St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 13, 1920

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1420, Fiahe - : iCooyright, by H. (Copyright, 1820) — ) CANT EXPLAIN 49 Liquor Valued Salued at $500 ; bind the grocery of Joseph Slay, he saw the sugar. prise and said that he did not know cS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY AVERAGE February, March and 400,116 —_——-— — —- SE VOL. 72. NO. 258. . = ond a 4 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Evening Paper April, he Only I —_ ee a —~——er ee! eS eS? | 4 * . SE en —_ = 7 — pt sie “— ha in St. Louis ~ F LOUIS, AMERIGAN SUGAR C0. ~ MORE THAN DOUBLED INCOME DURING WAR “AG CASES OF WHISKY STOLEN AT COUNTY HOM at $9600 by Lumber Man on “Re- placement” Basis Take Sunday Night. The theft of 48 of y burglars. from the home of Frank se Shields, 7200 Westmoreland drive. University City, foday. Shields reported the robbery to the University City Sunday night, when turned to the house been out to dinner. Shields, who is president of the Shields Lumber Co., with offices in the Arcade Building. said today that the whisky was worth $9600 at what he termed its “replacement. value.” but that th he carried would compensate him for the loss, on the basis of the price paid for the liquor. There is no legal way to Stolen liquor at any price One untouched bottle from the pri- Yate stock was left in the hallway by the robbers on their departure. cases whisky, was made known police late the family re- after having “replace etc in compensation for this, | took from a bedroom a diamond | 2 Ja valliere, which was valued at $160 . The burglars entered the house by open a smal! window at the They found the whisky stored 4n the linen room on the first floor. hey did not disturb 11 bottles of gin. | in the same room. Three cases of rmouth were locked. in another room on the third floor, and were not found by them. Heavy tire tracks, like those made bv a truck, were found in the driveway. The famil) had left the house about 6 p. m. Mrs. Shields, before her marriage. was Miss Ethel Mooney. and was a member of the Park Theater Opera Company of a few seasons ago 2800 OF 3500 POUNDS OF SUGAR TAKEN IN 2 THEFTS RECOVERED ~———_—--— Grocer Expresses Nurpriee When Loot Is Found in Shed in Rack of Store. Since sugar has become scarce it fe like liquor. an especial object of loot. In two burglaries in soda Water factories last night 3500 pounds of it were stolen. From the Hygrade Water end Boda Co., 1346 Chouteau avenue, burglars got sFeven barrels, con.- taining a total of 2800 pounds, The loot was found in a shed be - 32 avenue, upon when sur- today by detectives rs old, 1105 Chouteau blocks away. They called to produce the key. Slay, expressed held for how it got there. He was vestigation. Burgliars stole 709 pounds peeeer from the warehouse at Gross Soda Water o., 1535 - North Fifteenth street. A horse and a veees iW stolen last night from the stable of Charlies Plouder, a North Fifteenth street. was 4 abandoned this morning in- hal of 17382 Biddle atreet. loose r was scattered on the bed of wagon GETS RESEARCH GRANT of Kind Made to Race Goes to EK. EK. Just of Howard. of the BY the Associated Prens. | WASHINGTON, May 13.—Dr. E. Just, of the department of zoology physiology of Howard Univer- he: has received the first grant to “made by the National Kesearch to a negro scientist, accord- ‘te announcement today before Southern Sociological Congress. . Just is a graduate of Dartmouth RIVER, Mass., ' six unions represented in i River Textile Council at sepa-— ate meetings last night voted un- ly te accept the manwfactur-— ‘offer of a 15 per cent Increase in. to operatives in all textile - tm thie city. The increase. will affect about 20,000 opera- "i ra : wage scale will be in force tha. makes a total increase rat wes here since -1916. ae in to $4000 insurance which. 'eentage of return on capital stock’! May 13.-— | the) Will go into effect June 1, and. | price * profit of $204,143.63 on the deal. , -- - ae BS NOMINATED FOR PRESIDENCY Twenty - Minute Tumult of sues When Federal Con- vict Is Chosen. ———— eee Net of $8,322,348 for 1916- 18 Against $3,818,666 for 1912-14 Cited by Econo- mist for Railway Men. TELLS OF PROFIT OF 191 PER CENT W. Jett Lauck Estimates: That Profiteering in Sugar, Will Cost Average Family ™ $30 Extra in 1920. By the W achiagton Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, May, 13 profiteers were attacked by NAMED AS “LINCOLN for Vice Presidency Over Mrs. Kate Richards O’Hare Now in Prison. Press May Associated NEW YORK, lDebs nominated 13.—-Eugene V acclamation Federal convict by for the of Socialist party's national conven- presidency the United States at Sugai the WwW. Jett of the report tion here today (“heer upon cheer greeted the nam- the Lauck, consulting economist railroad ing of Socialist leader, now serv- ing a eral brotherhoods. in a sentence in the Fed- Atlanta. Labor l-\ear Aauck estimated tha: Sugar would now be selling at ll cents a pound if producers and re- tallers were satisfied with reasonable profits Profiteering in this commodity. he ‘Said, would cost consumers this vear. $600.000,000, an average of $34 a family. Though conceding tha® the present situation was brought about in some degree by diversion of the Cuban crop to Europe, Lauck charged that) the fundamental causes of the 30.) per cent price increase since 1914 were artificial stimulation of prices unchecked speculation and merci- later wah pies made a less profiteering. He pointed out Morris Hiliquit, one-time that in 1913 the margin between pro- ate for the New York mayoralty, duction cost and the retail price of and chairman of the convention's sugar was less than 1 cent a pound Platform Committee, has predicted | while today it is more than 16 cents | Rig Producers’ Profits Cited. , 2,000,000 to 3,000,000 votes. | Income tax returns for 1917 were) '" 1908, when Debs ran icited by Lauck to show that beet Presidency, he fFugar producers earned 52.28 per. votes. In 1912 cent on their capital stock, 59.92 on the greatest number their capital actually invested anda) foc ialist cundidate in the United 45.53 per cent.after deduction of States. In 1916, when Allan lL. Ben- taxes. Cane sugar producers in the ®®" Was the Socialist candidate for same period. he said. earned 21 28 }’resident, the vote was 585,113. on their capital stock, 238.234 on cap- ital actually invested and 191.04 afr- er deduction of taxes. “It is worth noting.” said Lauc*. “that these producers showed such amazing earnings when the whole- sale price of sugar was 7 7 cents per pound and their margin ranged from nine-tenths of 1 cent to 2.2 cents /per pound. What must be their earn- ings today with the price to the con- sumer hovering about 25 cents a pound?” Selecting a group of | largest sugar producers, filed with the Federal] Railway ao ay Board today ] for The din Was continuous, as all those who had been able to crowd their ways into the convention _hall strained for- ward, eyes bent on the platform, where was set a life-sized portrait of Debs, framed in black Seymour Stedman ceived the nomination for Vice Pres- ident over Mrs Kate Richards () Hare of St. Louis. now serving a penitentiary sentence for violation of the espionage act The vote the first ballot was. 106 to 26. penitentiary at Ga.. violation of the espionage act. or of Chicago on for the he received 879,011, “the TAn- Edward Indiana, Debs was nominated as coln of the Wabash.” bys Henry, a delegate from Debs’ home State. In -his nomination speech described with such effect § a which he had paid Debs shortly aft- er the Social!st leader entered the penitentiary, that four of the dele- , gates broke down and wept The applause, after being ‘ued for five minutes, 12 of th |the singing of ‘Internationale.’ The Lauck said. cheering then was resumed, mingled that the net return on their claimed with strains of the “Marseillaise” capitalizatien increased from abou 8d “Hymn of Free Russia.’ 6% per cent for the pre-war period. At the end of the demonstration, 1912-14, to 19 per cent for the years Which lasted 21 minutes, delegates 1916-18. He declared that the usual}: Were Marching in prison lockstep contention that the increased profits around the hall. with a red streamer were due to greater production was carried bys the Illinois delegation conclusively disproved for the actual: Well‘in the lead production of the 12 companies was The galleries joined with the dele- less during the war than in the pre- gates in continuous rhythmic shouts ceding vears of “Debs! Debs! We want Debs!’ Increase in Labor Cost. The picture of Debs was brought The ltabor of producing to the front of the platform. pound of sugar, he said, advanced. which red roses were banked. only 2 cents from 1913 to 1917. or. When the tumult had subsided, 15 pes cent for the genera] price ad- Joseph D. Cannon of New, York. vance to the consumer. went through the formality of sec- Among the 12 companies named onding Indiana’s nomination, which by Lauck the largest. the American: resulted in the acclamation. Quick Sugar Refining Coa., increased its av- iy following Cannon, Irving St. John erage net income from the 1812-14 Tucker of Chicago formally seconded period to the 1916-18 period from for Illinois, in an impassioned eulo- $3.818.666 to $8,322,348. gy of Debs. ‘The figures in this table.” added| Victor Berger, unseated tlt nited Lauck, “do not show all the profits States Representative from Milwau- of the American Sugar Refining Co. kee, as the man who converted Debs This concern charged off $2.900, 000, to socialism in 1892, seconded for for depreciation during each year of. Wisconsin. the war period as compared with a (‘annon declared that even as the depreciation of $821,000 for 1914,; cross had been glorified by the cru- and it deducted from its earning® cifixion of (‘hrist, so would the Fed- before computing net income the eral penitentiary be glorified in sum of $3,383,000 °in 1916, $4.000.- America through the imprisonment C00 in 1917, and $2,153,111 in 1918 of Debs. for ‘improvements and reverses.’ as Cannon characterized Debs’ sen compared with similar deductions of tence as a national disgrace which is ($481,907 im 1915 and $924.114 in'going to send the administration 1914. Had these deductions during into oblivion.” the war period only equaled deduc- The name of Seymour Stedman of tions for like reasons during the pre-| Chicago, general counsel for the par- war period, the American Sugar Re- ty, was placed before the convention fining Co. would have shown annua! for the vice presidency by Lena net earnings during the war of 40) Morrow lewis of los Angeles, and per cent more than it did show In| seconded by R. H. Howe of Chicago other words, heavy deductions to Platform Being Considered. ‘avoid reporting large excess profits When the delegates reconvened explain the apparently lower per- ‘this morning they began considera- ,tion of the party's platform for the (1920 campaign. The Illinois delega- ‘tien had Its substitute ultra radica! platform ready to offer in place of the one submitted bv Morris Hilquit for the regular platform committee. but it was predicted that the “con- ;servative” group in the convention i\would put through their platform iwith only minor amendments as they idid the declaration of principles | The report of the Resolutions i\Committee was also before the con- Henrys Visit contin- cost thown by the larger companies.” Bought Seeer | at 13 Cents, Sold It | : Arrested, Br the pesociate’ Press. CHICAGO, May 13.-—Warrants were tesued yesterday by District At- | torney Clyne ‘for the arrest of Theo dore Bunte. president of a candy | company bearing his name. and E . '\" Roehm, secretary of the concern, leharging them with violating the \lever act. ivwention today. It includes a resolu- The warrants charge ry the tion in favor of woman «suffrage, and cendy company purchased '.595.159 | demands that the Legisiature of Del. | pounds of sugar at SO 'S+ SP Conte’ pet aware and Louisiana immediately ‘pound and resold it at an advance ; atifs of 28 4-10 cents. making Contineed on Page age 2 Columa e : | Jackson, BY SOLIALISTS | Jackson, Cheering and Singing En-| ' city ‘in the fleld- ‘en candidates and The women won by) /one, only OF THE WABASH” ,the most | Seymour Stedman Selected was) ' Re t? re- | This! JOHNSON ANNOUNCES TOUR candi- | that the party in 1920 will poll from | received 420.973 | Hiram W. ever given a, ‘Middle West Named as “Lincoln of the Wabash.” | ness | York ‘Cleveland and Chicago. men to be prepared for was broken by! tour, it i ture before ' the suffrage | amendment to! _| WYOMING TOWN WILL BE GOVERNED ENTIRELY BY WOMEN Wister Wrote in “The Vir- ginian,”’ Gains Fame. iy the Associated Prees CHEYENNE. Wrvo., Wvyo., claims of being which Women there one composed of wom- May 13 have the fireat to distinction city in the world will At Tuesday's were entirely by election the other of men. after a campaign in which issue was the question of sex. Jackson is in the community about which Wister in Virginia.” It has a population about 300. and is said to (owen wrote of be one try. It lies south tional Park. and high mountains. road point is at Jackson. of Yellowstone Na- is The least nearest raii- 75 ‘JUDGE CHARGES NEW YORK SALOONS RUN FULL BLAST’ Lawhreakers Get All the Want and That Increase. Declares Liquor They Crime is on e Associated Presa NEW YORK, May 13 Saloons in this cits running full blast, pro- viding lawbreakers with “abundant liquors of the very worst kind” he- cause of lax enforcement of the pro- hibition law, Judge (Char Nott, deciared today in General] Sessions imposing sentence of seven to 14 on Frank Murray who pleaded guilt, to first degree man- slaughter Declaring crime on crease, Judge Nott said drawn his conclusions mony in several murder fore him ‘“'rime would there is no doubt of. it in my those charged with the ment of the prohibition law did their duty,” he said are les («*, c‘ourt. vears Was the ha@ testi- be- he from trials decreased and mind, if he About Which Owen. | THURSDAY EVENING, MAY W ith the Associated 13, ' the! Several Plants be governed | two tickets! “The! of i isolated towns in the coun- | ° . Industries Using Steel Have surrounded by | miles from | In- | time to enforce. | , ments VP - ‘STRIKE REDUCES FAGIORY OUTPUT | HERE BY A THIRD Com- Unless Face plete Shutdowns Situation Is Relieved, Man- ufacturers’ Secretary Says. a vote of two to|- the. MANY OPERATE ON PART TIME BASIS Critical Troubles, Automo- bile Official Says—Some. Material Carted. Normal output of. St ries has been decreased approximate. . lv one-third bvw due which inability to obtain the April §&. es madetoday by E. J materia! to switchmen's strike. hegan accord.- ing to estimat Troy, secretary of the Manufacturers’ Association of &t St l.outs 3015 plants, employing about 105.000 men Louis has manufacturing and with a vearly production valned $590.000 0006 Troy face about of plete shutdowns unless the rail con- at said Several! these plants com- gestion 18 relieved soon Few of larger plants have managed operate at full time throughout the pertod of the strike. most of them beiwsg obliged from time to off a portion of their emploves for varving of time. or close certain depart- temporarily, pemding arriva! the to ? . i” \ to of needed materia! OF EAST AND MIDDLE WEST Presidential Candidate Will Seek to Overcome Impression He Is Extreme Radical. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 13. Johnson will make a tour cities in the East and between now and the the Republican Convention in Chicago with a view to placing his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination before busi- men, it Was announced at Johnson headquarters here today. No dates were given. but it said the itinerary would include New Philadelphia, Pittsburg, The Chicago meeting will be held in the Coliseum just before it is turned over to work- the conven- Dy 4 of the large date of tion, and will be torchlight parade Senator Johnson's speeches on this was stated, would he de- signed to counteract a flood Of litera- disseminated among business picturing him as an extreme preceded men ‘radical. CARUSO SINGS TO $47,000 HOUSE IN HAVANA, GETS $10,000 Receives Remarkable Ovation “Martha.” in Which Barrientos Also Appears. the Aasoclated Press HAVANA, May 13. Enrico Caruso, making his first appearance here last night as Lionel in Flotow's opera “Martha.” received an tion from an audience that packed the National Theater A pacity He was supported by Maria rientos, the Spanish singer, took the role of Lady Harriet When ‘Caruso, who is to receiye $10,000 for each appearance here. entered his automobile following the performance, he again Was greeted with applause and handclapping by a crowd outside the theater Adolfo Brocale, manager of the opera company, stated that the re- ceipts for last evening's engagement would total $47,000 MORSE FAMILY DREW $88,000 A YEAR FROM IRON WORKS the Associated Press NEW YORK, May Colin. receiver of the Groton Iron Works of Groton, Conn., testified to- day before the congressional commit- tee investigating the relations of the Morse interests with the Shipping Board that his first official act was to remove Charies W. Morse and his three sons as officers of the com puny to save that concern $88,000 a year paid to the Morse family. Asked if he thought there was any dishonesty at the plant. he replied “Il wouldn't say that There might have been some strains of con- ecience.’ Rx OVA- to who Fis 13.—F rederick ee oe FRANCE EXPECTS WHITE BREAD PARIS. May 13.- France again will enjoy the luxury of white bread next August. tn the opinion of M Thoumvre. Undersecretary for Food who announced at a banquet earty thi« week that this year's crop prom- ises to be exceptionally large Large quantities of wheat are be- ing imported into France, the Min- \ 4 ‘ister said. was. —Senator | Bar-— which bears his cars | not, All of have had man stee! traffic coneern the industries using trouble. and the of a large automobile here, who refused to permit the use. of his name, said today that the steel situation as it affects St. Louis, its especially critical, threatening com- plete*tieups of some plants. tarfer plants appear to be faring) better than the Smaller ones. as traf. fic departments of the raYroads go to extreme lengths to aid the large shippers. to the disadvantage of the smaller ones. Intercity movement of freight seems be fairly good. said Troy. the greatest difficulty being experi- enced in trving move shipments through terminals involved bv the strike Traffic men sav that Chi- cago. Detroit. Indianapolis. Cleve- land, Pittsburg and S8t. louis pre- sent the worst problems Two plants here, the Evens & Howard Brick Co. and the Common- wealth Steel Co... have been kept running by thore companies renting engines from the Terminal. furnish- ing their own ewitch crew and doing their own switching No objection to this was expressed by the strikers Others have caused their cars be billed to team tracks in East Louis, according to Trov. where contents have been unloaded and hauled across the bridges to the plants by truck This movement is extensive and very costly Personal Tracers Emploved. The most expensive forced upon concerns here sending men the centers awvhich their material is “ride the cars through.’ Hardly a traffiCc manager of any of the big concerns has been at his desk for a week during the strike. These through shippers or enough to obtain to to To SY! the expedient is that of from shipped. to te© sometimes where the powerful men operate railroad officials consignees are recognition. Often however. orders from the “higher ups” fail to get action. Then the ‘tracer’ goes down into the yard of fice and into the yards, with a well- filled wallet and a pocket full of cigars Sain one of the veteran day, “there was a time when, with a cigar. vou could get the roundhouse moved: but it takes anvwhere from $2? to $10 to get a car off the sidings and the trains headed for 8. Louis “We don't like to do it. coming a case of the highest geiting his cars moved while the fe! low who can't afford to pay so weil does without. The railroads discour age it. too. But there's a big plan’ facing a shutdown, the laying off of several hundred men and extensive losses if we don't get a few cara of material in for them. It's a case of self-preservation. so we pay what- ever is necessary.” Rides Freight Cabooses. When he can get a permit from the division superintendent, the tra cer rides in the caboose of the train When he can he follows to the next terminal! by passenger train, and keeps after fracers to- now into for it le be- bidder division and yard officials until his ' Youngstown, ©... i cars again are.in a through freight train for St. Louta. Often tracers are out for 10 @ars. getting a sing!e car tn A large steel compan) ceived a car of iron yesterday morn ing which had been shipped from March 26. which a tracer found in Indianapolie. and finally brought tm here. Part of the plant had been closed since Saturday " Continecd on Page 4 Cotuma 5. here re- = _—-——— 192G6—3? Atvesenie Louis facto- length > a = ee. TOCABLE — i a = — READ BY SIMS WAS FORGED, DANIELS SAYS -_ ~ —_- - ~~ eee ee AIR MAIL TO CHICAGO NAVAL OFFENSIVE START ABOUT JUNE 1 Favored Same Tactics on. Two Trips a I Jay Planned—St. Louis Airplane Pilots In- vited to Apply for Jobs. Airplanes wil) between St June 1, perintendent W Louis Service is Four service round wil] im the forenoon ernoon Five ty estern vesiterday and ie t? ips ing in capacity fr letters by the narked ° delivers three hours, distance is Ry airp letters. it is tion will consist four pilots, fleld manager will be on Fcrest ble of caring for bullt Applications o according to C. F. of Division, installed planes wil) are emploved Postoffice Department ‘ters will be carried at the usual rate. preference being Landings in St the grounds prepared Park, where a hangar capa- begin carrving mall | Louis and Chicago about | Egge, su-— &*r Mail Service fo remain until that two dailx. one in the aft- be made and pes of planes, om 16,000 to 80,000 in alr service l.et- one ,kiven to letters lane’ and to special Flights will require estimated. The air 260 miles The force of the St Louis Air Sta of 12 to 14 mechan. a watchman.and a Louis in six planes has been f St. lLouls airplane pilots for the service are solicited. If apparently qualified after a ques- tionnaire, applic Vashington for instruction in the handling t\pe used in the ‘are remodeled a SHOE CONCERN FINED $2000 FOR UNJUST PRICES Pittsburg Company Pleads Guil- ty to Making Unreasonable Charges. ants will be sent to further test and for of the mail service. which rmv De Havilands. Asmorciated T PITTSBURG, W. H. &. District the Rooks Shoe $2000 after a ple entered by eojuns to A By the corpora rien unju:t shorcs BARNES CALLS and Thomson. (‘ourt here unreasonabie ‘res May in today, sentenced to pay a fine of a of gulity had been e| for the defendant charge of charges on Pa... 13. Co CONFERENCE TO PLAN STABILIZATION OF GRAIN Asks (. SS. Officials. (Congressinen and Others to Meet to Decide on Program After June 1. Rw the Associated I WASHINGTON wheat Hi. Karnes asked Governme of Congress and trunk line conference pians to markets after l'nited States June 1. here railroads to meet stabilize tie (jrain *reses Mav 13 director officials representatives of him In to consider world grain termination of the ‘‘orporation, Julius today ni lenders May the 19, In a telegram sent from New York Barnes referred lent fuctr that “menacing not a ling. but country, price the and present the credit the o the danger of vio- tations, and added situation vas lone to*grain hand. structure of the resulting possible agricultural demoralization.” COOL TONIGHT; TEMPERATURE TOMORROW THE TEMPERATT RES. a) +e 'h —.. A RAILROAD YARD i¢ NO Btage of the r ‘feet. a rise of ‘ : ye GROW | ” Highest ves co ae 3 loweer 51. 11:40 p. m Official fore- cam for St. Loul« J mrad rieinity : talr and contin- ued cool tonight; tomorrow. fair, with slowly risa- ing temperature. Missour!— Fair and continued cool tonight. te- morro with slowly ris ing temperature lilinol Fair and eontinued coel tonight. te- morrow fair “ith slowly ris ing temperature. iver at 3 foot terday., at who arrived in St | the be aasicned to the is expected rang- : ‘been signed by the secretary Embasav, ‘ gent, Judge | ‘United States, making! r'eonveys Owen fair, | Secretary Did Not Sign Cable Saying Vessels Were Safer Without Convoys, He Tells Senate Committee. ‘ ‘CALLS ON SIMS TO PRODUCE FORGER Admiral’s Coisnians Regarding Protection of T Caused Much Anxiety, He Testifies. the Asroctated Press WASHINGTON, May 13.—Charges th acablegram produced before thé Senate Naval Investigating Commit- tee during the testimony of Rear Ad@s miral Sims bore a forged signatur® were made today by Secretary Dagq- iels. He referred to a message which Admiral! Sims had presented as part of his criticiam of the Navy Depart ment and which purported to have ” “Somewhere somebody was guilty ol signing my name to an official Atte patch which the original, here pro- duced, shows | never signed,” Daniels told the committee. “Or of altering Rs ‘a dispatch by erasing the real sigoms ture and substituting “Daniels.” ‘ The concluding paragraph of the cablegram read: “In regard to conveys I consi that American vessels having a guards are safer when sailing pendently.” Daniels testified that immediately upon reading the Admirals teati- mony he knew he never sent such @ cablegram and he started an wo gation "] knew.” he said. “that if my name appeered on such a cablegram it would be because somebody had forged mv name to it.” The Secretary said he finalivy found the original dispatch tn the British through which it h:d been and that the name signed to ft was“. F. Carter, bw direction of the Chief of -. val Operations.” Dikt Not Sign Message. “The statement that it was signed, ‘Daniels,’ is untrue said the See- retars “No such telegram signed ‘Daniele war ever sent to Admiral Sims. In bis testimony’ he reiterated over and over again that this d4dia- patch made him ‘about reads to jump overboard,” and that it wags signed with my name, conveying the impression that the civilian, Seecre- tary of the ne had persona) passed upon thé question of a partic- ular method to protect shippi and was resisting the adoption of the a) stem l knew | never @#t.- tertained the opinion stated in the dispatch he displased.” Admiral Sims should produce the person who changed the signaturé, Tm niels declared, adding the Admiral “an apology to me and to the for the impression underta- hie fteaetim count rs ken to be made by based upon «a false signature.” ‘ Much of the Becretary’s testimony today was devoted ta the contro. eray over convoying troopshipr He insisted that Admiral Sima had net agreed with the department's vi asx to the necessity for protecti transports, and told the’ commit he had found it necessary to rem Admiral Sims several times dur the war that the firet duty of Am ican deatrover« abroad waar to tect these vessels Sims Caued Much Anxiety. The Admirals course regardi the protection of troopehips ca the department “much anxiety,” the Secretary declared, and finally he ‘bluntiy’ told Sima that everythiag was secondary to the ee ae of veawele carrying ~American diers ianiels charged that Admiral Sims withdrew the destroyer escort from — the first convoy eas soon af it am rived abroad, leaving the ae without protection for the ‘ojsage Admiral Gleaves, in charge of the convey system. doubted authenticity of Admiral #@ime directing the destroyer force te ceed to Queenstown, and made investigation both through | American embassy at Parise and Navy Department. Admiral he sald. finally was inetructed protect the ships when they France Neferring to @ime’ testimeny t the first troop convor, sent ever & June. 1917. wae not attacked br mariner, and that there wae no marine within 390 miles of the where the attacks were sald to occurred, the Naval Secretary sented messages from Admire! giving accounts of such attacks. 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. ee 2 EEN Te I Ee eT TT ee ‘ % MAY 15, 1920 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH re ‘MOSCOW WIRELESS QUIT SUNDAY, SOCIALIST ty PRISON ~~ SFNAT F STRIKES. Fugitive Soxicad President and ~ TGARRANZA’S MEN WITH 10,000 MEN; HAD |¢ STILL MYSTERIOUSLY SILENT ~AMED FOR PRESIDENCY | Map Showing Where He Is Making Stand FLED IN DISGUISE |, 0 sescscca tran TT ~ FIGHT BA | F IN. ecm to Peo D 0 ee eoy knew pest! om of the first , — , | | ‘Great Com Chie Reels (COC ee the Bol-. Sa - dezrous and accordingly eat ; * , ry eas ion , —? rey © niarit to intercept before a Clause Requesting President Puesmems SMivects Tepeps i)... sivare Obrinen, wie Ted tien (ee eee 2 ee . Germany Eliminated on —_ 3 Growing Revolutionary ) ure et J | By Nac i] * r | Bie 51 i fe st | “ oe b | a - | = | . | his ia 7 ; Lodge's Motion. ate a fn irned ; 1¢ head of troops ai -_ | iding th « Ae bt on the entire conduct of expeditior VOTE SATURDAY ON REPORTS OF EFFORTS PEACE RESOLUTION jncmocrais nad simy TO REMOVE GOLD reason to doubt A lev orio le azue o° ‘ements, Kellogg Speaks for Knox I ro- - v0 ee ee Resolution Declared Futile. : gram— Thomas Says Car- Senator Hitchcock charged the rying Out of Wilson Plan 5.5 gic. os tine teeats, and not tne Will Wreck Party. ous deta’ on the treaty, and not the Pe the Aseo late! Preee ities a Republican THURSDAY EVENING. “wwe.” det “Ai LH ——— Se ST Siow ing antbciaininiis ine im naval attache’s code.” “On the next day, July 1, 3 Daniels satd. “Admiral Sims sent t ‘OBREGON RETURNS 2 Gestrorer = middic vf « sentence and since ft! > " ones From Other A dunirate, “ . ‘ ee With : > 4 Re the Assoc. ated reas rae heen silen? ‘ : - “he das ral 4.50 pr “e=?* noted 7 M ; . srem AcMritral «aves egarding —XICO Cl ‘ ‘eso Jun :, , I CITY, © Paso. Junc Wireless experts in ions ‘ ea apatedillgameat ris am me the only possible way now of “I want. tions and casting - fecemplishing this object i have mitrror. to see a fac I'm not ness in genera!. Goutt whatever of the constitu- ashamed of and no question of ex- - po : prices which are r nality of the resolution ~ pediercy or partisanship can inr- Aguilar on Tuesdays Carranza offi-ia! lai > ald which eaving that Admirghe Tht fferencea cee 4 ie , fentinueed Frem Page (eer. ' wish © service when thev “tT voted for the treaty and the Colleagues Praise Chamberiatn. , _ | Jexican State of Coahuila crossed oy a a 4 fF some of their ew: " . a - » o i mai’ : " ‘ ’ r} : : aa 2 wy “ . 2 ; . - ag? eement ° : p ; : * , : ‘ ; j ; é 4 ire : ~~ be a* id great’ ndepender: a nar month at Sest - eoul the President's delineatio p edge i ru ~* . : : rue : Nat uns Ser pet '# entailed ’s Plans were : Navy’s P for War a | f&tor Kellogg of Minnesota. one = . : a bine 4 ei. c | : yitness «a! The original “mild reservation’ was Ais = Will Not Be Shown aes ; ‘ , . : r | ban : “a : ~~ S ; ere [he Oclall marty aoe ‘ t~? out of Publicans in the treats fight de. he rgwee that le? : . BE y dr a ' FStse - Bere . ’ tity : rm around “wes : e ' — —_ ; , . : ' . . ee ‘ ad 2 z . é ' é elared today, supporting th 8 to Senate Committee : sm ! 2 ' the , to mate inetes resolution ~ aT \ se lated Press “I? t2 of the utmost importa n: opposed th nainaluetios “ WASHINGTON j De said. “that a status of peace b said. beca exec- ar} , a ern Git s i ci , , “ . an, 7 = Poe ws | « ad : ‘ stisgetg a em | Danie ait 8 eel: , . ry : . : ; 7 . lese . ? . : ~~) = * ? wa ?tior : . - . . ‘ : is COnteRs Religious Issue Paempes “outa lists " mia ras origi . : — : . \ 2 : _ ' — sy =" ae | 4 ** Into Excited) Debate. : _ oy = pers | } NAMSBOre: vy tne American navy Mem ecrati. rts . ta ate . ' : *T mT A pa 7 _* ' — = . . . ™ | a. 8, ; ‘3 ’ . i : ree Z ’ » . 4” 7 " . . “es => - -™ ‘ . ' ' 5 *é 7 7 | 5! | , ni [ex.ice rx ain dirty: x te hehe 8 a ee ' rt th as rot adopted fully where red tn ween « ane «he hroke € . a .] ber of " a the armistice the President and Prac use if fran=g) essed accomplished. Not only ts it mMeces- tive authority fary to the industrie ” Cin’ —— 4 : a s — 7? —-* . oy > . OT ,* _ s 7 , * . the Sen eclence and my cenception And l ant consequence which the : At is nor rm ' i?) \@ Ph? : . eR AK iT nH wWes the State of b>» lene rere graph line | Wants to Join aay -eporis [0 locai : (he The peopl ild permitted ment on naval DANIELS’ LETTERS re! (‘andid: Agu r. S801 at 1 1 Admiral Benson ; “arranz who eo oe r (1 t art! n Arrant gain a laration Augu : includ: tax ; a! - ting ever the North Sea aan goa be Orizaba j begging the etween Mexico C : . ‘les Soln : : “*) ni ; . cennection ~ HIS AR CRITICS " - : = ° 3. ve Fm, ~ PD im ~ . _ . tho perm ise hough reports fron expelles! rat : x iT well-known flag officer. whose = ‘entinved F rem Paze Hae. prepared ‘n take ar it Some the power of the people may choose is a’ every tim | look in the barrier and in this tha’ ltles President and share in {e ‘BILL’ NYE QUITS AS SPECIAL AGENT OF STATE DEPARTMENT Had Charge of Protection of Poretgn Official Visiter Be O° oa Kish scseamaciihansiinss-cistinensiiaiasicalaspalemialiaa iis A ge BLT Ne i A tn tinteatat ight have Columbia Goahenall With “20 0 Solace ONLY $2.00 A WEEK WILL PAY FOR IT Goods Marked in Plain Figures (rrafouola, Columbia a Records Q R. S. Music Rolls s" 2ges* eas af fom are 6 ‘S* mest pent ar sellers ‘sie ef Gelt- Drea ~s ae ae ~ « © ties ae wt or tere rT’ who wants te tai! grocery hoetme “Wholesalers Prices to differen! recommend that his prices tn plain ducement for the and vet thew ther prices tm code tha: not understand. “The American fair plar. and T ha boginess that te co shore hoard Th wholesaler es wel er. Chain Se “Tne of the mm lemme which row Tatler te the estab sfores and s0-{lity Prices. Mel Presmed 4letrmat ¢ Suet as Ulmer. for i presse! distrust Said Mel aurin: “The

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i} attache'’s code."’ mext day, July !, position of the first ren. nooording!y sent a sub. mtercept before juncture ra.” n Other Admirals. aiso presented reports | Gleaves regarding the rom the Fronch Genera) Hing the presence of sub. Arious attempts to d4te- ubmarine attacks report. ral Gieaves and the other id Daniels, “are of a his attempts to throw e entire conduct of this ion no reason then and have snow, to doubt Admiral Positive etutements, made | that the convoy was at- ® reports of Adiniral Lb the official report of the Neral Staff to the same S in not the first or ,nly’3 Which Admiral Sims hee re this committee that made in his official dia. the department during re not to be relied upon.” ] Up leviathan. leo testified that Admiral biected to the use of the man liner Leviathan ne a’ & dispateh sent | _ 19 ; Pa “Admiral Sims sent this he vicinity of the convoy. 54 \g aq ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Y—— © ee. ee ee ee A 4 ei * os pS ae al aay es 5 ile ales “ oar -) THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ¥ MMAT GROCERS SAY tieally certain that =f i IN WHO IC IN BLAME FOR Paces 7. 7 . p. 7 4 A % ter the Speculators. 4 EACH DECLARES HIS ‘ : Pay Most. Retailers Here for Conven- ' tion Name Wholesalers, _ They the Canners and Lat- § PROFIT IS REASONABLE | " Pro-Rata Contracts Said to _ Result in Packers Doling Out Goods to Those Who Mm the ground that her _ A Post-Dispatch reporter, seeking h mace her a hetter tar-so. - Hlumination on how the various a ee emalier ves. °4” “agencies of food distribution divide (pee leneger teas responsibility for high prices. talked LAverpoo!l rathe: than tee with retailers. wholesalers and rep. | resentatives of the food canning in Ln of better facilities forsot : iY care sed | dustry who are in attendance at the a. s ’ sondage.) he ' tonvention of the Southern Whol: oued the Admirals ad- ” ; sale Grocers’ Associati | matter, with the result *'* on at Hote! iMiathan. because of her Statler. had to await an h at Liverpoo!] before she tof the harbor Admira! entire » He found that the retailers blame the wholesalers, the blame the canners and if93 aits | were then disregarded, blame food speculators. Each in enid. and the Leviathan ee turn declared that he was doine busi- ut of Brest where heread | ness on a cost-plus-reasonabie-profit “was measured in hours 9 ' basis and said that some other ager- weeks and the nuiber of troops various official his contention resented > BuUpport voy eystem wae originallv's 4 & Ulmer of Toledo, ©.. president of the , ; : . Deke Aniericaw Gave andédl National Retail Grocer.. who blamea | LOS Angeles Woman Brings Ac- not adopted fully until 99% the wholesalers. He said: | tion to Recover Money nthe after the Uniteds’s “With thé ending of hostilities the r ed the war and had sents average retailer heaved a sigh of re-— and Property. opyers and other craft oo Nef. feeling that a part of his burden ys providing the ships tor would ‘ve lightened, but instead we' a ee, a ae yperation of the convoy were sacing a new condition. Instead! 105 ANGELES, Cal., May 13.— ble . of declining prices everything began | ie hes Seeman ) at to soar. Naturally the retailer ha: Mrs. Katherine Wombacher, the) scussions Oreglit Benson. ¢ to advance his prices or get out of _woman whose suspicions caused the North Sea Barrage. RID pga resale public oft'-| arrest of James FP. Watson, biga- ost Dinpate) “/* Clais made false acc tions. | ete ait 13.—interest here: eke engaged ei moneutbio me (et yesterdas brought suit in the ate’s naval investigations, | sult of distributing food commodi- Superior Court against Watson to | inabated, but in naval ,y 7 ties ‘cougers’ and ‘profiteers.’ Prices obtain restitution of certain property | ‘re ix reluctance to com- «as kept rising higher and higher and/and sums she alleges she turned over Some naval men today « | the only thing the politicians have ito him after their “marriage.” imiral Benson with put- been able to accomplish is to spend Watson is preparing for his de he North Sea mine field piles of money in fruitiess investiga-|parture for San Quentin prison this a in oe TL aa one “nt tions and casting suspicion on busi- | week where he will be taken to serve. neers Sone ven 14 ness in general, and predicting lower|a sentence of life imprisonment for. ped, in quoted by the Pall prices which are not forthcoming. the murder of Nina Lee Deloney, to eas saying that Admiral Differences in Prices. which he récently pleaded uilty ywed himself to be heart .., “The retail grocer has always | — ~~ Cre a my r the common cause, and, looked to the jobber as a sort of water of the Hun as ANY ne "Rig Brother.” has gone to him for |wholesaler at the mercy of the can- rs _ Dadvice and counsel, but conditions |ner. That contract permits the can- wr is further quoted AR ay of late have heen such that verv few |ner to control distribution at his eover, it was to Admiral «es | retailers have much confidence in{|own price. After he has taken | t we largely owed the, 77 their jobbers. Some wholesalers be- | orders he does not have to fill them | e North Sea mine flelda een lieve that they are rendering a real | according to specification, because of ~] to extinguish the Us. a% pervice when they are extending to/|the pro rata clause. He can sav the "19 _#ome of their customers unlimited | market is short and sel! the largest he discussion today the, ~. credit, and permitting them to name | quantities to those willing to pay the eclared the Presidents,.; 9 their own terms. This is a grave mis- | highest prices. inniing the war “by the... Ge take, and promotes carelessness, How Jobber Works. your methods” was “ea .,.- and usually winds up with failure. “For instance, supposing that in attitude of an inipatient ,, | or hasa tendency to put the retailer | June a jobber places an order for nd expressed its thank-.., "tharut. The average wholesaler is | 10,000 cases of corn to be delivered the Admiraity had pru-... @ too anxious for business, and acts as|in November. He bases that quan- Without that quality, it .,3 angel for every Tom, Dick or Har- | tity on his knowledge of what will be te allies might have been ., ry who wants to embark itn the re- | required by his retail customers. No _ tail grocery business. ‘specific price is mentioned in the —— — at | “Wholesalers make dfffferent nmerent. The wholesaler must ® prices to different customers. Thev |agree to pay the market price at) “% recommend that the retailer mark time of delivery. When time for elections she broke al!!l se » reaping the benefits of soaring prices Retailer Blames Wholesaler. In seeking the views of retail grocers, the reporter went to J. A his prices in plain figures as an in- fucement for the customer to buy, and vet they themselves post their prices tn code fhat the retailer does hot understand. al “The American people believe in sod! ‘fair play, and IT have no fear for any oon business that {s conducted open and utfit vou will be proud _ It consists of Type Grafonola, like cut, @ ll cabinet machine— rst Columbia improve ng new self-setting a Maller ie the establishment of chain » and can be had in af ete and so-called commitssarites sh vou may desire. .,4 Gi industrial plants. public offices. e with 20 Columbia = .ag” ike and many other so-called co- nh $1.00 double dise af} perative societies. This condition | de) of your own Yt growing to an alarming extent. ja terms of only $2.00 “above board. This applies to the Wholesaler as well as to the retail- «er. Chain Store Plan. | “One of the most serious prob- ‘lemae which now confronts the re- fis not helping to reduce the cost living. The average manufacturer not going into this business from Wy philanthropic motive. I! am a believer that all merchandise id travel through the well estab- hed channels of distribution. ar | OW i oM@ “Just recently, when the sugar — “20 hertage wan extremely acute, it : (Se Was no uncommon occurrence to see Cw eh ee h° workers in a shipyard receiving 1a Records law hulated sugar in 109-pound Iota, ‘eq the average retailer was com- AND av to dole out his sugar to the " in one-pound lots, and then Music Rolls a ‘SRiy once or tories a week. Wherev- few suggestions of At you find these conditions, and pular sellers: oft» are numerous, you will find 84 some wholesalers dre responsi- |My app 06 Sate ” + en ¢ a er | Bed@he ' _ _Wholesaler Distrusts Canner. Chinese Lollabr *Y Rose of Wash- ington Square to the wholesalers. the re- Good Night called on J. H. McLaurin, | ag ae So io ent of the Southern Wholesale c-U-R-A " * Association, and asked him You're « My. NHor . the wholesalers’ viewpoint on uM responsibility for bigh food " McLaurin promptiy ex- = A distrust for the food canner, an Ulmer, for the retatlers, had tal 1 distrust for the wholesaler. — "7 : Melaurin: ae gemecert as Bn ca > : “y Pan. > ae ; &, » U 1% o > ae ~ Ly AF “A "if > . “The pro rata contract imposed the middleman by the packer ble for the high cost of to a greater extent than any meer agency. It is the most arbi- ry and most unjust piece of bust- ee that any class of men has to mers have paid millions of ong oo: wholesalers. the canneres | ) cy in the distribution of food was. BY ONE OF rid WIVES es — | wholesalers, in turn, pass the ‘much higher price than = == — a SET ka TO | Crowd Digging for Body of “Bluebeard’s” Murdered Wife: Confessed Murderer Drawing Map of Grave’s Location ! “BLUEBEARD” 15 SUED 'delivery arrives the canner may say | that owing to bad crops his output has been limited, and he can de- liver only 56000 cases to the man who ordered 10,000 cases. He has re- /served the contractural right to pro rate what he terms his short output among all of his customers. “The wholesaler finds that he is unable to supply his customers for their actual needs, but by going into the open market he can get a large ‘ ’ of the body |ducting the /in the sand —Photograp in the Mojave Desert. search. and below the of the location ° of the grave. San Francisco Bureau. h by “Bluebeard James P. Watson, after confessing to the murder of Nina de- i Loney, one of his numerous wives, led a posse from Los Angeles in search | Internationa! The top picture shows the posse con- ‘Bluebeard”™ is shown drawing a map So far Watson. who has been 'sentenced to prison for life, has confessed to the murder of nine of his 20 (or more wives eee - DEPUTY — =—— —- SS Special toa t PANA, KILLED IN —_ Town. he Poat Dispatch. Til., May 13.— Deputy stock of the desired commodity by | Sheriff Robert Sidney Biggs of Shel- purchasing it from a broker at he a by County, 36 years old, is dead here’ would from a gunshot wound in the head! ——_— - — 19 POLICE BARRACKS — 3p FIGHT WITH DESPERADO. DESTROYED IN IRELAND PART OF MERAMEC SPRINGS TRACT SOLD FOR $100,000 Purchasers to Cut Timber — Was) in Many Parts of Country Reported. DUBLIN, May 13.—At least 1$ po- ; i ; ;course of widespread , destruction of public property and other activities have had to pay had he-obtained it |inpiicted by Lotis Dayton, a despera-} >¥ bands of aimed and masked men direct from the canner.” Canner Names Speculators. Thus did the president of 1e “buck” ‘to the canners. So the reporter called on W. J: Sears. president of the Na-! euh. but failed to drop him, and| : ido, while re |southeast of Pana. the | “heriff Will ' | Deputy Biggs, shot sisting arrest at Cowden. last hight. Biggs. Dayton twice, in .¥ ifthe hands and the hip with a riot brother of | in various parts of Ireland las* nizht. | Five income tax and customs offices |} also were raided and papers found in ithem burned. } Two mall cars and one mall train when | repro ,of the taxi. i hicle | Tuesday, taxicab driven by Joseph House, 4469 'TD*elmar iat = ‘Samuel S. Mabel. 3049 Sheridan ave- nue, 13 AORT IN AUTO “ACCIDENTS; NEERO HIT BY TAXI DIES Three Women, Four Chil- dren Injured When Autos Collide at Jefferson Drive and Clayton Avenue. George Washington, 68 years old, a negro, jaintor in apartments at 3969 Washington died night from suffered boulevard, injuries struck by last when a Yellow boulevard, on the Lindell cut-off. liouse. when arrested at the time. said a wagon obscured his view as he drove east in Locust street and the wagon cleared away the stepped directly in lie gave bond. is the thirty-ninth fatality since Jan. 1. Thirteen persons were injured yes- terday in automobile accidents. Mrs. Jennie Sanguinet, 50. of 5446 Maple avenue. wife of J. Conde San- guinet, C. Crowdus & Cvo., was seriously in- jured at 5 p. m. when struck by an automobile occupied by two men and a woman, after she had alighted from a westbound Page car at Spring ave- nue, mm her way to visit Mrs. Jane Leahy. 3692 Finney avenue Gave Fictitious Name. | She had started toward the south curb, police reported, when the auto- mobile, starting with the street car. Locust street The death darted to the left side of the car tracks in an effort to pass the car ,and~ struck Mrs. Sanguinet. The ‘chauffeur stopped, carried Mrs. San- guinet iito Mrs. Leahv's home, and left a name and address. “T'll go out and lock .he car and will be back in a minute.’ he said and departed. Instead of he, drove away in the machine. name and address he gave found to be fictitious. Mrs _guinet was taken to %t. John’s Hos- pital later. She suffered a fractured The were bruises. Eight persons were injured at & m. when an automobile driven by with Dye, the in collision by J. W. at was wrecked ar. automobile driven 6101 Kingsbury boulevard, Jefferson Drive and Clayton avenue iin } ' | 7; Mrs. J. Cohn, Forest Park. dren, Sylvia, 4, Sidney, 6, and Ruth, 4729 Vernon ave- nue, and his yeur-old baby. who were ; ‘ ' | i i } a —E fering injuries to her | baby in the Mabel automobile. ahd Mrs. Dye, who was riding with her hus- band. All were cut and bruised ex- ‘cept Mrs. Cohn, who with the baby was pitched out ofthe machine, suf- back. The was bruised. The accident was due to rain on the windshields obscuring vision. Run Down by Speeders. James Murphy, 40, of 3884 Delmar boulevard. was taken from his home to the city hospital last night suf- ‘fering from a fractured right leg and ee | | Was Aiding Sheriff in Attempt to) Wrecking of Property at Night) Arrest Man Who Terrorized | | preserve | boulevard. 'lice barracks were wiped out in the/ trac! crushed foot and internal injuries. He reported he was struck Tuesday night by a speeding automobile east of Vandeventer avenue on Delmar The driver did not stop, he said. George Markum, 21, MecCaf- fery place, was cut and at m. when struck by a mall truck driven by Joseph Irving, 3526 La- clede avenue, at Eleventh and Locust etreets. 4663 bruised — mee le we & t EE re WAYS FOR CITY T MISE MORE MONE Mill Tax Payment by U. R. | or Assessment Increase Would Pay for Improve-| ments, He Says. | Ry M AYOR SFES TWA ‘JOLIET CONVICTS ~~ | SEIZE PRISON AUTO AND NEARLY ESCAPE Five Men Bind Factory Super- intendent, but Are Caught as Gate Opens for Them. the Associated Preas JOLIET, lll., May 18.—After bind- | ing and gagging C. B. Robinson, su- perintendent of the priso.. furniture department, five convicts late vester- 'four hidden in the rear of the ma- ;}chine, drove Robinson's car to the’ main gate. Just as the gates. were | WOMANTELLSOF 2 “FLOPEMENT WITH “MARRIED MAN Mrs. Laura Musick Wipfler; , Says She “Kept Company” day afternoon made an attempt to, escape. One convict. dress ; | ed, in ~=6' With H. H. Waldorf for Robinson's clothes, with the other | Two Years. Mayor Kiel said t a Post-['s-| Mrs. Laura Musick Wipfler of 26095) patch reporter today that the city | "Winging open, Robinson. who had | Louisiana avenue. a divorcee. today /will .are increase its revenues! worked loose from his bonds, 'told to local investigators of the De- ‘within the next vear. in one of two | S0unded the alarm. / partment of Justice, the story of her aint, Me abi th ; | The convicts are: EE. PD. Lime- | ' | vs, | der to meet the cost o ‘berry, Livingston County. life sen. ie opement with Harry H. Waldort, y (street widenings ar openings anditence for murder: L. Rustin. Cook ,or 5497 Idaho avenue, former chief |of the failure of the greater part of | the path | motor ve- | necessary sewer reconstruction and)|Counts, ov:her traproy>: nents ich. becau .e | one to 14 one to 14 \ears for assault to kill: John P. Quinn, Cook County, | sears on a charge of as- /engineer of St. John’s Hospital, whe returned to St. Louls from Lowe An- | geles Tuesday night. and who was : the ! issusc proposals at Tuesday's ‘sault to commit murder; A. Kea rneyv. | ' election. mu mY from current | Cook County, robbery. one vear to | *T rested on his wife's complaint, irev ue life; Willlam Vidler, Cook County, | #fter he had tried to persuads her to T Mayor said }.. hoped the need-' two to 15 years. forgive him. ‘Zs T oO . i y = } 4 “ 4 /ed m ney could be obtaines by col | Robinson, having concluded his Mrs. Wipfler said she fret met lec ting eccrued mill tax due/ work for the day, had gone to aly idorf from t'~« United R !ways C+. whi h| garage, and was preparing to start | alsors Gt, 8 .cownews Cale tare amounts to * 44 °.101.23 If the’ home He had reached the rear of and a half years ago when he wag”* city cannct get this money. he sald./the car-when he faced the five con-, introduced to her as Harry Byrne. ass ’ secrétarv-treasurer of the J. 'to place at $2.55 for this year, can- | Saryv returnine | San- | | right leg, internal hurts and cuts and ‘'shouid be paid together in 14 annual The injured were | me Mrs. Kate Mabel and her three chil-| ‘?% the, alternative will be to increase) victs. ‘) property The tax rate. which it is planned | not be increased for municipal pur- poses, and in order to make the rate. yield more revenue, it will be neces- | to increase the assessments. which are now on a basis of 70 per cent of actual value. Objection to Action. This action could be taken through ,an order of the City Assessor to the district assessors. The City Assessor is an appointee of the Mayor. One objection to such action would be that it would cause St. Louis to contribute a disproportionate share /Of state revenue, as the hasis of as- sessment throughout the State is gen- | a smal! his off his clothes. @uinn then official's attire while the other con- victs bound and They then opened the door leading to building. where convicts §Juinn took the driver's seat. other four got in the rear seat. curtains were tightly drawn and the quintet drove off. hands | Quinn Instructed Robinson to take Robinson complied garbed himself in gagged room at one side there were bound and gaggedy of free and erally lower than in St. Louis. This ‘could not be helped, the Mayor said, , if it should be necessary to get addi- —=S— | 'increased — a a Robinson. , three The e3 ne Robinson worked summoned '@uards, who rushed to the gate and compelled Quinn to drive back. convicts found bound had threatened to give away the plot. The |About a year later she began keeping 3 with him, she 14 last she announced her parents her engagement to marry him. : After the engagement, she raid, © , Waldorf, still kn - to her only as ‘Byrne told her he did not want te macry in St. Louis. as the marriage would be opposed by his guardian, who he said, lived at De Sote. Ma, Ir liscussi; he nm: xe. hh sated, _he told her he fil promised to send” $50 a month his ¢arnings to the” i guardian. Ceremony Performed, She Says. Mrs. Vv Jler s 'd she and Waldorf” jleft St. Louis April 19, .rrived in Kansas City the next day and weot | Steady companw”™ \« said, and Feb the it.® the +o” -. » - -_— Se ii fire learning of the Mavor’s plan (tc the City Hall where sey obtained for|* Marriage license and where a cere- ~ r, ony waa performed in the marriage Ven. th.t he did not} tional money for the city ‘In this,, ho. the city cou'd ) rovide. ‘om. license office by a man named Mor- way. ‘current funds, for the costs of the|™S OF Morrissey. This man. she in Accrued Tax Not Paid. ‘openings..now authorized by ordi. | S#id. asked the usual questions and | ; . oe Railways Co., under! nance. , The chief of these are he) ee oa manand ‘ife ang.> >) . , re | , , : , 5 cent: seal aaa has 7 — cur-' ©.) e street widening. the northern | tne hoe a a pmlinum welte * ead ye * pave ae tie *. 9 not | exten ‘on of the Twelfth street high- | ~~ Dre ae grt : ial . 4 | BSCS OM. payment on the Dack aX. | way .~d the Delmar-Morgan and , — eect vy (ney went to” i'for which the city now holds a jud«-! ..- 7 ; oe los Angels, she said. and lived * = | | West Pine-Lawton cutoffs at G:rend) i ° ‘ment. The compromis» agreement . ie said that. ae future ten jeether urtil May 5, when she re-9 9% 'with the company. reached by the J ccived a i listunce telephone meg-. city adminis‘ration in January. 1919. was that the current and accrued tax but this has not been | under the receivership. Counselor Daues today the city’s p.ospect vo! collecting the} accrued tax might rest on an opin-| ion soon to be given in the Federal | repair (‘ourrt. 1eormission to issue certificates for | retiring $1,900,000 underlying boadsg| of the Proac vay line. at maturity installments. carried out W. 575.000 The | i i | iceents for Arvt ’ Wanted for State Fish and Game Preserve. Sale near St. James, Mo., of which for a State game and fish was sought by State Game purchase ‘and Fish Commissioner Birmingham has unfitted the location for that pur- | ~ pose, Birmingham said today. The purchase was made Powell Lumber Co. of Rolla and 8t James for $100,000. The James es- by ‘tate is said to be holding the remain- ‘purchased the entire tional Canners Association, to get! Night Policeman William Thomas of| were held up and official papers the canners’ viewpoint. ® Sears d¢-|cowden brought him down with 4| taken from them. fended the canners and laid the re- | penn from his revolver. fired from | One man wax killed in the out- sponsibility to speculators. Said) tne top of a building across the skirts of Dublin, where barre is were, | Sears: i street, while Dayton was fleeing to-| being burned. “if the canners used any other! .arg an alley to reload his shotgun. The Rev. T,»G. Wilkinson, one of form of contract other than the pro | Biges died at a hospital here at mid-/ the canons of the Down Cathedral. at ‘rata contract they would be assum- ing all sented by cy. “The wholesaler. by demanding @ assume responsibility for duction, which would hot mean any ; | liatore diepore of li More for food than should m paid asa result of the J . which leaves the * ae ee ee @ . a ; rele onl ste ig Aa Ae. % Sarees, ve Ral wp ae es the riske and hazards pre- | | night. Dayton had been parading Cow- weather conditions and/4,., armed with a shotgun, for three many would be forced into bankrupt-/| gaye threatening to kill anyone who interfered with him or attempted to a.~est him. | high. He was formerly an in-| 100 per cent contract, Is willing tO ate of the State Insane Asylum. overpro- | He is 33 years old. 6 feet 4 inches He was taken to the Shelby loss of money to him, but he want8 | County Tail. Riggs leaves a widow the canner to assume responsibility |..4 little daughter. of under-production, which woul With the “buck” thus passed by | entail a severe financial loss and per- | national president of the retail | haps ruin for the canner. “T admit that the pro rata con- tract is abused here and there. All contracts are abused. But 95 per cent of the canners are honest, just as ure 95 per cent of businers men in other lines. “It ie not exclusively the fault of the canner that large supplies of food fall into the bands of price manipulating speculators. The spec- viators have devious underground wavs of cornering and hoarding foodstuffs. Frequentiy they bid through brokers on the pretext that they are exporting jobbers, and are shipping the*goods to Europe. if they have the, cemnivance of 6 per cent of the canners that does not justify the inference that all of the canners are dishonest. If the specu- their goods to prices that ts whoterste'~ nor fy. , »* he ee - . the canners ‘on a legitimate basis.” who are doing business Speculator Not to Be Found. ) Obviously | plete |} epeculator, taln the j in.formation fume. finding the they are at not making and are not latter's He had had no difficulty the reporter. to com- his assignment, had to find the or food gambler, to ob- the con- in presidents of the retall- viewpoint for of the burdened era, wholesalers and cannere on the convention program. But perusal of the program @id not disclose a rep- resentative.of.the speculators. the convention they are their presence known offering any explanation of their “business” and profits. — —~ “Where are the speculators?” che reporter asked. “We don't know.” was the rep ly if | | Downpatrick. was shot and critically wounded. while pursuing raiders on the street. The houses of two newspaper edit- ors were raided and one anti-Sinn Fein editor was tarred and feathered Some of the polce barracks de- stroyed were wnoccupied and others were inhabited on'y by the custo- dians. The ré@ports of the raiders’ activi- ties have been pouring in all day from numerous sect.ons. —- Special Briti Prepare for Tomorrow! If not your own tomorrow—the tomorrow of those dependent upon you. On request we will send you descriptive circulars of the $100 and $500 First Mortgage 6° Real Estate Serial Notes we offer for the employment of money for a fixed period of time for the purpose of deriving a fixed income. The notes are owned by the Mercantile Trugt Company, having been purchased by us after a thorough investiga- tion of the security—both physical and moral. Real Estate Serial Notes secured by a First Deed of Trust have been sold by us to investors in every part of the United States and many foreign countries, without the loss of one dollar, principal or interest, to the investor. Member Federal Peserve System FIGHTH AND LOCUST Address all inquiries or orders for real estate notes to the Real Estate Loan Department. Mercantile Trust Company ST. LOUIS | Capital and Surplus $10,000,900 -TO ST. CHARLES U/SGovernment Supervision te OO I OC CAT A I I

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ro Seer “wep ee be) ial .. mere A “ee —_— . — ——, a Pe ea ad =.) = eteanenaieammme nee te ——s ; | — —- ICES WEA SOW, ———ies oo ee _ gy i; s FARMERS ASK Ih cougar eladaeed gma Guaranteed Frames Franklin Furniture Ce., $. £. Cor. t1th and Franklin dv. a - dacyv of Herbert Hoover for the pre- 00 Cc ; ae he 7 ’ ~~ i ae idency. His election took place at an $2 om plete ’ S - OF Deeta res executive meeting at Hoover head- ~ f ss / a $3 —Exstra I quarters at Hote! Statler ~ a H “a - of 1421 Wellston C. of C. Election. , — 3 . 3 = . a at tH Charies J. Henninger was elected ’ Bifeca! Glesses. = ; ; = —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Sees Bere te oe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH resident of the Wellston Chamber ro near For r Ae : | BS ' f of Commerce last night. Louis hamp - Complete a + . P A whe secretary and M. Patton treasurer BROADWAY & FRANELIN | r. niela br6i t . : . Se . os and an li | — on the fr —S - ~ VW iittam aedl = @An hour iat Mary P ; . red at the Ix design, J ag and reporte sobfie had ft 1 .. S197-50 Betis " by placing ene of these Davene Suites Im veer Both Conventions to Urge The “Mineola” | og Rn Sh ge yh ° > oo a . 3 pieces as pictured and is a wonderful ‘aluec Right of Collective Bar- , A Regal “Club” Pump | at ‘thie price. eee ee | XS in Dull Black Vici Kid | Taser TS -. —— " arm ° | ’ | SALE OF ; ‘ ‘: s « Saale ‘ $12.00 au orn | ff que ; _—_ ———_— SAMPLES ‘ — , “ ae _—— — oF : ry : * - e > a ened to clo i the ' Representatives Will Go to | You can everreme the crowded ceadition at = 977 universal wiTaRy = po \ Siisess TRAINING OPPOSED | : “ . P fords maximum comfort in com- | bination with the light weight | Go-Carts | Seo FS _ = _-& = 3) . sole and Military heel. A buckle Conservation of Forests, Fed- [| , or other ornament may be worm, Ree ) 9 Mam — > Ne St Cone of Patan! :: | WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE and Elimination of Middle- ' ! ae \ rich. beautifal walnut ee 8 . ~ ' fm the Queen Anne peried desicn. tt fieciudes a beautiful and bhandseme W i th the | a wala | New “Club” Pattern HE “Club” pattern is one of those happy inspirations | ) \ — = Eo which St. Louis women have come to expect from the = Ss 80c Regal Shoe designers. : SS man Favored. Instrumenial It is the very thing needed to add the finishing touches of - " : ¥ og AQc tebe or age to this attractive walking pump in dull ASS | peer =e SIDE-ICER f Sy pate ne Die — — , ‘| REFRIGERATOR You will find it also on the “Mineola” in Russia Calf — a } =/ Figet. 2g weather hus «ef in duplicate of this model in every respect, except for the leather. | . BACHELOR | » jwesther Eas sot &, $9 | essar. for tea te In both of these shoes vour Regal Shoe Store feels it is CHIFFOROBE ars. [and fresh. This Refrigerator Your husband er son pictured has « large ico ome giving its customers values which they will not find will apereciate $30 Mavane.an@ioon,, Madeesd cenit +4 . . weeful piece of fur- Man, Mere equalled anywhere else in the citv. me mates A af the | lite enamel interior pietured and i« «ne- Latest Hits )s#®8ltary remevanlc shefves aad cially priced for the week-end. drain pipe. ‘ash or Credit h the farmers | (Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes ) Plain & , , VRNITICE CC J (Men’s and Women's Shoes ) | a iti NITURE eerie | The REGAL SHOE STORES — | Gu « oe all at on follow 804 Olive Street ~ RECAL SHOES Exclusively Ss. E. Cor. 11th and Franklin Av. of principles | 312 North 6th Street | Marked in “J One Price for MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN . POST-DISPATCH is the eniy St. Louts evening — — - : newspaper giving Associate] Press news service o pay meaning Orporations ane persous who acQuired great wealth during the war al Reduction of the high cost of Il ing through elimination of the mid- ci@¢man and provision for more d , h Tidiieinas of « vecretal f Please Shop , No Exchanges or You’ve wasted that much fF." s es o5s sn mesial Winetinnet in shorthand note-books J 3"). vec" So f land, as a means of reducing farm tenantc' Afford it—certainly! cenerg in traraporation facies. A Sensational Under-the-Market Purchase and 3 ; Arrangements for more. elast!: But you Can taffordthe "iigediien to © | . u m to universal miflitary « + trainin if suca is to De made a § ank of party platforms e* time -and - convenience | Through the national board of P| WaStetnatevery pageol Bowers serne oe sents ; ; Washington. according to plans ou? . ned at Vesterda . meeting Head : és shorthand notes s S Cees te the propenst balling "6 would be provided for Canadian rep- = uo reeentatives Dictate everything | ‘ccs tece: emecch to The Ediphone—find | ®"2ts2 Most any kind of good Dress that one might desire will be found in this most bi > Raw. C. Barnes & Bros. rr Cr > extraordinary collection. Finest styles, best materials and wonderful col- M7 and 2008 Railway Exch. Bldg. St Louis 608 Olive St. orings offered in almost unlimited variety. o) ¥, ; Tiny ™ 7 . - —— A LT TTR er eR A A TTT — s* é 4 1? > : ha . fr

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hy. oo COMPLETE Walnut Dining- Room Suite pleces WVittiam and Mary Period design, EE - ——s =. = Op ee }=— lah DOM SUITE SIDE-ICER FRIGERATOR ee 4 This Nefrigeraioa oat has « large os a . Mardweoeod throughout. that the warm oT thes «ef in, -~ Ap nee. ' *hamel ioterior and ry removable shefves and pipe, ‘ash or Credit. 4 Libera! Oredit Extended to AIL (lin Av. Louis evening >. nOWs BOrvice. ST. LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH SEE ee a ee 2 ———. — Eee bc iat THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1920. i 1 IN” WRECKED “AUTO ao Declares His Car Was Stolen | roger and arrested Walsh. —Extra License Found. e had retired automobile belonging to Robert of 1421 Cora avenue, was ing of f at 2:30 a. m. today wrecked | cense husband was asleep at home. Po- ‘Heemen returned with her to the He said early Wednesday sacavation due to street re- near Fourteenth and Papin’ A wheel was off and the feld bréken. A loaded re- fr and an extra license were ma@ on the front seat. hour later Mrs. Try a package today Walsh AT). ' ed at the Deer Street Police Sta-, Beat the H, C . vy duyr- and reported her husband's au- ing leas heat ing tients this “ é , ummer, our family will 20bile had been stolen from in be heuatthier and equally sat of the Walsh home eariier in: well nourished, Can _ be cooked in so many differ- ent Ways you never tire of them. For Sale at All Good Grecers * . night. She said she had ened to close a wintlow and had red the theft. She said her: @, SOCIETY Spaghetti or Macaroni HELLRUN ‘G & GRIMM ' ' ’ Pathe Records Can Be Played on All Phonographs Late Hit Just Out ( Golden Girl—Sung by Sam Ash, '85c. neat Hawaiian Love—Sung’ by Camp- bell and Burr. | | | | Mvstery'—Sung by Patricola, ! All the Bovs Love Mary—-Sung by Patri C i cola. Ching-A-Ling’s Jazz Bazaar- -Sung by the } Shannon Four, } 89)... 2" lj h ll Always Keep a Corner in Mv Heart ' ' for Tennessee—Sung by Turner Roe. | Buddha—Sung by the Peerless Quartette, and I’m Always Falling in Love With the} 8§5c Other Fellow'’s Girl—Sung by Sam Ash. (" s Hard to Settle Down to Civilian Life Once More—Sung by Jack Norworth, 1 85c lrgensines Portuguese and Greeks—Sung by Jack Norworth. If You Would Care—Sung by Lewis Samael no na SC Daddy, You’ve Been a Mother to Me— “e) by ey leg and Venetian Dreams—Sung by and Charles Hart. Inderneath the Southern Skies--Suag by Henry Burr and Jobn Myers. 1) 85c Please—-Medley Fox Trot, and Desert Dreams—Fox Trot—Both Played) 89C by Weidoeft’s Palace Trio. ego Step, 85c! yncopated Heart — Medley Fox Trot-— Both Played by Jacob's Dance Orchestra Bound in Morocco—Fox Trot, and The Last Part of Every Party—Medley 85c Fox Trot—Both Played by the All. star) Trio. eft Alone whe ae Blues—Medlery Fox Trot, When the og Bells Are Riaging— Medley Fox Trot—Both Played by the Van Eps-Baata Trio. | | Just Another Kiss—Waltz. by Casino Dance Orchestra. e 85c | Venetian Moon—Fox Trot—Both Played ——_— et ee ee ee ee — , night, leaving the machine parked in J _front of the home, and knew noth-|f the revolver or the other li- | in his car. STIX, BAER & F STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. GRAND-LEADER The Shoe Sensation of \ Selling Women’s Finest Footwear in the Most Desired Styles and: Best Leathers at Less Than the Cost ‘of Manufacture [7 is rather difficult to picture in cold type the urtusual character of this special selling event. It is only because we found a man- ufacturer who was anxious to dispose of 3000 pairs of Women’s fine Shoes We urge our customers to avail themselves of this extraordinary Footwear opportunity. To buy the finest quality Shoes, in the most desired styles, at such a moderate price, is an event of which af a great concession, that we are able to make this unusual announcement. | you should take full advantage in these times. The Leathers Include: Black ooze, light gray suede, black satin, black kid, patent leather, white kid, brown suede, mahogany calf and tan calf. _ my = Underthings At Very Special Prices Camisoles, crepe de chine, with lace yokes | at the back and front and with built-up shoulders, are specially priced at $1.00 Envelope Chemise, of crepe de chine, are shown in many attrac- tive styles, with varied trim- mings of medallions, lace and tucks, and are priced $5.00 Bloomers, of flesh satin, with a wide, lace-edged cuff and two rows of elastic at the knee, and elastic waistband, priced $5.00 Camisoles, of flesh-color satin, trimmed with lace, Georgette and embroidered designs in dainty colors, are priced $2.39 ee” -- _ of Jap satin and | ; Camisoles, of satin and crepe de chine, may be had with built- up or strap shoulders, trimmed back and front with lace and Georgette. Priced at $7.50 Camisoles, of wash satin, flesh _ color, prettily trimmed with lace and hand embroidery, are shown | im several styles and are spe- | cially priced at $1.98 Camisoles, of flesh or white satin, with built-up or strap shoulders, tailored or lace-trim- _ med tops, show hemstitching and hand embroidery in effective col- orings, $2.98 (Fecond Floor.) - ee — ————————— Fi ine Silks At Remarkably Low Prices At $1.95 Yard Printed Georgettes A splendid quality crepe, in beautiful designs and _ color blendings. Plenty of Copen- hagen, navy and tan. 40 inches wide. At $1.98 Yard Satin or Taffeta Duchess S@tin, Satin Messaline and Dress Taffetas, in black only, all are full yard wide. An exceptional value. At $2.98 Yard Exclusive Foulards These designs are Paris copies and are very unusual. 40 inches wide. Very specially priced. At $3.50 Yard Silk Tricolette Genuine Tricolette, in tubular form. Yard wide. May be had in such popular shades as navy, brown, taupe, seal, rose, light gray. castor, as well as black or white. At $1.98 Yard 36-Inch Taffeta A wonderful quality of Taf- feta, beautifully finished, in 20 good colors (navy and brown ex- cepted). At $2.59 Yard Novelty Foulards These are in the new and ex- clusive designs and colorings. A splendid quality all-silk Foulard, 40 inches in width. At $5.75 Yard Sports Silks in beautiful designs and color- ings (no white). 40 inches wide. Many beautiful Kumsi-Kumsa Silks may be had at this price. At $1.98 Yard Silk Shirtings are shown in white grounds with satin stripes of various colors. $2 inches wide. (Second Floor.) Royal yey Society Stamped Pieces—Slightly Im- perfect—Greatly Reduced A GROUP of Stamped Dresses for infants and children, made of lawn, batiste, dimity, voile, poplin and pique, come in a good assortment of sizes. Underwear of white or pink nainsook is also to be found in this group, priced at $1.00. 76-Inch es Cloths and — in wathgy ihe - 18x54 inch white and tan and clover bleach, and are anal bt at 75¢ Towels, Centerpieces and Scarfs in a variety of materials and sizes, are shown in a assortment of designs, priced soc aaa i Ae .. | _ designs, are priced at suggest early shoppi _ Centerpieces, 18 and 24 inches in size, made of clover bleach, and Guest Towels in assorted a5¢ As the quantity is limited, we . No miail | or telephone orders filled. (Fecond Floor and Fecalator Square—Main Floor.) ce Wash Goods Specially Priced REMNANTS of Organdies, solid color Voiles, printed Voiles, Ginghams, etc., in lengths up to six yards, are offered very specially at 35c yard Square ‘ Main Floor. Sale of Women’s Gloves $1.00 the Pr. Tr W0O-CLASP Kayser Silk Gloves with double- tipped fingers, are shown in white ard black. “There is a limited qtian- tity to sell at the special price. Kayser Chamoisette Gloves come in white, in slip-on style, with a full flare cuff that fits nicely over the sleeve, in sizes 5’, to 8. Priced $1.00 Pair (Mat ) Fl Women’s Sweaters at $7.98 IGHT-WEIGHT Wool Sweaters, made with drop stitch, in Tuxedo style with sash and pockets, come in tan, navy, coral, peacock and black. (det Or ll lL loor.) Friday Speciah— Candy SSORTED hard-center Chocolates, Caramels, Co- coanut, Molasses Chips, Peanut Clusters, Raisin Clusters, Nou- gat, Nougatine and Marshmal- lows, 49c the Ib. p—Mai n Fi or.) (C an dy Sho Wall Papers Moderately Priced OUR specially priced Papers will enable housekeepers to redecorate at noteworthy sav- ings. Good quality Paper, with matched border, 12'%c per roll Well colored Papers, suitable for all rooms, 2oc the roll Bedroom stripes, floral and chintz patterns, 17c¢ per roll 22-inch Tapestry and two-tone Papers, best quality, 35c¢ and soc per roll Expert paperhangers furnished _ (Fourth Floor.) if desired. Special Selling w 100-Piece Dinner Sets $39.50 EAUTIFUL Minton oa fect, applied on plain sha of domestic semi-porce lain. : service includes— 12 Dinner 1 Butter Dish Plates 2 Meat Dishes 12 Salad Plates : Baker 12 Bread and 1 Sauceboat . Butter Plates 1 Covered Dish 12 Coup Soups : Casserole 12 Fruit 1 Sugar Saucers 1 Cream 12 Cups : Pickle Dish r2 Saucers Y Bowl (Fifth Floor.) The Styles Include: Ritz Pumps, French lasts, walking Oxfords with military heels, Brogue Oxtords, Cleo Ties, stage lasts, one-eyelet Ties and patent leather Oxfords. > _ (Main Floor.) Summer Dresses Answer the @ ‘Cue of the First Warm Days? With a flirt of airy materials and a showing of soft, cool colorings, Summer Dresses are fast taking our Costume absolute control of Salon. You'll be very glad to greet them, for they are a ravishingly attractive group. Ginghams usually find ways of being checkered as to fabric and pert as to appearance, through the aid of | organdie and sash. Voiles, organdies Swisses, for the occasion which wearing. Frocks of chintz and crepe de jour may be quite independent in their ways, for is not individuality their dominant feature? These Frocks may be purchased at $6.95, $8.95, $10.75, $15.00, $16.75, _ $19.75, $25.00 and up to $175.00. and dotted | nets demurely white or daintily colorful, cause one to long urges their (Third Fleer.) | | opnere af eeae ete say ee Se et ee — Put Them in . Creepers 5s, special at They Are Specially Priced J Chambray Creepers, in solid pink or blue ; - with white pipings, are specially priced $7 Sturdy Gingham Creepers, in stripes and checks, made very full, or blue, at White Barred Batiste Creepers, belted and pocketed, with tiny lace edging at the neck and sleeves, are priced Hand-Embroidered Philippine of white suiting, embroidered in blue, are may be had in gem $1.50 Creepers $2.00 “Micky” Rompers, come in white and light colors, in sizes 4, 5 and 6. Specially priced at “Patsy” Rompe bray, with a white band at the collar and knee, in 2 to 6 year sizes, are priced $1.98 “Patsy” Rompers, of Peter Pan cloth, in white, hand-stitched in black at the neck an year sizes, at Boys’ and Girls’ Koveralls, blue or tan jeans, are priced $1.50 ers, of pink and blue cham- ink, tan, blue, rose and sleeves. come in 2 to 6 ac $1.7 (Second fl oer me me eee Household Aids Ina Timely Offering Aluminum Windsor Kettles, $1.59 Made of heavy gauge alumi- num, 5-quart size. Splendid for cooking meats. Window Screens, 59c¢ “Continental” make, with hard- wood adjustable frames. 24 in. high and extend to 33 inches. “Floorshine” A epoca demonstration of this well-kriown Varnish is now going on. If you are in doubt about your interior shing and painting, let our Demon- strator help you. Pt., 9sc; 1 ¢qt., $1.70; % gal., $3.15; 1-gal., $6.00. Rose Bushes, 25c Each Befich-grown Bushes. Such va- rieties as— Killarney, pink white. aoe Aaron Ward (yellow) Bushes at 3sc.each | adjustable brush. R&S Stovepipe Enamel 19c and 29¢c Prevents rust on stoves, ranges, pipes, registers, etc. Wool Wall Dusters, $1.39 Made of lamb’s wool, easily washed when soiled. Come com- lete with long and _ short Polishing Mop and Oil Complete with a bottle of polish. ed for screen (Fifth Fieor.) ~ Splendid Offerings t in Floorcoverings e beers Bn at $120 . eautiful lton f e finished at the cote, a comprehensive assortment of ar-— tistic re for library, ning room. Siz room or d feet. living © ize Qxia- Wilton Rugs in the same styles — as described above, 8'4x10%-ft. © $112.00 | Body Brussels Rugs, Py wearing qualities of ‘4 size, 5 vapesiey Sreasal Rugs, $45 “Empire” ft. size. q Brussels Rugs, po A seamless up well under hard service. 9x12-— (Fourth Floor.) | Curtains Motif Designs valuea are : | i ! ' ’ f

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ea —.. 5 ee nie ty ge Pa? ae ond ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MAT 13, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | Treck Drivers Graduated. Graduating exercises for 736 truck a@rigers. who are now emplored br St. Louis firma, were held last night at the Packard Lrivers’ Inetitute at , Twenty-second and Locust streets. Leader ae © Santiinn Mighst omas were awarded. Saterdars ( mtil ace P.M. TOLUSIVE OFTICAL PEPT. Remoh Jewelry Co. Vetebished 2 Years s. Ww. Cer. om ant Weehingtes Av. ROYALIST PARTY IN HUNGARY OPPOSES SIGNING OF TREATY Have Done Something to Pre- vremt Loses of Provinces. Be the Aseoctated Freee BIoDAPEST. Ala: aliet partr has protested againet signature of the peace treaty st + TT — > ’ also has join] the Leacus torial Integrity. which comprises it redentist Slovakia, Transylvania and Rana. Popular meetings and pro- ceesions have been held in which mourning banners mere discarded fer the tri-color, the leaders declar- ing that there was no eccasion for grief. as the iort provinces wouid eureivy be rest "he « hee apor- fr used our favor fact that they do not the League of Na- — —_— — Mrs. eoeein Heads Denier Irague. Mere Charies Bascom of 52 Port- land place was elected president of the Junior league at a meetir the St. Louis Countr Club her office: faent. Miex oe preparations will be found here at lowest pos prices. First Pieer. SS ae Store Your Furs Now In our vaults, where they will be protected from fire, theft and meth. Special Summer rates en repairing. Third Floor. ~ Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30—Saturday. 9 to 6 Olive and Locust from Ninth to Tenth ng May Our Biggest Month i h Jimely = cach Day An Important May Sale of Sports’ and Costume Blouses Representing a Big Purchase of Summer Blouses Just Received and Including a Number of Fine Costume Blouses Taken From Our Own Stock. —IJf Purchased in the Regular W ay or at Regular Prices They Would Sell at $20.00, $30.00, $32.50, $35.00 and $37.50 But the $ ID Sizes from Extraordinarily ‘Sumas ee Low Sale Price Is There are many models, but mostly one of each style. THIS is a Blouse event in which vou can secure heautiful Blouses—made of fashionable fab- rics in ultra-smart new modes—at a price tar less than vou would usually pay- , Celors offer wide variety 0! Materials are of the | pastel, bright sports and dark finest quality—in- | ont shades—included are i cluded are | Jade Flesh Satin Orchid Maize Tricolette ‘Blue Rose (reorgette Biege Orange Mignonette | N avy Peach Crepe de Chine White Taupe Hip, overblouse and regulation models present diversi- fied selections—offering short sleeves and long sleeves. square, round or V necks—collar or collarless strles. All are cleverly decorated. Some are beautifully embrveid- ered and beaded. Others are tucked, plaited and lace trimmed. Very new and very chic are the sports models of trcolette trimmed with leather or duvetyn. The Blouses are so lovely and the price so attractive that a visit early tomorrow, while the assortment is complete. will be de- cidedly worthwhile. Bletse Shes—Third Piecer. From the Linen Shop Are Handsomely Scalloped Cigar Specials Ro:-Tan. Ceronodes size, regu- Galdos, Invincible size. regs and Embroidered Scarfs | larly 2 fer 25e. Special. tin ef lariy 2 for °25e. Special box of For dresser, chiffonier or table. 1 aan, or, eack Ale | 50, $4.75, or, each 10¢ 2 referen« mickerbock- Isabella, Excellente size, regu Sizes are 18x36 TBc er e#ize. oes tag fee soe. goed lar! ~ % fer 25e. Special! box — 18x45 85c 18x54 $1.00 cial bex of 50 fer $5.00, or. each £5 for 8225, or. each 10¢ Linen Shop—Secend Fieor lle Pew-Ha-Tan, straight size. reg arly 10¢. Special bex of 50 for $3.75, or 2 for 15 SEH: PERRET pee ) - Pas 5 a = ae xe sae ee 8 ced : Se ) itece Stunning FEF ekirts, nipped length coats, every strie i wonderful off Tricotines Silvertones Felour ¢ Value Here is a Dr ford to miss. — Most nrending. is featured, *c Foiles Organdies Rich Satins Taffetas Crepe de Chi Crepe Meteors Value Stries galore the season is i Coat Sale. and plete as that o and extra ¢izes Sivertoneca Goldtones Bolirias Weel Fi Value K Every wora modish Skirts | and here sa © them! So gre vou li want no beautiful Skirt variety {ts ach. from: Spert sins Vaio lue

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from fire, ng. —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . * = oe oe oe ie ae ae eA THURSDAY EVENING, 2 ee Re ere ses eer gee em ee on 7 ; - MAY 13, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' BEATEN AND LEFT ~ SCIOUS BY CAR THIEVES Poehiin of 2402 Cass ave- | He told potidenien hie saw three mén \ff near the car and when he challenged | them they attacked him, took his re- volver from him and beat him cna put him into a car on another track, | whe re he lost consciousness. He was nu a special detective for the Term- _, found by a policeman who heard Railroad Association, was beat-| iS groans an hour later. to Tenth mag alcoho! thieves and left uncon- in a box car in the Terminal! | Le 4 near Dickson street at 3:30 a. boks i road and need not m the light these hooks considered inese booka. ‘Wear is Suits, with | Union Buits, milt-up shoul. , tight knees; extra sizes, $3.00 ing ; 36 in. ‘eight for regularly $1.00 reg- li lin ; ~ 2 ial of vay 3 t fay. The thieves got away with | 1. weet drums of alcohol, which they Ale Saeek from a Louisville & Nashville sn ~if mht car. hlin had been instructed to the car containing the alcohol. Sold Everywhere POMPEIAN . OLIVE OIL” oi *7) ‘ an . bs = 4 e va" ' ta a St SUITS wonderful offering in: Tricotines Silvertonecs Valour Checka Men’a-Wear Wool Poplina Values Up to $55 ' Stunning Etons with accordion-plaited eee, nipped-in waist models, fingertip- ngth coats, boleros, ripples, flares and ery s#tvie imaginable included in this Serges Whipcord Tweeda “The New Store” ewarl On Sixth Street—Bet. Locust and St. Charles Wonderful Bargains in Suits, Dresses & Coats ~ -——e hm me = DRESSES Combinations Silk Paulettea repe de Chines Charmeuses Meteora Sills Tricolettes Values Up to $45 : : : | Here is a Dress Sale that vou cannot af- AM d to miss. The variety of styles is al- } t unending, and every wauted material 1? is featured, such as: ih) olles Beaded Georgettes in Embrd. Georgettea ——— Every Styles galore! lete as that of the styles. and extra sizes to choose from in: Values Up to $55 - ai ] = | tt fashion feature of - 5 Season is included in this tremendous at Sale, and the color range is as com- Regular sizes- \ Shvertones Cryatal Cloth HM) ' Goldtones Polo Cloth : Bolivias Kitten’s - Ear Wool Velours Novel ties $ §$ $ erved Skirts for the Summer wardrobe them! So. great are the ou’ll want not tiful Skirts. y ie achieved with economy. ' Plaids Accordion Box Plaita = ‘Values Up to $35 SKIRTS : Everv woman and miss wants smart, nd here is a wonderful opportunity to get bargains that one, but several, of these With such low prices, Choose Platta $ $ | to $20 Values, | Friday Only . . . 1 Italian Twists | Regular $12.50 $ Sensational Reduction Sale Trimmed Hats .00 N. Y. Showroom Samples | Maline and Hairbraid New Navy Taffetas Flower-Trimmed Horsehairs Flower-Trimmed Garden Hats _ " - ~ - ~ gag fa ay se wreeerer = 4 . ~~ “~*~ --— * i idl we | ; e . | ; = ‘ | = ; ' ie Hil & s ” $2.50 and $3.50 Women’s Silk Hose i Full fashioned: made with lisle soles, toes and In this : Thorowear lisle garter single oe = quarter tops ; irreg full size ulars ; EE 660646 oe cece Ey lasts, each. . $3.50 to $5 $Spreads lot Marseilles, crochet, dimity and Sl ae , three- 95 and s. eo/7 -V slightly soiled; —_—_—_—_ while the lot (Bargain Basement.) you will find MN Event No. $59.50 Dresses $55 ). 00 Dresses $4 9.50 Dresses $39.50 Dresses $35.00 Dresses $29.50 Dresses $25.00 Dresses Lucky the woman who is in the this low prige. they even were conceived. trimmed modes featuring Bouffant Silhouettes Straightlines Short Sleeves Ruffles and Smart Sashes Size 9x12 ft. Seamless; beautiful designs in color- ings of rose, tan, brown, 3] i base GAG GTOGK. . . «i icckuwer Wide Cork Linoleum, Sq. ¥ d. Four-yard-wide Printed Cork $ 19 Linoleum; two patterns; block designs; subject to slight im- |: ee AP ee ke $14.25 cae Rugs Seconds of size 9x9 ft. Car- pet designs in assorted color- *Q): O5 ings duc ac te bece as thbebewen 715x9-ft. size, $7.95. S$ ,: 89 Rag Rug s Plain colors; blue, rose and brown; fringed ends; size 2ixot 6x9 Ft.] apanese Matting Rugs Beautiful stenciled designs, in color combinations of green, $ 59 red and : Japanese Matting inches wide; attractive . 36 irom: TT He Ml WITT ba ree Our Greatest May Sale of Women’s and Misses” This Sale on the Second Floor this time! Exquisitely stvled Dresses of fine wearable fabrics. Finer Dresses of their type have not been shown this season at So many charming ideas are expr They are made in plain and fancy Side Panniers Eton Effects Long Sleeves Embroidery and Braided ID mbellishments 36-inch weight, close pecially desir- able for chil- dren's schoo! dresses; $1.50 Storm Serge cotton 5 { 00 ate 8 (Third Floor—Nugents.) twill, weight; ail wanted shades: ee good Spring es- warp, at this special lasts. J Z / 7.Lb. Can Pure | # ° Cane Sugar Jam eee only while a limited quantity price ai ty ie nis oi. i ens au, ry Nd et al Rei , "iii B - ‘Er vy oT EY —_ A pes No Exchanges—No Returns Extra Salespeople—Extra Space See Circular Announcement Ps Offering Choice From Over 300 Charming Models market for a new Dress at essed that one marvels how Overdrapes Fitted Bodices Basque Effects Lace-Beaded Designs Taffetas Satins Tricolines Serges Plain: Georgettes I ‘lowered we eo! ie. — ee —_ bn plneirons AI: EE RTO A: ANA BBM BR Nat

other e for AO cn em *B et we Se es ow - wees oo = - + _ eee ape amen ——— nets me or AD tn snails - “itt Malia te tach tals tae oad - Poat- (ot “Wear- Choice, each.....- PD. er telephone orders filled G4uring revent quantities (Third Floor—Nugents) (weed handies); 10-quart Ceffee and Teapots; %-«et. ~ thie lars. ular middy styles. A Great Sale of Boys’ Wash Suits The result of a big purchase at a great saving of samples of the well- known ‘‘Enterprise’’ and ‘‘Monarch’’ Wash Suits in sizes 21% to 8, at...... If bought in the regular way these Suits would sell at $3.45, |j) $3.95, $4.50 and $5.00. But we secured them at a big price § saving and, in turn, will pass our saving on to you. There are galateas, beach cloths, crashes, Repps and cham. brays, in junior Norfolk, Tommy Tucker, Oliver Twist and reg- Full belts, round, sailor and Napoleon col- (Second Flioor—Mugeate) $55 ‘ a . Fe lal. deg ~ ; . dD ~~ ; vs 4. * 3 7 ‘ ¥ - ie

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2 EE CT ey RE Ry 5 ON IE OY OC SP THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1920. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : ~ 11 Phones THE “BAYER CROSS” YOUTHS CONFESS T0 W 7 of ON GENUINE ASPIRIN — payriMe piipry ApIEC e Give Eagle Stamps JIS. “Our Proposition Is a Clean One” A . _ New Laces =f as. Men’ s $4. Ha Ss Robbed Suburban Homes and About 2000 yards of various kinds, i Cl ked | + te Quite Case vue, narrow rh wide ateaes on St C eck it Cases, chon, ete.; worth up to 10c¢ @ yar 1e¢c oot, in Su Fine Felt Hats in stiff or STAR SAYINGS Ee Loot, in $ =% at stations. Sample Belts soft styles: special for Don't pack your WINTER garments in a stuffy closet all Sum- : ~ @g ry ot ‘ mer. Send ‘em to us NOW. We'll clean and store them here. state “7 melts, patent leathers , ~ F riday s selling You pay only cleaning charge—plus a small charge for in- ‘Bayer Tablets of Aspirin’’ to be Raymond Renfro, 19 years old. of styles; 1 ort se t (Second Floor) — ae MOOS em agam. genuine must be marked with tB© 4630 Castleman avenue, and Ruben 4 safety ‘‘Bayer Cross.’’ Always buy |. |. piey, 22. who lives at the Mer- There ts » Siar in your neighborhood—come tomeorrew ané ict us an unbroken Bayer package which B. Hurley, 22, who live: 2 tae —_ explain our sanitary dycing and cicaning methods. contains pr r directions to safely amec Hotel, Twelfth and Pine streets, a e rao Lindell 6575-6 Delmar 262 4 pelieve Headache, Toothache, Earache, confessed ™«* the nolice todav that Ss33ssee3 . - Neuralgia, Colds and pain. Handy tin ther had committed three daylight sett: ‘ e on sale thousands of pairs of Hose for men, women and children at prices een eagPeugcguReR oe & ® te oe oe oe Se ee ee ee eee boxes of i. tablets cost but . on burglaries in Maplewood and Web- . Friday morning we will place drug stores—larger packages | mean great savings to you. No one economically inclined can afford to miss this sale. cents at ;, , sii Main Office 3129 elso. Aspirin is the trade mark of ster Groves since last Sunda) W. blorissant 2515 N. Grand Ss. Grand Manufecture of Menoacetica- Two suit case which thev had ¥ ; mayer ~ ssid al . | = Lot I Lot 2 Lot 3 Lot 4 Lot 5 sidenter of Salicylicacid. checked. at Union Station and fi’ which they had checked at MecKi + Men’s Cot Men's, Wom. Men's, Wom- Men's, Wom- Men's, Wom- ie Station were “ecovere e' st : . r ’ ’ ’ pb Renoonen > Rae etch i ttn weblion subsists: e en's and en's and en's and en's and Store Your Winter FURS in Our COLD DRY AIR Vaults aid, Were valued at about $2000. Mt | Qi. BSBaaae \eemme erat ton Socks Children’s Children’s Children’s Children’s \I Payne of Maple wood dentin “a cS2r > Ns + sa Hose Hose Hose Hose part of the goods as having bee 19c value, pair, stolen from his home last Monda 25c to 35c value, | 39c to 50c value, | 50c to 69c value, 69c to $1 value, HO6-D08 wa ; The remainder of the goods ‘as | 4 ; a 3 its Washington ‘ | Sirvth Street identified by Theodore R. Appel and | ti. 4 : grounc \ A A 4 , , J. B. Murphy, both of Webster sBssjsss.” ee sd 2 : nberi c | ~ Groves, whose homes were robbed —--—_— ‘5 4 stand OV Tuesda\ ifter? oon : son of te edge q e - Ff piece of | . 9 he nfro told po! icéemenv © WH he 75 Po 9 a a. . sO! : rs | ae ois a lergyman, and C ngee New Summer Wa sh 2 C oweling ' ‘. Distinc SA1d ° ar een stopping t the 4 as ay ze home of a brother here. He ‘ei a vo inches wide, white mereerized 3 Blieached linen finish . a Mack pe , cook, and Hurley was a waiter in a silk - finished for kitchen, in . s world 1s ° restaurant on Twelfth street near ongees, for blue borders; - ye ‘3 ; VI da / Yn th (/. / 5 Wh Olive street. Hurley, in his confes- middies, dresses. vceninaitn ae x ae i 0 A 5 OF D lo * sion. said he suggested the bur glary SKITTS, as.” A \ ‘ , etc., a vard.. . expeditions when he and Renfro be- 35c¢ Toweling | E ; Mac came dissatisfied because they were y . earning only $12 a week aA ; s . ¢ mg } % They said they went to Maplewood ig: Plisse Crepes ¢ : wget bog g 3 fae | 4 \iond: after Nn and ried door- 1¢ - ; ’ ' Fe ny Season a1 ' on B g shige Sa fine qua! ; and hand towels; C : a belis until they reached the Payne remnants; yard. home When the was no ‘ards printed ¢ nav. & New Wash Silk Skirts dressing; rem a Sizes 6 lo 14 Years a | ot gay Ov: Te Sa rn) ‘ . , nants, vara mg the articles recovered eT t atrles | fi . > mn suits of men’s clothing eum eut from th > Skirts Black tattetas, silk é holt. at. per ; | ‘aille silk « ; riey Was arrested yesterda\ failles, poplin; 7 ; ; u ‘ Ja 4 ‘ Just 70 of thet bargains in Girls Coats—se- urie, a! at- var wf 5 a: andes wae siniais . : Pe moon after he ha tried Li P . . ; tel " . ‘ .Y* 3 ; maker vit 3 : +n aan eS i | r 7 bw a , wanted materials. values up to $1 o.00- 39c Muslin es F o 1 cured at great price concessions irom a evening dresses at a price wh Ay Gi h who wished to close out his Spring line, Neat. cited suspicion that thes were, Sti pron a ams \ Bieached: 36 inches “7 : ‘ : ; ler Renfro was arrested later wh eT) Ah it Sno ny at \ 98 $ 98 $ 98 ide: bg ts se attractive models of serge and fanecev mixtures. e went to the Rav home to ask if remnants: sma ° ° wi remna! = ; : ‘ ‘ nade no pian i 2 Bel en eae —values to oa.ee of that nature. If he should go, it is 4 A Aost of patterns, including alt the newest Spring || “veia! Values to 12.00. cnaten nh en believed it will not be until aft the ° ° ° : » to ° um Sale of Summer- W eight o | oe a Seer shades; early shopping is advised for best service. hoice of Oxfords mgue Pumps “i - : _ - pump vith Bs eral Direct Ee ante 25¢ plain Oatmeal 18c Parlor, Dining |] '5e Parlier, Dining p ee, ae — > Room. Bedroom and Room. Bedroom, Balcon y Prepare for Summer, Thi« Now fer a real eatin RR ne dark colors: all high | VV WV 7 % oe ee Tee Papers; 30 inches ac teen eo Wea All- oo] S eafers ' 3 KANSAS C | Mo., May 13 Kitchen Papers: me- Pa 18 * ponadl nae The annual convention of the Mis- wide - most all eol- dium and dark colors: » : ; — eouri Funeral Directors’ Association | , ors: per vard, roll. qualities; roll . a | eS osed here sterda vith t} elec — vt { Regular $7.95 & b) area ak uEaE Ede kin, eensieest: Soha a. ee o (“ollins St Louis, second vice 4 F me Shih a president; Fred Hoff ter ( ] | et ) . : a $8. 95 v alues o o . if s ” 8 re a oC = he Heede $1 ( | oC Girls’ Canvas Boys’ Shoe Girls’ Canvas ; of monev by Jan ff St: TLouis, sercweant-at-armes 7 mee SV AF a — 2 C Boots Special Oxfords f Enelia! ' 7 White FEngiieh te - to %. Si ‘a9: English or wide toes; fords, sites bres Sy A very special underpriced offering of All-wool Sweat- | : age + : Sold Only With Borders No Mail tes . = 6 sizes 9 fe “$2. 95: oat $1 Te Ee — rders Filled a 1344 2 BS to Joy ers. in the correct weight for, Summer wear—smart models in popular tie-on, slip-on and ripple styles; collarless and | @ : ; with collars; just the thing to wear with white skirts. for 7; ) ; Boys’ $1.50 sports wear, motoring and cool Summer evenings. First Floor : ; | | Union S nits eS EN | Children’s | $ } oe pa No C. O. D. or ms Bors’ flat fleeced Unions — $265 Q NN Flats f ‘ ne eke . Wil Calls K ! ' | i " | sizes §, 19 and !2 vears, F A magn ificost > */ — , j , Bultee-—@e [| =y “, 7 Co ee A Sees , - ize — M Jean walnut > <i - : % ts | chifforette, 4: aetum f.00 00 Navy Blue and PLAYER PIANO W | _& nr. a Navy and White \\ Wh) oct with TrimmedHatsff Sport Hats Com binations fatnce nica aa f d i $1000 00 Uuitiomned ‘hae Newest shapes; cleverly Smart rough braid Sailors . . “rT e 8s; . By Also 200 Trimmed Hats, ou in large. assortment trimmed with flowers, rib- or stvlish Milans, with Formerly Priced instruments. of styles: $43.98 ae and ornaments: special, ribbon band and bow: spe- 69c (values . ‘$ ‘riday eee Ce cial C $10 to $18, Sold direct from Large and The Taffeta Hats are the very last word ~~: cl . Boys’ $15 Suits $9 00 Corsets Lace Curtains | roomy) me. in style, and feature the best of the new ian lacie dail “eli ceudal stake aig oe stvles—roll brims, off- the- face Hats, sailors, : Sold at one price | : mere Suits in latest styles, ” rile and Scotch Net Curtains: $ * esigr velties—all of od quality Pp: 3 pleats and $ ade eXtra strong; fit and wear -'y and 3 yards long; whit: . mushroomd, rect. a . | belts; sizes well; $2.00 value; special! ‘ior .39 or ecru; $3.50 value: _ = ail eizes. to everybody. taffeta, in navy blue and navy combined y up to 17 years. oA hoo 4 & selling, pair with white. Also several hundred Hats re- 2 endh te tha duced from our high-cost lines. No better wope, at : time ta bo : Fine quality & Second Floor any price. ; : Sak My, « Sk te : | Men’s Pants g= sates 98 y our mon ey reg 2: : = 90 —— $4. Lnion made; fine cassi back in 30 : , Curtain Voile mere and tweeds, new : Women's Muslin Gowns; , Fancy check design | May Mark-Down Sale of Shoes combi rater pein CY “ee find the piano | . 3 yo wes gate | eee Drapery Madras All colore; for portieres and Qver 1500 Pairs of Oxfords, Ttes and 5 T 2. /5 Bh) doesn’t fulfill : 1 Punta; Kha $2.98 in ee facil ete” = Be expectations. Pumps—Readically Reduced! Values to $18.00 J. aes dre Squares &5 about our plan All-Cotton Extra epecial Gold Seal Brand ‘« "ongoleum Squares, size © Practically our entire stock ° ome oe Duss, Drowns, eraye, tans, ec, suitable ase rug for eny room of the house Silk Gloves 3S inteie ee S: Values to $1500 || | ™™ Mattress | "S169 4-Yard-Wide Linoleum reduction sale. Every style Extra special 45-Ib. vr ” re € in thet fe enaieey wented 20S 6. 8 5 [ gt hs eS Ee 1 Q ame epee i : 75 square yard, $1.28 and — — y eanvas Roots for Summer Values lo ($710. 00 1 ee | | rf min ie $Q- Texoleum Neponset 69°". $2.45 Serges _ wear. A wonderful mone, $ ! saving sale. One eolid car Texoleum Waterpreet | Large variety of pet : All pure wool; 40 inches Fieorcevering., direct from the fierne: cut from rol! se light navy dark Balcony Boot Shop. miil; large Variety of patterns: cut [many yards as desired A grand lot of samples, in or black alisilk Glerés; a all sizee: finished with to choose from: Armesetroneg’s. Blabon's and Pot- ore pte i etue bid and rolled edge: at ter’s make: regular price §1.69: sale price ’ addin OCUEU CAAA UUEUCET frem the roll; subject hes wax-finished en Oe navy and African J 74 1006 OLIVE BT. | to stent _muerat fs back making “oa brown; extra 5 oe to $7.50 Between 10th and 1)th. te caplet * Oc ata. gr w Ws ee sw oh cial, a yard +4

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Sr ss eee te ote en ee a _— ee ee ies Lo & . a “—. a7 a ee ee i> e ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! ee eee ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — : —— ~_— — ——p —— Ss =. = - - = Mack atents have developed the motor truck the ain Anectare oni is Cane : world is talking about. rooms. medium toes; in’ heets. Capacities 14% to 7% tons, tractors to 15 tons Legisiation to prevent segrega- aes | oy ‘ al 50 Complete information on request tion or 4iscrimination in all , . g to , Be , rete . *3 25 Misses’, *y 75 a. we 1144 to 2, Ie branches of the Federal service, civil or military. , Big Girls’, Big . Girls’, Mack International Motor Legislation to punish _mob vio- oY) « Truck Corporation "The. demands are prefaced by 2 | ? statement of the right of the negro z . . . 2109 Olive t.. St. Louis, Mo. to consideration by his faithful al- legiance to the party and his record J. C. Smith, Branch Manager in the late war. “PERFORMA yy || Conditions Declared Intolerable. | For Misses and Children} For Misses std Children NCE COUNTS “Conditions have become intoler- | | able for our people in many sections | | Nature-form last, hand-turned sole,’ ¢. hoice of patent — : of the country.” the resolution states. | patent lebther Pasha, Choi ae t - aadiienl oe a - us “ -s ee * * OO a OO ges st od 7 . DEORE IS 2. IY A a aCe OE AE eget Moe thas ne ee He NN apa a —_ - nti - OS te Oe eee os —_ — = — IS bine A NRL Nag se RE es OR LOR PIL EAs TI es ag oie — LL LO lO ee et el a > —_— ———_ “We are in daily contact with these ; te § intolerable conditions, with our peo- | on | : : Child’, & 6 Children - $7 25 §', to i 5 _ nie’s unhappy lot after these years of . eed an ) idl Welch Oo. freedom, and in face of the s] lendic Pa Sg ee | & C ’ 1109 Olive St. pronouncements made in the time | — a . ' Mey | ' Child's. « , Misses’, *3 25 of war we are all but driven to des-| « —= 81 te 11.. 2.85 ll4g to 2 . , Misses’, *3 5 . Big Girls’, *3 50 Be és 7 0) hy OO Fine . Friday and Saturday Are the RESIS Sere a7. 6 } — 2 11% t0'2. with all our power’ . we shall tnsist that we be allowed to say who our . tinea tialia : tiene o~ representatives and spokesmen shall | oi , be from among our people. We will Child’ “N Sh no longer follow blindly leaders. Le 4 VA L,] ites ~. a R IN ER an | ] S$ ature- ape f from among our people, whose selec- |* ON L OCUST 5 TREET A T SIXTH SOLD EXCLUSIVELY AT THIS STORE € tion for the place as leader has been. made without our knowledge or con- | We must, as all other classes. - — —- ~e . a CAR ge EP Ra eT ni Ne EN tiny Seth in ae a a eo ne ee Re ee Ae ee ee LDL OAL POLED A te es A Mag My te - ~ ‘ ~ . " _ + mete. ow ee ee . ~ ~ wo ~ o- Are designed to work with nature to deveiop a perfect and graceful foot. They come im spring hee!s only, and are sewed all the way, having no tacks or nails; chdice of many beautiful atvles. sent. have something to say as to the per- sonnel of our leaders. Selections | made otherwise will not longer re- se — te : ceive our support nor be even silent-. lv endured.” Mahogany Calf, ey, ee. ee Patent Leather and Black Calf. : . The election of five bishops is oc- | cupving today’s session, and may not Sizes *? 25 814 to ff R5 , @ be concluded before tomorrow. y Fens - a 1o.° + oe There are 18 Episcopal districts Jin the conference, three of which were created recently. In addition to the bishops for the new districts, Slight two others will be elected to fill va- _ irls C y ev UV shar 4 t 36 rare \a s f 3 s O # er offic \V inert : Much tnterest was manifested in the LX ACKERMAN, e Manager | 1 | Aluminum candidacies of more than 60 negro 7 ° J — : ° : ri ' " clergymen. : All of the 681 delegates were in — - ated R —— 4 } “ : 7 . rp ee Se their seats when the meeting opened ae $1 50 . 4 t 7 at 10. a. m., and the galleries con- >. Q / 5 15 ‘tained several hundred spectators. 4 hae Iiuge placards announcing the can- 3 ‘e ' Suits ‘didacy of the various aspirants were - 5 A B d S in ail parts of the building and large ' |! Union Sulte; $26 Q en nne earoom et quantities of literature were ,being | ue $1.50 Cash— distributed by the lieutenants fof the =. . Friday and Saturday are the last two a , : jects j . days of this gigantic saie. The biggest values of the = seen ~ neottesnnm se s a the other instance by the promotion 10-612 Ps f, J OP lip House i hd, of Courtesy e Tnglieh lace Ox- S years, magnificent complete Bedroom Set SOc Weeklr— “andidates One o the acards ' 3 : : : : : | Si Sa‘inmsnse ‘savine” Gueen = $176 teen peesidnten. Ons of is Meee An event exceeding in importance any sale held this season—providing et gongs give him the degree of B. A." ° ° _ i greater values, a bigger selection and smarter styles than ever heretofore. ted, elegantiy finished tn Amer- ‘ on te. ie Bishop Chappelle Chairman. walnut, Comprises large dresser, ‘ — a Spiritual hymns were sung with ‘4 Torette. Aressing table and bed-—- aefum@ $300.00 vaiue—last week at.. ; fervor, and at times different hymny | j . were being sung simultanéously in Tr t “ti : ag Oo é, - . , : ee] oping "1 atiguie~Aeroal yoo pe name | er Hardened as our buyer is to the wiles of manufacturers anxious to unload overstocks, ) ‘who is presiding at the conference, fe > he is only human. And being human, he simply could not resist the inducements of- | > me J $185 Dining-Room Set—last week at... ..$109.00 oe ins men} | | Jf tea | 3 4 asthe ) ; a i The purchased lot consisted of 1800 Waists. Where the } " — q Mm elected Bishops : , vx . . ? 10 Massive Davenette Set—last week at $ 79.00 _ —_ . 4 : same styles occurred in our stocks at regular prices we had no : A option but to include them, disregarding value, profit and cost 475 Cane Living-Room Set—last week. .$188.00 | , 3 365 Bedroom Suite—last week at... . . .$259.00 ? b | age ‘| y Only $5.59 itself. To sum up the whole story, you may choose from about ® 25 Cotton and Felt Mattress—last week .$ 12.75 | 2500 Blouses, each new, crisp and fresh as when it left the manufacturer's shipping room| $ 25 Bed and Spring, complete—last week.$ 16.75 — (1 . -ite a : i sa com eee o Tricolette Overblouses sg alata tale at Three ‘wonderfal home- which are the colors you'll want for Summer wear. Also many pastel shades. Icing. : Round Necks Square Necks Sizes 34 to 46 Sy ee ae ; nster Rugs—room size—last wk. : =) | ° _ —_ co ? Combination Range wy gh ee 7 nae i Nrccotsns” Al Georgettes Crepe de Chines large oven and 4 copl and 4 » @©Chocolate Fudge ‘Na Boag 8c nN Collarless Turnback Cuffs | le aj 6: $150 Blue Enamel . 1 Assorted Chocolates wl wrong 1 00 i | Extra Special gain - feroughest-— on ééig, et oniy | } Layer Cake ) A point in their favor is that the majority are in WHITE and FLESH, our Bich Keyal Chocolate | Short Sleeves Siipovers Lace Trimming Embroidery

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10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | _ THURSDAY EVENING, ——— —— eee _- , and ‘Ramanians on Geend \ closely guarding the frontiers of; tries fear-4 an “attack by ‘Hangarians, j - : wad | : am crea : ) — Sa > SRA > TR OS SO Os ? SSS ! TN INCREASE ppier | | Conte atnatately ignored. | Coats Siphon priced up to Lo -_— =a, Fi | $45; choiee of house at only 1 Zo A GA >. secoow 4 VF PANT. PAPER A aot sited pion. } NCO. Setting New Value Standards W Ith: a Mig hty 7 Head of New York Company Washington Avenue Corner Seventh | ey le Rewer Tin S i C t S al e of Dr a A Purchase of Show-Room Samples—Over 300 _ Recognized Need. Trimmed Dress, Suit and Sport Hats Wh” sictseto TS. 12sec ae Overstocked! Startling Reductions on ee jini ee ee — Leentl tenon tities iene a s Hoopes, president of the Finch- Pruyn Paper Co. of Glenn Falls. N. - ~s ' Hundreds of High-Grade Dresses—T wo Y.. denied today before the Senate H. y “ print paper investigating committee wR | =" 5) " ey I | cnet peta paper manctuccarere oct a- DB Marvelous Saving Groups— , the and $15, on Sale ing in collusion increased prices above Friday at those agreed on bythe Government > . and the manufacturers. His com- pany, Hoopes said, only revised its 4 ‘4 ; — upward after the Internationa! . : Group No. i— | | RS aper Co. had taken similar action \ | Stylt ; ‘ ; es py Stylish Taffeta Dresses— ; ces : ' = and after increased production costs ’ . : Materials of Fancy Straws, La ’ is ) . had necessitated a readjustment iy e. A», Popular Jersey Dresses— Georgettes, Taf fetas, Malines, Hair- SS a J age-¢ i R ; | } Smart crepe = ogg ra | sagem ll soe regare- ) P Over 100 in us Group ; airman ‘] ego braids, Organdies, Milans. etc. ig the financial condition : , oh " onipany, the witness said that sir yy ‘fe | — POY Fi a surplue of $2.250.000 had accum af Bre va Sacrificed at Large and small Hats. Black, white and | aN me Te See a Cn ee | ) ex luding income tares. Hoopes said new Spring colorings. Hats for all ages. rR— iOotaled approximately $3900.960 Newest trimmings. 1919. He testified that during par if Group No. 2— See Window Display of that vear 18 per cent dividends ie : vere pald on common stock. but dur- | Beaded Georqettes Ss ing the rest of the 16-year peri ' | Crepe de Chines jes ' . 7 h t per cent had been paid i i laf fetas- Jerseys : R for Cont Prices. | 7 . - Money-Savings on Highes _ Reasons for Contract Prices. We YY ipeedhe Caleieaadiinis . ers entered into contracts “calling \ ’ ™ . - — : . . . sent prices way bevron: 4 1 ents riar stoeks. nm every popular ecoior and for ever. b ve ey tho t t} rices ; : : . . ° ne > = , Seca teleet oceasion and onlv because of our overstocked con- were fair : ) : . ctr? , ‘ re cy? “ rror ‘ > , } a > yrs r is ‘ ry . lv’ Got More Than Contract Price. ition are Vou.ai ded this ex racrauinary saving , > : e . . ‘ « Calling attention to a statement ypportunity. But come early for biggest, bargains. furnished to the committee > Hoopes showing that the company had «so! . print Magy 0 Inder contract abe Eigen GP S-p-e-c-i-a-l! Extra Specials! . 1: 3 ‘ . : ad sold other nt this vea: Advance season end clearance of splendid Spring Su Dis. wae oe ae paper dea Se iii ‘ . | : “4 > 99 : er , OE SE CF 7 in the open market at from §& ’ About 100 White Sateen Petti- ~ $35, $30 and $25 High — Just 69 Hats, formerly worth to $5, of tinctive models that follow closely the fines i-Inades in nts “hairman Reed asked “ou “ : | od ; it hil | Cc h . ] 1: . ] = -% . . o . . Le. == = oo -* a . 4 coats s2 5D values a Grade Navy Serge Suits: ¥" Hite th ‘ast i . ’ cr , 7 ¢ ? 7 , ria “it ut rt) Ou? i] ° ~ ’ , ,Ey ry ‘* vs ry a | ’ 4 > ’ sla i : : . : > J ? ' ri . , : t eir = ean cut sty une, mma Uilate ali = } ‘ 7 ! imi pi - mi Satin Ca isoles. sie’ geet nD S ie = si ‘ a ’ Zp Spring Coats: in popular fab 95 tv of fabrics. Nothing like them hefore ° . a Tr) at Si) iow lot "3 Tou ‘ iis Til x, © ‘Ww é am’? Pacer . 7 =o eniues 2 $1 95 h a «= / ries: worth a 220 00: sacrificed at . Py | apmece. All silk lined Etons, Boleros, Tailored G& Embroidered Types—W ith Newest Treatments—of T ric- otines, Serges, Gabardines, Novelties. We had 0 fers a’ per. ienator Reed pointed to of gagin made by the peo Cer . at ° $i cents a pound and. asked Saves Even More [Time “Weren't rou profiteering a little when rou charged &*'% cents” , * . ae Than a Washing Machine received higher prices thar PS lg aanee eek te it. but h Flectric You know how much time and labor the washing machine said such action was justified inas saves, but do you know the Thor Electric Ironer does five hours much as the average for the yea po lroner work in one? Fully 95% of all ironing is done by the THOR. i quadiinge Caer a—_ = f=: : An ironing may be completed in an hour and even the pieces SB oe on ol guage agree eg | be) | you thought had to be hand ironed are handled easily and the print | Zhe =i . finished with a sheen that can be imparted in no other way. facturers virtually contro>!is paper market through the Canadiar | am} —* > a Export Paper. Limited, the commit R™ Gy Ne] Se Call or Phone Olive 6890—Central 4385 tee was told vyvesterda) by) J =~ r | E. Gefaell. sales manager of the | You owe at hatin a THOR, Interstate Pulp & Paper Co tie as- ~~ - and we Ww! Pr an ironer for next droning day. serted that the combination con- trolled 75 per cent of the Dominion ‘ 3 ot | Chor Electric Shop Vietor F. Lawson, publisher-of the $10 Puts the THOR (Harley Machine Company) Chicago Daily News. said his exper!i- in Your Home 3 1 9 N 10th Street ence had been that the Canadian company prevented competition. The Ocly $10 down and but smal! News lawson added, “was virtually —_ moathiy. The THOR will Across From Scruggs compelled to accept the companys beain te une Order a THOR today. terms in purchasing pape: (‘hatrman Reed of the committee said a solution of the paper prob lem could be reached either through agreement among publishers to cur- 2 _ ADVERTISEMENT Used for 70 Years tail paper consumption or throug es — —— - Thru its use Grandmother's an excise tax on print paper. recom- J Baglage Specials tor Friday and Saturday cain Le you appewence ba ee’ situ : 4 - © = r a remal urn ; " he @ memory. eral Ames. The committee would ] become but wa’ Cee» - uf f Extraordinary Sale of Fashionable ilk Frocks Reduced to Close Out $ oO re — ff ————~— rer er = eae he eee ~ nae Gigs ma, oe ’ ; q : ies Son a , 1“! ° : ee ae ee ’ "4 Ps 2d ie ere ee GPO: tr ie be ‘oe eS er ; - 7 ‘ bs a, ae Bas ; a tas PL Sc Ate . Nenana 4 eas a * Taf fetas, Tricotines, Georgettes, Tric- —_ Serges, Charmeuse. In aV ariety New Developments and Chic Tiaiiieiations s. Models that are invariably the center of admiring glances Heretofore Fashion's stars at higher prices. Reduced earlier than usual to make room for incoming Summer stocks. Very exclusive and distinctive in their beauty of fabric and retine ment of style. 2) Shad ¢ Sebel |. NhR 4 Naaa ee «= Bee ~- = A Natura] Herb Tea Will white appearance it selves. the chairman added —- renders leaves the joy Lawson told the committee that tn - Help You. of Beaury with yc the last year his payroll had ad- Constipatio ber ¢ —— for many vanced $500,000. For the first four avon maker you & pre: years. months of this year. he said. his > 5 00 to the gern. 1s of nearly every m $5.00 is the real value of . ) paper will make money. but owing , . . leadlv disease. When vou fee! G staan these Silk Bags Only a a ; ° : O , riental Cre to increased costs of operation. it is : inll. ale i al tired “booked to lose money during the lymited quantity was ob- dil, S/ORRZISn,. and alwavs ‘ire rest of the rear.” taimable. Each Bag fit- get a 2>-cent package of Schoen eng mene m_ee~ the com- ted with mirror and change feld Kidney and Liver Tea from mittee not want t > com : : a o be compelled purse. Colors black navy and your druggist Make thie pure to imterfere with private business. : i but that “it did not intend to sit. here brown. herd remedy like ordinary tea, > Demitasse ) ni Can S8e SS Se 50 newspapers build and take a cup as needed. In a : i - ‘ , [eo Up fortunes while smaller ones were chart #5 =.) ‘ - 4 dari en our of busesine=«= oe hs Lime To | nga e a i. nder- ni improvement. Start today. After-dinner coffee must be clear and transparent — ~oe << M. A. Bodenbamer. representing * a ‘ , ADVERTISEMENT he Internationa! TY fut aphical with a rich, full-bodied bouquet. ' 7 . eS inion, denied charges recent!y made . --— ) | q oa Pp : To m | kA | in ‘‘BALMWORT ”’ PLEASES Bie 4 100 » i SN NEN NE wey HB] refer that the “great papers of the The soft, refined, pearly — wy e wea’ * Wee 7 country aatve the peebiem” them- before the committee chat union. through ite shop chapels. ex- ercised a censorship on laber news me , = i Te “Neither the Internationa! lnion — ee of 1 js we | - .+. nor any of its locals have ever pre- £ _ ; = . vn . deseroyss. ; wy i pair. MD foriel potiee oe tee otate the edi- i Black Silk Ribbon Bracelets ladder. Thousands have found tru ae | To pr torial Policy of the newspapers or ‘ eomfort and benefit 7 ng Balmwort | = . Periodicals with which we have busi- for Watches. Beautiful hand- Kidner Tablets, sold by al! Jruggists Be 6. r .* ul les N@sS asS0ciations.” he declared engraved gold-front shdes and , Mrs. Frank Moenehan. Lay ‘Pesrese et.. St. Louis, writes: ‘‘I am — Rg -— — = — ae V vset « G00 STRIKING YARDMEN RETURN “Z=™DEs sve Dest quality gg Foray HE Re = e gold filled. say they are the finest thing bd . & ss , more Break in Peansyivanis Most I Recular ice 98c market—and [ fee! I atl st live - rh a | | ' . mport- rice : if I bad to b = e» ) ant Since Walkout. ait seetglead ad to be without them. _ By the Asgocigted Press ; . | PITTSBURG, May 13.—six hun- Above Specials Two Days Only at These Reduced Prices } dred shopmen. yardmen and train- men of the Pittsburg 4 Lake Erie | Ratiroed. who have been on strike The ) Door Saere of at the important termina! at Dick- ait The East of |ersen Run, Pa... returned to work to. = oan Sixth day. it was announced at the genera! Street offices of the companr. It is the ' most important break in the strikers’ ranks since the strike was 517-519 OLIVE ST. calle? a month aga. re ~ ge

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EE TE Fe ‘ tu ao? ie Ola 7 e an : . . ™ Poe SS a EG eee gee ee pe ee ery RE Oe renee ee - eee ee oo . \ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1920 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 11 ae wt v ll ~~ —— eee _—_ ” HAMS f er ib., 2 ic \estigation into the killing of Peter + - ' . . thr or four diseas f tt the shert shank: 5 toe S th, average Birmingbam, 20 years old, at Easton nee Sten | Ahi ee ee Bn 4 set . aveldas laveclishehes “anaar Tae Roe eee , imported Swiss Cheese ‘""" Per ib., $1.20 avenue and Sarah street on the night of July 2 last. Birmingham was a pas nedtvicted tal a : cE. We do Hemstitching BEANS CAKES ) SOAP ‘hub its eres >} ite : ir returned member of the One Hun- prin me lical treatment on Delmar ¢ rm ’ . ore BH “ae ‘’ T int -@iglith s 4 i! . es wi ’ : Wie ’ ' Pork re Tow : ei i - ° 7 | dred Thirtyv-eighth (St. Louis) In : : toaseiad seein, add 5 kao anal * 3 Ps 1 rs 6 7 “tor 7} , te. | fantrs, Who was wounded in the \v he 2s of 1 _ Laat of Ninth Lo ans pound : : ~s hottie oubtfu t r i +. ; ‘ ‘> 6a es bee eu ws oe : ; ‘ | , he * ae ae 2 ‘ ins’ : aoe ; 1 615 Olive. Tih aad Locust ee ee 10¢ ay Vee See ee 4 pouba % pa ages ° en’s $25 Worsted Men’s Gra Bo ’ Hie said he pursge!l Birmingham pur Soe nag hee “ e treuble b b!4 Wasn! - ae a y Worsted ys’ Sturdy $9 & $11 Br crag aa Fa aasigt” Peierintion 2923 Srsingion. 8600" Delmar harms, new White 12}¢ | ‘Aterrene Watt Paper Cleaner,” 9s fn te Was Liring suots pa * 5 4 Suits at $6 Pants at Suits at in the air, a man, not one of the! be made active aud. the bawele ue, 3 | [= 88 POE EE tric, crocked his band dow, caul BE ela ht y Eada tha Wty Headaches From SlightColds § vs!men. 18 Brana rink: Abe eis, some withont! 30 te 36 chest SY COR at RR ER eee ess ate ee toe es + ———s TO! Ree ORE RE aw I yom! aes ‘ : pees se ie scores of Me newest tnusualiy well made on w ‘» ¥ ? > by ’ ‘ | : . » ; a . etrine eflecta in all aizvere simere Ss j j h ‘ irik rhe Sri? io RLltIike Rirmingham a _- , ain S0t oo mits, in the desirable ults. im the stylish . hems: Bsa A 3 io aaa | 0 stripes! Care- 78 to SO waist! Just the belted models — full-lined who died a few minutes tates * , acrtatia LAXATIVE BROMO (| ININE Walthe’s Extra Family Soap, 71¢ p peut 90¢ ants fer husineas WwW ea r— kni h — : P ‘> (in this account of the matte ' er ae ' rely. , 77 +) th or o ore . a aes aceleatil tpn ina : Pie mn f two $L.A40 bottics ao Lablets relieve the headaches by Making Powder; Peimar Ciur; 998 per pound 60¢ wie tailored Im every ; day at - Friday at vears—triday at Patrolman Wildberge: Was exvonel en a a eT ey tek oY : : Né ] . . Pe ree ated by a ‘oroner’s jury rle late: curing the cold. A tonic daxative Moll's Pride Peae, 25¢ 7 hens 27¢ Young Men’s Fine Men’s $7 Twill Serge Boys’ All-Wool Serge asked to be transferred 1o another 2203 ‘and a box of Pills Write to'and germ destroyer. Look for ibe cans. * “ag as -s~ Laberato orale: ; Delmar Club Macaronl;: 25¢ b alter Raker's Pure Rath 43¢ ; ocon, je rh district, Saying hiS lifeehad been e fer iitera o. 1a, " > ha signature k. W. GROVE on box 30¢ n a 4 ’ : ‘ ‘ Kegs * #9 Suits $ 00 Pants at $ 88 Suits at $ 88 threatened and he was transferred sample of Pills : duc pa unas nd a ty lil a pa Splendid quality bine and (.enuine double- s to the Mounted District ‘ Sardines: “ap in pu 22¢ aad (lub Spagherti, 25¢ o *® popular black twil . warp vure weeol erge ' p - Pre t a?! e oo} pe can ; pa ‘gf . far ac will serge ante , . Relatives of Birmingham started SCrip ion LADIES’ SUITS 4 & Woll Ceen: Se car 25¢ Ne. 1 can Delmar Cluh 17¢ . | .” crashes, dresar —newest belted d " re” ‘ mo - se and staple that a fine for dress or ele and full lined (veters ilk busines« w Frid Aad lnveStigation of the case anc last roy F any « _ ear—Fridays K nickhers—nearls all March the policeman was indicied Over 300—from $4 ap. Bought from . — “ . sizes 6 toa 18—at ; . : sleet the swellest homes in the West End. FLOUR GOLD DS-Ib. $7 90 48-th. $3 Qh 24~-th. $? 00 ’ E t Q lit M , Ww on a charge of manslaughte: lhe aa Cloaks. se ost S25. (iirle’ Cloahe. WVEDAL sack ‘ onate . saek , ; ; ‘¢ > Qa roe ’ ly fs Ve ‘ l¢ re "2 \ levi > oon ». ove’ Overs t . s a ; . , ee en's Wool Worsted $3 Juvenile Wash pe came up before Judge Tayic Suite, SASS, ouisrete gbt-5e,, Bers Delmar Club Chili Sauce |*\'*°, 32¢c 24. 20¢ ® > bottles rotties last \londa’ but Assistant ‘‘ireuit ' yo it i Attorney Lacyoasked for a conitinu- 20% OPEN UNTIL a... =) (> De eee | Seite at Sg 1G 8 re fone e | elle faieke Naeel Dl es . a le Bi Al roe ow all-wenl wor- Just the sort af Suit the ihe case fo the Grand Jurv with row stripe wereted sted Pants. in the smart little tote from 1 te 10 : ‘ a P ‘ shaciow stripe patterns years will want for Sam- that will €o well with any mer wear—neat tan shades cont—tTFriday at —Itriday at terdayv afternoon ancl the = first-de- gree murder indictment was re We Give ouths’All-Wool Serge | Men’s Fine Flannel Boys’ Blue Cheviot turned y 4 ; 4 Eagle Following the indictment of Wild- ian its at Pants at \ i hte a= 85 ee Sa ee a 88 Senenere at verget on ihe manslaughter « harge, 4 | Stamps ; . n sizes up te 16 C the VDPolice Board voted to provide SIXTH AND Cl CHARLES 7 you'll realize evidence The new witnesses ap a wonderful val- they are at é peared’ before the Grand Jury serae. in the : . : een ’ br . . . young men's ia the green. gray. brown years: Carefully made legal counsel for his defense, and and tallored or bine shade« that are «oe in every war! At this 5 ; . it—«izes wp —— this Spring — t ri- low prive it will pays . same time smart looking, well fitting | and long weariig, EDWARD BURKE IS RELEASED and I can't expect Bank Officials Say He Was Not in any other man to Robber Band.’ demand less.” Edward Burke. 24 years old. of | 1802 Wash street. a shoeworfer. was bhhas O Omsustrr. ) released from custody by the police vesterday after officials of the Droyv- ers’ National Bank. Bast St. Louis, eaid he bore no resemblance to any Brown Kid Black Kid White Kid Patent Leather Tan Calfskin These are not odds and ends, broken lines, seconds or “rejects.” Every pair perfect and highly desirable. All sizes and widths in If you could study the shoe market this season as I have— every style. - And if you could judge values as I can from my 00 years experience in fine shoe making — = OU. too, would be convinced that our stores are showing styles and values this season that simply cannot be duplicated elsewhere. To meet your demand for style and. comfort I am showing more than 100 new styles this season. To guarantee you against inferior quality I have branded my trade mar Louis Heels Military Heels Cuban Heels (Leather or Covered Wooden) ee oe ee ee OEE LE LE LO AE EOL ALS A EEN HEI Eb ly Ste aan: Es gree a | ‘ os — ee — = _ ~— ° ~e ~} — a — rn - . — ; ° D | o 0 | o aq: | y Hand turn, Sewed and Welt Sewed 0 Soles | > 0 | se] 0 | © k on every It Costs No More pair. : To protect you against inflated prices I stamp the actual retail price based on net : AN executor’s fees are factory costs on the soles of every pair of shoes in my store. | ‘ fixed by law. It costs no more, therefore, I'll leave it to your judgment. ; Visit our store, inspect our models and if you are not convinced that vou can get S touse a trained organiza- more for your money in an Emerson Shoe, don't buy. B tion than an individaal Ake OSmuson Founder . oa & Appoint this Company Men’s Shoce—regular lines—Seven to Twelve Dollars = executor, and thus : _@ | enefit by its financial Boys’ Shore—Six and Seven Dollars responsibility, accuimu- EMERSON SHOE STORE lated experience and 620 OLIVE STREET, ST. LOUIS mature judgment. (Near Seventh) . Write or call for booklet — Sold By Leading Retailers Everywhere ~The Individua: o the Ov sanination™ ~ eve ” ae ee 2 2 ee ee ee ee “Cleo” Ties! One and Two Eyelet Ties! Oxfords! Plain Pumps! Colonials! $6 to $7.50 Low Shoes 4. 85 sirable styles with leather Louis Sizes 24. to 8, in every style. Of black and brown kid, and patent leather. | A wonderful sale group of most de or military, and covered Louis heels. Restricted newspaper space compels us to omit details regarding other sensational sale groups offered tomorrow and thereafter-—among them— $3 and $4 children's low Shoes for $2; men’s $7.50 Oxfords for $5.95; men's $3.50 Hood “Workshus,” $2.65; $3.00 Trampers for men and boys, §2.45,-etc. Pee aaa 0 0 0 no 0 no ros 0 e000 0 one tee eS ——— te eee

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1920. ee Waban eee ee ' Social Items | ——_—_—~__ a M: HARRY W. WAHLERT of APPEAR IN UNIVERSITY PAGEANT Columbia — NAME IN EVERY PAIR Sag 00) —x “They keep their — - a _— good looks ‘— is | : — Fo Delici wiuik, Peap sey latest Records and elicious of our ; = lid vm : J rr _*. | fae table | a Ee Music Ralls | Se \ i rf its | ‘$ Rehearsals for dancing parts for -_ $ Le ; I'l) See Saba | Se —_ -. \ hb i Op yy the allegorical pageant which will | , Use just SI! LK On : : : MADE TN USGA ‘ om € de ‘) \ , "0 t 2° | © , h “leon May 20 to right for 5414 Delmar boulevard Was hostess this afternoon at a card | party for her sister. Miss Beatrice Krey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krey of 3438 Russell avenue, whose marriage to Jack Stephens will take ‘place this spring Eight tables | were arranged for bridge. | in lusive in celebration of the one OR breakfast what could be better than Grapelade ? That tart-sweet taste of the full ripe grapes spread thick on crisp, brown toast-—-or Ge fy muffins. Grapelade is all the goodn@® of choice grapes and pure sugar m@e into a smooth grape spread. Your gruter has i: in 15 oz. glass jars and 8 oz. tumblers. Write for folder The Welch Grape Juice Co. f tested Recipes. keeping a number of the younger set Hust hundredth anniversary of the found- | ing of S8t. Louis TUniversity are The pageant will be given 14 scenes, beginning with the versity and car- porte Tle Selo dances e ('a- and Miss the choruses benoist, Anderson, Llizabeth Georgia =” — COOKING. American Sugar Refining Company 2 Mot top to Ma ae , Oolong When My Baby Smiles Arabella On Miam! Shore ei ~ ' : Sweeten it That Naughty Waits ws $120 j Shattincey - with Domino’ FOR MEN. WOMEN & CHILDREN PELLET IE.. ERAS VO VA Odille Dodge, Dorris Drummond, Westfield, New York Marie Frances Gross, Olivia Har- baugh, Anne Hunt. Lucita Moser, rane Damaris Macbeth, Miriam McMahon, Dorothy Ring, Suhie Smith, Julia} and Caroline Tyler, Charlotte and ‘Juliette Reyburn, Edith Cates, | Lucile Benoist, Dorothy Wise, Man- ‘S he lil » idhna Be: 3 9 cram Henri ae Watts, Alice LLC LILIOP 2: ttle and Marjorie ‘ornet x ballet yey PRG iy: -» hata : tigar lhe POST-DISPATCH ouls evening newspaper giving Asso George MeNulty, -_—— — ~~. - a ~ ain A A EI EE A -_—_— —— Bevo Mill this evenin Miss Ruth O'’Rellly _Herbert Jones. Mrs. Morris Corn of 5826 Water- man avenue entertained with iluncheon Wednesday in honor of |'Miss Sayde Mandel of Chicago. | Miss Mandel is the guest of Mrs. Sam Mandel of 6150 Kingsbury boulee- ‘| vard Mrs. Eugene D. Nims will give a dinner party at her country home, “Bee Tree Farm,” this evening, in compliment of her sister, Mrs. a al Geum Cliffton Long of Hartford, Very Finest Ready-to-Wear pring Clothes | at Reduced Prices aS Se ae | Miss Papin will join her mother a Rre Beach. | Pershing departe ifor Portsmouth, N. H., to vistt an Dr. George HE backward season—caused by the mo Conte Spring's prolonged cold and rainy [the Town Club, weather—leaves us heavily overstocked news | guests at Mrs Walter MeNab 3 l be “The Virgin an: and for this reason we are offering you this | [dent of | Cont necti unusual chance to buy the very best Men’s Fre el, : wi and Young Men’s Suits made at substantially ) : reduced prices. en hn W. Day, Thomas Q@. Dix, George FR. Dodson, F. H. Dodge, F. V. de Brouillet. Max $45.00 values $50.00 values Goldstein, Robert McK. Jones, . Charles P. Ladd, George D. Caper, . 1] : > Mudd, $55.00 values N. A. MeMillan, Harvey « id $60.00 values Hugo Muench, Charlies FP. O'Falilo Harry M. Pflager. Charlies W. Scud- der, F. L. Scott, John Shapleigh. Wil- a liam A. Stickner. E. M. Treat. H. I.. $65.00 values $70.00 values $75.00 values $65.50 ‘Wolfner and Louls Woodward will assist Mrs. John G. Calfee, 37 Wash- ington terrace, at the tea which she ® will give tomorrow afternoon The $80.00 values $69.50 tea ts to be under the auspices of ‘the Womah’s Exposition Committee of the board of religious organ- e 4 izations. The guests will Include the chairmen of the various religious untts making up the board with oth- er women interested tn the move- * ment. in’ vitation to young men and women of the high schools and colleges to attend. Danc- ing will be from $ to 1 ' Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Chase of R! age- ‘dale Lucas and Hunt roads, had as their guests last week Dr Chase’s sister and brother-in-law. Judge and Mrs. John Davison Lawson of Co- , lurnbia. Mo., who have been spending >the winter in Flortda. Dr. and Mrs Chase entertained with a famil' Ainner for them lesday righ Nothing is excepted in this sale but our Tropicals, Silks, Mohairs, Palm Beaches, Raincoats, and Golf and Evening Clothes. SEE WINDOWS FOR PRICES Charge Accounts Solicited that when angry he threw househoid | nfields 7 ~-* “They were married at Providence. | Olive at Eighth eee eee oe Jan. i1 last. Thetr home was at 14 North King’s highway Turner did not contest. Mra. August A. Busch Jr. ané Mrs. | Auguste Chouteau testified as char —— | acter witnesses for the plaintiff. > Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs James Williams of Washin jand Mrs. Edward Smith Eames, Mise Edith WHililam Eames Smith and Mrs Walter ren Judge Lawson was for m years dean of the law departm the University of Missouri and vice president of the International RBar Association MRS, W, PELHAM H. TURNER | GETS DIVORCE WITHOUT CONTEST — eee Mrs. Maud Harris Turner yester- | i |day obtained a divorce tn Circuit | | Judge Falkenhatiner’s court from W.' 'Pelham H. Turner. an’ investment | broker, alleging that he became rio-| | lently enraged and swore at her and’ n. ite. fine CREAM MEAL .|-°*>.">-2s 5 The finest foods at a saving that averages more than 15% at KROGER STORES A tremendous purchasing power makes this saving possible—a tremendous and rapid sale gaarantes freshness of every article sold. Prices good every day, subject only to market changes. ss BREAD |=: COFFE G00D FRENCH te: A forte trat Wiis Jewel Coffee—An - 4 Sarist tae most net “ wax, Me Oc eXtactine Fu ; 5 a 7T Hhne ‘oat the equal of most arian Pound... : Ree Bread ae Cc ttees —— ed Ceantry Ciob Coffee r - ° Large loaf Cc nen a peun a = —The finest grown, each : - > e Pound vackage. Pound package... , 44 79 \ cleaner that does the work! C — QGne can will clean a room, Par LT) ih eee soe: ice | WASH BOARDS @ 2820 39e | CLOTHESLINE ahs 2 “il ir — is quai Small 10c pe ene ee w wee 1 . 2 Ty 20- Mule Closet 213 SAL SODA =" 7c 80 mas Qc| SANIFLUSH ==. 20c pac A& . ; 64c | MOPS |. 47c MATCHES «5 sa O A P P a) we D E R Star or Grandma Ale “T Snewbey Powder; C Rroxers 3 ees per package... iow pree, pkg. Always a big can of high -grade be large 3- re.5 Cleaners ‘leaner at Kroger’s Sweetheart “°°”: ic Whiz a bec sy PUFFED WHEAT = 13¢ PUFFED RICE °***-". |7; KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES "=" [2 *§¢ QUAKER OATS ;:: 122 NATIONAL OATS::: ils ‘WALL BRUSHES LYE Sst:is2'is- © BROOMS *«. AVONDALE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN SUGAR CORN... ae a! Se Cc country Club—Fines* Stendaré Pack (Corr. Cans ee BEETS — rt ai gar rT This ig the 7 nee =19 ass om a is terv 25 — Reets of _14¢ {| grown You w Cc: ‘Ss an eX- a est a! jalit ~ > oa vw ~~ . cept he ae. ! ‘= for ) o car c Avondale — Nice tasting, (euntry (lab (euatry Club Peas Peas; go d qua! tv Peas XN Petit Pols; fine fl avored, ee greater Values can be had. 5 ieee Wisconsin Peas. This ‘s the lowest pric extra tims you are desirous zi . . D Yo > cans. of exe ep. ional on this ae rei oe = hue, ae a. } , per can aa “randard Standard “Pack Avesdsio a= ' Pack Tomatoes; Strained puree, oo CAN . 5 Tematoes; ayy age ge mming No. 1 can ‘ P U R fon UGA to customer for Limit half-pound + Lb. 1 . C} mm 2 tee ee ee euntry Clab;: p' ire, ae weet owed fresh: . re trict] vy fresh. Fir- Absolutely , = as : an- ee ~ 4 at 4 rer ; c ountry (lteb: ex- tra select; pei Doz., 48c BRICK—-This is the finest *- . consin Cheese purchasabie We could bay cheese for lesa, but weonly buy the finest. Pound. _65c _ The Epstfion Eta Club willl enter- 62? 5 i tain with a dance this ev ening at? r and tha KROGER QUALITY MEAT SMOKED car. FAAIVE 4 to 6 Ib. average 4st c OOF cs ws 0% 2 HN 2nd 24c¢ | capanents fb DRY SALT JOWLS, per Ib. . .. re gy in. LSC “= SHOULDERS 3 2 SWEET AGES ses ener i w’- L VF A SHOULDERS Per |b.16c HICKORY SMOKED B A [ iy ier 7 7 © .. - ” A - * r ~ 6 is 7 ‘ . a ae. . ‘ eo nt wee . ess refs Ses ; : a ee we, i) ng A EE OE A A ON GA LT AE A OT OCT! Le EC NET ty a ame a t ; t - ‘4 . - : o —— - ad a . - - - . 7 > , . = ° _ - ~ e A beauti.ul oe Byie, BB mecte. » absolute «ati«fac faverably with Aude PREP. «a b artistic design. » fo match. with @ad plus cr-piane of music rolls, payment of $12 a ie very used P bas been entir me looks and to give c ices we quo’ wm $5.00 per m - : Rargaie “Ne tt Treurd tenes re geod coagcal tic Rargain So. 47. —, : — Te e? Menannfacter Tre ¢ AT RNS Ate oe ~y ee Oe Mey he Cee ne ye AE AM tO OOD TIED 8 er ne ‘ leum., ") hh ce Peed patterns fal ard ema’ er effects—*s

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= ; 7 OF Ralg, CE Oe a Ee eae or sree Pra - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee ates oe Mes. ad ate al . eid ee f 2 THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1920. if ’ STARCK A beautiful mahogany Lamp with silk shade. superb Music Koll Cabinet. Combination Playcr-Piano Bench and INDIANA’ “BIG - : a selection Music Rolls. h Our Special , pe Player-Piano Outfit , rt S6 LOCUST SH inly Exclusive Retail Carpet House in St. Louis _ A A I IL LIS | McCormick Adame. and seven chi!- '‘dren—Claiborne,. Amanda Natalie $25,000 SLANDER SUIT FILED Abraham Graber, a real estate dealer, who is president of B'Nai Amoona Orthdox Hebrew Congrega- | tion. Academy and Vernon avenues, today filled suit against Selig Schwartz of 6529 Pershing avenne. a scrap iron dealer, for $25.9900 dam- ages for alleged slander: The petition made no mention of h., church, but Graber'’s lawver J A. Dowdall said the suit was based ,on occurrences at a church meeting iand that Schwartz Had tried to cause ithe removal of Graber from the office jof president of the congregation. \DEVOY ESTATE LEFT TO WIDOW The will of Edward Devoy presi - ‘dent of the Devov Fuel Co.. Aled for probate today, leaves $1 to each of his four children and the remainde: lof his estate to the widow. Maria '@alion Devoy, who is named as exec- utrix. Devoy, who was prominent in | Catholic charity work, died suddenly. of heart disease at his home, 53837 | Cates avenue, Monday. ’ | $406,256 Hail Insurance Paid. by the Associated "ress. OKLAHOMA CITY. Ok., May 13. — Oklahoma farmers received $495.,- '256.75 frem hail insurance compa- nies during 19198 for damage to their crops, according to figures compiled by the State Insurance Department and eannouneed today. Losses paid Premium Santes Coffee, ib....._.. ...45¢c Forbes’ Blue Mountain Brand Pkg. Teas. 9Oc i Republican State convention here to- | Representative | ( tips. “eee ,¢ations will completely should the platform fail] to include | . contest the adoption of the platform : and digging of the scalp will stop at at which the State chairmanship con-'! } , , * , look and feel BREAKFAST SPECIALS peter Swift’s Premium Bacon ‘Sliced, pound EO, WOUE.....« «0.00 so eae 60c V. P. PRODUCTS FRESH DAILY FANCY BROOKFIELD EGGS. ‘Pancy Brookfield Butter, lb. 65c Wisconsin Creamery, Ib... ..43c Elgin Creamery, Ib......... 46c Best Elgin Creamery, lb... .48c Fancy Parkdale Creamery, 50c SWISS CHEESE, best money as 90c COMPARE MWY COFFEE VALUES Premium Blend Coffee, Ib..........-. 50c A Se LB. REDUCTION ON BUTTER WITH EACH PURCHASE OF A POUND OF COFFEE. )) “orbes’ Quality Brand Package Teas..8Oc Forbes’ Baking Powder.............. 25c UNION MARKET ADVERTISEMENT. YOU CAN'T BRUSH OR WASH OUT DANDRUFF The only sure way to get rid of dandruff is to dissolve it, then vou destrov it entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid ar\on; apply rt at night when retir ing: use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it im gentiv with the finger Do this tonight, and .bv morning, most if not all of vour dandruff will be gone, and three or fgur more appli- dissolve and entirely destrov every single.sign and trace of it, no matter how much dan- iruff vou mav have. You will find, too, that all itching once, and vour hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, ani 2 hundred times better. ( You can get liquid arvon at any lrug store. It is inexpensive and i; never faile to do the work. f ee ee ————— — a —_ a ne ee ee ee AN et a a —_ -_—_ a OLIVE AT TENTH Important Special ‘Sale in the Second Floor Shop Tomorrow (Friday) Fe alues from $55 to $79.50 /- 495° in Taffeta and Georgette Dresses : a A a A a tittle la ln ile a nig eat ce A group of 100 Georgette and Taffeta Dresses— newest models, boutfanted hip effects—also tunic types. The Supreme Value-Gring Event of the Season Sa LT LD “She JIne' Tube How Firestone is Able to Produce the Finest Lami- nated Inner Tube and Still Hold to a Moderate Price eee tee Firestone Man Power: Firestone has gathered togeth- er a remarkable body of workers—17,000 strong many of @hem stockholders in the Company. Men hnancially interested in the success of their product do better work. Firestone Buying Power: [Virestone has established purchasing headquarters at Singapore in the Straits Settlement, where 85% of the world’s rubber is pro- duced. Thus Firestone gets first choice of the raw ifanestone, Ao) yy HHI ing | STVEE:Universal io HISIZE_ 34 ** MADE IN USA. . 7 product at quantity pnces> And this saving is turned back to car owners. Firestone Selling Power: Firestone's immense pro- duction requires a widespread distribution system. Sixty-five branches and 46,000 dealers throughout the l'nited States selling Firestone Tubes assure a fast- moving product which means fresh stock at all. times most miles per dollar in tubes as well as tires. -~ » 191% amounted te $193,723.71, i CS El Ae a . ~~ OE eye oe . ae —~ « - Weer we ON RET OR Sa OW ER I Ke eT Se wae be te a Re ee C6t mete ow m adie — _ , mcenmenene eh aide ne ee. gee | Sense kylie tenet SER rea ie one a : & } ‘ * * : ¢ ¥

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THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1920. TORKSH ENIO'S FOB E| DE AF? | Ge + th rough Ts | a “ — REGEN TREATY AS. "ina, Costs, four pockets, 1.50 What Wowd You Give coon cette Hi N \—aw \ \ eee rs Blue S Bz to Hear Clearly? , Gun csr epoca 1242 SOUTH BROADWAY - 518 FRANKUN AVE . .. = Neotn eedies TH WARRANT’ + Men's Blue Serge Suits 15.00 \ =, hee Men's 20¢ Cotton Sox Ww én — ie. | omect fame. = EAM ee a ~ ‘HFA ould you give five min t ae” oe on WISCONSIN CR ERY a - , Table Men's $3 Khaki Pants utes of your time to us, to peeseecee th is “J U : Announces the 4 men Men's Blue Chambray Shirts. pene 55c demonstrate that we can an 50. 3 1 to Be Use Presentation Ceremony Sol- Boys’ Gassimere Suits _.__..__5.00 | make you hear both far and ae OPENING 8.45 ‘SELTEX las a e Hundreds of th: Boys’ Blue Serge Suits = ? | Either, eyegiasses or apecta- I emn as Document Is Men's Blue Serge wae ed "4.45 near | 3 cles: Fp area deep “$s of its New Store at = | Brdolone 7 Tablets | niscus lenses, ars Menis ae a | $m the five ve Free demonstration by our Handed to Trembling Men's Balbricgcan Shirts and Drawers t5c . epecial. 4 actin 4 ‘ : Men’s 7T5c¢ oe _Feer-to- Hand Ties. Ge experts of the wonderful lit- pa, snrEce ARTHUR W. r_ cUQUEr, ' 518 = kil A g _ gase vag ever bee | Chief of Delegation. TESTES Rae BT | amen ranklin Ave, 99 bi. icion" —\ Men's + gees de Chine Shirts | 43 THE PORT 0 PHONE Goldman 8 Connet | Saturda Ma 15 4 Rested trom s* , OUBLE NOW BEGINS, sen $00 Panama Hats ee: A new e! isd Sviieiaas ‘eweiry @ Optical Co y> y a 4 taBeld, "sie: Te - en's e ao ?. 4 le Fie@c _Lric ] de- re “ sé we | EXPERT SAYS Sows and Bore’ 1-25 Caos hi See, wha tou hee ae ge Watch Tomorrow's Post-Dispatch for Wonden | | 4,:.tne Tob! Sale of Over 1000 Pairs BRITISH DOUBLE EAGLE STAMPS Ma ; mia 8 ns nn ful Opening Bargains-ee ee = but eur SI gents. ™ : rt palpitation : ted feeling. ! Five Ottomans, Sitting at ; eqait increased. e Table as “The ¢ A. S. Aloe Company “Ancien - Health Formal” | TD ggain and one Oxfords and P ee 1 e- eea nl be vb ¢ SSOLIVESTREET © |) ce at Pe = Office of Tax Collector----City i a Patent Leather—Black Kid Turkey Prolonged War. _*.”. et you ___I wish to call the attention of STATE INCOME =A" ” —Tan Calf ADVERTISEMENT. = =—S5 | ‘talng Bulgarian B "Tos Yat TAXPAYERS to the fact that the bills for 199) "Tt is the one saf im - obesity medicine. By LINCOLN EYRE, NEW | HAIR AFTER BALDRESS FIOAT A FORD — on a r today From cae jnow due and in hands of Collector for payment. | tee of entire satis! Staff Correspondent of the. Post-Dis- are losing ha Regular $6 and 7 Values ch and New York World. re bal ? ) ery package. gular $ $ comrigh!. Isa". by Prose Pubiiating co | MOTAEMO. conssinine renuine beer oil SHOCK ABSORBERS “: arian Blood Tsa” information will be furnished on request, if accompa *" — The Sultan's sovereignty. he ob- ; is notseless. Cream ilt ly diti tha ight ) Mie Kites Pevuhwations allies only on condition that rig A Simmons Spring is al- and justice shall prevail in the do- intone wader be owes. /The eeu ways resilient and restful— jane gen von ae de with one mounth tn which to state their neve;©r sags or humps. ing-your immons Swit : an eye to their appearance in views on the treaty in writing con- luded the brief addr , . Merticks " SewGh Pasha, chaking with palsy, | » That is why people sleep the room, you will see that Maitea irk O90, 196, $2.98 arose and in low tonessaid in French so much better in a Sim- Simmons has for the first Listerine that he and his associates would de- . . 196, 39e, 756 EE | iwerate upon the project thus sub- mons Bed and Springthanin time established beautiful and er mitted to them and make known , a wooden bed or ordinary authoritative design in Metal their opinions in the manner pro- |posed. The fi = $1.00 Kotaike Hair po e five Turks all of whom metal bed. Beds. cee jlooked and dressed like French men | c. N. Disinfectant |or Italians. then bowed and with- -* . . . drew. The whole business lasted | a le ae Sleeptis a‘big subject/ Write us for the brochure, “What ‘ike its predecessor of Versailles. an | Leading Medscal Journals and Health Magazines Say about international Pandora's box, it con- | |tetersetions! Pandora's bes. 2 con- | | Separate Beds and Sound Sleep.’’ Free of charge. |@ccurate, no noteworthy surprises. | 'Its territorial clauses specify those modifications of the frontiers long SIM os ( P A N \ Since foreseen. Siemnens Company, 1929 Must Accept Wilson's Decision. ELIZABETH ATLANTA KENOSHA SAN FRANCISCO MONTREAL In the case of the limitation of her border with the A c. r e Armenian republic (Executive Offices: Kenosha, Wis.) Turkey must agree to accept Presi- dent Wilson's decisions as to whether | Abilena or Plate » Water, she loses the vilayets of Trebisond. | - large bettic. TR d3c Erzerum, Van and Bitlis to Armenia. The gs REVERE” — is to happen if the President N 1962 ° T | P ° refuses to arbitrate the task offered 0. —tn iwin fa MYsctewteers Sacctatehaan J to him by the Sunreme Counctt wt s Sewer grt Nay go is not stated. Made of Simmons Seamless Square and Rec- nuance of Ottoman sover- tangular [ubing throughout. Artistic inlay ee ——— —_—— Centine % mued om Next Page. effects. Easy running casters. > . e j aren Your choice of Double Width and Twin Pair — a ay —and especiaily pleasing m Twin Pair. | Re | "| | ' Has the Simmons Patented Pressed Stcel | il | Noiseless Corner Locks. Enameled in Ivory,the Decorative Colors. and Mahogany, Oak and Circassian Walnut effects. 4 “= "| ONS BEDS — $1.25 nino 15 Built for Sleep : a ae Julier’s Checelete Sa Jas Te Ll peund.. (ream Tertar. % th. Sec. i peend > Gani Racers Powbeon, . % Th. S5c. 1 pound ' . Special for Friday VTTTETT UTED EEL UU Hd capac Ft

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q ez ore ne ee ee ee ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1920. - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , Se, orn ENT ts ) “ADVERTISEMENT : BUS) V 19 LIQUOR, 10 DRUG PATIENTS Prevents — iW ¥ ee NOW IN THE CITY HOSPITAL | So | CANDIES porcezee= = Weight—th e next time : PD of t a» soo of cases | | ‘ @ is tedies Wen 1 FRIDAY SPECIAL |\cc'ticcnctee tna “aree’caacuce| {if | ‘ — you buy calomel RTED reaching the city hospital! in the las* : : pholone Tablets Is the Treat. eo (= | to Be Used. Proven ask for | CHOCOLATES bw 19 occupants this morning while : and Sure. Including Our Delicious | the ward for women drug users has | > | ;not had fewer than 10 patients at. | ) Hundreds of thousands of tubes of | Chocolate | any time for the last few days. | : “avbolone Tablets have been marketed : Maraschino Cherries | Dr. H. C. Brashear, in charge of dp the past five vears and not a single the alcoholic cases, states that the j has ever been reported of their the patients are chiefly men who have i EP; , Wesing deleterious in anv wav. On the Cc pound. ' had the drink habit for many years > f Z trary. ny are rateful a , ‘and now resort to hair tonic, and, in "s : he w ry, many - nd write a C S | some cases, to drinks with an admix- | 4 we. — imilar to this one, which . ged from Mra. Lila Richards, BAKERY SPECIAL |)" ¢i ‘upset scctr nave vcen |) ee PN be i considered unusual at any one time, TT - i" rh om ~) HE chaste beauty of fine silverware has ever held a “Pittsfield, Maine. | | Dear Sir: Two vears ago I tried AN pen days of open saloons | : MAPLE PEC PEEhC. at ebeen are ad-|. 1 i oe . charm for all. And now even all the fabled mines of ' dicts in the hospital formerly aver- Ipi ti . d re” , é‘ ; . . | ied feeling, Recently "my weight [aged two daily. The daily average of ny Golconda could not begin to satisfy the world’s demand for os creased. 6 ‘ ,tr i 8 ree days has been 7, | ‘ i : Weiin and one box reduced me from Phe purified and refined 10, | this precious metal. New home-makers want silverplate of a ds to 182 pounds, and I fee! calomel tablets that | yay : . Ippimoch better. T shall continue until = . ‘ 7 years 0 At e age 0 4H e f aga . Friday Morning Friday Morning | | went into the cigar business with his more than seventy years. Exceptional durability makes its one Tablets. It not only re- i me, but cured mv headache and brother, James, who died in 1915. The funeral will be Saturday beauty permanent; an unqualified guarantee makes your morning at the New Cathedral, with burial in Calvary Cemeteg = investment safe. The matching of patterns is a particular TURKISH ENVOYS zs) advantage of this brand of silverware. RECEIVE TREATY AS : DEATH WARRANT aeite Leading dealers have 1847 Rogers Bros. Silverplate on display, or can fi fe . | he Ri est | : | et xi get it for you. Many patterns make selection easy. See them today. | at chee Meanie ee Make a note in your Wedding Gifts Book to make your selection early. | eignty over Constantinople is made'| ,; contingent, under political clauses, . x, Ht ; . - a : ; . | : sits aa ; . ; immons | = pt): ° © sit upon Turkey's integral execution of seis8 533: 7 “FT ww! ’ | fA WM. ROGERS & SON iZing in . ae the treaty, “particularly as concerns sb 92° 32 ME $i ! 7 . For all who went ware of lighter weight than ee hi the protection of minorities." The ¥ % “Mi 1847 Rogers Bros. brand. there is no better ] -— 9 le 9 . ete | )) ? t that marked “Wm. R ~ S eeper | Hi) |freedom of navigation in the Dar- 3 eek =e f It is made and guaranteed by the International - i || danelles. the Sea of Marmora and os, ; 4 Silver Company and sold at a moderste price. e ot er, 4 i tf | the Bosphorus will be assured by the Ente: Rststtis ' : A eee ™ ; ‘The Best at the Price’’ ld and Pith , ° ‘ereation of a commission on which 4 .- Es | rer vu xX 94 ‘ “ g an Ever Attempted in St. Louis | ereatton, of a gcommanion on wnich, MM Bee | QOS ay >) AE Vi : |. 4 p * e - /the arrangement, and Russia, if shes 33 ye \ a ta iy as » : = > ; Se tee g". eds and a he 7 - Britain, France, Italy and Japan. > vt as a : 1) rts Greece, Rumania and Bulgaria he most | ¥ ( T will be represented by one vote each . 7” hil |Nothing is said in the summary of lipment | | ‘| the allied decision in San Remo to i‘. . « let the British navy do the police — . ° ’ poils i in the a Finer Silks Greater [ ariety Lower Price ‘| work in the Straits, which virtually *rchants r a i . ° ’ gives Britain control of these waters | Kurdistan’s eventual autonomy wil! i be drawn up by a Franco-Ang)lo-Ita!l- a | Practically our entire stock going into ‘ian commisgion which will be in- y beau- > | 1 ; ? . . : | , structed to safeguard the rights of ] | WE this sale at the lowest price seen in i] the Aesyro-Chaldeans and _ other ed > i 2 . ,—=, o “iethical or religious minorities in = mi) St. Louis for.vears on high quality silks. | | Kurd territory. | rass-— t | Must Agree to Mandate. h h a Turkey must acquiesce in the al ig er H F P MM lies’ distribution of mandates for - { | ormer Prices, Syria, Mesopotamia and Palestine r , ; 3 A ‘;and recognize the independenec of | | i - _ an the Kingdom of the Hedjaz,. whuse iy! The beauty of the select- . | $1 ] $ ] 2 50) $ 14 ~ s me $ 16.50 $1 / and $ ] . King in return guarantees to Mussu! Hi Louvain Pattern ds with ee Wil A®s ° ’ ’ —e ? mans the privilege of free access to | in Spoon and Cof- . - | ) ‘their holy cities, Mecca and Medina | fee Set — © - | = , - ene ie > ani , ‘. wer EF t strong appea ‘ance in ; FE very One AN Ow Pric ed al To sritish protectorates over Egy} | g App that ee in ’ ‘ the Sudan and the British annexation ec ee ii ‘of Cyprus must be agreed to by “ha > v4 ne fi t ; mei )i\ || Turks, as well as the French protec- _| torates over Morocco and Tunis. ° ¥ i ( = Tre ‘vep (“*hines, in xlain colors $12.00 to $14.00 clauses, framed for previous treaties Heavy ri h repe de jare reproduced, the French text J 00 |treaty, save that Turkish fiscal mat- formerly priced $14.00 to $18. It iY | | @ions commission, «s in the case of Handsome satin stripe Jersey Silks, | Wit iit $14.00 to $18.00 ld \qunity to stop German, Austrian and Save as regards Article I, which is white. formerlv $12.00 to $16.00 the Leag 'e of Nations covenant. and | e Articie XII, in which the labor 1847 ROGER s ; = i ; butais and baby broad Silks, Wiihild alone is official. The English text. ca yr ait worst $11.00 to $16.00 i Hi} has equal value for Articles I and 1 Kohbie Cre = — 3a | @ This annual occasion is always hailed with delight by lovers of fine sil- Fine Shantungs and natural Koabie pes, formerly priced HWY | ee 0 ila Ma cell nnn - ec: ver before. | WT mahi ‘erware. Our preparations this year are on a bigger scale than ever ¢ $10.00 to $12.50 Hil Q alit C | | Both in the iacedauee section, on the main floor and in the Olive street win- ny uall y ounts dows. are elaborate displays that will give you a splendid idea of the beauty of the Heraldic, Old Colony and Louvain Patterns. . . , + th | No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders at This Price * ~ | TBE im Cleaning and Dyeing as , i | in everything else. If you Roger’s Bros. have sent their representative, Miss Mitchell, from their fac- Hi} ee torv at Meriden, Conn., who will be here all week to tell many interesting HHH = nage wiitapan moet lit facts regarding 1847 Silverware and to assist In the selection of any Silver- Ait erate price, phone the ob . . ) Ai id ware you may desire to purchase. mate Pious’ Welt ie a pera tiiar i | FAMOUS-BARR CO 4229W Easton Av Largest Distributors of Merchandise at Retail in Missouri or the Weat. Lindell 5678 Delmar 700 LLL LLL LL OOO ——-

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‘ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Fo Se eR RENEE I I ee a we > g* *“- "et 8 «eee « «& © & a ee Post-Dispatch “WANT” ADS are. the quick method of wetting desirable _ —_—_ ——_ ——-——_ + - ~_ -_ ee eee ee ———_—— Surpassing All Former Values in This Tremendous Sale Sample Hats | Due to a Special Underprice Pur- ‘chase We Offer $10, $15 and $20 Values Friday, at ‘s Absolutely the best values offered this season— styles for matron or miss—dressy or tailored—trans- parent horsehair, maline, Georgette, taffeta, soft straws, organdies. See Dozens of These Wonderful Values in Our Windows Sale Starts Promptly g A. M. Friday A Real Sensational Shoe Sale We Are Sacrificing TIES, PUMPS and OXFORDS to » Make Room for Incoming White Shoes mr) One Tan Calf 4 Eyelet Ties, Eyelet Ti Byelet Ties, Black Kid Two- Patent Leather Brown Kid \ No Deliveries Bet. Locust & St. Charles ~ | City News in brief | “POLICE ITEMS || ee -_ AT THE WOME OF JOUN MBAD. 2219 | Indiana avenue. in the absence of the family terd hurgiars stole $150 {mn fewelry and Ht ww A sneak thief robbed three guests at the Howard Hotel. lv North Fi ifteent® | street. takine clothing va lined at night before a sneak th ief at the ho tel robbed two guests The ti lef used the flre escape for reaching the rooms aT. ARM SOUNDED FROM | | "Pre | AR Pr vind x Tire and Rubber Co. plant at. I (i000 ear T 144 arth Broadwa: 5 a. m. tolay caused | a Wagon load of policemen to go toere froin the ‘Carr street station policeman on the beat in front of the bulld- ing lie said he had tried the door and shook it sv rd that he set off the burglar alarm POLICEMEN AT 4A. M. TODAY SAW ck the rear of the Allan- | U in hoont. ‘al Lo 17% Morgan etreer policemen entered the alliev the truck wae driven west and «ot was found that an at te enter the hemica | where alcoho! is storec mpanv'’s Warehouse, THE REV. OWE N R “LOVEJOY. ident of the National | ( Confereat e 0° Work, general (*hild Labor Gecnmittes Krecutive ‘ommi Friends o S-hoo! ! rriends y Irish ry reedom, Alo ria’ Ai Lavejo. as a re: “of : Protestant Friends of It ‘ni, haa been {o ur- ing the Western states chaic ena at tthe THE ANNUAT, NOTA LLA PIvvre of the Real -Fstate Exchange will be held this evenin e at 6:20 o'clock at Hotel Jefferson. William Marion Reedy wtl! be toastmaste: The ret {rin T 4 president John Hamilton Far- 1: the new president. Joseph W. Watnauer: : Donnell and Raymond F MeNaliv ‘ L.. Simpson of the Kansas Cite Real Estate Roara wt)! tell about prapa- rations for the convention to be held there J } une 4 to a MR AND MRS. JOSEPN F. GUIGNON of 02) Cote Brilliante avennve celebrated thelr golden —weddine anniversary vesterday by attendine a e®necial mass at the Blessed Sacrament Church. followed bv ea breakfast wiven to 40 relativ es. A reception was held last evenine at their home, attended by about | om) relatives and frt en: ie MISS MARGUERITE JAKO OF 2804 CASS avenue and Ravmond liaemeria of 25623 Benton street failed to wet a marriage license veaterdav in Bast St. Lonis because of their vouthful appearance. Miss Jako said she | was 19 years old and Haemerle gave his age as 21 —— RUDOLPH L. MUELLER OF 2)07A ANN | avenue, proprietor with -his brother of the Mueller Bros. Drue store, at 5528 Virginie avenue. died yesterday morning following ses long ilnese« He had been in business 21) |vears and was a graduate of the St. Louis ‘father. © M Muel er of Colillins\ lle, and — ee ee Ce ie ee - | | College of Pharma: v. elase of 1896. Tie is survived hs is wife, Alt e. rows Mueller: hie brothers and sisters HONOR SYSTEM Is ABOLISHED ‘Faculty to Watch Nasenweieheel U. Students During Examinations. ' By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, May 13.—Abolition of | ‘the honor system among the stu- | ‘dents of Northwestern University | Was announced by the faculty yes-— terday. Dean Rov C. Flickinger of | the College of l.iberal Fine Arts'6& statedthat one of the reasons for the suspension of the system was that avayv i? | pt had heen made to} secretary of the Nai ional | Pr ol testfant found the | Cash-and-Carry Prices for Thursday, Frigay and Sat MT. AUBURN MARKET 4—BIG MARKETS—4 _ Weliston Central —Central— —. — Store— — West — 1407 N. Charge Accounts Invited a New Hosiery Specials | 6128 5313 Easton Easton . Grand The items we list below are not sensational, not to think you are buying cheap goods cheap. Cheap goods are never cheap—erx pensive at any price. We liat these TOMORROW. AND SATURDAY Very Special Purchase and Sale | iia fate at i ice Sea Presenting to Brandt's Patrons a buying-opportunity EXTRA- ORDIN ing Eastern maker, favored by fashionable women. STYLES Including new French Louis or Cuban heels. Ties-— tongue and tie effects—dash- ing Tongue Pumps—latest Ox- fords, ete. Leather or covered efforta on the way. Ask any of our patrons, city or they trade at the nearest Mt. Auburn Market, and follow %) road to economy., ARY! Practically every wanted slyle—from a lead- See special widow! disnians Prices in Effect Until 9:00 P. M. § Ars | FRESH YOUNG VEAL Per lb Seon? Se —o- “3 “ig Values to *14 [exer [eet] ao In 2 Groups—Choice |' | Chuck Roast !,, 1c | SHOULDER BEEF toa meat CHUCK—prime cut; Ib 13¢ PRIME RIBS OF BEEF, Ib... Select from brown suede black and brown satin, patents, | Fresh California Pork Shoulders, 20c th. Fresh Neck Bones, lb, § shoe-soap kid, black — and | Wieners ib 2 ae calf, ete. In welts and turns. | Frankfurters, ib. . 18c PORK CHOPS een All choice cyts; delicately cured and ready for preparing; fine for slicing or bolled with enbe bage; next 3 days only at, Ib..... / | a Important: 3 Kettle- ee Y) This is a QUALITY sale more y Rendered a ae te ee so than one of quantity—there- | - election is advi | STRAWBERRIES |7"=° “- fore early selection is advisable. 19 equally desirable styles—the : la « ™ ; . - H is majority priced at $8.45. , § SPINACH Bomesrown: crisp Brandt's careful fitting service aa TE RADISHES "22" rea will be maintained. fresh LEMONS faiizornts. 20c | CABBAGE --: per dozen. 7 St. Charles St. ‘9 $2.00 Eagle Stamps with pound MT. AUBURN Sore $5.00 Eagle Stamps with pound Avoca Baking Powder, : Kippered Herring, small can, special value, 754 Kippered Herring, large can, specially priced, 18 BLACK SHINOLA POLISH fr,2 “<< Can, 7 ’2¢ ~~ woe $2.00 Eagle Stamps with pound Fos, BLACK PEPPER, 30c ground and $ g. $ g* LEATHERS —_— Ground Meatisx'-::'r=-:"" "73, Plate Meatisst.‘in~% ey the students had failed to live up to, the confidence placed in them, and | that cheating during examinations : had increased under the honor. ‘scheme. Hereafter some member of . the faculty will be present while stu- | dents are tenting ete ini ON US. SOLDIER STRIKEBREAKER 1 Drives Heavy Bus in Paris, and Is —_—_— -—- — — a SS Not Molested, Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch = PARIS, May 13.-——An American | soldier wearing his uniform yester- day was seen driving a heav yauto- | surprised the many Parisians riding | in the vehicle. The American driver passed many strikers on his route, but was not | | molested. — Specials Friday & Saturday Fird: quality high-grade wood shafts. with selected iron and wood heads As. forted lengths and weisats Iren Clubs, 2.905 Wood Clubs £3.50 Beginners’ Special cluding the five i mportant club Brassie Mid- see and Mashie, al) $14.95 We Carry at All Times Full Lines of ATHLETIC SUPPLIES Baseball, Tennis, Golf, Etc. Wholesale and Retail a 417 N. BROADWAY Retween Lecust and St, Charlies | mobile bus with a sureness which | ! The makers of Lux announce a new form of soap for the es family washing As wonderful for plain laundering as Lux is for all fine fabrics B. Different from anything you have ever used before NEW form of soap! The Rinso granules, dissolved first in a Different from anything little water, stir up inte a soapy, bubbly you have ever used be- tubful. You leave the clothesin over night. or for three hours in the morning. ‘SP 4 Pe fore! Not a cake soap! Not And Rinso has done the work—it has a chip soap! Not a /Joosened all the dirt just by soaking. You simply souse the clothes up and down, and B Pe = rub a few badly soiled spots, cuff edges, etc., ut a new high-grade soap product lightly between your hands in the wonder- an fine &r anules. ful Rinso suds. Then rinse well—and the Its ingredients are of finer quality than whole tubful is sweet and spotless! have ever been used before for the family washing. ‘‘washing powder”’! You need never boil your clothes, except occasionally, if you want to sterilize. It is so mild, your nicest sheets and tablecloths soak as safely with it as in water alone. It is so rich in cleansing value, it loosens Try the new way of soaking your all the dirt while the clothes soak—with- Clotues clean—this very week. Get Rinso out boiling—without any hard rubbing. "°™ your grocer. One 8c package will do your whole weck’s washing. Lever Bros. Rinso brings a new way of washing! Co., Cambridge, Mass. (Makers of Lux.) \ Don’t have even one more of the old back-breaking washdays. _ = 5 - * Bee te cae ee We tn se 4 —s ’ rd , . . ? 7 ar Fis e4e 2 § li t ai iS ai as Sil ; mS my, oot Se Pa er 4 ae pest 2 2 rss Absolutely This wonderfu have a limited shown.) . wonderful . an wherein we number ever ey Pe orth coneidsé an we al sp e call ion, to the | set | qe: Cooking We place on spec gondertul BRAS! Bomething new that can never ta gale at guch ° worth cons for It. cee 2-is wale-—it wil! pay | joldman | ’ : | vy Ther | : er 40, 4 For Sale Thos. M 3958 A. H: GRE

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‘ et hd) — a y—— 7 7 -_ e e Vo oe = - ad . " : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1920. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | 1 * : ——— . rare ee - eg a ae ee —_- — - — — 7 =— a enn LDMAN BROS.’ Great DINNER SET OFFER SS Maes sts Pigs Vor Jong of eh pen prom = | 8 RINGI IELD, Il, May 13.—— ‘section of’ the suffrage article ap- Five years trial of a.plan for holding | proved toda’ hy the constitutional . | /ail final elections in Jilindis .on one! convention in session here ‘Sp O c o i. ue€ 3 = UTES URGED AS n Me mn 2 | | . | nit | | Present Railroad Jam Em mained the same. 14,-pound pac kage, 20c¢; 14-pound package, 40c. lutely With Ev aes 000 fete Beene encesseese sabe bhhi ti 1 1} lee it | i phasizes | ack of Water fe E | P I F h Abso Free ery Purchase of 7 a France and o ligh-eor . . SCRCiGs now creation ia Bice Bird pe ee oe Over, Either on Cash or Credit Purchases Hi | Devel | PORK ROAST | ther high grade makes taken from# Sep elimited number; get one absclutely free while ther eer i Sate at eae to any tate. We ways Veveiopment. | our regular lines, " —a man Bros ive, near Elevento. | . Loin or Rib; , - Algo a nr THIS 20-PI ECE ALUMINUM COOKING OUTFIT | By the Associated Press the high quality .30c Every Patent Leather and Brown and at culy a eTe ' - - ° ~ l LO a , . ican.) By means of | WASHINGTON, May 13 ‘Except sells: ohn alway os ; fresh. Black Kid ~ Eapcersel . © ‘ue ‘in southern territory. where the : - ; e% ; Be. ae ee eS great fumber of southbound movement was declared | WE ee sed ) ‘elter” the norinal, reports today fr@m the big | HAVE The cereals that wou buy. are the’ > ; ' i? | ‘ iFirii ‘enters snow that “a i] - ' rasp i. fresh? They : / eine A » | onan trial cen e! howe d nat rali a) the 1 P —with lLotis X\ heel rl i. ever areembied ,road companies were trying to dig) > menage Pees = — if@eis——in all sizes ad ‘ow ; eve m considerably | themselves out from under an accu | 7 4 Pe Ite widths : Also a number of other stvies to py — nt eedal mulation of freight that was piling | cranulated: a pi — . : we choose from. a ’ 4 tion to the large up alt all gatewWwavs aS fast as it was) ) “iid ’ ¥ 23 iu} a ponene 206 . Bye ‘being hauled away. 6F , — $12.00 Values— $ 40 me i “is «ihe a, a Representatives of the American Specially Priced e 6 — oi ; Ribs, a useful—noth- Railroad Association's car service — - » Ib, et ||| { cheap gna . oe” committee reiterated that a slight \ wonderful hit . °?T P “7 ade our oO u w rrain: . - Brisket. Ib, .. ae " ure | improvement was noted over condi- cooks up beautifully: roe bor A aN oars 10 BARS... .79¢ Patent Leather and Kid Pumps me. | one tb, airy _—* 1 | tions prévailing a week ago, al- -oe , % Boune: ; bie. it CREAM OIL, 3 BAKS 25c "9 5, Sc ook this wonder. | though the big congestion continued pound : Cc PALMOLIVE. 8 BARS 25e With Louis XV Heels, and Mi opportunttr the ce of a itfetime sr L SALE ' Ziwith no indication as to how soon} : . —Just hecause these articles are in «mall type, don’t think they're ( ditions mi ] ret bac! Te . Ma! . ." he : complaints continued to reach all | Sunraid Raisins.......19¢; large, 25c | Minute lepless, ccc: 10¢ , : 5 [Seoverament Bureaus from shippers | Crisco. _ 1-Ib. can, atc; 1%-Ib. can, 46c Everyday Mlik, tall can. 12¢ pa fame ¢ a } who declared that unless they got Food King Pumpkin lar e can 7 t c hin Menlo Guue ot oon Ty iy quis k relief their plants would bee : g Ke eee C og adin aple Syrup, qt. can... .64¢ ot yf é forced to close Ht , - ‘The railroads put extra shop forces | { v as ( af oo wink tonenait cas ant wees if KOHN KWALITY KOUNTS 7 at] Pd sti ' , ’ jrequests went to shippers to speed . > ; : BOYLE AND MARYLAND +> 75 W gt ; pt up loading, so that empty cars could } DELMAR AND A¢ ADEMY RASTON A RD HODIAMONT ashin on be sent on passenger schedule time DELMAR AND LAUREL FASTON AND CLARA Avenue value, 7'\.cR ‘ y priced, 15¢ $49 “Can, 7¥2C 8 9 Bret ts pr issoid Bev" to congested points Development of inland waterways 'affords the only final solution of thea ‘present railroad traffic jam, Repre- | 13 Not the cheap, under-sized kind advertised ee ee nna different A Bea eve f day—most wonderful ice saver on the | Sentative Small, Democrat, North | [PPER, 30cH TICES suzpeee Bee over ginced | Stil see men aes 9 47 i Whole Rooms }Carolina, president of the National | : ior} Sp considerably mem than we ask our hoon tiful line It iceman to Suit. Rivers and Harbors Congress, de@- | : che By Hd posta.) See it on special ert On Specta! oe today ~ the House. He =) . ZS 7 ey = = Mian — —— ) criticized what he characterized | =—— — ——S = ——* : — = == — P3 rty — | You LIVE i**‘meager appropriations” bys} Con- - SSS . ONS = — -_—— = —$—=— =i Sa ey } ‘ ed OUT OF ST. ‘gress for improvement or rivers and 7 ———— | es = —— f SS a, SN ie = | if re consider 0, LOUIS PAY US |said the lack of a continuous, com- aaa ————— = ¢ = ———— : —— Ssh are OY Oe, a “S S/o aa ) : if you vaid or Cash. No 235.000 Cars Tied Up. Wipe La i = SSS —p— —— one that pleases and satisties. | " at the toilet counter of any up-to-date| forced t head | bh heating plant. drug or department store. This wonder- a an by the recent rat!- a : , Se Pevined dincstenlenden-gist nad | road estrike, not yet ended, according La | I . : rh, dr ousa crimine L i S Mac i 5 seizes, women throughout ‘the country and te| ; 1018 Cass AV. i strike epresentatives of the Train- y CUTTING OILS (ie isa ir ie hen a | sig ; estimates, although they stated that Bae ST. LOUIS, MO I the Green Riser Bh eye hy heer re s ster ean non | 24, a es members who went on | a Oe 5 M 2551: ae 3973 and fue Rivcer cap ‘ ) a | d = | Strike were dismissed. Many of these | Seces Sa, ain ; tral vf wore ‘ é 7 d have gone back, but the number in| a guarantee of quality and : | “drri nt ence o not said to be far below normal. Raji!- ~ | tant, road men say the forces were inade- Vv oe oe For sale wherever soft drinks _ cause skin infections. pe rho a stape Of the, walkout ane mee | : 2. are sold in bottles a er wages offered by in s : , } trial plants took , po ¥ | E. F. HOUGHTON & CO Pp s took away thousands, | ~ | ‘ 418 North Third Street, St. Louis, Mo. ee in Chicago Are Reported Improving. Lig Pe SRE Le. By the Associated Press. . Dr CHICAGO, May 13.—Although We are he. t a the ipl Bo and “yo | : ‘numerous manufacturing plants in ; Purnace. e ve them op ex on in our th h | , 9 1Sha Ba and | e northwest and middliewest have) + rooms. A list of satisfied users is at your pms ve, | been forced to cut down their work. | 7 . ° ing forces recentiy because of a ot H- Gruendler Hardware Co. Shampoo with one | srocisce of cars for shivping or. Both Phones 1018-20 Cass Av. ders, managers of the _ railroads | bv gahe | SoM east ou Juticura centering here declared today that | * wi oR I theme traffic conditions are im- | | Catiouse Gene — pro ng dally. . °°

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ST.LOLIS 5-513! PATCH _ THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1920 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH reser ee JEST — ¥ above. the. for ‘legislation would in my judgment Y = TTA BLS Teale y ry — = a | | ime which ¢ Odds and Ends and Salesmen’s Samp s ze esi awn A alhgr | lust ration of the te ndency to which| measures to meet unusual chen ot ate decided os ph a Morne cma ot — Lindell tion statistics ann “ } . ' T “emit such expedients o'weto message 7 © i repr ons . T PP TY =i F invite attention.’ lons. o permits : : oe nt occurr! DON | MISS His Oo ORTUNI ‘clude Parsons, Kan., 16,02 8, increase In considering ‘bills containing the serve as precedents or accepted rules a! ommittee. SS “orarevaed left-ha With exception of a few mars 3°65, or 28.6 per cent. | —— , | : or soratches, all goods are | Camden, N. J., 116.309, increase eer Py: ¢ at that corner. perfect. Don't miss — - 91771. or 22.0 per cent. | | a 4urne was portunity, Huy mow for Ttu- Concord. N. H., 22,167, increase Sok and aince | | . —_- . . nen. have been |! ture needs. a f ee sin the new order. Lot Black Walrus Grain Oxford 670. or 3.1 per cent. “ic | Wittiant Schwartz, 0 avenue, driving swenus,, made a ieft Bage: reguiar $5 and $6 $3. 75 eli boulevard, | gpecial... : us Grain Leathe: wxford . , G | hy | wulart $10 $7.5 Under Congressional Co Base vooterart ——e —_— a Lot, Dupont Oxfor d Bass; $5.95 | | Objects to Section Putting and rare Oo ee Extraordinary Sale of ri ine Milliner y rat of Wont SE nine chotcer . Ly Fib Suit Caees: . f va nt st $50 and tha - Me r, 3 $3 | cations creature on Yacht Tan » maut $25. Schwar holoe . as We | : Lot: Fiber suit Cases: : ge ey es ae pagnica : ’ ‘ie chored at foot of Olive 4 Jame, agreed aa pay eguiar $7 $5.00 # oar sai | Monster is 45 feet } " not arréste ~~ eo "notes . WASHINGTON, May 13.—Presi- ane q 1 —_—— nad er A ee rom. ighe 4 “ 30,000 pounds when ture | $4,127,000 to Lor Fiber Suit Cases » regular Ske; $8.50 dent Wilson today vetoed the legis- | ’ after 39-hour battle—it is not “NEW YORK, Me: choice .. ‘ Lot Genuine Leather - “ lative, executive and judicial bill. ¢ bmitted to Ms ase regul “~~ - ; 72 ’ m “: +7 phy "Ss" 0: $15.00 a V¥ Leal The President said he returned the = = whale nor a shark and s¢ | | t atid Snow Re at “., ontinae Cunt i bill because of the section ptbtting ad a baffled. + > recommended t) 9 =~, , : ra wnt be granted a Bags; regula $32.50 tinder congressional control all Gov-, ou $405 ; ehoic 2 : “Marveious and w.ihot ; equipment : “ : ernment publications greatest wonder of the age,’ ' ' now Ric SALE OW LADIES’ SILK HAND RAGS } ae IS the thousands of e& Pression’ “ me 2 The system wo. aes S85e5 a6 2 La reer SEE THEM BEFORE YOU BLY This section, the President said, Trimmed Hats— on the palatial Yacht Tamiami ip sammittee contempls is housed the monster my P. C. MURPHY TRUNK Co. | for that eczema would give Congress a “censorship” T H . _ Sy ! bs teh Se ‘use of motor trucks, | 707 Washington Avenue encroaching on executive functions ransparent ats r / 39-hour battle off the coast ‘loria ; and’ flushing Many a teacher has given this The monater, which is neither | » is recomm } Bill Carries Appropriations. , or shark. . : Banded Hats— com chomana ae’ te in the mow tanks.”" T ——————— eee | | ue ce testeving acronis | This measure carries the annual few days, The Yacht Tamiami ' the satisiaction of seeing the little appropriations for the legislative, ex- | / an days. The Yacht Tamiami, wil hat snow remova . . . . ’ oe ‘ Gy : ’ pec! i! t e We Are Sales Agents for | one $s = clear = aon. a ecutive and judicial branches of the Blocked Hats YY , noted at the foot. ‘of 01 ive treat r $6,500,000 last winte , | reasonaod etime. S e KNOWS from Government, and its reprssace by eee" ' a visit. the Tat alana peal persone c WATERMAN S IDEAL FOUNTAIN PENS a oe In Congress will be necessary. The to- This sale is trulv extraor dinar \. A fortunate Trimme l exhor HS oral 3 A wy the fina) airy ele of | : ’ esinol to injure the tenderest ' , ed tv the hill ie @1 oe Bits : te - . 1 Sears L AND WAHL’S EVERSHARP PENCILS Cn A too teeters ee purchase enables us to offer these wonderful bat Black Hair By mide SDoortustts, to” ces "ina a : a . ~ : . a v were loud in thelr : A. 8. ALOE CoO. - - te 513 Olive St. colored it does not attract undue The ccsident \cok occas is gains at a fourth of their actual value. White, Artistically trimmed for Summer fal Be een eee a ' (#1) ) a every obit Uptewn Branch, 539 SN. Grand Ay. 15.00 attention. liour druggist selis Restme.. ec-acea , ' 4 , ‘ ; : 2k to nowy ( ongress ' P —_ P nai at wort! u to $15. ' , & : io black and all colors. =o sina se ; be great day bis cy nion it hed no autheri'y 4: Special 9 50 Br sty eo, pasies it si “direct” the Gc nt } : . * 4 Capt. Thompson amf, . - live { the Gov- rnment pal basa ' COME E Fe ¢ FRIDA y/ } riday. . * owner of the fish. surmounted tice to perform its duties ina certain SS on ane ultion to ey gb . ‘ ateh WwW ‘ te prescribed mannfier, as he declared over to the S11, hp ES atitation. 1890—SCHMITZ & SHRODER—1920 | had been attempted | s= Children’s Hats Et Mg “4 The section of the bill at which times the Smithsonian Institution the veto was aimed provides that PO hg Pn ge 7 te agg At first the prefemere ae . , : yy tae 7 | reat inatitution thought th no journai, Magazine, periodical] or Yee i il ' ' | hoax, bul béine reassured Gucr . ; 2 . Aa j . . \d * si P other similar Government publica- ' : W h f BI ck and ( olors tigated and later recommen 5 in 0 , | fessor to prepare the mon tion” shall be issued except under “4 a“ } ner ue ' ws " ” Ware. f the! an } ations escribe +\" a . . | ere are Gomme o 1e intere regulations pr scribed by the Cou -. PrN \\ 00. ad + for about the “ayiater’ ous deem mae | gressional Joint Committee on Ptint- . s ‘ . 3 — e P . . . a . of 7 263 ’ Ne 4 ‘ 2 surface. d that it Was Q \ this section which would give th . ma , | by” aomae cainalitane ae CR congressional joint committee on 2A acne Pg TO Re gS et er heaval, which Intured its divi ratus so !t was unable to rety ‘ panne Sewer ” exercise censorship | ea native depths y: ca y over the executive departments is an ‘ ‘ oo ay dS at 1 a Si thi ee . r ‘ abdied it to w stand the mos enor : encroachment on the functions of the ‘ ‘ ‘ \ water oreasire. @ pressure almos ne executive and incompatible with good ) vable to man Ite eves, White’ at very small have no ifdé and wer 1, a government : : ote Ba , ; el . indicating that t& lUveg ) . 4 “lam in entire sympathy with the ' * ; : ae Se a : ao wate o to ame Yas of no ® | , J ° : ; ‘ t37 r ? ; 2 G \& ‘ efforts of the Congress and the dc: J ' ‘ é : ural history, the genus - be ma . Pat . ss hate : ‘ ‘ ' me ky ‘ * krown. and tt is not onl ft ; Only - , , partments to effect economie tr ‘ . - , = e markable zooloeical specimen & . printing and in the use of paper and “Sy ’ ’ ee a OweLt A 9 largest specimen of the Sah tribe BS ; / } ve , in history, ‘ . ; supplies. but | do not believe that Althonweh the largest fish ovpe “ap- ; won't last long such a provision as this should he ! ' , + turéd, aclenti me claim it was onte 9 “ ene prices. Now a I , ‘ts tribe nd if it had. lived te your chance | . . — . t ! it fir) | growth it would have ren . we from $15.00 t “aad h. come law. one-half “ yee as ‘aree ita a “ae a saat Lo ap a rer m4 we oe . Lr re ets: - Aas je? = hs . > of TOOTHACHE’ GUM 22 hen al derte king en! sh ah ee a a be poe , . ~~ | economic business administration o : ‘ : @ = 3: a : a “— Pe the control of public monies along 9 it was mounted by Prof. J. @ wa $25, $30 and $35 lines and we want to clean ee Instantly alk. 0, mesic ‘aig ecoaoTni i¢ of the law in accordance wit! the lo $4.9)5.. er is ‘directed’ to apply that section cally no more room and costs no Middies, Oliver Twists, Tommy Tuckers, Junior Norfolks and ‘opinion’ rendered by the chairman more. French Middies. Broken lines. All fast colors. Ages 2 to 5 only. = the versed ee on hm . . - £ S er. The savi : . ‘“o my mind this opinion mentione: Buy now for all Summer he sax mgs are great ' ix nothing yore or less than a dire-:- It ves you all the advanta “ of . Bovs’ $2.50 Knickers. .$1.65 ma ition to an executive officer in the ful 8172 cabinet range an has performance of executive duties.’ SOR Friday only we feature this bar- Boys’ | The President also cited a resolu 16-inch oven, made the Detroit ewel . = we PAGAL = Ye > »¥ > suih> dae 2 ~ _» ae “he - “at ee ee &* ¢ ne 3 ‘a Rs é oo ‘ter * oe ; . 7 a =. Pe Ins TOT DISPATCH is the only St Louis even , ’ Mr. Wilson also criticized a pend- ee —, ee

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ee as eS ie eC eee ee eee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NEsT.ie's BvERYDay The convenience of always having a peeve of Nestlé’s Every Day Milk on your pantry shelf is one reason why depending on the milkman is old-fashioned. Bottled milk de- liveries are uncertain while Every Day Milk gent occurring in the course! The Mayor was not injured inating ieft-hand turns in traf-' that corner. The rule against! viewi sea” a city machine was damaged ng deep ae $60 and that of Schwartz ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “iN AUTO COLLISION ) “urns was made effective Wry,Cen me and since then traffic po-| acht Tamiami, an. y ae $25. Schwartz accepted a]! ¥ of Olive street. . agreed to pay for repairs and| S Left-Hand Turn at Grand ‘and Liridell. | Kiel Was a passenger last’ Sat 6:15 o'clock in one of two n m= which collided at Grand we awd Lindell boulevard, the, ean have been RT wSting driv- Jn the new order. a mm Schwartz, 748 North Eu sacenue, driving north tn Grand i made a left-hand turn Into , boulevard. ramming a city on sbile in which the Mayor was Wonders” is ex. ésted. is always handy—always pure and rich. The a - rréste: eet long, weighed ; ag eeerendl | 20th Century Way is to use for all milk | 7 u Ss rea captured agate o Wiehe ving | Purposes in e—it j W ay 1é. na re- = not a submitted to Mayor Hylan yes-| and science is -the Snow Removal Commit. | recommended that the depart-/ The system worked out by the! mMonsier tarstery n mm contemplates a generous Jong and witich weighed gaf motor trucks, power-propelled | the ‘aeant ot Fiorlas. ow ana’ fiushing machines. The whale , is recommended also of lch is neithe M I LK ow tanks.” The report states seen by mere than Made by the , hmow removal cost New York | makers of Nestié’s Miik Food for Babies vouleane in 4000 last winte: NESTLE’S FOOD COMPANY NEW YORK ) *aPreesions heard obt Tamiami in Bes “y . be granted an appropriation | | W.ihout a 4 he Sf the age.’ a ~ | r new equipment to cost $4,127,- | t of Olive street “Usands of pareene a... mi veeterdar were nea! struggle moos) at Miami. of, tts Winans Rel ‘omed an ae ihe glent creature? Pie loud in thelr pratee a: pt said that the great | » b' the same en on. hen Capt. Charlies HM. > Hien Toustitution, W ured after one of _s * $ h adventures in modern © | eonian Inetitution was ~~ it the prefessore of thie thought the mater a (9 reassured ey inves mo} r recommended pre- t *® the monster for ex- f ¢ of the oR ) flours deep sea monster: 7S! mt tm iength. . or nearly thirty neg | weighed 1700 pounds, ‘mh full-grown men put | a three feet around the 9 9 7 *il measures ten feet ) A mel ed an octopue Welgh- nds of corat were ase hach. “Fm awalowed twenty Cees | 5 ( isished in American Walnut, Mahogany and Ivory $ hoa! into thousands of |) Thies daintily designed Queen Anne Bedroom Suite may be had in walnut, mahogany td the rudder and vro- 17% ivory. he workmanship its perfect in every detail Note the harmony of effect oe pen, vac nt with ee each of the four pieces. Your choice of any three pieces at this extremely low price thrusts and one hum. the result of our nee buying power. A Suite of raps merit and one the pogssssor ree caliber rifie bullets ~ may well be proud of. crease ite fury, and it) id Easy Termes Ye n read ite diving . Uhable to return eo janbre thick @ 4 en- - anor moet ee: pressure aloo . h ae Ite eve Laco Sweep Laco, the nationally advertised stiff brush that sweeps floors, ruge and carpets like a broom. The permanent fare prevents raarring the furniture. Easier to use and more effective then a broom. The most economical eweep for home, won't last sons ~§ 15 your store, hotel, restaurant and hospital. With make, ion, Sea 4 hardwoed polished handle. ca) n / of the San. ee nown : larcest Osh ever cap-* jatm it @ee eniv a babe } if it hed lived te at- it weuld heave been”) ed Bed Duofold with high-grade imitation leather upholstering8$5.00 Cash. reson. One to a perso ; eat the very -specinlgs.0O Month, We feature a high- 75 grade fmmed finish- HG. come tomorro®e» 90 Month. No phone orders, can get one price of Tr winteen Sarvens were by Prof J Warm-.- 8 taxidermist, whe. 7 * th nian a oh ac. . - Peat , ov a ie monster fish, om % » we ci peels acht , ; “ natruct- 4 > me : § = e t 414 North Broadway- Ketweer Locust ard ~ Retweer Locust amd S.charie> ‘Stores in St. Louis, East St. Louis, Danvilic, I1l.; Onire, I1l.; Mounds, [1l.; Mound City, IIl1.; 2 in Louisville, Ky. © ent Oui of the hands o ae crew. . hie #¢a- Ger a aboatd laced itm oe iy e @lent eail fi 06 a. half if foot lone fect em, thee weighed with mouth end mane rm he giant feb and see a ezhibdite ines dine oow Stree nt are taity’ lighted . even. — ‘leltore. ': OE She. e feot of olive —————— Friday and Saturday Special Cabinet Phonograph and Records Your own selection of ‘75-2 rubbed mahogany. six double face records Plays all records. Terms—$5.00 Monthly (eighty-five cent rec- ords) included in the ‘price. The Aeolian Company In St. Lowis at 1004 Olive St. Steinway Representative , be | SA very limited num- eee Full size cabinet ‘phonograph of . dull Under- garments Beautiful Well~made Lingerie To get the newest styles and prettiest designs, fine materials of all kinds, high-class workmanship and accurate fit, look for the ~DOVE” label for every lingerie need. Made of both cotton and sifk- cloths, and novelty fabrics) A feature is “DOVE” Porto Rican Lingerie, hand-made in Porto Rico—the most beautiful needlework possible. DOVE Night Gowns DOVE Eavelope Chemises DOVE Under-skires DOVE Corset Covers DOVE Athletic “Unionettes” Sold By Leading Stores’ Everywhere D. E. SICHER & CO. “Werid: Larges Makers of Lingo” 4s-51 West arst Se, New York DOVE Camisoles DOVE Bloomers DOVE Drawers DOVE Chemises BIG LOT JUST Placed on Sale GENU- for Fmday and Saturday. INE Re claimed In perfect condition. Al! sizes tn field. marching, hob-naiiecd and dreas styles. Many eof theac Shoes are like new and weuld cost you frem 85 te $10. They are ALL best leather and will wear like iren. $69.98 Get your pair carly before sizes are broekea. ARMY AND NAVY GOODS SALE AT 213-215 Wi. BROADWAY iNear Olive) - af] “A 00 ve a ae Hin f Wy o 2) y Vi [ook for this sign when you buy Ice Cream. It stands for the reliability of the dealer displaying it. it mot only means that he selle St. Louts lLairy Company's Guaranteed lce Cream, but that he be- lleves in quality confections and mer handise for his cus- tomers. Officers and Directors For Dessert— Because to the youngsters, dessert is the most im- portant part of every meal, careful mothers often Sehiect-4:: Sinan choose St. Louis Dairy Ice Cream. Gen. Manager ‘ John F. Lee For they know that it is wholesome as well as delicious; that J. Bhepparé Smith the delicate flavors, so temptingly combined, are the result of . the best materials; and that all sanitary precautions have Ed. F. Hageman ; , Sec. and Treas. been exercised to keep it pure. J. Charless Cabanne President John P. Cabanne Vi ce-President St. Louis Dairy Company’s Ice Cream meets both the State and Federal butter-fat standard of fourteen per cent. Be sure to order it by the full name—St. Louis Dairy Company's Ice Cream. You will then be certain to get the genuine. St.Louis Dairy Company ADVERTISEMENT te ee dls 2 Oe ~ abetted wn nie -—_—- ee «© ee taieaenesanenmemneateedheumaseatinedeatedieaentieestienanetinstientieniesstentesipestinntensiae=tietiettentitien GAS IN THE STOMACH unaaoup,gRonoiA, t OVE OD gay || IS DANGEROUS A thankful letter hase the bene- fits reecived from using Sulphur Tab- lets. Its effects are like grandmoth- a FANE FRAGK er’s remedy of sulphur, cream of tar- | tar apd molasses. But this consists ; Trouble of sulphur, cream of tartar and herbs, ‘‘Diamond 4 Make Uv | in a sugar-coated tablet, casy and Apparel Stylish and New. Gas and wind !n the stomach, accem-) pleasant to use, for bad blood, stom- , panied by that full. bloated feeling after ach. liver and bowel disorders. Plemons, Ringgold, eating are almost certain ade mepermaeet 0! Mr. John M. so-called “acid indigestior Food fer-' ments and sours, creating the distressing ‘*® Oty, b) l gae which dietends the stomach and bad case of stomach trouble ans op fab rie. whether it he wool, silk, lin hampers the normal functions of the at: pation, ane rors clitieees ‘lief. cotton or mixed goods — dress ' ‘ ; ’ afte } tin th ’ > vital interna: organs n affecting the specialist with only cin gue ae blouses, stockings, skirts, children’ heart l saw an advertisement of ilpherb seata. fenthece. draperies, eoveriz tt is the worst of folly to neglect su Tablets and began using therm, and in The Direction Book with each pac , ime “ y . w : and other leading éreg A A NN NE NE A in regen iS aE ee — I se? “. Second rRicr List NO. 8A ox nna rey. Don't worry about perfect, reeulta ’ guaranteed t > ae i aan on Sure give a new, rich, fadeloas color to acy ; . ‘ ; ‘ LAA A Ac iy i gy emma liye «Em lil A la A te we te ee Sa oaeert i at are — > Seddied apn apa. a tent _ en A TEE ES OR ete RE ee, Welw attan a eR ns a =~ © — me alienate - . a - 2 mam “ shewe —-. . —e ——— . Se a eee 2 ugar - < ok? eae Oy Mle gg att PE, EG ROT aty PeGee es SPAM EE AD EO ROP in OIE ener re: Lah © ~8 — a ee es or en ace te ~ tae tan ag aN te a A . " . 7 " ats iti aia aah se ae mee ee erent _ a CP nO EE EE eR : ee a -_ _— m 2 . - ee catia Rina eed Bale ie ee Oe ee

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. a : * THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 12, 1990. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_ + it turmed and it has been st¥eng ever ment which would cause bears torun banking sources and was to the ef-) that such ‘roads are rt it is said that plans which for cover and that prices would re-j fect that the company Was planning fair advantage of their ! | : since. | » \ O kK ~ | OCKS Wall Street Wall street has been discussing for’ bound so quickly it would make one’s to offer $39,000,000 of new stock at ‘and the passing of the x . : ‘months mav yet be carried -ut. In ' head swim. Another reasen for look-/ $20 ashare. It was said that the ur- | other concern would net be : the market aS a “purchase” iderwriting on this new stock woull) the question. . in Si. LUIS wert ae eH the case of Pan-American, the pool! irniing on News and Comment this stock an@ also in the “RB” stock|was that stocks at their opening be done by J. P. Morgan & Co. which | =~ o° % i ‘here valve, an that thie was ihe first ‘ fs points where va would me h . One Gc. y th e On at | Special to the Post-Dispatch. iS standing by and taking everything | prices were : NEW YORK, May 13.—Total sales on the ‘ew York Stock “ Exchange today were a SPECIAL DAILY ———jI that is offered and, as in the case cf] was beginning to tell and that! time this big firm had taken cog- a ~ 4 F 7 —_ : ~. & BEL a Baldwin, the stock is given 1 crack|they were very cheap. A part-!nizance of the motor industry. The! “~ 0UF'®z order for 106664 y ‘General -"otore tas exec ¢ S07 .400, compared with 783,700 oy oy . Exct ~ Following t* a list of Gaies om the Stoca Exchange today. with the high, io =" " . | , : prices and the net changes for the @v . é f every time it puts its head above the: ner in a big .wire house, which/| weakress in General Motors com- matieet. thin ‘aaa od : a : ~ 4 7 4 x - a b a i* in . : ~ : 7, > * . . os." & ' STOCKS Sales High Low. Close. Ch : -= igh. L ' = YORK, May 13 Beat im .-, stands to benefit much more fron: the | be said that would force prices down| motor group, despite the fact that) aide” enanhaenll x Mo > ory ' thie for ' 14 C ‘ . : vag: possible effort was made ' {ty of its grour Another stock which{ stay out than sell them here moment oversold. - ° th oe start tquidatior going again Inas- aioe . - sd ; a Re onthe vig . Sriares 0) | * old Stock s STOO OUL STTOREiy was, MNepiogsie ster pofnts above present x * he . . . ° much as no effort was made to inter- . : : : ‘ a , @Trze commission houses wh) til rie? W. Vi * « the fac@*hat the eas ' ors. iginia. nat the old shares was General Mot Pittsburg and West Banta rg we fere with tf ce hear operations + I ‘ . " »* ¢ > » \» . > . ’ mail “ye ite sa ‘ ; ‘ ate, te- take sher Sales of the stock jl ans p the buvinel ; lm pir / «i a MUeStLION Oj; Lei? : f : ; . - = 7 z ne hecked thr % nateoral pro- buying which came into it was bound The special weakness in General In its annua! report made pu'lic ¢or 10.000 shares. The bre : ait asta Lead 4? ; Lie P : . " . . ; - cesses. imat is thr . pr ape A =. | oo be fo: : - > > . _ ae le } nd * Worth Pur 1Goo 6 | ; had beg Se taal previous company was planning Some new notes. The total current assets are 166 shares. making the 6 ; declines rm . - ‘ : ~ i 7 cf : un ‘ ° Tr) »', ae a " ‘ . . ‘ . awit " » 7 ‘ “ 364 do ptd * ‘16 a ; odie la\s ; na it looked re toda: ‘be real talent. the experts ‘Tt financing about which an announce-/ approximately $7.900.000 and curren: —— =~ = to several px Se aad m ta Ta ‘me liae (fend out ateve the rank and tle. sent was expected during the day. liabilities only $19.096 There is "ho DIVIDEND NOTTS to have wt Metals : : er ’ ‘ ' part ' rhe ee. 2 . os ae + ‘ ho atye cas ‘ : 4 " . oY : . . wr - - © Oe e-em Recap he se})i — = , aa or genet es = ooaleng . ?'"" Regarding the buying into the com- mortgage on the road waie tne — ¢ et for the tir io ve 3 - eeee le * ; ait fo: Poche: panywy bw British interests, there was common stock has a book value of D1 ‘ oad ‘D NOWE ‘ 4 ordere wer vu , ¢ . .« , , id “ Mats - _ » VIiuace ora : = : Jown | "8°" ‘nes that i , _ * a report to the effect that the [)3;$100 a share For several vears past Compan’ “~ W Cor” teu BS af the recent spec good technical aiiy > "S Pents had disposed of their stock efforts have been made by the United Streets St Leute te ys ee International Pe ‘versold condition. It was pointed out, ar a price in the neighborhood of $20 ‘States Steel Corporation te purchase os chis tanenant “held the ; ) pf the exceptions Weakness in numerous and indtvidua! ge . a ee patsy been a share a } the coal company owned sy Piitsburg dend of $4 per share ion yy ae stocks. But it wae quite clear th : OF SPVeEes StOCkS ame taat With General Motors selling above iand West Virginia and the most re- etoak was deciared for @ > Fs the vol ‘ene ff me se sid of the selling at the opening prices was/°*T this did not seem particulariy | cent offer was much in excess of any tage es Bie 8 oF tan - vot " shorts the aie a z : smal!—t ry po bullish en the stock and the bearsjoffer yet made. The head of the road Transfer books lane Puan : : ' : ‘ . in : sho! hemselve ’ sm tn ad “indi , ; ; . P _e . ‘ e OS .8S BO. 8S PU, CCE. ne BEF Mt 1 a4 | ® weeet 7 > oe S| small in most cases al oa - It was aiso said that any good news| proceeded to hammer it down te 26.' has taken a stand on railroad com- epee fey os : 2 . sf ‘ sii ’ « es 1” thy . e > 4 ‘ _ ain ‘ - : : . - - ° } “ Tk mT _ d 2 ‘ throes ne mae werent andl . at a would cause a change 1m Ser ii- The storv of new financing eame fro vw panties ownine eoal minee believine ‘ — A WFEAY E.R. | Brunswick Bt . ir . a st. “ake oe , a ae RR Ser ws ey es = —= . - . . Burns Bros i pees id seas a ae = " ; . ‘ - ‘ + See | NEW YORK. May 13.—The Evs ‘hand. | 2 7 33: oy lh, 0 . to. eb 741. . sat ba a suspended and that there was a : he eee es ) | , : , , ri | ¥ :. ae = ae 1. likeliho of th ey ping into he stec & Post in its copyrighted financial | ¢. wo 2M yi, ws cibie St LS 38's 100d of this developing i q : "a view today Saves: y a, > “a a ~~ s — CANcCe iations. Lhese reports Atred Li " - ion. vld ’ “Th i mark dently | Core Lola ctf... $24 ‘s 32: 1 ~ im 10 ui ‘ with the general view that the as the Listing " e wc mpernas ta a _ | a a oe ' +t 4f >; & 5. pt , : is |} tmobile industry had reached a turn ’ | 4 f to take favo nder pressure again today. and ear!) 4 : Sig "1G. N. O. ctfe te tS ad it erecioftated further beat: aa eS Bation in the a4 i’ ; em | ; a + ; a a ing was in statement that wel! been shut down for shares and ‘ing to casing tro ’ This well | -y os ie sis 306 last week. In the afternoon an | - oe n9-w , ac Lee! 4 | 500 000 Ble, was consisten ; i 1 a . weakness In the motor group e , ‘the rate of more fregular recovery occurred, which |: Carpe Aad | ee ae oe Lead =: -= ee ee en va . . . ‘ oath Brought several of these stocks back | fone ry ci pao a ue 3 Se pid vw lee >_; 2 SD he eer slg ee TE. dpa 18 Ft s . ; ioe eign nities .* mf von — —_ ~-- : 7. ial . ‘ ,ime aat?ii « o> | We aha en reco later. The marke ae . ; +19 il Ls os ee) 7 “1a | wteadils . . . ete eee ne ene | Suoous P-L. Oh rtm joo 112, prey First Mortgage 7% Serial Gold Bonds ~° ; ii ockes Sue | a) *2 British-American T 8 still under the influence of the! | for this selling Guaranty: The prompt payment of principal and semi-annual! interest is provided from the rental Lactive, were fractia * ? Tn cree ver rerre “ " " Beclines in the industria! shares ran on 4 ; +3 4 ruif i ne oo) : os : ing of the automobile 3 to several points, with one or two. . | 4 ; ai : "| ds, Ot, Soa ‘3 stocks of the automobile ac ; exceptional reactions, as in Standar! | c | rod. K.600 93%4, #2 Wl, .... mcr may Oa . om =) sem B54 “;compantes Studebaker. Pierce-Ar- Oil shares, which sold at 655 as by ‘2 Su ; 5. +t ae rs ‘ n - it i =.¢ “ 1S. [sé Si row, Chandler Motors, Genera! Motors against 675 at yesterday's closing and of we Sly ... ao ieneie im , > , 7 a ‘ss and the rest were all very weak. “Ub, - Al ’ +1 { , ac te >> 3 , More depressing. however. than bs Wa) . “ Ff we 2 TOW ew or owes . *\ 5 ne . : } TI . & Class of stocks It is conceded thi PUCTT Fe GET ee Ve oney situation; the rate for eal! mistrust of the ul ns going to 10 per cent again " 99 wy, ee —° ona = d, ; : : ~4 pment wane Aa . : en as a whole, the day's move- rt. ‘ —-*Nis s, Lead s, 5 1. : since the adoption of the new railwa) ee . : . : : _ General Motors w: ie. seepety een ao Gee woe | at a me Re i EE Wei Sete ns cocstion te hat, ; to be paid under an irrevocable lease of the properties for a period of fifteen years to the 4 Defter 4 lapse of | : 7" ie mo 1%. oe at. Ariz = a2 . ‘iter than it has been in vears. The % “fi ‘Gropeed about thre ual and deliberate liquidation ot. ... SF. 2 ~ - = Pea + Baten |decline in these high grade _ rai! ; aA Si Ha d ¢ hi transactions. Times process whose immediate infiu.| Goeirics Rub. “2. fy pWmeSEs. 205 Gat i” at ls , os arin tothe plified in the current bond market SAINT LOUIS d@dereand and held «rt aplling and by ‘covering purchases’ | " MMe ' 52 ) Utah © ! 7 Bi, en \.|/ a readjustment of prices in ac a , sa ® ne ia @ iiet of ~ . » 4 i. ; : ‘ *y " "fra «te . "em = ; . : e . * . . p* ‘ang pwrices for the speculative sellers. . BD. coool Bel “— 24 == = hig smal ~— a = eee ee ‘ Dated May 7 $az6 : Due serially, Mey 1, 1921 to 1939. : é Dinanet a nee. i sree OG - *, ade + > Jl of Suvectment cece Sect ae ae tesue, $590.000-—all outstanding Coupon bonds, denomination $599 maturing May 1 and November 1 ef - tions in the United States, eae = ibe S 4 7S TS ky ee Cie abie j “C r ty s°ge of registration as to principal only interest payable May | and November |. Principal and interest pay- bonds were large in volume, evi- |" gee toa . St, TOA, 1 panies eb Lnited States goid coin at the Mercantile Trust Company, Saint Louis. Subject te redemption, as a whole. or in arr ies, : Ba , : , tral in reverse numerical order, upon thirty days potice, at the option of the co y | l. or tly from substantia realizing ! i2* 1! hereafter at 1°24, and accrued interest — ae Coma ae ae +. SS, or ee hey ee eee : t 193 id accru . The Liberty 4% per cent and! : : Victory 4%s, which had recov-| : | , s ” % , : 3 Interest payable without deduction for any Federal Norma) Income slightly wince touching their! Kiem ¥ 2 iy: 4. 3 yee a O's —'S | better than a 7 to 8 per cent basis Tax now or hereafter deductible at the source not in excess of 2%. price in the Second and third — au on. +3 * 14 ’ c - ic. Lt ‘ P ’ - MERCANTILE Pape weet te a new tee | ae: ot. oe meee et ba TRUST COMPANY, SAINT LOUIS, TRUSTEE today. Bought at today’s pot- |)! >, - & = =, oe S& pe: pid se (Oh, OO —! Ted ea ti i y , pric> the 4\%s would vt allah my 4 poe Oe "100 338%. as —s | pe RG ytd. 1 | _ - oy PS btu athe ae ; MATURITIES AND PRICES cent to the investor who should’ #*: Be sity, 183: s ae ’ : . . , ‘ iritie . =? Hrevide hf — oe ' 4 uture nvestors will Mid. 00 ¥ if, ~M i i 2 i . Pn Sg cap ee Z 25,000—May 1, at 99.09 25,000—May at 97.32 1 of the prices at which they Ment. War wo Som do pf ; L se , sin ty, 25,000—N 1 2 mght United States bonds this yea: |x2° 3" eo Gi we reat Nor of ior Ts 3% — sf [selling to vield lees tha: 5 al Lp 25, oy. 1, at 98.88 25,000—Nov. at 97.17 etly as the investors of 1873 with! ow. . th ce * ; . 3 K. ". oO i 1% he é a , ye be 7 : Oo " at A 25.000—May 1, at 98.68 20,000—May at 97.03 5 per cent Civil War bonds quot- |x. t opt ' ee : : ’ » ; ; " > Ww | a3 | in tment? - wat 3 hi: " 7, : 25,000—Nov. 1, at 98.49 23,000—Nov. at 96.99 on the Stock Exchange at 115. | Ohte uel oi > ; . ¥ a 7 ' 3 . as ’ ” | b , | ' % Je : iT ’ . > d-out conditio: "he trad eli 3 25,000—Nov. 1, at 97.78 25,000—Nov. S gt oR 8 : ae by . ne . : 2 to 3 points above the low fig- Phila c : : ; o58, tlawn ; . -* i Fhe nd been working on 7) of the year. This is the mar-' Ol . 1, 16 16! uN ' ™ % 3 aya ee a ne forencot G3 Acerued interest to be added. ts testimony to the British Gov-| 4° eft. , ' aw Se 35% ae eee Be SOtivs we . : , : . x mre. 1.3 rn h — nm Rese ¢m 60a val ent’s courageous attitude in the) Are & 2 % 106 108% i” | Pere 3 re 4" Sete eh fo eee $e At the above prices the bonds yield 7.50% sett : eye , P t so do pr p ae . nal a -_ | » ps geen Ama off ae f ; . . . a Ss L ~ f Out ks a nes UN«€d ne ‘ - r, Offered when, as ana if tssvied. and delivered to ws. “Sterling exchange declined 3. | nm ce be “ Tree : . St rae : >t : their coverin: rchases be ~, We sim rite the follounng sialements from a letter eddressed to us by R. JY. Giant, President of ca, but recovered partly later To- - : ; 3 “ ~~ : , : ' i . i . . : = Orie v a ' he vee. o _ the de re nan ‘: 2 “s low price of $3.80%, represented | Stromberg > 1% i. 3 i, 14, _d aad , 7" >} °. - . at ii # ai ad ATIVE at aa Th em . . : : : ; ; Ee decline of 26 cents a pound from pquames ; x a wy ¢ 1%, att ‘ac 9.70) oe 7 , fer it ine ¢ the 36 mer cont 'Z ne t an: Leather f orporation. incorporated in 1919. is a combination of the Kingsport Extract years beset figure, reached on a 2.3 c 2 ; , » Texas & he oh ,2 1 > a? 0 Be 5 ae | ' ' ‘e qu GA ( ompany and the Kingsport 7 annery, [Ineorporated., of Kingsport, Tennessee. and the Standard Leatl- rfl 5; but was still nearly 6 cants | s | 100 4." we SOO VBL 1142 2) : 7 er Goods Company of Saint Louis. The plants of the Corporation, all of modern construttion. are ie ve the price reached in the clos- 2y do pf " 6 oe ated at K ee 2+ ; , z id eM a ‘ | wa hes! Bond cated at Aingsport and St. Louis. . GM 4 ke “ye? a eS ond Market Heavy. Ogee ot Riot a gt: ) | | _ "tf bond market was rhis issue of bonds will be a direct ob igation of the Grant Leather Corporation. secured by a week of April and 62% cents the low rate of the year. Rates . x was described b: ) on. France and Healy declined also. | Union oi Seo apiy 3 NOTE Stocks aucted wee aie | Ive dealers again today as bein, First Mortgage on all of its fixed assets, whieh, with the buildings now under construction, have been : exc nee " 0 7. =o. —. ; 4 ; , 1 st j inleta the, -? a hbbre “4 -s . . . Ket wi 4 ry is eanservativelyw ra rcest ? ear ¢& Wy }! . i ; » . ‘ ing an Ty oes b . Pood a ‘ : Be. . =s ified - . - Ore a? Oy > 31 2f af . ; s eva LV € iv appraised a. ove! $ 1.000.000. The tofal net assets of tne ( orporation, as of December 31. ‘Ve per S Fox : ie et | Crease Unehanged "1 eet te cap ; 1919, after deducting al! current liabilities. and givi ed to this fi e} ! f $1,800,000 , i , ' by, ing ati current i} giving effect to this fnancing, are in excess o : mark, a higher price than any here SS 7 SERRE Seine looded with or 1 oft ay hmeendynan year. Exchange : . i Si eee Bee, Oe je} [he properties of the Grant Leather Corporation have been leased to the Simmons Hardware Com- rate on noon pang pronhe of N E W Y O R K B O N D S arenas Boag 1 to mak. 3 ted or St. Louis for a period of fifteen vears at an annual rental. including taxes, insurance and al! ines Bellies went down hie. 2 oA me Ze : ot nee ec] arges. in an amount sufficient to guarantee the prompt payment of prin pal and interest of penny per ounce further . Special to the Post-Dispatcd roup of newly p r’ S-nee-cun / nese Doncs. This lease is irrevocable and has been assigned to the Mercantile Trust Company, as Lene Bank ofr ai change were $16984.000 against SO ecb 00e Toneyto'T, onthe New York Steck Ex: | SUu'Pment notes. which held up \ A Trustee. to whom the rental will be paid. The Simmons Hardware Company and its allied corporations : . o "ngland's weekly Sai a wane oan ano x ase ane _ = ~- U “ — > . . sf 7 e wee ax | ; : ¥ a é ei} ~* \frmane . 7, constitute the iar vr, =? . ‘ . _ . al . ++ . - , eo 4 STEER, Gare cccininet, Si tmbec eed a beer tas ced S557 Serene: oe “ty late. $1.459.868.000 agains: ifie Fruit press 7 eR j - ~ SoS: Sarees organization in Its line in the United States. 3 Bcc A | SER Re id up 1% aie -t0 te a nder the terms of the Deed of Trust the Company covenants to maintain at al! times current CeU TLE Tes Pe ee “\ ~ a ‘eS . -« " = ee - 4 - + pe tt fp e effort of the British Treasury to and pon ge a OE -— a ee, SOS tote -s ' ul the hb ae Genwi ee oe . , cs , ‘ iteett out of an unpleasant posi... _ In $100 lors be ai. Jap cd 4% Jap Ste lean 4 Rep of Cub 4%- Rep of Cuba Ge. TK ef GO B and “K kK . =o - B oeseses ote eve 40 etetements herein are oMcal, or based on information which we regard eSvarese oe a — tel ei Go A od Ce lems than at the oe wow em TLE “be i908 . rie oh — A. G. EDWARDS & SONS |||| Foreign Bonds 6 See aa aaneeS eine fn ee our clients and friends in the Central West look or a itu r a vanpee ’ ‘ , Stocks—Bonds—Grain , of $5.90 per bond before June 1. oa ee ae a Chicago Branch im the Wa offer. sub eet +o change ip vertising uuding Pe ~~ * : 7 7 ore? S28 9 ~ — x > > : Bre: 4 i223 agit ; gno cre aan” ba 3 tf ant2 a ‘ se i 33 wis 8 O49 GaaG a 4 a £2xex ° ba / peenyaaeaaieeyt : "sean? geen r - > ti ge25e Foe eS a gouge bd cS a a eT eter’ eae PP Pf es? Pe a W533 - - z > gif ~S eb Su uCasiurn ~~ vprw ue Bes > 44 444 ' -~ oe : ahs Poet -itspat«s “WANT” Alss are _ the quick method of getting desirable e PE VISPATCH | | ver _temants at tmal!l expense mol l. Sewspaper giving Aneackapeds. Sete acws a ow ©

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Te RT vo Se — eae! a ern ST.LOUIS P5ST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1920. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | - ee ee eee —— i a | (and we are in that condition when it | reductions by butchers were nor in. been given by the German ‘Gove Dod i NG ot (IN | ST. LOUIS STOCKS 3 | OATS ‘ARE WEAK rs ational Candy com. . . age i > at thelir i) ’? being in comparatively gfo00d' Afternoon = session: Local grain receipts. exclusive of ,—— y membership in the lederal Reserv. wo poe the future. ST R ble recma hip. exceptions in the oil leparct- Bank of (‘ommerce and ny =? oe A heey t. mae : oe care “today were 39 cars of | —| | Systen.. Butchers Did Not Cut Prices. POST—'* Compares favorably with Hart s best.’ oe Te SNK ant wet Sense LS lee years oe ert ) ‘es! Tast Hie said that #0 per cent of the “in these times of transition from TIMES—‘‘ Well played and gripping. T ; hoatmen's Bank June nj . . ore ‘ . Sree °’oO —— Ge — ‘ 14 : / eh. ' clone June 20rh ang active on rumors of an «arly Rank of Commerce of orn AKAINS | ast ear and Pane fae in the United States ure doing | war to a peace basis, business has ; of a consolidation Mauk of (Commerc of oat agmain vear agro . caeee . en “Gl omy business through the Federal ' heen cble to go ahead without inter WRAY ER. Aun't Rec’ > Indiahome 7 e | Brae a . r. declined more than a twin o : *t. toute Cash Cratn. si _ —_—--— - ~~" re : . oo maueually Small selling orders and i ey Se 4 Ls ; cash grain market was mixed ‘a. 25 5 ah’ bn’ ** ee on “ serve Banks, and that there is n ruption, and with your full co-opera- Coming to Both LOUISE GLAUM i “CRX”’ : 4 . , . : . _ ‘ . m oT : : > were, ~ el shila nr ; Ba aiccn + Fe BB nd . ©... me. S4 occas ' f . al . \er . sage ’ ‘4 _ ‘ . . , FINANCIAL : | of fractions were eatublished Marian’ Refg f wheat sol. up 2c, while rn . ccasion tot iarin Ove! present tion it is believed that the Federal Theaters Sunday — P + w =a d+ u¥# .* 342 if ~— — at & 7 — ot 3242 ACU Etichete e AL ee «3 =! - __ * a | - ~t . sie 3. : | 7 —) ’ «hel ‘ . —s . oe — j : ree a the Listing Committee ts ex (LOSING QUOTA c ONS, red winter whea $3.09@3.10; No 4 Avot S 19-77 9.jha_ 20.108 _ history of things to have a war with- John KE. Talmadge Jr.. of Athens. for Three Days % aml Rar» or Th ys Pee verewe BC*t9m on “he at 4 — ee : : res Sah = wr _ —s ve > ee Sage 85 _ . | out trade expansion.” he said “All Ga chairman of the association's A Story of Love, Shipyards and Modern Feminism 4 ‘ tion in the next few days . ami $2.07: No. 3 corn, $2 No. 4 corn, ching was oe spell sr aad t Nationa: ww | c $2.02: No. 2 yellow corn, $2.12 “er * * g Cash Gra .in Markets the countries in the world, including | bureau of research and publicity. 99 nt that well No. 16, which nas | Nat. nl - “8 1” vellow corn 210: No vellow corn, “ ei potcte S ourselves, are in an expanded condi- harged that the retall butchers did 44 RY Wehut down for three months ow- - $29.02: No. 5 yellow corn, $2.01; No. 2 I Mas 13. la $20.75 SIF. FQ IS.c say that at the present time America when the Department of Justice ob- nth. i os Py , 85) NEW YORK COTTON mk ANG AS a ah . ft ain Noa "4 is the hope of the world tlowever. tuined a decree eliminating ‘hem ¥ , ‘ u OA “ rate declines were the r ile in lis drauli ‘ A " ‘* 4 ws 4 a2 4 «th we Hre expnvanded bri ‘ox are high from the grocery field but th ohn _— .? , - nr " . ‘ 4 ‘ : a ‘ e tr? iC . : Retail Caney | Granite-Bim : ay, 8 T T orn, ic higher:: | raixe 93 | Haneous list ete se eh Mariand Re fe 4 RADING QUIE wl H 2. Receipt mm Pan - BY mmeral Motora was tradea in ieoon | tad int aa pa tag Ey, gy Py 5 Fa, ‘aan. % 1 Gen c ie . appointin but attracted pr h Lands a ‘ , P ' , ie . ) i " lapse of sevoral lnvea andi ithe “tary , : a? te oe roe ey al 4d after opening in to points ft enris » ¢ on 4 mixed ‘or No. Tr Tohn ™M Tutt ‘ ~ KH. of Kansas * ity, Member of the Roard ' GRAND- FLORISS AN, AND | ba he : Brown Shoe com a4 : ket at the opentr nr ta 27 noints or ty ry hit on 4 0. 4 f Lectureship of the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ ; reo polets o: ral higher: cos here sold O04 ponte apore white, | 2 white : . : : U irist, Stay Gan Dorr. about th po » amall laat Y ight’ s closing faures Foreign and do Hlew. $1.45: No. 3 vello at wel 4 . Scientist, tn Boston, Mass., at : S lL, ir Aw | fons. Times Square Auto was nae - tri nterests were among the buyers, | 5 mixed. $1.8041.82; No. 3 mixed, $1 ssa1.8") | “HIS Hous the eariv dealings. burt eas | } . . “as & attered covering on tine Oate not quoted , . ;, Lie erk ‘an 3 by Alie 0 | ~ 626 » (; c Ve E SIE FER i Meslesives was ‘n fa Money and Fxchange. | advanc se a naan Gan: aan NNEAPOLIS, Minn. May 13, - Fleur v sranz Club A dit rium, =62 rand Avenue i in iN ORDER”. iM am@ held steady NEW YORK, May 13 The foreign ¢x- + 58 48c for July and 3 a for A tober Later , ed. tran, Si w “we - aa iiew. I'nder the auspices of Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist & PARAMOUNT-ARTCR arT PIC TI RE °x ; ve Jange market wes heavy under ema! offer- | fluctuations © —s irreguiar | er thern, $5,.15@0.- Cort . one , : « ie @ list of today’s highest, ion day, business being extremely «mel! q ice, DB the =o cont! ~~ ve ha si we. 1 ak FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 14, AT 8:00 BP. M. . c ne prices for the most active § + vol Sterlin wan without inau!r was ’ mature, , “ai 4 x : \ ia % “ye re al ‘ : ." nh in on the Broad «treet curb material arnount = and dropping ° conte sd renewed talk of @ bullish Government crot Lee. FS gg om ws Ra Rae Ae pees Ti ~ pe any oo ; 4 ; 4 ’ “aT Nont AUKE! Wis. a) “ wes Hee H teh, law _% lowing : “a? bd day A | yy lh gy “a . » extended to 38.456 wad 1.86: VM iseo Nsin $1.72 ).56, . . Ocetober ar : aT . and cote) s A he’ nhs. “Bae ote A - movement war noted itn Scandina a (jerman wee exceptionally strong dur- Porn ve s : ies coosing © , , Ce renoeor. roarks ‘ abies adr _ * j demand then bers ’ ene atts : 2 ; t) ; rut became dull tn the afternoon and) “e* enough rea e Cts as. “] from its early high ieve!l European | *e’ eral points wit h Ji) eliing O a5." Rierling, deilars per pound, demand« end October to S3A.2A& ‘short! y mid: CORN LOSE WEAVY ON ables, S81! hank, 60 4 * =a. The Eastern belt forecast for clearing weath- Ae Be : ER G “ ey ‘ : ‘; . - a ‘ ‘ f? rr , “ . : ik. | 90 , 218; cammiercig!. CO dass, | eT. etter further showers tore oi crop monthe | THE CHICAGO ARKET ey con ee ‘ae , . : 274. “2, le factor on the setback. and old-crop months M per franc, demand. 4.51: ca! ' sills Be whe * gules one atake — may | CHICAGO, May 13.--Specta! eos wh ‘fo h | 0 AT | OF. SET T ER ". cents r lira, demand, 4.87; cables, * ne cit to we, OF Is pow —_ tern re ei to -have. begun for ka per |i : ‘ Western roads eppeares Ponape ot be .t ENTERTAINMENT 7 ; . © ~ demand,| No fresh developments were reported 1? » of : rabien EM. Bwitzeriand. cents per | reference to proapective tenders but > DEE ee ee cert ER ti ‘ 1 4 . if c. demand. 17 54: cables.+ 17.58 Ho! land day's covering movement had evidently FUup- aoem mmariet eomew hat ' ; ye per florin, demand, 36%: cables, 56%. piieq the more urgent demand from near oe selling on the pert : | Germany. cents per mark, demand, 2.04; ca. imonth shorts , sion house that has of iate 2 «w Austria, cente per crown, de. | Trading Was quiet Auring the ear after Su nahin weather coun ted giseo as a at cabiaa. "a) Greece. cents per , MOON, with prices SARKINE off under ecat- |> Opening prices, which varied from .. demend, 11.40 Stockholm, cents | ter pred reg ttstng. and focal poling fee Lg ontyy ond vesterday ® finish to lic mbes - ” C en, 21 Oo C)ris- oni ui’ ec) ine 0 “ Ss wee PORTA : ult : , 51. i and — er : ~~ ’ per Beene, Comeery cao. demand, 10.00; cs- lower. while October sold off to $36.12, | M's" $16 wed by @ inod : Have You Seen ‘Ves? | Dles, 18.65. Copenhagen. cents” per krone. | ® points above last night's closing guo- | | eetback aj] sroun4 - oe ’ ‘s | sé up” WA LACE REID demand. 16.70; cables, 16 ¢ [> Spain, cents |" displayed relative firrmness, in the a - | rT) . Q er peseia, demand, 16.80; cables, 16.8% ;, o'tlook was for clearing weseth any pressure to sell. After open- , a Has the role in the easter! be lt after further -_ - . mel din Tulv at 2" 4 tudapest, cents per crown, demand. 48 A : « off to wee up, ineiuding Ju . ; , ” Sreade eents per crown, de nan ¢. 7h: = rs = LR aiy ag ime SOF | to * ogi the market scored a slight genera! 4 aS | VATHERINE mM “TH " cents per mark, demand. . ng- | Plant re ion in acvence - ac ceni« per mark. demand, 5.40. Buc! a. ON — Rhee =o at) bb = Py o' sions ref! ected ‘ight “pegeram of corn f/f : l Z He's not only a dancin’ fool 4 . cents per leu, demand, 1.78. 0; = week from next Trewias. | ee tel + or . ll i he’s a fug-makin’ monkey. Tar Paetern rates -VYokohania erenta per 2 ort 0, eek vd — ; ; ilies took place, Put ck of support Pel, From the + pre “The Guest of BEBE DANIELS | wen: Demand "Th. oa bles 51.21: Hongkong. A | U re ein f are - De , + tbe Pyare tg e\ ident. “ Ho ; . “ _ / ieenta per doliar, demand &} ). cables 2.000 : ws — —-* ° ; “es ’ y at ; % net, wit Bog , , MY j | CHARLIE 'e APLIN Helps put if orer. * | Shanghal. cents per tee). demand 11%, cables : ne, Sete ; , tacit nn, once? offe r ng si ‘ 1e} ros ° fees -- ? . FAMILY! iG; Catevsts. coqts per rupee. demand 00.78. rhe following “of the bigs, low. |SraEt, tonBLioy and Reptember $1624 in ‘SHOULDER ARMS COME EARLY: cables 47.2" : ria i? ‘ . n nig: ‘ o to ri n TOT We: : , . ; " . Other exchanges Buenos Aires. Argentine. , | previo ele 1? Li, . y Thursday profits will be donated to the Jewish War Relief Fund ) cents per 4oliar. epot 103.40: per Cana la Mc NTHS. High . j f} - Aollar. den and 0 ’ an ' , , 4 —E ) rime mercantile paper Governmetn bonus | Mar = _ ee ~ ; . peer errant n ——— =~ san nae cen ee) | weak: railroad bonds heavy Time toans., June ‘° , “se . ’ . eae: om days, © deve and. six months, | July. 38.45 3 8 > a8. 15 ! | ne Pe CRT CORR “ a) Call money, easy; high 10, ‘fw s, rul- | Augus 4 ps rh 4 : Th -E-N-T-R-A-L ys - ing rate &. closing bid 10: offered at lv. iat September 1 9 ~~ se 4. e ett : €3 _ ts be Ft tet FZ Besrd eo} S93 se. 7 ry. —— 2 loan ” ha nk arcentancer, a. October 26. Market at 6th Sterling recovered silghtiy on the tate | November . ... : Ae. 8 me $ | ‘ t Picture dealings Sixty e™ * e004 | “PHOGS. With only $300 hog estimated, “une | oan ote” « raiings -~ st-« — es bs a +m Biuco--S=, r bat TT ts woe -' i) 25 fun. Nights, Rte ne ewe hampers. %3 t ss —hbere r dreams of summer pleas Angeles: Ambassador, Los Angeles; ecerved heat ag Y—Fiorida celery, 35.50 to 9 wi ures will come true at the Ambassador Ambassador, Atlantic City. saat heute ea '0ilt tiene’ tt ak ae | BESSIE BARRISCALE | Gn ante on wenee. ‘Tinets The Hotels which make up the Ambassador Hotels System are not surpassed as ans en the seed. Hise Pa, cule, 88 = in elegance and delight service de luxe by nd other news in the warid. prety iehiasinaiiln by a 85.00 deposit. will be filled in pak oe no G-bushel erate: | EL CE CP PT ee the order received, and may be returned if unsatisfactory. FOREST pARK ‘qisnuanos [ bama hampers June. | —_ THE BIO PLACE ON THE HILL ie, Mice el names SB Great Western Tire Corporation || “NOW OPEN 9 [oot vorusrrens JONS—Home-grown per u | Py Oe oat $ a Ficrtée 1%-bu crates HEFTER ent St. Louis, , An Amusing Song Vestival ” Tete q- grown No, 1. 812 C U Ny A RQ dD - A NJ t. b4 O R 2811 Locust Street E.G. , Presid Missouri Vendeville, Band Concerts, Dancing, . TMAN . Ob Bigs 300% ar RY. gt wired ge BOMONT 643 Open Evenings and Sundays CENTRAL 958 eae Yamily Picnic Grounds. c soot ‘ rom wr “ see nd > er gt Re Serine a iS os: Tea: | ANCHOR-DONAL DSON St. Louls Only Summer Resort LOUIS BENNISON BATH ieee tome erns. Passenger and Freight Service Motorist Supply Company | re cue rmep geen wes mom | Uta on sehen 2 , oe Texas curmmmer creates, * 4 New ork to verpoo ’ 1] = MANN. Proprietor je : . ° «, 82.5 2.75. | th. Cherbo & o-cmiguangaaas East St. Louis, Tl. ’ payee tgciotne ae 53. % heme re a nr Southampton : 312 Collinsville Av. Open Evenings and Sundays EAST 1649 AMERICAN SENNETT BATHING wv 7 Tee | n. ' , Bemis on oe Sa GOS Baad Bs Bet Plymouth, Cherbourg and London. rw z, oe Waa 0 DISH Re. Alebama tipe and white Cie Queenstown and eoneeee. i ae : : : eorcaa “HOUSs . teed. dopen bunches and hs ow ites be’ | | 11 A, M.-C ontingeus—ii F. — Raw euger strong: sh ah hor rhiis 00s 0.0 06 cr | Oncsanare . - Be cg tle AMUSEMENTS | P ag \ PERT sors in wuear ¢ ome-grown, 90° to Be per PIR OSI EE mined dis a Dave Mantiey The Honeymoon ures | : Selets higher on ae ; : Yee Pee ODEON, ONDAY "AND TUESDAY. MAY 24-25 dain . i Det A Midete _ ‘oO ’ - Ff? eaecer er ters 4 - oe ee ee . ne oo —. __._ - BO. ._ —o eseeee ee eer 4 seeeteeeeee eer tendo te els » OL st ae FHSS FERS sk 2ESS fief FF ne 2 ental een aangeiees S2578 oPe ¥ ~ CARDINAL a decent,” BSE iF fod pee | ee Peden, § Scotti Grand Opera Company) Cardinals vs. Boston Ts wcLlock Ore 2),5° bene ni ntenio Scotti—General Director and Premier ad Pa eee By t BHy & Net ae halt, iesieewo! nancy ball.|Qaronia. ..:..-. ei sche, TOSCA Toeeder. L’'Oracolo and gilacci Cigar Store, Beatman's Bank Bids. hy mper. } Colum bt sc | er ate artkn Heme ang. soigeronine Wreknd as! x qe 4 ad : - | Di BA Principal Artiste May 25, and _Crepemre ¢ eae: From the “2 1A Y E T Y= ‘Matinee . .KRierifa 1%-bu crates, 84: Tetas ‘* * sti Metrope! itan © 0 era = Companies of ew ° Parquet, $3; Balcony. s2.30, $2 and $1 y eres, 24 Pig Hy Sa, ES | HELLO, AMERICA | “ E ATHING.: Be BABIES With Ll Ss sailings 1196 Olive Btreet, Post-Dispatch ech Blas. Dees | | ‘

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e 7 Sa CEPTS 2a Re a ER EE ce : ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1929. ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH He May Be the Apple of His Manager’s Eye, but Georges Papin Evidently Is No Pippi S DOUBLE { Baseball Scores | Papin, French Lightweight, {i BrownsNose Out DES DOU NATIONAL Bescon Scores Stopped in 6th by Tendler 2-4 Athletics, 5 to 4, | Se t Se be oe See ee T | GIVES BRAVES TWO | SEW YORK AT CINCINNATI a | ° ' | ee 2. In Tenth Inning 200 10 0 00 3 6 y Stablemate of Georges Carpentier Makes Feeble Showing Against | n en n | Remove the Football Appeudii Pe CINCINNATI TEE | wt, pase S Amercan Boxer — T y.N 9 ; The des — a. | (IND 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. - omm) oble, Former British Title oii River Peres. Sh lin’ R B ell’ Secrt | OCCER football has an appendix. Incorporated in its constmeaal — holder, Pleases Eastern Fans. I “OME from the haunts of coot | Shovlin’s Single, Burwell’s ° a trouble maker that seems to serve no purpose whatever, New |Tork——Benten and Snyder: and hern, | fice, a Wild Pitch and Austin’s (havgover from primitive days and its original use has been lose Battertes: ° | CiIncinnati—Fisher and Rariden. Umopires—_ : Kiem and Emalie lien v4 W here villages are fewer: | FI Net Winni R lapse of time. Like its human concomitant, we only hear of it Dittnse Rickey’ “ | BROOKLYN AT CHICAGO NEW YORK, May 13.4-Francois Descamps’ Svengali glance did not Kobo ; ye Park I turn | Y; e innung un. oe as eee it is tr we operate—to “cut it out.” s I 1 | | : ae ; sali ; re 1 become a sewer. is football appendix is «-mbodie« New plans for keeping x 6 0 0 0 | O O O O O | Serve its a at the Arena A. A. in Jersey ( ity last night. for Georges , in the rule prohibiting substitutions. diamend, courts, links, % | Right Hander, Faces Bos- caicaco Papin, the lightweight champion of France, was stopped in the sixth I babble on through ferny dells. | Geegess ste ““,' during contests. If a man is. hurt New piaygrounds pan round by our own Lew Tendler. id ‘oll csana re me. Sine Gene Off; Rain ~~ — aay play on ae him; wae Pa ee ae c iain about my smells if a player is taken violently il! dur- : ent of Public B® PHILADELPHIA, May 13.—It |tion has thus been har . | : ton in Final Game of 0 0 0 0 l OOOO O | Papin was not the pippin that his record made him out b H > t his nac im out to be. © But no one tries to box me. . Cael Eee. ( ing a battle, the spectators who paid ' Was announced here at noon that » ra ousiy for want of funds. Ratteries: Brocklyn—-Pfeffer and Elliott, | Sighs : was hopelessiy outclassed in the first round, and never again can he say to see evenly-matched elevens, must the game between the Browns nigigg Pema N ri ; Only Small Crowd | Chicago—Alexander and Killifer. mpires— - wt Cormick an and e Seseg " = - b k ° . . . . kh . rt , , . ———— | that he has never been knocked off his feet. He went down three times in y thirty hills I hurry down ' he content with a one-sided ; ' ; | Through fields of fracr and the Athletics. scheduled this babe | wninehe on Pestpéned wom the fifth round, and in the sixth he took the full count 7 ; ham Tua ee afternoon, had been postponed on because no replacements are permit- , ™'4nleipa: sports system ig ing ’ ; oon 3ut when I strike St. Louis tc ’ danger of rene ue " He was perfectiv willing to go on,! the featherweight ; ad = : “ —— Wwe ted. E to seed. AMERICAN LEAGUE. P St'osg fio, Heaeerweget class, & 'S The people hold their noses. account of rain. Mk seatt aie a ' . de. ‘rst appearance in this country 1 s ~O matter how unfortunate the , $ ‘ ~~~ aefident or how severe the handicap Murchison Still Outside, . ! American League games postponed, | e referee, Harry Ertle BOSTON AT ST. LOUIS | oa lt the ' . but the refere 3 le, i Meee Be tie oe Ot | 02 0 0 1 BaeO O O | NATIONAL LEAGUE. clared that he had counted the’ Panama Zone which sorv:4 qa | SCUs mY slimy way I shoot PHILADELPHIA, May 13 Jim-;to the afflicted side. the retiring DISPATCH from § | Philadelphia at Pittsburg: rain. Frenchman out. It so happened that ©Uu"'ein raiser to the Parin-Tendler slip, I slide, I force it; mie Burke's Browns evened up the Player is irrevocably lost and a 16- bier R battle. lie won, with plent rer are here and there a rubber boot : , ‘man team must play t th ’ Wsneb nse osome Abeken : i { ine Mat Kren \ esterday : os tr play OU the game the recreation department ei CARDINALS | at the count of nine Papin started to : ser wit and his victory brought out the tact And here and there a corset. rte oy — Fancy this difficulty being extend- | fternoon in a nip-and-tuck contest; pipe A ee ren Ilurchison, the St. - i ay 5 ‘ed to the loss of two or even three 0 | | 0 3 HO O SS tee tec get up, but immediately slipped tO | that here is a man to give Johnny a his knees again. Kilbane the fiahi ge ede ME ty. gy, : Pat , 7 , fight of his lif. With flotsam I am alwars i: atured hwy «a th innit oi ai champion sprinter, now @ 4am aiwavs jammed, : ired bv a fifth ning batting bee ¥y o—w e s , re PAS = i : player: hich is not impossible ber of the N. ¥. A. C. | The Batting Order. . Major Eee | Either he had mistaken the count Noble is a Splendid little boxer. a! tut that does : : » ‘ >| Lihé ‘S not disturb me: is wh iy ,@ tes Aivis — , “Ct ~: lot ‘ } CARDINALS. or was too weak to get uP. Rut at though devoid of a fFood nun. For though TONS a or saat ; — o in which th arms livided sevs n and you reghes picture the real possi bil- suspens! on and will re ith cf Statistics ¢ any rate when he did get to his feet has a remarkably fast l«ft. t ch a> whe ' a runs ahd three home runs. The Ath. ities for harm latent in this archaic, | },,, » en aenan * be ; my S Ertle refused to let him go on fact De Oro will attest Noble ha It doesn't seem to curb me. = had t! i f even obsolete rule 4 7 r oe at Seon tattves in N . woh « _ " tices had the edge in this frame A. representatives . much ff the Jem Drisco % > . " The Ll” nited Sr - ~ ; n ew = . iscoll ;: hi 3 States Footbal! Asso- a. Papin’s performance was a (ang get-away. He is more th: 71. 1 wind about and in and out scoring four runs to the Burkemen's aistion. at its meetine here uM — and apologizes for some harsh . | ClaLis » « Ls ; ay Standing of the Clubs. miserable one, yet it can be sald ing. too. mixing freely ; wer . By many a field and faliox three. but the St. Louisans tied the entiad =". he said following a meet ip side , “Aig : ys " " is expected to condider the ration ‘ en NATIONA! LEAGU Ee. that he was thoroughly game. He portunity. Hie left jabs. hitting th Except when there has been g/| count in the eighth and won out in = a — rt ea teration | come weeks ago. a CLUB. oa! Win took a terrific “hiding.” and the the rat-a-tat of a riveting machi drought | tenth of this rule to suit American needs The situation is unfortupal : | , 5 i. ro's face sadlw ai ape eer A clause ‘rmittin ac A Boston . “i . pitiful thing about it is that he had De Oro = y © sadly sruised a3; And then I'm mostly shallow Naylor and Shocker had been sail- . a vont sae h side to use if both. sides remain obdura: : +i 6 52 Oe . early as the end « the first rouad . i oor 7 , ; banca” 2 two subdsiitutes durin é ame will ; CARDINAL FIELD, May 13.— | Comstenatt al ae did not have the ability to fight > ict vf —— (ew ing along on even keel until the fifth ae es 4 game Will; Olympic track and field t hand J Hai M Brookivrn .. ..... - "9 back The crowd went wild over the new- et hom it + ; , by ul 1 oe eee ad feet cee bel ee, Tee whee : OF ie, ellie _ a ald : aul Williame iar epe: wne | Will be permitted for disqualification, sprinters of the Gay : ager Rickey's selection this afternoon chicago s 478 435) ma He ; membered that he had late}; th — oo and ftlood the cellars; ates cage liiiams opened the Browns’ | u¢ course a * 3 to pitch the second and fina! game | Philadelphia . i «4 400 & hopeless way. occasionally shoot-jtitle in England. folke said tnat the| And d have been considered one alf by singling to center. Jacobson’ ~ If such a rule goes through. soccer Murchison is relied “upon to aj against the league leading Boston |CARDINALS ....... , 3881, ing right-handers to the body. This man who took it from him must be, Of Nature’s six best smellers hit the first ball pitched, planting it Jin wil) b d Dt a a vate, fe nels Of SO eee j 7 : . -_ : al i a : Rraves. Joe Geschger, who hurled |New York . i. a 316 seemed to be his only punch worth a fighter worth while in the lefr field bleachers for a home = =: e = to St. Louis, meter events aft Antwerp. . . . . . ’ } ; ‘ : . ~ “ be 8 Cire . appearance since that day. Fewer | cnic Ne . Si - : : the ¢ arppentier camp whoen Jack not half the Bomba rdier or ad Bu l gO on foreve n lef fieid tands for the ircult : ‘Babe’’ Asher Was Leckyl than 200 persons were on hand at New York . ne gee -¢ Blumfeld scored a victory over Jack | pe gave the stoutl, nilt Suenear i Dykes Puts Mackmen Ahead. Still In ‘““‘Bondage.”’ ARE” game time BROWNS : ; . Hanlon Blumfeld had a walkover quite a ‘usSyv Time Dar ; qd row TRI -. Aft —— . s g ; , Ath UNICIPAI hl] mas ASHER’ ‘was * : . e*- : : "a aie ‘ in eS * ALLE ohe Wa one if tne AT - i 2 4 Tie r 47) . . FIRST INNING | Washington 455 with the Long Island farmer. The over in the second round with a lef .eorge Stallings’ one--tar team letics’ half. Perkins doubted team : athietics are still in wi Car! Tremaine , , ‘ : . — “ ok P ftar COO . — “99 > “ . — . . a trieeia ; a4. ‘ [ . 7. v4 Ov r . De an } ne 2 BOBTON—Powell out, Lavan to Philadelphia .. .... 30. 3 referee stopped it in the fourth to no a ane after coolly taking : 11; seems to be hitting a little bit bet- | Gajyoway put him on third with prmnraeeseut » poverty, thanks to months ago, but Tremaine Fournier. Pick singled to left. Mann | Petro! - 258 > . }save Hanlon. Sp ant of Hur ge up and outfong ter pace than Brer Huggins’ all- .:..0;, +,. lef: and took second ‘when the failure of that feature of the not agree to the weight a " . £ encer umphr as deserve ‘ re : ~ iia ‘ . . is i pera eeu ‘e ¢ Ss " . . P " P 3 singled off Haines’ glove. Cruise | Yesterday’ Results Noble Makes Fine Impression. { g\.+ cin iply because he hit & star aggregation. (.erber fumbled Tobin's return. Bur- cy pee ae, 4 lars reting (6 | ee ee eee ” : ’ ’ i. 4 4 od fi ti ; »* . ’ . « . se : ’ - . oe - fe out, Hornsby to Fournier. Holke out, S Tommy Noble of England, former) a thousand times with straight. sting- oe rus, batting for Naylor. scored the. .:. — The proces- Whik h leads one to believe ¢ Haines to Fournier. NO RUNS. | SATIONAI. LFAGUE. |holder of the Lord Lonsdale belt in |\ing lefts without a retur: h Cis | Looks like the Braves are out tc seiiiiaer “sali =: wheohe:: taka sion of eee moves on by us, the light of recent eventa * es, 1 .? ora ** ~~ =. . = . . Pay } ~~ is = i’ » . « Le ur . CARDINALS—Smith bunted and} Pittsburg 5-9-0. Philadelphia 3-9-2. Bat- | ———ee pull a “I3l4 ykes hit into the left field bleech - 4 P . home runs, a triple and a walk. the next inning singled he was | ha spread through floors Stock out stealing, O'Neil to Pick. NO RUNS. | AMERICAN LEAGUE. i Indicating that Babe's batting eve 4 oyrj-) ' aa eo Barwelt out the United States. Several cities Apparently Jimmy Dens in fa 1 *48- have copled verbatim the constitu. made Johnny Kilbane a ef : SECOND INNING. | Browns 5-8-2. Philadelphia 4-12-1 (10 °-| ' tteries—Shocker. Burwel! Sev- | 7 nq ang ) . New!) BOSTON—Boecke! put a single ™™**) Batte ies ocker evs and Sex eet rwin a ommittee ers came bacK with a bang. ee replaced Naylor for the Mack- .:.. .» .... ) ; ereid: Naylor. Bigbee and erkins. — len Bee Ot sixth tion Of Our Municipal Athietic Asso- has Started another boxer Carl Tremaine won a newspaper After two were down in the eighth. .#tt0: Other Cities have followed | road to a title. > the general trend of our municipal Tremaine is a tigerish young€ ever Hornsby's head. Maranville | New York 14-20-11, Chicago 8$-11-2 Bat-' ‘singled to left, Boeckel stopping at)... rroemahieon. Shawkevy and Hannah; | - decision over Pal Moore at Cleve . second. Both runners advanced On | Willtams. Lowdermilk. Payne and Schalk, | n - ar as aine an ert : = _ oa - 5 metal AU ? eat Out a grounder to - \ - e ae | | land Tuesday night Rut as it was ykes and scored on Gedeon’'s dou plan. Most of these cities have | andis real rough. He puts upat , +4 ' | voted sums of money or. taxation that the crowd ‘likes and het Phe, a wwe ewe re eer we ari am passed ball. O'Neil called out on) uyrn. | : POE i 8 5 Dan Geeskeer Goubled to right! Cieveiend 9-11-1, Bosten 7-10-2. Batteries | a no-de ision bout, it doesn't mean hie vi he score at four apiece systems that it t? Pw Ree: aay P anything Ae > eggs rate atin ystems that permit them to carry owns a good pur ch eenter, scoring Boecke! and Maran-/|—Caldwel!. Morton and O'Neill, Thomas: | ail . . : ' Shoviin, who took Gerber’s place ‘ ) fate = ’ ville. Powell singled to center, | Bush. Russell and Schang ‘Failure to Ask for Reinstatement G. L. Rider Invited Here to Look — at short in the eighth. opened the; °-U* ‘We ‘dea. Progressivels Mem.- | Washington-Detrolt game postponed K , | . Billy Miske. who has been indis- ‘ “te eS Ae ee, oA eng phis already surpasses us in the total Oceschger going to third. Pick fouled oe eeps Famous rinter on Over W . : enth frame with a single to center ps Sp ashington, and Con | posed for nearly a year. wants to tuewell’a aacriftes it Shevlin a, 2mount available for municipal Another Soccer Rute gi rii cr SHOViIIN sports. | by the matter of soccer rules, m Cc 0 . : . ST cee mares —. Tomorrow’s Schedule : Suspended List. | sider Offer to Coach. _ fight Jack Dempsey. Bill has pe- second and he advanced another bag =? | | CARDINALS—Hornsby singled to NATIONAL LEAGUE. | : , Cullar ideas about convalescing. on a wild pite} Austin sent a fly... oe ef pron bde means 7 te ae Suggestion might be _ fonter. Fournier flied to Mann. Mc- | Brooklyn at St. Louis | The definite announcement that hep we. stor pe: bog — a" rte pat sr we ~~ nee * ‘Henry out, Boeckel to Holke. Boeck- | Boston at Chicago l Piven Murchi : :, sic ‘a ur on rear me : ¥ pd “gg ane —— ee: ‘ ye ee ae — the el's stop robbed McHenry ofan extra New York at Pittsburg Bil 4 siure¢ hison would not start in inti Peel . | “ ti — pai as the comuiunit, in wa ching for fouls One base hit, Hornsby going to second. Philadelphia at Cincinnat! ithe 100 and 220 yard eprints at the ~~ that George L. Rider of Maine like a bad year for the goat get- On. pa fit to awaken to the needs of c mnt see evervthing. as was Lavan singled to left, scoring Horns- AMERICAN LEAGUE. |Municipal championships here Sat-|* ™!Versity has been invited to visit, ‘e's ‘esterday's sco! ne ~— when McKenzie, a by. Lavan was out trying for second Rrowns at Philadelphia. | urdey was made at the park depart- | Washington University and look over' -_ i RR : HIT.A DELPHI rl the meantems the procession of Meaning and capable official, | Mann to Maranville. ONE RUN. Detroit at Washington. | - ‘its football prospects with a view t The first thing bate know this old Pen reer. RAE ae BR HE} Oregressive cities passes us by called personal fouls against the ' se 4 ) pastime will consist mostly of aie § = - ed a a ee | ° . . fended side. during the : Talker } championship final here ied THIRD INNING Chicage at New York. ;ment yesterday. These two features Cleveland at Boston will, nevertheless, stand out as the | °O?3ideringea proposa! that he be-| baseball. ee sual 8 Bu S wieae ae Many Plans Abandoned : | ; 2 . eure i . Quo = ae BOSTON—Cruise out, Lavan to ~ { rT i« ! re t ) f tl le S ne) fe i ” 3 > - it t +} a Zi | Ti t? > —_-_— . . . ‘ I ‘ i 5 cL . r a & li Lics . 5 , ~ , ‘ j rT : 4 ; : " re resu f -- ‘4 ‘ : etre ng s in point of .* i - . on ‘ ac } I t kR +} a ; > } mg ~ J : } € = : ] it | . I I G : , : ) : S. y Oo ows : ? € ! . I . | of an I . . 4 * ,erT ora ww“ ner ' a el ee a >" | : > pa t? >, . 5 } ere } « Ten - ; i ‘sl It A = ‘ iT e Lil i li : ? . : . I : : . rk : ] ps f : ee _ . parks and recreation funds, the sys- .- Peo ee ee eee a made a nice catch of Maranville’s | NEW YORK. May 13.—Construction has been consideret] Murchison’s on!y/a position as director at Oregon Agri- - Shock t > * & Biet« a tem of growing men in our parks (utter one last : night in at |of a sport stadium at ° 25th street and local rival, will have to ontesid him- cultural College The bond issue for additional Da oe ass _-, | Tather than grass is held up The : fall The first fall came at thea cells in the city jail was beaten. ~ . following features planned will have Tninutes when Cutler went a Zbdyszko's flying mare foul. NO RUNS. | “ R Broadway which will have a seatine self to b-att “4 an “ill m 2 i a aS Stated ® the ~ Tota - CARDINALS—Clemons fiied to | ae y. eae eae ian S73 ob he compan) he will n eet | ider. it was Stated a uni- , Pi ) rota 3 ape: Hain doubled eft capa yo a eu a in the 1090 yards event, in which versity, is the present director at the tp goes the rent on cells in the — —_—~ : to be postponed indefinitels ” es ou to the I 4 The enclosure will have a eix- lap | Bremser. Anderwert. Goldsmith L'niversity of Maine liie r) am Le Oe Municipal Apartments ™ : yes 6 “ = " a — e . | b ball - ; 1S minutes rore he went down field tence. Smith fouled to Holke.| bicycle track, and also will contain. Tenem Calho ; aw -uenn P it ASioetpen oe ee ee 7 Dearne” . H @ | | ee Glamends, for as the result of @ toe hold Heathcote singled to right. and when a cinder path for track events. ? ‘noun and other tiyers/ suggested, it was said, by Coach | ) . several new leagues awaiting a " will compete. If Mah! is in shape it! Zuppke of Illinois University Zupp- Will it come to pass that the place to play. | , New golf links. already Hall to Meet Johnn y- Cruise let the ball go between his) ee 'means that it will take 10 a 7 ie on } 1 } k : legs, Haines scored and Heathcote a > caaglenw .¥ seconds or; Kes second choice in case Rider! "Onest law breaker cant fins . th TRIAL OF JACK DEMPSEY better to win this race. Mahl has} could not be obtained was R. I. Met-.| Place to sleep” _ plannec. but now sheived. - Benny Hall : atty : | went to third. Stock out, Maranville. : iia te oh » ali ge Sibi . oun as 5. kL. Me ) Club will rid enny Sal 226 See ae Tt’s the low to Holke. ONE RUN. HAS BEEN SET FOR JUNE 7 wice been timed in 9 4-5 seconds calf, Girector at Oberlin University ] — rage bens “es : wi —n ee Ee Se c+ DOURSEtS, SS Se : Track men who were surprised at at Oberlin. ¢ ‘MISS MARION HOLLINS m sons ee fteaving tennix and golf players. the feature eight-round bout : : Extrem E ’ Siair Monument at 5 p». m Sunday's New tennis courts to provide Lafayette A CC. negro boxing 6h v e BT FOURTH INNING. SAN F CIsc ; : . SAN PRANCISCO, Cal. May 13.— the failure of Coach Castleman to en The invitat 1 was extended ' on Sth On ded oO LAST U. Ss. GOLF ENTRANT, re ti wn. the.eveclist fer the increasing theousand« oo: morrow night Young Costelieg : t Ww . — - onument " Mast BB! . meet in the semi- _ ing oe. BOSTON—O'Neil out. Lavan to The date set for the trial of Jack on 9 aia age bes Tournier. Oceschger fouled to Clem- Thempeerv, heavyweight champion of ‘ r sd aay Auer. who beat Hioward 2 ide hy the .> Ithall Or ch “Or immiit.- eta t i f ‘ at players. k's « eae the world, and his manager. Jack Drew in the Drake games, were in-|tee which is made uy ff four st DEFEATED IN IRELAND oe AR ihe ciub will meet to- Pregram eof intercity and nan- : Yencen and Young & tan an h : 2 tional municipal championships. n the iftain raiser = d t ons. Powell walked. Pick out, ‘t! Fournier, unassisted. NO RUNS , Kearns, on selective draft evasion formed that only three entries were | dents. four members of t acult; NEW ASTIL.E . a harges wae set for Monday. June 7 in| permitted in each event by any club. | Ai it) \ri.E OU DIN Ho sb - ° ' "a ’ vs : . . and fou! aiumn!i . " sie > . " : CAR ALS— rmsby out, Pick | the United States [Metrict Court here. The Freshmen were eiven preference e | Jane Ma $.—tThe — sai = ent a ete Geen ———— o-——— |American entr —— ——— anis te Holke. Fournier out the same — over Auer next Saturday, because the ~~ women's golf champ! way. McHen out, Maranville to) /Holke. NO ot A me °° JIMMY WILDE TO MEET Sophomore will compete in the Va!-| CENTRAL A. A. U. MAY HOLD “omens €0! Berea iy oie wn BATTLING MURRAY AGAIN (oir isn are inciigitie. , MARATHON RACE, JUNE 26 "10" Holtins. of Weathrook. Long te } lv American survivor, Was . ’ | frst year mn are ineligible fe land, the on! FIFTH INNING 4 a doubled at | Battling Murray, of Camden. XN J Mahi's name was not in the 220}; CHICAGO May i3.—Everett | lefeat in the fourth round by Miss — out, Hornsby to Fournier, | wil! oppose Jimmy Wilde atthe Na-| ‘yard dash entries ‘ent the field res | Brown, in charge of the Olympic try | defea - sore bie ware lion sige i ae third. Holke fouled to | tional of Philadelphia, tonight. Sone >t ~ | we ‘ ee ae a 2 ee. Soe es ee ee. ee oT ' é going to al A. A. » . | cludes practically every other good/ outs in the Central District. and Jul-/| Of 6 up and 4 te pia) -- ie? 4. | Both Miss €« | Leitch, the present = —_ . . ; 4 : , or nalinemaalll i . sc eees \\ Sly 4 At this pric: Clemons. Boeckel singled to center, Wilde gave Murray a decisive beatin | : , ' scoring Mann. Maranville fanned jt Camden, N. J. a few weeks ago. | ®Printer in the cit; |ian T. Fitzgerald, secretary of the} .~ OC” Miss © ee. Janet Jackson ————— Big Fiecids tn All Events. Centraj A. A. U., will meet here to- + ge Be e 5 gy adi alee apa - | ; College Baseball. The 440-yard event has attracted | ee. - pr htadenoon the advisability the fourt} re ind pate essfully Miss a ’ 133; =f ft , ¥ rie _ ° : in manv oth a very large field. but the race wij) /°* "%0'4'ng @ marathon run in connec- tent oie rs Temple Dobbe! = i oa ; we ‘ a . - " At Cambridge, Mass.—Amherst (probably simmer down to a contest|tion with the Olympic tryouts Ju: Veer eres u “x eet 4 saan Ol f | _ | f a | tion last for 3, Harvard 1. | ee —. . . At Philadeiphia—Delaware Col- |the Washington University trio. prob- {| Secretary Fitzgerald said today he ~ NEWCASTLE Co nty Down, Ire- m yen” fA ~~ tia | 1 | ar, : Pennsyivania 1 (16 in- ably Rowley had received s0 many requests from z mg ~~ _ ——— aia ahs te ni a o , | f Py . : 3 heed “ E CAUGNAWAGA, Quebec, May 13.— | . The same men includin x Jac ks af distance runners in Kansas c ty Sr hes a Mon lef . oa : Mise ‘a enendi. ie. d Other Pure- redmen will give battie Princeton—Corne!! 9. Washington University, will probabiy | /©uls. Minneapolis, Duluth and other| 37 AF eeenane th aah aa epee to the whites in northern New York Princeton 2. ‘emerge from the big field in the nalr- | “ities that he was taking up the mat- j cer of Belfast. eta v fourth a spring. But their weapons will, At Annapolis—Navy 4. Mary- imile event to fight it out at the tape ter with Brown. who had not del iNeved ‘page *h , ; lav. rea: ned the gern i - be basebalis. gloves and bats land State 1. | Twenty-four men will star in the| further trials necessary because of final stage an ounded out the qua The barnstorming ba!! tossers of At New Haven—TYale §. Catho- | mile event. including the two Probst | ‘h* big entry lists tn the Detroit ana! ° o , 85 Conte , b. . the Indian reservation here have al- lic University 1 ‘boys representing the Japri A. a.. Boston marathon events som petit i Se ats j ae ! : Se 4 : : st ' eee FOr THE OPEN! ING UPOFTHE WESTAT THE close , , > ready played several games wit! At Hanover. N. H.—Brown 5%. ‘Spencer of Washington U. and As- int ieee , attels ! chea Mi ss Ce . ch, th OF THE CIVIL WAR APPEALED TO W.L. DOUG- WN ~ a ——— : eal teams. Their international trip| Dartmouth 3 Pee sh . 4 2 ‘ ikainen. the veteran distance runner . i «a Will cover about six weeks At West Point..®K. ¥—Army’é6. | Washington University also hag en. SWIMMING MEET AT ent champiop Miss Fra: apse os eee eae —* — rae ; RLY HIG TRADE —a ——— . a ) > _ — “as oe lineup follows: | Hely Cross 2. - : ; - tered Schulz and Wililame. two prom.- g Bi —_—_fe -- i 4 MISSOURI A. A. TONIGHT In the other semi-final match Miss } ising — : = — Griffiths beat Miss Jackson, 1 up |. The two-mile and the field events) seven events are on the-program | This bet: Miss Leitch and M s wTinge iss POitc n ss Meyers Wants to Meet Witt. have aldo attracted fine flelds ae the Gabber beteintee meat co ‘Griffiths together in the final match ' | Kid Meyers, East St. Louis light- Washington University men who held itn the Missouri Athletic Aeso. 1 i for the champ! onship tomorrow 4 ) res a weight boxer. has expressed a will-/are entered unattached. by the war. ciation tank. tonight The competi- ingness to meet Leo Witt. who recent-| will probably @ominmate the fielg; tion fs open to club members or jun- ia FOR ly issueq-a challenge to Illinois 133- | events, although the husky Bill Joern ior sons of members. who made their ‘ANTWERP STADIUM WILL MEN } pounders. *feyers fs under the man- may do something to bring the Japri firet swimming efforts tn the c ub | jagement of W. E. Sargent. 2912 Brady |A. A. to the fore. Joern is a corking | P°°! BE DEDICATED MAY 23 ! ; AND i i ‘ P. Running Sky. Song | avenue. East St. Louts. good athiete when fit The feature contest of the evening ANTWERP. May 13.—The dedica- . Two Skies and Tinkle Bell. —— | Three Meets im One. ober ‘*he om ~~ e] -_ —_ «| _J bring Shown: is ' .orbert -a2acke rancis |, eR Williams’ Streak Broken New Duds for Tiger Eleven. | — ’ bg = big em mtagge of events, involv- | Stephens. Harr: reeser -ané. Prea| . for Mey 3, ane, Seen postponed he Winning streak of Claud Wil. | +" sree classes, seniors. juniors and Potthoff for the 100- | > Mav 223 \e stadium ts virtually scourwma Moe., May 13.—When the liams, star southpaw of the Chicago bors. will occupy a considerable time | ship or i aihaer ante pose gen ad complete and the opening wiil be de. ) W. L. W. L. Douglas shoes are sold In 107 of our own stores aes from of Missouri feotball team. White Sox, which had reached six in *%"4 the first races will be started | teams captained by Karl Bauer and laved due to the absence of the King te the gridiron next fal! a row. was shattered yesterday. when *#°'y im the afternoon Keane Dubrouillet also its scheduled ifrom Belgium, as he desired to attend ! shoes are a all. it the Yankees knocked him off the hill The following officials have been = aeecewiea. ithe Belgian athietic fete which will} HE Se ,attend the Speanes ceremonies. Douglas name and style, comfort and gy oe cade Pa aoe Sutin: | (im five innings, during which time | ™*med: | oe 1 out.) A oo glbme Q _ ha “wememe Hug- a eee H. Abeken. assistant ref. ‘CANADIAN WAR BAN ON | i | i = toe wen. Dr. 7. H. Ewortartt _ RACING LIFTS TOMORROW AUSTRALIA PLANS i A > . | Ju@@wes at Finteh—De HH G Lend Me | MONTREAI Mar 12 Tommy Bramell Retires. int as —After a é‘ stockings. striped jer. | John Joachim Oliver J. Belser. Mr. William | three-rear suspension que to the war, SYDNEY. Australia, May 138-——The and a new type of head. ‘The announcement that the local | Dever Dr. D.C. Tedd. John Calhoun horse racing will be resumed fm Can | responsible organizations in the va- | | emateur bexers Pewee Kalser. Har. Inepectors—.W. W_ Richardson. Edwin Kiel | ada fomorrow when the Mouwh? Royal, | rious states of the Commonwealth ty Rick ber. Richar? ven Dach. G. W. Mahoner tracks reepen This th : , that y are ry eke and George Puchta would Timers—Clarence H . | is meeting inaugu- | are engaged on the question of Ays- the the (oie profeectonnl was Sellowsd eater.(C B. tore. PF oe ane Soe Stephen ay the season of the tracks under) tralian representation at the” Olym- | aod style possible Ptice. ally by the resignation of their mana.| Juarte of tne bso aE i. m —— ee Association, “pic games at Antwerp tn August and H every pair go the results of sixty-seves . ' = ¢ ’ 3 r a as teeae, tee as fietic expert /©O. ©. Smith. Fred Hoefel. Roa Murchisen. tawa sereate tt wg among woe cot geaege oF | aol agg ery Pp a experience in making shoes, dating back te the e Way Athletic Club Merman €. Waléman. Henry . , : , r rie s ~ at Aust! } send a ten ' ae. — oh Y | Groun@s. New York. Up ‘o this time ; W Association. im the firs — DOUGLAS STORE: 610 Olive > . fer vit h--° The three amateurs are expected to pat eut ht»! te- Lgantes the om eae ranks by Rad Fe ey cig aw rath omy oe. Chat Of April 2a. ten neue hom game he got two triples and & douvi. y ¥ * - phis Rit- er. that on April 23. His next came and the next dar collected a homer N SA URDAY. EVE beet np: tin ” , May 20. triple and double. , ;

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ae er , : ; 5 pee be) ee ee ee ee ee THI REDAT. MAY 13, 1920 — Maid WORK OF — . THE WORLD LOOMS LARGE — Capable workers are required. Get them through a “Help” Want Ad. “@8 eT. LOUIS an ie MER AC WITTED SPR ee eT Ty % - s ~ AT. ad : eee MOVING ‘ SITUATIONS—MEN, @ ~ pa “asto an a a ype : : oO ; 3 - > > ay furs , lee rade: gwved say. d ke . Baliviere whie A it liy es, - rn ¥ I 1. Tire ; ley 7 avy ' = BEN | i ANGAN Firepr of ¥ ster co. : 7 , : , we ne 7 « wag > & r ; “tos Cans 5" NY and Waterm ] g marks the net lace | the mits Lae eur new he : age | an (fre) ~ te = - | | a | chang from : venu ADVANCE WL 201 Deimar. se€2)! ; , Market. BOY-White or colored. evenings, t© deliver. i Delmar and . Fig 2 av 13, 3 p. im Inte tract: fu Mo. ing Co.. $4.50 load. or cea- iIAN—! ve 7 _ ) Sejtittg Baeser, 2a Rov e F ‘Si mit cold " weather | in St. Matthew's ! r eivate act; furniture in exchange. Bomont 1379 \t ee. errr | BOVS—2, ‘to deliver ordera T $0 ver week. Ta Me - to hot weather 4. gale ; v— | oro arimon) ounci!| SOUTH BIDE ATOR URS Te” (cM). a wv 3 , ay once, ZI N 2a « ? a conditions. See Oe ) alee . co LOOM Kidney we fr AND MOVING | ™ Wit; merried. « ot: wants steade | Bo} to learn printing trade. Eden - é . H ence int Sy = ol St 7 M nat ye a ye =k Vietor wo ; Sidney 235. oof warener me. | . ; ‘dee ething here 7" > He a “1716 Cheuteag 2 av. “oll # ) Per PF , “8 at. : — _ : ror ‘our . eae ~~" a J ve whe ; . pring, bodys ae | merger ¢ ties ’ aatn ane Louts Wes SHI pPping ’roseer's “20 a st rag and ie ° . aetiali ~o- - — pei) ts n its construction sn ieee THE T ce ] ] S become Pe -_ > Pe ’ r r. our acear n Oo her ' aw and a " R17 ns ntral £322 / oe u..ve ee . and rebuilding > | mouriy ne igtan 8 vears 7 ~ e — +o@) 7 ° ka, e. with other goods ° resist tl ffects of h R. J jisor ste , Cari Mamtnenke | fA +... ey 3 fe wish | ake hange and am lookin | triaht, colored ut_ 14 years of : ; J . . he FB > Tier Y) . ‘ . tml chika LE Mw) se ~ nines — oy ; . , aS ; re "” ‘ nda for . >- ound limit a C ‘ Me e€ Be ‘ “ty 0 eat, and its and later-il \ en unt amis , Ri STOR AGE CO Fireproof @ business connection am 23 good ages pp! ly Well C eae *. the J ~ SAVE 21 c TT. Tt y rs Mistreated Ray- handicaps. Drugs mav atimulate 1 funeral le os : . ' nalien “houres 7 ren, os of furniture. rare: : L nad married Box L-376 Post- -— and W ashington a | tem vy act , ‘ ’ a 7 y. % Dr 7 , tanos ; move. pack ; —= ———— ee take a , rin energe i! “4 6oF over: | ; “ nt of Public Recreg 2 PEACHES mond Van Dyck, 9 porary action. But Father Joan's h Thirteenth sireet, to New Bethlehem | Consign your gonde nur cane, neg aT: PRODUCTION EFFICIENCY EXPERT— | ,'voncement. A ncotemion : 860 tar H been hampered i A 19e Loaf of DEL, VONTE—Fxtra ln ? ss Medicine contains no drugs, no alco m4 ; cledd - 7 rst A20, D - Grand-lLa- nomi: — graduate epecializing in ee poor et Am Ta co immerciat 7 ids, 3° 4 ¥ we . - : es = ei rt x ic 4 por a tae ‘ : - *s . . ? - : ‘ . ; ‘ie : vegas ee nt of fund - séri. YKRUST BREAD halves: No. 2% cans. — Alec hol, but one of Nature’s er at food iY N ; ne = A SS. __.1 Gaiacela” at . A ". Candy or érue ndvancen tm Rez Me.* ming to seed. : LOAVES cans; solidly packed; arge No. 2%» MONTGOMERY \lo \ia. , 1 ; is 0 ft) | pe al ane ba bene) io ation. 407 Olive et ina) A. » dks, : -. ry 3 ‘ , _ i. : 7 - : ae — 38c Guss | SUN A Brame , threw ars. no tr LF te 6 to 18, to @0 porter Ferme sues Mevers of St To , : : , ’ ne tes . a er wae , OUuUl8® Was ac. ‘ “ a0 " . Ste aulern MWe - a ee Sens =" Red Alaska Salmon. ae quitted by a jury here last nig! 3 f : , --——__- mn! nd thaking $6000 ner ann os gp mtn HE “AS ‘€ 5 cane 34c | st seen Almas me nt Oo PRI Te ee fer p t ' 2 . her ee nt be or factory WO mrs VW Nears e ; - : ; ee oe } g- - . , . ' = dle = - nlowe Abeken advises” ratoga T : c lecting Raymond Van Dyck, 9 years! aT ny, PERSONAL Wil party on, Market. car, Mo HE. aro tee ace in town for printing department that Lo , Boece ss . : 19c old z . 9 F FCate s fay, 7 7 é aturda 2m nate | —" , 4 ton & Co.. 128 N. ltth ot Central 3178h. the St, Louis nation- Red Beas Sone 6 eb 6 Oo Manca 1 ad ; who was placed by , be re fe of Jo : a4 Is fal ar ; break. euider eammen te ~ . ei4: | SAI. a ANAG | | . — - : nee loner and niec ti wit) se Keetler 21 anis , . ——— a ~ heey y a he Rs . as a ; “ee, **- " ‘* — ’ . . } ont " . aa fies ‘ ial - b ‘ ; ele. — ‘ uy ; ,« Zz ran. te drive . ra as Sprinter, now a mem- — Joan of yy Kidney x : Oc father in Meyers care a year ago — , . Seek? "es , Pr yoo INAL— Wiil gertleman WALL PAPER CLEANING. ETC. theroeugh Kno ne beng af ‘ae pro: o ron 6 ue wr week 4200 a a cee . Rea 8, ae . . ri rita it ae * . ry rim a” o- Cal ever ing pr! vor +. 4 . “ aE a - ~—— } nce ; . r . > ‘ _ farke? : — A. . o etill u : ae4 5) 2% 2 18 ; .—lll—vVwo ; 16c ‘“ hen Mey ers Came to a Montgomery -sidencs . P , ; * WALLPAPER leaned $) ont as ite wr ‘ agi ere iveretty : — Pane. ae MIN 1” " nad will remain r0 Out of Tc ‘County farm to lis r ; Fer , “emeter’ ’ igus p . oka 1 Rene . a Soe ; Decorating ('o . 2818 Alle: rc us (eager . Rox R-5 af ~P : woeeess ho - 38 ror olds: ‘ - - er: ve. aymond was Po epatch? municate with | Walt PAPER cleaning: : a 7 \5 an atl. work, salary per oe ere the A | . Mi on own Sent back to St. Lo io me BRE A. Rn Thureda: May 3 9 bi ps — eek PAPER cleaning; reoms, $1. Lindell BALE SE XE i TV E—Sit S practical an 1 -—— LL. 3 P-138 Post. Dis. = 0 ‘ ‘ ‘oe ac jon T° ny o _ 7% ‘ e r) ‘ le +. . 7” n 8 te htatives in New York_ L PATRONS oun 2. Tae eee ere | ADOPTION ier. ______| sag athe conditions ta teatinn te Srciees | ton-rowe Gade Gay aie ane suffering from froze: _ , Remains ) he forw le ran, reaidence (POON OPP able ¢ . aper [OF eaie, I »a- | * in pl r } owe - ~ &, ton-Brown Suce Ce., 13th and Wane is for some harsh things | a, Conrad's “Sells for Leas” 1 frozen feet, burns, @) of her aunt, Mr hn Pecaut, _ - ores a Ceupplksoty 4 tot a MM rick. Lindell : nie ning sales and advertising ca: mall cans. the « cae’ prices are broken wrist, n avenue, on Frid ay ye a : . Page cng foarding home nteq | UUs PAPERED. — 7 aie atone ieee eusasiance. we ww me roa? ROYS—15 1a. ter efflce warn: wc ne a meet in the East ame to vou aa in the city. j , mumerous cuts and r —— . , , , , . ;, : ; - tne me." ~ ' x nee . Ar Aas "= . . ; fo office wor ealar a 4 / — Ask for our free catalog. other injuries; it F we 7 Seu is -" * ' se ; the Satie *" Capelli FODOSIT I than ne 1 now , ‘4 _ il Month, vermanent positions, is unf be } | Ceonrad’s “Sell« for Lees rt juries’ and it Was shown he BURNS ait | — TROY —— | ae vat ~The : x PER Post-P = | ortunate since,» . always he te Re pound 1 aga ; aad ¢ ongenita! d)1sen se lle died at ‘ Ma i ; at en iP is ’ rt wt | ' = - alt a ad “h . , . Fepre ' | ; ' .. "] te, errands ket me e's obdurate, the , LAU REL... Ih... Toe BROOKFIELD, Ib ‘ C tie city hospital! Feb 22 13 - aor « f mk E : . . ue rns ne ’ ac. 1). Peoet-lrispe ‘ ! nwe ' . ar - . . e an . 7 , Nous i a Nem fi WY ) JER-DE a 3 . STNG : 1 rer for “Chane ‘ ae team will | 40c Denote, chawnes | The penalty in case of conviction Bam E.. x A. cisie M. Burns, o SPECIAL NOTICES ee ay My mal PAIN Wai! Paver a SCREEN ' aie wane 3 . 4 hn. inmer for bi eft chance for of the greatest Le aeee* ° ie tins Paar 83c might have been two or three vears''™ enty-second vea! ae te ee ' ' Se: See * ~ Do a Th aranteed: call afte: si and go | inde “iste .; hung vi lo Aoply é@th floor, 310 Lecuat a ~ ap hs F tiay. 3 59c in the penite nilarvy or a year in the Funeral Saturéa nee Oh oe Oe ~ Al . 7 oP arty tour . East for. — An. ry Centre! 9882 : : D. = - = ae " ath se — pa a. ae Ors.-Ae ample carriers =" he 4 er ‘ : ~~ 30 ' j ' tfourh with nm . ne ? ' } ane 7 ve r ; rou “¢} . e . — — . is relied upon to app aa ’ county jail or a fine nc frorr the tseorge lL, Plettsch hane! "O88 Pox P.110 Poet IMepatch & or ia me ts ; P ar - m9 ‘ aint ereens: frar ° fitted andl hur EK right e ae ‘ her » ov ve Mh?) Ga Awpiy Bt Toute Pert. = both the 100 and 309 FIG JAM $1000 or a fi 1@ not exceeding | Easton avenue, to Bellefontaine Cemetery. ‘c) SPECIAL, NOTICE—On and after this dat 4624 thr ae yn 7 entre) t, Lindell 1762R met | Wand Coment Ca. 680. aS SOUn Baden. 2 ne ‘ ° . . 7 , =. , a ’ te hte ‘a 4. ) Mo i Orn men! *u, ’ = , - ~ - ’ at Antwerp. A ’ The Stat and jail sentence /cu NNING HAM. “wperee into rest Vednes- Mar le lve | will not be responsible i ——. > 7 . . ‘ oot tin “ss ey EXTRA-DRY GINGER ALE—Case which Meyers Sabeeeneiae’ easemmee) Funeral on Saturday. May 15. at 8:30 a if 5} | FouNe EAS Ste; pee 24; eee: eye re ele nore houre, posd ao tearm. meek na in ote ’ : e m.. from the residence 1203 South Vand LOST ATTOR 4 in routing ana! '* dea: ahort houre W % ’ Se ee C ; ottles y - . “ " car as a ~ . ; NEYS AT production rou Treat ‘ ane ’ + te pr as Lucky. . 2-02, 4 net i iene nice , eg him with homicide. Mee ‘ o , ge ry Vn ae an . h d , | i P FOUND BBO BBPB PPL OLD Ee hey on RO wat Dispatch = Bee ann aie eae i Best a ho! = RA al 2) - ar \ ’ le case . oteng . be . © ter e pane yy rr! . —— : ; — — —_ ‘ or wholesale ASHER was matched beee. ae Dr. Ameiss’ Honey, 35 idicad began Monday afternoon| as a member of International Molders’ CE SoA! B.A, BUREAt . 810-12 Chestnut. SITUATIONS WOM i splendid chance for et oe . ’ bott tle ’ . Cc ee n went to the yurv which deliber- Unior No od. (c) L T ——— nS . : advice Tree. ‘¢ (oS) ~ guns: EN, GIRLS age. aala expected an expertence, if an Sarl Tremaine : 37 Bl k berri * q ; ? ~ 9 . ‘ ya ae i i aid ada Os ‘ LEGAL Matters. damages ar , PLL LP OO OO OOOO Kiox N-812. Poaet-Dienatch (ees » some 2 «A af Cc ac re (fer plow or table 38 e onls a few hours, shortly after 6) DAULPERG-.Prtered into reat. Wednes- St AE AE 5 P. >. 1 - eee eee cerefu! ly attended ce: ed &F pension cases COOK sit by firet-clese Cell 3 SOP re oe ut Tremaine would — Grated Coceanut. 16-er. pke« ase). No. 2 cans. Cc «clock last night The ee mre F i Gay. May 12. 1920. at a m.. Guet BI LFOLDER -Lost. containing $12 1) Chestnut st dv.ce free nha 41984 Fairf ~A il or write, | ek, rm rs ol4 and up. te i A crate- | the weight o o 9 9 ’ 8-or. pas.. Te; * | Seediees Rataines ed ' : uc ize rest- : ; ee n 7 E e Ww in Hor GEecs iY, — a poms oe 8 ‘ ; : zee op- , ’ ‘ ars 4 E « . are — * 1 ‘ ' - - - . q ’ “nolo red. wants ' , “ r tur.ity, Avopiy Babe 14c fl-ounce pkgs. ....... 25c ebige Me m. and 45 minutes was al-j7.-, q M Ma: r | nd Mra. Amna BOOK — Lost tween B4s an wit AUDITING AND ACCOUNTING place Romont 1515¥ sit., to stay on | fo. L O4'N. Main at. igh Banana Ww argumen on each side. |; *' erg of Minneapolis. Minn. aged 3 card a jest! ste re saan ' | SPECIAL attention ¢ | awe | HO! ‘SEREF Pi 4 “Widow, 30, wishe ani. 1°", » deliver packages; easy work; Rout . = , . : : 7 = : : - , , “ 3 é ae. ew o. en ng and keepir ; . J. orhrer.ess } ") “ “ a iad - over », ure Marais t each yea ‘ oA eer - . ' . Srover i aban: : , Me Ps see nag Mew Behifferling. ath, > ‘ —_ taining | sT19Ww ‘ e “it rhs AdAle.aged - : “y HOY--Must ve 16 vears olf, Sth-grade e bout was abandoned, ——— * : _ 4 ” . one to believe that, in IRE LARD, pound. . ee 22c The State used 15 witnesses and the . | = & @' © ’ ’ ’ ‘ P sin ; ' «* . * re: defense introduced 17, unexpectedly | from residence. 4713 Easton avenue.thence keep ont Se ee eee Serr a . - ; >. vt o : . 4 ewe . rh "ase re 7 wou wor : eraokin a . ‘ | é * : rafelle P (?, bd ve DANCING and willin rnin rn “ nt ™ oe — neat ond lean, to fun erran and acls ~~ o~ ™ a ir s eran anh ' rake litmee!l weful ar A - . 2607 Madison oun office; chance for energetic boy: geod ealary. recent events, Ashe r - : ‘putting the defendant an | to tera Cemetes rendant and his wife ae ' flattened Frankie Ma- | aie: on the stand : 5 Ae eben gga a ‘“e the ons a) Ada “en? | 1! aa‘ . , Car @cr) ’ a an . ~ ." ‘. ei | a F' . t+ o* im- - 7. _ "~? rred . ™ P ru ‘oh —r. . , _—_ " ’ 6 } ‘*O0ns a , «’ yet ce - s ; mee , _ 4 en dhe or “ lan : ' yeloved husband of ta Diller e Su wy iy et; communi vit Lanie ‘s, aftern n4 evenit a yr —- Grorsiengy pond. see? Dy years or over. tt Jimmy Dunn, whe © Th S 1919 jae ocean NIo " in April, + ,1% ’ ‘ . . ~ 77, ti r ° a - a ‘ "a . q : , ickest " ‘ ; ~ 418 Cc silt _* - ’ ’ ye? ‘week, Call p - colored frat ° 7 Be me py, | a goss a —_ . ¢ ; inating. ng Raymond with him, and yy Pridi lay ] the n NAMOND RING--lLost: | ge a [a ha were : all 4528 Wairfax a : odie orkers; short houre . Kilbane a champio e Shoes That Keep Their Shape maintaining thi 1. ANd | atch area ezine Lhe eee’ aieth | tae: heepeahes left ha ladies’ room Bank | PRIVATE DANCING. 4415 Washineton 1h | fn SS BRS ee esd ea; | mthttg Neel Nave hed any cmpertanss n, ‘f 4ining that he had ampiy pro- rt ' o : » wea } Raman ii ~ J ' rnround presses Rox | 10, Post Dis teh le another boxer on the } vided. for the boy « nd ; ; ° iChure hie « Cal’ . ~ “ "Par ‘ “% tre Ll a i y turn te or 23 Ruaranteed in © iesaons ler — =! : ? ; Be ras pa , 2 e. ‘ a ' ki Aly , = treated ghirm me ae - — - ie — seatiteal (ce) _—-~ m itetutihdniiieat oy ere cy, LAI NDIPRESS.-Sit hy firet-clase for , L ‘ whet g ‘ or 1} vears of age. with grammar ay A ti | : n ly | EDDL FMA AN ~" ered into rea a + anc A, COT ean r ~ Sh it witda ‘ ‘ . ‘ I ESPONS— ~Any y hour. imtaat aay. Wear 1esda \ and Friday is4p SS. WSt! ‘ ook ; . i ae to start at betiom end ° gerish young thing ‘ “T took enn 01 nd °5 i ’ l a ee ym TY Ra to i ’ ar for ard a } guaranteed: liable \dest schoo! Ty LicxS om 5 ——— bet a n large iron and ateel concern: igh. He : . a I & of flour. 82 ef is | ener Aa TY? ime. berth) he y, =a Pp ‘ oa . aad 101 ‘Tafa: ‘ette , , . ? first-class: or - at sa to atart: good future: atate puts up a fight : % : i worth of bacon. i i worth of aml ver wife Sterlin Lddleman mothe ihy'’s pet - e. cy to Be laase = eters even lr 44 - ; ; ~ ' a yn ’ .~- . e m it1orn " not) oon, ° Rule Needed. , Had 1! ood Fenouch. ? ’ caro a : h ' wre urn ry . competent yf ed ad! | “ Nae me. Box Foes Pos! Diapateh (4) Post -Dienates a . 2 « - ha what ~e ~ . , - : ‘ ' : ite r ‘alace, 3517 Olt” es >) , a VOMAN Sir for ' a. - ; ; ‘we ’ of soccer rules, an- ‘food gl pe pring d as much | GARBS -Entered into rest. suddeniy. Tue . wh ay ME ey, | x pearl soils cris cB) enchere pl. ee OF BOYS WANTED me ? ‘ . neede on the Pa fav 7 ona) ¢ 3 a gig 44 ; alte Cand Shop. « iTherol , in er 7 y - venchere ) : 5.3 stion might be made, « p : . ; wars, being all ne , 4 he om ble al } t , . he int Y, ‘ , ? - * 7” re : . . . ‘ould attora. y- ices imitate“ > @ . —a fi and orchestra; dancing Sun-l"', eOrRed lucated, Elliot ianhe: & head Jinesman, as in | . mond ate with 1 he ap | Fas , [te ' at hae t = oe ey afternoons and every evening ‘except ilier and expertenced in port in . FOR PRESSROOM ae i, to Aes iet the referee j ; se I 18 t? 1° en ne ki nd of ; : 4 = ms Md ‘ . a > . . - } ‘©. ore ‘ t lav rornir ' : ra | mOuA* : ‘rue lagees ~~ ery J 14. desires perinanent 9 ‘t * Be , 7 ~ A ; MI . ‘or fouls’ One ' food we had. We furnished him with) es an ean” ted _— 3 Lint tthe sittin liaemeaii rhe TB ee era ibe gc: admission. inen — meee - Pp!s R. FR ANZ, Post- ? man é > ‘our ih Lost pair jor “" ; id at ef bers. manager e aan ; , a® vthing a , : the amount of clothing and shoes he | GELDWAC HER. * P Liconau ‘lub \iond x , , : T PM ¢ wore i meno s , f Dispatch pressroom. (8) op Fone proved poe : needed and I could afford. I did not|_.2%, 19% ge ee es FO ny 4418. lay night. Call Cab) “seat Nichoias’. 4916A Delmar. Fores! “Bare wintiad Ss a well- kn , : ba 1°! res , ; ies ae ; 4 —s oo pe | gee - 2371. her —_—s _— § P W é' _ know he meade trips to th : I thn 1 HY! at | . Tuesday: $5 reward me! . a . ca able : “| })- the rura! mail on her nd de the: 4 lover lea with - - po ates adv 7 nan eo} classe ; es ror mek | 1 —s ngnteat thee “a box with one or both shoes off. and joe 4 and Ewald ridmach: da turn from auto ride. Grand 498 (62) 7m fancing every Saturday: | earn TWINPLEX "fsa (arth pe ee ee Surtne th at the of- i when I learned he did I never after- | ee ee ete ne othe EYS-~! bunch, Sunday, Cal] Mr. Swin AN SB PST ae oe ee | eS MEN, BOYS — Tei FE Sor ae a‘ts e national bs’ wards permitted him to get the ail and aunt. in e 6th “Tr - } . Ma ost tel: reward. ie) | WASHER Lxperie $3 4 ol: '2 Delrin: » Throws ‘ | ' ° ae be May 13.—Stantslaus sD \ tea io 5 gave him o Hitio apenk-1 May 1920, at 6:20 b. mm o> Mar. _ os. | ' ole, won from . in ith a b e on.*’ 2 "Nn at §:20 pv n rat 7’ | LICENSE-—~-Lost, 58.93% ednesday. 1) m Charile NN | - arb r stropr. ; p a” ate a lart! Too O'Connor, 4 7 ' MIN OF stn Mondays Thursdays. a wee | eo | BOYS.T - ; vos iia ecnnitmnsten tennis diei len A By ad ey ane, | a oo — ———— Beturdaye, lessons 9 ret day. any hour: Al TO MBCHANIC--Muet ee S--To learn trank making ; he ) | ~e q ; cute i = : } 2a . s a r no misrepresenta- 615 a wes : | th oh nNerl ence ei . 4 ’ i : — a : , . a ba tior Sve a 6 corte } ours lessor 2 (@) A ts - Ba ner . ron _- } er wR eek to st *T « orweer nd 3 ‘table -- = ai -~ _ et f A. ’ : SC y b ; ‘ ‘ i b . i0Ond ~ : : nee ‘ . rig ‘ we 2 "— 7. whi tht 3 educate vour head. “why not ‘ , _ APE “ore 2 onmern to dance at Cave RY cing A Fao 4180 ©) re on work: references Kertrand. | a Ass: " —— ' “ie papers ive and 20th ets.: classes Tuesday : i. ios) ¢ - , " , am. | + AKER —-Ne “cond hand. 2242 lark es) 0. 13th and Papin, (e2) © vrhen Cutler went down pe 6 fiyin m 4 : ‘e he ont hooves oneal £ : r back which he said were caused by a | HOFFMAN -Pnterec Ou e pew “hy did not hit him hard, but et KR, BAA - . . — ab —— mony > fer? and e str -- ae ao . rh oe a... d eninge a Tuesdar hursday : al n tten? . sii terrs oo FP OS mae —-. — . Sao “keep it of mas ne; return Ss § afternoons: wprivate lessons HAKER—Alilreu a a paid no attention to where I struck |) | Fred, William, — t and Re ert Hott per e} the cos * eward A.J Monday. refnende) and Sat ras aoe | Locust, Allroun hand Apply ‘at BOY -Lright, neat, re work in nm” ; aha ig . _ ’ thas ve ; : rpoointmen?’. all or obene - SE Ft hE a So, SY ec . ~ (oc) | Bomont 220M BAKER On cake: good pay. da} of delivery ane , Grah! | Bakery, 1412 & tothe at = oY a I will call ‘Albert. ' . : — to Mr. Albert, :" fe toe hold. ———— | ‘ | dear grandmothe , Meet Johnn nim,” ne caid. | sixty-elghth year. nd =Ratt! /* 7 : Meyers had said his wife washed |, Funeral! from late residence. 560 Manch toes te aaa bie rr av We Dol . ° | ‘ 7) - . a , _ 4 . . ’ : b« Pas . “ ° yl. attling Johnny, - It's the low sh that t and dressed Raymond and added, “I | Burial in st i AP POR, 80 : : Call Forest Gr28J. DETECTIVES BAKER _ticht third hand, uF boy to learn ment. Apply iidaees o ‘good De ° " BnAS P ‘a papas aie for short. line y rallway om rel! Ig » >» rewurn pu mone; oa — ‘ rising people: Col fidential. __ pi’ SIT Pine of oo of er ur. time and one-half ti of RK rine . Phone Lindet!l 5102 Le! BARREN. Goon for evenir are? 7. / ' ~~ : | pormanens pees ow , 7 Oo ' Maet Young Costello and : at in the nemi-windup | ing toe. We have it in medium and dark ere Manhood ahoes, at” | Comergs Kath 2. oung unders M : . tnoug A een shown Mrs. Mey- | mother-: ye - ae BSIBOLA€ ‘hone Olive TARAS. Finne raiser. a tan—and the price 18 only ers gave Raymond two such pairs to/..J Vere) & | take place from the fam!!: 3 u , ost: old-fashiene tir in- . , oy urdaye: 70 pe reent 9% Rt. Louls a1 : 7 wear. Se ge oe | le. on ida ) ~ girs Mfrs beaten evil DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY BELL. Be rT - Colored. Windermere Hote ? ir ? Loule # Suburban ment Ch b tN Pm ‘ois ve » a aan 1100 = ia : . ; he ain : a ic4 tere , ure c af ; er 7 - a reoanatins - — , TAIN SEWING Rw daw or garment. App': BELLBOY (‘olored Lsona Itfotel, King - Br. {ss MOL DER- M ast have experience Keand sam the heme ef tire. Mrs. M. J. Straham, 4346 Labadie av. highwav and Water a’ lepis vale a. a] \ SES 4) ;itat “Ff 1 at rs ior, water Sscir Bees ' Mre. Meyers told substantially the | ‘BELL BOYS—Apply New ‘Branscome Hote}. ‘fon. en -Kirkwood-Permuseen iin : ‘ ine. s “vod | same story, with more detail, yester- ik =_ , | mor in ! e of day morning. pac ae on Mondar, | Frani Baker. 6 y. Sth Pacom R , vd ht May 10 1820 m., n ashingtor sithin the las ' ka. MEDICAL SIT Pershing A . aymond'’s childish possessions, >*')):.°°? Lua be) he ls Mary > No a ma § ns nm wnncemme RELY. BOYS Appiv Warwick Hotel, 15th = ward Fire Bric® Co Q clothing and toys, were exhibited to | J John F ie then Senaenine | exomton LES” Lost, at Revo Mill. Sunday | “ CO A ee ae I, tor éyring, con- Locust. today. prepared to work. “tha - Nat wesee S. hands and a I ) | ‘ | ’ A R Sy | the jury. His overcoat was shown | t ~ 9 olse shen rim ' ec le Peat fi it. of y spital, 4.6; elmar. Ey, SANDER HAND —Pirat.class? biahest he Ay - Son, | and it w F U a) ; ' rT’ ienre of his dave’ , ~ . , Bulaoe F wal 'V ‘. - j x o paid Amerie wr Loula ~ Se ae re TEN as explained that it had notiter. 32 - MSs : ine Wa RA THEATRICAL 1 FKautpment Valnu? ey | been given him to wear on the 10- i ~ at MS : ‘Yr ss, : +. & ’ . STHRANTD OF BREATIS ost on i. ay ar ow i oe , i he LTL.ERS Two, is ire? .« : a4 ‘ BUS BOYS ! mile horseback ride in bad weather | egg TR A of er sel 7 eter) - a reward: call Sidney 467aM ’ . AIFRRY-GO-ROUND Wreé at - on. :' at) af. ' ‘ - . U’ 7 . . - as sas = 1 4 REL. TA Loaf. adv ® green aii. ‘ ninece nr percentage at feach s r, “ eetern 5 ee 1 om ae / wi pa * , pP ‘ In sixth floor dining sgean’ Ih fer VUedne y tm? %h ane Tar OERH dail lhe we : . 6 at ‘ . . ~ 4 eater. eer a night _Pho ement Zan : HINDERY . po room FAMOTI S BARR ( () t this price we show Walk-Over low shoes on Feb. 7 becaune it had been used |°- ° | Minar other styles, including a combina- jee extra bedding for him and had rea sepatores, inte esday, May | wer { ] . e ’ heen solled. That “WAS the da 4 he oe ad ee, ’ : a , . Rie Grand of l.indell. Moolah Temple, 7 BIA KSMITH'S Mery Or x pes ; | terrace err: 7 } hospital, who was sub enaed Ty pong Hage - a ‘e047 a . = vA is : Mi ey, ’ | Paes a? Lineal rn “ meer mriert “S04 Tr’; ize »! dd ~~ - M 5 K} t= And “hens h “hande: oP , Uther gra es rom - to $14 ‘day by the def me er rere mg satoar YELLOW LEATHER BAG--Lost, on Olive MEN, BOYS BLACKSMITHS HELPER For factors anop._i200 & Pete : ti ii | ' a' 7 t e ense W aS brought to McEW ING | Gantt Tuesday night when Dr. Stew- | *"A 4 eet eee ve # ‘ | nnn OUND LL an. | merit. appro "p-98, P.-I Col}. Co. hicaro, Iii ma wes 2040 Iilinole ay. Kast St. Louis, Ti ie v@ i _ x art failed to appear, and a Deputy boule: ard. Saturday, “Mt Pins 7 ~ oa ; RREASTIIN Found Mionda: afternoon, LN -—- "len wt requiring bee pg xen — : . —_ ; {HA were | — be ‘| -* Sreaey work. “Apply iu. “4 _ : a WAS - to Bellefontaine ¢ ‘emetern nterment pri eameo breaetpin: describe setting. Bb P- r 668! can enm services fa ay Noe . 5 perintendent, Jefferson Hotel, 12th a * at sOURNEYED ACROSS THE . Sheriff sent for him. After his| vate. 2 sid 94 Post-Dispatch mi campeten untant to ) their work at -——s ae pes. oe ost — 4 -_ ; iy “ TED IN BLACK BAWK, COL* testimony Dr. Stewart was lectured; lovlsvilie (Ky) papers please copy. . DiO——Pound; fox terr small. female, at Toat- ly or monthly. Box P-l¢: eR MAREN iret erase: CABINETMAKE ne Maching hende mate | fe a a ye a tell 178 4) | eee : Be. ELS: be * ae ee ’ ‘ , wners at p's oh tpn By te ; i _ pa eng tg MMe col Bed as > ea “Jobe ae 1s.a8 te "a mh a i ane ai ; . , = 28. 74 ; © ‘TAN! 17 years experience, “age Bolier us “ae ones aumomean Canes © nent tutes — a aes : ‘ ° > Dp. m ohn ¢ ; ; (;Travois Sidney 2014. 4) ; mig Aasires Cc etloan , on ~ . =. ae OF GHOC MAKING | ~~ ocr ag ty t e costs of the attach- | Gort — son of James an a Mars McGoff aa - ms " ti | b - oan eennentnn wen an BOGT HE ADE RS MOR AN ABIN KE TT M AKE RSS ? e a dy , ‘ | . ; ‘and dear reser of Mrs. James J. Devereux = \ t! aveling auditor cashier or head : ‘ ‘ , ’ , Dr. Stewart Testifies. and Mrs. Andrew Rodjere. t | ' BUSINESS C RDS : ran toe Brod vereren ee ee BOLT & NUT CO., First and work. P.C. MURPHY wRiNe * ; : i iTor the amily reelcence A a) reya? jiapatc) ra a ‘ " . | Dr. Stewart teetified that he felt! Semple avenue friday. May 14. at 8:3 } ae RI rNe Sat = MAN AG ER- Florida (¢ & O., 13th sa Papin. (e6) 15 An n St. Edward's Church ne ) a thi - r : . TORE FEPER— , yy ; ; “a # Seren — ' sure Raymond had a congenital! dis- | SO, XR . s Church, thence “4 v h ‘he n endizina itnetin noe POOKKEEPER buperiencea | _utate salary, (ANDY MAKER Uaperienced “tn makin - CARPET CLEANING- UPHOLST'G : ry to 4 iow real se re bee ee a 1 the eg? a’ | experience Mos F.28. P..D “4) aramee, good eppertyunity. ADPiy ae .- aatitietingtindl pial 0 m Ler into #a.¢8, desires “oO BOOK KE EPER—E aperience®’, to keep books - hs mars. here advare ser nent ts only imitted sion Powvltry Ce... Stand 74, Uniton Siar : hee IRE na Pew. high-clase rip ‘ra 4 w thet " s'emidy af reéi la be, will oy. on SHOES for MEN ca and that laboratory tests made MILILER—Entered into rest on Thuredcas |by others showed he had. He said) Mee item } Mrs. Lov | GLORE Carpet Cieanin Co., 224 Olive, | ES te? Th - — : = Bomont &52 and “Contra z ‘ (oh | by my ability to produce Box K-44 e~ ket, PASE I LS AS ER ‘ - , —_—= —_—_---—— eS) | pOOK KEEPER — une of ry leading read . Fete bia@y qualify; wnve ar wants a thereughiy # _ O-8s '? | -Diepateh a) |Raymond told him his ears were! fy. inuiner of Mre Ne itariam, _ Bomont &S ; oO. r ‘ iid ' @ 8 4 ; aioe 2 - - : ae ¥ BOX AND PRAY MAKERS. ~ | CARPEN? EEN Repair work, a boo eeorr—e~ ODP LO full! charge: references furnished, * rank) , oe | wes given. The State failed of per- | MOCK-—Entered into rest on Wednesda ] I Meck w , ° age r enecialize in wir ng reac _— kid ary , to $2) Hex . 100, Post. Dis (fiz) . a . Steady work, good wages. P. oe ‘miasion to put on the stand William |». *}.7>.4°2, “of Raber’ » eters i J : ; r os Reichmann, brother-in-law of Mey- Mock (neg Retile our dear gran ney Bare ‘vadcee nandlcncdieons ™ ) , nephew and cousin, age 6 year = ‘ aes CARPE? rER AND JOBBER—#it ; furnisnes : . . ate at . CARPENTER- Laborers file | ors, who had been held in reserve for “uneral from residence, 1408 * North Market, KANTER EI FeTRIC [| FPhone Fores? everything and dees work anywhere. Line C. \{T RPIHY TRI NK CO. 12th after Gp m 3628 Weer Tine, ° final effort to show assault by Mey - | Prigay, May 14, at 2 p. m., thence te Cs ane. of4 and new houses wire4: cbatr st J3RR biel. Lindel inte . P ' , : CARPENTER—F ‘ _ ers on Raymond. The jury was in. | vary « ‘emet er ‘ fixt sres al reasonable rrices e#tirmates \RPENTER eye ‘oo me a 14 oon you and apin. ec? he ahd pret wd enna dy ho ase ; MYTELLER-Fintered into reet on Wednree a SRS ae Ee ee ee (e632) our house. garage. perch. for any bulld. it Ys “7 ter be i, sa ‘structed to disregard a) evidence of da ay. May 12 1a27 Rufoion t. ee aa THE EA -_ Caoke Pile tr} Ce licensed aA’ : nge alteratic nes or repairs. L tn Re y eg _~ am sa rere! war Kot : c ner’ T KK — — ‘ partitions; ask for % leged failure of Meyers to furnis) recy! one dear eon of Conrad Mueller of and fixtures estimates. Colfax 1614. Fior THAUFFEL R—Sit.: @rive any car : 9Y White or colored. Tfoi & Grand. 14) tmpiemert & Auto Co ‘hh 6 y mist Collinevtii! Ti) and r de Tr ‘ aA a : em - wh pa Al om . Oy. ey i Raymond necessary foo04 oc} thi brother-it » ané un _ at ¢ ar a eeant and ano eve. Centra. oles ch. ences 401 Ferdinand B 37 Ku un $ ands are ‘learn cn pring nting trade CARPEN a Por yr “wart y . oO ng ins ci he age - a up tien " 6 an Print ne Co th - Pronert » on te years CHAUFFEUR —8it.; white, young: @ years . state salary expected; and lodging. Funera! Pridey. May 14. at 2p. m.. from MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES experience. private or commercial Box re ore erragé © o " #6 per week Ne Sete ene telephone, If any a ler a tietintiadiatt —_——— roo ‘1.7 . ie rinrin Li . ‘oe . ’ | Meyers returned to St. Louls to ong - Bae 905 South Grand avenue. ps ; : 74, _Fost-Diapatch,_ ee i een ee ee ee - = - © Bellefontaine io4) BARNES Hend sal tienes 2198 Walnut ** (HAUPFEL R—*tt to do private Gri: oape lenced, for érua “siore. 860° &@ CARRIAOF PAINTER One, ‘@he make his home at 2600 South Jeffer-, WURPHY—Entered | Bomont_ 2030 s aa after 8:40 p. m. oF on wet Le EE RE OLE TN, stripe and fin e 19th ‘gon avenue when he was released on May 13. 1920 at (x rect on Thereday. Gas FiPES «leaned. $2.50. stoves connected. anv nake car. Sidney 1214W fr. BOT — Over 18, ot” erate punch preee, «s- Hat vel nT a ete ae 4e:t¥ ‘bond over a month ago. He is a eta- (nee Heanv), widow ef Timothy Murphe Big 10 T vars — . ° = Tim. eat CHAUFFEUR—Sit. By white with ort: : nt a it Aecdeetanatieanons RL. ‘senera! Mfg «- n 7 ™ beloved mother of James >} Wet) . omas at. 2 farnily: good references Rox FP -i62. l’oa mE FO arn | hinfet trade. eiegent Manner (eal. | tionary) engineer. ames A. Van Dennis T. Timothy Toh | SS POPE Ti ES SH We — 1) peaten. MR eS Cho "7 . , . Newstead Wal ' cha and ue .-- blows ail © dont tear Car PFE epab reliabdie. white. 4 UY —Cajores, te Sale eipune ffee bu CPP ECR White to ge iver or ang | . has ves . artery : fereen Marne? - Dy e and Fdwerd FP. Mu: T ck. father of Raymond. is a lia vinn and Mre T Campbell! , cur go vives or Airty eu Sioee esiticr a day os “yunera!l from the ‘ate residence 42315 : : eb” . pe umbtn ¢ , & ~~ Mii : b> , n> renee | | St. Louis. ‘Lindel! boulevard Due notce of te ) pal ght ot. hintoch Central 539%. al!_Boront oe oe : : - ar ny “gray “hon ~ fean~4. 4 seca | wilt be ety en (oO? Bel! i a, >: — (el) ‘ MAT 'rRFTE! Fr Dee’ ree nastties - ith ‘rive vate ’ ; . n re “'s " ‘ere | ° " ° ore : stat « re | t. ore ‘o4 RENCHEN.-FE - rae toons with brush of rayer. aire pa- fam!iv or truck driving: car drive and re s, nad was é rue wry Fi ra g4r) a J ENCHEN Entered into rest on Wednes. | per Tenge rere __1937 Case __i jeir_ any make car; 5 years experienes [rus wore, 016 S. CLER . bar. ale ~ a. ary , WATCH REPAIING— Meodera:e one Central 9296R. __ {¢) nes a wee ’ hs Aided > —— j L ; cw TRI rTA™ mit ‘ ce and a ¢ \¢ ay 4 vears. referer es. tm: “ 4* . pe enced. ne are | ' D E A I H S , Loutsa +o ae ines Jones). dearly bhe- Goldman & Cuquet_ 608 Locyst..cs he a , loved wife of néer c Renchen, dear WINDOW van a — fans and hatters repairer ‘en Peoney!- ADDO De roar ower paper end paint * cleaning. Cal] vania. or call Sidney 1724 aa re. Ro REESE ES euimasianiiie ~ doctim 2- is Over 16 yeare. to cler® ft érua stor : J eung a her 17 —— 4s : ‘4 ie *seork in @hee factery, seued ‘eri . he! mother of Ruth Renchen,. and our dear Real House Cleaning Ce Centre! noni r Wie or ry 814 te wert e172 Pee , ) aa” a —_ on A offers” Ee ee : rere. athe the late Oecar Anderson. r Relative ea erie ‘ Cemeter: gener ai house repetring ane talts aif. rORD VECHANI “ai (Al meteor wan: 4 rin eaan taciede on ms a ber of iat Richter and the late ©! ateves Gm onde invited ) Cologne "no £33 veers’ experience, furnish beet references I Oe ‘] week ’ ab, Young aD — brother-in-law of Otte STANLEY—Pnrteref tuto rest on Wetner ST Hox ¥-48, Post -Diepate® nex : | S score fa a. he ee 3 veare ané dar evening, May i: Th at & o clock. «a Ove REPAIRS Roe 7 Ard «i' tewetce at®eour ts ree(cen - 4. ‘a’ ’ . r piare Char as 4 _ Vw - ow - . a a e> f " . hel nheee “=> « os at’ as er 2 rr ™ Btaniey. deearir ‘ shend of Fiaxe &_@, BRALER st'PPLY CO —Stove renpeire » bout a after m= se Kou) Grane ave E. Stanie RIA 2 ft : | ~ hiner | P oad ol oe ere from reer Ae e e' ur Qa » ‘ 7 ss — 4 7 ist” ‘bt oineret mam ef ™ i tew ie ee Tiled ohie " ogee i ~ag * ‘ {- } at a.™® ” a to \ew \ «lie dral Chan b Ro \etioda) and ail ether p rinjent gvuvud reference Jaa Reo wom. a) S- , : . > = " ve xl cege (ill) papers lease GODH te) ' interment is Calvary’ Cemeters wm. TLPTON,. 4948-50 Easton, /eimar. m ' Aces 1°? Freakin. - * te

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a A a wy WATCH YOUR PEP AND YOUR STEP WILL TAKE CARE OF ITSELF —If you advertise tise your business in these columns. “Sa . ma or » WANTED—MEN, | BOYS HELP WANTED—MEN. N. BOYS _MELP WANTED—MEN. Bs0YsS | a 8 a HELP WANTED--MEN. Bors | SALESMEN | WANTED ' | HELP P WANTED. : | ee emegien ing: | LA BORERS—H a i sen Wad Brick i on No. | MEN Young — ST oe to run on! y SALESMEN—Twe. to te ‘ravel ‘aneeh otth manager: : Cc het oe Portiand Bh Se aah a ae | PN TN ee | Mey lB OF | ANSWERS TO QUERIES |. switcHaex axp yard Sp mae Stay ee panes. teeter fe av vetween a Ss; rac ’ ; vA— her utter Ri j “ME , «Co Y te ~ | 2. . e TES . 1 oe - ao rt 4) E NG INE FORE ME N Sal. ESMAN— -High- grade. hard worker’ to t ASHE : : ; ae herage nertensre : eelar ae _— wt h ® | CApOKERS—Lamber i!) 2 .. le - . _ pillers and planing mill S11 La Loca SUR. FPO. — “ o : One ee —~ (PPP Pat WOR K On az og”. ‘ ‘ take interest im aute aces y MA lerton. ’ t ini line, Evens-| and Wabeeh tracks ic) | _ Folsom and Lawrence As we hare no information burcay, it is Lmipes- a.: GE ; 1..uE drome ocel S00) pour eureund Ritchen nan ter beard: | Neturel Bridse ré. __ed) | 575 —voong for light factory work Hen. Query for Sunday must be mailed a week deforchand. PORE THE! ES _{nvestment required. 313 Fullerton Bidg. icS) ; S Vandeventer. ‘c3) | LABORERS—Wh lie, for Gitch work, for mer Dry Plate Co. Ohio ) and | Miami. 14) ee P° PPP apa apaiadttin : | SAL. ESMEN— Three. to resent bankabte Foom. ; : — SGP PERINTENDENT. «& propesiten: large corporation. G2) Mer- foam. Maryland He ‘ , i ee iti chante- Laciede | Blag. ' ; f. 14) : esired. Reem table men. Webster Groves: good wages: permanent — ——— ange te presen. ys - 537e on oa ee - | | ‘3 b Would be best to select a magacine. Spaneuiinan couipeniaation: benkabie Pershing New | ~- J % _chants-Laciede __ tel) HAMBERMAIDS— two, | ‘eae, q shop. Call 3724 3 N. Grand. ° CICERO.—The Liberty Loan or- Avppiy te Olly | : : man. ; LABC S_Ww j olo —at : e 1} AR 9ER.—Monte Carlo is in se¥4) | housekeeper — bay for right sf LABORER hite or colored: 'HEN—Work in carpet cleaning See. 3 Holden-|\j ganization ts located in the Federal} A wie ey pe 5 oe Bg) SALESMEN—20 Sar salesmen. tel. King’s highway and N ER—Apo! Crees men Hili-Behan Lumber Co.. Page av.! yg; — ' . MANAGE ; & MEN AND BOYS—Appiy at the Mengel “li i D> wry \T AD- — ness. 3133 Pull eae ne ‘ —_—- — — = Indiana. Reserve Bank. tne prin by th: Ww ANTED of earning ‘ite Bag Call at cCHuo OLATE Jerr ' ried Dveing & Cleaning : - steady employ ly} —2 _ a ng twee se : | CREE Tevet ah vag Ae o~ | 19 J pl yment App ‘| MEN--For putting up paint in packages. | AMELIA»—Apply to the Board . — wuatee 1 eg lesen hay gp a national : ; me She “inion Station. fo) |: ] wafay ette. (ce) Mever Bros. Drug Co., 4th and Clark Education, Ninth and Locust. fo eer ees aipe-s a Pied = & he R if 7 ‘IN W 7 r | SALESMEN—To sell ni ch-grade lime aut ; : ¢ bterrel > | MEN—Young. to learn the wholesale hard- permit to work during th SUIT tt » OF pagal tit . feet re ee ‘, 3 T Ny R| Fr Te ori mal with cer preferred. 31.5 andy Corneretion. 36 mperienced tight barre ee | L ABORE RS— IF or yard — work. ware business: good chance for advance- ~~ ; HLOCite! jean : Ss viren ; ie we PR iw ‘at 0hlUe JY ou ay n Bi . ar — office. Ss. Louls Indepen: lent Da - ' rrenre. Lpply old Washing: om a\ it F - } . AY muauTess 1ou;!l inquiry ¢t ') ’ ‘ cC : ‘ > ' — : - A ——— — LERK- Experienced * the Cea., SAIS « Chetieau. mn ST. l, Or IS CAR CO.., MEN . ~~ oe al ol 76a “Sa= 4m aon - “harles Hen dricks -cretar.s . 1 - ¢ aon . aa ) nile ST | OvCIsS ou! mae R000 N. Broadway. (e7 Armply F. Burkhart Mfg. Co. 4 a . ey ae 99 = a ed. ire placed o th ayinet Lt KANSAS CITY | ity. 2 tin _Martin. Ma (+ Buk Git ~ — ~! ofiice - oe: Fulton liag arid j ] ABORER } i: fo Baie i Mir “\ a oe > , tran sfere . — : T " - " “ - / ; SA LENSE A N ya 2 TrLAT $1 . .« l- Se a4 oxperienced’ or 12 8. Tth fc? 2 "ar sets, EA 1s ron ; Or it POs S A SCHOOL BOY —T} at ent , ej class provestition: make ee : ‘ ¢ a 4 te - > @ _ ~ : . i sa er). Pai lectriec Washing _—~ ‘ eatnee ee P to west and of line. co >) themed. t ena. making| i "ote is worth about $843 ents = ae a Albpre a Sees oxhenan- w& » > [T ue ay _ i N. oth e: z . re ‘mhait ) ; ‘ - > - “a . ‘ ac 815 MARKET ST. . machinery; double seamers and xToovers ' American money h In and door or factory ; thor- LABORERS —’ oe Truckers, | a ls s 0; _The Brecht Co.. 1210 Mullanphy. Ti rate of exchange opWever, the |ter-General: Josephus Daniels. | mien in St Lout - ie te, : 7 ‘MEN— And voung men. at 2009 Eusenia st..|'} eXchange waries a iv Any Par retary of Navy: John Barton Par e, ie rnin ili be unlimited 423 , Ol r ia i> Messing "Planing Mill St men with experience in repair. or the Frisco Neves Servi e. Davriizgh an « uu = ‘ hange the notre f¢ rol i Sar retary. of i? er r E wit TANNE = ~——- - ——— : : a ‘31 oe N 1 a 3 . q. ‘OL ORED on Veeredit?) : ~*: : ay icul ai . ee gra ‘ — . , . > ~ : 4 , , : su! sat of vi Se “7.43 ~ ; » 7 ’ . " . e ” = e . . - « “OK ‘eo milp —» Disii WASHER—Colorec man. S84 Delmar LATHE HANDS—Apply _124 — : cuson car. get off at W wage a a _— mA con-; methods of getting pinay INNER S HELMER--Good. experienced. irm $1 teed a2) Merchants- Lacie % a oH ne * s - = - ny 2252. rings ie a. iK north te to sw) itch. -erni nim ef the best ways is t S$] : ; . STIt | A Fierissan’. near Grand ar. «es tad : seer —. : é Seale - = : , (UOK—Gitl fer cook perienced sole ak teather Co. LS SL IS LS Ae ly ee EL tte ge ee ee arte _— a 8 wm ue 8 etme ic5) a pe HANDS—For > rings Set; R_ ble —r saci ” ° rk ir J - a on - - r th troleu T) T @ «6©cCcru rr e 9 ° ; P 9 ” ' = LA’ = pie ; ood “eppartun ty fo vance. | eng ee em FOO, Cone: eo oil is "bathed ie this purpose nar it RU NK MAKERS — St ) | oeeete dees RA ce aeeeowe ok Se work. Forest 986. 472 - 7 Tr - Yr ij Tanogany stain you want its ; , . Madge ¢ tp . os . . . : 1 © : ry and commis a a “Wer: ton ri nae. Keys —— Ring Co. 3051 am -Brown Shoe Co.. t 4 ~ . it r ‘ wo th jugh spra* - . . _ - . >; Must give refe es ‘ a OOK—First fieor work: of) | LIGHT WOOD eet Sesiosl p Washington 2s See Oxate acid? We heave « for- aoa nauk to be enough.~ The use work, good wages « Yel is ! . ™m.. 2525 Bell | _washine. 4728 Westmim — —- — — _ — . | : ~ 4 ’ ht s- : - = - - = . . Si pM — Sein — : in —_— Pn e. Rueckholédt Mf Cc 112 Soulard st.: fe) | N—For work in ‘factory; ~ if using nitrous acid but not; Wf carbon di sul ide is recommer.Jl- || ML RPHY TRI NK ( O 3 -N—Traveling men. ex rienced in| COOK—With re references, ig. 4 ‘> R b 4) { pn ~ > e r ug De in LINEMEN—For See line construc Ag een “all 3 ditions: also men or boys f ni et eae ae aie eB ‘ed to destroy ants’ nests on lawne . ' ‘seody- to-Wear;, no others eee ep-| Lindell tion beard and good wages: no Saber | fo nei Ox od Call ready for work. Blanto:. ' tion o nitrous acid, and thén appiy Pour a little of the disu Iph ide into and Papin. Z | 2% Rood pewponstren for the ri ‘gb man COOK —Famiir of three: ( work. Write E. A Turn>-, | _-2 8 = cnaeenast 100) with a brush the following: Drag-!.,, openines of the hills and th-n TYPIST—-An ~— : — , >. _ Poat-Dispateh ne with housework. 4414 — Wes: Virginia Power + . ‘- a — night, B40 der || on s ~ . »d. 1 oun e: sodiun pec myastes istep on them to close them up Vie if ion ton a an a ~"s am > ore D ol TE: hree ot good address. exper! _aaie me Mire: — neck feed pr 4 a's a . — -? ° n : mu . V ate araec ™ms; Aa. moi, -V 6 nmces »o@ rrr hy a r j pete 7) hee ,-? "Tani ' ar ; ‘ ‘ we = ~~ sptiades . ca ay! , ; or : “MIN White: % _ , ine xp t* ou ~ meen —-—-- — —————— _ — . ' ia , = * “> ar . mee manly . COA] -’sS = | i | ; : : : : " ; or aunt 7“. " ‘ : F . : mi ! fieaced s oases. vrant, Bi — - CNER MACHINE OPERATO® - en, ect - _ ood f ee. Se 3% ist e , tee. t ’ ’ ent. 1 > Pun & Co > = . — a Cae ~ x: farails =. = to iearn ani adv. Ci tlAr ; RMA. R Pirm -clase exverier joes - Ko Factors Blair and Ma!-: , . —e 4 ' 7 small machinery detall and desig: a wien Sloe Mach. 3727 Fo est al bt . DIBTRIBUTORS..S0 men io distrivuie ad | _Palm_se ie pom and packing depértment. Appiy , Ft eee ae ee a pe ee - et "Fe a ro , — sertisine matter, 41% Renoist Bide dit wae praca) fetes at. | CN ee Ss SiGe ett inen ntuardoas (ih se oa hte ee ‘or. J. Arthur Anderson. 240 © | aD wel ——— mecte: | Caeuae agen fae | = garday afternoon A? N—Baverienca! eo or austin Brothe tlan -. a — ap ag . ‘ : : he & ‘ ; i ‘ ‘ ye an , Mr ee S. Sy of Win : * . av. Friday or Ss ée mech nicel aor r.\e 2 : = -” z eS . , .. bs nine ~ ae —- S : 2 o7 : ° = _— se - > ‘ i- » Tt = t ree Tr ‘ ; t 3: . ; j . ‘ n , .*= lu ' ‘ . . »* a! ’ > | ‘ a : ' . >. tT) ; sede 7 ° = er tiey yt application. Box L-148_ Post. | ; MACHINIS7 = 8 + ey | ; must be ambitious and willing to he sent as ordinar | matte? : ants abitua! 3¢. leas bere vi cham ’ al PA it ' ; Ex pemenced c6) | “Gear and Mach. - deem W. 10th lea: pees chance for advancement Ru? - Send p STAR e for its pene the 1 se. as perhaps the pan ,AITEI nd tres sages best EONS} ; nswer nh Sted TeL@pNOr pure. YOR —t'e npet ent “ : “* . weiker ~~ ’ ‘rr, rts, _ " e a ? . 4 “we " . ' cies . — ~ % - ‘ a . » - li ™ ' : 7 — > s - . ry ; +? ° gts - ; . ; ' . be " t : « A MEN—Deiall draftemen. checkers| MA HINIS(S— Pirst-ciasa, on mining oquip- ae, ee. were > arrangements for compensation - window is a good plan to sur- nm 1 an Horn. . eters a. : . F — n housework: Cami: as : ~ abe oS Nrekurei —~ meg PO om | N BALE r enera! : . paper ox actory. publ ishers. Make as many carbon tn this way 2 Ri OD PERS apc = % rape good, wages. 453 W | COPYISt—To Toake card . ; uffale, Houston and — tepatch. (oS) | Address. 1 8S/ SACHINE OPERATOR —Haad-eaew: CAN PAPER PROD. -2nd and/|} ea LABORERS A: E AL-} §. A ; let "aang and “vt sn ie mi able to eet up his own work. Kole co Bremen. (e89) |" LEGAL INFORMATION. f} mee OUSE. MEN | Surmteh, bots eee 7 "8:30 to 5. Chan ~ 4 ;} start. The W —_) Apply at factory office. Oh!o and & (Prepared by a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association.) Werk Co.. 117 N. 16th. (cS) | COPYISTS Beginners 5 epartment artes teary steady work : - | MEN > con " pea | ; , er ee oe] oe SORRY, SOP WEEK ini] nw G. 2—The firet ear of the] pronérty tos to the carviing bu [| WANTED ey es a Bote teh G3 ery truck. National | (eS) machine shop. Apply ME- n rt court {s June 7 band or wife, you will need to make »D an ! rierce preferred: salary and amen Fn | COPTISTS—Youne aan on 1 ee raed, North Market st. Ls, MAINTENANCE MEN—F l 4 D T P ENT T I, 4 . 4 man i ‘f lie married a Wiil under the circumstances At I LY rO all H. L. Giin an, Olive 35 C at- 7 tilling department, oe T. iced salary; out of town ; tile house; must have thorourly | knoe AR AT P L EY sf 0. m wha? © ake he is marricd T.—Go to the office of the 4 : yh : RO ernie — seen | Ci . Poet ms rs 3 ts Feare | edge cf general carpenter, fixture. electrical 3500 DeKalb. e6 tr . cba Pee nope aie, ecorder of Deeds to fing out about W. G.-O'F ALLON., SA LESMEN— wr list of lines and ful! COPYISTS—Several va c end wreevers: | tant ery mel Sorinkse svstems work: anewer in fu) . ' he propert\ ‘aris y. One ~ ° yart-culars.“ earn 3S. + yearty.} - &§ Apel, sum ay rert for | *® od * ccs aol ROOM 306, UNION jemand f n: inexperienced or ex-| rience and | 2 im floer baleony. Franklin. ‘Boment Gin | Five coc mia lett MEN—On hydraulic presses, on | ..2° Hi 45,You hate, to pay rent for |e we can acertaia the flour mi = Beveling eta © : oe ‘ a ua’ i i ‘ : - . , : oi TS! aca 7 " ‘ ; 2 se seeem “4 u st ae va * i a - ie ® i pri? re ay me “Beams, sy een? STATION es SOD... SEs. UDICRES. | CuPY IsT—Néat « : pe: ed s* 1 ——— fomil lar with con- ‘ = swemeniee ) ” eres aati, Motors Teck. Corp. | fetal git Contdential. Bor Sais) | glue work: steady work. P. (|| after the notice was given 4 a : STATION. AEs em yment manager. ic =r te x ; ; > a ‘ ' - ) - L a : at ‘ > f . . vs i iat . ee . . -~ . SAL ES] 4.3 1m nig: . ‘ ‘ rer 5 ’ fa > ty it Tr: 7 ae repo 4 . “to | , ' a — - —— - - 3 - NM ¥ RPHY = RI \ kK CO. 13th / ko . ai : , +} Son 4 oO’ sid a } : iv FP. Pha . iJ a4hur’s aR , a: feiceptiona! contr. 1 tY ; i | Foren al pyre + ae bas on —a eng | Sta —To wofk in S21 1 aah TL > ’ es prt ye ae er qa{rour landlord i: riting sfore Mayr — ‘ar. ; me, eases carrvin > bonus paying on permanent position Call at MA AN— Handy “ppb Is34 Par k and i apin (eb , ps _— HONe: . 2. wwe * ese* ; at yu rte : ‘ an aned ~rrer a * SP ‘“ ees ire n for 2 per cent r, Ermplerment Otace, room 304 fT d. Thrift anne, 1901 | MAN— You a: on tside work: state age and + i" TT. eo com, 50 ou. u oO! i} gue ; "\emedagieainaaieiediy ie : ‘ , ; mnaurn Ro 7 R- 43. ” Post. 'D sparc! c and Power o.. Toth and *) Ne MILLW RIGHTS—For large con- | ATHER : insurande you a! + "ou cannot notit ieee | Gia = me. ne ns. : : SA LESME Three. high- . 0 presen PEL ais COPY IST ™ . ; rh ; » ' ) Thrift Goma 5 — = f x. gg — eer “ rn stead ; 1] wit : x fm) i , once Ai Re i>) la r ve . ‘ v > - , ‘ : ‘-e ¢' = ) - &« “« i ~¢ . si Ss ‘Wii ‘ i sit , - ew" : . . — ; . . ao ; . SE Narignn; | Noles. om bucas av. side neat wth a eaav empio. ment al neret ri] to your other sons!a hou: ind 4@. Trarfic Motor Truck Corp... S30 Ser Sor era SM Stock bonus Saying tow; 99 experienced on Und ie WAN Young, for eeacral office work ax Year around. Apply 119 Lafay-| sven sour deat P—If you curtain off you = — "ictgs | RP Mork; salary, from Sime — " el i 3 Post - hm . ‘ : ‘ - Tt ’ : _ rn . 7 2a Le a . ; l , aan ‘ 2 —_ o ‘ . ‘ x ort. ’ ee ie 7 eT > ' " - - ~ ‘ is . : . w EE eee bela eet 151A —Gelecda poner ona ts Geis werk rz | *tte: a6) Tl terenes, how oiine th | Sins well, Gol Ghter se eee tl eee SALESMEN —— ter | : (i and Warn married man preferred bit he 010! > + Noth 4na to &8ep work in eee, Sd inn _ ; a. , , . ' 3¢ “Ste . _“ > re aaeaiee ), Se 43 GIRLS e a 2 ,—- : : . ; cea! af laborautorr expe m _ |__Bide. ith and Pine pliant: good pay; permanent po- re Onee Sele meee ee | tae. | Oe Rae nd it in w Wind ‘lear D.. S15 teut st.. 24) os commission: Soe Elune Actos a4) Oee oe See GIRLS ROYS—-Salary per iAN r . e: z00d . ~ as . Oar n } suit 2 y n th . ; a. & : oe E inatty — loor ie * pe -_ ah ee, ~a on: ood salary er ~ Rib Olive eh. ath Tisors “Ten | MAX, POs wecmunuee. seed salary wad ste=4°| sitions for hustlers. Box F.235, | peguce et mediated repor ar as we know there ts floor Slane} BANS. Seas A irlcon, Ine. 231 | Tatcement ches te priveee ee SCHAPER S$ Dee, — a ; hie = om al “8 : bs ZI _ Mfe “1) cri : . SALESMAN— Youn mah of good appeer- Ridg. 6th and Locust ~ a ; , . o. "age bi + =: = —-—- —— ~~ : mi personailty, experienced tn sell- HroraPt : ———— MOLDERS Fer bench and edveezer . ‘VL CMPIIWOPRIANENGs 2 aS . i Pi i : 7 aa * Di AP HONE OPERATO : per ly | 3f4N—For stock and shipoing room work in ‘ead or ° osia) — , y = Sennen mas = 4 : anos and phepographs. Owner of au- mee preferred: in : Co.. BIR Olive st.. ath. . = bor. cS)! ‘eres mot peck house; Coodfasiars to start Werks Quit i Th — oa at M IK DIC AL QU 9 STLONS | ne 3 eo ee wat : a eee as woul 2 ‘be of * % ? NISHERS — ae on | App! v 12 u Locust st. NMOLDE rr HANDS iiwertueed an ta... | t (Anewers prepared by a physician of author ify Health and sanita- anata ~o an; ; anite far tae aoe 15. P-D. icf) Oz R- 215 Post - Di Seeeanee 4g te ; ’ > = } 29 = . — — 4 ~~ a Se ae , - . = 7 - oth . a ” rete 20° " ill bad ae ea. . ’ ——- ’ Me a : . eo oS s r} ’ an ’ Dit ‘TAPHONE OP “ft 7 4 Rents . ° . ° eo ng. relia! b le le warehot ise ul oy, i ts ho. ur open = Apr ° r on ol rerions ‘) ; b ic nrere e; >? ? 7 ? . - be bh . Se . Apo! f y | puoi ee s! liy 1 onsid Diagnoses o resses vw k bes a sTrup 4 Prese: ne ‘ learn packing, in a wholesa ie be pu Alicly discusged. «f shoring eridences of sin: eritu, will be ansrrered ne ete ieee , ae » waradiens aw. a mae. meee | — experience. hed | ——-— .- : STEIN, ROR Washington. ie) | & ance ox s* =: M ff IL ERS ti hen Cc ‘compan ca Db j sta? nped enverons j ; ; o ' : . 4u,4 . . : : - nila we - the unhea! ts rou undeubt LONG MAN—To tak £ soda irnishe?; good men can mak ; - tent: sees wages. 2 x | sary: $11 per w > >MA> ; ment house Boo wages. ox > rey Dn oor on } r ther ssive act lit’, , edlw have n- ratio Yor »? : ~ th wm . rom needa ; Disiiw AS! HER Woman. fer ire r . "hk | colored; §& hours’ | . macn, or ra exce - - On POU SBote a. ee Sadie . uf anage? a) Ree: ‘aurant werk: god pay. 15 I :. ae a STEFFE Canay Ce., + Post - Dispatch er i folders. als. ana mf. obtained b' bicarbonate of sola see ? mh ip, No ' ; _ “AVL > r 7. — : - : , 6 : AN—Young. ambit! ous s. for e our shipp! ns war bens . or - | — : this remedy continu : : r 6ge@!lf-treatmen 1 FR 1 att = a8. Locust — ae -- ~ en = DISHW ASHER. Fer f rectsurastta WN CO. loth anc ter department: excellent opportunity Apply a raster . ee = length of time will suit 1 even —. 2 Ritin: ea Aer ernce 7 : ‘ Jast i , the avera .o a _ Cass a) nd saw | pe be prot ao ton Moter Car Co. = ob lumblana F en greater acidity . ' v fer of inflamma: m ; ‘ ates ror ° Sy per dav and - -_— coke ane Se — ° wan Ss ° be a DISH ASHER ~ - } ’ eae ’ . , . ; “Tes t ~ i ~~ cr tor _work. 4057 Washington. ps ms oe as ‘“o., --In gentlemen's r Oust. oo Dh ee iin tae oe a " ~~ ' ; naan ol Re - a " , : a fate ot - ya. +a " . ; > good ho! ne. pro! ¥} Iipt pa = TA ne - ' ™ ‘ “meme E a although S\ da rr A » , “Ot ba iar Ke d i? tJ ’ ~ | ni y 5 i: . se x: ~4 ar , ~ . . p : ag *- — other Reve DISHW ASHE RS— White womens ne % work . $10 per vi Pry m min ster GHT CLERK , Or a ® under tervais duration or ardenin , tin moh —s . ast 3@ “ week and meale Apoiy 5:20 p . a ” hE Y n- | § a ee ye Y ~ on oration and aae “ peng ay ~ - P ‘ z 2S3 SUD Vision erty * at s. @™ Reom “ss =| Station, necer OW orkers mak: - MAN- —Young. colored; night porter, fo: ) : . endeck _ " A PMAILY RE \DE R. ; lone : 6a ee ms « Pe .er U ,OUN* . coda fou! in and ciger : mn put on the m t tin St ; DRESs 3 'NISHERS Steady a , eater, Apply Mr. Kirby. Roont S08 v cnien Station ~tee. Wee (c) | NIGHT ENGINEERS ickive — ) #7 Continued itati us deser nd day bilindnes meee aawar’ aden reliev Statior i) a here. Previous ¢ or in sell C £05 | Appiy at once. ideal = per AME RICA’ a ee . ~ - ; pact Diant he — jen? + : is e : 7s pent ‘ a — = me : ; mae Tipe cum se > Lures av es [2 , . ® thor . ‘ a? need in ’ric ’ ‘ Ss. s‘ 3" | : ma . ‘ site » f ‘ ‘4 P - .-_ " ~ = - ° : . ‘>ri" men . ; ‘tT try >] ; * A + A: i : irface of > | _— an Ae San ae a . , an aa ’ — urban : “J : GIRLS ‘work. Apply CUPPLES EN- | iscker oom B) | krodt_ Chemicel Worke, 3600 N. 2a ‘c)| HELP WANTED— MEN. BOYS HEL 2 WANTED. -MEN. BOYS YOUNG MAN“ 8: , asist 12 people without homes: we are actually short 1% Ww bo YVELOPE E co.. 638 Ss. 6th. a. MAN—To 1 work. in in stock a and shipping “room . “FI “E . Ww 7: wrgecis boy ‘tor office we. ork ew ina l : 7 : jeD tient oe — ta ‘a! - : : - Ae A “ _— i¥ oe oe ; ‘ "Ma “ax nie t e Can use a ul : must be strong willing worker, and able : ee PORTER- Barbe: shop an Gpoolroom. C€ Gor ound shee r sor: | an i wee “emg ond Aly aes a inabdl * Louis ts growing m iA» A‘ : "ears llin . LINIST- IST Piret_clase | ¢ give eood references. Jones Wooden. OF Fi -¥ ‘BOY “16 years; good oppertunit i anr 1567. 5748 } Fast or Ee cpenmn ses Bs. ind shee repaire: ded = — = - diy than an} nerican city ere ten perience unnecessary: aise : yea h & or nee. former empicy- Ware and Paper Co. 808 Spruce Lactede Steel. 1317 Arcade Bide G : _| ,machine mam preferred. steady work yea: hington ____ $60) | Eee din the elty to t Bos cpectal Sort: ord Sage ace necessary ; . ———- —_ —_--- See -_-—---—- - a ore = rte: - ] SaaS » , : ; . . . , — “m , e . b . o . ey = nif ©eondit? = ‘F-108. P -D. ‘¢c _ fel . 'MAN J AND Wire -Fishing ree@ort : \ea;©r ~ OFF we Et BOY, M ust i) right and neat ir Arthu IT and }@®rson Lau in indrv “~ — , > . v nt 3 ; rec? Sry ‘oO , he pe “a wou 2 ‘ ee a hg . ba - ape a : . ese ond nd ao. 4 ad ~ : 7 so Lear — . Sth et. ™ x : > . is. $75 per month. room and seare. appearance. Fairbenks, Morse & Co. 217 PORT E — —ieee ——- ——— t tor . ' sae - . ~ — —_— ; eS eee Pen wees 7 ee NE PRET =: with liberal Hunter Dalton. Chouteau Slough. Kinio —. =@b st. a Re stead ir toe i ee. | ; srGN ;ER 8 HE? _PER—_R- os ge i ee eee — ; y Med yr ~ — he — ! ss S ge FE sac AMINER — Experi ened of willir to w k Granite City 1308 fe) FRICE BOYS—T good chance for s PORTE! $ 5 é e MIN - RI PORTER a! tt", | on, 86 male aoe ae SAL E Su AN — High-grade, to "SAMISER-E IBLISHING €O., Banner m x 11 S. Se Lote a} T EAPERIENCED : ‘Cm. ; ~ FOUNDRY FOREMAN | Brass | ENCE TE x OFFICE BO’ : — I} a te ne eee | Forest Mig. Co.. fT | on 2a ff] | CLAS! . NCES ATE sk AN —— ; Faweiontions = iporres aol +SEE Tarr pee st nd machinery — mm, 1 c pure a ~— seit ) : erest City Mfa. os ae - = | SALART EXPECTD. "BOX on. 1T& P.-D. ih Pertunity to advan e - al em alevmen: , el : i la ir. a te Sa TN Lpe sone i me P r’ e — a gra Post-Dispatch Bldg. between 4 and 5 > OFF ICE BOY — fa BARR CO erre ; ith res! ability « ma) ; , clean factory — - . . , ri) ° sen senbvren ner s : th "a : : ’ 7 ; > ie . _Main et. ,- an and be wane to nm RR ee es ‘ CRTER _Stre i 4 p ~e* man fo r x concern with M \N lectrica! business. PPportunity te learn the rter work Appiy Quelch, stockroom, 7 TES wend . FRANK ADAM ELECTRICAL co. sage! Post-Dispatch 7) SOLDERERS_ 2... SS 4 ( Nt ING f ' MITE , — ———_——_— , For factory work. 2128 Washington ") | __Wincser pi ' (et) | PORTER ————a im large mercantile SOLDEREF P perperienced. , ae »iderin Vidbed SALE SMAN — For electric! 10% | - SL \- ee } ee : . - . a a _ va . 7 a’e i , - + ‘ . _ =—. = ir on ; : ; Pace; wanes ts | 638 S. 6th. c) cern, Experten ow in ornamental en etn Se uy jaaiter P os ING. FRANK ADAM WORK Advertising Campaign RLS —For Rctory | work. er : oy josiens ~ 1c5) —e . 18 ss T ferred E lent’ ‘ \ \ 7 % _- - ; rer ‘ = net i*srTr en as _ r. —_— 7 . a ‘Teen. | MAN—Por chemical manufactur- | {s2") coment. Application conn | P Qe ELECTRIC CO.. 3650 LARNED-CARTER ee re is sour opportunity GIRLS —Appiy Mengel Us, Delman SSParRi For —s . - ne rer: . : > ne who knows flowers an inttiz ce. Wy. . : ae ful rtie ) ars Box R +. ne lin rker , . . . rr from 3S u : ; place. Phone a ing plant; steady employment SS 3) nees “Hox R-78. Eee state ref. WINDSOR PI. (es) | & CO | Bane oon Gikt Gast ween aaa : SaborRi. Ri You a for large coun-' all vear around: chance for ad- 0:2 MAN—Drive city dirt wagon; $2.50 da; Colored man: experienced in car- S atte Gee be ee oe te We | _birst, floor, 1832 ashe nse _— AE chickens. gar-| _— —— | ) . ee in ene windows, ie ed ES . , also homes. Ne expertence is sIRLS—16 years oid oe | e a re ene piace for}Vancement. Apply 119 Lafay- ~ OPPORTUN ITY FOR | mopping a: neral cleaning: m t STABLE MAN—Apoiy 3916 Lacied |. 1832 PINE ST. (c4 moe Bh oo Ap anc a2 tama “ae “$40 pet month wer P-L _ __ al Sis oa a oe ) STEAM DRILLERS—apply Union Gaattr ya fe size bay : ; ae ‘For genera! housewer®. Oi wee Girt fer ent 4887 a : THE | 4: . Webster : SOShing | good wager. > cot ten’. | ete. (e6) ~ig vane. sity, references Sch S i tS '& mon ish OFFIC SE MAN | Franklin a\ a ST: Natural Bridge rd. ~4) — —- os ) x be ~ mx ty! i: . THe : vy Richars , Ride | GIRLS Experienced a " MOEGIRI — Or woman = | MAN. Strong. to help in tice cream she Wane Fien on ) a » S AM DRILLER u - , . a ‘ Ze! Bros . Se een en tice man. ' 2; POT W ye ck! ngham Annex, King’ Olive Street rd Lamb's Quarry. 6800 LABOR NOTICES — sicaiiitatmii Bide ed oa 5 ~oreman-) PRICKL ATERS .MDORERS ret on strik F U R ITU RE | SAL : AN—Ex-| oie or MAN~—Young. abeut 19. for clerical work tn tm ey —— mental er etruc- Benieh Rest —_ Tr Uitieme enh own shop: best wor ) for $1 per hour R Phillipe :, . op ry £10 week “gee ok. 4145 Weet Pine | bank: “handwritin for rush man amp wor shamce fer advance - ound : y > AS y ne $$: at” —— oo and marhiner) - perienced to sell furniture in GIRLS —i4 reare oid. fer ma 4 SEO tRT- rer genera) own handéwri i; axi\e experience an ant - ne A Se 9, Bee rscyg peng grecmemne : . = : mp 636 — mar Cc N-25 eo a A - ary St oer month - = WT] Bade « salary exneeted x F108 Post-Die soda) Poet. Tiepaten full pal ae - : ER: -Xperte: DP! rics ———— i And aft 1 EP) a HOENTS WANTED—MEN one or ST. Louis best retail fur- Ginls—To werk i : MG iP 7 .— f : ee | | Oe ply rd bing: io. STENOGRAPHER —And office aasista ter — " , | . ; AN—Ex rien le et 4 .- . ; " . . —— : > la . - rn - . ae “vert £t ar . walk south to ate | = ~~ ~—- &,-T,~ a oe - OPERA TOR— oul Soave machine. Rawlings icipeneiininten ’ ee ae . el gy Sy S.. ad Salary AGEN TS—Men to Ik arn the in- mith e stores ; Can earn from Gms a ay Deivar * grea. * * } experience In car manufecturing: stete S. - -_Sucas a ‘c6 - PITTERS—Stee4y emplorment Creo © Fin - > . 7 - I u 1, aceor om _phat 3 MAKERS—T omnes : ~~ ing to ability to sell: giv sfer. | GIRLS—Apsly 1019 sae traveling bags: | a ne Wan: SaenEy Gel Cos i : ——————________°€) | of bookkeeping. Bex F-17. Post-iveaics, WeeK guaranteed, also excellent ™& to abtity to sell; give refer Shean ’ ; AN—Yeung, for clerical work; newspaper cS) | PRESSMA N—Gordo: re , ie Mik AP = ao Pm o. ; ' Ae be « «+ Tp) oh ‘Gimi we rm OF ’ and good wages. P. sina" te cetue c's Tameaei OPERATOR Powerh $868 Hodiemont tracka NIC) | wih lung entabiished whee. “Mien orem Opportunity for experienced ences. Box F-133, Post-Dispatch. 'Gini—t “or Weshinates ad A 7 . Rr - a 7. a “a ~~~ ———— - - a —_ ~ - . _ 7 > ? ' . an | - © eager manera | mended. tid eppertunit: _ " ernouse PRESSERS—For Hoffman machine. top ; salary comrbensura‘e. Phone Mai: men. MUTUAL LIF KE INST Be, | inne — ae nnn eam | CSIR SC Te peck coffees, ABSENT | : TRUNK CO, 13th -stete salary SWitchboard, and coal pass-. _ under new management. Schuck | — = ss me : ocr a ao & “ We Ta ch Ww th | se be sadre Ana cooking Rox R-24, -Dispatch Biers Annir 614 i Dyeing Co. 4110 OF ) TENOGRAPHER—Man: experienced and| ANCE CO., 122 N. 4th. (ed) ve ica rou © | Gint—For linen room, mood ie. edie we ed on seate an od ae wen om ory 4 PP!) V t. Charles. (e5) RESSM oo Ns +. bers. Hoffman Prin pid, cam secu manent a — _ — — — _New_Branscome Hotel, 370 ae Ses cee ay ~ Rh AQ a ; 3 _Sth at _tc}| Fellable | firm. eet, “Yak CANVASSERS AND suLicitors Res! EF Rusine ‘ini Sec Gachess same "e or Sons ? position ealling on oad OPER. ATORS—To sew tray el- TE SECRETARY-—Married man fa : Bray. | Ertane a ae pega PRIETO Ot ect KORY re eh. oS. tate usin 255 at | ei 7 5900 Gates ¥ fahes trace. applicant must a reel : -. ' . " "h.28PF With mai or ler Dbuetnees and en ' ey arc = _ ——- _ ~~? -* Sd Ee Se pa* —— s nn ies a Os -e Fd ue — Seek ahve & ory re jeg as = hee oo . m rine 2 : ae wage ee MOP eee | RE eames hoe eee food | PEDIQOMAPLIEE Tous ae Ghaat 1p CANLASTERS Pegs etgreating prong: Oppertunity form few high-clan Fi = rae ae ; lary wa Ss. RP | > eee gat _troneer ~agnees — arately on ors tior seed ertunit~ ¢ wee M-LMITORS—Two iadi ‘ome me temas SOStSRtis! Ben to kect Themselves Te —? ctf ethice. & ; d > i tesic _ A. “Viens C OT 13 3th and P: lY TRU NK : an . aaa ef — : ie 4 . j nan - ? on sum Ges ’ . ti tos pe o' spore ~_ 3 ee aa “7 with established com pany doing _ . . te . as . _ Bxperten« oi ‘apin. eb secessfial business. a mite T. 3 Denese! | : | monce®___ Sot Washington ev. $ $1,000,000 business annually. This is Ginis- Tee ae SEs wers. 18” Pwtealitar a’ nore. ; —_— , rm * = . =a vrr ts > 2117 ie (et ~ LOG aA 7 ; ; Pe Ford parts ——- ge ee ed preferred. Royal Tea oe. 144 earn while you ‘earn See Me 805 St. Charies. ‘PACKER— acel te pas "RANK ; aces required. Bom F-108. | oii..vendeveuter a St : era ACKE -KEB-—SMust eajary Fis pes’ wee packing | FRANK ADAM ELECTRIC _Post- Dispatch __ «7» © == ARTHUR, 10 to 12, d firm: refer Vf to Aloe Con” Stat Olive eet ek ok. Apply CO., 3650 WINDSOR PT. TINNER’S HELPER—And to drive truck PARTNERS _WANTED Bank Buildin fa@) | PAINTFRS — pte evening or ‘omerrow ; “? asta . m . --" _de “ase Sv. i es 2 Og ie aaa ec aoe a ee) GIRLS_T __mornt a _ 7: iINNER-— AD Ss L t | PARTNER hed ae be capttal to cakaie tn | a Ree chanie Af: ‘aion. for ali round. ste ey = } er “ARRYMEN—Apoiy Unica Oa. "2m? | Ti INNERS —Exper ~> owt ‘-bo business. Ye have a big future, but meed at eT aetgg Sct gags PM. NE Tt years. for ary r erron. atureal Bridge ra ‘o4) niv 410 Valentine «t. oe nt = veet lent _ ms SX Kuctic = Ru. . mveweatee 2s R- ADORESSERS—1 nderwood machine. —— NO Poe. Be sil Velie ig PAPER HANGERS —Piret ac ce — tc} TRICK ERS a ——— = ila tial 5, : EMPLOYM ENT AGENCIES AND ASSOR " — $= | 1 ; : 3 e at Bs ) FAPER HANGER-And painter. Call afte: - CASE MAKERS— tousiinre: Wie tour: Bier’ oar" tite end TRADE SCHOOLS | + lary | a _ Ce. $ st. “ i ocing hie (ters “PAPER TigonRy apt — fe Good wages ani Steady work. e12 Wainut to "tebi = 7 feeser at heme: you can earn from ATTENDANT ee = mac | ae A sas, Ake caste ez: we P. C. MURPHY TRUNK Co 3 FOINTERS—Apely Jeha J. White | chow cards: wuichiy and souly memmee as SEL ies) c= om ig lee oo Call 5401 er Laciete Hine Locust st **| canvassing: we teach you hew and sel: OURLS— Chlored 49 on —er for Annex. x. King’s highway and V eet Pine ich) a Pp, top wastes rat : Permanent Peciatinin Lous. Mo. examiner, Arca —. = BINDE RY irs Steady work and geod : ‘ ane ater nent: Oil at once —~)| = con wer ’ ‘agg FEMALE HELP-The ¥. W. ¢. «. Emoles ae piv Sth fleer. Leather Trades GIRLS ‘Te werk im sewing Sixth street. (@R9) --— ee, ie ——n se8, ; > | . LA | InN Hi I¢ AGO re- . rtmeat. Tar? ‘2c ia i> at the Rie - 18 ~ : Orast = = . ” 7 . “<) Pre : Pit : ‘MRER= Teo rer (aes Com Din . ote _ Poot - Evin °cn ?* : ~~: - n@ wemen ~ ol _— OK K Rep t eeper.. reed : = ° =e ary : ' a‘ ton — etna Apply girlie a: wn seeking em p'oy a? aod steamatters: steady work: SHAPTR HANDS —Fircr a. exe APP) | ase 874 exverience, Rox F. wt Pont t. -. institutions as vooks, a a comptthh benGhron. teettively ne isber trey a ar , kdemeattied m ane resecs I=. Leavenworth Kan = y- shen. ‘FD. Hanpeter F Fureit Ten werkers. We have work feve c ANDY SAL ESWOVE tee (water SS We i hice 415 locas av ere - fie eee? bores: “sir a a, Experienest; must be capebie of takt ve uIni ai eather POSITIONS OF EN bt San ver, | Sree Of dent: stendy pesition. Apply Mr ha ete may + se- PORTER —Asoly 108 N. Grand ov PPING CLERK Wine —— N te yeu at : eek se ere tes = r —s —a c “neem. <amiy dept ns v. ~~ NUGEXTS, Broad ea, _sme tf Washington. only em- | PORTER—White or cotered. Angelica : weer = posting am on ghrericnred — ‘R y om a oe i Ss Cave oa Seana Sai fess ag Room 17 Ry. Exchange elegy | EBT ot Wiltne ius Sect, Soe EE Cee et ie ae * * 7 a ~

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THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1929 = D ? ON’T SELL YOUR CAR FOR A FOOLISH PRICE! Offer it in these columns and get the right Price. “Se . post. DISPATCH. 25 TED-WOMEN « GIALS HE oid NO on LP WANTED. ‘WOM ar EN. GIRLS) HELP WAN TED—wom EN. GIRLS HELP _WANTEDWOMEN. GIRLS BUSINESS WANTED ) HOUSEHOLD Goops FOR SA R phe Rete Rises SALE, HOUSEHOLD GOODS © Som , FOR SALE. GOLD AND SILVE - SG OPO Ol LOLOL Ne eel, werk in grocery Btore muaet . a. references required Sate How: Sk GIRL, For general } _._* ') or saree ‘ wUseWwork - fa Mm. Orr te = 4 ied) Forest sazq’ *°O4 Wawes. 4414 West Pine . GIRL, Rocka and telephone; fair WOMAN mating and file department of Hé “ Ss (c6) Pay; Good chance for advan: ‘ement: experi-| EF “ To wash silk and woolen by hand HIGHEST prices f ’ , a high school girl pre white ny sR. For general housew rk Dut st. absolutely necessary. 235 1 Chest- meeeser Laundry. 1012 N. Grand By and shoes. Ay S14 a a or ray 3a, BABY C ARRIAG ee my a Jrocer ('n. 7M Spruce tes * 8 im fam) v neat, ; - Ml UCAS av. live ful: almoe: G Pe very beautt-. W 7S - . ‘ person ood wa tN, @00d home fo; right ic) W ANTE DD sel. feos) Delrin 1” ‘iso id well for $15 wer _ ACAINE Rive ; : vor east OPK RATORS a pertenced on all parts of Pant=. as motu gear! a “‘ a own trade name ge tan cordure, " on \VE ‘Harwood.’ gray reed w ASHI. vr . . = e HIGH ES r price paid for go! A. 4 , a ea ; we. e) rapt SEGIRT. White ei 2 . : 7 ¢ AND C _BUSINESS wot kitche tadie ape cnet ors cn L pe es PR _ pe ; . fe) ‘a many 46a). mane ‘ates i] blouses. ate eg anirt waists and midds ~ = — mer a aye it ttn FOR SALE, tab'’e — gas fixtures. ce f) py «mnt “i piace in city for food aed fu diatmonde broken gela, ali . =n me oe io ohana ond cent Ae woot $i2 per HOt 4" “ity Wats: Pg those” we ~ pay. Mound b+ NG GIRI—-16 of over. to assiat in ef- BEAUTY ARLOR- P ; — Mund ‘™ oF ~ ar oo em nae _ STS) Raat as ‘aire teeth, Phone Oilve ao Miller.’s. a t ' EE pe ckPER floor, al) ngton av. Ra e work salary $45 > per mo ully squlpped : uble + ,errn is M » on re r ANCA j ION Say Ex | ro Olly .* meric Mire i‘o ee _Bo Experiences. “fa t Al nth PPivr good x. alreasiv eat , $1: > and bi artin. complete Carry Py MONEY We Sct &: 2 rey ree = P-i22 PB amily i fet) _t@ Aloe (o, 513 Olive ste, fourth ” * ic4} 3 reauy established: wil! | 290 ‘anie. chair, enamel! : ry ® fu) line of new. up-to- * = actory work Apply St. Louis ion SEKEFPER. Ot-Dispateh _ (ed) PET He | a7 TORS Experienced. are making $25 YOUNG GiRLa— For office and sto | arene nor cash. Box 0-252, _P.-D a Beta > | we wecen eh ar eee te et ver JEWELRY —WATCHES Sheet Metal Mfz «co. @th and ._B4uita: good home. Sars home cratore Bet loos thee Rane experienced op- Steady emplorment experience no! Ro.’ SRVERAGE SALOON—And lunchroom - BEDR (OOM SET —Brand-new, chear m4 rent "prices "ber aa deed =e 7 Ae a iS, (HOUSE MAID—¥ eh Connecticut. 14) Jacket Co.. 1410 Olivet, °° start. Angelica | sary; reference. St. Louis E _. ery coed location National Brewers —oencoah. SMT sep see for vane FINK WwW ‘ : cove ~ : First-o lees, me: SID Olive at f 1014 Tyle ' mtroidery Co.. 18th and Gratiot * BEDR > one furniture tor your old furnitus ieee & Cod aa ° GIRI S Ww 4 NT ED ; land ‘Db :" up sta! i Por O - (eS) Pa re. eek ‘ ——— - } Ne = | : 4 (@.a? MOM SET rs Rea: tit: 1 tn the market fo ' ; ee price es. _fiol Mat J s&s Cc ug uet t c ” > o : _ : es — it SINEsS -3 eas dave 2 . “dining na sf . . 2 — a gS hes factory. HOL SE °MATD_ ~White, % = PERATORS On buttonhole YOUNG LADY=For shall office, a ‘ment. Hoffman rear ting estabish- | assortment of gente atest Pattern: large Sure Sd ese of Pathe and 8 C1 REGER will buy your ee wna S BROS. SHOE CO 20a : 37 w hr 1 family; good and button sew ing - hi perience. Apply’ Hox O- , ap age and ex- r.282 Post Dispatch essing machine B ul ruge: . a ene stoves. ranges : ntal of furniture ceeh orice in in _ the city ; -— --- = sex “E Wo x AN. (c8) acnines., - ly Box ¢ Post -Dis —— : klir ‘Oerai terme. SS Lasky x CMmaty © sure and see us Fan AL "y diamonds. + 10 vje > a for mangle departmen: - ” White: an: , - ELD > me ‘ YOUNG LADY—T a — TTER, EGG AND COFFEE RCUTE_ 3 “WR arn. 'o.. 306 Mor ee * r _ ~The a. ae 0 jet tn ey ~— gnnecessars. work & wotyeen nd . eral . $1 to start. ART | a . La. sen: L, [ Ke R AY Ie (. { ‘Oo AI I AN \ - Lot h. at once Ka ptiste adaresa envelopes: ; , => * UCR good reascr for — ing x BEDROs M SU ITE Finest 7 piace ler — kK —- . cn "em St A One = er. — Homme * Shop, 811 ” 30th, yoo ooffee swerved far }; ’ am 04 100 anWon To Jo housew ri: h and Lue; AS avenue. fis N Sd st. Ing . -LSe. Posat-Diepateh ‘aa. Pe with é‘ - > Ame! an _FURNISHED HOUSES AND - ho w = _— 45) : 4 ’ , CO Ore. ‘ ° 0 “white r = — - : - . ‘ - in\es 9 a cL . - . aor : nde fo 19 years, « 7 ’ Je = Oe ee _ Hot = i i“ ~ naw r ie) OPE R: A cb You NG LADY— For ledger posting “per ne . “ bia, STOR ry" 7 ERGod .ocation floor ‘amp oe paws siue or if re o : : rm shoe maki lend: Vv nent sition. >» 5 ' Ie with al vat i+ ice cream oe . ' aecrisi rid on LON me at r : _cor al Eiployiment aya Eh teem meed tres. . eene! work: 2 in Pew may iget for general house- | TOR- Telephone ; expe- Olis Se ee ee eee) in v tools: #etabll or 3 years BEDE. on eA Oliv "fe Di we feb mpekens na seg gy a | . enkele a 2£9 | : Lc) ; Q = " : | | . » agea ; r sTirk a —- - —E must i | cour “- ~ ‘ ; me “ pate - SE’) ) | 7 ” : " apected hae’ Amiens ‘Ten Date eo kiroy a > for our tearcom: work HOT KEWOMAN—For — Bena } 3 - ( IPE RATO o~~Ce = a $44 per month Rox P.- ry i \ ors tory $1400; rent 2.00: receipts rh S07 ne iy caries - . Complete _arenser, calf. scriptions. contents flats y lie — en mene See ye for sul wag wreeee tn "tne - Di GIR ee He 8; exper ron ° — ot Ne*®ceseary tonne ced - reliable _ A, P unto . 4 Rs : Experienced on YOUNG LADY lo ‘sel 9 = — ae eM CHAT — Srpets, furniture ef ali ae ny BB ~ Ist floor south, « Ca taught and paid while vou are “Jerson. ! . learn. A. Arthu: New E ington av. | (oh 1 5508 St. lami». ar bed) , om furnitu iorary table. time sin. a omplete furn shings of dwell. “taterest Mh tee cipnonas inn tg ny A superintendent's offiee. E > ra hirt | Facto YoU NG LADIES -Willing 1. . me Bae & candy kitcnen: good pus} D see tS; get ¢ before se! Aer - _ H. Milter ute. _. » foo Pa: inous-Barr oe (c8) 4a 7 EK R | 2 XC 2 D [R¢ INERS er w A. and work 1 to poet ie te bo ation 4815 Deir ar. ee oo ‘ ‘ 86 enn‘s Bros.. Torest 0 or Deimer a Retabitahed | ‘ 4527 ‘27 Westm) Menerienced white. for menera _wrw ® learn ta ny . eave. -kDerienced operators on all parte: rey spensibilits , &rTammar «cho aot “ty Bs PRUIT ; : — = = : rT -EDS W ’ S™ DLs st ( Wtt.- Your @lamends va & = al house Te preas shirte eed “eo fe . j ijl ; Oo] education ne rRUYI AND VE VE GH r AR 7) E MARK E’ ' . BE DS Wer - Drs WOND. we? y _— 5 MOR Sfp LP iartinen: aes. Wages: references “"!'* ‘earning, Can earn gh weekly a dy you to gree at ee which wi) essary SO Roatmen'’s Bank Bide ch account of sicknens ros NL Sarah. es ‘tartan cohen : uy an : - . kb ent teehee © ateaners fre of - . ~ ae t a men , S355 ~ shing rel ex perien: ed - . hy when ad the ile@heat wages we ee — ~ : : } ctor’ er. oer > 4 ain *) lbeotal i486 i. © ’ Ot ’ : : wr 7 t #42 =!. r Jstruct beginnere and , > . I U RNISHED HOU Sk Seautiful furniture + gl reach 2000 BEDS \ nity ? hes ? ? . ore ae references. Calnae = ee” sed) NEW ERA SI IRT FPAcTs RT machine operators ? © > o enced powe W A N r gE ] ) reotm house orice $7 “" nat ye . of ] ‘ “ ch 2228-30 ? 6 Per ing a Furnit ive e eves t prices. . 'n @ pesttion . lll ay te r} ‘ cs ‘ ‘ ; ’ ; li pay you to inves > ‘ Pa as 4408 “Veet - er or nger wh Walto t ' ; for rove ry . » work tn Coliage Ol Iuece av ick tigate Apply to Misa Herzo Rei le. Forest #1386 4, CED . S,) , n Forest @241 Del- . arr.eunt @ v Of thre three: — ii hop. 5 ead) "work s “s JANI s | It K SS \ hite fo : NE WwW ER 4 SHIRT ¥ } © e348. > y * . AR ‘ Hk Ts a are. — To ono es cae Eee gamete cl4) A " ‘ rr awe k. ry a otal — inn, Grand and P ; r bight Work, to clear . ACTORY IES i ER And meat marker. South & cedar chests se , - aN , ; r al or 4414 Wes , an ark, “ ir 6 nigt . an} IES Sidney 489 ce ne a ches lone ‘ » RUGS Wtd {,00er or bed . Ts. a Seri ryh a e | lights | « - “eek au = a si an ua m ay id SS icé) ne EDC 38, pra j net 1 : ; natty 4 | 5 oe ier ree »b te ct Ponont 1848 ~* - , ‘trand gepnaite Metrepae't x “> tn ne ta . pPerimnanent pesxitior 4 RAT I, M AKe?S \iso v-nead) . i . on ’ (,itew Marviana ii eritic “i aoe Tr Wed : BA eve, a ' Aes rerth «#*? ce st em : mi lle. . ’ ; its: experienc d My eno ». } “ MJ e >. shiv, erator * ol +» ° . . us “s ’ ‘ ~~ her = ul W liture «or »nplet fur. ; q i ni ale-aaed: — eied ome oe need re ' : | § ; ~W. A “in 0. ; | : “ ‘ “while pe. tea h —_ oe T EK 7 E GR AP TT 1% NT T IONS . : " 25 (heetn: T HAIRS 4 (Apest: iapho stered sa) : * alshin gs of awelits a) 2 ‘all Seieet fh : . ; wes: t t jearn an hevence vournelf. 4: i ower ('o and Locuat re) “unton ye of wages pa fa tors Steady e:mplo\ment ot a nat ohiem RP a! >i —% ey Ol; Fay a’ (sTand WZNA&AJ oe = wate 380.4 Dennis Kroes of PATENTS ' : “17 ‘den JOB PRES ; a & 4 . , aid hours A short — we Were rod le iw! , Ss hy 4 an q ry GIRL . FE 7 — " ~~ this trainine ; ‘ MT CommMene " i Ke a) “ERY Ma, Cf ns ‘y *s , ; . hi i] 5 ONIER \? ore woh —, : : . ~ _ » {c8) ' : - See on vee “ om sy or - ; y Sling and checking: 8. hour da. 10% S wth at rit Pp uDlishing Co board Apply stew om i “= ed: ae oo a ery the minimu aent ra. SO): or will | J : ae ns id aan we. ; — ~ 8 _— He wah “Ts Wra Furniture of al} deeertp ; 4) Olore. air! afternoon = off Apply i214 - De Dan ae ic) Kine’s higehw 1 Hotel i r month This wag ) Wante et anicl ' want 1 44 ) en ee contents fiat . itt : “Ya ork valet Priday or Saturde,. .. Br Neto : wt ~ 4 (9000 pay: 1 o'clock PAN’ r= MM. MAKER: oe Ex Ww Vashineton bi ‘coy renee thereafter * we lege yt be oa R wet Blue ena 729 Faston , I ahaa r-¥ one POULTRY AND BIRDS _ Soe nright , covermn ~eture an eiffer Chemical co Raw! . xDerienced; Dest wages OnpeHncing With ith month, $75 GROCERY AND 4 " x Pisa, Ime 3 pre RAB ) aN, . . , ; = 7 ee ae, bb BARY CACRS “one, ts island “red. te "~ per ; ne and wrapolig: 814 ° : aXa s she retired, leaves for oO . = en) | TNE ti Radi: ‘ : lozet enten Hatchery 23 Joh et afenera ~~ . Bios ~ Tar Inckrod Chen! Der “ 4 " a a anted xirts a 4 ts i: STE RN [° \N1¢ N * > I. baie wanes ™ pata ali if rn ia; DAVENE) ie SUITE Massive mahoaan. price. Reall, 2219 Graveis. si + ble erat of 8 Hroad Way , n ¥3 : od ss / C / f OM front of a) irte me ‘ay ne That hing vo! VC go { MS mn >? 7 | , ‘ to af Mail a. > oh jon Eee ‘ 415. wary. ‘ ’ : : -= ann —— - 4 H leh ENS att white. bree . legnorne, we ao & Hen NE w - R 4 SHIRT Coa a pn - rant oa” tee o f rar h ’ . : aon round table oy .o . Time . I nas we RE Wad Carpets contents flats. eS. oo ke: fine wtock ‘ are | utger pd - I lé }] 7 ' “, ! Fok at : . ‘7 reomes. ’ ' . amr 84 Sais " abinee Pots es " . er vt aon ee. Reneinger EF orest 6391. Del. ‘ HteKS Ww hite wvandottes ’ i rede . ) | wee the ee * DAV ENPOR1 eones ’ NIT? Rae —— fel@) —~ S225 up Willis Hatchery ' Fumed oak: leather uphoi-| !URNITURK Wid —Get our bia; spot cash: - - ais inact ” e-« enced cover ne “mae nine. . ‘' Pe ANU PICKERS ~xperienced steady ret Pema ati? house i eer ate 7. re : ime. good reasonable STv7 a ae dwellings. flece Cent. 5659. Tyler KS Every di i , $2.25. Rarren Mate” labeling Kiria. *iperience . . experienced cle ane I leasant v“ orking Sifuation al d “work 4 j steady Work: good pay. Holman pa” pe ' se anne Ot factory. 217 Bim at. 4 "OUNG W Co. B14 Clark. - n aS + Rta, nt Positions, Apply Supt. TERRE LA perienced house dresses ’ | NG we MAN \W ho has had Fim , couse. & reo _ - waa a rditio - light factory work nto con” ‘ GUUS n atwy f ~eeds work £0o0d nar bonus SOTne experience with f i] . . f Saute Sim . ‘ : . minster a & f H. Port mann ” 1 Cass av. (®) {: 4 “ages ass'ired “AP ne. VANDER VOORT 5k; ity Mt. Co. 162% Wash ington ote ; | . f an. DAVE NPOR Handsome eieaaine " PT RNIT? “RE Wiad Exchange upl 4 , es N ‘I nten ‘Delmar 227 4! oy @ Blecirie Light tc o., 8 RESSE R- -F cowl aoe carm ent pres*er. Ap. pHuone switchboard lor position REAM I ~ Lek | ef : n ou win o - and repairing for secon ihtand farnit ire CHICKS Seleer harred rocks Ty 4 - ’ yr a) lop >? Os) . . » fer aay ehanl t» 5 , o" ” ter ' 124, 8&8 \ hte ver tee ’ yrtiy ie * x, . . ° hl onm> BARNEY. Washington or “Statler, th and) in front office of Hotel Statler WES Chestnut tables. all high-grad imo CRE Wia. eb ar isteg.) Watchers. S80 De Som: ee | ts ie) ard : ee on mNiGa E f adiy: all Kiude: a a. EES ‘HROOM [ ne good ‘ . » a ' “) ' ta. | ke cae contente ?) ate. dwellin pot 72. mn - ee ~ in i +) ae “At ' 2s. Oreutt & . HOOSTEHER-. Or . : Noni, Toate ana Nock | age ar emten th, Sgn nas; Orcutt Stor. ROOSTER One bat crvinaton, cheap. TR te8) | = c al a ADIES Iw ich ool, me ae work ‘ = © high-clas ‘ " oRre -Eenebp : - , " ; Y guvo- tunity — he - good edu sti . a ing la dies: muat PRE: = b EEDER Lxperienc ‘ed fob Inter- See |: Abel] “ » t . " mdent's office. PeArance wire ae ~ os he neat in ap state Printing Co.. 293% Loa lede thee — il. ASSISTANT mig. ct) ora nki' ~ oy | Me Me Temow ence preferre, gan ORFephic 6 experi- | scRU BWON — "OVTTNGS a . MARKET _; ° — ~ oa nt For-st @A96 - — 16 a ya fo » Moa ; rt __ fe) 2. ¢ red; salar, =) Box R-12. PN St Louis "Club. Terria, ao and board \ Ol NG \W OMEN { ARK —— a ished, egetable. & . DINING ROOM SUITE William ana “a pt CURE Wrea Pacdly any amount “ENO we vour mali orders vev hen feed " , +4 ' 2 ; - > % s ‘ © ; ( ’ rm oy r rwatir , ° . 7 . hid . at , ‘ P . no experience nec are . P e ory etperienced in policy writing, & Re BWOMA! “or ind _ics) We ave a number of per ed # xh ies 6-199. —d ower 1 ne : Plano and household goods * O47, es e ee eens Iwellinge: ,, vent cash prices low pounds af $400. makes hens tay splendid oviay | } loa sary eur- Moe, piuet be fast and accu A In drug store. ” 2600 (ire Sirable nositions fm brighs _ : -—. = os? -Dispatch shing —— w — os age. Del. 2485. Fores: 63 Pita the bene in « perfect! : advan mm c entra! ~- B. aged Ii to 2h years, gradu cust ats, le Hote! eth. and ‘ “working cenaitions ' : P + eke - woh py be . ams at - aber v4 : & welling Dennis te "Potent een lng . r Meror trucks deliver —_ Trainin Schoo 2844 a‘. te nbenmanes ,' al : - a wi : f ' Oneeare oe ah ' rh Blews 4 rit Dis " mar oSh4 ’ Re a toot) ' yee Oor-gter in on deliv Pox F-241 Post Dispate) ing roo vg - , , RNITURE Wed Paediv al. oem riptiene SAFES ‘? Ontents flats. dwe! et z i - aa ~ it i a a . “and fountain work. ates preferred: twain and brane office po SOUTHY PSTERN CE! ; SPHON E rine tt, vs ‘ od - Anne Pil? ~ - “ : : Suil Mi ced: - HIBS ‘f prices Sr hoher, 4435 « 2 SAFES Cabinets vealt deere new and their daughters to work Ritions plearant conditions. wages with @ definite Western nion Telegraph to , | aitton salary increase and _“\'™. P. Morsche! fe Crw RESTAURANT —R $ ons, Dring them to our LADIES rt, = af set S20, income $45. S500 ' “¥ riment en the 3d AB ae A DIB Young. sos 4 = ch ott gradu we women _SALESWOME CN WANTED sickness: ~orgete Box P-90. Poat-Dis a Fen ‘nh. 4) Marviand r LOR orest ur ree ‘ , , ne ’ ae . . thes T t ; ins J .F - i,> ‘ seat . Bei E> & - a9gen ? ie a = — . “é ay Kreage Co . we Bnd titione: leasan | conditions ‘ lca Be. Steadv posit ions af i rs | AU RR AN* 430004 locatio; cheap if sold M, =“ ) ut Nitty ontents § root oy VRNITURE W td. -Call & ower Hin or Del repairing. Paumann Bafe Co ; {21 N. 4 . Z and @shin ton t¢ Ae f “§ . SALESLA DIES + or our ‘ . . TY ‘ ry REST AIR AN Pri. e 21°00. ; 520 MU RNISH | “or er ~ tot ‘ it . - . - al M ~ convinced ; ACHINES A patery. wa ~~ > oe . “ qc) SF ,MSTR ‘ ' ients erz ty } ] ‘ ‘) 1°? i oy lense guarante " =/ _¢ ; ’ a =9 . ey . a “sd , ' ‘ ter" uf 4 ti fiat : °%* ne . war er at Ro- stan " , aie | nd Locus Fq , Sci Al K R ST ORE. LADY -Young for music ; department SMSTRESE— Experience ea “repairing wnen* s - ii ‘ } Ride 6 $5 > dat! 4 ] OnLiac . CAVING CiLl 1829 [> ss LON ! rning« ROURET as. Cents al ay wen feB) SF w“ ING MACHINE Dreahené Singer ae OPERA TOR— snes . Sth and Washington te steady postition. Aeolian | 1004 Olive. | SEAMSTRESS —Fo> S887 Delmar. (4; SALESLADIES—-For ladies’ readv-to.wear: xT F- aaetinni rr) —y7 toate tee GOODS Wtd—To buy con. ..others. $10 and $15 © Clive st in ' give such ’ ‘ : 4 wit 104) now er mac ion abel Pad mending on Ewan. Her steady positions. PF. Raers, ener: splendid busines: ee reneren na il fiat Touma bie ee eae ing. Lindell fen. OUme: Orivileme of rent SEWING MACHINE Senciae god “condi : ’ > ly a one ° . . sy pp. eader I ar Me = roadwa Se e . oo om her wi eri " ' “ CuBsuna dle: no dealers ITAA : : = re as HON NE OPER AT ) f od Sight i oe aurant no Sunday Sruith, 4200 Cek naar Pine “7 ~. WORK ae a need lining maker to-houre Canvass: no experience necessa r- a ar* ak He ae . gs betes PURNIT ohe: ype | ” | bk. et p ees ~ o be ae am ? “a exwor len eae ont aan nee, mek 9225R. ‘ : ' i} vor nieale ine luded ‘ aw , pr - vt “= are ‘ i} iren ~ ehoes kK ddy : aed Irter re ' ; i — i .* afer : ) ’ ‘ ‘airut all Ocelh) ie * “WAVO@ ‘he foods tie’. uy \\ ixe \I ; : " - ' ~ - ’ ‘) ’ 1k tk ~~ . . ™ _ Cl 1 ’ _* i . | filer ‘y . : z o°' ait rear y? e . , ’ ° A‘ rwTtN ° s hea ce excellent workir oe 3S : ees R 4 TULL 7 Cung®, betWeen 2, 3% for denta Seen eee SALJASLADY “Aperie i ah ; his sie . REPAI} | slies at . _— ° -i- ' 4°’, “we Morgan st. Boment 1630 lefferson Sewing F— Fer +d PA oad BE ae mae * f =" , . who | ‘er di . sili o , ae ’ a i " rey V-fo- ' ene ont . ; ’ . in > . ; ‘ ir? 6S ’ Tera ——- a _ - ‘ ‘s ’ . = . - t-Dispates: 4 . _ rs - ueuttien nee ' possi iz beer SHOE VM ORKERS wets God ot m iss ‘ I “Om? be. ; - a - RNITI Rk . - : t Sicliooryp (s(hoDS Wee 4} kind — : r s in ‘) —— eles : - ; ; wes PONS TIT LTT Am (Of SPR Ne ; . — -- a... > ro a heautifnul- « me a “a & , hy ries ‘4 fur te pore =F. NOG A‘ ‘\ : : » small —Experience not neces nant of eh eT a oe ‘(ate age a'en @ “ oe ne ap OeTS Hand folders SAL SLADIES —6 of hy a, Oo i bor 442 M 0 : paper er wet oO Start vaio soe) - il N. 4th ‘ ‘our earnir 41] be matt ~« ben . . va Laat ings se : ° — for a elrous » 7 Ale nN ‘ STARC LIER E . o ngs wil smiled 4508 0) 1 J ; . ‘ oO ; ~ . = Leonor! : obs Sh, w ING NIAt ‘HINF Singer dronhead x: food pay. 2125 t V. STEFFENS P \ ; ry R ae = Daas w hite wn24 Vv lector st. le 448% Olly © at. “ ; appl ar once _- 10 N Sth _st. vr are as , eZ re | Semen v-room fila “ fics var I, indeli , round bobbin: like miner: 15 ae — ee 1m N. - ° aa . , ) . - > oes _ 2 : an u ‘ is SJ Bei ‘ar ; ; (sed Us nese sig eu | . . ae l-rainted oh vi RE = i , ; a PES RUTERE, “al D4 CO ] oth an d P) > . Weel aM bite, for orphan home, 4447 | 8’ rTENOGR APHER ‘Must be Al: Se . ALESLADI ‘s — ~ ' ses ya: porn owner left town. (el Forest ‘gist “ 5 i. ta . ™" M ntcl ait “wi household goods ™ jan Bsa athe SEWING Si RaHiTS “ ~ ; - ’ . nd : ct Vidi r) ‘ tu a « , r -_ . why , . |, . . ' ‘ , tptre ce ' " “Xf + ; ‘= - te ae | ‘ mathe ‘ ine ( LAUNDR Ras Ww 7 ' : ied _erenc ‘es: £000 pay 2R16 Olive’ (ea instructs inexpertenced Apply 1007 ee 451LOK SHOP-.10 vears’ eetablie). — ~ Tek. * ~ Oe! no ake in exchange for movine morame ion Wileee.. chabeaael . . inger Wheeler *& ony overed ; come ¥ piv 1508 te; have electric washer \OGRAPHER—$7 nee | Ne soaeace ness. 1008 8. Jetfer oe ee ene 5 OP St packi @ Keiner, Central 421K. Olive &t2! ' ‘811.88 up euarattes GC ae tes Washin ee , ; S— 300 f Appivy 1508 Newhouee a\ ers et eel iTS to start. 00d ee = , — . : fe.cserson & ch FURNITURB— Dini - — : = IN@ pee ines, Sib! ub m@uarantee to give seattle Whi Rm 3 wn or light fac ‘tory LAUNDRY HELP Shirt 7 nance for | advancement Box F-221. Pp _f BALESILADIES-—We have positions open it and refrigera' —ws = “oo. ~—— — B 7 Ee shai ae ei faction: tern me 18 ( hentean " ; ts—White ¢ wonrer : on *. necnine girle and ee all] departments for e» oe er me” hte pt renen cabinet, 4 ‘GLES ON pave $85 om for ae wf (ING WACHINGE © - : ES poly 6:30 “Y m. or ) Pork ; $10 per Ww eek to «st art: , see Aironere 120 Olive st fof) 8 TRNOGR MA HER—Ey, pert See Mr Brive gvaranteed salar v and on mw oa - . aie and 4 a at ruge. baby carriage bed ' @oods taken fer ‘in na “ rat te pr a seaclias ef ht ae raene- : ‘nion ‘Stati : "NDRESS White. for TF — x. ” ashington . , once Progress Sic, ‘ ' . PP F O R SA LE W 'B) »] Mi a ree gae raneg leaving we D imar TlH? 19% Fast r, _ - w - . er ‘HE ——— on, "" wor kers make AS high AS a : 4974 Del nar, ' Foreat Corry and fu s- ST E > “ae heater. & c.¢ (0.. Barah and Mar — | gein “28 Easton a\ LEED ; - = : _ ge “ os vur pA + ‘houteau.ldefft n : LE Rts. Steady work: d LAUNDRY 7 Z 6) a 4 HER Foune woman of exper énk . ‘ he ee PURNITURE om a ~ET , Ron; used furniture ba: rs . Mt eet ‘ine Shon ‘21 Chovuteau 7 bad SUT > a : . : ; - o , on > _wS © ; « * | aes . 4 , rivate parts ty myer ‘ nity iy ~ a Ts ‘ ones, Ideal Dress” per Gay: Saturday afternoons “ALSREY HELP@ Hand ironers on nurses’ | 200°. both dictation and dictaphone wor 1 8 WOM EX — Wreference given to thoes MISCELLANEO choice pie marquetry farniture and Vanbers, Stee res ah. Olive 4495. Menkhus- | 7802 Oh eS PERATOR AME RIC AN p \ Pp > aundry % 1M) 8 Jett ”r dress Ranner Zand t*nttny Ville ae eed S Tth te) nositions ond = ne Der —_ “me perinanent , - Us FOR SALE npinnn ir . P al ' alao bed te i\ ; - - ; . : “ Sew ING M L\CclTINEGS Tua? recetved a lat «* hee — : ‘4 P. wi . ‘ 1 AMAT erron ic4) or -— ealar.cs poly at suser de Ge ine and i , cen Parwiitate: ana * le . inust hay furnite mere or ‘rs: will well exme o mal ‘ lub Bidg., Grank Kk LAUNDRESS White: Monday and T ee OGRAP HER--With high school ed; intendent’s o! fee. main floor balemhy. Fa. A> . b care S ‘, 0 7 aperies: to he ge — Cabany 5970 Cor . TS Keaton im? i" | mechines taken Ip — a ’ 2d and Rr " a 220 =F 9) “ “+ uerda) on wi ing '> wee dictapt : Tree Barr € ‘o . 4 . ' see) hv " Ng ho wn *9 emen, (Cs - awthorne bl. Grand 22@ Victor Da ¥ Box R.2% Poe: . phone gond lice — Oe 1 site , me ‘ t rieg Storage Wareho: Lt, Mio 4 , for furniture ' ev = machines rom 8f0 wp: LOOK-~—Good wames to = — . 1840 (ed) : ha Ay) oe -Disnat, h ies SATE LADIES aun " ' rein b rank lin Oilwe , ‘ : : be 6©until) «June 4. es GIRLS LAUNDRY HELI winiapers, lady's clothes APHER-- Young ady inte!) ; , = rR " rv ) ors (ewe = i ’ rf.) j ‘ " ; } erit J } " ‘ : . 5 : ‘ ‘ ') | es , ~~ gel ° ‘ 7 ri. iiatte >) rie? ' ° - . ‘ ° ’ “er ° ° = 4 € ; neure, A and mangle «li Kood | pay; shert | - ry referencen reavine state age and «a! ! , ren ha wong : , ' “\ ai “ a w me Hl bird s-eve maple and uhog owt, TB, at rices tmid for seconanand furn ™ po ia eee gate " ; puet received a int a? AC, BINE OPERA YY = : can use about 6 girls, 14. | 7 ue _ Apply Jlotel Jef fereon 12th Tioor.(c4) exciusive a reauires: steady position at opportunits conn wait — welgher's ig) —T oa - tere ; any £ a lining roo ae? Oriental 4 ann e® Gansberg. 2071 Shenandust . onan « blag cht sell seme on einall | wa AUNDRY HELP—Coliar girl and shirt fin- | til Sat SR, answers received un- In answering. please state vor aemastacaren ited t- Ry , 7 ~~ = ang ordain . high-class refrigerator a lees c2ZRx) en, , saan taken m Ssonen d n at urday. Box 88, P yur expertence (aM) Se: “ ? ; . / seine machines from 810 bs Or pone - 4 oraers; no ex- isher; 88-hour day; half day Saturday. New | ost- Dis. if any. age end salary expected Box P.1°> BILLIARD AN) p eee fe. House Tor sale or lease 2 cash prices for ail kinds of ee guarentee! perfect: rentel by ene - h ai aa ty wages y n a American I. audry, 2010 Morgan. (eT) | ST ENOGRA rPHER AS PY v Post Dispate: h — sec: hy = OoL T AP! LES New or araw ood fieurs de: orated in oj model ne rial and large lots Lew Hros R12 7148 wy ankiin Ole = on ’ " nun re 4 m — ) 4 iv ) ‘ . *reye? | ecessary ; . guaranteed LAUNDRESS Mehday yy a | TARY TO SALES MANA ATE SECRE . G AL rh Te i ee oS Ra grade inewick. ane { 20 feet deep. dealers nut wanted my ase °"* Bell Olive 2928 Kinlor h SRWinG MACHINE Li pane co ‘ - i ‘ = a‘ if ee as ” . ” { en a. i mf ~~ . ’ rm t aenr xperienced A... oe with liberal bonus; girls | — sae een sent Shi references: axee- j ' L, ADU . PREFER SC} a LA DI KS bas vnongg - outfit | aig ta sn aun , FIrRNIT i RE New ana slightly — j ane i] jGHE S] — ~ ey i 7 ~ (oS stock of new anda used Flom = i ntony mas ines ~ : oe pay per day. ? yr ’ r new cloth. complete - one , - ° ee we OF furniture, stoven city. tneludl 1) at ei Me, & eady rh: ut to work can earn $10 te Call Cabany 1672 v= 4 ‘ ing ALS RY $80 PER Monat. . {A} ER Ss I ORE table seosknlaan tae re $86 a ( n Bey Getacmen ee wererenes, dining su‘te« carpets. Kaplan. 1437 Franklin Cen. #2 ) ne cheaper It. we pe 1 oy ' — . : ; , NCEMEN’ x “*h and Waxhington veliler Bros. 200 S. Br 4- ' carpe's. Drags and tron hen me fi 6%) up: all ; wee ° . s a. _Pos BO _ & ington - : Cadwuay, Bt. Louis. beds 4 } neh oO : evuaranteed to sew. Choutes- kly. THE BU TTERIC K LAU NDRY HE L P ne yn, Zz -DIRPATCH. apatite boa ioe) ~ A | ES] \ DI] ES ' Mo. fc@v) ptr Bay mt — Frag von oan ‘ large HIGHEST ener) Drive. furniture of all kinds, Jefferson dowtna Mar hine Shop, 2271 (aen- Ls ING C 0. 1209 W Hand troners, machine girls and girls > GIRI Good. experienced. for label. « CPR: eastern a CABINET —Fine mahogany for shee! nivel Hable people. We will buy. mere or sto- ge of residences end fiats. 361, Le- 0%. Phone Grand a87 “at nu , | 3 tas ash- a "100 q 7 wh bale of (aba > a nees work 5897 inefor, label: n i chon Positions opel for bargal: 14) Westgate ‘ab your goods Provser’s. 3 18-20 Olive st ” Be : ( “4 indeil 4741. FF. U. Leonori Au 712 = erator, bel bred \ | : >) ’ , ' wbvat ae 0. ‘ ‘ord = Kaston if WAN i EO e hon p o : ’ per wee ppl ("a 518 A oe Vielo * "As mie Tr Re - « a r, - gig ‘ , ~ae . « he . —_ : ; operand) TORS’ TRAINING 1» Aloe Co.” 513 Olive et. 4th floor er | & Olive at.. 4th floor (c} pate “can, Dig 850.000 advertising So PR phd Sei ae ‘an. GAS RANGE ee Walke , rr, Give | Paton "ant reassoabi MET" x | x Panrict LARS CONCER UPPER—E kperienced, £ Ls S'l| anv day between za ele tional wble a: ‘AS RANGER— Renewed we vl gy ma bie 7. i ine ” N- LISTERS—Checkers, feeders foiders An- tory. Geo. V. Stef or paper box fa: evening between 7 and & and ‘+ erv satest make most new. 212 od, ah conan a ee rouser , 2 Loure — eam ahr | i : eed va « i iat PA ’ dergon 1 Familiy Laundry 4960 |: Mi *Pherson iBth and Pine. effens Pa r Box Co Sales aneeer. The Beck , ' ‘weve? ef ered and connected, si. in Pro er's “ Houvre Furn (‘fn wR Olive sold) Kool Bs im} *. Beles Me roa a ae : CRNITURM —Matureayy May SW Beren Olive a 2) PINT RES td —We vy the top pri ESTIN WORK. . pe patire contents at Guanes eee | GAS BTOViCW nealin, = a nh AN MAL 8 To. . tore, and office fixtures, Warten Fixture Ri able 4°91 Kensington D| (es ' i o u organ of. Ceoptrel 48463 —. (eas) PUPPIES Wd. -~-Pets: highes! prices paid. FOR. SALE i. iL EXPERIENCED | =~ —_ T__ POSITIONS. ‘MAID— Apply B5B5 Deimar. (cB) Tyr istT.— To make caros | ONE ©Co.. MAID--Wh ri om oe eg net 8:20 to ‘ and «i stencils. hours AN Eastern society promoting = d welfare ' ( 15 room ‘and board, eae wWeominet eo Seer t TYPIST $i aes Haanel. 700 Pine. (c8) requires three representatives. Teachers | —- Sth st. Detai) or bulk J . c 19) d... i. te LL CLERK~-Ry * holerale grocer. lecking for larger opportunities will find +) in HAND CROC HET WORK —Beaittfu “patt _ HOC SEHMOLD PURNITY RE--l.eavin eity & good field. Must be free to trave! and immediately: leaving city 26%4 Wash Will well walnut plano. practically new Write Missourt Squab Co. St. Louis. (c@xZ) - : walnut floor lamp. furmed eak library «uite PU PPIEKS ox terriere male and female 4 CEILING PANS--15. nickel. plated | 1 Aeck month old. SO0% Tennearees 1f-inoh fan. 42 carara «@ tables complete restaurant outfit. yy pol nm " must he housew ork eX Perilenced Rox F.- 5D, P.-D (eR) over 25 years of age Ral - am pa , aliroa: are ‘ Tt ‘s With Pullman dav bed to match Hlanster E MAID— Experienced. for generai EPperienced. good wages. 2168 8. Gram. Grand 184. (6, TYPisT—__» a cr shin on av. Ww ; ~ : © Gictation: salary 850 nd full ON ¥ AID—No laundry work or cooking. 4323 month.. Apply to Aloe C ‘ te Bm ul tnetructions furnished Nort) HORS ; : fas‘) Pag Rath keep house: . 2 Washington et fourth Floor °, 613. O1 ze teritory now gece Position pays frou ~~ — ae Bp DING Fes sale: (elurmbia Hox abinet. tab lamp. dresser, chiffonier ais PCPPIES vork ol = (4) = _— 1 _— - : ic 75 per week to those qualified ATi« SN OFEN Market st. ce ing table and che | ‘oor — Prie: Sores enire efore i2 Ti1S ) MAID Colored, Mariowe Hote!, Vandeven. eee Underw 004 $60 closed Ssturda, Wolf, afternoons on v. roam 40060 eon , : KINDL ING Woon Bring wagon : bad = # Goerz S§xl0 celor double anistignat HOUSEHOLD GOODS of ail descriptions, at - wuts 34th at — eee e° very loweret pri ee Take vour choice WANTED riLoon CASES aT tt mirror back, P. ar ° ‘oor caeer ea EMP 8 Torherse a ae . Sa,1878 n ter and Washington. lotor 105) MAIDS —Experienced: white or colored. Ap- = : Ved) ad Th me renera “a ae no , oly nem room, Warwick Hotel, 15th and! TYPIST--Young lady. high achoo!] graduate CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS Call Bridge Lane ; T | cur icf) to learn +t . = : ry - — oo — o use dictanphone. Oo —_ MIR ‘ | Oy . , ; if new or en cabinet aE: 7 ae e" & “for c. we house- MAID Mor general housework, new home. to J Box R-29. Post-Dis ‘ ° i« . . WOMEN IRRO i aes "oar ‘ey — ane A “£. s 29. refrigerators § Sis.m ann baat ate ~sa e : Malin cae y F : 4 eatiminate: he completed June is “ ages Commence ity 4 ' T And office aSe\ietant e rt ‘ AN V As +> = . } Vv : . _ — Ses y ange nih viel ' er +) at Can be use, =, or ' dy ~ a en 8 + PPARET, VV td For shipome: ’ mre * eul's Nat r lebert ‘ent hone h he eam Por enere! Nousseere neo mediate) y ‘ Apply Dixon. mae | Skinker aa | tri) be ac curate and willing: “¥ ence’ a Aas RS Bes: mol e), niak if zg ’ ‘ ‘? " ‘My Ja Sie \j U snow ir ia plate e wees or ‘ror hed« ae $e ‘ oe er; onte alien hate ope | pes t~ se . ob ' ahogany nien rw iad aie ie) | ‘ ‘abany nA 2 tunity: pleasent furroundings rs " si on in cit: city 20 N th a 2 overs line . tree inden a @ee th ese ) Berge ns . ver me as PB alto callie. fur fesar Shipoing (eo ewe'ry Co, ZIl Celllmevilie, Eeet St It BGIRL irl fe for Keneral housewe k. MAIDS—2 white. upstairs and ‘dining-room fev department RG. Dun 510 Wasbir hy. ¥ eater e niaew | ere eavonalie Wake eS. VaRer wines el. SOR. Grand 1946 ' . ~~‘: Ou wor 4 . cust See Mr Ww if mnFrton ~a . wn TI s CU ls bites ® ~ ale. 2 eount ' rood wa are WAT Ken sington work, In Christian home. pear street ca ar. your ‘ QP AINTS ; . ' ‘© a, . ows ape ' ‘tf ‘7? 5 or’ weak = ood wages: god home for right parts “i VA ITR vere =; xperienced. __ 416 3 BUSINESS CHANCE ane ** ® tnake | gl! burposes. | ‘ Ps DRESS} ; ey vy : APPA REIL, 25 ‘He? 6guitea o.efooa ts pants. : ‘oO ee li ‘ g aes “area, ete. nds 4 chant all } “Int Co, : Franklin a , nd nahogat 7 ; Ree mg es be shoes, dreeses fer shipment foreign ceaus- ee —— (e* 7 ‘T—$1.73 «alion, uerenteed 3 to 5 ingle round @ gewlng machi: sug: tf: pay uo 835. sute cali 15 minutes [CE BOX. Five feet wide. two feet nine in f , , ‘ ee ) mer 5, Forest 707 Geller, 4426 Page ; hee deep, seven feet high. tee deore Wen compartment. four deere te ste woman: ——y housework f; > . ox F-1%) Post-Dispatch. ior. W, ,AITRESS G > ood * wages. mid Da : x after +~Jel ‘ “entra) “To tora’ 4°%2 _ yr . T ; . : Ar PARE: Wid. -Men’s sults, overcoate . : ’ table and 4 vricee: don't sell before ereing «0 s Bol weet: & aol ogy OF hy P2.. we a9 alias . 4 of or nm nh f . Linde) TRIW. 4007 Delmar. (ec) AID ki =? = = : ; vi perienced, to ao on house Ww. AITRBERS E xperien ‘ed “$14 - ; per week. 821 BUSINESS ¢ CHANCES . ‘ 43; (ase (oR) - — . -- a _ stots hiBN 4) ; i ; . large golden vai nidaboard “¢ biiru 14am twas ryier 26%. Central $151R Washington ave colored M West Pine. a iden basse on work and cooking; very good Ap- Market st = ndell i ‘c) ply mornings Mre Abe Bloch BS . "Water WAITR an . ~ or oe housework . pe man av ES a (oh) taur ESS Fxnerienced Shenandoah Res. A DOL “AR fer 4oilar . pom mi mised. for sheds fences - a 2AM MANGLE (GIRL, And girie for Unlverwa! vw LiF RmaA 247 &. Granda. your money ’ wae Siete te gg RE, bie jon ‘ ry cr y damaged undition & ' ; ! broiler YalZ? felt flaws ep - : / Or woman, Rh gen moma | Appiy Mr. King. laundry -“~ Main “2488. $11. 613 Morgan. Fores 1127 a erenee and good judgment. wi! S). POOL TABLE eo ' A ae — " ome wae eae coe A 5S hotetey Wigs” ST ht jomont 30st be OFFICE FURNITURE _ ey riday Wav iz a) re sod te 4 ’ ,) will invest in a rapid b siness +eturn . ' 74 ~~ ornp.ets a* “ft be : 7 4 —_ . - eae ¢ aes have _—=- . — : “4 at the office af the ‘nited mar 37P41, ic} MARKERS —And assorters: experienced on WAITRESS Supper. 6 4 days a week. Metro. Come With me. I will explain aid py ; E ride need space. 1001 | . = _— eree- 18 locust ‘¢ "ARM. ' 20.000 indies’ and gentie ‘fain Corporation 2 Boatnen's yolttan Restaurant. S881 Delmar your satiefaction I mean exactly REF RIGERATORS~~ ne ae ' ner og ® one year if vou art now liow ee mse ale i“o vle nl4 Sr ~l es m - 7) , ’ ' : ’ bona fide honorahie offen Box \ 53. ROAD and railrmad inays. « re - a hace eneataeees moss 2 -_ on I ° ‘ ‘BR ‘An 4 SE i _* s,* g3°, nef’ * acr J 4 “we ‘4 -—Mer _ suite. over t« in perfec! ondn. ie ds ‘olfax 178M 4686 ladies’ dreames and suite: for Fure- d marked io plain Sgures nite: reneral Rouse werk : m Mi Is ry A WAITRESS 7 0 Pp “Hours 7 a. m. to & | gvod 1 Ine rentices poe Bi4 wer ¥ week. Inauire Ti2 Hernitton Diepatoh toe" R. at Fosterm 416 'W WAITRESS An experie AN ee ts - : 4. 8 , ashington ae carpet, 16 ta ' aced. for : : opportunity its offered ' Man “wir - — . = the tee connect with a good saying ‘Wholeaaie ana. | a ae ree heary capacity . Pope _ fer an shipinemte: will pay 625° eute will ceil a gy «ae ‘ wo pertabie. one dormant 4 LIVING ROOM BI iT Cane panels, 3-plece Biddle nt Centra G8iGR H Banks seis SODA _OUNT ae lea groan tab roads it? 4h ee. at? tete alto eunea re ” or ner. walloemea, = N a ” Atlee M Scakinw tainily ot two. akers, Copyists room. Y. WC. “A. Cafetetia, Tait tees” |, conn w retail buyuel slain = a at ¥ " et. Ring Kaiter — JOIN OV iui gm ose -“* . : - > pouses ork: need not be Creat CSU BT Br eRIENCED Mit “a. tae y Hesoitat® tans” Bone a preterres tent c pays > oe cent dividends with SED army o dveramen ‘ goetes ‘wenuine) roe ig B Sole an severthn - aww _— wom wm ~ o ) by esti ‘ine . 4 WK (r#, a chathewce or immens returns gene ane ~s ; ! umpers ran? arn : A - eee — eo mae ER ‘eqs . fe nineter. vorest LEVIS-ZU ROWK WasititaToN aN an) 4 AITRESS—And cédk. gperienced.—B Bei full information a Olive, Soe’ Sn tel BS 76 elon *18 and comforts, 81.2% & oeee =” yY* . are i Ser Mo tea HIGHEST on cre reid for clothing. 4rv goods TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING. ee =. Restaurant. J rT ; = =. and man other useful need "4 1 and ehore ow id ' pee eee Waterman cas MILLINERY foday is an art and © TRESS Keres rend. 5 er mam rare RERS' representative wanted roadway. 3:37 N. Broadway 1308 FE else : ‘c®) 2851 . ee oe MACHINES . . n ‘a ’ ° a , eetner, wonderfyu rretown Vv in® ~Eewr?y VEDS G 4 . —ae , waitta ante — a ee - a a OO ee ea . af ‘ dave. © opportuntits Merittortous nme >to So 34 . 004 opportunity for young MEN'S AUITS Wed —2 G8 ov iin 2 ss. ~~ Sy ee me s offers avery desirable field for WAITRE a 108 i. “ih Victor Lanchrooen, to merchants. “+ Ht pode voll of sane meg MISCELLA ’ oup « te #etart housekeeping We can fur iaties” esulte 4renere ae aecu aoe genera) hovueework . ne Grand xperienced. day nork. ifin Should net £10 000 annualls $500 rn $2001 W bee NEOUS WANTS niah ; 8 roorme completely wit new an end we buy anvihing in bouseheid goode ce pete) reg ulred Senter Corporation ~~ . a —- Pu Flightiv vueed furn ture for 8197 NO 10 pe (‘ail Twter 1134 or Central 40% aute callie ‘ ’ ‘Ss A PP AREI, Wtad Vien's adiee clothing down and wll nn ake Payments een) in 30 min tee Harry Acdemaen 248) OM. x y Renuedy y. 200 N. N . for vou HH Walker Furn eo 1117-919 la aon sf 6s, 7 y PEWLITER Mwuet _ ery geod condition. or cold _4> - Fed, Sabany 4795, 617° young women who wish to find PRES 5. ae : pomahd . | : Ww AITRENSES—Twe. for restauram. col. _“. Washington. Ch) ng White, ape ienced “epert- pleasant, profitable and high in Bay eh ee Sunshine Restaurany, MR. BUSINES# MAN An opportuni. an “ane, Saekure. ruse stov-s - Dia ; : Trex seldom h r aboure ; P - 4 oy . t . Se SHripping toa delmior ¢ *] laAe'e dark blue . th, : te ear a 1? is offered t ou } Grand 1846 oft PI&aNO—Mabogany upright. quarter sawad rhe ees a. YPRWRITER- ae =~ wk: single wardrobe con: Dination kitchen, ; . re "eo oe . $25; via bargain. i= a ae _ mms -_ : lleante : ee ford wages ref 4540 Lindel ic?) Class employment. King Bee hats WalTReasta—Exparicaced straight or °8" invest £10,000 in @ large. going corpors SS as spilt dey watch or night work. Apnly 5.20 tion with or without ery ices th = he “ASH for. rags -- “ae ra garines (en 7. a nio ment will gi\e Tou contro! of the com pan tral P43TR yoze (‘ae me Ree i; id net near) y new 221 Dav : =o h rie ; ; ; Per y : - 2 ae a re ea eS a at WANTED—WIll sav cneh far of¢ hety’ and tow te Su; new all ries ena y she . tt TREY nT Re oe pee. c e c iu notice. phene or write % ' Tyler 122 Ww : ~ or ae r ' “ a aoe ter ai ari ans h MM H justl famous- -thes e 8 a rea. >. ™ or 10:30 Room “O08 n Stat tion " e _ re ’ which ts im orporated for l the 4?2 — _—_— io) or 8100.00 : 2 ii} bad. fiscontinued rmaterta! im won and eteel J oe onaeunasuns es rer? IGMRA TOR Sanitar oourc? child's ees _S. Tan , YPPr WRITERS... Sel! "se any T ’ ’ Marv land Ho | « . : dite son, of course. Enter our train- WOMAN To tors _ Present earnings are iarge references re routers: 1 eer oulred and «iven Rox Plt. P.-D sp, A. Stern. 37th and Chestnut ste ic WE bu secondhana esho'gun« rifles re om pb work _ Pe ape a” a : FOR SALE ente! ‘cher fire Cc i. e .ate —“- Pa © ter ®.« +08 jand Mida.. 211 N 7th at. LS eT Aa me te: one — Plain cook. ; 7 with housework, and one to ing school now. We have places ae aries iaenel. 7 ae , MA ® Work in tat work for othere h ' chen; atnal) restau. vou m “ business thas sean aee wet oo" ‘olvers. euit raree and hand bage Starr aneoue —- & bere beaka fd } ‘Tank’! ir a’ a? (irovee », “Webster eaw e me” ~ oa ard ante : aa) . 5 ny te * : ‘ Ts ' : Glebe Carpe (Jean: 81% indy « dress 82 te ekirt _ Cabs oy Ave home and treat P peeety O84 B23 Waterman ic) 1Or 20 young women and 25 girls — rant. 5216 Vireinia (e) = — month’ If vou can sharpen tools and have + fits argaine Olive: beth phones, ‘c3) Deimar t Res tal . : i - - ween “Band 4 for ’ WOMAN—W : faust nookina 10" nar, Fa, over 16. Wages paid from the “MAX, Prike., aren spain ees She; INS, MREIEY and the desire to wet there. come HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR 8A a24 Olive a ‘ . 2 - ee ee =e _ ~— ne Rall a A With 1 mh ’ 7; ™ : . 2 ,* ae ~ * Cleveln arch j start. Apply Dest. B. King, WOMAN--Por genera: nousework. ou the best proposition it ‘oe wil 5 LE ' » herd : & — a clan NAPS elmer, AM _Pret. Diemtch TIQUES Mahoga: a = an ae : ° . > ——y . 242 ' é sive ~ pork &. wyeies cm’? : Tp peer, iter P tchange. _ _ , . TY _! 7 : . — ‘e © a eivlee “lieth l© a@eer Sil Ke ate ' *” rose ariec ehatre eels Mapie po . ’ + y -~"eme at O'tve 3 2 — . : ied sul? . : iy : , —_— best of ty le ant — ee YI EWRITERS.AU mates for scale. We 4s . lay ——— A : " , ashing: n ate - . : Teel 6 ° saris. milly. Cabanv Sena. biet millinery. 1701 W ashington. (058) Sundae werk: short heurs. "hie } N. a. (em os > propoal tion make 1000. m.. th ANTIQ’ ES-.'olontal, spinwen design, very VACUUM CLEa Ne R--Leed Hoover (eh) NURS SES — — wd OMAN— To cl clean ge a and wash + win prospects furnished. 708 Olive reom 4 beautiful pleces over 200 years ondition will se! cheap Lone Olive ; housework. h ib “Ph Rei: ~ ie not necessary Sens. Astor Hotel. I5th and Olive eo = Hol fect ; ition: sete and edd pieces. no %00 ioS, 7 lined coat. $2. ex vs aS ‘e} WOMAN—-Young. white. help waitress A ee astve interest in chain of stores S-., a. 3 WASHING MACHINE—Blectric. Call Lou er ee ome BAe salary; permanent sition small ARMCHAIR Reckers cha!re Pm. ~ om 1. sl [pulse ic cai Mane ete — , . : ft : ; sa («ee ; eoatand veet 6350 &S8°7 De! BICYCLES ANDO MOTOR cvYcias - dines , De OO er errs tamil no oe. > lane ———-~- pr NURSE Mote. at ones. light work, good! ly 5.29 pnp. m. or 1680 a m. Room investment uired. Box P-91 Pt _ Garrison. =P. requ ? ‘7 venettes. dinir s room sets - range nebe ‘ ales NFW and elignptie ured furads-« for ante ‘nes Ox; most everything fer house er exchenge cash or time We take vou: ar bi Pips WANTED ’ Se ee -_—_--- aa | . home. «08 N Trion Station. WANTED — NURBE GIRDL—And aeeiet with ) housework . WOMAN You a res ANTE Articles in demand +o , gone wanes, Sidney 200TR. _t OMA» work: post ania on nee ae mail under ny own trade name: hee keeping big ‘wt “' pick from everythin need furniture in exchange ‘fo nv RAEMAID— White. for “B-year-ola - rerepn f and 10 « san 8 Riair ANT BUSINESS e014 quick. write or cal) omit ® oF $ , a miioom or as Ay raters 87: r TSs.{ ' 7 SE ee oe ny 6704 NURSE. Registered. fer aasisting supertc eon fay Rrown & | oon (4 ming to our piece you will always de teh rab! 1m ate . nclaimed. new suits ali sites end ge) ve rolored giri for genere! tenfent et small hoepital: anewer in own WOMEN: —o—y ‘and anprentices in = RM Me, ly ) and recommend others: eecendhand goods 9, —~ ener inet, 82 o~ ? ‘ ~ ye eee * jars: siso pants snd secondhand clin © eae 4 ™. the) -- "hit tf for | pere) h heokkeening. tevet hbawe good band»: ring Write or call Rrean & , . : ; BARRY KPED.-Lirrespvers. heds eas range ‘te ent(fenrere 88 oe ; wMoTOR Cet -ts in ami! papewers Heb Printive Co 1908 Prank! beg = Ts work from 9:30 te 4:80 each 4a Nations! Rank Bide. FOh Olive at | box. 4007 West Pine bi ; of o44 4 ends a, 9 . 4 ndian : 7 tet apa riment. ; ’ vers al nT" n ; - 7: @f- - — “ bl a a ; ae, : et » an noe useful in ev. ner «ligich 73 * speed Martey eon fo che aan right «iri. orrt GIRL Tt. - With seme know ledge re rtoner Y Spe ap gene GRO ERY Wea wi ii] her fceeh for « ar BARY « “ARRIAGE- — eed Sis Apert orn ome. @' es ne.ow the regular price EXCHANGE ‘oratta: s’.. apartment BR | bhookkerping, Hub Pronti Co. 186 SCHAPER STORE cory oF market; er will buy all or part of 4, SS NX. Newstead eee oy and a aie ces MoToOR CYCLE) . _S " . : ‘, @ grocery stock. city or country. Phon- PR ry Walker Armetre LOT Wee. Fer eachanse } neous f oan inst 7 «609 Franklin ev. w oh ané Washington. (o)' mont 1586. ; ee ARRIAGES 26, new grey or 1s08 Olive oc. opp. Pubiie tt mre ; toes - ie ove and toes Prone. Mass p nF] or ‘ al. for verant tet. wietrte , - , @ per cent off. ae | aleseee ’ : ake ineuranre Agency Ce 7. eters pre'erred Pesca 4723. * afer 452 Pierce Bias. ~ ‘* ou er : 4 , a Lie I te neg BAe Fe hatae . %

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°% 8T. LOUIS POST -VISPA TCH. SOMEONE IS SEEKING A VACANT OFFICE. —> —=—— —— HORSES AND VEHICLES en FOR SALE HARNESS. Tee vyeune ‘——™m voure rules se) HARK Eee le set douwhic work 6 ermgie: > arpese. collars: all sizer D1! as eer a A . open moter r ? Co lar “a ‘furniture Lac us Cc) mndi tton : ufo KL AND—1 ‘SPECIAL MUSICAL SALE rR ~ M smie and © =’ atti never Pl ANOW—Cram bac ey tor ebiigation anc Sun - Re Lis reduced bargains to ear: rT 1ith E rnst on ma ord + Gabler used plarer r relis a® Se >) live good _& “nh ‘condit in bet wee (dge * e.s. ' le «+ te tie tial PIANOS AND O®GANS as 256. O22) ion: has een i ana 7 “= —Leed in demor some as Pp. and O:ive sts. ee upright. itn etrating. aplen. did vy one ° st. VICTROLA ¥ If You Have One to Offer, Advertise it in P.-D. “WANTS. ” ee MUSICAL TALKING | MACHINES _ ete *4 selections: #*!) c ; ROLA- ' vty igs ER MUSIC CO... #10) ‘c@2) $35.. SHATTING MAY 12.14 ROOMS WITH ae ee eee ae CATES. beara Meo conveniences targe 36. Goma DELMAR Bl... oe refined gentlemen or eons bie Large arze Victor. in oak care. terms can be arranged. A¥.)- yng: ic) $225 1004 Olive at A— I must sell ic oy inches hich: 7 ‘$110 cash. oom "451 Delmar rl radinet styie pp2onegrapn each. they lcok and conned ike new; terms. Larka- 73 S rand. DELMAR BL... 3iS}-— Neatly 1 ern ex posed heard. aii LADS single front Lon’ emences; I. “rdetl SOs oe Fe Room 2 men or WwW. KENSINGTON. ¥rD—2 south reome: good _4- Teet furniened une ow “ar frown Jeet omni) _Kiee eekamo Piano Cn.. 312) NS cs sincere aphse cought, sold and xchange. 1000 Pine ° &. McPHERSON _raom adioining PAGE BL... #2 — for 1 gentleman employed. AND RBOARD--For for women te ’ k. Cabany laze Ww. WASHINGTON RL... rooms, With excelent meals: ae new tL AND interest. Olive «ts terms. no i2th and ion reasonalh'ie STERN &€ LVU., ‘ouring Car (vite est iwle rubber tire! : _ 314 chear. 4) new tires be Flint Motor ‘ar ict. Beck @ Cormit un. ic6 - Par eed: her - i) \erhavied practiceal!* a. payments su Kire’'s Slehwe 4710 a: aoe THLE. 5. Hoadeter Apnly Iron Works. 1240 N. Ma DuUDGE Rus jet + wis fect new: $685: termes wagon M Cc. ~191t ret tor “truck iit “s ead: new in fret~+iase ® vou the same ser > De Luxe Auto © canh =) ri ryty : Remont Lot (‘entra! “ee neton vou have to ‘do t© get a dDarca’n ieed Ford treck or a new one and cet mediate delivery is to go to Riefling s complete line of btodtes for the tmif-ton er ton truck chee«eie ——— term: if desired _—_—___—— —— : : . — If we can't fill your mts there s Do te ee ae ae ee “25 .o ~ . atl ' ack _trving e| isewhere 11 x Main 7) terins Mr ‘AUTOMOBIL. .Es- MISCELLANEOUS © veed: has good relle: terme to suit Ch izhr six. 2918 nerfect > 1107 Olive 4778 L ndel! “wR PL aYER-PIANO = iy -— aae i! natrument ; ost _ itive (HEV ROLET—#© rebuilt repainted, CONROY'S ‘The House That ite re h and Olive sts terms: 5 geed tires. 3324 Locust. Bomon ~~ apt ») RO OMS and BOA. RD Centra: 301 eI Pianos), cor nc Giire ae { RD) i VROLET rue surge ree ANO— $65 C = ~ yeed upright fine , HEN wt cca x oo ayipe 5° } ROOM furnished or unfurnished. Lin- - : , : fel! 38r2 or orem aie : - - - ) CENTRAL /-EAST GRAND. gentlemen CARR ANE. 1447—Rooms for ret a housekeeping. ROOMS WA 7R RAND. 201 N.—Ni ee onty: $2.50 per ® Kes bar UsMT 1iz7— Moon:- “_blic and mrivete “atc, Tour'ng ton tire afrea. _ Locust. st AND Ti irin fer . = ~~ 1owm) Waech ERL - ‘pieciteahiitaen a bargain prs ; SECORDS and phon cC wi. ‘yar hes waitzes . oe CONROT'S cor ; exchanged. Record ; . —e RECORDS—La stock of availiable os. aa” tee — $35 + | eee aa” a records in the city; come to hears your — $790. Pia. B ene favorite record Bart hel-Duesen Piat Lehmanns lano ‘(o., Ca @12 Pine st RF PECORDS Columbia. double-dis few. choice selec tions. SO ‘od &ti_bp HO HORSE Standerd “pret Ss veevs ol =" 7 sa. ify ” ) 7 os17 = & - come ren Pele ’ bargain obta! ! Guarantees Al _roadeter. runes B.S rr_LAYER-PIAN#? I. rnc ae S Roadster 11S in good ews Easion. FoRDs— « readecers, om trede: terme 4106 O'lve st iy Six rosdetere 1917-18918-1919- ss up; easy terms; trade olv 362) ‘Eastor _#¢@} "ashing ; } emipeet os om quick lain S2. - ictor‘a : FORD—-1018 readeter sp lapdid shave: F : ; ourings es o — afi" ‘exoren hoilere, pumps compressors. price right; terms Rement 41 or Pets : motors. reneratores for eale heavy ere a oe nton dio afier 6 PD Aek for Mr Tr . car Dranld-new eine aft ee > : mw -, mechine work John Remming Machine oan _Waikner. ls En eT) etre: ne bod (erms 3114_ ‘ ‘ass ) : = ne — ate 208 8. Main st. “t_ lo ———— HAYNES— Roadster. late model, light 4; ; ‘one care weane-new: “3074 ENHAUST FANS All sizes Appiy *™*. merhauled. summer and winter tops. prec- 18 models 3114 : ieete Electric Co. 105 Morgan 404) ticaily new tires: bumper. tmotor-driven tire “Ty. =a and ANGS—300. al! kinds and el! sites *. clock. motometer. iene. State license PURD— avis tr = I: iin , ~—— -_— - $45 y ° for erry ric-ed fer uick sale — exes : ndi : : ; at low 5 S. lew? . os ' , ri , | outs Kiectrie .¢ _ Morgen lenn Motor (er ao o ee et in”® FORD- eb ne new . - . +> ; ye the reis , A GENERA TOR . kw 1} volts. ¢ —T TEP , oe Mo: . > = nea I cempie's ea) iiproennt engine a’ al FEDS ER . a x - . wo aah - - —— - erectal body : POR Pouring cal i? geod nal , , 4: 1) -evll: »-D ze ut NA. eS ’ : ' ’ os — Rh ' a d +! ‘jus rt % ‘ ' . EB a — - eu! cond- a. 3412 end im St. Louls Electric «eo = Automobile Co S80H Gibson a ) : rN 500 , _———- FORD p. tours h eur r b mot fition N and cr - — ——— -——_—— a - Poo Wash: ngton. DORKIS— Touring ans a lLeor {ee ‘oar. pare Ph ms ie ,oune heree good workers. «heap. “yy err Wit —§ of ey re righ reference? Fore NORTH a ouT Wiad of @ + ras wis : by June 1; caii eft 520-—eame " -- *¢ -~ A ae : p MOTORS 6 to ver cent Ss ru 1d stendard cuarantecd makes: “% [0 HIP 3.—Roedster om Wiew el! Flee trie © Oo, Pull Herton Bids. dav beat of : ronda! tion te MOTORS. L-T#*e 3-b. vw sing) phase, INTERSIL ATE ‘hummy ronaste: just hame tue and Wagner. and we also have painted and o FORD weker and «!) sires B®: Louie Flectric enoreane Terme ene Mergen *, Cn. 19th and Lact PReESS— One H offen. press bright head gi. MARMG Fr - ‘a in e- nest |6PNe®w * =e No ] hbargain - «MACHINE SHOP WORK oak ak tallies s- ARK-INLAND Machine Works I7th ant opre :_ see ta 8 rf achine orks. ‘th en a tecust ets . machine work too's oe hs ge - gery’ jee fixtures of ee)! kirde We have ‘the rar Lert equipped shop in St. levis for thie OVERLAND ‘*'—Chumm; o-4 passenger Fi e\geee of work io readerer. sport mode! Continen ta: ee or = white wire wheels, eatra, beaulifu! enit'an FARM MACHINERY bive finish: finest me hanica! yey . @x- tremelr extra helance ‘ar Co Tourine fost ~14-18 - WL $45. ‘mode! f housekeeping ” furnished AE SOT ROOMS Wte used as kitchen 4 irnished aout ” oreferred 5 oa ton iigmt 4 ’)e@-May}r urirT 7 . ou wa , . WORGAN 5. 1s ane. — ee " ————— " . i wa y : = . . -_ > . oo»? A . . oe mvenient 1917 i hevrmiet “al — — fwo warge¢, meati _ aii ™e for «> good ‘ a. \V letor stsyret r ’ me . . -_- " — ” . «* : ' . ’ ’ ,* ps] ; r : Lk i 7 ” “¥ ‘Y FP. A. ; r’ v ‘ rit " ‘ - Lt : . , « . = : : “ , _* — ye ' ‘ : ‘ 1 . ’ > . , : rurnis: : is. or) Ta off iea,) ’ lee L sfavet te » ie rer For two roung Aietrict; close and acceselhe to « far tne —— . Lente ree’‘atiran’ Broa 4war —_———— S. Po OMS Were Aestres three = ing rooms and bath ly rot poe e729 i MPANY ‘? ‘¢ STON single or en suite one housekeeping sul Mor i? . - —" Teo - ng r, ‘ . é 4 by ull . P ’ . : : on sovTh ; , oo -” = ll all ay, Ma —_— = rom FOL. 0M. s673a—Furnished reoms pe iv gemiemen Cati ater & ps (Ss) ROOMS Wa —Netia tte vos aS or 6 POS, ce 3487, urtiahe a - menage rooming Doure ‘ Aes na soTTW GRACE. 34574—Furvished roon noder ;RACE i heme. exchange for room. “Box = = Newlyweds a rewar! Romornm ASHEN rod yy \" as Te? eT VW eh © ee su: near Tae = eon. or... 340A w Washingtor 6 FORI—Touring car 1917 lke ne" pean for cash. 2830 LS ae ROo— Tovrina cal winter or suimmer wo _ 1839) terme. 1 mtve st. ioe ;RI— Touring. motor very heartiful car: bargain. 3510 Easton > ORD—-Touring. 1918 mode mechan perfect: barga!n _ 2500 Oliv FORDS ~ touring cars demounia! bles: | Vly .© ile T ar DN mY }- passenger extra i. es Th wart “John St sizes, ist «t.. -—— = ~All cH ' x 2 eo Mir« Ste runs onveniences wentleman oreferred 1-4 & Suite. with Datnr. ¢« neated residence. Grand 1 11 | A “2%04 8 4 —Excelient roorm. private famiiy; one or aaat stea'T: JFFFERSON., furnished. ons q easy ‘DFERAKER-— KENN ig P and . J (oF Ca Vir (‘re i1 : "oe om. © ; bh] term née ir roe: ’ ; : = a ; otaone. “ fall , + ‘ sHENAN De aH. isiv—F Urhisned _2 eentiemen. Victor 100R wri TICHI TA 4528— Three unfurnished reaicderr- all ‘ ~oni * ‘en ences. FY __ ROOMS AND — ROOM AND ROARD wes — furniehed room. *>ristian home Rows AND BOARD y wed. lace 1918 reasona bie ~ & ) ically io4) 1919 RAKER-—1817 housekeeping tamer a* jan0— Large B® ew” ~ a 7-1¥ls- - Teor n: “Southern ~ expo- lights. z @ : ore - , room *%o- ROOM “AND D RO ARD Wrd.— (1) wishes board for self and infuse ¢ in Ald, 911 (ecust " , ROOM AN BOARD Wtd— Comme a. . mk. ow mm. ! west of Kings hig 4 : ate family, weferences ex j standard Oe . good Or : a 2 cot wu +. My nest “ Donald , Bide. Jefferson .. a (,Tan: (oliseum erpa som while ther ith and hestn ut _ats. cond ties: "1" terms -peedsier @ood 4°4°W Nature! Bridee Sur jaye. SPEE DSTER -Geod condition meed FX RDS AUTOMOBILES) 22228 tate a —— - ‘? vPHtENS—satient 6 new 1920 sport moc- — 4-passenger: immediate fel iver. ren! Doss eletoria top: finished phenomena! red; nmat"- Aa’ BPP _FOR HIRE — ~ wood wheels: cleverest 4-passenger n N fulls equipped erd tires: big reduc- } Lal ; ) oy -ton tal) nrice mall narment down balance ment’ « 3@74 Olive et Lipen ur ae \ -Vi'ieor Viotor VrBAKER.- Roeceter . ainted. tern trade your —— a ey tery; run 70 miles. 8€75. 56? de iy al = 7 rine. 191 ast. pow ’ includine Mod and »D sin _ 7#— Southeastern os ville y" ————— ‘ een halance month!' Eas e — he Mean wht : pis. pr te porcn. moUe: o---—-——_—_-— =~ —-— ; = tia mon rv ex Desed gentiemar: = suthern m, a) ar. Forest 4 7 Bi. = ¥ Tight housekeeping _ r-4 with « ondait ~Four ALL esttemeniles bougrt: money icane. 7.4L. Bement (ive . Ld rh Sasha tui Central aUTOs Witd-—-An cath. Si48A N Now ny kind. ah Biveraide one w " ommend at rouuaiie Mite —conditiven no opie. J u or Delmer 10) ic! > , ALTCMORBILES Wid.—Pieasure or truck. all CHE ‘ROLET—490 Sedan: 3 months oid: makes: condition no obiect, nay cash wes “miles: oe Eee, eS ee _S8. S-ffersonm. Vix Vieter 11° sidney 1A | oruat Romon' OS. 4 Centra! AUTOMOBILES Wid —Jurt stertn HEV ROLET—Sedan, 1919 model. . oneed seven inars nd ae ‘se ms ready 8008 miles; looks and runs good as - x 3 ee Saye , goth LMAR cash. 2804 C ok $1300; must sell this week 550 care, 8042. sue >: | ae a . aces | 1920 Ford Coup : . -his cne in exchange. Term clean ————————— down, balance easy terms. 4620 Le'- es 7 “> , tehs » | . th r= 4 musi omniuads ALTOMOBILE Wid id. —To mar ; 4) some with oe AR Commerce truck. in A} - ms trade old ! - : rZER Olive st i | DELMAS Dedee ‘telit«ry car. Lats &- \e ' ve — : os * ae eH - - A eee —$—$ —m pint lar . 7 Sertany: extra wheel and tire: Johmson auto wn lock. SaOCK eee Ste: ae . boul > on!) ‘2, term vie. . SiS Saree dy Tour’ 3 cen. Ane — Som’ $ee | _. ms lock interlor and “oAcn Bork Same as carburetor attachbm ent. , pa r } : rine will te Jel rered to vo" for cer bes same appearance as nen neat | motor car Ce. 1 XN. se a | gr . i Sees She Ran ae _ furnished. | ae = guaranteed mechanical condition. «me FORDS— Louring ube es build « PX- . ("asta Aen a3 mn terms Bartnel-Duesenberg P'‘ane ENRIGHT. ..wtA—Furnisaec rvom am tt payment. balance Ll months. S334 om we st. t condizion ’ Pine s: 1 het water. , Open Sundays. liuber-Wilsen Metor ta Washington al TOPLA NO —_$32: slight? ia -er ENE] , 4236—S: mall | furnished + n me n ' nan 82. abaorbers + - . ; ‘ , ; » : ‘ _ ‘ r Ee _ 3 : W ell-! ou usnished s0u t ia a _—— = | pia’ no hi . corp cu j : weve gentiemen come Meme ' iT Js" 414M_ wee a oo — Fu enient tu iahed reoem é “0 t u $aw nm ca See Nicely * water; Te rut mi i ee or ' two cent lemen oone 2% monthe old water. | HOUSES, FLATS, FLATS FOR RENT. 4 reome furnace. olectsiet c- F : - HOUSES WAN’ Weta % “th Side seeping room n “$S74 —weat s people, refer- me ne refined ‘er h 2 er «¢ famfis ef yy ] _ far room for 2erv (Cet. betore 74——F urnis red for | wdy's ‘al = . excn ceaine refined iy 1008 Se —_ 4 Wee Or fiat; i a cendition. people late model finished "ith phenomena) red wore ace near new Bedford whipcerd uphe'- Sen e Weld —-Respenet! > fomity os oe to we on «ar t . Rice! iy front ‘ruom. ar) Le Large Delmar gentlemen 45314A— for 2 ros or 3-reem : 7. Post-Dienatch. CENTRAL -Te whites: 4 eo factory eon ° “nr ao ee URBAN PROP'TY ye lant reems ; water trnfor? a Manion oe ina) Maples oof>- Ss ta Pnd .or roadster. Romont "a5. once for cage car. eon ROADSTER Wt4 good _scB) ~~. 34 oe —-- yin tial et iia aie i ‘aN TWOP r ‘Ow om. —le buy: cendition: must be cheap 433 3615. mn n good Euctii4. ieB) A REWARD ot $10 up paid ‘anyone finding ee avtomohi bargains Peele te ore Money TTT ~~? au. nob’ _. “ence oe t y. ro teerr'eace Aute Awvc- “10 Olfve «tt i __ liandeomest earage. 2160 soi! * ' — —_—— —T : — b rretl, 3@7S Warhington Lor — on a= — — — — - t roam nee na nd ad : ’ v 4 ' ¥ ‘THERS : —— ee re - ; : os : i : : : : : : : ay ’ ie ia ; .™ . : ' . : - " Be . mr tr 4) i “2 a . . 7 3 : "? 7 % ' ° , \ 1p large }. g . | ‘ aed Ww . ‘ . — sr -' , het re r a. a” “eile 3635 2227 jern @#xX- refers 91) ove havied and Seda n mew FORD 191s. = jke demountable rT = edt ren Fi: armor MITLTLAN STOA Fiat ail "Rome Rom utifulls des steam beat. leniter services, & tract! : po Tr reg * pestessien a — —_— LET--B\ ISINESS ie Se iP ~~ ee et et a Oe” Furnished, with eter “aR rooms. — yy a 4 Niece coom. aii cony Page- Tavier cars Two ‘ww MAXWELL wheels, geod tir war Menday. terns Jermmenr?t anc Arron 6 AK ' AND little en es t'ngcran _Booies — ee ~ . — —~Feré truck nape! th wind 89S. Lindell 2357 ey artist New and used | eo a bad'es _' for any stw) he Ie vermea, Unmiver- « «a! Ford nee Se OU 4 Sevan re liitoe a* shape eh bronnf in at ) ; | uw : . . ment — ; . . @e “ es a tines . : an ~ . .- ro . - Ford ing conditkt “ Kire’s highwe. FEDERAL ~a-té echan by “ - BATTER! i a? Pbu . ‘ing and : ———$— —_—_—_ — ———— . He at aN! best pimce to Bur: eniy twee model peed Finck, T™) “erie: ter? . Ww" ~~ aan | NMietz au ars ' » r > - . ' -.5* . wy ° = ao of deatrabie telephone. * . Fost IMepatet ch, a SPACE -in —? : wtth vse of be t rooms : ~~ erapher service ex F- ere te ei : o wie —-All conver ‘jences — me a Res fence: . , aes onan Pichar PHERSO front =4 lectric Hghts: tes See baa Henneman Hfall). 37 floor arge gen or (rm inediate possession mer 1118 Fullerton, pre , . - msi, BPA’ ¥. tr one , ef eth e224 -Furnished room. select a corners for rent, ret hiocks from Forest Park: (ltve . a rete fornish'nge wh er or lad ses emo oO ed Priv ™ . . = ~ a i © eppert unit - re hen Forest 17s DELMAR BF , R33. _Post- To eoateh irormed late Y TER. 6515—larce — =NPIGHT Ge or. Sev enth a 1000 scare f shades poreeerion card BRENNAN 319° Wa make bere _ hes ne« nert ea ' aa immediate at oferes ————— sacrifice HAYNES—Touring ie ™ ers ive ‘ ; ane ‘ . . . . : — . 7 . . rf - ~« : —_ - a. seeks. gocritre_ fer quick sale et ——- ton oT Al: after Sisks The! water Rex F.8. “ost- ie mee” a . oS n- : © stake i-PHE RSON. 45 Laan “ntcety — eh FA en » TOU RING — = Practicatir ne . —_—c———e—— _ — » * a = yt am omen FO ORD— Ws arm grt: rsekeeDing | roo s = “ : — Bids > . bead , . Vv ~" iiive . ur ec re nN see eas bia beresin. WBS Cote Frilliante 5 ee OURING CARS : M-PHERSON. 43984 = — * erivileged DWELLINGS FOR 43 new. light © " Bailey. z=" =~ , MW K-—Tovring: fe a Sprir : . a $: ef rs ‘ hEeMINGTON —o ee —_— nie Fer- =. 2 bot water tate delivery. Barnet:-Saiee __ bil KR—tTeurng: brand-rew wore lor a. LY , POD Y— And ~windebiels. Be ICR Light ‘ pa! nt. tires: soLer $25 Re : Jetie: 6 fT sor, guare ‘re nee tou \are art ipa 44 K°*°NZ BI = os hea vu MUSICAL | MUSICAL INSTRUCTION : _ WESTMINSTER PI... —E private ly modern residence: lease te Convenient light housekeeping he NORTH flower | modern now come, 2d fiom — PENROSE. 39808—Cottage near cond Emer - iA +-pessenger ‘ourng car in agg +t excellent tires Bee Mr fon AL Laces ev BU 7 —~Tourtng: small classe every Way. take 2°04 Coos av BLIicCRK- Light Diack finiwh., therereg?iy cone teed cendition ime ar and ~ for j we own Office ON OLIVE STI banjo. ukulele P. tnam re be | "tre. —, rime 5- passenger mane cash or VIOLIN wwe Se. -,r Me + tour'ng: hrtiiian' ruck ba ant ai intial solid and perfect has potitively over ar im finest gvVaran wendcerful chear operet etcept ona harga in “peDiES — HUDSON 33- 2611 Market = Super six make offer Fire for ser eed at : ’ : be 7 * ’ “ " ’ : 4 - r ‘ourtng coo q 7 : ; ‘ - . " i+ . °, . oe wl _ J ’ el ° 1 : ’ ) mm - - ARGONNE ar anreeeee om mnng oT 37 om Putek , — cash perment balance - a = . ene Olive 372 months S34 06Oltve st Open Sundar« Oe to mt _"" . ', TUNING AND REPAIRING pare ‘3 “Sor Wi A... ann Mar, - #£ ‘a" ‘ - oe - y al | ta a " ' rh . tire ; . Z ; ‘ nf ' : - ” : ee *-* : , ; ' a CAD Ac. oimditio: , = ~~ nc nn ington a 14N ‘ Att. Lac —-Teuri re sow ll oeper ionks — new ie new mech enicalls bie barca’ H! FP MORLLF Me passenger es “% cash _or time "S84 (“ne ° epainted mar rea , aaa a “Y830 mote! : a ee foe 1 8 Sowerte: sae oS et price: eit} trecde Sle aes @ CHALME RS ;- =e touring re : terms if desired Wehbe: a seat fine rent er ice ith @ us* sts PMORBRLT PLBAOM&E SO eww coupes . , ~ a Finck. icy? Wi ~ >-paseenge rule CHEV ROLET— a a geod as nee. — ert | and _ all 2°01 Page b : CHE ROLET— ae or ehermne frre tate compe -pasrrnger (COUP. late mete’ and guaranteed to be to fret fen: eagulipped with good cer’ car eh) five same fers toe =&* @ a a the pe Sess “ele Mor See Lew: et em re. ae sen taee xe eel act s Grant. o"eD STREAM! Ink 1 Park five ton} HARRIS ne ~~, mrt @ " CHASSES aswe in goOC condition: = S: lacus et aeombled: e! os 2 De ies and > + i. nap Sehoeoi a an eo'ral a 12 eouthern "Pro ements ag conv ager on premises ROSEN BAL t= CHAU’ yer Work & sPectsity : - ~ oo i > a4 x : ; r Dwell ness man Central 148. Ty ; / . district Forest urn ighec vite! Tonring. ‘in fire — P ine . 1 16th vie. rea. “ ash ~~, a be 7 pai; SCHUBERT & SONS, 2607 Frankiin av ’ reDa rig ane ref.ni 157 io) .ov ers |_o cesh, Se lanoe Oar en r* “HAL™M ER uPpheoisters “erth tie geod running ‘ HAN DD ER 7 ‘o ; ox cord Nat are! } Rr ‘we ‘ “HANDI. LER Tourt n« rebeiit. ceed ena tires ‘ery resa@enahie term « Menemaker €te |» Pp ua Lindel, ‘}-ton ‘and of iver v s77* ‘? ning. repatring ranrteed M ' untiae — 73on Vy ' - , _ See 2 a b . ~ ; . " t~ . seK ee Ding ‘ ' a: 28 P rhele! a: . + — rin ‘r rTrarr >)" orane. * ** ~ work fa F.cne Grand Ter em | gro} price order rine va er ten ers harcain APARTWEINT—S fe nice s‘aore loan wantiy Snished and esuloved: for any bosthess §& 740% s ore if f4eeire targe 24 Coor —— _ a ' } J ALTHEIMER a RAGES ‘AND & — ~ trace ‘ Prawn Factory > ’ a be 2 seen r Sy i _- sam? : rere ‘ . ‘Hin s% , : wor TT BH! ROMAN'S = - , : , : e tires cend tion exce ’ aram’ “ 7 4 ba : rg Prig ts 2 KISS.) nail heautil ~ac raen., ha ame Waeshingtor ee oe VAXWELL 7 soe Call Mitton sae MAX WELI-—To Al. sacrifice ” 2 WAAWELL painted. monrhlr MAX W ELl.Touringe rain’ worth or terms ar? WANTED ‘so 37 st — late fer $325. CHEVROLET Yourtns ar. » Magre''s «\ CHES Role eT Modei « 400 bar eain for oul ~‘e AQnemlw 67°84 Tarctede c+ new jemonstra' cone" fui! NORTH dition IRGANS , : o Puta . Mixe Nice ences FOR DS— Trocks yeed lerze or ema!l! Centra! #28. Pomeni 1124 Sa le« io ee a FORD—1918 tru: - tires hi ee threugheout Tat oe e* Rom ont BE *RD— Dei TIER. 368 N onven -PSTMINSTER PL epen porch immediate $10 EDWARD - RA ot Oty Lrmeaertrr —- — FI ATs MANDOL iIN~Gibsen. re bargain. 46429 ~ BRILL [ANTE «4478 —Laree FURNISHED F Sard jideen: real DSargain. 46:9 Pwol : | furnished ht housekeeping: res - — z> ‘. > i —s x . . ut ; _ a : 4570 Cote Brilitante 5) SQUTH ar. is co -.. 3? uUpr he . aw : . a . tt ug — “ : ee ~ Se di ~~ ne oA H 5 - ° ceatie suatinn , ; KING S HIGHWaA Yr. 1744 N.- -Niteely fur fac'ne —s or (rere Park et ‘ lieimer cadinet: eheap niet od room: all cenren‘tesces. kar l te te couple: references a - — [rena’eh ‘ a Pi .YER-PIANO— S8-nore avitormaric . —— was wesT Sen - nities %4 > sa ania Pas ic4' ' # Pace. “ar a Rex | ¥. —_— poet. ¢ , ae tem ‘racker “ « heen Com pron LABAD! esas Larce Furnished room. «wis a ~~ — ms . - ‘. “~N E Fe tT & ¥ . .. K "a@sPur’ * “ . = ome seniien 1 ™ ———— - aa . = \ ‘DD ' . hs - . " fea ” Ses aia nim ¢ ~w wT “ . : eaut f se. hercain ‘ ™~ H To. ON Nicely furnished —— AMHERST PI... 12814- Three ) ¥ tog Mast. . ‘> _Reptem ber ‘ “a ever lA wes 4 an ~— or ® BAYARD. 1237 v ost “rougel te ee OR We dere — pot and + cold water ntished fat refererce# wi re. Spe HLAND S238 Neatly tarnished "esr General Motors. _ Deimar 2 706 R = FURNISHED APARTMENT - cleacy: grand »ase : a) 2 = -s te7 sible Cadany ew. pa: habe 8 Ft RNISHE Tt APA able. > coor attractive = exchanced cieket Samad. BOARD —CITY FURNISHED sPaRTMENT— chia ee ae ee wi Gxt S: Sreem ¢ fee amt phone included- pesure ike new. — Oi +8) =~ ~~ Bertrand PIANOS AND 1LTER i. ry 4177 (Vive eat 23 iBiw corm Sim). =firet 27> Rahrmberg Mo‘eor corinne ; tiree sa™me as Der *roon . er Tt 7 on et - ' a’ 2721 re reasona? — PIANC Guaciomen ne. -. PI "29 CHEVROLET —Late model: ee | ¥. starter. etc. nest oe . : “ows ae — condition. with start-. | _ CHEY ROLIET. 1911. tires new. Al mechan- 1) oc... ler ™s, Sian Sa “e tok 128 . Gees — REAL ESTATE | FURNISHED FLAT—Four resma, @ for yea = Si4e far imfermatien call _— , - ‘ie —— a one q . St% sish: biue- black fn fmt Re AL ESTATE \ Pr ‘as? monMN ° _ V ! serre Suatte of eout»bern and east Pysiness gen le rec trier a>ary -— mal . % » ° : ry 's ~ = Sia wT ba _Ance = «ww ar S3m. 4TH A Plover . TTISV evenines -Teuring Bea attt sNL — PLATES ta 5° a Ve em? [cgendort SUIS, SileA—Vore. wed reome The HModse That - : *' err rears tte* and ~%% TALKING MACHINES - ROOM Ss | OOO Ow — ABELIAN Viwca of records. 4075 CONROF: ~ Tvs . } Piance Cor ai ound ow ; FORD TRU efvies. new arc woe’ hi ¥ TTPeR FORD MONTHLY New erd weet rr ee vow. _ saan ar snr e | PARNETT. Sates ce. T8135 Laces INTERN ATIONAL— & tom. exrefiert condé- ter: geed tires: very reasoaabic Mit Market . ‘4 MOTOR TRUCK —First Oe ee ee take Tour meet tts ‘¢cS) = balar--« lars rey vith er couple em pliered Prane Grant Coen we $7 i) = a s qutck smile Opes Senda). ot. bD=MOBILE-— B-erlinder f Al cemdities. tee <img a goo" cecterti? set a pertec s oor ag aes -_ yy A. i a =) N\. Kiwg’s Digheer -_ TRUCKS PAYMENTS delivery taken. ‘mn trade. t dermonst rat SHATTING et ur sie GRAFANOLA Spec -) gvefanc a mahogsn: evere wera etinetivy 7 ; recerd. oniy $15. B. Walker Furn " [ume PTHONOG RAH player-p.ane SIfT Cebheonne . Pkari sie. TikG&R MUSIC ae late 1" +. : s o ae 7 ore mi _ Roeacs xt Soe PARK Poe | - = a —— VIRGINIA ‘or twe. 3oqs! — o - — Rot Ls a. ESTATE FOR coe venient te 3 cer linea. noe : west ee i i i i ee with geod 1 S dney one ae ¢o- —_—— at © ern ae << mi reed late ama «nh ——— RENT ober, se menmrthiy er reset alliewed om fetere surchase KRIBESELHWORSET PIANO COMPANT Estab iehe4 18T° WT Ofive et 4 hrs -e ¥ ' See Ca Bor et one years -Reeutifel furniture. tome ~ ~~" a ie — CARANNE 4 a far or mney ometeyad: aS fieor Hextta mon: 7 = Fo ale SE aa CABAN <= = 5 reem fer tee.

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- “ee ek ee ee ee THURSDAY. WAY 13. 19° . USE. —Samn block ¢ ‘atea Funes > w hws. wingeemae ‘ | land betsuiart nt, Slane | pert Sia were, house. ‘sleeplug | + | ~-AENGALOWS AND COTTAGES FLATS. $. APARTMENTS, FOR SALE Q splendid for r hiidren. tnaid wiil : — . . . + Gk nda le ult Apply oOWnher, oy ee ee “ts : et tts anne DENCES FOR SALE es if desired: referenc os re-| ) : veriand Park. 3 —— , a , CN etm tarsi et go ome iii eee WEST ne tabany want oe : lot 1AIn180: o- Toon brick : low: will vatural Box os Fie | COTTAGE—~ . ; ies! - SOUTH . aT Price $425 | _sacrifi ow. 4 Tooms, reception hall.) FLAT pe utiful 5 and 6 room fiat. strietiy POSSESSION AT ONCE ee — Lee 1 B 2 £OUTH ‘NGALOW_ Ni, —wi8. A 715 ’ . Same | : : ee 4 Tooma, rec arn AT conven. Braet > ht BOT Wainwrieht "Whig () () ri brick of go Penrose st. (5x110; Ay , ATS . athedra! Marist 4415. 17 acie: ° mn (i; ra nd A Ve . » Oe Qt vonce for few | , , ar = Richmond Heights ve ry $200; . “S a s\° — “4 J. H. GUNDLACH hs I : fy a rier ig a an dandy lot oe pes with } Ot-water heat a . ht: 1 tnroughot : roacway. oS) | $14,000 r; fot { 18: pri rigen wld. With two brick stables ~ . B.D Toh c nom | | eee 88 -~New, 4 . roc : ng. 5 a i ; , ‘a fe } ke, . ; ‘ , 8 Ra . n. 597 , - rooms. tile bath. reaecen. 018, 3 order: i . . s & Our office re een gotimar 911 7 In the ver 5 Heart geese hardwood floor, hot-water oa a 1 = Dw ARD r. KE | Tow Gre e Hei ights Ott a “a : ' m frame ‘ cilefontaihe car nort) ve 5555 118 leventh ; | lente . regom furnished Meuse for 2 orrie ‘ae lawn: fryiy aa of the N eVw Indus- | _™ore av. = AP ART MENT oa ene! se. Ee F - ‘DI CK. Ml ANN R — ae W HE os her would ae to) 8s A, ras Water 7915 Stanle BUNGALOW — Piven — 5 room 2 ' oo 6 ity eerie rs RE } Forest “601 ‘ween I'a ¥ staniey §ALOW—Five.room brick 2506 Jen. | en Yo owner | ~ _—-— se | i ca) ~ - = 5 ft! land cay Se and Olive st. ra. wid trial District. , ake ‘Pine Lawn): must be sold this week y and has p! . Pri efor tamed TOWER GROVE HEiahta nove NEY 1: BEING M ADE IN R EAL ESTATE io aaeeen >. wane ‘10 (MMER fi6ij SE «hj - eMl, 1. nO reasonable offer refused. Forest ezi7R es - pws , Piring in September. “} 206 SI ’ | } as ished except room arn ree ranch: 10 acres: EK ' pra Or . ; . ; ive sues “UWA iD balk EWELL ID sige: ‘ pi 34 ~ Bi cmagel aay - ing. 4 ; - ~ Bil she. 14 'milem f Cistern I nting St ° Louis a nd COT TAGE j007 Ro. , Union a\ H-room ip ARTMENT 37; 2. .% fi ' ’ a nN sf 0a l D Xx per rs Rega r d T hij ] S VW onde rf nn] silver an , a iver ° , om city , ‘ , - Death. furnace. gan, ale &-family jy re — ; ther ‘pied by : : er and linen; from June i Se Ae ' ‘ant lo Goodfellow Ay enues. Moho mah : modern mew ty panered and rinan, having % @ rooms. ; ae ath ~ stele we e. ne pon Subdivisio . i ‘. : , : = L : ; eriigs ane ‘ ‘ aa) ‘ ? o . r per 1 . es ATT ’ : 7 - . . : Ri... lean ° : : furnianed fro ri June Vantt) arranged na ne a. 2-storry bri. « Da! ding Two h] k f DY AS. ‘SHEL P cin hw fr? " ‘Mair n sans : r 4 4 baer! memes nd Dt ys . . ” . ADs n i ~ fn 4 of > af Perfection Picrlient ienke, running ; . east of — will rene sib: ere e, $1800, For ate: rent 82>, per ’ OC S rom Natura] ’ Ts » Sa) §-roo: brick ' i -eDW AD es lars te ; - - bg ' ‘om i ‘ . : , eo “ "er informa. | L@ctris ie? er . pa - TT ” IAK EF 1 i? Cs J a e . ‘ : i" 4 ; Ri... sh3G... 24 -floor = : A T. TERN Y & si ae ortia Br ‘idge Road. _ ¢ x15 oi! Sage trot ai Re ash : W > 5 11 es J WELT a etn: W K what | we heliex ef Is pardonahle pride in an. and | | ‘ive 14s eatnur at a : lectric Ss > = lmOunCInNg ¢] ey . lhe fe ANd tables gen ete wen | pour COUNTRY HOME — | SOME PINE BUSINESS | #*tis "ites" bia Me tiga, itchen . Riad en 61 APARTMENT : interest among real estate pills is attracting: keenest « " ; , ~, ‘ . ~ ¢ -vVhiv r at Tri 2000. 2. “ ni . ” woe 4 ' : arnione rea estat . , : ee ery desirable d Ps . ; UP acres on hard road \ a IOHN 3 x Honmmina se ene i@s renta £2440. We » a , = él e. building ane Cry » heat : rT & ¢ ZB 4 chestnut. its 5-room bh ; a 19 flee weer a’ io od RI ae: ifad . OU SE—Six - r, din wae nt : ; if Improve. ef ‘ trees and other ne: Outbulldings 60 cherry sf LOCAT IONS NE ) == OL. _to02) ——_—UBH -BURNS 1106 Chestnut ‘et, | RESIDEXGD— ne een ment experts as a residence subdivision model Rta W Bt NG AI OWS 47 19 \ ’ . , ‘elVer le r ro fi! emulaty ; ; A er hon A - Ik le . ‘ii Oti. at 'RESIDENGE ~s>5 as = Reeentlye tha » hous ntly the representative of one of the leading real aa- ant pi Possession | , furnace. it elect &Y:. 7-rooin hou —s s Fr LA iy ; : i. % . AT , . » .PAINTED Nin R emtr e concerns of a large northern city has been our rhest, if _ ” ; . “AND AP'T'S. WANTED — ant (Dy egiate DowRemsion ified fine | INCLUDING A FEW CHO! CE . ) SINE sw Po. con 5 ood ’ a ontiac RNERS 4545 to 4501 1oxin ton; hard ie bath furnac he “\: et inaee lots ears V ac w 4 fi or 4 rooms ‘ 4 ( . i . 2MSs WANTED or Aug. 1. Rox -114, P.. (aa) ( ‘Or N T RY HOME ' 4) T HE D. AY IS I I: rni,r ater? + geet sectTION house marth > RENTS $36 , OOM ri ahSoo, . HOME seminal) ments Almost daily oe ¢ ciuTres yo of the improv a. ~—~wheaee "= = Wid fio reward. a “ tr) Brow, ~ ; : Dy. vse must 3 r ce. ae sala muat he tnade ' ‘ ay ore eo | “2 ‘a , bj ' : a are Visiles \ re [ Past on South Mide; ; to rent 4 or 5 room edulte: At lroad: 10 ~o.. pn, | of Natural Bridce i DE \ AL [ \ ee atey ‘a imam . ry Ro ssession ; 1: easy | f a de ie, ‘ete. : »> and 6 oe , ha ve 01 ind ts sanke”, a Os wh ho me burl ling authoritie a Pr vi ' itd estate and 15). Pow -D; 24 floor: possession June | ’e@utiful Fround wat and 10 acres of V EK ] JOF ME NT CO) take N IR in Francisco: | . throuchouyt te cs oi: lod, ll ah . uonear and far » ho have Cifurnished. » by two Bere _— R54 Po ne | tor | Inspection +‘ bienty of trees, et, en 42 : atura r! dge car to 4900 west (6% ’ sat Bold a6 Genk sy i» oO [ + om oat-Dispatenh. as 5 een : iftracte “d by Be verly Hillis’ ob; ates ‘ neem, (%@! pro yo L. .. a | ane BUSH-BU Re, = $16 OLIVE s STREET 4814-35 p Bw Taslows. | @ennihbe b4 ither- flee” give immediat. © ‘. PARKViEWw HOME Vantages. }OUSIS Surpassing ad.- ' Second Floor, Op osite E 44 | re — 4 “ , atore | rooms, bath furnace etrt £. (EAL TY ¢ 'O, 80 . he , : nh ater al pnturpished one to £ ppm on. BE Bats — SC per)" mine 835. Central 63 (06) | seenge oy Beat the new “Hpdgeirial ats : SINGLE F] oe neat RANK JF er Price an 1 ete These experts are y } : ern ‘e) rT HH. ev NDLACH & ‘O ‘ ity — +. Bs T Sinwright Fii4 . nAaArUumMOUsS rr 4 > » € . ey Fer cor 2+ hot-wa — | co., , RESIDENCE —. - | Their praise o ‘all Vietor 2657 4 os. CAL N-13 via lant; neil with | IMPROVED ) PROP | Sreadway._ POSSESSIO Tha tric, furbon Vaca tt, rooms 1. ole division and agree ee f this sub- i . : “i ; known .88 Rowen Place. i ERTY FOR SALE) FIVE. ROOM COTT = N AT ONCE Tt fir Urnace ‘ill paint " m4 wut alice agres that if combines all of th . d or two youn, . ENT Wt 815 reward. soar ; port unity for or . - ; AG E®., 2 Plymouth as : f . ? * ret-clage condition ~ ' : : Cc roo fea. net ! N tur men. ; ae aseanion can fanization,’ HOIlsr— EAR GENERAL M ORS tn) cas!) , ; eS and cont ” n - , r—2 OTOR oar ) ains nor rice ; tet, 02, cafe oe ~enaren. om apart. modern | GOLDMAN RET: LTY at once and new ‘leew: "ater Natural Bridge r4.| Have two 5-room co: tages, bath, furnace. | m rma mth, furnace: jot 33x: ; NES ene ae Thi } 18 of the faults of similar Properties. ® ‘le to 4 OTD ADPAartmenr \ iti : 722 ” est , water + electric: . 650. ? ' ‘ @lectri: > i h - : ; aod) » a . i ac ' terry ss kK > at i flce i —- as ‘ sii —— / S YM ~ re | ‘ *hearn LIS Ww > — ee . fo geitiven Ta ; lovatton east of of Pe , ; nut > ® fruit App lw _ 5894 - ‘aston a: oot lot; E well, gent. e0ld thine ete 454 A NDE kt Sk ~N Ae kk > kt E K M AN? 4 4. IRS Ma: viand «a fe “a8 T if mi ark we ser for oursely “s yr hen Ww a deter : _* . > a ; : - ; * ’ . “ San ‘ian ua > ( a.’ - ~ o> TY s ” ‘ . , | Thy family. » * 3 « dul fully Geate one a or oe BEAT 7 I} [ L; HOME SITE “¢ ~ag saee cash monthiv payment uy —— = media — 3500 each — t nt rk thre pugho TH enne — F 0 - wg ke Bev erly Hills 2 The Subdivi sion Ww ithout - Urtishea . as: a . ; 0 I\ 17 ‘ . . anes Bs re Mr rick bath granitol cel “ ; ate POSSse@as lion ‘ > . ; Os PSS 07 on «a t notice } ‘taba ‘? bath; not over sia” ‘Call Re. ‘7 aaa EASE as hoon Gi Kast mide 4 “one + TON & ns SICTEN, $3250. 4440 Gannett t cellar, 2 4 rash s'ance easy terme: open for | 4- P he's ! iy A pi i)" t me nt | Olive aman ED " ARD se KEWE! - istakes ‘ “ = 7) 4 — OT) a. ; ae (le tor ’ try? _? fe oa . if : | el er ‘ , / NEY 1119\ ot At rd her T feathe , PARISH & (0) 712 Chaere . RESI DENG pe I} , Melia bie 8ID BY . ome 7. ; ind southern = o | Salt ee pe Ves. 4 J estniut «¢ Dart ny ’ : ni {Iw ——_ KEAN “; > on ooh : SeLTCCTION of A fut) > } = a ire iome. ‘ ' *Sponsible imeres: “wo bri ' Site. me-10 fent, 3 or 4 roome mod.) 2 ; rested in . ck hous in fing be onan éf th ; fain reward. Hox dro ‘ a Aartistie bh > restric | ott bsg Bide Yin. 85 _KIRKWooD | Kalb st.. @ 3-room fate: @ fine COTT. a E SACRIFICE . AG en T uv PARKVIEW i+ —%.. G. avame with front di vent. the erection in Mik dee ullding restrictions pre- IARD Vv We ~ p ee — ——--- Ih ie Aen wegedion ae Pe Te Horne a . "| orwell aL Beacon a\ ; dandy 6. room frame >. | #! cep ine |p ment of 4 roome ann f: Dw AR r é; iS Trac] or honies M hie h do hot con. » With place f ari or within me. | HOUSE. ay reome: lor 1 ~ tage . Peon De cot + Bas and electri cellar Carage this t« ery a oder: ' ©CONVenlence Ve SiS Porm M ith the renera!l schen i } . “yr 6. 70 Poet. Patch. thout ¢ nates ; a Kirkwood _ Hetcontas 8S Harrison ' ’ cut i 0 PAR’ ] areal = will nor las’ Ong ‘ See va le $2: . ; pe Da had Via\ * rental Ho! SEK = Manis ~ : I of are litee tural perfection. OARD W Wed. ~~ M _— y — ‘99 , : tnut , ; - : rice = Tan | fi aa “os bought for \@Se ‘onditian tr ry me. we Dk « W a ; por self and infant. Cl ren ‘ aT aaa p42 podem: | : raitnte bloek. nee /: a he 37 xx TAH : ae Ew ma cM. Z17'§ Chestnut. (5) | GOLDMAN BR nt {ne estmens And home j ot 332136; oniv § “D143 le as igs ve ® des autifully ustrated booklet w hich t ? Ra. avent e; nA Con. Re i os, ! Pr! XN Ww BU NQ estinut ae ' roomea Stone oO a j i " (iene rr’) eR t ih A¢é Var t 7} oa fe) r *nCe@A; nice eve] ! autifu modern ho . y AL Ow S ‘ , | own ‘ a’ ete j ages of Bey er Vv a — oS) | 281: * from street car; price aEmot | atent. Improvegge™ extra ane all the! 4a) 25 aléin . beaten 4 Ohi Soot a JOHN ‘OGRETHE & co’ || will be p] ly Hills in detail. We young coup! ®, no Childra: aymnent $2! [ ): : & fine appotne ~ — &... new buiidir . Bye: | BY ke ) + Wed ~Congen Wid.—4-room or cottage. West Fra : = ee 89 thr om — eto yep hy 3-ine ‘ lah thin me. oY C2140 ;PuMerous barns: lot 280 Py ad aan? Nel hardwood’ floors and com eyes 2 sma\) boy. desires Brand. ottice sno S Bone oi MAPLEWOOD rinn Vaprrnisdeicion 7 rooms and til hardwaea - | Pik returns, will weil for gorges sho nge| iris Farage: possession on peter Plant Thos rm te@ Ant family, on West | 66. oeice Phones Bormont 291 “ " | 1 #: 9 S THERESA a’ So ushout . 5 Temies ane os ive | tat ) . B RUL ‘ * ee phe —— 5 5 © I : ict) . 2 cy TAGE », roome me tern . ted ‘ Rese, ir P : a. @ hous ; ; OlnuDplete) ti j } "4 e : ’ AR | re Sis . . ee : or oe " Of Bile xlQn- , arn he moder hame ‘ . Nive - : AREWEL! am: : == leane 4 or 5s Poem Young | $2500) cash “14 Laciede rea ° no) ; the latest tn provements. $8500 a RANG Ise . Ww % REAI Ty ™ N peak IS N. Sevens) wert to rent from owner wha wi: Dw ‘ — “ N LEONAS — CTeamtmens x ORTH , ti Se. + ’ Wili KE he a o— Ir : ip 4 \ a ; . r G00d tenants Rox F on" Post . fr Mediate porsessi: wix it reside: mer ~ o en , han ; = we Ar TP (BD iP Im , ”" OO nme Gwelling , t . ‘ ‘ ace i l or FLAT 3 , — ae . lo rOOms fre i e} ' ' Seeeeetieiedtiee 6 tT ; , ele modern throug! wut - ep rn bath; - tr : , FLATS APA T : 4 »- or . bath, shen. c Pri opti on Dal Ve Dat} r ‘ ; 9 a SS \ — Or & rtment. ¢ : . i oan inden reet * DP e e S400 Cal) Bento: = te. : $: 4 ‘e ight. hme nb Bo SA, MENTS, 3. FOR | SALE omar TT} SAluN pe a ad Warr = @: ont net Water hea: a _ wer ~ — y o re an without oy ee Bovth S41 ay . UNIVERSITY | er ie | 35 “Ie CASTLE MAN Ay 1 i]ST your cottages and flat s wit) - ‘ ' “BH A hotly a new 484 tt ie a niy ! nN an. mK - ae pane une 1; - ; bn a ~~ ee dence ; hot ter ha 1 bus . —_ Te) Bri ne crifice ° , wea ' Ron 8 Mnission ' bes mai ne , ear - ad e é ICAS. Take a belek r ‘ D -s 5 or more reome flat. ~ ~ Sart eng help you Box R- os. - ach rent BOT ony sige Fazee.. ered lhe Ait tate CERT RAL ! BY Be ~ - AS 2a Paston and (are. « wood _, Re ah ’ *1 ) oo rare HE OU ‘ P RY epsilon Park: would exchange 4. , HENRY HIEME NZ REALTY 1 ae 7 A T--5830-5882 Garflald: douhie Wey and ware” “Jeeping porch, drive be ath 0 . ange 4. : 7, AL FLATS._1407 wm.) S; flel nase | bath: mone bre, — J room en Karage new! A ‘ ‘ Torre v A&P WP © ee ‘ for better health. fet, Bor F-414, Pop iad, WEBSTER GROVES sin © 14 Chestnut st. “Cent aT tte aed ton 11 Sarsteta Pte aT OTa | villes: MORtY $100.” Gwner 6706 te Gir and card to want! home. “Price, terms | AA ( omit or iif + “ae Ss . a a freferred adultes | THEO, RP. APPEr. ww Webster Groves__w os t - KEANE «@ RANKE. 1008 cr, aa ats at ang 6 roam RESIDE LO7 N yes : Olive 2092 tit ae. otal : cee ‘¥ rOaR4 i¢ : y o . J _ e er alric > 4 ’ i A + ric. furnace rifles mn 8 > va a> ' On . . ‘ a’ BUR SITES Por sale or vis R_FLATS & AAP ak; Te SSO Webster TOR. fc8) . rid 7 SOUTH | LIC IONE san www || wieh. |eet-waen Central 2257 Chestnut st | wTo. WEBSTER Urban sale lier and map : NNER np — | a, 824 Chestnut at ,| Copper , iSBSTE K GROVES ° ta a} ay | - 1,A" . - ‘ } ! y ; - . +h, —e Ik si ‘) je \ —, ; rw E a 4 TH ony S a “. . offer rentea ‘ ‘ =“ bor 1, 0 ’ r f) am . : ’ ’ £Y " - arse in tare etory. four Wid lense HOUSE—W rog .m perfect condition, a} \ ' S04 n418 y : a @ roome a =~ : in te oe: : de. | Srates > h » : —. * SAMI EL, (. HA RDI N kK “ ’ roOrar wultabie for clu wae 1: Wen ine Mmiar Tioore hardw ood lwr 1s: 6s "16% + = ND HOME Edd Cot HOUSES WANTED Groves: hard: wood fin © aly BE OO. ~ N na 4 ’ ¥ m53°3 ec 1 : - room and ' 444 aACyede a ' odern Dre, horn } Bi Alier : [ , FLATS pone cciae” wesrineg, teh , we Ny or ‘ ’ rw? : a Sun mit an th a r ne : ' ’ weg 4 . be ; . . . . , ~ on wot "ae 0 FRANK ; Rin K R of 'N v" ; | OMBRINGE / GEN A518 Mera: . , ' ie inve ty ‘a , . . Son P e Tie) Both phones a ¢ me 1c might exc} r cl mE _- BH RY wil - hag cd throug! \" ' ' - p , , : , . all as 1108 (*heatni: , v4 rT —s ft ordrgy + Wh Side. family of a ts Sidne. liv Lo. Wa! nwright Rid ~ FOR RENT . oa /_ (c@) = — A ~- fore bus ng i: VW ebete : 4T ve -- PPP PPP rae 1.-—Or fiat: b rooms Cabenyv vil! S roome stean “es A ' ; 4. | ZA Ti mp beds Morganford rc 4-2 ro 7. fs - os . ; dae orated. ‘eae excellent loca: =~, & F . 2 ats and re and 5-room flat: iot kO+} ' aston an : ' . furnece. @lectric. nerth “7.7 ~ rae eee and pr _ es - a iO] wr j State : - wri niakK best offer dé Ai . nea . - D csi hes > Nort h Ne Ww stead Ay ¥ iar er : me) “ *? j “room modern, Wed ~-Responsibie marty with ° phone Burgard | ~SA6 LAN NEE. 1008 Chestnut a: rifle lee: butter e path; mas ®-reor ee e: hardwood floors A john A. Hod “wy ino. Post-Dispatch. : : Rit to lease res! 2 . ‘ “AT a Pood . a Mon ae , condition, DOSKession ws ona ee Ale Donald Sarr p- on «6 pido SE " ' ithorize to Rei t! illo . = ‘+ © 2nd A room bath o Theodo 1 F w ’ P a vOrRg?e ’ a! ib Tt 52Oe “by es har: r before June 2. with sable Webster home. @cv roy ; t clea , 4 1c h) ecorated and paint oe aoot > n . “ P sia ane | CVs 7 rm D ar D “a a” mo b Morris rs ’ bpd me. ‘aude ee -- ee " . 7 me se | 7 nodern roo! *) >| } po ui ‘ 7% ) i ; ‘ . ‘rit pont ° va si a} parmal in for Quic; ae E A JOIN | A. 4 ("heet- uf a? ‘ . il HH E } rne ' ' vy e0¢a Mart in An: dergon RBA ; : veg => le garden ont! Dp! — 7 Fullerto 3) az aie + Jerome | : 1-00 jp By : t a. N “PROP'TY FOR RENT , 2 P idewalk Monresige: AT] \l HE tT) a _A’ ‘18 Oe Reg av. e i — oa + if Lint on $3400 PAR. ae 1m FORE ST P ARK 5 Wi HOME . j : : " ; = i: are olemar n ectory ona pe te os Pa ~~ wondin " rie] ris : . na reasonah| P P ~Y , Bm ‘ oe .4 ~ : eo **ory .? 2 t -~* ‘ Wo-Stor, brick nes a4 ; ‘ bea ifn 0 a7) _Aoniy " = r e . ¥ } on he ‘ a! . 4 roome bat hy ; : , 4 roar f' Me ” . 1140 iINg, : ; ] room home hat? - A. miane ’ TrOOTE; Water and gas; $14 rt ww - 1 eI - a coon we 'ng 1219-2). hittie nd stor) & faerage |: Al ries iL son a ii ‘ commen was ' ; sai —-. are mediate nosseass|, ss _WEST ‘ av. Manviewood . AinwWrigh? “ a. ae 06 ~O* P age rreos , KOR rk RY ST REALTY @ ee fat “RE AKE 4 _. nly , i a ww 21105 (heer: ~ pe ua : - a — on eption hall : . , : » rit) j , . . TT, i enti a Ms Maple wood)——S + - roome an4 ni) FAR er Ler llar ‘1 ~ “we : LA’ Phree-room. 4-fa ly, 2710 p ¢ ' . S( (‘ae ‘fn yy Fiat 5 rmome: Fi i. D S. £0 NI MS WANTED 26 st : ot rente * , $1082 e, furnaces Cticalls new 3 NE Dot! BLE ' ¥e M) . ash, “Balane . Months . wenitor service. oS a, e NOTICE wv _ SINGL. LATS , o ri —* 22 Gy eer 2 ' -~? ina Ut a? twa | DO-OR@ion Owner. | —BUSINESS } PURPOSES | uri and "Bilmoie ae le of 3 | 2-story and attic 11 me brick | ean Oe Le 2 th each: ie Bg te — ang | #0 ir f 2 and — = be ' ee | buyers for improve; “ ‘ , vit ¢ Be o “5 Mort ‘ Tnodern = i BU mT BURNER. 110% } ‘ Se ? i reg ~A4 e ft : +, ' eae : , ~ rm c cer ited lies - . “a , 2 , oon ~ a : a ‘ ches es > Tina Tt : : * roe rr, bath, la 200d . On pesned. With Frenographic serv ) | ' iaieo ~ oe : ' r) -oOu : ' 17 ann ie. ; oO ray as $3: 500: a j t } Sia ' he tea crs - a) = , the ' Chestuy: ¢* be mat ’ WwW a “ee = : «ted aA ery : , . ' . " , = 4 ‘ ph re , . 4 ‘ pat , > «>t ~ ci f ’ . a > soa . ‘. > . = = . . . > k FR hede cur, , :' . ” lary Hofrn an ACE..For whoilesaia read) -to. ~ A ~~ ai on wo. brick store bu ng. be 71 ales ge ome Sas. Water, nice cellar and at $626 NEW BERRY TERR \( ‘ke ' , . A. A. Benner: + mort prominent rock ; greun' BR ' : . i ir N + / m7 : , ne ws ™Y n ° . : “as . Drive $ One & ou % + > ‘yr a ; e bet F-186. Post Dispute ye owN 4 CO. wes Cheatnut 3 eel ree At: Dulldin Sioa 6045 dais 7 “ Oke Me Cr + this PRICE $4750 | ———————— = Ae 2 Ol | Orr nd Death garage A288, RT he \TH.717 te “ ; ; —— —— = ———— = -—= : Pub rent ¢ (wo or more rooms in | KF ARM Ww AN a TEN EMENT chicken house at a nd z | . ; : H, . : Desiral le & > FOOm: houpe poseessior, — . ~ - “ St. Louis’ n 7 T E D ~s -()- y! ric ¢ r , ‘ r ’ Ty — eo ‘ a9 ro 41 lave see for parti ’ —— . : u nest office botidings Want 4M aaa . rox m brick ‘enement, betng owner on first floor v «) - : as Mar a PPS ear Cf Particulars Pom: many rooms desired. B | he within 100 issourl or lilinois farm. » a J Ro. ¢, ane ott > modern conventences TOMBRIDGE AGENCY ‘3318 +h may , hte industrial di ‘ict and = ‘TR +. Main 2142. 617 (hear; . BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE, _MONEY : 7 7 hed : Miles of St. Louis Box F-nNO annual rent $1080. big pro- Both phones : : 1m! ' rk y* Jot | ' > Puan saciipedinass iam = WANTED ‘ Spald ding: a 4 3 — Post-Dispatch. acer LAT. a ‘ : an larke garage. a bareai, i . SPLENDID HOME CHEAI : 25 y A. on niee . CENTRAL ; ae Cee uissinarr PI VALLEY Trrsr ¢ — Single leut st.. lo 1 H. GUND! Sate 4491 WEST SOUTH G ‘TEED ALTHEIMER ‘ a 4 f _FARMS FOR SALE Pourth and Pine P . 4 : : i m ] mn ‘ oars Brosa4dwa' (as ; ‘ . ; mire t+ ne OP P ‘ » a eer , Fihe pe nan or ° , ~ - — 2 loor: £ an , eo . aae a Les 0 re , ' ‘ _ , , . ety - TR eT. ’ ; ~ . . ‘ » 4 i Sie 14 wwe ir , ? : me. | -- “TORE ILIJING large wit living | Write OT cuil — — Part of Gemirable office in Ar ' trie , U8 & 4 fami! 4 , jick | ly 5 ‘ ; ; : eee © | trues - Our ~y 4 iat of 4 en . | : , ro rina newly . , he worth roots . s00d location for dry goods ranging frory, cede « ics FOR RENT q o *s te e hone “w ith &ttendant b A RM ~60 acree on the Bie Pin ey , , 7 BUNGALOWS _AND COTTAGES "ta , S $12 rl & 41 P wry de ¢ rate d rerita ie P . in : : | ba us hlee| F, now wes : & ey ao “) | t+} ‘> J w A v" r Pr ATH te 0 000 c > , vest Dd epatch (oR) lamki « ‘ounty. part in cultivars ~ ~ POMBRIDC EF -ENCY 251 . a we age. fiat 4 family. § Vision: tr a eseaston. - . ‘| DER 71 te Cheatnne (eb, isting . . j ber. all xood farm in i re } Rl NGALOW Abe? Lahbadie ria Hoth phones ‘ J j weme ir) . rents $) nA ? Bi _F ARISI H r co y - [os “OF One, OUTH th fine fishing and summ 5 ~~ + | rooms, bath furna . atin Seno z > BLE FIA , ; Yr “ ey “Me Millan.’ re | lat. § ite : : _ WEST | an : ‘ave ed : ’ ; t } . ° . : ’ e*/ i \e i ‘ ‘ , rrwvry ] P rage ?* . . — — . — — . ne we « j oF 4 | An ~itiel bere 907 Wainwright Ridg i687) BL HAEFFE R REALTY «© Loughboroggh bath ty tir Sic McCRADY & SINE 06 Port 7 Ce 4244 DE LM AR, $4600. ery r- beet 7. 7. three $4: Sih 45 t 100. $2500, “nce: T rooms beth. £ conveniences ARM BARGAIN 100 acres in iproved. $f ux ee Wainwright Bide cellar cemented: a! on nf ' " — Good. ibetantia O-ros ons a GE'S SUNS ni ” Moll Bullding ee 6! Del~ | cent norte. - all c ne ’ on highway being paved = ; & i, ; ' 1s7 etm on ttages a , , ze — street ar ij alley mae nv . : . > - af RESIDENCES FOR SALE hati at ame , foul4n nn, pe of oe ty | . Té ) Years to A Meili ¢ iPocery ®ureance 4 (wh, tnd = ‘i . . Jae i 1f ’ , , ~ . eX aah OO “ f , ‘ i i } ti : ‘ ’ ' i a's with we few bargains lef: STaH ‘oration now: also has exceliens . fo wed ~ -s aie racuuve pr! for , o nia hest nut #t ‘ure q* 14) a » ho « a? , 4 “ac Aut as just bow re (DWARD 1. BAKEWEL! t. | ‘ONEY Wea Huy § per cent automebiie.””. tis red aap At 10 ber cont diseountr acta: hte: rent 8406 tn oe Z Trance Excha | ) POssension. Keyes at 8 YP fealty: seis 723 ee fs | Carbondap? £004 saw-timber. 4h mile : have cash buyers a c. a Fullerton Ride (oS) Windale and Normal Universit, Ss TOMBRIDGE AGENcy \ - DE TE RING AGENCY HOUSE - 18 room : , iia “28 Pershing _AV., St. Loule ina) Roth rhones . tn —_tCtor 1466 S427 Grevols a ence (a. Taeern cone wk vext Diock: terme, 8600 Tae« ' dour le eae re eepi ne porches. _Mr a VW © ise. Q 1 é K" — + } - ; . tS . ga move June t li] ; = re ps in “oh, dl Oe .ce r¢ ’ a ' adi , - TOMBRIDGE AGENCY, y OSS@SSION | One 7. BUSH tits. on Chestnut » MONEY Wid — Buy oOntniwv hotes af Post -Dirnate M 4 the A "ed = | ITTELBE RG. S07 WM ainwrieht Bide Post -Dispateh (7) | See Bchuchalter. 4057 Lafayette (cS , ; a a ) ; 4 '* Merar / 4 is ) mn residen: REAL ESTATE--FOR COLORED ate ee ~ or. Reventi, and Pine Sts. MISHOT ‘RI FARMS O acres, ‘ EaTM ‘ i Sit 86 per a . . mo th ~~ a a! >| ad 7 — ’ = ree £10 monthly: produc. CENTRAL NE. Bhenandosh St BLE FL ATs: CENTRAL cer lat toomsae ee : ? . 4 . ' . wy aa r j ; » : ’ ; 4 ” - Sw « , ro in halle. porcelain t] } ’ RESID} ‘ : or 7 , Rock fy tarw tenth 1Aan 8c . 7 R. F ~~ 8 & KUNZ REALTY on | ea and rural telephone: ~ . a . . - A BRO ae "> arr ‘ > “ . ; - - bs . > n " ads — - ‘ -* : la - > . = = own Offic ‘e Building | a es —— | RESIDENCE root -»: | °, M()7 C I, \R Ix SON ~p L REAL TAT 5 First Deeds of Tm ¢. Oo £ formation free oO 4) DARGAIN iN FLATS furnace th elect: ‘arage: ine “ E ES E-_OTHER CITIES : on, ang 18%, ; (yal E STRE E T. a Kansas (J . . , . 0 ‘ * f ate rer ’ ; ; | P l¢ S4- see ow! er, ’ ) R .. ke Re i - . - . - - —_ . ‘ 4 , lau Siem $2200 s 4, ou . “ Ps (8 on iat : . mts = : il} improver ' bh Delmar 30051. rie « SI¢ ence é Story INE RoOpEr Y-For anle or jense ne $. 0 seem Th at floors: 7a00 square feet WHY lea\e Miseou: ~ a tor. ~~ in opportun item ‘ yA, FACE Four-roeormn frame, $1800 2237 . : - ! . i HESIDEN GWON HKracile, : apo FIGHT ROOMS KATH FURNA “Ez ‘ultable Kind of business tn « Pp ae wléeh oo , tA, ‘One ineurance * » location Strictiv mod. ehe has her owr ol Wells Dow produc ne. eee. —— —_ , J Stk ie > ; J _freom brick h ot , at , eile ais Lot 830x129 on ‘Te ee woe Straud ISTIAS BRI OF Re ~ . ‘ce ah Bnd Janitor’ wer: ay mod * ar - 7. belne Ar lled contract let by OUTTA GE — acre lan i, cottage barr ‘ - il n sy 44 prove PTrt« sash - - : 1 . NOT FOR KEN ; POR SALE wn 7 Oo ~ 1%) , . M! i ~ F mT © ow nee es %. for 10 to he dri}! ed ato uthoure« nqguire COM Wi, higan " Riv. — : ‘al I = let 1NOxzive ? ‘ mew Ww Hes ‘ ah ” ‘ ‘ fe : Ad 4. van - , See : Le 9 but sf ic€ ARRI& REAL TY Co ©|\l com ~—- v's from tha ) famo wus Wichita Pe ‘“ eraide fa OW i a (& S] DE -F 1 A r’. $3950 cE A NE A F ny - cae ae S4( TI ) ( \ bh H] eg - house: fine cond lo : r. Sor. Pourth and Olive ate. fe! of Texas ar arte getting = . ’ ea Allen a has ; , Hestnu hed : ci ; price Sion 6 hi eileen? STOCKS AND BONDS farm lands for fF _ 4 OTTAGE N215 Neosho bert, k. bath Pur. a . = - : } ; J ‘ 4 ar’ | i \J . i] : T (" as Ss ; . ren eons K oehe: tien a _ WEST om . tracts all in Vern on nt ; improvements made: vacant: open, ‘ tr t he sola be a ah ¢ e Deo ; re avr “ ao eG 4 " } “ ( r ‘ant ] f I’ list (>. mer gt , ‘ iT ’ ‘“ y ‘eZ =) K wes te , | a wihavscrvire, } ' me ee wwe oN ~ _ A furwer information . write . } be | tah J } Trova '«e f#murt. HOUSE Prame Eighth and pe Lad te ~ Ge (har _ Gu state ~ re. og * PP inet 2 wre. wit ' ’ al . evaca. M » ; 4 be 2 - .- wW-TO a “o vl FP bs oN yo Porest ane room. heat .__2i"* - Perit 7 40 UNGALOW- 3702 o Meara av.: new & reese LAKE & RRO S15 Chestnor DS. Zan. sewer a | —— j DeiVIDe Will ani 100 F fins ) TH ~4iai o —— i 4 Is CO NTY FARMS bungalow. moder copper ecreens. owner IM Mi > I MPSIDEN: E442 . z NORTH F I N A N I . 144 ane Diapmte ~o, |] at a - live, With two reoma tn rear. ' ‘ « thlies off Manchester road. on li) ghowe E DT. ATE e OS SSESSION tr light “ / vt OTT, > lien, : , yf Tinh tue OP NP goeud Condition . rent wverw rea. ed B te § road sty ae house. a orchard Al G GERI.I Ww: Rr «oO sip Ch extn , 2314 La giana ai , tle large lor hee » ~~? Shs ex ~% cnences and HOI sk — a room brick } , . ' fy. o ~ ,- . ; ote Meo on Piscine ; unfurnished. ” . ’ CTe@s, Ay mitiee vert o city on " ‘ “ty ° * —_ ~ : rootr * on ler fioor as . lat ‘ r Trt ry —_ = =. ~~ - oie Sv) Bri /l@nte 'Ot @ixl4o , - * ro = _— es L, 2. r Dd. with Murphy GLICK A aan ri > oO. hard road; eran t : crane oe all — V$420% hae 2 2 m0 Tas mn at 6 roome, | 34 nee bathe’ spoons ‘on 2 nq, 4 aiden ‘, Lelmar t excellent con Ser i158 Central Nation: la nk , LOANS ON REAL ESTATE le PLS 1") shares 1° nlite Dritiing 4" floor ener a4 4 eetnut at. fe) ° or cry * Hocern improvements. own rages. lst floor UR . P lectricl ——s rooms. bat! furnace, HOUSE ¢ pres , | ne bbe! + 4 4. room bh er w | show , ~— " ; ; ‘a ar open from ‘ ele triet? ‘ ~ : ' : ; Sk Two etory or or ‘ ‘ mii! - ‘ - 7. ~ is vee r. NORTH ‘ ou se barn. KEANE t oo rerou ona ee KORTE RI sr REA! Yy : . pa open afternoons $4 OV. *aey tertris / ‘ . roo " Gilet ’ sf MONEY rq) LAJAN c ity rT COUNTY pro. Y 7 . : : = “ ede ee ae Pe Mi . “RADY & SINE, eli Por tlac Rilke dg fod) ‘OTTAG E _sa40 ) . 516 2 heat nut kr -ESIDEN® -—E— vl lia Sa le «at 0 ) » Binh at. ry ee x Appel, Intern = tonal Ldfe mt f e : ’ . = ba ight . la ' ; _—_ am —_——. ' ; sf. RK rv , ee ee . . : roon ad { i om ’ ‘ ’ ‘en . ; ‘senern ny . , als General Motors z 165-4 AC RFE FARM FOR 82500 containin m A ge oe _ Fs om rick. : DOU 7 eth, steam hea ting System. ‘large be, -. USE Parce nodern., = LA} -—— : —e . Wair ‘ ' ewiment Ce. yo e..,” metal ceiling: 19> @cres in cultivation, all fenc ed with! 82500 RTE-Ri'st RE cy u ‘" 4 44 A T Sone: lot SOx158: price reasonable EA Jot | Bix 0) vineyard. .fru ' as ’ aoe 1 pees ‘tenes ~ ne 25: can get flat res om county road, 2% miles to 3 R. ~~ et ms onern. 317 Fulierton Bids Son ~ SS Retin son KE ANE z% e RA? Ki tool ewtnat ‘ hve US Tranaters end nmoadiate 4 ¢ cre RIT ounty, Mo.! Mo. River upland: Mee | COTTAGE— Brick. 0iie Aiai lot 230x128 STE AM HE AT RES DENCE Brisk at 8861 Hartford st: jpaipes estan ne MORTGAGE coming due mud you must at Dricen Noxon gc “tacks seid Lt: 7 ‘ heatnut_ et ¥. ’ ‘ o. ver up and No } “ , ~The ee siate rou tile bat bh and a | ee ‘ ra APRN Gs Ane? aah , , 77 7 sr. oOo ’ Se #8 74 riuet sei) JNO AQT) o.. 76 Olive ; P rout " “ a ‘ ‘ a1 nvenien ea? rant . i (5) ; ‘ ih ae . velopment t's will poo : ———e | Fy to Manchester rock road: 15 acres TOMBRIDGE AGENC Y. 3318 Meramec per vear: wi ; ._ $2280 | SI a ee 2 : : & JONES. £2 iL at ec 0 j g Aye om building 40x25 ¥ Pag med good spring and cistern. this | oth Phones , (o#) ANDER s0n STORE. Bt ERM ANN . — ap : Fe me - c “Sikoo- Kr -ESIDE NCE-SOIZ Arlingtor v.; LOANS > ON PERSONAL PROPERTY| hares tte Nan (on ‘nf Pee: 720 (om?) 18 @ fine farm ‘ OTT AGE 7412 Minnesota ac 'B-r00 808 Chee: . ;' $350 "4 >; rice >; of @ ve | . 7 ‘ : “ t wt ie at balance | pS er th frame » Tooma bath int rte CBO H HEMKER REAI ry ©-o {rer £1600 Shum . m nu n ‘ v Mis mi = Pee } y ‘ : POR © HANGE | x Hi : . me 4 cash, balance easy. — ‘AULFIELD «@ A , hems cellar, garage jot alg 3 ' . Orivate party on ous Sure or ine have 76 mae r "Sultelne . r. Yodiamon: gia . “heat: nut st reom mi | ; , ; HOHE Ne F- Pe 3 . LTY 7) 4, + Mi higan. SOU T H A M PTON FT, A TS RESIDE wee KE B - es = e° Ti! . ert t. RT eP He N Be “ . loreer en*e By © " of Poet Diewateh ? «: sande Dart: rig hs, seiness fn a on of P RANCH— OO acres 13 miles rom ivervide 2 ariede 148R 49 Pe : 4 FOOT bath and —— fan _e SF ‘9 trade? + 3 ii Ava , ba! : ment coneret DWELLING 4007 iby 4 or, = ry MONEY mam stomobile T T ‘om! ; T COTTAGE 7421 Alaska ay will be vacant § ~ 4 : fi Perens An , - BL, Psi ne ull Se ny i . oe pen Th re me = ry 7 etme gy Awe te aa Ov. e. te ten are waiting Auto ‘nak ~ ; ry wate | A Poet -Dienete tile yee bred k por hes and ZTA Des 7. , ’ 7 ots i? a“ on ferria S| 4c) mae es j E. Fees Sa iaria- copie low . ; ; IN 919 Rw. “aalhre over 110% 0] o anlowt tes onfiderntial IS81 fre! : ; af = to ~ e - es a . —_ = ” ate bbnoes. 70 one iy ved ~ in ) aa im ¢ or oe E: . = “ vr “ =F . h. furnace yas and wm re fixturee : ehrar STUOKD . #21 orn ne . i Stasowrt bee co. ru nni ne etrearr . na P > a screens 8°: ‘aah , r sam - . » ——, a a * KEAN A FRANK k , . ™ ? . if — ; ei Cg it hy andé forts oe . , #£ } resayT Ww ~ . i¥ and wei} rm 2 ‘ rever , ; 7 , eurit % &, ‘m) ; uf ’ : > ines , i , —— hd : Late le ae Bs ; . « ESTAT w pastured 320 be 4 nice! Ne: | Ff _ 10, lot BOX1BO. 1137 Her s- Fiar semed fin ww. basement. RESIDE VO Ee SAt RI} I¢ kK . Prat hel’ a. ° evr Sth a! 4 }° : ’ } « t. ba hinge bal yt or Ne © sel! wo rt; of tievber and ranch } : . .. pret ¢-reom brick cor — price only $2400; Vacant’. ; ‘Y Painted: varan: . 0 > Se av@ University st; lot 25n145; tw, sory SOB YE nea o Orne tox (onal Ba: “ ‘waa One Cana your Drope we can - Davis. 48a% Faasto ¥ > : I > resid ar “ pom . mn QU'O™MODiles eto = Pe mci Mot reay a Rine acre for auick aa! *. thin tne » th ' , ice rie { xtures i URI e Fi, — ... \ i tO! AND A wv ISK, BIZ «hestnur Cen a8} o --y- a card of af mies furnace ga ated Ny rh mentee t . , ' vt ‘ - : : . , . _ " . ae ' ine at ent a2 ee ‘a , ate fj sora, wi ¢ 7 ‘ ' ws : . ad ‘J ay f wir T; a nd 4 al ‘ ’ , f ’ _ ob . # : a ' : let Sharer 3 2 biecks fram ¢ ey 4 -- a oi. ’ ano J ve ? M M lia: ‘trans iE- ‘SOR B rea, iway. 2-roem brick. GEO J. WANA! TR at HH 717 ke Cheats a b ¥) 16 fo * " 1a ry ——. owner . . "Page Care - Poet - D ar oye. o mon. yt e 81 100; $400 ash, bas JA PPISON o42 rnoris Det? Ys INE VY tees od ; fournit ire -_, mn! lanes at | —w . « (heetnut at 272 rx 4 Eteci ac. 2. HOHENSTEIN REA tre 7450" Cottage. 16 root r My — OS! han4 nd _- . . " " ’ ie i 7 + bet ~ the ra] ‘ . P Ant Te pos or cer Secon REAL ESTATE OTHER CITIES COTTAGE ; “Toor ‘yame 73° A lee r > ’ ye —— Ril) erside on1. la AMTY 168 4A M — r ’ 4 3. tam \iles $2 Beno me! |. Seat rai ete Bi 14) i OOr ~~ a Oe a a a a’ : a4 elects 35 ‘ me, price 86% act . RESIDE NCE eae we of Water heat, bath CONEY te aried people: furntens . bu Rox P1298, Pont. Die . oor ACh. At Chattaveus T!! ape pore y fned pw her : tej DA’ . VID "7 ‘FEINSTEIN “BL (he stn = Pees E ac Bra bie) ' eegant 4. ES 4000 aren «se 3 : or } 't we onfiden: ta) Thee! cer y 3 or 4 room modern rr c Sitcmvw try. : + z ? ippir Te eu: mer — ; Pd ‘ i L o + . ‘ rr " , = . Poor a “di wr a = = 2 ua 7 ‘ +> ; r} mnoderr | } ” : 4 ’ ; ra J PT be - - L, _#fternoons. ‘a> meer? Sieve ping ryerrh) « Kitehes on nlete ; . 4 . : >! > tae furnace sacrifice v 8.600) uD ba ~~ Ciertri . - . . ; (reese. is ’ fr r ' , T rE > -#tors ame ‘ ' Co Room 425 522 Chestnut et pe Roth : 4 hn phon _.; a os Kansing furnace: price ry ene ngtor _ pi LAT . : ; re : ington Foe are Resi DENCE 2644 Milton » HOME “BARGAIN: Sere rates, then @f @ure. Ame: ) our | we @:s, Aprende Hidg ; res , '-granh vere | ’ ' ae? . ° . SPECIAL LOT SALE : aap otee eae jae ~ Ll 0 AL COTTAGE ye ars * and tath: heer Hodis. ond nting for den in (omer Hielght= Neal dence 4680 Vict aftory r : i om one eect rt i “KK “MONEY ae enlario’d penile an... hem ey * FOTO aaa Po ch Siete! Viire “he “ " ‘ _ mw) ’ 24 . 4 ” meres) ing on Wala yy A Sy sn tea sremte . , en My 5 ae; — xp ‘ FE Bekern 17 Ful » Baw oor" en hall > Water hea FOR EXCHANGE SW) feet east of Morgenford Teed? just east io 72 Fasten Cabany #1e :—— * ae ee price. = Pe) Rok: card of adm amon an. ly pe cored and oo . | house 4216 Walsh of - bergain orice Bhan —_ a ; ' | aparimen — tar RA wn RnR. BE Cs 317 Fulier by and ready te re wiedre on 'hevt eecurt:. and wtthoam Mas Loe Angeles 814 = yy, My south of Walah 4 Alen | ® Bin @partriant Nae ae O07 F E . —— from if o 7 ® ; ran Mr: lherage ¢ : "as ative aches oi aay Whe # “= & South o aie . anG . stores : 4 ’ yr pl ; " , ove . ae twist -—- or Miseourt tn rert Thirty. rene ard Dewer. eseurh Deine | : e i . on ft r m2 » , ¥ADS AV. ; Bide. ~ — — fet) te alias -« owe tua ~ 5, a mee homeettea fee mh. S.. ae. on, . — q: Year neo ifaeee- price Soon + tts pn wists eaheenen furnace, har , 7 on rentierwress ; ? (oa) ? , my. ¢ . ‘ 4 motern an f} tie wn aim 69T8. 4.38 . Nao. 0M itn. . rs {ct = *. 425 Int “ermationa! Life ws oa. terms « and rad te stun ae Dulit. — ° 7 vr ‘ BY Y) 8407 -" - - rity che@e ner fate a+ , , Currier & A\®.SHELF. 3 N. th of Main 123% cs) | , hin private terme in Me. Btapdtera + reaie | tgule Bo e568, j Tiallwa, Zax ~"enge tolts See | “ . i RE aegis a,

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| - - LE LE EN A LI A i, et ARE ee el gs cama SO DI EOE LEE LEO ER A a aN Or See =~ 262 @ om 5 lly ly A - ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' THURSDAY EVENING. MAY 13. 1990 The sons shares are and the St. louis Unton until Tec. 21. 1929 Trust Co. and Clarence. f MADE RICH BY to be in trust of Otto J. Withelmi ? SUGAR, COMING TOU. S. F Planters Expected to Pour Into New York by Thousands to Spend Summer. Special te the Post-D epatch NEW YORK. May 13.—Wealthy Cubans are preparing to come to New York by the thousands. accord- ing to Eugene PD. Miller, secretars ad : fa Come to the Opening of the Tower Grove Bank Saturday, May 15th | Grand and Hartford Streets From 9:00 A.M. to 8:00 P. M. SSBB RBEERBSRSRERBSERS SEER SERSERE ERE eE EH SB wv where. ADVERTISEMLNT GING WEIG . After you eat—always use cure HAIR EATONIC Removed permanently and painlessly from FOR YOUR STOMACH'S SAKE) ’ '’ ’ ‘ ' a 7’ I EE LS } IN > i Ses 2. SEAS ; face, arms and limbs, Ne depilateries or ets—eat like candy Mr. Civde Shearer. 722 East Seventn electric “¥ —one or two tabl and >d ' e r acedies used. ‘Ne woman can be relieves Heartburn, Bloa well ed with sightly h. tant! - Take a trial erent ment. ee oe Feeling. Stops indigestion, BROWS ARCHED food souring, repeating, headache the many miseries caused by Beware ef imitetions—we have onilr one shop in each city listed telow, Acid-Stomach FATONIC is the best remedy, it takes the harmful acids and gases right out ____ ADVERTISEMENT Superfluous street, Jamestown, N. Y.. writes: I am usin Cadomene Tablets and thev are making me feel fine since taking tnem. I have gained ten pounds in flesh and fee! better every Ga Thousands of nervous, thin. weak. ° - . aching, impoverished men and women Lucille-Francis Method Gre daily getting vast benefits from S22 Frisee Bids. faking ‘‘adomene Tablets. Thev are orn es: Detroit. Pittsburg Chicago not a “‘cure ail,’’ but just a wonder: sndianapolie, los Angeles. Kansas i . . (ity. Oakland. Ca fuliv effective Teenie to the organs of —_—-_-- -_—_—_———..__._. ee the bodr. Seld v druggi , No Mail or Phone Orders Accepted on Friday Specials. Griesedieck Estate to Family. The will of Pau! Griesedieck, pres- | ident of a malting company, who died May & at his home, 3127 Long- fellow boulevard, was filed vester- day. He left a dower or one-third | interest to his wife, Mrs. Bertha | Griesedieck, and the remainder of i estate to their two sons, Henry You Buy No ““Water’’ When You Buy Union Electric 8 Worth of income-produrc- propertr, maintained alwavs good condition. The com- pany'’s property. capitalized at approximately $36,500,000, conld not be reproduced today for 650,000,000. The company's dividend earn- ings are at the rate of neatir SIX TIMES the $210,000 a rear needed to pay 7 per cent. divi- dends on its $3,000,000 of pre- aoe stock outstanding and on i: Jif i - ~ cake Palmolive Soap This wellknown “brand = speciall: Friday only. Limit 1 dozen to a ; oo mail or phone ortiers. Dozen 85c— 7 Cc Main lbileoer Gauntlet Gloves Women's Chamoisette Giores, with self-embroidered backs: elas- tic wrist or slip-on $] 00 style. Friday, pair... .. . Main Fleer 75c Drape Veils Fancy Drape Veils, in braided and chenille dotted effects. All colors; 1’, vards long. ~ eeeaay, Special ..... -_ nev ey r) 7? : Pa) °* slg & ' ‘ ~ e ; - : ; : ~ + . : iii sO AS ie] roe. 2 ° gc! } ; : . , eu . ; ‘~ : bla. ix and e 7 ~ await you In the Basement Economy Store tomorrow, but the followmg briefly mentioned items will give you some idea of what to expect: $15 to $20 Silk Dresses, for women and misses se... 810.00 $19.50 and $22.50 Sports Coats, of velour and silvertone _. $1.29 and $1.50 White Waists. slightly soiled 3Se and 50c Muslin Corset Covers. slightly soiled. o0c and 69c Enitted and C Crepe Bloomers... Children’s amd Infants’ 69c and 98 Hats and Caps Children’s $7.50 to $10 Silk Poplin and Serge Coats Children’s and Infants’ $3.95 and $4.95 Coats $1.45 and $1.69 Cotton Taffeta Petticoats Women's Trimmed Hats for Spring wear Scrim Curtains, with lace edges, pair $3.50 Scotch and Filet Lace Curtains, pair 60c amd 75c Cretomne, 36 inches wide, yard ' $18 Layer-Felt Mattresses: full size _. colle. S6 imches wide, yard Men's $1.65 Work Shirts of blue chambray Wemen's Mercerized Hore. seconds of 69c grade. pair Women's extre-size Union Suits of ribbed cotton Women’s Handkerchiefs of cambric Lace Front Lew Bust Corsets. $2.50 kinds for Basement Economy Store JS-BARR CO. Largest Distributors of Merchandise at Retatl tn Missourt or the West. 4 Lond —- ue : First Communion Se Consists of a 288-page Prarer ve Rosary, gold plated Sacred Heart Pin 4 | | Mount Carmel Scapular, packed in a a box—per set . ap ARR 2. Look for the Unadvertised May Sale Specials Novelty Hosiery Women’s Hose in black with white clocks or embroidered an- kles; also black and grar, in self- embroidered effeets: full fash- ioned; seconds of $3.95 $? 48 grade; pair.... - *-_ ee, © «© Main Fleer $3.50 Cloth Hats Men's Cloth and Felt Hats. in sizes 6%, 6%. 7 and Th Fe't Hats in pearl gray, tan and ghttenes > | mS ’ a Main Fleer $1.50 Pillowcases En relope style Dav Cases, with ; i¢ scalloped edige and embroid initial. Splendid val $1.10 Fifth Fleer $5.75 Longcloth Superior quality, chamois fin- ish, 36 inches wide. Come in 10 rard bolts, amd specially priced Friday, per - Delt .... odes oo Fifth Fleer $1 to $2.50 Bag Frames Metal Frames, in round, square or eollapsible stvies. Also ce! luloid, in a large varietv of shapes and ‘olors: 9 eac} : Cc Art Needlewerk—Fifth Fieer Men’s $2 & $2.50 Shirts Large sizes onir, in men’s high- grade madras and pereale Shirts? sizes 1ftg and 17 only: abont ot «0g Main Fieer The ** Barr Special’ ’—contains Oo pounds haver eotton felt- four rows of side stitching and has rolls | edge. Cavered with good grade of fanevy tick- $14 45 In Friday | . o Feurth Fieer $35 Library Tables n the popular long narrow de ’ ee Wueen Anne and William Marvy period, finished in ma eee Feurth Fieer . Cut Glass Nappies Six-inch handled Nappies, in attractive miter and floral eut ting on clear ervstal lead glass. _-= seas; 420] $1.19 Fifth Fleer Women’s Waists : Eerie QUALITY terenr Net Waists. represent a Trimmed with ; Have inserted centers and ges designs. Stinch size. @f ms Friday Special, each... $15 Cowhide Bags Special offering of threes high-eut cowhide Bags, or 18 imch sizes. Sx Women’s White Polar | Touraine Ties, Oxfords Tongue Pumps, with cor | or Baby Louis heels; all sizes and widths... the §, @ Le Stelle front-lace . of light-weight coutil. | tting and comfortable. . Fridar Special - Hair Tonic The celebrated Pinacd’y Ea de Quinine Hair Tonic. Comey large size bottles; Friday @ only, per bottle Men’s Union Suits Athletic stvle, of white aa sook. Sleeveless. with ose crotch apd elastic back. Knee length: sizes 34 to 46 Self admstable, fringe stvies. All shades ing white and~ gray. per dozen, D95e; each £15 Value oe Friday Special, $ @ The ewmarte- ' you ever a They are an Me opessuan Aved and tt y look like Fitch and Marten fur Haviland Table Sets 7 a 5 of —_ ~» é @ Each set consists of seven pieces, there are celery aimond sets, cake sets and berry sets. Decorated ta mail, phone er C. O. D, orders accepted. } with spray and white and coin gold designs on borders” are —_—_— ’ Women’s Vests Slee eles \ este af fine and Swiss “Sibbed «etten with plain er fanevy vokes; built-up shoulders or boule tops; regular or ex 3] tra sizes; each. ..... Cc Main Pileer Gingham Petticoats “piendid eualitw »: eoata for an] tts Lenox Laundry Sc 10 jor’ ¢€ Prneter & Cambie « Lenos brand heoadre rt? a Pree i freed oa le acre Gat ae oe maid veede rs accepted . _~ OD my NR Ee ee ee i eens Pee | |

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ket ——_—— oe ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY is, iszv. i ee gue x = oe : —— = : STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH | THE DANIELS-SIMS' CONTROVERSY. [ ™2" we are not taking sides. We only wish ther) a. ee = mm 8 = . ; | would get together and settle forever the question | C 2.8 ie oe . . Py pereren g Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER _ Secretary Daniels is justified in submitting all the | Shee | URS ae rm ae, bd | 4 Dec. 12, 1878. | evidente available to refute Admiral Sims’ criticisms Whether capital should be spelled with “o” or capitol Published by the Pulitzer Publishing Co. | of the direction and conduct of the navy during the ®ould be spelled with an “a” Twelfth and Olive Streets. war, but is he justified in revealing confidential com- aoe — POST-DISPATCH CIRCULA TION | munications of the President, interesting as they are, SOME STAGGERING SCHOOL PROBLEMS. ) | ‘ / ” Average for April 1920: 'touching the efficiency and conduct of our war as-| That we are passing through the most trying and | : - : Sb Fe Metis 3 ag 502,086 | soctates and their relation’ with us? critical period in the whole history of American edu- | ay . | j : DAILY AND SUNDAY 972223| The severest criticism has been directed against cation was one of the statements made in the public a | Admiral Sims because he revealed confidential re-| announcement by Supt. Withers that he will not ac- “Sans WY sank a SECOND THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- marks of his superior concerning our attitude towards cept the faculty place tendered him by the University | ‘ Says : 4 A oe ees PrORM. Great Britain. Now, in order to put Admiral Sims in; of New York City. a . “Sats ne I know that my retirement will | the worst possible light, Mr. Daniels reveals confiden- Some of the conditions that make it such a period ace ee : Golden / or make no difference in its cardinal tia) addresses and messages of the President reflect- are chiefly of technical and professional interest, per- , - ished to oem principles, that it will always fignt (5. unon the efficiency of the British navy and its haps. One of the major problems for whose solution | ? | : pein 3 ro dh tenn a or Bc aygnea conduct of the naval war. Sims is only inferentially the public has responsibility relates to buildings. The on ~ ’ . - . » ° ia , a read , fight demagogucs of all parties, nev- and indirectly the victim of some of these utterances. housing question is just as pressing tn the case of , | : 4 ae him and er belong to any party, always op- The criticism {fs directed to the British navy. the schools as it is in the case of great numbers of | pose privileged classes and public § yany things were said and done in the strain and families. Mr. Withers dissipates some of our illu- Bat he read. a oes covets stress and heat of stupendous war effort which were sions as to the school system. If a painful, it is also’ | > | ed to the public welfare, never be natural and in many instances appropriate under the a beneficial disillusionment ) Peckham CPG: eatisfied with merely printing news, circumstances, but which if repeated afterwards in cold Doubtless the average St. Louisan thought that, 7 . ‘ “Orders signed Hin: always be drastically independent; = pjood, apart from then existing conditions, would the city had done its full duty handsomely when a) | P ite ORF ; e & S Piaymore Koko ws ne Abe al pe eelllant cause resentment and bad blood. As Admiral Sims’, few months ago it approved a $3,000,000 bond issue} > — , 5 | «s 4a. Best of k y. | revelations caused bitter comment on the part of the! for school construction and later, with a beggarly) at ee } : : ste ; . “Ask the chief engi: JOSEPH PULITZER. English, so these further revelations of Secretary Dan-| turnout at the polls, sanctioned an increased tax on) | ’ . ~ | , ae om ordered and rest April 10, 1907. fels will intensify bad feeling. If all the private and the understanding that the proceeds were to be de- | By hae , > 5 wa - ——— —“'! confidential utterances and instructions growing out! voted to teachers’ salaries. But both votes hardly of war pressure and friction should be made public, did more than to recognize that urgent needs exist ae Pa | i LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. there iol be bedlam among the nations. Surely|in each direction and to make a mere beginning in fr a y , af; z ~~ Bx 5. Oo ae Tha’ oft rat: the Victim of H. C. L. this time, when the wounds of the war are still meeting them. . bars . ra 2 Waa ie A } ! fe ’ : ¥ | _ Brealey cy Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. sore and the peace problems are unsettled, is the Such St. Louisans will be astonished to learn that | e+: ' : OS ti. ¥ ' + ’ , $y | . +4 | | ef ra 4 —_ “Bast ton How much longer is the exploitation | ¥Orst time for unnecessary revelations of criticisms’ no less than 5000 pupils now find their only accom- ES Se "ee B io. ae ; $2.4 4 9 tee ' dieiiiiades of the masses by tradespeople going | and reflections which stir resentments and animosi-, modation in portable school buildings of obvious in- may 5° a > all { 5 pitt I: ie Pipes 1%, et se > ae “The sae of Avaioc: ae Be stop it? I am a married man Admiral Sims was the first offender, but one wrong the opening of the new school year next fall. It fs £2 , ¥ } X im ee 4 ig “es nti mi per month. Am at my wit’s end, but, conduct of the navy and of his own administration | city schools. a> 7 ; ee y + = ~ (ae a — 7 kh ighed wi thanks to having a good. saving wife. I, he enters into personal politics and sacrifices public! If the estimate seems staggering, ft will not be . eee im « ee - | a op ae eae AB am abie to keep out of debt. I have not) interest to vindictive purposes. He shows a lack of/ rendered any less so by a studied ignoring of the: ras Bs MM s. ae | ie 4 @ = a cnt gaits oe had butter or potatoes on my table for, at SANS | yA / , ; #0 long a time that I have forgotten what | that sound judgment and restraint which should gov- facts on which it is based. The schools cannot remain Wis ee cS > Yh led, | Re purple duck of a éither tastes like, and sugar. too. It is| ern an executive of a great governmental depart-' shelterless and even improvised shelter is highly vy Soe ee ; a i t} ferced by the aD outrage that our business men pay ment. He weakens his own case. costly in the final balancing of accounts. | oO Saag J if ‘ - . + 3 MOP op ee : - * | } that I ; . ; , 4 » te Wicer, licking his lip feel ashamed to meet MY nie know well that while we shared the mistakes we If conditions continue substantially as at present I 0 a aaa i,” a5 S F | | . killing that w ds or acquaintances. I cannot af- ‘ : ford to pay $75 for a good suit, = a to had a full share of the final achievement. They are and those who prepare themselves for the teacher’s } a. afr me 2 : " ie, i Rufus!” | ; bey. pay $30 or more for a cotton rag is like | in mood to say of those who are feeding persona! van-| career show continually a relative decrease and those . sat * . - v “ The big liner swept throwing one’s money in the fire ities and personal animosities, regardless of conse-| already in the ranks are continually depleted for en- a“ , a — | F. O. R. quences, “A plague o° both your houses.” | agement in other service, even larger expenditures engineer read t! ee a - om ct eneiies ieaee Advantacce. | oe under this item must be faced a EP A ae ee OS Gs . ) Bt : Ney "nee Rr Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. | SUMMER AMUSEMENT PAEES. | One point on which some misapprehension existed h#\@ 6ro EU pet? a , jane 3 ft cara a jpvEx £0) DEVI! Relative to the advertisements and ed-| 5St- Louis is sadder and soberer than in brgone| is cleared up by the announcement. A decision to re-| £7.20 Brg Hee te ma: eH AS ais 8 aK Hortalg-that have been published in your “ays when she had more summer amusement parks Main here during the further months of his contract »° }1% Bs anid ak ah ae. — 4 = “ie W/E paper recently pertaining to the Nation- than could be supported. You could then take a street, term was not conditioned on an increase in salary for Pe 7. he rhe al Guard, I would like to say that I be- Car on any line after the day’s work and drop into @ Mr. Withers himself. He wanted to be reasonably geaith, Be Feo Uta reda ee ge)” ; ” ore of the Tree 8 lieve that a great deal of good could be SUMmer garden for an evening of relaxation—not sure of that sort of co-operation on the part of all £ aor oe ii ee i. t 3 _ — done in the interest of our regiment now perhaps of a high class, but “honest-to-goodness” concerned which would not add to the other handi- ie wats a Ye ge is, 2 Fen e 5 B smOReTO os w under process of reorganization by some recreation. And there were far worse ways of spend-/| ©aps of a most difficult situation i. eS rae os A Senile - —_ 'o oat publicity in this column where it would ing an evening. | It is not a time for bickerings over minor policies wealth and wisdom men besides those that might be Open-air movies are well enough, but can anything nd trivial administrative questions. The problems BACK TO THE MINES. : i. To gain some knowlea employment through the daily) ed wants. take the place of the up-to-date amiisement park, #Te¢ such as demand the very best minds the city can Fa BT tickled Old Moth — .. see the surprise in y if the young men of St. Lour with its variety and liveliness, its opportunities for Command for grappling with them. To have at the Mtew what advantages they are offered wholesome fun and rest from care? Why, then, head of the school system a man of learning, deep JUST A M INU TE Written for the POST-DISPATCH | Th 4 M I R R O R 4 ie cunteror hs ort Be. ‘Wie service they would respond to the , > p s al @ f; farity wi : ie Metiviauete who have some of our amusement parks failed to pay’ prote sional experience and intimate familiarity with he Clark MeAdeme he told them that thei lated Gray Squirrel > 7 ”®, _ have worked so hard and faithfully to The answer probably is that they were not up to date *'- Louis local conditions will be an enormous ad- = P 3 B & I > O ri N | O ‘ bring ‘this outfit to its old status in many ways. In spite of money spent on them, ‘@Dtage; is in itself a long step toward meeting the aK & e no black coats. Chief among these things are il- they have lacked in point of size, beauty of construc- difficulties of this extraordinary period 2 TWO-THIRDS. This column ts designed to reproduce wit t “Boome membérs of | h tary training under officers who are tion, roominess of buildings, sanitation—the comfort, A stranger, one who, not yet having the public's i 7 4 | The obstructionist laughs when he thinks of | bias the latest comment by the leading publiciatyy aga tay egies We ctors (not disciplinarians): two-thirds. Two-thirds have beaten more | "ewspapers and periodicals on the questions @f ggg ree and Gray. and som n ‘stations being of the crudest—an neral confidence, would first have to win it before askin “e , rifle on the St. Charles Range 8 d generally of good apes progress than anything else man has invented. (| the day. ey 3 ee eae les Sunday for those who wish management. Too much dependence has been placed , the assumption of new burdens, would be handi- t ty s. : Two-thirds knocked 13 items out of the bond rae expenses paid, including upon the beer garden element, now no longer a’ capped. From many viewpoints Mr. Withers’ dect- | iS issue the other day. Two-thirds have kept — PUBLIC ISSUES = } ogg — these ' | ? ae u n © Nort on the range; a swimming . , Rare es “si | at all times to the enlisteq 80Urce of income. sion to remain is a decision on which we may con- the United States Senate from ratifying the giwarq rT Devine in the Survey. ais lave white noses and : true Fox Squirrels in; &- clubroom, completely fur-| There must be an opening here for an amusement &T@tulate ourselves. . wr = ga | — ang an Pestertaperyrsimgs es of E need no new anti-strike laws or anth = tye her with pool tables, for park, perhaps two or three, of the right kind, such -gaguslg seh, Sea = i — wae feasion cf cur Untalih: i emeetann Sn pers sedition laws or anti-slee BGK e Se “Rusty the Fox Squi hose (ella Late as the celebrated Crystal Palace, which provides Prohibition enforcement agents searching the resi- le i R | old good thing we ever heard about two-thirds hap- rather to repeal the exceptional laws enacted °° bigger than Happy Je ie required only one night a) TecTeation for the millions of London. Such a com-. dence of a suspect confiscated $120 found within the : cs fi, YN. pened at the Baltimore convention, where they | meet war conditions and to restore the habit of wirrel and has just » Iie is the strong: y - @ramth cae b on of le’s leaves of the family Bible and also took possessio | Se es ee ee . ' ‘Gad gag 2 the men are paid for this at, dinati peop palace, park and pike means an possession | weeklies said the other day that if you want vigorous individual iiteve: |. ee of the Tree Squi “a ) coy pre-war investment of a great deal of money. It would at-| °f am automobile. It might be remarked, without, é MR. ANTWINE’S OPINION. to know why Champ Clark was not nominated | @4ustry, in agriculture, in transportation, S®@Q@iimearly so quick and gra may E ‘eye by the different tract visitors to St. Louis and be of great benefit to | being fulsome, that professional burglars could hard-| — ie eahe ak eee oe ae ~ yom | you have only to read his new book. The first called for; but they do not begin or end with sup- py Jack. His habits ep on the average of once each month. | °F OWN People. | ly have done a more complete job. know anvone who needs travel as much | ™#" to mention two-thirds was a gloom. He | pression or coercion. The province of the natie® : oo these of Hap is uma - . | had a eparse figure, wore a long biack coat, he likes much the Jor entirely lacking in re- oo ee —-©o—_ - —- as he does,” Mr. Antwine said. and haé what Edgar Lee Masters calle a tee may be on the whole enlarged, but it will not Be) Founding». Sometimes —— . eer tga it ~ CAPITAL OE CAPITOL. THE FINISH OF THE ‘‘BIG FOUR.’’ P i is a late for the purposes of his use- with a hard crack im (t Everbody felt the in the direction of Interference with the ind 1a. Rwo nest« in the same | 7 —sthctgg oe mag oe ety ~ of We have a good friend over at Hillsboro, Ill, who The efficacy of the loaves and fishes as a process ogee a wns od mc og os be chill of approaching ¢.saster when he arose. or with voluntary co-operative undertakingm) hollow, for bad weathe to develop our volunteer! kes us so well that he hates to see us go wrong, Of appeasement has been convincingly demonstrated country is a pert but he ought to find it out “e-sane Railways and mines will perhaps be national leggy eget Tg: ad the record that the 17 di- and every time we use a wrong word in the right by the Illinois Republicans. A convention in which anywa) The Genera! is not a statesman He BE fe: merrell) Pedram The but if so, it will not be a one-sided national is cousin, Happy Jacl . Vor i wil aees ee ae thal place or a right word in the wrong place, he admon-/| almost every variety of factional ugliness was present °“% # PO!tical silkworm. He simply spun hi ning too smoothly. I want to he ory alee Which incurey Cividenés te Sa ‘* Feat help to me.” by . nne Se o r r | } ‘ 7 . . . - ° ’ - - . ’ n °° , * to be offered to prove that| #2e® Us for our good. That kind of a friend is not| was brought to a benign close by an adroit distribu- aha ga Bs og oe on me: wrench into the machinery, and I move you Sen 2 accion pedir ae a ore iinerialie tested oh c “ > r ' aan -thirds.”’ Du. , always be equal to the ocea-| to be despised. We do not despise our Hillsboro tion of honors. The Big Four, which other conven- ts too big a country. has too much business with va ag oe oe . has intimated that this is “no time for new d. Seeing this, © So said the Romans and the Jews when re expiained: and HKusty bury : friend. We are grateful for his admonitions and we tions had converted into an Eight for purposes of the rest of the world, and is too much needed ’ . made one of its dreadful mistakes. It adopted | : endeavor to take them to heart and to mend our/ party compliment, was magnified into a Ten by the, '™ the scheme of existence to be isolated in any +. motion At a moment of overconfidence it | U@Rity was born. So said the Inquistiors Sa nuts than they : ways. Illinois Republicans. The | euch fashionvas Gen. Carranza tried to isolate , 4 t Galileo before them. So thought George III . , result is beatific. The | her. receded from the majority, which rules Heaven If > ot work en the éreft of ean . Those they do | Sometimes, though, his seal overreaches itself. It, mantle of orthodoxy has fallen on all, regardless of “Consequently, I want to see him fight hfs pt Pimayplite ain Rust sor ad = wey tal Declaration. So felt the slave holders ; seat and grow and in Cheatauquans. es that way when he takes us to task for saying | previous idiosyncrasy or heresy. Big Bill Thompson Way out to the coast and catch a ship. He ts voune, the Sat, Ge eae te ee : Seustiare eumpervateus wien: tis Aa | In this way th ef the Post-Disdetch. | capital when he thinks we should be saying capitol. | is of that chosen Ten, along with his relentless critic, 2°t ® Yours man, but he probably has time to lL terday, that rotten hulk. _ ‘Muleniste were struggling for the right to a mistake or | #4 write for the very sake of the ideas Our Hillsboro friend. who signs himself M. Major, is| Senator McCormick. Such classificatio Be 4 ge6 something of the world before he dies and rt leave ft ¢ ss h in the columns of the Post- ations as “Thomp wale 0 ee wanted to express New ideas always seem ea > o ) Ss —/ ae) het " .. - a Se . \ ’ : ~@ Many trees withou! ) “Way out in the mot West, vou, Chatt _—, relative called | | rrel. He tsa a true 4 his ways are muc nn apologize to the Mexican people for not know- particularly sensitive about that. It hurts him to! sonite” and “Lowdenite” wee ’ not? ite” _bave vanished. They are} ing of its existence while he was President ' indoor dull and prejudiced minds like signs of 7 e thinks it l + At any rate, no sooner was the motion see capital where h should be capitol.| all Republicans fn Illinois now, in good standing. I hope he comes through here. If he does, 4, ,204 than the gloom who made it bounded | aster, and the traditional childish defense is te Twice recently we have had occasion to say some- The Ilifmois plan, if it may so be called, is likel I shall take great delight in showing him this at the een Can tends eve ae : i thing about the capital of this country or that, and/ to have wide adoption. Its possibilities are below may vs a pe its ee ee to Mexico in a eactind anieathiaiee nai asia aaa ar hag -. soon, 8 shepherds in the open fell | ne call him th each time Mr. Major has taken the trouble to write; Manifestly, there is nothing sacrosanct or final calked “ aia ead abded tae emai ae , ing peals of Gemoniacal laughter: the birth of a new idea would always most . ie y ws on ny us and chide us for our philological lapse. about the figure, 10. It might, “under exigency, be| theory Curing the treaty debate, but it is doubt- | _»°W. S#mn you—TI've got youl }eeeee le Seeeee gat oe neon ices. hie weaned ' Now, we do not mind being chided when we have) raised to 100, or to 100,000. It could be made to in-| *2! *f_many of us conceived it as clearly as Re us. Se ee ree a , he way, Chatterer, Ha: done something wrong. But we plead not guilty in| clude every member of a party. The rank and file. = a ageannrnage Figy reg “ ion ~ ga ~ypreiesy I will tell you. A majority of us see things . political party and no political power can - caged chat — the capital case. Either we are guiltless or the man) that lowly status which has been the fate of the Penntes the Senate. He a mlinde aes Pont clearly enough. We believe tn progress. We | bounds and seasons for the coming of new 166 er. Perhape he who wrote the dictionary is particeps criminis. For! majority, can be abolished. By nowh i t yt have faith in humankind. We want things to Now, if ever since the first Adam, or at any t= j y & mere resolution ae Pe mere wage See eyes we have geton. Beyond that is the realm of the gleoms. | since the new Adam, the world travails in From the expression dictionary says that ital with “a” orn , | - . the cap uh an “s & convention may lift the humblest of the faithful) *™ oe fey ee ae a ee | the reactionaries, the reservationists and the | birth throes of new ideas. Let us have faith 77 " face tt was ph to a distinction once Japan. we "’* k ong sparingly bestowed. “Ge te it, General, and make the coast. God | man who stood still That is a vast world out * m now it ert se ‘* The “Big Four” of the future, if the Illinois pl , there, and winni : em, said (hatterer. R an! know .” ng men out of its twilight Into THE RADI AD STRIKE ae . P nows you need ! ae ee | our sunlight ts like winning souls. It ts work. -_ Zz : the water. I can be carried to its inviting conclusi on, will be as sn 3 n tee t om the Od | hee Of tt te necest sumereus as the leaves of Vallambrosa, or “Just a The Italian who is going to run an automobile | “an: tine anéeeiaiin aan vat. aot shane 'QUPERFICIALLY at least the “outlaw” st : Was quite as m Minute’s’ sign hunters. 259 miles on a galion of hrdrogen gas wil! have audience that Mr. Wileon broke down ' of the trainmen suggests the American han™ | Rabbit wi nad © to hurry. There ts a great difference between a ma- Union strike of 1894. ‘Then, as now, a new Oe he had a covsin of ° ° ° jority and two-thirds. | eration of rafiroad men is seeking to displace § P @ g00d swim me: SUGAR CREEK VALLEY. It is the difference in men. older brotherhoods. Once more the strike G0 something very lik ~ ) Thank God for the majority to be a spontaneous affair. Again it arises ome Chatterer . are Will mothers @o as much with the ballot for the ’ Pag & : a pe ager og non Clee a background of unsatisfactory wage it - theas LS yg i o? humanity as they bave with the slipper? a t = mie ow a: Vv Want ad in the London Times conditions which from the point of view of @ beelantemee de . icine ugar Creek Valley. et | men have not yielded the sure promise of rr k “Are ihicis cues ttle ‘ | relief. x . os Project myself without reservation | | | Met” asked Jumper cer in tropics tired at receiv! n eS —___—__— y 7 P ed atr ng no le | _"Fes,” replied Mot Into the purity and beauty a % Of this May day morning. | ea ter: “we and having a for = NEED OF A FEDERAL BUDGET. 2 T are two. the bi - n, wil present two tickets. = | prom World's Work for May _ family. if Happy nce Katrinka passed through [ft etand A. June iist, 2ind and 23rd.toany =: HE mere fact that the United States will &© fe their tag? os ne The valley possesses transcendent charme— lady who will write nicely for them— - | an annual budget of about $5,000,000,000 & i ae ee ase ae that felt her footfall K. Box 5444, The Times > |} an indefinite period will stimulate popular mn tm ene ef the ax ow is more than common clay— we rs or Ce esses "* | est in the doings of Washington. The re ¢.... in all this crea It has been said that the British can stand people now almost for the first time in their 2 2 8 sr homesickness better than any other nation on j tory realize that they are taxed for Federal a Sau! earth Maybe “ is because they have more | posea Even those roters whose incomes are Mer the Kaibab Squ —— - — es than anyone else. tively small now pay money directly inte the 2 TORGut the same « He A hey ae ae tional Treasury; the result is likely to be & Was Dut have broade ties Bryce ommission. South Jef- gome one, for it will cause them to wath - wm, and their «ars ha fersen avenue: legislators as they have never watched SO eens sees ers ensoe ss © —- fore. This new scale of Federal expenéiturs | Z s Good I/uck Shee Shop gests a variety of topics that may f Fy | fe shes auatineam eames tnatetes: dearaiiais ielian anime come tesues for politica! realignment The @ ry beck, gray . Ie charged with the sweetness of h ee at eee nop Brea ate ne ae Sa yeserel Med Sacirrel, has bs e een © er presence Ge © oe 6 @6 6 oes eeoeo+seee «6 [eae W@eheoaceaneaaae ment must be ‘ . “Ov “e, And the benignant sky ‘ t L’uctile Beauty Parior : ae Oe ee ; es Reflects the glory of her emfle | YSote €e ee eC Ene ee Spirit of beauty, PEEL | They live out te ee if ‘ “a e lid eS Si 4 4 = J re 4g re © = oe “

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——— WOMEN’S PAGE oo ee. “ey ? POST-DISPATCH Dailv Magazine THYREDAT MAY 13. 1990 WOMEN’S PAGE _ + 4 SECOND INSTALLMENT. Rose of Avalon duly sailed out the Gate for the Mexican port and van- to the south’ard. She hadn't reached Point before San Francisco called her the blue with strange orders. m read the message his wireless opera- sd him and rubbed his eves. This was | ' be read: “Peckham,” “SF M&P Tuttle 4pm. CPG: signed Hinstead this pm for CPG meet ore Koko Head. Immediate. Cancel Best of luck.”’ the chief engineer to step up here,” Peck- m ordered and resumed his study of this puz-. pengineer read the slip of paper and nodded. | oil for the furnaces will be needed, I'm in’. he remarked. Playmore is a colonial ed. “Fast, too, Better haul up and cross course, | reckon. Might miss her. Hin- doesn't give us much time.” Rose of Avalon alvered her course in five and steamed into the roaring trades. a days later her wireless operator reported ‘tn picking up the Playmore m sighed with relief and made for the i given, At midnight he rang the Rose of ‘s engines to a standstill and peered into e purple duck of a glorious night, which wae ly pierced by the lights of a big steamship northward. ts the Playmore,” he announced to , “Now for the old man's instructions.” ike as not some salvage case,” returned , licking his lips expectantiy. “Rufus a killing that way more'n once. Great y, Rufus!” The big liner swept out of the night and swung ee ee eee rail. His night. “Present no need . thanks.” cracked ‘|» Squirrel. They pink, blue,’ lavendar and green same size of Happy should be hung in the shade when broader, handsomer put out to dry, as the sun fades ears have long tufts | them quickly. , Summer Salad. has brown ears with — C 7 HOP four, cucumbers, two bunches of Padishes, two heads his tall is mostly | very lovely, But fine. Drain for of lettuce“ four onions very 5 minutes and then : they mix with it one-half og cea rales . sugar, one-half cup vinegar, teaspoon salt, one teaspoon mustard, drip. A little salt in the water the colors. Such shades as on in |. ; * a" “5 be p Re TE eee ‘ fe My OF ot vote. ° ; Be ai ad 7a ‘ diss watya rh 44, 4, +) ‘= ROE es Bs - ——— a Te ae ee — > = |} counlry—as The following recipe wil! serve six) ‘to this, as you do. ‘ghow more power and decision. that they need to be washed. | Simply place them in a tub of water | ms would be jealous, Do against him. Where are men, I! al- ‘not wring them out, but hang on) a line by the selvage and allow them | , Mother Nature two tablespoon. entlaid drewsing. Berve ters. Thank 7 % Wi. Rargesa., on lettuce Lens OM, > > S o> | ae a PE iOVeCT'S Reckonin cic. Peck- The al- chance “Cornelia ieft Miserably. l can't find her.” bly and to The officer | *7°"F otter Rufus Hin- the carried far into Harry shook himself together. “No matter about that, sir. swiftly, a boat dropping down her tal! flank whi'e ‘you'd kept your place and not got it into your Five head you wanted to marry my girl, everything would have been a!! right.” “You mean, vou sent her to Auckland so she wouldn't, couldn't see me? ! to see her?” “That's about the case,” couldn't have any Hinatead admitted anyway! He spoke capa- “Hang you. the point The fact is, she got that vrou'd made me a skipper in the line and she quietly goes and books passage for the coast on the Northumbrian. reported missing, with all hands. /know what that means—in those seas. That packet is You and |! The di- rectory describes a thousand islands the survivors obliged satay here good- _might make a landing on.” “A thousand places where nobody would ever -_—_—_ oe hear of ‘em, Peckham’ I’—Rufus tried (kind of common interest.” With an alert graph and thrust the ahead. Then he gave a watch officer and returned side. to “Oil?” quavered Rufus presently. “Twenty days with care,” wondered— well, its right here, “I'll fire this packet. in the single remark: fuel aboard a half interest much bim But | thought | chance-—it ought to mean a lot to you to smile and failed and decisive movement Peckham laid his hand on the engine-room tele- lever over to full low-voiced order to the his The Rose of Avalon swung her new course and began to pick up speed to the powerful and steady inrpulse of her engines. Peckham replied. anyway.” Hinstead thought this over and finally made a whoever ordered that Then business." there's a You and “bave a Six dave later tHlarry the smooth. the of the sky weather ously at athwart fundits “Dirts Capt. speed emplover s nose on her on the sea course slightly rhen with vou | I*}) left her lL want chart. sir.” give vou Harry answered it with hand “Bound for Honolulu | letter. It struck me met his companion's you wrote— the Rose. that to lay you was too and al! you, that. If When He Saw Her He Threw a Perfectly Good Package of Cigarettes Into the Waste Basket No other act could have expressed so vividly his sudden desire to mend his ways. He also decided to work hard, lead a regular life, abstain from all bad habits and marry his employer’s daughter. Do not miss the first installment of Le Vv ¥ By BRUNO LESSING Beginning in Next Sunday’s Post-Dispatch cific lay pinned open usual course of “I've given way. date of that gale and |! atruck her.” Hinstead groaned. “He wonld.” for that. the Northumbrian De ed _— -——~——— rr A tt it REET Te > om ee e+ LOV By ISAAC DON LEVINE. Article XV—Cvarina Fight« Synod. The struggle for the mastery of the holy synod absorbed much of the (‘zarina’s time. She fought without let up Samarin, the overprocurato: who sought to destroy the influence of Rasputin and his «lique in the church. Again and again the (zar- ina insisted that Samarin must leave and suggested lists of candidates for his post In warring on Samarin the (zarina did not forget the Duma and Sazonov and the other enemies of the monk “These are last fights for your internal victory.’ she tells her husband, “show them vou: master).”’ The Czarina discloses in one of he letters today the secret of the force that molded her views. It was an image with a bell given her by Ras- putin. This image and the monk. Holy the she confesses, helped her understand people quickly. “The bell would ring if they came with bad intentic..s and would keep them from app) vaching me,’ she says referring to the friends of Grand Duke Nicholai (Nicholaie- vitch. A little later she appeals to the Czar to heed her advice and de- | clares that her guide is “not my wis- dom, but a certain instinct given by God without my knowledge.” Czarina Urges Cabinet Changes. “Beloved huzy dear: “Cold, windy and rainy—may it spoil the roads. I have read through the papers—-nothing written that we left Vilna. Again very mixed—-suc- cess, bad luck—and it cannot Ue otherwise and one rejoices over the smallest success it does not seem to be that the Germans will venture much more further, it would great folly to enter deeper into the later our turn will Is the ammunition, shells and You will send comé. rifles coming in well” people to have a look-——your suites?! * | Varnave, Your poor, dear head must be aw- fully tired with all this work, and especially the interior questiong. Then, to recapitulate what the old man said: to think of a new Minis- ter of the Interior. I told him you had not yet fixed upon Neidhardt: perhaps when you return you can think once more about Khvostov; a successor to Sazanov, whom he finds quite impossible, has lost his head. ‘'eries and agitates against Goremykin ‘and then the question whether you intend keeping But certainly janswers before the Duma, as they want—we are not ripe for ‘it would be Russia's ruin-~we ar> not a constitutional country and dare ‘not be it, our people are not edu- jeated for it and thank God our Em- the latter or not. not a Minister who it and peror is an autocrat and must stick Only you muat finds no good for re- (l only like’ that name) he knows him a boy and says he Nevatov he place Sazonev. mentioned his since he was ‘never served out of Russia and that ‘is not convenient at such a place. But where to get the man. We had enough of Isvolsky and he is not a very sure man—Giers is not worth much. Benkendorf, the name alreads ways say, I simply cannot grasp, how in such a big ,country does it happen that we never can find suit- able people, with exceptions’ ' Wants Prisoners Well Kept. “My conversation with Markozov was most interesting (a little too sure of himself) and he can tell one many necessary things and clear up mis- understandings. Pollsanov knows him well and already he hag not He also understands was an order to take off of the prisoner officers their epaulets which created | an avful fury in Germany and which | cup brown I understand, why humiliate a pris- one | oner and that is one of those wrong orders of 1914 from the headquar- ichanged ft He also i Christianity and honor be | @lking with the | nomination, , 8tood nothing about the Church af- , everything for a few God one has now -—. ---—- — K —— ETTERS OF THE CZ RINA @>o-—- es mpress Fights Holy Svnod Which Is Trving to Must Rasputin From Favor. —_ Begs Czar to Show More Strength and Decision and Savs: 1o he tn the re and ana that we must alwavye try right, as they at once otherwise pay us equally, tit for when this hideous war is over! the hatred abated | long that one should say that we were noble. The horror of being a prisoner is already enough for an officer and one svon't forget humiliations or cruelties—let them carry home remembrances of Luxury. no- body asks for. They are really im- proving the lot of our prisoners I saw a photo Max did of our wound- ed at Saalem (A. Marouassia’s place) in the garden near a Russian toy that Max used to play in and they look well fed and contented. Their greatest hatred has passed and ours fat ,is artificially kept up bv the rotten , ‘Novoye Vreyma.’ l must flv and dress, as we have got an operation and before that I want to place m\ candies and pray for vou as usual. my treasure, mv angel. mv sunshine ‘l cover you with kisses and mourn over your loneliness “Well, dear. here are a names, very little indeed. who might replace Samarin Ania got then through Androninkov., who had been Metropolitan as he was in despair Samarin got that saving that he under- list of faire. Probably he saw Mermogen at Moscow in any case he sent for abused our Friend and said that Hermogon had been the only honest man because he was not afraid to tell you al) against Greg- ory and therefore he was shut up. and that he, Samarin, wishes Var- nava to go and tell you all against Gregory, he answered that he could not, only to, and as coming from I wired to the old man to receive Varnava, who would tell him all. and | hope the old man willl speak to Samarin after aud wash his head You see, he does not heed what vou told him-—-he does nothing in the Synod, and only persecutes our Friend, i. e.. goes straight against us both—unpardonable, and at such a time even criminal. He must leave Well here: Khvestoyv (minister of justice) very religious knowing much about the Church. most devoted to you and much heart Guriev di- rector of the chancétlory of the Sy- nod) very honest, serves long in the Synod (likes our Friend) “Now | must dregs for church Cold, wet and rainyv—may it sppil the roads thoroughly at least. Awfu!- ly anxious to get news. God wi! help. “Good by sweetest of sweets “I cover your precious face with tenderest, warmest kisses and long to hold you in my arms and forget moments. own old “SUNNY “Here is Baby's sweet letter. too.”’ him So and God bless you, my “Pver your very Minteter | tovelsky, : in- to a fore the war. or te bie brether. M. N. de A@ Constantinople Bendendorf is Count A.C. Benkendorf. Russian r te (Great Britein. Markosev is ef? >r " .V. Markesov of the me tomorrow? Go on being energeiic. Sweetheart, use your broom—show them vour ener- getic, sure, firm side. which thev have not seen enough Now is the fight to show them whe vou are, and that vou have enough. You tried with eentle- ness and kindness, btu that did take, now vou will show the trary~—-the Master will “Manny mine, Angel, Sweetheart, so sorry to daily bore you with things, but I can't otherwise. I long to kis® you and gaze into vour be- loved eves I bless and kiss you without end true and deep devo- (70d guard, guide and no* con tion bless, protect you Ever your very own old “Wik Y Prince George E president of the Union of Zemstvos and later head of the provisiona! government formed upon the down- fall of the Romanoffs. Countess Schulenberg is the wife of Viadimi: E. von der Schulenberg “Ramol ished" in the Czarinas rendering into English of her favorite French “ramolie”’-—Meaning “enervated.’’) Need of an Iron Will. “Sept. Sth. “My very”“tdwn Sweet One: “Thank God, the news is a bit bet- ter I find to the north—i. e., Vina- Dvinsk, you said wé ieft Vilna the other night, but they have not yet entered, hare they? Am eagerly awaiting your promised letter today, such a jov always. There! I have got your precious letter and I thank you for it from the depths of my heart. I held it in my teft hand and kiss it, Sweetheart “Well, look what they spoke about (Lvov is Lvov. 1916 at Moscow. again those; N: which. | “Am seo ansiqne what news—it's they had come to the conclusion te look “bifetered” when drvy. ' — -_ directed | 5 IN WAR TIME drop, and asking for an answerable ministé¢r which impossible, even Kulomazin clearly did they have impert! nenve of sending you the .intended relegram”’ How they all need to feel an will and hand-—it has been a reign of- gentieness and now must be the one of power ana firmness vou are the Lord and Master in Rus- and God Almighty placed you there and shall down be- fore vour wisdom firmness, enough of kindness were worthy of they twist you is quite this ihe sees really iron Sila bow and which they thought their \loscow they not and could round What they at was printed veaterda, I saw poor Var- nava today. my déar. it's abominable how Sarmarin behaved to him in the hotel and then in the synod—-such cross-@¢xaminationing is unheard of and spoke so meanly about Greg- ory, using vile words in speaking of liim fie makes the Governor watch all their telegrams and send them to him-—-—vicious about the salutation, that rou have no right to allow such a thing---upon which Varnava an- swered him soundly and said that vou were the chief protector of the Church. and Samarin impertinently said vou were its servant. Colossal insolence and more than ungentle- manlike—-lolling back in his chair with crossed legs croxss-examining a Bishop about our Friend “And please do not allow Varnava he stood up eplen- showed go (;ore Said as fo he sent away.” didly (jregorys them on purpose against us in all this Old nivkin was more than hurt and hor- rified and bevond words shocked when he heard that the Governor (whom Dzhbunkovaky had made changed his opinions and instigated) said to Varnava that | Was a crazy woman and Ania a nasty woman, ete Every day he remains be is dangerous and doea mischief, oid man of the same opinion, it Is not woman's stupidity—-therefore I cried so awfully when I heard they had forced yeu to name him at the headquarters and I wrote to you in my misery, knowing Nikolasha pro- pored him because he was my enemy and Gregory's and through that yours In conversation Metropoli- ian Viad!mir said (they have made him mad. too), when Varnava said | that Sarmarin was breaking hie neck by behaving thus and that he is not. Over-Procurator vet. “The Emperor is no boy and ought to know what he is doing.’ and that you much ftm-_, plored Gamarin to accept (1 told | Goremvkin then that it Was wrong) them see and feel that a bov and who calumni- respect and insults that thew dare to account for. for us and low the is well, let vou are not ales people therm Instlts you Vol, no; Bisnop hLnowing Ciregor' ‘Now must send off my § tetter. high time. Every blessing and fond- | ext. tenderest, warmest Kisses and endless ilove from sour own old “SUNNY.” see Misha.” to call a you Will “am glad si all ether countr'es special arrangement Syndicate Published by with Met‘lure Newspaper | To Freshen Silk Ribbon on PREAD the ribbon flat on a! smooth, hard surface like a ta- ble top or a marble alab and sponge or brush with lukewarm wa- fer in which a little mild soap has been dissoived. Hinse by holding the | ribbon stretched between the hands | and passing it through a bowl clear Water of the same temperature Dry by spreading it out straight and flat on a smooth, hard surface. Draw . the hand gentty over it to press out air bubbles which may have formed under the ribbon and would make i' of Peckham emerged from. the chartroom of the Rose, stared long and studi- greasy course, and then scanned coming, mate, lounging against the rail. Peckham clipped his lips over the reply he was about to make and maintained his steady watch An hour afterward he changed the a he sought lay exhausted in his cabin. “Mr. Hinstead,” said the younger man quietly, we are in for a heavy gale. have carefully figured all possible positions for the wreck of the Northumbrian and all possible courses her boats might take, if they to Rufus got up and accompanied Peckham to the chartroom, where a huge chart of the South Pa- On drawn a score of lines from the line marking the liners steaming from the Fijis, to Honolulu, in the Hawatians thé Northumbrian Peckham explained. reckoned just would be at her usual rate of steaming, when it “Hillvard, Northumbrian, was no fool,” can figure a storm as well as you. lv run away and out of it.” Peckham I've calculated everything detail and plotted it here that every course possible to a smal! boat, or to herself during and after the gale, runs down to here. » Hinstead stared at the point on the chart where Peckham's finger tip las CZAR _—- - . . A\ finger. ° - SS ae. eee Se ee = ra yy Cé--John Fleming Wilson - all representing a possibile course from the line marking the liner’s usva!l reute came down across: the white paper and drew in towards the others as the blades of a fan center into the handle. There was no doubt of it. emal! bore’. raft, dere- lict, wreck, drawn by tide and wind, must ae" evitably arrive at this spot “Yes,” Hinstead croaked, gazing at the potnt that represented their. goa! worked this ont several years ago for tire” Maypole.” Peckham went on. “I was a boy on the old Garnet Hill those days. The Maypole drove under in a gale right here, where the North- umbrian ran into this torm. We picked up two boats and an old sheliback three monthd later right on the dot of our figures. That's where Cor where Miss Hinstead is.” come and look at the “If she is alive.” whispered her father... “Well, : in God's name, let's set our course for that posi- He lifted his weary eres and glimmered young man. “If she isn't there we'll be ee that swept the pro- seas sir,’ suggested the Hinstead, who | had best be frank tion. - at the sure. Peckham did not give any asign of assent. In- stead he met the old mans “(flickering gaze steadily “| better tell Mr. Hinstead, land down there is a broken atoll. The lagoon is half filled up, from all | can discover. It is no place for shipwrecked people toto stop long.” “Why dont you drive on, then” demanded Hinstead, with sudden tremulous fear in hie tones Peckham asahifted it had been carefully Suva in you, that the only dava’ lee- the exact where she four “We know master of the he answered “He Hed natural- his eyes to the barometer swinging on the wall. He made a significant, slight, despairing gesture. Hinstead leaned over and atudied the instrument, bis pallid lipa falling apart “You see?” Peckham muttered. “Dropping like lead. Brewing one of those gales that sweep this sea clean, every now and again. Inside of if hours the Rose will be fighting for her life.” , To Be Concluded “I've allowed to the last The strange thing is agreed Tamorrow and Saturday. a Continued Prue «nongh, each line — 2 tee _—e eee indenting oo Se AI me ——- a - ee Ee —_--—— )... a JF

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COMIC PAGE Febru MAY 13, 1920. ae) ae me (more “TRUTH THAN POER CANDIDATES HAVE CoveRED every QUSSTINs WHAT Is Your PLANK: ) jo “THotE WOU Ey POON” “YL AGE wT THiS is A TiSAPPROVE! NOBODY, UNLESS gh FRES COUNTRY, AND il EES ie, x CERTAINLY DONT | CANDIDATES - APPRWE oF mY PLANK '© | PLAT FORM! r rm: | Somes Of THESE, — POPULAR SONGS: By James J. Montague. BLOCKING THE WHEELS OF PROGRESS. “The good days are gone,” sighed the Mexican hi “Time was when a man of ambition, But lately one always its running behind; If he plunders a prosperous neighbor, Or kidnaps a consul, he’s certain to find That the proceeds won't pay for the labor. “A peso a day was the regular rate = 4 That one paid to a journeyman bandit, , t-? z But now they are asking for seven or eight, one : RITENOUR ( ay And business conditions won't stand it, The market for all kinds of labor in fact, WE At such a preposterous stage is, an 3 TOWSER CAN HAVE ’EM BOTH.—By C. M. PAY NE. ee hee ae ae ME Superintendent nd ie 5 ened : pe PAPO bEL Tienes ff ; , “When farmers had plenty of cattle and sheep, on 7 Frequently | FT + i) it MISsSUS UMEF | YW WELL THAT : | ify And consuls were worth a big ransom, ee. Over Sma i it LuvvA ] iti GIMME TWO Vg LEAVES ONE \nd good high class heip was abundant and cheap, i Bi | | q Our annual profits were handsome. me & eee Tere, THERE'S an i Dou 6+ eed ad” ; GOOD ONE Dons _ + rey tis \ franchise to prey “to single good state, | Ses ‘ Franklin J. Vim ANOTHER Tint -TSUT TowWSER.| ; Was likely to prove a bonanza, ie §6t University City, ra KIior? Hit = : | | As Villa, or even Carranza. li ) , | \nd the chief who could get it would soon be as areat bid oi ii ie a “ = i q later. he carried a bie y -_—_—- | - a athe i: . * could he eer) hes t) il iT) v4 . iv — 1920. oy Kame Pes rumee @rweresva. =e : ; | This had the de a ——= as Vires Was corm HOME, SWEET ‘-HOME—ANOTHER BRILLIANT IDEA THAT WAS VETOED.—By TUTHILL. (Copyright, 1920) i Setns endl Unamens ae molest him. and sna Seuiinieen an street car line, ti I CANT Go! FOR HEAVEN 1S THASSO? VWELL IF “ Puoore! THAT EGG ARE you READY > Z 4 without any interr Needy lines fed LOOr ¥t ** WHY [5 A IGIVE] | rr. 2. roeened GIRAFFE witt \\IT UP — IF pe HANGIN’ DOWN, GREAT | CO =e LIKE NEXT . HEAVENS! ) ST — DIVIDENDS B THURSDAY Be *he Associated Pr GREENSVILLE large exitra caseh dends were de lar Cotton mill compa Direaters of the facturine ("ss e* @! Bock dividend of Authorized the jaa 8 SPecial cash divide am) the regular « DMrectors of the Group of mitix de dena of 18 per cen rN 4 capita “” recommended a Gen4. payable in Which wae quoted Gay at $326 «a «ba | NAVAL OFFICERS CARRYING Ligu By the Aaeeeoinied Pr | WASHINGTON ‘ with having trans ; Mauer im a2 navel Mini, oné of th ek “ ey Wet. Fie. « fF @ewn the Atlantic. ‘Se Cushing and F.n* » Rava! reeerve offie SAL CREATED CONS|DERABLE 7 3 =f , , ~~ a © Mmimended for cor. EXCITEMENT IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD | Pare Mebeitted 2 ©f Inquiry THE DAY SHE PUT IN THAT > See PosT To HOLD UP TME | d : > Few were cicares 7. uy, Mrs. M : Some time ago Charlie and I started ch ae to be twins. Now if « dollar would bay e ee aagiinbht Mite yl ttheca ae webs. ve ae eng sthae lealhoy wl : —_— - ee OR oe bilan ll So Ae | ¢ 3 , Fe Nata po q loth . * hae ae re at ag 4 “wet ‘ ~, ya. os 7 SD ‘enn n fa Mo hy