St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 5, 1920

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He i} Wil a te vu @ - " 7 * ‘ a . Wy Hey rp, \ 4 4 ; ; ae he d _- Ae” "4 5 AH +. a Ue . = d #i- ‘y : te le a a a “A id ae a . an hin ‘ L ao ~~ A ‘ es, - ' . 7 , te 6, i > ‘“ Je Te. - wv +4 ot MA's, a 4 wv a ihe ae ae - - rs é ae Pa ° Pe 7 e ~! tie ot 7 ‘ % 8 ° KR + a ‘ » i_# . “ EDITION Louis With the _—_—— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC ~ The Only Evening Paper in . St. Associated Press News Ser vice 1 Newsboys are not permitted to charge more than 2c for this extra. Sales prohibited after 8 P. i. "VOL. 72. NO. 220. ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1920—24 PAGES. PRICE TWO CENTS. K ROBBER KILLS POLICEMAN ACTION 10 ENFORCE ~ TREATY IN RURR AREA IN HANDS OF FOGH U. Ss. Without Notice From France of Plan to Force Ruhr Troops Out my the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, April 5. TATE Department ofticials S sss today they had received no notice from France of its intention to have the French troops occupy «ties on the east bank of the Rhine as a reprisal for the advance of German forces into the Ruhr Valley neutral zone, The last official word rezard-- ne troop movements in this ter- ritory was received last Thurs- day. officials said, with the rival of the German note {nform- ing the American Governmen: that it was sending soldiers into the district to re-establish oraer The United States notified the allies more than a week ago it would offer ~o objection to the | movement of German troops into the valley if they were with drawn as soon as conditions were normal. are —_——! —_—==- « —_— ~ HEALING MISSIONS TO BE Al GriRiST CHURCH Laying On of Hands to Be Prac- ticed by Episcopal Minister, Beginning Wednesday. The work of the Christian healinc mission, begun last week by James Moore Hickson, Church of England lay healer, in St. Peter's Episcopal ,Cburch, will be carried ou by th, Episcopal! clergy. with Christ Church Cathedral as headquarters This was ajsnounced after a meeting of the Clericus, the Episco..*’ ministers’ or Binization, this morning. The misters disc swe. the ques- tion whether healing n.eetings should be conducted in the different par- ishes, or Whether the work should b- concentrated at the Cathedral. The decision was in favor of concentra- tion at the cathedral, and such parish meetings as are held will be in the nature of preparatory classes, The public meetings for the laying-on -f hands will be held in the cathedral the first mecting being at 10 a. m. Wednesday. Dates for other meet- ings have not been determined. To prevent any misunderstanding the committee asked that it be stated that Hickson,. who left the city la ° Wednesday night. will not ¢ at the cahedral meeting. The Rev. Georg? FE. Norton of St. Michael and All Angels’ Church will lay his hands ou the sick and infirm persons who ap- ‘ply, and pray for their recovery and the benediction wil! be given by the Rev. Z. B. T. Phillips of St. Peter's and the Rev. L. Il. White of St Mary’s. Bishop Tuttle will be pres- ©.t. and most of the Episcopal clerzy will attend and assist in various ways, #4000 HUNGRY AUSTRIANS RECEIVE U. S. EASTER GIFTS Packages Include Coffee, Sugar, Canned Meats and Choco- lates for Children. By the Associated Press. VIPNNA, April 6.—Four thou- @and destitute Austrian civilians, who during the war were interned foreign prisen camps and who are now temporarily lodged in mu- nicipal barracks outside this city, received Easter gifts fror: the Amer- lean Red Cross. Lach received su- @ar. coffee, cocoa, canned meats and Cracker and every child was given & package of chocolates .nd several tans of condensed milk. the gift of the Junior Red Cross of America, Twenty-four hundreds pairs of Sloes, 1000 women’s and girls’ over- oe 2000 wrankets and 2000 pairs of stockings also were distributed. NEW YORK, April 5.—A gift of 000 crowns by American bus!- ness men has been forwarded to the Mayor of Vienna and the directors there of the American Convalescent Home for Sick and Undernourished of Vienna, it was announced today by the American Com- of the organization, which is) Rew In process of foundation. ~* ok a. 5 French Foreign Office State- ment as to Military Meas- ures Withdrawal of Troops. FORCE ON RHINE | By the | loch, | GETS ‘ALERT’ ORDER Associated Press PARIS, measures destined to force the Ger- an Government o' withdraw it: | troops from the Ruhr ‘’asin are ce irely in the hands of Marsh: it was said ta the Foreign OF. fice today. Secrecy is being official circles ture of the concerning “military precautions” Which Premier Millerand has in. structed Marshal ‘och to take in the Rhine occupation zone A rumor was current in Paris this afternoor that Gen. Degoutte’s rmy began noving from Mayence and Wiesba- den upon Frankfort this morning. but the War Office refused either to confirm or @eny t*e report. All officers and soldiers on Easter holiday leaves have been ordered to join their units immediately. Jrance has four classes of men—those of from 1916 to i919, inclusive—stil) under arms, or about 700,000 men No other class has been recalled and no effor. made to increase the effectives besides the cancellation 0! all leaves. It is advanced in some _ well-in- formed quarters that occupation of Franl.fort, Darm: .adt, Homburg and Hanau is unlikely to exercise suffi- cient pressure upon the Germans. since they occupation is di: steful to th French, as well as to themselves. and cannot continue indefinitely. On the -.ther hand, the e: ens of the operation comes u a vita, q stion in the present I ch finai.ces. call war t. utes impc.ed by Ger man troops upon French oe Bel. gian cities and suggest similar meas ures being applied to Ger ‘na: occupied by French't oops. French Under Alert Orders. Dis; trat Gen. de Goutte’s fore. ar, der “alert” un- orders ire ex da rot necessarily meaning an i:.imedi- ate advance, but complete readiness to move forward unless’ Berlin promptly recalls the troops hich have enter.d the tuhr Against protests from France. The latest information reaching the Foreign Office confirms lief that, despite the assurance of- ficially given by the Germans that only a very limited number of troops had been sent to the Ruhr, in real- ity the number amounts to an army of 40,000 men. All information from the country bordering on the tuhr Basin, it was said at the Foreign Office § today, tends to prove there was no neces- | sity of sending an army into tne Ruhr. as the workers and. commun- ists were exhausted and without money. food or ammunition. Con- firt. atory information has also been received that the movement in the industrial region was not Bolshevik in nature. although many aliens were involved, and was essentialls antimilitaristic. Troops commanded by Gen. de Goutte are stationed along the Rhine. It has been reported that the French Government had decided to occupy cities ov the right bank of the Rhine as a reprisal for the movement of! German Go.ernment troops into the neutral zone fixed by the Versailles treaty. British to Watch Favorably. The British Government will de- cline to co-operate in the occupation of Frankfort. Darmstadt and other German cities, according to the Lon- d: ecorrespundent of the~Petit Ua risien, but will, he says, “favorably follow the action of France, realizing the importance of the situation.” In the southern ,ari of the Ruhr district. say: the Echo de Paris the German Government troops have ad- vanced without resistance. but have encountered serious opposition in the central portion of the Rulr basin. 200 persons h: ‘Ing been killed in 1 fight near Duisburg, according to in- formation rea *' 's ci Provisions of the Treaty. '“The military measures under the Government's consideration nave ar their sole object the recal) of > a hs v t , ea serch yo y- gee . pias certain obligations to be carefu! ear¢ vy the macter friday on 1e —_ — , , ur Is alled atte ) oO proposed expenditure f $2.000.000| The Court also paued attention a ¢ a . The Publi ys nuele the number of robberies recently. O y cars. ib Service ‘ : = Kine to dismiss the newly ap- ministry, the monarch re- will negot'*te on every- when the general strike is called off A Socialist Councillor interie ed, “It is too late. your Ma- anda all the Social Democrats The an Thousands March To find a parallel scenes Meantime from outside the palace were Leard shouts of “Republic— Long ; .ve Social! Democracy.” Th cries were redoubled when the deputation reavpeared and for- mer Minister Stauninzg ddres ed the! crowd from the steps of the paiace, | announcing the result of the confer- with the King. The manifes Bawerer, soon dispersed in Renewed. Late Saturday night the scene were renewed in the great square outside the cown hall and in the ad jcining streets. when one = speaker another harang ied the people constitutional crisis and the | “Long Live the, again re ,catedly Scenes tha in ‘ tie’ vas The fring evidently recognized the of the situation when he gravity party leadcrs summoned the varlou: an the conferences proceeded all | night long. sometimes in the King’s | presence and sometimes in groups in antechamber.* Premier Liebe was all the time waiting in an adjoining room until summoned to tender his resignation to the King. The new agreement grants amnes- tv for al! political offenses and con cedes all the electora! reforms de- manded by the Social seer All the party leaders promised to co-operate with the new ministry | formed to carry out this program. | RUBBER W 4 Rares rs in were due Changi ' Street shduted that there was a holdup at | | the jen to St. | Henry ‘have been shot with a riot gun taken to the city hospital. WOUNDS 3 UNDLD IN EASTON-TAYLUR TRUST C0. HOLDUP Lone Man With Revolver in Each Hand Herds Customers Into Directors’ Room and Takes $20, 000—Chaséd, He Takes Up Stand in Orchestra Pit of Theater Next Door. One robber held up the Easton-Taylor Trust Co., 4474 Easton avenue, at 3 o’cloék this afternoon, and obtained $20,000 in bills, He was surrounded by policemen and was driven into the Easton. Taylor Theater, next door, where he killed Patrolman Terrence McFarland and wounded Sergts. William Henry and Michael Fla- vin and Patrolman Claude Adame He was himself shot, and is be- lieved to have been fatally wounded. The man, carrying a revolver in each hand, burst into the bank and shouted ‘‘Hands up.’’ There were 15 customers in tne bank, and he herded them, with the employes, into the directors’ room, The man began firing his revolver immediately, and persons — outside at once started for the Deer Street Police Station, a block west, to eall policemen. John R. Lanigan, president and treasurer of the trust come- pany, was in the establishment, with the cashier, Louis F. Schneie der. Schneider handed the man $20,000 in currency. A. J. Sagner, another ofiiciai of the bank, followed the man as he ran out, and a policerhan came up as the man dodged into the moving picture theater, 4472 Easton avenue, which .was empty at the time. The robber, jumped into the musicians’ pit and began shooting teward the entrance of the theater. ; A riot call brought about 50 policemen with riot guns, who surrounded the building. an os wz ete . . . ‘ she ‘>. . pda Soil ia P ? Piru | a eee Sat On Seal EE DRE SE eal be Fp oe ee ER ae —— i ‘ ea Ji he ent _ ¥ eee ss coy : ‘ i= es =. « yee 7 i a . we . 4 744 4 > We ‘ i; ¢ =" vem r f z - - bet a / ae , wae 8 Ltn d fe ie ae ‘ ek ee Tae See. Se ee ee ey ee ee ’ te, : « * Ss nal * ~ oe eS d Poy ae et ehh t eo Oe Fee ee + ‘* £ eS : 5 4 Use i. See a ’ si j ok, . * | ; : : f teen, oe * ' . t \ . ’ { . 7 Ps 7 4 7 . . é 4 ° ANDERSON, 8. C., April 6.—Ten flooded Savannah “ ee ee ee -

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SOT SCIP es mae MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1920 | ST LOUIS POS! -TiSPAIC ST.LOUIS PUSi- “LisrAICH MO} , 1920. GHOAGD STAKE [Record Haster Smows in, § SOON TD DEKAYGIRL'SBODY TEMPERATURE AS >=] OME EAMES OF SHITCHIMEN TO cares Paspesng, RESUME: TRADE IS WASHED UPBY LOW AS 9 KILL J---—-famnnit| UNDO ONSUMPTION of intoxicat- sg ( i liquor in the United Thirtv-Five Decorated Autos Storm That Developed in Texas Panhandle } | , ; ing ; 3 TAOSESTOCAYARS secret | WTH RUSSMNS LAE AT CCAED. MISSOUR) FRIT|C35=s-ar| "a | | | in 1918, but about 55 per cent Show to Open Tonight, . Hit—Street Cars Stalled in Chicago. or ; less than in 1915, the last year ii i 4 f , . before the war, according to = T. Nels . ape i . . riv sever: while ; ‘ ted lee oe gape fama ne, oe bonle~| "5S temperatures tonight were tore: | ons 10 gel estaig Sab on tage «7 - | municipal Micseb ple eile. a ee Ohavicel ania eae: April Since 1875. | notion of benefit enterprises 2 Pe - = CHICAGO, April §.—Fifty thou-/vards and country highways “ot cast for the territory east of the ee ag ee ee Mrs. Gertrude Howe Britton of} dent of the nosed pe - otstienainaiiien the Easter Sunday afternoon, the tra \fter the parade there we q Pa 4 has carne ; “ne ; ° a le e¢ nN cc eve 2 | ’ . ‘ ‘ scl. - r . « . ‘ - - bi é | ford stockyards employes will be | out the affected regions. Suburban Appalachians. Frost and _ freezing ’ | Hull House, who has conducted the! temperature went down to 9 4e@-! aitignal time for a spring fashion luncheon and Doard, 1 oe -* cor a the Statler Hotel, under the d under which and transcontinental trains moved|tmperatures, the bureau said, are|Standing. It is the intention of our ei tion of the Chamber of ne aires ‘States, Grea thi cwn out of work tonight as a re- hours behind schedules. Telegraph} probable tonight in the East Gui¢|Government, if an answer is not isearch for the missing heiress for | Srees. Nelson telephoned the sec- | parade, was colder than last Christ- | : |ferthcoming very soon, to advise! foqur months, identified the, body. | '°t@'y of the board this morning that , ; : his entire crop Lad been “wiped ™as, and there was no parade, ex- | This taxed the capacity of the t Se - tbat country ; suit of the strike of switchmen in and telephone communication was! states, north and west of Georgia. | American citizens to go ahead, irre- | The body was tossed up with sc , au ese, Ith sas- |} 1 be a a ee al ie . . . : a ’ I -} out” by the freeze. He said that up} ‘cept a thin and rapidly moving line oe om floor, About 1000 persons re, gortium for | a the (h'cago railroad yards, officials | eyt off in some sections, and in Chi-/ extreme North Florida, Tennessee | +3 eu et and the Ohio Valley. Freezing tem- | 'Spective of the action o IG OUNCE | woed : ‘reckawe as » lok ‘ ee | ; ; ec: I i we a and wree kage Ls the lake in i until midnicht the Snow and cold | of home-hurrying people in mid- Se rved in the banquet room and Ee | jcining rooms and many others we It was sta of the packing companies announced | cago and some other cities electric | oe fa, | Powers. peratures prevailed today as ar! eted after the Easter storm ]t w: Penni : | ‘ CG sat . had not killed the fruit, but that . ey A : ; winter overcoats and furs, carrying | turned away, though they had. tie _ the negotiat _ ry as crippled. this tsorring. Five thousand were | S*! ice w PP south as the interic f Texas nd | Any American would be able to / ee aadeniinaeea aie tere og | discovered lying 60 feet north of the shortly after midnight the clouds! : umbrellas as protection against al- | ets, well that it Cars Stalled in Chicago. jf ' . : : Inia off when they reported for In Chicago, where the snowfall ap- | the nort portions of Louisiana, Mis- tte’ an ith Russia at his Owes risk. munic ip: il pier by an employe there. | whic} ha > « ‘ed 2 tectic ‘sissippi and Alabama. The lowest|/2!S means that diplomatic protec-), 5S chine | ch hac served as a protection , , ? it th Fhe condition: of the body was such | plew away, the moon came out and, ternate rain and snow. ' Mrs. MeMillan presided and t> awa e | plained the Board Walk project, of Thomas Vi ‘ing that all of the net proce who is in th werk today and others will follow as/|),oximated six inches, street ear | 600% us the small receipts of ani- | service was abandoned on some lines | temperatures of record for this date | fomss mR tee, event mg neyo md mead that Mrs, Britton established the | the temperature took a sudden drop T) t ‘ y ’ ‘ . ’ Pa “Ce « } . : ge >). OT! er. “e . i sateen rater eae ; i ru xperiment station at setting we unaer way, Was 29 de : to begin the reached the stockyards today, as the wind Gulf states, according to the Weath- nized, the Department of State would ; ‘al West 27 was! Weather Bure livi ay |™ment of the transactions or claims Tn, ee ee the day. day added all the discomfort of mid- | The revue concluded with @ mare ‘ An embargo on all express ship- 20 dgrees, in the Central West 27 was! Weather Bureau, had divided today ‘“Thdse are Jeanne’s shoes.” Mrs well | ee hea of the wana aaa ‘ ¥. $50,000,000 e » ~) he minimum, according to reports. ‘and formed two centers of disturb- ; be nding against its predecessor. , pany 9 bye, Rn 1s : = 4 Pas Fe fhe normal peach crop in Mis- winter, | nat sy , : r wa wy papi orf me Chinese finar ments was announced this morning Melting of the snow under the ' ance, one to the northward of Lake The U nited States looks ‘pon the , ci a os oh 7 .- stg ds Aa | eouril is more thar 1.000.000 bushels, The day made a bad start, with , large O tom a ane amusem The fund w hie ’ raw - ; » tad . uij?.. eile belt (LOZ suirTs;. ; . — : ‘ "CS fd Ss f wl "0 American Railway Express/ ~.rming sun threatened floods in| Ontario‘and the other over Virginia, | Testion of commerce with Rué . ind high shoes just like them. | 204 "he Prospects were for a banner /rain and @ Eeaesfreesing tempara- |” The B ard Walk wi f ee ee, Coe mad Jtaciais said the blizzard yes” | some streams, it was reported. Except in the Atlantic and New} W!U? Nonpolitical eyes. There is ier’ ‘takai. cnet Bas cmb ea ay, year before the lizzard. The nor-/ ture, and got worse as it progressed. | , ne SORES aS ee ee ment of railr pein ‘ve combined with tho tas | Transportation at Gary, Ind., Was! England states. generally fair omaargo against the Russian apis oe | ys eee ye mal apple crop is nearly 6,000,000) I]t was one of the most discreditable | ~ to 11 p. m. each day at ie pyc ; he for n meus eyeee, had made it EP SEENe | tied up. From five to 10 inches of} weather tonight and Tuesday waa | OT the individuals who ma» ' ie Peng OS | Si bushels. The damage done to plums, ' April days on record in the Weather pow um, up to and including April 14> Confere ve agg cars in the local yards. ‘snow was reported to have fallen in) predicted by the Weather Buerau. | be principals in the Soviet regime.f eh pedo . oh ae | Cherries and early tield and garden| Bureau's compilations, which cover | ane Ree: weer eects wil. 60 tem oe ‘Negotiatior A. t. Whitney, vice president f | southern Michigan and Northern Ta American citizens all Russians bie fAuNndry Mark, — J | fruits is estimated, conservatively, at|49 years. Only 11 colder day .. tional fund for increasing the e% the LGrotherhood of Railway Train- 4 ie a will be ¢ } ; pe sree tau it} he other clothing - 0a ond ah 1F shake cs a ee Prgergis # Lon Sng sapealltag te bean aries of teachers at Smith Coll tion of the c | Indiana. Snow in Alabama Causes Ansiety © On the same footing. ‘ stitched sl ia $0,000,000. If the entire apple crop! April have been .. ted in that time. meee” Mawr : al , “ progress for : imi . . yeh be ah . is destroy ed the damare w ill be three The lowest temperature recorded for aie awt allie VW ashington s 4 Japan's adhe times that amount. \pril here is 22 degrees, on April 17, sient i a S, P | After today's parade there wag @ A resulted from _ YFeached in tl men. which has branded the strike as Telegraph service in the Chicago for Fruit Crops. (;,00d8s can be bought or d and ne 7 led G ome SEIrt, lade rom four months in the water ; — 7 & ; No definite information is avail- 1575. At 7 o'clock last evening, the “ ‘ 6 f4° | wncheon and “Board Walk R a i a of conversatl tk gat” and in violation of the men’s | aro, was impaired and 1900 tele-| ny the Associated Press. transported to and from fgrecment with the roads, has taken | )none lines were reported out of BIRMINGHAM, Ala. April 5- haut! 4 Fe | . j . y I a>. . . i] . ’ 1} " {’ j } 7 7 } ** nic | | . . , . . an of , worn th ‘em eble as to whether strawberries are reading was 26. 'auc the Hotel Statler. and Japanese arrangements must be made without ‘sonal cha of the effor Ole Sates . > olinci . , :, "' . \sic: person rge ts t commission, due to snow clinging to; Snow fell over most of Alabama the hae or physical ass: é ne of “Twenty ¥ ; n . ie ¥2 ae ‘ ‘ al es Copy OF i Cay ectrs . ‘ a " é : e ‘ 14 ‘ ; ul . rite d states (,OvVE I Lilyie 4 FS 08 i ; ‘* } ut ti es pci iC [ berry crops Yesterday Was almost as bad na “ Associated _ break the walkout. Brotherhood men wires. Five hundred men, SNOW | earlyedoday, the latest of record at bi. from other cities began arriving here plows, and all the equipment of the many points Florence reported n 4 len os a aes bal louse? in her hand, she went are leved 1 iy ‘ fe, lav for Lack, Os automobiling as it was for ST, LOUISANS PROTEST AGA “Sy y's appeal for union “strike break- to cles t) irifts from t) bet exh empera ure his ‘ and at many orn- With r spect to recognitior rod saving eood-night the ther mass, Willem nad an ariv Start, walking. Church services suffered | " from Tokio 8 e g | ?@ arilts rou it >> er points of the State anxiety was Soviate : on. ene ts ; Mon OF Lh B tet ei has been injured where the snow jin attendance, and home coal] piles ' ; that loans to ers,”’ and union officials hope to have | strects. felt for fruit crom | ots, there are yet no signs ef | Suests. blew off and left the blades expose hic] i Ck “enough men at work by night to keep |+ Record Snowfall in Milinois ~~ ee any change of policy, and it is e: mediate! te lentit lew off and lett the blades exposed. which their owners had hoped would ' sortlum were N Ss. siiclidinhaaiatiatitiaalal . ‘ ; yo Se ' = GAT]. Sey ’ , ; sgt The net suit the wheat crop la until warm weather. dwind!] ad ’ Judicial to Ja essential business moving. | April records for snowfall in Cen- - ' } tremely unlikely that this presiden- | been estab] . Mrs. Britton sent : ) : ; , ae anier, awindted. | Congressmen Are Told That at q ' : ‘sas S he - Cp = — mess is good. The temperature . 7 av fs * , tral Illinois were broken A farTl of Sart of Teme traw ix rry Crop i | Ual vear the Democratic administra. | te!esram he girls brother, John as temperature at 6 a. m. today, | Cents Per $100 It Would Mean Por. military f1 Milk Supply Threatened. pe oer 2 om : stroyed by Freeze. AR Ta, Senet® wien On. nthainl ) - de I Ir, in Ashbourne wp RES ~~ desrees above zero, was equal to $150,000,000 Annually eee «8d Mongolia *a’ , 3 inches was recorded at Spring: By the Associated Press, seboveteg oe Swwee VCE tO Atta ] nae is cane onde goad = » Prui illed Dy C in S i@ Jowes . »Y . , , aan . oT 3 Chicago's milk supply was serious- Sih Sl Ribeeeee 9:06ln on, youter PALESTINE, Tex. April $.—Ex-/®% SYn@pathetic with the Bolshevik ei who accompanied the | ~°°™ i rults Killed Ds old im St. ‘He Jowest temperature shown for} special to the Post-Dispatch, Be : In Japanese } thi i b i}. owe “° v* _—— fe : ; . ' by taki “rvs po . shill heriteantiond Ho se Louis and St. Charles Counties, the month ot April in the _ local WASHINGTON 2 4 plained that s y threatened ~ morn ng. ut ra day and 7 Dp. m. This is more than tensive damage to trucking was done . 2 iIngt Thie if ad in CV te nding reec- . ’ ‘ + ita risilry to ii] House 4 \" . . . “ : We a the . R re : + i : a\. “ a )~ . April 5. ht rovinces we -yoad officials said they would make / the maximum snowfall for the month! »y last night’s frost in East Texas,! OS™!Uon. On the other hand, should ‘ disappeared four days » tt. Gardner, protessor oF Marte | UTOGSS yecorea, whieh ex-; Louis Congressmen are receiving) he rposes ffort to k ilk trai of April of any year on record at the local truckers said today, and the the allies decide upon such a poliey,, {ter he had gone back to Virginia ‘ulture at Missouri University, when ‘tend bac k to 1871. The only previ-| from business houses of St. Duis ve enti every effort to keep m rains run oat the United States would not stand | t© School, rned to Chicago and asked today by the Post-Dispatch ©US time when the reading was as/ dozens of protests against proposals _ the right to 1 . stand as to the effect of the freeze unon | !cWw was April 17, 1875. when it was amendments to the Fed ie _ construction | ; ; 2 ere ‘ tary positions Springfield weather bureau. It is! monetary loss will reach thousands also more than the entire snowfall of dollars, according to preliminary) “00! "ut would join in the polic: , CLOG 3 pCAECI nrous hos- : . _ at , Pee ; : , the fruit crop in the State, Said that -- degrces, Previous unofficial) act which would permit Na . . ‘ - ; ; > =) he hs . . = . ™ : . of the winter just closing. estimates. The strawhberrv crop wis! Oo! the Associated Pow e re, Prat S56, s , .. W « ed ) toler. while all patrolmen in the city Traffic on the main line of the’ caestroyed in some sections, and po- Of one thine tne Duvlie mia at | (one luring their few days to- ad yrs . 0. RS “ . a — r 56 sheild rag vg “ . . . + . . . mn =? 26544 ‘ ' eer iner , re : on, ¢ 3 org “v4 ste > i cr ps ii rit ‘ul a * : st 3S ; - ay . “4 — ~ ¢ -) w én y-re held in reserve. There has been | Missouri Pacific between St. Louis; tatoes greatly damaged in many dis- | 2®5sured. Information here would.’ aes ae SN ee: SOR Ee OR Te , >", pst a upisa 1 the previ a 4 rd an | So ene ee soll | HA [GHA } k f ’ tric is een ee ee a ie . ‘ ne with her brother John : to the wiped gut, and that the appie Un ie previous uay., 1A cents per $100 for the colle . ore | NG | mo treuble #0 far. In every serious and Kansas City was slocked for 12) S. : em to indicate that, under no cir- TE 7 a rrospects had been damaged sfep, h Is reting, Chief of Police Garrity said, ll: : . be umstances, will the ; lilies agree to em oe von _ . sightseeing a : : Daft f ea s kee —s gp taege ote a os +. — wig : ‘¢ = 2 —=— —— = ———— acne ~~ | jaunt t was her only knowled~e « The county fart agents in & MAN WHOSE AUT K ‘ome , at. | thr are not enough policemen engines, $1 per h 1 eR | any recognition of the soviets unless: approach to th ame naa - S eute aud ae Pier te rect 9 : oe os Jd ie nf 7 the writers estimate tha : a desire to en ny. * le to rnaintain order, and it + Se ] ] our, vard he!pers, were Crow de i today with the usual there in Pa ai finite renunciation of any ' | pts : a 4 , : «t . . ile I il] \a -2 ‘ > . . Muri 2 ar “rae, . P ta z ) ‘ ; ae 4 ’ SUINSIEDS tue battrond sarés , ary ‘ht -thhee than Asi propaganda looking toward that end ier in the hae IN " her mind,” Mrs.) ihey paz 24 ae the peach, apple country $150,000,000 annually. oral United States - . ihre , . ye’ ay VTerocaryrs " ' "hile A ntale ie . “| Britton said, “and chose that sam«¢ Dium. cherry and other stone fruit - ; . | _ lerks and other railroad office |. *s; helpers’ rate of pay DUEFSSELDORE April 5.—The While officials are inclined to look :, I e | . ; {9 apply at 95 cents an hour: time Daidheure ‘ mle € j upen the m: on ot hn oot aus place ta end her life. }crops virtually were a total! loss ir imer Chartrand Was Sought on peal a | and Japan w employes were sent into the yards halt ¢ nictert cichswehr troops ‘occupied Mul-, ™! Rmlwee OS 0.0 ROVIGC FOSS! | sau | ee sary Or ee att thelr esenties formation That Car With His 1 Os ‘ : role in the f tc ¥ to help move cars of perisha- pete r Syma Sundays and heim, east of Duisbure today, the — a form of Fovernment set up by , | tp aie 1 3 ¢ ps | oe me ; a teenage License Number Hit Messenger. | : f | cording to T : ¢ " * .¥* ‘ 2 4 wes te s . -) “> «vers ¢ + . ‘> ! > “4 it i ° i i it , ’ 7. a > ‘ . ,; . : ae . ey, rf re * " ‘sn ° : 7 : ; wih: b. there is $15,000,000 worth of perish- are required to work more than seuth. The Reichswehr are march- **t ®S@inst the continuance of a; ’ , 8 ne ~ A cago. ¢ Chai . Said thir he believed th fin Chartrand, 29 years old,, of | Where He Had Preached. ay 4 fan & Co., w ‘eight hours on Sunda. or legal holt- ing on ——_ my externa! aetivity « re miss onary ‘Ae | tit ] sf } : ALI ne Vren ariv a ie crow nis¢ iad Pe? fvV00 St. l‘erdinand avenue, a drug ty the Associated Presa. P oa : He has ene Of tna esponacnes iy opin-) ruined, Salesman, surrendered t 6 ice ‘TrEVUE . : ) ered to the police ¥ LEVELAND, O., Apri 5.— sishop ~ With financia ea ae Le Qe ®t .— — 2 ee _e a —~ Oe -- _ . : & —— ~O 1@ «@ = ~ es Y= & - r= a) + 2 ee ~ no hundred city policemen re- Mr ined on duty in the railroad yards — a 5 oo “am «= 4 eo ahle goods in the Chicago yards, but ; . ; “Saget ral'road officials set the value at. ay me apy time for all time exceed pareres ior Soviet methods ss . “a - ad . rosy . ‘ . . ca . P : 3 Lil 4 i ‘ CT? Sut Ll atis *, ? ,Tw 2 , . . | . "TF ny ae Ve! ‘ ; ny : ‘j c» % , r j considerably less. ) ns egnt hours, DINSBERG, Sunday, April 4.— Phe action for deportation of Lua ; Pe: county Agent Pidier of ayton, | yesteruay, si hagrjae he believed his au- | yiathew Simpson Ilughes of Port-— Ps teichswher Ye arche = ‘ig — o - lL oe eS PLOT bOPamSQelre ns ~he) said it would %e necessarv to wait | ‘Omobile had struck a boy on Locust , i S°venteon roads in the Chicago | Reichswher troops marched into Wig Martens, the self-siyled “Ambae« : : land, Ore., died at a hotel here 4 TO . 4 ta : . - . _ : ; . * t* A eo: iy ¥ i I tC aS nm ii 7 yr} ’ . r? 4 ~ ; , _ cavern ar pre ‘T. Ty; I . . + ' ° . . ’ y ‘ Witching district are affected by ACTION TO ENFORCE the Duelsburg region Saturday and sador” of the Soviets, is as much » i altace Sie ( aaa ¢ a age 7 dep shone (or Severs! ( hy 2 — co me ergerien 'terday of pneumonia, from which » te pom the “tH 1" strike IN RUHR AREA meared out the radical element of warning against any future pibiaards . J il a » n } . ‘ sUL= iy j © able to te the exter ‘ of | re jim On “an Information that the had been ill since Frid: ‘y. He nek eat e “de ea . pn ree sind a ve ng op , s ‘ if i wer £€ti DUODLICILV lé ainnce to the ay ple crop bur he scense on the machine that struck no a YP, P _ TREAT y I% ihe red al my In pitched battles In to introduce revolutionary . — p - : ; i been on a leeture = . ; ssenger trains entering virtual- | epee to inh the Yintead [ ! las come 1 amily} Was certain it had been serious, ; Leonard Likecoyne, 20 years old, | ene, dit th . by 7 ae ae ‘ demanding t i i: Lain i. States ") 4 - . ~ i rs. , , : . on o e . F ' eye} ira ° ~ +e | iif . 4 FE. d ! S ern Sically nil stone fruits Were 142 Cote brilliant avenue, a special it enten meetin her — , ae be pi od churta and } aa ' SS ‘ articles» publ “11 , 7 ‘ ly al! terminals were late this morn IN HANDS OF FOCH Senhtne: eel ae Ae RR ee a as it. is| fro.. time to tim lits : ie ang e buMets Meant to be a punishment for Mar Disappe: : Vfter Week. Killed, he said. delivery messenger, Saturday night, | iI | ty Se : . es oo — | e was born in WW est Virginia g h ere after an meeting. ing partly on account of vesterday’s | >.) be 4 y : ‘ | ‘wept the business _ district like aij tens “rd and partly because of the | drivine rain artiller = panei T Mair yy iss de hay, who disappeared an had been issned to him conrestion of traffic in the yards, | Fe. ‘ontinued From Page One . St > ae threw solfd: . Our Governmen officials le from, Hull House on Dee. 5: O19, pe = The ‘cid ‘carr f Tahini tie ik ore. 5 | tall ‘atric aay come ——— | shot and shrapnel amd hand grenados | themselves 1. 4 cialis deem een tegieta cee see oes: | Rackward Budding May Mave Saved 19 accident oceyrrga in front of | dained a Methodist bishop in cee 3 wit li} " ers tf) val “~ art ; thie " ’ x 7 | AY j 50 bids t the presence of German troops “ere tossed. There was house -_ , » pea ergy 3: ENO SOF |’ me ei es oo Prauit, Pederal Agen ays -> Locust. street. The boy was | yj, he H e This policy proximately 0 switchmen | in theleone 56 kilometers cas ae” Cat ttn ae eee ue | ground of international law and Sey | z . . iding east on a bicycle. The auto. | >! } ughes had held pastorate@ 44 modified, pro opener AMP ht, Roe i ters east of | house fighti n some quarters.' derstanding | saiesitines Di, soley 3 Em 1 thy BF ah diidem: sad ot Pe eel. . t-] ‘ : . ne x ~ | af Grinnell, Io., Portlar X ite -# p. et ik j d da “ G maw ling ve the Rhine,” an official] Flateinen:? Yrour citizens were killed. and a nuimne- AnV © - mi - a eax ne to. recog! ize & | sind On od ee pan Fe . . [ "WRIA. N} : . ; 16 WAS fFoing in the same direc- nena nolfe Kan: ‘ rd, le., A 2 ‘ already acqu: pore’ Ausociatic a no Man- | says. “They are, therefore, purely , ber were injured eee Oe Whee ain brilliant and athletic, but smallpox ) : We a Sie ion. In trying to pass. it struck himj@_; City and Pasadena. are recognise: ers’ ciation, represe ls er oe . ' wae hs yy ne the overthroy ’ for Peruri had so m On -f nn tintua-warl | ita ogan, Kield! 4 Knock, “sal cy Wa _—— “a rt bah presenting the | restrictive measures.’ " A child was killed on the Belgian , w of forms of g 2 Oo marred Lee at: rn pore . eds ' and | cd him oif. It did not! ‘ consortium a raf'roads. The strikers asserted $000 . . ~ : fg seek ment unlike its own. isubject to melancholia and reecurring i e . phd einer stop | ag a ‘men would be affected today and Phe term used in the official Side of the Rhine and a Belgian. ) ’ 4 — . - - Pore, oe _ , had af _ ture loans of . . a) ery 1) wet . ° ‘ ACKS } ( ae “re barat. .7° a vii ales . : ry ety le P : ‘ | : * : . statement is measures of “astreinte,” (soldier was shot in the hand. The’ ‘he Department of Staie claiins pore: oe upon her} win: y ) a tn: eats a7 Adtion Nichols of £249 Ridge ave- | at _ Japan's natlo wats HE ks ie lowed to bkwinge avenue ard oS intereat In Mi redicted a “con ] ; : ee , . ri ’ . : : : ° ; 7 " 4] >i) r) “> Tictes ha } wry rye “7 7 .- tht traffic a ty Phe sro Fle legal expression conveying the idea | Neichswehr and red casualties it jz} that revoludionary propaganda is in- | sha ben be tneory wa ei extent hw tha fressinie tassel ous impair: | of both penalty and constraint, Officially announced, were hight. spired by. the Sovicta and that the | ONes, advanced that she had ended! oii pouow, Nile all - satne, | Ce the Griver he had struck n hoy a Japanese t respite pear ae ned had | rgovsecek. The driver J : fully determt! - - * ' - 2 / ' Ment of interurban service. | Such measures are taken by some A detachment of police undertook | ‘@** ©f Martens was to spread Sovie: | Merzife. PES SS +1 ia a aes ola me ATL va years old, an ; : ™ 31 Spit } would, but did not. Ile , f gortium, and ‘ ‘ ‘ . 7 erry «= 7 . ° 4 S «i¢ 4 “No Compromise With Strikers.” | newspapers to mean the occupation | to search houses for resisting reds} “0C*TsPes In the United Srates. ’ " toy Se loka bp ogan today, “to kill frey Tae | ‘of Frankfort, Hanau, Homburg; while the Government artillery took! ‘ Course, there is no donviny the sips Speed area 7 pase ee SOE [ORO CROST be wee , Bey PRR Sh ae cay that he was on an im- | cs = _ tween the Gi cig rears a its L tik SWwitzeriand ; ; : Poy ' Toe Lit errea mand «id ne nave ery pecl ie are | . ee progresair i _ to Marquis lh to fter a lo , “ep. | ake ade ) After long conference with rep and Darmstadt. up a position north of the old gatea| P Chability that trade reletions w th : Lvea Tesentatives of the Brotherhood of | t of Dueisburg, from which spot it} Russia will tend to emyhas: os ‘ngland. She was edurated in| i) hey irae ro} Hein tao back. ler tr: wate Ratiway Trainmer, with which the Note on German Attitude. . ma- Spot | * angen RPNASIZE SOONE | Qwias a} Tae telltale - Yin Sunn Gre. eile conte peac) . . placed shots where the reds were|Or iiter the political aspects of the re re UE MBOUUIS. An canixt a» ie 0 bind enee Bek , , areas or i uesday ewiichmen are affiliated, and : ‘ eee). wserburg, on the eastern edge of} Russian people themsél¥e-+ Will be} ; uM i a7 cen REFORTED N RELA [D i | hi i iy} i] . oO! ‘Try it . A 3 j I | LN | '* @trikers. dae = TPaT , As eats eu , had accepted, after hesitation, that }t'e city. Fighting soon followed in| Detter able to understand tha view. | Pe the Asscciated Press the ih moentetai 9 a ee cent o ae switch en-/such entry should have as a ccun-| the downtown streets of Duisbure. point ef the outside worlh toward po- | TAMPA. Flo.. April 5.— 3 . e iles ie ~ - trea «has been respected, even| Ponder’ saw Reds who had been | present tenants. "| vour blood count of else make the for; OPPOSite were .ikewise badly dam- | aye ana « ) | in tha’ «ren, also “spotting’’|in violating the lett_r of it. pturec passi..4 through the stre: Again and again the Lepurtmen: lowing test vour-elf: See how lone vou /@eed. A White Cross barracks near | Dails ord, Sunday, one yeas jee Sat ton and tnlos@ing plat- \ «it their hands in the ‘r, Citizens|of State has been conf . con work or how far vou can walk with. | Newry was destroyed bas or ert eed + ding | said that Reds were executed, “oa chi rente l with ; . pom | out becom ng tired: vs ap ms — J Q8 Ges syed, + | Remit e ther by roxtal « der, express ar “ Reds Leave Fasen: Radicals Driven | th.: was denied S problem, particulariy with re- rai reminded ites a eee a ee lose ae , de: onds of the “outlaw” or. | Out of Ductsburg 7 ; spect to Mexico. The Carranzs faec- saa D uiter thecte tae eee 000 Kansas Miners on Strike | By Carrie & S tion, the fecently formed Chi! py ins Associated Preas | | The city, which had lived in a state | tion occupied the Mexicai Eimba s. NG tear 8 mon ne ee ne a PITTSBURG, Kan., April 5.—Two 7 Dally aniy, Aes Monte Yardmen's Arrociation, are: LESSEN Sunda. April ‘ T) : vo osm oe three weeks, took the | for many months prior ' orma! am 7 ‘a “10 ne ze i — ea 2 ee tg ah thousand miners eniployed at 19 coupe ey ba mh 8: men of all yard and transfe* guards have left Mesen. The on ns | overg coolly, but cellars were pop- recognition of the Carray - : duh , randy avn te 9 the dtiatte es In the Kansas cecal tel 1ST. nt the Pasentica at Se Rae — ‘ 8; uu ment Nabe: : ‘ re . roe Ae ‘trike today, it (was ‘anny > me 189m ee : ' 7 ' : : hive nitral mod, P

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D WALK d oliscum onicht. lll conduet ke part in Walk” to ‘um, rode fistrict this ' AutlOMmo- ypified the which will at the city Tict between badway and hington ave. hich led the MeMillan, wer Direr.- oc of the Mrs. Joseph hil = =«6to: h6Ube Walk” form has been or the pro- rises. re was a Ik Revue at the direc. Commerce, of the ball. rsons were bin and ad- Olhers were rf had tick- f and ex. project, say- proceeds ids. Ona end of the did classic luncheon, th a march pare to have | amusement be open from at the Collj- ing April 14. fo to a Na- ling ‘the sal- nith College, hington Uni- there Was a Valk Revue” GAINST ON CHECKS That at 10 uld Mean uall y- le ril 5.——St. » receiving f 8t. Louis st proposed eral reserve t National of the Fed- it, to charge 1e collection | banks. stimate that wed. would. sts of the ually. HES DIES n Cleveland, ached. 5.-——Dishon s of Pori- 1 here yes- m which he y. He had ce October, addressing Virginia °? » being or- op in 191¢4 | pastoratos . Me. Min- | Pasadena, : —— PATCH r Publissing ireets, culations, ED VREMS. “sively ef- 1 of all newe om of , the peoe \* * rr pub- ean) wre alo MAIL IN 7. » s. Autos «4 * » 7 4 a : ¥ 4 J ol ‘ - at es - a rassador here, assisted Lamont ) EGR igh Og PR BPS 5h , a i” lice .. of George Klowanish, 42 years old, bon sesulted from a better understanding during his talks with Japanese "Sing the adoption of an educa- gan voters toda} ‘registe red their 1320 South Third street. who was ) Se ee er ‘ m reference for presidential nomina- “ feached in that country as a resuit | leaders. tional plank in the national platform | P e pe ie rupee ee Shot and killed by the policeman “a ' of conversations between Iam>»:'t Referring to the most cordial re-'| of the Republican party was pre- rea bro = any pep ae Bingetag ate- baturdav afternoon when he at- ‘ and Japanese bankers and officials. ception given him and his com-~'| sented yesterday to ,Will H. Hays, ap oni pgp = os tacked the policeman with a hatchet. 7 Associated Press dispatches today | Panions, Lamont paid tribute to the | airn e ¢) 4 Renublics Ny, — % = rittined Samersemen An The verdict stated that the police- from Tokio said that Japan insisted |) Work of Ambassador Morris. “ae . yh onic “ panes « a crated, Pipe was in PFOS-' man shot Klowanish in defense of ” that loans to China under the cona- “For the unusually excellent ecn- tional Committee, by Judson ei gps my reaphanapie pais sarge his own life. Witnesses said that the | * -sortium were to exclude those ‘“‘nre- timent existing between Japan and W right, president of the New } ork ? & BP the Associated Press. enterprises which are outside the| most important service they can pressed by the mesequarters of Gov. sanitarium a few years ago. 9) SHANGHAI, March 30.—Japanese | Rope of the plan advanced by the) give will be to see that their vote pr i ay oe M reenaings sem PESTER pe au to — Ml —. - «= = - © - on _ _ *~ @p + Se-gFe -a, —_ ee — — . gum S$ 8 OS OE ee eee pee + Ome ce 3 =~? on acid pr - ¢ i» 7 ‘s , ti : % LA! é . a ! With France, Great Britain | ' and America. | * re r) . 2 . | PROVIDED BY THEM wa “2 oe h a ' gerve Right to Protect Her By the Associated Press. has informed the State Department | ' of its adhesion to the arrangement | under which bankers of the United | Slates, Great Britain, France that country will enter into a con- gortium for the financing of China. | the negotiations had progressed so well that it would not be necessary tt await the return to this country ' of Thomas W. Lamont of New York, ‘who is in the Far East as the rep- ® resentative of the a J to begin the execution of the plars ) of the consortium. @ plate a loan of approximately $25°,- ' 600,000 to China, in installments of | ' $50,000,000, for the improvement of _ Chinese finances and internal works. | |The fund will for the ttticlal sroups, the consortium by which the United States, Great Britain, France _@nd Japan would take a role in the financing of China, ac- cording . to Thomas W. New York, a member of J. P. gan & Co., who arrived here today. He has been in with financial leaders. TOKIO, March 30.—Japan desires will not abandon her settled policy | demanding the exclusion of Man- churia and Mongolia, articles published here after an extraordinary Cabinet ! Meeting. This policy, modified, provided, first, that rights | aiready acquired in those provinces are recognized, and, second, that the consortium agreement excludes fu- ture loans of a nature prejudicial! to Japan's national defense or military interest in Manchuria and Mongolia. Japanese banking groups fully determined to enter the con- sortium, and exchanges of views be- | tween the Governments _&re progressing favorably, according bo a Inouye, governor of the a pont i ee . “stata , ae. e, Se — —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! ~~ ms 3 “4 pm i ipetan. : APRIL 5, 1920. MONDAY EVENING, ~ lle ese es = - eat nae FS" a4 opie teens pre ae _ ee : Bi eats ae Aa ee gh YN es og ae ae ‘. . . x a) eee onl ge” aa & a a # $ ‘ ye ae we sae e ‘ -. eos ey) .? Aare . * Y o >> Paw s? >a _ ad . Px: ‘ - Tees te 4 ~ gina EGG POLS os, ee ee eM # Finn WA i ‘ i= “ OF ce pet = * RET a dn Be. »% mu ~ ”") % WASHINGTON, April +.-—Japan . % “ ARK Paes me . . « "5 -s — , ene ‘ 5 anmed ge pg? by PS e Bane : ES BR OR ee ERE Women Marching in Washington With Banners, Demanding That America Bring Pressure on England to Free Ireland 2 WOMEN PICKETING + ap silent i! aly ow oa es notte edn re ee a a Cs * Sar Ryewdy Oi i ime tas FF A hee - Coe POY ogee’ SS teas Sian Bite es pe . ee ee ee > * 7 Pa eed 7 ’ re 2s Ges Amann % j alte oe of: mn WRSMS ee tune irestins Fae wit eS cnaush 5 & a ee me : Neen aan oe Re PT : ak, Dap ON ROSIN EN IN IRR Be Boerne eee ee ea et oe ee | | | | From Posts, Also Held by Washington Police. ning Ee By the Associated Press. RRR Ba ny | WASHINGTON, April 6.—Two ae. eS ee | women picketing the British embas- | land were arrested bv toria, L. I. a ee sghesins 3 BY ABROGATING gia) after destroying her banner. women who cee | arrested. of an yesterday ENGLAND Re i en proponents Sipe s 7 was resumed |New York. ilar to those used by suffragists who House two years ago, appeared in K Stns” ee of the embassy in a drizzling rain. and C It was stated today officially that treaties with England until the Irish republic is recognized, more than a score of prominent women (of New York, Boston, Chicago, Baltimore and Washing ton paraded from the White House to the Capitol. They onstrations hag been planned for almost every day until | Were halted at the Capitol until they had stacked their) results are obtai ARRYING banners urging the abrogation of all , flags and banners and were then permitted to enter the. | building, where they lobbied among the Senators thére, | | waiting the begi -| were led by Mrs. —{nternational Film Photograph. stations just before noon. they explained, was used because nning of the afternoon session. They they had “secret information” that Phomas K. Corliss. A series of dem-\two new “massacres” had occurred | in Ireland within the last few days. ned, Mrs. Walsh said the a —_—- — ee eee a ment today in explanation of ‘visit of Thomas W. American = |York to Japan. groun, These contetm- ! told the correspondent that — had dispelled the prevalent be used principally construction and = enlarrce- tended to cover s and bankers have expressed | nations participating in the loan.” rant the American group Chinese securities to the public as desirable investments. MAN FINED $50 FOR DRIVING dominant a Lamont of Mor- Japan conferring | After assessing a fine of against Earl Giebe of 1708 ‘ Oe ae enter the Chinese consortium, but | severely for that in future he would ipunish automobilista arrested according to | passing standing street cars. newspapers Giebe drove past a motioniess street car at Sarah street and Easton ‘avenue March 5 and knocked down be | and injured Anna Ttley, a neeress, who was crossing the street. in however, may | No Instructions in Rhode Island. PROVIDENCE, R. l., April An uninstructed delegation to = )-. the elected without opposition today by have ventions. treaty with “such reservations as will fully safeguard America” was the keynote of the platform and of the addresses. concerned — 4 BEGINS NEXT WEDNESDAY “TheLittle Gray Book”’ By E. Phillips Oppenheim The curious adventure that befell Mr. Van Clarence in one of the great country houses of England on eve of the Great War. A German diplomat’s blatant to promote peace and what really came from them. characteristic Oppenheim story with the interest saipenk ed to the very last. Another of the Series of Two Stories a Week by the Fiction Headliners of Today Begins Wednesday and Ends Saturday in the POST-DISPATCH TODAY—On the “THE SPOON THE PIG BIT” omen’s Page By George Agnew Chamberlain ——— F es S —__ +--+ Bank of Japan, who issued a state- the Lamont of New Before ieaving for China, Lamont confer- ences he had held with leading Ja- panese business men and politiq@auo miscon- ception that the consortium was in- the whole industrial r hee | Lamont’s program in China _in- t afesire to enter, on the same terms | aiydes determination whether oolit- m those accorded other banking) jcal and economic conditions war- offerine American AUTO PAST STANDING CAR. $50 North Taylor avenue, a service car owner. Judge Mix in police court today said Republican National ‘‘onvention was State and District Republicans con- | Ratification of the peace | The average yearly salary of the teacher in 1919 was $634, the peti- tion said, and there had been only a ‘an odor of liquor. TEACHERS URGE 6. 0) P. | goes to the party that most definite- | ly pledges itself to remove educa- , tional limitations from the children tensive campaign tours. Other Re- IN MINING STOCK SUIT of the country. Teachers have never publican candidates were Gen. - 3 : been in politics, but they are alive , , , "sthi . Cj “) troit P : to the situation as they never have and William G. > impson of Detroit. goth, known in spiritualistic circles polis next November with that situ- ation uppermost in their minds.” 85.000 Teachers Represented, “This delegation Aenbcapgerten the the State, the others named on that | ()ffordg Minitng & Development Co., sco flap tae - oncaape re ees ticket being William G. McAdoo, Wil- and for an accounting. lie had | 63,000 teachers of New York, the/iiam J. Bryan and Gov. Edwards of | turned the shares over to Helgoth to' declared, and added, petition New Jersey. sell on commission. may in a way claim to represent the Eugene V. Debs was the Socialist The Court ordered Helgoth to educational forces of the nation.” candidate. return the shares that remain un- | There is a “great and growing de-| gm, polls opened at 7 a. m. and cold. and to acconnt for $650 worth | terioration in public education. were to close in the rural precincts ie bitin he is alleged to have sold. caused by a tremendous loss of at 5 and in the cities at 8 p. m. The contract between them was ‘is- trained teachers” and a “great lower- While the names aj’pearing on the solved. ing in incoming | stated. “The basis of the conditions which threaten teaghers,” the the wages educational funds, teachers adequate in pay is 'atoned for.” Average Salary. 10 cent increase during that | year. are without and added: “The d sertion of farms is largely | due to removal of farmers to, cities ‘where they can get decent schooling | for their children. Illiteracy, which per teachers, it continued, disqualified 700,000 drafted men for | effective service in the great war, is | | on the increase.”’ TWO MEN FIGHT POLICE OFFICER WHO TRIES TO ASSIST THEM ‘Lieutenant Helps One Lift Other From Sidewalk and Ise Struck When | He Asks Where They Got Liquor. Ernest Cooke, 34 years old, 1814 Kennett place, a switchman, was ly- ing on the sidewalk at Broadway and /\Chouteau avenue, and Antone Ho- ‘checker, 42, 1715 Park avenue, a merchant, was trying to assist him to his feet when Lieut. Thomas Donce- gan of the Soulard Street District happened along at 9:30 o'clock last night. Lieut. Donegan gave Hochecker a hand, and when they got Cooke ina standing position the officer detectec He asked Cooke ‘were he had obtained the drink and ‘taliated and Hochecker fired two shots in the air and the latter loosening two teeth and blackening one of his eyes. Lieut. Donegan re- went to Cooke's assistance. Lieut. Doneg tracted reinforcements. Cooke and Hochecker were taken to the Soulard Street Station, where the former was charged with being drunk on the street, disturbing the peace and resisting arrest. Hochecker was charged with interfering with an officer. oa — _ a - ———— EDUCATIONAL PLANK IN MICHIGAN PRIMARY Petitions Presented to Hays Says “we the standards of quality of petition cause of these the effi- leclency of education is the deficiency failure to) a ‘national sin, long confessed, but un- More than 30,000 rural schools struck ‘him in the face,., ¢.| —— —— ——_ TING TODAY decision HEAVY VOTIN urday. structions to interfere. POLICEMAN WHO KILLED MAN Lowden, Wood and Johnson VERDICT AGAINST “MOSES II” W. Johnson, all of whom made ex- Pershing. Senator Miles Poindexter both the Republican and Democratic tickets. Attorney-General Palmer was the only Democrat to campaign through Dennis Clifford , ‘ ‘> ‘ turn ballots total 13, there are actually 12 candidates, as Herbert Hoover is running on both the Republican and Democratic tickets STRIKE OF DRIVERS FORCES 3000 MINERS TO STOP WORK More than 3000 coal : | Madison and Macoupin counties, IIl., are idle today because of a strike of | mine car drivers who are dissatisfied with the award of the President's Bi- 'tuminous Coal Commission. Although the drivers comprise less than tenth of the total numbers of em-.|' with “‘Mises II’ to act as officials had agreed to “afar city license for him le miners in, | the sort. Ifelgoth has been telling. OE —— one- | to Death. | By the Associated Press. ployes in a mine, their refusal to; srosKOGEER, Ok. April 5.—John work compels the others to remain | pugporg 76 weare old. declared to idle. have been the inventor of a well- other | “ ee — : . Th commission iwarded |known kitchen mine workers a 27 per cent increase. cabinet, The increase to the drivers was $12... several years ago, was found 'day, which was a 20 per cent in- dead here last night. ‘crease. They demand that they also There were two _be given a 27 per cent increase. Mines jat Staunton, Gillespie, nenid and | part of the body had been beaten. | Mount Olive are closes today. a | The body was found near a hig No. 3 of the Edwardsville Coal Co.,!..455) EPiehero was employed as at Edwardsville, also is closed. | night watchman by | . About 200 striking drivers from | company’ three mines near Belleville voted yes- | : | terday to return to work today, thus |permitting about 1800 other mino | workers to resume | Ry a the Aeeodciated Presa. | ) STRUTHERS, ©O., April 5.—A|! | HARD 10 FIND MEN T0 SERVE PR e~ “in pS phe of a | ON RAILROAD LABOR BOARD i million dollars’ will have to be met by the insolvent Struthers Savings | _- ee ll ! WASHINGTON, April 5.—Presi- ident Wilson is having difficulty In Wil- Saturday by State examiners, ‘f_nding men willing to give up their !!am McCombs, president of the business to serve on the Raflroad | ¥20K. said today. Labor Board as representatives of | ‘the public,. White House officials) ADVERTISEMENT a -—— Freckles Mar ‘Your Beauty Without freckles your would be Improved 100 per cent. ‘“Der- willo obliterates freckles which have al- ready appeared and prevents others from coming out.” says that famous beauty specialist, Mae Edna Wilder. ommends Derwil'o. a simple toilet prep. aration, which should be applied night and morning. Get a bottle of Derwillo today before you forget it and watch the said today in explaining the delay in nominating the members of the board. The railroads and unions have sent to the President lists of their repre- |} sentatives from which the President will make selections. Lowden Emissary Sces Borah. WASHINGTON, April 56.—Gov. | Lowden of Illinois sent a representa- tive here today to submit informa- tion to Senator Borah, Republican, of Idaho, regarding expenses of his eee Republican presidential campaign freckles fade away. It is sold under a which Se h re + eriti- money-back guarantee at the _ toijet i enator Borah recently criti ee eeeiaa at aametaamte ean ee’ ae . cized. partment stores in this city. a, | 8Y today advocating freedom for Ire- the police. 'They are Miss Mollie Carroll of New York, and Mrs. Harry Walker of As- An hour before the police inter- vened two Washington women pass- ing along Connecticut avenue attack- ed two pickets then ‘‘on duty” at the embassy and drove one of them away The made the attack were Picketing of the embassy by wom- Irish republic under the. leadership of Mrs. James Walsh of | tablishment of schools is being made, Adopting tactics sim- the militant picketed the White the women relays every two hour:: and*marched up and down in fron# erved the number of schools haa | ** The first to appear took up their They car- ried banners draped in black, which, | AFTER ATTACK EXONERATED Coroner’s Verdict Holds That Albert A verdict against Frank G. Hel- ‘rested numerous.times for fortune- INVENTOR FOUND MURDERED ‘John Fishero, 76, Apparently Beaten the patent rights to which he sold for a small | construction BANK HAS $1,000,000 DEFICIT CASTORIA and Banking Co., which was closed | ee complexion re ee EMBASSY ARRESTED Two Others, Who Drive Pickets | picketing | would be continued indefinitely, this having been reached since the first picketing was ended last Sat- Two police officers were on hand, but they said they had no in- (‘ircult Judge Davis in the case, of 3719 Windsor place, who sued Helgoth for the re- of 4000 shares of stock in the Clifford said when he contracted | his stock salesman, the latter represented that Mavor Kiel, John Schmoll! and other buy stock, and that State Senator Michael Tinney had agreed to obtain g State These men testified | jlater that they had done nothing of all iservative individuals to whom \imperial system gave autocratic au- ‘thority over the children of their leare to the Bolshevik ' ‘Commissariat of Public Instruction. | deep wounds|/ine teacher's sway is unquestioned. -across the forehand, and the upper | Vigorous efforts have resulted in the | establishment ‘though still inadequate, number of! ¢oyntry ts ‘trainfhge centers for teachers. : i ‘in Use For Over 30 Years | Quick Lunch at Home or Office Avoid Imitations and Substitetes Russians Must Learn to Read and Write or Lose Vote Under Soviet Regime : | | Illiteracy Curse Begins to Disappear—Bearded : Peasants Studying Alphabet With : Children Is Common Sight. } : By LINCOLN EYRE, } tute, one of Moscow’s foremost in- Staff Correspondent of the Post-| stitutions of learning, is devoted al- Dispatch and the New York World.| together to preparing for educa- Copyright, 3020. by the Press Publishing Co. ticnal work, a rapidly growing class ww ) | communistic instructors. Grad- he New York -World. of 9 4 eum ' PARIS, March 24.—In the course uates of this institute are sent out \into the country to spread the knorvl- ,of my interview with Lounatchavsky, the People’s Commissary for Public! edge they have acquired among their |Instruction, he laid especial stress | /¢85 aa ee ee ee | 7 2 |; opene on ev. - [the Bolshevlot eyatems of caecation |Sweralote University, to which weil | 'come students from all over Russia, ‘in Soviet Russia. the maximum effort toward the es- While of course desirous of gaining a thorough iIn- ‘sight into communist doctrines from the political, social and economic ‘point of view. Sverdloff University ‘is designed primarily for the train- ‘ing of the exponents of communism and world revolution, but it will un- he Said, in thickly populated. cen- ters, children in the remoter dis- tricts are not being forgotten. In the Tver Government he ob. doubtedly produce plenty of ~— acher material. , “The establishments which we call increased from 2800 tn 1916 to 3400 | peasant Universities are .of course at the beginning of 1920.. In the) purely specialist schools dealing with same province the scholars increased |agronomic science and other mat- from 160,000 to 278,000 tn the same ters of immediate interest to the far- | perto@. while the . a mer. In many cases they have been P , personnel of in- organized on the initiative of rural structors was more than tripled. communities without reference to Even in far off Turkeste: the num-j|the central authority. ber of children receiving a first Pedagoguic Courses Offered. grade education climbed from 40.- “Another noteworthy feature of our program is the formation of 0 20,0 00 to 120,000 and that of teachers pedagogic courses designed to pre- from 2000 to 500. The Government, | pare a teaching personne! for abnor- despite the shortage of pape? and mal children. The curriculum in- | printing facilities, managed to sup- cludes the study of physical and psy- ply school books gratuitously to 2,- chological peculiarities of the child 500,000 pupils during 1919. More- and of methods for overcoming such over 9,400,000 pairs of shoes were defects through tuition. As for lec- distributed to the Soviets’ little tures on particular subjects outside wards. For the same year the edu- ‘the ordinary educational scope, there cational budget reached the amaz- are so many I could not attempt to ing figure of 20,000,000,000 rubles. anumerate them. Here in Moscow “Hiow about finding teachers for, our prospective teachers were of- these new schools?” I asked. fered in one week a popular lecture “That is the hardest problem we on the solar system by the- distin- all have to solve,” Lounatchavsky re- guished Prof. Mikhaeleleff, a report plied. “In principle we have mo- | by Igor Grabar, a famous historian | bilized all persons sufficiently cul- of Russian art, dealing with his re- tured to serve as instructors and | cent archaeological researches in the who are not needed for other pur-. Volga region, and a series of talks poses, but obviously we can only {n- on the history of music. I suppose trust the teaching of our children to | those of our enemies who atill regard those who share the ideals to which. we aspire. There are now members of the primary union and the membership is grow- | dition.” ing daily. Of course the union by I reminded Tunatchavsky that he ‘no means comprises all the persons had said nothing about the Soviet engaged in the work of public in- Government's campaign for the abo- struction. ‘lition of illiteracy among adults. He Crisis. No Longer Exists. handed me a copy of the celebrated “Generally speaking, however, the | #nti-illiteracy decree issued by the Council ot Peoples’ Commissaries, 'which provided in part: “The whole population of the So- 10,000 ers would be rather surprised to hear teachers’ |that we go in for such abstract é€ru- crisis no longer exists so far as the ‘personnel for elementary schools is ‘concerned. The situation is_ still | | ‘cloudy as regards the’ secondary Viet Republic must be ae se rae stage of the uniform industrial /@nd write. All Russians between the school. Here we are with ages of 8 and 50 who are illiterate two difficulties. In the first place,|@re bound hereby to learn to read ‘high school teachers under the old (and write in the Russian language or regime enjoyed privileges which/! their original tongue as _ they placed them almost in the profes-| Please. All literate persons may be sional class. ‘called upon to assist in teaching the “There were therefore, staunch illiterate. The period in which illit- quently more than ready to sabotage |fixed by the m unicipal or provin- our educational. machinery. We clal Soviet an oe oundete cae were obliged to use a firm hand with For adult citizens undergoing in- them at the start, otherwise they would have wrecked our entire or- anization. Nowadays, however, ee eae y apposition as they still ofter is |Period. . Citizens evading duties spe- ‘passive and not vitally dangerous to cified by this decree or in any way fae interfering with its provisions are faced working day is abridged by two hours during the entire educational | us. subject to trial by the revolutionary “Our second difficulty is .closely tribunal.” ‘linked with the hostile attitude of 100,000,000 Mlliterates. the secondary teachers. Instruction “Before the revolution,” lI.ounat- in the bases of communism must chavsky affirmed, “there were more be developed to a considerab:e ex- than 100,000,000 illiterates in that tent in the high schools. It Can- yore of Russia now controlled by the not be done unless the teachers are themselves communists or sufficlent- lv in sympathy with communism principles to essay with a full meas- ure of sinceritv to implant 2 sym- puthetc understanding of these prin- ciples in the minds of their pupils. to accustom con- the | Soviets. How many of these have learned to read and write in the past two vears [T cannot say, for accurate statistics covering the whole coun- try are lacking. This we know, how- ever, and that is that where there were originally scarcely 15 per cent of literate Red soldiers there are now nearly 60 per cent. “In the navy, where the percent- age of illiteracy was almost aa high as in the army, there is virtually We know, too, that where two ‘It is not easy theories of . . : , > Ione. school administration. We feel that |! year } bered 30 e i be enforced | Years ago Petrograd num np, SheCNSE SE eee per cent of illiterates among the morally rather than physically. Thus | each school is managed not only by, the teacher alone but by a cormrimit- | tee composed of teachers, represent- atives of the childrens’ parents and | delegates of the pupils, themselves over the age of 12, to which 1s added an envoy of the local branch of the. population, she now 60,000, or about 8 per cent. Con- tinuing at the same rate of progress she will have none whatever six months hence. .I don't hesitate to be no more illiteracy throughout the whole length and breadth of the So- viet Republic. Of course, in the actual class room mentary education among adults are far-reaching ahd complete. Ev- ery echool both in cities and the reserved during certain ‘hours of the day or evening for “Thus the former Catherine Insti- ‘classes of illiterate grownups. Tt ta) ‘a quaint sight to see bearded peas lants having the alphabet drummed linto them at the same smal! desks 'at which their children, perhaps one ‘hour before, were recelving instruc- tion on far more erudite matters. | The Petrograd municipal govern-. ment has divided its remaining il-. 'Mterates into groups of 20,000 which | iwill be educated successively, each 'group being split up into classes of ‘fifteen persons. It is estimated that —~ ithe normal individual, spending two. .j/hours Gaily at it, can learn to read) and write in two months. ' “Tf one fails to do so without pro-' viding’ a reason for the failure, he or she is deprived of the right to: ‘vote in Soviet elections, and receives only a third category food card. In/ the event of continued refusat to ele- | vate one’s self out of illiteracy, still | harsher penalties may be imposed. — ' Workers Eager to Learn. | | “Workers in the cities are for the) _ | most part only too eager to learn. In. Ne Ceokieg the rural sections our task is oom- : plicated by the superstitious dread | A Nutritious Diet for Ail Ages of too much knowledge that is so) common among the peasants. | Through long centuries the priests have inculcated of a consideralle, For Infants and Children — — ~= Ack tor Llorlicks ORIGINAL Maited Milk oy us aS a gang of brutalized murder- |; ‘struction in reading and writing the | plaints relating to the administrative numbers only |jnto direct contact with the central predict that in three years there will | | ‘Measures taken to enforce ele-. In the Moujik the | belief that edudation was not for such, and that any attempt on bis ‘part for intellectual “ ‘might be construed as tra |with the Evil One. Sometimes werto lovercome these childish fears by ‘rather forceful proceedings. W# aro determined to permit nothing to- | stand in the way of natio -en- ‘lightenment because in that way ‘only does salvation for the mass of | the people lie.” My interview with Lounatchavsky merely touched upon that phase of the SBoviet’s educational activity which is found in their propaganda campaign. Details of the extraordi- ‘nary efficiency with which the Bol- shevik propagate their theories ‘among their fellow-countrymen were ‘obtained from no less an authority than Angelica Balabandva, secretary — |of the Third Internationale and ‘one — of the most remarkable women the ‘revolution has produced. Of noble _birth, she was in her youth at once a great heiress and a great beauty. Yor the sake of the Socialist cause she squandered her money with a profligate hand and lost her health. Today, in middle age, she is physical- lity and financially enfeebled, though ‘intellectually a tower of strength. . |'Among the Bolsheviki her position s unique in that she has inspired a ‘love and reverence enjoyed by no |other leader. Her forte lies in spreading among her less cultured | compatriots understanding of that idealism to which she has consecrat- ed her entire life. Four Ways to Instruct. | “There are four principal ways,” — |she told me in the soft patrician En- glish that is one of the languages she speaks perfectly, “in which to bring our aims home to our people— ‘by word of mouth, by printed mat- ter, by pictorial illustration and by the cinematograph. I can show you how these methods ard applied by ; ,takifig you to see one of our propa- | .ganda trains more easily than by ‘telling you about it.” We visited the train next day. It was in the Moscow yards in readi- | ness for a tour of the Southern Vol-— ga region and Turkestan, Mme. Bal- abanova, for whose special use it had | been built, was contemplating mak- | ing. There were five such trains in existence, she said, each boasting 10 cars, equipped with Lbraries, cine-— -matographs, a printing plant that _publishes a daily paper, a wireless ‘equipment and a telephote which at each station could be hooked up with | the local exchange. “We also have,” Mme. Balabanova observed with one of her rather tired smiles, “a machine gun detachment. | You see, we are realistic idealists and the counter-revolution is not alto-. |gether ended yet.” The cars of the train were painted ‘in fearsome fashion, somewhat remi- -niscent of circus trains in America, with allegorical scenes luridly depict- \ing capitalistic serpents being slain by the red army, happy peasants ex- ,changng fraternal greetings with equally happy workers, and so forth. 'Inscriptions such as “Workers of the ~ , world unite!” and “All power to th> | workers’, soldiers’ and peasants’ dep- _uties'”’ were blazoned in huge letters across each car. Makes Impression on Peasants. ° “This isn’t a very high form of art,” Mme. Balabanova admitted “but it makés a great impression upon the peasants. Our procedure iz about as follows: rriving in some small town or village where our ‘coming has been previously an- ‘nounced, we distribute handbills in- ‘forming the local population what we have to offer in the ‘shape of speeches, . lectures, moving picture shows, etc. It doesn’t take much to attract a crowd in a small Russian community, and before long our . train is sure to be surrounded by * throngs of curious country folk. “We give those that can read pamphlets describing the benefits the Communist and Soviet Govern- ment is trying to bring them, while to others we present posters and pic- ture books dealing not only with po- litical matters, but with hygiene, ag- riculture and other things especially interesting to the peasant. Among the hundred or so persons who make up the personne! of the train there are half a dozen or more experiented speakers to whom a rustic audience will listen for hours at a time. “There are also, and this I con- sider a most important feature, rep- resentatives from each governmental! commissariat who receive com- RAEN! ie hee IS me. & ee en artivities of their particular depar!- ment and transmit them direct to Moscow. Thereby pé@asants, hun- dreds, perhaps thousands of mifles away from the capital are brought Government. Perhaps even you, ef- ficient America, might find this &r- rangement worthy of imitation.” Saas ADVERTISEMENT a - 48,000 Drug Stores Sell It. Five million people use it to KILL COLDS ‘S$ Hl CASCARAR=) QUININ BR + oe ~~ » ———_ Se OE OCR! 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— 7 . ee eee re ” S eS dual > » oe ‘4 ta a ap aN ke Ss eae ( \ oy ‘ it? ae ‘LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1920. ¢ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' SS = FLECTIONS TOMORROW = zee — ik TH IN - EOPLE : Nothing Like Plain Bitro-Phosphate to , vy : d f ¥ a. (he | Munictpal and = school SEEN in > Snatlicretyetinacense tg cg = f : or 0 our , ; z will be held tomorrow in the cities and Nerve Force. L bi E == Security Before | ———- ~~ ee. |, and incorporated towns of St. Louls Judging from the countless preparé- | County. tlons and treatments which are contin- e. tw fatness Keeps Them Quiet | No grinding, squeaking, grumbling gears when you’re using Dixon’s. It’s the one lubricant you can depend on to keep them quiet. Dixon’s obliterates the roughness that exists on all gear and bearing sur- faces. It works into those tiny depres- sions and builds up a smooth, oily veneer that successfully wards off friction. In Kirkwood, Clayton, Richmons | ually being advertised for the purpose , of making thin people fleshy, develop- : 'Heights, Flo t Valiey Par«'! : ; oy Re She res : ad ¥ rissant, , | ing arms, neck and bust, and replacing Pl or not, the story may interest you and save you money. I speak ratte “ess 7 af So Ei COS am because my connection with the automobile industry from 1902 to 1911 wa ) 4 ay as a a Down and Depress b | a and Shrewsbury, a Mayor and other ugly hollows and angles by the soft ‘as an en ° ' = 'municipal officials will be elected. ; aad > gm. engineer and designer. > a Vv " 4 : . ’ ae rot *~ ak a * oe , al r el - > 5 - ‘See ® are evidently thousands « = £23 Ebene ae traveled, ‘ r es Th oe ella uring & Wonderful To ve Back Yigor and | Board will be chosen. In Webster to starved nerves, Our bodies need : a aa et rece ¢ a My previous subject was VIBRATION and its evil effects and how it >» tae ~{ to Run-Down Pe Groves, Ferguson and Maplewood, | wae ag eeete tans is en yg) «28S ieee * nod ooGas iveicians cia r ee Se q lienin: ‘ ‘Dar - . ' re only school directors are *o ba e.ect- | is nothing that will supply this defi = 4 ellininated in the MONROE by the counter balanced Ses repair shop for replacement of parts, which, if properly lubricated, would & Too sehen a ~~ ’ to ened and run " ~ a , Alar? has | j regis nder 4 i ; f t- | os . ce. 5 ‘arty : Albert 8S. Henyon. Matthews has win, “e ee ore ed a a mee F , serve the allotted (100,000) miles. sts ; . ' . - matter of cou been Mayor for eight years, heving| 3» ) | Lei ee | ae ovach | - , the nerves directly and by supplying the so $e re : yi | body cells with the necessary phosphoric | MAES Bray 5 a : A study of the drawing of the Monroe crank shaft will explain how the — oe . 4; i Ris ita, -S oil is forced through the center of the shaft to all bearings under pressure ears a. | be feeling as ‘ BASS annsneaeun been elected on the harmony ticket. | ior) tok by K food elements. bitro-vhosphate should | ee we: : | Che ticket headed y enyon is | produce a welcome transformation in ’ er ‘Ree os of from 5 to 40 pounds, depending on the speed of the motor, as the oil pres- ever. known AS the Independent ltepub- omtlie betns on Ram bow i in weight ee Mes * sure is increased as the speed ‘ay the motor increases. Ome a eat » lican. | mt | ass ante Lae se He P . : oe they * + sncrease ay tm hw leo, carries ‘wi. ba _ (This identical principle was used in the Marmon Wasp that won the 500- 2 7s and spirit is to Fight in Richmond Heights. i ocheateetiaen slasalonmmets haa tects of Shee ee mile race at Indianapolis in 1911 without a single stop.) Pe, rich. Good b rhie 1 lv y : ‘co any ee ea ‘ a ‘ ' . - ae \ : cnetey. Whicn neariy aiweye sccompe: ae sk Se AFB, Increase your mileage per dollar invested. Come in and let us tell you a lessness and « + 9, and body acti Doctors reeo Mayor James M. Jensen of Rich-| excessive thinness. should soon disap- cent illness. in mo eigh e 3 i t for e- rear. dull eves brighten and pale cheeks (yee s ; mond Heights has a fight r slow with the bloom ef perfect health, is Oe can afford to take larger ¥ Pepto-Mang: : a thances. Taking ch oa ane cnances, aking enances, ~ drug store, ane | In Valley Park, Mayor Robert ‘ | Sargent is opposed for re-election by} SWEET POWDERS : ee — APAY SLY “TS what they lose in one invest-> let form, just W. T). In Shrewsbury. FOR CHILDREN, oe , ay : y 7 ment is likely to he in d il no difference CE a , ; : ade a - B But be sure Woolsey. which changed its status last week | f Contain Retlet fer Fevort hness, ! o H p : 'from a village to a city of the fourth Stomach Troubles, oot lng AMS LOCUST ST, ST. LOUIS, MO. c to them in another. we | Pepto-Mangan. ie ‘*Gude’s,’* an peng ; on the packag i | class, Joseph B. Ackfeld is unop-| : Wareae thet tive rotate’ Trade Mark, poate, ataliiemeie TOMONT 90 ~ CENTRAL a6 Monroe Touring, $1,440 F. O. B. Indianapolis. | . _ Many companies — posed for the office of Mayor. I”) pon’taccept Kample mailed FREE th ddeec. | Clayton and Florissant there is no “any substitute. Mother Grav Co.. Le Roy. N. ¥. 'opposition to the re-election of the | ———- PE i | made enormous profits dur- a present Mayors. | ing the war—out of the war, @ School Tax Elections. 3 . | The University City school district | | ete . : . a will be asked to approve an extra tax F 2 DON mon Electric did not. Un. ie. i I ion Electric’s war record was. | one of day and night service, i | of 62 cents, which the board de- nfs ~u™ ig |clares to be indispensable if teachers’ as a= eaglvard en to be maintained, a if -- — . > ESPAIR at top speed and at a narrow the bullding program already begun — 4 : ; . | e_¢ F Gis PTH ce. margin of profit. But Union ~~ tits = ' \eeemeennsencns ~ CANDIES ) |is to be completed. Two members of - TAWA . . . : ce | nest " Oe ey ae | : ‘ Kleetric—we hbelieve—i i the board are to be elected for three- ‘2s wiz + Pia WI UANGE NS 7, wren . ; $s a8 vear terms, and the candidates are , i ) SE 7 LS - : If you wexey troubled with pains SAFER investment than any "4s fa | FYER DAY mewn | Lewis E. Balson, Winton E. Barker | or aw mms Ww ~ ye Union Electric, for ten years” before we got into the war, | Soe ort SS eed Si | bi URRR ASU BoM eb \ rN Auahanygeyr’ ys HE he BY 5.8 A On | sit = {C5 NR A = bs de | aes i : : CAPSULES , during the war and since the ul | The world’s standard remedy forkidney, _ War has carned and paid div. qn . e : : | | :* | . ae 1 ’ | liver, bladder and uric.acidtroublesand = jdends regularly. | National Remedy of Holland since 1696, ; * af .» « = —- + -- , >: A RO Gey ees my = . »- > = _ ea, + oa = — > *. ea ii’ . ‘Three sizes, all druggists. Guaranteed. | _ a a J) Maal fog the core Sod, Meauce "| Union Electrics aa = 3 ——__— LEAL TT en eee | of preferaam — | stock, including the é Dollar Planting Days z TABLETS | oe sa ale cls or Sige FOR 000 a year in cash dividends. The preferred stock . hag i All FIRST CLAIM on dividend 7 : | earnings. During the tem” (I Our ) an ime K x years 1910 to 1919 inclusive 2 Pain _ Union Electric's dividend 7 e | earnings totaled over $8,000 = Headaches Neuralgias —{): an average of over $800. | “ year. Union Electric's 7 7 Colds and LaGrippe 1919 dividend earnings were Jj Lah - ° : . a a ee | ’ —~ sk your ; : x — near ; : LW YORK : Savings Deposits with the Mississippi ) ems Draapinifer A-K TIMES the $210,000 0 yer \e a s * | “NTRAL aor re ) : Valley Trust Company draw interest from . oo isi ene 95,000 000 fr —s . a Be al the First of April if made this week or PU ah _ outstanding and on | — sare. 3 next Monday. PURIFY THE BLOOD Say; é. 66 ; 9 | FOR SUMMER Savings investors | — Don’t Forget Your Umbrellas! me | today ee Hn We credit savings interest the First of a pete so) ose ag > lar, dependable 7 -per cent *— , Stomach an - * 4 fe was a rainy morning, and most of the Schoolmaster’s June and December, at 3% per annum. Liver can be corrected by the dividend, with SAPETY for (ae fellow-passengers, including his seat-mate, had umbrellas. chenahe alii tela Sia _ their principal. Union Elec: (ge Men! Youn As the train pulled into the Grand Central Terminal, the | , — GC AlGRey tric preferred stock, in out 9° mee shone: trai called, ‘Don’t f. , and Liver Tea. A 25¢ package) judgment, meets this test.- | oy Sor Spring nman » Don't forget your umbrellas! | The dollar you spend is a weak one can be ohtained from the nearest | : Poa chovicts a oe . A b . drug store. It is geod hot or cold. , fee F, le rs in The Schoolmaster doesn t know whether the trainman these times—the dollar you save has a big A cup as necded is a wonderful PRICE: $ 100 a fi tive mode called this thoughtful admonition on his own initiative, or me | eystem-clernoer, Tse it now. | SC —alzes 33 whether he was acting on company instructions, but he does ne pe at —— eee | Se ee ie i Gerful ‘aa ‘know that his seat-mate turned to him, and with a pleased ; . | amile exclaimed, ‘I like to travel on this New York Central.’ ”’ : She was Fat | — PRINTER'S INK. fooked ‘and’ felt. By taking all payments, and can ba i Aa Phage pee ee HAT is the kin Se ae . om Qe ee ae , any time ore - kind oe man we poe to nave represent us Mississipp1 Valley Trust Co. is agile. attractive, ne the final installment is paid. in our dealings with the public. That is the kind of | health. Reliable seti-fat Haag service we strive always to give the public—service with a eT ee fetine 10, to 60 ooinds Recome eeguisit' | DIVIDEND: $7 | human quality; service in which no detail is too small to be ee ee ee Bilt Rorela, at any Srugglet or rin for a year on each $100 share, considered, no problem too great to be solved when the FOURTH and PINE - . es ve $1.15 ory ae solution will add to the safety, comfort and convenience of __ADVERTISEMENT ES 3" our passengers, ) Savings Department Open Mondays P Wh c d SALES OFFICES: / Pet 5 to 6:30 P.M r ay en ure Room 201 Union Electric # Good service in the end becomes a problem of personnel. : ' et By : , sg bk, Burkhart wants you to write sin Building, 12th and me ef NAPIE IN . Vegetabie Compound for liver, Kidney, Streets, St. Louis, and nion . ‘ We are proud of our men, from the bottom to the top of the : | Rheumatism. Pay when cured. Don’ Electric’s offices in Jeffer- = You'll mise thie gretative for Grip, via. Aa.| 80D, Franklin, Perry, 8. 3 list. We pick them judiciously, train them carefully, advanc 2 | : 2 ain 3 Sincinna > si : dress G21 Main St. cincinio tay trea, Charles and St. Louis coun- ae correc ment. 26c ties. Fo them for merit and experience, trying always to have the big } F. man in the important job and the right men everywhere. | soa | Fs ; ON SALE | x | Only thus can we give the sort of railroad service the public AH Maw, A Daily Drink of , desires us to give. ; : | | q ILI 40c Gy lori — . ; Oem NIBOL By Mail ) Light & Power Company? “ @ finist The Original THE NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES | wnat iv means > | b8 StrawHatDye| | Tonic Laxative|| 5° cen | 3 : : f Bet etrotzing means thereug i , | - 4 BIG FOUR ~ #£LAKE ERIE & WESTERN : than the — St. Louls Newspapers DB other G y~ oe ne oe | At All Drug and Department Stores | Nibol Manufacturing Co. . bined. ; THE JETUM CO., Chicago, Ny. : 1301 8. BROADWAY To rent a room—use a Post-bie. | < Q. patch WANT AD.

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SP DPE ay | os re ae oe -: aon Gere “2 PR ipa - oe Ry ss), ST Ay LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ - ra MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1920. ¥ ee ~~ Se LY ae ee eo ee P ‘ re , es eee aa 2 ee ties - eee at) et, br. —— tq eo uk ‘ ~ ay es he. 4 | as wv PR AR oie, os , SSURELY ISN’T before | VERY WELL She Tires So Easily—Seems So Let as Dem and Depressed f " PEPTO-MANGAN WOULD HELP HER uring War a : ty ty * be 7 — Tonic That Brings > Back Vigor and Happiness to Run-Down People Too often the old folks take a weak- ened aud rundown condition as a matter of course, when thev should be feeling is Vigorous ana happy as ever. (ne secret of staying voune in body 4 and spirit is to keep the blood red and rich, Good blood drives away lis(- Jessness and depression—keeps mind , and body active and alert. . : : Doctors recognize that Vv orryv, a re- estors © cent illness, impaired digestion or any of a dozen ‘different things may pre vent the food we eat from hecoming P any part ich invest. nourishing. strength-gi ing blood. For many fires ee ae prea : ene the g : ing 0 0 onic for a time. ke larger Pepto-Mangan may be had at anv chances. 4 drug store, and in ecither liquid or tab Ane invest- let form, just ag you prefer. There's Ss made up no Gifference in their effectiveness. But be sure vou get the genuine Pepto-Mangan. Ask for it by name, ‘“‘Gude’s,’’ and be sure that name is on the package. ; ————————— ES coe ene . am panies orofits dur- r preaching at any church in | made a| ‘ether members of the household i navy. ‘survive. POLICEME~ SEE BURGLAR WALK "AWAY, THEN FIND STOLEN GOODS (MILLIONAIRE. KILLS ' i and Presses It Downward. Spectal to the Post-Dispatch BRIDGEPORT, Nathanicl Wheeler Bishop, a million- Conn., April 35. aire, died in the ‘Bridgeport Hosp: ‘tal yesterday fro: wounds inflicted upon himself in his home. He had been a sufferer from melancholia -The method of self-destruction that he employed resembicd closely the hara-kiri of the Japanese. He thrust i hunting knife under his heart and lrew it downward, the keen blade iercing first a lungmluamd then sever- “2 other vital organs. Dr. Henry Blodgett, living a few doors away, had entered the Bishop home with Bishop a few minutes earlier. The two went to the mil- lionaire’s den on the second floor After a few mwinents Bishop excused bimself and went to the bathroom sdioining Although the doctor fol- lowed almost thnomediatels hi foun Bishop lying tuupon the floor with a long cut in his abdomen, the hunft- by his side Bishon all efforts of the and kt required all Dr. Piodgett ani ing knife lying Violently to aid hin of resisted coctor the strength Lo restrain him until an ambulance ar- rived. Bishop was the youngest son of che ‘ate William D. Bishop, one time ‘sident of the New Haven Raili- road, Ile was a Law School, and during the war was Lieutenant-Commander int! His widow and three pr . > -— _- _* cod "> 40 Bolts of Cloth Found After He : ‘ Quits Stalled Car “to Look for record was . aaa ( ’ Service.” rht service, | # : ? A burglar who had stolen 40 bolts ta narrow N - \ of cloth from Alex. Friedman's tai- "ni e yee SEES lor shop at 4108 Olive street was But Union ; egg OS seen in an alley in the rear of the pre——is a ; 5 a shop at 1 a. m. yesterday by a police nt than any «- | ie (hee Sergeant and a policeman as he was ; trying to crank the automobile. They : Oy did not know he was a burglar until : \ after he had walked away, saving he : 'was going to a service garage to get : help in moving the car. : The policemen, after his depart nd because . ure. searched the car and found in it rten years '40 bolts of goods valued at $1000... - : | Investigating further, they learned of . ollie : | the tailor shop robbery. . ; The automobile was found to be d paid div- ' the property of Miss Catherine Ne- ; man of 4802 Delmar boulevard, cash- - ‘jer in a restaurant at Grand avenue ctric’s eferred % Cy * EASTER SALE OF ‘and Olive street. ted : A BIG ray ER- pperment, 3906 Lindell boulevard. ‘WOMAN ACCEPTS 3 MONTHS She said it was be- ne used as a service car by Charles HIMSELF WITH KNEE | Nathaniel W, Bishop, Despond- | __| ent, Thrusts Blade Under Heart graduate of Yale! Sons 15 to 30. A | CLINIC AT LIBERTY HOSPITAL | | Doctors from many parts of the will be demonstrated. octor: country will attend clinics in the ob- stetricai department of Liberty Hos. pital, 4267 Delmar boulevard, Apri! ’ advertising for cases to new method of han- dling cases, claimed to be patniless, Those in charge of the clinic are | be treated during the demonstrations without cost to the patients, including hos- pital service, nursing service physician service. A number ‘tal. and | of | cases already have been registered for the clinic, but more are desired, /accofding to Dr. John H. Crenshaw, physicianh-in-chief of Liberty Hospi- aaah: ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = Lacvlede, Mo. When Mrs. Haight/ $800 has been distributed to a sister LOAN, 55 YEARS OLD, IS REPAID | %-2¢ in Laclede recently ,attending| of Mrs. tlalght and the children of Mrs. R. , _the funeral of a sister, who one time three deceased sisters. received = anual" dée Gane te arent was the school teacher of Gen. Per-| The borrower did not pay the in- named Bishop, living in Florid man shing, she conferred with an attor-/ terest. As the rate was 10 per cent, her share of $1000 borrowed 55 a. as'ney regarding the money, which he| the interest, which the debtor did ago from Mrs, Edwina Sew aes had been trying to collect. The $209! not pay. was $5500, or five and a haif ., “ seWard Of check was teh result. The remaining | times the amount 0” ‘he loan. / ig “Always Better Values” . ‘neve purchased. their fondest tomorrow.'s sortments. derful Suits. of Tricotine! —— = — g from $6.50 to $21.50! Hundreds of women The values exceeded even expectations. selling many more Suits from higher-priced lines in order to present complete as- Indluded Spring style and trimming note, ewery Suit exquisitely full silk lined. Super Twill! Other Special Suit Values at $23.50, $29.50, $38.50 and $43.50 509 Washington Av. § Continuing Our Phenomenal After-Faster Reduction ale of Suits Offering $55 Suits! $50 Suits! $45 and $40 Suits, for came, saw’ and And for added | we .. have Is every new W on- Potret Twill! | Serge ! ADVERTISEMENT. > —— the million ) ; - SENTENCE FOR KILLING HUSBAND ’ ‘Mrs. Lelia Smithson Withdraws Ap- : | peal.and Begins Serving Time tn Jalil. - Mrs. Lelia Smithson, who shot . and. killed her husband, Harvey! : Smithson, at their home June 2! last, appeared in Judge Garesche’s Court 5 at the Remarkable today and through an attorney with- 4 Price of drew her appeal from the verdict of ‘ a jury which found her guilty of fourth degree manslaughter and fixed the penalty at three months in jail and $100 fine. On the withdrawal of the appeal the Court: sentenced Mrs. Smithson ir accordance with the jurv’s ver- dict and she was turned over to the Sheriff to begin serving her jail sentence. mere $214,020,000 PENSION BILL 0 a regu. > ent PRESENTED IN THE HOUSE ; . for Number of Benefits Under It 624,427, ion Elec- Men! Young Men! Be sure to a Decline of 22,468 From k, in our nee these classy Sulis—they | This Year. is test , OAS ie very newest arrivals By the Associated Press, | ; pring, in fine cassimeres, WASHINGTON, April 5.--A $214,- and AED Geneenethion ona ,020,000 pension bill was presented - low waistline and couserva- ‘today in the House. Those benefit- : tive modele—Suitx that have ing under it number 624,427, Repre- that eee, yy gh =e] sentative Cannon, Republican, Illi- ' every one’s i Wee $9 50 noig, stated, adding that this was Gerful bargain at... $ ' | 2° 468 less than this year. The total : ; | appropriation, however, was only : $1,010,000 less than that for the : present fiscal year. Names of 50,752 persons were : | | stricken from the list this year, put ; | 28,284 were added. CLOTHING COMPANY ‘BURGLAR DROPS SEVEN PENNIES | N.W. Cor. Eighth & Washington One of Two Robbers Shot After, Leaving Poolroom. Seeaeianeneetemaaenee ? a { FOWNE NA’IE IN EVERY PAIR Af Ss e You'll find the correct shades | in all the Spring styles of FILOSETTE ?p TEMG F454 VSPTERSE SA: acdc! MADE IN U.S.A. our smart, ‘‘suede finish’ glove. '2903 North a lunchroom at ky caught them rear of the lunchroom. the poolroom. , road where he was overhauled. uty says he was going 60 miles an | One of two burglars who robbed)! of William C. Jones | boulevard. was hot by John Conley, proprictor of! 5307 St. Louis av- nue at 4 a. m. yesterday when Con-) in a vard at the! he poolroom Union The burglar dropped 7 pennies and | carton of cigarettes taken from) a —s Speeding Case Set for Trial. Louis H. Egan of Kirkwood, vice resident of the Union Blectric ‘Light and Power Co., will be tried in Justice Stecker’s court at Clayton , tomorrow on a charge of speeding. Hie was pursued Friday night from Pennsylvania avenue and Clayton to North and South Road, The dep- | “ hour. ae economical | | meas | 7 2 _ a : | Martens Hearing Postponed. : e fabric | By the Associated Press, | WASHINGTON, April 5.—Hear- tl 1, 4 : R° “ ‘—— tt Ne: + - ts oe ™ * Soviet agent, f & CHILDREN | until Wednesday. aa MEN, WOMEN of ings at the Department of Labor on | 1e deportation proceedings against vadwige C. A. K, Martens, Russian | were postponed today The greatest asset you have is your strength. You can’t afford to giveout. It isa vital necessity that you have your nervous and muscular system in perfect order to withstand the constant wear and tear of your daily work. The finest tissue builder and strength creator is Vinol, a Cod Liver prepa- ration (without oil) only the valu- able medicinal properties being pe tonate of iron and other body-buil and strength creating elements. Its use will keep you in health and strength. DEBILITY | BRAIN FAG results from a weakened con- | won’t attack you if you repair dition due to imperfect diges-|used-up nerve force with tion, lack of nutrition or over-| Vinol. Vinol puts strength work. Vinol strengthens the | into your system—it gives you digestive organs, creates a/ vitality and energy—it nour- healthy appetite and makes /|ishes your brain and body and new blood You lose that fa-| keeps you in a perfect state tigue, weakness and run down | of health—it quickly re-estab- feeling when you take Vinol. |lishes s efter any NERVOUSNESS gecmeawrem Is _™ complaint that can be | P trea readily overcome using is due t t of th Vinol. It repairs broken down |digestive organs and their in- nerve tissue and builds strong, | ability to assimilate nourish- healthy nerves that enable|ment. Vinol strengthens the you to withstand the worries | overtaxed and weakened di- and annoyances unavoidable | gestive nerves and helps your in business. stomach do its work. combined with YOUR MONEY BACK IF VINOL FAILS TO HELP You Chester Kent & Company, Cherhists. Vinol is sold in St. Louis by the Wolff-Wilson Drug Co. and other druggists. And at the Leading Drug Steres in every town and City in this State ln Have Soft STRAIGHT HAIR You Can Have Long, Straight Soft, Lustrous, te an moon ree y Beautiful Hair PRICE 2s cents BS 4, By Using Pomade HEROLIN aicdressing _ Stops Falling Hair, removes Dan- arut% and makes your hair grow long, soft, silky. Try a big box to- day. Sold by drug stores or sent by mail, 25 cents, stamps or coin. AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE Write for Particulars HEROLIN MEDICINE CO., ATLANTA, GA. — _ ADVERTISEMENT ALONZOO. BLISS PORTRAIT AND AND PO INDIGESTION BILIOUSNESS CONSTIPATION ‘SICK HEADACHE NO CALOMEL OR HABIT FORMING DRCUC MADE FROM ROOTS, HERBS & BARKS ONLY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE IN EACH BOX ALONZO O. BLISS MEDICAL CO. Est. 1888, WASHINGTON, D. G1 a _-- - —_>-- When your mouth tastes like all the mean things you ever did—nixed together, then you need BEECHAM’S Your mouth is a good | indication of the con- dition of the stemach and bowels. Sale ef Any Medicine in the World. Sold everywhere, la bexes, 10c., 2 j | ' ' ' ' | } 7 We Give Eagle Stamps¥ | $12 Cotton Mattress red in good qualit: art ticking, neatly tufted. finished with box edge: every Mattress labeled in compliance with the ean- $2.49 Muslin Gowns Weoemen’s Muslia Gowns and Petticoats, all nicely made and trimmed; very special; ("ove ‘lary laws of Missouri: 98 values all sizges...... s 2.40 at $1 79 -.* . *-* - Tomorrow We Will Continue Our Great Sale of Women’s Apparel at i, OFF The Response to This Sale Has Been Tremendous Lhe Women’s Apparel in this sale is writing its own advertising. ‘an = for themselves that values like we are offerin astonishing. People g are nothing short of Stocks are still complete. ‘To those who did not benefit by this great sale, we advise you to rill your needs now-——while you can get two garments for the price of one. Never in the history of this store were the public given a saving like this at the height of the season. Women’s $2.00 | : om Bungalow SY .79 ub crenerer C Wressing; special price, vard Assorted styles and kinds; $2.25 40c 9 values; special, each, $1.79. - 3 C owels Infants’ White | Women's Crepe Pillowcases Hemmed huck; size 18x Dresses; beauti- | Kimonos; very ed : fualy made and | p ret ty styles Bleached hemmed; size 36; slight seconds; base- rimmed; spe- anc tt 2 . - Pvalues |i 36x36; each, ment, cials, $2.25 to | and extra values, $4 .39 § $2 Jacquard Silks | *T .39 ‘special, a vard...... —_ $2.00 Shepherd Checks 50-inch Shepherd Cheeks, firm $4 25 suiting weight; woven checks; e 98c Poplins neat black and white effects: Yard-wide: silk finish 59 a vard Poplins; Copen, rose, Nile, plum, 45c Ginghams 49 290c 3s 2c Pat. Leather Belts Narrow, soft, flexible Belts, so popular on suits and coats—extra special for Tuesday's selling $1.00 Silk Gloves Nearly 2000 pairs fine tricot silk, double-tip, two-clasp Gloves; black or WERISO SO mys ete net am ge 3% end Ee % <A € 35S 42u4 Sea: =? Yard-wide, plain color Tussah Silks, silk and lisle weave, with self-color foulard designs; (open, rese, gray, navy; q+. we Ce & ~* **e*eeeet © @ eeo@egdesé6e wt 6 © ea. 8 2&6. 6 eae ae Se 4 ‘ - ~ J . 7 a oe a - thee Q. -ep & +owe ee bue e- — mercerized Re reseda, with woven stripes, ete.; vard ee ee ee 85c Shirting A Cs a —_— o/ j —_ Ne ee oo ee 7 4 i! ~ \I IA Ji. \ j ELAR CLIT AO EE BR LETC LO Aly et le Peas -_ - a SS ee Rene EEO a I te A IN ager ss . " a Yard wide, white ground And Cheviots, best qual- ba ¢ with colored stripes: ities; neat stripes, ‘ & : erie 0 OU ; Seopa | shirtings DOLLAR SALE IN OUR occasion- and C p ally: © int. MILLINERY DEPT. ; Vare : : 500 New Shapes i 69c Black Satine 55c Liseres, Jap. Milan and rhe. sete Braids, Bt Yard wide: fast mercerized black Sailors, Off-Face, Pokes, Turbans; black, : Sateen; special, vard......-.+ee08s navy, brown, cherry, Copen. and sand...... ; Children’s Ribbed Hose Heavy and medium weight; every pair built for service and comfort; Q * should sell at 59c; Tuesday special. .....------eeeeeresrecrrceeees 3 Union Suits | Union Suits | Boys’ Shirts - @eeeeteeoeeeseeeseseesoeeeres ay sre OS ee * ee ee ee ee Women’s Ribbed Union { Men’s Athletic Union| Made of good quality Suits; cut = made well; | Suits: made of good | percale ; ceils oi cues a quality | light sec- $ 3 value ‘spe- nainsook ; ¥ onds; great 1 . eee. cc ste value $1.25. | value; special Four-Yard-Wide Cork-Linoleum Largest display of four-yard-wide genuine Cork Linoleum Lace Curtains and Scrims $3.50 Curtains $4.50 Curtains st . Se Net Curtaine, 21 E il ot and Nottipeseas mew long; white p] shown in &t. Louts: beautiful patternea to choose from; Net Curtaiss ecru: Armstrong’s, Blabon’s and ecru, 69 cholce Potter's make; regular price, ° 2*% ~ . pat- ° $1.69; eale price, square yards —— | terns: werd, GRAD GOB. coceeexts One: DOIF ceocers oe*eeee#ee#te NEPONSET Large variety of patterns; 269 35c Curtain Scrims White or ecru: 36 inches wide; open work borders; 35c value; yard Curtain Voile from roll as many yards as desired ; has wax-finished . making it 100% proof; square yard Texoleum water- a tri te One solid soe Teanhewm s wide; stri centers Waterproof Floorcover- “ he yee red bor- os ing. direct from the - ay mill: large variety of ders for curtains patterns; cut from roll: Lome eublect to eitght and draperies; 50c¢ misprint im pat- value; yard “ee eee tern; eq. sd., 50c

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oN ee pre ~ gr ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, APRIIi 5, 1920. W. PD. Showalter, WVditor, Dead. | yesterday, after a lingering illness.|was 18 years old, coming to New | - ‘ ) =o ¥ | By the Associated Vress | He was born in Brown Mills, West! York in 1891. He served as editor of | | i . 4 William | Virginia, in 1869 and was educated | several New York papers and joined | | raise © | x = ——_— — — ee ee NEW YORK, April 5 1. Showater, editor of The Editor;at Oberlin ‘College. He entered the staff of The Editor and Pub- ; | ae 2 enews: ‘ end Publisher, died.at his home here | newspaper work in Chicago when hej lisher in 1916. | oe CONSIDERED | | Secretary Studying Plans for De- a a partment Changes Worked ae Thousands of Brands Out by Lansing. of Lea—But Only AiRGRON. Apes 6. Pre made by former: for the reorganization of the State | . 3 . bt One Lipton’s tere ea the good people of St. Louis and creased responsibilities growing Ov er" ° In nearly every country tea is known and enjoyed ol ee sige rene Ay SY | vieinity for the record brea ing as a beverage ; yet wherever tea is sold, Lipton’s tention of Secretary Colby and may | sales at the opening of its 138th be carried out in part at least. store, N. W. Corner Broadway ——-S ee = is the standard of tea perfection. Squall te Dg ay le pee AE with Lansing on the subject, but was | The reason is plain. Quality, and quality nly, not prepared to say at this time just | §. : ae | . € 1a] has made, Lipton’s forge to the re OR rd ao | what he emia indorse pe what he | and Lueas. Last Saturday’s crowd, buyers and visitors, would rut; ‘ S ' 5 ‘ - would -propose. szansing s recom-= | . ” ‘ Ds ie . y pok mes end the largest selling brand of tea in mendation, he said, had many vears| have overwhelmed an ordinary. store, but the wonderful Piggly to great weight.” Wiggly System handled the multitude smoothly and. quickly in a never-ending procession from opening to closing. — ee ae Ie Se * ew | ee. 4 pip Py a - Lipton success is the natural outcome of Lipton enemy “anmaitiens “G ta ideals and endeavor. Jo grow the best tea in the ‘branches in the department that are | : : oe undermanned and understaffed at) world, to cure if, blend ic and pack If in the best the present time,” said Colby. “We | . , AG "19o > _ : peed awe ‘ ty “ Washing way has always been and is the Lipton way. “have the difficulty thet all : ‘i | 43 z ton has in keeping men of the high- B 6 L } > ~ | . ’ ‘ a t est ability contented in positions that Y AC Ua count Sa CS were Ma Ee O at 9 ‘are very onerous and exacting the very moderate salaries which it is possible for us to offer men. Ths | usS problem is a very important one and arenes, coma aoe voem Ww rrame * SDuring! the war the premure on Establishing a new St. Louis record for any Piggly Wiggly Store. 1s “OW! V J t ’ ipton “ur great. and | may say a great many | ° Br 0M by ! = "s picked b) Lit e ed functions of the department were | ‘N by Lipton and shipped by Lipton. necessarily interrupted and some of, these activities virtually discontinued | A NEW FEA When the Tea reaches America from the Lipton owing to the conditions in the world, | *lantations of Ceylon and India it is blended in With the abolition of many of the) i : 7 W wt ee hy skillful b! r temporary boards, there has been «| In the Piggly Wiggly Fruit and Vegetable Department was introduced at the Saturday the Lipton arenouses DY SKI fu enders whose certain residue of functions which | ° . k ith th : n hands whatever fruit work is to so combine the teas to secure the could not be discontinued, and in «| opening. Customers were allowed to pick out, wt ow y : eM Bin seen it oe T | Sia cna ‘number of cases the State Depart-| or vegetables suited their fancy. This plan will be placed in operation at all Piggly matchless flavor which makes Lipton’s so delicious | | ment“has been the legatee of these! Wael f : | m the cup. ; tresidual functions of other departi- | ifety stores as ast as possible. The delicate |ments, and then ‘again, with the) ~\ 4 hand into ¢ Look for the signature of Sir Thomas J. Lipton ; {gradual resumption of political and ME fom Cevlor i nist ,* ; . ’ |trade relations in the world there ia j mA on every package of tea you buy. has been a great quickening of the a spliced stra! gt i jl It is your guarantee that you have the utmost So senegal io Sie maeaveenk cael | SUGAR onan ares CANE, 2 ibs. for 34c Po This means ; : 6 eee t beyond. that \ , in tea quality and that you will enjoy tea drinking that. of course. means a great strain yw eae yon at its best foe ree personnel. built for a | 7M Lansing’s proposal was laid before . y @ #£«With the v: : ithe House Foreign Affairs Commit- | Ask your grocer for Lipton’s blends tee and made public several months | fe peli eS Gee: 11c f lela en Good PY = other paar “a ‘ ’ a ago. He told the committee that the ren anined Quality. 1] 4 tive ossibil of Ceylon and India Teas-~- Black, Cac: af iho dssurGnaad ne RaLK com ‘Compounds Be CORN Quality. 10¢ Tomatoes No. 3% C tet aipauitive fo Green or Mixed, also Orange Pekoe entirely inadequate because of the| inrge can JS No. 2 can ae CAM 22s 5 M é q Gy, CLCLUSIL : ‘enormous increase in the character | ° ‘and amount of responsibility which | ae me? * é ih, wna Prtalied Pe #y be _%, : f Se 4. SS a A tis = Ox | lS Mothers know that it chases away chronic catarrh, head- i AN f) HEA f) A [ HF ’ . R aches, or bad colds. i : | Better Th an Pills KINKY Kondon’s Catarrhal Jelly is guaran- teed not only by us, but by 40 years fs a . | ie t i service to miltene of Amerignnd, lf é For Live} il S. i y : Kondon's doesn't do wonders for in | J . your cpl. encanta + cou ay te | ' ' * ; The pp) catarrh, nose bleed, headache, sore an Te ight ) 7 . ‘ 468 | Om | years (192 i || of the larg noes. etc., we'll pay your money : double rollers. | Manual Training School. —e My ie | ee LE tare The Nausealess Calomel Tablet to tone and strengthen 2 the Southw the organe of digestion and Don’ be teole % . | : i . . : eo e es INQUIRY, INTO YARN PRICES [That Is Purified and Refined = | cis ct ae eee | |r Wee] Onder the 10) a Month Buys It | | ie | From All Nausea and Danger. iousness, correct constipation. the bair aod makes : || buying the —_s —— = They act promptly, pleasantly, “e a = _— eS CUTE 650 ee el a tiwe, Sees p-bawe “SF *—- -e > Thor Electric Vacuum Cleaner | rin er Coaamiecion H i} sslesipp! others fail it is the one dependabie | printed a total of 799,931 “Wants”. a ° ; in a a pint witeh hare! Used a@ ee o _ “thy . S will remain treatment for skin troubles of all kinds, | 111.153 more than the FOUR other naan fn tanee et tightene the key —————= "The name back of every Thor” == here until he arrival of Col. Joha- ' sag : : : arinkics and’ “araee ta ee 0 —_ ee sale a The LE. W. Rose Co., Cicveland, Q- _ ; St. Louis Newspapers combined. skin or folds a out wrinkles and drawing ia” ston the latter part of the month. ‘oe Hurley Machine Company, Chicago, St. Louis Distributors > el

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4 : . ‘ vt ‘ wa 7 pele ’ . e : 3 f : Se baa NaS NM a dS, iain ts he eal 1 at fe fel 7 “ er alan ie agid 4 4 % fe ¥ yh i OEe - a ; , oy om oo} aS Oe eh. ee S502 ‘ “% . an : » i aM - oo : ey 2 . 4 — a we i ae ' be mse + 4 : - * ale he 4 ., - F . 4 - ‘ v . : ‘ . “ a - oo “ . aw %s . 4 ; . _ i ‘ , a 7 ‘ ae. 2 oe * or ei Fi ray / TeP, 3 e => Pas . * ¥ ah he OM Tes es eee eee + ‘ * os , ~ ye fees & ; ' 4 - : \ . ! + . ; __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1920. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 2 ——s -——_—_——__ — : A al : . ~~ AND YARD — | Prisco generat offices, Ni S777 (NEN EEE ne idbiaites ; ; nth and = . x | eetorce Demands Over! conference wiil be called between | LOS ANGELES, Cul, April 5.— | Gitfone. this marhatts caeipped ath oem a 7 ) of Ware ay monts Called | clerks and officials to permanently | Rieports said to have been printed in. | TA Sal ee re, or Temporarily. | settle the dispute. Cy i Oo h: Mi H | ta neat ge che rag Dom a t house auc jacd clerks of; Although freight ‘fraffic suffered | ‘ . e ¢ epg se , O., that Miss Helen Her- | oh gy ydihe 4 oe myers | 4 . Railroad here, who went | somewhat yesterday and BSaturda ron Taft, president of Bryn Mawr | “beats” out tis embedded | Sagurday to enforce a de-/| officials salc 4g ‘College and only daughter of former | grit, and s0 prolongs its life K | 1 that normal conditions | : : 7 , eped be oy within} had heen restored today. The cler ‘e Inter-Racial Council Calls Con-! president Taft, was engaged to Pro’. | “4 ter the en 0 each are members of Local] Teeg ; - ‘i : : i Fre ‘ ing , ’ : aameead of two weeks Brotherhood of Bai ' No 624, | ference to Discuss Immigra- Frederick J. Manning of Yale, were | 2 of a 4 en ood o ailway Clerks. Cal] . . denied last night by Miss Taft. The 7 et, ea ators. Your assurance of clean, oe ‘* returned to work today boys, who ca)l crews for the trains, | tion Problems. denial was made over the telepho: | es 2 y et, | | Vetaeet prownens. | F or @ mecting yesterday atthe aiso walked out eins, | . : n 7 PNONE | me 4 nd ip. ar ecole tft a) THE BRECHT COMPANY | t ae a - : , CSR PS | from Santa Barbara, Cal. — a ‘i 1) Eh Aga Established 1853,St. Louis, Mo. -. | 3 meee | By the Associated Prews. | “There is absolutely no truth in| | oe Hy i | eerrcere a a d — | NE Ww YOR kK. April 5.—Foreign the renort.”’ che said / era al Pra, —=—h fg 8 ; : 7 nurs: 8:30 520+ & . ole be ir widows, who are pensioners of = ’ eta PBtore Hou 390 to 5:30; aturdays, 8:00 to 1:00 | their Governments, and other indus- : — i . |} trial nonproducers, mostly women, Soa v4 a |} constitute the larger part of the im- | of . a | , migrants now coming to this coun- 9 4 ’ try, according to a statement issued | here yesterday by the inter-racial | council, of which Coleman Du Pont ee is chairfiran. ’ ‘omh ian | . Of the total immigration over a | #// \. period of several months, the immi- y | A ee | , d gration officials of this port state that | g ai Wai ‘ \ women and girls have formed not 7 4 | 1 et a ; less than 60 per cent and that in the 36, 4 | 5 ety : 4 be ‘> j 7 last few weeks they have outnum- oes 4 St. a i & (# - aN i Ay bered the men two, and sometimes ze Z | | | on three, to one. 7a Y yy? ) So marked has been the relative aes AG ie "t increase of women immigrants that 4 — _ | the fact appears to be well estab- yy SA, oe - Sy lished, the council declares, that | = a SSS a a 4 | some of the foreign Governments are iif / - aay RIN GET | mo ’ abe aeag Me | enforcing a policy which encourages | ,,» ae —_ == = The costliness'of rugs today makes advis- ey . and stimulates the omigration of ble thei : .: iwomen, but which places obstacles able their careful preservation. Frequent se = in the way of able-bodied male work- | and thorough cleaning prolongs their years ‘> ers who may wish to come to the . . { esd toby She ow | te; com : = | of usefulness and beauty. Such cleaning : Emigrants Principally Men. | : fz 4 . SS SS = | consists of three essentials: Beating—to . ; 3 . amainiied | yi a : ae Sa es 8 oe » ee aes co gra Meanwhile, emigration from Amer- | i, | Vhi = | islodg tructi os, ‘ b : ” 2 ities | ica is made up almost entirely of | f, Jit . Yj _-— 7 | dis! e dest ctive embedded grit; Sweep- a 2 men who have given up employment | Ui, iu” | ing—to straighten crushed nap and detach “? . . in factories, mills and mines to re-' inging li ‘ : . Ex UmrSi te Reedcr ft /turn to their homeland, taking with stubborn cling litter; Suction-cleaning— ia -_ a them.savings estimated conservative- ; | to remove surface dirt. Only The Hoover » &£ & positive force in the beautifying of beautiful homes o ‘all of the basic industries,” reads the | punered! excitement $e the doer swings Waiting Later ss asi er statement of the Inter-Racial Coun. | “a open —_ the candle-covered cake GO, CLCLUSIVELY, sell Reederaft in this locality. cil, “there is a marked tendency} -_ | ‘comes in . ¥ loverseas to discourage the emigra- | a Valier's FE : . Special Terms: $5 Down, $5 Per Month | lo to disce . j alier's Enterprise Flour will prove to tion of able-bodied males and a ten-| : ; | : ° dency in this country to put up the} ‘ ‘, be your ¥ery best friend that day. It El t - | ~ ‘bars against immigration.” 3 can always be depended upon when | tat #/} AIR Con ric 7 | “The industries employing foreign- ! “4 extra fine baking is needed | , 7 % ‘7yrTcY \ e e . : t | TWELFTH AT LOCUST | born workers are reporting thnt they | > u/ 8 ; ompany nm » § ;are having trouble in getting men to} j . | 904 P; s ‘ : | do the work. Because the immigrarts! ~ re Valier’s | | 2 ine treet ~ —— ——__--— who are coming here are largely. an ; > . it — in cuenen " women, they see no possibility ot ree | s - Enterprise Flour | | Lindell 6550 Central 1681 * .- —— ae a: i ee” a a placing the foreign-born workers. : be who are leaving to to bacl to th ir | v a * ‘ A Sound and Seasoned Issue home countries, : , ig} _is.pecial milled from none but care- i . | CF Males Largely Reservists. : = y seiected, ar wheat even to | of “Tt is stated on the vest authoriy 3} v tho the present scarcity of such grain adds a $$ _—___ a ” | that Italy is permitting reservists to | 7" gf high premium to every bushel we buy. ADVERTISEMENT , ° ‘return to this country, this being in 4 Th Bal li {Valier REED ERR RENEE REA Aaa a ae ENT ; Six Per Cent pursuit of a common understanding = be: e consequent igh qua ityo aller s Resident Has Awtu| — . between the two countries. But the. = f : enterprise, Flour, Rg om it slightly ' . \f | male emigration from Italy is largely ) pl higher priced in the sack. Yet it is economical | 1Za First Mortgage Real Estate Gold Bonds limited to reservists. Statements of - » in the end. It produces better baking and xperience ‘7 an official character have been pub- ~ ; “I was twice confined in hospitals, ia Nabi ; lished in Polish newspapers here and ~ z More Loaves Per Sack ' —_ py pecans. eae Spier pa tly we Reliable, ie We offer, subject to prior sale, and recommend for safe overseas urging Poles to remain in| ‘ MANUPACTURED PROM BEST ye “4 Ph mache | as my stomach would not retajn any ig e 75 cent bos et eur rick. ‘7 investment the bonds outstanding of the following issue: their home country. Jt is significant | RADE ‘Or puRE sELBCTED — ee Cite grocer today for a sack of | {eee ctelften Say Wea aienan ae ott Judge & Dolph Drug Stores: : also that an official who is termed | WHEAT : alier’s Enterprise Flour | Meyr’s Wonderful Remedy and it has 515 Olive, 7th and Locust gt spray : 4 ’ Th B J t ] “commissioner of emigration” is now } surely saved my Fae rT wean 180: iba, | ___ 614 Washington. 5600 Delmar. vera p | . ‘ 10W.”” s a simple, harmiess prepa- —EE 7 card On ana , a omas . ames, e a . attached to the Italian consulate in | oe ration that removes the catarrhal mucus i ; + Fort Wo t} Te this city. MAam Reersrenes im v 5. pareRT erric® rem. the jake eee ae a LADIES’ SUITS, $4 xas / . j : 4 j ise acticajil be pe oe . . } . “The industries are already short) r.4 SPIES MILL , “er “. 99 all stomach, iver aud inteatingl aliments e mixture up Dated March 15, 1916. Denominations $1000. 4.000.000 immigrant workmen due to | Ring it r yacos. AL Se ommunity | nena ona sae Wote wit Over 300—trem 96 op. , Bought fro ot seta up an rm at the shutting off of immigration dur- | '* ST. LOUIS, MO. - ST. + is Valier’s high-grade popula? priced | son oe Drus So.'n tS stores), Clot ehiv. | i ioek®. S2-—cest 9 t's. Boys! ense against | _ _ Interest dates March 15 and September, 15. Principal ing the war, ‘not to mention those | flour. It has made hosts of friends. | Koppenbrink. Cloughly Bros. (2 stores), | Suite, Gata. Mies ah, teen ~ ie and interest payable at Mortgage Trust Company. who have left this country since the | Se sheidiibied | Cloughly Brows. Broa Drug "Co. it, 9. | i See throat lead ! m armistice. It is of the utmost impor- | ' ————--— | Landers, Carondelet, Mo., and druggists 3837 Delmar OPEN UNTIL ; once with ery ny a .s # eseccecees- $110,000 | tance that the country face the prob- | | everywrere. canoes ’ ean develop aid an Re ee lem of immigration and that a solu-| = — > A : . 3 tion be worked out which wiil give) . or 30¢. IT ~ the industries the workers which the_ . este ent Total Outstanding ..........$145,000 inal the -countes auakiee? | Bonds outstanding are payable $10,000 annually on ve sick head- SF "40° : | 7 over Whips. : March 15 of each year up to 1926 when the balance of NEVADA REPORTED PLANNING TO | 0,000 i . ay 30e at drug =|) $95,000 is due and payable. SUE T0.VOID PICKFORD DIVORCE ° Teo” ; a | Real Estate Security Special to the Post-Dispatch. : a! ‘ P 4 é ; This . . " ] | " 1j . t fi iin Lease to Sanger Brothers mareied Dougias Fairbanks | G0O0d Housewife—Do you always feel that you are serving the best quality foods on | | @ best business corners in Fort Worth, Texas. Owen M Mind } + . : 90% wen Moore. on March 2, at nden, ‘ Value of 4tround cle ixe 96 60's - $325,000 on the ground it was obtained by ° 7 Value of Building........... 87,900 fraud and collusion. | 7 | The move was undertaken by 3 , | 7 ; married Douglas Fairbanks. + The property is under lease for a term of thirty-two | In Nevada a woman applying for 3 ig ee, ¥ o Ia Years (1920-1952) to Sanger Brothers, Dallas, Texas, one $2) qe nelle gated y bryan 5 “ your table, wholesome as well as delicious ? If you do, you know the satisfaction | i % of the largest wholesale and retail dry goods distributors in | the State Tha fact that she ‘re- eS # 4 i | i t the Southwest, having capital assets in excess of $10,000,000. ‘turned to California, where she has there 1S 1n buying everything you need from your neighborhood procer. ss Under the terms of the lease the lessees have the option of wh aha on yoorss and meee © men, : ~ ; who . 8s pern >| a - 6 $ buying the property for $500,000. here, is regarded as proof, advices Whit Ribbo W rd * Years of experience have made him an expert in the choice . > . from the Attorney-General's office ite t ‘ n Oo ontest P . . . hi | Optional Yield state: that she did net eet in’ ad64 Sedehes we are anxious that you become acquainted of quality foods, and his years of satisfying household needs a Offered. either at 100 and interest, to vield 6%. frith in establishing her residence in with your neighborhood grocer we are conducting the : expe ; istri ion. Or, with payment of abrter and alee ouarentehd oe alee ae eae tn Tego White Ribbon Pure Foods Contest in which thousands er — — oe Pit wren a by the Mortgage Guarantee Company to yield 514%. California. A divorce voided in an- ame Louis boys and girls under 16 are trying for It is a safe policy, from the standpoint of economy and qual- other state is also voided in this prizes. : . ° p : , —- : ‘State. The Fairbanks are at Beverly See your neighborhood grocer today; get your entry ity tor your table, to deal with him alone; to let him help 7 Write or Call tor Descriptive Circular | Hills, blank. See how many words you can make from the plan your meals. . 4 | Douglas eo: brother, John. letters “Waite Ribbon.” ad aie stated that they were not worrying ° - . ca MORTGAGE TRUST COMPANY about the matter, that the’ dlveres 5000 Prince Thet'Wesi’ Cin Whe White Ribbon Pure Foods : i ¢ ist PRIZE—Westminster Bicycle—either boys’ or girls’ model; fully A Q ality F d ‘Are uail ooas I your wrins y and Pine, St. Louis, Mo. yal. Owen Moore, divorced husband, equipped; fully guaranteed; has coaster brake. ™m beans you. f A stated that he did not think anything 4 ees fine kodak from this famous line; the or e a ied . would Seen De ae by the At- 26 FRIZE-~Ckelele—one of those famous Hawallan musical tnetruments. ppes Be torney-General. e intimated that Niekel-Plat er Skates—bal! bearing; either for boy or . . . sled ie prem. | —e aihitiiaes-hahe anh ‘nes Mave, atiede AA 2 RRS eRe Ys re ae Because he knows quality foods, you will find that he always f al ; Mil ’ | poe Arn tarot ty Se he Bcd 6th ve \ Ts ve Tennis Racket—a splendid prize for those shows his complete line of White Ribbon Pure Foods with mcy te & i 7th PRIZE—Ever-Ready Dayto Fiashlight— la a venient del. . ° be es Havana wife. Sth ew rn. Ideal Fountain Fon—you oan find = me ‘fee ‘tt pride. ae ot ) . 9 socialiste Denounce N. ¥. Assembd! ‘ Oth PRIZE—Ingersoll Watch—a wonderful timekeeper. « . . remo Soc » &. : y. 10th PRIZE—Manicure Set-—a_ fine addition to any girl's dreoser White Ribbon Pure Foods are the finest products of the oval nn . . The recent action of the New York NEAT 50 PRIZES—Fach, one Ever-Starp Pencil, always ready for home a8 seth ; if > 2 ' Assembly in unseating the five Bo- RCRA RE NTR RE SE TNC Ripon Henini PER orchard or garden, expertly prepared. Whether you want goes 5 Pe ° ‘ ctall m ’ erm “out- --the best . . a fi . k “ ' | rareous” by speakers yesterday at a NEXT 240 PRIZES—Each, a 00d baseball if for boys, or nickel-plated fruits, vegetables, relishes or preserves, they are always : ecissors fo irle, : ; i s eae a kg me ee NEXT 500 FRIENDS ~—Raen. 2 nice etery book of absorbing Imterest to the best 3 ’ cialis party St. s at New y boy or girl, , . ‘i “ D\.. bie | Club fiall, Thirteenth and: Chouteau od ? ae ‘ ‘Sa. GCOOCD : PU rr avenue. The speakers were Otto . . ° 7 : THE. Secnastetter and Adolph Gérmer et Krenning-Schlapp Grocer Co., Eighth and Spruce Sts., St. Louis a ee J Nationally Adverlised. Sold kverywhere. |Chicago, national. secretary —_ and : | 3 Brinkmann, Meise! & Becker Cigar Co., Dist. \former national secretary, respec-' — Leh - tively, of the party. ae . ; if | ’ . . . : 3 eee aren | Pea ae ee

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Ee pit atte aca ee een si =e: — ss om She P w ot Roe i en oh. aie a be, ~ fog — 7 — . your i ied i ree ” sche pate india ‘ 3 ie | nA é Heart Convent and Mr. Monti ts a contains no moisture. Butter and Lard contain AA. A a . be Gite bas tac ae ta oe eet moisture. The same lot of Mazola can be used over | ‘ding. : and over again—even after frying fish and onions. Se’ | Merely straining makes it perfectly fresh for use as a Strength for Old Folks ay Aue of Mr. nd. Sim: §- de Wanteeeee oc shortening. It carries no odors or flavors from the . Aged people ie coors becuse it is ‘ \ ¢ SII lone, 00 Casta aoe ee : foods cooked in it and does not smoke up your kitchen. Important fo Housewives nourishing, while at the same time easy to Vee oe eC ‘Sa ; ’ digest. Ideal forinvalids, too. Free from any es t " — pot pt ms a pv eer 3 One of the — sickening after-taste. A perfectly-balanced, y nae) CY evening, will entertain the members on a cooking fat gives unqualified FIRST HONORS complete food. Your druggist has it. 2” of her bridal party with a dinner to Mazola. this evening after the rehearsal. : The purity and richness of Mazola Understand the remarkable economy and high AS PURE AS IT LOOKS | Dr. and Mra. LW. Ray, 4540 best PA mt A itself in the fact quality of Mazola by these figures. Washington boulevard, are enter- _——- | taining Prof. and Mrs. P. Orman that yy to A less Mazola 1s required than that of butter FRENCH FRIED POTATOES | e&y a heidd the chair of his- or lard. This means that your cakes and pie crust will 2 tbe. of Mazola fri 26 Ibs. Potatoes The Business Girl at ‘Her Best Pt in yet me erat University. not only be light, rich and easily digested but will cost : _ 4 Lard + 46 + r. an rs. Ray will give a din- " ; ; ‘6 ” und ‘“ 11% ‘6 rT) - - Aya you less to prepare. Being an oil, the tiresome ‘cream of Compo Is th rho realizes the oo SE gE of our up-to-the ~ nOnher Geeen ine” ws ae ane ing-in process’”’ is eliminated. Mazola is always ready Note: Mazola goes over three times as pate Soutien F Silk waists, plain skirta street apeatt ee oe er oe eee Cree for instant use. far as lard; is twice as economical ‘ : : Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Birk. as ; then the dainty evening gown—all find their way to us. The holz of Chicago will also be their compound cleaning service that we give adds much to the joy of living guests during Board Walk festivi- : ' ties. Several functions have been for the busy business girl. satis’, Gap the Vahters. r. an rs oO Sigalo re) Thousands of Ital- 4229-33 W. Easton Av. fi). 07d Mrs Adon Sisatore ot : fans, who certainly Lindell 5678 Delmar 700 a oo Se | oe know olive oil, use Mazola. Not only because it costs Note: Compare the figures yourself. Joseph Shapira of Buffalo, N. Y. ” ’ ; ee ae ee eS about half that of the best olive oil, but because of its nee emein cap sone a Te | The following from St. Louis at- richness, uality and urity | ' © up your Cc . tended the Phi Kappa Psi formal q ty P . DOUGHNUTS | dance +o chapter house at Co- ‘ For French Dr : Mazola blends readily—and pate Dna : lumbia, Mo., April 2: Miss Grace — »-J la will keep for weeks 2 Ibs. of Mazola fried . . Dennelly, Miss Beatrice Morse, Mrs. le mayonnaise made with Mazo = c7. $500 and $1000 Denomination |). &. ca. miss mary “cawards without separating. 2 Ibs. of Lard ih, : Warren Drew, Austin Drew Jr., L. 2 Ibs. of Compound 7 ist poorspage Se rial Gold Notes a | ana — Redfern and Note: All doughnuts were the same size. nterest Payable Semu-Annually— Mazola - made doughnute are : & = First on St. Louis improved real e UP PRESERVIN | easily diges . OF TORE THAN DOUBLE VA LUE — suena at ‘College Club ) eel ST. LOUIS SYR & | G CO. ) P. 8. ian Ot these nomen figures : EF 1h pinaain abaolutele eafe t . ship benefit ticket sale Saturday St. Louis, Mo. plained in column Read eee, { “aR We recommen as an y © investment |proved very successful. At 8:30 a. ; pediemnnsvanen - A oe er —_—= EF eb 2 — —~ 2-2. ee! is —— ~~ ~—-—- a r -_ ie a _ —_ -_* ~ ~ er ’ - _ -— & © + > » e 2 . > » ~~ ee >. ~« Sie: Beek. eee ee a ™ nd -_ | “have more eight row centers” and ~

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STINE EAGT-MigeATrH MONDAY, APRIT. 5. The Most Pop ulats Weal Garment in America ~ KN engaged in Big Work best know the many advantages of LEE UNION- ALLS. Just as you can tell a good workman by the tools he uses, so also can you know his standing when he wears LEE UNION- ALLS—the suit that pro- vides the greatest comfort, economy and satisfaction. = . 7 - . . a |

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—s— —— eer ee sn ie i data et ee eel LO LG LLL, A - ‘ . ~ ¥ 7 ° t * F - y » . . Hoe ay | . pe F ‘ ’ : - wa 4 J a] fal , 4 , in wy . ~ pid) Ve bet av " a - 2 MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST “DISPATCH ' ———_ — — — en ee — lat Moolah Temple, 3821 Lindell night and Saturday afternoo here will Oi] Journal Publisher Dies. ight |night. Saturday afternoon t ar Xe boulevard, wrap Thursday nig hildren’s matinee. caesar te GOOD RUNOF FILMS |» Ssisssaiiereaa ee = Gas Journal, Tulsa, Ok, and presi- Sey ine blets“Aspirin. CEOT & SHOR Ireland, 74 years ago. ey ~~ ADVERTISEMENT “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,”’ ‘My For Pain . "| Lady’s Garter” and “On With “Bayer Cross” Neuralgia - K E RS U N ION HOLDS VAST the Dance” Offered. on Genuine : | | Earache AL — = Toothache F OOD V UE Jn impressive presentation of ‘Dr. id Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,” with that Co Ss ——_ sterling actor, John Barrymore, in Rheumatism e . y= ‘the dual role, opened for a week at 7 b _ Ys the Kings Theater yesterday and umbago tica, Lamb drew capacity houses at all showings. Neuritis ef @ neur As made over for screen purposes ether trout this nderful tale of mystery has the blood been Mivested with something which Bo Pim: Robert Louis Stevenson would never ' ates bbs have thought of putting into it—a love motive. Ww & pnt When he is his true self, Dr. ‘Jekyll , loves a young woman who is beau- ’ Aspirin! tiful and good. When he is the dia- Dont say 6 Ty * ‘se ‘é ‘* Oysters | bolical Hyde he loves a woman of Say Bayer : Always a . ‘* «e se quite anoth:, type. oe pr, frurned. — Cop” share equal honors on the Eas- pon Py Si iy Wa, ter weck aoe the New Grand “ait. | we to the | —S s tral, although they are widely dif- * oe wee Sac x ferent. The one is a melodrama of - aa Denoee mo sooty con- ee the mellowest sort and the other is | Tha esen dition in the ' a slap-bang, knock-about comedy. . RW wo 4 | | interior of the “1, Ben Alexander, the boy movie star, as ‘ 1ese 1@C ' fi respectit Van Zandt |has the leading part !n the drama, ) Res Se | Sa The Water Heater | while Larry Semon runs wild in the/! ONE > - | | . ~ . 2 funny picture. | : ae a's : S | aces “The Family Honor” has to do} aa | . t evera o]* | or of ¢ with a lot of crooked gamblers and be o es | rious me¢ crooked politicians. It begins with | J a Van Zandt Gas a steamboat excursion and winds up a " - Non -Intoxicating, ° ut = — | mY / Ward. . with a murder. The girl in the story | a a - * * am od apa Ee Se 8 /; You can stil sey bottle of reso Peaceful Collective Bargaining Ee time. In h ff , = } % | 3 413-14 Laclede Gas Light candtty en ater eines Gants. , eZ Griesediee Bros Brewery Co. > n : | . . J. 5 Building cations. Her little brother, played SIX 4 9 aw skimannoanavi—.sriobis. Strikes an ockouts Forbidden Ry Jone - oe —Wwm. 77 ~- # Teledhenes -SYONEY 398 -: VICTOR 390 Bt. Louis SUOMI LI voles tn the mest unenpested man. . ; = | 10—Hon — ee | OP An innocent man is accused PONE HP AG Rights of Both Sides Respected tI 1°-Saia a about to be dragged into the dust in| FRM ‘i H Mi ss Hh tht uh ' Ny ith i Wy WY | : : o. | 1e—gous WW, Ste THROAT soit eat ant he Sot ‘at ‘ih i) rs Mi i A a iN it 1 Differences Adjusted or Arbitrated ts— Joh 18—Oliv comes out all right. | Nog. NN } | . ° is—T. J EES Semen comedy te tou ot «c-/ fh (4 Skilled Workers Steadily Employed Ss Se tion. The audience wonders how the; Hihsl Wii] : | ?2—Phil aoe eget amg a o- = AN} AY iW ep og Yn Bah ok labia ‘il whi iy * b hihi e e e e ; e. t3—Geoor ack. He own into the sky| BAAN : 2 me i my uh maak ay ; br am explosion of dynamite, noree) Hl a hh a nec eee Production, Delivery and High Quality 1 toe from the roof of a skyscraper, buried | | Mr) | \ ta VY Tb ate ee Sera Rea eet i Re | “a GM, J vee yo did stn eng ope and shot ~~ “ e hbo ull of holes, but still he lives. | - 4 Maurice Tourneur Production. New Wall Paper For twenty years we have advertised our q : LL. P. the leading roles, is the attraction at the West End Lyric. It is based on a You can have fresh new wall paper at trifling Absorene will make your old story of the same title by Jacques expense. y paper Futrelle. Like all Tourneur produc- as fresh and bright as new. . tions it is scenically beautiful and Absorene absorbs dirt like a sponge — the | | J - Th W k has some wonderfully artistic effects results are magical. It is used by professional decorators and ustice to e or er in grouping and lighting. The plot wall paper cleaners. They know. | trifoeretic New York woman of tae| | ¢,ORe can wil clean a whole room, quickly and cusily. Geta | Success to The Manufacturer ‘wide biced” tape and the effirts to can from any dealer and find out for yourself what it will do and tt. The honor of whole familie ent = Profit to The Retailer and into the highways and byways of a great city. The cast is exceptionally _ ape piaapee —— Peace to The Community Signtully" funny comedies. devises IBEWARE PN EUMONIA- | do Manan. Gome gerd ehort fentures a NOW | If you think these conditions commendable subse seebestbe witn styna For 15 Cents ; Breamer and Wyndham Standing in -L PAPE UNION STAMP as the Emblem of , » ée round out an excellent bill. The Liberty has a double-barreled atirhetied ta “Decitrena L° win ce | | : when buying shoes, please demand our cute and clever Shirley Mason in the 4 : | . ° e eae ont tae ein ts A SA MEDICA atte am tt Tl Union Stamp on Sole, Insole or Lining. new Prisma pictures, a Mut comedy and . adie Sochwg ROS OO Play safe; avoid constipa ticn A playlet which had been an- Ss ! | now. « Take Pluto Water. Pluto is nounced as one of the Liberty's fea-| SAA prompt, pleasant, certain. Pluto Water tures was not put on as {t was found. ‘Tr / is known as the /00 per cent physic; it : — = the children who were to | Bir |i ideally fulfills every requirement of a a ot ar ro, Coes tne MNO 7 Wee hysic. Bottled at French Lick | at which children are permitted to appear on the stage. {| rings, Indiana. ' Atthe Royal, Juniata, Shenandoah | = and Grand Florissant the leading at-_ , Your Physician Prescribes It | traction is Nazimova in ‘Stronger , | é’ \-Than Death.” At the Centra) the | waATUE — 3 — eenseaaeeae feature is “Blind Husbands.” a melo. | Gramatic Eric Stroheim production. ~ — - - see Baste the Orehan Meme. COLLIS LOVELY, General President CHARLES L. BAINE, General Secretary-Treasurer nigecetesnts terncnst| | CLAMERICA’S PHYSIC | 246 SUMMER STREET, BOSTON, MASS. St. Charles Reck Road will be given

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That the men and women shall, as nearly as possible, have equal representation on the delegation to the State Convention from the respective wards. The Democratic voters of the various wards shall meet at the laces hereinafter designated, each in their own wards, and the num- Sie of delegates to be chosen and the persons who shall call the va- rious meetings to order shall be as follows: No. of Names of Names of Place of Ward. Chairmen Secretaries. Meeting. Delegates. i—P. J. O'Neill John Powers 7624 N. Broadway 2—James Walsh Edw. Behrens 2154 Bremen av. 8—Jos. Farrel Edw. Daley 1439 Warren st. 4—P. J. Rohan Dan. BE, Naughton 1434 Cass av. 1 6—Wm,. Egan E. W. Chase 421 Franklin av. | 6é—A. A. Lancaster Joseph Lee 413 S. Broadway 7—J. J. Mestres John Fleming, Jr. 1109 Chouteau &—John J. Kennedy Thos. Giles 1411 Grattan st. o—Wm. Kaiser Herman Pott 2359 S. Broadway 10—Henry Streutker R. Persingert °846 Salena st. 1i—Wm. H. Hughes John Nug $539 California av. 12—M. McGee Raymond “Miller 18—John Rolfes John H. Rackel i4—John Seufert George Sucnecs Carondelet Library St. Margaret's Hall, 398th and Flad ay. "600 Iowa ay. 2109 Allen av. ~~ et + a “Ne ee OC-is~@O4BeO@® 429% +1-18-190K8R9 Fitzsimmons M. J. oe FO Clooney Ra, Donohue 3431 Caroline st. 7—L P. Daley John Molony 2934 Olive st. 18—Oliver Ash William Ryan 2201 N. Market st. | is—T. J. Butler Charles Meek 2004 Easton ay. 20—Joseph Ward Sy. Brooks Spring & ¢ ottage avs. | fi—John Durning Chas. T. Eddy. Penrose and Prairie 1 t2—Phil Dwyer Thomas Stanton 4042 Easton avy. ] , Griffin {Sangerbund Hall, i . 18—George W. Hobbs James W. Gr C houteau ae Kentucky . m—J Whitmore Frank Morissey 3436 ateon ro —* eer Robert J. Kirkwood 4440 Chouteau av. i t—M. J. Wh Baw. Tully 4872 St. Louls ay. 1 . 7—Frank J. O'Neil} John Caffrey ag LA oom ie. ay: ¥ : 7 28—1. C. Kingsland Frank Maginn Maple and Hamilton L. P. DALEY, 5. J. FITZSIMMONS, Chairman. Secretary. : \ AS: PSST rrr TTT TTT TTT TTTiiT yt)

{, ee BARRACKS Notably Gomfortable and well | fitting TITTTITIILIIIIIII LITT rir irr rir rrr rrr” a TTT rrrie eee eee eee iia Py Wl cecmaeeeseeeesees > SHIRT & COLLAR CO. TROY. N. Y.. MAKERS OF LION SHIRTS A= “seeeeee ee eeeceaeeeeeee ee & asec eeee eee eeereeereeeaee* seeunserssecs)\\', So great has been the success of name and address and any othes ‘s Prescription — inre- information that may be of inter. eucands of people yg nl est. You will be qui reimburses ing Rheumatism, ed at the same price, $3.00. tica, Lambago and some saiiene Of course there are ‘feral factories, MAY IRWIN TS DROLL IN “ON FIRING LINE” Has Incongruous Role, but Car- ries It Off With Dry, Jovial Humor, May Irwin, jolly and corpulent, is Playing her first Bt. Louls engage- ment in several years at the Ameri- can Theater, in a role for which, one is permitted to suspect, she was drafted with an eye to the supposed benefit which would accrue through her popularity to the production's ex- chequer on tour. The play is a light and agreeable comedy, entitled “On the Hiring Line,” by Harvey O'Higgins and Har- riet Ford. gently diverting dialogue and some germs of originality In the contriv- ance of amusing situations. A num- erous audience last night found its risibles pleasantly exercised. But Miss Irwin {s not called upon to sing, and the part of Mrs. Sher- man Fessenden, created by Laura Hope Crews last winter In New York, was by all intimations designed for a young or youngish woman of con- siderable decorative endowments—a popular actress more or less recently dragooned from Broadway into mat- rimony by the doting Sherman. Miss Irwin's Gemeanor towards the husband {s more motherly than wifely, while his syrupy Iove letters and furious jealousy lose some ele- ments of conviction. All the more credit to the comedienne, theré- It has an abundance of cakes in. baked dings. and pire { ij eans, age Supars, American SugasRefi ning Company * “Sweet: a8 rt uy th. Domine’ randiaie 4. Tab! ot, Dow te Golde op cto p. aims Oleos 3s Makita Vtg - rae F.ves., $1-$2.50, fore, that she was able In so nota- ble a degree to neutralize the incon- gruity through her dry and jocose| humor, her cleverness, and, it must | be confessed, her perennial charm. | Male “Brains” in Housekeeping. | Mrs. Fessenden has been immured | on a country estate In New Jersey, | where the bright lights are pro-. vided by fireflies, and fazz is sup- | plied by “grasshoppers yapping their | heads off.” Not the least of her| troubles {s the refusal of servants to live in the country. So she goés on | a strike, with the purpose of com- | peling her husband to move to the city. | Fessenden, the manager of sev- | prides himself upon. his executive ability and genius as a general director of things. Because, of his 'wife’s refusal to work, he finds himself saddled with the! sweeping, dusting and dishwashing, while his daughter Dorothy, by a formeér marriage, does the cooking. | Mrs. Fessenden jovially increases the | burden by inviting guestse—-Ronnie | Oliver, an actor whose Hamlet was ' pronounced by the critics to be'! “funny without being vulgar,” and | Mrs. Billie “Capron, a flirtatious young wife estranged from her hus- band. According to Fessenden, it should be perfectly easy to solve oi serv. | ant problem if only one applied to it | the same brains which are used | in business. He has a brilliant in. spiration. He has heard that jeal- ous husbands sometimes install de. | tectives as butlers, maids and cooks in order to spy on their wives. So he telephones to a detective agency for a butler and a cook. Soon he is crowing over the suc- cess of his strategem. Ritchie and Mrs. Ritchie prove idea] servants— they work day and night, do without grumbling whatever they are asked and, best of all, they cannot quit. Mrs. Fessenden is in despair. With the servant problem _ apparently solved, it looks like the country for her all the rest of her life. Detectives Gather “Evidence.” they have beer engaged to gather } | mucilaginous letter. Then they prove | , only evidence, their household jobs being | camouflage. With voracious: ears and eyes they pursue every clew. By dint or é¢avesdropping. peeping and searching private prop- erty, they first prove that Mrs. Fes- ' senden and the actor, Ronnie, are in| love, and that he has written her a} that the letter was written by Ron- nie to Mr. Capron. Next it appears that Fessenden indited it to Mrs. Cap-|' ETT ron. It finally proves to be an old letter which Fessenden wrote to his wife before they were married. In addition, Ritchie ‘‘proves’’ that Steve Mack, the youthful chauffeur of the Caprons, is a crook, “wanted in Washington,” and is on the point of arresting’ him when it turns out that he is the son of a United States Senator, run away from home rather | than take an office job. Neverthe- | less, Fessenden seems on the point of winning when the Ritchies, cha- grined by their explolts as sleuths, propose to stay on as genuine serv- ants. But Mrs. Ritchie transfers the victory to Mrs. Fessenden by refus- ing to live outside of New York. No small part of the play’s mer- riment is due to Joseph Woodburn’s playing of the butler-detective. | George Howell is excellent as Feassen- den, and other parts are well taken by Lotus Robb as Mrs. Capron, Nydia Westman as Dorothy, Howard Lind- say as Ronnie, Lily Wren Westman as Mrs. Ritchie, Robert Hudson as Rilly Capron and George Lindsay as the chauffeur. One line of the dialogue should be quoted because of Its effect upon the audience. “Steve Mack is a crook, wanted in Washington,” says Fessen- Gen. “What do they want with an-. other crook in Washington?” drawls Capron. The result was an instan- But the Ritchies naturally suppose -a fine-flavored syrup of excellent. quality Dom /} I] 0 April oth to 14th Syrup. A syrup for the table; or cooking—try it over or waffles and SATICC. cane sugar bsecalitet inade by the refiners. of Donne Pack. | a ~~ —_ ~ ——— Oh, Gee! Oh, Gosh! ! IT STARTS TONIGHT AT SEVEN BELLS. ATLANTIC CITY BOARD WALK COLISEUM -_~—— ome le PHOTO PuAY THEATERS rep |___ PHOTO PLAY THEATERS Leading Theaters Showing Paramount-Artcraft Pictures - ore Ja:P4ilh = DELMAR MATINEE ony Bg NEAR. HAMILTON Oodles and oodles res me of fun, ' frolics features. and Admission pird- A a 8:15. Mats. Wed, & Sat. 2:15 A. H, WOODS PRESEN NTS PARLOR, BEDROOM | AND BATH | Own, 1‘The Funniest Faree Ever Written’ Nett Sunday INCLUDING Jack Norworth and Harry Watsor Mats. Wed. & Sat.. 50c-$2 tod Confec bone; ’ Pie ‘ we Mail Orders Now, ae Seats Thureday SHUBERT ,24°*,| “"" GAIETIES AMERICA one STERYWORE REATEST ACTOR | EE ES No . ’ A Re A Ey a Zoo a S ars ¥ LOW iS | YY ROBERT. @ | aaa —— a | ; ——_, | PARAMOUNT ARICRAFT Seats Also at C€ onroy’s. Pop. Mat. hr > fF AMERICAN ss. Before that little skin eruption becomes serious apply Resinol Even in severe cases of eczema, or other like skin troubles, Resinol Ointment, aided by Resinol Soap usually brings quick relief and in a reasonable time, clears away the } - , trouble i DE How much LAUGHTER THAT LASTS MAY IRWIN — Chicago Merry for Many Months “On the Hiring Line” Monday Next—Seat« Thursday COHAN and HARRIS Present MRS. FISKE in a Comedy of Moonshine, Madness and Make-Believe Mis’ Nelly of H’Orleans By Laurence Evre (Direction of Harrison Grey Fiske) | Matinees Prices—All Performances W ednecdayv 50ce to 87.50. Saturday and Saturday i Night..50¢ to $3.00, Nightly at 9:15, | In the Comedy That Kept New York and | iF YOU WANT TO SEEA GREAT SHOW GO TO THE AYETY THIS WEEK Soe eer r ty more, then, can this simple inex pen- sive treatment be relied upon to dis- pel skin troubles in their earliest stages. It is a standard skin treat- ment, prescribed for vears. Don't walt—try it today. Sold by all druggists. THE ORIGINAL 50c GASOLINE Predicted. Post-Dispatch Editorial, March 24). (See Figure what 50% increased mileage means to you, then get your U. & J. CARBURETOR. L. B. TEBBETTS & CO. | 2125 Locust St. at Both a} _ AMUSEMENTS. f “OPERA” HOUSE lil a. m.—Continuous—1i1 p. m. a - ~~ VILLE AcTs—9 er Week Bill FIVE AMERICAN GIRLS A Quintet att eo eastics in Music MARIE STODDARD LADY ALICE'S PETS. KELLY & POST Gabberts Duo—Two Kawanas Chamberlain & Earl—Gary Owen & Co. EDNA MAY FOSTER & CO Concert Orchestra. Photoplays, a Diges ee 4% Ae / WL TES FP OAt AMY eR RS [Ww LOM pleTt, =—2e —_— - ~~ ~= “Huw ~wmear°i.y & TUM yo gyerr : Standard Acts—6 } ligh ’ and Billy Abhott with | nter Garden Violin Girls. | 4 Lydell & Macy: Marriet Kempe) & Co.: Bert & y Bee Skatelle: Kate &2 Wiley: Kinograms: the Day. Prices during week, Matinees Sat. Sun. Nighte, Bayes & Speck; Topics of 15¢-35e, and Sun, at e: 30. Reserved Seats, 15¢-45c, n sale one week in advance. eUUUUEUOUEOUOOREUOOOCUTECCUGCOUENOGOOONOEOROUEEOES Protestant Orphans’ Home - CHARLES ROCK ROAD | GRAND FAIR AND BAZAAR MOOLAH TEMPLE LINDELL we. it Evening, a 8, Friday and Saturday Afternoon and Evening. April 9 and 10. Afternoons at 2; Evenings at 8 o'clock. Come and _Help the Orphans. _ “Fashion Frolic of 1920’" A Musical Comedy Fashion Rerue and 4 Other Big Acts = MY WEHLEN in —— § Shadows” —— —_ =< eo taneous shout of laughter. “Parior, Bedroom and Bath” Re turns to Shubert-Jefferson. That hilarious comedy, “Parior, Bedroom and Bath" returned to the Shubert-Jefferson tast night for a week's engagement with much the same cast @s was seen here in it last season except that Eda Ann Luke has taken the pl of Florence Moore In the leading ferninine com- edy role of Polly Hathaway, the ‘“seandal reporter.” This is one of the best of the so-called “bedroom” comedies, enjoyment of its near-sala- cious situations being largely a mat- ter of taste, , a ‘ SAN CARLO GRAND OPERA ODE Oo N TONIGHT, 8:20, “RIGOL ETTO” eo. ‘Madame Butterfly” Wed. Mat., “Faust": Wed. night. “Le Forts del Destino”: Thurs... “La Boheme “Cavalleria Rusticana” and I'Pagliace!” Mat.. “Tales of Hoffman” Sat. Nicht, “Il Trovatore.” PRICES: $2.00 to 75c,. Box Seats. , Pins War Tax Bogee all day ott Ry, n‘e. 1111 Oltve eon Box flee e 7:30 P. M, Matinee Daily -Ladies 0 AMUSEMENTS. BILLY WATSON and His All New Company in the PARISIAN WHIRL Will Make You Sererm With Pelicht ‘'%~ VREUODEVILLSG (Orpheum Circuit) 2:15—TWICE EVERY DAY—8:15 JOSEPH E. HOWARD IN BIG MUSICAL BOMANCE GRACE DEMAR ERWIN & JANE CONNELLY Paul — MORTON & GLASS — Naomi pa. Jack Osterman: Novelty Clintons ALLEN ROGERS l5e to SOc: Eves. 25e to $1.00 | TCOLUMBIA 23° 11 A.M.—CEASE“ESS DAILY—11 P.M. SN rtd SATIRE OF SONGS STYLES AND SAYINGS “LOOK PLEASANT” With EDDIE CARR, OLLIE CAREW nd VIVACIOUS VAMPS | EZRA MATHEWS & CO. ARTHUR & LEAH BELL BILL PRUITT—WAND A MADLAINE pbs op a ag EeEei_i~ _ ‘PHOTO PLAY THEATERS — Bake Mats, -— o_o crnegs INO ™ “a =. *— A First National Attraction WITH LITTLE BEN ALEXANDER A ROMANCE OF DIXIE Larry Simon in The Fly Cop. ‘ sELOWwS START rar L & 6 1 AND @ F. 6 F. -* 2be, eer "Ise and HUMFELD’S CONCERT meres WM. FOX LIBERTY THEATER «...:.... Mat., All Seats, 15c. Eve., Bal., 20c; Orch., 30c ALL THIS WEEK-—TWO EXCEPTIONAL FEATURES The Sweetest Giri The Pepular Vitagraph the Screen, + Star, SHIRLEY MASON * EARLE WILLIAMS in x Im the Smart Soctety Drama, MOLLY AND I x CAPTAIN SWIFT MUTT AND JEFF—FO.X NEWS—PRIZMA COMEDY FRENCH FROLICS HOCHMAN’S SY MEHONY ORC HESTRA Next—BROADWAYX BELLES. , THE LEADING ACTOR, | OF THE SCREEN ina T CEADING CHARACT ER. 1] OF Fieton = aa a a RN ON WITH \ THE. DANCE! A DARAMOUNT ARTCRAFT PICTURE FEATURING MAE MURRAY" DAVID POWELL SIXTH me SEAR | Simultaneously at Five Theaters OLIVE GRAND AND JUNIAT SRAND- FLORISSANT Grand and Florissant,“ GRAND LINDELL. NAZIMOVA As Sigrid, the Dancing Girl, in “STRONGER THAN DEATH” Ee | She married the man she hated | re | EEE — —_ _ ——— 2 ST cee to shield the man she loved ee TRIN a MR aR eS TN NIN GON, RE LNG: ON EE CET CT CREE a EE IE A, RO RC Ee AINE - a ee —_—-——s se — NOW SHOWING “MY LADY’S GARTER” | WEST END The mystery yay ong holds you to LYRIC MR. AND MRS. CARTER DE HAVEN, in “TEASING THE SOIL” It threw them into near-convulsions yesterday. A show worth seeing , SILVERMAN’S Continuous, | ORCHESTRA . 4 —~_ = —— ee oe ew ee eee eee ee WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS MUTT JEFF i | BY BUD FISHER | SMOWN AT THE FOLLOWING | Yu THEATRES EVERY WEEK HEROKE a a McNair and Pestalozzi 5955 FASTON AY. O RIDGE THEATR 1267 Natural Bridge GRAND and | | MELBA MIAMI DELMAR ee 8 ee ee | Lis WEAR GRAND . TS PAGEANT nee 222 \! a CB #0¥ TING Dt c THES’ . North Grand] GRAND end NATURAL CC CONGRESS) wa yoy el “s DOR HY DALTON in x “FLAMES OF YUKON” NG? The POST-DISPATCH ie the only 8t. Louis ev ‘newspaper giving Associated Press sews

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Louls Gas 5s 7m » TH packing, tock at 33c—Soutoera | go. to Se less. NEW YORK, Anil 5 --Butter firm. ceipts, 2061; creamery, higher than « as, ee ee ! $916.50; feeder lamos, 814,22 ms milk fla b oo ‘ l “eet eeeere oer eees . ~~ mpi tICAGO, — April Turkeys. hens and young toms.......« run, eS Sta Fo es 00; unsettled: and | Old COM tUrKeYB caccersereceeeeeses 3 oO GAS ” ; t iG ps.) Wee 1. va 2 tap ‘ FS 00: Culls “*ee eereereeereoeseee — 4 ‘ ee eee6 ' é SS lie rare young and Dtiteheconectdenees ne. lke ‘(D HEIF ood and choice, $12.75 UBCOVY GUCKB acecctesseeeeeaseereee D =, n - ..-. ee butcher h medium, S10@12.(5: | 28tens, ft pounds and @ver....2.s-00.- 46 $12.56; firsts urchanged,” °° "Sher per eifers. 14: cows, $842 apons, é Laer itd 40 i Poultry unchange?. 12.50: canners and cutt @S:.v ma 2 . oan ae ‘geese po 9 ni + —— ips 85 — i as eara, . f » % = . * ; , 4 00 Hay Market. Sheep— Roce ts . . OBPTL «seer eeeteee ef ’ pts, 500: nominal. LL Market dul! pe Reported for *\e Post-Dt Martin Grain Co.. Merchantr pounds down, $17.75@20.50: culls v ‘ mon, 18, S0@a17.50: ewes, medium. good and | Quote choice 100@ 140 Ibe. st choice, $11@15; culls and common, *6@10.75 by 183 Ibs. at sae oe ne & Timothy No. 1 bey is here ; : heap 8c t , bucks 8c to Yc. spr Gt OS: mandard, = A.00 40.89: No. o Oc to l7c per Ib.. according to 00: No, 3, § 4 . thy. $25.00@80.00: 40.00:| No, tr "SS: (At. G. & W. 1 ! a . . : ° ae ‘-* : Liberty Bond Quotations. —_ | Alita Chal. c + | HOt, 194 | pfd....: $00 98% ae . % . + On, -- 6,200 251, 241 - eee 800 112% ily 112% ¢11 "70 98. 90 96.64 96.06 . Wool... 6 eh. 101! : -o. 1,700 38 3% HK 1) 91.10 O.70 . _* °o ° : ™ ; = ... 4,800 13344 d fa.. : f 8H. 70 80.60 89,66 te : " 2 000 ; ,do Ist pra - 197 . See =” © ¢ ~ > >SS8 on4o- . os Om vsCot ow me e « w~ e ~~ a . ° Bos: . no *. ‘ > opeee*s Pastas 33 | Seen re > 888az222=32 > — > ~~ > > “So ——- i aes Aes o bor | ~ a q J a” ee | — A tbe . be 70 Be.’ ; «.0#1.10 01. W100 v1.28 Ss. Exp. : ipment esee “ ¢ a F ” 7 " SO > oe. S004 =. Ho SH os be . & Food P. 2.98 89.76 BY.90 S70. 56 £0 WT Se G8 07.84 07.04 97.96 u Boatmen’s Bank Liberty Bank Nat. Bank . > « *-* . *“-*. be -- ccc“ 0.¢ . - 12,600 do ist pfd.. 400 1 . Ret Stores 2.200 a.-Car. Chem 200 2c 8 & 4 nadium ctf. 25,600 2 lis he Ex. 400 ~ 500 . st. Airt 3° —2 | Ely & Welker con: nite Me Ge” 8,600 ou ‘Oi, dete “Oe Internatioaal Shoe coin ‘ilson Co. pfd ‘ a AL veOver. - 4,000 -» 1 8t. Louis 8c Ay, Pre - + Hydraulic P. *Worth Pump. 00 Wt. Tht re d . tals and Alaeka Gold .. iv. 8% e ..--07.86 97. den * =] light clover $38. 00@ 00; 2. 836.0082 Vegetables. clever mixed. No. 1, 837.00@! “3h é S—Northern rurals and bur- | 539.00@060.00, pure clover, No. 1, banka at $62 6.50) per 100 pounds delivered, 39.00; a 2 825. 00037.60; altalt | cE ome-grown Old beets at 30c ; cholce, 06 40. No, 2% 0 per bu box loose. New Louisiana at 20@25c | mandard, No. 2, $26 * | per dozen _ bunches: ’ hampers (new)! neater tet $20 ban ste Hey, choale y : ™ ed. j the . © SU, A . a : sands - Jobbed at 21,00 deliver 1 Nal No. 2, $22.00@25.00. Straw, ‘96. , s =e bs ~ vw - 4 Fak. FPS ~ . . 20 © beta a .. «198.160 16 85 we ois ook: -i Yo... 650. ... rer eas Aghig, — 3 1 16 00 4VES AND YEARLINGS, D PIGS UN No. Av. 4; 6 00 EEK apg | An ° . Express Leased Wire From the New York _ Rubber . ‘ . Bureau of the Post-Dispareh. Am, Bank 8. ee! SS a wEW YORK, April 5.--The Evening . Bosch M. 200 121% 7" sit on . ‘ot. Oil. 3 t, in Its copyrighted financial re — oe Bg today, says: on. “, rapid advance in sterling ex- | a fall in the rate for/ Am. 8. & ©. Cc. tease ciast week's imports of ee =— os bout $11,000,000 In old being the Hooth Fish. parent cause in both cases) were Brunswick ¢ a he principal events affecting gen As pene Pr tock market, which responded with un advance in the final hour after rly weakness. °. Sey * *e - ‘ee . = + +> vA as 9 ' > ee i — =~ Ste Dette, a2 Sxz3 «She S—Home-grown bu boxes loose top for extra fancy washed. 200 12 NIONS—Home-grown sold at) a a © ePerey. oes a m ; aS 88..4 20¢ 2 » 248.160 12 Fo 1.2 .884.... 12 50] ‘ERADISH—Ho.ne-crown sold | Fw en 5... .342..40 12 00 | from farmers’ wagona at $10 to $12 per 100) NFW YORK. Anri! 5 — Raw sugar ed lambs 25¢ high-| Ibs. loose and No, 2 at $5 to $6 centrifugal, 14.1¥c; refined, firm, Bae to weak.| PARSNIPS—Home-grown at 50c per du | to le higher; fine age ae 14 J--++ (80.... FSO) Fat si Rest clipped lambs | box loose. Sugar futures weer quiet, but 1 fa os Ss ¢ 00 ‘Talis: $19.75 ‘py Mgt 9 RHUBARB—Home-grown at 35c:to §0c} noon prices were 30 points higher on ~® er dozen bunches the only month traded tn eee, A, 1 | eee b HOGS—General hog market was 25c higher | Offeri P | ee + : F , . My han , op Fl, erings of hor: t SALSIFY—Home-grown at 40@50c per Sugar futures closed firm; 1008 we t Wh 8 at en with a $16.70 top) was fair and market remietered a fuily steady | dozen bunches, . | May. 14.85¢; July, 14.400; “August Ay ide : > ver i ote ring ~ $18.30 Aw} ee the latter class/trend with best time last week. Buvers ‘EET POTATOES——Home-grown. seed | September, 14.45c. y ee 5 Wagner Electric at 161%. ‘earing trom -30 to $18.60. Some stron} were on the yards from practically all sec- | @t $2.25 per bu box loose for bermuda. -$1 for | Opinii a Wagner Electric at 65. weight hogs showed a half dollar improve- tions of the trade territory. P : red. hd F Wagner Electric at 170. ;ment. Majority of the hogs weighing 230 | HORSE QUOTATIONS. $1 for white. 4 Scrogaes 24 pid. a: 80. | to 260 pounds sold from $15.754916.25. Hog«|Good to choice drafts "OM 27: F . International Shoe com. at 140. heavier than 200 pounds cleared from $14.745@ | Eastern chunks OE 225 | ruits. Mexican dollars, 9@l4c. pfd. at 1084. 15.45, vy market steady with best Wwelgh(s Choice Southern horses ‘0. APPLES—Quote No. 1 to extra fancy , Iso. ! from $1616.25. Rough hogs from $12.50q@) Fair grade southerners sO 'hard ben davis and gano io barrels at $8 to , at, =e *SARTIAL LIST OF SALES TODAY | Plug Southern horses 5@ 55 | $835. No. 2 do at $6.50 to $6.00: winesaps at | Bl ACK WALNU : jational Candy Ist pfd. at 106. Dace SALES FODAY. ugs to $9: willowtwigs, $8 to $12. Boxed ap- . : ee Fulton com at 74. MIXED PACKERS AND HEAVY y elicious at $s )-, wire . ae . | No. Av. Dk. P . : . “Toa ..102.... 14 50 2 . PACKERS AND ....836..40 12 85 a ES ea es. Bo de odtben STAGS. 3 nk ne kt ee SeRhe: a Fee ae het ~ ~~ os Re o ing e St . ce . - 3 ee oe — de ae, ; - w oy i " oe ss . ee a g > oic pee ee ee . . ’ ) at es ne : Fees eae a gory , : oy “ y . We? A eee ae “ae i : m- ~ . + o - saat s > 7 =? re! a : r. ’ « ‘ 4 . , oe ’ : - > phe". a zZ : Se 4-4 7 “ ee —s Wall Street had ather confidently looked for surpris- | ng events in connection with the i? a mts Motor corner,’ but the only | co) Graoh. , ent lo pid, ...+- eed _ : finite Gevelopmont was ® yey Coca-Cola ctf.. i> oP eae a uf . the Law Committee of the Ex-|.0°G @ E en AMotore. , announcing that it a not ’ 8 - . change . oe ; : 4 | Chile Cop. .... responsible to the se Con, I_C. M.. aM ‘ | Chino C who were unable to Sa en - ‘Corn Prod, .. 58. wm % OF 98 ae - ek " 100 pending a court ruling o at oe o Ot, Bit Grucibie “beesl. 18.900 © ir. This constituted a definite . Ma pfd..... 200 nsion of the ‘buying-in rule,’ nd was apparently intended ' a7 rs of the] °: oe "1 i a ' orm the ingenious originato ~ afl os a * 3 ; i | | GN. 0. et RBSSEBABS Sree - Se NEW YORK, April 5.— ae ne 5.—Bar allver, a y on S= ee a $1.25 for nancy hall, $1.10 for yellow and Bar Silver. ' » "SOOUMt mes — o- ww No. Av. Dk. Price. s 4 . W. pearmain, $3.50@3.75; _ Fulton com. at 74%. rf w $ ‘- 16....221....$16 2: 46... .2a7....8f o oR ae © ine ae - o. . si » one Fiy-Wal er com. 805. 57. » Come cle @ 1% v mei... 5 ool ters. ' eounte. , “oS National Bank of Commerce at ea | eee BL G4....240.... BM 7B) MULE QUOTATIONS | --— -— @—---- ed eae 51....220.... 15 & Ss ea 0 17 igi , ~~ y . | Is) — & O...0 15 GOISO G6 22 bende coccas.....cc $2002 400 | unICcIp n | : awoke . ‘ AFTERNOON SESSION AALES. | UTCHERE, } SHIPPERS, ; 15 to 15'g hands ee 110@250 Metal Market. : a 4 rner’ that they could not nvo f Famous T’.-I. . 6 Gait Sta. S. ; é ‘ sy : ; : 7 > P * ‘ 10. Temtor A at 44° : cee on af eee bees if ——Ta Ff 1S hands eee eeeeetes ewes 05 200 ; N EW TORK Anil “ 19 To secure descriptive cireulare cut this “- ask. & B = Temtor at . etd dere OO _ +- = . . : , ous x _«& R8....17! Be nes MBs 50 13 to 131g hands 50@100' 19%4c. lron—Steady: Northern,’ $4 mail today with your name and address t» a . . .* ; . . : ) > ; ; ; by ’ * 0, 74 their victims. , inke suu 7 ora, ¢ (i= " y Oo ‘ if say 8 180 ' sees sess 16 eee eees ; 50 | : Above quotations are extreme high and 4*: No. 2 North «. . wit aturaay osee 7 4 : , ath ap ~ a rs “y'10ow Tange. covering. the sale of mules in $42@43. Tin—-Stead) bot, $03.75; Areril cual “Compared with Saturday's closing | ¢,' 6 , 20 Temtor B at 40. | $12 e manc 3 ri of $3 97% sterling exchange t0O-[la — KF jee . if Wagner Electric at 170. -+ + 1G%.... oe. OB... 45 the cOMmission barns. Top prices refer only May. 802.50. Antimony, $10.75. Holiday at - a i og ched $4 Oo4. the highest price {G | Bree. j.. ™ 1s : : ‘ak. $ 1,400 ~ + a? ons Oe ees 4 te sarc choice finished males of the class London. 2 Incorporated 1910 Bs ay u VF = Y wee %& 3 SSS! . ee? ee 00 RY - -cse | a _ a I Holiday on the metal exchange today. 39 South La Salle Street, , le reached since tho last fortnight 2 ‘ r/ >. oebe dv. § vo van 8l, 48" Hides. Chicago a , v , ! 7 3 ; — . St. Louis Rep.— E. G. CHOUTEAU 57? lovember. A year ago, .t fdo ctf. .... 19, $ HID Dull ane FINANCIAL P - &. a . a ees g&— x @ current receipts (less aes . Sincines “ , . ‘= Fovernment withdre ' te rte 308 1 ) eel aon 6a 4 oe a? Se und tare per bide on wet salted): ——— ' -- 100 Third Nat'l Bk. Bldg.,St.Louis Tel. Olive $1 neg. the market’ a 4.75%: Pag 7% ? : | Otis Breet im ad OO 1 a o. . eo — eT ee | ae da 756%. . ‘ ‘ "G1 . | Pa, Seaboard . 2 queens he rate ‘pegged’ at $4.70 % , . Mo. 2.4 | Pi ieeesea mel. hat point there war an almost un L gkte ws ; ne -| cae | do pfd. . nterrupted decline, to $3.64% in De- d.. } | Pullman Peete Px - > ooo an* -~" | YS rF — ~ 1515656 ~On | Syke sot MOANA Mt Hmeneambueine “¥ ¥ aa « P= -~ 6 er ery, ge “s . ber, and to the $3.18 of last Feb- ie ee Ahge | _, 4° pid. ..... oy . A fall of $1.57% and a recov- | ioe 3900 38) 1, Oe Ray ‘Conn i ry of more than half that amount . Mw. oo BER G Fe O27 .iRep. I. & &S.. 37. . . : . . § | thin the space of little more than),,; Cw 4 » | an do pid. .... O00 98S 8814 . tremely arubbs ai os classed of ue stock. P a re twelvemonth constitutes a sensa-|indiahoma ety. oa — 21 et Jee. feed. 1209 388.3 ‘ 7 ee $30 000 000 | oe R. G. jonal record in the annals of after- | “ew ! ‘ge Ma 100 85 8 ifm Steel. som i ‘ Oils. 4 . % v. & finances. There were no consid-|yejly Tire’... 300 181% 120. 129) —3 | Tenn, C. & C. 1! B15 : ' i tq" . > - | Keystone T. .. a q BRL °2%, ¢Unt. Ai. Stl.. 4 asseseo Ge LIXSEED OIl-—Quote In lots of I to 4 bbis ne ev. le movements of other rates to ha! Use oat | » "te: bat $9 llon f 4 $2.02 ¢ ed be ‘ v. : , Lee Rubber... 1. 3 S444 S4's iC. 8. C. I. P.. , os ‘, |@ rf gallon for saw @n , boiled. ie y in favor of Europe, even French [i278 BW iies 2. 100 55. OM 55 . S. Smeit.. ‘200 68 69 TON SEED n- e OO ric om an * lee, . advancing in value, in spite Lorillard Co... 4 i, phy oo .&s Te ; er white 25-. vell ' dune. c a S * q ¢ the threat of French military Lott - a acer an, Utah Cop. ..:. 3 6% . 7. went Ms. do yell a C: cocoanut ofl . sovements across the Rhine. mm atte. J... ROO 201, — Utah Rec. _... *"§%2 10 | 22 ter ; c. ° “Dealings on the Stock Exchange | Mackay C. --. ani we OO Ridec de — = = Five Year 7% Convertible Gold Notes . ) ere dull in the early hours, and eK ' + ad on . , IN.YLN. & BZ 82 | P nt. ees declined rather sharply in|Mar-Parry cor 300 2 28% 30 ¢ 15/47. ASF. - S90 of 41 N. YO. & W. 400 20, a. ih | Authorized and Issued, $30,000,000 dat eae umerous instances. Toward the! Maxwell ae.. we SB ' an a2. 7. 2 'Penna. . 4.200 Dated April 1, 1920. 1998. ~C. con be | ee. the 2 ate “geen heart ¥,.. bet om is BS ‘ , ‘ a. sg oe ome 6. 4&4 m the accumulation of good news| Mex. Pet. .... 115 wG\2 ten ee . a. 43 ipce. 5% Interest payable April 1 and October 1 at Ban¥Yers Trust Co N York lede Gas of | vigorous advance wag started | Mullins Cor. .. » 46%, 355 See m1, 1° ‘ty . , . ‘ me 2 avers rust Company, ‘yew Tor | avis 6 : & ©. 56%, Ba 24 .) P. eo 38 oe . Coupon. Notes, $1,000, $500 and $100 denominations, registerable as to principal only. Redeemable at option of the iw oN Company on any interest date, as a whole or in part, upon sixty days’ notice, at 103 and interest on or ®° ox at o. before April 1, 1923: at 102 and interest after April 1, 1923, and on or before April 1, 1924; at 101 and interest after April 1, 1924. STOCK PURCHASE WARRANTS The Notes carry detachable Warrants entitling the holder to purchase common stock at $00}. B per cent and fet to 6. Ok. P. & Re. share, at the rate of 1214 shares of stock for each $1,000 par value of Notes. These Warrants may be Owens Bot. M. exercised at any time to and including March 31, 1922, or, if all Notes are earlier redeemed, to and in- “last week's receipts of gold from Fut, Gn 6. 2 ‘lat. Nor, pta.”” 3, 2% 8h, 78 tl West. Pac. 11. -1,000 Sof 3 lud red Mbroad showed up rather strikingly | Pec. G. & &.. * oR; 10014 _- a, | UMnois Cent. . oe” . GI eer wy og — Eregr sn cludin ti the weekly report of the Federal |?87-A™. P-- 2500 ot, mf KC. South ee I |W. & we g the redemption date. © system, where a gain of $15,- | P.- EF 4:3 ->|Lehigh Val... 70m 44 a | 000 in cold was shown. At New | Pierce Acree. 12. ant? itt ?|L. N, pod ; 11k — Ps ed ; ne PRIVILEGE | ; alone, the increase was $55,-| pierce Ol .... 3.300 20— i) B &St bnew 900 35) 14% sor+ | Bales to 2 p. 78.. 967.200 sh At any time after March 31, 1922, until maturity or earlier redemption, the Notes are convertible at oe | par into common stock at $80 per share, but only if accompanied.by the Warrants originally attached to 000, which helped to bring the) do pfd. ..... a1) . 631, 3 | ~ = s50* Mn ae . 14 | | tEx-dividend. : . such Notes or by other Warrants aggregating the same numberof shares. 4 fch gained 2 to 4 points. Steel | ate Oil. Ad motor stocks were especially in| Mont. Ward... emand, while the railroads lay dor- | %8t. Analine.. sant. The upward movement gcalined ~~ on a _ s. e. = we SS somentum with the deciine in the] Nat. Condult . ty ' do 8 pet pid. 1 loan rate, though there was no| X®t Fe. & &.- % ICCC4 Sst. tion in the time loans of com-jn. y. al rates. Call money opened at | Onlo C. a mh the industrial shares, many of meas. F bo ae ee Ge? ix |S t abe 2 ¢ 3. eee le G. av. .. /CM&&tP e £2q ¥* SE A SO ae ee " al 7 } **, > cash ratio up from 39.1 to 42.2 —— soe fe 13.200 "Increase. cent of combined deposits and! Rem. T. Ist pf 100 circulation. The New York in-|! On was able to pay off the $32,- FINANCIAL : which it had borrowed from | — ie 7 ee : BANKERS I Rust Company, New York, TRUSTEE reserve centers. At the same it lent its endorsement to $16.- , . A letter from Mr. B. G. Work, President of The B. F. Goodrich Company, to which reference is ) of bills purchased for account & foreign correspondent. West- made, 12 summarized as follows: ‘ ? _ : and Southern reserve banks, in- {r Ricnmona, Chteaco and &t.| ‘' PLANT AND BUSINESS scounted varying amounts | : ' red | | The B. F. Goodrich Company and predecessor organizations have operated continuously since 1870. if paper with other banks, in- #6. 000,00) at New York. | | The Company uses approximately one-sixth of the crude rubber brought to the world’s markets. In ad- | dition to automobile tires, it manufactures a complete line of rubber products. Net sales hare increased g bounts at the central banks, | based BLAIR & CO. from $39,509,346 in 1913 to $123,470,187 in 1918 and to $141,343,419 in 1919. Additional plant capacity | oe ae cement obliga- | | Were curtailed $40,000,000, while neorporated will be brought into production during this year, and the business should then exceed $200,000,000 per fal rediscounts were $8,400,- % BROAD STREET annum. Indications are that the demand this year will be substantially in excess of the Company’s pro lier. Nevertheless, members’ credits at the Federal Re- . NEW YORK duction capacity. ve showed a gain of $32,)00,000. | | PROVISIONS OF ISSUE. was apparntly due to dis- ites by the Treasury. The . ent secured a tempora ry oan ; These Notes are the direct obligations of the Company, which has no other funded debt peentiel, bank amounting to Wilt Sc°Co., Inc., announces ks erisniéation to on id : The Trust Indenture, among other covenants, provides in substance for the maintenance of cur gage rent assets of at least 150% of all obligations including thése notes, but excluding purchase-money seems, because of the re.- ral b . f °° . ° | of more than $100.000.000 general business of underwriting and dealing in Investment Securities as teat 3 ies Seredeatioh nesant. jepcebeer: to the existing firme of iif obligations having more than one year to run and reserves for Federal taxes until such taxes become | a fixed liability, and against issuing further notes or mortgaging or pledging real or personal prop- week, and heavy check pay- | tation” Tee eens Ad: | erty, except for borrowings in the usual course of business and maturing within one year and ex if. BLAIR & CO. cept in connection with purchase-money obligations on property hereafter acquired. s whi - -—e-——- _ Money and Exchange. Established in 1890 PURPOSE OF ISSUE f and for sterling rt -wAy ES thie T | i ; erg thee again thie WILLIAM SALOMON & Co. | he proceeds of this Note issue will be used to increase the Company's working capital, required he by its growing business, and will be applied to reduce its current liabilities. : Violent advances, FINANCIAL ith Ine ‘gor, car- Established in 1902 = ede, Beorting. checks 42 and lire checks i i Giving effect to this Note issue and to the reduction of current liabilities from the proceeds thereof ? m hy November. | Datch exchange continued Piel . . les ad 0 28 oe Its principal office will be located : ‘tdi ie f-G2 in the forennes hE ocated in the Blair Building, the balance sheet as of December 31, 1919, would show total Jiabilities, including these Notes, of less than as Pay In the forenoon. u ? tc y e by e ec r | 9 9 ver 7 sea ai whee eee Be 4 Broad Street, N td ork. Branch offices heretofore maintain d $37,000,000, in CC nt u 7 . 4 : 5 La) , . oe =~ «J a el al Bx: ~ > _— $* Si S~Se aS Bou-a~ $B. osdBncize Braye sins BE Ereretent epee ws Sites tte-auslnn apgaecg J 733 -" SF wIewWrd wD we ee 3cocas — ™ n ne ~~ ots : . ° Philadelphia, Wilkes-Barre, Rochester, Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, After providing for Federal taxes and interest actually paid, the average earnings were $11,149,000. The St. Louis, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Foreign representation annual interest on these Notes is $2,100,000. Average earnings available for dividends during the five years ended December 21. 1919, were equiva: e 140 my | will likewise be maintained in London. | lent to $13.75 per share per annum on the 600,000 shares of common stock now outstanding. The present per dollar demand, 14.55. treriand. fra ' cabl ‘ dividend rate is $6 per annum. ef. S58, Holland. cente ST%: cables, 48. r- BOARD OF DIRECTORS EQUITY. c mark. demand. 1 40: cable orkholm, conta ner kroner de- ; B45: cabien es ‘Coveis tania ‘cents C. LEDYARD BLAIR. Chairman 1 These Notes are followed by $38,412,000 par value preferred stock and 600,000 shares no-par-value oe 5 ELISHA WALKER, President | ' tommon stock, which, at present quoted prices, have a combined market value in excess of $76,000,000 , ’ 2 ver kroner, demand, IRR Bewin. @ s dies ; & George Armsby John B. Dennis Hunter 8. Marston All legal matters in connection with thie derus have been approved by counsel. jo, ‘spot. 101.70. Canad #0, a ° su Ga var leat cae Frank C. Armstrong Heman Gifford Dunlevy Milbank er: raltegnd one. | irremular, William Braden Alonzo Petter ° 1 . ° lb cage odo Site ®. Bendy Lewis P. Ghelden Price, 98’ and interest, to yield more than 7.40% ered at 7, Mnat Joan tO . Harry Bronner i Jacques Weinberger | J. Cheever Cowdin Graham Youngs Bankers Trust Company Guaranty Trust Company a igen Man sgt oes : Bak A ) New York 7 of New York . od .orasa Rey gaentsra tian, sasaiedl tients a andra Goldman, Sachs & Co. New York To _ Kaneas and Ne. Tg A ae S—No, 1 at T0c; No. 2 at one: Arait 5, 1920 We do not guarantee the statements and figures presented herei they taken from sources hich beli ; but ho h 400; ehort, Bie: burrv, cag { . we ns cn = r es - ee - " tn / iy Ve bark c la ¥ ba at 66.55 ver re , ee ve heavy ie Fain *

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turkeys, . higher; ’ ; frogh h. - Arata, 42 oss saan SLMle wi nie tc; do ave: wits "un, utc. * } f. 2 tt ’ 4 | ahi ; »c igher, higher per Case SURGr, strong. firm, ‘i 14 fon anae ) rm and a ot on Decem. Sales, 1000 Auguer, 1agne: milver, 81.201. ao ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1920. war fork Bond Sales | to the Post-Dispetcn. i Wet of bond sales on the New York | | | Bachange today, Total sales of each ! é oe : / i ; and the bigh and low prices are JOCK Reported by Merchants’ Exchange. nm adit ST. LOUIS, April 6. Bp Sie 06.70 to 06.60 | Seles oa Close ee. » vf, ening. aon Rail eae 80:86 to we | | Ss epee etal Low. __ Close. Saturday. +4 aot {hs idsbes 01.80 to 91,00 E rome: St. Louts “ MAY CORN. f . "00 to 8074 Chicawen "tt tteeeees Oc ee eccecess 6% @! 147% ‘a1 vi al ib bd aim bpd 08 Ks to os as xchange Acts to Pevent Manese Cig tice te ee see e wrens. His vt Fas : at esta 1651, ae Loa tpa . ‘ { sf : ‘ ‘ . "v6. @886806060060906066 a6 y Z r a , * .7 4 . Ms . , 4 te gd 97.06 to OF ho Shorts” From i | “ Ree eee x frenct hy 05.00 to OT. By “Ss d Being St Louls JULY CORN, / a ee VS tod queeze aD f Cc a ©OSCSeeccccecdasedanae 1504; 4 160 { _— , Rarsentine Gvt 5 i in Allee ann el lees 595, G16 165 » ' 357 161 b 15944 | 4 Obie | Ae eR ged Corner. | Kansas, City “)!//""' svoenoeneenil 7) yt eae 15f 180@% 158%-15 : Bordeaux - . . eee yes el et ee VO OL se6 . if oes 65068 155% 6 ao borden s Gi uictts SEPTEMBER CORN y ; imagen Ob 7: , . aN. > ie | A ons Cn . m ” : vf i : pf Assoc lated Press. Chee eule "SP SCOSeeereccesceesecec 155 157b 142 b yi On areeilies ts Si 7 NEW ee eee, Arey dOOccececoeseseus 155144155 561; +t 44, tty a : a va . Tie echt voae to 80% | yors a YORK, April 6.—The New UE MUP occctceccdccests 15 ae - oe nai 1 rey Saas =e Dab ' Dd. re Se6e6ece ca S “ or _,” beeen ohoce 4 of” Cay Berens teas, Ce to orm! one tock Exchange took further Rt. Louis pobAsie dub etébucase _ —__ ‘a : a , of Can, Bus note: “"* action to j : KO pibiboarecenstinon a 41 Ot 7 : of xen fe ‘est ae to p71 . J . motor from being squeezed as |Chicago ......,, pececes ecccccene 82% at 86 , 2 , * of Can. Sw 1931... ).° apy? *e result of price movements which | ‘SEPIEMBER OAT - B4GRS% 524 @% : ° flee ro teens so TH to TOM led officials of the exchan aw | chicago 7. 6k an. oo 8. 4 OS ere ° re to = t} ‘ ge to fea) | . 9 tL ‘ in™% 697 "eo | arn 71M 4 7 Guba Se 1004 ..... wo ‘' * ‘at there was a corner | athe a K "4 : B sees ,* TR te ] ‘ "j 4 4 , y B& D Sie i081". 9515 to 93 In Be ereviously suspended trad- CORN RALLIE r: oO B 1 Stow 1092) po to Ooy 178 in Stutz after the stock rose f Y NEW HIGH RECORDS AT OPENING : of 0 BS I Sts 1929.) M0 to 0% 125 to 39) : ee S 2 at 1 Stes 1987 874, to &7 - oJi, or thereabouts, under | AFTER AN EARLY BREAK ; ex 4 Strobe Cube > ake efforts to cover the ex- ae te ) OF C01 TON IN NEW YORK x ' Tp nde , e announced rss | : y 2%e 1988 ...... ced tod: os " 4 » City 4 ~ > sescee ora of members to deliv day that failure | Corn futures reflected considera- NEW YORK 7 d 4 ‘3904. "| oi, Gab o deliver the stock un-/| ble selling pressure in the early mar- | was active and caniies 0a tee eae go ny a . . » 4 f AC af ® open , 4 1! age +4 re ta ye conditions would not be | oy here today, and prices were over techn | to =the continuance of untaveraene he SH tr. c. Ale gare id by the exchange as failure bn et a fter Some ea rly buying. 11a peimie teed : yt be ee SF te f wig y 43 : ~ > omply With a contract, Under ae en largely ofa professional] He Pr por the season. with Mav sellin oe ’ 4 rainary condit ; Cc , iowever, and there wae C do and October at $34.75. or 35 to eM. - . Saat m nat bers oi deliv fons failure by mem- little of importance in — i flit aa ont a ener, w hile December showed! " i. sot OS Praag 7st, to 77%, 80, ineole r stock is tantamount | news. $334 S08 Rostneet wes me cs ry " Ab: '’ f. Vea. ; . -Sovency, ‘Tt’ . swohe 4 + h pane ba . . ene l. a rad. & et ae ; fa Ris to 81% hounced th it oS e exc hange an- Oats futures were lower with corn oven delten, ae snort carlan nate BS erseos - 6 4 t i : ¢ 2 ‘ . . . ero *iiveri« aS WoO! iw teh ; a seesens 20% to 15% | Stutz wou) © ‘atest ruling as to | &nd reflected slightly larger receipts. | ing by sellers of last week The ) En t yy ee . Oo - would hold pr nding cetermina- | Cash and domestic demands ware market will wot reopen for business until! . A da (Rocky en te 4 ta ion of the question of liability by | ®°°4. fa ph tay mi il aes itn English trade ra : ts ~s ¢ . ha , ; ‘ *. dh hae r covering du ing tha earliv afternoan. Oo. fh RS Se S ee: a PRIMARY MOVEMENT which sent Jetover contracts up to 44.e« and Q, Ren. sidan 7 ; Epecial to the P 'st-Dispatch oe Toda ! w aoher oF to 4.¢ or 112 to 122 points ne : . ee ; vila mm * - “ : ii. 3 oda: v1: "he La Yr AB LCT. A Bins Ons. eee eee! ee 47, oo ee N EW y ORK, A pril 5.—There Was | (heat oe. C00 82.000 447.000 a = a a * anes pees ait | a genera!) disposition te walt f | Oat . + O00 S17, 000 u72. 00% . . , oseseces or a s 734.000 = TBS 5 Spot Cotton an oe Gs... 0... 948) ¢ 1 mor |. Shipmente: 180,000 $53,000 on ° . Q. ‘nt. 4a rex... 14° © definite shaping of the specu- | wiun™?'® 370.000 | a NIAW YORK, April 5.—Spot cotton—Steady Ye lative mood s , Pp 70. 268.000 1,102,000 Middling, $42 & wt. B, xen. ae’... 331, °° © D this non the Broad | Sots :::: ---:: 428.009 486.000 “875-600 | . P, ' hu , ie poe “' :" —_———_-—- ae. pen ive. to 10% Street curb this morning, there be- | The domestic visio? 402,000 641,000 | BP aet a? re oes 8 hi . ing little demand for the usually ac-/ creased 109,000 bu ar — aoa Cotton Futures Cose. ; . PB, da, 102! 7O% , , . . | . * at week; corn’ NEW YORK fh. - ¢ Tr iy St. P. bs. c. va tive issues, and prices generally decreased 17,000 bu; oats decreased | Cloced stead: x. April wo aiccetton, fu ures in a RP Se “* 70: N ">. ww Gg Ty Anglo-Amer., , 25 > ° cv. -y . asbicc a8 hy ing at 14 to 15, and American Safe- or me No. 4, $1.69; No. 2 rellow, ne | SRS soresece pie ee, ; Gen Elec. SE access, wo, to o9 | tY Razor was steady, selling at 9 to. 4 chat ming - | mage vg $1.71@1.73: No. BUCKOYe --sesececeesersecess ON 100 u a Bite accces & SX 1 ’ ep c ‘69; No. $1.7 Chesebrough y 9 sri LH. & Man. adj. inc. bs... 21:4 to 19"). 2" Sweets Co. of America was in| No. 3 white, $1.20@ 1.72; No. # white | [ontinental 615 rt ; za See F Peete eee eee eee ge ' supply at the low level of 3%, the | $1.68@1.69- No ° fytilae came Po ecg f reecent emvoceee . . 32 28 e bod esr eee © @e ee ° 8 i ’ ' | : 4 " wv ’ 9 7 V5 > «4 ’ uu era ’ 7 . } 0 le ; os pe lee “Sa gnae te by /Market for that stock being infiu- | No. 3 white, $1.02@1.02. erp pda ada isn 143 mt. of Mt én’! rrseeees Oe om gg | CHCed by the announcement of the} ——o—__ Ey cee ser tor ose: 98 1o8 Towa Gen.’ ref. ee eesees 4210 new stock issue. Aetna Explosives | CLOSE STRONG ON THE lilinois | P iP : 17K 178 Pee ls BOS BB. cccccccc, 041 ‘as s , | j; international Per, .. - ‘! 4 "dled 10 "to 68% ny eaGY, Selling at 10 to 9%. | BS ED cescccsssetascs. OF 103 4 pore. & 0D. i hcolesce 73 The petroleum group showed CHICAGO CORN MARKET Midwase OR egies A ethg a pA Fa Hy to R47 Am. Safety azor. Oy &T% Oty ‘ KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 5.~ Cash wheat 1M per cent at $10.30 to $10.60: extra tte 4% i Dpeeeececcecce vai © &2 am. Leather pfd. He | ™ (™ $3 O0Gr oe the l hard. $2. 6242.77: Neo 2 cS Pr. “9. F clears at $7.50 to 8 OR : ° seeeeeeeeece ‘ 4 ‘ , =. iLa.in* " *) “ > 7 . - 9 | i " , . Co. ab. Se (1922)..... RT +) ae Tobacco. ‘cou... ait te eft 2.61, “Corn steady: wd. F aninnd oi as pe cent al 11.85 to $)2: 100" Bee co ahd, ds Mm. @8 ...... i55n Brit fm EE Geaineo ds aI. 8 seh. 4%, @. div). On\s to 66 City’ Bervice B Sl chhiee rit wu 40% | 9. 2 mixed. 95@9ic. ~ SF WR, CURL; a $6.50 ~ ~ o Foregsine prices for tat » | |) eee Oo: | re——-$1.8072 1.8 iots on trac r 1 Fr. 458 A - Sto 57% ey Ss. Me Macc tsinde ‘ 50 ai api satir end milo maize—$2.3042 a5 higher ie or at depot; Jobbing prices x be B eo OR Dom Ol; ei 14% 14 14 prairie, $2524. ogi mathy, $05 47 38: choice $48 BO: Apel ene ran to arrive at 8 r ne Os ....... 4fily Rik’ Basin in ‘ini emhednheee 10 1" ang ote Receipts—Wheat 126 “« —— — ne.60; cAr gray shorts (in transit), at Boer ist ih ecedet a* a2 Seeten Ceall.............. 48 47 43 ‘ go an AGO April 5.—Wheat: No. » hard santo care do at $58: soft in transit at A ae . . RT *to 37 ee oo 2% " 4% - ; rte Northern, $2.60: Corn No. * = , or bran and $56 for middlings: Apri! 5 T ie adidas « Rit, Gen. Asphalt nh ih age 100 97 09 x —" ; | 60 . No. 2 yellow, $1.69001 70: Oates _ bran at $40) Sm; No. 1 alfalfa meal in op Ren aa Sania 101% to 100% Glenrock (FP el oi adda a1 aa a No. white, $141.01: No. 3 white. Os@oou. % _h. sacks Quotable at $41; No. 2 in «. , v 4e a1 2 " % Rye, No. 2.'$1 eat sacks sold at $32.50 : Tees chcescs. te to 731, {rodchaux Sugar ......... 6S OS othy seed, goatie aj, Darley, $1.42@1.68. Tim- hominy feed offered at $00. Tepment. White SP upocrseereserens | ae ms 4: ey re AM Oh | nominal." Lard,” $20.05, “Ribs, eideige Oh Offered at $61.50. 7 en GS mer Reny of Gib Welds lai te 2, Gorter Gui Sccccccsccis0 ah age aS | SN RS Sisto —— glace 104. to lod, Hercules J i ° JO'E BOM Bo MILWAT KEE, Wie.. April 5h Rarle, ref 4s 47% Heyden ‘ hem. eeeereseeceeseces > ha, n& maiting, 41.554 1.88 Wisconsin €} "0 hy ee ACE athe a Oe a ai epee” * . Home O1] Seebeeeceseseseeess 4 hy 8A, feed and rejected, $1.45@1 a .' © VlP7T 1 OS: a cSSSsss\sss\\\n- o eee eee ete eeeee SIM, to B14, owe ao Pe ad eal See sa Te, a | ———— eteeaeee iawh bos 4%, . eT eae ee eee FF .s ¢ MINNEAPOLIS 3 ) ; 5 tacit Tite to 71 pavinaiate OG TETTTTiTiTTe en ® 46 | changed ion aia inn. Aprit $.—Flour un. of 8. F. Geicekes ont ee ibe ha by Nort ern $2.90@3 05: corn ‘No nen. No. A R , ft F. tr. otf. 20 ty Livingston OW...) *°2°"°**) Tg i i Rye. Nord gate. No. 8 white, 02% eon fen ap, Ie beso oepcoece - lone Star Ges on... ceseeress sii 34K . ee oe @1.86%. Barley, $1 . _ SPPPPPreeerrrr s4 At : P/ 1.00. Flax, $4.8 - ¥. VL B1E nh il: i as peeeceseseccs 4 1 | , ‘51@4.83, ] laf. Os........., eter to 95% | Mercer Motard. (00666005527, os” ot of | ——_o__ and gauge in your too 4 P. tet be wApeeae 5 by Merritt. Pee Secces Inte, It, IAnls Coffee . + ae: Metro, Wet, s.ccccsccssscss MG M$] NEW YORK, Apri 6 —Coftee—No, 7, | 1OOM should be pro- eee tle i Th plan osesedes ese es 1k } 11 Qo. “‘utures steady: Mav. 14.55¢ “a : yee b \ . uD ® | 14.7, + May, 14.55c; July, d ' ° wis t Be ov Ga... «1. 92% to 91% Midwout Rot!” 222.222252221409 187 300 hitinaiiin _ tecte against rust with ee eres DTG Gh eeschesecececes ie ohn bs ; a ; p> Pa Toledo Cl H h ’ ee Nor. Am. P.’@ P.......2! oan oe ty edo Clover Seed. R ° ee CM ow ce cence 6 SS «683 | TOLEDO, Asrtl &—Ce va Ougnton s ust Veto. a Aa "4 285.000, against 812.748.000 Omar O. & Gi ........... > 3 54% 6% [Cosh $34: April, $32.75; Octuben be ame | “toy : eee week ago. hag Pennok Oi) ...........- oeee 6% 68% 7 | cember. 821.15. ° eae | . a9 s ©. Perfect! TO cooccedscecces E. F. HOUGHTON & CO. Years nee” © FOr ago ard $384.053,000 Two Prod. & Ref, 0. -seeseeeess B% 8% 814 | Quote evaporated re A. 3 and weak.| 418 North Third St. s fo “ BME Mooncebeccocoesoce 15 14! 14%, OPP ee ee eee ee 7 7h Superior PE Ra ee if 18 1s4 2 ee eee eee eeee euwree 86 tw Sweets Co eeerreeseeeeee ° 314 Rly 8% . =e - -- pt d be S00es c00ce 116 120 Tex, Co, W. 1. esses: evveee D2 Gil 2k, & Con...: a ae a a aii LA es Ce OS Pee o° 1s 86104 R Phra x Sea tC) 10 eee ly 1% 1% Teo! a tia deée a. 260 103 Times Square Auto ......+.. o os 8 A LINE Mtnelne no sone “ oo EE dee oe a Ne s Ke ITE 7 TibS6600606060000 . “ Fropical Ol, Sot Sedeese fer 20 ee, 95 NEW YOR ee ann nn JR. PORE GRAF. . cs sececssece . - P| Miliehacsceeesst... “ Un. Pr Prod..... ee se oT SCS Oi & . 6 K YMOUTH N. Y.—CHERBOUR6—so ed near aa qa” Un. Ret. Candy...22272227: 14% 14% 14% UTHAMPTON Sesssecscoecene (07% 8 11, 8. Steamship. 22222022: a. ate oF | CHERBOURSB—SOUTHA es. i 122 U’. 8S, Tool y ebabe : - 21% 81 ) ° MPTON Adriati 4 | o’easeees sees fn o} MMIC, TOR cvecececccverecces és" I acir aa | One Class Cabin ana Third Claas c .... pr. 24 | May 29 | July 3 | Aug 14 COM, .ncseee . ta) Pn UY Moe so gkscesscoces 4 ' ° tel “Moicrg tt: 108 M$ Viwandow oe neces es aes 22, 12 go New Vork.........Apr. ml May 22 June 19 OLYM 46.359 otors, .. W'iive Corporation ........ a2% 22 pa ili TF daa dead | on A aed r Seeseeesseeseseeees 1% 5% 5% St. Paul eccccccce 4 May 29 June 28 PIC Jul iA qo eee ee eee ee eee eenee "ulcan 0 brgtittstesesesessss | 20M BOly Wear St. OMI, cor fn Ny Philadelphia. .....May 15 June 12 | July 10| y 3) Aug. 4 | Aug. 28 eee eee eee . Sly Ol Seeseeeeeoeeetbe eee Li / 3 Std ctheses 14 149 STANDARD O11. : . an | NEW YORK—HAMBURG NEW YORK—LIVERPOOL . ‘ eee 5 Anglo American eo seeseser 2 , » oN Cteecereosecees§ 76 78 Standard Ol] of N, Y....... 459 437 4388 Mongolia Apr. 10 May 22 | July 3 | Aug. 14 Cedric Apr 17 , e*ee eee eee *@e* RS wo Alaska rT. cc" seeeeeeceseoses ] 11-16 1 5-16 1s Manchuri ¥ 8 | Jun re ’ eee Sn ela 2M M5, Big Ledae 0000000000000 Bie OO a, may 019) July 31)... Baltic Ape. 17 | May 99 one. ieee See eeeee aie CER, CODRCR oocccvccccesess ‘ , 7 "Tt ee ee ee eee , annie OME! Sen, Cee "ss aR ag PHILADELPHIA—LIVERPOOL Megantic , ay + fins 134 MINING erdumag” ““ as | RED STAR Cel , Te ’ aeeeeeer! Seaeiy a Wa Tee ee eee ee be eee eee t- s Hecla Mining eese @8eceses : 4 | ees 888 OSs o0 0000 ato of} i: Teese seanesecenes i3* io% i | LINE tio Ta oe -...-May 15 ‘June 19 | July 24 . ** te eo : ad Meneca on. eeeeeeere . ; . i Carbdon.. **+ete zo% ce. Tor.a. piviee ** ** ** ’ 3% 2% 2% N. ¥.—SOUTHAMPTON—AN | WERP NEW *** *® @6¢ee+e%6 * Tornoe In. “*etee ee@beecevee ] : 2 Te CPP eee eee eee eee «is 0 fnir castern beh décemee cee 4 3 % 4 | Kroonland a May 1 June 5 Jul 10 YORK—AZORES—SIBRALTAR seee ee ‘eee ee eeiereee at Me TY.kon Gold ***" "BONDS. 1% It 1% | Ma a 12 | J NAPL EN "ee OOP eee eeeeee . Lapland eee eeeece-. june ES—s Stone COC E eee nee 4 8 Allied Packers 6s . . so: a 74 76 " ) July 17 0A _ *eee ee eee ‘eee 50 wh Am. Tel 46 1084 “ee eee Fay 98 WR Finland ———en 15 June 19 —— @—_—__ A ' Te! « | ‘** . Pie tS) OA Zeeland eee ee ececece -May 12) July 6 Anglo-Am. Ol! T¥%s w t,....100 100 100 peccccccccccccoccdill 26 | July 31 "retic eeeeees ee An thern extracted and strained &°s er - 88% 88 sa | +=erecee-. May 27 | | | July 21 $m : am in cane, 144015c: dark \@ic Moodrich Ye wl .......ccecs ne O8y% PSY | besa . > Cor ’ gomee. amber, 289730c; dark go. Ry os .. 4 a r, soc per ib.; fancy clover. Swiss Govt, Gis ........ _ SO SAM BOR | ANTIL vom b ~ hes 24 sections): Percy Tex. Co. 46 ..... eee AS™% PAY HRT, ye) @mber, 85.00G0.60; southern. $4.00 ,aveat. Kiec Ts wl esos Gree oh 6 08% Both Phones. N. W s a: ro Te esececctes ocve 0 4 . . I oc & ie { Te ewe & - “0 TRADERS NEED NOT TORK, April 5.—-Following is @ com. | [COMPARATIVE GRAIN PRICES | Orr tls ee FACTORy ~i1 17 Clann Aven the VE Lub | i aa a a i a . “ 7X dog De my 7 he Sax ‘ ~* es 3 at . M an oe ee » ere i+ ~ a , » “ . "2 ra ER APE 8 Sei ee meet f Peon . “_- . ~~ se ew +. asst IPG! OD power rem 80° . 3 a eee E Ses bas S ’ “> > ~~ A Ne AS nal ea els, - ~ a we Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Uses RED CROWN : Mr. J. N. Cox, Sec. & - Treas. says: Standard Oil Company, City. Gentlemen :— We have been using Red Crown Gasoline over a period of ene year. Our drivers and mechanics report that this gasoline ‘cS 28 near perfect satisfaction as any fuel yet tested by us. wers your enquiry, we are, Yours very truly, Coca-Cola Bottling Co. G. N. Cox, Sec. & Treas. RED CROWN _ Will Give You Best Results While the operating cost sheets prove the efficiency of Red Crown, yet the driver is the one who | really appreciates it. e steps on the starter and instantly the engine turns over. He gets away quickly and he senses an . abundance of available power under his foot. The mechanic has less work to do when Red Crown is used for it burns clean and best of all he has racked engine to tune up frequently for Red Crown imparts to the piston a steady steam-like ressure. Start Using Red Crown Today Fill Your Car Today at Any of the Following Standard Oil Stations: 15th and St. Louis DeBaliviere and Westminster Pine and Ewing N. E. Cor. Newstead and Olive S. E. Cor. 22d and Locust S. E. Cor. Broadway and Christian (Baden) N. W. Cor. Grand and Be]! Theresa and Locust 3608 N. Grand Av. 5839 Easton Av. Broadway and Zepp Delmar and Lake Delmar and Goodfellow McKissock and De Soto Sts. _ (5100 North) Main Plant, Park and Lawrence 6th and Cass Gravois and Delor Grand and Keokuk 7th and Chouteau St. Louis City Garfield and King’s Highway Manchester and King’s Highway 19th and Chestnut Grand and Connecticut Delmar and Eastgate 4333 Warne Av. Jefferson and Ann Grand and Cass Vandeventer and West Pine Michigan and Koeln Standard Oil Company 2 = —— ss - Phones: Olive 2675, Central 7298 SYNDICATE TRUST BLDG. — > ————_—_—_—— =S=> > = << == — = : a atte ee ee EEE AN, NNN Rl apes IE Ne, aptes CSR 00h Senet a hn arm ae ree ee ot soe a i were | he _ "=

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—_ =e Z eee iid ce eS 2 we ge ee ere i he Me. ell SF Eee PPTL TT ae 1 a na : rs . 3 eae pe oe ‘hi A iain ors Ss Tienes: cite be tient a alien ate eiaiin eaetioatinatt tek Meee ven, finale 7 een oa ed j ; \ tye 4 7 r 4 * A ‘* . . a sag “ ¢ a 4 “ all IF YOUR RENT IS UNCOMFORTABLY HIGH sublet a furnished room ant ease the burden. Advertise in these solutes: — —— — eam Pe RGR P= s., E DANCING __HELP WANTED*-MEW, BOYS | HELP WANTED—MEN BONS _ HELP WANTED—MEN, | ew 14— ST. LOUTS ~~ POST- DISPATCH. oe a YI? you have a little fellow, 3 to 5 Fears box _C-202. at-Die : CTE Young man "to learn fine opportunity, with canes or ment. SS ‘eltason Ww sist. Co. i el i al nonneese + OE Ie. en | SPuneral from Wacker-Helderie funeral “Viairorel Tuesaey . BLANK BOOK FINISHER -fieiderie funeral par- Funera! Tuesday, April. 6. at 8:30 a. m., other information can be had at the o! \ \ DRAR ; : _, Poston oa 624 N. a tnd pe aS, oe South myoedway, on Tuesday, April! from the Kron chapel, 2 North Grand of the President. Boaru of Vublic Ser THEATRICAL inde: “tow ant om | has eb ov referred. Apply City Editor, DRAFTSMAN—E Xperienced ot on nant : yard; . Stra Altos Wyon..... 117 Papin | at oa 6 ENTRPER©6~CUR9RT EO mT. | of age. bright and ead ‘and you would cou NTER a —For banch ' tional | die id Society. } purpose of paving and permanently improv- e appointment during sum- BI E R S wie k I\ E, I IRS nnusual baby intelligence. ; $18 week i | adies’ Aid ’ : } mer season. Phone Grand 2109 Vv =y in motion plot urea. get in per __ 308 NB | President of the Board of Aldermen | (Ui dji, Aid Soclety ae copy. st | dian 1.668; estimated value of all taxabie cee of Victor 3i| CLASS; SHORT HOURS; $35) [*,fRiR°S Pat once. National Film Pub- TOU NTER MAN—Solari's Cafeteria ” ° tion 1h, estimated value o aXabie | ne 4 " , touch W ” . . of New York City, and Dr. H. Cc. Tay- | | ROBINSON—Entered A, OF: - Ny Born | proper t' " $15,000,000; assessed value laxt CAVED Dancing Aca‘ demv. nv. Olive and 29th st sts.. \ WEE 0 lieity Corp. 4718 Delmar b).: Forest 4820. (02 } vth orla, MARRIAGE LICENSES, lea a ° i rol eien : niece of Dr. B. M. escsessermment, $7 518.384. Said bonds will be | Pn ty p> Set grand orchestra: danctue Syn- 4 K GU AR ANTEED; Tr ~ ATTE NT ‘ION, x 1TH ST. LOUIS ae OF cu EER OR wood working machine, tree > Auster . 4396 Fairfax lor, chief of the office of farm MaAN- | liypes, ai ial: 5 ‘Sout h Grand avenue. Bx @ 1 D: depen! " $5000" c La. wer Sena ae a steam Store pentane | GO TO TU LS A. OKLA. 4530) q ee YEARS OLD, | Hath st. PPPrTrrirrlirittie ; 0 ' | 15. 20: eposit o ™ require - Siruc eA c asses every Tuesday AL * | Ga: “se eee 1231 Wash agement of the Department of Ag | Due notice of ful eral. D : . ‘ " and Frid pa . ri-| y reserves the right to reject any and | ay senting admission, men pet ] ACL E ~ 9 ; Gevin .. - 422 8. Montrose | RUSH—E ntered inte rest on Sunday, Apri! il bid lédies 25c. H. Albers, manager 44 IDE. FOREST 5562. N *seeeee “*eeee culture. ~ “ai 148, : : : an . apatite taiaati lla ih ) ane eben 8. i. i 4 1900. at 4 >», m., Chauncey Laniel A. L. BOWERS, Mayor, (c8 a a ; 7 nee =" ee Oe ; ear PLY H Vamevir:... 422 ae TE “Rush, beloved ny my Jeriite Rush- Berryman oo .B BERNHARDT’ S—Si ry lea patna | ech ; BELLY night work; colored. Lin- WOR BEECTRIC. CO.. a VOLS AND/ DINING ROOM “MAN waten joes seassees oO i. enia @nu ihe seiti:saan Mu uenM,. ‘iu . « if A OPO ALS misr enent 4 “yp neg np +- i JTree z Bit ar i o t Vandevente r AV. fc) I PACIFIC TR AC KS (el) : colored, Melville Hotel. § - oo. weeeeL eee eeeer ee ‘onan ges ‘Giarksot ush. Agnes Rush and Mrs. a | SE LED PR Ss “—S a” ae gh yt Hy 8 WS- Ble ae SMI’ r H —~And helper: on poles and MO = pees = ences DISH WASHEL—Goo, ood voy See eee eeeeeeeesesees D ) E T H S ca cle an nephe\ LOEB OO OO 2 7 e les- ‘e «hs . - : 2 a Sire. AVADE. cervees ++ 1410 Gratiot | A i rg ba Re Fe ASS Laias vite ave-! BIDS will be received by the Beare of Pub- spertal @ ba fecnene fu) ha WAU Sear: L LAC KSMITH TE Lar ror eh | BOXYS— xe ag mts » | ork. -_ belshetmer’e, ar = Wiliam A, Roethe........Eaet St, Loute, Iii | :, Tuceday, April 6, to Inmacu'ate "je Service of the City of St. Louis, Room | Sectal. seasons, Sl.) S916A Ovitaibr.' arn bincks - cam aia Same l Ce DISHWASHER: ~Man. lunek Miora L. Leed 2909 MecNaltr BAE FE , ees Church, atl0 a.m. interment in 208 City Hall, ‘until 12 m., April 20, 1920. y — ; ; wane {3} T-"O8. Po t-Disnaten and horse shoeing Rox 5 - 8122 N - ~~? ae or re ntered Into rest. April & 1920, Calvary Cemetery. tc) for reconstructing Locust street trom Four.- eaucate your head, wry not your feet? ; ; — ==" ~i ings hie” Mota ee: Sead el oe poe _m., Harry Baer, beloved husban 3 SANGEN—-ntered into rest on Sunday, teenth street to Jefferson avenue. Plans ‘arn to dance at Cave Dancing Academy. B HLACKSMITH— For quarry work at Falling | 4 Hane out 40 years ol ho ERS— Truc "ja oeeee . April 4, 1020, at 3:15 a. m. Kathleen San specifications and forms of contract an Olive and 29th sts.: classes T uesday and abs nee. 60c per hour. East St. Louis +t87 | ] Tth and Lueas. . » Easton av, > be perm Colpa, 11 | Services from residence, 5883 Aashington| ger, beloved (daughter of John and Ania other information can be had at the Friday evenings: also Tuesday, Thursday | ©. 204 Arcade Bidg., Eadt-St. Louls, |. = eer vit White or colored, ; rt Depart: :Colps, I!1 | boulevard, Nhs m= So 7 le April 7, at 10 a, m.| Sanger (nee Spacdy). of the President of the Board of “Lie | Mondas War afternoons; private : a * (en | | BoYS— “16 TO 17 YEARS OF AGE, 1S a 2am. 2247 §, Grand iy A? Ps var! Hf. McDowell .........9th and Chestnut ae oe Dg Funeral will oles place from the family Service. Reom 300 City Hall. _ sd mg geen a ot ee i ' BLACKSMITH—And helpers; experienced on WORK : O Disiiw AsHER. Colored: $40 per “4 nano ra. Pear] M. Shaff p “nnd (Til.) papers please copy. (c2 residence, 2003 North Sarah +e Ba BIDS will be received by the Board of Pub-¢ Bomont oO norte Mie Me) . N. Broa roe ag ho others need apply. ee aarh iTY FOR | ‘TERESTE and Hot Apply ready for work, Wh ‘ wed, at auarry, A . irtin. eee eeeeeee On, un ay. Apri) 4. 1920, ay, pr . at vu: a. m.. oO a ry smne- lic Serv ic ©] of the City of st L, : , I . . ae — oe . , » 7 H (* AL wa IRA " mere ote rater Detm . ae . oo eteade ibert £- a teak oe at a Frederick tery. Interment strictly private. Motor (¢) oo8 new City Hall, until 12 M.. p 2s, MEDICAL. | BL ACKSMITH HELPER—Steady work ¢ and ELE LY ios Locust 4 pn ae 3 ly WEEK-, DRAFTSMAN— Mechanl — “. ay te He P, ste 3302 s gs Banal street, . SBCHU STER—Entered into rest Saturday. 1920. for improv ing King’ S hii Away, 4 ; BO. BOP PPB PLD PDD BL LD LLP Ph Le hha , good bay. apply at once. 1100 5. 12 at et. at AT 8 A. M. THE "DMERSON EL a | = yA fulton lron wleal ane ; ' ia ~To uM A ah lala os4 Indiana and ta Bargmann (nee Kneif), dear brother} April, 3, 1920, at Little Sisters of Poor, east, from Euclid avenue to West Florissant) [7 eee] OOS LE 05 RRS c3) | DAY Aaa. CO ~Aa 8 Co, 1259) ORES - , pe Se900 cone ess of | enry Bargmann, Anna Schultz, Beta. | 3400 South Grand avenue, Mary A. Schuster, avenue; for reconstructing I ddley street. YOUNG women needing help before and dur- DLACKSMI1H HELPER—Experienced: one | ——— , —— “4 hand oer © . ERaTEMRe 20800000000. Decatur ll! Barbara, Herman and Minnie Feager (nee sister-in-law of Mary A. Schuster (nee from Seventh street to Fourteenth et, ing confinement. can find assistance at the who can operate ‘steam oo a = ‘A one —, for office work: DHAPTSMAN- —For structural > tw 18th and - pment eeseeeees-Decntur, Ill) Bargmann) and our brother-in-law and uncle, | Neulle). and dear sum of Mary Lange, at running south of Biddle street. Pl 3, St. Louis Maternity Hospital, 4518 Wash- _Amertean Bri: ice Co. O14 S. Vandeventer. gees ‘ : f ing or desiening: good opportun es CTY ey specifications and forms of congyct and ington bl (o87) a : same crammar school graduates | Post-Disnatens salary expected. , TABORERS-— us —— ro > ~ 8 - ay we a a = ee — ee Ld . : orce Blattery, ile end only of MITCHFE = B Ony ! vi eft MMi me... notice of funeral will be given (cl) | Jeremiah J. ane lrene Slattery >» WwW bods at 3321 East «. 20, pleas with TIN ele National Film Publicit, departrrent; salary $85 per month. (jaorme Mber ....0.. ...++»-Mascoutah [(RGMEIER—FEntered into rest. sud- f loruge - (orp. iS Deimar. Forest 43" (co) 6¢ . pP ee of school. Apply Empl 8i7 Pine eee seemabe 8 lineation Mascoutah j Saturday, April 3. 1920. Re a, cousin, ut the age of 12 years and 20 ae IAL NOTICE— Al er Max Son ers ERS. on an FOR PRESSROOM Century Electric Co. ar nt D m 30RERS— aries F erameier of 4320 tee — ovitz ) f 1221 Oriole : Z : (S—Two young n men, wit a . ry wy yy " Mincte-Sirathman cccccceccccocccecset. LOuis ererendler * ¢ a f. at 8:30 a Markovitz, former; erie! ost accounting. White +o. Apply MR. lh RANZ, Post- DRAFI TSMAN--Over 3B; men for dr vzren Tt seep eesceccooces . East saute uby A, and Charles gy By na penpmacetn. Uso A Minerva aN se to St + W | ; € Se. ee er us wis) Wil! P . arbara s Church, thence to Valhaila Cem- 2 ):—— Seater semen - . ‘ORK: ST ra Spi liilam F. Bergmeler, brother of Mrs. etery (c) ~_ STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS ~ eatin a8: ae NREPERBSCE ST. AGE T ] } } dw re | ture. Ww N. M ATT : at ry. a : 8; 2FERENCES, BOYS—To learn the hardware i ne | - At Clayton. Amanda Kottkamp. at the age of 42 years. SUSANKA—On Sunday, April 4. 19% 0. at _POST-D ISPATC 1 . » IR Funeral Tuesday. Apri) 6. at S:10 p. m., Joseph Susanka, age 52 years, | LOUISI ANA ASE MISSOU At Riv ER —=— |; BOOKER stenographer $27.50 ver CI | in IMPANY 6 agi te, + on : Melkee atieet to Valeatle Tt bemerere tre. | vsloved father of mae. COMP. _ MEN, BUYS | week. St. Loyis Leather Speclaits house. Apply SHAPLEIGH | PRILL PRESS HANDS—To operate ea hester. ~ Fish ea SS ‘ 5 eonard d -@ a: Ss paca — be fas He P A (c) er (n usanka), William, L rd an Si 1] Meeting of the Stockhold ATTORNE v “Ny : $2 1009 ‘Box NAILEI v1 ; t. 2314 i ‘ iiua se OL til m SEP EtE © —Now emploved at ner } ' ts. oods & -Down t0X “4 ‘oO : " > : - bunker (nee Susinka) DRIVER—For_¢ WP Nockel . Oe ee pes Perea, Mo T. Brown of 1637 Texas avenue. beloved | « : | Railroa: ‘ompany or the election « iab ‘aim r : | aun city werk: 21a , Adolph Nockel edhe i iiaiie > on .Des Peres. Mo | bry of Lillan row n and siat- of Mrs. : : Tapert vul dear bruther-in-law una Ulle need or pam dh he ED eh ay ‘pee é > ba eo a r b. : . ~e de : . " 4 _ ake Ae some: roys ‘ olored i “Os N loth «ft Aa floor. (ez) , )! & 2 — ers for all ; (vryden @; Fisher. .... At is, ii! i Soy smmonds and Mrs. Jeaute lioderic! Funeral Wedlnesd April ¢@¢ t > ae of such other busin as may p: ‘ leid, mitside of \! “ aa 7 . n . HOY —s¢ Louis Platine (a lo N 4 fer) ¥- Start at $10. for 4S-our “week, y av | DIVER Kor » wate, w b = ~ ss pig th from residence, $141. N Meramec street to St iv come efore th reting, Wi ive Y practice, lil cONsiter proposition fr 1; BOY—For stock rvem department. TOF N. | Haturus : off meray ‘ ful, light = : : * ot ae ~ poh jay n, ol, . on w! : ul eoneern at ¢ ain (a. 1 o 6 ¥ s: clean an areful, light. Pine 2. mg C ayte > & im. from Peetz Bros.’ chapel, 2759 L: ; Paul’s Cemetery, Member ot! ilnut Camp, 2 Pallwav 0 cto me : . be ovat ee with high-grade ben wre SG truck a. Un . s. atehanie: i. _2Terces. ; _! yo Oa $ ren. fe teen nai ’ * pleasant and very profitable trade. DRIVE R—City work; aT ‘man wil} BO lullanphy Chambers. Uv, pods DES ee The joard of Directors 3 “he iD out 3- a > | : “ vac oom, | . tore S808 I eli: is | oy Cer fy Engraving Co.. 4th floor, eae DRIVERS wor lumber h ng: ¢« ara - AN: ORE RS - us ™ and Mt. Russell, 1435 N. Twenty-fourth. Muis ee wy delivery Saeninaten: SSA) | white: 40¢ an hour. F210. lair ? Na ee idney. Toh n | th ‘hacek. f ru! . AY Ta . mealies alee i ee sete decd” Gael 1 SOK KEEPER Sit-: is vo hess : utger } C d S.. Charl Le hans . oe Bg cage ‘ sae small to hire @ regular paoltk jeeper: Ta) ® work j ‘ug store. | Glarence Jt ianslisn, ‘60s Pace bh "Cag: gemma Bante xe es a must agg bg) hy | DRIVER—To drive a team, Apply ki 18 ; fine ch iny 1858 W (ay —For drug sto: 6: experienced | pre ferred. (Ta - Ww ‘ Vv nm av ; mo 1¢ a, ‘ort “Crayton. ourley, beloved wife of Martin Curley, :aoth | age; 00 ages. PP ney at p ae "i from residence, 3616 South Grand avenue, to VW f SHARPE, Secret : __referen Pe omont 1035 29119 Chestnut ‘ars : ‘Buttles, Bais Mills. Mra. Catherine Stiever, Mrs Anna aa, —— ' Donald Mfz c ‘o., 1312 _Washington; 4th fl atiot Paul’s Cemetery. i "- . : hr, 2847 Nebraska. Cates, Mrs. Margaret Burch and Mrs. Crrio- vited. UMaCETD Relatives and crtenee >) work @ specialiy; work guaranteed, 4454] Be Fi Col lored, “to work in factory >. Cozpns (s)| ak ¥. Co., 1812 Washington; 4th fl. fe) DI: CUGIST ASSISTANT R al BA. - : ; — ‘egistered. c a a N, Leffingwell, . BS40A Laclede avenue. on Tuescav fat? eT , i re + i | BOY— -Must be 16 years old, 8th Delmar and King's highw 5 BORER ‘| father of Pearl Stulce, Mrs. Wargaret Woo day or = nn 4141 ‘Labadie. Xavier's Church. Interment in Calvary - or phone Lindell 70 (1) BOY—-To drive grocery wagon: $18 per week ay. 6100 Easton av.; . Funeral w ill take place from Art ur 1! ELECTRIC WIRING ETC JAI } 5 ke 1 4 nres position in private ; a tbat em y CURTIS A Se Ce ha NE taggin lly Pag leit i fami ruck driving: references. Box | BOYS—14 to 14. to count tablets { 2R— "ha : Hens awets ante Potties: | himself useful around office ;|U¥E"=Pygr helper. Siar Dycing we Hamburger ¢ At Belleville, Kiesworth), and our dear grandason, nepher Ww “ or wl ii] he “0 7 ' I . ; _ ie * . 12: o* ' ; —— A. Ettling.....+.++-+++++++-.Belleville Ituska street. beloved husband of Nellie t uneral Tu slay, April : ‘ ' 7" , Pr gene on bill 4A ‘ 0 2 in from the residence of his aunt, Mra. M. } OS eta ed ‘” oT N. 7th ; uis E M PL OY M E NT “ se cP zs . 8 | r . ww TP ce BOOK KE EPER -— EXPERIENCED rur.| Dispateh pressroom. See ( ) pay and opportunity for f ’ uns; fine ck Anna Piel, Fred Bergmeier and Mrs. Sudhir ome 'H. (1) : 'BROS., 2922 E 3 > m SORE — siness wholesdle ». Easton JED WHY Walia PSSST gal Be a) prom Ziewenhein Rros.’ chapel, 26°38 Chere. dear husband of Mary Susanka (nee Seeker), business In large ho | av. v0 4 . Joseph,, Mra. Eleanor Bt. Louis, Missouri, April 5, 1920. ———— -~ | Co.. 818 4 Preston Ww tse eeeees fb Maryin’ | Ceased was a member of | ae : ‘ ‘ockh aT Se CO.. 4th 1 Washingt Ron at, ; e+e e*-* olozan re y 1! ” ; ) ctor Ss 44 ~ de: rrother ‘ “Ss d a . . . . . : iY » Kini BROW N—On Sunday, April I. 0, Lulu | "tmen a ~ &, ° , + . nnd Frank rs ie Louisiana and Missouri Riv ya | year, experienced in veneral practice ani, 5th and Mullanphy sts (e2) HDW. Si t an asnin on. - ; OT ‘¢ ] . .or ‘ir char pe: |’ sol : (eo es DRE EKs— Taro white. 4202 8 Sarr _. oe Carison e. AU ons, , . - 7 sa} afternoons; must roadway’, | Buneral Wednesday, April 7. Uno. at 10) Anthony's Church, thence te SS. Peter andj held a ifrice of the company in Roorn Oe) pe aie aie Gee ace -y 2 Apply yto le Mo ; fayette avenue, t's Bellef« ntal) ia + aoe sory. ; -? a al a . : : 4 014 their meeting immediately vo! ling D out . .. ; ’ . chac and the lat nila Leta tp iad wide t bie - ghnte, and t« — ” on tom Sag. He en “LO GFive vcery delivery wagon, a ' 7 yay ' one , na slr > A - cae oe : and James’ Church, Ferguson. Ato. St. Sohn rank J.. George R. f 3 : a BOY—To w ork 3 in 1 store re and run ar KR--For cily delivery wagon. "sap for d bel “tht imnaqe —_s . ASOLING se ws, = me keep vour books af! business hs ‘ urs. © rE eerered into cnet on Saturda j wright. teenth. y+ | daughter-in-law. piace. : ey. Ke. gh 8, 1920, at 11:35 p. m.. Margaret A. Muncral Wednesday. April 7. ot ° 2. m ident. ‘hor mer ‘oldmail o> ashwa ii zit Solseaam” Wee +S - ae 42 ranean. i ‘ithe oe K ERT & MEI SEL TR UNK | DRIVERS—To drive at Kir hi h ansas. James J.. Eugene J, and Thomag M. St. Pius’ Church. thence to sS. Peter vd . —= —roterences__Bomont 1085 : | OY S—16 . to work in factory. Mec- : on W rr ae \ "Ta _Grat re Jaen veut om g sg ig V CR ORW id jobbine cabinet . , : n- | asnington ay. (c OR LF > mer 982 Hebert. tine True. our dear sister and crandim»toer. ) owe JUNIOR I RU ‘G_CLERK— 658 Bart Franklin. Funeral will take place from the famiiv| STULCE—Entered into rest on Sundar, , ae April 4, 1920, at 7:50 a. m.. Andy Sruice N SS CAR DS | Cc AFP ENTER ~Sit. oo of all kinds by BOY- -Colored, work in- drug store, 6118 Eas ‘at 8:30 a m. ¢ a contract ‘all at S5SS Washington con Shes. (cb) | , U . . 7 Ky Been x iu) Calvary | 4nd Mrs, Alice Gantt, 01 Oe 3 i —— : | grade graduate, neat and|DrvUG CLERK ‘Junior; canbe 0d; side work ; } anklin. emetery. ¢ a Pe references Fortner's Mark 2 She y 770, | 7 Donnelly’s funeral parlors, Tweaty-iirst and or = 27 ost sepatch 4. 1920, at 2:20 p. m., at his residenéo, 4373 m. Interment in Valhalla Cemeter fc); WE spec —~ in wifing ready-built houses Cv hi | 2 ow coe ge ook, | wife gene \ 3 0 machine 6h ; i A st-class, nonw T - P iu he P $ ¢ KK, if "eo ers | > ¢ N TT ‘ lel © lac a _ - « - . ow ) ueral | BOYS 7 years i, for machine 6h p. “AD good chance for energetic boy ; LEC TRICIAN ~-First- = we nion; LO. ake ] Gibson avenue, Joseph G. Dill, beloved hus- SULLIVAN—On Sunday. Apri] 4 19°0.; _Mid- We Electric Co., 2221 Keokuk; Sid Lad OOnS 1h . Fae, on (cS) ow se Ors a reas OSs _ tne st, g piv r ’ ¥F rv _Mfe. Co.. _ 2224 N, Sth ‘Bt. have complete set of tools and r : ~ er good salary. Call on Strasmer, no triflers need apply. Columbia Bie pwest end of li nev oo e 3 Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. otor T in her elghty-elghth vear. +P ban S e v) and M..Jankal, (10 Market. brother — Re ER eames, 2. Sullivan, husband of ‘the | iate Sit Avckisnstrenh? ad Een : cle. In his ffty-sixt Sa08 uilivan (nee Hoffman), and fath-, G rchitectural; and superinten’d-| p@Y-—-To | } 7. an kmater. 8928 Callfornia. Tue n ts oe = : Ag . | er of James W., William, Charles and Fran 1 CARPET CLEANING— -UPHOLST'G t. u rs gFraduate, wishes situation OSE pared peor ee N, | 7 ait Co., 1109 Pin wa wit s r. an utherford £796 Union, coe. Seneewe SRGRr. (©) | Sullivan and Mrs. Edward Hinz and the fate | F industrial builders Bos N-.') 3 _— Post- Dispatch office. (¢8) — BACQUERER ire _ an BoM Cottage: twins. PURSHS W--Batered into rest on Satur- Margaret and Oscar Sullivan. dear brother of | GLOBE Carpet Cleantng Co. 2624 Olive st ’ost-Dispatch oy | BU Y—¢ colored, to. do porter | work. KE “Hahn : ELEV ATOR OPERATO . d Morean. 3 n day. April 3, 1920. at &:30 Dp. m.. Mar- Alice, Eliz beth O« ety i Will Sul it ig Bom ont *f2. _ € yentr: a) 4 4! ide (c* aT wp a NQUISIRGIEN te “yay OUTRUN Bene oe Skirt Co., a WS W: ashington av (@) BOYS T ] k 7 7% T - . 7 a 4 aret C. Forshaw Foams, F itzgerald) a ro . era} _ 1. coy A ste i ant ullivan. -y; AGO . —_—_—- EXECUTIV! Sit. . thoroughly grounded in!; Boy — Pri ‘Th dze } 0 earn trun making, ored for - afi THEKS—isz i ‘V ni an 4 mV ea w ive of Josenh Forshea — de ear patty i a mS Aa HI resi‘ ence 2 his . Lugh- Cc Hi ‘ Lis) ¢ “al et be le aning c . carpets sen organi: ration ani ; eftficienc y methods and Anniv aso , - # Ket. 9 K! . var have license. 12 “ k - , passenger, In ine. 1 am Ada of Mrs. L. L. Bucklew, Joseph Jr. Luctlle, avenne, of Tuesday, April. 6 —? p.m. t9 2030, Ts ] .. i pew — Ses “— Ro rey ‘ . ands py at 1). ae iy son | named de 1 BO Y—-WHtte ¢ 7 7 7 $ lls Biden be hile learning ; , mercantile house ; >; must : ATHE: AND BE + ize beth. Jun ' ’ y. . ~ " -» tO] oe _ SO ITIS FER! i its ) Ox yo b ost i isp; ite (27) O\rV- nite or ‘colored ; $1 » per W ek. s Stan j- - a - * > and Kine’ oe cemmad Mra, L. A, MeMulien rue niter of icc! St. Edwards’ Church to Calvary Cemetery. | VACUUM CLEANERS RENTED—Tne best | GARDENER Exberience ay pooces _ard Catering Co., 2574 Olive st. i);@hance for advancement; must d ref Box Bi. a J. ¥. Lagi iy = Fitzeerald at the age of 65 vear sac! | Deceased was a member of Carpenters’ U nion, | for house cleaning; $2 delivers’. Forest trade in E urope, wants sit, 1 = tuhouse, | BO¥—Colored, for = store; referenc . it lo y Neha a rae 11], . : Funeral e | Local No. 73. fe) | Sax teres (729) ead, BL r vegetables’ desire naition: ~ nilte maker . 7 /be years or over. HERKERT Tal Tueeday, at 8:30 a. fr . . lower beda or vegétab! dcsires sition _1128 Ha iton. Cabanv 1520. q dence. 4247 Flad’ we ‘ ar » from resi TEBBE—>F ntered Into rest on Saturday —_—_——— - at pe 4 pee Hrs, Saeed ate Loe vidoes ispa c iF . avenue, to St. Margaret's 3, 1920, at 1 dha 2 Kan., Mrs. Elise MISCELLAN EOUS NOTICES dea net + i. A dy Oe Post. 1 hang ch. a BP 30 S—Experience unnecessary ‘loister | & MEISEL TRUNK CO., 1218 ’ :. salary; f ‘ fer | pats ib Press. (08 Olive (eo) EF LEVATOR OPERATOR ray : ost-Disnatch, “DGER CLERK- pepe owe MAN—Sit.. 29, good on accounts, corre BOYS—For light factory work, we: mp. | Chestnut. Cc g actory wot . Com} Le ) Freight, in large whe man atid reliable: +? > 4 FOX- Entered into rest on Sunda April| _ Funeral services trom “Witt Bros, shape Tr mF, — K act All oo” V. ny 1 Fox. a. reer South + ye ‘ao on Jue sday | as oo adhe hauled by Stor or 7°?) Lamas to $2.00 spondence, rates. law; university to fey ad @ ae’ @ an nee odd). pril 6. at 2: Dp. m. nterment {tn Belle- oad. 8. atson, omont is 2 tion, best references Box P-39, P.-D . ol og mail orders s00d = Ca: : loved x band of A 4 ms, E (ne Bey ah + ihe A e 1c re AR PEN TER WOR} K vw i jobbin ralinin et M LN “iy f above 4 expertence A n farm # oy: oe ‘or. filling mail orders: good future. BOY S 16 to 18 y ears rs old, t to house: steady work, go a2 ar des) ired. Hox 7 Hurger, 7 Po Oriole. and our dear grandfather. UPSHAW-——On Saturday, April 3, 1920, at | work a specialty: work guara! teed, 4454 " honest, industrious, wishes employment Ou | he ee ee ark at oe | * ork mei furs ; . h ' f otnepnentaniiaatiemnes c Paperionee) Ha . Bchort, 717 ‘ty Funeral] will take place from the family lO-45 p. im.., Dr. Harry A lp shaw of 3166) Cozens. aries is) | emall ik. io ; P-896. Post-D: spatch oa ee os -To work in grocery, age 15 to is 5. Cone | ere and Box B- 112, Post-Dispateb. ms eee Nia Haynes, 1488 8. Compton. residence, 5455 Plover evenue, on Wednesday Morgunford road, beloved husband of Anna 7 said a pao =" areete . aes 1d's, 1141 Union (c steady boys to make ood w ridge & at LEAS of Nativity, Interment ts Sect, & ree | Gn Uscanw. enn et tre wer of Sr SE ae Bon ‘Ghana "Seo02" Vie gag Ege IE wh gos aning, gariening, wall | +56 —To deliver ordera. A. Miller Grocery | S oe aati WHEEL werkt, aa — om o ativ r 1G s , ris é one Gran i ic- | paper cl ing | calcimining. Johnson, oan ete — er Groce ; oe iva nterment in Calvary Conletery.| Giadys Upshaw. brother of Ira W.. Platt, W. | en "usa aor (| tee wee mi | Oe, BOM Ietnachaee. y;and earn advancement;’ experi-| sisieatie Casting Con 4 oy 4 oo ° .- ~ - ~ oy -? ee ee - - > =. *»? 2 > =, o 54, 2OLLA . Fierece:; | , 6 ghee a ate 3otin y dg SE Bessie’ Galvin (neo Newhouse avenue, Duke Willlam Well: ington, | Up your f! fom, wut your pipes or dirty yous }) tat, Post-Dispatch. : ; HAN . 2 N. Broadway: homi- ; | beloved son of Earl an amie ellington, ouse; we dont want your money ‘nie tn spate! oe 5 Ee Ta —-— im Mahawe aL | ress Brick Co.. No, & Plant King’ ‘GREIXERS of tunera) will be given. and dear brother of Earl Jr. and our "de par | ee are eatisfiel. John Scheen Prurz! SPE TAL TY SALESMAN—Sit.: experienced Ooia bes learn in bakery. Smith Bakery, | way and Frisco R. F ’ {ing's met ters, 2. 1128 N. 14th; diphtherta. ER—On Sunday, April 4, 1920, at’ grandson and nephew. ®., 1411 Wright st. Kinloch Central r ® specialty: open for ive produc oh we ston av Sein ‘' BRICK HANDLERS 7,7 emer ERRAND BOY—C zotored: $8 per Konczakowisk!. 32. KIT Hic kory: seD- | a « wD. b ™m.. Edward Greiner, age 41 years, our Funeral Tuesday, April é, 19 at +A) S30 Peli Tyler ore) ; oe DP Poet Lis (2) BOY -To work it iTrug f# re: Rood “position: brick plant: elecewerk. » oo paving Schwelick’ = Prte. Co.. 11a Olive. ear brother, brother-imlaw and uncle, ‘a. m. from the Kron chapel, 2707 North RC: i » a sSRAPHER—Young rears, | —-references. Te nth. and. Mark (5) Brick ¢ No , ne oe ERRAND BOYS— ras pes 19, 8740 Marine: sensts. wunerel Wednesday, April 7, 1920. at 2 ‘ PrERCOLATORS--We repair ali makes: FRAPHER ung man, 21 years _ a 0.. No. 11 Plant, King's highway and 0 For delivering 3 Prer. 78, 4458 Page; an ina. ; from residence, ISO4A Allen avenue, to ro: esac uateaatee , om handles that don't burn off; aiso sulder n with alltomobile firm, now | i Y—About 16. for drug store: “Gay work, Ma Pac. R_ER fed) salary $8 per week. Apply to Aute ber 46, 2648 “Chippewa: heart Marcus’ Cemetery. 3) = aluminumware 915 N. Broadway. mployed wit utomobile concern: desires Grand and Russel? __ | BRICKLAYEi-sas. 55 years of f axe; lig light | B18 Olive st.._ 4th fMeor. BAL. ViN—Rntored inte Test on Seshhanw UNION House C! ening Co. does’ exper pa per 191, Post -Eenatel $125 per month. Box ¥-/ BOY—vro run errands an? help in store. Work; state Wages. Box H-117, Pust- Dis - ERRAND BOYS-—Colored, wood pay. Jon an 1 Mo ; homictde. pril 3. 1920 m., Emma Halpin LOST and FOT IND and fresco, paint & ing: give in : — _- ~ | _Rubelmann Haw_ Co. _ 7 N a patch. (c2) __902 N. Broadway. 3d floo : a. «sx Sage gy : rok, Helen ani J} | aug be convinced. Phono Main 2t03. Ortice. TECHNICAL GRADUATE _ | 30¥—17 years of Sei gte york in” shipping VU SSRONS Wagen $12 Bert Masters’ Lurch FIREMEN—Two kiln; two men fa Ntariuri. #1, | D elen an —— — a on 3) , 7) a |; room. Apt » Wainu (ei | = We 1 (e) ley, 45, 82319 Ca lina: ident. ! ae = ~ Eastern college, 26 years old, with expert- — — — — J ————.- work on eu q ur adley. 4 1 menth. 145% ee ee sister ‘of Mrs. Mary Briggs LOST Metropolitan » to 60e Stores ence handling men since | leaving coll sge, one errands and work T factory Lael ecemmaienl WANTED. aS FIRE nana. Any at W feos «Sag ae ve ie a’e'ectan's. w iil take PLD PO RB OOO Oe | We especial ze tn th! nt wants position with manufacturer to earn a e "4 o. 7 anc ocust sts.. ol iy ‘ e +e 80u ern epa ment Nain Kaisser, ST, GS24 North Market; heart aed 2202 Benton street. on. Tursday AUTO LICENSE—Lost; 107,458. Taciede! or sell. address Bor B-134, “host-Disnatehe Se BB Bn C1 | RES | ho soownian ae aed “iumzano 8 buyer fo- Douglas streets. el ae ova Ls. ic) (c®) ) xeci ma ep { 1 ts; : eu ’ ‘ i Tth or &th xrade;: for ship ing de; ar: The man we want must a wee oiee onl — - __ a 7 ' ma nz meltais wvorelerre a L ot ] Ask for Mr. Schabach. Elde - Mf Pn have suces ssful rec ord. = wonderful _ ” ‘wees ves. bite BG. 800 Cass py nderers, > . MAN-—Young. 19 2 pril *6, at 8:30 a. Jy —. Bo ~ as Trederieka Geyer, 77, A Hodiamont; heart | net aga Interment in “Mount Carme!] com a o hrnt hfe Cabany 2904. t platinum, | ~ _PRINTING AND ADDRESSING '69, Post-Dispatch. 2) ‘18th and Lucas ortunity { ff i 4 e rnda none Cabany rewar -. . een ca , ——— — S otfered an re » " Tr ro re /" ones Price 85, 1323 peste ; apoplexy JAECKLE—On Sunday. April 4, 1920, at BAR PIN—Lost; di — re cae. ~~. i Dk poe RS— —Tw > first-class men | KU YS--For wholesale house: 16 years a | Recrund only by a man’s ably te chew a. FREIGH r HANDLERS — Ba ” Hamitoa aA _ ‘olored, to muaete Harris, 23. 4237W Labadie: tuber. | 5 a. m., Henry Jaeckle, beloved ‘ather of ~ Os amond; aturday; down- a want postiion; 5 vears’ experience on fix-/ for office work: salarv a50 ne » Sults. Give full detail ti 12th and Washt ingt . Re ad F / bane] and ‘Alfred Jaeckle. and ' town district: keepsake; reward. Gide Mar- AAI—C ws Al EST place in town for printings re and mac hin a design Box P-347 P -b t) ] flac * Ro . . re ot" mean o fo or | ~ ~ rere G NER—O ho ur : — no Angelo SUnvvocht. 41, 1018 N. Cardinal; pneu. | er. brother-in-law pel “amen te —— _auette, Marshall 4 MeGill & Co.. 123 N. 11th st. Cen tra) TUSK Ui an machin ; oti, “hh | 50¥— ws ifles Rox C-1!1 P.-D. ae pate PROS Nannon ay coaence GARDENER nM ng sadivecean : ow AN es “wash c _ 7 monthe and day BARPIN—Lost. rw Nemeny _ | 14) | —— a —— Toe ae | DOY—From 14 to 16 years at age, to deliver - ee — ul cu ube; married man nf a 1 Delm r bl. Funeral trem residence, $423 (taska street, —_ liberal reward patina pe Be d. ALDRESSING—Accurate. quick, low rates. ‘I RAF FIC MAN ACER | Reset bundies und make himself useful. G. | ' ANDYMAKER- ‘To run Dunbar popcorn he A place: rent free, Toad pal = fAN—To cae aro Wednesday. April 7, at 1:30 a. m.. to Priaity Cabany 2100 (c2) Cope Advertising Agency. 620 Chesinut s:., Ww ith grain or milling company: 10 years’ | comet woven Co.. 08 Waa gton. (cs) Colin Sine ond make crackerjack. Aomy Opportunity for wife te = vot 1700 _Frankiin av. Evangeiical Church, Neosho street and Mi- ey —— S¢ Lovie (oe Hee] aK = ay — = 15 vears old. for office. work: salar Nlolise-m: ask for Mr. McK ) “ e to help in kan ave th AR PIN—Lost. downtown or Hodiamont ext se 2 PS pat £5 : — SAN : eee Ae Boat ‘Dispaten, am _Colpred. ie. avenue, thence to St. Matthew's oe e- cer: platinum: diamond, in center; reward ‘ates and rules: age 37. Box P-231, P.-D.(1) ‘ ond sgn oh a positions, with CANDYMAKER—Wanted by oi estadlist.ed GARMENT gst ai . Wages, S720 Was ont. STOVE REPAIRS» WIXD W TRIMMI advancemen Rox 117. Post-Dis. (2) Texas manufacturer, one experienced stick . DYER-—Lun raus, = | NDOW LIMMER—And =a “writer; ~~ | Candy spinner and one open fire man: per- a aot st a ‘ rely {i News in Br eT | thos Workers’ Union, Local 'Sa,°5o% £4 S046 Hides, “Catiany 300 | e. f rd *y = 7 aa ? Cone v " ori " « Bb OY s— r or . ‘ tory Ww ) k : ess LEAD Ss = Py jet. Call Grand 2206. yTiberal joung man, graduate of Koester School of Monarch Afetal Ww eather I pone —. : “On manent employment: give detail experience ah INEM Ea perlonced eceeiy fer , » . , | references etc., in first letter. Rox J-192, Aluminum Shoe Heel Co itt as —- - ® a : tT | : ‘er ——- | > . = 2 —81: all rooms: BC :OKKEEP I: R—§ Sit ve pais ote winery Call A. urug store; $15 per week 5154 Lafayette. | e r, I. m Colf 2033R.. —— ‘ ¥ : kK; must under _ — — —. = | Works. 1 mile north of Baden. (e3) : *. =a ¢ 500 S.” inwe hil fo) Steady wurk with . oc Westminater om . ng's hie ¥ — ee ’ ana our . » whisky Wb RDAY POLE FIGHT dear sister, mothor-in neck: has cold: name Gyo: reward. 1038 WINDOWS. vaper and pain leaning Call LADY—Sit. by day, cleaning or laundry. | NDRESS—-Sit.. by col , odaeren : hi ; en ae » ae - ISOLA—Entered into rest on Saturday HANDRAG—Lost; lady's Cherokee car, | STORAGE AND MOVING ‘Ing home: city referenc or*Homont 2612Ww | B BOYS—16, several good paying positions epen “eUR—For Ford | delivery. 6180 I Del: Good opportunity to : BAN-To take cur ——————— - | for boys who wish to learn trade Apply fe) | Learn a trade. . ariving must Bes fi: ates af a | ag APril, 8 1920. 2 gg is ope tataer of eauns: St ease 2 contains «malt! ARSE INAT. HEIGHT: tN) L Av NDRESS— Sit be l 1, brt i 2 » naigo an rs. Rowe Cavag- amount of money. key and K. P. ch ; (3 Sw move by ch mer” ny Colors ring OUN-) 2211 Chestnut cd) | c i FFE —Y¥ Pc j \Mlasvari otanieal Gardena mharo, and jear grandfather . lilera. reward. Return to AO! 56 so rand | OL.iré “entra!l S530 Werent’ nd. y os d'es home Call Romont 1605 WW. | RoW = ; ——— —__* 4 - 4 waa teas iin woe ie delivery: WAGNER ELEC. MFG F: mM :} fe | Funeral from idence. 99) Bourn Euclid — n aciede. Are 7 Teenie = 7 ge Re A ep ee BOY-—Bright, to operate telephone board nan Ais ehsl 4 ‘ = N-. To operate tr res HAND BAG— r $s aT oon, i olore d. Whuts Tuesday r factory office: must be 16 years 0) 1. _ Tal ’ oe Hotel Kine's 6400 P ts . . th Hotel, King’ ot , 1 Tsew. | piv Hydraulic Press Brick Co,. 1337 8. highway ant “Waterm : eS ae lymouth. _ id : ‘ oven | avenue, Tuesday. April at 8:30 a early y of ‘In St. Charles Borromeo’s Church. thou to’ Car day. ‘some ch ange and key: ra- ITU Al. xine .) “t Bhaoren®« Co., 3612 N ni ——s . ‘aden one the déze-wers. was ward i Cabany dane Ww. oth st. ntral 9OHFL, (el) Kine’s highwav ) vary Cemetery (c) — (e) on Sek) INDRE SS—Sit., laundering: or cleaning | —————~"=' ), CHAUPFELU R—First aw must work in HARDWOOD FINISHER—Ex k AVL KEYS—Lost: bunch: in or about Union Sta. S0U".H SIDE ‘(AGE AND MOVING CO and Thursday Call Lindell 49203. | BOYS—SIx boys. from 16 to 19 ¥ . tor | store. Jeffer - ." — Experi an Bor te key was used to get into the ; a pundey. pril 4, 1920, tion. Call Sidney 4630 nion A 1903 Sidney Bt. "fi anes: ware) ; . — Sa rartou { ’ years old, (Or | oe ee enrnct, SN _Jefferson. | as iM Claes & Lehnbeuter Mig. Co., arb T. Moore, director, reported. of oe Pe. Mary Lawler (nee Lee), wife DOCKET a. ._ an — > tor (07, Sid 9: em | ve NDRESS_ Color vaaha ih Akon an ploy a, reer = fac avy. Apply Em- « ‘HAUFFEURS—Pac kers and helpers for! 7% 3 7 pr eres 6 late atr eC awiler, our dear mother, c . ost, Sun: jay night: gold. con- = a oe —— ee Ty 4 . ee . \ Sms f : « 4 ’ A ~y } epar lent, entury flectric Co ‘ storag m . * penn abe | 7 a * ~| a mother-in-law and grandmother. taining, picture of a soldier; initials M. F ADV ANCE Movir 2 Co. nt M) to a con- indleg_to bring home. 4163 Wegt Belle. | 1817 Pine st Wiis SP pi lols | ge Creme GAG Moving. poly 3615 N, re mye pig #4 ease oe fret-class, & “tare of estomecit unera rom residence of her daughter, n left corner: between Union Statto na ' a i e exchange Jomont 1829 sAUNDRESS—SI!It.: bundles to. bring home: BOYS —~Bright. over 16 yearspof aee. for ardor | CTPA ood. ~~ une stock saddle -Warren Hd. vate f at SCELLANEOUS }- + Carine bey ‘ww North arket Retur ay. ge pe St st. or Wellston aoa indian (cS) hest of referonces. Bomont 2249W ome? | department: fine onpertunity ton re Bemis | EA ellround man: steady . Memp Pa Stratton-W ba Vi . Yous. uesday, Apr at 8:30 a. m., t eturn to M. F. King. care Browning, King | VING . otinie Tee Se eee ———=—==- | ment Apply to Mr. Simpson Meyer Bros - - - “ mate, aaa . VAN, A CARPEN PER, Si. kdwa art's Church, thence to Calvary Gem- | _& Co ne . va par ee A oe PD —T co, | “AUNDEESS— Sit.” colores’) | bundien to| Drug Co. 4th and Clark. (087 F aT = a Ole et a ATPER—eenezlenced 3 on mews Say Foeitin aad Waal t 7, . ON ae ‘ " “On ~ i UES Oe | ring ome, Kor roner; clean rasher: | . : . t--Wet cleaner fon w hel t TS ~ . gen do" — M BAIN r te stONEY Ta pent: Fe Sa aturday , ieee |) an 3} seen | _P! lease write Lillie, 8033 Wabhineton. 0} ee i mh. yearg Old and hp. t0 earn crate- | hous Star Dyeing & help in. cy sate HATTER— Allround: need sition for @ : = Pretecht - Saverte got there yes- yy os Dao et into — on Saturday, |= cn — BE ‘ance moies furniture. rugs, sew- . ] | portunity ipply to Leigh B nce. | LN. Grand 42) man. Write to Mond the Hatter, Eaenovins eqar ttre ave resulted tS cerey ot 1k eenetn Bie- ay bby “Hoty tt Palladium “icoiler | ing Machines and V: ictrolas tf stored wn our | UAUNDRESS—Sit. colored woman wants! Oo. 1904 N. Main st. ane Cae! CLERK—Assistant ahinclam clack at tac | eet sone. Ma . n eturn nnes .ous » “ ‘ au + work; out by day. ‘all 6 p | lial c - Mpping erk at — ~_ A M PURSE—L« Lost, containing a = = Se ee | Sate Bat go a ae 4% 03 St —— _Bor ont. 2051 R_ - eee te . mg BOYS 1 > or ~ 16 years o. 1d. to w ork in ma- clede.- c hristy ¥, 5900_ Manchester ia 7 ~ and ohuer ein aae rok wtate all ~ eat es tw a | , I either tn Kres Nuger mpg wend, ee * ... . or eee Laan le ——~| chine shop: good chance to learn the trade: | CLERK—W ame xperic . t=» @Geasen: & : wee 1p? Babs | geners OF 1 THD UNITY, WA-/| dear bro ke's or Nugents, o1 theres | LAMNORESS—Sit. by first- -claas; Mon. lay, | short hour i ‘ ome | . pete SE DP a for| rience fully. Tonnefeld Cleaning ‘a. b Wodlarmens and King's histeray, cele: | Helen Thoinss und Hugh Mebais and ous | press BOX NI. Post-Dispatch “| ~~ LEONORI STORAGE CO, Tuesday ‘ana ‘Ween RTT on wee: | Rae ane peep easier ene MAvancemens. | — extending and billing, Box C408, P-D. () | Tula. Ou, | S—Youns. i eth a re 4 LOS simali, containin he Pa) : = ; 3401 Watnut Jora Moore. i — . _-- mat 854; ha Fireproof warehouses for safe storage ee ee ee ers eure. ——_—_—_—~ | BOY—Office boy, to assist in ‘mailing de : tendive and billing Ror «¢°-410. r, _— “1D "Hotel 4 : ard ‘Pin Yad colores. a ° 2 iT "Delmar — ‘ . as|from fami! resid 1° | oe D m., ward Grand SAWTR ty furniture, automobiles, boxes, pianos, etc; LAUNDRESS—sit. by colored; fo laundry | partment: also go errands; good chance for | en | ERK—R liab a a —a eg = £ ma , street, thenze to tag Resanes PURS&—Lost. lady's gray. on Sarah st. or’ natiste en “C asian vice efficient, prompt. work or cleaning. 8906 [airfax. Mrs. | advancement: by West End manufacturing | former. b. eae . - ak Se a Scant ae Colored Uncna Hotel, King : os ~Youns. i be Deceased wus a = “4% r of Local No, 4, St | Southampton car, Sunday: finder please re- Grer *Lac le ‘e GREEN ZOUr (Socde our care. | Green enon | ee Call Cabany 2280 __fe3! | 128 N. Main. East St. Lou! . i En? acermen . wares. Vict " 2 a "- C- *¢ avs Li neel] 214% Deimar 2. as os een eee = | ane —~e iim. ( «& . IVEN RY A ANTON = yearn. “ : & Ss. and T. Ww turn _to BQ Easton av. : reward. -. fek ats ‘eld I. AU NDRESS—Sit. : hand lau ndrv: quent BOYS e DRI YEA RS_OF AGE. TO ¢ OP. | CLER —~Experlenced retai! hardware a and | HOUSE MAN a xperienced ; references ’ N _ - pty = ran into o merica, 1 PU RSE —Lost small, with $18: 1 ten and ie ee ee Be amily weshing or gentlemen's fin! shed or NOT NEC Ga Ro re APP PT : wat 5 “ar ren f | — al ittker Hardware an? Contrac- | Ho wa SE MAN. —— he repr : ; Marries ooo age! ~~ % © east ap- al ones; sma change; “between Finney and ==>, unfinished. Call or write. ma me, Se “te - 7 aan Z t.) tora Sur unDly Co, 2346-48 North — ark: t.fe2) | — ~ Colores experienced , tee a Se ht 80 a Se mTia0, at kD em. Mra. Nellie Av Mteredicy | McMillan. Saturday evening. Finder please ip }} _Faston_av.._rear. te | SHE ie eae FER ELECTR wis 1c URS. $9), CLERK—-YOUNG MAN. it | = ene ee | BOYS | TYPE SEE UTHOFF WAG.| ,£004 wages. room and i * exberionce, nor antes Th M ith, name on cross, remembrance, from deceas> =a | P- 7, Post. D> spate ~ gagetge = hes | 16 to 18 to work in stockreom fn tadier’ ELECTRIC C0. _ 400 PLYMOUTH tel. 4148 Lindell wo : ly . friend wy Call Tyler of Central SOR0, ATTORNEYS AT LAW iy ee ee eT : setae « ae ee oe | hat factory. Stein-Poulson Mfg. Co 1200 'CLERK— With tetall store experience: to nell | en A yy on geet 5 , ’ aR ‘work aro and e —— ane -O20 BD. Ge. « Veerees 66084 | ~~. Se, Sree WOMAN --Wants cleaning by y. Call or) Washington. . (o> | Bs assist in stock, ete., salary $15 per | mand board. Apply = : OF 708 E astieman (la RB JONFS—taw . 4 _Write. 71% N. Channing. wn to Aloe Co . 813 Olive st.. tet Ma Pad 919 N. Taylor et “es = : e city abe ~— = ~ a and Mrs. Eliz- SUIT CASE— Lost, § straw, on 3 “Me cRee, between ‘enced all courts. a ly ag ia rahe na WOMAN—Sit cleaning. by day: colored. BOYS S—C olored. Apply 211) 4th ‘i (c&) | HOUSEMAN—Steady position; goe ‘after e og h Elleen of the ot Parsons n.. and Sistor ae = and 4°OO Call Vierer + . « Ride oT} N veh oy Olive e 248 0 ie) Write Lots Prt 209 Pine at ‘ re Frisco Bld c 1), Cc - E nk Woon man whe . JOR PRESS FEEDER— AD . J avenue, to van Ihalla metery. Motor. ‘c) clusk 4 B68 oF Olive ! SOT; s e_ cor ith and Pin - wit —-- : a= a _Poat- ‘Dispatch. ae (ot) awe ‘Tre house Apr 1eaday > 8 ; and L.ahel Co oka a Matin ad = a. riren je ered Dou — Pound: collie. Gall after 6 D. m., 5514) DE!eCTIVE—Does shad wing, investiga’. Al TOMOBILE MECHANIC—Must be weil in ry OF as or stock roo! wor rankiin FE “urniture Co.. O20 Franktin, (c) Jon PRESS FEEDERS—Apoly room — A Mio’ dtain ners locates missing people: confidential. expemeness tenes work, chance for ad- To m ‘ o1 {; COLLEGTOR—One-halt days: $10 weekiy and —S4 AN - e 4 . am "4 ? Vruceme oto ‘ Ay. ie ] ° © weg ha 7 eg y av. Phone Lindelf 5102. Del- —Stcoment. Brock Motor Car Co.. 4300 Olt good chance for sibvebienient car fare; reference required. Box H-115, | JOB PRESS PEEDERS Apply Moser | MH ippin¢ =. LF . " Tact Manateh __ eh | _2a and Elm ‘Whe i — re« : a ~ POUND RY P 3 , = ~ Wes TY S- D RY Police D DEPARTMENT. ree _ | Ee (1) AUTOMOBILE WASHER—Experienced. ¢ — |} LAD DE TECTIVE che experienced dry cleaner. University | Ga- Apply 1 1213 Locust st. (c2) COLLEGE GRADUA TES— Mechanical or | KITCHEN MAN— Selson restaurant, 7 at. pb” ta. ES FE IN PA NE WILL oe —Doesx shadowing and tn- Bide ta this. cri iy by ‘stere- t and m Mra. M. Hatt Vestigating. Mi as Jackson. 5002 Cates: For rage. 313) Dele Ff. — “BO y -——- -- —-— - electrical engineering graduates whe have Olive : ~~Enereet ee ; / (7; BAGGAGEMEN—To handle pa: kages— in \) | completed the four years of the require) | oo a _ erie 60 In orot North ‘rend | P E RS O N AL ge aA lass reference prroman. detective: eee von. Apply 1.0. O'Fvote._(°2)|| OVER 16. TO MAKE HIMSELF vegrtt.| Doane are ready to start in the — | Cir orke oiate ond marke r aS le and make avenue, ferment ’ ovate. Please om! ~ Nell ae ones Forest 912%. \ i—Second hand. L. G Niederberger.| IN FACT’ IRY | CHANCE Te : eaten 9 neering department ad . were. ot Lindell 492 Sr i6) _ Newstead ad Kossuth = Woe {c)' TRADE: $15 PER WE ee TO STAR r rl partment, Camtury Electalc Too ie *De- | oa eel ———— : AN ¥ a sie wil Pn ee | Sa wton0. ath into rest on Sunday, ADOPTION THERE ARE FIVE WAYS of get- Baay aed ~ — —— on '@zen, Candy | aay SAMOS _817_SPRI eR: 19 a tpcteny (ely LABORERS Por | io & ” ’ " . ence, 4510 Wash OPPB PPP PBPBP A Ll Palani ttt A tt! w . cy yv pay pv.y erg andy a) 1 rk f . ' "a ras } w will f-~A, Perkins, + FOR ADOPTION—Reane ng ant Ads to the Post-Dispatch ‘ S12 Lacusf, oOo wor in 0 fice: good COMPOSITORS—On job work: -Clase | Cold Storage, M Main ow Ash . , if tt habw ot - — - . -e! ite tt . Oye ‘Ko husband phelta Perkins, in his seventy-| cellent parentage. Box P 895, Post Dis) es... Through your druggist, over ! AKERS For head baker. for out of city. | wages and chance for advance ee eae ee APONTE REC olumbis wen se « | , mius ye j oui eri. ai aan ‘ . , - 4 a a er y teke place Tuesday, April 4. FOR ADOPTION—Childness family to adopt 2 CUT Phone. by mail, by messenger >t aticoung wer 4 N. Broadway. : t 1 WOLF . : fem) Tahor Sache, at 2:30 ». a fen aha fares: ~¢ Pong & pees, ening ered baby bey. Box 1.29" } -o bsogat call—with no difference fa nN) , | (eo nen. A. I TRON AND Rrvke jer SV “Vanteventer ——— +--+ + “uate. ERS—St. Loule Ale Co., | : . v : tc rice ; oss Tah mal roms ries |; ‘ Ls ‘ . oe thin : G) prices, ‘ and coffee cake; ay work. SIS Market ot. MLE [ \l LU., lls Bb rane b St. {¢2 ' Ovas Coir ored ever? « order Apply toca vir ABTS ii Steady . 620 Washington. Thompeon’e, ely win A ™ Maascthester. ; : “yy 7 4 ' Re, ii :« ‘eg x J > wf 2 - in " ee, | = ae : . wT), * guts > : y LOT LL EL eR Ny at dane epee ataR rage nea Ee a - ’ 4 - oe we

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APRIL b1820, : - YOUR PROPERT Y IS WANTED BY SOMEBODY! And he reads the Real Estate ads in these columns. Find him tomorrow."WG SEL —— eee ee = SL et em em -——_— —- NTED--MEN, BOYS _HELP WAN T BOYS TED—MEN, BOYS _ _HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS we ‘HELE WANTED— MEN. ‘BOYS _ : SALESMEN WANTED | HELP lad OO ew ee ee, “ae ie a tel a ae = Pr ee ~~ To ‘wniead care. PBanner Coal | MAN—Colored, helper ie, ash RB. R. and Kuctid. S in laboratory: “experi seated . » ota _ . c | mot gee f steady emplo rment ; MEN Also boys over 16 years TEAMS 10; 1 non and Margaretta. Cerro!] SALESMEN—Catholtc. ambitious will, find COOK—Coelored, with en 430 : ling Nox Co., Liaw ana ave good reference. Cal N. Contracting © a eur P (oly | mil st le?) of age. App lv ST T ov IS ; rapid a ivancement in selling depart-; Pine I a ae ‘ . Jia. 4 i 4 Ak AMuT pat he Foy is av.; 4 for om + can aati ar ie shoe wees y. Call) (OOK—Weman;: colored 7 aa hour « . Federer. te) | 216 Holtan. 1d g.. o 2% eS ©. (2) wages 27% _ Watton. ‘* : a JT rete. and oe be . ’ : M. AN- ~Veneer. to a« luet ’ - ' ee a a a a a - ane and og I = dig Tn: | of veneer room: =. class —— oy te + OOPERAG kK ( 0O.. Main and 4 a =o Pay inf wg ba omy pest TINNE K'S HELPOR 6107 llorton. lL, He jj. | SALE 25 M ¥. N—Two 9» ve ung men to join sales s we ave no n TELM ureau, ae mpos- an ‘ nt = LP 107 o ton pl.. od) oe ve we Nae 4 . to : mont. 0 imation; or ‘ y and one for reas | and Construction, —_| (ety | + Manpeter Purntture Co., 11th aad 1; Arsena! (cd) And 3 men to run jack hammer, iF ai | no } | sible n Ce ? ne TIINNERS mee ~—pa | Work: Sixt waste for the right man; muts bI to answer quertes by mail or telephon . IINXERS—Good on assortment work. i= be Cathatic and fuend highest, references : COOKS ag. f2 Mtolle’s Quarry, Valiing Spring. MAN Experienced. to take ¢u , Mi IL TELEGRAPH AND KAD + ; ing. straw factory. to 8. ‘agilll, che charge . ATORS— For | slgmal corps cable 2 .QPER- Query for Sunday must be mailed a week beforehand. 7 er ‘ Tene se ; Call_ mornings. 1007 Arcade _ ) / -_—_--- a te a ee d) nN u opportu: ' / e n ask “nilistmen ‘ BAP PO ODOD PD POO” a ee OL ming - , , AKER—Fx need ; ' IN . a , = Wome one, SBS pack _ 821 N. 14th. 4th oor uty, Unies 1, Tet ears. Pay and aliowanc a feet es ™ Bat 2 200d Wares: steady work. 600 “Chouteat, fe) SA Lbs MEN —1 want two real s Sale serch age Pe Baten . eet pommel ‘ett | M AN —FK or st k ra 1 Sani ey tenth, Excellent hunting and M. J. LA 60-cent plece dated; I. T.—Perhaps if you wonld con- TEAMSTERS—For excavaline work. Hes aoa betaht pa or een et pina re od ; oc room | 5 | Ssaing when off duty, Those entisting will, 1834 1@ worth from 60c to 55c., sult some dealer who handles elec- ||| draulic Presse Brick © “4 ee --.. o . ” | vacuum cleaners he could tell }:' and Natural Bret ky Co., Bing’s mlameey | after. a rd ates Call S06 Arcate A a) —— ~- And kitchen women for he Tiny a ; be assigned Ss y. A. ayion ra. and City Livi ed to Signal Corps School, Caray | | S Y ~— tric Cafeteria, ork. i. p Oriver. 6198 Wells; M.D, Wui- 9 Py ies department. 704 N “ve tion and —* ro w _feo Pie end “Olive ats i. To ae o. a br | Jem Di eiieineend pase amie | PACKARD.—Perhaps tf you will YAS mr hte ied man preferred; siebe ane | esta blishe i sen paeneiant -aunenaane mopee Bt. | Tea Room work. Per- ¥. A ; ' et o at ; ~ ee cn | a jo (ke —rFer fi | "Tie an ’ ||} rience and present salary. Box T-2: : Toul | ti learn revo Rkrainke | Construction Cofe2), * [AN—Y} oung, about 20, 1O assist ~ MILL WRIGHT — WOR Ik dealer can tell you how to train, get in touch w i RA lL. A. Wilson, ||; _Dispateh $4. ) sons, t= lial nn yy en manent positions. Exeol- ee “ 4 ihe | = ; edera eserve Bank. you can get) FrCK POINTERS ag ey x C ; . a. | . one ia ronaeence: | Efid quarremen: soe and sc| in Stoel room; good future for} ALL YKAR 'ROUND. 7°" 8 the Information you want regarding it! “srenine aia Gina? om © 0 8 Oe CR Re EEO) Ee conanien oa - ‘ , a> | 7 . ‘ . ‘ 7 + A @ ' a we P 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ : ~~ re 3 " ~ a ant rea a . world '« : ” Once, ex ~ ez) one who is honest aud reliable. PAID - EVERY WEEK: ens ode gk aon wow | 4 War Seving amps, GEAR colon Vali NISHERS— Soon Eros.) Areatest spark plug: compared to others. | Apply Supt. BSE Ma For lieht factory work. Rehoen- Box B-113, P pA ng sPaln y ancestry traced write to the New JACK.—If you wish to work on) _ Mfg. Co.. Gano and McKissock (ety | it's like. the a lamp to the tallew : a teat scot Co., F iilmore x Post- Dispateh, (e2) | CHANCE FOR ADVAN‘ a aaene Srureesee, OO Genealogical | farm. watch the advertising and} WAGON HOYS—i4 u lw. J Se mag | candle, saleswep te represent eo?) — —— 4 4A. - : , . , a Bae z : ». AN Ger- 1 et fuis and State o liasour!: we TN’ Oth _ ~— \ N.. st ACN —— _Soctety, Boston, Mass. advertise yourself. The Salvation von Laundry, S970 Olive. fe) | mith onentins = 7 : . - lune broom ; «fi | % Ewpcemerrow Werk erading | * | A K« or stocx work in large MENT ‘ APPLY 119 LLA- | Ww. W.—Perhaps — the Central Army is placing men. Perhaps if) | AG ON DtUMPERS—New oe Schoo], | Nake frere S10 to $0 ver aie, t ‘ai at Ww a Ser Ss Rize N roaafeny WHS a4 n ar Me een ; ind Ww holesale house . steadv Ww ork . FA y ETTE AV / ee) , ' sratee and Labor oe can _ je : be would apply there they could ' ‘rather ans d Mj tt hell ave. M.A _ Federer. rh and Clive Ask for Mr. Tromiecy. _ j ” years ; ine and ¢ —— ' f 7 a vi. . BS Eee j the information you desire regard- |help you. Ww eink MAKENS—Two for wortkahen: re. SALESMEN-—Write for list of iines and Fai i fel ry ~~ av onde to P pormean Eg SS good sulary P Apply 1213 Locust. MEN—To work in stock i | ing the boiler makers. MARY JANE.—If it is to be a pair. work Hivdraulic Press Brick Shop. particulars; earn $200) to $10.60 yearly: Ql e OOF te: ees ’ ; , y Iom- “i . Stock ans —_ iad ae . ‘ . ; : : ™ Kire’s hiehwev and McRee fel) | big demand for men; inexperienced ‘or ex : “i ee ‘ntury Electric Co aE Pct OS a Bf, shi ) ine Cc " GRATEFUL.—Write to the Bu-, home w edding you can e married » WaAIMTRRSs , er ee | perlenced; city or travelin Nationa’ > -—- fel) | MAN. —}or general w | ' pping room. entral Em-''| reau of Education, Interior Depart- in a traveling suit, or {f you pre- | | ot mays Franklin ———-—««—« - : Wey, be oy ‘} u m. ‘ I? - R. ] 1. { P ost- Dispatch. (e9 \ M T DE ) $: 7 hap iH 4 ‘ [> , 4 Fe) ‘ honteanu xive you the information vou are ments 5 ou FURR ested Are yery good, ' j Delma ° oe - . =“ . 2) : ‘hed hey bat oe greet? 8 a , 4 Th eine mt > permanent. +s). La a als nig: ; ~ -_ " . - ” — - . ‘ -_ aie ; - _- — ——— ee ee + . . . eu, Mere son. i = 1.0 urs “il = ooh and ih, © Pallon and Cas: VAN , man who can ‘ai ality fo ~ a ae | seeking, about the tree in your yard. and quite appropriate. i; WAITER —~—aperiom ed; $15 per week. | Lamb Co., 121 S Marquette rd c eve- UPYVIST=-Al , ol : 7 vopbortuntt detas - . s- et i. and ~Represe ntation wer ted , for St lAuis age Rox P-376 Poat-Disnat hy ESE ay 1 J. M. B.—The civilian salute for | Kk. Ss. K.—We cannot see any aif- | Market +1 tand. 0. ** Ab { . bing tp is \e- ptad? .» 4 ty red hold ‘ference in the way you have writ-'}\| \ ALL, - \PER CLEANERS—Two; t- | SALESMEN Who. live > outside of Rr. “Lanis | ) . 1TH AND W ASHINGTON (on: . | Cibie steels, die blocks. et: rare opportu- | steady work; highest wager AY pyly ert iti ing his hat over his hear A wom- ten tie figures. The correct way rings, 4 | rankiin av. ai | in the farming districts to assist in wetiiner OOP yISTS- Experience on any ty mo Reperal won m yard steady work: , rood | nity for fh good live organiz ation or planten. | hone Malleable Casting Co.. 7800 nN” : an just places her’ hand over her ito write «se million dollars is Hi WALL, N ASHER ~— AD Diy 2 Housexeepe! : k of a rea! live. dividend pavine Leginners: permanent; if unde: A : lv tk: ciate oa x. — who « 40 produce: commission basis: a. ) at Sas ad . heart. $1.00 HON. You numbe r the places i Arnertea Leste iat ; eo : = ith a 1000-barre! datly produr perish, Apoly room Z10, Mecurity Bite. dita aoe éa)} bed expect. » money every night. A " ~ ¢ ra perietec etc . in repiyine. A | : M. HT.- Tf you wish to find your ov tiie righe “nand side of the deci- ’ VW Al. ! } Al ER cf. “ANE R ' And nt : 4 7 . mks permit. irreproac hable also molders and mecha n- | \[ AN—W 5 he e 1 good , 7 ae Co's TCHMAN-—St. Louls Rubber Ce- |! ie e ‘ »mpetence of the phy- used “30 days” as being Prt teh General Reed Furniture Co,, 1087 Peansy! sad - posreness re a vt Ma xperienced operators; well » 7s MAA ¢ lave Aa foo oppor- men o.. 246 Lambdin icy! nately “o ’ y oe “i |) vVanin f 2) 2@ and who ean qualify fer the postion: | He 4 “\Y , ; wae ——-- = . ' , mi j ne month.” In specific cases | ——- “ae ot ————— -| we desire salesme ith “puneh’’ rs paid ; stead Ww ork; . erm ne A ly LI ICK 1 MVP! th) A j : UFFICK BOY—-Intelligent 8 ; ~The answer given Mrs. , : ' ; : wee WRECKERS—25 . 3016 Loenst st., 3d and! ., re salesinen with “punch te pre aay p a nt j ner 'E 612 Ww | , . / tun, for a \ oung man about \oars; peer wild OD i rtuntt y _* adv ‘oil > ; Grac iP) WwW illis apr slie ad only to in- Btn nit eet out h. rag se op Plum: ie per heur. Jacob Schaef: r Gitlomnt po nay te Ae eres ag — oe | posit ions. 4 . . ‘ . e® courts raclically Wrecking €'p (erp) ne ¢ y d man will do. 4230 ainut s'-/18 years of age for stock work. | _in«ton. — ' Sele vostek te bie siae (neared hind con- one day more than a month is res | | WRINGFR_M\N—olored 4200 Pinney.cc) oe ERMAN Real — ——‘S. | SELAPLEIGH HDW. CO, ~“Selaned az F - — +. = a > . . * . : . . a u = . " — ° qu re d, since notice te mov si ‘ ’ : . mer AF i] tt Ss 4 A eal sn | lestnan. wiih “auto pre- ~, o Ri : "oO! c ) ‘ ’ : Some experience and kv on . . ) inve mtust . . La ; 2 ue eee ~e : i “ - iis, tg MNEABORERS — And brick yard (O°'t10" Hers good chance to) rite i: Yanan sod tapiitinu forgive || pAARFODT.--Xou, must tive tn be given before the rent is payable || “ger tains to, Sid Washinatons "ity | ability ‘and Wha i apurecate € bate | 4th and Washington,-(¢2) e gf wor : ih wement; old + shed business, Ws .eno &§ months before you ec: = —— =. = Sten | Sune ! te Mobey | wagon, App! ; i. for drawi Ing and sett ing ' Fe into saleswol k. Box B 106, Fiowr Co., S07 ) ‘ 'tain a diy orce, As soon a ~ he po Pry bet. pas ex the enlargement WRINGER MAN ADpiy Sf once. Metropol! straw ‘hate ~ rt a art a han | DISH Moet od hite. 16 N N. sth =f ter? ’ ; ' ; ’ - 5: aac > 2 ad ’ NT dr R6 ) e ’ : . . . pePer: ' . “Tie Ly _ a. ? 6 : ; fine chance to , d | Post- Dispate ‘h. (c2) OFFICE BOY Must have eighth grade et-| | tive there hire a lawyer. ' need ry + ~ oct iy 2 eet yeu ee ete — A. _____._...._**!'| vest hats to highest priecd rapamas. W- poe Ant ER Women 958 ween and Jneals. Apply earn root 71 = # et at. “a hi 3 ‘ + ) Ba Rg oe ogo, mt over 18 month ows me oo ~ ) f : Hi BO a a aes t) garag ‘ Bae toes 31 » Uniess your ad (EXPERIENCED WOOD We RKE RS “ME a Tham Wash! hbelton Paurma 1008 | an farket +o) a vanes ons, 6. s iw ay ; - Southampton ears” oll Coat “ i DD d i e Saturd a a 9 cloc Kon salary o| me ee ‘fore vacating It, : ‘ 1 involves a structural chan ge. ‘ *HINE MIT. I, MIEN a ; At> N) >| ‘o.. ashington. _ eT) | var ASHE he Two, $15 per Wee call . © ne ’ & P * | oament a tm on AR a a — pom and reliable bey, SOO N, Joth ee | unless there is a lease. you need pay no inspection fee. It CE ME AGES ©) TO & NT! | OAS ESMAN—Clothing; experienced; 5: a to | cadyv to work, 304 N. Grand. me fa) pees Barimer. “of 7 7 (Co ) man ent: pave . good salary and offers OPE (TORK lick a nnd yg ee , | ! AN , oe pag thy _~ READ ER... It ia pnp S Bs differe we e whether spr in- Rt HO IU Sate Oo SS a we _ ny nue A ae “ DIFH W ASHE Re oi white or colored.» jruck~ excellent opportunity r advancement to | ale adel Bhoe Lh Mle Ca. RensAwar ||| YOur hueband’s duty t “Kling taxes are legal or not. the Ta G TTLE : IRUG SALESMAN—Expertenced: attractive chat ute ina’s Highway end: West fees com: AB DRERS—W hite men for in- | Conse lentioue. imtelligent and ambitious | Bins gO ng oe ee ereeer es) jand divide J ge AE ihe may R deat pare a cloud on your title until pe iy eS STE acre er = — f ¢ Bm coupecegn ea a oe pits: KER. se se? _ of workers nen you call nm nerson for in- _ — — = aninitntaie ‘ ’ : ih " {7 ' ‘ 4 () ’ rign over } Vears 0 age, 9v tela) } 38M AK a ee ee) ~ : experienced; Wa side work ; . per manent job. Ap. | terview. ask for Mr. Taylor. 2211 c ne : OPERATORS, 4 omplain to the Pension ( iffice. i ag * . \ 4 er a es ty cannot get an {i for 6 fice work: good ehance for advance- nw KX SAT, NM AN— -Hign-clase, to sel) home SAKER — Servis “aa a netted oe "hk ak . +o) : 4 a) a A ,& ‘ , ec hd me nolyv : , ' : >» ‘Cabany 770, Delmar CURTIS & CO., Kien] 1} ~___{c46xi | _ Experienced pocket makers on coats, good||| A CONSTANT READER.—Thelyour property until sow boy open |); ment. Apply Br. Simpson, Meyer Wisi | 9e.00d of oll lease corporation; = bons- file | Nomen employed during the day, a : - -) icn em anc ME, A TC t TE k- ~Exverie one ed, ~ with grocery yi "“Schrod ge yh ow, oy oa eee ee | Governor Can restore citizenship by 'T h city ate " * att you p ay them — _ _ - a caliintieal ar : Proposition. Box J-181, 1 et -Dis fc R) aL, _ Post- I ispate 'e2) ae > ne . " . ) our -* . t ’ UTii Li ' ; - = . j 1e ‘ - , "ar a ; 9°t nm —— . ' 7 wa eee _ Dycing & Clean- . aburger avenues Wellston. | tn * ACQUER KI —-iross Chandelicr Co., 2Jat ae , aoe “Tall Win oe — | woman; steady work and rood | cathy Ba 4 oe x. es false adver- “+ | ‘ " he bt at we are inclined | motors, ete. 4100 N. 2ist “ on | leads ginranteed; oll experience “necessrs. cor, teh and See Prince & Cog “edd Me he Ts) oo . vy nier . oy ggg ee our force Alling up fest. See us at once a tt (nd feeders; coloredyY good irge wholesale — and reliable; etate reference and wal- Avoly 3215 Papin | 7 % el) | PACKER—Young w “a a : caaenaaeie Just be obtained before | all your ena a an pelle ig eg ee that |) tox \- 10 pet Dispatch AO Vancemeny | R. SHERFER & CO., established 1806. Mat wanes Natlonal_ Laundry, ? ROL. lTaciedes2) . — - , - ing inan for rubber footwear; 2 oe eral income t rto the l'ed- ||| = + Teenage em me mg, ——-|fioor Holla: Mth Bide. Investment Brokers. FILE GIRLS—No experience necessary, per- ax. G » or wholesale house, for) Olive 2820. Olive 282t. Sa + manent: If under 16 bring permit. Apply Tey CORNER Mac HiNi OPF *xATOR— once. T7384 N Broadway : ; fet)? 1000 Washineton Vek) he need: Blair and _Mullanphy (el) MEN AND) T i ‘AMS Wt A. -~At Delmar an / PACKERS And assistant packere, for aru i ME DIC, \ c OQ ie i ST ica N Ss. w“ ith adva nce ment Bo c & ~116, a mila. _1¢ wT) : MEN White or colored, for factory work. 4 ; , } ixpertence pre . j g rIracnecs oO sin: eer . a” ‘8g : aa ’ ; G tkhil.—T work = EB NAILERS—1i90y North ar Anply F. Burkart Mfg, C ‘0. 4900 N. 24 te! 3) | - ferred. Anply 408 Kim st. 1) when accompanied by stamped cnve lope.) / ruly, will be answered | . NG MAN—Whoe has had some annert pads , = a he a= N. Stl. ( el) | material. This may help. MISS D.—There {a YOUNG MAN-—-For weneral office work: must AUTU SALESMAN work. Cabanvy 3002. 54 a7 a ( al desired. Hox K- 125, Post-Dispatch, (c%) MEN To ~handle ice; good Wages; “call at gc00d prorpects Jae. Clark Leather Co... : “ , A tn department: eit! MM . are * . ack a ’ positions all PD. (2) room 210, Security hidg., 4th and Locust “228 Pow - -Dispat. ‘h 7) Co... 1217 N. 224 -—— _ , ‘ ; no remedy or - w tr pew { tr : gnod ortunity i . AT 1 cnop — aati ny. nd dnd: we Hh, Gy ¢ | be good at pewr t good opportunity Read this ad. Driver agents wanted to ar... ine ina Bis! , | , It wou | | | : k j ad of MASSALS that wil! fill , right beg ai * age and salary . sell automobiles to callers; vif discount on GIRL, poe for 2d- -floor work ' , 4 = tools; ce lapsib a betes ong ree go oO. if} 1 j og pay S in your ehoulders. i > ed = rox E417, ee -Dis patch ms ) Ccemonatration: one low eriees: standard Rar, iriver ? Len Ox Ppl, frie 4 pm at oe to + BR of se i nne-.etlva work one n aan 2 Pe Ohio >. paae ibe l aah ' >} in 1. Aas in ai rig if heip A little but . \I A N ‘5 mord pen _ a5) at " rate a! nya fi evi. cars. C¢ vice of yo yy; no troub 9 CAKLS Wor fa lorry. (4 : }3 ME N To pull lee: good wares: apply at PANTRY “Roy ; ole — aa oe ~~ a - by 4 Washington. sar | ‘ or ~ e J. trons Awa. “ hie ~Y vou can ha ve a sacar removed ' ata lie assure . und Nee “ hat re “s. od floor Post Ienpatch per f TRADE SCHOOLS : af ' w ashin @eton. ‘ Pee ae é) 2 | oT ws é ig x ma- | is by an operation which only sub- |, S you have. Bathe and wash |) YOUNG MAN—IT ot IN years, old, to run POO mena | GIRLS- ‘Two. to work in resteurept; good et jsT— L, AM eh EADY Le a Pay | MEN = rr younsRg — rail~mad ‘pews j PAP EK rR H ANGE Rh ‘all ! stitutes other sears for the original 7 “@ Orig? ! hot water and aha tm hoertine machine. Moon ros... Gano and wy % wages “10) & Second : | PL. i) : aa | eum, ou nu oth; ASK ) : : . 1) os 4 gags Mek lisence] ti l.J. persons. over wishing overnmern? ibe me of erly f ; F onen: gond chance for advanc ement. ¢c4) _ Bi ah cosithocecs: one. Sometimes it looks better and. 1 oh ater and rub in ; a 5 he zs a : $108-817 5. call or write ee | | URL — In restaurant, $10 per week, “Bear aS 268) W Ashington. bi house “wan, at ME N- -To work in stock depart. cnt. liam- | p ATTE RANMA IKE > 7, . a — = ~ | sometimes it does not. depending ‘oon | ne . unces of cod Hi args ys r Ye NG M | -In office to ans’ cm me tele p! one | Oeinent. 1908 ie & oof B ide StF. ~~ im | _v. te 2 : : . ms » - ‘ i‘ é mn Ay »O ne ‘ . ' } r ; _ } hae i Salt alia . Pray mass "Ss, = d chance /OFr Af - eae pee eee - . a ‘ m . * rrr wn Young. is or 1” year: 5 ol4 as anaist- oe frown Shoe Co., 12th and VW ashing | | attern c n.. RIT Ma: ‘ke ’ ict?) | how bad the originalyscar was. 3 ji ye oh Ol.4, then cover with a . neement. ‘lect ype Co., 82} OR ik. ryP INSTR. for tk ermine nt positions; ua 2) Diat et ib, tu Keep stock recordg, 4)10% office _Appiv _W4iz N Rroa dw; -~ —— — — — | PA’ TER N ¥ Or ES (4 j aie | i} MRS MARIE . Dru 8 of °° Lina : > ° ps ‘ast “ath floor teri $33 40-$1500 vearly; ae 1s-@) experience . — —— : . : is MEN—Five, for wholesale grocery: no expe- : MA CN refer man that has . Pe ES Se Sve gE fany kine OBRLIGEND.—Imp bh? _- —--—=-- ’ FF f ticul rite | ck! —T ee : ha malleable | me ti aw +e +4 ie 4 ‘ ipure lood is “ on oma oan -ouble | VnnecesFfary. or free particulars, write; (-.hI- o work in candy store. Apply at a ab experience; state previous | Will not relieve you and they may rather a broad YOUNG MAN learn relephone trouble | yon leonard (former Civil Service Exam- : once. 3 8. Broadway. ees Ole to 6 Wash silver an ig he : f —— rience necessary: good wages. Apply Kren: _ Py ° : : . e enc? and s: ~guired oe . qualification. VYeryv ‘ys .) > mane ¢ aS. es Restaurant. 219 N _ Grand, (c)) nine & Bchlann sol Svruce., Bier} and salary require good chance do you much harm, Do not use ua ation ery work; must cli poles; start at 865 per iner). 17S Koultable Blde., Washington, (3) | GIRL S—-For light faetory ~ work _ Wilde Mire 7 apres — - o- — for aivancement. Henten Harbor 3X eab often this term is use ‘ sigmate rye? ‘itl ‘rease tg ; pe wesh, cars, Johusion’s Garage, | MEN—Two, for factory and warehouse oy _Foundry Co... Benton Harb rr. Mich. _ "te r ag ) ~ yee ai ie er ee ame mS Ses _{e Be le p. m.. Hammond Sheet Metal Co. | PAITERN MAKERS—Two. wood and met Daal F ' oro Its benefit as a food As jiron Employment Department, Century Electric ' , ; Ranke MPR Delmar. earawe: mrt shovelers. iydraulic Prees Brick Co, 4 OLGA.—-For a mustard bath tako/is beneficial in anemic conditions : Co., 1817 Pine et. (el)! MAKE MONEY AT HOME—‘You can earn) _ 00d pay. Apply 407 N. | ; four or five tablespoonfuls of ordi- and as the green vegetables are : ' | from $1 to $2 an hour in your spare time | ( URLS xperlenced pee inating — rosy be 7 ou NG M fy oe —For stock room | writing show cards; quickly and easily| ply 1545 N. ASth st. | Kine’s highwav and Natural Bridge. (e2) ay Ww : 23 a --=- : | Mz ‘ ork a eee a MEN—For straightening castings. Apply &t. | DEPARTMENT tow. lentes with @ meifon of Seete ob ge Bay > ee oF) Csr learned: no canvassing: we teach you how | GIR - : y ‘ : ~S- : ‘ > _ = source of Fon, white | work; good salary and chance | and setl your work. Write today for full l-—To work in bakery. 4408 ‘item, . lLouls Malicable Casting Co., % ne, gutomobilen: _ wari, epee lway: a M N GER rhe gO Ly add four of five gai-j other Vegetables and many fruits ; ° porticuinse, American Show Card School, ; MEN-—Able-bodied, for warehouse work; A A ons of plain water whose tempera-/are also {mportant sources of food || for promotion. Apply 1213 Lo-. Ryrie Bidg., Yonge and Shuter ote |G 1a Columbia Box Co., itth and Ror i € ' 1 --* ture should be about 199 F. For aliron, partaking of vegetables and 2) Toronto, Canada. GiRL_F ; -~¥or mat une 6) ome in Tto-Ce Mfg. _ Lootiet. u . +4 WN i~To ARF © laboriug. Gross Chandelier Co. steady positions, with promotion. Box C- | | ergan 128. Poat-Disnatch. (2) | To buy the goods, manage larger bath use the mustard tn this | fruit is beneficial. We do not think cust. qv j PARTNERS W WANTED _ x: to do lathe work, Cross Char WiEN-—-Strone. for warehouse; all inside proportion. The added water may,; that vegetables and fri oni aa we , ’ . 7? . ’ . iit Al i | a, 4. Est and Morgan. )| work: ail permanent positions. Box C-119, | the department and promote of course, have the temperature|so materially in this regard le'te | "OUNG N OA SRE peepee cence WA ba ase ‘aah Market 's ‘ _ Bris bi or 18. to work at Fountain _Post -Disnatch. the sales Previo experi higher if desired, about 105 or 110) warrant the time and trouble to i! } 0 4 MA? T SSI | PARTNER Wtd.--Young man with ae partinent. aide 1585 Market # Store, C118 Kaston, MEN—To work in pork- packing iepariment . us peri- “Sderress. The hath shonla not be rive them in order MIST IN LARGE gp Gnered, Sesess with services. Apply m2 GIRLS—-16 years old, for office w ¥ CHE : ollane de fo) $40 rerAnonth. Hox €-181 F.- ae ee oe in —Ktead Yeqgfor leht work. Call Vicor | Anply at time office, 7 m. 8t. Louis . k d ] — == = 6 Grand ‘22 In. lanendent Packing Co Rath ( shoutebu, (c\ | ence in OGakKS and photo HELP WANT -77 . a. i - ah he Mab Ad RL St —— ’ . ED—M HE = im i. NG GIRIS—To work tn bind AN — With nome Gxperience in Saabs | MEN--To werkt py night putting uP iD orders, goods In a mercantile house ee eeeeeeeeeeS EN, BOYS _— LP » WANTED -D—MEN, B OYS — Rtn. yh ky La ye HELP WTD.—MISCELLANEOUS win Brow., 21% N. roa adwe ~ Bane city sales Grpartmen a LE pene i ; : POT WASHER—White. Columb Club. | scoU RER—A IAANL 5 ’ ' Ute sil ! GIRLS is mani ied, 10 Go porter Work. Avoly 16 pifics, "ats pn. St, Louls Independent | 18 required. A bright young | _ shoe tundelt Stumbian Clea | Dyeing & Cleaning Co. 216 N Oread. ee) |. BRIGHT YOUNG MAN | Cmals\ Sede Ghoo d Mtg. Co. Broadway | — malary 446 ber saoeth, Bows C2 Laat 44 man that can develop, who PRESS HANDS--Por punch presses. 00 | SCREW MAC HINE HAND —For hand screw | es “ ip and Hickory. icp) | GlRIS ~To work in bak gi __Chouteau. (ey | machine. 00 Chouteau, iad Ww HO D EK ~ I R EK S TO a ‘all Bowe-Perry Plea Co. watts ,N. 2 has been in this line, will be ae od pe — 7" oO : Sean SE i ; ® care vf barn and do pone | neler: also rounder or Planet rounding ma- SE SRS Ever Shee Tere. — PRESS FEEDER—Job. to feed pony press: Par TE ya pa SHOE MA- BINDERY (; | R L, _ lexperi- wee ge “ba aged women, onary. Sh Ped os tend - ; fumples; good pay; easy work. ‘ N ; 3i27 =6Forest enced, and young women to ia | ' ah . s: ys be married and live on place. 4 el ll Shoe Co., Omaha, Neb. & . . ; 2 cess _* es Boe. chine. Kirkende he PIPE FITTER STEADY | sappertunits Moe Sia teatoet tr cae ; E xper lence not necessar’ 7 . = ee a : og ’ > > « aie freiakt ‘elevator. Backing- MEN—To operate drill presses and do gen- . - TAY . sae ™ ” - amines m= * ents aan EY LABOR NUTICES BODY 1 RONER—Excelsior Laundry, 1012 4 —— Setanta RSMAN—Cylinder; eteady work: of' _endon av., betwe elins AG NTS_ WANTED. —ME ir ‘rvices of ex pe rien ced boo kkeeper : : eth sonerat work, Kic try Garam >| PORTU NITY Ae Ah ME rermG | PORTER Tinlemad: honest; a aed P REBSMA’ a hone a AF poe py At! UR. Hg, i: : Mul — etween Delmar and E eaiia?s BREESE... SEN . a with closing of booka, taking tria| a. soeyrer “ x required. Charles ¥. Hassel, ~ ee . A | che "c O., Boas L oC 1" ST ST | store. 256 lie Rally ‘ ; a ' & hours: $35: scrubs keep off. Rox T- 184, ty ST IOV E lL, KE | W, Cutten ACENTS Live. ‘to represe nt vue tn every ete I’ all _H- 142. an ‘Ost - 1 > it - -. ~- + - wat Th A..dA tae Mendes smernins, | ‘. Mh ae |i’ Ue TER ‘olored. rs an ‘mon Stavidard The- _Post- Disnate h. " ic2)' iS \N’ T kK I) county. te handie quick gelling axjomos! 3 ; % x ak ve oitberionce, aunoeess ‘ Vv “’ ° . gE egg ee heat + ° % | ¢ mir ’ WONG | a S _— y Ak, ~ ae 7 / *SS : my aci* ate r Bar, 7th and Wainut. (eo PRESSMAN Job; firet-class. to take char Tighe Waeges to first-class shovelers, 11 specialities Ww eo immed! atel) ase Bu die 1h ouls ib. “I (cD) | iM EN T 9 handle Xpress ; Sica e —— 2 oo ene eds meust. CARROLL CONTRACTING CO. | Manuta turing Co., Colman Bdg., Seattle. Vn Wrap =—~ an Louis Ch waif “indell 1 . fet | é LHL ap Leht, steady work: = = me - . S i PORT Ke hk. —fteady uv“ or kk: good salary. Sch rtz of four (70 re ion pre sees: hours H dav: : ae wanes’ with 2 or A years’ .experion + employ ment. Apply AM ERI- Restaurant, 319 N. ¢rand “\e) | every Saturday afternoon off the vear round; | SODA Dist ENSEit—Experienced Sia se- | Wash. — —-—— cs} a@. | ; (227 | low ke ’ now » te . ctor brug Ceo, > la: 8. ———— = —————— | may full week: prefer one who understands rang, 4500 Olive "| MEN—T: learn the !nsurance bust ness: 5 sALeSla es. im i, it rie * ry ae iomble ot. Apply : PB ‘ —w ; ‘’ ; ie NI 'CA 7 ;AILW AY K XPRESS, | PORTE R- For S-chair burber ‘shop; ood | Miller feeder, but we can teach you to run |} SODA DISPENSER— Experienced | _———— me ee ee : MEN “To learn woodworking and mete! pay, ye pecnine shop. Carley cain te. nua body shop. R R. N,, Collins . tent man for house and yar: Vehicle Weesveams SS. a ~ apatent must understand car. Vorest 6405. | say 7> joad and unload wagons; no ee = = - LO BME A AE BIN ny CE AO gpl? Nyt pare = ee ee ~~ and Olive per week guaran teed: Aise ekce.ient opper- packing 3 reed Hmipring “department; - Tones f ae 1) ive Miller feeder This is an exceptional op ‘ * _— . : armane ~ | ben paey ‘ for exve;rien ed men m cual J.\fe - " i ster is Hx perienced ar idle. Apvly oe CT ll ms Te es Mie 20t h iy C ‘lat k. (e7 ) | |¥ ore ka Allround: one who can ' ash Cars. portunity, “ ith cogs -GrOw ing concen Y we Se ! _ vs nell Zeller Bros., toms (end surance Co. of Raltimere ls aE LL ES I &e GENT LES, Broad- . of Luachroom, Piantera Ho el, th 2 forty a, ot Ta ust ‘oy, 6a union Kf sale pen shop. ox ? ~~ -—-— " — = — Ss — @-) - a a are -ere ——~ | Post-Disws fot) |SOLDERERS AND PINNERS—J. FPF. Dazier ANTED 7 ween the ages of 14, to ‘fire down: iratt betier: must M EN - ~ FOR. ( ‘HEMIC Aly } Tr atc) ' ii | 4) , ‘ ; 4 j . SALESMEN W | al Mi 2) , ~ bet veen the ages of 14 ce, New icra Mix. i» tal Ml A XN U o A C T I RING port r tr? shor. Lele her Bat h Hotel, ip t NC HW }’ RES is . OPERATORS Steady work: ts n., 1m VW ainwut ef. mre: OP aut - ‘ il itt —- eww way AnD organ. (- uD raante “a2 meta: — : i car ‘« ’ + . ) , c ; Ni ‘EB Somti = = —— ia _ = a Ki 90d Wages. urety Mfg. ('o., 1408 Morgan. wy | 5 ee fury mari nents: s Seay pom: 'SALESMEN Owning their own car, to pat aa : s. Ree ‘ *-12 _Post- =——s0 Work around factory; atiractive » rrn . ; "TTHTAN REO, wiaece are _a un. ) GR eRe Sf RS A ie =| SOR; HieneSs wasn a yelng and ‘the snappfest automobile tn town, Mid- | Ba a { GIKI-—Young, to give out checks im junch- Ag hours. Apply superintendent, I LANT ? Ge ( D HA: C 4 lunchroom. Voney Lunchroom, 313 Riese HIP SAWYER—Experienced. 8313 &8. Com: t; PF leaning Co el N. “lees ; fc.) Gtates AT, tare (n.. 2a48 _Locuat at. _ tes) BU ! ‘TON H IL Ki GIRLS tes roem: shert or long hours, Thompson, I FOR A D VA N CEMENT; aS Se ee (3 , eS ee e) | Teor ite rirstclans Aluminum hoe | Tape =a) NS om and commigasion s houre. & to mac re wees pt & steady work: N. Kroadway . = Clean and deliver cares and " ¥ . > — sATT. PORTER—Or janitor: with references: good!) KIPPIER—To rip for cutte experience. | OOF |S Po 1 Ferry et. - See yy” Wri r 1! 9:30 to 11, Johnson Tire Patch | aq r “, ; : * aT AN tT) BRER CO., GIKLS Pappa’ e Pie Co..; ure; round garage; must be ex- STEADY EMI LOY MENT ; wages. Apply Leader Laundry, 2315 Texa« viv Carondelet Planing mn Co., 5826 & SPRAYEIER : Must be ¢ Xperienced c on reed or! €a Py 14) oO ive. (ed WES a ik} yon Lens, Fth floor (el) poy. Call BPunday morning. OT dette eee arene, Se ive, | EXPERIENCE NOT NEC- |— a) A eee ey inate le Le Pa ceiM: | SALESMEN— Experienced Ta men's, feraiens | —— | | RO Ge oF VOTE Be eT PORTER—To do general work around kiteh- " ‘ 4 elie wi ae , ' = | ing goods; good oppor un CA HIERS VT RLS o wor n baker ear chance for advancement, Call QQ 4 PLY s ' A ooar ‘ANNE a a _ft3) | understand this business. Box ¥-206, ¥. 1°. tunday werk. Teeaberte Males . gst = Ayte Supniy (a, 1120 /acust. ESSARY a2 Al I LY 119 LA oO hoon weet —— ao. Washinute “ SANDER OPERATOR - STEAM — DRL LERS At _ Palling Mpring~, in | waren lust be 1 ars or over Apply third gh mae re - ’ 4 4 mii S r i” ; oe oe - peme w is 6 e : - L ; " ‘ = - : about 2), with some retall FAY ETTEH AV. (ed) PURTEKS--SIx. colored, for restaurant. Ap- FOR DRUM ~ ANDER Kast St. Louis Stone Co. a SALESMAN-~-To travel ‘Missourt and Lilinoie Py PP nt ’ . ti. t aseiot with cooking and house oe: single: references re- - . a poe eo piy today. Wl N. Broadway. Thompson's ‘ . »JeBe 4 iy ir rH Aged 7 to 25; muat be for high-grade automo bile: must have fire Pen sy & GENTLES. Broadway & Morgan. we : wo tn famtly:; goad wager, Aprmiy _e’ ao) “THE HOL s | “MFG. ( 0... Peoria, Iil.. : (aad) | A] a) \ Woop Wo] K quick and accurate and bea fan llar with elaae 1 eferences rR ep.y treated confide: nttal fez) ’ hesbu ry ‘ abany 2025 4 hens) Can BPs Sek sber sist | are in need of MACHINISTS on their |FoRTEN Tame Se Mig GS") ING MA CR ee ene ec Sree | ee ere or pometheld | CARRIAGE WARN TEN One who can ripe |“ Wugee” Bee Sie Rik Womnanes 5, i : ’ jding. fe . i o , . ; : _ FF Bea - . wr {kN o sell our ie oO . , “ Pa or} et o> v * (efi {3-11 sbift. These positions are high) piind building. Maleate Hotel, ith and! ING MACHINE HAND, (tals Pox P1423. Post-Dispatch. Vong) SALERMES te lie “uecennaty aed Bee | UERM AT Geiseed. Lintmae Wickel, | teeters with wo ral; muet » nd well aid and LeTrhi ? ar 2 tive ‘ ia ian — e ° - ns P : STOC K CLERK—FExperienced, and packers, mate big money, come in and ta e a nie — o‘*!. | GIRL White. for dining “Teom amt " ork in gene a: grade, permanent 8 P PORTER: 2 or 3 live workers, to clean NELSON ME G. ( (>. 2304 wholesale hardware buétines-: rapid ad Cc, F. Adame &o. 110 N, Mh, kk eld) 4 Vandeventer a (Cc) | housework. 501 « are, eT: floor ty, ay sharmeceut: al; two ‘ HAMBE UMALDS—Two renored litppo-| any avi? a. . wit car, A } 223 ; . ’ no - : rt ; vere _ io) | have a future: walle of workroom. J. Arthur Anderson a vancement: good pay. F. Tiemann Stove and) Gay pp OME N-- Four Al he h- 1 Wal! wm Pe a gee - ee 7 7) te ‘ : e | ; t* e tal *' ; ’ ’ ' . — . oy ork in auto department. Apply on for city of St. Louls and two for 4 = alnut. ______ ‘") | Ginls—To sew on eustom conte er ore Taundry. _ 8970 Oils a ik , ‘ - ” Haw, tn 212 Walnut ’ Gridley Automatic Set. U P Men, PORTER. ee hite. must hat ™ good c DI\ ISTON s | . i¢ = i 4a" as — — lope ar 1 Lit ons co side territer Address WU. PB. M Ct ‘inal tate , COOK— he vat wages, 6 Lrentmoor Park, Cab- and bill of lading machine. Hox M-)9 ~ ona ce firm: good pa Drill a at ply Southern Motor Co. * nid Lene sat. ion) | Co., th and) North Market, o Dispate ha (1) Tennessee. 3 gas at: Dinpat | ae re: 2 ) ae 2% . : eo. Post -Themetet, , ‘ » : —— —— ales mentee > " ) Oy © . ' be . is — — eee - : », G. Evans Coffee Cr. 7 x, 24, Heavy Duty spate i, x a enced a hen , 4 USINess, , _- , oe iit Poet r. Sih floor evs GIRLS—For oreparing ” se lascwen’ s i | and ih, O° o 1408 /MISSOT RI FREE E MI LAY MENT PORTEKS—C olared, for cleaning office | build. AND RIP. Wa res and steady wor k ° open gresmive younk tr) on). “nine, and comm t we ' mA " ee Eee eee ae a Call 682 Arcade SIGs ~COoOok— And house work ; good Co,, 4th and Clark et ee ee oe 4m Palion and Cars. | .* ing: must be steady and come well ree- ic ch BU REAU, 1! N, ith St., from Mon- a ded Avpl to itor. Poat-Dis- : % mie R _sion. in factory work; ‘ day April 5th, 9 a, m., till Tuesday, “patch. Bide. "Hide. «alley entrance. at S a. ye a LOGEMAN ME G. CO,, shop. Apply at Ww EIL C LOTH- | BALESM I: o rasparit yee alas eas pay Sk ”) De Tonty : Grand | CHS is rears ond | over _exoer dactary ‘owt of ra, coe April 6th, 5 p. m., to interview appli “TWO COLORED PORTERS | | 1015 MULLANPHRY., (c) oe CO., Sth and W “mrs ol and thie vider ogy ia Pou 3 9447. : ‘. (o)' grt nowork and cood pay. , :. =. ellows an in. Seve ree ()/ cantes. Apply 717-719 Washington av.

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’ * 7 7 we ee A Pe ye . y ie % 7 an eS es 7 @ at ? : “rt . - — 4 a _ eT. vet lta a a HIGHEST cash price furnt a ‘healt Sts ee a + ols, 8 guns, eo .- 4 ° | eirv: hichest prices paid. 2000 Lawton (cd) clede. Lindell 4742. rity ' ~ — z le ay OFFICE ASSISTANT—And cashier; | la | WOMAN—For xeneral work in ice cream par- kk: oe Requirement: ayers | rest and lunch r a 4 ash : > : ~ ' ; okkeeping an l oom facili over 25 years; $20 to start. 3837 Delmar. | 13TH. AND LUCAS, 23D lor: dav work: also one for evening wor Ic. and ood salaries to err t ma ad | Zeller Bros.. 440 De Raliviere. « te CASH Te see National. __\ 4... - | Watson, 1354 Franklin. WE pay the highest price | S led of une typewriter. Call 500 N. 2d ties and other working con- . Y 7 pe Talo pendio aa a: over a =? | ep 0 OFFICE GIRL—Over 16; to help in. light = Z MADIS » WON ——M ick Rr Bundle wra over 16: for — ditions are of the best. _ Ap- fas work ; salary $8.30 per week. Apply AND MAI | ( N, 1600 oer ged “Seed, ASSiSt general house- LINOLEUM Ww Vtd. —-15 yards, used. Box J for used furniture and anv azo, home. OO43 McPherson; Cab- | EXPERIENCED “191. “Post-Disnateh. (cI) 4870 or Central S227R. WANTED Wil pay cash for odd lots ¥ House Fura... Co. ant cashiering an wrapping bundles: os ) 20 ne) A fa z . 1 G 4 | Iv \OMAN—To help vegetable cook; $12 per Ss "OW oN terial in | nd steel. : — | SALESWOMEN |_An Stern, Tith_and chestnut stg. (cB) | ANIMALS ; OI CC ttt tt - .. ee = 7 = Ollve. 4th floo Ny at eer and ta leart, on ss school, 3844 Olive. sou TH. | a: eiiaed tedaiiediies. Anety a anak “arent See Mr. Rich, at Washington Ho- | | A, Stern, lit e ; ia le &) . 2 a BPBPAP SS ; ! HOUSEHOLD GOODS — FOR, TSALE bon French Poodle: well tratagning in boar | 0 a | T4th et. 717-715 " — ee ines; neat, clean, ateady work. ode) ‘ ‘| ——————-——-= - = Shoe & Mfc. Co.. Broadway and Hiiekory. WESTERN BELL TELE- Aaa ngton. pT aie et Sante —— SHOE \W ORKERS WOMAN— -All- around, to work in board = Ce PHONE 30 ‘py > \ ‘) 23 —: —_— 2. on ai par S o Coa . Fanc ~ stitchers toe seamers and mai giris ' hovse: re ob | ‘ Mv { in - 7 jRia—id red, | - “ pants; good pay guaranteed; 44 hours per s ae Sake ’ ’ tr ection to One chili. 7231 1: “ W a N , N ) Gi - & for clearing tables of ( | week, American Jacket Co., 717_ lucas. (ce) BRAUER BROS. BHOE CU. I To O Ik A D se : , Seni ~ - Np ne Eo 205 N, 14TH ST, ‘Cc’; WOMAN—To sweep fa ‘ OF RED—New Englander, with mattress, - Geer Co., 838 (c44) | - EE — + ~ STHNOGR APHtk—For wholesale house: ex- ven is ee cS) oa Salaries of from $3 to $100 are be- | HOU ape Light housework, 4-r room | one 7 tee ith some experience as = om ya multigrap operators; wa teach apartment: g00d Dav. w25 } ershing. Ist | OP E RA ™ KS. 's Si hs Ne ow R AP HE *R- ' W — cs sxper nee, ~ Ww ’ . “housework, i in : u 3 “LC THING Poe nirle 40 une multigrabdh: salary while learn- Noor weat. : (2) Experienced pocket makers on coats; good assist with bookkeeping: small office. Box | WOMAN—Or girl: light housework, plain | oy 1UCH—New, Inlander. Phone.‘ abany B51. | CLOTHING ‘a er FOR Wed. ines: ns when competent. 40) 1.a/fjOCSEGIRI--Or woman. to work in” « | B@%,,. Short hours and steady work. Schmitz | -pg5. Post-Dispatch. fet cooking; no laundry: splendid waces; six- \pply at Superintendent's | __fov2 Delmar bi. 3 = | ' “ | oe ; Q fon ! a h ’ : Siineay Sane, weor | & Shroder Co., southeast corner Sth and | - ik ¢ urate | =7OOm apartment; own room and beth: SO) | E hi I ' wars tc Str | . ee boar: ne 1 aanae ( all Sidn, y O43 2 =, Be No gly le *) | STENC( “> [Rk AP rE R-~- Git \ qui and aAccUrl ‘ate e xtra at em i of vear’ = serv ic e. 44° Vat — * L). \VENETTE SU iTE— hk— U sed short time, Ay: ‘ NS tn diamon GIRLS—140R OVER ae Genons: PARTS tate ie % (2) | OPERATOR a oe = ik aod aeemaiiae | A. ey $: Po kn - wle oad ee ae ot : man, Ist flog west. Cabanv “G811J ie) Oft ce, Ss. Kroadway. f = J i= . ae mie A Cuocvet, eH c 100) : Oo TF re “General house work: exzperi- yi _ ‘rn ‘ Ss i ‘ = ‘ ' nus e hea ® age, @ me . . - _— — . ; ; ; = ser rr ry ' *"AREI!I, Wwrd. —Pay a underwear: also a few girls to learn; we - a }-104. Post-Dispatch. {cl - , ~ LINING-ROOM SUIT—Willlam and i highest ) i) for «ls ' ‘ yf £ a rtunity. ox I 4. Pos atch. fel W OM AN 2 or “general tae tor V Main |: loor Balcony sample; $135. 1202 S. Broadway. _ Th Nesenfeld. 3314 Olive. Bomont 0! hee —s Locuat eh es ~hifforobe, dav. | APPAREL Wtd.—Men's suite, : T swcritiee your d | _prices; don't sell before %. or will pay. sp EPL ENDID OPPOR- | enced; high wages: new home: no wash- EMEN iT. APPLY} ing. Phone Cabany 1618J. (c6) | Will teach you and show you how to earn | wn alrlan_-M. or temale, for in- | big pay; experienced ‘girls earn $18 to $25 | ffce in 3d NE. Blde.: must have! Work. TEXTILE PRODUCTS /FURNITURE—Of 4 rooms ye rit re. qnette. buffet. rugs. 91% = 1406 Cass. Tyler 2°83, C 151k. ’ nkel’a. & #. 2:00 A. M. 2033 ~ HOUSEGIRL— Experie iced. for re al surance THE EMERSON EL he id Lousework : pleasant heme: en pay, “BEES | ~) week. Prince & Co., n, e, cor. 18th = at least 1 vear’s experience: attrac tive work- ' MFG. CO P k - ] D -—_- . ; Page. | lacus. be : eee 2 RPE ae ing conditions: $75. KBox H-272, P.-D (eR) | ? es ar .¢ ay. anc olman. IS - rl RNITUR! RE- Fine rugs, draperies, | china, | AIP. PAF REL Wtd—F — Sa -7Y ea Se pers es ‘rienced | tx, T= Se rn Terenas a —] 1 coal ~ a. OF ur you DI HOUSEGIRL—For general housework: fam- |} CrERATORS-—Fxperienced or in xperi ne | STE NOGRAPHER—High — schor 7 " graduate: WOMEN—To help in kit chen: no Sun dla y | lai (), pictures, bedding, linens. gas arm _ coal | - . f your diame fice work ; experience not’ necessary, an‘ ily of adulta; no washing. 4614 Westin! in c sé eae. maeee. coeentaent good A . —" i ae, e preferred nt not eqnenseri wark. A N th ? m Ul ) ’ renees refrigerators. upright and player. Pann b — Shee : MK... cade ster Dp (2) | ity “Drage adenylate sila ‘| gsvlen prospects for advancemen *hone =. {| pianos, etc.; entire IUrnin’ te mn nag elry. 7 ne . é On Ske 4 RL ~— {or “we onan lor sama!! —- i ive -- =a) .O Ds Ww ( MEN -To w ork — noor i hours, from ll ” . rtr e if q t auc tic n, VW ecdinesday after- ; niture, Texas Shi >* Ol e 126 and ask for Mr. Carson. Box } ; »p. Mm. Sy 1 N. Broad way. * a Me ; ; erty “me 2307 Lucas ae | Venter, Deimar SOR, Gra: ' " pat 3 © cont, & | R. U. LEONRTL Att TION _€O., Aucts. (¢2) | fo’ Sony L Wed, | — = — r ts: 4 SA nee for advancement; perinanent; *! 117 MeCausland., | Bast. Disnaten. (1) | : | r. WOME N- Colored: kitchen help. Ke: peasat “ s cinch Dn | PURNITURE—Entire elegant furnishings ‘T2- 3” Cre sul ei . , ° RPL + "| poultthy ns mag salary expected. Box H- 103. ; How (SEGIRI~Girl for general house work: no washing; guvod waces, | fenton 13te. fc) Bie _Forest 4m4 | : . . (c2 . . | + | ry ‘ . ¢ , ———_-- — )' OPERATORS——On all SEC LIONS of overalls hich school graduate preferred; good sal- Re en _T02 N, 7th. | / HOU SEWOMAN- -Middle-aged. white: house- one kind f work: girls can ina ke ares | arv and opportunity for advancement: life ' WOMEN--To cl an offices. wy Syndicat BUSINESS CHA S room residence, 4411 Washington awa. at | " : e . 7 | teach beg inners and pay whli ha companr; state age, educatian, Trust bldg. auction Thursday, April %. at 10:30 a, “mM : Bi _Bidal " s. vau! } dressers, ¢ hifforobes. lacie st, eine. uménn _— —-- - -— yee} (eam 16 to 18 years, for goneral of. _{e) white; experenced; referenceg§ re omnes Market or City Limits car. ———— it GIRL-—Abou is vears of age, who “would ; PENOGRAPHER ‘“apabile. " experience: 1. } like to start in and work herself un to high Work: pee per month. Grand 4515. 5s14! ;} money: wil | insurance onnect cr ue. ie) learning . N’ Fj ine kk & ( ‘© [08 N. 1! Sth: ' bs ’ ‘ . ; : : . ee Coe ' ¥ ao. am Frist xperience and salary expected. Box B-100, mahogany and oak _ fer} P nat « Disp atch at WOMEN- ~ = gene ral hous: “Work : hours rs se ’ chiffoniers. wardrobes, brass beds, Axmin- | APPAKEL Wha. —25.000 ladies’ =f Ee GEE * y EE ster rugs, bedding. linens, dining-room and | Ssuils. overcoats, dresses, 7 BUSINESS CHANCES kitchen outfit, library sets, davenettes, dra-| also draperies, comforts: a e tien: orefer one without previous ¢>- ay , hy Wg experience: | op- HOU SEGIRI—| For ¢ neal ponvowerk:; good | thi third floor ome, g001 wages. 381 ‘ora bl.: Grand > r 7 2 mn | : OPERATORS — 2-needle Union | STENOGRAPHER — Straight | WOMEN—tTo do hand washing: $15 per)... _. eae Raima og vw nN | nepias, ete. R. U. Leonort Auction Co..| pay up to $30; for ex wet be bright and active; willing "ey Hoa, gate age ane sajary de- | ong 1e3) | ort spatch _ fer : — 4 x i Fiou REGIRL —Kor cooking and housework - . C } : t ; lv k: ood | A k : . ‘ week: off Saturday afternoon. Dinks Par NTTON. BON cia LOUIS Ee no laundry. Wydown 143J. 640 Linden " pecia ; Steady wor 4 & stenogrié phic WOrK; perman-)| rish Laundry, [124 Olive fel) A COMPANY doing the largest business of | Auctioneers. fel) | will call on 15 minutes’ notice, 9 h “ . 17a? « - ‘ ™ + ‘ a , . a om = - rans Se~ ’ , ‘ , - 2 - = ee a ; g VEC ett ‘G Kor A FEV , Ee av., © lavton. ‘ oq? 22 eg fe) wages. lay LOT IS ‘| IN | & ‘ent: opportuni Vv to advance WOME gan-j “) years of age > to dco cleaning | °* ’ mean im st. Louis Offers an opportunity to GAS STOV E— Quik k “Meal. high oven, white Lae S65. Forest 78. Gelber 4426 ‘Flor SHGIRL — White: genera) hous »work WN N ‘ 0. 9 BI ket (e! e8) i ; i ‘ . . and swee Ding. $2.50 _ net ' da Vv. J. Arthur iy? an owes y Be tes or wom tn who can invest ens ame lect doors: _reasonabl e, ; ‘21 Cates, fe2s j AP rans lL, BRU YER of ladies" 4. ; a al family, S568 Wietmineter ol Pana AW : G { De lar! et. (‘entral Emplovment Dept.. Anderson Laundry. 30 Olive. fel) | * eereer mage = poe A Do mo —_ bes whe ge MIOUSEHOLLD G OODS- Contents 5-room flat, | even —— clothing, — PL Y CH AN EY SSON EL KC- Andeil 255, | : » rwy’ . ¥ . a WOMEN—14, eolored, for dishwashing, nigh! bem per cen t tat — u : ness ¢ x including piano: nting privileges: no | nets, REE ~ CR o —— ee ee } . ‘ Pi . Wis . aes . . o 2 . ; »’ Sis ' ‘ust tie ‘A De- a. 2 > | iress Cc ACK we OF RD, AND MO, PA HOUSEGIRL—Good girl for general house- BROW N SH¢ KE ( O., l ith and in restaurant; good pay. Call after 5 p. m.. yicnee in reply trictly confidéntial. Box cealers. } Cals Bornont 188 between 2 and 1) | houpeneld mail be ie alt TR ich} work; no washing; no outside work: good | To eae caps: er wages quaranter a | ucas {e2) today, at Thompson's, 303 N.: Broadway. (c2, s-33->. Post -Dispat eh (cS) | OF fang 5 Pm. 1 ——— | Lindell 3335 or Delmar 2003. a - r. . > e fF : ‘ , ‘ : 1 Bd Se ~ , - —Pe - So A he , - UE TY ——— | . : ante : Ty GIRLS note mie ae riain.— Fores - nt (3) | ——e Bite ten ra need apply a ms 4 — . . | WOMEN—To db « ‘leaning and assist in Dre- Lit ee e cha cae my factory ; Will sell | HOUSBHO! L aie oe catents of .9-recms | HH. Appieman, 4218A Page. . ui ilies x r t d, te, ‘ un- - | : ’ e Y . ny . paring ‘ e a i les, d ») . t Nty Lterest HeMD to UO", re table « eS: c ~ ° = * ‘Tos earn piain sewing on Singer power! stairs - ork; 4 pation@e, i es fer For- | UNION CAP CO., 321 N. 14th st., 4th floor STENOGRAPHERS cae. yl Bros. Drui ate oe “é niimited demand. Boy Obs. Post. Dia te 2) | suites, brass beds. TURN other furniture; will | FURS—-Greenfield, 817 Equitable machines; $12 per week while pain ; $20 ert M80. - Clark . an . at ‘ : ; sell separate. 4187 N Grand, (c2) | — exchanges, remodels nd repa eae over when efficient. JENNING MOS, —— ~ Pa Underwood and Rov al Billers 1. TS Fe eens See | suepaetraet KSTABLISHET) factory, unusual profita ble --—- —- —" — ‘| MEN'S SUITS Wta. = . *)° i FOIVe SOME rave A moderare pnee references, Box H-t%, Post-i)is. , , ae teat liga gs Fo SEG Fie * make: sanitary, durable am ea. | ostoffice, m " exce a t Ww —— 2 ERI kK DN AN & Ni mN\ », 12°33 salarv is pai ' a hi! e le arning eri Es € re — * oO : ad b ' 7 ve ~ Cie 0 Lb tox B. , _ ost- Dis #s Cc 1) citer BS... also repair refrimerators: retail | Delmar 'b soldiers’, eic., ae 4 - SERATORAR c manufacturing company eding cap- store. 219 Locust. Stardard Scale and Fix. | Jelmar bl. ar —Cou — = Promote sales of r ‘ hitd t CANY S PRODU CTS PLANT, namo ‘Waterman. av.. 2d floor ease »\ 1 etati 1 is arrat? nee d for. we » are "sf \ yA’ \ : ] ' i ; \ ( ). LEN- . liddle eged ’ to ° ita. offe an Fa 7 ‘opportunity ‘a T's | ture Co, P la POE ehcr=? sus Sh cS) L Os coat, $1.50 10 bov't st ants . to euit: get Iie ith and Rutger sts. (1) | Hoe P houses —Competent, walavade for gen. Washington av. (Co) teachers who are bull “into our bi eral housework: 3 in family “Call nt fromm $1800 to $5000 lv. Box B-331, .- _ . —e resen te ' erica: ac ee aay VEN . = ; ie _Pershing av. Ist floor wert ‘a bany 1661 OPE R A T { RS- Sew ing mi achine. -yatied sete : 8) | clean sample reom anc keep romptuly | "ben en oe this ff _ 60 a ont Olive t Heth x inane wees | tage erin slits om se Co., 513-53 _ . > oo : O., atte ¢ o } © Jt. be = | : 5 j : an ‘ rane RS of 4. = ——_ rc cae lee eee EE eee — ented ti Oe ee ee eee | : — abel GIRLS—16 and 18 years to| aouneeinl: Seneca Tear = | {TELEPHONE OPERATOR Aa — . nid dal R t-Dispat s y 4 1700d, white ore eenera 7. 7. = ie F- }- iO qr’ . TO) 4 i ‘perie ae e ; . e ) . ae LO 2 ¢ a 4 ’ _-— = = n a - > eee a peng ann i ' learn. office work; must have | hogsework! wmail ‘apartment: 2 in oan: om sew ‘white canvas bags; | *kwitcnboard. Maiestic. Hotel, 1120 an 8-109, P st-Di te “haa 2) | $10.00 WILT, Tet hasiness man tion ground | RUGS—2 Axminater, and several wool Blank CNRS ira aa me Bt ‘ . i y. ores ; 4u est P ne. ' , ’ r ne. , —~ OS ISDa Cli. (CZ "fl ig industrial prop position otfer- ete ———— | ———— - } . : 5 Fixperience not neces®a workmen spend on factory operations, , “"T? a ails’ wasia 4 " ray I 1 eae a an “ F ea 4 an rood eost svstem better. ‘AND FOLDING CHAIRS, BE SURE AND! HIGHEST price paid for gold. old | | Stet fachine ar ' a all, worls=given. RE DDING. HEN Lambert, 4444 Forest Park t!. Forest zi i ators are making Trom o »:30 ». m.. for. packing eost a ee nee 7 be Ww ar: Oo eX icin urtments; good pay. . — 'SEE Us , ents MPG. CO., 1905 Locust | HOUSEMAID Experienced, colored, for | to $30 a week; we guarantee ¢ sy 4 OOSE-WILES BISCUIT CO It has been successfully marketed |" YSw. a. LANGAN FURN. Co.. | el ate ee ety, eee oi 200 RG ST. | is well es- “004 MORGAN 4) AOn2 fc) CASH pad tor old gold, ‘silver, pil ! apartment; 2 in family; willin Oo 10 : - “, m4 . . , t. eae 2a floor. | 4 gy ad wer good wages; - vas- pe rienc d opel ators not less th i | sis | guinea rch we the past eight years, Bell, Bomont_ A999: Kinloc ‘h. ent 1 1 % ————- ee ng. forest 85059. “138 Waterman, od | % . ; tablished im leading fae if ; my ee Y |. dlamonds, broken feweiry: up to $30) Siooe. ok oeeaerares fo a week from thestart. AN- EEE CRSIONTMEETr Ear TE eee et Bein factories in! New and Slightly Used Fu:mi-| false tecth, Phone Olive 1248, Mille UTOMC HOU RIEWOM AN- Middle aged women to io G KLICA JACKET CO... 1419 ~ 100-—W omen aud Girls—100 . rt +a a4 ang fUropt i ani “, in con- , ' Sal Excl Olive et. : | genera ousewor ho outside work ee ee a ol st stantiv increasing in demand. uré ror oaile or Excnangve > ] i ' , oo > P ) "sy ‘ I 0 you wat! steady employs ment at wage ° . ® " . ¢ ay ’ _HORSE 3 Ages 16- 18 years for general _phone Wrdown' 297. pay and fine howe. Bel ( live st. : . (e] } : : Neiieitnan Ty, 1, caes | ind | —— ~y sonable you to meet the present \\ e are manutacturers ot labor-sav- Cash or Time ys : -S | AND | VEHICLE | _ FOR HI 7-9 oa -_——— - == ’ ‘rev . vr’ 4 i 4 . > 7 > ’ uigt cos oO living? : - : - P died : 4 e + office Work ; steady position ; | JRONERS— On plain clothe and soit pe I W AN ED, OPE K A‘ OR ., T | vTa | (" ). a | t f 0 and 1 sree mes a Bio cles. GD one ap on oy “ er a ee W k if salt in enchant. WANTED ane Fora tr truck ; ’ . , 4 rCaTTi. of +? > “9 { ' iy nt D fi vie one 1! , iT ’ y! } ie } Pir] 4 ‘) , 1 | : j ° "ere ’ * > = { t : vour use: u ure ° a — ‘. ec . ‘ ; | Arthur Anderson Laundry, “970 Olive. (cl) 1D XP Ie RIE N( ‘ke I) T ["¢ ‘hy [ RS eErapn en posi lons Or rete aay A gy Bob ~ emer gar ody More Phan tery years’ succem for ‘new ‘and also buy used furniture for! ae Wtd.—Unfit for work. ~ Tt nee Ee "az ; oe ton truck, euUrrouns il SS wry ad omar. a ble Tor ola iles mT in- . . , 4 - roo - . . ad ful sales and ire hufucturing expe I- ca h; ing oe Olive ee OT Centra | ule ais : _ sSunnsaiinastinets . € ! Maid r er « r us 4 . a — - ; ner, phone . i good prospects for advancement; Ammuc A ye. four voung ladies in }- | Bi ANTTRESSES ww —A -—A pp sly 340 ¥ riac o- Blig. és 1) j , ‘) bd ¥ ) oy at PS I a spe (? ia sty eter tk pe . ) a ‘ k . “a personal intel - - , . ty? excellent working conditions. | JOR PRESS, FEEDENRS—Appiy room a, AND TW O-NEEDLE ize branch of their : vou and your work. ence. Located: i the lew-rent Cistrict enaties ui ULES And horses; 50; good for | YY BUTTE T S04 Pin \l \ ‘H N > Cerne ‘ *Dc iZ¢ raneh ol] the I! long-distanee mn addition to ths w - ages we pay , : . . to furnish you at a lower : . a ay reasonsaie ; U HE oR CK PU BLISH- jon PRE a SS) Se a“ 5 ' MAC L! E SI IT ¢ HERS oner rt : ;, . C e »perator: ie fol low tir in - ses We desire a well-established firm to outfit, £98.50, $8 down ne ae $7.36 Ke} dition. ‘all indetl 120 oe Delman Rin RE Express and 9 min LES 5. a, : T> Ta dische “tT wages to Wa will teach sev 2 at rirl i. aa ) : ‘A ing ie mar men : 100 Pee De > TY rerek] n 5 Se te Ne . 7. ala , . Part fas ranges ae low as 7. BO refrigerators é an liow ‘ ” : low rm " : t. Call lYorest a7 ING CO., 1201 -09 Washington, cor mpetent he! D. Apply second floor o100 i experie oh a ‘Sanvabers. Peri dlag t . t ee a} rt ? i; c : . y mol thly + ecaletae 0) UB. whic h tn ha hn a thre sal ot ; 1 he d t riodograph Up; kitchen cabinets. $21.50; din ing room ao row ord. “Ts. Ne “ stend, f , Express, 4980 , Thi Floor. 014) & Pine at. “Sy ieee § ee (c3) (while learning in our new daylight factory, | lary, est of W orking eondi- reases aS you gain expertence in St. Louis distriet. Such a firm | ft. consisting BR Daas hy et te a : ~F QR SALE ~~ = Ue your car, we ¥ mi { b ac bE A R ve AIN, Me eae And. pinner. | and CS © ee On eee eRe Mh year round, tions and excellent opportunity A 10 per cent ponus payable at Christinas should have a sales organization which $2) C0: gi 2, $25: beds ul ARNESS 25 f , x Auta Wenate Ba “Secelsior Laundry M2 N. Gran , an Rams, a bonus semiannually to stea: . . on your total earnings for the year 4 : = . » 6: 4 ers. a a Aute «SY am , ‘We gnarantee beginners a minimum wage is familiar with modern factorv cost |?! mattresses, $6; dressers. | upward. Grassmuck, 1317 sro . - ue j ; . . ’ y GIRLS - Kee I ‘OR: P. AC KING, | Ae Sor, Oliae 4 fovarmnent: salary aad per | DEL M AR MI Gy. COMP ANY, * for adv oe gape Lum nes * siothers desitend fs Net ol their daug and productiomw methods, or be able to : mchitioniers, (618.20 l very ~—-- --- ont a _WANTE nth. Ro > | tone " oe ice . _ Jiother destreo' o yacin #ir a . ‘ : a a : : - o ‘my . ‘ " “oo or) a for LABELING AND Be ) ck ° | LADY “Refined. educ ates. not boned ~y years | iT 3 Ke f ray »R sery ed below cost, VaCatfIons WAGON —4 on : NS; STEADY EM | ly ve Co t n ne Bom pan scale of wanes paid: = hy A ploye welfare THE NEW ERA SHIRT CO., 901 Lucas av. | ler Hotel, St. Louis, outlining how , eld) HORSE AND_ WAGON 4632 V n, —— The vanemalon. “iJl- sinners: good pay while learning. Art iter | Te omen : (ch) | Vou are equipped to | 1] | HORSE-——Bay ; _cheay SOEPA St. Fordts rr ORM ES Wtd,.—cC LADIES a | | ne Arbeite-_ | Py tee bela : , yas SS SETS ar ve BT RS a L ped to handle this TO -. P. —— : 240 os x MEOYMENT. APPLY. 119 aie tans, ome reldering and Gead- | flchman 024 Waaninetons et i eer es ee Fg ol ae SHOE WORKERS | osition ona commission hasie, | eee een Busey and = | Lindelt 2840 os De ——— = 267 AS ‘GTON AV | > ANTIQUE or modern furniture of ail de.) — "8! Cal) today. WA Carolinee Sent ~ ; " r ’ ( i c ‘ ‘ ld- VL. ‘ ‘4 r at . : —— % ’ E-xperten wea! (far ‘y stitchers sti we; } } Fele GISHOLT MAC HINE COMP ANY, cor: tials complete furnishings of homes HORSE- L200 Has: best tome 1”. at : ou your pri THAD a te Auto Renalr ¢ ‘1 , ’ CARES ror ace ountine d partment; sever: li c a ‘err __UAF AY ETTE AV. (ee) | _VvVacanctes for ne cleric “al work: about | Nev KT S! hig I ke ml or \v OR ere YT” MOOR E SHOK C . i : GIR} ——— | 80 years ald preferred: salary $60 per mont h. . nas : Cl o S03 BOAT = IM2 Pine st. (c’ Madison, Wisconsin. (e2) or small lots; absolutely the very best prices _ Seib, ctzel av o LS. _Rox P- Post-Disnateh. aay eserteneed: eperaters 6n alt waite. You | \TMEN’S BANK BL DG. - | paid. Cal Dennis Bros., Forest 5025 or 141; ee Three goad workers, $46 WMORTI , READ THI | TAREE eee 16 to 1s years “of are, Za will find in our fac tory conditions — whic h ' Fa IMMERS Expe on me n° " hate y OKEI R—U nion ‘Special; apply BUSINESS WANTED bDetmar & (c&) ' s. Broadway. ae , he ne A cx Ww -” ~W S general clerical work; good chance for Se j will enable vou to earn the highest wages. | Bare ady work, National Hat Works, 09 \ Pree Pape aol oe Anite teeeoe. furniture of all de. HORSES 20 head, and mulea, +; cash. Ww 4 . | VYanecement. Apply Western Electric Co. _ Ww , rk f 10 is Blanche Anderson, Ra He 4C + | " ‘ e ae & Iivs We will instruct beginners and experienced "ASS AN é GROCER | #eriptions; contents flats, dwellings; best wound; suitable for all purposes, » AM Cook ax HE S14 Bpruce st. aha ee ee eed 1) power machin« Operators and Pay a guar- TRIM ME HS WE ~CAN S - —-"- ~- x 4 EL, y & Ww AT, K ER | SHIR T FE AC. “day KE - = ~And fixtures at auction Wedn>s. cash prices: ueed £ ds badl : large or small talons ai. ; Ay ' aR H LADY—Elderiy; one who te handy in darn- | anteed wage while learning. It will pay PERIENCED TRI EA FE A EX- | “ \ wren anes SUR OS R &. mi... at 6123 Piv-| lots. Schober, Del. 2985. Forest 3933 (cS | HORSES—& , we Wid Any make | ing and patching clothes; about two after- | you to wie wa Apply to Miss lierzog. ST TION FOR THE % My He Ro MOS iS. | T ORY. 6th floor. (¢2) rid ar Auctionsers. mr BS Lb Wtd.—Complete: and good rug i ‘ a e ‘wer herone G : B Ponds to Parkards awe work fér, Angelica Jacket | noons per week; state salary expected; pri ‘EW ERA SHIRT FACTORY, SHEK HAT WORKS. 8i7_N. TH ONTHS. | BMA BET eas AE HIG MEST Pp RIC ES PAID Lindel! 2008, _pewa. : ‘ igs Motor Co, 1085 N, expecting ‘it’ another Srepans our | vate family. Rox RB-166, P.-D. (el) | 1 _ Tucas av. ‘c2) | TYPISTS—Two first-cle : 2) : YOUNG LAD¥Y—Who must be 16 vears old REDS Wtd.—Mattresses, carpets, rugs, heat- | HORSE s—15 1 nare a - ved an er 25 per cent | Tr. - am, -j; 1 ‘ v0 rst-class: good salary and | for catalog work: hs - month. For cloti! , aa rood P is = attresses, © ol eat- > » horses, mares an G : ‘er part high pay. They are always LADY- slate insurance ; t= yap. Sy MS ope aing — Dants O te advancement, (al} Sunday. between (:%% Hox €¢ 415, Post-Dispatch. oes "pet, = wes ' LEN Fak? 14 1. ae a —. 2R5 1..c8) ing stoves, ressers. old style or modern j n Kood conditon. He : - SOUT ed Wid A tw enone for ya and we | tradtive offices and wat king conditions: high | pera ors. | and ll. or Monday. 2020 Pine st. cil FouNG LADY_To 1 ake ier ee | ‘ D1. .¢ furniture. RB omont LS46. cB) | Coal Co.. 715 8. Vandeventer. Both eall and buy your & ucky if they echoo) graduate preferred. with or ithout , PY PIST-—-And clerk; life insurance co ny. | meaning m ‘ vs "? ‘. - . BUSI BEDS W td.— Furniture, sroves, 1; best ‘price. — —— a ee = ee ee Ad ress I. a hed rk in our tory = | experience; give full particulars. including | We need several girls to sew attractive offices and working Seat and Nagase Ss Ma: me Hi = “(cS ~~ NESS FOR SALE Bensinger, 756 Walton. Forest 6291, Del. | HORSE-—One heavy draft horse, 8» sto E. ZN RNS r, age and salary expected. liox US, P.-D i] . |, high school Rraduate preferred: :' | 7 Th —— a — --—--~ “AN IN AND r ; ; mar 25201. _ (cl4) old; also one heavy covered wre — — Touring cal Chairman Acne}! — a4 ees fee __ 5); ON a parts of making men’s! ne lee > snot ing age and ary @x-| poche, Bann ch -Combina tion bookkeener a and pm G AND REP a ~ ec P-| GARPETS Wid_-Porniture o° all dascrip-| \V. Gollins Vehicle Woodwork pay Kood cash price. ee Se Se. {£2} | LAUNDRESS— First-class, colored. to take | pants; w ill pay Vou goo l FES | ee 2, (C3) | experienced only need paves : ben T-tro d stand: establishes 1909; , le are ng city: | tions; contents flats, dwellings, Orcutt | — re Os ae - — RN - ater , Washing home; steady. 2748 Franklin aN: ; GC Wages | T Y p IST S | _Post-Dispateh 3 (el) Hox Post-Dispateh. 3) Se 4729 Easton: Delmar 094, ch | MAKE S. Team cnunky, ae . cv we. . ata ne, res — een - Si ee sd : : ; oan 8 ’ ; | all Sh os GIR LAUNDRY HELP. vei Wie and viv e you steady work and | U'nderw | i y ONF hey I NERY——With 2 lving rooms: | = = | Wik” must sel! i aney 10 : ae gies are. lore ane ~ hers. Ex- ' short hours. nderwood and to} al Billers oung Ladies leaving 2306 Chouteau, * FEATHE oa ———e a ton teat pay . to ; cane nice bay, ma : 3 » BY “Wcanca alar eund ry im Gran ay C5 7 Se CONFECTION! ; — -— ——- cents Old round and % 0 aoe, on- ears, We it ’ ie : — oaned on autom a? ‘ , 7 meever: il exper lence ] OD Vas | Betwe 16 anc 2 y r wow tahthoy 4 ri : \nd nations, also 2 tana Feather Co. Auto call. Delmar —_. & ycars old, weight #40, 14 hands; J Pe delay. no at", 14 to 16 years, filling or-— LAU NDRY HELP—Body — irone Tot ladies’ CURLE KCl JOTHING CO., | A] I erators i : Le ears of Age rooms furnit " are: | bargain; must leave at, Forest 7@7. 4428 Page bt _— e@) | colts in April, Se Oo. 1210 | dive Bon SO eginner S. Be a Telephone Operator DRUG a tL - ds | FURNITURE Wtd.—3 to 6 rooms: must = o | Jne Co. 116 8. ‘tith “= a i BODIES ‘tts STORT)—Has other business. sargus: at once: pay good price. Forest 8897. (2) | MU LES — Two; 2 =; 1 set douse ’ iat 3 ‘8 Wd. ord tour 7 clothes ironer; 850 per month. ders; no 2 ar egee reqttured ; | ferson Laundry. 12th’ and Locust. (e2) | 1001 W ashington Av. te 3) SHAP C INQUIRE OPERATORS’ TRAI — —————— : AY Y ~ RAINING | cash. Box } o . | 8S Onee: Bay pects for advancement. LAUNDRY HELP PANTRY G! : LEIGH HARDWARE CO. | SCHOOL FOR PARTICULARS CONCERN: | nay Goa, SA SeS.5 Ost~1SGOtee, +) FURNITURE Wed. —For 4 rooms; all or part. | Ds. Thos. Cusack. Co., 2100 Wal 4. IRL— With or without experience: 4t] ‘ |ING THIS INTERESTING WORK. PAY | PRY GOODS AND RHOR STORE Men ‘al ‘ | : Ro splsnid th and Ww ashington. (e2) : Is MILI Larter I NEX Pamtiecen and. ladies’| renéy-te-wans: bean poe all T.indell 2098 fe), | STAKE WAGONS—Large and mont 1440.. ; ' ' 70 RNITU Re Wa. _—Badly. we pay best | tops: cheap, N. B. Schuster. lit. Ford eommerctal working conditions ; Hand fronera, feeders, folders and shakers | _ ood warer. room and board. Washington in flat work department; also girla to learn, | Hotel. a wy we ar REFERRE D. PERMANENT POSITIONS, | “bout $6000. Dave Reisman, Forrest City. ] ; A 2 > 4 " hPL MNRTO? ‘ a _...—._.. . SI = ef » Want n ay. Lokal Gaitak Tat Gt nd beens er} _ Co., 24 and Elm. 2), On all parts of making vests fOr | Sos DY Foe eas Maes tel min oe Oh a Fe ROC b ~ ne ne "| FURNITURE Wtd.Carpeis, contents ficia: MACHINERY 4 opp SOUTH 15 gusben i ; ) f A ’ ; - . z . , a . (} al ) ee “or ff eo w k: e abl ’ ‘ . “ us | 4 rv . = ; \ ner rooimne: > j ¢ e} . Ae aaa o ™ ; . | WEST ‘END: TAUNDRY, “$a25 Hears: | - ReKs — DE R—Girl aoe Pui fee der; Men's suits. We will pay you | to operate typewriter; ‘permanent; $12 | ee ge 500 7 savasee mat. on28 is ee eee bat WANTED ; a Sea CTT ‘ — a. £ re cer ply rood ware civ . . 7 start; apply at once Associated Food !m.- Riversi¢e 1408 =e eavEne city. | FURNITURE Wtd.-—Carpets and stoves; ‘ immediate d g.. 1620 Lo- £ S anc I Cc \ ou ste aay orters; rel N. G d. (2) } — s g" y | -peoems —_ GROCERY AND Ff highest cash price paid. Oifve 5084. Rilev | |" MOTOR Wtd.--About 8 h. p.. 220) hg) BL : UTCHER SHOP—Doing t be In first-class cor el bodion for ay COLORED GIRLS—FEED. LAUNDRY HELP cunt we | , ——_-__________.____ (2) | work the ye i Ai | ie a | oe: Experlenc ed oy ere on high- grade LR ESSE Rs Ore ladie ’ 1é \ ( ar arounc ™ j T A Pal y % ; a good business in suburbs: will _Furniture Co. xcellent Lue'nees locat on: | Fu RNITU RE Wie ~ pon Ht all Kinds spot rials a natl tt “oF kere’ wood . 2s irs it- “cl ’ c oan ° : * ; * L8-—Als l » rh - oq "1e% x > oe ; ar , easn: contents ate we ne Orcutt Stor ‘4 & y (ce?) st-class. on fancy werent * to work a# helpers: mood wages. apply | , no previous experience; good rr As#s AY. 7 half- ' | + \'s spectal a ‘nell teady positicn; beet salary in cits , WAGES. APPLY ebercnghd LEDGER CLERK—Yo a 45a ‘10 _N._King's high ¥) > ung lady. for account- leaning, and Dyeing Co., 4536 Kastor. ie?) © Dighway._ Griffins. sini y eS 8 : '. Work A. uf 7 AITRESSEN— —— tor” work. 613 Pitie. ‘salary, advancement and perma- | sipedet’ mia also new work ; Hoffman | contents flats, dwellings best Cash ces | ack “Northwestern Kz starred: established 1yu0; leaving | Rchober, 4465 Page eons. Forest 2: + oe | 10 foot wet mix; casolin ' a ~ for Fo tral Equipment Company, 81 tie | Peds: bed : ! ing department: must * experienced in > _~ are | Post: D'ane ~ mgd salary $75. Box hate maine POs>.. ESSERS rae WATTRESS— -Experienc ed. 1619 ¢ Clark. Co) nent work. fity. Box H-158, Post-Dispatch. fel) | FURNITURE RNITURE W a pe 7 . aales re ? “ uz: steady au | Ww. WAITRESSES. Gon Frankli — | ‘ Tn . intact sieceacieaatlitian oat hm TUR: td.—House furnishings of NGL J the ear positicns, _ ore SI | | | onty__Piid.._ Ot. lout. - passe a | MAXGI Lounive. “$i0,end board. em Sean | EME AW AIST CO.. 905 Washineton (2) WAITRESSES— Apply 105 N. 6th ’ ORR T SHAPLEIGH HDW. C U., | mediatsty, ey — “pest rh y * ~* | GAS TRAC TOR Titan make. @ 1 Te eateener - | MAID—In ae dentiat’s office. Forest ew. ion | PRESSERS—On soft collar WAITRESS —Exnerienced. 2082 Markt 4th and W ashington. (c2) | FOR SA LE—WTD By Ge oe Se ee ore : alr: ‘suitable for tans starts oa Taten ae wi “MAID. -Appiy at Argonne Apa: ‘| ‘ “sr WAITRESSES—Good pay; good home. Al.|~ _ rete’ : will eneheunee tae” Eee . desiens sh | — 9 ra CK edding ©o., 208 8 T7th sf — AITRESSES- : od, ~— arn , making. 509 N. Broad (c16) | ma kes. | Bld St. I rule. ayy i t an good home. | SJ wos ER ESS _HOWE se ‘AL E CoO., &12 St. Charles et. TANKS— -2000- rizonta * a pay , | Tarrest buvere of secondhand furniture A; —1 “gal. horizontal Oe — or eee ‘Maw ite or colored z= starter winding, “ood Wages: ‘wall fan's, "St Reels apt | SEAMSTRESS— Experienced repairing men's | Albany Motel, 4871 Page. (cah | SAUESLADIER Catholic. tired of “store | SOUGHNUT DUTFTE ~ a P ' 5 to sta R7 velar. a WAILTR ESSES % . aT ae : | WOrkK oan secure Outdoor positions: (vou can | ; (Gem; at close of At- | In oltyi nothing too small or too lar for ue 2 O0-gal. horizontal steel * e operating, | STAT Rxnerienced “white. ee xood wanen, | SILA MAT RESS—To . (2) — Se ’ co noe & ¢« 24x40: 2 smoke stacks, 4 whil , King's h # highway and “West, inghain Anite | se en Tithe. o Sunday ay Mtccabee, 2 | SALESI-A DIES Aggressive. ambitious. — ——o KINDLING WOOD—1900 North Market tt | 200) Market st. Romont 2404. Centra! 274. ~~" tivent Equipment & Machinery CO. 2 pay © earning. | MAID—For | email 4-ropm ‘Apar@nent; to do SHIR1 MAKE RS “AND WAITRESSES Good pay: day work: 2 Rood | erences; travel indefinitely ‘selling “welt aa: | PAINTS—We » miake it for ail purposes. Me- | FURNITURE W Bae Se . ed you receive murt be A ena eke 1, washing: LEARNERS WANTED WAITRESS— WN. (rand. | yertined line, Ralston Purina Co.. 821 S./_ chanics Paint Co.. 725 Pranttin. (cS) FARM MACHINERY e . 7 Ss experienced. Manh atia . : (c8) ¥. . vr “x er e Ver ‘ a ~ pier oD t t = 7 ass ; ae: ae aT : : HANDING We ater mac Sines: piv iat “Olive ’ , a: ‘good 5 ay. Ap! ,- thore who would _itke to he identified "att r) PRICY ¥c LF E.. Girt 2. oon ss a | ral aot en aa nt 1620, Cen , / o ake en ~ : Fite. ; er 4 cuugheushiusapeeen ic ‘ 2 SHER AT WORKS, S17 \.' end pay you while we AR ky — ve WAITRESSES —Ssn.rlenced wb —— a Bocktion part ASEae toe Weneare , ovement. 1 RUCKS an! skids for the hand! ing of mer- RCGA Wid.—And furniture. WLindell 2602) (co) & Co., n. e. cor. 18th and Locust. (eh) Siseh ~ work. Teutenvers's Bakery 1510! fled. For particulars see Mire. Stusmes’ 7). a cee dae — d pinnnt kind: 239 —_—-————— —-— (eS) at... 2 ‘ > Cr CxS © any ‘ Wik ’ ; . alee. ice) rector, G5 Locust st. Reom 4090. (cd) cust. Standard Scale and Fixture (so. - ics) Hictetny, 93, 0n, gollar for furaltare. eS) Waskinetee ‘and Feleeten. . * .

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4a a HP ab i her . “MONDAY, tea RRR =e TO GET IN TOUCH WITH OPPORTUNITIES FOR EMPLOYMENT! Read the help wanted columns. “6 ~ ee —— me ee ee. SS eS ~ . A A AND BIRDS } AUTOMOBILE very Any. 8457 Tiitnot * Pay OR Rea aston fea —— a =... See ______. AUTOMOBILES } ‘ AU TOMOBILES MUSICAL . NORTH : #.(y amen | COUPE Ol a ll tl lt Oa ll A AlN, oe aatguian St ti ae } — = - om SS a TOURING CARS | a _____PIANOS AND O ORGANS | BL EVENTH, 2614 N.—Front room for house. | } — —— z. Hind , reds and mixed. satin ~ ee eee ee a S. HKroadw ‘6 iz rORD— OllpDe aa ~ far POP PLL LL Pl ele | Ot | ‘ : ! mountable rime starter; FORD—Touring cars: brand-new 1920 | VIM—1917; %-ton panel body: Spe condition: | $325 buys a nice maho ogany 88 note player | Ear aine, cookin. eas, electric. —_ — * arf yusek then + ights mb = a ae , runs wetl; Pe 450. : a oo, TSO T, 4718 a ee mex model, with or without starters: also fine for grocer or florist Mr. Roherts, | in good condition. Guaranteed _ housek —Ferris-Young strain; 8. c. HUP PMOLILE—Goupe, model aa: (2) | 1918 models: easy terms. 33114 Cass, (6) | 2825 Locust. ~__f(el) | bench and rolls included. Easy terms, Hey: oeaeeeene;_cooking gas. electric . “ co tke Lie ir model 82; condition FORD Touring: 1918: demountables: “one. | TRUCK—%- ton, Uke new: day o, Surumute cr’s, a and Locust. 1c47) | GARFIELD, | 5241A—Pleusant. newly fur- i] FO R RENT He scust.fc6) HiIAR AN right, $14: i adie for two gen Uprig 1 @ very good-look in modern fiat; walking distance Gooual (2) wi : winter layers; $1.25 per 15. new; chean: tern one 218. 87th at. YS 42) | MOON -4-passer.ger as. ee a. a A e- beautiful turnout and just | body, In perfect condition. . lew * w ° | / ' we apts one . poGs— R. 1. reds, fF om oo ly-Sprinsfield equipment; paint and u hel. evenings, 7 to 8 ; Morris, FTN Fiat TRU CK—-ton, in good condition, cheap, une ee ar haa been yo ee Motors plant. k, "7 Heder s Pet. joo oo21 feal’ cond! ee new car; excellent mechan. | near Olive. ; cA Sw nd? det 2846 Chippewa. someone who has a child eet ean te have’ GRAND, | $113 N.—2 large @d-floor 7% front ° ; aq : ‘1? = — . ” +. = “a - . fo o : S ° ay. ci ition; this car can be purchased hit t “MORIL E —5-passenger: “$5: 25 cash. wm. reese ; eas No use "for it; quick sale; a cong greg lg as low us $1.50 a week: Re are. completely. ruselited for housekeep- ’ ‘ ; Us -- > _—_ ‘ nd 4120 Connectiout st. Huber-Wilson” Motor. Car “Go.” Jefferson | H1UPMOBILE—4-cy ‘1, _S-passenger, just MAKE YOUR OWN TRUCK. 7eS SO Yee ee eee ap a THT nN Yin "3 : : Five new, Maxfer 1%5-ton truck attach- | - 2006 [Olive st. _(c8) } i ROOMS S WITH BOARD—CITY__ | a U a U 2g Pees and Locust ; el s S ¢ . | § Your Maii Orders Pcenrer 9c rT : upeey. (12) pe _tires, — 8713 Washingt on av. (€2) | ments for Fords; §: 225 each. Sce Mr. Rob- | PLAYERS— A large assortment of high-grade ~—~~- TNT: = cou at ATE— -Touring; late model; g0od erts, 2925 25 Loc ust st. a fel) used and s! hopworn pianos and playera at | “SsouTH - ~—s«Jé>- Wergain pric Any instrument you may/ . : i~ i i i ee a a OL aa eae PLP Tt outs the hens = o per. S101 Ont» eat, Komont 121, ‘ Central _ RRO, fel) ehape: cheap. Onor, Tact ust fe 1 —— ~ MOT IR RE Us = condition. Southern Hay Ex- |. _ ROADSTERS | LIBERTY Touring: Kuaranteed; summe T | ; sr weil ; be ‘deliv: yf Pe Rg hag BR H. I BLAINE, 3672 we PG salt ‘tnaieiy’ Yeienite Ril . ~ P ehaivy iS, fay iT : é ® ae . sil - . . °. nen ; ‘ . " , se ne ote nm or . 4 nous } i ' P i gee ’ ss — ] ord Ti ut kk " ] Vet On ’ 14-pas- cerms. Barthe)-Duesenberg Viano Co., 812, !D@: aiso with board. Victor 719 Ragas are ouse pace Broadway, 1 block north of ” wip 32 | (et | but laze ' —_— —-~=».- > hac n till ‘ip. mM, Central ss75, BRIs« fol ~ Roa paner ae arantee 1 a= a cited 4% ‘ w motor trucks celiver the ierhir, ral 44) Lae = a ithe wnt“ f | MAXWELL-—Touring “Cer: “P9189: “good aa senger er: closed body drop aa ~~ ——__. ——___ —__—_ — ~___—__ S| Bui MAN i222 — board, root: 7 phon 7 joorstep: Pav on delivery, ‘“e% Prick. A nice =» y= cylinder roadster, new: cash or terma, $11 Cass (1) > ee \LSTEY, a payee - apy simount. Miller. 1322 2 Olive, | ds monatrate ; 8800. Square Dead Batterv| VA KLARD—iti0@ 6: 5-passenger touring; ™ x ”. (eS) c oO hye ‘Warne. ioe) | been run s#£ince Mav: new paint, grood ton, | trom h ote! To depot or Y"¢ cular Very iow ; call and see this one As mY ~~ es Martin. Can be bought for eash or E N RIGHT, $2.'.> Dot ible rovin with beard. Wid.—-We Will pay cash for your! Ci ‘ ‘ ‘ ————ee~ | Fisk tires’ in splendid condition: price right: | . i P , iE. \ rT 1 ror lvla * model | rr roadster. te rms. Call Ber ston $10 Sunday or afte Tr * passenger Se rvice: ° monthly pay = on month lv pay nents, 10K Olive at. t« =) | ve ry desirable ney ‘ % ,? Seer | LINDELL Bla, 4024 “Good room and board; |] prin er YS mm ong H ll trained. 1ege 8. As ue for hic>est prices in the 210) Olive st. Rom ‘ ; io e omont 121, Central 360. (¢1) | ; “ae 7 N, tromiway. ies)! . ; - —- = . 2 SS |.) m™ Mon lav or Puesdav (e2) — em = +. > , -oatery, netnk ee 1A |ONDS WANT ED | mountablen sete: nities. StF er ere, | OkBEMOBILE—1916; model 49 touring : | ments. DE EDS AU TO BODY | BAHKSEN. $205; 0 full 88- ‘Mighty used, we, working girl: low rates. Lindell 2210 - canary, anycht , ; Teade mt et ttle dandy. Terns. SLL | Olive st. Bomont 121. Central 380. fel) 8) ) . | took this one in exehange on McPHERSON. 4474 —Attractis yching, | ra “317 Easton av. (oR) me oe A 106 S. 12th _. opposite ( ity — ractive rooms; con- . ) to > i per carat for your dia-/| } t= co) | OL, DSMOBIL E—1918: light 8 touring. "’ player-piano; we need ths space “for our! _ tinuous hot water: homa cookin (2) || ries. MODGE -Roadster, i919 model, looks like! “101 Olfve st. B “7 ll. ( 3) new stock. therefore willing to sacrifice Rar =~ a," >a eM AL Bt ieee les. Pete, amonds too large or too small: | new; brand-new tires; paint and uphol- | S101 O} ve at. Bomont Ls & antral a0. | fel) — —— = — SS = FRAN ANK S STEL “9 5 S t ACE ee np! Lan: jae a ban 1O ai strict. ae _ (cB) | } 2 | | To buy; only two prices; time or cash; no ‘n- | * AISAZAR HOTEL, 3: 27 Locust st.: rooms; ///| a f nfe value! free of charee: err UP; easy ternis. 7481 l a E as Lon it}? OVE RI. AND. ‘Late model: best mechani al i runnin ns “ ? : | terest charged: 10 per cent off for cash with | —Ul water, baths: tic day: $4 v © reek. (c8) | an/ ti rae . gsi nis l4 48 p she, cal st. ar: American pian, $50 ner month and up; Eu. {| 322-324 Clark Av Grand, opposite Metropolitan I ORS 10 lates ruadsto rs; “50° UD; terms. “1084 ive at. B omont 121. Central 760 ' Ne “A ty > pA - d 3° ; b =, t ropean oe, $ L> KHAK ER wy Te "Tt ‘ing: oe: ‘3 lim ler 77 P ‘ ‘- — - — - —— ’ Niger dl us her SS-note play € I 7 em tol Pr d: Protestant fan ally, Ww om Tox _ “ eeaaaaenaapcapecann COL nent as ple vaults (cabinets). ne ‘ . c ’ ~~ o , on c , oe »: ack > ost-Dispate . 2 f i , Ibe Seat terms if ‘desired. Howe Scale — SC eer ae it ve st. Romont 121, ‘ ‘entral eM) fel) he TN hal ance eaev ter Airs Tt? - qgr*? Bt ? Wwe oe) *) rood Tic v + i? 4 }? ry" T> >T N ’ POO DWELLINGS POR NENT | fo. Se r $30 month, including interest. $14 BUYS 4457 HUNT — vy Appleman, « as Pay any time, OS EE =’ OV LKL ‘AN D- W916: inode! a ; roadster, v" +5 L, IF Heed Thr ler touring ye , ae : + TUbes, : ) a , Dargai $s° LAY ER-t 1A? OS WEST Sam ar P ost: Dispatch. (2) waey yom lot 25182; ‘ Oltve st. Romont 121. Central Sao. fel) rellen? condition: terms. 202% 1 " da? , Astor ry" ; NOW is the time to sell; we have cash buy- | Mee; 4-room frame cottage, wwien 00, - ag FOR SALE Tt? = _— : . A'’l eT flats, cot ment; also stable in rear; renti Pies tape. r STC NES INTO READT . . PPP PPL SA sagt poe = dy Fat pase - chummy pon VELIE—Touring: late mode nn ania | 7 : . B AR GAIN PRIC ES ‘ENRIGHT. 17000-—8-room home: modern;:! Salows; see us at once tages and bus month: only §) 400. ~ -~ . CASP—4440A Vircinia av. Call Riv- 47498 te heraon “9 . “ rp ‘ acuum tires, aimost ner . \ A Ais 7,1 ; Da : = : hardwood floors, shades: rent $75: posses-' - _KOL LLAB R. E. CO., ‘11: 38 Chestnut at. _ fel) JOHN 8. BLAKE & BRO., $15 (Besta rts ba cits: 3 all e MTP. : , (2) . : — — - Reor ‘ “yf : re n : wi ar ‘ ; C86 pianos are practically new, sion April 11>: a imissaton by card. Brennan. F TA aT Wtd.——« , and 6 modern large. light vd pth went pail | ana have been gone over in our work shop 519 Wainwricht Bde. (2) roonis. goo] order: hot-water heat: best ne ) e : _ ? inder ; S like new: take $400; good bar- at HSGWA Minerva a |} and are in first-class cor dition. All are good . . 7 ! ‘ FARMS F FOR RE RUN. vores “HATA Parton ay. ied) | “ . a t BOGu neighborhood, near Delmar car: &7000 cash . ezexy ——— nn | eaip for someone. | omy Cook av. (el) | VELIE—Touring; model 3S, in elem: on sulue _APA RTMENTS— WEST _ more or less; owners only. 5426 , RY > RES—At auction, at 612! 4 | . CPRIGHTS | B : Etec. o th av.. on Wednesday, April 7 at: he OADST hh lols ; star ter, ; se mountables, | oe 1: & good | a umper, cen mie a a _MUSICAL ANSTRUCTION. — ore ae ‘ ye Sh ~— F “ns JIOUSE Wd. ~W ill pee cash for a %-room FARM—For rent; os: Sateen 22% acrea, éul- oe m. ts +) — ure oF if ~ -' blige i ’ i. > Oy : } of Ve rn: ndolin. cultar . ber nN 1} ter aes : OT secs we’ . rr. ‘ in “4 h. steam heat, manga providing price is rensonable; state full ni! and ~ farm: share, rent or ca , etc, uniforms. 4 SSBRATORS— Counter display cases | HUADS EK Late model, in fine shape; good |, ait" Dh Pg ng ur check boo! Jaumnt. snstruments loaned. Putnaw, I1et | ewes mah o — ee nb on aioe hobs, See es evice, NE . nit 22 ee a particulars for a quick sale, Box 8-409, well cistern, family orehe ~ - promote sales or meat and nrov sine: i top and t re s, Boon thet wee on gas ine pn ! _. _ . - _ - . : - : . I~: —— — “ pees 2 “ = x iW r 2 ; ‘ ; e aeeeaeeosd >» © . . . — _ a? | a lat - . al 2 — — wumere~ —~@-—~. aed — - _ " . O19 a i+. ee . of frult and berries; on Lake line: owner) Possession at once; ice of — bth entral 4521. (el) | FORD—Sedan: ie nh nodel; latest factory Good att ‘St A TE — ToRS bargain. Stell, L414-N. 26th. C Ss eeS , | 9330 ii ershing AV. Gillian. ees ‘Cadet’: mt ay Park. J. A. ; ow.” Inautrs cludl Ee eB, __ ee Dlete ee all makes; repair: nt- | equipment, fires ike n° : re gular ford -S s a RS LU... rE - ay Pe - , “utaepig 7 a) ore eo eee) j RW ¢ INFURNI P.. ar rt (‘adet at. elty, «1) > ») inqulre owner, ca Oa 7.50; light, over Palen rneetiter Ca Tit Se nth tems | Starter and lights: big reduction. “Huber 2048 _Locust_st. ¢ R— Repairer; factory men, Vic- | Srarrk, inahogany: S8-note ...,....--..-- 383 |] Be Boule’ finest exclusive efficien ‘WEBSTER GROVES Sunday. or ut noon See relma oe - | Whison Moto- Car Co.. Jefferson and Loc ust: “Ta >K tor 1741h, nd V2TW. Birdman in ¢ -RANDS. St. Louis’ finest exclusive efficiency ff _ = or or_evening afier 6 o'clock. Central aed adding mac hines | and open | Sun lay el?) Ca a oe UC > Jeffers A’ sak : 14) “ith - WY n. a) any Ppartment; §-storv; fireproof; 2 rooms - . a. FARMS— l own a large ‘tract of pts {m aire coa otere vm terms as low as $3 per TANWwhril.inl> sedan —— a r ING: plan Slavera: Gret-cls ep. Ivers & Pond, mah Lv j 43 with 3-room efficiency: and 3 roums THEO, R. APPEL, We ebater Groves — Webster proved fertile bottom land. close ta ‘ i COMMERCE -ton truck: covered cpr 4 ne : tm, | kK nabe. mahorat re . Be : property speciality. Phone Webster TOR. (c& k , ware ' ibe. tna! : ’ with 5-room efficiency; !tnciluding heat, (e8) et. and can sell any amount fram 109 acres and up. Also own some choice + gl ‘ ; ‘all ¢ Cor “ochvan, at Benton 180, (cS) ' raincoat, ees oe : ‘ = tae Onve st Bomont 121 Central AAD, fel) | hod, McNaul tires in reat mick se ‘ge Mer Z Apes oe ™ > | ae DP Jb — ‘ ; n plain figures. | Bell telephone, ice, electri ° waa eee . ho ia ; ; ; ii : Gate ; . c v i & r | and || WRITE_ for oor suburban sale list and map. ligbt WERSTER GROVES TRIST CO “ch tom cut-over land that can be bought t. on k Po ) IT ERS— 1 nderwood, et. seaite, | LU>MOBILE—1918; leht six ‘| $490. “See Mr. Roberts. 2027 tz. rson. , mackinaw, : Uh. 25 to. 875; rentals, 3 months, $3 | Ag ee re ant six tent we ; —_ — es Sell! Vinear 25782, * (etd) aw. von eg ; | sult, 85. 3837 De St. Louis Typewriter Exchanges. | ey Olive at. Bomont 121. Central 460. fel) | pop Lk RAL—Like new; 2-ton; li) saecrl >. Shar RPEtEe? alana baat yr my ge ( ) N b ¢( ) \ , eo oe oe ye gee PPS pom wh for Darticulars. stating Olive 7245, Central 4889.18) | Ol. USMOBILE—Sedan, 6-cvlinder, late 1018; w27 Locust st ic as ome by 7 UnInNg, Nhe tae Season - |} cafe; excellent service; rent $77.50 to _SUNGALOWS _AND COTTAGES Ww. Murphy, Batesville. Ark. ind ae -———— - - + cde ~ — ——. . . ; ie: aii York vruAaAranteed. Ri. =) am ‘ ry = Or7omr ? » " oe Y ¥ on ‘c > a — “a mM MACHINES-—-We have several eood eacrifice, 8975; terms. is ¢ ‘hestnut. (C2) | Trp DERAL 11,-ton: good motor iy. | o718 Parks all oo mo ctor oT THE HOUSE ie o ARANTE ES ALL tio. (cS) Kim «alta man Say cartes Jersey ND ) SILVER” WP In used machines of variou o'% BERLAND Sedan, «lx-c v linder, peaut iful | ‘ op: $500; a real bargain, JolTy L . , (ala) Cae Tr L 4 Olt = nitty tia —— TT = od fl SOUTH cash, $82 monthly bore Perr | on models: subject to your inapece like new, 885. at 0G Chestnut at. fe) ; sf co; ’ — . _ om en , = ae “. no F ag a : OS ee full price $70; only por oid oie ae o a re Dert.. Wales Adding SEDAN--l¥wO model: in elegant ¢ ndiuior rORD TRUCK—Any atyle body edia! WANTED TALKING MACHINES FLATS FOR KENT = TT AGE : Brit ns Se Benelli 5 ae Sr ae vee ~ . . _— ; wee , ’ - ’ - , 24: ; ” . PPP LP et eis 2 ; . ~ 7 ilies : — nll Cc ‘ rethe ier, —- ———— Some B2x4 Cioods ich cord tires. front and rear! delivery; terms. Batley, 2117 Olive er.ols asTrare —— a : “T firet floor: one b — = t.c ropes ) ’ a my! - — MITSICAL INSTRIMENTS Wtd Cash pai AT RARGAING offered (n used 2 % so! TH "x nm asement room; bath Sec. ‘ ~ umpers a! nd evervtl hing for comfort, a reali ] ORD —~Truck. 1 1. -ton car. ae ei-C ‘4 for secondha ; Tonv Placht OO) Pir - : . eed o ? Se fuaran J tric ity, front and rear porches, TOMBRIIX wold, “shiver, | pia abi ter tinum. _ beauty; a genuine bargain. Car can be seen condition: year to pay. 2157 Olivy et. . oo : ee ne ro anders ny, lake phonograpns; 8 beg ) : Sale ote Hoa ~~~" | AGENCY, 3138 Meramec st. Both phones. A I A L five 208 Miller's, 82 | UTO M O B I # E N | 2 2. Olive st. 6 all next week. fea) i™ Rik—(tpen 4 slivery true “kK: demoun tub ~~ - PIANOS AND ORGANS “~~ } oa ee Artop! say — ’ | SEN on 3804 mt — large ee ee a e2) : chof 3 t! ' ys oF | per ¢ uar B 1 il RAR RRR es aati NO ) VEHICLES _ FOR _HIR | 4 ' ~ Ser * passenger banien. 8821 oF rash or termes 2724 Washington. Ce ; : oo nT ar arte: re yee ae "lened P a price tern a €r e | FLATS | AND AP’ T’ s. ‘WANTED est - ; ami hy ’ at m A - a troadway. (1) . Vveek ‘, thal, mie ; ive . . © , J» . kee ~ a fo * es OO Ne ND ‘ 4 E ee ee i: Is . — Ee . aes ee . ° bh Rb (ye-ton trucks AgTnY gry le Demis . im- I’) 4 Ni . . t _—- = - ; ] s& A superb Pn bts Ry. easy terms. Seo 3150 Roy or work. a1 a uring, newiy pails 1) Olive. Bomont 14 ics) meng , 1 i" > brat acy «94 references. Call Cabany 2ZU2M, tc2) 0) STOCK--Trjol a + -- ee ; ' Rb -ton truck, owner drives. Wim, bargaln. terms. on T ocust io} en — Inu es r Reasonable terius. . . OuUrink ASreHn ECT 1e\ cheawn “er t * 227 I cS) . ; , ; ie ; = elt, mo ies eetitinade “dh » Gen Gnaeter | Hiren, ‘ol att). ‘] " . 3 ounce e: ust be in ; ; : nay Olw e «t. Romont 1 1 « ated al we) wrt new . es = ; aa : to Day ¢ Olive, (ch » PIANO—tT pright, with player attacnhme Vick mR victrola. mahogany case; ; ewe = : : ax sw. - pose newer aney 83." Victor 88." ori6 S. Grand, METROPOLITAN Se TO SOC PORE STOR - : ; or Delmar M4 i Fit Ex) ress nd - hauling. by } hour. of r U 8 - | ORD rhrtetckh (srecer body: {7 perils ‘ and rolls: other furniture. 41°7 N. Grand. rh P lition: cab in mt machine: re Al Wt ] h or GO roo! 1S, ou South Side, ‘Vv Jos. NSICKMANN R. E *O.. ranch of Stock bou ht and sold: best terms. mien ’ t Led forest B702 and get our price ic hn - Three 1038 Hedt ¢ 6 tourkngs, chk av con tion: terms 2224 Washington. — ae ?, ol 3 Plo ‘ir ents if desired. S. i _family of “three a Grand SSSTE. ie. b.& 623 Caeataes, R-248. Poat-Dispatch. a uits h ore aie “TSS mt fa) | par. ae ae . Sa STun K Wl wacrifice 100 shar res inet lee bought: money loanea: | = iALMERS_ — * +a EN RD—’ Truck: - light delivery: slightly ward: ee - - F % “ae RECO ORDS pores ow oe availabie Fai. | FLAT Wi Pret or F rooms, 1 odern. ce hiaw | NORTH and 100 shares common stock of ‘ se Central T754l., poms ' ‘aition: enty ‘run 13,000 con ety winter nd | | ( tive hantcally SSTER: me pare vent. 2AL0 Rah 3 Es gr AP = masegess sv! oor >in the city: come to he ar ¥ ur tT «of ner ung couple: ne children: eee een _— | bley Vil and Ref. Co. for $300, . musi f . OA C live xt. ae (™ summer tour: . for livery purposes: live. ‘--Nelivery car : aae tannins juno bargains. We hate several ane ( ; es 7 — S. APARTM T 2) Comet Motor e. . | Lindell 2 2n40 or De ‘Imar 1020 (08) j STA NDLER—. T uring, ivis: De fect condi. l Os sae gee A gn ~ Ono MMi Me so raat as thew See then . ry ung f ROOMS d BO RD. es : lA uns ‘ m ‘ r 4 7” 4 pg ee it p _ > EN S. | 'S. FOR SALE : 200 ‘ongressional i“ la — . er . cat mie . Al . abelian os ‘ : rth ” ’ 4 ‘ i ’ | } a af ° 7H . . eweeita ‘ : 7" OTHNMMONW ea rt 1 nane ” morn. DS Wid.—-Send us your car: we will sell | n. oe a $33 ~ i eubttd cash or terms; rb : 2 ae SD (c2) a —eroa | if 4 an d \ * jj satisfactory. Tt. Reilly, SOUTH 2fe) Empire Tire and Rubt some na] ~ ay Rex Auto Nem rte: ne craree if not CHANDLER.--6-cylinder “touring. latest FORDS-—Trucks, it%-ton. first-class cond'- se aca Be ty ty ' | eq dw yb el }' FLAT W TD. “OR ui at SE 5 ae oe r Btcn + or SRL LLL ALAA LALLA LOLA | + adhd Crude wae dividend) :. ma ° : ; uto enair t(o.. 4Ro Laston.ich ° 16 : - tion: Big bergaings: vear t mv. Rarne*’ aad ~ st ‘ he ' : . »O1 s . .’ 2 VOT OVER $40. CALI, GRAND O32 ‘LAT l'wo-family ._ g Side: fimblev com. an Pp comb ned ee workers, $45 cach, owen ype 2 model; white wire wheels, one extra; per-) sales Co., 2815 Locuet eth. ” (eR . = nthiy terms. Leh ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY -EWARD. : ‘itl om Seltesmen pot gut oe aa a tee § Long Green Oil. .! ORTLES Wtl.—-We want secondband fect mechanical condit'on* fully equipped: - ee — -_-—— - . a an o.. LI, ‘ve, ee a aa, ee ee —s a ae aR re - > 1 lenatah F 2 { Mo.-Tex On) told wtock) gece 4 any pane any condition, at top latest curtains, beautiful Iake maroon fin- I pone ‘a nn l _ “yo ‘es body; hew tires AY E RPI ANO e115 ' yy | CENTRAL Al yeh cay Li “ ange et he Be er Im — MILT WILE mat AF mp. Harroun Motor a cash. ‘e@ are buyers; pay $50 to ish, new tires, one extra; Vv Pa ee a ee ee? gemTNOG, SACriNCcSe fi 2: SB-noe: good. tone: bench an Its . N SOULN SIGS SOF 8 OF Slo aba eet eee Al, SEILI. AT A . Little Motor Ka all purpose ros ‘Cook ay. . e . amall cash payment. ; : $450 cor terns 385 S. Jefferson , me o, ~ “ vin “ = ~ | nm and ros . Ran Gh og gt wena es | f _side preferred all Sidney 2024 | wi40-42 INDIANA AVe CALL RIV- ‘ Mary Wid.--Any se as — : Muber- W ileon Motor Car Co, Jefferson and | bkORUS-~-Truck. new and used: terms; tm- : rr ONnet IN. IM1A—Nice. clean housekeep- | Weed $iv reward for information eR SIDE He Ln _ tes) : wr neeh oe. Rr Rap SN x — Po lo ’ ‘ ’ — ‘ So} . ® 2 “ . a nom a, oo , a. - ‘1. * eo ‘ ' - - = . . rk horses, mares, cheap | m Fords to eA axe oF con: x . 'awust, Open Sunday ___ fete smees ute delivery. Barnett Sales Co.,.2815 55) 4N¢j)--GGood waed upright or ‘ping rooms to respectable peop! | , fea ) — ‘ » Teor iat; — upie an * FLAT Double; 224-26 S. Ninth et.; 8-3 ©. Ol teeteeeeeeceee I ock west or Co, 1085 N. Grand. Lindell S07 CHEVROLET —IN16; .; bab grand " touring. _bocust. ae Ree ee See es) plaving ondition ¢*,. tarmae. ao Of (Ty ] ths , ‘Raa have uf once, west prerers 1h Lt geome and one attie room; marble sinks; | National Ol (K. erecesoe . 2% | ; ‘ ao 6) R1OL Olive pt Romont 121. Central 840. fel) | FORDS- Trucks; 1%4-ton, l-ton and '-to week Lehinan Piano Co.. 1107 Olive, | 10 Ae ST. 3127—Roov wich remmene Wake, | LOreee Ce eon shy K - laundry. TOMBRIDGE AGEN‘ Y. | Sem Oke h OU and efning: 3 . a. ~ muy? es v Wid—All maxes; | +4 v CHEVROLET—Tourin late ~ snode li; good ' -—¥ _. used; Immediate delivery; year | | public and private vath: ‘Sc day, $4 week.) pr aT Wrd.—Or cott ane in west end: respon- ‘IN Meramec st. Both phones. _ 1! 1000 Sarnies On 4 ‘ etesteics deventer th hone red “rite me stating what you hav r condition: terms, ae locust. Py AMR COU) 1 Se c* TAYER-PIANG—$1” , aw emma? | eo oe nes Ha ell éc) i} amily of 3 ults: must h: ive lower i LAT Sing! brick: 383% Marine “av.: jot “0-100 Turman , m4 buy your entire stock of used CHEVROLET- ~Touring core, 1917. 1918 |} FOHD—Truck: oven express body; first-class SX-no iS x“ fo | “new $773: * rooms by April 30; reusonabie. lores x140; } rooms, rear land side porches. “10. Tex- oo By ‘pte. : wt ho ; lL. EF. For d, 1421 Locust. ves) 1919, $300 up; terms. 8 Chestnut, fc 4) condition; terms. LDarnett Sales Co.. 2815 sed in family leh ma ehiidrer Abas Se peda . eerie | COTW Ree TOMER UDGE AGENCY, 3318 owned kM ae. common. “dra horse. Le , ——— - —- Z Tacust, (c®) ~s ain I ' .T ont} a . a pe Oe ag Qed eee " , coe erties. Ce! car nites ng . CHEVROL —late Ty ~ touring; Ine; EL a ngage wees en BROADWAY 2206 «=S. atiy furnished |; FLAT W td. —To rent 5 or F : a eer ge ey | Peers ! 4 . , Touring car; must he £002: fever LET- S; 8 FORD me-ti n truck: worm drive: new: im- man Piane . 107 Olive . reorme for Hehe heusekeeping house, South Stde preferred; car : oA eox1is: brick; eile Missourt avente, | Ge ieee eel rR ent air eeeainto - -————- | erence from present landlord. Victor “2185 a | -ouamnd oo hy pow alle om RIDGE | ae. e atth POO S20 Central National : ‘ - ‘ ‘ S4 te . wos Chestnut et. - mood cash price. Central 028, .2520 ~ 1% Bona, 1+... sc =) mediate delivery: vear to pey. Barnett $200 for fine Bad “wae ' ahs ic ‘8 CHity ROLET Touring: new top, good. tires; Sa ler Co.., R15, I ocut tern wy , adit” Salen" t CALIFORNIA. 1720—Three. f he sd rooms ’ date t k will take S875 for quick sale. 38042 warer, l" -" } ternal un urnish bole Ww yornIng mit ---—- -—- | AGE Ney’ ‘S418 Meramec st. Both phones. ; (reum = ; ng, rea re, trucks and ; ‘olfax 18 fe FORD T Ri ‘ ‘kK —One.- ton, worm m drive: op - rice ans pe anteed fer tay ' or eht Ouse kee ning at ~ , 3 - " Lae Olive Vor. Lond Distance a fe ed) Ca Sidue) 1366, 2520 Ss. Jefferson. j — -— a0 ta ~ = express hody : almost new: terms Spi 7 Term ever s wth and Mcust a) y me. 53 Neativ § f1 irnishe: | whit LOU F HOU SE, PLA’ r “g B" NGALOW Wed c . - A |e-—-" 9 ~~ es x 2 | eee, (oa SEE Us FIRST — ‘ o ; sont |e . : y Hop 1 oe o GO roo n ‘ eighborhood: ou Y ___ (eR) . { HEVROLE’ T Baby erand, lt ay a al Waslh ington av fst Ne seewee a fet STROLL D pi anola piane, SS-not: qdark iInae- ' kee ping room — ine dern: phone: Par oe! : or p 1 (RA mee: bv ty - 4. If satis WwesT oe We Puy and sel) your listed or wun, of x automobiles at SAGO; UO 2925 Locust. tel) | FORD—Truck; open top, delivery; magneto hogany, latest expression devices, fine! LARAYETTYE, 3150--Connecting rooms ight factory after © months’ residence, may buy. | eye cte gta aoe urities: rarket cuotations and reports & 3 P : | tone;. fully guarantee! Tooks like new housekeeping, gas, electric, $6; others.| Write me. stating rental price and location. | Y LAT —4242-44 Page bl.; 6 and 7 room single | Di#hed on all issues: stocks oy ene © 2idsaae St My 2\| flat; practically new: new hardwood floors, | partial Dayment or mar ine. LO. OE. AEE ALA, OEM nl et — oe Auto Auc- a | sacrifice $200, Rear 42345 W Natura! wR) , DODGE- 191%, “touring: almost new: “cheap. Bri ice, § i . e . ef greativy reduced in price: Smail payment oy \ ‘; Brunner 17916 Walton ay {. NER «& Pr t " 9m aapteheasayes SS - 5 oatetinhies » wea. i ve . Contra (Any Ad. : . electricity; lot 31x1S80; both floors now ve | Olive @1s0. Central ' ' Wit.Fora tourin one roadster. throughout; «ood sires, ‘mgpitice “efter Or) Co, PRIS Locust x1 (oe jogany | slig LIBERTY BCNDS -_ erson : oe, x ; 1 Se , sith This pimyer to anyone WEST oOvseke wee.—t. T aor & rooms. ‘suburbs or re h- HOUSE Wtd.—, 7 o: rooms, +. If vou muet either sell sour Jberty Bond ' ‘ terms. Homont R44 . - ont 1430, 3114 Cass. (1) i | FORD- -Lieht delivery truck “specially Ve Sa aan > 8 + ys The am . Nat? Sees we E aT AV ° , eae hs ‘ ‘ ' “ “2 ai ailier alii th cy 7 : erence t = # | tv: best references. Forest Satncene NORTH or Lorrow money on ft, witli glad: 40 ies | . ermon. _——- enema on , > we at a ~~ erage. — a. =. Jett £ _— FOR i? Int’ ATRIAL LOAN CO., 714 Chentnutar. (om) STOCKS AND DONDS. fo. Southern States Consolidated Oj]-—~lhet New York Curb. WI trade for - stocks, Missour!t Iron and Steel. United ; "106 SOUTH 12TH ST. wale; ama! payment down, balance in ant Hall. . a : | ‘¢ plain mahogany, ‘ like new Latest DEIM AR B lL. . £133 Sleeping and houseKeep- ‘}; . . : - 3 ss worms; first and second floors. Lindell ' WEST Hexte, 6140) MePhereon av, 2) . i. ‘i ’ “ = ISITE CITY HALL Bhd Cook av. - --——_-— -—-— _| FORDS—tTrucks; 1%-ton; stake or express musle and bench. ‘ig bargain; $300; 319 in immediate dell “lear, 4 ana 6 ~ 4 n 5 pe ie an oe pomes: fine for coat and tce hauline: lie per month. cmt ts hE er 6 oes ee ——-~ -~ PR LLL ILO = _ RESIDENCE FOR SALE _ very on cicar an c ® node. oice argains: tern . Barnett Satie AFOLIAN « M Ollve e ©) ernie a Tile ' ny 1 for rors ton trucks. ies: Lyconing and Continne:tal mo | Co . Onin vo Ry sult you. Barn2tt —— “ en nan , “wAS DON, ie ITA Saree front room, light ; MAP Lit. @10B—Wil sublease my &room Om S Drilling. ng Green Ol). Homer Consolidat | I — , A i ARGE quantity of S8S-not: > rolls, housekeeping; lates emotered preferr rred.(’ parti ent to party buying furniture; cash | ed, Little Motor Ker. Sammies Ol) . | ry . , frer 9 a. m, Delmar : SAT T, ~ SOUTH | green Mines. Nationa! Oil, plarves Crude — ee eee — rd . Sere: Salisbury axies: Borg & Beck clocks. | = C . ues for ord Delco ignition. Davie Motor Car Co., 19th | FORD—Truck; licht delivery, “any style b it laced ur used stock ise are TF NRIGHT, 44m) cely ished single fu requir oe eee Ssesmeatene windshields For ton 4 Werrington, (2) ihe a. delivery: yoar ww pay. = bab i : ’ EOL, ath ing ‘ onerwen “Tue auble housekeeninge roon . ued re: adult. CLI . ae .M = room furniah ed apartments: On Oe - SN LOL Okelh oil, Turman Oil, ngrensio hodies ‘ORD—Touring car; winter or summer top; . . ; ; 1m ive st . ENRIGH c full-size | Ss. milv: gentiemem oniyv. | ie sipocomnetatn ee ne Stee ee ee eee boughs or o rucks. D . " as ate piaver-plane, pnts slightiv ge, | ; : — _— —= - - omnare ' a 2 ™ on Se ; _— “~iand sold. jet our rices bakers’ wood panel odles. Pe 3 ipl - hi cheap. Barnett —— ew ont us jrume ete. deNvery: anys worth at least S200 3 more — ’ kN Soret . 4528—Two thir oor reenss for GRAND OL Ld ES Al *ARTM) K NT — 3 e? Pe oe na ed IMMEDIATE PORBEBSION ON EASY A. L.. DEIBEL. Phone Olive 4570. aoe “ 28 ’ : =? | ety , entra] oH Re ont 6. 2520 Olive usking.. Thi instrument as , l he housekeeping; no children. ‘ores! «t »- 2 reoms, n om © + . ‘ ———_ F e men’ te My sind Stocery and meat de- Fro RO Touring; 1910; bargain LEWIS AUTO RODY. & AL ES «© T 15, mente lavice: ; , =e gated a “ i furni sine . ‘Imn ediate possess! lon: BaLY ¥) = snp California = so angi brick — ns _Renk id ae nh hb ’ os , - _ - ~~ FAL . nic tore oT irs oor; roo - kevs; $10 af : iterent | AMILTON. 10amAcoPurnished ball rtpm | OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT REALTY CO,,/ ing: nice pti 7S | LOANS ON REAL ESTATE al a Oe OU eee ee mone than * ‘8 special closed panel bod- RINT Wie t. Rement_ mt Central 800. (ety ° FORD—Touring 1918; fine paint: runs w* I: FORD TRUCKS © oot outnt “ah be “pum ‘tor $535: act quick: with private famiiw for refined gentleman. } _ Cheatnut St. —= a. OM. SCHIMITS R. ‘O., 612 Chestny et. Bdetien tor roadste 4 $375. Mrs. Ort, 1917A_ Prairie. (| New and used: any style hody; take Fords THE } P) . JERI ERSON, 1822 N. “3 rooms, water, & newly >, \ | "Central 2222. Olive 4 (en) | MONEY TO LOAN—In sums to suit; bassonker stream line bodies, FORD— Touring ‘ar. only $275; r ' Washington. ae 18 Olive et. feSy, —_$————$ 553 PER STING a KOLLAS ‘ed ins bus bodles for Ford well; easy terms. _ 3831 Faston. ee Washington sw 7 : PIAN( sS “and piayvers, si00, $i20, $140 up McPHERSON, 402 7—Nicely firnishe I hot me - Do: 6 ie. - 4 ’ antennae PPL pms he = FPOKDS— 1v1s tourings, ‘beautiful care, «X- FORD TRU ‘CK ° have stan ard worm well-known 7 ake: ‘ stablishe OOF Olive st. tel4) indies o t yed; yn- a. = 7800; terms to sult; see owner, a ' ea | of Genticmen: employed; all 4 3 5 cel | LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY satel Shenandoah, ——e ¥ ’ rm 2 ffergon. ‘c) . CA care taken: terms. . Jefferson. ‘°)| them overhauled and guaranteed in cod . : SRIOLETS PORD— “3018; touring. full gauloned: cheap.!| condition: small down vayment and ver b ME K SON PL AY! $225: a lands ull CA ee nn TS ET ERSE OG ha | SE § : rsity A artments anne. Forest IS8S1W. SS Ee 9 916- cabriolet. ort”. Ie Jeffermon. fc)! easy terms. Southern Motor Co., 15th an! size SS-note player- -P iano, im Walnut se: PAGH BL, 47A—L arge and furnished nv e p (Hew ot i 7-room brick: ecreenel sleeping. MONEY to t tomabi! : ont 121. C : 1 ano fel) Fr ORD— 5. ag new tep Tax ust. Olive O745., ieR) this plano has been used, but h as § " front re mn? Cc onveniences. s7o Ww ashington, “.room, R-room effic leney, | porch, with awning. arrang: re | for tao hAa- ; att “ea to Sorina 12 o “one 7 entral . en) ULTON__13 ~ like 3 —-* rich tone; case very plain: t Tt Litckue | eompletely furnishe ed: tub and shower bath, | chines! chicken house, vard; SOs220 feet: | re wait ue. Auto Auct u uc jon, 120 Oo UD te. ted: and soat covers. ' ¥ FULTO q-ton truck, e new; just th» e10 , t . iy AGE BL, 277—Front room with kitchen- } ; . ey to JB8O Term- ONEY TO LOAN—On SHASSES SS thing for draymen or farmers terms ol ard e wortil tr, THOUBIC 4arG - oat " ah tut 3 rt ‘ * tT ~ APP: ‘ on premise Sn), 643 Wells ay. Avt } to }3 “ m ' M bh ' A A: \ outenqee end is OR A ivis: £305: private: Al ‘Con: : -. ' Se anita 4 terme to enit. ww , e; also 0 er FToOmMsA, ae : ae ROSEN Xu M HAtUScHULTE, nile ni. ‘ “abany _ 4578 se 7) i left tn your _pomeanion. 214 . Zier. >} ivate | T4In- 2407_N. Droadway, (c&) | |\MONEY for suk peole; vow FORD Torna: _Moreanford Locust st f We THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER | LOOM> -Two, furnished, with privat 4626 NEWBERRY TE JRRACE 4 | cas'¥st terms; co mial. Ex bane. : . ° ‘ dition. = > > es Serres \enrss ener ian PORD— 1919: good mechanical ~ condition ; eg) Sane pe —— a sag Ag BL. ‘ GROICE | ae 100 Olive at. ; Vest Fein). 3 > no other Pa -_ e ~ ood running condition; | . “ys $485. — 81)! eho market. See it before buying. Mr, | AUTUPIANO, a a slightly used player- preferred; for information| call Caban) Dla GARAGES AND STABL ne PRICE #4750 : ° —— r 5- -passen r; : ’ in ? ; ae or) piano in mahogany case; Wwe received this | —.----- minke S - : " - aN ; 7" 222 4 Washington, foB) PORD- Tyurinee ca ? ne cs oy | euavie ! a0 Washington — ——— ee inatrument in exchange for n Ww urlitzer ViLRNON, 4th 110. qtairKe e234. th or: modern. (ARAGE SPACE-—Commer lal cars &@ Spee Desirable 9-room house: possession in 80 op ty we ye oem a COUPES ri a: Ss a “condition: rr MOGU 1-3 y-ton. om Sret case condition ; player-plano: this price is excevtionally | re __refined home: $ oy” Forest Rs j (1) claity, Bemont tS74, 2418 Rand pl mh ‘C > “glo milger ook it 1918: driven le than BANDU Sk ¥ ~ nigga AM Fe ae ty) vor; ah a. RUDOLPH Wah irene - ’ Orn : verv "Vv enter: re’ embplo vel peo 1. * or 6 blocks of 4700 Oliv e. { ‘all Forest POSSE SS SION elrv bertv Honds a Locust te ty ¥ ‘ 2RD- miles: looks like new $525 or erme. ea ’ easy terms. — toberi We ’ ‘ Te 106 ra © ©, « W \SHINGTON ea) ts. . 4057 —Large 2d-floor | D418 W aaane OEE ——— . — = — - é satin value. F nket’ . & Ce ’ 4h slecisio” syareen, emount- oar . =e (el) sy eve Mm. Sc} room, single bed: home cooking. |~ 4259W Page bi.; 230x152 newly paperel f- MONEY LRIEL room residence, siate reef, modern, electric, Confidential: avuick: | 'Pac KARD—3 > and 3's-ton truc k, “with KINGSTON, $8395; a full &S- note layer - ee | a 1, A ened #52 3 Sermo rs, le .. isis: larce bodv: first-class condition: 4 plano, only slightly used for ate player WASHINGTON BL... {PB Sleeping moet eee | bath and enameled sink, water heater and | Co.. 421 a + R EA 7. E ‘s, 4 A T E furnace; garage; price $5700; open Tuesday, | i ae ANE om Se ii a LI Trendlev av. Ea St Louls. Phone on it \ ne - 4 : 5 fo? urchase; n fery reet, . . 7 > > > ai ale 24. +1 8 one very sweet. case exception- WESTMINSTER PL... 3751—-Furnished 3d 4036 MePHERSON ca ar hors u old; easy | » > | Ing: h .* ’ “ h atarter | = Dhar $5 ton Pp: ’ (A) | $1800: $400 ‘cash, natance fonthiy. rae ing; othe b a. aon ote oY gentlemen. als 1 to me Sentres. (ce) | hah o 1P18; electric starter; run | East 2254. - ne ‘ Cong =_T7 A * tt ike = sacrifice for SANDOW—S'4-ton dump truck: same oe x Rigg 8 none will incl from — , nves- | fleer room: senarate ‘beds: for r gentiemen (2) CITY REAL & ESTATE FOR SALE we la Nah t built ‘.. ’ : © me, uae MuUsSIC asi N} }? re, hr — Satins ee a ine ree. ght rooms; stone ront: u Ai rhe . Anes Site 1. i ear: brand-rew, with starter, | off; worm drive: steel ls Seo Ro aS n nie = etter Pla. 4020— Ta rR. “Ove igh S78 Wh eth — -* t eceupled br present owner: no repairs! For ralarie4’ . it 1k frat FoRD— Touring eel Kelxer stream line! erte, 29PR Locwat st cn am THE RU DOL P mn ITZE i OO, enaevicut nAell 4¢5% ' «gy | LOT—Bargain, Bh ape a 0: TH4 Was te ‘a! st6et convenient lncatior lot S44 [Opt secures Se yen h . cemounse'e wheels, “nis Cans ie WE ib Lol ene Tt —— 1d, «I st HP oy ge ata = ~ oes near Forest ark an vd Hi-Pointe, © ar of sdmiminn D. H. | Merer or envene. ation ane ravh ” term. —— . - ‘ayrrTil PUORM-A-TRt « | ‘MM ’ KNALE & ia: ; : ~~ T MINS > ri... 41a (lean. neatly — re tad iinx -1' 2 -Lispatc te? " rraTtr Fi 1 Merchante- Lect aie Olive | SES Raeliway Fixeh nT wit Capes and ash ai “Touring: 117 8U75 $7 down. OF n open @\Pprers and covere mb be i , Bey * the son? +) age mF 4 3 sleeping reo, |} private family, :.. Stare tt “Tet h . , ir B 4 aco Mm A % a ~* x —~ oF P F P ‘ j elie trite ce roins ovrartunmit) : ° “ 8 ‘ ei = ; , . o ‘ ratem. beat at oe or) ° vo terme tn Mo. . oO ; aoe test mode Tale ace ee ene ne _——- nap: tern wy Me S BB An | ‘ sh. wh) a Raed as Tatas | ee be - ; od aoa a ea “ere . ORD Yeap etead 't« Metor Co eeod ecu’ STUDEPARKER 1 TTT" at ’ .? ; - ‘ . = nary <i ae a 84 , a 2° \SULATO CREDIT OST" r © rr) 7 : scl) cab. & tires +- . ; rehe: all cont cago. 10 SD tea@in garege, chicken house, etc, et “Dear Olive. (c3) " st. , . ty Laan Co, —— .fp ion shoo: terms. 8. Jefforson -, new; Continental el Seal engine; $1000) Dench; terms ’ " —_ | wy

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— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' DEALERS, HOTELS, RESTAURANTS - See us before buying elsewhers, We have the goods and our p are right. . . see a *te * ** ‘ treed Oo + Los we * | This Great Sale will be held | at our store (formerly Nichol- | son’s), 13-15 North 6th st., but orders may be left at our other stores to be filled subject to SAR cay = aS bts stock being on hand. _ Of the $100,000.00 Stock of the DAVID NICHOLSON GROCER CO. 7 aa 13-19 1. 603!.) Wich We Purchased at a Great Sacrifice—Making It Possible to Sell It at 4 BETWEEN aee| PRICES 25% to 40% LESS than regular This great sale comes at a time of high prices No. 10 CANS VEGETABLES AND FRU (MICHIGAN NAVY BEANS, pound and the thrifty-wise housewife will immediately TOMATOES “2li4P2c** Doz. $5.7 COARSE BARLEY, 5 pounds NATIONAL OATS, pkg:, 10c; dozen recognize it as the one opportunity of a lifetime to pen cs aa Bess mt : QUAKER CORN PUFFS, 10c; dozen buy at pre-war prices. Buy by the dozen or case | , 213 catsup $9.50 | APRicoTs— chai | SEL ae | all Herbert Brand; can, 78e; doz. ROCK CRYSTAL SALT, 3-lb. pkg., 7c: doz.. 80c | —fill your pantry to the full—this chance ma —Can, Side; dough enue. Snowhoy Washing Powder, 8-oz. pkgs., 10 for 38c | never ane again. Don’t buy sparingly—you Bror New York Apples $6.99 |PLUMS— = be sorry. It is impossible to enumerate all the ‘STRING BEANS |Kippered Herring | Pillsbury Willet cut Wakeficld lowa 10c Can, $ items. More news of this great sale will appear | mnz5 — 21¢ ; Valley Doz.Cans ff, in Wednesday’s Post-Dispatch. ee Se ses. Bees sane s2.a0| PKS. L2¢6 dala y aay ACT Q VICK: YELLOW FREE = 60 ie r Silwerdale Brand; Libby’s No. 24% can, 47¢; dos... No. 2 can, 14c; dozen cans No. 2% can, 3lec; dozen cans. peservels Mammoth Green EARLY JUNE PEAS, Holstein svpyvale Brandy ‘ CURTICE MAY DUKE PEAS, HAWAI IAN PIN EA PPLE _ $5. 1 QO) veitow cine $3 oN Happyvale White $94 - Wo. 2 can, 18c; dozen cans | we 56 soe ‘ GROCER Are Manufactured and Guaranteed by eC | Maple syRuP : H | : ian — Ye=Qallon ra 19 rq- " Alli ” Bilcaer eee = APPL JU “ae | oveasr |" nama f ) BE V E RAG E a -_ a 7 Refreshing. Delicious and Healthful ——_—_—S : The Quality Brew RUMFORD 14-oz. Bottle, | Doz. Botties, || Case 24 Bots., : BAKING POWDER 2c $3 75 | $7. 50 + OUR DAILY INCREASING SALES b7e . to CONRAD GROCER COMPANY COOKING SALT | | SARDINES | Suansienn 3 5 head aa ... 2ic | Cake Flour, OTHER FIRST-CLASS GROCERS cone" $2.40 | Packase . Is a Convincing Testimonial to the RASPBERRIES Libby’s Extras, 53c High Quality DOZEN GS Ss Fras |Dyuan’ a ae GET A CAN TODAY = | LOGANBERRIES VP EPR : ee : The pure, refined, soluble Coffee | Krak-R-Jak erhebers and Cakes | | unty's special, a3c CP ane, OA os ies escliadhunties muna DOZ q = Anis S all Tin 3 | peaireeat siah bee 7 Sm .. 35 ways receive full value for your money when you buy STAUFER’S. One STAUFER’S makes a full quart of rich, cleansing jelly, which will do two boilers of the or a p i DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING Wut At i) easiest, whitest, sweetest wash you ever saw. Your gro- } "i Itself pure and delicious, all its purity and delicacy of cer will endorse STAUFER'S, your neighbor will rec- flavor are preserved for your health and enjoyment by Case of TR clean and sanitary bottling. Order a case for your home, 24 Bottles ] | i | and you'll be sure of serving a pure, wholesome and de- AT HD ||| fall df aun ban | Co. $1.10 Net @Quiie/nt licious beverage. ST. LOUIS, ommend them.

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~~ i et Be eke. * at a a td —_ ta as ok ee . : ' aaa 5 al ali - 7 ys Faas i a ae ai ys Ma oo ni 2 ee * rn es ‘ om et in 2% pe ae ih % } . %. * 4 . * apr. ' or ae a ce x ie \ : ’ « ae a. r 4 "i -" ‘ ye, ee ae pages hE On the snance for o a pane le arn Deeper men and women will be thoroughly converted to| this case. | ceomerwdl os vompmuaa rT we _ the theory of communism and drilled in its practice.| This is not the first time that divided decisions of; | wor 3 aa. - sion of an enc JOSEPH PULITZER. _ There could not be a greater error in any school| the Supreme Court in important cases have aroused : ° ' USte 2» Fae elf, > . siety, through its Committee on Indus-| t2@ Bolsheviki have exemplified in gaining control of | son and Congress, over reconstruction measures 7 Ls. Sak: \ | 7 paaiking my trial Efficiency, have been co-operating | Russia. But, fortunately, education of any kind] passed over the President's veto, it was feared John- | , 3-4 igo : ih . ‘the very best on plans to improve the care of the tu-| which develops the mind and gives the pupil access| son might cause the legislation to be declared invalid | x & a CW f a was the oth hogy mgm tn “a Louis, nes to reason and to books invariably disappoints tyrants through appointing partisans to impending vacan-| ( Repel St , 3 : il Stars and sit rained exper S making a compren - | . . : ; pran oy, | , .- / e sive survey of the situation. The prob-| and bape works contrary to their tlt apap This is| cjes on the Supreme bench; and to prevent that con- | eS oe hee RS : oq ( Dp cel great: lem is being carefully studied with the | 8° well understood that despots as a rule discourage | tingency Congress passed an act declaring no vacancy | m its | ' of fou said, in view of formulating a plan for the im-| any kind of education except so much among their should be filled until the number was reduced to | , 7 ; OEP Nae , ™ Bt ly, “that the ha ons a Age Sake ley immediate supporters as may be necessary to carry! seven, making the full bench consist-of eight. With) vs el ers, ' ~ % ae ot da of goldenrod osis an or the early detection and pre- . ’ . ; ’ Pe Pe Bs Seation of thé spread of the disease |°- the Government and to supply a corps of profes- | the succession of Grant the Government was confront- at won pe ease RTA ial oY : I did, pers: During the course of this study the best | $ional and scientific leaders. ed with a contest against the important legal tender | - Re Te res TR ORS RR os ke and returnir methods used in the various cities of In education, therefore, Bolshevism scores a great acts and was defeated in the Supreme Court by a five 9 cae es. be ; : pen q = ve : Speed “4 > rie i y ea F Pe “* er we got him are women voy a Sort tay any nape cl advance over Czarism. The Bolsheviki, at least, give} to three decision fm 1870. An act had been passed in a” Ais « or wy... : . ae, oN Ly 7" an = pi: Ne okie AS? at Wado re ) played a tune ered, and their adoptl#n to 1e loca : . vet ty 4) Mee eae ee one pa Ee ~ | Ae we Ot the es RE te are. SST ae mapper oT ee a needs will be embodied in this plan, as the youth of Russia the fundamentals. They teach! 1969 enlarging the court to nine, its present number, PAE eo hig oh va Meme, hale WE Piel eos eel Pt Mees. Spero aie Bi p strung so tigh! them to read and write and train them to use mind) put the appointment had not been made. Grant tee. ntl 1 ane aA Sea Rk RE aaa ng fe Meter. *- OSS : j the meat ax W *s ; ° 7) —_ al Ie ‘ oes ara. . . ¥ . ‘ q ? ih eS we were too l se ee a a es Te ee = - ae - - >’ . > . o . - - . ee ee OU EE PERE Ae eee Ee ee OEE eee well as the necessary legislation, the funds needed, the ways and means of| and hand in the production of necessary and useful | thereupon filled the place, together with a vacancy Lae nah oat Ct . - pie . : . A Sa a od ; p aT. | obtaining ay igen : ee me! pw | articles. They will open the minds of the Russians | occurring estiw thereafter: the legal tonder cases ; ‘ ca RR oo one x eA : ee sg : rhe? fe rf do “a ae : =n oo ; ut mo & re > | S ved it aside, in ; os ° by -* ’., ie ‘ a4 ; ae a > a eo ofl sy sete a; “s ; a Pe — and the required hospitat fa~) to the light and in the long run the Russians, despite | were resubmitted and the former decision reversed by Pye 2 aD tr, Li ft Bk ae eee 4 rekibts oe: TA pe ie nies J, va 4 lips. He order The people of St. Louis must be ready | any sort of propaganda, will find the light. The; five to four. as vl OE ! j }a" ye ea a 6. er eee ge a ‘ i ateeahe , : De gee? ye _— Ya Sly 5 ie ay to his qua to work for the adoption of such a pien| time will come when the educational system of Rus-| [t was not an exhibition calculated to inspire confi- > i ee ois i ee ee ey oe Rte ik ee By ie ote’ rae. Mew : 7 a a large ball o when it has Seen formulated. ‘The city) sia will prove to be the } e y “ Py ate eh ie , oi. Sae y Pe "Dea ek Sh $y": Oe Saale Sa oer ae oe OE My wee eg Oe CTT AL A 4 | ee officials and all others competent to | ao se ssh! wil 9 geen of hg at den e in ‘ he living voice of _ Constitution, ; as wee Pe fae: o. A = ~ x ss ¥ e - Bo) Nagai rit Dae gts 4 beat SO TR dae | : iors. He — pass judgment on such a plan will be) — S| highest tribunal has been aptly described, particularly . ~f Foie OECD, ee AOR CLC Le ee I Bg he hc any ae ee Pe F ‘ vs of eee ee x anded me to earnestly behind it. There {s little to be the Russians the opportunity to learn the best that as the two appointees of Grant were known to‘ favor eS BOAR LL a7 sae pet a Pe BI. ; a S kee ‘ eR ae a ty ¢ ha a a) Boe ese eee Ss; i SOR Sak Ss ee ob “Sy opm lengths. |! is in social, economic and governmental! systems and/ the validity of the legal tender acts. The incident | POR Pash aes Cas ye Pras Sigs mone atcha a Mee ies rege Se A a a ee? , also, for | acts. Ff pas fe os “pina ad RR Tn Og en WC tae, es eye S . se.” gained by such criticism as has been to choose that which 18 best suited to their needs. ' also revealed a weak spot in our governmental s\s- : «= . : se A 4 . * Ae . _~ ‘ . " - : of overwrought, unfortunate’ patients. ; xe | RK : Koch Hospital ought to be one of the most sanitary; bower indefinitely to increase the personnel of the/ os i exaggerated statements which ine often ay fiat * ’ the country after the| Judges. tg h € M I R R O R i ? a} a ° much improvement was needed at Koch a ——n-~@ , — the court, less than a majority, may render a binding | and I feel that the city officials have In the brief just submitted in the Supreme Court, court was reduced to eight, of whom six constituted a ‘ deftiv nes wa herttens i ey aes Hi, have you seen King George's pride efuly turns to spiritual things. it has always | From the Grand Rapids News y The city officials have promised a ah appears to be placed upon the proposition that there 7? =" wae eee a —i es pouring forth during the past few days, especially when basefl on the statements ; sagen ee ' ‘tem, should the dominant party in Congress ever feel | LEFT AT THE POST 2 All who are accustomed to dealing with No matter what the previous conditions were, the| the necessity of coercing the court by wielding its, : sick people know the distorted véews and express in good faith After a thorough eleemosynary institutions in : . ‘ = ae vei . ees inspection of the hospital, I felt that] thorough whitewashing given it by the grand jury The explanation pf the fact that four members of JUS | A M IN eT I EK Written for the POST-DISPATCH d yt : by Clark McAdams. P [ B | | CG O P | N LO R 2 Hospital, but much was found to com- decisi ‘2 , | | — nae the prted ' ision, is to be found in the turbulent davs of the ] ein mend the management of the institution, CAN A STATE RELIGION BE ESTABLISHED? a ks "t ; . ) ; é SS Johnson administration, when the personnel of the rIwge Tp: : Ck 38 KINGS UP! When temporal things go to smash the world | WE GIVE UP OUR SPACE. ? done all that is humanly possible with) jn behalf of the Kentucky appellants, seeking to over- pe . 7 ; the funds prov ided by the city. throw the prohibition amendment. the main reliance quorum. W ith the addition of the ninth member In liis trousers creased upon the afde” done that, nage furtunately The material world CELEBRATED publicity promoter once , i871 the regulation with respect to a quorum Was no Is too much of a mess at times to be hastily re- A ‘A ; ‘substantial increase in the funds avail- . 2 ’ _ We printed just the othér day - habilitated, and the best thing for us to do is ! “A press agent is a man who separates ¢ 0 * wap the hospital next year, and! are limits beyend which the amending power cannot m A picture of this line display to give it a chance to right itself The Senate from their space.” ese funds will surely bring about some| hie New York cliente veesandes a oe 5 itd Le ) ' hed = ast a — ie the ME aoe “tn ceovement a | BO. Mr. Root, for his New York clients, stresses the OFFICE SUITS OF KHAKI Perhaps historic, may we say? has just given us an exhibition of the futility of Never since printing was invented have € gy Son, the mos .. | BaMe point. : , a : , too many minds trying to make head or tail of | : ; : : , : . Clerks in the general offices of the Frisco Railroad You should have seen the royal «mile ternporal affairs The worid fortaenitels is hot bren so) many 960 Sa ee ; ee , : er 'beought, in addition to several score of other. study of Woms Louls must, however, reorganize 1e | 7} — , lt! majority of persons, perhaps, have taken it for wave. 3 cme 4 : thie as thoroughly as anybody. ietaniol ; 1? y, expressed by this purpose. Of course, the possibility is not to be ig-| King George’s pants legs came in view. The naliieten sf rs a wal nell gE nb o aye ce ns ' League of Michigan, 400 Holden building, Dea brefore shall I 1 The first public expressidn of the peo- | Peaceable means, is all-sufficient. But it cannot be nored that in case of a general resort to the plan the! ae } | eligious revival Which was foreseen during {1 contains 12 pages of typewritten mim married. tit ple of St. Louis of a desire to care more | denied that there are well-understood limits on the, ,..; oy ere ti td wd i h : : Sail ho:"" we cried, our fancy taught — wot oe ersten on foot. We attach more | matter. There are four stories, one telling shall I now adequately for the sufferers with tuber- “power of the majority: they cannot bwnnennadiie eiaaal pric Ot Khaki Would aiso take a shoot upward, just as By likeness to the royal yacht. wars sia As Sern of the me teighete than we did William Herbert Hobbes, professor at the Ur om culosis is to vote solidly for the new bond | . sali eaibiis : - ° . ¢ 7 As | the cuts of meat that are now cheap “ ould become T) i W nen VW e ought materia! things were every- sity of Michigan, favors Wood for President. F 1, behold. in th fesue which will provide for the treat-/|*~ y oO ny equal rights to snch minority, Siiae al A Giiee west of the peblic beats Wayhak ie King, thus pleasantly addressed thing. We know better now. Another age may takes five typewritten pages for the pro } id Man there ment of the early cases of the disease, | Unless we are ready to discard our Philosophy of i Bienes mntae tn whobs P “ ‘ Steered north, which seemed to send him west-~— not know better, but we shall hardly make that tell what i om tain meted a ‘ .) Oo 4 o i « a . anil " Rods ai heat ie — " . ai ail e ‘ ; ‘ i. . » . i . . who have always a good chance of re-| government. And it was with a view to the perpetual ae Tred peatitours : ” A on poe ac : A mere illusion, so I guessed. aren 03 ene segs Gur the — gone on a bit we Then, there is one from the publicity Be ak. eet , . , , . : ; : "us O ers. but enormous quantities shou lave seen the wor turn its 1 ig . een . . . : covering their health and happiness. | protection of the minority that we adopted a written : "| Thus rigged, great moulder of his ax. seal f . pee ee tctaaa aa a pot, ah the Democratic National Committee at Waa leth as a cule The second expression of the people , ‘ nex “ S - _ . P = , - ’ » 5 : | pean hoped he Those who concede that the power to amend the serious conditions od is not appreciated by many ety pal bar ™ nen we think about it we discove! ean sweeten it — A Could anything appeal more strongly to the te fand cureth his Th dew * | ‘ Constitution is unlimited must at the same ti of those in more comfortable circumstances. the civil pOsve 60 be quite innocent of the and tend to separate him from his space? " ‘Anointeth his } aoe e ser. Herman i. es00n, admit thes iti “erie: ms PR ENS er charge against it. The head of the bureau hesi- The Republicans are looking for a man who The Interchurch World Movement, 6m th his med Sees Principal of the correo _— ee es “ecldents. Com: “Conspiracy to defraud the United States of its tates for the same reason that would restrain will get his qualifications from the party plat- | headquarters, sends two stories containing “™ Mheth his pil cen ee trees we Orie ears: right to secrecy” is the amazing charge f d him if there were no civil service law. The em- form, and it looks as if they had two or three | gested editorials to dailies only.” y fo sleep, with a uld state how the city can furnish The opinion of this Court in the Dred Bcote cane : ve ‘ - ans arg ramne to plove is under the protection of some Senator good ones. The American Union Against Militarism,. ¥ ere is One. of the funds to increase the salaries of the wave rise to & most bitter controversy and to cover the case of the unfaithful court attache and or Congressman. The bureau has appropriation . ° : ington, asks us to announce that it will send, & an affliction ng to $6000 and $7000 a year. We rumblings and threats that almost endangered the others who are alleged to have made known advance bills Which must go through the House and Sen- Sir: You might try this one in your odd sign a nominal charge, a package of debating mater when she co al “_ = to a and bay what safety of this very tribunal. Suppose that this information as to a Supreme Court decision for a fee| “*® and these useless employes are the price it column. It is one I saw when crossing the sus- | on the negative side of this question to any YOu Sy; when she shou ® done, ut what we want to agitation had resulted in a constitutional amend- of $600. We should lave a statute specifically cov- pension bridge between Cincinnati, O., and Cov- debater desiring it. Here's your chance, oraw eoncerning hit know ts how to do at, = % lone meat abolishing this court and the judicial power ' 7 : “rate ! 3 7 se } ington, Ky. At the end of the bridge tn Coving- The Mount Holyoke College Endowment #1 i ‘ when sh FROM ONE WHO SUPPORTS THE vested in the Federal courts by Article III of the er ng such cases, if we have none now. ould not the} civil service. The colored’ messengers who do ton is what was called the First and Last | of New York gets in with two letters. The | in the morni BCHOOLS. Constitution, would such an amendment have bee, | PUnishment so well deserved be inflicted through; nothing all day long but sit around in the cor- Chance Saloon, Billiard and Pool Room—now | for the Preservation of American Indepené clock’ LE ae] valid? To that query we reply in the language of contempt of court proceedings? ridors of Federal buildings at Washington, the selling soft drinks. On the glass door entrance, | ‘€W York, sends the text of an address by 50& Mre is One, wi The Wasson Bill. i. ——— es ES A a, ; Dray clerks who are so thick everywhere that accord- in large letters: vesant Fish before the Economic Club of | little pal,’ wl Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch Wis woe By ne aI dp : eh ing to Congressman Mann t} > ret... sai : York on “The Fall in Forei Exchange.” 3 1 a “DITO , —— * ssman Mi: ley actually cannot .¢ concec cee 8 OCS RE ee nena ees : | ~ = . : ;, rymakings;: Do the people of St. Louis realize what EDI RIAL SPARKS. ) W Ho's LOONEY NOW 4 keep out of one another's way, and the salaried : . The Russian Information Bureau of New : idilers who, as Congressman Blanton says, would Root Beer Pool. {ee hand with a three-page typewritten on “The Meaning of the German Adventure. ys ACTIVITIES ¢ altered. . khaki are in existence. Its chief use has been a mili- . +--+ +> > = s LE A A LEAL LLL LOL ELL EOL Le. 5 li aa ail, Bete -_ => _ = - Ee gt. Com 2-4 © ~~ . a > 4 ch a anthem 4PM PLE tM, i ae — _ 5 Saal ’ ~~ — [$3 ed Mme ” pays for votes. The same thing is true in state Legislatures and city halls, where there is no ’ ‘ s . & = = a ~ . —— a the Wasson bill means to the wounded | too much for one who was unfortu- | Box: | hear your friend, the naturalist. has met other movie stars. Mr. McAdoo is after bigger r4 alk | & ra des ‘ And I want to talk to you-— ot , ~ enough to be crippled, now is the | With an accident. What was it? Cox: Someone gave . torees in Ireland continues unabated,”” one ot game than a million a year, and he is essen- But my mind ticles begi > tin for the public to act. him a tiger cub and said it was so tame it would | tially a big game hunter. Must dwell behind a grate gi et +e — . Ne " men., holds th oa is & chance to do something bic | Cat off his hand, and it did.—Dallas Times. 7 3 At. e etd Because conventien anil ss ve a Ps alt meas — ae haven poe and divore wee ‘* ; er . : "4 / r' : ; , i " si . . the boys from the “Show Me” State —————— | MOP . | at err - soldier? It is simply a bill which is now The fact that the Jugo-Slavs need raw materials; 2: Fk ae =I / in many instances dearly love to do something , being introduced before Congress which | is no reason why they should accept a raw deal! i if there was something for them to do—all Sqeee ceva Fon aia Te: _...+ | There is a bulletin from the American Sugar he will pay the disabled men the just com-| from Italy.—Daily Oklahoman. a. : ae | these are identical with ‘the clerks who swarm Pretty still pool, too. fining Co.. a large printed sheet sent by the Gi : — pensation to which they are entitled un- _ - . 7 “= | the halls of our state houses waiting for pay day On Vandeventer avenue: cago packers, containing press comment On | Wo-thirds of th: Ger the war risk insurance act of 1917.} “Don't you think the baby favors his father?” | during sessions of our Legislatures and the | ‘c*'c CCC DS ttt ttt eet eee ee eee wees ', | Falmer packer decree, a_ letter telling Sy are grante At present there are thousands of our/| “H’m! Well, he looks like him, but I wouldn't eal) devastating horde of incompetents maintained . atricia Collinge going into the Blackstone 28 ; | wounded boys in hospitals throughout! {ft a favor.”—Baltimore American. | - in the city hall of any great American city. We or Men's and Woman ater, Chicago, in & Rew psy, © ae nen are play’ - the country and will be for an indefinite _ . : a: were easier convinced that the civil servi ‘e jis ot 66. Core @2 kag te 3: . + * * Ca eee | © + F fortnightly survey of French cone in enforcing t 4 4 ° ’ : : . : ' “ } ose . " . > ee "9 ; . , : : ? ~ 7 é time. These men are paying monthly J The Host: It's beginning to rain: you'd better stay responsible for the plight into which the na- One of those celebrated ‘th’ signs from Cass nc ib pring fae City of rene: in England. fums on their U. S. war risk insur- | for supper. The Guest: Oh, thanks, very much: but tional Government has fallen at Washington if ' oe rapes sary st mo tinged Pres... ae mn : = a “ance policies for which they get absvlute- | i's not bad enovgh for that.— Balaburen Shonen es = : | the same situation did not confront us On a | Ltt ttt t ete eet teen weet anes eee eeeeceseeens ; ea typewritten letter saying that pate omen Wie ‘a only ask your fair co-operation in this | 80™e “Way for the summer, it is not necessary to tell | a er. ley cannot do worse. | ro ein Pecan ty, han Ever for American Revolution.” y Young Wom ' matter. It is not the intention of the | Y°¥ that “the house rent” usually means “the house, ; f ; : 1 : At the grated window The Friends of Irish Freedom Gren = mn in New | writer to place his patriotism on a com-| “e™t @sunder.”’—Nashville Tennesseean. iit Mr. McAdoo has ‘resigned his $1,000,000-a- 7 emails at wom’ . weekly four-column printed communication, & Membership « 40 lal basis, but if $57.50 per month is ™ } year job as attorney for Charlie Chaplin and tl secal ' ' ‘g all about the British terrorism in the B § ial + 4 . ‘ 1e Because vou look so loneson;). ; ‘i , Ms . are fale, Organized sabotage by the English eins : Alice L. You i $ > ha Boost the Wasson bill. , | ’ , 4 { ) t ’ s SERGT. TOHN DUNN hag SERS for damages was asked by his friend, | = af /- wets made hard drinks very popular. ro young men 'o bring a truck with you, for you can’t carry ‘ - ’ — ~~ Mt NN, Cant vou get along without crutches. Tom?" “My av. - ~~ ~ ° ° e They do not know this atuft ; ) & mover » General Hospital No. 28, Fort doctor says 1 can.” replied Tom. “but my lawyer: — . JM hare (esa. No, Cynicus : : dan, Lil, i , . ne »* : os ? Even peopl wh teal ] ‘ an 9 Ss We nlnioest forgot to mention a ij " 7" cant." Boston Transcript. / —kErom the Brookiyn Hagle ] 3 ; >, SHORE AOS. Fe. ees eee l am -not empty-headed, the (oneressional Ff rd. which was al q ENT ‘ ‘ n ‘ . ‘ it - mi erarey : : i y nowadays, Or frivolous, either. ROSicts der the door of the first time | BAPpine Isl, im to elect =~ Convent

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JE Re ae 7 MSY: “ a ” EN'S PAGE 4 POST-DISPATCH Daily Magazine aimee apes _ WOMEN’S PAGE| — eee oes ae = _~ — — Seen = > - —~ an - % the passing of such a field) and had once been happy. mous namesake. Squirming from the treach- eyes. No more could her life be coldly measured and whose like She stared at the couple in front, Young Wal- erous rear attack of his governess. he turned, and, by Sci aiee 2! visti és She was ans nail no dron reaching up to cling to the dangling hand of | finding that a bare fivé years of growth preclud-|nge: she was Youth, God bless her, with its on his heels with; his newfound god, his short, fat legs twinkling in ed his fastening his teeth in the left ear of his’ tongue out nig on the way to orien | | repletion. The Bigja half-trot to keep up with a mighty though leis- opponent, he set them valiantly in her lee just | rite sedenind triangle rabie its silent but expec- he arose and wandered off due west! man carried a fat malacca cane, with Which he along turned pale. ‘ ) the silent, drowsy) “Waldron, she said lowerlng him until the fires in the open (on the scarred floor there ~The the benci and was oll so yp! snatching hold at his belt and was forced t exactly what the Big -what hej on wheels. and lastly there was a throne. It was her charge was being kidnaped, soul as well as If you will repeat me-) bod nder her Very nose lier shoulders drew ;.whispered to vou. J 1) let you go. - a contented. comfortable, smiling, slightly super- anders from the little pond to stuttered Waldron. eyVeqti \\ hile he ejlious room. “| room “ here only giants coule where rail, unobtrusive mortals street west comes nearest to being a re and eves in eager search for his lounge but ‘reat from ler ‘Ves tlashed with determination and she twisted his head ‘If vowh come with me, TH tell pyijgpe quietly be happy. | | ewunge him off his teet. and tugged. Hie vou the mvVsterious story of * Spoon the peipe Youns Waldron, a little awed, stopped, put Pa | the gignal for mirth by calling out in a high, indentation gf the bis lakes, It cros a purling came away easily, for the Big Fellow made not the’ bit. That's what he said.” ‘finger of his fat hand in his mouth and stared to defeat her purpose. Indeed. he Faithful to her word, the girl released him, !-ontemplativels at the throne. The Big Fellow dart off with his nose half-way to} lifted and swung him into his high seat, placed a ed on its even way) the ground, for all the world like a pup on the pile of cushions under his dangling feet, and re- lengths. I obeyed, a sneering smile on’ “It was a moment of jollitv unrestrained. not pockets or run the risk of getting arrested lost master, and then stood for a mo- marked: “Your chair. Whatever chair you look also, for | had guessed his diabolical | such mirth as you hear nowadays falling with) larceny It was half-wa) the third steep rise riv indifference that the girl was for a moment, ment quite still except for the fluttering of her) 4; first, it’s yours. That's the rule.” the tinkle of breaking icicles off cold lips that of this scenic route that the girl came vithi iroy rt ‘r guard She stared, disconcerted | breast. the dreamy widening of her big blue eyes, | ° To Be Concluded Tomorrow. the gas and gasoline and cops It is lm- | dashe forward, seized young Waldron around the. mighty friend, “At the first tug Capt ’ 4 ‘aldr va Ve aie mal é ipt. Young Waldron gay brageous. it climbs mountains, it skir he sharp middle 1 ee singzsong om ixteen hairs off the lerrors river, it leans over precipices, it glimpses ca\ ns, ig es elfort ’ | cnest. en W : 1 § e > ; ’ . malar _ Sinnal ' , chest and then , laugh tall tog’ ther, ‘Ho: ho and when you get to its sadly mundane end | seemed entirely unconscious of the resene: his watched him “ : , i . . " . and ‘Ho: ho: actually have to shake the squirrels out of your, long stride continu for There was something so surprising in this mas-: trackg of a OPM me we —— —- - & —_ —_——_ ~~ ———— ee ee _ — | . — — { HOME EC ON fates? Kram fimeen Rochian’s Paric Canrt 1 | i ° | (OR sfmMirs, Solomon Sasys-- || tts be._|| Te Hse Fon (sen PAINE PAS OAT || Health and || Mass of a | By Margen | j OCA WIV 7 AQIS i 7) °) ' h | Modern Maid © Movers Marshall ee ee eee oe ee ee ee ae address by Stuy-. ile Club of New change.”’ ‘au of New veal pewritten article — nan Adventure.” is One, whom he calleth a| . ne , . — -:. ‘ 6... \ —" . . i mvsiers > . j se P. . . ' opyriaght. Lost i é ae wy ie left side, allowing the weight to comparison. Amon g corn flakes ‘ay e ‘~ -— ~ een tien tacit es —" The le little pal,”’ when she joineth in nakings; when sha goeth -— 3 =—S== St | pitt to the right lee TP) ? « le 1] | «| . ‘ * : . ‘ he Purple Hills. On .all sides the! thought tl it Old Man Covote might) should be about 24 inches apart By THORNTON W. BURGESS. pi : at M: ; y N 5 | birds began to chirp and some of have caught Johnny Chuck the after- Strenuous: exercises should he avoided for the hack un- , N I O N ; . | FUN FOR CHILDREN 44 , : : ~ * : . q (Being the Confessions of the Seven-Hun- jf | VERY little child wants andj . hit | a? oeitaly By Pauline Furlong. ; . SPA d redth \\ ile ) needs to be doing something e\ bf £ ; AS ) ACE. | ) , t | ery minute that it is awake : : + . a . ws nie a a: “© f the ———— e all ‘pent the we have committed; the rest o : . — — primary part dt o mathe Aunts ! Keeping the Kigure ' : Lent VW al repen } Sins ( a | saith promoter once said: ’ ‘ a y . Po : ar we repent those \ e has e nor had the courage to comm : ¢ of . - | ane a T “ dz P , ‘lig { S p ‘ — " " ¥¢ . : SOT ~ “ ‘4 ho separates ods: By HELEN ROWLAND. dm major part-et her delight to Normal. [*° ir the average husband can get the sort of Sunday dinner ‘he re : . pian that the doing shal! be of the lwants, Fiume, the league of nations and governmental extravagance bam Jiright kind to develop and strengthen —_— lawner ae oie ‘+ nianet ae - as he is meerned. nvented have there : + the little bod cet the little mind N recent articles I advised m)} q patties 4 peng et , ea 3 aa pat ‘ ts are always 4 4 : . : . , ‘ ; eee ‘ ic i S Li , : PY) = 1*ac ; aroat rie : ~ } i. rs er bf "€° LE ‘ wy * fon, the most fascinating di-) f«rth with him unto the tavern and Bi, Sneha writ} et } hil ' hana J cacers to study the lines of thei Home is a vastly overestimates A ;, , mebody is always hurting ° ; , VO + ¥ © er © ro l- i ? abkbine eo ( } - s : TIVINE } : ( SO y - * ays 8. Monday's mail ion of bachelors is the; the links; when she laugheth at his se RO mine men hal a yt : izures very carefully and .when | /¢al ing, 1) coal ji mrtg giving out an | "re, mi! She ean neip it, al is nit . ; p wlines of son , > hee —e of other let dy of Womankind. | JOR ES: ps r for ! ivity ‘ i. . : " ] if ine) discovered various Gerects, te om ond epg . - : : ! you get from he man who owes . . , , ? yr Rei , Ss as ae sil j “ ’ " le Os : = | e& one ) én rT ‘ ‘ . Ss agents’ letters tox a Married Man eaith in his) There is One, whom he regardeth sent } 4 } ve wet “6 outline & course of physical exe! aad ae e ae . > Jus as miucn T Ce: r Satis! 3° | j ar vou $10 News. “ as & monument to his vanity, when tion th , : : ’ “ oS pia f cises to overcome tLhest aishg ure- | | | 1 ft tall rbout knowing a man before you marry “en (LiOnN aS i¢@ SilImpier ivslceal unser, | ¥ : , 4 : * all verv Well 0” aAlIK avDY ee ‘ ‘ . he Leonard Wood. to! I have caught this car!/|she donneth al! her glad rags and A it : f seins, : ve | : ’ ments and bring the figure to ho ti ae oat nlv wav TO ] w him is to marry him+-and then its : 2. ® " . : : ‘ . di ‘ ‘> piunti polmte xs" 3s0ers . P ¢ him. eS 4 " ly ft cno | ~ (> Tle } ‘ : * en genes Dette = shel! . — owt et pramew wende pul ae public, for | l ae 1] ma . “ os ; mal and beautlituli propo Liohs. (J) } 1 5h if¢ Ort. ‘ , , : . | § a Ss fli secray ausket } *' a ; ig , s , toc ate. ritten mimeograph married this woman. And/the admiration of his friends, ana|°"'" “ mia : rap-basket al his own ’ ; course, women who are overweight ps 7 ;' ; ; dv and of flowers soaring into the empyrean : are among ‘ise ‘chases al : ' Wy ; A it the pri ff candy an 0 rs sO: ' #, one telling how ‘BShall I now seek to analyze | the confusion of his enemies. sik a ™ a aoe sige ey 5 :..| sg Se) ee) should diet intelligently while prac- » a A 2 jemand a congressional investigation of the high b « er . } "Sa * \ " »? he " ‘ 4 . a “. =: . . j ° , e} ' : \V ' _ —- ty) ‘ . COS ’ ‘OoOurTrtsNnips for President. It behold. in the house of every | as a Censor, and dodgeth as a bill) wa oo 7 hand, see that | “ale vAN TV : Cap) gt L ' porfeetion of their figure Lae truth about: sromen, for a cynic, amounts to elie: en aee r the professor to — i Man there dwelleth a Total collector, when she guardeth his di- | oe points are smoothly rounded. and | my \ o% ' , * of: nd chest Twisting i Hody,is a ; ” onl eeugal + per | Selah. ty 19 sete saad it cap ol ne fun if he ‘3 | P LR} . \ ) - \ ct) on good back etrengtiv ri¢ét which ‘ ah ‘ ] ol ' , To ni ¢ by ci. ' ' «exer ise wminy he practiced ‘ ‘ ms O}] ] : ’ ' y, when she cross-questioneth : a eee Wi os a | ip ‘ms above the chance, orators. ; ee ing his goin - and his | rangement of copwebby insertior ‘ . lows: Paise the arms aporve it ; tndowment Fund . gs: when sine arran oe ne SP or a i ae Pas | placed so that half showed its deli | ihead, keeping the elbows tr ] ers. The League in the morning, as a hums an | . , cate tracer, above the tt ned brit ‘Twist the body slowly to the rig rs ; are land half fell below veiline ¢} : side. allowing the weight of the body f i el cS f ett? fo 8, ‘ ' and giving them ; lelig ful air of Bere » ae I ae Aft: aga a ‘ Oppo Y is given or . Now turn ne nHoay of , { { : 1 * ' ‘ { ‘ j = —- +o oO —_ , eee wag Br cog athe i grew! The longer he waited the more sure! less you are robust and the — Pomment on the ® | hirds of Johnny and olly ( huck Have a Joke On Reddy | Nghter and lighter. Reddy knew he became that something must have! are elastic and supple, otherwise | teliing about — ison of the divorces In this : . —_ ) ithat jolly, round, red Mr. Sun had} happened. But Reddy continued to! great soreness and pain may result. | ; Blackstone The- , granted to women. Thougr you are x 6g ’ hs oh forget | kicked off his rosy blankets and be- Wait and watch until at last he saw The most efrenuous exercise for | ‘ ur-page, printed — é ; That others may be smarter yet, ;sun his daily climb up in the blue,| Farmer Brown's boy coming down/the back muscles, in my opinion, Is | { nomic condition. — y mare playing an important | EDDY FOX had decided that/ XN a ee mm Was time for Johnny the Longe Lane toward the cornfield. transom ewinging, which is prac- arisbad, Czecho- ™ enforcing the anti-profiteer- Re: time had come for him to ) No Pee? Chuck to come out. Then, disappointed and very much|ticed by grasping a transom or ste »ureau, sends a J ‘i England. try his clever plan to eatch ' , -_ io ‘4 x lo” suf Johnny Chuck didn't com: puzzle ad. teddy got to his feet and eurtain pole in both hands and twist- | ‘ ing that patients ‘ f i. Johnny Chuck. Reddy had done his! — Nat £ }out. Neither did Polly Chuck “My. trotted toward the Old Pasture. ing the body from side seas nce, ™ : ow [Woman has entered the convent| best to appear friendly and he felt) st hce but they are late sleepers,’ thought Now, all this time two pairs of! lowing the feet fo OP ear ‘ ssociation of the 4 e on Mount Sinal for sure that Johnny no longer cog . 4 Bs. : . Reddy. - hey must be getting lazy. 5 bright eves had been w: itching R eddy ‘feet from the floor. This nenginlcart gy — 1 1400 years. him. What Reddy was planning to . | Reddy was beginning to get tm-. Fox, and two little people had been. !§ also the - ry best one fos pucema: . ; en an articie — i do is called treachery When any-| , | patient, but he is one who has chuckling and chucklin ing height but, as previously state: t, d th | y. | 3 a: l g to them-| ‘ p ed Americans, 2 hy of the women in Siam wear / one pretends to be a friend and then Th : . | ereipge not to let impatience lead selves, but taking great care that) it should not be attempted by a a : are eramoun an er Be send nn printed ; hi h t l n enemy ’ ° a) ie ‘ : iim to ado anything foolish. Co ! | h « th ~k . ; ‘ whose mtusc les are not prep: irec or ‘ nails Very ‘lon nd have| does something that only a whew uld those chuckles shouldn't be heard. | ; i “ , ength with this | with hg ge would do, it is treachery. Reddy ty as you have seen him you wouldn’t have! One was Johnny Chuck and the other. it. In my next article, T shall offar ‘ success is ase upon Vorking Harder ’ --— wasn't really friendly at all; he had | Johnny Chuck had been sitting with | known that he was impatient He was Polly Chuck. Johnny Chuck had) S°™* suggestions for food for bot! ' ah t jon.” Young W “7. only been pretending to friendliness. | Ais head out of their secret back) lay there without moving, his eyes been sitting, with his head out of! fat and thin women ernie py Be ' Be 1 Y- ! 5 Srep tn thelr | min N ay AS Trance It was just to hide his real purpose. | door under a certain little bush. fixed on that doorway just in front their secret back door, under a cer-| for keeping the figure normal. ’ nunication, tell- ; 1 Etat Agoda «gd —-7 “lt was done just to make Johnny i hiete he Sh BEReOE Eder) i= him, and his black-tipped ears tain little bush, and Polly Chuck’ URIS SURI ' ‘ ; in the Emerald | 9 p 0 more than <-u,.- Chuck less suspicious and watchful. OUIC 2 = —= 5 4 { cocked forward to catch the first had been sitting, with’ her head out. . bike. or and a - oF ; Breezes were blowing in his face,|/ sound to w: i I'TILIZING FATS ; nglish military , : Pus irn him that John if their other eacret hae ; 7 NG : ted.” | 4 | “Johnny Chuck isn’t much afraid! wpjon meant that bis scent was be- Ch ny heir other secret back door, hid ; hi —— ' Mireedi Alice I.. 3 ‘of me any more,” thought Reddy. . back of } rottonee he ene out All his im-/den in a clump of grass. ‘You see, | ‘=== 3 ours 1 bi Y O OASTIES ; ( h gag of Cedar Rap- ra won't be .as watchful am he used — ee ve c e ‘an patience he kent right inside him. they had guessed what Reddy Fox © utilize all kinds of fats: RBa- ‘ , ALC ry Little Breezes hi: ee . . ane y* Bee . ; I . ; a , a + ees Se cor | and eres 18 times. — to be. He'll be careless. The time a the ote way Reday wows hal mieten dis: “re ase ia ast Black! had been planning. Just as sogn: as — pees haters poe pre stand any comparison 4 : reed she 4 appeared. was broad Reddy started for the Old Pasture, | beans makes a delicious com- as come for me to catch him. Just o catch Jo : : asture, ! eS ne ee oe eee end hile eee ames oe * atom unt daylight. Reddy didn’t know what Johnny Chuck scrambled back down! bination. rt by Lady Chelmsford, the t back of his house. W San be another morning, . nny would/to make of it, for he hadn’t heard a into his home, and a few sedieeinia’ Sausage fat for ginger bread and) | can't carry all are being organized jus es out in the morning gate have me. yah top vere: the in- |sound from inside Johnny Chuck's later popped out of his front door-| molasses cookies gives a spicy fia- | Ou TOcer.S ; & movement to stamp out ators 1s ‘eaten him.” stant he put his ut of his door-| house. Johnny ought to have come way and sat up on his doorstep. Then | vor. Also saves using other spices. | ntion a copy My aaa aro way. out long before. Something was he whistled. Reddy Fox turned, but) Hlam fat for cake or frying pota-| . “ — . So just a little while before sunup Reddy made himself comfortable wrong, but what it could be Reddy he didn't dare come back, beca ause| toes ore: rst time in the history of | Reddy Fox went over to Johnny jand toga E gape Mgt , by couldn't even guess. He wondered Farmer Brown's boy was coming. “I Beef fat for anything which re © las . : : ns ttle stars/if something had left Just too : muttered Reddy, quires shortening, such as cake, ple, Made by Postum Cereal Co, Battle Geek, Mich. pi Islands women re-|Chuck’s new home and lay down Just) one ; happened — to just too soon, back of Johnny Chuck's doorway.|faded away. Ciradually the Black/ Johnny and Polly Chuck He re- “but lll catch him tomorrow morn- ete. All kinds of fat for soap, fo t® elect delegates to the Everything was just as he had hoped Shadows be gan to creep back toward'membered Old Man Coyote, and the ing.” which find, directions on a can of lye. 4.

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MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 5. 1920. ——- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' 9 The Spit Ball Has Been Abolished, but the Well-Known Snow Ball Ts ‘Seil in E vide a Lawler on Trial Robins Defeat Bethlehem Cards and Browns | Snowstorm Prevents | Sunset Hill Gets (@ DORT Zam 5. Louis Soc In Bout Tonight | Jp U.S. F. A. Cup Contest Will Play Second -“"=-0bnr Cars’ State Golf Event; } ChampionsBl CHICAGO, With Burkhardt ek ae ae ee ae Game, lomorrow Peace Aegoctation can tie } Date Set June15| = Memphians, 3 ‘3 Cont | —_— oe” contest between_Lshe Ben Mil- Dry Dock Eleven Scores 1-0 Victory When McGuire Kicks Ball | maggot ig h naallg gf bea Bes hong geo ass | . ,; = . of Cicero, lll. scheduled to be é | How Dryiyam: | Omaha Boxer Is Expected to Over His Head Into Net in Second Extra 15-Minute Period Contest Scheduled a at ” L. aie : ora here oe age | was post- Women’s Championship, to Be RE you wet or dry?” I asked ‘St. rm for Second Second z ‘ moned because of ; leavy snoWw- . c ; “ Show the Stuff That Enabled —Several Players Are Injured. —Haines a Real “Find, stort. ) OR ivy . Held Simultaneously, Not A a guy. class Rivals in . ) Who for public office ran; Football M : e j N " hineilbiitiieemesian Branch Ricke Says. The St. Louisans remained over | oN « 504 bi Ay aes oy | , and an effort will be made to play Yet Awarded. “Are you wet or dry, and if so why? | . =: Bath — the contest today , ° mao old man.” . ; NEW YORK, April 5.—A trick shot by Inside Right Forward Mc- | f the spring se __ | Now tell me true, MEMPHIS, ‘Tenn., Aprit | ~ League cam |: ie COCR Fam OF Re ee : / "The Missour! golf championship | Floyds, Memphis’ ame with Mill ww Agha (| Guire, after taking a corner kick from Garside, yesterday gave the Robins vt ii ' ton Sag ‘ esp ries for the city baseball champion- §T, LOUIS TEAM ROLLS tournaments for men and women will Said Negara My See champions, again went down — a ‘on state, Rialto Boxing Card. )| Dry Dock. eleven a 1 to 0 victory over the Bethlehem Steel Co. in a fifth ~ alled off yesterday because of ; , : : | ae start- | / ‘ ; ship, called off yes Ay 2791 SCORE IN fi es se held in St. Louis this year, Stal Removing every doubt;” feat before thé St. Leos, ; “The chief wor : =——.- i aS ec ae te ‘iround U. S. F. A. cup tie contest at Todd Field before 5000 spectators. The . ; a; MAIN EVENT—Jack !awler of | , : the weather, will be played at Car- ing Tuesday, June 15, and contin- Das ‘ . , 7" Omaha ve Chris Rurkhardt (Youne )'score came after the two elevens had battled one hour and twenty min- pit ites ‘pennaiieandt mibateeta:/ 30 TOURNAMENT AT PEORIA uing through Saturday of that week Said he, “I’m dry and I'll tell you’ champions of St. Louts, gs J me rece! = | ? ins el : hexaay, : — tet, sill tical nab! Chaney) of New Orleans, ei€ht §/ utes) The victory placed tha Robins in the semifinal. | , > A, St.| The men’s competition will be held why: - Fieli, yesterday afterr er, consid rounds, 130 pounde stn * conditions permit. Wednesday the ».| My private siock ran out! second 1 fi : layers it ; ; ‘it ; . the contest in favor of the Robins, a wicked shot with his face during a Branch Rickey and Jimmy Burke crew hi aii So Nt 168 199 tet }vears, Kansas City holding the pI B J ‘e E Wra: ‘two minutes before time in the sec- Lethlehem rally. Millar tried hard to were counting on - doot WOrK bert = ph . dpepee! os - | 7 Sin 1919 and St. Joseph ir. 1918. rhe | ; nth keg . € ond extra 15-minute period elapse 1,;put one in the corner of the net, but @4y, but unless veprocrtettcnd| bP Eb sentggriniend fine: annie ivulenibacasabde ie big ie y : his head, the ball going aver, pw dered the elevens to continue. Aa felt n il) eff — oe ee re ne” with 1845. Morharzet and Ww. , add. {| ripe ts -_ = pe poe QUO VADIS. fo eps half went ecan’s shoulder and into the net. The ,..4 the enue tn the escond 46-minute | ™ins* of shutout be!'l that he pitehed +»: ,cie of Lansing. Mich. were high in, the cafidy-master to handle aay Tt 1 d that Supt. With spite of the fact that the former champions were unable to reriod, the Robins had all the better /™ Saturday’s drizzle. the doubles with.1176. ereated the new position of caday 5 rumore “ : - | were continually shoot rally in the last two minutes. oe . pr te wrth But it w: The coolness that Haines showed Ria OP FERS manager. ers will resign to accep a better The work of Semple and le rs xtra chapter, ut was Saturday was ! evidence the firs: ’ At a recent meeting of the Greens iob elsewhere. Whither goest boys was largel an Several Players Injured. not until two minutes before the, Saturday was in . MAGEE’S BOMB FAILS TO —s committee It was decided to retain troy, ‘Me Withers? ‘bla ‘opening a od close of the second 15 minutes that ; ) blank In the. opening Cunningham against both teams. | not yet been decided at Cardinal Field. and then. stage |* nnn es vise eda lm cae The Camel plans to let the Ele- Although the field wag. P perbas in ar the sixth game at Sportsman's Park | | pin Say tO es Soli A oa onic The*State championship has. not| phant and the Mule make the run- places due to Satur@fiy’s pa er was ren noon been held in St. Louis for three | ning and then hump himself in the game was fast and well * ine Hospital a play) stretch and win by a neck. watching. Fifteen honda te ‘he will ! —_—-- braved a severely cold a month i a question frequently asked in St. Lou's the since the Joe Levy lightweight box-| kicks, while MehKelve) had made a;half. The Robirs put on more nek ae F . -igreat stop of a free kick from Me- jin the closing period of regular time though too light to tender against Benny Leonard, ts just as good a performer as the once famous Jose Ybarra, alias Joe Riv- ers, who formerly carried the Levy banner to the front in famous bouts oor o— ~.« - + wee er ita present condition, on the Pacific Coast. ’ | , day he threw a ball in Brownsvil —ertad i How far Levy's statement may he Yesterday's battle was hard fought , FF: the course in iniclialint le: credited will probably devolop to- from start to finish and séveral play ieir efforts were rewari , . ” os im ' and hard to ruffle. He is 26 years BET ON THEIR OWN CLUB rangement. Saw a “For Rent” sign in front §ient defensive game. as : of an apartment house this morn- After about 1§ minutes i night at the Armory where Iawler ers suffered injuries. Halfback Net) The lineups: Robins (1). Positions. Bethienem (0. | 01d, married, and because of his age 1 iwnwarr 0. April 68.—Lee owever you pen roakes his second St. Louis appear- Ciarke of the Robins suffered a deep , a } r of tahite Braleh sicker ; ’ “ pmep | erensulls..4......-,@uard. ... : and settie 1a , anc ‘Kev Hg secant site 6 * " , hn noe, this time against Chris Burk gash over the left eye and McKelvey acmaatne sf seat back... ..Caltt ninabiione thie wees esvtais ic ane Magee'’s “bomb seems to have fiiv Arthur Smith. the new professional to be a miHionatre it doesn’t mean | through, Bub acort barat, stable mate of Bantam Cham-'of Bethlehem was cut on his cheek | ponies me gee | » “7 h i ot) "= vered and fizzled, according to the 2.41, wrastwood Country Club, fs ex- anything _ 2 : ng a pion Pete Herman. In the South bone. McGutre, who scored the only | pe, Right half. ar _{ in the major leagues than . aa latest tip-off oe three of the) jactea to arrive in the city to take | hard shot which gave jturkhardt has been appearing under goal, was knocked out in a mix-up, c Center half.....Campbdel) | oC" man he has seen come into the four players he = gaan ee ap his duties on April 15. Another chance to stop. the ring name of Young Chuiney.| tut was able to resume, while on an- | Lance.. er Morrison | P'8 Ting in years. at ay cagy own ciubs to n, @ newcomer to the field of local “pros” Leo Witt, who went up to Kan- Five minutes later ' : . + r . - a There is another Young Chaney cf! other occasion, Duncan, Bethlehem’'s right... McKelvey Haines a Solid Prospect. ‘ er - bres wast Weatlechae not a. 1" y nergyrsnantvoe a en ree 7 via os ge & por Bosse. ec scored in much the same . > | es sic } ‘ . a 8S: i * r *] . y as = lialtimore who is more widely and |“goalie,”” and Ratican and Shanholt “Haines’ showing,” said Rickey, nied making a bet of $200, but he) price a. oe the Ateemennn eee Club. pon eaesine ebeved pp sy gy w the first. favorably known than Burkhardt. j/of the Robins, were in a heap in ,... MS qe st |.’‘Means far more than would a simi- made it on the Reds; and no man who/ yfatthews replaces Willie Kidd, now! .pary & P lee ‘i Me m ae page the f First Appearance Unimpressivec. front of the Steelworkers’ upright. | snannoit........... Outside left s, lar performance by a youth in his bets on his own club can [€ &C- | nrofessional at the Interlachen Club, | ‘ y chredeee setthaer cine a , . = > a % ’ . : + , sed of “throwing” games. Minneapolis Tawler. in his first bout before| At the start, Capt. Miller of the; Goal—McGuire. Referee—T. Cunningham. | ‘teens. A school boy sensation, that | cused | : — Minneapolis. | | , ‘Robins won the toss and the visitors Retting even on your own club Is - Landlords, in justification of = yu mae 'the day , Linesmen—C, E. Creighton and G. Caldicott. | } I ep itcher of school bo Rialto A. C. fans, met Frankie Tuck- oe" | 3 mean a pitcher of sch 7 ? , ) . | , - . deleg: a ‘ew | , ow en, but the man who put Ft leans = es , er, an experienced lightweight, lictle|kicked off. The Robins, however, ; —° z llr Prcge a - _ sk ong page age who startles by brilliant spring |" 7 asc gt ' ' “jack” on his ows She Rigeweed Ce ee a | MSR Fents, quote the nigh ccst Floyds Se , , rk: ni : arn: ) Ne. « nis harad-earner JC ’ . : iber : . m k to f but t ly wary 8tarted pressing and forced two cor- |, Se ee ee ‘| form, too frequently fades under the , aide ' -onsidered | nounced tlrat its membership vor che; pepairs. But as the landlord oy Seldom Close to @ nown to fame pul extremely War) | Time of halves—15m. Extra periods—Two of : eam will hardly pe considered | a>, * seas full A ib of , } eummer’s sun tut Haines is past Coming season 16 ful. A Bpmuer | doesn’t make any repairs, it Senior and Chisholm oes ; rit gi ‘rooked., changes have been made on the doesn’t mea anything ' some neat offensive wor 4 ‘ and difficult-to hit. In this contest er kicks without result. louls were! 4; minutes each. that age. He its settled, has the Se O* ee sill hdontinaes Wale oni . ’ sporty nine-hole course. | Floyds in the opening ~ Lawler caused dissatisfaction in the = a = | right temperament to insure the suc- R RT WILL BE OUT OF eee DAUBE | THE WORM TURNS. they very seldom got - > . ‘ } ‘ 4 ‘ ‘| ‘ , ? ’ ry? ‘ SIO rhees thi; l¢ c) ‘ ' Ps re i. ~ 7 P e¢ *, P « ‘ . ” Ch -T tt Friend!, and iO. is such a thing as spreading it on J. Ackerman ,, +] “ . ie . - . ae - art) ) . az = > cr . Cr?) Ta 4 } is “ft by 3 . ’ res en) co ' . rn} . . %¢7 hig tv ir] } Forward.. tween them. In a 20-round fig , : . a UNG fight he from Detroit. It will be the feati od bar him from the games, accoraivg we. v a4 ~ a ‘ ‘ a." , . ; . . = echo age held in six veal totalled 1005, Stein 1028 and strike Looks bad for the trunk borward. .. sees this ws ue to the fac ’ - , oer - ' ' : as d f ct thi t RB urk The Zulu has agreed to welch can Olympic ( ommittee. ror Q. twr lan nen tie Roll ies ee : : rounds. He easily had the better of ish fighter. are short, but explicit,” Rubien said the remainde 1@ season | ly?y ancis Rtobert Bruce with a 570 score won .s wt , ' nA ‘ ty) our e ‘ed te a : - - . ic ‘ a. to Zork, Eddie Randall will referee, apt aa ear nae wiaae Four players, Wills, K! - Several minor leaguers wanted to ° " . yoda rt ) i . j dene ‘ ) ere, j e. . instead of Walter Heisner, who has borner, St. Paul; defense pe Tuck and Wit: ice, With a ree has hott oh “|purchase Clarence Mueller, the been notified that the club will use Boston, and Frank Goheen. St Paul: tories and one de feat, are tied “sa the hardest working youngster on the : . . ‘ ‘ a. i ? e . — ick | 1-2 marks. Tomorrow night, Howard | eld on the bench to absorb big Pittsburg; wing, Joseph McCormic! OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP (Captain), Pittsburg; left wing, J,.| and Kajiwara play. league ideas, or sent to the minors TOURN ENT TONIGHT Conroy, St. Paul; substitute forward, | ———— ne immediately for further seasoning. AM I'rank Sy nnott, Boston. Ba c t A . All critics have agreed that all he BOSTON, April 5.—Amateur boxers The team will sail from New York rry oes to ustralia. 'needs is bit 5 ‘from many cities were here today for Wednesday, April 7, aboard the LONDON, April 6.—Ernest Barrv. pia asthe wean wae tam the National Champlonship Tourna- ®t¢4mship habs aca the world’s champion sculler. left for ar mapas AD .. ment which ts to begin tonight under Australia yesterday to oppose Alfred Mrs. Willis Is Winner. eethe auspices of the Boston Athletic | Indiana-Ohio iis Formed. Felton, the Australian, on the Parra- Mrs. George Willis with a total of Association, With 122 contestants for | matta River, New South Wales, for 524 won the women’s sweepstakes | the eight tities, the first night will RICHMOND, Ind., Apri] 6.—Forma-j|the world’s sculling championship a. bowling tournament on the W hi he given over to elimination bouts. tion of the Indiana-Ohio Baseball the end of August. He was accom-' ton alleys” Ap ni ht M ‘99 ie The semi-finals and finals will be League, composed of six teams, was pained by Bob McAlpine, a New Castle Johnston, 50@ “was seonkia! Mare D E. fought tomorrow night. [ieneeianeioadiog cme - ee of sculler. Grubb, 1 kare ona’ Srasin , Fl 3 4 lib or. Te ‘ ; re 16 ciutée here vee. . P ‘ : In the 135-pound class the winners he” Walks af the erean tection chuerman,: 490, fourth. 4 ot ere * of the event for the last three vears e .. an ‘ will be completed at a final meeting ADVERTISEMENT = igtcena Cae ia ae j : are entered. They are Tommy Mur- e to be held here next Sunday PRPLAPL ALLL LL PhP Pahl phy, Kansas City, 1917; Thomas be —-~ O’Mally, University of Pennsylvania, - HAVE COLOR IN [itt TEKS Exhibition Games ay Bassists sce rf ~"* * 9918 and Frank Cassidy, New York. 2 agi eee Meg cece ie 4 P, ] | : aS Rae a ; eave " 1919. unple ae Re a ee ee ee ee ee i 53 ER ak Ne ate i i es, why - Braves Trim Tigers. _. NATIONAL AMATEUR | Rona Looking—Take Olive §=GHARLESTON, W. Va. April 5.— | ny ffoston Naticnals 4-6-9, D it Amer- "a F % WRESTLING TOURNEY . _— (cans 2-8-3. Batteries: Rudolph, Fil PrdDe t - 7 — ——__— f your skin is yellow—com plexion lingim and Gowdy: Dauss Glazier ‘ . a WILL OPEN TONIGHT pihd--teee cued eee, | ond Woodall, Beaaace. . ie “About 79 wrestlers, including WNa-. a lity” F “Irs ‘ good feeling—y sho | White Sex Trounce Housto 4, ; he tional, Inter-Allied and A. E. F. cham- | | at Tablets. oe uld HOUSTON. Tex. April 6 yor al 50 : a Ca : pion and the flower. of amateurs, =e wih ablets. Armorican League 19.14 o 1] a ; Bs Mi are here for the National Amateur| Bo t - Edwaras’ Ulive Tablets—a sub- Texas League, °-6-3 ” Battertes: M Wrestiing Tournament at the Bir- S O mM stitute for calomel—were prepared by layne and Lynn, Schalk; 3 K elley “ea pine Athletic Club tonight and ax, Mgwards after x years of —s Glenn and Harkins See é , Rs verday night. ” was veTabletsarea pure dihiise “a yy aga matches have been ar- vege vegetablecomponnd mixed witholiveoil. Indians lose to Pelicans. ) / ranged for tonight and the finals will | will know then. wf oe Am NEW ORLEANS, La. April 5.—- , 3 : be held tomorrow night. The tourna- neem | y | ehaven clear, ‘Cleveland Americans 1-8-2. New oOr- ment is expected to afford material! | | Sa ttt MA leans Southern 4-12-90. Batterles: for the I'nited States Olymple team. ’ , , P canoe (‘oveleskie and O’Nelll; Torkelson and | nocnniliel , able | Deberry. | » A meeting of the Missourl-Ifitnois ' —— gc} George Paseball League will be held at the e ile and | SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., April 5 Suuiilies Hotel at 9:30 o'clock tanian, | : - : Chicago (Nationals) 1-5-1. San Frar. cisco (Coast) 2-4-1. Batteries: Al- Two teams to complete the cireuit annually at 10c and 25c. T all; ake one or : wl) be selected. twonightly and note the pleasing r oo and Killefer: Seaton and An-

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ence — is Soccer. lans, 3t Second Time . in Intercity 1 Match. : Tenn., April §. his’ amateur In went down In 4 6 St. Leos, muntep Sr. Louts, at He aay ouafternon§ jn § al game of the tints hip series. The © ficld was muddy eaturdiy’s rating, t and well worth fteen hundred ly cold wind to show of the St. his, this season. were clearly } and, although ere no match for Play was within a is of the goal ali ept the Floyds - Defense Good. If went scoreless, act that the &t. liv shooting for mple and the Bist ly responsible for ¢ opening period, wh an played an exe game | 1§ minutes of p | > the first went a scoring a well-p ich gave Semple » later Bub th the same manner first. before the fina) lly shot a nice ‘ing the St. Leos a to ending the scoring ‘dom Close to Goal, i Chisholm pulled 4 ffensive work for he opening period, idom got within | ot because of the exe of Daley and Preval the Leos. the Flcucds was Injw (of the first pertod aken out of the ¢g placed by Treichn fas resumed in the ¢ Will Ackerman place. ary and lMneup: Positions, St. +». Uoal, ,o» -Pullback,.. ....-Pullback. AT- .».. Halfback ..+» Halfback... ....Malfhack. V. .Porward So |, I. oe | s Pe © »... Forward e.. ». Porward Kinealy, |. Referee—F ed in these days ‘. ~ ~~ Yeclared Independ Poet.” The poets free verse and f ——— a *¢ ep ‘ + ea a ~ _*> ’ 7 : q + - | JL LUUIS PO. os " . . ? ° =| dditional Sporting News akees Dubious Future Made Darker by Injury to Fewster ——_—— os -— SO PPBABPRPB BAR LLP LLP Lh PR ‘ ‘ The 1920 Yankees. ; ‘ * i i A i a a ae a a a a ee ee ee te ee ee i PITCHERS—Mays; Quinn, Shaw- key, Shore, Thormahlen, Mogridge, Piercy, Smallwood, O'Doul, C. Mur- phy. Miller, Collins, De Vitalis and ° Biemiller CATCHERS— Ruel, Hoffman and D. Murphy. INFIFLDERS—Pipp, Pratt, Peckinpaugh, Fewster, Meuseland Wand. OUTFIELDERS—-Ruth, ee ————— Vick, Gleich and Bodle. No. 1k—NEW YORK YANKEES. wi K covered carton. or when you travel. R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. Winston-Salem, N. C. TTT, rv h x 111) ile HM yy Camels are sold everywhere in scientifi- cally sealed packages of 20 cigarettes; or ten packages (200 cigarettes) in a Blassine- We strongly rec- ommend this carton for the home or office , eleventh | dred } | Bhal! ’ the date of said election. | each | filed | ers shall polling of St POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL » J ony wee 4 | NOTICE OF SPECIAL BON ao—e ee MAY 11, 1920 Pursuant to Ordinance No. 30608, approved February 6, 1920, we, the under- signed, hereby give notice that there will be a special bond election held on Tue& day, May 11, 1920, at the various polling places of the City of St. Louis, Missouri, between the hours of 6:00 a. m. 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, Missouri, for their upproval or rejection, the propositions contained ordinance is in words and figures as follows: ORDINANCE 30608 An orainance to provide holding of an election for the purpose or submitting eighteen different prop- ositions to the voters of the City of st. Louis, for the incurring of debtedness and te issuance of Bonds of the said City. not exceeding the ag- Sregate sum Dollars; to determine the respective amounts and the respective public purposes for which the of the sale of such bonds shall be used; to state the different propositions ‘which are be submitted to Voters of said City and the spective amounts for each of and to provide that any one or of the said propositions shall adopted if two-thirds of the of the said City voting have assented thereto; with an emer- Eency clause, cap- | tor the proceeds to the them; mniore be BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY)! OF ST. LOUIS, AS FOLLOWS: SECTION ONE election shall held in of St. Louis, on Tuesday day of May. nineteen hun- twenty. At said election there be submitted to the qualified Voters of the City of St. Louis, the varioug propositions as set to issue bonds of the City St. Louis in the amounts and for epecific purposes respectively hereinafter stated. - numbered One to Kighteen; both inclusive. SECTION TWO of said election publication of four times in An City be out from Notice given by nance for Journal, weeks, Shall be this ordi- the st. in St. and the Democrat, louis St. Louis Star. St. Louis Globe- Post-Dispatch, louis Times, West- in said ordinance, which ' foul and storm water in the valley of} stated for any one of the specific pur- ' ' ’ ’ ; in- ' of Twenty-four Million | said River, and for the acquiring of land therefor, Nine For increase of yESs, For increas* Six—NO. PROPOSITION SEVEN. the clebt, of debt, Proposition For purchase of land and construction and equipment of bulid- the | Tre- voters thereon shall | municipal farm for the and cure of habitual drunka-ds adjudged guilty of the violation of City ordinances, Four hundred thousand dollars, 7 For inerease of debt, lroposition Seven-——-VES. For increase Seven “ VO. PROPOSITION EIGHT. For the purchase of land construction and equipment ings for a care and persons debt, Proposition of and the of build- ings for the treatment of tubercuar, ' the! ight the ; hereinafter) nicipal Nine- ' Dock in the City | once each week for four | ing a connection liche Post and Amerika, four times in| each; f. e., once each week, the last publication to be within two weeks cf Proofs of of with said publications shall the City Register. SECTION THREE The Board of Election Commission- provide the ballots, shall the electjon as required by Shall designate and providy a place in eath election in said City, and shall result thereof, according ) Board conduct law. certify law to the ballots to ‘e used the said election shall following form: PROPOSITION ONE. For the elimination of grade cross- ings by the construction, reconstruc- tion, and extension of bridges Viaducts within the City, for the pur- chase of land therefor, or Payment of the of cost thereof, Nine hiindred and five thousand dollars For increase of | One-—YBS, For inc One VO, PROPOSITION TWO. For the , lic parks, recreation fields, thereof. and the ment therefor, hundred five hundred | For | Two For Two Louis, The at be in tii and and the (itv’s share the debt. Prop micron rease of debt, Proposition purchase of land for pub playgrounds the iimprovem providing of eq One. Million, three thousand, andl nt Squares, and eighty-five dollars increase of .ES, increase sO. PROPOSITION THREES of the playgrounds million, debt, Proposition of debt, Proposition For the improvement exist- |ing parks, squares | recreation fields, One | hundred and seventy-four five hundred For increase Three YES. | For increase | Three—-NO. | PROPOSITION FOUR. For a Municipal Auditorium ‘Community Center Building, to (weed for the holding of public meet- | ings, for discussion of ' questions including matters submit- ted to the people under the referen andl dollars of debt, of debt, and the public > oe fs | Proposition | Sixteen, he | po- | of Aldermen of thie City | infirm pa- hundred insane, feeble-minded and tients. One million, one thousand dollars. For Increase of For increase AO, PROPOSITION NINE. For the purchase of land construction and erection of proach at the west end of the Municl- pal Bridge, connecting with the Mlu- Railway. One million, five debt, of debt, Proposition and an of | hundred thousand dollars the | as! Nine of debt, Proposition of increase YES. increase NO. PROPOSITION TEN, or For debt, Proposition For the construction of a Municipal) pundred street, | vicinity of Victor the construction of rail terminals and vards in connection therewith, includ- with the and the acquisition therefor. One million, seven thousand dollars. increase Es. increase NO, PROPOSITION ELEVEN. For the purpose of paying the City’s Bridge. of land hundred of debt, of debt. Municipal | million dollars.| two Three. Four Proposition | the | lings by ' tia iif ’ . recreation poses designated in foregoing section as this and the last Proposition One, p Seven, Twelve, Fifteen, Sixteen Fighteen, shall he purposes only, name- Fight. Nine, Thirteen, Seventeen used for ly: Ten, Fourteen, and such PROPOSITION ONE, For the elimination of grade crosa- the construction, reconstrue- and extension of bridges and Viaducts within the city, for the pur- chase of land therefor, and for the payment of the City’s share of the cost thereof, Nine hundred and five thousand dollars. PROPOSITION TWO. the parks, tion, For purchase of land .for squares, fields. pub- playgrounds and the improvement thereof. and the providing of equip- ment therefor. One million, three hundred and eighty-five thousand five ' hundred dollars. ; Proposition | the i mup- | ' _ able | ’ Proposition | Proposition | share of the cost of opening and wid- | million, two hun- dollars Proposition ne thousand of debt, of ening streets, dred and fifty Tor inerease Kleven—-tESs, For increase kLle ‘eé n . AY, PROPOSITION TWELVE. of debt, ’roposition For the purchase land and Le Fire and on. and equipment for the partment, Three hundred thousand dollars For increase YES. increase Twetve—-NO. PROPOSITION THIRTEEN. the erection construction buildings purchase of of debt. of debt, and and For of new equipment at Bellefontaine Industrial | farm. One hundred and fifty-six thou- / sand dollars one | thousard, | | Sixteen Proposition | | highways he} | dum or the initiative; to provide suit- | places for educational, | moral, labor, industrial and other | purposes, and for conventions other gatherings in connection there- |with. and for a site therefor, Nine | hundred thousand dollars | For increase of debt. Four—\ ES, For increase of Four—-NO, PROPOSITION FIVE. the construction, reconstruc- extension of public sewers, and of land therefor, Two hundred and seventy- dollars debt, | able meeting Proposition debt For tion the purchase million five five thousand For increase of | Five— YES. For increase | Five—NO, PROPOSITION STIX. For the conversion of the River Des Proposition of debt. and | i ‘ ' Proposition | | ,; one Proposition | Peres into a public sewes by straight- | ening. deepening and widening the said River, the construction of.a pub- lio sewer and channel to carry off IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we, the unde ‘affixed the Seals of our respective offices, (Seal) Attest: Oscar E. Buder, Secretary. ‘Seal) Attest: Eugene Cuendet, Register. For increase of debt, Thirteen—YES. For increase of Thirteen——-NO, PROPOSITION Fo! the additiona! thousand dollars of debt. Proposition debt. Proposition FOURTEEN, construction and rection celle at the City Jall of Seventv-Six For increase Fourteen —-VES, For increase of debt, Fourteen VO. PROPOSITION FIFTREN. the eonstruction and erection of a new Morgue, Sixty-eight thou- sand dollars. increase TES. For of debt, of For Proposition Fifteen For increase lh ifteen—NO, PROPOSITION SIXTEEN, the construction and erection muncipal garage, Ninety debt For of a sand lor dollars increase 1ES. increase of debt. NO. PROPOSITION SEVENTEEN, For the maintenance of streets and ams general fares, Three hundred and sixty sand dollars For increase Seventeen ,ES, or increase Seventeen—NO, PROPOSITION EIGHTEEN. of debt, Prvposition kor Proposition thoroucn tho l- sed of cdeirt, Proposlit! mn delbt of For the purchase of equipment apa installation thereof for an electric lighting system in parks and streets, Dollars increase LES. reasea One Millton -kKor Figlhteen For of debt, Prop »Sirion Ine of debt at said election Who as sents to the said increase of indebted ness. shall erase from his ballot th: word “No” after any one or more :f eaid propositions which he favors and the voter who does not favor the adoption of said Increase shall erase from his ballot the word “Ves” after any oné Or more of said propos! tion to which he is opposed, the form er of which in each case shall be taken as a vote assenting to auch | crease of indebtedness. and ¢t! ter as dissenting therefroin or more of the proposition the {ssuing of bonds be carried by) cetving the votes of two-thirds of qualified voters voting thereon such election then bonas in the amount and for the purpose or pur- poses designated may be dl SECTION FOUR, The proceeds from the sale of the amount of bonds aforesaid to be is- sued by an affirmative vote as avove ss if ’ ' foul the | building of Fire Engine Houses there- | sixty; dred Proposition Proposition | \ dock in Proposition | ’ drécd _ insane, / tients. One millien. one hundred thou- / sand dollars. PROPOSITION THREE. For the improvement of the exist- ing parks, squares, playgrounds and recreation fields, One million. one hundred and seventy-four thousand, five hundred dollars. PROPOSITION FOUR, For a Municipal Auditorium and Community Center Building, be used for the holding of public meet- ings, for discussion of publie questions Including matters submit- ted to the people under the referen- dum or the initiative: to provide suit- meeting places for educational, moral, labor. industrial and other purposes, and for ocnventions and other gatherings in connection there- with, and for a site therefor, Nine thousand dollars, PROPOSITION FIVE. For the construction, reconstruc- Lion.and extension of public sewers, and the purchase of land therefor, Two million, five hundred and seven- ty-five thousand dollars. ; PROPOSITION SLX. For the conversion of the Rives Des Peres into a public sewer by straight- ening. deepening and widening the said River, the construction of a pub- lic sewer and channel to carry off and storm water in the valley of said River, and for the acquiring of land therefor, Nine million dei- lars. to the PROPOSITION SEVEN. For the purchase of land and the construction ’‘and equipment of bullde- ings for a munecipal farm for the care and cure of habitual drunkards and persons adiudged guilty of the viola- ticn of City Ordinances, Four hun- thousand dollars. PROPOSLTION BIGHT. kor the. nurehase of land and the Proposition , construction and equipment of bulld- ings for the treatment of tubercu’ur, feeble-minded and infirm “sua- PROPOSITION NINE. For the purchase of land and the construction and erection of an ap- proach at the west end of the Munic- ipal Bridee. connection with the Mu- nicipal Railway, One million, five hundred thousand dollars, PROPOSITION TEN, For the construction of a municipal the vicinity of Victor Street, the construction of rail terminals anid var«ds 1 connection cluding a connection with the cipal Bridge, and the acquisition land therefor. One million, seven hun. dred thousand dollars PROPOSITION ELEVEN, or the purpose of paying the City's share of the eost of opening and wi! ening streets, One million, two hun- and fifty thousand dollars PROPOSITION TWELVE. » the purehase of land and the h« | building of fire engine houses there- Propoasttion | , W- | tno (new bulldings and purchase of equip- ' thousand | sand Proposition | gana Proposition | | if the ' - and providing >) and safety, | of i of | sufficient | Sinking fund which | the | such T des sixty equipment for the Fire Three hundrea and dollars | PROPOSITION THIRTEEN, For the tion and construction of on. and part thle TT thousand qT ere Induatrtal fifty-six ment at Hellefontaine Farm. One hundred and dollars PROPOSITION POURTEEN. kor the construction and erection additional cells at the City Jalil, Seventyv-six thousand dollars PROPOSITION FIFTEEN. the construction and erection new Morgue, Sixty-eight thou- dollars PROPOSITION SIXTEEN. the construction and erection a Municipal Garage, Ninety thou- sand «iollars PROPOSITION SEVENTEEN, or the maintenance of streets and highways used as general thorough- fures. Three hundred and sixty thou- dollars PROPOSITION EIGHTEEN, For the purchase of equipment and installation thereof for an eleectrié lighting system in parks and estreete, One million dollars Provided, that sum which may be voted for one or more of the above pur- should prove to be more than therefor, then any excers thereof which may not be used there- for shall be placed to the credit of the will be used for retirement of the bonds voted for purpose OFT Pure ShCUTION FIVE, an ordinance calling for an election and a ote bw and submission to the peo- ple and the provisions of the sald or- dinance being for the immediate prées- ervation of the publie peace, health the same is declared to be an amergency measure, within the meaning of Section Twenty—of Ar- ticle Four of the Charter of the City ~t. Louls, and shall take effect and ne in force from and after ite adop- tion and approval by the Mayor. \pprove Feb. 6th, 1920. at ti \ Poses ee T ly ~ fier ris rsigned, have hereunto set our hands and at office, this 5th day of April, 1920. GLENDY B. ARNOLD, Chairman, CHARLES J. LAMMERT, Member, VINCENT DEMPSEY, Member, OSCAR E. BUDER, Member, Composing the Board of Election Commissioners. HENRY W. KIEL, Mavor of the City of St. Louis, —— : ayy ; ‘we : _ § a \ * I LLL LEL ELL LAL NOEL OE AP AAA AENEAN A ENIAC VEAL IG A IAS LB NS A RE AE. AEA SLOALE LID ALOE EVADE AT ie. A. RE EB ce AR SA i . =— — eae

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Oo Y : . ) : Motion: for . a SS — — a \w 2 . a . — (MUTT'S A FRIEND OF OURS MYTT OLD DEAR, JOE AND) BUT I REPRESENT ( quite So, — Re - State Comn THERE WITH THE PUNCH. (en shoes. We need -.the wood for pebh? 7 gl Se ARE SELLING THE MOST fe RS “Berore Usine! Quite so! - | fe : Figures f¢ Amateur beer may not be always print paper. , , = —— WONDEREVUL HAIR RESTORER iad : LOOK!) Jo€ REPRESEATS 3 ‘ palatable, but it is teaching us a lot | TALKING, Joe. See! SIN THE WORLD AND JUST TR WHY DOA'T YOu . Bi Co % ” | eee | =~ ? Ss) + = : : about explosives. | BE SPECIFIC. | Fee ms he = = ADVERTISE IT I'kt SLIP use IT 2 YouRE AFTER USIN ye | ==, q | The city’s m« ome Hitchcock for Prestdent.—Head- | ' You A BoTTCe —.—— . : a all ! e on street car f NO CHANCE. line. Frank, Raymond or the Sena- | mb CHATTER. 2 : fo Reb ft . ‘ MS q up by Associate The Dutch will not succeed in tor? ps, : ix . Oo ANS r “ q fit today and their efforts to get us to wear wood- | (Copyright. 1920.) titon y Ss ae ait | : > ; : > qty: _ once to the State Bones! ! . o.3.° ~_ Fs a ——— r) $o* aa : peer ~AS 4 mission at Jeffe . 3 ’ . ‘ ‘> , 4 - = - ) , Eat ‘ Roll Dem | Still Kicking. oe | , S AY, eS AK\) we : K ‘s be asked to esta Prisoner Schreckmelster: Hist! What's the matter with your . ‘ Y : iy * 2 | ne : S ncaad thee The American soldiers are planning neighbor? ho e “#& massacre in there. Egbert: Why? : ; > ae “Si as : " , . r ones a tees Prisoner Pickelsteiner: So? “Ile looks dejected since he got | gt en rt ! : ~ ie F . ; So GF thorized reduce i i ' Schreckmeister: Ja. I heard one back from the war. Can't he get his mmise on al of them say “shoot fifty,” and then (old job back?” | jot the compan: I heard @ sound like the rattling of | “On, yes; he’s got it back.”’ Injury and dam the victims’ teeth.-Birmingham | § “What's he doing?” Age-Herald. “Kicking ahout the hours and the | 'pay.’’- wanna Statesman. Papa’s Opinion. $ wnide for this p' Ty “Marry that young snip? Certain- | Gisenndesine: ye 7 * : —— * oA: | | = si - ‘e pat ) t Ni ‘= = —— OF A A: , : exceeds $700,00' ly not. He is only after your money,: “| jotice and he is, in my opinion, a fool.”’ and glory have gone from our out. ting aside of § | The motion a ' “You are unjust, father. Harold jook on the world just now. »-| _ the depreciatio ' a great deal of majesty swears he would marry mec if I had “Yes, a lot of the Second Lieu- == . . wal Ss A that $900,000 a not @ penny. tenants have been mustered out.” . ee: ag cs ee poe eS _ | a E ficient. “Huh! Then he is even a greater Baltimore American. — | S , lt also ques! fool than I thought him to be!’’- : - Philadelphia Ledger. a ee be Rietianied A The Distance. Qualified. — sate gion . can troops did when they reached a Jim: Whv ' revi. r: | : : : He: T)’ k » Maw vy ieianiinsiiadl P, : c iv does W a Winds | “ - a t se , Strameer: “ac a3 ys yas : yyou know, May, you grow é number will be “So you broke the engagement. new station in occupied Germany ° a" — Gig” Be acquit, pimeelt, | % ¥ ee ovek Beg pardon, mir, how f ‘more beautiful daily?" : om T-cent fare ra What's up?” “That's easy to answer,” said an Jammer look so glum® Pe ;court? |is it to the North Station? | She: Oh, George, you do exag- | would add $84 “She's too conceited. I remarked exchange’ editor. “They looked Tim: He was showing off his al- | “Used such highbrow language Colf Bag: I should say about a full | gerate. | one evening that she was too good around for a German printing office leged French before the family and that even the court interpreter was. drive, three brassises and a putt.- He: Well, then. I shall say every | F estimate, The for me and she did not deny it.’"—— and started a newspaper.’-—-—Birm- the French maid mistook it for Pus- | baffled.!’—Yonkers Statesiian. ‘Boston Eveningefi Transcript. other dayv.——Philadelphia Bulletin. , h. ) # proper, read)t toast n re ser} t. : ‘ a at ‘ © Agel’ Or 4 Posto Trane , P ingh: am / Age- tlerald. ee Sa ‘Bian. -The Home Sector, ; : ; , ; = charges and a — tcetal number o The Faithful Ouija | Best by-Every Test : ; ) \NN sf t . pany'’s operati / as compared vy RN —- 2 - — te ee _ Ps. 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