St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 10, 1920
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¥ ‘ message conveyed to voters by a } | Great Britain “A present and POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY AVERAGE February, March and April, iaianan 16 aw. 22). —_ —- ee ee a—-- VOL. 7 - --- = a POLLS I OPEN AT GAM. TOMORROW FOR BOND ELECTION City Employes to Get Half Holiday and Some Plants Will Close—Meeting To-: night in Behalf of Plans. VOTE NECESSARY ON EACH OF 18 ITEMS Every i ceattion Must Get Two-Thirds of Ballots Cast to Carry — Posters Urge Support. at 6 oclock The tomorrow morning, polis will open in all the voting precincts of St election on the $24,000,000 munici- pal bond 18 public provement measures. The polls will remain open until 7 p A half holiday hall ployc~ Will begin at noon tomorrow ringing of the at- issue. for im- m. for city em- Rilowing of whistles and belle, at that will tention of industrial and commercial time, call employes to the election, and some emplovers will let voters to enable them to get to the polls in good time. In order to vote for the bond issue as @ whoie, it will De necessar\ stratch “No” 18 times. A test has shown that this can be done in 18 seconds, one second to a scratch. This is when the voter goes straight down the ballot. putting a cross- mark through each “No” as he comes to it. If he stops to read the different propositions, it will take jonger. Copies of the ballot have been printed in the newspapers, as official advertising and voters who have read these copies will not need to stop to peruse the ballots at the polling places. Posters Urge Support. “Scratch No 18 Times” was off early, to the pen- nants and stickers which were dis- played today from posts, poles and corners of buildings. The work of covering the downtown district with this advertising matter was formed vesierday by the publicity di- vision and the labor division of the Citizens’ Municipal Bond Committee Some of the members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, who are not quite old enough to vote. bave pledged themselves to get a voter to the polls. so that the ranization will have ‘its full strength. about 4000, represented in the vote for the bonds. The argument Chamber members the coming business Louls, willhave to pay the en the bonds. and that they want a “live town" by the time they get into control of the city’s business enter- prises. Aubuchon-Dennison Post, ef the American Legion, dorsed the bond issue. Dyer Appeals for Dock Item. or- Junior they, as of St. interest of is the that men No, has LS6. iti- A bond issue meeting wil) be held. fonight under the auspices of the Twenty-sixth Ward Regular Repub- lean League Club, in Cote Brilliante School, Kennerly and Cora avenucs. Mayor Kiel is announced as one of) the speakers. Congressinan L. ©. Vyer of Twelfth District, who is here to In the special election. today Marea his opinion that failure pase the bond issue would mean na ‘reat setback to St. Louis. he was particularly interested in item No. 10. for the construction «of ® municipal dock at Victor street “This item.’ he said. has to do w'*' Nork that 1 have been and am doing in Congress for the developmen! the foreign trade. It was at my sue- yestion several years ago, that \l- (irman Reis introduced a_resolu- lon that directed the Mayor ap- point a committee to study this ques- tion, and as a result of it has come the docka at North Market stree’ That was the beginning of what musi be a complete set of docks and ter Tnals for Si. Louis if it is to be pe the “ole ile- in to mitted to participate in the foreign = trade that is now at our doors. “Legisiation is now pending Jn Congress to give to \merica the sit je Tighte as to trade in China that and other countries The greatest opportunities for nm manufacturers. and espe. tally those of 8t Lovis, for the the future is in China. Snve. | ™ Louls has the advantage in this ' #reat onrushing Far Fastern with China because of St. >: ys trade Louts' lo- _ ftton, and ite all-water route to niess river transportation "can be used aucceasfully by St. Lou's ve not get any big part of this with China. Docks and river . are all that we need. With and the necessary barges we our products to New Or- loading on the big ocean and thence onward tx the Oana! to China and the Far | Ewish every St. Louiean rea!- ¥ important it is that thee S:8 aued on Page 2, Column 7. Louis, for the special. ‘the twentieth or per- , More He = 3 per for im ?t a Sma l year, pop- 18 1S exceeded deaths by that Census 1.363.649 g610.270. he one-half i! the in- born The for infanis was 23 per cent greater than that foc female infants The birth of 15,342 and ed. order in which The were recorded ran all the wav fron 345,027 cases where the birth more chi'd NEW YORK LEGION POST STARTS Scores President for Demanding Un- cases of first borns reported io pairs of twins 147 sets of triplets were report- the births °S TAFT CALLS WILSON “GREATEST was (OVE AGAINST SOLDIER BONUS Dixabled Veterans and Adequate Provision for Families Urged instead. ress May NEW YORK. wide measures in passage of soldiers’ urged last night at a under the auspices cf the (‘lub, American Legion. committee for aid erans, at which tor William H. Representative Herbert of New York, spoke. to take steps to defeat plan and to demand that provision be made for disabled ex-service men pendents of the dead. Senator King declared number, representing “less per cent of the former ple. ticlans.”” Representative clared his opposition to 1, kell opposition bonus bill, mass meeting Post the Vet- (“itv and to disabled Lnited States Sena- King of U the and a Aid to Their Nation- to tah, Pel] wer the and er.. It Was voted the bonus adequate care than 1 means his political annihilation. — — tion. to here bier usetts to- Senato) cent of teri and vicinity: Un- ‘abort a°'tled weather with showers late tonight or to- morrow not, much change in tempis l'n- settled weather tonight and to- with showers; not “5 a devotee the toda) the eust Sent boxes cat Ze ane. iti ungs Wavel bp the mr’ custoriers rabbers escape! in a Camp it in Penton County, south of Sedaisa morrow, probally kno motor Stage of the river at 7 a. m., 21. 1 | ede ment of blac mile: circu folk feet. a fall of 1.5. the Associated hin News 1920—24 P. AGES. — _ a ‘careful to keep control of the wire Delegation had no opportunits to | va | J men | masks though possibiv some may have beer | | tariat' cCcar- ! ' tended cOoOni- + | now : wa : * “i - nr ‘CAMPAIGN Was | EDITION ee me — ee eee Service PRICE THREE CENTS. ee ee -OBREGON IN MEX) CITY: CARRANZA IN FLIGHT 10 THE COAS Dreadnought Ordered to Key West With Marines; Destroyers to Tampico WASHINGTON, May 1° HE dreadnought Oklahoma "Twas ordered today to proceed from New York to hev Wes’. Fla.. for possible duty in Mextcan waters The ship wil! stop en route at Philadelphia to take on a full company of marines from the League Isiand station She is expected to arrive there to- night The Oklahoma should reach Key West several days ahead of the transport Henderson which ‘“workingmen’s coun-i] !% enroute to League Island to the Illinois | take on an additional 1200 marines. The Department early National today had received no _ report it from the four destrovers due at Tampico vesterday. The remaining two destroyers of the six gent South from New York last week will also proceel to Tampico as soon as minor re- pairs are complete The destroyers en route are the Isherwood, Futnam, Dale ad Case. The eid and Flusser are at Kev W It was indicated that the tender Black Hawk, with Capt. Long, senior officer of the flotilla aboard. also would pro. ceed to Tampico. eee ee ILLINOIS GROUP FAVORS RADICAL’ SOCIALIST PLANKS in Convention Declares Fight for ‘Workingmen’s Council in: for Government.’ ‘President's Troop Escort Overtaken and Dispersed With Serious Loss; Ygna- cio Bonillas Captured. OPENS AT MADISON SQUARE Palmer and President to Be Asked for Amnesty for Po-. Mass | TAMPICO GIVES UP, — VERA CRUZ GOES OVER litical Prisoners; Meeting in Capital. Number of Mexican Generals Are Said to Have Been Executed; U. S. Warships Move Southward. NEW ior ated, Prees YORK, May “dictatorship ro Deciaring the of the prole-. and a Government,” To cil in the delegation the Socialist convention today announced in- 1920 and By the Assoctated Press. _ er WASHINGTON, Ma) -\gan- cio Bonillas, former Mexican Amba sador to the United States, has been ' captured, according to reports in the City received to to make the fight platform ‘“‘genuinel, radical” of “real br J Lie Mexico newspapers here today By over OB8SE (en. Supreme Se ri Secretary annesty ers, by Locust south con- Scott at. one- (.on Obregon's Message. Obregon's message .to Gey, liuerta was dated May 8. ft (sen de ia said ‘TACL BAYA, Mexico, May 1920 =n “Tl take pleasure in advising you that the capital of the republic was vacated hurriedly upon noticing the movement of the revoluttonary ,torce# which were practically be- sie ging tit cits “A great portion of which constituted the convoy and which escorted Carranza dispereed, and the rear guard was overtaken hy (jen. Trevino’s forces, causing them the the forces ba kK Le! to and Mra he wre hour vears old todas Hi hy The cons mittee also to call on War Baker behalf objectors who Federal prisons come qr) tious terris Debs’ ‘the mee (“ocie vesterday the thirtyv-eighth since Jan. 1. fence prison act, presidenc\ io! ‘ pies a London County (Tenn.) Record I4 from Forced to Pay 17', Cents a Pound or Miss lasue. Bpe:ial to the Pest-Diepatec’ KNOXVILLE, Tenn. The Toudon County (Tenn.) this week willl be printed on head bond paper. at 17% cen pound, or slight!: than half cent a sheet News print -end the Record grade of de ‘luxe reach tts readers. ‘Thi's tion for the rura! pres* af ciltv dailies under arto tte iron has Mas 16 - ae °F bie ora "The Sate bette pert per Gen Lu Ht e- i loined ommand the 2d ingi, fe? Once the State. of the State af jen’ wae ao hand successful that on the Gi Mereles occupied the slroad station of Eeparanga and Maltra of Vera Crum _itelahis« ati there te ois ae of flarxacea under ‘es T Mereles on Mereles Tehuacen in and to Maltra tr i*ruz This rove! thie « ‘= niore ordered Cle: 1\¢ Line into (cure of the internation sdvance ar Pueb! Vers rap! AD igher rt paper is unavai the h ra pe? ‘5 the , : , iia raises! use be es : vas i\@ a? the Worid who a . sv tet eri? = . ™ . ‘ ’ ita ata ire : > y letterhead bond plac 9 ; > : lia 'yle auyleet! ¢ ‘ ana on S the State Te Ty) pted the n ert to a iter, - t-« cet Canca my vary rejnforcen. ia) L.0n the actfon dorm eesti b\ ‘industi party's list of cording to Stedman ‘nt yom release Pueb ta. fiime *y deys The state and ‘I peared ur neve Carranza Porees Revolt. \iichoaern forees§ invaded of J ere AtTriey Renee ATCA - . Teaet ~ be ‘*ndavy . :apT) ‘ representative socialism.” Led louis Engdahl of chi- cCugo. Illinois delegates declared | “too canservative” the Socialist plat- form ou'lined at vesterday’s mass meeting in Madison Square Garden. “The platform showed no change the Associated Presse e this Vear the past, and sounds) EL, PAS, Tex., May Lv -Mexi- like a reformed program of one of can revolutionists overtook and @is- the old parties," Engdah! said before persed the troops escorting Presi- going into the convention’ today. |} dent Carranza in his flight from ‘The Lllinois delegates want to see | Mexico (ity, “causing them -serious the Socialist party adopt a real So- " according to a message from Cialist piatform and make its fight UN NTIFIED MAN Obregen to Gov. de la Huerta, this year on real radical] principles.” | Commander of the liberal Week of Activities. army, made public The party convention rosenvesiel | yang 1oday to begin a week's § activities Gens. Candido Aguilar, son-in-law that will include adoption of a party KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE of President Carianza, and Francine platform, nomination of candidates co Murgula have been executed, a¢- for President and Vice President of cording to an unconfirmed report re+ the United States and “modification” _ ceived here today by Roberto ¥W, of the Party lene ‘Struck at Compton and Locust Pcsauel™. revolutionary finaneias Irving St. John Tucker an [}linois | agent in the United Ste tes. delegate, was elected chairman for by Machine Owned and Oc- “according to the report received by the day. Tucker is out on bail pend- | cupied by Mrs. Walter Scott. | Peaqueira, was executed by his own ing appeal from a 20-vear Federal . | troops. There were no other details sentence for violation of the espion- % Murguin was fleeing trom Mexico age act. tameron H. King of Cali- A man apparently 60 years old, 4 4 baer: he hed been Coma fornia, was chosen vice chairman. believed to have been a carpenter, oF She, wiyuerme ate ges A committee of five to confer in| was killed by an automobile owned .. oo me eft, he was reperteaas Washington Friday and Saturday and occupied by Mrs. Walter Scott. Gen. Obregon to have carvied Gunes with Attorney-General Palmer and 4450 Weatminster place, and driven | wholesale aerate tte a of political Tumulty, in an attempt to! by Egbert Norton, 5084 Wensington |! ages at ere 6, oo obtain for political prisonu- | avenue, ‘at Compton avenue and Pesqueira said Gen. Obregon has is- was appointed the conven-, Locust street at 1:20 p. m. today. | sues orders te all revolutionasy tion. It will be headed by Seymour The body was taken to the morgue. commanders that Carranza. if Glam Stedman of Chicago, gefNeral counsel Norton was taken to the Laclede lured, SHOGIe De treated with all for the Socialist party, and Morris! Avenue Police Station. | consideration and ‘aken to Mexico Hillquit, time New York mayor-!' The man was crossing — alty candidate Anotner member is street from the north to the f‘reda Hogan of Oklahoma City. ‘side and seeming), became The delegates will present a me-' fused by the traffi The rorial to Palmer asking for the am- automobile was westbound and, nesty and the next day Tumulty will acording to witnesses, was being be asked to transmit the same me- driven at moderate speed The morial to President Wilson front and rear wheels on the rgeht Announcement of committee ‘side of the car passed over the was greeted with great applause and man’s body His skull was § “[frec- confirmed by virtually a unanimous tured vote. It is planned to have the com The man wore a gray checked mittee report to the convention suit. He was 5 feet 9 inches tall and la to stage a mass meeting [n'and partly bald. Bills for carpenter Washington. work made out on the stationery of In order to add emphasis the A. S. Stiers, 4512 Enright avenue Washington mass meeting, it was de- and bearing the names “J Ww cided to make it a part of the con-| Byrnes’ and “Mr. McCarthy.” were vention by adjourning sessions here found in his pocket serious losses and reconvening in the nation- Norton, who is 24 | “The first forces to eT the CSPr capital Saturday night employed as chauffeur , tal were those of Gen. Sidromip ention instructed its com- | Scott, told the police that Mendez under direct command #f Secretary of driving at about 15 miles an ier Trevino The troops of of conacien- and was about 15 feet behind an- command, which from ft are serving” other westbound atitomobile The States of Morelos and Guerrerm, 'man stepped between the two ma- reached the Valley of Mexico veater- Name Cheered by 5000 at Mad- chines. Norton eaid that he sounl- day, and today at la mm, (May 8, ed bis horn and turned suddenty to I arrived here with some military ison Square Yesterday. the left in an effort to avcid hitting trains, where forces under Generals ling in Madison Square the man. Francisco Robelo, Gustave hailed Kugene V. Debs, This was auto-!| Elizande, Salvador Gonzales and ing a 10-year sen- mobile fatality ‘Be njamin Hill are joining us Th A\tianta (Ga.) Wedera! —_———— Generals have taken active part iolation of the espioc.age - NEWSPAPER OUT OF PRINT the movement through the Valley the Soc lalist candidate for me ’ Mexico : vation arter ovation, STOCK, USES LETTERHEAD BOND “City of rotuco Caprured. fed characterization of Debs as The detachment which I seat r only candidte.’ iguala to the State of Megice “Internationa! Socialism the command of Gen. Fort. gained by peaceful means, through Maye and Francieco Fig- the reinforcement of political action captured the City of Pg by industriai actio! said by Social- : iet leaders to signify the ‘general strike’'’--was declared the aim of the | party amid the cheers of an au li- ence of 5000 The ainging © hy! of free Fiussia and Marselliaise ned the entry the garden of party leaders exercised to exclude agents Industria! Workers of avimpa’nizvers distribuie Prop*- juxuries as ing hie art ns. the cheapest ava “arranza ® oo proceeding te i of political ac print pape Mtate of Vera (Cruz heated ‘“"ongresaman Fancher and othegs inves. °°; KANSAS VAULT LOCK ON STRIKE =: Pertie vines cur sovemnent ame who de eed : . ; om fr mtnates mwas at occuplad also for pubic ‘of polite of = Unable te O + ruebla, the capital ef the State @€ roads and of political prison- pen Strong Box tent on , ' : a : » domiiien Since Thursdas advising me of ft and plsctag & princ.pal par ’ Lemoclated Press nd hie forees under my GF. For Wilson's 14 pahese, ‘Tore KA is Lin Look of Tamaulipas, Tae S'edman stated the partys pianks experts were called into coneultation have alto ef included “President Wilson's i4 at the State Treasurer '« office points. which the So: ialist party ad but ne indicat f when the big vanced !ong before Wiison gave them Gate vault. containtoe to the away with worth of bonds he hase we be opened was ann: 4 tal : aan The ti ™ tus te strike ine effort ft! #659 8464 tnarcn ani « pickets wit} ton Dime THOsSe poinie. tri sacrea he added iruporiant th inte: seat rons are "hie +} : Po\s > left them Now forces which overe siil! hold ie lo revolted and jo “Even an Ty, aT . e , +i 'hecues wil (entiewed en Pege 2. (olume o or et ees .,t — <a wee tentinued on Page +. + Givarn 4. —— Aguilar, — | tite and Gjuaraivate and a eT ee ee ee LMOTP ARE LD SPOR LS API ATED ODS ppemeine MEE Mae ips: ee Ce ee ee ieee ee ea ca Se i PA OL LIOL AIO on Bite OO er 6... ! Ot, FREE FoR each OO ere
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EDWARD DEVOY DIES SUDDENLY AT fil HOME Succumbs to Heart Disease Shortly After Arising — Was Once President of Merchants’ Exchange. IN COAL BUSINESS IN ST. LOUIS SINCE 1872 He Was President of Bureau of Catholic Charities and Chairman of Post-Dispatch Christmas Festival. Badward Devoy. 7) years old, pres @ent of the Edward Devoy fue! Co died of heart disease at his hore S837 Cates avenue ai *® 3° a m. to- 7 day. He complained to his wife o a pain in his side short! after ris- ing at 7 e m. Hie condition rap-c ly became worse and @ physSic:an a @ priest were sent for and rematr with him until he died Devoy complained of feei.ng siigh' ly 1 Thursday He told members of his farmiily Friday that he believed he bad caught cold. but he was supposed to be serious!) As president of the Central Burea ef Catholic Charities, he subniitte his annua! report and made a speech yesterday afternoon at the ninth co! ference of Catholic charities at the Odeon and at that time he seemec to be vigorous Work im Coal Shortage At the request of Lieutenant-Gov- ernor (rossiey, fuel administrator for Miesour! Devoy organized the Coal Service Bureau of St. Lou's. which wae credited with greatiyvy facilitating and equalizing the distribution of eceal in St Louls during the cova) shortage period last year lie was president of the bureau 4n: nder his @irection a coal survey was mad- ae a guide to distribution tm accord ance with tovernment fuel reguia- pone He was president of the St Leus branch of the St. Vincent de Pau! S>- clety. the leading Catholic charity »r- ganization. and had long Deen prom- inently connected with similar church organizations Christmas Pestival Worker. Devey had been in the fuel bus Rees tn St. Louls continually since 1873. Be was president of the Mer- chante’ Exchange for one vear He wae very active in the work ef the Post-'epatch Christmas Fes- tival from the time of [ts inception and for seversa! years past was chair- man of the Executive Committee He tock the greatest pleasure in provid. tng for the entertainment of the chil- and at the last festive’ in the oe _ he led @ group of the com- miftee workers. who were wearing frock coate and silk hats. in sliding @down «& smooth siide which had dust been used ir a Mother Goose, plas He was a native of St. Louls and was educated at the St Patrick's Geheoo!l and the Benton Schoo! He Was married tn 1867 ‘to Miss Marie Fallon. who survives him. They ce!l- brated their golden wedding anni- vergary in July, 1817 The surviving children are Mrs T. W. Cartwright and George FP De- vor. who lived at their parents’ home; Joseph A. Devoy of Detroft and Charies L. Devoy ef Los Angeles. 4 daughter. Mre Alice Hetlnrichs, widow of Mile BR. Heinrichs. was Killed in an automobile accident last Januery. leaving «a sma!) dauchter. who lives at the Devow home The fuseral will be at St. Rose's Church The time has not been eect. > . aperee number of troops is compicte- ly bottled and his condition i criti-| Frapciece Murcuia. before Mexico City, ordered a mas- in the Bantiago Tlalteioclco Pen- Mentiary. Among the victims of the ertminal erder there were 15 Gen- ereis, Triana. Lechuga. Artigosa, Ce- . Tex. May 10—Tam tmportant of] town on the Gulf Witheut serious ef the Mexican Gelf OU Co. and e@dresased two the Gulf Refin ne The advicee TR aves veoarea'r EDWARD DEVOY— Nabe but unofficial advices received here last night Revolutionary troops. beliered ‘to be part of the forces of Gen. Pablo Gonzales. entered \era Cruz twice before the Federals withdrew their allemiance from the Carranza (rov- ernment, the advices said First they penetrated almost to the watpr front / and then withdrew to the outskir'ts because of the presence in the har- bor ° two Mexica gunboats Later the rebe.s again entered ‘he city and began occupying strateg: points. according to the advices. Fir- ing was said 'o have Deen genera! for eome time The gunboats. however did not fire on the cit ' Wae as- serted The reports did rot make clear whether the warships had d:- gerted the i“arrs nz cate jen. Calles Outlines Program of the Revolutionists AGUA PRIETA. Sonora. Mav 18 revolutionists just before he ieft for Juarez. He declared that. sirce Mex- o City ts in the nands of the rev« lutionists. troops marching f =o ora to jarez probab would he gent dire Mexico C for garr e. 7 3% 4 provisiona President «= “e named to serve until the eiections he said, in accordance with the ‘plan of Agua Prieta The revolutionists desired to ar quire. through { "ase or eca procedure. all bi land olding=s which will De taken over bse the new Covernmment ~ >. . opened ‘7 aertilie. ment incer . Dia simtlar >» Wi used in the United States, according to Gen. alles Ed@du-ated and aualifed Mexicans in Mexican border states. where he declared iving ondttions were the hes the oup- try AS : result ' the people ;coming inte contact with Americar | De pu? .? ablishing e Fools ard educating the people ir to be launched az soor a« the revo. Oo . sertli eg A ae ciared en. Garza taapes t t. S&S When Rebels Take Neavo Laredo LAREDO. May 10—Gen Re: neldo (rarza. commander of Federal forces in the Neuvo Laredo military @istrict. last night was a refugee on American so] Following defeat of his treeps and capture of Neuvo La- redo by revolutionists early vester- @ay. the Carranza officer arrived in Laredo last night and took cotiad in the Mexican consulate Advices to Washington on Rebei En- try Into Capita) WASHINGTON May 10 With Mexico City. Vera Cruz and Tampico im the hands of the revroluticnists. American destrovers are en route to- day to Mexican waters to afford pro- tection to American lives in the Mex- ‘iean gulf ports. The Mexican embassy today was , entirely without information as fo events in Mexico Officials said the embassy had received nothing from Mexico City since last Friday Officiar confirmation of the fall of the Mexican capita! was receive! esterday from the American em- Daser. which reperted there was no Gieorder tncident to the transfer o! authority. Tampice and Vera Cru: /aleo were reported cquie The department's atlvices also told »f the capture by revolutiocnists of Torreen and Moncleva in the State of that name Telegraph communi- cation had been restored between Chihuahua and Torreon and Agus- Sea. lentes, (he messages said Salimas, (Carranga’s Brother-in-Law. in Texas. By the Asse iated Preee SAN ANTONIO, Tex. May 10.— An exodus of Carranza offctais is in progress through Eagle Pass. Among hem: t= Emilie Salinas. brother-in maw eof President Carranza who paserd through Sar Antoni ‘ast night accompanied by his wife on his way to Lared>, where he says he wit reside DIVORCE PETITIONS DISMISSED. The diverce petition ef Mrs Birdie Asher and the cros#-bill of ber hus- band. Henry Asher 5895 0=6Enrigh« avenue. owrer of anh abeartment bullding at Enmright and Hamiltec avenues. were C@lemissed today by Judge Davis The wife had alleged mistreatment because she did net share her buse- band’s pro-Jerman views. Asher de- nied pro-German views and alleged thet thelr merriage was illegal hayr- ing been performed ir [311 im Befle- ville before « sufficient time subse quent te her divwecre frem « fermer Ruehend fad «su pee. The dey on eae le hou mens ; — — — WILSON'S OREGON LETTER DIRECTED AGAINST JOFNSON State Considered Fine Battle- ground for Test on Presi- dent’s Position on _ the League. NOT LAST WORD FROM EXECUTIVE Democrats Expected to Take Their Stand on Some Res- ervations as Proposed by Hitchcock. By DAVID LAWRENCE. special Correspondent of the Po-t- Dispatch. SasTigst. iat WASHINGTON. Mav 10 —Pres.- dent Wileon has defiant!’ answerec the Democrats of New York na Rhode Island who fsiled to go on ecora n tne respective convern- ions . favor of the ‘reat af Ver ses. ?¢ ana ‘he enan’ 4 che League of Nations The Presider’ reove has «a ticipated *he Democrat a*iona POT Ventior Db" ask're he Oregon Democrats » Blaze the wa by a deciaration in their platform and b their votes in the approaching p-: "mary Ml Wi aor sks =o rn ” et a, 7 2 x 2 ‘ : = a [ a ir S time ‘a — a | ~ ’ al 23¢« aa “a et on . ™ . 4 rr > er ; ~- ° = = ” » ¢ - ‘2 > _ > os a. 2.) 2 4 | > > 4 a* es ~~" War ’ 2 a ° . Eres a2 £2 «a fe he na > a’ =hi-* re = ‘ 4 -* eS 3 ~ . = _— aor ~ aorted _ e = ec s°* 4 a Ser 4. mé r league Eventua - > | ey - > . a **s.s recon Den ra* . . oc o a2 2 e e - , a act . aT q =— . + | a tr? Ze : oun a oe of (7? ge Fra *« (2riffin. a militona!l "= * . : ed z 4 urs hast re ~— > = wv a ort " 2 ~ are of hie $e AAS, ‘v4 ot. a ~ =} ac Deer separat POLLS FOR VOTING ON BONDS TOMORROW OPEN FROM 6 A. M. TO7 P. M. (ontinued From Page One i. -_— vo ~ = ss : — 3 rac 2 ° Ho {re ‘* ‘ = eae > a ried hee | og ~- : : ~«> LAinE Da ° grea traae Wi « ; . a | - ir - 2 a » ee Se 7 after the ar > I : "®aae .45 : a a? | ’ > ; - “a 6 ‘ -_ . eo ; as > ; 26 4 » & racing - > 4 2 t . Da Ooas - . 5 -— > 4 ~ y 32° )¢ , VW Tr er a _ ~ p pest rs s. f Da arma. fro : 2» os ~- 4 ~~ " ¥ is 404 a & "TY er* ? bu _ - - - ——s . ~~ ‘ 5 a - ; Lue wrur : . a ~ 7 gg —- ? ; 4 ” 4 . - - =. a ~“ Ste "eo ; pr - IRISH SINGLE PARLIAMENT LOSES to ‘bee Rule feateadl by Commons. 258 to 55. > . *a _ : rea a . > > » = rug. ENTERPRISE Our spe al Renevating Process takes out ALL -the dirt— *- . *.OTPS origina! COLOrTS., 4229 W. Easton Av Lindell 5678 Delmar ~o0 [wlegates agreed Robert Sweitzer al Tuesday Specials Devil’s Food Layer Cake . 7 _* > " ueaday 68 | fe Prolyy Assorted Chocolates When My aby Smiles PO me > a+? oagnety's “sano VOCALION RECORD HiT OoO*r Bes og #30 §6 ewe Sh) IE ane DAT ' ou ‘en? OASnEY > SAPD AEOLIAN COMPANY 004 O.ve-s”* ‘imstitution for the case of such per. union. told a Post-(nspatch reperter that he will issue a call for a2 mae - . 3 ott ‘,oseTau, president. whe said sianed ob iustice Pallew in the Die enjoined from selling the 29 former >a [he bDearc was noted some time ago Tedayrs decree resulted from a suit for an injunction brought York in hys capacity as a taxpayer. ii np © The plan. however ts for a ¢ ‘i . which shall take the place of . WA present antiquated City W ohne y. Eren if no habitual drunkards - re 4 roain, there will be abundant use ze : .* -* the propesed farn Mise Bates said: The passage of Proposition seat en will do aWay with our old. -fash. toned workhouse which caneet be made a proper instiiulon ang rh cstablish a farm where city en — ‘e and wert inder condition — which will tend to build them up ese g make them read : use ty) hee 2 when they return to social life. a Unfortunate! the 6~wording ot Proposition Seren is very misi perhaps | e. and tnat?tractivre We witli in ‘ 3? ire hat ee ws drunkards. or few: but we will have hundreds ef violators of city ordinances each year to be cared for some where te 3 4 — : + —_ : rr im be Hharmec and rrupted, «= a + a s be psines ote c . ibe Py: --——-- - 4 : ng hened and the 77 Me good that is in them cultivated, Gia old workhouse a moat necessarily a does the former: the proposes farm is needed to accomplish the latter i of the 145° prisoners in the work. euse during the fisca \ear just endad i¢% were under 24 ‘ears we age; 535 were 2? years old and ua : ear 3F Sha we spoil the future es of such young prisoner, = lall we he them ~ ion Eight is also exreed. ugly desirable and necessary. Neth. - adequate.- scientific and humane y F , : _ wB- Aer” a.’ ™,>* : mr? . a- ™ ’* oré . ar of inctpte — liar patients a wr sSHINGTON the feeble-mind insane andeef , ' ae P tar Tea rmie.« et onvalescents from the City Hespit am . > > . > , S 4 . : reLrese! a ea « - East St. Lows : x subgra tT? armens Union on wages and hen wo . grounds should be terminated toda David Walsh, ar. a S end carried out. Di - ren rese ? "sz +} ‘= on” Hoye ay. f eost ¢ - 7 “« rm aes eported that the company had se ae from What ultra- jected five names which he had sz) i aaa garded as impra r1itted r rica’ in an afin to dta 53 bie See TT) ol as > . ys q } a third man mn the board of arbi i ae > @f the Br “ ade Willa () Lear preaident of tie America and urge 2 when the Navy Ibe plans that proved ing € f the i : al a . ‘ : lock hore 4 Minimizes v la’ ~r.orning *”" catnip Ww " ‘sh ° _ eon. : Tt >»? 28) y= é. a2 ernpected s «tr © . ee : , a - : a -_ ° wit bo ‘ to Ry tia? el arte ane ” J Wha’t his con tr) ¥ He coveted By: 50 LEAVE IEDERKRANZ 1 eo P en honors gives About 5° of the 450 members of | ; f honors-that could the Liederkranz Club. 2626 Seufh 99a the American Gor (sTand arenue, recentl hare re a , He aspired to | signed following a matfortty vote of "SHE Of the Br ad? the members f: 4 a res . . ston.” Regrets \Wimire Secretary Daniels he known that.in © Rad made such stat upon the contribat States” arr and na WASHINGTON ia’ io The hippire Reoard snder »« decree Supreme Court, is perpetually ‘@r-nian iiners seized when the Ualt- i S'ates entered the wur ap- An War? members of abroad he tever « mended pron - “He had not Irish people.” Seer: ned I thought defende,| in orig a + Wiliam Randolph Hearst of New thim@ to dd: wher by what he termed im Cork if | we lysterious Sea euthed nein’ BSranted hirn to tet the naw ad dene r -unce the [righ pe ' Monster Is Here his art on ir The Perm (sa! would 45 Feet Long and eine 3 Weighs 30,000 Lbs. Serretasy Cine —_—_—_————— er Pu d * ! nm! . Foot of Olive St. ‘reetere whieh hee baffled eci- entific eetherittwes @@e captered after 58-heer bettle of Ker Wee. Fire harpewa thrusts and 151 large caliber rifle ballets entire serwed te mira: Ss a for ia connection with th: Berrage protect takes or « -ormm vie BIC cee A ed : ~ 7 Admiral: f the ba: rage ache - wt Bad failed ee Stes Had : ugh the sape ed of some 4 Mendations and Geaire« ‘a ; ~~. beat ceatainieg three mee of of- oreese-train «peed fer bandreds of WHAT IS IT? The «r-erGre t& cot classified eetera!l hbietery. bet ke the largest epecrimen ef the Seh tribe ever sere er captured. ' oither whale @iiWtaker *, f *, ereatare as se ishebttess of ae 3 > * wat ‘hat ur a." 'D Fae * ioe . “o" ' ser oe . - - a” => act sme ‘Se Me “~? eh - . -e tf =o *"* > a i -* == o> ~~ or 1 Se BE ae: ‘ st mak. 6 ender sorface «ef oven ero Wa ASQ Uulee ef - bleen =D bY some sehterraecea oF im +> mabe : velcenic apbearal ebhich tmlared . aii epee rini tte diviee sooceratase co © wes =F Shipe and ‘ta other able te retern te ‘ts Recnt« & ios om ; +, 4 - > - On the Pailatia! Yacht Tomtent. of * . Vietters VW eleoeme Frome _— ope die ° 2. =. te 1° & =. Might persana! -. Streets af Sighe Brtilic ott | ‘ T he estiga‘ting Lighted a tne. 1 eer ef iive *treet = = o> = * +f t _ , Oe me me me Fe eee ee et ae ee ee iat at % Sate Ss F Gc Cl Ce el ee ee el ee el eel eee eee er “Sr " ” ——e "4 . 2 - A - tak “Ss the : oo» ¥ « _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATON BS: "= — 6 $ ea a a b> : ~ , - > ; 4 a? pea ._- * hs Pi. 3 se se P or 6h go fa *e - ° = : a ~ owe r vo - _ 4 7 Menser Act 8 as . . Gee mie,’ 2s vw en® Sorte °" ° >.t Sanda ~ our +. 9 ~ ~~ 7 . - ™ «re ~! oO - ~~ er ovfer or St Leu esehenge —— ore Derive ard “ender — ‘ar Trellis omy ome rear,
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ro | —— the case of such per- —_ -_- a ——————=—==_—_—— ——— oe ee however, is for a farm te ee See * : e ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | PPP ee a Sr ee ee, me er ee ae eee ee ee ee yp eee ee BIONDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1990 ieienienthllinemintthy atpanesiienn “tkemennme —_— _— — ——S _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH take the place of the uated City Workhouse. habitual drunkards re. Will be abundant use for GMS WAS NOT UP E Start in ideatucky Derby at Churchill Downs Saturday, the Winner and Section of Grandstand Throng | } ANADA WILL farm. Regarding thig. a: —_ TOEXPECTATIONS, “DANEELS TESTIFIES of Proposition Gey. Way with our old-fash- ouse which cannot be per institution and will where city prison--« work under conditions nd to build them up and ready for useful lives urn to social life, ie the wording st Secretary Details Six Ways ven is very misleading it We with perhass in Which, He Says, Admi- ps ne drunkards, or very will have hundreds of ‘ity ordinances each year __ ral Did Not Measure Up to First Estimates. for some where. These med and orrupted, or . i strengthened and the : Milias cultivates. ‘Ons PREFERRED BRITISH almost the ae necesna ri! ‘ er proposed farm accomplish the latter DECORATIONS TO OWN pO prisoners in the work i the fisca | vear just 3 . Miiter’ 30 veare a? ‘Aspired to Become Member re °° vears old and unr f . ll we apoll the future 0 Admiralty and Com- young prisoners, wor pl . Dp them” ained When Not Per- pn Plight ia also exceed. . t t , ; ed Oo cce r le and necessary. Noth mit pt Offe P St lLouts more than ee tga lentife and humane : By the Associated Pres World War stand without a trace of blent tubercular patients. WASHINGTON. Mas la Seer, the mud with which a few have : ed. : ne : souglit © hes utter if i og ind =~ and of tary Daniels, before the Senate’: ~ , , = from the City Hospita!. so Tar as his own acts were con 4 i farm will give up-to- yestigating ‘ommittee today, made)! cerned, Secretary Daniels said he ; me. attractive care to his repiy to the criticisms of Rear would be willing to let the case rest te in distinct and sepa. Admiral Sims on the navy’ part in’ But the judgment and ability of the th other members of the General Board e war " 5 for Propositions Sewen P - | had been brought under publi ; Sims, Secretary Daniels told the. criticism by one of their own num ; - committee, did not measure up to ber, he said, and these officers, re ; CAR PARLEY ENDS | expectations th Various Wass, of | Specting 4 tradition that naval ofti cers should never enter into public - which he mentioned six as tollows 4 disputes amone themselves regard- ; be' ween the East Sr “He lacked Vision [oO se@®e that it ing purely naval matters. looked tr) burban Ratiway Co. and sreat and new project to beat the the Civilian Secretarv to defend ves of the East St. Lou's subparines from thei: hunting § then ion, on wages and hours. grounds should be promptly adopted 12 Officers Involved. today. David Walsh, ar and carried out, no matter what the “There were 12 of these high-rank bresenting the emploves cost or how radical the departure jing .officers charged with grea’ re t the company had re- from What ultra-prudent men re- sponsibility said Secretary Daniels names Which h® had sub garded as impracticable. You have heard 1! One is the au in an effort to obtatn He egy fo wcce pT lie views thor of these criticisms The twelfth hoon the board of arbi- the British admiralty as superior Admiral Gleaves, who was in charge > yr that P an fo anything that would come from of the troop ships that carried our RASS eee O'Leary, preatdent of she america and urged those views even | soldiers to France, is @6mmander-i: “tse Poe er @ Post-Dispatch reporte: — - ie + eeertment proposed chief.of the Asiatic fleet and I do *: Be Ro oe 555 s that ! y ’ fect} , aie | issue a call for A Mec - yan tone we ~" ; cee) not fee) justified in ordering him a“ ~ le . ‘ e » ’ " . local at 2° o'clock Thurs. “In ubli . of - from his distant station to testify ; : ’ ric spDeec -e* mri ) ee ee / . to hear Wa!sh's report . Adeduai, ,; othe ‘The 10 who have testified have abl) ; : ; € ‘ ; i f ; , co? oa strike vote will b ways he gave # maximum of credit and flatliv deneid the correctness or fo British efforts and minimized , ¢ the critici , justic e ‘isms What his country was doing 4 mag taller gape a . — “ “In considering the criticisms of He coveted British decorations f t} 1] fficers referred t | lie «di | » ' ‘) cCeTs ei *{ “) LIEDERKRANZ CLUB and seemed to place a highér value hy ° . think it surprising and = gratifying on honors given abroad than On | 4) t 1} liet of 1} fficeyr ‘ lg the verdict f these officers is of the 450 members of honors*that could he conferred by ! , ; a sity ' ; f , - ope _ - ’ 1a ‘ as tne co ‘ect =. ~ eo n the ; he known that in October. 1918. Sins “me to i‘ mc vr 7 hie Englieh (Channel to ibn ines , ) I i ° our e "yt tatemer wha re! .. ' et big Lae ius them to regard others irt, Ss P rpetual)) had made such xfatements reflectitie | Wi } Scvriie ~ aif if ” uw" his h pro ete “ de« T a ‘ f t hie ms i , ‘ ; om selling the 29 forme upon the contributions of the United navy actually did during the war. highest im~iediate Imiportance, it did vho do t lose their thorough-goin (Chester W. | \ mal Savs Re- Report Of Special Iny estigatol " ‘ a) e -% - . . : ; se ‘ : ; ; ‘ s . " F s i ‘ hers secized when the Unit- . : : You have heard long statements oft ether greht tasks in so great - Americanism ana undivided ‘ ‘ ae aT Biates’ army and navy to winning the , : . odie : das — es Stress & Wa : ; . peated Investl ii rations Ly (LON- Also LO Basis Of cuion peeered the war. An ap War to members of Congress visitine what i did not do. The country #/as to be worthy of the appreciation |S!4nCe. as having ‘idlosynecracies . > rs i ‘on 4° i : , » : . : ‘ ' ‘ " ‘ ms _? ‘ ; . . ie ni he board was noted some ab @ he never would ha\ recom pride will be heightened by the facts of the whole world Sims genuflected so before the tri VeSS Discouraged Producers. Recove!l Mone V. roa “ > © : ‘a ‘ { e 7 & )’ 2 + ‘ . Todays decree resulted | of some of the great things it did “Orns ficers -_ ‘ ,, Sh Admiralty ideas and agcepted for an injunction brough! eee Ve prom tion | do.” onnicers and our men felt! british ideas so fully and coveted . ; x “He had not then attacked the | in ‘ral Si tian that they were truly shipmates dur- I: “np ne pence ot that — : p, Circuit Attorney McDaniel todas Randolph Ilearst of New Trish eo le ‘* Mecrets ry 1); ’ j le t " ' The portion of Admiira . ims cele- | ing the war with the Britis] but ritish honors =O Parnestis ' act he , . eu . ‘ ‘ iit . » * . : . Capacity as a taxpayer tiled 4 4 h , ht . 7 ] ; . 4 on), Drated letter that shocked the pub- they were not lose in pirit na came to regard as anti-writish such WASHINGTON, May 1” lndue, stated to a Post-Dispatch reporte! 7 . : * . e ‘ ' . " } ' ‘ >! i] eer . ; . : ° ¢ ‘ ea _ eS aire . > an aot P though 1 wow ] iad only lic more than any other. Daniels | aetna devoted in offant ind ‘united 1 a rugged American as Admiral! Be PoVerminiel il interierence W hy pa tha the investigation of the hooks - » Setended American sailors, a propel said, was the statement that he had sli ; “i gee . son, who is all Americal neither per manufacturing is respovsible in and accounts of the United Railways thiig to do, when attacked unjustly ’ adetermination to win than were the ; | ' ) ' ‘ F 7 ““"? | been told at the Navy Department — ' , , ‘pro. nor ‘anti witl eference to any | pal r the p pape hortage. Co., begun six weeks ago by William aia. by what he termed lawless element officers in the Navy Department i: . ¢ ‘ at ; 7 | : Ti ‘not to jet the Rriish pull he woo! Was! ington ) d in the admil It, . ether countrys | re “i \V To i Vie ‘ president (>i hl. Woodward. corre Assistal [ _ in Cork If | had know 1) that he over vour eves We would as sOOn , 10 _ ancl 2 , , : ‘ ait: has the ly Ationa 1}? e} > o« ! nited States Pristrict Attorney, “Ay erious or ) proposed. unde r the permission fight them “ the (je? mans , he “4 + ma = mistake ~s and fie (7 az i] j beet '*¢ ¢} ‘ a ? ; ‘ ’ + at pointe . tor the pp irpose rs or de! il ; " ' rh: a , to did the American nav) In mu FOUR TAKE EXAMINATION : 7 : , » , 'Sranted him to tell the story of what “! must confess that it shocked | ya; ia-enatuehas aaaian BP eg sating con tles Hle recommend-| Judge Faris, is being made for the the navy had done overseas, to de- said the Secretary, ‘for in alt! Saal in 1} is f rng . he a ial FOR BUILDING ENGINEER ed mediate curtailment of jcon-| information of the grand jury and } oe ° ~ . : a ‘ iN) Lhe sacrinces ol ine men ol ; ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' * aa ter $ ere: q pete rr Soop. a2 Be aie ig | my years of association with offi- pjoth nations there came a mutual UMP ' newspapers, declgring; the Circuit Attorney s ofiet is articles in The \\ orld — VV ork, the cers of the navy this was the firet esteem and fellowship | - if he } Wot i] bye twa years before pre \s reported in Ves erda\ ~ } cs ‘ : . ’ . ” . efi » “he oo > a > " . . : ’ . : « t\ } the | lat) th ~ : Long and permission would not have been time I have ever known one to make perpetuated in mutual co-operation james G. MehKelve ‘. Holding Place aductio would equal «ae nana TDi: apie s ae va estigal Pet tighs 30,000 Lbs. ; — public any confidential conversa- | for the victories of peace by Appointment, Is Among Lyman said iis campan' would’ has disclosed frauds perpetrate od oy Secretary Daniels said he had nev- ‘rior icer I dic Candidates 3 ) | iyi 4 emploves in certain departments ©! | ara sige tion with a superior officer J Says English Would Support Him. fo ; ail - ncrease prices Ju but he could sa a8 i , 1 es rt —— Oliv S. *r publicly or privately eriticised Ad- not believe it was possible for an An examination is being held to- , of in a cited ‘enimaneela ithe railway company involving large © ae miral Sims for lack of early Vision in officer of our navy to do such a You have heard many great Ad- gay by the Efficiency Board to fill }te told the committtee that the In-|%ume of money and covering & period are oo, wae eo /Sonnection with the North Sea mine thine The. people could not Un-| mirals of the American navy testify | .,; post >. shite? enaieten. in. th apnea. Sik) See omens aa doing ©f several years As was told. ome 4 . . rife Ss (>i ‘ le 7) il - 1) ila? ‘ mari ee cabar li al as : i ; : . o* . . ; . , , he ] . et ‘- if Ties \N batile of Key Weet. & jMrrage project “or his other mis- derstand how any patriotic American | that Admiral Sims’ attacks upon the! ,ojaing a, partment, which, when! ¢Yerything possible to prevent smail Oe ee ee > ee on a ~ yw r! takes or wrong views.’’ Admiral Mayo, . po put the good of his country first! work of the navy were either wholly an peat papers from suspending and ay 1ound in the printing department, : : , . . ‘ . if . lhje ¢ ‘ | last ) ] Ww ‘ re rT rij - ot ,‘¢ - thie the — of the sees St 1 succeeded in convincing the British: aoula possibly spread broadcast a ted RING ba became vacant ,la Jan. 1, was effort to increase. production was here, for a number ol a . unwarrante yr "OSSiv exaggerate ' , . : ' ut eetepuac es : ; —_ — , . , * stoc} if pen sen rn aanes © 2 cy smal r. Admiralty of the soundness of the statement which reflected upon his .? vou seni : sine - ; ms oe filled by Director of Public Safet building a new plent in Canada machinery, Jabor and. papet ) ree men er. 5 : i _ ' nf you cr ( wave avpear veiore Vou . ) yates ; ’ ; , ’ the a sanyv hi heen ised by speed for naw Mh ot & Boos e scheme where Admiral Sims) pwn GoVernment and might tend to similarly the. great Admirals of the MeKelvey by the appointment of his The net result of Government in /'" re al — ee y — . : T elati 4 : . , “ . — . + ' , tain faithless emploves to ao print ~ 7 .. failed, he said. disturb the cordial ret lations with Aaj Rritish navy vou would not find One ~i~Vear°r old SOR, James (y Micke e ferierenee nas been tr qgqgiscourage : . Pe tai or @1 . , +} " ~ . ae , - mr 2ac -_ , e 4 inder contract or outside concerns VHAT IS IT? f Thought Sims Had Obeyed Orders. ¢rjendiy Power, and violate the con who would admit that the American | h@ Salary is $3960 a year the | the development of the paper indus } gy fine, ' hich w “ 7’ P i ~ , P sf ‘ i¢ Lait J , ‘ e : ; the re? ts Povey whi } ere tf + Although the department had dis-| gdence reposed in him to publish a) navy was responsible for the pro- | ,ounser MeKelvey and three othe tr Lyman st ) prot ee ' —S8pProved of some of his recom- a! ‘atement which he e\ idently be- | ad : ? I . es ire taking the examinatio peicihiadll be , oe eted by the employes : ; A da longation of the war fou) months es XY one ‘ heed Official Short $21,363. 4 Mendations and denied some of his lieved would damage a fellow office! and the loss of 500,000 live rhe questions have been prepare! he mmittee, he iid that by Ge At! Vic Danie! iid ”” : . . ° . ra" i? . i «> 4 ‘ } i ‘ q)i . ~ . : as : yet Menatcn oft i? a ;=1 nat S00 feet Jan. 7, that he had accepted and) cayse.”’ . | crete an rive emphasis to that — of +r than = a a ee bare woh + a svene c ral ’ oe sciiitaiiiad the fice ot Chief of Naval Operations b\ ‘ Pn : L é a rie ina ‘ ctior co exs 4 dite pane f $°1 363.94 had he “+e qulesced, w : ; nt re Secretary ‘ Sf : qualification of a chief engineer in , 1) Bantichn tawit? ini “ by some subterrances or f ; ‘ 28 _..| Admiral Benson, who with his for- removing the prorective roe OE found | epeci udito im the upheaval which injured - fn the department's disposition of manner in which the Sims letter was) mer assistants, Rear Admiral J. 98. | *e building department. The com- | pe, These things, he testified, ! Bas Tee : i Ww. § oe : : . nes “at Si iLs, Sa d ‘ ‘ ‘ - : aoe ' - sat es hae see ‘ es ‘ ? 1@ | ’ gatee Saas un- ships and ita other official actions, as made public. deciaring that Admiral McKean and Capt Ww \ Pratt mittee will gwrade the papers and -« caused number f manufact ileal ce I baa . : itt 8 loyal officer accepts the decisions) g ad it during the investiga-| . we Sky ~~ ~ . itifvy the names of the th , mS Say ee ee eee ee 3s Westminst place re iSSiS Palatial Vacht Tamiamtl. = ‘ a "| Sims rea Daniels said, had the entire confi- | * — . “ ree ma ni to turn to other lines 4 csurer of the United Railwa: Welcome From ; (of his superiors even though he! ¢‘on of naval awards, although it had | Demsia of the wien ‘amtk foreiiin as the highest grade. The Commissioner , ae ee ‘ "a i ‘ =e > ai ix ft} a " - ; oo} a ‘ ’ ire res } iba) ‘ bie Had * oe? t COmrteret¢ es a) ; yt ee ae . might personally hold other views. nothing to do with the subject un- | wies of Public Safety may appoint any of Although 7" 1 Pancagie : @., 3 ne mt meet fae the : xd ’ ~ : } oy , . { acres ol Ip tinibet iTl ‘a AiG ( le ses sates coul 1 t? : : i. ue aoe bhin att) . : The investigating committee. Sec | der consideration Refors ,dmiral Sims teft for lLon- ithe three. provided that no ane uuu pull I ri A ida he ‘ | i ‘ orb . ; : : google fs Coat oa :, = t ternational ymipe eannot ceiver of the railway company, \ : ef ef Olive Street. 1! Mary Daniels said, had been wear- “He could not have chosen a es | don. Daniels anid. he reminded the | * hose grade is below 70 per ce he Interna : cs pans a r ‘ : of" " a ope 7” . > - ’ ; ar , . ; 4 ? ti! Ze ; ! ‘ : view ’ ial iTtik iat is Presetit_e: . ai and the public nauseated, with ostentatious and Ww ell-planned man ’ a) of hia *“hileed tn thicker tii shall be appointed Mu ‘ ite in . » a hy ‘ ai t . “an ) nly aD Admiral of hi lood is thi r than hecause it has no Ns in Canadk and to the grand ju: Abortive attempt to ferret oul) ner of getting publicity, sak nan water’ speech at the Guild Hall In 08 * rohibited ft @ ling le , thes ‘ the molehilis of mistakes and e Xag- iels. “Tf, as he ea id. he had written london and told ie @tame Seen | Former Saloon Mian Bankrupt. ” Oo rile the poriir . }ua} hye? f¢ tro ‘ eeoorle otf « sé we at NS POST-DISPATCH peerate them into mountains, to make | i¢ only for naval officers, nothing | georetary Meyer and President Taft Mathia Bugnitz, proprietor of : crow ae r} “9 h m ha ass = ig bon h Ses 7 , 4 . . , ‘ »* - m > VAT anadSsS : + ~ ia. a: * thr ’ 4 CK 7 | & JOSEPH | PULITZER. o moble and notable accomplishment | would have been easier than for him | were right in reprimanding him. | '@rmer saloon at 3709 North Broad >a > a ; : disc 10 eck bs . rough : ‘ ' ne Dec iz ras the dim and fading Back-| to have told Chairman Hale that he paniels said he told Sims he had | W@Y. today fled voluntary bank. | °™'™"” 0 ' p the United Ratiw ays sever ees — ‘Poalitaer sneeins Bround of a frontispiece of compara- had written a letter to Secretary | peen chosen to go to London. “no ruptcy petitio listing his liabilities pane : — a i did not mentlor — ye? 3 MILO} “. . | . ~-« ‘". O8¢ —_— ‘ _— = i ‘ mreny }t) ; Da J i) ¢ oy? . ™ l¢ + rir ‘ . 4 ; ly Uhnimiportant errors ol judg- Daniels bearing on a totally diffe because of that ape: ch but itn = ; . . nY he ‘ | 7 ! ' . +33 ** ‘y" : Bau « iti ee ra) th tee ; i? ‘yt . . Audit Bureau of Cireulations. t. ‘ent subject, for naval uses only, to. of jt." The principal editors are 10 brew ippros 5 Double Purpose of Audit ' LOCIAT _ # : : , ' vio eries, eight in St louis re print paper Witness Woodward said today that tie wa F THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “The navy’s record in the war] make public which would be a vi Violated Naval Regulations. 7 *e Leala. Of thie soll ur ; hee lel he & ated Prene 's exe, vely or. nds untouched toda\ and for all lation of naval reé gulations and tra , , , Pe , Relleville and one ut blig) iana lil ‘ t . rend" ta) report i) Mua 7 ef a ~ repent ‘Btion of a news ie despite criticiems from within] ditions and to have begged to be ex ic AGCmiral mms regarcdec as 2 The brewery claims total $4214.62.) “%' rae : ara © yel case It is understood : redit : or mo dverw ise ; ; ‘ se 7 . sit . “ . ‘ 4 - ¢ha . . ‘ , a ; ’ ‘) - Lc re . —s wT ' ~ % itin t! his lette ‘ ’ +) “don’t let to the len »p Brewing C'o "This « ae Balhe Prices charges 0 pUuND ‘ fied the stigte im “4 ‘ arges Hurt Himectf Only. in his pocket, evidentiv awalting tUfne 1s ette of fan . aon ‘ rl : , ‘ noms Sisat. vee heretp are alee N . I ; ? : ¢ R et . 1) . ; . ' listed in the petition 4 ry rhe ‘Ts | hee presse! ‘ 2 di ; mis rh? } his ‘ ‘ Malted Milk lames Giuy Robvertso : " / » ly " “get l¢ : Vite if the } 14 \ee'g ts Apar'’ ? of the criticisms heard by your |sies Were W ell known ean co Bay . K ' " 2 1) , ™ , =r - a o—*? . at *.y CONE «1 as " ‘ rai errr ’ eerisie sr hittee.”’ Delays Caused by Sims. gBuage he attrilnvte sdmniral . venue arm ‘ 4 ; ei; evr ic ‘ onitivo S , Lift the Receiver certain offi in| refe e i ‘ , blic | “ atice to the United States son were an = | signex ynen os a : be grado. ‘4 rage ite «2 Cop Bimeeit. maid Secretary Dan-| failure to acl a vn } f th , itimiral Benson # METROIZE them fer yeu. Per- it nited Railways printer: ‘as RS LF "The evidence has had only one! in the first few months of the war, it) ti fect and quick werk. 1 eould 1 he eached to « No em Sunde). 107 a Coov and that has been a feeling of! will be necessary to contrast the hod “I do not need to tell your con a red, cout ~ an ‘le ‘oe : nite mittee that the ‘wtll t wir a Mietropotitan Ot atate ert ‘ seunnd-clees matter Juir a regret at the necessity of with-| end audacious policies a prese ape} te ene 6 ait ait ANING 2 nals . bea derstood Roberts s ped iste waa ‘ approval from Admiral) and urged, with the delay in some of | 1h’ , SOONER te ¥ Cc LE A Nutritious Diet for All Ages ‘alif a "an = , ~ . . ; : : a & a ?.4 ' al evry wor) L¢ ‘a qr? ! . . at projecta caused by Ad-j that he wae wo : . : anes tt with deep and) (hone eres’ oppeaition, and lack ef!ing, night and day. tu achieve success DYEING Quick Lunch at Home or Office (o 0 oe tine prinuing departnn mira o ag eee * . British Government’s Deci- . “ae sion for Dominion to Have ‘ Own Representative An- nounced by Embassy. te Ry the Associated Prees WASHINGTON, May 10 A (an- adijian Minister to the Untted Stateg will be appointed Be Formal announcement of the pur: pose of the British Government ta piace Canadian relations with the t nited States complettls in the hands of Canada was made today in a statement read in the (‘anadian Parliament at Ottawa by direction of he Governor-General and the Brit- > tama tae om sh Parliament at London and made., eich KEY PED RICE IS SHOWN public here through the British Em.- ON PAUL JONES, THE WINNER, bs oo ae IMMEDIATELY ARPTER RACE. Unusual powers are to be con. ferred upon the Canadian Minister, In the absence of the tritish Am- SF AI SKINS (NE-FOURTH bassador, he willl take full charge of all British diplomatic relationa with. , the United States selina British ‘statement. LOWER AS SA E (PENS The official British statement gaid Ln part “An arrangement has been con- — — cluded between the British and @a- Decline Attrib uted LO Spring Sea- | nadian Governments to provide more son—S$ 30,000,000 Pelts complete representation of Canadian ; é, ‘a interests at Washington. It has been Ke Auctioned. izreed that his matesty, on thé ad- rhe annual spring auction sale of vice of his Canadian Ministers, shall furs at the International Fur Ex appoint a Ministe; Jenlpotentiary change. Second and Mim streets, who will have charge of Canadian cpened today. the first offering—a | 4'%4!" and will at all times be the ot of Alaskan seal wigs—bringine ordinary channel of communic@tion prices that were about 25 per c¢ent) *'t® the United States CGiovernment ower than the prices obtained in the | '™ matters of purely Canadian Inter- | vale las@January. The total sales up| ©&* " to 1 p. m. were estimated at $1.000 fry thie ibsence of the Am bassa- 000 from 6000 Government and 5509} Ger the Canadian Minister will take privately-ewned seals charge of the whole embassy and of ~ Wigs are seals. former! consia- | the. representation of imperial as ered unmarketable because of their vell as of Canadian interests Hie ‘ lack of pliabilits but which recent will be aceredited by his majesty to have been made useful by a pro the President with the necessary ess of treatment by Funsten Bros, | Powers for this purpose. This @r- — & Co fhe average price today is rangement wil! not denote any de- ‘ bout $95 a skin | parture from the principle of the \. M. Ahearn, vice president of | diplomatic unity of the British em- l‘unston Bros., said that it was too! P'r® early to stute definiteiv, but that he “In view of the pecullariy close re- thought that the decline was no mor: lations that have always existed he. * than the usual decline from the win tween the people of Canada and ter prices in every spring sale and | those of the United States, it is con- did not indicate a general decline in | fidently expected as well that this fur prices r’ BR. Fouke, president, new step will have the vers desirable of the company, in an address open- | result of ‘maintaining -and strength- ing the sale, spoke optimistically of , ening the friendly relations and co- the fur market operation between the British em- Prices paid in. January 1919 and pire and the United States.” January, 1920, for this class of furs’! _ r were about the same, but the Janu-' RESORTS ary, 1919, price represented an ad.- PRE Wee s TER “ Se ’ vance of 50 per cent, so, according ‘ tt Aheat the price today still re ; mains %5 per cent highs than the ‘ price prima » January, 1919 » be sweet, Assistant Secretar, of (ommerce, who represented thie Government at the sale, said that the’ decline of opening prices paralleled | the decline already registered in the trade since *+ebruary and was on a mar with the decline which took tag ‘ between lbebruars and the| Where Alpine flowers push spring sale in 1919 up thro h spring snow over A telegram of a New York publi- night—w ere me blaze. cation devoted to furs states that the brilliant colors beside cool congumas Ghneee in St ects Oe glaciers and up green moun- furs was 63 per cent greater in tain slopes— where the sun April, 1920 than in April, 1919 never Sets on vacation days Clevelani es 61° one coat Me — glorious days in the smile crease i ee Detasit $1: val of an all-night summer cent and aicmer cont: eceantll sun—this is the land | where the gold comes wa ani arte sss yes from. The total vaine of furs to be sola it this time is timated at $36,000 . 00. the. tae eellection of vate Go this summer. Make ible pelts . id, ever placed at your reservations now on 0 one sale The safe is ex one of the palatial, sturdy pected ta col hree eks = ‘ Offering noon sal Canadian Pacific were 68 | 14 Persians and shia [see martes: Steamers : ‘S500 baum agi «6«6000 stone \ek es A wy Tow str E. L. SHEEHAN, ~ HAVE MINISTER (--n., Agt. “ " = CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY 418 lLeoewet ., “t. Leute, Mea. b} , “4 zi Televhone: Union mn. Ch, 32 Wholesale Only Offers Large sortments Laces Emb roideries Hair Nets Pongees Immediate Del Also Import Orders Taken. Factories at | Chefoo, N Square, Handmade Hell. Main t71!1 te reash Ow As. ivery. ATLANTIC CITY, sAnAmerican lof Distinctionand Real Com rime rrRoor CARAGE. » CAPACITY GOO. —_— ee ee China St. Paul Philade!phia Mongolia OCEAN STEAMERS INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE CO- Both Phones. AMERICAN LINE N. Y.—CHERBOURG— SOUTHAMPTON New York May 22 | June 19 Agristic OCEAN STEAMERS N. W. Cor. llth and Locust Streets. WHITE STAR LINE N. Y —CHERBOURG—SOUTHAMPTOR May 23 July3 | dug. 14 | May 29 | June 26 _*er ef 2 © © © ree «+ 1.— SOUTRAM?I68- a cpileatnay 1 ; ? eee er eee ereenrere © May 15 Jone 12 ‘uly hEW TORK HAMBURG * May 22 Joly 3 | Aug. 14 June 19 | July 37!....... | Ballie ...............-00/ Map 22] dee BH RED STAR LINE fone 12) July 17 | OLYMPIC 18. t0c-¢\ sue 2 WEW TORK—QUEENSTOWN—. | VERPOOL ‘Celtic ...........lMlay 15 June 19) July 26 WEW 1ORK— AZORES—GiIBEALTAR RIP, ES—GEROA int WERP bene 5 Joly 18 lene 19 juty 24 | Conepto Jone 26 | July 31 | Gretic ..........-Mlep 22 | ...2..| ep BP ‘’ * —i May 12! JulpS i ...ccon,, i i ee es ee ee eee es a
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4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING. MAY 10, 1920 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Se" > ‘TURKISH GRAND VIZIER FIRED ON ACTION ‘ON SUFFRAGE IN LOUISIANA POSTPONED WEEK Ratification tLeaders Cause Delay by Desire to Hefer Measure Attempt Made Upon Life of Damad | Perk! Pasha ‘a the Asecciated Prem | | h CONSTANTINOPLE. Ma) A Snttempt was made Friday night upon the life of liamad Fertd Pasha the tt Comumittce. “jrand Vizier. at his home Three B&B * Asrociated Preae hots were fired at him. : BATON ROUGE. La. May 10.- Which, however, took effec Final action on women suffrage lies ation will not be sine br he lature before next ADVERTISEMENT. before .the Genera! Assembly con- today not to intro.- e the ratification measure tunti + WVonda’ tollowing inaugursea of Gov. Parker and the ineta! f ti newlv-elected Liew - FRANK CARTER, HUSBAND OF MARILYN MILLER, IS. KILLED \.tor Dies When cial Runs Into Kank Near Cumberiand. Md.— Wife « — Roxly 3 ae “HERE IS A PICTURE OF | (i 8 8RLAND Na Mar so Louis De Wownd? or W nonsocke?. ' ae : = ich ' RK. ! =e lt found that ever they had a cold o: troubled myself with a wough, Father Jo Mediei helped r 1 ha advised mv f have a | \¢ ni Pew, Family medicine. because pee easy to take and in: ver it doe ee neenncencenes ee orien CHAMPAIGN, CANTON, URBANA, (Signed) Mrs. Louis Ds Wem it. ILLINOIS, GROW IN POPULATION 427 East School St... Woonsocket. R | A* atec ress Father John's M e contains 1 WASHINGTON, May | Add: aicoho! no dr ™, Ite hasis is one of tiona! cens statistics. given our to- fhe bods can easily take up and use hiart rd as 0 eaee Prather John s Mer) e ia ** build S$3.1°1 or 39.6 per cent er ’ but not a ‘‘*bracer.”’ It gives (hampaign. I!) 15.8.3. increase mew bealth and actually builde new 5452 ; per cen fiesh. Because of its purity it is safe (‘antor 6.928 nerease 4 for all the family. or 4.5 per cent ———— — Urbana il.. 4@ ease 5 or .4.1 per cent Rerkele* ia’ 5 Gee increas 1o.452 S38 2 per cent : 10° Webswr . } ™ thors district for a2 PuUnwae AUG oF : : a ‘ia Le . Cam pais’ T.iT < it ais Cem sa Tae ' ea that I.ucey ; e @O! ia urer o mpais A ‘ rr fla.vemen’ Millerand to Meet Lioyd Gcorge PARIS Ms Premis e jeaders decided )ust How Often Do You Buy a Refrigerator? : — We s : LEONARD CLEANABLI REFRIGER ATOR and it 1s THE RIGHT ANIND—absolutely the last word in refrigerating efficieney., | le « 0 partic of un rm ¥ r food.’ and eonstrt . ‘SS and vears af ser Phere rg aD. a Refrigera : \ - creates n my 1p th 0 her KIN Srarliché: Dunche TWELTH at LOCUST steel ; aruraay és _ Ginlands Please Shop Carefully—No Exchanges or Returns Permitted ‘AISTS Frese RING 805 Styles that deserve the attention of every woman. OF (,;EORGETTE \ An offeru Ag Ol 2 part these garments come at a time when the desire for a change is uppermost Scores of models for your choosing. each decidedly different in character. ever: full of appeal to your best tastes and instincts of t-ue economy aists from a maker noted for the distinguished style and quality of his garments, at a concesston that means wonderful savings to you. Regular $12.50 to $18.50 Values —— ™ St. ~ - i )) ’ < | These 4re onderful alues , . i@aTiv ‘imei y character. because | Pastel Shades—Flesh and HW hite—.4// Sizes (GREAT PURCHASE SALE 4 we THO Ww. CARLANDepremmetprrwmntypn 4. 1i-13 010A a . . ~~) » ae a china ahs, i tit ty a a Stop Wasting Gasoline | A reproduction of Richard Spillane’s editorial in the Business and Financial section of the Philadeiphia Public Ledger, May 3, 1920 OME persons think that what they do with their money or with what they purchase with their money ts not any other person's business. They are mistaken. A lot of persons are buying gasoline today and using it wastefully. In so doing they are penalizing all the people, and particularly all owners of automobiles. There are 6,000,000 passenger cars in the United States. There is a shortage of gasoline. shortage 1s made more acute than it should be. If it is not checked the price of gasoline will be forced to a height that will compel many persons to lay up their cars. The automobile is of great utility. It gives opportunity to many millions of persons—men, women and children—to get out into the country, to have recreation and pleasures that otherwise would be difficult for them to obtain. It is a great agency in the promotion of good roads. It is a great agency, too, in the promotion of good health. Anything that restricts its use is of public concern. Those who have studied the subject say one-half a gallon of gasoline per car 1s wasted today through carelessness, through overuse of cars and through useless mileage. This means 3,000,000 gallons a day. This has to be stopped or tke price of gasoline will stop the use of tens and tens of thousands of cars. It will stop if you recognize the fact that any one who wastes gasoline is doing an injury to you whether you own a car or do not own one. 4/ 30D OW does the waste of gasoline concern the person who does not own a car, might be asked. Let us see. There are hundreds of thousands of motor trucks. They do a great work in the transportation of various commodities. There are hundreds of thousands of motor cars to be built this vear. If the price of gasoline advances the cost of trans- porting goods will be increased and you will have to pay it in the higher prices you pay tor eggs, for milk, for beef, for vegetables, for moving your household goods, for anything and everything you eat or use, for directly or indirectly it will be in the bill the general public has to pay. A waste ot one-hait gallon of gasoline per passenger car per day means 1,095,000,000 gallons a year. Wow! One gallon of gasoline will provide the energy to move a one-ton truck 15 miles, or to put it another way, it will move 15 tons of freight one mile. would save the one-half gallon a day they waste :t weuld equal 16,425,000,000 ton miles of haul. lf the users of passenger cars Kconomy tn gasoline means more than the general public appreciates. More oil is being used today than is being produced. That means the reserve stocks are being drawn upon. Curtailment of waste 1s imperative. It rests with users of gasoline to do voluntarily what otherwise they inevitably will be forced to do. Save oil.” The Autocar Company Established 1897 Ardmore, Pa. $ Manufacturers of the Autocar Motor Iruck Through gross waste this. "? rs ms ; -* oa a ¢. ve yy , a a < of * ee, eee t+ JSS fee ee This Presei Real Relief Money Re Bottles Fai Zemo, the C Liquid, Just V Is Not Greasy. Don't worry ab skin troubles. Y: heaithy skin ~ - tained at any extra large bottle | Zemo biackheads, biotch worm and makes healthy. Zemo ts antiseptic liquid, greasy and stains | apphed and costs 3 _ a@pphcation. It 1s The © W Rose , HOH
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% _ ~ -_ SUFFERERS ——— it hannah . ee re Ee a ee ee Oe eee e whet - ie. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ADVERTISEMENT } RHEUMATIC ey ~ ZONING AMENDMENT IQ :: ~ DE CONSIDERED MAY 18 = ou Ared v nba e! wy for Mrs. Doster, de- in the room the couple occupied at hi s son was more guilty of a Columbus, N M hotel. After than the woman, although his shooting Capt Doster the woman v 1 her did not warrant shot herself and is barely conva- ~ of life lescing from the effects of a bulls lboster was shot and killed wound in the breast. ————........ This Prescription Gives Real Relief Money Refunded If Two Bottles Fail to Relieve You. bis patients relief. it that seordl sare ies not surprising treatment. Known ae | business. C22. day, May 18, at 4 p.m. by the City rl. . : Were's a man se ho ‘ella abai? hie ex. I lan ‘ OTNMISSlONn on the applic ation elence with T’rescription «°.°?°?3 aT : = per! “ —— 0 ty For of the Je Wish Hospital Association peara | sutered with rheumatism No f Greatment gave me anv relief Finally °°" @M amendment to the zoning 7] became #0 ciegueted that | threw al! law to permit the erection of a $) i ef the doctors medicine awa, Several gf, gecommended Prescription €-2°°3. but | 600,000 hospital on the west side of es i could then herdiy waik I thought Skinker road north of the residence t there Was no hope of « ' tre . : the ! , er Bett'ng subdivision known as Hillcrest ee 1 Semmenced tak'na Prescription > ile Don Ml . C-2775, and from the beginning began now a first-class residence district, a sei fiang i , to improve. Customers now coming inte clase@tk ation barring hospitals. my store are surprised and delighted to rhe application is opposed in a see and hear of my reilef. T have taken Protest signed by about 115 proper- eight iarte ttles and can now walk ty owners of Hillcrest. among whom es good . Pr. White Ramie, Yard OOKS and launders like - * all-linen: used for suits. 50c¢ skirts, coats, children’s wear, etc. (Re ond bic } Silk Crepe, Yard WONDERFUL quality all- silk $4.80 Crepe, with large satin blocks, in white, navy, brown and black, excellent tor dresses and skirts. 40 inches wide. ise, one Fioot White Swiss, Yard VERY sheer and fine _ quality White Swiss, 50¢ with neat dots, for waists, dresses and children's wear. Yard wide. (Second Floor.) White Poplin, Yard FINE quality White Pop- 50c lin, for waists. dresses. skirts and children’s wear ‘(Second Floor ; Colored Smocks JUST the kind you will $? 98 want for your Sum- mer outings. May be had in green, rose and blue, and in all Sizes, 34 to 44. (Third Flor.» Wall Paper, Roll APESTRY and designs suitable for living 50¢ rooms, dining rooms and halls— Papers of the best grade made. 22 inches wide. (Fourth Floor) Curtains, Pair UFFLED eee - $4 95 ette Curtains, white, of extra fine wlan com- plete with loops to tie them back. Ideal Curtains for bedrooms. { Fou vt h Filoot Crash Draperies, Pair TENCILED Crash - S Draperies, natural $5.85 background with effective sten- ciled designs. ‘Fourth Fleer.) My-T-Fine Hair Nets 85c Dozen LOT of 1200 dozen of these well-known Hu- man Hair Nets came to us in a special purchase. They are in both cap and fringe styles, all of best quality. Buying limit two dozen. iNotton liept Main Floor.) Seven-Piece Water Sets SET consists of pitch- $1 69 . er and six glasses, in allover light-cut design. (Fifth Floor.) Nest of Bowls IX assorted size Bowls to each set. $1.39 Come in yellow with white band. (Fifth Floor: Garden Hose WENTY.- setae: T FOOT section ; $2. 49 '»y-inch Garden Hose, pbs « for entire season. Complete with couplings. (Fifth Floor) Double Boilers ADE of heavy gauge aluminum, 2-quart $1.29 size. Cover fits both vessels, so they can be used separately. (Fifth Fiver} Washing Powder, 6 for HE Star Naphtha Wash- ing Powder, for kitchen 23¢ and laundry use. Buying limit 6 packages (Fifth Floor) Toilet Paper, 6 Rolls OTTON Fiber Toilet 49¢ Paper, large size rolls —buying limit 6 resis. Fifth Flower) Jap Smoker Sets ADE of .Hinoki wood, with match holder, 69¢ ash receiver and cigarette rest. Especially desirable for use in the sun room or on the porch, Oriental HMagaar--Sigth Fleer} Porch Swings ANGING Porch Swings, substantial- $4.95 ly built of quartersawed oak and furned finish; reinforced with metal braces and hangers. Com- plete with chains. ‘(Sixth Floor) Japanese Bowls eaUTiFULLe dec- a porcls: in floral or $1.50 the Japanese Phoenix design, in bright colors, yellow, blue or rose. Can be used for fruits and flowers. (firientsa Cups and Saucers, Set IX Cups and six $1.79 Saucers to the set, of a good grade domestic semi- porcelain, in assorted border decoration. ‘(Fifth Floor.) Wash Boilers MADE of extra heavy ? O98 XXXX tin, with Pare copper bottom, deep rim cover and stationary wood handies. No. 8 size. Ha 4aar Bisth Floor } (Fitth Fieor) A ERO et FETE. OM, ARE LO SK ae
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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' MONDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1920. STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH : :. 4a : nt Keturns to Capital. ri k ago to attend the HRe- he : ity : ing the fiecal year was $604.- (— | Pa = Senator Spencer, who came to Mis- | won Anton eal convention In Kan 6, Fr. L, U. REAFIRMS ITS COST OF CHARITY INC REASES; i a salaries had been paid a: BUSY BEE & Re: g SAVING _—- be 4 Draw intere City and to @eliver #everal politica! INDORSEMENT OF BOKD ISSUE. REQUESTS FOR AID DECREASE “°"*ss= ‘Pe = : sre Wontht baie ‘ 1 GE Your funds for ones de te cer pepe Be; Archbishop at Conference Points to: 9°°" Twiuired. | The cost of chartts Bakery Special Announcement iC Aer 4 his speaking dates retn rné Delegates of 200 Labor Tnions Say , es | They Will Vote for and Other- Effect of Prohibition—S601.50t | opps 94 in aene of to Washington. He w recaljed | ,' . Ex ed in Year cael interes, poms ee or : wise Aid Proposals. gi . ing institutions furnishing For Tuesday BY THE rtis because of th: r - —_ . 7 ite The Central Trades and Labor Un- Archbis lennor 1| nermanent homes fer children and * the Annex rt ice 5 . ; . x 4 ow ye Phat? re liom yestefday reaffirmed its indorse- _ m Sr 7 — the aged was $200.998.9¢ ] ; 3 “ *” ear’ > " —— of.th-: muni: i a! — ieee. th - lee - sterd ai | e% ; ‘ LE: | eee ee TD ineapp e io = : na ae ortega te ‘S representing more cin, rohibition went into effect ‘ Mrs. Mary B. Heed, 75. Dead. | ayer ( ake nion CC ic 0. a E — lof: zr! unior ~ ple iged their ae »f y y Lix an? 4 : 2 } ° j e ©gT a } has been recely ed fror neWspa p - - , iS 7 ? ae ee : ‘ Siti ata eo Patties . a 1} ». e. , evr - ; - , ° Te > . - . . “3 — ~. = rm . ee ati +e ‘* +s as” [ £ é : * « , - | 2 ‘+ & +. _ lies ay, - = ay re as ie . a . ‘ y it [Mis : ' ‘x St! ‘ : it ‘ se © | . i ae: oe . . > > ; 4 ‘rn. y r aq > eT > Sr Leute fol the Pound 75c basket or ba BROADWAY & MORGAN ST. No ems gues ee eee BP veer to care) PHILADELPS ine + 10.—wi- > Municipal Bond Issue Election 1 thousands o! to Enable Employes to Vote in the In the face | on neceselitic Men’s *2:°° Union I ce sande cee renee comeinecarss ts nice Se ee Soe — ah ‘we Ribbed Union Suits; long SL PPV)ES, ar .9O8 oe . 7 ~ i is hs an pas a A AY gc Der : to visit the various ' mB Pee financial aid from We Are for the Bond Issue I) r i , Ek nfire Stoce o; 4 per pound aw « wintall LOngcloth })......:...-c_= 3 should sell at $2.50; » Mat indlar } years old, an Ler : } 7 I having wide; put ep cnpueane : ———? 2 ' mt*}> ae , § “——. - ; ‘Se Pag Ot mMmoOrpnonin 0iIZOnNLN . — 7 ar / . ; Cheiee, QS ° $3- Bedspreads@ =". ig. on a, ET a Yard es 24 —=ea eet! Heavy hemmed Reqularly $4, $4.00, So and $5.50 FP YERY single vard of Skirt - hit $1.69 Cork Linoleum so. ¥4.§ oo ime a Continuing Our Sale steel = his ae Thee 2 very large stock, too—and, in Chotoe selection of burlap-back genuine Cork Lino- oe serps. selpdi + ei eg rpg ge : leum: comes four yarde wide, to cover averagce- = , Sreatas Upon tat ue dentalir. that is the reason for paw) meee Se ene rar piece, weeeng at seams f Gen. Nathaniel Lyron in Lyon Cec a T C 1é STS the reduction. This includes the res n r square ya atterns pp ' ana rsen at +h slightly ‘misprint t; seuare ware | » Sa yee inayat es Ss 5 | verr newest patterns ard the ee = atin 4 es - a nae $+ Os most desira e weares Tor Scum - ; : ; . . sé . 7 - f- 7 b> mer wear This wont derful offer 95 ; wté > . ; interesting he. 9x12 Congoleum Squares $ which was the encampment here of at * 6 t— wt Sao mae eT ; tate militia which was in support of -ause it comes right at the begin °y f te | ie Large selection of Congoleum Squares, size 9x1 , ce age Hg aca a ne S° eultable as - amt ra r . - . . penin oft : > — har - e +] ” ‘ £ ] , mpc? ling of the sesgeor Inelnded 472 UU ~ Revere Tires Texoleum 7 > : Neponset , ved M iri 1 the U1 if 2 are most ati ract ; " ste rs ! tate j STRIPED BROADCLOTH : . ae - ) At a Saving From 30% to 40% with or without satin atripe. Floorcovering Floorcovering ea! onvenient movi Chest , . nehe | Wrage o> e S4TIN STRIPE CREPES Large variety of - ™ Leree selectics = wide and 19 inches | ‘ [2G Wesedrnrect — Maryland Casualty Founder Dead ss ee oan 7, > estas re 4 was-fnianed Be the Associated Preas Th; le 3 so . Camu ta * : ’ S4TIN STRIPE PONGEE factery. All are sew and eudiect to the factory euarantes. Seese J water- . be ~k ~ut from " . “ LAT TMi RE Ma ‘7 o_o . - tn : > > : » v - and ; | he . rv gus tee. FY r ALTT. 4 ohn 17 ~_—— _ = wrh , ‘ . F IMPORTED JAPANESE Tire is an absolute Grst and rou no chanee in either phoning roof; slight rofil many Tar Ss as 4 : @! tiag ' i : ' ' ne apashtont and fourder « the 7 3 ” (REPES finper- ( patterns desire Grst quality, in the original wrappers as ther came from the “eee eguare yard ~ © ect Stop—Second Ficer Lace Curtains | 50c Cheviots tains. o—-~ « = $ -98}} : Extra qual ity standard Shirtir lenge. whe or ecru. ua , can everiocked edge; pair. (cheviots, Anow and used aii over the United States f >. “= $3. 50 ey men's ehirts. bors” waists, Dur > alow apron: underekirts, ( C Piet and Beotch Net Cyrtaina, ©: . 4 - NAME IN EVERY PAIR a () Spr a S i 372 “Special Brand” eané 3 yards Long ; white or ecru. anon a}) mest ; » = ls : imdigo dyes ir Unchanging high eo he emi! . > » y uan? ohteu git bedspreads "9 are ‘fer gy new A utoO Tires blue st etiobnd plate 39c quality makes the embroidered Bedspreads a: 4 : These have seallope dge and ent blues: yard .. demand for the rners. r [Wl ana Cd 4 ' ‘yr eotton and + rroidered in beantitul ‘ es! vy 4 ‘ 45c Cretonne gy I LK 5 | Twin-Bed re $14. 50 Each. Set Double-Bed Size, $15.00 the Set leng or short / MADE WuUgA © uw rt aings: Yard-wide Crete : '30¢ Lamm bs Wool smfeo = ced wis — oo oa tins tpe ‘Suk M- — yara : , ecu Sree or oe gloves better than Saas Maiahes cine T2x84 ace oe porte with Idmbe’ weet. They have plais we can supply. rs naan ee ee mull back. This ; ; 3 You'll find them $1.50 Plaid Suiting the most , Fae New large overplaids ; styles able of silk 4S gpe tn t the May Sale’s Most Important Sav- ls Dppertenill ¢ oy This Event Offering air black or white, assort "fp striking : ng Se. 59c] se 98c GLOVES Imported China 100-Pc. Dinner Sets FOR MEN. WOMEN & CHILDREN $2.50 All-Wool in & Styles. at $57.50 to $91.75 - X.. ae Poplins Vit I IMS alae ag SUPT purchas ire enabied to offer you eptional advantages Mercerized Crochet Cotton; all ll pure wool, yard wide, splen- numbers; white did quality: skirt an ‘ Ls 7 ; Pa - eer Lil ‘ e | i J : ss i} . Pr” er r ~ ore ct arm), +? > ; dress lengths; $ .09 and | 6523 raed adel ‘ P “ei Ms ae . aes — bslares wubed best colors; ; SS. es TN ufrerent styles. Deseriptions are given below: ’ = : , em emg » forget-me-not bBerder, be No. 7—Cream border with Kidney, liver, bladder and uric a a eee ee reen ¢ TON s of g regularly $9 ses of gold and calor. ; acid troubles are most dangerous Poe a et See "ia $69.50 small pink roses; regular!¢ | because of their insidious attacks. ” Mo. 2— Pear. : eee? . am ele: teeta — Rees _ $65.50 Baseme nt . — _ —_ NO. — Oren’ nnder Heed the first warning they give sign, delicately cutlined i: mall is with i band between two can border ‘im Colonial L that they need attention by taking gold with tin; sprays of r; Peg 63.00. Speci ~/.G design. This strie is alse INPRADRKOCDPDDLND $27 50 ant oo, roses, regu) ariv $yo uded iB Opes stor re - - € ~. ‘ = - me ' . oe ine iu ei. a i: : » GOLDMEDAL | *~ Phe, Win wal pak Sere tad guid baad af cape] “AMY OOTD. Spectal OR Spring remo ; iv] Be P ' : "at . or > | For W aati! a S$ ~ ~ Tectiy: > . -" ¥o* - i g , . é . isses The world's standard remedy for these | . > t \ disorders, will often ward of these dis- : Hot at eases acd strengthen the body against * furberattacks. Threesizes,all druggists. : HIS is the best > Leek for the mame Gold Medal co every ee eras? Bet end accept no imitation | iat time See ~~, ee ee At 925 th ah fe eee : —" * ‘ von? _—_: ie c= . a hee) ee: . " eee ae ee] ae 6 Se © 7 oe ed per ee i eh fe RO as , 4 : OP eee OO ee ra : , a Ae rs fer immediate wear ard ‘be Summer into sex: ME a ands AD stnceis aiccttisinatates piles £98) Tricotines Velours Checks Men's-Wear Serae Neariy all marr bice—a good «se asscor-ment. 14 ‘s 4. A faile i= the cxher itching chia yoy @ 73 come bee et cur rick. +y c- . Dee. oh Dreg Steree si6 Weak! woo > (a ou a > ase °
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ic Co. Company -_-'--o ay ll e in the : Election y, Bond Issue St. Louis’ progress. election, tomorrow, ee — inth to Tenth ———_————— TT to 40% as they came from the ory guarantee. Every ce in either phoning ken in sizes; see fo! lat Sale Price Price $17.50 $ 9.43 ric 19.70 12.55 23.00 13.60 and” >S 7 Seconds * for the rea t ought not to affect broken in sizes; sce 5 Sale Price $10.85 14.25 16.45 10.85 13.95 14.25 15.25 16.45 16.94 17.2 17.59 23.85 24.65 31.25 14.95 18.75 27.50 23.75 4.25 18.26 Meeement Shope ae it ) Suits Made to : Sell at $39.50 to $50.00 wear them through ire . ; Serge Mte ee —s er Oa? ee lee” h.hUr 7 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH * MONDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1920. 7 ee ee Ll, mma = i 2 ——— —— ~— —_i— — = = - e] VINGS DEPO Methodist Board of Finance Meets. ” SITS MADE TODAY The Board of Finance of the = Draw interest from May ist Bank open until 7:30 Methodist Episcopal Church, South, ee tonight _ Your funds for which ‘ou Are awalting o Boortunity for ‘vest ent convened in the Planters Hotel to be deposited w ith US parable on demand, drawing interest up to 4°. day for a two-day seasio! Bishop ta safe deposit Dox and protect your valuables. $3.50 per annuin : 2 prva than | cent a day) ' . W. F. Murry is president and the | Rev. Dr Lutber E. ‘Todd of st . vings Trust Company, 4935 Delmar Av. louis is secretary of the board. Many Resources, &1,500,000.00. members of conference boards of finance of the church are attending "a - ~ the meeting, also They occupied he POST-DISP f > § the rl ATCH is the only St. Louis evening Methodist pulpits in St. Louis ves newspaper giving Associated Press news service. ierday. The headquarters of the " hoard are in St. Louis Mie Beorite Dirks St. Louis folks “practice what they preach." \!l notions of false pride about carrying a basket or bag have been thrown aside, Lor proof just watch any Piggly ly store 1} thousands of people in one day. , gelvy Wiggly store handle In the face of a rising market caused on necessities: ‘WE RAISE THE LIMIT ON SUGAR > AND REDUCE THE PRICE! 2 |bs., 48c 2 lbs., 48c DARK CUBAN RAW CANE SUGAR lbs. $1.05 by the switchmen’s strike, note the moderate prices Tomorrow, best cane granulated Sugar, two lbs to a customer For less than the present whole- eale ecarload prices. This Sagar 10 Ibs se 1 O will save your table supply. "7 = Oe YOU CAN BLY BOTH KINDS AT ONE TIVE “3 a ayn “TRIUMPH” ) “ 2 oe but we still have a supply at all stores. POTATOES | | CHOICE OLD POTATOES Weare on our last car. No more per pound. \ Lib. . .14c Zibs. .28c (Sibs. .70c \ 1 Ib. .9c /2 ibs. 45c ' 10 Ibs., 90c Our shipment is rapidly melting away, \ As long as the, last. \ In sight. £ SALMON / SHOE POLISH * NAVY BEANS Season for heavy, col ' Good Cookers, lb seumption jis ee h 2 in de “*+=+- _.12¢ " ine \ little Ktri atock . Chile Beans, Ib... .. laid wp in the pat ate aew BEE. odc'vaveuiicinee kane 8c . Will Save Mmonev lat Split Peas, Ib — se foemmerce Alaska. 20c Jet Oil 12¢ I-tIb. tall ean Terrapin Pink. '»-Ib, size Can lc ered s Mahogany Comb. | | | We \ STARCH Johnston Red, 32¢ 4 . ' 1-1b. tall can orp — ne ~ Eeaquimaux Deep Red, 3] SOAPS Argo, S-ib., Gloss 44e “OF ep ogee C a Ge Klastic, @ o8......... s‘sc Empress Sockeye, A/c (ndahy's White Reoras Elastic, 12 of... Pe i-ib. tall can Naphitha Re Laundry Tablets ‘iy, ia... i 21¢ Crystal W bite T° —— 4 Clover Leaf, A43c Waltke’s. large ec nm . . . 2 ; Queen Washer . rp round can - Watltke'’s, samatl the of \ Mrs. Fen's Washeo — & G. White Naptha CALI. HAMS, Ib. .22c TO STORE? = ww | = ee = == - THIS COLPON AND BRING THIS COUPON and 12c will buy 2 fifteen-cent packages of BRITT’S BEST POWDERED AMMONIA It softens water, whitens clothes, washes dishes, removes dirt, etc It is fine sprinkled in your bath or used as mild disinfectant. Try it and you will not go back to liquid ammonia. NAME a enna aaa eae ee eee ee eee te eee ee ADDRESS ee: P Help Yourself at 705 Washington and Broadway and Lucas Grand and Lucas Easton Near Union 6003 Kingsbury Delmar Near Hamilton Baston Near Taylor 5712 Easton Olive and Boyle Bartmer and Hodiamont Grand Near Gravois 6976 Easton (Welston) Delmar Near Clara Grand and Connecticut IGGLY WIGGLY 14 14| Public Service LABOR LEADERS Follow the ARROW and you follow the style in COLLARS 7 Cluett, Peabody & Co.. Inc., Troy, N. I. Makers of Arrow Suris and Gotham Unaerwear ENGINEERS’ ASSOCIATION PLANS $2,800,000 HOME fonvention Names Trustees to Select site and Porm Insurance Pian. of Ei ling ern’ As#ociatio today at the ope SiXt!hh ANNUAI Nanters tlotel $° $00 oon ifs Cony approved a for an mone, bonds to th to ‘ the | 19 *T pian raise Lineet i raised WW members It The he home, sale of was deck whe shall hav either | he 17.500 led name seven trustees power to purchase a the City Hia'l Square 6&1 (“yicago, or othe: trustees, it Was 'oO pass on location, lilding, sife Th: decided, shall plat s for a Fotue Same be emploved svsiem at mnsurance for the nmietii- ters One hundred and fif delegates nd more tonight! are attending the m are expected to arrive by Peling Ba yr. H. Newell, re ing president of the association called the assen- biv to order. The immorning session was spent in listening to e reports of officers and committees as. O Leight® chairman of the Nationa! Service Departmént. is on the after program: to speak ‘Getting Pav Schedules [Into Budgets for the Engineer,’ and H. O noon i’Ti Garman. chief engineer of the Pub- Service Conimission of India on “What Part Shall the A. A. B. Take in the Presidentia! « Tomorrow afternoon of the ted ‘ampaign ” of the unliv engineering pro- will he dis- has l7 largest en- the ioses tomorrow dinne! “elec i. In. of the — sifate Ny association fession in Us!) The “ae 11)@?T] hye rs ind 1s ths tlussed now ‘ neering At ciation ! ’ world eht with the aynual at esident president blousing which he p Shermat I nited states speak ‘ . , » (__orporatio) will ATTEND FUNERAL OF MRS. GOMPERS Special to the Vom-Diepatet NEW YORK, May 10 Mrs. Sar uel Gompers, who died in Washing ‘ton. was buried here vesterdayv after Loon Interment was in Washingtor Cemetery by the side of her daug!) ter, Sadie The Rev. Dr. Stephen 8S Wise officiated at chapel and grave To the services came nier ina women prominent tn the ibor ” $5. 75 Bags, $4. 45 “Mloire Silk Handbags, seif ere oy meal frame, - yack and eaiars, \ s ri ‘ i, VHA jeecay $5.00 Bags, $3.90 »Achette Leather Handbags, kodak ie he lo Tabet . “ ’ hand e, biack, taupe and navv z ’ A 6 60 AA uea 4 cy ° $22.50 Suitcases, $17.90 lieavy eowhide leather SS: itcases. in fan finish ” $80. 00 Trunks, $68. 90 three niv renee Wordroh e beautiful’ lined, full size, Best Trunks, 69c Statiouery, ‘50e Kho ‘ Stattoueryv ‘ont ain! ne ‘6 sheets of pauper an “4 tissue lined pe ky: “Hea, ‘ed “o.ore boue » 80.9.,7 / “$1.7 (> Racks, $1.25 Mission Rack, holds HY chips oe one deck playing cards. ra B80 9°58 luesday ©) (82 75 Tulle, $2.10 ‘ OoKe 4 Sik Tulle light shades, for dresses: ,2 inches wide Bouse o f8O959—Tuesday On | *'§2. 95 Lace, $2.10 | \« ‘ j.ace. man’ i@sions 5 nehes wide. e FF “i ‘Ca 89¢ Net, 6d¢ (‘otton Net, in -wh! r ream. «2° rhe bes WwW de. fe . r,t) Nir ‘$1. 50 Gloves, $1. 15 Women's two ilasp heavv Milan PsP “— Gk ves, white and colors. ny Ho. 98" Tuesday Gni' "$5. 50 Gloves, $4. 25 Womens ‘*Saxe’’ French hid Gloves, ight weight, new Spring colors Bue No 60.065 Dueed ) " 65¢ Stockings, 45¢ | (‘hildren's cotton ribbed Stock | ings, edtium wena black, Blue ro o 60.904 ~Tuesda. Tk Men’ ; 40¢ Hose, 30c Men's black eotton Half Hlose, With — sole, ‘amiless s ty ‘ Blue o no aes ‘aT "$3.00 Hose, $2. 25 Women’ 5 ull fus! honed Silk Hose. with sie garte Tops and double Hho Ue sda "$2. 25 Hose, $1.90 Women’s Silk Hose, with lisle gat ter tops, semi-fashioned and new fushioned styles ’ ne 4: “$2. 00 Union Suits, $1 45 Mien s Balbri oreriadl [ nion Suits. with short sleeves, ankle ‘ength, in eert) co or: “i sli/es, : — Ho OR " ‘Men’ § $1. 00 Underwear, 75¢ Vien s Sh irts, with short and long sieeves, ankie ength Drawers, in “les vn to 44: white only rad iM ono 1) i. 00 Union Suits, "70c Women's band top Union Suits, ose and tight knee Ail sizes, 0) ‘9° ‘$48. 90 Suits, $39.50 Women s« and misses’ new faitie Siik ani trivolette suits in the newest Shades 2 $25.00 Skirts, $19.90 Women's new Spring Skirts, in VoOo! plaids, wiSO DHaVeyt \ silks f4 is j ‘oo OU f[uesde $10.00 Skirts, $7.90 Women = = $17.50 Mattresses, $12.90 . ° | tet \lattrasees ee x’ FS » aoe S16, 50 Beds, $12. 90 iiree-quarter or full size Stee beds, J-ineb pos> and tuyp ra n white. oxidi zed or gold finish M “oe 60.980—Tuerdaw | $14 95 Umbrellas, $10. 90 Sun rain Uansrelige, @.)-@.tk covers, hiack and eolors Piue “o 6088. "$10.00 Hats. $7.90 Women’s Trimmed Itats, the newest shapes auc colors, Riue Bi “No, GO BSL \eeta $15. 00 Millinery, $11. 90, New Summer Millinery, in taffeta leghorns and dressy waline Hate. Bue Bird Nv 60 985-—' needa Onl $1.25 Sets, 95c Organdie Collar and Cuff Sets, in poe oty les. j@8GAY¥ On ¥ 82. ‘50 ‘Guimpes. $1.95 Net uimpee, dace immed, for S'til's or dresses Rive Bir o "WO PES | 95¢ Ribbon, 70c Als moire Ribbon, in desirable et for hairbows, 6 in. -wide Rive » 69.986 ' On ‘$2. 15 Ribbon, $1. 95 Tapestry Ribbon. tn flora! designs and colored borders. Moue vo, 60.987 senda ‘ 5 $1 25 Handkerchiefs, 90c Men's Silk Novelty Handkerchiefs, in all colores, No 60 088 on SL. 95 Baskets, $1. 45 Baskets, in assorted styles. other and kinds, very attractive. RBiue Bird No. 60.989 -Tueetay © $1.00 Scarfs, 70c Filet Dresser or Table Searfse. size ISx5o¢-1n., assorted styles, Rice Bird No 60.990 lDueedteyv ty $2.39 Pillowcases, $1.90 Stamped Pillowcases for crochet ing on edge, 6x42 inches, assorted sewing os for crocheting on edge Hiue ine No #60.90)1 bnesday Ont: $20.00 Forms, $15.90 \djustable Dress Forms. ean he | made anv size or shape, Bive Bird No 60.990°.—-Tueedas Oniy. | .00 Carriages, $48.90 Finest round reed, corduroy up holatered, various finishes. Blue Bird No. 60,9923—Tveeda, $5.50 Rugs, $3.90 Velvet Ruga, 27x54-in. size, io va rious colors and designs ie Bird Ne. €60004—Tuesds 75¢ Floorcovering, 55c Sq. Yd. l‘elt loorcovering, im tile and wood patterns, waterproof, ’ vards wide, Biue Rird No 80 97D Muesda (Pmie $8.95 Rugs, $6.90 (old Seal Congoleum Art Rugs, size 6x9 feet, in assorted patterns and colorings Riue Bird No 60990 Tueasda iby 95c Cretonnes, 70c Phirtv-six inch wide Cretonnes, rep et in light and dart colors. ina » 6000-7 vw Ob $6. 50 Curtains, $4.95 Voile and Marguisette Curtains, trimmed with lace insertion and eorner moti fs. rHiue o 60.908 ali ‘$1. 25 Paneling, 95c Filet and madras weave Sectional phorigess and @ inches wide Neo #0." | vesda $3.98 Dresses, $3.10 (‘hilaren “« Dresse a of ehamil vTay4 aud = i ale, si7¢s 0 to © Vears ) 4'ue i) tho } : $3.95 Dresses, $2. 95 (;irie’ gingham an hambray lbreeses. itt aftractive pliaids and vliain «0 ors, sizes © to 14 vears fue OL iea $6. 95 Dresses, $4.95. f,siris Peres The mpsen m ele. of hine linen: also Ot.e ‘ pingham © hAmOorn Peg 2 ; #,. thet leeds $750 Corsets, $5.45 r enutil ta a bevel ng, ox 8 rT crs. @.ce¢ 4 $1. 20 Bra. ssieres, GUC Bands Mrassieres, oF a fig ed ule rth - eo; ot ode -T da Ong y $2 98 Chemise, $2. 35 uvelop (leamiee. ef nsaainsook, ‘mmed with embroidery, medal- “jiens and lace. ole ~lLuves@eay Onis... 7.00 Gow ns, $5.75 (repe de chine Nightgowns, in elip ‘ar a‘ e. erean ace fan and, noAn erin ail | eede Oni Bo. h«6U& $7.2 5 Petticoats, $6.76 Taffeta = '&% and jersey top Pet®i- coate, w.th flounce, all shades ue » OL 007 veefap VUner “$14 98 Kimonas, $11.90 Piixss Kimonaa of Cheney shk, in Japanese and floral desigus, ribbon trimimned @aisv i’ asad 1). a Tueedav Onis. "$1. 50 ‘Nockwear, $1.15 \fen’s Four-in-iiand Ties, elip easy hands, neat patterns » ALO loesday "$5. 00 Shirts, $3.95 a satin atripe and woven ma- Shirts, in neat patterns, soft stvie, sizes 14 to Vy. vn iv. Men dras euff Biue luesda* $40.00 Coats, $31.90 Men's and young men’s Spring fopeoats, of gabardine, cheviots and worsteds, Various colors, sizes 34 to 42, On No 61) O18. Tyesd "Boys’ $3.95 Knickers, “$3. 10 Kov «- Pants of wool suitings, graves, greens blue mixtures, sizes 6 to 17 and “mira Pr jeede\ tinty. "$17.95 Suits, $13.90 All-wool blue serge Suits, in the latest models, sizes 6 to IS. Tuesday ‘niy. * $14. 45 Low Shoes. $12.90 Browu kid, patent, or black kid one-eye ties or pumps with suede pee No @41,016—Tuesday Only. "$7. 00 Low Shoes, $5.90 Women « hlaek kid Oxfords, Pumps and twoeve Ties. Bieu Bira No 6),.0L7—Tuesday ‘n'y $9.00 Low Shoes, $6.90 Women's brown and patent Ties, Pumps and Oxfords two e% “ Riue Bird No 61,018-—-Tuersday ‘n'y. .00 Low Shoes, $6.90 Men's Shoes, in light or dark tan, English medium toes, sizes 6 to I] oT Blue Bri Neo 6101% iueaday teniy $7.00 Shoes, $5.75 low high Shoes, in gun- English stvles, sites aor Lan, Bovs ' metal or | ta 544. Hiue Hird Neo 61.8@°0 iueeca* $4.25 Banding, $3.45 Black Sequent Banding, 20 for e\ = dress trimming. Biue rd No. 61.021 Tuesday "68c Silverware, Roge rs sive! Se set of wx * $10.00 Dresses, $7.50 Womens and new Waeeh Dresses, of gy ge aad voile a : Pe “)} O° jeadea “98e Waists, T5e Sport Waists, ia light and erceles and chambrags, Oniy rows, ony uiekel Teaspoons, ' peedear Oulv i) sae ‘Jr * itt . gat , (Oil | arvyee + tus an 6) ult *tGe fonts '39¢ ‘Cambric, 30c Hiearhed ¢ finial. Tree ies “N ide ‘ambhrie, aaft 34 Hird e \ fucedary Only. $12.50 Trousers, $9 90 ing roueers, ric biue Sen 's meaia Ts ing shades tis a . ' sedae ini $6 95 ‘Dresses S5. 46 4 nid a 16 1% : ° * . 2) £3.90 ham, im belt _ te 44 wad 7 newee}t “ety : 1, . *s ? M4 i} vs _ : Be wivle, 4? Puy wits re; c iar, Me ‘4 4 arn ‘ $395 Dresses, ir fr 1? “ear ea fh ‘* re Basement Suit Sale 95 $22.50 Le $25.00 Suits. One hundred Suits in the lot—every one reduced from higher prices for this one day sale. ; . ‘ : “* seryres and Willy rile ' hee eenaagn « mo Pecominzg s! * enecn a® ip rippie Suits ft ain failared “sumts braid trimmed Sut. belted Silt \ are um e a neatis nished with guarantee lining Sizes for women aud Misses Come and save @aie « >. ? hore : oa 2 i) pial or fancy design ate Belted Modcs MORCD TH 4's ~ od sell euch remaraae Suita for $56.00 uniess . give their customers a Suit Bargain they ; come. That. dbriefly. is what we've cone es te 101 Blue Birds tif ty ’ ; + ta er ~ OS fle ft, » 7 3 ‘i oe Ey Og ARR ORR e Ou rt ote gy
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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH * MONDAT EVENING, MAY 10 > , ae ———— ee ee — _ — ——_- —— - _- ——_—— = -_ - _—— a _ ; cores TENTH WARDERS ISSUE. : FOURTEEN a BOOK AGAINST BONDS - - : + Between lUth and The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening mewepaper giving Associated Press sews servics. -’ = — = ; .. E 7 - 5 . ry. ya >= i . . - +. r i 8 » 5; * v > fer , . 2 > rea NIRS on arising. but effectiwe 7 Springs. French Lick. Indese, ve ‘*ms " Po aS ‘ mre \ — . a ey » ws : ~ ~~ - 4 oo - ' pi Reeckhrt frem the ewelicet bemee ager! “ - ' ; ‘ . —_— : : Pron the t Rain af ee . Ou « . 2 ‘ “x ' zz © . i : : - F oOcis ‘ a. im the We t End. ease dire , . ’ — . bet river iex Peres :, ” . a . <7; DPS.waer Open ‘its F “i. : 4 x. re 4 st a ae a ye a a “ . naps — 4 ip ¥ yu & % 3 ¥ When nature won't. Plutewll, — o ie ai. ‘ Pe ge Bb lt A ci Saad MG RS iy: <:. ig a Ne IC dae ba Fe mores bal SR aetna ie Biche wip 13-15 Nerth th *%t. Eighth aud Lecust Grand and fhenandoah CONRAD eee bhew mer ste ‘ as ow’ll be delights | Cenrads Cuatam pound FAUST I TEA AND COPFFT Tin. S134: Ge «a Braed; iaree sire DELICATE: The fimest tn the : walimited vwartetth Deticacte«. Besen HAWK BR are made ¥ ing thorou clothes. E seams and | make Mille Satis: is the gu BRAND *° , i \.
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C arr ‘ . + Sad sie. ; " : ~ oF ee a ae ae Ce ee ee eS Se a ae ON Sere ey ee Ny . mre a aac in a at A a ll a ett a ee Ee ee ee i Baas Muli ig ° , “€ rt, a i at Sr aE TT - SN Tn te ELI I SET + 5 % i! 5 oe I a 4 ' : 5 7 s oe ’ . . - nh ta ha © . . \J ’ th Oo , rr ~~ ‘a . ————— ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1920 5 i, LOWS POST-DISPAICH 9 . ++ ' -— — ee : ee : — —_ —-- — z — —_ — ‘ . Mays Made Church Elder. this city yesterda) Chairman Ilars years ri : ; Si'rLIvVAN Ind... May if Will has been an active mempmer of t! of ] father t bie we yt oo ** . 18-15 Fx nents or Tayler and b PLEAD NO] Have ha n of the R ‘pul - at M us nap ewia 2 t ra} —_ ra oF 3 as who ’ © a ‘ a ‘y i" Ne Fa thy a ¥ Cw 3 : | —ee wing Sinet4#gZ® oor, ff a eemnnittes, wee ereninel on | her iS’ nual ieee Go NRE os _ my Kighth avd Vernon elder | , = , tPA SS {Sf aie , a Lecust De Haliviere GUILTY (| PL] 10} CT a ~ — 4 and Waterman ) are | ~ ie al Grand and Delmar and Paty, See t. Shenandoah Limit ba” J] CONRAD'S “SELLS-FOR-LESS” PRICES | OVERTHROW i} .. a help! many housevwliyw hk d f 3 we gre how much we can help 1-0-1 " helio ieteane 7 yale : “Bi Honey-Krust Price ben not ad- gm Large Alleged Radicals Said to Have ®& It Costs No More 5) vaneed and quality 10¢ C : 5 ae : BREA D better than ever. Ceaves | Gathered at Chicago Last C N executor’s fees are _— ; Fall to Form Communist rc! fixed by law. It -— 2 ‘t . by, PURE Ib Sugar [ cosis no more. theretore. s C Cured Labor Party. : C : z LARD \ 4 lola | rk to use a trained organiza- (“hotce quality: aweet iia ' i Cula = 5 . ° : , ’ or gg ey hale adie ——. : +>, pound . ; | ia....5 22 “ta Dey 35 erendants— enire- [- G e S rin J ‘ ) y 4 . s pe rite or calltor booklet — es . fap cover Ne COCOANUT Ib 50c men Called. , $ The Individua. or the Organization | . | Aegpoeer MACAROONS . : ; 7 * ; lll Ee ) Boxes of 12 tablets—Bottles of 24—Bottles of 100—Also Capsules. iG a : Peel's White Naphtha Soap, 2 bars..23c Grated Cocoanut, tb............. BB Be ees ee re oo twenty-six! Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid . : Waltke Ex. Family Soap, bar....6'1A,¢c Pearl Tapioca, Ib...._.. 7 Se i3c members of the Communist Labo: * i Sel Soda, 2-b. pkg............ 7 © Wisconsin Cream Cheese, Ib... _.. 42c party pleaded not guilty when ai ba > ; , : raigned before Judge Oscar Hebel, ; a me Brass King Washboards.......__. 78c Saccharin Tablets, bor of 100... ... 7c Shee? okt duboaan of Geet tenet + ; ee . King Bee Black Shoe Dressing, bot., i2c Harvester Apple Butter, al. jar... .42c overthrow the Government of the emen BARBORRSsAe — oe : . “4 Winner Black Shoe Poljsh, bor....10c Tetley’s Green Label Tea, 4-07. pkg, 17¢c United States. Clarence Darrow, at S Sie Gehaunnuieas ~ ges Sich =. Beauty White Cleaner, bottle on Ps 17¢c Heinz’ Spaghetti, can..20c and i4¢ | sorney for the defense, failed to ob Sacemn ese Gemuets a ee BS Silver Cream Polish, 8-oz. jar....22e Shoe Peg Corn, can.........-. gy on nap ap aang ER SE + 3 -— ae or Linen 16-02. jar - ahepipseaah ne Se? ares 37c Libby's Sweet Potatoes, No. 2\ can.24c¢ to have gathered here last Septem ae if Rg ies F | Safety Matches, dozen boxes...___. 9c Antonini Olive Oil, qt. can.....$1.89 ber to form the Communist Labo: 3 —— party, were also charged with crin ey M | E | jinal syndicalism. a s86502°.,..-4 . os a t xtract Ye low Cling Peaches | They are numbered among the 165 ae pa~meseeei is ie Tes Hanoy vale Dogue Del. Mente eoane. | Caanmunidt ea ine of an e@hltmes mb. it : he ee ae oe ° No, 24 s. No. @1. cane. oln sts, na oO} . —_- | Sit tenes oe . 73¢ 40 47 munist Laborites indicted last Janu See esmarness > ae , Cc Cc ary following the nation-wide round N ° rans Ve are Z. 7) me : i omen |up of suspected radicals. Forty-two ot premiums or COU * UE 1S pat | Rs ; : DELICATESSEN AND MEAT DEPARTMENT including three women, were indicted = ut 6 as organizers of the Communist La e The finest in the city. A complete line of fresh and smoked meats and por party, but 16 have never bee: | t t f Cc | i. acres Seats Samenme, PReese and Bs chended. Several are reported clean-cut merit won for Camels! to have fled to Mexico and Europe : One, John Reed, Harvard graduate . magazine writer, author and firs! Bolshevik envoy to the United States AMEL e ° _ “a — je now in fail at Abo, Finland, ac 4 S leave no doubt in your mind as to cording to State Department reports, @ececes : : 010 } accused of smuggling from Bolshevik aarnsuvauee how you stand on the choice of cigarettes! . | bffect of Membersh! Party. BSsrséesuees . ; . pe a plan cong ncemoenie ni gs, susrem sae Camels quality and Camels expert blend of choice # % S.A ee 2) Wilson's ruling that membership 1: gasenmar = > : ' Gb tecroes tN “3-2 the Communist Labor party dit go 25 ames CAS ‘Turkish and choice Domestic tobacco settle that - :. : aie ma - ey . ‘ wotnng itute grounds cor depo. tatior c eh seen i : : a ing | Pamela a A” oy) on, Pitt, ae O sora sige Beg ital te h cgconget poe ( ) to your satisfaction! | SAY see : a en ye es Ptr satay *: rec ORs : a ey a — 2 . Will have none, “1s the defendants are im eeng@ ac- AiO y ae American citizens charged with or ‘seoaeeg er : feat fh) Nes ie scteesidins dmuadee sk tac From the instant you know Camels right, the ay 2 a 4 oe 4 gy re vv hic hy face Jude: (dscns : 2 i : ; Nii ae Hebel in Criminal Court this mor full speed of their unique delightfulness never fails SS Sy Ai 7 seta g . : ieee alee tiene bili ead ae blend to either kind of tobacco smoked straight + : i for Haywood when the I. W. W = . : ' Motorists Prefer— °::::: 2 but you will find that Camels never tire your ques «6TOUndUp and indicted by the Stat: — ° ee een eo i a taste, no matter how liberally you smoke! And, WILL F omit _ lee f ase ton . ‘a ane b : " . er-Made Overalis phicts, beoks abd: records seized fh you'll also learn what it means to smoke a ciga- raids on the radical headquarters ° , ; mare to suebens Sh sees be oo | rette free from any unpleasant cigaretty after- . Spllac' e® (Trial rire, estimate = i] « three ronths Sele " a a &. | HAWK BRAND and BUCK BRAND Overalls i ione expected ta take taste or unpleasant cigaretty odor when you BS NLY wal . : ; r are made with Extra high backs and bibs, giv- from fou) “TO SIX WeeKS atid -¢ im? ] ; 1 hee ty eae Sroem -@ ing thorough protection to the motorist’s a Nenire of 1400 men, na each side smoke Camels, Het : - . i Ave aADDPrOA MA Le LS a! rm F the impurities and ' clothes. Extra heavy — mye | ae le : sie ‘a . , t fit are other features that Among the State witnesses wi : ss te give you complete assur- seams and perfec Ole Hanson, former! \lay 4 : Co se@ice ‘ance of results. Pluto {| ™ ##make Miller-Made Overalls the most popular. eettimental: a: igtiaieinl ak tam You've certainly sot a surprise waiting for you eerits Ren © : 3 itive ‘ommiltes which - " o eee en ree YV PE: te Witkises. Cus when you compare Camels with any cigarette in 8 eal laxativ . 4 ‘action a, during ihe general strike ist ‘ : members of the family. | Satisf. wf Money ‘Back year. the world at any price. Youll put it: Why, th Pluto is pleasant and is the guarantee with every pair o ik lage yeas Sh sath alae , oly 1? a prompt—and certain al- | BRAND and BUCK BRAND Overalls. sa tateaen tee tee ae Camels are made to meet my taste A ‘ways. Best when taken nearly every prominent Socialist or +H > 2 . radical trial in recent vears Amie “ , rane Pina effective ein ane (Narence Darrow ~ } so ay. | MILLER MEG. C ° mour Stedman and Willian \ we i‘unnes ‘e When nature won't. Pluto wili. : } Kansas City Dallas Little Rock db , wena ais Your physician prescribes it. [| Chattanooga Waco Memphis ew 84 RES 00 ce ch tak: ae = orease itg benefits and its member ~) i te . actin , . j i “el ‘ j » tre j / jeAaGaUAarters ~ A two-thirds vote ye * . is required toss the proposais : {if It is proposed to increase the si q s benefits from $1.50 to $2.50 a da ° death insurance from $2600 to $5000 # Em S1f) and to amend the present retiremet ; arras benefit provision, which is Sivvy f > bles those who have *s rves 38 vears ana skin Trowul over, by making tt @iso! Tor those who have served 3o vears and 3200 ate a ier ; +. L. ‘ou in constant discomfort, can be for those with 40 vears Servic: 1, rere and is ane eae owt away completely by Using meet these ine ones it ns r — ’ a FSINOL OINTMENT. ‘Even the most aggravated cases of to raise the dues from $1 to $2 a ecreimna, and other itching skin disorders respond io us healing, month. and bone auth sai “oe — "4 antiseptic properues. Soid 6) add druggists. ~ $3. - mets tb necessity. instead « % ~ 28 Ai Presser: The reason given for imcreasing t any 4 ° suete weatiy Ft0es eet tr + fJassir.ie-paper-covered carton we sfirong’) Moommere 3 the retirement benchit was sé fhis carton for the hor « or office supp! y or «her f ave . nyene oe ; : i gir gh: x WH ge Pieeae «
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10 ae _—— . = ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MAN IN COURT I) Buy Union Electric Preferred Stock This is what you do! self: 1: You become one of the own ers of the St. Louis district's $36,500,000 electric light, heat and power stystem— STATE-APPRAISED AND STATE-REGULATED —-with a voice and vote in its man. agement. ‘You get a safe and sure 37 a year in quarterly cash div'i- dends on each $100 share. without work or worry on your part. IDENTIFIED AS ONt OF BANK ROBBERS Officials of Drovers’ Institu- tion Say Harry Greenberg, Arraigned on Theft Charge, Was in Band. HE IS ACCUSED IN MONDAY EVENING. MAY 10, 1920 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - - —_— Welch's | pure OU will appreciate Grapelade. Spread on bread or muffins, its smooth- ness will delight you. Chil- dren should have Grapelade —a wholesome fruit product with sugar in purest form. — -—— lade grape spread ——_—$_—— a Le All Records New, Unused, Phonograph Co. 1825 S. Broadway Try Our Superior Telephone seers ice Sidney 1290 (pen fentral 2468L I.vening« —— 516 LOCUST ST. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—SHEET MUSIC The Following Records on Sale Beginning Today Mid-Month List Now on Sale CASE WITH FAINTICK Grapelade is just grapes— their richness, ff d color. Seeds r color, Seeds 98 ? rape- sugar added mak lade smooth, rich, tart-sweet. From your grocer in 15 oz. glass jars and 8 oz. tumblers. The Welch Grape Juice Co. Westfield. New York $3: You get a security that is always intrinsically worth what you paid for it, and which our Securities De- partment, in case of need, will place on sale for you. at its full current market value, without charging you a penny for the service. Dur- ing the past five months 123 of our more than 3600 St. Louis shareholders have brought their shares in and the Company has resold them, to 327 buyers, oo x Home Phonograph Co., When you need a laxative 1825 S. Broadway. _ Just remember that — P 7, Menze's Music Store, 2646 Cherokee St Nothing Acts Like ANALAX Lewis Trombone © You can’t resist the jocular mirth of this first laughing trombone record by these exclusize Columbia artists. “When My Baby Smiles at Me” is a happy fox-trot full of fun. Coupled with “Rose of Wash- ington Square,” a popular new medley fox-trot by those exclusive Columbiaartists, the Kentucky Serenaders. A-2908—$1.00 , days larcency Momchilorich Bros.. 1416 S. Broadway. Roesch Furn. and Carpet 1541-3 S. Broadway. Roesch Furn. and Carpet Co.. Carondelet, Schirmer - Vir- ginia. Westhus Furniture Co., 2001 S. Broadway. 1802 Wask > re or Om a . 7 Co., : E The ‘ iT. @ eae east aeesecaeanaaeeaeee PTTTYTYTTIT EC CLE thd A Few More Mid-Month Hits Abe Kabibble at the Bal] Game Harry Hershfield [ A-2907 $1.00 ——— MRS, LAURA WIPFLER RETURNS Mrs. Laura Musick Wipfler has re- turned to the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Musick. 2609 Louisiana avenue, from Los Angeles where she went with Harry Waldorf of 5407 Idaho avenue. former Johns Hoepita she married in Kansas City April 26 roa s not Knowing that he had a wif va > = > ‘— ? y Ve ab + WEST Mever Music Store. 5948 Easton, Next Postoffice Raigor Music Store, 5011 Delmar. Todd Jewelry Co., 4104 Easton Av. A-2910 $1 08 Columbia Saxophone Sextette The Crocodile—fF ox-:rot i Columbia Saxophone Sextetre Delilah—Mediey Waltz. In Shade wland—\ aitz Philharmonic Orchestra of New York { A-6148 neer at St - oe Columbia Orchestra } A-6147 Prince's Orchestra Mile. Modiste Medley Philharmonic Orchestra of New York returned to St. Louis did not destre to Get the New Columbia Nevwelty Record Bookict Every Columbia Dealer Has It New Columbia Records on Sale at All Columbia fmalers the 10th and 20th of Esery Month COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY, New York COLUM BIA GRAFONOLAS Standard Models up te 3500 Period Designs «ep to $er00 CENTRAL Corea Music Co., 1016 Franklin Av 11 Phones ‘ P Is ad Clean On e re Star Sayings The Overall clabs were right in pr ple, t wrong in th: od of procedure. It is not economy to purchase new ove bring down the H. (. L.—wear ir 4 lothes. ¥ to look shoddy—have them cleaned by the Star and they wil! look “ae good as new ‘“—and at such nominal prices’ There tc «a Star in your acighberheed—come tomorrow and ict us expieia cur sanitary dycing and cicaning methods. Pretect yeur ‘-_. ed ove time or sired in every family, as troubles like earache, ad sores, canker sores, tired aching feet. Wizard Oj) will al- relief. druggists for 30 centa. return the bottle and vy back. pated or have sick head- Wizard L a Boeh] Furniture Co., ) his exclusive sho A street floor shop with comiortabie Grand and Gravois. . . Efficient service. Klieekamp Bros. Piano Co., 3121 South Grand Av. Roesch Furn. and Carpet Co. 4746-48 Gravois Av. “Our Proposition eee eee ee ee Lindell 6575-6 Delmar 262-4 BELLEVILLE Lopg & Son's Furniture Co., *1t4 Ww. bteri «sant Main Office 2333 N. (,rand 3139 Ss. Grand ___ ADVERTISEMENT ‘ MOTHER GRAY'S SWEET PO — 8 —_ 1008 Olive Street | Phone Main 2877 Headquarters for Columbia Grafonolas and Rece Childs & Anderson Furn. Co. 19th and State Sts Trete Merk. is 34 beore Atal maded FR ia
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SIC day ee ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1920. ay Vans P PPPOE ue *a*.°,*.0OSR? *,* 7. een Tre Ty : “ ‘." oe . ——e © ., Friendly ‘* Dollar Sale >etheart ch of tabasco is Madrid.” This t with such snap Z hit gets a laugh A-2898—$1.00 Te hime SSRN AL f i v} | Hh i malt f fi : itt; —_———_—......._ —_ —— a -. ith ‘Ted ombone ular mirth of this } record by these sts. “When My a happy fox-trot th “‘Rose of Wash- ular new medley ‘Columbiaartists, s. A-2908—$1.00 -Month Hits = en A-2907 0 ary Hershfield xK-trot »hone ma A-2910 $1.00 phone Sextertte nbia Orchestra ) A-6147 oe's $1.25 fot New wen A-6148 of New York Booklet }and 20th ef Every Month i Reece ri N omfortable 8 © The dollar saved is the Thrift family’s best friend. © Daddy, Mother, Susie and Willie Thrift escort their spare dollars to the Savings Department of the Mercantile Trust Com- pany. ‘ Why don’t you follow their example and start a savings account with us? ONE 22"; ONE sur Satings Department is ope? Monday evenings untii Sir-thirty. Mercantile Tryst Compa Afemiber federo/ Meserve System USCovernment upervisron GiGHTH AND LOCUST -TO ST. CHARLES THE INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS Capital and Burpiue 310,00) 040 BABRERED EEE se RERAERER REE EEE ED ss" “sh ee ss eh ee ee REAR EEE LEE ERED EE baa an aaa ataaates anata ee -_ —_—— -— “-- ——— ——— B- & \ts BRRBRRRSERERBMERESERERERALE REELED RECEPTION AND DINNERS FOR GREEK NOTABLES -—— M. Tsamados and Wife Exten- Sively Entertained During Four-Day Stay. TSAMADOS, Greek Charge M d'Affaires at Washington, and ®\Ime. Tsamados, tonight will end a four-day visit to St. Louis, dur- ing which they have been extensively entertained [t was their first visit to St. Louis since Charge Tsamados S&rrived in this country to take u) Mis official duties more than a jyear ago A dinner in honor of the . y > “ * a “a > = LS >» e ¥ - j ac ws 1 t id LF va 1 “saw” Real Estate Cg. onan a eer ae ae Oo - —— —— VJ riod he was terminal manager in the place will have a table at the \Asit- ing Nurses’ card party at the Ridge- dale Country Club tomorrow, a4! which the visitors will be guests, and Wednesday Mrs. Witliam Candy has invited them to luncheon and to the theater Thursday Mrs. H. E. Haf- ner of Windermere place will give a bridge party in their honor. - - Mrs. R. Vernon Clark of 5234 \Westminster place entertained with bridge party this afternoon in com pliment to Miss Caroline Little of (;jJenridge, N. J., who is the guest of Miss Frances Carleton Mies Eliza- Leth Bradshaw will entertain with a luncheon Wednesday in honor of the visitor, and a similar affair will be given Friday, with Mrs. Robert l, liedges ae hostess. Miss Elizabeth Ballard will entertain for her on Thureday ; -——— Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ravenscroft of | the St. Regis Apartments entertained with a small dinner party Sawirday | evening in compliment to Mrg. of New York, who is the gu her sister, Mrs. T. Fitzhugh j Invitations have been i tea tomorrow afternoon t e given at 2:30 o'clock at the Windermere Hiotel to discuss the organization of a Democratic educational club in the! p 3 Twenty-eighth Ward. Miss Mary! here ale Gear AC oo aa me will ng ; eat ee Sole LUBRICANT @ [-1 : ELL-ANS | BE | rs. George C. Dyer of 63384) Washington boulevard departed to- | dav for Boston, where she will make an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. John O. Day. Announcement of the engage- ment of Miss Harriet McClure daughter of Judge and Mrs. J. E McClure of Carlinville. T1., to Jaicius Edwards Jr., of Gunnison, . Miss.. was made known at a lunch- eon Saturday, given by her cousin, Miss Sudie McClure, at her home| in Carlinville. Miss McClure is well | known in this city, having visited | here frequently with her aunta, Mrs. | (. A. Bowman of Washington boule- vard and Mrs. C. E. Neeley of the Buckingham. The wedding will take place June 19. —_-— Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. Dawson, formerly of Sedalia, are now resid- ing in St. louis at 3000 St. Vincent avenue Mre. Dawson was, before ‘her marriage. Miss Grace Peetz, | daughter of Mrs. Mary Peetz of La- | ‘fayette avenue. | Mrs. John Il. Hohl haa returned from a visit in St. Joseph, Mo., and has taken an apartment at 5540 Pershing avenue. -2. = NEW TERMINAL MANAGER —— eo oe | A. S. Johnson Started in 1889 as Vcs- | senger. A. 8. Johnson, assistant genera! | maneger of the Terminal Rallroad | ‘Association, wae elected genera) | /manager today to fill the vacancy | created by the resignation last week ‘of tl. LL Burlingame. ' Johnson joined the Terminal) forces | in 1889 as a messenger in the freicht | department. Since then he has been general freight age®t. superintenden* ‘of terminale and assistant gerera! manager. Under Government owner- | ship of railroads during the war pe- St. Louis d4istrict and head genera! su- pervigion of the handling of trvop trains and army supplies in trans- port He is 49 years old, married, ard resides at the Warwick Hotel. ‘RED CROSS TO HELP FIND JOBS The St. Louis Chapter of the Red Cross has been asked to co-operate with the War Department tn finding | jobs for girl war workers in Wash- night at Hotel Statler by Hector M.. and Mrs. Pasmezoglu. followed by 4, sul, and Mme. Sampaio: Senor Men- | home, “Parnassus,”’ in S8t Louis. will go from St. Louis to Detroit. , CASTORIA \\ \ \ \4 \ \ SS WIFE OF GREEK OFFICIAL | gee ON VISIT TO ST. LOUIS Ye BLE / \ \Y \ \\ SY ; \ A HAY, BRAY \ NN ‘ * \ AN NY ." \ \ \ : \ " ~~, ~~ =~, ~ ~ ~. ‘\ ~“ \ \ \ . 5 » _ \, ‘ \ : " -" — ™~ ~ Ne aw . . | cohadame ~ ” ChAd PLLA . bers will be released to celvilian em- ployment between now and June 30 This service was undertaken bys national headquarters of the Red tra lhl Cross in Washington upon the direct \ SS AK \ \ y | 4 P request of Secretary of War HKaker \ . \ Jt is not proposed to set up an erm ployment agency, but the Ked Cross % will attempt to bring workers und employers seeking capable help to communication St. Louls employers who are in need of such emploves are asked to notify the Red Cross, 802 Equitable BRuildinge | For Infants and Children in Use For Over 30 Years Always bears a Leh Signature of A HOUGHTON’S CARBURIZER always gives identical re- sults with steels of simi- lar COMposition and heat treatment. ek 7 ~~ SS E. F. HOUGHTON @& CO. 418 North Third Street, St. Louis, Mo. Y Jrake at fi id) eal r= |e ; |r STION : > eae | 6 BeELt-ans : DS Yrsg =z | Hot water HY | ae ee ii. 4 ee Sure Relief INDIGESTION an § — \ \ \\ j - Se — FLOUR > © not. 3S1¥aduaiNS ENTERP Rig Peetagh 4, / y. 4 va ; , ai Py 4, a, ’ f 4 : ‘t / / } J : 5 ‘af 4 / yr $ R ‘Fy, if ; WEA ; bff 4 , y “| if Wy, if ; Ves Hiei ft Vil he "G : j f ; / ‘ — A cloud hung over the hard wheat crop —we gleaned from the sunny spots LJNUSUAL care is required in the selection of flour this spring. Much of the grain from which it is milled is not fully matured. Lack of sunshine prevented ripening when the crop was in the feld. A few favored spots, however, produced wheat of the unusual fineness. Valier’s Enterprise Flour is ground from that grain alone. No other is even considered, tho we are forced this year to pay a very high premium for every bushel we buy. As a result, Valier’s Enterprise Flour stands out more pre- eminently than ever. It continues to produce the same delicious, reliable baking which has distinguished it in the past. Altho flour of such quality musf cost slightly more per sack, it is economical in the end. The difference is repaid many times before the bottom of the sack is reached by better, more uniform baking and More Loaves Per Sack Specify Valier's Enterprise Flour when you call up your grocer today. ~ It is wise economy. “‘Community”’ is Valier's high-grade popular- priced flour. It has made hosts of friends. 610-612 Washington Avenue / L. ACKERMAN, C J Manager Radical Sacrifice of Suits Withdrawn from regular stock —tailored and fancy models Vote ** Yes”’ on Bond Issue * Tomorrow formerly to $65.00 for du formerly to $45.00 for novelties of various kinds. The materials are tricotine, serge, Potret twill, heather jersey and velour checks Several hundred Suits at sweeping price concessions. Refined tai- lored types, as well as Etons, boxcoats, blouse backs, boleros and formerly to $89.50 for bs | Te re eres - Eee © a ete ee ne te err « ~. P ] | 4 : ' x f i z _ 7 “4. » 7 - _ ‘ington who served on the “home front’ during the war. Large num- Plenty of large sizes 40 to 48, as well as regular sizes 16, 18, 36 & 38 ne ee nner a a ; 4 Sa
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MONDAY EV ENING. MAY 10, 1920 ST. LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH * . ae —_—— em —— me J HART'S LATEST PICTURE. G00D WESTERN DRAMA she wants me it hurt Y b k Wallace Reid Has Une ol / | O ac , * c Seger b/ from the Katherine rocery s OR e heac A fut for mere thon = year. came bec list with / ti ae jane Open a Savings Account Je: . | At Fourth and Pine (_Bisck Deerin tekl in Sue of Best Parts The Dollar You Save Has a Great Futare |). 0 2 ee ; Protect it in a Mississippi Valley Savings Account— | . | : the safest. most convenient investment for smal! mac Government Supervision. Cordial Attention to | foc-e uo) vis com Rsedien. spor to Every Depositor. “ag : Mississippi Valley Trust Co.|:°" ° : | Monte Carke Film FOURTH and PINE Attractive en and stunning l. Surplus and Capita Member Federa! | Profits, $8,000,000 Reserve System nis sly go" . — gs” Y) cr Central Cents {Hr feels tos A TRIP aha INCREASE IN ie YELLOWCABRATES| : . it ia [oo s.4 “? ati ac Bomont 3300 This slight advance in o 20 cents for extra passengers, is being made to par tially offset the increase in our @xpenses growing « of heavy advances im Wages, gasoline and materials “ . it will be our purpose to hold our rates to the low , des est possible basis and NOT cpnare: ‘all that the A farnam in Western Role . ; as \\ oa 4 fie will bear. Wipe ingey ae cag im ; ‘sur meters are DOW in The process of being changed West and the hew rate is. ide 40c for first half mile (formerly 35¢, ) friendship of the & 10¢ for each additional | mile (formerly 5c each additional : mile.) . ae § -: 20 for each extra passenger over one (formerty 15¢.) real w im Hut one other city in the country are Taxicah rates as iow. and : er than ours ADVERTISEMENT YELLOW TAXICABS Business Man’s TAXICAB TRUST ESTATE Siomach Smaller 3324 Pine Street _ eae veh tee =. > - ; A, mo Hamang _ “ OU can econo- “se : the ena and get betterresults os ass. ban oe amt Better Than Pills for Liver Ills. ‘4 to a less Mazola than butter or lard. Cera Precucts Refining Co. P O. Bex 161 New York City You can't .¢ _* - " . > r ty - _— m , 4 inthe n Ting: tae apretite “ — | . oe : Hes *tariavie, digestion impaired, | , = { b , " © 7 : : ~ x po ; a ; et AJiarne and pain if « " ~ 2 | - ins. ‘ : han is ‘ = ek 7 : . i f | becomes thin and if 1s y 4 a a lie ~ ” a, 73 : . st re rer a Arnie in st ee.c, NY I DDI WORK OUT WOMEN Many Women Feel Tired All the Time and Sleep Fails to Refresh Them. faint and weak. eheeas Spicy and Pure and Clean GULDEN Mustard Appetizing AT OUR STORE FROM 9:00 O'CLOCK A. M. TO 5 AD VERTIS SEMENT _ >URIFY THE BLOOD FOR SUMME 4 Erker’s Hot weather ’d condition of Stomach and Liver ean be eorrected by the » ~e 7 >. * a >. mely us Schoenfeld Kidney = 5 ot . aa Nidne) Silk-Lined Coats, $25 ind Liver Tea A 25e packag- Beoght im the Swellest Hoases to Pr ~ ‘ w -_ | the “ e~t Pad. an be ec 7m e neares Girls" Dresses, $1.50 irng store. It is gand hot or eold Ladies’ Skirts. $1.00 - . Ladi “ sses >? & A on ry ss enced ‘Ss A wer cerf — es Dre —— $2.50 2 2837 DELMAR—Open titi & PF. W. troubles dn PERFECT HEARING FOR THE nw THEFT P —DEAF— dl and reduced THE LITTLE GEM EAR PHONE =F REE DEMONSTRATION———= TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MAY il. 12 AND 13 30 O'CLOCK P. M. "OR Lt ions, in the 5 3 a in | : CTO MASSAGE @ 4 . 4 De : . Sore dars. rivately anJ nstrument guaranteed. *? . , ~~ "* ~ i | : - " - ** ° THE LITTLE GEM EAR PHONE, the hearing device, enadies vou to hear der a ’ Lure A. theater end genera. ~; nvers hy okiet.° fa 22 | n 4 e 608 Olive Street Prisoner of € to Have A. C. Br the Associated CHICAGO, | tives have arre ¢4 wa > = Toa Bo Past tea a tak seine is . a. 77-2 are is Ris Phi ghee eee a RE ee Le OE eS EAD eRe rary gee, . ete ey SF RT iP Ae RE PES OTE 4 s wt iors. Sy . receit - MEDAI ghest awa snes : rT * ro ; a tion of $2,500 “Es : : st wor han . 5 to have been etc > a stein "Nici reve a es . r rn ana x i a 4 and . Ete The police = r we a ’ ne oY te Ecrement. Prisoner a For dian Br the Associate? aia MONTREAL oa 8«=—si«é«xKEEcrfemeett, und ee @ for alleged com l perfect | nn bord plot theft ‘in the “% dollars, is a fo Canadian Parl! rested here in charge of consp Michael Connell alleged racing | in Buffalo and ve ae yo ae Yes ae ay 1) ae ~ ee * 3 ' : > Our store Wheat Adv: Bw the Asso lated WINNIPEG. The Price to n Your No neect t@let that cough persist. Step the 1 : frritation. and remove tickling and hoarse- acess Ov relieving the indamed throat with t10n to CPPPPLIDIAPBOD ADIL AL IDPIPPBDEDD POOL EIPEPIPEPDLELELIDILE AIOIPBDEIDFEOLADP LIP PCPALEPLE COO OOOL OO LLL L LOL OLE EEL LALLA E ECL REAP MBER APEPRRMUEAEMO EBA MM Méb bh hho aa bitdided aeb dé ¢. | — , | a under the American flag cost us 32.000. Since building ghips as wa all the ships in the world I. From ¢ Journal of Commerce New York, April 1°, 1728 Jeo’ els =S-~*o Wisions ¢r Ln a ma A " as +s (ee CWestinctca Bareaa of Tie fournat ot Commerce.) WaASSINCTON, Apri om €uricg Congress presents 2 number of remark- able features, r.ch-parican charac are £cw. be:nEe mace for ertmert of avs that will Sdu slid: ng et ~ =—-+ the ¢ - * fer of the efforts that! for Party Pilatforms- et. * - Unitke previous rears issnes along party lines. 18.—Shipping session of prefert ef of which Is thei; tne speedy en-/% aszist in fhe’ the mercRant? J there are fo 4: More: Pulling Together for a Permanent Merchant Marine ee. i : il ae OR tne mrst time Siti Cc ‘ ic \ 1+ i + dil 4 } . = re a s- > | | : we have a real merchant marine. I his tfieet of American-owned have spent as much mon > represe nted rid betore IQi7 we rr vT = Lie War. ~ a ° ¥ ae _ vt, | ob -~= ._> — ™ Are we going to keep this great fleet from every quarter the answer to this But how Ls YEs. . - . - ”~ + . -s-= * 3} CHURCH STREET, Chgrrmaz: |. WV. POWELL, - . - ti A. LY AN >. - - - — - - A. .. PESSANO, = = a > > = . Beir Tia }. W. MASON te tee, Oe oe. ae SO. TAROORS a ek a Wice-! j- F. DUTHLE. 7 > al 7 al - - re eH 2a OF een ne ee oe nn oe wx a high it America is to remain 1n 4 position of weaaness On Mhe seas. 3. Congress in 1915 passed the Seaman’s Act to raise the standard ot American labor at sea. This act, which has made sea- faring an attractive av ocation tor Ameri- cans, has operated to equalize the cost as between American an foreign vessels. ‘he Seaman's Law, there- tore. should remain in force in substan- tially its present form. Constructive legisla- tion will do for the American ship what this Act has done tor the American Seaman. or operation The Committee of American Shipbuilders in a series ot advertisements will place before the public their views of the.more important phases ot the situation. In this way the Committee hopes to assist in bringin 1c about a right solution of questions vital to the future prosperity ot shipbuilding, but equally vital to the safety and prosperity of the nation. » American Merchant Marine NEW YORK CITY :-Preiéent, BetRiehem Saictu.dng Corp., Lid, Bethickhem, Ps endert, Bacmere Drvéxck & Sh vdendizg Co, Baitumersr ef D-reccort, Great Lakes Eagiaeering Woras, Detrox, M t+, Wesrera Prove and Sceel Co. of California, San Frapciece, Cx am Cram> & Sone Ship & Eagsae Bisg. Uo., Ph adeishzs, Pa - Presicex, }. F. Duce & Co., Sesttle, Wash. - CB OPP FS ST FT FF FA oh at O AMO Mk ah Ah at OO OOM FP AoE PEALE BF - OOOO LAL LLL Pe hha a dae PLA LLP RO OF AE Lt ODEO LOL LEELA POO AOLO FECAL GA CEDS LL Lamm a — as dd al lt te eee ee eee edd a a ll iid dda ee "BOG Fed a! ia y + . = nag .. out j . e : sigt wh oa ‘ 5 : ‘ : ; : ; \ ‘ 4 . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ \ ‘ ; ‘ ‘ ‘ 5 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ; ‘ ‘ : « Serer eeeeeteeeeeneeeeneeeeeneeemeenennmemenenneneem ee
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tS) she iMen in ptt’) ee 7 One ee MUNDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1920. 7. ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' dul Spi se A Se ST.LOUIS PUSI-uISPAILH 1s . ag by th ) oT : ) Bain aM CAUGHT IN BOND rerige Cinadian Wheat Board, ef-| maximum wholesale prices of beam) HHHUHIIITIHITIINNININNNNIIINIIUNIIUIIIIIIININIIINHNN0010/0000U0000001010H00F0000100V0HU0H0H00001000010100H0F000010000F000010010000000 GUTUIGONEOIUOUOGOOGOIUOAEOOOOOOOOOSOOAONE ) SCRATCH NO + THEFT PLO AEST Eighteen Times | Prisoner of Chicago Police Said, MMMM ee One Chere. | and received about the SAME INCOME; but ‘‘CON to Have Admitted He Is iG aay he has admis he| he cee ee ene de erent tag VOTE for the Bond Issue is a vote for yourself, your children and your children’s children. ' a A. C. Ecrement. is Ecrement. | dav he deposited a regular portion of his salary in - strong bank—so at the age of sixty he has acquire ae c aa ‘ Ne | ‘ 7 F : u ah Taille aad live ia comfort Today is a bright day in St. Louis—the town is crowded, prosperous, new born in enthusiasm and self confidence and resulttul energy. WANTED— WANTED—Modern cottage with land enoug for garden and chicken run; in or near live town preferably near the water. Retiring from active susiness life. Will pay cash for right propos: | : | : tion. Address CONTENTED, Homeville PHONE ® #wBy the Aarociated Prers a. alll N e j | GHICAGO, May 10.—-City detec- om... 4 tives have arrested a man they claim ' tobe A.C. Ecrement, wanted in New 3 York in connection with the negotla- ton of $2,500,000 securities, alleged to have been stolen by “Nickeq”’ Arn- | WANTED—Job as night watchman, or wt)! work at anything. Forty years’ business exper: ence, but forced out to make room for younger man Address NECESSITY. Cold World for Var Phones ts at Panama d von SEE the Mse it and von jece of mechan They both STARTED under the SAME CONDITIONS Prisoner a Former Member of Cana-. dian Parliament. | By the Asrociate’? Press | MONTREAL, May 10 Arthur | Berement, under arrest in Chicago for alleged complicity in New York's bond plot theft involving millions of dollars, is a former member of the Canadian Parliament. He was ar- possible rested here in January, 1919, on 4 ! ; charge of conspiracy to rob, made by tration in our store ' Michael Connelly in connection wth hiy. ™ # alleged racing frauds at poo! rooms son the abore davy, ’ @ # «it Buffalo and other places. | test privately and g — . rument guaranteed. Wheat Advanced tn Canada. Hear.’’ Tell your By the Associated Press NECESSITY had no plan—he spent his moner care- lessiv and with no thought for the future. He is sixty vears old and BROKE. . Tomorrow ought to see some monument of today. The future ought to look back to 1920 and sav. “Ah. that was a great -. year, the year St. Louis started something.’ 7 EE What Your Vote Means rst ees ™ “YES” MEANS— “NO” MEANS— | BROADWAY—LOCUST—OLIVE |. Crossings free from swinging gates and the menace of 1. The same old menace, the same old traftic blocking, railroad trains on traffie grade. the same old accidents. WINNIPEG, Manitoba, May 10 e Vote Yes Scratch No t hs all | b- — , , ME was advancna. 35 OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 6:30 O'CLOCK | | Pe 7 . wie 2. New parks and playgrounds for the whole people in ~. The same old hot and crowded living, far from a cents a bushel and British Columbia, | , _ P ase ame s ~ 7 2 TT ; Ontario and Quebec wheat 40 —! places where the young folks and the old folks ean en- ae os bit ne 1 sight of green. The same old weary | @ bushel, in new regulations issued joy them. V rip for a Dit Of play. eee ” ote Ye ———— — a oer Scratch No ———————— _ ——— - — . 3. New drives and lawns, tennis courts and pavilions, 3. The same old situation of splendid parks running at COUGHING pleasures and beauties in the parks we now have. half speed—pleasing only half the people they could that cough persist, Stop the Vote Yes please. Scratch No femove tickling and hoarse. 7 the inflamed throat with . | ’ : ° , : , " ap ee 4. A splendid municipal auditorium and community cen- -4. The same old inadequate facilities when we wanf to J ter for conventions, labor meetings and community gath- entertain distinguished visitors or hold big meetings. aa i . ee ¥ : ~ o Day : a Pas , 3 : erings. Vote Yes Scratch No See SY ee! | Me SSS ' Vote Yes Scratch No — ak — om In which class will vou be? Answer this question by opening a First National Savings Account TODAY re ge and begin to SAVE regularly, for your old age days. AUTO MASSAGE LS LO, ee tn my National Bank Protection Jlive Street 4. ames 4+ eee " ad a ? / AAs ZA Dei Vw, LE ) : | AINSI WA \ Taw ZIN 4 0. A modernized sewer system—improved all at once. ®. The same old costly tinkering from day to day. f 9 p 6. The same old mud holes, the same old smells, the same 6. The closing of an open sewer that hurts 27 miles o oe. ‘ P old floods from Washington Heights to Carondelet. Scratch No 7. The same old dark-age penal methods, shameful to the town's humanity. PW pee me a aN ey | - ' ye We —_- Jar v~ + 7 : homes, parks and industries. Ee en -. i ==’ Fe ILE Vote Yes ‘+. A municipal farm where derelicts can come back to a moral and phvsical strength and usefulness, Vote Yes 8. A place of open skies and pure air for the tubercular and the insane, a place where they can be cured and will be. Vote Yes 9. A railroad approach connecting our Municipal Bridge with the Municipal railroads along the Levee. A Free, Bridge as we meani it to be. Scratch No S The same old pitiful condition of uselessness and death for men and women we know how to save. Scratch No 9 The same old bridge with no connection to the Munie- ipal belt line and no free bridge service to industries on ~this city-owned railroad. Scratch No “NEW YORK § leet tL ee ee eee ee eee eee ee TTF HK Fe ee Oo ee ere eee eee eee : ee. Se OR ON TE Gem, SI t canter ee ES Oe © Oe Oeeee Vote Yes 10. The same old empty Levee while a trade route with the whole Valley flows useless by our doors. Scratch No Gulf ports. Vote Yes 11. The same old slow transit for people and goods over streets that are dangerously congested. | Scratch No Vote Yes 12. The same old dangerous, unprotected districts. Scratch No Vote Yes 13. The same old crying shame of a *‘House of Refuge’ where little children suffer daily from our neglect. Scratch No 10. A Municipal Dock at Victor Street.- Better facilities for waterway shipments to Mississippi Valley points and m mroranaencenl ll. Opening new streets to care for our expanding traffic N engineman’s hand on the throttle will start a train running, and widening streets that are now Svercenaested. but if that train and all other trains of our system were not controlled in their starting, running and stopping, chaos would result. 12. New fire engine houses in newly settled parts of town. UR method of safeguarding trains in operation is the result of years of patient labor by scientists who have devoted their lives to this art. No school or college teaches it. It can be learned only in the practical school of railroading. It has been developed until to-day its certainty of operation is assured under any weather conditions, in all climates, at the Grand Central Terminal with its 2700 train-move- ments a day or on a single-track road with only a few trains in 14. New cells at the City Jail, permitting wiser separa- _twenty-four hours. tion of prisoners. Ask any police officer 1f we need them. ; i | Vote Yes - RAINS are controlled in their movement not by what the public , aie : ' ' ; >. A new morgue—something the city has needed fo sees—semaphore arms or lights or a combination of both, which are mechanical signals set so the engineman may read and “stop” or “proceed” with his train—but by an invisible agency called the 16. A Municipal Garage where the city s ambulances “track circuit” of which these signals are the visible expression. The trucks and maehines can be properly and economically rails of the roadway are so os with wires as to form a path cared for. Vote Yes "ers cannot be asked to maintain general purpose wed ee —- er r a 7 — — 17. The maintenance of streets useful to all sections at streets. Scratch No known as relays | sublic expense. | | Vote Yes ls The same old rus lamps Our tneost Un progressi e i¢a Re operating qr cory = lan ene is qj iS. Bn
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MONDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1926. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATECH | NEW YORK COTTON ————_— ‘Gemparative Grain vices) |CORN PRICES Olam ST. LOUIS STOCKS =e HIGHER BASIS IN — Seed UISTRIALS WEAK | NEW YORK STOCKS Wall Street | sTEADY AFTER NOON; soul ty mame aa . . TRADING QUIET local Bank Clearings —— Tr LOUIS, May le ‘ST. LOUIS MART News and Comment NEW YORK Satarda, , mn market was strong om Today $35.406.095 His . 3 4 o c=. . ~- . —" _ _~——— —o- - ~ - . s Mer , a’ (s & \ ange t ~~ iz os ~ é 7, . ot \} . ' . _ " AP.e weatuer ir the —— ‘i ~ 310 4 a: 1s lee wt, - » ~7 — ‘ - _ » : -farents ak Care ; seagics needa ecause , oe ane" 3 $t ty oORN ,eringe Pe vomed mach ” ¥ iT; 7 177? 7 * trade e late arket w : : : as ire partiow ar showet « \e \V\e . _ = ‘o* ' : , - . : t™ : . : ‘- - a see ri. : 7 a) ' so - ce TY te ~* ~s - Ii gr a a J ee h) neg? Post Dispatch > ® Z T??* = ~ , ° eature i * Toarke was ne. - ’ . # sa 2 > #8. -: '/™ . * 7" « guia : ~! . R. Morer Se) 74%. - Ts a neg ° a? 2 — — ' = . a Sater uaz rices pelt an& the net change*. af rimare, 4 1% , ste, « _ = a yearting® - - ! , Va - Car, « a 674 — «CG 24 growing nteres axen in raliiWwa> pressure. (he Weaknees of late - ths ih preceding da), s sales or of iaat pre es .ue Wees Visidie ort ~ - 7 we wwe b - —~ es : 7 ; : > he ; oy > - —— "oe a% of}{\ : ‘ dy, ‘ ~ at * am. 2 *a ™ >) ore areé . e a ee ~~ — a : , _ ’ 4 o- » & : - ' — . 2 “4 ite varied om si oF a AB wig =~ , : ~- (ar.3 7. —S ee Hee ae ea3ea Ll. Jew Sal : = . . » - >? + — - » - » . . _ ot. ota , ; ; Qa 0 ‘ - ; Tee of salre to 14 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 a ee ee —_— ae : . ? - a. + « “su ts ° ra 21% » - a : me Sa . 3 2 : anad ue } ° ‘ Tem? ») ‘ ; , “3 "Ss shares. Tb Ss did te bd mean that ne li2- : a 4 ‘ - . aA ' : im 172 1645 “4% ” ale i. ¥. —_— K A aa o - 7 . . > Z ,Te 4 > ecerian. = -. — . . —s - Call Money Goes to ~ Per y » “as am 44 44 2 _ . , 3.4 * tit oa Me == - trary, there were numerous ive.) ac toper an “es later ral). a few poilnw 7 — 2 . -" 7 >t. ph a y. a : ; ." ‘ o tom es oa 1% i. vn ‘+ ©& j«m - ~ . ’ j z J , ‘ . on ~@ . o : ir - “ 2 Ig-e wiles ” Temtor © ~ a - , Clow 35.40 for Uctober and trading «as - Nat. Candy con . “1 _ mtn . , : leomina prices “4 gown to meery | ; Fi i i t. , a ff, “4 “ a Me . Saturday a ‘arger proportion v- las ard. midda’ with active m shoe eTtain-te¢ed com ; a ‘EW MAY LTS (cen e favorable weather * ,* low Bes si > - . ’ ; —_ ad . = ’ . . . . . = a " i. ; 2 igures ee = 3 : fale endl Ecquipenents.. | Serer’ * Neieee cian they have at | lax woltue of seversl panty tren tie newt | Geemeaatet 3. —'. —_ 4 =" t> ~~ = . cS @ * : . graivt + med en A . an larn oo aw : . ~ a . - “»’ = co >| a | ._- TA i ; _ os ; : 4 p..... ‘ 4 : d - sontns - - _ — — a - ws Pe. Pt . — i. @ - é - $ Burveu of the Post-Dispatch. ‘ hg. ¢ ae 87% ‘Te °* & io Pp Loo bats 98%, 941, *1% Two considerations were back of scme 13 to WX points below last night's $ Afternaen Seasion the surprise of Y on sheep. Bee ~~ a - . . ‘ ries > = : . , oa a = é.. P ? - 7 ~~ -”: ” ? ¢ _rTe — . P = a -~- " 5 , . : f ' pa — “ - : at - = Sa id “. . " . BZ : zers NEW YORK. May 1° The Evening , PD Sy =e 124 = Soe Sse Oe Soe | wm 48 4. +: « the fresh buying which came into tne © iigures. Private casies reported set Tal first Nationa! Bana S 214 2 . , +3 %-% ' commission houses ther -s ey r ai net . ' . son ——_ ‘ -- - —— See) is! 2 115 2 i . ls nt : , 6 _ = - says . & > “4% a4 ’ v4 “ Zo ve e “an .* m a . . cine So + — , 7 2 on a ae attert 4 a * bh “yr me ~ . etea a. — y ‘ark * a _- . = Ch a Phe ow eed a. tedarT. -. > Fy > : “after advancing ' D t« Aserts Rea ° i, ‘~ ° 4, YS p> ‘ “0 100° on” 8 at SS Saturesay* ce BS — -~) Gone snd $35.83 for rteber. a tee pemery | con - rovisions at icago ¥ he Frevound ¢ ¥ = to oniy hea! . °« . » ‘ 7 ; ° = 4 , . , * 4 ’ > . ; ~ . — on » - ‘ = - — F =a 106i. re ees a » 4 is a anied a - _ lia ov s- s any orn whith © lamited by the re " ; t “ von 1 det oe > ”~ oe >“y Ke [rT 'T} wha nad een one 7. : ‘ ; . = : - ne ro 4 p tING , OTAT we > le«4 . a? = ae + : nee erable dec!ine TT} . weakness . ‘ ; : “> eae 4 + ~~ — . o- , a . = . A.A : ° oy } : " a ~ a fiasiite — —a ll — — on > = . ~* he ped. “x, to the Pas’. me +e. = 4 lo- my #1 Coico. F. & ! om S -—” « & principa auses of restraint © some Sout! stem sections Bia Lske RA “a's were quiet im the earl } — curred along “ ith sotTme i. oe - Li« | 4 , os . . ~) b 7 : +" - : ” =. hd . 4 e, . . s : * . ~m ¢ 7 . . - " , ’ a ’ 4 a ° -o¢ — « ¢ . , " F ee r - " . s - . " 4¥ trad. bard : 1] ‘ " : Rarrs “e) 725 -_ + ache Stee, 3,5) 166 + “ : ner Was © =e , 4e-. " ng ’ - “ _ — ” i ens Bana =" a a S o- 2 ee : ening call money rates - .". Oe tapig 128 158 ihe cap. S60 62 66% 65 — % | enee seriousneen af the Car neon F est over Sunday. prectpita af- First National Berk rT a ae. ali ene adie : - Vv E went to . cer ” ~ P . per 4 2 ia | . 7. 2 *, . , mm > As i r® é - pf tim. 4° “ 4: "es 41% * — = - & ss " S-« ‘ ‘ ; . a bd ‘ as Fad . ‘> o . sa ' “. eo . ie te aa . cee on fe a oe 2 4 an hy pe « vel :% were . _ a% . per a ae . rms 2 od "=? £1” 11% | is N ‘> tts aT Am -.4 | ; 3 t affects both busi! SS afhiu reu = - f'rse I se as War? a : " o~ = 4 i? a’ “ar : reainer 34 . ee > # sabia decrease in this countr;s April iro: to 0 " | 7 “a > =e . 5m x — . : thwestern Savings — as agai 54 last year, Gi om ne : cad Me _ 7 or : . 7S . . ¥ Sta = »- Gis ’‘. staal "l\ situations Wii. O- . FoulZed tne ‘ = ; = f _” Mercantile Trust K, -" ) oS “> TS a ** ars of Orn @@a2inst 8 and 31 Bad: , y w production As compared ua e? -.@ ch “ : be iw? " ; . , : . ne ae ac In? Nic ke 4 “> .t es . ™ - - -. r b i . . . ‘ ee?’ is oe rw . = - a , ie pena pm cama e.. ’ = . rt a . a ‘ : = ie & mS st 7 - : » tee! . rat or ~ 7 a. aw " ~ * | “~ o *% . s a 4 . — ¢ -" i? + . . . . “ “ sshele an to ey he ~> 350 pounds | boo s These un a . e d or e rs . a sta el way A ss ‘ * = j ’ ‘ : ‘ : — = plone _s . — a : ‘* ” 7 ) rw - > > aie : 7 - he . . . : : ‘ = ~ -&s +. . = = _” -"" : _ whe , . 4 . " “s ; . ara FF "2 market. receipta. creased 467.000 tons during April. ane lo rte. imo 1% «15 1% ie + ae 6 1% 76-25 (= 2 oe * a sex 6 ' ent crep f Temtor s : —— ’. = a @ oi against 39,00 iast yYear ang Sige > strong. te te the 4 f th n ath wet — a-Cola ctf - a % $34, * . 3 - ‘ale ~ ; mer 44% ~: ~ > i. rouncement of the new scheduies = THi2 ISU n lnter = Se Tv 1% 4 e isheis of oats agvainat 160,.0u6 - stock , te 2 > at ‘Lares & ot Sy . s . _ = — = > a en é eee Beale -* rt ret = 7% - .** ad oe , , ? ° — =" , ‘ ~~ 7 ° * i> . ey . $17 a — Si 61 *! Nevaad Cons om 22 a . Winter wheat wili be short | —p as of Mar 2: seake fart a ee Wk yee LoS St. Lewis (ash Grain. — —— ao on largest since Apri.. 181. me ‘sas nw 68658 a. = : ‘\ = cae 28f0 0606 BAN hive ’ nants : 4 ge =~? Nay ; orcx pra ? : ; + % , . ia : Receipts - Trade Recoverin Mi eo 15 : wa 5.5.2 ¢ —) 35s Tot, © %] Something over svw,Uuv, pushess sd : “reage wii not Sb Marland Refz 4 44 ‘i the cash grain market spot ; best, Sis: | ™ ' ri : . : ’ : . ’ ‘ 304 oa - , = » . 2 - Kaa = - . » : a .* 3 “>. : : os Z ~~ ’? ~ s i Bt. Cas oe alee” 2 ite Set .. 8 TR Th Ste ;'. But on the other band this would ‘** e hes g of Jalr. and its National Candy coz =e was steady to 4c higher and seee aul : : and wooled stead “The foreien exchange market was). p.. 2 an ee sa 0G) fierceeed @tee oo 30 ma) Si he meade up if the cree of spring! «ertner cont . coon aa Wagner Electri ity LID, MARKET to 1 her a) mi cineses queady Aull. with little alterat on in the , “ « - 4 ann —o . «2 - ¥ reese ~t« l tam lows, It li) ! — -* - AA 1 *% - 7, + + eA = “ ’ - ¥ : ® +‘ ariet -, a. ara mo i gz “2 .¢6 (uUctations | AGO, May 10a.—« Us . —- _ - Jilmma “Oe 114% 114 1145 wheat were no oOetter tha! nor: ») 7. - , ta wer ‘ re @%% ie —attie —-Rece rales. News that France wae Ser . . * s>)0| 6” ws * . ean ee : ‘43 7". a eae | ‘ : =e hs ” . ‘ orn. $2 @ 2.62: xe. eur av’ .@ . — » : . mo " ; ; _ * m = ~a ‘&) > « a> e . a - of os ryves - PVs: survirTy: tra : ” > . s : he ~~ a ; “* > a ~ = ‘’y a si o- -_ -- ‘ ‘ — i a aA ‘ . " > z ™ “ fa) . $s? Se $3.50° 99%» goid .~ b. ng ane Tigh Ne . - -# ad Yue ” 4% 4: * : . 4 a .* = = _ . n al ~ +) > >. . ra R iM § ar ah! © e -_e . ~ ‘ . > “ a hearr welgnrt bars : : oe oe “~ ey =~ . CD Se. & “Th. --2 “ . : aS = are , , z a . - er. strene “ elope ° : : $ Pet A = “* i ‘a ‘ e _ - - tnadian whea on seat an oe i Xe , " Agere. steady. caulk. 8114 a ens rsx a a - _ —_— = eimmes = és S* an 7. N o 2 = stead, ’ . > S32 : \ " Re ep’. 4° “ a meet urquestionabie bearing | tl : oe - ; sath ng: ~-Frenc! loan redempti-:. > 4 Ja) — ee oe ~~ Sioge-Sher? ae ~ +> — a - i 7 In! . > _ nn : > > A, ne i, re ‘ oo 92 10% =. in Northwestern wheat states Prance wt! certain 5 have tg pre: pF ow rt ae ye) q a . 7 4 ~ ' ry ‘ ‘ - a o«? Ss) : ‘ ; : saat Ag i Lol Al Sel wm GN 4 OS b with the winter wheat pro his me 8 - 8 mas ¢ : regarding corn. Trad noes tment white en . f white asin ‘ . . , . " . arse f‘penina ft = | Tanged frer : t, .@ ‘+¢ No 2 wh te oat _ v% Ae ae ieCcuGe tO ‘et 2 A id 77 thee to I ; ‘\ x 3, Lise os ‘ ee . ; t e eo . — . “ 7 Be ; ats. $1.15: Na, wide for her one-half share ! Sena Famous FP. 1.3m 75% 1% FT S. « _ s um . ‘ « now f st. = : a - : » * = Pe her thot" . Ser 1S —— mh 7? ’ : =F “ _o = ‘ On a r¢ sVieca B. at: pare nu a2 = ing. either to England or to us. some ~yy ~~ ty edie > Bi eS aaae -- > > = ae : mm ee - 4 qa a . . ’ e, iS: ars _ es weg, Tt. oa Lv > ef the gold in the Bank of Fraice Piske Rubb- Lame 2213 3 2 ‘ ' ‘at J a . -* , ‘ ope ow : ' 4 . . . _ : " = Purther study of Saturdays cued freer aw? ~™m 22% = ‘ a a om ss eh “ ‘ Pa ~ : . ‘28 , * ’ e . e . ec = figures of Eenelancd . foreig? aa .* ; ‘g ine . “« ‘ Railroads. L‘« ‘ ™ . a s2 . L f+ er a ms ” ; . > SF, rr; ° 7 ~ ™ @ e . 2 . “ . . ' =). } in 4 s> —_ > . ry 4 . . _ _- : al > ) —. ” ‘ nw . " marl. » light on the question of that Court, - S "oh ‘— 2 ji. of: Ts 2 S > he 4. . . > { = . - PR ts » 3 * v . ~ , Pra are were “ Page . ¥ Tall kets ee hb « Gen. Mot > es bt, 2, 24, its » : a . 5 oS * tommerce ommissio c °3 2 “ - : = _ ra ~ - P- a . — “ , j % of Briti«h products were, nm val © eres « De ‘ ~y ae ° ) ~— -* : — ‘ Ca Pax ee lis ] 7 ‘182 nal e : 7 erie ‘ _ — a . _— ‘ ; > Sa? ; J "y . ~—"T " i=" a eS ‘ ‘ot Mik - rT. = a A . . - . oe E - ienGee . yw 4" ~» K oh «* ; ° => ss ™ 4 reas Ne u : a\ e been 9 " . as & : >" ? i ie ec? - ta “ar bd = Pie lh . tal a : . : a . = - ‘ -— 4 a A the largest of any month of ne its r hi pape Vv wor an ’ : . l* e la _ = , & ' = . a SL * i= ~~ -* > 7s , : , » aa 4 a =% - — ong © eu ' = avi Arg? «%: = ale history. They were £15.400.000 above int Ae , “m 22 = 1a «IG y 1 . — + AD pe tp we 0-0 ap s : : so oS ~ tsag20 . Sh Boone ‘ . te : s+ was & i J -* ’ By ' A 7 cts > 7% as ri e)., o* - teoenAar Aas ; - - n' . ‘ 4 J as a ~ . 7. > cs , . 4 . ‘ -™ s A . DCG ‘ ; 2 et. ye) = +, ° ad . . * last December, £48,800 Gere more Tal ati Tw ry . — ) ie, 5 7 - - co pt 3 f 1) rf. ri ry . € ro e “ ~ “ . 2 y ‘ ~ ° . ~ . ° - . > " . os oe s ; - © bs _ : > . : . a -_ i- i- ‘ . “4 : ; inion ang 2Soutlieri Mead = . - ~~ - — ~ , = im April. 19°93. and actua'ly £66 t M Mae 7. S45, 34 24 vs W D> 8% Ss sy °* & . . e = al a. . - . oe ties Ser 2 ° 7%. — - ——® 0en above the exports ot she ‘2 : abd : sad .* ar, t. . 4 ‘A pf wu 2354, 33% 0 Te . x, At ~ ‘ . Fo Cs av eal . ww -y —* > rwowy OD ~ a « : th 1914. The increase over 121" Int Peper Lam Fee, 72 oS M@2stP. 1300 S& By 24 » have sold for some time oe & +s +. SG4ZOS “a Emerall 2 = 2 ci Puri at $20 $206 » el tnd mon : . al n : a “) . np? «* : ver .. he a 4 ry - hi ‘ " ~ . - =e o- wrS, "aby | An ne 4 , , wders ‘ . . : ; - ' tis ‘ : . Gian ~“s 2 & - . . , e . : a -wy rpe ; i tue . ~ ae -* "s ” result. not of relatively larger '»diahema : et! 5 ~~ © s e = v o** = Mi» Ss) . . Q ” € . 7 . a” an-AMm =. @ vie y i itur ta i — ~ 4 so) yu t ; 4 f 4 2, , ~ a _ ; i. th a ha . BB i cv : ‘ ‘ a“ 3 . | “) I . iz _ . a "s . 5 . = Tr . aei? -¢ . 4 - at . KS - ~ . . —— on @ "ae ate ~ Aa = - a . an e r. “. > . "he ; ’ e rw CF Sas." rs = ss = % = = T10M 38 per 'h—tmopure " 7 ° — . “ . i , 7 . s ~ AT? , - " _- — sa . a - ” ™ 2 ‘ > ’ snd (. er i ‘ + , on =e, Gee o pressive. It is by no means . ‘" + rd : a 147 14 >. lL? a ae ; _ 2 . . E “ _ b - . : 5 . ga @ an - ne Pe one 3 z ~ : ; . , 2 t. =% m . . = ¥ Hiar ae a pa “4 " a? . , . : Ty ke f. . _ ; © > » : . - = . -~"'s - . v Let ‘ 4.4) NDA a "we we ees es =i] Air LUT ’ . : Today's cables state that the . , rT Marni “Ugar a | 5 otha ] 13. >; 1. etl of o ‘4 P 2 s ‘ ‘ : a .° a : 0 ei ¢ 5 = 4 - Be 4 = . -_ _ - | Fr a ‘6 ‘ . : _ e = weeds shipped last month to ths 'ri- Mart-Per Co mt lew fe 2 2% *& % Gulf Mod & N mw 144% 14k, ini nestes : ile idee aueie. itc? Gu - ° Vv! , «+ 4 : “a oe to 4 _ = my " 7 a - ‘ ™ 7" 7 ua! : = on _« + 4. bed : » 5 4 ss a > ° 4 a. . . 2 = “a ara * , , . = - r ~_ “ : ‘ “= + . ~ “SS . a ae - « . “aes 7 . . ioe : re : meno! pr z ‘rie at 12 atrined ~~ x as egainst 92.000.000 in Apri 1 | Manbet. Shirt ™~- oa . enigh ‘a = oe 4. 2 bi. ' ™ = >..° ; . . & Ret Dig ai. “« flag.-%s: sassafras bark of ro 'G@e- wii? ;; Je . . : au. > A " . 4%" 4a . ' t > |. 4 ’ P r.~ “ . 7 . e. . . ad " DD. . te - : i “ : Te the United States alone. the ousn- Mat Alk Whe on | 8 eee o—- Be 3 Pm —s : _ +t - - -'s' ginger. 2 ss ap leaves. ¥ .4 gtin- = nS Mid Ernte t 4 . . ‘ > ‘ : . _—™ -_ f 1 i ? ’ ~ : 4 =e ma = = 4 .«S seng. $i 2i4. tranenia « ec ae ~ : — sV- “eek 7 ; 5 = = =_4 ” ' ° > ; " t* . ; a - are - « . * ~ As = : = ~~ Oa Tel. ~ —— . . . ve , q 7 - . = - & ‘ ** b "rn ‘gz [er + are . a -? _ Ceru— 7. “a ae 4 a . ~ pene — ‘a 6 - tats - ~ hal ~ . el ow . 4a! o’ = — . 4 : :* Bariey,. e 47 @1.79. i ™ tity shipped was greater by ~.0 00° 3 | Mont-W ct? cn .» = . ange - 4 - - . Vi _ & Y ~ a hm > ‘ 2 i , ,r?? ‘. . . ” ‘ Si ’ , - oo me - -_ . | r . ; "arr at _— . . . eatieatiiin , . ; - s. 13g? ~~ Far " fe bs 8 wares even than tm April. 181%. an ‘m-) Sy. anitin. ye ae as ‘ es . . -* > _ , i se) 12 123, « about selling , ereare of 200 per cent Nat. Acme 2m) S81, $4 ° \ Mo. Pa S300 28%, 33 234 — \ sfternoon. 'p: faa , Sinclair Od “There ‘s nothing in rhe G vTern- ‘at . m . an , “ PT 4c 4. “~ s a" . " ‘ vale ; ' : . = in al ” ” ™~ 4 ; ' . . . 4 ~ " : ~ P - « - ~ -_ pa . 4 ° ° arene >: = : : : s =" -. > 7 TS = “a * a -. ' . s & ” °7 nd Ber? ae , ‘“) Sweets Co : , »' 273: ie —.-2s2 Dex Weel petits. 51.50@ Toledo Clover Seed - American yield wil! be rT : ~? he nem ‘ inva . nh? % : A 5 \ } ~J 8) ’ . Abs i i ~ ° - - ’ = : i ~ “? 4 , * — » e = = - Md - = on F ; = as pa . : -_ abe “4 + - ‘» : a Py o> ; * — 4. . n r~. ' . ‘ ‘ > - ' e . 2 >. ex ‘? " . ; . = «ea, . . 7th (> iM : . v/ oe Ter: see! that ef recent abundant harvests The » : > ne ‘” re ' a: - . - —n — o - 4 : ar “s _ — . sinking = ‘ -" “xa a ‘ te Ie Prime ac 8 Ont S24 10 Der , - . . > o i — ee: , , —— 7 A ime tas ‘ang. in - — . average condition of our “ owWw ine Pa ’ 1 ewe tee lim "sey a ‘\ Pa ree . ~43 "44 _— : = » - > , : - ~ : . im T “~ a . a ' os ~ er wheat is better by 7 &, T™ ° cent nd . le ‘oe rN 5 saad 7 a . ’ . : “7 ~*~: . . at : ' “se : | >= — 2 2 J . = . a 408 - 5 ; " ; ; ‘ . = ; 2. De. ate com an > > a rome “hs — _* ie ig a a i $2 & , a oa s a W = B wee figured out a month azo Pris . sas. =CS88 PCC eS »oe a. @ nthrnaencstaie . tha ms pr sed e) + rig els —— eg rae Star = © Tf ieetell FINANCIAL FINANCIAL _ : . * " ‘ ‘ " — - . ‘ ’ =~" . ? . . . a — en — — ° even #5. the Present condition of Mier e-~ ATTOeS T=! aM, . ry >. PP - WW Va sm) 3 ? ; — ¥ = +s a -t - 2 - N 2 = « ‘ . . - ed “Ret ta : un ‘s per cent is the low est May CcOn- a . yy . 4 ae ts x. neecins - -o, aS 4, _ 7 mw « ° , . if. was S ~~ ‘ ~ ——— ' . 9 ’ . ’ . ‘ ist pt e's . > fe > fi : . thé ~ . of any vear «ince 799 - 5 nd Pierce : ‘ea a a) _ rt " ° 73, » a a .. ace 4 = . — _ ~ 5 s = p - a ' . . ; ad . 4 ‘ a . ; a . 2 ; . ar . . . » . Per a * ..' : ** : > . ~ 4 , PG > ~ i 4 beats out the expectations cause! by “sac tree ae) Bs “ : “a f os = = .™ Texas & Pacific, Missouri Pacific 79 2 ” NEENTN the very unfavorable Se*#2 Sch Sinced 7 | . ~ . _ : e ~ ° Pa U “ae? _- . > % . — a 3 e . . IINING. _ - — ~ ' - ’ x = " " ~ . = ' -— a. 7 ou os ’ Y¥itZ 2 . * . = autumn planting. The abandoned _ ° 'yrs > i¢ ] fw ba ™~ ‘ ” * > ; ~ ’ 4 az pen . 4° 475 i Bs 4 Iinerrm o ; ~) = fa a el The Pan-Americans. i = : : I : " ‘ : , — —— nd 1 fe ’ _ ‘’ . : a] hz ; ‘ ax @ . ~ ; z “ re ‘ " ‘ acreage. 4,665,900 acres. \s noe as Srrom berg ee " e 7 *™, - > a a “= . 2 *t 14% . 6% ‘ aon as * ' . te a * . s ie \ o sre ~ . , : ae ~ - > i » &.. > Se - “.. > or “9 ~ *- = . . —— ae . . a...” - Se lerge as in 1918 or 1817: but even itr - — — ow * =~ - : s =. 4 > » i1 als ; - rue : froy . ‘ ‘ > te race those os? =" a J D: 104 °"~« ions “SN le tay =) rh. : ’ : _ . . “1a “a ~ ; Missour Pac : ' = ; f oe" : = : years the loss eccurred on a lo rts 2m 3 1% ¢ hie ; an ~ «ac ak * be remembered that Miss Pacific *¢ay the situa Mies one 19 feuenh larger planted area than was * W. fF ® we 44% 648% OM Duress “> 10% 3 -* * |} owns vats i a exas ana tiered fave ‘ ble z " : et? . \ , “es fe > 42. . = 7 . _ ae _ . oe : . ; ‘ : ‘ —_ a re . - a, - . a BRON [> . . . ‘ + =a = \as o a2 _ a =~ ~ " : ° ‘ = , . ‘ = a* or " - % “ . . w a . : 7) 7% : t °. e ‘ +3 - . - * . ' ote less ten last year's winter wheat rane mn ‘ 177 14 a ? — — ° * &- nase e harves: We shal’ ger ene report ©? 7*. i - - . / - > - a‘ TS mo - as : : - ‘ . a e — . . a 4 - _ e* > . e 4 . - ’ Be - » * = . ,* : . > : 45 7 a. - . . . ; y . yes - = erre : *« ~ See apring wheat acreage and cond. ("UL © fe, BO ties 8 Oo » ct n stocks wniess they carry the > - eee ee e ting pany for Me a I 5 Co. Te % mA, | BEN tien = Peel F tm ; a *; _* ~ ‘ 7 . . A a4LU a Pa ‘ 4 : _ ~ . ~* ~ « Until next month All that the : - See p ai — ae - - = st 3 4 s' . “i a 2 : . eaten: . . time ¥ sen? m : ‘ ‘ ‘ 7 " - ° : “s. . t . . ; asd : “ ; . . a = * 4 ' —s- e ru é 4 -— € ; _ * ~ . 7 . ’ a | : Liverpool Spet Cotton Ma \ > a a he. report telis ws is that plant = ea >: 2 . ‘ " . " - t Ras been much Gelaved thie year © ~ ™” [ke kot Sst, apf, ohacsenee Decreas amie ee tall taal toe fox. De : , 8 ‘-heaper than te co exas and + . * tank Stes aerate | a1 ne = aoe a - | , st *,* ‘ ow: nvestment Opportunities : ¥ “Sme Meantime it remains to be «ec: how far the labor situation will affec: aceite tenet: uae Yams * era a2 ss ; ‘ cla 4 r ¢ . - - ~ - —* a ; ‘Be pring wheat acreage as tt hae N FE Ww y O R K BB O N D ee eee , recta gaa ies. 2h. Ke: faly wasidies, 21. Boe bs tlomabiy affected that of win A hawe heer nisin “as “ a ; ' . ~~ 12 Tage ~ ae tae ter wheat. : ght al ths . Ming 440) American. Receipts. i4/«m : | . re 4 - " a ne - a = * . »* ‘ ™ a *« oa HESE SECURITIES . eted tr - . a ‘Peas ~~ slight gain brings the “1 w“ yor nr May 1” . BK "t Sa °e : Neu ’ = _ p t 4 d *o-e -s¢ ’ ~ . pa ~-* ’ ‘a i '« " - 7 i — . “ . a* —_— “4 ei -_ = ° Lei RA ba ; =r at ? ru a 4 On) ATL ee dl ; rererve evetem « ratio of re gato S108 ‘am ass rae s ia al ~a iT : Bie ‘5. (ee) « eek x — = . ey , . —_ - o os Ee a Perves : aa an =) 1 ™* oe’ a eare ago Pro ae een 4 ’ a iz . , du x : 3 — ia : ta iis : ) ef 2 4 . ‘ o ‘ . ” ' -. . - : ss eg Ye we Me 4%. The vears highest i? sta” azo ane $ Ss ; ~ a ea rea " =. e« . . “ Cofteer net. : me Le a . a str ~ =i rT l ern ate > ; . . ‘ ‘ae read is made t s *% 7s - @ : : FINANCIAL y : é - Ps 6 > . 4% ~~ 4 n . ‘ > . = 7 4 a = te : - = " . — = iil ais | mM of rediscounte—a reduction .“'% ' S Liverty Sd 44s % 10 to SS O4 Se let 40... .85_49 93 70 G6 40 95 To ha G0 gs ' ati@e resent mpa " ; ne 4 4 onen neverthe! o ss 9 , ~ : i) " 4 ; __ «" ~/; =") “aA a 4a - | « * : .s a ing tetal » Seaves the cut 11eS t S Vieterwy 4\« “ tO to ot op ist 4s 88 28 88 Ra oa ro 4 ~ + > a *garciess of th« ines e . - poe ss _ e a ' " ~ A : a } week a larger t han il aT? % eet | * .Y ‘ars bs | %. - ae = ‘ee ~~ a . ~ _* yy ts «* > a . . . . > " = @ a . _ rr? gdom of N > rwa a Pa. A Gea ied . 1 i : this year, and meantime “Y A>e err . Ss 5-18 ™ @ Bi 4% + 1 * - s 4 te ~~? => “a ~~ nea . *¥ -; estern Pacific. ° - T . J - 6 u . ’ a _ - - ** . : 4", 5 = +e, oa »_..| a - ins im CU ‘ eoatea r’ . ; . ime m Tia: a arese Gov *ar 7 be Federal reserve note circ ws peréaan ; 5 ye ar ae oo ae nee 20.08 & Pacific has bee ) , Calling the Turn. — — Ste elles a , ! Ca - : > ‘ r a 7 ” = “2S : "s “ 4 t ibe end of Lrecemter oe. . iam foe fon ~\, Intes , on : tuaraet advise “ . laree | Monongahela Valley Traction a J -* , ‘er let 4 . tts 19 \, ene = refury to pr 2 ints ' ' ' ale 4 . ' Co Gen I tge 7% Bonds : ' : 2 25 4 ’ ' . ° "ii 2 At opr ae s) x oo of $27,000,000 lent bs ry as = . P TS ; - a. s ~ : 9 ie . pet Fi . : “ . 53 — icant : _ pew Terk bank to other reserve! 42K of OB and I 5's 11922) & ra» | int. Mer Mar te as . ¥ ere ig @ controvers ¥ or :, ‘9 ie present. foreign fiinois Central R. R. Co Ref 4 utions helped te ra! ’ oo - (RK ef Gs and I Se: tee ; a - “2 ' — s 9° cs) on, , 4 . »*, : nae ,overnmenr 5 ' 4 Bonds m 5% i: ef the New Yook ha th k last week 4 - = a 4 ,- ; .* . iw ¥1 ” BUA, ‘ 4 ~ ~ +s \! in rae tt). Yerrmen . pe S23 © E . . " . a“ * > ~ r en 4 ond a. - . ” . : a $9.9 te 41.4 percent. Southern “yy = hee peed ~~ gO 1K C Soc is t exch ce Secured 7c Bonds A me 7 6 20 “gy at St. Louis and San Franc >. ’ city és& Ms 7D 4 S -_ -iders= ° Wester: Pa e wer a e's 2 . Lawes 4 ‘ cnange v Bie a . . % furthe sco & A lanes Lapress . on —* & Mvrers ba . / - . © earns may ay —. - e ew Orleans & Northeastern “e r decline im their cas -6 AN tue _ 73 _ ‘ + Mi¢draie Ste > ~ > w > @re now ece'’ving 4 “ ei : .¢ 5 sens” ¢ put chased a. 4 4 - N Th i An . ti . $ ey ow a , : of 1916. 7 ! . R Ret. & Imp Mtge AJ shifting center of grav ~ A , ; aA K eal aw ~ & > - M 6S t 2 s+ ® T2 “ - are ’ ’ ‘ sn . vs enorm tis discounts , Cc A es. the monetary sfrain i« illue - = : 3 —~ és « ” — a tg Se 192: .7 fend of 8 ard the wa a) ‘ ° marae - 2 po «4 e en + ee Bouds a’ 2 es Sal ™ Ans fact that. whereas. CeTr “ — "7. 4 A : : 4«* 7 . . —~ ee te . - . adiu 2+ th » Ind.) First and Ref tge t e , ° a Ma !* A 5 i) «> % - 74 ‘. -* 'y aX ? _hte ‘* . al : . ad “sy - . . Sk L2ie exchange ns a 7 - at er. Leule. from 45 te 39° % Balt & . nn 2 to 2's > Nor : -~ om - o — mance in ese times : : ; "| = era = ’ = onds an sue 7.42 * * a. co pr ien 3 i a ~ = - c “!) . _ *h nes are 2 tne Weetern bP , “een « iz ' a. tole 2 Dasis Mot Wheel C rae Si%. This marks the west. ches & Ohio cv SH te 3% 86s Pub Berry of N ; >. S| SSSeas o> it seeen * sellin “she : : ¥ sUugEeS moter Wheel Corporation (Par | }On4 southward movement of the 12 '. & Alton Shs —~ jh: * Reading gen és 73% ead . re ' T" $100) 8@ Preferred Stock Par Ouse. onl -_ | emer stringency.” 7s. & & 9. saint @ Sr ae ee ee Si 'y te S14 : : ' le ae rae yay . W —_ streets, and A . ~~ @ ‘i o Pe ty = -s) te SiS) 17 St Lb & S F 4s oe ) 4 ae rtaeetees a &6 i a © are ceaiers ifi . 4 . ; ' . . | ‘a =e : . s r . “ . . . ,; > : a ‘ ; J ; ts . U. S. STEEL ORDERS AT ° 2 - ae : rf i b. 4 . " 4%, — ae - 4 S — ~ 2% Caddo Oil. ae r Oo r e i x id SOc urities ’ a ’ ' \ ti : ‘4 fin & t fr \e -™* i 2 It will a bye , ; ‘ . PP. ded @& 19% WN ~~ 2» ww. ms > 4c i P a . — . » ; 7 - ee R. : & ‘a ge 4a a", ~ Ez % ° = ’ = 3 a . ts paid ‘* - — : - © _ P_*% Were at the rs an of Dat , - ‘ ase} -. _t - s s iad I : ‘ipa ties ing amt 000 tt : S Chie : —~ - .* we LS Sor ve “ 4a = es 98, $5 $a on the . oseen share rep o ‘ ~ ~ ee ;uUrnisnA inziorma- . ne? yar . 4 : i .. | Operations after deducting inter : L — ae en Narre, 1f mei ' ) . led erest o: ‘pance : ae i: Francs and English OOO in elimuir FINANCIAL . 7 Pound Sterling and We recommend these attractive securities for investment all Foreign Bonds. a, and est mated ‘ax ee amounted :, es . Pac ist 4 ™~ * funded operation expenses. rova'!ltie« “~ _* * . : * $3°¢6 oon It wili gi aT rt t; a! a . r » ; : Erte «v¥ oa, vs eet — a Frie = “ eer TD Bs: — ad = ‘ ~4 2 Went Sh ae sg 4 ° ow th needs. pH sf to fees ° ~~ ene - Community Blast Man ine. Se 2% te Wh . a : bs let Ss. additional quantities of < —. . Communications over : ~ e — : aie _ ee leased wire with The National City Company ean Ss . principal Foreign : - A bome for loe Money and Exchange. gyoos, demene in be. eatieain. cante per NEW YORK. May te -_— *, St, 2 f TPS | | change marker shoe et re , a.” Ene, cette per be. 4 ‘ 14% ~ ; 7 — he Yolume eof . tines being cas “3 Bagge Fe — . rvice om pany om 2. demand, © Pragu sg he na - “ - <ente per BANKERS SHARES sS He. é e ° ’ etsingfare ents por Meonthiy Distribution No 1.5 c! Gamand. 170 Other —p= Bueros Henry lL. Doherty 4 Company arno - cs ~er lar. epee. that the Fifteenth Month! Deter sur. - Centers . ; jomdenar tia re " FF ? fran ea St. Louis—il5 Olive Street G.V. Halliday &Co. So ieee Investments A NATIONAL INVESTMENT SERVICE Otive STE: Central 376! If you are ome of the for tumate holders of the Pre ferred Stock of the Remmer: Company. do not, under any circumstances, permit anyone w persuade you to trade your heldings for highly specula. tive stocks. We have insti. tuted a shareholders’ profit. sharing pian which wil] in. crease your income severa) hundred dollars. For partic ulars address Box WN-129. Post Dispatch Mo er the | payvmen tinust be means | taxes te oC ee Der Canadian dollar, | on ——_ Saree Bankers Shares. parabdie Mercaati.c paper . en June ist. 19°90. to Bank a irregular. railroad ro | imquar bends Record May I5th. 1970 gg hy “20 ener steady. bigh © low fT refine on each Bankers Share_ 2t rate. 7: cleat ? . _ a wan, = Sank acseptunses @ = en TED Bar Silver. NEW YORK ; = extcan - a: = ‘Bar over. 6, " Salte 165 7 — io U I 3 D I N G - ee eee — - —————- — ey ‘-reand | : Fleer WHILE the Post-Dispateh investigates all Plaanci ertisiag — + “el Sd Saint Louis before publication. it neces<arily cannot seieaneaimaal or dorse any tnvestment or speculation advertised. The bearer aeast 4 esercise hin On judgemesnt et Povey? ~~» iad ‘ @iscount rates, : shert per oer Three S*eckhoi an. eeuls per kr . Seman’ - i, 14@64 per cent. . peetns Le .
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CES ON JER BASIS IN LOUIS MART rket wae strong on the Phante® iachange today, pward range of 4 to 4\%o. ous affair. Vats followed a range of 2¢ on May. shorts composed much of The late market wag ir. , Visible report showed ed 1,935,000 bu. corn 356.000, and rye 4,559,600 Market entered upon the Heder much the same tg- dominated prices ijast favorable weather an. r the holiday materia}. the transportation eit. be said to be probably ft is far from a condi- by grain men, the surprise of some houses they received ra at the opening. As a hitg deciines only ex. © The rebound carried © over Saturday'’@ close. mh of May corn which higher also helped. guiet in the early trad. ipts today Againet 50 were ,2 cars imet Vear, &! Against 20 and 31 cars nat 60 uw ‘ear Ro through ‘are receipts to Bo.200 wvushels of corn 00 last vear and 8.000 Oats againat 160,000. in (ash Grain. Krain market spot corn to 4c higher and spot oate higher Sales quotations 4 corn, £242.03: No 6 corn, $1.90@1.93. $2.0,; No. 2 yellow vellow corn, $2.04: $y 0602.07 - Ne. 3 So. 2 white oate. ; No. 3S white oats, $'1.16@ While oats, $1.15; No. 4 * Grain Markets a +s Wheat No. 2 * °, ABR 1. 225% @ 2.28 Barley. $1,680 s10@ 11 “ Clor . Heminal. lard, 829. 7. i. Mine, Mayr 10-—Barter. SI : No : red ot O1@aoe Corn — Stead) No E Be . 2 wnbite $1 092 “1. , a (mate- v neban unchanged. rm. + May 10 No Wheat quota © 2 white, 61.00; No. 3 white 3 vellow, 81 Sho71. Sf: No e 3 mixed, $1 So@! $7 : Lineead. 4eea4 7 Mav. 84.49 03%, m 1. os% nomina) ge May “ever ' Oot ase. 10 er FINANCIAL tunities ted from our or describes Term, Notes ng. at present Vie.ains Maturities About > eb. 1, 1923 a. 1821 to pr. le ea pr. 1, 1930 im. 1, 1952 pe. J, 1942 in. 1, 19% pr. 1, 1935 yr. Pay. Quar. 8.00 } now include municipalities Wide choice of 490°) to 6%. mw for investment ‘quest for SP-302 y $17 50G219 * to 10- 9 igher oe Fe ee? yy) OC: eae 5 ities dal 4 ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ey ee eS ee ee ee ee ee ee ee MONDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1920. TLE AND HOG PRICES STEADY; | B rane ten, may - to 12 4 ~ SHEEP MARKET 250 HIGHER * pounders. Shea Receipts, 6000: best shorn lambe. t ‘ies $138.75 mostiy 26 higher: good shorn “ST. tor an Mo.. May 10.-—-H : 1Le lower: top. $14.75: MIONAL STOCKTARDS, Il. May 102-pound yearlings. amass estimated livestock receipts: Cat. anc calves. sooo, BoS®. 12,000; sheep, 1000; | ce; 8500: mules, BREE "District cartio here togay | 814M i488." Gattie~ Recetpte, B00. J mn volume ana receipts showed a | 0 ¢ & 50 ~ seine ro and Réc ; quality for an initial dav. While 4000 a 5 bs 8 eep—-hecelp s, the eteers heid stone to steaiy, there i@14.50 , 2m 18@20.25; ewes, y instances where ind be iter kin is CR, far, showed a declin 2c«- | 1500 steers,” sis B 6oqi4.t0; heifers yearlings ru} led Sead) $1 73@i2.50: cows, $10: nid -yS to Maas6e vif in 6500; lower; heavy n siead) to 2oc 10OW er ‘| orkers., 5 5.00¢ 14: i fs dis fh ss. h pigs. @ celt ts, Seow lower: Calv es- iat t La im of gales todas ty butchers bought a few hogs}; rates. paving up to 81% ) top, 8 ae 60. . owt. for choice lights but there was no ANSAS C nd. and pe "se soon gained full | io ental os%. o.. - with the result that prices were ulk. Meht ' oat mm, to meeriy @ steady level with | bulk heavinn. if. 720414 yelghts, $144 ur: oor Best light bogs sold late Cattle beef steers steady to 2% Bulk of light. desirable hogs | higher; $13.15. She stock st conay to Phe re from oes, ecium to eis oh | higher; canners and calves steady; bul ik , from $14a@14.%, and | heavies $18 choice vealers around $11: al] other classes from $14@15, mainiy, with roughe | strady to strong 12 / Sheep —S00: active: killin —- & clases general! Ser—Market opencd steady to Zhe | 25c higher; &0-pound Clipped lamba, eit AO. on lambs ban aturda) and ‘Mc | pound wooled lambs. 820.25 70 round Arizona om enerp Hest De Went | epring lam be. o88.¥ 80 and *pringers at Fat sliee | tai as againet a $10.50 top inte o——_-- edin wee Receipts, —— | ta oe “Ree ‘ WO on Following are prices paid todar noun 4 to 300 he “. | Louis commission houses to farmere an utiet for _,. | Sountry shippers for round pes. ected ral Gere are usually quoted highe EGGS—First country candied. , case returned, 8714c ss RUTTER -—- C , e@Stras at Gc } | at re rye ; tm. | OB dies. 4c: packing stock at S82c POU ‘CTRY - mqnanape. Supplies May 10 ‘U. S. Bureau of tha the demand rair wis. straight run, Receipts 18,000 riy 80%c: culla, hens _ | wae oer 15¢; “. fc; to strong: late weak, 16. | svrings 42c; slag rollers, 32c; medium and iight, $14¢ . ,-~ SY a>: 250 pounds and up, §13:! . 4 gos receipts, 400, market 8 bulk of sales 1.26@ to 2f0 higher; veal steady: 400 ; slipe. 1920 "eprings, -_. per dozen. Guiness. young an ieee an higher. Der dozen sess. ieiauk | gpecen AS “Sh dita a, . “ ss ’ . at ra c: best California, | t he oe Sax veretics. eic.. 12c: bucks. Sc t to 15e pe ot hall ARTICHOKES—Home-grown, $4 to $5 per | bu box. i ASPARAGUS&—-T5c per small and $1 to $1.3" ‘for large wer dozen bunches REETS-tlome-grown, old. 25¢ to 40c: new eariy Tear Si.%) to 8715 ner hamner: New Receipts, hon0 lower, May 10.--Hogs to a shade higher; top 14. 60: 14.70: showed tient | by St Small e*- S8t4c: do “Livestock Elsewhere | —_— .: 18 to Sis o'd round. er; best, “$1b: and wooled steady: : 1 oe. 'm wert heavy weight hardest ne) lors: - y moderate, with early su | may, put little Ax tion on heavy , sendy bulk, $11412.25: sro “ite eipts 42.000: mostls , ) She \ heavy ads er taehet Ino | dozen bunch $19.50; bulk shorn lambs. E , crate i | eff sto ze _ 85 c GRE “ PEA rate ||Butter, Eggs and Poultry’ x , $2.50: war, Sic: seconds. Me to. &2 iene , © s: ‘to $)0; 7 R: | exprese receipte, 'of the bulk of stock on sale poor; Orleans, 6% tn $1.25 ber dozen bunches. }at $250 to $6. CABBAGE—Texas bulk, $40 to $50 per ton! kansas ranged from $3 to delivered. case. with a few at CARROTS -New Louisiana, 30¢ to @0c per | receipts ‘part Re quarts and $1 BAY % for pint cases CELERY “Florida celery, 35.530 to $6 per) BLACKBE RRIES L[Aght sales Alabarma at tu t r 24 , rate. to $1.25 per bul , 6: 3 hoxres Minote | 4.60 per 24-quart i‘selestopi fee eas KALE—Home- grown, $1 CUCUMBERS—Two-dozen -land Indiana. $2 to $5: culle. 88 to $4: Fiori- da bu box. 85 to 66. EGG PLANT. paney. sound Florida (de ’ CHICAGO, May 10.- sirable siges), 44 to per 1%-bushel crate; + | celpts, 5@ cars; Northern white sa June. Lew. yoo fy Ho; (Canadian ‘havea A 50. $1.50@ | * $12. 75@18.7 : i ONTONS— ~Home-arown,. l5¢ to Wc | ee "HICAGO. ue m,, lower: receipts “27 291 ke PEPPERS—Fiorida 1%-bu crates, @ie-: gy a p ihclpded, Boatdte. T & 5 } F Oe Se tons -arown No, !. gi2 | *%,, Ew ro a ay 16. ~ hy re- per 100 pounds: N | ceipts. 5086. LETT CE—Home-grown,. $1 to +128 ao | creamery as | Je score) - Tex-/ ¢ a oe | box; « nee iceberg crates, $5 to 63 @ 48 440: m as ham firsts (88 to $1 eg A, > san: 33 $1.75 _ aRb GREENS—Home-grown, i waite nanan Mee Storere acked ¢x- per bas 46@4%& Sam f O a _| tra firsts. 44%ec: wit + low. No. 1, New Texas curnmer ‘rates, ye ered extra firsts, * Rise Be: fireta. 441d ~| MILK, ‘held ee ny white, MS AtepARE. —Home-grown, 35c to 0c wet : @i2c: do average ren. PARSNIP8—MHomegrown, to eg per flats, current make, specials, | waite, an and colored. 28@20c: do average run, PARSLEY—Louis! ana barrels, $6. ; POTATOES—Northern rural. 87 to 87.35: > ~ — ‘Guiohed, new Texas triumphs. $12 per 100 pounds for|® Western ‘Seollere, eon. Oa Bac: frozen, 38@43c ; fowls, fresh. 82 e; old roosters, fresh. 28 0c: frozen. turkeys. frozen. 51@56- KANSAS CI a 4 Mo. May 10 ultry unchanged. Butter- ower: firsts. 60c; seconds, 58: SS _-——- AS—Alabama hampers peated. Mississippi hamper, broilers, Dressed RADISH ES -Alabarma tips and white lk feed, 2%¢ per dozen bunches and pam 5c to re 25 for white and §1.50 to Home-grown, $1.10 to ) 3 0 per , ay SALSIFY ~siome- grown. 50c2Osséiperr Gozen bunche STRING BEANS ereen., | $4.50 to $3.50 oor pamper for gree weet POTATOES Home-grown eating. | eeed. $1.25 to §2;: Tennessee 3.25: Missiseippi nancy ball. Home-grown, 50c to 60c per bu ortda har 0 rs Loulsian 1a. $2.50 : Hides in Si. Louis. HIDES—Quiet and steady. Quote cur rocetete (lees 1 pound tare per hide an sooseemE Flint .19 Balted | ik is Balced, pack oo 3 as NAC ‘H "Qu ASH— Florida 1%-bu crates, $4. TOMATOESB—-Filorida repacked. fancy, dl chotece, $8: 6 baakete to crate. P x ¢ —New ia Oana. 2c to B5c per C “AUT. IFL AS hd ER ~~ Hleme- grown, bu 0»box, e" 40 to oe mane and tail on. | = +o es, and pony. °° or { es. KhOe ve anc pig. half price. FRUITS. tremely grubby SS SE ae STRAW BERRIES-——Lower. larger offer- | . a ings included four cara, besides pretty free | and condition and quality | Linseed and Oottonseed Oil. LINSEED OIL— Quote In lots of 1 te 4 consider - able of the supply remained on receivers’ hands late in forenoon. Car lot distributers’ | ¢ } included one car Arkansas 24-quart ne excelsiors (soft and part car Arkan one car do ‘se)!- W'nter white. 25¢: do yellow. 24%c. summer white.24u%c: do rellow. 23% ¢; cooking white. 24\c; do ye! low. mut ofl 22%.¢° sore dean oj). 2) dolled. "COTTONSEED OII—Quote, Res A Pah Cc Papress receipts from Ar- | Saturday) at 4 for | reamorvy higher than extins, | -—Egg@s and | g7 (‘reamery, le | barrele at $2 ver gallon for raw and 82.02 pound: | ad. w4\%ec; | cocoa- + a Ee —, _— — ee ee IRON AND METALS (per 100 Ibs brass, §$% heavy red braes, $15: lich « heavy yellow brass Nominally: | r an copper wire, $15.50 rade (tail- | 7° . ewter. $35; tinfotl, $45 or fair to * 24c; Scrap iron in car ' SCRAP | Miscellaneous Markets | — ‘si GRASS SEEDS (per 100 Ibs) | Timothy et 86.50 to §8 for low to $1). to $1910.75 olce clean seed Ciover at SOc ‘screenings an tallings. mmand full quotations olden mil nite live ; 50: hog millet at 83 20 bulk: Ducks —Wh colored 4c. Chick. common millet at $23 and Siberian millet at | Prime ic ody 6c, @reen S8c— $2.004@ 2% bulk basis musty not wanted Chicken and turkey body STOCK PEAS ene per 100 Ibe: | Mixed 4c Turkey—White pody 5 creen Phippoorwi!! and ew era at $9 to $9.25 oe. colored “h green i152. wings. ta!l and nized at v pointers & PORGHUM CANE SEED—Quotabie per 100 PONES Dry A. $40 per ibs at 82.10@2.15 for redtop and black amber $25 in small le ane. aT owen ee Nee s w SEED—Sound seed at $9 30 , per 100 ibe. St. Louls Wool Market. ONION oe $3.0): white, 84, and/| lou . HL, Southeast Iowa and similar— m ium Nec, © ‘WHEAT —Nominally $3.50 per 100! 85. hs edium at slightly burry i@ i are. DA 22; coarse and braid. gaa ; ne stapie DRIED FRUITS—Evaporated rings apples Lamhe’ wool at iSe - matic i2c to 16¢ per ib. and quartere ile to conse and Southern—-Medium, 454% rated chops. Tc and waste Sc; 82435 hard, 2 "Ughe. d quarters apples at 5c. +: heavy, 404245 ANS AND PEAS—White beans in car lowa Dak. tan, ‘Kan and Neb.— le | ete caeree hand-picked Michigan at $8.25 Rrignt med!um 4° @atc dark. *. 542 40: slight 100 lbe.: ime machine-picked. 88: or- burry, 32@35«: light fine. WGaWc. hea are and email lote higher: beans, $s | 40R Alc " per U ~ rom store cotch Weetern Texas an Okle.—-N } } > | mae lb. spiit Ro. green at lic ‘ah 3e e| ike | 46c: burry. 20@485c ~ mete PLAY THEATERS 40@45c. | KATHERINE MacDONALD The American Beauty in 1 “Passion’s Playground” A Romance of Monte Carlo The Comedy Classic— CHARLIE CHAPLIN in “Shoulder Arms’’ Jugs and Jazz—? It's “The Dancin’ Fool” Wallace Reid and Bebe Daniels F'rom story by the same name in the Saturday Evening Poat. Leading Theaters Presenting Paramount Pictures KINGS ROYAL ec RINGSHIGHWAY : > oO e c.: 4, wear - DELMAR “Olive Playing at Both Theaters WILLIAM S. HART Returns to the Screen in His Own Production ‘“‘The Toll Gate’’ A Paramount-Artcraft Picture GRAND ,~ wt JUNIATA SHENANDOAH Grand and Shenandoah MAY ALLISON in . “MY LADY’ Ss GARTER. Xo THE WALK-OFFS'’’ GRAND-FLORISSANT | p FE [ l GRAND ANI L s HEBERT Grand and Florissant PLAYING TWO HOUSES ‘YOUNG ETHEL CLAYTON i: mrs. winturop’ [The C-E-N-T-R-A-L | pick OF THE PICTURES America’s Brightest Star in Her tireatest Picture NORMA TALMADGE in “A WOMAN GIVES” (AKTER DEHAVEN IN THEIN LATEST COMEDY EDL CATIONAL AND CURRENT EVENTS to 1) FP. M, Admission 20c, Tax @e. - vk. AND MES. CENTRAL 10 A. M. IBERTY TH EATER . a Delmar, Near Grand AMUSEMENTS Every ve. 7 FP. M.. 20¢ and “0e Matinee Saturday and Sunday Only. ALT. THIS WEEK— TWO FEATURES WILLIAM FARNUM = “THE ORPHAN” —AND— HERBERT RAWLINSON =, = “utlaws of the Deep” (oming Newe sun /ANF GREY'S “DESERT GOL. De CHEROKEE INDERELLA (""noxrs Tontight A Dorothy Gish ‘Marvy billen Comes to Town" Fimo Linewin “Pime the Peartess” Ferd Weekly—sennett Comedy '%e VAVOEVINLe (Orpheum Cireult) FYERY DAV #:lo HENRY SANTREY HASKELL. 15—TWICE FOUR MORTORS YATES A REED CORDON Ss OAKES & DELOUN FAY COURTNEY "Se to 81.00 LONEY (1Ke ts MANG A SNYDER Mate. I15e te SOc — Eves... Tues... orPprraa H1OUGF ii 4 Ay | ‘ outings ~i1 r o—Hit, VALCUPVILLP Ne 14 aw ALI. shicey Mantes llonevinoon Chodsy. Dot A Midgeie Thelma skipper. Kennedy & Keeves The Menrees (orradini'e Animals Fields & Wells Fauille Brothers Concert Orchestra—Photoplias-« News Digest Dave AMUSEMENTS COLUMBIA 33 11: AM —CPASELESS DAILY—t1 oe THE DANCING DORANS MASON aad COLE HALL and SHAPING LEWIS and NORTON JEAN GIBSON THE SHE TIGER Www. POX ALI-*STAR CAST. AMERICAN “tT Se ON TPE nwmoNT? Teet ‘‘BREWSTER The Canine Comedian LEON STANTON & CO Money and Matrimen, FRANK KEENAN in “Dellar fer liellar. Fa aieionanianal FOREST PARK HIGHLANDS BIG PLACE ON THE WILE ur anaes “tT he BERLIN NOW OPEN Ap THF FAMO mir wy | ae Mat. Today 500 YANKEE DOODLE ( ene erte liane ing mt« thie ings of all kinds. This would be a permanent! home for local and commercial activities. axe SENNETT BATHING i amily BEAUTI ES PERSON “ith JOH TY FF COSKROV, Wertd St.Louis’ Only Summer Resort j= pies macs, noi panaess ep Le ‘Ri ws—OP AT Matinee AYETY ‘un, HELLO, AMERICA With LEWIS and DODY eS RI ern = STANDARD BATHING BEAUTIES “ izing the fire apparatus. oO! future citizens. ompany | fifty Cities et swimming. i,reunde A Supervisory Committee, selected by the business and civic 0! ganizations, and formally ap pointe d by the Mavor—men of est ib lished reputation—will supervise the issuance of the bonds and eco nomic expenditure of the money, in behalf of the public. This 1s YOUR bond issue. Every dollar of it will be spent at home and for the spe- cific improvements authorized by your vote. Polls Open 6 a. m. to 7 p. m. _ —_ lira ta Most of the improvements in the bond issue must be made wheth- er the bonds are passed or not. The bond issue would spread out the payments over a period of years If the bonds fail, these payments inust be made in a lump sum out of the current annual revenue—which means higher taxes. The passage of the bond issue means a saving 1n taxes to you. So Go to the Polls and Vote ‘“‘Yes”’ — ——_— Pree Gate THING T. M on VWeek * WW Sundae RIALTO Junior Theater onruprwy cimetryr TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY 7 4a4erT. = THE RAINBOW COCKTAIL 4 Meeleal Ff anteesr Master (Cabrie! A Ca. in Tittle Riek Marry Cooper. ratth Cliiferd Hothbie (serdene. Lertea!l P.ddve hk imegrar« Tepics of the Thar Prices during the week toe. t Matiness Saturday ami “ortas * “oO son ‘Siehts. Meeers ed “eater tbe - 4% fon «ple ene werk in aclvanre SERVICE Tomorrow SPENT ROW S
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hy “! Leet @ictions I j 4 *, pot 16 : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, MAY 10. 1920. ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH 4 a The Fore Rivers Were Nifty With Their Feet but the Hatters Were There With Their Heads ‘ a ~ ae Cee = - SS 1 od . es vl BROWNIES OUTBAT 1® years of bard tebeor | finally heave been rewarded oy a St. Louls eleven winning the ts | ip.” stated Cahill “t'r. a final whistle | wae newrral t them, remembering ! was a for- ™er St. Louisan, | unlimbered my bustasm. ent Was the happiest man in si IT lived to see «a St. louis win and also saw al! the pre- bave been making come ed . received one of its creat. @et Bocets yesterday. tm the face ® great many counter aitrac- croad ie that ever hap- SCORE | AB. R. 8.0. A. E 7 oe ee oe ee a - a ~ ~ . ~ — Tiina Siiaiiinss ~ _ Snapped During Yesterday's U a ll ll lili oe a ~™ in. PVP OL Ln Lm i > S al ee Soc cer Title F a i i inal i a a a ee _ Millers’ Speed and Attack “J 3 Beat For e River Team yy “a at -% representative wirh The Eastern | are Ware high tm his praises for Sr | Ovls after the aame we given the bes: im Se. finest place w erer : e have we tees A vietted : 2 ° . ; To sar that re « ere not disap. po'nmted at belmae defeated wou!d = | ae untruth However, tt was « | oe Same aed the best team | The Fore River : | j eam jest might at 16:15 e clock. ponnat | _———. ' Gam>. | - of Waee-. vwey er. Iimsat of odds of : oP the Mi: ye one Sff was mad im the Ease moet ef the Pagers’ were a: eens. 2 Mec, Weseertng oo There was « Sreat éea! img On the game. la? a if \ @ .\ . , ‘\ jatiomaily Advertised Brink ©. —____ A ene, Mefsel & Recker Cigar Co., Dist. Seld Everywhere. assured- Faultiess Night Shirts AUSTIN 3B../... 56 01 1 2 6 eT) ‘ ” 4 ' _ bON “8. "es eee o ] 3 3 4 ' > ’ WEN LF. ..4... ee ae 1 O O ~S7ru! : ’ = sit a” ds _ER Rk. 7 Oe . i) ] ’ Qi 0) : rn garn tin ; i ; oF - 4 7 o. = ™. yeeterd \ ILLIAMS ‘ i cee " -» a nm For os. 2 i >) ‘. “ 3 1 - »“« fa’ ‘a ‘ > a j | , , a . , 4 ’ . 4 " ee . ‘ ~. ' : 4 ~ a SHOV!I r\ ‘ we ’ l a l ’ . — ad ; F -o- oi i OuUS cle, en ine f- rst A | -Ame can 2 er { lub . — ee ty * . : ‘ — =. z 4) ft . , | > _ A sie ahaa =i a $6578.87) wil pe - ee. ae Davis and Sanders Found oe a. el gg a f the United: Mia ade omer ; in Histg fe oes oun DAVIS P , [Sree j i) 0 2 | . % - * ‘ . ‘ ike MN £44308 i &hit S Oo OTL ail ‘Ssociation te Capture N atic aS se ae * a > te > > ~ 4. ~ 5 . wo oe . , ; ’ ’ . bile by al “eg * Easy in First Five Frames 54NDEBS P...... C000 00 | Ao ronors—Game Cleanly Plaved Before to.000 4 PrarMic aver: Bagby Stops Burke’s i;snci, 000090) av | — : na lean SNEAKTHI} y vtop UKE S$ BrRWELL....... — i oa ea ya S hat belon . . , ; wp pind eins genni Seb - > " e! " o Men Until Eighth. OMIVH.......4.. 10060 0 See Lage Reeser By William S. Bascom, Seitnient. whe : -—, Se ' a i@ their betor fTHOMPBON..3... 1006€460 6 Se ‘ Former Referee of the St. Louls Soccer league. - * ‘ne tates — f- Wik the rst time since the United Stat "ant hei : # were a fur cape . LEN ELLAND, May 10,.—Ter ——— e neh: — cir ed ates Foo Oat! Association ” > Whi 2300 Ore : ; : a r OTs hip caoTr HMeti ion was inaugurated n 1914 x - ~ me Mies Fe? ae Wine thousand fans welcomed the Indians Be - 413152917 2] team ts the holder of the title. This honor went +, an A'l-Ameriqng aaa e @iman belong: for their Sing ie came with the ; a-@ ts ae? Da es in the @% | Sr Louis Soccer League teres aa - a 5 ane Oo .ne Bern Millers « a q For Kw nm “ste e*s Krow Os tod 4\. Spe } 7 ie lor = " Dette fae Ke. - ‘ be _ mit 5 fn ' ; , 1 _ ee , =v . s@ of a ~~! . ictory b: s @Breger* ' Mrs I a, i tom bccn dee then ly repeal Fore River eleven of Quincy, Mass.. at Federa! Fieta owes EDV as his hurler with O'Nei pson batted for Batne tm the aint! The largest crowd that ever attended a «oc = ie : .: . : : van ¥ . www . ; S r ne =? a 4a ays wa | a om .1s eA : ~e\ ; € i ; “Oo? see dav. St. Louis has the honor of havr- John od Meyers C “ Ke ae ee ae Tobin singled te conter , rt yf foreier Orn vr! re ~‘e — ‘e , ; rf Or A relay, Smith going to third. Gard-|" *"******* i a oe part of foreign born players Sweden with the all-St, tents a a eh BD ner flied to Williams ONE RUN VO ad | The Millers’ conquest yesterday Cer team the capacity of ae 5, Aman. 3148 SECOND INNING. Totals. Peete 2g 7 10 onl 13 ; ' was clue main i. he greater er and Physical a recter Pal : 2 -, RROWNS—W ilar a = Nad . a ~ a= ‘ anes a : ; dash ~~ the at} tes c -— eel? wil . = *** hie« ’ ri . . rr popped to Chapman NO RUNS BROWNS ‘ ..00 0 on nO 9 | 2 ihe OCA! CAeCrs Were at east a af i ock 1¢ i r g teen ven > ue ge | he _ CLEVELAND — Wamb, singled CLEVE Bos } —_ 1 000 ‘ is step faster than their rivals. How- | to r othe be a: Ss 'Oulsane, . Po eees« ~~ - _— _ ie : . : si ‘ 2 : r ty erte ” fie. " “arn Le ea through Austin and went to third, : ever, the rore River team had a of whon ave ene ? 9 watch. Haynes when Johnston singled to right.| - © 6reater a mt of science the Post-Dispatch previa 3 “Dea? be 3 — O'Neill tapped to Davis, who. ' : ie the plavere al : ~ Schang he firer wee s an : —_ . ° O'Neill scoring, but Graney was) —S°— **—2 80° Dine Millers Had ard Pigt wien frees ate yg OR are ight. twin yr ‘ir . sm than ein feer eaught between third and home. | Na . can 2. ; ; and e : boa 9 reeted twice ‘ae vear tiona! ’ Sa) i : eet x eed. ’ "¢ Pa ~ . : Jacobson to Severeld to Austin to League. Ratican was well-e : «Say Mies ee * Sugeestion Serer om “> “4 ’ ; r? 4.a\ ’ a -a7r Z ew a : = =O r . : 14 > Severeid to Austin. TWO RUNS. PHILADELPHIA AT PITTSBURG Roger chee : e national sw suai ae ery of Mre t 3 oon owl 2 ° — i id - ~~. COT) i} « ‘ > a. : ‘ Ait enr $ » . THIRD INNING. _inaien 123456789 THEE. na: the lncai, SE pionshin s cham. whe said that ene ee BROWNS—Gerber singled to lef: | re 3 pita .. I 9 900000 o1 « 2 : ; Ca .s ; ac Ph on. the 4 from the eanitarium r: Davis fo G b Ch yew i a = 009 Vv0°0 ‘— 8 rs 4) 8 Re eree 4 Af \* ‘ “ _ = = . Seti i i me 3 _— : ~ + ‘? rr s' : ™ alee ae rerbder, apman to oe , Mhiladeiphia — Causer ane Az ew the closing whistic ast )/ minutes, the Fore River THE HOWB or a ination eee oe ao to Speaker.| germid: j mmires—Harrienc aed Oo tine and After Mavor Kiel had place t on a spurt “so eustvacter. at 1680 (io ’ an thro 7... : enn ae . ; ' vv ar af ees et Pight n ough second. “oy , f eal ape a . a: ed tm food ~ dl ~~, d Tobin bounced a single off Bagby's AA AAR enn mame oon — ———— ‘ BOE ru Many f Ss were called on glove. filling the bases Sisier fann . ? Saal een areata tei: ee — ee s , ; — * §8 , : x ae se £ : Ps 'e » Wome ’ ed M ror 4 ee SEN 4731 i . ce a 3 Lew wu “i A BIRG! " ° rarac _ roal Aeec he : . 7 a Se “Sha ers ICAI O7;F a? og Oa c . 2LAR « LIMA! NO RUNG. ) Qj or Lea “ue per Lamble of the Fore Rivers. preparing to cle; te oF se ) rhe + ue te Figures. ene of Temer- ; Car a shot at the ner ROT’ | ils opened w 2 rus , avenue, leer righ: CLEV ELLAND sini Smith walked |? ( u 1} © the } ore Rirer goal. The hall ha iu e Gardner forced Smith. Davis to Ger- c Statist c —_—_— a — = — eS ————__ ae Ae aaa Fae S ar ‘ aur and ‘ Our 1 he Lambi« is “ Ate hing it e« e* ~T ee 643 tie : Ava = ' . & bis é , A GOA . . fanned. TWO RUNS 60: Cincinant 7 ace S, ” BY vied . la ‘ |. Daley kicked a nerfs. o M. Fr ta TY ccwe va! s i“ BD = . . ’ - e Fie ‘ _~ ee -_ : + > oa « 7 . @ her ot oat POURTH INNING Mreekirn .. ......,... 0 ‘ 54 orn , Page again headed w . | 1 THE fesenn otabdie im the + : - " . ~ eats ° . “ — ~~ t« - oth weno “ 8. BROWNS—Williams wincied 15 |ritmmnt eee escseees 8 . ‘ 12,000 Perso C : : Nieman and Elliott Lead Pitch- | of the pos: Sho | wd ; # or0, Mains. Lt right. Jack ec OSM PHIS 2... . 50.005. 9 o 424 ’ ns See hampions hy In F t . Al McHenry. who ca ates ; ped 2 q ; '' z ©xson singled to left. Seve-|Chiage . _ on ; , Tal E: p ry —~ 4 eatures, Cc Owning Be: ~~ if i ind ouls ‘ - . FRANCES reid hit into a double Piav. Gardner CARDINAI e _— " se 47.5 3 inal Game of Series— * — hhhaal hl de Lhd itd O Hi mimnsé! ) ti ? opening peri re | birt (“arr ore a . a > SATB 4 Ores ~ vm : 17 to Johnston Gerber lift . te v re enn a eee ‘1 427 a ne-Fiit Contest. piaved we for the greater = oe Offaide : Jt heertrs! « a . Tas ey NO oe ‘ ¢ er > ted to Gran- eu ore. : . : e 1? 333 Braves Call Tomorrow es ‘ r ry i t ie Pay oe tha ‘ oo " ye aa pat ~ OE a , fy ‘ 2 ; % nec far’. stertas af : we «CS RUNS AMERICAN LEAGUE ins - ie ciosing half, missed «a great open- A .*>"S . ° ‘ ‘ Line Rotber:s * " - CLEVELAND—Grane walked LU RS. Won. . a ee “ r z x t ns in ing after faxing a pass from Dunn ar en n AS yee ‘4 1 rer —~ 7, ® @'r' atta , ‘ “al Cle iand . Lost. et _ “ 7 es 3 = “oe TY © teein nal ! : ‘7 - , . , : VY : . feos sz eres _ar 7 : oF ‘ - . : . ed . re) : raded. Smith drew four balls. an.) emcer ee “** —— 6x4 ' eld the Cardi: . - - f battli: ot - RES: Job nsteon ! * THE RE‘ ' “ 3 . 2 . a. a lle life YT) Tine i’? w ae é x Ha ) Marre. t: * ere helf ‘ | : EY. FRANK ’ ’ ie ee vemieson now playing Today’s Schedule. Series by three games tw Rue- ] ill Vote “Y¥-« — Ss clashes were gesu2 af- Inga pass from Peientand the ie — Kiaht beck .. W, > a ee! are at 7 eld for Cleveland BR . ) ther scorer) , 4 , = a. = rs Vinn ‘ nte h i" = — : , Ht hens urwell bat- - 9 > - ie : . wo t eS Hie « oes Al - Clemons (iets Both Hit~ race eeenis to he hopeles. art LT op ru, . ; - x . ; « s : ; - ¢ w ne at ADRIAN A+ «& " “4 -_ a “a> : : ams > 7 a = © . = " - - = F : : —— a ne ada, Ma* 4’ ti a... te. bagger te left en on 'wo- ‘4.eMoOons was . g _ . . " ss ian | ‘ - ime SA 3 nari _& NS— Jame singled y on 1fe@W OU l who aif aniwe Ri ie ; ss bors . \! « , P . ‘s ar.otte ~Ssrch. Poplar H=/? S ie" Seatieen nic as > Aine: momnee Severeid singled to cen- eiiend ce avy Ruether's siants ; Mess the Mann as R wae” a — nom ne wil 4 ae ' . scor ws - . : - £. « “= 5 ine *Mrat rv? Was«. ia P en“sa Waw : play, Chapman to Wamby to John- to * meting Williams. Shevtin filed |third inning and was « z hr a THE KING OF SPORTS , ner MeHenury crossed aver ad ee Fy «1 fer the deat on wad ston. Chapman threw out Se, ereid CI EV nods TWO PI NS to center i lee - ‘ a it >. } . = : & “ the by it ‘+n cleared. "4 7 _ s . a, re om Ti req ry NO RUNS. Jami ELAND—Gedeon threw out; three b : ‘ ; } ote pete I | tga ti, ee wen? ca gall MeHen-y again guined p Ladies’ Day Tomorrow. _ a aSes he Poush l« , ' - wiy “ . Ta : CLEV ND—Sr j' , eson. Chayman rolied to Shov ' ~ ool wip festscceny escap BARRED - =* , f the sphere and pas a ; ~ it ¢ ; is . ~ oT « i 7 } ary ry o . ‘ a ; -_ " — s 2 ‘ 4 - Severeid. Gardner eed “ anos ft in. Speaker walked. Speaker out we Sete prnenceRie ot Dancers at Coney Kiang | rae ’ . WOMEN GOLFERS HOLD a we SS eee CPrdinal | een te Oa e ince i ~ - * le ec ‘" i it aS |\eague,: ‘ o nee “dalibe iAVve ‘ ‘ aitia . wWOoncay i« a : : . Austin’s ler . ? Stealing. Sevc- > to Sh, ae eas r Premeony motifien!t bw the _ : . 2 EVENTS THIS W ; Deas Dann beoete “7 9 Rev A must FT & eear g'ove. He died stealing. RUNS J inning Roush gv s ha i $fu' o ‘ - — RROWNS—T na the official score ied it was \ : . Ss es f e°: ate “ ‘ . B S menthe aad a SEVENTH INNING — hompson » tted ‘ ™ , ‘ ’ ine ‘ ae ES no? re + «* — , a" cose reaver Purer, "tegen . a = ». .. Ra\ - é or & hit ia . P . a ( iver 8000 P | eee ae and. ¥7 teockK. who walkeA the. "ee n : : ~ 4 ete ° . . © i Ve es ano. : ° fornsh) and (€;@mMmons wer fa ’ © . ere n ° . ’ . rie + : aa . ‘ ay to See | itle Only Cardinals to reach ¢ ret (Ye DUPO . nileamnicids staal ing 7 ‘ — RO N + Cahill Realiz glee encred the sack on his two s TAKES TROLLEY voip sins oan mac ane of \:s ROBINS AND MORSE PLAY ’ an biorns! fo : ~ * for Centers 9 ™ ealizes Dream of Years . °°"). (8. soe he ke |, LEAGUE FEATURE Game“ O"", 120 MINUTES TO A TIE . »* == - - PPL PL LO tay third on The yiuse see » . °® teat a. 2 tear ; ‘ —_ . ‘ \% } eh > - " = = ‘Thomas Ca AO rrr LD Peubee the eeany, soathoas Lemme opsnins * Trolley Callop Quits Salt Lak Mores Drouin ten hill, former St. Loutsan. : Cabhil! 4 ee eee Sp © ft ® counter attract m he » Le x Bier " Nas - op a e. Orse a are honorary secretar ’ of bh ’ 7 \ . - ‘ : eparted ast night far hationa Ss cer chan p ons " fr a Max . @ FRR A 4 iN ; ’ m Va" \ - ; tes . , the L. & F. New A, ore. but will be back again | Federa! Field—the fina een ’ SCO , . . ; " Si Callen, Sacuber ‘Maes “Sas > — - rae | : - ae : ® of a as : ’ : eo ork ' ifin round =. was the happiest man in Sr. shortly to attend the arnva!) Tt’ ’ 3 g - _- =" . . . “ ry . =? * or: — us . y rex state Foor’ " Louis following th Re Mu : is 4 Meeting Which wit be |b . | Desr crowd of the wea ee “ rer. ree rere 7 He Win-'. nee : I —— a se les in the! en - otda e n lillers vic. | a’ the Statler Hote? Ma a L1elid | Nationa! Leag : - ; Bn - ; a mine ee . sae . I ‘he a LAKe ‘ea ” on Serres ~@., 2 2} . : “ pars L- , " : — torr. Cahill Stated that until Ref. and 22 . sand Dersora« Witnesece, o —_ ; ‘ ae "ZY et ar “ = eree McKenzie biew tb , a Ohne i the contes ; “4 s e « af oe. . a . "ans, 4... / ; 7 4 — of new Shape for Spring —and Summer Wear Smart-Cool-CGomfortable Pray t - ~ i tecp : Ber «af ong vis Rend Tt sa4 cor & — | Saag sieter « Pe® ten ~~ Mey t OLOEST BRAND UNITED SHIRT AND COLLAR CO. 2. SO Man ERS OF LION gwRTS TROL ek ee @2 +8 ¢ @ SOOT SSS CPS SSS 6 +e C6 SGEe sees bee eee es
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' he ' . on é ' . ! : . : . clan bas ‘ . _ mmm, - : ° _ , ‘ . = - —-— ; STE NOGRAPHER. -Experie: : ke es ) te as laanel. 70 ake AW leas wee mares a EDROO Mw tor ) ; or - whe t« willing to wor ' . 1 . : ‘ ntere r) ‘ 4 : , ncure ‘ a ’ ~ Pex X-41) “Post -Disnn: AS! ; : , erienc necess ) , Sop — — Cotes , sv itTc ‘CHME>. = “Dice : : : ' ; ——~ z , , permanent position and one-heilf after Pierce BRidg. or Gene ° mil! awire HMEN- =. a E want a faw at Once, ro; Aol ve We heave per Tew daze positions fer those who ep; ly a * ew SWITCHMEN ‘itiatieu sisi WANTED zs ae : BURLINGTON ROUT: at & 4 ci , . + — 7 _— | ver }. ane ore. ; = ; ;' Ls at . male — + reases. . | ~ KANSAS CITY +) = CHICAGO tmsas 815 MARKET ST Salesman : : : a eg = =Re ) Coca er — Permanent position for TAILOR—Ana ! bushe! man “105 N Sara . . 12: ~* ~ : ; ——s : — “ : TAILOR--Or busheiman;: experienced. gwa *'*™S salesman, experienced in , a ———— sit ' : 1EN-—I're ‘e given . | 7 '’ : . “y ‘ ey. 2341 Olive st a aS ‘ ‘ nd , , era ; _ + nis | © aApolemen Se Oy Ma ee ae SPiling traveling woods. UNNER- ‘Allround first-crass. 919 Ann a: ions Sidney 41 superintendent s_ office, Te SBR Ant helper. Central COL. 217 floor baleon: - IR Sm - 7 a etnentibenen se : .} Phone 2. pare | : a = a PG ; , t. c ‘ > | , ; ‘ > Fm , “ . , - "7 [~- . : “rite ‘ b> Sy X NERS HELPER Experienced ~onibe . "co = —=- : : ; edu : FIRN! RE bh ow: tile (4o0 ' e- 1723W are 8 | aoe FAMOUS-BARR CO. GIRETFor mgeral noysework.anariment. | a a: - cleo! %, SS mmission be “apes - roi - , , w , pert ' , FOR SALE TINNERS New Subddivision—Big $50,000 And sheet meta! “soen sy street car and Advertising (Campaign 48 bow LOUTS Car 1 To mm : - a Broad a, ” vr ; ; ’ ; > t™ ' itt ‘ ’ PAY AND . = : vy* or — . . , :~ . 1a76 .* ba an BERNICE MAN io ored 3 . e J : 1 . “ . . came reac os wore Mer cu . ~o -@ = “pom ; : : - : ®: ; aos ow owe Lincei! ’ ‘ ’ - : . “ 7 "A “Ss ‘ 7 » , ’ at . — —- ae ee > 6545.45 Gs> LS Ve a ‘ . . . = - a . ' — ' Teme . . VACHINE i PMs EEIGNERS — Layout | corr a: ou export onies manpaer wi! tench | Daper store Ssi9 Sis of M2 | HOUSEGIRE x . for la vetun ties i and Washetand enter table. Mao | 2: : and detail men. ORDNANCE % ice open until 8 pm THE | Omi With ex n bookleeping. B12 eluted. references $4 : 7 | Patiroad sid, | SIS Whitten | a = = :. ee aOTIRING CO. | Coin Bae OFSEST CO. 5 *p ope ie ne wor = ; : . . 0 | ice . —% pe ie e qualified. Se TRUNK MAKERS ——Steaay QA | EQ MIEN cian nS | ftooe “wes | | | work: good wages Te _ ipAY * Ri—To assist th ee GT : , Poe, CA, Le SOLICITORS HERKERT-MEISEL TRUNK an perience u py , ) he EXCHANGE CO.. 1218 Chestnut st. erg ee anv ends tmatitntion | seer work. Apaty 2038 Gove st teh | "veer . 2 . LY & W | | erie IOITORS—On | REFRIGERATORS —30- new ail sivies | ne = py Bagie n> Good, seady work ap- Operating under state supervi- — 4 . . 6342 1 we ; _ 7 “= = . - " . . ” + ms | LA V ASSERS —— SOLICTTORS—oor ry on Lap Ce =. ih — . — - re. . . . . . . , ‘ = mt ' - OUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED ms ermus heusefiv hewernettiee melt: 5 ow a> mis . . ' / > amd : m 4 4 ae -™ cent commission % at Al | —Restaurant «= —— . Ms . . ' « : LS Lherrmar . ANDIRONS—Carpets furat? us f ef de. ih 4 Mendar 434° . . merard 4 . ora Hew se sal — ire . - : - - , eTriptions ~oOn'ents “ats nae Nowe t Pt A. Rerot ee ram ee Ree} o~xie Sediy large or etre ee . ‘7 ore " _ . . . ° 2 . : ; é 7. . - — ™ " . sol Treas Two ladies and IRI —_-- VUSEW OMAN how cP “ et, ye. 5 account - +h ting static | a. __ BS . “ SS. Forest 83 tech ‘EXP RIF, XC ED IRONERS “2 . , Preme > Stam for @Ppeiatmen oe “ y : : ¢ an earn es : . : . 37 ; Do “2o Tite Guaran” ~ 4 portnmn ' a , i. r~ , a as ot Lee SEEDS. PLANTS AN - ~e-' SEW ERA SHIRT FACTORY Ficading , . n * aio denmeenneie “a ~ S , . S A! ic?) Pao ding. “=a amount ——"e, BEDS Wté.—Re en! | . Sr T ‘Tons Tee = ‘et e . re | - a7 8 2 is ‘ beshet 4658 heat St on ‘ah “Wb ie
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7 — Dal we ewe Se INDAT, , ELRY-. WATCHES —_ y 10, 1929. ee ee tone page —~ peatanataneaats id RE ee AUTOMOBILES | , AUTOMOBILES — x peas! MUSICAL _ eS: , HOTELS IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE Se tor aiend, meme Meaty incur _ TOURING CARS _ ACCESSORIES, PARTS—FOR SALE ‘PIANOS. AND ORGANS LOOMS.-With bath: e . Hallen- | HOW'S) tora. ¢ fiat, @ houses; | HOUGE—18-reom:. al etere euuediis — tities Te ~ ~ —~ ~~ ee el le ' ”) " , os a 250144. vent : encea: box lbh: income $1330 a year ae) i Tents i¢ . . | oa » 2, GOODS WANTED — wT . ORD B DIES or °} ‘on tru ke: c oaing PuURD - hats = ma TIRES Brupssick nonsxid SOO ATCH .F : nderate it Below wholesale price rr 6 . : . 7. t. +, ces ~- u“ . - “t . Ral@man « v4 gto ash , : } . ord SS. Bhx4te, Gillette MONDAY, a i evatetin ee IF YOU’VE DECIDED TO EXPAND YOUR BUSINESS and add to your staff find the right people through these columns. “6 Re ——— edt CALLY new ut ano | pers : | . . 20 4 cham: Gale Gia ea*- | MELVILL TEL—333 rtmer. very reasonable. Inquire 2008 Cerr tT ; : i; . ; ris . ha nne sat *’ ‘ ~ « ~ 7 a’ rernel ‘he Vr ’ “ ele a oN HEIGHTS REMIDENC ¥ andoah * ate- an _ ¢* ure. stover: leet - ' _ i " ne . . vs , ’ lion. Forest ¢29 ER © | Ea + | FURD RODIES 1 kt “ ——a———— |b ol hae «hae vin e * , rif guaranteed Lew. we r , 5 exceptions: ©» in in fi ~ ——— ren! °. aaatl ' . “01 : in the yw roupe hens Ail ki as, touring. rued-«ter, v Th Mye4. vol en ; “Ou 1] @ able Stety , re 2197 |} ' » . year, Aennerny ©&*.. | ae ‘ é m th oF ‘an SOCARS | and commercial: all striles: ow oe z care ~~ To18 TyCy ; : ‘ “= \awin. .s or. ~ le ae i t. =, none Se Ls ony Sei E - / 3 SOUTH wt _—Qoor or bad 5 wn . ~~ 1nd 2 320 () hive s #t. ic 1: a) —— se a = fe J . , . me | ; ; ] : ‘ . ty! . flat 4 ' > roome, =" x180 Forest -— _ eaillntt aa ows atten al ate . ' " . are a ‘ ‘ ~ =e ' 4 in ‘8! . =, '? ‘Pike ’ : ; . ’ a ' Eis , ee ‘ A * i on” aT : : ww oo rit i pric - — ss . — on et Romont_ 1846. (cs bore. ; } : 49 f. TAT. BARG AT . i? if» . nO : ' . a = 7 " . : : ‘h ey? ar ii¢ ' he urniiere a weno fur- — . as Mie? bem greed rucks: a styles - A. ee. a li 6 | , , on tn. nie. émet/ dade 42 GV om herw - , utommonile “ EDWARD = RAKE WE! : Vr reet % , ae Ae) ' a7 ' . : gro As new at l., the malnu- FPORDs louring cares ene bran Aa ™ ‘ “ON Oy . ise That ‘Vara; bia wr. . ee ve » — . ° nniniad (omy "ha page ~~ J mth at. Ge - - a. Auto Bety Co., 18 one 1918; in excellent condition; c! ita Pianos ath ene sive. _fce APARTMENT. HE \TEI Fogenta st. and Jetfersen 138 N_ sth “st . es . aise clothing: ’ ~_ . ; ’ eo ’ Ha PE - 4cB) > . » o:a h ens SH35 W ash ing ton a. ‘ a SS __— TALKING MACHINES ae N ASHIN ) . . - a all mr - tr) ted : : . ; 'NALMERS penne Tee ANKI. IN—Real bargain tn touring | car. aught; instruments loaned. Putnam, 112 GRAPH-Feautiful tone: ain spate a eee ane n St. Louis. | i Ind: rent weak a E, DM "ARD L. BAKEWE!! ay - wot. 1917: new paint Guire 4708A McMillan av. ho Ne . PG eee Se aan a 19) fano, furniture; bargains; wi oe a Oe eee ts = lauls 1 near ae é ' _ 1389 Mf “s at on will Aermonetrate oa —— _ — —_ - * tJ 71 ’ KE 4, : } )% wl io en , : > , " - . AR > nD | : a& a? i, : — r. ’ om indell @87 or 4350 Mar: 5-passenger touring: overhauled. : s: tal rrec and guaranteed ~W cabinet e@tyle por 3 one Tindeil 9616 L Ll nivers r Mth et.: Mat; lot = e908 8 4 ; er ic? Al } ) hala! mon’ ; t Cl ian ret 4 ree 4 > wt ’ ~ , , ‘ — - ——— ee : ' : “ = _—_- - + : . *. : 4 . : . : > P . . \k at a ike rT ' rim Dresser, “epune. mat- ° —_? \ readwes | CHASSES - -_ 41: : ehh ___(¢3) ru 2 (e18)! s-isekamnp Pian 121-23 Ss. Gra, a8 ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED 2 one Wil jon .. un > ” “—" 4 POPP Cw ) - touring; © led. re-| RB 461 IME r jazz piano D eving guaranteed rum be = ROOM aa : - "ata ; MADORAN ad eu? 7. ” “ : ‘ . esp ~ + gooe candition 7 ’ v | ’ s" ; ‘ ; } ’ : . mn DS iin . me in . -aner h | " aol ) : “gr A ‘ ’ " . ’ =. ‘ : =" 7103 pal v ay , “ ° ‘ _ , 1%0O. ui) taught: ope lati : ey Se a ~ a , . Ps : ; _ af Serr? . ara@? mahogany: by an, St Tarun os omy give 4 erg ' . ' —- Mu “a | Sf rree - — —— : a ni } %. Ollendorf School. 39°53 ; * ' « ~~ - 4 . “Por! ieee al | ‘td pay $100 to SIM pe oD ra ASSIS Brand-new. 1990 1 * $-cylinder od = = oo 4 "Sonditlon: Juniata tem | cone ee at oF aymments. AEOLIAN rr Fe ) rad FD 1 | ara ‘sb Seles Department Cali For- —-. oe Soe | | U_trade. 3116 Case OT19 Washi: . a; 3. conditio®: | PARE Why not. he re your child at - 4 ROOM AND BOAR ‘: er | Ny) } i | ‘ Su \ oD Ani LL BAameewalt. ... ot fel) or A ; . “ . - , . - ' hh * four wt run at J : . : tomy D> t xe Ay re - | >) , o + .o > - orin the trrir RECORDS pr ' ved riva‘e a> 9 - , a A Ci i ; P ‘> ” wheal ~a Praoes ry Io , “4 . tape, O-ecinny - © - : to CV. \acat! xperienced ¢t he low tu es 7 — aare ( hris* ian etme rs - serrata! : fom here: pay Mec vw f in a er or gene ok) ~ y pAymente Deda A sto le Co. — as E. Moinont te ntrai , Ses?) 3 particulars write N-175 , RECORDS an’ phonographs pough 6 a IM ME DI ATE FM ISSESSION to | 2 nee Menta’ \ M “ ’ rie ‘ ae 7 tat ; : . Onoosite Cir . } . t ’ — : . ; . . un es age ‘ 2 - ; Ae > Eo it. sold = . | | . ee ek oe es ‘ . Delmar 845. Fe, > | - —--- py Mall. (c3) |" aAition: $450. : Phan Mo — : . ; : ; a gaeh: : a ) 2 et >, ; “i Doge med = 3 7. : . “i610: very beau ©T18 Park. Phone Grand 3999. Victor Otte | | ROOMS and BOARD) F | \\ 0) hbloeks | rom Natura ree pean hot water heat. ° c, OO. . oe Dabinets. vRult oem er ané usec sao ‘ar with same guaran tiful; po ul Httle mn y ec ~ sais ’ | A é, t ’ mt « : rr —- ” ~~ ; >? ' guaran . © ‘ ° { lil¢ ‘ See Carn as Me: aumienss Safe CO. 420 N: 455) Gul trade smallcar een ick | $liRb, bigwes! Nargain ever offered rR esairing, _sPalcing,, planes, | ~ TAPARTMENT S|) Bridge Sa MERCANTILE TRUST CO ; vere ——-- '. ». ic? 2190 : ; ; oft 5, D s. elect! ie - vor tyre " Wate wartier. Victor o16 : . 4 wurgiar Herr ne«- a , fine ’ Alt tor : down, bala y r ale Diayvers Victor 1741R, Grand 877W ba ’ rc a Po : (oR) 2 aul? doors se mit | —_.°8! Buy: only rere son eis ee | seer Se bo ON. G 1: oF | : man’s Piano Factory. 1815 5S. Jefferson . ROOMS FOR RENT CITY i») \I » - | N le Bl SIN kSS “d.—-Mad'v-: nm Rpot . . Au ionbinets!. ne Pp , ‘ Out “> , MAXWHELI : ou rt pe 9 — } TMs El aie arrest e ou / late. , le Slay pom Stor. pine a . @ y ‘if chow tad ; 1 “ae oh - , " teve ; e - o~ “Auto co ‘ ; i fo! refini: ‘ — : fl - , — I - . o* } | oe Oe : WEST ed ING FEW ‘ rie te Ke WES! Cab. G10. Delmar 494. (ef) fi2 _s SIC lights Biarter ride ir idge for \our- 16H paid ff mhone 24 ie —— ARGHOINN! tT . “a to A T \ highwa: ' f ! : DF eae th S-room efficlaney; | 8 OCATIONS. : rotenet coon ot = te! arpets and stovea: beg Mari : bh lL. lt) ; ‘-Pg> touring : mode) un % rijles _ . e’'reet ene’ ted pow _— of... Tiedlivy; any mo . ! t) *. ' : , Q@weellings, best neat ae “ . SEWING MACHINES a! obs rok wen Careegnee =. aie 6 : ! roe SF re RESSS . 08 _Sstrumenta. Ton) cnt. seers : CENTRAL ©. Del. 208%. Forest 3983. oe A PORD ‘ai ery © Pf ore one ge AYER-PTA? Ve will » your (~~ . 1 ) a ; ; MACHINE. Singer . 7. +o . a ~. Wl; starter demountables : Pas O01 OT . ral waver for carah,; he . — 1} EASTON —S ; as kit ’ ‘ oh , ' . ; Vo nm yu then : : S18 Morrar o niversal lord VMixchange a St saitir to . bu ete : ' — hg pEuve ‘Ss a! ' an . a garage. Treg — ‘omp! late furnishings | ot a i ’ MOTPFA ive es? : ~ “ —-- - . > eee wait ... : — ake week , > aster as -' Wr 4 r * gtill, eall at 118 N. ith n° : 4 Olive BAGS [a ee MACHINEFor rent: Chouteav Central 860 - ee: BO aa ——. 5 e? ~ wil ; ondition am | FRANELIN, 3 Light eoniainad ie: 4 rooms: tmmnediat pasension: $m fice % will show them to, HOME. 5610 Bartmer av. beautiful home; Hadiv: ail descript a ‘ac bi 299 a@hoan. | OVER! Coupe: ' — = 7 ' single or nnecti: ou! © housekeep- rat BU ; you vacant; finest residential section larae lots, content= Slate, ‘Swank a ae SHOP. SS) Oe r aie oan D an tan aa buy at $8550; rouring car; 3 brand-new cars, -LAYER-PIANO—Rosewood case, bargat: ing woes A Wes Bice aia tend *hestnut st | wis : _ ‘ — . iene porch. oak floors, fine rooms, large fot eh price. se hober, 44.5 7 ————— + -- . . — A ne, _ 23104 Lac st ‘ ‘ ven ilies to be sold in St. louis. = u>. A. _ Brow *kmeyer, Olive 4018 : MAND . . a. : —— : - | a kK | ) A \ Is tat \] T \ . nt litton heave no uee for it wilt RIPPS-BOOTH—1917 Tha : ii} for quick turn-over. ZS510A PIANO-—Ard Victrola, with 25 records; both "aed ane or wit for $12,500 ermail payment hey ee ‘“) wh 8015 Cabanne. orest 1S1W (46x) », Fores Swit ich) © MACHINES neer. Wheeler & coupe . “Co | —_—— 5. — : ite 40 2101 OO} ‘ ~~ rocu ” tt é‘ t,eme! ak xe a’ ts A call will « lomestic an ther good mn Awe & 1 Olive st. Bom. 121, Ce: wee (eS £200. 4024A Lafavette os - . 1 ay —_~ eo Re rou s100 up. guarantee to gi\e6 eatis = = . is OLUSMORILE 1w20 light six touring De PLAYER P f. 4NO—Beav itiful tone aline AX ag , “Rooms | with running wee ES, FLA ] o4 E | ( | Hl ay V IK, L, ( »P M I uN qT as pianos. graphopones Tin. terns “ve (*houten eld LIMOUSINES i pie ue AY to in 2101 Oil @ st. Bomeo if 12 new fur it Te. 5 ‘honogts ob: 7+ — ' >» = ae anu privat e vath: 7OC day, 4 vies ' “ S16 cot, L\ > " r 14> ; ' - = to ® roeorme. er to aw aeTo ics) = a MACHIIN! rel nit is ~_ ‘ " _ - ntre S om — . - “a? ~~ ~~~ ?eCme Or ae” eee EE i : M4 ny! ei Vl . ° ivy omit e | ‘ . hen a . . : : Aw bert ay . ~ - Se os nl ‘ 7 : : 4 Pp 4 rehyu : . : " = or - . aoa dr ORG aN RP, ow 4 arge = ae} Oo oe -_ , } ‘ ai .; Mt 8 ’ rit ry] _ + a Py . Call Forest 5025 or Del. « eee tne machines of all makes, we guar' ~~ bated & -Limousine very OLDSMOBIL 1918. lignt eight [ours De ‘I 1 si ple ooo rons a nn Mg thee eng FLATS FOR RENT Cri} n35, Central 6: 0 s rooms, 4012 ‘ po Bay ) Y fture of all : of our work-.| «‘houteau Jefferson retrtal business, termes if desired Central _ 860. Co., 8101 Olive st. Bomont a) ‘ike ne ai De t “ ‘HIN iT “9 ! ; Loe he ro - : : e 3 , ene © ae or ~ suncnne Shop, 2331 Chouteau. ur eee =p Steer’ ton i , ; . =~ tormes. ‘etl { ‘abany 8741. icl> luxe Auto : hin Bom ') —- T+ —— SOUTH . ‘ y net ‘ rn reyr y house end sa’*4 I Rit K 4 f Wf), . uD a! ruarmr ntee | ‘ houtea le ‘ Roar Cat er 118. Ke uy cord ; " €tren. ‘ er ‘Te } DLL r 7) « : | ol > 1 r) ' ‘tre 7 » : scala } ~ >». ci ' and 5 per rnonth will 1’ ~airat oe u room nous: possess ir mt) Market at. - fewtng Vila ine nj : “* " ‘* au rt a! motor ; eter: sion | 2 cas) . TDSMOBILE ‘ ait “tourin — : ; . : 2 ’ ‘4 J 7 * LRR — 4 “- i; ; 5 ¢ mr ie) a4 , : ; Ow cy . ~~ ‘ . j Th bs : . ) if rd He! te ar.) fa’ oo see ry rdw on 5 j Mt CLARKSON PIL bal TCHING : : » “ jmlved: hame, *eultable far ——_ i) Shed ale persorm _ Sev ing Mach: ine ; 410) Olive ° se . Bomont 12} {en rao ie? OLDE 2M YBIL FE. 193 6. m od ig] 43 tourtr os . i} mn 3 “+ Pestaiozz! st ioae *O care QGrand 148% \I — 4 ‘ ‘ Areas pa? ——— s Anse ‘ore: : ' Two-story brick. * rooms, beth, furtace 14 : siny not answer; will © Bee Choutenu. ‘eran aia) i « . Rot ET--1918 roadster. De Luxe Auto ie Au 3101 Olive. Bomont 12) wi ‘very piat t oy, BOUM —Large, front gentiernan: private 'T 2 . _— : oo —— , " a “eo of Th ~s +> : su ** . ' , ’ : _ +. +t, : wa o* - - ¢; : rT, - — . Fines BOn 12 - .), —y~ ——= 5 NG MA‘ WHINE: S New and ures — -if 1. HOD. ice : : sas , —° e Tower Grove Park viet for r¢ wow tae sok aoe oe wen | wuteau. Grand 897. Chouteau-Jef- EMP IRE , Wire wheeis; iv: . LUSMOBILE 6.-Touring: 1918 mode! tor AND 6375—1 ry . oh PR . esi 06 MERCANTIL e Trt ST - ervihine and rAY the , ne Shar fret -c) _ ' a . -— ts tf * condittor . io ¢ * " . . Tw) ew . o~ , —— have gg ‘on t Ave- — —— = S terms “Bertrand. 41 «Pe met ae ns . - oO top ai d ~ " ep By ; 44 en ats a ~— oe bu = a ——~> 7 V iets — een ey oe ’ ‘ ; ) QO. Y OVT¥ 7 Ath and Locust to SF Charlee " at. ton f = ; : LL sa’ ‘a i ; > . a 4 svat : ® ‘ ; ‘ t dhe +. . . a jy ry . ‘ er ” = i Troadseters 1) “ais , ' r) ’ ‘ ; hie - ‘ a ; : dd . . : e qt} , = Maider lane A. room ors . m y 191 1919 rigina! ~ + site ta VIRGIN ° we meee “= , CENTRAL Pau Ms | el al] provements 1900. Grand re) —s (eS) : ° ; a inten 21ae thon . ‘ ar 7 ‘eres in 20 N sca u, eary terms: tra 16 old 13) “tth Ht? mrrie? - D. rh tare? , , ‘ jand’ } 4 ) rn) =778eR (« 4 Fr 7 “4 uf mM b ) 5 gS ee ‘ 2 j sh rol + Ly aah or termes Apply 40% &+. Toute ev 3) HK re . “Out ' Kr MLD i 2618-20.22 Luiveraity, @ reem \* We pa . ote line, ai: i ‘ : ~TT : for movin ages chi! Trpew! riter «6 aT] ES - A arth be wpa pts wos . Onvel a. UN me Pe AFA mt brick; 2 S-rTeom frames, cheap (jrand Central "W »* ns . or — —~ s roake . $" ' per o' * fiopndite | ty lla 2 OVER! “I> _ . - . - _ oa ] : ‘ . : i nad 7” : it : . (grand, t . ' ‘ ‘ bad wd © 7e Tre ts eae, ix" J e14) 605 Poset-Dienat Bide Olive | Saws | ERLANI urine wort! Ren PI hagine ~~ a Seam ' i. ‘af ‘ > . rr vv ; ~ . out i err “a * ’ — _— : . , , . Me 7 ° * -_ . . 7 " e palit for sec — 7" of , eee 168) } Co., 8101 Olive , ge De Li 12 ate om I0A » Pho deferred At 5) roe . ; EERILY HILLS is now the seene NEAK GENERAL MOTORS PLANT neberg, 202] Shenandoah av. — PWR TERS -Undersont. “Oliver, Smith, | > ipep- — —— . . : SYER-PIAN = one shed t, Bee i high-grade dercliopment | ete ere lane 6-room residence, iio: (Qan) * Remington typewriters. $15 $7 LIBERTY..191%. 6. 2 passenger adste: OV E RiA ND 3 Touris DAD ‘Y ~~ - - 7 ; , ane | of St. Loul ‘Think |4278 Natural Bridge 1 ¥- reo ange one oa , . sh +4 . ; : ty Ain ; ?7 er oan y ’ 7 ’ ; . . tone, oO" 1} i} uu ‘ _~ T . : . : , - ‘a ate i* i} “ sus Sacramento ay * ” : . kf A ‘fr it ; 3 months uy ard th a. i pa t and Tron ° extra iy G Ford ' o re ' ' : ~r ena tg ' , ‘ ; ‘ ar bes to property owners Cu) acrTasue ‘ room s#ing.® 1 all noe urn ure; . Tr schan ge. " a ‘i lition e. ery ‘way pri o rr “a? : : a ; . ‘ ; : ote Levy hroe., ain s. mrt a (all Benton 4‘0 Sunda’ , Cte » a — RY — 7 = . — ; ae : : ov ~ } That Guarentees Al thout kitchen privileges. Her "furnished; 6 reonis; near Delmar car a AIA. beforg the: Sa maverty| eae Sarees COLORED price. furniture of @ all kinds, ’ Luxe Auto Co... 3191 Onis wormont 12 ER oa TT ; , ; ‘ oR L. ANI? Teuri ‘ . . run . + . ¥’s . . . 1* ar ; " a ‘e © ' L M 7 1, a " , . , " . ani a , ‘ ‘ af 4 ~ ts fay hecotrme the tdieul z Ho" Si. 27446 1a corne rof cpt > Aences and fints. 3615 La- | ‘WANTED Central 360 4 ’ ) r . Leoner! ae :, Per ~ “~e~ - ’ OLDSMOBILE ‘pis a} . aps . littie: extra tire a 10 sy «thas re TAN .* . at the «} ers ie ry . rulet 9 ined peor efer ' (Crt he , ite orthwest ; louis Sir, « lucas ay. ai > ae > : ; ; , > % * ’ ~ _ ral : ‘ . ; ’ - . -_ . —- - ‘ ;* f . ' , . ’ ia " ’ i , eer hy ‘ " let of — ¢ (e14) Wwra Toll-tonm emall etre ‘36 or - 4 hain ate ~ ad on . Clie 4 age ~ tes , - nae we ; = : nt sryer ; ; ey Re . i ¥ NED ce nyoy “ 2 t re wer . ; 4 t ‘ar ' , , | - flow i onthe foun Bow ; @irect from factor ; ‘mie f % > 4 + ; srry i f Lh } ' 7h ' > 4 Tet : Pave . - - : — terrier: perfect white 4 oe > : eeoearectns AT ~ eT Rh, : a Ss . a eh 4 ' ae ln | ‘ | i 7) ive e 4 R ty ; Li Liew r I Y AN, Theo. KR. Appel. international Lite Biig hestrut ptreet CLOTHING Pens “4 " SLES AND MOTOR CYCLES SPEE EDSTER Cinesy i , ' — 249 — " wonderf ’ a s ‘ ae: : ‘ a 2 : _ = 83 | | soi — —_ | - = —— mail ' : “a li ; ° bee” eine “, > ate - 7 ' ~~ live 2093 entra! ~— . . 7 '' SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE sy! well 100 Homer oneeaaaae elidated Rox F- WANTED nrg Olive et : cea ~— (wlumbla racer, with Brooks seat wr . , ; ~ Tas h ent pr: crn. oe ? — ara Held - - ‘ ~ 2 he r ~3) an ‘ — es 4 ’ ; si ad i! ; ithe. mtr ae t ay ’ It? ’ ‘ t ee , eb te an arnt. - ‘ p o* , ae . _ 14 Nive tormont oon) ics) | CYCLE —HMaries -Davideo ‘4 or. | ba , aaster, “one ote ’ . me Dae : weer , . . . —- Y —. , : a if , - + & o ¢ > § : condition; ' pulps r . ; _= —— ; . ' ; ‘ h ac! i » wtock. 'f taken at once a. Men'« suite. overcoats, bent | condition —- TESS offer; ride |; price to : 4% ity . +. iient six tourt: ‘ partment t! st standard | t = ' es O G Ry own ’ acres. J.P 208 " Dierm’ _ 8 nein acing me, tt. Bal. eee ae. 2.8. . (ent a -] 4 — ds oot ase “ED 7 ovel 3 front To th referre oO ' an. 2620 Main lennings | ‘1 Texas Amalgam ated O11. & per cent vate. Central) s1i5IR as r oe Boul ndian;: used _SEDANS .- ae reasona bie te i me nterest. 5 "7 . Gon 6 ge a: BD Pee . plas eee ~ oe ene : mt ee tdenda: beat ofl bur en today, vite overcoats, , . ~ i " ; ae . : _ 4 - Da Snel ger ‘Tf Crcryy ’ ao A . . . . . ' ' ; , : my 4 re ‘ e ’ ’ . ‘ j ' ' : ; ** hy eg : wily ; : ented oe Fiox ‘? ye t’ suits: for Eu PYCLICS tneure4d againet } DILLAC—-1#15 model sedan. Sust painted: , Ba hington. 1) PLAYER-PIA How a na k e J Bl... Be connect roon 7 loot able ) ecorated and er Patio at Tol ii, 4 os i nited Drilling. 26° auto wittce oe ene Matn 194, S&S ° ‘ new tires. 3 good extras; me hani CON : 7 ae bh: t pia? i pee we hou a ” nat? ' ‘ eric ‘1! ard ; tne & Co... 064 Arcade H. Banke, 1418 hoe Agen P. Rutiedgee, mar dition perfect; terme (a ster ROR. (} , ee we ! littl pnd the nditios "xk “ea “ - . : ' we “2 int 4 ol, gee Mas Lo rae ped iad bi , ; eect yw : UNIVERSITY CITY Vill. 1 [4] i ra I nited “Deri i lis ‘2 for : “suite, ‘oO. ercoats. pan , — ’ ’ 1h oe ; ; - at : ‘ . ; oc ' hy . ‘ _~ } . . .* .. J . , . cy . " : . . ' gut ne ' ‘ , . On halance in A) “ for shipment torcian coun @ummonses AND VENNICLES 24 TLaocet, Tom: 7 ones sarge Steno Suet Locust: 16) {A Ko—Anderson: oak cane: Just like new: PAR tamiiy. Cabmny BTAIW. (Zi | I vere ea end ee | Na? aie Sper cont monthiy div] ‘auto call 15 minutes , eC HEVROLET SEDAN ode 1k with ton | ee eee Se ae sc ‘a cc gall gia Pehla ‘ een | = — —— " hom ‘manana: ‘waa a git ee ah archon Sa a 2 ‘ont Diapate! ae 1 erier. sese Fe Passe. Terms Ss. A: Oo new BA will = Sows ’ or : hee ; ss , oe : sae a Oltve et firat floor .- eer ure ee . team of young mules. 1821 Mor-! Luxe Auto | 3 i Moment tei. | ror DP TRUCK ? \e a's a Se Se. er amonaibie | CR Dee SOT) vy furnished r ligh > “s 2D. TASS ee, a Anh "na, eR il YER GETS THPSE RARGAINS— Bano | war ~ and y . — - - . - ; ; a? - oe : YT - 5 —_ ; le r+) 14 2 ’ ; we + , : . ° ri — i on ," . ae . ri? _ ‘? ’ _e . ym ‘ . " , ty . ‘ ‘) : : ; ; ’ F preferred 12 earn on Tborria Metor Rie bay. chean. “12 aston " at ORD rm ' a ' ee heim eM is hachelor apart mte ft but : AR a irhban aaie | “] map » 847% and 19.0 Congressions! Pa , . ' 10 Missenrl Iron 1 and there te nt ; . : isk ch ‘ te ant x. n q - . ; * : f " : : ‘ ’ ~f a 7¢ ‘Ty » -s , re ; sf j J ; pig, Wen ‘ ' 9 , . : ’ ) >] r nit 2 ' ’ - , i. 1 ) Fad | ,* ’ , 7 ,* 7? , prices pA paid Phone te shen a oid saan . —_ or dout ie : . ~e . a . ' ' FOR! . + — . — , — ~~ , ‘ ° . - - . . j ~ . ’ , . bie " . > 77 ' “~~ _ ra ial éy! sie ; ooo HW Avpelman, s. . : ‘Tas . is si ; : Ue aha ' : -_ rt - : : io : if 7 “ a ; : — ‘ , , . ‘ - ‘ ir? . , ’ ’ ; Si Tie , " : , = os | ome - 4 ; bn A ? mmrar. livoom* mer ‘- Tlark Tld¢ (a2) Team of borees, wagon and har -- 10) — Bee . eS” ot NMIeCBte S521 0E2 3h TAN' UMPAN! , hg é to ' wtasnintinga . a : 27 “ult * SEB US FIRST. We buy end sell your inted : ——— neers © rile ~ ; very , “ . ~\ ty ot , ¥ 7 ‘ P , ‘ ‘ > ‘ ? f i \e, | , (h*? cy ’ " ] } \} - . . 7A, ’ ' ' ' ia Ladies and sonte. cast- =a ay _ Barris ji x _TOURING CARS ORD—Tr : we tt a a oe —"s —s ep very ru i | or unlisted becurities; “narket quotetinns prices no obiect; alee ehoes ht delivery; sell today $45. 292" 93 ree ee “+ oak ~~ ocy, persect congitx heiev VO AD 1 er (Ta! just ze i wnhagrges a, “ry Al» ae and reported furniahed on goods: auto cnile in Mm mit- 4 it ip ; , 7 . rareenger tour * c over’ aU eA re “ hse -a risk ° for CAs a . ngtor ’ 4 ‘ "rem . ™ ' ‘ ‘ . ; : nT > iz) : mt ’ HOU SES WANTED ’ q . , f 7 rut x ‘% Zz ed te ought aut ri ght partial . 24 Wash et. _ -A an “490 lar . am painted: new tov and curtains, 5 new tires —— : ~— a Pls , 1 8 po * ~~é ~ ~2- mei Seen : ee ' ' gire!, W. 1. Bchachner ‘co 6 nd mares oe! | co Sow, balance monthly. Hertrand, 4126) FORD—Ton , rin . with on oad juet bet rn rraria VERNON, 4610-1 34 floor front; quiet; REST Wt mai bie ty % BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES tional Bank Bidg., Olive 6150, Cent mid 4 fer clothing. re : S: ewines right Motor (o.. 3114 _ ~” Main Pe ae Liees ts Pianos) lith and | —— | VRNICNED Se == OTTAGE Five roe . , ot ‘olury 1} T eee one taterest vibine 4 toa Soodeel "7 on Ogg es . , iis. ~ a BN y om ‘ THI _ n ~ — os f . s . ea . ; a. “2 . owt , . _— . T ‘ms ' ‘ f ; , ne ol he : eath "ya bond of Tr . . - Daw " ‘ wis touring car, “iil : - “Se o y ' ; , 7 ] ijr-e? A » ; hee 9 . 5; , j tert ’ I 4 Ps’ = ti * ver " bry ! rrearaet ‘a “ ' taneburs ‘7 —- aye “ , , ' ! , 1 r , ' a na Cute ; a > Barre Apo cman. cM), ~y > ot 2 (..i-paseenger 6G6-cylinder touring car: warm drive I ay erro me im @f a" prance : “g ; FOR COLORED PEOPLE t Mix dir, Dale and ¢' ite a , , i oem OF. L.there —. > large horses 1QI1T model in excellent condition: new Worm drive. pneumatic eee : a a . ) 4 . Oe aeatl ag. ft lothes into pend “cash: «et : . a? $900. 8718 Weshiugton av.. Lin or etpress nody ; immedtate setts ; veh r ° vate hor i 7 , i in the citv,; I ted — meas Clland. ve ie. and harness “Chel! e 1g 4 i Law Ol ve, Komont 4 _tcR) : . _— on : - cece ane Pe EE ~y . a . ; hats, etc : will ca Peer ee ea ¥YORD— Tr ight delivers T . LO od us iprig: pia AF wet ‘ : 2°) ~ - : PB ring beaurtif ; . ; as ; . . ; } nm trade ofr \e é' pe a! , y Ue , ; phone or write Oces - “es , *;, wsultadi r general deliver) + oar + : os ne : : , : » , y ih: die ‘oune Team niare ana ' ; ' ' } ! take a ric 1 . . n ' tn conditiotr Ter} to . . LET BUSINESS PURPOSES ard 4. r_IReBW__ (coh) — Good workers eap. 1120 N. Leo ij or yourself; biggeet bs t vim oe FRC 7K Liebe Geli. tS , - “ J, , —— | ) a) 73 } i U8 >: or trade Yahien i) , Light ceiivery ueed i've . “ : —- ye , . . ‘ c , } ne. aS bi ey Ae aoe ‘ > . - ru hig —" a 1)? : ’ ~ , : , _ ' J , wooo ou, ik, lined, » th coat ee _#§ HINE SHOP WORK be’ 4 " ’ rrmont we, * : “me - 5) ‘ TRUCKS *%» ton J-ton id 1 on: bencl j is as "? » "| ae : ‘ rf : ~ ’ . ee _ ee . ' Tr llemer TR Aimost. new, 2 shop in & (HANDLER 1817. ight efx touring AU fret pay tes: ce monthiy payments nm 28: Yr mont , A exe itenen | a! ming ww i rUReT Cont Delmer WALT. . Zz ‘ auto Co., 3101 Olive st. Bomont lL © Barnett == = ~ = aie 'R RE i E S T f ei FE | CMINER\ | tral 3AN “ORD S : : — Picht gu = 8 Felten om | a Ha SUIT: aX ene Deal ed FARM MACHINERY Aral 90 igi’ mod: re FORDS— Trucks. nt : GGS UPRIGHT. #8 is net ean ae —_ = arg | A . i attain . - , "Tt? s 4 iaa 7 s vr" | rT : « . - ; ; ; ‘ . ‘ | Dt ar sour Ford cot | "Oss O72 repaigtes. mee 1°8 ang new , Wo n90 Ole ademas ~~ Oa pA ny Sm bed - ingy BIDS PLANS ESTIMATES. 7. "* 63. ad —"Tadics’. or tn no minutes an new K nicke ‘ ord wares euare: teed to he af, Kcood a: Spe . . - oJ ‘ ts { : “a o a . fe t oe rae =~ _ J Porme tractors for Ford care af ’ S DOURE aD Cole Motor ©o., ev ae While they inet J. A. tert . f ne 4 heen 4 ,* anes ‘ . Tn" Toe dts ; " . fr? it : "ane A,r . te phon c” me OPPO - aerrin as ndertakers ae wt : (c3 Ge—Will trade my OF | Teotnal tke) 1 and winter tor a AS SA , — seed. 3 , ve , M ' Purnist rom : | ; ) ovat | nae ———— SS ee T , aa yaa . MORD TRUCK reat like rent LIAN 9O., 1008) _tleus — wal | ) | expiring coon Tut BOWEL | tence 41 pant? =~ fel, ike new: 4 c O M O B I E S jeotnae—Touring cas i i oe | . ae 7 — aS ce mont , ome. an ani re ' r withou yee pir on p . Hitve & | CILs, » ent et for mon e 7 : trade eof ow . tne Lh ’ ves 4°) > ie «... . 5 3 . , ; . ba an 4 . ~ - omaa : , = .* . - ’ P -* “a ih Pur ‘ / A ' hited We he al . “Vteter Saas | , liouse, R184 ~ pe im taniion Fann Se? | 4 » aetees. aheiamant +4 REAL ESTATE WANTED part ire | apen per on ot pr het Hl at 82.50. Kimble — ‘ : . es cf tte ne : wi veh et Sit) Pvrergres ) a5 ys" FOR HIRE OnRL>—Tourt , hit . . ae " TT ‘ks ~ rn etn a ee = ; . f ' ae teed ms. FORD rl KS _ oo" . , ne Berenice opr . r APE jo ; 4 ats pel) - : ' ~ Leptern he , - ' = g tiveen OF) at in rred - vaneer we | ateraes i tere . . ' “ . "nat _"e —_ — 7 tir : : ry ' ; a ‘ : Wtt —(endition ro opie FORD ve pameenger, me . = one bios rgai: rp , ' ; ) PANNE far : . ) rx . oe . . 7? 9% bh te _ . . . - . : _ ™~ " , ' ; » he . "340 «Oar Delmar Rt ie ifs ten at covere et. ae go , ’ r (cRs es . oer o , , ; 4 m4 ‘ : ° r ’ . ate , ; , . fo ai . ——— — . : , ooke ™ . rune / he = " . : : - —— —— " at “ genere " : . ‘ ’ , . ‘ . _ ° Ati kinde of weed care waned ; : ~~, i. asi ington cl — ‘ ; a | AINED ™® Siam ‘aeh bring — ; ~ b. Ves mere, . , 1% : or teleph ene VYahier \Teurt : { : with etartera. “14 Mo PP’ one Per * 4 *’Ti " ¥ ’ . XK. Grand. ) . é | . : iandeil) B.. : —_—_—— - —-- - ; ‘ . 7 , ’ YY AND BIRDS ict ; lourt ; or summer ton —- Pryor rere ith en} — . a boat pit eto b&b ; | san 7 oh —wwr tnt E Wea Ser ,» wReRnenger tour — . . pew —y sar? %01 &. 14:6 ~ ’ a ~ . . , , ' . . . 4 , . ‘ . " ‘ , , - ; ; " ” ; ry ‘ LF ’ : ; . . , wo trade stork ie carhnorea ’ | : . : : a - : : . . : * »** a : P : . eee? .- e 9 } , . re : : + . " a e ‘ ’ - " ‘te ‘ wate hme en ; . s , : : *1 Le. of rurtreae ‘a, “9 . , ' ' / ‘ . * . . . ta , +4 . ' oa’ . ’ . : ) . et ‘ ' ryy ‘ . ; . KP A “4 . . _ ~ : . of “se - : . ” « ; ruled eA T aetart r 3 . la in * : . . . ' f ; ‘ | eLae , : : eas ae : ? " 7 seu = . : . 7 . ” Hox urings; Onee cond tion one- ’ o vw ' ’ . ’ : ; ; ,’ i, mmr ys - ; ia @tackese Hhend . ind fowl be are }« rmontis Nae q >) : n ier eZ ’ ' aint ea, “ ™ ’ - _ . . . a > ; , _ ' i : re : , ‘ ! : . i. | B ARC 7 4 1 N ; . th eetert "prouernes ~ Tourine aor run Aater Tn + gre veeed — ee = — _. 1) 7 It ] ' . j 4 al f srt ‘u ’ _- yp: , . ‘? , ’ : ¥ Al ' . a . = : ; , ‘s, p tor ened . wT Tlorment ai T Teur " liane et ‘ er oa bod + : ; 7 swe lan le - ne , id. By = . - ; ee eyorye@ 7 aT) " i r Tie’ ; ~ Tr . . jae 4 ondit coe ; - . ~ ' ; te - " - o- , ; : o : : an a . . 2 . rey R.-# a By IG Fanon 3°. : good : ; ; Leeust et at a : any - a a 7 © hee : 7 ' ; , . nln ste Wieland Bide *-o. leventer. Grand 851 oe s~ en ety ‘ p . } g& «a ' . —_ er Ne sided —p- peede uty ana | “ . : ynctitior aw) terme Sidney Derr. 1 ‘ 7 L286 | ‘-yerant on avto™meMies @: once ne + “Wn ital! , ™. ~~ ; y ROOMS WANTEO he Mmortgece Auto Avc- — “like new: TRUCKS .32%-ton capectt»: Continental me ; ; : a al be bmn Seam vat , ere ot . uve st om | Ki “Tour ine oo: . = ter etake bogv and cab: fret-class me 7 on * = , é‘ ol vortant wignes en tC“ ee baresin«s $275 and up: cash or time chanics) sendition. 31s Teaperance et ¢@) “dit condi tiot Tt ' z | Near HMarmitron anéd ? P - 7 ret. : | if same ere N Mein Lae - 4 heey : oa . , . am and tat are Rew «Ft ; -* : " - - (4 ‘éaean A 1anges onder? A AUTOMOBIL. ES MISCELLANEOUS — re where. @Qne ch ‘get ne ; _" 7 sa | at — | : ¢ if : aia ' . . oe price wanted e- er tert @ ree aS oe Tae, SMES Ae en ae BaP Pieter : , ' . ‘ . . , * , ' emus , ‘ . , ani ‘ er rnitere aen¢ wiarce et (vive Sami, euns “tera Wide tota ~~ teat: * yl A ~~ = — a PORDS vy ee tourine cere weet commercial bodies ohapale eame veal harcal ne +e arcair . ats oe ‘ — ; , seaie : ; SPY et¥ie bods terme. Lmive terme "3a Taeten ion -. Le? mm repu: * mainted §4: fo es . x Pays ' lee , : . thé ' rod ~~? Paneer MBO Clive , om h Somenengeet atrert “ | ois | ri shes . or pen 4 , ’ t¢ ; ;.a 5 ee —_ our i bra ki i-tie terre Ih . - : . . J , ts a leree «ir , Sohal “ie | . ~ ' é’ ean te! se 1) . : ; ' : , : - eer a et ett- : " ‘ : - o . 4 dene a en
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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' —_ , - tot | Q Smart New Dresses | To $30 Spring Coats $20 Dresses | 'S $20 Coats.. | $ $18 Dresses $18 Coats. . $15 Dresses. $15 Coats.. | A wondertul lot terials of taffeta. aons. Tremendous r Comprising underpr Kumsa, Crepe Milan, Moong . Fant: . Dew Kist and $35, $30 and $25 Kirt 8, at | Silk SKIRTS— Values t to $35. $ 7 4B 19 Crisp ar" Waists $4 and $4.50 Smocks Extra , Remarkable $ l 95 Values at. lalues at Tailored or lace-trimmed stvles. white or with contrasting collars eufts. bt resh Hil d clean \ \ i - ve : ppyyine yy) Uy VW Me, ity t, ” muy i, y gi Y; } —* \ ‘ 4 2S / hy! LT LOTR Leek fer this sign when you Bw) lee (Team etande fer the reliadb ty the dealer dis? a) ite Tt wet este means that selile St. Leute Teiry (on penve (suaranteed lee Cream, wt thet he be o- im aualitwy confections an‘ merchandise for hs temers a For the Midday Direct There is not hing more deli¢htfu uncnh ais Dales ' mpat is J. Chariess Cabanne Delicate in flavor smaoth as v: President irur’. a sauce, or UF Pie it is whole John P. Cabanne delicious Vice President Wer aéniv the heat mgredients are used Robert |. Kaveer LuOsT sanitary precautions are exercised ¢ Gen. Manager St. Lows Dairy _ompan\ 's lee Cream 7 John F. Lee and Federal butterfat standard of fourteen J. Sheppard Smith sure of getting the genuine, alwavs order it | Ed. F. Hageman St. Logis Dairy ( ompan' ‘'s lee Cream ; St.Louis Dairy Company VY) / A ey " “b MY “© TT PERSONS INJURED IN MOTOR ACCIDENTS Waixenn ST, LOUIS.U. WILL HOLD ITS (01ST COMMENCEMENT JUKE 7 3« nr tar $1000 BOND IN WHISKY CHARGE Man Accused of Having Part« of still Says Relatives Lett Them Joseph Talbert. Banker. Die * . yy , > ’ . - " . » | » F > > ' . ; 4 J ’ —~ . -— 2 — » ? ‘ 4 ‘ . : 4 4 , — > od : . » ¢ ’ | ’ oe’ ih — a ’ . PPT T ete Teer Ty a a ae” PC eee eee REE EEE EOE ee ee een En En nak nn naa dened aeahatanataka*oka*atakaatatakatstat Double Eagle Stamps eS Ha BD RERBRRAEREREREREREREBREREERREEE EEE Vote ° ’ on the Bond Issue Tomorrow FAMOUS-BARR CO. } # fue sday Featured Specially at. . Satin, etc. silk. it has beauty, For Dress or Sports Wear « The useiul separate Skirt is high in Fashion's favo just now, and when tastefully designed of rich, fashion and service to recommendil This special purchase offers a real money-saving oppe tunity. on several hundred handsome Skirts made of . Kumsi-Aumsa, Rhapsode, Klimax Satin, Crepe Milans, I'ricolette, Crepe de Chine, Dew hist, Chimera, Cordele, Jacquardele, Golfeuse, Baronette Satin, Queen Anne . Third Fiser a ee ve Offers Economies on Superfine Clothes € The unlimited cash resources of our combined stores exerted a powerful force when our buyers recently vis- ited the Eastern markets. and the purchases that were consummated enable us to offer the most extraordinary clothes values of the season. Every Suit measures up to the high qual- fy standard of St. Louts’ Foremost Clothes Siore. Every one ts skillfully tailored of igh quality fabrics and shown in the want. “dl Spring styles for men and young men. Phere are three excellent groups fo choose from, offering: $i and Sw £0 and S50 SOU and S65 Values for Values for Values for 832 §42 | 52 og S| —the Result of a Tremendous Cash Purchase, 2 } a = "3 es. = / Tuesday Is the Day to Procure Your Summer Home Needs of them aire specially priced, too. Porch Swings—complete with chains—fumed oak 85.95 to Famous Ball-Bearing Lawn Mowers R9.05 to Racer Ball-Bearing Lawn Mowers R11.95 to Aldine Ball-Bearing Lawn Mowers RiT.95 to Sellers’ Sanitary Hitchen Cabinets—metal top . Sellers’ Sanitary Hitchen Cabinets—porcelain top Sellers’ Sanitary Hitchen Cabinets—porcelain top—-large size liable Gas Ranges— White Mountain Stone-lined Refrizge-ators—side icers ie Lawn Swings—upright and gliding—good makes BV.05 to RIS. 95 Rex Brand Lawn Mowers—easy running BS.50) to BDL R10.05 812.50 £19.05 8254.65 RE5.85 280.75 Duplex Fireless Cookers—all sizes RiT.50 to B48. B24.597 R27 .09 > Bits $1%.:° 2.° a6. 4° S26.09- RID R58.05 KLY.9-7 SES.05, Royal Wilton q The neatness and convenience of the home are matters of justifiable pride to | Rugs the average householder; and nearly everv one of the following will con- tribute to the good appearance and efficient management of the home. Most “120 q Closeiv woven with lus trous silky pile and ma wonderful assortment of exquisite designs and color combinations, these Rugs will gladden the heart of the seeker of be auty com bined with utilitv. They are 9x12 feet in size, and ves heavy fringed ends. Feuarth Pileer Basement Galler, — ae hee eee eee bbb beb ab behaahannnnnnn en” In the Basement Economy Store Tuesday, an Iixtraordinary Sale of Shoes @ Purehased as factory lasts and of strong leathers ‘ g 7 ’ rye +f | * Shoes for Boys 4 to 36 Values. Pair. « xing : “vs routes ‘ ; Te > ~- ‘> yenuts. Ques . Tmasegan ati oe rUuvme* leather , ; > " > *~- Wits eatner eol.e ; ‘y i’. ‘ bef, : e as
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kirts — + or Dress or ports Wear ashion’s favor of rich, heavy recommend it. y-saving oppor- s made of . srepe Milans, era, Cordele, ueern Anne Third Fieor — Second Pleer 1 Wilton ug’s 20. woven with lus- y pile and in a assortment of Jesigns and color ons, these Rugs len the heart of » of beauty com- h utility. They feet in size, and yy fringed ends. Feurth Fleer —$————————— > Gvevevvereevveervereeuveeereueeueueeeee eT EUG = hoes riety of popular y vou have been Shoes Patr, $9.59 lor lasts. They §. Sizes 2's to ©. ont beonomy Store nn bh BOAO ODS OMA ASBBASBAA SAS Sb BAASASLAAAABDAAAAAAALASD SSS 444A A ¢ ae - : 7 - a “Te « t ‘ Page OC Re ee POST-DISPATCH Fiction, Popular Comics News Photographs MONDAY, MAY 10, 1920. WS G. and Women’s Features MONDAY, MAY 10, i820 yeni aw Jo. line, WS _ - ~ —_ SSSR ee >t > SS SNSSSSSS SANA * > we +s SS PCE T TT eee ea aan « . + >. >. 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IAJUID FUDIFVIOLIALUGL, MYVNVOL LV EAN, BoA 42; VEU. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULATZER Dec. 7%. 1878 ~ Twelfth and Olive Streets POST DISPATC a c rIRCT LATION Average for April, 1920 Sunday . . 402.086 DAILY AND SUNDA) , . -212,223 - - _— a THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- PORM. I know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal pri_cipies, that it will always Oghb« for progress and reform. never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagogues of all partics, nev- belong to aty party, always op- pose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain devot- ed to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drastically independent; never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or | predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. ss Aprtl 10, 1907. \ el - - ——_— eel LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. T nion and ine Farmer Te the Editor of the Pos DPD .spa' I trust that Union, in his *7 to Farmer Citizen, is assuming | | m Have Orudinhas 5 a! readers of this column fh: telligence. whi ch . if true. causes na wonder that this intelligence has been Sc a tm? mat on flagrantly insulted by Union that his argument, as set forth uncer the eaption, “His Best Custom truth. While farmers admit that | nd his class are taking &@ large soare products, they expec Inion to recogniz that they, the farmers, L.kew'ise outnu! ber capital by long odds, and are (taking large quantities of the products ¢ imion’s labor. Like Union, they wear shoes, clothes; use staple groceries and practically every other product that Tnjon and his brothers he'ip to manutac ture. Wut as to the desirability of Un! ZENAVDERPOUT SUFFERER Pablished byw the Puliteer Publishing Co., | EVERY VOTE WILL BE NEEDED. | secret to a woman is punishable by death The women are led to believe that the sight of this mystic) The Post-Dispatch warns the progressive citizens) implement will cause sudden death to them. all the forward-looking vot . } S voters who favor the bond) +1. pull-roarer may be taken as symbolic of the) e—not to be misled and lulled into security by’ age-long humbug by the males, civilized and un- optimistic predictions of a victory for the bonds at civilized, which has kept the females of the race in some degree of bondage. We, too, have been ad- dicted to bull-roaring, especially in politics, which canized, bat runs underground, with occasional pub-| a until mow been the special privilege of men. ON EN: CT A CTE I Recent group pictures of political conventions prove » aac ngerous. that the bull-roarer, among civilized nations, has It is not so easy to combat. There is an undercurrent, had its day. The advent of the raflroad and steam- of opposition which must be met and defeated by ship, the telegraph, the telephone and other modera improvements will soon make it obsolete as an in- strument of terror in the jungle villages a, SR ALL THE REDS NEEDED 1. The time is not propitious for a bond issue on = The testimony of Assistant Secretary of Labor rss the polls tomorrow The fact that the opposition is not open and or- favorable votes at the polls he arguments against it are plausible. The principal objections to all or’ part of the bond propositions are these account of the high cost of labor and materials and post before the House Rules Committee, shows that the difficulty of selling bonds. The bond issue should of the 5000 suspected Reds arrested in the Depart- ment of Justice raids, only 40. or less than 1 per cent, had the courage of their convictions sufficiently to admit that they favored the overthrow of the Govr- ernment br force. And the arrest of these 5000 re- | sulted in the discovery of Only three revolvers. Out The expenditure of the great sum of $24,000,000 of the 5000 arrested, 762 were found to be red enough to Warrant deportation But assuming that the entire 5000 were bent on a vioient revolution, all they would have needed to linked up together because the questions of a ee ee Seer ene | ing public opinion in favor of such a step. In this the propitious time. the Imcrease in taxation and; country of universal education the thing could not +) t of labor and materials are met by the Le accomplished by any coup as in ignorant Russia. In addition, ther would have needed to contro! the press, the millions of organized and unorganized la- a nF farmers, and. especially, the millions of ex- i = | i , , service men. That is about the biggest part of or the city will suffer intolerably and will inevita- the program they would have had to put through bly go backward. If ther are made without an issue Tere are other factors which ther would have ose troublesome, such as the prosperity of the masses. the army, mavy and police forces, etc done The city will not. therefore. avoi d paring the Prag on cing ong ng = - est ecco — farthe t fro ne War eXcitement the less be postponed for a more convenient season. The time i ' ' ieD oc on | ssf time id Dot . On Yenient be: ause taxation ls +. . — > *~« w\¢ - . .-« . heavy and the taxpayers ought not to be burdened with additional taxation . ; . } . . , h lie? should not be placed tn the hands of the political ma- hine in control of the city hall o & -s : . . . , The first and second ovojections are in a measure necessity of making the major part of the improre- nan — S — — Pa ments which are provided for fn the bond issue. Most of the improvements proposed wi , - "> > >? 7 ’ 7 . a | | . »* = —— + . ’ of bonds, the whole cost of each improvement will! fall oe >’ i = i . . ew a» r ; gire > MMU Li Lae LAN) avers a the ‘ear the word {s niga Ost. Cc labor and materials. nor 77) . . . - . mses “s ~ Oo! . ana broken hrot he who had £02 @ay—as bonds a hi h exe nd pas ments oy’ er a lon term attempt to force «t aeke *® on ther n below - : 4 4 i - > “os “rr _~ ee Te i” os i ; > ao i we — = members how labor fought for a wheat dens upon one set of taxpayers” that th ean en ss t a >. en the ‘terrace - - . — ’ ~ Ve ; a ; +. se » 4st 2. a. "4 inte r 2e' eek al ‘ hb fiw >» > > ; ee q price of $1.85 when it was clear the | effectively with jibes about the| | oo gg marge gree OOOO tainly today i on ~ “he situation of the ,——— - ‘ , Philippines for Amer P — ~~ “> 1px pwns _ MO et Gt = farmers would lose millions on the price SeiMaOl Oh Lue Cily if tual Of a2 corporation yee SS AT KSS PCOS against the treat ' a OP le ae OPS | “But res——by " " _ — : e Tesaleoa : " =— : » , the Government final y A..OoOWweu And w Di i} res lires ar PT. D i. 3 P . ; —_————— = iia _ : ment ‘ ‘ lreliand An’ Thing Tpart an ron? rt dnt 6 ; . wu oe | ‘ si ued and impro red Diant with € 44 pehewe 1? to- ‘a an a. eee WATE — distress Tle qaoes Union remember that not one bona : wT. ara £ivTin - 2 Philippines : _ ; : ; Sd ET LE o — . : ~ + mn * ~ : ) : a =) lial Ura. . ’ : os ~ —_— = fide wheat grower was a member of the Vee te susu on'inued greater growta and pros-/| welcomed ¢ : : : we een many letters. : © é seu iron and Sour ~ atTYanm frre rr = *h >. Lou > is Lo ~ oy and ?? cn i. * —g ; " - . . * aT The Parlie¢ 4 Tv) ~ : a rr i eel production costs as Lnion We don bonds must be made and the sensible. business-like ” rues. possikie Momen SS chateau and » relish dealings with those who will beat Of course. they will not al’ he - oe Se — ~---__. er if us out of a fair rice even x i~ue © the ana o onodvil oF ne hod is ft hire igh eh, Sect. ao? ond ’ ha aia elepe De *Tolitted r 4 re oD - — a and then abont - -' Waa iV 446% _ os . = ue ‘fe hte 3 = * - - a price, gto ms GrAEGEEGs ‘ee meses one IF WE HAD ALWAYS WAITED FOR ANOTHER Millen the world « SEE epatumeting to eo % by lnw.| The afgument of a more convenient season we al-| tt fo prevent distress TO MAKE IMPROVEMENTS. lage , “= - ” _~ . = 4 Strict ilmit Wi Dia { for et. when the strike and other means [a: wave habe with . : ili De piaced for the present on the : — hospital Then = . 2 A’ Sei iS ever is r —rpeceti ts v, — 7! _ ; ‘ 24 ox — —— OS —- — ee Union might also cogitate on the fact : $ @ progressive measure, UNUmber admitted to the country ea ear But as : with that the A " . ~ : aa = . ™ . . a he . i" sf ror : }+ - 7 Lal i b~ . . that farmers as a class are the only per- | OF @0 invesiment in tLe iuture of the city. proposed SUMiINng (taat the hope Of these 4 16W) OW} nersicete -: ear- . / ; e : gave up hove sons produci on a 100 per cent eff- ] hird of the lYewia!l :, geass en { e POST-DISP ’ : 4 J . } that there are not citizens who insist that the tim a third of the Jewish population of the world n ™* » POST DISPATCH . OF OE to—search too | elency echedule; and that if they came — ————— 7 : a — : . ("las v.40 : , ry? ° ‘ ¢ > r > . Cy fer play, while the man you admonish to/ St- Louis would be a village. if it is adopted now, St The definite area that pass , : hada One destgned to reproduce withem | ‘You ha . 4% — ) = > art. = child.” De Brey . . » +h 4 ; ma se tin ¢ + te & ' = f sanrother ‘nh , ers” of production who are playing un The third objection is fully met by the pledrs ¢ sme tee extent if Bad during its Rit s) times of = : —s he day Om be has nor forge ‘St . *) rhae ;- ‘ " . , “a. % r 7 fae > om — aod ¢ o ‘ : . . . = = iz _ yews? gt: ; fair with the producer on the other side the Citizens’ Supervisory Committee to undertake ani ou. ot SS about 150 miles from . al oem “idered. “tf you ef the fence. GEO. F. JORDAN Mase’ 10 UBGerake 482 north to south and fron a he ta | ———— ‘~Py* ih THE CURE POR UNEEST. the serv carry out t task of supervising ) Me O i} from east to west ‘ . ; That aP _ : vam, & | — arr’ ou Loe ae A i) ls Dt ‘ising THe expenait ire o? Retween the sea an , om 2 be a. © A , - " a5 — : riaAPJ c. 7” > a - > =_ aA“ ve ‘s 5 . = ae 4 [ee Why Criticise bngiand~ the bond money with a full sense of ree Ke . a an iS @ iittie more than % = HAT is the cure that will reach to the so ures — “= “fuse ¢ responsi bi!it: mn) Square Miles and eaat of th = shed f img it PR. , TT th Ee itor ef the Poet -Disepat ; an 4 ~~, 5 4 ~ * ae > a, ee. OTC AY a iv? e _ ‘ _ . ‘ -* ‘ ° e ‘he prev ai ling ur rest ™ What can bridge a ; — a LG a& CORSCIFNTIONS reg ea fae +} —_— P eh - kw) -_ 27 . 7 Bbbdn aia “ 4 It is quite amazing to read in the press ntious regard for the interests of the ‘“S" -™U square Miles—iess than | —— 3 th tdenin _ , q s Ds 1 the pr SRS pe oll a att tml Atecaties & _ square miles : ake eague enant the he widening gulf of misunderstanding and d& | 1 of the plea to Premier Lioyd George and e , cas 1S cge is su emented = Eeiy aiee eiread “42S 4 DOPULation of abou? > nmyentions ert ng trust tial is separating our peopie info classes that | he : > 7 - . = ~ 7 ~ eee -" s » * aia ee . ° . Tiisd a > ? @¢7 _ . " Mas — »Tts a | th ("a4 _ - ~~ > = : rT) 5 *? . ; - . the British Parliament by 88 members of ®& P'eGEe Oo: the Municipal administration to be govr-. , eC a ou square miles, has a po; ae zie sand the threaten to become hostile’ Certainly ne 4g - ™ lation of a! ut is * ach ecnae . - - ize eserv at na ; 52. “a the United States Congress protesting erned | vy tie Ger 1Is)0ns of the supervisory ommitt : nan ‘ ae . 4. 0 @acD 44il?@ mm: ana Belg: in = . P mea ~" . , _ rind a Se furnish the answ e _ nen this united — Sor) Mas CS.) With 11,400 square miles, bh : SSue and notuing 4 : 4 2 - ++ ’ ~~ T ste, Aa - ; : on =—_ = ; ~rin = . against imprisonment without arraign- Erery pre NO U.at of more VI KX. 4aN | Wis L. ~- OPLN oN - iSsiGgerauti Tr not -r ake pf dese’ 1 of many © 4 the most eminent men of our. , ment or trial of ons resid * in Ire. ' — . SSsary tO the wWelfarm of toac 650 per sau — = = o pers ms res.gent in lre - square allie, WW Dereas Pali @s* ine ="? ~- q “ave? eu ryth time harn onizes 't*he with th hi land arrested for acts of a political na- “®¢ city—to the health. safety. comfort of citizens | 5.000.000 population. would hare abous 73 Seman: “= 667 - mocrat.c part » Daca o — — G.c8 ith the teachings of Jesus NCE upon . -—' . Citizens, u. ld Dat out SOW ner er = ant in Gots - - n ith the ¢ ’ . . ture. They declare such acts at variance the moral and phrsica!l welf ° * mile. but the two other a Aalbers cine be pte Papas — rm. . ee ee a eee be ao young mar a- | e S i i . * %. —_—— — ic. i «= he ' OLLe jun? ae ~ _ . met . of . a . . = > — = Cae with that principle of liberty hic h ie : s-e are UL Le hide * : pe od : : a :i.es ed | e > _- sa ¥as"*e ; é - : ~ = as © ” e r “ iz} .* Rev: : 4 UJ ; he oo agg of life. liberty. property or Every vote will t Pa mained wiicernesses, and so they mus‘ remain in the - : , says Tle later eitintiedin taaeaiee 2 - vuntnens hye and o@ mate! Suseuite of bapeiness. without due! =Yery vote will be needed to assure the success of future That the sadn dec : ) pitalists. having reached the limit concem During ¢) : . “+ 4 as ‘ s* ree A us & ee ee -— © we. owe . 4 = - 4 | -~ ar = ~ 3 4 - - ~ 4a 4 . Ta 2c°nrm.a Ane at —s > >| g2 ~ oe at " »"* as = : ‘i= Pix ° ? of law. the bonds. The vote of every citizen in favor of the SOUTces of the world supr , ; a =° o e Pos »s the ’ - erva: § ween tne recognizi Sat Gatien af wou ds fe pane was deta What te eo amazirg from the co.ered bond , s ies on . . WOuls rogress shoule he = . anc Ot Speria.ties ” Rh its ima‘. ——t . s* At at. th » ° ' © ~oa 8 - . , . r- . . . | people in a foreign republic and fail to ‘ie American people the determ:- portunity for earning a — 7 ssibie a? aes morris: A — oe Rene ever left he U protest . ; “— , ' . , . —— es ‘ : 4, (Or | A. + Re epel® s >! 7 . = fr. 7 "to . - bal > am ~ . wielence, tynching, and burning at stake Ueeded than now ordinary agriculture. to the leag ° nation ey . of allaying unrest might not be geauiney Sa teagth. He AR uw = TT — 4 hee? 7h un 'o * i. ’ human lives without due process of lw a 2 FO The destiny of the greater nar: . . . na s ease enter this ene fro Wilmar -g10Ge- but there ® unanimity | f opinion amw@e@G Wi ways and lover ; ; We kindly appeal to your grand law- asene ; - : greater portion of the masses : ‘ o ~alTi J¢ (sOTm pers, president al Similar eccurenc solid front and legislate and enact laws af New York in his interesting boo mm “P (Bat the Must gain their ring ~~ S i Hae x ‘ ne A erican Federation ? Labor “will Detter i Gized and .eain , MS Mcveresung COOK ON rimitire sn . wee ~ - _ a) ‘* 3 _% . Ne = swe 4 with meartres 8.) drasti that the most 2Oociet ' rust publi shed talle ne —— - “ ae a4 ‘ 5 cwe ore ordinart! . > ‘ - - , her wa . yo > Pruta! cowards will hold them [n terror : al - ig 71s US, BON other things. look ahead 3 ia mari ra ~ y \ . , we fet sue om Tite cantrs —~— : about tBe Dul!l-roare , L ea ; ——— ' , ‘ — as mu wt! rs discerns the Ho ' —_ . ' eae = . - . , aan . . ti and then and not unti: then should your a fF ane it: Ses amio! ge unc Liizeg — ng man . . she AG 23 a , sto “ i 4 - ‘278 rik. DE PARTMENT Ot Jt STIc E. ™ ‘Wife Pu always : - : _ 7 @h - o22 4 56 eer Seaeee Tt turing ra rfheoe + ha ; > > ; . a erttctiem of another country be next peoples in various parts of the globe he acturing. rather than agri turs : mite se have aad OGuseed ae ve ed e- ——— MEE SD with a fine ‘ » Ss rp ’ . “See . « : Detail in : tr Piece the ae ‘ — — S « > 4 : a . ae order JES E- " ‘4 ROW . 1% : ized Si hoo) »).\s are tond of making ull- = : 4 oa °" ‘ ss 2 irae” é a” hd N > &! ‘2 ' ang by ire = «ver beer nade Ru the years ' ene - . —_ , power possi diliti if th —s | . HD : roarers ney Simply take a narrow shingie tie 2 | i ~ Lil "l@s of ue count and its , — - = 1za « r tlovernment than that formulat- ne the wife lowed Morte Man ) - vl 4 wealth o 7 D — — Bean . atte eat ar _— a . good manners at the picture show’ We , ; ; tay ‘Oaring. according to ” = = ec in Sis crt, “Tt fo POR Ring that ofter iLs Size ane the strength ny? : ms se « — == — a -—-- ; 7 - ’ » 4 } | o* «an easiiv be more resre t fy" rr tha ‘ — aie cexter of i's weer 4 “4 i g ‘ ' na . overnmams a ao ee * \ i n mon ' nile — a ig saves ? — ' A Mak :r , ‘. “other fellow” and shew sume regard fo: — a om S a5 tar separated as those in Africa THE PSEUDO CROESTS Wns and opeTates a! least part of the (Omi The crac _" bis comfort and comvenience. Those tha: the Solomon isiands. Central Australia. and Brazil! : | ' , Pea: Se ee arge was origi Femmes tla Ps, come in late are lacking ind a.) th at he. bul! roarers Aare jaed ‘- ‘orem sities tee ' > | > azii. 5 ty ~ | : * ’ a,?* . ss : zr. a” Lore —— ” oy 7 paid to & aa ar her tr rr 7) @. t; remonies of initiation of . ; But J » Ander - ° ® Weary «ad hr Dy speaks gentility. One may get there early boys and young men into the m : ys IGS fersot, asserts-—without contri a... . — = md secure a seat as near the center as Th | — fw Gee Cue oF clubs ‘rom Att y-General Palmer as yeti =aing of his . bh — ; ese ceremonies are in the main religies hg aie T =a -~ ths —-—- « of agents he “a.Way* fem the paseerby. and after you are “Pec!aly to Women. the voice of a spirit. N tein ee | P , gl auteurs. The radicals charged that the Wag Nope ‘mat he mig ~ ' a - ° 4 s° saa No Woman. — = . . a * . aed * » % _ . a Now - . Gouvineed of your cleverness, and have im Many tribes, is even permitted + " ur : wa Runist platform upes whl ¢ fier — . ° ° ad iLie ‘y _— _ . . r . oe 1 *, " ‘ ——a - , geen Gme side of the house filed with roarer. and in certa tril 3 - be S20VeO! . as its prosecutions were Wri” Ge of ¢ .* ad a%s sad el in roe. > \-s io-d = - 7 } m . reu ? thoughtful Peopie, each ccupving seats rs “s af gg ing awar of the . % ~ ‘ . . eee : oo Pal ’ lie ore ry jer? tor the D.e. B ar - nearest you. leaving vacant those neares* : i. se —— —_ = “ z ee express Purpose of tra g then To this s@ #F> = wWeeas the aisle, when you are eagerly following EDITORIAL SPARKS re Z 4 z Peary that . Wr and M ; the stery-picture—rea, in the very mic Sevens sie ° “ : +9 7687 fon the « - along come Mr ar : VJ ~ ™ - : : . : e - a ° ° . hanp- : lees and their sisters and cousin- : THANATOS ATH ANOTOX Now . i and awet. with Pa rdor La .* ‘™ > & ** ° ~~ _ ” ’ T Z [ bemsa t Daderwn Dera t by *A°Y e 4s ** voice and Drie ef fs here" in ar ring wa’ — be ty . o , . © wos on the far she of The iia. bs ‘¢ ‘ s ies me te ! nee i : “ “ A 4 _ . ° , | i. Ria TL21 er ; hk a ‘ . . te « cs - : sal A : ur nee Tre ~~ ex oh . | , including the zi «i ten rey of — — i tA a on “ : SA. ' ~ a = yw -~* rr. ta é 7 = = a _ is - -_ =| %« ” a - / the earty arrival. Be it resoived that we te of what the Oft—mute T Lace “4 mes: the . : nae ae : : Os ~ Dt, — th 7 » d ” « » Be mere considerate of each other's com- norils of Kansas Cai itene says about th» s of , ) . & word ry >» >) a nbn = : ~ ~ ~ — rights, or prevall upen the the. sta City Times f «° . r Weed te erect a barricade in the Tack Harrison of he Be! - z -« ~ - , . ies a> : at Bh 2 °° - — > > " a Ber the benefit of a cuffering pub- “w ot Gazette recen mo . . opined that about the time . - = 4 . \ olee . ead berricad we get hard-surfa- ' . . te serve e deub! e Pur roe ben " pie - - . « Mriaé ed : 4 > ce . ae eo 1/} _.* ridin iw . — sadindialh 3 “ ¢ aos iy. welfare of the earty set tiers = : ' . “Sf -" Motor cars and be ie * and a ~ . . -_ rainmg ™ airpeanes Tf thie is the «-: ‘ Pe rele |. &@ Mmenmument as «a #timn ee 6 | ' ase rejoins : — : “as ing and es 1¢ Mankate Advocate, “the farmers who ha ' ; . : om hp eg it , ’ | - - . 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bi lll at ii a i eatin ate ad - re are we - = - on —or es se erry" 4 - dita is" | POST-DISPATCH Daily Magazine | ~ NonDa®. : NTN MME OHI A MAY 10, 1990. WOMEN’S PAGER ~~~ | — | ry em —— = W/ @ MARY RAYMOND V =" ‘by SHIPMAN ANDREWS.. Wy fh a i is SECOND INSTALLMENT a Ren meee tha b oP 24° aod See se e lad who " ’ m © BREVIL, staring at the white. slight brot) gave pleasure to my) : Tt in the dimn , | rother Jules. | > and gazed wit} , iness, seemed to see a pic- ie . . ‘ | ‘ith a steady fire in his ' ‘ i ' _— ‘ * rae 7 - . . 118 ire eve 3 : ‘ ; “" ture. lie sa the Old World wards ‘ rh put tomorrow, lin the adjustments ot a cheerful . eye, Ly, dif De Brevi! a - at minor affairs he said ron ve read the sort of ™ > . “ where new a . ‘ , 4 ’ ‘ . ibad played as a boy, sleeping in aromatic sur od life and in the difficulty of getting to the : y GiLe There were unceuninen ensittl hing over and over, si “ e Cc sun-' o Ce ro! ar . . , : “t . ua es in this | "Ne lous DEE ES Mitterine water of the meat | TI from .Jacqueline’s tenacious presence at ih. Ron sisaplictty: there was the pats it ad s Nevertheless, would ft trouble vou to tell me : > moat.| The Silences 7 ‘sf ve oise Of a man who, | 1¢”” nersnade - j of it the ruins of a tenth- § ] 0 e ‘ . 4 | 4 r , ’ " : @é grandmother ier | of a persistent atmosphere of sunshine and peace | © 7 “I beg your pardo: ? [ got mine in the thigh. It laid me out a minute .of an Old W . , ’ : : A } on tor getting started like but : climbed to w feet ; > These unforgotten thing ’ orld garden, of little Jacqueline, a | ; that,” Duke said. ‘It's bl : omy feet Can ee See Xf iings Le Bre, il e4w 4 }- ' slim child of three years 7 % 3 | >. oy . : 7 ; 8 amed careless o! me. ] the bo he gun ire and killed ' yur of the ’ " . as plainly as with material eyes, and | ; mack: of the pathetic brood over it, not being able ft he our of t Rgars . ‘ al eyes, and throveh old brother wl had a. : ) . in = o get a job and One man beat it intoad fall Me vision and the sunshine and r | 10 had always twisted his heart- A) | Se | 1a) not having much to do. And vou were « a dugout, so | followed: and —_ figures ee ahs | OS'= inoy ed- strings: of a gay and soldierly young presence ' ae ‘ — 7 i . * it loosened mv tong induly.” , re so kind, the : hap whirled at me in the darkness and ' fin , “ . »" " ‘ . . - 9? . : ° . ’ ; . ' ‘ . = | (i? \ . ° . ° | ) fhe Inagi of t he gil 5 radiating happiness about these two Mi ) . . there ; ' i 1é rose If ished that one with —_ res ieta! Then As | went worde—the girl herself, a wild antie ag | : | | 8 a vacancy—if | might have a c! : Dees: . Bentle, fascinar- At 3 lock hi , , | a chance to | out into the daylight the v oclock his secretary cam his or | : + ' : show vy ' ayiight. another bothe met me ing slip of womanhood, not vet more than a offic “Th 2S nee lheatagy eee | ie show you that I'm capable and eager to wor! and wounded m | , : e. eres a young Man outside, M ‘ sou | I'll leav 2 . : , e again- but | got him with the i the tall voung soldier in t} oA , side, Mr. de ; i. | eave my address he said He ; ' . lf £101 , of his Brevil.”’ sai , , j $ , ‘ , ! e added an pistoi, too ind The ‘ ! , id the secretary, “with a 1 , = yy , aftert} te , id one of his pals came running db. and clinging eager', ' ; 7s a letter trom | ' afterthought [| don't look overhe , | : | — — Oo him, the old,| the Augustus Morgan people—Mr. Morgan him ' ' Bh) and, of course, | have b ngs ee perhaps, / up. and [ shot him, but he got my right brother. With whom one must be neatien* self. | believe . | »* te . ” . : opty ave een i}! But I'm all right baud with a bomt as he fell—-the last one of | / ; ; , : | ow, and if I « e , , bad gone out--De Brevil remembered tbe De Brevil looked up f | ye , | an once afford eggs and beefsteak ‘seven that | got that morning -and he spoiled splendid as this voung Captai ; , ip from a heap of plans for “ee | I'll be a giant in no time. I'm naturally very ' my hand, dar epee | Set 4 b , Wk _ « p “aink a id iad a great development of the water pow er of the ; strong vou know ait y d ¢ . 4@bDc, Garn uim Chat «the way | had to take e ac e that. To be 50 veare ' : ; : 7 § ou needn't fear but that (this sort of mn ; yeare a/| upper Rhine Mr. Spencer , ia & sort of trimming ‘We contemplated t} . ;, mag. 8 ar, the secretary, had) x : I'm good and fit for wori } er .: to depe nd forever on the patience of Nis known with what he was b : ‘ | ae | ; . ; | Ore lll leave my address, grinminess of the book with a queer grin So drag out bis days half : | e was busy; he was surprised | ' , Ae. 3 he said again There was ai y* at a mePn, shut to be interrupted Vet Mr. Spencer Was a wise LA , - . _ , a le Brevi! wat } ss vas silen e in the big. quiet offi © for a“ the joys and the responsibiliti : _s ~ 2 = a atched. bis expression thoughtful. lohg mome Then : , jilities of normal’ person--and a letter from the Morg: he hi ) Duke be 09 as hen De Brevils voice came aa tf sod. He had done this for France halter, peesibis in ‘ Eans~ de ad | ; = — nt over his desk, writing on a card. Sud- With difficulty, repeating the words of th : yas b>» By - Bee 16 4 i y ‘ -- . a e le ' =| . " . ' . ™ -_ ian a mii De Breviis heart felt a bound of hot gratitude The young man w ses gy S _—— denly, impulsively, the lad looked up, and his die: You ‘fougbt as well as the beat’’ In ‘ CEC as shown in, ua tall lad in face was bright a , vs — ast. 6 | the Ameri: an boy who had Ree n ihe old! shabby clothes who looked 1] At h é ‘Th ; ad ed. vou did bie ause Of eth h ne rou the world pot as a tiresome invalid to be endured! glance De Br vil it 4 the first ; . . , eres one other thing, he said You may knows today there is nothing braver than t a" oo ; ‘eV quite understood Mr. Spencer : laugh at me, but I's i¢ | rare a hero of France forever deified by ©. rific | ‘ : bse e invented a trick that's good. American, France wil!) never forge course, the French: : 4 ad by ve rifice, the lower part of the right sleeve hung empty) ; 7 . 1 know it’s good. For water power And I/d@ give did 11 " 0 what you » ; Chman smiled, amuse . » lare ' : ae - ‘ pale e you boys of this i t 3 ead, mused in the and a large nickel hook was where the hand =] } ’ , mv other hand imost i . oye ind which is my land also of course, it Was e@asier to be gent'e wit] ah j . ' y/ ‘ almo! to see it have a show The French were brave .) ven Ryo t ’ ih’ should be. Mr. Spencer had reason to know that Sh hi What is it?’ asked De Brevil fot 4 e (he) jlast jeaf upon the tree when a rose of sum-| wounded soldiers were a) ais tf 1 7 ig fought on their own soil, with invaders Sud ; . . ii” ’ > . ‘e ways receiy e » mike hha ‘ ne ef ; is : a ; « " , @ Diquant rosebud of a Jacqueline, “sat by, De Brevi] works De Brevil, t} satire “It wa imple } O ad a pencil out, his eyes wandered to Geniy, in fis emotion, De Brevil Was speaking in *” . ys >| i e evil, the magnate Ss g eno : - , the mass of papers : : ; . te . ys Yet more youngsters would have man-!| to his feet before the pale lad in hi anceps F ie a f coll gaat # got through the enemy s wire near a wood 1 of papers; a letter pad lay among them. | 31s own tongue Sse battre pour la patrie quand ‘ @ paie lad In his worn clothes. | an¢ oun as clos : hy " e caught up a chair a sat and sei7z ‘lle e ahi to see the girl and to avoid the old man “lm sorr’ a di nasi am " . ‘ C Weds close fo ad machine fun. , ) . : 4 i ' nd Sil dow li and f ized the elle eet envahbie i eet MoT) miuis \ eri cing milles , : sag . a » as A Uy, s . le ' , Sal dh i ; : reat ’ Ine i . 1 ie fy the Captain if ever one has he + a : ; oy said, Phe boy Tlasbed a surprised smile. It was eas rreal Thev } has 7 oe You s Kilometres se battre pour. la liberte ad De B 1 } naated a ‘ iance to and he glan: ed at the piles otf drawings with it = eI at Phe ruietl is : tas Siilps ~ it riOow ers Che pencil iti the left hand . a i} \ ’ ; ¢ t by] . : Xb, cela, y, revil thought, with a throb ; i to see that hope nd Ba mate ' . al i 1 SWITL lines © @FF SUDIIINe And the boy's blue eves fi ’ ; ‘ seemed to the older man, the look of ; : hat hope had th some Wa) and bands, and everything was done for T acre th al ‘ 8 blue eyes Tatee tas “And the Captain wrote ft : ’ U Ol a person ‘© = aT tv is hen 4 dos i@ papel The lad was quite unconscious man now with | ' the ; : i ‘) i ni le lules and who kne Ww wl ‘ . ‘ all ot | w T) . demain ; he da. ‘ t} » *y —, " . «t x ory it (emi of Service and Sui 5 , meas ? lat drawings meant You were ” ‘ad Her | was gassed on: ' he parade, when they sent us up the: that he was demons at > bh } if} : . little cabbage had messages just possibly) bus. i iatadll Ce Reet en tone ; ) nee | are neues of tab ae nc : | vaaogy tins j - trating what he had claimed Tltic¢ His voice Was unsteady answering ° ‘ J it ‘ 1) } on © drew | ‘ ™ i+ Weil (1) ’ tli} ned 7th } i} oe} : . ss iif’? s Slillsi lif erTyvu een / la 11s le t lane Was as ‘ ade ’ _ es it , . deep voice suggested out of : i ath ad a8 nueguadie 45 any Man s&s its--its good to have the } f velvet darkness out swiftly the lette C . all those thousands reiei ti + oh ) me " rench think so of the terrace “And one knows hi om a b B , 7 r from Augustus Mor gan Lungs | bad to put in two vears at Saranas Q ful The ' | : Was } wonde! right Suddenly, as the head bent absorbed over us, he brought out ver simphs France and hone ws, Ce e brevii read it ; ke ‘Gee, — 7 a nere were hundreds of us our crutebes the drawing . evi : ' , today. . " i ‘sh ne r and loo ke d uj You Want people died ihe mone here Wasn't . | ial ital os | | W ith yi] rut hes. i) arawing, Lhe Brevil laid his palm over the Ameri a we're old lovers TY} ere weren't man’ ; ork with us. Mr. Duke” What « ’ >" =e ‘ aged heads and such ar after cat +j flving finge : “hee , | “But yes--but no rhe words had r ‘0 , vRat can you do got used up at the sanitariu And in ing. en bv pretty > ar, Grit lying fingers Mv son, he spoke. ‘I! want to go @¥en of the rank and file. in our forces, sir, whe . ac @ sound oO! I'm a mechanical engineer I'm usec to ainine ae am | by pretty women, who seemed glad to drive us., into that with vou, ; rot , ‘dn’ a Bi “ d o trainit | ou, and if its od If) didnt kz: : ress. He wrote indeed for several] months drawing plans : my ' D 1g Or my ituture t that I an Lond the met oat rn i: ‘ > orgo er -y> 7, orr r ¥ . ie . a - ié i ii ‘ ii Lift ‘ ia ti) ; WA lit 7 ‘ ' = ; 7 | ; . > . ~ . omorrow, t] lnan con ly | am taking too much of your time, sir” mirth. but a touch of bittern , :' ud « ’ usr Kids are crowing | boy se histors He pushed: back his chai | l lé / osl-Dis pale h , . ' | “Thess it) The ia ivn i} Aire’; 1 } . ‘ no © Phat , ' il, hie . aid \\ . re at oid story Lid ] } | j . i ? ] Tl | | | | s _ iii ew zi‘ erie (aia \ if . iral }? { ar ‘ ’ tl > @V eg ro a 1 rt] ~ * . . . . ° . - ‘ and TNKREST. : ook d ti ‘48 +C V) | wis b on, m' son. ] Wwe und cl hie ' \ 1] t hi i ° ' r i ] | 1} l ce P : . Si ons , . zit { : m ° = | n into clannes The Aol . ti A — m4 =" | 19 ANI WS AMG! By Mrs. Elizabeth Kent. 8? Certainly no one : » ” f 7 ~ . : : . quae guineg Hie was afraid he would be HE ° nme er. When this united By Sophie lrene Loeb. Weighing the Babs ; ginny : ~ | | ~>—— ee At Rane See enka: aaa ae atl may be kept used in white sauce for scalloped pt eminent men of our - HE hext general tant of ia cen , ~~ " — _- : , me | soil ‘ . surface with COL dish Ss or ‘ roquettes with ‘ hopped ( — : ’ Ai : i} mitt a. . . % : - ’ ‘ ad aha - D4 L¢* i] j a. whites may he ke ' La: oe , ied , the teachings of Jesus . a NCE upo fame Bats i weight and for babies and chil- a iY? : Copyright. 11 an | ceverine elaasina 8 . 1 id it | with bread or eracke: ry must it not be ac- } p nh a Tre there “A as a he kept his promises. That is to say, i dren there should - ' shen dy in- a ’ ite ; S J > ; . » ' Lie | te : Y and Diacihg colh- crunibs for eee ana cruimmbing “ bung married couple They he did t de he thi h: he | ¢ T : ' | ~" , -" ainer in ice box Soft couked eggs may be cooke extensive canvass of no » tne things that ‘ crease. That is whv babies should : eaept The ni oe KE 1 »¢ cooked hard “ thi ‘ i began life together very early. | usually did which irritated hig wife,; be weighed regularly KISSES | ww lumber of eggs in a recipe and used for garnishing, etc on this question re- They were very devoted to each and therefore he had ihe for! vOmehowu doesnt i p , ' = +) (tle dranpned will rems ie ashington hopeless of 4 mm Lite i the mothe erse] no hy | iropy] wail 20) a) ‘ we tears. This was the tirst time he things about which womee re sen can see what is lack Ps i f ry ead for baking t’'laveo. wa to the same method - = ever left her 1 ’ } —_ . a " ' i. . At ing minutes, and re fore of a genuine re- forgave him, of course sibility, now she came to realize that ' fast enough. for he wanted to be the 4] Gompers, president : Not long after this there was a ‘narriage responsibility devolves on Lad » tell Johnnv Chuck that he asked fina! of Labor eer 1] better . occurence. Again he apolo two and not on one. : ; WAS aA Squil re] He didn't bheliev: 4 ‘, si mt | »@r , ing steaks 01 chops ; , and again he was forgiven. in She had also learned that hue . / . | John ‘ Knew jl ana the re i ‘ ] sho , , - : : _—_ +) ; Yr ent with id damp ry loth | Ways he did little things that) bands can remeinber to be Kind and , ‘ee Peter loves more than t arry a it bh Heat } rs — gireehiasl sa i im off superflous fat Tiub 7 ‘ ; , contrary to the wishes of the considerate and that too many apol- | » of news. So he hurri vith a Pepe aes ee en ae broiler with a little of the OF Jt STICK. but always he wae able to make Oftes Spoll the marital! confidence. Ya = rs might, iippertv-lupperty-lip, | ‘te li Mother eo . a Sh ee fat place the meat ti! the broilet with a fine apology So she left the man, and, being an dipperty-ilp straigh' , Johny ' 7 fe sae ag Raggi) 2 nd COOK Over ; fire Turn it ag tl » has ever been made 4 But the yeare went by, and though energetic woman, she continued on |, - , Chuck's hou | ssa s iatesad oepant 2 » ll cooked | , tt has Do you now what vo ' | fof: ah / mn his court, “it is per- . } that often hurt, and then his A few years went by and he began tag sa itiatid, Sia oat . wea al 4 ps | TA | $a e . Ai i . pars Wore tli : of ‘*? appreciate what it meant to have ek whales + oe . , le (iresses that the Government was offered as the way é : peace n good wife, and that the onlv way 4 tees yt part of the Commun- . . The Woman accepted it as a part tv keep one is to keep promises and | suddenl!y harge was originally | ; tention was paid to '. _ = her marriage contract, but many *°8%* BO Poot for apologies without contradic ee Weary sad hour did she spend in I do not know whether this man’ make and which eg ner a feeling Opie eee SR } | .~ Succeeded in getting his wife bac ee wept ie sen a gr nc a Of cours: know 1 —_— ‘ rt { * fe back.! of reasonable security. It is also the | , Woodchu Thee yr | | MAI *” E CORN m at a x 7 : j | ; P > 4 | ! =s* « Palmer as yet—that ng of his shortcomings but he learned — earned this mora! best wavy to find out just whe has sunk to the level! m™ Was very much shaken in him, | with the In marriage, apologies are but thing begins to go wrong ; rename got oa ™ houted Pete J : . , Best that money can uy: she always ended up ‘* in the use of agents charged that the very that he might change T ae remedies for one «a TY 1s- babv The soone! if iw set platform upon which » it came to pass that seme takes better for everybodys ‘osecutions were wril- . % this family, A. another OF amit from every point. oft view. 7 ae 4 mvt ix ; ’ f a s ° : ; ; » ‘ge aa ‘ . ' Nl , ‘ ae o . : : » Government for the ne came to visit them for a at vu emeh the baby's health, perbaps for ali! Jo " anaeel tae | Maine Corn One of the hundred White Ribbon Pure Foods. a jae thle NO Fe . 3 WILTED GREENS life, the mother's peace, and th te oS ) | | Guaranteed as delicious and palatabi lerson it appears that ; and Mrs BB. were a very con- family purse : ore Snes OO aly heen 4 the productive Gelds of Ma fs nae ee ee eee Mimunist party meet: Salcouple. They had their occa C'ROPEANS, particularly the nn wee Sine Of acane et a : | White Ribbon Super-F jovernment iteelf for quarrel, a* evervday coupies E lrench and South - r 3 ine the babys is t} at VV hich j LS 4 . 6 O° : . - : nap 4 Upet- ancy Maine Corn witb its young. teader » ‘ ‘ . } ’ r) ’ i rie? cle’ mMmi Telus 4 r ’ ore ~~ * ‘ ow ‘ | the raids took place . but on the whole they were very sitiees, thal arent . per i" scoop and platform for weights. suc! > : 7 crs : rage = ao * amy, heavy in consistency, and free from silk and . : ‘i xe , d reat at oO _— ; we) a fen ma e ti "oP or - ail thus stands charge ippy TRE A ayy gy Reng ong " ‘ e of wilted | a. is used in groceries. They cost y wh rou 3 fi its of co is the corm everyone at the table will enjey ws. = , a ah i 4a Decoeme “1 . - aS cCTAZY AS inp \ a . in part manufacturer wow, Mr FB. had other interests, ular with Americans in ‘ ea _ about five dollars, and are an excel- ; x : Dipt ‘ that . | 7 ee It peepee from the finest corn-producing spot in the warld It im ft our American Gov- ' [ame as Mr A. and he too went tlones Wilted greens ' “4 ee -; tent Investment No housekeeper , ere. 7H a a Sills be ready-cooked; a few minutes’ beating after the addition of a@ little mer is largely baring frequently, but the arrangement between - aall j at ¥ 1 it gowns should be without good. scales. The re : Nats Pn Ay ee TOOTHACHE GUM butter, salt and pepper, and 1i s ready for the table dene, A | all im : . - = aaiate = Olle vege- t ret by ! ' T +) . fi, ‘ oo . . Is1 oF «i ‘ ‘ qa ' )) : ty 7 rye Trace : . SAVES SO, ate if sre ‘ ' a 7 , . oS ’ roce! tor 4 ; gland es iatest item in + : Mr. HK agreed io do anvithing onion fine and fry it slowly in baco thie rut er and tf x Ce] and in . it ] , it j ae wethitiend a pon | | S Toothache +h & ee & © te may His sto . of Wh..e Vibben lure Foods, n inter . : X > ’ ag | 4. acon canning time, if not for a baby broth sO You better , yu choo] thse , , e supe! iatncy vege abies, fruits, relishes and preserves are the beet ith the coat of living. - est of his wife, he did it. drippings, % cup of dripping, being | er Johnny Chuck an ar Miele |" G Frew = Ssee’ BeU mm 60 that can be obtained anywhere at any price able. tough-wearing” . = _ hia promises bis enough for servings for four peo- The baby <hould be weighed naked about yourself and your , ¥ 0 to school . , peters me i Instantly Trew Thie BR pe % Oo her lie didnt make a eri 1 thie | me : ool . POET Tee eall fe rim th - ;, - pese” variety, and de ; he made good ea? ee 7 tal seme oe eg - the | in a warm room, always at the same ae dnt be as ignorant as you are 1 : ALL DRUGGISTS 25° ‘*Whate Bvbbeon & hf . . , » amMespooniuis © vine-/; tl ) } id ’ Ti . peat for anything.’ teoter | 1 auite , : . ; “Wi bi , . . 4 Le i i he scheme has been - sy ebeerved ali this and con ear and stir it ett She: tem int fal ogee’ day, : re o rod “ bi ao ‘ ve Bras pee ni | new : on fo *hasnt got to dig new he ' . — b: te , saepeen bepeer ‘acture ’ re to eG . . , : . . . = . ae | Ss b Siete + . . . ; “af io nubpoiwut » tan Ams . - | dune s00OD . : : mie malted meee ra, who 8 with her own state of af- Then pour over the greens and toss/ warmed, placed on the scoop ite his own family only a few days be any Xo ge ! ata pad tts a DISCUSS FRE i" ALL FOOT ILLS gy iy hat 0 mews butter st. The negra J - “gp reflected ent this and die. or mix 20 that it ix thoroughly in- weight aon sieved the Whew cobtyarticmas # a fore =) ’ do rstep even tor fi) ' ~ wher “1 cn rye Te — - pb oo. - “* 4 ' sls [Fs ' , “4 i hea ove top ntages are add 7 Spea . , » ‘ ‘ , ; - < 7 —_ m *pte . " 4 »s +) . ‘ = - *. . orert " . , , , : . a Tes ie prepere | ned the price ea the « ; pos het husband about corporated. A dash of cayenne, or laid upon it, the weight noted, and Johnny Chuck blinked his eve fo fio eared eer ; = — rHROoOM 8 TU 5:50 os ‘eon — ves See ' _ ° be ime sea eoe ao . 4 more liberal supply of paprika ‘s/| the wel the f ‘ Met } ht vee for iz johnny refused to 1 7 The wholesaler and ‘Rusband didnt like it very sometimes used More or less vine- a Seve consi! — ee % nee led. A, a few minutes and couldnt find a’ all Peter could say FREE—Ask your neighborhood groce: for the folder **White om out of at allow : elt h he agreed tf « anform gar may be added to suit the ti . veo igs P ‘ = ept, mts both word to sa‘ He knew. if Peter had You'll ye serr: natinl Ribbon Pure Foods, which thows morr than one bundred varveties teil price of 4): ; tahoe ing ¥ , ; : a i } ast 2S ate 1° a bg tor will) always be told the truth as to what O!d Mother: = - ts : Soe ve amd Set of White Ribbon Pure Foods—al!l 100°. quality 'f vour grocer's | ' ’ se could and NH can be made as peppery ar lad to be able to refer to it tucl Tatu) a fy lead : : 7 he , mio edical Department : ye shoes are mate. . 0 tes Hor a time, desired. or thé pepper ma) ad i ” t os ft bP ‘is wi he h itu | aid wt be that he than va lame 4 : | a Liberator Fuot Inet supply of folders is exhausted write as and we will send one free s ' ,o a record tells a goud Gea: 0) @ Dad) * ‘a member of th ier . ™ ‘ce. Lin, 5180 .¥ ne. , : by ei artes 3723 “es.” we 8369 Krennine-Schlapp Grocar Co., Eighth and Spruce Sts. I ‘ ‘ shebhek a History. ® Mr. and Mis bh were there ied adiogetier.
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nee * * Oh, OG) 2ter.. ‘waet ‘COMIC PAGE MAT 10, 1920. BETTER MAKE THAT TUESDAY, YES! TUESDAY EVENIN’ SURE! OSCAR-ONE MINUTS | ) a a YOu BOUGHT TICKETS TO | ~& SHOVY \ FOR TUESDAY) >, ‘ar bi. OSCARIIF rr Jussa] SAME TO YOU FOLKS WE'LL MAKE IT WEODNES WEDNESDAY POSimnvVE! VAIT A MINUTE! You KNOW 1’. GOING TO MOTHERS WEDNESI“ay, DONT ering Gagne ay HA ba} WELL rm APRAIO WELL MAFTA MAKE ‘AT THURS DAY ! WITHOUT FAIL,OScCAR! JUGGA SECON’-OSS'! THURSDAY 15) THE MAI?PS! EVENING Ou7T — 6 oOo” Lia — ~~ -— By James J. Montague. = oe : es MORE TRUIH THAN POETR¥a OQ: P a? “- ie oa A , a ae {000.0 - Lx > La ¥, es . 4 > >= » . 7? ne = spen / os ~44 2 CV .414kk® 4 million dollars, more or Iiess, Conservatively spent. Would help alleviate distress And promulgate content But it will take a few M. C's To junket with the Japancsc Load spend a month or two of eur: Around the Orient. \ million dollars of our debr. 4 goodly boon would be: “Twould save a lot of toil and sweat To foiks like you and me. But sundry statesmen it will teach, The habits of the dusky peach. Who rides the billows on the beach At sunny Wakikiki. You AIA T AtADe wy Tic act Vif You Pcor es \ \ million dollars could be placed (Bot FC KACW A BUSINESS ) ; Where it would serve us well, — cutting down excessive waste oo Vi : To check the H. C. L. . ee isit Ta ~ But it will be expended straight , To heip the lads who delegate FOR ADVE RTISIXNG f Fiye! AND As THe | tn A mens ‘. (| You'Luw Go ro \ fi tHar's BEEN A HG f f | 5 = = T Lt o'- ADVE TisrW . ' AND YouR SAcaARYy! | | Gell jeeceuge- lhe ea ae : } Be att “THe . = » | A& MONTH, Yeu A HUNDRED YEARS “ee AXKSUER OO | | EXPENSE LLL / ST i ——" \GorTA ADERTISE ) AND THEY AWW'T ©, WHAT s | .? : : - , r Pi er : ies) THICK CF ANYTHING 7 ease. — ———— ' | CWRER CF THe sToRe Any ALLOWAACE P | THE WALL IN |]) MONEY MAKER FOR OvER | In WHATS THE TRTAL?, : ad PENSE! | e' | THAT? ATE oa | ee toanei rately REVER ADVERTISED: \ ~~ a A A — a » ;}OR.YOU WONT / j\ —MeaAce “A / oe / To cross the scas aml contemplatc a The Terrible Tempered Mr. Bang.—By Fox. | : " ‘ . * .,_si:st i... . + _ . >» + » . \ ™ * » . . ‘ = = 2 . s - x i. a o we, 4 RIE, oft “he ex r Pe eingh a ’ 7 $ Ae Ne hog ale 5, ae aS oa BA, : ‘ ; hee Bt Wires 2 40 rs» Bake ee : = o Foe Fey a ral aa te Ee NS Fay tn ees. be ty Ae ee b 1: roads. and Club. at % Mre. Po tom, had : her husbar acco™ pan: morning 4! 3 back to th SRS SN we . = = sons at th: 4 Prank Sm! his wife The four delivery tr the Dack. ~ Mre. Smith the, were and wanted Was in the Tele She took One of the ferced her | threatening Siarm. The a wine-cells barre! of = the berrel countered & te ge into aaaine” ‘he One of th wires \eadin sure 7. 4 - ea ey *s ms a 4 Ao —— . . . es - Ss Fee So ae ; 3 tel a 0 4 . Cs b * ay P) hse “ ; Ser eee ae age : on ee — See : PRD r pd ; i *@timate of NEW RADIO Ye eng Say Expletives. w ASHING eompeas for ; ahe ‘nen OM Portly found himself strand- e@ for an hour or *o im a strange tewn ena decided to have something te eat. Be entered the only restaurant h- IEANUY YOu, “Thete ain't one. sir.” the waiter, «Mo ieoked as if he'd been . “but I can tell you whats on.” “Lats have it. then.” said Portly. watter took a deep breath anc ef? a lengthy list. “You have memory. ty man,” said rr.” gald the waiter meek)» okhed at the table cloth.’ —- could nd and cailed fgr a menu THERE a S| | JaBpez /| ; OVER - his return. he entesed where she was playing doll and singing “Over “ be satd, “doen't as | l SARTED eR RIK VIE RiGe+y_ AFTER WE. WERE MARRIED FIVE AMD EVERYTHING a LOVELY -— al —_~ ’ a ae (Since SQ > ‘ ————e ai — , Yu Re oe = AINOTES = LET PER. KNIow | TAT [ was THE Boss —~ | — i! t THING PLL GO UP To , ~ABEZ’S HOUSE ANB LEARQA) . iia SSOCRET OF HAPPINESS— |} MARRIED, MYSELF | > SOME LAY | (Ne sto ork iE, aye | [ A GNCH, mime- Aw NION = A =» ANG : SENSE ANA . eu Ger a.) ENGUSHMAA) BAIR TO | | SEMEN ce |, A UNE LASS -EPT HERAT Tete Dae. *t —_ a : ; Curate wv reg” ‘ : ; . ne , eltions hee | | et or | by nary flier the NC.3 fr .c°O.a from the An @yutpped wi Officiaisa Sermmunica’ te Vantir bs m™ES at stat P 4ne6 bw mm The wo pan "ach other fr S5 miles ape “ame into op Pesitions and ©2 "Lon ** hat “Tt etkr Lute | : ARCUNIK Tere | “—> “DB FALL iG Love utH gn — You ‘~LA SMUT S *&; — FT eNew Yeu ANENUE ” | -™ MALS AVE A NEW S14. could of => and wa Ale te sing Bray at ter