St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 7, 1920

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EDITION The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service het —_« “35=" ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FINAL — ee —_— - ~ —- —_—_—_— _ a ——————— _——— Se —-—_—- ~—_-+-—. _- _ ee eee aes oe ee Se ee ee a A — ~ — - -_-= -- - - OL. 72. NO, 222. ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 1920,—24 PAGES. | ‘Scie a "PRICE TWO CENTS. — A - - ' IRTFEN. CITY "ace me IMERFINEDSOO CAPACITY CROWD JOHNSON 45714 WH CON ne be LS mowey AcrOO™? BEOAIICE OULTRY AT CHRIST CHURCH AHEAD ON LATEST WILSON WHROLDS OFFICIALS HAVE RELATIVES ===" yonys veeygons HEALNG Miso wenn count. VIEW ON OCCUPATION HICKMAN, Ky., April 7.—The ‘steamer Scott of the Government. a | | bar e line, which was blown int« a ; ‘ . be : ! (IN PUBLIC PAYR(| | enn « vane eee Mt?’ Buckingham Annex Resi- Five Clergymen Participate'More Than Two-Thirds of , off Island No, 10, 20 miles from) dents Complain About in First of Weekly Services | Precincts Have Reported ee Fi here, and grounded Monday, Ws 2 eat aac ver wit, Odors and Noises From —Doors Closed at 11 After Presidential Primary Vote | able to get back into the river the steel b s lef rounded . ° (8 AENTIICKY BANK ROBBER ‘Son of Mayor, and Brothers | are about 200 yarde in. ' The Scott “Menagerie” of T. E. P rice | Church Is Full. | —Wood Second. : \ of Schmoll and Nolte|*"7ye\scamer Exporters large tow | France Plays With Peace, | Conversations as to Facts of SMD TOBE A WOMAN Amore Those Employed tsi, ssi, whitarca SAY THEY ARE KEPT — PATIENTS PRESENT HOOVER CONTINUES _ |Says Berlin Proclamation” Entering. Cities Going’ on help, but has had to wait on the ; Nene cach AWAKE AT NIGHT IN WHEEL CHAIRS TO LEAD DEMOCRATS |, £ he Occupied Cities} ty ¢ and Princh in Municipal Offices. The stranded barge is loaded wii! y the Associate:! Pre Pin IN, April 7. ey «(a $569,000 eargo of silk and “Sisal, - say the Scott's officers, which sne . : ° . . PROCLAMATION ad- al Allies. { Bre Is eedenized as Husband’s SALARIES PAID TO . relieves! the Barrett of at Carurn. Dueks, Chickens, Pigeons One Blind Woman From Ar- Considered Unlikely That A dressed by the German » Die C;sovecnment to the inhab- Aid in Taking $8500 ersville and was en ioute to St. ; . , | , t | 23 PERSONS, $47, 792 Louis. and Four Dogs at Kings kansas Attends— The Rev. Present Standing of Can- itants of the towns occupied by HOMBURG OCCUPIED in Holdup. — The barge is worth possibly more! ° ° . jf the French Was issued today. | Five of Koeln’s Kin Have ‘2%, $3%:000. The river tx taittag Highway Home Are Ob- George E. Norton Per- didates Will Be Changed '| 1 »v BY FRENCH TROOPS - | ive oO oeln $ In AVE about seven inches every 24 hours. 7 ! : “Less than 14,000 troops have Special to ihe Post-Dispatch . SIS RS RON TSR jected To. forms La In O of Ha d by Vote Yet to Come In. been collected in the Ruhr dis- _ GLASGOW, Ky., April 7—tTwo Places, but Some Were in U.S. SERGEANT “SELLS” PARIS ying Op nds | Brees oars eas ‘ . . . . ; i ' } - ¢ : “ ‘ ‘ . . el . ‘ bank robbers who locked President a ea | , 4: Der permeniam ay ee RErecmeant ‘Special Session of German oe oe aut OF j 53504 SUBWAY FOR 200, 000 FRANCS Vespite testimony that he has ‘the The attendance at the Christian I By the Associated Press. with the Entente. France has . + ro ¥: > ‘ s aes ; . ’ ‘ - i “fo. en 4 : . and monkeys. —s "ys .. | eg ere | this city in the course of the night bers of which hold city jobs at sala- The aides. dtiitiadiat os 1 Pri e, she said. kept about 100 felt physical benefit from his treai- | CONTROLS VOTERS” tha prevails among Russian Poet ‘tire Gkakh Mae’ oo fnundated thousands of acres of ries totaling $74,470 a year. s nts disclose: 1e iquor. «hickens and a larg number of Ment, destre to continue the °ffor here, and went on board the war- pi een carried out with- farm land and threatened to over- Supply Commissioner Thomas’ ergs oe rt e three-m se le the @gucks. The ducks quacked con- toward spiritual healing. ‘ship under a guard of British sol- Baty sa, mee es > wae : ' 3 ae 1, sp entered the three-mile limit. i siantly and made her 1i , :, T) » «a fe SR ON led a . dier e inhabitants of Frankfort are Sle le +’ ICL life nyiser byte 1é Rev. (,eorge K. Norto i efc- Johnson j diers. 7 ' Detroit News Declares accepting the Stekention aia ted 4 considerable part of South prother, William R., is a deputy un- , Pm ser: | ( 1 k 1 } uscatine. der Circuit Clerk Nat Goldstein at and ruined her nerves. And he kept tor of St. Michael and Atl Angets . ‘6 : Ex jen. Komanovsky’s murderer has), At least 20.000 acres of farin land $125 a month, with a bonus of $300 SNAKE SCARES SCHOOL TEACHER five dogs, which barked constant! Church, performed the laying-on of Won Despite Lavish a not been apprehended and there is grt outward indifference. Business: will be covered by from three to 16 @ vear. She said she saw the vardman an]; hands, after being blessed by Bishep penditure of Funds.”’ | little chance he will be caught, as) 4 wie i fle merger Ryka tae dunten eeameediios Nolte’s brother. Ed- {Reptile Five Fect Long Occupied |the chauffeur throw dead pigeons! *uttle. The Ret, Dr. % BT. enon Pee: sais) daameiees attaches at the Russian Fnrbass) phir tines tS at tlgs their ipa With b Y an io aoer ic: Desk When She S ‘into the-ash pit. Many and niunyi lips of St.| Peter’s and the Rev, Ie H. | “Per Re NO ee ae” 6Ucbeem say, so far.as they can determine, | “~ . our paying much at- th the breaking of the levee ane win. is courtroom clerk in the office he Reached School. ) iny and nia) DETROIT. Mich., April 7.—The nobody saw the tragedy. tention to the few French uniforms slarm Was sounded by means of fac- of Cire * sere 0 | . , “ss fain et / times, she said. White of St. Marv’s pronourecéd the : ; ‘ ircyit Clerk Goldstein at $18¢ When Miss Grace Cornelius, v Sa eae ae , | : . , U ' ; oO us, who until 2.a. m. by the barking of the) benediction individually over those | Detroit News today editorially ex- Gens. Denikine and Romanovsky | 5*€® in the streets. The number of , these apparently has been reduced to tory whistles and the man power of a year, with a bonus of $300 a teaches the Lone Star School rear . 7 the city was mobilized to check the vear. Jerseyville, arrived at the schoole dogs and the 10oises made bv tt") 7 who had received the lavinzg on of plains the Michigan vote for Sena- ; were taiking with Prince Gergarin | 9 talkie te aca 1 water advancing from the south and Street Commissioner , Talbert’s yesterday morning, she found a big fgwls. hands, Dr. Phillips and the tev, tor Johnson, as follows: “More is —— severe: bears nussiang im 10 | oe irritation 6 ave ee to aid in the removal of families wife's nephew. William A. Youv&,,black snake coiled on top of her She was nauseated by the odors H. W. Mizner of St. Stephen's Mis- indicated by the choice of Senator | ts reom at the embassy and ne ' from the flood area. is an engineer in the Department of | desk. from the chickens, she said. Ther» sion made introductory talks. Hiram W. Johnson than approval of ‘ter left to arrange Tor a motor: The lower part of Muscatine Is- Public Utilities, at $125 2 mguth. She kept her distance until the “ere frequent dog fights and the The Rev. Mr. Norton gave ° dis- ithe Californian and the principles | ©? to bring his luggage from the land which is famed for its truck Collector Koeln has five relatives boys of the school arrived and killed servants. in trying to separate the course, in which he urged his hear- | for which he stands. The Repub- Steamer A few minutes later re-' _ crops is an iniand sea many miles on the payroll. Chris, a brother, is the snake, which was 5 feet 4 inches , dogs, made more noise than the dors ers to have faith. “(God can in extent. master mechanic of the Fire Depart- long and 5 inches in circumference. Complaints had been made to the: you. and He is reaching out tor! futation of the charge that money! ape reegge ment, at $2460 a year; Adam,)The boys then held an autopsy and | Health Department, she said, bit | ou.” be said. “God never sent sick- | will control any election here. fem: nn Fe ce gall apa Ie CLEMENCEAU FEEBLE AFTER ‘brother, is an engineer in the Fire found that it had swallowed a chip- "@thing came of them. ness for our spiritual we'face. fovr., “Facing an opposition which used satanegs wer le to ati *2 i ne - ji ® | for the sending of French troopa {n- Department, at $150 a month; John, munk. Mrs. Hugo Jacobson testified that if He did, how could Jesus vave money unsparingliy, Senator Joh yn- ; reached him, having eon one 'to Frankfort, Darmstadt and other AN ATTACK OF BRONCHITIS * brother, is district chief of the on +--+ =~ ® her children could only sleep with sone about healing sickness, and son made his personal appeal to the througn the heart and windpipe. | ¢orman cities have not beens a ee oe & FeNe: OUSTED MAYOR ELECTED AGAIN the windows open, and that they thus undoing God's work”? reason and good sense of Miclfigan : Madame Denikine, who also was at! ceived, but exchanges of views a be Henry Koeln, a relative, is a watch- were awakened at 4 a. m. by the “Blessed be the doctors. We oft-j voters unassisted by the lavish ex-/the embassy at the time of the trag- | begun, according to the Echo _ Statesman's Breathing Causes Anx- man. at $80 a month; and William | S. nqpeess “mci quacking of the ducks and kept en hinder their work, by our weak-| penditure of funds. There was a, edy, left soon afterword with her) paris. lety—Goes Cut for First Time Koeln, a relative, is a watchman, at "tise tran the ag ‘awake by the crowing of the chick. |meS8 of hope and faith. When we|/big field to choose from. .All sorts) husband under British protection. | The newspaper says the Mules ee Cara on dhceemagaam $80 a month. Some of these, how- |) iteectie ‘odin ae, ens, and the odor was unbearable. :C@ll doctors to heal the body, we) of plausible claims were puft for- (;en. Romanovsky was unpopular | Government wit: have on waste d CAIRO, Egypt April - —Georges | °Y*: held their present jobs before eats’ elithinn Pat easy aah woe She said the dogs included an aire- | Should be ready to supply the faith.; ward for candidates of varying, with the officers and soldiers and portunity to establish its good faith, Clemenceau Rida or int inate lain Koeln was elected. acted. eibtene ‘thas cantcee Sets “ ‘dale, a spitz, a poodle, a pug and a Put your hope and trust at the doc-/ records and capacities. And money | many charges were made against) 44 on April 10 the protocol of Aug. 9, since his return ene from Luxor aa | Sheriff's Two Sons Placed. pro-Gernian sympathies, was shaiakaes bull, and they barked and fought. In tors service. Then he will be work- had its say. | | jhim, but Gen. Denikine refused tO/ 1919, expires and the Germans. rowan heen suffering from ein ita ite but | Sheriff Weinbrenner's son, Ray. | \ravor again waitediiaae: . | ing in full harmony with God, But the people picked Hiram | dismiss him. thus handicapping i withdraw all troops from the neutral is now somewhat better ‘The aged i, Assistant Prosecuting Attorney at! 4). defeated Mavor ‘illtbala it was not a fact that roosters and J “It Is God's Work. ee | Johnson. /miovement, in the opinion of many! zone extending 50 kilometers easte ine went out for the mth Hine | $2000 a year, and another 80N, | mipner aide i aan teaiee od Mie waten not chickens did the crowing. and “Don't think there is magic in) The selection proves that Michi- | Russians. Officials at the Russian ward from the right bank of the Bince his ilIness on Tuesday Charlies, is a deputy in his fathers getting se: ents of 1027 : she said she supposed that was a this service. No man can perform the’ gan’s unfortunate past political ex- embassy are displeased at Denikine's | Entry of German Government He is sti)! fe A. .. office at $3000 4 vear. Te _ | fact. work of healing: it is God's work. periences are not indicative of acceptance of a British guard while! troops into the Ruhr district inter! 8 very fecble and ,. his Charles Reinstein, relative of Pres- , Price took the witness stand and! Ven't stop praying when you leave| sinister traits in Michigan Repub- | there, being technically at the time rupted tentative negotiations for an thin “ - J Pag : vi . . is 79 con ypryyy TOS SUXiety. He | ident Aloe of the Board of Alder- WARMER TONIGHT: CLOUDY denied the charges categorically. He here. | licanism. The warning is plain to'’on Russian soil. | economic understanding between men. is traffic regulation inspection declared that the only duck he pos- ! A list of patients, for whom pray- the politicians that henceforth clean | Gen. Wrangel, who was elected to’ France and Germany. and in author- officer in the Street Department at TONIGHT AND TOMORROW sesses is a Muscovy, and is noiseless.| rs were asked, was read from the politics will be winning politics Inj gucceed Gen. Denikine as com-|itative circles here there is a convie- -—- There is mot # rooster iv his flock, Chancel, the nature of the infirmity | Michigan. mander of the South Russian forces tion it was deliberately planned. for PALESTINE S $140 a month. is ‘k, | SITUATION SBRIOU OF the aldermen, Gus Baur of the THE. TEMPER. ATURFS. he said, and therefore the crowing! /’¢ing stated in each case, without | steer mmr + 8 in the Crimea, has assumed his du-/ that purpose do the patient's name. The audience! Minnesota Democrats Name Women | ties. | Germany asked France what would Br the Associated Press. Feurteenth Ward, appears to have » Me. cee, Pies, ) as" item could be dismissed. Hend in this line » Beene es ; -+-++-53 not crow. Neither. he said. do his | ®2ng& “Heal Me. O. My Savior,” and Delegates to Convention. be necessary as a basis for such an |. LONDON, April 7.—There are been most successful pees i Re ntebtr : grave rumors current in Cairo re-| His two sons are on the city pay- hens cavkle at any time except when | Tepeated this prayer: By -the Assectates Frese CAPTAIN'S PAY TO LIEUTENANTS | understanding. The reply was that “O, God, Heavenly Father. bless MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. April 7.— ithe terms of the Versailles treaty Sarding the situation in Palestine,/ roll. Charles is a clerk in the Water - Highest ves- they lay, and not always then, and : ' L Asin Ys a dispatch to the Exchange’, Department, at $122 a month, and WH» LESS terday. 48 at they lay only during the day. with the touch of Thy Holy Spirit. F. B. Lynch of St. Papl. Democ ratic. must be executed, persone guilty’ 6f is a gas meter inspector. at LEATHER AND | ‘ His Pigeons Not at Fault. and heal all who kneel here, in body. | National Committeeman, was elected | Two Officers Blinded in War Would | ‘aggressions against allied ofticers. In. . ; - f : 4 ssieere } > ph from the Egyptian capi- | Dewey 0 : , "1CeSs. : ($126 a month. ey PRICE | e: a. m.; lowest, Pigeons that alighted in other, ind and spirit. Send Thy blessing a delegate at large to the National | Be Retired Under Bill. Ge rmany must be pudished,. the Gere? " ; at. dispatch asserts that all per- | Edna Schrantz, daughter of Alder-| LOW SHOE: oo, at 1 a. m. people's windows were not his. he! ©” those who minister in this serv-' Convention after a long session of ' By nee. Aas’ pre ora aS l man army must be demobilized and hy : tager for ‘Tes i . a- | , a 23 Olive st tod n 4 nister. | Lard Segre: ans ty the yes meine McKelvey said today bly showers in ste, Gid keep 30 or 40 ducks.at on¢ ies A eae cae ies Democratic suffragist of the State.) Special to the Post-Dispatch. poet ansane ae ramen > * to be Major-Generals wd the e young a odie ine egmnen tenn | ' i. south portion: _time, he said, but found that when | roe ys ae —— 4) sare her | had been indorsed by their county!) BURLINGTON, N. J., April 7.— | a n om France and Ger-. oud army. Both are Colone's in| that he is eager 4 ood menage slightly warmer | ‘2¢y started growing, they started - ee , Fs eee } ve et orl anventions Saturday. awed o- Austria began aggressions a Se eeement ane prt Gon ead (oe ar pray tonight /quacking, so every time he found eee ne oe ae ime would be tions coming with instructions horn caused the death Monday of|~"'°" [°88" tog, eens wae, ve the emergency rank of Major-! Efficiency Board can hold wz »He has) : MIEAt. | 4 ’ ; ' temployed in the daytime would be Scott of St oe ‘ the job since Jan. having 4 lllinois —~Fair one growing up, he sold it. untti held at r p. m support her. \iiss Jessie eott o Joseph Hf. Haines, 79 years old. a} ce eral. ; been in s : tonight and to. ,C@y the one Muscovy, and it noise- | 4-01). xR Uae , Paul. was named as alternate dele- pyusiness man of Medford. He was, Red Troops Disarmed in British Oo AN ice been “temporarily” agnetated onight and to Kelly Jones, a member of the | t. Suites cassea" having by hf f ther for 60-day periods. acm morrow, except ‘SS. Was left. executive committee presided at the gate-at-large to Mrs. Oleson a ll trimming his rose garden last week, cupted Zone. rn 7 ee Sannen. ot we |, hal 2 ST se etinatoln of the Eff- probably showers in extreme south Postmaster Selph also testified for meotine which was executive. st, three other women wave chosen to when he suffered the trifling injury | ® BERLIN. Apel Ad ~~’ are to be redu ed to their Cc ss px ¢ 4 thought the examind- portion: slightly warmer tonight. Price. He lives at 20 North King’s araa Yenhdl thind after. termias a i l represent the State at San\Franc mac’. which became infected. Surgeons , he Reichswehr _ - vance. : gp Tigi sanemery wok ai be held within ‘the next Stage of the river.at 7 a: m., 26.6 USRNay, on the other side of Pric :nization the men would tormulate ; ‘he!r_names appearing among re the 79 at the Burlington Ceunty Hospital) ‘SoM’ —— enn aE rth of ft Senate : tary thon core ene ' : annie A sr tat } a | today ‘ipld the Senate. two months. feet, x rise of .1 of a foot. Continued on Page 2, Column 3, wage demands operated on Ais arm ~ Continued on Page 3, . Cotmmn 2 ' / / § ‘A the one tienen poison from the prick of a rose) Conttnncé on Page 5. Colamn 8. ’

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- . - ~t- - eee te - rr ee » a ee Ba” a yee -o ~T > - a —_ : Ps $ all ~~ ——= se ee > " _-. . » Was ended, the repart said. ' Hitles, but since the war has, in fact,| bands, still armed, are wandering | py . _— for the period of the war would ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ° WEDNESDAY EY Ne at ain: Bet cae ET Ie ae RT Se “eae i ° - + VENING, APRIL 7, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH " : a | * fs An ‘. ae at fia &e Sag a 2 devel 5 ms ;' oki i 9 ee ute a E;. a aaa B x 4 "Ys ‘serve what happened, and Demoerat, Victory due against the league! tepublican, Kan- | “Johnson's strength was pren® | of a projest! Representative Keller, Republican, f Senator inde, sentiment of of the people of by BROTHERHOODS RYING 10 STOP EACH OF ALLIED — “NATIONS BEGINS 10 | | } ' AMERICANS UNHURT WHEN JAPANESE SEIZE VLADIVOSTOK — GHICAGO STRIKE LOOK OUTFOR SELF ““""snc‘seo koresne arcesta arter Oc- Trainmen’s and Enginemen’s | Leaders Called In to Di- Walkout.” CHICAGO, April 7.—Faced by idiy spreading “‘illegal’’ strikes in the Chicago switching district, four great railroad brotherhoods to- battling to retain their su- over the “outlaw” organi- aay are premacy ers in demands for more changed working conditions. Grand Lodge officers of the Broth- | ' cohesive, effective instrumentality to} ment of Vladivostok, and the occu- -enforce the peace treaty, each nation | | ) | heed of Railway Trainmen and the Brotherhood of Firemen and En- ginemen called their divisional chairmen on the 20 roads affected the strike to Chicago today to plan the campaign. More than 1900 union switchmen summoned here by the railway train- terday by Chairman Porter, accom- l wood in Michigan will remove him! ¢iyences of money and corrupt poO- men are at work today-as strike as m menace to Harding in Ohio an! titica) practices.” the favorite son will now easily carry) Fund Expose Cited. his own State. Chairman Porter of the Senator Borah's Conclusions, |Foreign Affairs Committee: In summing up the reasons fOr) primary was undoubtely influenced | Johnson's victory, Senator Borah, | py the charges of the amount of who campaigned a week for him °"! oney used in the Wood campaign, Michigan, said: ; ‘following the court decision in the “The determining factors in the Newberry case. This makes the sit- Michigan campaign were, first, John- ‘uation look very much like Johnson son’s strong personality. The people saw him. heard him, and believ ed in him. Second, campaign expendi- tures. on every hand an imtolerable use of money. They were thoroughly. aroused and they rendered their ver-| heard many American Legion mer dict. Third, the league of nations. | .ay the soldiers would not vote My experience with my audiences) cojidiy. J ascribe the result in larce convinced me that this was the} measure to Mr. great determining factor in the ity.” campaign in favor of Johnson. Representative Osborne, Senator Pomerene (Dem., Ohio): | Yeun, California: “This puts Cali- “No, I don’t see any particular sig- fornia away to the front. Johnson nificance in the Michigan vote for jg ahead on the Republican ticket; Mr. Hoover. There were no candi-,; Hoover is ahead on the Democratic. dates funning in any very definite! California cannot miss having the way, no contest and no importance) President. I do not think the soidier to be attached to the result. Nor do!vote will ever be solidly for any- he same reasons, any im-! one.” treaty, by I find, for t if 0p: REE Bt ESE ae —-- = ~—_ + ‘ — panied by a special rule providing for nine hours’ debate under which it will be taken up in the House tomorrow the minority report, pre- pared by Representative Flood of Virginia, ranking Democratic mem- ber of the committee, will be intro- duced today. There was some debate in the liouse on the peace matter during which it was indicated that the Dem- ‘verats would vote almost solidly ugainst the resolution. Representa- tive Cenable, Democrat, Mississippi, uftacked the constitutional power of Congress to take such action, char- ueterizing it as an attempted usur- tion of the treaty making func- tions, while Representative Mondell, Republican leader, asserted that as ongress had the power to create a eondition of war, it had the power to end it. Authorities Are Cited. The majority report recited a number of authorities on interna- fional law to support the commit- tee’s contention that there were Three methods of termihating the belligerent status——by fonguest and subjugation combatant, or “by the mere cessa- tion of hostilities so long continued that it is evident that there is no in- tention of resuming them.” Tt has become “the plain duty of Congress” to declare “the admitted fact that” the war with Germany | lo me.” Representative lican. California: Barbour, Repub- “T have been tell- know I have the people had a chance to Johnson and size him up. = —er - —_——_ ee ~ ticipation in the war or otherwise,' Britain and __ Italy and ratifies, confirms and maintains strongly urged the necessity of care- all fines, forfeitures, penalties and;ful consideration. It was not ex- seizures imposed or made by the, pected that France would proceed to United States on account of the | occupy the neutral zone without’ war.” their formal approval. Such ap- Under the rule which will govern!proval, it is said, has never consideration of the resolution, no! given, and when the British Gov- 4 » “There has been,” it continued, “a | amendments may be offered, al-; ernment was faced with the accom- complete suspension of hostilities on }though substfute proposals may be plished fact it was considerably sur- both sides without any intention of| considered. Chairman Porter said prised. resuming them. Congress is clearly this was necessary because of the. Editorial opinion in this exercising powers which are within! “technical” character of the resolu- ing’s newspapers is divided. The its constitutional rights, its recogniz- tion, a minor change in which might! Daily News sees very strong reasons, ing and declaring that the war is at alter its effect. for regarding the action of France as ah end. As, by the resolution of a Se a mistake. The Telegraph says the April 6, 1917. Congress officially rec- allies of France will not go all the. ‘ognized the fact that war woifiee FRENCH CONTINUE TO a with her in the policy she has grt a us, 80 now it becomes) ADVANCE IN GERMANY initiatea the duty of Congress to give officia) PY | Regarding America’s reported vig- recognition to the fact that the war AND OccU HOMBURG /orous protest to France, the Tele- isended. Moreover, the general wel- | er graph remarks: “The United States fare of the United States imperatively | . ontinued From Passe One | is In a.unique position, still being at! femands that all uncertainty upon/|troops entered the suburbs of Eisson | war with Germany.” this subject shall cease, and that the|vesterday afternoor. Another President Is Quoted. shooting In the suburbs this morning. | ’ “The placing! of these conditions! where the Reichewehr are clearing | the permanent resumption of! out the few remaining reds. un German j re onal of the power vested in| AIX LA CHAPELLF, Rhenish) Prussia, April 7.-—-German Govern-. by the Conatitution ‘t - | yo bess | ment troops are marching on Dves-. commerce with foreign na- 'seldorf. Occupation of the town is ANNOYS NEIGHBORS * in making certain legislation ted late thi a i» t on a fact to be ascer- shie aaekehen S evenms or tomor- Continued From Page One. and announced by the Prest- | This paragraph follows prec- He said‘he never had been annoyed established in previous acta | British ae and Comment of!) price’s “menagerie.” although he and especially Section 3 ~ndon Press, ,admitted he never had paid much /attention to it. Act of Oct. 1, 1890 (the Mo-/ PY the Associated Press. tariff act), which was sus- LONDON, April 7.—There is little! his own, he remarked. by the Supreme Court in the| Probability of Great Britain partici-| Sanitary Officer Masterson of the nee of Field vse. Clark, 143 U. S.,| Pating in the French advance into! Health Department said he once in- . 648. Germany as far as can be ascertained | spected Price's place, Ni » 4 provides a penalty for at present, and according to a state- | anonymous complaint, of Section 6 whenever the} Ment cUrrent in some quarters the! “the cleanest chicken yard in &t. provided by that section | British Government foels iteelf Toute.” Tle admitted. on Cross-ex- I be in force. placed in an awkward position by the amination. that he hadn't seen all ion § maintains the rights to | French occupation of German cities the chicken vards in the citr.. He h the United States has become. When such a move was dixcusse] also said he never sav so many under the terms of the recently at the meeting of the Am- chickens (100) or eno many nicecons or by reason of ite par- baseadors’ Council tt in sald Creat (250) in one in thix city dissented ,rapers | Prench policy. army | “The French have taken the only + ow or ee about the mountains. Five hundred | insurgents were transferred by the |British to a camp near Cologne. long since ceased, the justification ‘for these laws no longer exists. Would End War Powcrs. “The effect of this resolution on eh the war legislation will be pre- _ @isely the effect that the ratification and proclamation of the treaty would “have had. Laws that were to be in j tary announced, ceased with the President's Dilnstaation: under this resolution they cease with the date of its pas- wage. On the other hand, laws that - were to continue in effect for a time after the ratification and proclama- - tton.of the treaty of peace will con- tinue in effect for the specified time the passage of this resolution. resolution, therefore, has no ef- upon existing laws other than effect that the ratification and e) mation of the treaty would & had. “Section three provides for the re- ix ption of reciprocal trade rela- t between Germany andthe United States for a period of 45 days a rther provides t such re- ‘ trade relations shal) be per- ‘ established when the Pres- 4 has ascertained and announced * ‘Germany has declared a termi- | of the war and has made the neements on behalf of itself ani i its nationals which are specified section. 5 _ter Westen learned that two of the horses had been sold. _——_—=- BROKER FINED - $100 BECAUSE POULTRY vard liouse, pected by “The | Repub- | and, been morn-. The Morning Post and some other | give entire approval to the’ re- | Ludendorff be mde: IN RIDING SCHOOL VENTURE. 'finance a riding academy which Was | six horses and | and Westen had to | Was | | closed, and Robinson left town. La- | upon an | and found it! breakers, Vice President Whitney, announced, avd similar action is ex- the firemen and engine- men, following announcement fromm, Grand Lodge headquarters at Cleve- jland that the union would work I with the rajlroads in an effort to en- force its agreements with the roads. (mnitted to put down the revolt in the! ing part of an announcement pub- Leaders in Conference. Ki. Corrigan and M. W. Cable, As- sistant Grand Chief Engineers, were ‘in conference with the firemen and enginemen chairmen this morning, vent the unauthorized strike of their men. Corrigan has no figures today to show to what extent his men had answered the outlaw strike call, as many enginemen had been previ- strike. There is a great deal ef sym- pathy in the brotherhood ranks for the switchmen, he said. “The situation had become des- peratea because-of the fact -that the wages paid these men in the Chi- cago terminals were ebsolutely not enough to live on,’ Corrigan said. “The strikers,” he added, “received ,a schedule ranging from $4 to $5.75 a day.” Continuing, he added: “Our men could look out the win- dows of their cabs and see cominoen laborers receiving more than en- gineers who had devoted years to, ‘their apprenticeship. The national organization is making every effort to hold its men in Hne and wait but they have waited a vear ard they are tired of waiting—so thev ‘try something else.”’ Passenger Trains Moving. Railroad offices announced morning that passenger trains were ‘moving practically on schedule time. ‘and that considerable quantities of (freight were being moved with the heip of loval workmen, imported ‘union members and clerks and offivs ‘employes who have been sent into ithe vards as switch tenders. The Chicago switching district '30 mile circle around the city, tap- ping every railroad in this territory. | are about 18, the two brotherhoods in trict. The engineers and clared they would not work the loval union men, and also manded an increased wage. neers are paid $5.76 a day and tney demand $1.50 an hour; _paid from $4.16 to $4.28 a dav, | manded $1 an hour. ood and Fuel low. Meanwhile it is reported plies of certain foods and fuel | beginning to run low in Chicago anda | ‘nearly 20,000 ‘thrown out of work at the stork- | vards by the stoppage of receipts of | cattle. It is stated that unless re- ceipt of livestock is resumed short- Ty, approximately 50.000 men will ibe made idje. The pens at the ‘'stockyards virtually were empty ves- | terday. ' Strikers Called Renegades. Ww. G. Lee, president of the broth- , erhood, issued a statement at Cleve-. ; land vesterday | strikers as ‘‘renegades” There the «is- de- with de- Fongri- firemen aue- and sanction- ‘ling any measures found necessary by i'union “‘regulars’’ to restore norma! | conditions. Switchmen's strike leaders earl, today said delegations had been sent to Milwaukee, Kansas City and other | not cities to cal) strikes. 500 Switchmen on Strike in Buffalo. the Aesoctat@d Pres. BUFFALO, N. Y., April 7.—-Five! »- hundred switchmen on the night ‘shifts of all railroads entering Buf- i falo. and 'strike last night Pennsylvania lines. went on and this out of the city. this morning the day shifts had not ‘reported and it is believed the strike will be general. F. J. Sheehan, president of switchmen’s union, said the strike was unauthorized. Railroad officie's | expressed the belief that the movrer.- | cago strike. Representatives from the switch- | men’ s union visited all the vards this | Viadivostok without consulting the. imorning in an attempt to keep their | allies and getting their consent. Italy | He has troubles of! men on the job and to get atrikers | * ould have been hailed before the | hang and make her heir to the In- | back to work. | ‘Hundred Swit“imen at Champaign, T., Strike. Br the Assoctated Prees | CHAMPAIGN, Ill, April hundred switchmen employed on the ‘Iiinois Central and Big Four Ralfl- roads struck here at 4 o'clock this morning in sympathy with the (Chi. cago switchmen. The railroad yards here are tied up Up to 10:3 ; I I 0 o'clock ition of the peace treaty. rect Breaking of “Outlaw rap-. two of the zations which are leading the strik- | pay and, , Throughout the world, as it becomes The people of Michigan saW) j.¢ say friends what would happen if, after a vain effort last night to pre-| Pleas. have influenced Premier Mil- | Vladivostok. Johnson's persona!-! oys) y locked out by the switchmen's first and talk about it afterwards. rh) 200 membere of ; the firemen, ' SuUpe- | are | employes have been | action irehabilitation Unauthorized | tn the Far East are looking out for Sincerity in the Ruur i ‘ ! i with the exception of the Lrie| ‘ morning, | Virtually tying up all freight in and | | integrity. the | i | expel D’Annunzio from Fiume under | ) 7.—One /|in Central Europe, the Near Fast or) ‘France's occupation of German ter- 'ritory, ‘“nunzio’s (is a | pretensions | in Turkey and Syria. 'uation, ‘action in occupying German cities iS j eation (of militarism against the party now, iby events, Sut, military as a natural and logical out- ‘support to the French move. over, Party ° the : ' economic embraces all the territory within the outer belt railroad, which draws a French ‘the indifference of the Senate to- ‘ward ‘dent Wilson submitted to the Senate af ment was in sympathy with the Chi-| France could have acted in occupy- ‘ing German territory. cupation of Siberian City. is = International Nervousness Which Wilson Designed ™,)°2.4770'*) (ow WASHINGTON, April 7.—-Offictal League of Nations to Meet _dispatches telling of the occupation | ° (of Vladivostok by the Japanese were Is Spreading. ‘received yesterday by the State De- | — partment from the American con- | Sional Govyernmens By DAVID LAWRENCE, | by the Russians, sulate. ‘found their records in scattered con- A Special Correspondent of the Post-| The dispatches summarized dition. The Russians insisted that Dispatch. situation as follows: (Copyright. 1920.) -the attack on the city be investigat- “The lines of the Japanese troops .q py an alli sion that ar- rag we - ca ld by an allied commission that ai WASHINGTON, April were gradually extended to cover the ,.crse and searches by the Japanese nervousness is ‘hills commanding Vladivostok, dur-'). giceontinued, that the arms and ing the latter part of .March, the ; ammunition of the Russians be re- | Japanese flag Wis raised over Tiger! stored and that the buildings be Hill from which control of the rail- ‘evacuated by the Japanese. The Rus- way station was possible on April 1; 'sians insisted on their right to an fortifications were prepared; on, | cxplanation and an apology. April 2, Japanese demands were | | apparent that there is no central, | peeseeiied to the Provisional Govern- started the shooting. said that three of their been killed. Headquarters Reopened. “The headquarters of the provi- were reopened number had the 7.—-Inter-- national spreading. against the judgment of the | United States, Great Britain and oth- | er allied Powers, is but one system. Chi 'beria, reported that the city April 3 was besieged by the local Bolshe- viki forces who were awaiting rein- dorcements from the regular Bofsho- Vik army at Irkutsk. The sritie Bolshevik local authorities at ‘‘hita stuted also that they were awaitiixg pation of the city began at 1 is beginning to look out for her own! o'clock, April 4, when the Japanese interests. troops moved in at the tailway sta- Japan has seized Viadivostok, tion amid general exchange of shots ing nervous about the proximity of between the Japanese and the pro- Bolsheviki and their doctrines to in-. visional forces. , cipient radicalism in the land of Nip- “t'p to 11 o'clock this morning NO. reinforcements from the Japauere, pon. Italy is tacitly behind D’An-) americans had been injured... Most who were moving from the fst occupation of kiame. PoO-; cr the Russian troops who were at‘ and that a battie was imminent west reached out {Hy pieces Of | \ylJadivostok escaped into the hills.' of the city.” territory. The” Near East | 4 pproximately 1¢0 Koreans are re- ie iadlatomy of British and French | ported to have been arrested.’ \Japanese Troops to Stay The Japanese legation here has, beria Is Quiect. given out the following statement: | By the Assoctated Press, “The department’s information is; NEW YORK, April 7 éonstitut-| Will not withdraw her troops from Ieasteru Siberia, at j|her peculiar geographical position ‘and dangers which threaten her sub- be- land has Russian tangle Until Si- Germany’s Socialist Government ' claims her economic ruin is sought, by France and that, unless it is per-/ that the following notice, tuhr Valley, the monarchiaty,party; lished in the official gazette at To-| will come back into power. kio. Mareh 31. regarding Japanese No Stock in German Pleas, troops in Siberia, made public Marshal Foch and'the French Gen-. state Department April 3, was post- erals, putting no stock in German’! eq in various parts ef the city of ‘a Tokio dispatch filed March 3t, re- ceived here today. The dispatch, which quotes an official statement relative to the recall of Japanese forces from LEKussian territory, tends te explain the occupation of. Viadi- vostok by Japanese soldiers which eceurred April 5. “Since the Czecho-Slovak troons are entirely ‘withdrawn from __ Si- beria,”” said the statement, “it is only natural that Japan should pro- ectae have been secured and when ceed to recall her forces in accord- the freedom of traffic and communi- | #nce with the declaration issued at has been guaranteed, it wi]] | the time of her expedition was dis- then withdraw ts military patched. But since Japan's feo- from all parts of Siberia at the ear- sraphical position differs from that liest moment opportune after con-/ CF ether | 3 clusion of the repatriation of the the political sifuation — in Neaciun tiinients anaes ‘Siberia has a grave bearing on the Gen. Inouye summarized the inili- situation in Manchuria, tary part of the dispatch from Toki9* the lives and property of Japanese following statement: subjects and freedom of communi- Japanese flag was cation, the Jmperial Government is raised Thursday ver Tiger Fill, commanding the railway approaches, the troops built trenches for the in- fantry, stationed 38 machine guns and one field piece there, with abun- amtnition. The Japanese under Gen. Takyanagi, | the Viadivostok pro- to comply with lerand, the French Foreign Office, Withdrawal Promised. to take no chances on the allied “The imperial Japanese Govern- council of diplomats who were try- )jent takes occasion to declare its ing to dissuade France, but to g0)| jntention that when political condi- ahead and take German territory) tions in the country contiguous to or “neighboring on Japan have been sta- sit- ble and all menace to Manchuria and | Korea have been removed, when the | life and property of imperial sub- This summary of the world as gathered in official quar- involves no accusations (;overnments or na- motive. France's, ters here, igainst‘ other tions of improper deplored, but, nevertheless, thorough- forces | ly understood. President Wilson sees his charges | France as vindicated while the military have unquestionably affected the views of the French foreign office, ‘there is a disposition here to regard the advice and action of the French in control of in the ‘When the dangers threatening Manchuria and lLorea have been removed, In addition to the skirmish dent to the ousting of the provisional government at Viadivos- tok, Japanese troops have been en- gaged in serious fighting with Itus- sian forces at Nikolask, 40 mfles ‘northwest of that city and = at “To furnish food, transportation ree the northern terminus and barracks for the Japanese. To ol the Ussuri tiver branch of the watify all agreements between the | *anssierean railroad. Official Japanese und any Russian govern- advices to the Japanese embassy at that | sents: aud eeumeenaan immunity | ashington yesterday stated these the |.of all supporting the Japanese mili- | “Psaseme nts ‘ware. caused by the ‘tary movement: avoidance of | Sud Jen aggressive action of the Rus- anv . ss aad sian army. anti-Japanese movements, includ ing, anv threatening demonstrations in. connection with Manchuria and Ko- rea: suppression policy of abandon- which has been involuntarily by with her in,;dant troops were tvrho called -on visional government the following demands: growth of the ment of France gradually adopted the Powers associated the war. The British people are war and Prime Minister George could promise no inci- sick of Lloyd ; military More. Brit- sabor So- large elements of Great ain’s population, notably the I believe the* German cialists are right in their cry treaty is too harsh for sood of the world. Situation in America. In America, from whom the expected so much, there is x constantly diminishing interest in the fate of Vrance, as evidenced by. - ——_. => - _Bolsheviki Attac ked Japanesc, Dispatch Asserts. i BY the Associa ite, Press. HONOLULU, T. H.s. April 7.-—- Japanese forces at Viadivostok were Tokio also of any anti- | Japanese publications and protection , of Japanese subjects, including their lives, property and other rights. “Sunday. April 4. representatives both sides talked over these mat- tous without reaching any agfeement, and Sunday night the occupation be- gan. with the direct machine-gun fir- feeling that she can get no physical) ing on the headquarters of the Rus-| agreement between Russian forces help from the United States, France | giagn provincial Government. Several! and Japanese set for April 5. is taking matters in her own hand @vache were killed during the fusil- Hochi's advices declared the Jap- to prevent trouble on her own from) joge tiers, ae. Each side Sut, white there is a rood deal of Ri i mvmpathy with the plleht of Fra sehten Jacks the physical and mora! SORE (NJURED, BUILDINGS balance of ‘the (nited States. DAMAGED BY EXPLOSIONS: ! France te not acting went for her as its effect upon our own own best interest, and that, by her! So far “rance’s adve':ce inte ‘Blasts in Akron (0O.) Sewers Start, in occupying German cities, Government, Ff she will keep alive the germs of war (jerman territory is do oply regrot- Fire in Hotel—Newspaper Office Abandoned. and unrest tn Central Europe, the |ted. [t serves t® cool such enthusi- | of which has been 50 ah as the branch of the Associated Press. AKRON, O., April 7.- Franco-American-British agreement which Presi- the defensive of that city April 5, ac- Tokio re a newspaper. occupation cording to a 'Hochi, Japanese ‘attack, the advices said, was ae. an effort to prevent signature «f an ‘nine months ago and which has not, ‘even been reported from the Senate Yoreign Relations Committee. claimed that the other: ! temporary. ~~ ee executive had azresment ‘earnestly sought to stabilize Furo-}Government her In supporting pean and world finance. the tripartite with ° But the French military are “‘nerv- France and Ene) Wherepy the! Promises and advice from !United States Eingsland tv the i ous. a eae! characterizing the America seem to mean nothing, with come to the assistance of France in ers at 2:30 this afternoon injured a (a Germany event of “an urproveked it- broke hun- Germany on Frane Republicans anl Domecrats look , askance, at the nection of France, and nore wonder what Amer rca: ater | ; might have been if the tiiple agrece- , tel. /ment were in effect a. yn when | Following French advance into Germat is blamed upon (sernian in- | Vailey, France's action provebiy senlsa the | compelling | fate of the apecial DPraneo-American | treaty, and it is feared means a re- , : eare for turn throughout Europe of tne land- shock grt abbing- get- what vou-can policy | flying glass. ‘which President Wil . a . ae | : Severe hav e be« n pre \ ented from t ntering ofr his guardian, if it 1s agreed thut Fy ¢' e Associated geet the agp sty a: ib provide mainte-| SEATTLE, Wash., April 7.—Two nance for herself as well as her hus- | persons were killed, five severely in- League of Nations and required fto! ‘jured and a number of others re- _dian’s property. A stipulation to this | /effect was offered by Mrs. Barnett’s penalty of economic boycott. | attorney yesterday at the opening ses. ithe Hotel Lincoln, a family hotel in | But none of the outbreaks on the sion of the hearing of the Barnett | the downtown district, with a pr part of the allies themselves, either | case before Judge Jackson, appointe:! erty loss estimated at Beerkdhe sh by the Supreme Court to hear evi- $400,000, dence inethe habeas corpus proceed. The dead are Fred FR. Hamilton. ings. 50, of Berkeley, Cal.. and his daugh- The suit was started by Barnett's ter. Miss Grace Tiamilton, 21. guardian. Carl J. O'Hornett of Hen. Both were killed when +yetta, Ok.. who demands the right jumped from the fifth floor of to return his ward to Okinhoma burning building. a fire which early today destroyed | Far Fast, might have occurred, @ each of the associated Powers had had more respect for the League of Nations. Their present attitude is eonvincing evidence of their lack of faith tn any international ceneert they the fe ee ee ‘ a * AUT, be threatening | Ynese occupation of Viadivor tok. was) | the present 7. ; into “A series of however, Note Asserts German Cit o The Japanese he American Vice Consul at’! , in the trans-Baikal region, Si- | --Japan | once because of. by the | Jects in Manchuria and Korea, says | : ‘French ‘and economically. Ye ‘ 3 ae . Se “ty Ne an -~ “f * — - . A £ ao : . / the 4 % A. : if INST NI Of RENGH TROOPS Were Occupied Before Notice of April Fifth Was 4 Delivered. who claimed they. v the Associates Preas. — PARIS, April 7.-—Herr Goepp by president of the German peace dele. — fs: ition, today handed to Premier Mie the conference, a relative to operations in the Ruhr Valley and as president of note ler “and, *, _-_ - the French occupation of vrenkieaa ~ ‘and Darmstadt. It was tra Ambassadors. fs ty the Associates Prees. BERLIN, April 7.—The Gernr Charge d'Affaires in Paris structed today to hand to the Fre (,overnment it note against the French occupation “of for consideration by the Council « ot was Ds hd protestir ee lrankfort and other territory on th pa right bank of the Rhine. The alter referring to the French note -April 5, notifying Germany that the . 4 occupation had been ordered, that the occupation of the te /mentioned in the French commun cation occurred before the note presented to the German Ge ‘ment. ’ “We must, in the name of ju reason and humanity,” the Ge note continues, “‘make the sh protest against the action of the army. It cannot possaib oS have been the tatentian of the i ty of Versailles to prevent Ge : > possible in the part of “ most serjously disturbed by bands o€) robbers. #4 “The movement in the Ruhr re. gion, if it had not been quickly op- ae 1 from restoring order as quickly as.” its territory, ye posed, would have shaken the reg hes lic to its foundations both politically © The German Gov,- ernment would have acted inexeus- — ably if it had waited longer in optimistic hope that the ins movement in the Rubr district we end powers concerned and that! Eastern | | ‘unable to withdraw its troops: until | military intervent have shown without and events so far it was right.’ Movement Collapses. “Everywhere that the troops rived the movement quickly lapsed, and the fears expressed by the allies that the very entry of the troops would make the disturh ' /'worse and lead to the destruction 6 Russian | ’ the most important industrial has up to the present not proved tifled.”’ The note points out that all violations of*the treaty must, ur the terms of that instrument, be# dressed by all tlh signatories on he” ‘allied side, and not by a single acting independently, and that (Germanys part tional violation of the peace treat/ © which could make the German. Govt ernment responsible in the nteaning — of the peace treaty. Even if such ** Violation had been military act of violence mitted by the would not be justified, now con” allies’ note the French Government's present attacked by bolsheviki prior to thelr’! ' ' ' ceiver tion is in the sharpest contradictl to it. i Will Ask for Six Months’ Time to — Comply With Order to Put On = | i Additional Trailers. pe: JEFFERSON CITY, April 7.—Re- Wells of the United Railways” / Co. today announced to the sratinal Public Servide Commission that het ‘expected to file an acceptance of the ‘commission's recent order establish- ‘ing a uniform 7-cent fare, instead of. ~ 71-7, 7% and 8 Cent, — The order for this change goe®s ~ effect Saturday. that fare. calls for two trailers to ber there is no inten’ f committed, the = French Government © it says. eo . The note refers to the terms of the” of Dec. 8, and says that "UR, RECEIVER TO ACCEPT 7-CENT FLAT FARE RULING. *4 ialto the Poat- Dispate h. aan _ ‘a FP . A: a He stated, * . he would ask for ts ~ woulda | Violent bagpivisaescog in downtown sew-/| modification of that part of the order! which -addéd each week after May 15..-E ‘% said it was physically impossible to) reports which comply with this. kix months in which to begin suf started a fire in the old Buckeye Ho-'Plying the trailers. of $4,200,000 of neem cent United Railways C Issuance year 7 per cates by the , was ordered by the commission. ' sunds of people congregated on the! application for tee order was r Iie will ask a recetver’s certificy” by Wells and Charles W. Bates, wht JE) making it difficult for the Fire Dk “-) said the issue was needed to take » partment, ambulances and police to) $1,900,@00 of the bonded indebted4 s ness of the United Railways for the Broadway line, due May 1, and 82.4 1 300,900 of receiver's certificates d Nevwg | it hat 1N $400,000 SEATTLE HOTEL FIRE Sept. 2. Wells expressed the opin ; the new certificates would he subjected to a discount before th could be sold. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded »» JOSEPH PULITZER. Dec, 12, 1878. Publi ished Daily by the Pulltzver Put o. Twelfth and and Ollve Streets. Member Audit Rureay of Circulations, MEMBER OF THe ASSOCIATED ’ The Aseoclated Preas fa ¢xcclustvele titled to the use for \eounteation 7 ail Clepatches credited to c ited in thie paper. . 'newe oublished heretn. walt vlghte 0 | teation of special dispatches herein are ceived minor hurts as the -result of Sa reserved, “BSCRIPTION RATES EY ADVANCE. oy MAIL. one Rern it either money order or St. vear. poatel order, Louts ex change. gu? 3 ape poe Its Carrier in Nt Daily only Sunday, =" 4 oa hnteret a second \aa8 1ST) «6at the Poexteffice at under che act of March & 1878 ive 00. Kinloch, Central matter Jule_ ahd | Lie! UI a er et ae CT eo a, a i eet eeneonrne ro ‘ Cites Part lecting = gates at Would United Stz formal anno. he would tion of dele Democratic | pound by. ins league of na for repudiati of instructio a district de County. « The Senat possibility of delegate, spe delegate at | expressed of the member "State Comm! leaders gene! ehance of £ large. Ever have Iimited for him for even that fig position in e convention bh Kteed | Reel was yestemiay an night issued | “The time ought to fra with referer to the natior “The unbre for many yet Senators as. tion at large. “My posit been, and stil vention may, ly goncerned, it pleases, th I have not & to influence t tion. “Notwithest months pers eal critics hi paign of mi made no pi cause nave versy at this interests oft begun by ot ried to my d | shall know before the | “State. “f only de with the gre no circumsté position of «1 by instructio of nations. declared by the Presider was my sw refuse to nt treaty unles the interest “At the e sthdy and | vinced that | vendence of ing 1 eould vote for a nc reing th hlowever fl: to send n erty of actilo regard it as | Con Reed's st: of much cor some of W open threat ticket in ca and Preside direction w of the cons the stateme to the Sena proper tim place the tr ocrata of th The prin in’ connect! however, de Bay anythi district del that he b large, callir lent of the members o clared he w unless he v ection in re Read's f: have been trict deleg: t6® Iinatruct Followin: *ome of t! * took the pi the way o delegate, t vention hat as he was Fifth Cang make a fig the nations More th have eithe: tions to th:

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH "% WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1920. g ; ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FD OPPOSED FN BIE > SF ra Y ; 4 ~ ' ee ' ’ » » ‘ : he A, ’ wt, ) bi Repudiate Instructions as q District Delegate. 5 , err Goeppers'’ § HE DOESN’T REFER nm peace dele orice Sele TO DISTRICT POSITION oT the POAC. : relative to th, - Cites Part hr Valley and vs n Of Frankfor; translated the Council o+ _ gates at Large and Says He 3 » Would Deem It an Honor. nb ha United States Senator Reed, in a ' formal announcement last night that he would not accept the posi- tion of delegate at-large to. the Democratic National Convention if pound by instructions to support the league of nations, left the way open for repudiation, if he should see fit, of instructions In case he is elected a district delegate from Jackson County. + The Senator did not discuss the possibility of being chosen a district delegate, speaking only of being a delegate at large. It has been the The German Paris was in. sto the rene, te protesting VEC UpPAtion «: erritory on th, ne. The not og French note o; Many that thy prdered, asserts of the town: neh commun) the note was, man Govern. me of Justices " the Germa: : the sharpes! the members of the Democratic "State Committee and of Democratic tion of th. jeaders generally that Reed stood no Hnot possibly. chance of going as a delegate at on of the tre. large. Even his friends’ recently bvent German, as quickly as of its lerritory, bed by bands wo; have limited their efforts to fighting for him for district delegate, and even that fight has encountered op- position in every county in which a convention has been held. Heed Denies Statement. Ree! was in St. Louis a few hours yesterday and before departing last night issued the following statement: “The time hes arrived when I the Ruhr re Mm quickly op en the repulb- | both political), S(ierman Gov.. acted inexcus.— longer in th. the insurgent wr district would * intervention), ’ ve shown that = the troops ar- t quickly col?” Be expressed by ry entry of the he disturbances ® destruction of industrial works mot proved jus- with reference to delegate-at-large to the national convention. “The unbroken custom of the party Senators as members of the delega- tion at large. “My position ~from the first has vention may, so far as I am personal- ly goncerned, observe or disregard, as ii pleases, the precedents of the past. I have not sought, and do not seek, tlon. “Notwithstanding the fact that for ; months personal enemies and politi- mt that alleged . ment Construed by Pol- ' iticians as Paving Way to expressed opinion of a majority of | ought to frankly state my position | et O'Brien's age as cheeks ‘and a _ profusion vy vears has been to name its. ' ie for many 5 j}of justice,” said Miss O'Brien: been, and still is, that thé Joplin con- | to influence the action of the conven-, St | | os | Special to H WASHINGTON, elen O'Brien, who gave her address . Louis Girl Arrested as Picket Wants Harsher Fate Miss Helen O’Brien, at House of Detention, Says | She Regrets She Cannot Suffer Greater Hardships for Irish Cause. the Post-Dispatch. April - i. — Miss as 5227 Delmar boulevard, St. Louis, ; ; after her arrest yesterday, with other women for picketing the ree rit- ish embassy, regretted, as she sat in @ |a comfortable chair at the Houge of Detention, that she was not suffering greater hardship for the Irish cause. The quarters provided by the po- lice for the picketers bore few of the ‘aspects of a jail. Miss O’Brien and | her aunt, Miss Honor-Walsh of Ger- | y Precedent of Se- /-mantown, Pa., talked to the report- ers in a commodious room furnished “When you think of what the Irish | lage; a phonograph. | % - jecting Senators as Dele. | with rocking chairs, a center table are enduring over there, you realize that we are faring very well, indeed,” | said Miss O’Brien. I expect | here brought have - to gg M developed that Miss O'Brief}, | though claiming S&8t.° Loyis we ner | we must go through with it, and I! “ky municipal election held there yester- ‘home, has not been there for several | years, ’ She was born and reared “If they keep us. my easel ; ' ! | } ; ‘should be getting off so easily. Now| ! } there, she said, and attended first a. | /conven St. Louis School of Fine Arts. was the | father late John t at Florissant and later the Tier Collins |O'’Brien. a contractor, her mother is ‘now living with a married daughter ‘in New York, at whose home Miss O'Brien was until she went receiitiv to Germantown to be with her ,unt. Studied Painting in Paris. easel, M Explaining her reference to that iss O'Brien said her sbe ' | opportunity. I was glad of the chance now to help the Irish cause. “We arrived a little after midnight | and by noon we were on duty car-| rying placards in front of the Brit-' I was with another | Miss | We are not re-| ish embassy. Miss O’Brien of Philadelphia, Kathleen O'Brien. lated. It’s just a coincidence that | our names are the same, but not| much of a coincidence considering | the name. Police “Nice” in Making Arrests. “The police were very nice when they arrested us. I told them didn’t want to be bailed out. ed us? I don’t know. maybe we should, so more attention to. our doesn't seem quite right as to cause. that Tt we that we have started to help Ireland, want to do my part.’’. Barred from the British embassy the Irish pickets today took to the afr. From a flying machine. they | | ; ; i ' TOWER GROVE AND FOURTH ST. CONTEST LIKELY — LINE CHANGES OBJECTED TO est Point North Would Inton- venience Their Employes. QVERMANORALY “=e ‘OF KIRKWOOD * Albert Kinyon Claim Elec- 'Engineer Bartholomew of the Com- Both J. R. Mathews and) “IT had always wanted to do some-. thing for suffrage, but never had the | tion by Majority of F ive Votes. JENSEN RENAMED IN RICHMOND HEIGHTS Issue in That Suburb Hinged Tj Should | |'we have resisted when they arrest-| I feel that) attract | streets surrounding) |jrained packages of leaflets defend-— ’ ’ | ; ’ : / /had made two trips to Paris to study | having gone the ing the Irish cause and ,challenged the police to come up and stop them. There being no sky “cops” in the na- tional capital, no arrests were made. The bombing expedition registered no hit. A low visibility and squalls winds scattered the ‘“‘bombs"” every- where but on the embassy. The four women arrested @tered SS cy ntgeet paapeRenetierne dl inaretlg ta | pleas of “Not guilty” today before St. Louis School of Fine Arts. She United States Commissioner Rich- had painted portraits and exhibited, | ardson and were, admitted fb $1000 she said, both in New York and bail each for appearance at prelimi- Philadelphia. nary hearing next Monday. | 3 One of her great uncles, Miss The specific charge against the O’Brien said. was P. H. Collins, Women was that they did “unlawful- Consul-General ut London under ly, willfully and feloniously menac President Cleveland. and another bodily harm and violence to the per- ‘was the very Rev. John Kyne of Es- "®0n of his excellency the Counseior sex, who served as a Captain chap of the embassy and Charge d’Af- lain with British troops. faires ad interim of Great Britain | The police blotter recorded Missi” the United States and the Hon. o* ‘ - of brown hair. “This is an American stuffy “My ‘aunt read about it in the papers at 'Germant ‘ton with own, and she said, me and join it?’ ‘Will you be game and go down to Washing- the Government was represented by She has ’resh | Ronald C. Lindsay and did then and there at the dwelling house of him, the said Hon. Ronald C. Lindsay, as- movement) sault, affront and insult him in vio- lation of the law of nations.” G. R. Berry and P. J. Ryan peared as counse! for the women and J. S. Archer and L. -‘R. Mason. re — ee ee LAST U. $. TROOPS HAVE LEFT VLADIVOSTOK FOR MANILA Contingent Cheered as Transport Sailed Out l 1. Under Gen. Graves ae JACOB. BABLER -_——— SUES FOR DIVORCE ap- . eal critics have persisted in a cam- | heer he gee » paign of misrepresentation, I nave | .. ms Be on Apri matories on thd’ ee Se: CY Oey ‘OSTOK, April 1.—Briga-| “ fo one) me cause T have regarded such @ contre | ee ae Graven o1\ Alleges Wife, Although Wealthy - ® Single one. ' versy at this time as inimical to the dier-General William S. Graves and |” tgp wy S : ’? - cgay interests of the party. The fight was ¢ne last «contingent of American Tried to Extort Large Sums he peace treaty See es Otners and has been car- ‘troops to leave Siberia were given a, ol Money From Him. ¢ German Gov e+ h. : vete for a yp vtiorm resolution ine |here he was paid many tributés by | “wrongfully attempted to exact and April 7.-—Re Mmreing the west | Russians. extort large sums of money from ited Railways ' However. !& the convention secs! The United States cruiser Albany! yin and threatened to vexatiously to the State f° to Bend me ts to about the same thing. pe one county hag instructed for yy ter gut . oe aa ' he “at vee TT clared he would not accept the place | a e WA “y ny - VJ rs if hep apr +9 ge « a oy - ov ee i Ld « erty of action uno Nie treatv I shill! Slovak troops are departing as fast ‘as transports are provided for them. Since this dispatch was filed of much comment among politicians, | pyugsian Provisional Government at Ways unless he complied with her ‘unreasonable demands.” the “Threatened to Sue Him.” " The petition further charges: “She has threatened to vexatious- | Vladivostok has been ousted by the | iy institute suits against him, and to injure him in his business and po- ‘litical standing by giving publicity to : | Japanese. MCULLOCH-CAMERON CASES ; to the Senator's declaration: “‘At the} proper time I shall know how to! Defendants Present When Cases Are| abused and humiliated him, a7 is ,quarrelsome and disagreeable | SET FOR HEARING MAY 24 | Called at Springfield—Trial to Last Ten Days. | Special to the Post-Dispatcn. SPRINGFIELD, Mo., The cases of Apr Richard McCulloch, il \false and unwarranted irepresentations and demands. ; ; ' "She has an ungovernable tem- per, and on numerous occasions nies nati | her relations with him, and does not itreat him with respect of consiiera - 4 cm. | | ’ ‘yield and submit tion. “In her efforts to compel him to to her wronegefu: |president of the United Railways Co./,nq unreasonable demands, she has for the company, charged with bur- } large, calling attention to the prece- ‘mer superintendent of transportation business a delegate at/ of St. Louis, and Bruce Cameron, for-| circulated and published among his and political friends and acquaintances false statements and representations concerning him and the theft of franchise referendum | re called today and resect! 2a as Judge Orin Patterson | peti for days. rs [upon agreen@nt by attorneys. trial is expected to lasta w Both McCulloch and Cameron were eek or 10, week ago ‘was filed by Attorneys C., glary and larceny in connection witn! 45. treatment of her.’ Separated March 29. The date of the separation The stated in the petition as March 29, a The suit | G. Rev- elected Mayor last Monday. lelle and A. E. L. Gardner. present when the case was called, to-| gether with former Gov. Major, .Pat-| Mrs. Dillworth was announced | ‘June, 1915, and they were married |l!am Koester. rick Cullen and Thomas B. Harvey, all of St. Louis, attorneys for the de- fendants. and A. C. Maroney of St. Louis were The de-'of Columbus, O. Circuit Attorney McDaniel | th daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John Real She had lived in | here to represent the State. fendants and St. Louis attorneys de--- New York and in Paris, and had parted for St. Louis at 11 o'clock this! business interests in roorning. STRIKERS LEAVE FREIGHT TRAIN Nogales Motor Trucks Fnable Sal- » the Apsociated Presa, BYNOGALES, Ariz., April NOG Nogales to salvage ripe tomatoes, of Tomatoes. | | jan investment of $140,000 7.—-Every previous owner. available truck in the twin towns of place Oak Manor. was requisitioned yesterday | $40,000 from a freight train aban- doned by strikers 2% miles south of here on Mexico. -_ the Southern hr valued atilived downtown. | Pacific of jin his The engagement of Babler the following December. this and in Latin America. Babler bought Josephine Court, at Oakland Station, St. Louis County, a ®6-room howse on a 25-acre tract. He paid $51,000 for the property, which was said to have represented to the He renamed the the separation, Babler has He gaid today, when seen by a reporter, that he had no comment to ddd to the statements petition. not be reached for a statement. Since statements, | on Question of Suppress- ing Gambling at Camp- bell’s Forest Home. A contest over the office of Mayor of Kirkwood is expected to follow the day,in which, according to the latest’ announced returns, Joseph R. Matthews was re-elected Mayor for a fifth term, by a majority of five votes. His opponent was Albert hin- yon. Kinyon’s supporters say the first count showed tinat Kinyon had re- oeived 426 votes to 4°1 for Matthews. They said todawr that an investigation would be demanded, to learn how this result was changed. Talk of missing poll books added to the complications of the controversy. The Kirkwood election, as to other officers, resulted in the choice of the following: Aldermen First Ward, W. O. Green; Second Ward, J. F. Cummer: Third Ward, A. S. Cerney and R. C. Houck; Fourth Ward, W. R. McDonnell. School Board—wW. . Brown and J. H. McKelvey. Collec- tor, J. G. Hawker; Police Judge. Charles J. Jacobi, re-elected over George M. Peters; City Marshal, re-elected. The pro- Hleights car- Frank E. Weiss, posal - to annex Louisa ried. Jensen Re-elected. Results of elections in other incor- porated communities of St. Louis County yesterday were as follows: Richmond Heights—-James M. Jen- sen re-elected’ Mavor, over FE. W. Wollard. Issue was Jensen's policy in bringing about annexation of the district containing Campbell's Forest liome, a gambling resort, for the purpose of suppressing the resort Aldermen-—l'irst Ward, (. L. Jeff- ries; Second, Frank J. Grutsch. Third, FF. J. Weinert and C. J. Giss- ler; Fourth, F. J. Maloney: Fifth, J. A. Johnson; Collector, N. Clark Mitchells Police Judge. William Doerges; City Marshal, George Mc- Cready. The Aldermen were all on the Jensen ticket, except Johnson in _the Fifth Ward, which includes For- est Park Heights and district around Campbell's. He defeated kL. B. Wood Jr., who sought re-election. Valley Park—Robert Sargent re- elected Mayor over W. LD. Woolsey. Aldermen—First Ward, John Mound: Second, John Goree; Third, Andrew Vfotenhauer; Fourth. Fred Coleman and Harry Arnold. School Board— John A. Meyers, Henry Strohn and William Young. Collector—John Sturdy, re-elected. City Marshal~ James O'Brien, re-elected. Clayton—Tlred Kerth re-elected Mayor without opposition. Alder- men——First Ward, Fred J. Hollocher, re-elected over Henry C. Kirehner Second David Schmid, re-elected over W. R. Davis; Third, C. C. Cross- Inan, re-elected; Fourth, William C. Schnecko; Fifth, William J. Morisse Scheol Board—George Bauer, Homer Ilovd, Mys. Bernadine Merton and William J. Morisse. Collector—- Reginald Belleville First Election Held. Shrewsbury—Joseph BB. Ackfeld elected Mayor, the first to hold the office under the new charter asa city | of the fourth class. Aldermen—First Ward, Krank Hartry and John H. Rohde: Second, William G. Schlueter and Paul C, Wehner; City Clerk, Vin- cent J. Schulte. Webster Groves—School Frank Beardsley, Edward Bachelor. Increase of school tax levy, and spe- cial levy of 62 cents for school build- ing fund, carried by vote of 225 to 9. Ferguson-——Aldermen, First Ward, EF. Dissger; Fourth John; Fifth Ward, H. J. Grimm. ‘School Board, A. M. Lee, Dr. W. N. | Stull. i ; ’ ' ; ' three is | MoM. Maplewood—School Board, Dr. C. Brossard Board, | field , and E. C. Harrison. | Ker, nonpartisan candidate, the United Railways to make Pine street the farthest point north of the Tower Grove and Fourth street lines was submitted to the City Plan Commission today and resulted in mission saying that he. would re- qupst a hearing before the Public Service Commission on the proposal which was to have gone into effect next Sunday. The farthest Tower north of the 'Grove line now is Lucas avenue and of the Fourth street line, Franklin avenue. The protesters were mer- chants alonr Washington avenue, who declared that their employes would be greatly ‘inconvenienced in rainy weather. Mayor Kiel, Counselor Daues and G. A. Buder. appeared with § the following: Sigmund Baer, Stix, Baer & Fuller; Fred C. Lake, B. Nu- gent & Bro. Dry Goods and Samuel KRennard the Kennard Carpet Co. > >. > MM of JOHNSON 45,774 AHEAD ON LATEST MICHIGAN COUNT (ontinued From Page One district delegates. These women were Mrs. Evelyn Dane of Alber’ Lea: Mrs. J. R. Serrin of Glenwood: and Mrs. M. C. MacGregor of De- troit. Seven of the 18 alternate dis- trict delegates and five of the 12 nominees for presidential electors are women. _ — Declares “Organized. Poli- tics” Was Beaten. the Associated Press NEW YORK, Apri Hiram Johnson, now in this city, sued the following statement regard- ing the outcome of the Michigan pri- maries: “J am terribly crateful to the peo- ple of Michigan for this remark«ble victory. The fight there was against organized politics and organized e° ploitation of capital, ‘and the demonstrates that an American whose only attributes are those God cave him, can meet and whip these Johnson Ey -Senator IS- result forces, “We have the first big p lone if. puler test. Michigan was Lleé retofors we have had preferential primaries in North Dakota, whith I won, an: the preferential primary in South Dakota. which Wood won, also trick primary in Minnesota which I, nevertheless, won. Michigan is the first of the big states which had 9%n the ballots onlv the names of the candidates. Of course I am please at the result.” —EE — LABOR PARTY MAKES SWEEP IN COAL MINING DISTRICTS [inois Townships Heretofore Strongly Hepublican Carried by Overwhelming Majority. | Br the Associated Press HARRISBURG, Ill., April 7.—-The newly form@#d Labor Parts made what is almost a clean sweep in the township elections in this coal min- ing district Tuesday. Harrisburg and Eldorado town- ships, heretofore strongly Republic- an. were carried overwhelmingly by the Labor ticket. Reports from Gal- latin, White, Williamson, Franklin and Jackson counties are to. the same effect. WOMAN ELECTED IN TULSA Chosen Auditor by 45 Votes—Repub- lican Ticket Wins. the Associated Press. . TULSA, Ok.. April 7.—Judge T. D. Evans, Republican, was elected May- or of Tulsa vesterday over Mayor C. l1i.-Hubbard. Democrat. The rest of the Republican ticket, with one ex- ception, was elected. Mrs. Frank Seaman, Republica” candidate for City Auditor, the only woman on either ticket, won by 405 votes. She is the first woman to be elected to a city office in this city. The women's vote is credited with having made the Republican victory By 25 »\ | possible. Freeman Elected Springfield Mayor in Nonpartisan Contest. By the Associated Press. SPRINGFIELD, Mo., Yesterday's election in Springfield resulted in the defeat of Mayor J. ' J. Gideon, candidate to succeed him- self. by W. E. Freeman. Spring- has the commission form of Government and the election Ww: April 7. S “‘tisan. Oliver Brick; Second Ward, Charles | preps Recier Lippmann; Third Ward, Louis J. Ward, Burton St. | | By the Associated Press Rhinelander Elects Socialist. RHINELANDER, Wis., April Sam Perinier, Socialist, was elected Mayor of Rhinelander over J. N. Ba- in the | School tax rate increased from $1.70 | Municipal election here yesterday, by to $2.10 on $100 valuation. University City—School Board, years, Lewis E. Balson and E. Barker; two vears, Mrs. H. Britton. School tax Increase Winton F. carried. She was at |T- Keeven, Henry at time 41 years old, and was the| Henry Grote. ' country | draw from Glendale and go back into| Democratie State Convention in Jop- J. & Doyle, elected Al- | lin April 22. 'derman from the Second Ward, will) range for the use of Pullman cars He was also elect- for sleeping quarters during the con-| the opinion that he The withdrawal of vention because of the crowded hotel disappointment _in_love. ithe county. not take office. ‘ed City Clerk. Florissant——-Sidney R. Garrett re- without opposition. Aldermen, First Ward, Julius Reeb; | ' = a - | and |Second Ward, Stephen Koester and in |Henry Ellebracht: Third Ward, Wil- School Board, Henry | and | Ellebracht Glendale Ward Secedes. f ocratic City Committee has begun a 2 to 1 vote. He was supported by a strong Labor vote, it was said. This | is the first time a Socialist has been | lelected Mayor of this city. DEMOCRATS SEEK SPECIAL RATE TO STATE CONVENTION Chairman Daley Expects 225 of City’s 228 Delegates to Attend the Meeting. | A special committee of the Dem-| Glendale—E. A.-Holscher elected! negotiations with the Missouri Pa-| Mayor. Alderman, First Ward, Otto! cific and Frisco railroads in an ef-' Keister. Second Ward voted to with-| fort to obtain a special rate to the It also is trying to ar- the Second Ward leaves the govern-,| conditions in Joplin. ment in the hands of the Mayor and) one Alderman. Brentwood—Trustees, E. J. Herold, | Interstate Chairman Daley said the railroads had taken the matter up with the Commerce Commission Dan Smith, C. Berry, Charles Litzin- and a reply was expected within a ger and Charles M. Meyer. and i D. Denny. \ School few days. Directors, Thomas McConnell and E.| 225 of the J. Herold. .Directors Lochiel School Babler could |‘ District, Dan Smith, Joseph Gou'!d ’ ’ | Daley expetts that about 228 delegates. from S&St. Louis will go to the convention, and | Always bears that about eight Pullman cars will be needed. ‘ FIRST IMMIGRATION “In our great cities because they ‘contented ; ' | dignature of i ' ; CONFERENCE EVER Special to the Post-Dispatch. NELDIN U.S. OPENS Object Is to Formulate Rec- ommendations to Congress. on Laws to Relieve Labor Shortage. 7 By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 7.—The first national immigration conference | ever held in America began here to- | day to discuss nationalization and | immigration laws, the shortage of) labor. | the exodus of immigrants | from America and the cause of un- rest among the foreign-born with a View formulating tions to Congress. The meeting was urder the auspices of the Inter- | racial Council of New York and dal- | egates included representatives of 20 racial groups and spokesmen for in- dustry, agriculture, capital and labor. William to recommenda. | H. Barr, president of the liter-racial Council and spokesmen for industry, and Gen. Coleman du Pont, @hairman of the board of di- rectors of the Inter-racial Council, opened the meeting. A statement prepared by E. T. Meredith; Secre- lury of Agriculture, was read, in which he approved of any “lesiti- mate effort to point the way which the immigrant may be helped to become a tohrough-going Amer- ican.” Thousands Leaving U. S. “America is 4,000,000 men a result of the dwindling of im- niigration since the war,’ Gen. du Pont said. “Thousands of immi- grants are going back: other thou- are migrating to Canada. America and Australia and countries are making organ- efforts to attract immigration. The United States is not. “There are over 200 bills pending in Washington which,,if passed, will shut the future akin of im- migrant workmen and will demoral- as sands South other ined out ize industrial and credit conditions ir America. They will also have the effect of excluding immigrants who left this country following the armis- tice to attend to affairs in the home- lands and who may want to return tc America. “The indiscriminate denunciation of the foreign-born, which has been ‘taking place in America, is result- ing in many of them leaving this country, It is resulting also _ in between residents of misunderstanding native and foreign-born and in a general demoralization industrial and social life. Situation Termed Grave. growing ‘The situation is a grave one, call-|! ing for concerted nation-wide ac- tion “The inimigrant no longer will come to America toe enjoy freedom of worship or the right of free speech, but the impelling reason will be economic,” Barr eaid. “Our permanent national prosper- itv depends upon sound production and one of its essential features is a sufficient supply of unskilled workers. For years it is the labor of the immigrant that has supplied this need and unless we have a depend- able supply even the raw material upon which skilled labor itself de- pends will be lacking. “There are two other highly im- portant aspects of the question. One is selective immigration and another is immigrant assimilation. “Tf we admit immigrants we must accept only those who are potentially good citizens, and, having accepted them, we must provide the means that will make good citizens.” Sidetracked From Farms. Secretary Meredith's statement said: “Many thousands of immi- grants who came from farms In their home country and who are real lov- ers of the soil, have been sidetracked do not know how to go about It to get a foothold on the agricultural lad- der. “With the poor living conditions in the congested centers, these people are likely to become discontented. Often they are misplaced, working at occupations for which thy are un- fitted and struggling to make thelr wages meet the rising costs of exist- ance. Living in colonies in the cit- ies. learning nothing of our lan- ruage, customs and ideals, they may become the prey of agitators and form an element of unrest. “Large numbers of the discontent- ed elements can be transformed into agricultural workers if thev are told how to make the right move.” ————— KILLS HIMSELF WITH GAS AFTER ATTENDING DANCE | Macon Pearson, 22, Attaches Hose to! Gas Jet, Puts Clothespin on Nose and Inhales. Macon Pearson, 22 years old, a supply clerk employed by an ance company, ended his life this morning when he returned from ‘Philadelphia When he got home, he went to the! NEW YORK—HAMBURG | Mongolia Apr. 10 | May 22) July 3 | Aug. 14 a dance, by inhaling gas in the base- ment of his home, 6622 Etzel avenue. basement, attached a rubber hose to a gas jet, placed an end of the hose in his mouth, clothespin over his nose. His sister, Mrs. Peggy Lang. found his body there at 8 a. m. She said she knew of no reason for his act, and gave had met with a CASTORIA For Infants and Children ~ in Use For Over 30 Years the ~ ‘sult he was an important witness in | injured. ‘appeared again one of its lamps was | fourth street. NEW YORK BILLS WOULD BAR In | short insur- | *One Class Cabin ana Third Claes early| BE REESE and placed a) oe oe ee a FACTIONALISM INH MAY CAUSE ees Ger WITHERS TO RESIGN binoculars on the traffic. As a re- Superintendent of School fs yeneral Sessions yesterday against Holding Several Offers Arthur L. Hall, a chauffeur, charged | 0. a with manslaughter in killing Mrs. | From Other Cities * 7 Lyman C. Hart, whose husband was | . Abeyance, Friends Assert. “> MAN WHO SAW ACCIDENT WITH FIELD GLASS USED AS WITNESS. Turned Binoculars on Traffic From Window Just as Speeding Taxi | Ran Down Couple. ; Ke nd my a a. Dy re ea - ‘ NEW YORK, April —In his apartment at 270 Riverside Drive, | M.y 13, 1919, Charles Stowe Reno. PRET RPE O r ar Py “I observed a taxi coming down | the drive at about 40 miles an hour.” said Reno. “I noticed a motor cycle| Close associates of Dr. Johni GW. . policeman following. .The drive was| Withers, Superintendent of Pubife crowded. At Ninety-seventh street Instruction, following the recent the drive curves and I lost sight Of | ¢harges made by Circuit Judge j it | Hartmann that the unrest am smashed. The policeman on the| PUbHe school teachers is due to" . : . |} tionalism in the Board of Educa- ree ttn ei iat tp on, have learned that he is dissat- ing in the roadway at Ninety-ninth ies ee: estuation in, the street. Mr. and Mrs. Hart were evi- | schools meee ane is thinking seam dently run down the moment T lost | ly Of resigning unless there » sight: of the taxi. I told a pohce- change in the attitude of certain man what f Maen | board members opposed to him, The unusual testimony was | the issues between De...0 hare strongly objected to, but Judge Nott | 224 the faction opposing him have admitted it been joined in the controversy over the proposed sehedule of salary im- creases for teachers. His final de- cision will be determined by the ae- tion of the board on his recommen- dations on the salary question. ‘ He has received offers from }ther One Measure Requires Legal Deci-| cities which will be held open for sion As to. Whether Party Princi- (him indefinitely. His continued Te-" ples Endanger Nation. | fusal to discuss these offers for pub- the Associated Press. lication is based on his belff that: ALBANY, N. Y.. 7.—Two/} at this critical thme in economic con- bills designed to carry out the rec-| ditions a statement fre Sis tae be construed as an effort to make ommendation of the Assembly Judi- A ee | his position here more remunera- ciary Committee “for barring the So-/| tive. His salary is $8000 a year. > cialist party of America from partici- | Withholds Comment. = pation in politics in New York State,” At the same time Dr. Withers does were introduced in the Legislature |not care to comment on the _gr- ‘today. the taxi for a moment. When SOCIALISTS FROM POLITICS By April | ganized opposition to his policies by ‘a certain group of board members. One measure is intended to requires, 2 ae the Attorney-General to begin an ac- seat ti oe sh pe econeehae i * a judiciz ‘ _ : ~~ tion for a judicial determination of tor. His friends say that he @ the question whether the “principles, doctrines or policies” of the Socialisz party, “if carried into effect, would aestroy, subvert or endanger the Government of the State and na- | tion.’’ The companion measure is de- signed to amend the public officers’ law relating to qualifications of per- ‘sons to hold office and to provide for their exclusion from public office | and for preventing the exercise of. official duties. WAR TAXES FORCE BRITISH NOBLES TO SELL ESTATES Duke of Rutland, Earl Manver and Earl of Londesborough Latest to Put Lands on Market. not object to fair criticism of jis official conduct but that the per sistency in which petty obstacles have been thrown in his way has — embarrassed him. Dr. Withers’ friends say a ma- jority of the board members are in sympathy with his efforts to keep up the high standard of the” 8t. Louis school system and are giving him their united support. a | It is said that Dr. Withers » tees not want to leave St. Louis if, in re- maining here, he can give the schools his best work. He is strongly “at- tached to the educational system here and desires to keep it up to its present high standard of oseffi- ciency, his friends say, but tn order to do so must be unhampered® In a recent address before the St. By the Asscciated Press ‘Louis FPublic School Patrons’ Ali- LONDON, April —England’s | ance, Judge Hartmann, former presi- war taxes continue to force many of | dent of the organization, declared oo ;that “factionalism in the Boart°of ob nobility to sell parts of their Education had brought about the great estates. One of the greatest} state of unrest among the teachers.” of these which recently has passed’! He said that the faction was corh- ‘under the auctioneer’s hammer is| posed of Richard Murphy, Stephen that of the Duke of Rutland, which |M. Wagner, Frank X. Hiemenz, Jo- is known as Belvoir. The Duke owns/ seph Joering and Dr. Henry Gettys, about 59,000 acres, of which he is|;and said that he believed it would selling about 13;000 acres located in! be to the best interests of the schools the best part of the Lincolnshire| for those members to resign. of! hunting district. He explained, at a, Hartmann Refused Retraction: >) public meeting, that the sale was | Murphy, in an open letter to Judge made necessary by the increasinss Hartmann, demanded that *° the burden of taxation resulting from | charge be retracted. Judge Hart- the war. 'mann not only refused to retracty but | Goadby Hall, one of the Duke s| also reiterated the charge. He said | properties of 320 acres, was told pri-| that the records of the board would _vately in advance o fthe public saic| bear him out. Murphy said that the and 100 tenants have bought from | same records would back up hi# de- 'the Duke the farms he had rented / nial that a faction was opposing ‘the , : _ to them. | Superintendent of Instruction. * Earl Manver's estate, known as|} There are 12 members of the “Holme Pierrepont,” at Radctirre-| Board of Education. The even on-Trent, has been sol@& at auction, members not included in Judge Mart- for £42,685. It covers 320 acres. mann’s charges are Jesse McDonald, It is reported that part of the es-! président; Dr. Henry L. Wolfner W. tate of the Earl of Londesborough, | Frank Carter, Ben Stromberg, Chris- comprising Raincliffe Woods andj;topher W. Johnson, Harry Rosskopf Racecourse has been bought by a and John C. Tobin. Scarborough financier. Representatives of the employes - of the Department of Instructions 4én- | " eluding principals, high school teach- PANAMA DRINK “PIPA POPULAR | waseseees- May 12! July 6 |. May 27) ......| he Mee Ee ae ee ee ee eS Apr. 24 | May 22 | June 18 ‘St. Paul ..........May 1| May 28 | June 28 » «+---May 15 | June 12 | July 10} Manchuria, May 8{ June 19 | July 31|....... PHILADELPHIA—LIVERPOOL Haverord ..........hpr. 10 | May 19 | July 2 RED STAR LINE N.Y —SOUTHAMPTOR—ANTWERP Kroonland ........May 4 em 5 | July 10 Lapland ..........May 8! June 12/ July 17. ‘Finland ones 0 ome ee leeland ...........------June 26 | July 31) Sretic . INTER ae f we6 t Br ae > a waar © i4 iy, a . Both Phones. N. W. Cor. 11th and Locust Streets. . ) ~

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—— pd - Oe ay Se Se eS 4 ~~. ee ed © - « - — 7 “7 « —_ San to a : * ' ng oe ¢ “er - . > . a pt Neen teeta - CAPITOL DECORATIONS ontracts for Seven Lunettes for | Soldiers and Sailors’ Mu- seum Awarded. = QCentracts for the painting of seven Muneéttes in the soldiers’ and sailors’ ugeum ofthe State Capito! at Jef- rson City were awarded yesterday The artists engaged are Os-; People’s Commissariat tion. efar FE. Berninghaus, 3939 Castleman | ue, painter of Indian themes; ™@rederick G. Carpenter, instructor the Washington University School | ful,” unfit to work, the latter has | WIFE MUST SUPPORT | HUSBAND IN RUSSIA YFHE ‘Mutual C onsent or Desire of One Is Sufficient Grounds for | Divorce. | Bw the Associated Press. LONDON, April 7.—A Russian | wife is required to support her hus- | band if she be able to do so and he | ‘is unable to work and in need of her support, under the marriage laws of | Soviet Russia. A copy of this code, | translated into English, has just the Russian of Justice. It provides that married persons | Shall be expected to support each | other. |other be what Is classed as a ‘“‘need- fof Fine Arts; Adolph Blondheim of| the right to apply to the Department Providence, Mass., and N, C. wpm Fee Social @f Chadsford, Pa. Security to compel | husband or l of the paintings will depict War) be, to pay support. jeenes in which Missouri troops or | isfourians were chief participants. i inghaus will do the lunettes, Whith will be 9% by 16 feet. yur present the attack by Indians ‘ nder the English upon St. Louis in 780, the repulse of which in a fort %n the present ark marked the @annon was mounted in the fort and e thunder of its disCharge s0 ightened the Indians that they fled. ,,., Will Depict War of 1812. The second lunette will depict a ene of the War of 15812. jour troops participated in that miash, but tha surrender of the € fami Indians soon thereafter was | The surrender was commanding Mis- at Miami River, 6500 relmed event. Gen. Dodge, wouri Hangers, e Missouri wa pitulating. i Indian warfare in Indians Missouri. It will be remembered that the settlers | “anted to massacre the Indians, fut Gen. Dodge and Daniel Boone's. ' es of the first to move to that end. , depict’! by ‘efits of the Mexican and Spanist | won faced them and threatened the Carpenter's paintings will ara. The Mexican war theme is thr atfle of Sacramento, which was rticipated in by Missour! trooper, ey ey Battery A of St. Louis, at | | | | Wood Leader Locks Doors, but Gov- | / e end of Doniphan's famous long arth into Mexico. The Mexicans in périor force were in a strongly for- site of Fairground | preservation Of/ 18 for men and 16 for girls. buisiana as a French territory. A! must be of sound mind and mutual- | No Mis- | Bend on) This marked the end | o : 'women,” are abolished. Mutual consent of husband ' and | wife or merely the desire of one of / them to be freed from the other 'divéerce. Local Judges are author- ized to hear divorce cases, but their | decisions are subect i appeal. The matrimonial age is fixed at Both ly desirous of marriage. Differences of religion or vows of celibacy are impediment Married persons i'may choose to bear the surname of the bride or of the bridegroom or their joint names. Marriages con- .tracted in accordance with religious | | fattention to the fact that in his plat- | forms are not binding unless the un- ion is registered under the _pre- scribed form of civil, or Sovietist, marriages. Old forms of marriage law or, as it is termed, ‘‘the ized forging together of men and Inder the laws of succession in the Soviet code, none but the ‘‘need- | ful’ and the State may inherit prop- erty. The estate of emigrants and of rebels are subject to confiscation the State. ~—_—_—_ —— we _—— ee = oe - SEPARATE 6, 0. P. CONVENTIONS IN SAME TALL IN GEORGIA ernor Opens It to Those Op- posing Instructions. fied place but, as the expression | Soe’ chal Aeeatnted. eens. ould be now, they were “beaten to | frazzie.”’ No Missouri troops saw batt!is i» e Spanish-American war, so the fest approach to action was chos- . This was the entry of the Fifth issour! Infantry into Havana at the ead of the American forces. _ Seoene From World War. Blondheim is commissioned to pre- nt one of the battle scenes of the cent war in which Miseouri troops re participants. The definite theme net yet chosen. Blondheim was a ergs of the United States army uflage section in France. ) Wyeth will do the Civil War in iscenes. One will depict a Con- derate victory—the battle of WIl- n’s Creek, near Springfield, Mo., which the Union leader, Gen. Na- ill depict a Union victory—West- rt Landing. Berninghaus’ compensation . will $4028.35; Carpenter’s, $4025.35; ondheim’s, $2000, and Wryeth’s, 000. A contract for the payment $12,164 to Richard E. Miller of St. uls for two decorative paintings, 6 to the right and one to the left the chair of the President of the nate, also was awarded. A de- ption of these themes recently printed in the Post-Dispatch. The commission comprises Dr. hn Pieard of the University of issouri, chairman: W. K. Bixby of Louis, vice chairman; Arthur A. . of St. Louis, secretary; Mrs. . R. Painter of Jefferson City and S. Downing of Kansas City. The Capitol decoration bill creat- the commission and initiating ppropriations was put through islature by the St. Louis Art 6. The current appropriation 10 SHOPMEN EMPLOYED BY ST. LOUIS CAR CO, ON STRIKE rege Orliss, national organizer ithe Carpenters’ Union, an- d today that 400 shopmen em- i by the St. Iouis Car Co., 00 North Broadway, had been on Tike since last Friday, and that he i other unton heads had come to uls to try to adjust the differ- between the men and their em- oyers. Driias said that the striking crafts- included carpenters, machin- blacksmiths, painters and car Prkmen, and that their grievance based on at alleged Violation of | ment regarding the eight-hour kday. He said that the men had mn requested to work 40 minutes rtime at regular rate of pay, and t a sign had been-yposted in the op notifying them that if they did t care to comply with the order w could cal) as individuals at the of the company and voice pro- Tnatead of calling as individuals, igs said, the men went in a body the office and notified Edwin RB. er, president of the company, t they would not work overtime le@s time and one-half wages were t’ wae said at the office of the om ny today that Meissner is ling the strike petsonally and he is out of the city. He is ex- ed back tomorrow. | JOS HAVE NEW DAUGHTER y YORK, April 7.—Mr. and William McAdoo last night an- i the birth of a datghter, Faith McAdoo. This is the child born to Mrs. McAdoo, was Miss Eleanor Wilson. t daughter of the President. firet child, named Ellen Wil- | after the mother of Mrs. Mc- is 4 years old. _ ' | : : ' ATLANTA, Ga., April ‘fought contests over selection of four delegates-at-large to the national convention and over election of a National Committeeman seemed probable today, when the Georgia Republican State convention here. Delegates represented the lar” Republican which has two wings, one led by see Pickett, State chairman, sup- porting Major-General Wood, and another led by Henry Lincoln John- son, working for an uninstructed delegation. Wood delegates have been elected jin all 12 congressional! districts, but jin many districts uninstructed dele- | at 10 o’clock and \gates also have been chosen. S , a) . ‘eS * aniel Lyon, was killed. The other | hortly before the hour of conven-' ing, the Pickett faction took posses- sion of the House of Representa- tives in the State capitol, where the convention was to be held, and locked the doors. Scores of negroes and some white men pounded the doors, demanding admission. Chief of Police Beavers appeared and after a conference with Gov. Dorsey it was decided to throw open thre hall for the admission of both factions. Johrson led his faction into the room amid shouts and songs. At noon, Johnson, who had taken possession of the speaker's rostrum, declared the convention to be in or- der. Pickett's followers, styling themselves the ‘regular wing of the party,’ assembled in another part of the same hall, with chair. CANNOT WORK BEING ON ALL SIDES lega]- 7.—Hard- | met) | Massachusetts Senator Will Appear | {Ov. Stephens and a State Depart- | “regu- | organization, | Pickett in the; Atkinson and Crossley, in Reply, | Ask How He Stands on Reed and Prohibition Himself. ; John M. Atkinson of St. Louis ‘and lLieutenant-Governor Wallace 'Crossley of Warrensburg. candidates |for the Democratic néminatiog for | Governor, today replied to a letter from Frank H. Farris of Rolla, one of their opponents, who demanded to _ know their views on prohibition and /on the sending of Senator Reed asa ceratic national convention, iris of having been on all sides of Crossley avoided direct answer to Farris’ inquiry. Atkinson called Farris’ attention | to the Atkinson platform, which sup- On@| may be considered as grounds for | ported the league of nations and the | President, and then said that he was | | Opposed to Senator Reed or any oth- | er person who is out of harmony | with the national administration go- | ‘ing as a delegate to the convention. “You first stated,’ Atkinson said, “that you opposed sending Senator | Reed as a delegate, then you after- wards changed vour mind and stated |you favored sending him as a dele- gate, and now you are oppesed to ‘sending Senator Reed as a delegate. On prohibition Atkinson called ‘form he said that if elected Gover- jnor he would recommend legislation to co-operate with the Federal Gov- ernment in the enforcement of pro- hibition. , “You have heen known for many vears as one of the ablest advocates of the saloon and liquor interests,” wrote to Farris. that when more than 100 members of the last House favored ratifving national prohibition you ‘then voted for such ratification, but now you have again changed your mind and favor its nullification and defeat by permitting the sale of in ‘toxicating beers and ihe ' formed cense, a policy which would mean ‘the opening Of wine and beer rooms and brothels and gambling houses in| ;}untold number in our large cities ‘ang a reign of crime and lawless- iness as never before witnessed in ‘this State. I am glad to be opposed Ito this policy which you advocate.” | a —— ‘WALSH TO SPEAK ON LEAGUE at Soldan High Friday. Arrangements were made ,day by the Missouri Independence | League for the entertainment of | | United States Senator David I. Walsh ,of Massachusetts, who will speak | Friday night at Soldan High School | ‘against the league of nations. He ' will be the guest of the Independence League at breakfast at Hotel Statler the guest of the | City Club at luncheon. The subject of the Senator's speech will be: ‘The | World Crisis and the League.” At the meeting of the Arrange- ments Committee yesterday speeches indorsing Walsh's opposition to the league were delivered by former Con- gressman Bartholdt and Dr. John H. Simon. PATRICK J, O'DONNELL DIES Patrick J. O'Donnell, 49 years old, of 1626 South Compton avenue, for the last six vears a Deputy Internal Revenue Collector, died at 6:30 Pp. m, yesterday at St. Mary’s. Infirmary. He had been ill with cancer for sey - |}eral months. | O'Donnell formerly was a member and secretary of the Democratic City ' Committee. He was Sergeant-at- , Arms of the House of Delegates in Both in their replies accused Far- | “vet I am in-'! vester- | \FIRST U. S. FUNERAL SHIP FROM ENGLAND DUE TO DOCK TODAY ‘Carries 87 Bodies — Vessel to ' Sail From Brest Tomorrow | With 315 Caskets. | By the Associated Press. ; | NEW YORK, April 7.-—-Officers of the army graves reclamation service are completing preparations lfor the reception late in the atter- ‘noon of the first American funeral iship from either England or France. ‘The transport Nansemond 1s expecied ‘to dock late in the day with 87 bod- ‘jes of men who died in.base hospi- tals in England. | Relatives of the soldier dead bad been notified, and in most cases were | | Should one refuse and the | delegate from Missouri to the Dem-|jn the city to take charge of the bodies. Cable advices from a ‘that the transport Mercury, the first ‘Brest tomorrow with 315 caskets. — el ‘15-YEAR-OLD BRIDE SUES TO HAVE MARRIAGE ANNULLED |Mrs. Gertrude Haley Alleges She Was | Duped Into Wedding by ; Soldier, 19. | Mrs. Gertrude Detmar Haley, 15 'vears old, of 1913 Chouteau avenue, | filed suit in the Circuit Court today, through her mother, Mrs. Altha 'Fisfelder. to have annulled her mar- | riage to James Haley, 19 years old, *!lof 15°94 Chouteau avenue, a soldier. ' The marriage took place Monday, at Clavton, and Mrs. Haley was tak- 'en from her husband by her mother iwhen they returned to the city after ithe elopement. ' The suit alleges was duped into the ' that Mrs. Hlaley marriage by, | | ! today — France sfate | the | both questions and inquired as tO/¢yneral ship bearing bodies of sol-. wife, as the case May | just where he stood at this time.!gjers who died in France, will leave | 'promises of a happy future and that, (at the time she was not a free agent | ‘because of her youth. When a copy of the petition was late | |served on Haley last night the |ter informed a Deputy Sheriff that /his wife wanted to live with him, but was being held virtually a pris-,| oner by her grandmother, who re (sides in Webster Groves. — oe ee eee POINT LOMA, NEAR SAN DIEGO By the Aesociatea Press SAN DIEGO, Cal. April 7.—The |Princée of Wales arrived off Point | loma early today on board the cruis- ler Renown. ; ' wines, even | PRINCE OF WALES ARRIVES OFF | | without regulation, restriction or li- | A citizens’ committee in launches |! j ‘sailed out to the entrance of San | Diego before he was received officially by ment representative. of Admiral Rodman in ‘Washington, (had arranged a luncheon for the Prince when he visited the American ' Idaho. british subjects and a citizens’ Bay to welcome the Prince | Vice Admiral Williams, commana- | ing the Pacific fleet in the absence | navy as represented by the flagship committee had prepared a reception | | for him after the visit to the fleet. An automobile drive Was arranged | preceding an address at 4 o'clock at | the Stadium, whgre President Wilson | ' spoke recently. | Tonighta formal dinner and a bal] | will be given for'the royal] visitor. ARRESTED WITH — SUITCASE Youth Was Leaving House With Property of Samuel B. McPheeters. A youth was arrested at 1:45 this afternoon as he was carrying a suit- ; ’ ’ ; ' | ‘ | case from the basement of the Ches- | terfield Vard and Union avenue. “*he Apartments, Waterman Suitcase proved to be the property of ! Samuel! Bb. McPheeters, president of the Police Board more recently an | American | contained ; formerlv officer in the Expeditionary Forces. Tt war relics, one of boule- | and | then. | x % as well as his head, is as well d as his banker 2 > ea ie es . ~ ~ rnd os ee -_ - eS * + . 7 . . 5s oe Copyright 1920 Hart Schaffner & Marx Dressing for the job HEN he’s off duty, the man who works with his hands, ressed Why not? They’re both entitled to the best All-wool fabrics and fine tailoring are “a business proposi- tion” with such men; they know that quality is economy being a shell hammered into a vase. and articles of engineering equip- 1914-15 and was active in the St. Vincent de Paul Society, a Catholic charity organization. Surviving members of the family are his wife and seven sons and three daughters. $125,000 ADDITION TO CHURCH The Winnegabo Presbyterian Church, Winnebago street and Ten- nessee avenue, which was started 10 years ago, soon will be completed. ° The present bullding will be added >. aa on on to, the new part becoming the church and the smaller portion, which has been used for church purposes, becoming the Sunday | school room. T0 DARKEN HA The parsonage, occupied by the Rev. Jerrie Johnson, and _ standing! on the corner, is being moved to a | lot at an opposite corner of the /| Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns Gray street, just purchased, in order to! Faded Hair Dark and Glossy. ’ make way for the church. It is a | seven-room brick house. | ———— About $125,000 will be spent on the church. ‘It will be raised by subscription. i | Almost everyone knows that Sage I Tea and Sulphur, properly compound- 'ed, brings back the natural color and lustre to the hair when faded, streaked or gray. Years ago the only way to |get this mixture was to make it at home, which is mussy and troublesome, _ Nowadays we simply ask at any drug store for ‘‘Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound.’’ , large bottle of this old-time recipe, | improved by the addition of other in- gredients, at very little cost. Every- | body uses this preparation now, be- cause no one can possibly tell that you darkened your hair, as it does it so naturally and evenly. You dampen }& sponge or soft brush with it and |draw this through your hair, taking /one small strand at a time; by morn- ing the gray hair disappears, and after another application or two, your hair | ivtration tence yearn dark, thick and a wy and you look years younger.— ————— eeheltimemeteatnaanaeeaemaratl “300 SUits, $7 Rought from the ewellest homes in the West Fad. Ratncoats, $2.50; Trous Sack Coatea, 82; S now—clothing still ECIPE ment. The youth said he Smiley, 18 years old. living at a downtown hotel, and lately eniployved in a Chicago packing house. ee HISTORY OF MARINES COMPILED |} 122 North Seventh street. has re- ‘ceived a supply of books giving the World War. regiments, replacements and loca- was William | he local marine recruiting office, ° history of the Marine Corps in the! It gives full data on all | tions, operations in general, official | tion and those who died of disease. ' The book was compiled at head- quarters at Washington by Maj. Bd- | win N. McClellan, officer in charge data on those wounded. killed in ac-'! jot the historical division. The book | is free to men of the Marine Corps | and relatives of marines who were killed in the war. WAR HERO BEATEN FOR MAYOR Special to the Post-Dispatch KIRKSVILLE, Mo.. April 7.— Our clothes save because they last; they’re guar: anteed to satisfy you—money back if they don’t Hart Schaffner & Marx Our label in clothes is a Ul thi j ; ts a small thing to look for, a big thing to find - Mayor W. FE. Neil was re-elected yes- | terday by 140 majority over Capt. J. D. Heiny of the Thirty-fifth Division, | ‘gallantry in action. | A $1 extra school levy to increase the pay of teachers failed to get a two-thirds majority. 538 for to 528 against. _— ee Worth County Against Rhed. Bpectal to the Post-Dispatch. GRANT CITY. Mo.. April 7 Worth County Democratic You Will get q | who was awarded the D. §. C. for | The vote stood | — The | Conven- | ticn today elected eight delegates to) Jcplin, indorsed the National admin- and condenrned Freed for delegate to the San Fran- cisco convention. Charles H. Maver of St. Joseph was indorsed for the remination for Governor. Slogan Contest. Extended. The Child , Welfare Board of Religious Organizations, will continue its slogan contest until tmidnight April 12. Judges for the contest have been selected as follows: Supt. John Withers, Board of Education: Mra. George Warren Brown, Rabbi Leon Harrison, the Rev. Dr. John W. MaclIvor and the Rev. Dr. J. W. Day. Senator | Department, | WATCH > THE BIG 4 Stomach-Kidneys-Heart-Liver | Keep the vital organs healthy by 'Yegularly taking the world’s | Standardremedy for kidney, liver, : bladder and uric acid troubles GOLD MEDAL LOy Only the finest quality malt and im- ported hops go into the making of Griesedieck Light Beverage, thus giv- ing it a real food value and providing a tonic for the entire system. In taste and flavor Griesedieck Light Beverage is identically the same as the old-time ‘*Griesedieck,’’ going through the reg- ular four months’ brewing and aging process. Extracting the alcohol after- wards is the only difference. For sale at all bars, soft drink parlors and res- taurants and by the case at your deal- . | ’ LIP sStit ft ers. | — | ‘The National Remedy Griese@ieck Bros. Brewery Co. and 19th aed Shenandoak Ar. St. Leuts rum and silky. Tug stores or your WANTED FEVER rite ATLANTA, GA, ‘ The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Aésociated Press news service. \ 2 « ce ee es a ee ee ee ee ee ~—.* oe te . ~ = ~ > ee ae ee ee 4st Minnie’ i Try a big hair box te sent , stamps or coin. a fer Particu ‘ HEROLIN MEDICINE CO, Stops Fall! Ir, oves Daa- 4 ps ag Se ’ . ‘ x i, cae ic a es, * { * * RCTs Rem ee arte i. PRES a Serereterseaeecrse a = a.

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— 4 A : ~ + 4 i‘ ee ce f ? "y ro hay ST. LOUIS POST: “DISPATCH ' | WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIIi 7, 1920. ST LOUIS POST-DRSPATCH ' MS APOD SHEE nee nonce POPLS GOT $50 00 FOR eee CnC i Eagle Stamps 57 : were a cent a pound, they were oh Selling at $1.20 a Peck, Against about 2 cents in St. Louls. Three a 20 Cents in years ago they had jumped to 5 cents APER IN 4 Y | T | ti 1914. ee Pinatas the efforts of the al , / | a ; 00 ministration the price fell t a | | Potatoes may have been plain ay Apes al Gloves Leather Belts — ae rr about 3% cents in August, 1918. fn 1914, when they cost the Nearly 1000 pairs fine Narrow soft flex- ; The price has gone up more than , | | uis housewife 20 cents a peck, | 2 cents a pound here since January.|>:.M. Wagner Asks That Plan of | | fOvLE & RARICK trleet silk, deuble- ible Belts, so pops tip Gloves; ular on suits and m@ their present price bespeaks a|A commission merchant attributes Collecting Waste Paper Be black or coats; ex- 5 white; pr.. 69c tra ater C = — ~ ——_ = — — ee reverence. Today they are/the increase to the great demand and : ce at 8 cents a pound—about/the small supply, which seedmen Adopted in Other Cities Pa peck. The unit of sale now| have declared is due to lack of farm ; | ? L ~ane pound. Scarce western pota- labor and scarcity of seed potatoes. | | 0 om Stephen M. Wagner, chairman of | the Committee on Finance of the’ on Board of Education, who originated Sr rt attr +4 “Sincinnan the idea of having pupils in the | ; ad = a Age 7 '@ To pay for your Spring outfit as you get your ‘‘pay. Our | a Ponte ead waste paper./@ Original Credit Plan has been the means of thousands of # —_—" ueaa to Congressman Dyer families being well and stylishly dressed. Better come in § asking him to use his influence to tomorrow ! | and. induce the House of MRepresenta- | F oor © th. & Olive tives to encourage, the adoption of the plan in cities throughout the CARLETON BUL’DG. /United States. He did not suggest e how this might be done. rin ults iM k Y O Pri ? Wagner said that. since 1916, w t) ac , Tea a e our wn rice. — ~~ DTaRICS was begun, the Are shown here in a delightful abundance of etyles VEL Specially Priced for Thursday. . = ay 10 Big assortment of Coats in long and sport lengths; made of velours, poplins and polo cloth; some lined throughout, belted, loose back, Tuxedo; sizes for women and misses, éé “#2 e2eewenncene Women’s New have gathered up ‘during the week, . Vib y $3 to $15 Below Usual Prices! || ::*,'. 30", #2 vom "se | Women's New Spring Coats vA some schools the drill is accom. | Are Priced $25 to $65 . Here is the reason for it: panied by music. As the {ls | | d ieareh abtut-the van Pgs deposit | New Spring Dresses..... $20.00 to $75.00 No high, first-floor rent; their loads of paper in sacks, which '@ New Spring Skirts, priced 8.50to 25.00 are tied and then sold at auction to | pupils of the St. Louis grade schools and colors—no better showing anywhere. | @ have sold more than $50,000 worth The principal materials BES preeutine, gy tanith kd | 15 00 _ Dresses i . T= is just what you can do here. Pick out |] °f castoft paper, mostly nowspapers |] serge, Poles tw and eet dielading: emnet little ° ilk , : . . . and periodicals. The money -was Eton effects, all the newest trimmings and beauti- ln a big assortment of silk poplins, in . your sult, turn the price-ticket over, and there, appropriated to the teachers’ annu- fully hand-tailored. You pay us weekly, as you navy, Cope nhagen and taupe, puffed, $ 50 ,* | in lain fi ures, is th tual COST, t ] ity fund. Wagner conceived the . long; white or ecru; 1 ° ont overlocked edge; ———ae 45c Suiting 50c Batiste 2.50 value, pair...... °7 In. wide, light tan Silk finish Batiste or no free delivery; the highest bidder. Representatives} New Blouses, priced..... 5.00 to 20.00 ¢ $3.00 Curtains linen finish Suiting. | nainsook; 40 inches ch ; 'of several pa i tend j ie . for boys’ svits, auto wide; sheer, soft no arge accounts; | seve paper companies attend | Spri Millin iced 7T98to 14.987 Filet and Scotch i th les. pring eT y, price .- . . ° * ~ e: ” r are fears b d d bts: Aha Net Curtains; white covers, . in navy C no pa e ’ | In some schdols contests are held. Or ecru; 2%3 yards etc., per blue and long; $3.50 value, er brown; yd.. | At the Bryan Mullanphy School, | 4221 Shaw avenue, a flag is award- no useless expense. Smart Styles in BAI cs ccccccvevaccceuue’ 75¢c Gingham 45c Cretonnes ' | seat | Nainsook; | | | ° ‘ ed to the room which gathers the ’ ? $4.50 Gaetihia | 59c Draperies g2-in. very fine plaid | yorg-wide Cretonnes, in The enormous saving mear;is wae oe Se SS nialde ad | flora’ tion day, when it is again awarded ul ts an 0 CO0a or ecru: nov- = Ses 50 be 4 Yomi 40c¢ weil as the ? | ree ify to the winning room. S 7 ‘ A _ ' drapes; yd..... nme 2M va: yard. Wagner said that the St. Louis. 296 $40 & $45 Quality 7 S | idea had already been adopted by We G50 ShOWing AS iarge |e Steck Of Men's Ap rin ‘ . ‘ ' parel as many of the exclusive clothing shops, as Pp other cities, and be believes that well as their same styles and materlals. ‘Remern- » now, that the shortage of print pa- ber that you pay no more HERE for the added per has become 50 acute, it would advan ts axe of ~ 7g he ere dit. i imply pay us cach week as you get pais rice From the _ close- fitting Turban to the wide t rimmed p a ttern Hat, blk. and col- ors, be a good thing if the plan was made national: in scope. He _ said that he did not believe Congress could enact a law making the sav- ing of waste paper compulsory, but that perhaps 2% resolution recom- mending the adoption of the plan throughout the United States might have the desired effect. ACTING WASHINGTON U., LAW DEAN ANNOUNCES FOR HOOVER Tyrrell Williams Says Best Thing That Could Happen Would Be ° . . . Nomination by Republicans. : Same proportional savings im a wide range of Tyrrell Williams, acting dean of prices up to $64.10 for the finest grades. the Washington University Law ‘School, has announced himself in 2d Fi favor of Herbert Hoover for Presi- oor dent, as the Republican candidate ] Bld h F on a liberal platform. In this con-' 6 & ( ) nection, he says he is not at present Car eton g- t ive taking an active interest in the Com- mittee of Forty-eight, in which he Dress Hats, Street Hats. SN ne RP SOD? COO 2 ASSES © 62208684088080G0600008 $30) 875 CONDUCTORS’ and MOTORMEN’S UNIFORMS Get them here and pay as you get your pay. BOYS’ — $12.50 to $25 Bon ID anes See Qeors Just North Pa 606-608 N. AR yl oe. eres Washington Same Prices and Terms at Our East St. Louis Store, 325 Missouri Av. + :, ¥ has been one of the leaders. Ina & TAK ; L YATOR letter to Paul H. Drake, regional r 1 gt chairman of the Committee of Forty- s ¥ Yo jen ££ c* “ Py, vi erence” eight, he says: . “The Committee of Forty-eight has accomplished much good in one, |— eee ——— = as Wonderful | Selections at | Big Savings Values from $3.98 to $7.00 (3 Infants’ $2.25 Silk ie 33 inches wide; light tan, a ces Dresses | sus 1= Infants’ ae and long $1.69 Silk | $2.50 {> mba . z year. It has helped to restore the rey) . wlealy d 1 . | Ein - right of free speech. It has helped f } ‘\\ Dresses; nicely ma a an Poplins | Serges Ret a to discredit that kind of partisanship | &\ trimmed; fine quality; a Yard-wide: beau- | , os which puts the welfare of ee > / ecieen: 8 t ont: Sime tiful lustrous | 54 Inches wide; 64 inches wide; ‘aawe . the welfare. of tie matien. sik SzGo URS LO SSE , Silk Poplins; in | Pacific Mills me- | high luster Mo- np e ie *ili > vite ‘ ie i © - | good dium ri Pulte 5 orns: Most important of all it nas helpec BE,| ‘ and extraordinary values, shades; dress and B.-A" vand ong ae to bring into the domain of possi- | ip $i) = skirt lengths; for ; blue, black *an black, gray and . . : . n . . seal ql 4 9 etn eae let Bg 3 0 Po tac cs a 98 49 aoa k selling, | om brown; navy blue; yd. > . } : ; % » th a, ' Doesn t hurt! touc y corms an as President. The best thing that WN oe . to @ . . could happen to the country in the ; ( o-: — 3 eae iced $ 19 | $ .69 $ . ’ 2 calluses right off with fingers next 90 days would be the nomina-| {] > ail | somal tion of Mr. Hooyer by the Repub- || S licans on a liberal platform. If the| | ; ‘e , that old reactionaires control the Republican | | l Sho Cl Apply a few drops of Freezone cezone upon 4 party, I will join a third party as I) | eT ~ as er pecial e €an ~ bothersome corn. Instantly that corn stops did in 1912. But in the o enngoee | A*® ideal way to invest your savings as vou nt them, ha 2 Wie tien eae, 7 3 at pannel ; lift it right off I will hopefully regard myse‘f us an that they earn a higher rate of interest, are absolutely safe ay) es ce argain— hurting. Then shortly —— 5 ‘ independent Republican.” | and can be realized upon in a hurry if you should happen to Real style, quality and service assured | Sitenere — One}! values to $8.00 ; root and all, without pain or soreness. need the money. Our five per cent Certificates of Indebtedness very pair, As for values—incompar- || fRee:ti MRE RS Sle *, Dorsett, 6070 Washington | | : ‘ a EEeaROe *. DOTSESs'S . | these loans are repaid to us in 12 monthly or 50 weekly’ in- boulevard: He had avsilver thermom- | ess a ‘aaa [oes : sy as — special a stallments and as none of our asscts are tied up in real estate ‘Shoes — Special} of high-grade Sho pee, Sites Cocks oC nl | or other rigid long-time investments, we can always pay ¢ash clean-up ofmens | most all sizes to 8; high a silk dress which were identified as | amie ' ag tw mn tan Scout Shoes and low heels; tan and | for your Certificates if you need the money—simply give us 30 & : al- nd ; oO any Seen sees ee ae | days’ notice and we pay you full face value with interest to Colonials ae ~ $2. 95 | aes . When Private Watchman William 2 + pay } we . ; ues len thete. ....ccsaddenmadeel Mannion was making his rounds he|_ _ “4 : discovered that a glass panel in the! Business hours: 8:30 to 5—Saturdays to 3— * M $2. 25 Shirt 39 M lin d C bri — front door of the Dorsett residence | Mondays to 7 p. m. ; en Ss - US, $ 50 C us an am Cc. ‘6 ,? had been smashed, the door unlocked | ; , With soft or laundered cuffs; re Bleached Muslin and Cambriec Remnants, | | Tiny bottles of Freenane cost from the inside and the lights in the ° | of good nana regular $2.25 sage ea all yard wide and fine quality; yard | drug store house turned on. He telephoned to { | AL some are slight seconds....... ‘ (Mate Whee) .ccsscvcconceensaeua ind but a few cents at s the Page Boulevard Police Station nh uS rla Oan»n ompany liz $1.00 Union | 49c Hose | Boys’ Dress | ; = =: cae See re ee 4 | Suits |Womens end) Shirts 49c Longcloth 50c White Goods — house. After surrounding the house Capital, Fully Paid. 714 Chestnut St. | cements. Steeel dak maestiee of hig b-grade 86 inches wide; entirely | Mill remnants Galatea, . two policemen entered by way of the $500.000 St. Louris. Ma Union Suits; eplen-| made to sive | oO terials; cut free from dressing; Satine and Repps; . front door. A negro ran from the) | did quality; pm went Bas com~- | full: well made, remnants = yenk “aan | dining room to the kitchen, and as| | 20 - a fe | to 8 yd 39 | golled (In base 25C he stepped to the back porch he was | | DIRECTORS 79¢ | (Main Ficor). C | QRS) sac wtces confronted by a half dozen policemen | | PAUL BROWN, Paul Brown & Pipren, Lig eDOR ALD, Vie | » . , ° oO, res igget yers ovac- with drawn revolvers. The negro AR HUR A. BLUMEYER, Pres. . re said he was Milton Lang, 21 years Industrial Loan Co. J. ‘HUGH POWERS, Vice Pres. C k-Linoleum : old. The family was away at the W. FRANK CARTER, Carter, Mercantile Trust Co, or Wide Collins & Jones, Attorneys. CHAS. REBSTOCK, Chas, Rebd- ' ¢ buriap-back genuine Cork Lino- | Large selection of C ongoleum § vares, wy 95 time. | HENRY L, CORNET, Cornet & stock & Co. Cheles. Steen ican seems wien ae Gold Seal brand; ev ery one : Zeibig. . PRANK OC oF ew Pree, Inter- poo average- size fioor in one fol! i$ 19 perfect, x seconds; su lable No gaceney in awe of Reserves. || Y- out-Gis Dey Geets Ce. PRANK A. THOMPSON, Attor- — ave te a square 3 ard; = the house; Thursday = By on - a 3h, : ; "oes | 4 Al LEIGH, Pre Sha 3 n ’ "Goce ee ti (<éié‘i‘C(«;@;‘aié;‘( i‘ iam FSR Re wm ewe ee eee ee eee eee eee ae WASHINGTON, April 7.—Post- | «. ant, Maséware Co, - 7 MELVILLE lL. WILKINSON, patterns slightly misprint; #q. yd.. special . masters will not be allowed the $5 | | &. L. SWARTS, Lyon & Swarts, Pres. Scruges-Vanderveort. N t Fl 4 Cc bonus paid for each recruit they ob- empeanastes . ee ee eponse oorcoverin tain for the army and navy here- | after unless the man enlists for ac- | tive service. The Comptroller of the | Currency. related that the bonus should not apply where the recruit joins with reserve or home defense I ny RED DEVIL : protects Bad ic preserves muni pension nat ores cine | 6 ROACH DESTROYER all leathers. Always (Jig ssi ii: Pot a 'ens aI preg co spemat i aa 'sent to the Senate. It covers claims The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louts evening , 4 of 624.427 veterans of the Civil, 25c & 50c “KING Oo’ THE KILLERS’’ 25c Se 50c newspaper giving Associated Press news service. ; ACK - TAN -WHITE -OXBLOOD = BROWN Spanish-A me ican, and Mexican . ° ; sie Larce selection of Neponset 100% Waterproof “Fl loorcovering; has wax-finished back; cut from roll. as many yards as desired; a slightly shaded; equare Yard....+-+eeseeees Large variety of Texolewm, cut ~ 4 slight ‘ma 100% waterproof; rfection: roll, imp Texoleum F loorcovering : [pm pst wars.

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- — . -_—- ore a rT ? > Aa rrr - - . -. . , ee - ’ r wr 7 Ce RR i aw recor ‘ Dt RIE " mat Ci - ” , m . ' ‘ ; 5 PRP ee . Di i i ie ag wt, z wl eee csr b= alee PE AN TS eg) rere” sas tae | : : Sa io Plas Tk ieee . ; Ne ‘ ait pase - _ _ ke er 5 py ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' a 4 ‘came | b dget, it inced b STREET CAR SERVICE RESUMED |e». nate six conte tna two conts| Fiemen, Wuuurane MieNA® oo for a transfer, began today to pay, CHICAGO April 7.—Ohie: | ‘s association. T} sf IN TOLEDO WITH 1- CENT FARE = cents in addition to the trans- | gremen voted yesterday : to icago | Mens © n 1¢ Tres with- 1250 in number, were to take IP NR amy draw their resignations and to «a é . | WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 7 _ST LOUIS POS [DISPATCH ' ———— sd , 1920. — SS -- a aS lside Dy a negro highwayman who Le Tempt was taken in an ambu- , lheld @p the office at 5:40 p. m., yes- llance to St. John’s Hospital, where | ‘terday ‘it was said that his condition Was | “re The neegro, clad jn un one-piece eit seriou! ° lof khaik! overalls, entered the orfice | —— iwith a drawn revélver and ordered Ixolation Moapital Crowded. Le Teinpt to throp up his ha’ on The Isolation Hospital, 5700 The lat®er reached fora desk drawer | aenal street, is crow ded to wi cate ————— = | whe re iw kept a ‘billy’ and the ne- | seven he atie nte of its Washington. Avenue at Seventh Sale Newer Spring Dresses Models 4 _— - “a — ~~ “ a Street and Afternoon -_ —— — A — Se a al + ‘ OVELY new trotteur and matjnee Frocks that will make one gasp with delight, The newest style hits of the season—that will be appreciated by the ultra- fashionable girl who must have her gowns ‘‘just so.””. Each Dress displaving pronounced individuality. Tricotine Frocks Georgette Gowns Taffeta Frocks from the rather elaborate tea and danee type, to the trim tailored effect. New silhouettes, graceful boutfancies, ee => ™~ — OOP ee e F A it 7 — — = — | —_ ~ —s oe 7 ETAT HT ee a ——-~ OP a ME a a A ot 7 s’ ee TL (WicllA‘AM, a. = « - _ * —— Wy aT TT rar | WAT ET Other Spring Dresses $35, $45, $75 Higher grade, more exclusive productions for which Bedell is famous! Developed of taffeta, Georgette, foulard, satin, charmeuse, trieotine Featuring richlyv-embroidered madels ~ Se, ee, ¢ , ee me nd SS SS 3 | 85 Trimmed Hats, $ 5 .00 Regularly $8.50 to $10. 4

ee f Sa | - es —-— er -—- —_ —_—_———— 7 — e+ om 4. The price of the Kingston player piano covers these items, onlv: following, because we have eliminated them from our Cost ‘of manufacturing. ! A Exceptional Values at | or oe “a be termine dl — to cap VE ; ; ture the delegations to the national ‘ . j etme ‘6 ” Manufacturer’s profit. \ i ie athoush no Missouri delegates s Make It Yours ’ , Although no Misso. delegates so Ni if y far selected are instructed on the \ A \f presidential nomination, the L ower Nn and not COVer the \ A 1h ,headquarters are making the claim ‘ piano selling methods. Little wonder this greatest piano value on the i nes aise Cost of extravagant trade-ins. Cost of all special discounts. Cost of commissions to outsiders. Cost [| iZ of any jobber’s profits. is the TZeR> — . . 7. : + flutings, ruffles. Eton modes. Ai | trol the district. convention, but the BATTERY & ONS URLS Es - ‘Wood men are fighting to obtatn. SUPPLY co. a3 |Support from other counties in th. oN NS st.. between 10th and 11th. pe You'll smack your lips when you taste JUST THE AMOS-JAMES GROCER CO. ST. LOUIS. Pr WOMAN SUES HER FATHER FOR U \ + —_—- “ik 75 Trimmed Hats, $/°.50 TRUST FUND ACCOUNTING f Regularly $12.50 to $15... Ni iP dace ae y nd Mrs. Melba Irank Says M. A. Het- Myo e "Samad ae : y vite mann Owes Her $12,000, Which ‘Pip Sie the "saunas , Products. \ -_ «eo SON A NS AA EN AOE ce ET Ak & ee ee ek. A ee ei “SP etre eer eeeeeeregerre ve gereerreerr re het” -_--~ | i — —-—_— ‘ i NY ler, Chairman Cole of the Renublie : f an State Committee, Chairman . \ , hf Schmoll of che Br go me (itv - ‘ it, ; ht After Raster Clearance Sale of Wg) cine eee / . ad a / National Committe woman. Mire \ ‘ $ a Milli t G N 4 John F,. Payne and Mrs. J. M. . 250 H f] \ wmery bi red YU 8A! Hluitchinson, chairman of the Ie § / . AS angen Women's City Committee. | with / R ad ad P iene Irs. Pletcher Dobyne, Illinois mem- wel j ‘ e lice rices , i tber of the Republican Women’s Na - : wee ‘5 ; ‘ . \ / igruest of the St. Louis women. . , P ste . “\ 125 Trimmed Hats, $ 20 Nil = There will be two luncheons at RIGHT Corn Syrup. It has a flavor all its own $4. § Tai R ; 5 750 in /. : liotel Statler, one for’ Gov. Lowden that words simply can t describe. Pure and whole- Dealers who digplay { £6. } ‘ egularly $ to $ , : /| (and the other for Mrs. Lowden and ‘ ik : : 1 orro /HN Nile | Mrs. Dobyne. At 3 o'clock they wil some. Good for the whole family. Scores of uses. this sign handle ; mm | ae See ern. en eeeme (eee - | ly f yw be taken to the Board Walk at the A very economical sweet, too. Try a can. JUST RIGHT Food only. fiih

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5 b _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' | | WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1920. a, LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——EE — a — _- -_—-— - es re ee ee eee he Se eee _— —_— e+ — oe POLIEMAN HURT WHEN | Se TEE ToSE | | MOTIYCLE TSC Lowest prices. Let us estimate. If desired work left here will be stored in our cold storage vaults and insured free 509 Washington Av. | of charge. (Third Floor.) | Was Chasing Speeder at 35 Miles | | oat 5 Said an Hour—Six Injured in | Other Accidents. (Tree ae oe ee . a ee ~ feo, ’ —_ - 7 if —_ oa Featuring Tomorrow a Sensational One-Day Seven persons were injured in| . : motor vehicle accidents vesterday. a e O an Edward Fierce, 32 vears old, 2005 " 9 Chippewa street, a motorcycle po-, liceman, traveling at an estimated on . re FL 3 i ete ss. ho speed of 55 miles an hour in pur- » / ° suing a speeder, was thrown from | CW Yin resses his motorcycle and knocked uncon- | scious when he swerved across the istreet and into the curbing in front of 4191 Delmar boulevard at $:lo Beerecesd At — = -& *-* @-e.% ~ ll i a a ro °enne ; f p. mn. An automobile proceeding ig avings. north in Whittier street cut in be- tween the automobile being pur- sued and the motorcycle, tierce turning to avoid ramming the ma- | AK chine. He was taken to the Mis- y Las souri Baptist Sanitarium. He suf-_ Sn fered internal injuries of a serious YK s i nature, scalp wounds, and cuts and bruises. i Those important soft little woolens— | Dermuin George, 7 vears old, 1337 Hickory street, suffered a fractured . skull, internal injuries and culs and t ey nee ft most cate bruises at 9 p. m., When struck and , . , . drugged about 30 feet bv an auto- | é d th mobile truck driven by Samuel Nee- | Qui L ering CTC lS die, 21, of 1515 Carr street, as the ‘boy stepped from behind a _ west- ‘bound Fourth street car to proceed IS wool things, so silly small they look like make- The result of an underpriced | to the south side of Chouteau ave- purchase, just received, involving ye PE \t nue, at Fourteenth street. Needle. believe, are very real to him—there must not be > Gawt . a. * . f was driving east in Chouteau avenue > ; ‘ , 8 ys ibanes » Sanne) Ds ov ba HEPo\ Dann aitie bin eewens that the a single scratchy shirt, nor one shrunken band in his rj ‘ for the first time : ; am te \ leeeiiaeniiadm aiemabien-f | A boy stepped directly in the path of | whole wardrobe! row, together with 207 Dresses x 2 ; the machine. Dermain was accom- | taken from regular higher-priced " at tz ' A t panied by his grandmot her and aunt | Every night they're gathered up and tossed into 4 big and started to cross the_street ahead lines. Less awe cost of materials OUR tia hee, toe of them. | bowlful of the gentle Lux suds. Then just sousing; and in many instances. sm ive : Vs Helen Bronczyk, 8 years old, 933) . . . HH ISS ca Ah | pressing of the rich suds through the very soiled spots. 27m ae, ¥, es, e- aes A me lS aa aaa a aa™ i ~: « ~~ oad aa ~* . ome —> eel eS we ee ee a er ouske 4 poe om = - ”-* - fe - eng £ a > ~ sy ow - ———_ - - e Brooktyn street, suffered a fractured oa): GR, ie, - ae skull, jaw and left leg and internal . , oa ; ‘ Beaded Georgettes Ty St aT a aS = Gc wha struck | There's no matting and no shrinking because there’s injuries at 5 p. m., when struck by To k hi ’ fe te a truck of the Viviano Grocery Co., : : cep his woolens so Taf fetas Jerseys 4 ce : SuttEtiicees Geena 1 06 6440 not a bit of rubbing to hurt the fine wool fibres. | ae see Gt Seale Gee bree Let Lux keep all his tiny wool things soft and sweet. Crepe de Chines f, ry jlyn streets, At the city hospital doc- y tors said there was little hope for Your grocer, druggist or department store has Lux.— : . Combinations ! recovery. Longo was arrested. He } - a thick lather and add cold water till luke- : Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. warm. Put the woolens in and said the child ran into the street PECTO Cee Tere eses “SST M ET LETT ROK T TT CPSP ECCS HSE SH Te RES SEE TE oe eS eS ees eee a ee oo eee eee 2S & ar ie // and into the truck while playing Dresses for every occasion, showin ee ee “tag” with her sister. every popniar trimming innovation an | Earl Riddick, 32, of 1125A Wyo- all the new Spring shades. Buy two or ming street, suffered a fractured three at the almost unheard-of price of 4 skull. and three other men were cut VY, and bruised when a runabout auto- | | f . F , Dry in a moderate temperature and press mobile driven by Leo Weber, 2930 > @ i . )K with a warm iron, ‘ ’ $ 15 \ Lemp’ avenue, overturned, at Utah | = _ street and Michigan avenue, at 6:30 For all fine *TSTVEC ET Teste , et ~~ é a ln a EERE a me , " ~ a : “ J : - ye ors mee a _« _ “ 2 ok as * 4 - | dl * he a” ‘'p. m. Weber and his brother, Wil- launder'n: liam. of 33390 South Eighteenth — | eet, and Frank Walleman, 1127A | __.. Se Wie : | street, and Fran alleman a meron os) Het ~ 3 bi No suds so wor.derful for dainty baby things Wvroming street, were cut and bruised. Weber told the police he a e 1 €a r an we a e O 1 In ery | swerved to one side to avoid another causing his machine to ;automobile. overturn. Two Big Groups— Tomorrow Only ! it a YOUTH IDENTIFIED AS ONE OF ee ee TRIO WHO ROBBED TAXI OFFICE . , J p ‘ , ; with the season's newest ese from our regular stock to | ‘Raymond Luckel, 17, Was Captured | vers, fruits and orna- be sacrificed for this re- | Friday, After Chase of “wo 1 flowers, f CA ; , | Copyrighted 1920, by Lever Bros. Ce. | 250 Hats, cleverly trimmed O 2 ¢ 100 Trimmed Hats, taken | Miles by Policemen. ( Ay , ments. Formerly sold for aA Meany warkably low price. The : a py, former vyal- | mond Luekel, 17 vears old, a chauf- $6 To- — ies were ' feur of 4539A San Francisco ave.- » 8.50. £10 ° . i nue, who was captured Friday after " — a 4 . . . P " . . . . = . i . morrow —=—=—= tn and $12.50. To- a chase of two miles from his home = 7) ADVERTISEMENT N: : to Union and Florissant avenues, Bao : morrow only. ae | during which a number of shots | . ’ ) were fired by policemen, was i{denti- “1Ee¢ | nventive Genius ified yesterday as one of’a trio of ; ( le lity = — ‘highwaymen who held’ up and 11 yoursell | robbed the offices of the Yellow _ AIM . Makes Calome! 3328 . | | \) Taxicab Co.., Pine street of ($1700 at 2:35 p. m. on March 19. . = Swe Lucke) denied any connection wit) | \beorent. Delj htful rat the holdup. aanme a OU need more strength to do Nesorens | ; Police had been searching for macs | — cel on informati 1 e might ¢ nS - : IN Luckel on infor on that 1 gl your work and less nervous- WALL PAPER iin id, re “or: be able to give some details of the holdup of the B. Nugent & Bros. . ‘Dru Now ed Three Strong Reasons for relay depot at Grand and etl ave ESS, YOu can have this by | Naused tnd Deemn Galen | the New Name. ' i 4 ° turned home from Detroit Friday. k in ft Making a Will As policemen started to surround eep g your nervous Sys em Wall paper nema fh his. home he darted from a rear , OU can distribute your property in accord. door and fled. and digestive organs in perfect | The medicinal virtues of calomel! aren : , Automobiles were used bv the i il leaned ; ance with our wishes ) i 16 simply and eas ye and dangerous qualities. as ise prevett y police in the subsequent chase and condition with Vinol. VINOL with Absorene. You can oad fact ae ae vane aieeoa tar no way connected with ite nauses Luckel was captured when hiding in make your wall paper bright called Calotabe, if free from obic able effects yet retains ‘all of the You —_ select the —" desire to administer a shed. He was knocked down by . - Pepairs waste nerve tissue, |) 224 tes: 1 new for only Po na foam parting gual vour estate. the police when he made a move y ' te , " fo toward his hip pocket. lle suf- ¢ | 15 cents a room. the old-style ¢alomel. For billousness, head- , estate in trust for your NE ll ; tr aches, constipation end inélesstion. ea peoeeere yore y fered several scalp wounds when RG Duilds up strength. Get a con from your [f| siviccr'sizaien cme intierettte Al i s ne n ® police sty ie . e-na tex sale . heirs. coe . . ue Yt neighborhood decorator or tically perfect laxative. Saal (was found to be § carrvin 155 a from any dealer, and see To inspire public confidence in t | new discovery the manufacturers ha : “tor and trustee. and . ,which he claimed to have’ earned rors cated anal ient ment bge oe Vinol is a Cod Liver and Iron Tonic. new _0ate ae pere. 8 fund. the. price if the customer, tempt thus insure economical an Crem management. William Keyser, 6156 Pershing process is, how satisfying | perfectly Rellahted” with Calotabe.. e avenue, secretary; Fred Wallace. It contains peptonade of Iron and the results. only in original packages. sealed. | Fri See your lawyer. -, and E. B. Aubuchon, book-. - with a swallow oe deliar bf the taxicab company,. are all of the medicinal body-building | Thuke ho wriping. ho geite.. Yew ta ‘ ® hav ade the identification. _ . eeling fine, and heart tite fi EXCLUSIVELY Sr. Louts Unton Trust Co. |) Sy nicemaaemeamranesgeny ee ee yo pens ee a FOURTH AND LOCUST GIRL DIES AFTER OPERATION oil. Combined with other worid- ADVERTISEMENT Se one laeeags ‘ezgramy. die: Gaaicguaal —_—_— - famed tonic ingredients—see label. a a-. } ae - ee rene meee ee When Struck—Slightly Hurt. successful John Fenton, 10 years old, of 1206 Vinol is the mest relief. Poslam is harmless always .§ Ever constipated or have sick Chouteau avenue, when crossing the street in front of 1219 Chouteau \ avenue on his way to school, at §&§ (o'clock this morning, was hit by an Gs a0 if eastbound Fourth street car. a. He was knocked to one side by ‘the street car and into the path of Sold everywhere. For free sample achef Just try Wirard TAver write to Emergency Laboratories, 243 pleasant little pink pills, 30 West 47th St., New York City. Guaranteed. ! | —_—_—e_ > -- _- oy ; ; , 4 44 99 ‘a motor truck. The chauffeur, Wil- a > al | liam Clark, 23, 2368 South Broad- ; , ’ } , It's the Bread For v | way, ger hitting the boy by Chester Kent & Company, Chemists. Vinol is sold in St. Louis | running against a telephone pole. | druggists. | 9E BY MANEWAL BREAD AND BAKING CO., Broadway and Lami Brn. poy sutrerea a sprained ankle by the Wolff-Wilson Drug Co. and other me ‘and bruise on the forehead. And at the Leading Drug Stores in Every Town and City tn this State a ~— ~- ‘

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se - = ‘ ~~ oem Ore ee ee _ : Se —| « - * 7 . en ee oe Se i ~ 7 a re & eo f-* eS ee nn SS ted ~~ yee BS SAH Ye LF ete - “ee oon (ipa (SSE ee - —_— ++ «» a re ee oe Do om > tow 4 Oe > + on = on oe _ = a a li atin ln Mle erin Alay ean... Aree lay, a es = ee ee ’ An tnquest will be St. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ° oe ey ee ; : ‘WEDNESDAY EVENING, ‘APRIT. 7, 1920. as Mee? est oa, %. re * * ” or . : S. ) ” ene sake oI a‘, PT ee eee ee TE eS Re Ee mee he, re + =. i ‘7 stan om fe - amet Bg Ser yay - ie? S ae a tae ‘ ay eee ee ae » a t 2 y : f re ¥ F735 Yrs ne: ey eA i? Ae 4 ‘ - hate Bell oe : 7% a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Lae = - morning by James: M. |'4618 MecPherson avenue that her real name was J“ rape Hardy JEST ORDERED IN DEATH OF GIRL AT HOSPITAL | i'but that for the last seven eig! years she had been aodinas lh un or lining « Thought to Swe der the name of McKinney Been Suffering From she had told her mother she Peritonitis. 'been married to hitn. Dr. held in the case years beca We f Miss Mabe! peritonitis and intestinal obstruc- id, a manicure Mckinney, 31 at the Princess Hotel, | Sighteenth and Chestnut streets, who by an operation, although ae denied | : reen per- such an operation had formed. lied yesterday at the Lindell hos- »ital, 3765 Lindell boulevard. Dr. E. P. Brand, who conducts the lfer mother, Mrs. C. E. ospita!l, told the police the patient! West Point, Ky., arrived fas brought to the hospital Sunday' night. ‘tions which he believed were cause! ses KANSAS CITY MAYOR ‘Republican Supporters of M. A. Foster Charge Gross Frauds and Threaten Contest. Hardy, of Sun@ay | s-ncial to the Post-Dispatch KANSAS CITY, April CONRAD’S | GREAT SALE 1: DAVID NICHOLSON GROCER CO.’S STOCK OF QUALITY GROCERIES At 13 N. 6th St. | Prices 25% to 40% Less Than Regular | Were you one of the thousands of thrifty ones who have shared in the wonderful bargains being offered St. Louts housewives? HKe- member, they are all clean, fresh goods of the dependable brands for S which Nicholson's was. famous. , While this sale will be held only at 13-15 North Gth St.. orders may “he left nt any of our other stores to be filled, subject to'stock on hand, Releow you will find mention of a very few of the ttems incinded in this anla. If we have what you want, remember, you get it at before- war prices. Dozen $5.75 No. 10% v A rHOEG Selid pack; “cans atandards«.. iowa CORN, 10c can, dozen cans... . $1.20 ee sy Star Corn, No. 2 can, 140; dozen cans June Peas, Holstein Brand; No. 2 can, 12c; dozen, Sort ce Telephone Peas, No. 2 can, 23c; dozen cans... Curtice Early June Peas, No. 2 can, 23c; dozen cans... Curtice Sucootash, No. 2 can, 22c; dozen cans Tabasco Out Okra, No. 2.can, 11c; dozen cans Silverdale Brand; No. can, S4c; dozen cans Happyvale Brand; No. can, 40¢; doten cans. Milk Sunshine Brand: none richer in butterfat. Tall cans, 10¢. cans .. $1.20 CANS % PINTS riIntTs Bottle ..28e Bettie .....17¢6 ..82.900 Dozen .. $2.00 Dosen fanee of 2h Cane of 2 Bottles, $5.90 $3.95 Fancy Head RICE, LB. ....16c 5 pounds, 79c STRING BEANS Kippered Herring will cu Wakeficid Rem, AAC |i pee = Ac Dozen cans . .$1.95 Dozen cans. .$2.40 | ASPARAGUS finn Sine, Wer donen $5.30 Yellow Free Peaches Yellow Cling Peaches ea, Sie; deren cans. POO * $3.90 | avorrale pemntt a 2% $4.20 “+ $4.55 Tetiey’s Tea, Green Label, ', Iib., 17c; 1, tb., 34c Gold Label ™% ">. *«: 48c/Yellow Label *: as is; 36c Orange Lab 4 Ih, , Pe; '44c|Sunfiower % '». * ' 40c Tuna Fi ish Flaked White Meat; Red Star ioe ces’... eaeee co". $8.80 Coleman’s | Curtice Bros. MUSTARD Blue Label -15c | Catsup SARDINES ee esnuce; large : Ic Dosen cana $2.40 Pu "anton cen. 40. || POCO VYe~gal., $2.49 Pint . .690 Quart, $1.32 %-pint.340 || Flour, Sc Dosen Bars, $1.00 Blackberries | Loganberries | Libby*« No. 2 cans, 28e Libby’« Special, 42e DOZEN 5 DOZEN CANS... Raspberries Libby's "$5.8 1 DOZEN CANS... CANS. ' Large. thick slices in No. 2% cans; Plantation ’ Brand; can, 440; dozen cans | Hawaiian PINEAPPLE 5 10 FREE! FREE! FREE! ‘To introduce our “‘ Wonder Clean’’ to St. Louis housewives, we ll give one full-sized 25c bottle FREE to anyone on receipt of following coupon, properly filled out, or on receipt of postal ‘ quest. ‘‘WONDER CLEAN” is a household necessity for clean- ig spots, stains, grease, etc., from clothing, cloth, leather, furni- bs or metal. It hasa thousand uses. Fill in and mail this coupon. o : THE HERRIOTT POLISH CO... 2801 N. BROADWAY : ) | Please Send Mea Full-Stzed 25 Bottle of ‘‘Wonder Clean,’ FREE WM. A. LEWIN, M. D. Practice Limited to The Non-Surgical Treatment of 12th and Olive Sts. ST. LOUIS Phone Main 2817 670 Star Bldg. 'James Cowgill, Democrat, was re-elected, defeating Matthew A. Foster, Republican, by a majority of '2117. Complete official returns give 'Cowgill 20,613 and Foster 28,396. The missing precincts are expected 'to increase Cowgill’s majority slight- l\lv. Two years ago Cowgill was | elected by a majority of 7341. Republicans today in vesterday * and | | frauds election, ‘threatened a contest. 7.—Mavor : yesterda Vv. } SR SSS SST] HICKORY |r: HAZLH ADH LH LH Hd HLH LD REELECTED BY 2117 watsr-ano carrens 1 FTove’s Your Money! has Brana \said the woman was suffering from i JUST WHAT YOUR that repeating was common in the! you’ve always wanted—that’s why river wards and that in some pre-, 'cincts a greater number of votes was| reported than there were registered | Body made of fine mercerized voters. Foster carried every residence Lward. This is the first time a boss victory has been obtained in Kansas City merely by the votes of the river! 79,000 were regis-'to 14 and each waist fils per- wards. About tered. The Democrats elected a solid up- per housc. Seven Republicans won in the lower house, but the. Demo- crats have a majority in that house. | Bond proposals for a new ‘the better stores show them first. ponderfully. All buttons are gen- ‘uine unbreakable bone. Sizes 2 fectly. You'll wonder how you ever did without the Hickory alarm carried as did the bond pro-) a shown Hickory Garter. nsas posal for new bridges in Kan | City — wee Elliot Marshall, Republican, Elected Mayor of St. Joseph. | By the Associated Press. ST. JOSEPH, Mo., April liot Marshall, Republican, was elect- ,ed Mayor of St. Joseph over Dr. John C. Whitsell, / bent, by approximately 300 majority. ‘The entire Republican ticket with (seed oes two exceptions, was eelcted. eee ST. LOUIS U, STUDENTS NOT TO sd - oe -- = Debate With Washington Unlversity, in Which Jesuit School Had Negative, Called Off. St. Louis University students will ; 7.--El- | yesterday | incur | s saisbsinaat You'll find them in the notions, boys’ and infants’ departments A. STEIN & COMPANY PARIS GARTERS for men “CHICAGO 12. NEW YORK —-— ----+- -—os — — — <--e ADVERTISEMENT ea NO NK RELIEF! NO BLISTER |not Rave to speak in public against It Soothes and nd Relieves Like a |Mustard Plaster Without the Burn or Sting. ‘the cause of Irish freedom. It looked ‘for a while as if they would have to do s0, but the debate between St. Louis and Washington Universities, | which was set for April 23, has been | youths. called off, and the St. Louis CU. are breathing more freely. When arrangements were made ‘for a debate between teame from the | 'two universities, the selection of the subject fell to St. Louis U. tion chosen was, “Resolved, That Ire- ‘land should be free.”” But, under the /regular custom of such discussions. one team chooses the subject and the other team decides which side it sha!) take. The Washington tearm chose the affirmative. St. Louis U. the task of against Irish freedom. Today it was announced that the St. Louis University debaters had not had time to prepare for the debate, ‘and that it would not be held. ‘SOCIALIST RE-ELECTED MAYOR OF MILWAUKEE BY 3000 |Hoan Leads His is Ticket and Is Only One of Three Principal Officials arguing The ques-. University | This lefe, to Pull Ansar ane | Be the Aesoctated Pre MILWAUKEE, Wis., April 7.—| |\Complete but unofficial returns from |Milwaukee city election showed that Mayor Daniel W. Hoan, Socialist, was re-elected over Clifton Williama, present City Attorney, and running on a nonpartisan ticket, by a majfori- ty of 3373. Hoan led his ticket and was the only one of the three prin- mame | cipal officials to pull through. His |vote was 40,604 and Williams 37,231. John I. Drew, nonpartisan pres- ent City Treasurer, defeated his So- cialist opponent, Emil Seidel. For- mer Mayor, and Louis Kotecki, pres- ent Comptroller, beat William Cole- man, Socialist. Drew and Kotecki has about 3000 votes to spare. The: common council also elected for four years will be nonpartisan, 15. and Socialist, 10, according to latest fig- ures. | Jn the contest for delegates to the | Republican national convention those \approved by Senator La Follette ap- peared to be leading, though only a (few hundred precincts have been heard from. i}dates carried Gov. | county, Milwaukee. | Musterole is a clean, white oint- ment, made with the oil of mustard. It does all the work of the old-fashioned mustard plaster — does it better and does not blister. You do not have tc bother with acloth.”.. You simply rub it on—and usually the pain is gone! Many doctors and nurses use Muster. ole and recommend it to their patients. They will — tell you what re- lief it gives m sore throat. bron chitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neu- ralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheuma: | tism, lumbago, pains and aches of the | back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds ‘a the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). 30c and 60c jars;. hospital size $2.50, “ADVERTISEMENT Don’t S oil You Hair By When you wash your hair, be care- ful what you use. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali, which is very injurious, as it dries the scalp and makes the hair brittle. The best thing to use is Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo, for this is pure and entirely greaseless. It’s very cheap and beats anything else all to pieces. You can get this at any, drug store, and a few ounces will last the whole family for months. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it in, about a teaspoonful is | all that is required. It makes an abundance of. rich, creamy lather, cleanses thoronghly, and rinse« out easily. The hair dries quictiy and evenly, and is soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy and easy to han- dle. Besides, it loosens and takes out | particle of dust, dirt and dan- eee oe . ~~ ———_— —— -- ——— —e —- .<- o ADVERTISEMENT The La Follette candi-| “ser == AAL SKIN DISEASES PEPER ESTATE TO CHILDREN! Apply zemo, Clean, Penetrating, LE. C. Peper, Son of Tobacco Manu-. | facturer, Named Executor. | The will of Christian Peper president of the Peper Tobacco <a | was filed yesterday. | Elmer C. Peper, |ae executor. As Mra Peper died be- fore her husband, the wil] takes ef- | | tect as to the children immediately. | Mrs. Hamilton is an actress known | | ‘woman in “Lightnin’,” a play which | August, 1918. St. Louisan Arrested in Cincinnati Released After Hearing. Special to the Post-Dispatch. | CINCINNATI, April 7.—Because | the evidence failed to show the de- fendant paid the railroad fare of Alice Tobin, 22 years old, East &t. _Louls, IIL, from that place to this ‘city, United States Commiasioner hiurley today dismissed Martin Nor- , dohne, 42 years old, St. Louis, former saloon keeper, who was charged with |having brought the woman to Cin- | with eczema, blotches, ringw and as Jane Oaker and is the leading | it today |} has been running in New York since WANN ACT CHARGE DISMISSED cinnat! in violation of the Mann act.’ Antiseptic Liquid. It is unnecessary for you to suffer orm, rashes coakinn. Zemo, similar skin | It provides that | obtained at any drug store for 35c, or all of the property shall go to his, $1.00 for extra large bottle and promp | wife, Caroline, and after her Geath to | ly applied will their three children, Mrs. Minnie D. | from itching torture. Hamilton, Mra, Edna L. Morrison and | soothes the skin and heals quickly and naming the latter | eBectivety most skin diseases. It cleanses and Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating, | diea and is soothing to _ the most delicate skin. It is not greasy, is easily applied and costs little. Get save all further distress. The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland, O. ™ - we. - ee ow oe re ee 6 eee = ee oe , x vhocast gross GIRL oR BOY NEEDS They chargea| The Hickory is just the garment sateen—pears well and washes | Waist. Made and guaranteed bythe | fire, makers of the nationally known and | usually give instant re f | ee eee ee ee ilk iti zit <r a STYLEBILT Q x ps Priced With Only One Profit Lt ° Washington Ave. Clothes Shops in New York Biooklyn Nur clothes are worth the money we charge. They’re worth more, judged by the higher price others charge for the same thing. If you decide not to keep coat after you've bought it, we'll buy it back. Youican’t be dissatisfied with our clothes—we won’t let you. | WERNER & HILTON rT Wiz 2) IT Way Tit = Sui it or Top- =x Oo Because Priced By The Producer xr) QF (ry We, Le « Oo corner Eighth St. oa Principal Cities ee ae wemessinsc anit LIT : ‘ lk For Economical Pencil Luxury Use : VENUS: PERFECT PENCILS American Lead Pencil Co.. 220 Fifth Avenue, NY. BUY FROM Because Our Service Flint Motor Car Co. THAT FLINT Is Really Superior. 621 N. King’s Highway Near Delmar We Are Headquarters for KODAK DEVELOPING AND PRINTING ering us your negatives if you want better results. Announcement Slides—Enlargements A. S. ALOE COMPANY, ERE ik 513 Olive St. he ADVERTISEMENT SMALL TRIAL SIZE ‘ashing It HAS HELPED ME Mr. James Relahan of 1723 Indiana | Ave., Kansas City, writes: ‘‘I know your PYROS is the greatest thing in the world for pvorrhea, and just small trial size sample has helped me so much that 1 want to, continue using it, because I am sure it eure my pyorrhea; therefore, you will advise me where I can pur-| chase PYROS.’’ Judge & Dolph Drug | Co., Wolff-Wilson Drug Co. A Woman’s Right is to enjoy good health. The secret of | good health is chiefly to maintain nor- Telly p gr Boor bowels, BEECHAM’S PILLS Largest Sale of Any Medi. | cine ia the Werild. Seld everywhere. ed wense tds ie 25<. — oe eee ee ON SALE L:ANS will | hoping | REDUCE GENUINE USED ARMY GOVERNMENT GOODS OVERALLS Woolen Underwear .. SHIRTS RAINCOATS . Children’s Tents.... SOCKS, Two Pairs .... On Sale at Three Stores 1547 N. BROADWAY 3737 WN. BROADWAY WILL OPEN 1509 S. BROADWAY APRIL TENTH - PUT UP IN 24 HOURS FVERY Garage a good-lookig substartial building. Selected lumber. Absolutely water and weather / proof. Remarkabie values, Aise Secttens! Club Hevses, Teel Meuses, Chicken Houses, Etc. MANCHESTER MFO. CO. 1210 S. Vandeventer An tte PHONES: | Grand 656 Delmar 3891 ““s000 SUItS, $7 HRought from the swellest homes in the West End. Raincoats, $2.50; Trousers, $2.25; Sack Coats, 82: Tuxede, $1.50; Full Dress. $1.50; Soldicr’s Suits, $5 Paim Beach Suits, $4 Bey ‘em now—clothing still climbing. 3837 DELMAR. Open till 8 P. M. YOUR SHOE BILLS Allen's Foot-Kase, the antiseptic pow- det to be shaken into the shoes, not only ops the pain of corns and bunions, and gives quick rellef to gweating, callous, aching, tender feet, Dlisters and sore spots, but Allen's Foot-Ease the feet, keeps them cool and comfort- able all the time, saving the constant wear on shoes caused e feat. as long when you walk in comfort. Allen's Foot- Kaso today » NO. tired, Try ee Don’ t say If you have en’ vt ‘found that HOME try a Post-Dispatch Wan: | Ad. Ea? On Your Groceries and Meats by Receiving Thursday With All Purchases Dorn BROS MARKET & GROGER GO. ne12-14 Vandeventer Delmar Av. Delmar Avs. lor nearly a half cen- tury we have been known as the reliable And yrelia- means so much opticians. bility in buying Ecker’s: 51 eveglasses. Proms BWI 13 en 9 Toner paper | VM Same Ailurays BOB WHITE TOILET PAPER ee ee a em one e+ ADVERTISEMENT Widower Congratulated ‘eo my wife's death, five vears ago, » suffered greatly from stomad¢h and liver trouble and gas attacks over 5O lbs., and at times was as yellow as saffron. Mv doctors could not help Ine Six doses of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy have «ntirely cured me. I have regained my weight and congratulating me how wel I fook.” It is « simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflam- mation which causes stomach, liver and intestinal including appendicitis. one econy ing ~” or money Wi ilson- Drue (*o. stores). Ienderle Drug i‘o (® store Cloughly-h« »ppenbrink, Cloughly ice (2 stores), Cloughly-Brown, Pauley Drug Co. (# atores), Johnaon Bri 3. Drug Co H. J. Landers, Carondelet. Mo. And | druggists everywhere. aliments, dose bY 5 refunded. Judge & Deiph” “i Headaches From Stight Colds LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE | Tablets relieve the Headache by curing the Cold. A tonic laxative and germ destroyer. Look for E. W. GROVE'S sig- nature on box. 3c. rests | by nervousness of | Shoes and stockings: wear twice | iobens N. Grand l lout | every one \« ; practically all } | *Bvery Doct s’ Who's \ Len shivfes LADIES’ SUITS . ~$25to $65 SPRING COATS $18 to $42 DRESSES ~ $16.50 to $45 ; Skirts $7,50 ‘° $1g Men’s Suits a Topcoats. $30 to $65 US: | CREDIT CLOTHING 60, 706 North Broac , @Weloping arme., ; jacing usly h a ft curved lin \@eahere are evic eeand women w . acces thinmew Thinners and sbi csphate nervy fee. Now in Full Swing New and Reclaimed Goods at 213-215 NORTH BRQADWAY — (Nenr Olive) | Bo - we i— | ‘Thoughtful Mothers | Neer permit a child to be | pated for even 24 hours. It is | gerous, beewuse the little bodies sorb poisonous fluids and gases bring on fever and contagious eases. Give the child a sweet If | CascaRoyal Pill before there is |fever. Wise mothers Give Their Children A pleasant physic before the £ 'comes on, and as soon as the eye Be | comes glassy and the moveme ‘less. After the fever shows it i F. | to give the child an injection (eng lo as to break up the fever and the bowels in a few moments. AE other times give them sweet li he CascaRoyal Pills —e | 5 doses, 15c; 45 doses, 30¢. At : erores, + —“ /* . -* La egies eee 10% TAB For Headaches and PB ——_ - —e ae = HEADACHE ~ Come on tn. join the crowd 4 ' «efied PGst-Diapateh WANT

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' WEDNESDAY EVENING, ADVERTISEMENT | JAHN, NERVOUS, RUN-DOWN PEOPLE "Shes ounds, respectively. through the admin-' ens Those Slandering Wife. | : stration of this organic phosphate: both ' | 8S ad rm hy ! ' patients ciaim they have not fel AS ; ’ p| strong and well for the past twel —_—_- ’ yea©rs. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | —- The Productof Exoerence | if YOUR Credit - auiiov)— - | Is Good! UXURY and Economy have | nie eae saan de) co ee been combined in the Chev- And entirely unnecessary—as we'll trust you rolet ““Four-Ninety” Sedan. : Rey cam pay us 0 little at a time, as It has plenty of power; riding : r , , comfort'‘and complete equipment WOMEN’S AND MISSES makes it one of the appealing SUITS cars of the year. SPRING COATS ; , SKIRTS CHEVROLET MOTOR CO,., , i SILK DRESSES .... Who,” says: “Ettre-Bneneate aoa | “IT have seen it published,” said | RETA STORE Phosphate Should Be Prescribed | a’ ‘¢ be prescribed by every doctor and used|Croker, “that W. F. McCombs has 3320-3330 LOCUST STREET Men’s and Young Men’s in every hospital to increase streneth enerrv., which nearly always t i excessive thinness. should «& i -'which has hitherto been noted for PaRrs Ser O7ee OCs Le eee | reticence as to his business affairs, | Q ( E | | Increase in weight usually carries with | Specia! to the Post-Dispatch. ' h nergy Nl WO. ; it a general improvement [n the health. PALM BEACH, Fla., April 7.— ' mh. ' Nervousne as. sieeplessness and tiack of For the first tim®e in his career, peks’ Time in Many In- | : ' male cheeks giow wit the bloom of per- ect health Richard Croker, the old Tammany | ( | 0S | “. | ; Physicians are ow recognizing - ‘ S ate , is | | . merits by its vse in’ ever tmereasing | leade , put an estimate today on h quantities. Frederick Kolle. M, = ¥. ~ ¢ . . bd o'g es Bae ’ ; F 7 le to i la x wy Re dard Misnen- I am worth $10,000,000, and TIT will ! — cles for beth men and women. » ter ; | - ~~ a \" ” \ - . 9 ‘ SO Se MORSE ee a le . ’ ’ ’ + “ye tory, fays: “Let those who are weak, | . -j ~ ’ C : : Same. styl an “ ton 7 Look Who's Who. , i ‘ ee te SEN thin, nat vous ana ’ run-down, Here's an offer I will make; any- | ae ban zaee : , | ' i Increase of nerve «nergy, strenkth uf bonds, real estate, personal property | mone the efficacy of this préparation to rant the recommendation. Moreover. COT the National Stan > -z > . ' A . a Deets we Judes from the « Georgic Hemilton, the wonderful tle me . sell out at one-quarter of that «BFF “Movie” girl, who was once thin and he: lage SE aa wromdoe y fre a > ha , NE . ; e ’ 4 bs ,% acqdu red eo! La I if . ee amount. : *, pur- . - ae oe . ‘i a ; 1 iw yy res Trt 0 f rn he in ‘ : * ‘ . ; da- frail, fays: RITRO PHOSPHATE nd ue amelie aa. I have not taken y. ts : } . . | ! ’ phate than is contained in modern nerves qirectly and by supolving the nostrums, s called, t ee the way I should have. I have al- Chevrolet “Four-Ninety” Sedan, $1245, f.0.b. Flint, Mich "a 2ne0ds, Physicians claim there is noth- body cells with the necessary phosphoric | vertised Cuserain . 804 NORTH B a) that oe supply this deficiency #0 foo: Soments.. witre-phospmate pas " ways taken care of them, and done 1 as the organic phosphate known roduce a welconie transformation nj CAUTION:—While Bitro-Pnosphate is whe ; ® —— . # , hong) = Gruggisis as bitro-phosphate. | he appearance: the increase in weight | unsurpassed for the relief of nervous- eN erything for them I could. In ad | ch ogg YS and is sold by frequently being astonishing } ness, general dobinity. etc., ose taking | dition to what I have given them, , iph. Enderle Drug. Johnson } it who do not desire to } on flesi) leh lh ‘ " . Wolf-Wilson and most al! | a ‘>| should use extra care in avoiding fat- [T have SONnC to lots of trouble hao nder a guarantee of satisfac- ‘ . 7 producing foods throw business in the way of the} boys, and out of this they should | have made a good deal of money. I! know Richard has. a . From Jilaine if | » ) Says Children Had Plenty. 33 ro ain “Since Richard has been fighting | ! e . . . = to at te ages A OE Ta RET OO ee A LLL LL At or ~Y —— — - _ _ - - _—_ eet ‘ %, 8 *) #] me I have even looked after him in « 2 A i e ‘this way, through my friends, with- H iy { | ® Linger-Longer ast out myself appearing in the matter. price QO VASO Ine _Furthermore, all my children are .* b- _ ' . mak wish /-married to persons of independent h h : h There is only one Milk Chocolate that Nae ages means. Although they may want IS 1g W en COT ! } you had a “ neck like a Giraffe”— with that linger- some more, still they have had plen- - , ERBACH MILK CHOCOLATE. ty. d h p Ak longer taste. It’s AU ilk and the finest grade | “The trouble with my boys ts that pare to { S price as ed Made of fresh, rich, creamy ™ a 1; : they won't get out and fight for a of smooth chocolate. It has a delicious, lingering, living. They wouldn't even go to war. creamy taste, Remember the name — | I wrote Richard from Ireland when : five year’s ago, but the the war was on that f thought it had gone far enough without Richard . ’ ld b h H pe eee ts sass cee Soe price wou e muc be in it myself—would go then if . . ° they could find me anything I could higher if it we>re not for do—-and that I wanted to see my | MILK CHOCOLATE CAKE 30." rat andr Nags from Richard made me sick. The th | | t f ful only thing I could get out of it was | ¢ Ong 1S O use you een a cons § its Siew Sintering ue products made from that portion of the crude Sith Ave. 46th to 47th St., Croker, ‘“‘that I warn those who are | guilty of making or spreading these ira / of them had better look out for the Se penitentiary. You vor say I am astonished that any refpectable law- | gasoline and refined oils vers would attempt to make out such a case.”’ “Better leave the lawyers out of | it,”” suggested his counsel. have been removed. “No, I will leave nobody out of | it,” said Croker. “If my children and others had confined their re- | ite eeeen 5 wraune tare tans —: ” ‘ eye m et litte HT. W higam, a offi- the Company to utilize every ee PAO ET SAN : cer; Lieut. Hansell, Maj | doses, 30c. At @thg > aR te ae Every grocer everywhere , Henry K. Stinson and Maj. John T. : f h d 7] h ° ’ (are le ia 2 r —~ : ~ - - rs = . (_ OBL BOL ae —— . Mili et - abi ~ > in r - 7 oul atndee Chee VR ce ig, “eR eee Te eeretrie._. oS sine <?* On * —- ; ~«v .

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: —_ “e. - , 5 ae > 7.7 > ———— | ar’ ae * en * ‘t ‘ ¥ * 4 Cal 4 % > i al 2 we _— 7 = 2 a ¢ ‘+ » 4 2 % i, p -_ . a? _ * + ®% LY tf : be mG bn seal. a * or - ~ ~: - > ; = t . * ¢" : : aie “s % 7 a tte F 4 ye s - ” ~.¥ Fae ye: « , 2% ot ¥e " ie! . er - “~~ bast . C | S > L ST: pIS —_—. . HA - ’ O . : - RES Decial t RK — S NEW othe P tu YORE ost-Dis t | After A Up 914 P pene aye pi — on 164 pte is a i e | SALES AY Ss BOND : j “ au the New Y et | _ STOCK T nnouncem oints|-~———— hay wl en Se in 5 oF IN NEW Y ) TRAD. Sto ' ent of sToc « for the day ore oe we --—__Feles._Higt : Svecial O ING ck Dividend —— Sa =. eal Xs ne A veer Sheen Cra SEW to the Post-D | O C ACI IV _- _=- 7 re sop.e a =e c yw. Close. Ch’ ‘ - , 4 ° “ - ' nd. Sales. High, Low. Cl sez | Va let pd. 0 10% 218% 340 Be | ste ete List. of April Fe N CURB oi Industrials um. Case, CABS, fa-Car Ch. J SW L124 113i 112 ME poe ge 7 tank shite om ; CORN ~ Am. eet Sux. 2 cores. YEO 9.200 81% So rity gf | Riven: change today “Total Leek oe tock ARE Ii PRICES MARKET rty Bond au “en com re Vanadium ett. 7 } + a tS Bom *154 | ak ane tet aieeee R | w 420) ¢ bo ‘ella F ctf. #2 a ‘ ies low of eac AFT IGH Quotations. Am® ‘ice! Som Sau 1304) ee i, Weer HI. 70.400 7 Zit fe “sa | 400 U. _{in_ $1900 tote) isa are| "Sebo, on [IRREGULAR | ER YEST | ] ee f 3 2 w . Al ‘ee 1¢ Gr > n ‘ a’ a. t. ‘ Ab. equeees | & , , 4 FRD Low Prev A ‘. 2 L. pea 1. ”) saat dere ob; © % Wine a 200 PT tes 524% 63 En 237 U. a Ist Pa ee nial en a... oar ae From th | Rel Y’S 3 r _—- Close. gam. os es he tt + wih, © * so tp eae 2% u2% ¢ | 220 T. 8. Bet 48 oie ueee neces 97.00 se ow Y the P e New Y f lef ——o 08 cl A Su OT Oo 18 e 5) - ilisy 0 > one 13 ‘ w!3 ae ty 2 oes 00 to 96.8 acti ORK oat w ¥ rom that 01:30 B150 Bl. Ain Sumatra | re i 138 1168 ‘i Worth Puinp’ 26'700 16” 74" gy ef set. iy je Re RE Seean leek Agee tee. oot | pation, ae ame nothing r 01.20 81-50 01.02 Ain La. Fran sae 105 136, 3388, 92 -| do pia. & = 2 14 76 ° 4, 2460 oS Ciba! aa" bigs. . 91.6 to 88.30) ad Street” in ma —-There— fa) of of a gr wi! r lV 91.40 ® “4a wapea| an! trance 1.300 102 oe Kity - ‘ mp: “a = 24% 3h *, | 1084 S “tint Sd Pe “8 Be to 91.32 ments w eet curb ny stock re was! ago, g the Ma and jur esult “9 52 ae 91.82 a An Ol y- San) 13 *m 1004 r 4, Me 1 Ole | = 1Bee uipments. +) 3 Srpanihen tir Eee; «ose 7.94 to 97 po valle to the which f there wer also w pts in ot a mod rd slant | ~~ Reported ; 97.20 4 OF 8A ye od the pfa 56, 700 s198 70 tis oa | Loco F. . 5.800 148 23 Cilnese Gvt. fi 5s er on Sr to 97.74 yr on the e strength ailed to sb ever hee influen is market erate run by Merchants’ E n ‘80 97.88] > oo j + Filla > +, Ying A Smelt._ 11.60 t 144i/ oa 3 City of Bor hy © abet 1-16 to 98%; unde xcha whi -| Arm ¥ f enced . Trad xe , y Eences Wire F my | Ajax Exp. 400 41% hr 03% aff | Am. Steel F 8.500 106" Lisi 1448) — is 7 Sty of Bordeaux be... iate to 71% ones lor pressure ts gh ee fice ra neler pe ween Rt. Louis Opening ” hange. %: ur¢a rom . ef80008 Ny “a \ @t: . nti - x Post, K, A paich a oo ae 8.300 1240 154 7% oq | 2 Je, ee oe -- 19% ba Sey oS ake . & 1e H ese st ailed d that *hic res Ww p> top | ces/ 8 hates dec ducdne 162 % : - h-cstitctsie ee . in it . pril 7.—-T . Am. (‘ot , 100 24% 12 47! Me a ae . 1424 % 5 » °° 17 Do of Toki B ces .. 9 s omer ji oqks for s qui ‘ago, b ere fi eve) ee " ut 163 1671 ne. , s —The m. Dru oa ew - 1% you eu d Stl, 100 1 4 1801 a a 48 m. Re TS Te genase on ellin iss ». whi weak let, , Dutt rm . chi uls 15S te a +» ¥ view t copyri h Eventi Al rug. & . &800 F&F : : 2: 123%, % R vy B. . 1,800 Ol by 4 1404 > Dom peoste eese “+ % to @O ¥v = dow ues, S ch in -jin Ther he m with ae ty eeres w it 1s? r oday & ted fin ng A n. Int, C yn 2.200 Oo! 4 -« eth mw AAR, 62. 96 2% 10 5B 7 (192 ' ofr ¢€ je cere DRL, Se Vhit wn ov . imm clud the re wa arket corn nsas testes seen tenn JTL lew ., 1eae «4 . , P ft ° , - i - . But Moto 2.400 921 it. — * os 21) anada 5% note 0% 10°; SU ly ei % Dom of **#ee eee . 5% not s to - 1 * feat Refini Ta nd T . ats - ong in Chi ouis ain | or ° 158%. 15 j é; fami) , mpany the St am.5. oe ee 700d s 7 4", ‘ 7 Ih, & no { o e*ec 8. 2Y 27 ‘ 10\, l ww Don, Can. ; *+*ee ee eee es i% 63. v-_ : ure r ng ww point t he P were 1 the la kK ca1g0o ee ee . s “? *? an IS 16 oh. a lar . of or . ude- uto & on.c oO 4, ai a | ‘olo. EF Pp. a vd O00 19%, - ly 271 ® wu 2> Ja . of Ca 8 (1921 ee. ay " fl sPxas , angi aS a ° s0n rice c hi te m ansas soe i @e renee KF TEMB los 1" setoc i¢ of Kha ales c a OO » 71 47 - ° { ru " ° & I 000 n° yeu > 4 43 D. lst , n, os se @ ?P 9 4 to 95 uenc = Con ne f nothe is ] " Curr gher are- City «teen eee @eerseee di ER co Ak % % b eme in thi kK div d the n rnes » vO. = ‘ 4 47h. - cible = ** * OUx ‘ oo de? ~~ 19! ww =e Jap. Pa » 4'\ia if bets OTs to t ad b pany rom a= r out ate } ent Ss . ' ’ See A aalligdagagt 1st Rw a ~ @! 1 j : nt A s cas i ends,’ ow Barrett et. ale 100 13 28 o ow i c o f . tl 11 ) 407 wl, nea senate i. Jap od 41 Been eeweeece ees fi} oT“ he o! y the . wast d 167 to the n many ays: om St 3, | alatgialgiegh, 2 *@.- 1554 P 155 “we lower] ™ 156% sy ready nse to one-third pray 8 ioew, mt: 28.900 isot a a ATb RA }, ce shar peculat Jaddo ¢ . on 27 ‘ om & ulf St a , gua, 8 4u Me UK o G and } . MS | Asph wed re i ¢ |r lh b cent Ky ee IU O11 oe ete f hour today eR witl ion ; Cal vil 1090 ; ia - u Home a. Bel 20 o- ‘ Ma) Re ‘ -_ ' ‘ ofr ae wens ° 4", = to O44 j 101. alt a firn n £0 owth ab of th ‘ate Chics en LY oO , Witoa eet om - 8 adv ‘ D 1renew | Cal. Pkg .- 3,000 06 vase 20 2 |i stake M.. ooo 70K , wye—% ar a ‘es 3e A“ eet ” “| rang Tm ton od | ti 2 cond and e acr : caro sone 824 ATS aot 97 , fairl vances uring wed « he > abe “OU ay, 7) * aske!) M. TO! 74, 27 a iT Tre and I 55. Aga | Ind ed fr e. Ge on of ition oned eage sees eo OL SF . ® “! web j to the FP y num of 3t the ea Gent. La . 700 & 26iZ Be | Inspir Wear 2: 4 GO% =e me h- ee 33, 93% to 3th! ustrial j am 98% te ag the c of r and thatl DO vcd ch SEPIE M4 ola" NEW anh self w erous o 7 poi rly Certa Lea. 140 3 @: 2514 *seee | Int ation Cc . 2.4 4 MO es afhhy > 1 ety Y, Cit x. 8s nib Ses cor a] nent al ISS vv 3 t 6 of ; rop is emaini at ees “4 MBER . ; ‘ . YORI as b and § nts w Cc in-teed 7.7 ry S24 ey ! . Nick -- 9,600 66 --.- 60% IN. ¥ ¥ 4% tte ‘S34 to 8T¥ . Her ues a Oo; cen oats s 80 pe ng «+ T0%@G* OATS. ast . dend id u Stud ere “hand eed ‘700 Br s 89 yg POT Iron P e! . 61% 64 ws 8 Ul 5 ae al City a (May 22.0 864: a7, | Rew cule gain w ta is e perc por- *%@ *. volun in p 9% ebaker ) = Cc. 1.700 ™% goon n9u% & Prod. Cor 5.000 : 1% 61 . ae fT 4 oN. ¥. Cit 415s ¥y. IV5T). ! it; to 57 3) high 8 Pap were co gainst stima ent. A ; Metal 7115 S337 tat that atock points it- aoe Pneu._ Wy 8 00 e1 f enn. (Cor or nOc st 23! gi) Ig » Adam ity 4° ee 7% ° rine B record per sell promi rn 10] last ted at cre- | NEW Y¥ , Ma ‘1s __ aot , night wh speci continu Lore ol. Gr u. T.. | 400 18 5S 00 Ve eotr ack & aX os > 4pt 2 ; Fis af PN” A Meorena eo 112 t oat of 33%, ling os | tor and acti rr we v53. M inv artic ster thi 2.00; ntim ron quarter. elece | very id. 7% ‘e: suspended ed b of a at th | Cons ar . 500 «Ge RAM . ‘ | Neva ad. Mo 48% yee! on i! 1A a cy Ge aan was activ re st ALO- 60 estig cle savi this m , Aprii-M ony. 10 atead er. 19 : At 1. spot Line ate; ' a .) y suc pro e in- | & .. Gas - 1,400 63 R61) i iN da © ' Re S347 4 24's " m. T. co' Cee yy, '> 1% att ity j ron te 75 atio yin orn- ay. . 75. y an hej t Fondon : 40 1 ready the § - ws by ich changing of is en- Cont - C M 80) 80 4 OR! 634 sam ‘3 | Nova 8.8.80. 300 th ss as N, : e 83 ormaer a ‘te coh ee He - rere eo bigseeh Bh he) voc apare Sr alasie pm | lowa in | per wae ae rs lesnnen from " ag Tin easier, spot. : iareto s pot conper - East St. Leg jast b Seas Bs een ’ und ent ‘orn. > - . Hoo 4 AN 1. 1, - ' tint . teel %, * "rN > 4 eeese ae) = _- | * ° 2 we eeeree =e F oO 72° onti ear’ only ™ O- j ack ins of es sh . b ”" xcha "| 341 1M: i115 a e oleae : fin o term A divide Fome id oubte ries ul T rod ‘+ S00 lv v3 ant a > . Silve e« —O 656 . 15! e te . 7. & . F. 2 heal oe | 2 eral nue iings @ to t! ; of - and the ow FIN - 5 ww Nee | T 8. . rin “trolly , 2s Po 2 or ~ - nds > ’ ea tha dly t) | Ida c — an 47 ag ist, 1 ray ee? ] a. Be er 4% n ,00 aor ~sT. “8 4 y > Atl c S. Fr Fe. 4n — KIly ‘ : truc] prosp . es but 1e } A cars eleva gsrrain . ' ANCIAL ark ed: ead aft . Spot yth " 4d. would con ,or ‘hea . yy rend t sudden iere do pfe Sugar 1! 600 102 92? Big » Vre va board - OUD 5 2 ‘ps see 1 At bes es. . adj, 4s psee 6 to §1 out t ‘kk busi erity also t \' An am : tors in Set . £47: pot, ito 7 . to41 J settie ? . Cul e . 6,100 - et a2 tees ased SS so: Se ¥% at: $25 at 22 5 r . & et cv s etpd. 7 tq 73% . hat ¢t iness ¥ to th oo? hav end owin 1: oft > Se: he; “M ° help t rs to eff ering it . stock u ».-Am seae 54% bs pF 10 _-= 7 do Stee! ath? 28 ul, 91 le ; Rald . L. ] . 4s. . 70 id '* in t the . Tt e ge ) ve to ment 4 to itures *. futur ; r. Rya owa ect deliv awkw Gon, Coban 400 8 ose? ‘saat Pi pid. +. £,400 a3 si, SS Balt. loco. 5 Aa ae 75! he ms presen was gwen- | ca be to jn laa ee £63 § : mY viativ rdg at sliverie ard | Con ‘andy r 800 3%, , Ske 2 tts. S.Co.pfad , 104% 10% 25l, © i 14 alt. & . oa — 2" to 74% grea Ianufac t rate point zo Boar adopt the r obs - rs 4 cond . e bu “ narket 8, ahe iE 8. T T ‘* -” N00 480 eres ROA y* |; Pullm . o.pfd oo 1027 UB be 10314 . oO Balt Ohlo t “ese ee . Hi ™ . ter t} actur of i ed tra li ard oO ed be ules wi FIN t: iti poritio yers w in w) : ymuld ndicot. ef “e 12 mite 3%, — vi | Ry ll Fee . O00) oR «+> “ae, 24 Hal . & On! te” agate 06% man lan e of ncerea ding } of Tr: fore ill AN : Nh. ould lich & d . Jo) 19.700 12% ] . 450 e y. Stl *e ** ] ‘ vl “+ 1027 1 rail, & 0 rfg ~} = be oP '*n On . ufact the . truck . se in wmour ade the Cc CIAL « “1 atraine The inf meet li spec- o pfd in. 3 3h ae I 11% -$ Ra tl. Spg .200 128 VO le arr | se Balt Ohio cr Ke. . Ks, t su | «19281 ure iner s is f | x pla s for can ch ‘hi- M . Propo : ; ; ttl | ikhorn Car 000 15 21% 1% © 68 y Cons 1200 10 rit v1 --:; | 19-B . & OF a ee anit ts 847, | . 10.685 of uorwnye ' ar , of an. Thi the d: an — sitic duc d: but if erenic e is , e Op- : FE orn . 1 é 1 p 4 na? 6% Rep . a a”) 100% l s 121 4 1 * ‘ alt. & hilo = 4% : ~4 * to * a | ww) > 655 pa SSH in j the his da Vv ge its entire! °* a BO correc s somew , | amour orp. 100 1004 1% 118%, egn. | Re . Bt, ott. 1,000 20 4 100 sig © 3 B&O Ohto gold is 10 & re tile in ! motor onger the j tor associ: will y-light ’ y wil “The mewhat ct, it wo what | Mishe P.-L. § oo ona & en | rpt.a&s... 12.000 7 % 20 100%, #11) a Rios pr. lien Silos. 61%, to G1y, | truc mn ivigt truck cars. 2; tors will lation requir sav- 6 1 right uld F rhody ©. 2.004 2345 » 100% -*ile do p eae a > SB \, 20 1%, . & oO Bi Sins 824 to 607% eks wi he sw In);@ ec hav / A eav “3 8. irre aftern precario pro- | Fiske Ss. Stas wedbe: OO% — § is! pid. 53,000 11 47% & % .. Broo - $1; au atv. 525. 07 | OV was. 3: prod were bud han ve t numb vote . Bet gular oon m us ma Free Rub . 100 12 ; 23%, - te osa-Shef eee - 118%, 1¢ Ly 514 ones SR klyn Ro = civ... —y 4 to 8. } er 3006 . 327.00 uction made. | VO ge Ca o be er of Exch tlermen some r and the arket w rket. | Ge port, Tex. 1.800 30 -+» 84 - 2.) Superior mw & TOM) 8%, ms Livi. a ae ae uff R. & T. cv. div... ster Ameri 0 perc 000, an of mo ai te. n be adjuste fac- ange C athe Te w as m n. Ch ex. 1 87%, ‘aril 12 - Sh r S8tl 3,400 7TSi, OK1, Mle oun. | Bush T P. . 78 11S. erica . cent j inere; tor | recon ‘d. bef indi on early r ehar ere oc ore iien ~ gS. « 400 OT « 87 #0 > =. at. Ar pela 4 Sty «74 YS ts bd 1 Cen erm gen. von eae acti n Saf in th . rease PT imend ore + vidual : gain p reac ‘casion . Elec = won dag nas? 7° a renn «= (op. ») OT% a TRL ) -* i ar ». Dist _ Bldg a mt tees hy id 4s YY ionar ety R; e tigh of Recei RIMA - ed fo ; to Mr ; mer to the g. A n ctions ally do rt . “ atk 7! . 264 °o- * ® 1 TT & . Fe & i? NOM) 11: 2 7 te 3 *4)% ‘ ent I . Tel . we... 50% 91 v tend azor t vea ; ipts- RY MC r a “ Rya clo etivity from the \Gen. tae’’* 900 158 % Oe 7 _.— et 1 Uy rW. Stl F. 1,4 i% 1 zi, ¢ | af Cen. wa. 3 ey 16 ee C idency nhawed a re, | Wh OVEMEN / «g.- n. remain se, h y cont the . Mot +. : 17 ua 711 y | Unt. Al 2 100 13 ity 11% a) oc ee Bere es Sart 90 aleao i uba » Sell ed a ; wy heat T ENTS - “3, Whe ed oweve . inued aa e Sel 7% 157 2 eat & lloy S 1.300 ee 12 bs, . 4 ~~ RR. . gtd Be awe 0's ? oin s n-Ameri ing re- | &0or PEA Or Se Today . n set! th phort bille at L Seek, but’ ed up | Sertich Rub. 2.400 si ma, "3% a. ane S." sim he lt .. = te | 82 Chea Bot eee OS, to oat achat yr + od aie a stl to JOmts eters 351.000" §3h.0n Last | Commit! Mr. | . ° . « aa @ P % oe ‘ ide * 7 I? ‘ P . a) . ‘ . pd . ‘ , s to! | Shipment. ** » 2 . c the: string Sites or int rate | Hiendes hte. 2/800 72 37% Ale 8 | 40 Stoel. 218 i > ae he Ches. e¢ io COB. fe...» + ce Fs rei with! sates ta geek to was | Winters 02,000 742.000 3338, 000 , each eae s strin gn ened fart ep 200 «95 oi? se” ¢ 37 11 ig el 39,700 ‘= wits i, 8 x 2 hio ev. Se......7 “7 n Chemi sales ¢ Ame gig, | Gorn tees 714. =O MN ‘ who eve time l gency of re! and II man c , 100 b ) 2 a2 4 al i 10OT Ss = 8 ‘ » ~ zi i ; F Alton 3 cv. 4% ee amt {m . mica! . at i aA rica . Oa ‘ : ** ees 68 000 4 mob " has oan y of ou axatio | stupp M o.. 3 tesee 95 e 1, Utal p ” 112 105%, 106% ely ime & ¢ hye. S..... 7 a to 78 erica eold ¢ 3% to 3% was | ts Pt teeees 683,000 Be C25,000 “ borro curity s on 8 r own n in | Inter Motor. “0 92 wees oa . 1 1. Ser +) - 112" 06%, * 1 BR Bb. €& Y. gen Salary = ma n Pul at 6 %% ‘eng ong) SM ~86,000 S877, 00° | , A. Also or for Stock FE rates for | do- Motor... 11.700 18% 17 ~~ Fo Priveamr TU ta 13 ° | U. B Q. 49, apreretgey t mand, sel Pp was i @ ana6.N ey-) ‘ceece CON BS0. 0 = BOR a 4. liv on oe or 10 1 : ” 4 18 rey, ‘ 1 sO ps 785, o ; ic & se, Tl r , 0 58 lin im fz 6. N Te ~ .00u ~+™ OU 8, OAD er oO Del More ga yeerd er 5e- | qT; od a ~" 900) 170” Shy, 188 4, 4 Rail er o%, 0m 1% Be! c". Ml S 2; p «s . oe mtg - 7H! Pn followi & at 6% Prom fe ese : ti “ash pe Louis Cash 524, 000 Parps 0 “B. Bee ons 7 Ne; wrk of 39.800 lo al py Age. men's 1.400 cote ati 170 . ee ‘i T. & SF. 1 roads. peur 4 C. M. & Bt : om ‘ig "” 45m 4 , ae pF Lem is tee ss 5 a, de- | vena pronase wee egg Grain, ,000 1 Joan Ratner line ork, by th 000 . Int. M. Ma wae + ee >; Ee | eid cae - 1.000 8 ; 6C aN. Ww ki deb. 4%... 60% to pears , Curd: och deale of the day’ : ash o nd fai o sc low . stack ctio y fro .“ y the At more } d Mar . 2.300 oh ay Th BH *. ° 4 mr a ° “Me t RA n Cc. & NW a. Ce 4s, 193 AHS, to s-? ! — alt tn prices f gay s hi J er d ates w r. er her you. a 4 db ° givin arrival m Londo lantic T gold at) Int. Pas ‘717 S00 fe? SeU sare :” idee Pe 14 1400 11 BBY S346 -— | SO aN Ww arms® ° 4 fo to Sha? | Aetna dn tke! tenn EN bed © xn ere st . me u are looki | balance “ ag -~ ELE SG atta? sc a ‘an. P . : i. = o .| $c N WwW n. Se “— ae > Bro at. = d fai eady nt, e in eac and fort 8 from n rails ranspo og 13,200 i>! eat? “antl m ac. . 1h R48, 2 5% 6C. & N. W. gen ves = tna Kixple _— ad street | 3 wera y to %; , eith os fo h a! night 6 y Bp entengrwaes rt | Indiehoma’ cits "eno ay * 36 BS 11 Pac. 200) Bom 1248 13 MH —H! Bo EN. W. gen Mego Allen OO site mts cee winter, | se low and er lar ran i ch member 100,000 past to arket total | Relex eee otis | elit 6S 14, M&S 1.000 au I2eat 12 ee 7 Ch Rys, 69. gen, 345. +t Pade > j Allen Ol... 2... _ High. Low. ¢ | gs win vinter w ’ 3 mal ge or inve 4. M v y duri kel ire oo oo” No. 6 ; wO. 4 A No. 3 , esir . ing info 5 Th / . es. sh En t ctfs. rts 1? wy Tah! BU, Bhi. . vy | & Hua =f) 754, - » Co} & stl ° . -..J04 5s Hr. - Sr eee ate, is ru, | NOW ZB y . 6, $1.62 . $1.67¢ cor abl an rma 6 ex | cos ogee ee ~ ond stock — Loews : 1 50 aii? ‘we Bite sai7 | or G. 000 234 a3%, Thy > 7 I ed scores TOM to 198% po a sseeeée OOM °. x | $1.68 % — yes Bg 9 bed Sana No. —~g e investment exceptionally | — fa NE ere a bri ving c th sale Mani y C see 000 = ona, 7™% bs ’ Erie Té iw AP = 3's : 2 i" ' & H m Ts : is a>é ‘ ; Se r Ligh “pay Sbéee6 ’ c+ ot ‘om ™“ 41 whi : Oo: N . 1.72: = Ww, $1 a Po | . - or de f The Ra ing ne this at. the Maf ti Sugar #23 x Solty 23 . 23 . a lo 1.200 _— a +) - Rr * 4% Pe naniien de 13% to T: | Carib ; he .. eee -« 8 ove “n” =} @ te, $1 eer o 3 wh -; No 4y 44; ws tradin ny i ; P nk early $1 aftern M lin Re _ 4 on , “4 o 71 Gi lat ofa. “~My 1 1 4 % e 8 D . ’ rfe - pete .107 te io | Cen . Syn. ee @e« 7 ‘*e8 ] S's ov . ’ 1.031 P i 2@1 — Lite yellow R so on the as re of F 0,000 oon ar.-} ck 990 188% 183 ae rulf, M d tt Ble 1 ta re ¥ pst Sc ahihbe: zo ,, to Bm | Coad Am see : 1 Pell ie 4 VN 43: No. : $1.67; N , x . | yan report Ingland’ 0090 | Ma arry Co ow Sag 183%; 6 a nes i. @&@wN mm 688 , . ~ . Un con 4 a mt , | Loader . Oil teen 24, 1 «' No, 4 0. 8 > wO. 2 [3 eae ce t anno cloetin ed fo 5 go) more / xwell : Cor 0 an vo 12 . ~ I) on 1 Nor o¥. 1m yg A = 14 ne s Dau? & Rys 4 ; LCF a ae ‘. ub 7 ne C cm e+e 37 - “»2 ; ; , w) . “ whi - whi — Pp 10n ‘ en w un r di May Mot 100 «62 Sy Shy «948, | Iilinois C pfd 100 ey, + # , LE a i a ies cee _ to 48! an-A Xe. . ea ite or} vite ite te 0: Ea . hom 000 +3 of busi last W 1oldings | Me Dtp. Ss. 100 Ry 60 4a, | lowe 8 Cent 1.700 Tut 23% ef) + Jul & TR Seo... 2s, : . | Dominion Oir” Ret. ae 37 Se + $1.02 + $1L:08 ats W rn apert he | ecre ness edne » ex. Pet. S.. > 261, tna a oR &; *. K Centrai . 600 Rte 67H? Th . Erie ext 4s Ly FEES PR fi4te Lu nion OF} s.. Ww eas wa’ -i% oy . we .03@1.03%. 4 €¢a ings ment th “ame ase a showe sdayv" Mulli en 00 125 1% OF %—! fp : Ro i w Tot = 7 2 71% 1 ir pr lier Sal ciweo ee 1 ie Iquesn rT. Wy, ay . gi ya hae —--~ 2} re off . heee “ at day s com ed $50,5 ye) Mi ne or... 28400 204 13 BIby 4 | lehigh V uth Lew v1 Te © A i Erie gen | n-4s eee +f rtel Of Om! s. : ~ : 5a. C — pref eri terms” eurr . 5 two : pared v ,000.- N d. Stat ae 1" 24 ot 124 ow 24 5” \ al. _ 200 " : ve —~ on rie cv Rt hGagpp tere , _ 5" Mlk ft soe — ud a ee fat, " La gar. as - erre ng rnors x ‘ een. eeeteale ao tee ane! = Analine.. 83000 sie 0 Wee o3 1. MASEL new 00 Rts Poet ert "2 ‘Gen Fie “tem, Pp. Tae Pie peed oS af Se 4%] KA h Grain Elsewh | ee ee i, Pe share of day then. red accou New Y » > ae Nat. Clk. 2s - 200 6 R4! v sat y P&SSA ‘ (m NS La +) Ve a} Gt XN Mec tah cainaaia 431. : Fa rel! Coal ........ ss ? 14. Ba NSAS Ww i f ock " ne eithe gc a tio nted ork ’ ; x ° ( lk & aa 200 RL, >a? nes ] M. K SAI ™ 18 2 — ~ e i.” 46 . Nor =. es e+ ewes ¢ . 4 } ens! a oppo aens Ds * ~, ? Stead > S CIT er i ; or $ Ww sha : r fall na n in t for woul? |} at. Cone ig as 7a...... we oft 'Mo. Pi 1 7 % 14 1054 © 42! Hud - thes ree . WHts t Ge OT OL nes eeseteerees BA, 94 14% | No 'y to oc Y. M 6 100 ithou re of them ed to : had hose . Refor f Nat ondult 100 «T Wy fab Ty e a | o. Pa 1.1 74) oS 1a i. 68 Hud. OF. AMO ne seeee ees 6S o osy, ¢€ en. Ae a vengepergus 22 Bo ‘ Ot. + $2 a he highe - o.. April 7 eae Bet, h .0o. 7 t a or h zol4 h added $ two w e ths|N. ) BE. 4 S.. 1,200 i3 , g7@ ei > oi |. 100 tt 73% sail “1m! 4 1 Cc ue aa. 80 , | Cilliland. Ny pdt sb >| S&S a | $=. 63. 260G2 78: No wf 7.—Ce - | as pai he par val | tion.” ad “‘ } it 1 olding , $isé 5 veeks th a Y. Air a7ee 5 500 i3 12% re. e '. NRRM we 2,200 "al, nee a . a | ‘hg | 10 TH) ‘ @n. rin in *, eeese x Grape On eers,eceesen . Ri, s 4 oR C‘orn- _ 43; No, - hard ye w hea ; id 8°; prefer ue He ‘ l re s sine .600,000 . © Ms Bel eee - RO, 12 ee 8 N ~) 24 nf 400 fy | 27 8&7 7 ‘ , ‘. Cent vs . vs 4 } to nay d Ola eres ; 101% a oR mixed inch red a 2. 0a ti com JO re red dec! of main 6 the to j 0 Ck 700 1 1: 78 - ® az os y ¢; i 1. 1¢ oy 2 22 1. > Ii, Cc . rig eee tees 22 1s ti aa \, Vv pfd i RR ehh FR 3° = aps & wh ’ 1 aa an ed +.60: > 2.80; ) pany gular! - stock that ared at | s to be se end o tsixee fue aie 9% 24, | Nycasu. . a | ° 4 ft foe Sf e “epee at73-%0 5 Pt. a ee 7 3. 198 ion” £0 onan Ge to 2c ; No, 2, | was ee com . : of ncrea e Bee f 1919. | Nat. B +4 ae 44%, 111 2a, | NYN Stl. 1. noo 6% .. 47 - i ra . Cer s (iene, °° om 78 | Ter PEG, wae a ness er cerns 1%: 32 oa . | low 1.6s@i I No. 2 high “| comm or . ince the mon - port se Wa en how _ | Ohio sigecult in) | 6A BM ecves = i a- NTIILATI ee. “1 32's "4° {1 I S Ind. St 1. 40 (1933 -» £0 ¥ ercules P Saal pd th ad? 1s - Se £1 6. er, WN j on a ganized the Boar ji T to N s for much | 2h C. Gas.. 300 116 =4ic 44% *10) Nort az _ 200 2! 21% Ra 2 ee Steel f 03) reves GOL leyden C ap. 7e Bes - 4 o1. 1% | Jats,” tee te a° ey i} .65@ 1,87 ; o% 3 ceivi nd , a nis ad of so fa ew Y¥ the n | lo Fu as.. 2 116 65 + 154 NO a ye 5200 24a, 2% | 1%, — ™%| @! .-Met Tage, paneeg dik altel an Tk n Che «+» 3 26 re $1.001,,; 3c t 2 Se. 1.67: N i; No =| ‘ eivin . prefer nd both stock e om r ar ork purpo Ok. P a) Sup 2 300 4 = em .? “4 - 4 & 1 -* ‘a 144 ~~ 4 21% *4 | ] ntbo. . ‘ 41560 ye Rag ating he 8, ; me Of mm. on ee cece “9 3) 2%, ' I l* No Oo ltie« ’ , No, ”“ ° a =" . BA + a 1K - Mer. WN vfs. restos 191: to po Aus n. Mfg ee eet eee ow 4 , s e971 ‘ Kafir #1.S2 xed, 96 44 9! ’ No _ | 70 d m nds on now r floor to b teat given out the pr the “b | sae Eleva’ 382 BN bt > RA meg AE nl 1,800 80" ee i-—o C.F war. Be. sss rece Se ° : an @ wy Mite. «ooo in 5% = 614 gh RL. Se. . 2 white, | onth the basi a. th of the . e sus ut toda fi oducti ar. ac, G vator. uo Os Sts mag ? ’ Mar _* 2 200 ~) 1 oe ‘" ° nS ¢ 200 Tay rau 427% — a Ke. = F on da» ae aa , ati Ve | oo yy SaaS: eS, s4l, a6, 1, ' , pe ey what choice ey Ss one. Ask f # ered rons es in Marc: was tl or th ‘as the Am. P ee? é 82 ey | Reading Va 20) 49 8% * & L. EB. Steel 5 stpd. _ 55 | Gremade ees cae aes: 401, 4 % 83%, | 82.67, AGO, A ! an" $356 choice | ; loca t he re re fi at do 6B ot or » 4)' + oe i. ; St nx . 7 (x , 4 ad) \, [ 2] °. & WwW Se 16 . .* ar nad« —~ pee “+. 14%, wr" % Nn ; oe 4 April ”- . iG Baia) or | tin w ing A anc ret in mont People’s ¢ luo 108. 16 , -- | L... & *‘ gan & & 2 7° est 050. we Int. P 4 eaphponige: 14% = s 404, tixed. $: 3 Ne 7.--W : nro . “Pu & the yea ompar creas n > F’ ple « G e+ ee 2 re | WL. 1 ; .a 41% 7 do ». r ° ian ? i". ' rd, $19 ‘ erseed 1.67 — $1. osed dam e or , ; 10nt} gest tte. , a 1, » =) : -1 8. ea il . & Pac 11,000 iS a 2 so! * 16 J es & J re os n. 46. 72 to xe1? | Magn es. a atta 35 ? 21 Oo} 4, Ribs, 8450059 Timothy Rye— ne . you tion ; n pl oe as rec 4 it com } since total t ond ‘oal : OO of 1n8, ’ | a“ @ i) j nion P g rat = ” , te 4 ~y Jeff BR , i= tn s j M a «Ol; ; ° 1! or 4 2 ; } ; {A]iA : ibs, $18 Peet, Pr : y seo! Ss it rega . will im ease ; entl pare Dece Pn Ck Coal. 200 & 4 ete 20% do ac 3, 30") _ — 581, - ar r. 4s ae aracait te ond ET 1? 0 ard, $2.6) Ne? 5@19 ork nominal, | - Ss Pa rdin be press! only y as I ad wit mbe nia A ae a 64 yo be oat. * 1 1 pi 1. 7 47. + 1001, iM ale Stea ee . 6” Mercer °c he weee J 11 r Remin re. et 1 100 21 9 G3 T, ; ” *] ¢ | Nh? ts 2 ~“ ) 121? 4.5 %« © 5 4 ilw. E ee) -— tit. > M ey Mot . i — L/’ - . Ger i Cc > «> mi xe ua 2.66: april - » | ption ilitie bu . o no ae yonth! rifle les une, and 114,738 Rep ton T.. 0.900 sie ote Gat. ° me a opt Im, 20) GBT, 12024 120 eqa: : Ma & - Ry. as 5s “11 Merritt a" RE ‘3 4% m tat - od 82.57 @ + ey “ ' Whea | f al oO Ss, a Si- men t wis , ? : ; te | ; ) : IM fo 8 Met i! pede . 19% oo ge 2mT@2.58: Nos t--No er : ppo : nd the t. T sh | tions y record s than ie was | fae a aoe war Om 21g 2 a | abas! 400 12" osu “Eate ca M. & St. 1. sane 5A.°6 ~ 80 | Metropol! pers “i * ae ey 4¥4 i ee weed 2.8; Ne 1. $2 Cogs 6h: S to rtun his { of t «| 5 - » -. 4 s , “nr 26 114. 66% . 4M. _, 5a os. . 93 Metro aes Deen S ie wee | NO 3 10. = ¥e te, $1.65; No. 4 mix OG 2.15 in ti ex- | s 1916. the cord of American p high ! he } RR Y 9.100 10F r fr R44, a1 weet ts A re a ‘ on ‘ 12 ot *, : — ‘ P. gto, Oa ar ~4) Mext: a hae epee cessyrecs 18% isk ”4 mm le | oe wow $148: Ne. 2 Rw 7 AS nas" ; vestors. es that it ud > pho. tons produ Sea = Cc . 40) 7% 108 oe est | West. Mfr 1a ori ‘at 26%, © SM Kk av 2: ‘eg Sp nad Midwest | Ref. yt a ey 43 IS%s | MINNE 2 white. No. ‘4 m: 3 yellow $1.8400 Fi , of- ‘ But E St of O Se ra-R Bches: @ Re - by 107 vIiw. & Pac r o71, 97 1 ] _&T eae » Is : Mo t Re ° . -*4 he 7 MINNEAP ite, ORl¢ $ mixed low t ill ter : pg Exchange ctober Sinclair “oll 3 17% ieee RO ty eu) * FAg See i. oe 10%, Je oft “| f a ian ft SS Nite ay © on «Af Pet Eh wewse ... ae ts ¢ ¢ inher. — Onin’ Wiest” uixed, sh obev el: BLUEBI Out and M | : the ‘ ne ex 'hg ell Tran . 18.800 223 o- 4 17% ~14& NOTE Bes + ss 1 o00 A>: Tats, 0 . 4 M Pac - Se 1965 corte reese ; on a T2221 ota y ~ Fire spelen ovens i957 ’ " 'y oa a at $14 faric ad i img... Aori! 7 61, | R Mail PALA ‘ F nflu chan Low Strombe s Co 4, 44 23215 ony * ea | mon > —Stocks . | 42! — a ai har) . 2 8. wa ow $i : Oo! ther . mm as 1 ry qu0 rih neecun actual do pid....... 4,000 as" ane (of i3q| Tota o2p. m 1a ante’ or atte ~l ion ¢ cf Minc fe ......; ‘ | perfection "ri ee haan 4. ayik anit, “ ey, No. Bo: are nme ngto % Firsts, . $3.96% oliday iulat co T . 8. M 4,000 TRE 22% ° val _ m m ..U ae. * tion cC HRdad bia . POL erfecti Eds - 3 : eit 2 ai.82% o. 1. £1.35 flax. No TF 80 2.95 Ple n 5 co! » e Fe. ed ov ™m- exas eee 10 ~“ 1114 723 12}. , es, 1 n18 1,201 x x! ncha etfs,’ [NN Y a rf 4u eh @€s nm 6s i Prill on Tire ...._ io ae hg ° es I - S. = * 1.2@1 ye No 1 oats. Set Yo? as ase Vv ~ of v ra as aga! The ra ver tne Tob. P RT _- ” 49%. 111 111% eg ° \— Raz SO”) « m0. anged. 2NY Ca uH pale Tia aidan 9 eto ™ Prod a Pet OS tipple: hse’ shag a 47 D ac iri DULUTH 58; rye . $4.76@ Le | divide . end me f 3 ‘ ay. $4 net a el te touc Temto rod. 4,100 2iga 4715 1% vee F — —. ha res 4n CaH R con ‘n Fe ee . Y1 in to 91 Ra 1. & Ref. tg | = See @ $ 4.81; nd inve ull pa . = and th 06% osing hed | Trar rctf. A. 2'100 “TR, 208 3 pe ei. | LC lA ah Ss YNH .* “fetks |. py, to 75 od. & Ref. ......... ‘o8 a ae | $4.88 asked new. Ma April 7 ; 52.81% stment rticula .- ® year’ record of $3.9 Uv 1s. Con 1.400 iB%— 672 212 8; {— OC a , 6} Y Ry H és OP osm BS, =) ales Ge wO8 .. i.) ore er ae @ sui" Sc: ed; July ay. 34.8 t.~—Tit ‘ rs re : year's ed o 3.98 | ¢.Bion . O11 14 47 72% 78 314 | — L ' Ny do. ow . -+. 58 Rocky seta bet. Se ote] | MILV arrive, 92 $4 #5! ask seed-— gard * t Pxch high n Mo Tn! AP 100 2 art % °° TTT senephbtciatain ST IAN Rya fe .* : > R y RM Pag | ie ae 74 " ILWAU ve, 92%, 67 ask ed: «wl Ar- Na ing : ang poln n lewp. = . fee 118” hy ot: Fokbabeue ct wie OC ae isn Y tys adi Ss ctfs .. TBM yan Pet. ..... ieee. by-M TEER eats Minot 2 ae 21 reject ’ Wise prii - —a : record most weak and TY, s ult Co © (4) Mot, em aa -" eR! ’ 4 LOUIS = TRA | . Nort Ves ~ 28 rn eer ebay NALA ¢ Panh oNeil Soph et | ipa ing: 4', — 1°’ 2) ed, $1 4 conein 2 -Bar! - A or SS ee the ea unfa . } TY’ ' ? 2,400 aa. 22%, ° . LIS CLE = & W oe laa aliedabiate: 4 gto PS\ } andle Pet __ ~.. 48 #% - seme Ma at 5@1.55 . $1.504¢ ey: dd sees cas for vora roth ‘ ge. In T fe o 204°. — ™ a } | ~ ~~ | LEA - ) ‘orf & en a de 4n rhe ,2 rene at. e6¢ Ore S ates ay . , bs 73 4& t: en elly : Me ee e het Submarine mice at rat oh aoa? os “Ba pat cya April 7.—T ooo Meetes | seveatauneoasd 7. » as mes rate | Spec ee ae Lvs year .. iva oT ras" oe SS Prac jas ie .. eee s 2 Stan ao. . rhe he ke 117% Lap ohh orat s of tne § The RRR he tom Mc Saimin ot hes wan aguinat fat Sete erate tne Poab TEMS > SoS Baga | ob ee a whee OR Seas ge BS | manutacture the Studebaker Cor: fom rks h a , 40.50 yeste ethene ~Dispat pee | wae 25481 Bes || of een" CO fe 1068 . qi Texas Co. 9 eben Penn on 41s . ttm ti Texas we Ws s +. - Hing ae ay deck 8s, in : » autor , . young RAI? . nor e mi » | chi . Sp York 7.—Th ="), Roe. 2a} = Ve zen 4145 .: + ead pe az, ' Tim Rain Pe tH5 ly 7% 1 5 lared a meeti nobil NE ie nce mal dd! ef a ain. has e¢ N | 24.055 ”~? . 1 ,? (> - oS aie -! t ~ ; limes 0) ger 78 —" ona 4 3 ™ ” 33 1-3 ( a tin » ‘ e . Ew -_ 4ucks Qo « off has pari e|;, th i of and a opened ation 3,442 =; | te Wt } pe | Tropical ¢ nS" . SRP a 8 pe stock g yest 1ss8U oe \ at Lo large evide ty of © Nati Pepu t Lima, bran al City | C 16.J30.277 | 3 Pub Mara 4s |. =e et Dical O1 RSC. 1, ie" aga, | Outs r cer divider se i EL s esenbsans mat ntly b f Sons ar onal c° ’ the c ches a LA is] VG . cmte 16 Rr Serv « a sol, to ise net roof J wees ~~ ~ 1 ' + ry | . - : tandi alias it Or in ] end » nde anc the ndon I urin een | olk, V e off ‘ty C apital tic ae a Sake QUO" he eadir of N Tr ee 1S | TY) iL r. Sh ed os .'s —— diviea ns Cc $45 00 of | ’ | paym : t do & obi | April a. Ww ering o% and and oat OTAT , : =» x en ws. J ep*r i; Uni rod. . : 2 3 me idend j omme 0.000 eee eeeece e Fr ent en n gca- 1, I ater 5 $1.500 EB. 8S | Zi men's TIONS 0 8s LF 1 4s he i if” «x et! Candy Séewte’ oT ee 6~6} ers . 1s ef nm - of | = | neas, eeee ench s hav ot ap | per cen 925 per Bho wits of a | Liberty Bank a om. Te a ie “Spy T. 62 xg “wet, Sands .. 2%: 2 yy ers of payabl stock W young an o-Fr sha * an pear neom t. The at 09:38 cent bo city of lina, Nat ’ Bank A TS aoc — hae > ae i PF a. 4! ve {". § team : . AG - “a i reco a e Mav 5 ° Th c Off . : . an ench re of y rela portal’ BRYA Y ‘31, to nis Nor-| Ame p Bank -........... pane Asked / 3 8 em te Oo a* BS" to 78 | oie ee eres a er fy ee Be rd Apri yd ec) er, Subj epee sae matu next tion ’ tal “ 7 es NY exen eld y rmatur! j merica x of c PN ERE Re * ous .____ Asked. } 24 t. I, & Pe Fr r ( 6 G24, { ‘ ‘« | nite?) TT 1D. 7 ] . by igs addi . I ril 19 ’ to hol j ubject 5 Market . rity autumn’ Mill aving eligi pt fre about Me . ie om 130 | 29 &. 3 a a SS. 6. 88 to g21° | victor pxas : % $%, | divi ition v. d- to Pri choice J Vn Je mn 2 } ited ett R # depose ble m all 5.2: ~- rceanti! srust ree. =) 80 2? Ss Sie & ° F, se e 4a -4 fo 85 ‘ Bhs mr «)i) sie . 1¢ 7 tf dend al sto . T10 ~. 7 : ate a R_. ite. us Fed Unit _ ae 145 St. 1. a ye oe, 2 +» 5BY m4 ulear i teens o™ +, 2 pay: ck w rs | Ibs. ' Chicago : 43 — °,* Hasan adh security eral! —. Rail. A . erat aed : St. I. =. Ee adj Ge a. 67%, to Br % White a wits s im 7 son 1o% nounced. yable June will carry th " ale, aor. wountl 4 | ed daily tocks Cle cryin ste eek of the offering | Fulton 5 4 figs Oh akaadniet Pe 75 "De Be “sy Pr. & ‘ee i>” b ee GiTa to B14} arate Amer ole deees 1% Ilo 1% | 1, it wa e| ° 0 4 1 o , , ipe. by Mark co " troliien on. Wresnx 1 TB he Exchange {se ee Tel com. ' 2e6 ; ° . . 48°, S78 ; | . F i N. ‘a “ Sh. ogee" ; Sait to anee Prete Pr. 7" Oil ereses 30% ‘) ° u Fa Aas an- f Fj 0 rich to ‘ ih, ae & 9. itrmen's Kteitnbe Mtat . pp terent ens Caer’ payed Avril Ce Cc. + eggs 6s 4 g * —_" } ~ Neabo & A. a a con. 41 Ge. 61 . Sou. ‘Pent & G trees Sy 26%, -9 : ony, emamemeneetnsis FIN lve- | - Ban } nA n c 0 rt T " 16 A R t mT! | . AN ; ” & | Peabod strid whic 0. e Apr ‘| ain- el. 5 772 iT e | Re rd A v. s.. o 60° Sta n tree 98 26 = 2K, —- CTAL ea ‘ CHI dg Ce: New Tox ne 1, oo Se ~KF ~ yp mS 3 ata com oe ($500) ge 781, 6&2 a A” vy, Se is i 4 | ree, on eee 640) ne . > fie a r C, oO a neon TOES eg * . CA ‘* . ; per or ing , rat! OT by ‘ on. ' ce s : . _ fF own 4 ; | S . ear be rf Je 3... i . J } Bi . i l. ‘* ais 220 ath "aS ' =e Lith : | 7s) ce a iad - i fd. ae Yee cent . &c on. he Unite Tn tix 24 pra .* a 4 1 So. Pac rfg. x. 4s . J ic x Led D omageier eager rt > P4e —-~--- Da nv © pou wis No eoee ril 7 | ,, Bank feria) woe of o of C a soa lir dighoma pra habe 56 “1 & So eal ee tes 48 feoan ge. Spar . 848 ot) Mo | ee ted Apri ertib nde deliv rts) pf totam altel —s Aske ew Yor! Tru nds ite first bicago to | Laclede Pe 5 eee BU 18 So Ry. con. 5s és... ‘me & | Cons. Copper BM cy Sa die 1%, 340 34 ) | April I, 192 e G Qtelb ton S 10 R see ee eeeeesereees 10 aked. | offeri ork an st Co., G mortg ang! Mo. P Steel .. Ge wat 100 2 So. Ry. ge ». 5s 63% to m2 x El Sal. Gol pict. slgtas: 1 9-16 of) » S9SU. old N uote « H ONTO Riesebesctsts:::: a it convertible o. 8 oldmmane Bache at sit Inernational, Show com ee yee | 1 Texas '¢ gt hy ees Rite eh Na ne * Spoke eet 1g | Wi} Pri otes ebtouted and’ oft no & ieoess.. ‘ % | cen ata 4 no of fiv seac o of B opfd. See eae Jv) ‘a ¢ Tex. & Oo. cv. Ge . Dis S71. 8A} ecla My . onescce ae ca | ce 1 art | t no a n ee ae Rv 7 : nN fr. price t tes of e-year % In e Apr Pes oun ; 1 Retell .“ 120) =| and ransfer ia True than 7 trich | Bc) ee 1 Rage 108} 100 6 Un. Pi v adi. Bs eee SU Seneca Cop, | oP GW od 5-16 ” | ter if J, 1925 ushe!l ho °-e oo ; 4 an t Cc ‘ 4 ’ Scr a Re se eeece e+e 2 ar a . ac & 4 To ee ye a) . a7 a2 L ‘s es e ; 9: ; x gh citi tert eeeee ss 102 1% | mharee acer on ae ag has bee 0’ ber | Hydrau: gBeTOW eee eeee, ‘oa Te ee va. Fee aphaate 48 to 477 nopah | Divid perier* és 1012 azt$ gai! y i | t, Yieldi fein , oe jer _Gosen eee. ee lela ap te 106 Ltd. of the A cent cum ordina: APD Int yeraulic Pp . ae et eee Bi nd = Cn Pac Ist 4s re aden to m4 Extens! a: Sakeke. fina 101, oh yaa — Jescriptive C Ing Ov “22 PR wwrn a 4 a oe a6 ce ; 4 ‘* ~~ : The Ce cadia Bu vlative rv share | ont . rick poh ae “a wires j 3 tC Pac ox. 4n le Laat tints tn ae % i te 97 United ining er oe, ee » "16 16 ee Wineine 9 ' abe ircula er 7 ‘a i at ES —iome ah ip etait ; i ae bee ntral C wer Ref preference | n{* te-Bi-Metallic mae ites kag Pac. rig. 40.2.2... listo Bl | Wes _ East a oh 2% wee | . r Furni 40° ‘Se to 4 £4 eee *seeee +e 2 ferred n uppo nion T ning om “ ! S rland r . etallic ° : 4% — | 1 . S| } ; of gs eben xauid Ril, ¢ 1 A t End ern : pes a” 4 i-} 2% n ishe F y 0 $1. "78 Match . vr 107 * trie C and co inted ruet (Co Co.., ‘st. LR lefe. _ a wis 0 Uv. s 2. & ‘ F 40 a Le o Ré , 4 lied P Cons . o 2 8 21 r ad U mreevege a cemidtos Oey oe | Chic rewtne Anon’ 42%: 4) TU. &. Rub 1. te etfs, 27 |} Am. T ack 6s oe ‘ sie | RE BO pon R stews tee + O07 10a The e to etock rar of ew ¥ hicago Ry Ass tenes 3% 55%, | Gf J. &, ae 2 «(lte f A _ & Tir bece. Bt 3 15- - re L ND ‘ equc > ffner ‘con Peve % cago arr of ¥ f th ork Waer ty. hn. 6s - MO 65 { Rubt 8 _». $3 o 28! nglo-A T. 6a 1% 16 4 15 DEP st ' te apatgny 120 gs ’ aii is Trust labiceh he tre Roc Mr Elect quipment __ = eo ; 4 1", 8. Ste geen ene 8249 T to Rot Goodric m. Oi] 7 (1924) ae f | _1% . o-Y¥r. Fi ATE ARTME | tal Noto; anos» #2 1 | pian:8mitn Bn R and Sav aw Elec Ter y mt tric .. ; 7 139 3% | JN tae a el sf. & bdessaukes WA, to If at? Intbo ch T. 7 isa, wl ft Mt be oe ‘| ret NT otors |... - Loa Atemés ntif : F tateasenreeerseny mu «| (OS | © cent bende On) Mths e and Yau >| oiret Be ince ewes cee ee, oes wh ae a2 West =. OSS oi oe Toren a Gt. Ge ......., nett noth 100 4 ding 6% ~~ " fumber odere e I : oy ahenecc eee ai 12 ses 800 D ang SoS iat rac meds aera Dank Jeeta Se . 467% i “1 West. a Se ER PRET 5: 791. to Weet Co. ~ Olas e068 be ast, 73 ® osx) an attracti {oO 1 rre Syst / st C $ ’ n ; Pe PP se r = hae he Me ew im © e distri strict N ‘ounty National * a! Bank ........ 42 47 Wilso ac. ne ‘Sighaliead efit &t 78% Russi Elec 7 Ww. ; saavevii : 88 AS 1. 8 ie Two ‘tive ob! OuTH AND E om . oe ees + B18 L., | See > yr Ye Sue of the comprions « 4 Rg ee a Wilwon Go. aa 20020022: 5 ee hui Russian 6% le wok °°: aoe an toe poratio Rector igatio Locu pa P Fes 088, 3 nay a8, ) due Bw Miss{ richeat ses ove 1" apne: 100° : 218k, | a Co, Dp eeaoniaes gas R14: BP RS eae Ege & Me | , PEL 8# struc n on Stree n of ST US$Ca ny PaBlie freeview 222500000057: : trially saippi V agri r 2 OREN tereses 2D T ag seca eA eee: s . ¢ | tructur th tc vernment % ebeg Sb Sebagt es ae y. 1926 to Valley, $a | £10 indiahoma at 9. cae Ens | B00 Total sales, meena 56 44 me ee — .. 20 se fae | ited re known 23-atory CAPITAL A ero an ae es , ee thon 4 r ta) Standard Ve 5 505, and ». ‘ 1 .. =e, ,000 y, it 4 e .00 aan ’ ee coe AN , n ft x ls AND ST" ° cw | ‘ " a7 7A R | 118 Marland a ve ; ago. rr year ag 612.000 4 agalnat $ ae Bt ESS Exempt bee CIAL a | of New Lp Santio’ a > SI RPI te ARLES 28 » i¢ eported Oil | oe nce t at © | aeainst $857.72 0 and ea oe Ee rom on oft ork clal di a. sUs, $ oe ann ., me daily Close | Feet Stes Electri | 000 st $857,726.01 it 3.423 on 1S? § ." All Fed -—-- ered when strict " » $10,000 | gm” abn Laila, “Mo. ee Bee £ : | 30. iat. “Bank of Commerce saieads years ago. Seat thei ose 7 wars | % Muni ral Income T. I] sue and received * oT J : —— ee ° : ; ~ Cc e . TN we . a . ° * ° } A ws ° : A tmerica ——p ; 0 Cirunite 3 . ~ —— 1085, - al vircul ccrue a -- : at 4) 1) | Rotee yee ites g.. ®t. | 10 fa mo Rank ; at SS | orei @ becure ond liar o d in t — - / otmidee oe owe Fa Gee > \ at 2 NEW » ‘ . n te red : @, (2 |e Secamee| 2 parinie a it ore | ray chara ber reauent to SP oe ana 8 or as "by ! | Co See linlarate peter eee Fa [a Best C ron con at 784 | Was pr mn the for pril 7 ° name this i -=96 ; A . ° ¥ te ‘ 210 | penny ea oe 450 “7% | 10 Int -Clyme com. at + | chee onounc orenoo ;.~-Anot e enid out and tio ] B , i io | [Crescent tertitescns ~e 20, intarna lional ped. at BBs, | mand ties eters trading wh decline | Hanchett oddone | r ond st aT seehongee. 5) sat 2 oun | + Suaher "A gg ye ‘at § | Moderate amou a new age hn dg I Bond Cir will ] 2 ; o Galena SINS 146 gon | 28 Temior A at 4 ie."com, at 8 to $3.06. "but tte’ by BLO” De: | 3” South La Sale Su 1910 Co. I] “” mpany | cular a ; ee ir Sanaa Saree) bia ™M oe & f 16) , Today's Ch showed ated nance an ae t. Lowi Street a | orresponde | interes re ea fe Pinole Ping S82 18 > an Temtor A at 464. ip eo i nag peg He e in| *00Third s Rep... . | m_ Off | ested j quest ee ee ‘ my : rine test n i rme . 2 ce N . — _. i ] ces “ ( to | Scrape tic Big [Sree rein Ress mit ie chan sete ee | peep ze . ° a6 ‘oe SP TRANG 414, go. : 6 Sarre — a on a a aie ae This ‘ ative ‘i see eees i7 10 CRNG — .—-—_-— 53.92; ba on. r > as th ° ive one-—7 s . c , crtbyseh} 2 | 245, Temi NOON FEBSION S411 Fee sa01: 90" days banker’ touows: |i it 40 olive | ty rief descript ireular con , i ; oO 2 a0 — * SA -3 saiiidiatainial c ° oO , : ’ n . r.& » ~ _ 4 | $0 Te r A. 47 LES e (fra mm 3.91; en , ‘ V-se rt S% S78 Merland’ 40% | oe. iS OA ye -. ame aye. . ven bonds ptions of tw | _—_- rt 100 Mariand. sy. | Seay. 5 92; hy ~g, days, $8.00. ferred as, note our w her- Sei 15 | 45 Temtor hae. if er dollar): cables, ire oer omand. ety 6: stocks S and pre ‘ «Seip ; > ne Prairie ee . lew Brick > ’ 42. AMO: erland Dema y . Rel lar): . . 320% e¥%e Vi >] . re - ! Sa42 : eavy ch No. Solar Pipe teers seen Aas 1 Waamer tenn ji ind: cables (france nd, 14; sium -@. 4? to al be din aa AMR : Cae tr Bet pig ge ie | ie iefttonesa ist, Somat atig: Haut iste e shout 10% 7 a ot eer a kee te anne ; ‘No 5 Pen pe ‘+eeee a bale) aw 6 © lahom mm ? : Ps | 1.57 per ms * cab na, cent 7 orn ° 5 aera nN . sU + " eo WN | . ~ 40: — . x nD. eG + #ete ‘ 2 Serta 1 a, Bs. ra Me Aus rk): lea, a7 , s ° adc ~ | Neer o - 3, $23 py ’ A 2. $80 , Standard i. Orepeererre ty ae ’ two zoos com er: PS say (cents Demand ' 7} ~ b lition t} ; scelpte re oon rt * . Stra : No eas. kc On ——- “ : row ron c mon : Dema 63. Bs per ’ 56: ny apou . lere ‘ain. net: « a heat w, 8 » 3 » Ind Caitfornia 15 i” > ice ‘dae » 56% ani mand Seakieaien’” Remon ; cab | t ie 1S als : & i actiatee 1. , Baha do ene ng la , **e*e e 4 S225 oe ft cane 78. ° cabl (cents . 21 po: ere sad. lee e an . rty-t Ww a list ‘ tate whe ™ Sle tate TORK Coffee = 3° Mentuch: . i otters : ; . AAS _! 0 | a pom ages Nm nn . ~B e 21 03 per oo to prices m 0 securit . , of ; 7 do rand milk at - . Aortl , " Nebra y bree Re s 10 Hy NE Ba | (ca eman P nha > De ° al , atu . - 1e¢s 2 a ve po a0 re res ort 7.— Cott Ao New tha rears meo 7. 3) | Moston TORK r Silve 18 nts per d, ] 60 gen oe 1863. ’ rities a with one se x = , : May. to— Rio ~~ gt, 2S ~ ose 415. a MEBNBoN. Xt Avril 7 evs 101 gbucnor Aires 1 ee 1. r aooe: : r B nd vields we unchat ‘Wester on : ™~ " a Rapa ** 4 . \ . We. . ° e . ree me . * > a ngedt ae taty: Union Tank. «ek be 15 a |r yp ONEy: Ts ber ean ar silver, 61.26 solar Diltee, So 17.95; oe ies, f .ND I on 1 a ga | : ' oeum err ee oo 8.9 en ie ai ho om | Ge silv owe scien ~ a Tn aay ): , , “are. ¥. ‘ Vv“ ashi on meee eer i ** 137 oan ce net. per une thee Direows te oid T ; St. Louis ’ nd, 62. e c 7 an. ane A ah am ¥) : . t rac Les i - Se er ‘eee 4° a - e mnenthe’ Rn ; here Basse auoted Market. — ry, we . Aor! vr : Tol - bills ¥: slab at $3 sane: te > * 48) TO edo Cl ~ zinc $90 pe 7 Incorpor mM :e \firnta 42 cach CEO. oO ove : Paton $8.45 r 300 e ehes ‘ at . 41@ ea ; pace. “yeerenl A r Seed Prices ee gO, pounds | - Alive jos ecemblet . A ~ ty .—} “ PA on 75: 1 mes. E per cen were stead: Bui par case. 3 - > wentt xchang t rentes, , @o S il A ; . centimes. ive eon Le nm the (Estabii “ LO ing | ene. io hi f j eee dolar was quote @l francs 314N ed 1900) 0. UIS : ’ mer . S TBR. 40.) . Broad Cine Chicag ’ sense | way, St. Louis, M : : , . ° . i ,? oO a Open. , . -| 8 ae. wu! “" j EEE tho Post | -|833.90°— Gorse cay cana gl 3 exercise y inv tion, | vestigates —_ his o ent or ¢ ntcessa all Fi | | wn vent oF speculation ad a ERE. . advert recom ised. T? mend SS ‘ . i : pever aan Bg we | tp - S08 ee a ene we See . hd | , x _ SS ov, me” 7 ciara aie al a a cen’ — Bin - ee at ot SPE ¢ ¥o a baa = 4 i eas rete 1, ber

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | . WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1920, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' DUIS. April, 7, Clos Clone __ Tuesday TAT TET 16214 %& M m7 Ti a — SITES TERMS IN | _ LIVESTOCK and calves, horses and alee valied on UTZ STOCK CORNER steady wth late t ere held about steady. NATIONAL STOCKYARDS, Iil.. Today's Sutimated pavecters recel pt _—* LE—A weak undertone beef steers here tod bulk of early transactions TLABORITES ELECT “ENTIRE TICKET IN FAST ST. LOUIS iti— ati tle 7,500; 1300: lor p, again re-| ay anc while apoeare] close to e year rcn¢ there were .. | paves la in the Gey tha: looked 1041 aa : he on final transac'i>.a may rule sti! 1] Hier ent Must Be Made With : utcher catile and ato: kere and few i. Veal ca'ves cerlired | . , >, on opening an! late, : 159% 1B "Exchange and Not With In- | ort sti:"more.” Too waa fib2e* Sr g@'. 14! 77. 1a" oy - id Is He Sa § PARTIAL LIST or SALES TODAY. dividuals, ys. @ BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS. Oo, AY. No. AY. Price. re ie . hat," veeeet ae eB 28: 1082022 on au 2 or” > - ee Smee ek “Te Ff | hd | to the Post-Dispatch. 11.,..072.... 11 75 7 W otab "eew YORK, Apri tomAlion A. G+ 104... ae 1 38. * 73008; it 10 New Party ins N le Vie- Q7Tb om yoluntarily roke the si ence sees cette on ad a. *oee ll oo . . +. he ofcne might which he has maintained| }::°°$5)°::: 1989 8----878.... 10 25 tory Against Combination eee the Board of Governors of the! 12....964.... 10 25 ee a . Bit ste, York Stock Exchange indefinite-| a. ,,%SIFERS. of Democrats and Republi- guspended a!) dealings in the stock | 433°°' e47'°°* i) on ee ae 4 8% =§=— 0G 'y | ; the Stutz Motor Car Co. Of América; 3....786.... 10 B+» 800... . 850 cans. Wednesday, and gave out the tebe * > ES 1.4..710.... 8 75 ‘+e eee ‘ dy, East or conditions on which he MixeD STEER AND JIEIFER SALES. —_—_—_— St. Leu. settle. 15....600.... 18 00 i235 | ms ios. 2s 64: ft» . Ryan will settle on the fol- Mieke -- ha i. oS ae 3 60 The newly formed Labor party of . #nal sets tua conditions.” read the state- Bes 482... 10 00 B..) 818. 925 | Illinois, in its first campaign on the Reed ees 5 . 405 8 35 tures, £42 Ss. ’ Zine, 4. Proposition ef settlement must | 2°----408-.-. 7 —_— East Side yesterday, won a signal vic- entirely without prejudice to his 0:2 1889. i 00 1...1400.... 21 tory in East St. Louis, where it elect- ee ona 1...1060.... 10 00 a el ee le oe 6... 245... 10 00 12. 988. 97 | ed every candidate on the ticket, and . Sook saen — ). ry j . =; , nge Committee, not with the| 1:::i120/:': ‘9 2 1°: 23300;7:: Bg | aieo in Belleville, where a majority jual members who owe stock 4. ae H ak ” »s peg sec DO ee of its candidates were elected. Ryan. eel by 7 Mad. Bho. > oe In three townships in Madison S$ When settlement-price is agreed : egg A NNERS AND C UTTERB. County, where the Labor party had n Mr. Ryan and Exchange OO. e-. Oe orry 38% ---+ 69 Jtickets in the field, its candidates mittee, it must be binding on 2. S10... 8¢ 1. sf) TS | were beaten by the combination of | mcareey, ,cechanes member} 4°:"ift "°° pis ik: a . 8 35 Republican and Democratic parties "A. Also on those who fail to de- | miow SoA aces ena ro -, ae Oe, See a an invest- l, fill out blank and informa- eptionally liver on their Wednesday sales. all General “RB, Exchange should clear all the joan transactions outstanding in the|heavies. One iead of weights from “4. Mr. Ryan must have the right | qo ais on te make @ public statement through share of ie share of par value ed stock Since the , and both re now re- §: ne basis of tion enclosed on will be our busi- nd the ex- that it of- I‘, monthly pany Notes pril 1, 1925. r 7.40%. rf them or had “rejected this proposi- ” lambe available ' market cents good than yesterday's high time. epote 75 cents lower on strong weights and Bis. O@16 and Pig market active and steady with best wetepts at Bo ares! ape. 50@2 16.25. No change on sheep which | - *h | kKnowledged today by the old party vas 40 to 50 : ite | loadere, the Laborites would have light hogs mold to a| Deen successful if the Democrats anc mock. giving Mr. Ryan check for Bihan at $16.65 and another load brought! Republicans had not combined to balance and giving acquittance to | ae sio hy, Bite oe the ond Menke! beat them. each member who owes: stock. a from $16.109218.40, medium to mens The Labor party will have a full heavier fror | tie *ket In the fleld for the East &t. | Louts School Board election April 1/7, the press, which he willl show to the | Roughs cleared large showing | committee in advance BR Re ier * SALES TOD | leaders announced this morning, and ghis settlement, elther rule off the | Av a a ‘0. and kve.! * Pr. ‘tions. The St. Clair County branch !* stock or deny it the privilege of free ; Ben kc nits nS AND site Pens “° la division of the regular State labor — a oy 81 di-: t +t - 18 2 40 50 Sf: BS + £0 |party organization, of which, John a ope ilienes t wie e. - ‘tsa: . 15 & si. ‘ ! ‘373’ ''/ 16 300—s« Fitzgerald of Chicago is the head. He m ; 16 a0 . partment that he had submittea| LIGiiTs AND PIGS UNDER. 350 LBS. | was the leader of the recent steel Shese “terms” to the Boara of Gov- | my PAC RERS AND STAGE. sin in workers’ strike. * | eee? “4 ‘* a 5 ' ™ rnore of ox seat Exchange Mon- 4..290......12 @ 2....900.... 1250 | Not a Strictly Union Party. morning an that they had SHEEP-~—Market eteady to strong on a’ “*] . . . t must not be understood as a : failed to take , light supply of shee and lambs. Beat ' a i either d any action On| capped lamba sold at 817.75. No fat wooled |strictly union party,” David Walsh, lleader of the East St. Louis branch. tion. sold from $12.50414.25. : “os He declared with considerable heat PARTIAL LIST OF SALDBS TODAY. | said today. All persons who labor that common justice demanded that | .. LAMBS. p, | can be members. We are particularly the Board of Governors either put | on Axe. 2F . Pe a 7 on t b k into th PUt | Ba cli 63.. 17 25 125 Clip... @5.. 17 leager to gct rain workers into a Tig Stock back on the trading list and | 141 Clip.. 8..17 2% = 125 Clip... 72... 17 00 | party.’ perm Clip.. @6.. 14 00 90 Clip.. 54.. 18 75 ee eet. ro a 10 Clip..*52.. 13 75 80 Clip. 54.. 18 75 Candidates to two important of- , HO Open rounds at the hores Ee the exchange altogether, for that he | market reflected fair action in al) depart- fices in East St. Louis were chosen could find other markete for it. He | mente. aptsering of horeee alone for auc aeons | |Assessor and Park Commissioner—_ ; amounted to slightly over 2 ead, n mo e added that he would have no trouble erate showing by weaeweek seonten. land an East St. Louisan, a Laborite. | locating these other markets. “Put it back on the exchange and to pnetee rafte my price of settlement is one thing,” ; stern chu " m , to rades. ; 195) ?: 200 | Bisa sctaseaneneatet fac sacs at dts EAR She moar ot Reve damn please to make it. The | Fair grate coutherners ese ssegesess BOG 115, The Labor victory in both cities impression has been given out that in Southern horses ........-...+ 4 $5 | was won largely through the unions. Ido not wish to make anv settle- Ree eee eee oe bri sk | In both cities, the organized labor | ment. This ts unjust to me.” at the opening today and general market at | bodies made thorough canvasses in HORS I QUOTATIONS. also was elected chairman of the gi3 | County Board of Supervisors, who also is _ automatically a member of 2 eee eeeeeeeaenvenee . resent fails to show the life of lai wees, behalf of the Lebor candidates, and IB ' oe na ae Uaeie daahes "nals eet in + lesat workers to the polls. oO ngs, ; agiin ! |Butter, Eggs and Poultry’ fair order. | There were many new wrinkles to Fr i eentindes = “ ers pnd to 17 hands ....... fountry eriseus Est mot lots mall _. a hands .... pry, pavells tated 2 Suites ma) yr +44 ‘Ss. . The x: O18. 096 | Men's Union; John A. Woods, a ome-grown old beets at 30° s S ushel box loose. N louisiana at 20q | Steers. 86.60 . SO. : | switedhman; Hunter Keith, formerly ivote was very dosen bunches; Texas hampers (new) gif ane “Yt a gp Rg gamve. | head of the Bartender’s Union—nor LaSér2 delivered. wethors, $15.50017.70: owes, $12@)\the Soft Drink Dispensers’ Union; TS&—Home-agrown bushel boxes loose at T5c to $1.50-—-top for extra fancy ONION®S—Home-grown sold at » per dozen ponches. wo sold from warns t $10 te to $12 per 100 pounds ~ ° “fo a4 Ricbaate ham at ot, | home-grown sold at $1.30 to : ‘per bu ri ~ 5: i 16h0 aa ow es, NERVOUS A at 9@11.90: butche: 4.900% feeder lambs, — ee EARLY NEW YORK COTTON April 7.—Hoge—Re- Fred A. de Jarnatt, a clerk in the AWARDS FOR DEATH OF McFarland’s Heirs Will $4700 if Customary Pro- cedure Is Followed. The Outlying Banks’ and the Board of Police Commis- sioners will consider in meetings to be held this week awards to be paid to the heirs of Patrolman Terrence McFarland, who was killed Monday ‘Taylor theater, Trust Co., 4474 Easton avenue. policemen killed in defending any member bank from robbery. The rule of the Police Board that a year’s salary shall be paid to the “dependents” of who has been killed in the discharge of his duty. McFarland was unmar- ried. A brother, Luke, is a fireman. McFarland made his home for many years, until two months ago, with the widow of his brother, Hugh Mc- Farland, a city detective, at 11258 Beyard avenue. Mrs. McFarland has ly years McFarland was a constant contributor to their, support. Six of the children now are grown. become heirs at law. ers will meet Iriday to consider the subject of award. If it adheres to the board rule and the outlying banks do the same, McFarland’s de- pendents or heirs will receive $4700. The pay of a patrolman is $1700 a vear. In addition, the Police Re- lief Association insurance payment | at death is $2000. Tells of McFarland’s Death. Sergt. Michael Flavin said yvester- day that when he was shot by tly | Farland, who carried him into the | shelter of the alley and then gsai:t i he would call an automobile. “*No, Terrence,’ 1 told him, ‘in the bank yet, don't let him get! away,’’ said Sergt. Flavin. “McFar- | land saluted and replied, ‘All right. | |Sergeant,’ and d@dnstead of going for the automobile followed the robber ‘into the theater, where he was killed. 'I grieve that my order sent him to the theater.” : The funeral of McFarland will te conducted with full police honors ‘tomorrow at 8:30 a. m, from! the undertaking rooms of Thomas .. | Finan, 2831 North Union avenue, to Vieltatson Church, Taylor and Ev ans venues, which is about one from the Easton-Taylor§ theater which he was killed. 'mass will be said by the Rev. Patrick Gavin and the Rev. T. Finan will preach the Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. | Sergts. Flavin and Henry and Pa- trolman Adams, who were wounded |} during the robbery, al! are progre Kathe: Kdward {ing favorably. The funeral of Smith, the robber. will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m., from an undertaker’s chapel at St. Louis avenue and Sarah. street to Valhalla Cemetery. ee 8 elected to ‘he Board of Education. tax from 49 cents to 60 cents. to in- crease teachers salaries, was carried. 648 to 440. and | O'Leary. president of the Street Car’ bay Se | William Jennings and D. W. Woods, butchers. D. W. Woods and Jen- nings are negroes, which also sup: plies a new angle, as union labor and the negroes have long been op- ponents in East St. Loutfs politics. ND IRREGULAR Elects x v y ‘IPs—Home-grown ARB—Home- grown at G5e to $1 IFY—-Home-arown at B58c to 60c bunches. CH. —some-ae grown eold at $1 to red nansemond at $2. and bermuda at 81. Er bu box loose. A By ae, or nancy and $1 for white. Fe Ee ary winerape, P 50c per| NEW YORK, April 7.—The cotton market showed extreme nervousness and a good dea! but there ts very little interest in that month and while May showed an opening advance of 15 points, other months were unchanged to 18 points lower under realiaing. Buyers of yesterday on the more gerious view of the pink boll worm situation seemed Inclined i in some instances on re ports that prohibition of planting in infested areas would not affect an acreage producing more than 35,000 bales per year, and private o—Sfome- Town eat- vellow do, nancy and queen at liaine-arown ee for bermuda $1.10 for yel- uote No. 1 to extra eoacy reports o a? Setter weather, realizing or liqu!- gano aperrele ft. 58,99 t9 became more active shortly after the t K.! at bay eal, des Ma somes, “ ME,.3 P.M. SPORTSMAN'S PARK BROWNS VS. CARDINALS —_—- Councilman for the First Ward and } bem om sale at ea een 4 Hats’s Cigar Boatmen'’s Bank PATROLMAN CONSIDERED Get Association by Frederick C. Smith in the Easton- | following the rob- | bery by Smith of the Easton-Taylor | The custom of the bank associn-— tion is to pay $1000 to the heirs of is a patrolman eight children, and during their ear-. Six no will is found, the six childrer will | The Board of Police Commission- robber he fell into tne arms of Ifc- | ‘he s | b! iver nx } in| . . } Requiem lhig* sermon. | ss-° Frank Burges for the Second Ward. George Null and Walter Wills were | A proposition to increase the schoo!) | Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. Thursday Evening, April 8th, at 8:00 P. ALL ARE WELCOME. A Free Lecture on Christian Science y FRANK H. LEONARD, C. 8. B. of Chicago. Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First at FOURTH CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, 5569 Page Bl. M. Si2 - 514 Self Served Is Best Strved{ Get. the Habit Breakfast -- Dinner-- Supper CHESTNUT ST. ae 4 WV S GARRICK THEATI9¢£ Every Day in the Year— | AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS TONITE! All Aboard FOR THE AT THE under the auspices of the St. Degree. and destitute. ADMISSION, $1.00 ‘GHUBERT- JEFFERSON see - r \. Mats. Today & Sat. 2:15 A WoOooDs PRESENTS PARLOR. poor Beane # ‘tae Room BEDROOM ‘wii:.': a. AND BATH ‘Own | Ovwn With EDDIE “THE FUNNIEST FARCE EVER WRITTEN” NEAT SUNDAY SEATS TOMORROW Mesters Lec & J. J. Shubert Presents Thelr Newest anid Most 1 p-to-the-Minute Of All Winter Garden Revues SHUBERT 2.33: 25 SCENES CAST OF castor GAIETIES i9 or i319 AN UNST RPASGED ARRAY OF Watson | LUDING ‘Jack Norweath. H / and a Chorus of Winter Garten Beauties | Eves. $1-82.50. Mats. Wed. « Sat. 50c- $2 o-— STARS GRAWN.O ILydelt & Macy: LAUGHTER THAT LASTS! MAY IRWIN In the Comedy That Kept New York and Chicago Merry for Many Months “On the Hiring Line” Kate & Wiley: the Day. Matinees Sat, Sun, Nights, “Sitti Menday Next—-Seatse Tomorrow COHAN and HARRIS Present TONITE! K. of C. Charity Ball Armory, Grand Av. and Market St. The biggest Knights of Columbus event of the season. Louis General Assembly, The proceeds of this Charity Ball are dispensed in the furtherance of Catholic education and in aiding the sick, COLUMBIA 11 A.M.—CEASELESS DAILY—11 P.M. SNAPPY SATIRE ATOLIVE TWO COMPLETE SHOWS N given Fourth OF SONGS STYLES AND SAYINGS “LOOK PLEASANT” | CARR. OLLIE and VIVACIOUS VAMPS EZRA MATHEWS & CO. ARTHUR & LEAH BELL BILL PRUITT—WAND A. MADLAINE TRAVERSE 1 “TH E TATTLE RS." —__—_— ———-— ee ee IGHTLY 7ePs" TOTEPM Pen Mats. Today anil t—righ standard Acts—t Sat., Best Seats. $1.50. SARANOFF and Billy Abbott with Nights, 8:15; 50c-$*. Winter Garden Violin Girls. Harriet Rempel & Co.; Bert & Hazel Skatelle: Bayes & Speck; Kinograms: Wrices during week, and Sun, Reserved Seats, On sale one week in advance. SUVUUUEDEEAUEUEDTOAEEOEEEOSETESEOTEDELU ET EED EOD ike FT TT AND SAN CARLO GRAND OPERACO. at 2:30. 15c 30c CAREW | —»—--- - Topics of | tie - 3$35e . [ 15¢-45¢, | ———= —— ODEO | MRS. FISKE | TODAY 2:30, “FAUST”; TONIGHT 8:20, , |“PORZA DEL DESTINO”; Thur. “La in a Comedy of Moonshine, Madness (| Boheme”; Friday, “C avalleria” and “Pag- and Make-Bellere ' Hiacel’’; Sat, Mat., “ Tales of Hoffman"; Sat. Night, “Trovatore.’ PRICES: $2 to 75c; | Box Seats, $2.50. ’ ’ Mis’ Nelly of N’Orleans Neate, 2.5 By Lancrence Eyre | op ols yy ve. (Direction of Marrison Grey Fiske) Matinees Performances Seats all day at Bald- Odeon Box Office opens Wednesday 50c to $2.50. Saturday | and Seturday |Nicht, 50c to $3.00, — — eS VWVAUDEVILLG (Orpheum: Circuit) - oOAM TO 2:15—TWICE FVERY DAY—3s:15 JOSEPH E. HOWARD IN BIG MUSICAL ROMANCE GRACE DEMAR ERWIN & JANE CONNELLY Paul — MORTON & GLASS — Naomi Jack Osterman: Novelty Clintons ALLEN ROGERS 15Se to B5O0c: Eves. 250 to $1.00 | Mata, a . — eee ee - Gee THEATRES S Orion eA | Coxct LAST DAYS Spena” MOUSE? i? a. m.—Continvous—Ii1 —— VAUDEVILLE A r Week Bill 39 Faate FIVE AMERICAN GIRLS A Quintet. of American Beauties in ong and Music Ai. SEATS 20(CTS F A WIFE 1S NEGLECTED BY Reoeat A Veritable Sensation MARIE STODDARD ‘CINDERELLA uy “ALICE'S PETS_-KELLY & POST bbertse Duo—Two Rawenne cuneate & Kari—iary Owen EDNA MAY FOSTER & re | Concert Orchestra, Photoplays., News| pissst — ——— 7 PHOTO PLAY | THEA BRS MARSHALL > Co, by NEAL Added Attractio WEST END = LYRIC. Ss DELMAR «ssxcBEUCLID.. NOW SHOWING “MY LADY’S GARTER” The mystery picture that holds you to the finish MR. AND MRS, CARTER DE HAVES in “TEASING THE SOIL” It is still throwing them into near convulsions. 1PM LAST DAYS ——_—— ee c HEROKEE | AND IOWA Tonight and Thursday (7 and 0 P. M.) NEILAN Presents “THE RIVER’S END” A Romance of God's Country, James Oliver Curwood; A HART in a 2-Part Drama Screen Supplement—fFox News—Pollard Com. n: Helen Brady, Soloist It's a show worth seeing. Ds Ceontinueus 2:30 to 11:00 SILVERMAN’'S ORCHESTRA Admission ROc and 44¢ |WM. FOX LIBERTY THEATER: Near Grand Mat., All Seats, 15c. Ev CHMAN’S SYMPHONY ORCHESTR te ig gy ay * Star, SHIRLEY MASON % EARLE WILLIAMS ~ In the Smart Society MOLLY ANDI =. CAPTAIN SWIFT fm e., Bal., 20c; Orch., 30c ALL THIS WEEK—TWO EXCEPTIONAL FEATURES The Popular Vitagraph MUTT par JEFF—FOX NEWS-—PRIZMA ~ aati —— et ee cet PHOTO PLAY THEATERS PHOTO PuAY THEATERS Leading Theaters Showing Paramount-Artcraft Pictures A ee eee ee TZ jdt gt. MATINEE, DAILY AMERICAS \ GREATEST ACTOR | JOIN BARRY MORE] OR JELLY Mi BY DE” = eae" = STEVEN SO PARA Tee NT ADICRART NSS aly "7+ ecole De EL ay, _ 23 > HIN( DELMAR, NEAR HAMILTON > ‘‘RBARRYMORE is Wonder- ful.’ —POST-DISPATC@H. 66 ON WITH. fy JHE. DANCE A PARAMOUNT ARTCRAFT PICTURE “FEATURING MAE MURRAY DAVID POWELL | Wy IXTH NEAR OLIVE R O Y A L Continuous 10 A. M. to 11 P. M. NAZIMOVA As Sigrid, the Dancing Girl, in She married the man she hated to shield the man she loved. | “STRONGER THAN DEATH” me a rr 8 ee SHENANDOAH QRARD FLORISSANT Grand JU A picturization of the novel for which Sir Gilbert Pcrker was knighted. Grand and F bos tstacsl NIATA axe, LINDELL SIMULTANEOUSL\I AT YOUR THEATERS BERT LYTELL —] Yo “THE RIGHT OF WAY” and Shenandoah GRAND = wi? ‘ —— (RAND ME iif RT ee ee eed 4867 eg A yg WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS. AMUTT JEFF BY BUD FISHER SMOWN AT THE FOLLOWING THEATRES EVERY: WEEK McNaie and Pe ad Natural Bridge GRAND and MIAMI LMAR DELMAR Lr ey North Grand GRAND and NATURAL BREIDOS "The FAMILY HORNOR’ , A First National Attraction WITH LITTLE BEN ALEXANDER A ROMANCE OF DIXIE rry Semon in “THE FLY COP” sHOW yt Ban PROMPTLY AT 1, 3,5, 7 AND 9 P. M. Prices Before 6 FP. M. Ze After 6. 2c and 40¢ HUMFELD’S CONCERT ORCHESTRA a DELMAR "4ea # Of ..4A4F AYE ANITA “Mind the Paint Girl” "CONGRESS “‘_ I+) } SE - 1 S" 1 -. » ETHEL CLAYTON in ane Commandment” —— | STEWART in The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service,

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BP BEER SLM Anite. Betber Paper sina soveceeMilletadt Township , erg, gas uttetiitis abe Wesieas 7 ¥ 4 ' - 12 ST. LOUIS e _ POST-DISPATCH. | we . = ¥ Ce eet ele oll PO a eee he? els ie eal “e » ae ts. be " 4 s rubs. . - “ena ee ae aa Sodeetedl ws — ee ies SFO ee eT eye SRT - WHAT IS IT THAT DRAWS PEOPLE TO THESE COLUMNS? Mostly self-interest. _ Advertise here and reach the right ones. “WE Marriage | Licenses Births Recorded Burial Permits +e. Diexy, Julla ee $7, Hyman Mandel], 39, 1817 Kathleen Sanger, 7. 2006 Sarab; k | Dolman: nephritis ma aceon teat 118 Xan; cholelithiesia 2. B. Leigh 84, Ht 06 'S Broad way; apo- 4362 Cook; pneumonia. Carr: homicide. N. b; ecariet City News in Brief I MARRIAGE LICENSES. Wilmer Smith 3119 Pine Rocksie alone 8124 Pine mes Stewart ...........Hot Springs, Ark ennie May Sutter .......Hot Springs, Ark eee 2000 Harper .. 26238 Wirittier ve ! Mo ..Luaxembure. Mo ..Cedar Hill, Mo ..Cedar Lill, Mo 2 , Zlet .1435 &. *eeevreere Schoenhelter Annie Kuester Oth ..-201) Relliey eee 7511 Rellley 5438 Odell 4708S lay .. LIOTA Chestnut Victer lorman Piassa be Elisa Num Peask Oy Meicheniecie peso 4,5 Mal... 290 tsa Ei Sickela: izabeth I aileman Epogerick Kol Kolbe . ' saan 412s I’r airie le Lee Malech Be ecce va M. Perkins Schaniét te T. Fern ae M 6024 Bartmer De 1918 8. th Shaugbnessey.. ..8714 Lincoin itze!) esenerereaeevneeaeeereererer .Chicago. - Ay ee eee Louisville, Ky sosceconses ss ABAt Norfo:k ind ws Grain es 1912 Wash Vincent (ieystus Tanigca eile, Giamo. Bt. » Louis County. Mo Marie Core a doe— i, 8t. Louls County, Mo flion......1444 N, Jefferson 5, Lather sesvsrovs susie N. Jefferson n H, Usinger ..... Russell lie C. Murphy ....... Snoees onrep eee veneer irain nia Hiasel May tne 22000000 .., SBA1IA Fhe C. Werdes ............ Memphis, Tenn Henley ... _.4#02T7TA Laba lie a a seen eereee _* 52387 Jas ett 5220 Rotan ral rrario Te aes bog seseecvocec cues N. Broadway ~eeee-- Arconate, Italy Hannibal, Mo OSA Pennsy!vania se eee eee eer Alma Yoate F Paul Restelli Angela Paro he Beidier ....++++: nk George Pickett ..... year Alma Hall eee 6625 ’ Southw est | 5521 Southwest | pieeee Valley Park, Mo — . i cesbeces fren raters ' Ure .....+.- Valley Park. Mo w Cote eremeente ie Mi Baie Joie oF S. Parker 1127 Aubert | es ck C. ee Deomerer TE Oakville. nt , 8932 Connecticut ss & oe mith — Christine EF Hea a sat Any Vonhall ..:. Fouts F. aren Stra Loutan” ashi Yarry I — Binal ie H. Blomenkamp....4 SOTTOIG cocccccccoses Van W ussell ee eecesereses es NOKOMIN, Tha MM. al eeeevreeveeeeee S500 Fpmes Ww ~, ereeereeeeeeeeeeve Bindelar ........-2616 California August G Angeline Schiller .............3020 Wyoming Henry W. Schaeffer .6522 Loulriana Lilian E. spol .T27A Bates pemard Kdeebeccese SSA &, kth da «AEE Sesées S2yu Laini John Sidor “eee ene eeeeeeeereeeeeee ‘saan’? Faseton Rope oo i heen ae edee 1426 N. 13th omas Witbeck eeeeereeeee ee . 205 otames ldie aemeee Sh i RR et oy Ten TeTTTTiTiriiiTtte. Parnell ep akihde > ee Sherman pl Amin ....2.40-...42384 Lucky corseseseess SOLS N, Union . Trt: °-* Til Robinson 3005 Clark edalia, Agnes ry Bennett Sedalia. Mo Gertrude Se eetipeemett le a Theodore Ledwix Schneider. .. AT2S Hanover Hmma Antonette Vonderhaar— Gardenville, Mo | me re ry re peececceeccce .-Alton, 11] Aiton, Ill Blanton eo. Bleed t. Louis. Ill lenn see ee eeeeeeeeeeeneee 18 J aclede Randolph fie Siac » ar Cozens Bree Bees a At East St. Louis. kam Gillen eeeccecces ast Bt. Loute, Ill \ Stemak .........Hast St. Louis. Ill djbest none ~seeee++Beolle Prairie, I1) Cook ; Ferdinand J, Meyrose— mn sae srwnetny Groves, M erry 8782 Caroline Meees Arbor. ‘Maplewood. Mo 2530 Grover Na Soto. Mo .8518 8. Grand _ BABOA Keokuk . 264A Geyer 20 N. Grand .Kirkwood. Mo .7208 Virginia 7211 Michigen beneddébeene Cam rrai, Wi »«- Tell City, Ind Kenneriy 6 Lierthold Tl sree ee ee eee eee eee eee ton, Ill -_- ---- At Belleville. —~ ppempeueped pesececs Delia “Gibson See ..+»Mascoutah Mascoutah Louls L .East St. St. outs D ....++-Milistadt Township q. tfleld BY ver. seeeeesseeesOQwensboro, Ky sere ee eeeeerer ee ee ee 'Pelievilios Jr. Ceeererececeress MWAnsea Cote eee eee eeeeeeesces s SWaneea “sm [out tt eeeceteeesesscees +O Falion sasesesdedsececcec) MaUOe At Cla Claytoa, loott eee ee eeteres lumbus, O eee eee eee ee ee ee eee 42 Aubert um, Mo igus, Mo 4 Calhoun ves, Mo ia 2b At St. t iinates i. teteeerereee oves.FOristel?, Mo seeseeseess Wentaville, Mo t+ yy RR oseccccccceseccccs Me Louie BO accccccecceccecctt, Louis | Pameag, 2, Medonaia Bosc ceccccec Me - BeS@00b0bS60cccbece css uls BIRTHS RECORDED . 8127 agers Hu int | rt Suth Men's Association will observe Arbor te BRA Cook | . Jackson, eel | — eeeesesess,-COtawigsa, Lio Eatelie Me Jones $0 60000 p85 Jennings rd) uls BOYS. Fitssimmons, 4342 & ebeter Groves, oin, 4585 iowie sicher Sere riyne, dementia. Set es i deetaplann mae OTe = 1 pate I a . 86, Sisters of the Poor: esten- me RR? tc I ANNOUNCEMENTS | GOV. os E. ate — OF MAINE, who will April 13 as a member of , #, ee. ©. of the Inter- church World Movement, is anxious to meet Maine people in St. Louis that day at luncheon or in some way that will not interfere with the team activities and give them information about the Maine Centen- L. lL. Leonard, Rialto Buijld- asked by Gov. Milliken to arrange for sock a meeting. -_- ————_ DR. JOHN WES!E&Y HILL, CHANCEL- lor of Lincoln Memorial of New York and Cumberland Gap, Tenn., will speak on “Americanism and Perils and Problems of | Reconstruction,’’ at the weekly luncheon of | the Rotary Club of St. Louls tomorrow Hotel Statler. ST. LOUIS BUSINESS day | Friday afternoon at See with a program at | THE NORTH a "3405 Chippewa! Chain ef Rocks Par PRESIDENT WILLIAM A NEITSON OF aunets Coege will address members and riends of t Smith College and Harvard Clube at Hotel Statler at a luncheon at l p. m. Friday. He will speak on the gen- eral need of college endowment funds to augiment the salaries of teachers and special reference will be made to the campaign for 000,000 fund for Smith College. - ——-— — THE ST. LOUIS DRUG AND CHEMICAL Club, recently organized with 100 members, will hold its formal opening Friday noon tn ts club roums on the Chestnut street side of Rae My Pianters Hotel, formerly occupled by a buffet MISS MABEL EVANS, CITIILD TRAINING expert. will give the sixth in her serics of | lectures on mothercraft at Schuyler Memorial. 1210 Locust etreet. Monday afternoon. She will be assisted] by Mrs. J. Guerard. who will sing, and Mrs. F. A. Clifford, who will teil stories. The mothers will be taught how to amuse and insetruct thelr children through song and story. POLICE ITEMS MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD DETEC.- tives reported that 600 feet of double-stran| wire been cut from their poles cast ai at os of the Newstead avenue crossing last — The service was crippled | aril MRS. IDA REIFF OF 5007 IDAHO AVE. nue routed two daylight burglars who used a duplicate key to get into her home at 3 pp. m. J ng fy She heard them ring the front but on seeing they were strangers aia” not answer the door. They then went to the rear @oor and knocked and, tan no response, picked the lock with the they stepped into the kitchen Mrs. Reit Seized a brovum and screamed. They id -———- + MRS. MINNIE WICKERT, 2535A NORTH Market street, was busy hanging clothes in the attic of her home yesterday when a burglar eaieres mh. and stole two purses containing and a pistol from a holster hanging in a closet. TWO GALLONS: - AND 14 HALF PINTS of whisky, together with two bottles of bit- ore, valued manent os, were stolen yes- terday from the ome of Angel D l, 2523A Marcus avenue. r — _ CECIL WOMACK, 9 YEARS OLD, OF 1403 Chouteau avenue, suffered a fracture4 foot and lee yesterday when the leg became caught in the spokes of the whee! of a wago. being driven across a lot at Twelfth street and Chouteau avenue on to which the bo had ‘hopped"’ unseen by the driver. f DR. CHARLES W. J. SPECHT. 67 YEARS ote. of Fairview, Ok., a former resident of t. Louis, who had been here for several months marketing an electrical vibrator of his invention ates eotersay at the home of ao. ta Edwards, 8 age boulevard. after a drief ilinees kk, povta. By He is surviv ed by his widow and Bix children. Several dozen chickens and a quantity of eggs were destroyed in a fire at the bulld- ine occupied by the Sam Arky Commission .. = Franklin tay Fe 3 a. m. today. amage was estimat at © to ti building and $250 to contents. fo amps a et. M. was clect “iret Directress of the Episcopn! | Orphans’. Home, 1711 South Grand eames . The election, which was the seventy-seventh, was held at a age 4 Memortal House, Christ Church Cathedral, with Bishop Tuttle pre- eiding. Other officers chusen were Mrs. fees > Delafield, second directress, Mrs. H. H, Denison, secretary, Miss Julian M. Upshaw, treasurer. The board of manag- ere consists of women from all the rithes In the city. The home is 4@irected by Dea- coness Leonora and has about 75 inmates. -_——_— -_— H. H. FITTS, SOUTHWESTERN SALES | | Bhuttlewcrth (nee manger of the Simmons Hardware Co.. elected chairman of the Sales Bureau by its executive cofmmittee yester- day. Fitts succeds A. B. Young. resignation was forced by ill health. Mar- tin J. Wolf and B. B. Canon were elected members of the executive committee to fll vacancles. oo ee was — ee ee ee (beatns } at | DEATHS JENKINS—Entered into rest on Friday, 1920, at Los Angeles, Cal.. Kadis ddie He leaves ~* ohn W. and of Kansas City Louls, Mo. and} uy. in Forest Lawn hree brothers, 0.; Joh w pers please copy. BLEIN—Entered into rest on siainate April 6, 1920 at 6:15 p. m., Anton Klein, beloved husband of Lena Klein (nee Beiuk), and our dear father. father-in-law and grand- father. aged 69 years. Funeral from residence of his daughter, Mra. Gus Beyer. =e ssuth avenue. Tri- day. April DB. at 2: m.. to St. Engel- hert’ s Church, thence > ‘Bellefontaine Come. KRAZER— Entered into res April 6, 1920 at 9:15 p. m.. beloved husband of Catherine Hoelmann), dear father of William, Walte®* John. Charles and win Krazer and our dear father-in-law, grandfather and brother, aged 71 vears. Funeral from the Veldner chapel, 2223 St. louis avenue, Thureday, April § at 2 p. nmi. thence to Frieden’s Cemetery. (ce) Anri! Mer aki. AND—-Suddeniy. on Monday, on senéay. n F. Krazer. inee | tempor- | Willlam Mueller, | ' i HOWARD YESTERDAY Deceased was a Manare: -«’ | grardfather. t 3p. m., Terrence McParland. beloved TA of Luke and the la Hueh McFarland and our dear uncle. Funeral from Thomas J. inan’s chape'. 2831 North Union avenue, on Thursday, April 8, at 8:80 a. m., to Visitation Church. Inter- ment in ¢ ‘alvary Cemetery. member of St. Kenrick Council, Knighte of Columbus. LEIBROCK ~—Entered into rest on W ednes- | he April 7, 1920, Deceased was a ed &3 years and 4 days. daughter of ) } ' ' | Louis Pollee Department and / Katherine Marta Lie- '! ! Dre . m. Taterment St. Paul's Cemetery. (c¢) ? i | PERSONAL | PERSONAL — ~ — ad ieee LOR LPL eh PERSON nyone ey ot temaey N-25, Post- Dis, ersoue Who saw ($0) | please notify PERSONAL— Tower Grove | Saturday about 6 p. m prin ont ai Arsenal, please RB ing. alfram, 2008 Park. Grand | {c —_— -':BIDS WANTED PPB M LAL Teo bod Icipal bonds, dated . municipa nds ate ril 1, 1920, due 40 years after date, wit " of redemption after 10 vears from their he bonds are of the denomination each, bearing interest at the rate per annum, payable semi-annually 1 and ee a- or at the Anetin Nationa! Bank, Avuetin, Texas he office of the € all taxable Moa value last Said = under oosiel bide at Palestine, ril 15, 1920: deposit of 8% required. char the right to reject any an A. I. Ww May o3) SEALED. PROPOSALS family resi. PROPOSALS FOR COAT-—Office Misstastop! Due notice | fc) | River Commission, First eng . Second Dis- tricts, customhouse, Memphia, proposals will be received here unti! 11 a. m. April 10, 1920. and then opened . for furnishin gand delivering 15 tons of mine-run coal and tons of lump coal, in barges. Further information on applis cation. c4) BIDS will be received by the Board of = lic Service of the City of St. Louls, Room 208 City Hall, until 12 m. prit 26, 1920, for reconstructing Locust stree teenth street to Jefferson avenue. specifications and forms of other information can be had at the offive of the President of the Roard of Punic Service, _Reom 500 City Hell. BIDS will be received by the Board of — c Bervice of the City of St. Loutse, Room) ous. new City Hall, 12 M.. April 2, 1920, for improving King’s highway, North east. from Kuclid avenue 4. West Florissant | Biddle street Ourteenth street, running south of Biddle street. Pians, specifications and forms of contract and other information can be at the office of the ident, Board of blic Gervies, SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE—1, the daieentenin will tbe’ responsible. for ‘any Fy Ty ~ Ww Tire t: contract eens Ove Ss vr, NALD P. MUNRO. (5) WW are D—A perso charitably tnclined couple of nasy who have a large. com take fi who —_ a pay per week rd: cou te must @ an interest tn the ors. and p their recreation; the man must R father to them ater J h aed oe fly would by. 3 AL—A where- | abouts of Lillie, E Ethel or Annie Haselman, ox PRL Ah of Palestine will offer for sale option | bonds will be | Texas | Tenn.——Sealed | | | } 2 | { LosT and FOUND | |*22: LOST weeererrrs—"> Pe WL ee, |'AUTO LICENSE PLATE—Lost; 44,417; re- ward. Call Central 5625. AUTVU LICENSES—Lost. Sunda 410: state, 54.949: return to 4 BAG—Lost: black velvet; Eastern Sunday about 4:30, Mogler’s Theater,’ 9th and Bre- men. containing $6; reward. Mrs. W. J. Carr, 8511 N, th st. city. i6 Ea sto CARPET CLEANING—UPHOLST'G GLOBE Carpet ms Co., _ Bomont 852. Centra . | CHICAGO Carpet Guanine Co., car Ovated like new, US29 Finney. 2030, Delmar 2451, . ant | CARPENTER “WORK-_Ané jobbing. work a specialty: work guaranteed. Cozens. 2624 Sait i et. fcR) pets ren- “ Lindell _MISCELLAN EOUS | NOTICES _ a cabinet CUTTING Contracting Co. tor 236. Phone Urand and removing concrete. aaes| 54 Vie- (c8) NK BOOK—Loet, Hodiamont. Delmar BL. Cabany 19003. GOSBA Suburban. (c) AR PIN—Loast. 4 sets, between Sth and — omery and 12th and Benton. Return llol enton, receive rew BAR PIN—Lost; small, cold, —} with pearis, Saturday. downtown; reward. Forest 4768W. . “te) s blown ou ; plumbing. GAS pi antee 1.50; fitter. work guaranteed. ‘ (cl4 $3; satisfaction guar- | Viemban. Bomont 1412 7 GAS PIPES cleaned, $2.50: sneves cgnnected, 3412 Thomas, Cent. 96681. Lin. 384M. | CONSTRU GAS PIPES blown out, 33. We READS—Lost. on Good Friday. strand white coral, between St. Mark's Church and 346 Pivigest: return to address and receive re- | WGECLE_Litew Flyer; stolen from Barr | Library: liberal) reward offered; no tions asked. George Brunsecn, 8265 &. fersen av. a Jef- | rod) | COUCPE—Person who took Chandler coupe | ital, re- list, in reward. from in front of St. Luké’s Hos turn notebook and physician's cal cereica! bag; no questions asked; 5653 Delmar bi. TISLHARGE PAPERS—Le Osty Please return to Sullivan, 13. av. reward. —_—— DoG— Last, lar. Return to 3412 — ei eee ee DOG. -Lost. white male poodle: and . letter. N. Garrison (Dy) black and tan female, with col- __ ae Se reward. (3 (cH) | ques- | HOURS: ~ are gatisfied. Jo 1411 Ww eagnt et. sol Tyler 222u hn Schoen up your floor. cut your pipes or dirty your we don’t want your money unless Piumbin Kinloch Central 5367. (c14) If YOU 2S891R. 221 8&8. Montrose. M. \FRIX--Have quantity of nade’ Want reasonable figure: to follow: answer immediately. Post-Dispatch. _ PrERCOLATORS mats more We repair ali Box N- makes: to | wor want vour ashes hauled, Call Boinont « 343, : put | on handles that don’t burn off: also solder sluminumware. _ 915 N. roadway. co- ee ee UNION House Cleaning Co. ic 36) does expert paper | and fresco. paint cleaning: give us a4 trial! and be convinced. Phone Main 2€03. N. 1fth. Metropolitan 5 to 50c Sto CAabany 5065. L&81 Plymouth ay. DOG-—-Lost: Boston bull; answers to name | ‘*Troubles:’" reward. S@STA Minerva av DOG—Last: inbred | English brindie bull: | sewers to ‘name ‘**Rugter.’ ANS E reward. ‘(Cabanyv 1459 Lost: -bull pup. white. spots: reward. Phone Central 2H5. | DOG—Loest: white male of rote. please phone Riverside 1857M or cal Alaska: reward. white, with brown swers to name Tippy; reward. Natural Bridge. Delmar S45R. a. , DOG—Lost: white toy poodle: male; in neigh- borhood of Page and Goodfellow ; naine Midget. If found. call Cabany 2>sw or with a4; F oyeet | (c 4114A 100,459, at tc hamber Phone taken from Chalmers iw noon Monday. in city or | imitation tortoise shell; at | — ' mov ing. white, _ spot license 6484; return to 4813 Cote | liberal é.. ireproof warehouse; STORAGE AND MOVING Te a i i HEIGHTS ARSENAL Central 3530, contract. Laclede Bomont 850. eee will move you by th —~Sw™ 2725 (ot}) SOUTH SIDE STORAGE AND MOVING CO ; C- (eS) 1908 Stdnev at.: fireproof warehouse. tor ROT. Sidn y 2Rh. ADV ANC] E Moving C'o., $4.50 load. quick mover; 5751 Easton. the careful; storage. CORD shipping, NoOTO. to or con- tract. furniture in exchange. Bomont ye >). or ) a © abany 53) WE advance money on furniture. rics. sew- ing machines and Victrolas if stored in our Wiehe Furniture warehouse. _Co.. 1516 Franklin __ Central 33 - WASHINGTON EX | Delmar and King's highway; hauling. Forest 3074: (c “PRESS truck for hire: Delmar 2489. “AMERICAN STORAGE C lowest varanteed moving: get our rates. 2? tomont 261, Central 6820. O. and Steraze 03. 8) insurance; ~ LEONORI STORAGE CO. Fireproof warehouses for safe storage ot etc.: automobiles. boxes. pianos. move, pack ship: service oe eatisfactory. Con sign your Crand-Laclede avs. furniture, MOVING TO CAZL.IFORNI I will save you about 50% your household and coupe at 6th and Pine: containing toys: valuable on account of being samples: age was labeled Louts ‘. Please return and receive reward; questions asked. Louis Lange |! io... 2eOH » Te S ay. PIN—Lost: | hbone set with diamonds; __ ward. 511A Utah. iSdnev 2467R. PIN—I.ost: cameo: neighborhood _ of ‘Grand and Utah or Humphrey st. or on Grand car to Humboldt Bidg. Call ‘Sidney SS48w : rew ar dq. ic) P U CRSE - Toet: dav p. _m., no io4) tads ‘es: C : reward Delmar 4 biack purse, taining money. checke: Arsena! vois. _ 8126 _penmeyivesia: reward. PU CRSE—L ost, a s: Saturday }- reward. Mrs. mr = : dlack: Sunday, con- | and Gra- (c4) f;rand (‘pera pases and monev lil. Stainthoy, Dupo. black: containing giasses, rl RSE—Lost: Causiand av. tokens. small change. same to 7022 Ethel av.: rosary, reward. man's, Cal _Victor LING—Last: =: vi ng : _Tewar ra. RIN«(}+—Lost: kentiemar’ s ring. initials ‘* * “reermeter. pene Olive _#t. ROSARY-—Lost; turquoise: Thursday eve- ning, March 81; name G. Higgins. (s!1 Olive 7160, _ * SUIT CASE-—-Lost. small: clothing and shoes: cherry ifamonid biem on shirt, on 4th or Maret st. Cabany 56527. SWEATER Lost: pink, white silk stockings: _AT39W, r 2881R. Japanese § signet | Tuesuay; reward. _ (e)| boy" 8 cymnesium | eme- car. eal: c hild’ s, downtown. Cabany | TT on lady's. open- face: ( ‘ashier, Olive » 528 WATCH. CHARM-—-Lost, M: wnday. ~ Aprtt 5, about 6 p. m.. monogram ‘‘D. J. K.:” gold, ! on 59800 biock Kingebury: reward. 65927 % terman av. cold; re- ward. _ brace- reward. Saturday: link keepsake: ir yore return the let: mame tneide case: Olive T7745. vw HOEVE R took " jeather office of Larenzo E _enck samme if they will enciosed. ow RIST WATCH—Leat, Nug ent’s and Natural Bridge car or siataral Bridge car: initials. RR Phone Colfax 1818J: reward. WATCH—Lost, ~~ ~-yg Ry make: street 4 6th and Olive. or be- Olive and "Cheetnut on 6th. Blue from the’ twoen pack- Lange Publishing | *ublishing | | re- } (a) | Case car, Tues-| A. B. 348%. House, TO As | - Finder please return | | DO | dance the latest dances? diamond-shape ruby | i _ | HARD- TIME party, at Lafayette Hall, il Wear your old clothes and | av. | i —-—-~—- | tj Co. may | c©) | BERNH! "ARDY" =] link ae between | an 1. | Hotel. “ +H PARTY returgins letter, lost with brief case. mt tee | 27th, please communicate wih ison ¥ Son, 1854 Pterce BA Libera! Eine rd. ~~ | POCK PTBOOK— Found: M | ange — fe Hodiamont and Hamilton 1266 Ambheret. tween OVE ERCOAT— Re teceived by mistake at Coll-| N-804, Post-Dispatoh automobile tire on rim. Cab- c4) = [BUSINESS CARDS | seu m™m TIRE —Founé4, _ any 4940. _ ELECTRIC WIRING, ere. LUT eo s wire your house and careteh Iztures; estimates free. Sidnev 3940. Industrial | Electric Ser, Co., 2247 O Ohio. 'STARTING, lighting, ignition. systems any appliances electrical | pdiuated, repaired, wound. Forest 7471 THOR Elec. Co. 12i8 Ce taba av. ouse wiring and xtu all work ar- gniteed. Cali Riv receae.S Bik between Fang | m. and 7 83) > | oot > BOOKKEEPER. enemies appearance, } OUNK ; neat in general office position Box N-591. ll ae and interest appr Post-Dispatch. by young woman who = | grac vate. 4 years ) Chestnut. _ DANCING ST i i i i a i i i I . Vil say Adams’ private Ye Lin lell 4745. 1 took 6 lessons at school, 2965 West Pine lancing | ~— —— ee CLASS I ESSON- -Thursday Dancing Acaiemy. Grand and West r*. ‘ aper' Vv Cr, ASS LESSON— Thursday evening. Dancing Academy, Grand and \ Pp Flaherty. “est ( Pine 18th st., April &. and win prize. ev vening. Utopia Pine, pans (4) a e topia | (78) | oe DANCING—At Stag Athletic Cluv, 2914 8. | evening. 4- | including Jefferson av., every Sunday tnission, rents, 40c; ladies, 20c, checking and war tax. New jazz band. (c82) DANCING—Princess Acaderry. 4470 every day ‘and Thursday od: best instructors H. A. Buchman n. DANCE— Modern evening; private Cor! npetent instructors. 1c ‘Palac ‘e, 3517 hone LEARN TO voor 4 every Olive et. ho > * £5 Dancing Academy, grand orchestra; dancing aw i spring floar; aay Mondays and Friday evening: ladies 2he. H. Albers, admission, manager. Olive and 2%h sta.. Easton Sunday evenings: classes Tues- evenings: ‘quickest meth- feS5x) | methods: lessons any Sun - Louis’ positively best training: niisreprerentations: favs, Satur€ayve: union sons and classes dalivr. special, 6 1-hour lessons, $1. upstairs. no fallures music: pri ternoons. danctng Mon cays. . Thyr s-| afternoons and every evening except =; instruction classes every Tuesday men 50c; lea ling echool oo YOU edueate vour head, ev enines: 4¥V10A De imate) , why not your feet? Learn to dance at Cave Danoing Academy Olive and 29th sts.; Friday evenings: also Tuesday, and Saturday afternoons; private Monday, Wednesday and noons and by appointment. Bomont 2809. Call or classes Tuesday Thureday lenses aturday after- phone ies) DETECTIVES POLO Ll elle DETECTIVE—All work guaranteed: al expertence. Call Olive 1874. - § nation | fed) and lone EX-OFFICER does shadowin gating. 318 Fullerton Bide. 5768 or Olive H107; # «. cor. -—Expert: shadowing. gating; reasonable; 44: MA Kaston. Forest 1537 investi- Central wth and Pine. (8) | investi- . cia poem's see ECTIVE—Does shadowing, ng: locates missing people; ne Finney av. mar 3744X. invest! ~y ; confiden Phone Lindell 5102, ows | fal. vestigating. Miss J tes est . am Pe hadow'ng and ~ : 5008 Cat : wee. (7) ell CR, ee | DRESSMAKING and alter work. 4041 West Pine. first-c 9123, mabe KIPP, expert woman detective; OT eg reference. Phones Forest 9 at ry y DRESSMAKING.AND_MICLINERY 3 Lindell taarr ee _INSTRUCTION _ INSTRU ICTION—Spanish: bo exc N- Post -Disvate ee young lady nae Spanish lessons ~for ‘enalioh AGE. shorthand "stems taught ea Gertrude Hartsoc pert individual instruction, bo he ay ¢ end eve- . Cab M EOICAL Sp * oe: Louis Maternity Hospital. - PROFESSIONAL —— eee DERM TOLGGY -Seeeeoes ty 1-peodie e} - ladies only nae 7 eat 1 =e tro] : Railwes Exehange Blég z @ Olive rn or na pered, 5-50; — = Lacled od tae Lemaent shan wie PAPER a line and wet 2800 Gamble ALL PAP tes Pestatons t cleaning 1648. between 7 zh 2 a re cAEER MT Reval 404 Wee a WE do high-grade decorating. pafntin ge. wal —+ and hardwood fintshin sean grees ¢ fture and also hardw oor re- | ebing, aS the best grade material | and first-cla as A ae ip. We are at per service. att oure Wainwright R ae. ive Ths ntral 442. A nce telephone Lindel iso NER— First lass: drop hea. in time. “7 Close, EMPLOYMENT WANTED MEN, BOYS OPERATOR—Rapid. enced, des Pp willing to — Steste al rivate branch work. Box N-3860, P.- N-72, | TELEPHONE OPERATOR Position aé pri-| bran ch operator: Forest epuperi- axchan WOMAN—Sit. br housework; $2 a week. middle-aged, to help with B no washing or troning; wages | = Hill's Terrace. MEN—#it.; experienced for house clcan- N ing. Phone Lindell 8455W 7s ramen. . WOMAN—Colored, wants iaun tng. Thursday and Friday. Bomont 164% w. » Zs) N—W k UNG WOMAN-—-Wants ean! 2 o r 8 days a wee ning az usewor Post-Dispatch. __( ha ndry or clean | cal ‘nitive. ah an (4 HELP WANTED or 411 Federa! Cabany 3 \AUTO MECHANICS—Goo4, or fl steady work. 2021 locust. | Ac? hag OBI a MECHANTCS—Wi ith onpers. | )) “tor nignt wore. able men: Motor Car Co.. A iz, ay Southwestern. MEN, ADDING MACHINE OPE RATORS—Ex tional opportunity for Reserve BOYS tore. opera Bank Bldg. Burroughs D- all ct) a iy MECHA? changing on Ford. a EW ABHER—Experienced; good pay. U 3530. Garage, Adding Machine Co. ADVERTISING oa, to elle with etri riotly. ‘commission. nager man dvertis- Pg ea Nor- | Co. (6 3n20. “Olive m3 ay 6131 Del ae fee TN iu Tt firs e-qrang Apply Witt | BOYS Fer stockroom work; sour'i. AKER—Good first-hand. Apply Paragon, ate ett Youu ‘a ST coffee cake: 6 good pay. Apply tion. and pies; ries very aoe | y pemttion. Apply Gers’ Candy | (e) aa ni era Candy Co on breed. rolls and te a2 week ca., bia "Es i good opportunity. for or ; Can furnish | For fact OH GER HINGE ec Ms Se De Dekalb. (4) ee HELP WANTED— MEN Boys Re ttt Ai BAKER—Second hand. 38022 Ké Kossuth av. | BAKER—Third hand. or boy to learn. Sie rview. Vi In second mand, rene | Over 16, St | encahs good Wa Rox ¥ must be fast worker. 5st. Poat- tc Diesaten WEDNESDAY, — _APRIL 7, 1926. HELP WANTED—M BOYS for glisht work in no experience | ach pastry: $40 per | 222 Collinsville ay. SF Sr. Louis, a em) BARBER--$26 _ Bellefontaine north, eltiw, | BARTENDER: 52 Olive st. rest w no Bright. active Delmar (| for errands: xraduate: to better guarantee $20 cht Robin: “Soft-drin parler; references. lendia spiendi« ee | seit poaeren afte y, te} y | apality: monrn h $50 per month. igmatch BOY about 14 t f : ~ or bev, Wee | meee | eee eee ! BARBER— ‘entury Bid th: sh hours; |B. n SRE -American man and steady: cent over $85; wire or _ist th av.. Detroit, BLACKSMITH HELPER—Stead work mrt iz. Barber Shop. ia 5 guarantee. _ “only: first-class Png guaranteed: | r write. Address iat Pine. BOYS — Over 16, chinist trade. MACHINERY CO., 3920 to le W. B. : good pay; apply at once. S. 12th st. BLACKSMITH HEL eee sclonced for general machine shop work. Apply ns N. Gth_ st. | BOOK KBEEPERS—Two voung men, with ex- perience in cost accounting. White Co., $422 Lindell bl. (e3) BOOKKEEPER—Ac countant: with general BOYS Apply M WAN FOR PRESSROOM R. FRANZ, Dispatch pressroom. office and inanufacturin eg experience; good opportunity; small of fle ry ekyert cern; state age. experience, sala ets to start and references in first letter Box Hf-179, Post-Dispatch. (cSO) BOOKKEEPER -Young man n haying general ledger experience, familiar with voucher register and expense analysis; answer in own handwriting, stating experience, educa- tion and salary wanted: also assistant book- business house. A Cs ny) BOYS—To learn the ha in large pply E} HDW. CO., 4th and Washing whok SHAF keeper. KBox Y-#0, Post- -Dispatch. ae BOOKER—And atenograpnher; $27.50 per week. Apply St. Louis Leather Specialty _Co., 318_N. 2d st. _ ted) LOT Th. 2 WASHER—Apply Mr. ir. Spliker, . Ko- ke On2s Texas. (e+) SOY—To work in_ grocery. 689% elmer. BOY S- ( ‘olored, for light work. 3 Market. _ te) BOY 5805 , Delmar. te) BOY ~To work in shop Driy e Ford trucl kk. % Delma and ( olumbia Flectric Co., BOY — Must grade ie) himself good salary. graduate, clean, to run errands and y useful around of good chance for energetic } Post- Dispatch office. | be 16 years ¢ neat . Call on St make fixtures. 110% Pine st. ic) BOY — ‘olored; to do porter work. Kahn Skirt Co., 1013 Washington. ic) BOYS—For light factory work. 3813 &. Compton avy, ee LOY—For general office work. 4806 Wash- ington. (c4) BOUYS—For printing department. D. G. Co., 407 N, 10th st. LOY——Io work in hardware store. mar. BOYS Rice-Stix e4) 5109 Del- INTERNATIONAL SHO ,WANTE! i) SHOE) MAKING Central Employment Dey 13th and Mullanphy Sted blll BOYS—-White or colored. Apply #384 Jioat- ; men's Bank BRidg. ic) BUY-—Work in drug more: cver 16 vears, Kumbera Drug Co.. Clara and Easton. brick plant; Brick 4 So. No, R rn BRICK HANDLERS—cColo gS hs lores ad aie” Pi eiare hwe BOY—To deliver. Miller Grocery Co., 5049 Mo. F Kingsbury. ton. Call betw BU TCHER Te open at 144 een 10 an and’ 12 a ¢ |ROYS-—-For assembling and packing. Wur- __ dack Electric Co... llth and Walnut. (5) BOY—For drug store: experienced preferred.. $342 Franklin. 704 BOY—For stock N. (c5) . Ss * | BOY—About 17: general office work; salury (ce room department. BUSHELMEN AND PRESSERS WANTED = APPLY BOYD'S, | $60. 1101 _ Locust. BOY—To deliver orders and work in gTo- cery. Hamilton Grocery. 1100 Hamilton, | BoY— In office, to answer a onl. Avply Room LD Fullerton Bld Adams, 412 } 6TH AND OLIVE, © CA 7 ETMAK i. ~ To 6th. repair i Vite Expert | LOYS—Over 16, and young men, a icine work. CARINETMAKER- “On furni tae. Call at 2710 Gravois, work. Main and Tyler sts. (c5) LOY—Colored: must be 16 years old. Na- tional Printing Co. » 198 Vir ine e4 BOY—To worl CABINETMAKERS—Must ha in retail furniture store: good bonus, Rhodes-Burford, 41 FLOOR For millinery at Kraeger’s, 1000 Walton. | BOYS—RBricht and energetic: pleasant work: _ good Box Y-180, Post-Dis. (4) To work in grocery and ‘meat aa Apply (c4 men. Groves, CARPENTERS— From for Call 520 Puirview™ ay.. __ Nell Webster ew. 85e up .gome one betwe BOY Tee work in drug store. 6118 - CASHIER— Man, good .. nd. Van Horn’ 8, By nv is or older for light wt ween Bit CAR LOADERS. Evans is Rich _ Mfg. Co 8) ’ drive w abon: must os Easton av. (oA) | | BOY. to start. | BOY-—Colored to references. 5615 employment. “stock. -Men to sist lean doors and aa work: ¢ ’ Poly Warehouse tig Sash and Door Co., 1206 8s | BOY-—-For errands and work around The Straus Co., 27th | and Locust. _— eee — Se CARVER—And ly wages American fc) —- -- butcher, exp ets Apply to B. P, | HOYS—-14 to 16, to count t tablets into bottles; _ $8 per week. Call “0 N. 2d st, BOYS—16 years old, for machine shop. Ap- piy BR. L. Fry Mtg. Co., 2224 N, 9th st.(c3) BOY—Colored, for drug store: meaty 1128 Hamilton. Cabany 1520. ) at hes “a - ace hine shop. Chas. 8&8. Tawi | (c (‘ompton av. 5282 o_ ed Pa ay CHAU FF ~ a hadanan er | CHA U FFEUR—Sit.; CHAUFF EUR—With references. Ford and experienced hoy ms, work in drug store: good cates references Tenth and Market. P aul Planing cae FF EUR—See shipping olerk Mill) Co.. Grand am BOY —T45 run errands. Frese Drug Co., and wiadison. | BOY —To learn printing business. 22s | N. dd st. BOY To les learn Faston, | ROYS— 5 rrand: $10 to. start: nce for advancement. a. 4, Hall. “ooh “and Market. room 28, ic BOY-—-16 years or over, for light factory | _luber Millinery 14th (4) Apply _te5) “hoe 20 ‘Cc fh) tinner trade, Apply | _essary; $15. CHAU FFEUR— thofoughiv CHAUFFEUR—To drive must be experienced. Apply CHAUFFEU! R—Colored. Pierce-Arrow experience and. Box_ N-307, -To drive Ford tre Ga experienced; having best of references turn: g Post-Dist Co.., >... 1409 Waah prork. Apply General Mfg. Co., 18th ond CHAU FFE | Rovs S-——-For errands; 3; 89 per week 008d op- portunity. Apply 814 N. 6th. nt R MECHA 4250 N. 20th st. floor. | ... (c+) | CLERK—Young Inquire Progress Press Brick Co., S. King’s highway. fed) BOY—As sample carrier; must be 16: $00 a month. Apply St. ‘Louls Portland Cement Work 1 mile _north of Baden. ed. Box O-S. --|-— ——— S205 and assist in 4th flog Apply to Aloe man, 16 to clerical work; state age and Post-Dispatch. CLERK—With retail store experi stock, ete.; Co., Siac S5vi—ie a run Passenger elevators in whole- sale shoe house. Apply Mr. Maneke, Me- Elrov-Sloan Shoe Co., 1515 Washington. (c) BOYS—Colored, for bus work: no Sunday or | paces i Apply 6th flooor cafe, Pscs SAeCr dk 4 , BOY zee department and errand® re reg- Box H.- commission; i. COLLECTOR Rotana Geib neat appearing and ambitious: must furnish and $25 cash bond. MENA yok 4 R+— hs. 1 sod Bice c Tianph. DY ME MACHINE} Di room; wh Post- Dis: Apply 217 © ular position: salary - pet k. Pres- bvterian Hook Store. 411] 10th s at. (e4) ct OK —Second, COOK—Scherts Restaurant, 812 : experienced. Pine. | BOYS—For factory work and — ressers. Monarch Metal Weather -» 020 Penrose st. (e3) COOK—At once; Grove. good wages. | | TARDWARE OF Roy —Ii18 or over, as helper in blue print department; salary $12 per week to start. Avi lv to 4 Aloe Co... 513 Olive, 4th h_ floor. fem) ‘ COOK—Second : 105 N. Rth ss white: must be exper t. ; BO 15 or 186: general office work. Ham- | COOK—Fry. itemciael n Shoe Co., 12th and a ton ch) | { One oe man in sales ~ must be Sth “grade mc Box (cB) ~F% -For office ce: ate; good chance for advancement. Beck & Corbitt ire auto and machine shop eu Pine. Gmachi Land SPONDENT— -Capabdte, ar dept.; one expe lies Iron 1220 N. Mais ¥-38%; Post-Dis. Two; Chuan -CUTTERE wtesas ¥ _ Casket Co., 1401 N. 18th. "4 work, at least 16 yeare old for large “Corporation, Apply 6 en's Bank ft Boatm BOYS-—-For years of a - Rf Ar __ ary, naTO O (cS) delivery service: must he 16 thur Anderson Lane. (c Kalb, CRANE MEN—Apply "2800 “he rs _ esatmore a ee RE ‘BOY S-—-For ances vears of nage. — ate a 7, OS a=”. 4 3 ‘Ye . BOY—Bright,. to make himself. oo

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1920. WANTED—M EN, BOYS (STANT —Rewistered. Pauley, and King’s pene ay. LER) ——epeqpetere: J commission. Eenderle Drug Co., f Arsenal. ich) ICIAN-—For - old house wiring. gs. 1626 SALESM EN WANTED |“ hlebing, deparument sus for gents’ fur. shing Copaetenens:: guaranteed “to es — —-——-- - — en a ee |} __ HELP WANTED—M >—MEN. Boys TUCK POINTER—3820 wenaagoremia av. Call after 6 p. m.. or 7 a. WAGON nOoY—i6-i8. 4 es y delivery. 6180 Imar bl. _Sarah ood | WAGON WASHERS—A. MOLL “GROCERY | SALESMEN— fo sell low —— auto tl co. rect to car owner. x3 won-and. mi § WAITER—Samelaon © ‘hile House, 518 — | other sizes In p WAITERS—Colored. Windermere Hotel, 5601 | Delmar. WAITERS Colored. Roselle Hotel. __ Lindell bl. HELP WA NTED—M MEW. ‘BOYS _ '| PRESS FEEDER—Job: must be experienced on color work: vy: stea work. Ap- Blum Printing Co. » 1008 Chou- Wee WANTED—MEN. BOYS MAN--Young, with 2 or 2% vears’ expapience: | | good wages. Victor Drug Co, 6118 sa) MAN—Between 20 and 30 years of age, to learn packing in large wholesale house; steady work, good pay. Box O-28, Post- Dispatch. (cd) MAN—For general warehouse , work in large mercantile house; steady work, good salary. Box 0-20, Pcst-Dis. (ed) MAN—For stock work, in large wholesale w arehouse ; ; Steady work: good salary. -Apply 1215 Locust st. (ed) MASTER MECHANIC—Who can take charge = ee : ANSWERS TO QUERIES .| As we have no information bureau, it is impos- sible to answer quertes by mail or telephone. Query for Sunday must be mailed a week beforehand. ee a ee ee a ) HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS — na «7a wieady work. 6m fc) ly at once. _ay. or aseietant, #al- eau steady work: «i unity for oiteety ischiman - van eventer rand _Weat Belle. PRESSMAN Cylinder and job pressman: proacant a conditions; erience an wages wanted. Post-1 Dispatch. “6 WALL PiUNTERS—Private viat plant; seteady work. - ‘ (ec! T¢é 7 PRINTER—-Copper plate apprentice: {) yeare of age; attractive contract on :iw hoary a Yor street work. Cor. Thekia! mission basis, with satisfactory w Steady work. Connelly Mire Co. 701 u- and Emerson avs. tc) ‘arrangement tu those of on who-ca:. cas. - _°*) | WEAVERS _—At once: experienced on reed or show 4 succeseful record in ra leeToan fiber furniture: e«xcelient opportunity for) |hy line and who can quality for the Bs PAIN TER | . tien; we desire saleemen with “punch ood m e rn Co.,, | ee A Reed Furniture (ca) | Present to the better class of investors ine Chassis mars ys Sw enced: no ereasers open shop. ——— additional offering of treasury stock, x WHEELER HOLDERS-—And dumpers on! B-@., Post-PMapateh. ” 2: nee : and vem .~ reliread tracks: best'--" Apply WE BER IMP & AUTO CO.. aoe ~ist and Pine. ~ gered: LABORERS—BY NA- TIONAL LEAD CO, 5548 MANCHESTER. (ed) — 5, 1st (cr BVA On LOY—Apply to Bngineer, 616 bh et. oh Ap- c4) VATOR OPERATOR— Freight; in large wholesale ou 1: steady work, good sal- . Box O- 0-19, Post-Dis. (5) WHEEL GRINDERS—And small ent! steady work: avnly Nt. Louis sileable Casting Co., 7800 N. Broadway. FRANZ, Poste SEER Night (ct) 0m. : Co.. ( m6 4 Cass house | wiring: 4 TAN—For m. Modern Electric » About 14 of 17 unity te eae ‘ele n . . after a 24 month. ' 4146 | fe PAPER CuEANERS—And patnt rs: per day for ex y Inquire Wm. Selby. TTS Gnve, . steady work: state Ao, ©Xx- Box Y¥ “2. earing House, "ag%. there are 70 atill held at various oints, the most of whom are at ort Douglas, Salt Lake City, ac- cording to the War Department. MARION.—The following is a re- cipe for steamed chocolate pudding: Three tablespoons butter, 2-3 cup sugar, 1 egg. 1 cup milk, ou cups flour, 414 teaspoons baking powder, ,2% squares unsweetened chocolate, 1 teaspoon sait. Cream the butter, ,add sugar gradually, and egg well | beaten. Mix and sift flour with }baking powder and salt, and add al- |ternately with milk to first mix- ture, then add chocolate, melted. /Turn into buttered mold, Cover. ‘and steam two hours. Serve with cream sauce. One-fourth cup but- ter, 1 cup powEpres Sugar, \% tea- | Spoon vanill \% cup heavy cream. | Cream the batter, add sugar grad- ually. vanilla and cream beaten un- til stiff. SALAD.——French fruit salad: Two oranges, 3 bananas, *2 pound Malaga & W. M.—Hanging ifs @ capital punishment in issouri, ANXIOUS.—The Hittle white bugs jon your plants can be sponged off _with soap and water. H. Cc. M—A dime dated 1853 Is worth about 10¢ to lic; a quarter | dated 1876 is worth from 25c to 30c. Ww. H. JOHNSTON.—John Shell, Greasy Creek, Leslie Co., Ky., is suf- ficient address for a letter to reach him, J. Q. T.—In the Kilbane vs. Val- gor contest held in Jersey City, Vai- ger received the “newspaper deci- sion.’ Hu. J. S—Confederate $50 bills of ' the issue of 1864 are worth $1.50 per 100 notes. The $5 bille of that is- | sue are worth 50c per 100 notes. JAS. REID.—Philadeliphia has 206 | arks with an acreage of 6500; &t. Auis has 60 parks with an acreage | | BE. K. | SALESMEN- Large. we)ll-estabitahed ration desires t. lnereasge the n re mtativee of ite financtal | with 10 additional ene tic saleam on, BUICK MOTOR CO. need labor- ers for all kinds of work; 50c hour ; also molders and mechan- ics. Apply BUICK EMPLOY- MENT OFFICE, 612 Walnut st. __._._§68) LABORERS WANTED STEADY EMPLOYMENT Call at 1000 Times Building LAT THE AN BENG) H HL AN DS—On . brass work. ‘NP lazier Mfg. Co., 109 walent, LATHE F HANDS On niston rings; al to learn. Keys Piston Ring Co. eaipepere LATHERS—wW hite or colored, &21 Ea Eastgate, Thureday Morning. Olv ae Foren e Park LATHE HAND—F Electric and Mfg. ring -clage. . a LEDGEx CLERK—Pxperienced. good pen- | man and reliable; estate reference and sa)- ary desi ired. x R-123, Post-Dispatch. (c 3) ee LUMBER riLae_S and Palm olumbia Box mater LUMBER PILERS— Stead , a penan Lumber Co., age ——— bash tracka. National Chair Ne Grands to help in kitenen. {c) * . WANTED LEARN NT — Must have had expertence in re aM. ACHINY, AT MAKING iture store; good salary and bo- See De Kall = ex nus Rhodes-Burford, 414 N. Broadway. MACHINE MOLDERS— “Apply ready for ch ployment De pt. MEMAN--Apply office. a voy ed _work, Magnus Metal (o.. 4153 Clayton.(c4) ~ Mound Coffin Co.., - eenphy Sta. (e4 ATOR ye So ee —. Hote! Statier, ¥th and Wasi mit RNEN Experienced. 40? | SALBESMEN . SCHAPER STORE 6TH_AND WASHINGTON. ee SALESMAN— Thoroughly e rienced. SWOPE SHOE Olive at 10th st. WOODWORK ER— Experienced on auto 5 high wages: steady tob for good man. 2900 Ww ashington t« ; bonus, “i At Falling | Stone _¢ i«* +) a¢ an! Lo uis, QUARRYM EN’ a Re National Biscuit (os) ARD BOY-—-415 Lucas. (o4) AND BOY-—Good chance for | advance- ‘ lv 222 x. ad at. ic, ym) ROY—Who can = furnish recom- Hone from principal of hi! ubli« Sieber Producta Mfg. Co., 4000 la- fe) == yi YS—Good G. Adains : Ste lionery i. ™E m2 N . 6th st. (c4) AND Ys--Ffor deliverin, acka. ea: 16 veat years old, Sth 7 viper week. Apply g ee Se: te, neat and e Olive st. #th_fioor hi ands and make ¥, one around office, § %4e or energetic boy; all on Strasmer, office. col AL SHOE Go, of and be responsibie for the upkeep and i continuous run of all machinery at our two } MACTIINE molder: must be ex h-grade mechanic, sot “« : plants; must be hi large SHAPLEIGH and W ashingtoy (5) a ANI | "teen 7 we have or Sec Forest Park contains . 8016 Locust at., 8d and 8d ; must have f hour. Jacob " Schaefer ct = work on farm Ristere Webster Groves: Laclede rd. ya TAND—On small farm in county; 4 and salary $45 a month to age and experience. Box Y-302, teh. Sao ie) —Hardwoo4. St. Louis 811 Walnut st. Bank wine 5 a first-class, on fine faraivare wet wash depart- __{¢) _ ~- ——_—— work, good y. ge av. and Wa- (c4) ZRe1 ic4) And we my my. Sharp wood Brow nh The working. | (cv) MACHINE NAILERS-~Apply Yehii o Box Mfe. Co., 1900 eply Feblic Bros. | Vaeh. (c. v . ' -- MACHINE: NALLERS- —1900 North Market #. | -For news service, 2ist at {¢ poiter; | 3 turford, 414 General | ; fe) | M AC HINIST—-Experiance’ ‘for | general “ma. | FIRE MAN-—Down draft, night shift; white; chine shop work. Apply 1020 N. 6th, c)| salary room and| MAC HINIST- 4 \lesouri Baptist Seni: Real way Al on FIREMAN | ; give references and pay de- position open at once. Hox B-122. —Two kiln; two men to work on cupola. Apply at WALSH RE CLAY PROD. CO., Main and glas stroets. SPratner 4 & eMtitchell: 4 a8 e Federer, Riverside &33W. fc) FLOOR MANAGER For millinery department. Prefer -gome one between the ages of 23 and 130. Apply to Mr. Samish, millinery department, third floor. STIX, BAER & FULLER. And bench “Dhands; good | et Louts Sash gud Door Co., 540 wa POmeEMAN-—Man to fire downdraft > pig shift. Apply to engineer, ‘ed ukir Co., Jefferson and Carr. nd Vive rau t, Bt Kine’s rauitort State age, wanted. be neral, lathe. aoe —_ OT tal babbiting and lathe work: ~ ee ya Ge par ‘hour. Apply "2020 Morgan, ¢¢) Experienced. Chandelier (o., MACHINIST—C ‘apable lathe, planer and bench hands. Hall & Rrown Woodworking _Machine Co., e Co., 19138 N. Broadway. (c) ee MAC ‘HINE ADIUSTER-Must be able to re- pair Union Special and Singer bag ma- | chines and take charge of floor: state eatery. we e4) vi Box Y-3s45, | Post- Dispatch. MACHINIST— LOCOMOTIVE — We pav M R-—E enced, $7.22 PER DAY: STEADY WORK, Goop | iggy ie an. gHOP CONDITIONS, COME AND SEF MI. | TT APES [c-- Experienced automobile, Apply 1¢ ‘OL PER: MA er ~ael Post-Dispatch. (cD) ||) was in the regular army can enter Gerve with French. dressing. One- SC Oh Biswieads 491,,-| A. Helsel Laund-v Co. 8125 Magnolia, tc) Officer at Jefferson Barracks dur-/ per, 2 tablespoons vinegar, 4 table- hour week; good wages. | ta! Laundry, 8936 Laclede. (es) ( ing the war was George Hunter. spoons olive ol!. Put ingredients ] WRINGER MAN— Experienced, $21 per week, RA 7 f | aAmMous al ak LO. a oe one teeta eter Ul. /Some prefer the addition of a few [Bete ( Q).. loth and Pine. (ed) P Louis, SALESMEN “ / al. ‘drops of onion juice. French | 1 faz VP MAN . 2 pe eres ‘iY a Tavlor #01 Mare W . Ww ——s . ‘ ‘ co pw . , tious objectors remaining in the;and largely used than any other 1819 Olive. (eT) ED A FIRST-CLASS EXPERI- Federal Prison at Leavenworth, and dressing. One tablespoon, each, of ||| SeRVICR MAN ) stan ~~ or office work: good ehance for advance- |, . ENCED MAN ON CLOTH : i keg sy Ge ws ' " R.. #, Apply Mr. Simpson, Meyer Bros. | 4s 4 pupae . : Fort Leavenworth. Altogether, used. | enee in l choral % row s . | bonus Broalwa DUNG MAN. ong Fune | selling organization requires the , ” » "ry a ¥ —_-——— -_ — AL, PERATIONS. ’ M US St. Assoctation.) | firat-cluse, on horse collars. M. Mik hae! x “800 Easton av, ~ Apply services of several salesmen ex. BE A PRACTICAL TAI- (Prepared by a member of the Louis Bar $ On. _Bro., Paducah. Ky. 4) You NG MAN--(ieneral garage work: drive | ves. a minor attending high; girl’s mother can obtain the annul- Rou where is Ps bil ‘ ial Belew : : - mee noo) : loyed and ralaryv ox O-16, Post- | you NG MAN-—-For butcher shop: no heer. ' ple accessories. y 3] " T NDERSTANDS HIS BLU SI- eames as witness in a cnse heing TURK RED. (tet a written state- } 7 pate nh. (eT) | 2ist and Bremen. 7 replies will NESS APPLY IN MEN'S County. Mo. ment from the owner that the no- 4500 Olive. and 2 uae -GToss Bat be strictly confidenti Box A CLERK R. R.--The considera- | tice the agent gave you was given : een gan me al tion mentioned in a deed need not} without his (the owner ‘'s) consent Lunch, 70@ Pine. (4) MENT, SECOND FLOOR x COFFRE ; MENT, SECO! i , ‘move. Then you will be protected SALESMAN—For good, estab- lot is supposed to be what the deed | nove. S “| enced preferred. Hudson Drug Co., ed East St. Louls wagon . a calls for. if you stay. | Delmar. : seuss € | Py OS ate arance, with our daughter could not become}; pend on the house, whether or not oe . iT hie common law wife as long as his you could borrow the remaining ington. (c4) nua floyal Te Teac Co., 1 YOUNG MAN—To learn Sardware business; | -——— - ‘circumstances. The seller, or some 883, Post-Dispatch, eee A) . n some alee t t business > Mg wr Rhy yo ee. eeveess ‘time | real estate man. would probably YOUNG MAN--Expertenced. position for right ma nces ‘and = an¢« i © ‘ ue’ « be - ” White or colored, a fac tory work. . c a you Na MAN- 43000 penm Blum’ 's. S24 Franklin old; - at Apply 2800 De Kalb. : there was not. jestate in your own name before figures. Call between 5 nee 6 p. m., SHOE “SALESMAN —— Exp tools. Koken Co. Ap. : 3.—Inheritance to any aacena- | ™S*ringe You mugt now have the - ply at factory office. Ohio and Sidney, («) i} J. Fs. i Ne . , - s at te a - _— ' > oo roc K SALESMAN. —~HHigh- ) + ‘MEN garage. 2. If the children became }{! works. Service de partment. Iudson-Frampton ¢: z class, (to sirerer ,| MAN work in garage at night. be) open: mood chance for advancement. (cd) be publicly discussed, t Panton onan of sinccrity, will be ans red | unload coal; can make from $7 to when accompanied by stamped envetope. } . Apply Polar Wave, Forsythe and C R--We do not know of any, societies nowadays that contract Fepair Rock Island tracke —»—!*))'| way this can be done. | with a man for his body after death. | MEN- -Brown & Sharpe automatic screw mna-| aqiin the olden davs. when bodies for Pehine set up men. ‘estern Screw Prod- M. ST. C.—Certainly a@ cas *\ anatomical teaching purposes were ucts _Co., 219 8S. Broadw ay eatarrah so severe as you §&t: ate . _{ed) ' MEN --To do landscape work; under the care of a nose difficuit to obtain. bodies were got- | Ap- (ten in any possible way. Now that viy 6403 Wydown Dbl. City ver and throat specialist. If a physi-'! amy, | wiv ne te im ] _ the liw has given the unclaimed cian trained in this cannot S cc >) | —— | déa for this urpose mz ic is | | MEN--As hel ere in cnemleal ‘manufacturing help the condition, be med + ante ms hg hang e material is | |} Diant; swascy wor Apply 2200 Adams. | | nenefited | ; for mac hine shop. Charies & a as. maleee i} a 3 S I Night sweats | K 4 T i.—-bvi idently you did not *y 5; “Fy. ss. abi iey pe go &- kind. ij follow the column carefully as your are caused by debi 'jJast uestion was anuswe The cause should be sought for — 1 : red = on _ 2207 Pine st. ic3)} | MEN--To work in salt fish ‘epartient ‘for BLO" icB) clerical work: Co. (e Saijary Mu- | Post - Dis pate _ Ral Bre sc STENOGR AP HER- Exe ellent posit lo for bright. Wwide-awake stenographer to hb andle dictation ac curately and a ais and capable of realizing possibilities © aition by learning the business: eulary $75 » $100 per month, depending on ability and pon A reul? immediately. Box B 342. Post- Dispate ae é 5) STOC K C LE RK— “Auto. ac SCesBOry, ~ for =o | wale house: must be experienc ed and able to furnish best of references: sple ndid oppor. | future for one who is honest and ‘lass, for tunity for one who shows ability to produce, , rot - len4id | Box Y -188, Post-Dispatch. _ (e4) reliable. , Box 0.- 18, Post- Dis. (ed) epien Troro- sition for right mi: Ma; #tate ae. exrerience | STRONG _ BOY ---§2 50 _per day. 1808 Biddle, | et A Daryict r ‘ onfiden — cde lenced "\TTN a / orc fr Eh he PAroHare: girtetly contidentiai: | STRUCTURAL | WORMERS — Expirencet|/ YOUNG MAN—TO ASSIST PHOTO. "| ge Poree_Co.. Bro? Natural Brides, —_ic CHEMIST IN LARGE MANUFACTURING PLANT; GOOD JOB FOR FAILGR aa laion conte ood | DEPARTMENT BRIGHT YOUNG MAN MANAGER WHO DESIRES TO ee gas gthe Soods, manage | TATLORS—5, for alteration de-) |,EARN CHEMISTRY. AP- ; department and promote | partment; unusually good} pLY 119 LAFAYETTE. (¢5)\- the sales. Previous experi- wages and steady work; open _.- .| EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES AND ence in kodaks and photo | shop. Apply at WEIL CL OTH- Bac bio oer, Se run stands with car- goods in a mercantile house |jwqG CO.. Sth TRADE ADE SCHOOLS Pr : and Ww ashington YOUNG MEN N—Good, strong, for warehouse ALL persons. over 18. ying A is required. A bright young jay x ‘oi man that can develop, who | _ (3) | work. Rosenthal Paper Co., 2d. position, $108-8175. call ; posi has been in this line, will be Lafayette. | YOUNG MEN—To work at night; no euperi- ; Ozment. 1200 Arcade Bide. 2 ex STATION, between 3 p. m. and | with good future. Apply CUR-, considered. ALOE CO., 513 oa ——— ee _——-- oe -- -- . Newsom | Valve_ Co.. ‘2714 la _ Salle ; 2 ASS AHS retes o Sen Ns FN ' 4 : wo, 78) | a 2 a | OP ER ATORS (| PL. AS TER - «© Cc ‘ASTERS | — ALSO BC 7: 6 TAILORS IN Boyan / make §100_ n week. 706 Ou: room TO1. (c3) PF pa ARN PLASTE ‘AS ‘ i |\SALESMEN--T il il d li Experienced pocket makers on coats; good | ° S CALIFORSI CLOTHING ALTE ' | aerweane 4 comm a R. Tolchin, | | pay. short hours and steady work, Schmitz | PLU MBER—First.cless: ROOM. IDEAL WORK- ner's helper. MAN Apnly MAN general oa elfth —_— food pay. pik > 7 —- N-—To work in butter- making plant: one* Y MEN_W. B. SENIGHT | nee Sr Save werd tracks es, Seer | MACHINERY CO., 3920 West | *A5--F ror office smawer a Witia corremaed: Pine (04)’ evee and keep records. Call 100 N. - S. _ AARDWARE Odo Wae ne SoS At elty desk. | M ~oultry stand and run | ichter, ashington av. rs Ki; erences, required, Call) hres A. ™. Union_ Ou try Co. FINISHE R-——Daper jenced Ap- otter a Union Market (5) Lehnbeuter Mfg. Co., 6271 Rus- MAN—To ‘0 work on grinding machines. Ko-| } 1c3) ken Co. Apply at factory office, Ohio and t man; good Sidney. ‘c) soft ha ; wendy sahece's, year around; re- etc. ; a im Consult a phy- Papin. i TB od gash afi ANA roun 4 blacksmith sho p; Be wore and x wages. Call at 1100 'c. 5) MEN or mageine and desk work; q relief. a5. you (examined. Call at Room nicipal Courts Building. if not ab le to pay a phy sician, load and unicad « agons; necessary. AppDiv O, Nelson Mfg. Co., N20; to no perience e- N, temporary sician. 4 “Oia Ol 4 Md 8) LLL ‘OR IL1ANOIS AVEL IN = HOR GIVE AGE * ME i ox partment, ie a SS. MEN--U niversal and Economy == neler; also rounder om Planet rounding mae | HELP WANTED- —MEN. “BOYS | | Kirkendall Shee Co., maha, Neb. |. r ’ ich i | work: good salary and chance for promotion. Apply 1213 Lo- je ust st. _ (ed) YOUNG MAN—About 20 ye years, to assist in stockreom; good ‘For c ‘leaning automobiles: hs Delma Young man, 18 ‘or 17; office, Hlamtiten-Brown Shoe and Washington. O open | a B. xX. EROS | are no medica: ——— TR RE 4 OPPORTUNITY: _ERENCE. ,NOX N-875_ POST-DIS Sesdinebiniin: ich cm REAM CONES oO ee ce cream cones towns. Box C-384, Post-Dispate ey ear rh ra a seed one cnrr a SPECIALTY ALES N. For territory surrounding St. Re be real Oroduecer, have car and he willing i locate in territory and call on about | rages three times a year: right man by good chance to learn the trade: steady lnanen Gham. | —— eee ae a landis Machine Co.. chine. - for stock and order filling work in wholeeale hat house ; experienced men preferred: state salary expected and references. ‘Box Y- 78, Port- -Dispatch. — (c) MEN—15, for machine shop and labor work; also young men to operate threadin ma- chines in pipe departn ent. N. OJ Nelson Mfg. Co., 1%th and Chestnut. (o4) | MEN.- —Or young men for news service on railroad: long rune: good opportunity for! industrious: promotion to right hustler: cash | security and blue sult required. Apply in | person. 22 &., 18t hh st. __{e%) MEM 8: To woes: nt prots; good wages. Aoplyr after DP. 3823 8S. Broad dway. MEN__To handle express ; steady F employment. Apply AMERI- MEN--Young. r Sun-| PPATT' MEN —-To ann an cain remaurant; no : ‘gun. I ATTERN MAK ERS For dav work , NAILERS- Automabile Body Work. ST. LOUIS MFG ROC condhs and boxer, 1 217 N_ 224. __Natt iral Bridge. NAILERS—Experienced; good wages, steady work. CUP- PLES CO., 6300 Hamburger, | 2 Wellston. {@) NIGHT WATCH MAN~-For “para ge: preserved elderly man. Box H-344.__ P “D. OFFICE BOY—B right, neat appearing; go00d | future: must came well recommended; | answer in own handwriting. Box N-328., , Post Disp: atch OFFICE BOY- opening for office boy; and good worker: give _Salary expected. Box B- 343. -—--— —-.-—- OFFICE AND MAIL ROY ' permanent: chance for advance- Apply room 210 Security Ridg.. - and Locust stn ( ay x pe rienc ed. =~ 3% “nailere on Apply Giueck Box > cy) 5425 | fe 1) CORPORATION, ‘Highest c tnercial studio in St. Louls: PHOTO PRINTER AN—To work in | delivery truck; re ae 8: must be ine. Gmach! Lan : STOCK SALESMEN ATTENTION If you are a real producer and tn pate of an opportunity to connect yourself with a ; i Claes ee = eee man. om- --o b) to — * and one experienced ia n. PPT) | real live inatitution, already nd ii | production, that fa fn a position to ot er : ' choice territory and Satieenets we can use you. Write us "er pant rs end Bag! to qualify for a free A ~ 4 to*our ' hoa office 3OlTHERN MOTORS MFG. ASSN., Led, Houston, Texas. (%> T rA 1A) R—Good pay Fr ranklin avy. PAIL On—Or helper. MA N--Expertenced checker — for restaurant. PR te oma City, Ok. Bohnefeld frult service. if ply 5:30 p. m. or 19:30 a. (4) sew 8 riencea. _ Oth and Pine. _™m., room 305, Union ‘Station. (e) | MAN—Younge, to work at gasoline station; gor = Bixnert enced: beet wages. Ap- estmoreland Hotel, Taylor and Mar,- ic must be reliable and honest. Jack's Gse| 1 (80) _Station, f071 Delmar, in morning. — —— Forest anne 4487 McPherson ~ ee = Sander, & N. Apply Ss. Linen (e4) ae Oe “Youngw. 18 years of age to wrap | bun- dies and care for stock in eavoing room | National Prtg, & Eng. Co.. 200 R. ith. (cd) | | MAN. “In packing and snipping department; m ied man preferred. B&B. » ry an _€o., ae ic ne N. Oth et. attractive CAN RAILWAY. EXPRESS MAN-—-To wert, eens —~ ay erative 20th and ae lark, —_(e7) w es easy ,0ure ppIy BU Dten n 113 Plum at ais ten) MEN. —To handle baggage and aye ya, "Apoiy 319 United States mail at Union|OFFICE BOY-——About 17 years| Station. Apply at check coun. | old, for mailing department; |} ter, baggage room, U NION salary $10 per week to start, | Insurance company has 5 good — be Drighr, reat | . education anda _Post- Dis al) — ’ ! i Bri ght and en- | . . ° “ —- ~~ oe _ er MAN—Younkx, 1 a of av. Call Forest A ele it WOUSEMAN-—Colored, for family hotel; pete ter and dining room work. 45 . New- av.: TAndel!l 200 iy (4) HOUREMAN—Colored: best . “pefores nee: 1 es, room and board. © noselil Ho- CARPENTER General upkeep work ital; mo eatery, room sans ’ . u al). engineer, ssour ptis BY a Famous-Bart Co. _HAS PERMANENT PO- | & SITIONS OPEN FOR 5 OR | SM SAT.ESMEN—Muat have references: can | aS Lindell, (c3) 19 N. a ve and |! position: rapid advancement: opportunities | | unoxc vw, Apply Western Union eeaecae ~ 4 | Go.. 5 Kapp. fet) show cards: qulc oA ane easily learned; no canvassing; we yee. how and ee! 14 Oliv Mr. your work: write — American Show Card & Reh ot Bertie iil Bidg.. Yonge and Shuter sts., Toronto, = FEMALE HELP—The ¥. W. A. Emplo: - ment Department. 1411 taaeek at., hy rervice of girls and women seeking employ - inent in hemes and institutions as cooks, laundresses, cleaners, nurses, seametr and emergency workers, We have work for | ee good homes; fair wages. _ e*? MONEY AT HOME—You oan $1 to $2 an hour tn oe show carda, some experience and come well recommend- ed. See stew Margi uette Hotel. fe 5) WAN—Young. for outalde pos l- tion: must be able te answer iving age, etc. Box N (4) MAN-—-Middle-aged, colored, for fireman, Ap- piv Boers Hotel, with reference: Grand | _Olive. (a MAN “Young. to \ “ Riddle & ‘ between 18th and 19th, O e 40 to MS: ysical con- w the clits poe wet euret\ week and $18 ior ale commission. 4017 Title Guaranty. Hide. ° p seatwary Dachange, } permanent Rs polee: Post-Dis. MEN AND BOYS —FOR _SALESMEN. “WANTED stares LIGHT FACTORY WORK. ST. LOUIS BAS- KET & BOX CO., Wharf and Penrose, * block north of Angelica. | OPERATORS—10 _ — os NRT OE AER FoR OIL EOL UNL PL LLOES EI LIEO RO a SI A ct " cat Det de es a eee ork tn cloth room. Casket Co Vallon and x pond ine. ee | (c5) ee eee ee - — ck i small stock Dorris Motor _(c4) ve T, Post-Dis. (c4) yeEDE e rd « c) house: must know how to wrap and jor ened: steady MAN—Middie-agced, who can ord, = and window ring re references an to W, Btevle & Co. MAN- Experienced — to work in paper oR—J. W. Steele & Co.. maper and be able to fill orderw. x ¥-59%. c) Post. Dispatch. Exper! take care o 0. |. Sarah. room. —_ ‘ _Car co -—One ® can make 925 AN —Ve eneer. to a giueing and take char ° Del Werks, bf ri veneer room: et-class man. he _ . Hanpeter wurniture Co., 11th a. + nim. T_N, oth st. C3 For coperete work; Washington MAN — Capable of managing jaundry; big op- Mon. tiers, portunity bad one having ability, experi- ; good wages. Cor. or. of The Thekla | ence an ood recommendation. Call 909 ave. MEN -- FOR CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING PLANT; GOOD CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT; | STEADY EMPLOYMENT: | EXPERIENCE NOT NEC. | we ee eee _KALETTA Co., 3715 CALIFORNIA. Asta Ww Bund cornmission. . é 1 per } } - = ee gi ,& Shroder Co., southeast corner Sth an hour: must be effici measy wernt Y Ss W ° clent; 70 miles from St. | ‘ - SALESMAN—Bxperienced specialt | OPERATOR — Ez —s. yonte: Pay na ristopher. at — Witte | ING CON DITION S. BEST _Blst. vr st Di rade cannei goods umes o - 3 ee cs re Pees 3-157, Post-Dispate oxperience OF | PORTER—Steady work. 612 N. ist. (c) | >, APPLY ATONCE | Sage area “MAKE Lewis felli hi OF PAY. 4 4h 4 + | SALESMEN---Who can 1 make big money and 4 ng macnine; manor PORT ER— White. Apply Mr. Spliker, Koken. e stand prosperity, will be aiven live leads from ‘woman; steady work and good | pon aris => . Huret-z t IN MEN’S CLOTHING the, Siiies, coeeeretes 4 gene. 3) 7R—Colore urst-Zucker | ‘ CNna=ps wages. Apply WEIL CLOTH- Neckwear Co. re‘is22 Washington. (e4) SECTION, SECOND FL. a. -» 210 Odd Rollows {cS | 7s ~™ Tv POR’ TER— -Apply 2612 Olive. Grand na .E3 +. t j le a ING CO., Sth and W ashington | Olive Restaurant sar. mg ae ) ——7 ‘ an n t t f @ e av. (€3) | POrag one: shoot Wasuiagrans Lenmann | TEAM ADS dus. Chas. Finer | Seca trea Cai wat Atle Titay | TRICITY BARBER OLE et ‘cS, _ Wanted, , tation TEAMSTERS—Nonunion; wa — sk. Kienstra Bros. Fuel .¥ a. i wagon: aan | 4m%0 FE ion, 825; re, Barauiie we: gtriotiy sie after 0 a. m. pnp Sonne cea ae ages i SALESMEN-—I offer to @ man of ability an electric maneare: eppertunity to share work and profits tn a’ ket at., & proposition that aelia itself; unless you are capable of earning real money, do not an- WANTED. 1000 MEN _swer. 1 Box Y- _Y-183,_ Poat-Dt Dispatch. (c4) | | SALESMEN—S: Several city. to sell old estab-| To learn the automobile business: best y ling business in the world. y and wena lished line; salary ana comrmnitsston: ex- enses allowed: onty producers need apply | Courses; expert training — o = "wel { wtween 3 and room v9), Mere *hants’ | school. Automotive engin Exchange bidg. _te101) ¥ hie + battery a lanition. “$ALESMAN--Ovwn your own business: if CENTRAL i ee ey * UTo you have some capital, Drains and ambi. eT ‘ 4 MOM tion, can offer exceilent opportunity; pleas- ant wor large profite. Apply room a | Marviand "Hotel. 4) SALE MMAN--A first-class experienced _ staliment | OpTical ; Drug Store, 2601 Washington. v rit - RENC H HAN D-Must De ea | Pr >. TK) R-- ws “m ‘ eT oughly eaperienced optical mechanic; ood round: one who understands | a weening automobiles. _ 2007 Locust. (c)} AC "KER For sacking bottles. Gall ran | a once. Village Inn. 623 Locust st ‘et. nee) O'Fallon st fe) | | PORTER- Colored. for, jewelry at store work. Apply | | PACKERS— For drugs and notions. N. sc) | with references, Koken Co., 2528 Texas. White; steady good wages. fc4) ie 8, R roadway, ic 5) i if enerally seetul in —| sare by © PACKER —Good wager: ateady , $22. =f er pimeness © ate age. Lox atS | work. . L. Hasse & Sons Fish Co.. | _ 118 N. ad of age. Apply ST. LOUIS 44 Nod st. fe4) |} POR TERS— jor “window cieanine. Apply PACKER--Man to pack, ship and ao, fen: KEaquittabie Bidg., 615 Lacust. fel) wholesate mercantile house; sta x it. 444, Post- Dispatch. fe ——Fo hand take care of ‘gtoc K COOPE RAGE CO., Main and | ral work in atoc a Apply PORTER—Single. middle-aged gma = Ar nal. rE =e. = SN aden." 5) june broom. Vonevy lTznchroom, 818 Locust. MIL L T ELEGRAPH AND ‘RADIO OP KE fp. experienced men preferre.) \N—To handle freight, MAN desiat in filling orders; experience no’ Rannon Fur- i POR T "ER—Or janitor: with references: good __ nace and | ‘ fornice | c 6., Lafayette. and Sa ond ATORS-For signal corps, cable and tele- ood wages. Apply Mr penpars. Meyer Bros. graph system in Alaska. Fonilstment period, neceseary ; wholesale shoe house; chance wages. Apply Leader Laundry. 23415 Texas. | | TINNER'’ S rug Co.. 4th and Clark (c37) years. Pay and allowances in Alaska | for advancement; state age. Rox B48. ; eS’ diamont. PAFN TERS—And varniahers and ineide me- over $110 per month. Excellent hunting and 2022 De Kalb. Woodrir er, ih. TEA MSTER—For roofing wages. Excelsior Roofing Co., _ton av. | TEAMSTERB—To drive brick teams. / Y’rogress Press Brick Co., 2205 &. King S| highway. a ae TINNER— Apply © 6020 Easton. TINNER—Steady work; good salary: also) tinner’s helper. __ 5058 Easton. _ fe). AP fbor | TINNER— -And helper, Horton c¢)| Title _ Guaranty Bullding. Pal. MAN—Youne, for filling orders and p utting away stock; good opportunity for advanc o- | ment: give age, references and salary ex- ESSARY, APPLY 119 LA- | pactet. Hox O21, Post-Dispatch. is) _ FAYETTE AV. (5) Kl jleriy, to nail . ’ cking room | MEN—Also boys over 16 years io : k, good pay. ntendent. foot destrehan st Ammonia Co. NS Box Co., ih at | OR Mile AR PE a RE a QUE Bon a werk, Appty — bicner. — oo oe superintendent North &t. Mili. Grand and © Carter. — ie) | ley. Laclede and lafayette and rman A: . 2 Se ane or a" Fitckors Y. Gran and Hickory et. TR AEH, & Pee AGENTS WANTED—M EN TS—And ” deaieane i tyr pictures he largest furniture houses Srames, wholesale, Market nee t Mich.: want steady man only: eale ey Art Store. 1004 M to right man. Hox J-itht, Post. “Dispate ae learn the ras (3) per week xt teed: alee Eyer- HELPER- 6107 pi.. _-_.——. eo —_— per bour, — Co. “middle-aged many A ——— N—At ones, at teady. | MAN- hae hard some experience In int mix- eee, with enamels, to take room; steady employ- eS conditions. with chance ‘ ay pera, Appl work, om rent Co., 4158, (c S—To werk n factory. F. ©. Rid- PORTER—Colored: good position fer right man: must have references. _210- 214 &. 4th. at. ——— eee —Good aliro.nd man who can also. “os ~- roofing: ra Bt. Lo work; 80c per | Post- Dispatch. the | __ tory. wo “a be ready to} refer- ujs; c hristopher, F~' 1406 Hoen, be- ith. whecten and Cass co $ Three for loading platform; 2 eut-off sa Goodfellow Lumber Bridee and Goodfellow. (oS) cr orn, gcood fi))- ber Co., ‘Page ay. ana Wa ts — in B prick yard = Bria oS ing’s nit o4) ——Experie ae m tablet manu 4 aaa te re rene (cB) for 0 pure, at quarry, ry. $100 te. hy Eyer- “aa on white col- § aE ty he and ay oo, 7 y fc4 a) work, grading C. new tables, ear McKee ced in « uring. he pri + ot west {ct | ‘3d st. a Co., | otis aren ri ies. x N-« 73, 4 D. — ic BS) SLAN—-For stock room and 704 N. shiping department. oy (5) JiIAN—For general warehouse work, in _ large ied ~—— + mercantile | house; steady work and good) salary to start. Apply 2d and Ashley. te 2 ae eer rig ea a sn faces Wr . or A esired ‘in fire eto Toung to Ww in fegor strop. fe 6 ork vere SS wages for those seat to learn, KOREN, 5tb floor, — Ss 7": ter. —-— ~~ | Saturday. fishing when off duty. Those enlisting wiI!! be —~_Riowe to Signe! and School, Camp Alfred Vail, N. J., for preliminary mestrees tien and went to Alaska in epring. Apply or write U. S. Army Recruiting Station. Third and Olive sts. Nt. _ Louis. | Mo. __ fe) MOLDERS pone ane equeezer molders: eady work hest Wage Apply &t. — Malleable Casting Co., “Fs00 N. Broad way: mind Saat ic8) MOLDER—Gray iron; floor Werk; steady | _~ x and. promotion: married man pre- | - 88 day: give Ase and references. Box . Post-! ispu match (4) MOLDERS—10 first-class bench and eS on y A and Ught work ; eady work. oat —y Orr ens oe F ay. Argn Bot y. oOo. a gc. Co. Denve ver, Colo. — tot) Mioialders i Grey iron on floor work; steady | sob; big wages; no trouble; pay every A ply, or write to our Ye io Ge es KE aplgr ment , Chicago, | (¢6) | PAINTERS—Two: union: er 6 Dp. ™. long Job. 4153 McPherson av. Call | o SOLICITORS BOLICTTORS—Newspe perience denteanio’ bu manent city work m4 aanaree club ¢ " HELP. WTD.—M rer DISH W ASHER—Man or weman. Used cars and auto accessortes are being sold through TPost-Dispatensn Wants.

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oo “ oe ae _ ee one i i it a 2 , ae ss THE BEST HOUSEHOLD WORKERS will respond quickly to your POST-UISPs TCH. HELP WANTED—WOMEN. GIRLS) HELP WANTED—WOMEN. GIRLS | HELP _WANTED—WOMEN, GIRLS | HELP WANTED—WOMEN, GIRLS | HELP Pp WANTED—WOMEN, | GIRLS) HELP WANTED AD. “= HELP WANTED-SWOMEN, GIRLS) AFLP WANTEO—WOMEN, GIRLS) ' a SS Rae he rf Pane | * ah APRIL 7. BUSINESS FOR : LADY. Bright, voung, good at figures and © THNOGR \PHER-—For stenograph! and} WOMAN—Of refinement. to assist in taking | HOTELS, » Oth st.; 12 a6 Pv ERTisi rs HACITOR—Young tae GIRL —For ‘lorical work: “experience cet . > cr . | detail work, with typewriter experience, to general office work; ve age. pile and | care of children in an institution; woman YOUNG WOMEN VICTOR W orig RE mt pply’ Mr Norw ine, ¥ 2ist and Was ington. ox togs si GIRLS Siu I OR PA KING, ——- bookke pel sme position with and salary expected. Box Y-354, P.-D. ic) with experience as trained or i ond | We have number of permanent and de- st , ee _ TAT . oid established st uis corporation Ox >i baNOW ; = > * nurse preferred; sala $0) per month and | girable t — aa Mendle Printing Co., (eb) | & GIRI-— Experienced, to walt on table i= LABELING AND BOT- 0-6, Post-Dispatch Shak PES chances Ral HER—Oliver | ab thin #3 naintenance. ‘App! y supertntendent, w117 i fom 06 oe yg oe ence unneces- | HOTEL — Near bathe. oe coma rCLITIG a) PD. m. to 11:30 p.m. Metropolitan TLING OF CHEMICALS: LADY —Life insurance company bas opening!) W eek to start. Box N-350 Post-Dispatch, Lafayette. Call Grand 404 for appoint-/| sary: good wages paid from the start; ex- | running water eat #. AKERS Ex area ~-F es is 60 learn: Candy _¢ Co. Grand and Olive. _ cant ag nw 9 for voung lady, 18-25, for clerical work, at- | STE OG RA} h 1 ER—Some rience: perma. ene 2 | cellent opportunities for a Sood A Ry doings good bust -—PxXperienc fieo gris to rn - o 4 —— | - — - . a am , : =? tees a M4 nie out iv s: dem mel ic pe 4. 4 . a ~ . —a Tate ne ~ ae | Co. 1209 Washington av ope ey TIONS: STEADY EM- experience: give full pal ticulars, Jncludiug saaicc RAPHER : salen ¢ = — " ad WOMEN White. for oftice cleaning. Baul. SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE ees ar gg orosaee dave or 4 — RMSTAURANT—Pir 8. 4th . st u utton ’ c : 2S — ant Anna Uleton, east high-school! education; muet be intel - 0 mM : oe os adie es hee te OP QAP? vs AU RANT~-—First-class; enced, and young women to. (ch) | GIR Ss ] k —~} __to call wei 8739 Windsor pl. ligent and capable of taking execative a4) | com ape an Nae me SOLICITORS —Ladies, for tea and coffee; viTiS Chippewa. learn book binding . good av GIRL—-To cook and assist second or in ee. L T 0 learn to wor on ) DAU NDRESS— Wi ith reference. ~~ BI88 ~Wina- sponsibility. _4517 O'live #> | P estawant. ys x ie ot en elp salary and commieston. 7505 3S. Broadway. RESTAURANT—Su a Gall . ? Pp - eral housework; good “ill Cat ‘ P e075. shoes ood a for be inners. _ sor. a a ‘C) STENOGRAPHER—+? protestant: at pom gt W Os : ; 1 ffi i A | SOLICTTORS—Ladles: SIS per week and. «ood location; will sacrifice. while learning; steady work. |) —“#termsp ov. Teleonone. Rell, Ce ant | 4 pay 4 AUNDRESS—Experiencel: [dasa h penek: xears of age and able to read notes: Un- | ‘OMEX Ww et oF clan ne ofnces 18 EY commission: permanent city area way. vaitpcimime ese | lee ‘wo: one for cooking, one for house- , . vages $% per day: must have references., ¢Gerwood machine: permanent position to} —- —— : tional op unit references AL NT_I.. Ap ly BECK FOLD PRINTING. wor) Overy small family. Cabany 3512. 'and good opportunity for ad an ri roraythe bi comust rr steady girl who is willing to work: give | WOMEN-—White, to clean offices. A iy | . | RESTAURANT Lunchroom C. & OOK M FG 910) Pine. (oe! 3 ' Oe Vaterman av. (ce =" iV ancement : cafeteria lunch a! pe Fh Ry GiRi_ EF _ “oft yy one Who un- Nox Oar Post-Disp stub, id salary pier ' Loom v0] Carleton bide. éth and O rao 5 as _SALESWOM MEN ‘WANTED pS be ee ee locat : a the: mas iG GIRL—Tx work in giass pantry: eary te 1 ed dehedng od folding shirts; good pay Apply | = Bvé & — I of new indust district, BOOKKEEPER — ‘apable young | woma: i, " good wages. See Mr. Rich, Washtagton , very reasonable prices ; 8-hour Hote! Jefferson Laun iry, 120) and Locust STAN pee AP HE KR sme ‘apable. experienced, WOMEN Pane a nor Wallon Tanning - i a. wn atiatil o5ce. who can operate typewriter; also two| Hotel. (ci day and one-half day on Satur- | *!*= 12th floor, CT ate greet gn =... fal- Co.. 1000 N. Renedict. _ ’ tary | SAL ESLADIES-—At Fios & ‘endo: geod aad | ONG HOUSE—12 rooms, ®lerks; etate fully education, experience | G IRtLS—st eady: factory work; §11,70 ! 1Ath at. Apply Kregel Casket o., 1401 (csi good prospects for advancement: > | (‘all this evening. housew ty no cooking mad Sunday work. BSO7T Delmar. Cabanv | rankiin — Se oe — . = : eae ? oo ya - a ent gu mm Og lakery. ila ete 2 (en) | CASHIER—Dixperienced. good at figures. |GIRL—For typewriter copy work; no dicta- | splendid working conditions ; | ; MAL “4 . + a ysl and rence. re mn ~ Pre - ‘ STRAW OPERATORS-Experienced on la- | — peer OY: — | ee: 13 oir yd ert oor. oun iee “cm, salary and liberal bonus ar-) ply at once.’ 6254 Waterman " (ed) dies’ hats; plenty of work guaranteed 411 | tal Young lady; 't experience not ne | a 042 7 —- | ” vf - MAID—For genera! werk; farnily “of two: Wi ‘bhis + Bronx Hat Co., Sth floor, 808 meee Melitio Sea Food Co., Oth and GIRLS 14 a ~ se My | sae asi rangement. THE BU TTERICK Colchéster No. 10 N. King’s highways ee - — eA.) ous : ‘ T Y , Q | ea ent 11. Take elevator Forest 2977. SWITCHROARD OPERATOR—Small_Kin- —" ERATOR Experienced. 1, Apply Pine SOGEes GP Car Week to Mert. Call See & “(sei PUBLISH G CO., 1201- 0! i oaanth soem anal heard. a ani a Bell beard: state se he eT Room, Maryla t t an ae ¥ : ~ Pr Rane 1 tn “te é elephone number, sox - . 409 1 ct — _GiIRLS—TO FILL AND LABEL EXTRACTS, W ashington av. (c14) am "Loula Club. side entrance. 8603" Lin need OATH ERB peor BE ad eae ae with oa 4 MUSTARD. STARCH, ETC*® NO EXPERI- a : . ns Ta mult: dont, phone ret EN ; RY. EDDY & EDDY Experienced white; dining yoom and| ,!° ge or normal. trait ing and 5 youre re- Grana- Bas ston Candy Co., 1318 Gra 4. | MENS. CO.. MATS MAIN AND MAR Fant 13 tA A a. © wor naownstal work. $3 Portland pl. Forest tion with weil-establish business ge! GIRL—FOR UPSTAIRS WORK AND AS- .| no business experience y cessary, as a eer ladies to run stands = SIST WITH CHILDREN. 3188 HAW- SfATD—For 2 people; small flat: no laun- instruction in duties is given. The ae, full | with carnival, 1244 Frank!! d f THORNE BL. €e3) t work: refe rences requires: white pre-| may involve some traveling.. A moderate | et ha, Nag neater 3 over 16; for assist- im Can V AC Or y,| fea Phone Grand 5837 (¢) salary is paid white learning and trans- timekeeping or cost work. Want cashiering and wrapping bundles: sal- {All)—Experienced colored. for house anid! Portation {# arranged for. We are paying dining-room work: references required: | teachers who are bullit into our business ee 50 k. Apply to Aloe Co., B13 ] opportunity. $7.50 per wee DPIY %O AL0S | ta r 1 6: Wares. 4404 Lindell. first from $1800 to $3000 yearly. Box B-331, P.-D ES Auto Parts Mfg. Co., 1915 Pine. (c) Olive, 4th floor, ; — MmUus ec Ove Forest sh Dei a HTL. Cranston | a owe” * yl = ROD Nar . GIRL—Cooking and genera ousework; ‘0 | -agry : T P PERATUR—Female K— Bort nto nC ate. v Market. 8) laundry: 3 in family; 835; keep nurse also. MALi, CLIti.- tor manuta acturing— concern: ex o em PERATOR— yma | Apply : ~-—¢ ‘OO IK. -Four in fam tlw; to stay on the plac. 4084 Puckingham ct., 3d floor west. For- le I eXcepliaonal ay reun or advancement: aatacanee ai . a al! 6 Cabans S195; state wages ‘eld S4UZ7 4tc4) | ‘Cas ¥ wor 9 1D CaS- mueat be 16 vears oid =. ¥-172. P ry. te ' | TELEP HONE OPERATOR —Fer private eat WitchbM®rd: give experience and salary de ee ee 7 rO0K—« mn, . colored :- good “A ages. ga | iG 21 = Ts i } t } UI — ork: “plain cooking: i : M Ah K iy hs -And assorters: body irone rs and . : : : LOUIS BU SIN ESs EXC ifA Weeat Pine bi nites fe) Hat Light ho ho laundry; own’ roem and t pew xirls an) seamstress, Westminster sired. Rox Y-890. Post-Dispatch. _ 28) phy Clark, (cB) rth Bioce Victoria Bigg. Sth and GOOK—And housegirl._ in boarding house; bath: $100 extra for year's service. Cab- | ATH SUrro wun Ings laundry Co. 41lo Olive. __-(c5) | TRIMMERS-— Experienced. on n's hats: . : aud Cla rorea or white. 1817 La Salle. any 6811J. 5542 Waterman. first floor west. EXPERIENCED MILL LINERS steady work. National Hat Works, 260% | —And downstairs work: eB ji house; GIRLS Or See to ~ Bn, and fo) a fel fell 708 = $18 BY Eis eet » aie EXPERIENCED TRIMMERS 7 . girls over yrs. |}ATTENTION, PHYS! CIANS — oianiete FOR SALE— Phone Forest 1434. fc) | 02818 Washington. 6th ZIBGLER-FRANKEL MFG. CO. _ | On ladies’ hats: guaranteed $18 to $23 week; | old, to fold letters, circulars, , Cauipment of ——- Ss waiting and drese- -| GIRLS—White; 16 years or 0 oes to labet t. me De 1408 Locust st. (ch) steady wo . 4 ne room, inclu sterilizer. microscope ei Two p, agcond. cpoke App ply J: .. and neck extrac tai, Dieasant work; s good Aries STI LLINERS aT ZAEGLER- mam: 9 CO... {ete.; this is a good chance for and implements; at tae Sean ecation te for MISCELLANEOUS FOR ’ . » = ‘ aye Apply Evans- z ‘RIMMERS 1408 Locust st. (ch) i con ~__ereO (c4) ai os (c4) |} Experienced con car cate $18 to $35 per y ‘those who stay at home to work |. yestigate at once, must sell: entering other CASH REG — : t kt 44 gr : pe WANTED. SE VERAI business, Box Y-160. Post-Dispatch, fe) | SAS EGISTER—Total adder 58 Woman Sor Cooking Gnd Cown: GIRL RTOs elderly women, for light work in| GOVERNESS—Or nurses. experienced; Willing | Week in our daylight sanitary workrooms; 2 ee oa) 4 4 in our est bli h ent: h = t Sriatnitraa nt. uk ae) cheap. Call garage, 3110 N ms. work; references. Grand 424. S818 laboratory labelin and filling bottles: S204 to go to Califo 1 Ki » ” pb (es) stendy work vear round; also girls to learn: BXPE | > TC a isnmen , ours, 0 BUSINESS CHANT &—Baxkers, attention: We = : te. (e)| salary paid: experience not necessary. an rnia. ngsbury Dp | paid while learning, ; : | 44 VRIEN ED TUCKERS 5:95. 1 o’elock Saturda ‘ a will seli movable bake ovens, guaranteed | “ASH REGIST ERS—New and —And downstairs; no laund ood} Mr. Engelskind, Sth floor, 515 Olive = CERY CLERK—Experienced lady: good ROY AL TRIMMED HAT CoO., ON LAWNS SILKS AND pines it, ndpet ted logue. sid leby-Marshall Write for cata-| prices; take advantage of the Be me; good wages. Forest $778. Bon eg Tiznt party. IB N. Taylor. ~~ n21_N. 14TH ST., COR, LOCUST. (cA) 0 ee ee, ee every Saturday; no home work. ‘eas. 6 eiieey-Marenall Oven Miz. Co.| Pitay. Howe Scale Gn, ola a setminster. GIRLS—Salaries of from $50 to $100 are we: HAIRDRESSE art ~~! | NURSE—For infant; good home: best of GEORGETTE: wm | riety tae aee,, 380. (036) Sys ore Stele ome - , gy § hs ' ¢ e e C 4 is . Alera = 3 —— adi on Souana rat = eset is Ww or 3 ore ; x PORE — Sangh pcan: seedy wares FIST An clerk ‘and’ working conditions: “A10 per ‘cent “bonus payable. at Christmas MANUFACTURDRS’ representative wante?; ey ° i z—FO C Ra x 4 = a Trees. 2 ; attrac offic . “. “en: manent positions. Excel GIRLS AND Cl ORING, $198 HAWTHORNE. (os) | _Disnest wages. Surety dig. “0.. 1403 Mor-| high school graduate preferred; give full ei bee Lge i Saale ful ee See, manage salesmen. Wonder- on ee Se & loo; fair prices: we P lent working. conditions. Neat, appearance, for, candy and bakery HOUSEGIRI-—For general house —— a OPERATORS oe oe ) is + ; Apply Supt. HURZ Cy EXNDY. CO., 512 Locust. (c4) eponiuaren: = eee... 5 te | “lock, to join middies; steady work: gow r > ’ Ly > S) t» by pay ing octane By. capital required. Manamer, S822 Reaper | SLIDE RULE eae Polyphase . . _ she et I oo — oe gy tee a i colored patel a _pay. WwW einstock Mfg. Co... 615 N. ‘ch, ic) ry I EW RUT ER CO! YI TS wuested to call on Miss Herzoc. You do not | - 1 lock, a hicago. %3) Madison, Ill. . (i IR j | 5106 Enright. 0 coo ng wor ours es wet OrPERALIORS iexnerienced [ nion She ial: Owing to our rapid gr owth we have been | obligate yourself in “NY Way, as we are al- BEFORE buying your vulcanizer stop and | i TE NT: = Fo hild f Over 18, for tea room work, 11 to 3; ‘fiou. oe = _-- : on tlannelette gowns: steady work; bonus. compelled to enlarge our department and/| “ays glad Se explain in detail and ansWer sed the Anderson at tné Anderson State | i347 N. Broadway. or tor ca ruggs- steady employment: good wages. HERZ- 1OUSEGIRL- Gener: al ~houget york; 0 home | Major Mfc. Co., 1110 Washington, 4th Cover. are in need of several experienced type- | &By question ou may want to ask School of Vulcanizing; ouyere taught sree: e CANDY CO., 612 Locust st. (ed) | ater, a ‘abany 4200, adults. S715 man ee ene dee _‘cl) | writer copyists; permanent, good paying po- | THE NEW ERA SHIRT CO., 901 heres 4 _open nights. 1900 Olive s Ol tone AND TARPAULL en oe “4 —_ — '| OP ERA TORS—Experienced cn waists: a!so sitions with rapid advancment are open to; . ai CO). WOULD like to invest 556 or more — ’ new: ance oort- HOU SEGIRL— Experienced, enere. other machine operators. pressers and fin- expeysene “ef girls; our ae 4 are making | ba ab LADY—For retail grocery office; including services in some lexitima te Rig Joe. TOKA N. Third at. y wd | Reamer coed wagea” sna ‘hams sh | ers: “Bt Price and Weds in Se ct. fegm Ea ceaik her errk. | fhonge MR | eater rion ot chy. Bo€ Neaab, Pec, | businean Box N22," Pemt-Diapwich. ds |TRECHS aia akue fr tne band | — (ed) | Peltason 3 fg, Co, 703 Lucas. (eit), 8C , ee ae eee : -| YOUNG LADY—Cashier _ and C | RIG MONEY . . Rarne wie Mrs SM Bt Iieht bbs BO etock Teas. ted) | HOUSEGIRL —- White; seneral housewcerk; OPERATORS—E x pe rie! ced eon men’s neck-| 10th st. (c) | grocery. 21 Gore av. ._Webste okkeeper: | ™ manufacturing shaving creams, tooth Souk he ht trucks of any i Apes St Sees SNS GR ; ,small family. 3953 Westminster, Phone wear; also experience heckwear operators!) poTAIRS MAID—To assist with chilaren ; |'YOUNG LADY—To make nherseif fui | pastes. face creams and pow ters; wonderful eT — xe Gj IRLS— At da fountain “A - | Jandell 35. _____ | ta take work home; steady work: good pay. 4 - os ke ares useful | time- -tested formula with full instructions for | WATER HEATER-—For sale; 30 (eT) 3 4 soaa . Pp | HOUSEGIRL General house wore: experi: | Hurst-Zucker- Neckwear Co., 1322 Washing: _ $40: _ references. 61 Kine: Vanted “4 oreusd hotel office. Madestic Hotel, tlth! sale. Write quickly, address, telephone for | hose, rake, gas range and ot —ABOULT is: MUST BE TOUCc cH | ply BUSY BEE CANDY CO., | enced: high wages’ new home: no wash- Tia | j (oR) q er ante ao Sb DYE STE T F sc | appointment. Fox 404, Post-Dispatch. | cheap. “3712 Washington, ATOR, HAMILTON-BROWN SHOE ’ : / 4\ | Jing. Phone Cabany 1618J. __{c) | GPERATORS—On pants. to make front and V M ak W Be oe —To do filing | sctnadeet aie. | c | WINDOW SHADES | measured 12TH AND WASHINGTON. (oBt 617 N. Br oadway. (c4) | oe Senere Watsens: nice back; union fac (ory: highest union scale esi ane: ch: nee for advancoment coueery: tate | a YOU THE eng \ fn | Co. ‘Sag buive: SSomont 628, lace wages « ‘aterman, apt. of wages paid; hours 8 to 4:90, 12 o'clock 7 ; ; es ee Ee 0 oman in your town Ww 8 ae pewter copyint: must. be one re IRLS '— For labeling dept. ; | arene ° ° (od) | Saturday. Arbetter & Richman, 923 Wast- We need men and girls to tie Fost: paar Aten. RE eam $5000 to $10,000 a year on a few | Pig 4 a a salary 5S per month. Box | HOUSEGIRL_General bousework: no wash... ington, Sth floor. (of) ll t f ki ¢ f YOUNG LADY—We have a “position in our| hundred dollars and a lot of persistent GOVERN MENT N-418, Post-Dispatch ood wages and steady work. good wages. 5065 Enright. Forest | OPERATORS—Steady employment on mid-| on aul parts Of Making VeStS IOr office for a young lady who can speak work and will bulid up a permanent busi- | r Sa! AMPBELL PAINT .CO., | soaniv c3)| dies and children's dresses, in a clean . it We will pav you, Picasantly and dist netly over ys F mgd ness. If you want this, state your rge, RETAIL AND Wito ae or 16 bring Apply C L m C | HOU ‘SRGTRL For general housework _ ' bright factory: hours 8 to 5: pay highest: mens sults. e 1 pay 3 | Hide B12 Ch necessary. Apply } awyser | references, selling experience and amount of 147 N. Broadway . . ‘ . 7) ‘ v ; iv whe _ “4 . » Vs n sitet o od - " ° *s o , permit. Apply reo 216, Secu Bidg.. 4th’ Main and Gratiot. (c4) | — asia good wages. 516 Bartmer. Cab- | prices: |. wil hg 3 ° emar-Landeck “ rood wages and give you steady Tarn are ee at TLE AL Ww Spar. ones pom sues bey o antag a ppree Boas os = 3737 N Broadway uet ata, te eee > anv UK (c4) f . THT we > unem C 2 A A i 4 s « ve h F it “ : C ahi hiatal ~| @ P 9°92 Was n ” t URG HAIN DEPART SN PREFE! J-88, Post-Dispatch. (R38 f sii tly used army overcoats, APHONE OPERATOR—18 to 22; saiary | GIRLS— HOUSEGIRL—White; family of 2; #mu!! ris a} fo $2 week 1001 Washington Av cc3) | Y : : — i experience ecess —: j > a oe rls can make up to $30 per week and set | = : : BUSINESS wrtd.—o ] ind: WASHER White 105 NRE att) 815|Washington.| ~te3) | AABaRements, Ne cuathing,, Call [Cabany | SGdieionat iarce casts bongs paid, Weeki: | ~ ss is WAN Mince ted hotoie® hate tre Tne S2°pren | MISCELLANEOUS WAN WASHBPR—9 hours: no Sunday work. ) { >) id TO, re ; - ooh . Will ar itee ADC rien: e. perators $s) B . ve uve ; AP PARE! Wid. en's ° ° - ‘ -- - Fifty Girls and Women MARRIED WOMEN SCHAPER STORE 6th and Washin ngton. (c$) (c4) SCHAPER STORE SALESGIRL—Shoe experience Ce ce ee clean, STORE—S ataple astoc SHOE REPAIRER —oasS 8. SHOE re ae bu mall, notion an from Walnut Park Schoo Apply 5065 Partridge. ob and Ween. cot) unnecessary. SWOPE SHOE for” packing and, icing depart. | SALESLADIES—Bakery “expe- | a nnd’ § ae per week . rood pay | rience preferred. BUSY BEE ' ¥ vr - while eApDly "etoosmwites |CANDY CO., 617 N. Broadway. BISCUIT Cc 15th and Clark. (cS) (c4) - ‘ sults | THE {University Society of New York, in its | Study Sapertmant, wants three ca- oe women between 28 and 45 to travel in ° + desirable territory. Spiendid opportunity re f , those who would like to be identified with jl V omen | @ permamnent Child Welfare movement. Experience not necessa to k | Ae Ver per 8 ode eee i hon DI I ari ice SUNSHINE Riscurrs: | rector. #25 Locust at. ‘Room 400. erent o4) | hours 7:20 to 12 a. m., also FIFTY WOMEN for niga work, from 5b to .9:40 D. mi. for packing and fog sepdeonvineeotaaaee Se" [BUSINESS CHANCES LOUSE. WILES ‘BISCUIT co., CO., Olive at 16th st.- (e) | A Well-Established > Real Estate Business For | A widow unable t rifice a vin ostate about 175 pi i ved rorerty, including about 16 farms, gold, in live nh, near ‘S1NESS EX 7th Floor Faecncie Bidg., 8th Let Us Sell Your Quick and Priva We Save You Time and ST, during whic ; thi afnin erlod, a : nc Sg pertoe. and commencing with! ‘th Floor Victoria Bidg., 8th and Locust. TELEGRAPH.TELEPHONE Victor wa. REITS REAL TY CO., 12 Chestnut et. | Frsitions. Steady employment, not sea- | ome sonable work DRY GOODS STORES Wta._-We have a large list of cash buyers B... large and small dry | rocds stores {n St. ls; see us at once. A aghort period of training Is requifed., | a liberal salary is paid. After) ©" er LOUIS BUSINESS EXCHANGE, | regulat employ ment, the minimum iw onthly wage {s $65 per month. This wage is in- | ——— te fc83) | creased thereafter. DRUG &’ STORE Wtd.—-Good paying; ive all Commencing with mA month, $75. __barticulars; pey cash. Box N-5#, Post-Dts, | ; r uth month, S85. '| GARAGE Wtd.-—We have a large list of cash : 19th month, $90. buyers for both large and small garages; | 24th month, $85. see us at once for quick resulta. sae ditional opp: tunities for those who ex- ST. LOUIS BUS NESS EXCHANGE, Tth Floor Victoria Ridg., Stk and Locust. | “WESTERN UNION TEL, CO. /- tS MILA LINWRY ~ STORES Wtd.—We have “ scondhand boxes, heads; for cnr b’ost- Di CAMEL. pistols. elry: highest prices valid. 2 thrust 1 _ and ub, a LASS und r > ASH fi must be in Al condit f h delivered upon truck, Address, with full particulars, spate h ~~ rrela, tlerces AS Wtd.—Musical instr shotquns, clothing, (CASH REGISTER Wrd.—Small.- ” in perfect condition; to 1O1e Ehowths sroont, Ww td.--For t von Dle® ir TRES » He tral GOSTR, se A. Stern, ® | WANTED. Will par discontinued material in tron and lith and Cheetnut ata, WASTE PAPER WAN Highest cash perce J maid for = k hot-bed: must miu i" He len. w papers. “vs Cnse, Rue —_- aw cash for odd /MOVING PICTURE Sow Wtd.— We have a KOLKER & SONS, O18 W ash, ood pay, steady work; ap. TO LEARN HOUSEGIRL—Small family and good pay. _icehman, 023 Washington, Sth fod: 3) ' WAITRESS- ~berte ‘need, at 4065 Olive. (c) oom 408 Commerctal Bldg. sae la; lat of cash buy f ood ] loor, 182 Wan ngron: il SHOEMAKING 5768 V@estmiuster place, second floor west pyre pve 7 - YOUNG WOMA i6 TO 18: FILE CLERI a Mn aed ‘eonall: fee" — gt ‘ nast ¢ WAITRESS— Good wages. 1410 Frankiin. } is ;| Stores, large and small; for quick results. G experience necessary: per- ‘ 4s aNAF Cell Debmar 2651L. Bee arene ie ‘) MUL, TICGRAPH OP kK RA Y ~ ————_——— | GENERAL LE, HAMILTON-BROW “N see uA. manent: if > By ia bring permit. 4" ly . . camars . " ' rag T R Ww. Li TRESS— Hic 4 houte au. |- ee OS a SHOE Co., i2Tt TH [| AND _ Ww WASHINGTON, ' ret) | ST. LOUIS BUSINESS EXCUANGE, pP entra mp Oy men ept. HOUSEGIRI.,_lor ge nerai housewerk Young inan who can - operate mu! rh: Bod. Fe 1S - 210, Security bidg.., 4th and Locust 13t} d M 1] h St ( 4) country: $42, oe + Phone Grand 5172J. permanent ‘adve neement a. oe 1 Sal oe: iW Ay i ht KSS For noon hours only. ” Ba Min at YOUNG WOM AN 7th Floor Victoria Bide. ». Sth and Loc ust. *; . 5 1 an ulian , 8. Cc 4158 Lafavette av.. after 43:30 pn. mm. urday; pay ever Saturds v yicatio " @nel be at St undard Catering (Co.. 60 O a i =. | R—And alteration help for ladies’ —— P a ee HOUSEGIRL—To | = Arne vencral ian - > vear. Tf vo) 1” ere looking ft fo- a _ ie wae | \\ ae RE Ss “Di nn and PT OD “r no i, a gl hE experienced help need only GIRLS FOR LIGHT Ff ACTORS work; can go home nights: no shin — Mr. Reiler, 4th floor, S15 N. 19th, or phone | days, Central 24 10. _ 1825 Olive, ‘c)| As assistant in. supply department; shoe, large list of cash buyers for local moving: | Be mormmers a, 118 Washington, WORK; PLEASANT SUR. | Stet 1108, Victor tah, 4252 Towa. Ti) Ose iw (| WAUPHESSES Gon pay; good home Ar | RCtOW. ROYD-WELSH SHOR CO.. Cogk | picture shows, large and einail; sec us at * nema ae . 4 Pate = - Stes he ae ay a? aks Cela US aoe ! cocaine ll aiairctininings ares APPLY K ILL A RK ELEC- | HOUSEUIRL—-For .. general housework: ro We need several girls to sew) WAITR#ESSES—For lunch. Juller’s Restau Ty wr eS oe STORES | Wtd. Pr a nae e a large | x \Famous-Barr Co. eset a a 42.45 ]’ GUINEA _ kinds; SHOTS _ ANIMALS cow ~ Young pace: age bel. rhs Wel. quick, Pe Tt. H42 2 drav ois, ay. fresh {n May... . Sy 3111 Olive. : "aT Rox Co... 125 8, fot > ir Ty. anes e = HOU Shut IRL —-r or genera ria housew ork: _— bit: . ) ‘© 1 1 ehertz Res ‘aurant, 519 N. Gran fc) ait ve unchroom; no Sondey work. S24 | GIRLS gmail family; good wages. PD. Wohl, 223 pants; W il] pay vou rood wages WaIrhe ah aGaed way Gad aeod home. Pe : eterno (cB5) | RIODIC — S) | - ; : Clara, between Waterman and Pershing.’ and give you steady work and \ibany Hotel 4878 Page (eR) Offers steady positions and ‘eooMina HOUSES Wtd.—We have a large BOOKS AND PE JIRL-—Multigraph operator and typist. st. 95 girls to learn shoemaking: Cabany 6704. STA, ne Se (o4) pn ° — - “4 ‘ list of cash buyers for ge0d rooming. ~- ON Ee ee oul Button Co. 415 wmene. fen) hie yt’ SE JIRL— For “general housewor . 7 no shor t hours. wa ~ le RR be MRES = al wht watch. 6 day 4S good salaries to rae large and smali; for quick vale see fren are Complete eet of Scott’ IIRLS—To work in ) factory. St. Louls Bur. ZOOd pay while learning; ele- | taundry; in apartment; settied colored gir! CURLER ~P mr mn —— hha Cafe T, LOUIS BUSINESS EXCHANGE $$$ —__________— ton ©o.. 415 Tucas. (cl %) gant working conditions. Ap or roma preferred: to stay on place. Call ILE IK CT, ( ) THING ( 0., WAIT o> ri a ‘xpe rien ‘ openhagen Cal wot Je Victoria Blidg., &th and Loe iat, CLOTHING 2 " + — - 3108. os thie e ES! OEE ERAS CW CTRL We 2 . -o : ei8 experience sewing girl; good pay: C sweny SoS. ees. | , f ~2\ | ” inode ai — Py ‘ . ee Sa (cS3) , ss a Poor work. oxod Wyoming. ply JOHAN SEN BROS. SHOE HOUSEGIRL—Experienced: $35 per month. _ 1001 W ashingt on Ay. \ e3) Wall + : +e , . ht 0 Oe a + “Bright yy wir SPs orcad ror | offi g y ‘ q general HOUSE" SE IRL —cExpertens ed. white. fer gen rood Nai ages, Applv Shardell Hotel. 4404) Wal . noe salary r it as week: hours . 7 » , kinds, oll ape see what we have to offer. APP, |g A Kl, Wt. lor nia eral houwsewor no thorough cleaning; no JANGeOT | | ai de>) * 1. to 2 DP. "a. prey we) . da hl . ST. L, IS BUSINESS PANCHANG'S. tien’s suits. overcoats, pants, Ri ~ or bal ery and juochroom: 0 woare. | oe wor ¢ ’, ea a oni | = 6205 Waterman, dth east. Forest) presser Ee a ne . 4556 Easton, P. 2°. “SS Se GIRLS lo ro 18s TO ACT Olive 175, Central SSIOR, Tt. Bs | 8 k tn Wake ashin on, + ‘et 2525 Olive. Lae D) Te oe ORE Biddle st, List mM ON. 1 ia sae Thi d Fi! w te: ent w ork. ; PRESS FEEDER- Jo! must he Xpert ‘ed | WOM. \? for kitehen work irs = Luar rooiul, } ~ ( ASHTERS ' ST via Doing business ot aes sity = (in office. Delbridge Co. aoa el. | ur oor. (e14) | frou SEKEEVIER Sioreied middle - aged: on color work; good pay: steady.merk As. |- EO Saas Bee AS oe ait } 90 APPAREL Wt 25,000 ladies" @ a = neat appearance; two furnished rooms free piv at once. Blum Printing Co., 1004; Ghee- wom aoe Fo fold ctreniars: no experience , $60,000 per vear; estabished ts) Suits, overcaunts, Ireasen, pants To wrap candy. ©. Lemp Candas GIRLS _ 2058 Washington. teau av. _. | qecpssary, Charles ¥. Hagel, 700 Fine. (8) AND 'vears: best business block in tt uu =. nar cite so Stn rt — ci Y Ladi HOVBEKEEPER Working, for family ho. PRESS FEEDENS—Job: must bé first-class. | WOMAN To work in kitchen: white: no WRAPPERS bieening knit tment ie ay nt shits * WO experience nec RB oung AC es en "ctw “ed. HO NN. NOWsteal ‘ Rs Rice-St its “xT Tot) «ft (om - il ats i) y or holiday v ork. yon NS. od st. A. ‘ 4 4iv> ‘ city . must sel] At oneer. > Ys 9 ar Sah, Fore at “a7. tielher. 4426 v. x =i ‘ost Uisenateh TICK SEW i RS Steady wor St ‘ oo] WOMAN: -To wash silk and flannels, Ap- | Bran . . . on , — ; ~_E {a la beTing i boxe a, st. L Ouls * hae ~ cen * _— 25 one of Age Tt A baa a AID a hite. ‘‘hri-tian Hiogspital. and bedd ing t's iS Ss | rth at Louts : 2) ply Leader L aundry, a le , Texas, _ fi 5) ! at INK FE. 2] 6 ( ‘Ollinville BF «s Kast ae ! he ae Low ' / et ha eo as } N25; : e a e ep ione perator - a (eran a‘ SN Fup ries > : . anemeee WwoM \N- cleat how ~ an a ‘he » gener- ” ‘ ~ . A ner writs at eree *. ; 2 . s ' - oe oo. on ' 2 ee PS ch —— = ADDL t superiite . TS Ol Ss, skirts, shoe. hat: ; ‘ing in woman. . white. to ‘work in lunch - TNQU IRF OPERATORS’ TRAINING mouse AT ene 4 "mente oe vod machine \ppl Metropolitan Laun Irv. a . Sit at “start. . DST De Leste al omnmnmee | \} , . he “ nd t. I u aS seeee fe goods: highes’ prt. om ric, ° 2621 ©) Chouteau, SCHOOL FOR PARTICULARS CONCERN. & = SA. 1440 Olive st. _ igs (ey WOM. X White. to scruh and peel upple ents Office, Main I loor CLEANING ANT REPAIP ore SHOP b “135 or Delmar [OO Ht. Appelmas,, \Dlored. for | house work > good pay. PAR INTERESTING WORK. PAY How M AID—Gen. ial nouaen or%; =n _ “1 SEAMSTRESS—Experienced: do repairing on in bakerc. Room 30s Union, Stati on. tc) Hye] to-date: also new work: Hoffman st Wage bl > — echt PREFERRED: ERMANENT POSITIONS. Lambert, 4444 Forest Park Di. ‘Forest 2354. week.” Kade Dee nnd Cleaning Ga. test | WOAR pipes + = eee ee ee ee Fox Hetoe. “Poet pista: latin City. FURS —Greenfeld, S17 Kauttable Bim eis rs work ~ and Ww waiting» “on KINLOC TELE PHONE co (on) S Yat. een S tO, Lins experien AZZ9 testaurant. « is ive nd de? as, Se exe “hanges. rei adele and repairs Poreet 1424, ie) wed oT. aw? ane Ac Sn Meme omeed : ~ = ~ ae) rea) L,coxve A’ > tional py mity Yor refin | os tage A fyeg non hl Ee. J. Fint “re, @° ° te ~ ' ouse wort = ; ee . »" .~ sce PCIO oOnpear ’ G Lom " a .. te, VIG Col! OAT —Rey's, black and white r em ob ao a | db in f . P stands blocking Panama hate. L. Peter, Shoes. iim eri at ‘She e Mfg. Co. S10 N. sth oo ae) Eee + tive offers advertised ‘ GAKAGE-—-Paint and tov shop, dolng good | -*°Sr size: never worn, 1997 } oy aw work > | ox ma ing, or cov ering, | 1816-18 Cass av. ie) SS] IOK W OR K KE RS — | WOM. AN- = he ¢ or n « a lo , plain hand regen. puanema. oe opposition : in a town of oh, has Derek Diue: eat'n and hy LADY—Elder! for : to |prees Ona 106d Sma, wanes 4 “ 6 CD 7 cash takes the place: bad, i Rox N.247 Disvateh y ; : ye and evenings oft sors closing, necking, facing and lab- ay eS aah toe gare f a2. Se oo all chil Fancy stitchors, tee seamers, table girls $2.50 ber da; Sg NO wexperion fe ne yee? regularly through the healt! A nue for selling. Ad ress, Kiar Tire LApie mas st ae rine — ire reas Tany. a6’ wy BRAUER BR hic 3 t+ ME 8 BOT 2b oy Ca, ant | ‘omar st. Centr ~ un ah ‘ ‘ a foe omen “Yel ex les - , , ane : 80 | \ ad = o J + pies Ping, gepai perane Aye | a TS a . atte M QN'’s stik tines) stalt, St Mae: sae , se yell ote. red while learning. ST LOT Is LA- LADY Elderly to 1 wR ‘cv i. > IRAE Hic. Experienced fami r( for I-year-old baby; must be experienced i LOR WM. REITZ K RAT Tt cut. 15 150: full drewe, Sha@, = : . 4 —_ erly. to live with o lady; ooun- Olemle grocery work. Goddar!t 8S per week s“it Connecticat. Gran S1N.1S «howe «et Veet o- +. ; ‘ ~ a = ial . a ee. ° — << o_o a — = pay; yi apply o BEL “ ORKS, 25 N, llth st. a ~ 4 ~y rly age for home art <2 48 a o8 8. «th —---— + - ss SOLAR. PS ES LS aaa lta EE hte ‘TEL ~Mar ket at... near ae poi ty i denne sy *s 1s be rACHC mane ent, : n ri oe ‘ dna SP . Srter o'clock, Mrs. STENOGRAPHER mA\perienoced permanen’ \ OMAN—Fo: enera . chen work fuil reome; runni Weter, eter eat. | : i ‘a! and Vest, “4 a Bu ap o.. C 0 Finey, 3740 Db r bl P : = ; x € ] k t rk; ‘ ng : nen... wits (c2) . —_— hene Lindel: poattion “2 Tite Guaranty Bidg., 70% time or short hours: unday work lon by; 4\.-vear lease. Murniiy & Son, es- fr * TWeOAT. a —naietennele w - (cf; = —- Chestnut st. (er Maschmeter Cafeteria ‘Le A S Sth st. ‘c) tablished 23 veare. at lem: et mat rut coat. $4: trousers 82.25 ) ~ i . ‘ ome , as © ee s ou " _ ios : . F : ae ~~ - ; tty eee d - pet ARBRON ot, npatn Piiy Be twas teh st me , : som Sn Se ae rene : noite ee Aes me ae — As BO e: iP a a i MS ace wer Bist St ny, CE TON, eee Se = : wa. diame GOLD A! iy vy ° “43 ‘ - paid es teet Phone JEWELRY ~~ DIAMONL diamonds va TCH FOB Wtd.- ef 7. Poat-Dtspat ;S in diam Ale duet. 000 paid for 4 Locuat. sacrifice vous or willl pav Frankel’s. 9. at: ‘per cent. a ; obtained: 5 } POULTRY CHICK S-~- Eve S— Five der'« Hatche Hl At or call Webs I An » HIG ~Mt = Rode. Is) . Ha Ra ont weNso “io vy | G, —whive Is ™ per ve. —~ aa 126, Nov We beter lh Us Yo ieee ny ——— makes sewing — Bomo repairing. | ‘ up; work guara MACHINE 4.50. MACHINE le. Seal M ING MACHINES £10 and $it “BICYCLES ANC J Wid TYPEWRITER MAC vised Macht Pr t —— ribbon FOF wrd—or 192k. PD OR TRU 10. Gantrat 7 TRY rret!, 9046 | or people. 9 automobiips ax bo - oma x Auto ILLES we ; Cash, t 814: BILES Wt Wd. —Tourts will pay Rond “caal té.-—Touri tes. Call Sidne ca he doshas Iie. Olive i Ferd coms t trade Ford »

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Nyt 1 7 7 is 920. “, : Bes, FOR SAI Di ih igh a ‘ hd ay 4 ; a ay nortan een ea - oat é “— v, : - 2 . . $20. ; . — ee al and Exc : pie: tay eteain tie Se HANGE re wt a’ reaso eft: me wrd.— See te rm Nees i by a 2 * : 1023 ° . » da or my ' hie Te » ; LD AN - Calc car nse sae? ™ : SAR av. pri ) AND | SILVER Ova" ama oma ~~ D i & ? 4th 4 Rr: fal pall “si LVER a FOR ILE S i “he Sass: sp iceth. Mille O15 L CHASS s = M o 15 I aes jASSE . : for ilies 1d . FO is; SSES ' i - old r, 708 jewe! RD 191 —_——eeeeeseees eens YO ‘i , well} » 218 fare n % M ry __chea CH 8; $27 PR een nen bs rifice Jogy . i a 14th ~ sive , domeua a = trio ~ ie S-KNI ourin |_--_ AUTOMOB: et ‘ , win NI at xe N. interest. © Ms | deliv Tw tarter, new p ston price; = | a Ry... h. me AN 7 eT i Rs Ag: - trio, Ths montha. De NIGHT gc. W.D _AUT AUTO ri et ar aa : mM. Botat roa: on | ery. 0 bra 2820 O ain adeii @ 1 pe whe eroo tho D—' e. ushi le. |S’ st Dea rder: re; _ DN — on M ts : mi. ‘DbS W ‘shed Ines, ORDsS-— _ 3184 nd-n t; ov || months ange “te , | tras; Tou extras; ba! (c; ST oan phy ylind ws MO OB! ne right | ~ — Lahti . i et a ba and >) EAR 8 A a er i ( ) BIL LE e- ‘ we ¢ WAN 1KAN (cR & trade. an 4 Olive. ew co mauled: UD ba) t f tires: les: eal bar idl rgai pai IN Ns- uto own. =pasee ce) E ee ae ~ 2 ce) 25 upe .. = d; | SON- ance actory: : ¢ ; FO ar R: n. 3 nt CA a: v KN Sale b n S—M 2 price, * in BS Page, ' TED ORD- x Ss s: st - im (3% | De FRA: in ry; s ar i! RD- gain; erfect 3509 ANNO IRT IGHT s Co alance ger; || ISCE — ° % ab ; encanta en da!\y offer: d ofc p order Coupe. ime, mediat | DODG — 45° MPTON — “demountable ; 33 moto (cS) BRAN T BT ALLY 4 + S415 33 ! ALLA a | 33 é j lished oo Aged F: diamons. are Font aris sha 1919: e-4 (c3) | entero E—Seda Selmar BL 10 | | # oe: untable car; br 10 Easton. CORD NEW: Dierose MODE hen ( ANEOU Sh eaiectesveniilions manace i F . =: Bronte in ~ are = ORD—O to 1318, : Rew. in pe cheap or Fr FORD n, 1920: ar BI. Car ba ee se or wheels, ans -Trew. anten. ear TIRES ISTINGUISH ei. FOUR- i S SEE Ss | AUT AUTOM _ eee Getate be or § acore 6 as $500 position to @ —Coupe : Allen nobby rfect (eS) | _Tevia Motor. c Bsener ass: uring sili ca with et: BD ot pry TRA ane tari YT Os CAR; H Al | _AUTOMOBIL \UTOMOBIL we tie a . Lee fore al no nd, l] siz Gore »| POR suit. 8; | ; elec v. tires run FOR Moto no oor, ——— 8 oe ca Cas strea arter Cc U CA VAL ACC AR Y oOo FR BIL LES bac v ed e rin of ce eg. Op per c or ORD—1 ae | n Al tric allr ning / J D—s r Co. sparter ; 6029 _ YOR els: or ars, } S. m i . ‘ASH N 8 UA} [ESst OUND RDE OM Es— ee rr é ‘ 4 ess to ey BWtd.— of Ol ite ‘Mor: ceseres us D—191 2315 | con star ound: | ition: edar .. 8003 Bart D—T easy witho yrand- ne ED PAY AVE ILE SORIES: E RED | r O ' MIs PO . Louvre tow farrr j 0 t-TDtaepa - b etrop ITH ; fait 18, _— i condition: 1 d ic4) Towa nh, with’ alm Lac ~~ oeeenoenna $400 a term ut st new (6) Col HUB MENT A LA AS Ss: 1 oXTR: | P i CEL ‘ , ; r- 4 ‘ a ‘ 4 >, » - : R¢ Lb R NT A iT i ~ @ LA iT-D will near’ | x, a uy as we tral (i for cas! ty ie 4525: tern } | Forb starter; will terms. a=: -_ Au fer s. S114-Cas 1920 | = OLISEUM BLDC Teste Tene AND-NEW; | A | eaves ema - “aceest 86 ohing -. diamond « sriner | wee ek. ney top: Just ov corms CF ak ronson excellent on. | FORDST sk for Deeeendc oi, ge | pate BLDG, JE MERMS IF NEW; || F 3128 I RCO ‘im Used Us| _AC arb he ator 79 Cae eae mae | a shea 5 a A oe — aa at POteaonainn da we aon pine AC pees | For the be LOCUST O. jill d Car ene ae nt . gacr! a ; s. - — od , & 1 uled; de- : @ a 4 is o — . M —T — SON AN COo., f Lic st , ST. e O | SS ea Gr, . fice aot gt _— = “Gold- | appe oO} ut 5 wee 1 Olive. — b equ Sedan 324 elect teh) | own, nd ti dagh nodel, mont STU] ulti ~paseen ANI o.. a cks bu T. Hit ak M : oi ~ VR _eperat ate bay 2. Cen- Bo ayy an; 1 W Sain. Dias $30 1S mon moet ee (c DE plex Fauc —— LO: | Mitche! Oak y in i. land Isc Dal dew ase ~ Goldn {c8) | adie: | me & model, 4 en-| W oe 2 920 Main, Bell he ogg xc aed 2) Me gg eon Go an chel lan Fo | Old 191 n ELLA _ ur el's Vv Aone yee 9 ian & | spec a. , ae e. perf 4 pa weeeee and tires ik mode’: Belle r , 621 N. open. al nn enition pck: $00. r; \KER—Tourin cet Co O18: S2) t othe s, O d, H rds, D L H smobil 9, 5 S . NE you - 8. &. : aan ¢ We __ {cs eral } core eautif new: nd-ne ect a ssenge pen 8 oto — ke n lates Ge Pear Kin evenin luding onditi lor Ww Es __ 8804 ‘ s a ouring. | _ go 7 ae ly i rw ver! udso od uds ile 19 ou 1S , for H dia why - oy loar bra hur d tir ul C oman" ase bra r, | OLLI unda ar ¢ bi ew; te cf) | (CO LIN ga hi xe. F fire on; $1 ESCO 4 Cook. littl 5- -d ar ell. k and ns, § ges El HI on 8 19, 5 as. in mon th an > to $5 » full | t nd-1 idred e open nest. as nd- .D8SM Lys. ©.. & redu regu — 1914 .—To ghwa Flint and 10 1917 , — e re }- passen ad R no 8, ax >| | ud upe ’ wat mond ds. nd P 500 ;] Som ew a ulpr ha a eve i OBILE eff ctio lar r Ra urin ay: F Mo thef Bann Fay 7 pa . pair Ke EA wn and on, iti F son r 6 pass. ri at? ches «. es Pir per s if car: olla nen gen t iara ry ike BD LE erso n. for G ilwa a. 6- : Fores tor t nall del snengrer. ing; r. 4 B SON mak if Fo 191 191 | at= perc , djam tee ‘aa’ ie. fc& 1c HUBER ¥ email a Cue ue aan: gO ee 6—191 n and Hube GRANT y Exc cylinde: st BA10. (or TAGLA cor. , in good ce aay a omon AB es. many ||| i s rd 19 6, 6 8,7 ime ivately ent. St onds ey to hiei 4 ol ise E R- v ed, il cana | te SAV inish 18 —" ery cl 8; Ry coca: with —19198, hange, er. pric 10. fo ' Ww Oliv , Cal . conditic take ! t 1262. LE ¥ Ht Sax 19 5 : -40 5 ‘ pass. i ) — Powe. loa vant | 24 “um ILS yr ogo dd bee =: oe ~~ By t; | mech meng OL, sg (oy |, WILLYS-KN oY OTtaR out (ef 2 TE i , xon | » o pas » 9 pa Wht ,Eess and y = re’ id n oO | ULA Bi da ON yme virtr v- UDE lers’ $350 ed: 1c12) | = ani tire ght 6 Rod gt Pm SK NilGH 744K n: w int 6) cRM | Mi 919 Ss. ss. ~ a Mone PAT ry oe Aberty oa NG—Ele mis MOTO a, s pasty pas 7BAK Aut a looks ny _12 eal coné and tour! Kers. _ket ditio Nigl N, ill t shop: — . MS. Hy | tch 9, 5 | ; - Tage Gaston. E Stor R alar eH ER—S o Sa ah ook Hs 14. nd! ext ng | Tou n; iT7. See D: - Ce Mall h ell ass, He — ned: Pian 2h. r A y; Locust nish, 1018 ed er v, 1 » | ope ul our! int. rst- “4 ; ell + Oo sac ; ie 397. Kill er] six - nant - » Cc a ‘mac ont 2) ar perfect be e | mod Ae ye roo ligh ul Ca | UE t once Lig ce. 1 _ pert | 1917 5 pas pass. —_ ; e. aw : h not ifu RB i 5- type: ove it ish: l el 3 ¢ ot IN : mae 5 3 “tl | } 5 LE— ULTRY AP ites nd, foe “mag i St = oN. lac: | sa Se a Bite small ae sedennain ae | cutee oe lar-| : | = ‘ pass. W T , J cxs—® B 576. (6 aD Mstoe ‘ id. 2oliseum “WILSON 3 e ab nditio r blue _Higber-We ul x" r new ntee aon ash ric li . must | Teel en ij erms s F D ae er*. very me enee ay yc S- \ . i ar == Mot t, bal n for califo . bo ~~ s, 5& nd at | OP y rade Oth OR : - Hatchery. ay. 24 — , if om Nl ] t TO reon R CA . all if rson or C ance o som rnia RRIS ~~ RUC 138 starter, EN . er . tch vy @a ; 57 1 T ee B plete! £ it ' URI and _— CO., and ie ar C 12 m eone; tow — "fF ° Aw CK sto 3027 . SU ~ ta) SALE. be Hatchery. 4243 W em Ir ot C Hi sees See see Car 'Con, Coliseu _-tow car, $813. s_ = Sew NDA I Ae # G”) aah Weboter 243 ot ain note. (3) | pain’ at verhaul Ou il! ARS t._(e82 | soliseum | Fengnae Lit $550: £3) i OLIV Y Rew end cj Unt wall HICKS abate 11GB pel eet «ht Bet ese Pasde ied; 7 cord pe ||| TouR! AL ||| S-pase HAYNES ad __B02T Locusts “Parra 084 Git | ax sel | no rand, oe Hic a ae tet) | COUPE st St, Bomon eres. {| Sth pnt Bonangy | poenias ard” +e" ) rene Bs mate jas Gitze, + 1) ‘ emma 2 wal | th 8; : -M sale: ¢t12 Ht © 7 ste , || art ; Car nd an s »-ton; = = tS ae arise. ixed; $2 tching. 2714 ee ut eee 8 pe - 1288. (c4 f | Xe cos oF pont my i ht tt has ha top d repa ben : $500; a good sacrifice. a =e ies capas Char hode 2 per doz Bia | er. 4048 rifice fect condi ) lA » 2621 Loe w Condition I termi ete. A Rage ike new: fn! Bey real barga r a 4 seemed vegas Hates. — dozen. 1% R r34a. Deim pie Condition; mew Cees UBURN, = Ste oN ac a 4 Berne oe ts ns ready 22° ¢ new: Rood | | FORD—T ona notor: ‘eoed body, 900 } . . yin ‘Imar. is ea wi 1 el ou == OT i] | aaa 21 é. o mi ot co —Tru s. B styl SULT ‘ a North kd Oa ten 8; sta — ? — r. if req liy a re wh ike § , 6-cy! ring: or (| j earns — Loc "IL — or- i) nadit ck: all e bD La- - -* -- re . - in a —- — ust. SON met Fe ion; 1! ley, 2 ody 4 Ma chery. héoo r. te etre | Rt s pila uired. won eels: pay tf 1000: der “Jat (cB) ik eee ~~ —- M er, RI y , 2117 i (c6) , Cook, _ - enort —-— = t —C oT: 8%. Se , ae = to sperce ond wat mixed. te HEV ROL it @ roadster, + (5) erect es for $500: yea sport | x HAY? noe sitar is 5RD—One-t K—Cipeed body; aes n frat-clna DODGE B purchast ; ~ et al 6) Kk ‘ 9 ————e ree e pe ew, , yea s ou = — -~-— —— | _meodas on 2224 \ ia st Ss —- " ing neorke a0 neta” Phersdm av. T—Roadater, O18 model: perfec eet eure saatteal painted, HAYNE 36" “ls ee eno ie sah barsain: | fey Se ROTHERS | ) gp ne, Rox 126. per $s from rit br VROI + rai 34 rfect Colts IUBE balan rice Vv ul cetekaal t =a et ne-dr res 393: —,! | FOR —- ‘ it del rma. 2 ye ‘ ~ | re b ire th C y ‘ ja R- ce ery inal tres t e.3 ive uph reb IRD- r_cloee ivery 2738 e bo ch) u at : AR w. Call vain bal d ‘chmtor and So dred ; ised | © aor W741. —Baby Ny ,cagtpped, ee Seer MOTO j vermtliton + gg demonat © UMD, € oo Pol cain, Sene ames ioe or iit el as r s th car 7 By Us ¥Y re Toute baby | iEVE I. adrince at Me- tires =aigat OF BOtOr cash | | trade. pomena’ My RM... he new: | FORD— FR Fi 20 0 nay: also a glad! epres 6 m you rd.: 100 OL E 6 $2 rd ‘ ticall ike six on a CAR Bia Lo ILSO ratio pres ck, ew: 1S Wo Oli . orm- light ti y fu ent odel inter wart our Brent. u ks | T-—-N 200 ro Tet y 2 new; tourt nd I co — cust N MOTO ented fo tis 0 Ol rm d ve. driv it ion rnish ed. W or mea ” M n phol ike ew le adat tCic new run ng acust. rr I wees st. MO ash. ; s. | | POR ) Olive. riv e; bo (5) -_ uno 8 . Seay Caan One| cl or Tees sears | eal is ‘neat ai0"von ari paint an ee Panes ohn! Pete a T= dle ay we is brought request, & informa. | of , _St. * ied eqpdition uts ‘ poun me > wou uip nd b -new el r _ (ec) | — “BRL comple er, 19 estalo les; nd iv ID r-mi3 —— is) — oy - te iver - ed. 43) eae 0 oO and a- the Lb Char u en. , Saunds 0 mes 2 serene: rilila SR at —" | kt te; ba 19 0 = tall cau DSO _ New x, 191 — CeO) | ne Tr smal Saen Cassi! f a m ur pl if tn ry ‘ pen uth in an:| Ss nee 1! rgai r origi tire ivan Ov. ni ; cs ponotenkoe 916 802 7- i FORD— vhe wil s d 7% you > an co W A ed, i Our xh Pt 1 block Hav per- cand Locust af gle ginal fin: 1919 > Bui vo ft By aa owtio, 3 3027 10. = touring =| vot DW mp: year te = ae FO | ical Seabentic ill i shade: Te have al . : / ’ nd i ey e - - . CA r | hs o s e re 3 ° ’ . rte in a See be Kou iT. ee | fetes zm 2 caving | eal Be fae oP ute a R | TATE-GILL 7 yeas Polyyh xt. Co,” AFE 1 deliv re the Be 'e e: tra ster . Jett son new: good nter @ uri . TOU a8 . | ined Tru Olive media atic ve. (omy EE ote : "C, 10 bin S) ery ck) DGE— So acton at erson | epee be” A 19) ‘OURING, DSO (| — eg = to delivers: = -. N | ix cally — a lomont_1¢. very stake MO T for © at, mann Safe erent we aww bby da, 23404 onths yment, cated der. all crak r's pose, © pertest ¢ time ‘Ba ibeliat ; R entral ca Saf s, new roadw sales au iw “2 : : ndl ee OA ‘co mo 0: rie uck me lig (cS Teed ac wiser | arvin ae bu So aN. ath: DORRIS. 1 ree | jed short time a i “o) | BUbpON- 73 pEeencnel cites a | | Soe Deal Locust 8g fro Samer seatidoat onal eek ~~ of ae oo CO | = r = new: al rete cots, ral Man we "refinished: “the — on at 303 S| “Arodel in = +. Damar Bit © “9 ee : ah. erma oF {| Plea terms. IOI model: in —— St he ms — ab rs, rri th m a | oe n per ylin elmar Bi! ar i tat 91 c wie le - Set ——— nt ’ rivet true - SEWING — on ee "epost EMPIR DEALERS AER best car a CADILLAC ~pertect grin _— —— ae Locust. yy (cD) | | ction bik ba "] Barnett 7 . ft ones) on i ” = ral 7615 ; — owe iE—s : ; , _—— = ° ° ) ? are . hi] ~— - and ruck w LL m G —— Bente shape: Speed ITO 8 Sor the — c—8, I erie: rete O19 won: Ligh Ea eo tl a les Co, ee IS, ales eae —— ab tH Lal ng nd Piste Co | oriet paareqeontnney HINES ——ics} uz: Bertrand, hy, $400 iis sno tates CO., = -Knapp. Co., 39% be cor 7 | Fiseaions Washington t wae a Tig gad] ore TRUC ie Lact > 3 Z 215 yo and.in mos pri | =— tel : u Cc , o-- ae —N. . . , $225 ex ; y le eq W ‘K~ ust. to -clas cs) eiow vy vain ost ced —'‘ oe i Ms Roment 50 ~~ FO 180. Oliv “a st._te CHAI Lm , ton; #8) | bale ge og tax ?P a Fag c — oth ines Olive. i 78) ME 2 Ai con- b een: Gales eg ey (c) | F yee eee ane ~~ ab came aie _— er : T 8069, re live. ° bala nh pe condl cRS— av. Ader con- alanc to ssen eri con » Fo} acce ! bod Ba di ( ette No hav rdin | rf oy entral 92257 970) onth. | © ue _22:., coon thie quire Mr. P—s2; ~ “hye overh ai | aeces —Tre as; terme 2 (c8 is Your ‘lection than a re | || ay | guaran . 9225 a lode HAL} $410- thi ssen Mr. cla B ar aule f | 2 ate ck, arg ) 1915 Yot PO? 1 tha erchant : uM ~ RL er -- AS ESS c3} Alien: & 18 his over. Dea in (4) trand, — ait around: F — = mone pw Tn a. ain. 1318 1917 is ee OES n quoted | Ay ERY LO" | + ot: a af tachines, Sy - - X Roa are Gann sere. 5- —= re seat bok aie Olive. - be ae Ons hows, | new « Try a Barnett Sa t at +t Scripps Six TERMS TEE vas | d12M 0 PRIC 0. —~7F 915 3. a ally qj AN 10- this ng ut? bic ) iv. 23% used: 1%- es C s: { 1919 Chand rbile Co r., is. ti ths iS le. HINE —tnt 182 ere: ich7T HU bu new: ig tch, R “ Let Deal a has: oun sse nts *e fi E Oo} — a7 ( tr ton, oe. ¢ m- 19 Old ler L t. Dupe. 7-pa ' TT to " ING ad eM a sur x) DSO t few thou almo 919 : er plendi D nger ly. irst | (DS 7 Olive be ay » 2815 eee Lt Bix 4 = ] IR, Pa ' TEES. Maple, ue: in e: wane usa ree a EBA , 6 ¥ ute; " ace SRS ost (oR) | Loc ate ‘K; deli nd ‘S) 19 Ov and t. To date i TR DA ve MBL, Nina. first wr U RA nd na CH LERS (o7TR) | | AUT new 5) eee deliv nev very; ly-t 17 3 erla Model Ei — | IAL Ys’ : | -- : > sed C MP miles. AND AUT cord n 78) || —— 3) oar at FO ak ae sane ta 19) fax nd M he Spor : S | YCL pd £15. Droph st Goor order * 4525 Cc a TO Ch L ER oo ger d — SAT rF at | R)D— ys B nd 1 ear t ] 0 Ch well odel . portst i ON FR tj NO phead Singer. #0: | FORDS_—*é rk pe. bos [LM pt. co lock car, f fine 0-18 Loc co H ———— | Locust / man mod k, fo tt Sal terms; , 916 Olde s Ss! touring. i TE NY C i —6 LMAR BT = ully 7-pass ust. | | HU — t. ie FORE en grocer es Co., in ‘bie Ofan bile xc er. ITR AR ia YCLR MOTO — rt _-UPi 92 roads AV. Sale: will ven CO a ae ie78 || 7-9 UP) a8) | ORD— TRU 13 Loc ‘By 4. ue 1917 Ghove Lt. Six K hia || Jf CA LU nd — p— r Vik 1916: y uD; t -_— CHEV ; Oo UP, uring Post Die Bs. ust st. MOTO! an y lit on, G and ' ‘ashin body: ne pay. 16W as 4 Stud ‘rolet Raby ouri ng. } d Tr th . Ww) Ca New ba, . Bee MACH HINES ADDING po why ctor as gee erms. | car; OF. — terms cars. -Dis- | — R d to tle: 1 Sood- |i | FORD— gton dne-ton, Barn n- ebak Mod Gra ng- avs ee | ith r A FO — J condi (3) ; Soe 1919; is._806 my, 19 (c89) | JEP CAR. > os | 8 oar a on ~~ me ae i 21 $0 Heads ys you nd | : extra ds fi ! tre Grand i ee gee nell m0 ter, che itiony $426. DALE 9; oper we. —sie| ————— YP co. 2 aii! igned for. new: tern = DE LA 00 OT Roadster. ey b : wa of th Hil] Siva Vv lled ; ey nd 1846 pend nodete: We h Sane Julia: - cheap, $325. | C EALE bala _- P08 Chestnut o18 SSE ne 202 | | ed deliver erm 3 =—s'o Oiaenk Xs OTH dster. i ack nt ree vim agant Ai rrela, aon ; sed M els; mac ave FOR ulla roads “terms. 1006 HEV RS A nee 12 like (o4) $1200; ~—Tour o— 2021 || _Oppos Deed grov ry t S pen Cent as EBA iER | no “e . your : g the : elai ‘| econ tle um ach oud hine eeve D- Sid ter; 8. $25 ROI v ITO mon a : LE sac ourl = (cB FO osite C s A ery v truck, 2224 ral 3¢ bile UTO 8. q ou m yo Imp aim Upon ditio rees © oft Rl R17 ject s of ral good 1017 ney o7 good 1008 on0 d SETI! SAI the. new EXINGTON—4- ng ca = ) ORD—Te ity } uto and sp (el 360. 3101-07 Dist | uesti get ° on- ll ressi 8 pa tru D; A... . T Le De to ¥ var FO oct; S208; roadst 1. cond (et own, oA nt: 410-18 ES C over TON _4 $75 r; wi rig Ton fall. Bod mea ecial! Y Ol ribut T 10n it . are io ’ Friis ast Fe mass Grzied ti Se ony 6360, | Ps see me aes # Lecuet. iT oes oe a sna roa 4 ar price; easy “pay Fea te SN aaa | — 5 ome almost ge a | satay: a ° at r t A on 4 : af r city val er er ‘ort! eet Vv . 22 ° ee Oo egy - Re ypewriter ab ~ (ek) Onn enangg, B ao ab a ‘ollve. per = 1G tna: $200. a. lies ‘34 BALES sa rae ry Pe rears roadster: “e4 . | F “fino 8. payments, body. my Bomont 121 || ttn fsa right tI O S for nothi m 8 . 7 id . unl ta, nde , B21 epair. _Wash ion: ster, ce, $ 6. (5) DIx nut Fr. Cc d: 1.0 a on _ ter 7 se}l. y own just i ne ton st Deed at t wi. | | ( e . an i} | ur n scot: Lawton . * a ue iypemiter 3 moi (85) ORD— Roads bk trade: t tire ihre ote: * new: TER—la piu edg_ome. Toba ee Batons = a ARP Fe i schantcal : excellent | bean Auto | antee. t make ei? or we | | ealls for sed Car P — , wecondl | @ Ii : writer vor, pants Saoewre ter, 1 terms. oew. ase ge renon MANWE ers’ A The | PORDS or Deggen dy (c4) i 1S a : oli ts na ster type write make tral 4% ake change, “A D—R uns Wh .- 209 ODGE- 2525 N fice t tra touring * = oe WE ow ver = tion: 8 | 5 grant pasa Dow ~~ | at i or i on * ~ RNR Sentra! 190% NTT _ “ee, | tires ster; Easto lock ; ; | Bomo in were C abans 4 tin extra: & me Ie beauti th | | them @ lar and We have CO. ‘Olive. APPER: “oy oe fi i917 Cole t re De onetr | your mplied ——_ - 12:5 . Se atarter H abso on. will | PO nt ds ar; yo a ces Bo Ady w OE - rem larg w A I pees ili Pai oRS¢ cash, res -: ret- 19 Col Six ‘ourt mon ato pr : —— oo rter; ass) lute Fo i DG ee I h 4650. mor- . o bje eat set 7000 | cor > ith ith nda 16) n nt, IN bal and cla mpd! 19 Gras 8s To n® stra 4, | M otecti ° » fresh = : in mer- | FV 4 real r 6h lv lik rest bal E—La 5 Bacaiem. R) (c3 59°1 term ct to cover door maroo i} © om overhaul ariety or wi soli ww we | ew, Siive CE ance pa a6 1913 rant Seda uring. tor. | | ARM ctio to —.. ,. U O ° st. ~~ —R A ay abs new: (cB) ance or mod ines > of th s)i- 292 om Ww rites new openi n, fede tor : pnts an to se thane b or aden cash, motor rtown iUuMM tl. ae 1918 Overl Six ne ° | class On nN. 7 sone, any I M one of Roast in conta ——- EF A... el —— . 17 em: cust mA te tires ns lf ocust. ms. a Fee Bhan cn § Dedies neu HUP balan in Al cord . 2 ~s | 1918 Bvermae } edan. )) Ue tion: motor TOWN Sion. Any : O a nee SS r, 1917; 21 Mi Peer- popen— EALE nost n ner ie MOTOR, tic i |i Olive ¢ outhe n pa rantee ar sand | like TOU ce te cond tires ew 1915 Chal and c. Dage, T | A maro beau car, |! c iu nit amoun I ante. 8: ood wit chigi DG RS A ew, $3 1) OR on; 1 7 745 rn M ymet d in l of | c ne RIN rms, ition: — | 1910 Studebals x Sed our! 2 ler on c tifully n pin AR— 10 ount; L HU + bis condit h tray nti rin ET UTO 50d Q) = CAR N F¢ mg lg: R00 ash Ww: ca G—I $320 19 # M ebak Tour an ng. tires olor: w k of High v | re) . and RiLy oD in. $290: Tn back ew ti w to K: ov 8410-18 ES C MI — >i ad Fi nd wu TRU » 1th ry | ti ord LLAC nce £00 # an \) 917 yest 1 To 7-pasa, STE oth e wh od. di- lODIC 1s921t Se orfect 3 sine: newly. can, ar- | P? [so spare: te jody new — te WE ——— CEO ioe jjany 8 JCKS ani||\|| servi AC—In Ri v; $300 | 1p1B Re se linignt Re ouring fader ng oe ceeeserion oe P ICA f.—One-tor RS ect rd tir new! dste Bril- pon pare; ning new 18) (e) E =)” eee 2294 sul tyle b aa pois ites a good 300 , tt on tin ight , | phan g: ne te riea, mt 9 LS : ne-ton ‘ash mec res; y fin r; J] ful To term xe pist Nic U th N— 24 \ t. § ody; viceah NR , 17 Reo Si Road hon nin t er wi mod f ont 4 | SIAR int han used ished; eath ¢5) ay ay s. P on eter: 1k ely yen 114- :_ Was ACES AU i} Gees aaa Geer runt 1318 Jovd 4 dst 1 ED _buyer. just uto e D eone uy (oTR X Ww. vl ma 4c PU} gal | a _iacust c >? ni NDI trad fam for im | SV gal d -Dases. h maging ’ . aot er ov ste Bel GE— AUT . used 7m) MOx ID. is T me # B a firs tL I ra ond fs ondi ng JER a. lly hi “ ER - : n, t! ve ighest - —_ {c80) MITC wy Soma i es ‘ co i re) ; Ne Ne igh on ct J rst- C—] , gouuitee t. tion: | |i] ord —1 Ra | Yo Y J res, tourt ' =e, Bom Dy mortrars oe. oo oe TCHE rest 91 auled; 918, al "Os Ree 16 touri TO BALES OO — 6-08. wlin” 8027" — | dean enue MO Rivereia (a6) ee ae uri | UR LO | ORD Bn a. : = : ‘ 97 Ps Ae cb cas! i ng P Ww to AN cep , ‘s 8 ont i | bil He h ~ a LL—ta Al bara! 1 new (o79)} ona Joh My --»' 0-18 I Rl 027 Olive pase | SN onditio’ stak vareide 931% mall S y Bey TA RES urin ~ tion Rg, boust — amend sel arwein: te mod ae i ~~ ag B ab Service o> atth a aocust. ~ DHALER nodel, 7 ” touring. | MITH Mg. ~- Bag Biv. eo | epee ae | || KEN tSEN ae Lat . io crrcine ine i ea, Fi mbes | oa eg jl, vane sc8) Baie oe esa 5 bits AUS" panschie ing. | rebuilt oF ORM-A say Biakey aio t lazelrig moe (10) IN TRADE. | St ate Tapeh sem . ney _ 40) e wie ete o.. ance ‘ ‘lede ° ny r ng ng nenta! , oO » = ow g ss a -TRU y 346! 5: 1 N — © E alu res. Ss hen ee : oa ! | Wtd.— han i Bomoni xerm tire: at FR fato-18 1 a reel | em 15 Lac ate.:* $075. - Bghy 3410- SALES a ME our! s— our t a } i — ia 0 to § speed olte TBER-W ce 12 room year ge LAN , 20: 6-pa 3413 teal » = $) ew ; ( \— aa N T Li} .8 NT rio ng. La ori nd i} . ) | hod —2- ect new: fo ty | 7 L . i\| ondit This inted ‘1 lim 5-pass. ere ndit 8eGO c7) stall rebo extra t road S. on CA t- any 8. tion rin eo st | K ya ton. conal or = 11] 1) Rpeeaae Oli ocU i! jon, car br Wo go 2S one md Packer k e _ top| Gra n he oo tons r rea penin T ( ) EC rmir »—O will v nal rg bd ene tae: ._ ust re ee ‘ . iI wm co SP + ‘ “trethor. 44 whi da Toot o to nd. lanc pomeg new and r dec g ood ¢t ahts; pen giev inted: } & Mo good ith (c6) —— (e883 it} ” p ge: wil I T—191 t ‘elber, 44 Ph J Co _{c8) Ope o 77 rat rings K; G em op an pow touri ter F MO ae. f Seieon » Hi . aint; re Ww 7 ’ mm — one nets n evening ewly nbie ell ~ 00a R honst nd eefal emai ms. | ord TO oe laaew. = i cha all heel 7. i lv rand. ee jon. nings. paym pai s alo ery pal us te curt ln el _ (0% T R Edw. — a nnel tr 9. pass. na dies’ a { en nted: ne m go nt pay th any ains: i0to ectri 7) } B so ble b o cord *% i. ™ con ster: ndel ts $1 ent, od; and yme » yw) w r; c se ruek U gS) (S ———— co um min tires. ‘ee " any a and n ai tt la ! "eon | 1035 ay ut ba! new tir OLDS) ts. ea: ere ell Y Hall g . nge 4. ]1 egies . s) == nditi xe penicke r- batd. in . or rhat ode — , SON in & am mech w y ¢ d pow n ca res; ind el /o-tO aia ELI art: a ofed: _ na h I oe ea Dp FR or nal an ; LE— 5 own er: ¥ re © ao 105 n: Ing: E— « = H Appelmat " ts i-—Touring rari -m Box_N y. ered 4 Olds Road — - — cou. months Daye = Seis ca | Ine msc A | ehomt d body peat | - teal toa six, te oriea. ‘Kar price. 3 wt Bela: ake ‘nartaat adst = | DO — ae es Tose... Bes E—19 Olive. pen_ events ‘two ; Al and } ; = = moe nips Dass. at en, ' —To e. Cent -D, Prt pe cer, 3 er ! DG — Bl. ar ell shanic 17 ve. uring zs, o WwW eonditi ar op erat j mood tou Bi ! urin trat good: ric rf 919 || +h—) = als 8-c . { eeks itl ear itt] ATH ®* pv orees mech r- 10,000 aire fu Bidney isa, 28, “2590 "O4e 10 ee : ditt — eats "anian eq | From Bi] on, en al st ARN B + mc an- {if . pn - a e : e | r t ' #Dr sire f td. — d isan anaes com | Oa 6 Fi080. ore aah mech ing c passén — quick’ tou (ip hotel ; just tl ; used i] IMPL x ofeiee. —5-pass. ires. é in ne A rr im se 520 , trucks - ~8) eat, ust St. me epainted. ani- |i ar. S ger - sale. Fine aAgssen to d ie thi only i EMEN ed "Stearna -b Vv 1920 - eae be wet be fn Al e0 rand | Oo oe peepee || NEWE om — bi J | OQ “e* aubet er Ten for |f T & right. a Wary, little: repaint , ay Ae : au Box WAL condition; pon. | trans AND—Sa; ove TER tee) |), LL eens ' Ids arene 1, a bn stad phones ih w ly a e NT & AUTO jas: He, natural ‘sete - it ALS AR loa R.- Post itton; aes —— ran 4120 cash. overhauled — ) 1 MOTOR “ 1 5S : Tourin ay F O., 106 og EDS _ ‘CTO. eguiar t Me ell, but re Sete t | | rH S cctnnadlearn thes iil co PAIG ; price colored : on oe e full IRLANI Oy alance a 9 | rd r; Vt ‘ sORCEREY’ il} 40 > tO | . wh =—7 t is : saree ay full | 9: ND—iai ee eee oe 262 CAR ~ tinge mech g ) | hall, 12 UTO | pay- ||| op h contal sou Fl HTH walneal ass. | bila’ — 0 x ~p ‘morta patch. fori 2.2 erfe —1 ate Rt yl —— | 21 Lo co rice rep anic i th st.. B y- ||| ; 10le ain n Ww O inted tourt 1 “ . or en at (04) on ri ect m nod hly new cu 264 $1200. alnted. ally A . 0 ODY | inte s to eno Hee ur G o— * gray the ng | NAST t, 8! BO rAKC. once; . tra: Pamsenger car el r , Be r- | DORIS st St *"? 61 T B perfec iim AUTO — pposi Y | rpret é perm} ugh i 7 : reat } emer na v Z with wire : trade =e Ss uc- | DOR er on AYP parts have es le ~~~ m B uber-W rga ith nth tle P® on ctor cond OVE wlin, Bit. = . (04) i TO C 196. Eas ~ ANE aah Mee its ~ Ir pans re i iW Ce © you ine ba . I 2904 s, ne ldg.. il in 8. D e av74 ition: RLA 2027 f- “pa ~— = iz R27 CAF ae ~ OU : he past imp i OV ffer see bu a ~ Washis ae, 2 to | Da EALE ceager, = ; & D001 Sines —o = | eee rms OVS. | m ad’ are: Tl orta | Han ERI ed. this car i} ri 7, Vashington. S ereon Mo- RT RS ight! (ec OV Miss a touri = ' ust u Fru , or . ee en a are 1@ MM nt j in goo _AND c , » Fo on STE and fin —191 AUTO. ya jueed: ) ERLA® ourt, Tou ng. == st, nning we tra Bilis and t good en : | a pain dm se . DY She “a” totes, SARN (82 m. ®. SA clas a ring: See W. 7: a de. npor hey d busi at i Ww | sepals: DAN “ —_ . ‘ le & passeng 3410- LES Cc a s co T 5 Si Uk ' } = ndition 24 itt . tar ae a usl ue eh : nic a, | } car: 7-paase Je atreon. (ol 8 = ) ths. car: ne 18 Loc 12 OVE nditi ouri _Sidney en : You WE lon -8@00. tion . oh ppreci ness a!iil | ti > nav i al con 918. - DS : 9 gaan n (05) t} enger; Roadste FORD DEA om r. aligh ust. 4c OVERCAND— pon = cw; #9: °) pave purchase a. phy ABER ‘$600 }}j| any . The di a gor iate how a1) I pose of e decid it STEARN: dition: 4-90. ‘ , 106 AUTO a. joe” weet: iat are e a sport ) 3 p Sano ~1019: 8 wtn wt 5 a se ici®) OVE or ee ; (ce i) bese elas Bn CARS c4) ii on buver pte reputa | befor our vor to di an | =, ~ ,coU new , SO 4 ‘anh - . ri car: -pas- FOR );_ bars: good ALES oo t3 RL 290; | it n fir: } | Sautihhter ~~ F— po G8 ih atme resulti itme . " e we ) 1S- alee Gas ik oo Me an: || NEWELI pana terms ee [opel aaa | Rewer” taken, tro beaut si | Sa Serre es we Hi erang that bene ~ peng Sr ae ein haga HW 2 Seint peed wet modal: E 2T MVM, ‘LIL MO | FOR rms éar; wton C rersy | UY A. ay fr uring HOA sav | * = ~ i > 2 Bel will | || sales at wo e ad 0 dir nto HLTH RU res kre CIT S : tion. Tor 1800 wint av onditt ERLA 7ép m car Oly 0} °° oo, Ou be A . sho aes ee tt Ss. se uld af a b clo i ou Hii IcK isan ene ' ror Fe y 7 ae 962 TOR - FO iri Olive er or ( on, Collen ND. p. m. salearo at $: e. | it 1 gua to overioo uld y pected | h } e affeec oom- h se tl Ve r fill aL paint, ROA our : te 4 HA ee 21 Lo CAR RD A ta 1917 sum e37) oe os Tou taney | oe | Law ue b Faye penne oo GR N IUDs man t fut urry er w Healt fee eg DST ell LL ST Cc (* = [. mer —-+ ae. Ne ring. rest 27 mu vin im nall ave ° ote we n j LOT , SON age! ure 5 oe n oO ant 7 j onal tir ER se 4 CDE ust 5 20 ORD ort iodel; top; | O tion Ou: 1019; 5- rae tg as tel a we we will | || OR CAR ¢ F nent ac and ut 1 Wt Bag H —191 trucks. ™ BAKE i athe | _ eee &. 1918: , good (c ; VER . oe ee 5 pas ell. |} We h pay epportu stand au enou { AR y R. 4 of eordl thev oR in x 1} ISce at th inter 8: ? "tom truck STUD: WAKE il a ae cig FP Ba Keb} | moter: eed ti Ne 18h | i "Enalmern. Hop je patty, fo gery ready | I] mrs 03: ae T ingly. priced || | Steen ag sil isin | for cks ndit ER ; $ IR D— ASLIW wua _——— rt run eas bo ood t to for ear on - | for et fro Hu kl ce in e yo" {! per WV Jeo rew 0 ‘ ine. i} need ¢ ligh to w Ford ir a lon; cn ee 200. wr a well; Tour! _ 3872 ranteed: pi 8 well; ni v pay ugh tires; uring: dem | Tk ® yor m — g twe!l a. | mit e. co pardiz d T * i] er som te «a seen ¢ ha weea' yi set a | UOEUAKERS | baer erent Oret ORDS—16 1 terme. Harford. iaias Sale OVER — gy Ty tao) | any don’ osha ett a Sector ite | saihesy i anon no — Mari CARS HH Eee Bea | : or pa : e): ER r est (5) SORE ta > lat 2631 - only a car: sAN wo a anyw rfect wee need u cholic see ar m '@- ity whe A stan ore é ~ 4 : iy se A e f s th wou whi : ® op ery a p Soueue. a bares like dster Alito Rr Ay ae hg masto 275; 3 —_——_ oaulppe: peciatiy pa nd balanes WEB re eek e cass | || usine side 6 is g to | i COU uRS Mali me condition. th- , fal nd m our in. Sane Ci a U-c e- | FO 67 M Ne age from runs' ® k. cl with’ pal vO. 5- pen nce | ER M y chat not S| eredi “ ayn ngs. | ||| | pracy i va agen pas oe TH a r ety ta. e floo Gus “a. uled,; ful & =I FOR bargain Y car as 0D (o4) extra miles ING = | | ll or 12 nt. B 3 18 i car } n fac anv Wi ~new th Pritt r iyi (os) ANDLE Main 1108 a POPPI a a $410 isis ew: trade: ee tire. 1 orig ni Pam : | $y” I} {ii} mic rebuilt, r month alance | aay 3" just as ne you, ith ne Hai I © l , | 5! 653 Ne ch— Brand-new ee mattery £0 sedan. ‘FORD = oar , gencoient teas | TOR CAR ms oF tate et tke : chesed repainted i HH | Se ‘ f ae Gaak th. get 7 te iy ocust at J f | N. Grand elt ral enat qu amy Tourl ; lik ebra co CO. ra lice 11) riv | | . a ¢ Hh iH pone mn * f toa ] : ’ rifice ote es ick | F N. 1 uring: ® ne — as aga nse ce on en HU nd i a of th oe 7 it .Be effe i,/ ’ pode at _ “ORI Sara h. : 1018 Ww, $37 AIG 1 WI and ew; : | DS Te- ital 0 -¢.. e f ock itt if mont Tso iH , even! SOON) an: mu ey — 1918 mod 5 ca i—Fo Locu LSON tool id B SONS aa ver! and ollowi MRE 2600 n ii ngs. ae mio. n. 80: Ot el; ~ joao | ® “wt _ eRe MO. et or BU NS... eal C and . owing Taal - . oC il} tion. | FORD: 027 O vurin will fey | EG co le. Us - . ’ te ICKS _~ESSE Bail hal eyli aay entr i sos i s. se ev} 2 AL nd! ly (ec ge oP ‘SSEN ant haim yun } an al i ; oi Bay he re ae. We i! cheap. | 5 tirea, new ioe, 17; or_ trade ®) |: Used C r Grade of a ANDL ~ ( og ns ste he were: on oe ler. | ne 27768. i : 368) Es carn. o Be | ance : firet top sseng oauthw for aneme § Mi ‘ i att - oline es - rwe! ti | } ! Se: See ND: . iit, i9i8 ee oe ‘evenings, payin qete: wo oe eat aye te) | 4ars an AXWEI “7 ih Huds Knigh Chevr : HinE| | Wi : » iD: trade ivis~ ibi8; | REO T ments. 1 tenn run tatters 1 P d T DODG 2LLS i son t Stud aret Hina i a, | Tearing, aes a atesin “Hie ai Bop an rucks a a Hi ‘oni Ser Il : “absolute 2 . Gr J. alii! } 4 ! 4 . & mol ; hii @ SAXO 8804 Cook. —= a and. bal~ | |! CO MOT Al on Hee and ozier nile me) ; et. Ne ea. “me ‘< ANY CA €& m ; 1 it Cc 1 ot} : 7 ; conmna: on orth char rf ‘ OF AR cars, odels, } hile ome ers ipl ; it 8: erifte $600. eal 2°0 F \ cab Ss, 1 with valt earl “ HT | il if . trade. te : take | 208 fF MO S ands, n to : rine 1e6, y: T ' i \ } 2a40A Oli aes | I Bomont 900 socust St ' ters, and ae wn ii j FIRST. of cours, choic i ] | ve. ey . iH nv oa i vit Pp we, Wi M4 est ue lt ——— ty , ot - ieil T . RO vill 4 Phi i Repeats arate 0 UDSON-F hers. ii ii ERMS IF MPTLY. Hie it —— [300 mH! r an Uv ‘SED -FRAMPT j Hi Open nigh DESIRE ° int — | ——— (eft ’ hf 525-2 o7 ] a4 DEP ON H : ; . until 10 ts d ED setae conga coes NT Cer rt ELMAR | da Pp. m uring th | | PORT: RIES, PAI me | | ; } fry! 4 - ‘ear =. RI y). WN . (exc is sa 7 ? Detr ABLE d PARTS— = a t 74° — UR ie y ii H oo oRiES. dell _w — 70. Ha) | IPLE —— TTERIES iES, PA Bross or —— +4) : Al ay E : ' ‘ hean Less SA RTS row wack aS een | ii , "TS aig : i ) PORT ath and’ Ol litt FOR a - Sf i ivy U, « ong FRO ~~», SAL ‘ _— LOCT ae 7 | se NT yey ote. and ret , ‘ 9 " “ . a ii) ST me + o=5 an = ev. y: iti new “tubes all — tubes by ott one ry ow: : moll ' : ~ . ** e ne . ba ° . in : ' Cia a NID 2845 _tavait Kolty-8 Spr ie 7 tric ANIZET— {fersot ‘tier ringtte ate cated, ‘aot ynn- — : i iter inner lac "a y's 3 « tubes. steal ae 8 ro = . a we ah li * < J 5 arta - n » a ‘é : 5 : ’ ,

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Scone oy ST ST ' LOUIS OFF : ~~ OFre w ice Fl _xeinder_ MIL I Spee nae SA iar’ s Wh PPL H Act be td — hed. a Ele HOU stro lat oon Forest OUSEHO | om 1 Rag? Co, “top and rest Pts LIBRARY OLD GO E ie ‘ je -¥ . B oe — @A = ~~ ae FI 208 ca 1. Fiat : Pesnonr om: li ino vated TAB ODS r VE waet ER chairs, “Delt ~— rs desk LAV ING- a "ABLE bs FOR SALE DA Ph = Ww De ai ginko aid Shores vO or oe med L ih f, in ae 3B Imar chairs L beg ce tn SET ir. ne 4 E Y ot asta. utche SBT, and LVIN ala a —B 12 W 5x20 E 510, are, © Lin- er; G Rt ano: any yet ashin in. ; 4 RA lon a — (6) Gras elect OM 5 0 deal 1 ce gton. MU RBE FO -~_ &-- Box: Grand i poowe Cone cone 4 _____ MUSICA sic Mana” err OR SALE. rs cin tile toaster. a7 consspage: | “oi ce ARE FII | IXTU erence renin. 4410" oat *o ra INTING Ng aiTiA” D ir, © 2 jpiano tn. 4 \L_INSTRU FI 'D ae _——— —o " ° a UFrF Ss port Mea 4410 Mane Oliv — 10 to ude : feos, Wolenn, n 20 RAGTID RUCTION IN ao KE lon ie mar Mane chal HK ° r art. nty ells rati leas 1E peeiiae, x ala s | es by TE Fac alse 68 es e a A oO ne ste e SHOOL 7 T Bite by 28 R oe +4 a “ Sata rs, ee a ba eae one trial lesson Play PL PIANOS / USICAL ER CER RIG offe 1 top nd BT ust ; TU NG na roo and AYE ” P Ke GE} er nche , ol (4) tif id’ tAT¢ sell. lue 5 JNIN A nd H m 403 fo R- P AND ¢ : % Ae we ap keto it. h cies on - 4 ee RS 744 Semp t Beell sean NO odiam« F_cash. IAN OR; 'E beaut A a ‘ney of : 621 3 oak. care’ 19 also aanie the Ro — yet ] () 1, 1414 ope e _REPAI gh) BU NO—88- -n JANS R S mis I. ful: a rerocers celeb Security , _ ‘ ' ON ird ‘y me nme eed PIA an Mo er. N Li ely HAR ~ Vv EH ——— i a ao ler line y do had RS (8) $. Bo on t NS, man, n. Vi To b ST 111 NO d crv ele . SOK nde! furn NE War ania ital ic a ceé) is tr ~ 5) a 3 RE ssmmU and, Pooren es —Kar 18 FU “eer, Mage .? tor 257 2529 Sead a oa nign: omo to Di layer scount, aa or cash: E | referent , 43 y: oO shed 2 hot |p OR ms. HAR 1217 sa RLG— oO 18. and NG R lec “inl. "ER Jeff: vea rat-c | =O. tn re be ves for no ARY es. ed 2 e car: -floor 14) CE NT NE FOR Bone A —Ve ave Glot 1_Wash E © t) ottS Parl T pla on. oh inns 6); PL ye et: none. $ cash, in. | ARTLA cou well-fu pw ko 4) | DICKSON. NT 4 upWwa = SA Broa ~ x ngel ry ft e st. | ral ing ., 8 mall w ano tor a) ae xpert re- | “AY 414- Lo none nt with. 1) ren; ND. ple; tlem nt RA ~ err LE a-| ruse jory Snes ~ ton. ee “Pho ni iapey 970, | oO E 14% -16 By ee o $15 14 wala 4308— ed ey oa. Pet Eee L 14 — G pet (@ rug : witl raia t B = 1 ph pet te83) Ph gua ng: ey 3 ne 4.4 P -16 3 N. at sat Ny ‘TiePHI am h Fu conv , f, TINTS TT jrass s fa eet CaaS a s @ | on n 4 und hone Cl ) | one rant repa 70, payi of I A 16 sells onl MecP eat. rm vent w INE mu rm _ance. t $60 crif esig ahi es. caning Gra eed. frin el4 en ng th our NO th : itse y w ER h ish enc ieee +4 ‘ ( wo! ands a ck, harn = A Aa’ ice n, v ."' te oan SOL PPP nd 3900, M. &. re } his e t cust St. If; ith. SON, ee ed roo _ OR OOO eee & HOU OU | +e and he ae 1 nprpees,, Se N hartment $100; a 4, c8) | MUST Ww ‘ Vv T reason- = he balance of i ) BARG C8) “ate b $927— ater: priv 0 — 09 Wa BRO, R SE SES W 119 im 38 lar ea an ts : an ot nt tib also ren = f CAT AN icto man ome he yn of je u AIN | NE ed Bea priva r tw A ~ inw 0. 9s End wre A ii! th and from 16 i. See | double roadway. Pa ce, F 4R40A. Olive S yers 4 ike fovea en TED eT ane! responsi be. Hatle oo | nt WEBER a; Kitch utiful @ fain. 8316—8- OUTH right Bide. (of) “St cana aniane : f bac ori meine Ay to pain oon edhe Tp —————eeeee els) Olit yu the. cor —_ A & , eet finish | ‘NE anes —o = on rine gs = = (4) ae a FU lwoatch. mau WED : ‘ ; - ~- v 0 INT S , rso , on PR. bed : ae ain . 10} a ——Uo 860i hid any ay fart NG SAN R 3. 60 re B | P . PIANOS SS”. Pla wr. —— are oo o one ae a eee SEW PERRY all 4517 conven! roo FL upper flat, __{@) a ults on! w iM APR NESD : mt HOnRE eS ode ativery jai parts of ha etn | OUR cc our furniture, § uyers! YEP $_AND_OR ¢d.—Caah pat 3 Le rita te eee it over 10 | SEWDE Src eatme, | droon | "4100 wast. weer La a nn 7 Fox” FOO IMPROVED | tL 7. 1920" me ry iM | ery. he O ‘ath an ay . | [AN re) LP pald | c Ae o| 3 ad 4517 — nce ft | Ol ¥ . 192 } a oo Abe horse. arness * th and Wa 5 and |B reap for O—S oe nen) | Ih Co. 430K F101 nerso Ray TEE 7—Lare Toor Pur: | wast, Be ~~ USE om. dA. 6. iio} Ly ~ Ww. ~~ 47 ae AT 4’ Wachin save 50 O- or cash, &-n ANS 5) | I sted 500 02-0 ocranea te TI en MO wy i to oman ES FOR | OP ' Wr Ty ir aerate aA Pos te) ashinatc so | PIANG Us Call a4 ANS nw 2 Whe ay conten ze 84- decries re FO 2 ER tDN RSES— Chunky, ee. “Teen NS seaneel P 130: terme. 3 neyitat Wote- = et fi oh Ft WE R 391 T | on | ree ‘ th — age. w ton. ves. IAN rms it 417 aho Pi E iplo pin AL: “ 8 oor E ' =. u 1 S ae s yY —- r a : ior: a mares enbas” Clank, | patie, rom MONEY ES YOU ae barkiiedeanets 1 Chippewa. teh itt 55 pissin aa Tigh re, | 2 far: lect, Non furniture: ga, sere: D = od mr — a ing AR FOR Sy SURBAN P a Myo et ¢ gor com “ ROOMS nin ~ 4468—- Hone. furnish 2 | bi orth 1920 room _— RN furth will cont or R | Ww — 1 Ess : , out line ne «) y dr a cond 74 at ure P speci on me up-to fit ae ce St - rl. rood - j (om » ) al I Ral vA s7T g roo Fu ed '¢ ivin ‘Mar Tw 5, ; S ET her | vee ’ ains en 4 TAD ne ma BAK ——— TE! : "1 THA eau. Vehicle aft ~— itlo If or y alty per c to ca Ot) ~~ rn als IN N e ac 2 ‘lle-C -} I = . is] - i- B -C ov Ta at , ea I m R84 2 | . , ~o FF en ag na om _R LS ul o ck 1s ow ae ee) eo ~ ; : om a > x iA ay. — | os i Cl AN a, aie and. n ald iss Cc er { etic | priv - _ sim} ily 2R, A ~ oom , | an on nt. at EN , iat 4 Or tne in - IN! iney ’ $150; EDW ;} CHA LL - Sy 4, he | ones ine ark ‘> meercte whee hey any ..... 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CTO ou la. ny owe 8 ne- s7 *. se ffet ynsist abin nO: so 3-roo 8 8 ices akes: uvs ble t up t 4) Starck no naho SS-not te 2.0 oe odocmaa _cony nd-fl ER rt hor . 8 roo and W -38%% od f 591 mises ge: aun ic) + ebst 1 ur ‘is ms urn acl l4 1 iV ur “me nve eoate : r, , be rn—' 4 819 w er. F na | S 25: no: and ing ets, ref a wee n | _12t-2 ye bef« ter the ; ernis 0 the — . oak: gany: ILE wae ees ae » VV nveni oor P] usek roo ai. WE --—-- Pos loor 90-—A s. posse par a | Ferg er ¢ bloc: hed; and shed 1° ba ede, roo init nace ir a nien« » a 's W106 rit “oh FFA att ae MB, FLA. ost nae in. PL 2S. G erwe wo used to the | ire sahogai SS-noti Cppercrrnaes » 4150 WEST ee front re 4020. eening. ms, third ST TT oer. Se partin Ee mgr Aa ag me sre as late bath: S18 Dillon, ‘a san a Park), y-wi bass . auto will le for h. D.: make. e oo lade mn hiffo $7 inste wt ‘pedantal ‘ators, AYE } Gra) > ine. 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Pond on, ma note ss. 19ee¢ eee OUD WwW or: Maite! o, em P ea . _ alco bright 12. bath: | 87 y 1; sop. ost -1 sume OO per from > St yore h 34 A, von ols; : rnace: t » GE? e, L ind rso “ sale ome or 1 ‘omp pull, | VA unt below 1 er 25: axes, Si $25: fihe nan ount’ 0 ca -Seve Pia 1 low All a mat hogany fy ORE 25 EST) hen PD ploye 340A— ve; # t = 118 ED oD 769—Th B ~ snatch r; sul month, Kirk ation. eGto fenri ing, PL. food ” aan 7 “$375 rf NEI nde! n av le wali road resse LKE on ad the ids use we 6: : bed J $10 Pia on n be veral goo 1 C r P gan) > 10ga ny sdee 5 = ro MINS’ rivil a: ¢ - ) all =— “ 7 WA en -Thi Ox | + Aun . rfec @ ny eee aes | ms rE! ege. ontin Lovely f (3) 4——— N. ith ARD porch rd _f LO —_ t to ither — Wetton b and * nditton.. er ca! Ww ’ high Wes! OR—O > . lo as. I Rae $0.14 SRMRTE ular in e » car ers. hoga 11.1 Co., i? mo ught d pli (oR) (" XN ais snared in seer \ ae ble. excel t PI. nous ~ fro | —— aE: lL. BA se lovr: 7 ODGE HAL = T ith a AN ANT Ww mm fi NE Bl... rs eve One (4) | F 330 and = | gan, 82. nED . prt 6202-6 1] V oof... ‘Foot tur. 15 Pert! ee 7 ‘ ce ArKe “= d, Cc a octrl A .k a ~ can r l rea —3 ro ~~ LA ’ _er 8. 17 nd r yond iti mahog: Oliv bt Te 8, G ALK ind O1 on exe E ST oF sle BL --—— ery co u - / 1 URN . P A as nus ~¢ aaa = PE i iftte ce Ox» it b> It we . o an ns, 7 ood and : i. vn) wo Wiswell Ele Sp mn 1eR3) nitu Three- ent f caaeliies ¢ ATS $50 gg ag Be aye oer eat. lana? Rane ING live ALI ree Pl ening: aro ti eee |e. -NISH ershi pt i Ay ggg hea OPL ey 38 ; ores nt, 4 a urnace, Dd eee ovat TO ell EK K Ors >| = re; 1 e-room lat. able; p nic Fen | WIL and J nen juar ee nots (ove ter TR ate M sts. 2 |v es NE bing: Se. 0--Fr ence: ‘| apar 1.0 ED ¢ Snir S TO we sm ' - . Sxx wa, G-f and ¢ sf 130: *jouble rs, % r4 : rs- lec new . new o1¢ itn: urneés ym an 36 “ par ely ¢ good L —« oc ided rante t3 ‘ 5) i t ed ARG oe ACH =a ' \ KE s . all ‘ RI . 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Ol - oe price $76 raev seated E Jefter TE new , Lodg mt nder m; 1 2-in (RO 3 ire fo ON, or Tee hogar ce Ut | en od u Pia h ar gany | eatly nt _number 0 Cc tke t WIND 1 col wo | t wa “suit eee $77.8 lass or r . live is adw ~. r= ha a ~ w son R { ’ new, 7 a6. | _& lane , pre Gree Pra ” H or & OO -2. mer. ny Q to on I cond sed no C 1d ro! y get a red ake - of O., - new : IN Ds - ec tri nec + » nice ter } e W — —— ‘ dO Y DE ¢ ent. a bet ae Rt M- Ly, ae Pil buv crea 6 ith “ rd. FA ay in. shi er actic nfie} tt OU ale. OF A._6.-' Box Sop uee! a vehi ition: “uprieht: a. I": desire cabi uced s th ~ecabine Qye1-ok § floc SOR ss ng. “ely f reat, ELI —__ ‘ic % SKR at li ENT all r) 25 r New eer... Su 2 xe , with Oe weed he 20K .S— I 41, aKa hk cally eee | lA ~ HO mm f P. of “RUYS a Pia D0: : BS -t — shenear an | _mac (e$) STEV ront: ceepi hed es bow — GS a |! 7. nogr 17 “=: AL — ener a Tes, ones 3 a a s! r; h © >. m Po ra athe y fe NI LD at -D. good S sisal no mn te note A. ) — AE no Tr e hine V rn - hh 85 1- -~- ping , sec iin FO! iS Vv aph e TOM — “Me ‘ © fre “for h. . ma leep ot- Ka! gal. MM) st-I brake, new: 1) TR G al ! it sian i ae =x oh 201 era uis f oer i __wit ART ous -infurni g rooms: Hi ~ R == KE r. Ar eC RAD ~ tr > ny >} ing ; : 9 h } ~gal. ile ke pra ; | « ON oot nd f on di ‘ice iim 0., $ - Ane re =a LIA “ phe sa ugh n ith P.. nuse *kee ifurnis po" oms: mous ~ Cc RE ~ —| ch ie lobl cent ALAA io tA oo cit ‘uck ail $ eau por - | 24x4 oriz rorle h patch. Pr ctic lic ript s—c imate DS ute flo Kimbal 1107 1 i _ IAN C hea cha t a Lat 146s- Hin nished re ¥ SE ora ENT NT J eap, 13. N.- yy. C eB wae ARS »' ys ing; . 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Fore rer 0 = TEI Lact re tl e ha pri. st. ee Ger ged. pho aig ny ALM, ath. “oT oe aubiiat and PIN i EST ee - la Po r. ele eas Boa ae wT ndiana te late le; ve t or , t 12 . = 0 liv o.. 8 o Delrr Jots; ple fur est rs “st t NW cust len ve eo 1074 REC he no on _~ | __ col The eas ri we Pe ee 2 b E ~ rege voard, & evat a, NN rd light i 7 da na ybacce fi at o¢ ail , 20 or Tu A M MACHI ve Rt . Se n- elim Call - abs te f rnitt a mal one AY ; ». Es 2e\ ef o c«O) “oO cord grap ae F rel - Wy as rang 9 int B ath: RL. ; lentes ( a..% MIT or. NX 207 ght so) ree - al co ne |! jun ount read x” min ry TTEN HINE 285 eur- | Bt ar S86 an urnishin of nL o7 once and upri — pita al 1 vaed | new: RDS—c graphs be orest | TAY! Bas ‘Front ge. fu celv aatet EN $100. 4248— apie = s ¢ Locu 1200 ft. 3100 Locu mf build timter,_1 _ a. 2. and ction of a Jar sey 3 minutes: yur 2 TION RY _ (8) : > Wee 4. nis AN che ings f iT :) amt Gr upright rms mat — | sejl - cho} ‘ol po bought, oe on” - | ree JOR, water. 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ND ‘Con = 93 ‘ ; £0 ree elive ept lat Oe pIN olet . ro - i- i 'RN Sn igh oY 1: heat $2 IE rep ly 2e aitiinaed sen- , Pall een -iwo ~~ im om PP 2 TY aft iv -roo stalled D 1 ea = = ‘ ~ c cag ce tte ’ ne nero . sell pack r fre ged g at lon pquere hi ITUR lth, est, clas SSS WwW’. “) for BALD — qunilling | (D) COMP 1_heat an conn cts gemgigttye fear? Se a. A — |) eee LEN’ th oe aa ACK Res Tele: a iaaininal a co re lot. aC. fi ottage. . “ . . x ' : -- r : —— . > P _—~ ior “ JU lo . —— , te. DE ality pl — — I 371 unt ne 5 ne : ee . bu oad ean | or m ft? ry “ pric t r Or «ve pri td. - Erle 1° | pr Ac e ) p nt ane = af , idid if- _ Neht he SS also gf roo ANN mn =e ES ard, $7 _Te rr c — adit td _ - W ap -- re ry: ope 2 & (‘o an eo ' 40 ‘O8U Mor A ll ere. oper a’ 5 : * I et out- 1 cond vat er. at _ 2h al ce, F - 71 sp rice con Beyer | IA tone, GRA’ hor 10a NE sl m _Ho . 5 a T $7.50 cred, uple i T). for | FLA’ fas ame B ; Sore ’ . wes 4-ro or ty oe) Ye ars 1eat _ Fame prin hot 7-roo of TY, I LOW | ae Btn Me {gh ng os! g Ry. 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RUD aul een c a n 5 tra ad ke _ 007. cely ” fre initor cle him ‘ivate —Fur ED = AT - ’ d: said 5 for . ces. ' Ou at ir es; f aT tnut AN yr dan bea ter h ha 1 om we hat m e in ; DAT ing ati ‘loo N Gs =) . le, F . Ce P OLP for nl diff ns- epiny — — fu ont _ " ser an MS ae fa nish in WwW t south roo tn ; = ve Io E 1 WY’ % th : st. | 1) ce utif hes rdw My e n ver ake ' £0 , : ch on a- Ww aw 4c umed en- | IAN PH $4:; ben erent | PE ng: i—O rnj r ervice nei Wd. mi! ed. ~ ‘ vi d.—4 o m m ifort (ce) | ty tay DW e sale “rT! ie : of f ully at; ! ood av. oke e ho 2 | edar CHE eck mal. eat, td yr G hai oe. ae Os w uD: ch; nt | ST all onnectir shed, oom e |! ahbo .—' y. eu lay cinity ay rw od nat >, AR mt or 6) i? frui y w nod fle : * nse ton to —A em k, : of G roc pr fla : - RE “i price hang it é tre es oe ar in @ th 7( ©) to igi . p or: eat: or | MS rred. 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Grov r cash: buy, - gol "7 = ' , ood Y 6. mr A oavenst RE-— y: ow ues Pel }| Fu (gi. ral 421k. ‘leah: “alee benct in; cannot — an't monstrat- ~ $4 wealt | + uigh, comfot red. Box Sty RNIS — DY. JACO IF color cc 08. F_ Di e Heights. - during barn house, If ANE en fonit Simm yo ner lea Pa ns *# wocneonleame chines pa 21k torag also | TH ter one t be weet, nil m a sc trat- CABAN WwW week; Priv me pe com fo ty ge Box oD ce; F HED — JACOR sol lored | t vi Die 53, ghts i k sal Towe 4) one. on tc he gine &: YW . — nmon . aah set ving im. | H in ia ¢ . Oliv ® and iE RUT $1 nae H ratch _en NNE i EST aft ate. right rmat By ae rentlem 22 r and FURN Fu __ 1108 S & on an “a Cl KMA Victo fic ie ie ¥ an bloe chie t-wat 4, tn BU TN Ane rugs, ° ) _ . liv ett 1GI » 18 or ft e 372 DO 1 i from ex a fi DE miler . 567 ~~ er 6. est and ent; ho an em Post 4 ISHE AT 108 _N. CO., mall | TY NN r 33. “914 ppl irov dt b ck ker er } pro FU n. a ic ing-reom & 1EST 16 4 Victro! is}. WM OR wi ene re + bee nen: 71—-N ~ rest pr Ma Als emploved St= or D s & a. ears REA RE 14S. @| Fas ecween. cirles - ved R RNITI ker "com ebox, . conte c ran ictro iture, (cl4 . x Ww _ae ow tion wz MAI :_ Fea Nice oes ss host abispate io la asona of ployed ni (4) adult or AP. A = rah. | ite EA ECO iran 5. ¢ Og uced een V Kirk sec! well wi 1c tg ay ni s onewd kitche =e ae Eo ash pr bite Chane ru righ NA U R must nves- a fentie t BI wn Re ¥ ispat ed: vr: Vv © of conge 1 nigh — Seog one? P’T’S (o4) | Le ES’ ae Grand. — - 8000 fa wood-Fergt : vu acl , i wooed eines Sema: bare ben cab — of ree ce. ey ts. pian t plano: & Lire ° and Sek i - ee 7m: ou RO sree ave ab foes FURN On eBTL (ENT wT ~~ TAT 2S — WA! e for eel Foren . sae \ b. rom mont be - iaine bargalr Sb WE ndell ¢ Genie on tral 4 want ~~ o CO.. — ER CO., F rl iAR oe 29—N a: oe _ ROOM April ¢enter and oi RNIS Ns) t End Wd D. LO ent Cc E Nat lestnut. ALTER oF Se - K uson om i. — of | : | Chi Ful boevas aho B- pie in. hit- DAY Tal. . ture Ho. su t to a s nly u $195: Jlive DI vate BI enfen eat teh lo R —_—~ Ss A 10. and En- | HE Fae x pref Oo TS CEN OR S. ue sCcOoT’ ick sa rk woe. wood ' lafay ——e te w otiful ts jece 632 for y th R, nd of al (c8) | re a ob tud! sed at. ELS fa mil ences: sin 5wW. r2 00 —— ND — Bo 48 ISHED t-Di err r f re -v a TR SA oe TT le. pect a fi low yett ‘ _onee nda! with ul 7- y li ca oa | 4n7 used eo h U. flats i sn tals 0: aes av (on = UMAR mily. “062 gn ne la (7A) t M AN rat BO. xs NJ (M) . FL referred (08 : | rese or ! : AL LE -_ _— CoO so ion oor a.r . Gan} e Las : -f., -. i | 9 t teh Leo kin THE R a a pri A ) or 2a-—2' roo wo ND A $25 A sete age : - mm. eas ‘ | “~ _CO., 805 all a3 ~~ | GAS _R ndale wtyie: mn ~plece me 50 Tennorted House F {furniture pri ort an: RUDOL real ty fine Det emikeaneh or = Soe HOO! AND: BOAR \RD W . | PORIESE TS—A Bs a Gratiot: ra __KIRKWO 05 Ch ace. ~ 1 ms : ae ASS rive must endl nahowan multe: | 2 Fur wy “fi ere co in Auction HARDM LP H WU arkain, low: rf good aaitent _— or 48 —Neatly — a Ooi A "444 om s Wta : ANTED | URNISHED F “SOUTH _ PARTM = | aml — ral 5 lot eee G Kehoe 00D — = sponse eel P- ; ‘~ AN Bex orif ! y be o TR rug cash (ec a in A VU aey ca f rw ping L, cou tiy @urt roo | plo AN 1 ploy .—R | ect ED — 'y oO —— _railroad s. ¢ ae en —— A ly. nf : neat GE ‘ond ice ne d- 1206 sir or 14) t zx N RL. i vou | E ter: roorr m4 pre: fu mae; lov NI Pa ed; 00 ~~ mo ricit F o~! nh ; - Ww Lerific Low nd $32 7 ; S 5 (e he ' be n lesso ho h exc een very t. (c® NRIQG ns: m v1. res. moti » A rea ND t Disp ov: —Mo to cREE, e. Boe N 1% adu 8. has - AN’ 7. rn le A. 3 2h sas fe prob } K Hoy - w ; er. AT ad pri oven: | De irr : . I — td) ure ne: tert a ellen used good- ) room HT. ode “apd ? Bo re a te ith 20AFI spatch. pay other bat h 4 jox N c refer lts f apictinstuai la > yt a7 ¢; block " red th hiv irky 1 A ” re . 7 . HAL ‘ SR ; re, M itch OL DABS OOOO THE to see vie child t o ve 1 EN Ss: S007 urni nn e borhoao ew priv wD YN re $60 em . wa 137— : a conve! ence or t ae = a ‘0 og Oo ye - athe nie — VOO tT . iY | 2 R ne ae S - i ° . “ » ed 7 NR all ‘ a med eaeoees is wae ¢ a ¢ Thre $53.5 nien req hre | ae “O.. 9 nt o outh hat. er as spr of t d ana ¢ iii ie icew se bar S| Picea BUBIOAL Hbewatem Te elt tuned to Seca lei — ate nto nae SC aperers = iree room se fais: Apart eon. bel cee o aes nce al . ay 7 . i. © dea = | - Th 2 i= e tto AC NST wees tS. we r 50 o ha r E wate or s ces. i urnt P- | U st-D Olic n wh an APA O~- quire urni LC h on. . m _——" ie t ic ting ade ot > at oor. as 10 . Art oD | f : picts TREP lors, xi2, A 2 Ha rator; (4) VIO n, F HE RU | Soe and A ia LIT a we ve UCL r: e ntle leep! For shed ~~ BUR ispatch chore a Ko ere there b RT™ i: rmiened | f ae STx18 en aan —— and trees: x 300 rKe tile rooms oe? hur ly : | how ures. b Ca xm milton s! LIN orest R—Terms cTi Bele in sho rege a 1006 ZER ek; i ID, 7 ectri men; ner est 1 fron SUR p hoym ont BA! h; od ere | eau ENT mam ST ctor Tint: nly 0: s. ft } — rR sutte pare aa gar (loo: 1 cs: xt ay USE 40 Lar ug ineter. 3 = de taught. m 8487. ON do ct w price pwor ssor _ Olin co F cht } 778 N. city; bat oom 628% t UR N 8B state neig man tifully f -F + een | Hel unr w. a) — EME re wi eect ntain age rs & fru res ; "s - Hi 12 Lex rand 36 fC) ‘eon and rea wa bay .. An tine ive IN Ti Raver ao ne f. bs dure SOAR ter _M av, a or h____ aa cor. K u a out LE he Be ing with gaono. sleepin ished LD oa le ne rca : a o te pay be pia nt st. NEY ook T on n wl if AN m r. fu re R. | Ss; let > ~ “be Le iY. WV n ” ew ma i 000. ree »| Bicol s. fe oP oa lon Tio | eh Geer Saco Pim tr BN See ei | Sania “noaRD Ww RD WANTEL eon eg re o—€€ get @ Sites |~~ ue © taal Tay ae. re houneh G00 hageel. and 1$8. —— sa. eae wor a you ter a rs At. kee cY. t: D Neatly The bean wie an —Ae r= oe - Security | oe eae ACE Bone. ogy: a raceee mene NIV cae, A! . Hancoc mide: ¢ cit. tot. hold Da— well. : a 38. Olle nen pla 4 Pu - uk a ee ap nbe ce o for m t ene ping > 3781— rivat pure Tw. Ss fo n wr es; urbe sh t ntle aes el: eated TF rity er , ’ w im - ~—-- REA atio 1% ashi pl ‘ ee ERS bad ebat ly al ck « - ¢ good ndorf da! ying tnam, ulele ad a m2 Plane a sn ay)! = al Fro 6 fa ag i 20! ite pri > ae a man FUR adults. § 2-4 roor id nont! adams Fs REALTY nin fe ngto ” ITY —- ight Seetna © a hee s: y s l gu 1121 is easi er a r-pia lan onve 1all HORTO: 80 c¢ nt roo mi ed al — ive Snoom dit “Are oe roo wit 1 NIS ts. — roo tide. ei. ~ ' LD ce city: et w ° Cc a7 ~ Fa ng po r ¢g bi eae chool, nd poo ‘An, ah a sar est a on no t 0 Co nient li N onnec m eep! = aac summer : a bh aaege HED ea J ent: me, ‘sane Por >. 106 Td P es iTY 700. arage. rok up , surnlture 90 Pastim JAZ O58 a a1) stooping uple in - Sg hat $ . 912| * ght. house ting for “Tah ng | — area or: Dont, eat, janite AP anitor A... . ~~ cnet _NURTI »X. 8 enn- 1 ; i. “tee . obi opiy sony Ag ZT Junta’ a 10 coneer Deane Sak tne ewes (c8 SNE Os TH + h M ry; +. Sas ne | eeu calles 2 Ars heegace: bath, #h ¢. corn H =. e Bae? aac ele y l s *) ple IM niata. Gra ubin z_to cann k this p— IB a enc ) fam IN¢ eep! Fu ouse- ELVI HO sldg., G s 0 og se all ME yf ne ones ° Ion at. (c4 (o hts ¥.: 4 blue Take play . > ee p! E gee | very ‘ h be _— ? case; pa tes n the K mily: ITON, ng. rn conv ic LL TEL 7RAN niv. rvi 41x ur- all inity r AV. (c4) ce] e 4 ¥ . ohi a ore ay >| = Rg. ome 0 “ig ~ t-toned ENSIN tg ished eni- | ‘Tica PH $ oF | fae a Box N-8 . gp EF hae wed R enameled ; ed eae Ing ta — 0 ee Mart AIC ® to told on ular ed NSIN ° 5182— | plan: OT — oh a0 S ont! cPh rooms ) 1] — riced Ma \ RN eee ll » fu Gwe idge : a Th or ari call omat get fro ly on house} GTO phon Si room AZ. in EL-- Pty pt. F the N-390, nuo ereo a t r! rke ER. —srr Ww ve e ace. rnac tte phe TRIsTENS ! trial" By VT ruin. and 12 wat toe oe oe} ven sekee N e: ee ef a aie. , Caba 538 - Sys Fi ¥ AP Poatet —s nd} || ght. 52 ponte b rs on hag av: lesso re of tn ! Sk pay n b th ng a als; no IN s roo 1 m; | wat cL. dis artm Ge Oh ie mee oom: EN spa ate i or unt low aite nev “4 Se o: ar Cc or a he ~ = conhess on _ evi me G's eaetbaperey , “s ’ . , : | a ’ ey ’ ri ny s ‘on tgdiora Bar ag eestgeas TSE Cota re | ci’ rats Se coke ees a a | | dge SS | See cae aad ~~ i we A month inc} e-™m core the ‘oD yer-piano, LAcI = : al iS Be cely fu _— = or ee amen L | MA we eee ? asona light ; t néu 2) '} { The ' Irive on }’ ‘ole “ aa of —' penal ot ei | Tum — ieee Estey sean, 8 | conventonoen. i ’phone. | * pable rate t car if Mpartm ks ab arnianed a Pomme: | | al } "AUL price. io drive, — oe ee. in . ' “ a ce = er " . er set as price; _ for ‘our LINDE! aulet: gone mn ; furaish 4) | COTTA ___RES oe slayroom A ony re an orches; avartmanta: 8. BE Co Cent i + SES , Teall B08. en igum , ° “ee ° ' ie > >! ; e ° = 6 be sw ve RDEtE 8G =a me Ss os ie ert eae may || Pride r Belt er || A et eae eae are 1006 R per | NDE n ere o car I 7.24 tion on aid ®) ND : il na! furn u ) ; i rm R a } BU ; ’ »~ om‘ o : ’ re - : , af nN ? © oF Olive ‘et. aeee : Micky ona Sey “beautifully fa tet 8b. id? “Ea ‘hae Ryd d Natural | NG _ ae (c8) ~ 8) rr rome Sig Bh ye. = 7 ye. ~4i eat ults | || al ot ral | ot mga on Ee! 9 ee ae sro Bs aera EGS es sees seg i =e eee aoc HOUSES. FL. cme sl BRC ete Teas al wimg utaty: | UL 7s r roo (v ences” USE B “4 = wil moon ao | : Hu EXOALLS Ro red Leen cae S, FL is "anaes Be art | ars | actin ae cont cone ’ Di IN me. wil wi i and hite unga " triers ae “ke “Aret eee aus AP Ay a 9 eal | ore - oe ote . is Easton Mel! odert a : ; r POTN ‘ on rr ’ | LAT BAG 3-roo PE ART oor Inte { show rnfortabie. 2 oe hn’ ~ ‘Dater t T Ww Ss F / room m. 4 RS ME (ch) rna f) ty wer: ner FE ght 1 in } a . kh deter ayh tne, OR R om oot room HIN NT, al 3 * aad oom, tw . es Modia: leaten ; : _ gins informa 20 EN OREO™ 1 ency ; eff G -_l T hie ao f anne Ge Pg “i-wlne “ye. D : ee oe. co yrmaation Yeading tof uv yee ee completely. orisha | ife Bldg. | ye ie eum, Foon ean ota ONT» " in 9° : R aly ~~ on ae : 4 or lo A ty) nt ; . iTY lis . Olive. anyone fur & Universi oo RCOTT. firniatved: ten LAND ‘TIMBER L g. a esha a wont d Ff Roe etel hingt Ap Chee ws wa r la —Te ND J PAU n Cla " Ez -3- ~ OR “ * (on | omy Saeed Sop Chest (cm) te Big” w aay ao Ss -—— L JON —_ v Bere poem at rem ises i to _ ; WwW 413 ES RK wn A 2 1A f 3 5 cal “rt n @ 120 . : 4 Er AC e ¢ rane desir ‘onl’ chow preo- FARM ee Oe actes pon ae THEO. R /EBSTER a 0, 2 oy. ar 120 rear wer bath: | as Rote fag baw ny prope A — t ae 5% Al . a ransen siteee ae P Louis w ee toe Apectaity emai ROVES Pr. electric: : | Meany in nine tay 8, Rk RENT 4) | Le ——— e Yom furt rrr ie ggg a= a Minots: loT_r WENSTE iy. Wome, Wekeaa _ Atv vr urnace. iat “2 . F. p Ae 4 of gheea; a _ acres. Sat Td ont A ’ rt R GRO wae eal ‘ “4, 3 av is FIFt. oles or Gi , St. ah nd t We le or ES e liet 71 AGE. D . bert, L, are, im % “Ke er) bat TR s * 'y & oy : mily ous: ren ber: cul- oT ibrnl er exon UST nd “ a H 1. x . "6 © t I NT t ¢ G an :. i th ri ‘\ M wuls: good or soot | tes! (EAN- offers roves se. > t ela we m aPhevscn, a ‘batidings. | & pe nodes NCE ALTHE: my at 00-Fe ck ‘gars sink, ‘ Mae = le reh age - Eig N 7 agent. ays sac. # t. te ony b h ht _._—* AY : ’ Louts, | re it room Lag Jars OW -- $i (od) uae? ot to nt co rd woo ~ oat ; Ag ® roo o "teats, ey: | oS beaut 6 r oN : " le ’ 4 N ‘Ty 38° 48 | AtT air Ske vcr Bre 7 - a? 7 ia vc he Jj &.1. throu eee oa’ ieee ae Ty .

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eeenns Ar. ew TO NEGLECT TO ADVERTISE REAL ESTATE in these columns is usually a a VER Y EXPENSIVE POLICY! "we Oe eee ee + > ae ~~ ee ee eee -- Seen ee oS ee : a a ————— el PROPERTY FOR SALE BUNGALOWS A AND COTTAGES ") FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE) RESIDENccS FOR “SALE i = ——_—— — = Th a ees ee Bony Dion eliay tinplate et Pd dd PLL LL et A . = ‘al | PARAL OOo FG sTER. GROVES’ . a NORTH | SOUTH | PESIDENCE—9 rooms. tile bath, , eam heat, | ee eee Ae se le ~~~. 4 ; _~ 4 re: near Union . ; + hardwood floors. hot-water | COTTAG i1E—4020 N. Ta ” H an B16%. Chestnut. _ Olive MyM (c) ; 4 “ ylor av.: brick; five | _ , * ~ logan, $16 : es os = ; leer speccas bot Seo, we trees | rooma, reception hall, bath, furnace,’ elec- 4-FAMILY FLAT, $3500 HOUSE —5236 Cabanne; 10-reom stone and |! * | ’s Features” ) arge trees | tric lights; modern: newly decorated : open | *1815-17 3, Ninth tts income $180, oid shingle house: large sunroom and ios ' Hpi ewcomers to ur. ¥X ‘ ; e ; : if i S 25 | +a most desirable location: an | today: vacant, o | ready to move in: Price $000. penta. buy this re h: garage for two cars; lot 1 . growing children: price $12.- | 11, J. HIRSCH, 315 International Lite Bjdg. CK & JONES It. B, CO., 824 Chest: vt. | hone Forest 70 for appointment to inspect. > (c80) 7 “ “W | ss T2208 ‘* ie tne Bheidon home at 226 8. Elm G ep memwort at ony time; wosses- Penrose ¥ —— as nea iewucaaae A GENUINE BARGAIN. saga t : ] \“ . 4 ’ ‘ ; ; PROVES. TRUST CO., Agent. 4917 Penrose st. ctnenr eneras Motors “DOU BLE F LA T 2 good 6-room houses: each has furnace. | |!) ° : Hi ae W ant to Rent Hom ea Beek Fercace,. cae ot the | balance lige ramgtinne: corm #400 downs | BARGAIN Pood’ theme’ might {ake moons eacant an part || Manufacturin and Hii. room ¢ . tions on oe Grover: Pmt on SCHAEFFER RE ALTY CO. look ee . t Wéa8s a |pay. Box _ BK-217. Post-Disnatch. (c) | pe nN | meee ce Beteiers hiram and ple ioere | Olive L07L. Ol Wainwright Bike. | uifndhic tie: Meath tut hae @ iarpe tomy: | VACANT HOUSES FOR SALE 3 ae a year P erson at RIC kK ( ‘OTT, AC K 1604 ~~ lend bath. electri me: - hy nod on » . ° ‘ : Semanal eto in a lar@e living ) rh ) . ric light; if you want @ geod. 4248 West Pine: $7500; 10 rooms, furnice | ' - Ts — Fat ro eaee Me and” kitehen non | rage? gore Market ol. iE, § brick cot- aaa luvestment see this, then SKE and bath; jot 680x215. are Ouse . pace About fifty Officers, Superintendents, Depart es oe ‘e 3 drooms an : cas , ‘tae 4 . ° » ee ?+—_ 1. hh . = “630s Washington gimme perch (7° Nishi basement ine it | (ase UMcMENAMY, 41" Easton, | Comral ba, 610 Checaet oe antGe b>, _ | naliSS, Ashland court: $5700: 5 reome, fur- || ment Heads, Chief Clerks and other REPR . , © 10 +) 4 i . ‘ * ~~ he er. . ~ i" a, a1 TRY rling Realty Beet thers ig vices noun and | Cottage, 2744 Semple, 2400 |“ DOUBLE, FLAT BARGAINS | seti?yceaitejeat™ BM: 8 reeme, Uet |) || SENTATIVES OF PENNSYLVANIA RAIL- BIDENCHS® = : sa BET ER ROW ES. TRUST CO. __ | ei feria Sneee, bath, gas, electric; eac- ' 4117-19 MeRee av.: jot 41x140: very fine. ‘an nell ans of ove on terms. 4 | ; Cee are AMICK LEDC con memes See eta eee ate “— 16,000 Square Shiite Ehaiaicbiaiel 4, ROADCO. are moving to St. Louis and desire to - 33 a cod 1} front _ porch, tile floor. stone Selens. | Ao E 7 U Ss 9 Q ; . 4 . , hot-water i av., Wester Groves: 7 rooms, | Bungalow, 4940 $ Spaldin 500 | stone .: . ) 7S | -cholce location.__Arnold._ Marshall $003.16) | ALFRED BLOCH MUELLER, 03 Ny Sth. | . -_ You may ¢all at Pennsylvania Railroad Offices, —— 7 rooms, fur. garace, granitoid driveway; lot | electric; Karage; price $475 made. with granitoid curb aod 40xx Thekla ar. . room i k, bath, fur-| "| ht r “B08 Enright: o and 6 ro¢ oF fine ‘or | HOUSE-— The che: ' in efty: o-room frame, | //'| ome and investment; bargain; $6450. r- wot eee 2S es | , et > : : : - oly “4 LAND Ton © by noteray et gan nt: bargain price $1350, Joa. Meafure | {)|| 999.394 Clark A Syndicate Trust Building, and talk directly with : FLATS—Encright av.; 6 flats, 3 roonis and 4499, ae (c4) | V. ie ’ a 'E jc ay Walton av.; elegant 5 and 6 j ; REAL g WEBSTER GROV is . : ni od t $606: 30; lot 567x150: exce cxenat bargain; re ti om — ry, CO. ersor . 8 ty tile, slate-root| Price Right—No Excess Profit gang price Ses nold, Marshall : | =. Ly ‘rooms: ff . . bm, ‘ . ce, mode rice S220 Fa Lu SILSON ee ete SOs — D¥AS. SHEI LP, 107 N. Oth et, | Pold, Marshall #001 _fo83) | ‘3258, Morganton ertee RESO die” Caton | F and 6 room. _s ungalow B . "2 Wy mnt’ DF ret a ; odern iene | in , ) ous ~ omple ted CACLFIELD & aah ge price, $10,000 | RESIDENC E—62¢3_ Elizabeth; in Deautiful | " the gentlemen, orwe W ill be pleased to inti oduce 4460 | enrose St re Cliftorr Heights: 7 rooms all conv eepencee: ; vou S10 (hestnus $1000 cash and easy terms for balance. : : oors throughout: tile Time payments or cash, price remains the —— VILLIAM URBAN, 412 Fullerton Bidg. || HOUSES—S8; 2714 to 2720 Shenandeah ; | , Ss FOR SALE shower; age bt St raf two sun same; 1%)-stor _— . a ft 2n45 Be 4 - : ORO: a - y brick; red tile roof ino paper FLAT OS 06-10 Enright av. double 5 and 6; families: make offer. Cheatin | any 2SBW or Delmar BOLL. (ods) bath, furnace, gas, electric: te: $5.00. Keserve System - & Soveramont . , ne 5 a : ~ ES ESE LEE LET RE LE ECR LENNIE NIA TET CTE st OT il MN ety a ; ; . ENE. 506 Pontiac B 120x273: well improved ; 7 AL JAY KUUS. 1001 Ch estnut sf, + SN . — | Main 1196 ; . | FILAT—4842-44 Page bi.; 6 and 7 room single ; Main 1196. ekemiie” aie avniiees ‘op | ; apethern ingle ne, mame, large trees; an ideal home FLATS. APARTM ENTS. FOR SALE fat: practically vew new hardwood floors. | amen eX-AL3 HEN 133 Chen aut St | | EIGHTH AND LOCUST -TO sT. CHARLES ~ . — flectricity; lot 312180; bot loorse now : LMSIDENCE raine, -02 Kansas Bl.. corn | T , ah }man with a family, as an) rrars—rour, for $4000: 4 ¢lats of | cant, but not for rent. See owner for | lot. 60x127; 6-rooms and bath; furnace heat; | | APAIR MEN S Junction ot . 3 ro A a pr and terms. Wm. W. Ramsay, 24) front and rear perc ; ection will prove ; No. 143 8S.) CXC rE Ry LEW 18. 715" Bm Bag | toor, 1110°Pine. Main i21. (3) | ng og AGENC a318 Meramec et. my | {| 2664 WASHINGT ° ’ ; ‘ 7 : : a st FL VA Se — EE . ———e j f ; houre, ood — Webster. Offer | 1201 Monta ee (a ATS of Etzel av.); Decorated and painted tn rei et class con- | HOUSE—i424 Evergreen (take Easton av. | 3664 4 » wa G LON A \ : Ie poatranton’ prt Mad 5 gpg.6,roome: medem. | | Aition; ready to move in: second floor 6 | carl: $ f2cmme One eee ee Se es | I a ighte ™ tz 3 -| rooms, rent 5 mo y: ° © 1 ° ; ~ Bon AN for ol, MABSATER GROVES TRUST nay - ara em 8 rect TRB ERT $4760, with, 6800 cash. oe. RULFIELD & LEWIS, 715 Chestnut st. Just completed! You will find them the roomiest, E ORCHARD — CO., Agt. pr» PeCmet mee : . wee §-ROOM RESIDENCE - most beautifully designed and finished apartments in | , or} : i 2 of. iy miles Kalem, 11., see 135 5 and 6 rooms; $6500 BUYS sea hall Wark from ond of Tow legotes tf j é ‘ ; el] O r ro e ! HE Boa pontine’ nese WELLSTON {Mata RNEES . 4 and & rooms: modern. | ronms, ‘with “bath: einctrie, fant ‘and for-| fine: containe inetantansous. nesters, ice | the city. Every modern convenience known to make —_ || Y U I rt : ‘ontiac ' Bidg. — Shenandoah av.; 5 and 6 roome: ” 19. BOx136; ‘rents $840 per Year. a; ‘best. buy in.town; terms can be ar- apartment dwelling ideal is found in the Argonne. | DLESS MEN. -“s ra everal: residence, an’ fat, AS | rn, HUGH H. STEWART. 1002 Chestnut st._ eA. Box B-357, Post-Dispatch. (c4)! , , Brinn hardwood | ta RGE—4 rooms: i804 Ioulu; walk srom | ———— aniport n. G0. 08 —Reenet st. | Hot-Water Heated Flat, $7000 NOW VACANT. | You must see them to fully appreciate their beauty The eee of — re rma fa 10 we ao o ch. Filieliston to A800 on St, Charles rack round. ; rooms down, 6 up: bath,| 1510 N. Grand; fine ¥-room house; very | , :; , y means that this is the logical time for you to get the best Eapoultrs., a inn | his: ‘- room cottace, $1800: S-roon | EE lg a0 tal apt PO FF ar ay. ; 5 meen : down, a, ¥; beth. ats Lo 6 a noot Piney oom, beuee: ef and practicability. The manager W ill gladly show you a ey gi : . g chools, churches, x $14); 4-room cottage. ‘ - HIT ) | plants: garage for two machines: separate | g250 ¢ nd $47 pe: ve on th handles this; a through the apartments. price out o your property ; eary terms: 10 to 1 7 $2000: eotliage, , iE E- ROC \I KF LATS | sleeping porches: sacrifice on_ term , righty yO ! inati GLICK & JONES R. E. CO., "B24 Chaatnnt, fe4) 3. BR. & J. M. OREILLEY, 723_Cheatnu > * > ae |e , : : : : — 3, 5 and 6 Room Efficiency Apartments. : Now ts the time to sell if you have any city or sub- | Pettlors; YO years’ ~ ae , Pt 1000; 5) 421-25 Market st.: 4 rooms each; in good U fine jot. $1109: 3-room cottage.| condition; $2500 " 1\ ae LAND "CO., a i in Have flate an - — = DALY & M “ARE, 801 ChSetnure et. : B A Rt (; T A if N ¥ Ll. AT a oT W IN HOM ES F ( IR S AL oF .. Cannas : Eee ROLTON, 8225 Kasten at Invest: es end ,Kallrond _Promerty Harcain , bl.. a gool 5 and 6 room flat. These homes have hot water heat and elec- ; 425-2: F rison. flats, in firat- | 481 none bl... a good : hie tricity and are in good neighborbood Nice R CAT | ‘ Hi; ’ >| ] R | - : ‘Y "AGI | Class con ‘dition: lot Ox 135: ‘eneinn for $720) Sith ee aces. x1 price | ror 2 familles, relatives or friends: $8500 buys vosenvauMmM- ausenu te Nea by ( ‘ GALOWS AND COTTAGES per annum: can se!! ite avenarts , e- e450: S54(%) ME eM E: LM ANN- sp AC KLER R. i. hoth. A real snap. “0-52 Russell av.: ° ~~ J wround vaiue alone worth more; act quick urban property for sale. ' $5400, MEMMELM ANN: ee 3 If it is not convenient for you to come in, telephone oe ti ane es Jt S. ones Toese S810 é ~~ - Tv vw - re . . . TRUST—Firet. $1800. new bun-| fr vou are looking for a eaet act quick BE. A. BOKERN. 217, Fullerton Ridg._ 2407 N. BROADWAY. | for one of our representatives, who will talk things over Missouri Realty & Const. ©0o./) with a big future. Ba regain I Jat sia “STX. kK AMIL y FLAT + with vou { ic) GOLDWASSER rr DUBINSK , ! ; os £ * " st" fos. 1418 Riackstone ay a well-built 5 and 6 Sae 7966-68-70 N. Eleventh st. for one of | 0) a "nee a en be A wert ( TATE COUNTRY “d : a LP Pe ad Woy 4- F AMI. ne ww TA. SELL HH BAT bathe. _¢ aevtoh ales fornia aces: f pL ree Cen . 4620. IS N..Elghbth st. live 5716. | ha a vo ° Anished n white: eleétri LESIDE 0... ioaniins Roa? . Magri . ° . . " ~ ‘ . ~a sia » "4) cé , tary . ~%, fixtur a, . = barge , raed ies io in rooms and, FLAT—2320 Minnesota. $8 and 2 rooms. NORTH MOUND CITY TR UST CO | _ RESIDENCES _FOR SALE _RESIDENC , ‘made street; 10-f bath, $3150. Call 352% Stinneasta. eS o- AAPA, | Union and St. Louis avs. z . pond edit ES FOR ‘SALE ISSISSIPpl1 a ey rus O 4 xnraitr, qos0. oat ap tag ; Forest 2200. Delmar 11@\ rh ati? ates Sirtn! te eaknee cate ae . Awe, cultivator, 4 ety br 8 EX cottages, ‘#1 rooms and FLL AT cw oO lamly, and garage: South Sida! FY.AT Laok errr ~~ Brem en av.: 4 family ~— _ aia: WEST NORTH } . btiec, plow, 4 — Varn ree $1650 each. Dispatch, near Iusseil. Box A- i4, teas | fiat. &3> Am. Apt ly ot 28 F: merson ev. ' i Kkooms and Attic: ; Pn Pe OS iS eI , Peers ee i ae oe hh ee N. W. Cor. FOURTH and PINE Sts. - - 4 -10 a RNOX AV’... $1600 K AC Hf. a e ae — = : 1, 1 Ni rth lat a: 4- doub! e, garage. ‘ “>? —- — (82) | jf A BT4S Maffitt a¥:. 4 and 5 room single , | Painted inside and out; wireet ane alley MACH | vy through. oe same taeda cane ae Will pay vou to inv ’ an an ‘enn [Mriaetnr ¢ at AT 2719 =, loth; nearivy new 3-room ein- | - electric. bath: 84800 i arid rm > ever) thing in fine condition; a real ! "ON 7 Ay L, SCHOPP rR’? Cheetnut at wa > em, i ae aap ed al moa i aore ee eR — —a = —- - ae ae -_——- ——-— + - . - Dispatch ‘ a4 TY FR _E ‘.- _—_—— ner = . “$a nie: free rent for owner; bargain: = MeCRADY @ SINE MR Po elas de. fc) ' n pt be O00: inimediate possession. ae ~ ——] Ba a! A \\ é 4 I] ( mR N I. ug “RATT ; : = es (Seb) — GAT OWS. ks in. eas south. | electric fixtures, screens, te, Unusually N e]]- Built Flats ' Elegant 9-roarn residence, 3 ) | RESIDENCE—ai28 ~ . of Gran MO to $7500; easy terins. CON rt AD. I. SCHOPP, S22 Chestnut st. (cS ay be me ; Ae eh pay Pe ms tay meee Pe flee peel me LENE iat ‘aris; a substantial, j > OU OCU . > ROPERTY FOR AUB “Gcrnn ie” CONTA {. MOMOPE Rat Cheninit x. eS) | asygt st tule ax: 4 tate of 3 room KOU LEVARD geet gee ig ee ie OF al aa XN. E. COR. FOURTH AND LOCUST STS. ee Le vier | av. nice T-reom brick. ath urnace. as, eleetric; rent S40): D. . é xe ‘ABE ae) | Chestnut st — han a ro te ty lg » B as | XN. 2715 FPregpkiin hee for . LITHEN 79° ¢ . Btean, Phone Gilve 1216 Ses. electric; good Wasement; lot - ‘ice $4500. Main 1196 , 9 ee & Mo ‘ a} : hiei his ble, fh ws 2 na Foo aa i. “BOE ‘KMA one -@2) SOTSREAN-ALTHEN a ee - ‘ ‘Dargain at $3500; easy terms iL 3u28 Folsom av.. 3 roome and batt od 3 Room en lat—Baceain 2 aia ng 55 ta ge om ; * KRESIDENCE--4700 Cupp] ‘s pl.. corner Mar-\ | planted in. fruit, be WISE, S12 Chestnut et. Central 6s" an pri e $4000: excellent repair. 4 ‘oo Maffitt av. le flat o Rs: aia 2 Dw AR D- o LA KE ve 2 LF SEVEN ROOM RESIDENC FE © and Spalding avs.: ‘story brick of ry : . : ee an mth on each f£! . eT aun ; ‘ © ene ween NO Dan bath: lot #Ox1is5: pri e Se: _tertus ” and rhubarb: $0 — —— — I; he KE tt y. =) iy } rlie rion It lg an } basement. atc * ] *. > 4 lie +. 118 N, me’ en t} a at m) iam 7; ar line " , -room lorie l at > oT fe Pp 1 \ S 1° ‘ seb . ‘s : P ‘ . ‘ bd . a iinar r Hii, Cabany wt , : Re NG AL ow Fr ie AT. Single ivr ic kK. wil of Cumpton av.. . ALBERT A? ] > “" : 1 oence: mth. lect ris lieht an steain | ‘ nh A i, te: ite ‘hes db Bot. . 4 Suitable for Light Manufacturing. Fs : : -) 3 f | LAR. om: iain enon. TOMDRID. bath. ic Sse DEPT Main 230486 711 _ tl W Ome 3307 She Wh ando: ‘13 ] Bri a i. gu >. sale. $4500. RESIDENCE -Seven-room brick : furnace, , ~s i : rge living room rie ’ ’ AE Né . FB DEPT.. ae — >. SRE ‘To ‘ : AKRBOTT It cor... 8068 Cheaetnu ‘t ‘ atl nid eleetrt earage roone cer: | a bs ; * . ; hileete hy 10 roughout: beat buy in the; Both phones S818 Meramec st, (02) Single t-Room Flat—Northwest 4 This ie @ real first-clase home ; ! Aas allele el ae a ay me ig! , ut f oti be sucht r I reight and passenger elevators ; heat furnished, ba 11, De le posacesion; owner will - — ee ~ NY w. cor. San Francisco and Turner @Vs8. | condition. It has alu ar s | heen d by $0 CASIT--$40 MONTH. rip: lav view: se site “i ’ any Imar O11, tat Zk: Bes rooms ; street and ley | — ‘ . ae . i ail ; : , Sone : 4 ‘ tl - ot we T : f Zz —-~PcarT > eee through. *: lot 25x12", 2122 PK ; . oe (% 0, > Ban Francisco ay.): 2-etory orick. | the owner; 8 fine rvoms, reh an! » room modern residence, bath, ni) dars; locates x Laclede av Ot . * ow v708 &. Broudm L. BCHOPP, R22 Cheetnut st.co3)} PSY Aarts AG ENC ‘Yy Rok DEPT | Single Tat, F rooms os cae i |e meautifal tot, S0ales; 8 dmission by ecard | Race, gag, ole rte ee Doren. eee. | Urite and particulars SA eesor Fs : : B«SAS . G a : > ie ona. ete.: eye "Ox mrs . harga n. ot “. Appir tlate ? wr. gran tot cellar: LLne cConultion. * . KEMTCHMUAN. rn l ] A utiful 5. hKkoom Bungalow _ 2» +S porn = bbe Mirerar NOC ME, tease AT.BERT GG, BLAN KE R. BE. CO.. } ro ver Grove Hel ghts Office, S ranad. 143 AVing town at once, lives thers ane 208 inte - BC. nal Lif » irtde, oe = fn0e8 2 Mt: rRo, ERT ¥- 18486 8S. 10th ef.: | Ma! n #046 Til Cr hestnut «ft. Sidnev fh . ar 8, *h of Ww rou through; $5750; 4714 Vernon ay. ' . : -- -- : on . . ene . . car to move in: cozy and efficient little; gs : ef terms: income 8432: make of- ‘~ ~ —--—— ‘Jos. F. DICKM ANN > CO. hb eaten ts Main 110% me Ll MAGAZINE S81. 119 ( HESTN U T ST, 6. ive Croutenn « _ mast “whe Tyre: | Meec’._ 162 Cuputcau av. (O82) | +: 260W Cote Brilliante Av. 4) | KOTSREAN-ALTHEN. 722 Chestnut. st. cd : Price $2100; || ee car to to 40. yro- | oy i aio ; 1 eee . - eee Co, P2112 Waverly pl.; 4-6 rooms, mod Four and 5 _room brick flat, with baths ; ) : WEST END R ESIDE NCE BARGATN 47 501 W: t ? le: r i “| : % peta “fone tine 4 > ' ’ NTA live . ’ % ; Suburban Home # FOO’ | atog, “ingle: Tent $540: price $460.” Main | wilt give terme to sult: owner must, sell im” Lafayette Av. vas C:| adex MbPhersen av.| S-reorn modern betch| - aT Wejaerent Seen. | am _ . ' mediately: e) r sacri ce: maké ws an orrer.,: . ; ; residence, ee Ol, bull t and in goed; ' 0M. FRAME.: oan F¢ |’ L OT lod kK ( ITSRE AN- Al. THE VN ion { “heastniut **. THOMAS ~, pr CH AN. Pas » "4 t 2th. at. Immediate Possession condition: ic 40x 150: ‘ ; possess !on; {- RC y YM RESI DE AC K ‘ ) +. ee . worth £8500: “i1?] selb for a Ow) ruick I rt, oe (rand ay. 6 rooms, “ ith bath, A at 820 Kanease «t.: bas bath, electric: , abies : ne kitehben: price! 1773 OHIO AV, Re 5252 lafayette av.; a modern Y-room resi- ‘bhetar , gas, electric an arage: price $38 only | . ag gy - a cath, Se to euit rr 4 ar tA brick flat; bath; lot 25x > 0 C ASH. 594 L HIGHLAND dence, with hot-water hest; all modern con- oars. ng aad aq SUL, we a 4, s Cus —— n ceteer ! 14” Price $320 "at. 3 roome up and 3 down: 50 feet © ! ) engage! ee a = ge Fullerton Bldg. : tet 4) | GLICK & JON ESR. E .. S24 Cheetn uted: SPACE SPACE or terme me s LTY ©O., | ones, of PHOMENSTEIN REAT. om,’ | THOMAS F, PECHAN, 2027-24 8. 18th st. | ground: “enerifice ail for $3500; cround alcns CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R. EF. CO. wee ipa | ) ) 4 i a et = = eth ¢} . | ( es . . > STICK & JONES. : 01 . Best House .in Town for Price Lindell Park ‘Home M FRA M Ky $9900 % ; 2842 HICKORN ST. ha Gl, cK & TONE x rn EB. € O., S82 | c “hestny! t .fe49s SRS 19 Chestnut | a room ROO: ‘ , | eo afte 2 room brick fat; in excenent > 1°25 . ? : ) } 20 University s orner rrisec \4 = be U , ; . . ry) a* n in? ue . oO se) 1? irr 3 . | a? ed- ( ‘ on { OO ~- 45 ; st ; i : st., c£ igh of a4 *>) ) * : cewithin ts xt mars tetats "sas! | feo ‘urica'gtzgg® en's 0 sell immediate | NW. PART OF CITY | rtfor | xine soem Ml aa floors and fisimh tile | Soon gvegacteoae Croom cee, 312-14 N, Sixth ( 6th and Washington * rr . Bellefontaine oar. Sauth Rt. Toute: THK MAS | PE ‘ ‘TTAN, 202°. °4 . 12th at ' New flat ad rooms, ex paces ami od j a (U © ath. aidan aliuks : . stone-fro! nt yy eng . ¢ ae ice s en very: made rn. Pett eaitake ; riaht, . , 4i% e re . «+ ~ _ . - a ry ° - “? ° hl | i 2 tere is a ain. OSENBAUM-HAUSCHULTE BR. E. CO. rhird and Fourth Second and Third Floors—Elab- — -- ~~ emises, will arse 20 balance fasy; monthiy payments. wy, AT—3050 Shenandoah; elegant, & and 4 path, Sreces x 4 pores ce, slate sink led floor to pore? O R., we — L. co ‘ address Rox 0-14. Vgat-Dienate’. rooms; oak floors, @lectric, bathe, furnace. at oy KS JONES ni 824 Cheatnut.(ed) Open toda: RN ates os > oe REN ALTHEIMER & BRO. "CO. AA gh ge Lk Le yr 0 bes et Dr. TO., WINE NES OWS poreee Fer on sore: ieee Tae Sacriice for — ae ry . ' thorough! y inode rn: ‘1; ‘g0¢ 1 condi 4th floor, nD. W, Cor, Seventh and ) Chestn it. r Se Ae Centra! 4178, ) ; ‘ | Quick sale, 86850. Main 1186. EGANT nor RL. EK FLAT | Steen: pinatine & yt he Sg IP a ae , . ~~ > a | : : , With: 3 Acres ar Alt Pa av’. +4 A Shaw's | KOTSREAN-ALTHEN, 722 ¢ “hestnut et. | i — q extra 1ares 4-roem come | parage for. ge are ms, Ne ean ae oo 8E69 » Del Wal , 1 Fe Sora Hi. -W. “Hea , &7000 I loor or orate show windows on first floor SS Sne : | 1m _ 3 ox : t electric. furnace, concreté | Oi4, ‘ “a > , anaes ao : saute av. ‘ Detween shaw ar J Say SINGLE 4- KOOM FLAT. 83750 | peruhin ond “cone rete fences; no outside re- | ive =Rof ™ ee ee | » Biggest bargain in town; examine 51! . two soreen rt se . “ iwoad floors. | 1912 Rutger st.: rege ss bath and pairs for 0 years; opposite O'Fallon Park. vl a 1 com Cort CO 805 Ch , Boul S8000 eakiiies: eadetheml ndttien: -t06 tone: water heat: «* rare "ietted te marten and basement: | Sectricity on each ‘floors ail in fine order: | See G118-20 N roadway; good investment; | ALTER 5S ey o9 S | lets; extra kitchen upstairs; owner thin two : t pore hes. : ohe.: lot 30 mits with. 8 car lines bargain: $3750; on easy terme. snap at $10, OO: term - Beautiful stone-front home of 11 rooms. t) through. on premises, will Be . ~ yl sidewaiks made und paid | J+ B. WISH, $12 Chestnut st. Central rie) ROLAND A. WISE, Riz Chestnut. Can. 6551, | (I rane i AW, . RESIC Cn | bath, “. furnace, elec tric, garage; S0xi42; a ACK & JUNEsS R. E. CO., 8% Chestnut. | : - _ “ a / real bargain. “SEE US (e4) NR. BE. AND L. § r ‘ 2, CO 1 eT - } S 30 | CHRISTIAN BRINKOP fh. EF. co. vated “xy... Sa UMS CMe on B. Gentes ae | 494 G. BLANK, | a mt FINE NY ESTMEN T—DOU ALE _FLATS I lat, 4564 § .. Ferdinand. F43¢ 0} eamtites tpetdence; 2 roms, reception belt |. met tment! 3 OR RE CO, | WAGNER PLACE . bull _ _ ret ea 0 YW IME muiit douvle rie u 0 1g qh gas fixtures, granitol 4d )hasement - @€#xc entton- | | totlet second floor. att! with 1! room third | Beautiful Home Near, worest La ark (- z . ( ) Hi f y uW TNGALOWS | BUN rooms, hails, porcelain bathe, furnaces. | aiy wel] built: income $48) ver year: terms. | fipor; hot-water heat: OGx200: brick garage | IMMEDIATE la , “tr he: 228 ‘ G OWS Srentole basement, staundry: annual rent MOUND CITY TRUST CoO., for four machines. also ‘single brick ohrage: | 4564 West oo n st. (44 Ptoe k from | B .- - "and. terma nr, fg Ras Member Federal U". S. Government Rk (dd . A il ] Stl SOHN price 4: Tyne AT Chestnut at, Union and St. Louis ave ". - | ideal location for physician or profession; | King's highway and Forest Park). 7 beau- | ide inion . : — & ———— SING - 7 —— | q ket a! MINDEN OMFS RGALOWS rt GF ee in « | $8000; buy quick Dams op pauaeaneaes” Avent ‘earenia ot if MOST SPLENDID HOUSE ee Sek a yp BR yi = TT nr A’ WER GROv WEIGHT: GLC Kk & JONES eB. OO., 824 Chestnut. (o4) se hn appoin ment. ai real waseata at JUST VACATE! | e@tore or manufacturing: n. e. cor, Mo, . MONTY Pd (RENT On i toe and secand |” te ] aor T t F —— oo eee pric 3 ‘ rT te rm . P ic hike ; | . hEY A T or FIc “4 tracks an i Gore av f Webster Grov ee. a200 ‘Kaston av. que at t on, 7 au (oBtx) ; ¢ (( Ss 0 Tus or Sale Wa have them tn vartove amounte * rang- t HOMB a? 4: 388 McPherson: 10 roome: hot-water || site Mo. Pac. passenger — freight stations. 5 —— z = i | MONEY TO LOAN—Ctty or F county; lowest | 'ing from 8000 to $15,000; all first deeds se TO ay. 3 roome, bath, furnace 2224-26 Portia av. mily fiat; almost |°> : : eeping h, screens: lot | new: J roome and omy marten, separate fur- | PL AT SN AP ON TERMS > ae a steps in front, also rear porch —_— etc.; street and sidewalk nacea, électric fixtures. sereens, etc.; rent! h. altered, allowing entrance to basement from $115°2 vear: price $8350; terme Beautiful 3 and 4 room fiat: bat: 58°. | outside. A.J. KUHS, 1001 Chestnut st heat. hardwood floors, sleeping porch, For sale or long-term lea pS 100 av.: 6 roome, bath, | fine “CON RAD TT, AC ‘HOPP 82° Chestnut 4 at. | Slectric. “1h Sak) See, a Ay 6‘ yeara | 2U'sice. As : 30x40: owner spent large amounts for! | JAS. ©. MORFIT. R07 “Chestnut at. (oP) rateg; quick action; building loans. cured Uy city real Gaaneas Euan ae | wanes old: splendid con ond wohl AE | ‘arlous improvements, which you, get |) 7 % ap: or: - a ° t l ra ; ~ Siti ond Sad creat ra CR-FAMILY, FLAT, .., | through 2401 Cora, downstaire: same kind of | _____ 2, IE | ‘practically notbing: big bargain. |’ | CENTRAL Keane & Franke, 1008 Chestnut, | cent of valu of property; ttle and insurance * fe = ty BTA our lates. fiat: eae . i: 7 il. 500: best yrice i en ee a el a a ai ae _ tots | p NIL. ir it. LENZ £ SON RE LTY CO. h, bath, furnace, ele 4117 ana ie De Ton » 9 (oa) HOU SE—For two families: two bathrooms. ik t LE a Te PP F 9 : he 7 ‘ garage, chicken house, etc.; 50x | 3 rooms, dressing rooms, sun parlors and GLC K "& ‘JONES R. EB. CO., 626 Chestnut.tct | 422i W. Pace. re KOTSREAN-ALTHEN, 722 wastes tt ‘|S. E. Cor. 21st and Wash, $2100 }~— P) li i: e Be & S i re zi Wai eu ve Prick building. consisting of store, | five 1 ip Wenz 4 on i sleeping porches, tile baths, four steam- y mn Se : ” Mardel ay.: 5 roome, bath, furnace, | heating plants. hardwood floors; good pur- 1 kK R MS LIK BE R EN 1. APARTMENT— B- -family; Séxx Pershing ¢ av; ! at | St Sar : chicken house, grapes, etc.; | chare. - rooms and sun room; price $1% K | « ~~ | rooms 2d floor, an shop in rea: y : REALTY COMPANY. | WM. Zi, ABBOTT. rn co., , R08 Chestnut et. S011-11A N. Newstead av.. two 4-room! {s a reali bargain. Pox | ) tO\ de a 750 | IGNATIUS MeMEN AMY, 341 Easton. STOCKS A AND BONDS ' AL A A ta. ea -? + a vath eas, etc.: can sell with ama NY Ww ARE HOU SE An BAT. i. y Money tO Lo; oy ann Cee owen av.: ® roomea, brick: two | - . ¢ HIO . AVE NU E flats, ‘ - dé 4 y t d and balance monthly out of | HOUSE-—4735 Cupples pl.; large frome house 5215 “ ernon avy., a gee HA 4 beautiful “4 wich -~ enenbauntion tahias -_ eac te; bargain, home of 12 rooms and reception hall, tile | on ttien atu eteam feat sidewalk made; nice) ux families Ofaxe 00; ood “ineeatment, ye HAC 7KMANN_R,_F._©O., 1000 Chestnut st. Fis R. FAHERTY, Wainwright itg. (ch3x) | hath, hardfrood floors. hot-water heat, ‘parlor | slivater: conteien eri te! feet: on «| 24%, Post-Dispatch, CFO SA. Sanne) Feet | a of Eighteenth st.: this property LOANS. ON PERSONAL PROPERTY. _—_——— ; price rent $95; S880) nt milan av.: Groom brick: bath, fur- | 5c) Bek Mt ANN RB, E. _ 623 Chestnut. : ; GW ade f age: Anished got gra py teat ‘orner east of z08. ¥. Dt DOUBL JE 4-ROOM FLATS ky) Tees: al couvenisares; Gord furgace. | fers rece ion hall in cak; admission by catd| (iy be bought for a small cash payne a: CONGRESSIONAL STOCK-In _ blocks of owners are anxious to eettie an estate, For MONEY to loan on automobiles while, all ' fixtures, ty POO oh ote. ; onget 2 Re Ske walk made: 9HDD NEBR: ASK A “AY. ae 5 nary BA get AS ptr a gh eg Cabany 1708W wen) oe ‘ait Rif STEWART, _1002_ Chestnut, at. full particulars see ea. x mn 1000 shares, at Se. Rox N 65. Post -Dis, (7 : . ‘ hel I oe bs = =e _ cada iceman Naot earn aa - \ prehs UAC Mieka S ‘ ~~ I ‘ o ‘ ‘ ve, te oy © ie S room brick flat; electric) ing. 4 rooms each. with bath end gas: iD | DWELLING—1161 Aubert av.. 7 rooms. bath, | | ' ee pido es, a tng HAM | ONBY ae rR Ae aufomed be ~ ne gs and bat - . o° cond tion and always rented. For price! - etric; 84800; open; inspect. Davies, Sod, > am International |. Mit , : > ; furnace. THOMAS, bo _ Pr HAN. 2022-24 8. 32th et. gts ~ “ ne : J - | the hes rnut st re . ' (4) 4169 ») W EST PINE BU. Se a ce WEST __left in your hHoguession 2i4 N. Siet. (cB) | house; very fine grounds, | : . o* MOUND CITY TRUST € | er ee ee eMdety ha : Z selhl a i eas - om % o ' toe | reets and sidewalks made. 4 ¥, \MIL Y F LAT, $3500 U'nion and St. Louis avs. | RESIDENCE--5570 Etzel av.;: modern o- |; An attrac sive ——— foes 4 ae | | A A mteriawe 1, Stoo: sake otter.” ox opeterred. par valu SE T'S FIRST rroon any of above, with 131! a 1T “ Ninth st. income $180. old rents: Forest eon Teimar 110. room. een: 60-ft. lot: worth $7 (we: i”? perfect repa co § . . Rid For Sale ~ . — a We bu ° and we! vour iletac er untiate ' “_SCHOPP, a22 ¢ Chestnut st. buy this an ===} owner wants quick sale and reduced price! sonable price for dell (REWEL L. . AUTO hepatitl g. . TO. K-- 28 rhares “Dorris common, $25. securities: market quotartore and reporte tur. - GLICK & . MONE 8 R. Ef “., R24 Cheatnut (et) , RESIDENCES FOR SALE |} to $6000. / ‘. nie ; 118 at Reventh St. BANK Oni 3555. 4468 Deimar bl: building near Tavlor bt -25. Poet-Dimmateh. — 2 ae on ail tuuer; stocks bevant SHicish,- weer ~ Armand | PI ¢ Double Flat PPP PPO PPL amen | WILLIAM URBAN. 412 Fullerton Bidg. | “ae | dandy for auto repairs: flat above: @ real) .74/.: 15 shares Dorrie common; make of | XE are! Pex ag eae inn x —— i ee ee } v o., Centra atio lana B > OW. vr End: hot ter heated Armanc 7 ’ ‘4 46) ~ % ] R esidences RESIDENCE—S861 Cates: 10-room brick: , — - wa A. ROKERN. 317 Futlerton _fer. Ro id Blug brick: est Pn 50t- we h ‘ te ©723-25 Armand pl.: 4 Ln wr les . an h eC ia » in N i bath. furnace, electric: lot 50x150:; inspect Ideal 8-Room Residence ee MONE Y for salaried people; lowest rate --- -- — oP =" beth, #1816 | poms and bath each, . er. particulars price 4919 FOREST PARK RTI. $1000 cash, balance —— per month. Main | ONT Page bl., exceptionally well-built | easiest terms: confidential. 1881 alten - 1 m ee . 108. F. pie KM eR ae J . 622 Chestnut. Modern 10-room et OO tes large living 1h eREAN. AUTHEN 722 Chestnut st | brick residence. ee t pg ted B : (: Qn 000 | xchange. esse eeenereennes hid. LIBERTY BONDS room. hardwood floors; 100-foot lot; can sel] : - ——-=* _—~ | woodwork and mantéls, ba garage, a Home MONEY loaned on automobiles, stocks, bonds 1? rou must either eel) vour TAberty Realty ‘ 9 ¢ ‘T E Vv El AND AV. at reasonable price . HOU SE--4728 Easton av.: owner, who oceu- of the better class ‘and the price is only THRE E. STORY BLD os $2 ” ‘and onl! security. Northwestern Bro! erage or borrow money on ft. we wii” A, . Del fit, . Cader cal cams 3867-6 45 an ~ | on AMILT ON Se | pies, will show hie t-room brick house. with | $5500. Admission br card only. | \ a ° r ‘fe orl t Di ot ~ 6 Reatmen'e Rank. Olive S1r0.__‘cl®) | accommodate you. We will lean ¥ mar W aban ios f Extra well-built double fiat of 6 and ¢{| ‘Two-story and slate-roof residence, hard-)} , ch and electric lights: two-story stable; | MOUND CITY TRUST cO., en} Ve 1g 1 ep ; = “Tnaned on diamonds. watches “jew. | 7 per cent interest to he neald ar Nip COTTAGE. SI2O rooms atul bath each; brick and tile porches. | weed floors, hot-water heat. sun room on : aa a aller made: 5+ m price Union and St. Louis ats. th at Hast north —¢ ‘as MONE } _—e Fonds and @!i articles of ‘val-(| on each 85 bond, or we will buy your bend on pl. (1 block west of Taylor, also garage in rear; first-class condition; | ea-ond floor. warage exc dy GR. ~ y M ORE il, LEY, FoR | hestnut | Forest 2200 Delmar 1100. — I. nod Ne en ~o ‘ding " plant . _ pot tt a s. ¢ cor. Sth and Pine. (-&) | Af market value ear line’. 5 rooma. bath, hot- lot GOxizZt. See us for furt! er perticulare. S705 VE RNON AY’. os : . 2 —| eae” wT baat > oa - | A’ we! U-ligbted ae oe ; ote ,o% pe Te Ne ones | INDUSTRIAL, LOAN CO... T1464 Cheetau?. (os J08, F. DICKM ANN KR, FE, CO., 623 hestnut.| Two-story and siate-roof residence. having | HOU ae .0a8 vs ernon. beautiful 9-room brick KF or Sale Dw ¢ ‘Hing Yr a: qvator. ' Rey 4). : ) MONE Y SALARIED PROP [ee B._5. Sis, 88 SRestaut ot. oa N L E ; TOO | seven roome, reception hall, bath. furarwe; hovee: fine neighborhood, tile bath; ‘ine | ° Re ne ing plant, factory or storage: 000 _ Confiden tlat: quick: easy payments. Misher' WhrHWAVE ON HAND and Will sel! to fire: NORT £4 3 “AND 3 SI G 4s $$ ‘ lot 40x196. Price for immediate eile, Sh000. | condition; vacant; for tmmediate sale. pric Cabanne, east of Union; % fooms, in ee: we ne like rent. 421 Com mereia) Bi le. / 6th and Ollve.+eS) buyer: —, enn |. Has bath, hot and cold water, cemént tnun- t on Fenty ~L . 9 | $7500; terme to suit. See owner, W015 Cabs | cluding (inished attic: hardwood fodr first | COT} (ORETHER & CO., 500-722 Chestnut. QUICK MONEY. 10 Long Green Oi) dry: all streets and alley made: half biock Stone-front resi ’ room oa” ae enna | e _——.- cacy Seana ; | A ~At ais 322 cpeernut ate St da 4a Modern nine-room houre be th and fur- SHA N TZ Tt. re CQ. ner} Chestnut al (e832) ee . ee “oy : cky +§ + -rewenn brick ' ' _ 4 Durin as ° i9 ! 3 the Post-Dispa ch 1 os Thuseel] av: nice double -flat ; ace; lot DAx218: price Sach 11S LEONA —t wR OOM, STE AM “S400 NORTH ~w ee? 39 vou want to raise chi ns, “OT?! nrinted a total of 799.931 “Wants"- i’ ‘ en ‘ ie at rent od * ri] 4 wm: THES. nn? } ’ : par 7) ~ @)]! 4 ' . , ton ‘ hr % PP PR MeO ZL —— a ~~ Oy re - e fr} oe . eer) é j . : 1 +1 . Fat . > ae} or "3 - Sh er ard wey ath, on u ' on avon treet 2} ar t « “rl walk HOUSE I i Al re fete “a an the POUR itch LEIDE' liye! as Dew ' - . 5 ° e 8 tr » , 7 ' . . all ’ i? mM " | ~ ’ ; : ’ : "Tes Q ont * “kK. t) . eat ; . > . sie , “ ~ ; ri Pr : 4 “en 4 woo: eee Weer, pes he {stock nUKRMANS N: oh, cPTY Oe two block< we ine avwner on ‘pes, rooms, 2 taaiat sa0i N. tith. FO BAS(ON-TATIW': | . St Louts Newspapers combined. ‘ , a —~* “wy { go8 ; on : x ‘aa ' “hestuu! Lbeetnut t a he r we 7 _ RR, 407, Tt Chestnut sus Chestuu ha GRAck ft LT ; pri a ees and commen, ° ° nitex enna Ol and Development. wanna A rol. Southern States Consolidates, Rarmmites OF). (on reasiona! (tl. Trudentiat Of. Hoffman mm ‘lerman warks eur wrices Qnd save fh e° “0 ES ERESERBESEEES I! x eC! WOR et wt we a - - ~ * = - - * o- ~ _ . . 237 152 ¢

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ee A aire - _— ~ —— o — EP |. Sew ye a — a d = ede XO. PRES _ ee . ._- eS * Sage pate - “— “#4: o@ = . Ra i SO = ~oBa ~~ s agit Ri ie A A El ll ec a i A A A oo ee ih Ose - ? a ET = — - — Sa Se, et ee a eT. 16 FOST-NISP, STORE AND OFF WA? COPTER MILL W grinder _aviarc hed. DESK W 1d —j* la Acme Mfg. C ey DESK Wi.—) 1 dozen offic fell 2a ‘FIATURES V muat be Ir ‘nll Foreet a mm eee er tefi University. biden NESD. AY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1920. “YISVILLE GIRL TO BE ARRIED HERE TODAY | ’ /| traction. ey tena y Miss Esther Thomas and Johnson of Memphis, Tenn., Lawrence McCormack of Shreveport, the | La., which will take place at Episcopal Church in Memphis today. The prospective bride is the grand- daughter of James W. Bell of 5045 | Westminster place, and sister of Mrs. Andrew Johnson of Portland place. Mrs. Johnson and another — sister, Mrs. Pigeon of Memphis, matrons of honor, and Johnson will be bridesmaid. Miss Florence Groschan, of Mr. and Mrs. F. X. Groschan, Clay and Madison avenues, Kirkwood, and Barrett Weber, son.of Mr. and Mrs. Weber, 6911 Washington |! boulevard, will be married this eve- ning at the residence of the bride's parents. The Rev. Father St. Peter’s Catholic Church of Wirk- | wood will officiate in the presence of ‘members of the Madeline Scott will be maid of honor | Charles Carr will take place April 10. | Dr. Forrill of the | West Presbyterian Church will per- | form the ceremony at 5:30 ‘There will be no attendants. A wed- ding supper and reception for mem- bers of the two families and a few close friends will follow. The young o'clock. | couple will make their home in Pue-.| hlo, Colo. Dr. ate of the University of Colorado. we ddin Miss An out-of-town est here is that of Virginia KILL THE COLD AT ONCE WITH Standard cold remedy for 20 yeare in tablet form—safe, sure, no opiates—breaks up a cold > 24 hours—relieves Fie in i “Tre Money “ Tf it fails. genuine box has a top with Mr. Hire picture. At All Drag Steres ADVERTISEMENT CC a ee DOROTHY DALTON’S — BEAUTY CHAT Mise Dorothy Dalton. the actrees fa- mous the World over for her beautiful compiexion, says: “Any girl or woman can have a beautiful. rosyv-white cam- Pleaton and emooth unwrinkled skin like mine if they will follow my advice and Use Derwillo, a simple toilet preparation. use it because it Imparts inatant uty. is eaay to apply. abeolutely armiess and marvelous § effect the ekin Re sure to read Miss Dalton's in- teresting story of how to quickly acquire ® beautiful complexion, seon to appear in thie paper. In the meantime get Derwillo at any tollet counter and trv tt today: vou will We delightfully sur- prired | a has a STEEL parts of|: machines exported are safe against rust— even salt water—when coated with Rust Veto. &. F. HOUGHTON & CO. 418 North Third Street, St. Louis, Mo. Streamer is a gradu- | young couple will leave for The prospective | two families. . Miss will serve his A small! recen- which Chicago and Harrison Weber brother as best man. tion will follow. after on a wedding trip. bride is a graduate of Sacred Heart Convent. Miss Lida Crawford of the Ciarlage' Richard Robertson of 738 In- |! Apartments, whos nlarriage to entertained this afternoon with a trousseau tea. Miss Lucv Butler of 5534 Partner avenue, who will be one of Miss Crawford's bridesmaids, will give a dinner party for the bridal party this evening. William Schock will enter- tain at dinner tomorrow evéning and Miss Peggy Murphy of the St. Regis Apartments will give a dinner Friday | evening. Miss, Robertson attended Washing- | | ‘shower zx of fnter- | ‘marriage to ball at ~_ — —— will be | Miss Mildred | daughter . Covie of} the DANCING BEGINS TODAY AT BOARD WALK AT COLISEUM Be | Gov. and Mrs. Lowden Will Guests of Honor Tomorrow— Boxing Program Arranged. The Atlantic City Board | fete and bazar, given by St. women for the endowment of salary | funds for college teachers, attracted | Walk | L ouis | ‘many visitors on its second. day. yes- | terday at the Coliseum. Up to and! ‘including April 14, it will be open | ‘from 2 to 11 p. m. daily. Beginning - today there will ‘dancing, starting at 4 p. m., in the! | pavilion on the arena floor. This is | \expected to be a popular added at-; Mrs. to- | Gov. Lowden of Illinois and | Lowden will be guests of honor |mor row afternoon. Tea will iserved to them and to members ot |) — ROSINA ZOTT rl SINGS WELL Stella de Mette ‘Makes More Than The San Carlo Opera (Company ‘s Mille isecond undertaking of the week was | of | Puccini's , Odeon }cipals were rably (“ho-San, ‘less, se fexce! distinctly and Stella usual of the Suzuki, and Guiseppe be, acceptably as Pinkerton. Merola conducted the great passionate music as well as IN “MADAME BUTTERFLY” | : Episcopal (Seuih). | 16, 404: Nerthern Baptist Convention 9156; National Baptist Convention, $5,007; Presiliyterian (U. 8S. A. South- ern), 8811; United Presbyterian, Cumberland Presbyterian, | Presb yter- lan, 2892; Norwegian Lutheran, 2910. Among the reasons assigned the decrease were the interruption |: or suspension of regular work of calling of their pulpits by the of efforts in centen- and other campaigns for funds. anda great increase in debts. due partis to the influenza epidemic. pastors from concentration ,ey for. Resinol br notfear the effects of weather on the skin | Brisk winds and chill rains have no terrors for the woman who uses RES- INOL OINTMENT. and knows that its ° bland, healthful qualities will take the sting and smart from chapped sl-in, and help to Ciear away redress and .ough- ness, It is alse, excellent for de treatment o ecrema, and other severe skin troubies. Arad’ mee iets. will be ', Try doing with one room less. Make your living room sé “double iB j duty’’—as a living room by day and a comfortable bedroom at night dragging, rubbing ‘or Sen clothes over rough aurfac See demronstration In Hewed in Le pas ‘tment Send for descriptive ht: en RHINO IV ORY This 4-Piece Davenette Suite Will give you an additional room in your present location. without additional rent. Full-size pieces. Substantially made, richly upholstered. The Davenport opens out into a full- size, comfortable bed, and will hold mattress and all bedding. $87.75 $1.00 Weekly Dressing Combs, asaorted styles, Powder Boxes. special price, each Kiair Receivers, pec lal price, each leum Powder Holders, special price. each each... ete WATERM AN ‘FOUNTAIN $2.50 to $5.00 EVER SHARP PENOTT, Prices e follows: $1.00, $1.78, $2.50, § WOLFF Three ‘Absolute Necessities for Your Summer Comfort @ | *: An ice-saving Refrigerator—an economical Gas Range and a roomy, step-saving, time-saving Kitchen Cabinet. ! | only standard Refrigerators; various styles. pietured here, We earrsr makes of nll sizes, Stvle as Gas Ranges are shown in wide as- sortment of styies and sizes. One as pictured « a aA iii l ee Kitchen Cabinet ti« but one of many asatsies shown on our fleors. Special value This COLLAPSIBLE GAS TOAST The only real sanitary sroov es to accumulate dust, burn the crust. price EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER The most efficient. economical and Wa \ to clean house is to use a ELREKA VACTUM CLEANER It has volume and ve- locity. EUREKA su- Jremary is based upon these two things: it has no revolving brushes to wear the carpet—no belts or gears to adjust A factory expert wil! demonstrate the effi- ay ta of the ETREAA VACUUM CLEANER. DAILY DEMONSTERKA. TION GIVEN IN OUR lHousefurnishing most easie«( youl Department MEYER'S LOCK STL cH For sewing leather, cloth; complete with — threa d., P Price, each. THERMOS BOTTLE — Keeps liquid hot ar cold for ¢ four hours: has shock absorber tect filler from _ ; ; l-pint t size. Spectal pric canvas anal , and ‘ee wre eeeee We Specialize 1 Home Furnishings in Complete ee ee . a7 & ~! ' ane we a ~ & . .90 Three Rooms.| Ce = pa Three Rooms Furnished Complete Furnished | $2 Week Complete Columbia Grafonolas Sold on time at the regular cash prices. $4.90 will place the satrle pic- iured in your heme, and you can pay the balance in easy amounts that yor! never miss. This Stule, 8120 Cedar Chests Now is the time when you should start pack- ing your Winter Furs, Woolens and Blankets. ] 6 The Store That Is Known by the Customers It Keeps Xkac _—_—,— See Baha — Pi —_ a ee eee aVALALAL LM WN | Our regular $24 Cedar Chests specially ee Lies Room-Size Brussels Rugs Lovely patterns and color com- binations to ease from, in splendid, goeed-wearing Hrus«clia Regs, suitable for any reom in the house. We give a splendid vaiue at $27.35 $3.00 Month Pareel post weight, “pint size. Special price Pare el _Post _welgbt, 2 pou VOR YOUR uTo For smooth, toring difference light grade, »-gallon « Re Medium grade, J-fZallon cans GR ASS SEE Dp Fancy Kentucky Blue Grass, per poses ~ + will offer a per pound ‘ = Ibe.. English Rye Crees, per pound © tbea.. ‘Bbe: Mixed Lawn Grass, . ; per pound oc+eese 3 iba... 81 40: ha ibe... ~ * Fancy Dutch White Clover, per pound RECTIFIERS FOR CHA STORAGE BATTERIES Wil! charge all types of at terfes from an alternating cur- rent. two 6-velft, H0-amperes teries, or one 6- volt, 120-ampere “battery can be charged per day: size Ox@Ox7; weight, 18 ibs. $20.00 BANTAM BATTERY BOOS For charging storage bat- terles; price. ‘ ‘wseg } live... MUZZLES 4 DOG Made of wire, adjustable; assorted sizes, each We aleo carry @ large dog collars and harness-c leads, SHERWIN-WILL SCREEN ENA For renewing old ecreene & ing ruet. ries with «a Prices: %% pint, @3e; 1 pil quart, @5e, Gireen Sereen Enamel-—% pint, | pint, 7@e; quart, da -25, JANITOR SU PPIARS Gola Dh jat, Bty-ib package Mop Handle, for brush or. mop. Special orice Velvet Sponges. Epecial price (irasse Sponges. Kpecial price Bulldog Mop Wringer, Price, eact Cotton Mope. nricem@,.. _75¢ to Warehouse Hroome. sige 3 pounds .. Floor roses, Special pric Ww OOL W ALL BRS! , HE Made of lambs’ wool: remavyee dust without atreaking staining. nished two handles. inches and 0 inches. $1.19 ‘SCHROETER BROS. 810-812-814 WASHINGT 4 > x, sing a a a ee eee ree avanti Si, atthe b= vse i ~ ~ 2 Ti “¥ SEWING AY es 1 pour if 7 ibs, ann — “= “ .* SS SRST eee sRe Ses SESS N ESTES BENE Ne ER tees eke wa \ \ ~ BS VSS SS SUES tBee cee ~~ es “ ¥; lt lt Mie ~," + SN SMR Moy ~ ~ ~S ~ ~~ OAN TM WMN» ~ > aA x ~‘ ‘ Shee eA OSS 6 Fe Es 85 Fe Se 8 SSS SSS SEES SEE E TEES AA RSN ANS EES ARSE SR RESNSS SES NESENASSN ES NESE NEES ERENS A RRR RENTER E SRNR ES SS hh eb ie ~\ ~ & WAP W_VOUSQReseRe ROH Se See eee eee ~ eo @ wel. SMGAAN QOH aA ~ a AY neers * + s . °° ~r ee mm ss : a

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Piet =. edie | ee Rg | + grein Bed ok Ree : franc for 2 1-§ pounds. .Shops'not conforming with municipa¥ prices, are closed. presented to him by the sculptor, ™. , —Copyright. Underwoad & Underwood => SSS «oF & od J Sf 7 /‘/ in MG Oo OE ae) ?e, Assan dsdad QLELIO% op to eH, Ao. mee moe oneal S Oy e hh i hd hk ee e owt Nid a fre ¥ : Ly ae e ee ot oe ys . * Be Ke: Mia! %e Re > OF "%e, Sr Se re, | Oe Se ee se Ne ae Oe a Ss >> > a ~~ .- oe : S56 = Sadi oe A ny res ss 7 : > . # Baty eh Sie patos : . SYRAYADS EPPS > v, Ps. am ¥. en Sy. ~ ~ q ’ ‘ as . “ ay a Sl a ey > ERAGE 4 abe; : a a Keame!l—% pint, 60°) $1.25, : e ‘R SUPPIAES es + - > LBIPSPAVVP RN PaPs . 7 PADD» , P\ : , A aad . . “4 : ; * ". 7 , tn » Sele 7 . * + or P a »* 7 4" ‘ A -. 44 ~ ~~. , a ~ ‘ n> “aXe 7 . ae . 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Collier—and is the only woman Z wd liftens stolidly to reading of latest manifesto from the ' ve ness Ho! | , ony | Berlin cro Miss Lois Steele and E. ae stay fonter Ron pg omnia y in the.country to ‘hold a post of that kind. Y vernment, during recent insurrection. to be given next wee. at Uceo e gakatien-Sateitone . —Copyriaht- Keystone View Co. | amu “4 / Z fA ~Cepyretht, Keyetesne View Ta.

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The substitution of New Zealand gives tive to the , *0+0 Dec. 12, £278. city-owned street car line {s most sugges ‘assurance of understanding and sympathy and re- Published by the Pulitzer Publishing Co., | residents of those centers which, like St. Louis, ‘are | Seale pwerth eee Olive Btrovte. | groping to find a solution for baffling traction prob- | Moves one more situation of danger to the p “pam | the world. POST-DISPATCH CIRCULATION Average for —_ 1920; , lems. Detroit's experience with {ts street railway re es! ble 8 Phage Aicpae tt heap a. othpoaed es Sve Three of the four policemen shot in the attempted maintenance of a lower schedule of fares than that} bank robbery on Easton avenue will recover, coe prevailing in the average city. Quality, of service, nerd a os i a ne > pesca 00g ; , . wth, c an n ; - pa nat Re tact, however, ane men who have lost their lives during the past year created needs which, in that city, as well as else- in a courageous performance of duty. The record {s where, have long been urgent and have embittered | One which in itself attests to the pepeeney of crimes the relations of municipality and traction magnates. of exceptional violence during the interval of a slow re, | | | | ‘ ue | 7 epescece ae coer aaa epee Spaces Save Dee ee ee ee Po aa . 2 YA me ty =a v0 " . AR , | x site distressed al | rejected by Detroit in 21 years, owing to unsatisfac-| DeTs of the department, including its aa, AES | : : : ~ P | ess pose privileged classes and public | tory details and to the exorbitant price demanded by mm gunshot wounds at the hands of law vio- | ? Pe 4 ay " e EY Se | Oe | 4) . i ad lundere never lack sympathy , ne urth , | : ve. . ee : .. | a NAL a » over and cor with the poor. panne egg ~ ~~ fon Loegeerdinyp as wy 2 sina Bostrom is, Public safety has been purchased at a high price caged ell pean gpaat ting 4 Bary based ee the “San Francisco plan.” Whereas, how-| during these past months of daring crimes. If the rm act aie be tc.” eateuandeat: ever, San Francisco’s original bond issue was only | record is one over which the community feels a deep sees so sasten never be afraid to attack wrong, for $1,900,000 and its first lines have been extended | regret, it is also one from which the morale of the oan from éarnings and further bond issues, until it now department may be estimated. These six men who) agate “All Way and ho ee A i a HIGH PRICE OF PUBLIC SAFETY. DAILY AND SUN OAs. a THE POST-DISPATCH FORM. T know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, alWays fight demagogues of all partics, nev er belong to any party, always op- SROBABLY th P scem to be PJulian Kand's scion of a & Clarence Sm PLAT- ~ $84 whether by — plutocracy or predatory eo has a 58-mile system, worth nearly $9,000,000, De-| have died bravely in fighting the forces of lawlessness | : April 10, 1907. troit has sanctioned an initial bond issue of $15,000,-; #24 disorder deserve to be held in grateful remem- Bs. gloomily. Oa _________/| 000, and will create a 200-mile system. brance. SF “well, that does — A limited mileage of track will be bought from the The high price of safety, however, should stimulate 2 ur. Honey woo. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.) private company in streets where franchises have| both the police and the court to effective co-opera- Sina ‘with th - tion against crime. No criminal should be permitted ot ng from his vertisin expired and which will give access to the downtown T, the Seem ayn trent section. The rest will bé néwmileage which the city | to escape the legal — ee Sa kas. cae! ING'you About three weeks ago I noticed a let- | Will build to areas long without adequate service. Soy sore?” ter in this column regarding exorbitant | Gasoline ciirs may be used, or, if that type is un- JAPAN IN VLADIVOSTOK. ay ris “ath vers charges made by service agencies, and promising, an tmproved trolley car. No difficulty is The seizure of Viadivostok by Japanese is not for BY ge ae eet “yait’ = Ing. | haven't. March 26 another letter appeared. Per- mit me to say that if the business men of this city would seek their office help through the want ads of the newspapers and not necessitate a charge from the employe amounting to 331-3 to 50 per cent, they probably would not be called upon for donations to so many charities expected about forcing transfers from the private company, from which additional franchiseless tracks will be taken over if the city system wins public confidence. Detroit needs subways, but realizes that the importance of surface lines is not to be min- imized. ment. Japan's territorial expansion or tactical aggrandize- It probably is merely a political move to aid in the suppression of the Korean rebellion, which just now is exceptionally active. hope to take and hold this important port and ter- minus of the Transsiberian railway without the ap- Japan could not moment from m hree are practicall i have our qualific the inner circle 1 can go where se; pump Cabil proval of the allied Powers, but the Japanese military police can use this period of occupation to destroy the organization of Korean patriots who have made, headquarters of Viadivostok, because it is so con- oe venient to Korea. ; A sign on Broadway: Siistuentia Tatlor Cleaning & Pussing Ladies & Gents. Make Neworder a Good Oltirtion te this a new kind of pussy ‘footing, or is it pussyfoot spelling? MEOUW. erAey i My perhaps too evident Credulity. Some days agone I told you all, with best intent, About a girl I daily met Lut had not spoken to as yet. And on this page last night I read An answer signed by “‘Rosicus.”’ LODGE, WILSON AND THE TREATY. From the Milwaukee Herold (German Language). F the clumsy work of Versailles is rejected so as America is concerned, certain Senators — #4 \ ’ ° @ « o > -——- +> sid a a —e = 4 ‘ + A vansgrome a Bed ee ee | ie see Of Tutuila, offered the rary. These are bad times for those who rule by; | ijked it well because she said A French-American restaurant tried to carry ar its Seteuth tntabet co - yeep bo A bg United States an exclusive naval base in that superb/| the sword, and they are great and pregnant days for; That she was far from frivolous. the menu in both languages. On the French | ought wnot to take too much merit to themse “HFirst Love C pr ®| harbor, in exchange for protection, President Grant Then I resolved, and right away, side, this appéared: Politics were their main point of view, That Co mpc the treaty of Versailles does not mean anything © : letse but a diabolical scheme for bringing about 4 new wars was a matter of indifference to them vie ; they did not even find it advantageous. All on they were out for was to pick a hole in the coat those who seek liberty. To speak to her the following day. Her grated window I approached And said,” “Good morning, Rosicus. I trust that I'll not be reproached useless. The one great question in which the American people are intensely inter- ested is whether the Supreme Court of, the United States will sustain the validity | dispatched one Steinberger, as special agent to nego- tiate the treaty. But Steinberger, in unregenerate Prussian style, proceeded to make himself King of JOHNSON AS THE ROOSEVELT HEIR. Michigan style, or Meaning rice and meal in good something of that sort. a cere a4 - se = : 2 — SHLAT Ry oo see ow he Pha mate Regie | da of A er wean ‘ot tc , plurality for the Democratic nominee for President. And then Pareyigw oxpectanty in English, as follows: yet the benefit of having founded the League ¢ “qT Est Lo i ; ectly violates the ' This State gave a plurality for Roosevelt of 63,87 To HOAF WARE GRO WOUIG GRY 80 MO 8. | icccvoceecesebeeuccacecccee san’: Nations and because he did not take them | F beautiful tt But last ng.’ » In two ehort sent tain Senators—-earlier into his counsels, even Senator Lodge never uttered one syl of criticism of the terms of peace. It is in Smile of cow at the banker's wife hunters with Well, never mind just what she said; I'd really rather not begin !t. tut this I learned—she's never read The treaty between the United States and Samoa was concluded in 1878, from which time conflict and fundamental principles of the Declara- tion of Independence and the existing provisions of the Federal Constitution. over Mr. Wilson, which was the largest plurality re- | ceived by either Taft or Roosevelt in any state that! The experience of our sign ~ nat cons one can - Tman otricers pro- . ¢ : : . " concede ® i¢ an oO pos- * a Which underlies h riages, but think that, what was still writhing under the disgrace of the Newberry ex- Mused he: Why was history written. Noth Sect tet e ene teteeetecinececeecesecesess: | gibly the right one as well. That the retention Dangerous Days.” ing of consequence ever happened before we kissed last night. Said she: But how do you account for your birthday ? And their friendship ended. Temperament is the spotlight we consctously cast on our talents. The only golden silence a beautiful woman Million tales of you low and then has a at Mra. Rinehar ne story of love at Tt is on the iaet pa vaye’ that Clayto lddie-aged hero, t Mis charming but n of the territory to the left of the Rhine was a8 — sured to Germany from the beginning is due to © the fact that Wilson did not want to abandon his © principles before the world completely and that © he resisted in Paris the demands of the 3 militaristic party with Marshal Foch at the h § and frustrated an annexation of the right bank | even if he could not prevent the temporary occu~ a voked the bitterest feeling among the British. In'§ December, 1888, German marines were landed and | martial law proclaimed. Americans and British de- | clined to submit to it. Conditions became threat- ening:. : On the morning of March 16, 1889, two abaasenil warrhips arrived in the harbor under command of. once considered by most Christian Ign’t Mary a little stingy with it? ch “48 ® sacred ordinance is now ® wun 1 joke. And after studying most of these cases and seeing what they finally lead to, I would think that all churches would renew their efforts ‘some have already) and take a hand in combating this degrading abuse of our 721780634. Kings go down itn one place only to bob Sign in a dance hall, South St. ed to Gen. Wood. As an expression on the League of Nations, the! | result is less satisfactory. While Mr. Johnson's an- | tagonism to the League was well known, {it seems to | have figured less in the campaign discussions than | posures, of the huge campaign expenditures attribut- | ; Sir: up in another. *“e @eeee#*#eeee#eee#e#e#eeee#tte*#ee#ne#nre#see#eetetes *#eteeoetee#eeteee##t#e#ee#e#e#ee#e Music by the Seven Soveetalal of Sweet Syncopation most sacred vow. ; : other things. The support given Edwards and Hoover recognizes is the temporary loss of the power of Marria e shoul Rear Admiral Kimberly. He found British and Ger- | . . P ; ‘ ‘ ; _—-~,. .-b Seeeceegece eeeee 6 £8666 6080 6 6666 ee pation of the left bank. The fit of fury of eet ; z . | * ce se. Deepeee man vessels were ready for action. Then occurred | We r ogre aac ee | st ed entiacn Sa ote Hee That must 06 the wHele e French press over President Wilson's accusation: feierouche: a ive was interesti * ° wei: . 0 etsdeienl Conceit is used by man in the same way the 100000000000. tagainst France is explainable. Paris Midi a plant of easy | of an 2 genre happiness, instead of a “the American nation” temporary frivolous nagreement.: /one of the most dramatic interpositions of Provi-| = we? a A sign on Franklin avenue: WILLIAM L. MAGUIRE. dence in the whole record of history. A storm burst | One of the important plac es ‘in the engineering de- rey wae ~ eang. They both hide thelr [| ..ccccccccscecee sete beeent te) Sees. fo Giredlipeh i ngeactel seu. * Under different cone: * lhaganage ey" K oe) » / heads in it—ineffectively. i . . O05. , ae © span of a nu Just Governmental Red Tape. upon = bay of such violence as to render anchors’: partment of the city, which will be called on to ex- revwathat ts te the ot ait gota the honey and Dishw asher Wanted ditions such an attack on the first official of our rat “hn =ceccece suseccncessetae eannEn ty is in contro] in France, why does he still ir bat had gone wil , Of course all that happened a long! It was not until 1899, when the islands were di- | in effect for more than three months, or until public! servation-of Mr. Yawitz that “the atheist fs a sot tutitor cethna tha esse: EE tventur pep time ago. That was when the wounded/ vided between the United Stites and Germany, Brit-| attention is directed to it, win votes for the bond} ™2n who has vainly tried to stifle the pangs of + ol te te ae ce ote oe last ae lying at Pienefouds, back of SGoissons, ain iving compensations elsewhere, that thi roject? his conscience, and is realizing that he has | = = = © ® © sereeseses | which he concluded at the time and then er “Then vou ~ dish _ were given no attention, not even.drinks — ' ald failed.” Whatever els ; : ted to the Senate? eevee 7° To asked Mrs _ of water till protest after protest by a re- 7 quaint bit of reasoning, at le “y wpe ns E a a oe i caesaniee a be Rogie a ~* Ou think we shoul ae " | , east One may con- 2as uls yesterday, which mus ave ‘ : e Sage vada et a cammeganl ad cea tr EDITORIAL SPARKS. _“AW, LET 'EM_ INVESTIGATE.” cede its originality. amused those who complain of the way his GOVERNMENT IN THE UKRAINE. tg ae ee | To one accustomed to the mo o A endi money to t him nomi- | HENRY a. ; . “Oo, Indeed, & ‘That was when the American staff of- Sine ehdutiene bey whe used to bleck his father’s gee at . more c nventional friends are *P ng ney ge m m AISBERG In the Nation. ike eine wie ficer couldn’t act to ald these wounded “ es ne oer agg ne modes reasoning, consci¢nce would not as- nated. HE Bolshevik Government, as I have sald t Dene © ae because "- haven't been officially not!- shoes now eee om om the high chair an sume such an infallible role. I, for instance, ” ° . fore, did not spell absolute disorder and rut He a" purified. | fied that there was a battle.” And, of ey vs age to the Greeks for similar service. having in mind the fact that a Mohammedan’s The Wood campaign sort of went up in [tn the cities. I asked in Mohiliv. as I had in alga be and oes e French were blamed. — Houston . , conscience te a agg Rage chy oye to ob- emoke yesterday, cient sha Kiev and in Kharkov and Odessa, of all ¢ ” ai T matey al dy ¢ are at home now. There are no a mi Serve a certain rite, while t Buddhist’s con- which regime of all the 20 that had existed ih si Se ee Euvench handy on whom the blame may| pn 8 wane tie te oni enere Gee science would trouble him for observing it, to- CHICKENING. Mohilev was the best. And I received in each tenet’ ae c ¢ be thrown. And thie real man, a_ real artbet epee ae eatin ith matt’ that or heme gether with the fact that a Methodist con- (Imitation of Leta Schilling’s “Pearling.”) case the answer: The Bolshevik regime. It seem® iA mare, or —— patriot, is at home among the people who Plain Dealer . science would take no cognizance of the matter GLAD woman— the International Brigade held Mohilev when lglg Bi. soca | for one fightin oar: cee = — > re hy Bo me other—having in mind ee My wife— Bolsheviks were there last. This brigade COOPMM ai: naps —-, S. se has been told that ' acts, I should be somewhat inclined to rega sisted of Magyars and Czechs. They protecte@ im « FS es aa a ; ’ * , Sends me forth to get a good chicken sted 0 agyars Zech y PD re a ee 0 \Ey he te ee ne Serna! gratitude of eats 0 ne fl ar esa arnt ase the manifestations of conscience with a certain Tor baking the population against the oppression attempted i Sine . | t - these - * wariness ~ ; eR Otte he . wy ' . For Easter, you know. by the peasant soldiers. Only six persons - : er : ottette ee meena ap _ — interested in get- se: 1s me be se os Aer gmat about it; this is leap Aside from that. however, I find a curious The bland butcher holds up executed by the Bolsheviks during their stay ete oeiat aa nt ting ry er log. + Ay coe Aeths ashing- piquancy about the logic by which Mr. Yawitz And recommends one Mohilev. a - 7 thereby confirmed in the belief that he is right, al 6,000,000, scems small and modest. The Denl-— \ : | - examination and aid. He carried the pa-| ™e@n war on vivisection? “Sure. War to the knife. Languidly © wears the bri _ pers there. He presented his case. But} —Yonkegm Statesman. is, I confess, rather new. An atheist, I take it, With passioniess fingers kinists, as so often, were the worst. Denikin ab | the sweetest s Seeine certain papers hed not adrived is one Who does not believe in the idea of di- I part the valves lowed his Cossacks three days of pillage before” lender and ch Cad | A 4 {1 ; vinity. Should he realize that he was mistaken, Of my pocketbook. he issued his usual hypocritical proclamation that Giiations A Government channela He went mun will take four years’ supply of food | : It is beat ws today after waiting several weeks | With him is dash for the North Pole. And any-| he would then cease to be an atheist. The man Why do I fear \“T learn that some of my soldiers are en e: leh, and it ia «e ’ who says there is no God, while believing fn his Therein to look? |in robbery and pillage. This must stop. I sh mam and wa 4 nee. Yet Often. even body who n find that much food will have no’ He is a PHILO. Well do I know The requisite wil! not appear: learned—that either he had never ; papers or that they have been lost | trouble in finding the pole.—Galveston News. ef seats: 65, there is, is not an atheist. “ he may begin all over. Who " : em A diate ; ’ o ‘ a » ¥ presume that he may be Hokus: Gertie Gotrox prides herself on her mem- | ‘ under “Unrest Among the Re- | ory for faces. Pokus: And well she may. I was en- Pe: an a most of his Michigan See Boldiers. gaged to her last summer at the shore, and today | | told that the farmers are matey. a —— HUMPHREY SULLIVAN. a against him. she actually recognized me on the street.—Judge. They seem not to have heard of ft. | visit severe punishment on all those who do ft ‘obey this proclamation.” And with the pillagt and murder went the crime of rape, a crime ® themselves do m cullarly encouraged by the Denikin officers, ls wholly or ¢ j indulged in by them. Under the Bo ins Waction. A bev « aside from the actual executions, most of With love, rathe j disorder arose, as in Kiev, from mefficiency, _ A ead woman— A cheerless Easter—- & Chicken|less. rfl 8, 1920. + PLINTHOURGOS. bv. ae —From the Cleveland Plain Dealer. ‘ wt ~ i oe ae Oe ee ee a SN RR a NIG ot NARI Me 1 Meal, A Oh Nag oN NEN nani een ‘ ™ "4 * 4 ‘ ed a 4 is es i Signe Sapte x . _— 4 ae U i 3 a et ; nt a, A, ae cae = ae * 5. a Ys y ? ot oe 2 C ben as o>s. ern Le +5 : 7 i a é ' ‘ ie ¢ Cae ne "ies Po i ole * ue Sy — Ser fy .. Fee Ds ha gee iP co a Be, pai. Dae ‘ he eae Re, x i.

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. Lael J er Pid . = | ‘aid . « : s aS YOMEN’S PAGE POST-DISPATCH Daily Magazine WEDNESDAY, TT te ey cette ij e MBOBABLY the only person who did not m to be thoroughly appreciating § Sir “Melian Kand’s country house party Was Sarion of a great American family, James Miarence Smith. His fiancee and fellow rator, Lady Felicia Lakenham, became fernoon wpon which she had particularly en- Dherself. She broke up a set of tennis to ; over and console him. wae dear Jim,” she exClaimed, “why are you aking BO Melancholy?” va Clarence Smith, who had risen at her ap- en sank back once more into the garden Pwnich she was now sharing with him. a iway and no work, | gyess, Felicia,” he re- ied gloomily. _that doesn't worry me,” Honeywood: Look at him playing bowls mere with the Duke, with the perspiration more?” at's all well.’ the voung American f out, “but vou see you've both had an in- very ve our qualifications, I suppose. You belong inner circles of the English aristocracy. can go where you like and talk to whom you with diplomatists."’ me!" she murmured. “| I’ve undervalued myself.’ ou've had your show,” he continued, scored all right over it. Then ood, an American country town insur- agent, run away from a nagging wife and a pw life in search of adventures. Look at the he’s turned out trumps. No Kand pats him on the back! Yet he's down . supposed to be my secretary, and so far I've i nothing but a looker-on.” “Your time will come, Jim, dear.’ she assured begin to think man admitted, balancing his racquet on forefinger, “but | should like to feel that | earning a bit of it, at any rate. So far, all que background.” licla laughed softly. "Don't be a booby!” she exclaimed. “We each the other, really, and, apart from anything , you discovered Mr. Honeywood and brought n into the show.” He's a peach, Honeywood is‘” me of NION produce without ading publicists, was her com- en ee em _ - — ’ @istressed about him téwards the close of | she laughed, | from his face and his coat hanging on | ! Did you ever see a man enjoying him- | Il havent. Just look at the situation for sent from my point of view, Felicia. We are practically in oM Kand's employ. We. ; pump Cabinet Ministers or play the in- | “and | there's little | wonder | "A couple of thou a year is all very well,” the | m to have done is to have supplied the pic- | an One Fall in Love at Little ¢ eee - ' panions admiring comment. “Hes quite the social success of this party.” Felicia observed. Van Clarence €mith grinned. | “Say, if his account of himself is really true, , and | believe it is, how his friends at Okehamp- Stead would stare if: they could see. him here! Why, the Duchess is feeding out of his hand. and life is part of the game with him. He has great ambitions. What ther are I don’t know. No one ever will know. But one thing I am certain of: women mean a little less to him than his early morning cigar.” The young man's gloom was unrelieved. “Well, I'm sick of playing the muscular but- terfly,” he grumbled. “I'm not English enough ’ nothing but games. to enjo\ Felicia patted his hand directly he tells a story everyone siops talking. to be able It's a case of ‘Love me, love my emplover!’ It ever I do get a little notice from anyone, it’s “Jim,’ she begged, “dont worry) lL havent any because Mr. Honeywood is my secretary. I'm) definite news for you, but 1 can give you a hint. getting fed up with it.” There’s something on foot, and | believe that “It won't last much longer,” Felicia assured him _ encouragingly. “I came into this thing,” he went on, “just as! Van Clarence Smith unwound the arms of his much because I thought there was going to be; white jersey from around his throat, and leaned a little spice in it, as for the sake of the dollars. | forward. Just think of the week I’ve had! I've been obliged! “Is that straight, to play tennis with a lot of rabbits, make myself “Word of honor! agreeable to his mightiness’ secretary because I to walk on the lawn ‘can speak a few words of German, and plan the this morning. i new holes on the golf links. Incidentally, I have: you thought he was flirting with me. He talked to watch von flirting with old Kand and pretend about nothing else hut you. He wanted to know I don't mind. That gets me, Felicia.” whether were you She laughed more heartily than ever if I thought that vou had real courage. — I ‘in it.” — Felicia? with him after breakfast as strong as looked and you Lie wound “You seem to forget that Julian Kand hasn't;up by asking me to let vor Enow during the 'a thought in life except for his bank, his stocks| day that he wanted to sec you for a few minutes All this entertaining afd social]! before dinner in his study. Now do you feel and his shares. STARTING IN NEXT SUNDAY’S POST-DISPA TCH -FANNY HEASLIP LEA‘’S DELIGHTFUL STORY a - ~*~ |-HER ONLY HUSBAND The Seventh in the great series of 52 Short Stories by the fiction today, running in the daily and Sunday Post-Dispatch. headlivers of ——— a ee — - — ~_— - — 2 ee Reflections of a you're not only in it, but vou are the only one Listen, Sir Julian asked me | I suppose that was the time when ! ———_— - ~~ 33 me Oo ee om e- SESS BEDTIME ST tle Cray~Boo (by- E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM Copyright 1919 .. ' better?” | “Gee, but I should think I do!” declared heartily. ‘That's fine, Felicia. }as though there might be a scrap in it, too.” “O, I dare say you'll get all the scrapping you! out of a market. ancient on aa the young man APRIL 7, 1920. ‘ WOMEN’S PAGE ee Te -- - ee —— — is to be known about the cause of it.” “Perhaps so,” her companion acquiesced, “and Sounds yet over here, as well as with us. the queerest things will sometimes knock the whole bottom Way over in New York, the want,” she replied, “before we have finished our! health of a railway or bank president, or even his ‘Contract with Sir Julian! “Well, I’m sick of playing the muscular butterfly. ‘to enjoy nothing but games”. io know what those three are talking about?” from the park. his most distinguished guest, Prince Terni- loff, the -representative of a great European na- tion, and on the other side the Right Hon. Hardy Smith. dle “Tl think | could give a pretty good guess,” Van Clarence Smith declared. ‘‘The stock mar- kets are jumping all over the place, and Sir Julian is trying to find out whether there is ans political reason for it.” elicia looked thoughtful. “Somehow or other,” she reflected, “I can't help fancying that if the stock markets are really | as disturbed as you say, Sir Julian knows all there Jim,” she went on, ‘laying her hand upon his arm, “wouldn't you like ‘mad. On this side, ff any lunatic in the Balkans (departure for a holiday, will send Wall street , Walks through the streets of a town, doing the She moved her head slightly in the direction of | three men who were approaching the tennis courts’ One was their host: in the mid-| ‘said, “why Broncho Bill act with a couple of revolvers, you get just the same scare.” “It can quite understand now,” Felicia Sir Julian explained that for the sake of his financial interests he was obliged to keep in intimate touch with politics. 1 thought it sounded rather far fetched at first, but the idea is growing on me. Here come Amy Murdoch and Capt. Ashford. I can see a chal- lenge M9 their eyes. Shall we play them.a set?” The match was quickly arranged, and the three passersby, seeing that the tennis was likely to prove interesting, ensconced themsélves in basket chairs and resumed the conversation in which they had been engaged. “It is a relief,” the Prince confided to his two In which ts set forth Qdventure of -—Ur.van Clarence Swith, the Masked Intruder,and || zee Qinbassadors flomoirs... _—2. ow me -e . chared emphafically. the Odd —— companions, “to escape for a little time [rom the atmosphere of diplomatic restrictions, and to talk with one's friends about matters which are near- est to ones heart. When | speak to vou two [I feel that I speak to England. I am an Ambassa- dor with a frank and open mission.’ I have ho need to cover up anything, to withhold or to deny. Iam here on behalf of a)! that is best in Germany, to encourage a lasting peace between our two countries.” ON “It is a — aim,” the Cabinet Minister de- “You will find us more than , ready to meet you in every respect.” “So far.’ the Ambassador continued, “I think I ' May say that | have met with a certain measure _ —_—— we a of success. 1! have convinced myself of your earnest desire for peace. I think I have con- vinced you the powers which count for allthat is best and most enduring in my country are equally in favor of it. , you, and I should be doing less than justice to /come a war between our countries. -- —— ~. — N°? dessert is more delicious ¢r | spoons baking molasses, then add a | \ . ure V5 . AVS ary ache or hit ew ARE fale a Oneal Tosh zi me wholesome than a simple well-/CUP Of water and place in the oven. | ' . fe 4 5 mae: a7 “8 Spe 5 Sa | Pcie Lite tx rO REMOVE: PAINT AND VAR-) »,age pudding which somehow seems | Béke three hours and add water un- . ; J =_—=—so—~07"A" eal se « fe s a cies 2 : j ‘ . . : e se : TREATY. . | By Helen Rowland. : ai rt a a - 7 ‘ by Chey’, NISH STAINS. to add the proper finishing touch ‘(o til thin as desired ; stir occasionally; | | FR }. , ee Do 2S wr te # saree ~ nt.'the evening mez , xr making | When cool stir in vanilla flavoring. ; C 9 m il “t= . an a ee — AINT is fine inorgani pigment’, the evening meal. Puddlr = MAKIN | bk e. | pai lees = P:: coloring matter, held in sus-/is an art, difficult, but not at allim-| |. stice Pudding. s is rejected sO a ad Oh, don't you just love this free xension by oil and turpentine. > litt] pink “ j sntadts thing (‘had told Jimmy Skunk- that he was Anywi' we've got to live in that spre ading. Then a solvent or soft-' the oven and bake for half an hour. vill ee: , h , t o 108 6 IOs bs ’ . ’ : —- : m7 ; Sk aukes : © (-a a. . _ a : a ‘ . ‘ i : , j 4 : ‘ é v nate pot er ‘ © “ss tions as a rep : stories and romances have won. liking. In lest love there is patience, | wit h a dimple and one brain cell to | Soins to move and so Jimmy was; house of Johnny Chuck’s. It will be} ening agent may be applied, and the! Add a meringue made of the beaten let. atin th ae m gattow om n be sides President a nation-wide popularity, tenderness, humor, tolerance, com- mal LT " - it for he * Waiting to hear Liat they bad wondertul pluce fo bring up the cloth washed in soap anc water. whites of two eggs and brown in the ' . ' pitta. ‘ . ons, aa err fi ‘ , ye taf AAC i nan Be Tr /¥ a, : :; é ! ' : . hye sy, ' wear , ¢ fulfilled all the mmed up for me the interesting panionship. rhe Suspicions, the E . moved. He at onc@ went over-to the | children.” It is well to try the simplest meth-, oven. Serve cold. Bb : meet ; — me Nenana mot only nave decidedly consoling philosophy | Jealousies, the too sharp perception | Most young men have the same at- | f#" corner of the Old Orchard and lust then Mrs. Skunk poked her |“ first, of sponging the spot with) Brown Betty = 6 SS Oe ae . : : . ‘ ! ‘et ‘ = ; of tae ; . ee . ‘ ‘ : thine but pos- ch underlies her latest novel, of superficial failings and differ- Tos ‘win me: making o iivine as @ ideliberately entered the old houre 1 eid out the door ‘Where have plain seap and water repeatedly, unm- | Put a laver of white bread crum)s nN ‘* . in ys » 4 ‘ ie . . *~ ; ' . ? ‘ : ‘ . : _ . | r ; . le ‘ ‘ » i ak + 2 : t ols ; . ¥ g hie = ri r i) sparnly ineffectual, turpentine may be used sliced apples, and so on, until the “eegs . oO . ’ >: Th ‘a eav ‘’ va) ented. “that th ae mal«@ u at ‘ « = | nial . ie ; ' ' a ts ice lhy es ' ‘ j ? if } sf | clis 1s ‘ ] at : s vin ; Pact ning Se ae and then has a writer attempted f hw ou say,”’ I « yen Me ; e ‘ly speculate on how it could be done, | Pression. Just taking a walk.” replied Jim- | to dissolve the paint, oe i er ¢ ee h mo a pri ae c 7 i aban ° . ner ‘- luv be { e : ae ; - ‘- pure and clean. Walal ne iis Y ‘ Ss ‘ Sug: P a ; l- to on t Mrs. Rinehart has achieved— | 42C!an Summer Of love Ia Bs if they should ever care to do it. ' That is a splendid house.” said ibe pure and clean . ood turpentine | layer of apples with sugar and a li etely and that » story of love at 40 ‘velopment of the love of youth. Why 7 Jimmy.e talking _ himeelf “oy fmay be freely applied. for it does/tle spice, if the taste is liked, inl of the French Tt is pe eave! iS this so often not the case? In ‘Dan- | -_ ms en i Mio 4 ‘not injure cloth nor tiber. A drvialso mix small nuts of butter through | , a age Oo Yangwerous , Oo } ‘ins ans Ok f wouldn't ask for a better one. John- : | h ] Arai the last pag A . Yr Daves’ and all about us we se Mm ‘ girl who wins and holds a aid > Nantes : ™ 3 eftail nay need to be soaked forthe layers, being sure to have some of Try This to Make Freckles Fade th at the head, we’ that Clayton Sperficer, the Fereus eq dedimugh Venue man is not the one who looks up| "Y and Polly Chuek must bA crazy Sa wey “ag ~etbage . r tela he right bank idle-aged hero tries to express to | husbands and wives growing apart to him as the aun of her existence to leave such a fine } ome: but if ‘some time-In turpentine, unttl if is (the seasoning come on top oT t.sé way mporary occu- charming but no longer yoeathful ‘with the years, and the love of ma- but the one who smiles down on him / they want to that is their business ) soft enough to be removed. i stain. rte i tifie a he riZilnve ‘7 ai I me aay , " ) nut; ral « cooatan (} rie ry . belie ed thelr freckles woul! 4 ; —_ es — : ‘ ’ . . . ‘ > * . > . i ‘ " Ld , - i; ri e% ‘oa * ” ' ndignation and fire, or a new love. sowed in sacri- “Wives, admitted Mre. Rinehart, lor a threat. ‘skunk around here this eve hing.’ | ° Where hare vou been? Shu de-iquality ¢ f Sasoin , used alone it - ae ‘yp ‘ ‘ beng esl ps3 me never go a way have been utterly amaze’ nnects us with ‘and dd wi ' tears, the love | “in too many instances consider mar- | Jimmy Skunk took his time going manded ~vather sharply. frequent spongings, may be used in- whites of two eggs, one cup ! ‘KAT, after using Kintho Beauty Cream to seo affii ted by watered with tears, * aa f snd. when thev should . . : i} He didn’ a° , . . fetead of turpentine. Chloroform is and one teaspoon lemon extract. Put | the narkable difference it made, y c Was to carry a man and a wom- riage as an end, ‘ : eee Nature revels in a thousand col- ! “ome. ¢ nt hurry. You know > midaieanttn: “Do vou know, my ’ silk very fine textiles ‘in oven again until brow! This is YOUR chance to: get rid of and helped by f throuch to the end, the last love consider it a ce dication 'ors—the color of the sea, the color! he never does. He just ambled | * 4 | deen a " at Ouse of ‘oun Spapgene sc wor lane aa { “ fi ; ' , /1s rather run down. linen may be soaked in water ' ' oily ™ ty Cre : it Be af » military par- sift to take the place of the things dynamic, not static. They stand still Rut Black she has left for coquettes, for fat beetles. Most folks having |' “ie'al Nec n pl Mb agora ! enough for vi snes fe hee i . in the propor- two cups cold water over night: in FP cpr vr Mire 5 ioe On s he still insist th land their husbands grow away from | widows—and the devil ;8uch good news would have rushed | ——we oP Taining Wasning muas * ee RINCHO HAG LCOM USSG te 22 Feary we . ad gone with youth, of high , at hy , BS , a le t e, Jimmy Skunk , » tablespoonfuls of sodn morning add three small cups brown remove pstubbear biotchy freckles, An ° . r : how it nae been in the ’ home to tell it. but Ji , . you for a tong time, Jimmy + tion of three tabiespoontul wellestecked deus ¢ epart. stor z Should he Mmiure and the lilt of the singing them. That is how itn ; ; , ; P* ~ wt, but Jimmy didn't. ‘and 1 see no reason why it shouldn't «a ene gcalion of water. and boil d to sugar, one teaspoon salt, twa table- , uppiy Rha " F Ceperiment “e ch an alliance et The last gift.” past. In the future, with the new!y | Sweet Pet Names of Man for Man, |The fact is, when he did get home |) oe Prue’ y , dam Wide aoe n al : in Pe cal 4 u. . * 4 . " 7 ‘ ~ . ,. " > P j ) ? } or , 3 C4 é | , all deities kode EDR AE AE ELS NEGLI LOO NOEL LOGIE LG LSE LL EINE LOY NE POET LOO IE SQN OE i GR PN ete te cng Te tee ee ee

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7” ¢ a = sees a ee eee ee tery a Ss P « - r- 92... ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY. EVENING, APRIL 7, 1920.. fe Judging by Yesterday’s Performance, the Browns’ t -BURKEMEN TAKE Regan-Lynch Bout! RUTHERFORD QUITS Yale Boxer Loses A. L. Flag Winner Must Nose Du LEAD IN THIRD Next in Prospect; AS PIKERS’ CO ACH TwiceinA.A.U. | ‘Indians, Says Cleveland W; | M t hN tCl d Ti tleTournament Ed Bang Predicts Pennant for Speaker’s Tribe, Which CITY TITLE GAME ith Washington Mentor Accepts Place as Football ~_ ' | | White Sox in Final Stages a ‘ 990 Rice Are S| het 2 Director of Oregon Agricultural Co - - ee ae Hitting Strength, and Capable Substitu’ Eastern Fighter for Contest Cardinals Score Two Runb in First Inning, but Here April 29. lege at Corvallis, Ore. pon at Double Browns Bombard Schupp in Third Breal for Four Runs. Richard W. Rutherford, athletic director at Washington University for) MECHANICS’ BUILDING, Boston, Second Team” Mmould ae First. NO. 13—CLEVELAND AMERICANS. By ED BANG. Sporting Editor Cleveland News, B ben SPEAKER! That has been a name to conjure league baseball as a play in the ranks. | Speaker has been one of the brightest luminaries among the great the national game has produced. What will the fan flock say of = as a manager, this being the first season he has started as a pileg) own efforts— ‘ts to WISH y restor Boren ce. Ove By John E. Wray. the Eastern near featherweight, who knocked-off hid Williams when the latter was at the peak of his condition and tame, and | who later boxed Jimmy) Wilde a long-distance battle in London-——| with no discredit to the American— muav be seen at the Coliseum, late | ‘this month. with the leading wild- cat of the local rings, as Ae St A i a mat = the last three years, announced today that he would discontinue his duties at | April 7.—-A group of fighting cham- with ni the local school in order to take a similar position at the Oregon Agricultural pions regarded as excellent possibil- | ae 7 College, Corvallis, Ore. ities for selection as representatives Rutherford will remain at’ Washington U, until the close of the present | °! America at the Olympic games, semester, taking over his new duties at the start of the next football season | Were developed at the national ama- ford took a trip to Corvallis last month to confer with | | teur boxing title tournament which oe gy gee bes a ‘og 7 | closed last night. Six were new hold. ers of the ernie rs, while two Rutherford stated that the reaso: he premier hono * of last vear’s winners who tried to for was not financial, Joe Lynch, Kverybody 2 — ——_ ~~ * With the sun on duty for the first SPORTSMAN’'S PARK, April 7. time during the spring series, a crowd of about 3000 was on hand when ihe, third clash of the city title battle started. Manager Burke, after winning vesterday’s game the regulars to the field today. major league club? It's our own private hunch—and in this instance we think it ‘to considerable—that Speaker, the manager, will be every iota" as Speaker the fielder, batter, base runner and thinker. oma” > : . 2;1920 basketball team was runnerup,) ‘in the valley, which was a record never before equaled on the Pike- with recruits, sen: retain their laurels were beaten back. his departure | Tommy Murphy of Kansas City, re- He said that the larger op-| Heathcote was again missing and Smith played right for the Cardinals. Dr. John Lavan was at short for the Cardinals, because Janvrin, hit by a pitched ball yesterday, has a sore arm. Southpaw Ferd Schupp opened on | paired | Urban Schocker and | battery. | the hill for the Cardinals, with Clemons. Billings formed the Browns’ FIRST INNING. CARDINALS-—-Shotton doubled right. Smith sacrificed and was site on Shocker’s fumble, Shotton reach - wig third. Stock doubled to center, shotton scoring. Srmith stopping third. Hornaby out; Gerler to ar. ‘Fournier walked, filling “‘Taves. McHenry forced Srock Sis - ga to | Ag CARDINALS f2j0 ¢ 3@O@LIOT! I BROWNS io s@@ "TIS ‘The Batting Order. CARDINALS. BROW NS. Shotton. ef. Schepner, 3b. Smith, rf. (;edeon, 2b. Biock. Bb. Tobin, If. Hornsby, 2b. fisler, Ib Vournter, 1) “ilHame. ¢ NMicHenr Perrolecao Lavan, ( lamons, « Schupp. wb ndaner “hn jires—(iwene and Vi —— ——— ) yesterday Kid Regan, his opponent. , The Future Citv Athletic Club, wired Ixanch a good offer favorable reply. land is awaiting a ‘4 Weight may prevent Lynch's accept- ff ee | ‘iously made an attempt to bring to-/ next year’s services from Washing- | | ton. ance of terms. The Future City had prev- &. ©. gether Regan and Harry Kabakoff, the near lightweight whose varying | caused so much) ‘les of late. ring fortunes have surprise in local ctre tegan Declines to Box Kabby. “MIatehmaker Tommy etated that he did Kabakoff at the rht consider the offered to Sullivan According to Sulli liegan not wish light present time, but mig bout later. Kabakoff weigh 126 pounds, Al) Lo de- ‘Western contract, merely. portunity offered to make football under his Far- was the principal showing, reason for his acceptance Oregon offer. Rutherferd, it was stated. had not solicited a bid for The former University of Nebraska athletic star came to Washington University in the fall of 191% Williain EF. Hdmunds q’aptal SlICc- lie : ‘* ~ i ceeding lected by\ | anal mittee of alumni faculty reconpimendation of a nuthorities was sf menmpers, muir dents. upon the ber of athletic section. During his regime cis Gymnasium, Rutherford turned out football elevens that won ant at Irin- bas ‘tried to thries ’ i way. a national | Another accomplishment of Ruth. _erford was the building of the ath- \letic treasury from a few worn foot- of the balls and jerseys and several debts to a full equipment and $22,000. Wash- inethie University for the first time has assistant coaches and a perfect- ed system of athletic training for all ‘students. Iirst rumors that there would he a change came last fall with the football defeats the hands of Mis- souri and Drake. The moré far ing Washington alunini and studen's curb opposition to Ruther- ford. but it evident that coach was chagrined at the to oust him Rutherford siated upon annourc at ~ Sere. wis gain also the 175-pound crown. the effoi ts | ‘hand in defeating Rudolph Peterson | ‘of San Francisco turned to the title list on which he ‘appeared three vears ago, and Sam — Lagonia of New York repeated his success of last year. Principal interest in the closing bouts centered in the game attempt of Edward Eagan, Yale’s husky box- ing leader, to retain the heavyweight | and: title, which he won last year, THe went down to defeat in two, slashing battles, each a semi-final event, that gave the best exhibition of fighting spirit of the night. burke, Eagan’'s conqueror in the 175-pound class, lost a chance tor the double honors which the Yale man sought when he broke his right for the title in that No man, no matter how great a ball player he may be, can hope tc assume a managerial toga and pilot. a team to a pennant unless he has} exceptionally high-class material. By the same token no team, no matter what its class may be, can bank on ‘landing a flag without a smart, pep~ ' pery, up-and-doing individual to lee them. The great player who is 92 keen individual ahd knows how to handle men and the team that haa class sticking out all over it go hand in hand. Such a condition present Cleveland club. There ‘none who will trv to take it away from Tris Speaker that he represents everything we have enumerated . exists on the is ) Phillips, , Lindsay and Cykowski. PDP PDP LOD LOL A Oe, ‘The ‘1920 Indians, | Uhle, Caldwell, Morton, M Petty, Faeth, f a. IP ITCH HERS—Cov eleskie, Murchison, Lambeth, @ Nur haus, CATCHERS—O Neill, er and Thomas. INFIELDERS — Jo Wambseanss, Chapman,’ G Harris (is a holdout), Evans, Nen and Grabfelder, 3 OUTVYLELDERS—Speaker, — ney, Smith, Wood, Jamiese tilbert. ' ( i i i dividual batting and i fielding t mind. ‘third, Schepner unassisted, “"“Smith scored. Lavan raised fo Wil- | -Mams. TWO RUNS or | Carpenter View BROW NS—Schepner walked. Ge- ‘eon was called out on strikes. To-| ing failure, after having had Regan ‘bin singled to center, Schepner stop- | Fypenchman Puzzled That He *!™ost out in the second round of ' second. Sisler singled to} their last contest, was that reducing ah. nine the bases. Willinms Stayed With Dempsey ; Criti- his weight to 125 pounds 9g Bath get out, Hornsby to Fournier,, Schepner | cises His Style. ened the Ghetto fighter so that he —scoring. Jacobson out, Hornsby to'| lacked stamina. Yournier. ONE RUN. SECOND INNING. : CARDINALS—Clemons fouled to Schepner. Schupp fiied to Jacob- _ing his departure that he was satis ielhss, and was forced to default in the foregoing. And what is mor There is no fight on in the eal fied with the manner in which he|the heavier division. he has absolutely the best allround, department. for Steve O'Neil, ‘had been treated at Washington. | The final bouts were hard and ' material that has ever worn the co: -|ter Thomas and Leslie Nunan st se ee — | close. That in the 135-pound class | ors of the Cleveland club on a spring ¥ have their berths cinched. ? lwent an extra round, Tommy Mur-/|training trip. I have watched the, Personne! of Indians, | phy of Kansas City regaining his ti- | Indians long enough to feel that There is something doing” tle through a foul by B. Ponteau of | know whereof I speak when I say eee line = all other 4 New York, a negro. “The team that can beat out the In-| ,°™Cver Mnless ome excepees field brigade, In the event | The 1920 champions are: ‘dians will win the 1920 American} ris does not report, Manager| | 108-pound class—A. J. Devito, (League pennant, but I can't see any-| er will undoubtedly make Paulist A. C., New York. ‘thing on the baseball horizon that “Big 25” with three catchers, s | _ 115-pound class—James -Hutch- | 41] be kicking the dust in the face} Clelders, the same number of | fneom, Mendewbreck Club, FRia- (of the Tribesmen when the curtain ers and 10 pitchers. Figurin adelphia. » to stick to his determination 125-pound class—‘ol Seaman, | 80es down next October. | Speaker, Graney, Smith, Wood, Brooklyn A. 4.. New York. A Strong Hitting Tcam. ieson and Gilbert will com Bg. | mee See aa ure I realize this is a @¢ather broad as- Pehle yprrteiee bers 145-pound class—Jack Schoen- | sertion to make so early in the sea- apring than at any other dorf, Milwaukee A. €. _son, for the opening gun will not bé| }, ha5 been in the majors. 158-pound class—Sam Lagonia, | fired until a week from today, but I Graney and Smith are too well Bronxdale A. C., New York. doubt if there is any critic or fan; to require any comment. 175-pound class—John Burke, who could watch the Indians as)| “in.” Wood is in the same be Willow A, C., Pittsburg. {closely as I have in the past month/| cept that it's our belief that: (and not arrive at the same conclu- ‘sion. The reasons for my deduction ‘in favor of the Indians in short are: Heavyweight class—Karl Wicks, ask Manager Speaker to be & Boston. to finish games on the firing Good pitching. Stellar ficiding. | coming season, that is when | ‘SOLDAN NINE. DEFEATS his buddy twirlers get in ST. LOUIS VU. HIGH, 9-3 Unusual hitting. Strong substitutes. | tress. Soldan High School defeated their, Exceptional speed. | former pitcher, Jones, now of St. | | Louis U. High, 9 to 3, yesterday aft- One big happy family. Co-ordination of purpose. ernoon at the old high school field, | | King’s highway and Oakland avenue. | Soldan collected 12 singles an dou- ape pers while me St. Tsomte 2 Right mow we would say the In- batters gathered only four singles and | 7/ans are lo per cent faster than a one double. _ | year ago as the result of Speaker's | The weather and wet field madpinew order. The BIG thing is ever in {clean playing impossible. mind with all the Indians, that is, they must sacrifice individual play for team success, and, after all, no team can ever hope to win a pennant It was probably Soldan’'s last prac- tice game refore the opening of the if the players naye only their own in- clared. One NS Ge Ee wee oe championship of the Missouri Valley and that took third penes under normal conditions. The of the explanations made in accounting for Kabakoff's surpris- \ IIIT ta nn SNS REESE SS Lawler-Valger Go Uncertain. The Rialto Athletic Club, which put on the celebrated knockout evening. Monday night, the first show under new management, is planning a program for April 19 An attempt has been made to bring together Valger and Jack Lawler, the Omaha scrapper, but Valger is Resid the aebhaid atateass baw: | holding out for the Hest mensy pro®- In the spring the gentle blizzard pect. He wants to box at the Coli-, Site the peach and Beaks eon. seum, where the capacity is greater. This feature is one of the most in- | teresting that could be arranged | ‘from -the viewpoint of those who saw Valger stom Kabakoff a tew weeks ago. NEW YORK, April 7.—Georges | Carpentier got quite an eyeful of | son Shotton singled to right. Smith | A™erTican heavywelght talent at Ne- “ingled to right, Shotton going to wark Sportsman’s Club on Monday nird. Stock tapped to Shocker, wno| night and the gallant Georges was threw him out at first. NO RUNS. (not. impressed. Naturally, the, eM . e i BROWNS—Biillings fanned. Ger Frenchman was much ber walked. Shocker was called out, : on strikes. Schepner fouled to Clem- | !n Willie Meehan, California's sight- ing fat man, who twice won decis- re. NO RUNS. ‘ions over Jack Dempsey. THIRD INNING. | ~ CARDINALS—Hornsby was safe; Meehan has stayed the limit with Dempsey on three of four occasions | when Sisler dropped Shocker's throw : ‘Pournier forced Hornsby, Gedeon to and of course Carpentier came to see tierber. McHenry was safe when this fellow who had actually made Tobin dropped his easy fly, Fournier |the hard hitting Dem pse) fall all stcpping at second, Gerber made a over himself. That Carpentier en- sensational catch of Lavan's liner ae a 1 —— . abst — nnd doubled Fournier at second—NO hal got vibra = his tip Soe ge vl F UNS. a f . . Ci BROWNS—Gedeon singled to cen- | coal pe adi ey japeimaal — ter. Tobin tried to sacrifice, and | “Meehan is essentially a swinger, | bad to battle with one mitt. The ref--| { teed Gedeon, Schupp to Lavan, and how a swinger can get by ajeree stopped the bout later, after the latter taking the throw while ly- | straight puncher such as they tell seeing Heiltzenroeder'’s condition. ing on the ground. Sisler singled to | me Dempeey is, I can’t understand.” | ——-— center, Tobin “going to third. Wil-) .aiq Carpentier, through the med- | 4 ams. singled to center, Tobin Score | jum of Jack Curley’s translating ‘Tu! : ing. Sisler reached third and Wil- | yesterday. “True, Meehan har re- nosed match between Harve) winag oy “jlams taking second on the throw to | markable speed for a man of his | #74 Young Denny is hanging re. third. Jacobson doubled ainst tl | Thorpe has s0 many engagements i} i nce malagta | size and weight, but I feel that I can | is hard for him to name a date, at es right field fence, Sisler scoring and | whip easily any man who swings ¢8/ present. Denny departed last nig TOO TRUE Everythig is goig wrog. . IN NEW JERSEY NOW UP ‘Williams stopping at third. Billings | wide and open as Meehan does. TIsut | for Texas. where has a fight a aad vad , s‘ngled to center, Williams and Ja-| they tell me that Meehan won and| San Antonlo. According to political scripture | TO GOVERNOR EDWARDS tybson scoring. Gerber fouled to; won in the opinion of all who saw! when three or more are gathered Barry TRENTON, N. J., April 7.—The Doe a Shocker walked. Schep-/the bout. He must have done cise. Two Bouts for Jimmy Wilde. together they shall take a straw | Senate today adopted a bill designed ner fouled to Fournier.——-FOUL /|they wouldn't have said so. Jimmy Wilde, it appears, has, Vote on something ito legalize 12-round boxing bouts in; L.UNS. | “Meehan is a funny man. To look | scheduled two more bouts. His first. : 1 ares |New Jersey. The bill now goes to| ‘at him you would-not think he could | W!!l be on April 12 at Windsor, Can- We take it that Hi Johnson | Gov. Edwards for-his signature, the! ‘fight more than one round He | ada, where he fights Young Zulu) would Ike to share the honors at | measure having recently passed the) : | Kid, for the benefit of the Canadian . ; : : 2 | fought faster and harder in -he|., 1 °L he boxes “Bat-| ’a8hington with his tilustrious veterans. April ee BHO~90 2-57 a 4 Oe EO * * —< as . ~ - ol arey Ce) ion C NA el ch GIST — — - Ta COTUL< 50 GASOLI Predicted. (See Post-L o-~* =S ~~ oo”. F dae MO Soldan aria h St. Louls ¢ MRS. HUMPHREYS BOWLS The bill provided that the con- testants be not paid until after a contest, and if they didn’t earn it they didn’t get it. No wonder it was knocked out. On account of not being able to make 116 pounds for Jimmy Wilde, “Bad News” will not figure in the sporting columns, Young Zulu Kid will sub for “Bad News” which might mean bad news for the Kid. SS WISCONSIN STAR ROLLS. 298 GAME IN A. B. C.; STEPPACHER GETS 653 vs. | 554 AND GOES TO LEAD | IN WOMEN’S TOURNEY Mrs. M. Maish and Mra. Il. Miller, with a total of $89, went into first) —n iat FF — Sl i i ie i i de i da a a a i i ee i i ie a i a Ves, It Was 11 KHnockdowns. A correspondent inquires what war the correct count of knockdowns in the Lawler-Burkhardt contest here. Three reporte had the number nine, 10 and 11, respectively. Ringside notes show 10 clean knockdowns, | with the eleventh a combination punch and push. Lawler was attack- Gary ; coe ' THE RACES. Large doings at Baltimore. Slippery Elm oozed in with the Inaugural Handicap. Bullet Proof shot to the front in the Prospect purse and nipped Arrow Head, who shot his bolt in the stretch. War Mask won the Whirlaway purse from Arrah Go On, who didn’t go on quite fast enough. Irish Kiss won the fifth by a nose from My Dear. Handful took the sixth from Mumbo Jumbo, winning a handful of dough for his back- ers. unable to compete. However, the Pikeway weight men will get into action for the first time this season. Kremer, Lippert and Potthoff form a like- ly squad for the wooden circle and figure on rolling a number of points in these events. —- —---+— The loft tenants in New York are planning a war on the land- ee Rolling in doubles and singles will abntst ten SS ESSE SESE TESTERS SEE ESTERS. RECESS E BEES SEEEE TA, » wal Cube Defeat Amateurs. PHOENIX, Ariz. April 7.—Chicago Nationals, 12-19-23; Phoenix Amateurs, 10-19-65. Batteries: Ilanron and Ki)- lefer; Batley and Rossiter. ‘+ | conn SEND INFIELDER M’LAUGHLIN TO MEMPHIS | It was announced at Cardinal Field, | this morning, that Infielder James McLaughlin, a hustling young rookie, had been sent to the Memphis team for further development under John McCloskey. McCloskey was former- ly manager of the Cardinals. Me- laughlin came here from the Mount Vernon (I11.) club. |MUNICIPAL BASEBALL OFFICIALS WILL MEET \ meeting of the Munictpal Base-.. ball Assocation officials wlll be held at Community Center Wall, Grand and Viste, tonight, for the purpes of organising fer the campaign. GARRISON Correct in Heigh t and Design Boston Garter St Exhibition Games | — — iH _White Sex Win, 10 to 5. LITTLE ROCK, Ark., April 7.—Chi- ago Americana, 10-13-90; Little Rock "Southern Association), 5-123-3. Bat- teries: Wilkinson and Tynn; Fields, Masters, Yellowhorse and Brottem. ware aa ve Wallop Dallas. DALLAS,. Tex... April 7.—-Pittsbure W-15-0: Dallas (Texas "Je8-5. Batteries: Cariaon, ' aed Clirke boule, Wood and Forrcst. We reco _ Por Circu! fiat SOS SCC eFC eee eee Se BORE SOSEEESERSEEES UNITED SHIRT @ COLLAR CO. TROY. N Y.. MAKERS OF LION who willl be in his place,,being sta- . Ajoned at center field. Tommy Thomp- ™ fifth place. Wis., which put him ing and both the blow and his “for- i ag tnygees om “ = = . pean ; ward rush contributed to epill Burk- aced e ile either Marqua hardt. The latter appeared to be top- } scored by R. Stella and BE. Moore of = “or Hafner will chase files in right. Métroit.. who went ike. @ ¢he for | Body from the blow when Lawler’s put at-second in place of Thompson. | . PEE Sse . | §8t. Louis and East St. "Louis bor. | ties i See ec te ita e nae ie Rane °8 | org competing in the two-man and |SUNDAY GAME UNLIKELY that he is lost for the Beason. omy fairly well. me thee Stnates 2%) Sint Signe Contract. John Steppacher of East St. Louts| WINS FOUR BY SATURDAY wo in the prize list. R. Huitt totaled, Secretary Bob Quinn of the my Smith, an infielder, ‘who was with | mf M. Dowling 608, Ph the Cincinnati National League club| ° a oes 1. F.jcalled to the story that the Lrowns ° ‘| would not play the scheduled spring to play. with the Indianapolis Ameri- | SParks 539 and A. Gratendieck 500 | | ean Association leam this year. Ac- | follows: Yoxall and Dowling 1208. had been misunderstood. “WC. Smith, vice president of the | JOhMsen and Steppacher 1129, Stavcer | I said that TI didn’t see any reason who had a conference with t alu, ne haus 1185, Grattendick and Sparks,club had won four games by Satur- here Friday. :1007 and Forgey and Dietz 9538, ‘day night. Four victories would P . ton Aft G ; these games might result in larm to one of our players, through over. Princeton University has written ta /basketball game here. next Decem- Syma has not — settled.” ber; while the New Jerseymen are ington will accept the challenge if | arrangements can be made as to. LAKE STARS TO ANTWERP WASHINGTON, April 7.—American Princeton recently asked St. Louis University for a game, but the Bil-| Olympic games at Antwerp this sum mer would make the voyage over they care to play the Tigers. wack endl 5 |} cost than for subsistence, under a/| | bill passed yesterday by the Senate | CHICAGO, April 7.—-"Zeb" Terry, inflelder of the Pittsburg Nationals Russell Beats Fletcher h ILA TORAL. N.. J. ic OAKO pattonele. Terry. who is in athe on | bant: eee 1a » oY t i eage Oo } olga revwords from Kiddie. last night. won wil) be taken from the infield an : The high mark in the doubles was) ethe case of McKim, but it appears individpal events yesterday succeeded | IF EITHER LOCAL TEAM counted 653, which puts him well up. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 7.—Jim- Kressing Browns, when his attention was! 97. G. Yoxall 547, last year, signed a contract yesterday | Sherwood 609, | In the doubles the scores were ax | 5°tles game of Sunday, stated that he “cording to an announcement made by and Kressig 1097, Sherwood and Ko- | for playing Sunday's contest, if either layer in Pittsburg. Smith will re- Oe clinch the series. IT am afraid that _Coach Rutherford for an early season anxiousness to win. However, this making their Western trip. Wash- ‘ARMY TRANSPORTS MAY | dates. athletes who are to compete in the likens Nave not yet decided whether in army transports without other | Cubs Buy Pirate Terry. /and sent to the House. ‘today wue purehased by-the Chi. - e April “%. CM? nwetaht. , club at anche Gelieutan. l ietcher lLiuboken foals vi . oo ee

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irst lose Out nd Write W hich Croll sscts Are Speéd, ‘itu'. a, v anjure body with in majomn is agreed tf} yng the greatest ° flock say of Speak ted as a pilot of Bowe think it ameour bp every iota as grea or. . 0 Indians. i i a a a i a ‘oveleskie, Bashy) Morton, Myera, Nie. urchison, Boe &. h, lIambeth, ¢C kowski. Nunamak ‘ . VERS — Neill, Johns : Chapman, Garin holdout), lLumate ad CGrabfelder *. KS~.Speaker, (Ha ‘ood, Jamieson. gné . and fielding aver = ht on in the cate Steve O'Nell, @ d Leslie Nuna s cinched, 1 of Indians. 4 ething doing ine all other departm one excepts the In the event Joe Ma port, Manager of ubtedly make up* three catchers, atx | © number of tf ol re. Figuring determination to ey, Smith, Wood, = rt will comprisa ection of the Indla showine better "t t any other time @ nthe majors. Speak nith are too well knew y comment. They*aré our belief that he a’ c “ — ST. LOUIS: POST “DISPATCH * : WEDNESDAY EVENING, ‘APRIT: 7, 1990, ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ! _——- ae —- A —s ‘- Be _ADVERTISEMENT | —_ a : OLD F AST TO HEA LTH ty > With The Mighty strength-Giving oe Yower of TED IRON slips away so easily as HEALTH. ‘Unless YOU hold fast to HEALTH by your own efforts—by keeping your blood pure, red and a in iron—the day may come when all you can do isto WISH you had acted sooner. Nuxated Iron helps strengthen the restore wasted tissue and build red blood, strength and en- ace. Over three million people use it annually. At all druggists. Bure = Wonderful Dance | Records | No Better Time Than NOW to Own This Columbia Grafonola Balance on Easiest Terms Popular- Priced Columbia Grafenola Music is the greatest step to happiness—and the most won- derful form of music is this new model Columbia Grafonola and a selection of the Records you like best. Don’t deprive yourself of the best music and entertainment in your home. Place Your Order Early Thursday | . - Here at |, 85c | ~_~ ——---- - eee ~ $13,942 446 SPENT. BY CITY SINCE 1908 STANDARD EIGHT A Powerful Car OBTAINED BY BONDS ‘Improvements So Provided Include Sanitarium Hospi-. tal, Municipal Courts and _ Free Bridge. | SEWERS AND PARKS PAID FOR IN THIS WAY | Meeting every demand of the road ‘Eighteen Pending Improve- | ment Projects Depend | a $24,000,000 Issue o Be Voted on May 11. Since April 1, 1908, the city of st. | Louis has made permanent improve e- ments amounting to $13,942,446.50, ‘through the proceeds of municipa al | bond issucs. A detailed list ‘epared by rolling world, car of supreme power. | heretofore exacted. a Post-Dis- ipatch reporter from the city’s rec- lords, to show the public works which | } of these improve- iments Was Pp! ‘ TEEL masters, who for years have built the stock of the leading railroads of the have produced in the Standard Eight a So perfect it is in engineering balance and con- struction that it meets every demand without the penalties which superiority in power has Absolute reliability and perfect flexibility com- bine to give full driving pleasure. Complete balance throughout the Standard Eight’s construction offers faultless riding ease. sid _ See the New Models at Our Show Rooms ‘have been financed through bond is-; most of which probably could | made from current | ' sues, been Distributors, | not have |, revenue. : | This information has an important | bearing on the prese nt proposal for STANDARD AUTOMOTIVE Eastern Missouri Temporary Location, 2824 Locust St. PLA TAs) LA CORPORATION and Southern Illinois V a $24,000,000 bond issue, comprising | | 18 matters of improvement, on, which the voters are to pass at a | special election May 11. The im- provements cannot be made, city | officials say, unless the ce , bonds are voted. The last general municipal bond | | Issue was voted June 12, 1906, and- Every Girl Can Have A Wealth of Beautiful Hair. weners Grafonola Shops 1008 OLIVE STREET St. Louis Headquarters for Columbia Grafo- Speaker to be all mon the firing If & that is when an Tilers get in acute | iker’sa Inficld. eaking we'd say return to the tan decide to carry drop an outfielder pin the same boaGe 4 to either Gilbert nolas and Records. Fresh, nev’ stocks Ne eet eal —as complete as the factory at firet, Wambsga can supply them. apman at shores ar as ° ” urd. The Shop of Better Service nm to the pitchera, ‘ous ‘Big Four” at p .* Stanley Coveleski George Uhle and R -7-—__- oOo ey and Bagby are t they will have to ® i} time if they want ‘rele away from Uh » like the Indians, li han any other Cle have éver seen. ee -_ N frying, Mazola does not smoke up your kitchen. The smoking point of Mazola is far above the temperature needed for proper cooking. You use the same lot of Mazola again and again. It always remains abso- lutely free of flavors of the food cooked in it. Corn Products Refining Co. P. O. Box 161 New York City 0% "onemeahad = get your U. re J PINT CANS ASOLIN Migs * 4 t-Dispatch reh 84). . 7] M@ZOLA © iB 000 Prizes Free! |Your Neighborhood Grocer | will give you an entry blank in the [White Ribbon Pure Foods Contest Find Out About the Contest Start Your List Today ee Grocer Co., 8th and Spruce Sts. $500 and $1000 Denomination ist Mortgage Serial Gold Notes «Interest Payable Sem-Annaually— on St. Louis improved real estate OF MORE THAN ‘ DOUBLE VALUE We omar them as an absolutely safe investment. Por Circulars, write; phone or call— emmelmann - Spackler pMisteretons Peal Estate Co. cicmn's | ef Money Chestnut Sta } , The POST-DISPATCH is thé only St. Louis evening pewepaper giving Associated Press news services. | was for $11,200,000, Issuance of the i | | bonds did not begin until nearly tw o} ) | 1906 | ! balance, yeara later, and was completed in | October, 1909. The $11,200,000 bonds voted included 8,500,000 for con- struction of the free bridge. This) was supplemented later by a special | bond issue of $2.%750,000, for com-| pletion of the bridge. of $13,950,000, pended balance, at the last fiscal year, of $13,942,446.55, end of the Was spent ,on various improvements. 1906 ‘King’s highway .. ' ' a ver | the | | Construction : plan for a bond election in 1917 was abandoned, Improvements made under the | bond issue, and the supple- mentary bridge bond issue, follows: City Sanitarium: Ground Isuiiding .... City Soepita’ Municipa! = 1.000 on | SOO OON 7.) . 850,190.50 5. SS 000 poo 50.000 500, UU us) Bridges and Vine isth etre King's biz hway Testing machine Engineers . sesee Centon ay *e nue oe $107,808.03 O08. 267.01 we 15,000.00 ‘ 2.76.00 . B41.500.00 23 500.00 1,177.36 Parks. playgrounds: De Soto place foulard Park and PF. ¢ Columbus Sauare ... Pontiac Square Nullanphy Sauare ... $ 35,290.00 70. 680 0H) $ 40,000.00 .. 2B8.088.20 ., 899,927.00 .. 158,171.82 . 66,100.00 | Harlem sewer aden sewer Tes Perea. Buden secon) sectior Forest taped sewer | Pump sts Park H Ferry str net , Gravola avenues Tire Bat men Flouse * 40 OO 40;871. 71 230, 000 | — — $18, 950,000 | sutbiic improve ments, men was an issue of. $5,000,000 in 1902 for the city’s contribution to the $15,000,000 fund for the Louisiana Purchase Ex- position of 1904. Pe ‘rmanent im- provements remaining position are the City Jefferson Memorial, left-over Government funds, Forest Park lagoons and bird cage. Art Museum, built wow om -— + = = HERDS OF SEALS INCREASING | Thousands Beek Migrating North- ward Along Alaskan Coast. Rv the Associated Press. JUNEAT, Alaska. April 7.--Resi- ‘dents of Sitka say that the herds of ‘seals migrating northward that the migration is three toward this spring are greater have seen in years and weeks Bering Seca than they of its ueuval time. Countless thousands of the seals have been passing Sitka. yovern- ment officials says the great size of the migratory herd is evidence that the Government's ahead measures have been effective. — ee — —— eo MARRIED SECOND TIME IN WEEK Ceremony at New Cathedral Follows Flopement to Clayton March 30. Cuthbert R. Salmon of 1314 North, : | Euclid avenue and Miss Henrietta B. | 30 they were married at C > : 'Seollard of 4309 Maryland avenue)! ‘were married this morning at the! New Cathedral. It was their second marriage within a week. On March Clayton by a Justice of the Peace. The couple had not intended to oe | married until after Lent, but on an nes McArdle, at the Maryland avenue | to Clayton. days at the Statler. eloped a tew impulse epending they mother, Fuchd an orphan. with her aunts, Mrs. C. H. Salmon, at avenue address, The bride is Misses Mell and Ac- address. in Of this total | there was an unex-! ' -~--” - ' $7553.65. 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re EO eRe Se ew ~ EE On, “ee = incall ° . ) > ' p : a 4 ¢° Y _esitt a Yy P COMIC PAGE You Le yA Utes Ws iliiny yf" Z ling Y | B. .te. More | Mbit, hdd» 4... Ih. hn jymuiiiiie “*# 7 API, 7, 1920. (Copyright. 19° 4 mm fe Tinton Md 4 es MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY | OSWALD 3 CALICO, THE a By James J. Montague. . PICTURE ee athe dos : BRINIG Down Tre cost Toorsieé OGLE SAYS!- . ood r vse BIMBO ON ACCOUNT OF MY BAD MEMORIC OUTPUT oF i FOR. MY COMPLEXION GET MARRIED — with so MAN LAM JUS AS IN) MOWES BEAUTIFUL GIRLS AT AY poet 1. | (AOMELY AS ENER~ | gra cco A oa U VM AFRAID VB FORGET WHicH ONE : , FOR SALE AT ALL WEEK - TO His ie abies ? salad ae e On Teves tS ey Ke ANAL Sona: A BRILLIANT success I58 SAIK ASAT SWEET ARE THE USES OF ADVERSITY. | wire aA . PREDICTED FOR HER AS , Ly A New Vork burglar lulled his victim into a false sense of security by | 4 — » REVIEWS OF a SHE KNOWS NOTHING ¢ reciting a poem to him. © _' ; 7 New FILMS ABouT ACTING. BY ALEK SNeosze, sa You poets who sadly avow, | an ===" ) That these are extravagant times, ¢ — +, . = ~ > | ENG * : WHERE !Is MY HUSBANDB: QUESTIONS @ ANSWERS And one cannot purchase his chow With what! ives for his rhymes, !" y, 7, — ‘? | will abandon your futile endes YA ENE J TuHIs FILM HAS No PLOT THE | No, cHARLET CHAPLIN If you will abandon your futile endeavor oe *. To break into print with the stuff you produce SUA lh WNYY , a MG Is BAB, NoBot ‘ You'll find it no trouble—no trouble whatever— a VEN : WY, | \e | > cm Caen STANDS THe prety THEBA, BARA’S To put your effusions to practical use. : if | i Ib ITIS NINE ) | “TITLES , & i: You’ RE MISTAKERI- But lately’ a clever young bard. | FU ELLIOTT CONC “Thee ee Oe. ae DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS : : ‘ 7 = BTELLY BE A BIG Who couldn't make poetry pay: | al re RETE Set BO rom nis next picture, ee MONE MAKER. WAS NeeS Ww oHe fF MIKE & IKE-THEY L EUTIES Eeusecoa, and tals te 0 faint ba tue fhoor, | Sega ~~ «SAY, POP!"—FOR A DOG THE “SHIMMY” ALWAYS FOLLOWS A SWIM.—By C. M. PAYNE. Fnabling the bard, unmolested, to burgle teeth se The safe that reposed in the back of the store. | BEING A FRIEND | THAT ME AQIS THAT | "ha: | Wome Ace THE ormem 2 | "By the pe , i i! ; . -* | . at Ss a) 7 . ™ | BUSINESS AAD 3 hee SETTLEMENT | oF i oD los ree YOu Re hapa 8 3 sas | CREDITORS wetnT KNOW . ’ LONDON, Api . Now HE'S Gone | it ; | ON THE TWENTY Sea eeanetl wre 8 oere re | , iT FOR SIXTY DAYS, SEC: ! § George and his erty just in time to benefit by the Ne rane | | BANKRUPT. A YOU OWE ME- P : te! , OVER THE © bide \ 5, _ presumably to candidate travel. BE WARNED BY US. AACe Hew- DE- De, BEING AN) OLD CRCOITOR. CREDITORS. DOA'T / = ees of Gactedin’ ore Chile an via | END | _ | % m | Bef Chil d Bolivi begin | S Cats. tT FR “Ov 1 q Th , ee ene «=| Cer Par they will @ well to start | . ; OUGHT To ; | engage, ti THE VALUE OF IVA PERIENCE. | drawing up their peace treaty. TREAT, ME | 4 Z : on j j foreign Minister The barber votc myst bave count- | (Copyright, 1920.) RIGHT, y : ~ AY . OSS OCS 4, : . arranged for to SOc Lena Oa | : oo er | ae | 7 . n> Py : rf | poned. It will p ; | morrow. Baron Scialo! Minister, here te c expressed the o cla Press tha ' midility of the I tion causing : RUSHING BUSINESS. ed in 1916. None of the candidates The railroads g@t back their prop- this year has whiskers. —_—— ee ea oe Get, _ _ _- — — - - -2-- —_—— aes as A Melancholy Aid. | Father’s Revolt. | The college-bred daught re-. The crown had prov@led an ilit-! proved her eae for andadiee ts erate prisoner, who was jin the dock | «, ” for murder, with a youre counsel, “Hiave I been droppin’ them?” he who made a most touching appeal 0N agypeg innocently. behalf of his poor, i oy te “There you go again, father— | The young barrister's speerh to the agronpin’. And vou gay eo , , * amo jury was so paihetic that when he| goin” and eatin’. hi hesatatoon” ss . = mm .: 3 ~o- B Grr heaed the allies sat @own the jury were shedding’ “Daughter,” said the old man. + =: an” shy UP Ale res a ye zx " 0 rs ay. i f ey i & — CL, a wv aa i Intimation tl tears, and ladies were we@ping aul after a thoughtful pause, ‘may T . : | a oe EL asf : ee . aS | - =f ; a ‘ a =. wa es Such "8. situ over the court. |drop the final ‘g’ in ‘egg’ ?"’—Boston | a - : = ; 4 agua When counse! resumed = his seat; Transcript. eT om. al ih P= Es s ‘ , 17a A _ | af = a unjustified,” an ; = a = SSS ~ a ' ak - — = r > , the present stat that has been talking””’ “wh : —_ , ~diktaas —S : = miake it diffieu ~~ —eegagad at became of the scheme to = =a a That's your counsel]. He has been - & : — « reach a commo ‘stam we lnean - | p the date on eggs before they | tod pg ihyperentioghs were put into cold storage’ asked “++ me | - 3 maintain a solic Germany has aa © . ss i * MW ¥ «=. Cc PP «¢@ \ vad Wk Vv s tty , “Ain't he a dismal cove?” said the/the old Foxy. “I haven't seen ai wil, »p = : -- ; ert Wilhe—Paw, what is col it- sith | mh prisoner.—-London Tit-Bits. ‘stamped egg in five years.” ae. yt ; dies. peal A Long Time Since. — | Shades of William and Mary! Substitution. | : | hype arace 7 ro oops fr - . >" 7 = 3 2 ee Se «ei ee eee et ; “NO,” replied the Grouch. “The Paw—-A committee {s an outfit) “Can you suggest a nice inexpens-; Sir: <A patient asked Dr. B. if| The Editor: This line won't do: | , the Evening Ne Give Hoover a chance, Don't dimn | ink fades six or seven years after {t that takes six men’s time to do one) ite car I can get?’ |the davenport in the reception room ,“Die, cowardly villain, hissed | R , - derstands. Thi: him by calling him an “ideal” Presi- jis stamped on an egg.’’—Cincinnati man’s work, my son.—-Cincinnati | “No, nor an inexpensive wife, nor| was a “Marion Williams.” She had,Harold.” Harold couldn't hiss those | -£ time to April 17 dent.-—Waill Street! Journal. | Enquirer. Enquirer. jan inexpensive meal, nor an inex-/| heard they were awfully stylish and words. | -- ae as = | pensive house. Those things are out{she was thinking of furnishing her; The Author: That's. so. Let's | ; ea pure In August of hi ; o ‘emia ee {of fashion.—-Detroit Free Press. ‘living room with -“Marion Williams’?! make it: ‘“‘Exptre, spiritless scoun- | a The Absent-Minded Professor. oa yon ea aenge Oo By Fox. | ' urniture.—Chicago Tribune. idre).""—Boston Transcript. ' a = need po pert “Why do vou say that your son is | . |. troops in the neu a genius?” asked Jones. | ' vs -Kthine for thr “Well,” replied Smith, “he can do} . a : ‘ peace treaty ine everything but earn a living.”—Ci- ! Was recognized cinnatl Enquirer. ' Said, that the fi Bs the treaty ADVERTISEMENT e treaty was ec —— — - When you sit downto a breakfast” of obeamaing?! ‘ | to maintain orde PEPTO-MANGAN . became cffactive METER IT BLEW FOR appetizing griddle cakes—that’s when you’remighty SP tliree months’ OFF LT SEARCHED “SPRING FEVER’ | glad that JUST RIGHT Corn Syrup’son thetable, _ Pires on April 1) For this high-quality product has a delicious flavor — | Ramor That 1 all its own that’s simply irresistable. Trya ge Withdrawing DILIGENTLY FOR IT : Spring Days Are Treacherous—Germs EVERYWHERE BUT IT lh Mn, Don’t Disappear With Cold Weather HAD SIMPLY AND BLOOD I$ SLUGGISH AND WEAK can and see. At your grocer’s. | Eipicastecireans DISAPPEARED — Don’t Take Chances If You Feel Bad. Enrich Your Blood With THE AMOS-JAMES GROCER CO, a nam pe | Pepto-Mangan | ST. LOUIS ! and the populgt <a a 3. CMM « om g-« A Protection! killing of si wounding of sor - was followed by French military the restoration | | | ; | | | darkness had se wea 7, Diy ei | It was a run N ui Mf , had been force¢ ‘Always Demand the ) Mj \ ; maeue eal Yp Wh) ~~ eee ee — er errr VITO ereTecryrTrTirerrrry: vvyytrryr Just Right Brand | the trouble. . T1 taunted the tro Pe Bot to get out” coat who were patro ~Svard house on _ A French oftic nd to disperse, and ignored a mach Into play. Distur Mm other parts ot — —~way |. The firing att: Fy BF Aa £ _ fo the square, ¢ The French the FOOD PRODUCTS Bia cam | There is a great deal of serious sick- | ness in the Spring. _. And it is easy to see why. Long? | weeks pent up indoors, too little ex. | | ercise and fresh air, winter sickness) | not entirely over with, a generally | _ lowered vitality. Blood weak and /| | sluggish. Then como fine Spring days | | -+that are not as warm as they seem; | | or sudden changes in the weather, | _and you haven’t-taken proper pre- | , Cautions. | Vigorous, red-hlooded people don ‘t | often get sick. If yon're not feeling | vour best, get Pepto-Mangan ef your druggist and take it to build up your! 2. blood. This effective and agreeable | “ ith | tonic has been tested for over thirty | ONE ae ONE : oo vows & rear guar ‘years, and physicians, evervwhere. | | £ ow ae: | — "ers directing + | reeommend it for run-down, pale, and 1 - ,anemic people. — Po Our Savings Department is open Mon- p the center of thi | The whole family should take Pepto- . +3: . ~~ was sta é Mangan—it is good health insurance. y evenings until six-thirty. | Frankturterhof. THE PR FESS R a re what : joy it is to feel fit . OFE oO CAME. HOME an ine—ready for anything! To have ap abundance of energy and en- vet be gy and en Mercantife Tryst Com BARE HEADED FROM THE GARDEN Pepto-Magan is for sale at any Move Setar druggist ’s, and in both liquid and tab- Storr “TO ST. CHARLES SUPPLY STORE AND ANNOUNCED ‘THAT medicinal valon Tuke' ethineees ott Copitel ond Surplus, $10,000,000, HE HAD LOST” HIS NEW EASTER HAT jBeauine, ask’ for "Gede's Penta | ; Mangan’’ and see that the name’ — . . ‘*Gude's’’ is on the package. ie ete ee “Down Pour’ of adversity. They all are savers. Why don’t you start a savings ac- count with . for action reinforce Street towa “THE INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS!” | TYTTrr TUVUTUT CTU re teases yyrverrry SRGRERED Be te ae BRARDRE OLED Osan SRE RER DRED E DRDO as -‘Stationing group © contro! the « MAI officer dep G D rr 3 F 00 ue U . Nationally Advertised. sold Everywhere. : Brinkmann, Meise) & Becker Ciger Co., Dish AABRABASASSSLEESBSEAS Aon P. 13