulsed by a strong detach-|strength to force an . unacceptab! e , think {ft would be better for the 8- Against: Republicans—Ball. Cal- | How to Remove Easily. eS sylvania : avenue, and in the exercise of such power able he will he inneated aw Can (ed in profusion. In firing a mine to’) ment of security troops guarding the! peace upon the country. Ther point) ceut fare to be continued pending der. Cummins, Dillingham. Edge The woman with tender a Lynch, 3539 Cozer , .. | ; -'destroy a barricade at Kottbuser. allied missions at the hostelry. to Capt. Gabriele d’Annunzio's defi-| ;the valuation at the risk of over- | Elkins, Hale, Harding, Kellogg, Ken- | eae : _ - @ Hackman, 3002 Pr the commission may require the sale | yon Seecht. now in command of the r) Pp : dreads March because it is like] ae of German property in neutral coun- troops in Berlin. Dr. Schiffer. Min- in Southwestern Berlin, 12 persons ‘Hardly had the last soldier passed | ance of the supreme council! of the; © larging the patrons $3 or $4 each; yon, Keyes, Lenroot, Lodge, New | : y* » Nam Furber, 352 tries, at least, if in the form of cred- | ister of Justice. - being sac alee were killed and 28 injured. the Brandenburg gate when the rear/peace conference and other in- ‘during the next six months’ period | Page, Phipps. Spencer Sterling, — er her face with ugiy freck s ' and Thomas Gaffi its or securities. Under such power | for the premiership in the proposed | Agitators yesterday harangued guard turned and fired a volley into | #tances in which the allies have been bee: to deny it, and risk wrecking Townsend and Wadsworth—720. No matter how thick her veil, the sum” | place, drivers. it is possible that the sale to the | reorganized Cabinet. crowds against foreigners. There the crowd standing in the street. powerless to enforce orders. and say | * = property. Democrats — Beckham, Dial. and winds have a strong tendency Gia : a The three robbe idle of t) ‘it would be better in any event to I do not,” retorted Smith. “The Fletcher, Gay, Jones (New Mexico),! make her freckl *s One who seemed» Reparations Commission of the se-| Nogke Denounced in Assembly. Sere, OF tae Sees) hoe . : S-cent fares never were iustifi =| > ) id: “NO f ll by G - the street speakers calling upon the way had no recourse but to fling/risk humiliating defeat rather than ye i never were justified in !Hing, Myers, Pomerene, Robinson, Fortunately for her peace of BaiG: “SO Tunny curities controlled by German corpo-; woske was present at the Assem- . ing 7 the first place. The ridi wa ae P of mi : - he ae rate enterprises in South America | },), i d h Phill | People to keep them out of public themselves on the pavement. Along!have the country “turned into a at a et place. ne riding public Smith (Georgia), Swanson, Thomas. Othine—double strength, makes em up. e might be required of Germany. - 4 aaa on to hd _ sa es P | offic as Unter den Linden. Sommerstrasse! group of European dependencies pass ene paying long enough. I Trammell, Underwood, Williams an? possible for even those most su i obeyed and held 1 %The department is endeavoring | ),.4, prego te ; coeat pode ‘and Budapesterstrasse, men started Only One Massacre. beng ot e> mgntter that any order should | Wolcott. Total, 16. ible to freckles to keep their sk ' a Robbers Esc eee oe eee one to run away. Manv of these were! With the exception of the Marash!°® ™ade which will cost the street Total against—36.° - clear and white. No matter “i P Laubach — F ered to come fror unofficially to keep in touch with | . y. Many he aes ; ; . : Ag the Minister of Defense and demand- DESCRIPTION OF either killed or wounded during the /incident there has been no _ kill- ‘4 ~ shat witones, ——— ee Of Senators absent and paired it | stubborn g case of free kles you hay *, we here 1.000.000 a vear unless it could be was announced that Senators Culber- the double ok! ter and line up ag matters coming up for deci:® »n be- | ef a radical overhaulin g of the Cabi- | , nt nage , ; fore the commission in order that | firing which lasted for half a min-j; sg of Christians, xg foomi pis ere the Ae eh , ? : SEY any. action of the commission which | 41... Henke | | ute. Four dead and 10 wounded; are large n it a eR ID as we m igh nth leader of the Inde-| OF GERMAN CAPITAL } Gr ? “cy of the case that cannot be done 7 ‘erman, North Carolina; Ow : j Phillips: “You ‘. m were carried into the Hotel Adlon. (;reeks at the mercy of the: Turks in and Overman, North Carolina: Owens, (ret an oun f wy . t be in derobation ef Ameri | pendent Socialists, asked Noske ee oe ' 2 : : ‘litori - sgn boos. 1S Covering Phillips. as PS Rape COneoR =: Shale Post-Dispatch Editorial Read. sia Reeite gael aiiiiiiel y hes , can eee eevertanttine should not) 'where he was when the Kapp forces | ‘Members of the Security Guards gee Ria ee Thees pein ae i vine Smith auieea permission to read Neer, ey ‘fer me: weet ok freckles. robber walked wit (ag oa pal /had their hands at the Government's | ®' ‘COBLENZ. March 19.— Twenty “actagaengs * “ee prides snag ry Bi se the peace terms are made known by! i®to the record an editorial from the ‘and that Senator Fernald. ‘Republice ——— ter. Phillips pull andicapped Through Treaty. ‘throat and why he did not Seiad ai _itinh ete Cem Von st " — oe curing the Oring Post-Dispatch comparing the low | an. Maine, opposed it. a drawer. The reo The Department is handicapped |their bones,” but Noske by this time | Sean eeeme tiene So . ia eing few in number. Armenians and Greeks are. moving '#@teS and increased travel in Phila- dees vy JOSEPH P ss creas thik alk ane how , in that it has no right to had disappeared from the chamber. | crowd ak thin whine Ghee tenwtn Workers Rush Troops. ‘into the embasev séction. xhich is|2!Phia with the high rates and re- ime eee ae penions backed + d such information and this Representatives of all the princi- | Berlin. . : _ “A little later, near the Parlia- endiine better police prot site than | duced travel in St. Louis, and de- GIN FOUND AT PAINTER’S HOME Pubtihes Daily by R * Otive eer Publishing the ‘employes - wit Government not having ratified the / pal parties at the session delivered aes ment buildings, a crowd of workers | outiying aaste of iin alba In some clared that if the rates in St. Louis perenne nae) reets, ES On the deen ty cannot exercise the right to/speeches condemning the Kapp) py tne Acenciated Press ‘rushed a detachment of Baltic | sections ae el Bil ' Cinrtetinein were lowered to sell four rides for Liquor Stolen e rom House in Which Member Audit Br ureau of Circulation. re the lookout. All t an interpretation of the com- | move, and urging the punishment of | LONDON. March 19.—-All Ger- | troops who were passing. and later hewe appealed ta the aie re to cael 25 cents, it wohld not be Man Had Worked. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED prema s £5 into the machire migsion’s powers such as contained ithe guilty. Scheidemann said: |'many except the Southern States is | began firing, the sounds of rifle fire troops while in other regiona the a].. More than a year until everybody Three bottles of gin stolen from rhe Associated Preas is exclusively gue on Bell avenue tc in the construction of article 235 “Any one who has eyes could see | rebellious and Berlin is a “barrel of ™ineling with the shrill cries and | ying mele ws ae te wea ay withnilaes would realize that it would pay to the home of E. W. Grove Ir of titled to the use for republication «f all af | peony ening mentioned above. how anti-republican sentiment ahd ‘gunpowder which may be ignited at 8™0@ns of the wounded. For a time! their troops. ‘it being antie tien sees go back to the old 5-cent fare Hampton Park. 8. Louls Patty ciouetesee creamed te ¥ or set ou * Laubach told 5 vevertheless strong remonstrance been growing in the security guards, any time,” says a Berlin dispatch to ell was chaos and pa ndemonium and ‘ence of the soldiers adds to the peg , : . — were recovered yesterday at the ating ee a a All riaibte of | * bers were all 3 has been made and a further protest |the monarchist officers becoming | the Exchange Telegraph Co. filed at '* 4ppears that in the confusion the! Liquor Price Fixed in Rhode Island, of Thomas J. Henderson of 1°40 , | reserved. n ate ce Pie ranging in age fi is in preparation on the ground that | more and more insolent.” Berlin yesterday. | soldiers here shot a number of their' a ench detachments are reporte| By the Associated Preas South Vandeventer avenue a p bute , SI RECRIPTION RATES BY mati ree described the leas theassumption and use of such Pow- He attributed Kapp’s downfall to The dispatch describes the with- | O©Wnm men. The exact number of those! ,_, ae “ eeting bees > ao hE BE Na a PROVIDENCE. R. I.. March 19 who had been working at the Grov ; ADVANCE. | 6 feet tall. of da ersjis prejudicial to general economic | the response made by the working- | drawal from Berlin of the iron divi- | Killed and wounded could not be as-|jy.05, peport to eccusy Ulistricts north. | Mish cost of liquor for medical pur- home. Henderson was arrested Daily es Bas angle 4 SETS + oe jee wearing a blue st n&truction; offers an opportunity | men to the call for a general strike. sion and naval! brigades, which 'certained this evening. Twenty per- | nae of Aleppo ethene British Ae Wet poses took a tumble in Rhode Island Sheriff Bopp of St. Louis Counts unday onir ar e Se One of the men Ww to the Government's dominating the Warrants for Leaders. marched down Unter den Linden at |®0mS were killed in a subsequent | ware Seietietce abated er today. when the Federa) Fair Price said it was reported to him that 24 ee a rder or St. } ouis ai arte eae the lookout at th reparations commission ina:rectly to; The Government has instructed | 4:20 o'clock yesterday afternoon in /C/ash at Charlottenburg, and a sti!l Americans .an Knute laa ewe been | Commissioner, Addison P. Munroe, bottles of gin and 24 bottles of oie Rv Cerrier : nd s “Ets —_— a a controlling in-|the Court at Leipsic to draw war-j/a pouring rain. Crowds, the major-/|™oOre serious encounter was report- requested to remain: aheolately ney. | Notified all retail druggists that they liquors had been stolen from pnwona: 7 “To oe - [euis grt febartes : Rillist @aid to¢ fluence on provisional trade with | rants against nine of the principals | ity of which were extremist radical jed from Kottbutzen, but no details |...) in the event of disorders in dis- | must not sell whisky, brandy. gin or but Grove today told a Post-Dispatch Sunday. Se a a Copy, | formerly was em : master pals ry ™ #£é‘(‘rical inspector, b 1879 ‘was agitation against Jews, many of Those near the mi the allies. and even here we!!-to-Jdo G .jin the revolt movement. i c . 4 -,are at han | n for m th: 2.753 nero ae and incidentally is unwar ES Tecate ce But there workers, looked on as company after 4re ose at d. tricts occupied by foreign armies, | ™U™ for more than $2.75 a pint. and reporter the three quarts of gin re- Fg an es rammed y the terms of the treaty and h 4) 0 ow severely company filed down the street in the | ‘Workers belleve the solidiers | Great reliance is placed in Mustapha that they must not charge more than covered at ifenderson’s home were under the act of March 2 { . a press of work, t coritrary to the spirit if not the letter |t™¢S¢ men shall be punished. One |direction of the Brandenburg Gate|may return presently in a crisis Kemal’s pledge that Americans are $1.50 a pint for alcohol all that was taken r » enn * Kini are ae him to some wo ° ; c , . baggy aeieg ti amnesty to the soldiers who took /ing on the sidewalks seemed boiling ed in Saxony. Bvigotnge Fe paar Bowe el si none asi Po: le- @ Prove to you! J §=veeect Reali -| part in the revolt last Saturday, but! with excitement and none could un-. By the Associated Press — the failure o e United states Sy Ee . solite : te ASSOCIA LOL , we : i - oe ¥ the Associated Fv age “A ie tates ta auch maanere| °° prosecute the leaders of the move-/derstand why the troops hafl been, BERLIN, March . 19.—Reports;*® *Ssume the mandate for Turkes . SPECIAL ! , | CHICAGO. M | ) muon Mmattersiment. Reports made by loyal of-| permitted to withdraw without giv-/have been received of an extreme | 2&¥e become distasteful to resident - SPECIAL ‘ : aacal cam be exercised only if and when) |fictals indicate the troops involved ing up their arms. Few ‘beli 1 | radical movement in &: - and the | Americans. ’ Rouliter, well-ke relieved | radical movement in Saxony and the | Men’s Dress Shoes Women’s Black Kid Ties day from heart 4 we ratify the treaty. oe ‘numbered fro 5 0, ; e arts of , Thur ADVERTISEMEN r Seven Snappy Styles He m 40, 000 to 0, 00 and | adjac nt p. . the l U ingia. : fe id he offi-| it was thought best to get them out | AD : ERTISEMENT Four hundred delegates attended a | Full Louis Covered Heels od ris I Rgal interpretation referred to by | i TY of Berlin before att « . aed Bit * 4 . Polk was contained in formal notes | drehend leaders. empting to ap sehen tall typ tel eps oo i rs Cocoanut Oil Makes, S = Real best known celles exchanged between Germany and the, , those districts a emnitz yesterday. | A in old prints In the was reached that the property of an e ten news of the fall of the | 112 Milliens they passed resolutions demanding lf you want to keep your hair in | i Values Hy ih ‘German citizens in neutral countries sehenahe “iy ahemaggete Roger over tme/ the disarmament and disbandment good condition, be careful what you ” oii : Hib phone trom SHerlin and this was used last year" of the regular troops, the security! wash it with. | Jie could not be taken. The Senator t ollowed soon by the arrival by air- | P me = said that inquiries at the State sti of De. Albert } r guard and the volunteers: the forma- Nost soaps and prepared shampoos . Undersecretary ent disclosed that no reply of Foreign Affairs, from the peor we to KILL COLDS ‘tion of workmen's kuards, | unde : contain too much alkali. This dries ae States’ protest had been c ie | /control of the workers’ councils; the / the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and | hancellor Bauer caused a sensa- | ‘organization of revolutionary em- is verv harmful. Mulsified cocoanut . ‘ ‘tion at yesterday's sitting of the as- WILLS ployes and workers’ councils; the oil shampoo (which is d ent ie w ’ : s cus; 1 f is pure and entire- _semb hen he revealed the condt- convocation of a central soviet con- ly greascless), is much better than tions presented the Government by ININ ' | - wep UP AFTER POLICE DEPART Dr. Wolfgang Kapp and Gen. von | CASCARA QU gress; the establishment of revolu- anything else you can use for sham- | Luettwitz before they entered Ber- ttonary courts to try Dr. Kapp, Gen.;} pooing, as this can’t possibly injure lin last Saturday morning. : von Luettwitz and their supporters: | the hair. “They wished to prepare for a. BRO IpE the release of all political prisoners! Simply moisten your hair with water. | ‘and payment for time lost during and rob it in. One or two teaspoon. ) We have one of the largest Shoe stocks in Saint Louis, in Cc. Ogie by 4539 Page war of revenge and plunge the coun- rr 1 etrik | fuls will make an abunda f b, r of a coal office try ‘int t ~~ "abl 7 the general strike. eterateieg « en ’ , Manage ry o another cataclysm,” cried | dard cold remedy for 20 year ps oa bahar, Pega the bai: of men’s, women's and children’s Shoes. You are sure to : af 4450 Duncan avenue, was robber the Chancellor. “Pitiless punish- 2 er gs Ba 2 and sealp thorough; The lath | pei 60 in cash and two checks’ ment must come to these offenders, | . vod yo Se Oe Ce ie for $21.80 at 4:30 p. m., yesterday/their fortunes must be seized and | foils. ee cn Front Te yee path nd , Open Evenings Sh [ih ince: he tad a Gie-|they most be tried before the Ou. genuine pos’ be Red ONES. fog sang ticle of dust, dirt, dandruff and ex- a ot wages an hour before. | Preme Court at ee = | picture. 4 LONDON, March 19.—A bomb ex- Sate. oo Pe rs ry Fal ] 106- §- 10 IA hd policemen. who had been! ry) All Drag Steres ploded outside the Hritish embassy bright, fluffy oak oak is eee | to the office following the | Loyal Troops "Guarding the Streets | in Berlin last night as a naval divi-| You ean get Mulsified cocoanut oil Sreqment, hed just depert- of Berlin. sion was marching past, a dispatch | 5 shampoo at most any drug store, It Market St. ee fiz iii : ‘ Snag) et ae a BO CRRA MW ee ARES ey” SUR IE I Gem ctadtar oon , ’ was ewes meppine into pa BERLIN, ‘Thuredey March 18.- py pont stick in w frut—reach out to ®4¥S8. Several persons were killed or jg mol ry cheap, and a few ounces is a as igger, better things. Make use of injured, but the embassy apparent- h to last everyone in the f the office. Vice Chancellor Schiffer, in when ‘Post-Dispatch WANTS ly suffered no damage. Ys ser hy sor whaanme tie xe. bes mee oo en eee a
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AUDIT REVEALS of George B. Ra St. Charles County, | ne tO a report filed ‘he clerk of the State Auditor Hack. les the $1294 Which county treasury on » County Court had ing Attorney Haeas. © collect fees which founted for. h Wes recently com. ot only the increase f the shortage, but re is no record, in lection of costs oy jitigants to secure nown whether hans d received deposits ount for them, or to collect ihe costs posits. The repor: ‘nown the votal of equired deposits in s asked for a state. ispatch reporter he people for me that PB up soon.” } FOR TION CANCELED vbor Liberating by igitators Ar. n Raids. ispatch — aMrch 19,— ations of deporta- ainst Communists ve been ordered by f Labor. f the agitators ar- recent raids con artment of Justice -d during the las: Vv that Martens, Rus.- resentative, was n whom the ban n demand by the stice his deporta- eturned. of Justice refused iter though indi¢. *rference with Its lent.e =. f the® deportation . | tO. Assistant Sec- st, *vho is suprem.. during Secretary ecretary Post said led a good many it would be neces. the files to deter. n each case. “Iy d I have been of the man did not portation law,” he — a KLES Unsightly Spots. asily. ‘th tender skin ise it is likely to th ugly freckles. k her veil, the sun trong tendency to er peace of mind. ength, makes it ose most suscept keep their skin No matter how reckles you have, Othine should re } m your druggist reckles. Gone FOSPATCH Pulitzer Publis) Olive Streetee ening | of Circulations SOCIATED Prizes. leven! All rights of repub- ‘hes herein are c so | BY WA N = mm, IN. PPS TE ee, § 87. sy, | LER ree 4. shai egestas Se | exchange. is and Subu : a Month. me Copy. ‘hy age f suis}. " . Louisa, °. . 18T9, ch. Central @0no areal ae FE : roved 8 can é Ties AT ST. CHARLES, i «a | FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH pW USED IN 1 Some Participants in Board Walk Bazar in Their Costumes | TWO YEARS FOR | Ateskans stove fr LIVERY STATION ~ HOLDUP FOUND Machine, Left in Rear of | 4205 Ashland Avenue, | Wentified as One Stolen Last Night. OBTAINED. BY FIVE MEN bits Pet. ee 6 6CUM TOA TATE lll ee ee ee st AL ey os i hae wy at Wate adie fe 2 4 : ” 4 x Clerks in Nugents’ Depot . - at 3733 Bell Avenue Cov- ' eed With Revolvers—25 3 . « Drivers in Yard, a The automobile used by five rob- “bers who held up employes of the | gelivery relay station of the B. Nu-| BS, Pgent & Bro. Dry Goods Co. at 3733 | - Bell avenue at 8:30 p. m. yester- | ® day and escaped’ with $3600 was. > found abandoned in an alley in the “® ear of 4205 Ashland avenue at 1 . m. today. It was identified as | Fone stolen about 8 o'clock last night | | from Mrs. Elizabeth Kaemmerer of © 4234W Kossuth avenue. It was itaken from the garage in the rear | of her home. | | Slips of paper such as are used by | Nugent delivery men were found in 'the machine. These‘are believed to | ™ have been in the money’ drawer) “@® which the robbers stole. The drawer » was found by boys this morning in :: | @ dump of bushes in O'Fallon Park, @ between the park keeper's house - and the boat landing. It contained 'a check for $9.15, a driver’s slip, ony oh ty of ; The net proceeds of the bazar will MRS. EDWARD MAGNUS AS A FORTUNE i -vV and’ Washington University to raise the pay of professors and instructors. we Cisne tae sorte hones Sa ANNs Sanath one oes ‘ b Ss ; BN : ERR LAE OM oe TELLER. The Atlantie City Boardwalk Bazar will be given during the week of | April 5 at the Coliseum, and dozens of women and girls will take part. | to Smith and Bryn Mawr colleges ® two pennies and a crank and key Sfor an automobile. | chauf- | TRIAL, WITH Wire. AT SIDE 10 AD HI ‘® curred, but it was conducted so! } | quietly that they knew nothing of it. | until the thieves had departed. | -. The money stolen represented col- | ® iections made by drivers on cash de- | livery packages. : | Six Men in Office. | | Five men drove up to the relay ) station, & first-floor office, in a ma- chine later described as a dilapidat- d Ford touring car. One remained | ' in the machine and kept the engine’ ., " ' running. Another stood near the Girl With Whom He Eloped ' _door and acted as a lookout and : | ' three entered the office, -in which From mt Louis Expected | [\there were six men, George E. Lau- ‘ . a | bach, 3226A Cherokee street, traffic to Side With Him In Mann sylvania avenue, cashier; John | Act Case. Lynch, 3539 Cozens avenue; William . Hackman, 3002 Prairie avenue; Wil- | Special to the Post-Dispatch ' iam Furber, 3529 Cozeng avenue, SAN FRANCISCO, March 19.—The | manager; Alvin Phillips, 2604 Penn-| ~~ ee | and Thomas Gaffney, 3829 Windsorjtrial of Elzie V. McGinnis of St. place, drivers. Louis, who served in France as a The three robbers carried pistols.| First Lieutenant in the 138th (St. One who seemed to be the leader,;| Louis) Infantry and who js charged | said: “No funny business. Throw/ with violating the Mann act as 1 -"em up.” The six men in the office|result of his desertion of his wife | and his elopement to this city last July with Miss Esther Botts, a 19- year-old St. Louis girl, was called Mm the United States District Court here | today before Federal Judge pomeehs Bean. | Seated in the courtroom with the| defendant are the other two figures | in the triangle. The wife, Mrs. Myr- | | tle McGinnis of 1334 Temple place, St. Louis, who brought about he: ‘husband’s arrest in January, is at) |his side, professing her love for him and speaking words of sympathy and | encouragement. Near by is the girl. | the Government’s pivotal @ obeyed and held up their hands. Robbers Escape in Auto. ‘Laubach and Phillips were or- dered to come from behind the coun- ' ter and line up against the wall with '® thedrivers. The leader then said to Phillips: “You get that money.” Covering Phillips with his pistol the _ robber walked with him to the coun- ‘@ ter. Phillips pulled out the money drawer. The robber snatched it from him and ran out. His two com- panions backed out, still covering ® the employes with their revolvers. *@ On the sidewalk they were joined by -@ the lookout. All the robbers jumped ' @ into the machine and it drove west ‘@ on Bell avenue toward Vandeventer avenue. Laubach told policemen the rob- bers were all young, apparently ranging in age from 19 to 23. He described the leader as being about 6 feet tall, of dark complexion and Wearing a blue suit and a dark cap. One of the men wore a rain coat and the lookout at the door wore a fur cap. Rillist said today that Matthews formerly was employed as an elec- trical inspector, but that ,because of a press of work, he decided to assign him to some work in checking up poles. Matthews, he said, refused to accept the transfer and he told him that refusal was insubordination. He thereupon discharged Matthews, he _ taid. He declared he never had made . any other charge against him. Hooke _ Said the sult was his first informa- ' tion of any sort on the matter. witness, | whose love for McGinnis, it is said, has not waned and whose testimony | the prosecution. Wife Obtained Affidavits. The defense, in which the wife is expected to take an important part, will be that McGinnis at the time of his departure from St. Louis’ still was suffering from the effects of gas and wounds suffered in ac- tion overseas, which caused him to be mentally unbalanced. Affidavits, obtained by the wife in St. Louis, will be introduced to bear out this con- tention. The unfaltering devotion of Miss Botts to the man who brought her here is expected to find expression in «statements on the witness stand that she defrayed her own expenses for the trip, a point, which, the pros- ecution admits, will have an impor- tant technical bearing on the case. It that she knew him to be a married man when she left St. Louis and that her departure was made of her own accord. Mrs. McGinnis, since her arrival here two days ago, has been con- Fdward Roullicr, Artist, Is Dead, _ By the Associated Press. - CHICAGO, March 19.—Edwar4 - Roullier, well-known artist, Jied to- ' day from heart disease. He was born - th Paris in 1858 and educated at the ‘of today. ‘wife. is expected to be) disappointing for | is also believed that she will assert | to be. wofinded three times in action | and orce gassed in a abandoned French orchard. His wounds, a machine gun nest. “Would not anyone of these expe- riences have been enough to unbal-. ance Mr. McGinnis?’ she asked. “We were so happy before this happened that I am sure he was not responsible fér what he did.” It is expected that the selection of | a jury will consume the greater part ' The case is being pros- ecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Ben Geis. McGinnis is 33 years old. employed in the general offices of the M., K. & T. Railroad as secre- tary to one of the officials, and upon a visit to the office after his return ‘from France in January, 1919, be- came acquainted with Miss ~Botts, i'who worked there as a stenogra- pher. McGinnis resided with his wife at 1334 Temple place until July 21, ‘when he departed, taking with him Liberty Bonds and money amount- ‘ing to about $1500, belonging to his The next day the wife learned that Miss Botts, who resided with her parents at 3640 Russell avenue, had disappeared. A few weeks aft- erward Mrs. McGinnis placed the case in the hands of agents of the Department of Justice. COMMITTEE NAMED TO OVERSEE EXPENDITURE OF BOND ISSUE: ‘ex of Seven Organizations Request- ed to Select Representatives Have Complied. Six of the seven organizations re- quested to name representatives to act on an Advisory Committee to su- pervise the expenditure of the $24,- 000,000 bond issue, provided the measure is passed at the special elec- tion, May 11, have complied. The St. Louis Bar Association has not yet named a-representative but the pres- dent, Marion C. Early, has notified Mayor Kiel that one will be named. Representatives named are Rich- ard Moore,’ representing the Manu- facturers’ Association; Charles J. Lammert, the Building Trades’ Council; Baxter L. Brown, an engi- neer, the Chamber of Commerce; John H. Farish, president of the Real Estate Exchange, representing that organization; E. C. Andrews, the Merchants’ Exchange, and David Kreyling, the Central Trades and Labor Union. Two Get 5 Years Each for Holdup. Peter Pappas, 23 years old, and Michael Eagan, 20, charged with holding up the night cashier and stealing $50 in Thompson’s restau- rant at 718 Olive street, Jan. 31 last, pleaded guilty today on charges of assault to rob and were sentenced to serve five years each in the re- stantly in the company of her hus- * — mycee, He was one of the band, who has been at liberty under = 9 known collectors and experts 0N |, 00.4 gor more than a month. Dis- 9 ao ae Se SOURIS cussing the case with a Post-Dis- (Or OVER-EATING is the root of nearly all digestive evils. If your 1 patch correspondent this morning, | before the opening of the trial, she ences overseas and expressed giveness for the girl. “He is not to blame. I am with him 4 | to the last beeause I love him dearly. 4/1 bear no resentment either towards him or towards Miss Botts, and all that I want is to see my husband cleared.” in Courtroom. The interview was obtained in the the'new aid to better Pleasant to —effective. were seated. Mrs. McGinnis thorities would not consent to the transfer of the case to St. Louis for professed her devotion for McGinnis, | attributing his actions to his experi- | for- “T shall remain with my husband | as a loyal wife should,” she said. | courtroom, where McGinnis, his wife | and his attorney, Clarence Stafford, | ex- pressed regret that the Federal au- | moids i help straighten out gape! pe iekyscecacn ) ‘ trial, and then launched into an ac- count of her husband's experiences overseas. She was interrupted fre- quently during her narrative by Mc- Ginnis, who added details to her re- cital of the events which caused him = ; | formatory at Boonville. On a for- | mer arraignment they had pleaded j not guilty on a charge of first de- gree robbery. she | said, were received in a charge upon | He was | ey CE: a “ es” ee ets” ei ele tete ee he oo ; eon ‘ ; ' H * iy | , ee SRR, P Bom Bag * anes Nicene MISS DOROTHY WRAY of the Candy Booth GREAT BRITAIN TO BUILD NO |Past War Fieet Larger Than Ameri- can Pacific and Atlantic Squad- rons Combined. the Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 19.—Brit- | ish naval estimates for 1920-21 pro- ivide for no new warship construc- ition it was stated today at the Brit- |ish embassy, and provision is made for a post-war fleet in full commis- | sion of only 16 battleships, four bat- 'tle cruisers, 38 light cruisers, with | By destroyers and submarines in pro- portion. Republican leaders in the House virtually have decided against auth- orizing any new American warships this year, but the pending naval ap- propriations bill carries funds for continuing work on the 12 super- dreadnoughts, six battle cruisers, and a number of destroyers, subma- rines and other:small craft now un- der construction. The British post-war fleet as de- ‘scribed in the embassy’s announce- ment will be considerably larger than the combined . American At- ae [stitute the second greatest naval ‘fighting force in the world. ‘WILSON EXPECTS COAL WAGES TO BE BASED ON RECENT REPORT Rv the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, March 19.— President Wilson expécts the bitu- minous coal operators and miners to work out their contracts for the new coal year, beginning April 1, on the basis of the majority report of the Coal Strike Settlement Commis- today after a conference with Secre- tary Tumulty at the White House. Palmer said the minori@y report, made by John P. White, the miners’ representative, would be submitted have some bearing on any settle- ment reached at the proposed con- miners. Palmer was accompanied to the White House by Walker D. Hines, head of the Railroad Administration, the purpose of the visit being to con- fer with Tumulty on the form to be followed by the President in making public the commission's findings. |The Attorney-General] said the Pres- \ident in submitting the two reports 'to the miners and operators would | point out the points at issue for their ‘consideration when they meet to ar- range the new contracts. No date for such a meeting has been announced. — NEW WARSHIPS THIS YEAR antic and Pacific fleets, which con- | sion, Attorney-General Palmer said , by the President along with the ma- | jority report merely because it would | ferences between the operators and | utes [OG ~ physicians -s : 4 ' ’ ing on this motion, shé was relea about 12 feet from thes, any" 45 “l or |colored persons for dissecting pur-| , on $2000 bond. was found . ‘ . s , poses, was held. by the authorities to) "” ; No Emotion at Verdict. ’ . | bank, with the head pointing toward | be responsible for the trouble, which Vele- nC ne ite | started tn Druid Hill avenue, a thor-| — : aoe police have advanced 3 . Mrs. g we > SENS ©" | oughfare largely populated by ne-| theory that he fell into the water emotion, but later, W hile Ww aiting sa groes. An exchange of greetings be-| ¥Ple playing, possibly with other her bond to be signed, she WeP!-|iyeen a white dentist and another | 2©YS: Her calmness on hearing the verdict | W nig man, according to the police,| While there was a cut on the side Was a surprise, gs she was greatly | inspired a crowd of negroes with the | of the head, the autopsy physiclam ° excited toward’the close of the trial} pores that the dentist and his friend ‘has reported to the Coroner that the. yesterday afternoon and became HYS- | were looking for prey for the dissect- | body did not appear to show indi-« | terical when an Assistant Circuit At- | ing table,and they started to beat the| ©@tions of violence. The autopsy did |torney was making his closing argu-/|two whites. Two policemen in plain| Ot show whether drowning was the ment for the State. She interruptesl| clothes arrested one of the negroes, | C@USse of death, but the undertaker {him severdl times ky crying out that | whose friends succeeded in releasing) Wpo had previously handled the ‘he was not telling the truth. ithe prisoner. The plain clothes men, »°dy informed the autopsy physician The motion for a new trial ‘S| were reinforced by two other offi-| at drowning was the cause, in hig based on the action of Judge Taylor | cers, who attempted to arrest Seott.| opinion, as considerable water was yesterday in ruling out all testimony | The negro fled, firing his pistol at | removed from the lungs. ‘ ~ which had been intended to show |the policeman as he ran. The chase | in 2 i that Mrs. Wiegmann shot her hus-'| ended only when he “OH WELL SUCH iS LIFE \N THE * ’ Fa FAR WEST,” CHAPLIN REPLIES entered the! band in self defense. This had been ; | Mrs. Chaplin Says She Doesn't Want: , house in West Saratoga street. her original plea, but when she took | @ Divorce But She Must Have rj ss stand she deni hat she ¢ | cai MI ae pose gre she TWO U, 5, DRAFT EVADERS TO BE TRIED IN MEXICO CITY —- Support. Ft. Spectal to the Post-Dispatch. been dragging her about by the hair | and that she saw him draw a revolv- panies LOS ANGELES, Cal. March 19.8: The domestic troubles of the Charliaos er and heard him threaten her. Then = ‘. | . , ‘|'Are Charged i s ‘she said, she heard a shot and her | wrth Wie te eg i | | Chaplins have been known to friends Iurnish Arms to Agents of ' : : So} i : "e od husband fell. §& he said she never | Villa and Felix Diaz, | had the revolver in her hand. : | Evidence Ruled Out. eee ee ‘for several months. Chaplin i it | when she had given this testimony |,, AGUA. PRIETA, Sondfa, Mexico, | oss Slee amine aman ap oo ptr. 2 ithe Court ruled out all evidence as to March et -Edward Filmore and bien ory e es x pn? Be . ; Herman Sidway, alleged American | counter suit in the event that hies her husband’s brutality toward her | wife, Mildred Harris, sues for divorce. draft evaders, have been ordered re- moved from Hermosillo to Mexico City to face charges of conspiring to furnish arms and ammunition to : warring tribes of Yaqui Indians, ac- | Wright, would not talk for him. | after the shooting, when she said she ‘cording to official advices received | The only direct statement of Mran (had taken a revolver from & piano | here from Hermosillo. | Chaplin was: “ft have not seen Méfio. {and shot her husband in self defense. | ‘The two men who gave New York | Chaplin in two weeks and he has nn: | In the motion for a new trial it City as their home, were taken into | been living with me for severak ; was alleged that the Court was in | custody last week near the State line | months. I am forced to concludhes ;error in ruling out self-defense tes- of Chihuahua by Mexican Govern- |that he does not want to live with > 'and asto his treatment of her on th: dav of the shooting. Her testimony was indirect conflict |with her statements to policemen When seen at his club the come*5>s dian said that he had no statement « ,to make and his attorney, Arthurs bg that she shot her husband. | had in their possession, the advices | 40 I want Mr. Chaplin's money, but n cross-examination yesterday | caig, two automobiles loaded with$! must have support.” Mrs. Wiegmann said she could not} remember telling policemen she shot ‘her husband, though she _ recalled ‘that she made some sort of state- ment to them early after the shoot- Chaplin’s only reply to this state: ment was, “Oh, well, such is life fm # |the Far West.” Bi | Attorneys for Mrs. Chaplin state - ‘that Chaplin has visited their client ammunition. The prisoners were quoted as say- ing the ammunition was turned over _to them on the west coast of Mexi- co for delivery at a designated spot ee wade: “oe ay “Me Board Walk Squadron Formed. ee peptide ac Hees 2 Sag Girls of the Women’s Union of} ; Washington University and other St. | A | Louis women yesterday formed a| } ‘flying squadron” for the board walk | | ticket campaign at. an enlistment} | ing. on the Sonora-Chihuahua line to/at her Oxford street home many | times in an effort to persuade her *o : / accept $25,000 and file suit in Nevadly « $150 Pin Found ln Wash. ' on “nominal grounds.” diamond pin, valued at $150. the | “Re property of Charles Walker, 520 State street, Fast St. Louis, was rescued vesterday from the washing machine | i}meeting at the residence of Mrs.| 0PeTated hy Lulu _ beasley, at her} | Seorge Gellhorn Charter membe: al home, 1210 North Third street. Mrs. | t : é ‘r member: : ae | & , | Walker notified the police when she)! ‘are: Misses Lilian Stupp, Margaret; |Shapleigh, Marguerite Morrell, May! Levy, N. Taussig, Jane Pelton, Helen | |Milius, Janet Holmes, Irene Loeb, | Frances Alli, Bertha Uhlemeyer, | ‘Miriam Florsheim and Margaret 'Eqing and Mmes. George Gellhorn, | 'Evarts Graham, James McCluney, B. J. Taussig, Herman Miller and Wash- | ington E. Fischel. discovered that the pin had been sent} with the wash. ’ ’ Take Home a New I Roll Tomorrow Very Choice New Ones “Forward March” (March)....$1.25 § + “Ching a Ling’s Jazz Bazaar” ' ; Gee SED 0S os bacocs cece What’s the Use | “Bell Hop Biues” (Bives)...... ot Waiting | Sy na wey the Rose” (For ee . lntil you have saved up all the cash before buying your Spring On Trot) ee oe "rere eereee eee eaeeee outfit when you c@n buy = the | ; piicuinindessidiaaiessiilitimaniitianiiaoals 4 t". S. and have your purchases ) U 4 “charged?” | BeS RE to Hear These | Ber | Pay us a little at a time a; | as you get your pay. | 3 Great Waltzes f & “Witching Waves” ......... . ig | LADIES’ ) | “Weeping Willow Lane” ‘= | hs || | “Dreamy Amagzon” ,........, $1.25 | . o me KIESELHORST’S | | —ESTABLISHED 19To— AS | 1007 OLIVE 8ST. on ' | Use K ieselhorat'’s | Special Polish Ree t A “K LEBRNOTE? 4 Piayer Cleaner” Dresses $16.50 *° $45 SKIRTS $7.50 *° $18 Mall Steamers MEN'S | om. T—PLEMOU SUITS New York, AND TOPCOATS ‘mematanlia tence srtentee BUY NOW — for Easter — and pay us a little at a time, as you get paid. ; | | i i } ' ' ; i ICAN LINE © AMER > Past ~ peal Mas i j ar. St. Paul...Apr. 3/ St. ‘Phila. ....Apr. 10! Phila. ....May 8 rT Ld ] | ' sen eeeee ee eee Pe eee © . **n, ee Ratti | TAR LINE E % 4 ¢ 4 ane o - & = * ; e ; hold a mass meeting in its behalf, | at the school, the night of April 15. Park Commissioner Pape, John H. Wartmann and A. Rothenheber were the principal speakers. \ CREDIT CLOTHING CO. 706 NORTH BROADWAY *feee er ee ee ee ee eee eee eee eer eee eee eres eee ete eee eee eee ee eC eee Rewer terete eeees ee eee eee ee eee ree eee eee re eee PARK LAKE BEING.) DRAINED IN INQUIRY) sf ec PPA Cem IADR en, eNO OI Aur ie Pie Uae PONE <i, ey Vi dedmetnaiiiaded athens po re « € qe Ber 4 1 ne vi ae ee ee - a ee a ele ee eT ee ee ee See a tn er rn - a ee -_ - ee eoowpeaneey ee ee ee ee i ey —— — ————————— sapeabennecetin tn iadiiaassas adel coe ae a a ee ee wey FORT Gs EMO ey Se re - OP AN A ty! ee TOLL LOT aly AY ES Th A mn et iB Om eo op cRNA tetas Ly ERR iti ee. ; - "4 ~ ~~ * On shy AE, HEA AEB el tem AS te aah land tied lian ats eth eee tee in Maes ans ann nase ER
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—— , a PPI ON SO TR ape roe ee? ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH S[SHAIRGAL NON ee camaro | SAD TO CONTROL - TY DEPARTMENT i ' Discharged City Inspector | Makes Charge in Suit ' This Month’s Best Records | Against Public Utilities | | Officials for $10,000. g829%, \ Lakme (Bell Song) Tetrazzini — 31.50 | | ; £9001 c - intel > 4 SEAR 9B NRCerEnmeeD - ‘ei ¥ 4 . ee ee i as TOI TATA RDG apt es SR, eae IME het eae : 0) ae “a : re oe - aie ee Se) a saver ~ ° Om ee . -~ ee * me oe > ve , nee? , P ’ _ - ve ee i "ie 7* ie ore ae ~ ~ “ o> - “vt a oPers Rae ty NS 5 ¥ ’ » i) . > =. e~ . ii ? Pie . : a ee pete a ¥ pena wos mow, ¢. SPER BSI ae at aS ® : ; a 9 em r. nae thi Su RE: dk BS8i27, some er | Matthews charges that his dismis- | 3 ‘sal was brought about by Local Union | 39 , gc No. 1, Independent Brotherhood of | z | Electrical Workers of America, | : SS147, Yrreust (Jewel Song) which, he alleges, long has controlled | — $1.50 J the two defendants in their policy | . 88176, } Pagiiacci-Prologo. ie eeanees cose. Gee | toward city employes, despite the $1.50 fact that they took an oath that, $8206, ‘ Oe My Raa MT Caruso \“they would be influenced only by | > a mia che VO S&Ap@...-sce+sess . | $1.50 jae | consideration of fitness in the dis- | OE OR IR: iN OO BEN Se OR ME pe I EME RR Pome Ni aE Pie ie POY OS ow m ‘ ——— 3 . ‘ ~ ‘charge or supervising of en em-)| : ploye.’ The petition refers to an ordinance | providing that no salaried employe | Ge of the city shall be discharged with- | | , (229 |out first receiving 15 dars’ notice, | 'unless he has been guilty of drunk- | Oo) or 3 da enness, dishonesty or insubordina- | e : tion. Matthews says he was let out | VY) | i Z ER ‘without the 15 days’ notice, infor- | | S p a y ecu emeas W y —. ee $5288, Lenijah (Oh, Rest in the Lord) ....-Homer $1.50 } ea a ees ro oy 0} Oo eee me Pe oe ig ony nee eae Wye ee eetiines tite |mation of his dismissal coming to) err © fined to which was a reference to the| 4 } noms me even, euiomued “800 4 Styles, like a man—may be too stiff-necked or too tame. ‘charge that he was uty ot enner| | Les Just in between is the happy medium—that’s what drunkenness, dishonesty or insu- | e 4 bordination, all of which was false, | | | “ This Month's Best Rolls Ihe alleges." He charges that he waa | Bond’s New York styled suits and topcoats offer. New Ne. Pelee Matthews’ salary was $160 @. ; York styles are the real ones—they “hit the wide-awake month. He sets forth that he had Afghanistan » ‘ $1.25 passed the efficiency tests provided | is bs es American Man just night.” My Gal $1.25 by the charter and was well qualified ' , for the position. . e- . ° . 3 Venetian Moon 20 $1.25 His attorney, Albert E. Hausman, The “clamor” of high prices is conspicuously absent ; h the zlectri Workers’ Cookie $1.25 ‘said that the Electrical orke Union had made a fight on Matthews around this store. e’re both the maker When My Baby Smiles at Me $1.25 ‘because he did not join the union. | : 7. Sin w \fean Someone Oe |He was willing to join as an elec-| | d ta | th t’ h Ex eryone Is papas for a, ‘ $1.25 ‘trical worker, but not as an in-| | » and retalier als W V. I’d Like to Be Rip Van Winkle $1.25 i'spector, which the union wanted him ? wavs Be Waiting for Yo 8 ; to do, said the attorney. “He felt; Pil Al ri bes Be ering tor tou $1 20 ‘that as an inspector he would be} You’re a Million Miles From Nowhere .1030 $1.25 ‘called upon to inspect nonunion as, | well as union jobs but !f he were itn | " ‘the union as an inspector he could | H t ID t t y not have done this,” said the attor- | a ‘; O r VY I 7 c i. O O U iney. The plaintiff began working) - for the city in 1910, it was stated. | ’ $150,000 ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS | | $230 $35 240 : PROGRAM PLANNED BY SOCIETY | | 1006 OLIVE ST., Between 10th & 11th | Assimse Disease in St. Louis; Bond’s ClothesdeL uUxe,d 50 $14,800 for Camp. A proposal to spend $150,000 in x ‘anti-tuberculosis work this year was y | approved by the St. Louis Tuberculo- O U a V _ TO 'sis Society at its annual meeting yes- terday, and will be presented to the board of directors next Tuesday. Las? | . ; e |year the society spent $68,000 and, | No mM id d le m te nN ~ p r O f ] t S, ho ithe increase is intended to provide et en res : charge accounts, no free deliveries The report of the treasurer showed l that $14,800 was spent last vear for | ? ‘the FG oti of the Night and saddled to clothes cost. Bond S Day Camp and Residential Open Air ° ? School at 9500 South Broadway, and prices are producer S prices. the remainder for education, social service employment, clinics and re- search work. Five hundred lectures on hygiene were given in mercantile and industrial establishments, which reached 70,000 persons. Tlfore than , A eat hat ited tide? cadhdl % i tia) alls 3 Cathey sh tees i ted Me 2 ms. i | aa RNG coat dere on onarnens, gency 2% ree > ee _ . gee yi pate ot To ge Rae aaa tt ant eae et aad ’ : a i ia Rt Be a a | {RNA IS IEE RM, OIE SRT IS EN RP EET IIR TTL POL! DAS: ae ee: -- Saae” © 7 SS Reece ae Li Ld =— Sss Wi ¢ 4 z 4 4 4 SS 7} — ws \\\y TT, dl -——! 7 $70,000 were realized from the Christmas seal sale and a baseball! rie, and Dey camp ae There’s the half-belted or form- enarged 120 persons during the year, ° . . + 'an average of 20 a day being cared fitter In either single or double ‘for. Eighty per cent of the patients gained in weight. : agro re the man — wants RAILWAY CLERKS WANT U. S. : the real stylish topper. Conser- TO RECOGNIZE IRISH REPUBLIC vatively styled topcoats for con- "ven and Senators to Support servative men. Sizes for all. Members of Victory Lodge, No. | 564, Brotherhood of Railway and * ‘Steamship Clerks, at a meeting Wednesday night, adopted resolu- tions calling on members of Con- ¢ gress to support the Mason bill, which seeks recognition of the Irish Republic by this Government. ’ 7 te ° The resolution reads: B qd r t h d | k “Believing in the principles for On ~ raincoa S S C Wa r l e€ which we entered the great war and 2] duck’s back—they’re both rain- desiring that ffeedom should not be confined to any particular races or proot and high-price proof. You peoples, we approve the recognifion So) | - of the Irish Republic and call on our ? ESHIOES for MEN 202228 ciss Seve can’t beat that. oe, oe | | » Port the Mason bill introduced for Pes |) that purpose.” .9g You Save $2.00 On Every Pair Copies of the resolution~will be ; 1 You don’t have to pay absurdly high prices Saat Simenianat Gmammenn shies - for oa woe comfort. You get all of . TS si these features in ARK shoes at a clear j, [, ee Sars festaree io NEWAR J, C. SHANER SUES FOR DIVORCE No middlemen’s profits to pay—that’s the ‘ttorney Alleges Wife of 15 Years : We are prod Circulated False Stories. rN ) ans wes our own ucers, Our own “ «¢ distri . ~~ : James C. Shaner, an attorney, ves- J. tT APRIEN. Mer. —, ne ibutors. Over four million pairs were sold jterday filed suit to divoree. Mew wad Arcade Bldg. ™ = IWS ANI WN ee \ ener ~— + ee, el w - in our 300 stores last year. |Mary Shaner of 3855 West Pine te More shan 150 smart Spring styles to choose | boulevard, alleging that she struck . from. Get acquainted with these, the workys [him with “2 malt baseball bats Olive at Eighth |} poker or a strap,” and on one occa- greatest value-giving shoe stores. ‘sion she called a police patrol to their home. He also says she circu- | ; eee eae lated false stories concerning his al- New York Detroit Cincinnati Youngstown : |leged association with improper | Cleveland Columbus Louisville Pittsburg : | Dersona. : Toledo Kansas City Akron St. Louis - $ LARGEST SHOE RETAILERS IN THE WORLD. They were married 15 years ago Steres in 100 and separated Nov. 17. last Re x . MAIL ORDERS. GIVEN PRO ATTENTION eently Mrs. Shaner filed suit acuinst ST. LOUIS STORES: her husband for $3150. alleging tha: . 2 Vo " “ - *& os f * 4 ¥ . 4. ~ p , 4 4 —
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ton ‘Re, bs - 4 ide phe are ees Bee Oe Lhe Pare : y ? FM ; tated SV. mbit i pees ; me iN in oe NS he Ne A BF Ee ee Pe ms , ye ge ” . x ee, tee ae Preaghe ese aa gS ie Ril Bi ee Se: BRS Bee ad | = Bt eS ee eee y a es 4 + ™ i A. : ~— ™ Sa ee Sere ge Ry ow " * ae 3 at ot he ne ahteienen, ae — ~ mae as Oe Deon Yon ON ON gre eae a8 % , ~ ~ | taki h ’ "EASILY ‘7 RACED JAis 2 stones, Hits TyPIst|sHe 1s CELEBRATING VINDICATION BY NEGROES | Snntn.cansequanti rate at on -- yen: ‘ menace WORRIES GROCERY OWNER ‘arsee nat ‘aors'wat sostane toll WOW 6@ dy 41 SM cea g enza or some like-det ita ecnalits 44 tuk eiakeesesek: neighborhood, and trade at the " , Li W. A. Stork, whose ownership of taken either side. charges that Stork was abetting the OW DE - | Civic League to Have Aided other store fell off. Stork wanted 2 -restoring and y- ° a . ing as a human cushion, Miss Helen | se gas 5 streng th bod buil ing virtues of ee a ae one grocery store patronized by ne- The Central Civic League, an or- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘ FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1920. : - | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH at s who are Window Cleaner Sprains Foot in} f———— Thousand none too strong. trace the present Plunge, and Girl Is Unharmed. lw. A. Stork Declared by Central eee ace” Gee ae ae not do better than try the TRENTON, N. J., March 19.—Act- a as Se , a} | Negroes in Getting Homes. it plainly understood that he hadn’t F ul! Pou TY d C an P 2 C i > teed ugler, a young State House stenog _ es groes and another patronized by ganization of negroes, made an in-} 8 me ee ee ee ae - ee ee 9 rapher, probably saved the life of oe dion: hie white persons, placed him in a try-| vestigation of the circumstances, and | == Augustus Miller, a window cleaner, . = i. ing situation when the controversy reported that Stork had not dis- FREE MATERNIT Y CLINIC Wthen the tntter: White at work on 0 ~~ Ve . é ; arose recently over the question of) criminated against them, but actu- \ , M . IBERTY HOSPITAL , second-story window of an office ,- = e a eo at buying Fei van on Enright ally had helped them to get houses. Pasebian aenvtea: tame ae es tn yap owen coe, building on West State street, fell —— a ee rae ie near §=Newstead, has been/in the neighborhood. Now Stork 1s| | operation of Physicians and Philanthropic persons. po ee oe ee Se indicated’’ by the negro faction. | watching anxiously to see what the. ES Poem ag MATHRNESS CLINIC, LES 4267 = ‘and landed on the young woman, “Ome 828 “Se it : Negroes charged that Stork was effect will be on his white trade. |. This efficient tonic is nourishment in a form that helps | who was passing. Miss Kugler, with : . ‘ the breath almost knocked out of ee gl rr Se . . build up a healthy resistance. If you are Not M ner, fell sprawling into the street, con | 4 , . your accustomed strength—rich, nourishing ,and Miller landed on his feet. — Sa | * a SCOTT’S EMULSION will help you. Try m1 the girl, apart from —e pesly | Be ~ if | : shaken up, was unharmed, and was e ited a) i | Me. & B. Process,” ms “gk rn refined in our sigevser oe ; able to go to the State House and el kt | | Zaboratorics, It is a guarantee of purity and palatability unsurpassed. finish her work. Miller’s left foot ye? | _—— W Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J. 1919 | Was sprained, and he went to a hos- | . | pital. ‘ce Th N | 99 : | : y ; # 2 Pg é 4 . 1 00 S lk , e New Store | , P A eee, | i $ + | G oves . : ng ea ae ad | Dees a gor : Special purchase of white and fast black all-silk Gloves; C | Ves oe. | r dts (age ee | double tips; 2-clasp; Milanese Silk Gloves; Saturday for.... CL | Lees sae r New Kid Gloves $2.50 Chamoisette Gloves =/ a, teens Brown overseam, soft Kid ( Extra quality Chamolsette Gloves: l-clasp; with Gloves in the new strap- fancy two-tone embroid- wrist gauntiet style, with ered backs; all sizes; spe- ' contrasting cuff and On Sixth Street, Befween Locust and St. Charles RS. MIRIAM. SPARKS BANISTER | ¥ \“atitching: buck and gray SP ECI AL SA LES WOW, 103 TOOKY, —§ Real Shoe Scheduled for Saturday! RECEIVES FRIENDS § VX ( BARGAINS Mrs. Miriam Sparks Banister Is || /) \—& Women’s Up to $8.00 Low Shoes, Special, $4.95 Women’s and Misses’ SUITS | Probably Oldest Person in” | - : sy In this fot : | St.. Louis. ) t | newest’ shaped toes About 100 Suits Included in This Group at...... i et ae - the new want-g.- Odds and ends from our regular $35 and $39.75 lines in the sea- i ‘Geakihte the grtsnly gu eos: ™ “ a Wo) ante fit ail: ’ ldest Aa a special, son’s newest styles in LS TD | St. Louis, is 103 years old today. |@ ic co) | SERGES TRICOTINES WOOL JERSEYS In full possession of all her facul-| i= s ‘ : ae : $ Most of them are full silk lined and are shown in colors of Navy, ties, except for a serious impairment @& rm —) Pi r Women’s and misses’ new stylish Suits, well tailored, of serge Rookie, various shades of Tan and a few Copenhagen Blue. of her eyesight, she is smilingly re-| 3 oe ee SR ~" and poplin, many silk lined. Special for Saturday’s selling at ceiving the felicitations of friends @ TAPS $25 and $35. | at her home, 5917 Maple avenue, “ i. | op ‘ ‘ or Military Confirmation Heels ee ) ; , where she lives with her ‘son-in- | e 4 ARARARAARAAIOOOnn enn rs law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ' @ i & ia ir ~ 9 ° 9 Alexander 8S. Mann. i | omen S and wSSe€S | When little “Grandma” Banister, f : Dre i a“ es M ’ as she is known to friends, was 100 im ? ys en $s years old, she celebrated with a large ; Myf f { ¢ Fresh new stocks, ready : Ze Newest Spring crea- to wear for Easter or Con- ek oes 5 f ‘ Suit Department__Second Floor. WS WN ~~ ee” ne $59.75, $65 and $75 Values Offered at.......... a ede ak tae eenae Gtk Gee : arty ¢ e home ason, but since: & They're Samples, and as such are wonderfully tailored, and there chao”) teak ealatnien’t teen ined ae : & | Ta the wee ee ¢ tions in this great). Srmation Preity ieee sae Z a are only one, two and three of a kind. Every Suit is beautifully & \\ , e newest pring sale; sport Coats of 2 fonea in beautiful overakirt FAG Most are welt silk lined, and the styles and colorings provide wide range for | . ‘we\\ erection. . Materials are: in ek Sa Seen Sone eee: Aes wake we 14 years, at { materials and colors, 3 {f° 9 TINES MEN’S WEAR SERGES ch dae » ibe ae AL : i POIRET TWILLS VELOUR CHECKS Tamia iae piace ake aoe $9.98 $ 98 $ $ ) $ t $ 98 WOOL hie rd a Renae cpr ites Scoot dress with a thread lace fichu, an ia ——e to — . : 0 ; ; E — . 2; heirloom from her English birth-| @ ; ’ place, with jabot and cuffs of Honi- ton lace. Mrs. Mann made ready Wonderful DR SSES the big birthday cake prepared by a % ID caterer, with “103” outlined in can-. EB dles, to be cut for callers. A $7.50 to $8 | Wonderful m m Featuring astounding values in captivating Spring Dresses. Styles on 4 a ee " 02 * iy crcl hs i | Values for sight has ailed, ani she can && OA IN S in for afternoon, street and tleater wear are shown in a profusion \ akicens: ouls whe ae : I G Saturday 4 SEE GOR ROE Sey Bee ee ee Y oe . ~t . a 2 = e EX marked only by quiet, informal re- y 4 Pr P : . . ° e . see 7 q " sty le g and mater ials: all lengths in many ‘ and tunic ideas that girls ceptions of such friends as may drop: a sizes 6 to . “Gem 6 Os years will ~~ — * a OC , WZ a ell le en pomeead . : make out of colors and trimming effects in | ehort distance, “I ean see daylight, ‘s All-wool tinseltone and B 7 Sh GEORGETTES SATINS FLOWERED GEORGETTES though,” she said with a chuckle | velour Coatings; 54 in. my sciea® : oys oes TRICOTINES TAFFETAS COMBINATIONS Dress and School “and Iam thankful of that. But you! & wide: in Shoes; styles En- Dress Department—Second Floor. Vd = . Ne ’ ~ ' "dl - - a 4 know I bump myself sometimes |¥ the newest yawn” FF Pa 1 ah: Be” 1? ae | , © “* ef + , ? % ‘ ° J a A ‘ x a » +t “ . “ when I walk about, and I have to Spring a: ~ A Ns — a ° o—- ‘ fit all boys; keep my belongings just so, in order : shadings to find them when I want them.” ' a : a r . P : sizes 1 to 6, . . - ’ v Does Light Housework. $2 35 Silk Poplins | | - $8.45; 9 to vear ago Mrs. Banister had one ; er “ , . : : : , 32. ae : , 36-inch, very fine quality , | left. During the last winter - . | ’ ° 4 too ‘ : z | Women’s and Misses’ COA TS\ 90 ote Ne et en we VAla : called to remove it. “He said it: # ES ; « y | In an Extraordinary Saturday Sale at.......... ! {; was an honor to treat such an old Poplins; . " We particularly urge your early attendance at this wonderful lady,” she sald, “and Re would ‘not | | deh | i event! The Coats in this sale are positively the most unusual / | og any — i $4.00 Foulards | i Si iy niy liness 18 ¢ ccasional! , Sf Geneuraisia. "Sho ens rather | Altsitk; s6inch newest | || Smart Trimmed Hats at Unusual Prices A Lie bargains we have yet offered. Every wanted style and trimming 7 effect are shown in Jaunty Sport Coats in both short and three- cttack of neuralgia. She eats rather attractive Goring vat- quarter lengths in colors of a ee ee ee iene; elbnhaeh. | eval Of course you want @ Flower-Trimmed Hat— Goes Wt Sleep Over SEM Nourse: Sf) sprays ie aa and you may choose from an almost bewildering $2 95 NAVY TAN ROOKIE GREEN night. She is able to do light house- varietv here G: | ? li ariety here irls’ Slippers Coat Department—Second Floor. taal a war thé teleshene ry W BPP PLP RL A healed el el el el el ll ah $2.48; 7 : 1, b Ss LD ALD DON LAA. te TID 5 NS IS ELDON PA LY Sap octet OM tae Ne iis hl a Sapatahmati raisin a Ore. ~~ ~~ ° | tion, she said: \ 10 Reproductions of $20, $25 and $30 Styles. eS eee SO 8.9 | “It does not bother me either way, | # V i » to 1 A stunning Collection of New Spring Skirts arranged in one big special but I think it-is a good thing to! & CW oo | S == Practical Banded Hats’ fee for a brisk Saturday sale. You may choose from ) | close the saloons because so many F&F : hg Gage: ee RENE gig i oy 2 Sint ACCORDION PLAITED PLAIDS! ALL-WOOL TAILORED /men were unable to avoid wasting | Q{ | Shetland Mesh Silk Veils, Ma $1.98 Senabiaane PLAIDS! BOX-PLAITED SERGES! BOX-PLAITED > chenille : ; c o m binations, ¢ | families were made to suffer.”’ & dotted borders on hex- to with ribbon band) | their wages at the saloons and their | % borders: also CHECKS! BOX-PLAITED PLAIDS. NOVELTY EFFECTS : , 7 | ~ IN OTHER SILK AND CLOTH SKIRTS! | She knows nothing of the fox trot | ¥ yy te and attractive) : | or the shimmy, but recalls the lan- | @ 4 leat : $4 95 bow; hblack,( _ are _ - _ — OE ON REL eA AREER Argon uth otiy Mine ¢ ) - , Me ERNE om eye \\\in = ebm he By ay, Skirt Department—Second Floor. : Sin calla d f a i} P |ciers and the country dances of her brown, navy. etc.) {AY} ie ‘girlhood days in England. She | # cap. —o~rrrs ees’ : spectal : Women’s Shoe / prc Reg Geigy © bonociagail anys New Untrimmed Hats Matrons’ Hats Bargain Please Shop Early in the Forenoon: [signed at ence and the league of ua. (JE aise Sa ce wa | Beautite Sik | | Qaim "eX UNS 9g $3.95 | [ies Milan Lemp, n e | e to a ee i ~ + / ar. , —— f To our great delight, the crowds that have attended this store since its opening have been | Came to St. Louis in 1864. : : Mrs. Banister seldom goes away G Moire Bags ao black. brown, navy. phenomenal. But so great is the tendency for afternoon skopping fhat we have been un- Pre ea AP ae 8 rly 7 Pionectelagge nem te, . . . ' 1ome, usually only at Thanks- ) ; : etc. Satlors, Mitzis, > able to wait on everybody—especially on Saturday atternoons—eve with many extra sales- |giving, Christmas and New beat 7" Heavy rich wieire: ane. ij - bell crown effects, flower. ribbon or lace women. Therefore, we respectfully request that those who conveniently can, make it a | hie Gaee ave tan eee” cee oth Tn apenely seabyeees reo Kl a val aakene: eee $3 98 pe tethnd aise point to shop early Saturday morning. Remember that first comers enjoy the best selec- 1. alt atith ‘wrthin ‘Gi Meee tn san 1 ret ‘alle © API PRS corvans, ete. Katies ODES A tion. We thank you. ‘ | | a ee esel: We} Girls’ Hats, $1.98 lap all day. here are many pleas- | ¥ Whatines Sprays 49 ahhh” fens ‘ ant things I think about.’’ : : FI Mo ast 39 $] ) oe aa Aer | It‘was with some difficulty that f a owers and Wreaths cto : } lone hn no $2.98 her daughter, the photographer and }the reporter who called induced her-§ ADVERTISEMENT n0==:::: 020 —————_—_0n ——_00 om to sit for her picture, the first she has ihad taken since her one hundredth : ) " To Rel if . 5 o Relieve Catarrh, | tm =6Shak G itnday. She nad resved necro @ "Attention, Men! ’ ° | a espeare | whesi yn time ti ‘Gawiie imer Sray | ; : Real Bargains in OYS uIts ? Lisere turbans, asa!- lors, side rolis with all sizes, - ieeeienindide ances: eee Te en OR MOD eee alt a nase ALLL A A ep. PSR eT Spee ong ME = Nee ng Cheam “> ina a ee oe, Corer ~ Catarrhal Deafness | ' woolen jacket for the lace’ collar d H d N z= said, centuries ago: which she is wearing today. When @ an ea o1ses L = the flashlight was fired she _ ex-/ ¥ ae x | “Costly thy habit as thy purse can | claimed, “vou didn’t make me # { : ‘10 13.28 15 Persons suffering from catarrhal deaf- | 3 re hess, or who are crowing hard of hear- | 1 : 'jump.” »: \ buy. q Sut a Suprosned son fancy; 0 Told that the photographer would | # 7 Men's Dress Shirts, with | rich not gaudy. @ For the apparel oft Q/return for another picture in 1921 Ly . soft cuffs; made by os i roclaims the man.’ ; : £4 44% 7 perts; of high-grt p ’ she said she did not expect to be , Bah t}.. ‘A matertals, in an elegant Cassimeres, serges and alive another year. ‘‘Nonsense,” said , e. Wis ™® assorement of patterns, tweeds; all latest styles; — wy : He surély had in mind Mrs Mann “Sha said that when I , ) “A Dt’ 4 and are wort h much plaited and belted styles; 4 ? Women 's Corsets of dependable make; per- eo a ' bs | | : more than pric@s quot- ages 8 to 18. ; fect fitting and built for service and satis- faction; splendid values; ea., $3, $2.50, $1.39 / , Was a girl.” . PRESS / 4 d, teh rich an ext — ~ ANDPERL’S Airs. Banister came to St. Louls in| © TILL ovs’ Pants at the tick of a watch was piainiy | ie i864. Besides Mrs. Mann she has ew) } | 19 y t | e Frea A. | mean al = pad $2 Bungalow a | ag udible seven or eight inches away from © two children living here, 0 Knee Pants, in serges, eo) | o ‘ either eaf. Therefore. if you know of it Banister, a real estate dealer, and @ we. é £ » & oe bak , aier, *s i n weeds, | wr sepeagyy dim awe B Aprons c a > — Pa a ing and have head noises will be glad to) know that this distressing affliction can | Usually be successfully treated at home by an internal medicine that in many instances has effected complete relies after other treatments have failed. Suf- ferers who could scarcely hear have had their hearing restored to such an extent Se riers ’ \ wen. I re MW, nn rest, me noises Or catarrhal deafness, cut out this. ; to make modern life and commerce formula and hand it to them and you may have been the means of saving some ‘ ~ + : -* a peor sufferer perhaps from total deaf- di play of what they are had yet to appear . Men’s ribbed Union Suits, _— 25 > on bess, The prescription can be prepared when Mrs. Banister was. born. | sleeves; ankle ene: coun : 2 98 or Pg Be st home and is made as follows: - cellent val- Secure from your druggist 1 oz, Par- Mint (double strength). Take this home “nd add to it 4% pint of hot water and & little granulated sugar; stir until dis- ‘Solved, Take one tablesyoonful four ' 2 timer a day. i Parmint is used In this way not only lion and swelling in the Bustachian yp one : | color: cut extra iu Spring Suits & Topcoats Yess. ec Pale fee BP okie : ; oT Men’sS Hosiery || Men’s Pants $3.50 Petticoats someon h bled with head © who is trou w .- ! Better Clothes | Edward W. Banister, a lawyer. ‘ . | | You aro invited to a most wonderful |], ost of the Inventions which were | Men’s $3.00 Union Suits $1 .00, $1 .98 wees. Aprons, cut No Instructions in Rhode Island. At Prices Within Reach of All ‘ > . . . . . > * : ‘¢ oMre ,* } loper = ik PROVIDENCE, BR. 1., March 19.— ro rik fake. Geni Union Made Pants in cas- Women's Black Percatine mis « as- simeres and serges; plain Petticoats, $ “ $ $ Rhode Island’s 10 delegates to the |Z S Mena Socks: 6, ver? | | an fo 30 35 4() to Republican convention in Chicago, *, yon ‘ : sorted colors; Satur- and striped, Heunes and 3}: ? June 6, will co unpledged and unin- day epectais, 5 7 98 , made « finn 98c to o/. SE EEE ww ert Pp ae . ter Valves any™ ' structed. This course was decided ‘ 49c¢,39c,15c and 69c terials; S. FE. Cor. SECOND FLOOR 8. E. Cor. 'on at a conference of party leaders 7th at Olive 224 N, 7th 7th at Olive | here yesterday. Gov. R. Livingston Beeckman will head the State dele- =D 0 0 0 0 IOFIC bulivn. ‘© reduce by tonic action the inflamma- Puves. and thus to valize the air pres- Sure op the arom.” leat te correct any *icess of secretions in the middle ear, Sid the resul 3 gives are nearly al- Wars quick and effecti Every w ve. | rh im any . : Rressing, rumbling, hissing | Sounds in their ears, should give this | tecipe @ trial,
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1 ReeQAD | nw BPA RAMA AL AP AMO | co Ta) 8 RRR RE RE ee ee | 2 ntlioitiiadenibs tend s-onlldettt NR in ae + | neem wep ee ya AA LE ES NETL ILE LLL NLA ELLE LOLA LLL LIE ELLER LLC LALLA DDL LLL OLE LDL II Se ts te te | Oe sme ‘ ~ 2 > _ ‘ . xe mS __— ; Sy rn aan eR TEE OF 48°70 HOLD ee ee ee Labor Expects to Play in. louis suffragist =... Political Campaign. worker; John The ‘‘ommittee of Forty-eight will! Building Trades’ | tional Peoples’ | Owens, a St. Harris Duncan : American the part Paul at the Odeon tonight. nald, head of the party, will tell of expects to play in the political in charge of the &t. ‘campaigns of this year. Other speakers will be M. MASS MEETING TONIGHT | Harrison of Chicago, Middle director of the Committee of Forty- | Mra. Eugene T. Senseney, St. and Hanlon Council; *t its first mass meeting in St.|Carlisie, state manager of the Na-jthe theme of which will be the. de- jmand for a ; provide «t now | League: Louis Drake at oa ma orn 8 ee ee Clinton | Weat | Red Cross Sheridan Robert . # attorney, and of Boston, Louis branch of I takes a Custom-Made Suit It takes a custom-made suit to give the clean-cut appearance that an aggressive man is en- titled to. Losse-made men clothes appeal to who demand this, and in addition full value in wear. 509 Washington Ave. last Monday. feature tomorrow. by comparison. fanev — LPP ROP LAMA ag CA ZAP PPPOE SP J . ~ of them models. a -_- eee - ee In Group No. 1— Intended Prices $35 and $32.50. Splendid quality men s-wear lined. | In Group No. Intended Prices $40 and $37.50. Full silk-lined Serge Nuits. of exceptional quality. copies Big savings at — 50. serge ; th; at ee em me ae a le aie a a aa ae > a ane and men’s —— — ee |'Marion Reedy will preside. ywill be music. of the! represented by poses of ‘eight will be ‘pounds and sold for from FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1920. —— aa! “7 the Committee of Forny-eight. With ithe exception of two or three leading speakers, a five-minute limit will be’ William There placed on the addresses. addresses wil! Alignment,” The subiect be “The New of the Political new political party to expression for they are either of the two larger parties: The aims and pur- the Committee of Tl orty- explained. This is the first of a series of mass meetings to be held by the organiza- tion and, Drake » marks the actual opening of the campaign’ in Missouri t politica! means of that those who feel rot Svs against the oted parties. oo ltt eSaanaye Draft Herses Shipped to Loggers. Two carloads of heavy draft horses were shipped ee nagpeiaseg: from the Na- tional Stock yards, on to Knoxville, Tenn., and t! Asheville. N ee he ws TT horses we ighed i@ other ft: din logging camps | from 1400 to 17690 $500 to §:. 0" a pair. Smocks—To $4 Values! Extra Special! Of linene, epe, hb Saturday, np and fered. eraah. re and embroi ‘ect 91-95 choice at Suits plain are An Incomparable Showing and a Special Featuring of ver 700 New Suits | New arrivals of Easter Suits eclipsing even the extraordinary values we offered in our tremendously successful March sale held And never has our claim of ‘‘Better Values’ been more convincingly demonstrated than in these three groups we Positive savings of $10 to $20. Prove it— 0] qr almost unbelievable values at _ 30. I I —~ = 9D ae of high In denied No. 3— Intended Prices $55 and $50. Suits of the highest type, in tricotine, Poiret twill, $-Wwear serges. lined. Values supreme at — a ~ en ema —_— 2. Ott Ae it ee, ' uy vt a Ye »* —_— ——— plaids Silk 5 \Lost -C Oost 35" Our values in Velour Check Suits at $39.50 and $43.5 50 are oe aietply astonishing’ NE -— — - ae ee ee eee — ae : 7 Two Sensational Saturday C ties of ‘ Spring Dresses—Underpriced! Lot 24. Dresses to $35! Lot 1—Dresses to $25! Dresses suitable for any occasion, in every proper style. Matchless savings. | | Fa Fine Wool Jerseys —Newest Taffetas —Deinty Comdina- tions ~—New Spring Colors Dresses of Taffetas Sfrges Rae ii hs al Wool Jerse Exquisite Georgettes “$ ¢ 00 . fe Sati Nerae f‘ombina Dresses and reductions on agroup otf 200 the most distinctiv ——- a A NE ae ~ a eee nema —_ emarkable Spring Co: at Sale The Biggest Bargains of the Season—Three Groups Groap 1—Worth $25 and $20 Smart Serge Coats, Coats of bur- ellas and stylish mixtures. Short, three-quarter and — enemas About 60, all go at. : | Group 2—Worth $35 and $30 Velours, burellas, heathers., serges, poplins and mixtures Every popular length. every new drape and coler. About 75 Coats in al! Group 3—Worth $40 and $35 Silvertones, velours, polo cloths. serges, burellas and tweeds. Faney silk linings, newest pocket and helt effects. Just 100; choice at.. FIRST OF 125 INDICTED , IN COAL INQUIRY SURRENDERS Fletcher, Secretary of Knox Association, in Custody of U. S. a 35 Associated Pre INDIAN. ‘POLIS, "ind. March 1%. Carl J. Fletcher of Indianapolis, secretary of the Knox County Col Operators’ Association, endered himself to the United States Marrb1! here today Fletcher is one of the 125 coal operators and miners in- special edera | Cari J. ('o. surr dicted here by a grand jury jiracy to enhance the price defraud the Ur States f,overnment. Const coal and to Fletcher was the first man i to surrender himself. Can a ave been in the hands of indict#@i intended to give up afiri ng the Bp: id of $10 letcher. and he afternoon Was was rele: raizgnment la} has May 4. RECEIVER GETS OFFERS FOR PURCHASE OF FIRM’S LEASE $5500 Said to have Been Proffered for Mohr Garment Concern’'s Hold on Quarters. brisk demand ess ut ations Was show! heen for downtown today en leyS tor the receiver of he Moh r Cai gece Co. obtained per- sion in the Lnited States District ior the a of the garment company s lease on part of a floor at 1312 Washington aoe of t that th “attor! ‘ourt avenue (“out about ] ceiver had Tor th i=) li TWO AVIATION UNITS TO HELP IN PREVENTING FOREST FIRES Bombardment Gusus and 147th Squadron Designated for Patrol service in P ac ific Northwest. re designated b: outlhnern tficer, nection with +. ee Cass lesired. Col. Fechdt 1 i partment aquadrons for s’ War Departr ived at..department vestérday. rescind clit tings th -_ Ors ivy « ~~. enabitee ne «k’ Aeects : pare Seiki ty sins Dei ph | “irr VW er Tae >| Aru ti “i “ge Be ——— a ne a Sprtnriiela | Woman, 04, Is Dead. Special to the Past-Disnatch Mo.. March 19.-— 91 years old, a died SPRINGFIELD, Mrs. Sarah E. Day, pioneer. resident of Springfield, here last night. She last week on a charge of' 35,00 CROWNS TIME PAYMENTS ON ALL WORK Dr. W. A. WAINRIGHT 620—O LIV b:—i20 is survived by! her brother-in-law, Job Newton, 94 -years old, with whom she resided, and several grandchildren. | -~0o SUITS, $7 Men's gith-lined. bought Frou her swellest hemes the West renovated like new. Pinchback Overceat, coats, $1. my trousers. $2.25; ine we. 3 $3.: All-Weol $30 ) OVERCOATS,$5 3837 DELMAR. Onpen Until Sy. S3.50: sack mack- SUITE Your Wife May Not Know Yo True Circumstances, But Your Widdéw Will. Think This Over! Let Us +) Make HER Future Safe EUGENF LOEB ISAACS WALTER G. FRED. D. OELLIEN ED. ‘RD Cc, PEISTRtP BEN A.W WILLIAM H.SANDWEG DO. LAS E. accatatiaenaes HERWAYW A. J. WALTER DUNwy M. G. BERKTOLD, --OF THE— EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO. of Lowa FOUR HUNDRED, THIRD NATIONAL BANK BUILD? PHONES: Olfve 380: Central 6549 i1S@¢§ | a printer? e h f severe -days but none has bee. ice reap sage, > OTe eae Pre-Easter Wearing Apparel---After-Easter Payments!! Hoyle & Rarick say, “Wear on Easter Day and Pay a Little at a Time, as You Get Paid.” Our complete Spring line is now on display at our new, remodeled daylight store. It will be a pleasure for you to see the beautiful new designs in both the Men’s and Women’s Departments. Visit Our Newly Enlarged Daylight Store—You'll Find It a Pleasure to Shop Here The SUITS—charming models—t Complete New Showing of Women’s and Misses’ Spring Suits and Dresses ‘ ae ie same stvles shown at eash stores, \ fi atutine both straightline and ripple skirt coats, and showing the new Mannish Serges New Spring Coats .... 2... vee ee ‘vy narrow belts. ‘oY ; ft e 7 aom imot ¥on Stare, 323 Viasouri We Specialize in Men’s and Young Men’s ‘Suits ond [opcoats ; “1S) r af ol Te? mode} ed shore ur stork. The entire ‘len s and Bovs’ Clot! $y There's a model here to tr thin. Everv erations made without charge. any exclusive clothes stores. and cre} vi wr pa . al nc pay US ¢ac h paydi iV as you *30 \ Ou ‘ Pincee of our en! larged store has been given up to every man- Suit guaranteed a late style and perfectly tailored. We have as large a stock of Men’s C lothing ads } He surprised at the size and variety of ~—or be he tall or short, stout or Necessary al pov can have your purchases charged. Price Ss. here \ Ol to *75 Our Boys’ Wear Smart Sa please t i Pay a Littie Each Week its amd Overeoats in clever stvles that ne ‘oe as well as th¢ir parents, priced $12.50 to $25 Motormen and Conductors 7 Get vour Spring Uniforms here—and pay }us a little each time the U. R. pays you. Your Credit Is Good “~~ 606-608 N. BROADWAY =—T- Open Every Saturday Evening Until 9 Men's Cloth- ing Right on the Ck ~——Judt J Doors North of Washington (venue FP , oe: ; Ps 7 ee yey ve he Be ° a + Fos ey, 7 4 : i mn age a ys - 8 SAAT Ly ta : hs # ? ; 5 ei Mo pra ie belive 53 a ; a sa Nasal tics , oy is y's lied Maar oe 6 Pee . i OO te mur ee et AO. Jee a eee uct é an - Me oa ord a hs BROWN K PATENT | - BLACK KI I su EDE i“ yous — r policy r _ mest Firop and corm ; pet aotd in 18 esigned asd ee the grace ends, superhiy Ptructed.- et ppenw inte fv arm rockers Here's Your eent ‘‘olontal The simple Ret will appe® Each piece fine! conatrvue Set comprises @Greasing tabie Dent fall te @ tt te easy to | mee for 818. guarantecd couteine 16 Pieces, 3% abere.
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SS EIEN AE LPO AR GEARRE 3 ." ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCTI 19. 1990. One cette TN (SAE PRUE RCT a OTE: te rm ences ST.LOU!S POST-DISPATCH ceiver for Chicago Bus Line. . . rt ‘the Central Trust Co. as receiver for 900 in bonds. Counsel said the S1¥ ENEMY ALIENS FOREVER ey Wait Ge cre 19.—Hedera} Sa Fg Motor Bus Co., follow- ‘bonds were due in January, 1920, | WwW tour /godge Landis yesterday appointed | € filing of a bill of complaint | | | BARRED FROM CITIZENSHIP ‘by five New York holders of $130.,- psec were not taken up. r Widow et Us « G.LAMB|: — ‘Thirty-two Others, Denied Naturali- | SUITS d 0 RCOATS. zation Last Week, Permitted to | and OVE | Renew Applications. Six German, As Low as Before the War ~~ Austrian Favored and Hun-- i permanent : bil at 250,000 men and includes the | TPT * : a | garian enemy aliens today were for- ‘hana . . SATURDAY, LAST DAY ever barred from becoming citizens OLD, Cashier 4 OOotwe a T N Great Odd-and-End Sale of the United States by Judge Faris Es 1O S AT THE OLD RELIABLE _in Federal Court. . &§ “ . | They were among 38 aliens whose of lowa i f Fash b] | 1.1 : & y : ‘applications for citizenship were last | BUILDING OT as 1i0na = W omen Men’s 2.50 Heavy Blue week denied by Judge Faris. The Overalis and Coats, four | Judge today entered orders in 32 of at Pi ICeS Sure to Induce pockets, double the cases without prejudice, which = Brisk Sho ing T ! permits them to renew their applica- ; . - J ’ ° . : | pping lomorrow : stitched .........:Me tions. In the remaining six cases his - ror _Men’s Blue Serge Suits...... 17.50 orders were with prejudice as fol- ‘ ce WO-E ELE I I IES oe Cassimere and Worsted Suit. . 5.00 lows: | ae. , Men's a ys’ Jersey Sweaters...... T5e | a . , — . st . ; |Men’s Blue Serge Pants .............3.95 Oswald Matter Disloyalty during -— 4 * Smartliv Fashione | | Men’s $30 Suits and Overcoats...... 17.50 | the war by his behavior, conduct and ‘ 2 eek . ‘ ( —, oo ele yy eos 2 ceocee yo | utterances.and because he is not art- . ae = . s vits an vercoats.....% 75 | . neg _ . Hand-Turned Soles Boys’ All-Wool Blue sSerge Suits... ..9.95 | tached to the principles of the Con : = toa Paris Heels | se ~ ry! ge 0 mas Overalls. . Dye y | stitution. - ao Ss . Men's 3. Sn ik e's te cath 2.45 ; . a—__S ils . Men's Heavy Corduroy Pants... 295 ar Friedrich Heye—Similar -— | ys’ Corduroy nts, small sizes....1.00 charge. -— TA’ 17 = | oo ~\ Men's Heavy Fleeced Undershirts..... 6Hc ‘ar Scharer—Guilty islovalt” 4 »BRO\ N KID Men's 35c Fourta-Hand Mik Ties.....80c|, O*c#! Scharer—Guilty of d ae = te EN k Men's Heavy Cotton Secks............ i9¢ in refusing to become a citizen While - & PAT "od - ~cunaresemeedesiennt tailed 'been chairman of publicity for the " Zz ’ . al 1 Wr ee opera season, will remove to New l | York within a few days, and will act — ca =e . ;as Eastern business representative, — . eer ys “ lin dealing with the principals to be ss ta 4H |engaged. A farewell luncheon wes | $120 3-Piece Davenette Set : sort You _ still buy _ adalpa to ni sanaroonehee by — Municipa! | , Stop and consider the fact that this same ore a5-Dise perce: Jpera Committee yesterday t #20ld in 1918 for $89. It's massively . lain Combination —_—————— eo Pr os ee and oy scetdeoerge a Range at the old p F PF D jote the graceful curved backs and arm « , PE Hf RMY ' ends, superbly finished and sturdily cen- ASI price berry* , Rtructed. Set comprises civan which A truly wonderful val- OF 316 800 OFFICERS AND MEN «° PPens into full-sized bed, armchair and ue—large 4 coal hole ' : mrm rocker—mow priced @at..-..s+-ssseee- and 4 gas ~oburner ss }- f cooking surface and Sica eghiee \ large 18-inch oven— By the wan ages , ress. 8 d cooks and bakes with WASHINGTON, March 19.-—A : coal or gas — actual e > of 999 , F a Fi $155 value — priced | peace time arm) of 299,000 enlisted : 4 here at $08, men and 17,800 officers was ap- 4 Ai proved by the House in passing yes- P ; ‘ Z |: RUG SA E | terday the army reorganization bill : 4 aT a. | | by a vote of 246 to 92. ru] Shs - 2 ¢ CO te rie 2 anh | The measure now goes to the Sen. 4 —_ ~ % . - ° toll 9 j sf : 7 s Se’ eS — p *if ‘ : No materia! changes in the mili- “= $250 Magnificent Bedroom Set | | tary system outlined by the National - | fe ’ : > | Defense Act of 1916 are provided by > @ Here's your opportunity to own a magnifi- s . te. M, | the new bill. The numerous changes eS | tent Colonial Period Set at a very low price. Pe | so a Jee V | : =e } 4 : , . @ , ‘ soe , | being in details. The principle of - 3 The simple beauty and high quality of this | 213 ; ; .- 9 _ “yn ones 1 es mn caenen, $410.00 Brussels Rugs-—-Size 9x12 feet $28 45 » i flexibility or organization, adopted 3 ac iece is handsomely . ) yned. — Le “SPCR LPC Tae eee ° ! { €% tac F cmmaineinntie ak otmatie Geighod—— now pric - ot eee aes : to : j Set comprises dresser, bed and chiffonier— $65.00 Axminster Rugs— Size 9x12 feet $44 25 i Gressing table extra—now priced at........-. now priced at........%.-.. ee 7 | , Y | | Thi 4 75c Week Buys is eae ROI : = wee a) >: nme $30 Aluminum Set, $18.75 MES, | DRUGGIST 4 . t | a Y _ ta : ' ace omy | $225 Period DinieieStecu Set 156 Here's your opportunity to own very csarming William and Marv Period eight- piece Dining-Room Set at its low 1918 price— just as illustrated—skilifully constructed and superbly finished—Set comprises large, imas- sive buffet. 6-ft. extension table and 6 high cathedral-back, genuine leather-seat chairs— priced at a Don't fail to join this big Aluminum Set Club. Tt is easy to join this.club and own this big $30 Bet for $18.75. This Set is made of 20-year Patera maereess we . $500 Overstuffed Living-Room Set morrow eae Bes es seve ee see eeese’d Set comprises dAistinetiv e large davenp rt. handseme chair and rocker—a reaily charim- ing Set—now priced at - }@ Suaranteed pure aluminum and , rains to mi : Onivy the finest homes own Living-hoom s A CAN Somaias “1¢ laree, practical 7 ae illustrated above, Genuine Marshall loose- 4 Pieces. Just as Iiliustrated e eushioned double-spring upholstering, \ ith : i ‘Babove. Come and see it to- —_— luxuriant cushion backs and arme-—covered : in beautiful, high-grade .tapestry or velour. : FREE! Book of recipes, giving many uses for Blue Lib- bon Malt Extract. Send for it now. ee #eeoeeeeeeevneeaneeee @ & — Wi heli hah ‘ 4 —— aw ea ’ aii a LOFTIS BROS ‘ a ~ ; . —_ — me during the war, is carried into the establishment, tactical organization being left to presf- dential regulations. The combat force is fixed by the recognition of companies having 54 recruits. The Chief of Militia Bu- reau of the War Department, now a regular officer, would be appointed from the National Guard under the | bill. ,infantry, of which the tank corps is & part, the cavalry. artillery and aviation, the last as a separate corps. as is the chemical warfare service. National Guard provisions are changed to authorize Federal! A cottage with a large ya Post-Dispatch Wants. “4 : . rd—see - ——== WS eee x* ,. ss ——— ~~ = — a ‘a a EO A _4 - - ——— en > Presenting the Season’s Loveliest Models at Prices Below Their Real Worth 59Q°” aa *59” ACH dress an individual! ‘‘star’’- Never were there lovelier frocks -trying its best to surpass the next in style and beauty. displayed for vour Easter requirements than these fascinating de luxe creations. Characterized by delightful originality. Tatfetas, Tricotines, Georgettes, Char- meuse, Satin, Crepe de Chine, etc. Bouf- fant, Straightline, Short Sleeve, etc. Special Beaded Georgette Frocks, $29.75 Beautiful, high-grade—comparing with city’s best at $10 to €20 Gorgeously beaded and embroidered in diversified variety. more. New silhouettes and effects. Pre-Easter Sale Smart Spring .Coats Fashionable Sports Models Attractively Priced $ g” CST what vou are looking for! Their ease, OOO LO” A MM a A ee a » SS ee =, “eS -_- ee ete ceremanerernen cae cat ===) OM MO aM Lp ee ee en ae. 4 “a. % sMinning tailoring, =. ee, a ee graceful lines and soit, suppl fabrics set these Spring (oats apart from the usual! Peachbloom, Tricotine, Velour, Suedene —_ _ ee Tinseltone, and of course the smart Polo Cloths. ~ =~ Gay New Colors—Attractive Dolmans, Capes, Cape- Coat Effects, Draped, Long, Short, New Collars, Belts, Etc. Sececee= Beazeee ances! 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Sa ae er y 5 ots, ca ST 1ouls POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 19. 1920. aad 4 _ €anadian Trade Increases. in the 11 months ending Feb. 29, The total for the past 11 months Fe” Se A hint ee ee oe Tot ar a lat Capoahanas abet SAR Bast 9d na Sil OTTAWA, March 19.—An increase over the same period a year ago, ace | was $2,110,548,504, as compared | = 2 a Of. $103.026.832 in Canadian trade, cording to statistics announced to- | with $2,006,621,.6472 for the same = = SE TT P | - : at r FriceS save 10u beth impprtse and exports, was made day by the Customs Department months a year ago. —— —— CHECKED IN AT LANSING 4 = - ie fh and Your Credit 1 God fr All Yo _ . Get the clothes you have been wishing Frain Robber, Who ik 57) | ho Five Years Ago, =e Rag bee oe | LBAVENWORTH, KRan., March 1$ i 99 gy Wiliam La Trasse train bandit = “Nationally-Known, Nationally-Priced morrow—and look as well dressed as your vat nsing, near here, Nov. |= PIANOS, PLAYER-PIANOS 82 1 WAS + ' Pe G TO N AVEN U E| ee ee REPRODUCING PIANOS we per can always buy here with complete c check ea Satisfactory Kind to Purchase \/’ that the goods will give satisfaction. DIRECTLY OPPOSITE STATLER HOTEL : te ah temas abdicate The Safe MASON & HAMLIN WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ SMARTEST SPRING SUITS Men’s and Women’s Stylish Clothing = Ei einen Kinet Sy “YOSE & SONS a nn Me night. 1910. he OE Descriptive A. B. CHASE $30 to $75 Ney Spring Coats ..... .$15 to $: 7. OUR NEW CREDIT PLAN WILL SAVE YOU FIVE La ‘Trasse was arrested at Wichita | 22 Catalogs APOLLO TO TEN DOLLARS ON YOUR SPRING OUTFIT cecurante canta: UAT conaiemen itl Mailed GULBRANSEN i} ao ET EACRRR PAM tn A 4 rr er nuit ee . " is ,-eaer sentence er aime = New Skirts ......$6.95 to $1 Silk Dresses ...... . $25 to $6 irance company, connection | 23 ith automobile thefts Although = Upon PREMIER med, he offered no resistance to Splendidiy tailered from stylish weolens. 7 | the agent, who was unarmed: He i= | ' Request KIMBALL ie; ave his name as Charles Wilson, : W HITNEY styles as at the cash stores. Leek here ; | identified as La Trasse Right Now Is the Time to Select Your Garments ) Re PAS ; Patines age sid ae ga: “age, SR Sy Rae Biase 4. * : : eis des eg Pi 4 ; = . ial ee ee ¥ BP ty | 2 -. Gal aE ET I NRRRR BMT AR ee wages 2M eee ees e er 8 | G t a ry ; her , . ° single handed, ound- —are offered in a big line of new, up-to-the-minute | ing owe of the passengers. He was styles, priced : | captured in Chicago, Feb. 9, 1911 35 t 90 | \s ‘ter he had kflled a saloon keeper | : Oo i 7% . | and is Pturmed to Aansas City, : aap a was Oo we CHILDREN’S HATS ¥ j . in # see N, oe, , ; ; t\ Aiter conviction, pending hearing “ur = - Saturday 5 ™ an : 2 on his motion for a new trial, La Vindows Fee , 7 oe eS aie . 3 ' A F =, =| T” yey = ‘ - »? } er Se iecnnr , ho : ; 4 dainty Spring _ a —will also be found here in every new style, fashioned | . p. Sse edd -_ aa ae ce, ee 3 preg = mg Rhee - of all-wool materials and splendidly hand-tailored; e¢ Kansas City (Kas. ) = . ‘ Sn straw. braids, asta —all overs — wi large . j | + ~ ~ * | - 2 — e L. a > ae : } » S gAil aAile NoTdins ine gfuaras at Dav , = ’ priced, » | | Zo ee , ; ! ; . : = Vv ether new trimmings—all sizes. ' with Wooden revoivers fashioned by: : - = i . r ’ . : ~ $32 to $65 yore cas ' ; ~ ; | ; yi} . t - : . A - . »~ + , i. $ had wilt ile hot recaptured - —— ’ j - —_ . . | ; s"? ’ aS +? . ¥ + > : ind j i s , wy, , asd > > ici : M . + on t fea t n Lon er ' eYU Lil ii i Peal iLiet ~ , . " ' . a & . SS ee » ‘ ; = , ‘ “ , f : > ; -- . z - y e ry". _—— . ° ._* . oa ti : ’ eisasisOU ¢ i « chil Aiitil ‘ > t % oy , — P — i a . bat a. ‘ »] , ‘ ‘ ae © | « ’ ec ‘ - ‘ iti : ce — se. — Pith dade ; et ee ee eee eee te aerate Tt ge RI : = i SW dee » ae = = pi ie bi as reer yt | wae eae . “iodliecMtarcaasseaiee — “a @ Terms to Suit Everyone, on 7 se wnmcmee a AS A TTT Weekly or Monthly Payments Poa erm PORE PTI + AON HO CREE IT PIR SEE OOD Te Ry, en SN AN EEA A IE ASE BONAR in Ce wees . oe vy a tetente fe! eteean DO A REL OEE tay AE Am AONE PRONE nan i Transparent and Hair Braid Hate— Tear This Out Now and save dited : and 3 4 t ve d i F 1 f aie . a? Ses les ———a Gob FOR” W. Fe ¥ ACKERMAN 5 deanna” reaia Padesaliiaes 7. Patent Leather and China Piping Hats— wld G0 ne Babe (= van Sipper Braid and Maline Comb. Hats— a an S21 WASHINGTON AV. and four fellow prisoners at Lansing \ a ae Batavia, Straws, Lisere and Milans— 7 ee ee Nemes fon see coe (aaa > Hundred and Hundreds of Hats— As ‘‘samples’’ these Hats represent the most popular fashions of $ the Spring season—Hats trimmed with new cellophane braid— ae tn emsany ‘wlth a Semel. on J AN with fancy black jet, steel and metallic novelties, new ribbon and flower ef- Jan. 21, 1916, held up the tourist a tone fects, etc._over 500 Hats—each one different—in this Pre-Easter sale at. ageneyvy of Thomas A “oo!] in Chicago, wounded seized $900 and escaped in a taxicab BUY YOUR EASTER COAT TOMORROW—IN THIS SALE ’ ® | after killing a policeman. ong istance | elephone Calls ory of three years’ fight! A stor} of three years’ fighting in p rT: nce under an isSuUmeda name. with the Foreign Legion. an of his . OLL calls vary greatly in character and in the : a ata “ La 7 : a i aM we ah A ET LL ATT — —s eee ee eee cost to the telephone company of furnishing ivenypcilgpastoereaghee eal aye ter OVER 1000 GARMENTS WILL BE OFFERED service. The present toll schedule classifies Va. where he shipped as a muleteer toll calls and charges to meet the requirements of Se in Saas tee ee ee a TOMORROW | AT SAVINGS OF OF $10.00 .00 TO ) TO $25.00 00 users at a cost commensurate with the service eign Legion, he said, and fought be- Siivertente—weel veleurs—Deihé : A x a ee BF SS is ae Coe a a, 18 © 8 Fol ea ID aS i aay ened oh a ee Sey ry ce gare “ ? 7 oe : é Pee dey ey Pees fey , F eee od oo a ; > } , —— for any Facial break- High-Waisted Silk Taffeta Dresses— for clearing inflamed com- the service most adaptable te your needs. “> should the need arise. VINGS OF $10.00 TO $25.00 3 Beaded Georgette Cre ' ‘ *xlons or red noses, : r Sealp-Seale scorgetie Crepe Dresses-— caie, Fimbroidered Crepe and Silk Dresses — “ ny for poe hy crema, I Tt re les, Burns, Foulard silk and Flowered Georgettes— $ u wes ern e e one 0 rive away all er ati ee pas Bei, Rich Silk Messaline and Satin Dresses e “a Ny ft i, estate: Hundteds and Hundreds of Dresses. ° thev spread and berom a 9:20 : © serious. RESSES fer «treet, afterneen and Easter wear—eover A a lett 400 new styles—with ruffles, pleate—belere effects— 45 o E.mergeney Laboratories, fimting. side ruffles. ete—many silk embroidered. ethers with silk cerds—paffed siceves, skirts. «tc —all mewest eelering—all «izes for misses and wemen. ecome fresher. See Our Window Display Temerrerr. the daily use of heated with Posiam.
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-stLous POST-OISPATCH aot Smanesesoe “sc |EDITOR WHO, UNARMED. COWED. = 5 EASE ove: toi. Syracore ranked tire | NOTORIOUS. TEXAS BAXDIT, DS =A fi ourth among the cities in 1910 with byrsted’ people, having Increased ou Money at, OR Pink eis ae pe Mason City, Io., | Col. W.. P. Gaines Got Threat From | a ae , i2 26.6 per cent‘in the decade. | All You Need 4 ‘ eaten ial oe MA eo en ‘ y « ‘ > Sit ; Elk, full double soles. . but she was dragged in by her allies, - sg or Tan Chrome *3 50) _ he says in conclusion. : ; 424d ] I CA OED Riienie 77} ONLY THREE TOYS FOR 338 ORPHANS OF WAR VETERANS Army plain toes @ wee - -- owe — C- C hildren of Ulinois Institution Pun- } = ished for Blowing Bubbles—Five- 7 Year-Old Twins Scrub Floors. ‘wg i - 3 | CHICAGO, March 19.-—-Blowing 3 q ? : soap bubbles is an offense in the H- | te aa linois State Home for, Soldiers’ or- vs" — «a - “sf phans, where 388 children of war i | | a : ‘veterans are housed. SIP SAaa a Da oe ad dln Oo HAO SIS TO / 5 F 7 0ca lon ecor Q Miss Annie Hinrichsen, secretary q 7 E ‘of the Department of Public Wel- > hee 3 Savinds at va Buy Easter Git on Charge hectent = - erase 2 ot Ne ee ee a nd 8 RAY HIER ITT I dey 110i . ¢ ‘/ it to the home yesterday. hands in Nant er pi exent LIBERTY BONDS ACCEPTED. « te Numbers on Sale Tomorrow at “What did you do?” she asked. range terme of payment to su oli oi 1004 Oli S “Blew soap bubbles,’ they replied. } t b nk prey Octagon Miss Hinrichse 1 to her | Ae tan ompany, 1ve treet | iss Hinri n Se cece tne | Qd OIdesi a Louise Diamond Bracelet Ko chief, Charles H. Thorn home had only three toys; that an \N' Z— Diamond La Valliere Watch . play room for sick ¢ghildren was a cement “cell” in the basement, de- | ) Mi Ring ugdred aay -Songs— Let Me Dream 82% "3032 soi" aif turneare: that eharen in in Missouri | : r \ seu - Paney h and silks \suffering from contagious diseases wished for reverse side, All I.Have Are Sunny Weather | ‘as | a | | RPO. . thi ; . slept in the same beds with those . . Sota ; 7 is male Friends—sung by Arthur Burns with orches ch adi Git. Cade be & Sek: and BOATM EN S BANK | cn to cee : It takes the place ol old-fash- ri PLE: , a. tra accompaniment. that sick children, including 5-year- Broadway and Olive /old twins, were found scrubbing the | Come straight to apeey mL setting of / j : ; Seiec white gold, > UponaTimein May O i cement ‘floors. ut ay nce pona ime in ay | The hospital records show twice _— ir ge ig pinmoné 3 by Arthur Burns. On the reverse side, as many ‘contagious disease cases | [WINDOW | |’. ed tare $I 50 : | A } -‘ the, tied :, > ; / ; Cm» //) ees on, and rub it IN. u Could Care—sung by Elliott rage with leach year as there are inmates-in_ orchestra accompaniment. ‘the home. i | the cold out of i | : | Fits! $3.75 «a Week ara - Whenthe Harvest Moon BRANCH OF AMERICAN TRAVEL | i 3 nthe reverse side, | ASSOCIATION TO OPEN HERE THT! | open Saturdays i ing Is Shining Brazilian Chimes. Sone Satya | 1 | et ip on y _|menmnetee = by Charles Hart and Elliott Shaw with orches- A St. Louts branch of the Amer- | 6a8tia Vales, 16 4 ican Travel Development Associa- | Thee Specially de- = ta" as} os. \t ; J ' ye tts «} “ Barat BY if g£0ia. Wat gvid filed, | semana tra ac tion. Will be opened by the St. Louis = ~~ “aly ts 1¢ beau atinuwm front I " ry engraves ane . * af J ~) 4 . ; hd ' p! immuy oO : \ en ‘ One-Step. On the reverse side Convention, Publicity and Tourist , > ats ty of the fine, | ane snare white | and bre. elet, bright es wanee 2 terv—Fox Trot Pla ed ‘| Bureau, which has changed its of- , a... bettinne | Ge ot se: mel chain, | Gnish, Ful Jeweles Mys . y ic the addition of the P ce eat length "$75 oS $28 ficial title by : s1@0 Kings teed “@ , by Harry A. Yerkes’ dance orchestra. ward “oureta® | , - i ae ea Week. fein years ing ro-Inch A new information office at Union | ~ | 00 Rings act « , : : 5.0 , $1.50 A WEEK $3 A MONTH ‘Double-Disc | Station, in din ect charge of the $5.00 a Week. , ; _ Records, You Can Play These Records . | Convention Burewu; is part of the Our SOUVENIR CALENDAR ‘and handsome CATALOG are FREE for every caller, + plan, This office: would give infor- | COME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED AND OPEN & CHARGE ACCOUNT. _on Any Needle-Point | mation to the traveling public as to | ee he tor Cetalen Ook Open Dally" Ti 6:30 accommodations and points of in- Central 5052; Main 07. salesman will 2 call Wednesdays and Saturdays Til 9:30 Phonograph icccalessstwitt up mraae'ter givin | THE OLD BELIABLE ORIGINAL DIAMOND AND similar information to automobile | send nails WATCH CREDIT HOUSE: LARGEST In THE WORLD travelers, probably by distributidn | SECOND FLOOR, CARLETON BLDG. | sik a Go nee N. Sixth Street, Near ‘Olive. ST. LOT # . : Soieianaeaaen ‘ ne a » x ~ a AMOR NA MOE in CUO Or ein amen = tmenten eee MIS Dee 8 ome ’ of printed matter on the bridges. “Music Rolls ™ This expansion of the convention | ™ Put one in your mouth at bedtime _ ' bureau’ s work resulted from the at- | | tendance of Secretary Hatfield, of | pee — a 3 oS i : ) ithe convention bureau, at the recent | f Sample Su FL 0 AT A F OR D feonvention of the American Travel | We Are Headquarters for I Closi Line = Isle of Golden Dreams. . | Pevelopment. Association, in Den- | \ KODAK DEVELOPING AND PRINTING of ape Beg whee Fe: | SHOCK ABSORBERS iver. S8t. Lopis was chosen as the || , . Naighty- Waltz night Tote eth ce lage | place for the next convention. The } Bring us your negatiy es if you want better results. at Wholesale Prices. _ “Perfectiy cheers Bote sheck and , 1% ~ : | ve ree ke Be ey ere eee eae $1.25 Siemcoit aaavabiehon dapat ti Announcement Slides—Enlargements Cali Room 727 Victoria L. B. TEBRETTS & CO. +. nounced, is “to advertise America to jf A. S, ALOE COMPANY, 515 Olive St, | | Building. . (£125 LOCUST ST, —- ath Phones et its people.” gE. ilies Bios arene ecrpasearememmmecmmrmrmmaracemee ema | :
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aa ail = — ee bo a - ~ - - - 7 aoe , _— re a = ci 3 w Ws : ee ; ’ ’ * 4 % : : . 3 . Pee ng ee Sy: ae ~ ag 7 » : me Soe ¢ es 7 , : ag - ’ bd ra , gee ae: se *. 10 . | ST. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1920. — in | j——eJamerson/—— mano | ps Years Demand For int. 61h & Olive | | CARLETON 6U/DG. Story of Groufding of U.S s ae Post Rasties/s Greater It Is Our Business to Save Men Money! LOS ANGELES, Cal., March 19.— | Another tale of bravery was added _to the annals of the American Navy when the survivors of the crew of | the submarine H-1 arrived here yes- | _terday aboard the motorship Mazat- THAT was the predominant principle when lan. Than Ever Before Public Demand Has Its Significance! The H-1 went ashore off the | : | we started this experiment 81x years ago ‘cous of tawee Calitaceie, te Mas- | oils Se Seka || 22.280 commanding other, Liew The grocers'shelves hold many brands | T "Shain of busy mores stretching from the |]||Sr" ince comes i of corn flakes. There they are; take = Mississippi to the Atlantic bear witness to our |] } -t.'.0 sar w. Gil, se your choice. But the greater mass of (the beach later and were buried. buses isan worth and Commander Webb's body and that of Seaman Joseph Kauffman had Our Second Floor Plan _ ||} sos" "=" Grounded in Heavy eee. : Members of the crew said that the ring cae ae a mari specail superiority in fle thin kane oe ed haan 9 | : Saves Men Money by Eliminating H- ; ) d tisf; rde ‘ cocry bil of mnuecessary expense HES, ee mame soatene vor and satisfaction, order | H- -lin the lead, when the H-1. e | grounded in a heavy sea. The H-2) : ; : was about 400 yards behind and her No high, first-floor rent; no credits or bad debts; no ‘lookout saw that the H-1 was in expensive free delivery; no useless expense. |trouble so he promptly caused the ‘ P 'H-2 toc course and avoid a. That is why our prices are lower. | like please Submarines of the type of the H-1 re ad —— a | eee a... Rilke peel ne Anes We rae aeertet ye a ra ee. j ao 1 x . PN EE CR ee cepa fine Cae ee et Leal A a NR ln Cyl a ll Regt Nt wove POR EE OE tee dele pyre ae oe TT POST IOASTIES Best of Corn Flakes /}\ im carry no small beats. Therefore, | the H-2 could give no aid and the | | H-1 crew had to rely on their own ability as swimmers to reach the. $40 & $35 Quality | } Were ee ee i shore of Rodondo Point. The vessel | {2 Se Ym om = SR TP, UE per mes On aR ee te WP oe on » ey ‘ - SA ERR RNS AS RMI eS SE RAE RG, YT NO OTE IES BIR each other. all made the shore with | the exception of the three enlisted | : is Silk- : eto pt cng dcace pend ii J Lined S ul t & b aomdig Bon ny anager And so when you order specify Post Joasties— by name. It will mean fresh goods of superior quality, made on honor in the great- est cereal food factories in the world and sold to you at a fair price, tite , ee F, how ~ + Re ee ' Wer TORS 5 USE men, who were missing when a | check was made ashore. 2 ‘where he was directing the move- | || ments of the crew. The night was) $30 & $25 Quality $ 1 +. ae Silk 2 Submarine Strock Reef. | — UU The crew of the - Mazatlan said | . . _the submarine. The latter who were , | Men s and Young Men s Models ‘taken to the submarine base at San how the H-1 was presumably trying ito enter Magdalena when it struck The Island was rescribed as con- 7 : isisting of two high points, about ( ] t Bid 6th. and _—_ | ive miles apart and connected by a ar e on. g. ‘reef which lay only a few feet under o'clock last Friday morning, with y ‘heavy seas running it was mistaken TAK ATOR for the entrance to Magdalena Bay. | Red Cross Will Help Claimants to | e e 9 ° ; + turd Night ' | Avoid Profiteers. = | Open Saturday | ane se. Touts chapter of the Real tela-Lippman s Jpecia er against profiteering lawyers who are | charging exorbitant fees for collect- | e ing claims of former soldiers against , $ the Government, the charges in some 1c; TO a OT cer. ee cases running to $250. | ‘Equitable Butiding, will direct claim- | ; ; : Perea ngyt ammeter We Advise an Early Selection, as the Supply Is . | Commander Webb was washed | Special Sale ,overboard from the conning tower, | ‘so dark that efforts to afd him were | : unavailing. Lined Topcoats they were quoting survivors of: | Pedro, when ther left the Mazatlan, had previously told their rescuers of r reef on Santa Margarita Island, 19 2nd ! loor | miles south. (water. Thus, fm the dark of 1 te ae | : ave ec DT ‘ererce ‘SOLDIERS WARNED OF LAWYERS: : | | Cross yesterday issued a warning | It was stated that the Home Serv- , ice Section of the Red Cross, 1062 | f ill not be exorbitant. In claims a cg” . . for tm than $900 there ts me ohage Limited and This Offer Extends Only to April 15 | for legal advice. } FORMER CASHIER SUES HOTEL The two models pictured below are genuine Victrolas—in fact the reputation . | of the Victrola was built upon their success—they are in keeping with the ihe grant epldnix Ge ® see te ogi es meng! yester- | higher-priced models and are just the thing for home, camping trips and out-_ - conclusively demonstrated ¢ | di Se ongner, 32 ye ‘ ' . " . + ofa, a 2209 et ence Acard : ings. Just think, a Victrola for almost the price of your weekly movie—come | veralacs inflocees Sone former cashier at the Hotel Statler, | in and make your selection. At a dollar a week you cannot afford to be with- pia is to keep the liver active saa | against the hotel and the Fidelity | Vi ol the digestive organs may be ie per and Deposit Co. of Maryland. as well | out a Victrola. fected condition. For this pure Calotabs, the new nausealess ealem mn tablets that are free from the a Victrola IV $ ‘. 00 Stachrcaen bag ae : he the most agreeable laxative. . Oak cabinet, 74. inches Calotabs have the special as several individuals connected with | pow companies, for alleged malicious | Prosecution. The suit charges that the plaintie | suffered greatly because of her pros- | ecution on a charge of stealing 31900 | of the funds of the hetel while she, high, 13 inches wide, 1414 eae tyes od spol | was serving as casnier ere. e | 7 oo was acquitted. | inckes deep. Nickel-plated Our Terms tion and appetite.» One C Exhibition sound bos, Victor ' ‘bed time with «a swallow of 1 tapering tone arm and “goose- 7 $ that’sall N no 4. neck” sound-box tube, brake l rer Week slightest ‘eemetale wich yo ve and speed regulator. Newly ing, pleasure, or work. We: orm reser ig > angener and ve With 12 selections on 6 |] rour cold bas ——— your - prov single spring, spir active, r system Pur. q drive motor (can be wound ouble-faced 85¢ Records, you one toddiiie fine with s | while playing). $30.10. petite for breakfast. ADVERTISEMENT “SYRUP OF FIGS” } ' : i could not afford one, can now be Diamond Rings and dependable me. sagen “es ee er wy : » . es _ ‘ os — ae [OEP gee mitts 1S RT cata Pb ape Daas. eae Re eS ar oi Sn EEA A We + rome ie ein Sia s . : + 20 TORT 2) Ftp rags Sopa al gale gard bat en . r _ * ioe we ee $ “aa re : aed ae : 5 : each week that f rl e ‘only in original sealed | ‘‘threw away.’’ 50c or 75c each week may scum eeihena vos CHILDS LAXATIVE Victrola VI $ 00 tovetllg- ond oy if you are not | if invested in the McCoy-Weber Thrift Saving Plan, you will Mahogany or oak cabi- 3 tothe with them. so Look at tongue! Remove poi- net, 854 inches high, 15% inches wide, 16% ches d Nickel-plated Satkentond tec vic, Our Terms tor ta ‘eerranc’ seund-oor $1 Per Week tube, brake and speed reg- | ulator. Newly designed, With 12 selections on patented and roved, double spring, spiral drive © double-faced 8sc Rec- motor (can be wound while ords, $40.10. Club Now | soon own a profitable, permanent investment. Join this Thrift Rheumatic | | deratio's wetat ood by Be oll A safe and | harmless to relieve the pains of 5 Sciatica, Lame Back and Hamlin’s Wizard Oi. It quickly, ee out soreness bess up stiff aching joints Our Beautiful Record Cabinets at Moderate Prices Will Give |} “Soo «in sna amon daily These Victrolas the Appearance of Higher-Priced M odels cites eee - ie liable, teo, for earache, WEAR A $37. sO SON” c Down °. Se | ‘the then you are sure your ORIEL BLDG. | Seman ts toe best and Soest ane ve or physic for the — ee EOCUST * little stomach, liver A bowels. Chil- ' |dren love its delicious fruity taste. | Pull directions for child's dese on each entisiion ag bottle. Give it with. at fear. . Mother! You must say + Oalifer- The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening nia.’ , newspaper giving Associated Press news service. : x, 32; * Cay
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d druge’ ie claim that mic of .influenza has — monstrated that the © ora cold and the best — nflucnza and pnenumo-"— he liver a so that | ‘gans may be in per- ». For this a ‘4 ng otteote, is the most ] ependable, as well as — ole laxative. . tS SRR INES 3 a ee > — - ——— a 07a eee ee Re Re ETN ORE RY RT RI OE Seen FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ar ne en a nam on nee nn Sarr agement 4 cum wes. 8 ass Hs 2 em te ers teak. 2uK° Se *y $i rita he A i es ea a ee, ee” 2) So eae: a S sy cre - of Ps ag toate 5 Fabel Saath oe & eas. ~ oy AY ‘ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee ‘ries tee: \ - oa Pas % ; pg aa re Sa eS ghee f t i .o + . + ‘ — Te Tee a 7” 2 h ee a e Corns Aaa. Sat ae eae 6 eich _ ¥ — fe oh9 se He a eae Ce phone a eee eo t’’ Makes Them. Loosen Up | {fp They Litt Off Painlessly. ‘2 no more pain after a few of “Gets-It’ lands upon corn or and instantly dries. you lift the old off without even C orn a day or two ry-mmaker right ing it. That's the least of Mr. the last of your misery. Million re have lost their corns the “Gets- Tt , way say it ts the only commen-sense way to cet rid of the pests. ~ “Gets-It,”’ the never-failing, guaran- teed money-back corn remover costs but * trifle at any drug store. M’ a by E _Rawrence & Co. Chicago. ~ |TRAFFIC: LEAGUE . y WHILE YOU WEAp IGHT MONTHS TO pay oe CAN WEAR} | DIAMONDS. Always convenient terms, con- fidential credit, quality mer- chandise and courteous salesmen -~—at Barnett's Nw Sa . ewe * — Read Our Terms: . BURTON, Sold to ee ee res Morgan St. ) Articles: Lot No. Size Price 1 Suit 1810 3S $15.00 ) TERMS: $1 Per Week “120 $1.00 Make $1. 00 eae $1. H0 Easy! 3 $1.00 $x 10 $1.00 this ad outa 17 $1.00 bring it along With you. We will ac- 31 60 cept it for $1.00 “8 $1. 00 | on any purchase a amounting to. $10 LE ” $1. 0 or over. 199 ws 00. This illustration is _~—- ‘an exact duplicate ag eee of our credit a\s- » $1.00 ; it shows how 2 $1.00 3 $1. OO $1.00 $15 -—— - e+ Residenc "e, 5249 _~— : Mar. me Mi ss na cut 794 $1.00 Saturday Evenings $15. 00 an d w short me to pay fot your Spring Suit, * ~, June _ 4e Disc’ rit bt ~ ‘Total ———- +4 Gece - STAR CREDIT CLOTHING CO, ASHINGTON AV. Over W ee ~ h-and-l0e Store between Wash and Carr streets in| SHOE POLISHES PASTES 4~> LIQUIDS THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES BEST FOR HOME SHINES FORBLACK,TAN, OX BLOOD, NARK BROWN & WHITE SHOES: THE EF DALLEY CORPORATIONS, LTD. BUFFALGA. ANY White Ribbon Pure Foods Re 052, Se 4 . ‘ . = 43 pan ee ae ae - ee a . ‘ 4 . > * - - : Jn At IK: = ® eS ts aes jp la ‘ . age iam pagina rhe ae AS soe Pee ow’ — 07 $500 and $1000 Denomination ist Mortgage Serial Gold Notes | sietinde o Payable Semi-Annually— Mortgage on St, Louis improved real estate snr Te MORE THAN DOUBLE VALUE, — We recommend them as an absolutely safe investment Por Circulars, write, phone or call— emmonpann - Sp acitor uay”6«6rReal Estate Co. 49 olumpia Record Dealers | Your Neighborhood NORTH Gausman-Parker Furn. Co., 8206 N. Broadway. Gregson Furniture Co., . «4230 N. Broadway. Tower Talking Mach. Shop, 1919 East Grand Av. SOUTH 'Bauer’s Music House, 2619 Gravois Av. Home Phonograph Co., 1825 8S. Broadway. Menze’s Music Store, 2646 Cherokee St. arr ce Bros., 1416 8. Broadway. Roesch Furn. and Carpet Co., 1541-3 8. Broadway. Roesch Furn. and Carpet Co., Carondelet, Schirmer - Vir- ginia. Westhus Furniture Co., 2001 S. Broadway. WEST Meyer Music Store, 5948 Easton, Next Postoffice. r Music Store, 11 Delmar. | Todd Jewelry Co., 4104 Easton Av. CENTRAL Corea Music Co., 1016 Franklin Av. SOUTHWEST Boehl Furniture OCo., Grand and Gravois. Kleekamp Bros. Piano Co., 3121 South Grand Av. Roesch Furn, and Carpet Oo., 4746-48 Gravois Av. BELLEVILLE & Son’s Furniture Co., 125-27 West Main St. GRANITE CITY Childs & Anderson Furn. Co., 19th and State Sts. H 316 LOCUST ST. ADVERTISEMENT Iron, 1 Nux Vomica Rich Red Blood Strong Nerves All of theese are found in their most active eat condensed form in ‘Conve: 5 thes 'Cadomene Tablets atfrn Absolutely Restore bene MUSIC UNLETH St. Louis | MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—SHEET MUste @ | The Following on Sale Beginning Today —— New April Numbers of Columb Records Ponselle Sisters Barcarolle’ Rosa Ponselle, famous dramatic so- prano of the Metropolitan Opera Com- pany, and her brilliant sister Carmela, both exclusive Columbia artists, sing their first combined record. The soft magic of a night in Venice with the mystery of moonlight ‘on its sleeping lagoons and shadowy palace walls is in this seductive duct from the Tales of Hoffman. 78846—$1.50 WL Stracciaris So Seag’ le Sings of Mother Lo All of a mother’s impassioned prayers and heartaches at parting from her son | are in Stracciari’s simple ballad “Dear> Little Boy of Mine.” This exclusive’ Columbia artist gives you all the yearn= ing melody of this moving mother song. 78686—$1.00 ‘Mah indy Lou’ ‘di This love song of the sunny South shows Oscar Seagle’s dramatic power in rich, resonant negro melody. “Sorter Miss You,” the coupling, gives you this exclustoe Columbia artist at his splendid vocal best. ,.2875~—$1.00 And 47 Other Great Selectiens The 51 new Columbia edections fer Apri! ecinde 2 Grand Opera arias, po eong t atar, 16 popular song ee eS ae erchestra selections, 4 negro melodies, 2 revival hymas, 2 bird i monangret 5 font and 14 ery sess comprising 6 fox-treta, 4 one-steps and Get the new Columbia Nevelty Record Booklet. Every Columbia dealer has it Mew Columbia Records on Sais the 10th and 20th of Every Month COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY. New York ee ee A A A LN A CG MLLELLL ALLEL ALLO We Have All the pope on Sale All Records New, Unused, Perfect Save Car Fare. No downtown Store Offers Any Better Records, Any lower Prices, or Any Easier ne eee ae om te ee a er : © MA 0, ae eat, Act MiNi - Terms Than You Can Get at the HOME PHONOGRAPH COMPANY 1825 S. Broadway TRY OUR SUPERIOR TELEPHONE SERVICE:~ SIDNEY 1290, CENTRAL 24681. OPEN EVENINGS EXCEPT WEDNESDAYS, AND SUNDAY caitiigll TE ER NE I OS ADVERTISEMENT. 3-Grain —|Pay Pay v Mi = . gira to Weak | igor, 7 All : u miles thie grandest ef remedies and won- éerful ae ve Grip. vi mages lt When C ‘ared LOF TiS BRO: hy Dr, Burkhart wants you today for a treatment of +g a orkbarve Vegetable Seagouns for lAver, Kid . ee omach Troubie, Censtipation, Ca ee ee shen The road ito ané dependence coos through |! petch WANTS, for maay been wise enough te take hae ote PE cig RO POLO OTOL 8. AB TTI ERI, SNR rahe ee whe - = —— “re , - CAR pe po OD noon alin 0 a Mtg Wa all Ca RISA TDL + tes Ml a ta AT - > a. ee ” AOR AIEEE PENH MTA NN Ne op FREE OAS = Saree RI EA te SS ea: Cee arene a eae See Meer aie ite Matton t mar tan, ver eres 4 ¥ Ce Oe ee ee ‘ BY aS AS ONT SS PR I Lene Seale Syey,s LT z SE LAOTIAN WN ICH Ac Pg WA AMEE kN, Oe EERO TLP EE ION, ATH Ses atin OR INN BIE LEE SS i lI te eo EN OM ee gee” ce ee ee PDR peo aa oe
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Re a Shik Da Us ae i ETT Ty a ee Se ee, Re ae me 2 “epee gts ee ; . ay ; ‘“ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH | : ' FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1920. ACY FILED! t2* office of the Secretary of State tn | ways proved infalliple. We are now hands of oe who has been gens Fonte ee es ATKINSON CANDID Jefferson City. He previously had OWE convinced that {t is the fingers of at-| contact wi contagion.” _|ney for T. Clay pba ef Com-| against Pierce. : announced his intention to file. tendants that most often carry in- against ; Apt ate neg = HB ph this éthiae pa at hes Charies H. Brown of Polk County | fections and that no one thing is New Motion in Pierce Case. merce, o motion natal .'time that ft denied ' day filed tn the Supreme Court a mo Congress. filed for the Republican nomination more inwportant than the thorough | Special to the Post-Dispatch. ae John M. Atkinson of University | for Congress in the Seventh District washing with soap and water of the | JEFFERSON CITY, March 19.— tion-to have the case transferred to | for hearing. City, an attorney, filed for the Dem-; This district now fs represented by _ . —_— — o¢ratic nomination for Governor in; C. W. Hamlin, a Democrat. ' ee ee en a oR her? RAG ER A ‘ Pre, Be is i sins ata ae Btn: "ea aay i - "4 aoe ye, : Cy 28 a Pe eo lS he? PSG AIELLO HELIS TAT thi | measles and “Growing Pains” 1] Also Dangerpus, Physician Says} hil . bX Ps ‘ . 7 —a ' in Addréss to Mothers. — , | " - “Guard your children against con-| tact with whooping cough at any, cost,””. warned Dr. Adrien S. Bieyer, | speaking on infectious disease before | ; a group of mothers assembled at the |} Community School yesterday after- ‘noon. “Whooping cough’ has the/§ | Weadliest record of all contagious dis- | (eases among very young children, | Cama probably 25 per cent of its) victims under 1 year of age,” he | Your C ue Is |added. “Measles, also, though moro | Piggly Wigsly i is installing DOUBLE checking in its stores, enabling us to tale care of TWICE lightly regarded, has as high a death as many customers. This cuts down time waiting in line ONE-HALF. | rate as scarlet fever, and is more to be guarded against because it is Pa so tremendously contagious, being COFFEE N\ SUGAR communicable before diagnosis fs es- tablished.” “A cat scratch {s more $1 yine white cane granulated; | " to be feared than a dog bite as a 24s pounds = 35¢ —_ cause of -hyd-ophobia,” was another statement, “the virus of a cat being | the more active. “One of the most important symp- | toms to be watched for in children | Gi Sine is no satisfaction ine ocean pana” Eel sine Shake} =, = xn" 1) x 200 Needles (ne Total: value, $140.00 | Complete for only $97.50 You Save $42.50. PAY 65.00 A MONTH Co. Ay xr ——_ AA». » O ree > e- -] - 3 i more or less skeptical, Dr. Bierer | a. ow = | ia ——_—_———— mentioned pneumonia, whooping 7 ' ae * A Vv E ‘a U E ty Ladies’ Kid cough, influenza, infantile paralysis, ] meningitis, ‘mumps, scarlet fever, | : re ek Read the wonderful values in women’s, men’s and children’s apparel. Only a few are des A Louis covered - measles, rheumatic fever. a - he Come and see hundreds of others just as attractive. i : up & W hoopil ig cough, as has been said, Omer SALE! ul ge FH ila ~ Dr. Bileyer regards verv seriously “There is a vgeccine which is useful i 1 be | i ‘ en $ OVERALLS . and Men's and Ladie? when given as preventive, but not as , | / Shirt JU WPERS — Blue Slip-Over Sweat- a cure. | ‘ ial 0 ; $ Denim. FEl:xtra ers. values te “A mild case of scarlet fever,” he ge Quality, Special $3.56. Special Sat- said, “may produce in another child B are Values Up mi te te tt urday. 9 te 11 a. an infection which will cause death ma et ee to $i 00 ie ——. St = me ~gmencs te 7 . , ench : . ench in one or two dars. Therefore, nev- - er fail to isolate a child with scarlet OF ae 7 Men’s Underwear; Ladies House Men's U. 8. Rubber rash. in measles three precautions values to 39¢ Slippers; values 08 : Co. spn values are especially to be observed, name- | $1.00: at ly complications of eyes, mouth and oe throat. A child with a light case of eae A aE Se ENE come Oe , Army and Navy Goods MEN’S "AND WOMEN’S SHOES be up and about. . Te | 4 Army Leggins; reclaimed Army 25¢ Men’ 8 Shoes; durable work | Ladies” Shoes; Shoe values te Influenza and Pneumonia. . : ins ; Shoe; values to $4.50.. _ $2.95 | - Recent epidemics of influenza | Prove that much ts yet te be learned ‘ ; ; Men’s Munson Last Army Shoes; about this disease. A most impor- : aa | sewed all-leather Shoe; tant observation is that it is com- Pouches: rubberized reclaimed et 8 ‘49 _ Special ..... municable at short range to direct | | exposure and to probably healthy Army Pouches; special _carriers. A fundamental precaution, ; Shelter Tents; reclaimed Army Shelter Ladies’ Silk Poplin Skirts; val $1 5B | therefore, is to avoid crowds when , Tents, ideal for camping; — $3. QF ues to $3.50; while they last. it is prevalent. a ae BN “Mumps occasionally is fatal and sometimes causes meningitis, deaf- Army Shirts: reclaimed / Bewest styles; vaines to $7.. ness and other serious consequences. wool Anmny ] ' Ladies’ Silk Poplin Dresses; Very little progress has been mads Shirts; special $ G8 values to $15; extra special.. ——S—=> in the prevention of pneumonia, it : Ladies Silk Taffeta Dresses; | being just as prevalent and fust * ‘ . . Army Hats; reblocked re- valnes to $20 $9.90 about as likely to be fatal as it bas 'for thousands of years. Next to "ee . eying Strie — = $14, 13 | tuberculosis it its the greatest : ° Varnes 20-990 . ‘scourge fm this latitude. Sudden : . ; _ Ladies’ Newest “Sport Coats; S shock. excesstre fatigue are causes, newest colors; values to $15.. also the old-fashioned idea that get- wy | | 2 ting chilled and remaining damp wil! cause pneumonia, i= correct. Carries of Contagion. | . “Tee much attention cannet be 'pafd to rheumatic Infections in chfl- idren. They may produce he&rt dis-. /orders later tn life. Watch for so- called growing pains as symptoms. They are a germ frfection and the imethod of prevention is to minimize the portals of entry, chief among which are the tonsfis, adenoids, de- fective teeth. For this reason baby teeth should not be neclected more than the second growth.” _ At important change of front has taken place quite recently. «sd the doctor, with regard to what agencies '_ carry contagion. “There was a time , when it was thought infections were transferable long distances through the air. And we used to think ar- | won Cala cao es > . cS | a Cy ticles tn the sickroom exposed to taba Z ; jae tout -_ oe 3a715=717= 719 a _eontact with the patient were proba- hie carriers. Put fumteation and . = _— - WASHINGTON. AV! quarantine measures heave net al- reas - —v ~ - 4 ee
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* Tepe i se ba poe eS 4 ee a Maite i OE PE IS SAS ET Pe TR Ae ee meen ee ee it, Le ee RE ST POL, ; P . es . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee ee FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1990. a ; {BR nn IN CHARGE OF ACTIVITY! | SANDERSON'S err rhs. “Reduce Your Weight TEA TOMORROW FOR | IN HOUSING CAMPAIGN | ‘Hear Al eb HOUSING. WORKERS ~ Be | Record Re apt reo iy oo s lomorro ( anata ~ = Premium Bacon “Not oo ne Says a Physician ce Piece, | in a ecent Interview. to 60c:: : S3c Mrs. Harvey G. Mudd Will Head | = Ibs., sliced, $1. 15 Not enough oxygen tn the system and | a. 2 : : P 4¢ LB. REDUCTION ON BUTTER °°°' @58imilation are generally the} Receiving Line in Function WITH EACH PURCHASE OF causes of iperfluous flesh. Too little VP. oo ND OF COFFEE. of the food you eat is being made into al Statler. — Pp . RODUCTS FRESH DAILY ie ceed SUR pe eo ce sane | Pi S | Offi ‘ bie OOn Ele EGGS. DUCK | little globules of fat This causes an a Ce Te pecia er. : EGGS any quantity. | excess of fat. sometimes ail over the HE hundreds of women inter-' : Biss Fancy Butter, RR rr eee SA body or around the hips. over the bust | ested in the housing campaign Another shipment just arrived of | Or under the chin only being conducted under the aus- . One of the best methods for treating | Pices of the Y. W. C. A. and Letmar : oe | 2 a) the most-wanted models—in Miad- requires no drastic diet-| Club will be guests tomorrow from ) eee | hogany oak and walnut cae el oe ‘ ay * \ . rcising or cumbersome - . . breathe Zz 4 till 6 o'clock at a tea to be given in their honor in the ballroom of the Hotel Statler. Mrs. Hervey G. Mudd, eal ‘is 95| ably quick results are generally secure : Witb-necks Cc heese | simple directio: ns. even a few deve’ sae | head of the campaign committee and | » lie les, MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED on! *D0Uld show you what = ¢ method chairman of arrangements, will head ‘ " ' | this is As this excess fat hic! —— , ede. as illustrated. Sell CREAMERY PRODUCTS | Very weakening. disappears, 3 on ‘should the receiving line, assisted by Mmes. a ese, shoe store as high COMPARE MY COFFEE VALU ES ould toe on "eentt — nd in} Samuel C. Davis, Philip B. Fouke, | enowid take or tone and firm- , . on waves . Our price saves you $5.05. | Premium Blend Coffee, Ib 50 less with ni dabbin ogee 4 Sagging. Thi W. Kk. Bixby, J. J. Fisher, William | wtore is operated on a new UP- ——— of reducing your is se A. Stickney, Thomas lL. Anderson, | peotnes. and is worth while asy and pleasant that not even ir rst . . 4 most intimate friends need know of it. Willard Bartlett, Guy Blackmer, | Sc cuintl aaek’ at Enderie Drug Co. Wolf Charles P. O’Faljon, J. H. Hoskings, | Fre Quality Brand Package Teas. .80c x ttn Drug Cg.. EA. Medier. Judge | Peyton T. Carr, Max Kotany, J. Por- | (AM) SF, fs Forbes’ Blue Mountain Brand Pkg. Teas. 90c aioh or Kelites ge ryx Co. ter Tirrill, Harry Sprague, Julia} Forbes’ Baking Powder | Shipley, Carroll Ratcliffe, Lon O. During 1919 the Post-Dispatch | Hocker, Samuel Van Hoefen, O. C. Or ULTY SHOE STORE | Wii4 DUGGAN 'printed 36,671 Houses, Flats, etc.,| Blumeyer, C. W. Swingley and Misses | ie For Rent ads—13,285 more than the Mary Semple Scott, Letitia Parker, 9510 WASHINGTON AVE oa Fioor = FOUR other St. Louis Newspapers Helen Barnes, Elizabeth Shoemaker and Grace Avwtell. UNION MARKET combined. Me ERS The only speaker scheduled to be; heard at the tea is J. Lionberger Da- a Balance vis, who will discuss the need for bet- ter housing facilities for girls who leave their home environment and ~— tea teas . E e come to St. Louis to work. Mrs. Wil- a} pe. 9 : Ernest Stix E _ Mawr asy erms bur Jones of 4944 Lindell boulevard, Cjagrence Howard. Princeton Daniel . who is one of the team captains, wid Lord, St. Louis Untversitv: Mrs lon e havea new and better Wan of selling entertain her assistants at luncheon Hocker, Kznsas; Mrs. Harry Lesser, Grafonolas. There are distinct advantages ‘ -= at her home tomorrow before the’ yale. ; Sy ae tea. Among her guests will be Mmes. a in buving at this Exelusive Shop, whieh Bi - . . a m ‘ J ‘ i} Ii a Daniel McCluney, Frank E. Peck- _ ,, ; ; . vou will not tind elsew oe i rhe ! ¢ th here. i920 Model Bae >» Alum ASSOC): i > ham, Cecil Pangman and William MI: nis -Amecen too 3 : ms | Grafonola A & “RTC , ssourl School of Social Economy | ; ph >i ti dri’ will | launched will give a tea tomorrow afternoon a niger ORDER EARLY © active ive Ak, WO -— v ‘ o.-on vclock thea s : f. Monday and will last one Week. a he + PR Ices janeribn a oe re idence of Y-Re ( : ‘i a Miss Ruth Hammerstein, 6048 Cab- a a : , anne avenue, in honor of the faculty his newest model Columbia Grafonola and a choice selection of reco ids will give 22 eRe aee gigantea and students of the school. Songs you this music in the best and most reasonable way. by Miss Bessie Altheimer and dra- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SHOES 18) OS S O cial Items {'matic readings by Gustavus Tucker- Delivery made at once—at the lowest price—on very easy terms—no interest charged. te ae ae a ee ae a man will he given. Miss Mildred Orthwein, daughter | a sedi: of Mr. and Mrs. William PD. Orth- Mr. and Mrs. John T. Fitzsimmons wein of 1 Portland place, has cho- of 6116 McPherson avenue are in A:- sen Wednesday, May 19, as the date jantic City at Hotel Traymore Sti- for her marriage to Arnold G fel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman C., | Stifel of the l’orest Ridge Anart- ments. The ceremony will be sol- ! o’ ‘ .> “a ae. 9 aS Sa” Og "S % . y | emnized in the evening at the home G/Z Ree re | . | of the bride's parents, and will be; | ne M J po ' ior Miss Mar-! Ask 1008 OLIVE STREET followed bv a reception. guerite Orthwein, neice of the pros- for Headquarters for Columbia Grafonolas and Recorda pective bride, has been asked to at- MILLINERY Nobod | tend her as maid of honor, and Per- t 5 ovoay No matter what sort of talking machine you own-—vou need Columbia Mr. Stifel | at $5 to $15 Knows. records. We have as complete a stock as the factory ean DON’T BE MISLED—This store has positively no MH «J. orinwein wit! serve ° . ° . as best man. The other attendants —AOTHING HIGHER Fox Trot supply. Come here for the hard-to-find records. connection with any store or sale now going on in have not been decided on. Miss 533 ARCADE BLDG 5c Th S f B S ba ° Orthwein returned vesterday from a ‘ “9 e t . ————— the city. We are here to stay. Every pair of Shoes 9 weci:s visit. with relatives in Chi. *wwmOlive at 8th St ore of better Service Sa aeesamman eee ne r= ——— cago. _ sold exactly as advertised. , ase Ce Announcement has been tia Tritt titrretrrT — ————— ‘School "4 “Queen Quality Sam-| Brown Shoe Co. Maxine Silver the engagement of Miss Helen Braun =" rs . Or as" ate en . iaieiadtiaetiieinatitairiehabdbe mien aby ee Remand 7 ‘. rth aughter of Mr. and Mrs Shoes for Children. ples. Values to $8. Pumps. Values up tO Fo.00, witlinas ranch “aaeoean of 5558 En- TL ae A i. Values to $3.00.) \ : - Selling at : Selling a : right avenue, to Charles Reed Rags- ) dale of New Orleans, son of Mr. and > . He i ae | Selling at fee — 5 sae } Te $ .98 Die a Mrs. John T. Ragsdale of 6144 Mc- Pp oe ee pe Ye niet Pe ee oe Se. aa ial Bg * it € « j " es ‘- ’ oy, « : roe \ +. » 4a ye, ae Se pee ws es NES \ Bae; * FE pthc? 5 gut ‘ : i Oa Le ree we, fae PrTitiiin | PP ge — * . ) z bie f | PAY > Z a" 4 a) ae ‘ ty 4 . 7 > , ; ba : ’ (5 ae nl ae, ay hy io x 3 iS Ss Ps _ s ¥ ’ ‘ 9 “ 5 ’ F 4 y : & ” 3 + - ; - 4 at % wabbcnd a eS 5 : : : ; : : ' » ; fe tlenten, Naieer- ve? : 4 2 : . i i + a4 Woes a hal «i ; : ; cn i . p ere rr ais Py, a P ; y AGT Py Muha ey * a Pa, PL. ces iy ota pee IM. hn +2 A 5 7 ‘ = 4 rn pins ‘ : aes sae ba, = r fe “e . * * P » 2% 7 xs a | eee Lit Wg Nia er eee 4 q ~) a. x= ae ee sd z . ‘ 23> -} - 7. oe a a My ae, iz Ave’ otic Bex >. f ’ A ae ae ; a * 3 f rc C 7 rye oo ey i : ~ Se Y Pt We sage: ad minster place will give a smal! din- ——_—_—— | ner party in honor of the visitor. Perhaps their food is at fault. hat Ladies’ Kid One-Eye Ties. | Williams’ Union Made Molder The marriage of Miss Gertrude do you give them to eat? | - le ® ¥ *) * ad came Louis covered heels. Values} ’ Pair ge 8 Dick, daughter of J. W. Dick, 5334 up to $8.00. rac “ Pan | Shoes. Selling Wells avenue, and Philip McNemer, Denatured foods—robbed of their food , =z ee value to make ther look pretty, won't | i tock, Ark., will be sole bd i ; 8 | Men’ s s Felt Lined, Rolled Edge | * io 8:30 o'clock tomorrow evening at put on weight. 250 ralues. Se lling Rex 2s OCS the Central Presbyterian Church, horwernet . a Me the Rev. Dr. Donald C. McLeod of- Pale faces and .pale foods are not nat- | sige ficiating. A reception will follow in | ura! complexions the rose parlor of the Hotel Buck- Rugged and rugged ingham, for the members of the foods like Ralston are what every grew- two farnilies and a few frie nds. Miss ing youngster ought to have. Dorothy Dick will attend her sister Me ‘o . ayes as maid of honor and Will B. Alex- : Ralston—a delicious S vs l Gunmetal =~ Vici / ander of Pine Bluff, Ark., will serve Give them cereal, ample ords. Values up MM ias best man. The ushers will b with the maves and color of the rip- one : o . » “ a ae ngmong PRIA le GO ealln at 20 Ger ee eRe Te OR AD int th NR IP GE eNO EE SOM cb Riga He © OANA PAE OR a Meng 8 * § iv x e ee he 2 eres en bet “ts a Se hls I Po ae CL ee ee se “ A ea SAND | nea AO LA RMA TREE EAMONN NO Neat Sc. BERGE alot me ‘ ot = emeueen “ = ew sae * Pel em Al + lite Vl han taney Mette as best man - to $6.50. Sell- Charles E. Minton, KR. A. Roessel Shoes ; $3.50 val- ——————— ing at and Edgar McCulloch. Mr. McNe es. Selling at |Men’s Calf Plain Toe Shoes, : majmer is a graduate of the Ua $4 values. Se]l- $ : versity of Arkansas, class of 1929, ‘ - , land is a member of the Kappa Al- § 1: p ’ Ing at | ; on — pha fraternity. mae e 19 K 4 a The marriage of Miss Ruth Bur- pres oe i tcnettiemenaltadieedien tee taeda hee a ee SO OMS ORE tine Aypenton | lingame, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Burlingame of 65655 Bartmer e 2. aes Se ears nie ee eng There is always a great deal of rivalry between different colleges as Pair to which one will have the biggest representation at the anhual college | benefit performance, and each one FACTORY SHOE STORE Revend Sie tal Geakeriie ven || This is the checkerboard package which wuggested the ‘year’s benefit performance, which | am podrom & EVCOSKER SEVENTH and MORAN ICE eet ore ae eet | Sor Acwiaas gue We Sell What We Advertise S. BRICKER, Prop. wastitnaton® Untveésity: ore — | , coe Anderson, Missouri University: Mrs. Oreon Scott, Michigan t'nifver-
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Rat FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eS 85 SEPARATE VERDICTS ARE — muewTS __ | _= = POSSIBLE IN NEWBERRY CASE Special Combination Offer oe " AM F ax Ll BER) > “gan tizem cones” | Of Brunswick and Records Hircico cK pe Le com AR NS MRL NET OT PO INRIA = = TRG IA OOS RS FRET MIB * _ 2 al tees Nill caitlin tiie ciate a Ae AG 8 ee onteiiiennient Ritced see me Mee RR EER ORR Me - Ahead of Time. Br the Associated Press In Hi« is Foungest = Hitch K 1919 GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., March EE and Best y 00, ne 19.—-The Newberry elections con- vic os Chorus of 40 Under 20 20c 30c ~ spiracy trial jurors went to work. : . : 2 F eatures——Z : ahead of time today. They reached , aC a the Federal building nearly half an rm - To THE SOND SPECIAL MATINEE SATUF > A’ f hour ahead of schedule, and settled | ; ADULTS, 15¢c - CHILDREN, J lic 3 tt os ee ener Re ent? ; “—s ’ down to their long grind of settling the individual cases of 85 defendants. ; a | : ; rox = The case was passed to the jurors J, Shipment _ ao TOM MIX * ¥ late yesterday, and an hour later they were excused for the night by Records ) = : Just in “THE DAREDEVIL” — Fully Judge Clarence W. Sessions. : ; , —— : = . Owing to the large number of de- “ ° i ; OCKWELL. (diusted r Guaranteed fendants and various verdicts that Perfectly ia , Arrived GLADYS ' BE ~ ‘GEORGE WALSH, MIRIAM ~~ , Adjusted, | 20) Years. might be returned, there was much. : _ & in THE HONOR SYSTEM” speculation as to the amount of time as: ' Nights and Sat ce : : ' ‘ . : am a sSUNSHIN ‘the jurors might require to render = . ; | = EATS WOW setae | yt bat “THE HEART SNAT , Sail . : , 5 at.nir o . Of the six counts in the indict-: ce chit. oH, tz “—s ment, only two remained—the first, } e) ° tere. s & : 0} With 10 charging criminal conspiracy to pro-- . > 4 ees = &) 2a ouble-Disc cure the nomination and election of Brunswick ve ¥ x 23 ; ae D Newberry in violation of State and as illustrated, | wet : 1 Records, F | Federal election laws, and the sixth. ae Bt: iM VAUDEVILLE charging use of the mails to . de- © :" 4 (Orpheum Circuit) | fraud. — , 2:15—TWICE EVERY DAY—#8:15 ' In instructing the jury, Judge Ses- D th D ] ‘sions said verdicts of guilty or not! ‘i > . : CHARLES KING & C0. oro y a ton | guilty on either or both of the | ; IN ' counts might be brought in as to all ; . $8 Bert Hanlon: Jean Adair “BI A CK IS | 9? ‘the defendants, but that a return on \: MAUD LAMBERT and. WH TE each of the defendants would be nec- Monthly a ed . . ‘essary if the verdict differed as to ) : ERNEST BALL ‘‘NO ADDRESS'’—A St. Louis Production Be . Attention te oe Pt ee ee dis ss Keene & Williams: Herbert's Dogs ‘*Gee Whiz’’—Sennett Comedy es. Specie DErsvEs WINSTON’S iL West End Lyric Review - = 10 SAYS WIFE THREW wooo AT HIM WATER LIONS | “Contin mar mPa reaps s prrececcy: eee ore” A shipment of this popular style in mahogany and oak finish RB BR poner ee . nt EN oe —e a el i nS te ee, ee ee Se ED ee ee oom quarantined of Seven Children. has just arrived. The above combination offer will be an |]. [= = jawrence Monroe Reed. a carpen- 1) added inducement—take advantage of it now. | t ig + .ter, 1105A North Vandeventer ave- ! og nue, obtained a divorce by default ° | 7 Goon act . naw GRAND CEN R Al # e, : ye CP i ath Be eR = a ~ rom Mrs. Alice Christine Reed. in Six Popular Records } fe jus e 0 0s! ions cnet: a all 0 ,the Circuit Court today and the cus- | Beneath ey =m . tody of seven minor children. rang- A2861 Laat, Obtaining ‘metebes and Custody ._ a ; : ’ ale PSR, ‘=. ‘ , Chloe .... sdecce c+. b GORGE BAS! , Sar | , i be Here is the opportunity ot your life. Remember that |) ' Aa Es ate — me —— = 10-inch, 85c | Was There Ever a | Pal Like You. Henry Burr THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS. | ~ ALLA AXIOM : "380 MOREE ,YSs! =o | | this Watch is not to be classified with a great Many |) se nted herself from home frequents ' Elder Eatmore’s Sermon on Throwing eens . go: with p TP ncense yee eg | | sas a ae | : Pa cheap Watches that are being advertised at present, |/®"4 neglected him and the children. AGl41_ | Bert Williams, Comedian “reT’s GO”? Fux ina [es Reader and Crystal Gazer ANITA SI FW ae Pursuant to Ordin 1 : : : ‘and when angry would hurl pieces 12-inch, $1.2 | Elder Eatmore’s Sermgn on Generosity— Railroad Station | P ; | ht ae but is truly an exceptionally high-grade timekeeper, }}¢/‘wooa or the stove-lifter. at him | Bert Williams, Comedian [| with, BATCHELOR. veRz,S .Mo pry ago : ns sym oo the kind that any man can be proud to wear. i'Two of the children are with Reed, You’re a Million Miles From Nowhere When You're Paul Kleist & Coe ne | Ask Him—He Will Tell “The Fighting She ss” me and ¢ 00 p.m. Obs 'two are with the mother. and three A2862 One Little Mile From Home.....Fred Hughes, Tenor —— aun” ethene ss ndiies “Weekly — You Anything Rts ae oe er Bear in mind that this is an “adjusted move- are at Father Dunn’s Home 10-inch, 85c Once Upon a Time—From “The Magic Melody’"— “The Heart Smasher.” Sunshine Comedy The _ First National Superpre i ee Fred Hughes, Tenor Prices, Including War Tax: Refore 6 FP. M.. 23e; After ¢ P.M. Sse * The Board of Elee ahs, ee 3k peat ee are NLT abot “ —_ PRA te YR RRO RE! Cay THRE ROTA oe megies ® oe = aig oe _— ment” and will run perfectly tn any position. eT MOISE SHOWS START PROMPTLY AT i. 3. 5. 7, AND 9 P. me 6% : f : COUNTESS -TOLSTOY A REFUGEE A2863 , All That I Want Is You... Henry Burr, Tenor ‘g Alla Appears Only at 2:50, 7 and 9 P. M. Humfeld’s Concert ire peers on Thursday, M 10-inch, 85c | When the Harvest Moon Is Shining. . Lewis James, Tenor Soecial Morning Matinee at 10:30 Today for Women Orly. at Which mation office and polf Ask any legitimate jew- Seeten 4 eler what this Watch is $ 85 | Be the Associa ted Press : Wond’ring— For-Trot... Ted Lewis Jazz Band | mt rat Answer Questions of a Personal Nature. | CONSTANTINOPLE, March 19.— 2857 \ You Can't Get Lovin’ Where There Ain’t Any Love— SW DM ome ee eee ate , aa i - “s ne - WEA PIR OO AS LE LAIN > ee Pp featewerd bo ae really worth, then note our | Countess Marie Tolstoy, niece of the Medley Fox-Trot. Intro.: Tip-Tip Tippy Canoe. In- price and our exceptional- sidental Chorus bv Billy Murrav- 6—BIG ATs Weekt ACTS—6 TH c Cc aa » « - e ia refugee from Odessa, applied a int fon 7] inaghenbe” and & ™ Bargain Matinee Saturday— Adults. 35e; € On Ise, including Wert, UU WC 4é 97 Coming Sunday gem” The vest VIOLET nea Ge é DAVID GRAHAM PHILLIPS’ CREATEST STORY. i MATINEE DAILY Clara Kimball Young [.... ou} in “Eyes of Youth” Teta AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA . Bargain Matince Week Days 1:30—All Senate: Adnit«, “ie: (bildren, Ma Evenings 7 and 9—Prices: Adnit«, 35¢ and Sic; (hildren, Ie aed 25c, including war tux. a eny 7 s : ; 7 . ta Huet -’ 2 ame azimova POG N the Thtrteesth é 117 Frenkiin o AS SIGRID, THE DANCING GIRL, LN 2? Ouve a “Stronger Than Death” _ Bi pinaia. ROYAL = SHENANDOAE | Grand and Shenanc 4 ontinueus iy 1. M “te 11 -RPO My cr ~-)-- ee R-1iaw Are this excess burden. Don't feopardize your health oF | be Pneumonia attacks the air cells | property continuing the rebuild- X ROSEN augh ock a . ; ) ee ig ag oo as Of the lungs. An inflammation | ing process. you can in the open air, is set up and matter is thrown} Nightly applications of Vick’s egg or somes practice deep breathing and “a ; ; | , . : : take oil of Korein. Follow Off which causes the air cells to} VapoRub will aid nature in this St. Lowis Symphony Orchestra l di to °° “Fy . * _ Diamonds gg Sarariaing ‘welabt rogue, SOlidify, | thus tigers. the} work. Because Vicks acts locally MAX ZACH. Conductor | Stee tater dye crest. catural flow of bloc thru the by stimulation thru the skin to Tickets. $1 to $2 at Baldwin's. after just a few days’ treat- : = . Ss ; AW, RN = SS ee lungs. This “backing up” of|draw out the inflammation, at- ermen I r attend SPECIAL oe: oe the blood causes the heart to/tract the blood away from the a smooth and pump harder, just as stepping onj| congested spots and relieve the , fa jp a tend ‘SHUBERT-JEFFERSON the general V iLUES Before and After health im- a hose increases the water pres-}cough. In addition, the medici- . ‘ : : : — Temorrow—Seats for Next Week. sicker dl a fete. seeee sure, which is the reason why,|nal ingredients of Vicks are Cannet Resist This Comedy. buoyant feeling takes pos- during this disease. the physician vaporized by the body heat. A. H. " Woods LOUIS MANN THESE BEAUTIFUL ayne FEY BR watches the overburdened heart | These vapors are breathed in all Presents cpa —T — Eo 0 cope so Carefully. night long, thus bringing the sn the Greatest of Ali Laughing Plays. tive, alert and magnetic. After recovery the lungs are medication to bear directly upon Friendly Enemies LIANT and sparkling— if yeu want te reduce ten . perfectly cut, pure te sixty pounds you should filled with a mass of wreckage— |the inflamed areas. _ - Eves. 56c py age te tee gaan $2 Vicks should be rubbed in -—— : . : Nae ve this treatment a trial. | white Diamonds — the ou will probably @nd it ts | the~debris of the battle—which kind you'll be proud to just what you need. Start in : over the throat and chest until } wear. But most impor- ny Be am ‘to. — a \- ist et rid of a “ process the skin is ralt—than aoe on and happiness today. : wnasres re lv. wey . ” tant of all, they're al- tain a email bex ef Oli of nown as resolution quentty thickly aod “tier wane © + > * “Tanth ‘se. Pourteent ri ft: cen’ 1408 ’ ee 1° . 2144 * Playing Simultaneously at Five Theaters YOU'D BETTER HURRY . : @ 2 + " 74 + wage SaaS in Korein under $100 guaran- | inflamed spots remain, congestion eciieal te a er son pe en - in tee at any busy drug store Sefore and After mei Ciotns. Leave ti 10Otn- value 4 act, there at ale ties eam teeedioe an persists, cough hangs on, and the}. a 4 th rage Best S in T isn’t a tter invest- c 7. New ¥ wy, least exposure brings on a cold ing loose around the neck an es how in Town ment than a good Dia- | Korein Co., Station F, New York, N. Y. that 3 ; tree yy 5“ “4 of -jthe bed. clothes arranged in the | NENT Prcnncntitoness HOORAY, mond. Just note our — etek patel. wiaa-eevgtiee: SRT a funnel so the vapors ee neglected, such damaged air pas-| ~: : a war low terms. it pa: ‘esis ber wey tran! | Sages may easily develop serious —— —_ © ireery mina ee If STANDARD S = O Oo disease of the lungs. © cough is annoying, Swallow a + he . Twentieth +4 2325 “ark at , 394 South Jefersen 4 mT \] ) r ( \ i a UL i. —m_ewt 2 © seeeeeee - em ~ small bit of Vicks the size of a pea. === Such cases should always con-} Samples to new users will be THE AVIATOR GIRLS TGHI BURNING tinue under a physician’s care|sent free on request to the Vick an an clement A WEEK and frequent examinations shou!d |] Chemical Company, 232 Broad be made to see that nature is! Street, Greensboro, N. C. + PimplesOnFace. AlsoBlackheads. LADIES” SUITS, $4 See Our Wonderful , ; : Display of GENU- a tngttpa—~lhevpats s $0¢ Your | $1.20 $15 to$275 WapoRubh 4™ 0 More Than 17 Million Jars Used Yearly @ ft. : .* Eiahteent WARD &. - De Kal » * Seurh Third ®euth Hreaédwe "24 Koayzt my om Way ; “a » HOUEHAALATNA MAHAR LAEAENLLUETNNA AANA N EHNA AOUONLAE EAA HAU HAT EACH NAAN AS ONUAGUENU ETE CUAMDADOAHOOUEDEADROUALEAHOOEUDHGDALONLSULNG DEUHONUADEOOAOADOODANOAUAALEVODUELONAODOOENGOHSODOODATANDOBEDDEONNOGDEOBUAOLIANUAUSUNNDONEAUADCU ALU OGUEGONUEGeNUGHOOONNED ZO-ANCUODU- DMC Soulard st South Four sent South —Twet fh Ta fayer * a Park ar * A a *CINDERELLA | hecctauadl Tenight and “at.—Deublice Pregram ey ay eA ease LOF TIS BROS. & Co. SHIRLEY WASON in “a | Souskt Pelet. ati DIAMONDS --WATCHIES “HER ELEPHANT MAN",” and daa BOF seas Resear fe REDDIT AT Cur Piet WM. RUSSELL. tn 7 — 3 South. Ninth ef. Biackburn?n “THE LINCOLN HIGHWAY™MAN” € Fex News—Big \ (omedy Reg. (dmission—t herekee at lowan * - * ae ia Bee « oy, ony ; 7 5 ti Aches and Pains From Constipation i mee wee + a Rely on Cuticura Soap. Ointment and Talcum to care for your skin. DELMAR »CONGCRESS . Lae Banished Quick! @22 4 O8 448 Ave sar GCtiive Sr © Bose $% ot - 2. * i Flaine cian im To aas . Ive €TS 4.) (OSS. 4! »? “GREATER T a\ FAWE” Peaay Myleod ia ies “FArtT“u™ tie ~Merene : “THE iXxVISTRTF HIND" Mett and Jef Comedy and News '
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ond : F ma faat lan aaa BRUGGER—Enptered tnte rest Wednesday, 3 ten ERSON ARKE | & veh March 37, 30, #t 11:35 a. g., Uirich Brag: | me Pty > ee ine “" . Core. ala |= ' ‘ Tae “ cer. 490 ‘houteau avenue. deariy Chester # of on pany a > al “4 an e O ushand.@f Hattte B eer. ines. | deanery beloved mn of : | of Hattie June and Ulrien Jr.) 1 i tavre ines F Mre | nha my 3 = cui ar ther. | Aug ANS GO; | % - Les PuUST c yeglasses “ —_ brother-in-law apd nephes, 96 y as Seams be taners eath sont Ee from jae F ~ De Crematory. | 323) RBADD etre eee amstery, a. Deceased was rem fmatlitary honers. sO * ‘§ North Jefferson—Jefferson and Market my More for Good U. 8. Government Inspected Meat? , ——_, ° ruts Cu we + rc There is no reason why you frrivnas- ite GH COST OF LIVING IS YOUR FAULT || shoud to te aa me ; | oy :. w Louts pyisg Begevojent Society, | LINGH—Ectered into test E * ’ ee at the ——! : | Faas 4 8 "as t. lub. e Swiss 8) if Soctet eid th ; Me 4 A 5 oe K AT rHIS ON MEAT : ; It Costs No More | only one pair.of Eyeglasses. ! 1.) sinixe SERS naman: ogy ECR fe ee ne 3. are a — : Washington (fD ) J , eat Is Strictly Fresh and First-Class § 8 ae | You ought to have a pair of savers alease copy. ‘e5) | und sister of Hi. MM. anon 78 : | BE A N executor’s fees are comfortable tortoise shell spec-| BURNETT—Entered tuto rest on Thure- |) Pungral Seturday. March 90, S008 Ori bul endl tresses eessene ee ABYC | .. fixed by law. It tacles at home for evening read-| eit. sear mouhtr of Mrs. Lagre Coon, John | Grand avenue, to Bellefontaine Cemeter) " Tae , oun (ms Bite SN We ar a = : iis . ° + SnG. ie 2. urnett. ars. : a ery ‘ oy , | 4 * @ & costs no more, therefore, ing. A change of glasses, like ‘vs. , Meliss Ciack. mother-in-law nd | MeLAUGREIE pater tne cot ve 5. SAUSAGE, Pound...... : : : | heat Witt | . H | Elin, beigved husband ef Bilsabeth . . OULDERS, Pound tousea trained organiza- a change of anything else, helps, Remains wit! lie in state at Matt. Hermann | Laughlin, beige hyshend of | Eiseree : sH ’ ees . . / ge | . - . wi in relaxation. avenues, unt! . m Sunéay, March 21./ stance McLa lin. brother of Mre. James MIRIAM COOPER 1 STEWS, Pound ALL LIBERALS . @ tion than an individual. ff infermeat ‘at Lebanon. ianay. 3h gy ekaueniia ‘amd the late | | tes 1 | TLER—Entered int + on Thursday. > 2 M”’ ' CHOPS, Pound . eiMarch 18. 1000, a¢ Ta rw on Sarmearte | Funeral from family residence. 38084 te | | a ' Appoi 4+ this Com & Ruties, beloved daughter ef Cath utier | St. Louis avenue. Due notice ef time wi!) > BOILING BEEF, Pound oe In hi pany La ‘ nee Madden) and the late Richard J. Butler, be Pee. Dessous To > Se ne » MB STEW, Pound | your executor, and thus | '“Funeral will take place from the family | Society, yD LA ’ re ..e. 4 * ‘ be fit b t tr ial res vores “Air A Norta Vandeventer avenue, MEVER—At residence. SAL0O Delmar beu on . | : gf ne y ats . MACS : TWO of orndas ee sc, at 5:0) a. m.. to BF ievard. on Ther . Merch 35. 900. 2° e You Ever Bought Good Meat! 7 TY 8 Reise aaa ou ve ou ea | “FOR A NEW POLITICAL PAR si A adel ec ANN ; wo teres into rest on Thurs- Donn@ly’s funeral pariers. 9666 I ' ia Mare} s t : Any Cheaper? R te _Hosrmann ines Tuck —HEA juadan , mature judgment. P aya ig ee gers. air ee aren: ~— er Chicage papers pitase copr. ye iy 1 L mesthe and 18 - Wingy ane | MOORE. matecs ae rest on slg ne 6 ©. 1 Pure Lard, Ib, 240 | ' S — ) | tyrt , tt # “gee HE CLINTON HARRISON, Chicago Attorney; MRS. A). “The Individual or the Organization 5 1026 ot, Neue evens, to How Pies | oes cect of tire, Caen eee HOPKINS -Fnctered into rest on Thura- in ibility, aecumen: | 60 Ma Interment mm Calvary 2-40 19620. at 5:15 p m.. Hen- bouletear4. on Haturday. March 3D. at 4 w meter’. ‘o. 1 Kreakfast. Bacon, ib March 20. at 3». ™ Maren 17. 10D) - rn : oC Se |Ne, | Sweet Pickled Pork Shoulders, a. a | Tae ecth Wahean : Set intern voles EUGENE T. SENSENEY, Suffragist, and Others 'B St.Louis UntonTrvust Co. & nu your ' rder of Pages. \o. Vand. cn se - @o-w ~ouwess om —* “ Ura a . $ py m.. Charies ever. age 5ST yseara ral will take” place frem Arthur 4. Lande USAIN sir ‘ emeters . Vur lated experience and Olive STORES N. Grand , é rietta lieermann inee Rrunswicker), ovr p np Interment ¢n Calvary Ce ‘ £ e Pos ena ers . ‘rday - 1 Salt Hog Jowls. Ib............ DUNCAN McDONALD, American Labor Party; M. , Write or tall for booklet — 5 ‘ F ineral Batur lay. March 20. at 2. sag are 2. 18 a ? dav, March 18, 1920, at 9 p. m., Katherine op runere! Sugday, Maye = 2 >. a J ~~) 2! Tbs. Reyal reer ; | Cy Te AMD LOCUST E. Hopkins. our beloved sister Ante peg it ite Sst eee coc fi WILLIAM MARION REEDY WILL PRESIDE § & common | OD BATHS = | crusts" fpinraoe moe tome ieee en te Patent . , ’ .., £3.40 24 Ibs, Sweet Home “uf ean ni My Matin aa : mn‘, ri*4is 4 4 ‘ Mareh 20. at 8:30 K m to &8t. Rose's Y i P20. at 6:20 pr. m. Churenh , husbané ; 44 4t = ’ AND » : . = h Interment in Calvary Cemetery. 0. i Fresh Pork Shoulders, pound a oo oe 19c | MUSIC BY MUSICIANS UNION 5 gates ADDERLEY.—-Fintered into rest Wednes- | KING-—Entered ite rns on ei ae 4 aigroh ) a. A - : — —— — wiren ‘ fe) | ad tie) ; ( AND LUCAS axed SE ~ = : - MORE DAYS! | extucceerraas, ae Office Board of Election Commissioners 1 STEWART E Pursuant to Ordinance No. 30608, approved February 6, 1920, we, the undersigned, hereby give notice that there will be a spe- , i | bond election held on Tuesday, May 11, 1920, at the various polling places of the City of St. Louts, Mo., between the hours of 6 sd HE Standa:dl Oil Company Was i She herd » © me and 7:00 p. m. of said day, at which time there will be submitted to the qualified voters of the City of St. Louis, Mo., for therr ; : th t I a ng p — “oval Or rejection, the propositions contained in said ordinance ; therefore, a pioneer in e pe ro €um in- se ee oe Oe 2 The Board of Election Commissioners, for the City of St. Louis, Mo., hereby gives notice that pee tein be : ee ce of : dustry. Fron the day of its organ- feld’s Concert Orchestrs «mers on Thursday, March 25, 1920, between the hours of 8:00 o’clock a. m. and 10 o'clock p. m. of sald day, and that the regis- — ‘ . aly, at Which Alia’ Will § mon office and polling place in each of the 500 precincts of the City. of St. Louis, will be located at the following named places: ization to tie ith to 3 ee | as — a. 26s WARD 1. ok. WARD 9. ia i eee 2 Oe WARD 23. vonipany ae sn 0 everye Tort DAYS FF ae |} hip test 2 to make and sell goods of the high- — Sr ee ~- — > farlin avenue, Saturday. March 20, at 2 of time will be given. (ec) |and 2 kee we me at PAR aes rE it i a 5 thee we Ou ORR Oe Be ee 2 ee Re em ee ee mee o_o, NE 0D at hia ES AA Ee i RRS ea gS Ne He i ee ee ee eee we ve a “ — rere ore RES ty eg ere ARIE — eee mE en ee ee ~n : i 0 "North Broadway. } Sidney at. L 1 1 4102 Olfve at. | E500 pa “> av. 3 Sidney wt... . : 3 4212 Olive et. ° ‘ . Se 50 roadway, 2 2332 South Eighteenth at. 3 4389 Laclede ay. ‘3 : InN er? aus 2 Broadway. | 13 0 South Eleventh st. 4 9 ; 4 4253 Olive st, est ualty and always has been H R L ty PE Baas Broadway. ) 44 2: Russell ay. 7 Hickory st. 5 912 North Pendleton av. ul RSON. - pao Nofth Broadwey. 6 6 South Cardina! av. iE en ° . iin and Snider’s Latest & eee Hell's Perry road. WARD 10 ; Seen as eee satis € O WOT on a S TO ‘4 nan's Greatest Picture, 7 mee North Twentieth et ' Precinct ‘ 5 : ene ge a te on WARD *. ° - iH GODS”’ . 43: ty — ee Le South Broadway. 10 4 Rutger et. zs 4765 Morganford road made mo ry Performanc f 505 North Twentteth st. j y4 Zepvp et. 11 0 Chouteau ay, ’ 4303 Ellenwood avy. hey Or ] neluding Tax » | ast Grand av. J Wyoming st 12 7 Market st. + 8235 Morganford road ) ah | brclrie at | som Pentalonss “tt 13 5203 Eouth Therese av Seales $2945 Washington ev. |. ates hh its dealings with the men and z ores Sy. 3 Texas av 2 Market ot. 4 14 5415 Arsenal st. RR kok Bees", > Fok Be 13 Bade Magnolia « women who make up it ki MILTON eM ag orth. Nineteenth at: WARD 11 12% octist. st 1B ge Pip mig, De AS | | ; J p S wor ng =a organization, the Standard Oil Com- | t ~ : ix j t = Have You Heard S ae 2100 Bremen av OVE -OVBID MS bdtops nares Ce ee at a pt — meron eo) nO ane or apye >" whi? A REALISE NONE A Pit eA LRY AI tts k eS tally tales moment na ~ o- wen I~"IoaPF hoa av 5611 Wabash ay. AhO40 Manchester ay. —! 5 Ttaska st Califognia a } > MD... ° Se ss 24 Cherokee st (52 Minnesota av S653 South Compton yi r i Ls 2 0 as . * i the Pershing’s | SUMRED sce a Baht Seinen : A ae pany (Indiana) has maintained a CONCERT Wie Southeast corner Newhouse av. and ee fate. Weeedwa, ~ prun > ’ : ° — : 7 8856 Nebraska ay, 8 39: | p ] V f f d liberality ORCHESTRA?| 2-H wan s h HAP Chigpens ad OS ONCY OF ian 2 d ‘ 2 ¢ # : 2. ‘ “22 Musicians | 3 MP... wearer BRIO, Chereles ot sme ice which has held its men and inspired ite ona te eres Renee” B00; Sunita a Rorih Minetennth st 14435 Manchester ay h ith the high ideals of servi 3101 Cherokee st 12 Hebert st % 1009 & Taylor av. sr t em wit t e lg 1de SO SeETVICE 3 * a ght st. 02 H | including War Tax, 2. re woigen st. mR re aorth F aap EY Ht Ny Bg 4336 Clayton ay a rs en e e O : ; " ep ee ® 4500 Clayton ay. 9,9 h ( h ha V e be th k t ts . 3 : 5 ; Korth twenty-second nt 4584 a: : ines ¥ 1 I , Buckingham Hotel, ngs enway | Cass at ‘ ° “6 North Twenty-third et. bl. and West Pine b TOs 3:33 Dickson at. K 314 N. Euclid ey. Tl > North Jefferson ay. Fugene Field &choo). 827 North Twenty-fifth _ et 1010 North Tavior ey. North Jefferson av 4622 Delmar bi. z North Twenty-aeth ot ii Wasa ee” Today the 22,000 employees are WARD 19 TSOP NSE Hines Mehway ; working as one man to increase cs wann 90 production and decrease the cost a tis parton ov, of manufacture and distribution, Sy : at ee ee for they know that their every ef- ourteenth at ynday ~~ | a tit Beato farket st. i ee ee ~ODR-i Dvr LIDVADwI» ® —_ 3418 Gravois av. 32°32 Bouth Grand ar. 3154 South Grand av. . on et. Louts aY. Fiftessth st. gtaa35 t ai rl a) fteenth ast. 7 a itteenth st. ofan * ‘orth Fifteenth st. | einetnat WARD 1?. = WARD 4. 415 East Marceau st. and DELMAR = . ¥ Rerth Broedwey. = Ye > ae DAIL‘ pat ed the ps Gi & Wi at eh ed ft Ld bt wt Le MDAUNE QUI SOP Franklin ey. ¥ ~ID f Peer ct feree 1370 D~2D19~3109— uth Broadway. irginia av. ichigan ay, ‘irginia ev. Taish st. tes st. “nlorado ar. abama avy. O2RDDD-1 xe S353 rhe ck eh aorses?73 9 “.. OO tenia ree egreccemerprt _ . Calera sige ee te oe he lt —_ . 7 . : SAAS EER EEN NOE COGAN LAE LYLP LLP SIR ARM AL AOE ALE DAE NEES EE ES HEY Eh a tas te . non rao YP IDI ALDLIe oF hoe — as Crystal Gazing Is a Leading -_~ - abama avy. ichigan av B-ID~IDDa DD~i#%) -~ 3D 2>> 1 ~I- 03S OO PADPOOHr- Ow ee es se ) ; CDR IRVHQVDIHK OS DO BDIVDDZA SDI ne ee cee nti eee — ER ES TT NT ee eR Topic of Today | 3, OFatien et Ivery.ev 1S BRS ROR Rster 3 4817 Facton : , ; ; J | SR bees Bisa’ res Sat Raza, $ Norsk Sarde « 4838 Easton a: fort is appreciated in terms which | ISe: © | - gy a reeInct ; ae 9 ©9017 Marcus «° » iiatea tee org operat "S508 Frankiin ae o gt bees § are substantial. - WARD 18 : ) Easton av & $7 Maston n Finney a‘ 8° Feeton a 4 Fagston ay Rod erat Grand ar p PiGR eter The working and living conditions North Grand av Academy a t Nerih Grind 2 te Ree ee of the men and women employed North Vandeventer: Prairie a‘ WARD 72; ie ect relat by the Company always have been >} Natural Bridge 3A84 Gravois ay. £10? Chippewa’ we) wae a: + be: wae : matters of major interest to those eameen f A a : i oe in authority. Under the plan now ~ * | , * > ~ 4 : Louls a , §&551 Robin a Korth Grand ere wens ae eee in process of organization, the A. , , > Batley av 3+ Davison a‘ $ Binaaca! Beate Rone employees will be given an ever- 4°R1 TDelor at D000 Alaska avy. 3460. Neosho at 3252 Pulagk! et 4448 Vireinia avy 3217 Meramec at 3144 Chippewa st. S375 Keokuk at 33193 Meramec at 4568 Newport av 4034 South Grand av —_ BIAS wis~— . rimova GIRL, LN af 2 By Death ”? $05, 35h Biaen 3.8? - ~ North Seventeenth «¢ Franklin av. r pte ++ peeveneien ‘ OSI hte ONSET nate we Bs. ten pinned oe Olive st. ‘Prankiin av. N DOA 4 ~~ & rankiin av : = q #0 * ¥ : ‘ sShenand: ar a ti h ourth af. a = ~~ . » we Pwier 2S OF NS RC IE A RANEY toe AB Im y - . ~~ rr ee ee ee ee ‘ oe > . Ste eee Se ee as 106 South Thirty-ninth et. €55 South Grand ay 446 South Epring ay. Thirty-nintb st. 5 De Tonty st. South Thirty-ninth at. South Thirty-ninth st. Lewrenoe ay. Rhenandoah av. Thurman av. oH eines, increasing voice in the manage- Gioewan™* ment of their affairs. ‘ fee ax —— ay. F o a n av W Florissant av ae on. Athione av. | 9g 1 Pare bL °° . . > ion. a2 bits scene The spirit of fairness which ani- a iGraeSfeat cs 7 isnt. eens * BR 180p Hoduumont av. mates both the Company and its $216 Bide? Sh sceen ar : ee tag | $B Base SetesetaSs employees, in their relations with ES ae ae pees one another, has again proved that Whiter st. ce | ) Beene Hotel, King’s Highway pb} all that 1S needed to increase pro- ; » Corner Onto ‘ev. and-Ann ay. 4612-14 Nebraska av. Mafht av. Watarman avr. = erin Sein st, |g pole Belmar di industrial Natural Bride ey 2 Pees, wore an duction and insure indus peace t. Louis as ! c 1144 Union bt. 3 e it ib] f th Seventh st, ‘at Ferdinand ‘a: Bat? Delmar is to make 1 possibie Tor the em- a, Fation So. A Cilia taid Belmar Gorm. room, A ployer and employee to, sit down... ark ay. -A Faato S19 De Baliviere ar | pout Peurtennt ws SRST oman | 8 1E23.North Newstead a “ f h beara | . a: pe and discuss all phases of their > Penrose st 3 Warne ay, ON. Prairie avy. SOD SU Sk S eS eee tt es ek ss et LH OD DADLP SiH OSDW-1 DASA BIR COM IDV A wi? a co 9 a ww - : =O SD rarer fend fed et Bn dt nk WKMOVDNAMWIFS WO jDV Ce teat: oo Ee et De | * _ + - Clark av South Jefferson av Clay av. Lee ay. CowWirtort sah pala aekek athe lea n> >> 4 pe *, ~~ ppt heh hs eee hehe nee ~~ * Ps Fae} WON pe OD R~1 Due wi p= | one t> toh Be 2 mS sprsioets et eae) Es 3 cor WARD 8. De Kalb et. Routh Third st. "9 SS HM~-IBIw tors 3 a moog Beem r51d he BtsS ~} Qws~igie Soon Proadway 3432 Shenandoah av. DDD ee ee et at ed ed td bt ~ SOs IAA ~-ODD-12 2090 —iSDe a> ~*e,.*s* _ sil ta id ug bd Set G8 Dut e315 S + tee Bey 7 - : = ? * . “ jdivwtastiny, Sar i — oe phe P , a, PRS Sey ae ee ; : o ‘ y ' ae ’ , , - Se tad : . - ee Se ahs be Y &: pitt : , ; ™ . nto 7 * : x She as Ris a ' Rt ne o 4 ROR ai, LORRY, MOEA re MY i ea ye eae. ek * le ; oP ad iit ig? ly of , c Ae ' 105 Gravois av o- lafayette ay. 180) Cra hteenth st WARD 23. 4 (joodfellow as. Fark av. 1R23 South Eig ea ne lulian a , : 4341 Manchester aa . “ts Tiarilt we a’ problems man to man. 128 Armaetrong a¥r | " 4170 Manchester a DASR Pege b! oot —nentege 2) 402s Manchester. a 7 = liediament e* j 423 Californie st. $4007 Secri mare epimers’ g ~~? i 07 South Sarah st ty ] 108 Routh Jeiternon #" Sf Marauette Sees o eens yt | fF ‘ 1917 South Jefferson av TOOT Weet Belle pl 32 @O1@-Kineabur bi} ol hy B. 1-9 3910 Finney a "3% 6102 Deimar b’ ‘ £ are et.” 10 1037 Whittier et 24 Skinker rd. and Univers tracks . i . the undersigued, composing the Board of Election Commissioners for the City.of St Louis Alo , have (Indiana) al seal of the office affixed in St. Louis this 19th day of March, 1920; ae. : 910 So Michigan Ave., Chicago, )) & . . ce GLENDY B. ARNOLD. Chairman ) 5, wy @ | ; a ia , CHAS. J. LAMMERT, Member ET ECTON reat: va VINCENT DEMPSEY, Member COMMSSIONERS ag AR FE. BUDER, Secretary, 7 OSCAR E. I” DER, Member UATIPROLTY. - *» WARD 9 8 South Broadway 1 Pidney et. South Third «at > South Broadwa: eo ee de ee as ee ee Pe dee ee et 4 cn , i516 Ne 2830 Hi 4 \
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” en ON iat A toc eR dient in NB ABO er Het tests ROD ninth: > Bbiitig. Hee. . 7 P anata PS le’ * 1 A AES nccmrnihe « BineDelad ie wn n re A a HM . RS GS el Sethe DIN earn Mtoe Fe tiene one memen’' | ahbwartrnnes mnaliliess 4 7 : 4 { OER EAE NS ttre ALi Oe ee ee ees ~~ sm gna SAL yur - RIA A RL ALLENS. ANE LOONIE | NB AN AEP ae, cart EOL S PEE HE IAN Se eee a ee eT ee ca Hy NR EOD eet NOE RTD Hae Pita “ae ene greg ee 4 =e iv eA FOR ADDITIONAL DEATH NOTICES SEE PRECEDING PAGE. ntered into E 5. 1920. at 4 loved wife — areas. Ellen rke, “oe “= and homas O’Rour de Sales a m.. to New Cathedral Church. corenent in Calvary Cametery. HAGEN — a a into rest on as ay A at 7:55 o. m.. og oe J. loved gr fa- ~~ f siieamei. dear - &. of Fdward x Delphine and George J. Purnhagen Jr. dear brother. of sister, M Edburga, D. N.. Rosa and Anna Purnhagen., | at the age of 54 years. Funera! from ‘tana residence. 4664 Alaska March 23. at 9 a. m., to Cecelia Church. Interment in SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Friends invited. ich) QUEEN AN —-Epter inte rest on Wednes- éay. 8 3:35 pop. m.. Michael! fy Bay pti. Relev ed _—— of pon Queenan tetle), ther of Michael iB. . and Witlten: B. Quee-! — of — ae ond mage Henrv Kamut & = am ppers, dear nephew o Denale us. Foneral will tak lace from the residence of hie sen-in-law. fittam Roddy, 3910 Pen- roee « on Saturday. March ®. at & Ww a. m.. to Holy Name Church. Interment itn Calvary Cetectery. arenve, Saturday. St. ntered inte rest on Ww anew ; UCHLIN dav. Marr 1920. at 7:20 es Taeui Parise Pubhling. deariv fe A wife | of lea P. and our dear mother. dear sister, sist¢r-m-jaw and eunt. l om Saturd@,, March 20, at 2 m.. from family resifence. 1812 Edward street. Interment at Si Matthew's Ceme- tery. Relatives and frieads invited to at-. (¢c3) : tend. Hoxte (Ark.) papers DPletse copy. 18, | p—On Th ured ay. March Henry Retnfeld. belevweé busband | of Florence Goorman Reinfeld. der father. of e N.. Marvin E. an@ Merie lh Retnfeid, Geariy beloved son of —— and the late Meyer Reinfe! brother of Mre. Chariotte Grolinek. Reinfeld. Si¢. Reinfela and Lena — hetmer, and beloved brother-in-law of Albert Monheimer. and dear uncie. at residence, 45756 Testmifw unti] Sunday noon. Funerali usable nrizes. t uD the ate - uD the stairs: stud: ure and the stage. Singing vaudeville. elim 1t stare ciass and EMPLon OYMENT | W:NTED f FOUND BY POLICE DEPAR TMENT. LADY'S PARASOIL—Fourth Distric PART AU TO wer Ne Dts strict. _AUTO BADGE, CHA EUR—Sixth Dtet. BUSIN ESS CARDS i i|GLOBE CARPET CLEANING CO., 2624 Olive. Central 4984: Bomenrt 882. ie) CHICAGO Carpet Cleaning (Co.. ca ts ren- ovated like new. 3829 Finney. Linde!! | 2080, Delmar 2451. (cS) ___ ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. _ ee ee ~ | THRIPT ELEC. CO.; wiring, fixtures, renair- ing; have your cleaning. 2026 Penrose st. Central 5410L. (65 ; in wiring ready-bullt houses 2221 Keokuk; Si: PEPAIRS of al! kinds: will receive prompt attention, Repair Shon. 740 averd _PRINTING _AND ADDRESSING ee eee, Call V1 Ruftry. P. O. tor 1531R. Printing «o im co CHEAP EST miace in town f MeGill & Co., lith st. Central 7 oer waronre A. ee oe 88S TSR 8 colors: (Ss) your work Advance Forest 12307. (c6) Artcraft ics ota) STORAGE AND MOVING PR LOL Oe LL eal SoucuTH SIDE | STOR. AGE : LOST - Laat: No. 88.321. cme 1988 Sidney st. ter GAT Sidrev 225. ioe | Mc ‘VING. take furniture tn exchange. tor 2158%. Bobbitt Bros, 2237 « _— containing purse, articles: reward, oe | Storage. BOPRT,. Moving. Centra! wm TUAL fas tee Shiroving. 3412 N oF th _ (e4@x) yo MOVING CO. freproof warehouse, V'.-- Vie- euteal. ic) CARPET CLEANING—UPHOLST' G end EXPRESS. moving and light } ha: ling: quick 4 service. Murray. 152° Grand. 242237 ef diamoen — car: reward. __ Usbanv naw Leet with diamend im cen sfinev Io25R de in cen- M ADV ANCE Moa ing + € 7 na ina tract: furniture exchange. Rornont 12°29 in - | BRASCH'S a Oo herded warehouse. : rate irom fooms: meter servics: woid, . diamond. ar on Sitnev taken im exchange for moving. Central 2O7TR |WE advance monev ing machines and Victrolaa on furniture. rues. if stored age Mynaay, on Kodi: _ er Forest To: a eri | machine and ime, coe | T reward for re. | lee, 40M Lindell fe) ar eon. SDR - furniture Remon: - ti \ sew - in *| Gur Warehouse Wiehe Furniture and Ster- age () IMG Franklin. Centr#fl 4908, ‘of AMERICAN STORAGE CO. Fireproef warehouse: lows aranteed moving; £et our ra Ronen 71 Central ean ~ LEONORI STOR ADE C a Fireproef warehousrs for wafe storage | furniture, autemebiles. bores olanos. Thee, ship: service aye prompt tonmign verr eur , ; tol with | Grand-Lac lode a, he- I jndeii rece insurance. 23135 Oliv *., inte) “are ' Deimar & te P44 a? ete reward. «1% STOVE REPAIRS fe Otive- Ths ee ce ee em ee di ae A. G. BRAUER SUPPLY Stace rereic« 27t.23% VN Thies’ eo ah ME; PPP A POOP A Bove a ioe ale ADVERTISING | 7 perienced on capad! setting. make ap had complete . during strike: ¢xce, -179. Post-Disnatech BAKER- -Sit. as rells and pies: 40 Poet-Disnateh ~-ARPENTE R—Wan aitera tions em by first cmanies" on . ca weferred. “ese is ae by day o cor ana relaeing £ Garn! He t el Ry sTom nbs bors CARPENTER—Sit.: and cabinet net : = Sop. we. do every ong anywhere, 35061 Lin “ 3: 3. © S cy Lind CHAT perience eee ex- "FFEUCR—Sit. by colored; references i indeil oa? CHAUFFEUR—Sit.: age 1% year Plate: can give reference Box K- 405. ve . Dispatch Fn 8 CHAUPFEU R—Sit. tn p rivate fam ily or lig; truck: can repair ar , make of car: 9 year exrerience: row drivine Dwi n Packard: reat reliable Linde!! 2H). ‘M. ‘FFEUR—Who wants to employ ser: disc hargcd Sergean t chauffer b Transport Corps. I". g 4a “a al , al ne hours no Object. CHEF — Sit. by _ mont 16°3J CHEMIS rst Toeortn m0 5 B \ 295, CREDIT : . rmy? ht mt Ber, Box K-182. > first-c! class colored. Call . Box "Re 40 Sit . e ost- Disp at ~ by live wire organizer. with 3 vr: i as State sales manager 10.000 O°) cor- efer posi r if any- ‘AL re f. j i Propositions with good _~ tures w fli i be considered. Box K-15 _Post Dispatch ite Fi fo oe egy Rt of the most oker firemen n city wants change where wlan and living correspond: references Rox K-154. Post-Dispatch ‘) -ORe M AN—Position mal ear FR accurate chain as Panning nna ue or K~ a Licks ay Sit. “oOmpetent consistent wishes connect ate’ wants posit the goods on Es “= M A he ‘there is a Te r cue” gree % ere) a. re ~ * B ~. ?* “WALL PAPER _CLEANING. et ie i a de teens th tle oe for veUur pepper clean-* prices reaaenabie. 2435 Waaehingtor 180) = LEGRAPHER— — wishes 5 Positien in ear By ow fl experien a iroad , ee 1? yt oan goed clase! | addresses P.-D. | Riverside 12 (2a) | ANSWERS TO QUERIES A> PP PPB BP. PBPBA BBP LL” As we have no information b bureau, it is “ca. it is impos- sible to answer queries by mail or telephone. Query for Sunday must be mailed a week beforehand, BOSON a ere SPFEED.—There was s08 Feb. a ANXIOUS.—You can t the tn- | in 1900. formation you desire regarding ae —A half dollar of 1834 is| tary publics from the poorasnes, = So Ig “sw 50c to 65c. State, State House, Jefferso ity, " Mo. | POOR MAN.—We cannot advise | you about investments. BILL.—The East St. Loute street ike was ended Aug. 24, which ANITA S.—You could find a baby’s | C4" S¢r rte be gen layette in some department store. was a Sunday. They had's r nine days which included anvther | | A MOTHER.—Bolling the flour) Sunday. HY j Sacks WET SeRETe The Peeatey Sey A. &. R.—Tf vou wish to become @ — motion picture actress apply to THANE YoUu.—Jess Willard’s| some picture studio. You can get , home address is Pottawattomie,| their addresses out of any motion | ~=iKan. ‘picture magazine. | ' J. B. JR—The correct form ts' POOR WOMAN.—If you will go. “Some of these goods are on theito the St, Louis Provident Associa- | way.” tion, 2221 Locust street, they will | ROY.—If you wish to become an/ help you and advise you where to engineer you must serve ah appren- | put your children. ticeship. | WwW. F S—We have no Getalied ALFRED F.—We ow of no #tatistics concerning the ng night school that 8 os the ma-/| Ranch in Texas except that it con- chinists’ trade 'taing about ooeeee eee — an . ad valine of $59,000,000, ELIZABETH F.—A person ae a ways better themsel hg sag tae om F. H. R.—If the contract provides and application. ; ” that unless you pay the stated sum HONORABLY DISCHARGED SOL- | each week they can take the stove : é - from you, you will have to! DIER.—Indiana is not giving a eee gy ; } b ve. bonus to soldiers. pay that amount or lose the sto ! 4 ' A DESERTED WIFE AND BABY. Ww. W. We do not know of any |_Go to the Legal Ald Bureau, Mu- —s ge he app together holes) nictpal Courts Building, and get ad- | vice. You can probably obtain a} Cc. N. D.—The Palmer House ts on! divorce !f your husband has left | State street between Monroe and you. Adams, in Chicago. EMMA.—Perhaps !f you will look , T. B—We do not give business; under “schools” in the classified | in this column. Watch! section of the telephone or cf the. the advertisements. city directory you will be able to MARILYNN.—If you wish to do} tnd some private school _ that work at home tn the evenines watch teaches Esperanto. the advertisements. ; M. iu F.—You should recetve the i! D, L.—You can get the tnforma- ‘notice to move prior to your rent tion you desire pvr reading the mo-| @2°¥. hat is {f your rent day is tion picture macazines. March 1, notice to move should be ceived the daw before. Then you STUDENT.—If you have found}; -¢. vs yg 9 ha ’ not! _ must move by April 1. othing in the library we can make : no further suggestion H. F. & C—If you were not di- : vorced from your first husband at A FRIEND.—The Claim Depart- of yrour cond inwe ment of the _U nit ed Railways 0 ts r : pot au sex “~ marr =e it Thirty-n ait — : . | now legally married, Park. ~ * ws ‘ save — &. - . ™ ou have since obta ned KANSAS SOU sOSE RR. —Kaneas!a divorce from vour fi husban‘!. ot one of the states which ENGINEER _ bonus. ‘an probabl: want from aa rst There idiers at sea wis erican vessels. : signed the note The ad- ho borrowed the *g | Money as no ai it. the nker attepgdant i ww papers to tha ee te > ive on : ] With the depend- on RE ADER . ou n htaln e has fh ntitled to ex- in §& fel, 1] empt un led of $3450, Lar he re- His Federal tax this is State tax $9. 1 id have paid $36 o State tax. property IOELLER —-If Vou ¥ R company Such as . you would need an repare t* papers r cs Ww. eee ® perm anenet Bonds were ready to exc temp rare ones Arol tT! ba nk or trust Or p: " «- lie maar ¥ MEDICAL « QUESTIONS. (Health and sanitation questions of public interest only cil be nswered. Diagnoses or treatment of individual cases will not be given. Questions that cannot be pu egg discussed, if showing evidences of sincerity. will be answered wen @ pedieinn by stamped envelope } EADER.—There ts nothing your head tnhaline’ as wou ds to reduce the bu lien ‘bend forward and touch th : “anid ta)l ny mi ar r. thaling Do 2 A) i tination of the fluid. very night If you cannot floor get as close to it the window open. is good for and the for ro u property the proceeds. >) a eis «a +h . cured, Aisease mat- s ur husband its tha @ Tra, . aen” \ .* = A -245. eeees ™s Cea” a ; lass et steady as ro \SHER—S by colored girl: cook or _Car_Co., 29 921 Locust ce. at TOMOBILE Mi MEC "HA 7 G pers iison Motor ie®) — esistar?* semen reliable, work, sNIC— —M ret st be « good. Aiten, Iil. Kinloch __{eF) LF MECHA’ ANIC—Expertenced De Luxe Auton: bile read and rolls. WRT Delmar man; d¢ay —e Fien>r im mre * - R4TW. _ LAT NDRESS De ie ss: Ap- or strong boy: n > . 1412 N. 10th : | wages. BAKE RS—On cakes: very good par: steady work. MERZ CAN ANDY CO., 512 Loeust BAKERS—On > bread. rolls and coffee cake; very good pay for reliable men. HERZ CANDY CO., 512 Loenst. (e) PA ae Friday $8 guarantee *i2 103 STENOGR. APH ER day work : P nated ; Disnatct referred STENOGRAPHER 2 en? tent worker: enerres - poss ‘y sense: @ years experience: oe @ass stenoeraphic or secreta: snviendid references. Box x K-1998. + WOMAN—Sit. bv colored: dav Bomont 232°R. WOMAN—S!it. to do hovee cleania work by Gay or fob. Mrs. H. Bel $22: Vista ay, WOMAN—Sit. by refined: nittitenth . | Mine nurse or compenton: vears’ exnerience “ - 2 ae private and hospital work: no child nurs. BARBE R-~-F 4460 Enright. 7254 Forest a might ane Saturday: - Pe = See one “| [aer S : steaay. Wi Weiss Hotel, . ead a bor a -M \ N- «*en 4 4 ' : ; ce - . ’ . x " : 7” working conditions: no Wo MEL PE ao — ‘ Post-IMenatch BOOK KE ye oe ae “= Han Y tea : __ ank. at Of°*% Anply G12 Basten RILE MECHANICG— We can a = = high-arade expertenced —echant PO mat SPERO rice 1 manager ond Call Tyler 468 or © Se REST la et tet . : a fer a Borns mens Al TOMOBILE W ASHER—Ona with = Z . GookkEEPED — ence. ‘ve Pstenen and * ages expec’ state are yo Fad r: olesale Joa Post-Dispatch. (ei 812. Post Disparen’®* “eferences. . FE RIVER— quae business. Rox DRIVERS—PFor white. 2208 5g lamer —* wo Louis Feit DRIVERS—To dived LOTTMAN { ty —_ gee or graduate; himself useful around office; ‘good chance for energetic boy; Call on Strasmer, (8) | | BRASS POLISHERS—Two, to work at night. | good salary. Post-Dispatch office. Aopiy Delmar Motor Car Co., 5875 Delmar, | BRICK YLAYER—Elderly man for job wort: state wages expected. Box . P-D, BROKER—To place unsold preferred stock issue of a Connecticut manufacturing cor- ration. Address Hurd Advertising (Co... Sridgeport. Conn. (cS — ' " ; CLERK Co.. Grand and URUG CLERK—J ning. between T and DRUG CLERK—Good janie, son. daily: eveninee off rm DERCG CLERK—Bixperienced: Delmar 21¢€2, Cabany 2 - "., BUSS BOYS—Colored. Asvly Hamilton Ho-. tel. Hamilton and Maple. fc) | BUSBOYS—Coleored. Majestic Hotel. lith and Pine fc) , BU SBOYS—cCol orea; at | Waiter, Warwick Hotel, ofStn and Locus ‘cH | DRUG CLI G CLERK—R mh and et. ar RY COOKS—Two. 209 x Lg Cae: a Statler. | BOY a work in = yee i Riddle z ' BOYS—Oftice boys. BoY—Small St a - BOYS—14 to 17 years old. must be | state ake, salary and s : Bros. aeket Co.. 1406 ogan. i no beef. BUTC HER—Young: salary; R (1) etail Dent... Krew Pack. Co. Sore years or over. future. Home Laundry. 4300 ne. Y—To work in bake shop: day job. Mancheste ic) inside ++ cg ——- ic) BOY HEL PERS—In pianing mill. Apply ed Bros. Mfze. Co... Ohio and Sidney. , $35. 710 ‘Chante st. (cB) eolored, for driving Avpiv 902 Washington, 2d floor work itn grocery: 16 years or oe. Kin ing’s hizghwav BUY —To learn printing trade. lishing House. 1716 Chouteau. BOY —Strong, to deliver grocery Lie | Tialiviere av Trust Co.. machine. BOY—To rT. 4923 7 ‘Eden —_ ice orders. b es BOY—To pack ice cream cones. National I: 2) ‘co? ; Co... 42068 W. North Market. 1g: good pay. 616 Washington. fc) ">. ree mm BoY—Stron _ ath floor. BoOYS—-To run errands: piv H $8.5) ver week. Ap- S. Collins Printing Co.. 1°34 Wash- “Sth floor for stock departm le learning: _pertence necessary. Koken’s. 2528 BOY S—16 vears oid, tor office work in whol-«- le house; sal $50 month to those whe qualifv. Box “*k- 2S. Post-Dieratch. BOY—Office and record boy. chance for ad- _vancement. Apply Continental Supply Co.. ry th fioor Poet- Dispatch Bidg ' ny Bi IY — To "y. V vent: | mun erranis and work around fac- ‘e1! mart ter Mig cx 14th and Lo«- Sth iq? a ane help in office, 3 , 1efr- Brown Advert LS! ns, Lac —y ») one or two years’ experience Hamilton Pharmacy, 924 Ham- 9 run Lo =" art iTth and Bo Y¥—With adr ug store. ‘) Lton 4222 Ttitle Guaranty cd ( rg! ng ral j ar. re ee Apply ‘cameos Crothing ; 2 : | BUSHELMEN ——— Apply Butler | (cR8 } ‘ ’ ' ladies” and ountiones 9 | Pay ATOR — — Ex ork: eer oat tie x sing Co. | eee ae own firing. Aoply © . S224 S Rroadwar. ERRAND BOY—McE Ziet and Washington. ERRAND Ey ae week Stamp a FinEnANo Nene North Marker et. 9. Column i Dus SHELME: v—Expertenced: |, 2nd good surroundings, crce t Weil Clothing Co., Sth and “Wasntng- | ton a’ ’ CABINE TMAK ERS — APPLY AT RRECHT co... 11 CASS AV. ; . on THE | ici PIREMAN— -Expertenced dow Missouri Baptist Sanitarium, have Acue autég jod. Central Kmp. B .- , room ong ler avy. | CABINETMAKERS—Good pay. atr and Palm Ss tan Gard Apply West- : (eo) Mtg. CA Saicaeata inks a "o.. 2720 S Ba Furn., 5 and ma- Riddle-Rebbein Mfg. Co., 1307 (cS) must Be frst- _ Holscher- Mitche!! ci ‘ pm rr. ; Irnity ( \BI NETM AKERS— And hands: perienced: good wages. Y Fox Broa. Mfe. Co.. Ohio Sidne (eT) | ee” and c ‘ABI INETM AKERS— ae good men can make wv, Cohtheten Fixture Co. (Bt wurion - . nent nth: perman Box H-iidA, rork om brick ma tn , Progress Press Brick S. King’s lahway Be Y- ——1 | ‘ears of Moon-Hopkin ty’ Fr ai lion BOY—In drug store. after school: years Lieverstein's Pharmacy celia id ay oe BOY — —S0 rm TOE, b bs . for light ‘faetor rr 1 age gh Billinme Machine Co. about “14. for s shipping | aero ight an4d anxious Huds ‘ar (o.. OO N Leonard. corner cutter: experie: : must be over 16: S83 bp Steffens Paper Box Co.. wide-awake, for light, ele ay and chance BOYS—Several, eS Johns-Manvil! “or vancement. Co.. lith and O11} Bir yY—1#, learn and designing: chance. stephens Litho lithograpnhing. engravin a week to start: and Eng. tn stationery stock room for advancement: “ar & Foundry Co.. Bidz feck d ‘partment and errands: must be Protestant: sa! week. Presbyterian Bool 1th st. 5 -15 or 14 for for right applic undrr or i8 aoe Trust lcate ee BOY —Shipping office work ant years. * over 1% ‘. : a an \& lee it're room thi s trade Ce., tigraph ovorin to learn Foundry or 18 for mu fine opportunity American ae & jicate Trust Bid BOYS AND MEN a is be Hale work. HOGER buy oe st aay ° ee r Itght Jor nstone £ Engraving BOYS For r railroad ‘raffic ary $45. $55 and So foc boys over 16 years of tT» at... >i > ine’s hi = — pre- tc} For Ford meat market truck: ce and good references apply 4255 Olive ‘cr ie xperten: ~ed in packi: ing preferred; must come we full particulars. Hox ae ing “aaa Pox ere r kt PR 1a. e@ eX periet her Need a.* atc El R—For ~~ ate te fami! ly »ther work. vermanent Dost?! eaas xperience and salary expected. Post-Disnartch. ( CHE Mv isT- “Wi h expertence itn blast furnace el p or by-product eckes over labora- PR Orr? > +, 4} ‘ “hestnut “T) CHEMIS Ts—. An alytica!. ic in control department of laboratories: lecated state _axe. education 107 Poast-Dis (cc) Ch} fal i Tool Designer oat of taking charge of de- partment; must be skilled in de- signing tools, dies: ecutive: re] ‘ i Pest-Dtar ? rec nexsertnen. Box state experience expected in first letter. 376, Post-Dispatch. (80) DIPPERS —Finke’s Candy Collizs Box R- MOL CH’ K jigs, fixtures and! ' —— an GROCERY (7) HIGH harmaceutical and. ' ’ : a proposition for a real ex-| and (6) work: good *#ai- P > . - or tel-graph fs 6th and Capito! (ot nreee. HT _™. r. let = ie man on jot working condition= Eng. «o.. 24 and Vine or ee , ele I aT _St ; nattel: : ‘ COME alison jolh COMP and Vander oe” “ te oo. .. 38th work. om 7) ee ee, oa 4 Deima: vr rep ready a i > # ( openhagen naehetl —— a a4 riew : : y ‘ cy t IND > rR P PRESSFERDER— Experienced stracy employment. Greeiey Pin >. : roewe. operator: Dr etrertisinge of- Mills Den’ * 98 ON LADIES MADE To OR .RMENTS MUST RE FIRST MECHANIC STE - CADY WORK PAY Ar Pr. ¥ TNION TAILORING ‘ _COMMERC IAl. BLDG io®) SETTER—M™Muet Be Oret-class on jobbing: steady work Jensen. Bros... 1419 34 (om) DIE “MAKE R Bcoedneal in making dies and punches for ‘smail electrical motors; also die setters experienced in setting dies and lay out work for dium-size punch presses. ees! Pere ECTRIC CO., ; . F, VER G CLASS (34 4)D rry a “? Dish W as or roa eet Ths a. 7 DISH WASHER—McKinune arid —o DSW asters in Hate! “S78 Perek ir | Station me- sville av.. East 2° DRIVERS— FURNITU RE FINISHER enette o.. 1821 Chouteau. FURNITTRE WORKERS—@ s ours for $19 or $20 you 65c to start vy 48 hours @ men can make big money. A = mronth : . nos Waet Cat: Catalan ee a Southern eity: i hollow tal GARDENER—Singtle. white and home. Appiy Grand 27] GLass CUTTER—Ex good salarr. Pox R 34. Post | GLAZIER- -For mo factory work 2 3 eee ( LERKS Poe arket. @th arc Franklin. GROCERY CLERK—EXPERIBNG KIN MARKET. 5765 DELMARE “LERK—Yeo _Teferences. GROC ERY N. hunes:. kalametn door man of manufacturing Rea J-5. _ To inetall «window in foods AN—For Seuthern city enced HARNESS (UTTER—aAt once: —~ Strauss Co.. 27th ana Locust. "a HIGH sS« "HOOL £E To work Saturdar«e. SCHAPER’S STC Sh and SCHOOL {GRADU ATE and 19 years of for young men full ef pep and make good with steel and r cern: tf vou are willing te from bottom up, Starting «op ary. Write Box F-306, Post_E = |HA ee + on —Apoly Beall Alten | Bor aT —~Wo understands Jefferson. SHa2 S HOT SE- —And yard man: ‘ __ Cabans oe HOUSEMAN— hx perienced, Albermarie Hote!. Sarah HOU SEMAN—Expertenced: rx. King’s hiehway and Wa gten, \ HOnrsEeMAN.- —Colored . for _ est Hotel. 408 N Foctid. a ~ | HOU SEM A N—Experieaced: ir Racauet Club. 476 N. King’s } te FE WAGON DRI\ ERS—Appily sas ancermen Dre >... ~~ We are.a crowing @n industrieus yroung mar t in our produetion pee Sto 5.15 and Tith «tf ail oppor unit rT a4 exrrerience an ‘ or. Avrerhbook Cand? ae: Datian Tes a MAN—To do ¢ around restau Work: ehance fe ment; $16 per CHILDS CO. INK MIXER—aAne@ eoter pertence aiso earmryv . _work A-I88 Poet-Disoatel J. TASOR Wh nite. salary $89 per ma JOB Rae mang - —First-c esse Envelope Co las = _hav ” experienc e Venev's. icEMAN— —Marquette Hote, 18te ington INSPECTOR—For MOON a INSPECTORS For tool and floor ft must be thoroughly expe WATTERS CORP. 2310 Le tl rER— Bow “sh 4 REMS FINISH eRS— ad & WwW wr heim .. TANTO _ hperten ou UN N Grand. ‘“HANICAL 3 y or late co petroleum ¢ ble. Apply 502 it Bldg.. St. Le STCETTER Cail jod Tec TTER—Ex; ere _CUrTER Rapes FCPrEA. @iperieoncei and rei somey guarantees str KITCHEN PORTE! ane cr ‘ve - _ KITCHEN MAN—St Lokes Him atc rrr: rw \\—Siasie. whotte; @ ’ Vonev's, 3128 _ | LA BORERS—Koken Co. a = _fice, Ohio and Sidney. aa LA BORERS—Coiored. for ~ wr . fob if ouick and willing, | 4 L.A Bae VRE RS—Ap: ivrjia mw ote Met ml ‘orD.. = me LABORERS —Phi ri ¥ , 8 business Ros ("a 5 rome wy ne iway ‘;runer i - - fAND Piret- y aod - Vor straighten! a 7 ‘webie Castina Co., Young. te ansiat a. Capen Reltivg cay Call Mi senei et - ve SiEE a o od
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* FORE LOMO IEE ELE IT IL IE ET I > y ? nl® ai és le i oo Ce a ae ee ee FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1920. -_ T O GET IN | TOUCH WITH OPPORTUNITIES FOR DR EMPLOYMENT! VI'! Read the help u wanted col “we umns. ___vost-pisratcn, 17 eo renenaiine — -r “m > en mete ee eR ptt re oe WANTED—MEN “BOYS _ “HELP | WANTED—MEN ~HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS | BOYS HELP WANTED_MEN. BOYS |} —~ PARTNERS WANTED | | HELP Ww WTD. MISCELLA\ Ori x ee —~ LANEOUS | HELP Vv P WANT hme Dial fED—WOMEN., “GIRLS | HELP Pp WANTED—WOMEN. GIRLS | HELP WANTED—WOMEN, GIRLS PP LPL Nl el al ~~ . : oh Re GE se Maps IMO Foe --- H - NAILERS—Columbia Bex Ce, Co, MEN “ ae qo ‘a (8h |” Lombepy Moloney Electrid Co.. 31 and| SHIPPING CLER eiper. Call 1528 N. i (6) K—Man who has experi-| PARTNE ‘$3000 ‘$5000 - - R Wrtd.—w 5 fETG00 1 aliround, | wont’ -prisco News Service:| d¢ yy A gee pe ye AG et manufacturiag proposition, c.| WATTRESS_—Or waiter; experienced; s— Se gags GT | Maaetlg eee Abwiy ie acreod"ty Ss | "aera tans parses page OM | ae cabital and ansistance,”” Box” Ke, Hote SRL Olle, ced; good | GIMS—16 youre ald for manifest oc. poe = - Vv nn . rock: | S—Lathe and planer hands. Ap- | MEN —To ona a ~ SHOE SHINES Box A-357. P.-D. fey | = ch, = uy HELP w WANTED—WOMEN, ry RL. | Dispatch. per th. K-38, Voge: | GIR ie t~. 8 i ye 1816 arate of tyrpe- “i Mfg. Co., 216 Morgan | w Fa ood, non ey. we piece wees can Call afternoon, 1080” sexperienced, onares. ___ SALESMEN WANTED _ | ADDREFSE RS— vs “put up man the ages of 14 and 14, a4 6 3 ; . fa Good, allround, as inet : Hydraulic-Prce “Bri "i BOFtA to y. *, SEN TAA RER Good pay; steady work, @22 SALESMAN—Cilothi , | Underwood machin temporary position; ; month Box K-40). Post-Di —— & er 14 TO 1 z ~ | bie. 4 ee, cleo few’ Be inecrecter 7ot Sie rick Co., Alderney, Mo. aaa ‘andevente : —— Delmar. ng. expertenced. | Mas Exchange Bidg oe 6A 208 Ren: | ciate te wrap butter. if spatch. 9 6 } EARS OF AGE, ie i al aioe eee riage and ref | = —Young. 31 to Gb years a tne am} OEMAKERS 2 first-class; steady Jeb: SALESMEN Shoe. Apply at once. I. ASSORTERS —I8 te 33 vears of age: so g* ADOCr you can make weed wamen Tai! TO WORK IN STOCK, FILL- | if good trade in % BHoE ark r) sd ® ; r Dyeing and £ GIRLS—Aba les ‘IN > ts an h , months: 35 | MAKER— ~ Co., 2515 N. clean eo 7 INIST — And first- class | | t: Rive reference gy more when wortn —seedy_job. 1. Rosenthal melaes 9 bee, ~ y S e itn—Your ube ————— cd “laboratery. See Men E Engels ci” tains SAFER | cragua 4 ’ lum ~ 5 wh press man. Apply Post-Disnatch. ces and phone. Box K-39. SHOEMAKER—First-clasa. — sen Me. a) 1608- yh 8 nhs “Bitar. ane oe OS ie Box F207 Post we. - ent osition. | ee. Sih floor aking ad "Ours | ENC _ REQU IRED E XCEI fice ~ she ~ holeseme : ) ber - s vi M To 7 ustom wor (e} | pe OS Dispatch ¥ 8. LE \V . > by Blair av. r) The RK ELEC. MFG. ( 10. ~ We eT Fixture Co., 7 Win, Robe aen aay Py the ) year round SALESMAN@Experienced im mons furniad- bere lady. for permanent ae GIRLS. Te learn, Droea &. $12 pe ot NT ORKI N G CONDI. Es Saulee > 3940 Easton. | = Mork day ante Ista Ty machine | SODA DISFENSER—Enderle Drax Co. “Mae gorda and hain. Martin-Martin, 1720 | Call's72°Porest park’ OF Sdvancemens | end Cleaning. Co £513 mocks. Star Dyeing | TIONS; SALARY AND BONUS | See Franklin ay. Haston. — 2 gS ge shear. night shift, and | 5 Grand and Olive. : Tux (C8. SALESMAN—CiKy punt. os = | BINDERY G IRIS —Steady raat (ci) | GIRL—Por clerical work in hb! © ARR ANG . UFFICE LADY. ed xht shift; 5 p. to SODA 1 DISPENSER—Take charge of foun- profitable chaos. ‘seldom offered at gift | Printing Co.. 419 N. 4th as. Shallcross | Wasees is high school Sead Te vie . EMENT. pet Cleaning ¢ iS2e Finny Chicago € “| tain: good waaye: must Le hustler. Pauley’ s, Jetta . . tt? | “pe ‘ont stn aaa ~Expe Sieahendl tae en Gina caer 400 Pivmouth ra 6) | THE BUTTERICK PU BLISH | OPERA TOR—Heary power Sree N—Experienced. who hax called on | bookkeeper. Rox A-245, Port- it-Dispatch hic? | te staat %. atienery shop, $12 oer c.. = IN 2 eS mouse ene iis pid advancement. + moe 4 > G CO 1209 W hi | PEnATOR | stone Enaraving Co. Mae tee 2) ashington Av., ; TORS-——To make bungalow aprons; i ‘ Tth. Jone : can be done «a aprons, | 3d floor. (el4) | Buckley Shirt Co. "20 &. deffersem ay as z= UPERATORS -FE; ixperienced. 4 VE: SS. Ty miiinge machines erinders | {EN ~ w machines. “ch N—F Delma Bverew machines. Chanipion Shoe or chemical manufac-' (7) | SALESMA} tine —— | turing plant; steady employ-|_ SODA DISPENSER | at Lola’ retail erocery. Goddard Grocer | KCOKKERPER Office manager apd corre- : a, - ‘apa se, (es) ent, at once. C A * Mfx. Co.. 17th and Clinton. ad | ree. rator: | RK— Ree: footy 1927 §. \ andeveriter. _ ich) mail at U S s 1erg) retail drug trade: long trips; give - oe, 4S reli 2. ST. mee Ve st | ere ve For “filling y~ . ‘nial 3 ra Vs, ADE a % ages; steady on et | Registered, at a = were. Na trade ‘ : $21 we ek to t A )] } nion tation. TOOK ae man. 1663 Rallwav Exch. nerience., references Rox re 209 pop. (cd VASHIER ry For veaeawraaer ¥- as — | medicine. Luy vties r ere snd. putt ra? he aha 7 a 17 Pin __ fe) iF; 4 BS J t 4 hy bn 4 = : — . hidehe >} yea » : ( pe: | ce] a Pha : - “aes id . Pply , Unio 1eck counter. baggage wal eee ee, work in stosk and SALFSMEN—$100 per week and up: no ox. | Box R-i. Post isenten references in answer. | =>s> a8 1a ~ pohewens AND DINTXG- ROOM “GIRL—Wh hive: | OPERATORS Girls to hae om = Ay —— Sa ey ‘Syrup CO, | oom, nion tov’, notion general merchandise. | Low needed. Victoria Bidg.. Sth_ and | CHAM ~~ ea — (Bt) | arate Setferan ‘ n — Station, betw een 3 18 Washington “av. Fabricius Merc. Co.. ust. Olive 3793: evering, Lindell 47 Sas. fukin AIDS {WWhite: board and neler | ages; easy work: good pay. 115 S$. Main.|_ ages. SAl@ Bartmer. Cabany 10a5W. erso+ Tent and Awning’ Go. Ce... Bids ‘2 3) |} eombe Hotel. S870 pe SS ew srans- (———_- eee (c@) . ) Bartmer. Cabany 1035W. icT) | OPERA a = arene, | GIRL—-To operate passenger ele. Vator: wd HOCSEGIRI Generel houses ork; 2 aduite. PERATORS-— Experienced petitcoate Web pe a nces o3) | Kalt Mr : 4 = | or s. Co... 1408 Lecust st., Sth Jacket To _ TIT Lucas. ——_ —— GIRLS Over 16 ye ars, f o or wr oft iding pack pack- HOUSFx ri Rt-For genera! housework: good _Pennsylvaria ay. — SALESMEN—Live; here's big to pgm emg ra. Us 23 ra . - here's ggest. ~ money -'CH A MBE RYN | {AlDS—8 S95 oe eaananes 16 vea A per month, reom and! Washington Pply Pabrici Mere. Co., 3823 | He IUSEGIRL— + olored., ‘for Kene | kh Cc ii : , 7 work. mt. oT WW ash ington. Forest 402 527 cy (On ERATORS—& EX perien Cee ; Fores s— jenced an 0 planing on = ‘ork. _ Apply High- tor Co ghiand, 11}. Fun LWRIGHT— rood Ba . ‘Sine Flour or feed sail ameuea. 1 an and steady work: must c e reco 2 omeé Apu ‘i, stable and vard: steady aa “Baugh a ny nad Corno Mills, oth |*_Smith sa. ah Apply Chapman & rte et ne Sire from welling. to! Kine’s” highwar. IRI a m" - pian --| MOL ; = T. o2) a Davi , on; easy selling. UV’. | ih le tit /a &—Over My a to work with -| MOLDERS— icT) | TAILOR-—For altera avis Tailoring Co.. Cincinnati CHOOCOL. ae | ears = ase. good | : er ae Te Picea 2 in See Atk | pte Romo nar ucching Ga Wiehe | leit erations “and Fepairay give | BALRGMAN New hevapabers aIvaTUning | atin’: pApDIY at nce. 1 Feeriensah esd |_ateeom Vee Canning Ca, Praune hei | eaom ns layne" GS Meas | MN cake MC ta Washaaten "alle. Tex o., chita spatc , proposition: good money oe “."8 | lor and Easton ¢ yy ws. Tay- (c8) | F7OUS) a on PA. Ss 2 M. M. Cohn Mf, Ce.. on sfabandie Pow oe in stone ne MOLDERS—B {cT) | TEAMSTER—For dirt team. % (3) commission basis: joney_ made from ~ eat CLERK—Yor —— Gani Co. ‘ “MS Easton. ic) _GIRLS—Over 16, for light work im stock de-| “— SEGIRI—Experienc ed. for - neral : on - on 2 av. Perret Se ench and squeezer mold a m. 2081 N., Spring. Mr. Wilmor, Warw ick Hote! \ OunRg lady for grocery. \pp i” me partment; foo] pay while le ‘ . usework; good waxes; no laund e. | , boiler and yard work. Visitation Ss og work; highest wages Apply “at. +N ER ESP ER— —By manufacturine concern, | 2-078 to & p.m eel, Sorwnem © AAs | _enard and Russell av weviddoe’ aS | Stet eee Dispatch. ae om T- fide work. 3183 Hawthorne ottade~ * Experienced = BRA TOMS ‘ u Ss ai‘ab! e > fnct ae timek ms { ) Ly Beta ee aS” Spree - a — Co) G! _— 7 ¢ >) Pade. ee ee ee : ¥ : n power mach Pabanne and Belt. (c)| way, e Casting Co., 7800 N. Broad- | some experience pesterre’, bet stock clerk: | SALESMEN—W rite fer list of lines and full | a arr e lae bnanl and cost clerk. by manu. , tRL—For filing and clerical work — sen armen -White or ¢ eolanel: "tena 3 nights: | following: Ines, especially (c8) rome knowledge af heakk not essentia!; particulars. Earn $2000 to $10,000 vearly. | salary pan Sheree iad + give qualtfications ani! partn a necessary; large e leering ae. 5801 Ww = te mma good pay. Cabany 2781. | ry ‘ linder ‘nachine for Lane he tnseaminyg. eeping preferred; Big demand for men, inexperienced or ex- | 7 CLERE ted. Box F- “251, Post-Di fo) 21eNn Wagner Electric, ibe Plymouth. | 7 asnington, —_ ie) nants Making light weight uniferms—coais or — ¥ oung lady: one W ho aoe neat a IR 7m ~~ iM 1OU USEGIRI- Must know how t to © cook: fam-| a. “An @ectiona du k white gecde tac dal eee, ssi ‘ “Delmar laundry; references: $40 month. | factory. High guarant et ee actory; will lead to machine | frois mar; white " PANT ae v- oF K RS ON "sae equi ' meen work in overall factory; | _©¥ spicing Othice. | 10 Market st.: open | and clean St oe ass es wagons souri territory; or Feary, daze Sius- , COOK _-Won att _West minster. GIRL—For general office work in sail of coord a wane. R008 We sania no washing; | SHORT abe weer AND _ rfle 1128 " on, short hours. Red Diamond | N one work week ngs; about overall: tis; —— ON c i - eo > wier, ch) , $ a - PT nO Mek OES 8 > ; axes: no washing: tw —. run Ho ts ' tory: hi h COOK— mutational oa - 0 in family: . USEGIRL— — | chest unton : | White: e expertonces: _Tecerences. 241. Vn an, apartinent. Miss* nism “412 ™ cooking and ae — girl for | hours, § to 4:30; 12 o ‘clowks Saturdays. ary. at | Vv oe tor. . = oa ington ave Richman, sth floor, eis W y — . — N sHT R ) n a ee eee : : rd experien ce: single; yeferences re- . =Ders enced, licensed ——— 4. Bo 205, Post-Dispatch. (c7) 5: ond a tory. Acne Box c 0., Omaha, Neb. | WAITER—Exnerienced. 1414 M k ition: a Carondelet 7 fo take full charge of straw factory; | NIGHT MAN ) | WAITER—408 M arket. —_(c) eens Crees | Suter: preference given | 7 q a ‘ee? for right party. Union! reliable. A eager of driving cars; ate ran organ. Criterion Reta atau: plants. Apply to. 3 renreaes and industrial | ° te -For restaurant. 6: a NS. Vandeven- 1 ra cRivoy-Bloan 4 - pa th, 4th floor. (oh) parties need an well rec ommended | ww AITE R he 7) al Paint Cor r > ennett, Internation- ey “ ane *N- yA. Pp. ' & S10 Ww EE K TO STA f need she ; >R— , r . ing “yy a esteetesanteittneantinysetenctnaitiniaaaaetit ' . RT » ¢ : references, v" Washington. x-W te or colored. Jor general work Packard a oh gg, hai aot | = “mar Samelson Chill House, 4828 Del-| between 2 ent atten. Rwy ndicate Trust Bide. . | ( “00K Good aiab: walawamanen Te te mee Ce tis anne SATURDAY. rich %4 floor sO orest N. ouch parts of eden blouses: new Wilheen -& nd piert. tar Dyeing and Cleaning | Locust. : = —— 3) | _ Far Cabanv SSih va a — “i . : The =P —— fom) ) \ machines: t + une i WAITERS _— | SALESMEN- ras , ATE ed EM. = seiietiliaclideiinsil eT), HOUSBEUGIRL ' easy work: ee ——-— 6! | OFFIC) E BOY—Bright, f mE | Lit RS aa a for family men’s ~~ ne oe ary, gc line of | COOK—-Competent, and downstairs work. ae ee a ashier; must hare had some ree work ; ene T2 do _weneral house- out —— make up te $30 per welt eres Columbia Box ree. B—Good, about middle ace. to do packing | _ ceneral office wor go * Bi ee geek and | 4200 Lindell, Pply Shardell Hote!.| mission basis. If vou are a Tick Gee vow Westminster pi.: Forest 1460. ote ey 1. ate en egtern ané be scourate SW: Pennsyivanie ev, ee ARE oa aasseamt” cash bonus paid , belp pre ’ - Cle ~ i Sow, i , ~ [9 Se gpOr Emenee . ¢ } Lad a ati ie ; ’ nee Expert rmac’’ Co. 3 ~~ iuytees OPFICK BOY—16; verv good opportunity cr bg En nye me colored; also good os | trouble. Hotes ee Tepthly wie os3 i‘ OOK — mac hine terman ay. lst floor ‘ween, ages. 5 OVS a~- ington. . ment Co., 3u floor, Dept., Browrr Shoe Co., 1th and Lu- | GHDERLY—F me WASH eimer Di. (c)| SALESMEN-—2 or 3 men, experience | dell bl. iced, white. Aupiy 4450 |Lin-| pense cxcotent chame pam vendle wrap- | HOUSE GIRI 7s et. reer. Phone Cab, 30€@%. (ch) | SALESMEN—-Woul —— | Vost-Dispatel ges. Box K-s64, pO , XCELLENT CHANCE HMUUSEGIRL—For lich PRESSER—For_ w: er | ;Young. with advertising experier ic) ae) | TINNERS And solderers: {:.side job. re | (arene eppeni ng rt ... end 8 not making COOK— Soroa ~oman Chil Th art OGL BN MENT SATURDAY OFF} ,fi. pakery: $10 xht housework and help _ Angelica Jacket Go, {319 Olle machin ORE , ce; | r : witg. Cec., j Walnut st. “ta, 1at amount and are = | once. 2 ‘ii experienced; at CHAS I. Mn nN rs eo, LRESSER . ——s nd others. be eag taN to balance led gers; sal- PA | WAITE me te re a producer, we can use! -— e. 2144 Clark. = As EIFER. 120 8. MAIN ST. eoauaeencenpentiniiivinpusititiints (ef) nit-—Expenenced on lad ' . = “R—Kestau —— |} you in our progressiv a diane OE a mE ae EES WS Few ED OBEY © ‘ (es a) HOU SEGIRL— WH ite ; pas pe cone apy in dry el tes’ ee -South Houvaton. i Box K-298. Post-Dispatch | se rant; good wages. ° ; J ive sales orgaaization. COOK—S os ; a ute girl fer ceneral : eaning plant; g°@i ea te N.-Young, to learn een SSE E | For 3 a w ane me | pene! ey bese por oR os tema men; you wages, mall family. Wastiee hh best GIRLS— For light secs work. un a oe 3 in family. “G23 Wem. Pay. Ask for Mr. Criner, wend Lawton. te# « t oe , ru e ' reg ¥ © “¢ i ; ( ne - . r ee ‘ , ntl “Or ; ~ : ‘ ’ . ' d familiar wlth kee one with a preferred. Hox A- 30.) | man fe aversecion: ot packing t Sa Se sian. chatted Tees Steady work; — good | convinced that we can ‘place yew where nden | wen ee W.N. MATTHEWS & BROS . | HOUSEGIRL— . B55 x. a. | A a Cleaning ; y; che who can drive Ford trucKk Orks, nc., 28u1l Main Bt.. Da! ] od LL A y OU Rn nd a. . ee a eee at or rign 4 ri: state age educat! ee ome and consid One Ee _ No Ore —_ — 5 Ey we) part de as. Tex. . . PR, SS! Ee RT (ea) . ication, experl- msideraie treatme 1 | PRESS |? (HH FINISHERS—Apols “ = -- — . . a y¢ U NG MA N— As a str ctly commission bas «: - oP rr tv ate ~- ne le : : 7 With . ° « ; ‘4 he . re or t ie right girl. Apptyv Sasi ‘ , ‘4 4 oe Pen: OO or address ( - r yond Bor ohored:: room. board. geod _Raw aan Mte r weimant an shipping room. | — 9 experience and established trade tn | month: state a ere" employe ane new | == S417 LOC i UST. an + hada bl., apartment B. Phone Cabany | S H I R TMAKERS WTD., : - ’ o. ; } . , i 5 4 — —_———_-—-+--— ~~ + -- . mad i ej | ] © ‘ ; nd —_ > a SSines hire agp SoU RAST Rowers SN: ieirerade sae | PANTRY ,BOYcolared.—oroertcnes.— for| con heating dgunromant” andls Mache | Gur erritore breferred: no objection tornner | ONE: Feferences Feauired. "Box K-26, p. oa _______"_| QNALLPARTS. UNION ~ Appiy Grand 2715. ced hollow metal window man. to take | family hwel: good wages. wed, for | nc keeping department. Landis Machine our line must be carried excl «od Put Dore ee ee (6) | ¥ ork ; ‘small apertme qoneres Reuse | \ * ’ - TTER—} | ake | ‘ages. Apply Shar-| Co.. 2%th and M ; ri xclusively; state rr “3 nent; family of 2: prt- . CI Al } EI y = Experienced. an . See of manutac turing and developing dell Hotel. 4300 Lindell. (e7) | — Sn ullanphy. | Dast experience. Box A-331, P.-D 1e8) en one nen vate room and bath; $40 a iorth to honest ’ sLER AND | TT 4 Post Di rate . & pauct Ox J-50 Post- Dispatch. (7) PANT ~ M AK FE R— Go 0D. FOR STEA YOU NG M AN- -About 18 yea are of age, as SALESMEN A few high -_ la as nan ( OOK Trained in vy perecn ; treate’ as one of the fami ly. Box SLEEVER, GIRI S TO S -For cutting glass and IN—Able to correspond and t > ' WORK. APPLY WM. SADY assistant shipping clerk. Call 1913 N. stock in solid, fast saicamen fot ‘ej a Gow bh use of telephones, to take tele- A-241, Post-Dispatch. “ a ‘ EW ‘ork. 2615 Washington av. -_Stalian and other hinguaaed: weet ai. | BROADWAY. — ———— 1504 8. sreesway: ines (eo) Usually attractive proposition ail “exc ae inves’ luschroom: laree Sree cook, em- ae ena ae te large modern office: nice, | HOUUSEKREPEK- Elderly lady; no of “); ON NEC ‘KBAN DS, CU FFS CLERKS. ae ; or right party: knowledge o ° PAP —— == er) YOUNG MAN—Between a, - * = a Week. expenses and com? ane DAV >. 1 os ; wis . ben hy co? poration : rmriust expecte ’ ate age, experience and salarv te? one or tw 0 iris: *, ho © jee ti. mn -~Four. A . - f typewrit- ER HANGERS —F. J. W 0 and 25, for imissions to Kperience ood ‘ I d. Box R-109 Post e more for home t} AN ‘ th and Franklin. poly Remi essential. Box A-244. Post- Dis, fev, | Paper Co. : 1012 Pi ao ickenden ie i ag -teagd state age. experience, sal- pereene, Shen furnishing satisfactory : A ane er, giving | Ale ngage GIR : ae ost-Dis, i3) w ane. 210). 4024 T.ind i ‘bh. aD | D C OT, LARS” MAKERS: A sh " iz a »}) @ e ; ( . > ence! r honesty +: i . ah ap B Post. “ ° ces. ON ’ — tothe ac ——-—— 3 | tT ce Se LENCER, rine a" oe agate a tur ee band | ey neh L ihe awesk- & iheurh po ait ee ao “Exreviewn ito al a heliwer thn Bans og BE eg eS cen eon poo es E-Dibote h : (088) 1 LS TO LEA RN PAPER ner! agape a “For samara must tate” eX- ALSO GIRLS TO SEW ON ere cLMAR By. ftions and £00 working ;| __“4* mlicross Printing 0.. F 419 Ra 4th. ‘*) i 4 rf TIE@NC er to sell drug | made as high as &750 ne es . “ ? OUNnE ladv. on typewriter, for BOX \ - "sX . a Kive reierences. Tlox f-2a% + : good wages. Box J-145. Post. p ait La i ol 4th.tem) sundries in the city; good sal past tw “s b> eo per week during bill‘ne Jepartmer . 4 [TAKIN Post -Dignateh. : one ae "APE ROX CO -24". Port Dispate h. : 7) SPOTTER Ato oun: oveegy.3 Ag ee and developing of | PLANO FINISHER YOUNG MAN—Ii years of age; gan oy oy oa ortlaed’ a Salt ing grocery| Dcnce and salary expected. F feat expe- N. ¢ cor, 24d and Locust: Sth floor. ») HOUREMALD—No cooking. SSST Cat “i ; Eld | ——— J-5. Post-Dispatch. (7) Permanent position: goo nee: mag assistant in receiv alia 06 Gar weal anne SOCANT > UR Be rn aoe a & B) WANTED 30 G ——— | __any Tse. aw er Hs SCT ‘To install wi ; food Wages; must un- | ing € epart- uccessful sales experi- VCOPYISTS - wg aggre 2 ‘ . 3 ¥ 4 “ : - ° ‘ =e BOYS 4 “tiperience ge window displays: man with | as war. high-class work. Un In ‘ . (8M Use rirls a “ne And women to rack ane ire: : HM rt shM AID Ww hite, with referer ass O37 : . Saturdays. | > aiee Eiepen O04 canned goo ds pre-| P._A. STARCK PIANO CO., 1102 Olive. (7). 1en sp endid opportunit vy to aenly himself with G view to aualifvine for! and p «ee, copy “kK Mee dk good pay |cay work: exper.ence not phen oe oe Rid family. 3757 Westminster pl. 5 + inqel 231) AND M. ISON ‘ 4 : = Tr OX A- ori as, V LANER H AND—E mete " om eee — o ° ss . WoOrkK , “ ith 0 rlert of takir o , > = a . - . OOL sah ana ‘ ages laboratory. to. ane peweere;, samst | . A AYET RS—STEADY JOB. APPLY 119! jhand. Apply KLINE’S, 606 —- who cannot qualify is tine wae @ a hove | COUNTER GIRL—-experienced: for cafeteri wp gies Louse WILES” eh ae Apply — ince, " _ 1 Laundry. 3870 Olive. ‘oft | men full of Suceeat Oe advancement. Apply Mr. Helbig, M | PLASTERERS—Card men only, O. C. Har gt av. fe) |. Sat ee reply. which will be held! COUNTER GIRL- manna “3 > Tmt” 1 E%,.{cs) LAC E CURTAIN WORKER Amd one ull of pep and a Druz Co =: Semis, Meyer) Co., Dougl eon ____\*/ | confidential. Box A-375. Post-Dispatch. (ec GIRL—Expericnced” act aewes| GIRLS FOR LIG ie J. Arthur A And 0 | scone with stee) ™m XN ug Co.. 4th and Clark (ec) | ougias County C ‘ourthouse, Omaha | Y ‘OU NG M E yw For } ~ } ppcaeimininneticaaes c ) sary. 6 days week $, VJ 4s rf | F ACTORY - lur nderson laundry (‘oe BCHIOGH, « ju are willlee to ae norw AN—-We are a growing concern r | Ne ceb. (e%, | house. Box A-296 ted aeeneh. shoe aie SALESMAN -Experienc ed; steadey po-| _* ( ‘he stnut st heaiimic axbomene~ - WORK PLEASANT SUR ad uve ne fot) | and ns ig may sve foom ond board earn et . and want poNy Pp -IPEN ~ - i¢ ——o —— oe ae c ic) WHS ae 4 _Ke lv, 316 W @th a a lis Cee (es) - . LADY’S MAID—-And ec “- apotey Saeed ’ * in exchan f ) mn up, Starting on industrious young man to grow PONY PREBESs FREDER—S$25: 8 hours on YOUNG MEN—F - i a : vin de a «5 th at. ,o> y : = —— aoe Pa fi ADAG i. oe e - : And companion: 2 tr fx . u schoal hou " ge for telp out Box P2060 gon moderate ie in ur production | ‘department: A with | "also job bress feeder. $17.50; S hours | _Rawlins Mfe. Ad general factory work. | Re ALESMEN To" aaa PR) Apply to Mr. eh, ton Brewin Sh ROUNDINGS: GOOD WAGES pee © Geek Seeriment: Be Weenie or trem gtr wi anting a Ban amr Mm jouns [AN—Apoiy Beall T ~ ot eo u o..1lo and 2 on Saturdays j p. ‘ Cc rinting ) od and YOUNG MEN—Tw nas ) aha , 0- {'o,. 12th an 4d Washing ; etc i 16 )«6©wWOre. Box -P8 ‘ bs ‘art +a ness eal interest. Box F-218. f’.-D. . —Experien weep . How specialties aw ; Marsh-/ ences. 1736 Arcade Bidg. | ferred: stale age. ¢ . enced sa! “y exper ° Bt " (oR) | 4 VU. ences; st ee ere i aT _ > ae dy posit penny goods; w needa ee oe age, education, experience if c salesmen (to sell to the bette s --————— ‘tiie 4 + Steady employment. Cabany ott aw. | SHIRT FINIS we ub. 476 Tinete gr » peer a man with experience in gum = PORTER—« ‘olore 1: $20 per week. Apply rr t any. salary exnected. Box F-196, P.-D. (c7 of investors in St. Louis and a1 ogy “— DRESSMAKER- -Not over 30 vears of aga. 1300 Park. (c8) WDA Page. sheet inarker and ‘HEI — Experienced: "> _DRIVERS—Apply 3110 ‘ar tp work; brand-new factory, fully | floor, 1430 N. 13th st. YOUNG MEN—Dish carriers, for cafete-ia. portion of the treasury stock of a large 2 NG r Omar Dyeing & Cleaning Co ait LAUNDRESS—White; Monday and Tuesd Laundry 76 Baer Ng a cen, pen salary to right man with | PORTER-- For drug store: references, Cen- | Marquette Hotel, 18th and Washington. corporation that offers the most unusual | 7 Se alin Te inteennineiinisienstinianealammsionsmnin tie | mie «a references, Phone Victor 1840, ‘Grand | SPOT ee ~-- | DRIVERS—Apply 3 fire experi opportunity for advancement; tral Drug Co., s. «. cor. 16th and Market (OB) opportunity to the investor; a man who is EXA MINERS And alteration bands. ry inger GIRI S Fe fs ee ee ee 2282. 3230 Hawthorne bil, | ments: higt xperienced on ladies’ r ply 3110 Arkan#et.. Averbook Candy Atte Co. ® in first | PorTrTER—For oe =o ee perenne ——— of approaching the better class of | —Ures Cloak Co.. 1224 Washingto: s—lor factorv work; no” 4 AU N rnineateerse a _Dreing ‘and Chantea th steady wort. Star cree ( wa > — ’ ra , it. ; Slo id > ing ; P - 1 ' > : . ° . . ? ‘ / — color matcher: state @ Dallas, Tex pede Sige oe) | _aundry Co.. 2007 Pine. spin $ eae in a proper light, ‘ aeieeed at” tae oe LE SaRS Beet ere meee, nbn ar mee experience required; good pay | Expert aad DRY HELP. SAMATRESS ieee oes eS. S. Grape (o® OT oRR. angaty expected: uf a> t POR TER— Single. middle-aged w be ite mae, ©) UWI ers inh and a permanent connection in the ment: if mean ogg ts ay ve for a: ad penta while learn ey: 48 ] a BANNER 1 At UNDRY.. 100 Bde rf ts > ‘ina: S15 to start. ASR Peg dee Toth- hite ca oat nee tch. f MAN To do I lunchroom.- YVYVonev's, 313 Oc I 9 Me ges trys the ma somnes that we en- Rnom 210 Se “arity ‘BI i } ni “end Ww - c l pe { jours week. # Wi \ DR y j : arson. ical STE NOGRAP iER ; wy Ie ay - ~ re) : ary Tr “sy ag AveCOr ene PO \l ee : : st ave goo references zood en- : y TT} paren eee “PEA Cc , 4 "rl? as & 4 ° ry ~ ‘ i > > 7: etallment hou 5 rth ure ir -? month, ’ aro d t e ra wor yt WASHER ft "mah; no nist "OF t hagg oe and be able to present our propo- I joe HERS pe X De rie nce d on skirts and ES I ERN I I \ W AR EK CO., ] 308 ' ‘ I EL p- ~Har d i! On ‘ linuse, 100 ~~ ¥ Tanklin’ ev. r rank) nk urniture oa s * , ‘ . ‘ ith} . nf SOS steady Ww Tat > det rc , > e SNe rs “ee ear iH (AN Fie ciniy sino - ow i und restaurant: steady PORTER For light work In office of mani a: | tac ers bacix og ” ne a ae Skirt (Co.. 1105 Ww ashington sa Mog m | N “Se st. (c8) ers, W hite , on ladies’ clothes. i ENOMSRAPHER—-Aleo general office @ ~~ me a N, ist : Pt | or chance for adyance- facturing company: state age, na 9 are oft: red for handsome returns. Fox FINISHE RS And h-lpers and errand girls o} GIR | . Br 7] es ne rHRIk . L A [° N D R y ]}990 “ Sa hemunete Sty.e Tit Skirt Co nen Single white rhan: mm enlary expected. Box H-195. P-D. meted | | A-202. Fost-Dispatch. (8) | ,boys. $27 N. King’s hist nd girte or |G edie rig it, neat appearing shen ye = artments of | wie ‘ ; ‘ sT EEN > } NSPECT Main. é irc WANIG—Haseriencoi Cuan. Neb. c7) _leach, Coca —le Bidg.. Kansas © sie Mo. 18) fl Oe made brand: big proposition for partment. Apply 1525, Mark ‘ ven Ing ied) TRL Bape: lenced and to re 9 aun irs ; best con foe OGRAPHER—Te as ussiet with "bookie CTORS Samet. 814 N. Grand rand-Olive Ga-} PORTER—Colored. SCHAPER | big man, covering West; give de-) Ava oe nevnen and fold ciealsra, _ learn; 47 hours per week; one-) 7 aes — good pay. Apply |... ee we eee . - k — ppiv Se tub ver ¢ a.. 14x, Washington } ’ aun ry eT) . STENUGRAP HER ‘ “ . and floor inspectoray™ ANICAL DRAFTSMEN | STORE, 6th and Washington. mm obi TI I t ‘tails about yourself in first let- GIRL—is or over; vermanent.~ Apply 4900 half day on Saturday the year rf fo oot me nt, concern: blah caeeet large iron and atcal nd 3 “ a ; to 4 ‘ ‘ . ¢ + "““" . - i re . . exce lient w we 7 a: \oroughly errence For latge const ; (e) (= ri me ter. AMERICAN RAINCO: Po ndiceriaitonnttenaninsh ~ round. OWENS PAPER BO os tl BAPTIST cxeelient working conditions: state eas. «d. S CORP — aCuIOn pro — SP aaah Aion onenenend Oo CO tt l-—-To work in hakery and assist i! - w SANIT ARIUM 4 experience. PD tet ., 2310 ee b petroleum experience de-|*Washinston “Marquette Hotel. 1¥tn and . Columbus, Qhio. (el) 4 patie eae 1@ | CD, 388 N. First street. (¢2) 9]: 9 N. Tay! a “ater Peal sata Brig: youne tady. for . . - _—-——— bi citaaiensineittiaeaieml “ *) ee, i To AorkK im Pantry experience innec- # PMR sae eee nts cnt asiae ve ay or , he Co .oten © © ce* 00d position for RTrER— —Betash Resta : le. Apply 502 Laclede Gas. P RESSE R—‘olored ; steady work. ae arent hele e@ he Be © © ‘ell WANTED—ACCIDEN es INST’ RANCE essary _ M: atestic Hote a. Lith and P un " Y \ T ff i Tp WT TED ——- - . AN ° Ce} dial 5 t gir: Phene Vebster T7464 any urant,. ag | Cleaning and Preseing Co., S601 Olive ry SALESMEN GIRLS—F ode | des : I N7 LISTEK—Assorters, checkers, | ap- = ~~ = i\N—s ht Bldg., St. Louis. (¢8) | | PRESSER—HFland: aaa need Men or women. to handle our libera! month ne S- -For light punch press Work. Ww | I igs pers and girls to learn. J cateeole S1ENOGHRAPHER-.-Light. ’ . oS age ene — rh a og “9 2 ba » Aa ' un tabie 8. apprentices and unlimited chance to M Tal ‘ “olo ed: an ‘ail boardi? kK “house. : oa Mes aes AP HER " ‘ ‘ompeten - ™ # — ne her a a ; os ’ Fiore oon ay * ‘ Le! ay) uw ‘ ‘ irar + whe es t e)} * ; 4 - : a P " ; d Sid d Sidney. Apply factory _ ms. _— tes | PRE SS r K E DER- Job. ste adv position. 420 ae - _304-O Watnwright i! = { GI R LS At omc co! le rend *. i : : ad vance. Apply ad floor, \ = = al” = a = . ive ee ‘tate ‘ane. s _s a . “olored. for . —o . TCTEnS— ry Two: 2 les young . man __ Market et st.. 3 td floor, | a wor EAT SR, , ; a'« _Pie ¢ OROT \ te Res + JEm. ul» = SONNENFEL D 'S wee , experienced a sam invent 9000; met | PRESSERS— Women's e clothes and coat press- | | TRA ont ay go LEPRESENTATIVE-—With ex - GIRLS | To pack r te oe | Bisse ; Ton . ferences, 7 Kingsbury Bi oo A for right 5 See: etate sala ge Pat. ’ 00" perience 1 bh diing news le es . Y omy © cream cones Na na Se as) athe iv@ (ele ‘ * : . ay Gruner Bros. im ub! busi KuUaranteed against loss: cs- Pye a experienced on Hoffman machinoxs. | collections: wey 5 \ a Beer r breaks an ant e (ream Co., 12 os W. North Market cv GIRLS ae Experienced, f ys . bone Diapateh sia A sah Broadway. iz usiness, Box _ F-194, _P.-D, (c#6) chuck Cleaning and Dve eing ©. 4110 Olive te) ©@ alr lent permanent position: i pte ga oy Xpe rience: Gl RI Wor second floor and niending ; hed ta aaa a ! —_- ae, 2d-floor work: best | a4 ie Ne “GR AP ie ft ie nl . - : AL! 1. ~—First- Class: r - ~ | PRESSER—Experienced on Hoff man ma- ey expenses: stat . hs - y be ray eling erences on F ae - ania Henaing, re ' : : 5 head aterinan, (4 abany “72 rare ; ned «ee neral aes infant. ee R727 Forest Park bl ri an_Motor Truck C ae Es Apply chine: secede wees good wares. cations ve" have worked a SES . N . ee PPM LA © ro 9 ; > - 10W} : noUle a’ ee m ri cen J. our : s* Sati.tary R “ae _Vine ie and ~y —— Ee: give fot general work os be BRie | B: RESSF BEEDERS—Able to set | GOVERNME a Cc LERKR Man ; 4 od Marks Klassv k aps nehel Hats GIR Ls x~In n angie dept. : | ~ = Sg > a eteady " . round: alse carl ~ nm and Foundry = 2 dei type and make ready small ments: $1200 up; men. women; ny depart. a ao MANUFACTURING Ce te ee Se Olive, Re ‘ ROY aL TRIMMED IAT CO TELE PHON E ORDER ; , . ite Ce se, 4 a Py ” hi it ctory ’ t , 8: Me \ » ‘ . ant ar Sent. te work in stock and, packing | job press ; good pay. GRO. V Touts, Mo. mitral institute. ¢, 4) | We T hy —- int dec! oe ee a: gton. aT g n ann La L rena TH. CORNER LOCUST, (clit TAKERS ° a deri . >a an: ' : a Pas . fi ° ” a o e (’ > a* ‘ : eS — = a . ee We ; Ee SPR EENS PAREN. BOX CO, OCSERAMENT CEERRE nected (wer: ron eek Fen. eee L& Columbia Box Co. 10th and Nor ee —-Multigraph Operators | omen or iris, over 38 who cam write en nee . P us ila — ‘x per eo . om ‘ T mel’ aon , ' i gi ble Casting co camtings. Broadway. 15th and Pine (07) travel. Call, write. Oxment. 1205 Kew to state Business ion te Sane I xp rienced eXamuiners - > wel ae our | ; itt@reph | PASUAtOS, Pn, ine ceagental oablayenent = . ~ f id — . ; Ride.. St, Louis, — a (pp tunity ¢ ail ars és 1] p ‘ ene ome ' Ad. ‘ . > i wir o #ef part tie rm tie Sant ‘ ; De arti af “he A. ; * Seiler ae gto erpmnantes (6) ‘class substantia! a - , . i On overa s and jackets . hin ee iagey aoe ow . : , in Fie@®ho typesetters tenia sich, th resser el imitans Several ; Young. to aenist PRESSMA N— On Job DTAABE Ss. Ste bens r : % :dagegpt adr ey net Oo connec ‘Ini re amt | . : prefer experienced la: . . dag, - a % appirin y lettes k. 9 f oon rut ' , Caden Belting Co. sie aka es “ ithe. and Eng. Co., 2d and \ Vine. ? ted) eS ibd ccaskts ‘ yee —We will pay S15 | pany. doing $1 000 a6 ge ood + CHI RS 3 per we © star’. | Dinks Far cia ranteed wage paid have good comm ame mt was ri KIM MER ; J port: orem. Ae wor 42 1 S. 6th 4 To a oh) | Vivasterman and. hand operators. assistant, #bow cards: no canv ansing; we ye ed pHting | annually. This ts th x ng ow 4M vs Re. REL, | sa while lear ning our meth ach y oe ode ” we ga wy he whee dai IB seers o fen umer and raak er -Milie im warehouse: permatr tt , an lan compositors. Ad é you euppiled with et a j hest- paving business ¢ ppint Ke ’ , _ "’ l my me j ‘ A i }o- . Ilueh Ste ent Sent b : - en ay work. i : , rs o lifer a ; an a) Me@DATT Tie ‘ : : ; } excel lent chanere cor , + OTOR COMP. AN , “ R OF oll a Tg an arning considerabl: y ; nection. w ys ; e 8 te $25 NEEDS “ és Bt 2 - Cal) Mt. y Raney arr teat yp AF ood ee Springs. Eaet Rr. Touts Rrone c 0. loa? hb ce pg A a Sar : M ren © 7 A. E mr! oy- | earn WwW hile vou lear + Nee a. , Lt ~ iT M “> AY TN ke A. (oh kK ST? aN t I ~4 Sale SE: Cath White “Xt rience net neces 4 Fe A WK he wean cady work Al Rf, it ABORERS a? 2 NN feeb) | SCREW MACHINE HAND—Avoly 2210 8 | Oren in homes a ats Laces ste Obie! — $505 Riateatn's Pace wine. tint PARTS MPG CO. MsaT PINE. er) LARNED, CARTER & CO SUHHEMAID— White: two “children? goes | CHts tO ERATE REM A eat ‘ young men, £ “allroad me a. 2. ment in homes and inst Oy | a men 2 Pees Blan. 16a9 siRL-—-For light table wort ee " ‘ arty - a two children; goed) CHIN NUTON A Me BAtp re : * oeae security or raliroad news BSHAPER—On casket work. F.C. Bindi “— | laundresses, cleaners, anne 58 cnet. : 66 oe nec #10 Wotan’ gale Minas 1832 Pine. ¢e6 ~ ok — nad hentai anges = WER ae Pe ene. ICK EMPLOY] .—F ai) in person. 1621 Clark av, (cS) Bro, Casket Co., 1406 Hogan (e7) | and rs wend y workers. We have work for | I im Read tO- ; dt Bs. | “el ‘ SS es eae ant: Veneers sae a a8 — ~ oen ah OFFICE ‘ Pace J miliar with office work in ‘whol } BHAP ‘ER “HANDS - or woodworking ‘plant: MANnvs KOO 1 hemes: fair wages. fe &) : y- GIRS — a for e ie tt . sop pg GERIS—T ile letters, card and «t . : other cniidren, city references: 060, io + en Gvoer einey Ter energies & ro "i. ARRY wor One. for warehouse: SHIPPING C LERK - -¥ oung Tarn ++ gy bidg.. Yonge and Shuter ste. Popular Priced Line fi experience requir erd and stencils: no WOMEN WM ithout atrade and teach - | Laclede °4 floor west ror. | Sir “xperionce and selary wanaiea an NT he herinanent positi a eat - (@) | ” rhe Pin tas rics ina aries aanet, NURSE ite, for 2-; : Coen ‘Pret Dispatch m ae etch ne ene ae h man to work i in shiping room. i "PART = cloaks, SUITS and skirts: South- rt : tee ; ‘ os them how to make shoes. Pay need. with references. and lake at ‘ shiew HM WAITHRHSS..1711 Market _—— , nie spent ~~ pone sires a i) . ° 2 i . o , or tiiing correspoudert riers , ’ P . . . ‘ earl ts . 8 oh Slee: "> : eee VER— Defmar iry i a for stock Gepartment. good R. LOW EN BAIL M \I BY. .. cae TNERS _WANTED — ern Missouri and A rkansas . ot necessars Me. ae + a ' ne . eood wages \ hile learning (ood “Sir y7 rel@vhone Forest Lar i eae Thee eh ON lath st. ey. : " 2 | “ x start en. os th Sein t. pe , ce Oa . : re a ‘“f) *- WeR , S . “- } . ‘ . . : NI Kak A re ti tame? ime bef * #2 * oftia h * ‘tt At nF as * spe “hen ed. jouw or « Rox be -pD 23¢ and Locust. (c46x_ } PARTNER Wtd.--To apen real estate office: a first-class man to represent : GIRia-N -— working conditions } orty-iour ing to go South, to care for roung ehila er a ie) bie beom on... Boe K-265. Post-Dis. mat Kk } SCcni us | & OR bake * mt. 1 york in atlane “te ; ell at. Huckingham Annex, room 431 P | eemeiteain re reataurant Mt WW Geated Ith Vansas and Oklahoma terrt. * all | ‘ | clean wor toberts A hour per Ww cek. Eight to 1? on . ai intercle« bel « ‘Tihine ‘Ba pertenced. "6 dave. rs “a ag” * ye | Saturday Rapid advancement a oe i hoe . or baby | eek: emriy wateh. 1408 Olive. ore \. iif au ner raat Hd; go heme nigh referees ro. 421 ENO ie tes week. Vrank’s NRestau- (‘a feteria ” ‘ ' * “4 “ Ze ° ‘ , , terete Prem rk bins av th. ‘ _— tia it. for work om , Kau. ?P Ort nily good. s * ble- bodied, for wareb or Pg Oe. Pee ae mene work: Shear Rien—oilermakers —. an windo Wtd.—Active; one-half interest 1 window bakery. Room 619. Bank of . torv: commission basis: salary cIRLs ’ . ry ' er: - 7 ? Ep gggemeny + owt ro : - a : Positions ell permanent hole, |makera, to join our force of production men; / ARTNER Wid.—Lady seamstress: i good and traveling expenses ee Ba TR. |. : ent. _ K. 2 Post plants in varions sections ; ear round work | fveing and cleaning buaine HA a . I toh. 45% eR out. Ve we; half ier ec. VAKRL ¥ - ee mca e } AMIERIC AN r os + OF PIR ASBIBTA? | . men, to #ell good {2 at exceltent tay, evtraardipary ones nities ; Rox F- 144. Poewt- Disne teh | VAaAnce NE W ie KE R o£ R .; R rust Ps ee ‘vis " ctory ; | Lined. \ LADY } Af "AS? Bheirmar #1 AN : : a papas Apply in” than ae jr aavancene. * e 00 are rut ene aan AbM Wid —Active: dry “tunenery Dusi DIC K si ‘OTT ge € te ; trot, a ra TORY, : 2] 1 | re : ; 21" hee: ae Kx oerteneed : eames re m4 oe an. D4 went to wet om wend us yee fog} werking | Nees: with Rr). lady or ry tuachery a - (, AR \I ENT ( 0. = ms. Lé. = é mo © s Hite ocust, t «* coh Pte - aot aes Young tae — “ Vue “7 «a Ce a nt. 1, “eure sb) gualificativus ai cace,. Loa A-siv, #.U, 6) =U, Post-Dispatch. 1120 W ushingtow, ( meg GIRL Pte ad "Gheaione < e FJIAND BSEWERS—On custom coats ; re ci rive full «detaile in pour . $ por Ci) ‘Dispatea = ¥. 2 Goatees ' ah ‘ok GU VUllve, tu w i “ae “—. , ' te vagy GPs are " re Sawarse nm i, arin night work; " + RO eee us hoa i, . ' pul wees LriIve ot. ae (arent, ‘ ut S '
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S121 Rg ri ‘or part man Coflineeiie. come | .MPS—Th wre ue Steere sg ec a opt to os ™m s . o ed ° - . = - Maple ++ WoM and billing mg t of rk da} ‘ nex peoust good M floor AUIS WA. e Tl } F vom eee ce ple yt tromt Cc O E £ - ac ra ‘ pe EA’ v LE } r Ss rn ww t ba 1 Wiel . = —srrade See tbr as sai- for saw rienced, xperi ft. tes) et lctorts ule interes ee of age iS. Tele! ete 13 ce | & sina er, A OM = a caine. © ape we, . coa eek rien MIL rain ARKE $e = Pagan hare dream phone hite 379W 35 4) PPA WAN THING bd d. UM EN— a moons as ‘ ts. 0 ex ce L. 1S mg Ss EX er ae ce _Bre ed 00 we a2 ort RE A : c! rS t ao IN - t c f M 7? » L N . we Ker. teh we Te ges om vd Welsh, vy IRW Suit atu ras. for slisbed: up. gery Ay g r choles PA oa SUITE 2R. 282 lam .| 1 Caen Wr. TED ° a 2h Washi dae at | VIN'S sand d rday » sor: AY sor S.9° at amt : a “marten —Cane Wan 1258 Case "7 a at * = ae + ” _? Sets = . . ¢ - WOMEN a ae ol 2! night = S 010 ge only, EWSPAPE rtate: Must -; usin Gia eSchoe SUITE-F elour, epee an- on. — Pree befo ciittin:naliiaiiiie | SEW im P \ , \ . - 7 - f a em 6 wh Pr RK ea l ‘ apa rr . da , vere ¢ a -/—) Saw age — —* eran La ALESI Vashi AP-}. nd oS ROUTE. o al old a _Newsteet ~Five-piece. ~ aEPel eit draverien, 25.000 Central me. ts: teen | ALL mak ING M 7. i “wy rood a Hide. —— a~. h press aie " nat | JADIES ngton.— re it ton 4 aw rz- Sto igs aes Com S20: a Can = _. — -_ a4 dresses. vant me. at Sol. wet ge 4 ING MACHIN AN 5. B seen: lent han off work} INCE ec ay ur ith rni » , YL 2s b fd’ oon PT 7 Le fer rts: vent at > fi4 IN . @ ne HINE T. Sean es! PART i) ea rm Fe Pe Se Se oe sit ane tee aa een ee : ” 3 ‘ream Las ” Side TD — * P "RD INTR ERI ‘AESTAL roti Bi ~ (x vi 2 nes een =~ sb Sing — oa oe a = notice. p 22 ~ i Ram } XWED= oe ere =F palin iris—] S| th. Mil! SLADIE “4685 Delma Sth EXC fine ke a = COMPLE oS Ww SOC Ts t Clea ust. | - mh » “en ad cust | ee — = rack. me aa av on, $1! oo side SOW _DERAL— a x. EXCHANGE Scmieey se 23 ~ ergs at OO me rn — ‘Deimar: ene and Reeser Sis a! yey , = —_— ara ; — oa PH om... r —e — ford ~~ Saneees a = ie7) ~ ; be in pa ib 1 in » “and occt our f the wages | Broa eparin Ap ee tea a for s ane ust. sth ST. MAKE 10 vs Ww! FU STAR? E =; cs NIFO SAL iss 323 N N. aa se 1 \e- tour oC: $18 cad 98 | vin rous rs a e rea Chris m sales! ech he la for Sa morn’! Se Wi aeg plent sel vsboro : A ee an fg Pa exce $ Mlnw a6 ‘TON — A - iw. IXG— od is in ae $2 % HA reaenn: to — a or ha Dis me; « - Ineut te son nger; sum wa F ide: a ha 15 on, q and i. ~~ We | “a : n 4 of m™m r. tma u s 0 t ‘ in ea ‘ “Vv ac ° 19 G D t y ~ , ows m lm mt t a u At u ™~ a re make ev sh oR s. owlei we to ex Miss eater plac! iaimu 5) m sal lady a ol gi ter sh turda ) SIRS apenas Yeni account ii.; » ves TTE aston 2 ye a eae Cl “a ase Werk a. 600 arf) ince dow ble. add gen ing | ~ —— Zirnh room. Be meg i ° eons 7 eaD: year weet + Mach: wu —We haves Jone plata pd ig thei m wag ary. nxiou ris: th ould i Mf cae one yt “ait A. ——- ; papa If TION ar. SON: caer nd for ATH! eee (tuxedo ce c ~ncailed MOTO wid- ae pete Roe. = CHEVR eld Fi i = = F el ge _ rear tos - rade ss er rae ~~ eo CO... ad detain as von 2 eed daugh ff So Apply ee eA e for in- , = ——— — 3 ». a Reel - —s on Fg Can N N S URN stoves. on ome. ote Imar. a $2. oy estnut TOR G. Phe 1 = . wits. ur wh. ALL tied 4534. 70S N | > EVR = ~—reur = 1g; ion: * ~ — styl a. ot as lon Pinaceae a : $39 _older (eB) | ester rogress and co — for _ (ed) | sale at re aol oy en | 2 weeks: a to OoU RT Ren pai tase archaea, 2#22 mt st ‘IT —Ne aa’ cn . or oa. A. — WANTE N. 9TH — Soon song 1915 dn — or aa oe 19} iler “ne ; — eS N . lin: } n r or | to ™m th y is . e D ba im s: © c or a “ke a cash wht! et S. om z- Ww use ‘02 2340 : of T L ons —-19 im: : ape K-28. | i INES atte, G LADY mn: both to tr month. #3 cnmisaion. Al exper _ st. forts p several ners, ee ene te POCA appoint Call cash bu an all lad - sel nla bigek 's ed: $4 ai” —- o mortgages = eR) Nate auto’ Hod ia’ 19 son Ge on somrene t oc ae + “ Post-i” ee A Fart St. @ travel. ron | US . Sarab ya is EEE ns chan = TION ment ch buver this | Made a es = — ions “TOMORIL st — em aaa mee Sigs ment “3 te Cook. take oe Track —— f fer at ington. beady; : sonditio a p pe m z uis . pl ea INE nm v 1d RB! Ess 3 J and ~' r we - oe rnis cuare = oO 11g e 7. a A Es bou : EV , e - _~ ‘aba Mur ts ry kK A beleeen™ - pean | a. » —_ eee mas eSs fame Man: | FO INESS EXCH places for piture, trem . MONEY iS tis 5 = = CTOmOR am 3 Wta.—P > a ‘ire ROLET age ny a ei: 575: — Al conait ——, —_ ae - tt, : Calt De exD t: «s em with vat s. rn C ie7) R ana ANG r , rent art 2 — lin - Vv , Tc nd ann ? we LOOK! rT — Lind ES ar 42 ay al ~ de ou io — 1¥2u ; nstra 340 tcx®) ORL has - (a Lass 74 oe r 13 , a me a ~ ploym figure SB. weno 8 A NCE A rae / Dihe: oma e of r OU oon R. orks a $a: s: = 703 findell 2340. td oo Wreent L: CHEVE we daa’ 4 = ‘eee poe oli tn 2. 33 La a. Ol +t - Be 7 Rox ent’ and pferred. | | BUSI USINE MI S 8 eo ture ee" Tat 33 anne 4 U Hocie orkmansh bef + one prices. St nie ein so me BR, = wen be * S14A SN 3404 joa os in Sot ® 5 Loewe A Oilve £24 Type at twee oun A ne “Se nd e can : cee —— Ss ¢ C ~ _ MISCELL. ~) If fer ee rd So per — a ~a » aoe tv Ww « OB -- ang sfactory. aft AU “ stage x eee tae ngton rices. ance is. T—Tou A x lock 3 b D—Tr v Pheu ee %* TYPEW! 7345 = rte Be nl6a Lad : oa ‘and eaciatac mov ANCE HANCE | SL ASES LANEO ] eure snd 5 Bie ~ ee 3 Fins kis par eno Vardrobe ur wotto order. he sagan ma . ‘ Neosbe — 1020. oct aa Olir ‘real buy: - red bo.” tra F . : Soe 7 “ity, ta ere -— S€e rket urnit “ange than. en. srand OF egg e Sa e E stnut , Roe se} . — y qua EVR e = Mm -s, uilt ive oe ms. ton 1 38 — res ert a , aid , 25 te e b ‘ak CA N F AN r our I for a ure. e of cu a ts an suit tr et f B! 3 ect Ww Riv nt ‘c8) to OT Ba: $15 de a —— Ba . Otte ~—e -s 2 prt: ‘ H UIR ele ¥y > | BL’ - s Idd} rmme ak ers. ’ - sid Re cr « FO ND >a iin r 2 ~ 7 nad and uit? urda xeh : cS) dz. for e ad td. vers! itv s Dp: ru LET ret 150 mou fea? term 1 rnet orm-drive wri mA. en ~ ona tt? ‘hte NG OOL E ph ea - 2 th et ebv to 2® ov att m RE .dw ape R- SEE FO r e # talxi ew fr Arser shoe ar y a an Cc first- titl —Wi ide £ be 108 runs —1917 aS nta! 2815 s: -te t Sales a4 tee? 9 B ire akee one WH TH A one rs of lie ye sy Stared ee Bn GIS ni gen SAL rs Ln RE Pathe a: urni J ey ten, esses nd 8 ge ARS st-class —~ trad arte el ge Sag =m tie abie | * Loc mn truc = « = 25 4 Il.E is ae SRA Op a i= — SB ut hall Write fe Ww bsg vomete vy Ts a “3 NG NT be an nach 2 EWE ee ci00 St unda sold W td. Ee = rine D BP a ~ you tour’ tee. gg ORL ust henna = . Be ig CENT - a eh TORS era ge. a Of teaee oe agg, agg ite yarantes : Rent Apne —A nd c = 2 Dw CHA At. yo BAR ELR ae = , tt 8 a” vs panneees you cu ANIE jiheee 4 ime: c ;* pee ; Cc ‘=e a ~ . ~ P . ~~ -AN ST 5 iA 7 dia ) wwe 2944 ir s Washington Louis: apertios ‘3 on kK wae — ery. ne WANT TOR AND. Ww D PH PO: RIE PAY mvestmont ‘ nas wren oF cht Bide _" secondh sel rho we E ie arge? ae | ure Shi ach. 0 : —_ & ugh Lae nd. © Me CA Roi ME Toads ea | ne, aca aera tes foi PAS scitne ih oer ehrowe nd Slightly Used | eines eee eae aN wes a ee os eat 2 as se Snes ee SAR Ss ; ‘zm : ae t tT f os acr " v— he ._- aioe ‘ - % o i Ov all y o— ERY CO (PORELADY (el | po Lou 177, Pe 5 fo ~ 7 yy) “it —chanice Pa o— We ae olin heme Tr Png D. Ca eor E ed F cm WE = oo" ilier, 1322 —~ RUCK Or te : a —_ ~ DODG ondition.. _ hy ~ ay ix 1900| p on Suk, sae Roberts, FOR S Cola a YOUN as. eS = 5) | 4 Amal price $2 Pest band eon EFRIG = ° mame & me agg cash: “eons ky Cash or ss xeha urn E clean mee. a for his “ - per t: condition: 3 uring car. Pestalo d- ee - 3445 ——a av. oe sea ee THR new tires; t mee CLE ALE : 4 é ge piney $ a. a * t. >> we wcat po i ; a rman ar n ave -¥e a te —3 "9 r. 22i ry ri S 27 nt body: —_~ etrabi he UNG TY! Ss RORK LAR or prose ner ad in me Raw ;ERA’ ATO ‘a ant ry 327 te a a - = . a a ime nge 1a — een E bisiest. cash b= MON r ar nom a 6: ms De ra} _ condition - s. > Be act TS ted Ah _ body. ag L twin .. _ ft ble ve at WOME 1s ADY fact GE r kd acre large cal mye 2 ee ge ig x ae 27 Ju to rari - age nt Bg ty ? D Tos. —~ oe pri — —— — . Co. ye 3 ton: ash. 4: ’ 9G E —- at — rand. good t! ct) | PORD “Hassler 9: wuntantead = 2 he — Pa _ Harte era 16 th urr w ™m "en Schw wil gas Pas i c ron > a ' ex) g a : 4 used our - tier ta man - Gy — _- *A lass \ r ea wi ires. D — u -f — ° . or mn 16 to 35. ber _ Pr sige 0 Py (Gas Dealer was factes ees aft. $98.80: ive 4579 oF tn [A Co. in the pe dels a aay._preferre Li fourine. eapest Do. ; en at at oa BOATS me =pee wir ton A Sete ee Sigs sexe anent and ae so maesonrhien pe mand ee et eet as en a fetes mam he DS FOR S Broadway we MOBILES Wr portage af ans “ood (tite. 3436 Linde ide anaes =o Washiog: BOAT x NO LAUN CTH WES" pean a: trom les ena NE bent tbl nd vi nn e u- S—Fe orean st ch wy s. tcl6 Ton. nd 6 ft tg iy $1.50 les vs DIA Ant vt hadi te: SA “8 1000 cas car. a Ved : once fc) | OX ctites: god adel. in =m | Soaee aiso stake ma earth c ~ anne ad + yes u ome ¢ Viel ; ect sires ey N. B chi L= hoes | sh id 16) gia Ho chai pede a} e a ron 4 LA -3asL aan ae rt _ LE cash. cash. Pe —A uve J no R a ae ~ reaso frs FOR . vas. = —_ ‘ lace Bos School. S844 Olives dvan ® et nn nD €0 Ty hi 1D] ion s +. wice aie lar for re Te ee ~~ “5 .xeernere rs. deatal dint! rato een ap We AMO . Pos r ng lem or B rs mak bett Auc cash, bal wee ha Saas nab a a D— et in HOR a uy N leg + Alte of eces- ns i] tv a pe gg? oe } veer ngs a R a a rs Oe i amen te gee, V et sores and eT M tel ri ge (ter 4m: P ve afin mec le nd Tru ody. fine SE of BE ~ Ae wh Tn cag Sid os y. in w to. oA or less mon 4 home hiff Swe co chee roo $7 T id pay INDS ee er Dein eph ~g pet ca (es ar © bal $i stance recha ex ck. Room Ss LL e t: x- | b er er ~ AS ' rn for ill ™m rs: om- lot on} >. a. es $9 a nsto Orn att) rv Dav a 4 ~ “ le: a 3 : r « one ee or sb y lx n lane od nee etc: nica prese Ma — AN TE Ope! “7 ull ed ad e ot SHIN p. tail ca oner. Bec at odd ers matt “iss fttee 2 out- CE us | ro little Ww “wae priv = | ima . an ca 1: con price RT “a e on I 284 ta liv: oO xfer —~ D LE rat 2 on e prod ° dem NG Amn! ails mopi: : ~~ ta! : wa s $7 re the table NTR las ut o AN ate pe RE r = 035 aw nay dit f — ees | > mh oe ke . = RD— bod einied ‘WE PH ors’ | § A e tr uee | a" ; M iy 430 ing — = ons 2 ragye $25.00. be RAL | wg Bee eg ANT (7 ui N.G , oes ge on 1919 Fa oa Du Cook $ rt xfer otoeiaay a 9 VEN rT ON eTy g of uck - ce ; ° stra P At sa Prope " a3 a WaA A Isc oun dre | pose a . $e ™. uss. | + t ow f t ED i? M ~~ 4 =_. G til get s ‘ . mon vou to or rs. rie: x. Sa! edia Truck Ro om Rg ee i ee E Co. ic re th -— nt io. e Noth. a ALK t on an gro - he. D LOAN y gutene niin EPA Be Pe eta ths. Bi — re. We ne (cl) —. Ss “ berts, —4 SA RG W € i at e b it : - st a arth - ie® CO ER en @ the aot eo resne =. TA x co rice war. - INETO Pur iR on ick R eons gar > i = ei w. _Fo Co. el worm 32 truc! re Hi LE Pa r Ba IXG icT2 ill n \+ ma est 18 GO ba Ez M word . => A are ta ul ear rs. { 4 M . bef h J — ae t ot calla 306 .RMS oe Se Mcgee ~ 5 ne MON 17 ae ae cat Ss. s RING, Lindell for 1914 tt . "$350 ae Mc’ r 15 hewg xs. x. - N and ess our from onc aagpeare whe ce Biiewtigen ain 8s ae “FURN ARSTRONG Fite ins monte: no aig: —~ Zo marie scltne. if and resaired. pec re vorgizou buy 3 are So “Gown sala i) veers iSTead a = ae eT T r r a w i me ate Nr Is N. E con: 3 iS eo = ~i yy M sig eee x s — : = ~ » EL sel ing. 3 ~ is oO t Mal “2 pay. b n ‘ ° t ab c¢ e n 4) : . Bs for * ia Ip Tbs fl ur d . m: w~ d t. F gen ELC : ik la be- R he -t - -F ca ecessita ee it Paper ially r presen applic d vicin in | Of «1 AN? Soe t G0ude. ~— URNIT ED HO ». Public Lib oor 14 - Twny Mize: s — waste ee aa ox Tgnition ¢ — CAR ar 0. $850 new : M4 Olive. i x D— Track. 1, immediate — arta y. 9 O tes In - cerns espon tative ations ity. overaiis, sh S737 N Broadway. mascines FU a pa ais: USES ™ ribrary oor nore HH. - aa ! al a for ve — Pose eo Di 3 10n Co.. “EN family oe to Ss - a. nr —~ Wastimaton. a. 1 5 Lecust. —— me oe +Hn jen ~~ pateh ponsible parties only poten = |; ee te ee mae Furs pene Fl she . os | ek = EEE Rae” hs fers “Es ace: = : r Pe wa | tiem: 3 Chet love —~~ rst. = es me age - itt 2 5 fc us LAL A “_ - live. oe —e . ae are WwW ce 8 4 —S J-1 rties nan. 2! age nderwear. le whe with ms am ist LAT—s + rr nal gg ATS a ne a MONDS Ese Mo EB aa = Rt ~ om me t jefter sal tinental = Mr in mode! iam) FO * Fes — “s s heres. @ enton 170 W If ——— 49 sore ne - fs. paulin esuehen I temas F % > omalt be oom B | creasing tamor DS \ = . Broadw Si aeiees fas noms | eg | nah ote nw "Lewis. th Serie RD— Post- i. : a a “22 rt Tow] : A i 800- , Baste — Girls. T id Acre — st-Dis-_ PPAREL LANEO a a. blankets. aaa ED = alt % ing siness. | _ iT, mer we = Ket our ¢ luea ¢ Al TED ay ., | FOR _— ge iS gga = = oa ee ae tor. S-paseenae a a oie a Es ry tech. pe ; tion old pate a i ——= -| 5 pet - month’ Se ae — — BP ma mayen ty Pate aw a tL ae cae ova = a r' ke | : RD “yaa wom — . a? tee and 25 Bet ie: _ Tract anne? :-- = Ford bodies a Jefterson. sy cone terme. ae 2l — £5: —- FoRps—1 pose with” poems 4 — on scales one / ; °o 71 F re! dite ties ~~ — sc - WII m ore on I 5 : 5 » vi4a~ ' J . . — stake — : . ve 1ence N Age it gay DEOK« — = ee aa mo =~ Waa WR a “we re Rd 2037, graven ving oe at a ™ — h af Ole be gy y Per cn a F BOD! lies ot stvi (e5) = ~ borers ng =— 5 amet t-rna bargai ies. — Bet : : ‘Team i: — HH ony vec r day under =e rena hont HiCca =A aw. ad fix oe? nd va- ecri sineth. tenn GOO a 1So : Li. diam a a. s Mew: rat ORD TES. a oe ae car: ¥ inet ! bed) Co 2ais ne f is “Stepheng : = of =o 5 essar to now efficier Wells 0 = 3 ve H | “ral oe ae tures. 2 aactexne —_ otlons. cea’ os aa, TTT ne ee — a *. seeneiiinns c BO tk cog FS coher Guee — ty wer = nesis terms hme sul tod 0 y : of b Thi tak clen ) to on or we i 8. ¢ TT Tags al? » OL 211 - a fo) lors ric e«- cont: ts. WA 4’ t™ ’ — - thing tea * ed i~- tan Rom ASST Dik ——" Al ic ORD— an "s ce 2 Bei! ae to ar : stake so Matc - rota vrels e | with iz ns is wel a man 0 aries: | LAN a * ne — ve. X et ANT chet neeJ ante furn! he NTE wee T « settle Geoldm io@) ont 0 ES. > *) Lave me my st offer. iced N F suit ice or her hed biac ¥ — to s r W ME ER | © cash Fi ae orporat 8. ate te iacont _ wi atk a = Macribe = : ee a ogee dns D “walue."or wit st Kets. Vi: man «& a AUTO A ANY RS, FORD va? starter: - isa th mm erad aol ORD you Jaane —" wo inc x — ee ; 4 ic pe o- t pe ¥ | ) t*'n } ‘ rs sa . ‘mrt oe cr L. a a > « . ——— _ : t - - oe! v =~"ro ak helietiatinatie a senate’ - me w = a ; um le ft u eepar® o ay ta eek } 7 OT Png: pn ve want = pe aiet — Led -# pay “ass Tr: Maa write oF amail ints e mode _ USS div: weliings: a SEL! Frankel Ps al a fee) i ‘H ee CA eal B STYLE. FO: jeter uring “ar c. tops live a ‘? . Sa a TRU ~~ ately, With N. Ls pa Se i ; FRlx 4 ey if ash om il or &r ba. ei HO 17+) ate Cas a7 zi Ro QD $4. - ints or ry Far arge a a. ca 4 us el’« v then yrve Cc sew A4L™M —s ABs 8oe.1 Opny 27> ws * 19 __ . 4 oer rd = ny CKS age Rx +o on —— — ig NDI me poe J co caealions Ain OUSE atertal sh f gaa : el Call iad lete for ee? 20:33 Bw 42 ?- . 1 -_ _ \T ne rn. j ; ne >» at - 9 ~~ gefe : 14 30 on wee — roe so) A ot DS ew TE w r L FDS “ot 758 Ire ne one fos JE dia IG rs. 8 I joa RD Cl t D —~ 2829 FOR 4 easy 916 new: (ec cal —t1 _ AvCTtS - er-t at one by | ed ee a+ ee . Sia ke rw x i Pr “mitral € d ‘ fa NT i ho . spr ing In eat ma LE tr = wv Watt . si. Da &) woes o le ' =— BOOT treet nar ‘ear re * *+* ‘ $i a) ver eek i RIN* Ne ~a ii. muick ‘ ED ~ ti to Zanv ings. rac m iv Pine chi pe © st td sp tt . 2. Love va rs ' LRY ds: ST Fra v ince j ASS ct co wr}, eT. POs - or wr Lock rgai | Bp on can. 30 wi me ane at i? ~~ ac “os 300 6 wee 5 eee r thar - oe y a hime. 25 ne. rugaiture. M: F s _ C ey. nk - aaa oes Wash ~— aadie~ ad irin mg absor _* ie een Sl 327 Choutens oraaly : sia oo cae w Kk __canrid SH. An! rown Peer -“ | RE sigh reese: two oe. 253 sa Yas € iture es. ater eres best SE OL! ° SH ick pm Seer 195, 19 aah tion; —_~ ly neun zc ca - SO a wa ber (cB De sive m x. ‘ ™M oa. -t C] banens eer tr. er nae a content! PW Rank vis ay =D—C tly wee: oak 6 0 Minne CARPET _ dressers: + aaet. PD ELL 121 yas a — isis oe oo Re ot Te St ae ——— . " Ni tg y = —— Mami = ‘ i bo . — aE : TY it ow : = ‘ ma - — : a“ » -00 vs Ww p a, ne YESS FOR S ive } ee + A 14th. each: “har a ghe PTS 19 Gales mar onm- | iE nds wet — | 8.24) in weeks 2; Stoo ct ~~ a ‘ 20 5s ny er 4) tien 1917 2J Stake @lll i mmedi nders nteTr O'C e Cc . piac “ BI aa SA ; Cc Ss; aed tuff near Gi Be Ad. it ORa@E row F de iT 117 IN AN U av. i yo we cS cs ~ a itv en og De He roe - MOF : ver " te Bo CAB. , per ors e a in. = Ld ture Ro 12 s read a U pi an D m u hi ) ae . uD 4 oe ™) ji at tour? ILE é ~ 4 “~ ’ wa ou \ gandwiches. . > : Foncatoats ~ Fee = wadtysto PU ae _~— Cont ano, no ¢ a ee | ogi R = vou ‘best cas call ! of PATENTS | _PA — Mi! aeam, Bi li, tee = an wl aa aie ce ee call Mr. Le—wiil et. boee repa we asa ms “MOTE as cic. Ws 7 Pt it : 7 at : Pos ‘i , MM « ~ —~ } a An tile y - : eg ~~ : LocU is cheatratio R Bam: ap 2s. ae > —— SONERI stock. all — Ay ll _ rs NTCRE—C Palm > ot -- ealers. ie%) Be deacrtpt E WANT cash orice an La prea TENTS —_ ler RB, a —_ a yo wit! JEFF Sarse, 2 sine: $200 gain. = _AUTOM ST ‘OR 00, F Ans Wisner P a sO" : YN Y 2 Rid Pataca nate NI ont =138 BER ons AN ros rso laa — _— he = anand s 4 reruns, SFFERY . Soo : im a s Cc ~~ ley. L. ey a M b ine | FE “ ¥ ¥, [Oo i h. ; T + ‘_- rue - a n ~~ - ‘ . 3 r’. pee S$. ou = t¥ ont Irn? Pt! - M en A By es a per st TION — @ anie: fen: aoe URE— weatents 3 gegen “ ‘awetiines ED (e14) 008 Ne a a eg te eons alae —— a > isis t Laas ediate deli ~ 4 er josiL tral Rae: te aw Try an nd ; Fe a? ON Ss . sas 4 i v At: gs 2 oO NJ. ce er pe: | D i u ‘ e R Ile an . a eae ratecker Se eo paw mie eo wt Aap wad snipers aod Se aT Moet ales Sere Oa wpe Bie oy ; 0 ing NFE tech ener rd son. (7) war rlixhe ioe rieht of h a La r . l. oof ] CHIC CH a Ol older — © r Su 4 ee... . he pay oe -- as a a i. 37M. EV mont Lat E = ce we used 4 Sen = R Free 3 ur Da pisces. {0 se — on oa | SS a9 #4 sown. & a —: = eee ~s- NITUR: cash prices“ ttle cxkS—~ _AND B ive S76 free. pune E inday mort “s sie 4 Iowa ex- maa a = aos tic newly paint rely mountaDie ~~, see Acme . ig elief by ledica vy ? . ‘hess: at om = Ine, grand: oRNTT PR furn! Pa - heuse: se : Sere E WA or Sonn CHIC s settine —2718 ~e a BIROS . 6. (8) : by: lor —_— th CH good FU nth. 3 ason vi] “4 \KER »ne or 26 pug! ae lis H RD ek gc- OM n Mi rent. urtatl ia ine oh d-n st ha! and , = $9 aa rea! cael: e at . Hil renn nl ng rms road —. - 7 Per a ane he tage sg ee ‘RNI os iA We Pa URE a aA ue E 470 Sin pachore. (9) | © — cre ho a eed badiner 4 new; , M ance ‘Detter lo a inet we Bw mal ss 1 chase aon an3 hae roadwe aemnans I. —. of cheep a — Une sees ee ~ — : room house west Ee $225 Wro- - FOR } > Wi tral a4 and EGGS ered stack ene pS tive. Bomeet —— ry ; term : U ae Ms Go “aller ~~ uss: ot. best tin good F Vv. an ec! “including sol no rent DE: aE a al OR a ia Shel a = legh asunab! high iT) CH ek. Picaily; take $150 :dell — _ small ner “coven * curing rand mw , a y teen tw — coun = S | et en de: Ds Dru with ode par _ UR? 18 ine ne ia deal- | EN vids a da D “ICS am or dle. -¢} & 3204 ta ster ranc aber- ¥y eck s ! cood at 4120 a be Ste w a one of rd 4 — ek cas tour h. $6 OMe oa SS ae oT amen ACT g > ' aa - sag ray Rs 1a Ch Sout RNIT A- x37, will ay —— ‘ol 1 6427 shy — La ~ oom o — i yg ely 3 — easy tern vat & al (c6? METE ——— ate a Pe — aaa ge years 2 a. ae STtM y vente aftar Beco CTURI rin | renal vhon. now Co. 50D. oo ae UR a - tena “pela ho | CAL = aoa and bay. {cS a So ° Bn ay ste ogg 3 | FEE ~2et9 omen alii “6 Clas dition OR an Me — ity | 180 ae 52 pha an‘ - ; i © an ae 50n. D2 nut leu ge E— ost - i nts nbe mec: | wil L. rean goo Da or roy i oa oo le = ate FO ioos is on cate oe — Peeping ste -Tor ope brea a r per 1990 ary for ow en eal ' arog a NG C re 735 =o = Soe Bed da Dispatch. oasiccre!, wil give hughes be goods Has = oa BE North “bundeed "bas Trach (0 Seuee Sees ‘seat Eas kav ict fon We S-oaneener: a even Sie Se STE el 7a a a kx — | r - “ ‘ "1 > 9 ¥ . st - : “ . Pato i ‘ 2, . 2 at er ‘ . ta ; Trt ° nr ’ Ww: r ssen . - shore ai annual me alt \Lromad a ggbrtvate I ae tminta Ine | snousnoid 50 rolas. —_ Greent mS — o- hydrate for ad. 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So. °T comai- IMPLE a rt ‘eam ine a Saturd im teh amly s “hest- Re ed e ST -pm Frou > a ¥ ot Dex ip r. chi mer urn: m oes a ats 1 kt vert To a. broe ‘ce eh ’ : w) “condition rene ‘ at ° THeTS i = ra | eats for ce f ai- M iT¢ TE Te Peta | ys ES an tere: “a” rer m store “ wr) ni resser ‘ j pen tr ca u ac Le 36 ~ inds- er . Ten - iw . Out er a M. we ti toad r ~ond of. th) Tr i cream. 3 . terart r a (or — ‘ent ras sictn - % 4 ie help aa, oe Sh sere eS ma , = fanter. ons 2 colo colonial Temirror rete WE pe Ce. hines act" “ ont a5 La- —~ STORE si i sat a * Nern = Bg a. — — a, an ones — a 2 whe ey mz. oF ppuimt- ENT & - pon, ont : th ree. SLA Suex ou Bo “Se, 1 45. Co net: = dresse Forage TP ay cor Ls ue ito ae. $F n ae acy SR Bae ~ ce i. —. P av en “a car Te - a red etty fet 4 es = or: ft _ Brose eid at in balkary . > on aR -—_ reaewona ® hogan retreat Te sas chifforerta 4st weed fu hich at Victroias. fold TORE AND ¢ = tear t north of On +. 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LAOve _—s 5 P Triaeo oid: = ane’ ante able. te at EEDST rv. ie. ——— Mr een eo " ain ERI ' Poe — Red 735 ‘ : me Tour —_ — = es 4 AND en ~ (e) | kitchen urant ted. electri = Var 2 linn A Nt fh ah er ° m-inch . 2 - oun ge bride. ea a ERIO av mre two extra. off i33s eas ees Meni _ ER tery: w tor } RY + ds ad _nowert NS Tes oer ew? -agnout. 8 bao — d. pes ‘ ‘af y Sees , x N ore pain ine ine. “ = oy 8 oo me ore. te ¢ “chairs duffet. — ask ti BRIT. DIC ir — ym Eanes desk oh Re 3 onth iv TRS il sell ch er a. _—.. -- S206, — + mode —) *. “cy! inde a ae oe => oes. ae - attac bers tt. ba y i : .. tie :*a it ran Pe =a —— - ee — pti Lae ICALS te ind ge urrare Le DER well Bo ay ; ad starter Ov ERI all wconomical. 1D . _—_ Chevrolet. lon — oh . uty er } . od . . 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Bere : ee 8. hats. sata, Pa Ag — . « Seo — X_Jattornen ie —— jmentin crite e 7 DEBA a . onomical. 5 fur, FR ne 6- ~~ Inder wees } oh need ™ Mar » ‘ces + ~. raf : - tgs en a Se — ——— oF . 2 .. > used - ~ : ™ . BAKER—t nr soem oe we hppa — . il le ‘ oo ay > ann aelt ” . rece 4 PP af SAF Snamean 3 one a _Garar ae i oneuteen ra Fane wg ~ Bega — = ot al ss a be vos ndrrrey — , es By Es t ive pid ro add Post . crific nem ‘ott aw af SP x. —iee oS a es = fae angi is re ter 3 =x. antes 7 eS : and . ‘itlee __ ‘y ¢ Rt - i c- . — SF as ry k s- om mane — : a 79 nomen 8 Aes % whee ance § ~ Amy i jue mong nam, — : DOLPI one : T.At se RU + 38 oe @ ee 4 ,» WH ae i re u —— teF y panes cK - ener trie cL ver cent — oo wr Ot ton Ss a a - Tikes $23 a - 2 new Pie e~ t menet ci = 4375 — = . Tt. Bie ts . fae ~ _— 2od: ~~ — »ten ne reais : e Divee y “a: » oon : -_ yea i= ~— 7m 9 tee — CONRO sente & 3 eset we t emia ue Spex AND or N » a rh = aitter ‘2 -* rth LDER TUBE ms m2 08) 7 ‘in sent-bott 3 & ane TIRE sale te — oer ae = me ira: | en peste new we 3 we ‘cave | ee ae > = « Ste = aol — = 2*s = ~enda, . = a - Pu = ro G and “* : _ ee Ye _— r wr ; + : = =e Lava ~- $40 > exo irs = hy \® scan huey 4 . R53.
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A , a er. 21 ~ se — ’ a Fi fe papec- be has leer fom PI ded: a: @.m: Sn a igi open | Nierma 1307 | ne ers n wi Oo U for $205: ca 00; M me Y. 3° ~ wt - ae by MA ~4 ~e a " Bay (cR) TT i fas. steer ~4 5 ee s F F Brees ong nod iv - T. an ( ; oo ft Rains ae body : ot, aes Biacalance i. wes hy a ER asic Bist. ay * OR R _ e mene : zw ed very | 1800. 10" y, TO] LE” ‘ of Nomany ca a st. eas" —Da a tENT—WES OO 7 ~ 15 75. te 4 te itt c8i y d ear ™ TA w u 6: ne fc) RC 33° nt wom Ww _ “tae Je int. uderw 1 Deim : ar. sa a ‘you i RITZ ort tat Jent i—Lars ate hor me BB 3 REA ns te Vv et ee. ee : is ty ho m Me," tone THE a cats tag 1919 ; -ER ben: iT ro Maan gy om for ces ate a te \F ne iar, t Ames on and TEI pewriter er. rf pi LIA LUDO t ~ ree’ “pf el “st "1¥ qh priv > Int Fos sont S nde et FURNISHED FLA _— uc ‘rive: | E Secs ‘piano in Bb tent mien i, br VA SH : aon es ve: © st. Bes R—\ ron | E ie 7? le no $ LP a. — 3 Oak ci fe) ~ en 132 faite tase . bu aia cf PA Ee , - * = T i 4 i * ¥ ight 3 spiea bed ay ee sy ie ssh = oa | WER oe ae oa Forest =a = Fs faa LATS E. - ght deliv ett TT hine CE £25 te .. — (8) ae aus * a, thy . “sis W one, nen wreate = ge ovax ree |e et. & ~Com $ - lr eliv ery § ; 123s "i to S mont 3 HER ed are. ans, 9 Ol sy wean Soleing © fami fr 3M. exc a. "mow feo = ‘room ef AP a th Ba * f . a nat | 4 nt iB inte is vend ate family Fer Protes' t A 8 uth — —— * ND * te cya hs, Ligh ech era used ine “se ww pry a nad ag oe mt = cel | ee Ks: , RTM n | . : nett OT! 7 Pin Seo T DOP’ _— rt note t WARHING ve ed f (6 4961 = ictenes,: pia ay Gt a ° : - P A 3@ ac I n c xz: h n { N r r oor I 6) i OG t re r — — WANT TOR CY an rest gate ne Wes gee aie Lent ind | Oar 2 ae TS) ot an 3 > sane ick. cab. : 2 CAR ED oneal canis ye aps SB A ere ph Bo eee oe 2 es LARENI vee_¢ pone! ak north ____REAL ESTAT | res; _ > ee a e e 4 =. 2) ve ° Pagers . Ce; amber ne | ~~ — a cro renee | ee te ieee eS rm me ee era Baste = rouse 88 mimay be er | a av. rms. —" Colts phe 4 o ma Neg GHT Oli ments. :V we fine B ns. dera home — y fur. iF —— Tee 1 EST io ama Ba, on E oO ’ 1- guaran TT SALE olfax. ~) erates ete oor . pe mr ts. | _ working ms ‘ eae A—Two, os nae | URN ompiets in geste pay re penn -colon me | —. STA o Se ~ Satan tw ences E x a U sage me m hi a xt AN t. Saran n up! 43 eat % I om, roo SISH m in 6- ~~ ee wit i | i0 wed 204 ulc T Was lg teed: greet wien Ala “URTATZ rantees. $169 wi : tag (ec) | ae SO ae ge ar” ely 3m . SHE aid — —~ *s h. tr peo ckly. E WwW sh o8; orm ty Cc yl 7 erate f cas nt Z - ” C grad c ha y on a it KE e| aT 10 Hi fur sac oe fix ) se ry fi tects _Wi lg Fon . ca © WANT ghingon aa 45: ATS 0., ner. sin c7) from of ER’ All "ONRO’ 7 tically low =e) h | BL +g dta0 wil louse ke = | ar irniture ciency: rr detail: — wright eas th, ~ o NTE season,” ~f ® hoe £ ve 38 y ma iz ts 34 aan ee LA ge. 3: c. 7 a} ee) io y tT a il; a we , ca m ho » ~— Lod in onl AN ‘single gg $40 lightly a a iy. new. eat aaeee prec in 2 re E. for nil she ME pply ed 8 ap . ma. WA Ww alt i. © = M ~ i y y 1 iD Ic le i s He: t za e an ( ( e n D n iat 13 r tN i art Se N t ine L : ut ; Maxt in fine ah ee, AT wes. LAU nels speed sete : os), Ce Pash oF : — IE, NOR _phanes_rease 1a 18 ip: tw pea i ae ore all ie; city ures ‘ho r 9 sd ‘ . u a 3 rathags as I if t ° . mart ane - et \* ' - t rea ™ dy. Re mn ied 8 To NC ors aley. a Ss oe | term rise 3 — ouse | ROOMS — ae RTH hous samalhe. a TGATE, ~ re _— Foor ae 7 McIt = eine deter iE ag Miao ES” ETS " fir marae 6029 —B. ES Bony TY ae or rare . ES is; $70. in o° Dall __ Nott &. Arnold. ae ~-*. cater 4 rt CO. — AP = etre w cash ee ay | LE o_ 8750 = cent of r a ns Fores ALN, car oes rest? a PARTM SA para: a FO woo | 0T—2 f istreet, ting OR (96) pa 2 om RIL AN 7 ~~ APARTMI TS. iste — x aa buys 4422 ma 1708 ck =: _ CT 1 Ss best: oft f LA ov) STE loor 4 — —~— S. m ? rot are AND S st sttras R | yT—Sacri Li W. of rae Ae iwi claw * ni rover h iS | iy Ye ep ME moee Z Vv 6 ‘he S R 41 as a ca D 11 r 303 d for aires E ated ctl R a sth - e of w r ts gar on lazed o a oo cgi wit ody; dri Oo Ea 6 a . 7 shea r ° dri 6-to eran n 6 xi ] ; S ie AN ae hs. sian M a LI ria: 402 n me em — ehil Un re r 5 . Ww =a Hi iso f —_ rt — rh it r ae fie omree Sy li e. Jef i fu wt est E ~~ RQ fo 1 neh Beneks Katchel. ae an gen i) lve STE ne ‘ 0 — e: 150 cP rd 8; 2A i; nt plo -: | Pu. "union: Ap Wr vard Ww . AN ned » oust ) ong ia : 13 | rivi B.... h ava en r a butlers It fer | rine pa of LL hsm t SA F me 4- ich “pa e. . tle ee St R2 “Ww puna th only h HE oP ds. low —. aa A; yea AT “i ° d —C bs t TE . on con et. a! ~ 13 | on ite hallow to rs rw ic er’ bas 8. 7 K S Le OO i vu a meet , : ; — Prope . sit actions. & at ick 1 resi DOM J “eg “A pat oo? Ty =~ ip be > “~ hi fla = or CE SOnN” see | Asi a 2 | | celles g! tile ee on thit oR ' 6- _ DIC ndition; ja $ AVEN f) BUSIN PNcT : R we = most. 0 " oo" eh i33 Soe ns sAY & a el . nas { A: gy yd Ay 5 Lin site| FTA r ea tk. i805. - ort at: a ease | sath ro ,: (' i Car w ~ & prot ‘conetra ir heat. - try | FP K oe oats IN . 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In a ut st 1 B SAL -to fink er , La Calite ra. be ge iit ge fo Phys Pi this GE PINE us ne AtiY a fe a “ee . electr at Us KOU Fiflce cl ‘wr G N (5 — th eer S N seers ~ He F N BR orche 2 sma A en U ul n, E a M . eg life ha 22 ch Me) v5 Ke igh h h ly r A my ut lian is , JEN oo KE she OF . a k Ww Ww Mr r Ca ou ect wep Se S $5 LJ us ce latter ,. nd T \ U a} 4 By at. TO ve co.” i () 0s RR: p 7o- es 7 ee s: u th and | be ~ w: w ma Co. Sm i ne rn rnes eap; $195 le. wa tlv oan t pa le er opi ~—- “ TI m ¢ RI ot -Tw rable fii wa | L ard whee ho 1 it tric: 4 cAS R fo tte Bmane' a 4 IN EB Va Ps Ch N a tel R oe ss —" boty n Park ith Y BUILD on ; nel s ive 2: a =. ta. 8; (33x) t go ma sel Inu u act hoe at ano, | Le EB an cr ae arnt nis 4. re oe Yee Mack. € a. — R for ima ou ch nd . 2 _B iene tens (ok | re cents — Cc uIR ece a 8 8 Park. _ * = ean, UTO : - am en. 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JOH w 22," West M (98) aoees Kini $3500. T e er ¢ beat AV $10 Y o_ *~-3 g ST T $13 _Chestagt, . emons os ? en B Ww RY aturda t no eD AN MARK) hogan, RC at Dispe —F Beat ANTE frond rar’ ae —— 10 to § etic; (» HN ut Pa eC @) | elie nlo ‘$300. AG \ } tee heat: n EN . $2700 | 2 et RE ~ a4 t uc or nt @ EN a 7 — rd ™ Ip: Ss: 4 R M a iy, 0 is : u nish nts D nai | r aur ro ent o § st t ri Par au ts J. A an ch ca . : V. t. E 4 : . i ‘ . SRS a rate: $500 rood all inthe Ol \NTED oat aie rea fa OS—In ACHINE. ‘room rai Cote’ 1 ~~ FS aati ta ee "lor 5008. : CLL 20 ark av. pane © | Cor z. De pee SOU ae eS ann ae Cor. Ha emedern. UE pies en' B ee ‘ i : as : ; ¢ ! nis , 3 w on ; illiante wn Z a “ee ou n 87 = n, 7 = s — e . - ty Po Nc ian tas T t: ee eta ee west = Ss 8 oe FE MAY, ST oi hs Upt Ex. se, evga an Es i “ask ~aalaakos a\= ae Ae ee re aay i | "is or moran anes ON ery: as ip hey : 8. P NE "Ht ~~ | Tis e ‘pri X- | sae w a gp ectab oe aioe — } LP on uri il ce ral et ; C | = a: t and ES ey A ri : ; " ton, bod: 61 ine and CY "-Gr ® bait | L A ive 4° rm t ae oo ee. We a g Ox le lac gta Poeaes paws rox tare: iw Motor "24 ORTH Mal Caus dee» xf .- pes oy 36 ors ae neste ats af a H eon Co., PRO A. - grocer” fs ser’ ( dts ard LIN teens | not YER RN & C Oa t ang, peal Farnishe rc Pa slay | chan f-Footn of 3 en r day. FAR} FA 5249 Gitmor n 1431 .| room” COT ot Sixt bath sntord ra. a Gt oe ll “1 Th PER me? ate eal | : edi oe I ND Spe. | In Cc; ) ie ie 01 nd re pate! al oe (5) | trie oom ed onven oy . em | tM a ican ar. ( eat, ae / TT, Sxl23. ee pe FL. 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A nee ; Sts Bt meine og Bae eatnut . r Hott if ve! ik ot B MN r iT 1H OF = my axle ae LL — Ny wilt | Tr 1 te a’ tr fee , “s A : ae : Lf ¢s aA Ps Us N wif ir ou iS ‘ bat pret " ir bye 14) “ee oa a terme. 8 om ation Ir A ot ‘ Dl nt i tn ptarhae IN was INE Pin se I! os" vas a Fes a nes c will. at 2 René ;. m Lark cone: 3 | ‘ ae - mgs af 4 INES : as Be, OR Ty" = x ia ar ane E ak bu Ae BH sey = “4 ne Ae Me , nat Ww’ tiv re ar “ 5 Pp ¢. be uM . | ER | bane a art ts - 7 5 ! ? ts ran = home. for BT tt ae ie In ht a ot “wont ow Olivera aie . = riner oe wee (cB) oot) wone re = yOU oe te at P ‘ seat Cc ERT fe viez ot * ‘ AY aie aa estnut, (c8) «t atw ; € P “4% . '* . ~ > ty r , ® Fy - te. cots dot O\ midge 728 oe es ENT rv aE a ee ied oF Ya % = oth sig het VE. 23 840% lars and RAL FOR will oe pol) rel | ne! he : end of oa nd t hetgar ) ; nul a: 2 “com wr ees L ba 2. 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‘ST.LOUIS POST-BISPATEH - : 2 | . FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1920. ST LOUIS SS | th . seas es to ta 7 — ‘STOCKS DIVIDEND DECISION losses, both Republicans and Dem- ‘tions and stock dividends from repeal of the $2000 exemption and comes and profits. WHEN Yor ; 7 Editoria! serted, “they have reactionaries and | progressives, they have Taftites and | 'ocrats holding that the eventual loss escaping taxes. placing of a straight tax on all in- Rooseveltians, they have economists STILL UNDER CONSIDERATION in revenue will not exceel $35,000,-| Several plans to replace the reve- | == —=:, ADVERTISEMENT ss BRUSHES HIS N g and appropriationists, they ,have res : VON. nue lost under the court decision 1olders in person service c - > , -ovide , ists and former chairmen of the Re- cussion of methods to regain Gov- no personal vice corpora- Chairman Fordney, provides for the ublican National Committee and li ernment losses resulting from the Ask to see our spring roller you go to a dance, the th awning. the latest and best on oot. with delightful ¢ _ouisville Speech $2,-) Publican Nation: Me | wes re: T ing. at an Says in Louis: ille pece women, all to go on a voyage of dis- gecision of the Supreme Court that RUP URED? gene ee t bes SOT ea: 000,000 Was Wasted on covery for the purpose of ascertain- stocks dividemds are not taxabie Pe eS, : ’ A vanes 2262 mported coal ; ing what Republican principles are.” continued today before the House — OR MEE ate pares eg Ske make your hair gj smelling Committees. Referring to the presence of a Ways and Means Committee. = 3 WAY Don’t Throw Away Another Dollar on QENTRM EN; , lustrous. It does not § Ep the Associated Press number of women at the dinner, Joseph S. McCoy, Government ac- > brow _ 7, See e ~ LOUISVILLE, Ky., March ie ie Cummings said the Democratic party tuary, who appeared before’ the Money back without question . oe Ser. ein The . the hair—and suppH Wasteful diture of $2,000,000 if HUNT'S Selve fails The Herniatone ventana ure c@coanut oi] P asteful expenditure o hissuinaie “nossessed an appeal to the women’ committee yesterday, was to be re- tment of ITCH, ECZEMA, huseaiehiealie eladaen ¢ ee P - sof - ? ™ z . . P . . = lo hea ine ype rn | after — onstration at The Herniatene Co., 501 ~s" WNING O. y iT et 2 Cc eh .s. wOULD QUICKLY RELIEVE costs 2c a x against the Republican majority In . .nects the nro nic as! fec » court decisi« Gov- . i aspects of the program which has fect of the court decision on Go other itching skip Try Pine bet ween 10-4. ,, Saturday 4-6. gu. freshing shampoos. a Sir A nge LOC OES hemes tient © SL CRE RA. inte AD OR RAL SRS bbe LTS Pi Pipes» Bo vs ~ — on . 4 t . e haverten he vane vs f - a a oe ~ vr - 72 > 7 aay . 7 vs Congress by Homer S. Cummings. }.en outlined by its great leader and, ernment revenues. The committee « 75 cent box at our risk. ae eS a SEE be chairman of the Democratic National nich has been carried to such a/ is divided over the necessity for ad- te Mecho ogre he pr tR RUPTURE CURED’ TH0cr S51 Lactede Av. aka ry — —— it or will gla ~ aet ‘ : ; 515 Olive, Committee, in an address here last ou ocesstul culmination.” ditional legislation to recoup the 514 Washington, 5600ADeimar. night ata dinner attended by Demo- cratic leaders of Kentucky. The committees, Chairman Cum- mings said, were appointed to ascer- : ; : tain whether there had been any , graft in the conduct of the world & Mie SS ee is there in this war to compare to the paper-sole shoe controversy of: 1898, and what is there in this war, to compare to the embalmed-beef| scandal of the Spanish-American yy -., - : TEMPORARY break in the clothing market, due to a scarcity of ready cash, brought thig a Assails Congress. , | Gane wonderful selling event to St. Louis! Extraordinary conditions arose in the ranks of the — “We have fought a great war for | md ee gs gegen : : eee ve cee ee | a rer New York clothing manufacturers when the banks suddenly refused further loans! These’ ~ ca to greater heights of glory and = eee =| Sas omakers simply had to unload thousands of new Spring Suits to realize immediate cash! Our buy- ~ dh d lend h a. See * — Sy Rael Geer Snowh: Detere tn ber B aaae 4% ‘ 4 PT Pe np o> . a 4 SG n : ane spoanttgense tee ‘ ‘ ~ Bes a peer z P le v SS a oe 2 pote bee Y ee aye ? “ - oe sie vn ey ores $. riphacky . Bien - ” vers ee law > a aa ae 5 ri - a ~ ~ ; ve , “ - amie . SOR A Re ERIN AS Cet BA 8 eta ERS SO ~ ¥ \ p= eee If ae F Ke Bek ase : ye Soe A big let ef unaseualiy well Ss A select group of really high- BR L, : you are of neavy or medium | ike SASS SSS © | a made Suits that will stand grade Suits that will put your és . — = Sh ee ; a boy in the front rank of neatly _/ ——— build you will find that | — ‘sy 2 BSN 5 4 be ee » Rae 2 ‘ . ‘ a me ‘ the strain of the activ ec Re: Be i B ING SUITS ss oul | ES SY =. EASES s : s wWiothers! Be sure to th fine quality (7) nO | Vata SS ae a Sa . sory Aiea nat ek. y » rT? ) ESS. AS See RAS es mee om Mothers—every ‘Sait in Spits: You'M like them fer their indescrib- Ice —— Loe | Ne > Sedaaie Re e . e unequaled tailoring lift them far above the _ O rs ets strengiy weven casai- useal run of blue serge Saltese! Cut in the “s mere fabrics and lined with classy waist-seam model with many little you te RE Els err Sil e hat es A pp Kp ei hae P é : A heavy Suits tha- will give pro- at oe features that beys 6 te 17 appre- ciate! Remember—these are the heavy. lemged service and always leek neat—<«izses € te 15— double-warp kind and the price Saturday is only $11.95! priced im this snle at..... We Led Qocmty “UR WR.ger dor way ot ae PaO the réinforeed back and hip |i —Worth $6 —Worth $8 | —Worth $10 lines. Rengo Corsets “grow [9 Splendid quality Pante— Smart-looking worsteds, Out-of-the-erdinary val- rena" Open Saturday ie er Se a ad ee x yon: ‘ Renge Corsets are cconom: = . | ) re) , CLOTHING COMPANY oC cally priced from 33 to sit N. W. COR. EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON AVENUE arts eben ond Men’s Pants | Men’s Pants | Men’s Pants| @ r 4 i ow oR a th TAs pee Ee Si va bi ie a eee oe oe = . = BS he hen can eta eee Beas HORE GAT “aT ALL GOOD STORES” THE CROWN CORSET CO. EO NO ORTIGAS OR AE RO eee
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ORM dps Papi ha SOP Re he ER a — oo . —— eG PONG: OO Nya P ’ “ Fu ee Ce ee a ee ue lee ae Mn oy oe ere Papen Uae wre tOaeaet 8) ai» te Bor Ni Cewmoaeit sam aeern = — ee en ee OM OS ee ee ee eee er Cie Sn ee 2 wb ~~ ee eine pw oi Lint a ene See eS ts ST Cig 7 ee A 91 RE ONE RL MRT = ATR = ee 8 ee nn en hein aaldnadl AIR hc eh adn We hee Rh Raid an: ai ee i aa ea: ati : ee . venal than a game of penuchle. rvation | of St. Louis County who expects'to recoup his for- | | tunes from the one-man car—is he a figment of Tre- | 'celvership-manager’s imagination, or a ragged but dangerous fact? Sheriff \Bopp, it is surmised, will be inclined to doubt the existence of a bandit gang in St. Louis ‘County that would raid street cars of any type as a regular nightly detail. And his doubt is shared by | an overwhelming majority. * > Li > — a CLUTTERED PUBLIO PAYROLLS. With the question of ratification approaching’ -In announcing his candidacy for the Democratic ' the final stage of salvation or destruction of the} nomination for Governor Judge Mayer of St. Joseph pointed out one of the causes for the mounting cost | treaty, fresh and strong influences in favor of rati- |' fying with the adopted reservations—the course ad-'of government, namely, the pernicious habit of ap- vocated by the Post-Dispatch—have come into action. pointing a commission on the slightest provocation. | Herbert Hoover, whose knowledge and understanding’ The birth rate of commissions in the last 10 years of European conditions and whose sound judgment on has risen amazingly. The death rate has been nil. the problems confronting the world are generally ad-| And since a commission, so soon as the commission- mitted, unqualifiedly urges acceptance of the reserva-| ers are appointed, must have a full complement of tions. which are the best terms obtainable from the’! secretaries, clerks and stenographers, the consequence Republican opposition in control of the Senate. He; is that our State payrolls are obese. regards the peace covenant as a whole—“not a docu-; The people of Missouri are paying salaries to many ment,”’ but “an organization of the moral sense of the; persons whose services might be dispensed with. How civilized states.” He urges its ratification on ac- many such persons there are we don’t know. Auditor! count of the great body of the covenant making for’ Hackman could probably compile such a list if so’ justice and peace, which are unimpaired by the adopt- | inclined. Anyhow, the Auditor of a neighboring | a: ed reservations and which offer a sound working basis State, Oklahoma, developed that mood a couple of. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. ,,.. an effective League. ' years ago. After much investigation and collating . The Democratic Senators who have labored to he said there were 2214 names on the payroll that. The Armenian Question. | save the treaty from destruction by amendment could be removed without disturbing the public) To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. ‘have practically accomplished their object. They service. If those persons averaged $3 a day the dally The time for the United States to act 1... roueht reservations to the irreducible minimum. cost was $6642, or something’ more than $2,000,000 in the Armenian question is now. For, against the evident intent to destroy. They have a year. That Missouri’s payroll is as badly cluttered | our nation to sit with folded hands enact saved the great body of the covenant, all those pro- up with supernumeraries as Oklahoma's may be she watches inertly the destruction of an | | visions for discussion and arbitration and for the assumed. innocent, helpless and Christian nation, | | co-operation of nations for human welfare. If they | This is a waste that can't goon. Risa Eibreutons | Turks, is nothing short of criminal. | reject the whole treaty, on account of the reservations task, of course, to extinguish a political job once it | No nation in the world ts so well fitted | | on a few articles which the Senate majority persisted | is created, but this labor of Hercules has got to be | to act in this matter as {s our nation; we 4, adding to it, they will commit a stupendous blun-; performed. Whether the politicians know it or not, should do it, fearing no consequences. aera blunder the disastrous effect of which upon/ the conventional buncombe of complaining about) The United States has won, and deserv- | world peace and civilization cannot be measured, and extravagance and promising economy and never re- THE FATEFUL DECISION. _ The adoption by the Senate of a new rese ' favoring self-determination for Ireland and her ad- mission to the League of Nations is significant. It, proves the growing sympathy for the cause of Irish | freedom and emphasizes the menace to the cordial | relations of Great Britain and America in British | faithlessness and delay in dealing with the Irish ques-| tion. In a recent article the Post-Dispatch warned | England that Irish sentiment in this country Was a smoldering flame which might bring unpleasant con- | sequences. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec, 12, 1878. Published by the Pulitzer Publishing Co., Twelfth and Olive Streets. POST-DISPATCH CIRCU LATION Average for February, 1920: Siebiow of $94,889 Sunday 218.358 DA DAILY AND SUNDAY cs POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM I know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress and re- ‘form, never tolerate injustice or corruption, always fight dcma- gogues of all parties, never be- long to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plundercrs, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- voted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drasti- cally independent: never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or pred- : vert — JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. Naess aaa “2 Dd oie Sie See ee ee a tei _edly so, in all her struggles. Why? For’. blunder for their party. They will put the party | trenching a peg won't do. We are now a tax-ridden one,reason alone, and that is because she | in a false and untenable position. They will disap-| people and must have relief. Judge Mayer has indi- has always fought on the ae of ce oa point the sentiment of an overwhelming majority of! cated a spot where the pruning knife can be applied, Our forefathers came and establis eur country through much tribulation, | the people. though he will have to be more specific and explicit because of the righteous cause—the de- On the other hand, if they vote to ratify the treaty | in order to be convincing. sire to follow the teachings of the great Mr. Wilson must decide the fateful question of ace | oo | Nazarene in og cag ao ee a | cepting or rejecting the whole treaty on account of a! 4 good many vocations are misunderstood. For ° ation = i calaceed becnsee 2 vod ane renounce | (¢¥ reservations. He must decide in his own con-' example, a man who lost his nerve in an attempted. Christianity for Mohammedanism. | science and in view of the world situation and the: robbery says he is a professional wrestler. People read with great emotion of the’ welfare of mankind, whether or not he is justified | f i li for the. martyrs who gave their ves in destroying all the work of the peace conference, EFFICIENCY AT THE GAS WORKS. = = i Li Lie. _ a 2 +> ll The Zoo Board has purchased three sealions at a' | price said to be $100 each. While we are not a _ the size or price of the animals, the figure seems | é Bonds for Him. = = re cause of Christianity in those terrible | years after Christ's ascension. But those | che crowning werk ¢f Bis Ute end the frets stat Figures printed by the Post-Dispatch show that Cleveland, Cincinnati, Kansas City, New York and Today our nation, though sympathetic _it ds, and , % ee —_ cos viene grag a ncaa Aren’t the laundrymen going to leave us any thy Phan the 85-cent rate the Laclede Gas Light Co. of y watching one o lucre? | St. L | ouls now obtains. Chicago pays 3 cents a thou- | Let us arounse ourselves! The Senate) nis ' sand more, Boston 25 cents more and New Orleans 45 i our.mouthpiece, and if the Senate is| RECKLESSLY OPERATED BABY CARRIAGES. 2 | | idle on this question it is probably because; The circumstances surrounding a collision in the! oo .es in their peace-time charges should have most. awake.and send up such a chorus of pro- | painstaking examination by the commission. The | test that it will shake our leaders into | a baby carriage containing a 4-months-old infant Laclede company’s customers are also suffering se- | nation | were such that the case was adjudicated by the im- position of a fine on the driver of the auto. But i ih ave no recourse but to hope for early reduc tion stands or falls; for woe to the nation’s directs attention to a traffic danger against whict 2 y reductions. a > |* It is possible that there are towns where the La- right to prosperity and success when it | 4 & ren te eaeiee Sent? bb tte fellow na-| present precautions are lamentably inadequate. @ _clede company might study efficiency in gas produc- We know as yet of no instances in which occupants an individual, and the same is true of a/ of automobiles have been seriously and permanently | United Railways could study tr action c nation. If it fails, sooner or later {t must) ' injured when the motor vehicles have been run into. | Philadelphia y y efficiency in| pay, and pay ‘to the uttermost farthing.” | perhaps overturned and demolished, by baby car- | No Quarter. | by inattentive custodians. But such instances may Po the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. ‘be recorded any moment. Afen't most of our thor- | oughfares wide enough to enable baby carriages to be | who ve up the last ounce of his oe ee the| traffic, damaging costly power vehicles and placing - — a sealion on the hoof, or rather flipper, can be) principles embodied,in the perfect in-| the lives and limbs of chauffeurs and others in immi-| °C"® t for a third of the price of a Missouri mule and at about the cost of a Missouri cow. who can | he gave to the world, and in defense Of; ha»ny carriage with a reckless person at the handle f illio vitidiiahaniailliioas EOL aps a ee “ind the old man|#2d @ still more indifferent infant occupant smashes site “2 in head-on collision into a rapidly driven limousine| THE TEXAN WHO CUSSED UNCLE SAM. | cian and the glorified leader there can The Texas courts, which have to their credit a num-'| N . by God! | ea RANK H. CROCS. every traffic officer on the alert against the peril. ber of recent decisions upholding fundamental! rights, | . quarter! RA? , Those out ‘wheeling their babies really should be rule that a defendant cannot be punished under a more careful. State law limiting freedom of expression during a To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. : a h week you printed hd just a little more caution. _ernment. The theory of war powers overriding con- During the past S| ' stitutional restrictions, the Judges say, apples only | article in regard to action to be taken in the Federal jurisdiction. It cannot be invoked to ef an attorney advising tenants not.to, uation—Germania’s Easter bonnet won't be a Kapp. | — S Mate So overrate Ne own Canniiulnan. pay advanced rents. Now, the best way, : RE LS EE a War-making is intrugted to the general Government to reduce rents is to build more houses, | } were conveniently- far-off times. | Los Angeles are supplied with gas at cheaper rate ble martyrdoms in all history. cas See cents more. All applications from utilities for in- | its body, the people, are asleep. Let us) | West End between a high-powered automobile and | Verely from high cost of living and most of them It ts In such a crisis as this that a na-. tion. One sees this clearly in the case of | tion and distribution with as much profit as the’ mm me. | riages recklessly piloted across street intersections our cartoon of the “Stern old man’ paeeiinn, ' wheeled from curb to curb without interfering with | reasonable in these times of appreciating values. | strument of international politics which | nent jeopardy? ‘The possible consequences when a charge profiteering? is right. Between the mediocre politi- or four-ton truck, as it will some day, should put | Dekere ont R-tvere of motors also might exercise | ¥2" especially expression in criticism of the Gov- by the Complaint Board, and some king! There’s one thing certain about the European sit- | /and extraordinary pow arising by reason of that an@ certainly actions advised as stated ST. LOUIS COUNTY BANDITS. function are logically ¢ ned to that Government. There are difficulties in operating a street oe can initiate mili operations only in sup- way system in St. Louis about which the straphanger| --ecsing internal disorder and repelling actual in- has not the faintest suspicion. Ordinarily those sh, vasion. happy conditions are silently borne, but in the stress | of a great emergency, such as the continuance or abatement of the S-cent fare, the policy of silence/ -eaqy had an enormous, perhaps a dangerous, exten- yields to frank avowal. { sion. A number of states during the late unpleas-| A case in point is the operation of the one-man | ,ntness passed legislation on the theory that they type of car, which is especially adapted to light | could avail themselves of the extension. The new. traffic and, therefore, would be a great economy ‘on | gecigion makes the distinction plain. The Texan who | the county lines. Such was the suggestion made by| .ussed out the Government could be punished under a representative of the city in the hearing before the | United States law, but not under Texas law. Public Service Commission. But it was promptly | explained by the receivership manager that the. bandits of St. Louis County made the one-man car | impracticable in that service. A crew of two at least | must be maintained if a car is to penetrate the fast-| nesses of St. Louis County and get back with the tokens. It will be astonishing to most of us to learn about this bandit ,force that has made trolleving in the county as hazardous as is mining in Mexico. What will be its effect on Sheriff Bopp? That official's ef- forts to track down the professional gamblers reputed to have infested the county disclosed nothing more. will not encourage anyone to build any. | Tt waa my intention to erect some apart- ments in St. Louis, but I will use my money to buy Government bonds, until such time ae city officials recognize that advice of the nature given is closely allied to Bolshevism. WILSON ANDERSON. Maplewood. — Muzzling Dogs. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. In reply to party writing about muz- sling dogs, will say I have a letter from the Health Commissioner's office which Inly if a dog has a license and is he does not have to be mu- sled. muzzle ts required only on a dog that ts allowed ‘to run at large. ai A DOG LOVER. The theory of war powers permitting the tempo- rary abrogation of fundamental guarantees has al- The amplified war authority {fs confined to the _ jurisdiction which must bear the responsiDbtlity for | War-making. + —— Hiram Johnson has told the people of Michigan that the Minnesota primary was as infamous tn {ts way as the Republican primary in South Dakota, “where /money Was spent in unprecedented sums.’ Hiram may know a lot about the fiscal history of the Re- publican primaries, but the people of Michigan will doubtless wonder whether the California Senator ever saw 3 Newberry in full campaign bloom. : One Tenant’s Case. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. Mayor Kiel may be right in terming as Bolshevism the proposal to clog the courts in order to prevent rapacious land- lords from robbing their tenants. But the Mayor might becomingly show an interest now and then in the welfare of EDITORIAL SPARKS. ANOTHER BITTER-ENDER. A goat is derided for eating newspapers, yet many a man feeds his mind on nothing else.—Doston | Transcript. | He has not any such concern. That ts have been advanced un- reasonh¥ly in St. Louis cannot be denied. ‘True, Mr. Farish. president df the Rea! ‘Exchange, says there are no landiords in St. Louis, but gong is unacquainted with ara of the city rush- Gefense and with the head Bstate Exchange giving dill. it fe not to be won- ; that landlords continue to raise “MAH Of CARIN Gor PLUM RATIFED oncer EN AM HAD TUR CATIFY HIT wid “BOUT FOTIEN caTS a ~ “ _" - e* . 7 * ~ ~~ —~ we > Pee / i teas, ay 9; fr Aah. em pt. “eet ad inter ~~ ~~ , . +s x aed . * a . > : > Ae _ THE KEY LOG IN THE JAM. es | susT A MINUS .”. Written for the POST-DISPATCH by Clark McAdams ® Aitruisn MR. ANTWINE’S OPINION. “W: are riding to a great fall in this country.” Mr. Antwine said. “We are building up a structure of prices that can't endure and the first thing we know the whole thing will come tumbling about our ears. “While there is time we should take precau- tions against the sort of fall that was so dis- astrous to Humpty Dumpty. As far as I know, very liittie has ever been told us of Humpty Dumpty. He comes down to us only as a sym- Vol. and we have never taken him as seriously as he was probably meant. “He was probably a profiteer. He found he couid get for his goods whatever he asked, and tried to make all his money at once. He went to the bank, which encouraged him to folly by advancing him money with which to extend his business. “Everybody else was doing the same thing. and one day the people ran out of money with which to pay. Then the . collapse came. Humpty Dumpty had an enormous stock of goods for which he had paid a great deal of money, expecting to sell them at an advance of 100 per cent. He was nicely caught, as were all those who backed him. His fall was terrific There was just enough left of him to make upa little nursery rhyme, in which form he was handed down to us. “Had there been more of him left the peo- ple of that time would no doubt have been at greater pains to hold him up before us as a terrible example. They did what they could. He feli a long distance, and he hit hard. If what happened him doesn't alter our own course pretty soon, we shall have reason to find out exactly what happened by experiencing the very same thing ourselves. “Humpty Dumpty was the frist profiteer. He has become the symbol! of his tribe, as the rhyme associated with his name has become the history of all such careers. That ought to be the favorite poem of business today. It wouid save -t, possibly, a broken neck.” 2 e a SIN-ICISMS., Wedding belle are often the death knell for @ man's pride. There are three ways in which a man pro- poses marriage—on his dignity, on his knees, and on his promises. The social set is that element which Iives tn giass houses and throws stones so that the newspapers will hear about it. Marriage notices contain but three descrip- tive topies: the bride's trougeeau, the bride's academic career, and the bride's parents. The only consolation a man often gets from the woman who figuratively broke his heart consists of the admonition to “paint it with iodine.” The bored weman is not a creature for whom the world has lost its fascination, but one who has failed to fascinate the world. Kipling said that a Woman's a woman. but that a cigar was often a good sm oke. Yet it takes the average man a life time to realize it. ° The greatest fallacy i# the belief that a mar- ried man can be relegated to purgatory fer fur- ther punishment along with the rest of us. is the highest form of selfishness. The more a man loves, with the leas he is will- ing to part. The industrious man is engeful. PAUL ARTHUR YAWITZ. mrprar all ee Sir: Several player manufacturers were in a controversy over a tracker device. The legal papers in the suft Uljustrated that the issue was as clear as crystal. A paragraph from one of the legal documents in the case follows: “The courts have always recognized that the question whether invention ts involved in doing these things which after they have been done can be found quite analogous to things whfch have been done before, and which after they have become familiar seem to have been al- ways obvious by reason of their analogy to those familiar things and operations, is to be ascertained in most instances by references to the actual history of the art, and, particularly by inquiring whether the defect cured or the advantage gained was a known and recognized defect, or a desired advantage during the time prior to the supposed invention or alleged in- vention which cured the defect or supplied the advantage. And the rule has been often laid down that when a given tmprovement meets a long-felt and recognized want and overcomes a long-recognized and especially a serious defect or difficulty, by reas®n of whose seriousness or the urgency of the need there existed at ail times a strong motive ducing the improvement which would remedy the defect or supply need, such facts are con- clusive of invention ftnvolved in the means ulit!- mately produced which does remove the defect or supply the need, notwithstanding that after it is produced it is apparently so simple that it is called the obvious need of doing what is done.” PLUS 109. Sir: Headline !n the Pvansville (Ind.) Press: How ts O14 Crow? A sign out on Delmar avenue: He knew there was an h in it somewhere. We hare nothing on the Globe-Democrat. which pulled this one in a real estate ad this ae are . Most of Shrewsbury overcoat wt! ith his - _ os OBEDIENT UNTO DEATH. EROES have walked the earth, Whose deeds of valor won undying fame, I sing of One of whom the record saith, That He became obedient unto death Let wus hope that the brought his light of every Immortal youth, swung high on that vile rood. Whose fibers consecrated by Thy blood. Imbued with Thy strong spirit, then became For all the earth Thine own symbolic flame. Obedient unto death, the high decree. That, can I bow to it, and be like Thee, Shall make my life, so opposite o? Thine. In its last moment, as Thine own divine Earth's terrors threaten, yonder vawns the tom! A certain day brings near my certain Bat Thou. obedient dfite death. didat The way for me through its dark vale Not as a whimpering siave, but calmiv great. As one who trusts and triumphs over fate Takes Death's pale hand and, willing. mareh. on Where Thou. obedient Maser «oul hest Fone H. M. WILLIAMS. doom show ies zm. for pro- meaning Sabbatarians from | tuberculosis, nu / medical _Struction the settlements hope to reduce et | ly the number of deaths of mothers and babies | eg The MIRROR @j PUBLIC OPINION This column is designed to reproduce bias the latest comment by the leading chet newspapers and periodicals on the questtom ‘the day. “Ta ‘isk ' From the Survey. “M AKE this a big health year” is the! sage which the United Neigh Houses of New York has sent out to its 4S ¢ | stituents. about reste their work in social ition and maternity p Diseovering that in one tenement district 3% _cent of the children were undernoyrished, t | ganization is pushing forward the estat | of nutrition clinics in the settlements. A gi ‘of these are already in operation. Expert | tilans, |ing both methers and children the kinds of 9 _ they should eat and the proper methods ef 4 trained at Columbia University, are ing them. The interest of children in t their weight has been stimulated through # ly weighing contests. At one settlement tion short talks on how to take care of given once a week before the day's supply of a ts distributed. In carrying out its maternity © the organization is aiming to get every mother tn the neighborhood house districts} care. By re giving prenatal care ané. # SUNDAY OBSERYANCE. © | From the Waterbury X-MAYOR municipal executive and lawyer, with a heart for such things as reform and city § provement, who made a fine talk in W on that subject several years ago, {is an of a law allowing sports on Sundar He to Holyoke’s experience when. for a time, n Sunday was allowed. This condition of was interrupted by the action of certaim the eastern the State who succeeded in stopping all & Sunday sport, including golf. Now the ture is considering a law to alleviate the tanic misery. Mr. Avery said that the Amertcan. | Holyoke and others in a condition te judge® ifed that the people of the city, who we ;en ‘fined on week days, were improved by th days outdoors and that the moral condit the State was improved also. Mr. Avery suggestive hint when he referred to the o of the ancient Egyptians, who didn’t have am ) day set apart for religion. but who obs 4 ligious rites on all days. and went on with work and play at the same time. Mr & point was that we do not knew yet € u about this matter and that the evolution of ie day is an interesting process which we may & or retard according to our wise or foolish to make it conform to our own views, broad as they may be. - SOVIET HUNGARY FooD BLOCKADE : | RELA KUN Interview t Liberater. Pe HE bieockade against us did not frightful harvest that it hag in Re prevented us from increasing produc prevented us from exchanging our griain industrial products of our neighbors, and it made it impossible for us to furnish farnished Austria and the starving Czech : cannot say specifecalliy now. to what | 4 fate of Soviet Hungary was influenced O98 Smuts and Herbert Heover. Smuts and a American ‘professer named Brown, whe I sented Hlooever, were the mest decent and. : E.ntente representatives with whom .4 It ds true that Hoover brutally | ‘tuatle the bioekade against us in th of starving wus inte submission te capital hieekacle that ws 4 i¢ tietlitary intervention of the allies abie had fo perp to de, “was. Rewever, pet the hee ® » wie 88 hs. HEALTH WORK OF SETTLEMENTS, _ In compliance the settlements have @ AVERY of Holyoke, a pract ; Fes ne < hs 5 wi cao i ee & ae a ora ee ~ LPR cy: ,
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WI 5 OR eS ee a ee ? a + w : meee re | POST DISPATCH mn a 4 e ; . IDAY, et Dails Magazine 3 MARCH, 19, 1920. "YOO CAN'T TELL TILL YOU TR Clarence Budington Frellan®@ _ LLUSTRATED by HERBERT Mor — ae OOF a = : stuff, but I don’t believe there's any money in it.) length of the car, It’s a different game.” - mandingly: “Nonsense,” said Wally shortly. He was right | Boston ?"’ and he knew he was right, but his temerity in| “Depends on the wife.” speaking in such a manner to Mr. Tate almost; “Where are you stopping?” frightened hiniyo flight. « “Copley Plaza.” Tate looked him sharply. He was not used | “Uh! You've sort of interested me. to being spoken to so brusquely by anyone, and | to see me tomorrow, will you?” Third Installment. , of his name was equa] to any amount of written “_ etnias they took the train for Boston, | “Tedentials, “I am Wallace Seymour.” ul sited and certain, Wally dubious and Of course. To be sure, said Mr. Tate, feeling wewildered. “Now you are to do exactly|*ure he must know who Wallace Seymour was, 7 a a she told him again and again. “No and cudgeling his memory for identification, if what happens, you are to do exactly as; Wally sat down in the adjoining chair. Let's not talk about lumber,” he said. I'm off it for a tnonth. I don't want to know there's such a thing in the world.”’ “Fed up, eh?” . “What's the. idea?” “Just taking a vacation. My wife wanted to | run down to Boston for a while, and so I came flong. She has an idea she wants to live there. And I suppose I may as well have headquarters in Boston as anywhere. Just as many sick lum- | ber businesses to tinker.” So this young man was an expert,eh? “What's your end of it?” he asked, “woods or milis or Sales ?’’ “When I'm working I take a shot at al! three,” said Wally with an air of aegis but Tate spoke rather com- | “ “Just as you say. One o'clock.” How long are you going to be in r Wally walked back to Ruth in a daze, Vited me to lunch tomorrow,” he whispered in awe. ; “Of course,” Ruth said calmiy. | belonged in that class right away.” “Now what?" he asked helplessty. | “It's up to him. Just act as you have been do- | ing, and when you say a thing say ft with convic- “You watch,” Wally answered gayly. | tion. Be positive, and don’t let him offer you.aj But Wiggins seemed to be right. Very shortly job. If he tries to get you to work just laugh at, the conversation was of the woods and the cost him.” | of logging, and of airplane spruce and the curing That evening in their room at the hotel Ruth of it, and of transportation costs and probable drilled Wally intensively in his part. She tmper-| markets. Wally sensed that he was being sonated Tate, and juggled the conversation skill- | pumped, but he was equipped to be pumped. For fully from topic to topic. She was sure of Wally | the most part he kept silent unless a direct ques- because she knew his knowledge of timber was} tion were asked, but when it was asked he replied sound and dependable, the product of years of! with a snap and an absence of hesitation that experience. She knew he had the appearance.'! made Tate glance at Wiggins and Miner glance All that remained was for him to make himself! at Tate. appear desirable and unobtainable to Mr. Tate.| “How about this hardwood thing?” Tate said Next noon Wally presented himself at Mr./to him Girectly. “You almost snapped my head Tate's club on the tick of 1, neither late nor early. | off about it yesterday.” It had taken maneuvering, but Ruth had insisted “I’m on a vacation,” Wally said. on the point. Tate glanced at his watch as Wally “Vacations are all right. But no lumberman headliners of today. Beginning in the Sunday, continuing in the daily ' entered. ever has a vacation. You can't get away from it. “To the dot,”’ he said. Why was I talking nonsense?’ POST-DISPATCH | “Always am,” said Wally. “Never waste my “Because hardwood is a better game than soft. q own time nor the other fellow’s.”’ Because theres’ more money in it," Wally said “Not to talk business, Besides, I'm going to, ‘‘Couple of old fogies like me lunch together shortly. play around, But I'll tell you. Glad to have you’ every noon, Miner and Wiggins. You don’t “Why?” : “Why nonsense?” he asked. _ drop into the hotel for lunch tomorrow if you mind.” Wally grinned. “Vacation,” he sald. “Besides, Wally grinned, though it cost him an effort. “I| like. We can fix up the nation and talk about! Miner and Wiggins! With Tate they were the | my consultation rate is $25 an hour.” told you I didn’t want to talk lumber for a/ the weather.” ‘big three, the dominating timber tnterests in the} “To blazes with the vacation;” Tate dug dewn month. Vacation. Anyhow, my rates for con- “Suppose we name it the club,” ‘said Mr. Tate. | New England section. into his pocket and laid $25.0n the table. “Now, sultation are $25 an hour.” | “It's more comfortable there, and I’m an old! “Not at all. Glad to meet them,” said Wally. | talk an hour,” he said, and his eyes twinkled. “Um!” _fellow_with settled habits.” The other men had been prepared to meet; “Lunch money,’ said Wally. “Go ahead, then. “Got to be getting back to my wife. Wally and received him as one of themselves. It; You force mé into it.” Gled to; “All right,” Wally said nonchalantly, have seen you.” Wally got up to stroll back the: husiness, remember.” was a new and very enjoyable sensation to him\ (To Be Concluded in Tomorrow's Post-Dispatch) “He in-| him at his own value with no quest “No business, now,” Tate warned them; mour’s on a vacation and the sound of the lumber makes his head ache.” ¥ Wiggins grinned. “If he's a lumbermman: he can't sit 15 minutes without talking about it, any more than one of us could,” he said. “He saw you Drop in ae he said dumbly.. ta station 50 miles from Boston a tall, distin- | on f looking man with white side whiskers’ ) the chair car and was shown by an ex- Ainarily obsequious porter to A seat at the | wite end from the Seymours. ua John Tate,” Wally whispered. ‘Fifty mil- , if he’s accent. Owns timber lands, mills, —n The biggest man in the business. —— Richard Washburn Child one of the best known present day writers is the author of “IDENTIFIED” which will start in next SUNDAY’S POST-DISPATCH and be continued on Monday and Tuesday. This will be the third story in the series of two stories a week, ay the fiction atten said Mr. Tate curiously. ee ee er ee a te . ee Cy abr ve 4 eens ¥ m . " — os Aone . » - ee Ps . - a re — " one » x PORES RE MRE WOR Hee Oy EE a ERIE NT MRE EN. CN SRN en ue hors = os Oe ee ee ee ee a eel - ae eon Vee. ied i Ruth looked at the old gentleman for ninnt “Go and speak to him,” she*said. ea! ea if you knew him, and as if he ought to - ¥ Act very sure of yourself, and seem wr gurprised if he doesn’t recognize you. Go jp And act just like I say.” y was frightened to his toes, but he had, “Operate yourself?” ' ed, andvhe went. He stopped beside the' “No, indeed. Less worry and more money | | n’s chair and spoke, using the tone and | showing other folks how to operaté.” | net Ruth had schooled him to use. “Morn-j The conversation followed casual channels for | ‘Mr. Tate,” he said. “Glad to ste you look- a while, but invariably veered back to lumber. It | | » fit.” | 'was the thing both men knew best. looked up, saw a very well dressed | “I'm a soft wood man,” Tate said suddenly. gman with a tie that had cost money, and | “Folks have tried to talk me into the hardwood at that indicated taste and ability to spend. game, but I can’t see it. I know pine and ¥ man had a keen face, and his manner | spruce.” “4 in the least deferential. | “Yes,” said Wally noncommittally. do you do,” he said, and smiled a bit | “Just cleaned up the spruce on 200.000 acres y. I*—somehow I don't remember in Maine. They tel] me there’s some fine beech, » face.” birch and a good sprinkling of maple. Good | ral! r simulated surprise, and then said in al many years’ cut of hardwood, arid they've been | ad n indicated that the simple utterance! arguing with me to change over the mills for the : pNew Slant on the Old—| mt New—Servant Problem yy Young Wife Proposes That All Unmarried Women Be Drafted to Help Their Married Sisters. ee me 6 eg AS te OG Ym BS “Chew i erly sonata Rr tn Gitnnngrenteer tity taiiastas dimendiiee .cliies ammaaiiians we bs ~aeabies em .- Poms te - i —— PRED See > PGRN 2 Or ee ee — A RR IIE Pe uc it mys ¢ the fact that there was a young man who would do so casually rather impressed him. bresne et ea a von as Er M.S FE Hes PCM a iad APL ERT RRR Ie “but no | ee ee oe ee “ n — . Ce ae ee ee Se ee ee er oe ee If Anyone Really Looked Like Some of the Fashion Plates « SIT ye Rn Ca petra PEACE DAS in i —— PREIS: Veta ee oe — oe a tA tte tte a i he i in ee) tel, eds A ie Ck. eae ed a on en ee... ck a ee RIE LI OO ITED OIE: REG PIES EIS REE LEGINGE AANA ANION ee Se ii ap nas NS jn SHE other day a young married girl, 23 years old, who, like many, @ housewives, was trying to solve “the servant problem,” confided her | *® troubles to the readers of a newspaper. This girl painted the evils of | fe situation in vivid colors; unaided she couldn’t do justice to her home: ad. alone, wasn’t equal to running the house for a family of than people under the present conditions. She had one child, | An Unpleasant Surprise Who givea an idle tongue full sway |. 7 | ESE ERSNS,_] BURGESS BEDTIME STORIES - : By Mrs. Elizabeth Kent. ‘DIVISION OF LABOR IN THE HOME. | PON analysis the seinieiaae! Unaer: that provision for “ered | basic necessities must be made - if a house is to be lived in and as family cared for—three meals a day, By THORNTON W. BURGESS. ‘cleanliness, order in house and per- Me ‘sons. Her problem is to arrange these three, and get as much help as she properly can from the mem - nok: “4 bers of her family. Most of the cooking a housewife Will wish he'd held it tight some day. must do herself, if she has no servy- ant, but if there is a daughter old po wee ee Just an instant after they saw” ROR % PINIONS to reproduce without ® | the leading publicis on: the questions of. SETTLEMENTS. th year” is the mes-*) nited Neighborhood" . nt out to its 45 con- settlements have at - k in social hygiene; - maternity protection.” — ‘ment district 88 aoa dernoyrished, the ora rd the establishment ttlements. A number.» ration. Expert dieti- iniversity, are teach- . en the kinds of foot’ er methods of cook- lidren in bringing up ee lated through week-_ settlement milk sta-— fe cart of infants ars — day's supply of milk*® it its maternity work | get every prospective — house districts under ~ enatal care and in- | » to reduce material-' others and babies. —— : YANCE. ) folvoke, a prectical \wyer, with time and” ~ eform and city im-" 3 . talk in Waterbury— ‘f ago, is an advocate J unday. He referred” a for a time, baseball ~~ } condition of things” — on of certain well-_ the eastern part of topping all kinds of | Now the Legisla-, be alleviate the Purl- a | that the police of, ition to judge testi-_. ity, who were /con-_ = roved by these ‘Suns moral condition of. Mr. Avery gave 4.43 ' red to the practice; © didn't have any one oF: t who observed re- .# eg went on with thelr, time. Mr. Avery's & 10W yet everything, « e evolution of Sun- 7 which we may help « ¢ or foolish effortsins n views, narrow oF 4,7 aa% : ~ D BLOCKADE. ee did not reap the. has in Russia. tod ‘3 1 production, i « our grain for the, — ibors, and above all _ | © furnish relief te « ing Czech areas, I o what extent the 4 nfluenced by Gen. .. muts and a certain 42 rown, who repre- 7 decent and agree-. + ith whom we ever. ver brutally strove .. inst us in the hope |, to capitalism, It ‘- fe that undid ih he allies.’ ° is hae rs ‘Many ft was crazy for more—but knew that if there were more the household | be chaos. _ ‘There she set forth a problem which faces thousands of young men. women throughout the country today. It is just this that numberless of “war-weddine” origin perhaps, are facing. hat can be done about it” “Ur ti] the women of Europe begin | ee more to invade our coasts in | ar demanding domestic em- nt, or until the lure of high offered by factories -ceases, eshall be faced with the servant And among the many pos- and impossible solutions to pproblem comes the suggestion of ni te ate demanding for : hy sour’ alf the unmarried min the country enrolled, sub- | et to a selective draft, as home to their married sisters? vanced and daring scheme, . Yet, stated as it was, it quite rational. Why not the United States safe for ily life bx this expedfent, dras- year it may be? Is. not this as important as the cause for our husbands and brothers drafted three years ago? ‘future of the great American Bu of course, there are two sides ., [every question. (We must take > e point of view of the single won)- fh as well as that of the married. oHaven't the unmarried any inde- dent rights? Is housekeeping a universally congenial occu- h that they may all be expected tal in with the plan that is to them housewitves? you, young wife, have an | sister. How would you | .only escape would be matrimony, in| which state the woes of housekeeping | out for nearly very real way, a Middle Western all-American family—father, moth- er. two daughters, grandmother-—§: |with whom the unmarried Mies Lulu Bett “makes her home.” From the! beginning it is evident that the “fam- lly” has the best side of the arrange-| ment, that the sister's lot is in nv: way enviable. Of course the ending of the story | is the marriage of the ministering | sister. It is the only possible non- tragic ending. And so it would be in real life in almost any family where a meniber of the “unmarried ladies’ draft! army” was situated. Selfless as she | might seem, there could bé no real joy for her in constant work and/§s giving, with little return of thanks or appreciation from the family with | whom her presence would inevitably | become a matter of course. Her are at least largely offset by other | wivantages. “Tan'’t that really the truth of the’ matter: matrimony was the only way | “Miss Lulu Bett.” and mat- the only feasible and most , satisfactory solution of the. housework problem ? rimony HELPFUL HINTS. When washing vegetables such as, ‘lettuce, spinach, dandelions, water) cress, etc., add one tablespoonful of; salt to the water and all smal! insects | Wl about asking her to drop all her | which can’t otherwise be washed will | i life to help give your family +comfortable home? Do you . her presence as housekeeper mid be of enough value to justify M sacrifice it would entail? Of fe, if she could cook and sew who of us cannot?) she would en your work tremendously. | m would no longer have te give ' pyour morning to marketing, dust- ; and bed-making, nor your aft-. to heavy mending and fix- | Sfor your husband. You would bextra time to give to your chil- and to attend to those attrac- . me Unnecessary details so condu- m to true comfort and high home| ale. You and the children would | prettier clothes and more of | things would be “fréshened | through all the house. You. Min’t be so tired when your hys-. “i came home at night. | | Sut you, unmarried sister, what do- Mthink of the scheme? Would you | utented in giving up your pres-. h pleasures and prospects in order | ba happier and more smooth-— Tun home for someone? Someone, mt is, besides “the right man?” Do| think you'd be glad in the long. that you sacrificed your own’ and perhaps your personality, Solid service of others? Would | " Tealization of the good you were | ® be sufficient recompense for | more pleasant life you. e? | would you rather marry the “5 wel who asked you, jest to» this fate? , " prominent women writers” lately been giving much | ee 1 the subject. Grace Sart- Mason has written several illus papers and a novel ron | V's economic independence and | of the home. But per- | Gale, the novelist, has. closest to this particular prob- | m Of who shall do the noueewerle. | has made a thorough Y of the situation, as it exists | | America, and in her new novel,. Bett.” considers it from | quickly rise to the top. Here is a simple way to clean’ boots: With a small cloth thor- | oughly rub a little glycerine into the | leather. When this is almost dry! rub with a soft brush. The gly cerine | will also preserve the leather. Uncommon Sense By John Blake. > ANY people sit down and wait fer last reports ” ? 7 oe @ r ~ . le Me 2 bk NOTHING WORTH WHILE COMES TO HIM ~ 5 ie WHO WAITS. SUCCESS. At M they were all still waiting. Don’t ever believe the silly maxim, “Everrthing comes to him who waits.”’ Nothing worth having comes to him who waits. If you want success, or prosperity. you will have to go out and get them, and you will find it pretty hard going, at that. Opportunity is abundant, but that also requires 4 patient Search. . | If everything came to him who waits, there. would be no reason for industry, for self sacrifice, for vigilance, for all the things thal we know are necessary to advancement. Po.wyour work—just that and nothing more—get down to it at the hour specified and quit at the stroke of the clock, and you may be all your life an esteemed and respected craftsman, but that is all you will be. And esteemed and respectéd craftsmen are so plentiful in this planet that the market price of their services is not high. We will say that you and half a dozen men start in the same office. The same opportunities are there for all of you. But it is the man who realizes that they are there, and goes after them who begins to pull ahead. The rest of you stay where you are and wonder why, in. spite of your diligence that you are beaten in the game. At the Yale-Princeton football game last fall a badly placed forward pass landed among half a dozen Princeton players. Five of them stood looking at it in an interested sort of way. The sixth man picked it up and carried e over Yale’s line for the touchdown that won the game. . That young man was tooling fer opportunity. And he knew what to do with it when he found it. If he employs the same alert- ness when he gets out of college he will leave most of his class- mates a long way behind. Patience is a necessary virtue. help vou a great deal. "it you find that waiting leaves you stranded in the same spot, goon an opportunity hunt. and, previded you baye taken the troudie jd 20 qualify punrevs youwilll be able to make good use of it when you fine it. But patience alone will not ; | : | run away, every post so that she * The Girl Who Was Too Pretty By Sophie Irene Loeb. ‘Copyright. 1820.) es . = ITHIN the week a husband se- W evres a divorce and the cus- tody of his child as against a wife who admitted that her pretty face was her misfortune. In a letter written to her grand- mother she expresses the hope that her case will aid other girls, saying, “My beauty was fatal, my good looks a detriment to my being a wife.”’ The story ought to prove an example for matty others. One day, after leaving her child with her grandmother “to rmoind for a few hours,” she did not returu. | Only a telegram followed the /going notify her grandmother that she was to cormmit suicide and wrote the significant letter above, warning other girls. good | of this young woman. jiempter, next | day, stating that no search should be | made for her. It was found that she had willfully according to her own statement, to become the ‘‘pamper:l doll” of a millionaire oi] speculator. | By the way, one of the significant I think it should be heralded on ‘read” and understand the’ possible pitfall that confronts Many a gir). As usual, the an goes scot free and even his name is withheld. while ‘the woman in the brunt of it all. -@pniied to him it is regarded as an escapade, case bears the Hie goes oniand as while «he repents for the reet of her life But to return to the particular (that weighed her down. ‘features in this case is that the name | of the “millionaire oil speculator” is: /not mentioned In reports of the case. “any ‘who runs may. ‘can't break all the bonds of * ‘order and, ‘stifles the matter. Only twe years of being the one's self. Jbeeea 4 Bava nightmares. And what a warning it is! The whole thing is easily analyzed. This millionaire doubtless flattered the young woman, told her how her beauty was bring wasted. how he could enhance it and give her every- thing; drew the picture of a bril- liant future and love that would never die, the uSual tale of the wio secks to ruin rather than to help. And\ the bright dreams, as usual, would crown tinsel coronets The shin- ing things for which she had bar- tered her beauty, her child and her husband, became as dross and to the roint beyorl endurance. 't is no new story. There t* one every day ke this. “% one that is never recorded cxeept in the bitter heart that holas riose its serret. No unholy alliance such as ever ended except disastrous!y. ‘aw and tering gewsaws that her beaduty became this in the vernacular, away with it.’ or a brief «nell only excitement holds the attention etill, smn hut some ins cringe conves tine and 1? rnic . someolow the ree K- ckoning And ie woman finds ‘classes ‘clothes. The glit-_ And many and - enough she should have certain defi- nite tasks, fitted Into her routine; to set the breakfast the night before; with the baking on Saturday morn- ing; to prepare the vegetables’ for Sunday dinner: to take entires re- sponsibility for Sunday night supper. Vith the cleanliness of the house. and daughter are concerned ip wavs that train them as they hdve a right tu be trained. Each member of the family should air his own bed- room, open his own bed, leave the bathtub. clean after his use of it, brush and hang up his own clothes. clean his own boots, wash his own brushes and comb, ‘and generally | eare for his own tools and posses » % $3 bs 3 Geissak tele Melis inoue 6st leas tiiaigs = nee atoms ot wee ie . - ee eee ~ . spate 1 espe ORT AGRO A Nee Be AL CE A tat ARO tice A Ne rat BAN - a ae 4; ee eee be ne oer ee ee ee ee ee ay aes a aan a ee ee a - “ som we SE EEL ELIS: IONS, AR LLIN SER NNN AA Re St AS SITIES RNS EE PELE Ot IG GERI LORE, ADELAIDE TEED Gal SOO I LL A PTI A AE le eth 4, Spel 6 RRP We He tipi iae’ S y* oh Rhee.
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ees wALTR : : : F , : f . ; a a eal tee Ee ee ee ee Se eee ae ee Meee ae 5 Pee ee er’ er. ‘ B toe > 4 os ~~ . * . 4 " rr ' OR ROE Ee, OS eRe 2 i ee. cee Os ey fay ened F coi P 3 + SS Sis ,# > - = ’ ss es i sas i ed ¥ | a: age hd e . : h oat Ma, 7. . , bi 2 * 21 ST. Louts POST-DISPATCH ; FRIDAY EVENING, MARCIL 19. 1920. 2 As to the Row in the _ Thr -Cu: shit nee WA rld, Why Not Get gies: £ , j 2 Bs e PR I on, 9 = ; dae PTR ~ Local Youngster Who Is Rival of Hornsby “7 en pion ; So ae BES a A BN . Athletics to One octeme ae aaa ts K ATES a S mak aie: St. Louis youngster. ~ hibition game with the Cardinals 0 ee y | Heavyweight boxing champion of Bareve and challenger of ft : Ae El i ES RS who, at the age of 15. was the last fall when he aitracicd the at- J rtiel Oe ee ae Ba a ’ ° : ack Dem in a v to a in the ‘ Hit i In 6 Innings (‘say * @ sensation of the Post-Dispatch Pub- tention of Mamager Ric'-ey. Has Fine Record psey. series of seven a es sed ng Oa -. a © Ny ee a lic School League, is trying tu land When in the erammar school | Sunday Post-Dispatch beginning ere aa - wane .. a = pha a position on the Cardinals, and | | oe | | “SS B. Hagier oi | oe ee . ~t, atonal ine oes aly of ranks Blades made a reputation as | March 21, will tell of his struggle a Recruit’s Work Is Best Pitching Rogers Hornsby. a pitcher. ‘Benny Valger Has Beaten Both | toward boxing eminence. ne * ors a erformance ’ nie a | cam ae = . . *.* . . s ‘. ‘ A. geen naton os P Yet Seen i = . & SSeS oe eo aes Blades, who is 22 years old, was eae won his letter at, Mckinies | American and British Feather- Carpentier, with his bride, is oo soem . li ] ~ , Sate tied siti ms : oe 3 3% Se a i w \ : * . x- ' ° - - re Maye ymont oa moe ee SS ee peying WHR Mt. Vereen in se ex and track. and an injery to his | weight Leaders. due to arrive in the United States Lecsche .-. - OR. RTS, ae Sas ae OP eC , OS Bison. “ ball ¢ =r Rea u : ’ OSC Ree ihe on ee > “ sed ° i t _ RICKE MEN WIN 3 T Oo 7 a Se i ae eo 2s SY eee SSC a eS SSSR Bt The Gallic star who will be ex- | ing article scam ill tell of “*C j ,? | f = a Sa a Umpire Bill Klem of the National > Se Sa eee —- aes SOS a : Rg g De ps will fell of arpentier the Man. — oct ee a | 2: Sy. 3 . 3 hibited here against the second best *P “s _ Burke is confident that’! pS Spouse “om League, who is touring the National ce [er kf eS fe es 2 Sah eee Be Se i Se Se ae St. Louis “luminary. Harry Kahba- | (are ready to face thé » San. Gite ted canaries det ‘led 4 ee See See ARARS aa a ork ee ee es F | weight of international note. ‘Trai p Ne ‘co . | mest approves fashion. 7 | ‘Mt. Johnson the playing rules, gave ~ . D-| See ee we Beker Ss. ae & Sa B © Soeetty> SS ” e ce Valger has been in this country aining p ews | NFERENCE HERE TODAY acer of the Browns als | Holmes $ er- * eee eo mys Set ~ “SoS * ite Se Se es . ¥ * Sos i* 7 , get Fae v be a | structions as to what wou € Pp TSS Re . r > en a — several months, following his suc | . TO FORM NEW DISTRICT | one ents Se a ie res on . 3 BIRTHS RE ) Mack and his Philadelphia players = Se RR PARE RC ee SES Soak RS OSE i potnerweicht Ch Subeentt : or ankees tives called to order at the Racquet deal of time coashing 2 to attend the session and Mack ac- Bags Ss Se Se Ree SN SESS S. SE Secs RS eat Se ee a St gs aS ae eee _—- pets . ay t © ampiee onnny | sprang a surprise at the train- Club this morning by ¢. Drummond Bayne. Both Butke and a& and &. Jackson. 1G | cepted, Klem dwelt at length on the Seo : : SET eony yen and the British holder ef ing camp when he On a cea Jones of this city. The visiting ten-/ field. the veteran sout A, and A a i z x e : ’ ‘ P ' - : ma _ ini . 7 m ~ e _ : . A. \eler. 2 ) : nena be -eltrhere He descrined| RAY BLADES. the Lonsdale Sentherweight .Feir. Joe cal switch tm hie infield He a eps RP recs Jack Cannon of the teaching Bayne the fine pe _- A. Neert. 5417 L what. under the new rules, const!-| Fox. Not only has he taken them benched Derrill EE ansas City Field Club: Dix Teach-| nected with the art | end M. Tritechier, 3705 tuted a balk. | on, he has also taken them in, aneved Fewster a. adeted wet. prt of the Kansas City Athletic pitching, With ne | one Miceli ) q i lie oe the ath | (gp Liab ‘Pp, ker at an d /trounced then: one and all proper-, aaron Ward. a saiaieiaten spn _ ~ Naess by bee Cravens, of the Reck . rye os Ww nas Sou a R. Burne, 21474 N ; a “ath a: 2 sab pit ae ; 4 " 2 . . repor urke : r- . . = - . letics went out and did the exact op- Saad gm 4 cla ee ar was with the club ail last season The purpose of the meeting was to Bayne’s shoulders will falp Band M. Jounsos. Stab P | posite of what Klem said was the | Se cond Teams to -new wor . yee Comper. going to third. Huggins’ rea- , effect a permanent organization of er portion of the . and Le poctnes. oe propet thing, and got away with it, , _ He has Knocked out a number of son was that Fewster is faster the new Missouri Valley Tennis Dis- the Browns Leifield can be — i stosece! Genaeel hecause Umpire Fred Hunter, otfi- | t] good Americans, among therm the than Pratt. trict. eae the organization i# put upon to get in and pitch a g and D Herscevits. & f ? | Balti eu . ree OP gs on a working basis, a charter wil ‘But he is a ¥ ’ and &. |aeter ‘. | coe Sng eee Battle Tomorrow gine so'sccton eat xitoans a applied for ‘and will brobatiy be| ot reat fier pitching & Spe | ‘ understo lem's interpretation of , fe i : waned) Shorten Out Three Weeks granted at the meetin / ae Cc $1 Iv rere AX aes mss 3 . } me g of the national game. ee f. and ‘. Deiss. 8131 ivory. the rules. That caused an uproar | Y y handily in New Jersey, but failed MACON, Ga. March 19.—Chick ¢xecutive committee in New York’ Bayne has plenty of Done ic Uvineer, 202 from Manager Rickey and the Cardi-. RS ST J Monty Lyon and Scurlock to Do ‘° ¢2™25* him. | Shorten, outfielder of the Detroit March 27. inclined to be wild. He 7. and A cs sek “nal players. . ° ° . Both Men Beat Fox. | Americans, is in a hospital here Only clubs having a direct repre? ing improvement and i# #1 ad ; ssobe , a | t The Athletic players put Kinney _ Revolutions. Mr. om C. Adams: Fellow named Hurling in First Regulation His record assures Harry Kaba-’ ws bey ga oF Repeme ee > ae in the National Tensis As-| prove te be & Fee} : tha i Clark, S91 My offto a five-run lead, and the Cardi-. : Beer is writing for Satevepost. Tilt of Year. 4 Fires Aig: Sage . gee ) rusty nail. Shorten was leading - s0¢ ation were entitled to vote at to-|' Burke tont ake th _ patie fii sore chafing under the fact that | r HERE was a men named = (Fr. Isn't a name like that in violation hott a vers interesting evenin:. al- a blind baseball fan from De- day’s meeting and this limited the ing esate mney . Wy gre, og aes J. vores 381 Be z : hg of the Volstead act? though it is extremely unlikely that troit, out of the. ball park. [rt local representation to the St. Lovis' . ? - they werd apparently beaten. The SV CRECaS Bet le ¥ Te nee will be thr uiaten teat | —— _Gedeon, Tobin, Sisler. BURIAL P se . ; "ho made a resolution ey Ww Washinet elcewaiie ° webebiadt the Frenchman will extinguish the ee eeks before he Amateur Athletic Association (Triple cobso te ia aj ; protests were loud and furious dur-| i mit tiie Seuntry on the nap sade tie he ee — || | heat tominese can play. doctors stated. if no A) and the St. Louis Country Club i aig alae: ' os : ee ing the three innings that Kinney re- . : a ial 1 /fcllowers will have-their first opper-. stg ‘ complications set in. T ; s Gerber, Robertson, Mullen, Lewis Schra@&r. 69. 262 af “nd start a revolution. rf ul : gs , The men. will fight at atch he new district ‘imeindes the Shocker, Sothoron, Te | rt - a rained on the rubber. dk wees Qlee Watear pene a es a tah? tell eariang ore we can tunity to -see the. Pikeway sdiea ik beights A SRR wee he om -- = ce of Missouri, lowa, Nebraska Van Gilder. Bayne. Bu 7 ; er reat 31. 3410 . . he = air, 2 ams we as Jim. ‘ —_ -” ’ . an Kansas. —_ j 5 " 3 Kiem Expects Little Trouble. ’ could ai 2 action tomorrow afternoon ‘when be strong and fit at about 130. - Petpet. ge nee — aggre fone ae “— rem 2 ‘ : ‘Biaache Murphy. 3 "tai Ne - Klem said he looked for little Cnee more rettiin to power. + > P ene eS ear unds. Kabakoff : oe ; INTARIO, Cal., March 19.—Chi- anager Burke vesterday | ; ha Gordon, 2 monthe, 4 It is said that mothers all over Coach Ralph Works sends his first ; POUMGS. abakoff in partieulac wil! cago Nationals, 3-11-3- P RIVERS TO MEET : nutrition [He s im to sutwing & . S Wie had hebter o c a. te camaend that F ; : lered. He is . ’ s made o Julius, Southern Athletic Club, his regular position at left Biizabeth Wintersoni. 88, c i. Despite the fact that the Athletics) 4 pp h etter go to South po ) t Frank Baker an infielder. likely to take part in at least three his peace with Manager Clarx (¥s. Rich Rivers. Wagner Athletic Club, There also is a chance p carditis. : # boppea on Elmer Jacote for five hits, merica and make a study of the is thinking of changing his mind. = Megs and Finn were expected to ™OT* contests during his stay.andone Griffith of the Nationals, anid is (138 pounds. . Dunn will be used by . ee Wel er f18 6 ..4M@ as many runs in the opening sea revolution on its native heath. , Frank has a habit of changing his ‘chow at shortstop, but they will of these will probably te a re now striving to land a rezular _ Tom Cory, Northwest Athletic Ciub, | The Ben Miller . Sruction. * the Cardinals came from behind | mind and his winter underwear at give way Pee at iw tig en age = with Frankie Mason. a= pele et — — With Ghar- (vs. Joe Raubeck, Stag Athletic Club, his men out for practice Me iM ‘ ‘bagged their third successive The Atlanta team is called the about the same time. ¢ y . n his four months sojourn in the ‘ity in Hine, Walter Mayer, ob- 146 pounds. (this week. In order te ms 4a B Uriewies, 44. 565 F | y over the Mackmen. The score “Crackers.” But it is not on ac- - youth who has attracted the coach- | United States Wilde has the following, ‘#ined from the Browns, "has | Judge Rotert Hall and Seneca Tay-| that all showed up, Beret. “‘Destmen, te : - was 13 to 7. , count of any tendency to crack Our old friend Spike Shannon ing eye by his speed and grace. record been sent to Minneapolis. (her- ‘lor will be judges, while Walter Heis- nounced that,a fine would be Peiexy. pase ee Bolden Hurls Great Ball. under the strain has been appointed pur niente = | Maguallo, the former Yeatman "ae Resalt Guarantee. | os a eee ee to jump to ner will be referee. against anyone who oo mee | meg so : ar the it. Wis. tt : wat Jatohbs was thumped for | nn . the American «ssociation. Being High star, will not be eligible for the “ comet Ge ay aie Paso ~ - ae Bg Mar imy to then | . Bees pM tee ms =, . « , . . . my r cae ‘ f° Pages and seven runs during three As a matter of fact, the “Crack- an old ball piayer himself one , Pikeway outfield this season because M. Ertie .......K. 0. 6.000 | Crane Is Playing Short 11-MONTHS-OLD FILLY for the fifth rouna oF 7 mate Males. SS 4 ate on ie “served, big Bill Bolden! ers” won the pennant last year Word from Spike will make the of the conference one-year ruling. M. Ressell ....H. 0. ase | MIAMI, Fla. March -s IS SOLD FOR $13,500 same. hich probably will’ mond Kaminski. 1. 3 a © scene at the start of the; and Cofinie Mack bought the en- players do just as they please. The outfield squad is hitting in, P- Wallace .. WwW. 4500 | ¢« a i 19.—-Sar: ante a against a Chicago eleven, R . disane | of pitching gave the best exhibition’ tire outfit. Connie was determire 1 OLD SONGS MADE NEW convincing manner and is made up *- Masem .......-W- 10,350 - t Soenauk Guaeces Gee ¢ He bb wen Maren ih mentne ni, 2inged Jimmy Johuston, = sig msc . “ae : Ww. . is, : ° ° i - ante en alee alte va. Sag series. He! to go to bat this year with a pen- | A ND the moment that they meet ~- Spastunes st seat Sade toe Tetal peace: “tor oe wenn pp ew Diack filly, for $13,500. wen euageal | Relmhack, ond Lawunay = _ ( Bye six innings, during which | nant winning team. him weorBigge tes perth peer oe : BP pa Ma bbe Oe Fo aykee aes) Reds. [n a recent game with the here today as the record price for a forward, formerly of the { ; only one bingle was made off his. a With a brick in hand they'll greet form the regular garden ‘set. LG ‘fight. If he continues at the same chp anes mase feur etrers meg weg ag wel Be pes bought | "ip same aaa halen 1G News 5 pgp ae It ye poked by Strunk, = The Nashvilles are called the him, The opposing pitchers tomorrow | rate fur three more contests, Wilde ee ea Murphy, a’ prominent fer the competition. : ms Ae man to face Bolden, and Volunteers. Even the regulars For there'll be a gang to beat hi . will be Monty Lyon and Seurlock. | Will bave received a total of $65,250 Komen ~ recy t driver, Dusen was said to a ereafter nO Mackman hit the bal! are rolunteers on that man’s tcam. Wherever Shanno as who appear to be the choice hurlers for his visit Thus far Wilde has Iinficider Pinelli Leeks G01 ae R. J. Reynolds of Win-' me safely. He passed only one batter. | Panties f the squ : | $) os ae ston-Salem. N. ©. MUNICIPAL # but that did no damage. Aji! i tL mi the squad at this time. Maruuard been reimbursed at the rate of $1000 MACON, Ga.. March 19.—‘alp Hope Frisco is a daug! , pas | | ANNOUN | - Bolden came through with a pitching LOUISVILLE BOWLERS MITCHELL AND DUNCAN ag mae Bhi ae ae gg Siocon Rte ‘wetnet o {Sue — = — : sacker who Francisco, 2:07 %. —— - na an — TO JOIN NA - "PLAYGROUND WOR : : Sa : mae sates magia = ng nis return t “3 - came to the igers from the Sac- oe >. ' ~ & niger ~ he : : i ee cemnan three manors 25 ROLL INTO FIFTH PLACE ENG G ? prt ng the early workouts. He vill there is litte doubt that he will face ramento club of the ares epee ty ete Shy ayes Sree —_ . At os meeting hele 7 : Heist: ° ‘Comm: nity. here & ° e LISH OLFERS WILL get in tomorrow's game as first base. Jack Sharkey. and possibly Mason ] ert : Fe rotter traces final arrangements were — Fection of the (omits ’ . oe beae- | SaCe |) y. oabiy 3 , League, has made ; - | back mee ' me Comaninnes ; ; be Pacltants asexed fr ff IN DOUBLES AT PEORIA NOT VISIT UN 7 4 for the second team. and Pete Herman on British soil, for) Wo a in the senha fe 8 goes he, ma mee te Clara,; the playing of fhe = The t nee on i eo f our runs o ITED ST TES @ positions will be assumed as about $50.000 more and m at r, 2:17%, champion trot- game series between the : eee sare Be i ) dias ay stick . ca ws the auditor . ; ' Kinney tn the three rounds, but had | ; follows, the batting order not hav-; Jimmy is liitie, but oh my: Pinelli stele 66 regs rer. ec ter of 6 years age. ters and St. Leos for the | stien Chur % Tame ’ telgh ae in a ~Ainggiore when Ra-|. FEORTA. Ili.. March 1%.—Leaders NEW YORK, March 19.—Officia! .-"* been arranged as yet. Saalieed Bernie Boland. the riaht bani Oe soccer championship, it p. Senses r. ad : ‘ , o . seen & . é - Sa % | “s r. . - Der cigh _— eed pow! right nap 8 ae i safe throughout yesterday's confirmation that Abe Mitcheil and .- ir IRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Barns to Box Sharkey. is threatened with appendicitis. Meagher Shatters Record. — BE mage om A A. MISSOURI Ds bbed for hree i te yon PDP S.urlock p ; ; , . - ; _* Protective A tat nits and four runs. Naylor retired ay in the American Bowling Con _ George Duncan, the British profes- Con lack Sharkey is putting his cheap- ——- CHICAGO. March 18 —J. M » : | . : — - s - tzelman « Burke c . eagher. tiog. Application has t@ norrunate officers after one round and Pierson, a left- gress. Slight changes developed sional golfers, wil) not Shanley 1b ‘ | ly-won reputation at stake in rather Hiller ls Playing Second. ef the University of Chicago, clipped made to the Missourt BRernaies to the State - hander, came.on the scene. Four among the five high men in the Harry Vardon and Ted ara cant " ner 'vyenturesome fashion The boy whe LOT SPRINGS A ns M 1 3-5 seconds from the American rec- tion. a mt. Louis. May > a at more were adéed to the Cardinal to- double and al) events, but in the five- ica to engage in the inte ors n> a F sag skied into notoriety on the wings of Warry Hill NGS, Ark., March 19.— ord for the plunge in a 60-foot tank Bi , ee The anita ae nan tain the fifth, which put the st.) ™*" &nd individuals few prize-win- team matches and ot OEE. | on aiten Bb ee a newspaper decision over Jimmy y Hiller, a recruit, is getting here last night in the preliminartes | morgage post headquarters i “ | ning scores were m | : other events this) oy er Wilde, will fight the little ead- ” Chance to make good at second of the te | Beats | 3 4, -Jwonteans five runs to the good. Sere “ ade. summer, has been received by Hurd if Fr sel! I! sht the little dread bese with . tenth annual swimming meet 4 Today's game will be staged at C. Miller and L. Weisman. of Louis- Pierie. secretary of the Prefidstonal| Whitley cf Magvalo ct nought Frankie Burns at Jersey City, ain oaiien me ong Red Sox. of the Western Conference. Meagher CHICAGO, March it-— ’ a TRE P PROGRAM FOR * Denna, another thriving town in the ville, rolling on a late shift. went/ Golfers Association. T? «. | Berger rt Metz rf. next Monday. Burns has a Knock- - . Nally on the sick plunged the distance in 16 2-3 sec. Zbyesko defeated Jack I = ae Salesman . he cate mes list. Several of the R Ss ) S ocloek -~Rie- Grande Valley. into fifth place in the doubles with sage from Robert Pori ate eins out wallop and is a veteran of high st. Several of the Red Sox reg- _onds. The final contests wil! be held straight falls here + | talks by ©. BR : a count of 1229. H. Morrison of Sou hcneggs of London, | caliber. Sharkey is a powderpuff) “’*'*. among them Schang and tenight. | t Foretell Success a | f South | secretary of the British Professi GIRLS’ HOCKE . D Vite 1 oat af Zbyszko took the first tall & Wright os ATHLETI or ae sean into second place in the ; Golfers Association, states ‘shale | Y SEVENS ee poop ee He may have a . are still out of the fold chnllasibeens ang the second in 56 mi! i Gemonstration am revell Wi ees 2 events. ‘Du potential 6.000 feturn match with — : ds. pi . a al de : h ; A score of 651 by R. Yaler. Canton. 3 ss tac tao Mitchell unabie to pilav. MEET IN FINAL CONTEST Wide flattened onal one of Burns’ 48- Ptayers te Gelft Match. Watkins Defeats Mathews. ones a wie a aA sre IAL LECTURE ieee ‘ 2 . O.. was the high mark in the indi- The hockey season will be closed centimeter punc! ) ‘;4CKSONVILLE. Fal. March , Ls Watkins defeated A. Mathews. Ke The Peders! injun- 1108 fin tb..4 21 9/ Viduals. It sent him into eighth | \tonight when the Blue Clubs and Red gene |’ 19--Beb Shawkey and Derrily | >, °° *% iB 34 innings in the Clase A Sherman Beats Oy i lla = plac E. Li k ry BRI } vi three-cushio tour : Torre & ee * Ee. CANTO, BUCS Cae SAS, 4 TISH WOMEN’S GOLF Sticks, two sevens of young women,’ Tre “has been” championship ought Pratt of the Yankees wil! oppose annotate. es: : Seen: oe Sammy Sherman ov | . clase of Waskin ; om ; and went into a tie for tent lace. | : Rar — . @ect en i ‘ilber tobinso: : os Sn cat etersons iast night The winner Chandier i ix Law by Walter Se : e<8 » Fiv h p “ac EVENT im ‘ : t} aie Li; . T tv be ade ided whoen Johnny tioward W ilbert LoDiInsen and f até her " d “ hig! at ; : and er in a si round _ a 3a, 0 —ti‘“(“‘(SGégmeri we..5 3 3 @ Styles c..... 2 4 2 de ingen Brocky No. t. Chicago, 3083. ’ STARTS MAY 10) ead = ya — oe he games and tio Eeack fight et a Kew Jee Krueger of the Superbas in ‘ weerwetihe ae run of five. while the at Bast St. Leuis tast a x poe -. ; res e% : aye he c - Oh: esa ‘ . ‘ : Ss “as ftonr ‘onklin r 4 =: eae 0 Bi xc Purniture, A gage 27; Ernies | NEW YORK. March 1¥.—The Say peggaeetibesa- Pesan Pt “meg ne sey bout. next Tuesday. Roth men golf match over a local course to- teenie Bao. 6A me c nAaiin | and man made the weight of ne THE work: of B..1F 1 F hicago. a Crystal Parks, | | en's golf cham pionshi r¢ , ot seas - eson fought rere. and their cornbined day. The tossers witli play for $! ; Ae@iied (Oo hiaAvy tonign but (bandier was over. ey ice Committee of the t a ae | CORton, O.. 2915; Larsen Shoes, Chicago, | | sin wil ip of Great Brit- | and a real skirmish is anticipated in cstreneth couldwt equal a ie a hole ee ations will be or 4 Totals ..38 7 9 &|286D; Orange Crush. St. Louis. 2361. as Ww oe held at Newcastle, County this fina! contest. mail, ite iia she * aeeas eaten ul sebis , ite Rex - HM. Hudson . cpairens - wn ~ ‘rer Qn tt U , Presby teria ; Two man: ©. Whitehead-%. Grubb, St re May a. beginning May 10, and ERE ite: breath. 4 : 4 onion = ——<— Seeuneaite ee 7 3 ‘it : laula, 1257: A. Schultz-F. Haack, Sheboygan. | cording ¢ as Pht ge ter stated. ac- Skate T. t : r of the » | 1257: MH. Maggiey-!. Deck, St. Paul, 1281: A. o 4 cabdie message received . ournamen Opens. .. —-— 8 e — : Morgan-J. Harman. Chicago. 1230; C. mine | Toaterday by W. D. Vanderpool, secre- NEW YORK, March 19.—Competi-) Jack Lawler’s match With Benny » : av eh: G ME | He Weisman, Louisville, 1229. ary of the United States Golf Associ-/ tion to decide national cHampionships; * *)**": scheduled for March 23 at, | iat BS 6 Riny + | Atlanta. has been set back by the} PA m has been delivering bod present-day c istic meetings "% Feteration of SF it Chereh til on of the series tom Individual: MeGeow | ation, from Hen “ a a | lof the Royal iat dear ea | at figure ice skating began here to-! Southern club. owing to Valger’s de- | 4 e \ ' day with a large number of entrants. ' sire to meet Kabakofrt firet. Sef tte: | ce Mever. St. Louis, 685: A. Bronder. a CIT; C. ~ Chfe An vucwst T cage. 67: Mathison, “<hicego. @75: HH. he tournaments, which will last, pitc Schafer. St. Louis, 6 1. . a pf . vie Secaial re ene rc three days. includes contests for | rs Maggy Ease men, women i juniors schoo! lames 1. \ ance, | Merrizon, South Bend, 1660; P. Woif, Chtca-— Lafayette A. C. Bouts. alias cn yp HE ong peeroen, Slee vterien Chureh ef 3 gx 184e8- B. McGeowan., Evans ile, 19%9: Z| Fi figure: an free style skating. Wailé- the eneaker _ Betting. Circinnatt. 1538. , at Ve bouts are scheduled to be ing and ten-step. or 12.14. while the i aged at the Lafayette A. C tonight, @e hour. from § te with Battling John nif PN aa ‘Hall meeting ny and Johnny $§$Ward Knocks Out Derby. cisattiiiaeniiiieeth in the feature. The | be | SAGINAW, Mich., March 19.—Bobby . : Bm “Me aoe ee | Ward of St. Paul. Minn., knocked out ELRY VaLvED a eight rounds at 126 pounds. ? *| Prankie Derby of Saginaw, formerly Nerth Marke: street a Semi-windup—Young Sam 1 |ef Brooklyn, in the third round here’ | my last aig a ford, Toledo, vs. Yeung Senden, 80:4 last night. After being knocked to, a MR« a ee nie knees by Derby in the first round. ANNA LON = Ree cee cr hcl ten] Permomsers Tot Gerrans: ox| ce Lemans ot Evoveteten BI. The Happy ar tee ee pois ont oe See ‘ aontie init ; hkouwla Y elle, St ese Billy Metz of Detroit, fought six : whe is a work | = gue Viet’ Se the 65 sage ane ula, ve. Young Sanders, Memphis.| rounds to a draw | | | . aot back she eae kes city seals of 600 more big places in| #ht rounds at 118 pounds. saaniclitisincs = lum Amor ¥ Arte 3e straight: 61.73 bes 73 a ee Riess 2 the country. Preliminary—Young Jack Black- | | | samo Se straight; $1.25 can of 25 Bt ies * “It'll be a neat souvenir tor my old * seni lag Ae a Henry, St | Roman Defeats Dillon. “nc — to ae at hee not #., ae tee $3.38 ben of 38 i ; be SA es me | Curtain ‘aie . x ot — | DALLAS. Tex. March 19.—Jack | ate a See Apply oe , pn wg - Sart bes of 38 te 1 ee. Louis, vs. Kia Herman. St. Louis ¢ | Dillon was decisively outpointed by | to ee 35 bex of 75 4 me es BF epuads at 116 sound ais, our’ Paul Roman of Kansas City in a 19- | you will uuee ncheee "Set Ss | . t= the By, tee ‘round no decision beut here last | tomer. this Spring | fer the; | 0, Th nad how 3 | Wachee menial night, according to opinien of sport- Better will give you iy ag most Hat value. @ ©? <= ---: ter ide; $1.79 bea pew Sx. — Asa 4 Roman scored a knock- | ae. vou . own in the sixth round 5 ; aghic cpanel rou $5 - $6 - $7 - $8 25 : Maret 1%.—President | Ralph de Palma, trying out yester— “§ at MODERATE RRICES | , Ys ' while @ é 7 a yee-. day for the automobile races to be Wills Wins From Wheeler. . And the famed Vanity Hat at . x oe tee acai bees eee | hei@ next Sunday at the Los Angeles Wills was the winner over Wheel- j p McNIGHT ’ Eight-Fitty ee March | apeedway, broke the record for that er, 260 to 118. in 60 innings in tae | okt: ) a 6 we 8 ee we cine owners faver the adep adep-| Grech by twaveling arcand the mile/ handicap 182 baliline tourne- season late in April and a 4 er oval in 39 seconds! ment at Peterson's last night. Wille = e the | at or at @ speed of 115 3-10 miles had a high run of 17. Wallace and rg on hour. Klein play tonight. 603-605 Pine St. BC ROWN-ALL. . HAT CO. 2 nat, 5S : - Tage ng ee - f : ss 2 . ae. € a4 Bs as
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~ " Ri eee ee a > a thw care ae, : woe. i tng A TM nee nae cilia . a . - a >t ee ‘ ‘ 4 - b) ere OIE Sry Ne TOPS gReRe-—yEcangE an merit ety ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ue | FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 19. 1990. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ene een ee A A A AL ° ~~ . as Se ~ A a RA RIN cere fariage Licenses | =... MARKET .. AND ... FINANCIAL .. NEWS une “Births Rec Recorded | _ “ta : ne aaa ie: % — q IRREGULAR GAINS IN | NEW YORK STOCKS || sates itn On| spec tvESTOCRK | [COMPARATIVE GRAIN PRICES} —Today's estimated livestock receipts: Cat- . St. Loule Merchants’ eee OF Bur ial ial P its | ] uri ermits y | Spec Special to the Post-Dispatch. tle and calves, 750; hogs, 15,000; sheep. 130, Reported by St = NEW YORK. Marc ge SG horses and mules, 2560. = LOUIS. March 19. _ HE NEW ORK MARKE “pecial to the Post- Dispateh Net | complete list of lect te a greys 7 : mie lanoe ~ Offering of cattle today was 0° Ciose nd gee on the New York, @tt'¢ importance from the point of volume Openine High. . Close. Thursday, ~ MARRIAGE LICENSES. “ame pincenis | Sg ae an 4040 N. 24 st ody 3 om =H March 19.—-Following ie @ st — Sales. High Low. Close. (2 $f. | Stock Exchange today. Totat number of saler! cormnne; tine for only 759 cattle and calves Leonard | | oheeene oriti — the New York Stock b> T ae yuo 214", 210% ‘ _. m (Of each secunty and the high and low prices | combined. The light offering forced a better MARCH CORN. nes » the high. tow, closing prices. =. ‘ are given: c action to the de . Re oe Na 78 Chicago. Ill, and net chances for ine da: J ob. BS ae WO TBs ; } re eg? ra than prevailed yesterday Chicago 140% 161 -Heoustor.. Tex Profit T kj . m hs x ee ee —' i. Con, Bee +e 23 ‘ 63% — Pi eee Bo mk = ; ulk of the sales averaged steady t© Kansas City. ..... : 1 Lee 2606 SI Meta Ing Causes Late Set- s “tre Net bisee BH%® 3: eb pape a ges race | Strong. with the exception of veal calves, ee e ” “3633 Market | | : ae —STOCKS. __ Salen. Hie. Low. Close. Ch’ ge "Co. 1,400 208: . 20 8 Liv iat’ ae ee ee: | Soa UATE at Rann So She Saber, _ tee & the =a COM 7 ae) . ** on ; ee ” ¢ om. . 4 bad - ieee me Ctiehe Take | yack; Sterling Exchange iY eae RS Py, °| 132 UB Lib 24 46 . || °° "7" ape $0 bunch of lights, this being the highest mark | Chicane’... 02220 $4 wate ws "Btherington ..........S8t. Ciair; Mo Is Hj * 3s . *- "ge Gag te Be & S§ 1 a” meee 48 : tained on tne ‘thie Baym Lo) ee ee De he igher am tT eet ~ mar ° _- * . Sah ee on . Do S ; “ =” > 4 NAT Iv E Kansas ‘ its ° . . ; ° ° " 155% hy Green Ox A . ‘hom . ! “ y =- ; ' . oe, ’ 1. : , bnetvtecken a 0 _ Ne Se LCOTATIONS, . , ye Beaumont .. -Muskogee, Ok A. G. Vv. i 1500 sr (16 6 1 vedo Ca ae + 2245 1 Dn § wt See TF: a> 4@, Choice to prime heavy” Este $13 85@14 ) St Loui va , : =| + BOS Saesdene | goo - com. 2,900 4: 13% 43% —1 OOM. i cant 1 (gest — 4 Bir 4 Aries 4 nsocua ae xo.qs Mcdium to good steers Cae S68 | Chtente’... 003, 00ec oe ist 7 16mm 1SOKEDT grote wy ge : fd, .... a aay Vanadium etfs. S4, “ a + wie oN ated oa ‘Ota 97.: Chetes te to fair steers . To 190.00 Kansas City ......-0.+65 i Mes 1454 @% 1i5i ea 148) Springheid, Ii! a Pees > © est. El. . ~ 74? 41, & — % 1 ‘ tasveeees OG NT 52 , Oo Prime veariings .... 28 Bee 75 Springfield, Iii Liberty Bond Quotations. :; ; an one og a West. Airbr.. ™ ; :‘ 605 rs, © adel rene h Se. eee -- 12: Common to fair 1 ear! ines ime 6 iogiz re SEPTEMBE K CORN. Sere ‘ . ~ : . = he . ; ste ck Paps ad - al ; an ows 7 = 4 oe cree ewe ‘ > “ -, id betw gee . Em 29235 Bell | }44%- &..91.00 9700 90.70 90.70 YOLU> - Bum. ... 900 « 2% 45 : 7. = . Dom. of . Se 41931) G1%9 t t. | Good to choice ec Chicago ...... 87% $5 Si, @% wae e 1 cS : : » fd . % law le 43 — Tien eo ‘ ft sees. aud” eo. on OT1S Mimtesets _ 4 s. 89.8 4 9 56 Sy. f 86 d..... | ) 3 18 Metals (173 oe ie fips te 7 57. | Medium. to ive 2 : JULY OATS. ; ow 25 ; a ts : . ee ° ‘ o.“ 2. WS. Of : " . - ee & : " ie . : ! oo! . . Vs las , - - Sie hes ns W +a t ewan $4 ere a Hae ib, . SPOR Sy. a 7 ‘on pra. Te 1 : ie ae : Alas. Geid:... ee) “ : ‘ Se > Fa loan i e, . rat! a ceed vba: = = ) see ae or Chicago pense Ps 0 TIM @% 7D'4a r n Antonis’ poses faowen Jc. Sas ....98. a 0 97.52 97.56 ; =! oT | om ‘Heavy fancy bulls Di SE ) \ ATs. , Robinson jewels ikwccscstane Sree eee ....08.m } 7.52 97.56 97.090 . of + Med ie “- ' e es that whiie ER Sew wa . «Sapte state aaa: K. ' um to good Bi... - Chicago jeer call ee 70 6S\ RIA : ome » Alfonic Levy; > Oregon K | Commas. 2. oat 6 OO 5 sin ames ‘ij aie ® Frances Eaves... aol (ever | 4 (KERS AND a aoe Eh Bc >> i. + Hussey . ‘J 1022 Whittie r | By Leased Wire From the New York 4 5 IT . Good to ¢ bet feeders reeDpRs OG 11 ' TT ai t ey will f m- rt Raines .. > ‘eet : 4226 West Belle, Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. : Y. | focmth ‘to fair feeders > CORN I$ OFF 3 CENTS IN | NEW YORK C0 ON ‘forded the oppe unify maries Austin Inge eeeeeee.-Bl1T% Rutger | N EW YORK, March 19.—The Eve- % y Good to choice stockers . o7 | to the games on 7 a an.. re ois ’ 25 W Race oe 1, ning Post, in its copyrighted finan- !; : z: | feted aA gon Oe sen ssoee 6 oe “ LATE TRADE ON EXCHANGE FIRM AT OPENING ar e 5 shington | eis ey i , ik de pe Se . : ‘ t iT “xere ‘ trip to St. mié Ross | 46, _ ik | saa» olay begga - Say 8; _ 10 y Btock caly es. ° : eee ae oe - j t , . 4 >] ; } is *x er 7 ' . : : ‘oe . - ident that his batte Van Howard ......+...... 2835 UCAS | the hangs ear ghcaipar “serge .) soa 3 | Steck Gud. fecdine’ bee” aah 8 60\ ee ularity ‘marked the corn mar-| NEW YORK, March 19.—The advances in face | thé stiffest . hl : Wright 040 Pine gt De Aes ni ° and mar sets was the bg 123 a Stock heifers re ee « ket in the early session here today sieriing exchange seemed to fully offset lower nd pound the ball ¢ hea Blt sevel dot r. ces. Cann, 86 o | Roem dene ei #4 ROC COOP 954s ™ and prices swung slightly above and Liverpool cables, and the cotton market »ere ay ‘2e@e .- ae ; . : >j ‘a 7. - ’ ; — ” . a 4 ll d fashi , - : 10 . bess’ 3640 Russel! | cuandentie arith a ee om se te ee s 6 A | Com mon calves | 9 OT: recent 35¢ advance in the May option woe, Sit ee oor this month. and March so. . Mi s “ : . >i 4 . > — ‘ } 7 . - « “ y ' 2 y om Y _ . 2 : , men get on to « aan - Same spupheainie rate the wild fluctuations of yester-'Cent’ 1. se 60n & Rate ¢332 | Cerro Cop. C.. iG Be ge | Foes. “Dectnes yeeriings. pd An contig | discounted present conditions and Aen a | oanet. o> — © aaah ———. it will take but te he William James ..... Oiltrough, Ark | @4*) 1% the industrial shares. These}. eae % ees” ea ron ae Mines mj; &., »enforced at the local hog house today brought , Suggested the market is due for at @ new high record for the season. The buv- u AM , OEMs pes gases, _— Grattan | stocks rose and fell back alternately. » Ree ; sf Y . rn r.4 ‘ “| prices on the best light hoes down to a $14.20 least a healthv reaction Reports cir- ing of later months was probabiv influenced the necessary amoy ° n 14 N.-ith | with the familiar and ®ur te i. Pneu. T. 4,400 102 ‘e 4 Soe BS 4 6 ; | seats. with the bulk ranging from $15.94 : iby overnight reports of an unusualiy sol k ats as” Ww alnut “ anc ul poseless Vlo- ‘ol. ' Oo 2 OW =! ait " Greene ye | 1% 15. Medium to strong vreight hogs Ww ere culated that the Federal authorities |foreian demand in Eastern belt markets for 4 ar bi. oe | tone und as before, under. purely | Coc tf. 32 28% 3 ; Seotieass a : very + pg bee — xrae were were to investigate large holdings of | mnie. penaem. ona loca! jet, tntereats wer hn a =. # protessiona 2uspi > , ; . y saat a : 3 i } selling rom 25 f. 85 wit . , , “hi ; uvers © ay on * advance to Cc ee youn . Ide, = BIRTHS —— imumerous sut eat =peny ra ee a ye eee > +. Inspiration © i, RO ‘weighing 27543 pounds from o14. nO 14.75 ‘May corn and oats in the Chica» | for that position. or 42 points net higher Moy ng young + & BO wh phe ubstantial advances, but OF . a . ae ~ ~ te Ww ,;and extremely heavies vg $144 14.50. Pigs | market were denied. Pa. morne wae onties Costes or ys 4 reactions were i ia oh - go p +. 8 were active out so spotted that it was almost : ‘ae weak , of the afternoon cnder Increased realizing for re Rees Letty: lhe ry Jackson, 17034, p. 28th. i: ave the day's net pao rapid as oy o. Oe 4 7” sats ° ‘ga iron Prod. C. 4 12 | impossible to compare prices accurately. Rest Corn was weak and 3c to 4c lower over the week-end. with May selling of to an southpaw, have i — ie’ Sleler, 5416 Reber. ? y* changes extremely ; . ~ rer . >. Kenn. Cop ei, 13 ‘| weights sold ongh sows ON the late market. Oats were l'gc 37.82¢,. or 19 points net lower. ie the fine points 4 aN Bw irregular. , ai) | —.. Stee! ae } . market closed lower. | rngg es were ee My! & steady. P av cert. " “ee , ° iam 0 ; . ' > ak ‘ , er holdin reun 2 . owl t he art or >t “1 Teemier, of = $9 ‘From yesterday) 8 closing rate of yg ey * . Midvale Steel se he . “er PARTIA Y. It is reported that there has been able wave My tte By from th. ‘out. cme h.no definite kr Meas. Puricelli, 1817 3.75, sterling exchange advanced un- See ' wm -- %| 12 MIXE™) PAC KERS AND HEAVY 100,000 bushels corn and 60,000 bush- Cotton Futures Close * ; . , ‘ ; . . ° - ‘ " ‘ ° Weilman will be Vand R. | der active buying today to $3.83. This | C. . pf , ad a Ba eJs oats canceled by the East today. | NEW YORK. March 19.—Cotton futuges has deci@ea that 1 : M. 3 rai ‘ : - well above the previous high price c T —T Bs ’ . = 1. 2 Otis ‘Steel o yi 22. 1 Cash corn was 1c to 3e lower: de- ' closed steady. March ac: Mav. 37 ute rx of the year, the $3.81% touched Thurs- m. Bra eae ; F Ont. Mils er i” " | 1 /mand fair. ty $5.35; October, ® S4c, Decembe®. ‘a. Seaboard.. | . , : ; : : . Cash oats steady to lc higher; de- | Spot Cotton. Johnson, 8125 Ienwevlvania —_ fA —“pDig*-—De lers will fall the. the southpawing “f |mand fair. | NEW YORK. March 18.—Spot_ cotton Hotiman. 1309A North Market (day last week. There was no more! Sgr ee a: © i ae ae - . ‘ eas ~~ Pressed Steel. No. 2 red winter wheat, $2.60@2.62; ; steady: middling, 41.(0c Endicott. John EKER ar ata yeah are?’ AAD DPRAOWB™ pt tt i end ea it Deutch, 1419 Salisbury. i specifi l cifleld can be « pea i. Munice: Webster Groves. specific explanation for the rise today | Famous P-L. 3M ‘2 ‘Pullman ..... a : and pitch a go an D. | than there has been throughout the | Figherbody «. ‘ , | Ry. Stl. Spre. ; 2 teran and needs ho im or advance from $3.18 during the past | go - ter 3 red winter, $2.56; No. 4 red win- : St. Louis Cotton Market. pitching a hard pone &- “1424. Mississippi. |ve OF six weeks. What it plainiy | | : r a ter, $2.52. | mret auetations: Good ordinary. 24) jaw : C. Delss, 815 1 vory. means, however, is the progressive G. W. & W. 1. 1, “ : | Sloss-Sheff. 1 % No. 32 corn. $1.60@1.61: No. ¢, $1.57@ | middling. 84c: middling. 4lc: good aida plenty of stuff. nut st pone I. ; 2 nee ted Dacxett. |improvement of England's position oa ” ; a 91 91 : la ep. * 1 > $ 1.58; fXo. 3 yellow, $1.61@1.62; No. 4 | 43-50c; middling fair. 45e. eee. soe 9S: e oe me ale a eee mn ie te cane marfet since |Gen. Cie... ee tt Se ia © sBB,- | yellow, $1.58; No. 5 yellow, $1.56@1.58: | seamen Marc! re oe ! . 3. 13th. /London began to send u: . Elec. -.. 32% 162° 16 7. & W Su F, 5 ' No. 6 58; N 3; | ° arch 19.—-Cotton § ent and is expected. , and E. i the Briti yn 3 , We gold, and . * 1, * Un. Stl. + 1? NO. ®, $1.58; atO. 4 white. $1.60@ 1.6: *: limited demand, prices eer | miadling. a real find. ap and J. Clark, 5°91 Waterman. | ritish Government's policy of re- ae soz | U. pom It 18 No. 4, $1.57@1.58; No. 6, $1.52, | 30.804: fully | middling. raseéting, ht will take th low ese twins, | Seeming its American loans was an-| 33 2 No. 3 white oats, $9c; No. 4 white | 28.800; low middling, 33.504: good ordinary e fol 4 soulard. nounced. Incidentally, cables today ¢ 12 , oats, $9c; No. 2 oats, 98c. | incading 100 American, Sales, 4000 bales, Antoni . a reported a further reduction in En- | Gn r ' a eee BURIAL PERMITS han | o.. 12 | a ew ie — 4 ; gland’s “currency notes” during the | * 5: 12 : 7 er, F Schra@er, 69, 2624 St. Louis: endo- | CUtStanding, as against £356,000,000 art epi Rt ‘ 2. 505... 12 7 ..701275 | KANSAS CITY. Mo. March. 19, Cash | ' ayne, Burwell, Leifiala in iis 440, Thomas; tuberculosis. | year ago this week. The reduction — = tte E d P ul | ' Hy . Cha those bowel conditions! Do it ‘ity. “pitis ' Wheat and flour shipments, for i ‘2 iL | u r, g_Zzs an 0 ard. $20.92. “datinos “pitis. bd s, ‘ | | with —the scientifically prepared Pete Ratican's re ' . 67. 710 Easteate: heart disease. Stance *s ¢ I. 6s Me | ‘ oa salts.”” Selines is the } hom: , “~ sown ’ e' 1 Li Myers Ss 56% _. Following are prices pail today by St. , A, March PP 3 white. yon . strengthened for arwatkins 1, EN ee arts muesinoma | mearly 10,000,000 bushels from Jan- | Pac. T R00 72 e| SL J. B. 49 Louis commission houses to farmers and cous. | $1.52: Ro. : pionship game with Loi 80. 1808 8. 13th: tuberculosis. Uary. But, on the other hand, ex-| ac. -& 2... 100 ats eS L.. RA -—b » A. od lots. Small ee a | a © oa. Hf ! day. Reidy will ve mn pose bs Fg Nicholson: influenza. ports of cotton increased nearly 50,000° dc ; bh | 1M. C. 4s a | EGGS—Firsts, country conéies. 43%c; | ete POLI 1s. ne sition at left half abeth Wintersohl. §&. 2317 Victor: mvo-/ D@les, and the $85,000,000 decrease in £05544 5 ee M4 4. Midvale Steel Ss .......-. do casesereturned. 43c. ‘Unchanged. Bran. $45. a chance that Jima : : 8. EE ee oe total exports from the preceding | Phila. a 13 BUTTER—Creamery extras Northern. $2.65 @2.75. Corn— No. 3 vellow, sed ty Ratican Su ” ° arium. sciesosi®.| month must, therefore, have b Pierce- Arrow , = 3 | standard 62c; firsts, 0c: sec : 1. 58@ 1 55. Oats—No. 3 white, 87% @89%sc. ant to the taste. Wie ast at mae zabet h Woit, 68, 3153 Osage: intestinal ob- een a : lle —— to caused — Pier: 10 ladles, 47c: packing stock at 320-—-Southern | $5.01% @5.11% once get a bottle and try " She eons, Fc 4 eran i ae wese tiges- encumenia nce gan i oF ncaa ha qqemcaggairn of | Pitts. 2 cheese and watery. 3c to Sc less. | MALW ACEEM, oMarch 19. Wheet-_Ne. J ® MIG Grerory Aubuchon, 77. 1811 §. Sth. apoplexy. | wore leap eras ut the com- | Pond ; _ LIVE POU..TRY— | pecthern. 25° " tomieen ; pa 1 order ta make r ‘AB. Uriewicz. 44. Oth Franklin: car: Soliant arison with other months gives lit- Punta Are. 7 | Fow!s, straight ruh. i Barley—Malting. satel 3m ' LL - ved up, Ratican al — re. 89. _ N. 16th: la grippe. eae or no indication of the ‘slump Remington 12 ~k Toledo p Boasts 2 a fine would be py: ooo a utman, 78, 7029 Michigan: “DO-/ in export trade’ which all the mar- | 20 . TOLEDO, ©. March $0. ~-Cloveraese— i _ ~~ _— ) who did not put +f ne Louise Kroeger, 86. 42239 Lee; nephritis. kets were discussing a month ago. | Saws Arms.. \ - Detobe cae a a a ” s Crane. 2 months. 2731 Laton: mncpitis * A ted Gov Saxon M. C... Turkeys. hena and young toms ..... a me te 4. D. Deixman. 53, 4233 Gano: apoplex R 7 og - “4 “ge sae or ype oe Se Roebuck 4 Qld tom _— veteeeee ucrong tp en his ‘ wy Schumacher, 77. 1312 -N. 84. accident. turn last months’ impett of merchan- Sinclair Oil Is. ceevoaneanl 0 af fx" — Miller, 49, 2520A North Market: apo- | dise was about $7,000,000 less than senna oe mag Co ; ucks, | Fae rreeeeerene Produce Elsewhere | . ; / > ‘ . e+e ” a ré | lapedeeeimond Kaminski, 1, 1404 Sarsfield: heart in January, but otherwise was the ‘Studebaker 4.. 5 + 3 are ‘isease. largest of any month on record, and ;Stutz M, C 4 VEW %ORK, March 19.—Butter firmer; : am Merizannie Fine. 10. 2709 Cambie: ‘ Ora, b-m Se “7S 2 v. het tis, 5 b ery higher than ex- J LD e. 10. 2709 Cambie: diphtheria. almost exactly doutde that of Feb- ; 8. W. §. M 2 Capons. small. receipts. 5124 tubs: cream ey eo) antec: Srete ‘ruary, 1919. Unfortunately, compar- 2 PIGEONS AND "AGU Atoe—Live oieeane | (88 io Bl seers). He aie ear Ine BOCK. COP WANTED ° r e commo ve 6 e MG@ne, sO. « a OF a enue ae a r | eae casie:: receipts, %.583 cases; fresh oe /*_ v- Dressed . 80c per Ib.; small . oar gathered extras. 49'4@ 0c: do firsts. 45% 4 at "Oc VE ho ay 100 to140 ibs, at 16¢ , 4%. : , a rosa 183 Ibs. at 13 00@t0140 185428200 ibs. Cheese fivm: receipts, 1306 boxes: epee. at 111,@12%c: rough, coarse heretics. etc., | whole rnilk ‘flats. ng nee. apecials, 3 : oc ssue 4 me: 6 a i - sprin do average run. Osc. Sheep Be to Fe; Dake OS te Sei oe S vie held. spec ie ls, ~aWe:. do average run, a Lawrence Riley, : irly of the St. isons with past months in the import 1 * figures, and therefore in the excess of , | theieters are ai ible ews tn rief | exports over imports, is rendered use- |. = é less because of the muddling of its: : at _ DPre— ition. : Ae , ee ee basis of valuations by the Bureau of : ST. LOUIS CLEARING HOUSE 21 fd. ..... pain he SOCCERITES — Foreign Commerce. Last week the: STATEMENT. cities, SU Se +e i Loe ; OE. cctuis eset! pe A at 10c to lic per Ib, according te @ 28% as ¥9 4) ANNO ANNOUNCEMENTS | bureau officially confessed that in: , ,? 30. 4G: ~t -_ dividend. Increase. Decrease. = me ann et Bally + c HERSE—rer pound. Northern ane P ‘New York. as caine tcakn Po igh Oe hg of Merit ' ; ee o Tewte ‘ : . ~ . se WS _* oa rm og) i 7: horns. Sic: (Caisies irm: chiekens v y > I . NATIONAL BOL PLAT jcompiling the monthly statements it): 1 > ad meieimmmmeeae: os ME NOTE sagen radi apenaagiar Doce Regs a come, 5 Pee OS Tee ++ oss tees to 8. | See: ag a B1c: crinne scuc. Swiss No. 1,|26c: turkeys, 40c. Dressed dull and un-| GROUND WORK AND GAMES| had been valuing imports at par. in’: —- ‘wan o mor stocks unless they carry the abbreviation Penn fs | f. to §S%, ' ' changed ge ~ee e clif: par, im! : eS . 29,768,975 :. “pfd.”’ or are specified oar? um 4 “ | sae 2c: brick. 20%c: all inferior quality less, | chanmec . 4 ‘held yesterday, P at the meeting o ifton ithe foreign currencies, until last Sep- | 26 5OR 16: «tlh lhe speci 1 ceets or ‘tfs Penn con : , { CHICAGO. ares 9.—Butter higher; By a reliable broker e .- ie + oe + 2 m. { shares Penn gen = . / creamery, 53@ | con- Vegetables. Kegs fr neon eipts, 11,228 cases: firsts “6 ighte Community Service Club. under di- | Tetnt oh 1. a2, ‘ otal s ares. 4: a shares. fon of the ¢ ‘Yommunityvy Service Committee, | tember, at current rates of exchange ct | 44146451.c° ord'nary trsta, 42 “a43c: at mn ark. cases included. 414@42e ‘ cern. Must be a going indus- nents were made | *. of Chicago ¢ ant, POTATOES— Northern rural at $5.75 ¥ ‘ Bow “ig oa th ut pal . ow Spam metions. Per ig bah during September, at par again in a : I tween e mh Bm the audit -| October. and t : ! 1 ¢ ° = outturn wts.: in wagon loads. per 100 ibs. * : orium of the Cliftow lleichts : at current rates there- |‘ 4 ood... ; hi 1,| £Poultr Alive lower: springs, 38; fowls. ¢ atian Church, Tamm and Manmaduke after, though with the par basis of de +) i New York ‘Curb Close | ! ‘ ‘box loose for large and No. 2 at 86 to $7.4) | Open. High | Low | in 36 mninuten, 60 8 at B ternonsirati on “'Suliting Confidence’ ang Months when par of exchange WA&8iCarieton D, UG. pfd. oii. ee me Loco. =) : _A SPECIAL LECTURE ON THE USE Julv.. 8 3m. 7. ™) re iat Federal injunction in controversies be- Standard Oil Close. International Shoe com. _ Republic Ri % fh 5s mes ioe bunche = an ee LARD ae a 0 IGN BONDS — employers and organized labor will | | Brown Shoe com soe + eegge toma 4% IV .de.. Ob | s SWEET POTATOES Home-grown seed [| - . /% cree tomorrow mornine before the | Reported daily by Mark C. Steinberg & Ce., Cities Service com » ee % M. & O. Div.). | £° 50 per bu box loose for Bermuda and pes : ae. tt et g3-™ . of Washington University School; ™e##anine, Boatmen's Bank Bildg.. St. rf pfd. > fret 1 rR. R...... 8 t $1.50 for red, yellow and white. | July. £2. =o) of be French English " by Walter Saunders, a St. Louis, _1eul. "Mo. | Rete... : ee, ..2--| Triangle Fim % © | | eae tag te . | 2. SR ae . . ms ce med aiced | National Candy ‘comm. 2% itt nent Shar. 3 Fruits. Tare a a German, Italian welght of 126 Tr cet | Anglo-American 28 do 2d pfd. OPES 100 ‘sees 1U, & Steamship a \PPLES— Quote jobbing prices . 19. +4 20.00 9. "2 5 as a SAE WORK OF THE COMMU arte | Borne Scrymser 400 *Wagner Electric ne iV. Vivoudou 1 lnhen davis and panty at 57 he orchard | ~——— © —--— W d li 7 run at $6.50 to $7 and No. « >. . Duluth tLinaeced. e guarantee e ivery ever. 6:4: 33 vic + Committe of the Boarda of Religious uckeye ; i*Temtor A a aa aR i. ations will be pree=titea by Mrs. Wil- . Shesebrough |. *Temtor B gueces. ' alli :) : Re Sy : F oman cnairmar, at the Southamp- | Continentel | *Ernerson er | ae i ed Oil oF Ka eS 4 *fx-dividend Mihtd | Boston Mex. ‘Pei. wie oft the y png ws wit a . Kites | | Roston Wre mine . | FORENOON SESSION SALES. Rurknett Vv. C. = , 100 Indiahoma at 87%. ~ Cosden. . ey SAMUEL G NEIL, HEAD OF TRE | ,,,9°. Pf ~ : | . Indiahoma at 6 Dominion | 45 Mo, Portland Cement at 80. Elk Basin ad Field Department of the Ameriean a!| inferior and decaying stock discounted ; We sell 8 j h * | International Petroleum | TEMTOR CORN orecign exchange on ad iy 118 Tem A ra ae a ty of Pieeaiphis. | ingiana Pipe me 10 | ag = ~ ae 85 ‘ a 3 all countries. Drafts delivered etter eees| Gee ee RA fg a ia Herta Foreign Exchange. AND FRUIT PRODUCTS CO. |) irises imcaPenrens nt-day conditions at the Lenten | Midwest Refining i te : . % . - a : ee 1S ae prove et B., watee National ‘Transit ae as m0 ee : Ry ee 50%. “4 se Pl , | 21 West Md | hemp *; Srecial to the “ast-Dispatch. Dividend Neo ure will deliver the concluding | a S2K - fa at 0. Invine ey Wa ne, a poo West c te ‘ " ieee _ ae a. a . , . > + ge) . R. 4@ (certificates) at 46\. a. | wr ti “—" West & ) to Cit NEW YORK. March 19.—Higher 'andon ,y preeimusly declared by {a8 Board of or money orders. Personal U. } ‘ . cables were followed this morning by ab- Directors of this company. the above checks not accepted. of the ) beries toniaht. N ° > Dr, Jam * . : Y ‘Oh Oil 4 $3000 R. 48 at 48%. Kav Co. Gas ie ' 8 Wilson cv 6s the *peaker. The noon services wil! boat ei aie tas 1 o0o whi 720 42 Cortain-teed com. on | NO 6.6 6k 2 oss + ui . & Wis. Cen. 6a. 9 to 68 Jveeiion of all the current supply of sterling Quarteriy Dividend of $1.00 per share on ———— _ ot | Ma We santevenes mst $13,498,000 ' - “a and “B" Stock will Bb vane he, While the >’ eg services OC- | xolar i) : Merritt say . Sees ‘ . Teta! salen, 914.020. 000 sane EY. 2.387. et xchange, the heaviest buyers being one aif ve . Steckneiaene” of Sococd WM. A. BUSCH & CO @me hour, from $ to 9 i@euthern Pipe .. 15 Nat. Candy com. at 1 + eae ' anes SF, | POMS $2 809.000 ¢ ade > ; wenk that has been prominent in the heav’ oneh 1990 ~ satel . ts outhern pe . f : ; } hi . il aeis , : a vear ego and b wo rea ak | gold export mevoment in South America ’ Part 19* “Qa Federal Reserve Bid oo Seuth Penn. AFTERNOON SESSION. 3 . . , 7: From Jan. 1 to date. $875.4 ‘sl. 000, aceirm and a leading Canadian bankine agency. After KR. BANG, Secretary ‘ i : e. ~ $600,840.00 a year ago and $205,353.00 two Doo demand sterling that started at 8.78 (vive 3227. St. Louis, Mo, Southwest Penn. CLOSING QUOTATIONS. io ai a oo BOB a a i i AT *, i 3 CATE ARO was up to 2 ao against a 7 iD at the close yer POLICE ITEMS = | *.°. Shs" 3 gener : , a Sth : ———- +_ anes. OxEinuigee . ree me eee tine German Was also active and e@trong Jtw > : - ee | a Net. Bank of Commerce _.. sic | Pennok ~. cae f, te + » torenne hut ¥ Y \ ALVED AT $240 WAS f Firet National Bank 215 hy Sa ) Phillipa Pet ss a ’ ‘ rT . a ‘Ya oe a y Gaustetne teed e . | ; eee ‘sse8 White Oi pee —s é ‘ ' “ " - ; a i —— len 1900 i ers’ ‘mw da’ “a 3.77. cut? TLOFT ja! ~ das t t 11. 406 ' }rance cables. . ¢ eee . Bh Reigium cables . German a> Money and Exchange. — Laicaliicalieaieiints | 13.04; . . | . , - > ‘ermany cables, abe Aveaetria ' | : | NEW YORK, March 19.—AMercantile pa-| Coffee Austria. cables, 4%. Holland : Investment Securities | Mo. ik vats Cement 80 ; fey 6% @6%. Exchange; stronc: sterling | autee npaiie:.' Senate. 90.-i0Ne8 a Holland cables Be Ital | ‘) ¥y Ly 60- r ithe. GS. c¢ * . NEW ’ Mare Coffee Kio ©. 17682: Italy. cables, 18.5 wise checks, ! oo greene commercial 60-day bills. | 14.96¢ 0. Steckhole kroner cables. o 73. je messenger, kay- | | Brown 3.67%; demand. 3. AZ, : cabies. 3. R3. Francs | —————eEEE ittania kroner che ke 18.10 ‘ vristilaia s demand. 128.62: cables. 18.60: Beletan france | jner cal 20; Cope nee ee “bee we Beli. Olive 5225 Saint Louis Kinloch. Central 1876 ! . ; ont P ’ ‘ a me ‘ che demand. 13.08: cates. 18.10 Guliders de Bar Silver. | Rpain , cables :7 a] ft %, 4728 Terrace avenue. an a) Hy Park avenue cur vesterday, The bey had. ‘mand. 86%: cables, 26% Lire demand. | YEW YORK. March 19 Par sii’ ! Buenos Aires #pot 2: Mexican follars. 05%: } ‘ ibeen eent to Bufid’: ye end forgot . Ee rey the ’ . ee . ‘ 18.42: cables. 18 6 Marks demand 1.%4 1 veoete eee cables. 1.35 Gdevernment bonds hea, ' Metals Markets. ~~ me $3: 33 Pod SS Bass _ : rail- j LLEN C. BAY. 22 Fane cu a ena Sach? 25 m06 t= +0 ‘-+s+ | road bends firm. Stock Dividend of 20 Per Cent. NEW YORK. March 19.-Copner. stead == , , “4 A 5 goiitgen week gs ; ) Time loans. firm: ©0 dave 9O dave and «x NEw Y¥ OF Kk. \igre 19 The Spe nh electrolys . a - oo as - - ; : ‘ ; = ' oo... i moenthe RGR. ifhenten! Ce. today ceclared a atock dividend quart p= “ins , ond" ™ y . , x - ; . inte ani m wae . | oe ralpal, avenue at : -# & : LF ie | Call mone. stead, high. low and ruling! <0 wer cent ong May 6.4 - ee “er boa = he ee wrehentr . pacbdnentin. 2°40 alt Financial Advertising mae: Fy gla vin gy Br Spel refused pay for the service , ne. arteRNoox si SESSION SALES. . 3: closing bid. @t.: offered at 7; leat | a , ry - | before publication, it necessarily cannot recommend or tia- ' m ; reatened t 650 ‘ “nk acceptances 6 Stok te + + F ) . - “WW iiag Seay drew @ revolver and' 2 Certain-teed Tet. 99 i abe ears yA g London Bar silver. ine tere : | sae it a dorse ane inve pee or «epecutation advertised. The Buyer must “3 ; ‘ glartantes ,sercme Th« ova jJudement. \DOw ay SHINS THIEVES THREW dreve away. Tle was arrested iater at his o Rrown, Shoe com., rONDON. March 19.—PFar ~ Aa page 5 . rHTe i By -. the \home on @ chereer 0° 18 Ely Watker Ist, 101‘. st. Louis Lead Market } eumee. Senes wt per enh [} mene * 3 fQrurtes fiouriebirg a deatis + ofr Jobu Bilinzman. i Ae Master | Weapon. The revols er war found in his we fe <. \ Lead “as guct od here tod=v at 84 per 2004 abert and hree wontivs bills. a ; fA te Lewd . MEbt, stealing walches and rings | pocket. 6 were". See epot. (84 lee. futures Mariana. 5%. bbe: sab zinc, 85.62% ver 100 ibs. Pee ut.
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LT A TTS oy NER RT OURS ENE ARES AER ROTOR Re ie PN a ec COMIC PAGE MARCH 19, 1929. eee eee BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL MANAGERS TRAIN HARD FOR COMING SEASON—By GOLDBERG | MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY | —==— 3 | NOW, LS FOR A MIUTS - ————— By James J. Montague. x Se “ou"Re A GREAT PATER Anh j SS Ye ¥ oA hi, E: TB Like TH GIVE YOu hoes MONG | q , — A i -\ / Yi | hy ih i! Gx BASEBALLS HAVE BEE) RAISED A TOO LATE NOW. AMCKEL APIECE AXK c's EXPEAISIVNG TO KecP When a man of a hundred and three Who lived in Jamaica, L. I, Announced that he always was free With the Scotch and the Bourbon and ryc, We promptly decided a bibulous diet Would render us lusty and sound; But ere we could get any benefit by it On reading the paper we found— That a man of a hundred and five, Residing in Faribault, Minn., Says the reason he still is alive Is because he subsisted on gin. We therefore declared that if gin had cxtended The years of this Faribault bird, We'd live on the liquor he blithely commended But lo! The next morning we heard:— ‘ a AP Gx MET 9 FQN ot: AB Ay “ " > els Geist ates ht some ; ‘ Fr a sit ren Se eee —— ane ~ Sears aed states 7 ==> So MINTS TT 2 \ a J | I THINK PLL RENT Har BUILDING For A SUMMER HOME eli “THe BAscRALL MAGAMETES, SPEAS SEVERAL HOURS A STANRING WJ FROAT OF THe SS MIST SO THECLL : = FEEL PERFECTLY . REHEARSING His ak Ghee ae ANSWER TO BALL A LARSE SUM OF MONEY, ee FOR. A RAISE IN SALARY. MADAGERS ARE “TRAIIING Haren FoR THe BAILY JoB CE RVAIMNNG “TO PRACTICIIG SENBRIAIG OUT THe USUAL GLOWING STHEMENTS ABOUT THE WOABERFUL "TEAM WERE GOING TO “ANE THis YEAR - an We. Aree er” digm, “ oe ¥ ee Reads 1 PRE ik ea ik * : ‘ aie . : . smealeh on “ - , , . — , . . —— , . - i . 4) a Fr ae ORT afer: aad " i Re > pe J the r = "4 6 akteaite ieee Ag peony es — > 7 “3 - NEIL TST OL TE ONE ARE ct TALE LN PALL LED ALMA A A A Rill ch Ab OPN tks Bie a a te Ent pti NB - ‘ rere grenrte eee HOME SWEET HOME—CANDIDATE NO. 1,000,999—By TUTHILL LISSEN ! you'd» SURE @oorui TO GO OVER THE eat a Nas AN' NO MA "AU/HAT TOP IN THIS PRESIOENT 4\Z& HAT Max WEARS THING NOW/ THAT LADIES THEY'LL VOTE FOR THE WHADDYIE MEAN ? Gor VOT [ FIGURE beige! THE / l : WIMMIN 1S GONNA LY GRY WROSWHO IN x BW Uf fe TH a On | , : ) That a lad of a hundred and nine, Who dwells ont in Adrian, Mich., Asserts that by living on wine You can grow just as old as you wish. “If wine.” we remarked, with a satisfied chortle, “Can keep a man active and spry, We'll drink it, and make ourselves almost immortal. And then came the first of July.” OF ALL ‘THE SILLY 1 FUN 2? wire THING@S— YOUR UNCLE )JMB SHAPE = 6 GOING TO FEUN tm’? 00 BETTER FOR PRES|DBNT To FOLL FOR ON Ne ghia Fae hpisill tape ne it eallggs dint babi Seg NE ibe EPO RS ‘a ms oa 1 ere “ne - we . met oY seat eae « het eI ott pine: Sats SNe ean”: ~ a N° We know we are getting along. We get in the dumps now and then Our hunch becomes daily more strong, That we shan’t reach our three score and ten. And if nothing but booze takes a man past a hundred, Though he’s healthy, and happy and good, We have come to believe that we grievously blundered, By not stocking up when he could. _ Former El: re Horter Husba Was |] City 1: Mrs. Elsa. New York City today by shoo , oe i i et ale in our thon sania . . i Oe ee ee Lane! while she lay i THE STALLED OX. . NO “FLAIR.” | ‘who is booming young John D. for railroad business, among them being | . President, but we suspect he is the your Uncle Sam. | editor of some Standard Oil house organ. —S—- -— Me Yd CZ 37 years old. At the ingest | this afternoon a was returned. ~- did not hear the viewing the body verdict blank in was written in Ia oner Dever, who Was not unusual. Mrs. Wright Wright testifie fl last night. th (Copyright, 1920.) y s (Copyrieht. 1970. try BC F -" aes Trade Mark Ree. & 8. Pat Offend” One Way. Then Mamma Knew. | “Mamma, I lest my gum,” cried: IT HEARD THAT THe WHAT “TY let Bilfur have $1 this morn-| j . ing.” te 2 stn ’ ‘little Harold. | STYLES THis SPRING _ | 2), IBAY, MUTT OLD —s 2 “Hus ; : r* ARe GONNA HAVE AN : | ss sae ae s - Um Hiush, darling,” she cut him off, . rk [es I sHOULD “Do you think Ill ever get it)jthen smiled apologetically at her. ENGLISA TOVCH TO | JOLLY WELL LIKE back?” : THeaa. I THINK ; “Well, Bilfur is a gullible sort of - atl: -Gutieaieenenth pele To ASCERTAIN guests. “Mamma, I lost” this time th. | | : ; H : ) i ie ~ chap. You might be able to sell him) 100 shares of fake mining stock at 10 cents a share."”"—Birmingham Age- Herald. Why Not? “What are you working on?” “You remember those old remedies, advertised as good for man 0or beast?” **Yes.” “I'm working on an ant!-freeze | ure, good for man or motor.’’—_ Leuisvillie Courier-Journal. Oof! "Do you believe that heat pro- @uces anger?” asked Smith. “Did you ever put the lighted end of your cigar in your mouth by mis- take?’ replied Jones.—Cincinnati Enguirer. : mother smiling vacantly .over her portion of the chop suey lunch, ef- fectively stopped Harold with a sharp pinch of his leg under the, table. When the guests had gone Harold pouted the explanation: “All |] wanted to tell you, mamma, was that ['d lost my gum in your chop suey but you wouldn’t let me finish.’’— Detroit Saturday Night. Handicapped. “Didn't young Grabcoin go away. to college last year?” “Yes. He went to Harvard.” “Fine institution.” “So it is, but young Grabcoin car-. ried along a Japanese valet, a motor | car and a bulldog. He may have picked up a few crumbs of know!l- edge, but I doubt it.""—Birmtngham | Age-Herald. | WARDROBE — «T's VERY cow. = hing on the coe Knowledge, 6 for 35c Reg. Se broadieaf; 25 can, $1.55 Pow-Ha-Tan, 2 for 15c 1G¢ strnight size: bex of 25. $1.85 5 for 50c Large IiSe Brevae size: bex ef 50. $4.90 i. Paramount, 15c straight, foil wrapped, Aristocrat, 5 for 60c; 25 box, $29 PATRIDA, 4 for 15c | | HAVANA LONDRES, Havana Special, Se Genuine imported Manila: large 6 for 2Sc Rennten Ox wdiien ti ae Garcia & Garcia “ “Saw”? a little off your salary each week. and deposit it in a savings aceonnt with the Mercantile Trust Company, size: 100 bex. $3.75 Limited quantity enly : 25 bex. $1.00 Clear Havana. Paneteilas (rex. 2 for 25c). 5 for 45e: 50 ber. Tampa Made. ireg. tbe)....5 fer Sie: SO ben, Cerena Chica (reg. 15c)...5 for S5e; 50 bes, Oe CUTLERYSPECIALS Extraordinary Values! EF { The interest is compounded semi-annually, q Daddy, Mother, Willie and Ghsie Thrift are all savers, = ARE YOU? $5.00 Gillette Safety Razors. all @tyles $5.00 Aute-Strep Kazers .... 51.69 Tie Ever-Beady Shaving WHEN Aunt EppicE Gets CAUGHT IN THE RAIN WITHOUT HER UMBRELLA SHE COLLECTS | WATER LIKE AN AWNING AND IT | HAS To BE’ SWEPT OFF BEFORE SHE | CAN Go IN THE HouSE. fj If not, start a savings account with— “THE INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS” ONE NE Dol'tar Starts Sampics: twe, three and fear ; stag and other handtes; Diamend Edge and Bridge: values up te $2.54; cheice Migh grade peter mtn oe, te Serer a. — testers ll a i aM Pe a < eo Mercantile Tryst Company Reserve System ©; , @iGHTH AND Locust TO St% Capital and Surpius, $10,000,008 ruErwwewerrreeraerwrweanneecaevreanwe”