St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 8, 1920

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SR A pe A A: = le eRe A ge te 3 po Ts ee ee i la il Ralls ita sind alia OW wer en eR re gg re e z = # - 37. LOUIS oe) ee he Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service _ —_—_— —— — oe — ———— —_— — ST. LOUIS, SATURDAY EVENING, 5, MAY 8, 1920-18 PAGES. POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY AVERAGE February, March and April, 400,116 INAL EDITION PRIC SE I HREE ‘CENTS SS — -_ = ™ Labor Board for Establish- A parade emphasizing Items Nos. Frank Faintick, who was « Ry the Asseciated Preas WASHINGTON, May 8.—Newark, ' 4 Bond Issue. which provided $2,560.,- the Drovers’ National Bank at th: ist party of America opened its 1920 population of 415.609, as shown by ported to Have Fled With Heart Disease. Throughout Country. 000 for the purchase and equipment wterday. admitted to the East &t “ROM ee PASTOR ihe sien pss a sag Sm perv sed Cit eae aaah vo om All Public Funds. L gS of tne nternationalé, jit in the last census. Cincinnati's Nationa! Stockyards in East St. Louis ‘outstripped Cincinnati, which ranked new parks the i rovemen!t of parks an dthe improve Louis police today that he was one of Mi +] NY Bae : of existing parks, went through the six pen who planned and attempted isSissippian at African M. E.. the arseillaise’” and the Hymn of population, recently announced, its Bu thé Anbectauad mee ' . atin ? heb . , Tr ' 7 “owas rk’ inerenaacn i« - . ’ ix tet : i as 3 7 \ ‘ - . : © ’ -_ ° - = 7 » ' a (ren I Elias ( al! 5 cn and vice president of the for an American family of f Ww the b sinforced by many City polickmen, was one of the part) $100 Bill Found by tional executive secretar, then noware Was THO SOUrIAOREn city i ‘ , sigh wregenr ‘ amily of five, on 1@ curb, reinforce > Are =k Sieh Gall names of three ot? , a 1910, with a population of 347,469, troops in northern Sonora stated té e gave the full names of th: oth range egro. called the con’ ‘he parade was composed Of S@\- (4) (ity . - oli ea : he athe: ’ wie oth Cincinnati and Newark, having lutionary ek . y at 4:30 a. m The cause of Board. eral hundred schoo! children 25 rm ake pene creme the conggin Fain- ufier a session of the general con- '° international labor bodies, assem- 437.414 on peer hd Pn « As ee ae . ' ick. WhO 18 ’ Daw gant. : MEXICO UY e ex- ed *o have ar Lauck, who “as “e ‘ ° bled in the Finnish Workers’ Educa- Since its fir > % | z th is believed have been heart. j Vesterday charged troops _of Boy Scouts averaging acdregs as 4152 Page boulevard-S! | Since its first Federal census WAS pressed no aurprise at reports the corporate profiteers with being @bout 15 boys each, 10 flats and 1 gyis and denied he had any part in tional Association Hall. recorded In 1840, Newark has had a capita] had fallen His wife. who was aware of his “hiefly responsible for present liv- trucks depicting pla) ysoee egg the holdup. He said he. was passing ‘"S Pace at 209 South Leffingwell a and substantial eho ats re several! teams of bovs an giris oO ‘ . ;, ; iat avenue, a strange négro fell into p P —_— ' ‘stnallest percentage before this cen- Ey the Associated Pree depa . the | ing costs, presented today the bank at the time and k: wtichae ett oF Rien: / 2nto President Wilson and a prediction , . : § rture from their sleeping room. P ited today a demand the Munictpel Athletic Association, hat mis Ot. dculs police record wou step and conversation with him on .., ie at ee . "SUS Was 29.9 in 1880. EL PASO, Tesx.. Muy 8&.—Thres to the bathroom when he did ©D behalf of the 2.000.000 railway 10 grade school drum corps and two cause him wi we seneect oe “tin vs Market street east of Jefferson ave- ‘nat the Socialist. party would pol) Statistics on other cities iseued, in- state capitals in Mexico fell inte the i return after a time and found ®™ployes for the establishment of a bands. It required 12 minutes to —.,. the shooting started nue. more than 2,000,000 votes in the clude: hands of the revolutionists today , minimu w ; . ‘ leben ! Reasien « me -eai tial -ewar ». 609; icr vol him on the floor A doctor was ye m age throughout the in- pass a given point. It formed at Woman Among Nine Arrested. Soon a negro ahead was seen to Presidential campaign were made by | Newark, N. J., 415,609; increase through the revolt of Carranza gar- Summoned, but he apparently had wal te Twelfth and Market streets, around Faintick Eyre a weod +, of nd over and pick up a pocketbook. yorrie Hilleuit. temporary chairman 68,140, or 19.6 per cent. risons coincidentally with an uneon died almost instantly He presented to the board a com- the city hall, and wet north to RET ote ans nas ré arena The henre win wes accouipanyiel ‘ alos nop _ nee pr “ s ai pan Lynn. Mase... 99.148: increase 9812 firrned report given out by revots- | ‘ ) l eme ls onfess.on it! : Rete tee Sal tne party would sur- ' - | He was the son of the late Henry pilation of budgets on the cost of liv- Washington avenue, east to Broad- ‘rae : a ohh } owe Ce" the minister hurried forward and yjve the concerted attack ‘‘unpara! OF 55. per OM * wg tionists here that Mexico City capi- . ‘ ; « ; er, chara ? . baie ‘ : . : Conc “er ‘ iat ? . ’ sates faa j st - “oO Ousness a i c ce = —_ ao - . ‘ : business on South Twelfth street, be- ®UPervision and by Federal and state and south to its starting point, where “he a . page. hae — = “ “ter a share of whatever the pocket- note" -made ae oe nctige th leat ed i or 0. - — 14 | +. . ‘aintick in his confession ae , = cae at STI PPLea t if th mocrati . . : ; i90me state of the Mexica: e«!- P - Day—No Word from Babank economic instability. all industrial Play the Game Hard, but Fair F'aintick in Ss ont ss | Me gig: a2 pat wee ‘heleten. Mase ae short cut of the Democratic parts Bertin. I. Baa. eee, , é ? ” art r at Washington. unrest all ir terrunp ions of produc and in Defeat Re a Good | oser Among those Woo are i) ee™ i@iag . ee ‘ Bo Pi ~ ee ana’ thousands of radica!s through- 42°4 or 86 7 per cent dent, was reported to have fled with » . ‘ 7% - ‘ J Z . ‘ - - ; ‘ as " ‘4 ; rTnHern) la ' 1] ” ae 4 thin “s : - : : ia _ ‘ / . . z : . f ; . Further lifting of freight embar- tion and distribution. has been high Give I's Facilities to Enrol! for : inves ization is - Le a iscaiTé eeping mod = Moe ome ” d ah out the { oun rs \ oted foi him, rath- Holland. Mich., 12,166; ine rease all the publte funds to ’ — : Was announced by severai rail- prices and profiteering by organized Every Girl in 8t. Louis Jackson, 19 years cid sie . ee Mig si ey AAG Geparred er than.to throw away their votes on | 1676, or 16.0 per cent. Nuevo — a nica naa ] ’ 4 - -. ate . ‘ ec — 3 hil , : I re : uis, : neulting economist for mothers and children who came ers and the firat name of a fourth suddenly in the bathroom of his the railroad brotherhoods. asserted As the Rev. H. DPD. Hardy of She!}- at 3127 Longfellow boulevard ‘today before the Railway labor fraternal delegates from sympathet- ference of the African M. EE. Church, and was proceeding toward hig room- An attack on the administration of AL ELEY LAO, CPN, Te ee ee oe a ee SR TO iy ED. Nig een os tk et OP ALLO ALLO ILE AE NSk olen ' pects None of these was increase PE A Oe a wo sed Heloise, the dine, of like occus ut and get a cop, PES LO AS gece AE ORBR ES BE pes shipments are being accept- and proceed immediately to the de- Good Government. had * ‘ i , } : P| se ¢ ) Di me con by the Pennsylvania limes for termination of the question of what There were other signs admonish- | "* ned in” on a telephons | " . >. “ = ¢ noe ¢} ; cf’ j . + : . up to but not including New | cOnstitutes a living wage. ing voters to scratch “‘No” eighteen Become gs ree 8 + er are: in ame New York Supreme Court. “Piedras Negras. across the houn- ick, N J : the Baltimore & Labor's argument for increased times and to remember that the day ; norniai wos —_o “—_ ( esormimnes 118 Rv the HUNTON MM ¢ ' , dary from Fagle ass, Tex.. will fa*} . With a badiy Somgestes depot, | Wages for the 2,000,000 workers was OD Which all the good set forth can Vietery: os: She se See ‘ bebiperepisers: tw: 4 Wile = “om | today.” the announcement § saic . fad p ‘i ’ : am . “* - . ! . lan, he Said, aske ler if ; Ben ose pe Me : “Wi inistrat! t} rts DY . ‘ric eaoms par vat- ing Cincinnati: and the Rock former secretary of the War labor Mounted Police Lead. eae a «hes ant mony Be s "| Monday will'apply for informations Wilsons administration in the por s ) me mn ns pa ” ; . graphic communication with Pres! . , ‘ le 4 " ’ 1OoOun ; . { , ms: ) ] Ps > } 1} 7 } i 4 th > . v ; ri ] s ai ‘ T} ™ . md (Broadway Station) ia ac- Board. He asked for a minimum A détachment or mounted police affair”’ When she said she had agatnst several owners of property aye ap exe nse re furnished the) ing oe : Ree pipe gg : - dent Carranza asked him to resigo . aid she had a0 . triking and abhorrent pr rerp was - urged to yefore e , , ane freight for points in Wiscon-; living wage for unskilled railroad leading the parade was followed by the man said It burns bvut naitr | | who have permit*d signs advertts erage mn a Seams e see ny app ound Milftars Committee by Jus and said that he was helding Latecs . . . - . sf pare Mat > Fr © { ‘ lig ; ri { f OO” i ] t a ¥ 4 . ~ . , ' 76 , ' ° : ae Minnesota, North and South Da- , workers with differentials above that an automobile carrying Mayor Kiel! One was killed. but I e9* away a!}/imS or containing the names of me ln ee ee eee Hce Weeks of the New York &u notwithstanding the fact his soldiers > a o . 7 baa . Pua ‘ ¥ AR ; »? 7 ‘_ - ©) é i , : ; T - . ° : and Michigan. for skill, hazard and responsibility. and Director of Public Welfare right and am back here | whisky, gin, brandy: and similar “ “Wilson 1) fist. d preme Court. Secretary Baker had were on the verge of Jong he a 7 J ATi is : le acifist. « > ws } ; > ae sheae ’ : ad | At strike headquarters in the Pon-| Early decision was urged, Lauck de- Schmoll, whose cepartment includes The informant said Mrs. Jackson, hard” drinks to remain on display (iy. wo; id's Pye rhtfi a go indicated a willingness to permit use sag ’ . Building, ne message had been claring that delay might result in se- the direction of park and play- puniitiided ~~ man that sh: had | since nacional pi ahibition went! into € d's mos e ghtful was ide ; 4 =~ " 4 - te gehom “ Rail and wire communication 4 this ornt fr we disturb art ) ne oc S23 75 ne son, the anti-militarist, imposed con- | Of the transports provides NEress petween Chihuahua (ty. Torreon morning rom l res ‘Fr ous Sturbvances to traneportation. rounds y ed hin ainet carcvine . effect Jan 1¢ ' ot es & warner am asain areyens A tt . scription upon the country in war, enacts legislation removing @4NyY gaitiiio and Zacatecas Neve been re- Eubank of the St. Louis Yard . a ee es 4) iain adi! Be ete . , em ‘olver ' ary Moo nItrien? t ‘OO Warrarit® wiil be aske for in : ’ , . i ienaintton SURE ects” “to Announc ent on Hearings. Sixteen Boy Scouts carrying 16 volver and made ar anp . arrati ) K ad fo and urged universai question of legality atered under vrevelutienan asauea : = Chairman Barton announced that ene Scarcity of steamship accomino it was announced by revolutionary | versation yesterday afternoon and heard a man talking to Mrs. Jackson Informations ro Be Asked for about the bank robber; Against Property Owners Per- Telephone Conversation. mitting Signs to Remain Up. ry SO et ae ee eaters ee , ' P 4 Re eu military train- 9 last M , large silk American flags which! meet him rear her hone a! he case of signs containing ing. a large standing army. and a : n as monday to rene : : . ‘ ‘ , . . ‘or “hh _ as the . .s " C a: ai ailitisdi ‘ ae , . efforts 0 [ h art ed ‘the board would discontinue public — saluted throughout the march ; night. bey . weer as . ap nas been no huge navy in peace Wilson. the ations. Justice Weeks said, migh lenders here at noon . a hearings until May 17 at Chicago With decorum acquired during the Detectives went to her home at 9 | definite ruling as to whether or not to himself au- | necessitate curtailment of American All rail and wire communication S wage demands before the unieas it should decide to hear a War, were next. Then came two p. m In the parlor, talking with , this term may legaliy be left on the participation in the gamex. Approx- between the United States boundary 7 | mae moare. ‘pending application, understood to @rum corps and a truck bearing a; Mrs. Jackson, they found Charles 300 athletes, he said, could and Mexico City had been cut, it = -— ere ‘be that of the American Train Dis- larse banner: “Vote YES for the 'Eckenrodt, a chauffeur, of 3855 transports was said the medieval institutions of the inqui- sailing regularly if IN CHECKS SCATTERED patchers’ Association, a rival organ- Bond Issue. lit means a Greater St. Kennerly avenue. He was not armed, it ° 7 | Victories have been won in the Louis. Scratch NO 18 times and he denied knowledge of the rob- ihe penalty for iispiaying liquor sition of speech. thought and con-'try and Antwerp.

river at 7 a. ™M., °4.3 feet. a fall of 1.3 foot By the Associated Press WASHINGTON, May 8.——-Weather | predictions for the week beginning Monday twnclude: Upper Mississipri and Lower Missouri valleys: Show- ers probable Tuesday or Wednesday normal: generally fair remainder o ithe week. with nearly normal tem- peratures. morrow in west. ‘with temperatures slightly above, - tonight and t, -banke like Ole Hianson, but has put into prisen stripes the noblest and truest types of American manhood, persons like Eugene \ Debs. and many of his less conspicuous fellow prisoners The pitiful collapse of Wilson's« liberaliet was nothing accl- denta’ ; ‘Wilson was probabiy inspired by the best of Intentions when he ran ‘for re-election. But he did not voice the sentiments, convictions or inter- ests of the class he represented or the political party to which he owed | allegiance. When the great crisis came and he was forced to choose between the people and the party to whom he belonged and the work-. ers, for whom he professed a platon- Cgatinaed en Page 2, Colamea 7. a cee 60N Beltran declares that Gen. Franeieco Specia! to the Peet-L epatc! KANSAS CITY, Mas § Mise Eether Kaplan. 13 vears old, seventh gerade schoo! girl. who ‘ast month ‘established an internations! record as a rapid caiculator, last night suc- ceasfuliy again<t nm special detnonstrator fo: an adding machine company at the Garfield Schopl Miss Kaplan svived six standard problems of addition in 47 seconds. The beet the machine demonstr+- tor could make tn the especial exhib- its waa one minute and 47 seconds, with one error Four typer of acd ing machines entered tn the contes' withdrew last niaht when the former .record of Biss Kaplan Was an- nounced. defended her laureis. Murgula. in command of the Federal forces at Mexico City, and in the State of Puebla, is said to have te- sued a manifesto at the capital ae- using Dieguez of friendliness with the revolutioniste while ostensibiy making a campaign against them eat (ijuadalajara, in the State of Jaleseo. Legislature of State of Mesico Ne- ported In Revolt. Ry the Assoctated Pree JUAREZ, Mextoo. May 54.--The Legisiature of the State of Mezice has toined the ermy th tte revelt aguinet the Teteral Government i is announced here. Toluca, the Cap- ital wes repoited eut eff from Mes- jico City. :

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a ee ho Tee ——- “Tous he = - ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 8. 1996 ee KS ES WHAT LEAGUE — “OF NATIONS HAS “Bluebeard” Starting on Trip to Desert and Wife’s Lonely Grave DONE TO DATE | a Pians Approved for Organ- ization of Permanent Court of International Justice, in Which Root Will Take Part NUMBER OF WORLD CONFERENCES COMING Council to Meet in Rome on May 14 for Convening of Assembly and Work on Armaments Question. Ry DAVID LAWRENCE A Special mt of the Post- Dispatch. Ceerriaht. 19 ' WASHINGTON Ma) . ne “League of Nations igstence for four. months % te show in the way of positive re- Snits thus far? The facts as obtained "trom official tnformation @iese that much of the werk of Wesization ts vet to be done but tha’ Pens for every branch f the leagues activity are fully under wa. Elihu Root, fermer Secretary of Siate. will safl soon fo: ide act in an advisory capacit: comstitution of @ permanent court of finternationa! justice is drawn up for submission to the assemb! of the league at a later meeting this vear Senator Knox in his recent speecn advocated such a court and «oe have ether leading Republicans It Was provided for in the corenan: of the League and is new to Dy conference of the moe: eminent Jurtetes of all countries on June 1 at London The internationa! court wil! handie Juridical questions a)! disputes hb. Ween nations which are matter« of law a2 @ part from politica ques- eee. But even political contro vergies Detween nations often inrolve ® QUestion of law or facts and i wil) be possible for the Counci! and the aseerm bly ef the League of Nation« where politica) Problems wil! be «o, sicered a)Ways to refer « question of law or fact to the internattona court for a judgment or Opinio: the meeting at Londo create an international! co, of tite, three other internationasa ferences are to be held ufider Svepices of the League o+ Nat The Snancis! conference at Brie««s) De established World this | ‘Whe é Be. fe n ntion iy the ort Covenant. Mitte] to the hever asked to be Mexico have eu kg ue asked to List of Accomplishments the d of the « neil ha trese things Jan. 15 ard appo L.@r Com mission We rn 5 ~ 7 -* me - = ferent meetings 2 a CO D rete | . - TV «4 etry) Post Reviews Case =~ | -— Release Ev.plaines! — StS Serre SIGNED for Railrowds«< a TEAMSTERS. DEM INCREASE IN. WAR a 4 an f° OM Getting Slt te ve a minimum of §g¢ em plovyerg ‘ssed the ‘Sy vied are aa. «, ep resentatives ge “OD dent that eames be reached. el, secretary ef i that =a "e emnploperm y TY creases A Week business the « transfer Wire the men cannet SS that no st ik cats: ' is believed Gly adjusted yo » a ge thee SCHOOL CHILDREN IN. DOWNTOWN PARADE 79. . 4 see a2 a = a AID THE BOND ISSUE feuntinued Frem Page Our, “ ee = he “ hich o- Vistbie ig g ~ P show nm. i”-e@ deg dew of “i ncdow wal ‘ an with & eer uae oa Dore. elas - ’ (rm OT SARS, age x Ae ty DY hy a ea uaore filed with al gvo0 seed the i into a neg ig and ee aston - roweds at the | uty im ke ting horse ver car ff a. 's “_ spec laters am "ted a b | League ve the by 21 P h mun uniform rede * parade ing park. , Were eharges a ccept under Z oF, x i bud X sod - ee tha Pe Rae CE. Stag Ape. SER, 2. t WORLD Says Dupont change Pai cesses. WORLD DI’ TWO TRAI Says Purpose Shown by Letter Are Infamous.” ~ * ‘ee a e WABHIAGTON was further refe hate on-the ave b fron ° o i ter Senator ene of Sia Wood « ‘was 9 Kenvo: \ilosee« ; 4A lL va’ Zz esented e Rep ative corpora’! senate mUtual exchange . procegse<« and col by which Heit nave @#x1ciu the “Oni ra lor en ; a3 eoentrac rod ne Mose of the tofluence b the interests whieh were 4 7 Infinence I '*-« t*s | oe pastors of 8 Lew ‘ated thelr intemtia ‘crow from their sae piy with the Mayor te teil hear ‘ the benetts ef te h the bonds oi of the 18 ft \l be vessd at ‘thirds vwete . ‘or passage ‘ivi! War Veteran Dtes way ‘we (-reatest Naval Power tr Wortd ~ Children + S Cry s CASTORIA for Fletcher's The Kind You Have Always Bought has borne the ture of Chas. H. Fletcher, = deceive you in this. * Just-as-cood’"’ are but e beaith of 7 aay THIRD ARBITRATOR SOUGHT IN. wn. EAST ST. LOUIS CAR DISPUTE ° * areal ¢ «npee fom tin llave ihe. | UNLICENSED PREACHER FINED Negro Was Arre- ied on Street. April 24 Robert H 4 : VMotormen . - . sf "he f° Praca rx bev lmerea<eu im Polk Wacien withou: , Sixteenth April 24 Hovkins a Predicting a rain Occasion. and disconnected tha to the dispen<a : When ft was decided that Ges were sound, he was lice court Market relief of Constipacien, a. = o mt arxnet Neu spaper Yien Diemuasced At the ses hairrman Car cerding tat! the A amie? ars a. The Children’s Panacea-~—- = a — General Traction “rike Order! Pari« ‘ A all Parts subway. anc metropolita: tracties lines was sent @ut today, orc, Drops and Seoth! og Syrups. tof Justice ent ) atis pium, Morpuine nor ather ™ aled more than thirty ,ears it has been in constant use Ph latulency, Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising and by regulating the Stem Similation of Feed; civing healthy and natural and has been made under , jade ee | personas supervision for over 4) years. Allow ne (ounterfeits, Imitations iperimecnats, and endanger -hildren— Experience 2 qalWhat Is CASTORIA eee te for Caster It contains ® narcetic substance. Wied <éolle ach and Beowels, aids ike The Mother’s Fricad, The Kind You Have Always . Bears the Signature of In Use For Over 30 Years “F charges was « pereo Cherliee kK : ete, ™ bi. HOUSE AT 4206 \ OFFERED FOR SAL Voman ‘rwner Van om (omplainr of *% lice Watch “W " “ea eyr lepar *o-* ar = Ellis Many Reve. that au Mre Ww the 4a Site Feman | | Ef’sa.:« her 3 wa o ie? guard was " Darr Tha rate ‘Ta DAMAGE VERDI Com rt «nf Appeal« \ward ti Mee Ww Getendant Zen and her Rey, nolbi« Presicdin APpelate « "he case Prthe,r knhe« Thar the 3 -—we

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: oy ? oe ial TT NT ET — ere eee tiie ee oa FRR ger ee —_—— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING. MAY Ne NC I a IR A NY a ee ee DEMAND PTHOMAS CHARGES E IN WAGES F*WORLD MONOPOLY torso oR OF DYESTUFFS to $50. red membere of the ere’ and Helpers’ ave asked their eg. Duponts Have Agreed * of the St louts 4 With British Firm to Ex- AsSOclation, for - ; The men, now a | 3 change Patents and Pro- mum of $21 «a week of $29 a week, have — «cesses. imum of $36 and a Their present Wage pire Aug. 6 ‘wORLD DIVIDED INTO are expected to for. ¥ io the men to. . TWO TRADE PORTIONS rr Y be read at a Spe. the iocal tomorrow aS been no lalk . : employers. in con. § Says Purpose of Dye Bill as Apresseed the OPinion -manied are unree. & Shown by Contract and nad after (iscussing T) | representatives ef M& Letter Are “Little Short of onfident that “a com. ’ mrached ’ Infamous. ecretary of the own. “aid that in the last ie ernplovers had B the Assoc ialed Prese ry intrenses amount. ' WASHINGTON Mia \ ‘ herve A Week @ was further reterence in Senate de — “fent of bale onthe Axe bill todayw to the let at the average a ; To ; the 1) tyT 7] ’ res) . z= ; transfer teamsters ter fron ip ‘ the men cannor live : SGemator Moses of New Hampstire ad that no strike was § one of Maior-General lLeonvara = i is believed the Wood'« rampaizn managers. which be adjusted satisfac. ees presented vesterday by Senato: Kenyon. Kepublican, lowa ; Senator Thomas. Democrat ‘ole IN | G0. efid the letter vittualis amounte N PARADE To §° to this BOND ISSUE Be That unless Senator Moses witt ‘rom Pager One. » @raws hie objections to this Lill the foot suppor! of Senator Moses. and wit on which a few that support is ever: Senator knows were vistbile in a as we)! as America. carried Senator Thomas presented infor. * More Grmnasia" mation which he said indicated ‘tha was repeated an te the Dupont interests were oc opera : . ng With lLevinstein§ t.td a British ‘nd seccer fielda, Rencern. to establish ; gens a 4 were made te elie 18th AR Wort. Nide junds with treesaaa OS Se Putaciure ried these He read a report of a Boston siti »mfort Station and against the Dupont corporation What Is Vaca ) Which a contract with the Levinerei: , o | forporation wae offered, and told th Ne Poo! and * i hildren Play Senate the conirac! provided fo ume aiken mutual exchange of dve patenis and ' processes and contained a provision | eee ae by which the Britleh concern wae to i etiahow smi have exciusive manufacture’ and x eS we w Py ‘ if . getting wood block rq paving Hie overcome i> fp | pected. witht: week. the Was! ingion aventie widening will be «om pleted by Atle iv, aceoraing uo W ———— FIRE STARTED BY BOYS CONVICTION OF ILLINOIS POLITICAL JOB HOLDER NED CITIZENSHIP \\ bivrne jiiere S © i 0 i ‘ ' *® ave jé xs being wide ?#ei jt om t' oOo >» z= ‘ A Pe! Zz ~- on a (aiand avenues, b aking 10 feet ESIROYS OLD STABLE COAL MEN IS DOUBTFU -_-_ Wind Carnes Flames From Bon- lire to Structure at Qld Lnion Stockyards \ onf ‘ a'n ect ty 1} e-* 7 oOo. euwsed the ‘lest ligt »f large frame stable at 1 old t Stock irdas Mremie) AV eT Me Seco ‘(]) stree!l oda, ihe Htriild c abort Iwao hiocks lo Fang : hlow *. nide woe Thatetn uplied except +} tne inland Transportatio io hal w smati office in one corner of The Oris perso. this bytpale 2 whet the fire etarted at ‘> 2 i Was an PIP Ove Of the tTranste on pans lie rescued two horses Shortis after the fire siarted He: 'Y Harling. 9% vears old of =i North Broradgdwa.t wae stopped oO. pa hicemen while running awa, from the vicinity of the stahle hie Wwae taken a the Nort Market Sireet Police Station. where he BA10 he and Stephen and tueuis Schmidt iY? and 8 .ears old. of 1412 Bremen avennye fkathered rubhbis} and built a fire near the stable. and the wind «a ried the flames to the tuilding The building war owned | the Wiggins Ferns. 'o It was built MANS ‘furs ago, and Was Weathe: beaten and dilapidated The fire was near the (harle« Na be:s Sons lumber vard. and the Mua hnekrodt Chemical Works. and fire mer devoted themselves maint!\ to preventing it® spread Al’ ip. m. it was said the fire was under contro! “WORK AND BE HAPPY," SAYS “UNCLE JOE" CANNON, AT 84 Former Speaker of House Enter-. tained at Luncheon on His Birthdas Specia to the Poat.Disna WASHINGTON Ma.‘ ‘ | 6 Joe’ Cannon. former Speaker of the Hiouse. celebrated his eight, -fourth birthday vesterda\ In response to the Post-Dispatch s request for a birthday blieesing. he “wrote the following Men wWiser than I long ago said tuat the first blessing of earth is toil: and the secdnd bless ng health which wealth cannot bu l accept both and believe that the first cow tributes much to the second At 84 1 can wish no greater b!iess ings to the present and coming gen erations than those of work and fealth Thev are the two things in thie life that make it attractive and contribute to longevity and happl- ‘ness. The dream of tdlenesse or tack of necesesit for labor is an idle dream } > CANNON Beven of the oldest members of ( mngrese attended a tuncheon given to Cannon in the office of Senator Page. at which Vice President Ma: ' , s .all presided FIFTH NEGRO TO DIE FOR RIOTS last of Retrials tv Arkansa« (Cases Ie Begun By the Associated Press HELENA, Ark... May §& ‘Taking of teatimony in the second tria!] ~~! Alf Banks .J! negro, charged with the murder of W. A. Adkine at Hoop Spu! when the racial! Uprising sta’ ed there the night of Sept. 30. wa begun last night in the Cireult Cour here. his case having been called nmediately after conviction of A! bert Gilee and Joe Fox. negroes. als, for murder. in connection with the disturbances Ranke is the fifth of six negroes gentenced to be clectrocuted for tho alleged part in the uprising grant«:! new triale by the State Supreme Court, who have been placed «1 trial a second time at the present term of court The other four whw have been retris d have been fou. ’ guilty of murder th the first deg which carries with it the leath pen Department 7 ligstice | rave () « Kiar ving Coase Le Prose Cutor s Discretion ----—= By the Washington Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASTIINGTON Viay ‘ ‘The ] te ijer) an Justices | Wnue PAT er frie \ i *#ipressedc aia ‘ monbdt ‘> hie fir , | ‘) # contracts cailing or the marnet prices at the date of shipment Ames Piuled I! re pi ttat it was qoubtful whethe: the fs0o\ernmen! nixed price if ihe eircuimsetances Nould be he gov a eourt to he «or Cliusive inde the Lever act (jn the face of the facts presented ts the District Attorney he did not think iz wotid le wise to prt tr eed rranklin t‘ounty operators pro- duce the high grade coal common! called ““«‘arterville When Gover! ment prices were in force they sold at highe) prices oF +4 technicality discovered. for them by “able coun se) ‘omplaints were Nled al Washington and an inguirs Was or dered FRANCE’S EXPORTS NEAR 1913 MARK, MILLERAND DECLARES Premier WVredicts Gradual Di-sap- pearance of High Cost of lAving. . Bpevia fatie +0 be Poer-Lispaica PARIS. May 8 Premier Milier- and. speaKkine before the Interna-' tlona Parilamentar’s Econom.c i“onference of the Sorbonne Unive: - sity! yesterday, sent « reassuring SHOE MEN FORM ASSOCIATION thrill throughout France regard ng the economic stiuatio: The French Preroter’s most tro portant «leciaration was that Fran: has almost recovered the figure ahe attained ty 1913 itn exportations adding “If this progression con- tinued. as evervthing tends to give us hope, we have a right to think the situation wil! completely re-es- tablish itself and that little by little present difficulties in prices and the high cost of living will disappear MAN, 78, STRUCK BY AUTO, DIES lesac Balilev. 78 vears old. father aft Citv Clerk James Baller of Co!l- lineville. LL. died westerday. from in-| luries and ehock suffered Thursda) night when struck by an automobile driven by Herman Wille J: a fart er of Marveville, et Ma and Sen ary etreets in Collineville a Coroner's verdict of acidents! jeath was returned. ‘Testimony was that Wille had stopped his auto an: had ust started agal when Batiey stepped in front of the machine Turkey to Have Month on Treats. Ry the Aesociated Preae PARIS, May & The «ouncil of Ambassadors today decided to give Turkey «a month to consider the peace treaty which will be presented to the Turkish plenipetentiar) next -Tuesday. - . Who (llaimed YARDMEN ASK GRUNAU HOW 10 RECOVER SENIORITY RIGHTS CLEVELAND CAR STRIKE SETTLED Compromise Proposed by Mayor DRUGGIST FREED BECAUSE OF DEFECT IN POISON LAW Was Charged With Sending Carbolic Messenger to Girt Twenty Firms Are Members of New louis Organization ers and Wholesalers called for tria eented by cha The officers of sir e rr@Preiia , ENDS LIFE AT BREAKFAST TABLE Rearding House Hie wife returned from a Damage to the sor nearly two, “13 HURT IN COLLISION OF MRS. CRABB RESIGNS AS J CAR TRUCK AND AUTO DEMOCRATIC CHARMAN Mis. R. E. Oldfather of ITwent Eighth \\ AT ( Aosen k VV omen rc) ~ cceed | \ins Fe 4 ‘‘rabb hairnia rf e Wome S leemocratic 673 evens mit’'tee Sifi«e Ts ) ga ’ = ti ri tred - Si Plia ‘) 4 ra) lhberr ing es'erdar. 1 erry si exuadylia ers he l’ont Hiitiding l' Wa* » Opie ‘ \ir« } } (viel ‘ nie 4 ‘ ine vy eligi \\ a’) cerirl ee ;« © 6 aa \} . a ist uss x ‘ . . at =) ‘ ’ “igzgoalio t ~ ‘ ; si4>\ @O PSiele + ; - 4 as ¢ a ‘ ‘ miefhibership tiie ivuditn 74 ‘ peo cal ROFL yf re natre Ve oo ernie . ‘Irs fraouns ta o- > tre elected 1 cele- RALe-al large "4) ile Lhe (Mee tuatic Va ail 8 “eet *#rnlriorm tes ie Joplin t Pha .e@urio Wit ner decision tea gtpit Cf rm) th) leer 1 hie = c. . eYiercati SIS] ea) aa ~lie aa eer elected ~ P j | ~ \la? ’ 4 5 ih ‘ ‘) a hiwaee ij I ellers iu ; ror > t} 4 hie Ores JENNINGS AND KNOLL DAMAGE SUITS SETTLED OUT OF COURT S46 Lach Patd to tind IPwe € asses Browelht Onrginalls for S450.000 Vpricce i> ‘ *Tiis = ; ps 4 ‘ti pty th ‘ ‘ i ; aif $ iy ‘ | ig ' a To, ‘ i ¢j ‘ ‘e¢ ‘ ‘ ; ‘ ‘ De st¢ ‘ ef “ qgrigsaiin ,raie i¢ ' "té cere ‘ ; ? + | ers \Saorr ) f ~ . a wi \\ b's@e ~ }i ri ~ ; ‘ ie \ | ; Ts bie ‘-s ‘ _ ~ we f i) ; , iti i? per opme i} 4 ’ ‘ } ‘ t) ; riffs 4 hk ¢ ta ' ‘ = € i" “ . ¢s ‘ ‘1 ‘ iim A ! | I “Sane *¢ | . eeqti «i ray = fe tatede Vie Spaaddei * * ' was mearel by : jr which ey ided the Hel ‘Telephone [a thie bmp mevers Ass) atta? tie bie ia Ba rie . ; \¢ ‘ ‘ rts JAMES W. SAMUEL'S CASE STILL BEING INVESTIGATED BY U. RYS, “pecial Attornes., kimplosed by Re- celver, Wil Report to Company Newt Week on $21,000 Discrepancy ° ase of «ft es \A a ie ; \\ a! ir eter try “wate fro er a ,¢f iva | hia VA - ‘ . * a. ge Lie ‘ ’ Spe t rie i [a ed 4 ’ of} s disclose i }}« ePpanes ' $s + “4 hase hee ped | rie ‘ ‘ . ffi Ais oof ‘ , pa \\ li Woodwat f ‘ +s) | - Lie 4 ‘ ‘ ' i engar- ‘ ‘ oy s)7 1 oe - ams t¢ ‘ees Raif (oie ase 4 - . Pxpe ed ‘ ‘ ' @ te eX " @ ek ( ee \\ Hales ‘ ms fovy hie Hatex sa an ' o ra ee VV ood ards j rie “4 ‘ as Whrin j " nie ; ‘ hie a ‘ ;*« \) f ‘ irrié i en # ‘ ‘ a cr t) & - ‘ ‘ ” ‘ Helo Ei'uk ‘ Ofrlpea } ght be 45 ra forfectai« ‘ ip . Building said that they expected that the Sarmiie ase We he oresented ta ne * recsu Rite lie *x* Ver, WRIT OF EXECUTION AGAINST ALDERMAN HALL Awarded on Wife's Complatat $250 Is Dhue Her t oder Alimony and Sult Allowance \ ‘ ' eres flott agains ,iae mian ‘Natba Ii lial! of the “Twent first ward Was piaced ith the and» of the Sheriflt this afternuce i “aA granted ') (iretit bidge ( @w@litioi ot appiicat.on ae i! s wife \ir da M. Natl of 2°24 Dalim Sires (on April 19 Mrs. Mall was awar ead a emoornt wlliowanee of $It2a a mioiiti stimmar peuaing rié Bil aa it 41d ri bial sepatal¢ maintenanes She als * owe S$. sti mones a > | waite nev s fees °e, appiicalio ad Hal be + Wue ; ae Pre rhe Mheriff weer give ‘ . ‘ ons im % e tmatie 4 . ‘ x . vw tie has *t 7) Aut Ho r, ‘ oO wiatey. } per bei ong x } hia’! that ‘ fire tia og at (;raudad ave ie and bait stree' FOUND $1400; OFFERED 50 CENTS ' Dallas (tex! Hotel KBellhos Refuses rip iat — @ e* HMAILLAS, fe Mia ‘ lobes Swan. Pel por if : oa hotel ‘ee terdeay refused : cent tin whet e returned $140 on Man Who ha ' eft a wallet ortatning the mene) on « desk in the lobby. ST.LOUIS POST-ORSPATCH BIGGEST HOTEL TO HAVE 4000 ROOMS. COST $15,000,000 Structure Planned for Chicago Lake Front to Be Three Blocks Long. } ° * sae *e* ("bite * ACO Nia ." l*\a . reve rKReSs rhivte the world 7 Oras hres ocks ske M gan and Sheridatl t+“ ee mane } uo : \ x ’ | 7 rié . ive ‘ - '* \ ’ Pr i¢ \? Re ge a Meach bts ‘ > a ‘ ‘ Hiiects lias I .aned ; eae + [} - ‘es =~ a iia ‘ ’ ; | ‘? ; \ rita 6 @ a ey sud . , ’ : 7. \ pre cae € ' , ’ as = . sees @ avant ‘ ’ x ; _ Sines r bieetie -s ? ; cer ; | ’ ~ ‘ ‘ " . ’ i* 4 ; i ‘ Ts, iiss ~~) Sae bie ! '* ~-é : ~ ‘ ; em pie ’ ’ ; a | beout t I 7 Wert ie ’ a? sae ' ‘ pra ' ti i ‘ , ‘ | \‘ bt iz . I } ‘ ‘ dete L «iid rie brpe Ss ri “4 phere se as | am reporter A ’ ’ * , ri =s] | Fete » €.0.4 3 ‘)} 4 .7 . 4 ‘ be | i tit t «ent Wot ’ ‘ ‘ i teil fii4 ‘? = ii¢ \! GIRL CUT BY FLYING GLASS WHEN STREET CAR HITS TRUCK Wrecking Companys Doreman tried tor P’a~s Nesethibomd €as~ Aa- enue Car, tetting Nother V\iisesw Piste Picolte 4% ierrs ave : ' ’ Natio et Wreck -~ . . «’ ; > if LUSITANIA MEMORIAL SERVICES New York @ibseerse= Somtiversary of Sinking > . , Pe \y y cree . ; _ f rié —"itla ed ’ ’ “'egms \? ' “? . ene ' ‘ “A pla } ; ferae ype . ‘ ’ =e “en © rye ‘ ise ive we . ’ lish af . . . r . ’ ’ , ‘ 4 ‘ mines ’ ioiZ it » H tie - ; t, « is @ ! x ‘iags f . ee J ‘ s “wu* ' . st wtiias } ‘ “ é v ' ' ; ~ i ‘ mer he for hie . nA x . ‘ | = ,. ' ~ * “* '? emte ‘ ’ ‘ va ar? ’ ‘* : ; s » * S | : ‘j oD tae HOOVER HAS CHANGED: MIND. SAYS JOHNSON. —_ jutor ss pesion Or.e »« aciweeorre pt ie never . 7 ‘he “on sperrcines® Rae er ®t ka~ mtiyve ytie ” the firet la? a . e 1? war heurt of the ort f the world . ipparent ne ons Ow en iz ! ons "ne and rhe i ale 6 eservaltions aT ‘enti @ vf (litte ae mtiae Ter X« .e ss “we mney ? ‘he -? efforts nA 4 aotfAr*sa OCEAN STEAMERS CUNARD-ANCHOR ANCHOR-DONAIL DSON Passenger and Freight Services and Liverpoo! Carmiania New York to Queenstown Vauban New York Liver pool Roya! George New York Plymouth, ‘,sronia Toiumbia New York Loudunderry May FF » Victoria New York Queenstown and Liverpoo! May Italia New Yor Dubrovnik and Trieste June. & Vertris New York Liverpoo! June 16 \* Deratot New York Cher bo aud Southampton June 19 Pannonia New Yors Patros, Dubrovnik and Trieste June Royal George New York °° Piym uth. Cherbourg & Southampton Junw ts Caronia New York Piymonth and Chervonurg June & Columbia New York Londonderry July 3 K A. Victoria New York Queenstown and Liverpoo! July & Mauretania New York © Cherbourg snc Seoutnampton July 3 For later sailings apply to 11°5 Olive St. Post Dispatch Bidg. St. Leuls STEAMERS. Chervourg & Southampton May 19 Mauretania _. New York ‘* Cherbourg and Southanipton New York Piymouth. Cherbourg & London PE a ch A my I SE RCE I RE et Rite A Al Alls a

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. CO ETL LO AE LLC OLE LA ILOL EAL OOOO I IOI LE TO ae ya oot 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Z SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 8, 1920. pak... LOUIS POST-DISPATCH fo oe BRANCH CIVIL KING High School Assistant Resigus. High School. has resigned his m:achine industry at Camp Grant at «d from Columbia Un — OF 1 LIBERTIES “oe ae Pee Saar Sites = enti ee ek Dee ‘STRI TRUNK MAKERS J. H. McCloskey. 3817 Greer ave- .| posttton ‘here to take charge of the an increased salary. Hie came to St. York, and has been at the ¥ ; ois 191%, aft hart duat- High Sch o \ ' he 7 r nk , 5 rhirteer Y. ; ? Civil Liberties Union of which he is ances, is to cane uP the igh it of la- ct, he said, in the and Papin streets: James A. Quir | ’ Ly ee —— ny” Le ‘served, and at Sing i & 19 ve «treet _=* | sued a temporary restraining order - *rs and members the pres- a Girector. rial ty j il Balwin was a guest at a lunch f St. Louisans who wo! _ i ’ ase Wry + @ oe! . Mmpanies shor! hea = ——a e nearing May 1; CASE OF URSULA BRODERICK'S MOTHER IS SET FOR JUNE 8 Charge I« “Conspiracy to Murder” Her Hushand, for Which Girt Was Conricted. - 7 il 5 7 . . . . ria. of Mrs. Lillian Broderick . ~ | ie ++ -* Plenty of Power but no Traction— spinning wheels that get nowhere —and the man in the taxi believes he is paying for the futile spinning of the wheels. The meter on his car back home would register them in miles. He believes the taximeter is registering a charge against him for the useless spinning of the rear wheels and the result- ing damage to the tires. A valuable object lesson, if it makes him think of his ee ences Dury in tint own car and how he abuses his own tires when he fails to put on father in defense of her mot! Miss Dorothy McPhail Recomes Pres- Weed Tire Chains —a >. Legislation. For Sure and Certain Traction a na 0 gyre cenans age granepnnde gage —s J .* n Pa » : Weed Tire Chains, when used judiciously, lengthen the lifeof trres. Whether they are used on taxicabs ' or on pleasure cars, Weed Tire Chains materially reduce operating expenses. Nothing looks more ridiculous than a spinning tire—nothing more brainlessly extravagant. Put on Weed Tire Chains “at the first drop of rain.” AMERICAN CHAIN COMPANY, Inc. CARPENTER HANGS HIMSELF BRIDGEPORT \«/ CONNECTICUT round Dead After (,oing to Base- in Canada: Dominion Chain Company, Limited, Niagara Falls, Ontarie i sod ieee Largest Chain Manufacturers in the World am Slates. 73 yea The Complete Chain Line—All Types, All Sizes, All Finishee—Frem Plambers’ Safety Chain te Ships’ Anchor Chain. , | General Sales Office: Grand Ceatral Terminal, New York City District Seles Offices: MONTREAL NEXT MEETING PLACE OF JUNIOR LEAGUE The taxicab companies protect the Public and themselves from skidding accidents—from excessive costs. Taxicab wheels spin only when drivers disobey the compa- nies’ order to “‘Put on Tire Chains when streets are wet or slippery.”’ And to safeguard their patrons against the drivers’ possible negli- gence, the taximeter is attached to egarc Besten Chicese Philadelphia =Pittsbure Pertiaed. Ore. Sem Fraacwce FOREST PA a “The best thing that ever came mto my home life was this IDEAL-Arcola Hot Water Heating Outfit. I bought it complete—boiler, radiators and expansion tank—from my dealer ready for immediate installation and he had or trouble at all to put in. The whole jobwas completed in a few days, then I had genuine comfort for the first time in my life! I am through with stoves, grates and old-fashioned heating methods forever. Simple way of heating a 5-room cellariess cottage by IDEAL-Arcola Radiator-Bouer and 4 AMERICAN Radiators. Ask for catalog | free) showing open views of heating layouts of 4-, 5-, 6-, and 7-room cottages, stores, shops, Offices, stations, schools, movies, garages, banks, etc. Besides the wonderful warmth and comfort which we have all over our little house, the IDEAL-Arcola ts extremely economical 7 ; the whole house. The IDEAL-Arcola outfit has increased the selling 9 outfit and when I figure it out on the basis of added value, new comfort # # of fuel. I never got along with so little fuel and we heat and rental value of my property twice the cost of the and rigid economy I believe it is the Dest investment I have ever made. New IDEAL-Arcola Radiator- Boiler Hot Water Radiator Heating Outfits Write us at once, today, for the intensely interesting booklet. Why don't you look into it for your house?’’ vivid and correct idea of the installation of the _IDEAL- Arcola Radiator-Boiler outfit in any building. The price is a real bargain and to help you further we offer you arrangements wherein you can buy on easy payments if you don’t want to pay all at once. Ask us for particulars, no obligation whatever. Prices include ion Tank end Drain Valve. Prices do not include labor pipe and Gttingsn Raecistice is of regular 3%-in. height 3-column AMERICAN Preericss . — - to suit your rooms. EASY PAYMENTS. tf desired. Ovrtfts lete f. co. b. cur nearest waerechouse—et Boston. Proviience, Worcester. So Pagieia Mase.) . New York. Aq = _Harrisburg. Baltimore, oe Richmond. Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Birmingham. Detrort, Chicago. —_0 Be Indianapolis, Minnespolis. St. Paul. Des Moines, or St. Louis. _:UAERIGAN Pier as Portland. Providence, Worcester. ch rg Newark, Wilkesberre, Reading. Harrebarg, Baltimore. be sc . Indianapolis Peoria. Cincinnati, Louisville, Atanta, ver, Sen Francisco, payer ry me 243 Phone or write us at 410 Prep Broadway Seid by all dealers : Louis, Mo. =l| UONTUOUCOUANNOUOTAAUUUEOOAUOUTOOUETOEAYUOOOEATTTTEPEATEOOAAA EDTA EEE TEE Pee Scratch “NO” Eighteen Times HE Municipal Bond Issue election will NEAT TUESDAY. items. pposite each item “YES” } ’ righ [ hy and side. sre Tie words giving full information, showing views of cut-away cottages, § bungalows, small stores, houses and flats, which give you a — In voting, it 1s necessary for the voter to seratch eith > Get fl Se. ‘ee - YES” or “NO 1 issue the voter must seratch the “NO” op- opposite each item. Oo vote in favor ol . . /eSaee svete the entire bon: posite each of the 18 1tems—scratching “NO The polls will | » 7 ry» ‘ . rom > a. Til. ? as a total of [ss . > = be open in 500 pollin times. throughout the city thirds majority to bonds will go to the polls and vote—ra! lf vou favor the bonds, vour vote is needed next TUESDAY. Vote wa fw hy seratching eee ii erghter nm tf totp.m. It takes a tv nO A, ads 2 : ) — ed pass the bonds. The opponents of the s nm or shine. rTmnes. HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE BAND CONCERTS Every Afternoon and Evening SU N D AY DANCING PAVILION MOUNTAIN RIDE RESTAURANT AND BANQUET ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 1000 GUESTS— FAMILY PICNIC GROUNDS—RECREATION SPACE FOR 20,000 PEOPLE FINEST SWIMMING POOL IN AMERICA REE GATE Till 6 P. M. Daily and 1 P. M. Sunday Citizens’ Municipal Bond Commitiee “*Vote—and get a voter—for the Bond Issue’’—Next Tuesday anna SaRRRIeniccsmmn janie SHUUTOUTUETTUUULMAATTULAOAONANSAUOANTATTAADO GEG AAUEDREPAT TTA EG GANGA HAVANT ATAU REGATTA naga ai

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oa . 7 University, i *m at the Teatenant ‘ since, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY &,- 1920. —_ 4 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH B ner Mine Wage Scale. : , ZANSAS CITY Mo egg . a reached yesterday by the con-| Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas, in cents a ton, will Dring thras fo EE e ; ¢- on pi yep ence nante poe a between miners and coal session here several days. Increases’ mining coal to from $1.25 to $2 a } . ———— 7 —— = ent ; sca ors of Kansas City, Missouri,’ on tonnage rates of from 24 to 40°‘ ton, the conferees said. STORE HOURS: 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P. M ai ~ Ky STIX.BAER & FULLER /| : | | Announce Beginning Monday— | The Sales of the Year | ONDITIONS created by a backward season, which resulted in a surplus with the manufacturers and retailers, are the cause of reduced prices which will be in effect in | many departments. 3 This condition is most unusual, in that prices for raw materials and labor are still ad- vancing, and there is no telling when the offerings that will be made can be duplicated. >_>-—— - — A A ae ee ee ee ee _ - - ee ee ee — eo a is — —— ee eee - es a We Shall Place on Sale Monday : a 2,900 Yards of Silks | Strawberry Nugatine pina) en you see this Lowney Crest on a | box of Chocolates—buy it quick. They're the kind of chocolates you’ve dreamed about ‘ever since you were a youngster : Seaer bo dup ach . ' d P ee ri _ ¥ mantel of Crs Chocolate Embracing Crepes de Chine, Georgettes, Taffetas and Sport Silks, . . . smootn as e or a ° ° . Luscious, pure, rich chocolates filled with nuts and al which will be offered at the lowest prices quoted for more than q year One of 36 delights in a box of -Lowney’s Crest Choco- fruits and delicious creamy centers. We advise our customers who desire to pur- _telegal clan. t will L Crest Chocolates pl chase the most desirable and dependable Silks at | in stores where nine eo d. Lowney’s Crest i | pronounced savings, to be sure to attend this sale, : | ate Chocolates are America’s choice—the best you can leee fs vo a — = : which will begin | anks, etc. buy anywhere. | ro a weey oo 3 | ical | | chocolates are sold. . 9 ~ 7 i i yoomonicel | Monday Morning at 9 O clock—sSecond Floor | | 11Crest Chocolates hin? | Also Lowney’s Cocoa A. J. WALTER FACTORY, Lowney’s Chocolate For Further Details See Sunday's Papers | ie _— ~~ —— = - -_—- ee —_ — — — | Reduced Prices on Muslin Nightgowns | Lowney’s Chocolates he IDEAL- |) | AIRCRAFT Slipover style, of cambric, tailored , . ; | 14-28 S. Third St., St. Louis, Mo. | ; | : | h In the Downstairs Store ting bookiet — ' : ; | | | fay cottages, — he MONDAY will be Gown Day in the May White Sale, and we've arranged a display that will be of special interest, both | 1 give you a — * — | as to variety and the reduced prices that will be in effect. | Slipover Nightgowns, $1.25 Slipover Nightgowns, $1.98 Extra-Size Gowns, $1.50 | A number of attractive models, They are of cambric, trimmed in top, ribbon run. prettily trimmed with lace, medallions different ways with lace, embroider ' P and embroidery. Empire and yoke | and beading. Several styles. u further Extra-Size Gowns, $1.98 | | ' soe ped | styles. Slipover style, of cambric, trimmed | ; : i : with embroidery. | whatever. y Nainsook Nightgowns, $1.49 | Slipover Nightgowns, $2.50 5. tra-Size Gowns, $2.50 ; , ; ° ’ ' “ = ; . ) rrite us at 4 . e ! Yokes trimmed with embroidery, Flesh-color and white nainsook Nainsook Nightgowns in slipover ff Broadway : or usine | lace insertion and medallions, in slip- | Nightgowns, trimmed with an abun- style, trimmed with lace insertion, | is, Mo. - i. Sse over style. dance of lace and embroidery. tucks and embroidery. (Downstairs Store) 1 are, Weshingesn, | — — : eo fanjainnaes . 7 | | s ) D G a ~ ; Reduced Prices on Silks and Dress Goods HE adaptability of aircraft to practical business purposes has become an established fact. Business men | are Coming to look on this swifter, cleaner method of travel as essential in the operation of a successful, | up-to-date organization. The reason for this acceptance is the proven DEPENDABILITY of the more | See — —_—— ’ -_—— ee ' EG In the Downstairs Store Foulards, $2.29 Yard All-silk Foulards ot a superior quality and beautiful designs on dif- ferent color grounds. Ideal tor Spring dresses. 36 inches wide. W ool Serges, $1.93 Yard Wool Storm Serges, in navy blue only. Weight for capes, suits and children’s wear. 48 inches wide. recent types. The NAVY, through the stress and strain of War, has learned valuable lessons which, incor- in the construction of seaplanes and flying boats, have produced marvels of DEPENDABILITY. y are offering several hundred of these latest model seaplanes, many of them still in the original packing cases, at phenomenally low prices. These seaplanes and flying boats, having passed rigid NAVY inspection, are probably the most dependable type of aircraft in the world. They are not toys nor experimental jobs, but are similar to the types used by the NAVY today. They have low fuel cost per passenger mile, long flying range, and are able to withstand the waves and weather. These ‘planes are ALL NEW — NEVER HAVE BEEN FLOWN Geaplence already purchased from the Navy have proved good as passenger and express carriers. They have ren- » dered valuable aid to lumbermen in cruising tracts of timber | 4andand fire patrol. They have been used by fisherman in locat- _ tng echools of fish, are daily demonstrating their value as mail end express carriers and in countless other ways. This is not | 8S-2-L FLYING BOAT: Pusher biplane: MODEL 40 FLYING BOAT: Pusher :- Liberty ine of 330 H. P., wing epread 74 biplane Curtiss 100 H. P. engine; wing spread feet ; oon nell speed 85 miles per bour. 48 feet; maximum speed 70 miles per hour; Silk-and-Lisle, 89c Yard Fine, soft silk-and-lisle fabrics, in plain light and dark colors, suitable for linings. 36 inches wide. | | Taftetas, $2.49 Yard Excellent quality all-silk Taffetas « In a weight tor dresses, skirts, etc. Light and dark colors, also black; 36 inches wide. (Dawe Poplins, $1.39 Yard Heavy quality, three-ply silk-and- lisle Poplins, with a rich finish, col- ors and black, for dresses, skirts, waists, etc. 36 inches wide. Plaids, $1.39 Yard Half-wool Plaids, in bright and dark styles for women’s and misses’ wear. 40 inches wide. Ss , ’ tatre Store.) theory but fact. "Planes are being used in each of these Anes of business endeavor with marked success; some of the most successful business planes were purchased from the NAVY. They are selling them only because of their being an over- stock caused by the reduction of the Navel forces with the ending of the War. — Se - aan — In the Downstairs Store Spring Coats Neduced BOEING SEAPLANES: Tracter biplanes; Hali-Scott engine; wing spread 44 feet; maximum epeed 73 miles per honr. = wm ! ut ST TTT TTTIITTTI I Bale price $6,160. B-16 FLYING BOAT =Tractor biplane; two engines of 330 H. P. each; wing spread 85 feet; maximum speed, 95 miles per hour. Bale price $11,053. _ §.S-L. PLYING BOAT: Tractor biplane ; two each; wing engines of 330 H. P. Gpread 104 feet; maximum speed 37 miles per Sale price $12,400. _ Ademonstration of the usefulness of the type of ‘planes offered | for sale occured at Miami, Florida, recently. An H-16 flying | Dost, purchased from the NAVY, after slight modification a (costing about $1,000), carried fourteen passengers in addi- © tion to the pilot and the mechanician from Bimini, in the Bahama Isiands, to Miami, Florida. ' Miles. This plane and others have been flying commercially Here are some of the ay uses to which these'planes can be put The distance was forty bond of surety compan further information, AN sale price $4,000. AEROMARINE 39-B SFAPLANE: Tractor biplane; Curtiss 100 P. P. engine; wing spread 47 feet; maximum speed 72 miles per hour; sale price §3,000. This seaplane has been en- dorsed by navy fliers as one of the safest and most easily operated type of aircraft. A manufact- urer bas placed on the market a set of wheels and tail skids which, substituted for the pon- toons, converts this plane into a land machine. Sale price $2,000 ENGINES: In addition to those in the "planes, Liberty, Curtiss, Hall-Scort, Renanlt and others; epare perte for moet of the above ‘planes are available te pre- chasers. Read the following list: | BALLOON: Captive balloon used for ob servation purposes. Sale price $2,500. from Miami for several months with profitable returns. What has been accomplished by the H-16 can also be accomplished by the F-5-L flying boats and others of similar construction. As these ‘planes can be used for ‘cross-country flights as well as ‘cross-water flights, wherever there are canals, river or lakes, they have come into favor 9 the middle Western states as strongly as they have on either the Atlantic or Pacific Coast. ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED FROM THIS ANNOUNCEMENT Although the surplus offered for sale is exceedingly large, allowing the choice of more than ten different types of seaplanes and fiying boats, it has becomes apparent that this surplus will prove inadequate for the demand. Several lots included in the sale.at the start have been completely sold out and orders are piling up every day. We therefore advise that you order direct from this announcement, or wire immediately for further particulars. Terms of sale: A deposit of five per cent of the purchase price at the time of or balance to be paid within thirty days of the time of acceptance, deposit to be certified check or money orders drawn to order of the Paymaster General of the Navy, or by y acceptable as surety on Federal bonds. For those wishing ILLUSTRATED CATALOG WILL BE SENT FREE ON REQUEST. Send your order, deposit or requests for catalog to the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts NAVY DEPARTMENT Washington, D. C - ieee ee le Sl — ee ERE is an offering of utmost interest to every economically-in- clined woman. styles. have been divided into two groups and priced at | cu F | Q All are in the newest Spring Come in various lengths, with belts of leather or self ma- terial. Yoke back or flare models, with various style collars, slash and pouch pockets. Materials include jersey, velour, serge, tricotine and camel's hair, in Copenhagen, Pekin, rookie, tan, bisque, navy and brown. All sizes for women and misses. There are exactly 377 Coats and Capes, and they : (f’owaetaire Btore) PUTAS) PEER THC En ote OREM ww eww eel Oe OPO ODe8ese SER eeRSeeBBeEe

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: 7 : : s ei 3 2 é © © © The decision on the west- tm 1918 removed the men- Prussian militariem and of world-domination, but tt the issue which lay Pana-Germans scheme for Near East.” thoroughsoing interna- violently opposes by single nations. but vigorously joint-com mission | of the various Balkan States | page : s i 1 i | i he t# so enamored of Nations that he is in Mited States assuming League of the Uni one or more of these a oma. | Mmieeiona. At other points. he falls into cceasiona!l Mmeonr — 4 + er © Ag ; is 8 m > ‘% 0 hs ‘J “ 3 _* There is abundant gallop- that America has commercial interests tn : oo rae Whereas, fer instance, he Conducted bv OTTO HELLER, the ar : _ a itrary objects to Ukraine, and adjacent territories, the “Big Three.” he yet comn jaries for Rumania, Bulgaria, land and Servi traditional opposition try against taking a manda Eastern country, but of the Wilson type belie in this ‘* eves a unw elcome responsibility. Prof. Jas There are so many ifs in trow's solution, and it voives su an entire change of heart in allt peoples of the world, that his po. cal re ipe smacks strongly of Utopia Speaking of the aid to be rende: bs the United States he sars: “If that help can be given W t two c tingencies that now ! l us back— political complications and the dis- patching « 7 large army across the sea—public opinion in this country would ones ove of plans that mig) eventually lead to the resuscita of the East.” astrow continually harps on t! fact that the internat alc mis sions should consist of represent tives of Great Britain, France az! the United States, together with rep- > resentatives of other Py r interested, and. men of the nati wers specia! urse, population co: erned in the case. lie disavows iy idea .of a large internatio: irmy. Still there is always Jur) e in the background of his scheme a military force large enough to er force the program of the Big T? for when discussing the possibility of tnsurrection he says that such - tempts would be nipped tn the bud by the certainty of immediate i : Vention on a ilarge ecal: THE BIRTH OF THE RUSSIAN DF- A. J. Sack, Direc- Information (Russian In- Woolworth MOCRACY,. By tor of the Russian Bureau in the U. 8. formation Bureau, Building. New York.): HIS bo¢ = + ° we. , ices "' Se, roe airy > -« > " and Ambassador Juseserand er Nevertheless, it will hardly interes the cer eral nub . It gi\ 1 the hie tory of the ae neo ra a ‘ > Russia since its inception 1817 but to the all-absorbi shevism it devotes less than 50 pages, and they contain practically no ir al a | >» LOT] lation ‘ is li.s at Lu " 7 * the feature fn armen, general public “LIBERTY AND THE NEWS,” Walter lippmana. Brace & Howe.) is il nte SA £4470 4486 ' Har col uri ERE are three interesting essavs m ue present journalistic situ: tion. Mr. Lippmann’s b in much saner than most of {ft current utterances cor rning the freedom of the press i " he refrains from the confu ing propaganda for “freedom . Opinion,” and lays the stress of his persuasion upon honesty in the re- porting of facts. His definitik c liberty as “the name \ e tor Ures by Which we protect and crease the veracity of tion upon which we ful, rather: and it x to those igh tami extremely wel the author bneures for his views. “COMMON SENSE By Samovuel Crowther. ¥ @** Act lent (Doubls day, Page & Co.) HIS book treats of some phases ¢ ,. of the wage problem and also of his relation between the x ker and his employer. It {Illustrates the points the author wants to make |! some very interesting stories tak from actual experience Thes t _— with the re-print of the ’a: us English Whitner Report. the most valuable part of the and aiso the greater part Interspersed between is found the author’s-theory on ca: *hea ital and labor It {s given in 2 breezy and attractive way, but whether it tiny is another matter. “LEONARD Woop. om Ee 5 TOR OF AMERICANISM.” Eric Fisher Wood. (Georges Doran Co.) His one of the fast-multi: ing “lives” of the Cenera Mr Nood gives a detailed account of his idolized namesake's exploits from his early determined adhesion to the nursing bottle to the survival of the same innate firmness of purpase in the exercise of high commandership Because. as Colonial Governor of Cuba, this meritorious soidier by Hi {s is enthusiastic biographer concludes that no one ts Detter quali- fied to be President of the United States than this greatly, and tn some respects rightiy, admired warrior. “THE ANTICHRIST.” by Frtedrich Nietzsche. Transiated from the German by H. L. Mencken. (Al- fred A. Knopf.) new, and excellent, transalat! rection, twaddiled arch-priest of amoralism. Being almost the last thing, Nietzsche | wrote, “The Antichrist” contains many of his ideas at their most fully developed stage. Mr. Mencken's cap- ~~ ftal intreduction—he is, the author of one of ses on the great phantasist—is« ac- tualigzed by a highly illuminating comment upon Bolshevism. (vili- zation is viewed h: truly Carlytelesque by the war. fashion as the exclusive product of be | adopted as the most potent ally of genius; ergo. Nietzeche is to civilization against Bolshevtsm. ‘Mencken makes himself believe that the world will turn to Niettsche’s philesephy in order to escape the threatened genera! Nothing, however, seems more un- likely, since the doubie drawback of Nietasche’s gospel. for the sent!- mentalized and the same time ned socia! of the dar. is proletarization. a ser.se that & demands a Simulanevusly | coun te for an} as an idealis* our duty just the same to undertake the spokes- ;, rested the most fi ed exposition attention AND LABOR.” would stand close scru- , co! wis instrumental tn keering down ftnsur-,: . +; anug on A« one of the chief Works of the much-discussed and more be- the best treat- ent " ~ ae GS re ali Stic Al the mass conscience. prove the precict: Nietzeche always spoke of the “much too-many’’—flock to the creator of “Farathustra.”’ the manes of the Hermit of Sils-Maria will have been condigniy pt : i for his un- dying detestation of the mob as well is ior 1 the other crimes agains P iy said to h ive abetted by his philosophy. “BLESSING FsSAt.” ed or Experiment ee" - _ 7 7 4" + ; : - > BAweeraa Hich Ss IT hing. By JULIA ORT RAN P| ALL ‘ , - ia U - »-« : Ss eC : c Yet her own al bala! : > - 7. ‘= . } | res » © Aan O~surLiasii ’ : . 7 . i " OvSO.eCSCEe ©u . 7 ’ - t nai } : Locally tne i 4 . t @> Miss R ahr S OC] 3 ; o- ; ; € * > I + 74 ‘ for Bey th is a fire - 7 - ; - — » Ww ‘ ‘= ji ne i a’ ‘ . ’ > = > Stria oe t tna will 1. Was a imposing structure t id no a . : ine 7 ~ ‘ + ‘ ' ~ i - 2 . : scr K place il Yeatma Hie ~ T) ~ , ess ¥ oF ; on «ite one if = ; " e { ‘ - ‘ > w = « «i s ey ~, . = ' —_= ™ > _— r VW - . i. 3 r . ~~ - - . * , oJ t ‘ é 5 ‘ i. £ i me _— > = . ~ ise = . tus Ve . cy , : s ; i od e”* - VU. ere. LU a . = _ > . - > * rs tor less ambitious r . - r - > ’ ¢ * x a _ ~* . ny ~ = =» . | ‘ » e s ¢€ tl teachers | = ‘er (or , 2 = ‘ _ > — ‘ » less eX} > ‘+ . = > i => > A.t = ? a o> &* ©r . > I 2 ue - - = ‘ . «=? ~ 3 fr . y 7 Ls Tid i ‘ = > »’* ars flJ &-~vVu ’ i lis -- TWO MORE * .* af ’ . . - : : > - tik as . > : i ‘ : ee t songs a ; rical p “ the Enclish lan guage.” It was arranged in four - ~ ; = =| = ” > ‘ ~ ~ - ww } - > - > Lé ‘ : ; = ) oe ” > P > c > | t i =t The pres t (YY > = is . . . ecrio n of a ait i poems = > are copious and helpful notes A eT.can , : VW ishir zx > VW = 5 ¢ a by I >. r of Educat r ft 2 Stata ae > 4 x. lie a Ss f ‘ ites an introductior Al nd i¢ ‘her Se | a, tr.0nea,. ft 14 volume conta S Washington's farewell address. W: ster’s Bunker Hill Monument sp L. os ns eer a ; cor ast ¢@e uc = eo | > > ae 2 ro rR = . ivz ba] 2 pra a . o* ~ VW = Er | 3] « will be Norma Talmadge tn “lhe IN “THE TOLL GATE” “= SOOO —— | Flashes From Waliace Reid, Katherine Mac- : needa William Farnum and F 1 | m | an d : . src A Allison and Other Stars. * - | vear, Witi be see “oe i. @ IN is cs a4 « * i ai mrs = i Rioyal theaters for week beginning ‘gu . ‘ » o ‘ *- tomorrow in “The Toll Gate which = : . Tt } Ca ‘ ar he has be . n gui tac] as CHBiiiis “4 t € - . -- 7a Se ’ al - : best pict re } a) eve al TN? i Hla = 1 } 4 : ~ —_— . _ = , ~ said to have written the ry and to ! chara have produced it at his own ex se ef sse th under his own dir or r i 3 ‘ t phs « rr o > This latest Hart feature tells of stag 7 ot . . _ ) ahead Black Deering. a bandit ider who — reforms through a & s influ- Selznick I res now has aeix on Though his love for her ts re- -known screen stars on its ros- . . rT - on tu Il, he feels that } 2 unworth) are Eugene O'Brie = ° aa | = 7 " te of her. He insists that she go North, Owen Moore, Wi . Faversham while h goes South. This Progra % ine Ha r rsteé iv Th mais on ; Y , 7 - - ” is carried out. but Bl! - . 2 * 7 ~~ - . ~ ’ = ~ rr F - 5 omes into his life—this t e tk s k. M c 3 etay ing e Invisible Di an : 4 . . . . ‘* — . te . . ,7? ; 7? «+ = Wallace Reid in The Dancin’ Fool. a j sua eoryry > 1) 9 ° +> aT - .?. . a . an * ‘ AN i pg = I ‘ * t * r s a s A @ attra on c st I i Ly- ric. beginning ¢t : T story : \ ’ - t ’ t? i ae t of a >. : Tr wv 10 Wi $ P 7 ( - an ¢ goes to New Yi . to In i i ‘ i . a2 . ea . - 2 ™ - t ~ “A l ’ * } »: * aT r * + = ft l ry ~Y aa . ’ - ° Vv vw vr a iging . : 3, as ex = - - ' . ¢ ( night he ritts i ib- so “ _ = . - q- = i sees exni Ll ¢ [ 5 ‘ in oe }i 5 } 7 = % ® and is is + is > ‘ -—-* 4 > . a TY . > > ~ ‘ ~ a I 4 + a n “ a x* t . »* ~_ oe ~ 7 the dart s g : D- 9 n " a” } ~4 ee r -_ 4 . .* > > & > ee as a r “ad t - a sn Zz = ~ . 4 ’ ry Me Ompiications ‘ ck , .U Sar . Chaplin Comic Also on BUL : ~ $l : “Passion’s Piayrground’ ts the title ee 48 : . DB emeninis ; _ o . f the teat st N a (; SW}TN Will release the owins . = * _ XVI e vy. r} “= ' o "+ . ° i) oO* 7 ~ “rr >" ier > h . 7 “a £ . ig mee J > all . ——- - . e , ‘ A rmmi« - s sam in ft — 1=t a2iso re 4 (ert ae At t s — > * s* — .-* > ; a “ ~a : vee are Nor i ear “\ . Goa A } s vi ‘ . i J = ‘ i vt + wh. 3 \ or 2 1 = wi n, ‘ Vi } rer ; » «(-r r oe , 4m Af ; - - ~~ } ™ ° a oe ‘ ‘ ,re \ i 2 VN sia ; rivuywada > \, - and \ : ’ ; r W ait Wi roan ~ s & 3S w M . » ee + The stor t s of Ma iz! . a > ~ ™* ° ~, to . . 7 Wy | - , ’ =? \! i ’ | at _ ? ex 2 | = € nm > ‘ il . . . ~ _ A feature on the New Grand ©Cen- : ** . } ™ _ ; tral bill will be a return engagement Wi 4. Bra ve r i - ' . _ we © aa ha . oo? ‘ ar ie 4 Lp ~+ s iT us ‘ 4 Ce = = ~ — a a . > ? YF ~ . ; Ne ) 4 2y A t = = = > .* more than a year ago Mane “wo Ff s 4 she mes + 4 om YY ~ tr “The Orphan” at the Libertr } k X ap- ’ rr - 2 ? : - - oa 7 ; bk . _ — . ‘ — > 4 . . The ber a-al w a a > : lat the attractions! g Wii- * sae is th b og (2 Lone . or - " sia! Farm u! i Ane WV - "T a - > > _ as 2 Herbert Rawlinsor “The Outlaws > ing to the s of pho- > 4 _ : > % 7 ~ } * s 4 io - 2 ip e ot Te« : Boe ! ; \ - -—7-y » + - oo 4 , — ry? ~» Tt t va a ad > ? vA is . * A > r - of > - . - + °h oat OF 39+..24 . ‘ t > be gains the friendship of the shemft ‘ : “3 a > > y 2? Who h is started . to cal See! e3 ' ps - . ’ > ; " » = sme lLro pr i? and makes new sta e and - pREVaEUCS : VM ~ + I = Le =) ¥ in the s of pictures s ving RESORTS enisodes f tha exper 4 aS ef the tos 7 . . - - — ” . William J. Fiynn, rmeé f f ies Gedeed Gtates Geeret Servies * ed = . 5 ar «* - 2 fe: "re, ~ ata sa . TY.™. Ho Satire on Soctety at Pershing. pian Hotel -“T.e Walk-ofts a comedy satire RealC on New York society, will be the fea- {| . se — . t - = ture offering at e Pershing and 9 Camnasty eps. mance | Chimney Butte : \f safety He ae: “long: ~____ PUBLICATIONS The Lincoln Novel A MAN For The AGES a -Bylrving Bacheller Af al! Book sellers PU BLICATIONS — - TheDuke of _ AMUS SEMENTS 15c | COLUMBIA 33° Ll A. M.—CPASELESS DAILY—11 PM IMPERIAL QUINTETTE CLIFF €LARK ROTH, MITCHELL « ROTH FORD & HEWITT LEONARD & HALEY ‘‘THE GIFT SUPREME’’ MELBOURNE MacDOWELL SEENA OWFEN. TULLY MARSHALL and All-“tar (Ca«t. by G.W. Ogden his old-fashioned horn steer on wheels,” they called it—he looked like a ten- derfoot for sure. So when Jum Wilder made this itinerant peddler a present of the meanest outlaw pony in the Bad Lands, they looked for fun—and they got it. He got a job “fence-riding”™ for OPERA HOUSE MAY FESTIVAL WEEK EVERY SAILOR A SALTY MUSICAL KREVU®S a girl boss—protecting her The Cleveiands rank Mullame om from “rustlers.” How ee. SS Edwards Trice Belle & Eve he was nearly lured to a & Sie Sei tas Hietens Delo Gomes: on re marratre old in tat Lecpe the teaser hoped ape A. C. McCleary & Co. Pubiishers Loacert Urches«tre—Phetcoiare— News Digest BASEBALL TODAY Cardinals vs. Cincinnati Tickets en “tere. Beatmen's Back tena cores et - ADMINIS] SSOVIE Local Screen Features. Kings William & MIN KINCSHICHWAY and Royal— Hart in “The Toll Gate.” West End Lyric— Wallace wear DELMAR se Stas Reid in “The Dancin’ Fool.” BEGINNING TOMORROW AT BOTH THEA New Grand Central—hKather- ‘ne MacDonald itn “Passion’s ~ 2° Sed , ae ie AAV ETOUnC. Liberty—Willlam Farnum in WM. S. HART * Returns to the Screen in His Own Production _) oul - .2 5, os * + & a, i « oa rt *, > 7" ; 7 eam ny a » 4 $e, ~ ad “nF Tt: ‘ " a p \ ‘a ‘ ok. aed ‘ 6 an ~ : The Orphan.” Pers) «A nd May Al “The Walk-offs. Shenandoah— ung lison in of details heaped there ts laxity, con! passing” galore. Central—-Norma Talmadge in | | “The Woman Gives.” , . ci Se A Paramount- assoran Picture sons by Winchell Smith, has signed ae another ntract ring term \ . rs by » he will make eight two er co 5 a Se} : SM. eh h nm rT ; ‘ ~ > ire to ve made Na va appr ‘od a speed ‘‘The Tollgate’’ is the te. a eech| eaikn ae a sult of the ambitiensadil ; newest \ie Qi re , TI Eis art lifetime. Bill Hart : ? "OTR .. = fe OG: ee dreamed of Cl began. the pla} e photogray he would be able te g Si = hut ‘ t : > a ed # | ' uce his own was “shot” at 3 s 3 , es By LINCOL wo The Tollgate is staff Correspondent Sie J a ile ° gor first and he has done @ patch and New sok, edhe salt dee ight, 1920, b through the stage of disposing of th erything to make it § on ew We "> to undertake writing direct Paramount ack PARIS. April 24 for — . rding toa rm r eeptions Bolsheviks in Eng ] gh. ; ) agitation to politics — . : The routine of go ow s : them. Humdrum tl —- rec 4 vee ' mental records § 4 | : wtua LAST TIMES TODAY es tntvin Chaim ot ae aid - > ‘ | $s KINGS RO YAL giasm flames up, whic! eat forms of propagan ous wyers-Bas Corpora A-L-I-C-E L-A-K-E John Bar forts to disseminate : c 3 control of Charies Froh- _ £&# Iv their creed among t man, 4 be 9 ba masses are tireless , $-H-0-R-E A-C-R-E-S DR.JEKYLL and ioconttying and 1 A g the pictures di gpeeches is still th iw rt uts specified) “for — — ime. They will dr ‘ sc people and adults.” by the las th, tp * pressing business , , 2 of the . NI Tea, . public meeting in Pi Leagu e thet ving have no direct con: s Acres with » FLO! night 8:15, 50c-§2.50 Charles Frohman Presents ores His Latest Triomoh Ry Maud Skinner aad Jules Eckert Goodmaa. Reginning wat , — . een mn YANKEE DOODLE — ; , aaa iit’ Perpetual menace SF ATS IN BERLIN popularity with t! Now thermore, he wou AND THE SENNETIt BATHING BEAUTIES Pi xsox fancy to oppose + Gny attempt o" long as he felt th ‘ff } WES! ENL LYRIC MARSHALL NEILAN’S | that insignificant @lectorate, which | 4 ¥. stood behi: turn the Commun Lenine in these © Barder than set: Catholic Church as Inexperieuce in Sponsible to « lar Cumbersome chars 6@ministrative ma reconstruction is day. Bolsheviks a ee, SKOURAS THEATERS OF BETTER ENTERTAINMENT « , _ : hte OES Sr ADOLPHUS & CO. CENTRAL ee in “The Peetry ef Motiea.” and 4 Other star Acts, ‘THE CAPITOL” With Leah Baird, Preeen NEAT WEEK—Helle Am NEAT—THE BATHING BEAUTIES. Frem the Play by Augustus Themes. Matinee A YE T Daily BEN WELCH te Mie ALT. YEW REVIEW erica. Matrimonial Mirthquake — “pont ever zmarru Simplify the comp! er its efficient fu | Beep in the direeti * @f labor and Soc - TMBigeartats under > Was followed by a ©) @2 toduertrial nv @ Preme Council of | 88 @ result of wh! fat ef Commerce ju x MONTE CARLO GIRLS PHOTO PLAY THEATERS came simply «a »b rade. Another PHOTO PLAY THEATEES the suppreeri a-)"E"s - (APRICOT & is tert bon WM PENCSSN & _2 “THE SILENT Al ENOG® WM. FARNUM in “THE ORPHAN” SS oe ‘io? | “peewee

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PLAY THEATERS a jount Pictures ‘ 3 “ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— ne ~~ ».-_* sh a ~~ —— —— _— ee - = * ~ - ~ — BATURDAY EVENING, MAY §8, 1920. Ry a a a eal i itn a hal ni a : - . a a. > BATION, NOT criticisms of Soviet institutions which are permitted to appear in print are those wihch the Govern- ment for some purpose of its own upon he pulled out of an open draw- er in his desk a book superbly bound in calf and magnificently embossed with Germany’s imported eagle, on not even communists. Imagine Bain- lly, it may be added that his secre- | run the State, taries, whose working period ts as! boss’, keenly desire a resumption of bridge Colby trying to Department with a staff composed | | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — — | diplomatic intercourse with other | necessitate nations because they think it would the establishment of exotic though shorter than their | | more normal hours. | formulates against itself. It is a/the last page of which there was/chiefly of idealistic young college) a historical truism that Government scrawled the grandiose signature|students and _ intellectual society 4 efficiency always suffers when it is|“‘Wilhelm, I. R."—The Kaiser’s|girls, and you have a fair {dea of THEATERS RT > SSOVIET TALENT Red Government Hampered not stimulated by newspaper com- ments, and the Soviet Government is no exception in this respect. lhere are so-called opposition papers in Moscow representing various “legil” non-Bolshevik groups. Most prominent among them ts the | Anarchists’ organ, Golos Truda, or the Voice of Labor, which was pub- lished first in Paterson, N. J., then confirmation of his Minister’s no- torious peace with the Soviet Re- public. I asked Kantorovitch how he dared leave so precijus a document lying about loose. “What is precious about it?” he enswered with a broad grin. “The Brest treaty amounts to even less today than the what Chicherin was up against. The manner in which the people’s Commissary for Foreign Affairs es- gayed to carry on his momentous task was strange indeed. The com- missariat opened about noon, but its head rarely appeared before 4 p. m., uninterruptedly until 3, 4 and some- | times 6 o'clock the next morning. from which hour he would toil, \ 4 | YW a Universal” Pipeless Furnaces Will Start 8 O’Clock Monday Morning ” °° eae Versailles treaty, and that is saying Cy duction ‘ > by Fondness of Officials r Bact pte Mary ranted a dma '@ good deal. Both of them look like| His thin face rising whitely above . | and Continue Until 44 a t u r d a N « h t for P nda and Dis columns like ie gg ‘a “vrai. | ee ee oe woth my ee the te merg oe, tees % Nigate’’ is the re. he ambitions of a Bill Hart hag of the day when i be able to pro. 5S own picture, oligate’’ is his he has done ey. to make it his nt achievement, OYAL Sarrymore -L and MR.H UR DAYS } Play \FFS” DA af AT. | the administration chiefs ’ vi é 4 ‘ : passing’ galore. Inexperience in Statecraft Also Responsible for Cum-. * bersome Methods—News- paper Criticism Lacking. _ ’ — oe By LINCOLN EYRE, | Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dis-. patch and New York World. (Copyright, 1920, by the Press Pub. Co.—New York World.) PARIS. April 24.—With few ex-| ceptions Bolsheviks prefer political agitation to political administration. @ routine of government bores, em. Humdrum things like depart- mental records and statistical re- ports leave them cold. Their enthu- giasm flames up, however, for al! forms of propaganda, and their ef- ' forts to disseminate the principles of their creed among the noncommunist | are tireless and unsparing. | Boeechitying and listening to other) es is still their favorite pas- 6 They will drop even the most | g business to attend some lic meeting in which they may ve no direct concern whatever. This fondness for proselytical and oratorical orgies naturally tends to hamper the Soviet Government's ex- ecutive operation. It explains why keep in thelr own hands the power of deci- sion, even in those minor matters which elsewhere are delegated to} subordinates (my being obliged to get the signature of Assistant lor- eign Minister Karahan to an order for a bath is a somewhat extreme instance of this tendency.) Men like Lenine, Trotzky, Chicher- fn and other big leaders are well aware of the futility of excessive dis- | course. They speak in public only! when there is some definitie message | -_ to clear up. But thus far they have failed to instill into the Soviet minor | officialdom an equally business-like behavior. Consequently there is | concentration of authority in a'! small group of executive heads whose efficiency is impaired by the burden | of detaila heaped upon them, and! there is laxity, confusion and “buck Administration Sacrificed. _ Even that powerful and _respon- sible body, the All-Russian Central tive Committee (Supreme Ruler of Russia when the All- Russian Soviet Convention is not in vestiya, each of the more important Soviets throughout the country has its own Isvestiya. Then there is the Moscow Pravda, of the Communist party, and whole corps of lesser pravdas in the smaller cities and towns. The Supreme Council of Economy publishes a daily called Economic Life, other commissariats Public paper and all the have either a ——— - chief mouthpiece | a | |secretarics and stenographers, well-to-do families, had traveled ex- weekly or monthly magazine of their | own. Similar publications are ts- sued by each of the big labor unions. The principal news agency, which corresponds roughly to the Associat- ed Press, but, .ike the French Havas Agency, ts purely Government con- cern, produces a curious bulletin service known as Rosta.”’ Its bulletins, printed in large type on big poster-like sheets, are pasted | upon boardings all over Russia, even _in the tiniest hamlets to which the regular newspapers scldom come. Press Used for Propaganda. The Soviets use their press in much the same way as the German Government did throughout the war -— = . i ei ie —— heh oO $ e. = o's ee aes : < . . 7 *\ - . * . *~* ee \ - . < . **, _ v4 " 7 ° ww : \ Zz . ° : ts os SN, ~~ ° » . Js - . ’ ou 98 lks, Yard, 3 98 save Moscow and Petrograd. | ' Critidism Lacking. d 5 C my mind the reason for the | $4 an $ Georgette repe 4 | =? ent machine's failure to ruh ase : ' 39 ly as it should was the ab- | A beautiful assortment of best quality Georgette Crepe, printed in Aaa of newspaper criticism. With | "si : : : ‘a ae ' ‘ Si otied 4 i dhe Mente wrens te- attract e cony entional designs in many color combinations, so much Completely controlied by the ii WORMS TOR MOE TEROOMOS. . 2. eles Shiv elslelel Gas eda 5 oie by ent. . it is to all intents and | cgay Sta Floor r r) a Gevernmen( department. | SS —S——S—SSE_ a =S——S——SSSS=— = ——— = " of course, that the oily: va “7 ie: ; a ‘ — a

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ARh Oe pee asiuee “ees "8 ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 8, 1920. REED ASKS CURLEE WHEN HE CONDONED LUSITANIA SINKING Latter Declines to Anewer Until Sen- ator Iesuce Tull Denial : of Charge. Ppectal to the Post Dienatc” WASHINGTON, May § Newton of Springfield. Mo. was em tegary for Senator Reed this after noon tn 4elfvering a letter to Fran- cts M. Curlee of St. Louls, who said at the Jopiin convention that Reed head condoned the einking of the Loetfania. Newton called at the Wilard Hotel, where he had been advieed that Curlee wae stopping. Curiee was not in hie reom. New- ten had him paged and Curlee ap- peared from the dining room “T have a letter for you from Sen- afer Reed.” said Newton. and waited while Curlee read tt. Reed sa'd in the letter that he had been informed that press reports of Curlee's re- marks at Joplin were correct. He eiso had learned that when Curlee was asked by Colin Selph, in the presence of Speed Mosby. to state when and where Reed condoned the sinking of the Lusitania, Curlee avelde€ a direct answer Reed thereupon calied upon Curlee to mame time and place and send the anewer “by bearer.” “T will not answer by bearer.” sald Curtee. “I read in a newspaper that Senator Reed intended to make a statement. giving full proof in denial of my remarks. I have begun (to doubt whether he will ever make that etatement. When he does make tf? I will have something to say, but mot tf! then.” Curlee added that his remarks at Joplin were correctly quoted. ——— hmrmett eee o_-- WHEN YOUR COM- PLEXION BEGINS TO FADE WITH AGE You Can Preserve That Glear, Smooth Tint of Youth By the Occasional Use of the BLACK and WHITE Beauty Treatment. Age *he years ge Br. women cee that like eoftmess and the Ee The Rack and White Beavctr Trear- ment will restere thet bleom eof yecth se mech desi: ° mm @aug>tere aovear te de sicet wee beth eafe end dellightfu!. a Ray bathe veer face with Black ee: te Seap. then apply the creamy mitment and waeh of the next me-n- oat oe Se Su oi with *hte ome ety treatment that a peckage we? bor lack and White Olrtmect end oan +l aiwaye hare a place Oc reur @reee'-g tadle eels teoth Back ana er@d Black and Wht Been at : Will) sence beth oc receipt A samp -e. (‘lteretcre end Black az White Birthday and Dream Book — sent row free if yeu clip ard mat bis aeGvertisement to BLACK a34 HITS. Boa S813. Memphis. Tern _ “Thad the most stubborn rash * on my neck—it had refused to vield to anything—and Resino! fied = It's great, the way that ointmer: e works! Put it on once and the itching stopped. In a week the tash was gone. Vee ts SHAVING STICL we bee Rew wheats quick. segefactecs shave wee l eee i” Atel Ove tee oo eT 7 on 2 , Pe 1 ‘ee Loe “a “Lae ee a oe» NEGRO CHORUS GIVES MASSENET'S ORATOR “Mary Magdalen’’ Has Worthy Performance at Coliseum Before Big Audience. While the theatere and restau- rants are resounding with jazz, the St. Louts Community Chorus, a ne- gro organization of about 100 mized repaid the compliment iast ber borrowing - rol.ces night at the Coliseum from the white man's beet tnetead . his worst. It wndertock a classic oratorio. and this was nothing iess than Jules Emile Frederic Massen- et’e sacred drama. “Marie Made- leine.”” The concert was in. connec- tien with the general conference of the African Methodist E.piscopa! Church. now in session here 7 : eh A epeaker declared thie to be “the most import + pousical event in +) * Louis lie called fact that the hearers had been eup- ae plied with programs, and exhortec attention to them to follow the printed tex* The chorus was organize trained and led by Gerald Ty ier. 4 accomplished musician and @ com- poser of some note, who is a super- visor of music {n the negro schools The singers, previous to this under- taking. had contented themselves with light operas like “The Bohemian Girl” and “Martha” In addition to donnas, the “guest” tenor from Chicago close'(tT loca, imported There were evidentiy more baritone solr ists than there were parts. for the role of Judas was divided among three singers, one of them the ¢'- rector himself. who occasionally laid y his baton and deecended from the dats to sing a solo or take part in 1 éuet. The accompaniment was sup ‘plied by two ~rand pianos. Ritaal Scrupulousiy Followed. The etiquette of such functions was punctilicus!y observed. First the chorus arranged itself, and then the two dives, Mrs. Zell Cole Evans and Mrs. Olivett Smith, fled in, witt the vistting tenor. George Garner, and settled themse!ves on chairs ifr front of the chioristers The two pianists, Mre. Theodosia Hall and Miss Abby Williams, went through the usual preliminary of having the tnstrumen‘ts .s:2 want Baidas, 3545 Arvenua! Hazel ©. Pottste they obeerved,. wes blordeand attrac- urea! and a cigar bez contain-. -.« 00. Teams in the Jewish War Re- : = counter gohan Augustus Pove ....... oe . f aign reported subscriptions save The bridegroom was wel! set casters aaay Esta Elma Petty ........-@608 a CAM . & a : A -sV Le i be ees be se * ao ' tosh al up, eren jaunty PETER O'DONNELI, LIVING on THE @7? ly oeen Cooper -- Cotege, FI of $39.000 yesterday and requested a Baie , “ ham aan Te a ee oe ~~ mse Era M. Wright . Chicago, TL de! their ff | report | nex Stix blocks from this scene, tn & (Mate: 2 a ee OS Sean Frederick A. Carventer S371 Washington elavy in their finai report until next of a wWatce and chain while atrending a etreer : a, = hte —— Tiead yt ermi* revisits to persons Pretentious apartment house, Was @ carnival near Acacemy and Easton avenues Mrs. Ines L. Lang .... isé5 Washington a -” ae a ¢ in ; “CAS oni dark-haired, brown-ered woman, ‘*s% =\«--. Otte Abivers "geome .~ called upon and n nd | chic | 7. kai | Catherine . Jomee@ .....- 1352_S. Seventh , wistfulness. She ts Mona Desmond. —— Mrs Schmidt .........d205 Delmar There wii! be no gat: er.ng of tne o7 —? : - ~ ase! - om et RiGee H . Ren a a a 4a32 - e ba ~ | er until Ty ear] _-_ \rer = *« ime 10 sJTescen ‘ hina ‘sir . an ac- ' sag aerent - — : os es ~ ane oma 1 aers he ae .' 6a ~*a : - oe tress. we) ord nr len- shen ny on - , . ‘ ffare — 3th ‘r " = e:rtor. rmeanwniue Oo — - ge "ere! . , $1940 sav : _ as ee * » = : vv > eo ry $246,400 RAISED FOR RELIEF CAMPAIGN TO END TUESDAY $20.000 Added Yesterday to Jewish BIRTHS RECORDED. BOTS _Arene™merver “mten Acgust Berk Viea Ansa Schumm | Mn epee Ee el : | Joshua Miller ...N AAP hoo pean Washington Waah xu gton a : Mara! N eraioo . Sanders. 4447 Manclester Lee. 2308 Adam Acight. sia ya Yer rq, ” *) ’ = fourd. erin >) A tribute ire Cc. lL. Jones. 2334 Adame DET BIRTH RErorns 4a) Wallace TT Antionas., Gli Nashviie il? make an ‘reach all those who esubscr: Jewish relief last vear and who have - '* Po oe — inot ret been called upon this rear. STILL CONFISCATED IN RAID Marriage Licenses pURLAL PERMITS tof alsin Mash and Hal ge. He had toi Miss Perry of Births Recorded Rarret of Raisin Mash ami Half Gal- Prohibition enforcement agents and The bridal parts motored to Ca!- e a the police last night raided the home vary Baptist Church yesterday after- url ermits of George Nosku, 39 years old. 1525 moon ané@ there the ceremony was arresting Nosku performed by the Rev. Charies C MARRIAGE LICENSES. and his wife, Anna. 37 rears old. an puis, a friend of ake 8. Br Cheetenn conflecating a still. a barrel of raisin Mies Terry itn > 1 ge © we 9, 8 Sy vac ’ : ; uibei. $3. 1816 Benton several jugs that smelled of ' oe : ae Te , aa Ne ee -“sS* . ‘ Oe Hart? and a half-gallon giass jar of They had a search situation by P. d [ ad- ; . > *- , ~- - * : — no? ‘v Pa \e a, ce bed vt Mq OanhO rp a | litigation previously > e eve of Hendrix's . IO Met by .. ie ' aes: “an re b ‘ a a South Third etreet, ; A the “marriage ~ ash. ‘ ond . 4 rad the Nellie Jones, Burrell «rowder -- Paras. .&) whisky oonshine > URtain: carciner a® required AND AT A DINNER TO H.R.H. THE PRINCE of WALES f ACT: Of the many elaborate functions arranged tor the Prince of Wales during his recent New York visit, there was - one in particular where only the exclusive few of New York society were received. And for this affair the cigarette chosen by the hosts was Fatima. LIGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO CO. Patima’s famous “just enough Terash”’ blend has received many noteworthy endorsements from grea: hote's, leading ciubs and prominent peopie—but here is recogaision no- merely of ks quality but, if you will, of its ‘social standing.’ Nor is the reason difficult to find Three words explain x — ¢¢ vast enough T urkiss.** FATIMA _ A Sensible Cigarette " : oa Rare-cs Peg = o -— / sep) me tei retne fehanna Quitt am As Ui RCE. Ate What Happens WheaYey Buy Union Electrig Preferred Stock This is what you do for self 1. You become one of the 4 voice and vote in fts agement. . 2: You get a safe and sure gy 4 year im quarterly cash Gis cdends on each $100 :* without work or worry @ | your part. 3: You get a security thas always intrinsically te 327 a share for cash. This is what rou do for 46" Lo uls : | a 1: You help @nance the # of St. Louis’ electric powar system, on whose normal @ velopment all other St. Les industries are each year map largely dependent for thea own growth. x =: You help hold down electris ” service rates by helping year electric utility to get sew capital, needed to increasefife © facilities, at a lower pees than it would have to pay im the Eastern money marketa - You help make more work © and wages, more business a and more prosperity, . im your home community. PRICE: $100 a share for casho $i02 on 2 tem-payment plan @ under which buyers draw 5 per” cent interest on installment pay. © ments, and can withdraw all pay. ™ ments, WITH INTEREST, asy | time before final installment # = pad - SALES OFFICES: Room Sy Union Electric Building, 12th ang 7 ust Streets, St. Louis, aa @ Union Electric's offices in Fran @ lin. Jefferson. Perry. St. Chaske | and St. Louts counties. * UNION ELECT Light & Power Com ADVERTISEMENT * — — —— . a ae “Ce a . ee oy. s a er erer- Gow pars of we body, ant a bocvaast feelizg Dossers.coa ef the whels tg 89 superfores bea“hy fat Gsspoesss Tl? vog ome ten & Ppeurts etre rornal beg’ 2 redoing aoe Ror « snall Occ ef kereim of acy Seer stare 0 6r 65 Bary oe hee re ef Jan who has . bert ails« Wu.aaneu , tec Ra’nh., iar 4 Reush w e * for x yourself and everybody else, |) Central De > et eu SBHUPP IS ‘BAGK 10 GAME W aS Ter - CARDINAL a SGchupp. who fare Dgesterday in his = © Reds. aza-™ . wae te toda’. gers. Ring. John: retormin - ba aheor 7 tng ia % otf? c@e.er * FIRST IN: CINCINNATI—REa! Stock. Roush sing’ | home. Du ‘throw co" attemp* caught « RIN. ae Daubert. Groh. =" BO RUNS. -~FeOND ING] _ ; + Ss reithir tS — . - s “wf? ; \ = POC nrn tN rns . 7 . Sad ™~ PIPTHe tN : “’ . . = Mckinley ~~ ON FOREST F Clarenc«

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= 1801 8. Michigan; months, 1151 monthe, 1907 reat: 5 MA Detman: prey a DP ibe awton: > 6S. 1697 Morgan; $9, 2303 O'Fation; ge. 4008 Cottage; ™ yooar monthe, 924 Hoéte 6. 20 8. 11¢0n- tph. wT ark: * Isle x Pepatea. » 34; pney me- Louls; *nemig d att ". lexy,° ~ onths, 116 N, Brine -* ns WhenYou n Electric — sd Stock you do for your. © one of the own. st. Loui a has resold yers, at $100 cash. . you do for St. lance the growth * electric power rhose normal de- l other St. Louts e cach year more mdent for their id down electric by helping your ity to get new honey markets. jake more work more business prosperity, for everybody else, © community. Share for cash; ers draw 5 per ent ithdraw all oa YTEREST, any installment is 8: Room 201 > 12th a Louis, he in ae Ty, St. Charles nties. ECTRIC | rCompany | SMENT ight fit g i oF ‘gttempted “eaught off third, ONE RUN Ee SE I ES a RS ong - Perr ad - SEP Ve renee, ae aeeeeiiiai ietemh med ——— ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 8, 192@ ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH at Golden Broom Makes a_ Clean Sweep in the Derby, It Will Be an Upset By Golly V4 WUPP IS SENT PPL A "Baseball Scores | BROWNIES QU THI] Kentucky Derby Today Has i i i a a oe American ey ay ] ye Poo. v:.8:°¢ k 0 HILL IN NEW YORK AT WASHINGTON I oe WITH REDS 000000000 oO. WASHINGTON, 020100000 O New York—Shpwkey 1 Ww shingtor 7a “ ¥ al : , Connolly and Moriarts, saw, Who Lasted Less CLEVELAND Se atinnaot : -Than Inning Yesterday, i ©00100000 CHICAGO “Nominated by Rickey — 010000000 oO ‘Opposed by Ring. 4 —— INNATI AT ST LOUIS 0010BRMO0O O DINALS 9000GMOOO ceyh , The Batting Order. CINCINY: ATT, a CAR D s biy " Seneke iy liornet ournier. ; so CARDINAL fib! upp, Who failed so Inglo ay in his start ‘ again was -_ y, in the fourth - lie Was sent aire Oppose ad ' whose Johnny Lave! iis Lime the Cardinal! who has been a bit off cuvlor of lat FIRST INNING. CINCINNATI —Rath walked, Dau- also walked. (Groh fouled Roush singled to right, scor- Daubert going to third to second on the throw to Stock, Ww! hore cnan hioush Wi old pel Lorin ‘Rath, sh went me Duncan it brow cotlaubert going double steal, (ose (‘lemons to Stor smiith out, Rati fouled loa ube rT CARDINALS— bert. Heathcote h. Stock RUNS. SICOND INNING. SINCINNATI— Mc 2uL, Groh to Mice catch of Kopf's fou ‘gied to right. | Stock. flopping Clemons. ‘Fournier, b>. Roush Lavan to Horns}, ie" ; ‘ Ring's glove. ‘payment plan, “Roush. Raris Ring singled “al second \S flied to VechHtenrys LNS called out on strikes NO CARDINALS— Ho Neale. Fournier fanned out, Rath to Daubert No) THIRD INNING. CINCINNATI-—Daubert Groh out on u ’ =i) touled ldornsts Hilo Ti+ ner ‘nn pin bs nice heat out rrow foush’s eixth hfioush NS Hornsby. It was ] ttraight hit. Duncan forced NO) Ril CARDINALS—Lavan singled Clemons flied Schupp forced Lavan, Smith forced Schupp, hk NO RUNS POUCRTH INNING. CINCINNATI Kopf fiied Mth. Neale tripled to left-: 2en Singled to right Ss in e. King hit in front of the te, and was thrown out.(" lemons Fournier. McHenry made a t shoe-string catch of Rat ort fiy, ONE RUN. CARDINALS Heathcote h to Daubert Stock flied off Lo hKopt Rath. uth Kopf. out, Lo | Re ston ; ]” | Bro ivy | Pi | faced i's : [possible 200 red wh. Wornsby also flied to Roush. | ) RUNS. PITH INNING. CINCINNATI—Daubert fouled mons. CGiroh walked. Roush Lavan's error. Duncan called out Strikes. hop! Hiornsby to inier, NO Tl "> entral Defeats to Suaie out, : N ~ Central High h had a narrow fame of the Interscholasitc ue double-header at high & thie afternoon, winning 6 } trom McKinley. Mm the sixth imning with the score in favor of Central. Pitcher Y cased up and the McKinley Get to him. With two men y hit a homer. rin the game they scored two runs, but the rally stopped one Short of a tie. Ne; and ferring did the hurling for Mc. YY The hitting was light on sides, each team getting five es, busehal] the SS hoo] 7 squeak in to Oli, ist | o—- : AND BARNES MEET ON FOREST PARK LINKS Bee Wolff, St. Louis District Association champion, and Barnes, Sunset Hill Country Professional, will meet 18-hole match over the in Forest Park, this ing at 2:30 p. m m Dlayers are in excellent m, Karnes South all winter: Mnvuevuaily well in his efforts. Today will last public match in St. he departs for Europe public and earls mark Louis next school | District A. A. U |ships at ’ ; /apear; Puchta, | classes, 'after these bovs | would ‘said Bramell last night, prospective opponent in the final had | my in &2 ape- |! ofter- /a good crowd. play- | having played in! VM olft | dual . si tt bantamweight c! Law Herman. Will meet Joe Lynch at Maser. May 29. according meement made ‘ast nicht $ bout will be a l12-round ion will be made. ™ ©F these men have Louis Against Regan Herman "of the local vouth in tree Pilie Lynch put him away in “3 bine: to | affair | appeare’4 | i'two etraight and © Ne National League ry Atst) Ay I'TTs} : is t, GT TLE OoO ons > i) tp tb a ae ae \ a ig? and urg. Hamilton and ang rN SLi Postponed Game. AMERICAN LEAGURB. t Bostor ri VATIOWVAL Le vr a New York. rai: ’ lela a ad Major League Statistics we eee ee ee - Standing of NATIONAL crtTrRs oS a a the ‘Clubs. LEAGUE Won Loat ItTMDUTE «6. ‘iphia ARD rmtegl to Chicage New Yor : — AMERICAN LE a al rns 1? if Yesterday’s Results. : VATION AT. ae ae UE. Gd: Pitt ae Pht: site " AMERIC. AN LEAGUE. burg 4 Vashinaton, : Philad@eliphta LANKENAU ALLOWS 2 HITS AS CONCORDIA WINS, 9-0 ‘‘oneordia Senin: ultyY in Scoring a Mi nendré@e ‘ re aii over tne holding qotie of AnKenNAaAU Was ie Visitors two hits. w hich an inti« scratch. (oniv 288 men him du 4 1f contest (foncordia hit and Yohe, the © ate ger yw iwiriers. Oo line hits and a tal of 23 these were accounted P vy left idjincke two Was bases fielder home rune and to the bat. who hit singies in five trips + Amateur Shoot Started. NEW YORK, May & —David W worth of Auburn, N. \ the lirmin: shoot to onal trapshooting championships here With a total of 194 out of a Piumb of Atlantic = with 191 ads.- wor pre- irs the nat AIMMNA- t¢eur ve sterda: City. & J. Wa a. oe STECHER THROWS HUSSANE hy ‘ a * Miay sg . Joe mpion Ssuce: se last siff Ti iSSaneé first fr ih. minutes ‘on ISVILLE world's h nded nis titie LAI Stecher, fully night we le here by throwin. Yu fails, the ond in 8 sa0TS I4m, and tle He used the falls RC « bods sc ovlain -- oo} Mckinley, 6 to 5 Western Amtaeur Ring Champions Will Turn “Pro” Western champton- Last night's finals iti ne boxing the South title (;eorge pounds least two “Peewee” Kaiser and of the lle and lave respectively. Bramel who has from the start announced that he them after real money ince of at ners— Tommy looked their career, eend this summer. “Rot lads have outgrown the amateur division and their opponents | extend them.” after Kaiser's are no longer able to without contesting the think possibly others of South Broadway squad will turn professional also,’ Lramell added. Last night's finals were enjoyed by The results with the new champions are as follows: 100.pound classe—T Beine of Wel retired in the round to W. REITH of the §& BA c.. giving latter the chatnpionship 108-pound clase—MIKF KRAMER. Southern A. C.. defeated Elmer Krees Siae A - ue- withdra’vn event. YE the ston A, C iret ihree rounds, tudges’ cleion 1 ib.o-trur ‘ retired nr la PLECHTA & HK at ¢ the firet round i7S-pound clat*®—GERORGE MATES, Wagner A. C won from W. Foh! Senate A € feree stopped bout in the third reund Pehl sustained z —(Cu lie?! Stace A (“PORE eend of roken hand llS-poeund « KK wee oiven toe «Oo on, cliasee—+- bORGE nt TCH won tithe when phreicians refused to allow Eimer Farrar to compete i145-s0und clasee—W BURGOYNE. Oivempie A. C.. defeated Joe Rauback, Siar A. CC tT ree rounds. judges’ de- aae—"PEWERE” KAIS- tiiie when Harry Hicks refused iv’ S+-peund clalen 1ok-pountl this beet between and declared it no contest ci\ase— Tlefereé Lindeay and Tayler ee ae eT ee ee ee ee ee a, ee and tha: mpires paseer | in | both Broadway A. C.! ' will mark what was probably the last win-| of! stOpperrsbe * TIGERS, BUT ARE UE ATED 0104 Leverette Is Taken Out by Burke in Seventh After He Passes 10 Batters—Douss on Hill for Jennings. THE COMPLETE SCORE BROWNS R. H. O. A, E. AUSTIN GEDEON 2B.. TOBIN LF SISLER 1B.. WILLIAMS JACOBSON SEVEREID GERBER ‘§ LEVERETTE Pp BURWELL P oB ot DETROIT YOUNG BUSH COBB C VEACH | HEIMANN. -1 'FLAGSTEAD HALE 3R.. STANAGE DAUSS P nene pin ve BROWNS DETROIT 2-TROTI Ma fans matched th ae. Anu tnis Detroit turth game Wo ked FIRST INNING. OWNS - Austil t . ; " ; (seat on fil BR Young ‘Tobin | \S DRTROL swung walked Sisles - (any NU ed to Bu hil Busn ‘"obb Tobin core bou niade a nx Mich RUNS SECOND PROWNS- Williams Young. : ’ ' DSO} runs lelimann’s foul NO) INNING. gle ad to lieilman first waiked Sister sin left, io Sisler PeyV- ~ oMnnge & ered stole ereid i Jer to ~ is-= Bush (,er- singied ‘nier, SS Severeid. ed (,erbel Young ber, Bush to DETROIT Flagstead flied Same lLeverette for young —{,erbe! llale st: Williams NO RUNS THIRD INNING. BROWNS rew out A (;,edeon to way Dauss t! doubied to the nigh bt third Shae. home, Tobin going to popped to Hale. Cobb William's f)\ NO RUNS TROIT—Young groun: to center, and stole creat Lif) score | board Tobin Singled to (,edeon was held at on > as stead s throw second “Sjsler gut n> Sisier. Bush singled to the bleachers Bush obson riade a gor a a MwtSsS wen? line drive ond. Jar (“obb's one = ihanded catch of ach’s line drive in, NO fil ~ te POURTH INNING. OWNS Severs ra right | moOnmsSony lined to (,erbers BT. Young lb ljagste ms Was unde! NO RUN: DETROIT—Hej agstead bi second ito Wil was rnann flie bunted and Severeid., the time out Stanage NO Ri PIRTH INNING. OW NS—Leaverette grounded lbauss threw out Aus- doubled to left. Tobin flied to Cobb. NO RUNS bE TROIT—Dauss walked. did Young. Bush sacrificed, Austin to (sedeon. who covered ftirst {“obb bounced a single oft Gerber's shins, scoring Duss. Veach forced Young, Gerber to Severeid. Cobb third and Veach walked, filling the flied to Williams SIXTH CLOWNS Williams | ljiams. Ke lthrown our Austin NS. |walked for threw RR to Hellmann tin. (redeon So second. bases. Fk lagstead ONE RUN, INNING. Dauss threw out tripled to rig Ja- Valked Severeid doubled to Williams, sending Ja third Gerber bunted scoring Jacobson and booted the ball. Severeid also Leverette fouled to Heil- mann. Gerber out stealing, Stanage to Young THREE RUNS. DE TROIT-——Gerber threw Hale. Stanage doubled i(zerber threw out Dauss walked. sush popped to NO RUNS SEVENTH INNING. BROW NS—Austin flied to (;edeon singled through Bus). toreed Gedeon, Heilmann to Sisler bounced a single off bb] Sis- ley cobson left, scoring cobpson to safely. liale scored, to left. Veach Bush. mann’s glove, Willlama struck out. NO RUNS. DeTROILT—Cobb grounded to Ferber. Veach doubled to rigfht- | center. Hellmann walked. -.Flag- | stead waiked, filling the bases. Bur- | well now pitching for St. Louis. Hale | singled to center, scoring Veach and i Heilmann, VPlagstead taking and Hale second. Manager Burke angi whole St. Louis team protested impire HildeBrand’s ~ detision on Flagstead. They claimed Austin had Hiale | “tole , Heithnann | when | oul ! Young | Gerbeér. | Tobin | Heil- | Tobin going to second. | third | | Experts All at Sea; Price | On Favored Entry Is 4-1 e : ‘ HE of 22 Many Conceded to Have Fine Chance of Vic- torv, Eligible to Go to Post, This Afternoon, and 50.000 Estimat Value. Wilson, That’s All! OTrsc s hiorses, Michael O Dowd. Was sdly outpointed before a large crowd. Wilson from St. Paul Popular verdict was, that’s all!’ Pry ad : ed When won out on the man — ° he “Ww ilson, today was the eve VILLE, kK. Mav 8.—Louisville last night and early feeling t itucky LOUIS surcharged Today’s the Day. eyes are on the Derby course Louisville, hentucky: with a hat is known only once each year—on of the running of the Ker Dertb Loc: a are filled to overflowing, LL 1. ap* 11 hotel and rooming houses deluged by ru See rs drawn iron eve! this ribbon | al ) Will be considered lucky. Some local sports wil! trip, nd some will read the ticker: w oe © one and all will play the tip Of some sagacious picker. the influx of Visit tion of the nation by ‘ tv) Lu’ the Amerl Kentuck make the for: this : offe: face “greatest is the out The best and the pick of the barrier, all hands for the gruelling mile and 4a Attendance look Derby Day Facts Track ¢ iieiGteReenandt air. Weather—Clear and wurw. t T3.- \ Sad Story, Mates. the bookmakers will offer their best sellers to the hopeful public today. They are thrilling stories but usually have sad endings. Going Up. East can the West prepared ernoon the Estimated quarter : , has such eli-balanced fel ta Value : irawn tlogetne! money. o1 Verbies th . ba vorite—-Whitney Wildair. liorse Sandy of Derby— 330.000 added ?! about 250.000 In all entry { Da- at 4 to l. Bersagiiere. Cleopatra. yea! In - . . 4 e " »7 . heey me -or two ; mask. Dark re i pset) —_ Beal that red to hay ‘ve re ’ ’ ; t] ) ] lls ' C y : e ‘ ect ? / vesterda ; any a throw i¢ ’ iz kk @ \ ied on CA ce advanced he A lj hitraeh ein): ne Obrien, ; teran pigskin in 1Biav me race as f pace ee You dough. he see The starters rater artis’ baker needs the ceood a idg u gre? aT ; . ert 18 ten WIT the do vou that | ‘ Louisv il ‘T) » | f } ‘ ee 4 ti , Bane, cs } eFax VPeiise in ex is ess of : la: it = tO ba \ my Nas enough, . 4 . ; ~ toda . ; ie riev aa. . ; . ’ s imaug! Share mnie enphe ‘ and thats erings of the ing Lime : : : 7 . . i+ " . if : > ‘ , . | ts i ‘ ct = : ‘ . ’ ‘ =" to ’ 4' fo ] IW to I VN eigiit ="; * ; Jaiiv any shifts Standings |'National Railway to awgt an ¢ nN ch le SS and WwW. - ead in the doubles with 116%. — 2 fourth position witth Stauder went 1088 now alleys, the j of took Hiopton and F. F. ie for fifth with WwW. G. Vollmer holds fourth In » singles competition as a result of 599. His games were 176, 198 and Six teams will take Stein a ne oe a ee ‘ = | Statistics as to Clean Play of St. Louisans Ought to Quiet Fears of Fore River Soccer Men That Mound City Final- ists’ Slogan Is “Treat ’Em Rough.” = a ee By John E. Wray. OT so very many decades ago, so we are told, the residents of Boston had original ideas about this city and its inhabitants. The Hubtowa /notion of St. Louis was that it was stil] a primitive stockade, assaulted by The Bostonian pictured the male tn- fringed, even as are” and whose bear-greased hair—where the. lly over the coat collar. In ipposed to be stil! in S, facing baf- habitants as buck skin-clad persons whose tunics were the ladies of todav left were s those of any--waved romantica if greasily short. we the front line trenche barisrn. This view may have passed away: ~ , uppears that still delusions about our savagery in the of Boston—to-wit, Quincy, Football Club Conversation — es ~~ PO LL LP ee » Harry Retin Here To View Cup Final; — Makes $500 a Month i a an ae * a a th i a inn et Na al ARRY RATICAN, considered by many the greatest soccer forwa In the country i .c’ay } rost noted play-. SuUSpPIicions as aeveloped tn St. Lois, under- » Is here to \y “Vamplone _ Ship final tomorrow between the ‘en Millers and }ore Rivers, l_atican ora the Millers, buf expects the Fore River team ‘to put up a hard fight. Ratican’s friends point to the -t. Louis product to prove the (advance of soccer football as ea salary proposition. It ... intimates of hiaticea Dry Dock Co. monthly, ~ months in the — they have vicinity mémbers of this organization the citv preparing for tomor- battle with the Ben Millers for of the Unit row s ed ana one of the ers the championship States discloses unique to local footbal! ethics It is stood. by theevisitors, that our football attack is a sort of cross be.- |?) tween storming a Hun position | ever iew ‘ id ‘ Soccer and Rough Stuff Is Obsolete. This view is just aS erroneous as that of St. | Louis, mentioned as obtaining in the (East some years ago. Vv The fact that opposing teams have Robins offended against the international $500 footbal) much more frequently >» year. than local players, in cup battles, isa ie. ‘sufficient guarantee that we play the! game with due consideration for the SIX BICYCLE EVENTS ‘laws concerning mayhem and man MU s.aughter, not to mention footbal! ON NICIPAL MEET AT FAIRGROUND TODAY The Fore River eleven will doubtless _be agreeably surpriged to find that A two and a half mile open handt the Millers play a fine, clean, sports- can race will bé the feature af thee? aynlilk -_ ane Oe ley Y wmlayv = on aaa ala tie Ge cme? Disy bere Municipal Athletic Association bicycle The Fore River plavera appear to nival at Fairground this afternoon be a fine set of men physically and | ree 0 auspices of the Bt. Lem Mr. kdward I. Moore. who represents /. ty . Teen Association There ave the Fore River Shipbuilding Com- | se a pmoigpey in this race. Sve of them i pany and is here with the team, saya! '"? °" *% ratch, The largest handf2 they are fine fellows and very sports- ,cap is alloted to W. C. (Peg) Martig, manlike | who is given 350 yards. >t “Th ay The other events are a one-elghth unfounded = baat mile slow race; girls’ race; one lap style employed in St. Louts. But they |?4Ye"''® Face: deaters race and trick have been informed that all this sort | dae api exhibition, Prizes have been oe bean | put up in all the races. | gta

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” PATURL. MAY %, i ~ , 4 LS - Ay $ ~ e POST-DISPATCH - gle vm * aan ; iS = . ALI; ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH CLOSE OF THE CHICAGO ‘Comparative Grain Prices GRAIN PRICES Op ag "ANNI: B RAILROAD STOCKS | NEW YORK STOCKS || Wall Street Se AA AS WEATHER eo | |News =): MORE ACTIVE AND NEW TOME. Mar 5. —ota! mates onthe Nom, Yet Soon Racusoge tata were 4@- |__ SPECIAL DAILY — " Potion a ie i i ¢ 1: o eS bangs. with the Lich. lof, clesing pr es — - ~ By a Special Cerrespendent of the »" e ee : me eae NEW YORK. Ma: —Toda: rtef ; ' ] 3 2% 20% . . , . " . | : rt . session on the S@feck Eschang 21 e 54 - : : Wi teat . ~ ." 4 res 1fariy ver; body had supposed wou. . . . . us . i : . , . i e FOun toe é oe wwe . . - * SBiliaiz irnea very interesting on snteresting because ———— . . . . Cos " : i > P . ** =P ’ e- | : r he Moderate Recovery in Price ...“ + i@d%s 32 3 22 = id & , 0H ony nn ge Sancaggeeg Rep * . So . . * : | ree . Tr ’ —. . = z . ~- . higher-priced oils especia. Also Noticed in Some matte, 100 Suly ..... 9) mo & Ra ee ee ee , ~ os ‘ ; s _ ar = | - > “s 2%ion the a »? ; ._* >" } er lled i. . . ~ Re, 4 7 : . . . . : ’ *, *. ‘ 7 7 : - ‘ I Lia ~ . ’ ki i | Z wry? railr By teased Wire Prom the New York a aa o Me . + : . , milion ae _ _ a ae a wei ' ’ . | ‘ ' pte . Ww ”~. : . . ’ : oS8%es - . woe ‘ a* wae : . . " . SEW FORM. May sf ue ive ec Se SN Beth steel Mi. 8 oS er s about 287 OW. } ban, las Cash Grain Markets Fost. in its cop) right: Be. Amat " . | gees oS pct oo 2¢3" ids . = maSSw epened sociannitoanely : gp endear oT blag age . te mo sre : merican issues and Texas & Pacific. Hfinhe’ bank statement re MAC SECM yet | 4 oO 21 172 oe ees ec ers y im ; “ ss | -$ -* oa . ts the eTnalliest oF the present ear tu a , + 7 " a ee . - ‘ . . S73 ? . = ; 7 @ate. This shrinkage in the surplus “4 8 pp: . w2 2 6 v.. =e : 7 ifi . . | ee gan outer cas *TS> and 95.7% ne te i ee e ; ereas} anid valo —_— Smipany. do not, under tion in the loan accoun't But re 7 * Tmo . + r > - ~ = : ‘ ; ’ ' } cy i ni ait en . .s sea ‘*) a? , ; . . , 7 e- M ; 1 we . = " Ee ss san circtimi stances. permit @Berve credits at the Federal Bank are le i 5 mo e “ - ; i i ny ‘. ie — 3 NEES 7 shinerean “2h an - tales i>) tous Sia - ’ 1S. - . ate er xs mS to persuade you to trade: = regan. & a _ ond efearred elie . holdings for highly , shewn to have been cut down $55.- Ment: Su ls Las ‘ag _ + 7 | | #00.000, apparentiy reflecting an ef- ge hay | x “8. , - oa 2ci! ntinu ' , poe a4 10 88 ' fort Strengthen the Federal Pie- Mer. P 12. tao ise] iis” Tea, ey le fet we | 1b ft tery ) a) oe - 7 installmen All se tive stocks. We have serve position here, with a view to MAP SES Sh Ba a Re SS | oS ap Seryecarit, Last rear when ic bad aqQMaerTeE OF 47 PLANS $100,000 WANTED rities bought and so tuted a shareholders! er eatammaliienaiid § t ~ E . : bak ) : PROFITS $50.000 PER YEAR Continental ee ee eee for ABSOLUTELY SAFE ‘ane Ri aiara odéctes Sl BOX T-353. P.-D. 1806 Arcade Building. Pest- Dienateh Siiver bul! Olive 668.2 Higa an EE Se” Atami ELLE LLL LOLA ALL LLL ALLOA. te A ise eit 2. we ee ow ~~ 4+ me ¥ tars i. de® pS 9 at aad ee MOIS RE : EE ee On RR ee ee 7 + A tes ia ve Opening of Crain IIx«cchange sharply at butures Preepeo-et ehange on the Chinese and F in- R . 12e = ‘ 2-85 = . = dian markets went st: >! 2 a ae ; > : x nage > 13. —~ See Scand. & Pacific run Pradinz mm pared wit? a mo : + Jew “RRM i > ° i . a at thirag Hongkone has llen from $7? , — © 3 ~ ss. of oa 'S Own! -aotsand 4 ee r eenta to 85. and . ve els eres 7 lrillin | Ass i ; IN ANCIAL cents to 40°, elightiy agains on ned d in fa- . _ = ’ . . > - : . vor of France ~ women : “¢ : - co. =. eees : t market | : 6% 16%, te, Pere Mar SES 7am exas 4 puation and it rm > appointed to 1 bil} Statement of Condition — a of the ST.LOUIS STOCKS = i a Res, | ite oft as | Local Bank Clearing: Sreveteter ) S20 es Tee Su ES Mase we BS Lj. Bx “a oe g in| wheat after | May ||33 3: Seng Pi ‘a= tw WS as tothe carly dave of ane weak , WH¢H the) wheat guaranty] act] ex ercantile Trust Company Today . Mie S$18.921 Yesterday, - 23.9: ; ! 7. . ; , : Wednesday 7) on $: ' 7 “se ss “ti 0% 6 | ; % , : : R . -t¢ : ™ , “aos Me Deseria St fam ; \,perrv's/o/i SE ctl oe... 23.412.! ‘ai. Fr. Sean ee | nt ind ope: a" Fuliy rne ‘edera | ST. LOUIS | Last Week ... 9570.55 Realt a oo” eka Co oe. ae jo 28 ‘ 3 | Stac! : pr to-* Dire ee . ‘+ . . . : . a } : . ° ’ ; : .s ‘ O ’ : ' - Aft he i lage Pad Regime ss. We RR ee ee ge —) ae Me-~her kaderd/ Prices were mized eon the St. le 7 ; Be j > ; _ s = RESO — od and the net changes. as con ane | ie - “1 # a7 "27 @16 4h —— a ime Gay’s sales or of last Me . .. ~ ; nm : P ;, Time Loans | e: 687 737 21 eh ‘ ' row a ” 18 ~ . . . . fi] .} . | es ; Dems ¥ Loans Qq 419 106 49 . ‘sz a : °F, 4 3 . . > . ** — . > 7 . , . , , : , ' dl . ‘a : ve ‘ _ a ee . 68° 0! . sa : : ; . z£¢ : — —— ’ ’ a = 7 : ‘ : : a A cer Dp ances : ; s Pay tei ‘ a mya? nm ‘ -) + | Refn!:. 7s nl tet atch 5. nota = >-bs : ' ye eae | Sa Sey te l. S. Govt. t erts of Indeptedness. 3.094.000 00 of Com i ; ' 2 : e Te Mate LS . Pi omc api i Try itte rill neni Rends and Stock ee ee" a poe. AD $47 164,326.93 144 °° 95 “i wi Ziy@ravlic B ‘ : ' tec ew TOURA. - ’ aloes! Ganas oo: : =a 8° Siad ow js OSS, 4 ——. i A>. ' , antic | *Increase. ‘De -rease me _ ) oS 184 a an : : , |. S. Liberty Bonde and Vi L1ASING SESSIO *o ing 1 lete ii ; Wad = West India ot . Tita | , “LO¢ckK in Federa Reserve Beal arly nee will undoubtedly take pi ial of. Chives teatitveia:] Real Estate Company's Buildin 51) O00 0) Addition to Buila now pet! > ae 4 safe Deposit Vauits. (\verdrafts ts aha ¥ ) Pe woo! lambs arour Customers’ Liability on Letters of Credit. 16°.5 : Re of Marketsi ne if wetomers Liamiitr ar 4 repta ; ‘ . , Billie Reereivahie Rediseounted :; oj en > 300 ‘000 mw Casn and Dme from Rank&s.. Pianos «ccc ees occe 6 tae — GE « ... ..e ~ CHICAGO SAVINGS DEPOSITS fF ono an $y we Re ——f_ | NEW YORK COTTON $60,589 989.16 DROP $30,623,674 IN ? MONTHS Loh? As oe ie SS EP OT ON Sse ince he is, weet ea: «= RALLIES == AFTER ee sos Jap Stig joan 4s to: 1s Mo. Pac’ 1335 | oatsd POCKS. at. , OPENING SLUMP ae EEE \. oe Ste cee eee reese eee 7,000,000,00 Br tbe Associatco4 Prees CHICAGO. Ma, 5.--i#ans and dis eounts of State and national barks : + here expanded $87.962.132 since ¢! +t2-3-% ayy Ricertee : — s > Bex last bank cal! Feb. 2s. to a new C of G nd ’ rT » ‘ , . c : = ante 7 4 : . : total of $1.544.421.72! as of May : = 4 to : | : ane. eet compilation ef published reports of pre@ent call revealed toda) Deposits Shrung $30.623.674 to a level ofr $i. 788.574.6878. Thie los*® Was im Commercial accounts as sa\ings Geposite showed an imcrease of 31° 340.460. The national banks Ise: $74 oe oe ¢ s Indebtedness + ie de ed — oe sit) ry i) o deposits. whi! i, ie tate : a’ . ; . : . “e- - er i) ; ; »¢ : , , s : a ‘ . alae DP ia — . - : ” Banks gained $22.458.7 Ess - & Alven 34, | eS 1. — os > : —y 4 .¥ . ee Rese ° Bank ;' 3 ro ae ate pe 90 ale = Q. tnt es 4% to e Lg Ww} Sa : = 1% | and Sugsemption Payments on Liberty and Vj ne 49 503.04 a ae 7 > tea! 3 ta Howson ‘eae ‘. - ‘ lid . Government Deposits. ....... Bank Star = haart Sees. . ca cec dec cee Depestts, Demend ...)...4050 $46 854 232 82 ~The arte banks eud $69 559,969.16 11. 926.24 on a ceptances: . isi suiiee cee 2 695 082.45 i a ' ostaen Letters of Credit.... a: Federal Reserve Bank -- - . ~ A os Ss » ‘si"'he a a ae. LiP#T ys! % ey SERSTz oe _ a Pod « ; (Cf za si a®@ *? - - ; STANDARD on. El Sa Ee pe RP TS ae eee Shoal Mississippi Valley Trust Co. $98,915, Tim mr S san . ) | , se Money and Exchange jee Sweets Co ixtoser 36 10 33.00 33. m3 N. W. Cor. FOURTH and PINE Sts. NEW YORA. Mar $.—Steriimz bear ur s : Ma . is" Tv. . ter tmererement in French are italian -* . bat notin | se a . ie ‘ ‘rent . ' ' : - .- s os . e 7 sts resortabis 7 3 | Somebet 3 Saw shes “fember Federal Reserve System of the United Stct-- > *.f There wes & beavy tone to the market Sterling tm the eariy trading today. ¢emand aru amt and a oer " Se - te .% : he + being quoted at $5.55. a lows of 1, from the ‘ O wee ua ranARe 08: ™”. & Sten + po : Leia iidentse. Practiont Suien| i ae he, Whoieas: odd! : joan Condensed Statement centinue@d frm and made further advan . ; — Pate 0 > . Louis Flour Market ; . Telar's latest prices of exr>ance on 1 the ™ , Am. ‘ote 2 - = May 4. 1920 a oe aaa hich, te wena | 5 12. 5O@IS; 20D ver cont at Stz@tz! = Resources wy “0° orsenm™ et cn as ; MINING STO h &. ; Lawes +s ea Tings $5.7 we S12 ¢ uM a * coding ~. ; ' : Tar a oa - , : = ‘ > : : . , : . > c 7 ee Ake SES “ele Es SS" STEWART-WARNER CO., T ioe “i the cerresperding + «ek nané. 9.1 4 15 . ~ ee [ee —_ 4 ' ' $4 ~é et ; = i pres ’ - ~ : : 1 3! my : . ) { = = * : a? . af gain shown. this | $e : INCREASE CAPIT SEF art | . 4 “AB of gain soovm this | 36°85 xy AL STOCK : $44.611,85068 Te o. . . : - : 4 — > a ~ . « ‘3 es , eee oe ‘. te approve an increase in its ap- . ital stock. frem 400.800 to 600 090 shares of no par value. Of the new $1 0 eftock 66.006 shares would be iseued © _— . etn e rr medi un ~ 5 am a ' , — "" for the ovrtetandi: st rt ; ee - : | Ss - farturiag stock. ~ i oe a 4 8 jap ne “y “ t . , 8.211 213.84 . ae men | . cc, be ai ae - and Undivided Profits 8.574.6956.13 $44611 869.68 <= ~ Inc tease e eiaihd Si - Sheer t~e~— . —_ ~—_ a. t oO _ : rate, _ the remaining 14° 40 shares . ¢ months’ bite oa | ~_ t be retained ia the treasury. : —s x + is ¢ ' We ' Ferg a ’ _ . . ~ a e “fer aves mye uyut ges et eett iii i titi aay Hus eRee ye

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-" Te een ae Fer ep, ee eee samen ‘td rr RR Tr eerie neceer. —— -* : 2 ee aoe nn queen Pry re eee ee eee - ~~ . . ye — a - — aS —— ee ' PMA E BEST MA ‘ Lae S iN WHica 4U BUY OR SELL Aly s¢i HING is right here i in these Want ad col T pyle ) ~ == one marl umns. and be os wT. i TRADING IN CATTLE “3 ateue—ennein vases ~——.— es ry it conuinced. POST-DISPA TCT. ll es Pakewe e COMMISSION AND COUNGH JURY IN STRAUSE va © SEALED PROPOSAL TTT | : \ RICES _ IKET ; HOGS 25C LOWER my uae anabere tips and white ’ pap se s npaicinineten _DANCING HELP WANTED--MEN. ‘. sOYsS i © 20¢ to 2hc per dozen oe 335 SOON T0 GOVERN PALESTINE OUT 40 HO veTER SATISE. ENT, PROPOSAL Fr i ak ; : ~ re aj $1.75 for white and $1.50 to $1.75 | | | EES HANGAR deated proposals will te sate ra gaelt NeRd. WY Rot your feet THER MA x of. May ¢ | a hi e-grow > 12 we per” dozen ' iN in office of Chief of Construction itve 1 na +4 Sa, Scene Acaden *, “ ? een eee Pig’ Pe mang hy were: i » 4 ald : ; ome - wh, os fe. — oo 2 ; . *ls.° - = Vv 7 vet o - e Were lower apr , ~ “~~ _ = atena h as be to $3; Mississippi nancy [iontes, delegation to the peace con- BIA MING Te iN, Ill, May 8. yg ; Quartermaster, Ca! caaber - Ride »lerger. om mesious quarters: Rern- oie 8 h et Peterson siiers Pe: pos tin . - : “ ‘" re ny \ ms ; . ; ; lel ld ‘ . _ at iton! o, T ' oe Pelt : : ao al . ; iat ~~ = OR Che Ge: ert! Monday. No material bee whe H—Heme- grown, 40c to Wc per bu Head of American Press Associ- | ference. suys the Government of; 4fter deliberating 40 hours the jury — me i x, wee ke cast of Grand: no phases, Gamera | | nm trefe « — » COFN Closin ‘ RaTae. WES Dt on the few -* Palestine will be placed {1 e in the second trial of l:dgar ondays, Thursdave, Saturdays: priva‘e jee. ~s Coed & Ri ehter, ion to lc lowes Sam SQUASH--Florida 1%-bu crates, 84 / ation Pictures Small age re ae oe » tine BARES! ctraubd. Paerta tune ee lemme en core and class+s daily: mornings, eftermoone | _Broadw iimated t} I 'E CATTLE QUOTATIONS. OMATOES—Fiorida repacked, fancy. 89 of a high commissioner and a coun noe rigs 5 ‘a sanker, charged NOTICE ’ tinal —_ ec enings: powitively best training: uo wr a 2 : — oa ae - = j REE TEER! IN | New Boor nee "S5. %y | as Be! ng Squeez cil until such time as popular rep-| With the murder of his cashier, ~ resiotin bie Ge aeter Mas 1 T will not be _beur ron te — ; ae Apply bos ‘Equi table’ ‘« ' — ; one e - . , Ala. a to a per ' i : " - . oy - s e 1@ 7” ary ehte nm ~ A a con tra@ t- —7-— ; fre ene 3; ore? =A ‘sentation can be introduce 1] iy he Berne M. Meads, “a Peoria Dec °3 bY MY wife. Oct ——-- id fatvorab - Weath . 7 Cat’ T. . ay mper re Ss > imuro iW ‘ ti ? i 4 . cc. ot De av i® Fer | nena 8 2 PY Owe meer , nin % 1 a LEE BUYS 16 yeare ol4 an@ un. to learn .- Hilish fee ling sccnsill } 15@ 5 $2.50 to $3.5 ~ aemegrown, bu ben ty the Associated Pr country. The new administration tx ted a disagreement and (‘SPECIAL NOTic? 5 a PROKAS =KY TO ATTORNEYS 0 ae making: geod pay to start, ” ocala a 3 dite issuance of . aan bd ee Tesponsth, r any debts made CENTRAL Lew Bureau. 806 Chestnut Co. ‘i408 Siete P oe aa cae rup report after “ : oy ea . Ty Fruita VW ASHINGTON. May & The pic- and the a nmnouncemen?’ of the nanie f Pui After 24 hallots the ] ifs Fon on 6 au ~ our fe : 5 n wite ae un] r 3 - rreamtt ers: Huections: *ipD attorneys. vre hoy r ir ~y * ‘ - aa 7 : ~ lig 7. . - , ‘ _ . " PE am a PA TTT. . "Tus 7 peo or G tore. ong - , “sion tended to cupes "neife vp Bes eT Extra fancy hard ben 4s in ture of the country press, the little, Of the commisioner may be expect- |! ' ) ~ for acquittal SPE L NoOTIc! — ; = _ +82 Cabany 2888 4510 rh is mar : ope traders ex T ose ’ . 7) ald 0° so. ordinary No four page paper er fror back non e ed Soon. 4 he jy . _ the firet t! ial found t . ‘ denae ; ; . al | ao , , DETECTIVES 4 (rong. errande £0 - a - wart : ore ition than 78. one co 3 ‘ _* " " CaN ‘Si ‘ P *! it ti } s1%, "Yr : By ’ in. Phone Linde!) S102 Lhe) ' ; as ; ‘ F Y : s COU 10 4 ims 7 4 ‘ rases at 88 ta $7 ff» . ’ = »* rovides f . ; a ‘ ‘ am ‘ , ee =e - *OUaGVIMLE, Aay- I OST oe? . + ‘ fi tts good ealary . nah ‘-rain, ma . ede ; — a ik Pd for exce) siors= American Press Associati nm. pre iti t) reselLiemer . Gi Irirmng the lor cou! ty . l¢ i receiy ed hy ere } ist an | IND on “traemer = iepatoh oftce i © : ‘ : 2 - A i” oOnilikes SO \¢ , .e ? . ‘ o h ‘ thoy i” ‘ - ~ ae ; tin) marker g ic . ‘l\auvart crate levies De } A. Along with hie picture of he tirst year o fa total of Probably 100.. night. lie the fatal f]) orging ad THEATRICAL ” : eo 3 red t “rn growing ; ranged t 82 ta a a bet ‘ AS. hee p= 00. Th Weisms: in) ines not s Sexi ee et ol - adi neails . , 7 ~ me - = e energetic. ii. : P $3 for pint cases a: * troubles of the country editor. Smith a ee: CS «a think UNnIsKered i ‘ haries Arline, --—----— , LOST - . eb ree good ge ‘iehau me ond @ , te sere ie ee gree ; eury rere Y } . “aT 'sTA ; ans a ; ther , te start b , u Zz 5 TD : v,% ; wu (rn ’ , ~t? ‘ . . (ASeR — = $3 30 to $5) for ' > ; » te there “ ill be ar’ Chiis EF IUKeP A BQeneral Tuesda Les : j ‘ = ' made the direct charge that ihe exodus of Jews fr Eng! j m4 seatartrahnd | Minted SR 7 Ost re nse? ror a | _ re i } ri e* _ "¥ li al i; me ' ] , sk ‘ . econ “ I A he A Het nough many English Jews a i Woodvill * and Kountze Officers "8%?! orest LISGR : Le ive i ' i’ . . s 2 id ie AK. ARTER @ ¢O. : nered and that the print paper Hi- | 9. — ‘ Pateetir _ ‘ i i Ped —_, - ‘* . _ T.. } . i i) | " 3 Line ere aki: Z& the rneero in an automo ‘ OM Bil . ' mt : 7 ' 3a " + ail ‘i fet) hanes Elsewhere beth tad eonnnlied itn mamma SF eBotie : : | . ir ar , aty = er aT . WANTED q s ae ty ’ mnt} 7 es a4. ai ~~ - ‘ancety ' Ppiy ‘Continental Portland Ce . —-) ‘ ' (‘or mer. Sal ne _Ca- . t; north ¢ | ee ’ P . , . , ; We se a. ae toe te ¢ Stan .. aaace lights mn “it § o- > Be Ue » S04 aoe: on ah fathered papers, and that unless quick relief CHIT AGs . May 5 J idge THiew oro ¥ aid the me S®age., it did not a . sal 7 lah i Des MEN. BOYS TP . .? af ears “ ose eee mer 4 ‘? T¥, "y ; . : & ¢ , LS ag a haw > tir i ) ery r i,t 4 ' %. = \ . " na . ! ' ‘a , es _ : u af reayy* , me oat liec ee wd ’ é ; ; - : ‘ “Pes ’ ‘ 's. 1012 boxes: State, was provided half of them would be lay S «@/] " (¢ urt of Domesti . il vs , hero Ss death was in- 2. ivern, re ‘elturi oy) ~ om w a * ork urn in large iren and ates)! concen: ; a 5 + ee id, colored and whit ine ;, | Relations bought two re ers tended. 3 : eT, | CARPENTER—Wants eo moterate salary to sta: t but Rood _future, ne , erage run, 29.4 30- wiped out of existence. ; tect his ) ~ : om ie oe 4 4 i ite , ontalning ; : ings, bullde uasemed. Bi ok adaeoeth a ie oer eee. opute that 2 gt weg ’ , protect 11S Nome from burglars lie 7 a . t ‘ mG Hill fold, Scruggs. \ ar derveert’s | kinds repairs Grand 9613 2 ey - om expects te Rox Go. 194 sa at snatch, Act od | ; Forest 102: is a hos oa it | BOYS—To learn trunk making; y r ‘pot make, white Charge of Re ion of Output ) 3G 20c; do average \ near Hridgeto: rewWwatl sit with large m fe. : concern by oa1s w that the market had been cornered Thee can vesterd ALRUQUERQI | | ehle. Bridgeton.” Mo | ts sine eer. years old; salary #20 per week to start: steady et which waa | sai! 1. , ' hey came yesterday while 4) ALBUQUERQUE. N ¢ UT eae tart. $180 Box 1.7. Post-Dispetch 1 ore on t? 4 tea \ ‘a 4 { . . sta ei ¥ - 5’ —. . ; “ Q - NI Miay ‘ i at : ii 4 oe . ; ‘a et, - ‘ “o - D> nwt ' ” ead. Smith, whose association largely sup : ri : .| 75 work Ps \ ore : : , ‘ 4 ; : } . ° . : : " . ‘ : , 4 a ali } ‘ aly ° oor? . ,? ; ; _ . ‘ » ge More + -_ ~ ; : - ‘ ’ “ae a sii +) a f _ Judge Wa 7) i KK re iieé Nii rT} hour nai nas pure hase ci : —e - 4 ee hemt oe ; ‘ Tt nla af ] It" RPHY TRU NK an uTne ii : . : ' Pies (ne coun rs pre SS was i fi irst ‘ tare = ‘ - ?: bea : : i ' j ree Pr on “we ‘ ; ; ‘ ‘ *) jite «4 ' Meifar it) 13 } | : ‘ olvers, a flashlight and ime | 20,0 | r Waee inane ee | aA ‘Hontea?” Ceateas Gia . . 13th and Papin. (06) he ry i tO allege a « OnSspiracy To regulate har k with 246 ent + etl ier ; gs) . : ' : ’ . _——~e eee P mie. 2 | -_ aa ce! output and price spe t= of erp wl "pp m Sale TuWesday mor) = pe a i ’ : ’ seins Th On wit ' BRASS ; NISHERS hLaperienced it port . st , pulke —" ’ J Today the Judge. thro ligha , i 2 4 pound oT es ANI ~ . farmils nat e ref , ; Ta FOU te plug cock making good. stead . m . ei y¥ »? Nate ° ‘ a —— 4 ” " : , , it oO! tor t) » o- ie eialiis ' , , a ’ 4 g ITy > Assistant Attorney-Genera) ATES pape! requested the burg! ame six , = i@2 = ") ic ; igs ae ~ o ' .") “— ' . . Bot Man, Apply ~ rt: large.’ . ; ij ‘ ] ; , erai : : ] y Mo. May, * - Pin . ae sti j , ii ai ' , tr} *} .- : Op . wares Werner , - fiche cet ht a " — : pad ; PT OT ’ S'angs Plumbing eferences ri ee a — fet ’ ' > ar , , .f igh ; “ *oremen and ‘we a aa . . l’r ” » 7? t ’ +” ; a ’ ‘a: h Vee prices and what additional legisla al Fark : 7 ** te it | Miscellane tion was required eward ne avestion | 1)| MAN — Sit. by youna: wa gen th is as | eous ] r ets FINANCIAL re O0-Lest? tonne Wee AN Sit. | Jo ont Ratt office | bands "Addreae ‘Reig’: stevens Bal . , , I , | i } ; — npioy : "th Poat _ e\ens Dabkery Co, ° 4 ' —= A number of manufacturers, brok INANCIAL . ah ite 1 reward rety Ay a > . pienat Fo kiord ‘ASS SEF “Ds per 160 ibe.)—Nominai! sand Bn : er nat onl = gto ate p f S mh. epad pet | “A DINET MAKE R #- And bench in@.is ers and nere hants also were h ara Lh ed -] Timile “tia . ~ ioe 1 ana > eh. N miig peler ces steady work 1317 N or "th ot. a we «6f 6 'Rerivt Ail res rl ¥ ‘ MA N Gern an. 32. wante Doni tio: = : ian” M — _ orto Ponay. an a rs ’ ; © ” Texas: in moths at $6. % to 8&8 for low rade (tai). ee te to 81). to 610@10.75 for fair to bY the committee fn executive ses- nome (Jarfle) 5] “- - ’ > ' : grocery store and saloon ei perie: ed. . MUNE}) Aya ry ? ,¥ the ewvact monn ’ 251 ‘mt Dispaten ’ tox ' Fost-Disratene “Se ; ; . ! e i ive ‘> ‘ t? ‘? ON @7 S500) ‘ s lor X BSA @. a ‘ ° ’ 5 ales . vv As ‘ an I OM) pe > i > ie | ‘ CARP] ENTE R hood t re one of the for. =f at ki do not, under ~ er pe eee Se Se ae OPE” eee. ER in choice cle and tal’! g*. fi 25 for low - eraue Up to $30 ro .) to Roo d c lean , and profits reed. Sudan aes £1i@ii. %- oiden mil- | : t iti : ’ . | mM ( reward a | ry ) sal tet at 84 to 84.50; hog millet af F320 bulk; in a general discussion of condi S atement of the ondition of MONEY__L to Se Tite ers and cross ties. Hox L-! 742 Olive common millet at $83 and Siberian millet at 4) ne Smit] ? ) ‘Or { rm he : ri : let ween. Ho re «Rank 7 it : - PEN _ —_— ions, Smith. told the committee hs: wR bill, between Roatmen’s Bank ‘ iS. at present en it : CARPE a a Tis padi 4 ) . ("ll Grand 497W anda “tnd er _— ‘mpioved by large aArnbard fc7) he ‘ LA a'} aa ery my r 145 “are prarctica 4 ' . i. SARPENTER profit. | 82.9003 bulk , STOCK PE s—Sominally, per 190 Ibs: thought there was as much profiteer : A ’ } {a", ‘ : : n would ang Tr & prop. ' to Curran Ptg , Ath nd Walnut ete (‘co an which wil] ip. strayed or stolen, April] 2 de uv naible coneer fravel | rw. wa 1 — ——— ‘ * } tA I i . . “Ml Sor igher } Phippoorw!l! and new r 9 ts 9.25 NFL for orang dis overy a substitute ' * é , P ¢ m? . >| : _ " : : he ae “ - , r * : J ‘ « , » . ch. . oot to.s0% 11 as agains, PA) 3 e! } =n F EI Sound s@ed at $9.30 pulp could break the Spot market _ at Locust and Broad+y best references Call (entra - , ; “ FE S..-Tied, a. | white. $4. and ile recor imenced ar appropriation : “4 —" , b sgrie F returt to mal PIPER rTER Sit eX, ert noed Bot 1.-218 ae 1 who can speak more than one lan- ’ ' vA ; h’oat-Dispat, h = s age i Hore Apply E J Woolever, - + . : Jerminal ote) Bs ’ r arket wae ote i £3 Zt, - Du. ~ ‘ , es . ee a ae fi 1} _ " " Rr . KWHE AT vominalls $2 a4) per 100 of Py 90,000 for pulp substitute ‘ \- e J ; . 3 P . . th ear . as : RIN rl Da Pr : " . a « P ‘* * hh ¥ Tiare ris les - et lll a 4 ef. me uo inle leaire permanent ’ i. in sacks periments, and urged moditication of | *e... rewa ‘ tion as private printers ‘ \ py IB pee. CHAUPFE St n._to dri ve er oo Ba * AD Wine! nat (7) — l La! _ Port Me spat : ov . - aalear: ‘HAUFFEUR- Ford as with ~siperienes day 5 “\ er ing OT ; DRIE r : RU ‘ : ' larger part of e curre wee n -vaporated rings app! les lees , wy alt. clanses ’ Ib. and quarters llc to POStal regulations so that small pub- 13 eTBOOK — Lost taining §20. ¢ SUPE RIN’ rE ND ENT ‘) ~~ “ qr i) 8 . « i ’ ‘ ys . and vas e he: . a * Fr ? * an -_ . } Pe | + ir . . oe t eH T HOR . : | un-drie. quarters apples at if iis hers might get shipments from th . : ‘i th : saa ie dares eine casitiea “2 ENT—Sit.. | me ‘and PALL CT RG oe mm seeere Crattes " ; ANT) PEAS.White beane {tn car Uillis by ._parcel post. ' ; on a =A: Chaastiimataak cellent refenan ce Hox H-1847. Post Dis (7) | rancement. Bor N-58, Post Diapatoh. te? ' s . Tr rt e in | v, } You NG MAN lil h echoes ‘ ’ May 4th 1920 ) ae. 4 ’ tote Po | graduate, with 4 CHEF First-class popular price man. Call lr to «Oo Oia at " n oo - : lote higher Pinto beans s John A. Penton of Cleveland. O vr ; - “ars bus!ness ei Derjier * Ces). es ori } poe tera © " e- epp|)) «PORION. can operate typewriter bete een 8°30 and 0:30 a. m. or & ang 6 . p eouthern horees Oar} (~) Ihe From «tore ‘| ie, © «ood southern horses ++ 7. peas, green at lic and ellow , presented proposals yesterday tw ante — @ southerners ’ Per li) iba {ali fortila plack- P 7 , ‘ . . vs rT) Y . tei fii Returr to 1! tT’ ‘ : ‘ tr . pt: ostmaster-CGeneral Burleson and - an | : . hee Fet eleanor: ie , A 3 f C LEANER Wet cleaner: must be therou > North Marker SITUATIONS—WOMEN. GIRLS 'y experienced; gvod pay, steady oo ie “~ 7 a — ~ ~ ri aouthern horses . ’ choice lima beans at $12: Cali- | ’ saee ’ a ' a&.I- PE—Trading in mule TA es in pink hel ne ‘ bh . $7 o% . , | - at 88 and large white » ‘the Federal Trade Comn oO r ' during the morning ne | HONI ¥ Southern extracted and etrained— |. hes a oes F lor car; rews : North M . a yubling the postal rate on class C S | om ne fame ) : ) | ive Se ee apply $08 sy . | | CUSEKEEPER Ri 201 Peston third Ulive et Ph eines yt ie re-| floor CLERK--Ne experien ” necessary. pe Yo Routh is at present ratl aT dik m9 Dright amber in cans, 13@16c— dark ! eaiere® are Ae A CONSE ’ ; rv leas Comb in cates amber 28,4/ BOu, iM hyn ti io hh in , their buying in the comm “ ° inferior Se? 2ho per ib. fancy lover "9, publications weigning more than a Ni signet: nit J ‘ ye » Aette , an ar } . Jo . heue 0 Z ' ' : pound, and limiting daily papers to } an change mee 923.671.6420 | Phone olf “86 OR o aetna tn | VIEW ROX 4-414. 0. POATE Te. ; 1 boots and shoes ty he believed it embraced the details Loans and Discounts $6) 146,558.88 T—-laost: on ass car ’ G VILI.EOCTOR And. Solleitor fer co and ! 9 ae 4, . si aad ; ning insurance papers an prelfol Hi E LP WA N T E D _fompany. Box C-08, Post Dispatch — SA . = COOK SECOND” “cook 50S N. Vandeonter. Livestock © Elsewhere [non $2. Rubber No and shoes Bic, |b =f. . » oe; auto tires 2c; inner tubes of a thorough examination by the Acceptances of Other _— ke Purchase =p | li ry: " " , . ai ° : . . . — foarte may. a ng ee A = SCRAP IRON AND METAIS (per 1 Ibe, COMmiIsSSION s representatives, At the Building (-onestruction Acrount Son O00 OO ri nt fIDPLS., «as ; nort.y #.e¢aqa" ‘ , : 5 . 71 } : ; : : . ‘ , ; s ; | AT ; : I a ee a Rie conn Sa, Deevy beef steers copper, Sit. heavy, yellow. brass, §1oho,,; Department of Justice it was said Customers Liabilit v, acct. tunce 2 076,420.46 Se kane a MEN, BOYS . ‘Ton s! “Spring: Lindell S31. ee avy fat cows, steady to | ; } - copper and c er : the report was he e e ‘seith - — arr . ; Pi, 5 ea WHITE a? Last 2 - reward for —~--~-— Se ee ee ion : me. . and light weigh 7 OF ‘ I koa Ls ato: $3: ; | " iting port Wa ing tudi ad “W ith a lute rest FE; ne d. nor coi iler ‘e} R&S] 4 O04 returr _ alts 4 \ inf ART ISTS We want firet-claes 7 echan! cal ‘ OOK ler mere wend ” junch. Apply : rearlings Up more 7 oF its an r “ . = a. ~ | view Lo taking such actic mas it War- — = : — _ = : m . : os | ines a J ; : ; lari’ ‘ 5, 48 N Oth « le? . ‘ aluminum, Cc; @crap tron in ar — £25 REWARD ve! ’ ® person at leace uche ho unde retands per@pective an} votes intent aa litia = st peme—Receiptes, 10,000 o ia ‘'tanted,” $101,804,487.21 to the dAiseove! f cloth and clothing st ine work Huckbee-Mears Co... 35% COOK To work Pp igh in, ON. 18th et. Man- fo Bulk) wy ~¥ ) Tree : : nmand full quotatione en Wednesday n! t 1308 N. Grand ax + A ‘ta at St Paul Miren (eT hattan ‘ ‘atering ‘a. Mi wes Maent and light but _ ore . be id fuil grown ‘per ib.) - Cahany 4726 ARITISTS. DESIGNERS. JI LUs TOR . x, Os ‘ ’ , 7 ‘- sae — t. IRATORS COOK. Short order and stea:ntable man. pounders nm : white live geese &Sc. prime gray do Hides in Si. Louts«. Ves with advertising as > emmerianen kk Reh ot nan. 1 LIABILI IES : ; FOUND i a . . : preferred ? Bu Ha Dee - Meare ie 355 Minn - ‘ OOK Se ‘ond. inuat be neat and. clean I . os o~ . “ t at hau Minn P beard and room. Mo. Pacific Hospital, California 2? ee eee to 2oc lower; bulk 100 . Ducks—-White @&c, eniored 4% Chick posntere. #15. 75.0 14. t0 en—Prime drv-picked body Ge, green Ac~ = viet and steady. Quo: irrent eceipts, Za), e#etrone two fi muety not want« Chicke t * bod ound tare r hid : ¥ ' ty ‘ } ; - - . lb shorn lambs, $19.1 ‘OTP . Saeed roy + weal Whiten bod ~4 > ig ean Le , 2 as - : oe os ARTIFICIAL 118 FINISHER — First. | — —— ——— + eee oe eee. 38 Fline ... ‘ Capita i O00. 7 " Past as55, ! ve able to do the leather | CUTTER Experienced on ileather: siraw ‘wor? LY POLICE DEPT Hedgecock Artificial limb | “board shears: good wages for reliable ma * E ne », 1410-124) Comsmerve et.. Box L290. Post-Dispatch A 2 -— eee Week ©: Bhorn lambe, she to higi 4%. colored 20c, green 152. wings. tall O. .* eee S around Stc higher; sheep, pointers Re ~~ ++-+0+--39 Saited .. ieee Surplus an rof arnes 76.95 Arte ITT of - BROOM CORN Ney chowe selr-working u! — ls Falted, pack eal : ; ed c ‘ | ‘ 3s “Fei cane a TATE IL] LN SE, At ith : , 1 é , ; . Mo, May ; u- and hur! at 8250 to $300 per ton, medium N pécvcccene GED on a uterest Unearned | | 503,118. $686,292 32 ith District eo ~o - ‘YLINDER PRESSMEN ~ >: of Markets: eeipts ss gelf-working and hur! at $200 to 822%: me Giue stock .... 10 Culla, salted. : (ireulatio neo? TAR ; itetric . ‘FE SSO Y (LERK-- Must ae thoroughly a cg Ra... yee oy Noe ou ientere ts. li higher: ' ul 7. dium to cbholee tnsidesa and covers and com- Tneured or ‘freah. 4- per pound lowes: ' . Ae . ' 4. mu we. }? > ‘ uF iets expertenced in | dupe nfic * present andi , itiens Fert Wayne Printing Ce. Port Sium. $144214.70: bu.k. heavy) : % mon eelf.working and huri at 8125 to 8150. pert cured, 2c per nouns Ace selene ea rE vecuted f tfomere T K *ER’ LS t 10¢] ris tre Sitions, replies jential. Box M- | Wayne, Ind. Common tneides and covera at $75 to $100: gg" mane and n. 1 ’ «Me LL} SF At fit ‘istrict 'ost-Dispateh (cl re - 5: - {ese ry & | tor Ta tis e« . — " wo ; LEA’ HE: i WORKERS oT dtc ~ b Al OVMORTLE Ww ASH EE iR La pertenced. Ap bags and eult cases : oo4 piy at once Mat Delmar | ses) steady work Stabllity Leather Goode crooked half pric Tr Inte rest Al TOMOBRILE Mise HL ANI One whe hse 1S, = 4th at ae 1) e. ST. BEESWAX- Prime at 38c per lb-—impure hea Fo Wc; glue and pig. Reserved f and inferior lees tremely grubby hides classed as glue ‘etaiek + (Perce Magers a Re served fur Bui auing (onstruetion Acet WElmiulinmi , n ~ O00. BUSINESS CA R I »S bad general truck experience. 1120 8. 11th. | DENTAL LABORATORY MEN—@et-up tame a eae fluishers and pollahers: nene but fret- , Vea jere ~ ’ ywer: h . 50. ede mostiy 2oc : yy , ’ ‘ . ee Regge : Bills Pavable with Federal Reserve Bank * OR5.000.00 , niin BAG AND StI?r Shi MAKERS —Steady! o! need apply: high salaries and theal a -| Working conditions Herry Dental . ier mast. wok cio Bills Rediscounted with Federal Reserve Bank 87 294.006 p | 4 . a ‘ 4 . 7 ; = : ~ work, ZOO a’ hour mits ‘ie r “079 ~ : ga ? oe " . Pats {UY UU CARPET CLEANING wai -U thd OLST’ G er trooda Co ; Vik S thy ' fell orator’ nee biqulitable Bidg " hh anda Hi, tley First-class first han: cust at higher than last Week s she lower f ' me i a Deposits. . ; oOo} A oe CTRNITURE ‘paired at G U pls : *.7 . S =. vey 7. te bei ‘ ter Forest 1972, Del: r§ ; read. rolls. 4829 Enstor DESIGNER— And engraver; = Savings Deposits 4,159,456.6. \KERS. Bene! ; NG ‘ - ru ’ ‘ ‘ i KERS-. Hence a ti and teres D.eas- . { AnD Pi h LEANI ; rug@e dry ¢ canes. ; ty on ane ‘ahead 4 a perienced. A pply F. Ww. STATEMENT OF CONDITION Other Deposits (net vreniet 6 YO9 1,525) 940 509.5] 1. lell 1087 nm) ant esurrou ne GLOVE Carpet Cleaning Co, 2034 Olive, | X™ENL, in.@ fing sits. Write or wie, Kele DH OGTEN JEWELRY CO, ee ere beatitetitedtnied te a ee ‘ com pa red with wee! : $101,804. is7.2 "Be none a2 and f ‘entral amd. (em) . Olive and Ninth. (e2) — cy mn ‘r ; - oo : uate airtin el } . Bi! 4 iat “ . Po: i RESOURCE iT ~ n ‘ : take plac T) 4 " . ’ aver a . P , “ } 3 Be Ug? » Pre ‘aA ferDp r@2 : = ‘= gi\e ay rn progressive maeachinerr manufacturer: ry arrigan & Sheehan dertak! ' or |} erences, Shiary G8 pertes =a 686° “*! #190 "oan to @eupervise departm er, Eggs ind 1 ou try loane a na Diseounts. $] 10. Sor 6420.57 , oo le “eA ‘ P J re New stead a. enue MIO : , . ‘ 0 ‘ , ‘ ter + a Il? spat s f ‘? f ¢ re otate age Br ond. ~ wy | Pia lasy { id _ b Ay 7. tan Pe of other banks purchased +) age 146 “* “ i 16.00, sO) S4 ; . ’ : S 40 a mM) . to wt Teo? . x | 9 oO ‘ : . re - : : : STORAGE AND MOVING : H ,.RRER For Sat irdaY at ' good * & Poem tent Neer ‘. 417 Pe =. ar terre ; he are prices va ay mae eae’ ~~ —_ ve awa, c= i t ! fo Calvary il} r ' aa “4 7 nl ‘ea , . Ty & 5 ae yay gwilarantee ioe Park DRIVER Par } ; i sitlex comm! houses to fariners and a : = & ifies ‘ 20 On Sudder . Phu yr. | (nee cain > aan : +t ie sok 2} STORAGE AND MOVING CO. ; a i ge pn eel TB pos ~ = enon i. Tete” in on. lnited States Certificates of Indebtedness 1,439,000.00 RI ANB ie a Thursday, ee Hough nd our dear brothe a oo 'firepr ot ene aha ” Vie 1.1. “olored Aw eet ote! fe right man, experienced pre elt stave usually quoted higher United States Securities Borrowed.... 4 224,650.00 * as. Chart nek} ‘Ike, Maurice yr rte ge termanm at dA avclack | ter €07. sidney 23 3 cae a a as | Ba ie “Cl mi pe F444, Post-Dispated. (el) : died. “A! e: : ; - . . . ’ ae he aa ‘ets ' cr erneo 1 4 heme ©. eee = — -- - . 7a’ mr~~w oe . ] als : : hite 7. na DD pelLte CLERK Middie-a ~s rian vi ret country can . United States Bonds to secure circulation peewee ? 000,000.00 “4 at Biederma: > o ferment 1 aivary net | VANCE Movil , $4.50 Boe o-04 : 70 Pershin ; 1230 am. or & houre work, also “oad Other United States Securities, a a so 1,223. 299 » 54 une 1 from Mayer's 4: iis i : . n i tne can , eta bs furnitu : | T tee " - T : = | “— vw fier Heo 8. : 4 " tras : Poets . on und , fa ‘ v l 62 . - ~aee - rie » t he ’ Tavior ; bit ete eqin'« : tts ae, 5S _— “ -, : to Libert vy Loan Bonds purchased account customers , 137.051.00 awn con : oly . : : Ta tree , LE : nove , a ea tre ae nd Pereh! ie age Sa:@r) ek ped a in “Tret etter ad s*.. ; : Pe : . . = ; int Sina! mete a? - ri iT} rf ve .t ‘ oY ‘eae move vou a8 low as 4 heb . : Lea - yy . ; packing stock at & (ither Honds. it a ; 14,127,594.10 . a member of Tower ov Y of Va rine on 7 7 var | ” rus , 7" ovine and Express Co , Ow Pips MixcHANIOCS . bet A ; —~ iat Be Pmt Dispatch ; a8 roy Stock in Federal Reserve Bank 450.000.00 note 3 A. M.. Bt pour Raptor. Ne. ©. ane | oly ete and Jon! > ~"F ’ f ; . ‘ >} es ae e cry pe ee: . . .* . _— o- : - . "itu UT : ’ ot? ! ‘ | | a Al POR 7« A : : } urniture, Fixtures and Improv ement Account 111,075.80 SORGM. = * Entered ito rt ton _ F: ' ost . me ‘ . hare throug ar with me to Los Ange on ‘et JIL. i aK MAKEHS ret clas INK EH-—Licensed, for night pity: “'9 “7 a7 cn a’ 8 D ’ nry ’ " = a - . : , - “ave : “ Shiu nr wre ar fer on rate yy ’ n : eve? " a oe ry fret 4 eor® te lich u 1G wy | ; = ms “to on f to TY 2) j ~ ler ana Tani ¥ moh 7 ; Steady work year around Parker, iam ¥ Mining & Mfg Co, 3914 Morganafor4. Gran A ’ stags, Ihe: afc: tur- : : “bene and voun . : old tom Safe Deposit Vaults... ; Be 181,427.87 it 42: le, 3 ; vroung and . 220 © ne nenn peioved. husband « tn . fror Z! nhein Broe ’ ; ; tr : . i Other Real Estate Owned. be, 101.02 mann (nee Slaeger lea the f ‘hn . : | — = , : "Ts . ’ our By father in -] ran: th ‘= x seat , . ' : i Sabie ~) STOVE REPAIRS ie. mN AND rRAY { AKE RS ALLA came ' Steady work good wages P| =RRAND BOl—Agply S008 “Raliway Fs: » . ‘ee : . ¢ . : ‘ » 2 and | slips, 3%; 1920 aprings. | $12 to , sis . ustomers Liability Under Letters or b redit. . . 439,983.60 and brother of Mrs. John i g,iuiness. youne and eid round. Customers Guaranteed Liability Under Travelers * ah ei. ails . BRATER SIOPLY CO—@teve resaire . ° iain - ion ww il penen. 94. ' a ted Chadka . Bevis heh : 126.857.68 ; a ooo are Soo adress |. er omneee Mey o. 18 a i - | A Be ee oe om ( MURPHY TRUNK CO. 13th! eRRAND BoY—-A 8 @eith Printing Co, mie 190 to 140 Ibe at Lt. » ' : n Lie Tela ; ! : 61° N. Breadwer 4th far > ite at JOT ]oe: ISG tbe ' , ? lity e cecent ‘es “0 O54 47 ‘ . m eOlS bs" :, ~ . hiv oveu tru i f the Re d ar) Ms ' 1 r. : Deretican etc... 6@ (customers Liability Under Ac ptan: : : 7.19: : ~B.. > bes a natn Cae a WALL PAPER CLEANING ETC. and | api ch : One whe ts willing te éa ercong bucks. 3c to Te; Casb and Sight Exchange pees b,. 344947 4 Mrntered inte Phured: lart hneider, 4 ter §R®..! ¥ a 5 . - eal Vv | 77.263.691.81 , nee Ammel) of 33: er. di p. ae — nt. — a! pion aot: oh as ». Louw muet epeck . 130. GR% * -~ 19° ete : ~ 4 . - : . : . 4 DAWN s . , a 7. 13 . 7 4 a , f eteady pareit ben iy, 4 YS 60 : > 5 chee hee * _— a into re » Thereda: ; PPOIEED 8° OP | : - : N - e—New Loulelana, He to Oe per Letters of Credit on oe ied , , ; : . « ; : { _ Y¥— Florida celery, 0 to §6 per Trave lers she xs , oc“ae east of g iay Yate 2 perter ; Marion Flee Ilete | Pine nd = . . " 12685 Sno ' . eeu, and our « r slate: Vay @ i" ‘ fe '. : / mt i 7 Acceptances , sot 2 122.193.57 rat ’ ri ‘ ss ni of Ho . t I } dy a oa Pur F ond Mav i rn : or a ¢ jan ' ; cee C8 to 51.10 per . Ace eptanc es of other Beaks sold , : e+e — 108'146.37 im family ri lens ; nad loin and Maz t ne ‘ (pelt tion at Princess Acad- | ; } S . > . ; t i% : ; 5 er : ’ Dp! . ‘ 4 ?7 i? " ‘ - ae ’ ’ ‘ 3 yu « '» . . » ; ° ‘oe : Ind MRERS— Two-doren weet bart Rediscounts, Federal Reserve Bank +s Whales 5,965,304.04 1U ice to Calva met iE | bh “0 . pM iv cr may S: closes 26ee | Go mm Pp Lt ols ee . © Use, . to . rh : . . ~- 80 “ , 7 4 y : . | Af a ‘ . og ; ™ , _ > ‘ = : .? . ; ue %. : ; a sty Bill Payable Federal Reserve Bank teneees 6,097 ,600.90 Ep ; - t). beloved wife of | boulevard, on Mon vy 10. n..| Bachman 70 Kasto te HOUSEMAN St, Loewe Club ‘ 4 Oo4 650.00 . ’ . ‘ ' , . iret Interment - at ’ 401064 try ° . ffca — : ia / ; ? ‘ gr opportuni! * Lew LMP MAN —Middl+ aged preferred, breaawas ; ready . iiwh » to N —_— a a ; . . : . 7 7 ANT—Fane sour serega te I'nited States Securities Borrowed , ger | Bert in petery . ™ rt : _— 7A : t mrs . 2 { j Ths 7 le ' , — wer) . P : Ae ; : r ; y — , . . renin ") i7 3 , age. * rm eto’ highwas $4 to SS per 1%-bushe! crate; Reserve for Interest, Taxes, etc !88 124 68 Saturday and Sunde, in Chestnut, 306 New JANITOR. 4 . avenue 4 ne at Adame’ privat e dancing eels ight work, $8 a ~~ eek = on rinting ‘te 1427 la “er doll ce. (c@) | .. 24 ‘c) | Jon Prise FREDO —@ heure per NTIONS..liome-aerown. ise to MWe . Total Deposits net) reaicdence 4 emeter,. achon! 298, v emt Pine a Jj PrAKK i open Sunday, May | hiya — por whi e week, apply at ence, S18 rier 7h ‘8 PEPPERS ~Pierida 1%-du crates, “alhalia $177.263.601.81 BRoonville (Mo papers Pp «ase ©. _ PERSONAL , fake Will =e . old. : 7 : (er PALIN Ln atita if fA ed work , (Pts . Tt : a; | re rk. GOP we Dood” wege ste oes. A Ne. 1 2 ! ze —Meme-crown Ne. . GRIESEDIECK- Entered into tut b Es cctaad day. Mar & 18°70. at 4 30 : Ath i ee) i Tt 6» these qualified “" ’ wo It ' oe rT? 4 . o : . ¥ ° . : ° . * : . ' -— Modern methods: | iiit¥—For wholemle he noth to | TANORERS—Colun: “oy ia ‘ , : ur. é ‘ ae a 5... 7‘ 5 ‘ ‘ ‘oat a tem te : ' | . 8 - i wood pattern ‘LABORE RS—Steady work. “ - tra a Ris “ie D GREENS - Homegrown, @e to 4 . ‘oF Ser > ; . glee 6 to you; have quit k ome grown curmmer crates. vel- Affiliated with . ®t. Leute Union Trust Co. we oe re. a “— = 5. | be ~t¢@ ie arn J 1, ts ww 82. 75, Ne. 1 white, s 2 9 ; ‘ “ by — eve . ' eo . ADOPTION ' EB ' ine 04 ; ’ .e an a 2h a / “ ab < Reeder a i nated BS ply A DOLP Ht Ss B [" S c W —_— a wt - —S Ss : . , , i * . ‘ ~t lane! na Sun- am z : : 4 / SS ° ° RB-—Homegrown, Zo to Se yx i. : ete ge pe nae y | ~~ | dey afternoons at . tn egcept | BOTS Ae samt rriere: inyet be 16 zeare' GLASS MFG. CO... Main ane nd oO v . ™ — ~ tebe tinfan’ u als 4 “as ~— 7, ts74 . ni nw ; a 3 . tone Dorcas. (e7) ‘Hamegrown. Me to We wer ; . a / het nth« 2 ferred . r' hiouck. ~Lovisiang berrele 82 ‘oe $5. eve wre ie erie Gl cet.

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- WHERE DOES THE HOME HUNTER HUNT THE MOST? Right here in these columns. Advertise and be convinced. “W 12 eT. LOU'S , POST- DISPATCH as Sa ee eee “SALESMEN WANTED : —= HELP WANTED—WOMEN, | GIRLS MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Se ~ -—-- — - a «HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS HELP WANTED--MEN. BOYS OOF RBS OO ’ | . Sie i STENOGRAPHER— An able stenogra! Pé TENTS—For Bor_ Scouts or fer children: ' Po ee oe pearioce ont 2 ere pee 7 au a. ; B. -ake an o — a | : : sc.35 ay Ps te ~~ mre X. arene | ences. Werner & Werner. 6th ani Locust:| 4 si 6 for the posith ~ was _of 150 S_Breesws | 2 tee! eres Aa Bs a - _— — ——_——~ a ottice ber m2 “Sa ‘Post Di spa . = RIG aT Te MANT he hy te! sale. in ) as STPELN« RAPHE And allround ce gt “Thine sf . tineluding Chicago The GOLD AND SILV a ae OP eae ME fet tt « 3 al - huT WASHER- red ma tonal: full tin or e2 nt demand — | olkeering. _ tal ost wonderful ofl in existence: ir- Ta le , pit ern L-+-¥, F.-D. As we have no information ielibal tt is tmpor- = tw start with. exce portunst; tud S ber: for installation. in- HIGHEST price paid for gold. rT ~ : . . = —— * - — -. . oO 7 ; - Ar es 3 id i > ~ 44- |p er How na ERS Jon press. | ES pay {cent com: sible to answer queries by mail or telephone. efvancement in young. rapid ree nai ane for somebody. CRRtf Sete hee aot ae . 7 ' 7. ’ : Li , + ; : tt . nis cements AS ul. a Nai f¢ : 1=. , : ; iston the : oe es Query for Sunday must oe mailed @week beforchand, ne oo “ye Ajiiress i's Phen 3 10. morning and event = fiamends. Sroker pwetry a ’ ‘ ; . ee a ee es et ens era Be REL : ‘a se *ee*>. P™one Rive . ea a "i o secu _ os 5a8 ' : ‘ . . oe ANTED ‘ nn . . : 7 ‘ , . = : 5 Re itn ‘¢ > eorner : > ‘ . " -— : . - A : : : : s ; : x tf : °. : . + j vost -Diepetch. : . een . ™ = a tw : eae 2 as hich th us i ims 4 t' or Poe? ’ = : ; ————— : peangserec ear See aro Wwreet—Pev hie cavie OPERA TORS and ne + Ce MoM ailrou me rated ” \ SUBURBANITE.- - rt . oe , i. + Play. ffie assistant $1 rags ne Wepapers®, magazines. A= Fs ae Work. Broad vay aed . . . he = J , “ o | | . : E sm . . . eo _ ee » ate Board of Agr J os " : . ) = = *. ickeled . Loe | me ‘ : tra 9 oe Ft wos ¢ ass a “Rasy Bee. ~ | — = pa =: : 23 ‘2 F. Bs'tord, pe iS ek “e9 eal » pristine ne ) | f Al EQUIPMENT Wea Senne | : - ost. and Paim ets i o- 7 oh r atoes. 7 oe . , om ptiooaiy 4oer-~ ist he goad and ma : . : a = 1 — _ o . ’ $ . ae 4 _ - . ore . > Ori ri rm ' t . ’ . ri ¢ : , » : - - . . ; A be om " - i ' LUENCHSAN ‘oleate " ¥ “e > ‘ ' : ? : = —_ - _ — - — - , MecAl LISTE 4 : newepapers a . ‘ ee ne i ‘ : 4 ‘ | A * « : ‘ . LR! -— * . , WARDEN wes «andl 7 MAC! HINISTS "Tales {roy : — : ar t im DD “apes I Pin ite spot mn Dp sh bles ar ' , — ate ator . } ; sens ‘ . — i a . —_ "> . . , ay basi : 7 , wing . > , ‘ Se. z3 . ; -- \ . . te a a : " — . — . : .. : : e.4 aterta. ‘5 ir —_—_—— - - . , SHEE! VET AL ( i | rER—Omn - . — . = ' : ‘ DOF RR. Ln! Vou, . a ’ ‘ I ‘ " a = s Sear r a (> «stn MACHINISTS lew coon . ' } pia aes Awe ESM AN D1 ow us the odor you t ann ) iro] 7 . rhe expe ) ed; goo read experience = prefer 3 feot-power machine; stead) ot eon sdevences suse “ a recipe for perfume. You can samica oleosa.” and rub on the =] es. Raselie Hot ) HOUSEHOLD Gooos FOR SALE geod _wegee _ Feist] 7 . 1. good wages. P.C. MUR felfer. : New ¥ ais [s at the | a this|which will disapy nediat WATTRESSI + wer “ep MACHINIST Locomo:s , : > a rarer inal rb Js : : do- 3 . mo | ome | | BA per day. Stes Good shop IY TRUNK CO... 13th and Pa eSsuES jor list of times and fu ) ‘om polis) le is any lare = 4é:* ons Hrre - : , , : . : and ; ; : Swe) to Ss O.ow vear ai. . a » ' / “ . Wan HINE SHor POR ee ee ee ee + +. ee aw oe ee a Saat OOo ee ~ "YER On r ail ere ee opt. ~—s obtain a prright or registe: b w hha and a do'phin o1 ost | ge pen” a | e~ t 2 oe ied SI LOAXED on ac: SAWIER ; sp oe . “ - — — rad nar] 0 ’ although Tx" oo. : ant Ce he oe oa . ; tape delay oo Mme v work 3 1 ~ . a meme - oe at is more narticnularly ay; aT, e 12 Locust ‘ as series " , ce. 210 Dive c \Il jg rR ¥ , soney. Cail Mom las ffice will tell you the cos . pom pee | e toothiess Or whale- | WoMAN- ein cla pand hein gen- ““forniture. «ao Tas | a crot . : BEPAIRING Ps #3 pow = hands. $4 Paw” wrget-il ement 6. ” Avoiemam TN - . ite _ /* =n Readeter odF: Ruendition. 2745 Semple RoADS eR Hal Sehieid. lamve and % ~~ TRU a a a ‘Be (DLE 2 de ifv Bes iii tom ' ar XIOT ’ : Rininn + as ndant i; Th . Pantie sli. rs. pe tor ‘sa: dad piece o> aa ane | coupes, sedacs and com arm s "rai * ae 2 * ass ~~ aN +f . ° T re ' cede ) 1 ‘ ‘ ye , aie mae aba! Sen - an a and use’ TIT) ory . —_™ Diino | TOK REEPER Agperience | sire ai cive teepbone number | wilt cle diamond for ~yt. are nearly all marine ent 7 | soca Bo beoksrs: —tapane Se a iow at .~ Ta / “CHASSt MAN Toung. to r a 4 a re @utomobies. Lea oh-Brow es | ‘tail or WwW ; cCaactwii : Oise _ an - : uke re uric acid , seconds, , arene | 127 bedroom Fo rigker Tucke: , | CTO CAR—Chassts fo MAN—fo bipping depar tlie DUSIDeSS rei | ao = Gas > Aon ute t-Dista' > i" . , @ Echeap. *e, locust wees | > | CHASS1 S— Brand- aged man preferred sou ar vou I ent ox LEGAL INFORMATION, oh aa ee Soren et. odd chawe and rockers’ S{ 17 Slagle sole: siikitaed, (tia priser wilt trode. vy? 5 io 4 . \f . > } . : 7 eommendation i = £0 Z Me nai ana reliable. WE RNE! iE WE R NER MAN-— To esete: th who can operate buru > ' 7T.. a : i , ; ; : 7 = By ar alt re ; " —_ . ‘se. See Ss Jelferson _— = ie — = . : . , ° : ' = ‘ 7497 . : a . ; w J ae : | 7 | ; : ‘ —_ ‘pat upelet. ” one ~aller ~ a sarge. 5 NN. - Experienced ! must bring referem Siture ('n. 142 rer — — - A Dupe}. ene. one nm teen, $ic5; a. ‘ 4 - " . ~ . . ’ . a : = a a " -c* LL OP UuG , : ' 4 . d ° ‘ ; : ; it, | wise pat i TT COC PE— facelienr A—Teung: good opper , ‘ . ; . : , = ' : . : , a ’ = - a man ehou: A veare « factory offic niust to 6:30: state ace a : ae 171. Poet at oat MA 2 to 35 ears «of rela coffee hur nee ET ae = OY Ne BEAN Boe a ioe | Pens ee Pare mel ch : —¥ -.. [BUSINESS CHANCES} rirh # BUSINESS CHANCES a ST LOUIS 3 . in St. BlgrTmatiot } | x nang \ FE: and oe , . ‘Forest toon w = Sono RANSAS C1 > aves ) ME DICAL . QU E ST I INS : 3 2 SS ee —~- “MEN--Young ‘for ~ typ ; : | a tre salaries fo starton. 6.0) a. : : . root Lestic * yyh! (terest 0) ‘ry uside | ers «rv? ‘ 4 — . — oe ; "Ir 2 P« - - “» , + : . . ’ tIN}E Le 9? wt , oe, > and Wiatnn: ray | ?, . Ge nr ~ yo , Pe mm : 4>. sil 4 ret mS " a" o — : , . loin on? : ——— es MATTRE-s wr NISH R mom - lee bse ’ As . ; . ~ ; a : F ales . ea : , : “) _ : ne 19 = lere.” mm Scren | Shine (o +. . gan ee re ; . Eek tid rR —+ “mre . r . = nine Shop. ; . a foots ‘and OS ti A i it. 7 _, | .t | a 1+ tt = . te furnishings of Jv ; i (rand Ss aj : @xceptiona! bar - | one , HELP WANTED--WOMEN. GIRLS nd we ' : ich w . 1 ) . USINESS a : or sn yur Did before » EN recairing and v4 ; my? - : : ; : azvca - : vase _ é - : ~~ . . , ; rin rure i) ae r eu 4 ines of a ma kes; me. — ; , ‘INNERS iD! ST res ! thE : »- , ® Ge" st , ' ’ Ant : our work. Reut ee St Bisel ax se) TINNERS—Apply ST. LOUIS e an alge ose tt | outlook wou! ; EP Ar | cers SRE eats nea aera ee all af our work. | Ct firrre and . yan a" etc an mat si bw Aj I (tf) sithe N ate ' " STORE AND OFFICE FIXT Fos “Roa dater GAS AND ELECTRIC FI “TEx tel. : yes - ; ~ | shiow. : : : ) | ne , | : a - . ' 1 | , _ ners - “7 — . . . ; =e tie PIs rid Furnituz il d TYPEWRITER AN | {918 roadet+? wlio -jng. Begin on veneer panel Work and detail men ORDNANCE wee ace ee ; SNAG ORT - : ; | | te Lat See | Swe + aca x | demous' tables, battery r Ton railway seats. Apply em- TOOL MANUFACTURING co rest 81 ® | "Say. Avol wttan Cap co. LN Apartment F. S208 Perening. kee =i business 100. nell : TNE men cep ars sc 7 ployment office ST. LOU Isc AR cond Roe Marker | ; . Apt “La yy. st : 7 — T j . cones | al 7 wd a oq , | : ie , , — 1 Tevf 7 A ms aged and chee: CO. 8000 N. Broadway. IVER) = + ee = ana take , - ) | > ies oe tec apartm : sees jars: 3 — ne. feathers: pa Bad neiy. 210 N 4h ‘Vale i Ber von “Co San —Severa! | frst ~ Ass the , er — ane a* ' ; : ‘3 Wa on arty ~ : . : ato cn ' Detma: S. Fores i PEWRITER— No 2 Stu 7 i . wo tm Sho geo! wogcee nme trow : ~ . . . -? , : . ‘ . = “rs C . a : ' . é ; 7 P nr : . , . > . ORT E _s easter Sg nd @nperience. Lox U-4!% ‘oat - : , nd las os" , ; ah OS] , . . m= HH me He 5 a - @meellent - hasie ' etch ne-~\ ‘ . . > , :s aicaie tinea ; i ; aaice! ‘os yen ey 2 = _— ~ ; : . ' ’ eto . _ - » . . > a = >: , . ' : : a“ ' : « a ’ r : anv 7 * in hese uM q Sar “ NIGHT WATCHMAN--Avpmy M: nen ————_—_——— _ , ao Ba me . 2 ; Ss 7 =e te “i et ce dd . Menno wm? a ) B33. , PRUWK. MAKERS tana : huge ! 3 Was . 3 ) ri 3 ) | : "Bid Ce SS ep Se EE PM PRLAN D— Road - DErice £2 y. a ; Terr a | : ap “SEM a =e | ' a | . _ or 2. ma aris a it i , ‘ ; : " ; } ; . , Ba ! . : — : . 4 «4. TE Rr ‘“laes? Rew a —_ “Ad - Pobue-Manv tli Te eae pit ES , ~ LOK | : 7 00 _Fin>_st. a = a rs oh, aa | Po Bone = 8 Dien ats. dwellings. Orcutt -. BICYCLES ANDO MOTOR : = eens, S08 a5 OFF ‘EE BOY—Thie te a need on t™ : . ; re ) 2 ti | | | : =" 3 | } | : re = = @nm intelligent bey te cet a «tar +: _ ' . _ c ’ A] > , . ‘sa 7 it adel ~ as | ne EO oui _” xe Gaiient business. Apply ti2+ efor fuen? ’ | : ‘refer i @ per week , Ls ng ast , ) : : “he B: Fore . FOR SALE °OFFIcCrN Roy 7 Ww we car eherTeg’e > etea@y Werk, advancement a ebility: sta*e acer. “Al Tier ~ Sepectet Rese 1.41 Pest lrisna OGORDERLY--Nights) erverenced § m4 recom. Me. Pacific Mo«v.'a!. Th ns... emperienceu ar a ,. = rs ara Sharre a i'w Steres end set-up * Weeterea Screw Prod “eo 7 a ary Morgan Law taase? HORSES ANO VEHIC - = ROLET tn-fan € i a model deiirered te FOR SALE na : a feet T weeks ttre -@ War oe car } tatrtaaiee og eee : Corin and ealary ; ted. Box Las, DISHWASHER $12 week. nice ) — ght abd paid white vou ar _Eoawe Forest, 9968 after. 1 as : t MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE o- wo ae q + onere. Sp! Taeton. ' ' ! 4 , ee | x : 1 ln liaaenala oa EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES AND “2 7 Rox L198 PD | - em | Me wns re Bas a F cag BG > th ba ) _& EXCRANGE 3rt4 : Te harness. must = + ~ TRADE SCHOOLS ; | “Sage — | , 8 rane : LMG) — , = = ‘alfa _— , ni : ER &ov | ‘ | | oe ‘a irs CUTTER On foot, SESS Cie Tere om 00D PAT AND BRONTE Wi - GIRLS | he children. Cabany soa “he JEWELRY WATCHES red pal machine . geo work. ee = go - ve =; " ee nay , - Yo ing Ladies R bor: enced wD ' * “a M _ Wid ae ANGER Nomuniua steady worl (Ts | 4 | : oe { s J e : TY. : , , be ~ . es shia? was ' ’ ; -* . cer ty “342 ried PC. MURPHY wo San hour in your svare time ; . , 3 Between 16 and 25 Years of Age | ) a. | Prvated = UN CO. 1 13th ll oe ot kaa GEASS ge oS ieee . bea Telephone Operator Jag nate gy PEC ; —— + ies aut ta | MACHINERY. anion 720 —— - : 7% , : . : 4 : , ms : mt , + : ie - Yea rk ‘ , : — Tametn An : pe my PAR RS WCEP. | a ) ; 3 WANTED ad tires - SA martfors. isrand Zila ssfiee ~~. Hane + WHI EARNING. INEXPERI D> , , now, 4136 ~ a | 7 ; PR Ph wel Sand HANGERS Pirst 1 ; *a° ; $3 re o> rep fied ‘: a : ‘ectere tar erience URDeOremeary gx mie , = , a: 293 . . “! ‘hue they leet. & > PARTNERS WANTED x Apply 6 Otlve et) — fom EXOGRAPHE Expertouce ee nen | RR ane | ih ond Chemnes oer ae : AMPK I nm © , — . = So - . , . : ' : = “ ae 4 wa $ ; a } 4 re 9 " if ’ Be > >. m ry . ea . e . " ’ ir . 7 *. a = _*. 7 | MACHINE SHOP Ww 5 Ya ry hin : Ls . srtne ‘Lie aerre erhe “7 = ors + aw i] ne) ar ‘ware, Lr , - vent ue . : rile : : tae Sic o™ 4 “Lc. Pes MKisra'ct ; ar, iM ~ _ ers

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7 Ce oe +. oe “errr a ti ¥ Per aes a =e vn eae — + vem mee PE te .” AY 8, 1920. _AND | ——— * SILVER }AL TOM I “ | = f BI wer ’ . P te Ste ait. : OMOBILES YOU | I = - en — ae eA 1) HIRE i ae _TOURIN Giiteeee00n , R PR ei eo . . Rl. 4. Wat ar NI ING 1 CA : a live to ts oi ert Gy ed ; cor 4 ERs... Rs a AUT 3. » a , : Fores T r tourts o “ution - oe s. omos er,*g ; - 7 B my a’ AZ iz car. \anoe 1 », ne Dein eager ee eee tum | iLes E 3 ion truck. Bomont & montha. (foe tires: “Cagn shine mn TOURING € naan | HT : —————— i a ot oc - tral a | ; (ma) ER Rs ~ M aa ; _ . _ im vu wef ) , ath. R27. “cc uUet ’ Sun) LAW 7 ; USIC e ~ i a . -AFY Call a | D—191 CPA AAA AL ‘ar. Tie lin — (? . wh Teu a Open es er : Bo. “> Price 8 me ’ PO ey _ * oneeecetiaeeaia. ine Deiar "s “#32, Forest atts “tone | HAND Re! - Cabs nny et ee ee!) TE ceS) ao Igcust x deler rng urine: excentt _TALKING ™M ni a oe a e it " Pee «* “_ 4 iP. — Sn ; — . . i " - ss. 1920 Fords Apr ar chante - 1918 tours 125 oday: wil ry KARD See payment tion. PHONOG Sites ACHINES oF AP OPD * ROOMS w in the : pe TING a o Foreat z1es $1) an hour: | AY es ation all nN: in a ie?) °01 a $2500 ‘aims “ix - _ - , (eT) — rR arn repatrin ROOMS we: ANTED se col 7 _— - oo . ~ . rom a r —_————— men ’ - a F ° Yee x Gran ‘ “ lj “gize tr i ae rest “2a A uterm ai s rs aed new pa! . ° graph, H SN ap — AX Row ~— mi | ghher- Hulford, 4224 w ton " = cé6) qrood r seit = 8D01le \ 0. dof mod « ondtti nt: gre ed " Qtres a. fF ee bor wht br: P- A fi e “ M Wee Ee SCenig, 4:v27 2005 1. # San Fran Call C7 — wt, bala innce § A ae ~ runnur (ot Locust ‘ oT a Loe lan. mechantea!! ee seat, of ap oo = panes new at Giarck photo. OF, Without A roan busin a) 7% - i . , : c SA © riet, . Sotto cisco ev | SHEVROL Bh a we bargain: Cond Itic Open event Bomont 12 32 month price! cartage hager: cont of busine re Oilve 7 Part of W With & co “8 man, with ~~ FARM eT —_ cell ek > = mu: 8 ngs 2, Cc * 12 * inue es Tey Tim? est nee wit tt : VANTED | nt | 4g nt cond To urtr 4620 Deine: $125 'BPHENS , Central we fo you nd the contr: the paymen: re erses i ee Pr Rial fam! 7 REA Far For SALE POST nr ; r. dirti ‘ le 19 Mar like SAI. . th het Ds i is aft 4 wt! ] ’ : é nN U're ae | no y L : »~.. a SP . DBILES w Jef tleon X On; g 10 9 ‘eT, i ? new ik Nj [ a... tas - i _A. ST. AR a bona be tri pa) hot a —Tw objec Es c ines te ATCH. -* ta aif? nd fermon, feter md r y > le} ‘ - oe st r factn . . iv? >. 4 . 6) i VT ( ‘K }’ I fid we fat an at fer I 12 R Oe ‘ a] uy Se ee TAT ; oulterw i pas a FL “on ondatt — n ‘* ub 400. ve eal bh ry rebui! t > “ue T ANO Pportur Ted Sia Ping mnfurnt ted R i ¢ i} } ~e ATs, 3H) Citta Cc and ar «% oT : OX. ier ar " muil¢ refin >. ROL “ c% . “ nity . fT 1 Fiat st ) ES Ww ' arm: °. I rent. ~ — Sa APA Wid. ~All ~—ap De! nar a? ° ineies. HEV RC Tod ; J _ = “ag? ¢ ew Su AP er Sou? ol iO e at : =. (3 ' an Oh aaa te Simo a of used on) Derr , Tedains aby ‘ “ue . tien. re KE Pp = S Locust. | ea es Ss. same OO: als - red. R outh st al S200 ail fr ee 7 bert aw mitity build Stor. SAL®@ caen: ‘Are wanted | {hs oct 8 Oe: mew tn." ; ae A. fal + -DAAne . (oT) ————, eo Toaty as new: wil oe _ ROO _ 1-417. End pret > ena ern FAR : ™ Mop nes: walt. ~"* w ee ee BOF tel bring your oes han bone tion: inoks PB-TA STI Fer ager. in One nla ——— Sate + will MS A S| BF errea, “Ca. esiden Mt eet _ Phone ' ~— EST a N. Gr ephone Your law O inf lnake i." : mod DE BA) erguson 77 mn One ~—_~ + se'l pA od Me hide oll B || PLAT o Ca lance terme. Wri Ouer . “nea st ne John PLA Destined and ' MJ ab . omr, let ¥ intfles Xs 7 *® 004 ” e)} et AKE a ee condi. ete mean RECO weer A te7 jOAR ars A or + Caber r™e.; { ihe a ‘ee Lont - Pr. St la tae Andel! B07 em Moter | CHEVRor Jomont vers e new. Tee: | 880 yell & Touring in mana [SS | RCC ROS —— ROOM . D WA ern: Hore ‘y GeSOw in cultivation om *e a nl Seema. etie ta” ta tage — ’. Delm EVROL 8 a5 cy cheap: terms le 0. cash mseence: & in goo x sored | ORDS--La eit iee a | AND BO NTED teen Oe Wea - 3-reom nm: alt f unt Grove, mm 312-1 end 5 oem ar) like eT entrar ay °%™s. 8330 ST hor termes, $00 2 4 condition | ¢ovBrec rgest stoc — ARD Wt Ouse and tot Mee: Ae ans to Tr (eTi| danas none" remainqut fenced: 5@ acres, Fi “14 Eva: POO ms: hongh:. bough: me (ots | and new - " ourtng — - nN. a0 ' DE HAK) rms RS ’ ode sacri nm. favor! orcas in th . of saa *. ry! = nplove d. -—Ey 1723 lo ‘a ior le qT anewe ‘ somes ' . Sandy Mt ne house er in tirn _ ares F'r. ‘ ~~ ” ay. ‘entral ney } uD vand- Iv1y (c&) . ER—Lig Cook. mee = te reco 2 city avatiad} cummanal ane a privat refined ELelio ation (wer ive 104 - rite ie hom . tw cr. @ pe eA Te —— A Or Central 7° oan | mer . 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T } en Nund : Pi iz ’ 4 Wileon ment, | nde ER f-p mn evenin 0- OM R¢ iby ' S a ee SA in Kitchen , vune: J Moun (eG) 9 ~ SA amiilten (a — Gelay no ™ ‘mobiles a: 7) " DGE. . — a Jeffleracs mn Motor for Apboin sellent « passenger Sou es & I) S a DOM'S With » Rites acer SOUTH LE | @ad ya tay good ata Food we oe Geove Saittom iapd n oo Ares ’ a FLAT. -¥ AC ANT. ‘c@ — _@t le S75. Rui mer « pl ~ ect conditi '-Dasaer —_ 4 ' “ — —- _ an Caba “ > — cakt) i. , , and lami Pet ye i Cau a . Be : sale farni!: marta ae Pipers . : Ford experts ; Pete FORD = = Victor oh) ee Winter mist ahd wil] ao a nh, good Forts ate — Raw MS wg RENT. CITY — es See TOs! P HNO district mer ; Amer ~ w An en J east = OY ile ae” thee Ausland a ania Mo Jobuston, ‘eas’ 4 RA MUET, on . Shae dan » pon / Py decoratat: 7 it a eo and tre ~ | FORT Touring. §3a0 oe PGES tH | evening, *** natrat @ anvwhere. .* rful mo- semen: arivace ne Al ZASAR ia: _8h oH Be im ; be ee) | —— |; —— . anelan 50) tees nt => ie arte acres, with | Garteid A P Al é BERT. room 41 ‘ag: osed - de, $4; car e: ne- RDS Te: 500 cash | s. 482 one 7 * phon. r ate bat aout * ri HOTE? ar "up. hear you —— '/ SON. Tth feet. | ane. ™. fruit. hoties— t n SY. 32 | umont at. " work nd. $5. $°40 Tl) these as oi > = (o®) M ES") 2 lie : cas . » dl na “li, se te uer eo’ “Unni TE:. 3 — a Vx for Our — gt. c . lar en ‘h Oeca and 4 TME % ‘22 _wt. gua - *? » Ub Ari , “had Tv , , ~p ’ ‘>T 7: ™ el ar - anes me lim) Parate oe ., oaer gr wat 127 - ord -*? us a rneeeananttieneatie _erTtr MIs eeer r He pouty N BODIE: ae veney: Sot Ra stor ‘en, terms “all ata —_ = VV ~-eCtric star Sinai) 4-cylir q a c ~~ CENT ras te.e . 2630 Ol — Univ ~ are _ ‘Thr ree 1e17 a 400 Vi — WHITE—= - 10 y Loc ust. rice $750 ~ _yeftis ia! « roome MH17A—2 a sone §£ As neues 36 tS W qT M F NT HOT hiock | . ¥ lot 7 * fy aes — Ha us- peeing: Sruit. \ nial and rare town aaa oar Sburt with $. 0 dsier bod “vere! tigi Duilt PIT to nen ~ : ll make’ GI! SJoinir ——. VUTYO rac indell —— (eo re - vienty 4D lem, a! telep = 4 ae b =, | lahe an: urin { ‘ . -Parner tpeainied AK ® be AS ng 1 . - AS E T, re. @ o Wit t) a CO) ” roun of f- bo Phone. r % : Gray Bon & “Go. 3 a re) * for 1 in ral & ry 1) 7 4 Rood Ter - . - (7 mw, * sa UV Use . ~ {IN Wner erlo en ; ~ rm Ind eri re ultry rrrow ne " t Oo @ quick T? re th montr tires repDul)t sain it % . las ACD I Ng Irene (; TC ‘. leayt O gz \ trees. oney ? ~" rip , range and h (Psow Roadste om , CONnditior ben ope . cust ~ } Dob: ~. Unda \ ' “a “Se ‘at o er (ral anor lacu ‘ ‘ S400 > : pPaint- LO oe rut ming * © _— rn " @..) We Ca! . ; Am.ane ~ T aT +m ate s rooriis — a.’ . nd be i frneasr 1 kK — any a : ales. na ful ar tf d inspe °. ae } on. | SU ROADSTER hor ®@ model: goog | ment looke lite eee eur ing; 18 Locust | 4UTOMOBILE = a en Scan | =Pebie wl Rooms with ne A ©. AR NOLD m St. Louis. NORTH hap mat? te Saldinoet formation tren isfied: ‘phe-| FLAT 3 «0 NORTH ‘ts . . ahi m xe like ring: new (eT electric Touris 5 — ' vat _ —_—- Telep) » » u Lor els 6, . Ka it » AT 2 ed BOK Bield, iar t BODY | Me balan rand new tir De! ligt uring c r a ® bath: unniit Pphone las OT... nmas oO . _ ww, : hoes and f Complete c)| .Moter Co OP ae Ow, Bt tires: rur eimar its; $250 | we! ater > | vy } +5 Water . dndel! nAger Am fen IMPR I ot a6 ani ¢ ’ : . fender te 4 ms = = € - nor Hal) . rune /-* aH if arte : JIMi va a P ieil « fort ern) ‘ Mo Sux ’ roonr mth ¥ T ou — Pho: with DORRIS— oa 2834 Olive ithe iH ash pay- Port RING sold toda “‘f My q Stal) roa . 8519 —N ’ 4 week we S10 ats | —— 4h N2 De M ~ ag eatin OVEO PRC ‘* Hots» “> Som ar id's 1: = CK BODII 7 tires pring 7 la 9 —_ ‘pen ag Wilsor cash o 7 “AR—F! eS | free taneous hot en ly furn ign. 4 ee te thes as ee ESORTS Es me ~ tates et; $27 rao PERTY FOR —s bert a Dead! is : fimmediat i ilerant | payment ee ate lunday. or) | r tim Pirst-class o (of) | See ater: ed rooms CLUB SITR__7.. = = 2T per RTY—w~ t et. Stietes har "p! uel ff .. 28 Locust. acliverr °s. new \N, nent by oct as br: mode} = iw.) ror RING e 1204 Caan ondition- ' WASHTD r electric Mehe t") ‘ee S| Ve. On ‘ . AC haupinsatiis (> ‘ Mediate N a ‘ SALE SALE bo ; lar se » velar . - ii c a ar to . aiar Cc and ex lftea " : s° ow NG To ~ iis . 4 *) Me i ; a. - ; rT, es 2 or setae . ™ . ~® ? ' Delmar Oat, D BODIES—, Barnet:-Sales FY aha in ‘at * ar cathe i éma! EGesset tl ¢ e rubber a 6 cy inde : (oa | pnale. Ot , 2888 ioe “4a i © rive: Sit ae picture ~~ tipe fe S = , YA. Gooden ow her seen an? Pailin: te ey inMach # cn alee eZ : - im AD) “ik — , s € &) T a - & 5 C}t. ! Hy Casal mM me —— aba er. iook = , ople lL. seu OuUSek es — ‘®) pleco 0h ri ANT , soque () —— nan, Ls i o rr: Im .T ; d . J aed inda. _ i » ourt = ive “ iber hi i } itor and Ae ijiik omit ing on 7 vine “ ‘ LZ 1} over. r } j ald Fr ® city : Ne —s . » "ap ees ; Ulhedo and ans and ” ter irtr te > 3 __*trean : he Senummanints Open s vil arr aia? a fy ed Starter n@ new a Inachir = roome i (‘heer ll MVM Sv44 ‘ ‘OTTA ank in * An. ey 2. ey F?», dhe used. 2 comme —. roadstar, ; hat tt) b car , Sunday “ a 7m, money: ts O K: very mae ine; respects bie festnut ‘ i VIS ares, Jartte GES “Oe ‘nal hy ° sing adwar mich. $20 Olive at lal: all styles: | — Brand-, Sy tormere™ d-new —— | w veer. 3804 Cook take part cash.|'.... ~~ _SOUT shia TT H( ) 6) Gen ew blocks fro ion ve: peek im é 1 oomis, ‘Ho s&s —— wer “ ant May a ie brick 4 reeme ana CHASSES | tei) | FORD — Tes Siiver touring ait Cass. 1g, | COMMERCE. TRUCKS __ = BAR RETT a a USES, F] ' dad al Moto 3 7043 Bancroft =o brick. .. $ano0 * The oa ow ie . oii ; — | ) ry r em | ir - — ; S515 . ad P 1925 croft, & . room ted > ONS : il oe wi kline, ——~ Dass! : : | 1999: ¢, ouring car. wi; 5134 “Oine'? starter: Taun = b—1 1g ~ t¢ ss - JEP ims ouponite s wee tiful ATS, ( C ing ne , , rs Ail) S822 X. Union, ¢ ee, “bet _ aaa | ol oo [> * AND BA > ene ~ $7.0 vr , . In goo arse | FORD : ! ‘ne et { D ee » 4020 7 m truck . kT} FER Sr)>* ; front rene For enna . 3 ; . t tho Tenne » % recom . ox.. 600 ~ tric " “oto av iM ACH ’ 70a . 66 7 weet 7 Locuet ma conditior ORD. Fomine OMy all © summe “~: — » ODGE ™m * Vilve et - Apply Colonia kes fa peongendy esi , cen FLA TS ~ SSO) iab eines | no g an Buck — G reo 4 7 lek lou) veal | ghee al! in rid. CH FLOOR — ‘ Fo 7 DS Wa i aus é ne ¢ . er ton trade e UCK lou . ee 2 ie . . i - ‘Oe Toon 7 Ss a. CN ee - ° ter = ” rad. rae Ne rogn — rik ik. . Ta ~ ) & baresat : brick; ; will tr n ows c6) , FOR Rtewar ALBEE’ ics ePrvica Se ourin i runs lik — ) . ICRI — On Venice: j ee EN ne - idress 4 Rum ~* a S| eee ck 4 =e J gain You re 8114 Ce — model: | ORD Touring 7 a t. 29404 ae Food: “OH FEDE a Station #015 La te Sg . will Nr noe ov ~ ; sa ise C ENTRA T a ey w | oo ub AN FE EW — i) soar M oe. ro at Bey Reg . tan iH tat y DLAOH * can’t _ COUPES 26) | FORD — Onty. Grand cellent neton (¢) — Sree st —s-ton; — Seta 4 i keeping: ‘warished ft FLA “? L if A yo lr aoe quer 8. 10 'roome. 1300 RE take body mechanically | ic) ARK ‘pe near ePOn had ~ FIN vad Wel! a. 9 Troon me, 1 see. GQ) ww ESIDE — deli ouringe cars: b, 55. Vi ition FEDE Ody: ch atCOi ly 3308 —2 Lafayett . we. . NE BUSIN 5086 wea on ome, bri rick ‘NCE ' T#18 ~~ ver ‘ars — tor i 89th Ri Al : eap SRT geod; 1 roorns - , a - ce estore rner 2] 7 > ST N ES . Pie + Fad av.. 3 : ” 12 Sem -S } FO ¥Y overhaule 4-1 eee | PO aleo 1918 | brand- — __Wwith top: l4-ton: 5 Locust ~ —_—° ° no onnecting FLANT Annie! ie pnd asc SESS LOCA’ 8918 Clavelans on rooms, brick. | °' Son aR R Mia’ ees cellenn eer: 4.com Le Tourtna 18 model Bir, immediate LORD- D: @ real wo meteor: goad ioae | Fe — bath, separate ue keceving |) - or 7 mse me... We cE / tartans Ss Soupe;: | O., 2626 | FORD—Tovw terms 1918; lik 18™® Oliv rm dri wo Deir . car jj ng roo: “One or 1 t $20: ann! factory * and TW tate a eet rOOMs saat) hartw 12 Dozen ae - = S418 | ~ A node! (eT Touring ca. or trade’ ae; | FORD— ive: Romo, eligh mar. (eT) — ‘Ss, iight } fur ; apply en premeee © 8 O FINE 418 Rewan 4 2." .! 1200 Genes .. i. le - ner - » Awu a i. i your neg — - = i¢. 2e2 Po of omon bt. ¥ us : 18, Pp FE. ~*~ . Ouse a, a i isl os i ti pre mf ri n > I> 4Hn2 an. eoms : p eo i. s ; ore: eae LenS indred. Gapelet: exca Goon iO for quick | —e~Ss a taken (cubes and © al, with ne ——~ aeiee 3 petimey ) il bah TT eeping: two! Prats ana NORTH meets) GOODFE ~ ORNERS ON seh ine, 3 rama ie ike : arred] » jing; ber ‘@lient — (oT) | Fe RD oo No nh tr id true 3 Cab. Ar rm-drive _ (cm! ileinine hath. +." AT+~5 a Low ALTHE doje ry condith i117 : - iv a’ 4 ise Ke gain . ' onditio ——a / ** i= T \ abtac ade nd ke. ORI yg R dD, 4 414° r uc ‘x, ‘1918 . ‘ ati 9 : , = } oa i? a ‘ —_- \W AY Uj Ide — +4 if N Tee = » Mh ~~ .f0n ; ¥ . ~ r =) of. . $2.05 a —~ Atlas a, got Aition ro 1817 3184 © O! ndition, con CCK : Man. he mod-| RUSS ‘or tw rk, large Re alan ef room: 2¢ ati —v. J den h T22 Chestr re trictey’ oc. **: 30 man at, Tul) dion . eens ‘ Auto ] | £418 ' low ‘ tourin ive. at / ~~ onditi on ‘$33 Used: ‘eter (oR ELL. , , refere, . ia to a oYwxe Cree — randt & ut sf open afi cas. room a. one LL lod a, . uUpe. ex, . . 408 Lor : pric e: “ ine Care ee) r* _ 37h. ~ exDress cH ToOdare ~Toa a : sa — await | om : sreer - N - esern urk e bai Teme: ’ White n in i, eiient , onditi : (7) | FORDs— rgain 852] ar = 004 : sve. ic 1) Dis} . ~ weal : 404 ’ , wentier gate Témyty + : é NGS FOR ee 44 4 Fy F LA TS RY VU _ ="T y U 0). : tri ity, ihe? te larg: ’ * rders: buy hy x PE xc 33i3 Wash. | *ome ae tltehtly ne cars, 1917. i 4 ag RO een running order 2 : SANDOAN —— nen only. Ter) ) CN POSE. &88¢ se RENT 6 Coctrie tae ev... 4 wR SALE. peo Soe c: nice ims lot “as: ae cel! ent . Py old 1. dems BON 918 ‘ argain my ——] le - ty sioseetitlins : — = it lemen Si fh— yy - ‘7 nia - OUS—) P ~ . : ‘> ~O} n> nm 5. , 101 yard, nm tree ca and s c new ne ,conditio: e} a - | Oh terms 4itw* rime: with ‘ateohere x ocust st certs Ba ae “stake por ——* -) | SOU AR - crc... Victor Leon ‘eu Teo —— Orns x. 6, fas. w (€@) _ “a o Bnav av.. 4 ena eas, furnace ‘ Usk we 2613 - oes enna, aba. , Cracker ia. going nctric | D—Tourla. seve $275 up et | FORD — Worm ott Bales me og!” 1¢ = 2. 1087—3 larg wie? e1 ater: cat XY n 3905 Fo... terme md 4; bat! -| 46atho’ oo * aK View —_ umber K engine UNntable | very if ing 191 trade Worn ————_. ~ ie ois i 4528: ge roor ] ~~ Ww se ¢ bath) “Vans ay . Sho o, fas, e! b 50: p “Maan . pe, a otac: aes a) ” Graven oe ip. / lea ing ys leather 5 good ~~ e- (7) | _f ‘amelie in eedy: in pneun atic (el —eer or + 3S unfurnist —— ‘7 LNRE at Bao tao ge EST Tt TH E H > bath: tumediate po eh ‘5: 4 cae otense Hausch j $5256 t b - athe ao tm arter. , . 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Y. 928—Fur, ee ee ; an. 319 Wa ad sstor IST RICT “er e: electric: 2 v.. 5 es 5: mod- = ~ ving. to mov am, ~~ ‘ ght for a n food . (o@) *ariyv, See of *%." tires 44 moter: 7 , } D —IJVis —~ Ve livery: te é. ‘ = mvenier ta iighed ru. a : uwWwPrighe B , j 410 Per, t% Th. 4 * tile 4 a ite on a | dimin 2 . ” i/f An ° 7 = S104. Pr Bote ‘x enle. ome ij riz mn: we o. t btw ") a. ah Tr) NM este ta kes and iph o! Say | eha pe: ch “ ] ton ~ truc —~ oes r ~- ‘ 1TRLAT eG }2 rdia ar Privata 4 ' “ med tints AP ) pe T ‘ — / and ele: a ‘VAanla ne * © bath; fur- ’ ase ean \f¢a i BUluaAnH Ree a . k 5 —— ermes if eee 1 GR 4 iP e! inge r to. ~1022 to lay ane “ " 12ap. PP. Ca} ‘ 3 Dar al 3 : lcceiaal (cS) al ha { car Pp} " a nl —_ iatinditiainl PART ivi ENT ae (0 | Ce fa h Mote j ‘ , {es “n ra —Sue00. "ee @ and 3 ba ‘ ond it st today. J u Fs : ) - a ain | ‘ a _ —s ; Y - . ms) r = ; cw = yr a . C: ‘ \ 5 « t} : 4 , o.. a ed 6-cvlu ee Weight ‘ 1WIT . Gran: PORD Ton tr sai "7 Le. ~i4 Sh, od rox . Ts Fale - ‘ ar t i 1! te tak $6800. # and 5 fu ‘'. Sas Ex “rr ickel, nd ‘bu e or 4‘ t! sljicey ee for tot ‘ar . Urine . , ' Facrifie ruc? in _ i ‘ Sia Ww. Warac Rr-t rr) v fasarr - q ) ae ~ He, rs " On. sien yy _ a Be - La ~e® rnace ' Ww Inc caf Reet lerce Os on. Ap : Ws A ; ltke Bule . OwWwers or a a} ; a’ a omy for Quick ill per fact " t. 7) } Ara Re Optlio;r ~ eg sasliy cle = furnis« “ . —_ . ay 1Tatu ? - me eee ‘or rhe ne , ili meet : AYN our o 4/142 tt’. ‘ R er rE: we Ee ’ gas, Flee. Nolern dinar ty ue ON SIN ir : ; , us ‘ se rr r oe i . "ar P “es : 17 A > Year 2+’ i . . condi? —_— Fy MAT a . . Vidal “8 ke . : wee; Lg bed day Sy wd offic “ ¥ there, Nols : mith 6 " ‘Pargats : fami 5 tee ‘* ab! _ sectric . : and toda . : ‘herea Le@q ms ro. . ’ TRO mee ? a al » 9 08 4ayment - pens fpia, 4 a on A Gh , Oo : : A \ as he Pe geter ’ oe , roo: ne. Ke 7 } et " ¢) y. pt on. net s). ! c oupe bela v {t's ort ; Rood tir lite] (LK Genes ing@tor » bail- @rYer ox | ah ° WES al t ‘ . I ti! low s maw On: in " ate . har ss meal tA . Ver Rg. aew, desired, ‘orest 1208 W KOO! condir (es) | TaN SN eany i Rene, ours for &57r $7 want nett ve fultable ale Bt Gelive eLMA OP aige -i-floor f ‘S| ARGONN ——~ tT ap =e ir noon and 4132 *vection by iB. eet, in Pay : “ CO. 413 . hee Bouse, very 3h? » an a ; G na PF Biles BD nt ale or ' od ry " R i] ; conwan ica . front , VDL ' ow ai. we Fivg point: Jed late 4 48 : “N T aleo H - on ee lal y a - > Jj . : a hn 1 Se ay “ro ery ise ad . ee i} Al AR - . wa? ona ans in aa ner A «] oo A EF ‘ lemt a’ lor (2 4 'DSON = Omen ex ween M uw nh, ; ORD - m.. sb15 T a cae (expres . ory i I 2 -* o a - . ‘ on ry ; a “4 AIIEN , = ast “° > ter: ay ’ 6- it only i hot.e . ly iis ae HAE Tut J ow! Tourin er eter Co body: Truck ———————— *. Bar /ELMA nveniencesn, ’ U#* rooms with G-r with %-..~! “Was! ; ie ees ‘S778 Cusal room brik ;| DOt-water heat. 00 RGAIN, er Will sa. iz; fine « Con ot te Ua a 7: Olive Silghtly pon 8 wor a ahd (cl) PLM AR Ri. wees ee 7, tet 6 f a irriteh. ’ om eff : room Fe se “TRgtOn THE Cex tric: a pi.. 7 tek; gas and } Hp naa and m on a modern ho . " e: $a5 “i cash, . Ow t "s = —— ‘+, Tunntig m. SCHIL TR osama — = mis 9204 DEV EL OP ME \ LT Y oom ae Walle = uy Sen hard woc an JOS Sidr ey . teigh ts Office, 231 ell av. SAS 2 ep tril, ‘*? \* Bom ; . - x . qf 4 bi . _— ; —— Pay ri oa . FeTrTencre ’ ~atlea.ls ‘ , ie ’ ’ a . OR a - 0 N Be SE Sa k . s JT “a Bna e actr — roo: " vors, ; Se re CK Y ctor ae] Br ‘ S. eT, « juliet f on - is ac) . ~ cleda 4 19 oe =. = _~ icon 5 lway 7+ Mis ; ( 0). e. | bea rt ree ie; furn se hardu Cod MA N N K. LB ‘ a neh : etic » new vO * Opn ‘or T , ‘ . a7 | #lerte ‘er ay. S40 floors, OPP ee , ALA « ie! . 15 le. Ar. aii 7 «+ “ay > a -- , UO! IV y ] ry i ’ le ; 4 hestn rater bate 7 and tu 4 if 1O7 MT uw fom,” Sow WE _ ne +e ous aid 4 {inery price 4 Res : T ~ as =? hic baur — Nye peer ta live 533 iS ar ! — av ‘sy urnace. gas. PSIDENG r Per ave 165 - d4death, 8] - HILDICN “4 ic: terr , ome: : Zz Maple k~ Mode CNN - 5 Ce 3 R yy NDT y $4000 ot Water ) eat ; \1 Ty ove n 2 > on; fuse e wie ey 5: 53 ~ BU NOBLE REALTY BE ERT r, 120058 ——$ every day nea: mr ‘ f if ‘ wt a ee WS AND — 6 IDI KE seme Poor — ort brat) . . 905 - COTTAGES — me eget n; ees ee. > ht! Bil? — lotor — . roo bN¢é b zhta Ca z= tent that? len et ROADS TER g 1919 Ss One rat ~* — . \@ a roadster, with - Hays “all Bom winter wi NES Licht mnont 3 2845 W ll den (rr nag im f+ sai e) 4 . | i ne, . ‘) perfacr =, f horeugh yan me) ' Olive — deliver t , ei ne OV r FORD 7 = ’ : year to “ , -- pa \ om, ! . 4 rRUCK ———— ‘ are wy f ENR i M—I-ton: a2 iat, | Toon etY, 4419 . - EU : hot bath: frase sn cutMished - ADD = " - ite »? . sel Ox} = Wi ; i '54 1 SS... x! ’ } i ©"¢ ; > = t« 4 " . 7 “ ; ; == - pid 4H . ix , . . bat) mL 7 : t ‘ ™ wae. ca “ ‘ Fuge, baa - ne i¥ O-roo: Rik VER } . [er ‘ - ‘ “ i? a rT ‘ r ai IL \ 4 - ite IX Vv i ON SOUTH ry am qe crT ala tn } bare ‘ ¥ zr oa = al n: ju st Avbert ratte ~) Soo - ° ] ‘ " abe : ; bad ¢ : : Wa ? 0) “ ; id tru . 4 » blie ‘ : ‘ aa | ‘ . } . _ ss ity . « o . nee in te i a@at NES Al) andeve '@r, en? “baa B—I018 4 Spen Bun diay. i Bldg #4) prediated. A oe 4 t= lass cana. FOR DsS— 11 Michigar #; wil) se las mood LACLED! 7 ate famiie- 1 s. bce _ Clive n5% DW ARID ; Dosses mis ane es - -, ve . , idti-«- . ° p= Tar : tes -— ei ~ ’ ae _ ; Y ; ~ ve Lai : ae . . oT r re r Bom or makes. re - s* / door chu i Sea Mi cetntnenenee of Wadghin ‘ Seen to } Siviers of ee truck - : : “Fr OMe a 447] Iw - aa. . B A AE Woe rent LAGF, : a — : pa fre mm — iAXWE gtor . _ bo Ss. ne ‘ iitabl o ' Lis be ri ” So8e,” ‘ w a7 & hew Y roads VE! Oe ak y (entr first nay dies ‘ wa _aP"ts : Vate lor anvie for ° ‘yeiy FUR LL, » MIN —~ Cnr ame; 3 titi ‘Ee Cen a § Sy. oy rig Car: | ter: re- __ tie \ "4 Tou ur rin : 94 ——— | Rar net men t. vur old re ps ] Ue ; “MuUTne,. ali ‘4 ~ et 2 4 Scout ' a NISH - ST i ‘ . # T k S cemeee dir on + reams ees hit lle, é bor Day . PHEHRSON br ores? 7 ae ,PAP : PART ‘ RO (J . e. Var ‘ar . . | brick ba. or ; in : dweod f! nad pi stiri + Shop. . CLouteaucy elegant roadster 4. ~ i}. ie7) | tra pay battiesh 1918 tour _ r — “wu table ‘yg ar, 1917 r = = @ pee hot w OSA \ ae apart N Tr WH} M’ TS \ 2 " IW A Y . ——- he okee ~ 7 fishes and « elec ' : WA r S100 —— tile — ‘ke - er br 2381 Crow ; Metor po Condit Du see) _ - Rd low: 4) an j Its gra. _ lg Ae, ete aa la ae ies Rood bie. u® lel. D ore ; M } He . at ™ -— eS. . sn i, j n ‘ sha = ——_e ‘ a\ ri; SON R “ee us math: ao. - : . rea " » Hew “nished sae oOndit ires, |! ane bod RS0O Bone : shied fro: ee SR EONM “2 JOU na x » * Die RE a AN for ins 7 Werfy) jon. } ger aiveor . Sina ; lex " tires - 1a ‘ oy " extr Dpody . IN. «a, - os 9 r @ lis use a? bts ; ‘ISHED ’ aa ater hig JILLS te j - sk, S835em Vainwright ear line. Res : ail on ee — Doses | snonth " mall cash | > ite shed in touring. very be ico ip o.. 3990 Olivet! int e deliv | McPHE! A kitchen in prive Oaths, x1 nowthe oe T3 T ection of se nee, ae w the ». rest Pai » for im vod. Kldg Dk: Nor &p | cust + Coliseur Huber- ww c wheels: rose lak very bez - | PORD oe Ve Lewis Ay ry MRSON Hoes mn in pr ' buildime- tra {! a ~~~ means tn St ; Serelenmant ce to end af i ‘Kk: take T Soot : (1) ern r ae J Tt R _Or on & di Bid i]. a take motor * Ma auti- 1 -tor ‘ uro Bo : stear 41v0A iMate on ne fr hf od ‘ rr 7 Oo pre # Ula YTIeHnT -¢ é of : Aa OF line. A v le ii brik - _ ¢ UD-fo Wart : a on un, ‘ ‘ - ari full ron OVerhs m tru , n heat ~ in + aga}. )) Fn ah , = thiem, ‘9 to ate irtment MDGE. none : Box | ana. Tach nent mend UBL . re ty mn On t men and w Snie OTTAGE--3% ord st fiw np west on WwW 4 i Ha us hu oS: 2, O00; a : . ey : ort iti . ) 4 on ] rye? . lus? , de ar Ath . ai : “ , and . ’ : —_—" , ihe " aoyws tN . ‘ gr zi tz SN var 4 “ym += rT sme = : . . 7 CTRIC FI ok 40 1917 j91 in| pparKain. Yal as a $52) ou; biggest ure | For crest for ye k s “0 arra on vias MARY! car: gentlemen Clean, Raw 2. ater pes Ooms. har Post-Dis - erly 7 incTease estate bes ound fio ; Some he otta 7 ile! Ine r RESID. wl. 2407 ; XTURES 1M Olle a, tis ‘Bis f- pen evenings lem Moter « tined to | to effect re- lot 25x12 fs repair. Orns and ry de arklar : “emecian R-D nr 5. TT — HEL!—} N. Grand 5p. m,| MARY Ming reo oe ef SAR -i right in the wot"? , be ar He her 26%: «| , street a recept Bitian Ce we ON aes = , . " i? it) ae | ‘ . T : ne . >. —_ oat r . . ‘ ‘* r CF ted : hie | ' on a, ~ ‘ a at . - Pe ooo design, iM ‘ : as N. 4 {orm — Lon a. baiamoe IS ght six. te . (cy All se OR D TRI & k . - ete bat . b's 45st A we ser we Pali » i(Dartr - aI re ' oa Ss that ,* path of . et. L.ouis ne idea “RODE 240 $2700. g Rae made b) ye ood finan Sst, Ane % : Ivy, e;’. . ' late i 262 - ioOnth o ? , ; old car new — ‘ t-clags , LwAre « x if —% wes Se ‘ Ll Se ¢ ’ benef At sect les Teer ‘ tre #T) 12 tn : ry) = 4. s, model - . fo)! -G., Ce s 312 Ops: averse Kc going «e fi grea 2 the P of Sr RN ] 4 tHe ‘ bargatr co, 7s L ; _—— condition ,igié L =eec Ope ast. Cal] —— hive «st .| Payment Will tal SEWBERRY . ©G. Ffeler 1aTLR , be ‘ Orest 4.01] today by rh t ieve! Kreatest } su NG AZ , IKE rR a. Rut ‘ N —_ iUio . ae n ——— s nt. ba? gahe wa, " ARRY as feremes Hniehoaa th ee) me a . home ail iopmer be - "94 ' Al — — REA oth ph : D ADDING on IGHT MITC} evenin OVERI ; ance n our adults YY, 4515—2 . . i ro ie ™ vho it ¢ Five 0 HU JW rm LTY Me ic} | *ernger IT HI ’ _ gs . ANT) Mont h!. — x . s “4 S- ait I¢ > E> i 4455; 0d. nS: moe . eis hicnwyye x : e Aji* ‘ keow . oda un f rrow ae I > . o $s ullit-ir . od ?) * wy ° L rooms. 7 —— Rtable eT. -- - a ever oTont nont ‘ CO TR it ee a Ma . . late Tart pele rn . Cisee ’ ; ’ i*De@itner i Irve , ou . - asi on of Ke er = Al, ug yyw 4 "wu oorTrs. . ot f ; or ; b s, wint (oe? iMITC — nitnre 1262. iths nditte K. , ni he en 3 e . ger ‘ 4 : . if’t) is P — bys ine . i : "es ies PlLOL ‘ 7) is ana oat —~-— ‘ a ‘> oy i f k “Ase or ren? x12 aih. fu o Stier battery lel “tS ——— = 9 =e i entre! Ma he ion good a-ton t - eh ~ rhace, an ete \ ew nalnt. opetat , , ee 18 aires sir ev 4G as new res an d » FAGE LI ——— Oo DFefert ~ nome piece ge in parlor rctober = “ Bay e formation t} ished Pela } ur Jravots AR END MERC “ale $4ew . ictor a E08, rv ti It 6 V . 370 (—Desirgt . an 4 few Koon Hor ae ORTrH ——ar hg. ‘By aus “ i” ext er: ~ " ) ra + o - Oc : ne " over _" "49) —— ven a ‘ ‘Usek @erntr - ani . eh . A »w? . ‘ - gi’ o f . vie { nome 417 ; > on wunstintines Bank’ Py * ee da ton ‘alo Sendo? right: nat ooe | UTCHEL L--1918 MON I> GIs - refers 7 - WEST on - [AN Pow we 5 c est yf . hie at J Hikset | Clase cond Romont Ps ion good tires. | non te L—1816. a-- ——nge ment 1262.) TRU ion: $9 iy t 1y-toi stake ba (c) ig oye: F ~ Furi . », PF URNS) ab i21 Ch BIN pas WEST ene mri ENCE-—1707 t Intl. Life wr’ 4 Vlors ) pr rs _ CST " ‘ ; 4 3% s) Sidn ‘GY: good we — - = son? Mi, eaane te 2. . RESIDENeG oe ‘ lut s . : ALOW cite allie — pn. iii. e! Negi s ¢ reua, , ‘ . D— Roadster. , aa6 balan. a at she” Very Ms ‘passe: er: - “chant stake bose capacity. e" Saag 4 1 42487. ; private , pis a sl o LCE ae 4 Olive 3092 treet Po ad ly der oad og Chawbtotns - m , ORY ect rh vas. water beat perrain: en: full ate model. Ani aa | Bomont 1262 to sult — Cash yn rae fon: Troe —— condition “oT cab oy nti nental m RUVOM—N} — ’ ehiidre ‘Cath arre ceed” wets ase, May a C BUN: Mellin, Cabany ria@s hala + rooms ss ree jot: ownep ' of slip iif oJ Cen ntra] bp a ‘ “* T 4 tuent., +4 — — s lee Clase i—>- ils of " ei fur : . ‘ iMar Vm “A. - : ( a! i Al ; : vu Pa eee ent » ‘ (JA! Ov any wre D ance teri:n . na 4 ‘> 2 MO , on; pric P cover : OS2T mcust ( _ food « » % -ton perance me fs “me ¥O act wished vit . r we) 6614 ation ¢ ral °°57 roor "7 6-roam. elmer 7 ne ‘ “K18B: 2-store “ 4h . a T =" © wr s | MITC e : Open a) i em, ee. en Cab ta : iD : at fe) - y west r ats nede ao Prive 4 ae Sra mo ’ : , ! eave >w . iAts , an hew " ! fo) Streets “ ¥ fy i Ss’! ~~ omen OR CYCL oO 12 monthe ‘ smal) a HEL le & S| , —— evenings TRI ik rr) 2 WR (lass ; SI j ~~ a. ‘abar y is rr) flat : ale ar FL a at) : « iry ~ ~UBURB : aoe ner lng and 3 ar . “ also 4 ea made ‘" by rie, for ' . “pen Sunday Huber | ru motor is on 1917 fh — ‘ody ay dy i on " foe Lae ie? «ft 200 ditior mat fy - es = ie iM ‘ce , - ' S AND AP Bat n » PROPERT md , BT! ‘ Me ‘Aus! 4 j 4 room fl; t. au ad ; If “0 Wante it eo ae -~ n: wor ssenger ¢ SP mi ’ like a. room —lioy re tT r~ ho ; PALAM n@ av ™ Seq |= ' GUN Su _ » SS. 9 power t wer: wv r touri: T p.1 perfec Ow: —-* ivé) 1: gar J8@k ee: . :* S Ww OTT Ad é An Ne See NTDY ’ hi hagneto: a, be pe mens ~oe ali take Ag od t he oo af = ‘A Hudeo s — dition n 02" I furnt fure VER NUN twat . & Tvdlis 7 ' “pie ‘3 } : ANTED | vl we 2o b By owne OR SALE MIs SQ)! CRT Ree ies B A. ar a Ss and t i BUSINES pois ae « oo rims ; ili 2} -tminut | a ewoGa ft re on, go acust | lad‘es vad (neg b Ge] ores mend ->or 4, "790 Ry r. and 4 ni Ri maT math: hete s ut leat uy it: 3 e as SOCr ru a A NTL Ss and gen: e fur : 7, J . B Main «? I "O.. AL. T . Orick Pp he rtop toois + extra Gom- ke ORD . a pay a pas Seadiae 1) VERNON aa itlemer rnished reoma PLA " “ bere ae i es wi ow > i st, fenttge. Jp | BUNG Dac Pace a“! AND CONSTRI ROPERTY FOR BA : . , ' S SeSee “| we hp—] = for rem erdir floor rooms — SGA LOW any Gn -LCTION license D _ ik 4 fy aii Oor) Ve Argre © 4 a eo rr a i ; i ‘ a. | oe! “AT ] ear \ Sew wea] s ie Li T RU ( "KS a \ ERN »* stem ms _# * 4 ol or fro: ‘ J i,- ia i Sep . : ‘ af - - bey lig Washi u Se ike he : Ma ’ of atura] ae Fag nr ings. o icm,) . we CENTRA path ieee orest 92S A of 4 or 6) ye ee N gion at.,” Vinit ¥y 15; price and terma gm reom bri HOUSE. een ij ‘ (44:47 _ ~ ; rT» _ } ‘ ute nes ; " ’ shit ‘ e i _ ” %y “_ ' . me 4 S.ceping Dore arg iioaind j iLa — . URE cour , ene Wate: ee isienda no Lr . '™ms cali we. RoOld bry electric } c eriall mt, “- ‘i, SuU'tal i re 4 . ‘ »\ ‘ Ow - sh om ¢ } > ws 4 i a har 4 i*® read ; ‘ ts ‘Low : hd 6v17R ; wler si@ntes : . nr care 4abie for 3 ate icles ¢, T cottag ™ rans; azeqd and re wood -* 40 F@or Inga lor Beautify) , ph a | - beta; 83500 a > —2 ia VY - ei] mi ¥ of - st OF gs rORES .* ziti . Je: nines ToS) “ 127 foe 1 saree rie, ° panes fe et. 1 . a ' A I> r LATS CR hls . 2 blocks st 1067 Fairmoure we 2 hine garage fre-| @. bargain We hy Reliewine 8-37. unt av rest Park, 6000 LEON ht . eG w rein, oy’ = . ; ’ : o : pha ; aoe Pah fel nar ts TEO * . : : : - a — , $85 a own. 1207 rood | w ee ‘ Chou- | orth 8800 , | $550: $200 any time; fr ; or down. iret on ; otor balance menth} gete ir for MONTH yy : Yah! LY New » LY PAYMENTS ca duits. aan . ror GTON BL = * i $94% Nicely ¢ 7 ri.A Wr 7 ~ o — 4 o rel 4 - re VA ro@rr : Sirecar & vA & lower: Sausn| & bal mA sh stat ion. 30 ining gain : ramne utes’ . Bult a\ $3000. ‘ bot water in to ent ee le . ™ Rt ‘Cer EN mo S— Sal ; ay «VJ 4- lent A od Da . ma. 1920 ee pen in 10: Le d ah 1ediete de eport woe cmemenenaiinneen iS N a t ‘ then livery: Tor Grand. One ~~. - ' ' eres omerma! red. and reas \-passen e Pe n @\ ‘enin . ae pe: cheap “eras °e: . om t ’4-pesse st. Open nably pri r touring .. St vies ~ be 4416 Fas. Monthe eral! moa tires. aneer NOON a Sunday at $200. a(t tee map | RCE ino ar —s A... métiens fom _ Thos ide 7 Olive et. mubers Clin ——. aol, } fine 2% ivi mane Locu st Bb ARN eTT Pian Zi : taken in vt vd, el) m. nc ator » *) 4 ote z i‘. @nd reaso aweng - c;) A ir. &, dai. 7 nom i igs Barton Dates By igvidues_ ows ne ‘ ant i% Waa ___ Fpen reasons mer: @ _ “pitens ly |. UTOMOBILES- =. 2215 - Leewes WASHING? . eniences: in +, ithe. . ay on —————— ee | Ibis ¢ --. 4 . ia. | % HE ISCE fo) nished rf POON . brivate Geand 3 elerred . Conne: f cond ter; Cc her: ¢4 conditt ouring — | ar \ RO} ita i ] roo : 4*- lare P “ey | 4 \3e7 refere, “wo tien for ar a fully ontinental be _cust at. on jp Rood tir ao: fae oe mecha md - e: * eit 420 — NEOUS — w mW one or two cen: ons ; PLAT & : *s:; reward = . : sit . ~~ Serre , f ern? = tir - Lif rer , A~ ~ =* ‘ P r I ‘ . oes > wher . i . _AUN = L347 ~ TAR Ni mus ic ANE AND—Tow unday. price. 3418 — DF’ Centra 301, es. Suc a fed semn. ; ‘ nl OTTAG terr . *-TOOm fr PRO. eT : forma Can Tree Painted; | OAKLANIO PO ‘1048 Py one ule for . TIRE ES, PA RTS—FOR 2 eee 2 6Convenis« = ‘cat fur ria " & people é . ng with te ’ Ac res at Cc . : ter. po P room bri. — a me frame — al ¢ = = ¢ es we Car ES 2 , ~ = . , s te ‘ » m nr sa! a) . ta ; a star ’ . le a’ , = Nc I ‘j . ri : ; r " ‘ “al ; Lt *\ . leis Webdeter ano wn~ | very lim! ourineg socunt. . | Deln S5x4dly K SALE “ ae en = inall & , 5 5 Dict ; : ~ 9 zee a s out bm d toatlar-: » ABO ap. 1A J Footie bee * sora! n %. el to & " ; very oh old ru h a m™ar or + Wonderful t sh; tire w - ether must se) nount for STOIONe tires ——s_Side TOo! eautit fron: - a! ; bath ; _- ‘Oo rerit ; om ee will «. ° veg rase ludes S@Vera. Cler COTTAG —T 4*tnpie pl _ yr FF oe Comin whe nay Curren os ’ — Cent DR: Sdeener PAaNCe 12 ~ eaine,; oeenat’ Tie and caving: trica! ack Ounts. . we “hee 1 se than e a ied _N Water "OQ FLA’ erseicle Dill Sapss On 7 a or 4 , irgew? ae . i ai - adaptable zal out- a har t. -roon fre me _ . a”) MM: ‘t). rit? "4 ru ad 5 ay fet: ral ee (on ; po ‘ o.. ones Mubesstece Daye nen f = . Service Co App y Aut e room y med ~ - ORTH -_— ne iT ye We > 7 4 44.6 .3 “? Wer ' we nm or indi. ar fine opt or golf HOP Zain for au! ne: at K4Te t 3 Thes Y TO ta ew? nr ‘ : M. De at Sellen, small (o5) | Locust: one um B ileon LL = 2129 peneth eet | te BR nei?)| lemding to me rentiee, GOLDMAN RE eT eee ual ye, 2bPortumity Gory ick sale for | ren AN—Cit = n Su ida J Mot cto? Locust Elec. ' tRILLI 7 or flat > MY rent ard for r I — \N REALTY scent own COTTAGE ae ed a o iH. Ap Y or « Weeks: brand Passen oO ndav effer or , ome ANTF veer iting 4 , eaten 4 Neen the - a as the rAGe De! vel, Ir cou mtiy o tires ah new from ae LDSMORY oon and om) « —— ad bath. . 6244—: auy 2307.1, (OOF ort or ir Mia tion ‘ a be. a aoe Pen “4 ‘lerbatio v . : - — en ous irT’e , ’ ~ = . — aed ] Vv tr ref pul ‘ ; ‘ Se \.i ’ ar mi 9 = ro i” r tal ; Pholatery bea ati — tence nme ky spor mo4e! —— ‘ ev) M U Ai a he FR I! oa J i rn es = " ss Fuel : atio - I , for ie “tion, te ve t, and | og cunt, “Open OLDRSOMER Sunday Quick sale 3418 Loe, top: taught. panéolin. ¢ AL TION. 1. ABADIF xt ences. srentSomnee ail ee |; HOUSES WANT a rt el and Supply Co” Word | just lot # av: +e PARK HOME (7)| Suchenee a salaried people; ae Olive. vision, . a : (eT) ce il B. Yoaccn.o we ocuat | oY. _L Strun uitar wn lower. 1 s—} rest s645R OY RE ED Vood ; {ust mars e135 nee | coufidentia: v4 mode}. a. 1 1} tT eona rr ents banjo fiat urniah : 4 > 580) ! . lint arge e«} Moin ed fal ore! finest ope | ed: bere nen uring, 1918; reb e7) | RA —. loaned. Prtnam fie MON TU ne? ished room f eiall Pein ee , KIRKWOO CT) extent a Je auick P hed” "pri x cot LONE Y ~~ lass . 186i nal finish. _——— — bargain silo 5 cord tires ullt, te on. AGTIME and and j ————__— tha@m, JiZ) ‘eohe MERY > - ¥F couple AV amt family ‘ Responstb ET S|] = rom D NES 9 wy ferme - $3100 sey pan Tied people condition: “gant. es Locust » et. Mid Stat newly palr ” t te learn. Q2z in 20 le ~" ED ~~ ousek ~D I 2agy- 2 la —e Phe Fr mm sires to lense ® party wt = -~ For sale or ' " ; FLAT ‘a4, Main ary clal Ride ments ; nie confide nels aon lock. ajee | ae tt AND—" To emont LE = ae Mot urs C . ensen, Odeon Bids. en suenanan a: Never ¢ Loo NEWSTEAD og oe oe reemes { — Se DeT iY sas >, SS @ 7 a lence in Daw 7 lea —— 5 room a . S. APARTMEN : La MONEY end OF iy , . “21 » W 7 O.. | ran : traneten we ™ ; vr ars) efore Jur pest 9 7- tre Oat ‘VOT e. na ~* coda, iT) es Wi rod several — sts, cash or ouri ng: small re eT) | RAGTT Phone Tine Chris heeteie a heusek N.—Furnis FOR mihie rally lometes per garage. lose TS, FOR SALE ory, Labers "os liamondea. wad. 7 and os = uV ERLA NI ipa aNOd ¢ ‘ ‘ linder. 7 ae - ‘ a, ME na arene ell S000 _—— - gas eeping , iPhed an at —_—s COLO « = “We ‘ ; _ ‘ Ping sO8 ot ae larze —-~ S ia Franke . onde af . Warts hea dale me 13 Locust: 5 Coliseum r) and pat nt wth = “‘~. car — wf — ‘te bans. or leasons. Diano play —_— (ony NEWSTEAD : oe wit hon L.A RED PEOPLE he teed bag i 7 mss re] ‘© Kirkwood to ao s OUTH > MONEY , ss cor” oh roe. 2 mo small OVEI i FH ot y new 4 . mult vielte, Senna ie root 2816 _ mA SALLE. } PLA : ei o RE and aned and nthe; cash RLAN sol t Delm tires, ' ngs ar tau . Tan aramiaed } Cases.’ kitchen “ urn! eee a See t ~ BMeautit i R448 an oe, rs , Cao all secur Uommeeiie ae open Sun. | ~—= ANP —lLike x new: ma =! te Juniata. “rand 515; Cab open dail in, ukulele ass-Tayior car O5.50. moe ne trent d: weter: $10 nee for red ok: © north ef Mant > | electric fase rs $12 aO-— PRICE $a75 : O18 Hoatn rth een oe (c7) OVE ST Vireini erifice @ a5. ee Ollendor? a me eve- Bok / Canventengs TO @ sen then “ere ; wing ‘aring jor Manchester. Den- rents. furnaces Bice doubie $8750 LAI ANE 4d ff 2 Ran! . ow ooenee ba by) oix te ke eee a A Vie - —_ TUNING A I a I ‘ ch 053 OOMS } WITH. Lges ' LET BUSINES = rr) Ine } pe _ --* i and iering hy te, ee Jf ; fine cond lle re m flat 2 ae irniture D¥re 377 _ & : ca ah Sta! fc) (cB — , — tr 2 acre potatons aifalfa- ard ——_ tk a , ea gon being lemra aad tereat planes W car; perfect | | OVEREAND- Iu! or_fermr sng cz ylinder: |g NING « x2 apa ARO CITY SPACE—For 1 S PURPOSES waaal oO! On county. wate ee GRAND ANI eT. room 497. 722 able | cust et. room i Senta ae coal Roe tat 1oMe te notes. . bee eee uring woe desk (c6) Siell, 1634 = or work a —~ a eee ___ 80UTH a oe elthd nts toe or SS.A00 aq: ’ etrl. Kirn | Pmt! dandy ‘little rie ARTPORD wa ba ae ; a. rarne ove i? mato car. (c@) uae ti Ss wont Ramee Tie ng ba = rn : | fleer« CUiOn. Clie Blee! on asac turing ~ 7s ' . re eindtyy elg? nee ’ ean a's Morrar 4"ard A. ; bias xi? c a P19 ae terms 28104 - in g00d con fae Cen. | PLATE AND ORGA ied) NEB ti; meals Of) Outsite hal S table O@r*:- con’ and con be ace, et frame: hat ~~ Os FO pre nf oe ®, 3114 s —— Langan Fuse. « t 1Re a2 re ® like model; origt | OVERLAND —-Mod Medi pay dition 8000 “on ett. -R-PIANO-V NS EBRASK. A. i913 . ‘onal; pri- arene turing, tor etfice Me™ bot! Aistridt: convents mann. electric APA ICKMANS nt h,, BT Grand STO » oe 7 ister Car Ce. Cell lise terme HOD | driven bre ——ee a (en) | } vik =SG4A Me Nair chifferche. re —o ployed. -Roon 1 and board . Se ee San St. Leuis-( ey ere ons ‘a n: hou Age yp & to oa —s yesktgnna r “4 MENT 415] 4 ite! ee a Smee on ons AND BONDS “eeum Bidg . uber. | ees _!tharal ort @imance- °"'; - Hari) dave PARK ry convenience: 3.8% a s-Comey (0.0) ee ‘thulldinee i= Me ne ee aon” «eee ernie il, # Te gt J ; ere) terma. ance TITY Se aw ton ~_-- . - RK sy ties enHience; / ; Pome - ; at ae Alwr? iis ir ac por } _ . ry! ~ an oa a) 6. fms ra ” wt oh : — ae a | B excellent ‘viinde Rh i ome’ Tourtng. area I. jocuat will ‘take | PLANO mes Beaten condition ——©) | RUSE 1S0-—Room and board: on: penne nen een a pe UNIV eae NR ssimeiiencnc a - oareweed Pec fmm Ah ecping | € wack. ton tata” ee ne ent con r tour rine os | men on: will sac ate model, a 7), adie for “ec * Tac . Tes SSELL : : oard: $7.50 . Na natn ‘ ihe ITY __ 40h) Bihan ire tn WO machines. ia ston CHEAP ; ~—s 115. Poe ts jray son ». 3713 Woehinnn: new om: t. balance mon rifice at $u50- in perfect | 2. head lance het “urliteer orches! ___ (7) | _ Tare aL., 2804—For | —— - I: Oo we | OURE CITY = OOO: will m | about four mon oxite- ba “e~ les, any > leaeed hnugton ‘res ov ERT, A tpiy. 22 713 *ma)i — 1estertiec) id. i; ter ms stra. r 24 gent ’ -_— ‘e r e g rm . 7a mer NDER ke terr ne ‘Mortis . e arg@ganir - arr ; ; ay. a) iineutal mot Teourtn hfe vw Ay . $s: oo To fi Mo Box e2. + hut | Way e Rt y “ ea tler en: aiso 4 A se. ] ‘) 000 Q \ Soqnen nm rere av . t ‘nive - . s0ON_ STOCK F_} ij price STinK We + Pieog : n tat 9 an othe BES, na ’ wt'l sel! for “s eractica |) ar a rL a a ard make buys the _ utes —_ modern Rule 1743 Ro es a q : q Ft ~~ vel na +” —. Py ; on eratty ¥ City : =, oe tne Develon by ong shares al 7 J ' y to ulDped Ea | ores oa deferred’, Tend ng OOn-| Bizteas Ss sores. Gee 4, upright, “onl. m_home Sidney 15:1 n and board in 5. & .| BaLso 35" nin: I Sixi30. war we gnariwood BU NG ALOW cates a cog, | SCH BHA he Cos will a wit ” 1 OV BRIA ba! ment ow 421-2 ‘ Gr ~ 9 , & .. . cla} ie _WE ma? . in . de COR - ~ ao . t a& HK on er heat n eric? - KT, our - ’ 74% “Kh “ . ¥ . } on these’ . | tra ND Noss plan. | ANGELUS 7 = rend & amp Pj low CA —aA~- ST : : - Nf} R 2» 580 De flat: prettiest on 105 Al nw and Peat 180 ete Sundar ¥. der: $200 in exceptionally Ate, — —— _fet like ead me... Ate ks a ane o.. Pere NE ony antes ? i 1 Q)+ K) “ 4 ed py WEBSTER GROVE imar (cB) Le ny ar, eat on ~~- ore : benastes : ee cant aan pment sree of Uni a . ; - ie a a ’ » rG "= - . ’ : on : ss uie ae : * ry ~ Lae “9 «? ! v —— i" easy terma me running a 1 Stis $1600. iy tone; habe ‘mahog DE 1M mk G, for lad rib “a f Bai f\; HEO. R. APP ~ fES 4057 a? “ . UF al are: $12 000 eving a ee =o te talar 7 Gividend , ret beau. PAIGE _&\ M0A L r- | S115 Call 4458 Weat bargain “ek: AR RI — employed ike. PRG hae St _ Bropert Ef. aegis ings Jamfavetta as leaving «i en - low 8.tan ee ee ;. +i tor . ~~ ok green | : pe ase “ely everh ocurt. PL. “AYER Bi, ashington n hes. hor ne cookl e JM Oo Re = Sit S. “ Ri { —— *peciaity Fh or Groves —W _" A Ww O} ; Cail at IN ‘e199 «« oat tape’ Find cnttenee: we entellent entre aaa «i. ¢-cylinda £7) | sles an Seed ise Forest | ENRIGH} ———— adel ee, With. | 4h E for our — — ne Webster 708. 12a) + i tKINGM AN’S] gidberty Bor shed over ote ane; on goes ake mn: Oo } we condition with 35 er j- ' gr . me cond only * (T) i = im ver =5 2 ioe ae oaeg | h r " ~ " 2 sSSTER “4a pur an ‘@aie it te §) ~ Year-oid 4 Al {! °° pey « = and W 7 : ’ ita os Say today. Ca now if fa oe cerd +t ; eat lees. ition: mont 4 | } . Y Ge@strah! _ rhe —_——_-—~ - f f’>- ~ oe ‘ my t (sROVES and trt Mahe iad doubt! . { ' A | \ Price ast, —_ er Bev! ¥ r you ery ifees: m anch , @wner ha, $A00 iAk P able he iz ‘ " (>) s ts : Le a TRier ma ate a oe - flat. . Ith Waltin nge - take sit at a ba went respect | Musle roll ch and will ; ER, : Rome. with board. | (* a itaiet game eit = Per not and contatntr Flies ac ty, Bead C eb 5 NN. “tg payment Tahie ii Body Co. Wy Swe The i. aery ceaeeae | can he mob d part tern large nem at oe board B25 4 a a boar ri ( ont a) e rif fy’. te _ ew ~ a aa 7 -raom — . rent s4 rere = sah wate a ig «le SEs 8 firet Noor “l Cagh pees Open ey ent ~~ PEER LSE —Tourin and Pine Glive sana Auto ; | -reming. S200 s. c reiable aj & ark. + one vires furnished sac as Mee © 12.000 everet _~ street (rate ee _—_ home. | fated ot > 7 da ean eee arSie® sinks CE OS FIRST. -W ‘eage, 5 —— hae be our!ng: oo Sho i. . *T ATE Ke ran cor Party : i NSING Oe } ro orm. sprin } I } = , p uw under c« 7 a* ¢; af — Pie: tri: ; _ a reena o* jick es Ne Aun? " unlieted ¢ thu - - eT her GTO: : “alrgro, ey ji are . \ ed station a. vatior ~~ . CT. Sse, end ree . wee mrett | soi ly reb veed « A large ® Omens mes tlema a Ry —ae na ag sy st > Té ef. K ir ou . oF os ; ard rat ot I to el @¢ e« = your ——— n 154 “ t I A ie on. 7 t u@ } i 4 e*, ’ bo : : na sbullt | aad] bareals shopworn ~ eee. of high _{6$} | LINDELE om 4 ivate fan ‘iy rooms. lady elev ator. n, Steam heat a d withour ¢ Ferguson phe = from Pens > Suomen ay nts #1980, Pr © Utter at 6 ra gre - a on, ~ ig a uate ricea. rate . or " irnit nes wil! raibe _— = os , porte! 4 ect will be een vared and viavers “at suitable ee S760 —1 breakfast oy: = en mG i! seas) ° erica ten Tt or and “52 De ’ rice 83 ri. Bank is hachner @ nent . v you 4 ke Fonahbia oF (We i ar ge 24 -floo ‘LA . Ww =. Da al e $4456 p ~~ nq, einer Sxztures parier: ~~ double ¢ =e . - 3g Oltwee ’ " _ s | MeP} ’ @icelLent r fro b&b ; i!) se! rr Ole . te , aan Yeu’ ¢ n ° a * one - ; ; ; = io - mal iERSO: he. or ] pheter | ANDF? : ere “ 7 ¥ , te mt N. 4474 *; rea- VM : ease. nae ett ei __WELLST qentidiaieiien: Sn ri. -REON-STOCK F lectri vee tiie ee a ee oe > -Lartin-Bre; /BUNGAL 7 ON | _ ‘e ERMAN ie ioe ated an | reitt yy UNGALOW—4 rom: oem | 3969- Destnt st. wil! loan you par, leew 7 p = matey om it Yo. | oa! afl convenionteee ,0n4 2 — ~71 L ‘om, | De Oaid af S1's week modate ram” aban omer llences. tenn e-ention _— aa > : Se wilt ' Slae ’ per « “ en ae} ' o4 b n ave oe > er ‘ MW 4 late a. >? or hd tt ag Ir . . en an . on @ imf Edmune °% peestesio:, | °°°™s an lawrence v~. vduetrial t« rour ach 650 ‘ erieton ic) Wood fic ~ Dae a tarlor yh s r lee 4ou! We WIL ee e* mark . wear yu @ flat : [L.J, mere —— + (See nm heat an at. a ere thas : » the eet UE. : @ hard v - . others “ fai le @ | ‘na + AO Gil? meeteer eo asking,” é eahoard on ni nted cal condition ; 1 fin- rose. See ser” wii res; > ia 1. Open } ams, S084 Wax ee etl I: Eats down Dayment, to fime cond'th ed | ay Rar + F balance on = Piano continue uous -Attrac =. —onveniences hot water; ees light” room cooking *, ° ai 1119 -2] nm. i lie aon FUR 00 Thiles: Sieoount, . off for cash” te ; 2826 Tocuet: st Ro xe a $4700: are beet. nena! om to with Imtereat neti : oa M = nen $15 erest Page : oe otors . St . e 158. Las and Tnialbed . _ 128s Co, | 1414 Pe is that Detter: enle ter a | Dispatch” Bear respons. ater, o} : | LS14-18'6-16 NS Teh ‘oe POM: ghiaver-tiane | VERN op Train o - tS | ST Ke iw on =” j lo eatre!l (oJ) mi ‘rum . year O Pver lletntng, . : ANNW loos green btn: Mot Min ot at fA fee on es {Ki —, BB & ar , _ TIMBER LANDS 8197 | She ~ | 1090 Harvey fom Pa coe ment $500 Central cat “¢ Law ust. - Opes sat | Ay eabinet ot bet st (0) sh. they Hy wean e's phe S47 to § *} ia Kieckamp Plane te $75 Wi Sater. excel! aSuin : , a ori &, a houses 7 ‘ - Comey Op floors of single inuels eva flaw - ; Fer on' 4 . + aA ea. Ss» “ot . ‘ s.08 rr . i @arfeiéd ac. -_ Ray A tonne * bn ty signe sg “ tne s ‘sf o rand a 2 mite? Lbrti! — ar? Ff J08. B. bck M RECO. ot ‘ he’ tice cues pay TS egg ee net reoihe ar

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‘ ‘STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, MAY §&, 1920. Son of F.. J. Walsh Dies Suddenly, Optum Smugglied From Canada. CONTRACTS TQ BUILD HOUSES Erwin Walsh,4-year-old son of Ed- OTTAW A.—Statistics on Canadian V ey ‘Yps” for the Bond Issue, Tuesday. May 11th. ™ : ; ward J. Walsh of 4349 Westminster tmports of optum indicate that large a Yi. ‘place, vice cies Se of the Gascon- quantities are being smuggied from . . ade Clay Products —_. died sudden- Canada into the United States, Min- — SATURL ly yesterday afternoon at his nome. ister of Health Rowell has declared OF MISSOURI TAKE SPURT rein 2.202 SS ist severe to tne Howse of Com . oe blished, but it is thought to have ‘*“ pore t née ise O1 - Sm ta s meeetl mons. ‘We Give Eagle Stamps ¢ and Redeem Full Books | for $2; in nCash | ce argest Distributors of Merc — : g 2 at Retail in Missouri or the West. © iP heen due to a heart attack. or $2 ad in Merc handise—F ew Restric ted Articles Exc -e pted. | é % i be ; : Si a ie aa 2 sa ng Baa RE NER rn irs A 0, ee ee a ee St a at a fener ‘oat Ai ccnee £50 The May Sales Continue, and Monday One of the Big Features Will Be This Offering of - * > q Sample Silk Petticoa $6.98, $7.50, $8.50, $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00 Values for € Another lot of those wonderful Petticoats have been received in time for Monday’s selling. Made of taffeta, jersey, or with the two combined, in the wanted suit shades and changeable colors. as well as white and flesh. Also some of satin in white and flesh. Petticoats come in all regular sizes and all lengths. Only one will be sold to a customer, and no C. O. D.,. mait or phone orders will be accepted. ’ Me - —— ee They Aggregated $103, 743,000 During April, 31 Per Cent of Total Construction a NU XATED IRON By the Associate’ Press ryland, Delaware, the Distri: NEW YORK, May $§ A decided tumbia and Virginia show an i: > : f contract e ase f &$1 pe cent ont Auett Spurt in the phen ead oad - me e + Ewin Go cmc tebe West Th e Power Behi 1 nd Str ‘ong ; errTiit , : '» . for homes in the ¢ Virginia and Ohio report an increase the Ohio and east of the Missour! 96 co por cont Illinois, Indiana, rivers during April was announced Jowa, Wisconsin. Michigan and por- -b] here today by the F. W. Dodge Co.,/tions of Missouri and Eastern Kan- e ood oy Bi cces % ul nh- Sas show an increase of 18 per cent conetruction statisticians hiesiden tial buildings aggregated 21 per cent despite the fact that building costs , - as tha fire ? ave riser) more than 15 er ent of the total, whereas during the twst - in the Central West in the last yea en.an omen of loday. MADR ErE® sor REP DDD > Dees three months of the jear it repre sented only 19 per cent The amount to be expended for tracts were let in nesota homes north of the (hio and east O North and South Dako ota last month the Miessour! as ahmounced during ! eriod ~'% spring April was $105,743.00: The total | 30 was spen residential construction work in th! m the building of housing ac« ferritory reported from Jan. 1 to dations in Greater New re May 1 was $482,344,000 The total per cent of the total amou of all kinds of building construction tracts let, home constructio o — on ‘ Ee tate Lo ns or im this territory for the first four | Was reported to have ‘ tall n bebi n - or Ca gg a months of 1920 is $. 144,637,000. the general yt llding pro ‘arm Bullding contracts in April for This was aiininiatiee nv th 1e fact that ew in the figst four months of the Lew ui ing e@ New York State and Northern New in th Jersey were three times the figure ent year'the contracts let he for the same month last yea ee ee ene / A EM M ELMA N N-S H ACKLER , in s 32 r cent of the tot tal, aa n reported as doubled. Eastern Penn- 16 per deat tress. last year’s c Me esvivania, Southern New Jersey, Ma- struction Seventh aad Chestnut Sts ne e é The number of motor vehicles in ky use in the United States during 1919 ni increased 23.2 percent over 1918. For the same period the production of gasoline increased only 9 percent. — 2. To supply gasoline for the greatly increased fleet of motor vehicles is the problem confronting the petro- leum industry. LDouble the amount > > | ¥ an a. = " en 2) sees > * ‘ oe y “~ alinless Wi ~~ ua); ess Ry uss, a $ y Dew Be Se .» * v fad Pals ‘¥ POT) ri » e F- i = Ze large. ari ‘Ji ho ice di a or the best oua signs and eolors. Size ‘y e genuine Orientals \ | : ‘ ; worsted varns, 1 x12 ft.. made of best large selection of sort ana newest colorings and desigus, Many re- twisted varns. et a: include On * : | | produciug the gen nuine Persian and ental, medallion, floral and smallehiz Chinese rugs. effects. F boven pci Yard, 85c nd san itary. Come in hardwood, tile and block designs, with hens. dming rooms or bath rooms. Fearth Ficer sam Zeonomy Sie Mies 3 Sale of Outergarments Offering Four Unsurpassed Value-Giving Groups Monday $20 to $25 Dresses $27.50 to $32.50 Dresses >t oe "| @ Dresses that are eminently suitable for present or Summer wear. And there’s such a varie ty re presented in these two groups that choosing just the right Dress should be an easy and pleasant task. A OP EE me my See PRESET ESE ESSE TE Cee ew To date, the solution of this problem has been possible by reason of the reserve stocks on hand. This bulk ~~ a — “Se *Pee ee PeVHVSTS Dg? es storage has served as an expansion and contraction factor to keep sup- ply equal to demand. oerecere sag : In the 11 states it serves, the Stand- ard Oil Company (Indiana) main- tains 3780 bulk storage stations where stocks of gasoline ; are carried sufficient to meet the normal de- mand, with a reserve for almost any emergency. eee eee ye Be! POPP R Eee eee PPE EEL EE EERE RL EE EEE CEs aetna ltt PEEP EERE EEE REE EREELELELELELELELEEE CEL SELLE rk Had it not been possible to keep this tremendous reserve in the field, thousands of motorists would have been unable to operate theircarsdur- ing the late transportation troubles. This equipment, representing an investment of millions of dollars, is managed by alert men, trained to serve you. So far it has proved itself equal to any demands made upon it. At $15.95 are Dresses of taffeta, crepe de chine and Georgette crepe; tunic and draped sttles, as well as braid or embroidery trimmed models. Navy blue and The foresight of the men respon- sible for the operation of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) has enabled them to estimate ac- curately the probable needs of the motorist for gasoline, and they have located bulk and service stations at convenient points throughout the territory, where the needs of the buying public can be supplied quickly and easily. Spring shades. At $17.85 are styles suitable for practically any occa- vion— Dresses made of Georgette crepe, crepe de chine, taffeta and Georgette and taffeta in combination. Navy blue and the wanted shades. Sizes for women and ee Me Ee a eek eee ee at me i a misses. '* Women’s $45 to $55 Suits Women’s $35 to $40 Sui Suits of splendid q ia! ty S ib Extraordinary values: 5 ‘}.2 and shown in the prevailing made of wool serge, wool styles. There are pl atm tal- poplin, tricotine. velour lored, braid trimmed and eheecks and handsome mix ripple back effects, fashi ; of tricotine, tures, well tailored throughout and serge and velour ehecks Every suit silk lined with silk. The styles are in accord witht Sizes for women and misses. pepular demand Sues for women and mi Basement Fcvsemy Extraordinary Sale of Women’s Hose | Pee Eee REE Fe he eee eee eee This emphasizes the benefits de- rived by the public from the effici- ency of a company as big as 1ts job. _ Involving 48,000 Pairs—Slight Seconds of the $1.50 and $1.98 Grades—Pr., | Standard Oil Company Fiber and silk Hose in black, white, brown, heather mixtures and two-tone ' (Indiana) ects—also lace stripes in a great variety of patterns. The defects are slight and will not impair the wearing quality. You'll find them arranged according to 910 So. Michigan Ave., Chicago, I. sizes for easy selection. POPP PP ee eee eee EL EEE RE EERERERELEL LEE Ea Baa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaP aaa a saa a ae aMa eas aale ee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee

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ST. LOTIS POST-DISPATCH, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 8, 1920. ™ (a6 a= - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | THE OLD DELAY-DELAY-DELAY PLEA.‘ counteract the negative vote of some hang-hack | , Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER | Fypieal, undoubtedly, of the general arguments of *” Lowiaan dhs Aes ae es Annee a s to it set forth by A. B. Douglas in a letter to the LAW AS TO STRIKES CLARIFIED. eR | Post-Dispatch printed today POST-DISPATCH CIRCULATION He points out that this is an unfavorable tin | Average for April, 1220: sell bonds of many gorts, that constructive solved an injunctio of far-reachin iia ; =i. S - Bare - — i. J - 4 : tne ; — eee strik ae We fe i a S £85 oe ee : so ae tf eee US J) +0 Le rour | INCE Dilwor a. ow . - 442,086 ny a ae or DAILY AND SUNDAY 272.223 abnormally high and that sound econom! sued by him in se Of Certain fecti¥y norma to be agitater After it had remained in-effect for more than two , deral {ourt gas dis- - . ; ‘: . *s . oe ' Po © . =" . .* ° + > 1th ‘ ; iy montas. a iigke : et. {>i uae f of t! K inios ia Zz | - sist” ' ’ Vie . eon a Pr a, mands debt reduction, not debt increase ee : He adds that the record of the city administration IT know that my retirement will and he explains his change in attitu make no difference in tts cardinal ecrable pavement and public construction of inferior _ 3 ituc priccipies, that it will always Mgh* quality, is not such as justifies the voters in intrust- present interpretation of these word for progress and reform. never tole se much more ambitious projects to its bands somewhat trom erate injustice or corruption, always In his new fight demagogues of all parties, nev- er belong to ary party, always op- that the projects for which the bond issue provides employment it! ' n « a} i had 3 ke 7 "a .iam Ji in eon clas=e Ti | ‘e , 4 : ; ‘ tae with the poor. always remain devot- from their exer ution In far t. aii b cony nds ia that in a pea af 2} van! . - . Ss . . was alwa’ ! am h 1 ed to the public welfare, never bres ther are “not so badly needed” that the bond issue The new ratte _. * a . ie g. “gf “e \ ~~ - | q somebody «ise. BH eatisfied with merely printing whee “eould not wait.” It ts flatly a piea for a delay of taht to etethe , , le ; © and it had served siways be drastically independent; “three or four years. ) ) , mae. 6gbout her own ap pever be afrakl to attack wrong, ‘ tes strike. The temporary legislation tntende: : . : | whether by predatory plutocracy or | Iiis logic it he period he war emergency h ided to | a | Jd: 7 | , ee wee ©= self that 2 nian « poverty. stop to all plans for solving the distressing housing this confusion “a er * -S | | eye By beauty deserves | . rT? ‘7 : > : - 3 - cyf JOSEPH PULITZER. problem, to all expenditures for good roads; in fact, minimize labor gides. Beauty of 4 - April 10, 1907. not only to public improvements, but to production. gple adiustmen’ She Was presum earthly difference end poor beth: ‘ —-_— —~ —— --—- of every sort. Tt is reduced to the stage of iogical emplorers and em abeurdity by imagining it applied to manufacturin made when just gbe was reserved, | @ redeeniing facult LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. 2 If the cities must shut down on their policies of hastened by bumor for endur ts Against the Bonds. | heipful and progressive public improvements, why use of Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch | should not manufacturing of every kind shut down leaves emplo . | it ie diffi-' until prices drop to a lower level after three or four oo an Searens find in this day was no Waitress, ; the evidence again ~~ + The Clayton act authorizes injun: “~~ P Pa prevention of “irreparable iniu — 4 Me in the matter of improvements, as revealed in ex ti te ee ee oe Ca "ce _ *~' a “we . AS gelf; that he Kne = gcter, ber parent: q ered in half a dc LJ att a. a = is But nowhere in his letter does Mr. Douglas deny ,.,.. hich authorizes delat A eee ae — #* +6 oe ue , ee EE a . 7 « 7 : =i generally applied would put an instant only the i we. ee ln Ty ew 84 ead ». tf s, PY *e! a bh i "2 .* e a a . Orn, aes “stn e® a A 2¢ , oo. . ‘9.55 7 ' » ti 7. | ae » * Bis existence He had never er @ing pace. nor bs Gesperate fever. Y: fully from the bani ’ * %- * tat - ae! ¢ “3 J arin a ae **4 poke a * me es a ee ee ee oP ™.. ot o> - PF Re , vad ‘ r.\ ' wee we | eos- \ f am aware that right now : t . ' ar’ see le = so, . cult to get an airing in the press for an: d. of course : fee SCIENTIST LODGE MATCHED WITH OUILJA. the coming bond issue, but there are . ; a An encounter a Winnipeg the other most decidedly two sides, and loya:, in- If authorized now, only a small part of the bonds ; say , , !- : ; ; : . ae = = will be marketed and only a small part of the projects | dire: t As the sun dipp = »] with roceeds of . . : hoped to accomplish oN ia Which Mr. Douglas speaks. Both marketing and ex- the bonds are much needed, and woulc , = i Lodge entered a er piace to live in, @cuulon Must necessariuy ve spreads over so iong a menses. & Oe Renal : fife. He had vagi large number of no | nittediy the... = 1 i. The oo ond oo ow ~’ the | time. The average of favorable and of the so-called ' , worst in the fnancia ential at ta a far - il] ke show? — ee snpposed to be one ot + great authorities in the > ! " ; | win o be Viewed ' . ; . : | - +e +» financial is- | Unfavorable years will Make a showin i ni eee = | te : : | | ‘& ; United States to float 45; is’ credit ie *% qd on p Bic 1 eries and e hereafter cs a >. 1 © Be ae Fi, which nature--anc : ‘Yi , oe had given him. H " —— .* i; ’ be Be l+* ” . ’ ».akes oor tag “4 any municipal issu¢ by splendid credit. is almost unappeasable moet unprofitabie. E ® The cost of materials and labor are, As to the city administration, undoubtedly ever known in this countr) ‘ wt od bah 2 heard in other directions. but the Post Dispatc! yughly ill purchase of thes¢ “ ; ' : 000,000, roughiy, « _— believes that a sufficient repiy to it ts found in ' ss : . creation of the Citizens Superv! wer of money privr to 1914 the powers intrusted to its mem ' "* The crying need now is for econo- , , , «halance, and helpe ' © cryene ~- ge | This committee is accountaDdle my. saving, and increase production | Been an acidulous s She was tremule "the postponement of every expenditure! mand will alone avail for the taxparers’ | other than those needed for absolute) 7. members show a keen appreciation o 7 necessities. A bond itasue creates a debt | : ‘a | ; a 2Y sources of the plac in the se Da intered | nr b a : ren ; a 4 ‘ . ima? * ” : ‘ , es” | involving large expenditure, as the; h in the again es and. from sheer years’ Such a general interruption wou! terested St. Louvisans can take the nega- : , suits of encounte began 'O quiver as ete. but please note the following con- term of years as to reflect more fluctuations in fin. maa se ler) ) | ~~? een divided into rounds, it Separated itself in’ . ;, , , me , ; we easion. He put hi: sur Credits are tight. interest rates| with satisfaction, not with regret. St. Louis | : , 7 af} ' diy Pwiewu Mis . nent aSnilg av ee 7 : ; “§ | : Je omee)20Ctié«ie Sapped the ca high levelS; Douglas says expresses in one way a feeling not essentials to improvements, only $12 Rest and most thoughtful economists! 4 more direct sense than the a eame. didnt {t*" | : ° hea 3. ' eT) ; and it is payment of old debts rather sponsibility they have a: pted '~ her with futile des city administration in the way of street, ' | lie ing ft “oe ‘ an rn: : has been under discus-| processes of spiritual evolutio : be led astra THE KIND OF A RAIN ST. LOUIS NEEDS NEXT TUESDAY. ae tins ee a oe | salt oy Fhe .oh other than favorable opinions reatire’ *” be panic-creating and ruinous tive. Doubtiess the things * hich it is will be executed during the three or four years o! matched agains gero four waa o' eiderations: and price conditions than can be discerned at this a ; Pasi’) iscerned par im the first, the ent tis - 2 : | : 5 ee} ©=ominoctely regarded high, and competition of Liberty Bonds | high and the demand for tax-free publi ids, ba "Me io = . . s : >) oe were the becinniny at the moet extravagant) . 660.000 as compared to the purchasing and politicians are urging deflation, and) matter. The resources in publicity which it will : : ith Scientist Oliver ving mu iiss : B % ei ) | ; subli al ss t tte & o> .3 tas Bee P ¢ = ‘ . haar ) sincarD or nd i shy? 4 ‘ . — ; eS ; . a.” yy . ' ; y ’ -- ’ . 5 ‘ a _— Z + ; he adjusted himself t of a} case of this bond issue i viaduct and other building is mot character to make one desire t's, entrust sion for monthe, bas been given ?orm u ul ty by rem: dc = i‘ . . - | i ais : | aumitted’ final a! to it the spending of $24,000,000. There ually s been accompanied b: ainstakin: Too intricate i 4ef description. t oa iste ae atenttes atan ta gradualiv and has en accompanied instakin intri i ' i contest e : Es wi > honors Ti nid 3 / h a NI | R R Q R _——)6=3—si‘«é(éS" US Ness that ther Written for the POST-DISPATCH . Was enousa to fruet is moO worse paved cit) ty nate and our public constructions | sifting of the facts. - veeichenen ; \ — . TS “a's Wiieh if seems lija tind an antagonist of "1 Pr met S | \ IIN L F 2 A ‘.% TT hole« ‘ = ? . . - by Clerk McAdams ; Y it if : me. 1 Dor 7 | their conversation Bey ——— ee . ———— ee ee _— ee —— — ame a - —— —_— — ———— oe of recent Gate are indescribably poor. |= If there are some of the oro je . : rears will! f' De 6. The next three or four years ‘| ought not to be undertaken at this time, a chance doubdbtiesa develop more favorabie money. labor and commodity markets. None of! the projects in the bond plan is so badly) needed that it could not wait until such | popular projects carry through the less popular period that ite accomplishment will not} e enti —— involve a holding up of our citizens ; But to oppose th > entire prog@rani oi ung lestion- A. B. DOUGLAS | ably necessary and highly beneficial projects on some -_— - pitiful, evasive plea of delay is only to perpetuate an . e ate o . sia J i} sch Lf aii Man's Best Friend. obstinate form of obstruction that has he! EXEUNT THE EIGHT O'CLOCK MAN . : re Fi : U3 MELA ' Aas . at us ng head nena mart tack for a generation and prevented her from comin: y the poor 3 OciorK Man. He has had his da : ee _ F “his rchant had ordered some talking awa : rhen the . ' ; Las = j chines t by a St. Leuis manufactur a 1 ’ » , My attention has just been called (0! 20 het own and is passing : : , | : two efternoon papers of April 29 which man we —— o - _ p 7 . n $3 tne nai ‘no " } ; es Waors . ) ee ’ ae wer } ch Ler lipment when the switch- estate that this year 538 dogs, Strays, at There has never heen a time tn the past 25 , pad f= } : ; wr oe : ihm : . : for bim rains ran tot } ad n eed 1 : — , Ties ruck and the embargo went on ney ' the eg — cogel — - >“ years when thia bond isaue could not have been , ‘ — — a —— : me ag | a were eat aa ok: annie me | I medical schools to shameful | , rrr. All energies were bent : ss. eee eee eae, | | arti ae ‘icant, ~ | | auis ; epposed just as speciously with arguments based ats —— on ——— nee en EN top floor until such time as the embargo would : vense (hat is even more sign be, Y | ld i ommercially and politically @ | socialiy. According to one of Amerteas & done to death in the way of vivisection. . | | | on sonur combination of security market condi- . : ; ; r m nd. t e Min. ANTWINESS OPINION Th rehant ou i the middle of Missou: : Me Re” SAE | h: is : ij hurr, fa wrote to the n educators, race prejudice and race & é Ie the city willing to receive municipal ed wagging funds coming to it by the biinding, tions, price leveis. ability of tarpayers to pay. : " a needed to , those tronger in the North than it was before tag Fannie Hurst. mangling, dismembering and other tor-/ desirability of debt reduction. a Vem L on " ae nial tures inflicted upon animals’ Any dog dnd there will never be a time in the nert 25 et nat aa earl e tha’ aii this a Tic is . hines t oe — wrate The war in politics is netorfous is liable to get lost or stolen—its collar | ; + ' , ie : " a i 4 . Ue . i 2 q . . 4ea5 >" ‘ + : : a. ae as ‘ . 2 Lt. : «4 - - > a y — ; , le *k removed—an unscrupulous dog-catcher years wh if cannot be opposed just as validly por ms —_ pte chate - ‘ : Dac 2 the machines wer ’ an« ni breeds narrowness and extinguishes ot j ” ready known enough niiser,. oO the ow? - delay. aa s 7 ; T 2 : rs - 1 . , : a ; . " 4 - ot } ’ : cane — . , : ; tj a : ee e baat 6 A ;s ‘ , , a > reese S han : tha? . le ha 4 at | ‘ 1. 8 # ; _ES M. SHELDON ‘n Christian Heralliy a UJ is \ of the fact that our boys hav epebatteategband iii a *& ve resumed their citizens” Gill : Hf ecereca at war There is actual Gre be Ay fl , 7 q ~ a 5 usbed paw .. their resources in " recait . 0 iid re) u?gr 4 A d — & te o _> ‘ La if 3 . } ‘ . > - = 7 ‘ ‘ . ‘ . fn : . Mi . : a - ; ee broken back. exposed nerves. a mangled’ —_ er EN ee , ; . Pee sinégt a i’ Be , . th go is somethi: hat can: 9 paid. but | sonable price. are toda} forced to give up . . bit of bloody pulp that when the “lesson” **°°8S® 8Areship Chan now, or when they were more ° hay ‘eae — if Lnnot efore the c is safe hat he still has a ci fous con- of the things that are necessary for the beat , Fannie turer : . 2ee2 . : os ‘ ~* r > ‘ —- ~~ ’ i+ : *% is? ~ ? the a ; % tt vate % > TT : . " , ell - * “ m is over, ie turned into the Keeping of in-; *4.1ng to draw on mbarge and al! i : AY ishment of thei hitdren It will be ia s , Da: ; s. Din | o hope that the world will escape se ained a separat: as long as nations and governments im } Week with each different. absolutely heartiess bers, to St. Louis to the forefront Fimbargo or 2 “Ts 4 eyawn —’ * it and more insistent on puttin T stead a. 2 ’ - a , ; : we ' , ‘ites . - WiLao at ot. if he net one *ezperiment with, in investigations of e the - sa ian ‘*hautauqu: irector ra 4 : — a ) thelr own, as long as a spark of life re- The record of the ballot markings will draw a heavy 7 ‘ : » will fin | oin be OuSiness as usua! great armies and navies, and continu@ (Gm 060° =the cabhac mains in what Senator Vest has charac- ore ont in the middle of Missourt 3 the military education of its yeuth 9g *orm of conjugal . = % Worner ot +s . tcrige@ as man's best friend nen Lorka LULU MACCLURE CLARKE. | looking St. Louisans are relied on to vote “aye —— : : " . sais ne ‘bilizing ' e his eheie ne | deca ; , ‘ 7 Near East Organization Still Exists. The enfortunate thing is that the backward-looking "°" : another di mien. nae oe ses gi everythii this Hine 7 me lousty. “Rut its . ‘ st. Loui s will have tw fea to * ———_ os a. it they wi n nres at ad ' . _ : eepaiey cae ; 26 oo ‘2 ma@A* &@ Dart of Maryland eafe from : Te the Edite of the Peet - LD teh St. UlISANS Wl. uave 0) VOTeR to he LOTwW ara-look- 2 ° os é i Sh sal “— e - e Pf : a hahits r range | St. Louisans’ one. It "14 : running trains eee edbao a legislator has introduced inte the = i The eupport of the Post-Dispatch in ing St. Louisans one. requires a two-thirds ma- innif: ral and cars when 'y are most needed . ot who was net afra | ) most of Delegates a bill making itt unlawful fre SneeRStance . - » ™ ’ * r —" ‘ a ity -¢ * sx ‘ + ha : ‘ : . ‘ . " R ‘ : — : ; ie ™ = a ~~ . . e P ws * ons . ° the recent Near East relief. formerly the: jority, the vote of one of the former neu railzing the and adju: had purse } ‘or 4 a . os 1 Nept ican pal Marylander to indulge in “square dances . waalles! ‘ American Committee for Armenian and) vote of two of the latter. To all supporters of these © “1or*ers at ied | e feugh nce a Poi dances, fox-trot, shimmying, jazzes. or any Gm em wh . : wes : aa . 2 " oa ‘ t = —— . a A Wimen'-«, Syrian Relief, on agg “ a hen projects that mean ao mati b to the itr, the strongest i * . r ' ' th ‘ . , an ' } ‘ ata : : ; i j me ie aind of {ane Of in the counties com prising | 4 | ‘mpathetic and effective. For , | ; ' ' aU ROC ' ’ etwee gue th Or nd the 13! Sastern - wwii? on *arLe ~earegpetomaany “ore hi incentive is given mot oOniy to vote themselves. but that ' O mer hink 1% : th, : , r \ Ou or ; egg ogee Meanwhile the “new” ™ p ther, ; your ready helping hand in this work, a one é' i , 7S . — ¢ a ee ee a a 36 dees g9 on a.l over the world: tt & eae 7 the Committee desires to express their to persuade others to cast affirmative votes They use 0 9 pcloca men ay} L F zine y a Ppvintment wh . ne -hunting itch, u . bern of the war that goes on uncheck MMjaliy kee} sincere gratitude and kindly feeling. Every time an opponent is converted into an adcvo- men But the’ re 9 o eloe)} men now o read esi Aaa Mt tne ‘nat net , ist fate when : reli U 4 thing that no one hase vet declared to fe 4 : 4 a rare haa t! e ied and: .. a = | ; wapes oul Pr ds us straight to Bolshevism Abroad, in ves | oo | ee . i ti tml, ‘ Long may you live tn euch a good labor, cate, it counts as three votes for the bond issue fore, the day doesn in until 9 o'clock nd. 3 Mg iB , Pips 245 ; — we BOREAS enue A Piector agai sap ands, they dance to forget that they ; ) d . . . = . ' . ie ,* sy 4 -_. Z - . .* , ® % - : ” , Vite. ti? wit ‘ hi: h Jefferson aver Ong as their strength lasts But the is 4 —e and may all such movements ever have an Cast an approving vote yourself and act the “DerTetore. the wor loes not need the ock 3 a A Reet OE? , 7 é a ; , is Eastern Shore. beloved of the Colontala . " ._* . Ta ; ; ; ’ . . " . ‘ ‘ ‘ ; = , . : ‘ > is 4 : « '. ; j 9 4 — - . . " - as q o- 7 * me line between two classes of St. Louis citizens if backward-looking St. Louisans vote “no.” al] forward. *"@ *” a aN . Seared | ary ta eax | wi lone nesige eee gag snp . | os San: ibs are being formed Spain LEGAL BAR ON DANCING. loads between ind the . : i bh . a = ' , ‘ : } “pr ; mers «aeti:fta, eile! rn ’ 4imers it | eats rer ‘ne Netion In th ts aor? ext forms have heen +? your strong supporting arm a ; While the intensive campaign -« votes of at least fico more go-ahead St. Lowiaana ~©-. FOOCG-%! cK Ma! o. aa » disappear through : | a : » = come to a close, the Near East Relief or-. : i : the me 1.0Us hairespilitters upon } ' al ot! a thousand novels, watered by Chesapeake - . — a ———————————————_—_ ———— SS ————— — - . - . . a ‘ ¢ ie, ' _ ganization will remain in existence as F ‘skee« ’ “— — ; —————— — t j . / a . home of the terrapin qs why should {ts # s wo Perso > & tong as there ts suffering in Armenia and EDITORIAL SPARKS. = miu Let Hoover iook after Fi an roll your own g: fo denied the jazz’ Their ancestors rede OF! pe -~the bride. + the committee bespeaks your continued —- und « p ng our fun . hounds. why deprive them of the foxy | ponte @: " o—~ a eee poe Paderewski and Pilsudski are fairly close ' : } ee eae a ‘« “ad vite wang rs an eit ea tad oca thie 17 > a ‘ = > - . / [ ' t «a \e ti oe : ‘8 . ai at ; . - o bi ae Pers are Term. eT 1423 Che ‘Deildies. ¢ located | tn name, but politically the two men are as far apart (aaa af Prien. ne Minha ares oboe : 4 TAX ON PUBLICITY. ‘4 Rebert 3. Sanderson at emical Butiding. St. Louisa, ee Transcrip? , ; grea hen Spain + butel : . Bi Sand |} as the Poles. ston nscrip the Becky Moeuntetn Neus : i a where coatributions will continue to be Sar aes the «‘uba t vim perished f , . NO LICENSE-——YET 'THI’ at OR = . Ser for the Southern —kecorded. WM. H. MAAS v Sin ro im al tor . . . . (THIN @ century, in England as 38 Telephone (o. last N : ; ee | Ne note the organization of a League of Soun: 4 j : > eye | . a nentai Bou ine : = Mie ao geal ‘ p ! found excuse when the Mat - TO THE HONEYSUCKLE. oe “i Europe. a window tax wae G23 «6 Four days after the | 3 Same" eo wen hing. A house was taxed according @ Gee m at o breakfast ¢ ¢ tle bys ww in? ale 'TED afoat on th “yy rt - . ‘ a: .o@ e 20 Gainntes expired before | ) ‘ ' | ™~ i was abanaconed and sunshine and light a Beffen e 1 First Optimiat We'll have better times bre-and : a , i : pened durtt Ware ; ror ti pri ig! ¥>) the mood that your fle rs teach. were freed frotr governmenta: impoaes s b an sacahiieteiitns ' pushing and crowding. bye. at any rate BSerond Optimiar To be sure ‘ ; : ' T , ~ > Rave prot red ws . Apt oan ee piace & sur-tas on Seve® A. _ we "Nall share what of the old people and children?!) Heaven t« paved with gold bricks, and there ia never EE, are i be . ill them fitees: ” Perfumed ne air where the roaming bees American Congress in the year 1926, = i an an are very discourteous. a coal shortage in the other place. —Home Sector , , the people we have restrained : Find your sweet flowers whenee the honey other Window tax." The Government Oia f Detient~ wh. gold when there is only i / ' : The differe ss in opportunity. not in u aa comes ect @xtra taxes upon publicity. upon = — earnin ” . . . lhen. far away in the woodland trees. and expansion. The firm that spent . % range: “= a wi Storing it safe in their winter homes. letting the public know what it had, Bie | ™ an Te oneliy road , . i $33 . +s Arch f wour leaves that they «i > peee-aiyts HEL What would happen in | “This epeech of mine ia ting to ? lon oo ! getting be a hard piece i "ee é MY RESOLV FE. . ie lown the bars in other words. would a What our Building of work.” confessed Senator Sorghum “You ouglt . doing * And whar mw he toe bet] = down.” said the friend “T’'vwe heen tr ne oa : Toda De SA.t to = Lon . Secreta rou ho thar [ «an ! po he ‘ : a we rou 7 a that “annot know. to the Governmens n impost of $1908. 7 : Z . = - ~~ . $ ; a a t o- — . 7 SEe Zz a Me oe a5 AL! and ti ue ‘ne bar’ brick al the windows of publicity .¥ a “T ms a: mi ire a Pee ° - - , Tam net @ crank, but to But a2 speech ta often something Uke an egg her Py taeda reef — . : , 7 . mm. °} ‘ ire : al a? the F — +h ua © ~~ “ ; ig ¥ Slee ta . rh (.07Weres that * ~ 4 4 . 4 on a a Poe a heavy tol! for the privilege of letting @ > And rt co : oe. know that treating the public right The rere vou Wye ; t th hard ' ‘ae i ah er wt get Washing — ' A THEATER FAN ton Star. ’ 7 tf elt i Eternit) ) snl ) a Praacico Chronicle PATI Would that the world were as pure as you chaser know what the setler has toe off—m "Deen . . . | sy a. _ _ ° a - ; - : p -_ - 5 ° 3 © Pe 3 * , o- Ad B FRANKLIN HI NTE R. sta‘esmanship? ies | Eicon @ , wantq< ‘ © *#khe «4 : ; : — “4 ¥ - ° '

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~ ' ” “pa — CH f= eee we . FA" an o * o*. ” . F ~- ee . 7 _ «* ~ - ae : > * > t« ** »% So owe ." ~ a ee « ~ Sn 4> a ue « ee +. - . *,@ -« . ‘owe ee WOMEN’S PAGE — ait Ty ae Wine roe ee? we re in’ b ae eS Z ln th Nad i ll es , “ Prag Ove Se ee ee A oe . oe aii " as POST- DISP ATC H Daily _Magazi zine POURTH INSTALLMENT. INCE Dilworth was, in many respects, a per- to be agitated almost as much by the mvsters J) @bout her us }) the girl herself. His logic. which pt best is a poor guide for the emotions, told mia Sebat he Was making an importunate fool of him- gelf; that he knew nothing of her life, her char- 4 acter, her parentace, except what he had gath "ered in half a dozen shadowy meetings. There ¥ was always a chance that she would prove to be d gomebody else. But her voice had conquered him and it had served to belit le al! that she had said gbout her own appearance He preached to him- if gelf that a man who chooses his friends for their oh beauty deserves to find that, and nothing le- sides. Beauty of character is what counts 2 | She Was presumably poor. What of it? W Nhat te earthly difference did it make if she wers plain and poor both” She talked his language. and ' ghe was reserved, and kind, and sympathetic. with ) g redeeming faculty for humor, and not too mueh -. humor for enduring companionship—and what else, in heavens name, could a man expect to . find in this day and generation” At leust she Was no Waitress, and no chambermaid He had ” the evidence against it, circumstantial, and “u!is0 > @irect. She was a lady. That was enough Pe 4, »" sare = ) P © As the sun dipped under the horizon, Dilwort)h, began to quiver as once he had quivered when the | sero hour was coming rapidlv into his present ; "We. He had vague, disconnected ideas about a ¥ : » large number of miatters not germane to the ox fasion. He put his face close to the mirror. and nt @inutely regarded every line and convolution which nature—-and PR Per ially German nature had given him. He looked at his watch, and as A be snapped the case, he felt as though the act | were the beginning of a sharply defined era of bis existence q He had never crossed the moors at such a Tal- > tling pace, nor had he ever waited wit! fuel Se @eeperate fever. Yet, when she hailed him cheer- | fully from the bank, he rose w ith creditable non- Ain { F. chalance, and helped her down as though she had been an acidulous spinster with a pointed toncue She was tremulous with adventure “Wel])—l ame, didn't 1°” | Dilworth made her as comfortable as the re. ) sources of the place permitted. He wrapped her | cape around her and built up a little mound of : sand for her feet to rest on, and hovered around ber with futile desire tou do more: and finalls he adjusted himself as near to her as he could PINION fo reproduce withe the leading publicist on the questions of Chrietian Heralé. our boys have come ts of the world at the more significant, the: y and pdlitically and f America’s foremost 1 was before the Ci Partisan-— extinguishes patriot- “4 even where the is- one another, as if the ife could be any dif- than they are in ell. si war, to the extent of life are so dented prohibitive cost, that ld buy food at a rea- ced to give up some ry for the best nour- t will be in vain for vill escape being “at” | governments main- . and continue to tIn- 1 of its youth. dancing. ced into the House it unlawful for any quare dances, ro jJazzes, or any other ities comprising unchecked—the clared to be le that they starve, But the beaut ne thy seemed = ne Bade 4 at its inception, by one of the ly 1914 ahe sneula its youth be ' Persons mort deeply concerned her remarkal estors rode to the of the fox-trot? Ongland and Conti- * tax was a comTr cording to the nv wher or lessee could have his i od the health of ant happened to additional rent, to save so ™ he number of he governments ing premiums wanitary homes, 1d gradually the and, from sheer disin:lination. refrained fro-s ervoking. fhe :nhibitions surrounding any event which i: admitted’ final are sever The simple con sciousness that they had set themselves this limit Was enouga to fructify their thoughts anc freeze their conversation And yet there was a «lear communion between them The girl ‘eit t even More than Dilworth, and it made her timid “T hardiv think it's fair of Vou, 1} length, 4 of clothes, ‘ if IW ay PU? i‘iKmact f s actual fight- @ IL ) | V “S& There is a fig i A (Un y 9 mw? WL diy WAN) W Writ 7"5) >, 14) ‘ “oO t the ereen aoors Mi: if handled ist i possess thi ‘vat ee? “What is it, dearest” Can't vou tell me”? My--my eves. After my operation.’ Dilworth, holding her’ possessively, was struck a vague recollection. Operation,” he stammered. “You've been ; ar rert) » «aii ad Liié —ftrangere «we! ome ‘ss ali aeervices bray! far lie ana Ce es a a ’ ae . - - ——_ o Nuts UNITARIANS IN OTHER CHURCHES AND NONE ust, be related is a spoonful CHURCH of the MESSIAH | of health food = ow are related at Try Grape-Nuts BIBLE LECTURE any er 9 ao for breakfast sora Bek Hy ‘. mat intppeer think. You ought against disease. The blood — nota patton where carries life-giving and health preserving oxygen to the order of Rodents every body cell, hence when No Soap Better “such teeth cannot & the blood is poor, the body —— For Your Skin———§ ; | suffers. Father John's Med. catte at jw tha icine supplies the body with d of the class. Tha THe he? bere of “al family. it ie the ‘7 ; : and Chatteree ta Nature's t food-medi- their family. It ts a: @ cine, which can be easily rge family and is divided and quickly made use of by groups. The first consiets blood, nerves, brain and other e Squirrels, to which group tissues. It contains no drugs cok and Chatterer be and no alcohol. In use for over he second group consiste of sixty years. Get a bottle and the Marmot». and Johnny Chuck be try {t— today. Sermon by the Kev. Kdward M. Haymaker Subject, ““GUATEMALA’ Men @ Hible «lees 10 00 A M J. W. Day—Last Evening Service Organ Recital—Paul Friess 4 oe Topl What ie the Millennium. Wl the fionher farniils the Millennium. Wt! Ther Be latdte * sop rary fovtetble te * o tle leemed World, ; his Sewellel They Introdwee the New Rarth Conditions” ithe Jewteh Pe! eatine crengition) lhan- (ie! 7 18-2. KMevelation 6°10 Theee ques j ‘ - ou ere } ‘ tiene wil) be tiblbeallit enewered. All we! stra Nos lowe tla ping right out of his a the first time I have ADVERTISEMENT some of ose fami- ADVERTISEMENT . | -——- LADIES CAN WRHRAR SHOPS 1% w fiat lot a t heeuuse all the : sae i} } 2 ; , as : mllies ‘ia ‘ Blood Poverty pine yo peg “ade ery tag 2 pon opt poe der fer t'« feet Shaken inte neg that all are sort of Is responsible for inability of the . ¢ ehote and eprinkled in the feot-dath, ene Foet Pasee makes tight or new body to rebuild and repair its sheese fer’ easy gives inetant rele? te corms end benieonsa, prevente Hileters. ] oe Le ve vou are cells as well as to defend itself ie ove end Sere @pote it's the greeatee" very ef the ege Try ft —" ~~ ~em er Than Cuticura tere oP! tt APG OEP ae se A alla LM EC me PRR ee ere ge RR ger ow <A ET at i ee aglow, 65 2 OLE et IRR A CR a OR Se RTs sy Se ee

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e228 ae ee iy wee | COMIC PAGE _ COMIC PAGE : | | MIC Po MAY S$, 19720 ' | a Ly yiddbislde oo : * a EO eee ee ee ne a — — eee eee ee _—— ——— eat a — —_—_— ——— — RHYME BROUGHT UP TO DATE ,CAN YOU BEAT IT! co-w. «= By Maurice Ketten| Pathetic Figures.—By Fontaine Fox. Ns ~~. a | MARRIED San - ~ - — ~ VES #8E SO = = » : -—— a AUT L WAN’ iM : d VOL. 7 Te HAVE IT— HES MY ee - - ? "ad “ i a SAREE: Pee JAMES, WOULDNT 4 Wome. You RATHER HAVE A | cites ndnaionn KODAK OF ELIZABETH © . Firme SOMETHING THAT YOU RM Qo Back biting Condem: in' $ ¥ as : “ =, ¥ | a ee “a — - 2 -o aaertn eard ‘> “i 2 ~~. teed + - 7’ es at ota : 2 - . bh OE Ee ome =—_——oana 66 © ven st D-« ry from the ehronvicie instance ef personal femin “Of course I a : . A fom ~3=e male suffrage. ! JUST BECAUSE ZL er Ss swith those who fi LF. =— their representats SHE GIVES HER Ze ZZ 2 Be: alwars represent ¢ eg ane Certainly it is t SWEETHEART ONE : 7 fy agg” | a ‘ ports of individu fairness of wom ‘co YO MOL ; re a : will not make ot HER PICTURES To ' ZA ; Zy Td a digeoca:s = roth eee 4 ar a hee te ee F ee a “~— PR OLE Ee TEAS REET DIET ESE 28 + e ro ¢ ~4* The Right Way. ee a, a ee ie a CM gees _ from skirts, figurativel hevelment. actual! scenes as thus fa: political convent: a. It should not b pane her ' 3, ie. iad , & those scenes _ of =] = et al . oy 23° a Zz -— _- rid-Bits ” ~~ ough when a girl's family.go and act like that. ee pemnetions: gir dies ~ . ‘ . , a - pone hs ” , : 1 i ‘ . anil > _* z P pants mays ave ‘ ‘wll | = wis me — ' ; et upon either sue Pop--Now here's a good one that | wrote in your mother’s autograph al5um just be- | aceon teal nT a | A Word of Advice. era_and ree _ Couldn't Afford to Her. | gg A ae fore we were marricd: ‘* Roses are red cnd violets are blue, sugar is sweet and so are you.” | : , 1 of right. im pial “What's the matter, m dear? ae ff aint Utne “aden : , ? 4 F ; -- ed a not" ‘rol ‘as we " | ; — | ) e P THE tage > , . ie demned no more Gladys How sentimental! / should like some one to say that to me. niece sicee mg ob seercmnedlaaget ge} pm | “ia Jour ex- that we are selling tractors, and | =. Toeam. Th 4 Samacd oo more. Pop —With some slight changes: ‘‘Roses red, violets blue, sugar is dear and so are nged \ddres: liome Sec- to creep dew r! | idy of the chorus ever buys | ations tm sem y BOR = tn women’s clubs ‘ a Flom: Seeto! “ ag us i : ror Prmiien m4 »- j ' . . é | al groups where suc! oe + : = —— : ~“F while it Was nec > . *¥ ng 5 ‘e »Ty 7 TAR : i. ih | some instances of ~ | Ni o W | ED i HOM = Padsis 3 re wv 34 . at Kansas City. su —~ - not be confused & TRUTH THAN POETRY | — SS — - EEG, ~——— q vat WINU da ALN UIE Lino f Svyou Gay A \VABSOLOOTLY . ITS{II-( rou SIMALy GOTTA \ HAR MARS IF vouR’ wy ae >” a a, neers Bi J ’s J Viol f ue : COUPLA RED LON!’ | a BASY : ORKOOr OVER AN’ TOUCH | , r | id TH. T VAY ) if —-4 ~ a ey e] bebalf of womar UY antes . MO ag - a 1 a 1 ie TAK TIN AN \ ,» Ou we HAN VS OM re | aa Jo Ts > a — a —_~ ; » Sti > ; |¢ Ov Er ~ Fe a representation. S | LESIONS OUTTA ARGUMENT ) |i! FLOOR — NOTHIN’ OEEP J | TRENCH MELMET (7 | oT =a 7. 1 CRIPPLE you . | esweaedenet -_ eR ye a rlbdisesias AAS ben me & » 1k ABOUT THAT EM? -—T th gee ad —/ , - ; ———_————— ne The main issue TAKE ME YVOW'N | LAN’LORD) > 4 ~ — LI : | ' % : | ; | > A 3 ae their contest for r ooo Til LooK , =\ ' —, nd | = fq pf i Ys 11662 | a the delegation-at- LIKE A PERFEC’ ' >) wes . = : J J by the women wi ~~" hoe Women to vote i Which will nomina thoice for Presid: States. That wa thing. not which should be defeated ef the delegates what ali the tit! Wrangies were al» The men of the ean organization the blame for th slated as for one for delegate-at-! Was scratched minutes’ notice \~ BLUE JEANS. When furniture got pretty hich, In cighteen sixty-four, And no ome but the rich could buy Their ourfli : | ; sae — SS “wa lity . & fea remem | —————— 7 = —— — : . | - — — some frankness a dence where oth | Gpor diploniacs Sa ae - 7 — a The ot efre SUNAKETS COME NItc.. meaping homers om the army mule. IM UP AGAIAST iT. FX HAD > i —ewe ee Fa > > =. , \ = 3 = = Mre Alken Curties Sarest wey to Doost the H.C. Amything with a kick it popular T GET owt of MY Rooms. - Joe TD ASK You To \ : = _ q - — — aw, a : *@asful candidate L. & & have a Congre--ional Investi- nowadays. RECALSE I COWADA'T “y oe Buac we ME CO * é' ~. . —-- 2 a = : | —— F a ‘rge. whe was w — ADVICE To ‘CANDIDATES | ee ee ee Room: MINES A SINGLE 7 ; Sy Nine ee | = . @ a hagas a , AL DATES. Rare oe oe e MINES A : ' = tg ‘ 4 . —"= HAVE TO SLEEP cuT Ae ‘ at Sie ye ’ ai Se —— 4 ene faction again oo rege . ——— ANGHT LIKE THUS! Tee . : ec ue = ) —- a - >. = » Mover-Wing was | | | Se = _ Kmowledge of the S Por. A Lime on Herself. Wpneitinareeanati | Ree: YOULL GET it : y ae = ; t | — = eo Spon A certain youne actress had a’! ‘Why arent you interested "1 ; , | ie. FResh AIR | : " : f = —_ 4 © serge ae Gmali part in a “war” drama—a very baseball any more” a ih \ MERE. ' ; ~~ . 3 2 ; Gas 7 oe her et Small part. and she wa« not set sfied. “Well, | ured to manage co acen : 5 = ~ | = ) t : : 3 a eta! Gaset i Ge ome merning. after rehearsal. she Up with batting. fieiding and pitch- : ®. =| : . Fe ; ' = a» + ma i | >’ = Bod. 4 *om ——a eet out te interview the boss. ing averages, but wheu it comes te = , | Se . . | ; | : | ‘e ‘ | i s E reuia thing why yi have enly one tine im the first running a bought-and- ir = : : , fy - Sta ae Suttrage. «1 third act alee ’” shertstops, [ can't take the time from = } : ’ jj — ) —_ ° ;, eS : . a .. “ actor-mapager thoucht for a ™Y Susness.”— Lite | : | . : _ Sgr = 4 Another rode. “Welk yeu” he replied. | ) o ‘4 ‘ gpa oS iS & WVeaneaa Swan of the bombardment scene t& on A Lesing Game. 1] : | : - } — = | Le | @@eceasful candida hero ts crouching in his dus- — 2 eae : q ) : ~ -. : | . | Jarge . ; He has been a fail- | } . 4 . Whe. thoug may enter and «ay. Here & ey ' ' = a | . is | Wknown to the m ' She: You must have had and Np sow ’ —_— : , —— bs 5 Wes able to give wasted some opportunity > > : , | Be Practical pelitics He: Ne: I have spent haif my life i - ~~ lt © ——— are. ; 5 mp , | | — 2 . gma which som raising whiskers to conc: al my youth ‘ — a” ~ ars 3 ax, “J seg . <5 OF ~ ‘ah = . 2 | SS. ag "Rat phrase com and the other half dyeing them to Ce ey es | ~— So - ; *) <2 . = ‘ : ye Bed the dricgates cunceal my age. — Edinburgh Scote- | ani te 7 ae . ty she ma | am, I | BR ebetacie in th : ing m< sd x re fe _ ee = * 4 ‘4 . = + Sapte, we | a -