St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 11, 1920

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Be ty Ce Ay SERS NOLS TE AO oe | © : Cbebt-nip Arca SUNDAY AVERAGE ) February, March and April, 400,116 he Only . NO. 256. FOBBERS FORCE AKE LIQUOR FRON HOMEAT9.15 4, Four Armed Men in Truck Take Barrel of Whisky and Three Cases of Champagne in County. ssiona! junket to he HOUSEMAN AND WIFE LOCKED IN CELLAR Visit Takes Place When Mrs. German G. Powell Is on gq Daily Auto Trip to City _ With Husband. Four men armed with revolvers a and using an automobile truck de- scribed as being “like an undertak Pat ers wagon” forcibly stole a barre! ef whieky and three cases of cham pagne from the home of (rerman GG Powell, president of the F. A. Stees Goods Co... on the Clas Furnishing and Cella ton road between the Price roads. and ladjoining the Boge, Golf Club, at 9:15 a. m. today) ___ TS Mre. Powell, as i* her daily cus- | tom, had ridden into St. Louis with | | her husband in his automobile. She — - AZccompanies him to the store each morning and drives the machine back to their home The only per- = — —— DO ANY THING FOR AN OLD COLLEGE cHuMm Line You the whos: e* rec to fh y eal MORNING ) VA @rase them The Powell residence is on a strip of the (layvton road now being re- made, and where roadmakers are Ai work. Powel! could not be reached for an estimate of the value of the liquo: NEW RADIO COMPASS ENABLES "AIRPLANES TO LOCATE OTHERS —_—_ --- In Recent Test Two Craft Estab- lished Position of Each Other When 65 Miles Apart. the Agrociatod Preas. WASHINGTON, May 11.—A radio Compass for airplanes which will en- Sble them to locate other planes ac- curately regardless of weather: con- Gitions han been successfully testcd n to the Right. on rolled down his brow ’ ST. Stee = ee eee ee Two Kings and Queens at Curzon-Mosley Wedding Marriage of Granddaughter of Chicago Man Brilliant Affair—Ambassador Davis and Wife Among Guests. E vided Paper in St. LOUIS — ee a ow he Anse@ated Preea, were John W. Davis, the Anrerican LONDON, May 11 Two Kings. Ambassador, and Mrs. Davis with their Queens—the sovereigns of The bride was attended by seven Belgium and Great Britain-—were bridesmaids she yan Owe Oe by her father The wedding pres among the distinguished personages ents were numerous and of great who attended today the wedding of value It was found necessary to lady Cynthia Curzon, daughter of eMploy several of the largest rooms . Fari Curzon, the Foreign Secretary in the Curzon town house to display the wonderful! assortment King and Lieut. Oswald Ernald Mosley, teorge and Queen Mary sent the M. P.. in the Chapel Roya! bride a diamond brooch. while King the affair was one of great splen Albert and Queen. Elizabeth present- der, outrivaling anything of a simi- ed her with a diamond and pear! lar nature in Londonf\ in recent vears bracelet Prince Leopold Prince Besides the royal personages, there Charles and Princess Marie of RBel- was a host of diplomats and other &!UMm ea: h sent a diamond brooch prominent people present Daughter of American Woman. Albert Flew From Brussels. ther gifts ine luded a silver plate An additional notable touch was. dinner service from the Duchess of lent to the occasion bv the fact that Marlborough the King and Queen of the BKelgians The elaborateness and beauty of. had come by airplane on Seturday the bride's trousseau has been the from Brursels to attend ‘ie wedding. | talk of the feminine world for davs hey were week-end guests of Lord! past, the newspapers having printed Curzon |} descriptions and pictures of It ‘ After the ceremony Lady Curzon The bride is the second daughter gave a reception at Carlton House of the late Lady Curzon. who before Terrace.to which a hundred guests’ her marriage was Mary Victoria Lei were invited te; daughter of the. late Levi Z Among the guests at the wedding: Leiter of Chicago COOLER TOMORROW: SHOWERS. TONIGHT AND TOMORROW SUES FOR $100,000, 000 s THE TEMPERATURES. am ‘tilain 7s fa «4 ] t " re Qa 732 6«CO«@ 'Y re,’ Highest yesterday, 79, at 3 p. m. lowest, 61, at 6 a. m. 2 . Marshall Field Ilf Brings Action; CARRANZA eee | Brother's Wife Also a cast for St. Louis oe Claimant. ote OUT , and vicinity: : BREGON IN, Showers tonight Ry t octiat eo r and tomorrow, : oo ao = . the city hospital physicians said she by U. aa ee — May had been injured internalls Mmpriscn . Mre. Kranker had alighted from The Federal grand jurv, which be- the trailer of a Page car and be gan decliberations yesterday will iv t en proceeding to ee the first grand jury here to consid- by the automobile, which had for tely chewed his pen hit ; Sea Sieaunety down at the by navy fliers. On a recent trip of peen following the street car. Faust er Violations of the Income tax law of paper before him. It fe the NC-3 from Philadeiphia to Pen- was arrested on a charge of reckless A number of cases charging indi il examination of gtk d oo, sae ge at “tp er driving. viduals and corporations with fai! t college. To fail im — ee agli vase petty ure and refusal to make income tax he could not grad | - ipped with the new compass. returns will be submitted to the ld be disgraced; that his _ Officials at Anacostia kept in POLES 10 GET BLACK ‘SEA PORT jury by the District Attorney's of- ould be rmined. Shud udders— ' Smmunication with the NC-3 con hw fice ,Y passed through him ae tly by wireless and took bear- ®* '™* 4™*er'* " ; Th ‘Niterv The law provides that any individ- that he was a rank f at stated intervals on both WARSAW, May 11.— . _— ak ' val or corporation in any manner ‘ aa by means of the compass economic ane political t Re a 7” evading the income tax law shal] lie - of the man on his left Uke two planes were directed toward siganed by Poland and Ukrania just | inishable by @ fine of not more _ *ch other from the field until, when miles apart. the compass of each into operation, confirming their | Positions and establishing commun’ — ation. SO-YEAR-OLD ly before his eyes. giance at it. One that he was strug : gainst temptation ant effort was heart crifice everything for or. from the ould not copy on Bit PARROT DIES a seaport before the opening of the driv e tow- than $10 nan imprironment or ard Kiev is understood to have pro- mot mors than one year. or both vided for a Polish outlet to the Black Sea. Such a southern outlet has been c a Polish ambition Gating far back SUGAR 28 AT NEW ORLEANS in the nationa! history. just as was Price Increased in Center of Amer- ican Growing Region. on the Baltic ——- oe ee — } left. The man a — to Buy Tombstone for Ac- ANG tated P more.—Houston Post. | By the Associate reese. 7° 4 + ge —cowrvem —o BOLSHEVIK! STR = ELY Sit NEW ORLEANS, Mey 11.—Con- a, . -Dispatc : ouble Ahead. INGFIELD, Mo. May 11.— No Late Wireless Messages in Paris sumere in New Orleans. the heart of | pea, * T. J. Langston of West Plains. From Moscow. the American sugar cane growing . “ou t fame to &pringfield today to he A ated Press oR " Dasaer anal you ya Siabatones sagan grave of PARIS. May 11 The Fiffel Tow- region, today paid 28 cents a pound wd parrot. “Polly” Langston, which er wireless station reports that no for granulated sugar t's tough. There's recent). “Pollv’ was bucied 1 smages have been received from Dealers put the new prices into pte : whe can iden Sue ceremony in West Plains. the Bolshevik station at Moscow effect on the authority of the Fed by The bird was said to be 53 vears since 2 o'clock Monday afternoon eral Fair Price Committee, which owe him $8 Could speak Exngiish and Span. Qnd was of a pious bent. being te sing several hymns and to, the past made liberal use of wireless the Journal subject, As the Soviet Government has in. yesterday gave wholesalers and re tailera permission to increase thei: the profits on each pound to 1% and 3% commenting on ' | cents, respectively. “i° strange. in ens the ve te if T. LOUIS POST-DISPAT Louis With Associated Press the News Service TUESDAY aad ENING MAY | tt. . 1920.—30 PAGES. ——— ———— ee ee semen CH LIGHT VOTE CAST ON 34 refine« prices 50-AC Nat l R. RECEIVERSHIP. President Wilson’s P CONTINUED UNDER Instructions to Navy Officers JHt ADLER Cull ee nee selfish men, speking no object WASHINGTON, May 11 of their own, the advantage of RESID E N WILSON 'S no d\nasty..the \dvantage of no _ hitherto ‘unpublished war kroup of privileged people, but .. S. Appellate Court Va- ¥ Ba gag hee serie ay gion ncyge cpa pea. os his pe Le ' er, © ave died under the , serson on the gquarterdeck of ie , cates Judge Dyer’s Order the flagship. AR lnceoles ahem on | eae ee . . 917 . , : Consolidating Seaman and ming: = soehd gph Bs ard py ore taes a hs 1 ealize the distinction they Adler Bills. ee on _ testimony before Need for New Methods. the Senate committee Phere is distinction in the The President, speaking as privilege and I for my part am Commahder in Chief of the sorry to play so peaceful a part LAWYERS DIFFER IN Navy at a time when the Ger- in the business as I myself am man submarine menace Was UunD- obliged te play and I conceive OPINION ON DECISION | curea. saia > tt a Relivtbeme 6 enue kau “Admiral Mavo and Gentle at you men who have the othet men. thing to do and ask vou to come U. R. Counsel Holds That I have not come here with and tell me or tell anvhodw vou malice prepense to make 4 want to tell how this thing car Beameh Suit le Winpad Out, 1 ee ee Bare ee err ee eee to look at vou and to sav some thank God that we have got ’ things that perhaps may “be men of originative brains among | and Seaman s Attorneys intimately said and even Us 3 ° . though the company is large ‘We have got to throw tradi Say It Will Continue. said in paneer tion to the winds “Thies is an unprecedented “As I have said. gentlemen, Sperial to the Post-Dispa war. and. therefore. it is a wat | take ae for granted that noth ST. PAUL, Minn., May 11 A Dis am Ong Sense for amawurr NO ing that | apne here will be re body ever before conducted 4 peated and therefore, I am ge trict Court order consolidating tw war like this and therefore no ? ing to say this Every time we receivership suits against the United body can pretend to bea profes ' have suggested anvthine to the ‘Railways Co. of St. Louls Waa set sional in a war like this Here § British Admiralty the reply has aside in the United States Circuit are two great navies, not to ¢ "ome Pais vans viTewarre Siig —_ speak of the others associate] amounted to this, that it had Court of Appeals here today and the with us-—our own and the Brit { never heen done that wav. and appointment of a receiver sustained ish, outnumbering~ be “4 vert I feit like saving. ‘Well. nothing in the suit brought by Samuel W great margin the natty te which was pike, reg 2 systematically Adier, a bendhoider in the compan) we are opposed and vet Casting vei ped mrs Is DeIng “one now | about for a way in which to use Therefore, I should like to se The opinion, written by Judge our superiority and our strengt! darn unusual wig 8 ° ‘ > . tons ieee , , ¥ ) something tnat was never aone re ome dimisses the ie The Submarine Nest. en ree oui teadininaie a ee peal of H. S. Priest again John W “Now somebody has got © 5 things that are being done to Seaman and otners In the Adler think this wav out Somebody, readjust salaries of poets’ ment and his appeal was argued on . Dec. 19 laved six months because of thé OP- empioves, announced in the Senvte Both appellants urged that Iucige PO#ltion of Rear Admiral Sims and yextercay that the gereescne ROM Wee taist Dver had erred in making the Adler the British Admiralty, was made be- Freee" mend ag all women: - prs suit an intervention of the Seaman fore the Senate Nava! Investigating. ‘Ndorsed wy k Oe Ee sult. alleging that they were not ger- Committee today by Secretary Dan Juls eran rr ao i mane to one another and ccntai.s,!] The comn — pe ‘ ma. different subject matter Thev fx fels in presenting tbe pecond part of ite report public within ° enor ther ‘declared that the appointment his repiv to the officer's charge® time , that the Navy Department had un- cf a receiver in th: Adler suit bad , > euccessfulls prolonged the war ae se ees ee Reasnnn oh HIGH HONORS FOR U. S. DEAD , through failure to co-operate fully ‘ ' becaurge right «of action thereby vase ' tie. maw oO tthe gftlnens wi at firet with allied naval forces ors ee at * mies iinisaih ad Ae” ORs eeeemninl ne barrage. Daniels added, was the mos PA : Se hy it effective measure taken to check Governmen is naking . impertan vested in the xe rh held the submarines. and was wholly an preparations te honor the American that the receiver shon'd hurve heen American idea dead in France »n Memortal day reade a party pla'ntiff or defendan: The Secretary aleo charged that reas parades and military re in the Seaman suit Sime had attempted in his testimony views will be held in front of every The Seaman «uit was filed Jan Centinued on Page 3, Columa 5. cemetery where American service to rob the navy of credit for this ‘men are buried. Centineed on Page 2%, Cclamn 7. Precinct, of 394 In the Twenty- DEPORTATION OF ENEMY ALIENS sitsn ward, tn the West End. the showing at 1°30 whe 760 per cent Measure Amends Law to Provide For “nd in the Eleventh Ward, on Outink of Those Interned South Side, tt was about the same. During War. Negro voters, it was reported. Ry the Aasocisted Press were not showing #0 much inte WABHINGTON May 4! f'resi- in the early part of the day. as dent Wilsen teday signed a bill been expected It was beliewed that amending the deportation law so a* the negroes would vote In con to make possible the deportation of able numbers @ ter 5pm (jermane and other aliens who were The Stock Exchange closed at interned during the war as enemy noon, following the Mayor's request allens for observance of a half holiday. Both aliens convicted of violating higures on Other Princtncta. wer emergeney ee eee meee In the Second Ward, the ly held on presidential warrants Of which waa queried at 9:36 ronal arrest would he subject to deporta~ pny ¢ per cent of its vote, or 14, tion on the order of the Secretary of »- to that time In the Fifteen Labor after hearings Aliens #0 de- stavor Kiel's ward. the sample pre- ported would forever be barred from ciner showed 23 of 273 votes cast. readmission to the United States In the Eighteenth. the number ' 4* out of 285, or more than ont JEWISH WAR RELIEF FUND sixth In the Twenty-second ple preecinet, it wae 26 to 269. or IN ST. LOUIS TOTALS $3] 1.576 per cent In the Twenty . Ward, third precinet, the vote was Largest Sum Ever Given Here Fa- 63 of 275. or 23 per oent cept in Combined Campaign« GASOLINE TO GO TO RETAILIN NEW YORK Standard Oil Co. Boosts Prices to 30 Cents a Gallon to Sv the Associated Presse NEW YORK, May 11 Motorists ns today became the latest victims of Each Item in Proposed $24,- advancing prices : The Standard Oi) Co. of New York 000,000 for Improvements announced that the price of gasoline to garages would be increased to 30 Must Get Two-Thirds | cents a gailon, an increase of 1% g cents, while independents were re Vote t on It. , ported to be quoting “gas” as high as 32 cents. This, it was said. would U'p to 3:18 ~ mean that the retail price would be Pp to 3:15 p. m. today, about of@e ai least 34 cents. Advances since Jan. %fth of the entire registered vote l amount to 22 per cent had been cast in the apecia! election But price advances for oi! prod- on the $24,000,000 bond issue pre- ucts were not confined solely to gaa- posal. This w oline Prices on virtually all oj] hy as indicated by a tele, ; products continued to rise in various pone canvass, made at that time, sections of the country, based on an Of Precinct polling places in each of extension of the long-sustained de- the 28 warda. The h00 polling places rnand opened at @ * ) a. Mm., an one” Reports from the Middle West and ,. >. m awl el at , d . Southwest, as received in the finan Cial district, indicated further up- A half-holiday for the 4000 city ward revision of price schedules for ¢mployves, most of them voters bee practic chemical ing higher An authority in the oj! trade was vote. Election Commis! ot Pt ‘ : . quoted, in. effect, as declaring that Dempsey estimated that 56.006 ft the present domestic supply of all the 147,105 a Oils is far below demand and that . ™ registered voters. we . the requirements of motor cars and Yete on the bond issue. Others ‘at trucks In parts of the United States the City Hall made estimates above —_ — — a per cent of, the 60,000, pointing out that moet of present production city employes probably had def vor Gasoline Advanced From 27 to 30 we aot ts net ee sae . ye o r voters eee. ('n regular election days, the city CHICAGO. May 11 The ‘price of employes are off duty all day. #5 ¢ gasoline was advanced at all Chi- Rip os —s re sas cago filling stations today from 27 ach wf the ls Saye . conte te $0 Aaa sitions must recetve two-thirde #f Depleted reserve supplies are re- the votes cast upon ft, in order bn sponsible Land Between by Site Company. boulevard, in the Twenty-fifth ward, The Mound Citv Trust’ Co has reported af noon e five-to-one vote, transferred to the Industrial Site Co. jn 58 paliots cast. in favor of the a 50-acre tract of vacant land lying ponde | between Natural Bridge avenue and There were some reports that the the Terminal Belt tracks and be- River des Peres and Free Bridge tween (Goodfellow avenue and the «approach items were not recmving city limits. J. T. Dodds, real estate as jarge a vote. In a few precincts, officer of the trust company, WAS ay other items of the bond jasue. organizer of the Industrial Site Coa In the 28 precincts. one in each which is capitalized for $300,000 It® ward canvaased at 3.16 Pp. m. 1779 president is A. R. Darlington, aium- oyt of 8370 registered votes had ber merchant been cast at that time There war The purchase price, which has not 9 noticeable difference in the vol- been made public, wae paid partivy In ume of voting In the river wards, cash and partly in stock The land where the voting was Nght. and will be laid out as an industria! sub the West End, where much more - Aiviszion It is near the Hydraulic terest was shown. Press Brick Co. subdivision, on part lAttle Voting by Negrora. of which the plant of the General In the Fourth Ward, Beventh Pre. Motors (Co Was bull cinet, on!lv 15 votes, of a registration of 170, has been caat up to 1:30 p. PRESIDENT SIGNS BILL FOR INAL EDITION ae Ea ee PRICE THREE — CENTS BOND ISSUE; POLLS. UPEN UNTIL 7 P. ne me One-Fifth of Registratiotl Had Visited Polling Places at 3:15 This Afternoon. ~ We CENTS A GALLON - a” CITY EMPLOYES TO SWELL TOTAL Garages. ‘ally all grades of crude and Kan at noon, and this was ox i products In the drug and , . Oo aid | trades it was said that n making the afternoon vote of oil by-products were tend.- ing heavier than that in the morn On the basis of the early mor me Carry Few of the precinct offictals appeared to know how the vote was going There were two reporta, from the South Side, of early voting unfavorable to the bonds, while ta the Seventeenth ward, third pre- cinct, {t-was said that up to noon, of 1S Votes cast, 15 were for the bonda, and a polling place at 4682 Delmar the gaseline dealers sav. RE TRACT TO FORM INDUSTRIAL SUBDIVISION Terminal Tracta and ural Bridge Avenue Bought ~ rm. and in the Seventh Ward, Ninth S&-c,ateh No 18 Times” ise the of the bond campaigners. During War. fa The final report of workers in the ia necessary in order to vote for Jewish War Kellef campaign made tne tieme of the bond tesue. ar s« luncheon at the Viiesour) " Athiett A smociation tou«lu' was Matemment by Commitee, $311.876 contributed bv St. loulaans In a statement tasued on the eve. at in the campaign which began May ‘he election, the Citizens’ Muntcigal — The fund ts for expenditure by Bond Committee, tn charge of ~F the Joint ThMetribution ‘t‘ommittee «a cam palgn for the banda, says: i eS federation of Jewis) harities. for “We have answered every 5. the relief of 6000.000 eufferers in ‘lon that hie been made te the | Fastern Furepe who need food sage of the Bond Issue. clothing. medicine and tools “We have explained tin 4etat! In announeing the total.- Nathan ‘he ‘provisions and the Frank, chairman of the campaign surrounding the spending of enid the sum wae the largest ever Toney and have endeavored to erontributed im st loute for ant emergency reasons for the charity outside the combined drive of thte enabling act at (hte time. of war relief agencies during the ae have «eesured the war, .. on Pas 7 kt lin li et ne ilar Bet Bo ie

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1920. — ~ | ST. LOUIS POSTAJISPATCH REBELS HOLD CAPITAL AND NEARLY ALL OF MEXICO Obregon’s Forces Said to Be Pursuing President Carran- za Between San Marcos and Apizaco; His Chief of Staff and Son-in-Law Re- ported Executed. new REGIME TO ASK FOR RECOGNITION Biv the Areociated Treea newest revolution been The forces of Gen. fon are pursuing President ga and his adherents Mbhre- cal& according f#0n-In-law of the Mexican President. and Gen. Francisco Murguia, is thor- confirmed, El Paso rebels say. ements from revolutionary lead - ere said the new regime would velop the nation's lives and property tected and that a reform movement | would be inaugurated Sambiing and abolish saloons Coup Accomplished in Month. revolutionists coup in one month. Bonora withdrew from the Car- setting in force “elementa which overthrew Car- Gen. Obregon, eral Constitutionaliat party. from Mexico (ity at midnight, made his way Guerrero. where he joined the forces took Mexico City, | Uahua, the largest State in Mexico. Went to the rebela Apri! 26. although Juarez did not fail until May 3. ‘The revolutionary “pian of Agus in which forma! do on Carranza and the pro- of the rebels enunciated was and published April 23. leader of the ton Watching Political De- velopments in Mexico. the Associated reas tes from Mexico on the revolu. are fragmentary conflicting. they caat considera- doubt on the reports that Presi- t Carranza has been made a pris- A Vera Cruz dispatch from per El Dictamen, a member the Associated Preas, Monday's date, declared the fugitive ident, who was making an effort Re reach Vera Cruz, ugh the revolutionary lines, and Standing at bay with 4000 men the other hand, the revolution. H@re wiong the border are sti{i| ng that (Carranza has been ta- en, naming the place of his cap- a point near Apizaco, Hidal- ot reports, of the capture except to. that the entire convoy has taken with the President. Gene.ale who were with him. Murgula, Orquizo and Barra- have been executed, and anoth- efheral wounded. ite added that President Carran- been ordered (ity with al! “that none of his party is to be or mistreated T aek for immediate recognition the American Government »~ Polltical Developments. — practically all of Mexico | revolutioniats, has shifted from the mili- y phates of the situation to the ed political developments. of the de facto rulers pro. elleve steps will be taken bdiately towards the establish. “Of & Provisional Government, ed a8 800n as possible a constitutional regime. received through official as well as those sent to the ary agents continue to in- absence of serious disorders, the dispatch of a battleship | ments may ultimately be brought onal destroyers to Bouth- ed the determina - 7 thie Government to afford trouble at any of the port tlon between 4 Vere Crus by land telegraph A private ca. The Bond Issue t* going to pass “ao ws Mt DEANHOWELLS, SOCIALISTS VOTE. NOVELIST, DIES IN DOWNILLINOISANS KE YORK AT EB “RED” PATO = Succumbs After Return From Wintering at Ga., Following Attack of unetawee & V"OCAweee®. Revolutionists, in Control of = WILLIAM DEAN HOWELLS... Capital and All but Four ——- - capital and that perfect order was Accomplished Their heing maintained by the revolution iSis Coup in One Month From While officials here consider the revolutionary movement as too un tried for Judgment the impression is manifest that for a time at least it will not nave to face the usual coun ter revolution Villa, who defied Mexico's Carranza 80 successfully, is reported fina] to have made peace with the win nera: Manuel Pataez, ruler of the oil regions, is said to have joined in With the exception of in. movement without reservation and and there remains no outstanding of rebellious figure. Gonzales and Obregon. control The possibility, however that eome one of Carranza’s loval officers might fill the rule of rebel ts sug general revolutionary tiovement Both official and unofficial re. ports, howeve: have indicated either an understanding between him and Alvaro Obregon or the domina tion of Gonzaleae bv Obregon (son- zalier was the first to enter Mexico (ity, but recent reports pointed out Obregon as the dominant figure If the revolutionists carry out their program announced in the “plan or Agua Prieta” no time will be lost in setting up a provisional Government The promise made in , the announcenient was that, upon the occupation of Mexico City and the adherence to the revolutionary plan of half the State Governments, a convention of delegates represent- ing the different State Governments would be called to select a provis- ional T’reside:t who would without. | delay call a special session of Con ‘(gress which, in accordance with the election of a Tresident. Of the existing organization. Ad- | olfo de la Huerta, Governor of Son ‘ora, is the chief executive, chosen recentiv at a meeting of the Sovrorn frontier as the “pre-provisional™ President. His selection was Iin- tended, it was explained, as heing merely for the purpose of giving th: revolution a temporary organization Agents of the revolution here § ex- pect he would proceed to Mexico City, but in the meantime Obregodn -appeared to be functioning as a dic-! tator. POLLS OPEN UNRIL 7 TONIGHT FOR VOTE ON THE BOND ISSUE Centinued From Page One. through a asignea statement bv the Mayor and Board of Estimate and Apportionment and the Citizens’ Su- pervisory Committee that only a small amount of this work will be contracted for during the next year (such as resurfacing streets and im- proving Koch Hospital, and that taxes wound not be increased to any : great extent, if at all, because of this! Bond Issue, and that labor condi- tion would not be diaturhbed until the market is more favorable. Work Not to Be Rushed. | "There may be a few who are not yet convinced. To these we want to ive assurance that the passage of | this Bond Issue means more to 8 Louis and its future than any subjec: that has been before St. Louis in its history “If St. Louie should fail. bv any means, to pase this Bond Iseue today. it will place us tin an unfavorable sight throughout the United States that will take us many vears to re- cover from. and in adition it wil! mean that we will have to pay more taxes immediately to provide nonev to make certain necessary improve ‘ments “It is not the intention of the Ad ministration of. this Supervisors Committee to spend this money, ex- ;croept emergency, until such time as the money market, the supply of ma terial market has improved =§ and ithere is sufficient labor to do the | work. “To vote ‘yes’ for the Rond I sue, you must scratch ‘No’ 18 times. /We are urging the public to vote as) a unit so that all these improve. ‘about “Won't you go to the polls today and do something for vour city? It| will be a aplendid investment for you and increase the value of your home. It will mean that we are ready to show the world that St Woule is the moet progressive city tn Amer! today if those who are in favor of thie line and cable}it will go to the polia and vote. Go et ih Wie Mexican‘ and vote and iake a -oter with you.” of a Socialist "/ GONZALES AN “put more pep “Not Fnough Passion.” It hasn't enough pas- “Dictatorship of Proletariat” | Supporters Fail in Fight to Replace Hillquit’s less’ Program. RADICAL PLAN CALLED ROAD TO PENITENTIARY BEGAN CAREER ON FATHER’S NEWSPAPER Wrote for en Edited Maga- Sovietism Similar zines—Was U. S. Consul in Vienna When 24—Was | Believer in Socialism. Practiced in Russia Fought for by Engdahl and Tuck- er of Chicago. Hillquit Defends Principles. and Miss Aurelia Howells of Washington espionage act, ,osing the Engdah! gested, although revolutionars Carran-\ agents asserted its improbability San What appeared for a time to he a pofential discord was the recent deciaration of Gen. Pablo Gonzales, that, while he was fighting (‘arranza., Obregon's he had not agreed to s-oport§ the staff, who arrived in El Paso toda, his seventy-fifth birth- road prepared by completed and Attacks Hillquit Policy. besides acting Ago denoul ced crossing the ocean times in search in (‘ongress and Martin's Ferry, prénticeship as a compositor, srookivie surmmed er and editor on his fatness newspa t‘onstitution, would proceed to the _ forget myself as to he he became their ditions and preserving many At the age of 24 he was appointel this fundamental! who hiss Opposition Te representatives industrial development he began has association with who gave service to the including aliens “Radical Socialism” Howells found agreed tipon an ad interim presiden’ that the former German Crown contributing editor, who will call a constitutional elec- | Prince and his fellow exiles shall tion in which Obregon and Gonzales "ot pay any rates of taxes has been ‘a brief period he act- of the ¢ osmopolilitan ernment. which has had such a per garded as being inveluntary because oat U. R. RECEIVERSHIP rather relieved at his enforced abdi-. “*€s 0. e@tion and & @wetlifig ready te bie-” sent to the new central authority a program upon which @e facto reccg- nition would be extended. : Here it is, firat, the appointment) oS of a mtlxed claims commission to. A] PENN rit 4 ‘settle all claime pending against the ) ‘7 ‘I'nited States in Mexico on the part) of nationals of both countries. Car gg ranza appointed a commission of = Mexicans and the Department of a State advised Americans not to sub- ’ ’ . a mit their claims to such a tribunal. ge pledge guaranteeing pro- . tecti to the lives and property Both Said to Have a Whole- ore eo stizens and particular. Beveridge Favored for Per. i . : rv b sted » some Respect for United !) remevink ay ren Moption of the Manent Chairman at Chi. rights prior to the adoption of the : ood Mexican Constitution of 191%. a States and to Desire G 3. An understanding concerning cago After Senator Sounds ° , the distribution of the waters of : SS Relations. the Colorado river, which affects Campai Keynote, : 50.000 Americans in the Imperial! By DAVID LAWRENCE. Valley. ' 2OSt- By the Aasoc ciated Press A Special Correspondent of the I t 4 An adjustment of the situ , Li Dispatch. . ation created by the expropriation CHICAGO, May i] ovine yi t rit 1 fouN + 7 -e . WW ASHINGTON, May i! Mexico by the Carranza regime of water- chosen Senator Henry Cabot Lodge — waves, irrigation projects and other may seem overhung with clouds of ae temporary chairman of the Re. sdk trouble. but there's a. silver lining improvements made by the Amer! beneath Hefore many davs the sit- can citizens on Mexican territory Hee 8 and the a nation will have clarified. There will 5. Removal of the decree for- ing here June an he other tem- : « if ; : be an ad interim President named by bidding Americans to own real es- porary officials of th: convention, © . an } . a agreement between Gen. Pablo Gon- tate in the so-called frontier zone, the Republican National Committee ~ nated a The , both on the border and along the sea ; cs A zales and Albaro Obregon. The two h i - has only minor matters before it te. | 0 chiefs of the new revolution, and the coasts publican National Convention open. program of the lUnited States Gov- There are other matters which day on the second day of its two-day ernment. upon which recognition will have to be cleared up before Session will be conditioned, will be revealed. recognition will be extended. But Several members of the committes Two factors are necessary to solve both Obregon and Gonzales are men have indicated that they favor i%e va 3 Mexico's problem--the adjustment who realize the importance of the selection of former Senator Albert g particularly moral and even material support of J. Beveridge of Indiana as chairman. ea a 3 of external relations, with the United States, and satisfac the I nited States and they may he The committee agreed on the Choleses tion of internal demands for a Dem- expected to remove the obstacles of Senator Lodge with the reeom- ne ocratie Government. free from the sahat have blocked a good unde encase to the national conven. a tvrannical and dictatorial abuses of standing and friendship between the tion that someone else be choseq- the (arranza regime Agreement lUnited States and Mexico. The fu- permanent chairman ag with the United States will not be ture may appear tncertain, but it Hiearinge of contests arnong atate es diffieult_ Nor will the requests of gives ground for optimism delegations has been postponed one ry the lInited States Government be : week to May 31. by a decision of the a i severe SIMS AND BRITISH National Executive Committee, upoa_ Satisfaction of Mexicos various the recommendation of Chairman” - ‘wm DELAYED MINE BARRAGE [°° °° 1a factions depends upon the patriotism Hays of Gen. Gonzales and Gen. Obregon. IN NORTH SEA 6 MONTHS Lodge, whose name the Repub - ats. Both have pring ae be mcrae oe Continued From Page One. lican reservations to the League of "5 on ‘al s the former a Cc - | "emis : ' — pany: : a . , ,0d business project, and to give it to the Brit- Nations bear, will as ine temporary . man. Jie has shown once before how Oo”: ; . the kevnote of the peassdenaill cam- a to establish order in the Mexican Sims Opposed Mine Barrage. ' tog capital. He won confidence and ad- The plan was conceived, he said, paign. ees mniration of foreigners generally when !!! the Bureau of Ordnance at the Borah Not Mentioned. ste he entered Mexico City after Huerta Navy Department, and urged on the The name of Senator Borah. can- fled British Admiralty for six months be- didate of the supporters of Senator “aa He deliberately went contrary to fore it was accepted. During this Hiram Johnson, for permanefitess” ‘ia Carranza’s spurious neutrality pro- time Admiral Sims constantly dis- § ehairman. was not mentioned during vr fs during the war with Germany couraged and opposed the idea,,he the discussion yesterday, according 3 -: aad wei out flatly against the Cen- 4¢ded, and when Admiral Mayo was :4 Fred Upham, national treasurer, a tral Powers This happened, too. Sent abroad and finally convinced Chairman Have reported on conter- aq ; just after the United States entered the Admiralty of the worth of the ences held last week with Senaterge, the war Hie was the only pro-ally Scheme, and the necessity for adopt- leaders at Washington where Sen-6 4 Mexican of prominence in Govern ing it, Admiral Sims attempted to ator Lodges selection was urged ty% 5 ment ‘circles convey the impression that the pro- Senators Knox, Brandegee and othe aig. Respect for the U. Ss. ject had been delayed while the Brit- ers aly - (jen. Obregon also has a whole- ish attempted to get the American Party leaders said the League of ‘tel. A some respect for the United States. “avy Departments approval Nations fight undoubtedly would be adh | He has traveled extensively and was “Admiral Sims attempted to rob touched on by Senator Lodge and iio impressed with our preparations America and the United States! that a plank indorsing the peace?” when the War Department exhibited ‘Navy of the credit for initiating this treaty and the league covenant with! them to him. He is a business man. &reat achievement and to give the the reservations voted by the Repub. 807 He is said to have made a fortune !mpression that it was a British plan jiean ma jority in Congress would be @™ selling “garbanzas” in the export Which our navy merely assisted in inserted in the platform a 2 trade carrying out, though it originated in Lafayette R. Gleason, secretary of “a Therefore Mexico is ruled today; the Navy Dapartment, was proposed the last two Republican conventions, by two men of business minds. They ®Nd urged by us for half a vear be- understand the language of com- feroe we could induce the British tary Six assistants, three men and act et merce and should make it possibla Admiralty fo approve it and al- | three women. also were named. They * ie” to do what Carranza has ro stub- though four-fifths of it was com- are Mra Guy Gannett of Maine. 10, 8 bornly refused to do, namely, make posed of American mines designed Fe , Miss Jeannette A. Hiyde of Utah, ms a business agreement with the and conetructed in America ane Mre. Chloe Adair Morgan of Kan- Vee was again chosen temporary secre. Mi” Fon Bdas : - : tow; the transported 3400 miles oversea and l'nited States, looking wes oa laid American Se? th satan sas, Richard J. Beamish of Pennesvl- say . “ert ‘ 4 ¢ s a) 4 4 ] . . > a e ss " . ~ commercial advantage . vania. Harry Giovanolli of Kentucky ‘ countries told the committee. . ; | The end Fred Wilson of Missourt s Ever since Carranza came into He said close comradeship had ex- me = Sergeant at Arms Named. of Edward P Thayer of Indiana, ay ant Bs sergeant at arms of the National — | Committee, was appointed temporary . power, he has been at the mercy of Isted between the Ameérican and Generals Obregon and Gonzales. So British navies during the war. de- long as they were loval, the Carranza spite Admira! Sims’ attempts to regime lasted Both -were fond of' create the impression that there waa . ae ¢ th ventiag: aa er ec . be (Carranza Both expected his sup- lack of harmony and co-operation. . ‘Sai p ie tn ' ” a o t Ma port in the race for the presidency The Sims charges of unprepared- ajor-Genera ames der whom they fought so many bat “This is conclusive evidence that sich improvement that theists} — tles the Navy Department, long before original plan to open the hearing on «2% It was easy for the two Generals war was declared, wags alive to the Mav 25 was no longer necesnary. von (Oo take possession of Mexico with a importance of preparedness, and — i) minimum of fighting Carranza. 4 was taking every step toward that ent? P civillan, never was held in much es- end” he declared. ate teem by the military The vision of the President, Dan R H E U MATI SM alee Both Obregon and Gonzales met jeie aaserted. established the fact . , ig ree in Mexico City before the revolt of that he was “in advance of some of- Stuff aching joints last week, dined together at the ‘ers ‘oc ow lent then.” ; (‘hapultepec Inn and came to an — i pte Babies ssn , and sore muscles 3% agreement, the details of which are CROWN PRINCE PAYS NO TAXES made comfortable q.3 expected to be made known at an) ith ae ime now Presumebly thes hav: THE HAGUE, April 29.--Decision by a massage wi es will have an equal opportunity reached by the Minister of the Treas- . el Meanwhile the Washington Gov- ury. Their stay at Wieringen is re ANALGESIQUE 19% quit forces excepting itS introdyu CONTINUED UNDER plexing experience with Carranza, is’ of their internment there ek ‘oe ‘ ( . pie ’ THE ADLER BILL a keen student of current events. 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June 1 he fe NED INCR Tra'ivy and Bundaev. one year 2s 'Delie without Bunday. one vear. Sunday on'v. one year ; Rem't either bs reetal order. mone. arder of Bt Latle exchange. The Creamaid Margarin — = Best You Can Buy, Batt Saleen SSS ese aS Loole ané@ Suburbder Most Economical neste en ae en oil Datly opiy. 7 ci See wedealers Fine it og t. ath Sundar. sy Coor ~ big You Can Use Dasiy ony. the « Mo as : : Entered as second clans matty [ay gt. i sto. — — 1e7Te@ at the Posteffice at : under the act of Mareh 5 At Best Dealers fas. ove 6600 “Kinloch. Central sam — a an ee ened — The pick of the used—but usetyl + articles on the market, ts todays | 1006 Olive St. Post-Dispatch Want Ada lay its consic prepared ens ate Foreign |! clared that t) lution would the nation as tion of Ame nor the suba' posing restors press this me of division be by partisans! force the ace tions adopted the change o League of Ni the League ot pathy for the the great pat purpose in ow President wo determination the nation to tion on this tn fined to those erence for De comes a relig' of Nations the country is en Plexities that hours of idlen and more inf! lhreate of attri while anarchy fConstiming ag threatening «| Purchasing pe *etsg of the un blind as te tf tions and the ©verwhelming tiene for a ch end they wil

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P” ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1920 Aatewe ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' WGUMBERCALLS’ \20th? Wife’s Suspicion of © CF RESOLUTION Locked Black Bag Led to OF BIG VENTION —_—-— — ._ __ expects, it was said today, to begin’ she told Senry Cabor Lodge . MOSTLY RESPONSIBLE. = seh his sentence after Saturday tive arency, The Guten at enue Wnian of the . . in tel > : he Re. ! the ninth w og of having killed) his absences: from home correspon box ‘ onvention open. sf Distr , ate j © a! So re lated to the ed with those of “a fo robberies in ee for tnen Oni nay it be er be made through uu bond is- letective i“*hief Ilan? eran had re- c ) ; ' ountes , om Other tem- Believes Nations Would Have Middle Wea CATly life in the and near Los Angeles and she sus- i OE ee med ht) sue or by the rating of the as- [ceived an anonymous telephond pected he was connected with ft as C ° . ain iMlipresse wHh the sessment on real propert If message informing hin th here f the convention. it R He said he was a son of John Gil en un ee 1 them ommittee to Confer With Workers Declare Cause Is wonderfal way in which. thé the hehe Se cei tg es was a dally cant Gee he. ° r oo | Tt ou y : * - . » . . ia ' : | : ational Commitiese Accepted eservations Had lam, a farmer Supposed to be living T) -_ ortp. Att | N Ju t Th A Willi (itizens’ Committee divided this assessment on real property Wheeler home and that armers the , , - 1e detectives ask - 4 ist- G d Wne vel ’ ¢ alt ; tiers before ‘tt to- | Wi Ad itt > now near Paris, Kan. Tie said he sine ; - . es asked for assist | orney- enera ext st an ey re l ing tunel Ove} the 18 different then we have to divide that. tax plavera were “a lot of men tn un ty , C a ¢« . ‘ , — if ' ' , ilson mi ed Senate g had been christened Joseph. but the ) 1e Sheriff, and two officers ° - . items I believe each and all to return with the State of Mis form" With other members of the Gay of its two vay . a first watched Watson obtain the black Week on Sugar Profits and to Abide by Findings of be important ‘ess a or oe | | * Mak Th name he could remember being : ; Lipo! Lia Tht and nec essary for Sori. and Wwe seciure for nunic- aquad Lieut NMiatthews w ay? thera : | t to e em. ‘Called was Dan Holden. Hie ex grip from a saleswoman at a candy | ° - . our future growth and develop- ipal purposes only $1.27 of the about 6 p. m,. vesterdayv Thev ens of the committee | plained that his father and mother counter, They rode to Hollywood | Uniform Trade Regulation. Mediators. ment and would urge the citi- $2.25 collected | 4 tered by a rear door and, recording ' . they favor e e . | Separated and he took it eae of on the same car with Watson and} | zenship to accept them all. Many “From ania business stand. to their report thev found a craps r Senator Albert By the Associated Press. , the grip and watched his house all of the hy — aye POT —- : - t} " “a i t} business i] | ‘ ryt : ° > / fino “our . 1e@ man his mother later fr ted . ; SS al C1\ organ- point these bonds should 1} . Kame in progress in a ser" v6 : lana as chairma: WASHINGTON, May 11.—The Re- : ast partied. night. When he left they s ‘hed |. H. McLaurin of Jacksonville In declining to abandon _ thet: 6 a be Oo , oarbe | : Watson or Holden declared he ran]. ; ee eeaeraietites Wess , izations have been doing won- dered issued, the issuance of room The dice were being roked edo on the choice _ publican resolution to declare the away fror home when his mother the grip. In it they found bonds, sav- Fla , president of the Southern Wage demands at this time, as re- derful work in the last two years which will not be made until on a table covered with 4 rapeniyes with the reean . : ings st; S ‘ lage . " , , oy ‘ — — , ; ; Pe one ; ae iat = war with Germany and Austria at forbade him to go to Sunday school beers + ey marriage lic se a | Wholesale Grocers’ Association. in his) Vested by the receiver of the In arousing a forward movement such time as conditions warrant Matthews said that when they ¢ Ationa: conve 4 “Fon : , ) yomen, scores o tele- , | : for ur eth . ' ; “ih ter 1} ? ' an end was called up in the Senate He worked on farms near Sarcoxie. elie annual address to the convention. | United Railways, thn Sern Cas ir oul it’, which movement and then onlv as needed for the ered. Mitchell, in plain clothes, elise be chosen A é, hed + |Monett, Exeter, and Neosho Mo (grams and = storage house receipt. nn i aiid te peu, would be a notification to the contemplated improvements at raked some money from the table . . : e = ’ ” ’ . “ . ’ . : 7 os > 4 . 4 ‘ 4 » ,e, ‘ , ‘ > “ai - en Ss Mon LEC ii re ! ‘ac 1k 4 l t- i : ’ ; , 4 | eam r. — — ee | Eureka Springs, Ark., and Verona. | Chey arrested Watson, April 9, after which opened today at Hotel Stat- ee, 1 ety hewn citizenship of the country that that particular time and put it in his pockets and later, ents ATNONE atate ) whusetts, the Republican leader, Kan ao i gets des 9pm ler, blamed the non-reciproca], S®" 9 the receiver, Rolla Wells, that St. Louis realizes its future des- “HENRY W. KIEL. Mavor” admitted to him that he was the | : atsor ic 0 a Toad ' n portponed one of who announced that he would keep Traveled with Medicine Show Go er 1 told the te a = clause in the pro rata contract im- the men have arrived at a plac * —— —____ >;_ — AA ARE AI REG Cy LE “dealer The policemen found of, >a decision , ; ™ , . 1 APON nment agent and Sa that, if Pre : eet Eee ee : —= ‘ F - , hh y i ~ n of the ' the measure continuously before the | Hie told the District Attorney he! taken fo San Diego, he there could posed upon the middle man by the Ww here they can no longer work un- such retief as will } veinlalemans e the table 88. a part of which bry mri en, ’ ”, ? . ai " ae : . ' i i ; : : . - tat ‘i , oe iil + or Se; was i ‘HOSPIT, v . L. . on of «ch Ms. ‘ Senate until a vote was taken traveled with a medicine show and! show them his credentials packer for the high cost of canned der present conditions and under the the ey ent that their award be such | 1 0. oes Yee ted ' “ airman , J , ree ; 200 a a neni —" oP " : . ie thers Arrested. Santer Lodge said he expected a + ge dicenceme a mercantile agency | On the way Watson drew a pen | roe gage a 0.delegates are in, present rate of pay They declare|that you cannot carry it out with The feut eteunt ann asel in Chicago. He began a mercantile | knife ; ‘ . ‘ _ attendance. he convention will be their belief that the citizens of St. ane, EE uy ; ; 0 ROBBING PATIENTS - . ‘ mame the Repub ©" | vote within a few days and added agency of his own and took the -- ve Faas Mom " eam d bev concluded Friday louis would be willing to pay an ad ped sabgms yore ys | rested said they were Dewey Pat= Gy . _n - : ' : ‘ (turned =} is coat collar an ie a " a —— al we ae, * . aes aN” ' . a ead -* holt ' , > to the League of me 6tnat to expedite consideration of the; name of Kis father. John Gillam. | the wound until San Diego was That slip of pink paper is the vanced rate of street car, fare if such Court Petition Suggested. ; mer, 3875 Delmar boulevard; Jams@s ae the temporary) | resolution he might ask the Senatei ‘sing this name he was married for | reached He } _ “ ,, cause of it all,” he declared, waving an advance is necessary to provide “May we suggest you follow the; Sentenced to 60 Days in Workhouse Howard, 3856 Evans avenue: Ames) ° : . , " : le ‘eo Meo rcag 1 ae :' oFe EL GURY LEIA S — eC meS« Lé ? “gee . . ° - convention, sound to hold longer sessions than usual. ‘the first time, he said. about 17 years! death. H ne . t ne y pig? ana a blank contract form. “The great- properly for the carmen same course as you did last year, Fach for Thefts From Boys of — drew Williams, 3728 Page boulewsrd@ : : . ‘ ° -_ . ‘ ¥ : . . © ‘AS a en 0 a 1Osp! a wa ' ‘ ; , — , , +} . ‘ ‘ | . al ‘e ” , e - - _" presidential cam.- The Republic an leader raid he did AgO, to Marie Holingsworth of Cof- and the next dav while a yatle : } est need in the countrs toda\ is ‘ The carmen reiterate their pro- Nat is, to petition the Federal Court: $1. ’ and 50 | ents, ane Fred Hinimeiman, Sees Minerva*®* & erg not expect much debate by the RKe- fevy , ore ’ , Ft a peor oN clear understandin = —_ > thar 1 ‘ in the receivership case, for permis-| Samuel M:Farland, an attendantat avenue Others arrested sald they4 | , ; eyville, Kan. The mariage was un- fiashed his wrists. He was brought ai sti sla lie ing qr) tiie par of pPosAa! ie Liie@ receiver Ss ibm to the ; th : . . . Mentioned publicans and Senator 1 nderwood of ' happy and the, were divorced back to ] 0 Angeles the publie of the relative pa ris Kecle ral ‘our? - reque “t for many 4 ns - S; and : : died ney ; Binh 2t oa REP NO ‘larceny. He was charged wit] ob. — ; _ $002 Evy s aven mentioned durt oe vom now ©" company, marrying Olive Greenlee | Women, m.trimonial “form” letters, | tailer have mastered the most sci- S!on having power to provide’ for’ 1 be not satisfactory as arbitra- of 1 rob- paperhanger, 4002 Evans avenue ; : dn ° 4 4 ° ° se . es , ‘ . : ' . . ’ ' a ’ ‘ € ; . ; , : \ erday i. 4 aa a empesttion on their part to de- and then divorcing her H then | checks, women's clothes and wed entific method of economic distriby .| Such increased revenue as may be | '@rs that you petition for authority an two paralytic boys, patients at Wheeler was charged with con. 7 . ceordin > ‘ . e Bh ey me : 1@ : ' _ ; ies ae the spital ! » ; ig ; : . . Pe lay its consideration. i'married Alice Fr . ding rings were f } tion. Their profits are small. Qur’ necessary to pay ani nereased | tO join in a submission to a board of; _ROSPIAl, On May 2 .ducting a game and the others with national treasurer, + Senator McCumber, Republican aire ereoman of &. Lovis 4 a Ce ee ee motto is: ‘R if T) rhitrati as provided th The boys were Mi court tn wheel gambling ; : ; : "44 Al Filion. In storage } le Sy; 1OttO IS ,egard for public welfare “akes. ine agreement between the |?’ *4t* On aS provided in le CcCOnNn- ew ee . ported on confer. avy of North Dakota, then delivered Ps at ston, I] a t ikf¢ in 1.08 Angeles, nan | be the hj ont “_ . I nited 12 4's he : tract j chairs. being unable to move thelr Nlitchel] wae appointed probation. » week with Senate .- ; While conducting a mail order ,Franctsco, Vancouver, Seattle and |™ | sie tenga ont ‘aliways and its employes, | '" }arms or limbs. Ira Man! 17 vear : ington whe Ss . ee — eeeostion to the | business, he was indicted but be ‘Sacramento officers found belong | “Consumers have paid millions of Which terminated the 1918 street ca: “In conclusion, may we remind you | old | test e ~% re, coon a. ‘ years ary patrolman May 16 last. ©n Begs ‘ ; re @r-~ te we, ; ‘ ( ) e- | ; ; we “i _ , . ‘ i. ai al ‘ ia, estiliec that cFarlan o Mo V; " ft cille f. resolution. fore he could be arrested he went |!" Of missing women. dollars more for food than should Men's strike, provides for arbitra- that it it not our desire to make a| $1.50 which h j vadleee d took 30 last he shet and killed Herman . - Wart urged h : ‘ McCumber Denounces Resolution. e Ca ¥ , : : € ¥ . . € - nN ' , [ An , M have been paid as a resylt ‘ f th tion ee the event of a a spute request or a denia nd® for a single j : ; rien ie had placed in t ~ Brinkman. n hox car robbery #18 * " x os . - 0 anada, he said. t was in Moos St of . ered * rders. meeting ss wuss ’ Asie : = ' - , _— ed and Oliver St » ‘ . nine andegee and oth McCumber, a member of the Sen- \Jaw, Canada. he said. h at ag . maha pro rata contract which leaves the Keply to Receiver Wells. working condition or rate of pay that] toce sp _Stewens, 1¢, said he pect whom he chased into a yard at 7) . ‘ . " ' : . e . , > - . . ce . a ate Foreign Relations Committee, de- | ow , SA - e took the rhe nine murders which the Dis- wholesaler at the mere: ef the can The text of the union's letter fol is unreasonable We want to be just ‘ ; cents rhey had called Mc-:'620 Carrie avenue Liecatise of thig a : n " ~ - : - = Youre 4 I , 4 i fi La (Ut i — i iVi- : : ‘€ if .¢? > , P R ae i" » * said the League of clared that the adoption of the reso- | same gh shatrigg vepaee n mince jtrict Attorney stated Watson or/ner. That contract permits tt ' lows and want to be treated justlv. Many Farland to assist them in turmsg tn | {t was thought he was fitted for a ; ; « ™ . . . ‘ ‘ iitsS Ye CAN- ¢ : . S66 ’ 7S % .' ‘ J = ’ 4 ‘ : ' ~ . Ou ‘ pubtediy would be «>: lution would bring dishonor upon aa lis activities were confined to Holden said he had committed, and | ner to contro! distribution at se na ee acknowledge receipt | working euiiaiiidlin olinintil “te the bed. McFarland admitted tak- duty in a more active dietrict and ‘ : > . . . ‘ tk 4 thit own 7 «? cit if pe*e recelp rRael ‘Ty i ‘vT) uit » | , . Senator Lodge and >o! the nation as it would involve deser- ? estern Canada and the Pacific ‘the alleged details were: price After he has taken orde: of your letter of May 3, 1920, with) changed and the rate of pay must be | rite the money, but said he had in- | hae was transferred to the Carr ie . a) re ‘ = " i . d ‘ ‘ eT) rrders i " j t qi ‘ a \ a j é ' | } shehal ‘ ita of ? + \ } st x . . . ? Adorsing the peace #" tion of America’s associates in the |*°* t states. Nina Lee Deloney of Eureka, he does not have to fill the lac 1. |/reference to our request for arbitra nereased to provid a Wage upon | ended (0 a Street District a short time later. Ss ' - . ’ ‘ i’ \ ; He ac'ore ’ ‘ ' ' it? j 14e*s | aa] bile | ‘ ' ’ Ay » ‘ " ‘ ~ war. MAgue covenant with | The Senator said he could support | voted by the Repub. | Congress would be neither the House peace resolution | ™inth woman is said to account for|wtth a hammer and smothered in a market is short and sel] t) largest /in Wages We must insist upon the differenc latforn: ; nor the substitute of Senator Knox, |*!! those missing from the 20 orj|blanket at Signal Hill, near Long quantities to Picket wiitin pry ea 5 op “We not ' efere that exists hetw a ose ia cae ; COS 4S | Wer: fleason, secretary of Republican, Pennsylvania. He ad- | ™°re Women the man is said to have! Beach, Los Angelesp County, Jan. highest prices.” —— wor rae f- re! ae oz altar ea Hine ro len eee aaa Ig oi “i Perera vtec09 5) Former Transport Cleveland Con. | pote wg sg nade coal ae Republican, Pennsylvania. He ad- | nant ety le Sune. tested ano saidnennie | ie er ea a | — Bey ss see ont - — ce tiem evishtentiaia™ ion, submit c | verted Into Passenger Ship. ee ae ppDrchee iF iy - } Fy the Agseor ated Preas ‘Olive street Thev were married in ’ Ublican conventions. °' Mm temporary secie.- posing restoration of commercial re- | but said he ' of Eleancr Frazier. whom. acc ording | grave was pointed o-.t by Watson eee men and a any. to the District Att Holden ad Elizabet} , ; ; ; " ct Attorney, olden ad.- tlizabeth Prior o - . ' ; : Mt or baie SIGE. “where the lines mitted he had drowned in the Spo-!married March 28. 1k soma . cs oo yp atte nalpcamanedaben herd | i poe a nt phage gal i see ta ake Snag [eae oe Oana * at ne A. Hyde of Utah. of division between the two factions kane River, above the falls, near the d'Alene Idaho: skull crushed soe le a a ne Bin ciiaiiee e | nie , a | —"s . —_ , VA ap! of the : its of FREIGHT TRAFFIC CONGESTION | tonmace to carr, Transatlantic pas- vee ey ernelly. ; | © Morgan of Kan- in this body have been cemented | city - Spokane. with a sledge hammer and body pals of Mer 2A uniform pan peepee pet bo ag — mags ae 7 “ae sea }fenger:y| it was unnounced that the the _ PP ac sur for 2 ens and ost? feamish of Pennsvi- ~ by partisanship and set and hard-| , Molden was quoted by the District | buried near Plum Station, Wash. the trade. He said ie wheledes “ penne coals and the corpany shall ee ree Mitel Cee ee nee © peal Nort aad ned ef Vanolli of Kentucky ened by time.” | Aetornes aS saying he had married | where it was found. and retailers can aall piers poor sock ees 7 pricy meg: re: 8 yr sa enatl Necessity of Clearing Yard the Hamburg-American liner Cleve- a aa ae salad 81508 ; "g2000 ye ‘of Mineourt “The majority on this side of the | the rrasiec woman in Seattle a year | Alice M. tLudvigson of Seattle, | placemert vali ee Pe ty ne Bes tg Pree pat a “aed “~ Cl meray of Before Crops Move. land, would leave here Julv 19 for aaeunttt: mieiainee ' ~ Oo %- a i nt Arms Named. chamber,” he declared, “purpose vag | oe cay had pushed her into the | married at Port Townsend, Wash.,! lation py renee ese Bea 3 oan bel rey 7 ry yor “ae pape ge ghNt rai Mayor Niel today received a tele- | Queenstown and Liverpool. The ehip | ge: a mi inst av a ‘ead Phayer of Indiana. force the acceptance of the reserva- ried ang 2 she had been car- | Oct. 6, 1917, drowned under heavy | ing them to sell on the basis of weer hai pay ree ey yong ene Fo pe sah gram from the Interstate Commerce | WIll De operated by the international | Dies After Fall Do Ts ®@ of the National’ tions adopted by the Senate without ae Aan . ‘es falls and crushed on (logs in the St. Joe River, Idaho. what they themselves had iil leas pb btxrccng” i sesneie aia t) nag Commission calling his attention to | Mercantile Marine (o., and has only | se fer Fa wnstairs. — Ppointed temporary a es = = Smee word or let: | This on 7 “ie th : an a Joocnicn of Spokane, goods, in unjust. He said that the | no. iation th it oct old pe onttind the congested condition of PS a te aoe reign cpt ea | . aren Repine, 81 years old, Om of the convention ter. | BEdagm ho aoe 1e mystery sur-|Wash.; married at North Yakima, | ] eve, focd control luw had been in- poem said dine aartien that same | freight winiiuiion ; - . oe fehip after eel tigen. as a transport 2900 Greer avenue, died at the city a James A. Ryan of Make Political Isme of league know a ie aig - — vo worwagane | Pag capa June 11, 1919; drowned in |} terpreted in various wavs by\ wed: s] ous te ee penitted te =% sin- a gia oe pti ae | Senne oe ae ene a ee wed chief doorkeep- “The majority on the other side, idee as sa eee bs officers only as T.ake Washington, Seattle. eral courts througbout the niaialebleds hemediiaia er AA gy dt ii srs , Louis as a result of the switchmen’s | modations nas never been as heavy | fered April 29, when he fell from the, gas Teeth nt) be fermor ob in obedience to the will of the Pres- Crersavep sll | : vend oe sf ge some | ; Agnes Wilson of Calgary, Alberta, | but that all head amreed tha 1. + ati ‘ota dodinien er ‘bite eey “ ann ta which began here April 8, | as they now are, steamship men sald.; second to the first floor down @4.4 nm. Rvan “was Gen. a ident, nave resolved te make the to believe ah ye nix-Ptgad 7: enough Canada; married at Vancouver, indefinite because it failed to Rtate 5 rite steele he dial at tote. reat ee sate % simular tele- | Oe 40 A eG | flight of stairs at his home 197 f aff on the Mexi- League of Nations a political issue. | — e was one of the man's Sept. 20, 1918: drowned in Lake | what a reasonable price al ng Powe " ay > , cial — _ gra m was being sent to the Mayors p OF C., OPPOSES ‘METRIC SYSTEM — —— Te c “This administration has made ,victims, from papers found in his Washington. | ie a a i might be. ing upon all parties. , of all the large cities which are rail- TOURS “ Slater commande mistakes, but all will become insig- possension. Beatrice Andrewartha of Calgary: | 1° ‘sry mgt a hope that the Believe Demand Just. road centers | ae ling camps at Fort nificant compared with the colossal! | Took One Wife Too Many. married at Tacoma, Feb. 10. 1919: | oie “oganeed feat Court on “You also state in vour letter that It asks that the attention of citi. | A resolution opposing the pending ah . blunder of making the President's like the original “Bluebeard,” drowned in Lake Washington. _validit ; ‘ape | Doda ao Pe oR ER were our demands met, it woulq zens be called to the traffic condi- | ‘yn 9 ‘ompel the tablist f 2 ® will be overseas ,, iaieiduel and autocratic stand on Watson, or Holden, took one wife Eleanor Frazier of Calgarv: mar-| « of the law | neceanitate an. increase In fares. The| tions. especially in- view of the meat’ ill to compel the establishment © re ® direction of Capt. » the League of Nations a political ts- 1oo many and through her was turn- | ried in Seattle, 1919: thrown Inte the Pe Profiteering Charges. - blic oa : - a - L ouls we hat it will soon be necessary to move, the metric system ti nay sue. And partisan as I am, I con- | *@ Over to the authorities, She was Spokane River, near Spokane City; mat R a eee OE ERE MR eecaegeflons | s found to be fair-minded. | ‘he Pew crop measures = hea ‘Savona! Parks, Alasia, ' hxecu Comomiit- «on fees even now a deep sense of sym- Mrs. Kathrvn Wombacher, former- believed bv Watson to have been pee: + eles _Serecers Association, Ie te mot Risaie Bentve that the etre The message savs that even ff tha! passed by the board of ound the Warld. Eureve. ar + it was de- ,, pathy for the humiliation that awaits ly of Tacoma, Wash., whom he mar: |carried over the falls and crushed |p. oe et the association, bj SSOPUNE) n+ men eens te paid.less than a railroads were fully manned todey) the Chamber of Con ‘apan, China, Se. Lawrence. earing of con-~.«» _ the great party which, with all its ried last November tn Seattle, under jon the rocks below, according to his a ho tag stopped charges of proft-| Hein 7 me sean ad ba sae saehayep es ail the present = ac¢ ee could matter is to come up ‘agquenay a seats to May 31 | weaknesses, hes subserved a great | the name of Walter Andrews Hie purported statement. pa, leant had been made by nice aiid mee po Pete aia brat hardiy be fully distributed and the. at the sessions of the seventh annual w y nan Hays reported | purpose in our national history. brought her here and they began Marie Austin of Calgary: beaten ttorney-Genera| Palmer. Fle re-! een : ai Se ae denial ae ps railroads restored to " ha func-| foreign trade convention to be held rite fer Details. Ke = a8 to contests,” +4 @ # “If this were the only issue the : housekeeping in Hollywood. with a rock and drowned in Lake) a tne Jobbers of some.of the nnttetead sr if ote: “Seta it ys . ening OS ee i cen ee ee ak 7 DE rp rovement that the... President would stand alone in his Shortly afte> their arrival Watson |Couer d'Alene, Idaho. ee ses that have crept into the aie hal: pers ait ', paneer 68 ans plan of action to relleve the situa-| copy of the resolution will be sent to) ' =. Seve. Nae ben the hearing on -- Eh Ss. cubvect the will of | t0lé her hp had to go away on busi-| Mrs. M. A. Watt, Winnipeg, Can- |. -, He charged them with cater-| fo sonable living conditions and | ern emented wenrtlgpretiins | "M. Louis: Mors ne neer necessary oT the nation to his individual convic- | "°**: She said he used what was ada; drowned in Lake Couer d'Alene, a “o practices which are demoral- | be ans. mee adn bedi t} : ss bike mayor Kiel gard ne woud taxes the) = 0 — re ; _ tion on’ this important national ques- understood to be his favorite excuse Idaho. zing to good business “Conditions| ‘ e bs one edge her , ye oo nites ye message under consideration and do | been sent to all members of Con- ene , : ee Lali if of late ha\ e been such.” he said of St Louis will raise no objections what he could to aid in relieving the gress tion, and his support would be con- oo = “that very few retailers have “| We have no doubt that our request | freight congestion A [A TI SM “ss | Tined to those few states where rev-/|resolution, League of Nations or no! more responsible than any one man confidence in their jobbers + mee! will be unanimously indorsed by ‘ | Tee ) erence for Democratic doctrines de- League of Nations.” _}for the failure to enter into a com-| One of the things that dearra: very tins ain te Cee Fes to joints mee ey the head of that party be- | Senator McCumber challenged! mon treaty. He knew that the Sen- | confidence, he : % _ 4 at of St Louis. who at this time have a COL. BENDERL, WITH MISSOURI 7 -_-—— ole ng ) comes a religious tenet. many of the contentions of Senato~- ate had a right to make reserva- jobber om on : repeat bende ract the total n embership in excess of 100 ; sie! sescles aE Rs ae Ce CUNARD-ANCHOR Pe ifortable “Rut you cannot make the league ot State's opening address last week “He should have accepted them: they a ne that “We have arrived at a place where a > ' of Nations the real issue in this cam- in support of the resolution. While ang our allies would have .aéopted whale Restinn #4, sm prices in we 06m ee: bane eee ee: ae He Had Been tm Wholesale Grocery | ANCHOR-DONAI DSON ‘ae age with paign. If it were the real and only agreeing that Congress has the pow- «hem We refand tstien allies | tarsal ives e charged that the adie noni ne spleen Basso em esaieten tm Calitneie Giuee - ' +; "issue, I would be greatly concerned | er to repeal resolutions declaring a jn consummatine this agreement ‘tity b " ee eee eee present rate of pay We feel th 4 leaving This State, x nal se sat would accrue to us. we decline to public office bh = plant a sharp conflict of fact. which the himself in the \ ar with the) Mauretania _..,. New York ‘* Cherbourg and ees May 23 °"* | ‘thie moment surrounded by a thou- tied. If we are at peace with Ger- accept any of the responsibility of | places. H “ aaa ger — makers of the contract of June, 1918 Missouri Volunteers under Gen. | Caronis .....New York ‘* Plymouth, Ch 10m. .... pe ' . e declared that all mer-j” 1 te ae : ne tal ate ‘' Lyon. is dead here today. He was | Columbia secede New York ‘* Londonderry : : and imminent dangers demanding |™4ny.” he asked, “then why on tne treaty our immediate attention and solu- | earth is this solemn farce being en- wen tien. We stand almost helpless 4cted in the Senate of the United « allenic cement Bese F - y 4 - od RE hie ES 4 spi ie onan one ne eerie. cme DIAN SHAME Undoing of ‘Bluebeard’ CANNERS CAUSE TOPAY MORE FARE, ae ae Issue Today | FOR SHOOTING CRAF UL Watson Tells California Prosecutor of Early HIGH j 00D RIN CARMEN ASSERT Bags me: n for the Pond nym teacing the great citiee agre Sundin Probe te , : ics Fits on) UT! and Kansas and of creetars Nan bean made ts ox | Snes Sogn — ; . oe. - ; "agg 2g i} poor a. ums niatter ) of taduatria’ aa 7: : ‘ | at Chi- @ . Declares It Means raveling Out of St. Louis. President of Southern Whole- Letter to Receiver Wells Re- | |°.'"* ‘o'ers of St Saprtge ccc to ow matenial Waals afd Pvebabtaaaive caiiiiiienn =e . rowth. ¢ 1) Porr st weed Sounds Desertion of Allies and | OR ANGEL ES. Cal. May 11— ~ mat he was an agent of the; salers, Addressing Conven- news Demand That Re- 9 sa dada ta iia ; “Many of the items are strict- ed “ sg) ~ Locle, pollen ‘ te, SD eepudintion of Causes rest, Reset ginter ite ene |unt ater Ggvarimert oreratioe tion, Says Packers Enforce quest for Pay Increase Be | sirion ay we'wilin suc: shout” “unquewionani. “ke J fstotnunor tie sw thas | , , ) ‘irs: Wombacher’s suspicions were | - ” , wrongs : adopted. to the end that Sr. sengers war suspendes veosteorda H : | sary cag test tnmaned nae wee ng a | eroused by: his second trip. Bygone Pro Rata Contracts. Arbitrated. PA Serer me Spearey eee greg ing not only be i bigger afternoon pe ‘member of he a. 7 Having F HOLDS PRESIDENT aegis to the District Attorney. iad Cound iand-grip which she ——. one whe *faveus tink Seen ae fe ‘thee pet : at ge guile: “ar ee an anit Railwall her suspicions to a detec- herself unable t | * g 0 mi ae DECLARES IT HAS COST COURT PETITION ee bonds for these much- which to raise our children. conductors and four other men at ‘hee! 643A s | arri : wh cs Latent eng “ke — om gg in San Francisco, ing to specification. because of the | tion of our demands for a change in hich our members can at least sus- | ee ea -— - ‘ ’ } iT er “ 1A ec. a) « ‘ . str . . ‘ ‘ aa ° ‘ . . 2 cee ~ . 19; struck on the head pro rata clause. He e¢ th. | We rking conditions and an increas talIn themselves and their families | TRANSATLANTIC TRAVEL HEAVY HOTEL MAN SUED FOR DIVORCE ®: The ninth alleged murder was that side !n Imperial Vallev. where the “President Mcl.aurin 4 ' . ot "h! SA lt tn ing that America should stand by the | the negotiations which have been in. the treaty by Germany. in maintain- | financing plan on the ground that | Policy of surrendering the inter-| ing an army of 450,000 men and | the had predominant rights tn those; League of Nations as proposed by | “The statutes of this State pro A | President Wilson. vide that the Public Service Com 1006 Olive St. Cool Comfort— Write for provinces. That we have deserted down in the plan 41s proposed by) have deserted our cause and there- , The consortium tis expected to ‘explorers the name of Toue! Tre State b* reason of the grea trial development, much of which‘ throughout China in the fifth cen- | public service matters The ‘GROCER CHARGES CITIZENS WILLING’ “| Mayor Urges Everyone to | POLGEMAN | AYOR KIEL'S proclamation to the people of St. Louis, in regard needed improvements to see to it “Certain improvements will the home of Rert Wheeler, of d- PUBLIC MILLIONS IN CASE SUGGESTED ory TROEE VERO SS POS Ie te ae have to be made, and must eith- Page boulevard ‘ an Si \ at a sure vou thi em are Line ou . mpteteene on: | ieee, tiie . e committee of the association ga r siatinaneneiied pee v eg maa Prd tr [, C, of URGES RELIEF OF | NEW YORK, May 11.—To assist 4:9 ana separated May & last. Mrs. a = : | hi ! li! é . r rl . “OVICdes ' p ' chandise should travel through the! 244 !n_ mind and properly provided: go vearg old After leaving Missourt!K. A. Victoria...New York ‘‘ Queenstown anc — -- ee — , , indi ' lsetmea a * ggg Precsna gor wgd distri- mina Gea Ee a be he came to California and settled in Cassandra .. .Portland, Me. ‘‘ Glasgow peceee | al ‘ at a large) , ‘ San Francisco, where he founded a/|fe¢alia ........... New York ‘* Dubrovnik and T e. see ‘number of wholesalers had ceased to ‘P® Public be not inconvenienced.!jarge wholesale grocery firm which | Yestris .. New York ‘* Liverpool! x function as jobbers and some job.| '8t the railways be saved an ex- stjj| bears his name. He was active Saturnia 5 Portland, Me. ‘* Glasgow ae epee _bers had become manufacturers and! P®™%® 4nd waste and that the mem- jn business affairs and at one timey ‘mperator ......New York *" (Cherbourg and | were selling direct to the consumer | b¢TS Of our organization be saved served «as Inspector General ae Pannonia ....... New York ‘‘ Patros, Dubro® | Gov. Gardner Addresses Meeting. | '°S5 ©f Waees Rifle Practice of the California -|Boyal George....New York ‘* Plymouth, Cher bc | Gov. Gardner deciared that the Have Confidence in Cause. tional Guards ~ | Caronta oe New York ‘* Plymouth and Cherbourg railroads were inadequate to handle! “There is but one thing that either Columbia ....... New York ‘* Londonderry and Glasgow...... ithe increasing commerce of the na-|of us can fairly do. and that is to |K. A. Victoria... New York ‘‘ Queenstown and Liverpoo! | tion, and that he favored the ex- lsubmit our respective sides to a dis 'Mauretania .... New York ‘‘ Cherbourg and Southampton | Denéiture of $100.000.000 a vear if | interested ecietl’ alk matithamdtiee’ nite Cassandra . ” Portland, mn, °° GRR * . isdaacads Cede _ July a | need be, until the inland waterways | the eavelnel fer thinkhahenee: 56 the For later sailings apply to 7 | were completely developed and! hoards finds for an fiat nanan: Little V ae | Per C 1135 Olive St.. Post-Dispatch Bidg. St. Louis i% ‘equipped to relleve the situation it’ hear nie (ie f emg * | if Mi f Cure 7 “The banks of Kansas City have lil religiously abide byw their dec! RESORTS - ‘? | . . ' | loaned $50,000,000 to Kansas farm - on We have confidence in the ot - } “ le *h 7 : righteousness of our cause, and feel ‘~a f i ; ers on wheat, he said, ‘and the railroads are unable to carry that that any Clsinteremes Seats WE Sr O ‘wheat to market.” ; sustain our position Probab: 44s The Governor also said that Mis- the board Gd sustain our demands \WW/ \ ; your sourt proposed to vote $60,.000.000 would necessitate a slight increase U Re Lt ta2 3 e 'for the improvement of roads at the in fare, and to the end that no hard November election “Return to us ships be worked upon the railways rf Oul $< in three years,’ he said. “and we wij) ‘“C™'Pary, we are willing, and now show you the best system of coun- offer, to accept the Public Service try roads in the country.” Commission of Missour!, as a board a te _ The Governor declared that tha | of arotration The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. S SS@ or- an : contrasted to the eague as ree sicied by the Lodve | Mission shall act for both sides to ireseewations, ‘sould be the chie? ia-|& Controversy, euch as ours, whenj- | Come to the cool comfort, sea air, s0- sue of the coming pr , hates tin ‘mee itl tien a —_. cial life, and outdoor sports of Santa amidst presidential cam.- hey jtoin tn a written submilssio e Barb ee paign. You can have no objections to th Aotec - ars. Prone je 44 at bose ps = - —————__—____ Public Service Cor o assador a insure for yourself and | Sandstorm Discloses Ancient Name. | sour! It is a commis your family a delightful vacation sedor. - A sandstorm which wrecked huge of able, high-minded A ic “Where the Mountains Meet the Sea”. A TLANT Golf, play tennis, sail, swim, fish cuna, Aasbeseaden ss TY. . stone wWalis tn China uncovered to pointed by the Gover ya Bia Hi , AnAmerican nr a Real The Hotels which make up the Ambassador Hotels | are net merpassed Distinctionand : tp -chanmmnsatal ddihehd -contee:diechems aaaenl hotel im the world who gave libraries to the people ; dence he haa in their learning y. likewise in a position te give yeu - o~ toms . - . : » 4 . ‘ : ; ~~ (\ nhl 20” - alle dlls. -° aia ee os r oie Ped patbiiel nik eee ;

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RT rs eee ee Es re ; ; é ; . —— - ————EE ine . 1a a } ae... (aa | = es : i onatiead ~~ have been restored to private con tion wi tre ; The qwestion of nmieet irre: = rment?.(rerention mw corditions of emTn- was the ultimate aw. ; ’ - wee . : : seeceese rte te concern, centrary to popular tm-! ployment of employes because of Another thing contributing ve 7 pression, is not what wages will be, membership or nor membership in confusion of mind among ra:roa - j | : 1] vations workers is he uncertainty W hether ; ‘ eC itt S buf whether or neat stiitable Niea’ « |labor organiza: will be provided for the hearing of All wage increases were made ap- the United States Railroad Labor | grievances ‘plicable to nonunion workers the Board. now just in the experimenta: in ic et ' : be f ‘ will ' d uate to the task . : . : earnie as ts pniont Recause ot stage. Will prove acequat [ | Time was in the old railroad da) 4, 7 ‘? - - in eartryi 7 ’ * . ee aint Was some- set tor it tne Keeping of indu ria 7 hat Re »>mbo!l id’ natic ae ray Hast } iT] henefit lL ‘ » incre: > - - : - J i t ' a ~~ | Pay alec , | pro’ el k's *Terriat sv ~~ aaeee . costs no more, therefore, Will Be Heard Concerns Clais ——— ee: See Se ; Cate “ ce Fae whether i . es a The most suecessful method to use a trained organiz a- : .) a) . ” ‘> on. : “hy th ° he ; .* tT] e wien ' re] I Se ' © ‘ ; ‘aa . ¥ pe] “i? 4 . ‘ ‘ - ‘ ia Set sa ee . ipoortunit’ ' quality. : , ; , ‘s. see noto hnishing ever tron than an individual, aie®ng 4 The ie ‘ pt ’ it | rs ' " ‘ i tes ‘-* ary? for the sertle.- i jred tnrougn The l'nder Federa’! rr tre! ; ’ or ' a ; | themselves of this vrancn ihere Unorganized Workers ernment tried to take care of union Tas will avail themselves of th i one sh ae 4 lounan, street ae oa had Bee wh. Wares and r workers ali : sae § i. Rail- rectly heard, through that provisi | Apv.ericar Sugar | The Direction Book ath Pi Mail orders a specialty. Appoint this by | o a, > a eS ae : oe > i ote i. ee Ss o >. &* # ate 5 r) -, 8 ” 7 ® € ® ra ‘ E tae. J Sa f SS . a : ap P Siege ‘e, * Pe 2 = a e : d % Af a Fee Og. 8 we si Ei tion #0 far as their own members|} 1H iid ‘ rhe, A = regards Wages and the hearing wo! esa ' —s - . t} a w hie perry it » 1] : : a ; : * te zi min tae . - erievances see nations ‘eda road executives are divided o1 he d a ine inh - ; he ; oes : R- «sir mo : ormpany » ater 2 er that ’ an not EMB ; your executor. and thus —— aedy eee emg) tlie _ a : vi ‘ rw rst . ” lisciplt - 4 >» permit a! andeek nion bight Complicating. : Le % . 4 i= ah a mistake. R OLD S . benefit by Its hnancial the Washington Correspondc nt of : wm tae pvt ™ _ as! - or. n} an meinen? Ser th » of \ fa: r now complica! @e the ri tw etn it | n ‘ . ; 2" easly Everything Photographic responsibility, accuma- the Post-Dispatch. POUCY CONSENS? Seuered : oti. ©» » othe + labor situation is the Inter-unlo 7 7 as | "we _— . er? iy SHINGTON se: | ape By Dereer General Hinee sn | ch permission fer hentia ae t between th . ) . wee pact ae = Card 512 Pine St. lated experience and ’ Wa HI 4 . : byt final report Was that set feurih a . ; a? tay te ocreon? te) oy : t “i enise@d labor on the railroads is Tiiaiiiedst tiheee want he big the so-calle insurg: vite) | : ——— ~ mature judgment. }e : a. riv in the Rallread Adniinstration - ' | a . n i. ‘ ea , | lg legal s, that “no diseri etna eal eagle ye sey a. oes gees ecg na om ae ee | ~ te ' ‘Ai ‘ Atilifl . sn ; le o- . ’ - ' +) J have yt put from Iridis . Pas ‘7 > , . ». ‘ . ical of . 4 , or he . for? ‘ j ’ ‘ TRA . ’ boing to fare now that the rrder No. &, that 3 aa i « _ - W vvte or call ten heoblet— “The indtctdua. or the Organization” St. Lotvts Unron Trust Co, reverses awe Locye RUA _ iin ‘ became accus- ‘ederal control. cond! tio! rit Oat .4bU ' a yeEtLtrrones Law A Lae j as i Ta s : z+ ; 7 i r , e reads wil! lapse aé = thy , ees ti a of . od } | 950°°" Oa. | a, LA 7 W SSS a Penerane e \| BOND ELECTION TODAY | eae . ee ee 8 ae. Of Fney're Expensive, | ADVERTISEMENT semerally recegnionéthat the gran ww Sei cele when * 66 > IMPOVERISHED , _ ete Caee 11 ofa hear to the switcnhnmen in = MEFROIZE them and »:" For their pre + staty wou : ead nem indefinitely ~ : Disti ished Service CLEAR YOUR Soni aiaiied CF wade demeneeth Metropotitan - oO nergy P a Ability >) stinguis ove COMPLEXION Tae eae bende tee boned CLEANING & POLLS CLOSE AT 7 O’CLOCK Memene Tutti . = enti apart from the question ~ Ve Best Toni Simplicity, efficiency and neatness ; rn ree encan =~ The Very Best Teale are characteristic of Slip-Grip. . a - - pei inienl Oe ee a om oi 7 . . S n ' ' idence that unorganiz: ety ‘ C It is on to stay in a moment and ; te =v = ) phe engo vegg Sagcompcggene | fF faste : sideration by the Railroad Admin on off with a gentle pull. Blemishes burt adon I oods. are organized only “in spot 610-612 - 4 a | ne House Nevertheless it Was show -_ th: > «1 Washington i ; received a substantial wage inc: Avenue 1 ’ under Federal @ontro! For tn , the class listed ae . statrio L ACKERMAN, wT Manager emploves.”” which included en Crganized clerks. got 48.9 ner nereased monthly compensation 19 ci a Intended retail prices range to $69.50 || 2.223 riclans, 72.9 te.egraphers PoHone and block operators, 67.2 sta- road freight conductors, 35.5: ro freight brake, en and flag: nat rp : road passenger conductors : " oe : 2 e licemen 14d wate hmen > 7 clerks (except linden m cierks),. 47.7 Increase Granted br (,overnment. These figures are taken at rando: from the full list of e: ipioves of a classes. and fairiv represent the tn- , . : . - | the @as You should select the instrument for your home just as you creases granted by 5 Perr rent éé dd , " m the case of all emploves on a daitiv . Samp le’’ Suits of Tricolette pay basis, the tn 1.9 per choose which opera or theatre or concert you will attend. pa crease was 41.9 ps 66 7? cent, and of emplores on an hour}; : syges ~val the , fuse h ee ee Naturally you will go to hear the greatest artists. Just as Pp Pp 8a i ee fae. naturally you will select the Victrola. This is not only because fent: whether ther ‘é ed 1 sufficiently to meet the high « , ; Sample Suits of Silk Faille living is uestion re the famous singers and instrumentalists make Victor Records. a academic. since *} ust 86 of these Suits to be sold at the special price. They come i eee eee ’ - : In tan, navy, Copen. and oyster white in quite an interesting style The live quention | heop It is also because the Victrola, and the Victrola alone, plays “sp — ete te doce ta j ner ae” welcome as eos ‘te the first their records exactly as they themselves approved their own ing the Ratiroad Labor Board. now work and wish it to be heard. pending demands of the brother. Victrolas $25 to $1500. Victor dealers every- To $40 Values in To $30 Values in LIQUOR $40 AT CONVENTION where. New Victor Records on sale at all dealers on the Ist of each month. Sport Suits Sport Coats | |“ - ss publican convention here in June of heather jersey of various sorts ee ne meen thate politics, will pay $409 a quart for the excitant. P The price was annour ced official. iv bw State Prohibition Enforcement + . TOSS CHOCe Se « OT eae ee FR Lehr EEO Ee = -— | ee ed Officer Howard. Howard said an or- RES. U.S. PAT. OFF. ganization of Chicago be!’ hae a who have found wars to traffic in #1 —— . liquor, had established the price. In - . . stating that he will endeavor to V Talking Machine Co., Camden, N. J wreck the proposed asinens Mow. ictor £ ac e O., en, 7 7 ard announced jImper of (hj ago merchants will ‘be prosecuted for ’ selling efills, - ~

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ae ee ee . ao em i hy ae » " tliat ‘ e ie , 2 § 4 . Per P a . +! — * > } . s i, as : . ed ; . , , wae a a ; “ pte Pe Sr yi |. er, +g: thei 3 ™~ oS * — ae H ¢ . eg ¥ oh 7 nt, a ee : of Aven . at mS ¢ * 4 . " ? 7 ry : 44 , A 2 eu 4 b , F j ee iy i 3 e Sa} ie i he dette. + a) an © 5 mys r : . ; s®, ~ ° a, if . % + a . ‘ an individual. this Campany cutor, and thus its financial bility, accumu- perience and callfe: heoklet — or the Oreantration™ low Used 3 in Over a Half Million Homes They regulate thelr daily health with Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin HERE there are women and young children and elderly cit is always well to have a mild, gentle-acting ave like Dr, ¢ -aldwell’ s‘ Syrup Pepsin handy. This is a combi- pation of simple lexative herbs with pepsin which does all that is required in constipation and does it with safety and comfort. It is free from narcotics and may be given to babics. Half a million mothers have it in as many American homes, and these i lies are healthier for it. Every drug store sells Dr. Caldwell's aed Pepsin. wel Sra the fact that Dr. Cald. Pepsin is the largest selling ive in the world, there othe 6 million bottles sold each and Means Committee agreed yes- eliminated as a means of raising the P Pen ee ' saa ar a a . iain a Ks %, eee vse a ks Ee ’ i al , 4 ? r os : th : ; h ‘ if ? 7 ; ; os , . “ 4 , ( i i# #0 : " , * & ¢ ‘ YAMS BIL SALES TAX ELIMINATED Compensation for Home Service. Reduced to $1 a Day in New Proposal. * | By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON. May 11.—Repub- lican members of the House Ways terday to bring in a substitute for the soldier bonus bill with the pro-, posal for a 1 per cent tax on sales! ' 12s | Visions of the bil over three ye agree- npensation for home service is reduced from , $1.25 to $1 for each day of service, Military Icet STORE HOURS: g A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. STIX.BAER & FULLER > GRAND-LEADER Reductions of a Most Pronounced Character on a Large Portion of Our Exclusive Stock of Outer-Apparel gear, many who need its benefitShave while payments for foreign service mot yet used it. if have not, send remain at $1.25 a day. Payments name and address fora free tra would be made for service from age) srr ‘April 6, 1917, to July 1, 1919, under Wathingwon’Se. Nominate nh linois. the new bill, instead of from April '6, 1917, to Jan. 1, 1920. as under ns e. W , _the pending measure. ; D . D Ee LL’S | Payments of the cash bonus would D WOMEN SYRUP PEPSIN | 1622.02 237 THE PERFECT LAXATIVE tinued in 12 quarterly installments. Offer an Opportunity for Purchasing High-Class Garments at Economic Prices 200 Women’s Dresses | Therefore, a determined xX or ~ sacrifice of our profits. Even cost disregarded here Search the City Over for W ' ednesday. Their Equal at | y y Tealth Strength, rhe four options for the cash bonus, bility by Taking home or farm aid, paid-up insurance Pain 'and tuition fo education, would ¢ Tablets. have ‘ ml errs gti aii —representing the most desirable in style and material which we have to ty Best Tonic. over the cash bonus, under the sub- offer, comprise this sale. Silk, cloth and lace Frocks in all colors and of various degrees of elaboration are represented. This is a Dress sale par All Druggists. es 66 RUST. stitute measure, instead of being de- } CONSUMES | termined on a basis of $1.75 a day for each day of service — a 4 aster ie Terps reach day ofwervice: excellence. It is, indeed, a buying privilege worthy of greatest praise. a | 50 These Frocks are priced at 34 854 974 (Third Floor.) | Walues to $50 Of Genuine Brown or | Values to $25 Black Vici hid. Stylish Oxfords, sturdy | Oxfords and the better char- a acter of finishing. Seems | as to provide forms was changed lin the substitute bill to eliminate ‘ears. "— Poor Richard’ S| | the $1000 loan and also to reduce the authorization for carrying out the Imanac. V eto rust W ith | $300,000,000 to $250,- | scheme from | 000,000. Houghton’ . Rust V cto. | The Republicans estimated that approximately $400,000,000 in the E. F. HOUGHTON & CO. cost of the original measure has bee ee ee — like old times to pay only | eltminted. $5 for such splendid Shoes. 8 North Third Street, St. Louis, Mo. Taxes‘evied by the bill would be- | = ° /come effective next December and a8 @ Sees BEEBE SBEREBEEE SRE RE RBEOR EERE & me WO Gar )] L S ( yf S) ts S;ennneeNINIE Ee ae Cini. ee eo oe oe /would include the increase on in | comes, tobacco and real cstate sales b . ee ; STChaitehe Pordney of the cam, (fr OF Real Estate Loans or | TN That Provide Extraordinary Bargains San Saaers uiect of the oppeel- Building Loans, See | ee Goth ' : ; Br owegeak idpublican “a. by resulting | - ) ; VW. ns Suits Miss S’ S it THOMIEREGM (from the original propor wo aie ME MM EL yA NN-S PA CKLER. | i rt : Ome 7 ultS |}some of the revenues through a oti |Sales tax. The yew measure will be REAL ESTATE COMPANY) $ $ Vict 1 Olas offered to the House as a compro- Seventh and Chestnut wie. 6 ee | haf at at 'mise and Fordney said a caucus SNS ’ j lO FF? |} probably would not be necessary. Een | + 1° 3 : ; | PM Out of all harmony with ordinary _ Tricotines, twills, fine serge and Wu R Lilz = R | Woman, 62, Bride for Third Time. | BOND ELECTION TODAY sales is this offering of Women’s pasket weave in Suits of direct style Mrs. Alice Stevens, 62 vears old, a mee : Fi | ] d . it 1 aN Suits. Finely tailored, exquisitely 2 eal, come at this price. Suits 1 ~ i ,of Terre Haute, Ind., and Ferd §&. ; O LOUrSe Taylor, 69, a “armer, of Hico, Tex., 6 6 3 D4 as j d il f ; 'were married yesterday in East St. |} Aig | lined, perfect in every. detail Of chased at a special price conces- : erd Saeco: bees REPL e style, is each Suit to be sold atthis *, 1] f sion, as well as many from our reg- Louis by Justice Driscoll. PEtal Gadeibad Glen. Mi, never price. Anyone in need of a Suit The Rudol h W litz on d he never has been , never ’ : , . 1006 Olive St. rs Co chewed or sneer ese te drank POLLS CLOSE AT 7 O CLOCK cannot afford to overlook this ular stock, make up this group. — —— ! event. Navy tricotine predom- Further delay in purchasing a Suit inates, though velour and twills are would be folly, with such values as | represented. | these available now. (Third Floor) Special Purchase of Girls Summer Frocks In a Great $93.95 Sale at Here IS a new and richer A ae [PDRESSES of style, Dresses well made of superior quality material, are offered They are the very best sort one could want for Summer wear. : gee ° “a | A at this price. kind of milk W hich 1S tak ped Fs Bey No mother ssid desires clever Dresses for her daughter and yet prefers to prac- tice economy, can afford not to buy during this sale. The Dresses are made of ing the place of old-fash- i flaxon, voiles and gingham. Sizes 1o to 16 years. ioned bottled milk and cream, just as the modern 1 We Saint Baby Day Special Selling of gs range has taken the Infants’ Wear Specially Priced Womens Footwear place of the old-fashioned T is the very wee one who profits in this day’s offering, since not only his clothing but various accessories are turnspit. offered at special prices. | ‘9 are | | at $8. 65 : Infants’ Long Dresses of white nain- || i} sook, lace and embroidery trimmed, are | [. = O ern ay w bn specially priced at $1.00, (Third Floor.) cietetetiedies a ae oe ee ee ee eh a a Pair We are offering at this price a wonderful group of Foot- | wear—the kind that will answer the exacting demands _ of Fashion in a most satisfying manner. There are at this | ~price ; | and silk braid; special at $3.50 Ff : Baby Baskets, white enameled, shaped |. &4/' A | , vest C >S ‘Boge nc sre oneme oS Ee % Dress Oxfords Eyelet Ties 1 Infants’ Gertrude Flannelette Skirts,|- iN a Tey Dress Pumps lLow-Heel Oxfords Infants Long Cashmere Coats and: Capes, with trimmings of embroidery, Oe ee eerie 30:33 i A shell finished, are special at 59c Infants’ White Mercerized Stockings, 3 pairs for $1.00, or 35c the pair A splendid range of leathers to select from, including Crib Pads, size 17x18 inches, specially | patent leather, black glazed kid and tan leather, as well as ete Cae, © y ~~ | black satin. All sizes and widths are represented in this priced, 59 | special offering. (Second Floor.) te ee i hass you g 5000 Yards of || Women’s Exclusive Footwear need richer, purer milk use — 7 | Drapery Cretonnes | at $10 $12 and $4 3.50 Nestlé’s Every Day because it is a a — $8 5 | oA h e French Instep Ti aceful pure country milk with nothing SSS C*'F 45c and SOC Yard 59 the eaisumin: with high carved techn Season added, but with its richness im- FOR Wednesday's ses“ re = —_ yards = | <r Ficios lectern, tn ot cies Rm wiz or gray : ualities, suitable proved by taking ~ t some of for joonbreperien, faratare al mort on cushions, etc. | (Main Floor.) the useless water which you pay These are a ina —_ of porwr ares me ’ : , e to selec - for in yh gen milk. It aS a pts rahe nae phous scheme. They are perfect duced wi e same care that in every way. has ao Nestlé’s Baby 5) a is i Mohair Slipcover Materials ars. = s | . on sinahean ly poral lise our |) <43848.-44 4 fl 910) tere A trsesd SUPP y 7 7 : Genuine Palm Beach Mohair Cloth, in striped effects, grocer S. for automobile and furniture covers and various other . é purposes. 36 inches wide. (Fourth Floor.) NESTLE’S FOOD COMPANY NEW YORK AW | » ws eb dA DER VA \ git’ WAAAY ‘ \ ‘ CE a RNR NEN OT: ii: Ry ENE NEN oO eae ar) \% rH 14) AWN b* Se . Nab Fay i 4 elt) : “ft tr - es “ : ’ baie ra . he) =F 2 ONE RTP NAS AIRS, A ag AMA ig are, ate scart 5 + 2 =

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TUESDAY EVENING, MAT 11, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ee JAMAICA LIQUOR ha DEMAND section of the clergy bere accep*t- , ing the Government's proposal for aE state control of the liquor traffic. In- Increase, but Government vestigations recently made show that ‘t Kaow Perchascers. the exportation ef liquor from Ja- By the Aaroc ated Press maica is on the increase, but the in- KINGSTON. Jamaica vestigators so far have been unabic to ascertain where it ts going. te inv ANTI-FAT Art thou stout and getting stouter? Stop repining—cease to moan; seek an injunction “preventing ralfl- tion of the asked. ~ road and itghterage compantes from further evasions of the eight-hout provision of the Adamson law. At the sume time it Was announc THREE HOTELS WOMEN BOUGHT BY Victor itecord: ‘es Victrolas Mav ! A Y.W.C.A. AND CLUB JOYFUL EATING Unless your food is digested without the after- Hie thee to the nearest drug store— Ask ‘Tablets Arbdolore. IT Arbotone Will step that craving, for . e Give Eagle Stamps math of painful acidity, the Make thee normal—that’s well known Theu it forget tbat hungry Afrer taking Arbolone. ~y—z > te yeur bite! om Rendcet for O1t OF Konein ot any feeling Two Under Y. W. C. A. Man- §f joy _s taken out of both agement to Be Open by eating and Middle of June, After Al- terations Have Been Made. 1006 Olive St Acro Act Act On Liver, Stomach and “THEY ASSIST NA 25 Actoids 25c. At All BOND ELECTION TODAY VOTE “YES” POLLS CLOSE AT 7 O'CLOCK i e® poem written iterary woman of Los Angeles. as a testimonial to Tablets It so aptir and truthfull+ the virtues of this wel! known anti-fat that the proprietors for advertising. Facts and tude are both expressed with ad irable rvthm and meter. was ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 350 IN BUILDINGS MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION t "Re ,~ or in paae- adesw and black French ders haat The May Sale Includes eT 2 a Porchand Lawn Furniture Attractive Prices a A gy at ery lawn, with t very reasonable outlar be pleasing!y sat ne cal! at Inviting ‘ Aur poreh er +; on O% « Maple Chairs $2.25 ~~ A nay eB gone p a fear te batton and 2 year eines Large Arm Chairs: high broad arms Steel Folding Standards.+for «ouch ©Wing*, gravy or brown nammocks Beautiful Chaise Lounge able complete with $7.25 vears oll. 1423 chauffeur. and of 4537 Evans ue, were thrown from the truck under the wreckage. Hornberg- fractured riba and in ternal injurtes. Wootridge was cut and bruised. Theodore Albrecht. 15. 2928 Cass evenue, 2 messenger. fel! from his bicycle directly in the path of ar automebile driven b= Dr Francis Mahon, 1209 Nerth Grand avenue when the bicycle whee! caught tn the ear tracks near Finney avenue at ¢ D. m. pesterday | Wednesday, Stout W omen’ Ss Da y 4 Two Stories to Be Aded to Y. $39 75 St t D We W. C. A. Building for Dor- i i? ou resses =i, mitories—Home Rule at i] Sfore $ 27: 00 ete Letmar Club. al Gbeperde Chine and Taffetas, with several onal ltamner ag Store Hours: Daily. 9 to. ):30—Saturday. § 9 to 6 models to select (gga ede hargains ducted by the a and the Bits fics pip aOR" oss CARON % ae Yor’the money; al! colors, sizes to 54 ‘|i za oe r , y ' 3 . : ; , ) : suits Skirts | — | Wath. omens § all-wool Woo kirte Pendleton ; eaue and C/ ) Serge Suits; $35 vai bands up to 42. and the D’Arles. Enright ues Yalues. ~ a avenues, hi: een taken . the Y " approximatelis ryt $100,900 Almost immediate posses- | } \ |; r $ .90 $ .98 ; 4 sion w be obtained, and necessa: 1¢ . a\ alterations begun a nee The 3 ‘ 4 expec’s Ty? . commission bv the The Sharde ROMPERS)| 50c Butcher §..:.. . by the Letma! bul id op Ohildren 's Rompers: i} Linen erated by that organization, distin splendid valves: 98c K ly from the other two rlong simi! at. iW hite Buteher Linen, lines with the present home of th: e. ~~" , club at 3658 West Pine boulevared KOVERALLS| Ho full In addition the } WW a rene Aevere le aseor"ec « a pieces; pects 'o add '*wwe s' n@ at 1411 Locust til sold, mitery pu vard modate a consid 69c Bed Ticking Red and tan stripes tor mat- rress covers. full preces ; C vara " women, such on Duying trips ' 4 é, serve as a clearing house * wh — ° ces ° | a ths | ow neck odeis that o -.. [ | ay F Phil girle coming to St. Louis ‘ | All are | W net k Th lels ha offer Va naerwear rom rt 1 i Iippines emniormen' may eo whRii-* fir nes | / ; ate a . . a : - . = "ol GC Dione: sesmine ond needed ; r1ety DX “ a \ Ot eollars and enits in ditter —purchased br our own representative—made under her supervisios ? . a" ane nt end measur ae ee En sf reeeitced pucrs is not intended that U > ' ent smart, new cults ane DUTLTONS attractive- y~vtabeal a Stvie, Ct SRG Measuremes ‘ == rs pata: ‘ d'Aries sha irnis he 1 4 adds new interest to our already comprehens: oc K. piece, but its commit! et rranget : . . . > . them help in findin . "Se" Philippine Envelope Chemises at $2.50 pai *5 Ribbed C , tech hotel wi Some have colla rs of pique, : Made of fine nainseck, hand sealloped and finished with hand ere , ; committe . we ‘ . “ e ~ far ‘ariored wear Pants —tace knee. 4 {5 rectors of the ¥. \ others are of self-material - Virgil Randolph . several! P Rod os he , | . are finisher ‘tra sizes; special...... - chairman a= Sa eat vera! = oe oo 69c Hose - 30¢ Hose , RR, the @ Aries with narrow knite plaited strap or built not been ‘ _ . T . c - ~ ey . . - " " lidren’s emtra fire women's Cotton Hose: a Seereene) ed ges. There are models wit! Philippine Nightgowns. and Envelope Chemises at $3.98 + ribbed Hose rein- . ; ; > (or eacn i. - : = “+e enicart wre ines! ™ : heels and toes. black or white: very Memorial Rooms Suggested. one large pear! button tas- 7g . sitely hand embroidered ard daiatily seallopec— black good qual. Directors of the ¥ Wit A ; Envelope Chemises with prette designs of hand embroiderr—both foc” value 4 Ses 2 C \ suggested that persons who wish to ° | eg tening—two buttons ora row \ders : . ej : See Bie % “ ’ " . 3 — | Specta) .. ai, Pal cng hang: nouns pas : af huttons. {Ine trie restee so by furnishing memorial rooms tr : one or both of these hote!« eur stvle is show Mn. SOc Percales € :-.. 2% 208 ee 3 istration will be settied at a confe: Thev excellently tallored Yard wide; best indigo dre navy ence of the Executive Committee - »* , ee ne ee on Cee ter areey & corded voke seams. A fortunate merchan- = Mrs. isher, president of the ys * i ° stripes, dots, and association aising arrangement with the manntactnurer figures; also manr The Shardei, accordi . . : Ss _ “eee iat and light of the Letmar Club. ts to be ope: | - “ , orings them To us aft a special pris Ye, whiecend shirting stries: ated as a girls’ home and will be w ‘ ~ Sline ing mil! 4 ‘made self-supporting It whl a we pa: on Te \ OL. ; | F remnants: vard commodate about 115 giris The Blouse Shop—Third Floor Vv i] club plans to give the giris at 40-In Partial homerule The ° 0 es their own House Committee. as have New dark patterns; nary biue the girls at the present home on and Copen, bine grounds, with Pine. which will determine matters large spray, of policy and questions of detai! serol! and fle subject to approva! by the letma ral = C directors The Sharde! w' have a a verd. matron, a housekeeper and others on i's permanent staff Possession of the Shardei will not he ; UP $s Letmar “lub for several months ur To 6 LOW SHOES der terms of its purchase Real Footwear at a price much leas TWO HURT WHEN TRUCK [* = tes to ft the great outdoors, make , re ontdoor hire than today’s factory cost. Many OVERTURNS IN COLLISION * Furniture which may be obtained in this sale Should rou desire « le eces or eo Qn it sh he 2 wil! styles to choose from. ‘ ingle pieces complete ites, rour needs wil! Youths in bees That Hits Deliver, A few of the money-saving Vaiules we list as Cheice of Oxfords Car Speed Away Without Mrep styies. Dull kid and Investigation. Full-Length Swinging Couch: hammock in Bar Harbor Willow Furniture in natur- patent leath Two young men in a Hudson avito ADAK wth Sapetente | meta! frame and spriag . = h = : . ; tree 4 ers, Leuis mobile escaped after a chase of «e~. seat: compiete With good, thick pad aad chains: - ee e | —, -_ : ar and § military eral blocks yesterday even! — reader to hang $15.00 eemiort for the poreh. Stained or enam heeis in this their machine had siiiterte - eled. upholstered in ererTronne It makes let (most al! wrecked an automobile of Full eageno pee say Couch "aaa aa grey verv effective and artistic sunroom Fur. Le . *} , . iri1ous -spring adjustadie . a Sly Stay os ee —— oe ter germ ge renege: Cc; 31099 eadrest _ +h heavy pad and chains. niture Our selections are ar@e and the Stree. Ljuring ‘we rhe $17.75 pieces are distinet. , Brand Cengoleum Squares ere Ox it _frem, Deautiful cotere—bites. drew ne. ae =o rug fer envy roem ef the house --Wide Linoleum aren ne genuine Cork $ , Deeutifl ger- 19 bens See sua: oa and er suffere:! ? the ~Ds ~~ © | \ HSB i Baby Creepers 95e, $1.25. $1.36 At 96e—Seld colored ging ham Creepers, piped in white, made with belt and pocket At 8&1. Creepers. also piped in with pocket and bet. At 81.450 Attractive white eroe@>ar d*enty | reapers, taller stitehed, with eoekets end belt: some with Totch neck and short s ee Tea. Rompers their “Billy Bumps” "Inning as namesake at $2.50 These prettr end sturdy lit tle chambrar Rompers ceme ‘n pins and white, green and Fee pet “ Canvas Summer House House. sine hardweed frame: = —Striped gingham 7.@zil; with wh te— fitted with ecreen. A real. out-of-deer House. $130.90 Summer Furniture Skhop— Fourth HARBOR STRIKERS SEEK WRIT prectical Canvas "ons? ruc*ed Fotk amd Walsh Retined as Counse! ling drop and fabric " = Séameen Law Di~pete. practica al the vear rennd ‘ee Ager ar > WASHINGTON Folds compactiy for starage P Waleh. former chairman of the War Laber Board” and Joseph W Folk. fermer ‘jeverrer ef Wiseenr vesterdary were refta ned a« counsei | by the New Terk harber strikers to aces arms Via Frark * "2e4 av 7 trom med— |! Recor Tafarts’ Weer Sheo—Thiréd Peer.

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ee ee a eS Ly we TK ee ee a ee Ps ; = Se Ee Ra ee RNR NE I ALI L IO TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1920. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' ‘* o ‘M'CULLOGH-GAMERON >. JURY — | | a Ventre of 61 Men Ordered at Spring- 7-Pound Can Jam, ( Women’s $9, $11, and. . field for May | - | oe : ~ ; ined ak pansies : | | $I. 6 5 | ) \ a $11.45 Low Shoes, SPRINGFIELD, Mo., May 11.—In | . preparation for the trial of Richard | i =i , | Delicious Jam, made of cane | | * McCulloch and Bruce Cameron, : “eth , i sugar in Raspberry, e, president of the United Railways | Benchherey, ogg, HR meet Black or brown suede in one or two-eye ties, Patent Co. and former superintendent of ry, Plum, Pineapple and Apri- . | t 7 FF 2? og) . transportation of the company, re- Try the comfortable hospitality of Summer | cot. While 3000 cans last. : aes — Colonial or Tongue Pumps and yf | spectigély, on charges of second de- | Munsingw amet ee i Seater ne Dees Patent five-eye Oxfords. . , iS an a 14 a - trove. the i The Store for ALL the People CO Oe eee . gr lary, a jury ventre of 81 q : : P - i i+ oe aa ae ones rio Gals’ UC ie wee cty o. h ee: Judge Patter- | ao ash, out Hl : - : ? f wen y a. ae , wet £0 f the al division of the, " | Wi d d S / Wurlitzer Co. : rof the hair. No fir ' | " i : b ac pordee Greene Cofinty Circuit Courd Tall, t, short or thin, there's a Mun- i € nes a 7 pecia S ~ Ls ’ a tore er . Jlive St. lala rhe McCulioch-Cameron trial 1s singwear garment just right for you. as y | scheduled to begin Monday, May 24. | | ; $4.69 and $4.95 Beds reads , ; The charge of second degree burg- | —the satisfaction lasts fl Crochet Bedspreads; ve hievy oo gee $3 88 CTOIDS . | f tions in St. Louis in June, 1918. style; some are slightly sae ee i as ig ioe etively IR EEN REE ALTE eens Stomach end Bowel 4 INJURED GIRL SUES FOR $50,000 | SF * $8.50 to $9.95 Marseilles with the theft of referendum peti- lary and larceny is in aed tl pile: S000! aide aad ‘ h 3 i ; ; nd extra size; hemme and Bowels ASSIST NATURE” Bedspreads At All Druggists | Soldan Student, Hit by Auto Feb. 29, | In many beautiful patterns; hemmed and Still tn Hospital. ‘| scalloped styles. Slightly soiled, otherwise $6.45 Victor records , | Sulit for $50,000 damages was filed | A U TOMOBI LE INSURA NCE 1] perfect. A limited quantity. (Thire: Floor—Nugeata) . in the Circuit Court yesterday by | » Ebi eeiietedinen teh § 600 ovens tht meet ie \/, . | Miss Al Ss : hes | ' application . | : Special | = Me melleks | a = = ii years ie 5.00 with applicationand 5.00 every six months §||||| Gay Boys’ $17.85 Suits butter scotch i, y bows #3 Julian avenue, a senior ae 5.00 with application and 65.00 every six months A good selection to choose from. These mand grow? : ’ °° 9 _Soldan High School, against William |§ Deductible Collision... 5.00 withapplicationand 5.00 every six months § | ||| cassimeres, cheviots and tweeds are in all $14.00 ea . se , ¥ , shoe ety (vm Carleton, 18, of 6124 Kingsbury ave- Full Collision . 10.00 with applicationand 10.00 every six months ||| the leading mixtures of green, gray, blue and brown. x VY VU) a ‘ ef 2 3 R “nue, son of Join Carleton, president | Liability ............ 5.00withapplicationand 6.00 everysix months § All sizes, but not all colors in sizes 6 to 18. , he ths Garieten Clethter Ge. fer in. | Property Damage 5.00 with applicationand 5.00 every six months HH (Second Floor—Nugents.) T j | . a af a fed en ne SO. FOr n= |i Theft of Accessories.. 2.50 withapplicationand 2.50 every six months §j| lo ent } 7 : J CLOUTSe | ote Anny ee omg 29 gy Aeon rem (You may make your own combination Ser tre or more or these features at the ; Boys’ 75c Underwear aa : : nm by an automobile cost named.) driven by Carleton at King’s high- . . Athletic style ribbed Underwear, in white; “1 Liberty Mutual Automobile Insurance Company sizes 26 to 34. 59¢c way and Columbia avenue. ' eecenst’ © ‘i S . A } 60u erporation. (Seco = . Miss Southworth still is at Barnes Providing the Best Insurance and Service at the Lowest Cost. econd Floor—Nugents.) 5 Z Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. Hospital suffering from several frac- | B + B tr The Bldg., Kansas . Mo. Arcade Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. | . t— us 1006 Olive St. ' tures. Carleton is under indictment | , yen 23 oe Ds oot eg of grosgrain ribbon. (Second Foor—Nugents.) Be $6.95 Japanese Matting Rugs ‘The materials include fine silvertones, polo cloth, velours, silvertips, gold- Size 9x11.8 ft.; beautiful stenciled de- $4 89 tones and Delhi cloth. Over 40 different styles from which to choose. Most- signs, in assorted colorings. (Third Floor—Nugents.) ly in sport effects. Young women who expect to pay $20 to $30 for a smart ee eee Coat will be surprised when they see these Coats at $9.96 and $14.96. 44-inch Swiss Organdie in plain colors. Permanent finish. ad , $1.35 (Bargain Basement——Nugents.) (Main Floor—Nugents.) = Men’s Half Hose : . ; Ippines . @ ' a 6. eg: +e = Sim Be 6 A : eC “Lt GEE ge? Yip ASS tify My): :. Sy | & Pairs for $1.00 ! . | AG, EW. Ai Xs £9 Cate Bab A | pp Zo. Leg te SYA a. i= 7H- - Gt ai Medium weight, fine gauge cotton in gray, 35 her supervision 1. 2g ig Y) — =i with hand eye. "iy, ' CA. pt BY: WZ. Shipp Bo 4 bis i Sei ZZ as less style. Cotton. Slight seconds. 35C - r SF | ha WY bt Ju ° // / ee 4 ye —_ ae j w - is ih Whi B . yY Forty-two-plece Breakfast ner Sets: ee blue ) bean- q , df bp As |) ee a OI || = 75c White Batiste, Yard Sets; beautiful Blue Bird | and pink border design; th real | : ile 5 Se SS 7 (* y Airy ‘|| 40-inch wide mercerized Batiste for fine 590c » nk design ete full fe are for 12 persons (hand | , =. 2% —— Wy i ie Ih = , JN | underwear. with pink spray design. —_——— ~ , = s y f 7 ! ‘a : e 4 | at (Main Floor Nu@wents.) Special $51.35 one hundred- | | Nad. / I) ayaisas=. <1 Ab ||| @ 75c Pure Linen Toweling, Yard Forty-two-piece Breakfast piece Dinner Sets: beans = oT hdd 3 Al ee 44 Hl White Linen Toweling with red border, for 59¢ Sets; gold band; full service as aoe psp gn, ik , rie . — Fea vast Miller Organization | i i I PRS : —— ; =! re ae | || dish or roller towels. eee od for six persons. SSS thes ie 1 ac —.° At = : | (Main loor—Nugents. ) One-Hundred- » : : makes HAWK BRAND and BUCK ui ! = EE | = $1.25 Organdie, Yard Fifty - one-piece Dinner ner Sets, beautiful border | | design in blue and pink, jecks—-one strie . = H Rahebae © f 1/7 ps : P ‘2 - s , lenther stitched. BRAND Overalls, known everywhere as the } mil $= 'G~ oa: $0 wile Cogan te pita 35¢ | Seti, fall corsinn, Sores ae 3 Se. 8 pmises, $1.50 | | | , : Bestrand ‘Lowest. Priced-work-garment on the oe - i md P (Matin Floor—Nugenta) peclal. ...cccs-saeeceesses One hundred-piece Din- ee inet. 1) market. This remarkable combination of ila £ (= SS: $1.00 Plain Voile ___ | _ $17.95 fifty-plece Dinner goer ne an tubes a $7789 einereain pas. highest quality»and lowest price is possible SSF SZ ima 79¢ | Gesigns full service for viz vipa BPOCIAL.eveenne aves | 1 bécause the Miller Manufacturing Company a <3 —- (Main Floor—Nugents.) | persons, Special....o.e0+ $1.75 Oasseroles; | large, ene te own sotto, Hills Oe ene ee es a || Basement Sale 700 Pairs —_| $2.85 ue mintret niece bee t factories located po lr re be delivered. Spectal ee pews the garnsents in Eres Women’s Low Shoes | {uin2""specal os" Hy , i 4 $1.75 Water Sets; hand-en- hi j j istribution— Miller-owned machines,of th ) ost x De ii : to give prompt, widespread distribu and weave the epecially'grown aaitites deal W Made to sell $2 95 =e eee 65 oat ee in e ee Dinner Sets, beautiful pink spray design, two patterns for $3.50, $4 : and $5 ; at to aatess from. Special. ... e@eereeeaeeeee | i} Good, serviceable Low Shoes at less than fac- "aanme: ail | © + igs ey CejsF ies ‘ ‘ 7, 6 - - | nd cut, Piastan f ow, Vif tory cost. Choose from plain Pumps, Colonial Piece Dinner Sets, gold s 65 | sign. None delivered. Spe c. | Pumps and Oxfords, ad ne fun- | band, full service for 12 <= cial, 7 for cocccccegeseoee , with high persons. Special.......-- o< | PE FONSI EP, metal and vici ki $1.00 dozen Decorated Water : | . wrrier | 09994 cael . or low heels; in . ssaiaed heb) «orden Hh} | pay ”? $38.85 one hundred- Tumblers. None delivered, Farme | railroad men and workmen et { — 7 i , rr wen =e ‘ire piece Sets; ee pink $3 3.65 | ~~ pull OR Pe ao.4 ev wd choose HAWK BRAND and sr v3 | ¢ ae ' : rots i 7 vat anes ray PO Wt | ds (Fourth Floor—Nugeata) . a BUCK BRAND Overalls because in these | saatas Bas) |, ir kee |: eee —_ : omeeil t 4 - ‘Work Garments they are Guaranteed Absolute as ie eral Bw $2.50, $2.98 Petticoats S , N 4 4 ere at Great Savings } : = Petticoats of Fifth *: $1.98 ummer ee S : ~ 2 : Satisfaction or Money Refu : | i) eotton taffeta, in floral de- | Ss ao ee oat Se Ph _S11 FourPassenger Lawn |p itil ised Reerigerter= [+ “oe }) elastic wa (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) ! | Swings; extra well made S-Geor sige seats m 4 05 f 2S : ‘ . X and braced, in red and / special @eeeeee . +) ae grea wap $1.98 Tub Petticoats . natural finish ; special, $57.50 Belding Hall stene- 3 ; Petticoats, with yee 69 ~\a A. loors: mira iol. @4Q SO) wh ; : | 1 front; made of pin . _ a cg ahray + on ; shoursitthe | Ys : a age eg oe I ly Bumps” _ I you examine a ~~. mei : bem; fitted waistband; while « lim- é ne * , . t lasts. eight a | see how close they come to i 3334 _— tyourth Floor—Nugents) Behind them and back of the dealer and user Wiss + eam | wg Women’s $2.50 Pajamas | bearing ratchet ‘eepers | % ’ , oe" Ae | _ | , in -piece : : 5 b7 50 =. is the Miller good name upheld at wd annual 7 eges ~~ iB zotemae, & teens O1.OF 23 SE— } esit sharpening ateet , oS cost of thousands of dollars spent on orough af : ; ||| Gnished with lace and colored stitch- | "*SS°biower and Vegetable Seeds) fresh LSC | ~ ncsetag Lawn Benches) very roomy ané/extra well - ! of of raw material ners! S4 ) ing. (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) | stocks; six for.... Ready-mixed Paints for walls, braced; varnioned end ne a oc; $1 93 in i f , i floors and woodwork, ¢x- green and natural; epecie:.... e and of every finished garment, | | a $1.98 Gowns _ cellent grade; inall 67 opt pee Premera Phe =) _ of | | | gt ABO in y ~) ons $1.69 oo tolt it. Feage or Poultry Chatres ideal es, ’ - , , r wened twith embroidery insertion, | | sluster of tucks and embroidery edge. gs $1.00 Bloomers Bloomers, in pink batiste, 85 C BD * ~ e | with elastic knee and hem. ——— special tomorrow then direct to your dealer and yes with a guarantee! m stitehed ae Floor—Nugentm) ee eee a ne Baa a Re aie 4 are . +. epee. ® a a

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RO EE = —_— TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1920, | . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | xs Commission Ruling Sought. . préme Court fm petitions filed de the Federal Trade Commission over bust- . : _ ) ae & ty Asmociated Press Government ts asked to determine x The proceedings ie 2 ess or tza tions. ® Pp ne: ra \ ‘ extent of the authority of the "SS ©oTsa™ 4 3 ASHINGTON, May 11.—The Su-!| the nites from Federal Court Goarenn oct- | bis z - ‘ting aside commission orders direct- ee a. EE ie Are Sales Agents for ing the Beechnut Packing = - — | licy resa! rice maintenan WATERMAN’S IDEAL FOUNTAIN PENS | 7573'S. nc commission to const | AND WAHL’S EVERSHARP PENCILS tute “an unfair method of competi- . tion.” A large number of similar . | S. ALOE Co. : . . 513 Olive St.) cases now are pending before th Uptewe Branch, 559 ‘. Greed Avr. corn mission Geese sc Drastic Reductions on Rona ' S fre Clotnes Defeated in Contest to ? A | — , Control. Convention but You'll Tell the World 73 ‘sree | Spring Coats and Wraps ACTION ON STATE Thin! you ha‘ PLATFORM POSTPONED pie ; | Hundreds of fine quality garments marked at drastic re Right 4 They re 1g t . Fes Delegutes & Chicago & reductions for immedtate disposal structed to Vote for Low- It’s not necessary to consult a flock den Until Released by the Ys of Style Books to find out what's : Governor. 270,374 Regular Values from $29.50 fo $85 the big thing in style for Spring ; Closed Out in Three Groups:— and Summer—yjust make tracks ¥ SEREOEPEED, Wi. May 11—1h Se RA for Bond’s. The minute you slip | yesterday elected 19 dele- / GROUP ONE GROUP TWO GROUP THREE into a Bond garment—you'll tell NY AEGAN minamnensty eavetedl | - F the world it’s nght. Our clothes | PB esos voce Tor Gor Franko. Lows $ $ $ ei come straight to you from New che Chicago convention. until re- 7 _— York (America’s style center) via Be Mech Sf. the aoteantey st} , 1S | our own factory—they can't help : : - it tiom voted down. 1110) Lk 3 : but be right. Bj eies 1 by Mayor Williar hee | From Our New York Fact , del & alte: watt afl Be | $29.50 to $45 $49.50 to $65 $69.50 to $85 =, tT kg ead ’ a1 r peated in the ¢ | Regular | | | | Values Values Values Direct to You a nee tg gg Oe A eed ee Rg? ak. * ae eee a eget age = Sete acti, tte atin i eae - Cage Farlie prices. -_-— Dress and her Plain « fe egcatea 'r the ‘ee? eV eee enV THOMAS W. GARLAND Often freien 409.1113 BROADWAY New York Pittsburgh Cleveland Lourtsville Toledo Akron mo Lee ~~ thee ed easy Cincinnati Arcade Bldg. — Youngstown The ong v8 agerthecwaras i ah? Columbus Oli t EF} hth Kansas City silent while a demonstration broke Detroit ve a ig St. Loutrs 1OSSe around it rhe galleries toined J. 1 - eering while the band ADRIEN. struck ur ee Stars and Stripes Mer E ' @nd started . parade _ 4 +} } {ferent dele- . ites ater *r»* 30005081000 F100 | * 2nd Switched Into the nattona 2 - * Deca resumied their seats Democrats Praise Wilson Adminis. stration, Name 8 Delegaics. SPRINGFIELD Ll, Mary —— IUiseis Democrats in their Grate | _Comvwention pesterday praised ad- ministration of Presider: | : scored the two TIllinels Republican senators for cbetrnucting the ratifi-| cation of the peace treaty, elected | : Celegates @nd alternate delecates at. , ~ar ex'‘sterce een large to the rmationa! conmven‘ion an‘! ' ~ : .cjourned to meet again tn- Septem- . $ 5 S$ 85 85 : | 7 Easy Terms z ee. s e : -_"-"-CoC__ —-_ —_—— ya : = = :’ ~~ > ga," ral ao e - ; * - = - soe . ~ 5 : » | | ers I: ‘ Ww Congressman Henry Carrellton and Charies Boeschen stein of Edwardsv?t' le . Thie geet of three Garden Tools ts j ‘ an Unusual ralue and ome We are _J proud te offer The set consists of > . * Child Swalliowed Safety Pin. "4 eak 2 cage? 5 Fake, Spading Fork and . inte tem a Ch tf? >- oe. : / . ' \«ee@ ‘Drtves Now your chance tq ss'9 wSaae Special co the Post-Dispatch BM op. ADS HE MEXICO, Mo. May 11.—A 2-vear- robe, . coe mid te deeds ee old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. and coat sectia: 3 hail econ. Shear le: 000 Davenport eof this city. hag Jus* been brought heme from St. Leutis, | . Stores in St. Louis, East Bt. Louis, I: Danville, D1 where she was ‘taken ‘to hare a eafe- tr pin which she had swallowed re- ’ ’ ~~ moved from her threa* The pin —- wes remored without an operation eT 4 ’ ; amd the child ts doing nicely 4 | . a ' : q y s | 5 | ’ > ® , eR ee AAT —— 414 North Broadway We Furnished the House That Jack Built Between Locust and St. Charles —— a Se aa a1 ingle Applicasfon WHT BOND ELECTION TODAY | Sess! VOTE “YES” 5 to POLLS CLOSE AT 7 O'CLOCK Cairo, Dl ; Mounds, Ill ; Mound City, 2 in Louisville, Ky. eROPTE eT eee the ngee sp he Military Heels! Just think of it! The season's latest creati im good serviceable f for a five-dollar bill in all sizes from 2% maT Ss at ap age These Ties are by all odds the prettiest we have shown in our Subway Choose from brown or black kid, leather Louis or military heels. adé to their beauty. models shown above there are also a dozen models in brown k kid or patent colt in Louis, Baby a. > ——— “| ie fr ee | > 2000 100 0 F10c———08 vw esr toh okte The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co, e 1006 Olive St | Re As > Pia Bee “i

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Styles— : isses’ Sizes = - . - @ Clioee-out of 3° “Re aeiik-lined check be Bults, while they > oe $ mperature, whi meet every n th > chalet SPO aD. SPE BE, he? GBS 14 Te ae, ee ey a a : a os ; " fa ; 5 ze f eT =. : 7 er ad il I "ee oS x 3 fs , 7 2 is ’ we 7 ia all > tee a . = ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1920. : | ‘STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH 9 a —— —s - ; - - —_—— — ae i Pe at ue ame beat ¥. . a ee ee a ee too at be i ahr ia hs wee 2 fs es AR ik in - S : + ary “The New Store” Silk-Lined Tricotine Suits Pees: On Sixth Street—Bet. Locust and St. Charles $2 5 A Pricequake. > 700 Wonderful Dresses to Delight St. Louis Women | you have attended one or more of them. Regardless of what you may have witnessed in the way of dress offerings » we ' believe that in all your experience you have never come upon such a genuine treat as this before. Loi a SeZaLvni KR Miivaren Wn - . Ce hy. , Li | PRD | EK ar) Sd - hah). The Entire 700 Dresses at Less Than Wholesale ! 15 ‘19 25 Earlier in the season these Dresses would have been sold for as high as $75—yet look at our prices. As for styles, it is impossible to describe them all. Remember, there are 700 Dresses -~—Dresses for now, Dresses for Sunimer, Dresses for every occasion that demands a Dress— and here are the materials: Plain and Beaded Georgette Dresses Plain and Beaded Satin Plain, Beaded and Embroidered Plain and Beaded Poiret Twill Taffeta . Tailored and Braided Tricotine Plain and Beaded Tricolette Lace and Taffeta Combinations Plain, Beaded and Embroidered Satin Frocks With Tulle Overdrapes Paulette Georgette and Lace Combinations Masterful Buying Brings a | Sissiertional Sale of in Your Home? ' This Three-Piece Divan-Bed Outfit Will Solve the _ Problem—The Davenport OpensIntoa Bed at Night Only $6.00 a Month Will Pay for It om A Full Sree bel “purse Divan-Bed Outfits enable you to turn your living room into a bedroom at any time an extra bed is needed. The Gutht consists of handsome davenport, armchair and arm rocker— all constructed of solid oak in fumed finish and upholstered in imita- tion Spanish leather. Offered on terms of $6.00 a month—at a price ) Bhat is extremely reasonable ......-.- +... 6 seen beret neers ceeeees eed an Extra Bedroom f : a Goods Strictly : Marked One in Plain Price | to All Gor. Twelfth and Olive Sts. A A CLL ALE AE I A RG | I ee ST. LOUIS PROCESS PROFITABLE 10 U. 8. $1,500,000 Paid for Seals That Would Have Brought $35,- 000 Under “Old System. Sale of 6000 seal skins for the account of the United States Gov- ernment, the first offering at the opening yesterday of the _ three weeks’ fur sale at the International Fur Exchange, was at prices 25 per cent lower than obtained at the Feb- ruary sale, when the high point in the sea! industrv was reached. This caused E. F. Sweet, Assis- tant Secretary of Commerce, repre- senting the Government at the saie, to remark: “The tendency toward lower prices for the finished seals is, in my opin- ion, the best thing for the industry — rs — Oil Land Promoter Arrested. /D. Spake, one of six Kansas City from other Western cities in connec- | arrested here yesterday. He was By the Associated Press. men indicted Saturday by a Federal tion with the operations of the West- leased on $4000 bond. Heine in the long run. The prices are | very reasonable considering the quality that the American women are going to get in the finished gar- | ment. Under the leasing system, which was the method of disposal by the Government up until 1908, ithe Government received $1 per 'skin. They were sold raw in the ‘London market. If. this year's catch was marketed under that plan. ‘the Government would have ob- tained $35,000. But under our pres- ent plan of having the skins finished _in St. Louis by the Funsten method, ‘the Government obtained a net ‘profit on the catch of approximate- |ly $1,500,000. The Funsten achieve- ment of making ‘‘wigs,’’ or skins of the older seals, marketable, has in- | creased their value to the Govern- ment from about $8 to $125 a skin.”’ ‘ | a Buyers gathered for the sale de- clare that any reduction in the prices for fur will be due to a tightening of the money market rather than a lessening of the demand by consum- ers. The offering today was 9600 badg- er, 28.000 house cat, 180 wolverine. 1000 blue fox, 11,000 white fox, 2100 cross fox and 1,200,000 squir- | rels. AFRICAN M. E. COMMITTEE TO REPORT ON NEW BISHOPRICS | Recommiendations Repected Today or Tomorrow—Pageant at Coliseum Tonight. The report of the Episcopal Com- mittee, composed of 81 members of the genera!.conference of the Afri can M. E. Church which is in ses- sion in the Coliseum, is expected to- day or tomorrow, its importance to the conference being the determina- , tion of the number of bishops which the conference will be called upon to elect. KANSAS CITY, Mo., May 11.—C. grand jury. jointly with three men ern Oil and Shale Land Co.. was with using the mail« to defraud. vg Choice of the House 3 _ Spring Coats | Regardless whether formerly priced $45 $49 or $35. take your 509 Washington Av. a for only. - Dresses Redaced I Hundreds of High-Grade Dresses Absolutely Sacrificed! Formerly $35, $30 and $25 Values for An extraordinary Wednesday sale, involving several hundred highest-grade Dresses, which we have marked at extreme reduc tions. Every Dress was taken from our regular lines —not bought for special selling—every Dress a new Spring model—every lbress at a saving of one-third and more. Models suitable for every occasion, in every color, and of finest materials. Georgettes—Plain, Beaded or Flowered, Fine Trico- Jettes, Stylish Tat fetas, ‘Crepe de Chines, Dainty Foulards, Georgette Combinations. | 6 — - _—— Up to $45 Suits “ZT 50 Likewise $40 and $35 Values Greatly Reduced to . Tremendous reductions on a remarkable group of new Spring Suits. Fash- ioned of elegant tricotine and super-q! ality serge, beautifully full silk lined, they present a sa\ ing opportunity almost without parallel. A wonderful selec tion of stvles for choice. Less than former wholesale cost in most instances is the price of $27.50. Highest- Type Suits, Formerly to $70, Finest tricotines. Poiret twills and elegant serges. Choice of $70, $65, $60 and $50 individualized Suits for only.......-....5-. —_ It is considertd likely that the. committee will recommend the crea- tion of three new bishoprics, one in South America. In anticipation of such action more than 60 members of the conference have announced their candidacies. The bishops serve for life and receive $2500 a year during active service and $1800 after retirenient. There also are about 25 candi dates for 10 general offices to be filled by the conference A pageant of the “first hundred vears of the A. M. E. Church” will be presented in the Coliseum to- night under the direction of .Princi- pal F. L. Williams and others of the faculty of Sumner High School. —$$—— MURDER INDICTMENT AGAINST POLICEMAN WILL BE SOUGHT Case of Fred P. Wildberger sian | Shot Man. Continued Undl Thursday. When the case of Patrolman Fred P. Wildberger, under indictment on a charge of manslaughter, was called in the Circuit Court. vester- ’ . . |day, Assistant Circuit Attorney | Lacy, in requesting a continuance, announced that he would seek to \have Wildberger indicted on a | charge of first degree murder. Wildberger was indicted in con- | | nection with the shooting of Peter | , Birmingham, July 2, 1919, in an al- | ley near Easton avenue and Sarah | 'street. A witness at the inquest said | that Birmingham had taken the po- liceman'’s club and hit him on the head wih it. It also was said that ; Wildberger had tried to fire in the air, but that his arm was caught by ; | another man. The case was continued unti! Thursday and Lacy said that in the meantime he would produce the tes- timony of new witnesses for the benefit of the grand jury. The Board of Police Commissioners r-- cently voted to use funds of the Po- lice Department to defend Wildber- ger. Celebration at Lyon Statue. The anniversary of the capture of Camp Jackeon, May 10, 1861, by Federal troops under Gen. Nathanie! Lyon, was celebrated yesterday in Lyon Park, Broadway and Arsena! street, by members of the G. A. R. The speakers’ stand was close to _the statue of Gen. Lyon and _ the chief address was made by formier Congressman Bartholdt. | Victor (ecards Vic! rolds U FT” WURLIZER of Course The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co 006 Olive St. | ,*s a2 PUR I | The Statler Roof Garden Opens Monday Enlarged —refurnished —decorated in a bright and colorful mode that will delight you— That’sthis season’s Roof Garden at the Statler. ! Ready for you Monday, the 17th—dinner and supper only. Daily service of all meals thereafter, with dancing every evening (except Sunday) from 9:30. On Thursday and Sunday evenings, throughout the season, fixed-price din- ners ($2) will be served—and good dinners, too. elgg LMT Sa ee ILO AN He AGGRO

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Se ee a ee a ee ee ek ee ee we * TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1920. a ° ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , ) a f in re-i. —_—-- 35.886 4 r MT ANE up 17 Log FEET. Christian Scientists Fined $1000. ip # CLERK ENDS STREET €AR ADVERTISING Sone vedere Eioesd ay 36° —— | PATERSON, ; » oh asoc'ate = H Vv ce Uu - hq no ge WR a aw ae ai ak rag eee re LASS G0. FIRM SEEKS 5-YEAR CONTRACT “2! convsrt*? ‘st == From Thin to Plump—Girls Ey the Assoctsted Pree \- : El Gent al “hristian Scientist. | The expressions of happiness and Vi | | tT, ‘aa c i@rew Walker, a Ch | | — ‘ veral of his youn POLLY ; he pr > ° Gen statitics —- = > sla . nec t Compensat TISEMENT patients for whom etude. 7 me 2 EL CENTRO, Cal, May 11.—Capt. | manslaughter in connection with the creased ion—Wants _ ADVEE (the recently successful flesy/formi i¢ [ r O a " ; htheria of his 9-year- to Cee FF Yr ee — . ’ ~ im andin aa offi- death from dip : ende rs. = ; three Ottawa, Kan. 9018; increase 1965, Lowe!’ i“ se Hy here _— ‘old daughter, Dorothy, was fined The Western Advertising Co.. > ? ain ona ts io sled by a phrsi- a mend ey 4 © Loe the world’s alti- $1000 yesterday by Judge Harry W. which places advertising in St. Louis 18S sson S aucmne tau 4 : dieal p om ) 4 1 3 cis sasc Ww ;, a, died May 4,° ~ . . ) , ‘ — Paterson. N. J.. 135.866, increase wna errving Osborne. The child , | : ~hmed Hai Been Em-/street cars. -has asked for a new | 7 eco ; mn a@irp.ane carry:r's _ , Au St sx me t e au cecis Tl ' i Ss & surprise ‘to 7 20,266. or B22 percent ude ge a ae retin wester- 2919. Walker failed to summon a gt ae me contract for a period of five years pa levdian to i the L) he Ll t 4 f oe oO vagy: rae ote & ane 17.100 feet reguiar physician, but had the child ploved by Busch Concern fot and has offered to pay increased aul ecre $ wo , , dtat ona wh b sits - - , when : ; . : - Science 7 . " , o seart ro “ stress nien f crease S617. or 26.5 per cent M treated by three Christian 7% re rom n tion for atreet car space if grat all F f (C ae oO 2 Yea! . co pe © onanel =, > Ven > Se, « PR oe Oe Ree, ¥ YS Soe we wm « roe -_ : a e 4 , = 2 a ‘ > which > 1a . > - ~ - 5 : ae ie |=" ie . — - , - eral monta . €) bh P , na e u oO Pp > about 2 Pp. m vesterda\ hw takin nita bacteh (Eka eee > quis . a 4 , and cian ' : preparation, now obStainable of the mercury tablets dissolved geet 2g best apothecary shops in sealed pack 1006 Olive St. , Receiver Wells of agea with complete instructions for in the bathroom of his home Ss ways Co. will submit ee! f-administration . mother. who lives at 2237 South te Special Master Lamm next Fri- es Serer 2 ae ng « oid —— - PISTON RINGS * Bedell v1 No Charge for : Thirteenth street, is the wife of da Officiais of th ~~ men th « ea untry , ane \s be : a’ 7 d of th Western Ad- rapidir ar rf it t . | Stores > John Scimedtie, secretary of (he ways > — 7 . thought he dewerved : bw the Germans His salary was $200 a mont! the armistice 6 . 3 9 aa Schmedtje entered the bathroom ) of Ris Reape yemereay at ) ; Hotel Kaickerboeker : stayed there so long oe ¥ NEW YORK. Ma ment to the room to sve what d¢-| cnickerbocker,, at fWeadway. and POLLS CLOSE AT 7 O’CLOCK TTT TT TTT Tee ee a a ry, : Vas no answe"! - : ; 6 ; vniecked and entered Seh med! still consciogs,. Was « the floor Mires Schrmedtie toda Sa.ic ‘hat just before he died he said to her Bert. you have been a hundred per cent wife You have been good to me. but I can't seem to get things going right.” The wife wae a daughter of the late Frederick Buder. a carritag® manufacturer She and Schmedtie were married at St. Charles. Novy. °° last. The funeral will De at tomorrow at the home of parents. 233° South street, with intermen. taime Cemetery $39, $45 & $50 Silk Dresses Oe teen 7 7 itv Re ublic- Desirable Selections Reducedto — Opponents of Kansas City Republi Hyde for Governor. Specia, to tre eer -Dspar-h KANSAS CITY. Meo. May ti The anti-organization element in Kangas City Republican politics ts preparing to carry its fight against the organization into the August pr't- | maries tn an effort to eliminate Wai- ~ _ + «7 ‘ : . . += erirer e ¢h _ OU must see these Dresses to appreciate their fine quality) neck. aaa niger vase be R , : Yr 1, a) ~sh +) : puod.uc ‘ tat Uiii iittee ane and wondrous beauty. Arter comparing Tt > . “a — Thomas R. Marks, Kansas City bos 1: hat “s : lik th at this price, you will realize that no values like the David M. Proctor. leader of the have been even attempted this season! Select your entire Summer anti-organization Republicans to . Gav tssued a statement denouncing dress ° ymorrow vA . ss needs here tc Dickey and Marks and charging tha’ — ] ricotines —Satins —Georgettes ee i, . ] ) a _— party in the State ; : r = — T ricolettes The Proctor following which had | ! | r SALAS SS es alert felas erges eS gcc nn tt on ) . Bs | eonvention last week. was ru | oy the convention and delegation wae seated Fourteen years ago whe a to Kansas City Proctor said . ter S. Dickey was at three institutions. the Manufacturing C: Fiiver Navigatio Scan party Last 1 survey of leca! con and otherwise. [ learned that Dickey Clary Manufacturing Co : prespered amazingly. but that the boat line had ceased to exist and “he Republican party locally had almose: ceased to funetion. “These Were tlhe corditionr , ( Gm eh ~~ ', a * Wee we ss ., Sl ! aa, 2 “an. o week” + ee - wee 2 eeee > Geek 2 “eet * “eth > ee 2 Seek * eee, + Nee + ~~ = ae ee ee Oe wee F > ~- eo —o Wwe ee See i sere Se Se . rah dil a and political hearse drivers | ‘The situation has an important , Dearing on the McJimsev-Hyde cam- paign for the Republican nomina * tiem fer Governor, McJimser being erate rices supported By the organization ard |Hyde by the anti-boss element ! lad by Proctor. Tertrerrrererrre errr rrr rr rr errs Sr he, - ‘ ‘— # . 4 i : ; ih = = “7 : = a4 _— = ee > * &, a = a = . = Se ee ee Spe eee ees ee |. eS th get : yee my 4 4 on r oa, ae a ae shall I wear to-day?” i go hand in hand in Vacuum Cup Tires a and “Ton Tested” Tubes—iust the re- ($15,000 FOR SPRINGER HOME verse of what dealers tell us is the im- pentsion entertained by many pesple Mme. Schumann-Heink to Sing for : i : . ; the Fund May 27. ; 7} . , , . Subscription piedges. totalling , . er- This perfect harmonizing of higheet mearly $15,000 were turned in yes- quality and economical prices results terday to the campaign headquarters . : fected fact organization ef the Catherine Springer Memoria! > | from a J Home for working women Rober’ ~~, Bape operating im an ideally modern plant, Stockton pledged $5900 and Mr a ee eS ———- -— ’ ane hick every possible improve- Mrs. George Warren Brown and . Mrs. Ww. H Burritt Sic each The * > oe metentsbercavengeyylence. ver. |seidiee Orphane Hone "Corpor Beautiful Well-made fi tien. threugh E. C. Eliot esti ceiiiineaminal i} fudscribec 1900, and Miss Etta Jordan. H. W Pettingill and Mrs. N. “ . rr A ABE gb r ae fe rrr? a Se coe soege wens bc e| {fi Bee SoGGh oe | | Tae Rev. Dwient J. Bradiey of F Sold by Leading Stores Everywhere ' Paso, Tex... was tnetalled last night D. E. SICHER & CO., “World's Largest Makers of Lingerie” 15-51 West 21st Street, New York PENNSYLVANIA RUBBER COMPANY as pastor of the First Congregaticna! Jeannette, Pa. Church at Webster Groves. The in- . < a j ? ‘ stallation sermon was preached br ‘the Rev. Daenfel F. Bradiey of Cleveland. ©.. father of the new pas- | ter Several visiting clergymen

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ritecards lrrolas } Wurl itzer Olive St. de new MmMaeking a Without fret Lf.-TALE ance of Pow piston rings mistake to invest;. “ur book. eT, © rine Tita itself ike a eyiinders Agk STON Locust for « RING oc St, ORP.. , ; . VARA . > —_—— — ee oe ee oe ee ee ee —_— = © Bw o-oo -— — — . i — — ore & aor ~~ ss _—" - 3 oa = ‘= = = = = =| —) =f =| = =} =| —} =| A ee Oe a eee - itis ih “ , lh bch EO BOGIES _ > } i | Works Wanders; d« a a lifornia Far superior (jer « our drug The R DP. easire of actualiv re reots at last——-— ric Street. Cs — a ~~ ; a the the offending hair er\ #@* ea ty. Mate Sey c. W. WURLUINTZER SO A Oe A i a ~~ ™ HAVE HAPPINESS by taking 17 king you cannot expect te hee fit Take one or twe at bed- time. Get right and keep right. Or.Tutt Liver Pills LEG COMFORT” Blevens’ Walk-Easy Bearing \ — har)? @ wearers oul PAR ART. LIME CO., MeCt LLOUCGEH. ST. LOUIS, we. Victor Records Victrolas iF Poms Prosperity 3 in. A smart roll front style in frorr of Course udolph Wurlitzer Co. 1006 Olive St. IRON PULLEY 5 Enormous Stock New and Ueed Power Pr@nhem'es'on Machiner Relting ete THRESHER BELTS REPAIRED rehoulld and repair Leather ‘anvase Relting. fee Lane FULL STOCK MEDART BEARINGS TEUSCHE & fon Vachinery Ve and RuPbe ete Supelr Co S77 N. Second &:.. St. Leols. PRICK LAist NO. ; v econfer= upon the President, tion added, and indorsed a majority of 18 34 Republicans and 23 Democrats who agreed upon reservations, he continued, constituted more than two-thirds of the 77 Senatore who ratification but differed reservations hy The 57 Senators favored upon reservations Irges Ratification at Ofce. Rrvan added that the President asked the Democratic party to make a campaign on the theory that the presumption of wisdom was with 2° Democratic Senators, instead of with the maiorityv of the Senate, or even the majority of the Democrats of the Senate Brvan urged immediate ratifica- tion with reservations already agreed upon. leaving the nation to obtain afterwards in the league such changes as might be deemed neces- sary. Sas«x Wlilson’s Stand Means Break in Solid South. lated Pree WASHINGTON, May 11.--Presi- dent Wilson's cal! to the Democratic party to carry the treats ratification. the campaign, drew an expression from Senator Reed of Missourt. who declared that such a platform would mean for the Demo- erates the logs of every State north ot the Mason and Dixon line and the breaking of the “solid South.” GALLI-CURC] SUES MANAGER Sceks to Compel Him to Account for $135,000 From Tours. iated Presse Mav Reed Rw the Asso jwee into By the Asso CHITICAGO, Galli-Curci., to compel her former Mme. einger, 11.— That Amelita opera has filed suit manager, Charlies L. Wagner of New for $135.000 re- concert tours, became to account from known here todas Wagner. who has been identified with the singer's tours for about four is charged with holding up amount His contract with Galli-Curci expired April 11, according to papers in the suit. Counsel for Mme. Gaili-Curci re-- fused today to diacuss the action and Wagner. it was eaid, was traveling and could not be reached $2,000,000 SUIT OVER SUGAR Lumber Dealer Refused to Deliver 5000 Tons. Grocers Allege. the Associated Presa _ CHICAGO, May 11—CQBorge = H. llolht, lumber dealer and al estate operator, was sued for Rs '000.000 yesterday by Hadesman Bros.,. whole- sale grocers, and Mittelman Bros... York, rei ved vears, that \Ime Fis ADVERTISEMENT The next time you buy calo | ask for 7 ‘Truck Operating and Maintenance Expense Is Controlled by the ‘Man Behind the Wheel’ ”’ 4 « 2D EE. _— ee a EE AR A Tete nen ter octane tite necateeNe santas et AR Re Ee ee i. I EG I I NR aR AH ne Hi, TT LE TRC Ohta ec ctins atleast ta By cs Z_ a | see . > oy foe ’ © , e ‘ 7 7 é ey eA A ELL IG ESE I BAI GS a RRL ORS GOL UT! SOE SN a SARE ER REE RENN rit DAIS ATE OREN, Sem TS NS FE ee SN tee

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me er eT a Oa i. steel ee * - - - -_ 7 “ y — . Ti . ° 7 = St nln nen as : . > 5 ee ee ae ee eye a ae a at Fe, I erg hae hE oa ae . ee ae ee Bah ‘Lagi a ee rye es a | . SS aot ected a si colli. sandal ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1920. EMSCOPAP WISSONARY TOLLED : rnwall, In ans ib it ntiv ¢ > , : geo ee eee ee Ne ot Pee ee ey vee will buy a Losse suit. d) = jh wy a ironmi her cage _* ; was dandruff wl! ro! ly pas rol account, whic: sne four more ap] ii¢ ~ ee ee a p acing in enveiopes asso Pe ani the men wore a handker~- gingie sign an 7 > | One of | etttend a es chief over the lower part of his tace h: w mueh dafaru \ Bee but Mise Cornwa told the poiice You find. téo. ths al! itehing : him ax a man an . Gig ging or The scat that she recognized 0 op | Low Dress Shoes she had seen in the neighborhood gstantir, and vour hair will be fluffy. of Fighth street 4a na Washington lustrous, glossy, st x an | soft, al 6 ‘6 9 9 $4 85 avenue on several occasions. look ead ree: & nus ired times better. . = _— een , Yo ge ‘quid arvon at nr ° En, * George Franklin to. : Ts ' , © inexypensire of the passenger rlevator, in the for guneee Sat fet rw | POLLS CLOSE AT 7 O’CLOCK You May Choose From Brown Calf, Brown Kid pry eta pi Po per hs ees or Black Kid Oxfords ete ame aved the haven aan ‘With Cuban or Military walking heels. noe to take them to the Black Kid Theo Ties _ 5 om eateg eh OO , at Leather Louis heels. When th reache Franklin said the men drew reva.- Black Kid Tongue Pumps vers and ordered him to accompan) Leather Louis heels, them. They forced him to _ lead Black Kid Oxfords them into the office. and on the way ‘ . t the handker- Leather Louis hee!s. Paget = = . oe a : ce. cs i S25 4 N\ f sein. ... 4nd at Pinehurst, N.C. Miss Cornwall, the on'y 00 Value | | | _— the office at the time, was in the |! eashier’s cage. The man whose face twas masked ordered her to hold up PPR a run nail ' , | a st LLP LLLP her hands. while his companions 4 acl: “Boud . . | ” oiera dfn tach gathered up the envelopes contain- oir Slippers “Ladies N llifiers”’ the money They then backed, 7 nd ordered the elevator opera- . 1 - - . At Pinehurst, where golfers frora ali « Ladies” black kid. qui : , quilted in- “ soles ; silk or . : F ~~ pr Pisin Toe g | said that after the rob- | o . . , i niet of Ladies’ black kid bers had departed he was summoned the country gather for winter and sprig turne: S 0 es. : = ; to 7 hird floor to takes down sev- . e - : to the third floor to ta " tournaments, it is Fatima that holds each ‘ Nullifiers; rubbe Regular $2? 00 ee h § og eral passengers and that when v } heels, flexible again reached the first floor th : " > alues. . n : season's record as the largest-selling cigarette. ; soles: eomfort robbers had disappeared | ; Special sale, able and durable. Miss Cornwall told the police that $1 715 Special “7 85 the robbers di : not a fempt tT per ~ , the drawer of ! desk. which ce » : —- a a ° + tnan ? ‘ » b - ‘ PBB BBB EOS —- _—" oe ae eo > ¢ , > ad fo the tirst ti00 it 2 ~ $0 a4 Pi Pi 52 By a — price : tained a iarger Sum tained Barefoot Sandals and Play Oxfords | sucar snoxen sues care for Children OWNER FOR $100,000 DAMAGES These wonderful little Shoes help to solve the problem of the present Alleges Aecusation of Charging Un-— high cost of Shoes. The kiddies like to wear them and they are not reasonable Price Cut Income expensive. From $500 to $75. ri — Pe “ THEY COME IN TAN ONLY Frank C. Martin, 4001 Ci rii- Sensible igareltle . ' liante avenue. a sugar broker, in a INFANTS’, suit for $100,000 damages filed in the Circuit Court toda\ against . (George Georges roprietor of the Standard Catering Co.. alleges that "i () an accusation that he charged an . unreasonable price for sugar s®9 in Will *T 15 jured him in his business that his ‘ a re Not - Th? | . s income has been reduced from $500 Ors - ’ ' a « issions t 73 6, ae. Tinta Ri a *? 25 a month and commissions to $75 a ‘qust enoug A Tureish p re . month . . ac* ° How much is ‘‘just enough Turkish’’? That depends uporm your individual taste. 7 en PPP LPL LLL ALI LLLP LPIA IAI Martin alleges that Georges caused ‘ a Federal warrant to be § issued - Tw, ‘ - . . } . . . " . against him on a charge that he But if you wish a cigarette that is neither ‘Men’s H Shi T en S ouse ppers made an unreasonable price on 14 oa | over-rich and heavy, nor lacking in bocy 100-pound sacks of sugar After the : ‘ A Home Necessity for Every Man | instant wan teesd Wor. ae 201% 4 ! and taste, that lets your smoke appetite a stay sharp and crisp, clear up to bedtime, $5.50 Black or Brown Kid Everetts and he asserts. he was arrested and im- ' prisoned for ome hour before gi you il find your answer here sO many Nullifiers; hand-turned and #3 00 lg =f 3 4 7” “at RS | ir . h ora “AS «at wit? | . . ¢ : . . ing $50 a Pteing “ . other shrewd smokers have found i : i § il Frail ’ i ri . : : , ee: ah .- gre ; = - .- I ¢ ; $5.00 Black or Brown Everetts, *) 65 Nalians@ Wutned Staten Cameuntelion- " Fatima’s ‘“‘just cnough Turkish flexible soles ................ &@e er $2.50 Black or Brown Everetts, *7 25 At the time the warrant was is machine sewed ............... &e sued, United States Commissioner Mitchell said he had been informed that Martin sold the sugar ———_e_—_ 'Georges at 22% cents a pound and refused to give a receipted bill. It was alleged by Georges-.that he had | information that the sugar was Ca'i- fornia beet sugar for which the re- finertes at that time were permitted Men who can give a girl t» charge not more than 10‘. cents . a pound. everything generally look for _ cae te, preiemeaney Sechins, 2 hands that can do this— ff ou c"5. Si siesh tual and $50.090 punitive damages —_——_— CHAUFFEUR WHO RAN DOWN MAN CHARGED WITH CARELESSNESS A Coroner's verdict of crimina! carelessness was returned today in the case of Egbert Nerton,. 5084 Kensington avenue. a chauffeur. who was driving the automobile of Mrs. Walter Scott. 4450 Westminster ‘The cost of your daughter's place, when it struck and killed . : é Henry Luedeman, 60 vears old, a musical education (piano and Sidin agthess ona baaade aeder ; “ Compton avenue and Locust street lesson h He was heid for the grand fury and One witnes sestimated the speed a man spends for tobacco. of the car af 25 miles an hour An- other said the speed wag 20 miles a A an hour The KINGSTON Testimony showed that Luedeman was crossing from the north to the PLAYER PIANO south side of Locus? on the regular “ crossing. Several cars were rked Se ~ parkec is the piano to get. along the north curb. and Luedeman stepped from in front of one of It will last a life- them, as Norton told the police when : . arrested Norton said that he was tume and there 1S driving about 15 feer behind another ‘_- automebile also proceeding west fun and entertain- 66 Locust etreet. He said he was driv- ing at @ moderate speed By advice ment for the family % of counsel, Norton declined to make while the children A DAY BUYS a Statement at the inquest Luedeman was identified last night learn. A KINGSTON _8* a carpenter employed by the Stiers Construction Co 4343 Page 5 boulevard It was ascertained that EAS? TERM untli recently he Iived at 87087 North Twenty-fifth street bur his lateer address was not learned His wife : Anna, lives in Rochester. VY. LI ZER Raisin Wine Maker Fined $25. OVW’ 2 a Peter Peculagan was fined $25 and comts today by United States Judge Parts, for making wine from raisins He in a day laborer with a fami!» living at 2636 Chouteau arenue and said he made the wine for his own use He was ordered committed to jatl umtii the fine should be paid. tk ee a ee Se we we

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N — -—- ff ere == mee we 2 a ae ee > . : 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ ISDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1920. | ST. LOUIS" POST-DISPATCH' a ae gen aeenneaone aaa ae ee ee ee a A ee BOYS SENS | MEYERS CASE ADMITTED fj Must be BEST to i DR: FOmenTALPeRruMes . J Perfume Your Home With Incense Van Dyck Lad’s Declarations to & | prroMm India, “where the feathery palm trees fade in Father of Mistreatment Ac- | ' the violet diétance and the lingering light faintly epted as Evidenc | ae the edge of the silvery sea,” come the ingredients cep ‘ as CC Clice, } or \ t s . : LARGEST SALE IN THE WORLD der, foresee me ~ : a fragrant burning pow By a Staff Correspondent of the . In vueique packages, at 7 $2.68 and $13.60, or in sets Post-Dispatch. : ; MONTGOMERY CITY, Mo., Mas 7 ~ Miestreted), consieting ,of >. a — 1] Statements made by Raymond ental design burner and } ) The Rudolph Wurlitzer Cal” van Dyck to his father, James A of imeames, at $1.56 ‘. van Dyck on Feb 10 at the its = hospital, 12 days before he died from ~~ , : ( Oriental. Perfumes and Teilet pf Ion Requisites are seld by the best = ADVERTISEMENT alleged mistreatment and negiect at e the hands of Guss Meyers on his - - _ 7” sheps everywhere-er mailed 4). | 4 Montgomery County farm, were ad- — ptred price. ~ . : Kidney scausell isteria mitted in evidence today at the tria) | | “ Acquaintances’ Packet” of In- ~ ‘--2 of Meyers, charged with responsi. eeuse free upen request. Ad , Heme feike' evereesk=) eae iiv for the boy's death 66 : » es - - aael uy. , 99 af dreas Dept. RP eat: some overdrink. and many do Van Dvek testified that Raymond Our / roposition 1s ad Clean One -A-A-VANTINE-63-CO-Inc- eee York N y . thoes things and negleet the em-| , ° ° cretoryv organs. ervousness ensues. was “skin and bones" but that his | PPP PPP PP PPP PPP PPP PPP Constipation ‘times, but meet | mentality was not impaired The S S . that he tar ayings often the | ‘tion of the kidneys red, followed boy told hin he testified, hen headache, was not given enough to eatand that ’ team You can bring down the H. C. L. and still be well dressed Ba soon by neuralgia, pain, backache, he broke his teeth trying to eat horse corn. 5 ; —just have last season’s garments cleaned or dyed by the BOND KI ECTION TOD A Y Heed taken’ idling es He describe the boys scars ?@n . . . ’ . it : , - aapetr be Me: a . being often the Tesult, unless sores and said that one of his arips Star, the ideal Dying and Cleaning Co. jseemed to have been broken. On| There is a Star in your neighborhood—come tomorrow and let us ' , cross-exam‘nation he admitted that expiain our sanitary dyeing and cleaning methods. VOTE 66 VES’ 3 Balmwort Tablets he testified at the inquest that ts | 5575-6 Delmar 262-4 ‘the greatest of all kidney medicines, Lindell 6575- Testimony in who now lives in St. Louis, began 5854 4114 Main Office GREAT KIDNEY MEDICINE Sold by all druggists 4 = . Player-Piano for late yesterday afternoon The jiurs Delmar W. Florissant "515 N. Grand AEOLIAN MADE Terms as Low @S$\ was impaneled quickly. The chief F : A AEOLIAN GUA RANTEED $15 Monthly i of the pa eho onli re Aan —— $ arm seemed to have been se 645 ee es POLLS CLOSE AT 7 O'CLOCK tralise the ireitolion ef teaamaann A an Dyck of 2235 nue, St Louis. who repeated substantially his statement anade The Chilton Player-Piano is not an ordi- : . . , to a Post-Dispatch reporter beh nary player-piano. It iS an instrument of 23 last He told how the bov's moth unusually high quality in every detail. er had died three vears ago, and of Th a : the necessity he felt to place Ray- ° player-action (full 88-note) is the {mond in a woman's care latest improved type, giving such flexi- Witnesses Excluded. Mevers, he said. answered an ad- bility of control that the person playing vertisement for a home for the bo} becomes master of the keyboard, varying Van Dyck told of an agreement with »* . : Meyers to feed, clothe and educate tempo, dynamics and phrasing at will. Raymond as he would his own son The case design is exquisite, the cabinet and said that a letter written bys Mevers on Jan. 26, telling of the work masterful and the finish beautiful. plan to send Raymond to St. Louis The Chilton may be had in either mahog- ‘on Feb. 7 was lost and not found until Feb. 15 Raymgnd was sent ‘f F ¢, ‘ | ts any, fumed oak or polished oak. de ands am Woes, © Gail een te oy | | | ¢ ; ithe city hospital, where he died Feb. ‘ Included with the Chilton at this low price are a combination bench and ten dollars’ worth of | The information against Meyers sa music rolls of your own selection. It may be alleged neglect of Raymond and ; Fs w7 i | purchased on convenient weekly or monthly saults upon him ‘on Dec. 1 and on " | . ' terms. ’ other days until Feb. 7 Dri BR. W , : Al 1 e CT pr Klippe! of the staff of the St. Louis , ‘ im ] Coroner test ied that in a post mo! . : } tem examination the boy's left wrist J . Th li & was found to be broken and many - : lacerations and contusions ere . ‘ | , ° S es - » 4 - oe J Leo lan Ompany Ree en” a ee Te een Ace , r | OQ watch some of your friends, Years ago Simmons Company es- ‘as tablished the principle of Beds and : ° could not determine the cause of Ts , a : In St. Louis at 1004 Olive St. ise injuries, So ana Van Dyck : yg? Ps you might think sleep was ane lished t | | | most unimportant thing in the world. Springs built for sleep. . : ‘were the only pitnesses of the aft Steinway Representative ernoon . " P ° At the request of Meyers, all wit Yet every man could earn more, It is today the largest maker of nes*ees in the case have been ex > 9 ’ . : | . ° ‘ . . ; . 1 would enjoy his work and play more, fine Metal Beds and Springs in the cluded from the court room Mevy- ere war accompanied at the couns+! 4" ; mf : z ° Sayin eg pty 2 | ! if he would make sure of a good sound world. : ! sleep every night—all his nerves and Nearly 200 persons attended the ‘opening session of the case, includ F Zone , aA ‘ . muscles relaxed, and storing up new Beauty Irons | 2e028 es ha ro eee in he 'h specialoc' im tan y pec: Pepe : Ce ae ao energy for the day. i iedinairs : a pioneer jn that fine modern prin- Ciase 4 ' . : . ‘ 9 The defense attacked the infor — r + Pat Ae ) ‘ ; ciple of a separate bed for each and all other electrical “home needs”—see | actin secon stece Sy beac sh vin hY And if he wakes up tiredday after sleeper : ito the constitutionality of the stat- ay , | , : , ‘ o> ute covering mistreatment of chil- } , Las day he d better look to his bed—the 417 ~- pr —— Pees eth | f a, wooden bed that squeaks; the metal \o counse or tne efense opene ‘ " . N. Broadway the case by withdrawing Mevers’ _ 2 ) bed that rattles; the old-fashioned plea of not guilty made at his ar sp me y a ' , raignment April 27 The demurrer t | . spring that sags and sways. : ! 7 i : Simmons Steel Beds, Brass Beds, va®e not sustained and the plea Was re-entere ‘\ ‘°° : j 4 ~ a. , ; Bn ie: : You'll never get the right kind of Springs, Day Beds and Caen” N.evers said last night that he had ’ ) . , moved ‘fn “1 Louts when ne Wart , ’ ‘ sleep except In a sturdy, noiseless Sa. . released on bond early in April. He ‘ | Wk | ; 096 ae Cribs are the most sought alter sleep- | ih ) | dL IN, bed, with flat resilient spring—that ea ee £25 ee: ing equipment in leading stores all ’ ‘Between Locust and 8t. Charles had not found profitabie, and has 7 invites you to relax and go sou been working at his old trade of s,s ' to sleep. ELECTRIC “IRON at 2600 South Jefferson avenue. He A , ~ ae Th : i ; : The best iron made ee” oe ee Ot eee | | e prices are little if any higher /year ago. His bound of $1500 was v4 my 4 - ran foe ordinary’ Sadie: B gave up farming, which he said he merican. beuty” over the county. stationary engineer. He lives now signed by John Collins, a St. Louls ~~ When you get an Fimericn Beeuty” Ee Ae te eg £7) : °: Seral Bed—a@tis-forl And when you are selecting your you know you have an electric WOMAN KILLS STEPFATHER WHO Sh ee am | | immons Metal Bed—gus/? for &lecg Simmons_Beds with an eye to their iron Se do the work - FORCED ATTENTIONS UPON HER me rae at a Just as the truly 3m d1.cie ahebe* 4 jn the room, you will see ita ieee eer tees be Shoots Him When He Hurries From - we te : : Spring is a Simmons Spring—a fine a s has for the first time ’ Meuse After Stregee Wee zs ! : . ) resilient spring that invites the bod PP beauti{ul and authoritative =|] ee eee eee . = a = = , _ - . 4 4 - > = > . . [_— : - pe Ee se me 4 SS || =o @ > Her Husband v the Associate l’ress . “ Sold by Electrical, Hardware, and on o> epee lf. CAIRO. Il. May 11.—Mrs. Thom-* Ds, , . to rclax. - Oe: °7 years old, and mother Stores, our children. vesterday shot and . | | Q: oe ean ne ietien | | Sleep 18 a big subject! Write us for the Pochure, “What Manufactured by 53. because. she asserted, he insisted ; 4. Leadi Madi-al J ; Neale) f | A . on forcing his attentions on her. The ti Cading edical ournals and ralth¥Magarzines erican Electrical Heater Company, shooting occurred at the Yosich 3 about Separate Beds and Sound Sleep.” Bee. D E T R Oo I T home, about three miles west of > here Mre. Yosich surrendered to the Sheriff ; \ A Coroner's furv tast night ex- y i oe The “CAMBRIDGE” SS onerated her, and she was released eS Mrs. Yosich. according to officials. No. 19%4—In Twin Pair —~ declared Lilley had been visiting and 4 a 2 ee Seuare Sted Tubins bs insulting her for more than a vear ; eh but that she had refrained from tel). Z - ecamiess, smooth and beautifully hnished. ing her husband because she did not : Exquisitely enameled in the accepted Decorative want to create trouble 4 a Colors. Recentiy. she i said to have de- ~ Has the Simmons patented pressed steel Noise clared, her stepfather's advances had : : less Corner Locks. "Easy rolling casters. Your choice of Twin Pair and Double Width. become extremely repulsive, and that fearing a visit from him yester- Specially pleasing in Twin Pair. day. she related the affair to her ‘husband and asked him to remain at home with her Yosich remained home and when SIMMONS COMPANY Lilley appeared an encounter result *: ces ee eaints. se Seah fe ELIZABETH ATLANTA KENOSHA SAN FRANCISCO MONTREAL | (Executive Offices: Kenosha, Wis.) house after her husband had wrest- ed a sickle from him. and fearing . | Lilley was going after a weapon. she obtained a revolver and fired four = shots at him One of the bullete : = THE AMERICAN BEAUTY IRON IS SOLD BY J rivres¢.us Mens The Yorien cow ~ /E dren range in age from 6 months to | 11 years. : e : ° Bible Gives Ol! Seckers a Tip Cc O Obeerving a pareage of Exod ti e which refers to the discovery of Moses in the bullrushes tn an ark ” “@Gaubed with slime and with pitch.” A 12th and Locust Streets ; Standard ©1l engineers went : al O €ep “ & A Regt Pte ’ ae wart . wv ‘

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= “Se CU ee —— _— ’ : a * ie { % P * hi re ee ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Fie “boncs | TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 11,1920. = had been near the plano about the time of | Yames Hardin @mith, and family } | has been increased $600 « year. ' $10 by a negro confidence man. He said that lwhen he was on his way to Union Station ” Killed When Train Hits A | President Meier will preserve order. ~ x a oF ‘ = i . 5 Ps You Buy No “Water"” When ‘4 7 be ' wit “ % ~ = q y : — Associated PORIA, IIL, pugh the heart of the city gon, 25, Presa. May 11.—Two men killed here last night when a Island passenger train crashed an automobile and carried it and eccupants for a quarter of a mile | John | and Victor Pearson, 42, | were the victims. ® You Buy Union Electric The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. . 1006 Olive St. ’ fl h id 4, Bet ae om a = to tralp was shiny. Preferred Stock Union Electric Light & Power Company was not a ‘‘war profi- teer.'" Costs rose faster than rates. It has issued no stock dividends to absorb unfair profits. Its capitalization is increased, under State supervision, only as and when new cash, dollar for dollar, is invested in extending the business for the public service. Every dollar of Union Elec- tric’s securities, outstanding or on sale, is backed by more than a dollar '« worth of income-produc- ing property, maintained alwavs in good condition. The com- pany’s property, capitalized at approximately $56,500,000, could not be reproduced today for $50,000,000, The company's dividend earn ings are at the rate of nearly SIX TIMES the $210,000 a vear needed to pay 7 per cent divi- dends on its $3,000,000 of pre- ferred stock outstanding and on sale. Union Electric's 7 per cent preferred stock is now offered to the general public, to finance further growth, as a most desir- able investment for those who want a fair dividend rate with safety for their principal. It is preferred both as to dividends and in any distribution of assets, over the $11,000,000 of common stock. It is not cumulative; but, for the reasons stated above. and heranse Union Electric is a PER- MANENT, NECESSARY, PROS.- PEROUS business, State-ap- praised and State-regulated, its vearly dividends of #7 a vear on each #190 share are, in our judg ment, far more dependable than those of most preferred stocks whose preference ie cumulative. For the investor who cannot af ford to risk a los«. ABILITY TO DELIVER THE GOODS, proven over a long period of years, is more important than a paper promise. PRICE: $100 a share for cash; $102 a share on a ten-payment plan, under which buyers draw 5 per cent interest on in§taliment payments, and can withdraw all payments WITH INTEREST, any time before the final install- ment is paid. SALES OFFICES: Room 201 Union Electric Building, 12th and Locust Streets, St. Louis, and Union Electric's offices in Frank- lin, Jefferson, Perry, St. Charles and St. Louis counties. UNION ELECTRIC Light & Power Company Victor Records Victrolas / + OF WURLITZER of Course ; ’ ENGINEERS VOTE 10 DUST STRIKE FRIENDS Member Who Advocates Walk- out Will Lose Membership, Convention Decides. = Advocacy of a strike will be con- sidered sufficient cause for dismis- sing an engineer from the American Association of Engineers by the terms of a resolution adopted by the association in its sixth convention at the _ Gay. The resolution, which was adopted | | debate, ' Association | gineers, ,and reservation, and further, | Cacy other questionable methods, overwhelming majority after provides: ttatement of bY an “The the national City News in Bri ef | —— POLICE ITEMS ——* | quetines | “TRUCK BURGLARS” CARRIED AWAY | bolts of cloth valued at $700 from the F. A. Priemerer Tatloring Co.. | street THE HOME Moeller avenue, | bur | ts ¥. $200 in jew |» eo ab s pigrvi FRANK WHITE. A from Albeny, tes to the Splice last night 208 North yesterda~ OF M. M Maple ood. eariy the um lare in r of sa in in furs NEGRO (7a A. M. E Conference. PAYNE. was looted by lv yea- clothing. elry. 850 in whisky. $75 in si PASTOR “bo wae one of the dele-., told the that he had been robbed of absence of the fam! Seventh 7242 ’ jhe met a _negro at Twenty-Gret and Market The latter claimed to be an “old and when Pastor White said that he would like to have a §10 bill changed the “old friend’ ealid that he would get the He went into a arocery and disak change peared through a back door streets friend.” BY'RGLARS AT THE HOME OF Berger “SO°8 Glasgow place, in the absence of the family yesterday stole jewelry vVal- ued at §4h. IT BECAME KNOWN TO THE (POLICE that on April 21 a diamoad ring Hialle. 440ZA ‘‘afferata’s War Siolien cafe \ in Deimar bovievard, top of a plano tin the An as begun last night resulting nn agg ngs ol arin pone s from the tavestigation from a visit to the HARRY + the disappearance of the ring. | MISCELLANEOUS | , PATRICK O'RRIEN 54 NORTH Market street, @ hostlier emploved in the eta- bies attached te the B ery of the Mounted Police Broed wa) was found unconscious skul crushed eight foe! fre mn @ etali it stables at 3 p nh. yesterda: when a police- man went into the stables to ger his mount. He was taken to the city hospital J’olice believe O'Brien was kicked by « horse District on 4 CANDIDATES LUNCHEON AT candidate running for office in will be accompanied by his who Will Driefly outline his ciaime piace at the City Club Frida, which each City Club manager wil take THE CENTENARY, MERTING OF THE }1R-0".4ite Alumni Association of the St. Louls niver- n sity School of Dentistry will be held Thure Of North Chureh more than three years. Hie) day. Friday and Saturday. May 20. 21 ang Ss bullt « new edifice and received nearly 2. Sessions will be held each morning and “*™ Dew members. afternoon and a banquet of the alumni will be beld at the American Annex Friday eve«- | ning May 21 Fifty clinicians will give a onastratione BENCH-GROWN Rose Plants, 25c F. H. WEBER TAYLOR AND OLIVE Tuesday and W y SYLVARIO ALBANO. 3® YEARS OLD. of Crystal City, Me. died at the Missour! Baptist Sanitarium vesterday from injuries suffered Saturday when he was struca br «a string of cars on a narrow gauge railreai «t & #)498 Works where he Was emplo:«! NORTH y [outs and manee for the PRESBYTERIAN Warne avenues. ise of CHURCH, 8ST has purchased a the pastor, the Rev. Dr Automaticaliy Opening at once. Cali for FRE onstra The Merniatere Ce., between 10-4 Saturday Pine s«t.. RUPTURE CURED Post-Dispatch “WANT” ADS the quick method of getting desi hits ‘tenants at ematl expense annual | P.anters Hotei to- board of directors and officers, rela- | tive to the attitude of the American | toward to of Engineers unionism, as applied is hereby indorsed most and without qualification labor heartily of strikes or by any member ene advoe- | come | j}monly employed by labor unions to | ed a sufficient cause | sion.” | pulp; i shall ' mended ‘directors | America.” LO. Service Commission of Indiana. who ‘has been quit ‘three times as much J] attribute much of | |place this afternoon. L.. man, secure their ends, shall be consider- Other the moraing, mort of which Bpent in debating changes in constitution, were as follows: Urging the Secretary ture to conserve Alaskan sultable for production deciaring that stabilization of industry best could be worked out by individual industries; advocating that exports of wood pulp and products be restricted by Congress; encouraging highway providing that where an employed in a public capacity is dis- charged, members of the association make an investigation, and either approve the action or censure it, as the facts justify. Increased Salaries Advocated. A. N. Johnson, consulting engineer of the Portland Cement Co.., increases in salaries of en- gineers in public service. For deans. and superintendents, he urged a salary from $8000 to $15.- 000, professors in charge of depurt- $8000 to $12,000, with the was the timber ments, | lowest of that of assistant instructor. who, he said, should receive $1800 to $2400. for his expul- | resolutions adopted during | of Agricul- | of wood | oll | construction; | engineer | recom- | “The problem of building roads in | said ‘Yc Jimited by transportation. Johnson, roads this vear, whereas only a fourth of that amount was available last vear. The amount of’ road- building that can be done is meas- ured by the number of cars that can be secured. In Tilinols and New York, road contracts have heen stopped thecause of this the railroads to saw how the roads can be built.”’ Politics Hinder Engineers. “Politics works havoc public service > ss syper NN said H. Garman, chief of the Public many of in the work for 123 vears and seen various administrations come and go. “Three years ago we politics, and now for a dollar as she did before. it to the work of three newspaper men who are members of the com-« the public understand what en- gineers are trying to do. I! think they improved our service, though neither of the three are men con- nected with newspapers Missouri ranks verv high at present. It is commission.” An open discussion on what association shall do to make organization all-inclusive, will take K. Sher- erpects A within ny president-elect, 40,000 under membership of year, embracing it mechanical, and electrical engineer- ing organizations. At the annual banquet tonight the retir dent, Dr. F. H. Newell, president, D. K. 8 speak. New Hair Growth After BALDNESS On legal affidavit, John Mart Brittain, business man, certified this: ‘‘My head at the top and back was absolu bald, The An expert said that he thought the hair roots were and there was no hope of my ever having a new hair growth. am now, at an age over 66, I have a fexurient growth of _ Photo mhen boi. *°°\p~ | .How Y ? a . lustrous hair! ate my photographa.’’ No trace of baldness. The pictures shown Mr. Brittain certified further: S SECRET OF HAIR GROWTH **At a time when I hed become discouraged at trying various hair lotions, tonica, specialists’ treatments, etc., I came ecross, in my travels. a Cherokee Indian ‘medicine man’ whe had an elixir that he aseeverated would grow my hair. Although I] hed but little faith. 1 gave it @ triel. After hair growth. To my emazement a licht furt soon appeared. It developed, day by day, into & healthy growth, and ere long my hair was as prolific as in my youthful days. That ] was astonished and happy is expressing my state of mind mildly. Obviously, the hair roots had not been dead bet were dormant in the ecalp, awaiting the fertilizing potency of the mysterious for and came into possession of the priaciple Paring thie mysterious elixir, now called Kotalke, and put into prectical form by ea chemis at my own bair growth was permanent has been amply proved.** OU May Grow YOUR Hair in very many cases that hair roota 4'd Tt bas been reports. LE en bald otalko. is weed Kotalko.”* ven when the heir fell out thr Greate or certain other hair or sralp disorders. ‘About 6 years ago & out wutil my scalp tirely 1 used everything that was recommended but was always dis. appointed unti! at last 1] came sercross Mre omade. or pre- later bad the h dandrof, fever, Mise , hair began to fall n spots was slmost are cov- is already about a: atilde Maxwell *"The whole frout of my head was as. baid af the my hand for about 15 years all over the TALK = Or if pou send Ry Hsir, you will receive o P i. oe KOTALKO, growing ce that wes beald.’’ @plendid reports from satisfied users. contains GENUIWE Ne alcoho! derful efficary ber the name, accept nothing elee eo © just as good 10 cents («ileer or stampr) Raper? cetacean Seka iminate DANDRU to treat } . te . bex of apply once or twice Since using Kotalko, Maensy BEAR OTL and other potent ingredi- ne shampoe but a heir elixir of won Ruy a bex of EOTALEKO « the drug $500.00 GUAE- fer new Book on Besutiful Determine FALL- TREE. tpaid STOP PAIR FROM dally; watch in your HN HART BRITTAIN, Inc., Station F, New York, N, Y, There is approx- | imately $650,000,000 to be spent on It is up to; with ai ; Indiana gets. ‘mission and who know how to make. ‘one of the States which has a good | the | the | the civil, | ’ | a Oa = NSS nz ——— \\ 7. Pee. > i -. ———— = QT SS Ses=— ed \) ed ———— — WN — SY ANA ba SOLS UL. = SSL MMMM —<— S$ —— «< —, SaaS" ——<“__ he I’S HERE—IN BOTTLES Green REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. iw ere THE SNAPPY LIME DRINK — with the same delicious tart, snappy flavor that made it popular at soda fountains— “—and that cool, refreshing trickle all the way down the dusty throat— —on a hot afternoon—after tennis or other sports—on motor trips—between dances—on warm summer evenings—any time—all the time—as a delightful home beverage. Phones—Main 2551: Central 3973 GRONE & CO. 13 S. Eleventh St. St. Louis, OC Have them deliver a case today. We selected them as our local distributors because their business proved you liked the way they bottled bever- ages. We grant the Green River bottling contract only | AVA .% \\ et | \ to those who, after careful investigation, come up to our standards. YOUR FAVORITE DRINK—GREEN RIVER IN A MOST CONVENIENT FORM— BOTTLED |e Peers ee % 2 OE ors cote + DR IPE me ee

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ae dia abs a cea A - ~~ 7 ST) or tee seep emmene 8 REL pe a aliens teeenih_tieteamn dl wasn — — a - - — T fz var - -~ _ a ad eee eo PRI rR OR ee ed SE TP sie?) bah Rie “46 ‘ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1920. ree “ae ’ ’ oa ee ee re a ee ae a fae Se ee ee Pr ee : i i a ies 7 a aaa = R. S. Morris Reported Intending to mbassadorship. View ‘gy nroetect ThMe¢ riZzghn «Ss of £rral LONDON Ma’ 1! Mai. Chris- - ti - : . . - - } S| vesterday whether ° wOVeOeTrnnieiit & States In l9isS to erect Tences To . . the United States : ss? Eyer Acta NAS oui iliie at en > har heer falied 7 The le : s7 tT a : (1 pro 4 ing ne e ra s*e ry _—— .* + . . - — > . ‘a ’ r" port that the ited States had to the canal ang Americas iater a gS ae | . = 5 ’ Parliament Member Calls Attention ““**" pa a eae tl : _* eenegeaentt ata 11.-~According to lt. S Plan to Foritfy Taboga, pegetemtgy aI bai ae : Sends Jee gee — : _ ay a - ec c , ~ : } Hie is :* ‘ arleau ‘al | Lee t ; wa 300 te the Tokio correspondent of the Panama Territory. ong eaihiie: alin indener” gaunt bol. . Ry ted Press | | +4 > - " —_—" ee o% e+ a> ; efuted D\ T t oe ‘ , , °° . Pan 4 5 “ waren ee . > “SS . _ . Siete ae a x ~~—x th ee 5," Ly e's . . s,s a e — oo Sees. OD ee ee failure of those forces to cope with A SR eS a, | EA aap nn > Sn en RN, SAL. 88 tn os N,N *“e@ees oeee es ‘es * ee *@ee eee BD “0 eee se Beeeeeeeceeeerece. ..".*.*.*.”" GE &e*.* Gee > . -*eee ee ee*68 ¢ © 6 « 6 ooo nana e”,.*.*.% 2 28 @ *"* * @ *®@ @ ee ee ee © & © "ee *#e@# @e ee eeeee we & « «sss **.7.7. 9 * wee * eee ee ee ey ee el ee AA, AA a ee a ee tt Eee we cw ew «oe eS AAAAAL? 2 ocx ewe onee*ee @s eeeen*es OO ee ee ** eee eervreetunneteonevan ee A a i, Oe es en en a a AR re ee Pete e “wee . - . wee . . . VS * panera” Te OS ae Lg tN Rena orate SAEs Lees Kame SS . RI as aeietenes ns enone >. Sorcratatarersetaseeeess » posed by Germany as a bargain for the continued maintenance of a reg- ular army of 200.000 after July 1 Although in compliance with the treat’ the German General Staff ae ee I S SiRcakity tak Geen oncenabi oot HIS year the American ports here savy the nucleus of a gcen- . eral staff continues to be maintained | i b In certain saabe it is reperteh, Gen- peop e are going O € eral Staff officers‘are continuing as _. civilians at the Foreign Office to more critical than ever pursue their previous staff duties . . ° Have Not Destroyed Guns. b h b | a in, about their automobile tires. many agreed to destroy by March 1%. 1920 t is estimated that up te . - $1 Down—$1 Week oe pea an heresy teary of ‘Tires are one ot the largest in a report te the Inter-Allied Mili- items in the motorist’s tary Commission of Contro! in Ber- LADIES’ oe RINGS These handsome gems are perfect |, cut biwe White diamends «and eee lin Jam. 5. the German Government h ki va be drow Regpeypdbans oragiang budget. ‘The cost is making maining in Germany as follows . fesite thebanee Theta piecha, 2800 : less buy think hea’ Dbieces see flame throwereé ; es en care ess u ers 36.000 machine guns, and 454.000 . . : sniall arms Their ioecation was ver , and inquire. ‘fied Notice also was given bv the Germans of their intention eventu- oo pagans yal And the more they inquire, At Spa. it is understeed, it will be F . decided whether these munition« , h il > I] ~ h shall be taken over bv the allies or t e sma = Wil crow Ct ie ne whether Germany will be permitted § i auiie aade Peebmaied of toe fluence of hearsay and the exportation of munitions by Ger- - e . many, it is reported here. has bee: bl T d | ee ee oe irresponsibie tire Geaier, Noven: ber, 1818. in contraband ship Well Werth $40.00 $1 Down—$1 Week MEN'S ELGIN WATCHES These FE gin Watches ere the I2-site thin med. el. tested te three pos! - Thene; gueranteed T0-\ ear geld flied cares. We have all met the man who takes his opinions ready- made. ° He tells everything he knows. He knows more about every car than the man who made it, where tobuythe cheapest truck—how to get the biggest bargain in tires. He always arouses a certain amount of wonder in the un- knowing. They never think to ask him where he gets his secrets. disclose te the allies before April 19 have not been divulged ——— — + — - —— —— > Mysterious Sea Monster, Biggest Fish in History, at Foot of Olive Street Creature Which Has Baffled Scientific Authorities Viewed by Thousands—Sea Cow and Hundreds of Deep Sea W onders Shown. The Mysterious deep sea menster. which hax bafMed e- entit- a thar + Tee continents, hee arrived in S* Lewis and is be ng exhibited to 1 ousandgs of Pereers at the foot ef Clive street, “where it i@9 housed in the palatial sea gone recht Tamiam! The meneter. which ie neither whale ner shark es 45 feet leone weig’ 4 30 000 peund« when captured and s ta measures ten fret across } as cepiured OF Key Weet after a dattie which lasied. 39 hours “art. Cherire I Thempsc cr ™ meus Waller pressure eeeure & moe > - . Sm. Satieralivy keewn ac 4 Speortaman heen oel. abie T .-* se wh TAPptures the glant deem sea crea! ure are er ala have nn s and were Tm the batlie «a beet wae smasenred inte ne\ er Aaed scat.ne + t { oso Sn “Somebody says” and “every- gary te Ore 150 ler@we caliber rite bu a\e y y ry fete and use five harpoens te land the Aitheugh the ter@est Ssh ever cap monster Ae seen G2 wee hauled tured. scfentiete claim it wee oly a | @ Sehere Capt Themeson sent for a ree baby of ite tribe end if it hed ed ‘Peeentative of the Smitheentan Lnettty t attain fell ereeth weet bare This representative. and other been t#e ard one-ha!? o- as laree ecten(ific sutherities, were un im addition Cap Thempeen has « s : te = os ina — Thece > "inh Peurnd sea ow a Manatee on Pie Be recer ” m im etor. ' : $ De atial rach ‘ae Tate espectes . Seteutif« eutherities Believe that the sept in « huge tank filed with ware efeature “ee &n inhabitant of deer he t Bas been trained to anewer ¢* the mere than 1580 feet Belew the cur name of Bresie and cate out of ™ Gere, end that ) «ae bieewn up &v some nane of i's owne There also are or ve loan lk upheartal | mere Than S67 other marvels af the Which tejured tte 4i:\ ine epweratus vo Geep eee exhibited om the yacht Tami : wee enabler to return te its ami at the foot of Olive erreer ~ The marveis include « 15 -Teot Crece- | We, L¢-feet Man-Bating Shark Sov peand Sea Turtie. 150-p0eund Tarveon Tt t& TR feet esreaend the T-feot Bersceda. T-feor Salifeh frie- ena tte tall Measures ten fee: ser Fish. Souirre! Fish ange! Fish te te. Deiphin, Octepms, Alligater-Gar ®neen bE) Catfieh. Freetish. Herrine Hee Sea Herve and many ether spect ™mens ef Leen Sen Lit. Vieitere «© be ehews th ied imnieresting ° @deee 7a [he other "w te ie >. m each ™m* oter,sy the =a “es ance da ee eee ee en ee nnn ene te he "wwy @#« eee * 2) as Seer pP ee 6 6 a 6 e's’ c’s’.*.* . — 7 * eee ov ae eC, ee AA AS eee a ee oo A A at gM A eae a i TE al aie ee ~*~ SF a4 @7 « ¢@ Gee Ge tae oe 6 ee oe PA, OO is chee oa ae se os ee "4." .* ae eee ee 8 se en AAAS A A A ee ee AA Ooo eee *aueednun > » een ."*.”.%"*.*.* "7 * ewan e ee ot FAS,” * RY ee eee ee 4 ee oe A. .*.7 8 eee Pg PAPAS OE NG APA AO OF Oe es ee > eee witvaeanenea Oe 6 Oe em ce me an cle AAT Phe eeewee e eee es Ow. A. A eee ap en nnn a tn nee ee en ot ee 8 eee nee ne ee A "se * eee "eee vw © www 2 ae ee ee ee eee) oe / ee et ee ee ee a ee en ne ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee en ee ee ee ee me ea ee *“eweene Ow « & as a e’.%*,".* *77AP eee eee} ee ae a ee Se Oe aes we eo Se’ o*.*.",.*.*.* SA.) Pee ee s _* : a *y Pe ee ee i ON on ew ee ee ee ee “Sade es « wanwdtennaes ® » «& a ''.*.*.4— ASAP TAY Oe ee oe ee me sn . 2... or eee ee Re oe en Wg en oa ee ta Cee oe eS we VAAL Os ee WAS ee ee ee ee Oe ee ee ee a ee ee a ee AAA OO OY eae ee eee are AS * hee ee oS", ~F gan es co «'s".” ee ee ae Ce ee ee Ya tC Oe oo Se," AA OD ta ee es WAM te 7 * ** _ » **seetae-e a gies ana" . 0 ae AAAS RO ee eee eee es oe A Every time you drive your car aiong @ track or a rutin a country road you are taking some life out of your fires. Worn frogs and switches often cause small cuts, which are rapidly enlarged by the action of gravel and | moisture. Ruts and track slote pinch the tire. wearing away the tread tchere their edges strike it. WS It is well. to avoid such places as | much as"possible. » body does” are responsible for more wrong impressions about tires than anything else you can think of. It is on the people who come under the influences of these phrases that the irre- sponsible dealer thrives. You generally find him wit the name of a standard tire displayed in his windows to give an impression of quality. But when you get inside the first thing he begins to a =) ~ = } = | ~ 2 — > = = —_ — eer ROYAL CORD-NOBBY- CHAIN -USCO ~ PLAIN United States Tires talk about is price and sub- stitution. “T What the thoughtful motor- ist is looking for today tis better tires. He goes to a legitimate dealer and gets a legitimate tire. The quality idea—the idea of a guality tire, of a dealer believes in quality—is a greater re- a larger portion of the motoring public all the time. It is the idea on which the United States Rubber Com- pany was founded—on which it has staked a greater invest- ment than any other rubber organization in the world. Build a fire that will do more, a,better tire than was built before, and you are sure of a large and loyal following. We have never been able to build enough UV. S. Tires to go around. a ae ; ¢ Pen, on — > f Set ameter es =e a4 > ou gt AY cae ieee aoe Be? iS Age ae 7 ee * 2 7 Fe ¢ a ve ES Ste. ae ene eS ae yee o. iY ap ee = > " eo ne Hy hie . bee ee rs Rg aT , i. at 4 < eg : aS ae IT eens BR Sa Sa ne ae : a 4 1 ae ) Sv oe ae . * ve h ¢ 2 tant BOND ELECTION TODAY {j VOTE 66 YVES”’ 4 that Roland S. Morris owe’ ape oo CASES RR Ape — ANCICO 5 : ma ‘ mS Amba d J . inten re- an Mathe eoailitio | nionist - Ann net “eee aii a = A SPOS FN = : e Ai . | Soe I0 DISARM TROOPS asked in the House of Commons) ‘A Of Teste Ate eine Caited MM Hotel. situated ix one of San | With Cuticura POLLS CLOSE AT 7 O’CLOCK pate in the presidential elections in aes ae a ee pom -, aint te isCO S OXCIUSI\ esl iis- Seap and ntment to -'ear , : each eaten weer tty & wa

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1920. | _— "CLOCK « oe & ee _. ‘ g : : * * nm ~ a : ‘= , ee poe €: 2 as . ter Eee OO — _ = ee a ew aS Seen under a powerfu! magnifying glass an unstropped razor blades looks like a saw edge ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = Nee See eS re eS Sree a = Stropping keeps the tiny teeth of the blade in perfect alig@nment— provides a smooth, keen edge for.every shave A safety razor and stropping device combined in one OUR own particular shaving difficulty—doesn’t it really revert to a dulling razor blade? That annoying pull when the razor fails to cut cleanly—the painful scraping that often results when you bear down ‘Like the leaf of a book The AutoStrop Razor blade opens for cleaning like the leaf of a book. To clean, simply rinse and dry. No parts to unscrew—nothing to take apart and rcassembie. The same lever that releases the blade adjusts it for close or medium shaving. . too hard—the bother and expense of putting in a new blade every so often —all these troubles can betraced directly to a razor blade that has lost its first keen edge. No shaving edge can keep its original keenness for more than a few shaves— Stropping—that’s the real secret of shaving comfort! Look at a razor edge under a microscope and you will see hundreds of tiny saw teeth. More than 1500 of these teeth have been counted on an ordinary safety razor blade. Shaving bends these saw teeth out of line, makes them irregular. These irregular teeth catch in the beard, pull the tiny hair follicles and scrape the skin. That’s what usually makes shaving so unpleasant, so annoying. | You don’t need to put up with the discomfort of fast dulling blades—nor with the bother and expense of putting in a blade every so often. You can insure a fresh, keen edge for every ‘ not without stropping. . shave if you use the AutoStrop Razor. A new, sharp, shaving edge every day Built right into the frame of the You can shave in 3 minutes In 10 seconds you can renew the fine, keen edge of the AutoStrop Razor blade. It takes less than half a minute to dry the razor after using. With the AutoStrop Razor you can get a complete shave —cool and comfortable—al] in 3 minutes’ time. AutoStrop Razor is a remarkable self- stropping device—simple and efficient— which renews the fine, keen edge of the AutoStrop blade day after day. You don’t have to take the razor apart nor even remove the blade. Just slip the strop through the razor head, and move the razor back and forth along the Standard set consists of silver-plated, self-stropping razor selected leather strop twelve blades allin a neat leather case T ot strop. In 10 seconds you have a™~new;) sharp, shaving ¢dge. 500 cool, comfortable shaves are guaranteed from every dozen AutoStrop blades. Don’t put up any longer with the pull and scrape of unstropped blades. Begin! tomorrow to get the comfort of a “‘new,” sharp, shaving edge every morning. Aske your dealer about the AutoStrop Razor free trial plan. TT ’ ie ' “—_ a ee ~ ea - ae 2 Ph a ~~ _ — — os . . PO SPT OOS Re SS Oe 2800 2964044 8808 84402 « —_- > : ~" ww rop Razor — sharpens itself _ — tn a ee — OE — —— lita tla titi — _ ” wee a y i, ’ i ue » * 44 el “sy od . oF My bwaime 4 a ee wR . Re y ws é . heb a" Ceuia 7

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~~ Sf = Sas i en ~ > ~~ ~~ 7 bate SRS OA Os HE oO Oe ee h 6€!S ~ + . SF OL PCR, ‘Mann. Stock scoring after the catch Bteck to Lavan. Mann going to sec- _.to left. Stock out, Wash ey here May 15. i. ¥ EN iy 4 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' t i LES DAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i > ee 3 “Although Tamed by the Millers, tt Seems the Fore. Rivers Were Wild, After the Game © * American Women Win Two of Four Matches Abroad PEPE LCE Me AMERICAN LEAGUE a s.6: = DETROIT AT WASHINGTON 010000000 O WASHINGTON 011010000 O Batteries Detroit—Boland and Stanare Washingtoa—Sehaecht and Gharrity. -Evane at pa Hil lebrand. —— ee ee ee CHICAGO AT NEW YORK innrage— 23456789 T. Chicagrs _— |. i eonsnae il o— 202000 *—6 15 Batteries: Chicago —W ilkinson and Schalk New York—Mags Kerr. Hannah. Umpires— r. mil (iwene NATIONAL — ew vs NEW YORK AT CINCINNATI 201000000 O CINCINNATI 000430000 O ; Batteries New York—Barnes and Smith: Cincinnati—Eller, Wingo. and E m sii e. JACOBS OPPOSES BRAVES IN FIRS! CLASH OF SERIES Fillingimi Sent to Hill by Man- ._ ager Stallings—Morning F Rain Forces Teams to Play F on Wet Field. “ ss HE b BOSTON AT ST. LOUIS 300080000 O CARDINALS 200M00000 O CARDIS N pe —_——_—- a8 hn Games. AMERICAN LEAGTE. and at Boeton: wet grounds NATIONAL LEAGTE. Fulinein D. = s and Morar Attendance- "“ARDINAL, FIELD May 11 BRimer Jacobs for the Cardinals and Pana Fillingim for the Braves were ‘the oppesing pitchers this aflernoo. when the teams ‘ook an erceeding 5 heavy field for the ogaping game of @ three-game series. The tarpau!i: abtetan fs in the repair shop and The morning rain made the infield se damp that the preliminary practic: ecdristlied. Mickey O'Neil, 'oca!l youngster, who is battling wit, k Gowdy for catching honor: presented with a floral ple- & catcher’s giove before the e. Ma or League Statistics ww Standing of the Clube. NATIONAL LEAGUE - —_ “w= ORS Y sg oe —. e FIRST INNING. me LEAGUE ROSTON— Powe! singled through s short. Pick sacrificed. Jacobs 01 we Fournier, Mann walked Cruise | Roston ed to right. scoring Powell and Cticazo putting Mann on third. Holke got, Washington an infield hit along the third base BROWS* tine. scoring Mann, Cruise stopping ea Tork Bt Second. Roeckel singled to cen- ! re Ser, scoring Cruise. Holke going to Qhird gna Boecke! second on the throw home. Maranville hit to Jac- eb and Holke was out at the plate ema throw to Clemons. Maranville stole second. O'Neil walked, filling the bases. Fillingim popped to Hornsby. TIFREE RUNS. CARDINALS—Shotton walked allies Heatheote aingled to left. Shotton o- Boge stopping at second Stock forced , Bavrne and Severed. Shotion, Fillingim to Boeckel. Horns- | Boson. 17-38-3: Philadeiphia by walked. filling the bases. lf our- Harper end Schang pier algo walked, forcing Heathcote oor 824 Perkins over the plate. McHenry flied to Orher clubs Open Tomorrow’s Schedule. NATTONAL LEAGUE. Fasion at St. Lovie. Brookiyn at wctnets: -_—— — Yesterday's Results. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Pittsburg. 5-7-0: Philade!phia, 1-4-2. Rat ' teries: Cooper and Schmidt: Causey, Cantwell and Wheat Uther clube Open dates AMERICAN LEAGUE. 7-10-1;: Browns, 5-15-2 and © Neili: Latis teries: Perr dates Lavan forced Fournier. Maranvi’!> teassisted. TWO RUNS. SECOND INNING. BOSTON— McHenry Went frito Shotton’s field and dropped Powell's fir, Powell going to second. Pick popped to Fournier. Mann hit to Jacobs and Powell was run down be- tween second and third. Jacobs to New York a¢ Cincinna:' Philadelphia at ttebure. eo —- AMERICAN LEAGUF. Preene at Philadeipha. ‘Picego at Ne® York (tereian! at Roaston Detroit at Washington — -- end. Cruise Une@ to McHenry. NO: are ome Sooners’ Winning ge Streak Halted by ranvilie to Holke. Jacobs walked. Ghotton fanned. Heathcote singled Pick to Holke. | | NO RUNS. TMIRD INNING BOSTON —Holke flied to Shotton. Boecke! flied to Heathcote. Maran- Wille out, Jacobs to Fournier. NO s. Conquerors of Four Varsity. Tennis Rivals. Washington University was suc- | cCeastul in its first bid for the West- , ern collegiate tennis chanrpionship. | when it gained a victory over the NEW TORK. May 11.—Recause of © caused by the German armies. ay will be impossible to have the Amtwerp links ready for the Olympic tournament before July 12. according | word received here yesterday from | dual meeting on the Triple A courts um by W. D. Vanderpool. sec- | yesterday afternoon retary of the United States Golf As- | : Seciation. The association had re- | fs won two matches Quested that the Gate be advanced. doth singles and losing the doubles. Vanderpoo! hag entered the fo!.- flewing golfers for the amateur cham- | Pionship of Great Brithkin. to be held | at go ere Seotiand,. June 7: Nel. | son tmey. Samuel J. Grahae : : Stuart Stickney. Findlay s&s Doug. | Universities. jas, F. ©. Newton, H. W. Maxwell Jr @nd Robert A. Gardner . _ HERMAN EASILY TRIMS WHITE IN SIX ROUNDS | PHILADELPHIA. Pe. May t1— World's Bantamweight Champion Hierman had an easy time with White of Aibany in a six- —" contest at the Olympic A. A. night. tm the firet round it looked as Sheugh Pete would score a knockout. White was crogey and went into a Shell in the secon«. gle oe better in third and ut erman Zain took t a ag he sart Purve vr in in the fifth Beranton temerrow and Roy Moore A two-day souad. each team taking matches for the University of Arkansas, the Pikeway team. | event. 7—6. §6—1. | defeated Forrest | 6—2, Monnett. Darrough. 6—?, 6—1. m will box __ FRANK O’NEILL RIDES : 31 WINNERS IN FRANCE | PARIS. May 1!.—Willtam K. Van- Mt heads the list of winning own- in flat racing to France with 240.- fraacs won ip stakes. A. C Ma- fe sixth with $0600 frances | Ruth made two home Jockey of the French turf. with 81} homer off Kerr. mounts. Sharpe and Jennings! cuit wallope for the ns are second and third wits . Bill Penna Is Winner. Toledo Sells Beall. Bit! Hammenn with a score of 635, S.—Release of Fires | including games of was the wien Beall te the inten | A a Fw na Washington allers last night. ~ See, —— © — Valger Beats Goodrich. BUFPPAIO. BN. Y.. May t1.— ‘Valger. featherweight. ated Johons Kilbane. the h ec- New last o Baseball Scores | Umpires I Umpires—Quigiey [soma Bb eccces gs =| WILLIAMS CF... | SEVEREID C GERBER’ SSs..... , less loway. Dykes threw out Tobin. 'a hit to ' Sothoron , threw Piker Net Team ae Haase and Brown Easily Defeat catch of Austin’s long drive. | University of Oklahoma players in.a’ The ‘ocal play-i to one. taking The Oklahomans came to this city after a successful tour, on which they defeated teams representing Wiscon- sin, Northwestern, Kansas and Drake stand was. made with the Universitw of Chicago, three | The Sooners left last night | gon s gre | Jacobson. | Gr riffin tr i foul line, scorifig where they wil! complete their tour. {| Soule to Austin. The singles victories «ame so easily that Walter Haase and Wray Brown, ! granted their a!- '| |} ternmates. Val Satterfield and Octavi- us Mendez. the privilege of playing against the Sooners in the two-man The visitors took this match. Haase had previousir &—9. and Brown won from Claude! ©°.. ‘Babe’ Ruth Raps | Out 2 Home Runs NEW YORK. May 11.—In his first three times at bat in the Chicago- New York game here today, “Babe” runs and «a ares | DYKESSCORESON DOUBLE STEAL IN THE FIRST INNING Sothoron Opposes Southpaw Kinney on Hurling Hill in Opening Game Between Browns and Mackrnen. THE COMPLETE SCORE BROWNS ARB. R. Piiawess’ ibicones H. O. A. LD v ) 1 0 ] F. w~ AUSTIN GEDEON SISLER 1B.... - 8 =] = Ww JACOBSON RF.... ww SHOVLIN, S. S... SOTHORON P Iie eooocns-- - © COLLINS rHOMPSON 0 “ ; 24 «8 - =! Thompson batted for Sothoron in eighth batted in eighth PHILADELPHIA. AB. R. H. O. ] Collins for Gerber A. FB. THOMAS SB WALKER LF BURNS RF WELSH CF GRIFFIN 1B PERKINS € GALLOWAY SS KINNEY P , Totals 456 000006 100]60]7 Innings BEOWNS..... Ee 0 2 vu v muy PHILADELPHIA, May 11. — The . Browns and Athletics faced more o: threatening weather for the initial clash of the season on Quake: loam. The Mackmen presented a slightly changed line-up for the fans Allan Sothoron opposed Kinney; on the mound. FIRST INNING. BROWNS—Austin popped to Gal-: Gedeon lined to Welsh NO RUNS PHILADELPHIA—Drkes beat ou Austin. Thomas sacrificed, | to Gedeon. who cevered, ‘*?™ first. Walker hit in front of the plate and was thrown out by Sevr- ereid. Dykes going to third Burns walked. Burns and Dykes worked a double steal. Dykes scoring. and on the return to the plate to catch Dwkes, Burns took third Sothoron out Welsh. ONE RUN. SECOND INNING. BROW NS—Sis'er flied ‘o Wailke: Kinney threw out Williams. Jacot- fon doubled down the left feld fou! line. Severeid popped to Gallowes: NO RUNS. PHILA DELPHIA—Griffin dou bled past Austin. Perkins sacrific: Austin to Gedeon Williams got : Galloway's short fly. Kinnev fouled to Austin NO RUNS. THIRD INNING. BROWNS—Gerber walked. Soth- oron sacrificed. Kinney to Dykes. Burns made a great one-handed Dykes American Standards Fall 5 Elevens That Have App ship in Ten Ye A | that from a mistake of with FEne! won it 3 a the mMmonun ready to «ope ina of success 4 aicn mip .on ers weuld be with the Wor The Brito: here were true; but ‘tained prominen: Viost of proncrie ice beliewe the ingica Re ‘Ls de- anrpien . he Millers M“2n-hpo°rn. is had il- plavers in the feated mot all of them © as , ola country them acquired tbeir soccer: on this side of the wate statements baseball they, ieaguers.” in ti St. Louis has had power orf major ball talent twice os raste 2 a league Briti | im its history. . The first time was the occasion of the Pilgrims’ visit, 1 vears ago, and threw out Gedeon. NO RUNS again when the Corinthians came, a few years late: PHILADELPHIA—Dykes flied to é Williams. Thomas grounded to Sis Some Football ler. Walker lined to Jacobson. NO fhe Pilgrim: RUNS im pert of quality, professionals on » Bo. orm pose 4 Teani. although amateurs of major league and of several ma of A- rating giand. Were ‘| supposed to be sec- i ond a team The goal- | Keeper was a member of the Britisr » peerage and the eleven plaved it gatmes in this country more under “janket" conditions Nevertheless the Britons merels tored With the good elévens St. Louis | put in the deli then, teams that in- ,cluded Phil Kavanaugi King” Finnegan. “Tiger” Daly. “Gaspipe” Tully and other famous soccer players. Those Pilgrims were r: They took the ball away St. Louis forwireas at wil! ried it around the field as were no opposition POURTH INNING. BROW NS—Tobin out. Dykes to Griffin ‘ingled to right. Sis- ler stole second Williams fanned. Griffin mude a clever stop of Jacob. under and got him at first NO RUN? PHILADELPHIA—Burns flied to Welsh singled to center. ipled down the rizht-field | Welsh. Perkins Galloway flied to a 10! iT anti in _n- Siseler bn raters as , > ONE RUN. FIFTH INNING. BROW NS —Severeid flied to | Burns. Gerb-r walked. Sothoron | hit into a double play. Thomas to Dykes to Griffin. NO RUNS. PHILADELPHI A—Kinnev g:-unded to Sisler. Dykes fanned. Tobin. , a , icnean i iALIONS. from the and car- if there 438100 Ve Short of Britain's. eared. Here—World’s -THOUGH the United Siates now boasts a so: composed of American-born players foreign-born aggregation miernation.:! Amert middle- cpnanipion w is KNOWN to e ight The ignt ring very small Wilson. public—or a portion of it—as Johnny he rancescto where he was born. the Giovanni York put was christened E City, Panica’s right grained Panica in New to title. al- a 12-rdéund bout of Boston. tle litpented though in referee's decision only local interest, at is prac- tically undisputed scored a and 9 the Pignt gaining an knockdown > the iz brea k champion in ot ounds even in we to third man ry the . ; > L4aietil lia is ck the niddleweizght winning the (;eorge Chip ld when he fconqueror twice. iority. ah le tonished ali the w Frank RAlaus ‘arpentier) ll © a> stopped if Georges | make Al Meto, fatlure when punch during no-de? ined his match rust to sure his supe: fan (“hip in first round contest the he yt oe er} th parte s one LSet title fhelr ‘Dowd ga ie. in his as fav: Nhe with ior 'at who Lhe ‘ stron: capable into Will ind tne oreach tne Federation Internationale and the United States Footbal]! As. sociation remains in sympathy with the organization at the convention ere, this month, it is not unreason- fo expect that a real orld’s »cceér series, with eat coun represented by home-grown teams. will be realized within a few vears [f it is. America wil! finish not worse than rd if ss 7. this be with on even terms *. rea ‘ene healed if in is able &: seca? Tromas wal:ed. Thomas stole sec- Austin batted down Walker's grounder and tagged Thomas on the line. NO RUNS SIATH INNING. BROW NS—Tho..:as threw Austin. Gedeon out. Galloway Griffin. Galloway alse threw Tobin. NO RUNS. PHILADELPHIA—Burns fouled , te Severeid. Welsh doubled to right. | Griffin out. Gedeon to Sisler. Welsh going to third Perkine singled through Sisler. Welsh scoring. Ga!l- loway forced Perkins, Gerber to Ge-' ied te Jacobson. thr Walk er Burns d& Weilsh's long flv to teok third (,edeon fin. NO RUNS ‘Ul ew © out to out NINTH INNING. BROW N S—Sis/e: [liams also walked. walke: Wi On Tne obson's itrying for third. Welsh to Galloway to Thomas. Severeid walked K inne, threw out Shotlin. NO RI'NS > — |triple. The first home run and triple O'Neill of ®t. Louis te the lead-{| Came off Wilkinson and the other Ruth has four cir. 721. 199 amd 215. | individua sweepstakes bowling tourney on the | I. G ere 615. wae second and Ail third. Rennie whe recentiy =e tithe GOiiers pal Women's He+re. fiy tha . ’ : > . bB st ‘irs. «° ‘ASTLE, today. la. and I OOK. May, 1] ticipating (championship Marion Long opponents Mildred and Rosamond Sherwood Isiand entrante. ar . _ - eT "ny —e. parti iia nai u Molt. herwood ~ ‘ ‘ut n > ™ {merican ’ al plau ded wood was swing ane Tn the ma’ *rnZzié ‘m™~mrA adeipnh > »* Ame = A yy . ~ can (“av from P. on th er w oO epping = uns ria pate aito be omy “a Island, = eS ~i¥ beck Mrs. Miss A. C defeated Miss Cave Griffiths County Ly» in —American Ld wn, Ire- women the Britis! tournament got an even break in round of match play. Hollins of were eliminated won Ph bv ca defeated defeated W « Cruise, Mackenzi from fourteentl : | ia \ il? A i. ig* the gailie ou her en impressed tia I ting nable he , ’ ? { e 7 mM ae none enough to rr) vs mt} Vander Dec} player nr , rm? Whi ida aly who a’ H. Vanderbeck of Philade!l- Ww es? thei: of Uadelphia of English VMii«ss Miss Hol- Walton eocf “a” M:-s tem: itches too her in ciubDs n p or the \ I “ which iolde mie) , Tf ’ aders due lied driv ga me pufting herwoog, inder was un a ’ = Ss o _ abl upon lber QY ‘ IZno adien D Mrs. i'r In the an re acs ia greens. at fy pion merit: ander r r o | . D Miss Ma: turn rs to - w use tee and > 5 : se. MATCH Miss € piaver proved to rate drive wa an the finish Blis? Miss Griffit ~ : > : und " ' 6 De lwe d winner defeated and 6: entry nmoh ofc Mlarior i ’ ‘. eit a) Mis« won fro ~ o- a ’ also for av er ired ted io De #t- ye the «* - extceiles w hr? . Maintained cil Leitch ~¢ ‘ A ,a' * 2 Miss _y €Xar © stro hk ene Ore ee. aw ca is. ts what PrAaALs Stockholders and directors of Louis National League BE met this morning and to wipe out the $75,066 ness remaining from the of the Cardinal club in § from Mrs. Charlés S. Bigby Mrs. Helen Hathaway reportea pri o of 5 358. Hoe. Since the purchase the indebt $49.9000 by $90 008. pay off due. Boy. page Mr. Volstead. There's some kick in Fore River. Se ‘ Sf. “o However. it didn't cause the *Tf}- stagger. steps dehbted chase sors (0 Fore River has a Green amd a Black and they were all feeling blue afrer the gama. a e ness Ww increased eed of t1 Wi had become sident Samuel at 1 octlock us the eared ther we thar But ré@ unanimous in as ---———_ BURKE WHIPS REICH “American Women on French Steamer Robbed by Pirate«.~ Hic. dline Why go abroad to roh*™-* he pirates” Ditates over a NEW ORLEANS, May 11 Burke of New Orleans decisively de- Reich of New here last round and ling desp ss. <<’ le SA AN ASN 1 f *?

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»ves Last of Ball Obligations. _— uts Ban on F rom Bench BOSTON MAY " from the plavers’ prohibited in the gue. President formal order sent nad received by the . announces tnat a G4 from the bench hereafter is auto- spended for »'s from the res. “las been car- treme by two clube tion this spring, me a positive nui- iding’ and abuse of rm is ne. Uneportsman- belong in base. and directors of the opal League Baseball morning and took Out the $75,000 ine haining from the pur- ardinal club in 1917 ries S. Bigby (then thawav Hritton) for eof $250,000. urchase the indebted- aseed $40,000 by a for $90,000, part of ato pav off notes ome due muel Breadon ane oclock that atrange nm completed for an i- faling $100,000. Bach iii be asted to carry e fe were ®@!) «0 mOrmp cite final pavroent on the on, with javeresT, to igeby. fermeriy Mra, my Kri.ion of Cievee 14 Vinent ne nronerty bere d The purchase, @Geed of trust iscucd a amounted to interest, rep- of the Preadon bae« one February. th. with fal invesimen: holders \ir that he had lMvidual “Tam KOE, f ing president of the mcion has bought out Ben Brinkman, George } and several other mam of stock. se of the club was early spring of 1817, bp United States entered et Gleomans — REICH 15-ROUND FIGHT ANS, May 11.—Marty Oriceans decisively de- hoof New York ina i5- Te last night Burke and and Reich lasted & desperately in the itt and teeding at the Feary from the punch- by the trish boy that Bea Ver’ Welcome aie ut Without a ecraich, ringside were. Reich, ' . — OND OR we You en HH or ITS so. e of One! abel in ut of Debt 000 Stock to Note- i ae Ran . —- three ° bench, ; ~~ =) he ee ae . ‘Ss ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH rs 8 ee a ee FT Fr SO ee ER rere ~~ Fe a oe A RS Re ee RE TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1920. ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH sity to Present ‘“‘As You It’ Mav 18. | 7 | aborate outdoor: an ©: the D have taken steps to make are t. Arrangements NUE TO-FOLLOW PLAY dents of Washington Univer- Like Va ‘T= women students of Wash- ington iniversity. who willl give pres Daien of Shakspeare’s comedy, Weu like It, at the Municiy Dewheater in Forest Park, May ores eon a social as well as a dramatic being made for a dance on the stage f. HE WILL PLAY BART IN. “AS YOU LIK KE IT” MAY 18 | , best man. Coudy, AMONDS 00 ‘Ken? Dr. FP. ch °8 Lotus aven at ces which are sprus } TRANSED . ° | oe was rome “ w believed she was ork ouple Safir wen ir h@n @F - To Cloak ; iday. “ts. G ge Gell kell, @hOe™ Det An the RI WH ‘igs PERSHING fin no ath a ao rer ~~ moon in San Francisco and Hono- | horn will be the guest of honor, and|gram as a “celebrated c haracter ABOARD AGROUND AT SAN JUAN On board the Northern Pacif! : " ‘ lulu and will reside temporarily in will address the club. “Party Piat- | monologue comedian” and is funny is a fll list of cabin wWiesensere Yokohama Japan, where Lieut.’ forms” will be the fesoorvens in spots. ae , , . Jasper is stationed at the American |! Fay Courtney, who doesn’t 4 1 . Associated Press | ONS Ck Saeee Seen \ | f at r ¢ Naval Hospital | as! ha) om: gieiiiiens as — SAN _JUAN, Porto Rico. May 11.~ | **#ff Major-General Andrew, W ae : ave Spits on tac Oo "Bicé aut’ _ a . . : ~~, ss ’ _— - : pila JAZ7 MUSIC FEATURED . e cm As owt eauty, sings| +). | nited States transport North- | Brewster, Gov. and Mrs Yager. A coon songs I ina raucous sty le ee : ‘ sh antes : * . = hich distinguishes t} ; ern Pacifi: Which went aground! _E. B. Stephens. member of Congres¢ ite f r | ¢ which GiIstnguisn the Afro-Amer-) gunga, an from Ohio, and others . O a Mr and Mrs. l. P. Rayburn of ican school of music as interpreted inGay afternoon at the mouth of a c , (“hampaign, Ill.. announce the mar- = ‘ Vv a-day tier a gery igs “the harbor here still was hard and ven. Pershing took with him 100 f () Pr? ot - ; : eae | . : by two-a- avy Artists i Tancis Yates fast in the mud vesterday T} " pounds of sugar which he obtained riage of their daughter, Miss Elsie | Henry Santrey and the Four Mor-|and Gus Reed are back with their core ee ae ra ee" | at a sugar central at Arecibo ) . . . ' : = Calm and all ' wr } soe — Rayburn, to George M (“ullinane, tons, Fay Courtney and Loney vocal turn in which Reed gives a were a } a geo Seaatek ie — \A/ U) = | whit | t¢ lace Sat) r ay (*h — . ‘ ‘ E * , : ‘ ’ ‘ ’ ara ne rs gry? sfeamer oe oe — | I 90k pl = 4 ] da’ in ham Haske ul Are SLAra. reaiiy nine rendition of that oid Cornelia was atoms ling } ‘ No Extra ~ ries in c n ti t. paiz£n Mr. Cullinane is a son of Mr Lie) Santrey S JAZZ band and the drinking song. Down Deep in the T} tr prate-* , HARTFORD Con M ' f ~ ¢ : ' ] : } 2" = an ie ‘ alis or? (>} + Z, am oOwnar or een, Charies Rice, Nelson Cunliff, ““/"«c”? . HPAL SUMMA AG 0 George D. Markham. H. Worthing ton Eddy. Charles lhuncker lohn Lee Alfred Shapleigh edward daughter @xpect to spe he sun Wellinckrodt. fF W. Vesper, FE mer at Wequetonsing PY ~ Howe. F R Jackes li 1) (‘onde “ te . N , H. H. Vaughan. (,eorge jj Petrin Miss [tuth O'Reill, daughter of . mC. Miller, Max Kotany, Leo Ful ay Mrs. Rol + O'Reilh Pa GENUI \ Mackenzie, Fugene W1! me ay jon mtg oy @ ef, Ww, Roy t - : i ie -" Washi: @touw terrace whnose marriage y Hams, Sigmund Wolff, Rolla Wells, 4.. preriert James wi take ‘wince y DS — > on E “= yggy” 4 Saturday, is being extensively enter- ' D _ : , 7. APAUE tained with prenuptial affaires Yes- Reilly. |} terday Mrs. Ellen McBride Morriss' Among the college girls who will | dubertnined with a luncheon in her | have speaking parts in “As You Like » oars | , | ‘honor and last evening Miss Mar, i" are Misses Mignon Rosenthal, | p, ft ege : ie ant of “Easton Farms,” St. I.ouis Mae Green, Dorothea Purbach, Jean |.. . : (Count was hostess at a dinner Wertheimer. Adele t nterberger, marty. for Miss O' Reills and her a $50 Zeslle Niemann, Florence Walte-s. on Mise Fl bet] kK * , oe é ce is AIZaADELI © i Li e ~ Iéa Parker, Pauline Annin, Hilda | oe? ae _—— : a luncheon this afternoon and Miss ° . Schroeder. Tfuise Jamison. ‘Lillie hanypaper - mart iin ti ian Pattiz, Charlotte (‘oombe, Helen 5 aa st we protic —— mie . ia Poertner, lHienrietta Lichtenstein > ory , eeicestel ca . pte 2 These Diamonds are brilliant, ° . » ‘ ‘ : } eT ywart\ nwrse \ a. . Faith Nickell and Helen Kammerer. "0** ** ® Gimner par ee sparkling, perfectly cut gems. You ane ning at Bevo Mills ‘he wedding § may rest assured they will satisfy will be quietly solemnized at 6 o'clock . a Migs Marie Baker, daughter of Saturday evening at the home of the oe i adios. oom - -_" Mre. Allen Baker of 4545 W est Pine .pride’s parents ings, oF es an gent emen. | boulevard, will depart May 23 for JUST oOo Philadelphia to make a short visit a [She then wil! join Mrs. Theodore; ™*. and Airs. Charles Reed Mags ee | Benoist and Miss Lucille Benoist and |d4e departed last Sunday for the a will attend “June Week” at aAn-/| Gulf Coast to remain until June Loist’ when they will go to New Orleans, napolis. Mrs. Benoist’s son, J. Hunt,” ted byes + taggin manag eage illinois La Tausca Benoist, and nephew, Louis where they will make their home. Benolst will be in the June graduat-, M's. Ragsdale was former! Miss Watches Pearis ing clans at Annapolis Naval Acad- Melen GB. Arthur, a bride of last femy. Miss Baker will spend some , orth. Cameo Bracelet time In New York, returning to St Brooches Watches Louis late this summer. - - | ° tw : a , ile ND Meh x " ifs a egy Just $1 oo a Week tanz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . Mre. Theodore I. Prewitt of the’ Ranz, of 2430 Crittenden street. and Pay - Oxford apartments will depart with- Lieut. A. E. Jasper... 8. N., son of in the next few days for New York Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Jasper of 3429 to join her granddaughter Miss Halliday avenue, took place this Dorothy Pillot. who has been visit morning at 9 O’clock at St. Francie 426 Nath 6% ing her father, Peter Stuvvesant Navier'’s Church The bride's sister, ‘rilliot. Mre. Prewitt and her grand- | Miss Florence Jaspe: was brides- = — eee TT ee DEALER —_— — : , SOM a a cigar high in price. More than that, low tobacco.” YOUR eme White Owl never varics. comes from the character of its carefully selected and cured by experts, who know the true meaning of “ripe, mel- Ww s An I snd I T is seldom now that you can buy high-quality articles at moderate prices. White Owl, however, is one of the exceptions to the rule. It is ue_but low in fi White Ow] looks like an aristocrat and smokes like one, too. That's another rea- son for White Owl popularity. The standing of White Owl is guaran- teed by the great resources and long experience of the General Cigar Co., Inc. If you're looking for an exceptional value, we recommend White Owl Gonerak Char Cr Dependable Cigars 1114 Locust St., St. Louis EA Te Lo] O Made for Men - The Gillette Big Fellow — . a > last you a lifetime—one: Gillette Blade gives you” many velvet-smooth- shaves. Then you simply,, throw it away and put in a new one. 9 Ask one of the quarter million Gillette Dealers to ° put you down for a Big Fellow. to waste time stropping or honing to make it perform. ERE is the kind of man forwhomwe have made the Big Fellow—the man who is working mightily with hand and brain. The Gillette Big Fellow It is ready for work when you are—a few clean strokes and you're through with a work- manlike job. 74 One Big Fellow will is bigger in handle and -* head. It grips the thin . Gillette Blade—adds its 2 weight to the sharp, smooth edge. You don’t have to learn to use it—you don’t have » ~ De OG EE AOE A re 2 EE RE Re IN A MG. REDE tee Ce eo eI Rt i RE NI AE As

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RE OY PE PES OEY er TTESDAY EVENING, MAY 11. 1920. STTOUIS POST-DISPATLCH ' a — | EW YORK COTTON | 22 cso gt | Le = HIGHER MONEY | NEW YORK STOCKS | HEAVY TONE SHOWN. «= st- LOUIS STOCKS warKeT WEAK IN so"! —Si-ee ep ween tye ese ae ee Local Bank Clearings EARLY AFTERNOON: xize 0"? = ST's atare at 9b hante —s PICO AMOTUED the P end the directors of the exchange voted to held Government weather advices and easier Liv- CORN . —_~ 1*O-oeun! - N > ‘. , ° STOCKS : igh. LA ‘ : i - re - - ~. Clese. Ci €e. - ek. : . . a - - iv the forenmeon seasion today r i cabdi The "as some cont nenta! Es S__ Soe. Bi oe J eee 2, : i NE YORK, May 11.—=Supperrings cm ong —— of nies mate. the,” — Koes: oath Resege ou “ -~* ? — _ ." >" osDec r ne ad , anry 19% 444 Sales. re hen wv" ron " th dec! nes “ pere oe oun an . . “ ue . Sam American a \ * ow ? : * s* = . » : " , = ~ . tions were made. Profession- . St. Louis Spot Cotton. , slid an’ ;at cay com v2 - . . . ' ll Sno* stten was 40 oointis iower in -" bearish and s0:dad man) é > . . ~ “ Soot . a . ; . > » . ‘ ia + : . a ; . : 4 + : * , >it ? nt v midd tr oeing enpet 6 4) awe m" ‘sS'les® AN ; "= s ' *. ' > ic il Ba ..otaite : : $ Avge ¢ ay. z heel thin . FINANCIAL soe 10 136 van tt ee ides in Si. Louis. ni of Commerce tL $ (et =e oe cae oa . SALE No.3 Meas of Commer : 7 tradi: HIDES—Quiet and steady. Quote curren: bei . $7 cou) - relative’, @uier in o lepartment the Gecines nited Railware 4s_ liverpool! fas an etit + ar’: ‘(less 1 pound tare per bide on wet > ta or ti m t art uo CLOSING © : —_——— | hew crop mon*hs on the ear ta . st ' ‘ "repice ‘ Simm a ate Cee med t 1. wate cables reporting stagnant market for e+208 a ues | i as. vanced tm a half-hearted manner at am Drug the opening. But the advance was not re maintained. and in an hour or two Aaoe peo! the general falling teil | gine A . ‘ c. ch valled on ¥ ar's - met, aa oantn under war. By the | ; ee | Pe pith ne ree det ta ee ef oles _— ant dnt — : —— . > 1§ otton goods at Manchester internationa retro rl nited St Qe considerable Soutbern selling whiie ' ot rs easier Buli Neo = 1 hav been recorded Glue stock an ‘ a night's closing figures ; 3 le « > .* > , . ar : - . : TT} - Jwly "Tf > " . a ‘ li Lio s were “ ; - ., rT ; ae aw carrye>c hed 3 1 ‘ but the ! d a ™ . — oe ted | ™:_,' fome T ss * KWetober ¢t @ but the market steadied | S750 ; . $4.25: colts, Te, about unchanged Rights” attractes rtain- — r. t level om covering and showed rallies gue anc pig_ half ge Ex- miscellaneovs itst. indciacom : Eee) f a 1 15 midday. iy ides classed as glue stock. £S%BA~ B= KF oie «+ 0s attention in tne American Woolen rights were hea 1 : ° _ and vielded a substantial fraction in 8B , o - . A : Susser. MAS. P. 8. Caneel . sympathy with the shares on the Di Ely A Waiher . ae detailed wearher yh _ NEW bg nee 7 —= Chairman. td r m directions ; . ee : " , . in " " i. a , - - . 4 board American Chicle rights Browr Shoe ; via selling and oe i , | Gente — Ry Cnet. . This sale will } = : tt! teather an: introduced, initial sales being a’ : ’ es ; po | pet : last night's cieein very quiet ory ant abs were esest un- May t4th. at 10:36 A. M. on oe is mt is s 3 , > . ~ tis *, ; . “Be : ‘ ‘ Et 2 te pertie J : ge . mi nvo — and later traneacticns up ‘to os 4 fo ioe : J oe > _— ss She. eS futures choaee ear: Guten, 2003 tans will continue until all are E it encoptie Cuban-Amertcan Sugar. on ; Tenuary July. 19.10¢: Sept. i8¢: Jan. PARTIAL LIST OF w - : S ae me o ~ 2a@ g . len rn Ov: e¢ ” . ~-* ti : cal transactions. moved over a range of Granite Bimetah et: middling. 41.15 18. 35e. Amalgamated Bort . feovers » . $2.28 It ia. 28s P| ty +. . +s! i) american Bakery about 2 points. (United Retai! Cancy “ties Service -am : + oon procn- Fale 3 i gy he net: , in f-ir mand and held about do vf3 ’ “orton rinders - eathet ee ee. ae ee oi, | Mariand Rets , FINANCIAL FINANCIAL floor stands). Advance. sane De ane sieels + unchaeged, but Sweets again Nations! Candy com. . t ew can. Bridgeford Canada, Putees. ame with specia ;; mo-ed off a fraction. General As- Wesner Fiectr® ) LeBlon4é,. National, Niles, e — the ind: phalt was rather active and so'd ——_e——— } ge 5 Freatice, Ryers re PE own several points -IT* com llaisdel a ca : ‘a! er » 4 ; es a FRC . Fitekburg Lo- Serene ' , eccurred m ® Mh ay SF gh BR 1 the STRAW BERRIES—Lewer prices — ee Gtaho'le s Steinte hesenil , ; ve stocks dealt 'n on rhe Broad valled. owing te inereased supets Sn sale ; Tathes Ingersoll! Mill Ma. "im the other ba condition of the Bulerries were handled }: We take great pleasure im announcing to aaa sray & Leos-Bradne wi ghares were di = ' rot . res STacr'ines F a — , mabe durtne the forenoon. Dut & good-sized Near lea Selle St.) house Genera! . (halmera. Otis, . ted later. Tis. os. run ir . Telephone: State 6020 Waeaener Motors 60 Cye é ; i A Discrimin. 523: i; FP S8e gt-235 ‘se Py 4 eee Ses a "a es the fr re | o-- - POOLPECEEEL. FFEE. 5 3 fet FF aha Lute belli 328888, 4852853 tees Pod +e 4 | eee ey eae 2 | ed od a ie . , ~~ pila ; af # WTF BRINKS 25383% sPAURARNS fe . 4 Fiske Muvbe January. It sol@ at i cent. r f February, so that it is pos- | Zeacgert, 7 sible to say that the New York vV&al- Gen. Ci. : German mark has more Gen. Elec. ... in 11 weeks. It its not Go rts pee: a statement to say that ! Goodrich Ru epreciation from parity, | Hendee . 96% per cent in February. | yo Motor . only 91% per cent Int. M. 2d pfd Sliver Falls Again. ~ > tS. “Silver bullion which had risen to ,° 61% pence per ounce since touching j}.; wo Mar the vear’s low level of 60 pence last do ote Friday, fell back today to 60 pence Na im. The meaning of this fall in, Key T! : aitt , $a sits od é 26 oy 2 PPLE : al P. and over: 35 Crele. 28 im price, though sell | on May 17th, to conduct a general brok- and over. Blowers and Compras Pthe action of th — ry deal of soft. ‘ as im with the fruit is being pressed » cake on wRica com- erage business under the Management of on“ # the industrial a > lav re ha. > - paratively low pric 2 m the down «rad with the idea that . on numero No. ! c st . gets orchard-run roman beauty ot 802, 430 MR. CORSEN T. MORRIS ag > £ ©: soft. stack and ‘ ; 49 Starderd Machine Teols. “Moters, * —eheut being bea @avis selling af $8 to &. accore ° ; ben ever seld at public suction. 4 7 dition wt! he held at — | whee. and es a Linseed and Cottonseed OiL | M. S. Wolfe & Co. Chicago Storage Dep % : [eearieh prod TINSEED OTT— Quote im Iets of I to 4 me . . 3 focks ‘were barrels at S2 ver gallon for rew and $2.92 Y 7 Chi 74h a ishined ‘vy. Chieage, i vl ee average | N or cago Descriptive rculars may ' , tor a a . 7 > — = : ig beginning gradually to ap- ; me , 8B . > oA . aE ee ate et COTTONSEED OFL-Quote. _ ber pound i | obtained on application frem om ‘ . he fact that the Keysto . : ‘ Ras * ‘ . _ = Winter white. 25¢: de yellow. TE. , : Ag selling of ' pear; it amounts to the fact at th , : 30°. 2% \. mh , => $1% : 7 white.244,¢: do vellow. Z%c: salad. ; | DIRECT PRIVATE WIRE SERVICE GORDON 4&2 WILLIAMS ca. m Eastern market h for the time at , ut oll. 22tec: sera beam of c ois te. tae a : i ry bad seen | reporting under date of April . SI” és pee at 2% be te | MO Superior OH. 1 3 o14 . i a Fomteny ‘Gounean ante, : ty, Was «a peint out that the stock of silver Minit! Sege: = fie J : . ; >" ter Bf me ae 1. : . to yesterds and dollars held at Shangha! faa : ‘ 25 : = s , ~¢ ¥ : ' = OILS 7 ——-- bn a. : z er ¢ — ae reserve b bed actually doubled since the be- © ao tet 19 43% Pa or Fe hem " ogo gc , end- Washington ginn of the present year. and that _ “to 2c pf Pest stares 6a 1 ae pte 2 tS 8 | om Stee Menaes a 7 | ite clients to © reserves against the Indian wo. per 25.7 2% 17 : Fh ee ae +. oie ; Times Sq. Auto +S + | ebile paper The . , { ww 39 1: : ee : ‘ ~— t _ 2.8 P ’ Sdéa + be AEE s*% ~~ , . te, td Lae 855592582934) 1% avi Lie 413° 4 -aGe = ; - ‘ »~ * eh Ora | MS tn og by tering OY ca ae 384 ’ 2 ' rr ~e Oi , “4 sé ra a » 5 & ibis £I°wW ee & red a’ ssaetdadt fered with the : Brooks Steamship Corporation ae (Incorporated in Delaware} : @ Mather stock ” 2 . “th 7 ner ‘Nor & Seu Nor & Wes “~, ' ~* — — ‘ xr ne ee oe oe eee ee partic iar n of the large fr companies « CAPITALIZATION , ‘chem exe poe com pietnos of presen (-mascng. | By tea the deciin eff tn price a of é a Palas eas Seta. it "PP oe . SSBLE 5 PEEEE LETS ea ’ wo ~~ 4 CFS 4 ee = — od » marke the average on !ts own com- aie Ppetation svetem up from 20.7124 on Pterce-Arrow . 15. March 31 to 210.7341 om Apri! 3@. The Pierce oF is «small; but the atest | pass —_. average is barely one-eighth of | oer Punta Are cont below February's 20.8690, whics Phi eef.. wag the highest on record 3 ~ y tm§e , , leh!» liy looked f Authonzed : the. The rubb Capital stock (Ne Par Value) $00,000 Shares aepicucus!y wea ¥. etaere SL HhERP ~— 3 SPSS OS °3 7 i kt £ a= Pine ws Ak | the 4e Money and. Exchange. SS Mertgage (te the U. : Ab — warket showed cal prose : wand i nited Sta m affected by triers. were « ese in moto: _ -1 lee lite ie ae . Z BSE err « , 7 ~_eue* ~ & aDass; v St? reviewe fore. Shadow imediate reduction Rrad- street believes that ‘prices. considered | : as —. are and for some time past ve been about aft The ptd , do rt ‘fs ort rs mitit ; ; ward readjustments have developed in ° ®Increase account ef Nacirema _ m trans-Atlanne trade | are guaran’ the firet time — aay month since * tei _~ ~ SP Brit ny Tait tee “jet ~ie@r -t~i * ’ *iewt + Ren it . Y oe - ‘ae we ‘ 2 8 ZZCELELLE BFLERER SSsESSSEES ~ BEACZELE é22t2ces8 428 ‘PF wares eer eee £6 sit = ts Cube p-] ba g3é a. sun a -—— .4°4 ooetreanse 40008 WASHINGTON. May 11.—Fimencia! ght fine aid for exporters was withdrawn by) the Gevernment yveseterday At the re- : _ evas are “ “LA4 a4¢ - rai. ; d ee S24, tre S TNANCIAL We are advised that application will be made to list this stock on the New York Stock Aas 2 SEES BO, pea Exchange | ~~ Wilson 4&Co tet és . m te GERMAN BONDS : * ivea, which Wiisen &2& Co cv @& ; me 999 o> and —-—_ On the Installment Plan eu002.000.6 Metals Market. = , F : $2.29¢ - 24 ovo “Wa. Ppa rment gown. ba ance Saw YOask. May U—Copr 4 on installments r + Weinert 14 i] 4 a) Mohair—Long W. short SOE Our Se Dore, : = ae rat be . te @®zcept such as already have, wt et? ny” 779 353" et j 4 > > —? POOF E z said that if more leans ) 4 . + 2 we : ia = me = Ht HT ee ad a é 3 . “ — 3 A ef a* : ; : a 5099 : 3 wes , a r e eek) iP eee ¢ ‘ er P ree si"? ° 5 Tk to bor 0a ofS Bee Sree 8 ‘ ; ——— to - os onteeth reper O09 Roh ered SURE 1c SBEBE~ web BtES- ow tad f | | i ee ee ts ere Tapes eat cdl tPF eae saPASMEROEET agyepesagge Pie echan Siieas 2 ea ae the entire) ’ of its capital stock—#8500. - : ° 05° * . , th's Veare =. + hrwe at > ‘ . : spot and Magy —_ . ; cy C88ting $304 Gav $$ OW prices and gives pur. : | Care. cost + > +h — — i $s we l ! : — ae Tapia imerease in ; : _— eer care « eveange quetes ‘rat stead; at vaiue now taking piace In . . POSS st pry Se vestigate this opportunity Delecrable. when. 2s and 7 mwed sad secegtrd by ua : a hie mane: for ‘= ¥¢a eoper. £101 7 J All Securities bought and sold | A ‘ i . . INVESTME: | DGt our they Continental “.SN=* out thes = = a Ap F : 3 . : AIAN s avypet ij 53 af He ig 22 82: = _-_ = | ® ¢63%3 He@ta bh « the R.C.MEGARGEL&Co. | [ae Syndicate Managere rt xwre——— Beome of the 80 Borrow of > 27 Pie Street, New York By the Asmocintet Pree $100,000 WARTED ‘Tap etone furwerise eng ctetuticn are est greruntesd. Wer we telere them fe be ercursin = | Met siandne: Cpe Mey ton snout s- PROPTTS $50,000 PER YEAR ; Simpeny ten. Der v ER. 47) G@@ ecree of winter wheet ©: be har- vested in Colorade this vear comcarea wire EX | "i's econce, hy ae fur te are “ = on ' — antes af toe Cuuceds Co-aperauiie thar. ABSOLUTELY SAFE be amie ee BOX T _D. eer ME ty = ee ee nee te pi <SPD (BROOKS STEAMSHIP CORPORATION STOCI WHILE the Post-Dispatch investigates all Financia! Subscriptions mp at rer at $25.00 Per Shes é bn ay erement o HERRICK J. GRAY & COMPANY 2. | B 460-7 Boatmen's Bank Building Members St. Louis Stock Exchange nieaietermei se 36 & @ Ae4 444K LiKE © tetet 44

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Firm City - od = Guet , ra jl at 84 50, sg’ _ and a Cofteec. Mav 1!1.--‘affee : Rio NX pes ; du y. in 7 0c - ‘Repeges! PINANCIAL LE No. 3 CTION] ony Sale of | t, Motors, Pumps and Blowers Order o . M. CHAMBRE Chairman. RLAIN, le will begin Friday, at 10:30 A. NM. and ne untilall are sold. LIST OF MACHINE ted oninchlnen Bteinie ir Ingersoll! Miliin Ma. sray & leeas-Rr dner hines Foster. Milt. mur Kaman. chines, National VIOMATI Cc Screw om Nailing. Screw Set. few other Ww oodwork. nee of various types . Bla@kmerenaid. Chi. yton-Diek, Morria an4@ rton Pumpe Westing- ha pectric Alife. *. Fairban otors, 60 © ne Moree, 7: 3 ' H, Rlowers and Compres- will be made immediate le is approved, All | mocksines 4 ©. B.. cars or trucks, ‘ively the largest achine Tools, a A , bubte auction. Sale ‘Storage Depot, . Sitneennen S500. land Av. Chicago, Ti. ive clrevlars. may be On application from & WILLIAMS CO., JNC. Aled: sl Monroe *t. 413. Central S574. - SD el etna, ~~ Peo face Sri bet gsitis fieetl ' ‘fm with the iw om bearie«h predictions the railroad aan 7 iocks were ee, ffered with al WATCH YOUR PEP AND YOUR ‘STEP WILL TAKE CARE OF ITSELF—If (Comparative Grain Prices|| all Street Lo eparted by Merchants’ Exchange ne i Oe _ Lov is, Me and Comment a ECIAL DAILY —~— en ai tCerrespondent of the Post-Dispatch. TORK, May i! Snfiuences in today's fem that peopl: = because of the bonus pian going Heavy tax on stock jlous. , there wae ¥ market or in quarter that could ave had to 40 With the weakness sloped in industrial industrial me: the as eee POCtion SEPT EMAPR OATS eontinuing the dis.- ani. “bina 107 ee ‘118%b_— 108% thea plies rion of 86 vy he WS4sh 4 BOR“ we b TIN SM . rrPanttie and * Toreseen The next > rion Laet Linse this already well a;:0ong itt @irections&. notably in the leather and rubber trades. The ¥.! that it will gradually spread 7 involves many other lines of exceptions being, however pment and foodstuff trades iorn were heavily sold Rub leather stocks were vers The steein were dragged down. With special weakness in the ) of the independent companie.x of the reported hitch that rread in eome of the merger $36 20 mn ry is 20 OOm |; ‘Butter, Eggs and Poultry : 3 vrivces valid today oy Bt “8 commission houses te farmere and | country shinpers for round jeote. Small e>- Gers are usue!lly gucted higher a ... - =F iret so candie¢. 28%c: do o 2 j Cc fhe other hand the high priced RUTTE (reamery extras. at 48 a were disposed to rally more *St@ndards. 6c; frets. A2c-. seconds. re han most others whenever | “'¢, @c. packing stock at 32c hante POULTRY — Uncha Supplies — Was aA c ance The RuUgkaTA and the oom ano tair nN Fowis: he Strong for a time, but - | oprings later Cc. gate aed fo the selling movement in quarters, Railway stocks de reluctant!) There was an ex- Gemand for nearly all of them fraction down. . . . Discriminating Market. ‘ action of the market today fit judgment that mans jndusirial stocks are definite), “ae down grade It fitted in also bi 4 e idea that one could be guite -« ASPARAGUS on numerous industrial stocks CABBAGE being bearivh on the list as ieee i, and especially excepting b OLi0% 1) ix —_% 024 ore eprin a3" gj? 2inens. young an R... FA! a chotece 1% to 140 Ibe. at Bos.) per | at 10@iec: 185 rt nai ioe. heretics. "Eie.. TE beep - bucks, 3c te lambs at 1Be Fad ma, The per emal!l and $1 to $1.26; Gogen bunches ~Texas bulk, 835 to 847 per ton) New Louisiana, 0c * Texa@e hampers. 82 Fiorida celery, 85.50 to $81 ? CARROTS dosen bunches CELER\ to 86 per ate a kK per bu ‘ mt CUMRBERS—Two-deven hores Tlinete ean’ Indiana : culle, 88 to $84 Fr) orida bu B6. Today waa the first time mo definitely weaker bo A the average of the market else. Home-grown, 7h na Fierida (de 64 to 88 per “le bushel crate; | Sh ner crats N PREAS—Atlahama June npeied $1.50. Missies!ippi $1 0@ GREEN ONIONS Home-grown, Bic to | selling of the motore, besides lec Ing the belief that the motor PF had seen the height of its ty, was also a belated re. to yesterday's report that the reserve bank in the Rich- “Washington district has not! ite clients to cut down on auto le paper The greatest weakness Shown in Studebaker, Pierce-Ar ana Willys-Overland. There was Some rather heavy selling in Sax. Motors. which some time ago was upon the talk of a merger Ay fie accessor, stocks natura!) oS whe Home-grown, 25c to the rest a ye tts Horne-grown, 50 > > . bor ee PrATELEY--Lautelaena barrels her and Rubber Issues. to $7.85 POTATOES.-Nerthern rural, $7 new Texas triumphe. $12 per 199 pounds for e leather Ftoc Ke were under pres >) Particulariyv in today's market he of the large inventories which Tf Companies are carryine Thie Te them exposed in a peculiar . to the decline in business and ING REANS os Nu ‘ off in prices. which i« rather og to $2 ~~ cow BAG Oye Uy looked for in the next few aot “to 8 80 .. } h . , 2.48 to to B.. — Ss ad rubber stocks were also hall. €3.25. Miseissippi nancy usliy weak, and here the was the depressed state of the ,. aPINACH.- Heme-grown, S8c te 8c per bu rubber market. fs00drich Rub- - UTASH~— Piorida 1%-bu crates. 84, Texas Gnd United Btates Rubber, besides bu bee, Oise tg Se. at Qimew oss. i , orida repacke ney affected by the crude rubber choice, $8, 6 baskets to crate wOons, were also affected by the rURN IPs mys + cee 2he to BSc per : in motor ar my > > > $i50 to The Bond Market . Me feature in the bond market to- Was the extraordinarily Quick of the $25,000,000 Pacific Fruit nt truste. It only became yestefday that these bonds ere Kuaranteed jointiy by the M Pacific and the Southérn Pa- p Were to be issued and yet by Pthis morning the entire amount Placed. #0 eager was the to bu» These bonds are a hampers hamper, per Aoter,' hunches 3REFEN PEPPERS —Fiori4éa 1%-bu crates 63 to HORSER ADISH-—-Home-agrown No. ! $12 per 1% pounds: No 2. 85 LETTUCE Home-grown. $1 to $125 per allfornia paete rg crates. 85 to 86. Tex ‘GREENS SMe Texas cummer 25 to $2.50, No 1 white Home -grorn crates e)- 82.7% Der to 80e per a RAM'sHrs Aiahberma tine ana ms hite well iced. 2%¢ per dosen bunches ard hampers to 81.25 for white and $1.50 to 81.75) ome-@rown. Tie to 81 per box _— ne-gronr 4%c to Herc per : hearers erter © Louisiana, 82 n Ne-ETORNM eating. | Tennessee ball. | 2 CATTLE MARKET STEADY; HOG PRICES DECLINE 26C TO 40C NATIONAL STOCKTARDS., I1).. Mey 11.— Today's estima livestock ‘er ta Cattle ant calves. ! h 8500. eep. 8000; nore an’ mules, . ATTLE—Receipte were again fair to A ot. in volume for the Tuesday sion and merket held te . steady the greater par'. t ruling somewhat | better than yesterfas oth packers and city butchers "had falr orders for beef and igsue Maturing between June 1 Kutcher, stoc ut showed a preference for : hter welehte Brockers and feetoure Qn@ June 1, 1935. They are put che enter s m at # y rater. steers selling largely prices which return the in. frem 810 ions 4 TORK. May 11.—Butter Se nesetah: | “ti 0188 es A — ape * for best Veal calves aver- per cent ston 7, 7 yesterday, practically, top se to city and equipment to me lower market. but prices very soon | The rest of the marke was dao and bulk of s@les ‘egistered « 25 ' 5 for the! holoce light hoes, a, nearly A point, which wae ; a $15 for their ¢ ent weigh: order to bring their selling Midium and arene weet howe ee about Ific Fruit a. The New York ~~ — pound stuf ciea 38 Were also lower, but the S18 50@i4. = Pigs weigMing 120 19 14) pounds eold largeiy from 1016 end = =s bib er s rom ' stood up well LAberty | — ond eit te oa early. But iaior | re Gecidediy improved with ! fide © heal. but there were not near Phi num. es : 4 on sale Market #ieady to strong, with ° . packers. but With city Equipment Situation. butehers eae “ttle stronger row fat ah price with yest looked into thoroughly by a ‘many Wall street operators fe | rallroads are eager) aeu, It ie estimated by a railrea a, 7 = ae Weare the roads will be for. ed Me: rete +y of ec core) «a PREY M ve in the neighborhood of coking stock. curren No ~~ e E “oT - xtra fire's. ¢. ftirere, o@ and freight cars, while the rhered ae oy ai@aic: ow res t) ; Y ; 18 year will total close sis “nels rpeciale a : u tin the next three veare the white ond whole mil fete. sere mma ke, ® Whole will need 13,177: 1o- | speciale white ie colored. ; passenger cars. to cost , and 712.400 freight cars. | ar 11 ~ Butter lower, cree * . seRs nary, rei, ae $6,000. The essential needs . wud Pou! rare put at 80,900 freight te; Ri. jee re. | ‘. bite. . r uk. or esi ie Cannan. ia he week. uAchenges the developments of Ohlo Gae are ex- tremely bullish on the outlook. The of the roads have al- company's West Virginia property is— t their paper for this PUT- becoming increasingly valuable and ¥ the Pennsylvania and the various subsidiaries gre ae Ww York Central, but there re. satisfactory returns. It ie now hint- on Sum still to be arranged «4 that holders of common stock may | +. th smalier roads wil] look for a stock dividend before long. Xe = of the Government Considerable investment buying has | we xc . been coming tnto the stock pocsntiy’| ; : Cities Gas. because around 40 and paying $6 an- | | nually, Ohio Ges yielde about 10 per, cent approximately 5 at centered in the newly Woes few eariv sales of h bond firat dutchere from $15.25@ 15.40 reflected a stealy ly dead. Lnion Paoific 6a 40¢ lower deal. Most salesmen were ob!'ge good hoe f-om $8ilé¢ 8s to 814 75 Mesing top was 815 More into conformity with the #14 25 to °5i.K0 with heavter from ni . as and the Delaware @ R18 Rouge | Sil. u some of thie ciass advance of 6 to & cente Viter we, tes sheep receipte vere lam be Las et S18.60 and best on eale. "hy the bert soing at $11. Squipment situation is one that steady “wt ee hat are put forth on the experience that in the néxt rs 009 for locomotives, passen- irreguler. _— ne yt ote recente, @ Dillion dollars It is eat he de sver- Which will cost $702,786. - Oey 5. Sery Semteal ain Hg eH = By otber ge ungvot ; #2,000.000 making the tota} $3000 each: 2000 refrig- and Costing 85°00 each 2000 _ Care, costing $25.00 each locomotives costing 840.000 — ) Makes the total expendi- the year $470.000.000 of Gas has sufferea from a bint from the fact that is unfortunately named ae Boncers, started business Purveror of natural gar Necent events point to possibilities Municipalities in hie. tt of a etock dividend by the Carbon futh «a big facior in the Steel Co Yesterday the Kittaning bat +2 per cent of ite Steel & Iron Co. a subsidiary of Car Contists of preducing.. bon. declared «& dividend of 180 per G@astributing oll. wIt re-* sent and In certain quarters this is Gecided to change the lcoked upon as @ preliminary to cut Pempany and in the fu. ting a Carbon Bteel melon The Car . known as the Pure ben directors will meet later this f im closest touch with month i Carbon Steel. ve eo 4? ; - " ~. |;Tange of prices The genera! tone ‘Triods seemed influenced by 8. v ; trad hesitating after the spurt in prices a ‘the corn ~| unchanged and spot were. | bard, . 8 ~~ hic HOKES—Home-grown, 84 to $5 per |; be ° 7 _ ~~.” » =. = ~ . - CORN IRREGULAR IN LOCAL MARKET; UNDERTONE FIRM The grain market was nervous and irregular on the St Exchange today. of news was more lish, but the under- market was firm for temporary pe- the low- Louls Merchants run bul corn only bearish than of the The market ,er stock ang hog market The early market found yesterday's session if it —. arn a en during the wide upturn was no the account of shorts, there was an ire {0 quite understand why it was absorbed at the price The general conditions surrounding market were similar to re- some influence probably dispatch from Chi CAR’ “Ne! the st. Pay) ac wil! give ever hOxrCn? Pposeihbie to grain be. ‘lay 160 and 20 The weather some early tuying of oats today were 41 car®* of wheat, againat 2) last vear: 28 cars of corn, against 7, and 25 cars of oats. aGainet 2 a year ago. These figures do not include through cars St. Louts Cash Grain In the cash grain market spot wheat was 3c to 4c higher, spot corn oats unchanged | to ‘sc easier. Sales quotations pny No. 1 red winter wheat, No. 2 red winter, $8.04@3.07: No " winter, $3.02: No. 2 hard. $3.04: $3.02; No. 2 corn, $2.06: NO. 6. $1.95: No. 2 vellow, ‘oo. 3 yellow, $2.07: No. 2 NO. 8 white, $2.04; No. 2 white oats. $1.186% @1.17! No. 3 white, $1.16@ 1.16% No. 4 white, §1.15; No. 2. $1.15% cent days WAS OPN erred ty the [wees CAusen loca) receipts ve No. 2. $2.02, $2.97: — ae | Cash Grain Markets | , CHICA GO, Ma 11.—% —No. 2 red 6: Ko 3 Baz $3. ON i 10@11 ys Pork nomina!. 817.7 ‘ 1@ia.7 ‘ ¥, TY. May il ry ‘ le. a Cash wheat Onte steady: No 2 white nixed. $1.17@1.20. Rve and mil oO Taige 82.5842. 68. Hav 1838 cars 1} Wheat unchanged ) mixed, $z RA. i =, 150 ve] ow. No mixed, $1 asa 87. Ciata No a white, $! 12 $1.11@1.12 MINNEAPOLIS Ma nerthern, $3.18 ones 30 (81 O5@)1 ar xX (Lo "s ~, t lax G2 15% -¥O. ‘ LU Se L imeand 84.40 ve. 34.694 4.7 May. ar r-1 asked. . $4.62 asked. Oate *h 04, 42107&% nom. a) TOLEDO, 0 May i! carh, 826; October. hawk LATE RALLIES N CORN AT CHICAGO, CLOSE UNSETTLED | CHIE aGO Ma‘ ~Cor mn prices rose to day to a new hizh isval for the crop. Wet weather was chiefiy reaponsible tor the un- furn Later, however the marker weakened oFing to a notice issued by the S*. Pau!) ioverseed. prime Decer nber, $23.10. PHOTO PLAY THEATERS -_- —- 2o- — . . PP eee No. 3. white, $2.07, | — eS ee P. 6 — ee ee ee ee | Rafitead that in” distribution of cars | the next to load! ne of arain Initia! n to $1 were followed br a guotationa, te % and Sep- | during 10 days the preference would be giv- m be sothen Kk all oun “well below vester- a 6 ‘2 ae s! like corr deveioped weakness. rnot- wit 7 camiiien ea firm etart After ty me ub- Changed to le higher. with Julw o tke the market sagged to below yest er ‘. oakat figures Provisions were hoe Trading easier. with grain andéd wae of only @ scattered sort Rallies took place later as a result of covering by shorts the close was unsetti«!. aL. net ior tt % advance, " th Ss 1.7 - ar 4 September $162 to AMUSEMENTS AMERICAN | SENNETT BATHING pany BEAUTIES Pensos DAILY AND 2:15-8:15 Mat. Today YANKEE DOODLE IN BERLIN 50 ccents Night« 50-81 c =: - FOREST PARK HIGHLANDS THE BiG PLACE ON THE HILL NOW OPEN Vauderille, Band Dancing. Swimming. lbamily Grounds. ‘St. Louls’ Only Summer Resort Free Gate ie: 6 Fr. M.. on Week Dare r. ™. Sundae. RIALTO Junior Theater ORPHEUCU™M CIRCUIT . TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY—7 290 P. M™. THE RAINBOW COCKTAIL 4 Musical Fantasy. Master Ciabrie!l 2 Co. in Littl Kick. Harry Cooper. FE-dith Clifford. Robbie Gordone. Aerial Eddys. Kinograme. Topics of the Dar. Prices during the week 15c-35c. Matinees, Saturday and Sundar. 2:30. Sun. Nights, Reserved Seats. 14c¢-45c. On ernie one week tn adrance. RAYETY ‘i: HELLO, AMERICA Concerts. Picnic ’ —- = -« —. Lard, | ’ BATHING BEAUTIES NEAT—GROWNS UP BABIES PHOTO PLAY THEATERS ss BERTY THEATER Deimar, Near Grand Fox Prery Bve. 7 P. M.. 20c¢ and 30¢ Matinee Saturday and Sunday Only. ALI. THIS WREK— TWO FEATURES WILLIAM FARNUM “THE ORPHAN” -—_AND— HERBERT RAWLINSON “Outlaws of the Deep” ming Next Rundar: ZANE cnet ‘'S “NDFRERT GOLD” — _———- -~— ———a —- =— -— _———_ --— -_—- —_—_— SD Wl Leading Theaters Presenting Paramount Pictures ig WILLIAM S. HART Returns in His Paramount-Artcraft Production “THE TOLL GATE” WHAT THE PAPERS SAID: King's High- KINGS a PosT—‘ STAR—‘‘Crowds Greet Bill Hart.’ TIMES—‘‘Gripping Story of West.'’ ‘Good Western Drama.’ Sixth near Olive mm ROYAL METRO PRESENTS MAY ALLISON in seome “cute” costumes and « dclightful comedy “The Walk-Offs” AT THE PERSHING °*iens Hamilton MAY ALLISON in ‘THE WALK-OFFS’ SHENANDOAH siccsncoe: MAURICE TOURNEUR'S “My Lady’s Garter” JUNIATA Sass.” ETHEL CLAYTON * GRAND-FLORISSANT and LINDELL Grand and Plorissant Juniata ‘‘YOUNG MRS. WINTHROP” Grand and Hebert CENTRAL — ee ee ee Everywoman Must See “PASSIONS PLAYGROUND” With KATHERINE MacDONALD the story ‘* Quest of Prom the story "“The CHARLIE CHAPLIN in “Shoulder Arms’’ ’ | nue, May 10, 1929. at re carts Have You Seen 'Ves7 WALLACE REID Has the role in ‘‘The Dancin’ Foo!”’ He's not only a dancin’ foel— he's a jug-makin’ monkey. BEBE DANIELS Helps put it over. Come Early! “Thursday profits will be donated to the Jewish War Relief Fund Market at 6th America’s Brightest Star NORMA TALMADGE in “A WOMAN GIVES” [The The C-EN-T-R-AL nN -. 4 CE RAL EPLCATIONAL 10 A. M. te 11 PF. M. DEL ‘uw. 1 Pl - PICK RS. CARTER DEHAVEN IN T MAR CS Where You See the 7} OF THE PICTURES in Her Greatest Picture EIR LATEST COMEDT NTS AND CURRENT EVEN Ad@miesion 20c. Tax 2c. CONGRESS Mie oth i Showing at Both Houses BILVIA BREAMER in ‘‘THE BLOOD BARRIER’ DOROTHY GISH in “THE TIGER GIRL" | Matinee pow ae eres | int at | Mallinckrodt on FrORTEL ge gin al | Hercher street /t _GOo | from Cencerdia Cemetery . BQpOLp Fpteree inte rest on '@ VAVDEVILLS (Orpheum Circuit) 7:15—-TWICE EVERY DAY—a#:15 FOUR HENRY MORTONS | SANTR YATES &£ REED GORDON’S CIRCUS OAKES & DELOUR FAY COURTNEY Mats., lie to 50c—Eves.. 25c toe £1.00 it A. M.—Continuons—11 PF. Ww. o—BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTs—o 4N ALL FUN SHOW Dave Manley The Honeymoon Chody. Dot & Midgie Thelma Skipper, Kennedy & Reeves The Monroers Corradini’se Animals Fields & Well« Equille Brothers Concert Orchestra—Photoplers News Digest ‘‘BREWSTER"’ The Canine Comedian LEON STANTON & CO. “Money and Matrimon:.”’ FRAN K KEEN AN COLUMBIA 11 A.M.—C EASELESS etn _ THE DANCING DORANS MABON and COLE HALL and SHAPIRO LEWIS and NORTON JEAN GIBSON THE SHE TIGER ,WM. FOX ALI-STAR CAST. BAS EBALL TODAY = ARDIN aL a TE.LD Cardinals vs. Boston GAME STARTS AT 32 O'CLOCK ee on sale at Dengler bg Hatz Store Beat , ; DEATHS ot on Raterdas. Virginia Cla! ADA ME—Batored May 1020. at borne re, dearly McCormick Adams and mother of laiborne. Amanda Nathalie. Virginia, Kyle, Robert and John Adama Funeral from Webheter Groves Presbrte- rian Church, Wednemdav. May 12. at 2:5 to Oak Hill Cemetery. Interment into reset Pp. Mm. P. pri- (c3) Hospital. on Rei Hear' St Anthony's 1920. at * 200 Tf mM past of Sacred Bluf?, {Fo state art Sr pee May 10. at Me’ i? ‘o at ses at 10a m™m on Monday. Becker (nee FEmanue Poplar ine will He in on Monda‘ Office ;*. the dead Wednesda 8 80 a. ™m Solemn requiem nr BECK KER— Eotored rest 1920. Ophella co ~~, a, ) Gear sister of Schottiander. aged 61 vears Funeral Wednesdar. May 12. Gence of Wher brother Emanue! lander, Manchester and Rock Hit! Lady of atree?t St Loute to SS. Peter into from ree! Schott roads Mo.., and inton rT thence Paul's Cemetery. BERNTHAIL—-Asieep in Jesus 1920. at 1:50 p. m., beloved hug@band of inee Kaimbach). dear father of Emi! F.. William E.. Rev. Albert Edarin T.. Marie D. Berntha!' ; C. Finkenscher our father gre ndfather ~— oretner aged 64 years 6 months and 26 d Funeral from family _ 7416 Ver. mont avenue, Wednesday. Mev 12. to St. Trinity Evangelical Vermont and Koeln avenues, Trimity Evangelical Lutheran Relatives and friends invited to atren!. | troit and Saginaw (Mich.) papers viens | copy (c2 DEY Or- On Monday. May 10. 1920. at m.. Edward Devay. beloved husband | of Maria Devowv. beloved father of Joseph A.. George F. and Charies lL. Devov. Mrs. W. T Cartright and the late Alice Devoy Hein- richs Funeral from residence 6887 Cates avenue. on Wednesda, May 12. at 10.30 a. m., te Rt Rose's Church Interment in Celvary Cemetery. Ornit flewners o rest on Monday May Pp om W La Rot Dow! at, a oved sor of James and Catherine Dowling ‘nee ©'’Conne!!:. brother of Arthur Dennis, Joseph. Lee. Officer Ravmond. Grace. Veronica and Virginia Dowling. and Mre. Mi chael Kiel, Funera! residence rae? Wednesdar. Mar Heart Church tery FANTER Asleep in May 11. 18920 art on Bunday, Re. John J Anna 8. Berm the family will take place from Interment in Calvary Ceme- lesus. on Tuesday. 4:30 a ward Fanter, beloved infant son of Wiillam and ligabeth Fanter *nee Wiedenbroker). and our dear brother. grandson and nephew at the a of @ months Funera from famils residence 1513 Thursda) Ma 13. at Peter a Cemeter, inty rest on Monday. 1920, at 8.20 » m. Robert FE beloved son of Robert F and ‘(nee Knecht) and our 4eer the age of 5 thance to St Entered 1:89 p m., May 10 Forte! Jr Eiste Forte! 5 Gaye Funere! on pnusetes. m. from residence. 34461 to New Picker Cemetery io8) | FROHOFF—Entered into reset Mondeyr. 1:35 a. m.,. Louis Fro vy beloved son of Mr. and Mre Hen-,. Frohoff (nee Dorman). and our dear brother Funeral ffom Weisherer Chapel, 2044 wt | oureoonth street, Wednesday ey 12. a mm... to St. Micheel’s Church. to Calvary Cemeters ‘e?2) FO RSTEL- Entered into res: on Sunda: av 9. 1920. at 2.40 vo Josepny Foerste be loved wade id ‘of Therera Foerste! (nee and d@ear father of Williem Westermann, Merie and Mre Gear fataer-in-lav d in hie eixty.ni Mav 12 if May 13. at 2 pw Louisiana ave- thence Mre. A ' Dieckmann, and brother unera! Wednesda: m . from family residence. 2306 South to S&S. Peter avd Paul's Chures, Peter and Paul's (emeters DPSCHMIDT-—-Entered into reat day. ey 9 1920 et &8 s m Foele Bierman: -Goldschmidt (n Haemmerie) Gear mother of Mre. Julla nevies, Wa ter and rae. and our dear ce in- caw. grandmather and eleter. aged vears re We odnest residence 1941 atree( May 12. at 7 ‘ to 8 us urch. thence to 8S. Peter and x. - metery. Relatives and friengs ere fnvit onart» on Ente ered. inte es’. ‘ee Grafiege ) a, — B20, "at 136 0 wife of Bernard Graflage ané é¢ear mother eof Edward. John, Bernard Jr. and Mre Mars Ruechier (nee Grafiage:. at the exe of a 5 ‘Funera! from family residence 1515 Dee trehan. on Wednesday May 12. at 8.30 @ m to Holw Trinity Pburch, thence to Ca vary Cemetery. (a2) bn he ~Entered tnto reset on Monday May 10 1020. Béwaerd Hampton. belived husband of Fierence Mampton ‘nee Baccus) and dear father of Flien end TAlitan Hamp- brother, brether-in-lee, FPunere! -—- = Mar 18. at 2:80 » . residence. 8510 Morganforé read. farmer Re or eae m.. Elisabeth ‘dearir belo ed tabs ender rnard beloved husband ef ‘nee Helirung). Geer father ef L ank Hobeld. Angele Stegmane ‘nee Ho + BRereerd | Alove. Joseph Duge en lerane. Slivie end Ferdinand o- bo! ley our dear father-\r-ia® grenéd brother. brether in-' Hobei4d &r dearty Jesephine Hoeobdo'4 oetue. emeters rhe Married Men's is 5. Joseph's Bene.) — e phe Lora 44 of A rancs Neo 477. and the Ff Vimeeat Orphans Seciets. (e) months and | LONEY HASKELL J: a MANG & &NYDER | ee Sc ' Anne beloved wife of Robert! | years i Rellefor Perpetua! — | beloved ,; mec i Charles, Mo SS ee DEATHS A esd Saat PE iP EOE th Bend. Ind. Sunday. ot heart failure, Mre Mary~ 75 years age, mother of Thomas D. Robert E. Edward T. Heed, and of Mrs. Guy C The remains will be brought to St. Lou fer interment in Bellefontaine Ce:netery. mother ~i1 ii fake nace ~ aa 8 a. at enue | of time will +h from th family } [hue netice | ton een in y May 10 19°90, im Ll, Jam: eon. darlin “daughter ot Wiiltam r and Caroline Jan * (nee Kotte). dear sister of Richard i amison. and our dear franddaughter and , niece, aged 4 months and 3 days Funeral from famiiv residence. 5141 Dresden avenue Wednesday. Mav 1°”. at .pD. mM i Marcus Cemeter Davenport papers please copy KELLY Entered into reat on Vionda. . aon m.. (wen Kells @iivy (nee O Brie Mc ANDREW AR— 2 teed ' 1920, at 6128 Waashingto: McAndrews ei ey ~+ ms from: Se Roche's Chureh Wale Roseda * avenues VV ednesday morning sat 8:5 | MASA MEIMER , Puead la 11 at 1 \ia? Yr) Pe i? mother ef Sa lie Mann 'heimer te f Maurice and Gua Marx and Mre Thuredar ' m | ’ art > ' Littmeler rs ) : (iberbeck. | brother-in-! man (Cs rtrheler ( rs Henr\ 13. at @:30 1929 Wright Friends are (cg) ° 192 Doule\ar the late Cavalry, U Meve: Mav 10 lage wife of Second | O 'BRIEN- In her der ogy Monday 4010 Greg Sc apne M % oO 4 on Oc * A Funeral and interment Wednesday. May. 12. at Keokuk Ia | PRETERSEN-—Fortered into rest on Mondar May 10. 1920. Emilie Petersen of 100 Rremen avenue. deariv beloved daughter of | Andrew Petersen. aister of | Stock'’s funera! East Grand avenue. to Friedens Cemetery (cg Treat oo, Miondar Marie Quante Quacnte Quanie QUANTE May ! fnee \ and Anna | Meyer end our |} mother and Funera! | Mre. Meyer ' May 14 a’ l‘erpetual Heip (‘emetery Entered_ into 1820 at «+ °4% ; gener’ widow dear Senile Fennemann (nee Magdaline (nee Quants) ar rma dear aunt ’ } \-law greai-grandmother. age 7 from residence of he: O14 Bulwer avenue. or B20 a mi (church E:’ tered 1 \ionaday Ma’ 1920 at 9 caonet Repine beloved father of Charlies A and Jowephins Repine. and our dear father-in-law and grandfather aged & veare. Funeral from the Leidner chapel. 22.3 ITauis avenue, Wednesday. May 12. at 2 m Mount Vernon (Ind.)} papers please copy. (c) CHIE -Entered into rest on ay 1920. at 4 o clock a m.. techie. beloved husband of | Ritchie (nee White | Funeral will take place from residence. 4)08A Weat Koesuth avenue, | Thureday. May 13 am & to New Marcus Cemeter’ (ec) | SANDBRERG—Entered in Sundays Mav 8. 1920 Emma A. Sandberg deariv beloved sister of Mre 7. C. Groshone Mrs George W. Bauer ‘nee Sandberg (lara A, ane Joseph Sandberg and our n-law and aunt \fla y the famiil ‘nf rea? nr , , _- (‘ermetery oo } EDTJIE-— ‘ Dp m August haan of Bertha S&ch: and Mes. John Schmedtie brother and Prother-in-law 2837 South May 2. at ‘ermeter) 10. 18°20, fear bus edtie ? n of Mr and our dear the age of 36 irteernt! e _reert Funera! from ; 2 WO »? : . io on Wednesday ifaine SIMS Font 11, 1920 Sims. eon brother of Alexander Funere! 2835 Olive et: 10:80 a m , tery io TUPPER On Tuesday Mav 11. 1920. at 3:10 a. m.. Mary M Tupper (nee Kemper), | mot! of Robert A. and Henry FE Tupper and our dear mother-in-law, grand mother end great-grandmother and dear sis ter of Elizabeth SSreshecheniét and thienry | Kemper Funeral from street Mime rest on Tue \lay Sime. husban 4 of Ma arie i Mre B ns i? us Ned ereri into f;eorge F of Capt anc Ray and Pau! Sime and Ls from Alexanders funera eat on Thursda’ Ma Interment a‘ Val chape!. 2846 Mera-| Interment St. Gehken ater S* Charlies and Moberly (Mo) papers please CoD) (c) | WAGsES On Tueesedev 1:40 m Anna w beloved _™ - of . J agner, of Nellie iettine’ inee Wagner: Dave Wag ner, Hebert Wagner. Jennie Fckert. Alvina Kenzie Gertrude Cruvan4d Pearlie Pulken berry «nee Wagner... our deur sister, siste law mother-in-law grandmother and aged 65 \ears era! frot Wacker-Helderiea funeral par lore. 2331 South Broadway. Thursday, May 1% at | “fn 4 rY ‘no Re Peters i emmeter, feR) | WEGMANN Entered into Mav 8. 1920. at @ 80 an Wegmann (nee Weasels). early 2 “ of the ate Ylenry WW eemann ther of Barnard. John, Henry 1920. at | May 11, er Ingrund) inee Sunday nadina beloved . dear Theo | dare and George Wegmann end Katharine i | Zawedek! | | Bratowsk! | dear daugh om fron | thence ‘nee Wegmenn deat Ferrenbach ia and a’ andr orner YY othe r in reside: Ww oes pewda: Mia’ (‘rome ‘('hure Pieamee orm fron fa R93 2s road to Holy Entered ‘n't ; op at Zs. f inee Dass widet of Wt joved mother of Hartwe and Mre. B'anche Sto Virgie Smith Funere] trom Arti pariore 8846 Linde morning. May 15, at ‘ emeter’ Funera! pr’ ZAWADZEI-—Enrtered ; dar May ¥. 1920. at ‘nee Rretkowsk! | Frank Zawadzk!. and dear Josephine Hadwiegre. dear anda Bron ter of Jo#sev Wedneslay reaiden, Nationa Peter's (‘errneter’ PERSONAL PERSONAL Write “ee reat on Tuyueede* Alice (| Wohilsee larn and Funera. fart] to the Polish PERSON Aj, —Constant : urday important Don't tail Irue PE RSONAL— Informa’ re ardiag ™ her. aboute of Lena Aneche ® Bertha Eithe nieces of Moses Aneche!. will De appreciate Moe . Olive #' ~ ADOPTION ADOPTION .._1Wanted to yee habr bey about € months oA: will pay #810 foe to formetion Boe ©-.2¢67, Post Dispatch. he LOST and FOUND : OO ey > . | LEAD on 4 » NE ek ie2) a Cts titi, — pe TATLOR FERS. Wants dear roother ' _ a ee ee ee ee ee ee ee - > “ : sT Lovrs | 21 POST-DISPATCH » |CARPET CLEANING—UPHOLST'@ GYORE Car Carpet nt \Pivt aa aR 280" Deliiar aii, ee LOST AND FOUND OO ley —S. = LOST CUFF RITTON. ameut, Re 4 5; liberal reward oad et. Se Lan t« * ato. pion RING Lost. Tnan cA Teward (all Riverside 19SséW — -- ome DIAMOND RING. tf: ful - turn, keenmake. in full yelue foe ie: BONDED Mating Ce — ae 2 low Heturn te room |! yD >. °— Sidney te eter 3 Bank Ridg or ) nr A LANGAN he a t Stomes (G Delmar of to! ir rnerce ’ Third Nati sonal | LOG— Lost iredaie. Return to 8536 36 Mor- "how in our new house. 53m gan D And rec aive @ reward » CORD—The ays. careful mover. ~ big truck. DOG—Lost; small biack = with tan’ _Cabany 8 565 i ad feet: answers to nh reward. BOUTH SIDE eTORAG A AND MOVT! abany Si7J Sige Bo CO, 19068 Bidney at reproof warehouses. DOG—Lost, Boston bull, white markin Victor 607. Sidney 235 (cB) weight about 25 pounds: name Buster. ATLAS EXPRESS 4380 Laclede. sill havi ward Return to 4445 Eads a eee e by hour or contract. Call. eh DOG-—-Lost: Boston female; one white. one, _@#t 3702 and get our price. : vrind.e eve: anewers to name Bo-Peep: re- ALW. AYS bert service “neving storeg ° and ward. Return to 2400) Cor a iipping Preeser's 2220 Olive DOG—Lost: white poodle. black and yellow | 87 Central 553 ears and white and vellow tati. Baeturdar | (LET 1 us meve ) «ive us @ tral. eatiafac- elfping. from S725 Chamberiatn. Cabany; tion gusrantees. be moved aa low es 83 « & Express Co. i8ay ; Sh peed (e442 AMERIC STOR A‘ an oe Arepree? ware- dark brow! bod’ tan lege white abeur hous a. ma@uraence, guarantees! me, - ead. heavy in whelp. anewere to name of; tng get owr rate. ZirS Otte mmont 28}. Rar! exceptioPa!l reward Centra! G20. eM) ,- —_ inline gy ALVASCE Moving Co. $46.50 load. ot con- ' tan tract: furniture in exchange Homoent > ie 5 ae 7 Bi Comens MITUAL Moving and Storage Co. pac ——s s-ive'ng and general hauling 23) Fa to S520) tan Cer tral 47] faOING TO OR Oe eer i, Wednesday. Costello. 1812 vated ~ keepsake. 2 STORAGE ANO MOVING | Ft i i i —~— ee —— —_— = a’ | ’ Siew. Ms Rr el > load. « ‘ oving LWG--Lost, foxhound, 2 weeks ago, from FE). Perk Hane _ Sidney iieville, In county; Walker female. stock of acres ree apaper. returti & pair ¥ Tapped in ares. reward on = ; ne. 8328 W E MBI. EM : ght. -G1WA Ada nes ef ASSES -lLoet: at ! ittle ‘ ‘reve (-oeur Sundar 4 al any Le ie) R—Loet brown fox: between Cheuteau / nd Spruce o7 sth = eft Nie 10 about eturn to 424 8 Teh reward ic? rtotse § | el! in case. Lielmar Nonday afternoon. | Cab any haar . l.os'. Tuesday with pear!; auto ride ““ALAPORNIA? Share through car with me to Las and save 8) to $1 on vour bouseho!’4d and automobDie e) ipnient MIN DILIN Olive Balad & ta 7 LEONUOR) STORAGE ©6 ~—Fivepreot ware houses ter eafe etorage of fu ‘niture. aute- mobiles, beages. planes. ship: service efficient, Constgan your oods clede ava tian us Jt DSON Freight r orwar Boatmen: es Bank Pidg.. Main 12454 Central roods and automobile shipments forwa greatiy reduced rates to Califora’ a4 ! afternoon at Sherman Pacific Ceast point« Texas. Oklahoma Park reward Phone Mul v lector 3446R (viorado throveh oars no tranefer HAND BAG—Lost, leather, containing kes s: | 1 Fogle aseuring «afte tranepertation: reward : ier $5 re EYEGI La ae. a” ‘ - “) 5 ; ied Gl ASSE = i.Oet - Hamiiton and Reward { Ol, 2D PIN ' ver leaf efturn from CORTP Lost leather: guit, et Saturdays ‘Dei nar 4 $ reward: green ing Co. | Oss discovered on Grand 4Qs. ivd ntaining ba se ha - — KEYS— A ete — ae Cabany S268 W Ay: and roitanic. Ber ioe SOlns *asi. about 2:30. " ra i2th. bet@een Clive and Lerust .- : — . PAPE Ag ljet. on Laciede ear STOVE REPAIRS | Sheds Pin ning. o1 or on Hoé@iamont car. reward Delmar INSURANCE : reward VW VW | Lost. bunch of keys. Monday eve. 2 SO PPLY CO--8teve repairy 4048T. PENCIL--Lost: gold, Eversharp. ieft! United States nk of St. Louls won pO = open to Mr. teller at bank: rewar 'g) CC . 7 Leet, woneh containing relics; | ee. UD iT J N G AN fc) - A A 20 v N TING na ax Lent Bale SPECIAL attention | te opening and Phone Olive or Centra) Taw ects books . Stover. Waters. ‘R®) Aon’ t know the exact amount let me know where you will} - oe leave same; will receive reward Box I- | LEGAL Matters, damages a pogeeee | carefully attended to: aavies at 48. Poet Tianatch PINCHERS t hestnut s 806 Chestnut: n atiers: collections; exp wi - downtown. . Sta. one ew lost Lost, gold. chain and | hetween Bremen and Salie- Ziet ef: reward Highlands of! reward, Lin-'-= — Rt monday | CENTRAL lew ‘Rureau. ¢ , , “hrine, lady's: Soring: keepeake: _ DANCING» a aa Oe were - eet ; ~~ od i ee an ee) DO 1 dance the latest ences? ‘ and Hamilton. reward ‘ | I took 6 toh Oe a) As mee private clad achoo!, Vest Pin ne. “Lindell Cabany oe wt = ; a BUH! = ru KETROOK -- Loat with fishing ite ene DANCING coe sone. aftern ane other Par ere. between Chouteau and ' quicsest method. 418 Cal 4° 4 be ston = . St. TAu Eee . Lost : nt Kresge's Saturday | } RIV tit DANO) ING - @4@lo 115 Washin 0. it: hultz. 2026 Alice av é guaranteed in 6 lessons. Mra. Miller. For- PURSE-—-Lost. email. containing | $17. on | oft sy Pree as iis (02) Olive-velmar car. Monda> a. m:| PRIVATE. LESSONS Any hour, ie liberal reward. Forest 4ABNI dances guaranteed, reliable: oldest school. 'RSE--Lost, containing $87. If finder wil | 1901 lafayette. __ 163 return to 4017TA Lindell bi.; ilberal | DANCING every - Bunday Fr n c need the monev badiy._ day and Fyiday. North |ROMAN SILK SASH—Lost. Monday, y: hand Salisbury, ire anne Library;-reward, Return &249 _Clement; take Lee |_mond Forest 4449. CLASSES. Princeas po 447 aton, SWEREATER—-Loet; girl's eday and Thursday eves ah Bellefontaine (‘emetery method. best instructors; auie car: reward. Return eeictric ane. ict TOP RAIL--Lost, off truck; about 5 feet LRARN TO DANCE — Modern” metneds, reward. clasee® every evening: dae 3 heey any ; Linde) long color atee) gray. inde}! hbeur, ™) competent instruct Acpens Phens an gold pin in shane of ke, rin--Lost ’ Thursday night. Pershing Thea- a'l with pearl, : or Delmar Viies VWeeteort Utne, nd > ; Cab- Ray- ” green eweater in or on Bellefontaine to fh a6 _Minerva Sa? 190 N Vande, enter ie) nm —~-~ = Dane Tt MRRELLA blue silk. amber tips | 4358. © Palace. 3517 Olive “ and handle; 5451 Deimar. t\;------—-— AD ic) | CAVE Dancing Acafemy Olive and 20th & on Florissant spring fleor, grand orchestra: dancing > hon: rewaré. Gay afternoons and every even! _ Mondars; instruction classes ever: > een ———«=-« Gay and Fritgy evening; admission, urday evening: int- SOc: ladtes Zic, |} _Albers. . manager } . lL. l te te | BERNHARDT’S. St Loulw lea din moved to larger cooler location ng thes S blocks east of ‘Irand: ne phones rummer, dancing Mondays. Th Saturdaves lessons every ay. , Lowt reward. L_eowt. (,eraldine AND CHAIN. Tartridgwe and ATCH oan = ae ‘ skirts « specialty. vw IRING — =) id hor ine , wiring: « ° lec ‘trie fixtures s+ reasonable prices. Cabany 5745 J. 1447 MEDICAL — Hiac ‘ketone “e (®) ane aint FRANK ROBISON Electric Co. estimates) WOMEN AND GIRL S cared for during con- made evenings 182] Breadway. Fidney finement. Liberty Hegspital, 4267 Deim S828. Central 2452 i __ 12) | LET a real ao your electrical THEATRICAL | | CORNETIST 4¢ liberty work for eetee and be esatiefed | Gertres + sings gegements. Debergen. 4885 ly f R Williams lage. Delmar 824677 (sk “BHOW, Wid. = Stete pe ae \ling a Poet-Diapatch. r rest R1AnAr + ¢ Ba 23 THE Ede. Cooke Electric Co.. licensed and SINGER Wd. Contraito. winger for mare erienced . ’ : Hee er and a Nochele wn er woo Re 21894 Re “bali yd $018 et ea ary if ta $200 Res sv 109 Fost KATOLIN @& BONS. coptractors an me Big BOOKKEEPRR—#t be young aes. 2. feneral hous hope Las nf Sos sa ¥. * single, empieyed tomporarits % pjeses’ ee ~ éesires permenen: onen otferita@ future, PhURNACE REPAIRS 6 years experience in keeping and ces. Nationei and «| other makes. office work; full ehar or eaelie. N a cl al em ¥ INE noricea v INDOW the Real S47 I TAndeail acer (er = aon .. Roy _ Rex © 7. Poe. sah TER it. ond jevber: ; work ue Benes Forest @ SERPENTS cabinetroaker, ” xind of fever wast _Maere. ‘he > 7 CARPENTERS 4k oy ee a iiverwadeBot_1: ‘PRINTING AND ADDRESSING —HEAPEST pi tn town for nti a4iol & ©o fod Sp et. Cent Sghés ‘ aor ae a res airing es | Gnd cotimate: open a / ences, co 4 after r & _dardteli Fas . PaPERED on CHAT? at privete driving, — Pierre campies bx Cape | Grive ony meke car after ¢ Pp m.. oF ae es ee: Ru néere Ridner 4 Lb bad Me Zo) f TEED paper « ¢ eaning $i up Union | CHA TIPE R-- Te years " exparionce, * 1. Mitier, ett Cotes, “Lindell | ,povicien ih gues Sailly of TRANING 2 Week beaten. CBAUCPPECE-Besires position + th private ¢ wif i pen Me ' fom yr or tr ick riving* car arive er” re. dine!) at3 rs an; meke * pueee » yeare e890 ence - * o a ome oe Pv, “ ~~ Paver Cisaniam Ca COPet®: | nae Bond as 7. nteed. open Sunday Grend . wrk Awd coed oune — “ ® Seo “a, a ‘'ernreens Sean ore coo references . CHIEF PROD! CrIos ¢ '” “nane "2 ~~ ‘TMi w | . olurea LE PaPER 4¢ T paper, and pein reaeo ane MGA Page & “wall gus renteed : ; ; at TerArcn' ing ‘ pater Re ner anime af mte@rt ar eEMAN- “et Mr yy of ale fem» " - ertiees ef eo 4.44 n c) DAZ\ER-I/BRPAIN end Painting Ce > a! tork guarenterd, ois Faileoury. Centre Paper <\eeein ‘oome cleaned 6! ona | Sin ft!’ afver 6 2 tan of F sinaand _ATTOR} NE EYS AT LAW Tues no misrepresenta- Ts Call walter 1 Fi * : aoe Se asp Pe Ay ~~ . a Bi ’ : ou" . = CR NS rR NR ore 2 ape et tiiatiatte e eee ewan age ; - ae a eee a a ~~ ioe

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ee QO eS yee => ON Pee te ee = - 2 roetTiioT ee- THE “WHO'S WHO” OF __ HELP WANTED—MEN. BoYs BOX AND TRAY MAKERS Steady work good wages. P. CMU RPHY TRUNK CO., 13th | land and Papin. (e2) | BOYS—For nailing crates 116 Pine BOY—Over 14: short hours. 8137 S. Grand BOY i —4 elored i314 Pine BOY—To run errands. 823 Merchants-Laciede mor: fes) a bers S10 | ber week. Na-| “4. "tienel “Printing "C a?) ae Y—Por drug -— ane BOYS FOR Apply men in privete family wee Ground house: refer- . (2) os situation on pou'- Steck. A. Fielecher. Boy S—We are 2, need a few F is oe of age. en . Married: bave experi- | or work ef any kind. ch. M an . ‘equired. Gast, rand ané@ Russe! oe all oe | BOYS—To icar learn the FF, _chance for ~~ ae 706 st N, BOY- From 9 till 6 Sun Pharmac. Grané —_—_—>—_ —....... can supply i- _ ve rel lable HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS MR. “te | Dispatch pressroom. more gf00d ijire the work is light. idered. clede and ‘Vander enter 'BRASS MOLDE 4537 YOUR ee FORCE ISA Z i 1 ae ee ee ————— te 3 in ¢ oN tid ‘A MIGHTY FACTOR—Keep that force efficient t — WANTED|| PRESSROOM. F R ANZ. Post- is inc reasing our Ppredection a and bors. A READER.—W r= J Colum MRS. E. Cc. A dated 1834 is worth in our Der day: $10 per week cents weegiv increase for bors eccompanted by parents | Chester Kni tting Mi) ls 7 he have experience and > , ‘ in versity geology —— - TM apateh Wroming Sidney 122 Victor 1799 Te Werk in 4d store. evenings. rarcit Pharmacy. 1 N. Grand BOYS—And ~y 4 for rt iectory work Hager Hine 7 De Kalb st. ; | ERIC RicK SETTE Station. on K «& eee En , BU SHELMAN-— at on - ta) patch a , Howard Fire Rric . Harrys Milier. 4111 Blanchester ‘ RS—Good vazes Avply G Greer ance erreooe line Evens | is indu str: a! ANNIt ts Take Good pay: = ood chance _ BI SHE! L MAN - wlmar r 2428 clethes App! Et Moore tallor shor 'Y—. 1310 s 4 CABINE T MAKERS—And CABI NE TM \KE *R Jefferson Hote!. ABINETM AKERS—Machine ha hands and fin- CARPENTER- Or bh R—-Or handy ma CARP ENTERS— Fou Four reproduction of anv STEADY known when tracks will be } A. B. Z.— When couples are bands should own wives. BOBBY —tTrv from your george chioroform Sea printed in this CRIPPLE SOLDIFE Land Office, Inter L Aigo to run errands: goo oo! SDDiy all week. Imperia! Ny. ‘. Broa away. ad floor. ic?) bench han as: 18th et (cB) ad machine hands: (c2) for 1317 N out not lStn ’ men wk ioedde & Co, I c+ work App! y “6u- 12th and ! Steady .0- 4 hirhest Rutger _——_—_ ——_ ST15 oF “ % on repa! rs. can vdian Wages inet Co.. ic4 = ., . 5401 n. good 12¢2 "aloes ar & toes ralty train: | gtere: references 1827 or advertising BOY—ié. railroad office; give age, attended: salary ; 8h. Rox 0-147. : epmne clerical a BOY—4 lored: 14 ¥ ears: reference. Store . a0 | Deir ‘ar m & BOY ed To le learn printing ‘trade lia»tne House_ 7 hal Mhoutean _ay BOYS—Colored, | ight wor x, a moc pa) t ‘av ‘oe > NX st. th Tieor_ bors— (olered, to SS to J. Rager. alti 7 N Taylo ; “on ENTER " @eboois | . on 2. 6039 Drug CARE 4 ett Fden ~~ b- ARP ENTER - “4 ‘dalimioene Rox 3? errands ~ ashington APD! y reom , Sate : =e * home aking er bring édresema or 3 te week or BOY a ~ boy. artistic designer, “ft. Bi _ — gowns, sults, =. your BOYS—Por stock room work in large whole- - best references. néell | _sale house Apply 1215 Locust et 101 Fullerton ASSIS J PA INT ‘-ECR— Apply c ARPENTER- 4; 00d 21004 _Adelaide. For repair work. Ce | “all after a Suburban Steady. repair % &@, in, t= llega! HE sk N can ive $ —— ~The notic — : ; ja fn) ish. Contract ine or x - ay rece Snar 3 a, ry ist work. | | al Picts & garage AA —If shea 's desertion. not need to support DEBT.—The ith the eHOoD a , ith a o ™~s * Box r ot”). ‘ Py had , "ER- R—Apply 4 4! 00 “Lacied ats —An A Reip arou ond #0 Shenan doah filed w — ‘BO —Teo were tn grocery store > and del a tor or clerical | ROVE Conred’s i141 U nion (o3 Zz Lagi tile house; good " gbance Apply Shap eles dw aR 4t cb) = —About ad opiiniins. stead | Derienced tire mercan ath aa Singh in — Write or ‘call beret | clean, waate ‘tree 14054 eonboaaina — iy ae ee Koken. Sth Seer. ; vv Willing ___ Box CHAUP FFEt R— of age. Cepots and m BOTS—For errands: ® to 1i per week. epportunitr. Apply $14 N. 6th. Sth floor ‘» iT : yeare of “a as Hardware advancement Shapletgh sth ard Wartington For raint factery. ‘ampbdel! Paint Co Room = eady ork as Main Mi (jrat) wash to take ee ‘or rt ape lesourt. rea: it @o bundies a: > ' hor -Colored, or young rn an vators. and work on foor Ter Ce. &i! Wash! ington. | BOY—Or young man ‘to 4rh on. ois a week. Wertner’a a | Soveloce az 14 years “old: good pay Sede! = | Rhoe wy! ae. Co.. Rroad way and Hick. ory. . 8a _ (2 sot Nee apt earance. to work ‘in st must be over 14. Busy Bee Candy Co. N. 7t er. BOY— About } i? + ence in bindery _Pine st. BOYS—To w Machinery Gravois. BOY—Messencer for | larce office. . advancement. st be 14 years or | Apolv 4th Ry hie Locust at od BOYS—To work in brick yarc Progress work to tale | Press Brick Coe. 3305 & King s nighwey. of BOoY—i? or 18. oe in ship: pt | ary is to Crunden na Gratict en energetic, ___App'y “DA 28h} Re to Ff run €\* Re hwerdtmann n —- ac. — recer. ark e¢. Ore > oe Pric Year rs s of are. Greeley some tery exper! 1515 ie? COAT. rock in machine | shop Hope & Columbia and Manufacturing ) “7 ae -i* > , ‘ RR =, accounts Sen's D COLLE Rs— ®alary iarar 17 La . ADD.» ™. i“ CO] Chance for o\ er ng ro room. sal P -Martin nn Sao : advanc , > ‘om: merctal BOTS — -For + wholesale house a6 off wo salary S50 _. a ‘Box Lt 42. ieee. Dis BUYS—15 years oie. .or effice work: galarr per month, permanent postticns with ' Rox 1-189. Post-lie 2) ivancement. _BOY—To run errands: must have perm: a b06 Equitadie Bide over 16 Apply ocus’. fe eS) | ' 806 ' BOT —Office boy. offic as cook by the week. | ge Bids. er clean 1é SCH a: > de- 42) | » >*- _ 4 P.. : home work: envelopes ; @ise cepy work. " OO K— Experien years, ears. for « gultable and Locust sts oR ha 4) vnc presse. must be Err pire Stamping. Tool Ce.. TT Gevrer ‘ A “54 nts WORK in” ‘ST. tio: SE MR. BIR ERY to work in =a wae GNER ELECTRIC “FG. ,*. Oo PL is oid. an! N R. mn R Ferguson, ee as COOPER — colored, te work ee r ea Cabdany in anes F Ae sample carriers. must ~e 14 Write | years old; $250 dar. appiy St. Louis Port of land Cement Co. one mile nerth of Baden “4 use- | BOT Orcs be boy for ' wholessis | paper —= | @lendid chance for advancement: state ee. torre f | expected and experience. if any Post-Dispatch. _ie4 | BOY—16 vears oid desirous learning Bee business $16 a Apply Assoc Pare _Post-Dispatch _Bidg. — att oe yeare old and = omvtons ath Apply " 2 be oe ° .0n, DISHWASHER ‘auran DISHWA. ASHER— and room. | DISH W ASHER- work Soy ON. with necessary. A Mercantile Cc Q. — ee DRAF rSMAN— ee ing mec are Disvate? ¥ DRI ‘VER Shav' > AteG. 4 Y.—Apt ioe for effice of larce electrica a chatece ‘Yor er ‘oe Fr = * wey ‘c2) Pine _i085 | 393 A DRIVERS— Re oF ase state where en ences Box RK — Registered right man references. ER, DRUG CLERK. MOTORS aND fountain. mus eee RS. SPLEN & RN + AN OTHE Ehexte ie’) BOY—Bright high-school bo. who with za! ate in June or wtande at in a ne seda foun ington. DR ‘GGIST_ 22°. salary Gress Box x. I t RE MMER Pi ww fremer The! pa pemnmanent) tter et the Wei! Clething Co imagton ay. any me Wedne BOY—1I6 years fer effce work i | mae A ir trian dev , Lowell Bicach. ak) oy BOYS ® to ae a ee wae a om ~ Ho BOY WANTED. ADDY Rh. £9 ‘an floc BOYS—Apply 1 1019 Washineton I tt : ‘oremen, who fTuct en men St ‘“~or ER rR, A ‘ D | “oe Ten ERRAND referen «« Wash: naten. . — : prune ~~ hoes experience. . Se . HA — Must Dave experience greantve Transfer « -——— ~— GARAGs MAN _Dight. . ee ai \@p., MEN (“ha wm pt ‘S bi Tr] Dea + SIRS! S CHAUFPET R—Colored.: changer p 2¢ Rubber Co. | CHAUF PE . R—Competent to do yard work little night drtvin eave refere fer haul! must C ‘LERK—W ashing? en Un iverstty ©.74 CLERK—Hailroad news star and mea} ~ aOR In BDoOe good perme nent. m) for 7 UMMISSARY me Station Apply 119 Lafavette ay. ERS—11 6 Pire. | DISHWa AsHERS_— High and TI. 8122 NN DOORMAN ~-Middle-aged. some experience pref erred. DY: _ ina Washington Experienced hanica! im application ¥ Irtve shaving w wagon rec and _Sawdust ck Co. -Heary a ages ard Ro iDloved bers. _ Buc! i? ar DRO © "LERKS—3 ‘ain. Lehmann s. Reeisterea. ek rected ELECTRICIANS TS CAR CO ENGINEERS — Superin: endent_ ami Louis Coke and Chem ica! —— | FINISH HEALD « GRINDER. Works. and Cass “a ON ae a " NOTE MD FINISHER _ Tee \—And laberevs>geeay ithtal Parter~ Russei/ Grove cer vo Margantord. walk | No other transfer for tire ser ice. wey Te ateel , ar white: | an costs $2 You ' License C Ollector’s o mnees an salary ox Post- ‘Dispa teh. e, married r man. 50 rears ng freight. muert now ® minor repairs on Mack and fo! ‘nis class of work =) per week: ho: ~~ M Sa. Tan Product 'owner as he is. but Tilinots law he must her on his death. R-@. Whit in is Ty : the city lisher cated ! matter vour ed it is protected N w res at least divorce. te’l wour law nm police Dispensary —AlImost one Nat and coa! - Office: P ‘ost-Disvatch - ‘ gu , for a have to a common © app.y t nion factor oOppertur nton st Answers prepa fion questions of pu treat pudii when ac G ‘uch t ‘om panied R. A suspec tentiol Sad specialist 4 PATIENT -The le “MAKERS Hope j with iretla corm mispion ADerien e . “sz = +, Young ‘nea - Gow oO teed; chance for big badie e "eer, ORED M AN | APER § STORE , WORRIED. and Washing MANAGER —AD B:3 “ec Teo At once for ema)! Kinloch € iil HELPER—For restaurant Peo or a | Steady ¢ a >) [i eZ etperten ed ne PER—In rug-cieanin perience necesear HEI ——_—— ee - a DESIGNE eae engraver: ex. perienced. W. CO., Apply F. JEWELRY ee USE aND YARD Hi »? “MA! references required ANSWERS TO QUERIES | As we have no information | bureau, sible to answer quertes Query for Sunday must be T.—There is ne premium on a | fromm the wine bees does bian half dollar dated 1893. J M. MARTIN.—There ts a course at Washington Uni- Sandmeyer, 7 READER — the Grand avenue car aid farther south. walking the hus- waik with their to remove the stain answer column April 16. (Prepared by a member of the St. Louis Bar A The brother tn German: leaves wit In th Recorder of Deeds. is necessary. A READER OF THE POST-DIS- PATCH. "es photographer's can get A. B. C.—The wife is as much an if he wishes her ROSE.—Get a lawyer. where SOng , awver that \arriage. MEDICAL QUESTIONS ment of indiridyual discussed. ac expe nose thoreu azhly ee _ || MAN—Hanay, about 45, to look shop. machinery and ead y work and good ~~ Box a + ost -Dispatch. | MAN— Young. about 19. fer clerics bank: good future fer right in own haadwriting. give expr: iris. adie ~~ ‘alary expected Box F-108. Pos , MAN—White-: for jan! tor work: 37 Department of Pathology. Wasi ington Yersity Medical School. highway MAN. -Young; merchandise ‘rience and salary ost-Dispatch. MAN—Young. lal course, to easist fn office. ary. experience and references _Poet- t- Dispatch M4N—You ~Young: for sistant to bookkeeper to }. Address in owns _O. lo*. _Post- Dienvetch : ‘Roc ERY , in - iITEL AND al MOLL GRO FRANKL LIN eat. must o at rong ead health, het Decesear. * Nolesale shoe R a,” if is impos- by mail or telephone. matied a week beforehand. OL ALL ALi e have not the , Washington, D. Cc. 'Tegarding homesteads. for information If the wine |; not contain more than % of per cent alcoho! you may make it. DEARIE BROWN f £o0d bours: 560-cent piece! from 50c to 55c. | EYES.—A 18,7 is worth from | a dime of 1881 from Lincoln pennies »f . I > cents and Indian- heads of that date if they are proof coiIns are worth 25 cenis. JOSEPH C. SCHAFER.—i Exner en od “dle setter and gene Dair man pr efer ome WO has had ei pDerter im can manufactur ing, State ®xpertence and salary expected Hox Pp "ost - rt - Ti tevaich M AN " not 1 piecs two married - - Aww oe + for draft n s st with to Dok radust e. ng shop experience not necees_ r: manual training graduate 15. Phone Bomont 450 2a nue! ‘te wal . capabl 7 Randi "e pressure boi! ler and sitmp!a mac hi ner ‘Ng to make bimself genera!’ v usefy) empioyment with good firm. wages asked. Box F-107. Posr- Dispe piece of — R.—Write to TU ior Departmenr., EGAL INFORMATION. Lo ut s : Drancn o Want man who has had exper: enc manager as wer! a8 credir and experience; repiying. give fyi! parti Box N-a38. Post-Diseratch MEN — ands With ‘en's _ 1817 ung and ddle-aged. : long rut “2047 (lark ‘ utters ngs ssoctation,) > a the quarrelsome in the furniture he has anv). then he creates a di«- the matter to the MANAGE \GER—Po- N F S.—Buv brother's interest and the house (if him out f report @ as you sent it the estate put turbance poilece TEDDY.—t¢ +1} tooth whitener | has no medicinal! vaine it does not come under the Pure Food and Drug | Act: otherwise it does. rven in the latter case the ingredients need not be on the label. R. S.—The first notice was legal! tnd if you do not vacate at the end ‘of 30 days the landiord can hare yOu put out. If he lets you stay in for a longer time you will have to make some agreement about the rent. |. MEN A WIDOW.—if your husband sola | |__D¥_* his share of @he property in his lifs MEN—Young. for light time, we do not see how the agree- __mer Dry Fiate Co.. Ohio and ! Miami. ment can be changed now so far as -N—To work on ice wagons; good w to ~et more money for rour babv i 3110 Arkansas av Perhaps we do not understand you: | | MEN—Husky. to assist guestion correctiv _H. Dtller_ A073 East — INTERESTED.—If the correspond- age aaa N apholsteris ence school has not sent you the VEN a SS ros text books after rou signed a con- Call leno 7, Vnedienmees tract and paid them $5 vou can un- ee aan der the circumstances decline to ——io ee abide by the contract and demand the return of your money. e of h'« written no a ~U the renter a4 aan ie Raw) ‘? aePut "a2uUse. at case he does her Who are net afraid of work - unnecessary. Appiv 2321 M WEAN -Who are not_afraid of work. App! v y 33233 =. MEN— ence unnecessary MEN AND £ BOYS—Appiy Foisom and wrence. Ss MEN—White: for trucking _ work. 110 Victor MEN—Young, to Jos. B. Murphy — To work itn furn! te 915 N. Sth st. will should be P-sAa. and license it at the City Hall. tn - factor. Smo W Ma n ure ware? ffice, tur 1wouUuse. under the new | will his half to | to get it all have the the pub- nvV#stigate the is copyright- or s’ate re. residence vou wi it was ery ~*ear 7 ar ‘Peckham uTa a Wa-ehoose al: 0S)! 100Y. _= ai! ' parmanen: Post - Dispat. __! Ot apt MEN - Aged red by a ph ystcian of authority Heaith and sanitea- interest will be considered. Diagnoses on ases will not be given. GYuestions that cannor oe on fx if showing evidences of sin ‘erity, will he answered WEN AS - ehweas- : , "fae stamped envelope opiy. F you oose): aiwats at- | usi ag on vour roat O1 lA! , — — oni the wholesae ; dii ; au” by ondit rt medi and The lo face wou (ion ld not [nm as ‘2 ? 44 el le » Le Mull ; for news agent on rai lon@ run: cagh for security and biuve Appiy in persen. 22 S 18+ st MEN—Young. fo Stock S@.49fieS *o s’arr on. L- ir anohy sho.iid deter- HELLAR —You be thoroughly examined mine the cause of the “tired fee! a!) er It may be one of man things. such as malaria. con tipa- Tou d eat plair te should e bowels free and exe: is good howe! HERMAX (mms to aoeers - Mia medi ~a! o* LL. eeat- Dispatch and vlore? tion a food, "j]se B. E suppose worms F ncdow Clean! keep th . Walking Ww -~-Ry Worms Te Ou mean pin or thread : , on Or ‘ese a grain 0 san- pa “ki re reom . 1ués Pau! st . fer | pipe-thread experienced iu M? x ler and Chestr it voung men. at 23m Fu Frisce News Se ng carefu! ith {cre Da, men 2 who want naking b i o.. teh wky me learn — discuit LLoose- W ikes Biscu: tape worm an cause system e& ire for this co! vairs atic tape worn umn April 18 was printed in . : ane | under the head a eee a —— HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS _ il i i ee ee $22 _—_—_— —— nendent Pac x a ME N—YOUNG- . ING. STOREKEE WAGN EF. ELEC ‘ MOUTH ——™ ee me ee ee wacn OO POEM «. Steady work We par experienced : Press Brick. co take Ferguson car get ert _R._dridge, walk north to | MEN—Young ta to learn who! —— shoe ness: must be ambitious and wi i fase hance for advan “emen- vb nson &é Rand 1501 Buck. MEN —Colored;.to shovel . Apply 119 Lafavette a, MEN\—Factory work. oO B tory. Tl Spruce st Sey _MEN—For chemical . > ing plant: steady all year around. MACHINE OPERATOR —Hand-s-rew ulie aie to set up ‘Ss own work. Koken cc. Apoiy at factory effice. Ohio end Sidney - 2 MACHINISTS—@ 5 ma achi ni rt sand x be: erma k ers. } u & road ~~ s Ts ro ‘Bao! —~ "Mt « N > - s work. 1402 N iz 77 department “ott leaning a. "hs _ PAW) iO hop now work! ng 8 bourse Write A R R S18 Secur _ Bell phone Main ~ MAC HINISTS Pianer and milling machine hans Work a-30 engine lathe men: open shep hours > week Ss. Louis Car Co 80m) ® oadw | atNTER ANCE MAN-—M man Remi¢y’s

fer die as Ww “3! ust be good ali- Market. Gch ana N- —stays on 3 Dia Kingsbury pl. Apply rou nd Ninth. — 19 —— HUUSE AND YARD MA referen se recuired 1% ae ‘, ngesus -oaklin Lafavette ay. “E MEN—For . a. a eI or Sf ae Ww h co.ore i. 220 N. Spring or night. Mc Kinle: ucas. . a Lia — or St Louts “SEMAN— White. | Soa rd Apvpiy Buckingh chwayr and West Pine. JANITORS White. ib Ride JANit VR—Or Waxes. ADIT 3i2 N ood wages. - Bear roadway. —Geod wages Sth th st Goed- « ‘ nd a porte Leader no yo ing ma? but Lev !s-Zukoak or HA aMMER DRIL . Stelle *_K A borers Springs. [1 7 JANITOR— Whit te: er month. all 2 la‘ y Dept. A. te) in Linde! ” ‘ 8 DO «a. Lamp Dir... 6: Erze!. OFFICE BOY—Must be over 14 ‘on v office Lev ts-Zukegk: Mercantile Co. Waeshirgton a, OFFICS —~ yyy oe work. cKinie, — ees = Lead ee _@0ed chance fer a: 190y Sorte H. : Mn - t Rave references RB. . thee ave te 5 years’ ’ work LABORER t Handy. _ tell iver. TT ™ a N._ 13th LABORERS Quarry: brick Bres. Cons: Tuctton @&perience wo Waah.- ee “give ret im ret letter. Ad. M. Post- -Dtepa cet eb. i-8 anc. violin ". Box F 2 F P -D nleed al + ERS—_To bw ss: rrr ‘xr ™Alatenance m-« nemen. Ff . t «o epen shop: 48 bourse a week cht. Apply ' Broa tway ic2 Po) exper: enced neat LABORERS —| > Pant rack LA BORERs— | Lum ber | _pilers a and pian: pianing mii] Lumber Ca. Page ay H )}|\-Rehkan Wabash tracks. nen have aod ‘75 Westgate. North Park. ics for machine shop and highaer Ce —. L ” ais Broads a\ Hydrau!. ie > Press Brick ‘Co King s Bighway and Frisce R. ‘on OFFICE BOY efummen Centma got SHOoOF _ Johnson. .208aD.e of ‘ rs al deli: or orn week hand!t Bileetrie Sf o;. Soe NL ) Elderly. te r unm elevator: $12 » oer treo _ Steffens aesist ‘2 shipping room _ Broadway MAN-—Te per boul Davis, 21?7 > at nights 334 Frankit= a> et —= R. | ict — — o4) | hand-se Apply te ¢ &s York tn ck «oe. “Steady Natura! ~ATHE he Fm *)\ ret-e i te sa) . OPER sTOR - —Iniana | Mach) ne ual. Pro- a ase. reltabie. expert. orks. “roadway and Casa, ard. Prog- P ing’s a — . | Virginia Power Coa. Div at soler's mm. | a cae Restaurant. 1586 19th snsoneteesian ; onl. MAN—To 2 aat S- pastry eo West | Pack Saat E expertenced ‘nn ga >» See Me >. 49 S Th ac _ and Ph —s CAYER-OrT > For \ustin Cail Caban ay =u Te werk m machine shen on “Shee Macht!ne-~ 3o2T For I ca Apply af iag i , CO., eourh to SBi¢ | oi aborers ork: , 1218 PiLERs—_c siumbin Bex Ca. LEATHER Wo ‘earn bag making: g: HE RKRERT.- - es | Sekt esseamcd seer ns can | Reon: 308 ton . Ga le oe RKERS—To | WAN—Te learn + park: od Wages. sae | tan e. MEISEL | "== & - Motel Statier, Ih let Packace BOY—Per express °. McCarty ‘whelesalis a: ag _ work, geed «a PACKER — Eider! artes - act —i ~~ B _Poat-Depaten ¥ man ™ ” gneiet ite a. merctandige. tdea! conhi: “~2Tg. Boaz NN shipping departinen:. State age. x expected. Box N- tur- Dattern | 8: referenc ‘es. C4, as ‘o4i -e. ors. he and ne neat ¢ Ce.. , on p ced rew -v-/Machine operators and set. up- ever Brow. Deus man for Cleveland Automatic e3 Tth an! and pa Tth and oe | ter - ym | work Coe ‘ @m.. G94 Suburban. fe Cari* PAINTERS—Union: first~ extperienced: one who sires « salaried position « 2 a | bouse: ex or ppoertun! The bh? =. mr ngfie! ; i. [PEF ITTERS week: piece Lowe Car Ce... site fel) TRO CKERS—_ Petck— Mower truckers: S0e¢ heur- oe one- . Apoly ment Office 412 ¥ TLOK (_ POINTER- soc per RRET | LATH® D AND > ROUG aH “FILE RS Am : 4d offi - ne accurate and week, rorK _or“n ‘4 4 OR —Col. food par. , ° —Competent Dernanen: S s a 4 he! pera, TEN ENEER ROOM MEN Hanpeter Furniture Ca TEAMSTERS— And And oft. bearer s _ King « highway. TENNIS RACQUET ®TRIVG v ARNISMHERS. PORTER— Pt "ORTER- 7a NG ‘rand ay S558 Giaiiant Wel z _& rari len POINTERS Two. "3 Broad owe an Grat TRUCK WASHER. a9 ae ntey__Cafeteria &b and work. gond wa | MU RPHY TRUNK .- and P I Papin. VARN [SHERS7 Geom brush hends "or street. open shop: as hours a w ° waliGed ans f ! ri 3s ¢ roe cy «ne A. - “4 . anc leventer a » Sy rnday irant. th we wn Ath ER-—Barber shop j@re ER— Drug store. Union and North Mar. PORTER—wWhi hare ence escteam . BSI USst some exper!- Co. . 23d a v., Mie C PORTH ar, | ored : one who . can Bash auro- nodiles: good Wages Anppiv 4127 Olfve. « Pr IRTER— oloredc. Apply Aberdeen Hore! __ 1534 Mar Market sr ss in | drug store 3187 Pe —4 PO ae) ‘ER —Coiored. ~ ~ colored: 40 per Friaco Hospital. Sa m3 ‘e2) ar once Good lifer Hat Co rom rERS —Four. gr bite or ests %. co .ored to right parts Rroa: iw a PORTERS i ot te ea ng red. Apply °\ j* “te ru to iaa rate Bik “steady Candy ¢ - a bad a for genera Herz *mpiorvn at. pay. oicred men far ‘AN TZER—And auto ye and able t Rox 0-224. Post. r .. PER R—S81I5 per week. room. =. i827 S. Jaffersen. Ww ,ITERS— And wal tresses: _commi ssion. we N NJ " WAIT ER—Steady work, g00d (erand | ay “ WAITER—4 Colored. ox ; ' len beck t Hotel, =—™ N s WAITER— Head Waiter: Hotel. ae Pershing a’ av. WW AITER—OC colored, for wears. ADDiy Shardell man Hotel, de! J w ATT "ERS olored: we pay ‘he 5 the etty reem Hote, 4145 Lindel! = Oe WALL W ASHERS— a; =iy 3 Association, th an a Ww AL I. PAPER cL a ase’ day up A t4t 6 a" PAPER ‘LEA? : ‘or residence work. 5) eeow Cleaning (oe. fleer “ AREHO™ SE MAN—St. Leute Preserving Co.. TOT Clark. * W ASHERMAN— Expertenced- wash laundry — a = 77s Natural ridge car te Buffer, 414 ster Carn ish: ~ iz hite ™an mn men’ Martin-Martin 1T2 » Marke! a terca anti Fax N sarge * r nf reiere ny e. ee ae WELDER —Apoly _ 153 Taam 7 N. PORT ER- —Young man, colored, for Witpo we LEANER Good. Ligh t porter work; must have ref "or eperienced man United : : e Windew Cleaning Ce 8135 ¢ ences and be Wii ing Worster 4 p- immediately to ADDISON’ Ss, WIREME’ "i W wee fe) maintenance Tee. = a open shop 48 A> -R - Bux x ng! 1am Annes. King’s ' ys = and mi 2s — —*' | Wwoopw RKING Mt MA HE — — .\ i." ) ' ‘ “sei netewen —teadv 1217 N ‘13 _ — WRECKBRS—3i0 Nie Senda? "G7E_3 -F ‘-EDERS— ess P > — r ‘ r . RES! Mi, a ‘inder. General make rea! wonev PRESSME™N : -viinder on roler rae hours a day. 5 dave a week. Deane Car tom iy > mT) North Marker es) work PR ESSMAN c must be competent. cvente $day ‘Deane Cartan YOUNG MAN—Whn « experience wa tne. 2 Mullanohy. You NG MAN—To drive ‘owe! age and salary expected. Bax Dispate ch a rou "NG MAN—To work shipping. Unien Cap Co. an eo 4° floor bf TOUNG Princ. i vew our is ... Sewe th PRES SER—Steady ork: goc good pa» a: Bros. tlue _Arsenal. a RINTER- For Ta private orinting n lant ermanen? om. at good salar App! -_. “oe £. rt "iL ” (Coe “hap- . Cm ‘ TER ae Bros. Engraving Co ath floor ARRYWEN. _Appi v Unto atural Bridge rd Pb EL.VING ¢ ~ LERA steaty job St. voll Se N. MAN—For generat . not necessary, 1558 era und a Quarry. " £ On a ; MAN -W iliing to learn i bh, having en. miceess loeally -Strong exper! en: ced ‘rug To @t Wsees 5 -* "23 has mder way for preferred Rox TOUCNG “MAN ne having | : mm. The men -« ‘SACK SEWERS A ponition for he Feat man anization at Midivy pushed 20 SS. (€Coemrmercta! Pa) Westgat “ Hote yn itions in bra way perience wi ; N tory, Apr SASi a ae é for 5 As D DOOR MEN—Exper. en. ed a MAN ; ~—— pes! Bons Experienced es:! records T sts and emal: plan work ApDDi} 8 ‘ ap able of pricing stcck and mai deer orders: must be ©Treuga y¥y acquainted with and desiring permanent po- Southern factory n one of Southern cities. Boz J a tea iseoe ou lLeweil Bleachers, * with ing #3 pertence sive t—- 5 perience end salary expected ‘etter Heer Stores Ce.. : ote : yes » stocx rear . a A _ speir | TOUNG MAN— senesintntasiieasina YOUNG MAN—Whoe is now, or ¢ , 1429 S. Bread mm? : to be «2 travrelin ne 0: flee. ~ ti | ° “din avod pp Bm * « “Experienced bea dawvera. inery Co ne aining under “ity Box Factory. 2000 Grath AN—-About 20 years “ x a learn the talking iy develop Casket work aT af mecnameces y- ' : : yllity in a Ma Yor must here Sigh or education and te ~~ to %e@ rare soegertunity for a ive wire I omer . ihepe tet e3) STOCK BOY — Famili: ar with “Pord ¢ parts ‘and Cun. eee required Box y see YEMA'& HE! HELP. The ¥. t. iett Lecust sts 2o¢d wore im bermes anf inet cleaaers. oc ani emergency wertere. — i i MEN. women. over men’ position es Jovernment «xama) Der. Louie, Wa POSITIONS OPEN te vou at week as «raduatece = eur courwe Sen@ for School of Filina. lite 4 , MAKE money clerks work, wal: Leuls News ¢s_ : ‘ve ‘¢ . , as ~ ~~ STOCK “Ait —Voung” man i; is care, A... shocks fii! wal Swite HMEN—? Permanent post e+ sw tchmen. SALESMEN Wan aA! ee AX... ae : ciey roars. = Po Pulierten ren &: — a eee SA LESM a X— Tox \N—Tecag maa to oe) ; Seceesary. Boe \rsAiLon— —eecy ; Tt AN=— 3 teams anc aad = “> mn boiders e138 a Wells. work. = Vaeotze | ~~" bly

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ATH aH ea cer office a* — oe > - “- ” ED.-WOMEN. GIRLS a ele . _ machine steady iiwe hs te le or pense, ONnvre «c) i;ranite - Dive or’ be | eres. | | Pie ‘ 1 ie At) 7 aa P - 4 0 ry ¥ ven "g 4 Pia. - =; Ce -" fre Bombe - a By es “ye " on 43 a we 7 ee a ee ee ee ee; ———_— ~ HELP WANTED—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP > WANTED—-WOMEN, “GIRLS HELP P WANTED—WOMEN. ¢ GIRLS | ATTENDANT. ural ural Bridge CLER K-E Experienced typist. 1 921 21 Locum KILL) LER- “AND 00D SALARY. / | BILE « i os © BL NDERY etme samen position LERK; EXP ‘FoI _f IDE LITY RLS: "aceeiey Pri Pine RINDERY Lie ine sikGERT week: t ad and Vine —For orphan home. 4447 Nat- GIRLS~ For traveling show: fed) “rapid at acock'# ifr ee ERI. 6c ‘ED TRANSF eR nters . 13 ic?) GIRLS Gr Greeley CIRLS Experienced. hdurs a dav, Securits ee ROOK ace KEEPER Experienced ond experience Box F-407. oS «® - ee ee bit wik bhOOKKE PER zsood salar, ‘'“. ROOKKER PEK— And ‘office aesistant. enced KEEVER'S ledger ae rk. ASSIBTANT Was ’ a And cash er Times Square Locust urt 1127 Printers ¥ state Auto ic3)\ 17) «a | Printing Co. (cr aeiary Poet tr (es) (ir expert experienced Super: int “cana bie of taking charge of a complete ee of , on ka. give ri SUGIR Ts arork South Side; thoroughly reference r. Rox F-4 Pr Neat Sil ™ ex perter week. Hertel) and Oliee ete CABHIER— Pruis _* ruit CASH R '" li a.m M ouet affice Experienced. with l “0s LEN dea) piate Kcood vancemenrt Herr, Bide. DESK niture Co. 1090 F DICTAPHONE Permanent ditions pected. _ ) DIRHW ASHER DISH VM ABHERS rn end . Fpected. NTER no Sunday a ladter. oan piease Post preferrea- ——Foung Jepariment Rox 1, 122, ——_— eee igTS- billing Thatent Ae fo- J allerd, GIRLS “work wth *’ Al, ARSISTAN’ of tabeoratory “work, to work in ealary and better opportu than in i\ate Dental Lahorators th and lax mt (jth i Apply a? once. Co... 1M Franklin Short house Siandard ¢ Lwaday “ dental pr position, @#xcellent ey Pe itperience ox ? 348 Poe ——Cclered woman -White wonen Appiv 5.30 p Inion Btat jor Dispat«! meni» Os Room Anpiy jd cane AVth at Fxcperienced at permanett. Dept.. mon COLORED GIRLS ent idie- aged. ne Wages. App’ % Weert Pia =T—To make carde ard stenc iis 7% Pine position: _ 500 N ‘ater experience dental! weet a ‘ ne e' 4 oot gpie >) red my Sunde Cafeteria Rih ia 2, peferen Mark. hours” ia aa at finer oadway ard ‘evi LT Je. board fur Hote’! ic 4 da 5 agcee i” Re. “« acvance Brown a ore geod Station Teh gS make rom — ominjer >? | a? cood «® a ell b! ic work. o’ Linde e4 ari. dimner right party aundry rei ferences referer ' for 4414 baker an laundr’s Fares 4 no houre fom) ts pewr iter. efate ealary Dispat bh +4 ads ertising good esa'- 2A 4) good ing Pay, ‘ “” ith a good especial!\ laborators nity for ad office Eeqult adie ranks! OPERATOR working reference, con ey 4 31238 Pine fio mm. or a oa De’ ltr cw) 4) FL, EY ATOR. GIRL- -Applv ‘5330 Pershing. (cz El.! Mie EXAMINER and bye “le . re if } ‘g i” ton ‘oe EXAMINET and spondirnce, «te _ 13 FILE facturing Way: salary | FINISHERS And gir! s steady i.) to Cnty coe lnato EN ANINERS on ne: Fi NISHERS— On learn. niro & Hornatein FOOD eveten. cashier preferred. 81% ner week oP Ee SRA TORS (lub Ridg. TOR App! isrand Eaperienced. and sterdy work, good sa 1110 Warhington 4th Experienced on ma \ stead. M io a pre nes at? on fteady. 1827 bL-xperten ec good pa\ Mire to aprons citys Cc LERK Young lady f » N._ Main Ane CLERK. Experienced concern located in reply state age expec ted Hox a 168. tri mn by i noo to work; sbort hours 708 Lacas 28—On custom good pay while 14 8S. th. CHECKERS —Nationa! one who has had pants, Morganfor4d and Gravois FLORIST Lady A Kee eton arate IRL, -—-—--— - RL Candy Shop, IRL, d Waldmer ] GIRLS on phone. GIRL a ishes. GIRL— 7181 GIRLa — -For _ Carton “Aolored. for dishwashing et len GIRL ket GIRLS houre. GIRLS—Peor Matthews & Bro GIRL {Ls- Smell: ‘ tik a bheln in 2027 Marcus ~ Cands f®iore and Ui. , hel to ban korn in Jefferson To take Button ~_" office work 2. Box 0-269. Pori-D! Bright. neat mulatto, | Herz-Oakes € Candy Co.. ~For genera! housework. _Pershing tabanvy G&RR, li«ht ixht factory work Co., 1701 * “*houteau Bright. Vor To ¥ ork orders and i” Three. £ clean factory Main et factors (Tw. ." 7Q”* 7 y ( Ay 118 N. -_—— —- -—— liaht Am to work in « Rroe. Printing | Co GIRLS Shirt era. GIRL Cand GIR. " achine gitis oo Thrift Laundry, 19 For tcing laver cakes vy te... @th and Otve EKaperienced. ae a: Appis “ocerTy 7 ucer GIRLS - Apply. Menge! io nce aim fountain, — R02 Washington GIRI- Call } GIRL ‘olored, ’ anda | GIRi— Ex cperienced for reetac urant 2710 8 GIRL | ary GIRnt— 1421 ' GIRLS To fold middies Gini no ‘oh jee en GikLs- For _ Razor G SIRI 16 __selar* G Ts and telephone Te work in evening at can Fer filing and general « Friedman's ABth and War to run errands Jn candy store, few Sundev. R528 Grand & Rroafwn, house 1627 house Washington filin Corbitt learning room canal) experience as Jon neo! no work - wor k bindery. ho igon, evenings week y ee and Wash ic4 folders ler’ floor dresses work also Vi ashing ied) dressee bonus ith 4) £ corre lran ‘n“ hae 8.8 arge manu NN. Broad references ana _Post- silk waists: | Peltason Mfg + %, ; Dis. ted) girs Fha- oA. ich register and Revo Mill. Co 6271 1138 Pine La Hed Bird e icZ yp in offic e 714 Washington and sellirg fepatch. 4 ins, for buffing mors Locust —— washing Gereke- x 1717 “ ghort (od) ~~. WN Faaton (ec) Rueo hart — hand rT; on 22 Olive Buey Kee ia, 40 clerk lav io 4s and aoda (c4) and ffiee m work hington. i hit a) la eT om | it ' ork For office work: state experience. @al- _Box F-848, For reboxing. _ Washineton i. Tey Ar meric an Jacket heoar ar Wormer in srmail m ehtid RAZ light factors Ftrom f‘o.. FAR Lue yeare 04, 849 ner mont? bh ior “ ore for of Rox 1.1 GIRnis ary 644 per month good pa, 17 Le Post - Dia ic lao Gor: lon Shoe Co “4 hour ‘ae if; ding house Ange Mise@our ‘¢ ; rork D2) fice 6. FP 14 vweare old. for manifent work eal: x a GIRLS—To pack | TRI Good. . office. GIRLS ) Pack GIRL Hawthorne - bi. - GTRLS- Por Yactory ?e-04 nar _Aolored coffee — “ “jo clean and ! 13004, Olive st Over 16 rears - o ham Factory, 791 -Te aenist “4 s tory uce. with . work ~ 3000 *7 for tiiaht houre evenings orf —— a ci es -Bereween the ages of 4 and salary > manicure sts help 4 housew ork. | Chie! * Rroedwes . Poat-f PMia.i2 7 — an ra 7 in Jenta) work. ic? Mullanph: ied? com! (4) to r ork 7 16. 674 Bor 1,188, 1 Poet Dispatch ck cakes, Te. pe and Rakerw * eiRt— i. ne: tnaries. Be 4 floor aod J " See “a a ‘o Tiffan caine, stenci's: no Fr. Heane upeteirs wages. 4212 SIRTF Tiebt work. betw bring permit. Pride _ Be and dining Weet Pine fed} 16 on i4 and y Bhoee (ec. (8 Or worren to label, wre laboratory: clean work, ined. whe will de - Emnpies for beerd and men PN nahinesan bi GIRLA- Te » neck 'ea “vxtracts and oth ree... ne experience reau: : ~ > = RLS—Twe, white, to ge — * Cabany i | shine. > and pack good pa "e) do some work in lodging. Appi’ kant er food borbe.

reselrg Appiv at branenh 1 and Iieber' (,rand ana “arr p pressing de eiaper! achine ler da’ Tide laundry i‘o ior “ Ornar ini wages 6° ot lange for Work eliett cr 1120-2 A good ‘opport init work and ex (atholie Apply at ex perier glue gir's Waiker Paper Rien Priris Bex acto finishing. 812 pes Chemica and container wrappiug. / krod? For package seighing. labeling + me week tt start Worke. SHON N GIRLS Cor ering positio to learn: at $12 | Factory 214 8 K rieht for Girls StA VINE ending \iIai’ wrapping depar eood chances for let ing (oo rpewriting al . for a “ee i* 16 li or- ila@nt a borator no Cperi ‘4 necerear\ rPieneanr' rroundings endidé opportunity for wi ing worker. acvancement Appisy 1110 Leo ‘ust si y 2 ric? : ch 4 16 to 17, for ight jaborators experfen: e neces®ar nles eat epiend!ad opportunits for will advancenen' Apply 1110 ta ’ tw 4, GIRL Age work mv. er per ‘a hate advaticer rienced Appl. tf Millinery ‘o 1400 (SIRI, For hours opportuni! and i years ATi eaiary neni Washington “Nagpee epiler ‘a’ he 4165 J ‘¢ Te (Al) auG aia tween 6 niaia GIRL —! sed tere and preferred writer or at figures « eek Box filing let work one une of tyvpe- accurate to aesiet eae bill cierk miecellian*ous office who hae had eseeame billing mechine: rapid give references: salary $16 per N 41%, Post - -Disnatch h ie?) es eo work in good «on efer red ’ “ort Few giris and women wive linen suply taundry. Aitions. good pay experienced pr not necesrar’ advancement t Attias Liner and Tawel lark VUbo has had good matters of offi if gutted and expects to fair but large saiary experience. state fa .@r’ Post -Disnatct GIRLS eicr, *x perien not eipec” GIRLS Ww. ANT ED To work in ehoe factors RRA ER BROF SHOE ©, GIRLS learn office SCHAPER STORE _ 6th and W ashi ngton ae to School Girls light Attention. 14 veare of age. who want Bm bray t auring the unt ecesear’ Rosie and wer and j) “aren nonihe ape’ lence gaNth or, co GIRLS For seili: and mothers who wieh thet: “where there are good wages © plan of premotion and salary good “work ne eondit ore boring employment depar nent or the see Mine Have ; resge life estore Gth and Washington GIRLS woodworking departmen' aleo for coremaking and aT 1a Girls B Between 16 and 25 Years of Age Be a Telephone. Operator INQLIRE OPERATORS’ . FOR PaRTICt LARS . INTFRESTING WORK, LEARNING INEXPERIENCED i ©—RMANENT POSITIONS KINLOCH TELEPHONE Co. (e15) "4400 Delmar Av. (eld) GIRLS From 16 to 25 vears 41d, to take up the interesting and pleasant work of telephone operating; e¢x- rience unnecessary; good pay from the start; frequent increases with excellent opportunity for ad- vancement to higher positions. Surroundings, rest and tlunch room facilities and other working conditions are of the test. Ap piy operaters’ training school, 2844 Olive. SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE. (cl) ~erience HAND ask for Box HEMSTITCHERS ry ¢ HOAs | 4%, EMBROIDERERS- And home work. Apply 4845 Easton HEMSTITCHER Ex perienceua. Mange 708 WV Washington a rex per Waldman beadere; fr Ri ~ Jacob ie4) 2 ars ce) ienced - $17 Ww Pek ADDlys Button C's Was! neon HEMS’ IT HER. -E xperienc ed to start. \polyr all week ing (Co ok ‘ Rroadwa) . 3 HOLSHGIRL nursegir! a week Pieat ic) neti ‘ | 3 Imperial! 4 floor Or. Delmar wre HOUSEGIRI.—_White. for housework Wee: Pine bh Hal’ "Sk “GIR L. adults. S75 HOLSEGIRI ? oursekeepit x Lio general housework, three jet floor east ‘ oid te 71! a’ Per ok 1S years assist aw ~ SEGIRL—oOr 1 irsegir! Delmar oft, — - cS: bon i“vo “wager | THA SEGIRL genera! housework family: good Wize Pershing a HOLSHGIRL on wore few ork tt West: ninster Hit SEGIRI. White sr a! fari ST week. Grand Het ShUIRI ror oe re House Work - SATO Hartford Victor 2054N ", HOLSEGIR For genera! St. an a’ Hol SEGIRL washing £o0d ' Wear Pine bi HOUSEGIRL VW laundr cowl 40 Washingtor HOLSEGIRL—G genera. he nNoOU Sew ark tL? ee genera. ho Ine work. Yel7z °, hoyse work orest J476: For genera no Vages t 44)' OOn i ana Hee 1176 Hist ShasI RI , ~aa? Hat SEG! = oe, " How SF GIR and ‘ OK cy chard a’ aL, ime “orl Washi i4 Wehweter. "hone Webster 148° , Ticyt SPeityl : * ’ ; ¢ PA ‘ jke cpm k ‘ I Hal ae GIR! HOUSEGIRL. treatment to x! hone ee oi4 hi OUSEG IRL er) e 7 OC Ran See ts three tox F-i22 KK KEEPER iidren ex ft \od LROOA yn tiny ror two: 4) hat ‘tate ace “Bi SEMATD App rite eimnan. Hid SF fo. n kor pd, ae) er cere 1¢ut, Pia? SE WOMAN vr ‘A rh 1 Kit ' rie t Ba wWUN - 3 farm rood "hi P ost Di wiry ? EXP ERIENC ED IRONERS jatrantee eart = wr Hao rn pre een «#) x ‘at ek ERA SHIRT FA‘ 1s) } lit? Locust A ag* _ PKESS SEEDER Horoco \NWife. Co } EE De Le. 2,001 1 «4 2d ana Elm } EEDERS Interna Washington 1OR work jOB PRESS Moser KBox JOH PRESS i‘o loth ana JOR PRESS F “rh ke Idk: KK Ett? ’ pa ] in bm Sat fer i*he «+ } “ ‘(“ 17t? JOR PRESS PREDESE: r » toa? » } ra’ bide? Stead "“~ oO! irdays A and Morgart reps)! =| Rn oT) HEN ¢tsIRI Cafe Co., 414 P KIT ‘HEN HELP “loseqd “Sundavsr KITCHEN WoME. VW S , ‘ nits ‘oliore pDienrsArT’ ne 240) “ wei an iren a SboolLyv enlary $50 per -Dispat n ' de part? i’ ost be i" bor ft ing ri . ‘ears © evenines Parr LADY-—\ tributing pa 844 per mont LADY -Young catalogue work l, 1S¢ ost-Dispat For drug siore S hours dali: TF: w ork Post- for die Paiary Di ” (2) for Rox (2 be 16 \ears *s on catalogue Box L-158. nmiust be 16 years o id: sa! lary $44 per month. oung: must wit! ree =U office asei®tant ane e and genera) sie per ¥ Young. as writing: state experten: Cation salary to hepin (+ 10%) Post-Digsparc' AD\ Fide 1 tahe are of nid fatal . PTT ‘ e | 1% ‘ Mire ~ as} rALNDRESS Wednesda KY 4318W A | ten rrn , Wi? (hain rest # "NDE ESS Phon hie rita 14.77 ast ia 22 Cambridge a‘ Maplewood Al l'N DRESS (,000 Sieiott 4052 Natura LAUNDRESS—Whit Natura! Bri dge Al NDREAS White a.®o dav a: vd carfare Grand Ll, AU NDR ESS Go008 ha! lay Ww ednesA4av or evenings “208 ( herokee LA'tNDRESS.. Experienced 3 and 4 dave A Week. « washer. 81°38 Hawthorne. | ? a’ aii dav Wednesda’ Bridge (lean TSAO. lectric f HkeI.” Mand ronera or me rea’ 18 er ar tw in Ss efferson "1Uurses Danner LAUNDRY A: eprer Sundar Al NDRE S> For ha man a’ (;rand TLATNORESS \ ie hiawthorns ev LAUNDRY HELP ciris bondie wrappers and gir's« Banoer Laundrr Ce, 100 8 Jefrer HELP PRS \la > to )e#a! LAU NDRY Starchers a .a0 iACGIe*® anc shekers mnt WEST END LA! MATID—Appiy [é6a0 MATION i“olered MAID gerne ingtor V alDb—Goiored and a MAID. Col ore . Te MAID—Genersa! good wares. necond floor went ~~ --- MAID- “ork pe se “oO vis. Pers! ing het “een i and MARAE : to mark lLaun iry RAT Rell MARKER ~ aseorter . 7 ‘> ne " W ANTE D ine Pand NDRY. ¢ K ingeburv Apnly “516 P house wor! eTaining. tf 4h55 Waal For ‘TRA Devon hotel, 4437 Ma: Bris liote) SUNIL housework two In farmil: references 5561 Watermar fabany ‘ or Ar, ie” room At 4 downsta'rs ' highest wages iS r rae niki iy irl right with #708 ‘2 to help part, ” flannelet ts iok >} T aking r f “ho putea ' LATORS mr} x th st On + 'o >i ae 1a GIS N OMrRERATORS (im akirte wages Appr Mont . “= Washington To he 1 er erase rring «nn oe ‘PERATORS—tm eillk xk for eaperter eo) n FOUR ta NEEDLE rj. ort eT \ TOR perience 7h dle riget Broad wa, “aiStes pienty of operators Peltaso: ‘a* (en OPERATOR © ‘ good pas re Wy Lay ae | riteer) Spe gUareatiter orn rood o \\ as’ bE? See) _ane el nce tLATORS—Oh ladies «ilk ste@viv work the surrouncaings were rn $18 to $25 a ba’ ert ty ee k efarhi a | ou “ | pa ? , cnr OPERATORS ny j st J 1Rr) are etnerience “d jee TH) Ter - , £oo00 0 nt or Mfe OPERATORS Experienced waist makers on house dresses; steady work. KR. LOWENBAUM MEG. 23d and Locust. (*.) Wanted Operators, Pressers & F I “Loor Girls “orkKkers Mf ‘> u Wael ing’ or WANTED OPERATORS ker VERRALL lw? ae re » Shis ,; Onperatore , rt Factor ry -A SHIRT FACTORY “Ol Lucas a 2 Experienced: best wages ("o “eh ] Locus? ry PRESSFEEDER ¥ te Print tire Co.. 1017 | Moran. DRESSER Steady work good pay. Chap- han Brose., 310 Arsenal st. ic?; PRESS FEEDERS--Experienced job Inter state Printing Co... 392% Laclede ic PRESS FREEDERS —Granda- Gra’ ois Pi nz i" S14) Gre’ ois yi VRESS FEED ‘ERS Kuechar't Vroa Printing Y"o (eo, WOMAN SP af trim C*berhs "eM RWOMEN isfn & a | , PANTS MAKERS Raw lings Mfz ‘YLINDER .* linder ocuet iward io4 See ’ mehr Gs room Abe a? “Ss ‘ 4 -AMETRESS Apels eT root note th Expertenced Marviand liate SEAMSTRESS for ordinar ry 7 ’ ne Amr 1_.@a le’ ~-F¥ irs -class aleo collar » dav Saturdays New Laundry. ovie Morgan in? SHIR’ IRONERS silk. $50 per month hours fr So 4 Hiotel Jefferson laut ary H2th aan Locust ete if SHIRT MARKER Experienced. earn Metropolitan Laundry. SHIR T PRESSE RS—Experienced girle to ) lLucae a’ Machigar a SHIRTMAKERS On 6 gee £ at elee' ww der irs «a fon aiso girie to 4440 Clive.s ehirt and learn Elder 24 and Tiww el girls *o see ecuffsa Union a'=o a@irle to and Madison 7AHOO Michigan all parts SHIRTVAK EF aew Z " ” ear 7 ead ‘ere ne onperatore beginners a plecewo ; ’ SHOE Wi REE RS le t =’ Rai & rs 4TH ers er RRAT FE BRS SHOb se ON Mach ‘HRS € e’xTer V aehingtor ” HER. Expertenced 4440) (live And mn enced Ni araeres depar inge “ mh ary Laundry, 2501 STAR: ta? lLauniedr =. NCOGRAPHER lence Aten Metropol! Younes eorne etn °; exne referen Timp tl $i: ‘ve er STRACK RATHER | wee give % Pos! °F an Hox ).7% j * V.( eT ence Peg'inrner. eaiar,s Anpir lime «) Young iads Apply) rE NCH RAPHER seek to start. STENOUGRAPHETN 1 year’s expertence (o.. 18 S& Broadwa: STENCORAPITER and confidential between 7:30 and ;RAWVHER ia : ryty? nor eulary with ft = a’ \eae' hiubber wel Experience ed aecTre’aria s ork. ea iary Sim. cn, PvP m@ Forest 1074W +c) an | per.- per ven N ifs yeare or over nec seer (an. STENGCY good pv ppt HE ht at Young@ lady as s'enogra : stxie eqducetiol a ted Box R-aé T*oet . Ts tapateh , Ss TENOGRAPHER Tr me? prefer centralls Lrtenpateh nea’. Dp e¢asan' Box telliigent. red jocated, Tenet Ch. NOG RAPHER And office assi@ar' "ill Go estate age and seier' Box “34. Post Dispatch STENOG RAPHER Experi enced vith knowledge of bookkeeping: po elition wit opportunits for advancement Hert Shoe Co... 1006 Ww ashington. =TENOGRAPHER— Young lady end office an- sistant in auto accessory concern, state ace. experience end salary expected Bor Fr. Poat-Diepatch ee ee STE NOGRAPHER.- And aiireund office girl: must understand bookkeeping, fair enlary to estart with. emceilent for advancement in young. rapidiry- cer rane In reply etate age. education, past ek berienc phene nym be Address Poet office Hox 15838. —t _ te outs : em, TE ere RAPHER- AS PRT. aTE sFrcrre 2y ATE AGE ANU EX PERIENC EE ts ror : n ABe a ae ext BO} WOMAN preferabiy : columns is the place HELP _WANTED—WOMEN. GIRLS GIRL Good ezperienced: for bek.- no Sunday work, S887 Delmar. ec experi- re! EP HONE OPK RATOR P. K a ence not necessary (all Twler 15300 te Ker Leng Distance Telephone STORE ers. Work. »; ° » , ? ? PAID WHILE LEARNING Young la adies hetween 16 and 25 wveara of ane to bec Ome long dist ance teiephene opera ore eiaperiencre not necemmary: salar. in creased accorcing two ability end length of service For particulars concerning this in- cerasting “ork. apply te Miss EK. Dunne Sth cor Kinloch Bide Ii@h and Loecust sts : KINLOCH TELEPHONE oO rick GIRLS Apply Reliabie 4244 Olis ror STI HERS— “Experienced “ Moore Shoe (Co.. 1912 Pine 'RIMMERS: Fer children's cloih hate a! leads work (jrat ‘ ? i’ ve | ashington oye annwag LYyrRIST 7 ake ‘arus | -ar and stencils soo ytes. C€ has. 4 _Haanel, 708 Pine. ry wk: bay ai tation - salary $50 nonth mpiw tVEAN (‘olored | mers Restaurant. WOMAN “ or) rab 4 N WOMAN For housework Wednearcda\ nie Wells a\ WOoMAN-.To ‘fold ctreulars: ne ernaPy (haries F. Haanel. we MAN Ww 4, ite ishwasher for S11 ol Sara) l¢ her Or k ' * hen “sori 1040 era) housework 4405 , ores" kit: tae)) “03 N Pow er tsrand - in fa l’ark bel tare tal wv oth machine iN a ith le e@ew een) stead renerna! Appiy no exper ence 700 Pine 1ed) lune hroom stra! Fores’ CAN COOK nights who home (‘olored ww ages one go WOMAN flat good ak WOMAN White for kitchen end “ork. no ooking apply 5:30 p. in. or 10°30 a Koon 308 Union Station ic WOMAN OR GIRL To answer telephone experience not necessary: room and board Parkhurst Hote! aa8 (CUWN Tavior b Age “%!. to do hand troninge. wages 8° 50 per day no experience ne Lange |aund: i‘o Nee SS) Jeffer if re“'auran't reais Room white... to lear salary and lv’ 1) «a ! a WOMAN barntrs Young “work ~ rod or tf ’ Su'tabie married woman or with support. to clean doctor's for furnished room (al and 10 a m 1448 Blair Experienced, to supervise airis labeling and putting up per furne and toilet articies: phone for appo'n' ner Sanitol (oo. Bovie and tI.a ede f WOMAN~- Mother with infant for plain ing and housework for 2 in farnily ana reo private bath good hone te part referetices ne other need Mild «abanne pl (“aban 2 ee Wednesda and Thursedas For light work “ 15th eft ‘tween al ling cook pleas- right apply 4 pp) 5 Pride Baby Shoe waren « and GQliive Two: for kitchen th Reastayu ic? ’ VW M a, ro. laeses Benish rant Stn WOMEN rant. SO N WOMEN Apply | \Vi MEN. fered A “helo in restary Whi for —— offices; §46 61h Third National Rank Bian. (4 Bright. young: good positions of pis Dept. A. Lavise-Zukosk| Mer fo 1113 Pash ington a’ ie} WOMEN For light factors puneh presses and ar il] prese®es ro #15 per week 2620 La Falile at (cB) WOME = expertenced in office App! ’ janitor, t 9 D m.. ef WOMEN work on some $1) cleaning Post-Dis alley en i? c ‘oliored _— tn tment. for 4 in our wood wees stead: ; a. m. to & 80 L.outs Car Co ioe, stem devart m yen cerme ho » nn alf-der nat irda’ kiwis N Rroadwa VV R AP +’ > rs he ic? . ihe Se and cararne! {,*orge For office and stock work experience not neore S, louis Embroidery C€: a | for office: salary and Apply Asm- (eran tot) eafeteria Marquette (eZi cell s a 2 of dining Magruder “NG GIRLS |.ADIES Teo ilasion: telephone work Food In porters 806 : a LADIF. s Several. ne experience required ‘18th and Warhington LADY To address Raptiate "Tent and yaoi" ng for “en elopeer Awning ‘ake har Park KE Park LADY Inte im office ene familiar state experfence and 194 Prat Triepeat ? WANTED YOUNG LADIES °" veare for POSITIONS net eseeasonadbie wore traiming is required. dur paid After ing with montbiv 4 alle. YOUNG for clerical werk fliing@ oreferred expected Roa gent. with ea ler Het "eer iT end TELEGRAPH Steady employment mont? mort month ose Vho (‘¢) 1th 18th ; 4th nities for ft! IML IT eh ‘ommencing s1Y as eppeor' EST 'ERN UNPON TEL 708 (« mercial B.dg 16 or ov er to — ‘ . 1oOnth _ fourth fi _ ted) “work in office rapid pre notion heliédey “atuarday *x Ror on GIRL ee iar) 513 ey) ilve ete. Per an erica! ca perience necessery . week to etrrt he! ©O-18, Post. Dtepateh fee? YOUNG LADY—Ffeor clerical | ‘work. theee seeking & permanent pos'tien sidered, etate age. cauperience if any. f ences and salary expected. Bos . X- Post - -Miepetch. FOUNG WOMEN For clertca!l work: oye. nent t * erad «@ vencomey* , = B ees _ Coe 4 end piece eigh ardware “Wood at Seures. for o —ermanent end ebvanee laraware to 4th ene ’ ’ CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS —WOMEN | CANYVASAERS Rest sition if Ccitt. in of YOUNG yar Appiv fire work to Aioe ( #., NG LADY 5 ’ »«? con- refer - 174, FOUCNG WOMEN cest department ine: ' a > too XN idem at. | SALESWOMEN y egetab.e ; es | eniy | ~ ieZs | prep - (4) + to. — _ SALESWOMEN WANTED sat. S1L.AD! _ A a Studie: good ah pe + aie +" Prondwey. a cnta) Sa pie are Woolworth | Co ~The | ES S Broadway. ‘of SALESL. ADIES- “and bakers departmentte« Locust ce. ‘oe wear r RKaere : ot best prem lurry fer our cand, lierz Candy ts ats ‘aties read. pos tions SALESLADIES.—-Fer apee salaries: stead, “ww ss. roadway car E SI, ADIES— (‘atheli: for preposition tn thie ceuntry: feild maneger netructs inexperienced Apo'y 07 Arcede Bice a+ (62) SALESLADIES.§ of the beet “house-to- house women in St Louis if vou «an sei ‘our earnings wi!) be unlimited 4354 (live or me N Sth wt 4 SALESLADIES—We have powlitions open in all departroents for expertenced salesliadies guaranteed salary and conmntasion Apply at one Progress Store Co Sazrah amt Man neeter a) } , 7* — SALESLADIES , , » s “fy* 7s *. SCHAPER STORE ith and Washington ~ALPESLADILES—Ter enced if willing toe } ow vou how te ‘een the heat da, 4252 (hiv be ek pe4r supers tsor te Site a market to iMth « nee not Work eur earn 8% epecial’y en the e «tf or 3110 WN ‘ti, ~T’reference etvren te these who have had selling experience. permanent Positions and good salaries Apply at euoer- intendent’s office. main fleor talceny. Fa- _mous- Rarr € ‘o_ (e8: SALESWOMEN— Neat appease nee rig@n | La hao! edux awtleon o\er on ated un der Ss Commies ion teele on nNwnager= with evening ga*i'zation now juet opening new vision with bie 850.000 advertising pe ign ‘‘a an evening between Sa les Manager elaonmer ’ i“ Saleswomen embroideries. no leather goods other de Supt. kor laces. | 11I0ONS, Waists, and for various partments. Apply SCRUGGS VANDERVOORT. BARNEY. seciely Premeting ehild welfare three representative Teachers larger opportunities will find thte a good field Must be free to travel and over ‘I years of age Raliroad fare paid ind fu netructions furnished Nerthern territory now open Position pave from 84" to 875 per te these qualified see Mine Volf. afternoons on!’ room 400, 625 Lucua fe 4) RIBBON SALESWOMEN Apply to Mr. Samish, millimerv de partment, third’ floor, STIX, BAER & FULLER. AN Flastert requires looking for “\ @en a BUSINESS CHANCES _____ BUSINESS CHANCES PARTNER - a ful) Rox capital, with business Wtd.— Sore Be wer, it ne nufacturing ~~ 387. ae wi Dlavac } 1c65) SALESMAN-~ Real man wanted for’ high- class proposition: make $1000 month. good prospects furnished 705 Olive. reom 410 ‘cW@O) SM) Der cert eur prope with excel send for Rig «omy for Texas of produce oj); peve § per cent dividends chatwe for immense returne information 7On Gblive. roam An exceptional “intelligent gentieman two o: of hildren's hove the wholese@le trade ‘oO ifso)60| CO Summer naqe iv drilled FORTLU oo? all #ittion NES wells oppertunits ttre iim tt Hostaon Will @tart you $525 a sum net toole and oodbe when wil aork for othera in «a buelnene _— rrroait!? ; Vou Can sharpen the energ, end the desire to get there, and bave a talk with ue and we wil’ vou the bhestf proepesrifion in the ets 4A) Peat -Dienatch SALES MANAGE! Experienced for eour 10 anage our business. who also rmoanaee sulesrnen and deatierg. to an automobile accessory which ‘ts in great demand rust be in a postition to make in ‘estment rmiedtiatel will not constder any Hut a arn with ability ADD Pau! ‘as- djatrict manager, Aimnerhan ‘ ornora lion ‘ 1) @ericanh Hote! A DOL’ for Aolliar: thie senelie cdeublie vou! nonrev: | want peopie with 2eod om mon sense and good judgment. with S00 «ho wtll inveat in a rapid business return: come with me: I willl explain and prove to vour satisfaction | mean exact'¥y a8 you read. word for werd. profits 25 per cent tn three rmonths. SO per cent nm «ix ar npg 3 Be per cent in one vear. if you act new a bona fide honorabie offer Box 83. “Post: Dirre ti h eg.) ‘HARVEL CRUDE sTOCK HOLDERS ag nev wel! dritled byw the Tidal Oll Ce the Pink Hawkine lease wee broug* ’ 4 makine 800 barrelea daily tiiree-el@iite interest this ryt (‘rude ow nea lease, and 1 Tie leaa tleepening te. ! [io off eet \enee. handsome elie on refused by telegrap for our interest in Pink Hawkines lease announce that dividend ] &» ceut hiarve,. stockholders leule and vi whe with io take advantage of rights, ae wel. aa those who are con investing tn Harvey Crude ob ige us by eending their subsecrip-. and remittances for same to our j office. B44 Arcade Bide (ur. & R34 Arcede Bidg. 8 TLeuis Mo _ Phone Olive 5230 ( (heatnmut et ANY hpusinests Brown @ to. #2 hioseiners aold quick ‘ 407 Perntiac Ins eat @iied Missour! eold gquick Phone (rilve (226 Rreen & Ca 1O1) Centra) Ride 70m Olive at cok | SINESSES Write or ec@l Nationa! Rank HIGHEST prices pair for clothing. dry and senot¢es ievin, 814 Lucas @' een! Rin IiMING ho * (ev w ROOMING woo ls Olive ‘om wee 10 reoms or lhiepatecl HOUSE we —jood. will ex ivis touring ar. pey 4ifference Box €).10% Post-Dispatch bE BUSINESS FOR SALE “ae for aie anc filive HOUSE riore Poet (2) AGENCY 8 Louwls agency lent tine. $900 buye contract rachines ain Vietoria_ Hidg ro) REPAIR BHOP--Doin vod business, will invelce steck. about shot Rex F-161 Poet-Diepatch | 9 ; ry PARR Fails sguipped ij trade airead eaten \ehiecd e for «ash Roe O-28 P..© niown. S817 ' ealtroent ‘- 407 ere, stock of 116. .¢) 7 at BEA’ wi't go "« cheap CAFE. Le aour tr CONFECTIONERY "eee barge’h Mr a’ terre. ‘cane Pontiec (,000 ‘eratton an or & a wes Sime, re YEN PRCTION ERY Investment! "oorne Missouri iac H ds ORY GOODS STORFE—Well ed stork of iadieew’ and genta furnishings, geod nave ether hburlnere fyerelore we iw | tion wean San ee : 4) EXPRESS See Hro«wn & er. lau e«* Hauling 2 trucks. peying well fo... @25 Cheetnmut et , candy Kitchen, goed business. FRUIT $818 Deimar bom ation. ‘ IROCERI(EStieo4. clean stoca nen 721 Michiaar. And meat eves due 3 cee ——— Pogti thy ish eRY “'Ane y 1&9 stucw BRT hustness sacrifice Louls Colfax Dorel GROCERY STORE. Will ee!) on im oice sem = )revoic rd. iw bliecks weet. time after 10 Bundeary Morning. or evening efter 7 Phene Fliivereide 15 auniiies «' rood up-to-date, See Butcher Marker caren rr —— —_—— c Ee CREAM PARLOR—Firet cians. and re- freshments iia a ic ze CREAM PARLOR «. nO “WoUem.sese i~mtel! renme. reasoned bie Pens es ewe MING OlsSk 0 roeme: sim. VMissour) Investment Co.. 47 Pontiac Hits ROOMING rrr | 8 roome alweve filed nenes meker. «.h ated eell heuse, ree acne! ie. in ‘Hickery ae ie el hoOMING HOURB—-seuth: rent ‘$50. inves. turate Miseourt Investment Ca. #7 Pon. 2 Hide Pe eee SS Ba "OMING Hits -1s reer; reer * Gil - beet location im city: . hepre $1200. «pot cash and no ives, of trade taker Box ().273. Poet {Mepat«) . Fe SHOE REPAIR HOF Good. city +1Zs “ dwar. TAILOR SHOP ae years nee oe x Jefferson WARKET Soa th End: . '™™) a menth retell: eure meneyv. roaker owner leaving town, 61109 cash, ne dealers er trifiere need soswer ben (8-10. Jeger Ihapatch ry —_ m ust “yeas 7 . established dus. (LEANING ROUTE Pas “weekiv: cheap: call after o« Pp ™ au) (houtean. (For SALE—WTD] MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE piane Denese S&S | TA ALES “Sew” oa io RAG Hand headed alee upright | IZkZIA SN Vandeventer BttL.LiaRmiy "AND root. secondhand 5 Ralke secondhand wits entire new | } with new cloth. complete $5; tahie ‘omplete “Sar new Stor Kk. Muelier Bree. 280 S&S. Broadway, Vie HiLASS RODS—aoe ibe. clote ts Bt. see) | easy round: “eore wa te ibe. The round vellow, wh hrase tubing ing uire pt sate la _Salie > at. see) *an caany. Sr =a? Waed ~_ ee - ‘ Columbia | Ve make it chanics Pa! PAINT 7 oll mixed, or barnes: tn saat One da per gallon o. VAINT—$1.75 gallon ‘ears: mone pat Taint «o., 1487 ¢ Cass ROAD. and calirend | ma all verte at Foster's, 41 Washington, ~“WMAKER'S COMPLETE OF Machinery. emokehouse, ete. Sidne °7_t roun c ith wii sonawne nee nee “eOn Me Pheree nmorntnas bany 26468 let floor wen! RETA EEDS—Hrese, ‘ron “en4. wood: rugs. Nbre rota nite ee, teble and gaa fisturer . 10 Warkiand pl. Monday 3 HMED-DA\ ENPORT— Minion atvle. condition sa’! laciede fey BEDROOM “BUITE Including Greseing tabie. si7 1202 8 Broadway : 4% BEDROOM SLITE. including érecsing: a 2 $175. 1202 B Broadway. es BEDROOM ereTS Reautttal dining and davenette sete of the latest pattern. large assortrnent of graphophenes a pom and ruge cesh or i'beral tertre, mt 1408 Prankiin pal gies BEDROOM SUITES Complete, Gresser, ‘hit ferette, chiffenier er chifforebe, In geile cak, mahogany er walnut; ai) styles, wi! complete or separately at Me a / Al prices fF V elker urn, Ce, 1117-19 - cust. Cesh or time a a ae a. 2) BEDROOM SUITES Almost new, ae brown mahegaoy. Freneh gray, Farnut, elegant ning muite, ing room furniture, a — le, * viay- er-piane, heautiful and rugs. geod ph epearaee. atentia Owner, o1z7 ts hegre. nt FFET AND. CHINA CLOS tton: das enette Cau teday. | ‘ WEAPEST pace in cuy tw viture. open evenings. ATS ‘vo ‘ HINA ‘ ABINE'T licu4 (520 N Buctid ee | beer KANGE Quick Meet: renges, #0 Inches, Gulek Meal; Me top ieoer, ay onéition, (WAL, ene rendition sring Meson CONTENTS ‘ Sunday 6172 ome aide leer, are ® roome “Can morn inga, Raymond. ‘DPAVENETre st ire-Aed dining rpg vecd, wil! aell Reap. Call ster 70 firha.of DRSK —Relitee: Kenverecon vacuum cen reaere Tes ROOM “i ite 4 DINING TABLE “Large and oe goot. a” ord oF: “J Faeetan DINING ROOM TARLE- Four chite closet w. Maerehali 1h, A. eri DINING - ROOM IABLE--And chaire, sideboard and bat rack, ete. ro : ie inch an! DIALING ROOM eed 4Gavenctioc rote: cheap. nan Ween days, en ee ee gy ae ee LADDBR Wt4—4841A Ne. Also com- 6 OF? “for o@4 lots and - $ " PA A AD EN Sr A RO Ag AR ACCS AAI tig. ae iaaton g Be ety ae | aren es ee ere Ferrie _ ; , ' eee? HVE 6 Oe FE a Renan Wg ti quetncen ne : ee. J a SOI Se I Ce HD MeL . 2 ly : a

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‘6 DON’T LET ANY USEFUL THING RUST FROM DISUSE. Advertise it in P.-D. “WANTS.” “68 24 eT. LOUTS POFT-DISPATCH. aE -- HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE. : S-reom N_ Taylor. TURE-C Contents of irc RE — ontents commpietely "R os 3 nicely furnished rooms. ~ §-freom no dealers. Forest 827. a -— so fiat. reasonable. no dealers. 170% FURNITURE Handsome dining me oak._ e PtRNIT nishin ment, Ainhes. Fee FURNITI Re eut glass, bric-a-Drac. of several Wednes ia, = ws fFURNIi Uk ere. da venette*. epringe anc RNTT open Tuerftar: eve maple and mehogrny bedroom. reo tng leh- brand-nes pillows, ”" ehaire. wome dishes. 2 «(t aa anki Juniata ie) combination ra: ges: e\ ail stoves must terme if vou wan' combination rance bake oven, 814 4 eoal and 4 gas mene’ back, wuperior &-burner «\lomet 18-inch mel. high closet, burner combination Quli k Meal or Superior sie2. the anble o ° for heater: Walkers GAS WwW, A ior, bah “Acorn,” baker, gar arrengemern' it t# out of the war |, 8145 winter Special high-oven Superior gas ranges make a eonnecting tf you have it done. are worth upward for your coal range ‘our gar let us show combination renge ceaile ! Aoors. brolier anc ran be adjusted to burn idea " glare o.en new “when vou want a Ruy your coa' renge and save from 0 to prices on eal! coel ranges, A 4-burne uick Meal ges range. $43.00 2) allowance for vrour gas your st toes We allow $10 $5 and upward range, 85 ‘o 810 for vour you Shen you are ready, _ 2706-208 N. 12th at 1) refrigera TER HERATER— Dresser. vy her will sacrifice oo Page ih) ‘en money alo, GRA PA N grafanoe e.\er,s ra: ene, ro How SEHOLD GOUDS of ail dene riptions, the vers of new or ueed kiichen cabinets as refrigerators $15.50, er that can be used for laundry | Pale “ood or and ere einem here. Furn Co., owe 1CEMOX-— IRTIW or 6146 Waterinan av i TCHEN OUTFIT—-Compieie: word distinetiy only 815. f Locust HEAIInGg werdro ”, Hl SEMOLD GOODS—1 coal heater. 4 (1LA--Bpevcial, Carota cabinet ia. mahogany finish. fine tone anil heard; wtil play anys 17 H. Waiker Furn. Co.. 11 , sertt TOV E—Cupboard, tabie._ chairs, ». Ico box. 74 &. (jrand 1 Wara- 4n14 Nebraske av. ty at enowe low as 4-burn- stoves, $5: Come in purchase Walker iow (abany bookcare. — lowest Prices. ake our gan wtoves, a you H iron beis as low as these bargains before lerms reasonabie. 1117-19 Locust reasonable. i004, ~ Call —— ‘4) rolesion and avd table and 4° spart- furniened A and HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED rE: bed ~ Siaias Victor 148 roa ioct} “PT NTTURE Wt4.—Badir- all kinds: “ gpot cash: contents filets. dwellings. Orcutt Stor- . 472% Easton bh, 6030, Delmar 694. ic&) FURNITT PR wits.- amount: contents flats. dwellings: prices. Schober. 4455 Page. Dei. - ) FURNIT. RE Wtd.—Complete furnishings of Aweilinges or emall lote: eet ovr bid before wel ing mnie Bros. Forest 54925 or De!- mer ASf4 ‘oR FU HKNITURE Ee Wra— - Rady: ell descriptions. ’ eontente flats. dwe!|'.- prices Schober, 4455 Toelrniar Forest 79°" ‘cS FIRNITURE Wed A calli will convince rou thar Greenburg will pay highest prices furniture, cuge, tianos, graphopones dei! 6311 Fi RNITURE Wtad Call Ferest 5025 or Del. mar 2 : furniture o ail eecrinptions *eanrte!: complete furnishings. of 4weliirgs or email! iots: get our ot-e Yefore «ellire. Dennte Herne ¢ Foeclid ay iol4s FIiRNiTi RE Wid. Larrweat buvere of ser. en@hand ferntture in city: nethine ‘teo ermmall or tco lar@we for us to handle. best miices offered Prone ue and be convinced Pe Ba Market st Po wrtd lAving. | FIrRNITCTRE room. from private parties. any best cash 2985. Forest B'ue enamel. rener nn ble NWT GAS STOVE Wed nr a4 chiffarohe Thea Fe inns Ata i. ie®y Hut SEHOLD GOODS Wid kinds: high est cash price patd fer contents of anert ments and residences: pianos. ‘ictrolas Orlertal an¢ demestic rugs bric-a-brac paintings. e:¢ Leonor! Auction Co. 32°07 lvcae« t‘a'’ Lindell) 214 PROSSER buys sureiture “ave best prices o> “or (‘entral Way Ke Si RE —( al houselold goods take in exchanee pack! e Kelner All tek) Carpet#® and stoves ’ iviive Rtomont (et? us tbhefore rou We nov good for moving fentral 421R vour alen and 3401 a 14) dollar for r furnity re. rugs (ireenhbure. Tinde'l 61114 mdi an 1 fay ni geit pric ~® storage Olive WILL vay &he on | graphophone« io PATENTS — ORTAINED: J. Lareon., 7 A a a folfer Ulive (6) - eee PATENTS ad and th st. ee? 105 [AUTOMOBILES] > a “SAFES ae ae Lee a Dw SAFES Cabinets. vealt doore new and used: repatring. Baumann Safe Co., 421 N. ‘esi proof: Herrine- vault doors. depos! boxes. portable vaults (cabinets), new and seconchand: terms if destred tHowe Scals Cn 51272414 Rr Charlee -? rey SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES ~~ SAFES ire and burglar Hall-Marvin safes: ya Phew nleant. ’ * eter. ‘ny froet: *? at hearing strawberry 2 © for $1. M: A lylow h enst of 6) (68) IRESSIVE lune f126 Lalit SEWING MACHINES repaired and [.l. makea sewing machines . . H225R aw eseories Romont 3068. Centra! SEWING MACHINE- tif. ~n » woe ly e* SEWING Me org Singer t ~ore head, I Tare “MACHINE others. $10 and $15 SEWING MACHINE i e"4 ‘ ) Be Pe | MACHINE Sewing Ma “1 = : — annie Crlir Singer running ” "” P swing lefferean , > ae SWING Wileon ; hires t- a ertion — * EWING ing sewing mac antee all of our Sewire Mac chine (lirand SOT SEWING MACHINES Largest atorek of ne ¢ ’ } set ing the citv. in standard aorre cheaner =e se "O wt ail eu aranteed ‘oh «oe Jefferann Sewing F hine Shop tee) Psonne (ira 897 oe GHOF-VA CHING MACHI used (houteau- Jefferson Chan ret ¢ “heutep ” (‘Sraned Tatiaor Vin MAC HINES. New ard 2821 Choutea" Grand &9; (“houteau-J: : ’ Men Shor fanvrre eee 6 eed ¢ (“he tea u i ho * ery? | ‘s” . Shon hine he WACHIN ES——Singer Tdomeant tk and er $11.™) up marantee to terry.e tear MACHINE renairit ath ec ma « “he rebu'id- we grr lefferenn (‘nti io) renairing and hires of all makes. nmork i*hovtrean.- Shen, 2251 Chouteau - ase ted machines in makee and prices fron (houteau- NES. Ne Sewing Mac! vi Wse.| BEST cash prices nai? for pecon ' tineberg. [0°71 Shenandoah - (e23x) REST cash prices for al! “kinds of fu rniture, a'rall and targe iote. Levy Rros., 212 S 14th at Phone Rei] Oli\ 2028 Kin! och (Central S405 ich, HiGHeeT cash price, furniture of all kinds contenta of residences and flats S815 La- clede. Lindell 4741 e. UL. Leoneri Auciion Cn ai iol4) NFED good used furutture bad mrice no obtect. Central 4788, Os re 4495. |" Menkhus- L\anberge, i,t! Frank ki'y ic VE must hare or Cabany 70. WE pay the highest price in casn or trade ior usee4 furniture and rugs: ring us. Olive 4570 or Central S227Pr Walker-Armatrong lie se Fw i” rn Vive eld cash Tost mo\«e —— 1771 Reston ae | Pe OOM Orr" _PUPT LES | a- Pi _ANIMALS (“all “watch dog. 485 &.. Paedigreed Porest Will m a&.- “ony Delmar fh wr dG. —_ ‘ete, Write “Milesour Rquab (lo.. V’PIES—Poston § terrier: henwood Kennels. ‘ mire edaie fir nie miaie. ~ highest prices paic. St. Louis. (c6z) perfect white 4216 Farliin icky ; markings. s°. an AT’PAREI,. CLOTHING WANTED et ee ae Pu 0 es - Wtd.—For shipment: men's suis. overcoats. shoes. hats. dre@ses; pay to £48 auto calle; furniture. Texas Shipping Co. 928 & Vandeventer. Pel. 30R. Grand 1844. im, WE p pav * a bP’ oTCHER CEUL.ING DE Six STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES “WANTED ae lone: 2 hee s cash rug DESKS in and the “top pric Union Fixti aap (‘entral 44> " R (c@2) REFIAG SRATOR Wid Ruyutcher used mre! e gaqrahite Cell TT pa | ires FIXTURES Wtd. We 2. > ore and attce fixt __ FON More «ft ‘s. mar Suit. store an office 146 Morgan (oR?) - ior used Fisture ‘'o eT Dp wrie ee ‘ixtures. f.ibert: Central Fim -€CR SALE RON ES—Rutte ~s dianliay ounters registers. tic on mil Ste } 74% if Co . | vy wt! hoxes 16-inch comp ete ras reg'ster Qa 20 f rr Re i‘‘hemica!l DESKS eohine*« Tie combination, (jra Hlobart 910 N ana MIILL- iva ne iit, Counter! SCale. por cela *) porcelain ~y re And white urns. white ~oy chairs. i= COUNTERS batters coffee and bent wood th 3y) STA YY D— White enameled, single automatic AU partey oS Bata FOR HIRE FOR HIRE —*-passenger touring car. ti or hour. Forest 71S55T (cs: roR HIRE- 1970 Fords. $1 an hour; _ Forest 2124. ‘che, i New $i.° 25. AUTOMOBILES __ROADSTERS_ runs a - Rea utiful roadeter: perfect, term« 745 OL yach_ st. _ fom) 1917. 1915, ~ $919: s275 41% Olive et 4; roadeters. rerms. FORDS rosdsters: 1917-1918 Toth . Six easy terms: trade oid 363) ~c6 $2n0 p: Faston limo Je.nes. _WA NTED — : S bought: money lanec: mortgages Loug3t. Centra; T754L. Bomont ISS2W. 244A Ce Bt. (8) AU TOMOBILES oot 4 yndit ion _no obiect. _ Call Lindell tcR) AUTOMOBIL E Wed pia ver plano or good Al TOS Wtd.—All Neosho. Hives reside TOMOB it ES Wt rec@ndhand car AO 4 ("oo) LOMORBIL Es Wea make-« con lition leffersy Viet r 11% iOMORILE W td Te , merce truck im A] car ‘“ommer: Aaico Laundr ey . i i ah ALL colileenitdies high grade Rexfor | BI4AAA Exe har nge car 2416 kinds: cash. may ia ' and ready tung for asta, us — Just ~ See Pleasure or truck; noe objec ad, pay cash trade a ~ondition Witd.--5 or trade ato qo? , (pslitthtiil passe ger hue? £0° or roedster: pay ? ar. RBomont R15, (AR Wid Any, shape A Neosho. Riverside [94W LUANEID on a rmovilesR ar once. .«# Jelay. no morgage Auto Auc- 1210 Oltce _mt. Touring rood « FORD TOC RING SE42 INE aa red tane tton Co, Wd , oo nrice vr M tae"? bodies Lt ni -? ith xchange BRODY bits “ASTON : ; ‘Me hange 0 Ham i] ton BODY Pract tica = (‘ote Brill Ford coupe bod re N Gas (ci all PORD. “TOU RING er rei hors ’ PORT BODY 1 good condition enter ti it liante r) od ] bargain late ade’ bay vies. new an:l Barnet:-Sales te) » er roadst all atyies. TO windshield: Rent TT) lee? (c@2) | Ford FORD RODIF. S All ainda, ‘touring coupes, sedans and commercial: new and used sts) (hive at FORD DELIVERY RODY And good condition: $25 Phone eamiine pod for ang roomy: trade in terms to Redecker 91) vier 3179 f R2 SPECIAL MORD REAMLINE S1° eas 11°) Park a SPECIAL BARG MINS Ford »- Ton man. facturersa : eg REDECKER § sir etvilish body. ‘) * tODIE os ron. and of therm cos f ad ns ] ag je *Oe@itea C*its _CABRIOLETS man. “0 Toe Ml; : wit] ] NT ol 1” wt new De ) nm? i demonst beat Ma~ ic. abrioler,. eondittior 5 lind: ‘CHASSES i i -{ ‘ha .a:e ‘ Sheed ’ it an ', * ir. condition: w' lym? g00C et ee & LR r. CHASSIS ene mdition barg $728 Pane ey ‘4 Rb (CHASSIS —1918 sacrifice: terma. (;00d ‘ enor FO) se}! Oo Truett S ne Ww equal + tf er BO son F Ok D—Rea: isters FRANKLI IN FLANDERS INI EHSiATE- LI#tERTY ,; ef ‘ DOnGE— HUP Hi MAXWELL MAAWELL s 18. some with sport and Al condition and at the right price: terms Deeds Auto Body Co. 10 S. Wath st Opposite City Hall _ #3) + hummy WIS De Luxe. Auto Olive st Rom. 121 Cen, Re Roadster. running magneto. goed rubber, Natura! Bridge Roadster starter overhauled. cliche. Grand 2508 ie) P 32-Roadster, newly paneled, starter, lights: tuset the car for a salesman 30355 Nebraska specdeter bodies. 3101 {"“o.. aera Bosch $125 tear 4 244aWw good tires Suet Lafavette Call 8300 roadster just re- and overhauled: «a good bur for Terma. Weber Impl. and Auto 1 and Locust ats tod 1#19, 6, 2 passenger, roadster: good paint and tires: ome extra: ip geod condition every wav: price right terms (‘all Benton 410 Sunday or after 6 p. Mm week cave cc Roadster: starter. bumper » et By $05) down: excellent motor haston (huromy painted Bone one, i““ Ther} dandy SAV7 °-passenger, in wheels, - vers, Dumpers, eu- must he sold at Vernon av (4) rodeil 44 roadster live st. Romont Roa ister. 11s. excellent condition: has wire wheel tral ere iNLDSMORILE Luxe Auto Ce., f entre! aco | DpSMOL iL. E Luxe Auto 127t. Central 360 i_LDSMOBILE—I117®, De Luxe Auto Co., al AHO i _LDSMOBILE De Luxe Auto 121 Central eo '\ ERLAND. i4on) Forest VERLAND vheels: hargain. IV ERLAND -1918 tion: will sell "S104 Lo ust st IVERI AND “gr ' a dat er. aport model: white wire wheels. extra: blue finish: finest mechanica! tremely handsome. sturdy tires extra: very low price; emal!l cash payment, | ha lance 12 months Huber-Wileon Motor - Co (‘oliseum Bldx.. Jefferson and ! (nz a and see De St i016. Sle WIS lieht s chummy\ > eS 10] Olive t eight roadster Romont 1! light SIOL Ollve (‘e@ntr Sportster Romont tcl) toadsater, 8&3: good condition. Park Forest {53 W Chumin’ r oadster: 1727 Olive st roadster. splendid for $700 on easy eight Olive at Ot, co. wire foe) condi- terms. (c3) pa seenger (Continental 6 motor, | beautiful Venitian | condition: ex i near new (Chummy Ro-4 ‘aA s0- We. ; ' Wl model: with new is right i i ’ Rioadster: wire wheels, and the price Ror nent ‘1 SEDANS 1918 price Open Sut day RIPPS- BOO; ys) Sa50. ten) months old: run cheap: terms 201. (el model; like | ery low pri P ie?) Sedan. Locust iim) SS, can. like new: Komont Wh, SEDAN. iline:;: HEVROI yh terms j41s ik ,ROLET on miles: 24 1 an ust, SVROLE I new cpanel wis _Delmar_ HE. \ROLET Mew) miles, SiH. do 4 n. 4 very ( ‘entral Tor or as @G. % bh viv model run omni runs good this week terinar, —se dan looks anid . . 1} rrptysSt sel] balance easy Si /|DIXIE FLYER—Touring FORD— FORD At FcRD FORD—Touring., | FORDS FO RD-- AUTOMOBILES ~~ LQURING CARS 1819 model: not | respect: worth / 3364 © 7 5) AUTOMOBI LES BB LLL er TOU! RING ¢ CARS -1918. li Co.. 3101 - PL el ee ; OO ee OL poly a ag Luxe Auto Central 3@0. OLDSMOBIL yee it Luxe Auto Co., 310) Central 4% -_——_—- OL SeNOBIL kK Luxe Auto Co., Central 30. ot ie OLDSMOBILE—1918: excellent guaranteed first-class: will demonstrate Komont 918. Forest 2245. (e4) 19°20 license; easy terms. Mr. Finck, 1800 OL TDSMORILE—1918: Overland. 1918: Cole. Washington. ss 917: Chevrolet. 1917; Cadillac, 1913. 4354 DODGES— Three 1917 touring cars; pethanr, fed cars are rebuilt and in fine condition; price | G7 pDXMOBRILE is right for a quick sale; terms 3418 I.0- luxe Auto cust. Open Sundays. (c3)| Central 380 . DODGE— Touring: in OLDSMORBILE 6— Touring: 1918 mode}: fion: motor recently in perfect condition; new tires, new with latest California good top and upholstery; liberal terms. in rear curtains. door _ 2938 Olive et. _ te aime Sew tires: tame UL. DSMOBRLLE—7-passenger; late model; re- vou wi buy it; easily mer . ' 1: gnao hal have the cash. $585. built an@ newly painted, 8: cash. bal- ance terms Mr. Iinck, 1900 Wwesnmgese rete wai5 ™“N Gran 1 (nen wy refinished: ‘guaran-. winter ten: Touring: dandy truck or tow Iowa 3418 Locuet te 4) DORT rouring. 917; $475; S175 =tst ; k. “AR ‘ouring. light O-pass.: erfect and repainted, terms 14) Warshineton ke ORD- Touring streami! ne body ; FORD Touring cars: ~ brand- new: immediate deliverv;: also 1918 models, S114 Cass. (#) One-man top: touring. woe curtains: TRIN N. ¢ t eight tour! live st. a 0 $3}. in every cash or time. much: new ake $4): new miner and me Dp: ters Wo Q817X. 4217 mE ico take Ford in) Ford Touring | used £200 t eight touring. De live st. Bomon DODGE-—-L A rites Int A ouring. -1918 light six omont 12 S101 Olive st. 7" Touring ear; will or sell on time. ». 2134 Olive — ee oo -Touring: p House. DODGE top and. cial summer curtains a H.W equipped, including -1916,. model Co.. 2101 Olive. 121 ic?) motor raint, “elie, 1e2) RBomont fine condi- rebuilt: car equtppe! top, glass windows opening curtain. 4 a demonstration worth s&7oOo if vou | Yahlem Motor Co. ! eveninas To Al condition car, very cheap excellent } {1} make o016 DLDSMORILE | y= 1918; teed mechanical condition; price right for a quick sale. Open Sundays. = MOHILE—1080. T-passenger, &-cylinder touring. used only 3 months and run less than 500%) miles. Equipped with cord tires all around, including one extra; bumper, motormeter and other extras; original cost with equipment over 82400. eame guaran- tee as new car: can be bought at & om gain: termes tall Forest S71SR. OVERLAND— Touring car 6-cvlindar. rT time-pavment plan (eS) OVERLAND- Teurtna car. sell for $400, deferred 2310A Locust. OVERLAND —Touring car; tion: sacrifice at 8600 lacu a, SR OV "ERL ANT Touring: 1926 little: extra tire and lok arpve money Central Ree OVERLAND- -Five-passenger. new tires. Call Grand 2317] 6 to 8 p. m. Oakland 3-passenger sport model: dow n. Morris, 214-16 N. O mechanic: al- Mr Finck, iene) ~ Kelsev (6) “Iv brand-new: E Sii4 A Aas, car. terms. roRI) KF ord tourinf F‘ RD— Touring. motor: hargain FORD— Touring, painted: $400: FORD—Touring car hle w heels: good tires; chean. 1°15 Russell. FORD Touring car. W918. like new: muet sell; moving S825 UHartford st. (c) FORD-—-1917 model touring car; food condi- tion Parker-Washington Co... 6161 Maple. - av. FORD—Touring car, like new: demountables, | we. ERI. ‘ND Tour Universes! Ford Exchange, 2620 Olive. (2) | , $360 cash. Touring. FORD—Touringe car. 1918: in fine condition | 1900 Washing “¥: R938 ——— hie barvain. | Ce ‘ote Brilliante. _ (c4) OV ERTL. AND Touring Touring car: good tires: 270. Rell extra tire; a real buy (cv) SIOA Locust st. Kirkwood. ae t st good condition, | XG ERLAND yuri Touring (e's) | for $225 Make your : Locust. OV ERLAND—Touring: wmode) condition: bargain; terms party. Call or phone after 6:: Delmar or Forest %208 IV ERLAND- Touring | Al take & sa. Gran im) 330. sis n: fine Faston ; fine condition; newly 305 8. Jefferson. a) new; demounts.- payment ‘plan. 1917. ton n: S17 1918: terms neariv “firat-class “ condi- on terms 23104 | (3) very model: run . Duy ' (ey paint and 4525 classy Mi ' @ real terms. b-pASS balance ton, tone) car, @-. ylinder, with at $¢€00. on terms. (cB3) condition; ZR10A (c3) car Finek, F ORD A ada 1919 touring Centra! 8345 I 1 late sourings beauties. terms. 61% Ly (c@2) ! ‘Touring late ee ~~ motor over- | | ' - . ear: good 8475 " own terms. FORDS i he an: Fi IRD. hauled: —_ in real — Of: fine to bargain. 3069 Olive st. (e635) op. ™ FORD =Touring, electric starter: other extras; cheap; terms. 305 8 Jefferson. (c) - : ger: guaranteed FORD—tTouring car: 1919: runs 200d; only | model: worth 8600; “4a Mrs. Stewart. ANA A Washington. (6) 384 Cook FORD-— Five- passenger, with good tires and | OVERL LAND ~90—Tourtng: top and seat covers. 371% Washineton.ic3) | 1919 model; used only Tourings, 1918-20. with starters, operates like brand-new; as brand-new: beautiful standard Brewster green finish: tires virtualy new: also extra, wonderfully low price; small cash payment, balance. 12 months Huber- Wilson ie 47) acon AIGE—Touring. 7-passenger, newly 1805 Olt. " {c8) ed: $400 cash, balance terms. Mr. like pew, 207-211 N. | 1900 Washington. Ohlive M4 ~~ mnie ‘~LMAS- 1914 touring. 1918-10918: c ao. 101 Olive st. Rom easy | DUTLLMAN—1017; touring: . —__ |_ ‘tires: $25. 3143A Neosho. Riverside 904 Hassler demount- - +¥ hy, [EN’ whl —_ used car taken fg De | BARNETT * SALES co. we eh. ree ernie Wedn mm a pliaye rT: twee Seo noy.§ j Its Pianos ———_— et _ lialle: AL jrand. t b Met ro m g285 a « $1 Hlardman. in ‘ere ike rental. ‘ a a * = - : full 8. note came | thie «ne » $i? on mon elt Ree at one LATZER OO ‘piano? .P musician «# ctory diaetribs vur@ianos ir ze, Bes pe in us d Wyoming A tare@e® arec — gy +E oe : ber delivered ment. ° Mae arthe!-Dueser 2 ‘he We have just agency for th: er tinit organs a! Biong “with their an erchestrior etc.: we well mm ¢ pianos Autom at SPIAN(> 8335. A @ in mahogany ca nt iu exchana Diano. Thia opr ‘we will include 2 B Ribs soon ter r 7 Wr $425 Player, and ‘roedster r 106 chairs. large golden oak sideboard, 4-burn- Co., 06 S. 12th er gaan range with broiler, @x12 felt floor | covering. hie ts a bi@ bargain. a}! for | h or time terme very nbenable Walker Furn. ¢o.. 1117-19 Locust T. M—20 vards, new. - NTT SHINING Gay. rORD SEDAN m } ene terms FORD- ‘Seda: g00d Aw Se Leuis FORD 11s id lo rand new 1920 any 4. ‘118 Case poca m na p Johnson Auto Co 36 and 1010; fan, 16 » FORD CHASSES 1 Vy be In il Park o he At tern)¢ giver b! FORD CHASSIS nrice will 191s \ nee st. C)p- (c $y | rires: excep- | Locust. Open (cB R726 lowa.(2) cord 3418 Au‘o Rody Hal’. ee TOI8 tou ring. itv: cheap. Deeds posite (‘ity FORD leavine ec trace to the square tnch. is able to d out ‘grease. repiacing same with very simple to attach the Alemite they take the place of the old-style : grease cups on any owen . tractor Obtainable at «all ers and repair shops. Alemite La 3122 Locust et. omont 2184. MUSICAL. MUSICAL INSTRUCTION da njo, PL new: factory-rebullt; _ tionally low-priced. must sell; Sun lay. ‘¢f | 7 ee Jeffer wr e82) an yt ' ie D> ‘ kK he R. -Tourtne car. DERAKER—I1917. touring: “enuipped: runs good: asm | in aH: starter. etc. — 2615 Lynch. seO2: (of2) STUDER AKE- intl7 model: | fine condition wanes = a nice family car: “HRy °"“0 caah yal- Kuaranteed: ance 12 months Mr. Toner. Remont 41. _ic4# | “DERAKER Teuri: ig, 7-passenger, a evi. In extra fine condition: terms. Mr. Finck. low Ww ashineton ic! STI DERAKER rnotoer oniy ton sTT’ DERAKE - “Touring evlinder: doen't need ters etc.: take 275, took. ei: ri’ DERAKER—Starters fine: $295: $125 down. Yahlem Motor Co 15 l vear old; $8600; tlie Olive APPAREL—25.000 sults. 0..fcoats, pants, shoes dresses. tor shipment ftureign coun- try: vy up 835. auto call 15 minutes. Del- mar S65. Forest 77 Geller, 4426 Page. ic) APPAREL Wt4.- Men'r suits. overcoats: vrices: don’t eli before seing tne. IL. So! wn Cask. Tyler 2435. Central SISIR (14) “Wid —20.00 tedies’ and eenti- overcoate, dresrees. pants, hate ansihing in household prices veld. Phone Lindel! or double ei eacn elec tris GFenerr| Filectr G0 «4152 "NTAINS- le cream aliseo Vienna chairs. valleaeres rh vlad (?* condition: Ww, tavies, - eae a —_ —— c als a bargain. like mT an 121 7th oP iI e tor — ee eee ee ~ cheap. 2715 ‘Day No. ‘plightly ue in every Way. mor: Louls than any oth ever offered. only ! yments,. OCONROT mtees Ail Ite Pia ata chassia-: FORD. and L i, c3wces siaiiaattiiaatitiaing - SEDAN, 100 Run few moriths: costs $1550 OX PORD—Chassie. Four 1918: rua look ae! tras: pr $950; private party..Forest 6842. \ new price vers low cash az, payments Deeds Aute Rody Co bit (Yemosite Cit lial} * Ing 20 H Apnelman S218A rexisters. tvpewrite "onthiv parmen.s on soan MR. — ante” ic as iow es $4: new sormeueteane rented Ww | Han! J. Kennedy, 210 N. 4ih at.; Main 291. (8) | _ COUPES VMANW! . Ss F : ae wheels TYPEWRITERS CHALMERS--Will car Monday; rental. fF le wil] sell at a h rl niement and inning condition; hon — - ——— Ss Wa tER j “19R. = = - (sAKTLANIT =edart 1O1lY moce!l used very cand : : ittie eaecy teri Mr. Finck, 1540) Wash ter: Mon, 825, big i . COLE—4 pie ned coupe _ “— ington A feaS) | FORD | Pare ( ; DA nted ate guaranteed e ith iret -« DSMe RILF 1919 light s{x sedan 1)» running and genta’ Tyee 3101 Olive at. Bomont 121 | lLafavette '¢ v, mechanics wit) rood ; h a! { 1 FOO" Luxe Auto Co. obiect: also ogeats. FORD ‘ appear - m “may itra 4) " Pe ce ANGE cick, Seal. conina: ton in Koo" and household goods: auto calle in : , re Se seiiiiielie Pe Oe oe ee ee "ee 2, si}, renorrTrh love in oraer, ' conten. _: = , Utes M. Houre, 1424 Wash st. 1YPEW RITERS—T rvood, Oliver, : - . ~~ i= ee@llient condition equipment CA? ) RANGE—Combination;, furniture. waterpower, Olive 2380 Roval. Remington Aero- Eight ring, renewee | iooks and runs like big discount. Re-| FORD—Tor 1917 rider | evenings, werhing machine, ‘pooks, sanitary couch. , aig a —— . Rentale,. % months $F equipped with and . -~ Pode : , op, | Picdns ring. te nae - ST DE BAKE Re "149A rage "\ , (SUIT Wtd.—Good: | am 614 Ty pew rite Ex hange mao Hh ae » cows Morris, 214-16. eist, near) = lectrd 4 . . - a » Tarth ar COO Sw - Dscian A mT ING Ss gies or Deltmar 1 exe me APPAREL Wid.—Pay ae _Nessenfeld. 4514 Olive. APPANEI Wtd.—Men'’s suits overcoats. shoes. ladies dresses and suits: for Euro- pean shipments: will pa» oa auto will call Olive 175 Centra’ PAISR. . Banks. 1415 Biddle st To Pa ARLO al ot “SUITE —Ce | ayand gas range. heat-) -~— - Call evenings. 4460 Kossuth.(4) ‘ ILOTHING Wt4.-— Ladies’ ” a hed , off ciothing: pricer no new; time ‘ like cash or cars: some and up: Fir RiDsS-- iourime barerins: $275 .. Mair, , toORDS cnassis: ’ ie A168 sedan 1 tires: a, | has | a | _ tar ter. 2317 Thee down. prices T oaring: 225 s10n 3021 highest mnont Hoe imonstrat« bargain for 7 riree ter! repair. 321 Hol (48. ? "nake (com) (o Seiiing anv pewriter roadsters $24) cars harcains: 2 \ 1917 model; good tires. cour ne aOm- real Ee aston Tour ne ri ar. condition: ras i un: (eR, } in “perfect al) 2716 | (c4) Kood runt ling soe jleffer VIOLIN. mandaiin. guitar. taught: instruments jocaned, N. Leonar rARENTS—Why to learn the vacation? Experienced teacher: Fer particulars write Box Ilapateh— a ee ae “ El. l STON Ragtime School Play | ™) lessons: also violin dept. ’ four- hat aso 7 té ? model. good time. “W917 repairs. cash or fine i‘ote “visible: Bua Cbliver barcain not have your ch violin during the low N. 175, © tts tries: runs months { "per fc) goad halance N. Grand. v\ il 1 Ens For rent ails make: $4 per a i 65 Post Dispatch Bide want wiiaaie Se Tour K Car, first $265 take » (‘er L Oo 7 7 Sedan: roodel, extra new ; IPPs err. ni {snoewrtiters upward Li N. Te . _ ee eo: ne, woe OUCrr TOURING CARS \BBOTT-DETROIT lighis se! f-starte: | delivere motor, lls overhauled immediate delivery; $425: brine § and Light \-passenger touring and tights: % tires: runs $1°3 down. balance month 4 ahlem Motor Co... 10835 N evenings (e) EE - cntsunstniiaiie “ ' s | STUDE BAKER Thoroughly overhauled, TUNING AND REPAIRING be wl painted, good tires, S-passenger. ane ’ Se eo «7 i jalty. electric liehts and starter: will demonstrate for $450, 048, tov running }-N sliahtiy more than Wwe are ment has metal and bench: t for $985; terme | IOLPH WURLITZE new Wellston (pen leeson Christiansen School, weigh Easton and Hodliamont. hear from with view to Poe Tplern -¢ hy feet demountabtes: cor Neosho R | FOR D—1! RO Pitts touring SL4hA and ic $ si: | mites new. ali atyies _ 4519 Faston, ‘yranges, $7 Fasten, extras. AAW, FOKY line elec trie f ontinenta Sta). vours rest monthly >-passenger cvlinder ly ~ i >) «ermali BICYCLES AND MOTOR CYCLES ‘LE to ‘re strexvm- Deeds b- bora © naer or terms ‘ar with cach ‘Touring ¢ bodv: cheat div goods Olive | eiohine Lucwae® avy trricee waid for levin 14 Var pay cae ful sipes prt lt t¢ rant A nad olaver work as N. 16th. Central iverside | ? Gelb. = a ec en and shows, mie ye Call after 4:30 p. m 11304 at — TININ G l a 41 te Nk “s w, : Bree, white "load thas | — (ch) | = Madiso ; th “ler % an — ane | oat ace, — . “o ~ Jefferson Kv; -oa r Auto is “dy > 106 s sath ae - D oe . . bel’ alvo fine sideboard. cheap. Central! MEN'S SUITS Wtd.—2%5.000 overcoats and MUI Chie Deap, Mm hne conditios: | con oe ; ; SS at eo Bm Ag bere: worth Gage. will oot Stell. ¢ Es 585. A pia N448L ew puite dreares. enring coats. shoes « “al Kountz 4s 2H VW ashington RED { oupe rgain beet § ~~ LawN Np my oma 7 met OV e; uauled Te- rs ORD . — - - : - fats mage —— ~~ easah or terms - 4145 Fvans, rear. o> ay os the world over a " | : , . . —e? painted; new ton and curtains; 5 new tires: | ouring «ar. WU odei. | fou ls jel: renewe: SCHUBERT @& SONS, 2? n A feat 1 ‘ TORS op ieer, family «ls end we buy anvthing In heusehold goods MOTOR CYC .#—ittarie,-Davidaon lt: pe - ad ot Pw z yer Seer \ &Ltibh—Tourine ate mor 3. 2007 Fra and eneleat te REFRIGERATORS Tov ooo 7 A, "i ‘yee Cail Tyler 4184 or tentral 409%) auto calla conddit ioe. Sia ” make offer: ri ” rs reD Coupe. 1018 chassis. 1917 body. only $50 down, balance monthly Bertrand, Hed chanical 7 waesrte J a pain : hs tires wonderful buy for the money. Bomant 291. ZS dee ag omnieat vapatel ye - : B-door side icer, 50-1). capacity, | 17 30 min tea, Harry Arvieman 2631 Dick | Sox fusko. (3) | 842%: terms; trade. Morris, 214-16 N_ zist. | Olive st. ; | See We on ae: ee is fe} tng, Bomont 171, Central 1671. fy “slightly shopwor Sere Soyer, with | Pray —~ | FORD—Coupe, 1920, brand-new; call after BR ae ‘OE ~Touring: like new; sacrifice $425. | as + tour “cars. 1917. 1918 19 | VELIE—Touring: in good condition: $160 $2 TUNING: pianos. play ere: first~ M new: Ro “~ ing to Kautz. 2629 8. Jettorsen. see thie one. can ie. — Cu) ‘Luxe (‘en- fel) car. this car with old: some trade demount- terme. | (@) , aes ub: HORSES AND VEHICLES Sp ~ | FORD ' or ORD Forest 725 ie Coupes, 101; demountable. some slight, ve able Bek ‘7 4106 >it FORDS Touring cars: one IMLS; in excelient condition; cheap. N. Stephens, 3635 Washington. 9 a monthly Daymenta PLAYER. PIAN TURN your ol4 clothes ‘nto ready cash: get the best price in the citv: TI buy ail men's clothing, shoes, bats, etc.: will call on 15 minutes’ notice: phone or write NN Oeslend- | er. 1422 N 13th at. Tyrer 14V4AW (e2Rx) FOR SALE Elegant av let first-class | for vee, BRD. 4-dour all our refriger Victor 25761 be EXPERT piano tuning: repa ; able: alt work ‘one’ Grand S000 3 °718 Park. Phone Grand ' Con . Will 1911S touring demonstrate; 716 KB RISCOE: car: a bargain Vv andeventer a\ ic) sl ‘K 4) 7, o touring: first ! con tion (rand i) m ittion oer _ & { 1018 comsianr car conaltion ai m SI. *) . new $1000. Central ($345 te to 2:0 p. m. 46) orth 1 neh P His Touring 7-pass.;, perfect condition | FORD Welty _tourtng carg shock absorbers, 2. — . eee ‘Inet 1iM4) Ww ‘ashington. COS) | Defender lock, nobby§ tires, overhauled, rw newly painted must be seen to be appre- oF elated. iacynat 4140 M: Martin, BRomont -- }er? i4) Ht DSON >—Fine for good tires “611 Market eS (e4) | HU DSON-—Super-six fer cash; make offer. _ ” K—-passenger touring: firet painted; new top: $250: balance ~ Bertrand, 4120 Olive st. time. | a enensaniean 5 | HUP N -Dasrenger touring: | painted: new top; $350 } months jertre Bertrand. 41: 10 Hl’ ft’ MOBILE, Model N, repainted maroon body. cream color wheels “his «is powerful and good-looking car terms if desired Weber Implement and Auto Co., 19th and Locust sts Hit PMOBILE 7-passenger 1916 inode: has been overhauled and repainted: shape throughout: terms desired. Impl. and Auto Co wih and cooling pipes. for restaurant porcelain refrigerstor, £150 atore are white enamel! insiue, have saniay, | easy removable shelves, waste pipe and driv | coup, making them easy to acenn and kéep s) Walkera, “O.2 N. 12 i ae Hl ih—tergeins. ope « ‘arpe: | dt aw 2°24 Oltve;: both phones CLOTHING Chicago Carpet Cleaning | ~ Waterman . (e682) | 1767. absorbers and wearing CR « —tit Stark, e121A Tae , ak Ee w cr) : Patna ist place in city for good used f ~ | LADIES St bts Uveenes conte all wines. niture: open evenings, ath "] Baaton fur. sivier s#itehti« used 2201 Kastor om firw an and sligntty “weed fuca.tre- | MOLESKiN PFUR--Almost new: will sell exchange cash or or time. \- cheap. Cail Delmar 5682 wes “furniture in exchange for SUIT—Lady » checked a nreng nuit: “9 ' se 121. VELIE--1917. light six touring. Auto Co. 3101 Olive st. BRBomont tral sho WEST* OTT —#-evlinder touring | is new: just run 100 miles: has nonskid | tires. shock abeorbers, etc.: chance to save | some monev on this car. Weber Implemert and Anita Ca... 19th and Locust ste : weedy AUTOMOBILE—Tourine car: 4-cyl.. 5-pass light car; worth 3750; sacrifice $400; leav- ine city, 8717 Svivan. Cabanv 247 7™. TOURING CAR--fine, modern. new tires, | very cheap: muet sell. 3037 Lafavette Tol RING CAR—A. late medi Sortie | OF ' | starter Pr aee | quick | (art) lhehts, (Centra! S550 for A Sunday Line Zw ‘ 41086 Olive i*?) PB LOB Le el - V AGON and hatness: wagons electris bargain Team and harness 2 nice mares: i al > » almoat any kind mode) - one brand new, | { pen late Locust . . rie ; Wagon. ai real TTLLG ants (‘oune o418 } | ' »aSee nger _ Single set etiff m CLs Indiana mares. Morgan singie mon saddie HARNE: Ss “m to 7 " HARNESS seaing A... A, ‘ontempiatin 3 OY'S ‘The y Favs 1 noe). _Jith and O11 weed Piaver. feet conditior Chase Avtop ai others: fine cha in a Plaver-Piat -Caeh or payments That Guerantees . - wlea in saat Vietor 1741R. Grand | rebuilding of ianos, D uprights made inte PL he ¢ ot feraon av Ing. repairing electric planes, 1@1~ like wearing annare!l 5554 floor weet Cabany ry coupe. new Sis Meo I be JK Romont 121 ‘erty young “farm horses, demountabies team young mules. 1921 v Huktst " vralt oul work 1°R, N Wth et (‘entral M ules, _ Easton avy. ‘tse. ieaim of horses wagon nees chean 1O1n Morrison AY ‘ se ot) eee eee 4541 ‘ 200d workers, Bio ' ate wT a5 Rb ; ner ; i eet, oo ~~ tama ton new, ‘ane -— + ee - syed trade "ICK will other Toe car (oe ste (9HRT) c's ‘yiive et ‘tour! neg 3124 Olive. ton call ar ipe Auto Cal double } ’ a) lith st., East St. Louis. '¢.. J WANTED | shock ‘pply 1, PROB PPO “ASH patd for saxophone and __struments _Tonyv_ Piacht, 1001 PLAYER-PIANO Wid—We will player for cash; oa list of 4 Olive wie cash weltin 4 you need cas toda ay we wilt yt 4355 ye i a0 -PIANO— Meivili PIANOS ~AND 2. nee 13 Eu note, rolia and & tires: motor t. DISS Det: paint. after SIN starter Light servic y no Al: Johnson Ses veers oy nat BUICK 68 —Touring 1917 tion: newly refinished Jefferson a\ BUIiCK—Touring; small 5-passenger: clase every way; take $450. cash or 3804 Cook ay T BUlCK—Touring Car, Nrand-new ; fulls equipped: used few weeks: must sell at once; genuine bargain Vietor 9741, BUICK FOU R—J5-passenger:; just ov erhauled: | excellent condition: cash or terms: roadster part trade Apply l0 a.m. to2p. m. 4147A KF) at Tawa ies , Hotsks “wagons and lights throughout elect ric net ey FORD new dea lers | FORD ables. (‘oupe. paint: Al 5139 T ler an ‘ ’ On K touring; eood bargain Su Marke. 14) overhauled, re- ea sy and ame. for sale take vour | . new and ring’ UA, ‘ar: as new in every respect xood hat cary, etc.; worth 81200: take $450 if sold this week; part. cash. —_ Cook. — TOURING © AR- Small. 5-passenger. inder: positively like new mechanically: sacrifice for $375 for quick sale. $8804 Coon. | (CD) | rw “‘CARS— We have 12 late. models, ' PI. ATER. PIANO—Aeolian: &8A- bargain: leaving city. Colfax 12 value from 8400 to $2000. Thes bargains: will sacrifice them for PIANO—Good HamiRon 1 . right; Call evenings. 2721 Belt av. ("oo fen) TOURING C AR—One 1919 model Heht 5- passenger; first-clase condition: Ford size PIANOS Ve \ ose upright: excellent tires: demountable rime, electric lights gen $55. 2728 __ Semple. erator and starter: biggest bargain in St louts today: only $ terms. 716 N. Van deventer (e4) condi. terrnis. oth. ie) excellent starter le nt heap cCTrieca - 34m rie) Linde! v1 coupe etc.; cheap electri: terms ~ Re HORSES -Three to “si. . dirt wagon "110 S Ss hil double narness Rth.te) HURSES--20 head horses. mares and mules: single and double harness 820 Pestalozzi HORSE- -Good hors harness »4)). 4407) Gravote HOKNE- Fine young, in good condition, 4340 Humphrey at HORSE — Bi g bay work horse; 3120 | Riefling —- ; nge ‘*. Onn nn nw Ka sion. | FORD ore. 814.55: chiffoniern. SiK.2R: We'also carry | FURNIT sre HORSES--2; ail} (terms. . large lot of od and ends useful in ev- , v _ * nit, As condition: ten Olive at . -_ ve Sa . J vee, ~ the tie mite and . = as shel | M. aah 1.1. Coupe 1017 avenette ‘RSKE-—tiood sire 3 ees are buge j aki tires, noto | lecoun or net suits i GOLD AND ) SILVER * 00 ¥ (rong harn and REN ~ he S if cine if sold once. * Inquire 7) Temas gd tne aie Cian rd and Auto Co ith and 7 HIGHEST price paid ae gold, old ebnatens and j,; * ' - . OL DSMOBIL. E—191%, jiight six coupe Le : it}: latgee; matched broken false teeth. Miller, 70%% Market.(S) span: 6 sets double harness: os oie Luke Aute «'o., 3101 Olive st. Komont 121 - j > ’ ' vueed furniture for cash; Fair ay, | SUIT— Ledv’ ~ | spring wuld never Si2%: will sell for 840. Forest McPherson ay. BURP dNaly ple sulle; come and see. _ — 4"oupe; wire ior touring overhauled, re- ceown, ane Olive st. (ew) o- passenge! : cos — -—_— — -— -—o wheels roadster PORD trade “worn 8&2; weet Piano (‘oo ts used one vear tn a no ehtldren: fuet jth , with ‘O-vear @u SMITH | PIANO and wagon TOURING sak ranging in are all big cash, 3804 | men * sarn- Lafayeite (c 36) cheap prices on 2707 rims. U., tires: FORT—Coune: demountable Carburetor Haesliers good ean% S. Jefferson up; $21.50; dining-reem out-. i) y cheap deimountables: “620 (*, starter Ford Exchange. _EXCHANGE eer ee ee ken In sade for upholstering n RR. ‘o%) e (‘oupe; il; spring Wagon i niversal aut mattresses, $4. drese- harness and must ; at | PIANO--Upright, Estey: excellent _price 8200. 4184 Farlin > i IANO Upright, in seed condition; ASO Natural fridge I’ - A\ ER-PIAN@. Beautiful tone; furniture, phonograph; sIS7 ¢ “abanne ltt lh —S-vaseenee 6 cylinder tovring 1917 model in excellent condition: new and saint. $000 3713 Washington a\ ) 7.) : . 4 BRLUICKS wheels ondition. car: | tires Lin (cl i Makes ae llardm Valie, Cheer, K rake: neecyon a none ty OLP n igor niode| hase non running of Irny ste if 7. is, Loe locust epec Watker. tom * Dubie a? a _— fam dos Diive #t.; opp OUR LOE} TION BAVER TOO MONEY “TRUCKS lined car for shington os) with wire | all tires one rourtine: vr wd "hwo 1917 tourings and Wis BRuiecl “( tipped with S ree i Wa hh passenger: ‘a Mr. Finek. 1900 rouring, terins. KING: TM: . AUTOC AR Cab and steel hous with ene The 5o. trom x yo Reese tea ¢ ok a casi paid | for gold, asaliver, jlatinum, " io. Central 200 - right. on th «4 f a quick eal ! 41 6. ue ‘ ne roeme to the ite ber, ismonde, oken jew eiry: 1p to 8° for old cnr aha . ; OVE RILANTD. Coume: 6 rea} : - ie - these ‘ re or 43 ( le a e grr ena h — _ - horae’ go eondltion. Very rearon- | owne. ne. ‘ - the we can ees ar 2 por, font, lems than cur- fame t th. Phone Olive 124%. Miller,’s, 1322 eee ARG a ee . “lem a, — make your ow 4 soe ma 210 . Leow wot eS Ee ee wae he ‘ meg a “a in mae hae post Ketilehem Motor Sales Co. 3917 PrANO- Upright: first-class dition. ; pate eggs a ® the exchanges Lye: (c8) ) the. - hee a { 3 — ——— ICK 6—191) touring; very beautiful. re ~ «IR nt BG ean ene » Tindell TO (62). cash; also phonograph. mas. . 9 eee or new ereare, lor your old rare. ‘ . STU! a ee E- As ae aN} RAT eS LA: ('oupe electric. like new finished in origina! ¥ Ruick green; crean Wash Bam 9 iat Silas sateen me. Fe be DELIVERY TRUCK—Geod condition, for -_} ark A : r , has ‘bee " sienna ° Teevhet for @ ia na machine he ae "Dp ORSE “tandard pred: 4 years ob :: “1 > ' fed the motor is a wonder: let us prove Ch iN TON ; ee , - oes he be P - — re emi e+ our lite of Pathe and Svm- o~e JEWELRY ad WATCHES . nare and eariing colt ~CRIPUS-BOOTH.-1917 coupe anv test or demonstration: pater JEFFREY—For sale or tra: de, i- passe nger, : aqui ‘kK sale. $150 a6 & Chippewa. ars TOs O£#B175 “buve the used ae astreting tone © "inpehines For the rental of furniture FINE w“ ’ . ‘tendard ov ed. sl, wagon and hara:e ute ‘ s1OL Olive hom 81250, we wish to make a anie’ {-cvlinder, late model: in good con lition FEDERAL 2-ton: mechanic ally geod; fine, ar) make, terme ee hese p~ ime chara. be sure ane eee us. Edw rices. ‘Goldmea et saat, aoe ! eamerese | 2706 Morgen —) S are $985 cash takes it; will trade. Yahlem 8718 Washingtor bet large stake body: cheap. 3027 Lawcust. (ce) Tene ra boving Kieekamp L an uquet, 600 Loc s --—— -—~ 7 a seca n takes i. a fi — _ 2: .. Bosna ere pire! Soak st. Bou. / te eh: rm ; "1 Orc Uat. (cr) HORSES mH mares and mules. 4 gravel Col . E Ex: ellent condition S-meatet , Motor (no Os N\ (Grand Open evenings JORDAN a. ivip touring. ‘De # uxe Auto Co FEDERAL, a fe ton: ~ good motor; ‘good bed v sran a smaleial ee ee ee (oeh- prive in the ty. 08 NL Mr. ~_ wagons, 4 sets of agragee Haffner-C Con bargain for quick sale; no dealers. Lindel! TICK Touring: near new IVI model: fin 1107 Olive st. Bomont 121. Central 360 with top: © _real bargain. _ LF. MUSIC ROI. — At ood ~ lew as FURNISHED + HOUSES A AND FLATS Cc we... ME an nor e ‘onal Co the 6. Vandeventer Both tal. “Ee 7 d mechanical condition: lates MANWELI, Touring. late model: positively FOR L- Worm drive, aliebisy aae’ Cagailly. Me "real Conastienk age pure “ AL ls giamonés, pawn tickets, automobiles, | — -- + me iD LIMOUSINES urholstery firm: beautiful Al: sacrifice for $525, cash or time. 384, _ 18° Olive; Bomont 14. pe Me (c8) ROY'S. cor. lth and Olive ats, w ms RNA RD ATANTMENT One-room ef- ! , BWA. Olive vic... bought. Bomout 18322 W eam — and © Wagons Riso :, . enetian nea finished, = e tires ~~ new Cnoak meh FORD— 1918, oven delivery “tre uck: many ex- Mie Si. ROLLS ary bargain P . ficlency, complete! , try. : ve mt, tr Tower Grove car « : — 7 lig price cut aoe cas payment. alanace = : a / ' s . ' : » he J arr pened. decd 19 een amen ae ae at “ athe mm blex Ca Pa 4 PAVARARI Limouerine fine for rent sery- 1” mon‘*hs Huber-Wilsen Motor Car py MAN Ww tl.le—o DABSenger touring: verhauled, tras. hean: terme. 2h 3 Jefferson. tem hits, claasics marches. wait at ER 4 “oat gas - DON'T anerifice vour diamonds We loan Call | ta te ‘ ce, "4 “ M: Finek line OW ashingto Coliseum Bidg.. Jefferson and L«cust repainted: new top: $175 dow! n FORD TRUCK- Any style body: tmmediate than half price CONROY'S. cor. © Sligttiy used HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED Des ag Pr, wel, DAY Spot cosh up to KO Der WA RES—_Pair beautiful “young, fat, chunky! 3 ' Ss), Sunday | mont tly Bertrand. 4180 Olive st. _ delivery, terms Bailey. 2117 Olive. _tcl#) Olive ate. ae 4, 888 io aah oa) Pl a ee ee ea ae w a = wine orn oe renkele 2. oor want nine fo8) . mares both. £15 71 \. Mor » CnuUNnKys | re eM [ cr ahs fmmousine ident cay lor rent ‘*Al H1. LAC rouring. in fir @ many a2 }’ 8 A YER. Ir’ IANO $120; & 4 . : : 5 to Save te . ee rl ¥ ’ ETE e pey ghest a PEER praser- ervice ‘ terins r ry Ow cash, i F ine k, 1900 Ww ashin ton model, run Mies; lie is a dandy tras: chean: terms ' efefraon. ic note: cost new 5 n- ANDIRONAS—Carpeta, furniture nt all de- mf toes for diamonuas., Money to loan u ‘Ke Two \ oune fn rm biares single and! Wa shington A ie SR) SS — ao - ay. = ,. for the mone, - cash, terme or trade r ORD + ; - - on ot oe worm dri ve. C she aaev terme [ pO hn Piano Coy ‘ Makes So Hardm:s joo goes eat y ap hea ‘welry, watches. diamends and Liberty | fouble harness. 2Mi2 8. Brondwas ees CADILL, Touring, 10 ie ey an atl a : real Ford xe ange. 2620 Olive ? Olive Peso ‘ i on > oe Y: large or ema) onde at 2 ner c ‘ ‘s. vit | PFOAD Ss Bow is new mechanicalh ig bargain ao on ph, 1 = ae. ainewn dae _ : _ rayon & +f 2085, Forest 5053. (cB) Franklin ev —— . earere’s. iel ™M ARE i300 herein. 2 at Finner. Work, manne nn hk —~A | $850. cash or time. 3804 Cook. 5) MAXWEL x Touring 29, lois: good tires: | FORD TRUCK2—All kinds. like new: dig rl. AYER-PIANO—$110, mahogany .* Slee iherat and We a and - ern furniture compiete DIAMONDS Wid.—We will p h for Sey wa = BRISCO—1918 chummy; leaving city 4226 ' ‘HAN DI.ER —7-passenger Johnson safe. original paint — orth " bala 275 takes baragins; easv VLayments given; immediate used; has good tone; ‘BR -note pen | WURLITZER e pay cash for vour’ MAKE -Nice. young, chunky, black. mw S ee os ; : {t cash or terms Rahmberg Motor Co., ; ~ . zs , t ' nn j of es small lots: ret diamonds. Bee us for iy ne prices in the pounds: ARK: soring wasen: tike new “> wan (My lock: six cord tires: condition excellent. 32 2 ) a1; oh Caan delivery _le fitng’ “. at N. Main. ‘ be. ‘a tween 12 and 1. en re model roadster: period; solid cheav. termes. latest glass (ec?) nearest : and per plete, curtained ical Works, MOTORS. 10 to ver cent off etandard KuAranteed makes: %& to MO h. Wiewell Electric c o, F ullerton Bids icy MOTORS .Two &-h. 7 ‘ single phase. tury and Wagner. and we also have other makes and all sires St. Loule Flectric, te _nrwen er \ ierd) Brilliant: et Cote, THORP Elec. “Co.. avis (arishad «) cried t —— house wiring and Axitures: all wor! uar WeCRENRS mt rehickens | and 1 rooster. , : Y x Maremait nen re Wien | is anteed Call Riverside SOIR between o ! Ci ke -. 7 nom 7 and am , ‘ AP apes Street cer tte an - Rite, mixed » imland aie | MACHINE SHOP WORK. wn “white-buff leghorne, | far tchers. ¢i44 oO STARK. INLAND Machine W orke., binck houdan ha. eal oare lecuet sta.: machine pe all Dullets, and cockrela. a CHEVROLET painted: ehanteallty. biement ane | CHEVROLET IN1®: repainted: Touring car, 1818 model: re white wheels: good we terms Weber Im- 1th ane Loecvet. 104) Raby Grand. FB-5O mode! new tp: five good tires: nrerfeet condition: looka like new: run less than SOO miles: verv cheaod: terma., 3330 Lae _lLoevat Romont a. Central ROT. ieB ‘ CHE v RO}, s 7 Touring: ‘ate model. in good shape: new ires: ‘one extra. good batters cash or termes, it's a real buy Velie, 2028 ‘vive ef CHEVROLET ehape: not a Zood tires: rune “worth 8400: if veau bur this for 8470 ‘ torend Oren ( H ANDL ER sett, A t'o.. SIOL Olive at guaranteed mechanicu R418 fon ‘ond ition “2 iH! "KS BRverv ' wived 8&2. awe Titinets as re) RARY es LO White w vnndottes $2.75 per stoves foren:. barred rocks, a0. illie aren, tant | ery. sane § Rreadway } ai mau BAKY | Hicks—K. | +. $0 ta Lente « Hatrcherv, yi Jony et., new na “ast of Sonrth Croadwe mar 865. Forest | a “Six-Toot os siv | NASH—I18 touring. condition: good tires Locyat Onen Sundays ot ee OAKLAND—Towrtne car ~ good ‘ cash male. Call Wehater 702. OAKL, LAND Beautiful little six “touring aute mobile, 8AM): like new: this claseyv automo- bile _Motorist Auto Shew, 1852 Locust ) OAK, AND- “Tourtng car’ 3 brand-new cars. driven 5 milea to be sold tn St. Will sacrifice for quick turn-over lox ust st O\ERLAND Touring tires in good Termes Weber Imp! anc | ‘ef ate %, OAKLAND —Tourtne cendition: muet sell this week. new battery wise ie a bareatn ence: price §400. Car can be aeen at lafayette - _-——_ - - late model: _OLDSMOBILE—Light six ie be top and terms. 716 N. Vandeventer new 2 aha io OLD DEMO ] Moser Oo. 2860 |“ Luze Auto Loin ts touring new. fect top ured a moving. Paste. 7 Hranhit uraltare. bod price ri@ht: Atta i'n ‘ gray ’ "HS Uiree: t cebinet etne Ce : * elte - *aRinet eee a. on right price ceiteaitnaaaiatini menntiibasia dianen FORD. 1-ton truck: worm drive. body. in fine shape. Bethlehem Motor Sale| | | _Coa.. S017 Olive. TAndel) 770 12) 1 FORD—Ton truck. with inclosed cab. open | expresa body: car runs perfect; must sacrt-| CONROY'S (The fice to close an account. F. ©. Foster, For-| Its Pignos), cor eat islam RE TN ese fed) |'RENT planes. ss monthiy UP: wi | FPORDS-—1i4-ton trucks, new and used: all rent allowed on future. ) atvies af les: your olf car accepted att | KIESET. HORRT PIANO COMER first waymert. belance monthiv oaymen«, Fatabitahed 187% | _ Barnett Sales Co. 2815 Locust ar, c8) | PLAYVER-PIANO--Howard, ‘oak: f : | FORDS— Trucks. $25 per month: new and with rolis and bench, the used: lar@e « weed very littl and the or small .imrmrnetate delive ‘ Central @28. Remont 1126. Lewite Auto Rady piano. te like new: will sell for Sales (o.. SMITH PIANO CO. , 48 TIM Olive. (e168) TH PIANS FORD. -Undertaker's truck M18. closed PIANO—Anderson oak Cane: mnel body, dreo windows. front and rear coat 67°80 new: will sell for entrance. cood ae new and at ‘4 ite original, used but 14 months: en give | cor" ig eee tertne Deeds Auto Body Ce. terme BM Sd ply. For*?, : ot. posite City Hal! (73) * PIANO $30 Bie fai FORD TRUCK _s| PIANO —Gabjer,. oak wa a if kr! af” otytes. “tiret payment, balance mo for an nines: : only se. ) a & ‘ano weer a | tith a ‘Olive bargain: per dozen (‘ene | one block — eee or "\ ve ““ a SA: mot reasonalbity Auto Co car. mente) iT condition : and Pl ecrateh or blemish on like a new car bave the cash Yahliem Motor ¢ eri z* “touring 1th sw fixtures of ail eupteped shop in #&t. =e. a ita perfect running o new tires 'f mld af rs | iene an light ‘wix touring. Bomont De L. UR: >) "en - ic?) re- i@to FARM MACHINERY ATTENTION, farmers! Turn into a tractor in 86 spinutes: t each while they last. and Chestnut sts; both ph ~ —~ touring. n Ww : i" wir Our tacks 5 re . dein r. a at your door step: re) no delivery, ; ¢ Oy hs | 7 } i re si 7 : e , Beha aE Pee A, @ st. Bomont eves

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Who he her hey? ‘1990, SITS an RfEIVIVEIVAS ff + Who are they, where are they Get i in | touch with them 1 through these columns.’ TOMOBILES = | USICAL ROOMS FOR RENT T . = | , ; ,___ ROOMS FO —WESs’ APARTMENTS — SUBURBAN PROPERTY F ‘—eCne 7 0$ ANDO ORGANS | TALKING MACHINES _ amet Vepriem ton, | eee joe ? .: | | _ - ry reene ILY PAYMENTS — Se WT) a ae a adinet models and in frst ——— i — this bar nd wii not >; | = AP 2. 805 Ni oes 1 a see TT) , nw 3 t —— ‘ant —— | 7 = om ae Olive eat ’ son records in the city; come te hear your ail conveniences Rell phone “Lenaatt mea’ nang eee = —_— = FOR SAL E IN BRENTWOOD ' 65 Min {> IF NEW _Al ARTMENT , open from 3 to oy i . WEST Two acres, 4-room house gerage and chick w ° ULUWres rom NORTH Pp ARKV IEW ni . GEO. J. WANS “RATH RnR FB. CoO.. 717 “mahogany Milton, to . favorite record. Barthel-Duesenberg Piano - — = a bergain: can ac. NORTHI, AND is Neativ furnished roon ‘ a. en house, $10,000. 3 acres. 6 rooms. all kin’ * ” - P | OAaway our family apartment of 4 rooms and . Chestnut st ‘oF Co. #12 Pine et tc8) Hy tio monthly te rellable FrCOornDSs Columbia. ioublediac un — near freneral fotors Delmar VOOR > = ste = - ruil $8000 1% ., rors : bie Wednesday Mr. Tails 1311 new, choice selections, bic each whl] rand - PEAK, 4034 —~New ly furnfshed housekeeping gee hog - 2k Sep, ai eo - mh. dean resent es : ruit » roots, - , : roomng perches. every modern conyentens.; | ~~ last; open evenings and Sundays 14t4 roome (hy) ggeey — sy a, * reom bun if TT s , Posseesion of one can be bad May 15; rental! HOME BARGAIN _ . : soy , - : } tii oor ot : PN i ' ; “ j : ‘ : - — Firet-clees . a pmyer_piane: $130 buys an brenkliin av ‘“ " ie ty ROOM Nicely furnished: in private horme TAYLOR 15 8 S w. cor. Tavior and La- . h-room tile bungalow $3500 - Pe gene uu LM provements = Don oa tl reahieadi a , B leans Restdence 40840 Mer affery pri 7 ome. . going out of ee tne hg sod condi. ces emes required: Camellia a’ Delmar clede; 4 rooms: immediate possession: $8; | 150x200. $4000 ' BEVERLY. HILLS nit GOLDMAN REALTY ©oO 722 Chestnut st = a —— ras and ele tric Nene, rie Co. 1417 a wat Gs —. : newly decorated Chauncey FP. . Heath ““RADY & SMITH. of pind dion — e OW he acene —— ; feet made, newly pe pered and in fire*- ae 18 Th ror lit nh and ©) ‘vs (ROOMS and BOARD x") L pha who have got in ietor 33% Sn wert of Marcus ar oo er : fy $3n0" oe granc piano. location; private home: gentlemen oes TWENTY-THIRD so13 \: eum > Guanine, Olive Shh __ 1168 N. ith at. ied Fast side Hampton drive, about DOO feet aan —e 1 Fehr man hioeor and bought real PLAT- 4 and 5 rooms, furnace and ge. Made ROSEN Bal M. At SCHULTE 2 PIANO | ’ 0. 4253 Olive at 42) 21927 kitchen and bat! CHALFONTE APPAR ‘MENT. 568 Pershing aS tat ya pa Hs noege be Ss! yA — pce eFrTrore re fremendous bert aie lie price Sita Delmar ai cen 4178 Trier 186 "40 07 N Broadwa ~ - ” ; av.; ready: new and fireproof: 25 suites, *°* ~' ic © a4 t of lot 88. a tj ses went Intec feci "1A Pour. io. ont * : a A: TRC +a tak —_ rt of good used upright pianos, CENTRAL ROOMS FOR RENT--COLORED each containine large vine room. » cn _2 acres of ground rhe park is built up! Hills is destined to Nee me? the he ‘63000 fo ~apeels 2218-20 Bremen, price . —-- 7 - taken in trade on piavers aw atte ER mn Ay tags I ™ a = : : ; breakfast room, kitchen and dressing room: with some of the handsomest homes in the home-site of North : . . ~ ‘BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR A £ mestient condition terms to sult pry: a eos tel , a : twin beds and double beds in each suite, | County. and the price of this ground makea/ Jt‘lies right in th. wy a wt ouis. FLATS and 4 roome oan thy turns turoace; brick SAL 1107 | hehe le Neatly furnished rooma, light; WASHINGTON RL. &620—Colo: 2 unfur floors carpeted: service includes ice, elec-/ '*. possible to Duilg at @ reasonabie cost. Be tion f + hh in the path of that sec aa Ot 85x 137 i : : $3500. 228A = "Tes agteae de ASD “rata ! pleased ‘o quoete to responsible tnterested | mf op te ; Y iis that is benefiting FLAT. 4562 ——— a\ a ‘6 rooms: NORTH Kreatest because of the great de- bath, furnace: price § Olive 54@71 ee ee ee eee ee . Lehmann Piano 2 1 , oureKeeDpinNg range. refrigera . ‘ niahe: base roor ‘ tric & “ tor, electri >| a ment } ; lect ati trie current, gas. elevator end every cor a (Hh) ' tty, het water t : 0) et M am Tuo wrTiye TTii ’ : J) Tr} rear ‘ » ; individnua N @&—Beveral good standard Tr _ ne ove? garage e venience found in a modern hofne: an ideal | * . ripe Tere? « :' > used very short time: good | ENG end estvetetnen th — i. ok Bare r e building, th only 6 suites to each sae his PS gf. “ao t. — ran . that is geoing on. Those SH AST FE —~ eee ALT'y cy), “st SES. 4220.22 Nor'h Plertesant: two fine Ea Ford touring. . Mi abeut heif the original price: us iat S83 | ROOMS WITH BOARD city | F.. i aa at ' / ! 4 . arier ats 19 are wise and act today wil! make dg cB) _ Groom brick attached houses. price Sie), : ’ ‘like + o a — nd ! ; af terns. Lehmann “~* ; War eee & 6 ee ew oe ee _— oe _ ue FJ CORNWE I, FR - O. f Ov neetn erniut KIRKWOOD . € LitsS I ¢ those who wait — - . tern ia 6te 6p In spect Main ites pueret Smee ° rd | fi ‘Olive (B) Li _ —~ v412-—Two furnished housekeeping 7 as ou — ~ p 7 : , ‘ '] rmerraw Reverly Hille RESIDENCES FOR SALE KOTSREAN-AT. ‘THEN 2) CResemut of ( - a _—- el roma CNT A ’ RMOAT tT) Nire 4 ¢ rniehec : ‘ : uli i rp } ae a ng . ; sla piano. plain, latest atyle. —- , on ‘Yes . wes ; fk: pes nh ne \q \ ; . . i “as ant and ee | mont) & » a a ) A : . | ; hegany case: used, but in MORGAN, S515— Two large. neatly furnished lian ~ yoo he “a yh for _ coup ' irkwood: nice 6-room f ome i i wale u Will be astonished at HOLSE—18-room: all medera conven 4208-09 LEE AV ENI E rooms, .conveniences. for two; good ioce , abany 23 , ante : : tg ote } 3 ‘lous ransformati ences, ook155: income $1320 a year. se.i . ore; : Mit Butide . ~ ee 4 ke go tee yr: Bagge oe Lave taitam alaaa” Ea that. very reasonable. Inquire 2008 Carr e° ne. in nidition, aft « good in- lock ron tr Pd ' » $i, ‘aAnen piace see Heverly Mr I! Wetsa coy ” _EDW ARD ‘ “WEIL or ; pemjresty le and Se pate | bekee = 9 per month. AEOL'AN a SOUTH . " A co eds | Bank aa. | aes firet payinent $5 lance es ferm ills and let your vision picture this ; os ona fata x aun -\ Ly . | oy ee ET seorar. phone, lau a large, pleasant; electricity, po~_som 2a: ‘lee big, light roon ames Ny _ a, ~ pidt Manchester | Section a few months from now 7 Sowe ‘ash paren peat sss os.» ng : : oe s y used viayer- | > * un ry . me -- : ) “_ nor a \ fenton & areha) 11] io) ’ | 5 = _— —— | ain in a | ! rn ee niences; homelike s« rround- - ae 7 = THOM AS A. KN¢ . ’ TOMBRIDGE AGENCY REAL ESTATE OTHER CITIES Wy) s 4 ’ 4 . si IBRELO?E H, Roth phonee R318 Merame a? rl @) ~ ~ — . ' ius —— ~ . x i | iano? If eo. see THE | WEST END PL... 5iz—Neat ) , . = iv Sere shed | desired ‘rand % * 8027 Leow BER ©¢O. 1006 Olive housekeeping and sleeping roomea P — wo 3 MAPLEWOOD & ae - » id bid be : $40 ‘FE --G r) -ton capacity : making your selection. Terme —_ ARK 3130 =Ftoom and board: 47.50 werk “V7 f ; ee: ote HARRY B. | RET ry M AN $4400. POSSIBLY less, for a fine 6room. f ' HOUSE --Good T-room house; fine condition; . rape onti . (eB) SOUTH Pv ON SR Re RE We (>) )) i | coTyT. AGE--5 rooms. modern: lot 374x120: 721 Chestnut St , nace-heated house’ bath, toilet, etc.: ma- on growing cits as” + $1000: excellent as ood te e val» firat-cinge ne 7 RIG GHT. ‘$95: - thie | ie | a ~ full- sine - PPL LAA Pee Ee AOR BP ae 'WaAY ERLY Pi, (0r4 Nicels furnished ] s2rn Yo caah 2614 Laclede r: 4 ($2) / Olin = 3093 Sut a reet ina rare, 2711 et + es av., enay terme: owner | ot estinen!, #pex jal ’ iy ber. Rex nce Sf. ice a. — throughout, @nd; BROADWAY, 2200 &.—Neat furnished | room, 2 gentien en; with or without board - DWEL L, ING—S-room frame, suitable for 2| says sell; $450. possibly less. for &-room, —_———_—. —— mer 3) ‘boty sau ty ‘fret-clans: service ; gare, go0d value in! room: private family: bath a: nd electri: actor ae sien . families; several outhouses, located 19 Dior | let. Aaratee: aaa tee ae ' REAL ESTATE— a ‘MIs = Laiporance " | CONROY R. ‘The House That | ELEVENTH. 2388 §.—@ furnisbea rooms for WEST eeswes Mee, eT Wash r itt tom Ave rom car line: lot 95x138: price right. See ey eS UERRMANN INR. Ce ‘OR COLORED = . *" , all It* anos “ cor. jit h and if ght housekeeping — ost Cc 7 \ O4 it 1) ' A \ wo owner = 208 \fanc hearie oe a K - Sx ae? to 40. te ae’ a a nnet ‘ ’ ‘i feS) | “F Syren Nn ee , . ee ire DWE _LING—& roo 4 bath P S16i% Chestnut ot | BEE us for bert list . ia places on Fright new . 123 ers GRACE S457A Purniehed room modern CABANNE. 5029-—Hoard for lady emploved = i — — - poe ; dern | _n_heart of Real Fatete Row WOODY JACOBS &€ CO. Ii NV. Marah «t ‘ ° th a ‘ ’ , Te “erre : 4 ell some « . : . ’ : ; e me wig a ai ne ¢ TS; SD ten iff d by ; . 4 ‘ of is tn «> to Rte .. . $440 Chick>: pconneniences: gentk mass pT ore Box . : Hiamon : - ” eae ; taal TT} - a . \ ith > » e ae 2 bh} oc n fron car $4. iw Ina jire Ben SOUTH - me a. — _ — _ —— . vi 2 3 -: ye terme if en » v - i~e Nm mam ian Lah sane @... dulce oie “TT —- ‘ .EMENS mack Ni renee nh Teom, board ire rooms With v-room Fi- e m 1646. 7: Mancheste: Pn , 1 ; ul fremaretene cup ost PPP LL PLAT > nate scot Belle ol. splendid singe vour wan h . ey = s etear tad residpacre Grand owe it... go at : ‘ : . HOVSE—S oon t JIS s 8 mee er ge ; 2 hil N, vy tp * 7 “a feute ABULIAN 7. : a Tat dhe Mage 2 Dene Wiad SS" BAKIGHT 4257 —Fe@cona o expos bcieney, and 3+ rooms with 6- 5 Toe! hou ' . ‘sya . , i : Cal t and re pe eee Pic & ome a ae #86 re nega toute ant , orn ; anmsev, 11790 Pine ef on", , of the New Indus- | an M Shee ; 3 e . JE PPE SO toe B ~Excelient rm ve ire Lindell 2081 . fry s--f - A fine pilaver-pilano in furnished, rivate fami’. me or tw , =x ‘ ffhiciency : 1 T ‘i- OR ’ . one | ae % faa ' Civ i PEC CCe (PPA PPP . F roe 208 snenandétes OF). 5 ae brick. ree i] Si [ ai _ make now t. the balance on convenien | SHENANDOAH. 8984-2 urfurnished rooms |COTE BRILLIANTE. 5244 Room and board Bui UVe | ( ( AT S oe, eta ae terme eaves, Sec ond deeds . n n. ¢.: corner 19th 4 hel-Duesen berg Plano Co 913 | for light housekeeping. third fleor nice Dri\ ate fan liv; eouple preferred ~ HOME English are hitecture, 2-sters 4 ) A | ION s. ! lot 40x12 . 7 F , terma garage Ul Weher Impl & Auto Co fay ) + ey tor couple or two ladies employed : : o407 pal Pind naterial, built. b er: | INCLUDING A FEW CHOICE CLYDE ‘CARSON, 1105. Chestnut af i | | Qutel SE Sal wenvers Plano Co.. 911 tor” a : mo > ine i i) 947% igst ‘ =) ; wi . , te TA. | ; | — —_ : — ies, PARTS— FOR SALE ni We have just secured the exclu vi — T ‘h ar wo es eg ein ROOMS WANTED 240% sails tag By) oadw a \ ; — ss ei peimer. 28 R — | CORNERS IM \l EDI! ATE POSSESSION ae ARLE i a HE: PAR s— VR SA ori. , “ ' th elebrated Sieh roorn © enijaren also «o.# ‘arge ront “ — - * swe i LOANS ON PERSONAL _ PROPERTY o original owners and sSubdividers at ] RIi¢ Ie REDI { BED) $1500 OO OA Le lll he ela al FURNITURE loans: -al ae mnener supp ied nie call after 5 wo offer en it a? 0.2 : ‘vay ~ ooh re W ' im : - pee FLATS AND AP'T'’S. ANTED THEO. R pba ard Webster G sroves— Webster original prices and conventent terms ° , = . “s “—_?ene . _- mm a ried bean le Box |! , amy, Poet -Tha ‘y Wid —High-tension, four, unit orwans and orchestral instru George Tallen, 4400 K ‘ with their wyy-anewn electric > a ercehestrions Tha cafes, drug RoomM Ww . : t - nes. 5654, as Date.; we erll music for al) styvies of WEST ate ¢ ’ totes So en = naan property special Phone nv ens (OF ich) Write. phone. or bette: 1) oll « ’ I] ” 4 e P o P - a — - ‘ale a ' il Ae je af ’ ’ e . CAS ad 4 ° ‘ T°; — ; - " ane . » .¢ wr) | ] ’ « = Dee tee . at af Te 2, to and 3 ‘ ; ni pianos Automatic Piane Co., 2623 °~" s os Y eg OS , shy Rely: of 4100 4 ast! eman. Box ©.22 a _ , : Bre thing FE ele d " , ns . pms ~y ae WHITE fo r jburban sale list and map our office and we will show them ce NI RN ISHED, $8500 LUANS bs private party on furniture or in- = -* i } ; m ‘il 4082) | al'RERT. 1280 . First street east of King's. ayaa e Ey : —- + ce. " hood ; Ste or om : roe att . , . WE BST E R- (7} tO ES TRUST CO. ics vou I. [" RN iS SHE '. $10.5 ( } dotsemern ts Pox oy Poet-Dispatch (M2) oe tires wre la Ed ANO-—$335. A e#lightiv used piayer highway: furnished roenm for 1 or & ‘s manage roomi!n elie 2 a ” oF sist PARTMENT WT. $22 te \ Oy PsA T—206 Euclid av, Webster, ‘fine ¢-room rt . ot ‘ MONEY to loan cn. oviometlion nite vou y 2. Mahogany case, we received thie Al BERT. 744—Southeastern exposure, sepa hume. exchange for on ’ , 8 £ t > i =~ J \ ARD ; hot-water he brick $52 4 : a ryyy oie te Tah -. . are waiting. _Aut © ” 8 N. G Pi ce ! | s INFORMATION FOR 4. OR as $954 RUSSELL AV , ting. 0 Auction, 1210 Oltve. fom) * tu osc hange for n w uriltzer rate beds. priv ate pout en. modern conver ia APARTMENT OR FLAT MUST = . . é 1 LIDS * 7 ‘ os e Fed — wEeae : ‘. AGE—Fine S-room, hot-water heated. Co. 424 Vinte ia onfident! ail. Idea! C reat c Ite . an com |) ~as on ench wil he ' n Choutenr or Lind: eels , mod or TA08 Olty * aft ' adults only reference 1m” : ‘ - Ang ‘ , ad 7 he) ‘ " re ‘ ‘ , te ee, : . vt ae , . . K( ; " Sitk 4 es | Hq > ~ oe “) ‘ en — ~ s jag) ei * — M . . ; I j ’ bh 5 ; ore + ay) 4 ore 4 . z gy oe ; Co. 18a Re ' e BR k C , Its Pianos), cor ith and’) “24W private family preferred: state price and “oO e. reward offe pred Riverside 484). 1 ahr ry n abund 219 | -TOMRPETI story, 40-foot front, 9 roorma, | pdb eh 0 n’ iJ tan live _AT74. ‘elhy 7 ' . = coe tiger 4 237 Poet mo . . ; -_——— , on oe , . ~ . Pt) liye EN Hath. hpasement-: all eonveal*tnces MONE y ‘ : T , . U S I C A L J i. Wy at: = — ——— *o! DELM AR BL. , B850—Two large unfurnished = , ’ +f — ’ ah » ’ . . ' ‘ ‘oe , , v e, ————~— a eee eee aes 4. ietorta Ridge (el) ' phone: sentiemen be aa ‘aoe . : - Sean ~ rt oe) | bk AS TC 4 A Furnished fr t oor ar HOTELS lan Par at? by J 1]. rewar *, a 46 lot 10, A ~ Sap o u at ; _* 0G oe ‘ a , porch ross ntir front of house price | S25 caah. 4k interest on $50 cash, 61.1 ' . ‘) (shi & ; lenore » roorme. math 9 ¢ - . , ~ a $12 100. a EDW ARD i. BB ithe oW EL being legal rate. puntetpes loan 415 off for cash with interest an saver vou 8%) to 8150. Lester wand kitehen for Heht housekeening ; . od | -~ Peet Boy, a! : tr > Diorek Cherokee car: termes. tc) Olive TOM 7th et cust st.. room 302. Tel. Main 2845 ‘ pere cotter: on\iyv plever-piano ENRIGHT. "204A —Furntehed room moderr Re OMS Wirt bath good meals liailen ; ~" Exchange & — SMITH on . . rie Lx re a t o t : vr - . - Midge TT - 328-30 Hughes pl ' HOME —5117 © "a banne av.. @ Very attractive 810-LOANS--85)-—-On ‘plain note without is } : ° S . oes ° rT or =) re \e mas, ge.ts iteelf: $600 to vient ery a TF aT eck Hotel 220 N. Spring a‘ . — ; Exchange 8-roc me oo plano - x. -' AO -_ - - 7 ‘ ” @ «pe “ape . ms ot ; : a ‘ ron j ; ' ; arn nad ; ha 7 heated — violie dept. y 4 «et, ve ON —A full- sien aa. note pies er E =NRIGHT. 4245 Newly furnished. Southern M EL NIL ‘pian L- " bel. ne_Aetrlct. _ a — North Side renting 4048. ae i ) ron cotta : rer Su) pe r : ith ‘ abe n foe home vine 11 reomea, tile hath. | Aoreers. ewtablighed pervice. quick ao lansen Rehoo!. Welleton : ) onl. sliahtiv used “ orth at leaet *xpose! | Tom rooin employ: ad adultes & al ba ' ric. vel (cm) ; oe wre, - .) \ Kk \\" “p |" N (4 ' \ lL, ( Ws a’ mi’ ‘ 1 ana + ae) per month. _ : water heat “instantaneous hot wailer | clential “ty Brokerage Co. 412 Holter A sone Hodiamont. Open nie than we are asking. This in. | ENRIGHT. 4472- Two nice connecting light AIA AZAR HOTEL. 3127 Locust st.: roome: \~ Pe gg et Yee pREenerc’ ’ . eater. newly decorated and painted; ‘beau Ride. Central 8488 ; , e : 5 ‘ cS) ‘ r 4 roo ~~ and bath, South Side, : . con F LTHE ~ . La Vv “A at ; ih Ww llica Wet oe — warehouse E-dward A Laagae ef _. ©O., 1006 Olive | “Kitchenette. — aoa floor; gas range. phone: ~~~ ~~ ” - Ce eae eee es or west. dul references Box : ee Ay. and Rock Hill Road ~ TE AS SD. AL b vy 24 Morgan fone -“R : Fog IITES rT ,? Ame ‘Os lepatch -— ‘ a a as ste x ee ee ~— ANTE. | Pinte oy —— one WEBSTER GROVES n ideal ho — aa (92) A LOANS Loans— Loans-—Money loaned to peo- . ‘ ait ’ R Desirable thorough! rnoedern S-roorm home | Pie Keeping house eary parvmente: “ea ; ‘ ethers’ rates then get ours Amertean Laan Diaver work « 0 Teint y. ~ a (CB) | adultes: home comforts ee view 5 " EE ee ee — = - =H AN TZ onl "heat? Bi » ’ ; . = . ad i a : ' : ice L ©. rreqg } ©» ¢ [AS ‘* Mi MAE xT ‘ heatniut oo . : ot : co . y pn . . , ow ARD ls. SARS Ww AS I. . . ‘ lg: ; ah des (live SAAN 118 Seventh at. _ Sth at (eBay) A he world over as one of the swee: , 2607 Franklin Ov.; | ' dae a —— ~ Mer ‘ hHiig to commodat one oo A al | FINNEY._ PARRA — Furnianed _ room. \2) “ th take for oy Box 8-32 p >. é on - aua2 | : 7. - _— a P ai - » . . oy} kh , 4 ; | ‘ — ——- aaa . m4 cannot be told | FURNISHED HOUSF—Father and son 4¢-| OFFICE BUILDINGS One tory. four 10x3! $15.00 REWARD FARMS WANTED One. DICKS. a R EC 3 Che ! SPLENDID HOME « ‘HEAP ‘GiiCk MONEY For ssiaried peovle on thelr : ing to he done to get the | sire to rent small furnished home. in ex-) and one ii2x40 itable for clubhouses ;, zo ceelfeaes ~ — | Ce 4491 PIN ' ' own note, without security and without Metal tubing: price very low call change for board and housekeeping. mother 4nen Washingtor ot sil De | «6ST I ' i% + ; or ~ yg te a ~~ a a i ARM Ww N : . rwelve roome: le ‘ put in per, nowledge of emplover or anyone Ameri- ? ir Sout! or ft d p A TE D WEST fact condition po] $24 m0 price Can Brokerage Co., 2032 Raliway Eacheange for auick sale on ¥ g12 800. lot alone worth | _Bid@ asieieemaitin epeptapeetitian (e314) thie one. can be bought for cash | end daughter or two Indies. Protestant: se-' after 7-30 od . . ny r) ; rnie) bes ‘ , ‘ good Misso ir! or ii : : - PF PARDO Ooo SO ; $7): beet block in this exclusive esubd!.'85 TO $50 imaned any lady or rentieman ere ly Daymenta. 1008 Olive at tos leet neighborhood Ror 0.1058 F.-D a aaet = 2 pa eT, _ Pe a —_ . ’ Z wl 2 jdres | " ‘ | PLAYER- PtANo. exceptional! op- HAMILTON, 10u8.—Third floor furnished or eon henene & oe s he ithin 100 miles of St Lou! Ral COTTAGE —Kingsland av.: fine location: ! buy S. 7 ~4 unfurnished for housekeeping. all con- 4 ost lLispatch {nar nt S200 See Theo tr Vigion immediate possession owning furniture etc Salaried poow ‘World's igh tly : veniences, — LS Ce Ee ‘ HOUSES FI A’ I S EF] C FURNISHED FLATS & AP’TS WTD. : FARMS FO " Kin gsland and Page a owner ‘ J. VW. FARISH & CO, 7i2 Chestnut eat (eT without security: cheaper rates: heet : 'LINDELL BL., 8010—Nice suite of house ’ we ’ R SALE COTTAGE brick: 5 le ole "DI RERY TP “Vi3, most private terms in Mo. Standard Credit. 4 ’ : ' . Ff, ii | ‘ o rege rons, : ior 4 Rata ag 2. P , low % keeping room «, s dat fhe floor: all conveniences Ss) FLA “i td-&% rooms. furnished or unfur ‘ en ee 1 cadets , bath laundry: 30x200° chicken houses 4626 a a TERRA( E ah : Ay ~- | YOU'TINDELL BL., 4805—Single room, suttabie - FLAT nished: counie: South Side Grand 1%6uM 3 5 rooms bath as. fur parac: building immediate possession {iC 700 : apts ne rebuilding ma into pias Pras loute Testa -* “Ww for wentieman: Cather mariah aid FLATS FOR RENT — - wi RNISH FLIp SPARTM ENT Ww td # “ Or electric water “ fi divide rah - ’ n venter @' " (ed) Tieairah'e O-room EA ! _ MONEY WANTED - — Pst + ith “ 4 oO a a LINDELL BI 4006—T rooms, complete rif pessibie. or unti) Oct. 1: voung m , "y mninutation $2800 terms. | COTT AG 4 Etzel a rice t-room day, “e ” t wo a om 8 OF ‘oe sin ite —— —_ 4 n ve ste eR ° = ° , comp! ’ te couple: weet preferred: possession 1 Sneli . liton. Hawthorne Overland fy ‘joan cash and 26 | ays. Bee me tor peruchierm MONEY Wied I have 88°90 and $6990 \cane _..WANTES 4 ueed Piaver-Pienos, al!) && | Iv furnished for houssckeening - rw satiate 1: no children Box 0-3 Post Dispatch. «a ae renee ~~ — eben + =e : - . rg os / EPSTEIN, Main 2162. 617 Cheetnut expiring on Weart End opastments aol ert OR Y ect condition: we have ae McVHERSON, 8980— Desirable front room; NGALOW $m tf orn FURNISHED APPAR‘ MENT Wiad Leapon ‘liberal ters 1: 3 nos ~uitivation: all a . KOTSREAN-A LTHEN,. 722 Cheatnut et ane ; b ane Rreoers? ae rth $50 7 ao COM ie inaaehene ic pa Chase, Autopiano, Ellington ena | _ Southern exposure: electricits | south wes only: steam heat, et sitle business man and wife want 4-room| 4 u utbulld! uit i BOF CLARKSON PL | neeeree. een ‘t 4 ’ Pine Lawns: mu ; th $2000 835%) two 84000 £4500 for B eare yore ued ¢ ve on (eh) " ‘ith kitche rivate . owe ee wr PDD SIO - : . WM REITZ JR to ; ee a and Locust to St (‘harte« (en » a : meme F : > we enen, privat AY luite only; Sie ae - bie offer : ; rest : t ' at 6 per cent goreeee titie. fire and tornede ANO—Meivilie Clark: ook case;| family: conveniences. _ — ‘THIRD, 2016A 8.—% rooms WEST leave Missour! for big op pnities: | || RE SIDE NCE —4496 Weat Pine bil. corner of | ineurence, (ell fo AND ORGANS _ ; A rolls and bench. this piano has| McPHERSON, 412%a— Funtshed room: con H. J. HIRSCH, 815 Intl. Lit a (eR) | * : ‘ on ow niet nas her own oi] well — RRICK COTTAGE Tavier; a very comfortable home, with! KORTE-RU oT HEAL ry CO, 816 Cheetnur. Se ae een one year in a home where there! tinuous _ ee shower bath saute) | es pails nite, FURNISHED HOUSE Attractive home I A aot ay ge ~~ P “artit yr | 20° i as moss ieee , mn hardwood floors and new hot-water | {co A uet aod ~ a will sell for) lecation ront an ori southern expor rarmn let eae ats Gana ef - ~—g eres Oo. TOT ‘ ariied at once o ~ » rou! an ot - arge garage: possession on short ne. : x, ] f rT WEST Ornpletei.¢ fu sonny 8 “oO , Dathe RarTaR ' company's from ft! . i Wh hita Fali« 9 r 2 ma =. OTR ATI # oat : } 7 price reasouabie ; STOCKS AND BONDS ‘ ' ss EDWARD L. B AKEWELL. OI IO Oe OO bn Piet gearan eens TAndell i. | . = a aed very convenience res for months T T , ' } SY SO. cory Clive st. (2)| McPHERSON, 4037 ‘Beuth front eulte of» 4430 P - , June y and August. Box ©-124, Post-| geet ciass farm lands for sale from “ATE o Chestnut et Ole BSRE “ ert hav - wende ; } i prt in an apartment. eaulpped for al marge . age D ! F ; Lien atch. iy) ' “— a : : A. . Bane “ Ramet 7 : we PM ghebibel 118 Seventh # eee ‘K 00 Motet ripe Line at "he Rog uerd” upright ‘ae. ta all | housekeeping; beautifully furnished; murt) ——— ? ut information wr : VE-ROOM COTTAGES. RESIDENCE--1@25 Cates av.: S-reom brick O-177. Post Dispatch : ™ ny ook or wainut. ranging pe seen to be appreciated adults: ov ners AT—Un + ed Ho diamon' re; corne! 2 HOUSES WANTED . Has + Co.. Nevada. Mo "AR GEN ERA! MOTORS pea hot-water heat. haréweod fleare copper, STOCK-800 shares United Drilling and De- > terme, $5 per month. ome. —_ aia inated a : _ NG og or A al ~ Wine - ——- ‘ . is af of ’ MISSOURI FARMS i9 acres $180 $4 per me yn , vel - . a gutters. large front atd side porch, Ruud tr ' Ca ‘otperie wt tea Hox F214. Vost- \s over There ere such weil- | McMILLAN. 4732A—Nicelvy furniehed room. en . oe . ved eS "em HOUSE Wtd > or @& rooms. or nice f! month. 20 acres. $206. $10 month produc lea . 4 an 2 ~ hh ay 4 4364 stantaneous heater. gags grates. tile bath, | BTO CK4 shares. Lan Green at Sis ner = eoemen. Kurt ge | 4 wae | privilewes of home young couple (mimnediat: m me wf ” , rae. Wane Box O-188_ Post-Dispetct ty no wet, waate lands: 004 ac heale and ou . S28) enc! good cond ene toy ere sy Bony oy pos} _share a fp - re ae 6 -urteman. Jas. WARYIAND. 4168—Two rooms. nicely fur- — RESIDENCE Wtd.—-Responsibie party wit! hurches: close to good raliroad town and ge echo roy +e f” en gt eseion. For inspection &na price see : > eaty. ee . fen. ag nished avartment: all modern conveniences McPHY: Ree )N. , Stas ihe i a anal farnily deelres to lease residence i: es chure F 44 and rural telephone a:008 cash. belan oaar tartan ae =, FLETCHER R ARIES anes 2 CO a ata thes «- re cKO) Lib. an urlitzer - = — parior. » § coms z : res West End district on or before June 1. : . Vegetabies. poultrv an ge Arete erAe om apes = eee wen Ba i , _ . W Wen "RLITZER CO. 1008 NEWRERRY TERRACE. 4515-Large south $10. call between 12 and 3: adult ly. (8) | Phone Cabany 62! iS (cB) iwil 1en of free range: perfect title, | SPe'° : ey 6 T12 Cheatnut gt. (c (BTOCK Will sell 100 Homer Conse dated (eam) ern exposed second-floor front rooin; | - — ; onan --- ind if allway f to inapect: H FARISH & @ i= i SS 2 5213 MINERV \ AV Ol Co. stock. if taken at once. Bos ) advuite SS Ee FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED n ’ c fte, tisfied;: pho- "~~ ‘ ‘ 4 P04 Poat- Nepateh ‘2 va shee “the »; how would you + | OLIVE 8744—Newly furnished 2-room apart- | ~~~ os — raphe | fall ts ‘mation ee. H. O.' FLATS. APARTMENTS. FOR SALE Eight-room brick residence: bath, recep- | @TOCK— Texas Amaigamated CHT, B per cont HOUSE Wtd 7 to 10 roome., furn shed, will Sales. 909 Baltimore a‘ Kansas ‘ity Me ge + Pa ~——eoorwr thay furnace, electric fixtures: lot Ba | monthly devidende, best oil py or bax: £ ‘&) |. 4; asession in %0 dave: admission by! g1 75 ileensed brokers Rox aha. PD id prettiest Baby Grand | ~ went: . . all OE eee RENTO? TT x ee We have one tn rticular - ~ — — ~~ ee LOPN, SEECA a Se large porch uy contents. on eil 3 z slightly used on oor ter | OLIVE, -Furnished front room in Slo x — ——________—_ —- LAT —Danky Cee ose Mies. reerics card only, price 85000 Ed ME wn oF = a artment: "couthers exposure. gentieman. rARD. 1215A- per rooms athe and furneces: rents : “rice : 4 WILDL BELL 460 spares © = Drilling. Mag: tone very full. sweet and | apartment sou Newstead. ome) HOW ARD. 12154 4 newly papered roon FOR COLORED PEOPLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE >, MERCANTILE TRUST CO. (8) oof RANK W. RODGERS |” shares Turman "Ebeling @ C9., O44 AF SiG nate Teo’ cecond- fioor front house- } oe 7a; — , , ra ——e 7 ! i fi - ainennieneth "aan eed PM . . ST. LOUIS, 3744—4-room modern fiat. adults M ‘ w 9845 9 roam . + HOUSE —3-room near Natural Bridge r4 APART M E- NT L\2-farmiils }- room ef cency ~ par ma By BY - keeping furnished rooms: also large room $32 i) r ern oceryman downstalrs 2° his ay ote AL. PAGE BL.. ™03a- one emai. all conven- BWE aa a a 2ery gow bs St} ponte cate Gans tala ine MM ERCAN THLE co ‘ences: gentiemen: Forest 4 Ww LLIN GS _FOR RENT wise = a oes iene : , attic, between Ott . a - 7 EPPO TO Ler- “BUSINESS }) PURPOSES "4 roa SE- ag ogg ng. - 'y wv mente A ont ae xy Stent — and flats with us. We f irnece. eie Cxtures possore® : OIL. BTOX wn fg clage; United Priliing @& "oe } CK, mati rani’ oid aut y Ca i iu) As " : . ; : ; o : wc adrniesion by card only, price Developmen! (eo i} pay 25 per cent dir - TO MBRIDOS AG EN v FRANK wv Sater Mar 1% ail % or cont per raon'h 1006 Olive et.. E | AGE RAL.. 4866—Two connecting rooms ad, freee oer ——~ EE EG Oa SR. LN IRS AES EE apa np» ——— - o- — R housakeoning: all conveniences ~ $0UTH DEBK ROOM— in large newly furnished pr! tri ” $2950 4440 Gannett ‘en BHF § Meramer a! a PAGE BL. ST#9A—Laree furnished room — PO . ' vate office; 2 phones; low rent. 1006 F ul~ | 4) Roth phones $16 Merame > 207 International Life Ride | thereafter Rex © a4 om -Dignateh {tet private family __Oabeny Ai¢iW. {2) | DOLMAN. 1423-—5 rooms, freshly decorated, | /erton Bide. iad ==> | Sere 8 heuses 2 store. 2 fet. 8 he APARTMENT-3-famliy. 6 rooms and bath ’ map re 7 Dri! : ae or Mer swaluat. ranc- PAGE BI... 4431--Room and kitchenette: 808 Penrose, 5 rooms 10912 Chestnut cl. For rent: at Cuba, Mo.: located at Ht. Louis av., corner jot 735x144; rent per tile bathroom, hardwood floors, located in 9916 VERNON AY. hs ist BELL 100 a! otek ‘United sing . . terme b a per month. electric. free phones, range. running water. - — . : ction ovposite the deport. one of | year $2270 rice . West Era , ’ of any apartment janine a . a : one = ’ ; °e >. Te snch wel! larndry. ' WES) ‘*t locations on the Frisco Address |° *. “ Ss : 8.00 cash. Phone vy pal 7 brick reaidence: hee ba and © Gave: Pore © ¥ Geek Seaetaty “4 > Kn he a annor , “a , baal 5 . . . v te m C " Mo dons . (One etore and %-4 room flats corner iot. Aug a" . f furnace electric fixt ives ty fand Ros : 08t- Diepaton » K ns e . ‘PLYMOUTH, 8900 binck. furnished reo 2B ere ; r ightrnas ==: — : 85; rent $572 per year: Kennerly av.:| Bomont_ 1540 M Fr) . 2) | 29 ; price 84000. possession June | ad rn urtgman, neh private family: references. Cabany 1m4R EN RIGHT rawr | ae , s. Power) 1 - VI. VW ti aub rent ‘wo. or more rooms i: in ca, } : ; - ard ont. } iw pone we cashed over 810.000. 000 ’ wath nn. S Al. | £62) | maces, Ponevenen May 26. admission by of St. Touis’ finest office buildings p | § reoms, 245x180; Forer* FRANK W RODGERS ot my wens and we “haheer oe — of , - card L-ENNAN 519 Wainwright Bldg fitate how many rooms desired ‘Bos «2 ar t i , . eww PP ALLA on 2977 International tAfe Ride ¢ pey cas oa Cann 1006 Olive A | }. (OMe Three. unfurnished. light and heat ; ; Tet Learum % ied) * . ‘ - ona . : rin) _ , 4 —_ — » | rice Liber? ' Cuenr Echonee. wat 1 Se £25 month. S586 Welle av : Disnatct Pita, os. 0, . 4 - @ “ + automobdiie, FLAT--2310 8. 12th. 4 and ¢ a oma 4124 WEST PINE | rive at firet "Noor _t® ROOM--Unfurnished. Girls. employ e6. whe ELWARD, 5785— Bungalow, 5 rooms, bath CENTRAL i? rent §450 per vear. price — 1eeew Apply 30184 =e 2 - ssc a vn “g . os Prices; Say all aamaaee ealled at 2522 Semple av. cali Lindel! evectric large vara _fdeneral Motors dts . — ” P ~~ 7 ‘ 7, Jef ' . S-room F Tr, AT—4 end . rooms: near Grand “‘Ineu! re Three eter residence of 12 reome,, FIRST RUYER GETS THESE ARGAINS : ine; in this) 11T2W. erect Cail Deimar 3875% OFFICE.._For rent: emali: $25 pe nont? ' .o © ; rent pe ear $8230: au R72 Arsene i recepti t » SORSTete toret recm. | PB ticn - tga Py “10 Oo : - —— — ‘ ] . rT rn mal. ; er ft . . ove. Ue . : . witiatetedl ——_ -- _ . ot rte ' , : : toc? or ré ar win $245. Ftein- ’ hoon- Nicely furntehed room With pritate s7 LAX IS, 4465 7-Teom hous: $32; 00 per @i2 Vietoria Ridge Olive 114 f a ” . Fl. A’ r "T ov er Grove Heilah'ts have a nr mag be tl ‘ , ; ' ) ’ cm: 6 «nd to MI eri fron P win a "Kimball om: family. of two @duite: modern flat; reel month , : " Pina st nan 10-room house ‘'& room fiat. bath, hot-weter heat om vc ne 7 oe ‘ Naaed WEST ae - nd pm x. © Axe ¢ Maehte: orice $4000; be quick Ps [>] AT K } OSSESSION tional Rank Bidg. Olive Ging: Cent. 14. anf N—New, 6225. 835 worth | tlemen. couple: reasonable 4) $i7,. couple onis Box F.19% Peosat-Dis corner inves! \igate 1241 WN Taylor ' * ¢ Ten reoms, beth. furnace. lot COx118 pne- tomy bd ° ' ee -- . — = - . - - . " ‘YY P Pe d (" 72 1” arty avn a” we Ott, at on 4 pe ee lon May } attractive price For inepe. o | Gute nr estmineter p!. Lin. 18967 "Neativ furnished FURNISHE!I> FLAT 8 rooms, kitchener &TORE-—Bmeail. $12 nti 8A Wells enrs lemenz arty 0. , the 24 4 4261-—Neatly furnian Nit C ‘ iichenerte >—-#mea il: 2 month ‘ ' is yeome on of | rene na; one as i tang AE a | =), Two-storv brick house for 2 families: 8: } , . % large roome and ttle bath fret RiGuT F coe san ien PURNACE armen S | pt 7 on, roOR RENT POR SALE ; 4) ef $i o. heh ert! - Si: @ Preergrees = “=, RAE yt ert LF TGR Sy, | Me THA ve «a wonderful ‘gneort- Pi Ty See upright planes in ie ” ¥ ae —" aatiee’ RS Ry . — Yoh) “i . “ : NOT ee ne; orner. ————————E : ar tS} | WASHINGTON BI. SOOA—Nicoly | fur APARTMENT-—-5-roor — efficienc , GARAGE- Or storage room, building @0x24 Teems eacl (on NNERAGO 81 ot | tring our ed, ~fac- " shed front room for geatioman. idAnéell Sat f urhished front apartment mv 2248-3 Uregon ev. Grand 1720 ~- ey New one eS os = ‘18 inch wale , ee . rie : S4000 (' AS H mga # ad ye ®, ee Se se TT ere ea ; Colfax | = ee eee —— leaving cits imediate possession electri ght. bathrooms, 4 rooms and recep » 1; «mua ) ley OU at Or 1 OH et 690. After- Ww RETMINSTER PI... 4232-——Neatiy furnished oener, 3nx7 O ive et,. of manager. ant tion ha ranged i,00 — = . — ’ thought Copper et @ic in exchange for de - a big values i in ee : housekeeping reom | (Central Apartments "728 Ollve:. no dealers R E A a E S A E See? LAINDELIL BI mit “ce + i. o ’ : d is Mercantile T rst ( .. A gt. Motes on. Motes Refisiag Motes Pioe Lice. wine © role playve @ W Es i MINST ER r PL ~ e021 — Large 24-floor Phone I.indell 4540 or Lindell IR) ict) I I A real good home. containing 10 rooms. Jos. F DICKM4NN FR. FE a - at Wighth end Locust to &t. Cheries Faw, | kee ws goed tredes sine ' r evens reom. seuthern exposed; for house: RTMER. BeTO ’ "¢ “or - | hot-water heat; nice, deep jot; owner Wh WEST “4 , —e : Sc - "pein Restmes's Beak Bide. *c@ oop! | BA E TOA -Sixz-room flat. furnished sell for 87am 1ARVEL Cat be ePONeHOLe = the “ BTER PI... 4154—One room would | : rs heater convenient to REAL ESTATE WANTED HENRY HIEMENZ REALTY co ~~ ee ms mae 260 EEE __ NORTH ee Se new well drilied by the a (nm. +) vile ome- . oo. Trom une =) te SH, 5 OOS SPSS O™™ Main 675. 614 Cheetmut et. Central 4:. | PLAT BReantiful & and room T.s etrietiy } . en the Pink Hawk ne lease Bee ‘in — settled lady; kitchen privileges. b Cabany 16aeM ll iat ic} COTTAGE Wt4.— 8800 first payment, 5 _ - >| moder: 1420 Goodfellow Owner down- | MeL —" 2 loward st, & seers May 4. meking 600 “3° . . : P a A ’ R) r én 8 EE “rude ee 4122 — Connecting gooey a a, “furnished i. AT we ma ak += m medern CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. ante NT -5i00 Exsel | Ee Louie | Ppl ae lease end thie weil . } PPP BPPBAPBLPLA AP BPA Pee a A ; : —? ”* well furniabed light housekeeping | | West End apartment, f§ rooms, sun parlor fiat Victor ies afternoons 4 gi ef f rooms and : is a on cars leaac Deer Fee Baines | Bath and tavatorr - Sabane BOM (ed) | Greig PEAT Wid te matings. ost = kl ener, ieorine the ce ang ee FiGT AE A-voom grit Boweg at OS, Cove Souter’, ses Sh Oaet tuleeah INST +. 24-fioer PERSHING fh 34—T hree-room effictern-. . ’ ; —. = ; a om ee _— ge 3 low orice fer tr mediate sar Ail Priiiiante jet @9rl40 7. No or better well en thie , on employed adults: free" gouthern exposure with veranda: overioo’ vighnorhoit ROS, Wiornine at WHY not butid temporary bouse and seve expiring in Septem per. na er su" Central ‘Notional Der Mea * 4); wells on our Deer lsase; we Pave ret ine Forest Park, cool and peasant: bent PhoPEn wef yg We bave cash buyers high, rent: 82s ao : shed AR es ems -y S8S¢ Host —Z room gein: modern beth ~e “s\. » ae — 9 rg Fy Fetes double. electricity end ‘taniter service. Frowning or Fists. resicences eomeoee - any Ge-| buy 30-foot | 118 Nt e rtacdte | a : “LOT a. ~ ; «ane “black “plerant! y ¢: ar- — ha* a te er Tey ean make _ prot: , = . . ; 0 ) mn! hame references required Row 176 leo tir ‘our prop ow before on: vee path new e@ctric fietures completely | we by sending thelr eubees pT wns OG6 tO" front foom: gentleman < a Tt ont Diepatc’ ae : a gry g, lands: your Sat M A RY LAN D 7 E R RA AC E ' ule@ and in @ret-cleee copditie wt fanoee fof eee te o uf i lew = f Aa bed 0 9 ha ; paiidine with Seeee hk tr ; a... ee. desirabie jot. be mn price — A oe ee c on F Pv! “ae _ vecanl. immoue im) itn price | | £ ee 3 a ¥ (o,, ' FURNISHED APARTMENT —& rooms. com- | ly 4 For autck action end = satis- ery act ferences write euick’y. FDWARD tl. BAKE Ev ELL. ils x. ; i piernat. life ¥USIC co, |" ial Fwo-room suite for! seve front eo . , oe ot o* rietety furnished, re ‘ Colfax | acvory sale. call anr4 see us, oF o ' 2151 W, io BROWN & CO., 825 Ohesinu, « Tn &t. 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wearers . o . a " ? ¥ 2 . ° / - 2 ‘ . " = oe ' Se " Sha ti viiiel ae bn Si a ra _ Jet J Setew me = 7 hey ie Be ee De gle a e : PN * - | | , 7 3 TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ : : Store Your Winlér FURS in Our COLD DRY AIR Vaults CLOTHIERS WANT LEVER ; Weicame to St. Louis Delegates of the Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Assoctation +=» = 40 wmnats) FAMOUS-BARR CO, 606-608 “fis Thru to F y Oa Sirth Street Washington LS oie peat Tees ey sure Causes Support of Peace Resolution. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in ‘Cash ——_ Largest Distributors of Merchandise or $2 ae in Merc handise—Few Restric ted Articles Excepted. at Retail in Missouri or the West. ee ee a - iiniiined=: 1 a) One of the Most Prominent Features of the Month. Our May Sale of Conseil Bringing Values So’ Unusual That Future as Well as present Needs Should Be Considered € Quality, style, service and excess value are the foundations this sal was built upon. Planned with the co-operation of some of the biggesi und best makers of fashionable Corsets in America, we are prepared to offer Spring's newest and best models at record-making prices. . Lily of France Corsets Regular 36.00, | 45 S8.00 and S1000 Values—Sale Price... By Leased Wire From the New Verk Rureae eof the Pest-Dispatch. NEW YORK, May 1!.—The Retail lothiers’ and Furnishers’ Associa- of New York. comprising 19000 the leading men’s shops of the ’ . ® > -_ S supporting Senator Knox effort to make a separa "ot so mucnHn is desired, Dut, iAc- the association's ad- . * CAvUSse ? fee. a tha? the act. designed to curb profit- being a war-time measure, . ‘ ‘? reecinded rutomatica arch 31. on the official st of the ass>ciation, a “Mail- marked ue \pertant,’ and ring quick action,” was set mem ber t is signed by the Lawrence T. Boehen, ani ' The popular Talv of France, in hea. imported -coutil, also some models of hand- | some pink silk brocade. All in new low top effeets with elastic at the top: some models with elastic set in _ me ee Floranne pope Front-Lace Corsets $3.00 & $4 Values at $4 & $4.50 Values These are new low top The newest Spring and $3. 15 ition »b pushed with ail pose:bi speed Our Matchless Showing and RRs ‘If. the resolution becomes a law e t is the general opinion that it woul | naturally end the Lever act. which was a war measure, doing away with annovances attending this made of orded - ‘vies, nom of brocade Sen 7 heavy 49 en one a. quality pink batiste and con- assortmer models | meditm and low top and bened some with elastic. at top throughout with rust-proof boning. a #4 q * «. ef Bonita Corsets _ Confiners ‘- Actual $5.00 ‘Values | v ] at £1.50 to $3.00 Values n SE eae : 5 >). S) Values a «OL. 44 Handsome Lace Brassteres, t ft 3 tC sil made of heavy a lover lace, have been inflicted upon The f+ owF ing ° ° ct hich ont ne e : = heiGectian’d in rea ma F Needless f me to say. you mus ‘ Wonderful Models Fashioned of ** MALLINSON’S and —_—_— — ee ee “MIGEL’S”” SILKS—Silks Unwersally Recognized . 7’ é. ba : . ¥ - tay s4 eh. -w #. > = : eS oe ° THOS CC re ‘ % ‘ “ Ss ee rn ek: Te r. v Y “3 ~ J, ‘orsetes lace and camDric combined tn po id durable and ariety of different styles and a aood for the Mar sale. tha free hip be ean two pairs rr al A lef as Supreme in Quality and Beauty the figing squadron of the Depart Our Bab Sho suggests many things © baby's comforts. and values alwars, such as — lewing: Infants’ Crib Pads 3 Special at 69¢ Quilted Nursery Pads? 17j inches in size and made ots quality muslin. ‘ eC ee ore Baby Boys’ Poplin ee Patterns of Great Beauty Are Offered in a -_ of Dresses, $1.95 ¢2.50 values; made of grade white poplin, with N) ed front—pockets, belt a \ ) ] a Q. ] a | collar. Some trimmed in and blue. Sizes 1 and 2 | Infants’ Nainsook Slips, At Prices That Represent a Fraction of Actual Value | eelt-Gaishod aeeuee an A remarkable sale and no mistake. This is how it came about: Haviland & | with brier stitehing and Co. have discontinued a number of their former patterns and, because of this, one edge at collar and sleeve. of the largest Eastern jobbers was com pe ‘led to make immediate disposal of Infants’ Nainsook Nig 6000 or more pieces of these patterns. They closed them out to us, and at price ; at $1.00 concessions that make tomorrow's sale nose There are no complete Dinner ~ sitetod sani a Sets, but there are twelve patterns and any number of useful pieces of the same ah subeakdory; Mania p patterns. strie: infants’ es one. 2 Tea Cups and Saucers, Pilates in all sizes, Oatmeal Dishes, Fruit Dishes, Third Pie Individual Butter Plates, Meat Dishes in all sizes, Pickle Dishes, Spoon | VA pe Celery Trays, Sugar Bowls, Cream Pitchers, Sauce Boats, Butter | Floor amr . Dishes. Covered Dishes andA-asseroles, Vayonnatse Bowls and Plates, —— we (ake Plates. Olive Dishes, Salad Bowls, Compotes, Teapots and many $35.00 2A 715 i | Se , Value. $ te Manv of the lots are limited anf early choosing is advisable. | Attractive Fleor Lam Divided Into Fight Feature Groups, as Follows: | mahogany finished h 10c to 20c 3 2Scto 25sec 40¢ to F5c $1.00 to $1.50 to S2te $3 $7.50 to | SS5 to Sis bases. The shades come re ‘> i ular stries, $7.25 £1.75 Taluea, $4.50 Taluea, — x lalues, mune _F aiues. scallope: and Cinderella | fects, and are pan 5e =15¢ | 25c | 50c | 75e; Sl ee oe = Fifth Fleer Trimmed with chenille and braid. Feurth aa anan ene eee Te rept POS ene: ° ¢ e P 4 s ; - %, » 4 td - ¢ s _- x . h, Ps ce ~N 4 ¢ 2 ee A? ty = Ny ” > D > “ae SS 4, , . . 2 ~~ 7 ‘ : > “ad -* hs at : “ » [ The season s most beautiful silks—in novel exelus unique artful d-signs— il a rainbow or colorings. \\ . " . 7” . . There ‘ rian = 4 a white and light Summer colorings predominating. The beauty o! a | ion needed , ed . > " : . "OT ) Da . = , P ' { tT} »> “ . » ega ry | 3 * = ; ai IAAAARAARAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIAAAAAAARAAIIAARRARAAAADAIARRRRGARU OUR Raboioaaatamamamdaaaia n of Re- ° 7 “7 tai ‘lothiers, of hich the organiza $35 ints . tion iding out the Anox letter is a State branch Nation-Wide Propaganda. ° Oh U} ts : Levy says his organization has 47 “7 a ,‘ery a rge 13 >| -_. v4 n j Mm? n-Wide propaganda campaign . P L natiol l S ! to cause the people to believe th 4 recess 4 retaiiers are easonabie and t the bi ie for high prices °t . ) | $20 S qT] ts J labor's wages and he high cost WP, Z, V4 Z He res mrmended tina —Kumsi-Aumsa Fan-ta-st —Silk Tricolette Sylvanette — Moon Glo Crepe Dew Aist —Aangaroo Crepe Crystal Cloth DAR 9990 ap na a8 * +. ’ , > ‘ % . a ‘4th Al 2 eee eine 2 Soa "2 on ‘ee wad * . -, ie > P Aa Ab ¢ 3 [ a > a 2 emg a, oe , ; SS ay . Tee eee f | ; : } . : . | : . 17 Pe ; ' f —Dream Crepe Crepe Milano —Baronette Satin Crepe Venue —American Beauty Crepe Prop-Stitch Tricolette Third loor ed they have aiwass had talent. and usuails Just 48 of These Beautiful Silk Sweaters A special purchase of Silk Sweaters—just 48 of them—hand- \ oawee me if I Kr resolution goes ' oO some Tuxedo styles with sash belts: in white, flesh. navv ireneh then vi the Lever act is black, brown, ) Nile green and hght baby blu °®: extra fine quality t rm] anti-profiteering law we have, there will be no means of pro- extraordinary values. | es oe one Sinane St Pe First Floor The outstanding fact that strikes me is that this great yn 1? pe itics stop us fram ° a SORE SST es i” Taluce, balues, Taluea, Se. eA SOS RE tee — a — a - ~ _ — — fi tite ser. ne the law, simply because it Them Others Support Measure. Rr i nea abd ?-he vice Wall Paper At Savings | of About i, 4jl sorts of designs — floral Save on Home Needs Wednesday $10.95 Gold Medal Lawn Mowers, 14-in. ball $7.96 Porch Swings; fumed oak, with chains; and striped effects, tapestry bearing . BS.95 4-ft. size : a L ; | $69.50 White Mountaén Refrigerators; side icers: $11.96 Lawn Swings. Goshen make, me and brocade, varnished gold H stone lined £59.95 senger ad two-tone and shadow stripe pa | $2.95 All-Metal Hose Reeis, strongly made 82.3% Garden Hoes, Rakes, Shovels, Spading pers: alsoakitchen papers. Five (|| 24c Sprinkling Hose. odd lengths; °,-in. non- Forks . 7 | | \xinkable: per foot 1Te Vegetable Seeds, Bulbs and Grass Seed. — "$3.85 Stepladders. 7 ft, with bucket holder ®2.98 $1.50 Wool Wall Dusters, with long handles. . 12! oc 15¢ 19¢ 27c 39c 90c Wayne Cedar Paper. 12 sheets in roll; roll T4e ~ Feurth Fleer ts of the Retail Clothiers irnishers Association of New when asked if he cared to : any explanation of the Anox vention h replied ‘\ we have n exvp.anation stever to make The letter peaks for itself We didn't think ver act Was quite equitabie we want to @.iminate if Bri! unteered the information he > ces Gd from an official of the 700Gs As@eociation that also was activel: Knox peace resolu- it would abolish the NAAN AAP NANANANANANANANAAMANANANANANANE AA AMANA PAM OMAR OH on A. - Wiediesedees 2 in the Basement Reese Store, a Value-Giving Sale of Silk Waists Offering $5, $5.98 and $6.98 Values for = si Of Crepe de Chine 3 & & In White, N a — Flesh | a eer * | RAAAA AAAS SS E BASKET EVIDENCE IN BOND THEFT CASE : Fota skin that i« excessivelyoily.and Chicago Police Claim to Have Estab- as Coarse, €logged pores. or one that lished Connettion Between is disfi ured by an annovi eTUuDT.o : mnstei there: on mhing bemershan th Stor, Pri: A Bat he frst with RESINOL SOAP nr ann. v RE s rT~* LOFT a) NTVE + ‘T CHICAGO. Mar Li -Plecing ahd you can he reas nahly sure of gq. &*ther thousands of scraps of paper speedy and remarkabie impr vement from the waste basket of Arthur Reman’ Soap weed regulary for the shampoo Ecremont, police declared today the, ‘ePds to keen the hair mtro1s ana Pm <“a.c teee + had optained e% idence establishing irom dandrott V here ‘here * already & cereus Resins on oe anaes part the har and rub ,; am ahsoiute connection between Ec- before shampooing. 4/ al dewggues some time remont and “Nicky” Arnstein, a! leged leader in $2,500,900 bond thefts in New York Letters and telegrams relating ADVERTISEMENT numerous stock and bond transac- nee tions were said br the police to have ind tn the scraps from FEcre- ket. and some o ubiliec Lcremeont to Carice iso a2 Theodore de s Milwaukee bond salesman ~eced fogether ‘ime of the Are you acquainted with those lit.) ‘ers made public told of an ap- opportunity -bringers—Pvst-Dis- Tomorrow Feel Geo, ment made by Ferrer on Jan Strong, Efficient ee ee ae ee WANT ADs? , mt Poi * declare this friend was -" ab gm “N cky” Arnsteia, weeeerteeeee ‘ye Assectated Press AAALAAAAARR Seem eaeerereererereee eS and Georgette Crepe and Colors eee SS, eS, LL LLL LL LLL EL LiL LL ED » | @ Your choice of more than a thousand fresh new Waists, made in a wonderful variety of new and becoming Spring and Summer stvles. There are Waists with beaded, fe sleary, Poms or plain tailored fronts; Waists with square. round or V necks; Waists with large, small or convertible collars, with long or short sleeves and fancy or tailored cuffs. Sizes 36 to 46 in every stvle. Three of the stvles exactly as here illustrated. Come early for the best choice. Included are 250 Fiber Silk Tricolette Blouses, with kimono sleeves: some plain. others with novelty pockets and embroidery trimmings. Shown in white, flesh color. navy. jade. orange and black. Bacement Ferenemr *tere ALAA A SA Sm zee egeeF wT TrT,r,,rFrrrrrrrTj'''sT',= ===... |... . 7 _errrvrvrrreeeeeeeeee eee eererreeryeree ee sees e* caabnabesavenessseneeseeperepsceuenssesecesseeses chee ere o@@ eee es ae ease reese ses ite GS tahanne : i - “_ e.. . . e err ee ee

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WHS 48 84888 80 kk ees unas a , A. . 7 ~ Ye SPOOF CAEPBMED OOP OOTIOPEEALES MLL LITT bg tip Ly Yh LY ty = BS SOR Re eee ae > a a =". Pe oF, , ‘, i : ‘ “soeh N > > | ~~... . . . oo 5 oh hh hh hh eb bh hb ee = The picturesque costumes in the May Day pageant at Bryn Mawr gave it the appearance of an Old World festival. ~Iinterngtionai. eS eae SANA wR ek ~~ @ © WHA SENSES SELLS SRS RRR ENE H EE NS EEE THES SE Ree ke eee een eeee eee Ree Raeeaneacann. +s eee OM QQAN Pe SDP. PAP PORE = = Rue. Sires 1 and 2 years. VM ——————————_——————___ MUM its’ Nainsook Slips, $1 Miss Elizabeth Vincent, crowned Queen of the May at Bryn Mawr Col- tly tucked Slips, made of lege. She is a daughter of Dr. George E. Vincent of Rockefeller Institute nished nainsook: finished brier stitching and lace r Vitti at collar and sleeve. Ji ’ Nainsook Nighties at $1.00 5 values; trimmed with itched ruffie at neck or embroidery; button front infants’ e.’° only. Third Fleer s oor Lamps @ $24.75 oh Floor Lamps, with nv finished hand-rubbed The shades come in sev- pular styles, includin and Cinderella ¢ and are paneled with and fancy silks in rose, gold or mulberry. ed aaa chenille fringe NS et. a wt AE, & 4 a wl ~~ Intern rational GQ SS >> ene centaeaen sannesereeeeeh ao WX SS QQ ¢.. es eee eae vs PS SSVeVeVeve eee. eeanaaeas SReee see Seen N N WH WK > . ROS WT NSS mana aaa tenet ~e nant pane sessBBeesendy POY SY , ry $3: ~ 4 ~ L * > «* . — oo... eP™5 ewan > i — ~~ ~D SD We Sse eeane >> — aN “ Ss PS ao SX see WWe seen ‘ ~ ‘ AA N SSAA AAA. . > Sa S\ SF a> Sane a ee SY + c. SS »* : — ~Ss Sean SS ‘ ‘ NY ~~ yr Py RY Ae f i 2 Aa Ca.“ a, . _ re m, ~,. . ,* a “ ; Pts nl _ - , . ‘ . / 7 a — > . - 7 Pd . 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Irish Ueled’ aieiving trom England. : or of “John Bull.” whose Raabe Serene © i Uy jury found Premier Lloyd George and other officials “guilty.” . —Underweed & Underwood y Seti nininds te ition aroused much feeling in England. —*%erswre View So) |Z 7 ) wut: / “a Be A el a Od A SAFE EOE POOP OCEPOEF sooereneed Acti , » » 7 OOOO OE el hight cei ei | * 7 _ » ? J ~ we eee PON ee ae ee Se ee SS een See 2 ee ee ee oe eS a ee ee —" Pe eR wee ~as.

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Pa, Fee LY RAE > 0 i ly eaten tere TE a « et Be ik A. oe, = ~~ o>» la’ re rt spite. ges Ry ¢ feng sae ceo. & 74 we 2} ia. eee — a : o> 2 “ee ~ See a Sn a a AD aie = ~ * a= . & a2 « . ix oa as - * > SD ae end if : y aie eh a ee eee - — « opm. ~~ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, TUESDAY- EVENING, MAY 11, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878. Published by the Pulitzer Pudilehing Co., Twelfth and Olive Streets. _— re POST-DISPATCH CIRCULATION Sunday 502.086 DAILY A ND SUNDAY... Tre | THE POST-DISPATCH FORM. Tl know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal pri_cipies, that it will always fight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always ; fight demagogues of all parties, nev- | cr belong to a:.y party, always op- | pose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain devot- ed to the public welfare, never satisfied with merely printing news, always be drastically independent; never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. ' a -- oe ome OS FS —— 4 R PLAT- SWIFTEST OF MEXICAN REVOLUTIONS. an see how the popular need whose existence Bishop | The rapidity of {ts progress and the apparent friendiessness of Carranza are features of the latest Mexican revolution. Madero’s revolution against Diaz began in No- vember, 1910, reaching the stage of organized head- way in January, 1911, but it was not until early 9;2 023 May that Juarez, key point in Mexican insurrections, Was captured, and not until May 25 that Diaz fled from Vera Cruz. But in this new revolution, of which the world heard nothing until the State of Sonora announced, on April 10, that it had severed relations with the Federal Government, Juarez had been occupied in three weeks and by May 10 Mexico City had been taken and Carranza was a fugitive. Accustomed as we are to the quick changes of Latin-America and its almost instantaneous shifts in the popular attitude and the allegiance of popular | leaders to a fallen dictator, the swift spread of the, new conflagration in the sister republic must inspire our amazement. What it took the Madero follow- | ers, with provocation of weightliest kind known to human incentives, six months to bring about, the leaders of the latest insurrection have accomplished in four weeks Diaz, with the accumulated enmities of 30 rears of LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. iron rule and repeated acts of arbitrary violence, ws ee re Own Your Home. Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. In referring actually seems to have had more true friends and | supporters than Carranza, who has held the chief / office only a fraction of that time and has alwars pro- to the much-talked-of fessed to desire humane policies and avoidance of pian of the Chamber of Commerce to Diaz usurpations. aid the working man to secure his own The bare news of the ant!-Carranza revolt was suf- home, and in that way to help cut the ficient to gain it the adherence of forces in widely high cost of living, will someone please separated points in Mexico. explain a few of the following facts Tt refer to the Home and Housing As sociation, one of whose folders was matied to me this morning Being much interested in a plan whereby !t appeared that IT could at last afford t> buy ™) home. I called at the Chamber of Com- meres and was informed that the homes were to cost from $4000 to about $6500 each, according to the number of rooms. Place after place fell, after only a nominal! defense, with preposterously few casualties. Probably no revolution in Mexican his- tory bas ever gained its objective with such trifling loss of life as the present revolution. The crabbed, pernicketr old First Chief, wrong-headed obstinacy in trifling matters, at least matters not of major moment, and continual exhibit of a lack of sense of proportion, had gradually alienat- dy a ete., and that the cash payment was to ed his friends in the United States. He had become be 10 per cent of the total cost. a trial to us. Did be in the same manner alienate . r ’ Tam aware of the fact that prices Of |) 4. near to him in Mexico, with cumulative cause material and labor have increased since this plan was originated, but have they increased to such an extent as to warrant the agsociation to quote the following high prices for their houses* 6 rooms, lot 232x150, $8964 & rooms, lot 28x150, $7855 for weariness and impatience” He began with singularly bright prospects. Merx- ico was tired of disorder. He devoted himself to at- tractive aims in the education of the densely ig-| norant masses, division of the land, reform of justice. A number of other houses were priced | He became a bore in the end, and boredom !s a dan- accerdingly. This, according to their let- gerous infliction to place on the mercurial, hot-headed ter, does not even include electric MX-, 7) Jin american people. tures, The average working man cannot af ford to pay $9000 for a home, even if he has 10 years in which to pay for it, espe- cially in view of the fact that a 10 per cent cash payment is required You ma) say that this cash payment ts usuall) quired, but I beg to remind you that this plan is supposed to make it easy for the working man to own his home, and it in this one particular instance that i must be made easy for him if he is to take edvantage of the pian as origina!) outlined by the Chamber of Commerce The average working man has a fam. ily and cannot decently do with less than five er six rooms. but the prices quoted above are prohibitive. A reasonably smal) cash payment, a substantial months payment (which most of us could and would gladly pay. since kt would work to our own good eventually) and moderate- iv re is ly prices houses are the principa! things) to be considered if the pian is to work eut as originally advertised. “A WOULD-BE HOME OWNER.” Apartments for Rent. Te the Editor of the Powt-Dispatch: Tm going around the city during the past week I noticed seven for rent signe in a8 many apartments. Ie tt possible that our people have | Western New York, was selected. The revolution proves that Mexico has not pro- gressed beyond the bullet and baronet method of changing administrations. Force elects and force rules. The promises of the revolutionary leaders sug- gest something better in government and in rela- tions with Mexicos neighbors, particularly with her. big neighbor. We can only hope that the outcome will be something better than promises oo —----—- -- THE CREATOR OF THE CHAUTAUQUA. The contributions which J. H. Vincent, Bishop of the M. E. Church, whose death at the age of 88 is just reported, made to the thought and customs and familiar forms of expression of his time are not easily appreciated by those whose experience with current affairs dates back less than half a century. As a clergyman Dr. Vincent engaged in a large way in Sunday school work and, aided by Lewis Miller, a wealthy resident of Ohio, his plans for a sort. of normal institute for Sunday school teachers took shape in 1874. For his first “assembly.” as it was called then as well as later, Chautauqua Lake, in Under his idea, summer recreation and profitable instruction were to be combined and the dates chosen for the first as- / sembly were from Aug. 4 to Aug. 18, 1874. The tmnovation, an outgrowth in part of the old waked up and refused to stand for ee Methodist camp meetings, had an instantaneous suc- landiord’s demands? The summer months is a poor time | cess. Liberally educated himself, Dr. Vincent had | to enforce demands of further rent in- ® great sympathy for those whose early educational ereage and a few ore “for rent” sign® advantages had been limited and the time devoted to may prove salutary. LANDLORD'S VICTIN. mer till Hopeful for Hoover. Te the Editer ef the Post-Dispatch. the assembly was extended to six weeks and courses had a rapid expansion, to iInciude virtually a)! branches of learning. A further growth of the idea came with the arrangement of Chautauqua, or Bar Referring to your editorial in to-day's View, courses of winter reading, supplementing the issue under the caption of “Farewell, Mr. instruction given in summer. Of course, the benefits| | of the plan could not be confined to any one locality.| offering of hospitality and good cheer for those in Hil: i! e Senator Johnson he was the out- he league of na- r @ the nominee of © the league. Hs wtributed throughout every part of the They took it upon | graphical terms, became words with a very definite otherwise would have been desolate. Hundreds of other “assemblies,” with improvised. shelter against inclement weather, were established | at sightly spots throughout the United States and’ Canada. Music is always a leading feature at each “Chautauqua” and “Chautauquan.” originally geo- Vincent demonstrated served as the germé from which net only university extension courses, best the sum-' mer schools now maintained at all impartant Amer-| ican universities were developed. The Bishop was a man of exactly the genial temperame engaging. eddress and capacity for enthusiasm that might be expécted in one who could develop so successfully the conception that came to him more than 46 years ago. ie ——— il — - A FALSE BOND CONCLUSION In a letter to the Post-Dispatch Walter Clifford of °545A4 St. Louis avenue writes that he hap changed his mind with regard to the bond issue, because he has lost confidence in the press. The reagon given for bis loss of confidence and his conseqment con- clusion that the press is the subsidized and subservi- ent agent of certain powerful interests and business organizations, which are trying to put over some- thing on the people of St. Louis, is the refusal of the newspapers to publish the fact that the Tenth Ward Improvement Association had voted to oppose the bonds. He accuses the press of suppression of news under orders Mr. Clifford is unfortumate In his selection of a reason for his loss of confidence in the press and his bonds embody a consequent conclusion that the scheme of certain interests and organizations to ex- ploit St. Louis. On Feb. 16, under the heading. TENTH WARD ASSOCIATION OPPOSES MUNICIPAL BONDS Says Construction Oosts and Taxes Are Too High at Present. The Post-Dispaich printed a news report, of which the following is a part: Opposition to the adoption at this time of the $24.000.0)0 improvement bond issue proposed br the city government, was expressed yesterday bY the Tenth Ward Improvemenr Association on the ground that the cost of building materials is too high. the cost of money is too high and because State and city taxes recentiv have been increased and individuals are being called upOn to pay a igh Federal imcome tax 4 further reason te that the methed adopted for the bond issue of opening the free bridge for freight traffic will not. in the epinton of the as- sociation. permir freight to move over the bridge upenm payment of one freight charge. by reason of failure to provide for an approach on the [linots side Since Mr. Clifford's conclusion is based upon false premises, the logical result should be a reversal of bis conclusion. We hope that Mr. Clifford and others who. like him. have been led astray by false state ments will see their error in time to vote for the bonds today. How anyone can see in an open, well- guarded bond issue for the benefit of &t. Louis as a whole. a deep, dark conspiracy of business interests to put something over on the people is beyond our’! comprehension. All that any big business interests can get out of the bonds is a share in the general bene- fits to the city and a proportionate share in the cost of the improvements. The biggest part of the costs will be paid by the members of the business organi- tations which are supporting the bonds. They re- alize that {it is good business for St. Louls to make the improvements and pay for them through a bond {ssue. The corset company which Geclsred a 290-per-cent stock dividend did not have much treuble making both ends meet. -—— — —_-—_ ee —-—- EDWARD DEVOY. In the death of Edward Deroy St. Louis lost one of its best citizens. The quality of his citizenship was not expressed in the prominence of public office or in conspicuous leadership. although he served his city honorably during his early manhood in places of hon- or and trust. but in modest, unassuming, efficient service for his fellow men. He sought neither wealth nor power, but useful work, in which his leadership was manifest to all his associates. All the spare time of his later years was given to practical philanthropr. not the mere giving of moner, but the giving of heart and sou! and the labor of mind and bodr. As head of the Associated Catholic Char'i- ties and of the St. Vincent de Paul Society. he com- bined bonestr and efficiency of management with sympathetic kindliness, the charitr of the heart. As a member from the beginning. and later chairman until his death, of the Executive Committee of the Post-Dispatch Christmas Festival Mr. Devoy con- tributed wise counsel! and leadership and enthusiastic effort to the direction and actual work of that annua! the city who bave to those who have not. His coun- sel and influence were always for the kindliest and. most generous fnterpretation of the ways and means of making Christmas day a joronus occasion for the thousands of children and destitute persons who He regarded meaning and wide application not only in our own, | service of this kind not as labor, but as a privilege split the Repub- | but In other languages. A great literature in text-| books and periodicals came into being with the idea. | One of our most distinctive national institutions was and a joy. He had a fine quality of sympathetic to)- erance for all kinds and conditions of men. The poor call him blessed and his associates. who a man who has created. When we are told that a statesman in or knew his fidelity and integrity, his great heart and | out of a job, a returned traveler from foreign parts| sound fudgment, mourn his taking off as an irrep-| or a specialist in some branch of useful endeavor has | arable loss. : betaken himself to the Chautauqua circuit, we know) country, indicates that a mafority of the! just the kind of activity that is implied. voters, men nm, want him for Primary thus far hase @Gemonstrated that a comparatively preportion RES Ht in a : 4 3 3 years, should demon- regardless of Food i | : .F Hf i ; ef tty ia i : : : fe political organization be-— 41] ; ' : Tracing the history of the idea a little farther. we "= = wae eee In Mexico f t a sbort life and apparently a tone too merry one for the political leader. EDITORIAL SPARKS. Sure, Hiram’s pole knocked down the prunes in Miner, tt was an accident -—Public Ledger. Ne one cares for a mandate ror Armenia There iw enormous. The pub- | are no ol! wells In Armenia—Syracuse Post-Stand- — It's no sign because Tm engaged te a man that Tm gotmg to marry him Madge: Oh, ne; he * Polite Vistter: You played that very nice y. But shouldn't you observe the rests more close - The Infant Prodigy: Oh. I never bother abou Piaying the plame doesn't make me «6 Ba __- — i LUMBER ENOUGH FOR A WHOLE PLATFORM. ait cine ee -—LoutevilieCouries Jeuma. ‘ € a - that which ; " young man | # t is to my ’ That you ha / tost hand ro | drawing. Bu yy did not seer _ should give } earned — he : Fs “you have : > American. | | American. |! | gratitude and ithe great wa | our land a gu: fea behaves ¢ _ wearing. so * ' the world.” | “My son.” | ' tell me —that | earing for he | to America, «| _ sands there lees able. les than others crated. The | patience with | matter tf the | There should i yee, and fore: | to protect us | caliber, of his a with opportun _ people in gene |. --ennuyes—-of perbaps, overs bed American: | forever now a ' fs not, cannot disloyal. A: % what that siece 4 De Brevil rv ei 4 v. ee ALE LO IIIT hi age . » na — — = «2 i etal ee od THE REASON MOST OF US HAVE TO STAND. | JUST A MINUTE —..°. Written for the POST-DISPATCH by Clerk McAdams FREE VERSE. AVE rou a prtvate stock of Iiqu H I had one. It was very email I haven't it now. I exchanged it for sleep. | imvited some friends in one evening. re- centiy. got out the vartous little brown jugs and botties I had hidden about the house, and said this Sweet friends and sundry I give you hal! and bid you welocoma Here is my private stock of boots. I want you to drink it I want to be rid of it, why Friends. I can't sleep with this booze on the premises Every time and I wil! tell Try I » oe I hear a strange sound about the piace at night [ say. There goes my booze’ ince Jan. 16 I have lost 22 pounds. am nervous and irrittabie I need sieep undisturbed by the fear that someone will eteal my private stock Bc. friends. eat drink tosnorrow we dry. Don't feel that rou are depriving me of any- and be merry. for As @ matter of fact, you are giving me rest. I peed ft. I want to quit prowting about the house at all hours of the morning trailing a big Colt’s revolver I want to quit suspecting everybody my house of having accomplices outside. instde Tou have heard of Le the poor Indian. who hears God in the wind He has nothing on ma I hear thieves in every Iittie sound of the night A Mere mouse seeking cheese is to my tor- tured imagination no less than the celebrated 40 thieves. Let a cricket chirp somewhere in the house and I am the prey of more misgtvings than Macbeth. So, friends You will drink all of it, wom't you” You will make restful for me the hideous One of our readers let a newsbor in Padu- cah sell him an early edition of the Sundar paper without the news of the derby or the Saturday baseball sceres in it. with the resu!t that he has turned in his license as a sign hunter, consigned the apostrophe to mere dec- orative uses and gone over to the Globe-Demo- crat, In which he feund both the news of the cerby and the Saturday § scorea We are mighty sorry. but we can buy a heme edition of the dally im front of the office at 6 o'clock in the evening if we let the newsbey sell it te usa Like all cther m newsboys Nke to get rid of their ol4 steck: and eternal vigtiance is the price of fresh news as well as liberty. Our reader will be back, we imagine Agyway, we are going to keep his license potished: and we wish we could lay hand tpon that newsbo,y. . ° ° rum wew ~~ oe - os erse eewo rece cor 0° o0 ¢ Ce aEasy ’ POOR RICHARD WAS RIGHT. ' I have never yet known of «a peace t made that did not cocasion a great dea! : of popular discontent. clamor and cen- sure on both sides. The biessing prom- ised to peacemakers, I fancy. relates to the next world. for tn this world they seem to have a greater chance of being . Cureed.—-Benjamin Franklin, 1733. . ) panaeesteteenns meanees STIN-ICISMS. Many a man’s brain child suffers from fantile paralysis. The best thing {ntulition tells us ts to use our common sense , Immortality is the goose that lays Spiritual egg. Open the goose and —— The polite man is one who gets what he Wants by maxing others believe that he de- serves it. There are wily women and wild women. Of the two, the former is the more dangerous. When a man tells a woman that he under- stands her. he means he'd iike to: when a woman teliis @ man the same thing. she's telling the truth. An adventurer ite a man of no circumstances who wooed an helreas and lost, a “bright young fellow with a future” is the same trpe of chap who won F'lirtat! ir- the on is the word used by fealous tongues PAUL ARTHUR YAWITZ. . . ad Line from the printed statistics of the St Louls City Dispensary for the last fiscal rear: No. Ditten or ecratched by dogs. ° 1.224; cats, 20; horses, §; human, 8; monkey, 2; rats, 3: peccary, 1 Another great triumph for proh{bditien, ap- parentiy. Nobody seems to have been bitten Dy snakes . noeident of Cana of Galflee accoré- ing to John, Chapter 2 ;. Jesus said unto them, %!! the water pews With. water ° °* °& 9 And when the ruler of the feas* tasted Water now became wine > >. >. But Christ is a back mumber now. Were He to perform such a miracle today in this land of He would be thrown into jail the the free, A Want ad HENS—Seven ancona hens and roosters, all laying Hunb* Sir The other day I wae over tn Mt. Car- ts Hardware and Dry Geoeéa Piease enter in the versatility competition At the corner of a iittie cherry orchard was dbiré shot er ff «© * eset crep ts ° 4810796737681. Snes Geese te teak @ eafe THE WIND. HE wind w& rising in the fading light. Like moaning breakers t& fits nata)] hour. Or captive wild beasts as they cringe aad One with the Betng who has never sinned One with the Being who controls the wind! My spirit quickens to the weird delight. A snatches. blindly. the God-given dower. The ecstatic moment, like a glowing flower, Te feet tha meaning of its carthiy Might | MORX WESING. — ~ ee ee ee ——— — > The MIRROR | PUBLIC OPINIO —_——_—--- - or This column is designed to reproduce wi bias the latest comment by the leading pu newspapers and pertodicals on the quest the dey. HOUSING PROBLEM VERY SERIOUS From che Nation's Business et WE have been writing from time te housing conditions. As a matter of subject has long since passed the stages, the state of discussion in general @& There is no more vital teplic Before ws, 4 that calls for a more immediate practical , Our cities have grown in population wih @e Gous strides. while the buflding of pleess Wi people may live has been at a standetiil. | sult is a constant advancement in rentals equally constant inability on the part ef to meet these advances. The owner of governed by the demand and rents his the highest bidder. The tenant whe for met Ris ooligations, who has remained ig the offer of other agents of newer and ° quarters at a like or even « leas rental, mere consideration than the tenant of ) Pay the advance or get out is the enawem, 7 condition has ceased to be one of merely Dusiness. In many cases it has and wilh eee to create a state bordering on pania 7a0e who are employed in our cities whese fxed are unable to meet the competition of f who have made moner br the war, end confronted with the fate of theese eubfect who have been drtren from thefr home Parts of the Gre muarching horde of oonquerers. 2 do. though he« e | much at home ee Green Forest. « farm where bh. Once mere tengus began tc LD Mother orning ie Peter Rabt he was the last ald she. “you know abeut re the Red Squirr: | Happy Jack t | Bis smalier cou ' Was not wholly they do not get : well. “To Deg '@matliest of the | Happy Jack ~* Digger than St ' that means he His coat ia red ‘White Hise tal! | fwo-thirde as i /Mlat. but not wer PZ dont” think it | At once Chat up. and P Mother Nature | Mappy Jack to “More of his tim and is «spec! @ther cone-bear Happy Jack SELF-DETERMINATIO®“. | Frem the Moline ([l)) Deily Dispatch. T ts sald that the British are sicw & a joke, but sometimes they do a Mttls _ themselves. their fokes generally looking & _ We told to kee; tangible return. In view of the ectlea @ Nature Happy United States Senate recently tn passing ) _ to admit t! tion tn favor of self-determination for be fond of t ' member of the House of Commens ee trees hi quired if it would not be weil, “as & TT trees just t | epect to the American Senate.” for the pemen they ripe ) Commons to “fellow the precedent eet dF _ Sreund where he ale by moving a resolution tn support of ety. He ofte ippine demand for self-determizatios™ and lays | 10.500.000 people on those tslandsa. Demet | Seeds, nuts, aco ' Ry he ee . | this country have been contending for & | can get tt thet we should cut the Philippines leo, 6° 4 - twige a: haps the administration would weloome o= — mes in a bh resolution. After that there could bee ete high up | tween England and Japan eas to which 148 = ts « « a “mandate” for the islands. 2 ¥ “rough 7 _ “tree to THE EIGHTEENTH AMENDMENT CHARLES K PURDICK in the New Repudite er HE argumen’s against the transfer te ee eral Government by constitutional of the powers originally reserved to the @@ ' the most fundamentaj ground of the : 7 or yee 6 (at the eighteenth amendment. c= i, eMee * on. | based upon its character as legisiation & at ila t-. ea. “Tou do the gerves serious attention. Many persons i. prore of that amendment in tts . e. ornantl ayer | would support it {f it gave Congress the 9# tygrenonrl tutional armaanétmenat,

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rr a rr art are == rey ie4 .* wee es ae a a eS Te CO - i g ¥ . “~e tee x > @ "WOMEN’S PAGE. EST ‘ THIRD INSTALLMENT. SHE force of bis feeling shook him so that TUESDAY, MAT 11. 19998. — MARY RAYMOND SHIPMAN ANDREWS... he struggled a moment against the lure of a sym- pathy tn the man’s dark eves, then the desire to talk about this buried secret of his broke through After 1 found | waa WOMEN’S Sage -— A — Same ~— a tee PAGE — SS a ee ry © po 4 Y/, % STASIS 7s much?” he demanded suddenly. ‘Shall -! too DOW never forget it as long as |! live. At Camp de Souge, before we were billeted, I'd heard how Americans were always welcome at this beautiful A gesture answered £0 the Count as the Marquis and Marquise of some- thing. So she went around with us, keeping up the game. never speaking to me, but referring sometimes to ‘ce jeune homme,” and helping the Count the castle.” ‘The lady had swung to’a window looking down across the . spires and towers and roofs of the city to a shin- @ fora moment he could not speak again. ing, great lake beyond; he stood there a moment. , _— De Brevil went on in a tone of com- silent. When he turned, face and voice had old place. So I walked there ome day and boldly “IT like to tell you what happened that day a pe changed. “Mr. Duke,” he said, “the upshot of this up to the house. it’s a fairly modern manor It was 80 pretty and so funny-—so unreal My Wit has been important to me that |! should lecture is that the works bope to gain a valuable house,” he explained. “only 200 vears old, and old wounded officer sent for a little maid to go men correctly. 1 believe that I do so judge employe. Will you come to me tomorrow at 10? built from ruins of the castle. Lots of them along and help him show me about. We were . 1 believe that perhaps you are that which’ IT shall this afternoon consider how you begin.” standing—tenth century keep—and the dining prowling among the old walis where the gar- beads of large enterprises seek for always. The boy rose. “I don't at all know how to room in the modern chateau is very old and low den ran clean up to the ruins” which at this moment I need especially —a thank vou,” he said, and the deep young voice @nd vaulted.” “Yes,” spoke De Brevil quickly. The boy halt- g man of initiative and ability. Therefore, and sti neees manner shea very appealing “There's Duke. intent on memories, did not notice that’ ed, wondering, a second. | mB to my ce interest to place you with me, 80 much to thank Not only ziving me De Brevil stared as if amazed. “His voice raced “and suddenly the little maid, who seemed t you have conquered the handicap of Your the chance—and than sia can- re- “The loveliest place ever, sir. I came into to be almost one of the family, hand vou proved just now when vou did that alize, for I've been—pretty far iat But it by the gardens, and it was like a picture, like path off into fits of . But even if it were fe eve wing sieges _ otherwise, even if there's a lot more—all vou've said—-the things | : ea not see in you qualities of service to me, I don't and the hope vou've put into me.) | | ve you a place : - , ; ; | : ot ‘apoes # , me “g h xaeee « have |'ve never met anybody with as wonderful a feel- _ { Ov Ww . : , . oward the mutilated arm-- | ing as yours about the fellows who were hurt,’ have earned gratitude from all that is the boy ended rican. |, Frenchman born, am proud to be : can. | am proud to own my share of that “vou see, | cared for her maimed |! coyldn't risk--I couldn't let her-—i think maybe she cared a little for me.” His Brevil. words trailed off. “You see, sir.” “Esprit? By the jugful'” crowed the boy The a answered De Hrevil Count told me the date of an antgue carving: mistaken and a second later she was heard exhibiting “Mistaken?” eg something in. a corner to her giggling little “The women of Jacqueline’s stock are not in ‘wife.’ ‘My dear,’ explained she, ‘vou must look the custom of failing the men they love because looked down a at this—this is a genuine tenth century garbage of being heroes,” stated De Hrevil with set m uth. laughter. Then pai! Then, as we stood by the door of the old The looked at as'onished Then, keep, the Count pointed to a glade in the park: “Jacqueline” Did 1 sa) Mr. de Brevil?” and explained that just there was the fountain of De Brevil was sudden!) the White Lady, and that whoever drank of it on “By the “am [ per- the night of a new moon would get his wish.” mitted to ask the famil) le Comite, the “It is without question a fact, VM. le Comte. old officer, and his voung niece, vour friends?” mademoiselle. ‘Marquis, put in earnestls Again “Why, didn't T. tell ‘That is how | came to have such a pretty wife. that” suddeniv shouted big, QO, she Was a wonder'’ voung laughter. “that was the whole point. “hat moved heaven and earth til | go! a letter to you from Mr. Morgan. The name get away from the feeling that it was for me. They were so wonderful to me De BKrevil——the chateau—Mile. De Hrevt! But how the dickens did vou know her name Was Mr. de Hrevil” tm certain | didn't Its not possible by some miracle— show voung esprit?” inquired De see, But you are for. that's more vou on “s and went err. boy him. her name, confused deserve vou wav. he spoke hastily, name of M He Went Into the Heart of a Tornado After the Heart of His Girl— Read how he found her and the story of his vovage in the bov laughed Why.” and De Brevil answered, not as if to yvoung Duke. the Btitude and its responsibility. The soldier but as if a thought were phrasing itself uncon-- # eeu | sciously aloud: “It is |, having seen in my own great war-most of all the wounded—are in family a lifetime of suffering for la patrie—it is land a giard of honor to our glory. As Amer- J [ who should remember more than others.” . you he The boy laughed happily and then sighed was the reason | “Without doubt, demoiselle better, being billeted her uncle?” De Brevil suggested Duke's face lighted. we got to be great friends, we three,” he said. “They were aa good to me as if [| had been their own. I! think—! think the Count liked me for being a soldier and voupg. It recalled his own days. He used to tell me stories of fighting, of his own war. down in De Brevil smiled. “Mr. Duke.” he said, “firat the rose garden by the moat—blamed interesting |! wish to call attention to the fact that your fu- they were, too,” the lad asserted. “And she— ture with the De Brevil Turbine Engine Works Was an angel. His voice fell as if in awe. “Only Was arranged before I had heard this moat inter- child, and a mother to that ill, cross old esting tale of adventure with some mannér of man—never anything but loving. thoughtful, De Brevils in France. Then, my son,” he flung bright-hearted. There can never be anyone like at the boy in a gay French burst of enthusiasm, her again —never.”’ “J have the idea that this is one of ny lucky “Did she die?” inquired De Brevil solemniy. days. | wish to make a fete in its honor. To- . “And under it. in the flickering shadow and “O, Lord. no—at least--O, no"' The boy was night, if you are not engaged, | will drive you | sunlight, were coming two queer figures, two startled. “Onlv—!I shall never see her again.” out to dine with—my family, at my home, The small old people, apparentiv—a man and a wom- “Ab, you will never see her again.” repeated Vilences. There you will meet a person who wilt, As they got nearer, the Count-—-my old offi- . De Brevil in a hollow voice. “How is that? You be charmed to give you late news of Mile. Jacque- cer—began laughing consumedly, too. You see, quarreled?” line de Brevil. whose name | have the happiness was the Count’s niece. She'd got some of his “O, no—-O, no! I couldn't ever, with her.” to know well. And tomorrow, please God, | clothes and dressed herself up, to make him “Is it permitted to ask, then, why vou wil}; shall get a few moments free from this rising laugh—-she was only 16, you see. And she'd got- never again see that voung lady so charming?” | generation and arrange my plans for the devel- ten up the other child, a neighbor, as her ‘wife.’ The young face, bright just now with radfant, opment of the water power of the upper Rhine.” She didn't know I was there, but she didn't let that memories, was suddenly hopeless and wretched. | THE END She came on with her little old lady. He raised the right arm. with its heart-stabbing, by Mary introduced themselves to shining hook. “This.” he said. “You see, sir’’-- Andrews.) know this ma- afterward with ! couldn't lucky (onmte ‘ou came to behaves toward these, who have laurels for her . ng. 80 will America stand in the respect of _'"° "©¥Y dropped into a chair again. “Why, world.” The intense words shook him saw that, too, sir, over there—‘a lifetime of suf- fering for his country. | saw an old soldier "My son,’ he said, “I cannot believe what mé—that the country’ bas grown of the Franco-Prussian War who was wounded in 0 A boy of 19 then, and today--if he's alive ne for her sons hurt in her service. America. shame. if it be so’ today-—hes still a cripple and in hourly pain. Fifty vears—tlord!" spoke the lad in and there must able, jess industrious and willing to work went on “Il was billeted at his place soon after ae ae ae : a es : | landed—they couldn't do enough for Americans This is the 18th in the series of o2 stores by the popular hetion others. Yet these should be——conse- é . “ry ‘T rN down there around Bordeaux.” He did not notice. artists of the dav. appeariby exclusively In the POS | -DISPA c'H. 4. The mother America should never lose ¥ence with the children who saved her. no in his eagerness to tell his story, that De Brevil ) a started. “I give my word, Mr. de Brevil, ter if they came to be undesirable children. time ! looked at that dragging figure, should be patience in us all till 70 times 7. Ser with the men Who went to hep | @°%%! Wrapped in some gorgeous sort of dressing gown, | seemed to see a halo over the querulous, protect us all. And for such of vou, of large haggard old face. For his patrie! He bad ber, of high spirit, the land should overflow tempered sometimes, but it never bothered me. opportunities. I! will not believe that the sle in general have the feeling you say—tired Always it came to me that hed been crucified 50 yvears for his country. Theres comeback huyes—of your sacrifice. You have been. oversensitive, ill; vou have happened on to that.” Americans, unmindful of the honor of the “Tell me more about “He told me,” said Duke, “that he'd been ta!! he Old Glory of which such as vou are and strong as !|—!I hadn't seen any fighting then r now a part. But America, my country, b not, cannot in any large manner, be ungrateful I was pretty husky.” The boy smiled wistfully, and a contraction of De Brevils heart muscles oval. And it ts black dislovalty to forget answered that smile. The voung voice went_on: at that sleeve—empt\—means.” De Brevil rose suddenly from “I had the most wonderful happy six weeks I'l] Se 6 ok ee os ee ein eed =a we ee ° . ° . , . a “' : A thrilling romance of the high seas, by John Fleming Wilson. ‘ Beginning TOMORROW, on the WOMEN’S PAGE of the POST DISPATCH, continuing Thursday and Fridav and coneluded Satur- dav. vou tired of Shame Among the thou- naturally, less good. Jacqueline, sav that youre connected””’ be some, awe, even vet vou we looked where she did. There was what thev call an allee, all arched over with trained trees.” “Yes,” De Brevil threw in again sharply. 7 an enchanted scene A German prisoner was working in a rose bed down by a true to good- ness moat. | asked the bocheif 1 were allowed to walk about, and he went and got the master, the old wounded officer | spoke of. I'll never for- get how kind he was. Such a beautiful come’ | speak French, and | told him how the Americans all appreciated the wonderful way the French were treating them, and what ure he was giving me; and he said. with the most, lovely, courtly manner: ‘Eh, bein,” he said,.‘me. | have no one to give for France It is little if I nossible for those who are come to fight Was wel . ho an him.”’ spoke De Brevil pleas- it do for the French. ms her Raymond Shipman her arm, and they ai . PRs . . : t fe; 7e , : Its an exquisite sence of patriotism a (Copyright, 1920, Mr. de Brevil Am I talking her. his chair and have, on “a - ee ee re A —— eee —_— ——— me ee eee - —_— —— a —_—— —— — _-—. = -- 2 ee - r TO THE CZAR IRGESS BEDTIME STORIES LOVE LETTERS OF THE CZARINA + jy wik Si et tl —— i A a - = - —_——— —— ee en ee Ce C- _ would remove others. Simple meth- ods often do the work and are not likely to harm the material! HOME SUGGESTIONS : / » 4 a : h f f -Grand Brown sugar wil! correct a dish If the wite o 7,ranc itch Hermogen war 2? con it is too salty, but it is hard to rem- who. together with \Voetore edy food that burns priest fought Rerpu church. Hertnogen Kerosene is excellent grease and so freeing however, should be used in quantities ‘ens Militea Nichalalevna, Duke Nicholgie, servative Bishop gov. a leading Moscow tin’'s influence in the By ISAAC DON LEVINE. ARTICLE XIV—CZARINA AND THE DUMA. (‘zarina’s fury aft the fight in for cutting the dirt It stall , = ry? . Expresses Wish That Duma Member Who Led ~ ” . xf! *o . tert Gutcnkovy, a > ‘ > atl , che@d fo the Nikoilo-l'greahek monas ; wet 4 As ( () : : weil, he ieft it without permission. whi to, ae nate Fight on Rasputin uld Be Hanged mataeds gute ast atthe men Tee Cantina . = an vase afre) of hia activities. The ble etrikes tasputin is increasing ; in Petrograd in the fall of 19145 parelyzed hang Gutchkoy.”” she for a time the main indus.ries of the cap ; } her husband mums.) The juice of apple pies will not ‘to threaten the Duma members who Wante Lett« Broken Up. run out if the pies are placed in a_ meet in Moscow just “Sept. 4, 1915. very hot oven until the edges of the | ‘as they try to do the Ministers.’ “My very own Sweetheart crust are baked together. The edges | She relies on Gen. Ruzsky to take “I have remained in bed this morn-. of the lower crust should wet care of the big strikes which were ing. feeling dead tired and having with cold water before the upper on in Petrograd at the time And slept badly My brain continued crust is put on, then press the edges to the Czar she repeats the old ad- working and talking--I had spoken together monition, “You are lord and master! sO much yesterday and always upon . ae a " . 7 sf. in Russia, autocrat, remember that the same subject until | became cre The Czarina’s solution of the mu- inized, and this morning I contin- nitions shortage continues to be Ras ued to Botkin, as its good for him | putin’s suggestion that the Czar's at and helps him put his thoughts to tacher visit the factories She rights, as they also did not grasp quotes Gregory's telegrams to raise at - they wor mite Pe fo ms ’ the medicine to the muddied minas , the Emperor's spirits at the time of smaller cousin with a look that! 7; ¢ . 3; | 4 uf the great Vilna defeat. when that after the microbes from town--ouff ° . eo =) Vv easant. You know, , i , ‘ not wholly plea ‘city was surrendered to the Ger- She got his telegram yesterday, pe! _~ do not get along together at atl) mans “Certainly our losses are co- and over again. end hold you tight haps you will copy it out and mark B ipe Balloons ; “To begin with, he is the! | - ff) eemnt* ghe erites in mv arms Ever your own very bape yes we sony 6 eee py Jack. “He tent no very much j “J call it a strike of the Minis- °°.) _ arrvngy gave when you left with his fo i ‘ ‘ “| receive Ignatiev to telegram written down inatructive mit Children's and Vicior fecal Vicirolas The who AKA “Could one exclaims, and advises lied nor By THORNTON W. BURGESS. -_—_ Scores Sazonov for His Opposition to Premier Gore- VW hat Happy Jar kK Ane \ About ( hatte rel mvkin and Hopes Successor Mav Be Sought. it is a plan both wise and good ° : : To hear no more than what you should, And that is only what is well Of other folks. So no more teil. LD Mother Nature etarted the! Chatterer could contain himself no Qreerntne lesson just as soon as longer. His tongue fairly flew and Peter Rabbit reached there. for he jerked his tail so fast that Peter was the last one. “Happy Jack.’ | Rabbit half expected to see it snap she, “you may tell us all you right off. He called Happy Jack. about your cousin, Chatterer names, all the bad names he could’ Red Squirre|.”’ think of, and worked himself into. Happy Jack the Grey Squirrel eyed | roposed Lo be to him as a former ‘pre- obrazhenezt’ what would one do to officers -who go behind their com- mander’s back and complain againaet him and hinder and won't work with him—-one sends them fiving he agreed As is a good man “iI know. | launched forth and he | think understood something more rightly afterwards Then I! had Countess Adlerberg; after which we made bandages in the store “Olga, Tatiana and | took tea at Miechen'’s, Ducky came too. Jooking old. and ugiv even, had a headache! and feit cold and was badly coiffee We spoke much and they looked at things as ought also angry at the fright and cowardice and that will take anys responsibility upon themselves Furlous against the ‘Novayve Vremyva. finde one ought to take strong measures against Suvorin Miechen knows that a Correspondence goes on be.- tween Nilitsa and Suvorin, make the police clear this up, it becomes treachery, “T send cutting about Her- mogen--again Nikolasha gave orders about him it oniv concerned the Svnod and you-—what right had he to allow him to go to Moscow You and Fredericks ought to Sa- pers (luckily) dont say a word about! marin that you wish him to be sent | then And the Government, Moscow, will and turned worse than here: one tnust be #e- vere——or could one not hang Gutch- kov” You cannot imagine what a jovful surprise it was to receive sou! sweet letter I perfectly well under- stand how difficult it is for ‘find time for writing, therefore it touches me deepis Sweetheart. “Now, good-by, Lovys mine, man must leave. God bless and pro- tect vou I kiss every dear spot over be Stains should be treated promptls as a fresh stain comes out more eas ily than an old one. Experiment on a sample of the gooda, as some stains are set by treatment = that The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. 1006 Olive St. ~*~ - a riting from time to time of “4 As a matter of fact, the you to he the you Kulohzin. he. : Eiristoy the Pre- cries, Jack. “He isn't so very much Bae 2 seggeitecmle a r than Striped (¢ hipmunk, and the Ministere toward lume wee “‘Kemember the promise of means he ‘is not half my size Pca cnsese go i 20 oun coat is red and hie waistcoat lene EN ae ps ite. Hie tail ie a littie more than ttn s com © eten cobeineeinie means a eer _— ing that a successor should be sought os cee eroes ingen peta for the Foreign Minister as well as @ont’ think it is much of a tail. bela nets aN agy ety ~ 0: B-~ Pontos At once Chatterer's quick temper: up, and he began to scold. Old Nature silenced,him and told Jack to go on. “He espends, of his time in the trees than | = > | and is especially fond of pine and | = men“ cone-bearing trees,” continued | “You do the same thing to me when- Jack. “He likes the deeper) pine you get a chance, which isn't) DOW. z of the Green Forest better than | often.” sputtered Chatterer angrily. end now. it was not Russian. It al- 1 ao, though he seems to be just as ways grictes me te 606 bow bas at home on the edge of the, things one makes here, all comes ters.” the ’ e havior of h “old man.’ morrow and with us Dona Russian nurses and mother deat she would not hurt the Germans, and must, and fears Miechen and consequence Now, if thev Evers make kind to Soul received oul wan to; méating. this was the Lord showing the banner of victory. the children of those near to the heart should sa, along the jladder of the spirit has nothing to said none and FREE with purchased tomorrow hintertaining sical tov hoot wear duriog Children’s Week at Brandt’s Three generations know that Brandt-fitted in childhoo! safeguards the growing foot. Tomorrow and all this week we feature unmatchable low prices on QUALITY Footwear for little folks. her example De Luxe qualits Patent An | kie Strap Pumps she feels she let being rude to them Mavra could not. in but then they, too, will ask me what shall I answer: kindness shown them will them sooner ready to be ours, and they would never under- stand if I don't see them, if they ask, and here one will no doubt rage against me The Red Cross nurses makes a difference. it seems to me 'What do you think, tell me, Sweet heart, please. I find I might, as they are women, and I know Ernie will now ue. 0 banner, fear.’ “And your spirit i*f up. so is mine and I fee!| enterprising and ready to | out e . . a _eceeserar : » t) Cvarina Angry With Duma. Sept. 2d, 1915. “Miv Own Beloved One “Such a glorious sunny morning. both windows were wide open al! the night and now, too. I have new ink seems the other is at an talk aways It must be all right and will be-——only patience and trust in God Certainly our losses are color. sal. the guard hae dwindled away but the spirits unflinching]|s brave Ali that is easier to hear than the rottenness here [ know nothing about the strikes, aa the pa ‘esecteee eereger: eeew.* “=4 ene Vou a are io wire Was some time such a rage that it from abroad the very simplest things, | oe sean = it w . ent | before Old Mother Nature could farm where he can stea! corn. iquiet him more Chatterer's ready | “When, at last, he stopped from began to scold, but again he | neer lack of breath, Old Mother Na- told to keep still by Old Mother ture spoke, and her voice was very | Happy Jack went on: =~ | Severe. “I'm ashamed of you, Chat- to admit that he is thrifty. He |terer,” said she. “Unfortunately. fond of the seeds of the cone-| wnat Happy Jack has said about you trees. He cuts the cones from jis true. In many ways you are a dis- trees just before they are rip®: | grace to the Green Forest, atill I they ripen and open on th€/ gon’'t know how the Green Forest where he can get at the seeds | yyuig get along without you. Happy y. He often has several store- | Jack forgot to mention that you eat a and lays in a supply of Come | 2.404 many insects, and that some- nuts, acorns and corn, When |:imes you have a storehouse under | get it. He builds ay pn 3 ground. Now tell us what yop know} twige and strips o ark.) spout Happy Jack.” in a hollow tree and some- t wondlnnes ), by knitting needles of necessary ting. amount grant ended one can get fur themeelves—e#uch country dependent meet in If they do that, till as they much iry opened T. W. Burge ) ‘them. upon as. nails, for instance, wool for knit- things that after this terrible war is) the fabrica to make leather things and prepare the an others “Now the Duma members want to Moscow to talk over every- thing when their work here is closed One ought energetically to forbid it, it will only bring great disturbances. one ought that the Duma will then not later- to the Ministers \pee ours. and Grand Duchess of Ba- any | den for sure God “How this new ink ‘scent the letter again.” ‘A \ Kulomzhin became of tbe imperta! council) seon afterwarde Paul N. Ignatiev wes Minister of Educa Prince B. PD. Eristov was one of the chamberlaing Dona ts a nickname Kaleerin Ernie is the (tarina’s The Grand Duchess of Baden eppsrentiv the wife of Prince Max of Ba der’ who was interested in vork among prisoners : Fight on Goremykin Stirs Her. “Sept. 3, 1915 “My own beloved Nickey dea: “Gray weather Looking through the papers I saw that lAtke has been killed, how sad; he was one of the last who had not once been wounded and stinks, shall the president tien (‘tare for the + Brother immense to Say be re- threaten —- ——— oe — ee high up in the branches of @) sce SS —-_ ee ee ee — and such a good officer Dear me what losses one's heart bleeds but | He is « good jumper and trav- ® through the treetops, jumping. tree to tree when they are not our Friend says they are lamper burning before God's throne, and ® far apart. He is a busybody, al- riven ties romness = | Maxims of a By Marguerite | Mooers —— Marshall that is lovels A beautiful death for sovereign and countrs (one mueat not think too much about tha], oth- erwise it's too heartrending “But one must have an ¢1e on : do the same thing to me Moscow and prepare beforehand and be in harmony with the military. jer he can find them, for he Is 0 d ern M qj d ’ ) you get a chance, which | often,” sputtered Chatterer an-, ED eve eq hear for the spring bride: | Believe until it hurts’ ing woman reason When a man is in much Jack turned his back to and continued: “He Why should any Seem to mind cold weather| with a man when he had so ML if the sun shines. His noisy) rather she would pout and appeal Me is heard on the coldest days to his chivalry’ ter. He is the sauciest, most The problem of where to live and fellow itn all the Green! how to pay rent for the next four ever so happy as when he i#| years will be settled for at least one. i trouble for others. He sauces | American family after the presiden- Golds everybody who happens tial election in November. ,@nd every time he opens his; Doubtiess women are all 100 per jerks his tail. He is quar-| cent loquactous—yet why is it that) i Worse than that, he turns the chatterbox of a business office ts | When the birds are nesting in| always & man” He goes hunting = for Why women marry: So that wher Steals the egg. Wore | life goes wrong some one besides and eats the baby birds. themselves may be blamed. J hate him. and I don't, Why men marry: So that there. distence- she Y } will be somebody to telephone to the ‘round! $, the fact incompetent, immaterial; when he with her. however. he of Candor ie a biessed thought. ‘ter poker face. 7 ~ doesn t tailor when their suits need love with wife he considers an admission irrelevant and len't in i “Theres nothing sure but ‘and taxes.” and in view of the pres- ‘ent esureness and size of the latter. the future inevitabilit®? of the former otherwise disorders will again arise | S8tcherbatov being a nullity, not ‘o say worse, won't help when disor- ders occur, | am sure. Only quick- er to get rid of him and for you to get a look at Khvostov whether he would suit vou, or Neidhardt (who is euch a pedant) “Thank God you continue feeling energetic, let one feel it in every- thing and in all your orders here in the vasty rear. “Your Eristov iunched with us, haa grown older. limps a littie, was press- his of ' love s the Soul death In the sex game man holds all the’ wounded in the leg. Then I received ‘best cards, but woman has the bet- Ignatiew (Minister hed talked long with him about everything and gave To the girl of today the charm of! him my opinion about all, they shal! children varies as the equare of their want opinion of them and the spoke of the old man. of behavier towards him, ® hear rms Dura i itheir ugly them | maining again ._@tory to /your orders | Gear ‘very old own straight on to Nikolo l greshek as re with Vostorgov thev will cook against our Friend and me lease order Fredericks to wire this I hope thes make anv Varnarva Lord Rueesla re- won t You are and Master in autocrat member that “Big strikes in town (j0od grant Ruzskv's order will be fulfilied ener- geticalls Mekk is also very much against Gutchkoy Hie save the other brother also talks much “Lavy. have that convention in Moscow forbidden, its (mpossible will be worse than Duma and there will be endless rows “Another thing to think serious‘ about is the question of wood-—there won't be any fuel and littie meat and in consequence can have stories and riots Mekk's railway gives wood to the town of Moscow enough and one does not seriously enough about this “Forgive my bothering you, Sweet heart, but I try to @Gollect what I think may be of uee to you. Remem ber about Suvorin'’s articles which muet be watched and damped “Lovy, please send of your sulte to the different manufactories, fabrics to inspect them—your eye-—even if they do not understand much, - still the people will feel vou are watching them. whether thes are fulfilling conaci@entiously——piease too the heaps of but it's not think “Many a tender kiae. fervent pray- er and blessing huzy mine, from your SUNNY. “God will help——be firm and ener- getic—right and ieft. ehake and wake all up and smack firmiy when necessears One must not only love you. but be afraid of you, then ail will go well” Countess Adierbera war ope of the & . ima 6 maids of homer. Milltee te Gread “Here je a paper for Alexeiev will remember the same officer asked some time ago about forming a legion Weill, vou will think about It perhaps it would no harm to form: it and keep it In reserve. instead of disorders, or jet it replace another regiment which might come more back as a rest The legion of Lette are vou having it disbanded into oth er existing regiments. as sou hed in tended. and which would be safer in ail respec'!s and more correct” to go to church this eve sends fondeat leve The girls had a So anxious for news Kise you endless lv. my love. and iong for you When you come. | suppose it will only be for a few dave” Have noth. ing interesting to tell you. alas All thoughts incessantivy with eut the atalke last longer you do ‘l want ning Ani, her concert Vou ri’ TOU Send vou some flowers a little. then they will God biess you “Ever your very own old WIFY “Love to Kirill and Dmitri ant Bo- rie.” ‘The paper fer A exeiey which the Carine submits te obviousiy @ scheme of « tere! ef ficer who feresaw possible reveiution in Rue sin ond sought te create @ iqgion which weuld ecppert the ©Ovar in csese emergencr A? the outbreek of the revolution ell *he treege deserted ‘he sar It te Interesting ‘e epee vliate @hbhet weuléd heve occurred (ger heé @ level corpe cell critical memen’ vt Pmitr: and are all Grend dues an@d the being brothere ) ie anpperen’i, Py Ovolensky. a maid of honer to (en Mrosgoveky as appein'ed te tary gevernorenio of Mose ow (Ceoryright. 1920. Pubiiehed by speris: ar + with McClure Newepaper Syn !i- | a th | AD rights reserved tn. Great France. Seain. fTialy. Scandinavie, and all other countries Miss Irene Diner. of Division if Chemical Engineerine a the New York University. is credited with the Aiscovery of a new method of teat. ing rubber and rubber preducts bs the rer ineewe FE laabe'h a hela | ’ the gill (lea —_ -_- the ‘@ microscopic method. ‘ : Infants’, 2 to § Child's, 5 to 8.. Children’s Shop—Entire Second Floor 85.25 2 Children's, 8'% to 1! of te Misses’, 11% to 2.. Washington Av. Charles | St. BOND ELECTION TODAY VOTE ‘‘YES” POLLS CLOSE AT 7 O’CLOCK

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re ee eee. A eee = COMIC PAGE _ COMIC PAGE : ee } % yp Fy, or atl % rm : MAY 1 i920 ‘Let the Wedding © | ——_- MAT 11, 1920. Wanted to Go Slow. “SAY, POP!’—-THE BRICKS WERE WORSE THAN CHICKENS.—By C- M. PAYNE. The parents of little Tommy we'c _ —_ Struggling nobly to induce the j ht a6 i eae « Le t% —— —__~—_ = : t LA Tuned oF +1 Foun'D Some “BRre "1S, PSP j youngster to repeat the letter “A.” | Uy A+ T+aT STut? Bee , Now Tommy steadfastly po gong Bh ,, IS COMING UP ff AT ‘BRICKS 1s HE ' ) HE WNewW Betta & pronagpnce the first letter of the al- fd 04 phabet. and, after many vain efforts. | te CRE at! Now (t& Vii Ki NYA T ; the father retired from the fight dis- | n,) THOSE CONSAR AS D Tr TSE ST CURE | WHERE THA C4liCrrENS | couraged. Mother, however, cee- CHICKENS WwitLhL é || o Oo KNOW OF a» alERE WAS WOK ScRAT, | tinued and took the little one on her ‘LEAVE I(T ALone? ; 1 STo?P ia rc! ‘ . ic | lap and pleaded with him very earn- ° S ae - . {| “, > func OF | YER CARDEN) —_ me 7 [CHICrreENS aD TSRicrs ) NOW? ¢ “Tommy, why won't you learn to. > | 1" 2 res? ; io he say ‘A’? she asked. | SC ATCHIN “Because, mother,” explained 2 Yer Tommy, “just as soon as I say ‘A’ | ; Gaddy will want me to say ‘B. te Harper's Magazine. ' » 2 A Old Friend Turns Up. “It seems to me I have already heard some of the stories told by et this monologist.” . ae ei 4h adh “Perhaps you have.” Ag Bes ee hie “Yes?” : a ——_- —————————— — — ~~ = ; es — — —- ene = - = —_—_ —_ -—— — — “He's a retired bartender who has gone into vaudeville. —Birmingham LY] i] the Trains.—By Fox. Age-Herald. Knew All About Ruth. aQl 2 peels nee ae. | ~ Ira Andrews, the newly elected — TRE ‘ } it's WIFE SHES —~ wis | CORN CER | (Awe Ext / | sou>ens |} nei City Clerk of Terre Haute, {s active ; . oe ao “ che Accor: of the class. : Cs a ae, SS See Pager ah r AA} LP > | WASHIN “Well, Willie.” asked the teacher, ~~ \. —, a ’ i “what do you know about Ruth*” : | ’ d dent Wise “He made 29 home runs last sea- 7. | foreign dip! son,” Was the answer.—Indianapolis “Well, Brown. how ill you look’ What's the matter’”’ “Oh, nothing much; losing weight. , ope all. Lost 130 pounds of fles* one day.” *Impossible:"’ “Pact, | assure you. My wife has ; é' eloped with the next-door neighbor: ’ aes . . > | ow —The Doctor. | pies 4 rae : , an om - year futur while | was painting it."—Boston : , ae x a oh Ay Jette): \ - ta : = LEV Ss ; ‘The Relmia ript. . WW Meee” . A. , : ; : sented to the rr : | | of State Colt ‘Getved the A Had a Horse’s Job. A prosperous grocer in a certain and each ma: town had occasion recentiy to en-. A ey . ot Le ee ay ' gage a new errand-boy. Trade was « , oH Wily mee Te) L ** . _ 43 : ‘ bi . - f 7 . eat THE SKiPPER ALWAYS very brisk, and the lad had a great deal va fgg do in delivering . = 2. -- > gr) °F 2 mot turn «ut JEFF GETS AWAY WITH SOME OLD STUFF.—By BUD FISHER. a = | : Traffic gotr — a= w BEING m Good Pay sts tAN, } ¢ ati -~_ Se ¥ _ oe — a 4 4 CvT ovr mar faux reve te as) | MUSIC WAS THE MEARS | MY SISTER AAD T \ (Rr waat's > F gyre aga ~*~ . : - | MODE TD UT TT A Wy , VETRY: ' - Met turn nort ae = tS \' od ese _ ee ee Oe. oe Setar tegen Ph THAT Get TO | | A Wl d : 7 | Ve IC LIN U iwi el 1 LAN iat) il a : Traffic got Bir Har Deve | | coe For mM hes cele eneyghae colin — sa ae ies | Do wits +a Pegi: ( } 3 Bi James ’ Montague — epee rg OVER YOUR Bean. | | - | CARLIE CRAKA. Har AND FINALLY SHE | | coins 3 ER ON THE : : Y ef. 8 gue. Traffic gol 4 tT WOUDANT BE \ SPRING THERE was 4 Gr ow THe BY vstc . PIANO. ~- | ica ar a : eannot-turn « Here re DAY’ | | = FOLDING-BED AND > ANSWER ME | 7 ae : ~~ yy | S23 : a | : os. E A semaphor : . \ A Freed 'N THE maT. = . y = > | =f | @gnal« wt!! be MAUVE A HEART, VALLEY AD IT : | FROATED Down THE / | ‘ a : | \ HA - = 4 Be: ; A semaphore « : y | . . ; | va ~~ — 4 bore a sign | oe , . en : a. = ewe ture Sweer Away \ VAWEY YUATIL | SHE WAS \ Rescued: bi EN El lettere that ff & a distance been ret’red t+ P large enous! = distance | P 4 hed te tt oe 7 : Right-hand Ye We. yin CONSERVATION. The Smiths, as a mode of conserving their means Are dressing the family. the children and ail. In five-dollar suits that are bailt of blue jeans And row they'll continue the custom till fall. “We've got to cut down,” deciares Smith with a groan, “The cost of existence is quite beyond reach. This season we'll need to conserve every bone, For theater tickets cost five dollars cach.” * m.remnents « The Joneses are Hungarian pris ———————— = ——= : Sey —— But nevertheless human beings must cat. eS © feot the 4°86 : GOLDBERG . Pre eres 2: prices are fearful.” says Jones, with a sigh. . I Berrian concent ri profiteer grafters are going (too far: 2 a wtive lands D = | We MUST save our monry, for gas ts so high, 4 4 Reperts to -. ' And we've got a terrible hog of a car.” a » headquarters “4 a Ment of the tit The Browns hare remored to a half-portion flat a . Prevrision was They had to cut down on the annual rent: oe » Wiki authori Sadi With three to a room they are crowded ar that, é ae SS : | But still they aver they are wholly content. F 7 Wey ore WEEKLY - THEN THEY CC . , i “It ien t as big as it might be.” saves Brown. ; a 4 flees rm MAKE US WEAR, S - “But we thought it was beet to live cheap for a apell. F » Beign to -alee We will need a big wad when we move out of town Z the nereenities To spend the hot months in « high-priced botel” - - Pepatriation ea be y been * The Robinsens’ kids hare been taken from «hool— They went to a fancy one, somewhere up Statc— For Robinson always has made it a rule To fimish the year with a well-balanced «late “It saves a few hundred.” says Robinson pere. “And this year I certziniy caunot get short. I need all the coin I can possibly «pare For whisky is costing me thirty a quart.” _. ae ' ' x a we Fadl ‘a3 a TL / A ga ats —— al * ¥ \ - ben My +49 : YS ees Cb MONS é cs 4