St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 30, 1920

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im a ; ( Swen er ; aay. Associated Press. ~ ielaer i rate of $1.75 for the market value, exchange transactions at the sameé pne Ivor Have th the “ Becreta four other members to be appointed by the President, three of whom wound be former service men. A. * 7 pte a ’ sh - 7 SP eee Areas Gaais © The Park Department today an- | 3 4 ALL. RECORDS BROKEN SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH MARCH AVERAGE, - 404,6 79 T.LOUI The Only Evening Paper in St. - a j ‘ 4 _ . - * Ge ‘. ’ 7 7 mw ¥ brak = . : A up x ® - 7 v - s 7 4 : a ° ® axe ad ” > . ’ : ~ a . AT Louis With the Associated Press News Service #2 NO. 245. ST, LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, 1920-—22 PAGES. Ti OR SOLDIER le ure to > Be Considered in | Caucus Tonight— Will Be Bf Provsht Up Monday for iate Passage. . SCHEMES OF bee 3 AT ee ey ? a AILLED TWO OF J BIGAMIST SAYS HE” GALLERY. BREAKS ; ' ; MISSING WIVES - ’ UP AMERICAN PLAY IN LONDON BAKERS RECEIVE INCREASE: PRICE OF GOODS GOES UP A ee ene SS ee an J. R. Huirt Says Two Others Laurette Taylor, Appearing | Wages From $3 to $8 a ' } } : | By the Associated Press. ‘ers met ‘with him, one he * | dered more,’ ‘Greater Valuation Than Fie leged confession made public early! today by his attornev and county of- | | ficials. /member the women because of his still weak- ‘ened condition resulting attempts to end his life, the reputed | ‘confession said. | probably 'Huirt as saying. ‘alleged to have said, They , killed the former, | Cal., more than $30,000 each; 14 schools | Charge against Huirt. | according to the District Attorney’s | office, | leged confession that he killed Nina |‘Lee Deloney /woman-was under that name. | ney. land plead guilty, 19 ' tion of. his plea and the saving to the clare that the scene was unprece- |instead of the death penalty. ‘married Huirt. Officers said, was tipped | boat Seattle ‘actual words in i'deaths of Misses Goodnich | vigson, | W3Ss | ization of the Fire Department tor. oftigers declared. fines cers said, Oct. 6, The -report contains a recommen-| various papers, dation of Fire Chief Panzer that the | marriage license, they declared we re| private found as it is confusing to firemen when | W allace, Idaho. and Spokane, Wash. | EXCHANGES CLOSE "MOVING DAY’ | ets at Couer D’Alené, | March 26, 1919. ‘ew | rested, they added. nounced it would follow the example attributed by the officers to HMuirt. ,of the New York Stock Exchange | Seven are listed by the officers as. *" beeause of the large number ‘four named in the allerwed confession, ay) v00. at a SRLS eee Met “Accidental” Deaths| in “One Night in Rome,” | . While With Him, Los An- geles Police Assert. CAN’T REMEMBER WHAT - HAPPENED TO OTHERS ; 25 Marriages to Huirt, Who Says He Doesn't Know Exact Number. 5 LOS ANGELES, Cal.,. April 30.— /At least two of the numerous wom- ban James R. Huirt is alleged to have | married in various parts of the coun- ‘try were murdered by him, two oth- “accidental” deaths according to an al- Huirt said he “could not re- " what happened to some of from two Officers Attribute More Than | while | ‘might have mur-, ' first inclined to return home, decid- | here several days while officers in-/| ‘vestigated reports of numerous mar-' | riages. | eb He married “i2 or 15” women. more, the officers quoted | A desire to kill ob- sessed him four years ago, Huirt was) and were his especial victims. women. There | Husband’s Production, When Noise Begins. PACKAGES OF SNUFF THROWN ABOUT Greater Part of Audience Shows Sympathy for Ac-| tress; Ambassador Davis Present. By the Associated Press. T LONDON, April 30.—The break-} ing up of the first night’s perform-! ance of J. Hartley Manners’ play, “One Night in Rome,” in the Garrick Theater last night, continues to be a sensatfon today. | The afternoon newspapers take the | ground that the gallery attack was | organized, although the motive re- | mained a mystery. Miss Laurette Taylor, the Ameri- can star in the piece, who was at ed later to continue with the play, | which, it is announced, will be re- sumed Monday. Sympathy from Huirt has been hela! °VeTY quarter is being showered on| | her. Theories as to Cause. One theory is that the incident was | caused by a desire to create bad feel- | ing between the English and Ameri- cans. Another that it was instigated | by Germans because of Cochrane's | refusal to produce German plays or was no direct motive for their deaths | Killed Two With Hammers. The women Huirt confessed hav- |ing slain were Nina Lee Deloney and Flizabeth Prvor. the officers ms quoted Huirt’ as naeine at ..Long Beach, with a hammer, and the latter | near Plum, Wash., by ‘crushing her} Other buildings put up in St. Louis | head with a sledge hammer. will be the The murder. Murder, not bigamy, ‘and he had no desire to kill mén, | ‘children or animals, he was quoted | ('as saying. 'from playing ‘in London. | i } | Was music or to allow his theater. One play manager said it might} have been due to a remark of Miss. Taylor in America after her return “Peg O’ My Heart’! She had been upset by. ‘the German air raids and was quot- | din American newspapers as say- | he Bhe was glad to get away from | “that dreadful England.” Still another theory is “hat the demonstration was directed against | Cochrane because he said the rea- ‘son England did not produce stars because the average English Germans to peek | Exact Price of Bread Will Be! ;employed at night. will be arranged during the day, Week Above Old Scale, | With $2 a Week Extra for Work - Night. DOUGHNUTS TO COST 30 CENTS A DOZEN CHICAGO, April 30. WoO sets of chain restau- 8 rants in Chicago had re- duced prices, in effect today, on seven staples, as follows: | Soup, 10 cents to 5 cents. | Fixed, Cost Depending on, Quality of Loaf—Coffee Cake Doubled. Beef stew, 20 cents to 15 cents. Corned beef hash, 15 tents to 10 cents. Baked beans, 15 cents to 10 cents. Frankfurters and potato sal- ad, 25 cents to 20 cents. Corned beef ahd potato salad, 25 cents to 20 cents. Two eggs and toast, to 20 cents. GHRL TO SERVE 15 YEARS IN ESPIONAGE ACT CASE a —EE Authorities Hasten Departure of Mollie Steiner for Missouri, Penitentiary. _ | Increases of from $3 to $8 a week, and $2 a week extra for night work, effective tomorrow, were granted to” members qf Bakers’ Union No, 4 last night by the Master Bakers’ Associa- tion. The majority of bakers are Following the adoption of the new wage schedule it was announced by the employers that the five-cent piece of coffee cake will be abolished, that plain doughnuts, now being retailed at 20 cents a dozen, will cost the con- sumer 30 cents a dozen, and that prices of all bakery goods will have to be advanced correspondingly. The old and new wage scales are as follows: Wholesale bakery shops: Old Scale. 25 cents New Scale. Foremen $40 00 Spongers and oven 00 Benchmen 00 Helpers y 00 36 Special to the Post-Dispatch. | NEW YORK, April 30.—To offset Bread counters 5 00 the possibility of a May day demon- Retail bakeries: stration in commemoration of the | Foremep “event,” the’ Federal authorities de- Frceryner pele S cided today to send Mollie Steimer, |For night work, bee tween 11 p. m. the 20-year-old anarchist recently convicted of violation of the espion- 00 00) 00 The employes requested’ $7. a week extra for night work. The exact price of bread has not! | been fixed. A sliding scale of prices with | the cost to the consumer depending | upon the quality of loaf. It was pointed out that some bakeries use higher grades of ingredients than| others. ferson City, Mo., tonight instead of tomorrow. Federal Judge Clayton sentenced the girl Oct. 25, 1918. The case went on appeal to the United States Supreme Court, which con- firmed the sentence. Meantime, Miss Steimer was committed to Black- well’s Island by Magistrate Simpson on a charge of disorderly conduct for }age act, to the penitentiary at Jef- | |actor and actress thought more of a nod from a titled individua] than! their art. The curtain was lowered soon aft- er the start of the second act last! will be based on Huirt’s al- and afterwards con- cealed her body in the mountains of Imperial County, to which he carried night. it, wrapped in bianfets. in his auto-| Manager Cochrane said he would | mobile. The murder charge will be|™°t Permit Miss Laurette Taylor, an | brought under the name of Walter | American actress, to proceed in the} |'Andrew Watson, ithe because | face of such disturbance. ‘ The audi-| Deloney ence dispersed amid a great uproar. John W. Davis, the American Am-| Huirt will be indicted Monday, ac- | bassador, was in the audience. cording to the Chief District Attor-| The morning newspapers indig-, Huirt will then appear in court | nantly denounced the disturbance as and ini considera- | disgraceful and amazing. They de-' it is said, marriage with the State, the District Attorney will ask | dented since. the notorious riots in for a sentence of life imprisonment. | Covent Garden Theater in 1909, in: | connection with the prices charged The “partial confession,” accord. | for seats. ‘ing to the officers, related to ioe It is said a number of packages of, deaths of Bertha Goodnich and Alice snuff and evil-smelling compounds | Ludvigson who were said to have! were thtown toward the stage. Miss Goodnich, the | Manager Cochrane has offered a out of a | reward of 500 pounds sterling (about in Lake Washington. near! #2500) for the discovery of the or- and Miss lLudvigson was/sanizer of the disturbance. drowned in a river in Idaho. Huirt’s | Begins in First Act. connection with the | In the first act, with Miss Taylor and Lud-| appearing in her husband's new play, were that! the curtain, through some accident, they were killed “bv accident.” | would only go up about two- thirds Nina Lee Deloney, whose home| Of the way, so that it was impossible, at Eureka, Mont., marrieq/to see the back of the stage from the Huirt, the officers .said, under the ‘back seats of the gallery. This. hame of Charles N. Harvey at Sap | Caused some disturbance, but it was | Francisco, Dec. 5, 1919. She was | evident some persons in the gallery ae seen at a hotel at Santa Monica.| tried to keep up the row, but the Jan. 26, 1920. .She had prop- house and the gallery as a whole er ~ ‘Valued at $20,000. Some of it | 85 good-humored and the noise at was found in Huirt’s possession, the | first was quelled. | Miss Taylor in the first ‘a hit as a fortune teller and at the |close was recalled four times. She made a little speech, expressing: her regret for the defect in the: curtain and promised it would be remedied. She was loudly cheered and cries came frem the gallery, “We can see, all right,’ but, when the curtain the officers said, act made Used Many Names, Bértha A. Goodnich Wash., married Hutrt. They § said. under the name of H. L. Gordon. June 11, 1919, at North Yakima. | Wash. Her body was found § near | Plum Station. Wash., a short time | afterward, ‘Trunks belonging to her! rose on the second act, cries, shouts. were located in a Vancouver, Wash., | catcalls and(even unseemly language warehouse. came from a section of the gallery. Alice M. Ludvigson, whose home | The disturbers were well distribut- was in Scattle, married him under ,ed and it seemed plain they were the name of Andrew Hilton, the offi- acting as an organized gang. Be- L917, at Port Town: | tween yells of the gang and cries for Property of. hers, | ¢ rder. nothing cauid be heard from her will and their/th> stage. Stones and pieces of what appeared to be red tilling were | thrown on the stage, not hitting-any of the company. Cochrane then made his announce- ment and was loudly applauded, but! when Miss Taylor came forward Idaho, | herself, Cochrane holding her hand, She had little prop-| the row began again, and it was erty. Her picture and some tax re-/some moments‘ before silence could | | ceipts in her name were among} be restored for her to tell those in) ‘Huirt’s effécts when he was. ar- ithe gallery who felt aggrieved that, if they would come to the box of- fice, they would receive orchestra ‘stalls for the next. performance. There were shouts frum the gal- jJery, “We can see its only an or- ganized gang.” and the whole house, rose and cheered her, and = there. were general exclamations of indig-, nation ot the treatment to which | Khe had been ake subjected, Ww | ich pleintively said amid, tears, wasn't of Spokane, isend, Wash in Huirt's Elizabeth Pryor possession. was a Waitress of. | She married Huirt according to the ifficers, under the name of Milton | More than 25 marriages have been missing. They include beside’ § the Mrs. Gertrude Wilson, Seattle: Beatrice M. Andrews of Canada ond ingland,. and Agnes Wilsen. Al- bert. (‘unadca. The first to dic. according to the ‘now ‘to 6. with all of Lew nok The piece now sells at 5 cents will cost the consumer 10 cents. cookies, now selling at a penny each, will cost 15 cents a dozen and the average loaf of bread probably will cost 15 cents. A 10-cent loaf is the’ cheapest bread available now. 2000 Bakers Employed Here. There are 535 retail bakeries St. Louis employing / 2000 bakers. Fifty per cent of the bakers are union men. for the most part, are relativeé of the proprietors. There are 20 wholesale | in | approximately | | to relatives and friends in the office of coffee cake which) | Plain rolls and | _ Stay of proceedings, The others, | disseminating anarchistic propagan- da on the East Side. In refusing the application for a Judge Knox said: “The conduct of Miss Steimer on Blackwell’s Island gives no expecta- tion or hope that she would be any better and she therefore deserves to be imprisoned for 15 years.”’ Mollie held her farewell reception of United States Marshal McCarthy | this morning. The diminutive agita- tor was. taken from her cell in the ‘bakeries in the city which distribute | Tombs shortly after breakfast and ‘their products through grocers and confectioners. Joseph Machatschek Jr., 1960 Ar- senal street, president of the Retail Bakers’ Association, in announcing the increase in prices beginning to- morrow, pointed out that, tion to the fact that the cost of | turned over to a Deputy Marshal, in | whose custody she made the trip to ‘the Federal building. In the Mar- | shal's office she found her father, | in addi- | ' labor had increased 100 per cent in| the last five years, the cost of gredients also had advanced. Machatschek gave the following) comparison of prices of raw terials: Flour in 1914, $5 a barrel, $15.90; lard, formerly 9 cents a pound, now 22 cents; eggs, from 22 cents a dozen to 45 and 50 cents: oil, in which the doughnuts are fried, formerly 46 cents a gallon. now $1.86; sugar. which formerly was considered high at 5 cents a “pound, 2 cents a pound. Machatschek said that the prices effective tomorrow in- | | prison term. ma-; | typewritten now mother and a number of other rela- tives and a few close friends awalt- ing her. All were in tears. Mollie smiled ‘throughout the leave-taking., | however, and didn’t seem the least | cast down by the prospect of a long | Before leaving for the | Tombs again she received reporters %& ert INSTITUTION WAS CLOSED LAST rat cusuntamnansieteals Notes Seid to Have: Passa From Deputy Examiner's Made for Restitution. ~ fits *’ A note for $7500, bearing. ‘the forged signature of Webster Tilton, 20 years old, of the Buckingham Ho- tel, has been found among the assets of the Meramec Trust Co., . 3224 Meramec street, which was closed ‘by the State Bank Commissioner Oct 6, last, following announcement thar there had been an impairment of the capital account. on This is the second mysterious forged note found in the bank’s as- sets, the other one, also for $7500, having borne the name of Dr. J, A. W. Fernow of Chicago as maker, as er in the Post-Dispatch in 1 ev riiton is the son of the late D. Tilton of the Stanard-Tilton 3 ing Co., and has an income of $25, 000 a year from his father’s “e8- tate, Both Fernow and have made affidavit that the ures On the notes are forgeries. As in the case of the Fernow note, the irregu- larity in the Tilton note was dis- closed when Eugene H. Benoist, 4414 McPherson avenue, Special Deputy Bank Commissioner, informed Tiltor that the note had been turned over to. him for collection. ' Cireuit Attorney Notified. While neither EBenoist nor his at- torney, former Assistant Attorney- General William M. Fitch, would dis- cuss the case, beyond admitting t existence of the two forged notes, is understood that the forged notes have passed out of their possession, although they have retained photo- graphic copies and presented the cir- cumstances to the Circuit Attorney. It also is understood that through the disposal of the notes arra ments were made for full rest n to the bank. However neither Ben- oist nor Fitch, when questioned by a Post-Dispatch reporter - today, would disclose the identity of the parties into whose hands the forged notes are said to have passed fron: them. Joseph G. Lowe Jr., 6114 West- minster place, secretary: and s- urer of the Meramec Trust Co.; whw (is under indictment on chargé’ of }embezziement and |cepting deposits when he knewythe feloniously . ge- institution to be insolvent, haé been and gave out copies of a two- -page | questioned by the Circuit Attorney statement, said she had prepared overnight in her cell. One paragraph read: “I go to jail convinced that the! | time will come before long when the | : when each individual will be able to/ the late will remain sta-. tionary at least six months, because 'moart of the niaster bakers have un- ma-: usually large supplies of raw tcriais on hand. Peter Beisel, secretary of Bakers’ Union, said that the ployes were satisfied with the com- promise on wages for night work. the em- | an He said that the demands for higher | wages had been forced upon men by the continuous advance in the cost of living. RESOLUTION WOULD END WAR — —- os Senate Forcign Relations Committee | Reports Measure, Which Has Republican Support. Rv the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, April %0.—The state of war with both Germany | and Austria would be terminated un- ‘der a resolution reported today by the Senate Foreign Relations Com- | mittee as a substitute for the House ‘lin avenue and then west to Grand light on the identity of the | who forged the notes, he waa not resolution to end the war with Ger- | many alone. The vote on the resolution was 9 the supporting it, and all of the Demo-. crats in opposition. Senators Mc- Cumber, Republican, North Dakota, ‘and Shields, Democrat, Tennessee, were absent, and did not vote It ia nlanned wall un the reeo- lution fer debate in the Senate next ana final action ix expected it the,“ world social revolution will do away | with all exploiters, militarists and | tyrants, when state prisons which she| about the mysterious forged Dotes. Cause of Bank’s Closing. ~ _ The closing of the bank, ds is known, was due to the fact. that | Lowe had loaned amounts in éxepas. of that authorized by law to the F2H. Logeman Chair Manufacturing Co., and| Tenth and Mullanphy streets, and to slavery of all kinds will be abolished, | individual members of the familly of express his or her opinion as he or | she thinks——according to their con-/! victions; when there will be. ho op- | pressors or censors, and freedom will! be a fact.’ Mollie denied that fied was an ad- C. A. Logeman, who ‘was head of the chair company. Lowe, when shown the notes ‘by the Cireult Attorney and infornind ‘that Fernow and Tilton, in affida- | vite, had repudiated them and hal }pronounced tho signatures ag for- herent of Bolshevism and proclaimed | geries, said that they came to him herself a “citizen of the' world,” and | anarchist. “] am a gupporter of no form of | said. | she represent or-- My sy mpathies | o:ganized government,’ Lenine and Trotzky ganized government. }are entirely with the working class.” . Washington ‘WASHINGTON AVENUE CUTOFF WITH GERMANY AND AUSTRIA U:IDER REPAIRS FOR TWO WEEKS Director of Streets and Sewers Tal- | bert today announced that repair work which has been begun on the avenue cutoff betweer Grand avenue and Theresa avenue, } : a distance of oné block, will keep | traffic off that stretch of street for! about two weeks. He recommends that automobiles go north to Frank- avenue until the repairs are finished. ,torney contended, th in the routine way from the Loge- mans and that he accepted them in good faith. The Circuit Attorney did not press the investigation because Lowe Was under indictment. To use Lowe as |a@ witness against someone ise 'charged with forgery. the Circuit’ At would mitigate e cases against Lowe. The latte? could not be used as a witness at this time, the Circuit Attorney “ak gued unless promised immunity from prosecution in the embesgrie- ment and other cases tn which he Me defenfant. Uninformed of Redemption, The Circuit Attorney said that he - had not been informed that the tio notes had been redeemed. He said that while such action might throw person - 'Channing avenue is now being resur-' willing to discuss that phase of thé Republicans | available faced and after next Tuesday will be for the crosg-over to. ' Franklin avenue. Talbert today asked the police to. discourage left-hand turns yrand avenue from Olive street. as they interrupt north and sopth traf- fic. Weatbound automobiles wil) be asked not to turn south on Grand avenue and eastbound not to into. posed of. turn t Continu@ om Page 2, Column 7, ‘bess j b, *<. | “very good English behavior.” \ | venue " windiediiaagain me , within two or three weeks. jmorth, but to use othe? streets. lease yet. He stated, ho that he was not through with the teweatl gation. and that further steps will be taken in the forgery cases when the indictments against Lowe are "@in- es | a Fitch, to whom a Post-Dispatch reporter was referred by when the latter wae questionéd the Tisnesitien = ‘be notes. valid t ~~ Continued on Page

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= ca “ST-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _—o tee tle | aks De SUR Ripe aR ERE i ‘ Se RS RR OE Me ee of lel All te ety ee TLL EV LL ere ee An , ® ux . > m a9 i 5 tee Pitiey ii % of Felts a i - Sie hii ing ee ae Pete yi PE Ne 7 ¥ FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, 1920. NE . ¢ A NTT Res, He Sys abc oe pe diene eae a) ot Z : a , ‘ Ls = ~ . LLOYD GEORGE SAYS ALLIED. ~ CONFERENCE AT SAN REMO © WAS REMARKABLE SUCCESS’ Al Oe Oa With France thee] Up—Nations Agree té Enforce Treaty and to Oppose French Annexation of Territory. dent Head of Ticket Will ¥ “Pull Them Through, Play | By the Associated Press. Politics With Bill. EXPECT GAIN IN VOTE _ AF WILSON VETOES IT. Leaders Rushing Measure in ‘Soldiers’ Favor, Believing | ‘Upper Chamber Will Irori f It Out a Bit. _= ' ean deneah of Europe are (-€nee marks a distinct stage in its convalescence,” | House of Commons yesterday, detail- stice.” The Premier's statement set forth the claim that the removed all misunderstandings be- tween France and England and that the allies were in complete agree- ment not only to enforce the treaty, By DAVID LAWRENCE, 7 of the but against any Freich annexation ot German territory. “For,” added the Premier, cannot have another Alsac ' raine.” Lioyd George further’ indicated that if Germany brought’ definite rroposals to the Spa conference con- gained by giving the soldiers of the cerning the amount of indemnity she late war a bonus than by refusing to | was able and willing to pay, she ‘make further cuts in existing taxes ae emp — ous ‘ »%ken-Backe eople. 1 eerect puting spears ee The oer referred it the Ger- the ‘years of the next generation. man Government’s difficulty in get- The Ways and Means Committee ting its decrees obeyed and empha- of the House is in a tangle. A min- | auth vag * —- a tama were “a ority of Republicans are opposed to ie emer ong whee Ae ta *, mew burdens of taxation but, even | Wate Give teiierenation ter Brit- with the help of the Democrats, | igh officers,” he continued, their strength is not sufficient to there is a famine in the land and Ss ill in the th the pas: age of the b n the edeltul 2eo8.” He expresséd the conviction that ’ : ain-—- . te : Only {NO barriers then roma the the people of neither Germany nor House bill were presented to the France wanted militarism. Dealing § Post-Dispatch. (Copyright, ‘sj WASHINGTON, April ati6h is going up—-not down. The Republican party m Congress has virtially decided that more is to be “we 30.-—Tax- e~-Lor- LONDON, April 36.—‘“The. gaping gradually | healing and the San Remo confer-.: said Premier Lloyd. George, in closing his speech in the. conference had | especially the disarmament clauses, | whose Ac-| “that | that many people get only a third of, Ne mee ; | with the Turkish treaty he added lit- | M. Millerand’s speech, and declared | Great Britain, France Italy was able to undertake the. tle to what is already known, from that neither ror mandate for Armenia because would have involved heavy resources for a great conquest, if the Armenians were to that img the results of what he described | more than a “paper Armenia. as “the most remarkable conference | in every respect held gince the armi- | He confirmed that the British mandate would include Mosul, that the comference had reaffirmed its decision to open trade ‘with Russia. Would Have to Help Armenia. ave anything) 8 : m4 of Anierica and of the International OFFICIALS ‘MARKED FOR ASSASSINATION Seng of Federal and State military - { | Ladies’ they would call a 24-hour May day | | strike in. protest against the relations | f and | | Debs, If the United States found it im-, ‘possible to undertake the responsi- | the whole posi- bilities of Armenia, tion, the Premier said, would require ' reconsideration, and England would have to take wa share in helping the Armenians to equip themselves for 'their difficult and perilous task. Replying to Lord Robert Cecil's contention that the league of nations should speedily supersede preme Couneil, Liovd George argued that the league .had not materialized sufficiently, and for the present, the whole fabric of Kurope rested upon the three great and solid Powers in the*west. To tramsfer bility now to anybody lacking the necessary ferce or organization ‘would be disastreus for the peace of Europe. Looking at all the explosive mate- rial in the world he could see no hope except in a, federation of na- tions. f[ncidentally the Premier an- ‘nounced that the Supreme Council's reply to the league of nations on the question of Arménia included its re- ply to President Wilson, and could 'onty be published with .dent’s consent. White House today it would be, yetoed. If it were put up to the / written in the preseift bill, it is esti- Senaté in the form in which it has mated that the cost would be nearly been drafted, it would bé radically $6,000,000,000. chafiged, but, on the other hand, be found later to have been exag- .thefe' would still remain additional | gerated, but several House members wherewith to raise money for insist that the new plan would knock sidfers, because Senate HKepub- the value“out of the War Risk In- licans must stand by House Repub- surance system itself. licans in doing sométhing before the The House of Representatives ts next election that will not alienate really playing polities. the soldier vote. of-the Democrats helped Soldier Vote Formidabte. them out of power in 1918, but the Pe erhaps the Democrats would do | Republicans are so serenely confi- likewis6 if they were in control; for | the aoldier vote has become, like the | pull them through next fall they are labor, vote and the prohibition vote, | simply determined something too formidable for the) | bill and pass the buck to the Senate arermge Congressman to withstand. | and the President. espécially when a detiiagogue starts | time, business, big and little, may & ecanipaign In opposition to him in be furrowing its-brows trying ~to his district on that ground alone. , calculate what the tax burdens of The Ways and Means Committee, next year will be but only the con- beth Reptiblicans and Democrats,! sérvatism of the Senate had «the new tax bill before them | Hresdent will relieve that worry. at their Friday session. It had been) ‘agreed upon by a majority of the. Republicans the night before anid | the pian was to jam it through the | comnj;itteé in time to report if to the Fiouse during the day and thus pr ere rave ‘it ready for the Republican Contineed From Page One. caucw# Friday night. a The significant thing is that neither | ‘hé wads not prepared at this time to the proponents nor opponents of the make a4 statement. soldier bonus differ in their senti-;° “I am at resent engaged in assist- — ee es SECOND MYSTERIOUS FORGED NOTE IN ASSETS - mental feeling that something: shoutd ing the Deputy Pank Comnnuissioner | be done for the soldiers of the late | to adjust the financial affairs of the war, soniething tangible. Bui getting; Meramec Trust Co. to the best pos-. ; down to the bottom of the whole business, one -finds even - @@te for a soldier bonus cognizant of | rection,’ sible advantage of the creditors and ’ he said. system of the country. ~~, Says Nation Can Stand Tax. Those who‘favor the bill s cuit Attorney.’ the | Affidavit as to Sivebiune. Ration can stand the extra ta nd 4 86 The wife of Dr. Fernow, who as- they point out that either a sales i@erts that his name on one of the on retail sales above $1000 a month) notes is a forgery, is a sister of Mrs. or &@ retroactive tax’on wat profits Johanna Logeman of Normandy, St. , . | Louis Conty, This estimate may , nature was not Tax errors to drive. dent that the top of the ticket will: to pass a bonus — In the meaa- | and the! OF MERAMEC TRUST CO. en the enthusi- | we are making progress in that di-| “So far as the al-' the strain whith the plan would put) leged forged notes are concerned, all | on the already overweighted credit! that I care to say now is that the! ‘facts have been submitted to the Cir- | company was incorporated to operat: | building | }owned by the Logeman Chair Man- | widow of C. A. Loge- man. Tilton said today the slightest idea name to the note. _ the matter, he said, was that the sig. zenuine and that he so stated in an affidavit and later in 2 statement to the Circuit Attor- ney. He said that he was a school- mate at Smith Academy of Theo- dore Logeman, son of Mrs. Loge. | han. E Theodore Logeman, when told to day that Secretary-Tréasurer Lowe had told the Circnit Attorney that the notes came to him through ‘“‘the Logemans,’”’ referred all questions to his attorney, Ben Charles, who is out of the city. “There were a lot of papers be- ‘longing to the Meramec Trust €o.. which weré turned over to Mr. Charles and the Logeman family who forged filed a deed of eo enoimh prop- . erty to redeem a of the papers,”’ |} Logeman said. “Everything thas been settled and I do not see why the mat- | ter should be referred to now. You will have to see Mr. Charles for any Statement in our behalt."’ Mrs. Johanna Logeman could not be reached at her home for a state- | ment. The Logeman ing Co., in a deed of trust filed Jan. 50 with the Recorder of Deeds. ac- _knowledged indebtedness to the Mer- | amec Trust Co. amounting to $157,- ; 500. ¢ Lowe had an interest in the Loge- man Warehouse Co., in which mem- bers of the Logeman familv were financially interested. The warehouse as a warehouse a large | ufacturing Co., 'gtreets. Lowe referred to i‘“corporation on paper.” at First and Madison if the Su- Officials Informed by U. S. | Against Their Lives. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April 30.—Officiais of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers said today Tailors’ Unien of Eugene V. O'Hare, tinued imprisonment Kate Richards Mooney and others. Associated Press. April By the WASHINGTON, eral a “eo as far as the law will allow” in breaking up May-day radical dem- onstrations. | In making this announcement to- day, Assitant Attorney-General Gar- van said Department of Justice offi- cials were concentrating on efforts to protect the lives of officials, Fed- eral and State, who have bees marked for destruction, and to pre- ‘vent violence generally. the responsi- | Surveillance of parades and sim- ilar§ demonstrations will be left ‘largely in the hands of local police, | but / hand the Presi- | -nouncemeént of the discovery Government agents will be on ing within Federal statutes occur. Officials Are Warned. Warning that they had been lected by radica’ elements for sault or assassination as part of May-day demonstration had been re- eeived from Department of Justice agents today by niore than a score cf Federal and State officials. An- nf the | plot by Governmént agents was made last night by Attorney-General! ge - ' Palmer. that he had not! his | Alf he knew about) | radiéal (hair Marufactur- ' as a} l ers assaults of the by the assassinations and have been a part program planned ‘Communist Labor party and other froups, Palmer said, adding that the contemplated violence was '-to be incident to atempts to about strikes in all the basic Ameér- ‘jean indusries in behalf of peace witl) ' Soviet Russia. Information the Attorney-General declared in possession of the Depart- ment indicated the radical agents have been working “in direction and in unison’ with those who have béen ‘active in instigating disorders that day in Europe. Purposes of Demonstration. “Inhuman treatment’ of the So- viet Goyernment of Russia by the ‘United States and the allied Powers has been alleged by agents of the radical movement especially¥ in their propaganda among foreigners in in- duStrial centers, Palmer asserted. adding that the proposed strikes and other disturbances were intended to / impress upon American officials the ‘threats of radicals that relations with Russia must be resumed. The propaganda used in the textile manufacturing districts, Palmer said, included the argument that strikes would reduce the high cost of living. ‘lam not going to prophesy what Will happen,.’’ Palmer said. “I am just making public some of the things our agents have discovered. But if a will to upset our nation’s i'whole scheme of living counts for ;anything, the radicals may cause ,some trouble.” : Many Walkouts Planned. Palmer said that while 4e could not dise!ose the nature of the Com- }munist Labor party’s plans in con- nection with further strtkeées, lead- of that organization had con- The were to May-day on i centrated 'dustries and that the demonstra-. tions planned to cause trouble,.by / Walkouts. PALMER REPORTS ‘ring up dissatisfaction | Government, Agents of May Day Plot. / month by secretly distributed by ‘according to | by ' numerous con- ‘lance by Federal agents and its was Tom | that the. 30.—Fed- | gents have been instructed to) to aid in event disorders com-_ aze“ a! bring | , sult on se@veral important in- | Ali of the propaganda, advucating May day disturbances, States and the allied Powers, Paliner continued. In foreign sections of | industrial centers, appeals ‘for referred L0 | | “inhuman treatment” of the Soviet | | Government of Russia by the United | ’ ‘neace with Russia’ have been em- | ployed as thé main method in stir-' with this Strikes simply Palmer said. and disorder, he added, officials the threats of the radicals | |are meant to emphasize to Amevican | that relations must be resumed with | Russia. Literature Circulated. Tons of inflammatory have been circulated in the express and freight and local dealers, obtained The Com- information department agents. munist labor group also “personal emissaries” in- to cities where the tield was deemed ripe, Palmer reported. have been under constant surveil- activities through their - literature | last | has sent | These men | i yesterday Government was first able to estab- | lish definitely the aims of the group for May day disturbances. Men women have béen used particularly in the textile manufacturing dis- tricts. In these areas, reports showed, radical leaders were appealing to the workers to strike in behalf of Soviet tussia and as a protest against the high cost of living. Assistant Attor- ney-General Garvan svid that, in most cases, the strength gained by the advocates of ‘direct action” among the textile workers was due to claims that such a strike in forcing down living costs. He be- lieved that many of the foreigners were unaware of the “wolf in the sheep's clothing which they lowing.” Some of the literature showed that many radical leaders felt that raids .ccnducted against the Communist la- bor elemertts last winter had “‘bro- ken our foundation.” The agitators, however, continued .o spread reports among the workers that the arrest of certain of members was a cer- tain proof of the American Govern- ment’s “hatred for the proletariat.” BRYAN SAYS PRIMARIES UPHOLD RESERVATIONS ‘ iad ress April By oiited p I’ rTSBU RG, Jennings Bryan, in a statement is- sued here last night. declared that the recent primaries were a warning that Democratic Senators should lose no time in voting for the rati- fication of the peace treaty. “Delay in ratification may deluge the world in blood and flood out own ogg with woe,” said Bry- an. ‘The recent primaries should be “a warning. In Georgia fewer than one-third of the Democrats William ry oh: m .stood for the treaty without reserva- Two-thirds were divided about between ratification with reservations, and total rejection of _the treaty... In., Nebraska . Senator Hitchcock's vote would not have been worth counting had he been compelled to rely on those who in- dorsed his attitude on the treaty. “My fight was made on a plat- form declaring for ratification with reservations already agreed upon by} a large majority of the Senate. tions. equally and . 'edy. ‘turers, would aid! of ' are fol- , ‘and ‘tion of paper of the ' testified 'ing,”’ lisher of the i lishers were Sen- | ator Johnszon’s vote is largely a pro- treaty and against the Senators who test against the the blundering of talk tor the treaty, reservations. “A campaign in favor tion without reservations would in overwhelming defeat, is infirliitely worse, it of ratifica- re. but what would prevent the consideration of pressing domestic problems, and leave the whole world to chaos. Our counsel and advice today may contribute more to world peace than an army of a million men would from now. “If our party refuses to aid fication now, it must share. even it does not fully assume, responsi- bility for what follows.”’ a vVear rati- would hit only ‘‘the big fellows.” But = cog rgd with the vicious cycles in | the high cost of living has shown in! the past year that the larger concerns mergly tack the tax on their costs of production and the ultimate con- Sumer pays the bill. So many members of the soeee | have studied taxation aré plan-| to go before their constituenctes | a record. of ition to any legislation wh ér, whether for labor or soldiers or any section of the community. Yet number is a minority, fogte cecal that, if the ma- believed the bill t presented to the Ways and eo Committee had a chance of f into law, they wouldn't h i emp so hastily. But the the measure and fron ‘it that, if it is still objection. ¢, the President would probably os s3) . , wed Upo: the number o . oy € ee ee eee nineadiiiiiute: i. ta ig % Out Tomorrow (Saturday, May 1) Quick Service at the Wurlitzer Record Counter Booths for those who. have plenty of time 1006 Olive Street _—— ee oe . : ~ NI 0 Ah ORO DRE yy me NN My ee he RUDOLPH WURLITZER egies + wi eran pene os we mpeg ose PND ae lle ne te but quarrel over, if - Publishers Advocate Curtail- | vigson. 2 Ee A 8 pte «+ 2. — —— ee Several witnesses were heard ‘by) the committee, all of whom virtually | i crease ats ed in their Founded by JOSEPH . Dec. org wt ~ ¥, | Publishea Datly by tke See Co., Twelfth and Olive Streets. Member Audft Bureau of Cirewlati i + SPEC ATORS ARE ‘Newbold of the Washington Star, | ‘to nearly midnight, he wa /leged that a _ couibination existed killing his victinis. Sor eo killed some women who NISSING WIVES, >. do Motive of Murders. Huirt was quoted as sayin 4 Saying enced a s@nse of relief that location. The teoat, he stated, on the contrary, was fond of § Market. he and Miss Ludvinggon tried with | Huirt, Stated. at the canclis placed primarily upon small manu- ithe river and was drowned. aes3 before a Senate investigat-| Washington.. The water was rough LOUISVILLE, Ky. apiit!s wus generally advocated as a remr, referred to this death as “a murder,” | been received from her # with a hat pin in a house at Plum, Ind., a village near Lonisville. together with the rapid _§in- gethe pic a box. He believed she was dead. he. according to Louisville police, a advantage because of the prev: wine ; , 5S ne te 1 prevalling Phe Deloney woman, he was quot- years ago with her husband, fi ticed, into the manufacture of print! eee + : | \ Phat was the day they had; Letters from her announced ™ were defended: declared to have been jvoyeee At their first camp, he was quoted: Ww iow Falls Dead on Stre to the amount provid- | . . * . I ', that he killed her with a hammer, syivania avenue and Koeln « the Philadelphia Record, appeasing Huirt, in his statement said he be-| while W. E.»Carpenter, pub- ihen lived with a family named | daily publications would be c¢om-: ployed in a blacksmith shop an an- The Associ@ted Press- 7 Le and two | news published herein, All rig so (a 60 publishing firms and small pub- years later ' r Daily and Sunday, one yéar tice regarding an aileged corner inj|about four years ago, “during the é ‘Sunday only, one Vear.........e5.5 ator Reed that the Government ve feoula hot remember names, places’! ay ny. oe 2 “would be disastrous to production. (to details. Warren G. Bailey, publisher of the He admitted, the office ‘among the paper manufacturers. | slayings were the results ) ‘quarrels, they quoted him x ‘BIGAMIST SAYS HE money.” PRINT PAPER R “Something just told me "| Continucd From Page One. He told them he obtair ‘tain satisfaction in the y veal tee nsuinption in| he was in a boat with her fishing in‘ an in each case was dead. eo Co a river in Idaho, but his memory; . They said he asserted i : of his own sex, as well mney jammed against jess which weré and animals. ‘lashed to the bawk of the river and’ By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, April 30.—Blame/ their arms to free the raft. When | @lleged confession that ft val it broke away, he narrated, the Sven to the District Attora facturers, brokers and jobbers, er He said the death of the Goodnich One Wife Huirt Says He though -publishers themselves were) ‘woman came about in this way: He merly Lived in Kerite ing committee. Curtailed consump-|@nd she fell overboard in trying to 5 eg Lee oteney has been § | tion, in order to break the spot mar-, go from the stern to the center. Later Ned. by relatives as a fornier Claims He Was Attacked. 25 when a postcard dated Tia: be In the Pryor case, the officers said.; Mexico, was received by her stam agreed that redueed production of. paper due to lack of cndurstenaiog (a he, to defend bimecif, sBoved | sew@ted that eae eae og her so violently that she fell and; Ameri¢a. Don't Capes to hear 1 in advertising since the war had reatitinil Av + atinien f whieh | Was gaid to have declared, but to the handwriting.was not hat a . : ‘ as ’ C7! make certain he got a hammer and Sister. high prices. : at é‘ ed as sayin > killed ¢ % -Gateway, Mont. Lat h hh w shinies” teat dareae €@ @8 s@ying, he killed at a camp /;-Gateway ater the rhe witness said manufacturers | +), a. made near Signal Hill, at the; separated. Mrs. Deloney we paper. which had served t EB Face cs baad steele served to SgEra- the Santa Monica Hotel in an} marriage on Dec. 5, 1919, to Gh ate situs automobile equipped with @ camping N. Harvey. wee “| j © inc 2 7ka wie Seceeae ook ESA as saying, they quarreled about let- Mrs. Amelia Henk, 62 years’ ssses, ho eI rge 1at | , “| ters he had received from other of 123 West Koeln street, a yntracts and remal t re cc “ac anc ‘em nl ou 4 a obeh: sauteed and carried her body to a place near) yesterday afternoon. She te : /San Diego, where he hid it. ject to heart attacks pag for all the Philadelphia newspapers, lieved he was a native of Tennes- | that publishers had been. see, that he was reared in an orphan | Lincoln (Til) Courier+ Harper and remained with them wn- Herald, said unless relief was pro-; til he moved to Pittsburg, Wan., pelled to suspend. He deel i th titled to the use for republic ton ~ ane d. PS Et Pay ! a “s bear ge wanes ae: spiggpt saa : | ‘ ared there vil fell on his head, he said, KnNOCK= | jisnetches creéited ior as Plenty of print paper in stor- ing him unconsctous. He lication of special dispatches herein hy: began to drift over the | reserved, unable to reaeh it. country. Carpenter sai@ he had commtni- “A desire to kill” cameé over him. paper, but got a reply that was of a war.” He said he married first in|” Remit « y postal order, exp “discouraging character.”’ Canada about that time, but had/ ™omey order or St. Louis covanen a ; nday. Sc a Copy. given authority to take over the ard dates.” 4 4.4} Zz. print paper supply and allocate it Throughout his statement, which | js7a, a the second-class matter Ja | 1879. > st Louls POST-DISPATCH Warrenstown (Pa.) Democrat, al-| that he had no direct m ti F } 8 le said, they deéclared, F ‘he was quoted. ‘alleged confession, was Miss lLud- 'murder, the officers said; an , lever estre Order to Break the Spot was weak as to the exact time and "ever had a d to kill: Attorney Marmaduke, repr pes for the high price.of print paper was! woman lost her balance and fell into | the best interests of his client held partly to blame, by Witnesses: was on a launch with hér on Lake; By the Associated Press. ket -—pending increased production,'°™. the officers said, Huirt himself of Hodgenville, Ky. No wo he asserted, the woman attacked him rs. Alice Noyes, of Floyd ne betwéen the publishers and manufac- | . struck her head against the corner_of me for three months.” Mra, the brokers and jobbers had taken ; struck her on the head with it. Mrs. Déloney left Kentudiee paper specialties had been en- | sdge of Long Beach, Cal., Jan. 26 Alaska and from there to Califor ‘left The regular pa- per manufacturers outfit Pe ieee ae newspapers should confine consump-' ,. women. He added, the officers said, fe]; dead on the sidewalk nes : M. F. Hanson, genéral manager of. Born Somewhere in South. victims of “unconscionable profiteer-' asylum until about te¢n years old. vided without delay many smaller’ apout five years later. While em-' MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED | ‘ation ot not went to | credited in this paper. and alse age. but it was controlled by sbout work on a nearby farm SUBSCRIPTION cated with the Department of Jus- | according to the alleged confession, | Dailv without Sunday. Opposition to a suggestion by Sen-'|,béen married so often sifice that he’ By af in St. Louis and Subs to the newspapers Was wnanimous, | was givén at intervals over a period; under the act of March 3, Such a plan, according 40 Fleming;of nearly four hours, from 8 o’elock’ fel}, Olive 6600. Kinloch. Central Ee Te el Bona Ss ep ; =~ ) ‘Clothes eee ee ee ee : +. ° : Producer’s Prieus That’s why. Some difference! All this “high-price clothes” conversation melts away like a snowball in July the minute. you meet Bond V inde and Bond Prices. They. are reasonable, you'll say—and then some. 7 >, all ta i i a ee te ae ee - ds It’s becguse our own New York factory makes the clothes we sell. We are not secondary distributors. And right there is the difference—we have cut out the middleman and his profit. Then, too, we have no charge accounts and makes no free deliveries. Buying the BOND WAY saves you up to $15.00, and sometimes more. Direct From Our New York Factory to You *30 *35. %40 -and Bond's Clothes De Luxe at $50 Plenty of conserpative style er for men who prefer them—all siz OND’ J. L. ADRIEN, Mgr. S Arcade Bldg.—Olive at 8th New York Pittsbur \ Cincingati Cleveland Louisville’ Columbus Toledo Akron Detroit eee eee eee ee i Top- coats Snappy ‘*Form- Fitters’’ Long Slender Janes as - Se SS SS DS A. rr Rain- coats ° Servieeable Dry ‘*Buddies’’ for Hutdoor Men. oe int, : ie *« MED tPF » ie... DDD ADD DDD DRAB DS oo lh wre eee TTe,r,,;. '*"T" "7" 7. «+ 7..." Pe aati ell tial Rl hi Mi Ml tk i ee r, - . ee Ls Kansas St. Louis rT,T,.reoef' T's 's'T=%\%X''='''" "7" ‘Tr rTrTrrTrTrereetprT?}#' TT" "TT? ? " cl at i i tl Ni a i he Mh ha hh hb he dh =. (7 rTrrrYrrrr,Tf#Ffef? 7..." hes in ity = =" tT, s* Tt" s+ - - SL DD DS SD SD SD re A a ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATE RATES BY MAIL, @ ADVANCE. nd “dents During the War. | A “SS Senator Spencer, at a m the St. Louis Women's Reput Club at Soldan High Sehool | night, evaded efforts of James” Minnis, one of his opponents for Republican nomination for Sena this year, to draw him into a deb : _ ,and ignored Minnis’ demand that = declare his position on prohibith The meeting, which was presi over by Miss Grace Semple, presid » of the club, marked, the beginning | _ & personal fight Minnis said he wo make on Spencer all over the Str : With Senator Spencer sitting on a} a bee 4 ‘ . -. ve. platform awaiting his turn to Minnis defined straddlers and | footers in politics and made no @ tempt to conceal his intention of § cluding Spencer in the ner both. | Spencer Ignores At slate : Spencer ignored the personal tack, except in one instance. He & plied to an effort by Minnis to vey the impression that Spencer 1 been insincere in letters he had ten about the league of natio Spencer countered with a charge : unfairsiess and insistcerity on Minni part, declaring Minnis had read h letters in such a manner as to into them a meaning which they @ not contain. Spencer's address was in the val a dignified discussion of the | of nations, and was devoid of sonalities. Minnis, who has ‘no organt support for the nomination, coun seled the women of the club to be ware of “machine politics,” am urged them to refuse to vote for can didates dominated by political ma chines or who have machine con nections. “Pussyfooter.” Defines He defined a ‘“pussyfooter” “One -who can move around un ticed. A sly fellow, hard to des with.’ .In defining a straddier, h asked the audience to picture a ma with one foot on the back of on horse and the other on anothe and the two horses going fh t Afrections. : wean age sone and the strad h “want to please eV 2 The: They will be landed by th ne. No man ever straddled © ed a voter in the pubte inter spoke of Spencer's refusal t e with him, saying that he be d there was less opportunity fo g in debates. Turning t r, he said: is campaign will be sharp. r o the line. IT differ with Sena neer on every great questio day. That provoked my car , and means a fight to a finisl li make this fight in ‘ever unity in the State.” Attacks FE:ngland. nis attacked England becau e increased areas and peopl t under its control by # m of the peace treaty, and wi ly pronounced in his praise | nduct of voters of German ¢ = To Order WE don’t meddle with anything but - quality uality in fabric, design- and tailoring. As a Sequence we never need apologize to a customer use something has gone Our woolens are selected rom dependable houses and our designing and tai- loring system is as perfect as human ingenuity can Make it. e fabrics for Spring ready. Our word for styles and patterns were yer better. Come in at convenience. & and Overcoa' ade to Your Measu: 560 65 | *7. ( ' @ = Lat “4 Tailors and Importers North 8th Stre

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*FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Funds Missing From Club ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — 'LARGEST SHIPMENT \HOWAT. ENJOINED a ht, he was tiagy ‘AMERICAN ACTRESS IN “the officers ‘4 a PLAY STOPPED BY MOB’ YARDMEN Hep VOTE | tims. Some. ot: 4 he results of ‘tio jueted him ag sayit direct metive . lee , déciared, he a # 3 n who 1 at told me to do wy of Muinders. : “had ney Be cin the Very act ee P said; and ex relief that the won. = . Was dead. i@ asserted ha * to kill men, t, a > ae hind % ia " ’ 5 well’ as of éhnafh, a aduke, representing the canclision of bn that it haa been District Attorney’ ¥ of his . @ client.” 4 yS Ile Killed F in Kentucky: Pre@a oe att Kentucky mer hushand > Later “Deloney. went ito there to Californie ‘7 announced fom . sj x5 S oie M a the couplers | heewm # B; 1919, to Chae : AO ee ee ee untae Dead on Street. >'oo¥ : Henk, 62 wears ogi * sn street, a widd#!? idéwalk near Pen fod and Koeln etregh bon. She was suh- 5 wt &, uy £3 — i = ig. 7 a 0 “DISPATCH © 7 ten about the Spencer countered with a charge of |that one-half the Republic SI UL bat SEPH PULITZER, wy Puiitzer Pub! id Olive Streeta shin au of Circiitadtipe: a5 18s ASSOCIATED PRUSBI oi vind! ‘ se oe tn2 he * All rights of repy p- 5 a@tcbhes herein are wlsg” oa ace. =e MAIL, TANCE postal order, exp a is exchange, . am? 3 , * ¥. FS 7 is eae taathai wld HB ngy Saar opy. lass eRe te Tuly t. Louis, ct 3° 879. " mee nloch. at ¢ ee] Centra] 05000 °F ) ' asked the audience to picture a man eos - 2 ‘i QUOR ISSUE ator Refuses to State | Somebody has “gone south” with open b ad on Prohib: ition Fol. th? funds in the safe of the Fifth'of the club, but that nothing was | » by Miss Grace Semple, president| ‘ "ofthe club, marked the beginning of ‘a personal fight Minnis said he would With Senator Spencer sitting on the platform awaiting his turn to speak, "Minnis defined straddlers and pussy- footers in politics and made no at- ' tempt to conceal his intention of in-| ' eluding Spencer in the srceetcdel of | | tack, except in one instance. letters in such a manner as to read ‘a dignified discussion of the league of nations, and was devoid of per- - sonalities. ‘support for the nomination, Ware of “machine urged them to refuse to vote for can- @idates dominated by political ma- @hines or who have machine con- nections. _ with one foot on _§ horse and the other PENCER IGNORES INNIS’ CHALLENGE ' Sa ti $7725 Said to Have Disappeared From Fifth Ward Democratic Organization, Scene of ae ees Raid Two Weeks Ago. 4a ds Missing From Club \INESOUTLNE y the mistake of a frequenter. Federal Commission Would ™" ‘ ae Democratic Club, whose rooms / missing, so far as he could see. When} sfewing Attack by Oppo- { 3 s ment at ee. ~ eee ' . BO SPEAK AT “ SOLDAN HIGH SCHOOL) Minis Attacks England and Praises Conduct of Citi- lame nted to. ; amount Me are * ‘Ti on : nts During the War. B ear Spencer, at a meeting of. safe doors were conspicuously and. | gambling was St. Louis Women’s Republican: at Soldan High School sblican nomination for Senator! year, to draw him into a debate, anc ignored Minnis’ demand that he| re his position on prohibition. | Whe meeting, which was presided ‘make on Spencer all over the State. a | instead of in favor of the allies.” ‘ “lI am not appealing tor votes,” | put declared that after the reserva- | for generation of power. tions had been adopted there was/is made for constructron of locks | Spencer Ignores Atsack. Spencer ignored the personal at- He re- plied to an effort by Minnis to con-| vey the impression that Spencer had/to the league of ‘been insincere in letters he had writ-| without reservations. league of nations.' unfairliess and insincerity on Minnis’ part, declaring Minnis had read his) into-them a meaning which they did not contain. Spencer's address was in the main Minnis, who has ‘no organization coun- seled the women of the club to be- politics,” and Defines “Pussy ‘footer. by He defined a “‘pussyfooter” as? “One -who can move around unné- ticed. A siy fellow, hard to deal In defining a. straddler, he the back of one on. another the two horses going in te directions. pussyfooter and the strad- e said, “want to please ev- yé They will be landed by the Mhine. No man ever straddled or G@eived a voter in the pubiic inter- “put only for his own private and nd@@vidual interest.” © spoke of Spencer's refusal to mite with him; saying that he be- mi there was less opportunity for yng in debates. Turning to I differ with Sena- mwpencer On every great question gne.day. That provoked my can- ey, and means a fight to a finish. li make this fight in ‘every hunity in the State.” Attacks England. mnnis attacked England because ‘@he increased areas and peoples ht under its ‘control by the ‘wm of the peace treaty, and was “ueiiy pronounced in his praise of weonduct of voters of German ex- To Order aJE don’t meddle with | ogee, but - quality a while a uniformed policeman was on | gambling enterprise. | policemen’s inquiries, the officers of _the club have said that “the incident of German Antece- | closed.” | one last | door and turned the ht, evaded efforts of James L. | Later the manager of Mn mnis, one of his opponents for the! Deputy, Constable Harry Levin, who | he added. | Wan wet and the other half dry ‘Missouri voted. wequality in fabric, design- zy and tailoring. As a Snsequence we never need B apologize to a customer cause something has gone + Our woolens are selected from dependable houses and our designing and tai- oring system is as perfect human ingenuity can e it. | he fabrics for Spring f-ready. Our word for i} styles and patterns were ver better. Come in at Gur convenience. and Overcoats. : de to Your Measure. $5 °60 65.) AND Se 421 Franklin avenue have been | the policemen continued to ask ques- beaker! constant guard of a detail of | tions, others connected with the club. ‘policemen since the gambling squad raided the place two weeks ago. Whatever was taken, was taken | ‘replied: “Go ahead and put anything you like in your ' little. We don’t mind that. game.” The police continued from those who ought to_k how much was taken and who is ni Led. They got several sarcastic re- ' minders that the police had been) guarding the place all the time, seo ‘Watch at the club. But the police. ; have been unable to learn, from the | o.ficers ef the club, what the loss’ Rumor has it that the } missing is $7725, said to have constituted the “bank” in a In reply to the on. The gambling squad's raid at the red two weeks ago today, ed various complaints that “wide open” at the Fifty-eight men were arrested, So is the safe—now. But it was | open last Saturday morning, when | of the policemen on guard | club occu walked into the club rooms. The ‘and follo appealingly open. The /Called a sergeant, who shut the safe combination. the club, policeman | club. | around pool tables, were found, but there was no legal evidence of gambling, and the men were discharged in police court. next is employed in Justice of the Peace|day. Chief O’Brien then ordered a Miles’ court, made an examination. | continuous guard kept over the Levin said the safe had been left' premises. , —- 2tion in this country during the|that he was going to make _ the| war. stock are as have,”’ he said. the Union during the Civil War an || good citizens as “They were loyal tu! to make. contained He said the | World War as our Americans of En-jleague of nations glish stock, French stock or Italian | much good to be killed. stock would have done had we asso-/| provision for a three months’ avar in favor of the Central Powers | gin was enough to save it. nothing in it dangerous to American | | principles. For Law Enforcement. He said the American people Minnis declared he was opposed | nations with or | be- Reaching prohibition, Minnis said | that a candidate could, not straddle j4.. jaw. on the question. Declaring that he} an honest wage were other things he’ stood for enforcement of the Eigh- | eAvocatea, teenth amendment because it Was | better safeguard the law, he said he was in favor of | : amendments to the Volstead law | piety ; which e¢ would permit the sale of Rap raatsnorgeig ee ee ae liquors of more than one-half per |, ab ° ite homes any “ga ae” heel cent alcoholic content “‘that are not! pperd tao! © pittass hehewttysag rao eee xicating.’” He ked Spencer to aptonte S ae » SPOOR, © FARE ln aR titi oan years from expiration of the pre- | any |time of w | plosives or PROVISIONS. OF WATERPOWER BILL Be Created in Cabinet With Authority Over All Water- power Development. m By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, April 27.—De- scribed by Chairman Jones of the Senate Commerce Committee as legislation affecting every citizen of the United States. the waterpower bill as agreed upon in conference eral power com- composed of the Secretaries Agriculture and (nterior. This commission would have author- ity over all matters pertaining to the development of water power in which the Federal Government has jurisdiction or in which it is inter-.| ested as an owner of lands or other property necessary to such projects. | The commission may issue prelint- | inary permits allowing applican‘ si three years in which to make exam- inations of waterpower projects, pre- pare plans and make finan.ial ar- | | rangements. | may issue ilcenses for a period of 59 | LAURETTE TAYLOR STRIKING CAR WORKERS MAKE TWO DECISIONS IN 10 MINUTES Invitation to Return, Then Vote to Remain Ont. it may liminary permits or reserve | Car Co., 8000 North Broadway, at a |mass meeting last night in Ober- | beck’s ‘Hall, 7947 North Broadway, applauded an invitation to return to work, and 10 minutes later, after ‘hearing brief addresses by repre- isentatives of organized labor, |to remain on strike. The invitation to resume their jobs| | was extended to the strikers by Ed- | win B. Meissner, vice president and ;general manager of the company, 'who had been requested to attend the | ‘Jovernment. by the | the Federal | Preference must be given The bill alfo would encourage the - Provision | | in power dams in navigable streams | SO as to extend navigation into the | |upper reaches of rivers. At the expiration of the 50-year H- side of a controversy which caused | 600 shop employes of the company | ‘to walk out April 3. The skilled men want a minimum! of 85 cents an hour and the laborers demand 50 cents an hour. men now are receiving from 50 cents ‘to 65 cents an hour, and laborers) 40 cents. There were 131 strikers at the meeting and the vote, taken by secret ballot, was 120 in favor of ‘remaining out and 11 to go back to) and regulation of service. rates | watts, The a Government, the pill’ issue a new license to the original new licensee who Licensees placed investment. are Service Commissions as to provides, y take over an doperate | PATHETIC SCENES ENACTED waterf power under license in | \N TRAIN WRECK IN INDIA r for manufacture of ex- ny use conducive to na- | | Uonal safety. ——— - —- 150 Passengers Killed or Burned to Senator Jones, in a statement, said| Death; Pools of Molten Silver was informed that water power, Represented Hordes of Rupees. ‘developments to be undertaken on | By the Associated Press. BOMBAY, April pathetic scenes were enacted in the train wreck on the Oudh & Rohilk- ‘hand Railway, east of Delhi, Satur- | day when 150 passengers were eith- ‘er killed or burned to death. Only a few of the large number of women ‘and children on the trains escaped BE ENFORCED, U. \¥ JUDGE SAYS ‘burning. As a result of the collision . ‘the gas installation caught fire and Judge Evans Holds in Louisville the flames spread rapidly. Profiteering Case Lever LawiIs (times slowly roasted to death. Too Vague. }medical arrangements aboard LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 30.—| Federal Judge Walter Evans, 30.- more than 4,000,000 and would open ‘up to | capacity of ‘horsepower, the assistance. English subjects After in the course of a case before him against | alleged profiteers, today held necessary Several the; escaped injury. TO REMAIN ON STRIKE we ee Action peats Refusal to Hear Appeal of Men Not Employes, switchmen St: Striking of the morning in New Club Hall, Thir- teenth street and Chouteau avenue, voted to continue the strike, which began April 8. This vote was taken, President Eubank of the St. Louis Yardmen’s Association announced, after he had informed the men of the reply sent by the Federal ing for “emergency” consideration of the strikers’ case. The Labor Board’s reply repition of its former refusal to hear the men’s grievances, so long as they remain on strike. Members of the Yardmen’s Asso- ciation, which is conducting the was a The commission also | St. Louis Car Co. a ear Applaud | voted |meeting and present the company’ 3 | Skilled | —Extremiely | Srotherhood of Railway Trainmen, “aid their brotherhood dues would be payable tomorrow, and that as they would not pay the dues, they anticipated that they would sogn be ‘declared no longer members of the =| Yee ne bank held a conference with ‘united States Senator Spencer in eos I s law office yesterday after- noon. He said afterward that Spen- ced gave him practically the same advice which was given, on previous ban by W. Palmer Clarkson, presi- 'dent of the Manufacturers’ Associa- Striking employes of the St. Louis! tion and W. Frank Caxter, president ‘of the Chamber of Commerce. Their advice was that the men return to work, and then present their griey- if satisfaction is not obtained, to the Federal Labor Board. Eubank indicated, in his talk with 'Carter, that he was convinced this would be the best policy, but the idea nas made little progress among the strikers, who are still determined to | Stay out until they get definite as- surance that their seniority will be maintained, their insurgent organiz- atidn recognized and their wage de- | mands taken up. Half of Striking Switchmen at Okla- homa City Return. | By the Associated Press. | OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok., April 30. —Freight conditions in the railroad | | yards here rapidly were returning to’! ‘normal today with the returm to! ‘work of nearly half of the switch- ‘men who walked out last Tuesday ‘night without assigning any reason | for their action. out were to meet today and take a vote on returning. Tabor Jury Out 25 Hours. By the Associated Press. F PAWPAW, Mich:, April 30.—The | jury in the case of Mrs. Sarah. I. | Tabor, accused of manslaughter in connection with the death of her | daughter, Maude Virgo, was still de- liberating the fate of the aged de- fendant at noon today. Kat that time the jury had been deliberating more than 25 hours. Taken After Board Re-- Louis terminal district, meeting this | depart tomorrow. | STARTS TOMORROW Six Barges Will Carry Equiva-' lent of 250 Carloads of St. Louis Manufactures South. The largest river shipment of mer- chandise freight since the revival of shipping by barge upon the Missis- sippi River in September, 1918, will Six barges, con- taining 5000 tons, which is the equiv- alent of about 250 freight car loads, will depart in tow of the Choctaw of the Government River Service, five of the barges being loaded for ex- port at New Orleans and one for Memphis. . Railroad | Labor Board to his telegram, appeal- | strike in defiance of officials of the ances, first to the railroads and then, Those remaining The demand by shippers for space due to the railroad strike has become ‘so pressing that 324 tons of freight, not subject to weather damage, have been loaded on the top of the cargo boxes and on the exposed forward and after decks of one of the barges. This freight includes 64 crated au- tomobiles, consigned to United King- dom: points and a quantity of bottling machinery destined for Peru. ‘ANONYMOUS GIFT OF $3,000,000 IN CHURCH CAMPAIGN ‘Nine Million-Dollar Pledges to Baptists in Three Days; Third of Interchurch Sum Pledged. By the ate at Press, NEW ORK, April 30.—An anonymous gift of $3,000,000 to the United Financial Campaign of the interchurch world movement was announced at campaign headquart- ers here today with the statement that $100,000,000 of the $336,777,572 sought, had. been pledged. The campaign does not close until next week and more than 100,000 churches in various states are yet to be heard from. Incomplete returns, prepared’ for reading at a luncheon® today at which William G. McAdoo was the principal speaker, showed Pennsyl- vania in the lead with a total of $5,- 471,026 contributed to +the fund. New York was second with $5,.072.,- 571, Illinois third with $2,154,952, Massachusetts, fourth with $2,021.- 926 and Ohio fifth with $1,868,052. Other states which have passed the million mark are California, Mich- igan and New Jersey. | The $3,000,000 gift to the united fund was made to the New World Movement campaigners of the Northern Baptists, making a total of | $9,000,000 in the last three days to ithe Baptists in individual million | dollar pledges. ‘SCOTCH LABOR FOR PROHIBITION Special to the Post-Dispatch. DUNFERMLINE, Scotland, April 30.—The Scottish Trades Union Con- gress has passed a resolution in fa- vor of liquor prohibition. A ene . Actress Dies at County Home. FINDLAY, O., April 30.—Mrs, | Cora Nielsen, ican stage, died at the County Home here yesterday. IN RIVER REVIVAL | STRIKE OF _—— ae Se —- | Judge Curran Not to Make Mandatory Unless ears ag: " Are Idle. | By the Associated Press PITTSBURG, Kan., April 36.-— lowing the announcement of his cision that the new Court of In Judge Andrew J. Curran, in Crawford County District Court morning, granted a temporary junction enjoining Alexander H and other district officials of the Kansas district of United Mine Workers from calli strike. Judge Curran did not make - had asked, stating that it hag shown the Kansas mines now lia are at work. Judge Curran said he would make the injunction the future, during the life of the The temporary injunction will in effect until May 12, when the injunction permanent is set by: ing. cation of the State. PERMITS FILED FOR TWO and David R. Calhoun Are Nearing Com Permits were filed at Clayton day for two residences in 8t. I tion. They are being built by J. Tirrill, president of the Graham per Co., and David R. Goods Co. two and a half stories high on a the Cella road. be built. The total $103,000. The Calhoun home cost will garage. and local uf trial Relations law is constitutional, the a g 3 of ‘the injunction mandatory, as the State . datory if a showing were made in in- junction, that the mines were idiag plication of the State to make S Judge Curran declared the Indis- trial Court law constitutional in a lengthy decision on the demurrer offered by the defense to the — A® NEW RESIDENCES IN CO"NTY.- Homes Being Bullt by J. P. Tirritt » a ! Sag. > wes to- ati County which are nearing comple- Pasa Calhoun, president of the Ely & Walker Dry 9 The The Tirrill permit provides for a= house of cut stone, 40x120 feet and, 30. acre tract on the Clayton road near A garage is also'te’* «eo in the same — neighborhood on a 4%-acre traety*? will cost $73,009, and is a 12-roonyr residence of tile and stucco, wittvsr +" ae CITY EMPLOYES TO GET MONTHES™: 893.60, which was passed by Board of Aldermen yesterday, signed by Mayor Kiel late in day. His action made oie gga payment of city employes, regular payday on April 1S morrow. | was that a provision for a 10 The reason for the passed pay@i¥ PAY WITH 10 PER CENT INCREASE ‘The city budget bill of $19,7062°" the” ae waa” the™ ibe ves passed pending the bill’s passage." The payroll will be completed top 2ure.> per |cent increase in pay for employes Te" ~ ceiving under $3000 a year get bill provided necessary funds. “ha. 75 years old, for many! other increases in the skilled trades | 7 years a popular actress on the Amer-! was effective April 1, but was im. "> Hancock | possible of fulfillment until the bud-"* Tt — Dee a The vic- The | trains were totally inadequate to give | aboard the accident | Lever food cantrol act could not be | pools of molten silver were found | enforced. ‘in the vicinity, resulting from “The act is too vague and its lan- | melting of hoards of rupees, many guage too indefinite,” Judge Evans|of the Indians carried about with said in dismissing the actions. them. x ¥. ss ee nee ae a eee ene a, pen en ee ene eee 1920 MAY _ Jun. Mon. Tues. Wed Thars. | | 13 2O D7 eee Le a =. 8 a's 1920 Fri. Jat. (g 14) yal —_ ¥ a A eee ee ee en ee en a nent “ee £eeeesepeuses BEEBE SQSRBOSEEB RUS a Paste “SV a a “Y as The DAYS of the = a : ha pe tills the soil and later reaps the The Thrifter saves and in the autumn of life has a competency — Sow the seed for your financial har STEIN-BLOCH AND FASHION PARK.- CLOTHES OF ROCHESTER, WHICH: ARE SUPERIOR IN TAILORING TO* ANY OTHERS IN AMERICA. THIS IS THE BEST BUYING OP. PORTUNITY IN ST. LOUIS, BOTH AS TO QUALITY AND LOW PRICE. er mer O0e mer ity Corner ~ OnLocwat gra at Sixth RETO ALE I AR ITEM BE Pit ED: we Oa ae ™ -- - ts 3 POP MEP GIIR.> a 5 saw fe eR EY neg mt eye) Eg? TA OS ane REY pre ES ere CRA ep TROVE SHY

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“ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ? ‘ | FRIDAY EVENING, “APRIL 30, 1920, | 2 y . ‘St LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ea PE a 6 ome - eee goo Ct ne Cer ee mate RS INS ~ ew ; Ts. ee | , UE Chis wife is 91. They came to the and the Countess were niarried a | | > TAND DONATED 10 PUBLIC rt 0 a yipnited States at the conclusion of | few years later. He served as Colo-. : ~ | ae & and along Natural Bridge , RRIED 63 EARS.AGO § fy Hungarian revolution of 1849, /nel of a Federal regiment from Mis- | | Women’s Corsets; from leading ined’ af ) ae win deawe> the kind that. satiety: ne ;all ages to | ithe underlying factors change and English or round toes eit, «4é years...: prices turn’ downward again, bank | ‘“GENYINE BLACK VICI KID, dependable values, $5, $3.50 M P t : jloans and deposits in the United | Rowand or plain toes to 82.00. en’ Ss rants - (States also will decline. This started, | _— TAN BIDE LEATHER Ventilated Oxfords— ® phages Union made; tweeds, cassimeres. and \¥j ‘indeed, in the period immediately ‘‘KEEP YOUR FEET COOL’’ Dressing Sacques Serges; well tailored; assorted sizes to following the armistice. The proc- BOYS” OXFORDS, o0 waist, . ess would have gone far then had it | Brown Mahogany tdik Aga tater 342 25 $5.00, $6.98, $7.50 ; | not been checked by a rapid growth |\ ee ——— ¢ Se + ab asada ag : r 4 Every used Piano and Player-Piano advertised in this sale hk a Men’s $4.50 been entirely rebuilt. Some have been refinished. Every @ _ Pants at looks and sounds like new. Each Piano is fully guaranteed to.gis .- complete and lasting satisfaction. Even at tke low prices © = $ D 95 quote for tomofrow you can buy on terms as low as $5.00 9 4 month. Liberty Bonds accepted at full face value. 1] ii a Perfect fitting cassimere =] TERMS: 3 Per Month or — = and worsted Pants that | Used Pianos = Bargain No. 14... Large size, Barghin No. 2. Upright, en - full, round tone; rebuilt and in tirely rebuilt and refini good , good bargain condition | es Bargain No. 47. This is a bar- 1 Bargain No. 30. Upright, gain, and a good used Piano. | tirely rebuilt and refinished Splendid condition; $125 Sxeellont tone mal « good-looking case. action. Now only. $1 a ee Bargain No. 62. Small. size; _ Bargain No. 15. Upright has good tone; will give many | oak ease, carved e., ~~ vears of service; real 155 front; a beauty, only. ivory ROV%S.6 24.5055; . Bargain No. 16. Good-looking Bargain N0..71. | Graee Pia : . © | smallest size; full octave, ease; splendid tone; full size; for small apartment, guaranteed to give satisfaction... Bargain No. 37. This Piano ig | Bargain No. 11. Player-F really worth much more money | rebuilt and refmished. Bea than we ask: Ask to see | ful tone and excel- Ai this particular stvle.. lent action, 8S8-note.. | Bargain No... 59. Jere is a Bargain No. 27. Plaver-F Piano that will give: several | looks and sounds like years’ good wear and service. | Completely rebuilt and Very good tone; 145 | finished; small size.......... 2 88-note Dressy Scotch. caast- mere and worsted Pants —some in the wanted suit patterns—all sizes —Saturday at £5.95. ss rs Young Men’s Flannel Pants at $8.95! percale; assorted | in the export balance, financed by en. special, | Men’s Blue Overalls | heavy Government loans to Europe. | == | Boys’ This started a new boom, which | } lifted the level higher than re. PEDDIE PPP Bungalow Aprons Men’ S $5. 00 Hats | "Won au cae see Bg ane : bean . Women's Bu n or pte 50 Stiff, derby or soft | Ed win Kemmerer, pr ofessg»” of | Sere. eeald ‘aati at Bs felt; assorted m economics and finance, Princeton $2.25; Saturday sizes 4 ; ‘University, after reviewing the ’ - . , , ‘two groups of causes for inflation = Store Open Saturdays Until 6:30 P. M. _ ee | — MO i, , aa . »" ws se * r a brie 7 pS et _ ee : . ) ily gers ens “wat Sepcithed ‘ave pemeouniias = . . 4 an | 6 are made of all-wool fabrics; they'll satisfy a . = Y All new Spring styles; oile and organdie \ for inflation, according to Dr. Jacob & i 5) AMS 2e ® ; values up to $ 4.98 Waists; regu- 49 } | H. Hollander, Professor of Political = | . io a! j BES & | lar $2.50 | Economy, Johns Hopkins Univefsity- Ww PRUNES Fanev large Silver Pra fine for eating, full natural sugar. Extra large, ib enh D. cascuwes ro ncll Sunaweet, 5-Ib. pkgs.t larce Prunre; pke.. Sunsweet Large Prunes, /b., Sunsweet Med. Prunes, [b., ~ = a FLOUR Piceiy Wiesly prices naiderably lower than ® 00; OS OT eo ef ey? q ' a ae. & values ; | Bonds at Low Interest. | “The first.”” he said, ‘‘consisted in| | issuing bonds at artifically low inter- Men’s Dress Shirts, $7.95 $9.98 $9.25) B coitus ke | A A OME TF Very unusual valu es $ | serve banks so that bond buyers found it easier to obtain additional & id tg ; 4 Pn -- 4 a+ mae, Be f¢€£ % & : ' if $ $ In very desirable patterns; all made of high-grade materials; great ‘credit from the banks to pay their & foe ae A SeHied | Savin 2S 0 10 to $15 UN values. | bonds rather than use their savings | & ae oe Apaee tc PETE E . ‘ ; ; 'or such bank deposits as they al- | White Shirts Suspenders silk Hosiery “ready had. | g Men's White Shirts with | Men’s Suspenders, with | Women's Silk Hose, with | ‘The second, and more important |Z | os Bae x . 7 ee a °f ? » : i 5 i : j fi % \ laundéred cuffs; made : | isle garter tops, heels ‘way - ‘ ia. | = - 8 oe Ee ae Se ee cee. ) bd H f s *h ‘ ff & M a at anndene! leather ends; durable, | an teen: P els way in which the treasury con- | tee. oon § ei ar "f C a her rx ry cheap R elastic, | 86.40, © 1 .98 m™ tributed to inflation was by con- | 4 te = 4 3 ie fae $3.98 to.. i ta. , cb da Sey #. i ao ome... J . $ ¢ $65 i 4 : 4 = ‘ me | suits at 45, 55, | ent wholesale cost. Indicat * $1.25 ' to “Wm | tinued adherence, eyen after the ar- | Men’s Neckwear Hose Supporters | Fiber Hose _mistice, to its wartime practice of HESE fine suits are made to: es ce at em ome borrowing from the banks by mean a lak. dectee: eae | Men’s Hose Supporters; ! bag Pe liste “in he wees of pdbenn Toe A pean penis : wear longer, fit better and aré ame © Gold Medal, 24s more stylish than ordinary clothes q Gold Medal, 10s special for | and Bact | “Over and above its unwholesome | can BLED t C effects upon the money market and. Gold Medal, 5s “'They’re very unusual values, and are worth Bae © $10 to $J5 more than other make clothes % m Saturday eo Yee 8480 to... at the same price 55 x 4 £ BEANS A big selection at *45, } . 6 ” Del Monte, buffet size th PPERST LEE RIVEN YS ba THERES: yeaa i it ii ' upon the nation’s finances, certificate borrowing aggravated the problem | he 5 50 $ 48 of high prices by checking or delay- | ie ing an otherwise probable fall in’ yea ay | Prices or even contributing to a still higher price level. It did this by of most-? Women’s Canvas Low Shoes’ O'' $4.95 Shoes have St. Louis talk- reason of the fact that’ the certifi-. brands; ing of their good quality and the YB °#'e* of indebtedness emitted by the at Three Very Low Prices roe in revit pair. . ,treasury were taken almost en-. : Choice of Colonials, Oxfords : m tirely by the banks for themselves | high- and Pumps; louis or military$ cnoice of chocolate and ‘and their customers and in either shoes, ? heels; at black leathers in the new- ‘event were paid for by the banks al. | patent Tu or at $1.95 and 48 } est styles including the new Most entirely by credit.” one-button = effect, Men’s $6. 00 Shoes) i o:¢ merry ge ‘Dog Fight Sends Women to Court. |B heels to «+ choose Four styles to "| | When Mrs. May Graycobb, 28 | 1 . : choose ees 4. =: 94.95 cas thers, Be , years old, 1627 Leffihgwell avenue, all sizes, at [Seren her husband’s dog into the | Boys’ court uséd by 24 families last Sun- | Shoes Special ed * \day morning because he was. sick, | Eng Boys or wide he - m the collie dog belonging to the hus- toes; —_ 9 to ‘band of Mrs. Leo Eckert, 18, of 2804 13%; ee: : | Madison street, picked a quarrel) a ay ‘with him, so the testimony ran in|; ris , if (i? ge ot’ | ie bs ‘a | Help Yourse: cia | Canvas Oxfords — White | iris’ Can as Boots—P; retty En |Police Court this morning. The two| Ey | Ae oe Sek 4 eS : ~*~ 4 = . Es English Lace Oxfords; sizes | giish toes; sizes 1134 ss oe women went down to separate the | = | J - fag te 7 ei tes | 4 , Grand and ge ~ SI - 11% to 2, $1.69; $1 39 he apn sizes 81% sy ‘dogs and got into a fight themselves. | = ed Si? Hh ; 4 5 : . ~ Easton Near Taylor a > MN 4 ! ce | + } ies Bm , Grand Near Gravois 8% to 11.:., 1, special at ‘The Prosecuting Attorney Jectured | | | ¥h. : : ooth women. They promised to try 7 ) . ia) y : eet a ¥4 ‘ PPPPPPEBAD 3.62055 Pow oNieh tach Bary nenet fies : ? of ha iat i Fe Ee : PE Ee ate amtemmnnin me wer PSMA $) Shae ich bts SOR ee ¢ ees * y- SN ye dere Th shasandbibisbls Dans voters as Ay > pare po ee ae i Saree need tag rad ibis aitadies DL goes neat ati 1) a P| bit ye i . 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WOT LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, 1920. ee NUMER ee, ae cerenseas win fsucer cies ran on me = 85) PENSION FOR Al |FOUR RECEIVE REPRIEVE JUST —=eprieves. trom Gov. smith tour ad plants in the new northwestern in-, tural Bridge, east of the industri al ‘hour r , : s before the exe cution was to rs 3 ites trues seep ave-| dustrial district. Notice of their ac- | district, anid on the connections, BEFORE TIME FOR EXECUTION. = taken place. Re nues needed for the hana ae Son ae nor pena with the} Palm and North Fifteenth streets, he four men are Joseph Milano, : ve , > rd of Public Service. ithe city will acquire the land | ' ne Lely from 60 to 100 feet, has! T Nz ee \ >) : Pa as Cassidy, Joseph Usefof and : ' he Natural Bridge avnue wide- needed by condemnation, under or | fen Had Been Sentenced to Die in Charles McLoughlin. They were: donated to public use by the! nin i 4 g is part of the Twelfth street | dinances which have been passed. | Sing Sing Chair for Murder of . | Subway Aquat. convicted of the murder of Otto Fi- | Apply at Once to General Yardmaster, ios ‘eas dtalaned a alo, who was shot to death while at- VENICE, ILL., OR 332 PIERCE tempting to prevent his rcssailants Widows Would Get $30 and] OSSINING, N. Y., April 30.—Four from robbing a subway station. BLDG., ST. LOUIS men convicted of the murder of a! Milano 1s alleged to have made a Helpless, Lame and Blind Bronx subway agent and sentencea COmfession to Warden Lawes yester- . ; 22. Extra. day in which he asserted that he: ALTON RAILROAD . vi AZI te G O e Rs| to die in the electric chair at Sing alone was responsible for the death CHICAGO AND a | Sing Prison late last night obtained | of Fialo. | By the Washington Correspondent | of the Post-Dispatch. RE TESS EM ETT es TOT ca A | WASHINGTON, April 30.—De-| = —= = SSE a creased purchasing power of the, | Stars Houre s tetebdey’ 9 A Mto6P.M. dollar led to the passage of the Fuller pension bill, now before the President. it is estimated that the | 4 " bill, if approved, will add about $65,- if 000,000 to the amount paid pen-' * sioners of the war of 1812, the Mex- | Men! By sheer force of undersell- ‘ ce Ppa | , ican War and the Civil War. Sur- A ing we intend to make tomorrow vivors of these Wars now are re-— GR ND- LEz \. DER the climax of this big sale. Be ceiving an average of vi 37.560 aiff ssceprecananecinesiannttmiegensiinet a peer bist INE aa 5 : : ; ' here—you’ll profit in a big way’ month and their widows $2: ine Mme hg gel poe rd e * SUITS | In the Men’s Store Across the Street at Seventh Pred Q x we 2 » P Ras vt3 tea bh J ous eae Sg si Bi RR RRR RR oer on + ‘ b ¥ > > Poh egy Mp se i, $50 a month and of widows, $30. , Veterans who are helpless or blind, | or so nearly helpless *or blind as to | oe lt ll a Rt te sheomened Nearly 1000 Fine Quality ; me Worth Up to $25— at require regular attendance, would | 440 SUI : o Nobby “Cassie § receive an additional $22. One who breasted Canni- 7 in service lost, or was disabled in, a | eee ; mere Suits for the 95 ‘hand or foot, would receive $60 a % young men! Staple month: an arm above the elbow ora h o For Men and Young Men ee See wee leg above the knee, $65; an arm at ated for older men! _ sizes—Saturday the shoulder joint or leg at hip. SATURDAY AT joint, or so near to joint that an ar- 4h tificial limb: cannot be used, $72; one hand and one foot, $90. The pension of $30 would be pavable to} a widow who was married to a vet- lil Beam H e ; ; - oo 3 0 a eran prior to June 27, 1905. lor ph : ‘ 5 by : ) tn this sale oy - Men S $4.50 Worth Up to $5 t each child under 16 she would get a ‘ } 4 | S | Roth men and $6 additional. In case of death or ished. ~very —_— fe ie Pants at ¥ in tke x meng A} remarriage of the widow, the pen- gt : J : beh ie pean - ne s sion would go to the child of chil- ne low prices en ship of these extra dren under 16. zm T= quality All - Wool Army nurses of the Civi f low ” en Pp Bit | Suits! Sises for would be put on th 1 - at ue. —— a everybody! Saturday ‘ 1S, DOnG TOre @ 4 | ; e | $20 a month and the same provision 3 | — oe would be made for dependent par- th , Sac “4 _ ; — ents of the Civil War. Payments at a a hy ses Lae" ae” Mss. i: Re ‘ *- ee © © pag HY *, . Pertect fitting cassimerae and worsted Pants that the increased rates would begin at cant be beat for gcen- the date of the quarterly payments 1. —— ye 2 > ga wear Worth Up to $60—at due July 4, August f and September 4. sfatbeall a Scores of single. double breasted and i-button | Unusually f i "2§ 0 A wa, gical eTi = fa ; atyrles, made of eplen wors » cassimere, 3 . . $165; Ten! © DOLD | ans chovict fabrics from the host American looms | the omer Stor ye ROBBERS IN AUTO DASH THROUGH -~ a ait BT: at $8.95! ! . ——- oa was outdistanced. So $345. ae | st Kight Kansas City patrolmen with | 7 riot guns and rifles, awaited the 27. Piayer-Pianos = j . : Am 4 robbers’ car at the Kansas City end ade ike new? ac F ! ot a Missouri River bridge. When ‘built’ ‘and rel an" x : Store Open the Bon i een they com- ff = : = “4 3 , + mande 6 driver to stop. Instead, , Saturdays te car Gee ft ane Ghee CLOTHING. COMPANY A oy 4 ' though one tire was ‘flat. The ' i ‘ if Until 6:30 P. NM. fired wt the salibare er ther vaaee N. W. Cor. Sth and Washington Av. : ~ Re on. The patrolmen gave chase in| police Fords and an hour later " deggi Copyright 1920, The House of Dicitites found the robbers’ car in an allev 7 “| Superb Clothing Values ' §€6§©96,500 Pounds of ‘Our Seized. by the Associated Press. Marketing Is Easy When You sagethn anna onde peesesia aaa For Men and Young Men ‘stored in two warehouses, belonging | | to seven grocery firms, and alleged : to be hoarded, yesterday afternoon. §| Assistant District Attorney Peterson | said Lever act prosecutions will fol- |] } : low and if the suits are successful at OLE Coor ihe Cort the sugar will be placed on the mar- | ket. One concern had _ 62,600) Yes, and It Costs LESS, Too! pounds, ‘We want you to feel that Piggly Wiggly is YOUR store and will appreciate any sugges- Spring Suits From the House of Kuppenheimer tions or complaints about any ge pel rok rye oa ot gem Loui | ! EN who are abreast of the times in matters of, business, well know the conditions of the see oe Jia wear : clothing markets, and will recognize at a glance that the above price offers truly remark- : | able values in this nationally-known make of clothing. . ere Are a Few Helps for Your Saturday Needs: |@| H ° P a ‘5 ff This is a special selling event that presents choosing from an assortment which insures satisfac- tory selection from this Spring’s correct models, of materials in the desirable patterns and colors. Also another group of Spring Suits from other reputable makers will be priced, special, at $45. (Men's Store Across the Street-——Second Floor.) — / Nf sSUGARAND \f_. PRUNES Z SUGAR AND SALMON Fancy large Silver Prunes; (One Week's Supply Left) = ~ heavy ocon- fine for eating, full of Pride Jams contain nothing sumption is fast approach- natural sugar. but sugar and fruit, half and ing. A little extra stock half, and have made many laid up in the pantry now Extra lar e lb friends in St. Louis. . All we have is being dis- will save money later. lb een re © a - ..43e tributed among the different Large, Piggly Wiggly stores and when Commerce Alaska, Sunsweet, 5-Ib. pkgs.s $1,23 they sell all that they have on I-Ib. tall can hand, we will be out, large Prunes; pk« Those of you who appreciate - Terrapin Pink, the quality and low price will 14-lb. size, can should secure any more later Johnston Red, Sunsweet Med. Prunes, Ib., 21c on, the price will be much 1-Ib. tall can higher. Piggely Wiggly sciis only at Esquimaux Deep Red, a reasonable profit over actual 1-lIb. tall can cost, eo that you can still buy as long as these goods last, FLOUR which will mot exceed one l-lb. tall can week, ; 22 ounces Sugar and Fruit, Pansy Fancy Chinook, 2T¢ %-lb. tall can Pigely Wiggly prices are Plum 2 ag Weare considerably lower than pres- Apricot + a Ye ent wholesale cost, Indications are that prices will be atill Peach .... .37'A4€ * apne Loganberry ...4ic SARDINES Gold Medal, 24s ; Raspberry ... .4ic Gold Medal, 10s Blackberry ...4ic Sea Foam, Case lots; six kinds; : : Gold Medal, 5s \ 24 cans ' Underwood's, = a = iat ! Boys’ Blouses, 3 for $3.45 Sale of Men’s Shirts ELECT three of these Blouses for your boy or enough to last him through the entire season. Made of good quality percale in assorted colored stripe effects. Collars attached, pockets. All sizes. : (Men's Store Across the Street—Third Flvor.) A GROUP that includes Shirts of rep, poplin and mef- . cerized cloths, in a variety of neat and wide colored 7 6 ] Ss it stripe effects. Soft turnback cuffs. Splendid Shirts tha = Sko ny ul S are well made throughout. All sizes. Because of the ex- With Extra Knickers 4 low price many men will buy them in halt-dosgl —and Pay Us While Wearing and Enjoying! me se ee a ee ee - - LL Silk 4-in-Hand Ties, $1.45 7 )) MADE of strictly wool fabrics, with the Shown in heavy double allovers, moires, brocades, ete, ; best of tailoring, the best of trimmings black-and-white effects; also other colored designs. Opes and the best styles. Shown in the popular plain sii shades, fancy mixtures, tweeds and checks. Single . and double breasted styles. Full-lined Knicker- Pe aera bockers. Sizes 7 to 18 years. "ini Sua foro vor, win eure icee Mf any’ Dress Oxfords: Suits of fast-color blue serge, several new styles, sizes 7 to 18 years, $17.50, $18.50 and up N offering that no man can afford to over- +783 8 $16.50 — erase T 4. : Blouses ‘OLD POTATOES \ | "i" $4.95 to $15 Have fust received «¢ last BEANS ear, "bearkt before the strike; less and skinless.... Ny only adding reasonable profit. S = , N d ount of strike. We Del Monte, buffet size ie eroeree Soeens ¢ $1.23 : MEN’S — Del Monte, 2V size ; Don’t forget your Lemons | 4 AS SUITS | 1-pound lots 9c lg with Salmon aie 3 Best grade Northern White ° C : te mw it d ’ d. per dozen $2 $ Dainty No. 9 size i cle teroe mediur ot —— large Grape —_, . 7,50 70 \ \ small—to suit yourself. f ~*~ each (Men's Store Across the Street—-Main F loom 4 mm en | ee | Suits with double “yee a refully tl look. Shoes such as these are a “rare buy,” ffects an breasted styles, in plain e 18.50 at the price we quote for Saturday. lored. Sizes 6 to 18 years, $14.95, $16.50 and Children’ S Headwear Come in brown calfskin and [ Straw Hats, in all the popular colors, $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 to $9.50 black gunmetal calfskin. Me- Best GRANULATED CANE SUGAR Always on Hand at Lowest Prices for Quality Straw Tams, $4.50 to $5.95 Wash Hats, Sec aid up 6 dium toe or extteme fiat. Re Help Yourself at 705 Washington and Broadway and Lucas | * Serge Tams, — $2.95 and up Cloth Hats for the older Grand and Lucas Easton Near Union 6003 Kingsbury Delmar Near Hamilton | : Wask Tams, $1.25 and up boys, $2.45 to $4.95 glish lasts. Goodyear welted Easton Near Taylor 5712 Easton Olive and Boyle Bartmer and Hodiamont | Caps in plain blues, greens and brown, fancy $2.50 t0 $4.00 sewed soles. All sizes. Grand Near Gravois 5976 Easton (Wellston) Delmar Near Clara Grand and Connecticut [|iM}! Credit Clothing Co checks. ot. 48. “re 00, 2.50 o $4 706 North Broadway —s Se i a ste A aay — eee ae —— . oa ¥ ie 4 re es > a: eae Tt a oh ee ” ‘ =e. ab ae Sse a mei oe ie 3 ae ok ‘ “a7; ; ro le vs Mt Re nit es yi ae Se ae : a nas * = "git seg > ae ’ he AR Uy .g ar hp SE ‘ : ae Tie Came ’ Ww RE A. BE at by . : . 6 :° & _- . te “SG a nee Saray hr aed. aoe ; ‘ ; : Sy = = > 2 te _ = . 2 =. aon ‘ ; _ o ey f s _ * a ‘ ~ 3. : - - : ‘ 4 S * a of ¥ ¥ ; : 2 fs Y . Sp En “ye “ ae + a3 2B 5 o “7 r P er 7 - 4 a : ¥ § a ‘, s a A ‘ C 3 ——— SR ¥ - * — ‘ « 3 : = oe eee alle amie “dad ak teh SS a 8 ie Te ke a er ee ee Pe ee ie bie ve . aE. Re 4 , y . > oe 5 1 : ee ae tn ae fre ee ‘ ae v ae! . " ‘ a a es w * pe 5 te eee ae ia - - a F 7. 3 - " ¥y Sateen CR RAS 0 OS : ee te oll 5 eas * se os Ie en ? . = 4 ~ Be i Pe a A Ee oy . 2 ; Ad - ig ‘3 3 “ , cep ROLE TG A A A EGE Ni Re oo stabs a ame wes owt et RA the a " : ae ee — Se pace : Ci eRe ee ere aps Peg ane 8 reall ” J o> x " - ' . . 2 38s;3 i Lae ee or ee oT x aise . “ Pam oy au , a i ee 7 tae ; ._ = , : > 3 ; - , Pp > Pre “ .- . as nd a ne * ~. ¢ tA ¥ ? * <4 " . ’ * a ee * ta te ? oP ee West Coe , 21 Ny ~ ‘ . . rn « . » Ef np . 7 a , i ome as Kap Moen ar 2 “ Phe os . io) g eye a! at wy ey Lee up x : eet oe Kf. a6 es x BP ae SO pak, Soap ns! Y. wes Wee Saree 5 - € . wy ahr ig “ aS RE Sore Bk $ Ty Sets $ * he My eRe, , i os : U ne atten ee de ae ae ee tt SOR eee . - "

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~ : oT LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH - FRIDAY EVENING APRIL 30, 19207 see me ss _ST. LOUIS a 2 ee Labor Refuses to Vote on Beer. CLEBURNE, Tex., April 30-- The | ) Texas State coverage of sonic in fee : ‘ fannual convention he! ? os | e Pictures irefused to consider a re tcremy in- A; 5 ”* Serer the manufacture of beer and in 0 in rires y ae | Y u Can Take ‘light wines. The vote against con- | Y Ze , | , | sideration, 473 to 204, came after a y , y ' | th da Kodak lengthy and bitter debate. | : ' MEN © AND BOYS | i , a = is no limitation to the Plan to Cut Prices a Prevent- & U | T te ine y , Gy 3 t OP ie der, Pe | ing Resales and Eliminat- as ing Speculation hots, time exposures and ing =: vi | UWhiiien : | portraits. It is all a question — At — | Nhe =F | 7 of: bowing now. Tv the Associated Press t BEFORE-WAR PRICES \ " > § 2 1 WAS HH i ay GTO | AVEN UE If h Kodak we will gilt weerevietind soe ie Ree. . kee p you get better pic WASHINGTON, April 30-—Susur Men's Blue Serge Suits . .15.00 : Directly Opposite Statler Hotel r pictures help — Ect bette P ‘refiners have entered into an agrec- bay one, we will “help. you > ‘ment with the Department of Jus- Boys’ Cassimere Suits. . . 9.00 "4 tice to co-operate with e CGovern-' : corse gil eB ieee 481 pas, ruse || MEN'S and WOMEN'S STYLISH CLOTHING you how to use it. | Mee! § 74 ee LN ae ‘sugar to the trade, and to that °X-| Men’s Blue Serge Pants 4 45 ¥ Gee: [ left Baton Rouge, tent to decrease speculation, it.was ¥, | Weber. a . ‘. y 203, announced last night by . : bs Boys’ 1.50 Knickers wees 3 PERI, fe Fae Ss Ladies’ Suits, accordion-pleated skirt, Eton 3 4. o i) | ' e8 e- ‘ bj ; c a Y- one EEE | Watches fanaa e_sald, aarood to vetoes Se ee Seaeartice _—— Wewelr Terms commodity Would take a direct| Mem* $1 Union faite ......... body is plump, sweet jackets, all-wool serge; former price, $60, now... . , y } course ( ; . anit : . . 5S aia: ty rr ” vO ¥ IS pl ea . - MEN’S ITS 5 | aoe was. raised by the refiners, however, | Mems and Hoye! $1.50 Caps Se and juicy. Just wait MEN’S SUITS—All new shades; all sizes; | No red tape or. embarrassing ito the elimination of the “legitimate Men’s Heavy Blue Overalls and Coats, i : ' sin > tah $60 values 4 _* WE are not coe | l vou rv . — wae if te ok. eek 4 ; UF aad : E ugh elothi to the consumer Objection |) Men’s 3.50 Felt Hats . 330 E\very astiie guarantee | sugar broker,” who, ae yan Preeti four pockets, double stitched ’ ; "pose © ak F geen: ain, - *4 *{r 2 s > se in s cream gravy. Melt Only a limited number of the above garments on sale 3 \~ our part to sacrific 4 a ‘ ; c — from the Swellest Homes in the West End, Will take your diamond in sueneewe a ust ful purpose Our repair department Is fully system. Open Saturday Night till 10 | equipped to serve you fe a , outh? ‘ ra $ Che refiners have reappointed the 4 ~ ae ey In yoOUr?r mourn moo ifs ° Palm Beach Suits 4\ 44 committee which functioned during’ ; ? oy 7 You'll aay 80. Directly Opposite W - A k rim n Washington i Pix rendering a Pub po 'Em Now—Golng Up. the war, with a view. to determina | | . , Hotel Statler s a . Avenue ; : prehension exists § APER'N OVERALLS, ion of ‘reasonable margins of . , T OF | Lion. soni iargins yt ) rf “QA O- Yours, | pif for the lll MEN'S: TROUSERS. .$2 cURnv COMPant pi@it.”’ Officials were assured they | A a2 } . 3 ? P “pose . RAINCOATS : oew . would have thé support of this com- | , NEW POTATO : an : . ee A . 3 spects Publie Opir mittee in running down cases of | ee The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening >) ' & SACK COATS Room 203 Oriel Building 7 ‘ket } fentiendots AN & *, Until profiteering, hoarding or market! ee Oe oR | newspaper giving Associated Press news service. , 4 ae. os. 3837 Delmar j2d Floor, 346 | N. 6th St. F speculating, Palmer said , “~ c 1 ik ' Sateiiand Edda madeiideennatlieaaea et Department officials have under, am, consideration a renewal of the li-| censing system which was' in effect: during the war Representatives of the refiners said they would arrange a “clearing house’ to obtain accurate | ‘information as to distribution of all sugar stocks, in order that éxcessive | purchases by favored buvers might = be checked. : 5 Des ; . . TON AV The department, however, does. Store Hours: Daily, 9 lo 3: 30—Saturday, i) to 6 Olive and Locust Toa Ninth to Tenth 517-519 WASHING ° not expect the present shortage.to be ‘ ERE eased sug yas ged before July, when OT sees Cloak & Suit Co.'s © 2920 reef cron wee sear | | May Sales Fivents Wil] Make T his the Biggest 4 STYLEBIL made by =~ Suniiitendnd ete ae eee the ope ee ee wee ' ow —l¢ i ca 7 . ' z 16th and Washington Av., St. Louis, Mo. Central American Sugar Yield Estl- | 220,500,000 Pounds Newark New York mated = , 8. * ie By the Associated Press a 4 | BAN SALVADOR. Salvador, April _ 2 3 | ~The sugar yield of Central : 3 F ba TwOyt r iH) Noy TH) Sy " a aml wT - ‘ a ae ek e . a ; bok oe shes ° bake WD hes iby ii 2? Oe tes 3 Py ry Y ER rea F ’ PER OO gale nitty NS ee ee to ii = — i - ee ecchs a for this season is estimated at 1,000,000 quintals (a quintal is ‘about 220% pounds) —a 3 - J ‘ 7 rh ‘ ad , ry” . +. ; : _ ‘Sugar Reac hes Record Price of 31 Mes Hs avo We Sta rted laving plans for Ma \. 1920, The moni - | in MN. VR Ow MD Cents a Pound in Chicago. ; ' E~_s : oe ; ay ve | . , Eby | By the Associated: Preen 5 ety : : preceding Summer, is atime when people should supply Sum- “SappHs.. --. ( He AGO, April 30.-—Sugar ~ x. ee : ,° . , Tit 'reach* “i the highest price Ooh record f, . yg! o/s Mj ~ AN mer requireme nts, Many kinds (| cood, seasonable merchandise will > al | RE EP hh aie ead chiechtoe ea ti i | in Ch yesterday, according 1 : | | Af war he offered. therefore. at prices that should appeal to all thrifty people. | , Bedell Stores in commilssion men when a 1000-pound | lot sold for 31 cents a pound whole- sale. Buyers attempted to buy more \ | i7 Citi ence ee (a ree mene by offering 32 cents, but there was ~ a Fortunate and farsighted purehases have been made Y it 9 Bra sX SESS Th 40 th q rae | ON eakN | ; $5 ' LAW ilk | j : ~ dd \ which will enable us to present savings opportunities all C on C OPINION ON ANNEXATION 7 rey) yj} WH decidedly unusual. Interesting news will be published athe gar a fa : P KY. fg AR ct hey ERIE, A tN A la oO at, ns SPA —— —— ——__—&_8Y CITY COUNSELOR DAVES Wie" a every dae ta ioe | y | -. a peat eS € Coats Worth $39. 75 k . ' An opinion that St. Louis can ae- 7A / a Aer ae complish annexation ef that portion j f 8 B43 *4 of St. Louis County swcmmieaae bot ed it Lp i ; t Worth 35 00 “af Wy | ee by a legislative enabling ace bait that Ah i 4 = - , . sf 0a S$ hd we ‘ ’ the return of the citv to the county, ~ , / ‘ Ce, J 9 —e y F OCe em se the annexation of the entire county SS SS ee aaa = C. t W th $30 00 . nv by the clty or the adoption of a bor- () y ~ | ( . ag —_ ough system of government by the é . ss k ‘ 0a $ or a : oe city and county can be mips bay ne A Special Group and Sale of only by amendment to the State Con- Coats Worth $25.00 Ve “ened gipaghanae teal Men’s Regular $2.50 --for Confirmation ED» The opinion was at the request of ee 3. Cee : Samuel Rosenfeld, chairman of th: : C ts Worth $20 00 PE Sia REL (;reater St. Louis conference, which \ | | Is time tO Huy them. od . - eS is seeking to extend the city’s limits. , and a copy was sent to the St. Louis T hese all- wool N ortol kK 6 va County Court. The only commen: : ify : . - hy . rry Made to Sell ata Considerably Higher Price Extra lrous €rs lO Match New silhouettes, | | | brics—T af fetas, met, Choice. hs ‘s ln smart belted stvles wid a good range of patterns af- Tricotines—nav aqies ford an unusual opportunity to supply his Summer clothes Suits HEY are made in medium wide open-end Vitale it Ve requirements. These may be selected in all sizes from 7 to Tailored Frocks for rials sail : Tye ; Dresses gracefully draped. $95 t $65 | a satin slip neckband, The patterns are ver¥ attractive IR vears. Saturdayv-only at $22 50 and $25.00 ° . including figured and striped designs. There are also about ibe) vi: say i ee ie ts fles. Revealing handsome | SPRING 200 knitted four-in-hand Ties in plain patterns and colors COATS and cross stripes in the lot $18 to $42 CRUDE Ce ee ig Per | ee | | A Tremendous Success Was the Important. Sale of DRESSES fork women—a sale of 3000 8 patrs of full-fashioned blacl. i Bi ¥ | $16.50 $45 eae Crisp New Summer Dresses at $9, 95 is Foie i A suiers — + ores: RULY Lupre ssive Was the scene inthe Basement Slop tod: us where crowds — t dt $10.00 | ; 0 $18 gs of eager Women Were 1n turn impressed by the exceptional Dress valyes . +]. al : offered at the low Price of $9.95 | " “ Men’s Suits pair Jest bs -. Marquette Cloak & Suit Co.’s me ip = apr, ES ay | ie pa : Ak and HIS is not a selling of seeonds. very pair of hose is in At the beginning of the sale over 100 difterent styles were Worth U > u es 3 : é Ss U i T S to $45. O06 Topcoats T perfect condition - hne &: “y ill fashioned. with liste ol | ered. 1) organdie, vingham and printed voile—-and SIZES i $30 to $65 tops. : ranged complete from 14 to 44. OQ’ t account ‘ot ihe paper sh shortage an 99 imited “news. To insure long service, bo oes and heels are rein- : ) eae of neta Si gle dye aaa It's the reatont OoD-W foreed. You will pronoune = =e , Owing to the tremendous purchase, Wwe are still able te supply plenty of ® any store . offeri > * Siti A ; ‘ . ; : . .. . 1 silk-lined tricotine men's-wear serge, silk-iined eee hest value viving event of , | styles and SIZES that will appeal To any woman who 1s interested mn Simmer fo 10, $1.85 the pair | Frocks. If vou did not attend today .ado so tomorrow. Poiret twill and other high-class Suite at leas than ondiess—every color—every size is represent od. 8O4 NORTH BROADWAY Mix ale Table s-~ First Fleor Basement Trees Shop % on cee alone are worth The range of styles ia a! CREDIT CLOTHING Co. Stzes range from 8V tome Bovs’ Clothing Shop—-Second Floor A la NR “ ae i ‘ aa. a... Sn yam we * Or ihe = ; 5 ‘ wl vik a , Pe: ati : i re ai - ~_ 7 pot Ti ’ ane we q ae “e = are ; = SE A ANTE TTI tO ON A te

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‘to Tenth Se ee Lest he month bly Sum- dise will vy people. de ICN ed = oP) - : 4 ¥ Ry . ‘ : ig” : Yooull 7 : voow Ge a feng '. 4 Pe ae ee as: rage 7 a - a ° ace ee ee ees en Shak os %* ie ies of Summer ‘eye nt ‘cailie - ~ . ae 7 "5 - , > ¥ rs; , tude / arte ‘ w a - - Sore e . we Sa Canc Sy 3 bg 7 pe... \* ie Rie See a u ' «Sg Ut, sale Sead Z Sy eee ort eee Se ME * as my ¥ * : ped d ; s . A re : - .. iw Ar-seF ei ; a 4 > | a4 J : ik = 5 7 s AE % x ee 5, . ft bd 4 > | 3 of “4 ; ) al . ™/ 7 * “ ¥ Bs ches St aor —T . he SOS . 5 J ; ~~ én ‘ let r s - Som = ——— ° tte el . Po : > Ue : C x - neg ae a tended pty: ges Re ‘ > i Sa ae ri * “ ; 2 , ? . F re . 3 : : = ae A ee ee 2 ae Oe ~ pe . : . . “ - : 2 x ¢ ° ae ¢ ‘ k +S ete aint * : P ee CMe cory, , : £ rssh aa - ee ne Mc Moe Ba te : lar ee , 3 et ee 4 . . ee ES rn " 4 ‘ Stags.) Ue OI 8 " ; - — setae tc) a MY ° se > . “= 7 [= : 3 | # | i} i: i ast . a ee ee eer a Pee ; A ne a a Ne | What You Get For As Little As $35: STYLEBILT Suits, All-Wool, Hand-tailored, made by us, known by us, guaranteed by us. b WERNER & ieee | Washington Ave. corner Eighth St. ‘ | : Clothes Shops in Principal Cities fo Newark New York Brooklyn _— Pittsburgh Philadelphia AAT STS TTT ~ . ({X) AO \ a RNA as cane a ieee a Dead - 7] ra Caria Catia AbiaW DOO OO te VE: 4 t 4 q 4 g 1 : ts &% ry . | mm F ~ , i 4 J Chicago ‘MAN BEATEN IN DISPUTE | OVER TWO ROWS OF OMIONS Ee County Gardener Gets Warrant for | Neighbor—Says Wife Also Was Attacked. A dispute over the boundary line | at the Walton and Olive roads, St. Louis County, yesterday brought Fred Valentine and Charles Mc- Daniel to blows over the ownership of two rows of onions which had oc- cupied the contested strip. McDaniel went from the office of his physician to the Prosecuting At-| _torney’s /office with his head in | bandages and obtained a warrant for the arrest of Valentine anda man said to be a relative-of Valen- | tine. McDaniel declared that his jaw had been fractured and that his wife also had been beaten. | Valentine had visited the Prose- | cuting Attorney’s office earlier in the day and had recited the dispute. He said McDaniel had pulled up onions, seed which cost $21. He was advised to go home and await inquiry into the McDaniel’s side of the contro- versy, but, instead went to Mc- Daniel’s home where the fight started. | Uhrig Brothers Bring | §$. Court Against Dressers’ Local, 2 Officers, ; 2. 2s 2 ee OF +: mh . an between their five-acre truck farms | ‘POLES ADVANCE IN UKRAINE By the Associated Press. WARSAW, April 30.—The resist. ance of the Bolsheviki has been |broken in South Ukraine. according ‘to today’s conimunique which an- nouncedsthat the Poles have cap- tured Mobhilev, and are now moving southeast along the Dniester. The Poles have Captured 15,000 prisoners, 60 cannon, hundreds of machine guns and 76 locomotives POULTRY COMPANY PICKETED BY UNION MEN SUES FOR $36,000 | Action in U, , ||) since their offensive began, the communique added. . On and After May 1, 1920, The Chicago City Ticket Office of the WABASH RAILWAY Will be located at 144 SOUTH CLARK STREET (opposite Edison Bldg. ) Telephone Harrison 4000 —_——— ee — Suit for damages has been filed in|}, the Uhrig Bros. Poultry Co., fourth street, against local No. Poultry Dressers’ Union, of the the United States District Court by || 812 North | |//; ron iyi oD & & Vi] | District. Council of the Amalgamated a | Meat Cutters and Butcher or North America, Trades and Labor Union. Workers | Hi and the Central || together | | | with the officers of all three organi- | | Zatlions. | The company charges /poultry dressers’ | ized here last January, that the | ||| union was organ- |||! and that a | /j|/| demand was made that the company | unionize its establishment. mand was refused, and it is alleged that the union then picketed the place, causing pany, up to the present, amounting to $2000. In addition, $10,000 is fixed as a demand for | punitive damages, and the court is ‘asked to multiply the sum by three, as it is stated that the provides for such increase of the claim. This would make the judg- /ment asked for $36,000. _— + -—--—-- -e2—-. -2+---- ,™ sow S ware \ non SP ey TO WR —— en’ CYA CWA 6 WFR CO « SUF e WHEE 6 WO VAC WU CRC RAE No Charge for Alterations Bedell Stores in "17 Cities LQ WY K WAS gad g Washington Wee.’ at Seventh Sale Georgette Blouses Values Up to $10 ‘oO purchase and sale of Fashion's ee A SI NIA = oy EXT A ORDINARY §- Nenad Oa) aaa’ 2 aha’ aN 2D ' Georgettes cleverly developed in Different from the favorite Blouses. a variety of new overblouse effects. commonplace types seen about town. Daintily embroidered and beaded. Jade, orange, flame, rose, flesh, white, Copen., as well as navy. Silk Dress Reductions May Sale Opportunity Matchless Values at $ Ba. p » YO NENA. Ne ee VERY Dress a high-priced production specially de- signed for our higher-priced stocks, but now reduced for immediate clearance. Insuring savings of from $15 to $20. We quote no values, but urge you to come. New silhouettes, developments. Fa- brics—Taftfetas, Georgettes, Satins, Tricotines—navy and other shades. Tailored Frocks for immediate wear—Afternoon Dresses gracefully draped, bouffant or with rows of ruf- fles. Revealing handsome beaded and embroidered motifs. Satnk > aah’ 2 Wed 2’ Smart Tailored Skirts Variety New Plaids and Silks 1d Fine soft all-wool plaids, or new Silks in variety of f original combinations of colors, style and embellish- ments. Accordion and box plaited with new pockets and belts. | ~ 2 Waak 2 NORR." + Nash” -. eed. + Week Oeaad > Oath > Nena > hada’ > Nasa’ > Pee a ee RRL NEN ee: tt atic staan A SAE tye. " ? t4oty ‘AMERICAN WOOLEN CO. PLANS This de- | a loss to thé com- | of business | || law || $40,000,000 STOCK INCREASE 'Holders of Common Could Get One | Share at Par for Fach Three Held Now. By the Assoctated Press. | BOSTON, April 30. ‘can Woolen Co. today announced its ‘intention to seek from its holders authority to increase its pre- ‘ferred and common stock by $20.,- 000,000 each. ~The Ameéri- stock- | Stockholders of both classes would | | ibe given the right to subscribe | ratio of one share for each for | |! three | | the new common stock at par in the) ' now held. | would be held in the WOROEED. WORISSE ESTATE | Inventory Lists Personalty—Bulk of | Which Is Willed to Widow. An inventory of the estate of John Ernst Fred Morisse of 3949 Mag nolla avenue, formerly |the Morisse Lace Embroidery | 1627 Washington avenue, March 2S, i|day by his widow, | Morisse, executrix. | property valued at $105,988. | Most of the property listed con- | sists of stock in the lace embroidery company. No real estate is shown. |The bulk of the estate was left by | Morisse to his widow. , ("O., Mrs. SSSA Second Floor 224 North 7th Street Two-Tone All-Wool Fine Gabardines Silk Trimmed. Single and Double Breasted ono c———S0n0or-——a Young Men This Is a Snap While They Last. Rochester Fine Makes Many Other Good Values $30 to $65 Better Clothes RS) —(-) —____—(-)—(-) 7} no ——— Co OLE O10 a The new preferred stock | |)|| $105 998) | president of | |||; who died | filed in Probate Court to- | Charlotte |} lists personal! : hs [SSS — I The Store for ALL the People Men’: s inal Votre Men’s” s SPRING SUITS | Handreds of High-Gradeaae A wonderful offer—the greatest that has been made to the men of St. Louis this season~in face of the seareity of fine woolens and advancing costs of material and labor we offer a wonderful choice of hundreds of Suits at Exactly 20% Reduction From Their Present Marked Prices An unusually backward Spring finds us with too many Suits— and we take our losses nosw—while the season is yet y oung—that you may have all the longer wear out of the clothes. It’s Your One Big Money-Saving Opportunity. Be Here When the Sale Starts 9 A. M. Saturday. $35.00 Suits Patns20 Per cent $40.00 Suits ~ ae per cent $45.00 Suits "aie per cent $50.00 Suits "Stinay. $55.00 Suits Peict 20 Per cent $60.00 Suits $65.00 Suits "Sapa __ $70.00 Suits °%nd pay ~ $75. 00 Suits” pow odes per cent and pay Deduct 20 per cent The heavier Fall weights not included. (Main Floor—Nugents.) and pay —P—————eE”— 150 Better Grade Women’s Suits Sacrificed in Our Basement at ee SSS If ever our Base- | ment customers had $ ‘||| an opportunity to buy ||| a wonderful bargain ‘|| in a@ fine Suit, they will | find it in this sale tomor- ' row, when we sacrifice 150 of our better grade Suits for only i HI ritii <b OF -- — — If you are among those women who imagine that only by paying & high price you ean buy a high-class Suit, sale tomorrow, and you will be astonished when you see the garments es that we offer at only $24.84. /|\ Twenty-Five Stunning | large . §n fine snappy models Riieaiah | 750 Children’ s and Misses’ Hats About 750 Children’s and Misses’ Hats, Special for Saturday Milan straws, five end Milans and faney braids, with pretty bands and streamers of grosgrain ribbon. $9.95 Hats at $4.98 $7.50 Hats at $3.75 $5.00 Hats at $2.50 $3.50 Hats at $1.75 - — of a en Straws, th dainty bon an flower trimming, at $2.95 (Second Floor—Nugonts.) 84 we urge you to be at this Models to Choose From! Fine Serge Suits Wool Poplin Suits Wool Jersey Suits Mannish Serge Suits Smart Ripple Suits Youthful Belted Suits Braid Trimmed Suits Eton Suits Suits for Women Suits for Misses Suits for Juniors Suits for Stouts "$6. 95 Skirts Come in checks of green, brown, also Shepherd checks. A few plaid Skirts are included. These Skirts are well made, with nice pockets, gathered backs and belt al! around, All Navy and Navy pee White Taffeta Hats Are the Latest Favorites of Fashion But Georgette combinations, pleated Batavia Hats, New Felt Sport Hats and pastel shades and light colors in all becoming shapes, also are much favored | by well-dressed women. A — group Saturday $ 50 (Second Floor—Nugents.) ’ ae ———_—— oe ee ae (Bargain Basement—Nugents) g@s _- —< —————— a SEO Ch GBR Bi CARES ERR PIR 9 Eat «ll age NR row 2 SRE RE NP RR PAR one tt Care e t — y *

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2k a bh s| i ee ee se Se ee ee ee " ~ » =. i. ns PP nab D.Sc HD - Re Pe A Re Me On & --B Tg. ee oe ee ee ‘ ik ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— — ~ FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a — —_ , = a conducted on San Nicolas Island, 75 | Faton, arrested on Santa Cruz Island, miles off the coast of Los Angeles off Santa Barbara, Cal., Tuesday, April 80.— | County, according to a statement de-|charged with operating an _ illicit clared to have been made by Ira E. | still. FOR = MOONSHINERS | * the Associated Pr “OS ANGELES, al., chool for moonsAiners” is being NL — “ALWAYS BETTER VALUES’’ “ALWAYS BETTER VALUES”’ 509 Washington Av. A Suit Sensation! $50, $45, $40 and $35 Suits A Suit Sensation in every sense of the word—for rarely, if ever, in all your experience have you been offered such remark- able savings as we proffer tomorrow. The Suits consist of the surplus stocks of a maker noted for fine garments which he sac- rificed to us at a fraction of their cost. Tomorrow you derive the benefit, and we’re truly conservative when we state they're Values Almost Unbelievable! UBERHOFFER'S LYRIC GENIUS AT ITS FINEST } | i } [ " i i ' } ' i Director of “Minneapolis Sym- phony Orchestra Poetizes in Concert at Alton. By RICHARD L. STOKPS. from 90 to 48, with a program designed for entertainment rather reproduce the printed page, ‘after all, i cl | | blood. ) : ITH its roster of performers’ reduced for traveling purposes than musical profundity, and with ; an auditorium of smothered tics, the Minneapolis Symphony Or- chestra, aCOUS- , last night at Alton, estab- ’ lished to the satisfaction of a capac- it ty audience, including a large con- tingent of St. Louisans, one of the reasons why if rejoices in an annual guarantee fund of $125,000, and can i make yearly tours to New York and | ; the Pacific coast. This reason is} |that Minneapolis possesses in Emil | | | | ' as At selections from Liszt's cantata, is Oberhoffer a director who only a musician but an artist, an au- | thentic lyric talent. The Minneapolis orchestra invaded the heart of St. Louis’ “sphere of in- } fluence” at the invitation of the Dominant Ninth Choral Society of Alton, which is celebrating its twen- ty-eighth anniversary with a series of three concerts. sicians are playing a second concert this afternoon at the Temple Thea- ter, with Beethoven's eighth sym- phony as the feature, and will ac- company the chorus of more than 100 voices tonight, under the direc tion of Mrs. Charles B. Rohiand, in “The from Legend of St. Elizabeth,” and Dvorak’s “Stabat Mater.” Personnel Not Outstanding. Last night's instrumental! pro- gram consisted of Tschaikowsky’'s Fourth Symphony in F Minor—the ‘composer’s oration upon the somber Fine Tricotines—Mannish Serges Suits that are distinctive. Suits that are the final word in every detail of line, finish, workmanship and materials. They come in every popular style, including jaunty Eton effects (one illustrated), beautifully full silk lined, and in sizes for misses and women, It’s a saving occasion unequaled this season, and we invite your inspection. Values positively to $50, for only $27.50. A Tremendous Saturday ha Sale of $35,930 and Wa $25 Spring Dresses ‘ Rack after rack of them, eomprising several ad- vantageous purchases, secured in time for tomor- row’s selling. Dresses proper fof every occasion, showing latest beaded, braided, embroidered and Eton effects—every Dress at a fractional cost. Possible savings of $7 to $17, at ‘ Get Your Oxfords for Sunday Pick whole storeful, the newest ideas in men’s fine low Shoes, priced as low as "em here, from a PORALABALASALASE LAS AS) C1O% SDE DEE aah SR” ODAY or Saturday you’ll want to be buying new Oxfords to wear Sunday. We've got the kind you want, at the right prices. And we'll show you how well a pair of low shoes can be fitted to your feet. 712 Olive Street Men’s Shoes Exclusively os _ ‘ > _finesse in delicate ence was quickly ‘these virtues were due rather any ,sound.and reliable choir of musicians occupying in /neapolis orchestra the violoncello, flute and trumpet } } | pete in respect to titanic | principle, a certain ' moments of crisis | the very whirlwind | passion. /emotion rather -hoffer’s reading the cosmic tragedy, overture from the Noc- Mendel- ‘*A- Mid-- theme of fate; the Wagner's ‘““Tannhauser,”’ turne and Scherzo from ssohn’s incidental music to summer Night's Dream,” Rimsky- Korsakoff's ‘Capriccio Espagnol,” and, an encore, Victor Saars “Gondolieri.” us Listening to a’ performance chal acterized to an absorbing degree by poetry, elegance, grace and exquisite detail, the audi- convinced that to the personality of the director than to remarkable superiority in the quality of personnel. It is true that the Minneapolis orchestra has a second violins, due to its policy of engaging mature musicians instead of turning ' The visiting mu- | , this section into a training school for’ student volinists preparing to graduate into moving picture or- chestras, and that it possesses a first clarinet of wonderfully melting tone, and an exceptional first oboist. But he would be a rash conductor who would propose to trade Miche} Gusikoff, H. Max Steindel, John F Kiburz and David Glickstein for the * the Min positions of of the Secc- concertmaster and leaders tions. The kettledrums Were . ¢m- phatieally inferior to those of the | St. Louis orchestra, but their muffled tone was, of course, due partly to poor acoustics. Reading More Lyric Than Dramatic. Let it be said also that Max Zach, plane, as based, in “upon the composition words, which, a Tschaikowsky’'s force (Destiny) sword of Damocles, not | flesh, and invigorates it with pulsing | gossamer t which,| out which the stream of sound is as | May He | the insipidity of water flowing from | Records hydrant. However fragile and on Sale he phrase, the snap of the sure and | Now —— is only a skeleton. othes it with gracious contours of |a |beat is always present, re “fo on Next Page. He is a wizard of accent, with- me e\\\\\\\8\ \ } , \f IN YOUR HOME Balance in Small Weekly or J Monthly Amounts #% (:enal These beautiful gems are exceptionally brilliant and sparkling-——perfectly cut, pure white Diamonds —the kind you’ll be proud to wear. But most important of all, they’re always increasing in value. In fact, there isn’t a better investment than a good Diamond. Just note the low terms. tion of Records are a never ending source to yourself and your friends. The cost is nothin Place Your Wweners Ora 19-Jewel ADJUSTED ILLINOIS Every desirable feature will be found in this watch, including 20-year | guaranteed gold-filled / 4 cases and genuine rubies / (7 and sapphires. jewels. May be had in both plain and engraved styles. for both ladies ¥ and gentlemen, 5 1008 Olive St. , 4 ‘ Ise sure and ask to hear the records—on sale todav—and old favorite numbers, too, “The Shop of Better Service’”’ OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. SATURDAY You Can Have This \% Columbia Grafonola * Colambia f Grafonola Ww This new model Columbia Gratonola and a choice with the amount of real pleasure that is derive Order Early Saturday - : onola Shops : ye ust ® St. Louis’ Exclusive Grafonola Shop . SF + | eee _ : a . on “7 iar Gon > eee Re > ~ San ~ a ih @ ‘a a a a tg SATURDA (2) 4 + Aecolian Made -; TERMS AS Lé $15 mo SPECIAL PE : SPECIAL T THE AEOLI 1004 OLI L : Stein way | Kepreseatative : ne — one Shoes adi “3 DMR ee ee Cay PEs at OR 2s is RS Sine: ere : F ; i Pag Ry, RO oat : gall kos, SEN es he Es eee TS nie! dew * * - . a ae alte ~ 1 ee ad - a $s ethan ie ae eee ool “te. . of enje in compari 1 from then . « : tant S “S reese * en ed aamenus mes SZ BF awn > = - ~~ REY shee = ey 4 7 z a e, ‘ “4 a ; ~ ) * latest- = the , at 7, o/ ie J 426 Nath GF Headaches 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. 30c. Ls-nnisenliieeiiaiii é Shave With Cuticura Soap The New, Way Without Mug During 1919 Cotton Shirts _ Raincoats A custom tailor with a Five-story building It is unusual for a custom tailor to require a five-story building. Socks When men find that consistently season after season a particular tailor gives the utmost in value a demand is created that makes unusual facilities necessary. 1547 N the Post-Dispatch printed 29,442 Musical ‘‘Wants’— 6071 more than the FOUR other St. Louis Newspapers combined. Tanoriwne Oh. 807-9 NORTH SIXTH STREET 1509 S. and Many Other Useful edie } 3737 Nt. yo USED ARM Governmen Goods (Genuim Overalls and Jumpers Children’s Tents (Also suitable for campin, ¢ w (55 ; E 5 ; 4 , | a : is a a r> nt cj 2 ‘ ” 55 { conducting the same Tschaikowsky | symphony at the concerts of Nov. 14) and 15 last, pitched the mood ona | statelier and more tragic | befits like the! hangs perpet- ually over our heads and is always | embittering the soul.”” The St. leader delivered the mighty dramatic Louis | climaxes with the crushing power of | blows with a sledge. With so small an orchestra, Ober- | hoffer could not be expected to com- | but he also seemed reserve at the The tension was one of than force. The gained from Ober- no convincing im- pression of the despairing pessimism, which Tschai- kowsky tells us he labored to ex- press in the first and fourth move- ments of his symphony. It happens, -however, writer,. for one, | Fourth Symphony is peopled with | ment, | tender dream,”’ | Serene presence” | opening theme for oboe. |lyric moods of reverie, of melan- choly and of piercing tenderness: and it was in such passages that the director and his musicians spoke straight to the heart. The episode of the clarinet solo in the first move- described as “a sweet and with “a bright and leading on; second movement, with its Plaintive depicting ‘the gentle melancholy of one sitting _alone and ‘weary ' memories ment, in the fourth by night of youth, sweetly pas: in procession; the capricious and intangible arabesques of mood which fleet through the third move- while the midst of alien jollity, expressed With what melting and delicately poignant truth of feel- | ing did these poetic sentiments find | Voice! | | ’ Trained in Brilliant School. Listening to one could not but admire the re- the | cad, | that the)! | | | | | and the resigned sadness, in | ; ' ' such achievements, | markable and gifted tutorship under | which the Minneapolis players have been to school. Thefr training has been not only’ in corréctness-——the i technical performance is scrupulous- | ily intpeccable to the dot after the ;note—but also in perfect flexibility | of tempo, dynamics and color. Their | music is no rigid and static thing, but resembles rather the living mus- cles of an athlete in supple and ef- ’ ' fortless play, in Incessant flex and reflex of elastic sinews and poised but sensitive nerves, Oberhoffer does with his orchestra what we expect from the artist who interprets a song, lin or piano. or plays the vio. He is not content to volume; | to practice, on ' a temperance in | and torrent of. No Exchanges or Returns Permitted Please Shop Carefully Gland Saturday Is Children’s Day in Our Great Semi-Annual 50% OFF Sample Sale The young folks, too, will have an opportunity to dress in the height of fashion this Spring and Summer at the least possible expense. Samples of the finest Coats and Dresses for the juvenile miss are shown in an abundant variety at an average of 50 per cent off their marked prices. Girls’ Sample Coats $85.00 Sample $50.00 Sample $39.50 Sample $20.00 Sample Girls’ Sample Dresses $45.00 Sample $29.50 Sample $25.00 Sample $20.00 Sample $15.00 Sample $ 8.50 Sample Sizes 6 to 16 $42.50 $25.00 $18.50 $10.00 Coats—Sale Price............ Coats—Sale Price......... Coats—Sale Price. ..-.-.-.-....-.. Coatea—Sale Price...........-.. >» " - Celt Nifthst 7 I na ih *e.. SOOT >) beaees * a ‘ - ' bee ty if 1 vv “t Sizes 6 to 16 Dresses—Sale Price Dresses—Sale Price...... Dresses—Sale Price.......-.... Dresses—Sale Price.......... Dresses—Sale Price.......... Dresses—Sale Price . $22.00 14.75 $12.50 -$10.00 T.00 S 3.09 We do not want vou to buy these garments simply because they are offered at such great savings but because they are the best to be had in every respect. They represent the best —the newest of styles—they are made of excellent fabrics they come in practically every color and shade that both mother and daughter will like. THOMAS W GARLAND OfvewA fem frewes 49-11-13 BROADWAY & J ive? Values U; Fresh, danity, new Dr old—of voile, organdies fullv made with trimmir broidered, some finishec tucks, also simple sm doesn’t pay vou to mal such good ones, can be b ’ Sizes 6 1 Ral MAY SAI Gowns of pin ors; square an special values @ Gowns— Camisoles ished with price ...-. Camisoles— Envelope C med and emb for the May = Chemise— Gowns of ™ round or squal May Sale at . Ami-Freneh ¢ embroidered in ribbon trimmin Gowns— Gowns— ‘te Seetle Second Fie oe |

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nine umbina n Onola id a choice sclfh. ce of enjoyment 3 hing in comparigon ved from them,’ aturday Ses eSeueisae Fs Tents hitable for camping) ¢ _— — ae ‘2 N. BROADWAY: N. BROADWAY | $. BROADWAY .. o i* t aWenile ection | he Seconid ees ey | ‘ Soae> aceeeentietititemtie eal $505 ‘TERMS AS LOW AS $15 Montnty SPECIAL PRICE AND SPECIAL TERMS | THE AEOLIAN co} 3 1004 OLIVE ST. * 4 : ———2e ~- —— | i ’ te Ooo pbs - - ~y ; f Ame Cale ¥ "= = ‘ . ’ * —— —-«- 4 iene : ta © + i - mand & — : " 7 ” awed - p>Peneey “ren” oe ne MVD PP yA LE - ‘yUTy : | Jteinwa y Same ve | i Sf: > 4 =< 2 —_ —_ BOLT PLE racers 8 o'clock Mrs. William Vitzhugh Randolph in| Kirkwood. Dr. J. J. ‘Grace Episcopal Church in mony | Mrs. inson of New York. with sashes of ' blue and rose ‘ers of ‘and ‘Donnell and ‘Miss Warfield’s family, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, 1920. ‘ _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ~~ — ee MISS CLAIRE WARFIELD T0 BE A MAY 1 BRIDE’ \g Marriage to Beverly T. Nelsen Will Take Place Tomorrow Evening in Kirkwood. | NE of the first of the May brides will be Miss Claire War- field, whose marriage to Bev- erly Tucker be solemnized of Mir. at the home Wilkins of the and the followed by a will officiate will He wood tion. Miss Wartfield’s tandolph, H. Worrall, and attendants will be her spter, Mrs. G. Miss Lucy Hutch- They will wear silk trimmed copenhagen honeycomb orange, and will carry colored John King of serve as best man John Mac- Courtney Nelson of The two flower girls, Mary Barbara Worrall and Anne Robin- son, Will wear frocks of white or- gandie tied with pink and blue sashes and will carry garden hats filled with spring flowers. gowns of Varied delphenium., Tulsa, Ok., will and the ushers will be Tulsa. The bride’s gown will be of white bridal satin made with faced in flesh georgette. <A shaw] ot chantilly lace, an heirloom in will fall over train of satin and the bodice trimmed in white chenille and hlossoms. Her tulle veil the will be orange Nelson of Virginia will | tomorrow evening at. and | Kirk- | cere- | recep- show- |. snapdragons | a court train, | ~ 2 pairs for Be : Other Useful Needs old—-of voile, 7. ‘field of Kirkwood, 606-608 Washington A Great Sale of | Girls’ New White Dresses Values Up to $10.90 Fresh, dainty, new Dresses for girls 6 to 14 vears organdies and French lawn; beauti- fully made with trimmings of Val. laces, others em- broidered, some finished with Irish crochet or pin tucks, also simple smock styles. It certainlv doesn’t pav you to make Summer Dresses when such good ones can be bought at this low price. Sizes 6 to 14 Balcony. Years ww enna ——— -_—- -- - - a Thru to Sixth Street . we has are ~~ AA ‘a RENE ay MAY SALE of UNDERWEAR Features for Saturday hemstitched and embroidered. nainsook : Gowns of pink batiste; ors; square and round necks; special values at . Gowns— also Gowns of i mnteoles— Camisoles of wash ‘eatin. d aintily écimmed with lee e: i remarkable values at this low ished with ribbon straps; _ price | Env elope Cheminze of. pink batinte ¢ or ‘wuinseok- haan trim- square and V necks; specially priced med and embroidered; for the May Sale at a re ee a ee ee Gowns of nainisook and pink ‘patiste ; seml-empire effects; Gowns— round or square necks; May Sale ewe HWS 6 e ee acne — Ami-French Gowns that are » copies embroidered in white and Copen. ; ribbon trimmings. | 7 First Floor. slipover strle, spee ial for the of “P hilippine’ square necks; pink and blue in eol- verv ca $7 $2 Ww with ae ee , aiate | a A TS—Values to $12.50 | 750 Rare Bargains! Trimmed Hats sacrificed for Saturday’s selling—a revela- Hundreds of beafttiful tion in value-giving. Taffeta Hats Hairbraid Hats Sports Hats Banded Sailors Flower-Trimmed Hats Second Fleor home in Nelson night to ‘from S i The wedding,will take ‘piano concertos, / scores, ‘tention ‘the ‘KIRKWOOD. GIRL WHO | WILL WED TOMORROW) | liaeei,”’ eee ) { | ’ COMK LING Pautaart ; | a i Claire Warfield — o = _— — will be short and will be held to the! head Hv a coronet of Venetian point lace. She will carrv a Ophelia and orchids. Miss Warfield is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John R. and for the last has made her home with Mrs. William “jitzhugh roses vear she Mr. and tandolph. and Mrs. Nelson will make their Muskogee, Ok., where Mr. is in business. - Social Items | \ RAPP APP Mr. and Mrs. burn of 4643 Lindell boulevard, Amedee_ VY. en- tertained with a family dinner last announce of their daughter Revburn, to Wilkins Miss Reyburn is a Miss Charlotte Jones. graduate of Mary Institute and spent two vears at Kden Hall in Philadelphia. She was formally presented to society at a large reception four seasons ago and has been one of the most popu- lar belles in St. Iouis. In her debut year served aS maid of honor at the Veiled Prophet's ball. she Mr. Jones received his education at and at Har- makes Lniversity “sity. He Washington vard Univer home with his uncle, Charles P. Senter, at 1 Beverly place. The wedding will take place late in Sep- tember. ——_— — Mr. and Mrs. of 4628 Pershing avenue entertained last evening with a dinner party in compliment to Miss Claire Warfleld and her fiance, Beverly Tucker Nel- son. The members of the bridal party and the out-of-town guests Who have arrived to be present at the wedding tomor- row. Mra Charles Wyche of North Taylor avenue and Mrs. David Biggs rave a bridwe party Thursday in compliment to Miss Warfield and Mr. Nelson will be honored with a stag dinner at the Missouri Athletic Association this evening. Grace M. EF. Church, Skinker and Waterman avenues, will give a nov- elty tea and bazar this afternoon and until 10 this evening, at the residence of Mrs. F. A. Banis- ter, 4545 West Pine boulevard. There will be a musical program, which will include songs by Mme. Noria of the Metropolitan Opera Company and Mrs. W. kK. Stanard. Kidwell, Clarence daughter of Kidwell of avenue, entertained today at which engagement to and Mrs, Miss Lulu Mr. and Mrs. 5035 Raymond With a bridge party she announced her Jack T. Lupton, son of Mr. Cc. R. Lupton of 4449 Olive street. place in the The guests at the party in- cluded: Mmes. C. R. Liuipton, A. San- derson, Clayton Lupton, John | Me- Dowell, M. M. MeCain, J. T. Morgon, Hi. A. Wuntz. Gertrude de Nato, M., K. CGrolock, Misses Marian Strain, Marie and Leonora Whittenberg, Le- Southcombe, Gertrude Dell. Ava Mlorence Schoppe, Jordan, Mildred French, Alma: Ur- ban, Catherine Gaw, Elizabeth Gil- lan and Mary McCain of Indianapo.- lis, Summer. ota ‘thompson. _OBERHOFFERS’ LYRIC GENIUS AT ITS FINEST ‘ Continued Irom Preceding Page. firm. To this one fact may be at- tributed much of the unflagging vi- tality and interest of his perform- ance. Hic is not afraid of furious swiftness of tempo, as Was proved in the fourth movement, but even in the rush of speed gives the impres- sion of unhurried presenceeof mind. Like all performers of violin and he memorizes his so that his undistracied at- may be given to the direc- tion of his men and the meaning of the music. The “Tannha overture proved no less than a resurrection of this hackneved score, the contrast of the holy pilgrims and of the revelers of the Venusberg being brought out; with telling eloquence, sohn’s Scherzo became a masterpiece of delicious humor and comedy, and the Rimsky-Korsakoff caprice had an exciting and vivid performance. The soloists of the evening wer Miss Emma Noe.a young soprano of Chicago Opera Company. and George Rasely, tenor, who had the user” showed of: War- | After a wedding trip Mr. | Rey- | the engagement, his! Nathaniel Randolph | guests were limited to the | Helen ; Mendels. | part of the Chin Chow.”’ were the “Ba and C SON The former's selections adman's Ivrie. “I a You.” Rasely offered the from Gounod’s ‘“‘Romeo and drinking ‘avalleria Rustican of Ali Baba in “Ch | late la” song and = thre from ‘*¢ from “TI Pag- Love cavatina | Juliet,’ ‘“‘Brindis ee ee ee -|Men’s All-Woo : will as these 5 to 11%. service. lace. $2.95. WE know of no other offering that white washable kid top and patent leather vamps. Special Saturday Sale HILDREN’S hite-Top Shoes $3.50 and $4.00 Values be so welcome at this time pretty Spring’ Shoes with They are shown in sizes High-class Shoes with flexible stitched-down sewed soles—not only ex- tremely dressy but will give excellent Also same styles in all-black kid, brown kid and brown calf—button or Values up to $4.00—tomorrow at Unusual Values in 6—and ro to 137%. Boys’ School Shoes Brown Klkskin—Worth $6.00 HESE are Shoes that will give double wear—built of the most durable leather with Goodyear welt soles—no tacks or nails—Boy Scout style—special at— ul 4 Sizes 1 to “aac ve omen ES. eee, —_ pring Suits Including Smart Cut Pots © te, + wel » meget £* MAGNIFICENT array of all the ultra- fashionable Spring models in solid blue, brown and green flannel and fancy mixtures of every description. Boys’ Two-Knicker Suits 15 HESE Suits measure up to the boys’ demand for snap and go, but pass even bevond that and meet the demands for wear and tear which ean be ex- pected only of first-class mate- rial and tailoring. Sizes 8 to 18. a Confirmation Suits $15 to $16.50 ¥ ] 3= Values OR Saturday’s selling we are featuring these splendid qual- ity all wodl Blue Serge Confirma- tion Suits at $13.85. Thev are stun- ning garments, beautifully tailored. Sizes 8 to 16. We Are Headquarters for KODAK DEVELOPING AND PRINTING Bring us your negatives if you want better results. Announcement Slides—Enlargements A. S. ALOE COMPANY, 515 Olive St. SCHMITZ & GHRODER Washington Avenue at Eighth Da! organ New Cotton Frocks | nty Summer styles of plain and printed voile, die, dimity, gingham and linen. .$10.95 to $45 New Tub Skirts Pre-shrunk styles of white gabardine and linen. Tucked, button trimmed and embroidered and hand- drawn work motifs §10-612 Washington Avenue Don ACKERMAN, % ) ‘The House bd, oe. GAS h te Bea Courtesy ”’ 7 $ Manager ©iheinailiielil priced to $55 A Ts sacrifice sale at -- eee ee $9. 00 | Serge Tricotine Velour Checks Wool Jersey Heather Jersey Sizes 16, 18, 36, 38 to 48 Beautifully styled models, showing newest ideas in boxcoats, blouse backs and vestees; richly embroidered, braided or button trimmed. A selection embracing all the foremost authentic effects. COATS and CAPES Formerly Priced to $35 Short, medium and long Coats, and novelties in Wraps—of velour de laine, polo, poiret twill, burella and serge. ..

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. eral strike in accordance with ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ENGH MINERS WILL |JOIN GENERAL STRKE Unite With Railroad Men to Ex-| tend May Day Demonstra- | “ tion—Others Await Orders. workers to show their strength by a/§ united strike on May 1 1s contained By the Associated Press. PARIS, April 30. —- Miners throughout France will continue the} May day demonstration into a gen- | the. decision of railroad workers and the! resolution of the General Labor Fed- eration, according to an snnounce- | ment made today by the secretary otf | “the Miners’ Union. | awaiting line of Other unions still are orders from the Federation in with its declaration of solidarity all branches of labor with the rail- road men’s general strike, which was. called to force nationalization of | public utilities and the acceptance of other demands. One-Day Strike Called at Capital of | Argentine Repo blic. Ry the Agsociated Press BUENOS AIRES, April 30.-—-All- trades affiliated with the Regional Workers’ Federation will take part, in a 24-hour strike which will be one of the features of the May 1 las | bor demonstration here. Other la- bor organizations plan to cease work | for half a ‘day. While the Railway Federation has ordered its members | to stop all trains for five minutes at | noon Saturday. | | ly distributed in Spokane, according ' By the Associated Press. i what Chief of Police Garrity termed | 'icals. Port workers, cooks, cake makers, | lieve “reds’’ intended to have a May' ‘employes of electric car street car lines and men operating tramways | thought it advisable to take precau- leading to the Southern suburbs cf | tions. this city will be among those ‘par-/up men were detained for identifica- ticipating in the 24-hour walkout. 'tion by victims. The Socialist party is organizing a r a. ‘day demonstration tomorrow, yet he Suspected burglars and hold-. mass meeting of all workers for Sat- | “Anarchist Soviet Bulletin Issued In| West Virginia. MORGANTOWN, W. Va., April 30. ~Federal and State officials are ‘searching the mining commupities of this section for the persons who, for several nights, have the dead walls of Marion County With radicsz literature issued by in posters purporting to be the “May | what purpomted to be the “American day proclamation of the Central; anarchist Federated Commune So- Executive (Committee of the Com- | viets"” and entitled ‘“‘The -Anarchist munist Party of America,’ which Bulletin.” are being circualted here. The ap- | | peal is headed = ‘Hak to the Soviets.” Communist inhes Paste Appeals Support in Spokane, Wash. By the Associated Press SPOKANE, Wash., April 30.— Rabbi Harrison Stickers, posters and circulars, print- eee, eens AP Th Teo. 9 highly | ed in red ink and purporting to be | original discussion of the problem of evil. | signed by the ¢ ommunist Labor par- : Piainte--Haan'W oe ee eis ty and urging an “international labor! Opening Anthem—“The Lord Is ’ strike on May 1, have been free- | urday afternoon. . Rt aS Boston Appeal Is Heard “Hail to the | Soviets.”’ By the Assoctated Press. ROSTON, April 30.—An appeal to ‘Song Service at Temple Israel The closing Friday for the season will be held at Temple Israel | this Friday evening at 8. _Service of Song. Harp. Violin and Organ | will enee the choir. eon Light.” Parker. Anthem—“Q Lord 1 Come,” - | Harp and Violin, obligate, to police reports. No other activities. Trio—HUarn. Violin and Organ. have been reported. T O a { G - cay Chicago Police athaieiann May Day) by Criminal Roundup. INTEREST AND ATTENDANCE An Extra Service Sunday it REORGANIZED LATTER DAY SAINTS (NOT MORMONS) AND CARTER CHICAGO, April 30.—More than} 350 persons were held at police sta- | tions today, having been arrested in’ A. M. a “spring clean-up of criminals.” Among those held were alleged rad- Chief Garrity said he did not be- GRAND as evening service of | It will he a! will * deliver the | remarkable | My | THE END OF THE WORLD. plastered - / [ | } Aquascutum Spring-weight Overcoats. Just received direct from London, England, made especially for us, Kenneth Durward’s and Burbery’s A beautiful assortment of woolens at prices that are quite a saving over similar woolens of domestic make. Bassford. | (45300 North) °55, °60 and $65 PHOTO PLAY THEATERS ~ PHOTO PLAY _ Leading Theaters Presenting Paramount Pi “tun KING 33 King's Highway Mat Near Delmar Mayflower Presents EVENINGS RICHARD HARDING DAVIS’ 44c-28¢ Story of Red-Blooded Adventure “SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE Comedy, ‘‘THE GREAT NICKEL ROBBERY’’ THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, Speaking of the picture taken from Jas. G. Herne’ 5 play, € ; ; _ Pe Bee “y . a i > & oe le i : ‘ -~ . = ; _ fl > | rs : . “LA LA, LUGE HAD THIS TO SAY: **See this picture— Take your children— Tell your friends.’’ PERSHING | Samuel Goldwyn Presents WILL ROGERS the ‘‘Follies’’ Star, in “WATER, WATER EVERYWHER By W. R. LIGHTON From the Famous ‘‘Billy Fortune’’ Series Ss Cecil B. DeMille’s “WHY CHANGE YOUR wire" A Paramount-Artcraft NEXT WEEK ‘ : 4, fCrmTar Vact! Larmiltor PRICES: EVENINGS 33c-22c SAT ‘5 ve co G XT All employes of cattie killing and ‘departments report f work Saturday May 1 at 7 A. M. St. Louls Independent Packing Co. — one renee ae =e —AWNIN After several years with the @ouri Tent anq Awning Co., we gone into business for ourselves, Ww. J. Barron Chas. M. Wil B. C. Twesten. Ww. H. Gray. ) Gra y Lindell 403 Phone QENTRAL TEND | Ging OO? S818 Laclede Ar. Will you ‘let our experience de gervice to you in our new capaci We don’t meet the price, We make the price. Picture, Thomas Meighan and Gloria § | WEEK SIXTH NEAR oe R O Y A L Continuous 10 A. M. to 1i P JESSE L. LASKY PRESENTS — CECIL B. DE MILLE’S LAUTGHINGLY SHOCKING PICTURE “Why Change Your Witet A Paramount- C Attraction With | Thomas Meighan Gloria Swanson Bebe Daniels © | VAUDEVILLE mes | — JOHN BARRYMORE a COMING in Robert Stevenson’s Famous Novel, eka NEXT “DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE” a} WEEK A Paramount-Artcraft Picture oe b : SN . Playing at YP — ul N. \ ee i 1H Both Theaters Jt NDA | Prices 25c-15c dept WILL ROGERS a “WATER, WA EVERYWHERE LINDE Li “EXCH: MY bus lAMiadaiat|| Try Field-Lippman’s Record Service It is a significant fact that appreciation of Field-Lippman Service has necessitated our enlarging our Record Depart- ment to include the whole of our first floor—the largest ground floor in St. Louis devoted to music. Our increased number of Demonstrating Rooms does away with vexatious delays—let us show you what prompt, intelligent and courteous service distinguishes Field- Lippman’s. Victor Red Seal Records That Should Be in Every Home If You Could Care 3 \ Ave Maria — Bach- 64859) (From As _ You ag Gounod. $1.00 | Were) 2.09 | Melba-Kubelik. Alda. On Wings of Song. | 74583 | 88127 | Aida—Celeste Aida. | ¢7° LWO SHOWR NIGHTLY—? AND 9 P. M. Keturned From Overseas: U. S. JAZZ BAND ALF, dan tore Inctor 25 Formerly Enlisted “Gobs.” and Duffy; Emmett Briscee : James Dutton @ Co,; Mason & Rooney; fhe Seebacks — Kinograms — Topics STAR SAYINGS — The Overall idea is right. But ‘after all, it’s the economy feature that’s most important. You can ‘economize by wearing your old clothes— after theyre STAR- cleansed. WE CLEAN RUGS Special ‘Attention to Out-of-Town Orders » os as ~,' + 8:15 ~_——_——— -_- a Nightly,8:15, 50c-$2. Pop. Mat. Tomorrow. Best Seats $1.50. Annual Joy Week—Original Favorites TURN: oe MONDAY NEAT SEATS NOW Charles Frohman Presents iISKINNER In His Latest Comedy Trinmph “PIETRO’’ By Maud Skinner and Jules Eckert Goodman, Nights, 50c to $2.50. Wed. Mat.,50c to $1.50. | Bat, M 50 4 _ Seats al o at Conroy’ wrest od to $. . National Vodvil Artist Fund. ‘ODEON—Wed. Eve., May 5, 8:30 | a —w BOLM BALLET | ey With re age Bolm Greatest Dancer, (horeographic 0! J f- eH Artist and PPoducer in America and the careers § DOG & ENTERTAINMENT 7 Open MONK 0 LITTLE SYMPHONY |. ccs teenine ~ = AND FOUR OTHER STAR ACTS | ce | Mekets Conroy’s, 1100 Olive St. i A. HARRY CARE | Prices, $1 . $i 0, 82. Hoxes, $15 ' in ri ‘BUL L ET PROOF. ss ; ‘ Beak aie oS . aa, : or .> a. Y Yo. se a a ji | 4 ! Direction Elizabeth Cueny a eR LS | oe tik. een aon RD or ne ae ng : Ro tg % EP RK 2 BF Oe rf “ it a ot he ' 4 GAVEIY “sant >) TAI ‘DARD 710 Ol kd tee Wrethe With Matinee Daily Te ee 20th CENTURY MAIDS MISCHIEF MAKERS ART a Pe il a - . , . ; Nest Week—Ben Welch & Co NEXT—MONTE CARLO GIRLS. 7 A "The Weia 1 n Gives" 4 Offerings such as illustrated A WONDER DRAMA of . utation for real valnes. Let ART AND ARTISTS on your footwear by purcha a. ae o> eee res Pe ine PF: Lindell 6575-6 Delmar 262-4 MAIN OFFICE ©5115 NN. $19 to $35 Dresses, $15 to $45 Men’s & Young Men’s SUITS An exceptionaliv§ fine line of latest fabrics and patterns. These garments LOOK and ARE the equal to the best mer- chant tallored clothes and cost zou almost pee what a tale or would as $30 Up Open Saturday Evening Until 9 P. ™. STAR GREDIT GLOTHING CO. 510 Washington Av. Over Woolworth’s 5 and 10¢ Store Playing at Both Theaters Prices 25c-15c WALLACE REID i A Paramount-Artcraft Picture Extra Pa Every . | i ‘ y; [05 74198 | $1.50 74599 \ $1.50 95212 $2.50 Prices during week, 15e-35c. Matinees Sat. and Sun. at 2:30. Sun. Nights, Reserved Seats, 1l5c-15¢. "~~ On sale one week in advance. special Benefit Mat. Wed... May 5th— 88199 \ $1.50 ——- SKOURAS THEATERS OF BETTER a pm Madama Butterfly— & | AMUSEMENTS i. Lucia Sextette. | lh Farrar. Journet, Bada. "mE WINTER GARDEN Sweet Voice. $1.50 Orchestra. 18 Scenes 75 Worth-While Girls in St. Louis Devoted to Music Sextette wares OLIVE STREET Tojetti & Bennett The Lavarres Galli-c E 88113 \ Some Day He'll > vehi Mags sand SHUBERT- JEFFERSON Samson et Delila— | Marche Miniature. ‘PECTACLE Monte Homer. and a Host of Buy Your Records Here JEL D- | OPERA HOUSE I | 11 A, M.—Continuous—11 FP. M, o—BIG V ye - ACTS—v ‘| THE SPIRIT OF MARDI GRAS Roy La Pearl Imperial Quintette Leonard & HWaley Wellington & Sylvia nail $1.50 Come. Caruso, De Luca, ’ Tonight at 8—Mat. Saturday at ° My Heart at Thy 64706 Boston Symphony UPREME muha Cristo Jr. Our Record Department Is the Largest Ground Floor STORES Elmelda Victoria and Her Syncopated Willie Mahoner Jenks & Allen Concert Orchestra—News Digest — GET 5% INTEREST ON YOUR SAVINGS! Don’t be satisfied with less. Industrial Certifi- cates are just as safe and just as easily cashed as by any known savings method—and it takes only $50 to start. These certificates are especially suited to the small investor, as they combine absolute safety, good interest and quick cash value in an emergency. , LS ra Me - pam Gy eS ie %-, mm, TRE yrs ** ~ ‘Dear Joe: A mirthquake is coming (Don’t ever Yours, Myra. PLAN FOX UBERTY marry). High Prices and the Bond Issue HE passage of the Municipal Bond Issue on May 11 does not mean that the bonds would all be is- sued at once. That would be impossible. The bonds would be issued as needed. . It would not mean that the city must make the proposed improve- ments right away at prevailing high pric es. It would make the funds available, so that the city could prompt- ly take advantage of market conditions if prices change. A non-partisan Supervisory Committee ap- pointed by seven business and civic organizations would supervise the issuance of the bonds and econom- ic expenditure of the money on behalf of the public. The bond election will be on’May 11. Vote “YES” by scratching “ce ) ; Their safety is secured by the total assets, of the Industrial Loan Company, which is conservatively conducted (on the widely successful Morris Plan) by some of the most able business men of St. Louis, whose names are listed below. Come in and get a folder, telling all about this higher-interest-paying savings plan of ours—or write and we'll mail you a copy. DIRECTORS OF INDUS Grand near Delmar Ife; Eve. 20e & 20e All This Week TOM MIX in ‘‘DESERT LOVE” VIVIAN RICH in ‘‘WOULD YOU FORGIVE?’ Coming Sunday GLADYS BROCKWELL in ‘‘THE MOTHER OF HIS CHILDREN”* WILLIAM RUSSELL in ‘‘LEAVE IT TO ME’’ Mat. “rr Full Louis Covered B STRIAL LOAN COMPANY: Last FyDays Adruntwwen “th POLLY- he CENTRAL { MARY PICKFORD ANNA Wit Om Gt" NVTEE PS ANT? 6.1 SbENE Ihe Centeal is the only St. Luwis Theater showing Mary Pickford in Follyanna Citizens’ Munictpal Bond Committee B Beers dew merle : ; DELMAR G3 NCONGRESS | ca | ae ea ee SPS ae eet Open Evenings GEO. WALSH in WM. FARNUM in : | We have no branch stores ‘The Manhattan Knight” ‘THE AD LY me OCINDERELLAD FLOAT A FORD avunie Tonight & Saturdar—Big Program SHOCK ABSORBERS — Wm. Farnum,‘‘The Adventurer’ ’ Shirley Mason, ‘‘Mollie and I’ Perfectly absorb BOTH shock O@ rebound. Come in fer 4 Big V Comedy—teox Weekly 2 BSHOWS—7 AND OP. M, L. B. TEBBETTS & co. e125 LOCUST st. Noth PAARL BROWN, Paul Brown & EDGAR RB. McPONALD. Vice Pres. Liggett & Myers Tobac- co Co. ART Tn UR A. BLUMEYER, Pres. ustrial Loan Co. . W. FRANK CARTER. Carter, Coliihe & Jones. Attorneys es A lL. CORNET, Cornet & ei HUGH POWERS. Vice Pree ° Mereantile Trust Co Ti CHAS. REBSTOCK, Chas atock & Ca FRANK ©. RANT) national Shee Co FRANK. A, THOMPSON ney. at cae L.. WILKINSON, Scrurces-Vandervoort- Ay Dry Goods Co Reh Pres. Inter- B. RISEMAN, Vice Pres. "Rice-Stix Dry Goods Co. PLEIGH, Pres, Shap- aay etdwor Co “ 8. L.. SWARTS, Attorneys. Men’s Rus: Goodvear Sewed—-Rubbe na Attor- Lyon & Swarts. HOURS: Daily from 8:80 to 5 o'clock, % Saturdays to 3 p. m., Mondays to 7 p. m. Industrial Loan Company (Capital, Fully Paid. 714 Chestnut St. * $500.000 St. Louis. Ma Orchestra and Pipe (regan. eevee ‘"Vote—and get a voter—for the Bond Issue’ 1106-8-1

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‘* FRIDAY EVENING, APRIT. 80, 1920. - ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Sait - WOOD LEAD 1207 I 1 Pershing arrived here today to make | | ) : |an inspection of military forces in| qa | ge : pesmi nee ~ COMPLETE JERSEY VOTE Burlinoton Q’r's.. All employes of the Pe e nge ana oO ‘cattle killing and offa ~ Route more than a dozen buildings here stroyed were the Conner Hotel, Pres- , yesterday. The loss is estimated at | byterian Church, two grocery stores, | $100,000. Among the buildings de-'a meat market and a bakery. Pershing Arrives at Panama. By the Assoctated Press £3. | PANAMA, April 30.—Gen. Joh: 65' When My . Baby Smiles x- raov sr PiLAveo BY’ DABNEY'S BAND ¥ VOCALION RECORD WIT Ce ee |) eee precesetst/ OrTrrersiog. WEDOING sno SHIMMIE awe JARRE on pat rvs BAN® AEOLIAN COMPANY 004 © ewes OO West-End Agents for 'Fofmal Application for Recount. | Expected Today on Behalf of Johnson. departments report for work Saturday May 1 at 7 A. M. St. Louls Independent — Packing Co. — Earlier Departure for Kansas City Effective May 2, day train number 21 will leave St. Louis at 9:03 A. M. instead of 9:06 A. M. The ‘‘ Nighthawk” will leave at 11 P. M. as heretofore. For tickets and information apply City Ticket Office 324 North Broadway ' By the Assoctated Press. NEWARK, N. J., April 30.--For-, mal application for a recount of the 25 |. vote in New Jersey's. presidential 'preferential primary last Tuesday. |may be made here late today, ac-) cording to supporters of Senator ‘Hiram W. Johnson of California. , Harry Kalisch, former city attor- ney of Newark, who has been re- ‘tained by Johnson adherents to ini- tiate the . count proceedings, would not indicate whether the recount’ - be ee £ . eae, al et Ae ets ates es ‘, a . ha % Pee a ke Fa - AP’ a 7 iF gues . 4 eee ‘| —AWNINGS— a After several years with the Mis- »@ouri Tent ana Awning Co., we have ‘ gone into business for ourselves, W. J. Barron. Chas. M, Wilbert. B. Cc. Twesten. W. . Gray. E. Gray. Lindell 403 Phone Delmar 2362 (JENTRAL TEND al i ll ee i i, x. YE EY HY YY Ye wey ye Da YY A , = = = i i i, i i i i i, i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i PATHE RECORDS wuniniite at ; die 9th and Washington HELLRUNG & GRIMM git cni"een SPECIAL! A Genuine Pathe Phonograph — and 24 selections ON YOUR OWN TERMS- within reason NOME in any time today or tomorrow. Pick out the Pathé Phonograph you want. 24 selections of your own choosing on Pathé records. Fix up any sort of reasonable terms to suit yourself—and home goes your instrument. ' PIANO | TUNING— Phone Main 5505 PIANO TUNING— Phone Main 5505 | — | @ i oe cy 4 Extra Pair of Pants with Every Suif, Including: gious Blue Serges oe ce $ a — 2 ‘ ‘ hy % | : = if ¢ ; “ ‘a My : > * ’ - a an % F 2 = | . 4 i ae 4 s a “ee a ag 7 4 a j > a aft ‘ Ss - ta « eF “4 pe = | + Ed “eae ‘ a ‘ i? came to St. Louis. Just before ar- ' | riving here one of the men inquired of Leone how much money he had and when told, he suggested that since there were so many robberies ,reported here the money would be safer in the traveling bag. | Krom Union Station the three ‘walked to a point which Leone be- i\lieves Was Twentieth ‘street and |Washington avenue. Here one of | ‘ . ithe strangers was seized with a vio- Open Evenings Open Evenings |lent coughing spell and the other We have no branch stores We have no branch stores § | frantically exclaimed to leone, | LB, “Run to that drug store two blocks | L, east and get some cough drops.’’ | Leone inquired, “What kind?” to nee i which the other replied, “The sucker | ne kind.”” When Leone returned with | ithe cough drops the strangers and | ‘the traveling bag were missing. | om ~~ Men’s Russia Calf Oxfords Goodyear Sewed—-Rubber Heels—All Sizes and Widths. . > q 7 “ » oe ae e ‘ a + ' ‘ Sa ae be . . : ag > 7 r COSTS;NO.MORE THAN THE ORDINARY. PHONOGRAPH ee en no nee ————— + ee $100,000 Fire in Texas Town. By the Assoctated Press. i GORMAN, Tex., April 30.—Tire | originating in a livery stable Sune’! an undetermined cause, destroyed ott . . hs «s ne wi ‘ es ae ME RETF "yng or MOG A . oe °C A ERR CREDO EL LOE SS Sy AY CBE) Ie engage SG Law tapatig: (te oie eS i: eae ni " ES SARS Peer SRS eee is oi | ‘ : ; , TS et. i 1 Ye ny mpd aid in a oa. a * Sees aaa. pe, Se ies f PR Nh SIF let a The ae Seer fe ee GAY ee ERT Re eTem ie t +e * es) re

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me OE cate 3 * Pe 7 = Fate by ae: e Le oS ‘ oe — 4 oa Ona Pet sored So ee te. “he ee rs Pane ‘ A Be ee ee ee eS te Sp ages Rie eae Ee er eee i oe Seg = Mae ee So. We eee Oe eee g Cad M. 4 2 —— = aoe ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, 1920. "ST.LOUIS: POST-DISPATCH ae 7” q # Joe Lynch, Like His Famous Namesake the Judge, Seems to Be Onto the oo , i i i ne COPPA BPP LL ES POO OO oth sron Twirls Browns to | t British andU.S. — - Baseball Scores / Regan Is Outclassed by a | Three Coliseum Bouts & UNCHANGED Ik ‘ ee Od oe a aa i a Me OO ee tet at tl ee eee ae Result K “ ) in nc a hn a vd i i ie al ee ee i i +“ | t , Fe | ° ° . | ~ Fourth Successive Triumph, TL Chonn Us Stars Running in NATIONAL LEAGUE. Referee Stops | ge four sea Blanking Tigers With 5 Hits SPH PennGamesToday yori ve Fetsirivme, eet iy .: STEADY AT cL > or 2 a verdict over Sammy Marine, New York Bantamweight Has Opponent Helpless in the First ‘te ——— i Still With Us. a eaten ‘PHILADELPHIA, drt oe s ~ mere we . ; ete ee ee on 8 eas + 5 |, where is that old fashioned |pCVe™ em “VERIS. On pening» 001030000 OC _ Round and Knocks Down His Foe Five Times — Winner Meyer Bender was practicalie = ) Contest Is Fourth Consecutive One in Which Burkemen Have rap Day’s Program of Annual 2- : ke Lik ~h : , out himself when he floored! Call Money Goes to 15 ‘ : nO atteries: New York— Benton and Snyder; S = ' , : : a) Pe Had Brilliant Pitching, the Enemy Scoring Only 2 Runs in Who used to sell insurance, Day Relay Program. | Philadelphia—Caurey and Wheat. Umpires Looks Like a Champion. { payee: oe who was too @ ay Cent Lali , : o1 ae . c e 107 —ab-a0e? eee prenees tM ES x —Sign fica Mov 36 Innings—Detroit’s String of Defeats Reaches 11. OO ee Oe a erate | BROOKLYN AT BOSTON. a 3 reco pe ePpard was. too grecn mums BER Sg ae Tike lilies of thé field araye. | FRANKLIN FIELD, Philadel- | eee . : ° : r ; : ; Ait : By : ohn E. Wray. | JOE LYNCH, New York, ate Le a ¥ in rade. TArrS Tae .,{ se does not spin or toll; ‘phia, April 30.—The sky was over- moo * lig nt ty ile gap nin ID REGAN, blood-smeared and glassy eyed, was on his feet after two ¢ . ounar ae a fe : Mae ate ee fe eee Payed by the Browns ne” — But ne tne very ; highest Brade | ay ct and a stiff wind blew across , Bomton, MeQuitien and OrNell eae ae KK, niinutes of the fifth round of his bout with Joe Lynch at the Coliseum : LEO ptr. ane ame ae Be i! a — when the club gets pitching. Manager Burke's team resembles.a first di- Of undiscovered oil. the field when the ovening event of} ~ a .nee.. last night had expired. At this point Referee Walter Heisner decided outpointed Sammy Martha. ; 8 3) ee Liberty Bond Quotations _vision machine, and not a misfit aggregation, as it appeared in the first si Ran vs t 3 oii) + ia wig aeGS s| AMERICAN LEAGUE. that the indomitable courage of the Mound City fighter was carrying him City, eight rounds: 128 pounds, fe =. ee two clashes on honie soil. Yesterday, for the fdurth time in as many days, a eee. es hy _ wees Ane paw nea peer wh ‘a. aoe a oe ee a ee , (further than was safe und he stopped the bout—a course that met with ‘ , ral ae BENDER, St. . .% - = a ies High Low Close¢ ; the locals were served with championship flinging This time it was Allan : Jennings iid _ nis men. twenty-sixth : nnual relay games Was ‘BOSTON AT NEW YORK. the entire approval of a sympathetic crowd of 60900 persons present, Z pao 7 aad Jimmy Dugan of St. ‘S A, 2 7s Ho Zee er + be Ss al 9: . : , ‘ ' Head line. Why not use a ¢lub, l'ealled here this afternoon. AS Heisner stepped between the men and raised Lynch's hand, ending > ~ an — round, it 4 ah Lib. 24 48...85.30 85.40 ©) Te =4 0 ,emothoron who did the hurling. | llughie? it See see baie Bey ene taut: 0 0 7 0 (~ 0 ] 2 O O ithe contest, tle spectators applauded loudly, quite as much in appreciation , malted Be peg ed. St. Leia! a a Lib. iat sio0 os we na in ss a> aio AB @ result, Burke's charges put) ~~~. a ARI | > amet | . ‘ er ners eKieley se NEW YORK | of the wonderful exhibition of courage by Regan as of the splendid boxing | EP me saaaeal Sheppard, St. - Ad. Sd 41,9. 90.20 90 30 a0 Se Sot p> “tegether their fourth successive tri- * * Isn't it kinda rubbing it in to and conditions were favorable fox ~ }qualities displayed by his’ New York opponent. Te: Ss wie 1 heaet - ht - 3 $6 “mph and today are above the 5046 Municipal League to ¢ switch ‘em after everybody clse | new records in running events, B | 0 I 0 ~ 0 0 (~ O O Seldom has a main event fighter; body blow, this time for the count of ~~~. rrr a ia Be ||. 6.54 96 os oe ae ip 4 mark on the campaign. The vic- § , . has been beating the life out of The meet opened with the penta- | 4....|in a local ring appeared to poorer; six. With bleeding face, eyes almost | ed a hard drive squarely in the a as _ tory was gal ; aeataies Open Season Tomorrow ay) ? | eh, Se cemiihlie "i +. ah re oeeee: soston—- Fic} and $Wailters;| nas py iad ‘a |crossed’ and deaf to all the f _' dle of Lyneci's good-nat : an . ory Was gained at the expense cf 4; em? . 'thlon, in which each contestant Was | New Yor Mave and =f Umpires- ‘Din. advantage than did Regan. He did | nett é a the fran hs, thaw oft ured “map.” ° By Leased Wire From the New the “punchiess” Tigers, #to 0. The ‘ With Record Schedule ) a" required to broad jump, throw the > en_and Nallin. — Mate | practically no damage during the jus gee of his adviser, Tommy alepocition. "aha a Bs New Yorker's — s Bureau of the Post-Dispatch *tiefeat was the eleventh Consecutive ney Pine ww Ban Johnson was among those | javelin and discus, and run 200 and > PHILA. AT W ASHINGTON ‘bout. Facing an opponent taller and | sr ig Sal tesa = Pans Epon ae: at Regan, ba cortnas sie one ee in . NEW YORK, April 20.—The suffered by Jennings’ aggregation. Commercial League-—Union Electrics present |. at the Rrowns-Tigers !1500 meters. Tho contestants scored | 0 0 5 0 0 0 1 O O C) | with a better reach than himself, a the jaw seek ae ptcrinne pte scvaits might. Regan sank to the floor wuaani g sag Post, in its copyrighted ng Sothoron yesterday was in rare vs. Kokens, Fairground No. 1: Frank game Wednesda) Contrary tO ‘in accordance with the order of fin- | | boxer thoroughly grounded in all the | into his corner, where, but for the he punishment and took the full — Review today, says form. He permitted five safeties, Adams vs. Measuregraphs, Fairground their usual procedure when acting |ish, the athlete making the lowest, WASHINGTON, ‘arts of the game and with lightning | ropes he would have hit the floor. His ©OU™t When he aros& he was a pith. — e “Possibly because of the sp while he passed only one batter me BS Muthediedite va: Cuppies, Fair- as host to the president the Browns | score in five events winning. | 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 O O O i; speed and a knockout punch, ‘the St. | body slid down until it rested on the | a object. Hardly could he ra a: Aa ‘moving day holiday’ on the Stock Veach., in the fourth. The Tigers ground No. o : trimmed the enemy. ‘BROAD JUMP (PENTATHLON})—Woon by} _Louisan took a beating from the/| second rope. Here Lynch battered the | ; ~ Sands in response to calls cream change tomor row, call money rose wére dangerous on only two occa- eggs Teta ee nage Petar William Yount, Redlands University; dis-| Batter ng PF hace pve > ri ies eg and “Phe ae '-rery first gong. Although he steppea unguarded face of his helpless foe | ciate oneal baprteitine yo e totteran a so tpt oe peng rage same. in the.fourth, with two out,| 270%. vs. Emersons, Fairground es ees A Shock. tits vient eet orgep Bicone emma at Conta! iv and “Moriarty. ernic™ | into his foe continually all that his With rights and lefts when the bell | opponent, " eaheiaas an Rey severe aa cn ecmemrg ies ver alow al Véach walked and Cobb-singled, but saasceoetbay Phar igeteies peng A ba Ban Johnson blew into our town ae. oe a. oe | ; “95 aaereasivencen gained him was 4 ae ely rOne. | dabs at him “and, taki Ce, auton : “7 See ane ve aa re Hellmann failed. Again, in the) fora park Nos: Great Western ve And saw the Browns ahead; | fart, Hamind. Kana: Anh, . Ber} POSTPONED GAMES. [heating about the head and body that | opif “4, Not, Seem possible Regan | sng’ savage: punlshmeat elt heen REMasncion Sh bastocee’ Gat aa ninth, Young was on second = and Triple A. Triple A grounds It jarred him so he turned ; winte Sishers ‘delenit: Send. aon York ini- NATIONAL LEAGUE. 'in ae first minute had him reeling. hada ae aa out a ay seeies Gl ee wr in return. The gong found him ~ : May ll, 1991, nominally te perm Cobb on first, but Heilinann ground- Bell Telephone League—local Be! around versity; eighth, F, Dale, Nebraska; ninth, incinnat! at Pittsburg; rain. Regan Courageous Under Fire. run. Lynch stepped back, coolly meas-, ws ~Piaggrence ‘y taxing his medicine, . : rearrangement of the floor spac ed to Gedeon, ending the game. hinge wipes sea be wipes gem seein And feil right over dead. | KE. Jones, Penn State; tenth, Emory, Penn} AMERICAN LEAGUPF., His rock-bound jaw showed its’ ured his man, and then shot his pis- | Bhat, . me 8 Diainly “all in” es 4 the exchange \s a matter of te Not a Tiger runner reached third. Apps lcn liteee-Ateiageneigh- reap only ni ! may | State; eleventh, J. Wilson, Lafayette;| ‘Jleveland at Detroit; rain. sterling qualities as the barrage of | tol-like drives home to the concrete i omega ype pu fifth. After aaa e. .z aoe @Ger special holiday Was @ 4 Three got as far as sec ond. while the st unting. Forest poke ng aed = A glance at the standing table | twelfth. F. Hill. Lafayette. ai ee Pe ee eee ne ae a ae ~ | Tights landed. Knocked down tw ice jaw of the enemy. The only effect | tei Gecunas tae mye call . 2 fs , Kranted in order to permit the & other Detroiters to reach Sisler’ S sta- wapleigh coe , gore a 1 on would indicate that the Tigers 56-POUND WEIGHT—Won bv Danidrow, in the first round, and once eaen i was to cause Regan to rush him fee- 'oua to permit the sho ming 2 aa = pmatange houses to overtake tig tion got no farther. Warehous: a , Forest 3 reget 6; Stock aré mot acing much to Cth De. Massachusetts I. T.. distance 29 feet ° es Or Lea 1€ the second, third and fourth periods, bly. Lynch met him coming and floored : : w to contir 6. a 2 cumulated " ork of posting up 1 aon | , | vs, Office, Forest Park No. 7 | i ong t eitenh: “deceaac) ehh Bertesath, OF ted L] gL }' for a total count of 31, seemingly him, but Regan was up -at once. de- Lynch was the best looking fighter~ B books, which had become phys ee Browns Have Had Pitching. Hamilton-Brown League—Sunilight troit’s claim to the tithe of Fourth | ‘As teches: thikd: Gkidmore. University of helpless at the close of each round.’ spite the wails from his corner to | S20Wn here this season, comBigiues : bu possibie ai the climayn of the fan mae etching received by the! Factory vs. American lady, .Forent | CNty. the South 21 feet 9 in hes | Statistics )| Regan’s miraculous vitality brought “take the count.” At the bel! ee was speed, cleverness and punching w- 4 speculation of that week. Tomorsg + Browns in the past four clashes has) Park No. 9: Aimerican Gentlemen vs. —— on) METERS (PANTATHLON) Won him loping out of his corner at the reeling around the ring. er. Ile outclassed Regan as no other | 2 holiday will be remembered as at _,been sensational. In the 36 innings Store, Forest Park No. 10. | The campaign for the ratlifica- Bartels, Pennsylvania. Time, :22 4-5. See- ~“~wwwyvye~ woe Start of every session. Regan’s Nose and Lip Cat. fighter has been able to do, and that, | | eident of the abnormal condit Sie Sonly two runs have been scored Traffic League—Traffic Truck vs tion of the suffrage amendment | ond. Bradley. Kansas: third. Yount. Red- St di ‘ h Cl bs Regan’s abllity to “come back” But again in the third he came out too, while ogi an was strong and at. | caused by the great inflation of r anding oO the uDs. caused Lynch to drop his hands to his; running and met a smash in the his best weight. He looks fag more - in 1920. Transportation, O'Fallon Park No. 1; ‘ , , , . ; , e amt ; I the National Women's Partv | lands: fourth, Hammond, Kansas ana “against the trio of gnoundrmen used : ii le cost F zs ; . wri Hged ra Good Roads vs. National Highways, Dann AMERICAN tEAGUE. ‘sides and study him curiously, at mouth that added a bloody nose to like a champion than Pete Herman. — . “Similarly because of the extra i'with 535, and Mrs. T. Humphreys, a At 9 p. m. in the morning. the Tigers with five raps. i : ne for (Davis, nders, Maxam, Eby}: second > i a The control of the Broans’ twirl. |f°mer Champion, was ‘next with 520 sae ete ggg aaa Se ee en goods at the right price. We are going to continue the sale for a few - Mee = aber ounce. Today's price is the 108 | Mrs. Dornblaserxscored a high game A SURE THING ' ce eet OSsTON hiladeiphia 1-0-5. Batteries i are of the ria 3 ' present vear to date, and o ers has been all that could be ex-' ‘rawford): third innesot fellq, John-. “-,of 22 and Mrs. Humphreys 2061. = dite rs uate Rages “9 --Bush an “Alters: Navlor., Harris. Keefe ‘Se ‘, : pected. Sothoron against the In-; mrs. A. Cowger of St. Louis, rolling “Lambs Gambol Fetches 87000 n. MeNally, Fisher); fourth, Massachu- L Perl tH | | Bg sares + Fm S942 last ee a stat Soesame se ° a sd ; ** "9 rrar ” , see, 4 ah Foe ; 4 rice , dians passed five batters, while yes-jin the singles, took seventh place) House. Head line. Must have | setts 1. ‘ime, om. sis Washington 2-9-1, New York 1-5-1. Bat- 4 : oy ag A dee 2 : : r - ’ : ] ¢ . INTE RSCHOLASTIC MEDLEY 4 ithe end of last October. There terday he issued one base on balls.’ with 531. Mrs. M.-Cassidy, another iad a full house. sere eapee eS a, ae eae be But teries—-Johnson and Picinich; Quinn and many comparisons in the vari Vangilder ‘“dead-lyeaded” five in his/ St. Louisan, is tenth with 6522. Mrs. | —~— Championsilp of America—-(First rn 440 Rye! | h lave i . i vaTas, second {.1), third 660 and surth NATIONAL LFAGUE r q ancia markets these days, 2p ae : . "@arry us back to that time last ¥ by Burke. The hits total 19. The sds : ' $93,599.75. Votes for women come Hamilton, Missouri! tie; sixth, Jones, , s YT "ark i ps pa FOV EE ' sie , ieee - ’ immed ae . : - ha > though he bombarded the Regan jaw Lynch was not wasting blows. He M Ird will remain @ yin . 3 prices was counter talanced by In the series with the Tigers, Van- First National, O'Fallon Park No. 4 At about 9 p. m. last evening a | Penn. State “ -BROVWNS ‘ ote with the best he had, Lynch could side-stepped or ducked Regan’s ama- tery to all who did not see the Ler as ‘a not floor his man permanently. i teurish rushes, waitire for a clean bout. = , q : tive ‘bear account. [nder these : i Me ee he Denk WG crowd assembled in front of some | i Waw ¥ The fight was w bef ‘ Regan fought a wretched fight : Ty Cebb & Co. to a single run and Liberty Foundry, Carondelet Park No. eambling houses on the Bund and | Cornell; second. Coughlin, Universil¥ oft == ork ' 16 HeEnt was won Hetore a minute; shot at the target. He soon found h at ? ga rious influences the industrial #t eee mark for the; *: Johnston Tinfoll ve. Faust Instent, tried stbcaiad ] he liv : the South; third H. Gish, Nebraska, | Philadelphia .. : liudd Cl RBS Won lost i even rush, and after 30 seconds WAS ment and the bel] saved him again. = > a es vening fluctuations had been con iv-: second, Bradley, Kansas; third, nase Bs Philadelp) er ! 500} sae dete io. an a Bre cnsiete ne “te i io “% emed - naga score he scored. 9 eo co Nr 2 ee India “Exchange rates on the, Far E Yai waneae 2454 SCORE TAKES LEAD rad a few: sous Dito te air | MOOD Bansee: fours, Mamites, Meson, | UAn DIN, ere ss “az. of the cour H wht ca " fe € sa Sa ‘ ee po wrist agg urnish the 7 ern markets moved irregularly, The recent performances of the which had thé desired frect ' fifth tie between Jones, Penn State, and! Roston ...... ‘ 373) ° é count. e rose fighting. only; fourth round he bounded out of his; semi-windup. while Kid Ink Pees with no decided recovery. the ¢ : PAC bere ie aesireda € cu : : ada! ial ' ro down from ar e if iwiec r wi azi spiri -' Fast Blac re yy | Browns’ flingers are as follows: IN WOMEN’S TOURNEY) Peciton Ween ' Cann, New York University: seventh, Da-{| New York .............. ! “yore | to go dow! TT} iother punishi: orner with amazing spirit and land Fast Black go on in the preliminary, . fusion of existing conditions Sanday—Sothoron held Cleve- | CHICAGO April 30.—Th Stein | 3 i } ley, Nebraska; eighth, Emory, Penn State:.' Chicago ede a, a illustrated by news that, despite é 7 ° Desk. Sheree anal ‘and world-wide climax of inflation Gigi dined gem 1y ltwo are members of the Valley Park | fae bined a is seig® ec a - ool, — ea arrin-! Memons. BLUE GRAY SERGES BROWN BLACK CHECKS ‘Tiuences and reaction from them. 4 : i thi , j lace in! . : ’ £er ign sy chool ourth, Cedar Raj-ids itrooklyn 3-7-0, New York 0-5-2. RBatterles , , : Browns Work Squeese Pinay. 8 caged he eg poe eth piace in | but it must be a tender spot. High School. Time, 4:44. Mitchell and Krueger; Toney, Hubbell and 23 years of honest work and quality giving has made our name famous. Others may ing the intervening period. Se-handing the Tigers their clev- | 1e team in ng: a : — a sek copy and use phrases we Rave in advertising. but do not he deceived. £ “The foreign exchange market e —— $e - Sy q Ptinued to move in a confused mani enth defeat the Browns beat the vet- E Kg ‘ ac i hitadeinh' 1-4) Keaton 1 Tlatter ‘ . mMsas & ity eS n catcher M’KENZ Philadelphia 1-6-0. Boston 0-4 atterjes THE ORIGINAI ¥ ye . , — enn es ‘ . > e “ f vt a Some age a gos "Fa was, a whghal PIKEWAY TRACK SQUAD named Sweeney. We take it a TO Romine canoes Meadows and Tragresser, Fillingim and Located ' : litte chsanes to $3 ba Guach abel eeze play with the bases full in! ‘siceibe eH te : PR ATIONAL O'Neill. Gowédy » $3.83. vi the seventh round that gave what! TO COMPETE AGAINST ies signe Sete coe 7“ to tn TIT CONT ee Y Cincinnati 8-14-0 Pittsburg 2-9-0 Etat a + ~ boi poe hoe hs byte price = $3.7 would have proved the winning: run I 1 nnouncing A Cc O|OWas | b ES MA 9 ee ets os ae “Wite a i ce ces € rom surface indications this me : FRES , teries—-Rin= an go, Rariden; : RY ‘ . - “ye . ‘ . . » _ te oe aashag ya ryrus Cobb I ‘roo! Lom! . a / . ' = 2 4% . } 4 : railing, -* smen, . ton I bree Ivn at Bos on > c ; : . rorta ; Burke added another in the eigh } : applause by the Tiger bench 4 = Barker. . S i, A. represent tatiy ¢ —_ i. , ge ‘ month in : S] ’, Ww hile ¢ os rts a But the top he’s bound tto | i . ~ a giand increased $14,000,008, off a southpawing person named) a van ae ; ; ‘ ; . ' : ‘ warmers when he smashed out his (;and Thomas W. Cahill. U. S&S F. A PIKERS-DRAKE BASEBALL Significant Movements. 0 . Sisler greetéd the left-hander} frst hit in the fourth round. It reach, | delegate in —e ee “Phe Federal Reserve ® wren & single to left. Williams sac was the Tigers’ initial safety off So in June, July and August. GAME POSTPONED; RAIN ; Re | month}; a ell sesinene enue f : A oa ' re pes ] ’ : | | Tifigéd Sis to second. On the hit and) , : a ‘our ey : it ¢ ; Sothoron. keep your eye upon the Peach. Y ’ ’ a he x : 7 vg tag rt 1a se DETROT champion batter of the ‘alas aaa feating the Carondelet nine. Yeat- rhe Missouri-Illinois Baseball . : “ i 5 . - - . : . 4 . : : , ita . . ‘ AB. R.W.E : tI American League, after going Mate ait iat ; man now being tied with Soldan. League will open its season Sunday a sh eight successive times without a atcher Severeid received three The McKinley nine probably will, With the following games: Butchers Matias, > o : eries with t} putouts in the first inning. Young meet the Fast St. Louis High Schoo] Union vs. Ben Millers, at Fast St. safety in the series with the struck out, while Jones : ; ' . é Browns. broke his batting slump , llie Jones and Veach / team in a practice game at High; Louis; Wiles-Chipmans vs. Maroons, , > » « a , Oth fouled to Hank. School Field tomorrow morning. at Collinsville: Tri-Cities VS. a] ]e. in the fourth Inning, when he ——--@ ——+ Central is leading the league. with Ville Bs, at Bellieville. and Maxwells banged an ace down the left PRINCIPIA TRACK MEN three victories and no defeats. vs. Hustlers, at Dupo. T. Breiten- ae field foul line. He also cracked BY EEE stein. Ray Cahill. Joe Daly and Leo « | Oltrie . . : , *Shorten a Single through Austin in the BEAT KIRKWOOD TEAM —-PAPRALRAA frowne have been named umpires | ' ninth, giving him a .500 average Principia Academy's track I? -——--- © Totals a é : es rma 7.4 racK ands? ’ *Batted for Dause in eighth in wii | for the day. In the series, Cobb | field team won a dual meet from the 8 CARDS GAME IS OFF Local Bowlers Depart. clu CORE BY ote INt hit .182. George Sisler, the | Kirkwood High School, at Francis ( ~~ > The © Crust | Bodwe! ’. P4 , ‘ . ’ oe i Kie « > sf ; ‘ ie rane rusn ane uawelse ouls 0 0 . | Browns’ star, swatted .364. I a sess O6', ft od+g. CHIC AGO, Agri 30. sittin to quintets departed last night ort oi t 0 0 ie feature was the victory of Ta})- rid a pipet, 58 : Sacrifice t { ; i Ta i] wet grounds. weltt ~ hedule “dl SOC - ‘ Kk ene sha ral na M j ] wa 1} kee. vw her e th eV Doubls play» Jacchacn Hrowns Release Schepner. Leohadk eR Abe pon lag bit and 220 ond game between the Cardinals ) wil! roll in interstate bowling tour- to Young to Hellmann. Joe Schepner, third sacker, | century distance a thee a an a , and Cubs was called off this af- (> neys. Orange Crush will bow] tn peu Hothoron. 1: Struck out—-By | who was obtained by the Browns land toate the 220-rard tte “ei ternoon. Kenosha tonight and tomorrow night Bet run In } ipnitias; off Orie gk ro from the Southern League, has rood time of 2231-5 te nee ae ; : in Milwaukee, with the Budweisers nini mentee, Left on: bases——St. louis. | been released to Jouisville of the : rolling in the opposite order. t. 4. wy — and Chill.|; American Association. Schepner _ Kaine 1 " departed last night to join the ———~- | a o ef the ‘skyrocketing of prices” while buying pow*r appears to be procees of limitation through ‘Credit contraction in every sect of the country. the Reserve Be slao considers that the resnuitant pius of g000s, wh ch would ordinal ing down prices, has been ‘absor through heavy exports” On the of hand. the abnorrially large expe which this country tae been mak ‘have begun to return as fnte preducts. This movement. under isting circumstances, te nevces@a proceedi: g@ srliowly 'ndoubtedtys shall Rear a good deal more of ¢ influence on supplies and prices fore many\ seston have passed.” _ =. oe S Sees meen = — ee ~ , ? ; recy’ re . 4 Sees , me M Bi bee ‘ ae ee - > ie ; * es icy gh baa , ry : + ° , Young @hb., Jone 2 Rh. | Veach (tf. ,. Cobb ef. . Heilm'n Ib. | Flaest’d rf. Rush ss, Stanage c. Dauss p S99 Ta de 19" > iS nne eile eT a ~~ —s Busine~» : j ee "man ence BO Ee ree series, gers on four pitched balls in the . H. Niedringhaus ng P ‘ hockey team defeated the) Tigers. * oe of one that you would ordinarily pay twice wa | seventh. Cobb, first up, ae of? | 1AM Wm, P. ae WM p M K ] ° | . Vanager a P : 3 he first offering. The ; 603-605 Pine "a * Lead anid sine. ieecnitekes on Sa eet Mitering. Then he tied He Sure Sec Have ° . or H = . ‘ wae cueted in 8 ovis | ~tas “4 a uw Biah zine Was Guetedt at ‘| ‘ » & . & x 3 LS % 3 Be ee RR ai tt aa ele FR OR ie aes oe by a Bcore of 1 to 0. Cuecho- | Al Sothoron's Fast Round. gd is it tha WP ideie contests ‘act te Ts | te 2? | the price for. For one week only my price to Tobin, who made a neat catch. Otto Ftoin's fwWeepatakes will open: Heilmann pe ) | the Might Addr Nine Vears i Jghng . ' ' ) popped te Vustin. hyit rane Se e s n 3 [ I s e . = : , ' m Loca eh nion Shop m : "3 night at the Stein Jr. alleys. ting the first one, while I lagestead ; Alen 605 Pine Street Union Label ‘ q Coffee. TORK. April a fiee Ne . futures Ares Via ia Site I 2 Be EN ae ERS Dit egy A : Ca le Le a ere ees Sena wibiisceteticln aetins ' , ? ’ , ‘ : ° + és 5. * . . “ : ae TAS . oa ‘pe f 25 . ." 4 - 4 + C eee: oe Sie 3 a - . be : z eS ata. 8 oF ts a ee seed a ee 4 oe Seok Bes - ~ . ~~ ‘x4 - ¥

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : be FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, 1920. ick LOUIS POST-DISPATC: x . ee oe ——— ~~ WKS MOSTLY | [NEW YORK STOCKS. ae STOOKS DEGINE. Peace] SNS wan SSE ee org A aturday : — _lradeaws compadntive tetas, Giemlienn TURNS IRREGULAR g | Svecial to the Poet- Dispatch. N gles : as nto er Se wae De = iidenea™ eel wg 7a " & aes. . sy : . NEW YORK, April 30.—Total sales on the New York Sto iay wer New TOrK Cot ou Exchange an Ce | ae a _ Ear gaeaant 2 i oO ot v ork tock Ex: hange today « New York Curb Market will be today. The low points were at or near EX oS ‘ORN. . wi | oril 26 rh "hi = 1771 . x ‘3° “f Ie 3% Ms ys 0“ 7 % ; . ees : est li | 905, 00, compared with 1, 1! 3. An) yesterday. Sales to 2 p. m. were 699,00 : Following is a list of today’s sales on the Stock Exchange, with the high, low, closing closed tomorro Ma ' hel the close of last night Aside from ‘ i ; 4 ; $ \ ) "oF he fou i. . oe r r bouts at at ef | pi ‘ices and the net changes for the day ng the eather the same factors as on oe. ane ‘ tecdas s shin EB ee 3 ose —- — : meee. ma ae ms “mov : ay v7 "ork r- at SC. 166 | pe! a te orth m last night re- 4 - Be el ate ws “Net Net } Special to the Post-Dispatch 2. wing da, MY Ne w York An previous days ruled the market. Oats. - —— amr -- | " = we! tendy at tecline of 13 knockouts, while re ad STO KS, _ Saies, High. Low. Close. Ch'nge st KS. Sales. High. Low. Close. Ch'nge NEW YORK, April 20 The tone on unusual number of firms will he Mere strong L. R. hegtnggeF wr A deed a aii - des a Migs 3 ” = . Suan ERRERERER ; oN Es ees, ow . : rr ; ’ _ } rl. aa a Maneiady t a wee ¢° ; neared mond tee ehe ; on ™ rine, by Se Cah com. 4 oe a. 44 ox | Trans, C. Ol... 6,700 15 14 ' ‘ many stocks showing sulstantia! Phe St. Louis Stock exchange yng Ket toda) Wet condit pate Bene! ' or et . ae 7. pepe co” oe Ay — a és . x Ray itm) ¢ Oar ie i nion > vias 4.700 29'g .28% 20'o ...-- | losses, but it was commented on that also ‘ill be closed amily Were indicated fesldes being 7 ‘ , OS} of ti wae fs : eae ll * - A Pre r r Re? a ? * - 48 ni.D.8.1s “hy 40185949! ’ be: : , pe unse; ible for the cron } nded t. ' md) | ms 2s + ~ ’ . t a9 nats 7 Un. Fr ruit 8K) 204 orig » *i the declines in the first half of the f One £06: Cs ctl eee elibing bse be ae 1B) 46RD dem | | " vanetl ieee . satis eV? 7 7 “4 “° 7 . : . “ - _— - am - i rt) 27 ee = i¢ ) e*TT ° « Ps . " , . “ “ ° ' : '* , ha’ : “uno n r : ‘ : ° tho was too cored ee oney oes to 15 Per | aS Lio “i. a it. &. By ~8. 300 7 ; -..,.| day were made on a unusually smal! e _ re TeStrs ovement from farm DECEMBER CORN ‘rade interesis wer oderate buyere, how- ‘ tired : C t Si if; M ae 9 agree Jum +o, fo: " pha > a 7 . “=i volume of business. Cuban-American vee ERC Carty Pe Swing we | si ‘ LH Lye er, and there was enough covering to give ras t i ign I nt ove- do. ti S00 L700 ? “api. *' Sugar was one of the weakest fea- ts ard, if Was not over wide rhe an POS 129) he arket fia rly steady ie i 2 | m Tra Ada. a .... 22,800 1,00 wy! a . -.--+ tures, falling over 4 points in the SF. LOUIS STOCKS nnancial siluation serves to check ex NEW MAY OATS. én SS § . in on 2% .f tre) ‘ hiedy ry} ee . : = ’ ti ei: ents in de. d ‘ : A ; on , rey, , as forenoon to 48. and there was renewed | hI bullish movemnient ‘ li igh 1054, 4 10M Aga r York, Am. Sumatra ], 4m) : Statist . Ino w Ff : Cn ee «ti holly wh 4, lamel., Stopped | - | Jon) i‘, «66 Cie * pressure against General Asphalt. | Local cian Snow of Chica esti ‘ + 7 at | —! + .— - - ~-& pe € : See li") Tearinos. ‘ rs ingic: . im? ge hoe 1 lt’! ' ri e aster? best lhere was heavy tes et fitth Am. La Fr. e1 300 12 -t, & ©. wo % “z::2 9 % That stock, after showing strength in Clearing weeen indicated winter whea : as | ithern buying . , P . > +) ee ‘ ef é " : ’ ; ‘ : = ‘row t N°? (be ‘ " , ? ? i ‘ ve tiie as a4 rries u ' DER, me: T | | do abi 0) +t (eat ix 100 4 53% 88 the first few minutes, when it ad- Friday $26.542,053 es ie? =,000,000 busheis, or 20,000 : Tha ; “ ‘tie a : ; “ 3: 4 " , p b de * «be ; " a 4 ’ fitial mu :} ls ests +] thie » . p ; a ; ; . > : . - ‘7 bs ort ’ y asthe. asec es Liberty Bond Quotations. Am. L., O: com 1.700 sg > ? est. Jul s » vanced to 74%. dropped to 72. Car neseit ‘ oe: tee te _— oP PieR ms oints above iast nigh cloaine { Sas Ss ; : 4 pee Oo Ail. ; “n> “pep” > oe ‘ bp. \ © we ‘ e , : ‘ 4 a A : ‘ . titi "ry i = oats} pe tet: ; } , vs as; 128 pounds. r - pen P “ea Toh Ba «ny 7432 vm ~4> : ’ le : a ot} Te bees Sn bd yn Steel sold at , United Eee tall . . oe Today. High. Low. Close, Clow. ~n — ilson & (1 ; 6 Candy on smal) trading ranged from, po ie tian oe ) IDER, St. Louis, ae | EE C tome. Am. FP. ‘ uw l ott ops Te an ams o ry kt en ’ vu side rte aa CleVALO! ana Srain dealel my Dugan . fe ib. 48 4! 80 91.80 v2.7 rest a a > : 7 Se . >» 13% to 1314. There was a fair amount | following oid Py Bly a ie gue eg PS und - of St. eS .. 85.10 85.10 84.50 84.50 BS u. Express. . GOO 12% ¢ +. 3 Stet ey — ; " pa «ft | Of business in New Jersey Zinc at 7. OTH a wat we. Re. Cee o WE a par gnivizng Antes ; ellie: aad Z / , ei “4 4 ; 2 : “hs £ “nm . an : i | : ey | : . " cont reg] , ‘ P cedine i : . , caf 4 raititiwz Lay mnort | eved that rT : , Bes - £ “¢ply «Ye 4 D« +. 40 So. 290 to-280, the rights being traded in} jec; ,,, = "aah , ee luls | : ; AVO, St. Louis, . BLib, 2.86. . 85.50 SD. 80 RE. Am. 3 ; , ge - Metal : - - iy nad a ah ill ninin recat vill be im ble to resume future rend pamela arts hesaaaiis e7) She 4, 85.7 it "4 . # . Tn ' at 14 to 1d. Rainer Motors was one of : | a arly — : . 2 -? OU SO. 50 86. eas ‘ m , trading im WwW vefore jute ugust ‘ pri] % en * me Oy wit hear ime ia ppar St. t. ; ; Alas ka (5,0) j : a . the strong features, selling at 491 lore oon wy T , . , , P , " I ii€é wut tie ! j sal \ > ‘ . . ,? : ,’ ss . : a“) nihe rein nd. . ; . 4 > 5 4 58. Arn, . Syn. 3 2} 3 Alaska Jun . 4 > . " =m ! ariv September, if thet It is de ithe Thali ee ‘ >) “d ae : fs oO ‘ ; SA a Pid I ‘ ee & * 24. “. Petroleum shares renerally ranged Wag ES lene = one ‘3 we ‘ . sv 4 - ] eu] y : Ss) NSN: titer . Linhivermeril ft: » for contract de- e . . . 4 , « P ° ‘ . . . rhe i) . icf oe iti rie mir } ' bd i. ; : . 10 74 e , : a ong ~ ee 2osenee = Within narrow limits with some _ i h . 2 , eteentnd -.* orn. i gO. MIked | et) ver) ‘ xl deai of meg b 4 +4 : : , ergs e47 “ ; Am, as 2 : ” G31 { é liaholna Lia } Vchangxces i le Way resuming ! ; . jen - White, eae eutdation on ech but prices «a © fuarely in the mid- ae ui a oa.” ‘en - Am, Smelt... 3 * | Stocks falling ey small salee. fois : ‘ : ee Aon ee - e . _ e y Si R *) *)* adh a ‘ ; 's "Ot as ‘ oe 0) ~ "sS ‘ ta f yf i’ ‘ sy } mY ‘id 7 uiic ; 1.% . . bod-natured “map.” Per Leased Wire From the New York § “*:.” ~ 5, 4 © Dd... 4%. ys es ed bin the Gret Oat Of the Gey dropped | A nmerce re ee 1 nt Wilson issues an order releasing Sie New Yoru ‘ : ‘ Atl. - pfd. & | Am, Steel F ' 394 from &4 to $1, and Phillips Petro'teuin : , ] P rker'’s ing Bureau of the Post- Dispatch. 5 : do pfd .. 3 + Br . ‘ ights ld Jae 3 Oe 911 Domini £. «. ot ‘ contro, of tne Wheat market, simi- 3 Bo ; I $Y. : , : its Ss | | » « >. cot) ; owed and tore in NEW YORK. April 20.—The Eve-{ A" Cor > 11% .. Am, Zine .. 100 16 % 48 veggie sah atthe aces oe * iron : : lar to that issued removing restric- : ng him with all his # 1 Desk ORK, -« _ 3. Vve- : o1, _. % | Anaconda Cop. 2. nos, =| g 4 Oj] was in good demand with sales at | *! a > ion i tradi ' Be ver oF GT ' 2 . " “Bhs a S . io . cass ., : ’ - pat > ; ‘ — . a . , , ; Teinteor % hMUEIS Of aaglnics ith Cou ALOTeCOVeT, Pe. “No iNeed, -¢ oe VO ? res. to the floor under 4 fos Po - as its copyrighted financial | Barret 247, Te | ee a a is | t 34, to 14. Interest was attached to | , the sine of the new cron aul ths-@e a aan _ ey Range of Ne WN Vork Cotton F ut and took the full : * Fig ; — the report that one of the subsidiaries | : fini position of the old wheat are factors ros6 he was a piti- - “Possibly because of the special | Brooklyn /of the Middle States Oil Co, is produc- | Jndiano, ~ Mit) ' — ee wy at the meeting arrival’ @ vot copped in i9he, until Presi . . ' " " ’ yi) :? . . _a ra ; } > ‘ »?% onse to calls from |, change tomorrow, call money rose this | +Burns tree... “4 oc | Butte oR. ea , ro) ar a {feet deep. Three more wells are drill- ~ iggs 3 ne ome gr eee Ben Stead. inét sake ane > to 3e interline r rtheless he totter. ‘afternoon to 15 per cent. This is the! Butterick Co.. 2 See ee f ee ve ‘ mi 2: 22 2: ing and locations for 100 more are! F uulton ofa ay arg 6 10 ind spot oats 1te ta -_ hand seni vard his deliberate . first occasion on which the invest- Ss agg Aig : =a "ae Cal 2, Gilad at 16 ase ‘available. Oi] in such quantity at this | Fulton com, r " Quictintianes todas were cs ha automatic —_ = market has ever closed for just | Cal. Pie: “¢ 3 Nee vale EP & = ate a Z tem 9 *\ depth caused a good deal of discus- er a. : Whe | = 5 a ena ay gEra Tr" Ne aking systematic » that reason, unless one includes the ...% - 7 {! ts *. Stl . g 14 ot, —2) , sion ir the trade. White Oj] Corpora- , — — actrees RS on a ph 2 re ‘inter, $2.9 ; Set ghee Ment on head and ® | suspension of business on Saturday. Cer ain-teed r .” —" : ,. ‘tion's Wheaton No. 5 was brought in! LOST: “one a ek “t “0 ne his medicine. .- " fearransement of the floor space of! bnew | ; a” .4 "iG N 4 if tot -- 3! « 3000 barrels a da) This well ta a} Boatmens Hank +, ae te ie a gy 7 bard, $2.S5@2.86 3 hard, $2 764 niy “all in” age he | x3 the exchange As a matter of fact. nite oo ar 1%: . Ds > ge 4 o, + 4 i Bae 6 '“@,. northwest extension of the Homer Yorigae ig ara by fs ‘ ' , | 1 eo : “ » ranted in order to permit the Stock }Gonput. T. : 0 4) . 491, aM. Nickel... 2,4 + we 38% shares Klahonma and Texas cen 3 a 1G i: No 4 whit op "1b MILWAUKEE, Wis sat parle quiet “ es easier, good a os aang sons nat it was danger- “3 Pxehange houses to overtake the ac- =. Cigar Ms F we, Ly F amt , Se > ail) ee , inued a feature, with buvine based : “tel teed Orn) ms “ ' 3 ; + : 7. ,; Matting, #1] roa | s i113 mii tt 23 middling on kg low rhow tp continue. > cumulated work of posting up their ‘° 1 : ‘on expectation that new wells would Indiahoma lets k Jy white, $1.10: No.4 white, $1.0816: | , z ; _ | qdo0 bales, including aes best looking fighter sa books, which had become physically be brought in and it wae stated that (piernational Sh. fa has | pate: 61.6 Provisions at. Chicago Season, | combining | }MpoOsSsidie ai the climayn of the famous the additional storage and pipe line } *- ; : ? ' - . ' aqrat ' trie Ou e 2. ind punching pow- —(jgy ~#Peculation of that week. Tomorrow's nehebabee tk ante Le “? QUOTA | Today's | Last Voelen Goods Market Unsettied. increasing the cutput jranite-Bi-Metallic, bh | High. | Low. | Close. j Close BOSTON. April 30.—-The Comp erctal Bul- ae sh ~—+ = 8 ae ed Oe PE Regan as no other . ‘holiday will be remembered as an in- ble to do, and that, cident of the abnormal conditions | ‘® ar | P 4 10. ws e sti :! a. Seaboard {Pe °? . ; tT, lowest na : si rices for ar i I (ie Piet, . ‘ 4 ” oda “4° ss. : ’ it y =¢ : was strong and at caused by the great inflation of rents! emer.-Brant 1 1 ) re Bio nal ae | es. 1: , | a stecks dealt im on the ‘debe tre aimilten-Brow mn HICAGO “5 \ ; as $35 12 36 4 — 00 = 3 for apet.. Gen Bt ge ; d ; a . . 4c at i ‘ eae SA ‘-} ‘ ril m { ‘ e vile ce ou | ob ~ , Y a He looks far more in 1920. ae pea... lee 888 98% Ky. Steel Spe , 90% Pity — 1%) curb | Marland Kefe . to > tives aa A te Cee i eke = — 0 SS | posed existed. although trading “ 23 Sa aan 4 : ‘, ' Saw (fone ” 1 "| Natl athe sth + apenas co ~sbaa : pe ioe a ' ' . ket privately as : ! x than Pete Herman. 3 “Similarly because of the extra hol- ' Elkhorn Corp. pe m4 2: 4 Se ee pe paren s ‘ ae) Se ae High. orn ; ‘) a | price . rn di ullieh ‘stim if ing 19 90 = iy @2b ' nit ae 7 ae } Sy = ~. fy ‘ : : * : a in a 2 } « : ’ 4 Sy - Rene rhe * , — al ili dala ? ar Thy bit we = GC , . } - _ . ne : iw M4 a er bantamg, : iday, business was lighter on the cin at ~ ig I... : a . Rep 1. & 8... 10,0 2% 6 ant. : eee ,, . 3 2 Wagn EI : e ag ao lg ~~ emted | Suis m> “) 40b |‘also. shorn fine wools are being takéfion a » ss ; a. ao rT a ; . _ i : ¢ > . 2 ; td -t 7) > sy) > . WIT) I ¢ ; ane th) sites P " ; . shy ‘ Pe . “art i A.1_* 5 ee 7 — a oon Se eee F F “7 . | “> e could have gi rey Stock Exchange. and any downward oe a a one "4a aT, ‘ a - . . Ped wed =e ; > ete + , Am Chicie : So il] orn marke ‘ ana how- | ‘ ; mee yo cng nt — markets, aaa fi reac) and a beat- | : de” eatin d as ee i a ge ; =loss-Sheft e Gt . : , ever, was of only a scattered s Open. a" = 7 =: =5 oe M1 non oe Soe COW) Ko0ds tendency w hic h may hay e existe ad ir | do pfd, as R 5) 1% Superios Stee] ‘ 4 *1/ , ‘ d a o : dh e = Mi : } | exchane ' ini at . chich + - | Pow ’ . “er den | May . . li ww narket is unsetttl dl. woolen mill be- ill remain a mys 4 prices was counter talanced by the Fiske Rub. .- 3.200 31%, 31° % "iz. « oar ) ' “A lliac " par saasariarna re ee higher ith May $1.731, to $1.744 and! Juls Ss 4 18 42a jing dull, so far as the wool market is con- not Bee the London 5 eovering purchases for the specula- oy : o> eee ae Tenn ‘ | Bite eB 4any 5 50k, | (HM Basin Pet 2.017! ) rancs per dollar mnand, 00s . " heavy movement of Chinese and In-! Kelly Tire .... 1. 1001, 198 = =1085 $- t DUD aon 2 ‘oo? oo . od. on™ “i nts | cxhtan 20. ¢ any, cents per mark, di LIVESTOCK MARKET DULL; dian rates in faver of our market. | i ¥, Oi" 7 Mastr |. “tm R20 3: 30 f (i Gen. Asphalt ona 4%) SG ‘ym ) mand, 1.7: able LT. wustria, cents HOG PRICES 250 LOWER three or four millions gold is being) o> 1. 4 “ agin : x aoe pf , a4 RS .) (riliand 3. bs a ieee wees Serre fe oe ae ad shipped this week from the West i yet te ; > Ox : ’ : ait . _ N es | wn RP Lia | enrec tt s ! 11g | ho r cen er | ones tg Ae! _ ‘A IONATL S$ ro K YARDS Til ; April MO Coast to those markets. Silver bel - t Myer: loo! sows Be } is Ga td . Pann at” 6g t. meh +e | Grane): As "ey th 1a | demand. 10.2 cable iv. a ASOT. | amd ; : “2 sb ae! 4 re i ‘ t pret . + . uy, tile \ oe kK mf 7 : ' . I ‘ “Ts us dealings inc ren sec Py a a ae eeeceen.e ® eee “*e SttG et Sere. ©. #* ete aie » dhe eeeee Stree res with 89% last February and is) Maxwell Mo Your - “tower than any price touched since! Mav St. 100 aide A ga 4 : | ADDY 4 »ithe end of last October. There are | ee *E ia 2 . =f 5 +" +! | aneie, Oi | | 4 eat any comparisons ve the vartoue | | , vie 10 3 os lo pid. ) . ao aes oar Gas 3 “ , 4 — S , mn hea r. 3 rj ne ates? Lit) Waciras , , atean ure 7 ancial markets these days, which | Manhat. Shirt..,.300 27 2 See, sci | 1. aon z fe “vee 200'S oc... | Manhattan Off ti meee , : : | light hogs. the bul wi bid fom $15.6 4 ' eearry us back to that time last year, | : “ig nh , | 1 : ; ‘Whieh probably indicates a peculiar ECKS : ie Sate pet sor cg of se" cog in- ) My .. ial - in 1% i, 588 12 | 3 | az J : c inences an reaction rom wim, ur- ae Pian ‘ : ““ ; , oe ° = % ahs! Se ae : , * : et b Boos 9 Poultrv: hogs: may : : ing the intervening period. ' | N ‘ be 8. ; , Oe Nor. Pac. ... ; se 7414 on Ae F , oun) tippers for round lots. Small or. ality ta *fay’s closing to $3.83. which compares VIC . - =! . ' ee ' *renna. tee mel : ay: Be Peameck rT why ” | Oieae _Meually quoted high low rw path yesterday's best price of $3.°S'4.'Gwens Bot. M. 300 0 6S si Baek o-e eee 2) ae * it Perfection Tir fe - =" ig PO ee age eae Be eS S¥rom surface indications this move-| Otis Elevator 3 a. 2 ae br. pid... > + = oat Phillips Pet , tke «6S «= 305, | Sk eras sbid at SOc. as agai nat "ment of sterling is more closely re-ip2 > ¢* : ot Mae ; oF : i». Tire a. BG. ae ee Se ee ST tan. She: oc ro: | centrifuasl, 16.08 | Si" oc. tccaine on sterling | fee A ...... Sm 08 [Ot 8, W.. 108 8... 2 gg Rockancay i 3 “1 rings, “dae, "staes, Bac; rollers. oaez tr: | ulated, 17 Som 386. Futur ienehange. All advices from London | Phila. Co. “Sou. Ry. ... BO le Halt Creek eee ae | ke a oulla. 250: a ing and | p yelow the finals ‘of Las indicate thet westrictive influences are ge Santa Cec elia re : ! —s 7 3830: muscovy dt _ on 1 - suga!l future closed stean ‘iy: being applied as drastically in the ; coe me are as ag ae { 12% 1, I! akg a Ae ris ...-., oe -1" ~!' capons, 7 junds and over, Cc; Capon [ou May, 15.00c; July, 15.15 oe eredit market as in our own. 2 Are. 8. 2: 0. 102° 10 2 aa o om i 4 ag Fee een, \ yf 71 27's | ogy Vine : and —— : Returns of the foreign trade of the .: s ctf. | eres ee -B “ni hae > 43 16) ees ce | omelly OL «0s... eee : : . en. § | 1AL port of New York in March show that) eet, ~ ‘: oa ~ ae | is ce 300 68: . @% - op Sete Oi. pie ao . VEALS- Choi to 14) at te tug FINANC imports of merchandise from England | Rev. Mot. ae 42 a 3, | Un. Bs ‘ te 7 ~ | Sweets Co. ... ia 7 c a relat 9ulvc, rough. coarse, heretics, et +e WARE & L . LL AND . : increased $45,000,000 over the same|HD.C. N." ¥. 7,000 100% i074, 100% sim Wabash) oo, Ba capil aba wag SURO Int. 2. tT. SB |e. Cie CHICAGO NEW Y Malo of @ soft, Phable Leath month in 1919, while exports to [n- paveas - c.: 2 | 1at. «1: 127 a, | West. } ee 7 o* 98 us Times | ae wet on as re spring «amos ) qo Made of a Soft. Pliable Leath gland increased $1 1.000.000, tSears- Roe . ~' Haas @eeee . & , > pik > a . ; t/ t, : , ‘ ap . ; ; 1 : ) a © \BL. wee ’ ' oe ‘ A ae . mre ae _ “ AB, er im a Rich Mahogany Shade. Narrow Toes, Significant Movements. Shell T 4 ae AL, oh wat. ; egies f naen ase ow er he ‘parteere will pian Broad Flat Heels, invsgible Eyelets | . 5 : “The Federal Reserve Board’s | stromberg .... 2, Gl, 72 a3 f mon “toc ke unless they carry the abbreviation | 1 HE Oe Sagas he ania 2 Sy a: | CABB: ‘GE—Tex: *. ‘ik, $40 to $6 B uy st . , monthly report on business conditions | Studesexer OS, OOH 10804 7 Ae Pee e: “ on —: ‘rights’’ or ‘‘etfs."’ ag ; | @ 1. | Acheunnmieid ! HE RBEY R1 ARE 8 55 ‘Tei : von 1 Ot 2 ) ees” ee C&O x. dividend. iv’ & Steam... os OY, On KS—New Texas vello 2% ta $3.5 >? AR _LEL. in the [ nited States has one or two ae ; , WATE 4 atalie *Increnase. -Decrease, .. Unchanged. Se. ae , hoy ‘ ‘ 331 for N and 2.6 to $3 for ‘O. a W Le, ' . “ ae e% a = ——— ——= = — a = fs MF Pa, : “* : , 4 a7 tOr sw. “2: L/ CR K “ aN L e-Arrow.. Sait ¢ ‘reek Mae ae s >t) ;y: ith me —— ”, rs 1, One: tuck il ane points elow the finals of do pfd. $8 vaiwes 310 valees valves en seeeneee. It classes 48 aj... ‘hopeful sign’ the consuming com-} munity'’s ‘anxiety concerning the over- . —_ il. Linpiaeesrch- y i! + sae Poa 00 oni pan Ph go 07 10S _— rERRE 1, strained situation resulting from ex- N E W y 7 R K B O N I) S PMO aS Wi ccs Se.cnd 08 Ff SP IX ACH Hon Y¢ grown S5c to Ge; kale rcs, pram ees cestively high prices and wages, and | | ooen: cores 20 $ $1 - hy ge atin. dheede Paees ages YOU SAVE $2 ON EVERY PAIR ; = 2 - 'SWEE: POTATOES hhomenrs me ' rk St MOT ME believes that this means the ending . " | Saainare’ Or OE > hokage ezrown . : . = _ , h. 9 i. s. 7 wo i +) i -" ‘ . ) . 7 ‘ n ' a} ‘skyvrocke - of prices. But! Svectal to the Post-Dispate | « vey hall. $2 to $3.40: Mississippi: nan MembersChicago Stock Exchange we, st rock 1 ns . pri ° b .. | NPW YORK. April 30.—Total bond saleson the New York Stock FEixchange todav A ¢ TA NDARD ou coe |e a hall ovr “hiens Boar: | , - while buying power appears to be in 'were $16,062,000, against $10,859,000 yesterday. $20,155,000 a week ago, $14,175,000 a ange Am Vil -.. m. . axe -EETS negrown 0 ” nev St ouls Merchants’ Exchange process of limitation through the/vear ago, and $6,804,00 two years ago. From Jan, 1 to date, $1,329,017,000, against $1,085, - Ohio. _ ! ‘ 94 Pay Texar, i $°.1: er hamper Ww. wit ra ee a ie SE eer core ’ in ‘ery section | 293,000 a year ago, and $301, 153. two years ago. Bon ge Secieaie iay * * oan ony, ~- Orleans. 6O0c¢ to $1.25 per casen vu ~o iene Ctweat (tions m > Bao | l the etre’ the a Board Following je apg Net of rales er ee Cm ey Sad tee Se | Vacuum Ol PARPNIE © ot : . idersigned have thi ol bree ARGEST SHOE RET ae ; 7% ‘cee 4 and low prices being given , : poe 8 0-6 REIU') FARK Hicmnegrow! A) per ' mos ihe Blas - oi Al ER 1 _Siso considers that the resultant sur- (In $10000 lots.) | MINING ST or KS, ee aan bunches. ss ae inven ae: a votre noe SS LERS IN THE WORLD-—300 STORES! N 100 CITIES. “Wiig of goods, which would ordinarily jo G. Lad. 3's! cours REGS toSe Ee, LCCCA st & gen ge ...... 63% a celes... és it ae nia ON omegrownh, «Ve TO e'" sion business in stocks, bonds, grain and 300 Stores in 100 Cities, ring down prices, has been ‘absorbed | a th Oe ae... . see: 3.001 8 Col & Sou ass ape vie eat ee ke \ eee es Florid we. 02 we eee (DWARD F. LELAND MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION through heavy exports.’ On the other . ou. s. . Ist Ss . S6. 5.)) 10 Con Ges cour is nna 100% to 10016 | Roaton Mont -2 ‘ ere UME Rs " re) n Chih B SIGNOR ST. LOUIS STORES: a he , p Bie jaws 2 Corn Prod sf Ss 1934..... 99 ‘Can. Ce eas ove S— 1 WwO-c0ze Naa — — N WEREINAND nape. the abnormally large exports | st ©. ‘4 | "90° 39. S che inen Mee teeew ce ta Of to. 0611 Gens, Coo. Min ee Bn Indiana $3 to $5. cu Sto $4. eran 1 aCMAACK 706 Olive St.. Republic Bidg. | 139 Collinaville Av.. Near Missouri which this country has been making ' 8 RR 5. a: D&RG ref Js an to 4414 Cresson Wold ... : vf EGG PF lL. AD re 4 ae the bs: gg hy : 1a” ms ON, Sixth street Av., Fast st. Louis ‘have begun to return as _ finished | 252: ee ee. ewe cope + ane 4 eS Bee Yaar. | De Beers Min. , 864, Sei, | Sireabi sizes. $= to so ™ _— ra tie fee nm New York : Be tween Pine and Olive S12 South St., Springfield, Moa. products.’ This movement, under ex- ‘S }. 8 Vie. Rs iia oa ae nk oe “A : Det an ps hy; ms . Hy Fl Salvador ..... 4nké 5 O11, Zhe | oO} R ADIs HE per ere eS : ee ee coved 140 W 4°d St OPEN TILE 10 O'CLOCK SATURDAY NIGHT—? P. Wo TUFRSDAY ‘ , sD ‘ fast Tenn Geon is... § Golden Gate s ‘ iach tnasl and rane) {fice | St T.ouis isting circumstances, is necessarily S. 48 cou. . ++» .106% : 7 P | + yews sei ) 21 wall-iced. ‘KOe per dozen bunches lrancn 4 in St. Tou : ’ ae s . eg ” lo-Frane era _ 98 9-16 to : ‘ ' see ; Hecla Min. See i- a , tn and 21.5 , $1.7: as ret . xchange proceedirg slowly. ndoubdtedly wi". pe ol Ace “ a Se an kh: i , , 36% ee be Cop. a os : , * ‘ hampers Al Ol.. " * STEWART, Mer shall hear a good deal more of that Chinese Govt, 5s % . 4 pte Adlai ' \ IDISSING eee baer ON | We , - : : clec } 'Tono. Div 18 c influence on supplies and prices be- City of Bordeaux of Re a Tig) 8G ! i? Meee vai, | Tono. Ext. T> } , s. ( . ° ees eee ~lb ‘ S ' . fore many montane have passed.” oe 64 %, | Tono. Min. Of ' ies a : cboscoose OF United Eastern 5% Sf “4 o : a > |} West End C 15, 9. C . 54s ° & BOND! —_—_—_—_—— : én ree + Allied Pack. . , 4s Cairo Br E-*. gaa ty 9S 4 ; wo | apgemcnee . one > oe «+ ; - 3 ho f. 4 a Ae Rese hy in ee Re Fre 5, ee Te - eoton Le) Pe tae ones aed - ae — te ee City of Paris Os Dorm rep fa Dom Can 5's notes 192) san Dom (aun Sts notes 1929. Dom of Can Ss 1821 ... Dom of (Can Se 1851 .. * =) City of Marseilles 6s ..... Business iene Throughout April, ; Reserve Board HKeports. | By.the Aesociated Press WASHINGTON, April 30.—-Re- ports: from Federal reserve agents | throughout the country showed marked tendency of prices to resume | their upward movement, the Federa} | rve Board states in its summary of Dusiness conditions for April. But. the board notes a hopeful sign, from | pees io 9 3 8. & Mt, 8, db. 4s 1931.. lac | ‘ the consumers’ viewpoint of “anxiety T& Tevl tr? me ahigh Val 6s |. M514 | ENE STR Tt, ° k II] d . ; . . } : : Le } ; . } : ; ’ ' . 7 aq? . & t ft foncerning the overstrained situation | a a : Pt " ‘x. & M, fe: 102 1% ‘k 4t9°. ke sea ‘ Bru nswic as us ra c fesulting from excessively high prices | 4 Am T & T co! pepe | 2 Lorillard Bs. ..2 bets * , eS E st ne ae Bee ' and wages,” which it believed fore- ee ee aA ta cipe hs & N mtd Se. 1ORT........ OF ae 37 wen Ge... .. 96%) ‘ This beautiful ““Stvle 7°> comes fully equipped to play all ort a slowing down in the soaring | | oy m1 3 aN col is? . & N So Ry mono int 4a. | 04s " or en “4 A “ate = makes of records without the need of any extra attachments » > - . ; ce. ' M ’ 4 Tab : Pye =e? s : ; - r ‘ > : . : : ‘ . ; gga ‘ ce : . rs a+ gn ce | ; , . “ey “\daeteaeges a os vo on foe War” . oi oe 7 And if JS finished 11} all the desirable woods. such as mahog . ces of necessaries we ob. : CT OB 2... cc erveees he Rteel cv Om .......8O' 43 , Sov , 47 . : ce : ? ; wiously chargeable to inefficiency ame a Reprise 50 ) 2K @, hosed bos Les St LS W ¢ shaese ee any, English brown, Adam brown and all shades of oak. and underproduction to a large de-. 4 O. de (PL. i LAR tiv.) = o M WK peor | 128 aba yal 39 (‘ome in and hear this marvelous mstrument play your lavo- : : a s ft 4 ‘ p aah ; h . Rei) ‘ § p = . . -* , sas . ‘ , : : : . gree, the board oynaogab tte Diy.).... 20% i Mere ab ne rite records and vou are sure to Join the great host of proud =| . . a - 4 as 2 id os ap i - 2 » > > AD Dti he -i-! City of Lyons Us as ty a ete (yoo rich I Kennecott > - Penn. R eg -I3395 i—_j{ Pre —~esctg— be — *v ~ttt DIOS tO & Hae 5D DMO WW Wistitowmic ut Cuba B of GO B&é ee et ee ed pt . Grog, Gove. gare BS For a limited time only this model ress Brunswick can be had at the present price aia Penn gtd 4'es (1921). 8 Peo G & © Chgo 5s. _ As “* “_ Ie Ss (1922) or *- - PENS, _— —+ bet cb ee on a ee RE ae oo) De PrP On pu ONE ee, net ee {ie ‘ ~~ — de ee Dl — - +++ + tala ie = et + + R&i) Sigs is. VW, Co Brooklyn oe, ar 7e tr. ctfe.. : . Ta tr. etfa. stpd... 33. , MES, Term P. Stes. eres eo N OT & M inc Se Y C & H R deb 6s — ee eee rw eee me Brunswick owners. *> Metal Market. NEW TORK. April 80.—Copper. dull; ele troiytic; spot and nearby.. 18%@19%: Mas June and Ju! 191, 4219 Iron, filrin and unchanged Tin. apot. 61.50; May. June. 60.50. Antimony. 23. Metal egehenaes | re oe e) 2R 8. see . Ry. con. O8.... : ‘ Leather gen o 4 ” ; se Be deb 4s 18384. Pa ific wale ds........@ 2 ’ & R rfe Siian . . a. soe Ss ae i Diy & . L&é P ,Dur M 4s. ie gas at VY YN H&ht & O gen 48 .......-..>. : ¥ NH & H deb de i080: & O ev Sine rave @ : Y Rys adj da & A 3'3 N ¥ Tel deb 6a Tel gen 4%4s & Ww oe As & W 10-25-vear cv 45° & W con to ae au 2-1 Dee a ene trwer owen tS = Liberal Terms of $15 Down and $8 a Month | tan De - -~ ~ ay. inv. int Se. Pitts. a - — oa “ || SMITH-REIS PIANO CO. 1005 Olive St. VAL REIS, Gen. Mér. yr . #41. Ss. Zinc, spot. £46. 15; futures. enduntii -—~—- @- » Lead and as Tead Was cuoted in St. Lovis today at 2. Slab zine was quoted at *« + Coffee. TORK. April 20. .Coffee Rie Na. T, futures "are: May. 14.55c; July, a 26s So os. oo = w8uk _ “I~ Dre cae tt a . “iis _-™ o~— —~ ” - nh con on gen 3 ’ — o“-— Sf Ww jlee: + tee no “ ’ + . - “? Aah OO a PE MRR atortiog PONE ih 3a mt 7 - AO Se OE TE ATEN. S il . nie . aa " ne ee - AFIS SDV MPO OP ec oy; PALE ha OF Pe we, PR Ra torre tes eH es a > aes aetna et ee eed ee i Te Pg : y,

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at "pw TO SELL A USED ARTICLE AT ITS PROPER VALUE advertise it 1n these columns. “82 coRRIDAT, 16 posr-pispaTcn. ae Lae UTOMOBILES . AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES. _AUTOMCBILES& SOBER NBR BUSINESS FOR SALE | HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE) HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED pee we ; eines RRS: a Aghiindaiaiaa err woe T as and used: 7 COUPES 2 elias: TOURING CARS _ ve TOURING CARS “TRUCKS Le GROCERY STOCK—First-class ; owner | DINING SUITE--Mahogany : ieces: $60;)| HOUSEHOLD GOODS Wtd.-—-“Large or sfnall SAFES—Cahinets, vault doors, new and leaving city. See John J. Hoerr, Belleville, mahogany davenette, titche imei, lots: we buy everything and pay the hig! repairing Baumann Safe Co... 421 N. (eb ay z' il. “ Ea en ee ee itis Dieter s bed, $1): gus range, $5: rugs. 2N44 est prices; must have the goods. Hast Auc-!/ _ 3 OE RS (Co) | A LIEN (‘oupe: fine condition Dr I CHANDLER 7-passenger: in good coralition OVERLAND &5-—6 touring car. 1919 mod I ‘ beer RAL, »~ty rood met ‘- GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET—Doing CREF. = . Sa ‘% o.. 2000 Morgan st. Bomont 1620, Cen- SAFES ‘Fire and burgiar, proof: He rring m, a ae ae Webster Grove; Balwin + DR throughout; a real bargain, Nash St. Louls exce psteoa ls com) condition, S800, eas th top: a re argain. So fine business, in Basi St. Louls, Il:: Inves- | DINING ROOM SUITE—Carved oak: mahog- ral 642 sceialiacl oatniei _ {cs Hall-Marvin safes; vault -doors, deposit : _D. No. 5, (7)! Motor Co., 5205 Locust st. terms, 2312/4 Locust. ie ic car ge 0. tigate. Phone St. Clair 1641. 17} any bedroom. set, library lamp oak hal!) HOt SE OL D GOODS Wtd.-—All kinds: high-| boxes, portable vauits ‘cabinets). new ane) FORD—Coune; ‘ine condition; runs good ‘HANDLER 1918; rebuilt and repainted: | OVERLAND-—Model 80. touring car: ood body: easy paym« GROCERY STORE-—EKstab! ished 1 years: chairs -fand table, fumed oak library set, ‘ash price paid for contents of apert sec ond- hand, terms it desired, Howe scale | hig SA rific €: only S5N5 410", Olive. ies? lnoks absolute!) like n w: ” extra tires: running order, $400: cash $130; balance: Nn lLjee “ 2 ° ORT ae : ee rT gni lh for ‘ AST). Ine lil c 4oew VV Sal | minster. ‘? Va (it e] hain-driy e. = ith : Zz. of ished stand; daily, $125; only part of fix o Sy » Ute aeiae ~ we i Rid wea aN ge dell av. i 4-% Touring car electric | ‘cv) matic tires, and with he ‘ , Keeping or small apartment $131 Clayv.ch) | RUG Wt. 9x12 or 11x18; in good condition. -- — — agriar aan ey [Svan A ae. oy pies el - ; ian With OF wits ry on way. Weeer, Ce, Mhenandee®. | a: RNITURE.2 ] tire s. TOO ai . ‘neap. MY? water al é i7) 1 ‘OR I> Coune LOS atarte? jem int: ' i. , Team ma ble for cash. iv “he ro- ™ untable ritus ake __ ow); Sluw do VTi en she “7 cl Motor Cone 7 jos, any further information call Lindel! at 2745 batayetti Central a5 nate ay ) ae = ms z ; pe = ae SENET shock ateorbers: leaving cits: sell at be ee. S&S (7) —geeey ppd ‘terms aiiie Motor INTERN live 67 ee. of) , ; RE . ~ . ‘sbiiiaidtinaaiaaiitiaiscdaain ae ee See Bos ‘ wal hc | e ew ais sence ° , . = eee in . Ss 1 " demountable rims; §- aly payments " ; firm: horse, wagon and harness. -t10) \ tl F t a g4 rt is of ti-room flat; will NiGgikstT 2 “rere — -+—- > ~-.___ a. . ‘Ee OUTFIT —One complet Apply at Coupe, 01S: starter. demount ie | ony 4 “ ~ ‘ ins s . easy Ror pg pod portunitve ef pure! 2 tical] nam _Market. ae ey seperate. rand 2008K (ca) pote wah po gee oF wy roy) ag) Re il whe & .. Broadway I iberty Hat ( peas oe " Corie be tit 8wife o . > ‘ 4 er f Dee +! : a : re the —. — ‘ . . Key ii\e | tie ' ‘ ~y 7 ~ : . . ’ us eas | JIAVE good offer to snake | to & g£00d nan ; B00) Kt aaa [RE : rooms comple t; CHT rep . oo ™ na ey Hn 41 Re ane os wh. : . : (¢ =) Ie a hange afoth Olive. ” ° —; + ~ pega . Baga ROR TS "8% iia ; and A UFoOmMo Hii 2 Locus ede , : 2 io “b on ra Weete ‘ ; ; 499 ; “rie ’ * lh ANU ° ; . Leonori ‘tion : “| ’ ~T— Touring } ] Diese : - C — , , es 1 ( | 3 MA XWELL—-}919; good tires, leather pan tli : - otiontia late “ tay cana | OVERLANDS— Touring cars have 3 5-pas- shington and Euelid ar i 7 Pract Ail : 4 Senger touring @ars. ¢ , m good Ft onadition: . » Spee ; w: agon required. [13 N. 13th st. | flat: no sleaiers, Forest S10. ny. 1 HOTEL—47 Foonin: water ‘and gglephone in | FORNITURE-—Lot mood. 0 junk: go-! Ni ED g Zoo hged furniture badly: mo een TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING pr moto Foes 4495. — Menkhus _MACHINES — , ‘ _— yon i ’ hing ii? ‘ a? ry | NX. Kings a pom on meee . Ad : . condition: $500 son V's aot f i (NELURE-—Three rooms, complete: _vanbe re 1700 Franklin avy. (cS) ' ~~ - aft woe Sri SANS St ; 6 = in mahway. Forest : ee! ee ee there — = " ha mere to tor motor cycle : A. lena gst Oem ' ey Gt - m oe a Ss ~ aN T (3 > Pe y =. * y . whe -* _s : iy, tf cor HOTEL—Comuner lal a “Business, ine iud _ ing {\ RO ‘umphre y st. . Dav the aighes’ price in Pe or trade; MQST complete line, all make s: re pairs, rent- | ah? act mec} + ; oN Be Fas, HT . Coupe 4 v . CHEVROLET—Late whe mod: lL touring; | starter, tire avd motor good Nash St, uis mat J a. a = for $ ng property, A ontatining room at St URNITURE a seek ree Sehokn - used fi rn! ture and rugs ng us. Olive ee ‘ ; ‘ fec ] CNnanical oOndition: new tires, cw “ tires al ia fi -et-class runnin | Wy 30 yy, a ae than Lirkwood Mo J b ee | hy ousehold, and other a : oo ‘ 8 Ss. l als IT nion Typey riter Co 11 N. 9th. foo) eit); ‘Ords ar “a? ‘ wr ° ; : ' I ad Lotor c 0. he Lax iat 2 ¢ acobs. iil, Write or call on Oscar Appi. lerms reasonable, Call at 4366 Lindell, (co ' e al o227R, Rencart Arinstrong | 7 SeITU TL , | Sbare cords, car same as new; big bargain bargain; als -ton International Pe . rRUCK et s SOT all a » din use Fur ' One: e14) tT PEWRITER—Visible, fine condition: $30;| for quick sale. Central 1501, Cab. 6319 eck: can be bowuste f Riponged 4108 N OVER LAND New 16.9 model 90 touring: “- ‘Ty ; a 6 —" ‘e. | beauty; Just like new; not a seratch or St. Jacobs, Ii!. -RNITCURI — Olive ( a ee ? oe a ; “se. $4.) commen a ~ . ; i ar : = ; NCHR M—Established trade. . ~w+ i e242R : , i ©, ~ 4 ) = ated pai? SS; hpargain prices: sound, healthy : } & he ‘ap, { ‘iver No, 8, $ +0) r a Ox, yi “ > I ti- model, in 00d condit ron pri e:-yeryv y: Cc Hk \ HR _#F ky’ [ uit touring; just like new ;: Amer’ ca: painted +} t = frills t onl racticaliv new? aE peason. leaving city: — oe otra gen se | S008 gam, cheap; better hurry. 3111 Olife. | de ao $00, St. Louis Ty pwriter Ex- | see this car before buying. Von Arx > good tires, 2 brand-new, top and up equipped: cost $2500: for $1200 us wre cei ’ MEAT AND VEGHTABLE MARKET—In | FURNITURE Cane and mahogany back ilv- — omit __ tev) | change, 211 N. 10th st. Olive 7245. (80) | Co.. 3916 Washington a eT) | holstering wonteand running. motor; | termm® Mr. Lewis 1900 i geil (for $1200: | TCDEDAR ERC ING lence South take vour ride At: it will stand y KE MIER- -7-pDass lvlv model touring; S Cmts . SO00> terme, Louis; fully equipped shop; an-| ,!%& room set, new Singer sewing mia hine; | ¢ ‘OW- —~Fresh Jersey. F. Jennings, sSo2it TYP EWRITE R —Remington, in perfect con- ROA DSTER ever an iculars will be giv n. Box H \ ictrola; tine player- plano. . Hs McPherso: ‘lifton _Aay oy Clifton, Height . dith ion: mac hine writ es ne ‘rfe ct: will Sac- ee ou Ss ‘ ‘ : alr test: Wwe Loo | 3 - SAC rific " - 0) , D4. } bier fotor pbs ote 1085 run S800 miles: see this car hefore buving. - STUTZ ‘Truck. ith bo +. 9 . leatnt- 2387 ost-Dispatch (4) sciecindlietihindiidiataas = }—Lost onan hee ' —— | rifice for S25. O. Foster, 5045 Enright : es ee een hme na gS ; ibe Recagt pon » party know n who pic ked uP } ' . A. APPERSON—Chumniy ar: ‘ ar aie nT “WRNTT ae rene ac pep ASU. roadster; beautifu Grand. Open evening (i : + MEAT D Most |FURNITURE--Entire contents of %-room and tan hunting dow. . avout | aa ae ieee 1 pada aalest: ee, ETB pene) Pe Moe | ea, et rs = CHinRS eae > yr = | _Von_Arx Auto Co. _ 3916 Washington, _€ 7) __ Old St. L ouis Laundry Co.. 10a ) Vie shin TELLS Ligh g; electric | REO—-Louring car, 4 cylinder, 5 Passeng: - | TRAPFIC TRUCK Like new: i 0 in aes pine o home l nt furnit t f t bl known the city. on most desirable corner | ome, clegan rniture, no reasonavie ot- rouble return to 924 Madison st. TYPEWRITE Underwood, Oliver, Smith, | 5 erfe ij fer re fused: must sell on ecourt of mov- ain - ioe ‘| i pertect condition , cash or time. Nash St. | t ter ¢ lioh * t) r has t " . 4 i | HOGS—Two. : T salaien ge : Roval, Rem Aton t\ pewrlters . $15 s §. i Le ( 3 a ; starter ana lights: 118 cat AS een com ” ¢ ; . oa . : rem Ste eae av. “CO e Rentals, & months $h, upward. st. 3 | ouls Motor Co.. $205 Locust st. : pietely rebuilt and {is in perfect mechanical | amocnen, soempess. Saat a am —, a oe 411% 2 —- ee _--— in West et doing monthly business of $15,000. x H-172. Post-Dispatch. _ (7) | ing; also @ cuba hon 0" Oakland av. (©) fax 1185W é BUICK—Road little 4 cylinder r i iniacaae Ss 15,000. Bo EI i — > e . j . . “wohse . ¢ ° . — nt ster: nic e itt - cy inder rare condition .? g00d tires; will c ermonstrate pS hak s id FS oe se "9 ws Jone FURNITURE—Bedroom dining room and _ Ty pewr ite Exchange, 211 N. JT ‘ | ‘ C1 | 3; isla corre ne PAPER ain wi lerful ¢ opportu | kitehen, Sommerer e 2 large leather chairs; | Olive 7245 | Ster, in fine condition: new tires: just the } anywhere; $150 down, balance easy pavy-| BAXON-~Light | six, like new, $200 cash, bal- | ThUCK—3%-ton, in _ first-cl aity to. | this route. with privilege of ~. aaiae +. CLOTHING ) . CA car. for a salesman. 3713 Washingion, (7) ny eri ie pelane ed S snes tf sate hate See sUCK—3' n. in fr phe dog fame; excellent location: collections | are deal Ore, Call Sidney 8345R Victor | ~~Arnnnnrn~~nn~— ay 3 oe TEN ee aI RENT A YP EW RIT EP -Visible | “model, > | att f0OT a Se Sm » We gto _6T mé nts. ble otor ar o., as 6 N./ a 212) good cal terms. § S027. Poel ery good: earns net $300 monthly; would on MR a m_apartme SEC ° WANTED months, $7.50 and up: nonvisible, 3 months, BUICK—Roadster; Al condition: cheap: | rand av. Open ev enings pave {c) | SKXOR— Vacate touring; “fine con: lition; : —=}1 ton. like new new: ja He to hear from responsible party. Box FURNITURE—Contents of modern six- room | ennnnnAnntn nnn tina | Se. tnitisi payme nt applies if purchased, Re- ae D 4 ‘TT! 9 a “ * . - hig . _ , y PHOTO ETUDIO- Old-esta blished In | including | 200-pound capacity om igerator Nesenfeld, said Olive etnont: O21. ich oe at Ny machine. the oJ ENTT RY , CH \NDLER- ‘humimy; goed condition ; E001 oughly demonstrate; mi ring. better on the SAXON G—191% touring: vers beautiful and order, servireable and ec onomleals manufacturing I}linols city of COO; owner | specially built for f ine home. il bet Ol > y ra “ ata Sent Soca W riting 2 Ma: hing Co ’ SU ‘ F tires; baregair l ty 1 ( hnestnut at a) Markel De Luxe Automobi ‘ a ‘ 2101 ‘Jassy light car: ¢ ‘ontinen t: ‘] motor nower- ‘ 2 d; - $125 804 C Sook. going to Europe: will make right price to Ss. Dakota eo 4500 SOUL) on Bell efonta ijt be APPA REI, W te i, Men’ = SUITS, overcoats; [je la n $4105 fentrai | ae ra feo) CHEVROLET Tot ring 191s in aiieited Olive Sf Pomont 4 a ‘ wilra! ; q ype) , speedy: very CON “t } Tr) r; e K oe a Sen ean - : Cc cood photographer. Box 1-25, Post- Dis. «so, car line nn. WwW. cor. Compton Phone Riv- , ' ices, don't sel] ve fore seeing nie l. Sol, |} > ‘ : dition: must sell: $450 104 c houtens an _ es aritia y. e ‘ , i ic); & almost new tires, latest ‘all ni ' ir. stake be y aa a 7 Pe & RUSTAURANT i = ” ai ont - -— iannted werside 1226WV._ an it) 1065 ( ass, 1 Vie r Von he ‘ entral. SISTR, ; (14) BICYCLES AND MOTOR CYCLES | \ : : , . ae - DODGE payee touring; hever ysed. es vias windows in rear curtains: ride ir ; ni ’ one ton. 2 18 L. s wi : oni (Eee pg { ae Tn at _ GAS STOVE R lue nat n nei: é oven: Quis le | AP |’ AREL Wd Mi n’s suits, overcoats. | - P , wre ae ‘ HEV a Ly KE 3 5 fn rowdster: rebuilt . ee Kaston. . . » 4 car, you will uy | en. orth SS00> . “ar > - . oR esSperant Ora rayois, 2d floor | _Mea! coal heates 1s WK Hebert shoes, ladies’ dresses and suits for Euro- WANTED _omont pi ‘entral 360 : — , | DODGH ‘Touring late model, 75; ; i none wag N43 “ 7 2 eo pee er ® " AUTOMOBILES—MISCELLAR “about | ~Aails 3! ; “ je | B: : Al ' iT} i -* , . . , - ra , ae if le be? : sTug wor} Very io r - : 4 Aaile GAS” RA NG EE 4 ‘he “Lp; $5: bed, dresser, side 7 hipment Whit ja} Da! auto Vili ¢ Se ge : ‘ aitice teeta ~ ——- ——-#- . \} Lewis iw Washington he = ——— A et iii wie tee tad mente ey iy ingore above ae anted: en RB ‘) a 1t5, Central S8ISR. H. Banks, 141; j PEDE CAR w td.—For motor cyele: wi] y ce ~ “ aa i rT Re . ister st eae DOPE —IOIS. touring ear: SSD0O. wv STEPHENS—Salient 6 touring 6-passenger “ er - ; me LUTY 6--1020; Red ; abd 1] ‘ e raltinbavone Mave ac — a F Rivla e ce (gem) eood pris 1¢ Ww Cass av = sine heels new s L «tn pores wa 0 co? rw : ‘ “ - ‘demonstrator; only opportunity this pa... entas mOLOrT, Sine af Hewes ont R10 Ch hy any . We? ee Mee 4: |B ae. Gi Tite R. A NGES é. ‘ fine condition ; Wiil sac- | “Ap IST, 7 ‘or shipment. men’s res ee : ope Curtains ; just over hauled areain ulozz te buy this high- sins cae a2 tel aie G38 f I rank ti Bomont hr ° ‘ = z 4: near (Un . — a | — — = ~ Sonus ime sale Me - Preoats , ati ire { + a FOR SALE venit ‘ . j Ie ‘ : A . : 7 on Ly if ¢ ‘a - -191 ~ to } ing ‘ rf $775. rec Ny. an ’ Seu vith es: 4). 2282 ;? He hye rt King’s — high W ays . Grand 1°24W, ing. ~ 11 N. a. st. | = between now and | HOUSEHOLD GOODS —Also one bicycle and new ; y cheap. 1832 Park av. (oR) EV ROLET- Roadste . he wad nan Ase =) ee: sas rite e STOO. | a a soe hea Grand “aturdcay. c ariie Gordon. _brot rietor if) ~~ pie é it aaipeieoraareninaeeaiem . : eye —- ' = ; ooks like ne. K . Pas egy . rid 1 ae antadenee eee en. eS . ‘ ots ina i oe ae a Se ; ESTA TL RAN NT ere — * - ; eteeaged a __flectri fan $4416 Maston a. APP REE. td o> WM) ladies’ ans Sn, BOPUR ( | ae ve M4 ” S400- in stock : | enkarbe ie ‘aot a as , DODGE—To1 ring: excelle nt condition, it} rifice. $000: terms. ned: = "ars ranging din value . a a of; A it con a) Nol hs, Ope nb SU iy Hlube mater $02 Motor x Di iE Touring: late modei: Al tes hant- fine condition: SU00: terms Mr. Cousins, , - Pt. Mtn i eerie COpetry. _ 29s3 NS. Spring.) ICH BOX— White enameled; 150 pounds oil enilaak 46 imate extiee Phone al. a cxory after © p. m. (9) - Co., Coliseum Bidg., Jefferson «nd 1. ally; good battery, ete. ; worth $800; best _Bomont 41. (e6) ae ain and tires: . ae - ane i . 1} as OL) : i e e! . > : ‘ » side . »xce } wast. ‘ fer ¢ ’ “4 | | “bN()- ( % Co 7? rS " > ar 2 ; c s " e RESTACRANT— Equipment: iceboxes, stea _ pacity; SIs. 5128 We ‘est minster Pi. mar 865."% Forest 76 Gelber, 4426 Page.ics) nati .E-— And a. Pie mel rh ae len Ct -——— ————— ~ tf aR. ) takes it _ ¢_ Cook ; STUDEBAKER—Touring. serviceable, 6pas- +, M- Monemaker. to tile table, 20 oak tables, vellow pine Fo pa fe E BOX—1 arge >* $2h). lie Bacon, . : ‘ . 3537 Delmar bl. (6) HORSE S—15; $25 and up ih) Kastor : NG SHOP-—_First- a center table and 9x12 Brussels rug; aiso 2) ~*~ ~ a Ro, ES ee Eee ‘eal eae B+. . i ar. Ee 7 aoane” tail paerenrtiesee “soa a ~- | OB REPAIRING SHOP——First-class; work parlor ¢hairs, eren, fancy, covering, | C _LOTHING—Ladvy’s suits. dresses, coats and HORSE—Big, chunky, > vears old: era\ ek te Mee wer. —— 1 rear 4200 Olive di Ag 371 ee eee Cll owe! TOORING CAI -Larse: ra § eondition: | ust ~ ® ‘ ‘ stewie i} ite sé l. era > asn iBtoOr ‘ ; - . -* . acoe & ° CPERR ‘ fArkae ’ - . . Jie + . “a MMP ERE ES So , ~~ rive home. _6 Sub rban aV.| SAXON 4--For sale: will trade for Bn two a pF ya bo vena =e in all for $40.50: cas or time: t®rms very shirts, sughtly used; gooc style. 3201 Pas sound; mare, ast. S vears, \Worrel: also a —_——_—_-—— _———- -- ae youn: Post-Dispatch ° cr) reasonable. H. Ww + he, Furn, Co., 1117-1) | :; Maser + oe (cS); top spr ing farm agon: will sell cheap |! FORD—I918 roadster a bargain at $385; | FC RbD-—Touring car: winter or summer top. | 4-5-3777 7 “wae ppmerenvene FaiLon oe ~~-- _Locust. yh e oy *a SpRmne . rar AT And raincoat: 8 Ze _bor ight truc k. rod A Page. te rms to sult, hs 4; ! N (Jrand. F (ony { t)° frerims TOS “+ iw @ st. (oR) Pring ' 4 7 -passenger and -Ppass? ROOM SETW ” R: - “hicl i ‘ 03} 1A Be r : “ _* d Mi: i, - ( at, l T; r - ~ or em ems _ » i lM — = an eee P ORD_-Roz wang oo ‘ rm - a spares ete : em rate ger. Wii sé at sac rifice. “10 ae E Ww ing \) oT, Iie 1 1X: @ ell - _ ae is selling on account of sickness. 73406 Man- r argain, § o ligh 1s. 2311A Bellevue av., - aplewood. vall |. MA ‘ ontractor selling out: 3 mares. --Roadste: 1{} in fine condition ree touring cars rom S26) un: 1 et xeellent condition: es 9 chair and hall tree GO42 » We stmins ster pl.fte Jenton 6AGCW ic) Mules: cheap SO4G Chippewa_ st. 4171 Connecticu fern . indevent e) oT : ' . mint and top, smal! cash payment anal , , ; BM, = —- —_ . = O19: 3 - WILLYS -K NIGH’ r- 11S model, 7-passen easy te . Mr. Monemaker, & to 73 ia) - ter. (2) | cence = Mn ne + tend baloed iieeslinn; Al 5 SHOP—Re adv-made suits. andi | RANGE— Majestic. 3 249 Vopelin av, —s_—- CLOTHING New suit; gray color, size 36; MARES—Team big farm mare Ss, in foai; gaod % ORD Roadst r: demountable wheels: \ ‘RI in@ good: onls ver tourin - car. seed an me price $1250 all 260 nie 0, pants: od business location: great oppor-. ate FRIGHKA TORS Also — Bas ranges; ae Bos EEN we) et a ot a. sell $42.00), workers; very cheap, 129: N. Leonard tires, 4502 Alsace. Call after G p, m.t7s) _ vhs Stewart. SOA Wi hingtonm, (oh) deferred payment pian 2310. ‘Locust. (c: VIS! r handecenest’ naan Eee een tunity for first-clas# tailor: some capital: | $15. delivered ‘ord ot Easton. | ———— — ane NO = > ene Soo ‘b saisenilice —_——— a meix ts BOORD Roadster len rital vheel: i :D—191 model to just overhauled WiLLYS_OVERLA ND 1918 —~ r: ciding ‘on car ¥ ame molt ) iik-lined coat. $2, cost $25; plush | MARE-—Six years old; 1200 pounds; work , —Ures. 49 “all aft ES © nes M4. oe, “SLO! ut of paint shop; new tire® and -} ing: Buick coupe, Seripps e« STi erm 7186 aker G6 ro idster, (ildis &, chevrolet | TIRE AND ACE sickness. 4408 Easton av. (c)| REFRIGERATOR—Spe iaily fine constructed | “no en. ra €2 50. 8887 Delmar it) | : -——— IRE AND ACCESSORY BI! SINESS—ofr 200-pound ice capacity, with front ‘and left | —~ S17 aincoat, $2.5 coupe? 6 elmar.1t) aingie OF ‘doub i ; Ingle orvfouble harness, PORD—Late, 1970 truck chass cor “CoE | ring car: ed ver ittle: $410: et ‘ondition: unusual erit: od stock and location. | side pore a a ing | .temmied. rubber tired: $10 8 Lam) Speedster; very classy: newly pai ANS: ms. 13%: and. (eh) —— . sod Rosas modern: ready to do business. i mara are, i | 4 e a LADIE Ss ¢CLOTHING—OFf all “kin as: shoes | TEAM re HO IRSES Wa = ana} aoe ae = “: Sa bys een ; he : . lated h es 2 as D = : , ne land mnodel oe i tourfng car tit : li TRE W The tersin easiest, ‘ | ps y ; , ocation; terms. Phone Sidnes wee age 3 toh ae conn” es enmdttion: d nats. 1307 N. loth st., East St. Louis. le: cheagy. 1018 Morrison av. Be aio S. Jeffersor sg on rg 4082 Px — 1; will tion, wtil sell for $750 deferred payment | ?8finston, Bie pS rvs. RENT—CITY : : al aed akoLa, : +} 1 ae . rls hee Sacer eA tee =e' 5k de lel ' ren a kL ia =" i coy) ~ = ~ ; — (ty adsters , T a) a See aay -- ; - — $$ insnnencroncepentianininitiieialbilia ACCESSORIES, PARTS—FOR S&S) = 2 im prate tomily twe. te. a = on Bellefontaine car line. n. w. cor + EI% rere “8 Phi ne Ri \ verside 1226 WW. id . ’ 2 OV * ark ane Y Ne he pie Wea ii- MACHINERY \ iz: er : ; \" fey tr: iy do wee te na i 3 , re | | : 2. , % comand =e? - tiiully iitk braid T miel: size ~ : oF ? ———— : ; ee we , A IZ1RS ew arene “Rrussel Is: vx12 a $51} N ac ‘ - seed - oe ~ . “ ‘: — ‘ ' . . — P . 4 } Pn 4 404A Minn sOta. * $1; law nard yaa Same at ens pomicersene ; wry Pe He ) ct and-new: Tad Broad ne ‘tar ain 4] shinai he Nat ee a | io oll ’ 6410 A “ate s, st floor Ww Si. z e i "SS silk lined j . ‘ g : Crave nette c furnis) ’ } \ it! iT)-91 } shee . F be * : "I art v. . ePciat 9 b@ LT i . P ; ne neer, 7 «passe niger , , : a ; =. ; , ; S-—bargains. (slobe Carpet Cleani oP s P 7. a ik cout : ate $1 4 SOE ry" 4 4 4 Mb ki ss 2? . } . | Vie} S. or \' ] : ‘ ve j : yi) , > - "— — ‘ ¥ in — ~ - : — ~~ TS 4 a 4 : © ‘ su0d tire oe. Boer — - , Mi mu ’ Pike co ~~Mp | MISCELLANEOUS FOR A me ne 2004 Olive st, Poth phones. (is? i ‘ if | if ¢ M+ er ryyprwiite ‘ 1) ai ‘ } bLipe Deeds Anto ; \ ! 3 ‘ ' . iJ ‘ me r wy i} OW. witl tart . A, its _} . : Fe! ae tory erms juet culo: +7 nonskids, $8 Th: al Bee -. —— = — Td. 2 iy S . . = ‘ . > ‘ $ ’ , . 4 Saranac ’ ; Posi r=) 4 ‘ ; ’ j " ‘ . I reife 4 ‘ ‘iS j : ‘ | : va ' ’ ae ont ’ at ‘ JOC UBT. ; .7 ” : ’ ‘= th bd . F S L RI ee De alers need not apply. 144 N PAL. M Beach suit S4: coi and Vest 8.) rent an te vial . idl Bicone oniote — ~ ! 4114. ; TOL . « We | 7 rye ee Siar inner boots, aaa BORO PRB Pry Ow — as. 7 wr Bro: 1dw ay ppis Wo 01 n tro 7 - € — aon Del nal ‘ 7 \ Y NE ~ Re ae . aS aed ert ‘ . i ‘ - maintain a mip! i , ins oh : buts 15e; , , ise } Bact ded cae | You ata Jower price: a 3-room outfit, GOS, EXCHANGE WANTED T MANUPACT. ; a& me \ Ti. \utomobil re or ea ' i Bar - 1 ‘ ina ",° a‘ Ey ‘ + i¢ $4. eT} venings. fiprett ito . : on : a FORD ‘ ; ‘ y . ‘ le } (| irr a 6a nnoamneienite PR Re Ses RT . 3 slightly ‘used army overcoats, raincoats, | 204 | oe ae a aii : PS : ; shirts underwear leggins, blan- | $8 down and 3% Loo a wee K: fas ranges 4s Kee r st alt . ha “onsider manufaéetty - 7 ‘ nerat Ain ; a ae shed : " it - in ets, WILL trade interest in plaver-piano for a} ing an ‘Hing artic! f meri n rovalty | OVERLANID—-1916. ’ adster: can! oo ——— er, eer - jelivery ;. terms, ailey, Z1Li7T Olive cl MUSICAL INSTRUCTION a ‘ Wiak ues —_ tents shelter halfs, paviins and many | ow . 8 Fil, frigerators $7.54) up: Poa: > artic es used in army. &) | gga cabinets, § neat tek dining-room out Ra ty good motor .cycie. Box C-L2%4 big rs V4 ‘ rio ar all sind Yt he bought reasonable i: use ‘ A >] in ears: ¢ . 4 : poe + _— 7 re = i . E j it, consisting o li ) § able ‘Ost IT} necnine snoop Work. OX A-326 ’ost- ~1OL Olive evr , ‘fontral 386 a. ub PAS perms; trade in oO Car: : -ruces ac owe Pp bcccniy ™ x , 1820 Olle Tinged. No. 23 gauge. Cail ae, —— Fr dS, , ns BS. a aes 7 = aa i 5 iis wy 4 Ps +( ¢ gt t { ~ con tition: 4 “4 &,) — . eens eas ms ' > 2 ‘ . " taught. Instruments loane Axminster : qj cia Soe eds -_ “toh i ? ae , shane ! ‘ B ined ieee eal “ SL nbitmumtninraai « “abuts ; arket s, S18 55: chiffoniers, $18.25; we also carry | pres’ — , “~~ ' ities iia tna Se Kase ~- — . anchester ¢ Truck: | } large lot of odds and ends useful |! Vv BEST prices for old gold and silver. Aldore | ATTENTION. farmers! Turd our Ford «; RCARS? =m New ' “and batterv: in good ———— Premera iP cca Bh, Cee SOGy. | are 1 plano in 20 lessens by ge oo WOOD—Reasonable Call . GS AR 1as u - ev- Jewelry ¢ ‘*., 238 N. 14th st. (oh) into a tractor in-20 spies 8 , nt ae ne a. Con eee -DS-—Touri: ‘ars corne like LOW ' $32%: terms 31: Washing ton ion OU Pek y oe -,}. ery home, at way below the regular pric HIG paid f > MTT och ; Wore vg penta wecheringy) wi iy ese lek dition: sell cheap 420 Queens av.' anenin: G00 eed eae see r time. 3 FORD— es. rates fo~ children, thoussaes a special discount on davenette ihe an i j GHE ST pric e paid al xold. old iewelry et mocKer ‘ormo “ete ors f . - “| ar ‘ O r «s ~ : ee eae tyeaT + aes ‘ 1 : { I ( Tiit ol “ORD - ive, slight! used. aesi}i f.) Hip . Chi stensen SS hool, condition. floor lamps. Walker-Armstrong House and broken faise teeth. Miller. Too! > Mar- oe — Ned dy the. ast J ; rr Ii »AD TER i t—We mainta buil peeee. ’ “9 A eps \ } a Ish’ Olive: Romont 1-4 are one Cabhanyv vay 230. 5): Furn Co., 1806 Olive st.; opp Publie Li ket § (s) ith and Chestnut A. h_phowe: ear A i ebuild % exchanged | wORD-—-1917 touring cz erfect running -! For , a) = was ° ‘ JIUVeG Siw, P ai ad : a ° : . irs. this insures ust en oy _ o rN ‘ 3 a at peri running htokip Pip with panel body: 2 7. i ires ous customers of a sat der; price $885; small’ payment a snl Soars aieamens ae at ee aay | : TUNING AND REPAIRI ey % = all purposes, "Me-| _brary. a fel4) | CASH paid a gol1, silver, a es tory pure ha se ; write or phone for on ; . eer glee: panes brok io le §° } c year for the balance. ‘ . NN. i . - " “ ‘ ; - : ' ry u.matic tires, stat IANO TUNER Repa re : factory ~iIh ooklet giving description and ‘ice m: , a drive, a ice Paint Co.. 715 Franklin av. (cC8}}ON payment of $5 we will deliver to you a ite cae P} ne Olive 1 bag. to Ner’ “gn: } ° , ’ © ; “A " > » , ge “aise ee F 1¢ ne ( ve : j Ss. 4h ht, S, Ss , ¥ . 4 tri | ison — r : ‘ } i ' , ' : 3 ING SUPPLIES—175 low-down china | , Heautiful davenette sulte. balance very easy | hive tepthy ENO “is [AUTOMOBILE a iia. FORD Pole wee ce 2) | or express body; immediate delivery; terms ‘or 17H. Grand 927W, Birdmiaiies mel s- 4 -- ae en I 5 , ae al ar ‘ r i. ‘ iring: Ou a te ans ¥ ; “4 } z }=ane Clive : biome 7 14 - . ; #e r) Touring Ca! with a _ . ’ -S, Truc k, ] on. we i. . To on ed &. r+ and piaver work a sped sure and see our line of Pathe and Sym- City Norman, ¢ N. B roady | ae , ¥ vs ya [EVROLET-—Sedan; 1920; a! ph A og lin vy: tine “dition: ie perfect condition mins > ste! ith. Central If aoe children or for camping, $3. 2h shoné machines. Wor the rental of furniture | a aawe ome). MOTOR T RU CKS for hire. “Gunn ‘Transfer sure and see this car De L, ttorm DQUy. Tae Gee. ln 1 ‘ iain ae _ er cs | and folding chairs. be sure and see us, Edw DIAMONDS Wtd. —I pay $100 to $700 per | Co., 708 N. 9th st. Main 1180, Central 4534. bile Co., 3101 Olive st jomont 12 : o + WHsk Cae - ay clone tpn ' . = | A. taueen Puen. Co. 2004 Morgan st. Rett. | carat for your diam onds: no diamonds tu go aT ‘c85 | tral 360. Open Sunday Tah a Rant vinsage ‘ad ” oad Oo, 6 | . Fodedege BP Se lene DOr 7 ba ~ h- players: ‘ arge or oo Small; Wwe uv Vv size eeu ; ~ekngcaioe o ~ - oe POST f iit, : ct Ion: @ he marnetl Sales } a | 17 2) reel reea, al | (eR) | a1 Ze, 12 REPAIRING, ETC. CHEVROLET—Sedan; 1920 model: 400: 1 ilds 28 touring “cars, 191%. 1018, . 1919: oCust. “ Ss) autz. 2520 { Jefferson, os ——————— garages sheds, fences, ware- ROQ- Te : - weg mp a eton th flreproof paint, guaran- _Bomont 399; Kinloeh, Central 5053. -'| also loan money on vour dian non is at ry | awe rene Pwr . Sins equipped: rood t > : ‘ ul . . _ > Si a 1UIDT ’ Wink res, : rs agp some like new: some with starters. ae: . peer no tuntmer: repalri to wear three years. The low cost | | interes 1, : 1 surprise yeu. ‘entral Pain ting cx _FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS pg co ge aca ~ ag ee SE - by N IF ou want vour car ™ ashed bring ta stery like new; Meche i yo iy er 4 Stila moi ntable rims and exis as. $ ves erad ws —o *” ; , its f ss * - a ~ (cS) iP URNITURE—Contents of 8 fi | ue, tee. aR) | SOS. 10 Michigan av.. or Call Grand 3441 cash payment, balance 12 n ,~? pa assy term 4106 0 aay oo 6 ales Co,. 2815 Locus Azirs ir " able ‘work guaral irnised rooms S-anyanrer sarees nena - nS 4 ___£°>' | Compton Heights Garage & (Co ~ Wilson Motor Gar Co., Coliseum Bidg., Je! ; ns, 4106 Olive, isceiieittaias a} sth re ete LOCHS , aoe a St MS Ruaran MISCELLANEOUS WANTS _ reasonable. iJ14 N. T1th ; 2) DIA MONI Ss Wad Your diamonds valine) OOO — igi ferson and Locust: open Sunday Tor 7 AY: NE: Touring light i: like nevw “has FORDS—] yd use t ' ne Grand Rin AAPA |FURNISHED APARTMENT Furnishings of; free of charge: see us first and get our WANTED DODGE— Perfect; S65 osed C4 , . gcod care. overhauled and re- ediate delivery. Barnet les ad Be ~~ ies : . Rin ; t tell from new car: good tires; Locust WANTED -. ~ we i~ y NLA ~ ~~ - l-room efficiency apartment; purchaser can 5 tee , ee ‘ ae : : | vt nv I offer; diamonds are increasing in value oe Lh. ATD 450; ah en aeee dies” runks weal pay lease apartment. Call at 43829 Olive st.. | daily; we are in a position to use any ALL automobiles bought; money loaned ae a rw pt pbs | power. 100 oe SS a 6. FORDS—-T Tat shoes ats, ia s trunks an we. Avartment 100. (ih) quality or any amount of loose or mount =! SL lak boughte Central 7741 Lamant DODGE—Sedan ; ie mOUe), ‘Nance. ent : 45V »avineéats. Wilson Moto: de Betaahanng gear y , — also furniture, 80" 8, stov Tex | : ' diamonds: AS high as S500 per carat va i Jet . » S404 Oni e st «i 2 is, [3 rial mrt perfect: nan ‘XTfras: aut COVeErS, ) 7 ." * are ove ry }? lac ht. nett Pt ; ‘ ee be m eeri'd { Veter Contin, oaarke gazines, Busy an — 528 entra (cl) y : x.. 5 doors north of Olive cky ie ‘ainilaion : ‘ ANDIRONS—Carpets, furniture of al e- | — i» liorth of Olive St. Me i AL TOMORB (LES W td.--Condition “no objer ber@ay ilsor. ‘ ‘o., Coligeum deg Ly LL ‘ees! KO a wart Con arrell. 282 Vashington. ° i ,7 ' r @¢°s ? sya ( wf Ar | Ps = ' - Son ain 7 : ao FORDS-- Trucks; new and u . INSTRUMENTS FOR SA BCRAP i IRON N Wtd.—Meral, rubber, { in “targe scriptions; contents fiats, dwellings; : haan Bi pone pu fy ‘woo a hes. Gol’. | ~Call Lindell 2540 or Delmar 1020. (cS) Jefferson and Toc ust , c > : ; R __ (ca) i Nise, 8) _—— B> YT. Sp AR Sedan: ariven leas than On) 1? liloe | ie ' 2$.3- Pouring; 2 hrand new Kellv- medinte delivers . ‘ Scho ) PONS , 53 mt oe , EO ey AUTOS Wtd. We #re just starting an ’ 281 @ Metal and Rubber c o. 824 -: lots. cho er, | | . Forest ; SHO. (¢ 8) CASH pai ¢| tor dia monds. Goldman «& | secondhand cars early or De and phe d Mr Lewis, 1900 Washington p pringgneid t es and in goood conditon Me { Cust : , : . . ee Sve __ Central 4260.” ‘ (e80) ANTIQUE or modern furniture of all de-| _Cuguet. 609 Locust st (eS) | we are cash buyers ~ $804 Cook Lindel FORD-—S a a. enor Chanieall: down, balance $25 per ma os OX—Largest size Regime y cash for oda lots avec scriptions: complete furnishings of homes} DON’) T as terific a eae eaonaania Cera —— 7 | 2 542, s. 00K, wae ell we iD nase og eA , old: $625: trade q i h. ee ® e Auto Co.. 3101 Olive st. ; FORDS bruel 4 | kinds, i like new;/ _ uy ght lano, $40, Bilt La ; Unued > wey ¢ in iron and steel. J. or small lots; absolutely the very best value or wil! pay spot cash uD to S500 per Al’ ros Wd —All kit Gn o a pas . = = i * a ; P uve st . — 7 ' ‘ Ce real Se), 3 es bargain ie ‘ ry s. om oe as — PIANOS AND ORGA h and Chestnut ate. (eS) prices paid. { all Dennis tr ros. Forest a2 | carat. Franke i a. a. e. cor, Sth and Dine lok 4 Se “s1 44 " é nas of used CATS Wanted i rORITD 1917 Se dan; like mews ge titles reat. "> "1 Sean - é , ger roo? . ‘ ‘ ite ieibvet ' , i pe - > -or Delmar oS. 1909 Euc lid av. : ; Fs ye LH ~ —- HE. ' ‘| DAY eh to $1000 cash: bring vour car, S475: bureain eNO A Chouteau. (aus SS ee bal : , ™ aes te OR Ios Senay ol , nerves sf : e. ‘ . . , —— , > s vour diamonds We ‘ hi fet the cash, or telephone Yahleni Motor —— : our ween Sees SS eens y oa ." gt and Lindell 807; 7 | condition throughout De Luxe Auto Co r Co,, B205 Locust § e 2 ‘ . : ass rar re OTL? - «one diam as i UVES—Four i ond an | 3101 Olive, Bomon t 121. . ntral 260) (@) ‘ : 7 r _nenutiful ai: sileanen MoOBLLE—Touring. Cabdany % BEDS Wtd.—Furniture. stoves; best prices, | Bonds at 2. per cent Sternberg’s, S00 | CADILLAC Wtd.—-S-cvlinder: rood mechant- , _ moe. 3) ‘ ; ; 17 N > FORD SE DAN -Kan l Ss than StH) miles: bint disse and paint, ° wi ; Sf ; i ethi t ; Ver, ar ; veh a \ Washingten en coe : 2 =: als 4'|CARPETS Wtd.—-Furniture of all desc rip- PATENTS OPT AINED—-Advice and folder | ¥ ‘ORI Ds Wtd.—Sm: all cash: | ie canh wel 4 pond ter and lights: demountable ehacl snd summef top. Here is a rei \ ; sf s s4 ae ee ; na (6 25 ¥ Ye ciaeek é cash ig Cas rices, absorbers: many Hore extras rere hens terms. Universal i~. ~~ grates ‘Gd : 1) bid ondition: good { ire SUE " i st - wmw“lles | var Y ? pted as . | ca im “at = : : oF ere y plove % “uw xhest price. Bensinger, Forest 6391, Yo lf; til 7 p. m Central 487%. Olive " ord Exchange, -2620 Olive st. my | BUICK—TAght 6: fine condition: appearance any 3T41J Lae ee “6 ro | nt.- balane : | | eit Mo Co. 1008 lire £ TON FL. te ie nd rar ubany ; ; avinent,- balan ‘is + Piane 1emy ¥ $e - ~~ — new 1819 Sidney —— “¢ > : ; : — 14: ett Sai o Oru : — a sommes 6 pe Le tama BOY Cle 4 Nicely roished i . : . , SS Picele -¢ . ' oe conveniences. men oul. 2. 4 Ty a la 50. H. Walker Furn. _ (056) | owne av., Shrews- oa . : 1796R mar Ln A tc m —— (eld) motor trucks de live _r the g00 $s nt Ver iT Pre bY KD Li DIES All kin ls ° | ni » % @ FURNITURE Wtd.—Carpets and = stoves;| Step: pay on delivers immediate deliver 1 Wve vour old; | = ——~ : MARL LA wring © ) ‘1 34-R as and 1 di 7 > a6 : (CN) | every Riefling’s, S11 N hUICK—1l@o touring, model H-49: like new vit toe \\ ‘ a Gheneee tm “2 a rT .N , a : a a Pine. or ca .- Con tha cam price paid. Reiley Furniture @ _Main. ry cheab. De Luxe Aut Di le ¢ 14)] : ; ah oe. oN Asii- test sivie ARR : On, | BOG . roadway, _Olive _ S084, ie) aaa eee - ; 4 ra ’ © aa _ ULOMODIES .. et ttl i ! é , ee , pa ie Vour rie] ru Lf s+ 9 f aeatiei e, : s. iS: verme I ns —_ — in nae with ~ FURNITURE Wa. Radlvy. Any adnan: BAe SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES FORD R ROADSTER | BOD) . "ase ner: Rhomont 12] ‘ itrail ob ’ .KT. or 1a19 tourine oa s me «: ‘ ck , ’ ari : \ ove ‘ . T ; : ~~ > : 1M on ve. - he SA x et: 2 ae cng or contents flata dwellin a: beast cam prices _— . nets rag ciesed wood pane: body for Ford ton true k: : ——————— ' cash. balance monthiv. 2% : Ne ——— : 4201 Schober, 4455 Page. Dat 2985. Forest 305% ( Los eo ey Be Peas: " asi a0. veil; 4 body” taken —- ac pe ) Cost: your used BL PICK “Touring, _— n earl . Sena er ral S227. Bomont 1262 ior. FORD TRI bys 4 ' " " b Bah Bs 6 “ ne ; (®) en Ses > trom nN 4 er TE te i > Peas Auto dv Co Loe ] Si © as wv ine Chanically: s he ; : _ ‘ - a ' : omplete ol hss , Ban : . aoe amen eens ONDE — | 3S. 2th st. ppos} Te ' One halence terms - Cra KI, ANI 1917, light six: newly painted: PB wisingl tae ; ; me ne? monthly pea ~ dining chairs.” fioor FURNITURE Wtd.—To buy frot m rivate I ONDEROSA tomato plants, pot grown, he =: SL - 0 pp 8} ite © tv hal | en _Wasiit es oy ae terms. Mr. Lewis : th $700: must sell today: 8485 « ash am ' ——s § ay. t? nitist of . ‘ . ; ive her furniture; no dealers. party: will pay\cash. Central STMR. (ch a also vegetable plants. 5019 Vir- For ¥ YS. passenger streamline body 1s : a ot see cna cae) 2028 Hebert {| this week: will demonstrate ir. Fost Lt aaa “yr . Th - z : : c SS (1) 4s ) ie . ; 4 "lx ul 2 car’ ty oo jade} } ’ ; . = . ane wenon : _ . ‘ ~ v ocean Rave x Size. The: soe hg rt ae Wias Badly : ‘ all dese riptior 15. + (96) | Ford body ike ig ” Da as re ge } ae FICK — : ty DI ’ k , soli yee Dp be wn é : : : rouring sede Fg ge od. Hecht aa FU RY 3 ” 3 : | . rt ry " arge anc m AY er © s ats ’ ; ’ fone | &O.. im opr: . ; “ade Je nee ‘ eon Pr ted. , rivatel nd = tite e 4 ik ihe “ORD light , 1. ings: hixhest. cash prices 2 Ketiober iss | SEWING MACHINES ‘fn =otsth st. opposite city hall. si} been thoroughly gone over: operates like new worth S800; sacrifice $450. cash or terme: | _82-ew: e care Page: Delmar 2085.| Forest 204: nia ecg (PPA PPL LP > - — DS AUTO BRODY ci .. 1086 8 12th —s —_, ie Huber Wi als 21 he; 280) ee tee tires: we + bem ae 4 } Ww ’ "Ty - ° oO 108 > ( V y : He , . os." LSsonh «4 ‘ ; 4 ‘ o ' : eT iat KE Wid. prouse et ae of | a mates Sc ing machines repaired and ieeltters It) Ha! I, I> esigners and t ‘oliseum Bhi a: Jefferson and locnet ~ Ov, DS NM RIL, rs ~ 1913 touring. O-npaess.: ex oe +7 . kinds: telephone and we will call im-' accessories, Bomont 3009, Central 9225R. | and com e r of high-grade passenger D conditon; only S550; Saxon touring ahah, th he ie | mercial bodies for Ford ch: weed. - CADILLAC—-1015 touring; ‘perfect condition, 918, S525 ‘gal touring. like new. sano. Fé JK D—-Ton truck: 190, ils yt ediatel - aubm YoY beat ¢ ash p a : rice. | = Ter a ae | | im £80) ' or Delm v4. Dennis Bros., | SEWING MACHINES-- Drophead Singer + pera yl sy Ph different design 5 pe Freund 1622 Mississi; pl ay. :c several ’ “al bargains. some roaudsters 2 very. With etake, panei : reuelid BY: (c14) | __ $20; others, $10- two, $15. 8810 Olive.(7) your old body ore enka prices right; | CADILLAC—Touring: S-cyilineer; looks like an pes; terms; track oy Washing easy payments: yout cr NTTD RE Wid.—Cali Forest S025 or Del. | SEWING MACHINE—Drophead, & drawers AE taen iD. a BF BR, Re hanically; owner needs Se ee (ey) body traded in. " Deeas ; “furniture of all de 8c ‘riptions| ,S0lden oak, with attachments, $3.50. 1523 CHASSES i Sl waa, ‘ take sraall car in trade; terms OVERLAND—Like new: sacrifice: 8485. 42 = 106 8. inth st.. opposite want ied complete furnishings of dwellings | 'ranklin. cee: es poe asec PN NINN NYP PN NPP AR Pe PP - a. ASS as Pa Virginia. Victor 2S817X (oF -Ton truck, tie: or #™a ts: get our bids before se c SEWING? MACHINE « r “ORD 1918 chass} , .. CHALMERS—Tourtne light 6 919 F-pa 7 ; xr an f our ce dif . " ; : | \f hHatwY singeee . ‘ lwSSis, Just Ve hy ‘ ie | Oe . T al it , ] ‘ al | ’ 4 AX “y? ; o . r} ‘ ans hi eu mt itt ’ * wees w i Gravois, | aaeta Hires. 1000 Euclid av 10.0: we Go revaltlag ree ntend eer. | .oney terms. 1398 'N. Grant $265; | wenger, same as Tew $900, Cash ) NS canh, Mae, Laie We eee the rieht price: cash as te ceeds gia Th) $175 bus used uneiee ans “MuUAre, ix . ans t : tw i. ; 1 ' : - " Til ; 4 © Peer = e ™. : . j ORD i‘H ANSNIS New eee 4 ye . I ‘ =. a Ww axhingt "). ‘ é i} 46 \ ? jap | . . ' Ma gre 1} eee ea oust Maint in ' ' sf iro Twat Bitect pod ae MEHS...! teu ert * ) Srey et ' NN lee aR ’ ; ‘ ’ | ie) j ; Pra ; . ti i : ‘ : ‘ *2) ’ ; ; Prhors ifs : té | : ; : , - ’ ¥ : “y . a . } ; . ; ¢*, - ’ . ial ’ .* | " ° ‘oa i* . . 3 ha . “ ijtes heres .aat ' ‘ m ‘ ey ‘ es ‘- ) 7 ‘ wa : : : . nk ey oad. LULL Uitlion LU Pyan \ : 4 . AY AULY ‘ ’ . ; r ‘ . ’ : mane sf Cheuteau rn ‘ eines a9 cA abit (vera) Locus st ge PE he etabs , , tan. 1210 Oiive, (cS) this evening; terms. 851s Washidsten. v. Zelda Locus. ' " Geaaid. aan ee ees Le ee SoA a tl Pi nie REMI Ro gn gg yy i Mego Aon alge tr aay egal

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“ ¥ sae oo morn: aa : Re FRIDAY, ee is oy ai | nat ays wns 3 wi om ; ‘ 2 J PRI 80 » 4 5 . ; bse ez La Re Sia” wil Joust, ‘ a eat hate - i. iy ae h J? ps ey j oe MUS ), 1920. ‘ spas “ aie ive b We - ; ; 1) d passe ‘ ; ) N ICA - : : Pa As anit: Fig eS oe ae ery ANOS_AN - ie eee fi ‘ib . at h P —— \ & ae ae = i State ¢. vith an D = : of » Prete anderd ) OR #e = Pages . to ith nid Metarht RGA : ‘ ve ll eee hou on : : AN a3 ee uthern elem “ig t yers; taken. ‘na greene ROOM STH =f gid ae 745. XN n . ~ cond n se : si Tos. a all oe of gecount: back; standat3 MAST? seh A gui” jc: , Rte Oe ae bd . Le can _ AF | | ia he eto” pn temems 13th ‘aa Ao i bt ome moe: 3 ntiy “forntahed, on RENT weer P A Rw cre n: ; ze. nh e 3: one si § —W R ; $ Y all ire x arket. | i aa used bu a ey Seeeieed in co two EST M | rr ato} . ires: resh ) = . t a ete r / v4 E # i Siness ’ s; $900,” ; a ont . $186 WBE oS page ge ritiin p Pigg so x 7. ‘Mie’ "E “ : | : aire Ww : ) i by te, e. at pe 7. . tre a kewl iambr or rigeore am F. can ~ EST) i. 4 esi tnu e 1 506 ur se) Es gi - xt cri ul Ww De ea m . ’ “ ay.) 43 == WP A | red te ode i 5) VAS for pee . Hee 6 ea ore FU esidenc ar den ey at per ly SEN, Mg ~~- gece he Poroge ee | 2 “ : ie Pp An ed ru zh- H r om te a st | RNI en “eri ce: Ww on 30 ou ec u ee co ce ou -To ar y © : in _ BUNGALOWS AN * 4 to pply | Siena hawans r IN re s 41 my sam Locus (er used, ait 0 & wnall | fo MI only. 1010 [33 sae . well Disbetct cely ATS. or ct | Ww eli Real. — Crate ill 3) | COTTA 750, Phebe is*r ck, (e6) | 9 ~ ND ey ond le ust con oF o , ral Co nien ' & r iain Sg fl ~~ S$ LL + gl Ky you 10 © rial. | C oaka ns font e por _ Ri Bank v} Sota EB ce yeeey oan | F Ragone eee re en r it ‘7 na aa | Guarantees ae cape larg BR, - - beds ) front we =: I Fy EN, for 6 1-33 adults | For = eee mes | fot al we ‘from ae ee verside & aba aan a $150. FLATS. AP . oh = a. 3 C% , L. + Ge ck “ ence c nl roc 05 : ro re of co 5 in g| PI qui s my t s onc Ws —— a | ™ ) eur a rr ou 3 5) ot —Fo t 0 1 ow A eb Paey t Cont wort be ‘An Its. heute Ringe win! ff ge S- sout a ice ~~ eo ost puane ae ae fle ieee . co We — aa ison yg sider of reomn. | tre “Dox 288: ur & Ho $800 cs 50 a bss APARTMENTS. : =S— Lips pa ___ (ome x4 pos ag Its a af 5: efere ph oD | wn hern | Cc 1 eren with ne (5) | neat me res flat ld an . Kol ttage eart Jr. " one heb - av.: of te Sead i ‘a 8: elec roo S80 ») new cash: ‘eet E F : ite” mt MI Me tal a wav t ce Bnet bas on peed: MP cexind sp “rs (30) | ABA gt cates sy He WB eek ak BF gee ds las | MOD! of yeh ea: BAO 4, cate ht j — Teco "“sinscean ms sion. cash bri | FI NT em p~omeenes ms ie . sc ‘anc ABS moet es or no to ianos on 8. a rrad: rn h ¥ n’ NN W Bo augl lat, d- ha st. call al my eli R. | DE R f Rea Gy. 4 the nooo nita ay. i ost r (Fe en h : b ° 6 ck AAT N Ss. F . . bd Re 7" * ‘y EL e pt pe you cash in a a 41 a iitiaiieh ll V exT lame: | pe ‘she E EST x H hter rea- wh ve Oli 2 id ff oO mz « fe 2) gra N Real E o. pr ): diam Pa ' -D1 ne ho ot-w ath, isa | al of 4, ___NOR FOR 3 : 4 ‘ f LA 1645 $50 . Ww tere : oO (cS LAIR, wi mo ery OfvU r a 4 ’ 36 -ORR. o RC a va 97 2 ull nly ott ) f ph g- _ st &1 ‘lee. ae on rk: AR ap ral use, at { ad "6-7 T ie ~ Ge ek ¥ . ( n a N yd ure: m 1 > > f ‘ wil cu 9 al amon. | ro r r at 6) asyv t | ate M er ho e wa a b- din San , ; at “eo Bon * 1Ob0: Re NEOUS | fiat aelln tte as Bae tral S44 ve ny Gor" reason~ | _ DeLMan 1 reserved); Ra e+. | WP = ee Se zt o€ ay ' schoc! ‘ s rat Pe: C 2 P feria COTT me “ss a "gonnection: a] Gat. § a rooms labad 2A SALE) wi or a “ ma a tf ds i > of 28 ral 94 an - yen- a : © or: — ° 0 iv N 8 or I pric ACE *s n t : ii ut oo PE TAG ~~ ; $4000 ion: | aw : . oe i “~ ' one > as See iy wet Bie, ctr ae roriene edi eo a a fas ie Spee oa ss; | fa My ne at ee: | conan —— aie es mass bay ___ RESIDE a . - ap fe Vv y- A c "R © r oI os ref a vel 8 f an a t nm (aay | ‘ w nad ‘ te . ni vy | Bt . {e! T =e Ja oe q ; wa , = = 1. ay t. 9.fa S aaie ae ae . ER Pe a4 ie ns Ei seria ae aan up “pian PA as hen notte og URNS bet Eh IR sop boety ee aan | ei t who ght ten vy gg a | ceed Brey lot nent mit 200 Sy 1 cell AGE- s ¢, I = an | Ste S18 Like om ag mily tt ae | a ick ov te 8: alue to {We 11 col 3 i torah ae BN y new. . ; oat Mo aes wilt i Gene Pham sey »: BSE ta oer, (e7) | R Bid ‘oleic c (cB) | sence % bent. it a ek Be tg TTAG ny ae Lincoln | aor Gn — PLA trath, 7 family Be bn gel > | IDE: : aS BAO fo $23 4 8 cas rake s end PP na rf ome nes. Coll der a gr oer Come | ms seeoas ot TME pho siahed | ~~ EAL baetior to ti silection as Chetan . oe eget Telogre aa GE Sittin Series f 3 ee gp reome ¢ te) | tion. DENCE VEST amet Br 3 aoe { ox ‘Se ” vin ed Hous win or in nwa owt i priv UIs lfax en: urni ter wo non Md tw 5 PA — din , £as, AT . ES 5.071. ea! st pert i ——_ nut 1. t $4 fo es apt is nan ro S350 la’ me nut a: r ry Cc “hest price £. 3 eac ot 45 oil. or Fine, ¢-room ” ; rs nae Dial we n $7 , ba : mo an e y> by = ee ; : a =a “i: Lad | A . TA ty — - HC tin Pogo at. Kol 950: 5 chi rut LL d. furoa oms, | ¢ rge . ty st. wa oor brie otta nut Too ' ix | J - ( n- 12 u 371 ex ne he iil et | poe in H wt house -D. ce | etc hes, rdw oor; floor: 1 car 1 ate BUM ndlac ame: 4186 “ap; pa ae | FI ae doub : . G 5 | itt Nbor mod light, se, belek ang » = tee, . ra ries I} iane e Jin -~ : ait! — Beau fal “a roo AN care. =. 2 64 cro P, a up; t 5—3- cha es f oup! ab “0 | AT " Post-I ora a eat pre cot (ec)! CA ° S bi ood ’ Rr y 4 din ar’, blo G *h - G oy | LAT Ss -cla le oa eo es: oa And . t, - all mon i2 & jou: es a nm ms D N ) GE wo roo nged. or t) share | 4 T Wt t-D ce To ope tag ,| sh. ee £ fl eom ro ing mod ok ' ay. SALA &C ill ree ace >| 3558 tein ‘all sa co yar ies) | sippi lot rn } and nae 3, ; » FCT? OU : Ineo. Co . aint na , ar li , in BOA Fore ae ITY ‘ment. BI.. bed m Box ith eB. an WV td. ispa fai buy: rty e or | . R ne yyy sa om ee ern for c h Ws. 0... Pam ic nle at. | Ghee 538 — lag for conm r te) ri yp VY Sx 1 th et A Ibe ee e nditt 82 LA—Col 91 i a err sligh | git — priv RD—! est wil loneer: roo “far nae! 4 or d 5 —T tch. in S 7 . Bo radl xt one Ss. ste nd s in tchen | B occ ardw —Ne 8615 e a pl. : (05) | ass fla Kennel e ti tion ; vomns, ——* alle 142; good WF 4 7 ral oh ela on ¢ nes Sol 2 ott a net ° M Ca. ate Ss 1641 1 boa | er: con 5xo3— ms; ulsh al © as * o bu shaia aig (aay | - he pe agg bath a tile urns, nore hoary aw i. SN By a | sonnad eee ask urd of rent | y 2 Ber, ; “he i ings. - ol : um liv bar al (c65) | for AN ll Ca fa outl R, ra ; til ad _— B por ed - COTT 5 a Vy f 1 di oms | Pd 2. ae h ile c (7 — J ne fl ‘ 4 Bre s x $4060. ditt th. ly ‘iii »» ad vit | aioe Pez. a 2 rp ‘ fo &. Rew iv on] bia: e 8 ga — as tw DB ba mily 1er a IGE, ult tely ea ch ap ( | x At Box ’ nd 6 rom stri w HC —~ E. on] tree eat on 8c TT. 10% y oors, 45 roa 1500. r on: t ay Ch mit ~ 2. % th: rt m Matin mme Tou ; fi 25. xhtl 7a ’ hat- 3 | 2%, excel RD- 21 6. able posed ary tric, 5 rnish } 4 Ss, every 1ents: oat-Di est td.- coe ner; Box Sr KW .. 43123 ao a ze | an —e 3 a est able le b 4561 fay. pom amen st ioldw ad 25x1 " el and ". RES —a Ast he a ode, diat buy A— Spee Shattine (ORO) | u. lent = boa fro LI Zan, Fur po at te thing. HO =p & —Br 58. Fos Wee (e@) | $500 oom 45 N. re) Oliv se. | Rat ba viiiie anaes nut. ter ath, Le ces ry ry 0 fact ys (cS) | oe __ me IDE ~—- NO ts até = S128 iis © der t olal yng |S preae _ me uthe ra; nt | ae Benhymn "6 ma i. | USE _ ick; 7 ral at BE ) | ). Telen c wood live. part | ashf in cies ssio tego xingt sass oan aie ana ate gen hm ae RT & — I o, * rd; ine Ca ger } wi A —~~ — als: rn Del ca ney let ot- ed mo apa Ww . will 5 spa ast nd: iO T re lay ew ( yh | NE ord, ele e: § mn ms ope or RE Dubin al a f 3 | HO abat 7 iORTH . 1 4 CU ~ $500 1 oe! to rola 6’ th NN, _ ore al expo ° ted ap un vate flat nth rt- B est E o pa. roo tch. pr ent "SE eleph gr ay. citacgilen am, o) Ww ctr ~ .m ~~ - 5. rea‘ 21 F Ss! bi gt le iret 18 s tee. ‘ : eer: 3 > cash, ‘Il play ca Lustc | 27 “vy SOUTI L co sed (7) }- 2 fay til r hea 3 so ox T- nd; 4- >: tea” ice x285; (K on ound; Kirle ~~ 3)! tir MO UD rie BN ge mediate — RES DE nsky ae ctae ix E~-Tw she ~ = ao 3 inder: e Ce 17- ash play and bi (80) voun “06 __ SOU —— eens Ray 507 370: rent, No PY han (gs) BU 274. Pos roo ashi. We (c ya 3; irk e WwW ‘1 ir len ~ | ft nento DE _Che ght; lat 4 sh- SIDE NC y. ©: ay A 747 8: wer 3 = nt M 19 or a ° net, ng Ho nt TH a enle om | Bee er 3 YN c v. = ms #5) | NG P will m. B st E 4)|_% rd. fru wo eb ome ge tops hyd ry : RN nestn p he ely; rn NCE ES i232 | eet o-at No all At. dod « . exceller ral A Lo t ny “nag ow PAR In vw — nce = Ve'shing ae . bat! ies Alo Nh gn bric ox Tt" | 4 i od)— ate ock a a | OO. t aN B in gt ne wai wai Ke h Ss "e e Raine cond ory ort ’ ony m0 oe ceitont om [ACHINES —A ame. record: ord K. cindy: ee ave Nea: Ta aed 8. baer FLATS AR ee a ee aod Rees ak : South Tite ad Eirers WW, trees, vera street cara: | a ee mee tS Tifa +00." | none eet our Hist. sig tex FOR SAL ont a eg Gores og OC : ¢ s We Tks s im — s af m tind none UC ——— ] rr n PESID! m d.-— v eT) | ag’ — i) lavTi sh ® “are: | OTT a w bei 1c rx LOW G. t af 2s. th v E a m ences : neat a. D xs j — Pe on and | ae n aiker Room ast: ploy we NG ND — D nish effi sIbD — ode 5 8 b Sid di] lo gg a riso rubb m > 3 TT dwa J li 172 ~ 9 frail me, Ja e ve a —- 5 an & bat 14 : : ty oo 810A. eid font ; cy inee Pond am be Sapen| Us sre ; : “e ho eid. ing Locust he ’ ‘ 1004 Olive’ ‘iow *o. age noe we eo ggg : —_ 1 otter Seis tall r: — "T's WAN . L =F | FoF iN " Box on or § and (en) oe bor ‘tora be pres oF scheker | hich Se ic fost ar ey “hae cone : Sino; one ay, how, ec ey ; One tee Sen ; BSc) dain Cars eh) ot $50; fu rm ul . xch boa 53 res pt 50. : KI ted sta ull — sgileting Sa ee : oe - ch 10n -7 room: 1 ap. > BRY yal uic s IY ci : ass TE = fan Wtd rigt tur ck f eat j na $25 83500; 4: Pa ~ re yy roo 58 you | oh ects fram Prat ae re . 9 Wi tz n! ety “a atti ith Sag we taba Car. Bo yed; sed ~ a ms d.- om wt spat aoe ha si _* EN Dis ve Ha with ca 4 t fonro an er h r: 1! 8 irkwooc ttel rch pa 30x it Ae Bride ba v= | ce, wo: ns, a0: ms, ooo HO & © ma e: rt zpoms xce ‘ad ight’ Y net ng 3 ” ti ect | I la Ey ard ; © r AT . May | -Sn pDso d.—- ch, d ve} * 6 to OB pate fu mil coat C-53, er e, V d } eat; r ac er By =| well-b ntr - id ri Ki th, _ ba 22] SHAK $2R50- 3 $2 s, | USK-—- o.. | “ fip Fie } lie . e Parte fi “ er 86 1% 1b m uz f ef oon Ww rail n M rent | nd ol > Ww oh 1] ton ash for } loc: Vv 101 t; oo! har dd ere I } ca y. N _ + dg in i us th, i394 Ww ): 0; 3550 Tho; t : e lo o mal! nt for. (85) - Ry dy Mu sel (co 5 SLMA ont 2p— or ia eren 1 or Ww td.—-To , & t tl : sone “hi ‘ nt ayv.: Kir 0 ro Vtd . part B fo ae ”~ #80 atio OE | ¢ all nes, rmin is ee ne sullt, 9 a bat U ou ee g's . fur $375 As at 4852 O02 Co ve | ealié " 1438 . t ont p +f 3 3 M oa a) cor ho Oo) $ a an ph sic ecti COT | i oom RB ear. Boar dy oes FLA est, ‘cant inmy Pr “Alani c 7) fe Po: must « om im] ey r 2- canD 14 a in wn or } conv amp! g h ad- Io. we ane re h. nion ve 3342 r wad 5S r nac ogg land land av Ca ak me ' lid ower ri N. Hroadwet . ¢ > —— mar avi ion: ‘1 i ‘o. s0un gra Se (es) ; ENRIG P 393 or ploy | vard, Vtd. to $4 t 6 ore u ka. (er) SIN —_ rier av hw ‘k h pa . B « cone t ind e : co Sc * b ple piumb- FL er pa ric ace, 6 (c7 | Se pl DL AS, ath, ‘ Mar i ~q r av. str me, fou )-room av wa dle a — cer. nen —o 312 a raphe Se ( 0 ar H 10on >. lad 34: FI dineia 5. or st nfu er) | al yate ea ay. ou Vv OX Tc 0 i a est unt cott eauti s: fi be A stri ir . ga la i CR 5 pe 8 fur r rot > roe treet newiy nh « 4 y. ms : cari f t, R 1- $4 c80 nt T. e Ro y mG R 3 Cc 6 183. rn i | SI F) h. qd a se al ‘¢ Ch ns be ate . mr av ti fi FLAT au ps: ited ta r roo ; ¥ nla r6o r D ga mn m Jo m da ns 7 cA ns = aaconos rea genes ae am aro go aie} “nate oe eae ee Ba he ae ae aes — ea ta | scESDE aa ee wathsie he aoe § ag ser «| city 0, tein * se 8 Sls Br woe 4 keusa te S21 2 ae A of eg 81 th ROSS N 25) | full od: f] Wid) rer of Sar r| bl side >D- Cc ee Ki 29 OOD bet- | '~ T N rain; ern: | urnace $ - Bhs gs $: m Lora 5 | ENE r vaca tf a = » OF Crip 10% b (c@h 0 ( ot 8 te f -_ ard; (5) T ts re TW. and R orth | KE nertic Setee 3 d.—Wi B Del ah | ock aie née re [. M Aha . rae. . . Ss; cl 1 | id 00 . fe AT toile or Sey aging wee L dg. Rea x17 av vat 4 NE ch room asiest: v mes uil ne st city; of Pin and McP me able Bit nces; ath; E Ce ling td.—- eapetc eet ea”, xO PLA’ Pe ight; pref antes a st End oro venaen ta Rent d. “3 in 5) | M j oe ris | E | eal a shan h Y 20th K Realty s, owt est ice mal sa)! st » son ava ° st. HE als: fo — ex c uclid)— if ntra to Fo h. tion oom tel th | sAT »st-Di xi erre oe -ost-I e; mnai = use plet ree iled om irkw withi ch lorfi a »_fur on ities ww RE ty c $504 ro lot | @ h vO co fi N , S Pe Saree 1 road- aan ile conti RsSO Pv a Lar ces b——- BLA es 9 pr . fi : roy. Bead, dispatet bam Wes be. give | pace; pho ate’ ok eee ood Co! oice FIL, Li sor ee ay - .| SID si Co oom ase Meh MIN ar : » PART arrell: Buaneah ble c14} | NE one aaonab! oe a 00 (EP ae ae. Tet ~ Wi. iy | tee Wits? a seat ~ End « opie agg Bo 7b A cea” riakx haif | Poe 4; pose, 908 Sees ak ro Ou 1 4th as dwelling: ae | . Gra la 3 RT Hig SS et) the ,00 esen hea ia CWB us ; rr nable _ we me s lat wt —— Mr T Ins red, or | EB en d 6 Ww . pa pa End 7 sh al tua syst t-w Ins Oi, wit unt : me Fo , *h 3S¥LS 450M and a ae rdwo CE— TH th fl ‘nm a tos; by f x17 R Uh ’ ‘n ne mt d aul =| a ; : = — a TAT as ; se " ft fet rticulare rubs. fi ed. or meg Sh jong h tare ae ur extn Or wv. | an oo Ba 00 1S z— nut rel = phe + 0 eager EW ; in fam: bu TY AN oard ms, ew | ént run | to w t-Di to go ults, wit | Bt NA OUT s ai LON ae ra tio (7 val la if sts. is $1 non vour . A ; +4- I lot; wo y 7, LA . @ qc etc. ~~ til fay 303, DV . te ,, i wb: ar “fra _™ . e rr. i i RE al Life sees rea in - | New : aitntrte ae os Ln, Cab a one . | eee D ndell. 36t ete Bn iG lina adh nec woth ge & Rt pp Bind alten ween fal 38000 eph: cmos = rare :. Blank el ett NEI termes. ti 5 bor: me: st asy SID Lite Bid on Ups water x more ht b Fu isctricity an PIN able: table “49 any excel! in| r001 ISH 1D _FLA sepLy” wb s woes ding | ah “hs essa price. @ monthly; 5ay- | ties Cn oy pg : aoa. | aie t . Main Sickie” math e 8 | sLIN ees biocic ts st } a ENC BI nk We owner ¥ nt 3 aaa : . | : . ~ y- , 122 t: er, ore: | Phat eo G n nke $1460." v. ee vell NG ve ate ock rd one | uis CE dg : nt pare oe t IN pide eee ngl city. furn aa an 36— 1890. lien W - ms ED we ‘TS J 10de t. b 2 4 ee Sa ] se mek t $500 nd a y> te ' 8 me Cc } fer. re ‘eats Ph 8; A rga e! rar OAC t R. eo: ha fo #Ts in 5 ine © ~e Ge fr en; fo ; }a2 ay a ° . c) wil a : d ,. 29 ee ish | 2cistins esnon BL tle d} Se t . st * by AP I & rn v | a0 ots pis ”) v o- ae 1es X nt ap! one | An in: ect ia S. Cc ; Pp rdw bh el roo rm sio r of | 3 a roo t 83° ; EMPL iF H % ‘nin Nice) $2 per t Tro riw onv 16 n; h 00 or NISH at ed [EN Ss S9)-) ma, | WwW N ir mer, live oOUs - iV et. 1195 yea Jo d. wer ter ghts: artfor a) 1 o. Ss ire lew alf ot; m ont n; line: ee roou roou Ss rece = Wee PLO stab om. pains eniences cine cored WTD. in Mar ES incre th oUSE— Rives eens germs ane, (ame rtford Gor i RES plewood: a Rg and head hy oye prs ter. een OY cntinisiial ar 1 furn wee j R a rng e-i- ox |} rtm iy "@. ase td. D. real lary des T st ase en | f osse 769 it SIT Kot sacri . D ne rove Se g00 st ie t ~~ IDE _Own for k f ets bat ce | _an r: t net and : 4400-88 ( - ; 3 m. De “Ci aewest ubite ‘and tie ae man ROOMS WA w ya! | i ent, ~Uall_ ore —3 or 8 darvland terrace, sain it |B vile pe CITY msn. | 4 room re ase mpro an en steaa | ~Figas res 3 ve and hat on i ee 4 eas pee | 1OM ploy In rs) NTE n- | E . HO i t Gra or re ces, x R by ifull Similan Lit Del Mo: h; “iot oi — } street Ooms le tf [> 38 ce — Fra lot, ents; hot Bra whes $4: ter w- Us! sob tnep J. ted hme mony foo firae t : Sls Ads oat. : : bath; aa ated. | Fy Wd ed. rivat _— D | BUNG us ch PB Boy (ce) LOTS of Posi v loc YUBE a ot BOx120- nive ate | Ga le ble brick; 5 o., 62 . a st. | RE: nke, aoa oo ter. 500. In. BUSINESS = Vanatre @ Haiti : . UCTION suit a i er = are ary: a aa avs; adul lots ms NO oat D aah fi) ae abe aes x130; ho rait rae ~- pities leas re 823 Chest 8. 1008 Cr i oe av. In- ESS PI i Baitimor ;4 = is ! te m n Ow cocenrot-ad ; a ots Mu R t-Di ow etre n 555 Bals 8, v po earay ent Cc a b 7 sa ° Saks. . wens ip aT ™m ‘ F esd,” eal i Bork and itor ania water. noow eae ey i bv a ial, a "WANTED ria | Pett ar oe § of, Bost-brepsich | habe = ee eae ra ieee ek eae as i SRO nesta mite os = gels a PROPERT eae s — - oanpe anjo | — wo; neat week. on «otal td.— ost-Dis walt icuia — puitio-\ loo *ighbo de at _— ————- ow slic oar lis it onc —_— eh) | Oy, in T- stathon ie Ge ood | F he ioe. tae * att ren eatlers cé and be oi aaa = jevoo "alt “moder - | BUT Ne Y FC eat- OT Mis. we Putn ukul 4 ee ATES: gua ia yf fara aor | oi — “aad on o See Soe LO rere. att two morc | st i ate B. Co.. | areas a 3 T outch, ho or Biles "brick aie 2. 3p el 18th ge Co ress. ~ 92 fe Pea CENTRAL FOR — | en: e> ane RCH 1 ‘icel shed | hee 7 area n, a and jrand OURS yy en? artic ester ¥ mo or t Ne —~Th x Tt h wr gc ne } —_WEBSTE } ee ninute > b toms | price a mos fam oomis. pe M “est p — RE . ee monthly evtrie. st.: & | a rt - ig L wot, Le 4 . 7 i emae Negars a | y fu oms, or pkeeving: Wed. Ho = eeore price "seit iyo ore og ing Fh A AE | Pride ele 3. Poat. ag ong bettas THE WEB = Co. | hotwa “Biase | ply on ease nee s. 9 oh rr nn ch | 3SIDE nwell K. mall TP ae fc soggy ide 2 Sener na Cc sen shin not t L40)? rhish R Di we 2 ous its bre i : p td - : Bax siz ase »jec and m Rai re atur fe oat - $200 ie bl Morv ng EO ST oO 150: ate lk Gra ow 4500. fi brick? f 100; ster ear tric NC ; .wo cas ath, utif r BZ cl rick ""” Ci Aatiam - Cabs S ds e eachex in PY a OOM spat st ith e pf Oe efer OUS refe Hi, x I ize i tion in | d ilwe and al et, -Dis »’ 2 ock 1 prone R ER OBO wd b to | J nd er ‘ pe | k __ ith y; Ca gra ligh Z—7 E. rkin h pa et ul ull one bu ae Ht ~ 4 AN wae _Sthool, of 3 apecir: : x apar abed roo ‘cd Lee gle) — h food ox Ti ences. OVER seein a. P 1 adv sub. | re ge ig Ki oe Diggs epatcee trot WRI onerty APP GR Del fms to Care SS es Greve’ ot. 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A 411 Ww Co. le ji 702 ster ieig 131 ood: ente a te Lae neh 3 | a ‘rick NGELae 612 ter 1; hae and | wa ght with LES oha : i ing. ‘ n, 1 Vice ; Re 47—Ro up x | oo ened st pridace price mar- | iSH = mn ay cot wan Cab- th ry | mt. stria r; {ta rea Cab ili! C stg. Teen mo eil Sta (eR) Vict hts Ore bar rs; 3 sieiniaiaes ‘hest of and an . E tte, ower divid wy nted. how 8 STOR be f ~. 1D 813 E, I 0 eet view Dispat ate born deer _| FUR FURNISHED HOUSE ae on: on (eT) the Ge BAP ms ge te any ng 3 / Dw ble oti nd 1 eS Co oft Me good erect put. | hall Pm tk 215 wet Re ey Greve “her Prie Pooue )_ o f} 7127 e M 5? pent = pho ms, f. ean W td. Bpat« pr hom rave ox N ba aca e; $25 r 7) act ne withi s istr 1e stat « ¢ Veb ruc ney Ww n h WwW 1A . a os oe e av n; c me: ae ' tt . u, lod ton Ru eth 1er ve. nu Cc = °“68 : INS g. — ¥, | Ea oeeee ae ‘ giao ee Mina lot acne, vied: hot. RQ (3 $17,000: Dell 4125-87 eS: | : Cer - AY + nr e: Too a. e t ng str > ‘ SE 6 u : er ow it pa a er 1a ns ie. na! s. ma —— , ve m ck , & * ”) th lx a a AV — OARD a BUN se ae 7 hy eR —- | eee 0 offer ine ‘be OF whieh w ioe, $73 Py fully” ve ne fatuace, | finate poles ; WES #3 ee, iar | - RSIDEN “M4TWw, uventencee sabia - “| te = iitte surn OUNTRY . > 100 re ‘ss tht h all | 00 tearn am ARD WANT! | “s P mot 0 an nf ES ur na vear ie et 11 ord. aeaoe aie Vas 90IN 1 cmbiay: E to n piri’ T . Co.. t 34 ! ick eT tA Cat sat! , on 3 tu ov me vs AN Vv etaran fe 5 Ray brea ed I M s. ily wt N | | Dist ALO RO! nth bloc use; | d . aheoe oda dollar waer 2 buyi invest - ES! 2 nee n floo t in ocat ley - LA’ mA gle —_ >. a4 F Yois CE » 17 der Se prov mi avis Bony er r resort olla TE ictor rua anit: On kfas room } ploy AND Cen ple d.—F TED ligh 1ed: Ww- Pe . 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Se ery John colo “use oo Te he: ¢ ouse ALC plan: HOT A 8 ta Me are ns t. an rate tye b cece ha ‘ort bui lions ot. nal sto Maneb cre ~~ Ss ule. | AT ntr aaae” ‘3 hh arr ‘ter { NW. eys, and Sete re ~ Bs _ N B ho req = — ed 8-not . sii co hed keep- fe atin rR merican Ta ne mye ‘Gram ling | Hey ag ungalo oa real for ras ana —- s cane on y ALE bs (c%) vriable al al £157. ee igh way: pee bi; ESIDE wth st. terme an + ie flow! of make: A alt, oo Ne 4 ass Teh cheapey ou. ; iT n, 2S Af “runing wate rigs he firs Br'rl D: fae +t Bever! “oy We will ar from zo vide, iA 1 at once: eas Fa Sta oe | 307. $7 sinks, 4 arr rs Sas rscn, 3 ; £e. - a ‘ t ad FT ote 0 . r . 4: mar nr r ~ “aa 1 | if } » ww i fro m cl musie ; Hid Hou sly. furutahed Pi "diamont” tor bathe 127 district, A (06) : ovbets cod orem ae — oe. ber, i eer te Peg he new te ale G Bir tis Inte Paes Ge: r TA A T-4 ainsi Je _ premises up- are M — 12 mae MON cae [~2 ANS oO I A * ¢ “am hamden rs | +, sekeepin _ ied ‘sleep ae ies) pes .* nd. baseinent i sy SN (cS) yy! the porsibil 1 ee su terra, Hutte dw if unt norm , Reroamn e | Bate. oo ar mh betas (e?) 4241-4: Tr. | twee an av. en Shelp, | sates TO t ~ 1 REAL L : =o . . MF r : 4 ) us . M I nt ye 1 pup 16 th oc iti u rp an ‘on a te elii 210 ll MI ane nai re — MU. . nesses ~— ‘ r Ss) ad , > ee ral ee - ) Vv qa L vl Reo® Cor nthe Oe = reo . han m fo a amilt w BI t t Fe ccaweh bul ee ais. Tt Pye es is. The Bane her; ug ; A Emoed 1 «r fsfe Bld SsHM- onth! b Kf New ~W rect: tat Rlgh + DE yas She mzee. tric. ° (coi | 4 t uick OA: REAL ESTATE ? Lehma e; ah pedis -; ne ee maf r the 1 i, av. eck. ( ce Qo St. antl and Iding; N. 8 ~~ Beve it. of Is a — s ‘The any est- impl free large 1 ion ten f e Bi = H 4sv.t hiy arga LrOmt berr atkins m a ++ et ngs LMA Sheil. an well be IONE ke, J} a a STA a Wan nahogan ge -~ m tw $1 or x chi ome ? (e8) a Se ING da T el 25 a ~ wa rly vo th wat. I rigi p thin pr em tock ba J liles ara, dg, (cs FL . A pay “ sir y t Ss, Fr ust ak 150; ea R A nelp. hea aid ll-t rr TI ¥ GUN ion; ty TE : ui n y & room f rn ° he L.2h su ldr at st m am Cha ru eva 5x1: nt H u e a it. rice ei» ee ent ock rn n fr st. 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La hest nild co * 4 ws io BP...» ' 8 a iah 4) li Ye) rea every wR elec N st. 0.. ’ av "ie. “ the e to ow! is ft lly wae ver] is a es i Wa aa ors nge x70 tivatl Fred rat age TSO MO} B. kK nord ins poss > RE R15 Bat og roo O00. ond ve? hor d: A IAN ut. ing unty; - : o., tte ‘ ™m veo ished mod rooms; | ol ge COTT RT sona Vv rai /* 3 tric 7th Ag aila ” or gre ow .. he an rd £ ‘ rows i- Lissol inw uick es, , ere whey gee ert price for Aufl nis * ey rv i 4 essi ~ SID » & ‘hes ile anxi ms: T 1 st. ne: LO i ppel, a loa p4 le “~ 9 Ati t) | upr ey . idee ge " ation ern. : Pe Fe. sort AG a oar Tru men be DP nt }- yur Ww ’ , he est h. wl ' ' use S686 * ‘" “* ys) of le ms: ity r ce 1ed 0 A uto E , . i 11% , eins v t bauer youn apar: — it trou jheady _1512 1, nth 9 ive: anc ‘ust antil RBA ve 2 Har nic Bee Bowes ! mel ro} entry veg = ail aC pre er 7 k n in ca ith in = tnut i er let 5 Ss: Og . al a Me R ba : d ent ue RT “ane 1007 eat av : , ek 50. 4 part anon tt vy Mf t fi } O° T.0c _ ana : ste ef "RE. ” sal mn N 0033 ry yn to ing. to ieyv mind of etab nd road hoo! due 1ut s exe rs: 4 gsb at ; ' De “A> | care nue mann , W: orr th [ON Loan per on tion y + | hk #*. th a> Oe é 4 eepl Fro y : eee leh. mb | FAT ust. ufac * nograni m (o6) | ; BUNGAT oa anne PR win Ce EK. } al) obile Logrep back trp fre: les, rura tov iS at Bl LaF J. € eller exe rool ury t -- f J. kop €) and full Ve 1e ho Romaine. e EY Co.. . : an oe = Sone lost s hove, e me att for’ au ng; nt ¢ re »FLA PS raised oO turi ig) ph ant 0 ALOV ig OP ntra ret da 3 Sa‘es he * aft rat era poul l solee ~ vd ,AT- Sal ele estima , eptic N18; ry: I oh) (my Chest > e bul rnot ousen - vrig? K asie fo 427 ture ol le 4 he — os mmer, y with urnish sf ot Fr —= Ve Ke 1 live OS ts ¥ ao : Hol - V4 ~~ ERT Pesan Mire: nd a A oli ee ok try eph und Fh Scar 4317 Pa ell Se mas ghra eau Hib est 30 Gays it, splew + et hotles xe} A ill Vi and at yow ~ 408 a s ;a her kit ed | aan LA =} wh ry. det ft. 101 —J Bagg pace a- | a Jas. 110 7: are LAN Ba! oh bate 7 tans be be ag ap ge T Pace. om: Maes o> . Le nut Gays. pes Be a oe 3 Der ch 4. Mi change Bid laried oh te ’ Ix . Ol t ei Ww Jol o chet ~ TS iv B esi 50¢ . rage. x x) | 2 C ak FO! ANDS itir inf r if Are fect hog $¢ aie’ 1ze. 6 al a» n rgai in roor RE + at. a did } roo rere NEY— K a B nos . live cera se ni exp =e - OF oa rab 131 ) sa. - 10. | Jas ndy ie - Mor st. R it SEE ner orn atooattie t tl 2 ba; ills a ale - oO. 8it in at | nae " tC mene hes hriock pon tee Bid confid 14 Ra: ‘Ane Ma | 1221 ied mposed OR FFIC rd Oe 3-15 ft. Kr ee iH a. CL 8-r m2 orfit. we 7 SA a tEKE mye leg’ > satisfled tle ‘entral ge My - and @ ‘0 a Mt aohae He rd Clan een ane my ge a s- peop! at. ‘ ‘ “ae. ‘ | > a - 9 5 ) sf spec ; ra WAY ee crie we pe j Yn h e m™ G y of s* @f ck ial pa lar nt 2; Mound ~ mit fine ma ie mi @. loved Fu th ide ie AT Cc Tor hee and HS tt onal N . 8 ught, | OUs area Rock oehgter: Le rn a felds m RS. Kan fre ed; et AP 1 10 rag e 8 ro hest - J rior, eat, ba b- 33 jaiul ard eacl y ane ted I. lowes ie ce Anthiy tone 3 aul ‘i... rniah . Fo eal Bis EN NT and fo PAC ACU rea Tth, 8 nN. | kK yrfit resi i cy r:@r an eld an ~CGoo a nsa e ; phe . LRT $4 rms ing xte om ~ leat! ale s% th, - rill Bes ny ION ig... ent : t Li Z ny , con Ca ed res Lad TI f oe CcE— at 80 46 I aie F hot-v- “a8 fe 807 de iil 168 tataernt ag : d Ke ae s Cc H. 0. pl. ; ME * Dp res; si (¢e if Le ep ver! ha A & Co EY oh people $81 ra pa : at ' v 1A-- han " t| Pom m f ¥, RA lower a ‘| “1: st. nab 00 av 07 at S at nee; estnt room k ins; or of 0 Oo 3 Vp a Joh ore! \ gle 2) iOU Sis 4 » th rdw ber Co. elry. th Fj R tes, Ns sill ¥ m1 AN ic ¥ Gaba we Ww “ t lat. wi L oat ae fle rs: shin Amp le. ee B Che er Selr OT Che: } rd.. tnt st. s: tets 1" sto gra kask nd ae S oM , pen ; go . ely n |} i a vel! lat. | SE Ct po lerm ood dee _ Dus _ue 1. ont and ined “con allw: 7 , | ; 7, aly turn! ‘. r VAT Fon ag th Paes P or. ela gton 3 4 N . ft. | U Se stn Seats” b Mo ant te w coaes’ tet Rn, oe ins, gpa — » | Rak por parts family: Sull 20. built’ root ~4 70s reat rch, 108 in they ~- MON F iherts Olive. Co., den ay arte med) “ . . ni furn oan — sXU Phe rag aval eee eee ine | St divs Mgt Retail 6 Uilan- | NGAI uu i pe ut lot ; ebste com fine cl 160 $15 ott sod ie gee ch, tte me * ross f ilt. rooms 763 ae ga a v. {ONE “re en lv tam ’ “et ‘ ore ; : ; : Z ‘ane- |. -ock 4 ces . ’ if . t tu dh ake ee c its ¥ > ~V ro Pedi hoi Ww at st. raz @\ rs : 109 | NE nk ce Fx dia 421 1. % | te inost z — free rni only. h rill C1 A d to lar s fk (M and show 20 oft t.: C80 | SS, Hil —_ ‘bste "300. Fon, y: 3 ma urct tra 35 tru Mich... eLAT 1 ad f e hid Tth bu ral ze | ‘ater min Olive Cha m; pg OA.” wa a scm Lae s an onds ni ee —— “Tins : ¥ he shed ale POes & C —T av. oc ‘ s al ror aryia re ot py apace there HOU Mo Td. ive. Jas, r: &§ and book 20 te 1e8 acts: per a uck ; ch. ; | he —51: IS N loor had room Wes (c. . | 2 shi tern ot; he ster unc sul £0... § i aned a uae & all” wv "4a ne he ; ’ ~~ roo iy 2: ot roc Box t123) conty out eeponaibt Me Pg. niin rath big sk— Orfit W new. Cc ro. | ie Co. ke i years’ e bh good Saliroad, no ertnai wat isto wth im reas s, | tmin: oR A & tc me $901 cash at. yeh: 2 w7 P. Slo Wi6 nn nekeer, au r . oxttoh ches (ar ~~ * ? beat ’ " r y 7 ' . 4 tts : Ci ia . ; 4 ned & € LS M s b, ’ ‘ ~~ . —_——— Stl te ee eel t tn Slaaie | be cueebae sams sO = pal gg 796) PACE rles_# ve) butiain Soees von fret nut eo 8 $85 Me Chestnut rner | it, nO C EA sala Sa —es: shachlhng ogy tile par BL. ive i Y. oo SIDES : ee Chi ata Be pei heat ‘iful 1 alorsers: Na—$i en's. Bank rilea 2s | meee J ie; + triel | = el Al, SOUTH age Ho ) | in E—F sta. *\ Nidings, ae at TOUS: v00. onro ~enaut ery preg e til he CASI rst N penden \ larzest ones for TBc> m; oe arin E ha tea! 2a CE . shest) ; rere $5700: a — en: —-On rthwoste stoc : i i: : te oe wo iv ¥ hot FA y rics ag ba Mig slcignins ee | the tena gh- ce ‘ate, Sth, ply part a- ot; ily ee 3 c ‘ tirkwood: & ctiv and e. : 15 cure —" al RB “for LAT “att the ra yvort ‘ buil “ = g00. d on; "hitt m br i. 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Ov “~ GALO _ M pat N41 ’ ek now § Naat Hel: A 8-123 ‘Dyas oy ories, ‘E3044 RCo nd mens (pet pegs oo w —Fo Phone auick pony wl 3 v1 ia fie 2- ished ‘ ; rén £0- iS ee Se ~ pee IE ~ aoe it st. 1 of Olive & gi Cc ~~ Aik, ND de. 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HE e's M| 4 a i to ta —" day hat eters 6 ni -* uck r m u f Ww $35 er, a cane ti der 3 New, st n lot ith & v Pp hg Hs ~ av BT rive niece ont ae 4 e. ine ve ba n ea ST m3 a Se aie ‘ GE ma ts ib ace Ni Bak $12 b one's Pte 2 “$I IDEN Puree Maat. timp pont he r e oe :. Vang. Te : ay i, “ 4- “orest a rose rand sleeplng | Give 7 mike. make. lit ~Ddletr H-1 ae =; , » 3 Wh] Hin is an ‘ re Be line 1 pataee family. ics reel ent Lae ng bre ersi e #7OCk —— trope = te 4 2 5 - a: ‘\ mt re tek vena wee i n249 mp. can pee me at ire wot water Ager iis av, 7 Ch fer ori tun ‘ Lie ag : oe aa vo) als pone vet te : ne. oe 3 L hot vd ro te ‘ : av. ws. ¢- a Be sgh er, eA, : . fi as . 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~ ro = Reubd. noutd Chuck Steak, Hamburger Steak, pound continue to surprise you. There’s a correct size and style for every- : NO, 1 Beef, ee one-—tall, stout,"short or thin. 1 oe Caress. Hast. Severs. Rump Corned Beef aces satisfaction lasts fomaman Cat, Mame... o 1 1 I 2 . 1 Se 1 1 Se Soe gad Bacon, 4to 6 eae | Sardine: 2@¢ Chops, pound ave Ps bag ‘ Wiener Sausage Se ac aghas Bologn Brick “gs Langham Cheese St. Louis-San Francisco Ry. Co. TEED TO KEEP A MONTH HERE 1S ONE _ This is cood for out-of-town trade. Leg. pound STEAKS BOOS: a... 2s bbe cbemes 75c eS any PE. REE Blits breayrqggarins pound “ She yee | Reast Leg. i\Shoulders, pound pound TIES. PUMPS In brown suede, nnd 03 Every pair of the Summ i VA S04 AND SOAP POWDERS hares good Laundry Soap : packages Washing Vooder bars Tollet Soap ALL THE ABOVE ITEMS GU RAN-|4 cams Cleanser cake Scourene Switchmen Wanted. i THIS” For work in St. ‘Louis yards. Standard rates Beek ince SO Pree or $13 of pay and working conditions. : 2 large cans Campbell’ + died Beans >.....- PAatet TS ee” Ff ey ‘an sae. *GooD: ® tall cans Red Charm Salmon tree ag i A large can Pork and Beans wees, ee | Good Prunes, Ib. a: iB boxes good Matches A. large bottle of good Catsup Permanent employment for suitable men. APPLY: | P. W. CONLEY, LOOK! figed Corned Beet only 10c a pound. Meat is net high at the eeneeen. Superintendent of Terminala, CENTRAT, 5110R —— SS an DERS OVE [RK 82 IN artes: CHARGES, Special Att ion to Hotels. Boarding oun an a k dg VER ALY OR ; . 3 Nor rey Tower Grove Station . WE DO NOT OR SMART. Mer 4 To rent a room—use. § 7 patch WANT AD. ikcietkehih ttt hk ek hE e | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for: $2 in ic ‘ash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles & nce pita “Largest Distributors of Merchandise — atRetail in Missouri or the West. It’s Worth Traveling Miles to Share in ‘That Sale — —which was made possible by an exceedingly profitable pur- chase of 4000,new Spring Suits from three noted New York man- ufacturers. Our saving is your saving now, for we are offering them in two splendid groups, as follows: ¥ ~ i te i % , Fag ” + “ Ss } a $n >" thse 3 or + mt v? *! i a “ , . ey : . “4 re ea. he e : SESESSELESE ANSE SESH ERE NENA ESEES HESS ENS SERRE SRE TNSL TRESS ERE E RR SOR SEES SERA SERS TERRE RRS Fe SHEED FEES Seance ee eeeee 4 ay "’ >” > -” 7 . . ' aa & : a a o ee Editorial Page News Photo FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 193 4AAL A POPIPIPPOVOUPOLOEEOEEOLOE ODE OU = 4 ' _ ” ' LY MEELLLE, i Ul llllll Crowd of 20,000 persons re Dublin, where Sinn Fein week. In foreground-not Mr. and Mrs. Moore were married | }in Gallatin, Mo., 26 years ago. “We |were happy until about two years Buy Your Spring Clothes on ago,” said Mrs, Moore, but she did not Our Deferred Payment Plan sates, couse of inetr sisarreo- ‘and since then I have been making $40 and $45 Surts $50 and $55 Suits for for years old, is studying to become a) r : = ‘ | 50) , CREDIT | ide fy mm 31 This is one of those sales so characteristic of St.. Louis’ Foremost Men’s Store. Big values—big assortments—everything planned on a big, helpful scale. It's your opportunity to buy a $40, $45, $50 and $55 suit at a splendid saving. And you'll havea good Suit. ee K) a i et re: 1 = > or “< 5% ais wat’ North of oss PM. ' 606-608 N. Broadway ‘ Washington Av. Same Prices and Terms at Our East St. Louls Store, 323. Missouri Av. Ha aot Until 9 O'Clock Lint semcodan Night r Second Floor Sale of Boys’ Sui $0) $12.to $24.50 Values, Offered in Four Big Groups at— "122 .*152° 182 @ Suits for lively young. Americ¢ans—hundreds of them—all made to sland the wear and { that healthy lads subject them to. Suits that economical parents will buy, because the Sav are out of the ordinary. 3 a are $12 and $14 Norfolk Are $22.50 and $24.50 Aca Suits, made of faney ‘cassi- Two-Trouser Suits, in sit | mere with detachable belts” and tweeds, Newest Spring double breasted wotlace A : a 9 ee = | and slash pockets. Some ‘ ’ oe ii, . a 7 : hav ° cetae hable belts, ron ; 4 nese SPOOR EEEOEBERLEBBAMEOA*M**EAMMAMEN have kwiekers with rein- nity ag s wrest peshete” San 78 . % A MOLE: forced double seats and eigecn, ce ty OE Sieur Se Sir Thomas Lipton's Shami knees. Sizes 7 to 18 vears. a¥ ee for the U. _s | $1 Pape tata ‘Week 4len’s Elgin ‘Watch, 20-Yr. $20] Gold-Filled. ...... oy ie eee Ladies’ Watch Bracelets— 20-Year Gold- Fitted. oY po ~~: a At $12;75 At $15.75 are $15 and $16.80 Suits for | are $18 and $20 Snits of school and dress wear, | fancy’ cassimeres, cheviots Coats have flap or Slash | pockets, detachable belts. | and box pleats. Knickers - are fully kned. Sizes 6 to 7 Va@ars. VeCarn. PEN ESPN SEEN REE E ORS NEES ORS NS SRR e Ree Rene tees ia instil Reet ieee Rete Rett Retaie te teh tp tet tb, tole ht hh eh hh heh a sb, “S : * : Aas. . » : 4 Os ve a ™ ‘ Do ae : styles. ards venwegportoovec NTE TNE CU PPPOE INE EAI ELE ee ee PRE a ~

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~0) LO a mm ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ' Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZER | be Dec, 12, 1878. Published by the Pulitzer Publishing Co., Twelfth and Olive Streets. -_—- eo - ane | ee ee ge ne ee ° ---— SS Sea ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, 1920. . nw eee eS ee MR. PALMER SEES THINGS. If Attorney-General Palmer has-evidence of plots, the manufacturers guiltless? i against the lives of officials or against law, order| At any rate a damaging showing from the profiteer- | § and the peace of the nation, or any part of it, his’ ing standpoint of nearly $16,000,000 in gains in a sin- | duty is clear. He must proceed vigorously against | 8le year is not rendered any less damaging by a claim the plotters. If he has reasonable information which tbat the net amounts to only $1.50 per suit. The case, | indicates such plots, it is his duty to warn all who in fact, is left just as suspicious as before. What can | /'may be in danger or whose duty lies in enforcing be the estimate of the public intelligence entertained | ; — | , ; by packers, textile magnates and others who seek to | ) ; . — '. |. . ‘THIRD INSTALLM : fe T'S a queer world,” Van observed. “Those two me ~ “be any more than a cou |. busigess men fixing up some sor | they've got old Kand going.” _ The persons under observati > Ment left their places, the fore — BI and tipping the waiter. | #m the direction of the hotel. Mr. ' down his paper. He looked acre | though his summons was of t | oth understood it. They left ey ated “* But ar: ' and explains a large part of the high prices. i tt POST-DISPATCH. CIRCULATION Average for March, 1920: Sunday ee DAILY AND SUNDAY ng*> ie Ba «EE SSNS sn, Sh rae phi Sig hoe % ¥ - i 6 eS Ri at, Aki ee at $e. hy » ie hehe ee a foe & PRR Mie y a ink se ES Ste By oa We + ae bd ~ | law and keeping order. | Beyond the duty of enforcing law, arresting crim- Minimize the impression caused by a gain of enormous | {nal conspirators and maintaining order, the less the #™Mount on investment by figures showing that it is | | Government interferes with public demonstrations or Oly a, trifling sum on a small, often negligible, unit | 'the exercise of the rights of public assemblage and Of output? | | free speech, the better. If the unit taken is small enough, of course the We do not doubt that there is revolutionary propa-' Profit may be made to appear trifling. But such mis- ganda afoot and the revolutionary element in this leading showings also make it manifest to even the country is co-operating with the red, radical element. unintelligent part of the public that an increase of a ‘of Europe to foment strikes, disorder and revolu-, '©W mills or a few cents per unit means a profiteering increase of millions on the total output. - OP — POST-DISPATCH PLAT- 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 parties, nev- er belong to any party, always op- pose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain devot- ed to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drastically independent; never be afraid to attack ‘wrong, || whether by predatory plutocracy or || predator verty. ’ ee YOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. ER eel LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. eT ‘Agft THE ety te oe a ‘ ° - - o 4 + fe el 5 te) a ee adie Nal ae “te i es re ? : ie: i pth Mie ka” Shad Seeteliaaibaiatalenenaiiie 5 %S , 3 ’ es Pa Fug POE eat i Sa ae RSM a tionary movements. We are never without that sort of thing and it is the duty of the Government to seek omnes - out all those who actually counsel violence, ar- | A DIPLOMATIC MYSTERY. | | rest and proceed against them as the law provides. | The letter sent by the President to Senator Hitch- | : deratod ft. They In | Y¥ose to receive them. But we do not believe, as Mr. Palmer seems to ©O°K on the treaty of peace, in which he affirmed that | 3 “ & think, that any considerable body of Americans, wage | ‘»¢ military had gained control over the French Govy- | eS F “Say, waiter, one moment, /earners or others, are influenced by such propa-| &™™ment, has remained something of a mystery to ' gharply. 3 ganda or are remotely contemplating revolution te American people. At the time of its publication | | The man, who had been . things from the adjoining table against the free, constitutional Government of this | it was deplored as an unnecessarily barsh and gratu- itous piece of candor calculated only to cause a rift | | the speaker and was dispatch . brand of cigars. in the traditional relations of mutual sympathy be- tween the two peoples, particularly as the President “They talked,” “like men who were hatching a sale raids and arrests involving the innocent as well | YOUCbsafed no grounds in support of his accusation, 4 as the guilty, by restriction of the right of assembly , In the time that has elapsed some rather startling _ at the table, though, before an and free speech or by harrying all those who make | !#formation has filtered into this country through the | ‘The little man with the white demonstrations of unrest and discontent and of dis- | 9Fei8M press, concerning an alleged French military of moving his forefinger abow satisfaction with the Government. We do not hold} project, which was probably known to the President as he spoke. 1! believe you'll with Mr. Palmer that strikes and threats of strikes | ®t te time, and which, if true, must be held to have there. Look across toward the end demonstrations against governmental policies JUStUfied his course. It is to the effect that France, your back to the room.” They stood for « moment befe and economic or political conditions are the direct in spite of her obligations under the League covenant, } 3 . table. Upon the tablecloth were | nae ) (mm Ft effects of revolutionary propaganda and ought to be 8S been negotiating with Jugo-Slavia for a secret | ‘ _ 1 | et y | According ‘to the Manchester | ater : be traced the marks of fingers. at them and then turned away. put down with the strong hand of the Government. | — entand papel : uk | R % "OF Loy pes Saori We do believe that these unwarranted inter- “U@¢lan the Italian censor permitted the Idea Na-| OAD B = B (a) | RAI L “i. a de eae a affair of seconds. ferences with the rights and lawful activities of the; UOP4le to publish full texts of Jugo-Slav proposals | | Ag a “You are very observant, Mr. oe dD PP n — ——- = ~ - ,' eee —- accent le Soanee Rie iio gt Pea bei t Pat o Aa Bede APR SS cae. lates country. Nor do we believe, as Mr. Palmer seems to believe, that the way to meet this propaganda is by whole- Mr. Honeywoe Law Leniency a Crime Incentive. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. Our greatest desire is to eliminate the criminal class from society or to lessen to a minimum its terrorizing effects Few of us ever take the pains to even suggest a remedy until such a time when we or our immediate associates become a vic- tim of crime. I believe that the remedy lies within the jurisdicion of our Legislatures. It is a fact we have laws to punish crime, but we also have laws that permit influential persons to obtain pardons for these crim- finals. Our legislatures should stop to think ef the psychological effect that these pardons have on the criminal class and should pass laws that no par- dons can be obtained unless, of | course, some unfortuante convicted of | crime can establish his innocence before | a properly panelled jury. I have had the | experience of overhearing certain crim- | | aha: Dif ORE A. Bp SMe danabethe in > i ge ——> - people, the wholesale raids and arrests and the nosing and French counter proposals on Feb. 12 last. of agents and spies in the affairs of everybody, inno-| 1" the published preamble of the Jugo-Slav draft it said. “A one and eight nought cent or not, legitimate or not, looking for signs of 38 declared that a close alliance with France is nec- | May stand for.” redness and making unjustifiable accusations against ©S47Y tO (a) guarantee the freedom of its ports in Mr. Honeywood was pleased. bodies of citizens, are the nourishing meats of revo- ‘®e Adriatic, (b) to prevent*the hegemony of any | —: ial | . , . ~Temt may or many not be lutionary propaganda. The red propagandists feed other Power on the Adriatic, (c) to promote the com- | wee — 5 iia, Ee! oO ley. cal pehaidh et Aah IDI), - % * friend,” he remarked, ‘but it is upon every tyrannical, unjust or harrassing restric- ™0" interests of the two countries in the Near East, | W es _. know now that they spoke of fig iB. spite ee vs eee senaatl as ng: RAND ELS Fes guguer were nie fee cA xh hy | es | figures, too. A one and eight _ bie aR Be El ay as | Fe Ceae wy : . a dite tte ia? % | wd Was 5 Seeks Ni ea a hundred millions. , | inals state the fact, “Oh, well, we may get sentenced to five years, but we won't have to serve more than probably six months.” So the criminal is contented to serve six rnonths, more or less, instead of his com- plete term and then be able to resume | his operations again, to the injury of so- ciety. But if, on ‘the other hand, the criminally inclined would become aware that when the Judge says, “Five years at hard labor’ that it means just that, then he will stop and think, because five years or any full term is a long time to spend within the solitude of prison walls. If it requires a jury of 12 men to de- cide the fate of a criminal, what justice oan there be then, when a few men,.usu- ally through the influence of some polit- ical leader, can pardon him? We should have a law that all pardéns must be passed upon by a regular panelled jury. ANONYMOUS. tion or activity of the Government. Unjustifiable | #84 (4) to Suarantes the freedom of action of France | governmental activities in restraint of legitimate °” the Adriatic coast, in view of a possible conflict Th wes nothing else to i . . ° a | va i > ; * , sd " > , ere se | popular movements or actions or campaigns or agita- | with anothey Mediterranean Power. Then follow | vie byt gh BR Saige Mea a bl They all tl i0 clauses; including an agreement to mobilize the’ £** ymagetat aM vpare ai , eee Qi? el gat? — The way to combat unreason and violence is by | ‘® TU" for 25 years and to remain secret. | : = ‘reason and law. The propaganda of the reds for /!¢ French counter proposals are alleged to have ‘economic and political revolution must be met by ®5ked for definite assurance of commercial advan- /@ propaganda of truth about the inevitable, disas- tages first and to have suggested that the Jugo-Slavs trous results of economic and political revolution. arrive at an understanding with Greece for the control propaganda. wa ~4 ‘ ee ‘eyn- Of railways from Saloniki to the Dalmatian coast. | and the folly of them in a free, constitutional govern ABOUT TIME THIS CAR MOVED. }ment of law, in which the majority controls gov- ' The negotiations appear to have been interrupted at | 2 ernment. If we cannot combat error with truth and | this silage by publicity in the Swiss paper Corriere; = a ay = Written for the POST-DISPATCH | Th 4 M I R R O R Aa convince an intelligent electorate that our form of; 2! Ticino, following which the French Government | —we can only fill prisons with suspects, after the, Whether or not, and to what extent, if any, the by Clark McAdams IP U B ¥ I * O Pp ] N [ & : a Ses: tem - By THORNT! — u ~ Another Bonus Plan. ‘Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. é: ; ’ officially denied that any treaty had been concluded. | government is good, we cannot save the Government ” ’ . JUST A MINUTE manner of Czardom, and thus inevitably invite the | French Government has lent itself to such a callous | Peter and Ju , In reply to the letter regarding the humanity of trappers, will say that ex- cept jn the far North it is absolutely im- rola! for trappers to use a trap that _killa,"as there is nearly always a chance for domestic animals straying into them (animals such as cats and dogs). And whenever @ trapper can he will set his trap to his catch, as then he is sure of it being there when he makes his rounds; otherwise it might gnaw, or pull, or twist out. 7 There is but one trap that I know of on the market that kills its eatch and it is priced at 75 cents each, compared with 42 cents each for others, which is more than the average trapper can afford. To help the situation some states pase a law compelling all trappers to visit their trapline once every 24 hours, unless sick- ness detaing them. But it ig not as that letter would lead people to believe that trappers are al! mean, in that they don't get killum quick traps, as I venture to say they all would hke to do so were it leas expensive. R. B. N. When Other Spirits Failed. 1 the Editor of the Poat-Dispatch. He gle pertaining to physicians’ prescrip ons on liquor. I am a practicing and we are classed with vet. sur- and allowed six quarts per of alcohol. I suppose it will be of In former days ." I wish to congratulate you on your ar-| we) Mies Save our patient or prescribed | ounces of liquor after a severe or in abscess cases, when ts of ammonia and / =_ other Vlants failed to relieve. Whis- eT pena ned ky isa good stimulant for a patient in a mt condition and sick at the stomach. “Pty $3 narcotic tax to the Govern- en year, can prescribe any kind wne or dope for a sick man, but whisky, | ig 6 > AMSTICR D. D. 8. 7 ee BF ne * A A .- eg ies “D Se, : ° ‘ 2S ee a eA zap 4 Rk Ea, eee netbeans : ba aes ERR. . : ex: aro- | Columbus Citizen. ’ | they are having a telephone strike there, eh”? , ton Transcript. : rule of Bolshevism. | disregard of the League’s obligations respecting secret | We are inclined to think that Mr. Palmer sees red diplomacy and secret alliances, is not known, but yb ‘ yor > ; "_ , and that the red in his eye is largely occasioned by there appears to be l{jttle doubt that the Italian Gov- the army of agents and spies created under the ernment suspects France of aiming at a policy of en- This bureaucracy must find reasons for its existence, ’ e +7 's ‘ > : , > j ¢ | and if there is anything in human government more | President's rebuke lends color to the belief that the respionage act, who find it profitable to discover all. circlement through activity in the Balkans. /manner of plots and-revolutionary movements. atever amount is | us not forget that during the war there was organized n to ‘N a bureaucracy for the purpose of ferreting out treason @™@°)Hations of the various Foreign Offices, though and disloyalty, and that it has been maintained under | ”® GOUDt & large améunt 4 en: sn sis lnagpanapiadeaetr nes | the continuation of war-time Jaws and regulations. our Government through its diplomatic and consular The official censor is still on the job in Europe. Let The American public is not permitted to know the agents. The fact that France silently accepted the : I a x ' acc s ; . " ‘ Shee. Ree ee ‘ conducive to revolutionary disorder and propaganda; *°°US@ton of control by the militarists could have | than a spy bureaucracy, history does not disclose it. hardships pressing upon the people of moderate and Small means; that there are injustices and abuses that cause unrest and demonstrations of discontent and that the best activity in which the Government ean be engaged is the removal of these causes of dis- lie been substantiated if it had become necessary to! Let us not overlook the fact that there are great -— $+ - THE ARMY'S NINE-CENT SUGAR. The local Marine Hospital has to pay 16 and 17| cents a pound for such sugar as it requires. The pub- is paying from 25 to cents. But the army, LS ed oe content by remedying injustices and abuses and put- “2der a contract made some months ago, is buying | ting into effect the machinery to adjust grievances. | }!S Sugar for 9 cents. | If Mr. Palmer will find a way to stop profiteering | and to reduce the excessive cost of necessaries, he| ‘act? ‘If so, how much is being lost? | Is anybody losing money on this 9-cent army con-| Whether any | will do more to allay unrest and nullify revolutionary | 088 i8 incurred depends entirely on who has the’ propaganda than by seeing revolutionary bogies and | ©OMtract. ‘making wholesale raids on radical suspects. en Co. indignantly denies that the $15,818,415 in net profits made by his company last year is an evidence Prevent it from being sold at a profit in wholesale | of profiteering. for such a suggestion,’ he declares virtuously. says its profit on the cloth entering into a suit for which $60 or $65 is charged does not exceed $1.50, obtained under the contract from what might be ob- and the profit on cheaper suits is even less. Mr. Wood can have no cause for complaint if he is ‘8 in the hands of the producers and not in the hands subjected to cross-questioning. $1.50 profit per suit does not explain anything. What S@¥eeze, is most seriously to be doubted. ~~ timo : " LLL ee ta ely in Nl tt tessa the ex-soldiers, this year.—Cleveland News. ured? ’ which the cloth is made? only $4 or $5 a suit, may not the percentage of profit of $1.50 on that investment figure out at a truly | profiteering rate? 1] may be conveniently concealed? for a suit that cost him only $32.50. a retailer is accused of charging $42.50 for an overcoat If the sugar producers have it, we may. be fairly sure that they are not losing money; in. eal a> eae ; fact, they may be making money. Only a few months | VIRTUOUS PRESIDENT WOOD. ago the wholesale price was at a figure permitting | President William M. Wood of the American Wool- | SU8ar to be sold at retail for 5 cents a pound and | even less. What costs have been added since that | “Absolutely no just ground exists @Uantities for twice the wholesale rate then pre- He VYailing? A book loss may be shown by subtracting what is Were the contract not in existence. That | Having voluntarily taken the stand for the defense, there is any actual logs, assuming that the contract tained, A flat claim of only of persons whom the producers have the power to —ae - —— - —o a — —— “ eens ~~. —- —— 7 += — ee ines ~ ~ owe - ha» tenses aelitiiiamiaie ea ee items enter into the cost on which this profit is fig- = THE OSTRICH — ~~ fist, of “ae ae ” ~% } ym a : . ; What {s the original cost of the raw woo! from | If that cost amounts to ¥ In the items of cost how much is debited to exces- sive allowances for theoretical depreciation—shad- Owy abyss in the cost field in which excessive gains The modern manu- | facturer’s cost accounting system computes each item per unit of output to the last mill. Are there any. charges to capital account in which excessive sums for good will are included? At Syracuse a retailer is accused of charging $60 ° . , . _—_ oo SO en eee eee At Chattanooga that cost him $18.50. those who sel! — Doubtless profiteering among direatly to the consumer is common PA er a ent ein te Ameo ie ee | EDITORIAL SPARKS. ee ee ~- _ ee ce Every political campaign has its silver lining.—— ! en _— Evidently there isn’t anybody on Mars—or maybe! | ‘Bos- arian ye ba es Re > gee nee Ex-President Taft says no bon Us should be granted | Mr. Taft is not running for anything | emo figlh, - i —Louisville Courier-Journal. ' ¥ FREE VERSE. HE other day I saw for the first time in T months a man of whom I used to see a : good deal when we both met at the same OuSis. (;00d fellow, that. Mull many a time we two had sat under the lig tree of human tolerance and discoursed of things spiritual and mundane. The last time we met was possibly on Jan. 16. 1 cannot be sure. It was about that time. Anyway, I met him again the other day. We both started a bit at recognition. Jt was as if we had thought one another dead. Then we.both laughed, realizing what had happened, and how amusing it is that since— well, since then we never see one another at all. I thought first of something piquant to say—- That being rather in my— But never mind about that. Il said: Prohibition may be a good thing. But it is a good deal like what George Ade said about early rising. George said: Early to bed. early to rise, and you meet few prominent people. That's ig! he exclaimed Howinhell are people going to get acquaint- ed any more? How is it to happen, do vou suppose? [ cannot recall to have met anybody Jan. 16. Have you met anyone?” . od co) charming old make-believer Br'er Bryan is! He says less than one-third of the Demecrats of Georgia voted in the primaries .for ratification of the peace treaty without res- ervations, while knowing full well that no ex- pression upon the subject among Democrats is possible in any of the primaries because of the President's refusal to say whether or not he is geing to stand for renomination. Democrats are so disinterested in the people who are run- ning that many of them vote for Hoover, who says he is a Republican. Yet Br’er Bryan pro- fesses to see in the Georgia vote a warning to Democrats in the Senate to swallow the Lodge reservations. The peace treaty carried in the Georgia primaries what everybody feels as to Mr. Palmer——much the biggest load it has car- ried yet--but nothing is said about that by our master artificer from the Platte. He adduces from what huppened down there that if the Democrats made their campaign for the league without reservations they would meet with overwhelming defeat. Br'er Bryan, like every- body else, is out making a little political capi- tal for himself. iis present business is to make the President seem to have been wrong While he has been right. We must not lese our sense of humor because this is the case. AS a matter of fact, the Georgia primaries were almost an incredible victory for the President. Three Democrats ran, and Mr. Palmer, repre- sented by his friends to be the administration candidate-—though the President himself would pot hiuve voted for him—got the most delegates. Senator Hoke Smith. against the President on the treaty, got the least. Tom Watson, whom ev erybody supposed to be dead, ran between. Imagine it! The league of na- tions may perform many iniracles, but never another like that. Come. Br’er Bryan! You mustn't kid us, since What a J * * Texe-Noma-QOil for Rheumatism & Aching Mussels see eeeeeeeeeveees Hunh? INTER-LUDE. At a time when nobody seems able to make gut where we go from here, it is gratifying to observe that our scientists are making deter- mined efforts to get into conimunication with Mars. In other words, we need outside help. One can stand outdoors at night and see poten- tial help all over the sky—but how to avail ourselves of it! That is the problem. Doubt- less there are other planets which are at once aware of our plight and eager to succor us. Ours is not a very old world. There are older and wiser heads in space. Probably very few of us look to that quarter for help, but since we have no conception of a world society it is not surprising that we have none of an interplan- etary community. Those are big ideas, and if there is anvthing big about us we are not giving any evidence of it. It is dollars to doughnuts that if someone did get into communication with Mars and provided us with exactly what we need to know we would at once have an anti- Mars party dving its utmost tu keep us from taking that pianet’s advice. People like Hiram Johnson would be running around shouting anathema at the stars. and all sorts of propa- ganda would.set in as to the motives of foreign planets. Godédness knows how long it took us to develop the inter-cave mind. Then there was another long period in which man’s distrust of men advanced the inter-group mind. It was probably centuries later that the inter-tribe mind emerged from the welter of human woe. Then if you want to contemplate a really long measure of years, think of the inter-trade mind. In our own country we have not yet achieved the inter-state mind. We have just attempted the inter-national mind, and we find we are not up toit. Still, the scientist wants to go right on to the inter-planetary mind! He is correct, at that. We have to have our course mapped outa long way ahead of us, whether we see it or not. If we get into communication with Mars, we can at least tell the Martians what dangerous visionaries we have in our midst, though Mars be unable to tell us a thing. . . Mr. Hoover is still running wild. a7 © 7 A sign in Maplewood: We sell on smal profiets much. Another one in Maplewood: city. The celebrated dry cure maybe. Sir: for everything, X32678905643. Sign on a hat shop, Fort Worth, Tex.: More schools! This one is in an alley behind a department store in Columbus, O.: Don't Park Here and Avoid Destruction Congestion, would you say”? K 423251267. Sir: Akron is not celebrated for her growth alone, She has very smart signs, Here is one of them: Girls——Work for Goodwich come a Good-Rich-Gir! Good, don’t vou think? Your own paper printed this: or trimming reflection of the dawn. New York willl ae. Alas! Alack! This column is designed to reproduce witha aaa The things we | | bias the latest comment by the leading i'newspapers and periodicals on the ¢ tone ss the day. a A HEN Peter Rabbit had te MERCHANT SHIP BUSINESS. . nie a Wi: he could think of abo PAXTON HIBBEN in Leslie's. - & himself Old Mother Naty N six months, with ordinary luck and no @ samiled approvingly. “That — | & dents, the ship has paid for herself at pre mh good ae os ere . ‘freight rates—and all the rest is velvet.. AR far, pele une. | we se Ps *~ \investment it looks like a gold mine. But | R look ee your Aap es = ; — diff ‘all other seemingly good things, the oe - ag Sage << .me how me . very great. From the momeént a ship iz. Ber : saenkauaieds the costs of its operation and — i Peter took a rev egg ee ‘maintenance and insurance are an #® 8 a agg lage eran ae ae + /charge against its earning capacity. Of 2 ie eee lace.” he ma an “Jump ‘insurance covers the loss of the ship or aa - eg pe tetas | . ‘accidents as collision, damage from storm ioe oli aha long hind lega und his ea ning the ship on a rock. But what insu e e.. are very long. In summer he wes not cover is the loss of business while & wet a a brown coat much like mine, but. is laid up for repairs, or is waiting on ¢ ) DE cetetee ft is all white, an white 4 | fe delayed by accidents of one sort and im Nai andrew, Only the tips és his ears @ by gales or by heavy seas. There are just * +g black. Because his coat changes : ‘tal factors in the shipping game; ¢ | he is called the Varying Hare. Ak ‘time. If a ship has cargoes constantly igs he is calied the Northern Has her, so that she may be loaded at once ane - . Bnowshoe Rabbit and White Rabb: {upon her way without wait, and if she be What people call him a Rabbit f ‘layed unduly in her voyage by little maha I’m sure I don't know. He lik machinery and equipment that are 80 = bis = the Green Forest where the tre there is money in shipping. Unless these twe grow close together, especially whe ments are favorable, there is not only 10} "there are many young trees. §E bility or profit but rather great loss in sf ? the biggest member of our fam ing. ae dy. I guess that is all I know abo Cousin Jumper.” F “That is very good, Peter, as fi | From the Nation's Business. ‘ Pas. as it goes,” said Old Mother Natur | INORITIES control our elections. Ne “You have made only one mistak the politicians expect to line up miajel Pe Jumper is not the biggest of yor ‘es. family. It is not done that way. What they look for * ) 5 fs ities which will vote solidly as — *). Both Peter and Jumper opens eames rn : » their eyes wide indeed with surpris ~ “Also,” contifiued Old Mother Nf | prior agreement or arrangement. Hete #4 _* ture, “you forgot to mention th ‘they put it over: The Association for Tie, 'vancement of Red-haired Men will line up ae | " | red-haired men of the country. In any on ur zope aealhaerag = you (oa sional district they will aggregate, say, 5000" aed ow logs or holes an the ground. WE ‘ers. Now it is expected that the other 278 ye sa ee ae or more voters in the district will divide meq y ets rather pene eT dondl ‘less evenly in parties or factions, or over as wae" my Sone lene for path Pee of national questions. For numerous reé : ie © can dodge ateund «oa side will want to win, but neither has an brush. I suppose Reddy Fox may t lead of 5000 votes over the other side. 2 fast enough to catch me in the ope your phalanx of red-haired men. I . aes be edn't where there ie « chat | seree to do this one, or theas Sew tae ma , | for me to dodge around trees an ' bushes. That is why ! stick to th _we are solely interested, you may have OUR) ' port,” say their leaders, with the implic a \tiesan Worest. If you please, Moth they care not what is done with reference t& Nature, what ts this about a coust other questions. Each side in the big d Lee whe can swim?” lieves thet the interests of the country " Old Mother Nature's eves twinkles that its general program prevail; believes "We'll get to that later on.” sal strongly, perhaps, that it counts capitulatie ghe. “Now each of you hold up 6000 red-haired men on one or two matt hind foot and tell me what diffe efice you see.” insignificant in comparison with the se Peter and Jumper each held up failure of the big program. a a “eZ hind foot and each looked first at h NEW YORK GAG LAws.® earn and then at the others * a e ‘ = From Americansky Inzestya (New York Russian paper)” “ don <p oe sn aon a HE New York State Senate has accepte p that pe r .. mt * 7 , enNire Lusk program intended to e © Sum cee Bains wees ie radicalism in the State of New York. a open gracious what is th gram consists of a series of gag laws, e es tter with vour went” demand ‘which will make lawful the raids and - Ol Mother Nature. “Don’t you ae which were conducted here lately. 2 that iper’s fo vt in | rei de Roe ' ; at « ‘the passage of these laws, the various 1 ag acne ; o = : hie & even for his size than your tions fighting the “red” menace will be tal | Peter? And that his toes aré &prea der the protective wing of the law. U apart while yours are close togeth ' there has been some question as to t Ss .¢€ ? sl /tutionality of some of the actions of the © oi - Peter and Jumper looked sheep -committes.” Now this question will Bes ‘sh. Jt was true that those fes So in the State of New York, made famous eall: “were quite different. Peter expulsion of the Socialists from the State ‘Was Narrow and slim. “That f lature, new ferocious laws will exist ~~ important difference.” de strangle the freedom of the press, na semnblage. Reaction is victorious and Ba ered with its black wing the most pop oul the American states, A black cloud <0 New York sky, upon which will not sm o— ~---— + -— PRACTICAL POLITICS, uniess it was to make me dif u gloomy, gravelike ab) 33. ; Bie < Pe} "] de ct ey ee a | a o/s on ee ‘

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FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1920. THIRD INSTALLMENT. observed. “Those two men don’t seem to be any more than a couple of harmless i ‘ey T'S a queer world,” Van Clarence Smith ' business men fixing up some sort of a deal, yet they’ve got old Kand going.” The persons under observation at that mo- ment left their places, the foreigner signing the bill and tipping the waiter. They disappeared fn the direction of the hotel. Mr. Honeywood laid down his paper. both understood it. made their way toward him. rose to receive them. They left their places and Mr. Honeywood He looked across the room, and, | though his summons was of the slightest, they dd He assented promptly. As they walked along the corridor of the fourth floor he leaned down toward her. “Felicia,” Kand’’—— “Don't be silly,” she interrupted. “I dont know what his interests in life do consist of, but he is certainly not a woman's man.” “What does he want to see you here for, then?’ She shrugged her shoulders and touched the bell of No. 89. The door was opened almost im- mediately by a maid, who ushered them into the sitting room. Sir Julian was standing upon the hearth rug, smoking a cigar. A few feet away & woman was seated before a typewriter—-a dark- he began earnestly, “that fellow | His eye flashed with a sort of dull fury. He ' ; } . ' seized a cushion and flung it to the further end | He muttered some incomprehensible words to himself, words in some foreign lan- guage, but obviously profane. The veins upon his clenched fists suddenly stood out. Watching him closely, Felicia realized with amazement that he was struggling with a paroxysm of anger. snatched a strip of paper from his waistcoat pocket, glanced at it, crumpled it up and threw it into the fire. Miss Miller rose to her feet with a slow smile. “Let me offer you young people some cordial,” she suggested, opening a cupboard and producing a liqueur bottle and some glasses. “Jf you have of the room. He | ' SL went on. “If it is any satisfaction to you to) know it, you have thoroughly earned your first three months’ emolument.” The young people went off together. Sir Julian stood listening to their retreating footsteps, wait- ed.until he heard the lift bell ring and the rxa‘tle of the doors. “That's hell!” he remarked tersely. His companion swung round in her chair and faced him. - “Nothing else to be done, I suppose?” “Nothing,” he replied. “It’s a delicate situa- tion. I offered the loan through our German house, under the pretext that we had funds there. If joto is here and treating today with the Brit- SBy Op In both Pennsylvania and Texas | >, OS s pan oe get = mn Se SL O44 1242 S. Broadway—Phone Olive 588 } : Special ag at only— Str ctly Fresh. i J Country Eggs ay: are now permitted in a business. married women be stockholders PARIS, April 17. LE. to N collection of —“ company, | women’'s,apparel coats are . Quite a number of women in Spain | not numerous, but for eve- hold important educational positions ning wear the wrap is, of course, .and others are working as journal- still considerably in favor. Jen- * ny presented one entirely made of flounces of tulle with a collar of marabou feathers. For day- time one made of Over 300—from $4 up. Bought from , le aterial f striped the swellest homes in the West End. wooien materka oO! O Striper $°2—cost $°5. Girls’ Cloaks. Boys’ Overcouts, $1.50. Boys’ $3.75. Skirts, $1. Dresses, the summer By THORNTON W. BURGESS. IPINIO N y | od to reproduce wit y the leading publicts tls on the questions | Peter and Jumper Compare Looks Alas! Alack! And woe is me, The things we see and yet do not see! Any $10 Hat in the House for i $5.00 533 ARCADE BLDG. Fresh Cane Granulated Sugar—tLimit 5 Lbs. Olive at 8th St. Z , HEN Peter Rabbit had told “I’m surprised,” declared ola™ BUSINESS. . a | Wi: he could think of shout | Mother Nature. ‘Yes, sir, I'm sur- | 3 himself Old Mother Nature!/prised. You ought to know by this | emiled approvingly. ‘“‘That was a /|time.that I never give anybody any- | wWery good account of yourself, Pe- | thing without a purpose. What hap- ter,”’ said she. “Now take a goed | pens to those big feet of yours in 'Jook at your cousin, Jumper the | winter?” | | Hare, and tell me how he differs; “Nothing that I know of except- | . from you.” ‘ing that the hair between my toes | Peter took a long look at Jump-/|grows long,’ Jumper replied. er and then, as before, scratched a “Exactly!”’ snapped Old ». long ear with a long hind foot. ‘In | «the first place,” he began, “Jumper; Bee Sia Clean’ eultty eek otial | is @ great deal bigger than I. He | = : “ang ly .. has very long hind legs and his ears; Ey pr” pa pf | . ee: are very lonz. In summer he wears Oe ; A ‘ sees wraps ik serge generally to match the dress, Many long redingote coats are seen in light and when worn with a black skirt, make a stunning contrast. Strange as it may seem have big mongolie collars of a smoke gray color for the fresh summer evenings. The design shown here is of black E. ary luck and no ace) 4 for herself at prese! rest is velvet.. As @ gold mine. But Ms things, the risk is at ment a ship is put tnt its operation and — ce are an in capacity. Of cow of the ship or any sve e from storm or TUR But what insurance doe business while the shi waiting on cargoes, OF one sort and anothert, There are just twe VI game; cargoes a” constantly ready f0 saded at once and seng shades, Sone coats fur ae: Mother | Open sat. Kagle Until 6 P. oi. Stamps woman always possesses heaps of bits of ribbon. An old fashioned little bag is eusv to 7 oi SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES Where Else Will You Find r a brown coat much like mine, but in Fey is ° ‘ » it as i -, winter it $i all white, a wires J pe make, and will help you to use > gnow. Only the tips of his ears are; ' f — Ks w\ a up these bits. It can be made ». black. Because his coat changes so ‘Ve a Re. . a zl . | in two shades. und faded pink nosis he is called the Varying Hare. Also ; and saxe blue taffet: i Seian ail | heis called the Northern Hare, | “ ai roapie eee “ a“ post ae es -.. Bnowshoe Rabbit and White Rabbit. | “ena on pene to be oe ‘ ~~ What people call him a Rabbit for area : cine aie te Seren p by little daicherts eet | I’m sure I don't know. He likes - ee Le nae ia pete wae : that are so frequen - the Green Forest where the trees snag ae Ben’ oe Uniess these two $m 4 _ grow close together, especially where nace tlc & coop arch fee j nd " is not only aa mm there are many young trees. He hoe rset lily - o iene great loss in _ am § is the biggest member of our fami- S nie sas . = the exquisitely perfumed little : ly. I guess that is all I know about : - bag which cont&ins that little ee yuunper. nothing-so-precious to a woman s a es Seed. Fever, as far Itisa charmin z fantaisie for the _ sé it oes,”’ said Old Mother Nature. Hascial a ved ne gO ‘ Oo “y have made only one mistake dancing and the theater, ur elections. None Ofmg ou ha y one mistake. ides Que EReIE to line up majorities > Jumper is not the biggest of your Maric-Therese Framzelle. What they look for ary ! ° ss | ll vote solidly as hrm Both Peter and Jumper’ opened | Nature. “Ane tne ee does | ement. Here fs. y w . their eyes wide indeed with surprise. ‘this you can travel ov or IB it snow ociation for the A@= “Also,” continued Old Mother Na- assmgneae sinking in. It is just as if en will line up all: > ture, “you forgot to mention that | You were wearing snowshoes. I gave t fn any cor fw Jumper never hides as you do in hol- | you those big feet and make the hair lente say 5000 | (grow out between your toes every e ° , e tee a is : ’ Pas +. PEP. oe by aA , eae 4A Wage Ae. ot , 7 m=. ee ~ : ? HeLany a the first place,” he _ began, “Jumper is a great deal bigger than I.” “In Y 7th ee By Marguerite Mooers Marshall -_ _ . low logs’or holes in the ground. Why | |. don’t you, Jumper?” | winter because I know that you de- Masi f hat the other 76, 00m - may ¢ a es ldn’t feel safe,” replied | Pend on your legs to get away from ° et will divide more @ dig eon ee ‘your enemies. You can run over soft | ) _Jumper, rather timidly. “I depend |: ; € © ern @\)l — — ~ _—— to EE / ono——0n0e——0 no Belo 0 00 hoon *

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57T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH COMIC PAGE COMIC PAGE > eg gee POST OISPATCH | age .. APRIL 00,1920. | J | ham 0 mm G04, him Geet. Mbt, Gem 4.4 Sunsiinte vine = is 2 ae GOLF IS THE ENJOYMENT OF SORROW—By GOLDBERG (MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY | ge i BO 7. | ‘ CLOSELY tO YOUR. TH A GOLF ClO COMMAIG OUT OF : By James J. Montague. ecm 1c MARES AOU ANS Sc HOW THe ¢LUB- DEPRESSEH- wee 7y WEED HAPPY ALL THE HOUSE AFTER, (SA GAM pe elt ei ee Ot eo eee ’ A HARD LUCK STORY. We knew that Uncle Jake would leave His all to us when he departed, And though his drinking made us grieve We struggled not to be down-hearted. For booze will hurry one along, To where all mortal ties must sever, And Uncle Jake took his so strong, | . : We felt he couldn’t last forever. | Be , | “ | ; hy: q | Uy, ee , 7 | : : : ys a AW YL Alas, for futile human hope! i ; Th); yy lo IPMN TE ISAO Alas for ever-keen ambition! , ) EEG Upy 22 . LW Wf / LU Vi ad] We fancied that we had the dope, | : : “2 ' oo aes ! ) But who could count on prohibition? Hy ae . “a eo 42 i. Did Uncle dake give o’er the can? “ie MIKE & IKE = THEY LOOK ALINg And grow to be a healthy man? Ah, no! A far worse fate befell ule ‘3 a " a Become a dry, hard-boiled_and zealous? . - ee ¥ ¢ Ay t. Es —/ — ne He drinks a2 often as of yore. HOME, SWEET HOME—GEORGE WILL BE DRIVEN TO LOOKING AT ROOMS IN: SANITARIUMS—By TUTHILL — ccvornevninmn | We sometimes fancy he takes more " , on Than in the days when one could buy it. ae ™ peer’ / | THEM The old man hits the same old pace; AxNEMm I! THIS TS SHRUNK ON SVVELL 8)/G oe TS TH AIST EW? Fi OF WET ‘ NOVICE “THAT 00 ine nn emma pence haa WEATHER S—— cLo'S close! | (PININ' ROOM WHO EVER |) PICTURES; ssa 4 MOVED OUT |“— ce | . LEFT A COUPLA ss | SMALL PICTUR’ And at two hundred bucks a case, SMALL: A fortune soon is dissipated, Ee Whenever he goes ont to buy, Cold perspiration wilts our collars, And quaking with despair we cry, “There gocs another thousand dollars.” We wouldn’t do our uncle wrong, We feel that his demise would grieve us, But if he doesn’t go ere long, He will not have a cent to leave us. | ‘ - \ . t . » if ~ . >. . ~' >. AN f a _ s . . ~. » VAs A SS . \' A > St » “A as HMA ||) eR t saa | HARDING AND COX, Ohio lives right up to her reputa-| Having given up work on the tion as the mother of Presidents. She | peace tieaty, the allies are now col- has entered twins in the favorite son Jaborating on a dissolution of part- contest. ‘nership notice. oy . J (Oopyright, 1920.) —? ME : 3 eo SRA f ie = so j i I } . e bil i f = ae ——~ . ee ne lin ~ - cc eR emo ee Loe fn enorme — — or — —— --- ———- —— rm —_ —_— _~--— —_- ee . bs - i eraneay ee : - ome : —aaae « salip camhenghe —~aeee ; Man to Man. —— ee ~eooen fy Pep nc omagerermmeeemmancoonmy | = “ ° ' | "K : “f ee ft PV (Copyright, 1 “aren the prisoner had been duly | Mrs. Hemmandhaw: I was disap- JEFF S GRADI ALLY I ICKING ‘ I AN E Dt CA rION By BL D FISHER wre oe sd for cruelty to his wife he was pointed this afternoon. | ' a —— —— _ - : minee = —_ a xed to go to the magistrate’s pri-, Hemmandhaw: How? R THAT'S JUST (IT. THE MORE VALVE .) | NOW I'LL HAVE Some ste room. There he found that; “Just as I came up ‘behind two PU vou Give FOR A Low Price THE MORE} \ FuN SINCc@ MuTT - * ad a ————e {/ witt You suiP | Me TEN CENTS 14 od feat man waiting. ‘girls one of them was saying ‘and seer, F ADMIT Mis P SKEPTICAL THE Cnavnttattatendh etek. a , WISER ME uP | \ FoR THIS > “Loole here,” said the latter, ‘“‘vour! he squeezed, and squeezed, and 1S A PINE Piece oF Buck's A BR ip YoU WENT _OUT ON THE STReSeT | oA) How Foous tt fe in her evidence just now said ! squeezed’ ’——~— CLoT, BUT You WOAI'T suit cs a3 AND—OFeZ RED TH SS te A had her completely terrorized.” (| “an!” Be ABLG TO TAKE ANY DiRT CHEAP, EB: PERFECTLY Good FIVE DOLLAR Bite } SShe did, sir,” agreed the man;; “And while I was passing she sald: ORDERS FoR SUITS MUTT. THAT'S | Fe TD AGVY FoR TEN CENTS HE'D R | + | | | PeRFEectey | THE PUBLIC tS | | | Good Ewe SPM: pul” ‘And squeezed and squeezed, but ‘ A ral 7 ned, F You'Re GoNN A REGULA Now, look here! Iam not speak-/ try as he might, he couldn't save a AAR Eenty ing to you in my offictm! capacity, | cent out of $30 a week.’ "—Youngs- rage gurt but as man to man. You understand | town Telegram. DOLLAR ° at?” MY es, sir.” | ; “Well, how dia you do 1t?”"—Pitts- | The Way of a Girl. burg Chronicle-Telegraph. | The Youth (dramatically): Refuse meé, Hortense, and there will be one Granted. less suitor fn the world tomorrow. se The Girl: Ff by that you mean A party of uplifters to see you.! you are going to kill yourself, go4 sir,” announced the private secre-| ahead. But if you mean you will ge a /marry someone else I suppose I’!l , “| have t C 70u.— inte eth hte Grabooin, | 1ave to accept you.—Houston Post. “I suspect so, sir. But they said | =- at Z| ? oy | NS : ° , « S. : ; r . 7 they came to ask for yout moral It Didn’t Work. a’ . pe 11 F “Ah! Gladly given to any worthy | touching a hunchback for luck? A: gz — vee ih . cause. I'll just scribble ‘Good luck’ Egbert: Oh, yes. M i D Zz ee Ruhl ! on one of my cards. Then you take | “Ever try it?’’ | Ee og Saad aif ee. Sontutb if th mH i “a ayy, ss it out to the ladies and gentlemen; ‘Sure. I ‘touched’ one today, but , CIMA Pe > = MES “ite “ ~ hb liaselic and wish them ‘Good-day.’"—Bir-| he wouldn't lend me a cent.”—Yon- | | | guaranteed case; thin ues in Diamon at 6 for 25e CANDY SPECIAL | SS we meeel, . Seontiasy oe the newest mountings While 2500 last, | $1.00 WHITMAN’S CHOCOLATES : : graved and warranted to co, tadien dan ee 3 for 10¢ 100 box, $3.00 Assorted centers: each piece foll ; . keep accurate time. Come mr xe These Diamond Camel or Chesterfield Cigarettes— §| wrapped; full 3 for $1 2 ; Ef. estect the Watch you want—pay @ small men. o Rings are particularily 20c pack of 20, 18¢ und. 49c... sum down and wear the watch while SOE SE WOR, SETH, a _ a paying only 50c or $1 a week good bargainsat $37.50, Tiond salissirs."Seruler 280 pack, Sor abe, catienat 2 tack aise Ae A THESE FINE WRIST WATCHES Now you can buy a Wrist Watch of absolute depend- abliity. These handsome time-keepers willl not. get out of order quickly — and “ill keep accurate time Many styles to choose from. Ribbon and link wristbands, _ $20.00, $27.50. $30.00 —— ‘THE MAN WHo LOADED HIS | li aan VY 78S ™ PRECIOUS STOCK INTO "THE. “ao Suits, $7 | BABY CARRIAGE To MOVE IT Bought from the ‘sien homes # W.A.LEWIN,M. D. Rainceats, $2.50; Trousers, $2.25; & ; oA } <— : | OVER TO THE NEW HOUSE. WHEN. | Pull Urean Bb.to; Gobaioon women | RUPTURE . y a FLOOR ORIEL BLDG... §Paim Beach Suits, $49 % TH and LOCUST ONE OF THE BOTTLES BROKE. apow—neothing still M SPECIALIST a] a | 670 Star Bldg., 12th and Olive Sts. Entrance 4 Doors South of Locust RE ati : 4 | mi ; ‘ : ncaa — »F ne whee elon t oa BL Fh eS et ee aa ae Ailend. Aa an San am atten 36 ve ste Tee me ee th ne sb 28s so eatin etait dae an ee ee re licen a te cep At et tea ect ae