St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 15, 1920
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~~. ese Re, PEK [ny oi. ~s . 5 ; oe, i > a AG 3 istice between the Japanese and 4 Yesterday the Estels drove to the) POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY AVERAGE February, March and April, 400,116 Louis in St. Le ee eee EDITION — er re ne With the Associated Press News Service a eee WOL. 72. NO. 260. és ST. LOUIS SATURDAY EVENING, MAY ~ _ —- ee --— ——_- > 1920—16 PAGES. a me PRICE THREE CENTS. : ee ———— DESERTER GIVES UP sh PUTS MARTIAL W OVER ITS CENTRAL AND NORTH PROVINCES “ssscss=r = by Firing Squad. AFTER HIDING D YEARS IN CAVE 4 Propose an Armistice Between Japanese and Siberians VLADIVOSTOK, May 12. HE Russian Soviet Govern- ment has proposed an arm- Soviet Government, Hard) LEFT CAMP TO Pressed by Poles, Turns SEE WIFE AND BABY National Energy Again to Making War Materials. ‘Was 24 Years Old When | Drafted, but Had Never | COMMITTEES TO HAVE — Been in Town of More ALL MILITARY POWERS ‘Than 1000 Inhabitants. _ 4 Biberians, according to a dis- patch from Irkutsk. —- "EE "OF A SERVANT *IDNAPED” IN AN AUTO Dispute Over Taking of Womaa| sz, |From South Side Home pe meaches Prosecutor’s Office. the Aseociated Press. Interruption of Domestic In- | *®” : ue ® | CHILLICOTHE, 0O.,, May 15.—| dustries Expected to Delay | stories of how a neighbor, deserter | ifrom the Union Army during the | Indefinitely Exportation of Civil War, had been brought to bay Goods. ‘in a nearby village by a U nited States Marshal, and shot, brought visions of a similar fate to Carl Amerine, and impelled him to hide in the hills , ‘for almost two years rather than face a firing squad at Camp Sher- | man. Ameringe the Associated Prees. MOSCOW, May 12.—A decree is- sued by the central executive com- ‘mittee, dated May 11, proclaims | ‘martial law in the provinces of Cen- Carrie Schwartz, jewel of a house- | tral and Northern has a new job with Mrs. Wil-' _ Archangel. F. Pettker, 446 Dover place,) The provincial executive ndelet, and Mrs. Paul L. Estel,| tees are given full power to protect | thousand people. The bustling thou- Bouth Second street, where| railways, military supplies, maga- |“tMs at the camp, nullitary restraint worked last, has asked the! zines and depots and to contro] tele- land an impelling desire to pee his ting Attorney to do some-| graphic communica-| Wife and baby boy led him to quit about tee | drafted into the army, left a wife and 2-year-old babe at _ home in the quiet picturesque hills. “28h¢ He could neither read nor write, and the largest village visited in his 24 i'years had numbered less than a tussia commit- and telephonic -hour work day in the ‘e offices is decreed, ‘means are to be taken to stimulate the “production of war material. Until th holitt ‘ , ae rough his mind. ntil the abolition of martial law, baby good-by, the executive committees are civen the saine powers as military tribu- | aca out of this the eOTlD cis one has be ‘cles and in land. Meanwhile fighting continues § in} the Kiev region, the latest com- munique announcing that attempts! 1 ...; week. ked suit and a hat. They told by the Bolsheviki to oust the Poles | managed to get how much nicer it was in Dover from the bridgehead area were re- Ss and Carrie said she was wil!- | pulsed after fierce fighting. Battle to go, but she hated to leave for possession of the territory east the Estels were away. But, of Kiev has been going on for three got her to change into the: days. At last accounts the Bolshe- n checked dress and hat and led | viki were using more artillery than ‘ to the Mimousine. |} they had previously. employed. | Mrs. Cornelius Ragan, who lives oe . Wanted to know what they. Bolshevik Division Routed on doing with Carrie. Mrs. Pett-. BReresina, Warsaw Hears. Said they were taking her/for a) WARSAW, May 14.—The rout and wanted to leave the Estel’s tne Tenth Bolshevik Division in a pressed for the occasion. With Stone With Mra. Ragan, but Ragan, | patie in the region of the mouth of and an attorney Amerine went to the upstairs window, advised ine Beresina River is reported in an |Camp Sherman and surrendered him- not to get mixed up with it and | official communique issued today. In self to the Adjutant. He made no drove away with Ca attempting to escape across the | comment except to express himseif Dnieper the remnants of the division {as being ‘A few hours later Pettker and | were Killed or captured. over.” nt ‘Circuit Attorhey Lacy | back and gave the key to the | fbeman on the beat. Lacy wrote his card: “The policeman on the) has your door key,” and shoved f Under the door. | _ When the Estels came home the hborhood was all astir over the bing.” The neighbors told. ‘Carrie had been carried off. ceeman gave them the key. i things. ‘Mrs. Estel wept. | they asked Assistant Pros- | Attorney Wilson to do some- | about it. “Allowed” Ficr Money. Pettker says she is going to Carrie $20 a month and keep )aiways. Mrs. Esteli says she pay Carrie wages, but “al- her moncy whenever she it. She thinks Carrie will be | in a week or two. | try, leaving Carrie to watch the ce. Mrs. Pettker and her sister, ‘Verne Lacy, 7009 Michigan nue, wife of an Assistant Circuit forney, drove down in Mrs. Pett- | 8 limousine, taking. along a green steadfastiy held that her husban.l manner in which tion. camp and see them without obtain- and At home, his father, a tottering a Carrie, whose flapjacks are fa- squad fiashed th (she is now 39), was in the home| There he found ve in which he ing day when there was littie ’ ° +; - " her mother and she inherited fhe imevitadle interruption of the could get to him and herbs’and wild " "“ mW. ** ~* ‘ : . . lies, off and on, for 21 years, fort to produce war material, it is as he could catch. The cave ia which : only one person At First, Declines to Change. plans for the resumption of importa- | ,, agaiist an army 4) clocely nt Lo Mrs. Estel. Recently Mrs. ed til n fe vy days ago he had hee) Seren led Carrie. Mra, Pettker went) By the Assoctated Press. had abandoned the search for Amer- Ukrainians in the Ukraine peace talk |.) ong implored the wife to have her She ed and refuse Persuaded to Surrender. Pettker got her away. 4 nin- | 2S permission s admin: | Took to the Hills. Bach woman claims a vested right’! NOOEPT wreck of the Civil War, told him he mous. Mrs. Pettker’ says the first Was a deserter. Carrie worked, when she was | Kissing his wife and he took to the hills. if her aunt, Mrs. Peter Schmoll, 6020 | higan avenue, and Aunt Emily! nals to sec ure the carrying spent most of the ime, venturing forth only at night and at times dur- Eee eee the best right to her. | Gisobedience. The decree is signed chance of being seen His only fare Estel says Carrie worked first| by Kalinin and Lenine. ‘Was such scanty food that his wife @ and has the best right to her.' development of peacetrma industries berires that he gathered from thw 6 says she has worked for both through concentration upon the ei- woode and fields and such wild game she doesn’t remember which she! pointed out here, will tend tndefi- ).. jweg is said to be large enoush ked for first. nitely to jppostpone the execution of for le —— end covlda have fended "Three years ago, after working {tions and exportations on a larg did he watch all ap- years for Mrs. Schmoll, she scale. proaches to his hiding place that un- j . tker found herself in need of a Poles and Ukraine About Ready to). », except his wife and a girl. Her Aunt Emily recom- Talk Peace. brother-in-law. Military authorities pee her. Carrie declined to|' WARSAW, May $6.-70n the heels | ine. Three weeks ago an 6. ‘of the victory of the Poles and friend of the family en resumed in diplomatic cif- | nueband return and give himself up. the newspapers in Po- “would be shot if captur tu have him return, Clarence Stone of Adel- word to the phi, eertion and there was no danger of a firing squad. He cautiously left his hiding place last Monday night and visited Stone's home where they went over the situation. He agreed to give himself up. Farly Thursday went to Stones morning he again home. His wife brought his uniform which she had preserved for him and had neatly the ; rrie and the | | In Tomorrow’s Sunday Post-Dispatch What happened when the Jew who dreamed of freeing Palestine and the Irishman who dreamed of freeing Ireland met in a battle of wits with a rare flavor of business and romance. You'll find it in Bruno Lessing's highly amusing story, ‘* Levy, ’? the twenty-first in the great series of 52 short stories by the most popular authors of the day, now running, two a week, in the Daily and Sunday Post- Dispatch. The first of the three installments will be printed Sunday. A Chance for Amateur Photogra-| What People Read These Days phers—The Post-Dispatch wants and Why—Perhaps, you natur- your best work. Read the an-) ally think it’s fiction, but may- nouncement in the ROTOGRA- be you’re wrong. Facts from VURE SECTION. | St. Louis libraries and book stores. Spring Exhibit at Carnegie In- Spirit Land—One of the best stitute—Reproductions of three known women in America final- ‘es trunk and her bank book notable canvasses, one by a St. ly reveals the facts in connec- still at Estel’s. The latter calls Louisan. | tion with 29 years’ investiga- © $435. Mra. Bete! says Carrie saved tion. the wages she received et Pupteeraghe of » Boag aera po trond ™~ Self -Commencer—A_ bully ‘mother. Mrs. Pettker says Carrie) ding, Which groo humorous story by H. C. Wit- that $435 from the wages || * Is iteir to One of America’s a. All about an adventure Emily paid her. Carrie won't. Great Fortunes—Striking smap-| it), an gutomobile that will | shots in the ROTOGRAVU ahd aumec you ‘whether you own was starting out with the SECTION. one or not. infant. for an airing Pe sym = Ng of the Russian Suicide More Facts About Profiteering ee eel t and Its Cargo of Gold—, as Given to the Rail Labor she liked her mew place very | eyed the alles apiesdes in | Board—A continuance of the » Did she Uke it better than her) the whole Russian revolution, interesting revelations by Lauck, f place? Carried shrugged her. lained., | expert for the empioyes. and smiled. Carrie is a’ Raally exp ‘ . How the Russian Soviet plan that only those who work may eat mourn for Carrie's) operates. An analysis by a noted political eoononsint of the Bolshe- slapjacks. Mrs. Pettker | vik Labor Code, showing that it is net as radical as had been charged, t are not fond of flapjacks but that it only carries to their logieal ends ideas that have been house, but she is going to accepted in most civilized states. ira os os capes! Order Your Copy Today | ; ———————————————————————e ¢ » se ; Bs pica dadl Nee with S |}age and a handbag, | By t! | Colosimo, ‘district. the cafe ‘mous from coast to coast. Visions of the firing * RAILROADS ASK |, 6. 6, TO ‘and thr attorney, became interesc-| youth that his was not a case of de-| well pleased that “it is all westward 'gon reached St. ion Produce Row pressed in each. THIEVES GET ONLY GIRL’S OWN MONEY IN “PAYROLL ROBBERY” Purse With $25 and Watch Taken, but Bundle Contained | Apron, Instead of Bills a paper-wrapped pack- Miss Ella Jung- hause of 3641 Ohio avenue, walked along Lynch street between Third and Fourth streets at 10 o'clock this morning. It was the route and the. time of her usual Saturday miorning trip from the bank with the week's! payroll of the Standard Furniture Co., 2722 South Third street, where she is a stenographer. But today she was merely going to work. From a hallway sprang two youn men, one of whom seized her while the other snatched the handbag and bundle, which they opened as they ran. The handbag contained $25 and a watch belonging to Miss Junghaus. These were taken and the purse thrown away. In the, bundle, which looked as if it might} contain a package of bills, and which | the robbers flung with its contents into the gutter, were the stenog-' rapher's office apron and sleeve pro-| Carrying tectors. COLOSIMO'S BODY TAKEN | TO CAFE BEFORE BURIAL Two Bands Play Dirge as 2000 | Mourners Pause During Unusual Funeral Ceremony, e Associated Press CHICAGO, May 15.—“Big Jim” | slain ruler of the old levee | paid his last visit today to. that made his name fa- fic Jim’s” body, encased in the | finest bronze casket ever seen in Chi- cazo, was followed to Colosimo'’s by 2000 mourners, who paused outside the crepe-draped cabaret for 10 min- utes while two brass bands played a funeral dirge. Thousands. of persons blocked nearby streets, clung to fire escapes, leaned from windows and peered down from roofs at the funeral pro- Mourners included Judges, officials, underworld charac- opera stars, politicians and a ment of the Italian district. cession. State ters, large seg HELP RELIEVE CAR SHORTAGE That Body tse Its Domer- Powers Submitted Through Rallroad Association. By the iated Pres. WASHINGTON, May roads of the country, through the Association of» Railway Executives American Railroad Associa- asked the Interstate Commission to exercise powers to relieve the car shortage and freight congestion. In a statement filled with the com- the railroa@® officials de- the situation was such as to “warrant and to require emergency action similar to that taken this country entered the war.” They numerated several causes for shortage, the principal reason restricted building of nt during the war. Request gency A “SS 15.—Rail- tion. roday (Commerce its emergency mis sion. clar “ed cur riven be equipmie FIVE TRUCKS CARRYING 500 CASES OF WHISKY SEIZED Confiscated at Youngstown, O., When Taken to Garage While =e rs Go to Launch. Sy the Aseociated Press YOU NGST WN, O.. May “ive motor trucks each laden 1006 bonded whisky, were confiscated this afternoon by local | police and Federal officers, as they were bcing taken: to a garage for storage while their drivers went to lunch. The destination of the trucks has not been learned. AERIAL MAIL LINE BETWEEN CHICAGO AND OMAHA OPENED May 15.—An aerial carrying 600 pounds of letters, started for Omaha at 10:06 this morning. This opens the first extension of the service Chicago. It is expected to) maintain the service daily except on Sundays and holidays. Officials say that the trip will take about and one-half hours. en ee | NEW 50-CENT DROP IN FLOUR Decline in Week Due to lower Wheat Market. By the Aesrsociated Press MINNEAPOLIS, May 15.—Flour | dropped 50 cents a barrel to $15.25 here todav marking the second half- dollar decline this week. A lower wheat market is the rea-. son for the drop, it was said. fry cr ing 13.— with cases of CHICAGO. mail plane, from me Second FIRST MELONS SELL AT $4 EACH) t The first watermelons of the sea. Louis today and solc& for $4 each. The melons came from JT lorida, being ex- bgerrels containing eight The average welght of the melons was 18 pounds. —_—-- = ee ee SNOW IN NORTHWEST KANSAS. By the Arsociate’ Press TOPEKA, Kan., Mar 135.—Snow and. freezing ‘emperatures are the ext reme weather conditions in Northwestern Kansas. Goodiand today reported a tem- perature of 32 degrees and snow, falling, the Weather Bureau here’ announced. * r > * FINDINGS WILL GO (BELIEVES LAWYERS , discrepancy in i was ' ) bly 'emploves on their Liberty ' stallments on the boo'trs and it bacem necessary ‘'ployves to question UNION ELECTRIC KEOKUK POWER when the | 'enforced at CLOUDY TOMORROW, LITTLE DISCREPANCY OF MARSHALL SAYS ARNSTEIN “MA TER $22,139 FOUND IN SENATE REALLY SAMUEL'S BOOKS OPPOSED DRY LAW Special Investigator of For-| Declares It Would Not Heve| mer U. R. Official’s Ac-| Got 20 Votes if It Had. counts Reports After 5-| Been Submitted to a Secret | =o on | LONG SOUGHT ON CHARGE Broker aenesiill of Engineetl OF DIRECTING BIG THEFT | — ee Which Wall Street Bank Messen gers Were Implicated. ~~ MIND" IN $5,000,000 BEFORE GRAND JURY" ARE LOSING POWER) | Discrepancy of $17,319 in. Employes’ Liberty Bond Department—Samuel Dis- | charged in December. His Theory Is That Congness| Do og men Should Do as They; |: © = | 4a) HIDDEN IN PITTSBURG Think Best and Let People| |; HY .eemee Que T- DURING LONG SEARCH Act Afterward. William H. Woodward, special unh | By DAVID LAWRENCE. | the Federal! A Special Correspondent of the Post- | Dispatch. Court to the accounts of) Po Pied 192n ) James W. Sam of 6132 Westmin-;| WASHINGTON, May § 15.—vVice! . znized | Bter place, former assistant treasurer, President. Thomas R. Marshall has) og gan Ss Rs Being Reco iof the United Railways Co., laid his | presided over the Senate of the| Fee SA ae Sec . nndinee bafece the Circuk Attorney: United States for seven years and | eSB i es They that the total) “#" therefore be expected to know aceountal whereof he speaks when he Says that’ shis $17,319.34! if Se ee had been submitted to. secre v ‘ 4 emvloyes’ Liberty Bond WAT, batt go tess, aan ae eos and $4880 in the The writer asked the Vice Pres)- dent to amplify his statement. which | figures and | was made originally before the Vir-| Woodward, | ginia Bar Association. | the evi-| “I want it to be understood at! proba-| the outset,” said the Vice President. “that I believe in the enforcement. of the constitutional amendment on/| United Railways Co. last December, | prohibition. It is here and is the’ “NICKY” ARNSTEIN at which time the company an- Jaw and should be entorced. But! ——— = nounced that an audit of his ae- 1 believe that if the umendment had counts showed a discrepancy of $21, been voted upon according to the in- 363.94. then Woodward had dividual convictions of members of been engaged in making a more the Senate it would not have gotten thorough investigation of the ac- #9 voter. aaunte. “Now I am not imputing motives The investigation was made unus-|*® 4nybody,. I have never seen any vally difficult from the fact that! "¢Presentatives of the brewers or the money alleged to have been paid by Anti-Saloon League around Con Bond in-, ®TeS8 and wouldn’t know them found credited they were there. I believe that the, men who voted for prohibition and) for woman suffrage, for nstance, Itv of! Drove Past Long et r of Policemen Without vestigator appointed by examines uel, ot By the Associated Prees. ‘ NEW YORK, May 15.—Jules w (Nicky) Arnstein, putative “master mind’ of New York's $6,000,000 bond theft plot, was arrested here today in the District Attorney's of | fice when he appeared there with his wife, Fannie Brice, the actress, Arnstein told reporters he had been in Pittsburg all the time the policd have been looking for him, | Among the offenses laid to Arn® stein and his associates are the ‘|thefts of negotiable bonds, usually ENN NTE” RNR A POOR POKER PLAYER =" sss soceme = to oo District - + The elusive “Nicky” for whom the | at .-¢.,.| police from coast to coast and even Jean Knott Testifies in Wife’s| 4. canadian authorities have been Maintenance Suit That He these | Loses at Game. But that isn’t; Jean Knott, cartoonist and sincere ntative govern-/o¢ the serial “Penny. Ante,’ testified in the Circuit Court at Clay- today. showed Samuel's $22,199.34 or the installment car ticket was in account account. After going over the evidence submitted by the Circuit Attorney will lay dence before the grand jury, next week Samuel was discharged by the Since i robberles, according to the Attorney's office. was not to call in personally hundreds of em- them as to now they stood with the company on their Liberty Bond payments. Charlies W. Bates, attorney for Receiver Wells, today said he had not decided whether he would file suit against Samuel on behalf of the receiver to -recover the amount of mond, nally fulfilling his oft-repeated promise to surrender himself, ape | peared at the District Attorney‘s of- fice bright and early. Besides his wife, he was accome thelr constituents—-warted amendments pdssed. my theory of represe ment. come Theory of Government. “As I told the lawyers at Rich-/ ton today that it Is necessary for him | 3 . the people of this country to play poker in order to get humor, panied by William J. Fallon, His the discrepancy. didn't intend, in my judgment, that, atmosphere and genuine color fo, , awyer, They patiently waited for their representatives ‘shoula bel bie Grewia _attaches of the office to arrive. Five flected pediment. but that, Bs en oe ee eee he| minutes after their arrival Detéée c esentatives should act for aadec ‘ane costa: :me large surrs.” ' Sdw e , ‘the mi I don't think when people tie was giving evidence in an a¢- | Asauinaae aad ‘tp omit of ae re . hire a lawyer that they shoul¢é ask tion brought by Mrs. Elizabeth &. District Attorney merke™: laced re ‘him to do what they want. Advice| Knott, who sued him for divorce and | ynder arrest. die shourtd not come from the cilent ta | who is asking that the court sa'lot | “Nicky” retained his reputation the lawyer, but from the lawyer to; her $490 a month for the mainte- | » successful dodger of police ante the client. If the client doesn't like | nance of herself and child, and $1090 | the jast. lectric | the advice he can get another lawyer. for attorney's fees. She testified that Taken to Rayen’s office, he dee raokute | That s the same with representa- | his income is $15,000 a year, besid-® | seribed to hewspaper men an @me op tive Government, The people, in my | other resources which she was uf-itrance into the city undetected by ap- opinsea, should trust their represent- | able to specify. the men who have been pursuing Service |). » 10 @ mM... 4a 6 no rt - Cn) Dp. mn te Highest yes- | CARRANZA | terday, 59, at 47 JOINED THE =$|'‘p. m: lowest, SPRING HOUSE | 37. at HUNTERS. Tilinois—Partly and central portions; treme south portion tonight and to- morrow: not much change in tem- perature. declared | WASHINGTON, May 16.—Weath-| er predictions for the week beginning Monday include: Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis- Yeste souri Valleys—Showers earty days, | two generally fair thereafter; tempera-}' kicked” tures near or slightly below normal more #01." tonight and to- | if he were he wouldn't express him- he sufficient, in view of the fact that gers, and returned to the parade. — an alae with | 8e)f so frankly. ‘he pays the rent of $85 a month on | A score of Getectives were rowers nest | Cea eee ear note and | the Criminal Courts Bathing ‘ o | ’ © ; © i ved gnc Ea, “KICKING FLIVVER” BREAKS their child ive, and also pays the apectacular Pern yom %y ent grocery bills 6 exhlh ted cance . ieee eae FOUR ARMS IN FOUR DAYS fieeic oc prove the last much change 1M | 4: to the Post-Dispatch Pte, * hat wide ‘Rerteved my ome | 4% the bridge Of aighs. Lame rem perature. age ponents Spgs bee oe as dee Se rosie —_ ane Waeye * h Sieceeiiel automobile, the tfio entered G@egdy in: sere thought to be pyeedlon S i aa gist did pean yams. aoa some | building unrecognised. : . | is thou 9 be o - d nm :' : -| trey bas Eek ing ‘fies r’’ was established when a “She left when you did?" con- f pod enn Se wot a ‘roerd automobile of Henry St. Peter|tinued Mra. Knott's lawyer ta pe wr nigky.” tenny ie broke the arm of its fourth victim; “Yes, but not with me,” man who runs one of the lifts tm ‘cinee Monday. On that date he suf-| the cartoonist. building, had his curiosity fered a fractured arm when cranking | Mre Knott testified that her hus- nr Chee mystertous ani encircling @ the machine. Wednesday. Dorsey St. band failed te pay the household! structure. He said he was - Peter. a son, suffered a broken arm. | bills, cut off ber credit at the stores, L enald convinces % wae , ‘oy the “deadly” engine added and refused to allow her more than) when he saw a man dressed names to ite victimes when it 8100 or $150 a month Judge Ae. business watt, with . heavy | oF and broke the arms of two Iihinney took the case under wi- © pi As asst a5 AF Savana - Henry dr. and Louls visement. a * ts wo * " ¢ ; - re } . 4 ce a wae S tA e od . . a oe we Fe TE p ie ate ani ¥ es a Sea” My - - i _ . ‘ , - 7. : y - ‘ 7 on é > : 7 : - . us A ; Pp hn 4 ue 4 ‘eo r , 7 . fal, > + . * ag x = - ‘ . ie v e _ z “ = os Per a . ao P ard r 4 ra a =? ae a” a of 7 2. 4 » ad ” ‘ - ‘2 ‘ ‘ee B nic etbial ° nS a = (wee ¢ ¥ ee tite * a “#8 wil ieee ee Sag = a : ¢ c . ‘ % “* ; ae i - P / eee ( Bob" a peel a gn oA a i ta . ‘ | 2 ’ 5 a ew ee lM aston =) ye Cem, | “4 . : } . 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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 15, 1920 “ALCOHOL POISONIN ‘ST. JOSEPH YOUTH SLAIN AFTER ROBBING TRAIN . Caused Death of Robert E. itl Jr., — Bir- —_— — —— TRAFFIC AT HOTELS DISCLOSED warning against drinking whisky @r other intoxicants furnished by strangers was issued by the Coroner's office today, after an autopsy had @iecioeed that wood alcoho! poison- ing Caused the death of Robert E. Cojjins Jr, 25 years old, a wealthy Wholesale grocer of Birmingham. Ala. who died suddeniy at the Marauette Hotel Thursday. Co!- ling, Fas a delegate to the con- eehMbh of the Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Association, which closed at Hotel. Statler vesterday. It was at Gret thought hic death was due to acit¢ indigestion. A verdict of death from wood al-. cohel poisoning was returned this morsing. An autopsy made yester- day and a chemical analysis of con- tempts af the stomach led to the sc- gregation of about an ounce of wood alcohol. This was turned over to the Ceroner by Dr. W. | whom were women, were condemned | of denouncing compatricts to Ger-. Man, authorities during the occupa- _ en ef Laog during the war. were executed at Vimeennes prison this These who met death were Toque. Lemoine, Herbert and Madame Aubert. Of 28 persons tried iast summer as “Laon informers” eight. two of alts. to death. Three failed to appear ae trial and were sentneed to death *° defavit. 11 recetred prison oer endian iranging from: one to 20 years and . acqulited. ‘zga’s ecape from forces which Twelve minutes. later he was taken before Federal] | calling for a bond of. ‘and ether ‘that they cheap from a man. $10,000,000 BRIDGE ACROSS CARRANZA CUTS THROUGH REBEL LINES 10 SOUTH CARMEN'S WAGE DEMAND GOES 10 U. 5. COURT Deposed President Escapes Receiver Wells Agrees to Ask Convention Completes Work From Rebel Forces and Is Permission to Submit Mat- Making His Way Toward Mountain Fastnesses. the Associated Press WASHINGTON, May 15 the attacked near Esperanza, was reported today Rr —Carran- revolutionary his troops by Gen. Obregon. In a message to revolutionary agents on the border which was for- warded here, Obregon said the de- posed President had succeeded in breaking through the revolutionary lines, and, accompanied by a small escort, was moving southward into the mountains. Cruz Report Shows Heavy Fighting Is Going On. Br the rw, jated Press VERA CRUZ, Mas 15 (Mex President v enustiano Carranza, who, with loval followers, has been fight- ing a grim battle against revolution- ary forces near San Marcos for the past five days. has escaped capture, at least temporarily, according to dispatches from the battie zone Accompanied by 1000 of his men, the President has broken througn the insurgent lines. near Chalchi- comula. about 50 | miles of Puebla, and is believed to be in the mountainous country between Pueb- la and Oaxaca, according to the re- port. He left behind him a force of Government soldiers which still is fighting in an effort to delay pursuit of the fugitive chief executive. Ap earlier report said the position held by President Carranza’s s0l- diers extended from near Huamant- la southeastward about miles to the villege of Algibes, approx- imately six miles northwest of Chalchicom ula. As advices re- Vera east © ~-* ceived yesterday and the day before ; indicate the southern end of the Carranza line was near San Marcos itt would apepar the President's troops have succeeded in working their way down the railroad a dis- jn 139 miles since the five days tance of nearly beginning of the combDat ago. $80,000 Brought From Seized by U. S. Agents. By the Associated Frese. BROWNSVILLE, Tex., May 15.— Eighty thousand dollars brought acrose the border from Matamoros by the Mexican Collector of Customs yesterday, was seized by “nited States Department of Justice agents. They deposited the money in a locai bank pending determfnation of its - ownership. Obregon and Gonzales Said two Havre Agreed on Villareal. the Arseciated Press WASHINGTON, May 15.—Further indications that Pablo Gonzales and Alvaro Obregon. formerly candi- dates for the presidency of Mexico and now jointly occupying Mexico City, are working in accord. was contained in a report to the State Department. Both have published statements indorsing Antonio Vil- lareal for provisional Presiden An ei&tra session Congress has been called to provisional executive who. under the terms of the published program of the revolutionists, will “ise the election of a President and til Dec. 31, when the new President should assume the office. = ———— POLICE FIND MERCHANDISE By supers serve uMne- CONCEALED IN TWO HOMES Seizures Follow Report That Former Saloon Keeper I« Selling Many Articies Cheap. Thomas Tighe. 42 years o| who conducts a sof drink stand at 281 Cass avenuc, was arrested resterda) after the police had been informed that he was selling merchandise, not in the line of his business, at low prices. Behind the bar in his stand they found a quantity of new shoes, clothing and rubber goods. A search of his residence at. 3206 Magazine street, disclosed a quanti- ty of silk shirts, shirt waists, canned goods, lubricating oil in large cans, articles. In a can used as a receptacie for flour ther found $7864 im currency. Mrs. Tighe said that her husband had brought the merchandise home, and that the money was his. Thomas Sullivan, 23, 26138 Madison street. also was arrested, and in his home the police found a quantity of new shoes, neckties and shirts. The articles are held for identifi- cation. Tighe and Sullivan stated bought the merchandise 7 NEW YORK NARROWS PLANNED No Eagincering Obstacle in Way of ) Structure That Would Stand 168 Feet Above Water«. Ry the Asehecieted Pree NEW YORK. May 15.—Construc- tien of a great bridge to cost he- tween $75.006,660 and $166.096.600 across the Narrows, the gateway to the harbor of New York. under which would pass the shipping of the world, is being considered by the beard of estimate This huge and picturesque struc- ture would stand 160 feet above the waters of the Narrews and hare a main span of 1500 feet In length. It could be constructed without engi- neering diffieulty, the board was * told. eaten: Slag, sn come i. nee ‘accep men are dit Matamoros | ter to State Public Service Commission. United tal wakes and The demand of mpioves for increase improved working conditions will be United States District by Rolla Wells, autt State taken to the Court with a request receiver, that he be submit them to the Service Commissfon as a Arbitration. The acquies this plan, which was the ion of the men, was con letter : Lex . bs th r car men’s union ollowed sai of the men to Wells’ wesc th eir demands at letter making stated that the meant a Louis and encrease mu orizea to Publi Board ense oO) receive SUEECS- tained fn a President Nelson of withdraw th In his Wells the men's street the gran . >> »*eete s | " : Lassa ais ‘. . Con ‘ aT iare afi ting of not oppos -cessart car me a iiving The de mands of a pay schedule of s an hour length of em plo} the present schedule 60) pio ves are T? cent LA replace of 59, 655 Nearly all em- highest rate established Public Service Com- Board of Arbi- pdiately fole ¢ . a , aal*s haur YT 1a Ais : i) paid at t! 5 cents ie resent rate Was last vear by the mission, acting as a tration. It was imme lowed by an application ir increas- conipany, whi h then This was granted ished eld greater le tO pay th commission are to flat > ~ Tr 2 , . wt iba LliS a minority lear > » iw J at af cents. rray ger ent oOrirty was indinniiidl 10%. agreed Za- HOUSE SUSTAINS WHLSON'S ©" “ fersoony of President Za VETO OF LEGISLATIVE BILL f “tes ao -1 Pm : a price in effect in . " or . 2 46 - President ¥ — »* Republicans Fail by 28 Votes to Pass ee ee Saban mara Appropriation Measure Over ~ over, “I agree. ras. His Disapprova!. that result lated Press WASHINGTON, Mae’ Wilson's ‘se Acer dent veto of the as appropriation bill, : + " oo 7 ~ . . , +e = i + =. iniringement on executive authority, vas sustained in the House rester- day against the effort of th ican majority re Repub- rerride it handful of ailed ‘@SSAar) i Th ) uz h ai Democrats. led v re! the Republicans by 238 votes to obtain the ne the cenit ce in iegalistic measures in + — > , ° ae ~ \ 7 . ; at ; . in President's disapproval! - price Hxing us mic problems. two-thirds majority to re-pass bill over the The measure then Appropriat.ons Commi ‘tion obije ) — . t 1@ , went back to ered that path lization board no rea- not have uiSlana crop mavye’® veen ent eqi Ua ttee ior elimi- ted to and lio a 1. age Sagglnanes ~ « . - 1se urchased +> Lneé been | ,er Went On. have been Senate to attempt for the redraft pre sent Dr arvi lari co _ tia! ia. bi to tie rar Th re nisphere, as > ‘ . t : . BOA! (to Urand ii COTYL TT. Se? eae pro $ ss iTc i westward over the Present . . b ’ he ’ . aT @ » > ; t} - failure oF? ial street, eding thence Tower Grove Heights, Fastward fsrove cars will route The purpose eliminate the nue and Fourt? rih street ing moves route to q "iif? . ei Ph. eh: the Tower aie responsibie for prices ut hoarding. Ho: fellow their present of sLe rerouting is to ‘wye" at Grana ave- which the now turn, tmped- traffix Pian also re- two from the downtown distri (ilive street. GROCER ACCUSED oF BURGLARY Joseph HK. Arsenal street on Ca©rs The new car lines gested Slay Indicted Theft Cas. argir a grocer, of il! and nh goods yvesterda’ im Sugar indictment c) ~ eo, ? look | -. present price avenue, with burglary larceny with hat possession, wa Seven barrels of sugar vt 2800 peunds and Vai which. were a@tolen Wedn & soca water con: “hoeutea a. wt rear ef Siar’ rs«ia genied knowing who put am there ALesS & STS lustry _ and ing stoie Ls Wote« we. ia *? : ia us found 5 sTtore * } ,t2 bie : of r : = om ~ T he re are Ph bs ‘ cvwherras te be dealt - 8 Palmer’s Plan for Relieving Sugar Shortage by ““Legalistic” Price Regulation a — ‘Predicts Scarcity Will Continue fo Two Years and Says Remedy Lies in Good Business, Rather Than Repressive Measures. ——— — —— and they co-operated heartily with us during the war. The luxury trade uses over one-third of our sugar. They could reduce the amount by using other sweetening materials as they found they war. “Rationing would reduce consump- tion and break the speculative bub- ble No one is going to speculate when consumption ia under control “I should the increase of i2 cents a pound to consumer amounts to a gigantic sum annwvali: It is especially hard on the householder. who has got to the fight not only the high price but the) ’ of consumption by the larger buyers. For over 100 years our cui- sine has been built on the baals of sugar; it is a positive household es- sential.” Asked whether further food con- trol was desirable. Hoover replied: “In those necessary commodities where there +?) . ™ & . 1444ki€, sie priority f State must take some ion fer the protection of its peo- pie. A price of 15 or 16 cents would stimulate production all that it can Stimulated. Any price bevrond that adds nofhing:to productivity. It is true that the best control of distri- bution is price, but we have reached a ‘erame in the world that goes be- yond that conception.” Per Capital Consumption Increased Hoover estimated that the per cap- ita, consumption of sugar in the “‘nited States had increased from 72 pounds in the iast trol to $4 pounds. He attributed the increase to larger prosperity of the country and the growing use of soft drinks under prohibition Hioover declined to be drawn into a detailed discussion of Palmer's course in Louisiana or of its probable effect the market. “On a legal- basis." he said, “the Attorner- ‘;,enerai may have been correct at every ster My only criticism is that the matter was not put on a commer- il basis. Prices never were fixed mortal man and br Government of jail They are only fixed y control of supply and demand. and the actual] business processes of purchase and He ventured lhe the on et) . fear ania the opinion that fixing of a price in Louisiana the stamp of anticipation in the Cu- ban mind.”” but reiterated that the market price today is reflecting the world situation. plus speculation. “The world wtll be two or three years in recovering normal sugar production.” Hoover said. “Produc- tion is circumscribed by the rolume of labor available Again, there is the the complex factor of Europe's buy-. ing power, which may increase steadily. I eannot see anything else than a shortage for at least two years to reef 6C6Ff ; real ~afe, \ wr COPY aad tat *RS4%° TOD) ‘ate stemacna. ther tiesoid a = =? +e@ ide could do during the sion (on a motion by , France, Signor Titton! like to emphasize that. ‘investigate is an actua] and visible . year of food con- | “put | i'which ts expected to take plate? feounctl SC BS "RIPTION TINTON, IT? -SENATOR LEAGUE COUNE Body to Consider 4 Wilson to Convoke Asembly of League } Fall. By the Aesociated Pre ROME. May "it -—The aren ef the council of the of Nations at the ministe the colonies yesterday acternoon a Leon Be met > the Italian Senate, was elected ident and delivered the im speech. Thirty-six States were rep Regret was expressed that a @ of the United States was not ent fa The counci! discussed the ability of sending a commission the situation in B® Permanent commissions to study | question of armaments, to deal procedure connected with tion of treaties and one to make af rangements prisoners in upon. International finance was di in a general war. hope being © for the repatriation Siberia were pressed that the coming meeting @ Brussels of financial experts the various countries would be cessful in regulating the rates of change Italy's delegation suggested to be followed for the admission @ former enemy states into the but no action wae taken. Private sittings were helé@ terday and others will take today to carry forward the liminary business. The first sitting of the council] will take this evening. At it étecuaston of the internal ad tration of the council. Internat questions will be held over next Wednesday, when a pubiie. ting will be held in the capital 4 which King Victor Emmanwel formally receive the members of@ counch. Later he will ente them at dinner. On May 18 Cabinet will give a luncheon In or of the delegates. Among the more in tions which will n portant . come up for , cussion will be that of inviting ident Wilson to convoke the first sembiy .of the League of Nat the- autumn. According to the Tribuna, of the League of Nat decided yesterday to reply te Tchitcherin, Russian Bolshevik eign Minister, that the Leaguese¢ mission must be received in unconditionally. This was is swer to a Moscow wireless of May 9%, saying tn view of the that certain members of the of Nations were eae ¥ Sups ; Poland and the /Ukraine, the @ tral could for mi reasons, admit into Russia any gation which included rep tives of those nations, although Soviet supported the principles the l@ague's decision to send an Sovier not, vestigation delegation to Russia — m+ . president: of there will § tember ON SALE bes By Mail 50 Cents Post- Dispatch: Met ner ren . . are - The dere We have 10 000 ‘eet! ™ your drugg'st and be sure to _ Grey's s @ weet Powders t r Chilérem, . 7+ & ss 8 and O OUre Member Audctt Bureas | ef cil THE ASSOCIATED ie earls MEMBER OF The Asacciate! Pree f rPATSES ADVAN eptti Joeme I. 4 March 3 1 eo cme “Walon. Conte 4 in ~ the 4 of unit«. seid al i | gece Would VY EXPAN! 1913-191 the Ace ata? Pres CASH! NGTON, Dretary Daniels toda _ Admiral Sims” char, | Depart ment lacked wise was unprepare chars ¢ Was “unints | _ he told the : Fa | apa other members | Board had proven - ynfounded. Fi Daniels described (erganization and ¢t Genera i Board to : years before the wa | engaged in preparir © plane fo: naval batt Admiral Dewey ‘ P ettuation from tne \E ppean war and bes forwarded : at ) tations oecessary to ' ment in readiness f —gaid, which was if proved by hin Th / ment followed the I er as ¢ ‘ongres: would permit.” Dan! me Declaring that s Beeving no first han ' the navy's part in the | “attempted to show 1 ) far as 1915. that the War fatied in prepara ©" Secretary and Congr A ‘lew their advices in : Daniels reviewed a! )Mministration and -h » tons to C ongress fro didentaliv. he told that when he asstun feund the navy unde bead “fallen back Mates. which had «a ond place among » . Gropped back t Increased m I “Getween March. 1916. the nat wm personnel. materia | More than in any sim » tm our historr | * sald 4 The pre-war attitu | States ‘towards pre | shown by President 1 | @age to Congress In that “it does not see - #ary that the pavy ! immediate beyond the Dan! and Pres erease. Roose. «': - hoth forced to take f? @4@ toward naval bu | pinion. the witne ‘that President Wh P¥ance of sublic by /SPenscred the bull 7 196. 4 Rear Admira! Sim: “ean destrorer crew them by leaving the tembats w' ith subs | British Admiralty, S pteld the committee » Phe known that ‘An Were not rev. iewing t? (Of battles between A Pand I"-beats, he wou the Admiral to the Secretary said © Amiralty reports -@redit to the America (Abr Admiral Sims. I though the Brifieh + Y conciusivte pre eredit for the sinkis : - rine in the cese of a1 mel. While using a lew ard im the case of Hr 4 . (ave Credit fo Out of *56 stacks American vessels I the United Btates ft SOMy 24 succesful » Which were iisted as y Camaged.” «aid #« a Only one cass ra v tinking of a t-1 Sa American shin. this 7 rover Fanning ww! 3 Buty and captured 1 / “tn explaining +! Were given SUsN ruias * States that ; ittakabie ereeck “ follewinrg ean feally impe=ib Mire the “That pr Rot abreasdeys(ait Veate] Ware creche rine in «hewn . the Britieh Ad p= Cas%es ag knewn + TION IN EA CAR WAGE listiratice ef the ap ef the Ba Co. tor higher « las falled bee or? accept the p the third man ned ' bourd of arbitrs t MeMahow io fer reer) Leone
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ea Press. ay 16.--The fifth gees. council of the League het at the ministry of esterday afternoon and 1 by Leon Bourgeois, rr Titton!, president of mate, was elected pres- severed the inaugural Tees were represented. cpressed that a delegate i States was not pres. 41 discussed the advig- ding a commission to he situation in Ruasia. mmissions to study the rmaments, to deal with mnected with registra- '’s and one to make ar- for the repatriation of Siberia were decided al finance was discussed way, hope being ex- the coming meeting at financial experts from ountries would be suc- Ulating the rates of ex- pgation suggested rules d for the admission of f states into the league. Waa taken. tings were held yes- thers will take place rry forward the pre- ness. The first public council will take place At it there will be the internal adminis- council, International l be held over until lay, when a public set- held in the capital at Victor Emmanuel will ive the members of the ter he will entertain ner. On May 18 the ‘ive a luncheon in hon- erates. more inmiportant ques- will come up for dia- e that of inviting Pres- io convoke the first as- ie League of Nations, noted to take place in to the Tribuna, the @ League of Nations rday to reply to M. Russian Bolshevik For- that the League's com- be received in Russia ly. This was in an- scow wireless dispatch ing in view of the fact nembers of the League ‘re mctively supporting he iUkraine, the Cen- puld not, for military t into Russia any dele- included representa- nations, althouch the ted the principles of ecision to send an in- legation to Russia. and don't tract » wat, gh have Aymptome s will find ayuick relief in boost A es for Chil- . ard remedy for 30 years. . te give and cniléren like leanee the stomach, k up eo! 1 ASSOCIATED PRESS Preee is : ° republicat to it of it i, 1 ite are als a postal oraier. ox “Daniels described ST.LOUIS PuSi-uIsPATCH SATLIEDAY = KVENING, — MAY 15, 1920. ST. LOUIS POST : DISPATCH ANIELS REFUTES SIMS’ CHARGES OF PREPAREDNESS Plans Dewey Sub- mitted in 1915 Were Put ’ Through as Far as Con- gress Would Permit. VY EXPANDED IN 1913-1916 PERIOD Public Opinion Com- _ pelled Roosevelt and Taft to Favor Standstill Polli- ~cy for Department. ah ve Bethe Asanriated Pross | WASHINGTON, Daniels today attac jral Mims’ charge tha! ment lacked plans and other- was unprepared for ge was “vuninfermed " he told the Senate. imony of Eiear Admiral other members of the had proven such Ma\ lo ked Rear the Navy “eC - wa)! The and lle Badger wal said (seneral etatements detail the of the in tion and operation 1 Board to show that for before the war the board was i in prepering and revising for naval battle the Atlan- Admiira studied th. mation from outbreak of the ‘opean ‘war March, 1915, forwarded a statement of prepa- na mecessary to put the Depart- t in readiness for war, Danidts which was immediately, uap- a by him. The Navy Depari- followed the Dewey outline as a* Congress’ appropriations w ld permit,’ Daniels declared. ’ Declaring that severul witnessea Wing no first hand knowledge of pnavy's part in the world war” had mpted to show by going back as @s 1913, that the navw before the failed in preparation because the tary and Congress did not fo!- their advices in 1915 and 1914,’ lela reviewed at length his ad- ration and hits reconimenda- to Congress froin 19138 on. In- Mally. he told the committee when he assumed his post he the na\y under President Taft “falien back’ as the United , which had advanced to #sec- place among naval powers in wer, Cropped beck to third in 1911.- - Inereased im Ffficiency. | “Between March, 1918, and Sep- te’ . 1916, the navy was increased Personnel, material and efficiency fore than in any similar place period r history.’’ said the Secretary. ) The pre-war attitude of the United towards preparedness was by President Roosevelt's mes- to Congress in 1905. declaring “it does not seem to me neces- that the navy should—at least the immediate future—be §in- i beyond the present numbe: Units.” said Daniels. President Osevelt and President Taft were forced to take the positions they # toward naval building by public nm, the witness said, adding President Wilson was in ad- of public opinion when he ed the building program of in 1 Dewev tie and had in > Admira! Sims robbed ‘Ameri- @estrover crews of credit dune by leaving the investigation of “2 with submarines to the Admiralty, Secretary Daniels the committee vesterday. Had that American officers ® hot reviewing the circumstances les between American veesels | U-boats, he would have ordered | Admiral to adopt that course, | etary said. ty reports and awards of Ktothe Americans were accept- Fy Admiral Sims, Daniels said, al- | m the British demanded abso- ¥ conclusive proof before giving for the sinking of a subma- Sie the case of an American ves- While using a less rigorous stand- the case of British ships. Gave Credit for Only 24. of 2756 attacks on submarines AMerican vessels, the British gave v ted States forces credit for (34 successful attacks. most of | Were listed as “possibly siight- ed,” said Secretary Danielr. y One case waa full credit for ing of a T-boat given an h ship. this being the De- Panning. which sunk = the Pand captured the crew. . explaining why so few cred- given for known rinking*. mary compiled by) Admiral! es that ‘unless prisoners or yle wreckage were ob- following an attack, it was Y impossible to definitely feune the reeults" said Dan- "That prisoners or wreckage absolutely required before Was credited with sinking a is *hown bv the reports | British Admiralty records as knewn sunk.” a ee IN EAST SIDE WAGE DISPUTE FAILS » of the demands of the . the Bast St. Louis Rall- “$e r higher wages and shorter ia failed because neither siie iccept the proffer of the other Mw than needed to complete | of arbitration. Nationa? it MeMahou of Detroit will of the strike vote of the Yesterday morning. » will prek, his . as Dial “~ ~ 0 as «- Ne ‘sands of the nation’s dead. ean or will be placed.” in- return President’s By of in this national elsewhere.” the “are most or OD the and to ‘ ‘a b ital the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, May 15. HE dedication of the Nat- 1 tional Memorial at Ar- lington closes and com- mits to history a great episode in the making of the nation.” President Wilson said in a mes- sage read at the dedication eer- emonies today bv Secretary War Baker. “Gathered cemetery, and President sxnid. the men who fought out the constitutional questions insol- uble by other processes end pow the Government has vet this great and beautiful building to stand like a sentinel banks of the Potomac view for all time the the rennited nation or “Time has thrown ing influence over the versy. Time has eliminated the oitterness which that contro- versy arousea, but time ias on) served to mugnify the hero: Valor of the Captains vem men who fought the great figh As the nation arose, as oar it found itself blessed with a tradition. In these later that tradition h nerved arms of millions of Americuns Ssorten- its contro- rrr » = . days, 28 th e Message, Read at Arlington Dedication to vindicate upon foreign fields of battle the prin- ciples of political liberty. Who shall say whence the strengt)i came of these matchless men’ From every corner of oor great country thev came with one thought That of devotion to the pure purpose for which their country called them. They lived among our allies and faced foe soldiers trom the New Worl should conscious of their strength,confdient of their cause, alike and un- ‘onquerable, to think that in our : un een, but potent, he- side them the dead, the ot iginalis rescued America from the political tvrannies 0! the Old World and dedicated and kept her free and “) cannot attend he eor mony of this dedication, but my heart is the with my fel- low countrvmen everywhere I Join in gre of the Virtues which § this commemorat and thanks aae convention ing nationa] comm down their delegations to the author- n their way today to ived number. are In at least six states, here show. extra delegates have heen chosen with fractional votes assigned to them. “No more than $84 delegate seats said Ti. W. of the Convention Committee. “National committee- men hare been informed that the state delegations must decide within their own ranks who will occupy the state's eeats. DOCTOR'S WIFE DIES SUDDENLY ; POISON MISSING FROM HIS CASE Glace With Traces — White Powder in tt At Her Bedside—Had Been tn Sanitarium. Lr. Arthur J. Hammer@jein of 2437 Lemp avenue, at 1 p. m. vestercay, found his wife. Mrs... Amelia Ilam merstein, 36 years old, tn her bed- room unconscipus. She died within an hour. Besifie the bed was a glass, -In which there were traces of a white powiler. Later. Dr. Hammerstein discov ered that a tube containing strevhuine sulphate was uiissing from his pri- vate dispensary. Tie enfd that his wife had suffered from extreme nervousness and that for two monihs prior to a week ase she had been a patient in the Glenwoot Santtariun ‘. Loule County, but that upon her home she had seemed much improved. An inquest gue held. : records Tianleyv, secretary _— lineton National Was first usé¢d when sonallv wi ‘‘emeters President Lincoln itnessed the burial there of 12 soldiers who died in the hospital on the Arlington abandoned by Gen. Robert E amily a't the weginning of the ¢ War and bought by the United States at a tax fuie for hospital purposes Late the Government paid the heirs $1c Soldiers’ Home Cemeters ‘ led and Quartermaster -(rener- al Meigs, with President Lincoln's consent, ordered soldiers buriec in Arlineton. That was the becinning if Arlingto Nat h has ome one of the sh natiou s estate Lee's *,; ' ivii L.we uf no. thie ionna) i‘eqnete be rines . . '* Sta Clie? Meee Sra lial Replaces Smatier Amphitheater. little vine-clad ampli theater served for cerenionies on memorial davs. when the President of the United. States usually was the orator. but the gatherings vutgrew this and the Grand Army of the Re- public 1§ eo began a move- snent for the memorial amphitheate Authorization fo! construction Wes given by tCongress fe and commission ry out the plan tars War. wl con mission, Na’ v, the commission of illliott Woods, superintende: the United States ‘t‘apitol building and grounds; John MeL lro. representing t) e Army of the Republic: Fred representing thea Tnited (‘ontederate Veterans and (harles A" Newton. represen ing the Spanish Wat The Arlington Memorial is said to be the kind = in the memoria.- . }] [or years a vears azo } veTrai ears hea In tiié ase roul bx- > | totaled Sules at ernationa!l I } ? auction sa2ie Today change £500,000. bringing the aggregate for the first week of the sale £6.000,- The 245.000) ermine to principal offer toda: which $4.95 a skin. and a few oud. ring brougn* "400 fo. as nrice of of \\ his nh Ss lel | | me aeciine . ‘ sin .* 1aaTi,. ront_ine hebruary., . } *“** yer cent iowe ermine is Le ‘s sales were mainly fur. rer per cent less than in ‘sterday in racy» O00 Yesterday peits eb- were coon, ¢ taple ana sold at 30 Truary. *g50.000 Missouri Sout hal > | j otal AiCS Ve Arkansas and the South- ern and hwestern States furnish the principal supply of raccoon pelits country. and the fur is in importance among iv) this and proper, pur- used in this . i. hd ; LOW eC = Frow fli- Thon is ne ary for this shooting lowe tnken to tiaryvy on the robwperv wy tlis “ears, tinie o Special now L part tiary svsten MISS ROSA HESSE RE-ELECTED Heads the Grade A% ted ] “CL creased senrence Wi for five uced two — AY bul it was red \ears 1y\ é ravr Food im? and hy\ ‘Miss our ‘peniten- Again Teachers’ hool). e.* " . lenuchenrs worke! salari re-election Ww plause., tiddick (serait Sohe Patrick He holland the Denlain Bake Sy of hool. Tires tors members , > . > prie ~~) ) Killed by Taxi at Urbana. CHIAMPAGNE. Il May 15.— Williatn Woodwas! of # Ky instantly killed in this bv crossing street ‘Xington was ("rban: morning when the MEN’S $30 Bonght from the Swellest the West Pivedt. Palm Beach Suits*4 Buy ‘Kem New—toing tp. CHEAPER N OVERALLS MIEN’S TROUSERS. .$2 RAINCOATS . .$3 SACK COATS. .$2 oven Co! 3837 Delmar a. POMPEIAN OLIVE OIL Sold Eveyywhere - SUITS °7] Tlemee in lich are, 95.000» t , being . the head the . « (@is will come high this fall gO- | Buch Boad REPLACEMENT VALUE NO FACTOR PRICES OF WOMEN’S GARMENTS WILL BE HIGHER NEXT FALL Clothing Manufacturers at Meet- ing Adopt Styles Calling for Longer Skirts and Coats. the Assoc'ated CLEVELAND, Maw 15 The semi-annual meting of the Nationa! ‘loak, Suit and Skirt Mar Association the adoption Stvle Committee and winter xa and coats, ut lines, ji report, BY Press q).. hufacturers’ ad jour ned wit h of the women's fall L.onuger skirts slim straight recommended in the Prices of women's ments will nuch higher next ‘The nobby,. sport coats contunue to be good style They made of soft wodlen mate: Various convertible 7 airs toda’ of the report for .nientTs. to give ety): gar tall. will wil! ials in he sport, ie olors with co)- There is a variety of models in belted coats with many new effects achieved by panels, pleats and nove! cuts, terminating in pockets These coats follow straight with me- diumn-sized sleeves having a be'tl-shaped cuff Collars new lines roan’ show a ze: newness large and draped high about and face When worn open some of them reach to the elbow. The monotony of even botto: the clever use codets or will he and withont suggestion ofa flare. with «on nation to at In trimmings, stitching. braid he next i. ave lie ns W il} be broken By of scal- panels, points. \lisses' belted ions, stijits back even the ine hi- loose front tape! the }t1) bottorn enibroidery, cording piping. and used exteusively. fall will meh Printg of «‘leveland. chairman the (‘onimittes (‘ost of la and materials are se high that even the conservative moa buttons will “Prices " said M of bor he higher, Style STOCK DIVIDENDS TAX FOR SOLDIER RELIEF REJECTED Legislation Lailxs of Adoption Hlonse Ways and Means Commit- tee by 7-to-7 Vote. 280. ated a in e -& WASTIINGTON. stock di ithe proposed soldier was rejected today members of th . sat Ma’ ls aX vidends to raise relief legis'ation the Repub- Wavs and le defea! Toca. .1. te .2 soldier on money for hy an Means Comniittee T) iif came bill the ine relief upon finally » who expect to end of the measure today. chem that specifving bonus parments should ith the maximun being fixed at $500 eorresponding value of thi of the cash honus being $625 \nother provided that women nary clerks. who abroad during the war. would receive the benefits of the bill. Two hundred women. it would affected Opposition the cash tinued to be expressed bv a m of the Republican committe who the Democrats they be in iso were agreed ublicans, their Ar ong was that e710 cash be ouarteriv WV bonus to vith the options Timited to anyone served was estimated, he io honue econ. inority ere Ty said that wit holding similar vi able to block the Support of this prov eer. that the the Hlouse next might a ie %. 297 Dills committee ere ision norr.- bill would Wed) uesday's 1 Cam . Advo ‘in acserted he reported to lav following T of the American the legislation planned of es > 4 " ™ foe) , By of cates of here brecutive Nees the Legion, force Con. eiferation ihe bhille in the House. May “1 PRESIDENT RECEIVES ENVOYS OF JAPAN AND POLAND -“_- —-- — Prince tsbewsbratl Surprised to Pind Mr. Wilson So Well Posted on Current LTvents. She the A WASHINGTON, Shidehara, ths and Frince (¢‘asimi: the Polis) Minister, call Vhite Hlouse today credent offici and were in his studp Prince , ™ tna ! > ! een : 4 P+ nee \Ia \ In paine yiia? 4 - ? fey ance loshua the ti" wae Lfis which defe ve >) av Bundy s Pppew i? and he 5a 000 qd clared ih plotting eh led to wae iy? egra onut- ng ot and pre ted the than 34 negrocs repeated hie defense more than 10 mi the shooting occurred that he would rather be prison knowing th race was of his inne than fo unfair means ‘wo ipits riot los lives he was ‘ae when and added int at his onfident ence at liberty ty Armong others whe were .! Ribbe ago Deferder, bial T Vernon of Memphis and W Bundy s a Bund. en an ovatior andl statenment« favor were ©! Aa hout CLINGS TO TRESTLE WITH WIFE IN ONE ARM TO ESCAPE TRAIN Woman Hit on Head by Last Car, bat Husband Wolds Her Tatil Help Arrives. 7 « Aewoc'ated Freer PEORIA. 1, May 16 by a train on the © & Q. bridge here vesterday \VYorkman. a miner. grasped hi« wife around and swung to the freatie As the frain thundered the w'fe raised her * and waa struc! car lt ts her skull is fractul hie arm: WTranpe: girder managed to nended for #vevers) spoke editor of On-e'eac' fhiyes2ion Trerne: was fi > , hia en*htre) er ° 1 PL "“ ere presser ~Trapped rallroad late coal’ the watlet below yr overhead head above the hy the Inst ralt peheved “ec Workman ound a smal held hi« minu ey until help arrived. ~ wife #us8 Charlies ' crease 45,056, | robbery K. A. Victoria a BOY HIT BY CAR DIES | Medinet Right-of-Way —(rew Arrested. ee ‘DETROIT SUBURB POPULATION GAIN | 1266 PER CENT ee es Highland Park, Nearby, Gains 1031 Per Cent. the Associated Presse WASTIINGTON, Mas - Popu- lation statistics announced todas clude: (famtramck. BR 13. in Abraham Thepe: 145% Hamilton uel Theper. died at pital juries suffered at 6:30 p. m.. run over by eastbound Mich., 5 or 1266.0 per Highland Park, Mich... 46.5 crease 42.4739. or 10318 per Hiamtramck and Highland are suburbs of Detroit.) Flamtrame!) Township, (County, Mich... 49.287. increase loo, or 592.0 per cei Lecorse Township. Mich... 233,911. increase 145.8 per cent. tichmond, Kv 5.3 per cent. Kalispell. Mont 40°, or 7.2 per cent Wvrandotte, Mich., t2 4565, or 55.1 per cent. Valtham, Mass... 20.891; 5057, or 11.0 per cent. ‘fPpunmore, Pa. 20,256: -630, Or 15.0 per cent. Carbondale, Pa., 18.640; 16600. or 9.4 per cent. Beaver Falis, Pa... 12.802; 611, or 5.0 per cent. OLS cen! 9°. in- St. Luke’s« 7 in cent, Park ay Wavne © feet ese: of the Cloodfellow att 4,” ‘Tossing The ber (abanne Branch when Library, en he ran Wayne County 13.51%. or bouelvard from 5622: >. stepping behind © westbound atte) the mcrense “sy or 5147; decrease path of an eastbound ca $51 ’ Increase toward the end of the car Wak tinconsciouus Menjamin Corte avenhe motorman. ffouston 61L27A conductor: were rear Increase increase Rartmer iInerease increase appearance at the Inquest Corte told the police he used West (Chester. Pu. b1.<c17:; /vailable means to stop his car crease 50, or 0.4 per cent he Old Forge, Pa., 12,237: ‘rease 913, $.1 per cent de. the bo. The boy, he deciared, the path of the car -uw too shor! or direetiv ty Hanitramck and Highland Park Re- fused to Be Anneved. DRTROIT, Mien., May 15.---uUam Tramck and Highland. Park, which. according to the census figures an- nounced today. show gains in the last 10 vears in excess of 1000 pe cent are communities within the corporate area of Detroit. that have successfuilv withstood efforts to an nex them. Iiflamtframck is Vilage. and tion 25569 Village in 1910. 4120 The growth of both is directly at- tributable to the automobile try Express Company. Morris fivwman of 1410 "908 Sheridan by a jurv to vesterda, larcens hours three days. man of acauitted Io) chargs deliberated which iruatiert Judge incorporated a (91° had a popnila llighland Park. had a popnilation iis . . he Court of grand three lasted rien June it? of as a of , trial The brothers conser «et 14, iIndus- pe oe vrarm™ a § vears olf"“of avenue, son of Sa at 7 p. m. yesterday fron; Jet when iHodia- mont car on the right-of-way abow Was On hie Wav to te L nion the north to the south side of the week. | . ear it had passed and direcUY An The front trucks passed over the boy @ad his body was found wedged half way He 5756A Kennertly and William. F. avenue. arrested after the” bov's death and gave bond for thelr iv Oe all, when but the distance val var HYMAN BROTHERS ACQUITTED. .. OF GRAND LARCENY CHARGE Were Accused of Stealing $3500 ti Shoes and Dry Goods From aa. iad (ilasgow. . avenue and his brother. Isidore Hf , aventic, Wwe Tay-- afternoon of°a2o The fury” after @ ose ee charged that thee 1919. stole 1% containing 43° boxes of shoep ~ and two eases containing cotton’ Wa- — = oe POLICEMAN WHO “BANKED" DICE GAME DISMISSED FROM FORCE Probationary ae Mitchell Ousted by Board on Testimony of Gambling Squad Chief, Patrolnian William of the Carr street ‘Transfer Co ag property in wagon Ww efth street valued at $2500. and Taeas \Io " ruck by the Hrman brothers. thev at nal latmed Husiness }; obationary t Mitchell, trict, dis- were hired by police that at arded suspect in the line of duty was dropred from the Police Depart- ment vesterday for shooting crap when off duty. esti this teriale from the Neble Fxpress and 804 North Third street.- was which was stolen from” avenue.” The materiel wae« found at Festal” where it was being loaded on a They" were in the drayage a mar. who once shot and killed a/In court they testified they told the’ the man was in a saloen but that the police de ~*~ The Board of Police Comunission SOFT DAINK SALOON ROBBED ers approved his removai after hea ing a report by Lieutenant M: oon 8h of the garobling squad. who told of catching Mitabel) acting as “banker” ofa game at the home of UHBert Wheeler. 3642A Page boulevard, last Mondsyv night. The report said four United Railways couductors were in the game and cash tokens made up the siake the table Mitchell had Mav 16, \ fut he ana while piirsuine Armed (houteau Avenue Place. armed men establiehnrernt Two we entered drink ovich and ordered nine hands and fine of the D» wr vVvesterda. proprietor and throw wp their tgainst the wall and cat of $9 $0 or : ep? ’ aT’ of get (ne The been a 191% Om shot probat innaryv “flurry tu, tloosier, te his conjpanion. searched his pockets hook The rit Sep! ‘a ed, killed fhree since that Brinkman and three suspected) of box robbery ania ifter Brinkmen had shot at him. Recause of his meri- toriceus work in the Angelica district he wus sent to a more post in the Cars district i! months ago Mitchel) was the fi and ols St. Louis to arrest a potormar ful’ Ben Jack iatter ‘aking $80 from register $114.92 making customers er women : he lin cual Car : . he ~s far hen ran «uf, effort atreet active ron ihe ¢ , his ane “Ove! gi a teleesdl eeparted free reer rites eropring the the alr ‘he “Sea Teer ry re pag ee ; cn tree oe Mmeeman itr {[‘nited Railwavyve mn for ing to ston for pasengers MRS. CON P, CURRAN DIES AFTER TWO MONTHS’ ILLNESS Wife of Head of Priuting Company succumbs at Hospital—tLeaves Seven Children. ret A (*wrran Hero of the an Merrimac : er ‘ill give Lie famous lectore ‘Sa VERIO’ and the DESTINY the VORTD ° at Unian Methodiat t hureh,. rand anit avenues, af 11 ' burch i at l’reshvteriag Acimy een \irs. N\iarwa Wife <q! (“orueline | ("nrran president and of th died at 12:15 John’s Lospital two months from it She wos veurTe oid Was married to t’o: in I8So and John E.. Philpott and Con GS ran Ji Miss Marie June urral berguecn ire Frank W ‘ire. Sol \ \ ee ee Grose and Mires. J. L wel: Nrements fort tije of heen made » (“urran roan, 57 y) Tiness of nanage? e ton ji ing ¢.90., giter «a testinal trouble “of ‘“arra Delmar 0 ihren snd the 4 Lf terry ¢’j She lea ves orn! fen. | reais fsorte. Tlerne il are ome OCEAN STEA MERS CUNARD-ANCHOR ANCHOR-DONALDSOM Passenger and Freight Services New York to Liverpoo) May New York Plymouth Cherbourg & Southampton. May New York ‘‘ Cherbourg and Southampton May May May Vauban Royal George Mauretania Caronia Columbia j K. A. Victoria Sassandra {talia Vestris Saturnia Imperator Pannonia Royal George Caronia Columbia New York Piymouth, Cherbourg aud London New York Londonderry and Glasgow New York Queenstown and Liverpoo). Portiand. Me. Glasgow “se New York New York Portiand, Me New York New York New York New York New York New York New York Portiand. Me. ‘* New York ‘’ For later railings apply to 1°S Olive Street. Pov’ Diseatch Bidg.. St. Louls Dubrovnik and Trieste Liverpoo! Glasgo® Cherbourg and Southampton Patras, Dubrovntk and Trieste Piymouth, Cherbourg & Southampton Plymouth and Cherbourg Londonderry and Glasgow Queeystown and Liverpool CherBourg and Southampton Glasgow Cherbourg and Southampton Mauretania Casrandra Imperator HEMMEL MANN. SPACKLE wheat FTA COR SN Seventh and Men Obtain $130 at ** the soft of Tony Jovan °700 Chouteau avenue, at 8:30 the: customers ta” ine’ mer ithe «rowd eovered while he re?” and Jovanov lett” . From $50 ant robberd’ & to” CAPT. RICHMOND P. HOBSON "; Jovanovich | revolver after they had the aftr ; eal For Real Estate Loans “7 Building Loans, See : ire Oh ER ORE ee CE a A Ee Lm ees Pn i in en ee it ee ae a ee SOO ee ly GP: ~~ a” angry
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OE re ee a ee ee without knowing ld be one—and know how. LY. Dutton «& PITAL,” a brass- day finance, that everybody who Bverdict of (rank the 'traordinary ng. Write, visit or "public must ment i Valley Co. urth and Pine 5 to 6:70 P. M. Striking combination of dexterity and Seewength for a clinching proof of lit- national dress of the women of Of “The Sunken Bell,” “The Three — i. eta ad °, ie ae ; rs % genius. Like a toreador Ibanez Spain, but the robe of office, as it Heron's Plumes,” and “The Blue "i's es vm, loader bs Rag SS can | ts through the arena of polite were, of that Spanish congener of Bird.” Consequently his thesis sounds oh “ws 8 ag cnt act “ ) fers, challenging attention with the the Greek hetaira and East Indian YerTy crude that “the hero is) | eal " nh ao tihekions her ned lung-power not, alas, of vesya. Simply the personification of hu- esate es aipielinds h ts nol Beneath the glitter of his surface ex- plamed in the Bienes viel “ _ the temptation to supply the lacking In the second part of the nove ee . eellences 1 miss the steady, substan- fixed to the volume bv t} re : cae »**moral”’ by borrowing the one ap | riano appears greatls transfo) ed tial shine of real gold. Indubitably during the recent viait ‘. ro Tyme pended to the chapter on Paris, in | External chang: “, in habits and ap ’ he in a writer of uncommon ability, try. Oo RRS acc pads We oi oe ("ol. % I? Streamer'’s “Baby Bacde- | pearance. betoke his gradua , a iy eee ad ay | eminently manly art he contrives to occasions—the central figure in OClogic, and verges on the macabre: of ann mgt i gr une : on pene Paget a » Bnock you down, and with your con-, many Spanish genre pictures, be- the weaker triumphing in death over eri a hard enasgaeas Ad yor 1 ute * ry petiousnees Suspended you are left side Goya's. Carmen, in Prosper the stronger. This motive is compli- | = hag 1 i Beeches Yr eens lan foes _ without @ critical discernment of the Merimee’s story (on Which Bizet's Cated with the ancient theme of ag ie nt se 3 a aD oie" nips thing that hit you, s0 that you are famous opera is founded). is the man’s fickle chase after a happiness “aye ten ag | Boss ages tm Le] a apt to refer the indisputable effect to classic projection of the type on the that is completely in his grasp. Upon pod a ria os statis? _ aire ial p Wrong Cause, and to mistake that modern stage. The traditional Car- this theme the Spaniard has refined his Ste, instal Setntearate . *4 i »~ seen . ae * Ge") ‘ee =~ Bm An Underselling Feature for Monday —In the Downstairs Store 3675 New Tub Dresses At Savings That Are Most Pronounced—TI hree Groups $4 .85 36 to 44 and Extra Sizes 46 to 52 made it yourself, and the materials are , This is the greatest saving opportunity in new Tub Dresses of the entire year, and we advise that you secure your entire Summer supply of these excellent Tub Dresses. Women's Kimonos + of Crepe or Challis .98 re at *)* | | ae HE superfine Crepe Kimonos are in semi-fitted styles with { loose belt and may be had in gray, Copen., pink, lavender and light } blue. Some are of bordered ma- terial. Sizes 38 to 44. The Challis Kimonos in two dif- ferent styles—one has a large sailor U collar and elastic belt and is ribbon trimmed; the other is semi-fitted, rib- bon trimming. . Pink, lavender, gray and light blue. Sizes 38 to 44. (Second Floor.) sewn $7) 85 —_ - - _ ee am «4 The trimmings consist of pique collars, em- broidered edge, chambray collars and cuffs, pearl buttons, yokes and belts. In the various groups are the much-wanted straightline as well as the fitted-in-at-the-waist styles. Every Dress is cut full and finished with deep hem. ; (Downstairs Store.) ont al iy SS a * eS . f \ - -—e & me « —~ @ . m4 _& eee ee ae preg PB 4 ¥ — ee ow a a rere ace 4 = wag. “ ee he ee ee ee ee “Hine. tr “ee eee wee ee & : fA ec a a “oe ‘on + 2 SOO BOHR ee eee neon 20 4 ee ease a ee Se ie ee a lies a ee * es EL OI SLE TCI Se OE ts te Rt ET TS HN Sl te sabe snasit Raa eect el ed ee ee ee eee ee y pet aie ied en alata tehsil inden an. a
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 15, 1920. | ST LOUIS POST-DISE . - When It Comes to Extra Innings, Those Trolley Dodgers Are an Extra-ordinary Tean BROOKLYN SCORES NATIONALS POUND Zoeller Tosses Gerald Murchison aa and er FOUR TALES OFF "=". SUTHORONFORTRO ‘Championship ManicpalEvents In Special Match INOOBSIN SECOND = INOPENING ROUND easier Tigers a Victory 2-0. $i" WER tae oP ee de ed ' Baseball Scores - ee PP At et aap Brother of New York A. C. Star American Golfers Will Oppose Captures 50-Yard Dash and Duncan and Mitchell June 8-Pound Shotput. | ae N December we tad ror pennants we mar _, Lincoln Ce Leading Role Women Stars W Griffith's Batters Rap Burke's Righthander Safely Five Phage mesengiy +.» Times—Courtney Opposes © re Tere TICOry |letes, ranging Browns in First Tilt. / fe er Sterqay att n : ails: ana fiete game nicipal Athietic Ampsociatico Superbes Bunch Hits With Two Errors by Cardinals —Mamaux Hurls for Rob- inson—7000 Fans Out. WASHINGTON ~OME. HIT. cee wan 4) ee Cardinal Slugger, With .414, T named Ruth, Near Top, but Beiow r arkably hard-hitting yout a day in §:. Paul, ag ” See: lie walloped the bal) a I a a A i, A I i ty 4{ rem iine afternoor The garmes LEAGUE AMOOKTLIS AT ST. bat tm 1400 TO 00 CAMMISN VIS 2000 2000 into three ¢ TI0Ms&, for 41,4) — af cluding ga? w eines this rate Babe would score 3% ) commana oe of Cleyeland shot t a me the American 9g : wares wun a 7 7 neon AG, | = ee et ! tis] pen © é‘ : batters ith an average of .414% : St BPR aE cy ae a ND €) points rald rrehs praggy 0 pony ts edicege Pi yap eo) Ew yh anche cuired in 20 games. The @} ) ) 4 | Beamer: vom. 9 wn ca lace ove 0 th : hbaseinan connected with 89 hm is Nora O' Moor total of 35 bases. Joe Jacheg “out, is an exact do Chicago. is right behind ~ a sine. This resembi with a marker of .397 64 ; girls causes Miss M. the same number of games. Jes paped and to have ot! however, made 31 hits fora a pyentures. of 45 being at bat 78 tim Pramatic Trian his rivals 70 ' The week's attract Bobbie Roth, of W ashingtonal fied Roval will be af howing. the way to the bage “Rex.” with Louise with nine thefts Ty Cobh, Yeading roie. This is vered his ef @ramatic intemsits the Detroit -enne Renault. a coqu i8 hits for an Part of “vamping”™ to Other leading por. a young country 381; W \the lesson so well tf (“hicage, J Adrienne's husband. 342; H '~ Constance Talmadg Louisa, ) Expert” will be the a pane Grand Central. ‘was written by Johr anita loos, In the « talie Talmadge, you EiGenstance _ The exteriors were “Beach at the height -end many prominen fot in the mov i tetance has one | @eb” roles which is | ft her Sine talents fo interpretat! lon. Zane Grey Story | “Desert Gold, a Zi “i pictures, with an Seast will be the attr: | Liberty, beginning tor Piincolin has the Ia ' “Fighting Dick” G Coxen impersonates s e@avalry officer ane | Rojas. the bandit chi ' Walter Long. who its title as the “worest-ha 7-—_—_——— . PHOTO PLAY T ” Leadin 7! ore imMmngy Ar . fan . a ; gut WiTLI say SO. Johnston front ame \ nliaYy the 132 Qualifying A murder ts com: fick in reading a izes many of t wers described by t ‘Play ee Different me? ; hon a A eee o QUICK WORK. g HkReE Was 4a nal ee" Slur? pore | iy bases ‘ja! Wi lhiteme miftung Cre le 49T) “T louis i9~] | timc three-cornered Cheptileien i" intl ” Bilikit '‘Dveae New York rs : Wee ington A S22 TA 6into fast dou NOW Ne ‘ hiarria to Judge linteiplie WASHINGTON Detroit out , fie iudge w ian flied te Will rteailng, Bevereid to KUNE iff] OT OWASSO ATi but have game the hin the ne . , across the piate fjerber not #SSarTry AMBRIDGI Mass... Ma i 7 Pd cy : ; aie s tri . team Secoring in eaci _ Jackson Fails to —-*"' 2° team. scoring in cach 3 ne} annual meet toca, “i rr ; — . = icee ‘ re Knock OutDundee , a in additi : was ‘A@*y, to OWNS Austin singled 1 ab a2? 1, Performances were mediocre r a :, bBo. & : last shovel full went int th uUr- three reer rin fiedieon Tied to Milan, Austin takin hi Ozcept it the high whe: yesterday morning et Oo cine ‘no'nme'i 4. 0 Deadeiphie 6 » 9 o..% 7", va? ith : } . a.¢ tories ine e (ed Feud Between Lightweights Stall wo Landon of Weinert and mined hes ‘ght, Bcor d of 6 feet 3 oN ehh ew ee Unsettled, but Ends With é gs “4 ambitious. fie wi oon pres mark for Yale-Ha Wants to serve a term in the pen ; s team mates Neale and Stock lin seed i 1 Honors Even. meets had stood at 6 feet a incieg | SSS tScyes Stem pened: White House at the same 7p ey hae pilfered fire if : her leading batters: Groh, ale oe at BALL GAME PRECEDES — (371: Burne, New York, . he ty @r 2 - he fave it ODay. Ligures that ne ' : heat. ‘Breektes 2e8 Daubert, TRIANGULAR CREW RACE anothe innati 333: Fiack. Chicage innati. 321i: Myrera, if ty) , consistency, Yesterday's Results. SATIONAL LEAGLE. “srdinaie 175. Pivreckiva & 114 hinge bee tterlee ‘aueghin and Li hupefer ihe ‘ines afd Mi lher f Philadelphia and ago are tied for hem has whacked @miy Williams oping that the wind wil rteon of 7} » the shorn lamlh QF syn hone: Lach dua] ecore pered THIRD INNING imnati wiho has batting ere. an@ Bia i * ‘éaders this week, tga ump set a lew deive fMuethier lor me meet reco inches (.cne Debs« § t« OT at Passe . ane batter ice ious rerre.) ™ Stes is a " " oe #s ; " . , ¢ 4 oe “vos SEE .N NA ' y a Merwin otf meee eto between John deser\ Detroit &.18 Bar ON erbe, Gerber lackson is : : Wee! ‘er lee ie naeton some streak ued! , fadberrity> Ly @Pfler i.) ae oe ee anapoli« ms * ! Tomorrow's Schedule. NATIONAL LEAGUE. yn ot ‘; rey eten we hia ( s* ’ J } » * Tra \ L\c bert b ' , : oF re “> sign LO- taken he iead among the , ; : , \ 3 ; ae : A a : a AiUNnougn a4 Tianguiar atltair. ifagule Datters, He is ees = peswliul Rie into | . — . - ' ) D f : ruak * passible for niaxrere it Will be on the square for 12 games, with heme and beating “ jgclpew Of Harvard e eats Pon morsel perce graligt pus : | a acy. the Bt. Launaal Mee. throw la = Mites yournies e cha ms iiiy lms w hile ume The most popular indoor sport ner-up With .414, one point in g Sagied to left, sooring Morne), and shat COTINE Shanon Yale Track Men if the leadi: vel : t ae apt in Philadelphia at present = i« of Lebourveau of Philadelphia. eRe second on the throw bv Nees ras © a Hart e + dt re ' ner watching Jimmy Wilde knock out averages include plavers whe ~——_i out. Wardto Khoeney TW Ciel | et ty flied m. THREE Ki a Battling Murray. participated in 16 or more @ ‘ oan - SHOOND INNING , . ‘ ° ait: : peak ee SEM CONT! INNING. Kosten SEE Fea Ir I ! Final Score im Dual Athletic SOUTH AFRICA SENDING Whiihe tie Gece SE tee : — wha m : Chi ago's J if HOOKLYN—-lleod walked MW ‘ = 3 , Man, 8 the MAGNE SS oe er. ib t i) 7 ; aik Meet Was Harvard 84 1-2, TEAM The wy Ope fighter ma urn has re gistered 17 times. and ler singled to right, Mood going tv one ata amare tet Ae sci eat By “Sick TO OLYMPIC GAMES Bren third. Mamaus calied out on etriker Nao 9% ‘ior. r tie — I at = Yale 32 1-2. , Mi south Africa TOO TRUE members ‘folle Olson tapped to Jacobs and Hoo a3 . ar conceals bow ca Sy Spgs. nse 2 ee Wee run down between third anda The man oe Oe ee Saye yuneh to ut STII Ge) hemes to Mock there is nothing like wooed alcohol gen anythin Miller went to third and ieon to for making a guy cash in his chips. seit ’ eerend ov the bla Ward singled nina @ Genter, scoring Miller and Uleon eeoret when Clemons dropped ‘velay of Bmith'« throw, Ward to eerend, Jolneton walked Brith mufted a tite from Wheat, Ward and Juobnetou suoviing and Wheat went all the way to third Myers out, lavan to Fournier Poti a a a coe at Dis a a Lavan walked a. vo vtsteburg a ee _ per tee Lees . , he *T) 1} tie Memon» lined te (leon, whose throw k i w YORK, Ma te Koney doubled Lavan at first AMERICAN LEAGUE. ee ee ownerylic og , © reuc that ae Shede! batted for Jacobs and popped ¥@-.3 forced | pees — te Ward. Nib MINS matey. Heiden ant sehnces, 904 NO BUNGE owed 1% Due to color blindness, a THING INNING. Lae een, pee FOURTH INNING. me ie Rina ae people can't tell a losing scinin cise Pe BROOKLYN Mey went to tb oT osiine ee i mio WNAS lacobsor adit , ul Lhe he ri : Fale . | oe from a yellow streak PME pS a ms for the Cardinals Koney sin- | .Oth Severeid singled to left. El- man s Md im Newark, N. J RS a aaa ie A my nal ont the: 7 ae —_— : ors i ie: oars “~~ ne dee through lournier hieod lerbe threw wut ria k i vas a terrif rien. ¥ oe 1] A Chicago train robber who rifled *° °°" "** geo. Hen me pretence of , = rnehby, who cov Ing & great Stop of u« High throw a mail car of $105,000 turn agent easier = a ' io agg out, BMiock to Sethoron flied to Mil NO TKUNS Navy | Crews ravates. rified by the poliee Pee! ven. = ee for ‘Doscuall a her Mamaur etruck out | WASHINGTON rob tana = 7 ” i - : ‘ und Gv Pieen Sale : on pom “y ~ ; —_—— -—_— honors. ("Mara has seven a nice catch of Gharrity’s long fils : ah ; ‘wq race , his credit while Dressen is 1 ao Felhete A115 Beith out, (ileon to pane (courtney fanned. Judge *! ito T YANKEES MUST VACATE vith mime Le) Gainer ef Milwaa y. fieatheelic flied to Myers ; a) NO RUNS , | ‘ wanee eure | , — Ss ~ 1921 | ~— j — for the tue fied 10 Olsen NO KUNS AMERICAN LEAGUE PIPTH INNING te sr eee agg Or ves | ee ey the M sbiletse - — ey tet Washington BROWNS bets ata ee Vender It resh at ( lee. me bADD 11 ae Btn: af Step : es : | ng SRK i e Dn | New Vork 7 brut lirowte aft i \evelend « rhrow McKinley Rally r tagged Benny Valger to ered ed 0 2 Wins i in the 9th “1 A mm oP > Bilt ator “i Mm heals “et won the fret game ti Championehip rat High Beheot Pield = this bh wore 5 to 4 Bolaetife: ena Hater taon Mere the respec. pitchera MeKintley bunched hite for « two-run rally, win- ” | PulliivVads, matchmaker out in the ninth birreora by m lwalkec ‘ ihe VO ihe Future City Athletic Club. ; aahatinn asian ASHIINGTON helped. | oe, oe ee A ) ven Sites 2 | We | | ae a Mig | ry | not convenien | " hounces that he has arranged a bo x- gen ie , - Poti | rh ingled ‘ ager. *3 eo coy ; norroeyv v The. fea | ; , aoe: ee By Using Crean, Powder or Rouge, When You Can Ren These With the BLACK - and WHITE Beauty Treatment? ti Jude. ‘Int Miller, WASHINGTON roter Pt) VERTISEMENT wa TY TO HIDE thane tull wf the double. who mad: Lightweights Who Pleased Fans 8 0 ells in Local Bouts, to Meet Harrie citenindl Late in May. beth men ‘ bane rer Sothoronu Hovuted fullertve ing : scoring Da is Hace Sunday. Lal cunsiderabi ermbParrass the a\.abdlie Sites are few . ping | . Meund ‘City Barge Ports for repla , & T «at : ict Ys . ' (;harrity ovft Toda Ln? & Geddes niger of Uiant U. S. SWIM TITLES TO BE —— on raw & B% the Denamy tbefeut« RESULTS TODAY S ANTON the Cuollmeutrn, | > ate mae? atid Neh.—Nebra-«ha * rt . Stea ing Megart tepe VW eetera. ing between Benny \ ewer bat ~ tnned Rega’ of Joplin te the new bat New York and Jack Lawler of SIXTH INNING ‘‘ourthnes - (Ye RINS ‘ iis : : t 4 D ey leader of the Western League. Chrmaha cvwntest to take place RROWNS bkos ® comme 3 . am Average oF t34 riade in is : , " — Kelleher wf mt June yy ba Valees yet aN cudlvog ry: . une Joa lied} CANDLER FIGHTS ADAMS the teed in bate etemling bar * | Ate witind yn severeld flied to J TO DRAW IN 10-ROUND eiaht thefts te bie credit (other peared here Valger kno ped out WASHINGTON batterea for 12 or more #aties Hlarry Kabakoff at the Coliseum Out Juda Niile? otouted ~ LOUS BOUT At Limon, ie Plows City, 495; Dunn. lop eiving & great exhibition of left hand hounder to Cert. “me ; , wT , lu ‘ wast Drake 0 S. mits. ONlaRems, 400; Yaryan, | #40), while Lawier stopped Chrie | goth nit into ua dou .) rb ' —T we eee = Ar Princeton— Princeton ta. 587 Menhewite, *t Joseph. Burkhardt (calling hiroself Young Gea , , oy : tu Gedeon tables NO) a , ee wt oe Harvard 1 Mutier, Wichita, 373: Krueger. Cheney) at the Armory Hie ala uae hs wen INNENG 4 - ous ae wee = 64. i'voeby, Mt Jveeph 556. defeated Tommy T . Both ° St ADVERTISEMENT . 7 seas Oth Men BROWNS. Gerber tan naln ADVERTISEMENT - are ©onslhiered near title timber , : dart : I n ‘ardier - BA REATH —-@-. } rounds tc raw S| , MISS LEITCH RETAINS 8, eu fair as eives: race Fat Folks i sted Kid Bolt KK Si d ; nai ; Ww v NEW CASTLE, Ireland Miss Ceci! onsen won e enaer Dr. Edwards wo a Get Leitch defeated Mise Molly Griffiths ur-round rg at the Cause an emove it im the fmal reunpd for the wemen's champidaship ef Creat bi orerstonut is rmilieting. Dr Edward: Obhve Tab! iets. t? wv cube Mritain, yee- Nellanmd, May 15.—Poer. herein Wiliam arrived here Amerongen thie morning He * number of journaliats moving pleture photographers } Were awaiting af one entrance exiles new heme. while the mm which he arrived ANT ADS are.» eur Wait om yeu «at « Miadesem, Mempbia. terday, 7 vp and € to play. Tetteh thus retaime the title she last year qu] -———- Miller Meads Seutherna. Miller ef Little Reek clubbed way to the batting ‘eaderahip of Sevthern Association With a mark 360 Meere also of Little Reck who led a2 Week ego. te inh second place swith 353 Miller's four heme runs are commanding ‘+ague Vlleagen of pressing (nurrell of Mempals for bare eteeling homers. Carrell, with eight thefts, has a lead of one. Other lead me batters for 15 ef mere games 351: Warper. Wane, Little Rock, | iLittle Reek. 34}: | 883: Carrett, Memphis, .239: . At-| hie drana. “= 523; Nigh. Memphie, 316: #- | it*, Birmingham, .313: Bischoff. Mem. phis. 215. eee Ge Principia Meer fer Ctartes. Ward hitting and geod pitching by Denny. gave the Clayten Mish Schoo! the Principia team 2@ vittery ever Academy's uine yesterday sore, Mise Wel the respect of the, Chattsneoogs to Resmol Ointment and Resino! Seaphave been prescribed by phv- sicitans formany vearsasastandard treatment varous skin disord ers. Ecrema, rashes and biotch» rough compiexions,—as we!i as scaids, cute or bruises. —respond quickly to its gentic, healin properties. lour druggtsi sedis the Restmo! Products. MUEHLING’S WORK GIVES VICTORY bdaed anaes 746 Thanks 1 re p Mus » "rif : hiigh ites Ma) winner « the intersc! meet at Beloid’« * a favorite in to- @ay's interecholast track and fieid meet at Lake Foreat ol'ege, in which 218 athletes from ?! Ilinois and W is- Conse: “eols af he «hi o? '*ya oo 7 (ha & high sec e of “ago Unir aa * . Fk oreat “za rded as the ch} ef erent — ‘vr soho 2s @ the terr fat folks are strangers. Therefore, people who are earrving areund a b rdea of unbealthr and unsigh na ly fat will be glad to kno bow ther mar reduce theirs weight without starvatiog diet or tiresome exer 1 ses, Spend some time in the open 4.6. pre _bregtai ns and get the ema. bes of ol alse follow the ev or simp-e di- het come with the bez weelf before starting * fast how fast rou are losing img Seadiiy vere’. & ene? us reulg rself from herrt 1 strose or ether seri s breas-dvuwu YEARS TO YOUR LIiFt If too fat, you should trv Loreim sv tem NOW. ‘eu will probdabiy find it is just what Amaze your friends each box of oil of korein | = there is a $100.00 cash guarantee of the korvina eystem that rou will re ‘ duce ten to sizty peunds, whaterer amount reu cheose.. Bur a email Sox of ei] of keorein at anr busr drug store ; er write for free brocbure to Korein Co., Station F, New Lerk, \. ¥ ermal stitute for calomel. act gentiy om the bowels and positively do the work People afflicted with bad breeth find guick rehef through Dr. Edwards’ Obve Tabiets. The pleasant. sugar coated tablets are taken jor bad breath by ali who know them Dr. Edwards ’ Olive Tablets act gen- thy but firm)y on the bowels and liver. stimulating them to natural action, cleammg the blood and gently punfying the entire system. They do that whieh Gangerous calome! does without any of tne bod after effects Ali the benetits of nasty. ackening, ping catharucs are dermved from Edwards’ Olive Tabiet< without a puiner any disagreeab.* effects. F. M. Edwards discovered the formula after seventeen years of prac- Olive Tablets are purely a vegetabie compound muxed with ove al: vou wii! wee oem by ther olive color Take one cc two every night for a week and mote the eiiect. lc and Dic. ; FAHEY NAMED COACH ”~ nee CLUB — nas Fahe s former st = Pi me fy i- HANDICAP TENPIN EVENT Bob ins per zam om the / ndividua W aah! Marris. with a handicap «f VW) acne Suto . OINTMENT Removes skin biemis: PALM BEACH ee ee Sark «oa TS 3837
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. / z 7 ‘ : os , “4 vie aie o . ~ re & wes yr ae Fs 3 ‘ey ~ wr il $+’ & 2S eam Drives in 22 Games low’s Record to t Time. | = 2 at Present — Will Knock — nersin192Q0 9% ar) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 135, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' ‘-_ “Wad a a. . : f ae _ : ‘ - | e SK. Lincoln Comes Back in Sieading Role and Four ; ; MOVIE. PROGRAMS | Moore, Marjorie Daw ‘* " ‘ pictures. The feminine roles are ’ 1 RAMA ANN FARCE | taken by Eleen Percy and Margery | Wilson. Mary Miles Minter opens for four days at the Pershing in “Nurse Mar- jorie,”" a film dramatization of a play by Israel Zangwill. “Don't Ever Marry,” with Matt and Wesley Barry. will head the week's bill at ithe Central. — On Local Screens West End Lyric—Dorothy Dal- ton in “The Dark Mirror.” Kings and Royal—Louise Giaum in “Sex.” New Grand Stance Talmadge in Expert.” Liberty—-E hy “Desert Gold.’ Pershing—-Mary Central (“on- “The Love Lincoin in Miles Minter | wilt be seen In Larry 8 he is mal which with | comedy ing on | West playing opposite Coast of airplanes ani f! “The Cijiri the eariy scenes of Catalina special A whole fleet ing boats will be |From the Sky.” which are being directed at ‘Island. This is a Vitagraph { production. | Seen in George Sargent, a well-known mo- . : , tine, Fla., where the exterior scenes on speaking her lines—even if it is. hat They Are Doing inthe Movies 'which he believes is his best s» far. -_—» be made for her forthcoming | before a camera. Vitagraph feature. “The Market.” George Sargent is ing tl.e picture.. >On ) Her next produc- Whisper tion t>° be seen will be “Dollers and direct- the Woman.” will — A story connected with “The Des-. Within three weeks William Dun-;:perate Hers.” Owen Moore's latest can will have completed the produc- picture, is to the effect that a gang tion of his episode play, “The Silent of goldfish found themselves on a dry! Avenger.” Duncan hase worked every rug when someone took a pot shot at. day for the past few months with the; the jar. Owen suddenly became des- exception of Sundays on this serial perate, and after the fish squirmed all over the lot, he succeeded in sav- ing them from a dry death. of Harry T. ends Morey’s forthcoming feature, “The Nell Craig marks her return to the Sea Rider,” is that there are two screen in “The Desperate Hero” after lading women in the cast, Alice Ca@l- an abs:nce of more than two years houn and lLouiszita Valentine. Neither meets the other in the play, - as Miss Calhoun appears only in the SN PERFUMES T reauisites Perfume Your Home With Incense ROM India, “where the feathery palm trees fade in _the violet distance and the lingering light famtly touches the edge of the silvery sea,” come the ingredients for Vantinae’s ‘empie Inoense-—a fragrant burning pow- der, most pleasing to the -senses. lea valeve pé@ehagen @4¢ ‘Sa, 91.40 amd 613.96. of ta sete ‘ae fitestrated). cengiating e«f Or' ente! design burcer aad packssge of tmecemee. at $1 66 = = oe Oe oo An unusual feature ll i i i i i i atl OO = ee ee | ee ee > STILL GOING a) ’ Vantisesa« Temple ineenee Ortenta! Perfumes a24 Teillet Requisites are eeid br the bee shepe everywhere or metied €! rect uper receipt of price “Aequaleteaece Facket of In - cenee free wpee request. Aad dress Dept. 5 PF -A:-A-VANTINE-©&-CO-Inc- New York, N. Y. SUMMER RESORTS Neri ATLANTIC GCITY.N.J. American Plan Hotel f Disimctionend Real Comfort: ja § Fimerrcor Garagn. ; CAPACITY6OO. Jaler J - F] fret half and Miss Valentine in the ashes I rom is direct- remainde: picture, - F I mm | an d “The Pre} William Faversham's second pro- ‘ e } > = ae y 4 . . - + . “4 for his forthcoming Vitagraph fea- a 3 duction for Selznick Pictures will be ture were taken. Like many of Nis inal gm = f gape ype “The Wilderness Fear.” Scenes for previous features it is a story of Hiearts. with Zena K rete and ("on - the pi ture are being taken in the far ’ . , 2 ° | " °F a | a } “ Te ' er - } . . rugged outdoor life, a type of play; ay Tearle playing the leading roles, | Northwest admirably suited to the star's phy- bave been fllmed in the Bahamas ddiiesl Alice Joyce, the Vitagraph star. sique and personality. of the few actresses who insists ition picture director and a Major in the army ing Alice ! Women Stars Will Be Seen. Central—-Matt Moore in “Don't iver Marry.’ during the war her new [ in ‘“‘Nurse Marjorie.” Joyee in er, With .414, Is op, but Beiow icholson. 4 Merothy Dalton in ‘The Dark Mir- and Harold Lioyd in “The Fast- Westerner,”’ will be the feature stions at the West End Lyric 4 for the week beginning tomorrow. A Sunday crowd at Balboa Beach, S'fhe Dark Mirror” is a film ver- Cal., recently watched the Schoon- of a novel of the same title by er, Margaret IV.. dashed to pieces Joseph Vance. It was pro-|on the beach in a gale. The schoon- funder the direction of Thomas er was being used for a scene in An- Ince. Miss Dalton has a double tonio Moreno’s new Vitagraph serial | She is Priscilla Maine, a but it had not been planned to de- ’ who confides to Dr. Fosdick. stroy the vessel. The camera men gehe has had a series of remark- took advantage of the incident, how- ew «of Wednesday, At SS corrcunéinen ‘ana ent meg 7 wih ‘wat gerbe get ‘ ‘eyes : i sa ‘Dreaking up will be shown i: ye would score 36 hom- an adventurous life in the! reno’'s we bh Per me 15°20 campaign. . ‘| — f Cleyeland shot to the wv murder is committed and Pr. Vitagraph’s new serial, “Hidden the American league lek in reading an account of it Dangers.” is being styied “The Jek an average of .414 ac. izes many of the dream char- $yll-Hyde Serial.” by those who have Kames. The Cleveland described by the girl. Among seen the opening episodes. It is fonnected with 29 hits is Nora O' Moore, who, it turns doubtless due to the fact that Joe 35 bares. Joe Jackson ig an exact double of Miss ' Ryan who co-starred with Jean is right behind John. This resemblance of the two VDaige, plays a Jekyll-Hyde role most marker of .397 complied causes Miss Maine to be kid-| convincingly. At one time he is a/ duction, and particularly his ability Umber of games. Jack- and to have other thrilling ad- retired gentleman. calm and fond of as a swimmer Pauline Curley will _ made 31 hits for a to- tures. ‘children, but at the slightest atmos- again be seen as his leading woman, -. being at bat 78 times Dramatic Triangle Story. 'pheric disturbance becomes a dif -—— 10, The week's attraction at the Kinga ferent personality. The seria] gives or Washington, te ' Royal will be a photoplay called Kyan an excellent chance to show his Way to the base steal- aex,’ with Louise Glaum in the versatility. } thefts. Ty Cobb, has : “role. This is a triangle story ——- recovered his batting = @ramatic intensits in which Adri-| Alice Calhoun, who began her mo pamen the Detroit star ne Renault, a coquette, teaches the! tion picture career six months ago ly 18 hits for an aver- of “vamping”’ to Daisy Hender- playing leading roles in OO. Henry Other leading batters: a young country girl, who learns: pictures, will be Harry T. Morey's hs 1920 offensive te. home-run record ig in The New York slugger th «a A has five cireyit drives canes, — -— ~~ ee a i i ae ee s- ae *_ 4 4 > v ~ a nell ae : oe 2: - cay a > LO! rier. : x ~~ , GRAND-FLORISSANT TONIGHT—OPEN ANKLE OONTEST. THE VOLUNTEERS JUNIATA.,, »:,. An Amusing Song Testival AT HUGHES GREAT STORY ROBERT WARWICK In the BLACK COOK & OATMAN E CUP OF FURY”’| “Thou Art the Man” | E Beauty Delineatorse From Sengland and % Other Acts LOUIS BENNISON in ‘Oh Johnny.” OAH sift »9HENAND newest styles. $15, $17.50 and $20 Dresses Silks. wool jerseys, silvertones, silk poplins and serges. Most of these are cloth dresses that can be worn for Spring. 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Coats of velour. polo cloth, Jerseys, silvertones and Delhi cloth, in ength Coats and silk-lined Dolmans: belted of leather and self ma for women and misses Have You Seen ‘Ves’? WALLACE REID Hiaa the rote in “THE DANCIN’ FOOL” & three-quarter | Daily ' 7 terial. Half lined and unlined Coats in sizes fey HELLO, AMERICA THERINE MacDONALD rem the ttory. “Th zon | Ser oames §6| Ona NM DADD 25, $29.50 and $35 Dresses BEBE DANIELS s $22.50, : an r Heips put if over. COME EARLY! , —- bhinatio ns. tricotines. serges, Wool Jerseys arn Georgettes, satins, taffetas, comb Li BATHING BEAUTIES sacha Georgettes. houffant Dresses, dr aped Dresses. Eton Dresses. putied sae STS. ..% — oF ) NAY Dresses. tunic Dresses, rubber bottom Dresses, and Dresses with fancy vestees. d out - bi : a CONGRESS BASEBALL , TODAY Ses for romen and misses webetae seen ” . - \ ; . - — + A. fone Sry ‘Bargain Basement-—Nugents. | Cardinais vs. Brooklyn * ofenr STARTS AT SA Octo ' Tickets on o's aft er & — — (igar Store, Boatmen'’s Bank Bidg _———— - "= aehy ata DALORES CASSINELLI in “THE RIGHT TO LIE’ Ww. DENCAN I “THE SILENT AVENGER’ ’ te > - * - ~ pose ° " ~ - ate —-- O een eaeemnee tere nema oreo neappnaniter ee -_ — ~ wees ee o a - : — “— - >=aoe ean ad om _ , " - ° —_—- —— —_ LE A A A A - oa a : aie ~ — — ——_— a ath _— i a a ee SS ee
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—_, Pm RR A ERR A RR Fm PS re ae owe | i ele ot 8 OI Re eee eer * * ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' | SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 15, 1990. | NEW YORK STOCKS Wall Street CURB AL FR, (CRA Pees Comparative Grain Prices, REPORTS OF AT WEEK'S CLOSE | a? = ~~ FIF ___$T._ LOUIS, May 15._ O ery OEE News 4 Comment WITH LARGER DEALINGS IN LOCAL MARKET ————— == i TTON 15.—T ota! saies on the New York Steck Exserange ¢ : ; _— SPECIAL DAILY mee NEW YORK. May li-- ; ¥. A m. were S00 - . a , - —, - vasa. -. > ~ ayy “ =e4 clesin TI : ap t ruil firm tL St. . 26% excessive rains in Parts of * | brices for stocks. Net changes for } , lso ett ale St. Louis M Rants “yeh: et > en y er} , non? Oklahoma with unse > q —— — me rym - : ——s , ; Specia!l to the Past-Ienatch — _ . monty on ey “artic ; Whil wat sange W . — "| might temperatures i; + » ldiat ng n >ITty ; peratures in a | : _STOCKS. Sales, Iigh. Low. Ct hinge. STOCKS. Sales. High. Low. Close. Conse. NEW YORK. Mar 15. eo action In i n Packing Is-an Excet non ..; in the ¢ ing. much of -—— 2) to renewed firmness ae i ~asure Would ! : ; ; ~y e of the stock market both yesterday droppings uy + he advance was iost he close w ~ a , sak 22. market dur , a: | “oN 18 ’ ' 7m ropping to a Ne [ou - : em : ~~ oe 7, ng today’s _—— | 4 at Corners Ex bh. C..T5 4 %e~-*. The opening wae firm @ .. Pen coin . os eadt A mag oe 8 755 a's “I% prejudiced and practiced observers Mark at One | ime. foll 7 There ' rven! Se -PTEMBE! Fr OURN_ prices to an advance ~ Pree a of More Tha a wt. on 6 \V " : aa’ amu i, that liquidation had been pretty well } f trade - Sur 5 La oe’ eas 1 ‘ = 4 a Hern 4 :*% Z sUT2 ‘ - =" = — South. ¥ Soon irmed _ a bet ‘. ‘at Sa aoe aeraiiliad ” oD. wae . . 145% ops q — p: ic es baal snapped back , ust te , . , i ce. ‘ per} : of — >. €xpor Salou - . . . mrew cron caus ‘ions. hoWerer ; : pee ° from “ja an : . : > “ j : , im - 4 } ' > hy , ?: =» oe © . > os © 4 om ee . 2 eee . ame - ~ - on — . " . Worth Pumo “ x . the close last ni ght after a vada | SyImpathy itn } "IrTrme! hea! th ontinued en nge ; t July sell ling at 35.37 and | “a ° | By ’ 4 Wire Frem the New York | 1- r. : , BO: | od , ' 1323 ed date : Crees an ie sign oT a nan heretofore in the last Ae ee —_ eT Fn gs e Be my —ae AP) Rade £ 29.2 New Orleans wae 4 : where they Bereae eof the Post-Dispatch. a So wi - + a (jm. Leco. ; 92%, Bf 8. © y% Bol ut ion. | eek and inside interests wer " jones surrpundin ! h: 9 . 933 pas ae Seta rm i . he start and seuea DC tecntion. : New TORK. May 12 Tins Five ning : . : ; M e«,* » pa Reein 9 improvement in the erep’ seen ‘treet iutereections, Ser than yesterday's: but trading was am .. 4. ; SS - > SE ; : Ari ? D. .- BF ik Metiniiionne .slbewe the average. ‘raders who have been bearish for a 1° !3 MRR 6087609 3° on pmemae ceg mgt 1 steady at a net " . are were than or amg tee tate reno Mar Ue is _% Chino Cep se 31%, ... 31° “% But apart from the covering demand WeeK Or more were purchasers of ‘ ui rain _! Migs. | toms t wee _ Cotton futures closed cteady: Siew d ‘euch cases, signs v Eiestentive ane manufacturing lines, Heres B: 3 > is 15. taicCere c. t a SM ..... 45% — & tre awe Ane nigga ate a i Ae by? the ne agg raninggaen Whent. wen -Se hiatie andl Geen to | a it nS 85.15: Innuary. 34.340, 36. lie; “9 @icating a place toc and ‘idleness at some industria) cen- ~~ 2 S$ 14 rol : . ‘: 42%, $2) ne hy » pee . a ) | 5 : y ir was .an ‘ xception to ? igher nat cai seer = her ke oe aad he ‘ = oy a — > . Bate middling. vides against cross eere after years’ of activity’ though . **? b2 a : 4 : ~ “a . : , ! n } ine mi 4 A, U . : ‘ . ~~ neral trend, being in free + Lighe Mall, eo an ang e — > = a BETS ‘ | — clostiar @: the a : Violation hie is pariiy ascribed to the trans-_| hand, M 3.8 i ; S* 3° I mepire th oS. o2. Sz) i. Fae , A se Page soc t Y an _dropping to a new low tations > re inter wheat. $3.19- 3 ae GOR ex as ore ee Sige eee ~~ 4 by a fine of $1 portation troubles. ao 2 % & * ti tren Fa ces. tee eel ate 1s | been sufficiently measured and that, TeCord ef 7%, with a feeble later No. 3 req winter® $30r@208. No. 2205 © H38°) Gwe) aan Me | gd. Low. Clowes A bill te compe! * "Fore! gn exchange hardiy moved;'C ei f oe a 3 7 7. ANeCnD te + . ‘2: oom == %, ‘ aaineih positive signs of improre- Paiiy ‘ mort covering. corn, F- Hee ; , Bee: 2 , vel. i -r— veuneemn _ te ee 3. . 0.0 22 Te ' o-* cucous Signs in Bterline ended the week nearly 2 ao. a 7 _* Qe . 2& —- oer |e 2: * nee “Ss t in the credit condition hich American “oo! ; t More favorable to those nec! Se Cube Sv i 2 See See - Seaboard . -te not confirmed, but was credited sues, including Retail Candy, United patie . $3.23 5166 ae : Alderman Otto. a Week azo Siiver bullion went a ‘ = ; os # Su — 6 - ‘ nevert! eless | because more such trans- Steamshi in Aetna 5 age n. 34.6) day. which av have interesting im- ° .e ‘ 24 — 38,24 ont : ae: a 7 63 r , " ; ae . | fe . - ee “8 : . : ii ‘ Scneraliiy wer > aNMAS — Hrstions. war, a veduction we the Setar ]0y° Shas Sa fu Re Bas GRP RY BE GS i) daring! tae neg ew mosmne ts order highs CATTLE STEADY ARD INACTIVE 2 mbeay Bank rate from $ per cert Feous P.-L. 1 . iP | Ssoss-seert. ‘ a ~ Siig a ie en ae ; .16; Ne 3 “4 Te to & This official Indian discoun: io pf , Fase, 104 fe TaN Stl. an ft tall cor red by the movement in 3 arch. sieeeinpsinecianianasiib Tod dae ae : ¥ ther: Noo “orm: Unchanged to 2 cents Spe at | Spot Coun fs = Augu rate bad been forced up successively, a a — sic 2 Sa... wine, A oF PT 9°, 043 , Pe prospect along wit! Following | RRR Ore am : io and ahlean Gea t 5008: oheen aus iO. 2 white, Gis Be ee Merie: thee ete yeas ‘= 3 any chicl Mand for silver and the decline « Gen wo > (am 1. 27% sau *! : ee eee i ae ee eee 28) Actua Expl 7 2 (im the quarautine derert it ww thet actual | ?#2,,cat% _ oi * s st. Louis Flour de q cag , r Eastern exchange rates in our: _ ‘ S1-16@1.17%: Ne S white $1.54 ca | $4.15: fancy at S10.500011: elm Vghis bill. The deps i72. ' : : 4 & i . " * rol tare 1a ’ Ss unee r) U , rie le but mar: wa thoes pm J. _ a3 Sio"oouetf 4 é Bs ley. $1. 3 & re - nt at “ - yors a measure int today. a! to . we im i on * al: 100 oe MB, dg 0° . So IS a . ' EER: cea | r De s Mins. — = Fats at a. % 2: ne pal ' ers to maintain firep @evermed &» the Treasury's with. | aeeed 4 24 124 Ete. & oe > eg IN he announcement resterday in ™ i oe ti2 3% Medium to good steel $11 oncais Nor lo : ane A Cash No. 1 an cond clea a t+ Any person leavis @rawa!l of deposits from the banks for‘ In -,Mar.. 14 " SIS oo, & Sou a. os ry ; i ie a ET aE Srovks ‘ “ oe ag oem $33 78 | Seaman 1@S.20; corn, No. 3 yellow, t-— Auot by alll | ese of pam today’s large interest payments on nd > oe 5 - . > i... ' miei tae +O | : | a ae wa. *“eeoeee © , ‘o prime yearlings i4 WU14 3 ‘%: barley $1.45; * mF ~ ' arre] for wa gard, p the war loans. With the associated Kelly Tire | dhe > pra. a “ oo te co) , Anes: ac Light .... 7 tie — 6 oe ones ‘413 7 .17%: flax & : ents: _. we » tor m ned —— use in a street ca) banks. loans increased $20,.200.600 and Keystone T er - 5 -""s a ot : : a = . , i . tae 2 Fen he hig es aw "oO a Cari Sny: 1%, ' : ee ’, San sth ; : Lei ~“ x FLA. ‘ : ay 36 — N- “ : , + on eo = —~ ay he F aeeuld be fined $5 ’ GCeposits $86.200.000. but reserve cred- : : : ‘ oe 1th 6 wake eT ee ce, es , . Rh cere ae 387 » word he i. 30 epring 0: Na 2° Se $S.G2; No. IRN MEAL —+' uy gt ta. put presented by Ak its at the Federal Bank, evidently | Alderman Eilers i ®& result of large rediscounting. agentes i - to collect a license o creased errand yom the surplus ae an J ' motorbusees, taxicat reser. e. a #cT*alr, ore ‘it ’ 2 . ” 522.200 000. : Geverament deposits | % tas a oe Se nCCaD SNS Oa: Were reduced $42.400.000 eptember. $2.01 Mo.. WL. Seutheast "wre to pay such lhc } » te One Market Opinion. Owe Federal Oil Rs tae: 2% [Common to fair bulls 00-3! ioe 3 MILWAUKER, May 3: ley. malting. $80: bard, 2020: comtpe and Beall _ Be punishable by a Week’s Bank Clearings. : ? the market 7 ., , 7 . Yr ge | ~~ , , ; 7 & : ¥ RED? ‘ - om 1 | : ki $1 7 ; Cae ena? ; be fin «* ple Lge: b :. af + £0 for each vehicl: NEW YORK. Mar 15 —RPank clear: =—— i! Otis Elevator i = -.; bool s P* 3 % : . ) rk: t for some tim naet ad ths o 3 Stecheeas Tae , ' 13. Koad taleho . =. Se: slight ’ ay ‘Qi: Met. 3 - t- United States for the week ending May xy . Be- ss * “aga. eed %. .~ oon : —:* 4 Mowin einen morning in hi« a = fa vf ot. P a | made from hops or =" ah er tages, a in ore . ‘ 4 ; ul $ ? > v whin : ‘ ~* 7 »*) > ° . : 4 ye : ‘ oe 14 : wis in : e ‘ast 0 owith Seaued With comonecnaien D. i . L. See “ ; : dpa > a ret $. “we 1*. jowin: , month of deelir and ac- po int r. Rubbe o 3 ! ir Oh ree . = ats . ee ti. an ad. en % l'ish ° | a ae + ned--No. 1, Gc: Ne. 2 4 4 bediteds desten | :" Sie MS ° pi mn es 3 1 by exceptional bearish 1M Ialand Of... | | 3% | Gocamen calves ooo 110 @8 | Bunce et any ‘Eee | > Uttle | S506Be ne | ai Reghtat on “Senta : ig 7 Fanqurated by Alderm ) derluecke at the reat - Commissioner Shutt, the hospital's stroz egainst critics. The Side for an assistant. ee tend ~a oF roman , 20 De at $2.75 a4 aaneen 4 Misstoner, at a sala bel: of evtores sed by eai., fruit Alscounted ac ording te quallipe : eer to have medical wt mdition. a _ the patients there, be a2 gen né | ar marké >» thar ¢ i => verter mm tare > = 3. o ree ee & Pa a ~— settled see ee an ~ ri — = gE RS aie aaeat ae . y ically this market above 1? © > ‘ Ph i liice « — = i _- . - - ‘es ee a iS reous tn $2.50 -4-Ouar rate a - diately. O BO ey ie market above all others Song fait 2 re FT Ge Sole line atcchen cences stom G49 |cvach, 5 betes ine es. ee 0 .* ‘ : s/ : it = secre. . o . ; Wd 2M . f ’ 4 129 a * i § + "h 6 eat e! 4a ‘+ ' Ppomna i? . : S4 lM. m meal at $4.68. vT-« ato in 2a Soe i 5 we 6 Sie des e fe : tse caer * > Seow is o . “ I ee » . " *ée¢waeu ' *| @®@e#@eeees - 3322223: . 4 ‘ os sollfee BU-.¥ , Be £O~ Seite Bw-iloesis ‘Se Sugar Markets. ©§ 4 | @uced the tax rate bil } So thd Peck Dtemecen dence of the culminati if 1] v Ra : t1*, L Ms fi . ee eS ee ee x YORK 7 1s ® ) Year, making the rai . Me _— _ ns “hich tortad pri? 1h RMP Eyal ret ; . S , a ¢ .e inm: sales. 234 tone; Siar a . Foreign Exchange Market. 'EW YORK, May 15.—Tora! ) , : . - : strcug: -eer ‘réifucal. 27 . cents over year. ~~ ’ mil teecs ah ok ee | 4s: °. ’ , ’ : : ; aes -4 ; > “e . cs & ow, C:. sum Phite . ris ead and Zinc. — Oo -& ” 2 ~, he ae 2s - i ee — _— ~ oie, ee ue: d rell oa ; last, - 4 vine “se. I I er per fran | — * do 84 4\s..! ST 4 ee gs. — c Sandy... 13. > ae ee teady on spring lambe. and fac Tate 28 jo Fell “3% Cc: cone: oi!, Lead unchanged at 8.50. Slab siggy e ( Soantan War Hero tu Sae8 cents ca * te aan roo s OD. me. .: th : su) et O2 £5.06 we oa a= ~ o~ Tos on clipped la: jown * mm _ = oo whi. 2h chariged at 7.90. . AGdresses at St. Lo ane lise fan gia is de es UB b once gy Bldg anerlad sadhonp Se emrey che’ oF : porseiting of consequence Rot Unley Way. the AT PU "BLIC y A0CE SME Serine the Spanish . 80.95: cables, 31. Arts. 1 Thom « ) Stow ote Lace to 99" PI. Cen. ts. 190 is to | at » market could Siieteinttindiat. a MINING. Se ee oe Baa OF E a r n, + per Leseta —-..2na0 3S * : _ : . ie - 4 ~~ 7s , ; — intierns "1" : yoy ms extra b ' Entire Stock éf Surplus War Supplies , 2 le, reached St. Le 4 Trent ~-*¢ dem ° Fn °° ae . : - . 2 : : ay ° e ‘ ” ai . eo . lelsingfors. vests wid asa and for issues debpit olden C3 . pies lon ta, Millions of Dollars’ Worth of 7 asin “teccan nie AO! WV iif iui , . en gins . * , : ia ¢? . . . ~ “ty ' . s n - ys ed Ohare eo. nl Bee De he 74)" | Stock Sows andl stock calves steady. siiiniaiiad ie for suppressing alcoh¢ i te erevat nt-j| 5,600 So. Bell 7 .* : anna tem Sie’ iieie a - mer § "$$? 5 00.000 } ee" A -S ing address will be att , in tatior Tae tm) ~ ir - | q = 97 . . - a . . Soe - . De be hign speed. tool. a.s0 bar. reund and hexagon, - Church on Delmar r ; + Uap) ’ A ; : . _* ‘ am s% e , “, 2h -— -,) " . @ of and? In : wn ww - ~~ - “ I ) 2 ; : ' . ingots and 2 me OPP, brass and a! iminum im sheets, m Granda avenue, and hi’ S85 to : it ole te , 17 2 NEY me HH) ay 2 Se ee ie ee . dress at the Church of a 3 he adn ) ‘ ‘ | kets Cat Rece --™ Pnormous quanti pew 2 Bere sey MY Beste eo cx ax,| ST.LOUIS STacks || Butter, Begs and Poultry! wr) isp ig rime Sevi-reicns | BOrmous quantities Santee Mateene oe — = nal Gecenion a B . ag H& to @1% —. ef ste De 1 ot stead 2 ‘ N ‘ FE TOOLS, FA R hs es : t 4 ~| ° Ta 31 , Fou “= i? prices var today ov ee -* . r t : ; © ye : : Lae ; : 4@- wulk °0 t over 's (Oe 14.2: r itis, crane ine machines. spot welders. 69 (risholt, Greenlee, a! . ednesday ine 766.121 OCLTRY Foe! Taig | | igs. 25e rs te gg i Vickes, *d-Prentice, Lehmann, Mulliner, engine, turret and ‘an Company Aire Avgentis “pet. 105.40 Cenace ¢. ta 7s i Ret mii pape) “ ~~ Merca ent bonds h-e aS New Yo Bank Statement. NEW YORK. —- The statement of | omits Yes of shearing heuse barks an’ yess sbowe that tres ins for the nh @ieene of wari tS is @ an baevenas of $23 4c) s‘e'ement (allows Ax ten) men ditions *, ete... 85.154, 5.00: Im - eae RAT w-deve ta S=¥ ~tavvervu AW , ose ne 4OO4- 4 Tuesda bemecee : [6.743 lathes Propeller lathes. 4 nai! nai! ng machines, bel¢ sanders, band : an of Product, Can't saws, Fay & Egan borers, routers, jointers. g ve and oi] separators, ite@ Inability to get a ve 4 os ~ eure oe ,? “(haz week 2 —— owing pes variety be. plating tanks, drying ovens and 2 | teria! On account o i springs ~ ' 2 - me Tools and eq" ipment Thoveands of iron and « ee split pullers, ‘a r. on has partiy e#eh — — © roues. | UMANA. Xa pet 8S SS prt ing, hangers, pt levy and other transmission. 1 electric motors 1k wens “S the American farke*?s : . 0 aireraft metors. ~, he 218 South Vande _ | | L000 f+, og ABDM ARE AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES = pp ngeaae aS men's —* 4 . ©. oa a pper _— enormous quantities machine, carriage am an 49 being at work | Vz GETABLES rs Shah@e high Sheer-—Rece! on boits, brass and s¥eel screws, 1500 kegs of nails, 5600 rolls of emer? @ oot the offices of the « or sua |! » ¢ to noarke? . +P j 2 T3 DA? AM rolls of roofing notre rivets. St. wee) lhe. eorrugated. tt rapmag : it that tnabiilty t a ee : paper and other e'ee trical « Ipplie sand ea spment. 1500 Vale & T . te finished preduct of ton ehain hoists. 30,000 f¢. leather, rubber and ean, as belting. Re Blo reeponaible for | a 7 CHEM ‘Ls axD PAINTS “4 : pana in the fore = . ; . , : lome-xTaw? > ee : , . +N IOS. easter oil, 1,000 22). airplane dope. 50.000 The on 2 Was added that ST% te 8T% oT : “ 4 on ‘ ol a a rE ee Ae ; . Senin a »* , _steady oD D. PO oe lDe. boracie acid. 3.3. ip) gal. ‘ iry ami mised paints. 1.008 he, i endeavoring to ¢ . Dox | , a i —_— » Pug a Se 4° 6 .anonu . , and Indiat . . ® = .: . , a8. oO: ‘ | Ss). 4 , Page hquid gine. 10 bbl. other ; hemica's. es 3 ,uct from the pian U.S. FREGHT ORDEPTO = Bro SERB OBS See Peace co Ree Bae geome ae ee rami —" uce Elsewhere _ at . a .~ , » si 7: 2s er Be, ¢ : wor 1 __ oe, ce grade “ trmiereerized cloth. 5.466 Yds. linens Silk t%~ .. ; ines ata aint iatints m7 mi) Rese ve ‘Ste tan and ceaat companies £1. Fam eon -- on i — #&is rpm ey ail SiiwsSeewee ‘PR, x4 I e Copper Mts ‘ opper — i* ~ +7 ’ e >. ane. : teerease, Sus mi - we}e ke and treet com- 3 ork. vet tueluded ¢ tement. ~* ’ mre A) sy “a 8? FVeND PS MOrs re ola laie 2+) i ae, of 4 a 2 : ms ; J _ : - : _— . Cora, barbere’ ithenp ~ ine tte] te} f. i” n= | - mtor **; , , ed 4 > PEAS—Alabama hammers > at etree as =e ; sheets I!1¢.4604 = uv ~ a6. wlack et mR, IF ~— pe new thread, he . ) F 5 F YE ner: far 13.--Ruttes adi m . " , . hes a to $1.50. Missiasion >amrer. 5 ere ‘ : ‘ : ; . ‘J. “¢CO.1 my 2Te and head covere 700 dwt iadtes . * oeipts, Soe + : - : prone “nef Te * ' , GREEN ONIONS—zlome-grown. Dk to 83% oi . wa pers and caps I, 100 beds and cots ard other enormous ya OTe E mesa Pte Cay than ex- First National Bani : 8 : per domen punches theep—- Recs io. marset Derm scellaneous supplies and textiles es “a Rr the Associated Pr ‘res, GowG,. “al 8 OT iTUucAs iene ediaie« ’ ei veries, > a ow wit h 7 sc ane . WASHINGTON. May 15 The or- etm: lene : bs =e CaM cr WA err .; Qc to 3 ee FOR FURTHE PARTICULARS ite am y ghtivy brulee oes | iL Gisweat's ) p. MING OFo7T Ns. eae R FUR 7 iS APPLY TO E € from a window r der requ.ring prepalment of freight ‘‘Tese'ar “eon ee . ; LETT UCE—Home-agrown. Se to ” District Mgr.. 200 .. Elmweed Av. Buffale, s. ¥. . s E Mico y \ ‘ona te destination on all sh. Druenuts te ete er tte, ‘ ai irst Nationa: —o — —— a liforni cebe: crates. $5 ) : : a -—— = Milbliens ef deliarse’ werth of similar and ether : ~himery ; 3 : egg of her home at otate Peay Time * ‘ - fresh ° L " as jamrere. $1.45 and materiale will the ia 6} btle vetien st — a Srenue to the * (Canadian points. promulgateg by! Tt cathered extra sm: re ther a FREENS—Home-srow n pa 2 a ’ = : ost iret, “heese &: tne. ae si: g Say oe oh ba ske By CHICAGO DISTRICT, MAY ITTH AND 1*TH, 1920, GOVERN YENT W ee. The child ctir most American railrays May ® will . where tsi u _o ti =e > Et. £. & sub. } peer : 3 oe! ~ a _ barre! s $8 ' On the Installment Plan DEPOT, SPRINGWELLS, DETROIT. 4ICH. Ring i”: Ae the teaned ae. | country, accurding to the American ‘ red. specials, “Sor ee @° arer- Certain- tee’ . , : ae rae > ea ating 5: we : Inape: tion with « rate logue a? al’ plants fern dave prior oe ° aga ; Pact consulate at Kiagston. : Dreass Pn “we. net | ind + at: ' stmt 1O pounds for Small parment down, balance . ve way and she fe Tle AG fay -15.—Rutcer sietens te ae’ iz an on installments, buys at to. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO hme e “a . gc % sa 7 “ wre, Eefore the order went into effect + be Se ts Eeae— Cnet ge, Sera “_ wt n s- | , —_ ard I hamoere . ‘Pid Reecinae “ Alr Service "Stee 5 Dies on & com. Canadiag tm mn A sah iptes. , Atume B33 : = r 8 dav’s low prices and gitres r. imeee =r.. tr . ) . porters Paid fer the CHICAGO. May ts oe . anaes 'y a a aps ; : t te tor, white an a, io =o bist rh Ta i | ; . itoallgge . 14 wage Div m : 4 28 Frank Holma ste-ar *. Portlan “J - 2 ea : ne pi iF ee asbingtes. | : ‘i been Canadian haul in the'r own currene,r, Northern white sac “hed am SS \aerngen ‘O° + “RE =aRe- -Home-grorn. We to Me ver now : ob & D Sts.. W D. C.. or — ? - ™ - x . | b, waetl : | of 7 . value takin lace. In- — ~ a = Set | ftro | pornen Pn being made oniy to the - wor * ay verre *:. S505. New, Brown Shoe cor: Cosen Sus ES ‘ = pe = - > ee ao ee tee ee ‘, Serene com TRING BEANS. Piervta 5 hers ese, vestigate this oppertusitr. te. Li Ceter wt Bedran = . com 3 3 i! : = . Leuisiana, ss = oy KANSAS - . I s cre Securi bough and sold i - oo : v : “a . ; : : - o* per arm; on : Rae ena peul’ rs — / Cc mt . : “9 : #2 “2 . - . : : se All tes t " car, near Tent carcy hai Continenta ~<a were b the Most-Diepatet invesilpates all Financte! Sdverte ethington avenue. oe “pte =x. oe” i . Sprn Se to We : before publication. it necessarily cannot recummend @ " ae *Pday. and was d of the present rate of ex. Mex o. | - _ Se. t. Breer. , pe. i ec a ; ; WSS 1806 Arcade Building % dorse any trvestment or speculation advertised. The = - the etty dispensary against Canada nee. Maney. im ‘Discoum rete Werner Wiest." see 3 iS ba beni: — £2 ko padptn Olive 6682 cterci-e bix own fudgment 2a gp Heart trounie ix su ’ ghert esd ibree muuins ihe, 66 per nt, —-" * — ' a on ——T ; ‘& refecked. faecw ; a ?
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‘ ee ae a y er = ®ATURDAY TCH. MAY 15, 1920. WwW en V/HY-BE WITHOUT A JOB WHEN YOU CAN FIND ONE? Tell what you can do =e a “Want” ad—or read the Help Wanted ad post: DISPAT Ss. -DISPA i Ss RAINS : ME \ ee ae = oe FIRMNESS 1, Gt] BILL | Marriage Lic J EATS ' - ELD WANTED SEN BOVE SEC ane ne eee | ge enses MICHEL—Entered into rest on rear | T MEN. BOYS | HELP WANTED..MEN BOYS )|- HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS » Md a a : tm . o- ahh beth ° ' te OO i altel yale eel | ata at ornare er ; late Adrien | SWERS O QUERIES | es AND TRAY MAKERS— “sy ie for Brearns and MAN-~White leelkker reom enest ‘ ; MWe rar oO idin ores coe og ; ele : et stant Steady work, good Ww o P, oe Signs > asain fe ey ne M.. taatene” fade - Cm perenne =. Ag Gry; Sim), room and beard. references. AB~ yi 4N-—-Young. 17 years of ans. Koo ON ] PF’ ‘i " 1 “A . nel. Gear mother of Adrian Mich e “a Y WALKING Births Recorded | i222 ee a ) | er and great- gran dmother. at the! | ee a az of ’ eo ~ 7 ) > - 7 | _i- 2 of 8 veara 3 dave As we ; we Rede” no information bureau, it ig impos- i (URPHY TRUNK ¢ O., 13th | ir efter 6.4250 Lindell bt | ures. to werk tm office ad Papin. (c2 - bak, (Pn) tading” nate: ir ust be expert- Raliread ¢ om enry 2001 ri ~~ s a . e) ~ gon *a ary¥ Pes i Young. ‘a >" pusriti on te right party. Apply to) . Pb r, >) tte, 00 aastat yo Gerling) mother F d of S& |} mann (nee Xitehaus). Meta Lempe (nee Nie- May 15.-—Reports of me in parts of Texas wy : wey ~ ¢ Funeral Monday. May 17. Pp. m.. from . ; ng unseasonabiy D : url © to Bat Na mtr oy on ri 710 North Fifteenth street. sible to answer queries by mail or telephone } tures in the ry 2 it ‘N ro ew Raggy or (es) uery for Sunday must be mai . |? BOY—Colored. to nei eg re oot ure Would Require Crossin CIMALS |) NEMAUS Entered into ress on Frida. tick hasnerpandlanarecheschontnerste ts 4 ho So Apply Laster ide. 4800 Olive nts toh Cohan dollauer Siiuiners Coe Yai g | inne 4 14. 1020, at 4 wo Pp. m.. Mary, Niehau . : —_—— — - ' BOYS. -i4 4 te ie is, gary a ——- | Washington a: , — als = salary expec ted. Rex | fa Wort-/| 7.~-You can probably get books )jate 1 teaspoon vanilla and nearly |); —“teve Co., 2001 Ss, Ring's Bagiteay. aca) | Dental Laboratory Man . "tee —— ak ee ee es aed 4 ‘ ° Weruli. oy | ; W ashinegton, A ' at the Public Library that will he:p ‘4 pound oO marshmallows split in | BOY— Colored: refer ' ? one batch and ||| _ Store, fu te Drug | Wret-clas branches of piat work must be - = (2) | t-clase; high salary rene DaNnrTa:,| MAN—Por general carpenter work LABORATORY. S06 Kavitabie fh te (oT), _Pairing firmneers in t wie’ ‘mn facterv; esteady position; expected. NE today’s ear! ‘ | was firm at ~ A : mt Corners Except in Blocks | MARRIAGE LICENSES | haus), He re i +. >». » rend gust, erm N ‘ m advance of 28 poings ’ of More Than 500 Feet | Fred C. Henne ...... 7912 Mathilda Wolff (nes Niehaus), Edward and aggre Bneo- of = halves. Start with ® being relatively “4 a . nna M. Steele) )))°)°*: S107 etl Fahy ps Niehaus, and our dear grandmother CRITERION.—Write to the Mani-/when this is nearly boiled enough, ||| BOY—15 or 16; learn “drug bus Pa ring liquidation Which Senet Smith ... - ca + eae | months dase law, at the age of 67 years §|| toba Free Press, Winnepeg, Mani- set the gseeond batch to cook, pre- _Delmar and King’s highway. —- “ fe | DISHWASHER — Sienna man: ave > & wages we : aby ees Sea ; : . : v ‘ ‘. , ™ : ¢. . i . RD , ——- | “ : come largely from . bilis a , hg Re Ve oly act Funeral on Sunéay, May 16. ORE DUM, SABaSe for the account of paring it in the same manner as tho |} BOY _ 18: learn tinners’ trade, pay while -| ard, Washington ; mene Apply ~ ptem~ |. F 2ed, Post-Uiepaten. soon firmed up with 4 , covering a variety of! Neva Latimen **°°°7***+++;; Eldorado, Me, residence of William Wolff’ Fort || = Tana nes ES wet, De SEREF ane Cree. Oe A ermine. 1431 8, Vandeventer. s} DISHWASHE tt- —Colored. 8804 “Eeimar | MAN--Young. for essistant itions, however, ; i ms, from “jay waking” to hotel | Ralph w, ; Dougherty, Ok | thenee go ae. to Blackjack Lutheran Church, on van a rather slack fire, until the sugar OYS- Pras to 16 years old. St, Louis “Troon | / Cabany 2352 y must be good erccuntant and f0ld some 20 and | 4 . Irene M.” Benn” TR ee Ge bapa ala ll acgageen agen pare tagied li) ROBERT B. SEMPLE.—Address/|is melted. When the sugar boils } arah st. and Duncan av. (cl) | DISHWASHER Man. white or yg BO tye mmm * oa mo Post Die | night's , to 30 ne ing, were introduced at ves-'r manuel Ping. ; we } Oren: — ¥ tina > Entered re By rest on_Thurs- | ithe Knot-Hole Gang Director, Card!- obi down the sides of ° pan B Gan Bag boy. J Apply 10th fess, Laclede | Stanley Restau a x Baston ave any, and salary RTA, = oe . , . , ; -- : , G20, ° é , ° ' "ye -j if f » | ”« ‘ , P - ri i : eq : ‘ ar ; : ~ a apeasyee there. ses Bors For office work ; epportunity for ad- “| iveete? est aeanlipouniy->-clunmainntinee 1B | while rime tion. ~~ ms a ....Renton . 3 © ‘ lock, from the family residence in ing a Op right ia to f} d bi : ‘ rmometer and cook ti by er maar py Monsanto Chem “al Works. D (APTAMEN — Detail draftemen eh - 7 epectalt : there was ” . sey Chuck ais ~ te Charlies, to the Lutherar Church, and 4 - arra Ab for tt eY —_ ait quick fire. without stirring to 2: ' -: 24 8 } nd enginesre or structera! POR ay oy eka an _jerse women’s fas A. : : ‘a! = ; oo e] -* TTT: ” . } ur : , ‘ ar rri ng oO ie ranster c . yo ae a Ee [KNEE “~~ peetay mb. ‘ . aeenaiins : : es ar oils, & b! i Epos buy ine “- tip | fay wa king bill. introduced | xa mn 13. Dor . se) ¢ “a apg t aria) — ade in the cemetery of that congre- peyote tind ; a or. ? Say Pea ta ther- “te pportunitian ; yw we pesition, _ excellent bell —_ yet abe and manufac. alee . Var oor Eaaanel —s » ea 'e ; @nce. car ae io Jan on E. } , . Louis. M ; ; meter to th oft bal) degree; | a or advancement. A ~ - ee eeetae portundtzge eaceptionsl! Apply ‘Mos tacier pomee Shore tear 7 Alderman Godfrey, provides tat | Joseph A. Tiler peg ohh Mo) SCHNEIDER—Entered ’ | i} A P:-D. READER.— Write to theladd the butter, salt. and chocolate, | | Commercial! Rigg __ ; pIMy or | ; Dartien: shoe and office Miwa. | > | Siinece. morning. Hetel 8 ioe aitracted seattered » ot 8S crossing streets in 1} > Nome ne M. Otten I58W Dodie : A Pesan l4, 1950. at ; atte ; t ; 23 x 134. Pr owt .Tits (‘all - 298 E er 2 Fe ‘ ( ) 7 . : n 4 bedi yy as fur lieor liem - . en —) : [) |MANAGERBy laree women’s epec : cases, Signs will be placed in. {| Hortense Bertha Smith . 1418 Wash “| SMITH—-Roscoe David Smith. lov ‘ iraft or mateaimers a | vanilla and beat the candy vigor- BOYS—15 veare old. “for office wor! Dotonee, oa tin ay, 40-00eg 4‘ bic. : cember, ‘ seh at place to cross. It also pro- Elias VW : (ira do) f . s ‘ estown \fo i . Tat ee, $3.00 | against crossing diagonally at! jt OY BOD ne damestown, Mol Surimane ty 4. Reve. 3 through one nks of tie high me . ° | Arthur is. Sp ck EMeid and Danville il. ?}. | Yat — until i¢ he rina to t) te . he i y } ove clositve cuotati ‘ . | Violation would b .| Mre. Mary hoe SSS ahs | and Fort Wayne (Ind.) papers please copy. | |} bs, 2% f albatter drives the} A ee os se hicken, then ||| 884 ver month; permanent positions, with DRI’ , a one fj - tage: alary Aprens 26 “Me Milan | TAYLOR--F , ra oe , | da itfield and ‘it into a pan lined with waxed "} advancement. Rox P-182 poesttsemm >, | PRIN ER--Colored. for furniture truck: Olde. store tn Minneapolis, @ ee by a fine of $1 to $25. BKdwin J. Boulay > 1381 lal i -_. ment an 1 di t 3 in each room, was introduced Agnes Sisrken is Cabanne|Iaterment private cee [ee Mk ~). gre Aye ey end peat as sing ¢ first batch, then pour ||; BOY-—For genera! otlice Ween; “about 16 years | commiaston baste; spler wh a. Md d credit experience for -” . ' : -++-New Orleans, La aig | 4 avenly hash can be made |it over the marshmallows. When |! os S5e. eck-CorbDit: Iroa Co., 1240 N.| & YOUN, progressive cont tae’ tune Alderman Otto. I allure would MI n+y oe nGeok . = 7410 Seeiane j Laity 23,20 ob, rest on Thursday. in the follow ing manner Two ithe w hole is about cold turn it onto | Main st. ee ee a Bae eR . of peberences: mive fail detati my By me Oca branch. Manager, must yo punishable by a fine of $25 to’ " ety be ‘ || batches of fudge are made. Eachj/|a marble, ot hardwood board, ony || BOY—Intelligent, for stockroom, previous | —-:—"°* P-% Post-D!spaten. (7) have good record as executive 7 Carl Hf. Leemmi! . and Lill c- | batch contains the same ingredients, /off the paper and cut Into cu : experience not required, but must will | DRY GOODS BALESMAN —A first-class. ‘ y Jane Walls (nee M {r r *, aD +e and able t h : sertrude ( | 80 _ cipe will suffice. Two llf one is able to work very auickly. lle ig worker. Seo Mr. Pleskott. 906 Pine.(c7) | |* first-class clothing salesman, 0 show past results, ; na ‘ould Lim nd : from (Cra un ) ] 2 cups oOo rranulated ugar 1? Wr ‘ " OYsS Aa sample - . ' fore; state saiary and , : 7 3 Louis Spot c otten M ; ? wi at Dogs & Cats. BIRTHS - E i ee “—s } ight ay. ‘.. bay sacha oe _ | of cream. e ti «ae em “aa mate es can aie pry . gn ge es cag Wf 2 ears old: §2 mt) Fy “Avpiy a a ae ies “Dr heste'c ie . ex, Apply Ww ith full particulars and ~ ; ° ; ° : . , es I 7 - — ‘ it aa } . ; ray wits oll on , . os . nh , ee , "¢ " . , 1 iv; vr ° - ~~ - WAS lead’ in St. IT ‘ Alderman August Niederluecke | - REC ORDED. ee Private... ion fear yy blespoon butter, 2 squares of choco- ‘marshmallows, ‘Bee 6 Goment Co, he mile Bt & See. | ELECTR : pede Co. Bees se ‘Salary wanted. Box R-266, Post- es wer B0l4; quotations a to- ted a measure t | GIRLS, — " fume Ee (eT) | ICIAN—Expertenced, inside and | 1)i teh . ST: low middlinee. a © prohibit any | o. Cott, — . "arn } sc een He | Bors— Several, bright. over i¢ years of | outside Wiring; 4 pay, B@teady work. | ispa en, “rood middiinges. 4300. : slider from keeping more than le } Mi. . Harri: P E R S O N A L | LEGAL IN } ORMATION | m+ J pg no Des wg ghia steadlv : ae teectrls Ce, “hestnut. _ «e) | MECHANIC ae — = = 1 : ogs an 0 , & 2 Stu oot. eee | * : rage eae be eS st and) *) ) DOY--Superior Brass & Miz. C fer men famil i! j a ‘ ie giomay yt Tamang eal from UR. \ ols " . SA Ape bi (Prepared by a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association.) | hots sts. ; PTS rs RRAND. _. MSEC Fro GR (8 | ery: Mexico is wot er eel . ' : meECK ORE, aqucKks a ' , :- - ey. OLA ores a "OUNG ur ar - , : + iG yeare old and up, to lear ‘rate. CRRANT) -_* St i. i *hoto avine ” : ; puis Vilour Market, ‘ " . except by e mit oT : . : Wt! ms. hoo etxe! PERSONA: i \ f - N 1 Ww Ih "KE. - \ our may? riage not yet been passed. Such bills a & " . takiz ze: geod Pay to start: enediivet en: ‘© 704 Charie ouis | hete EK ngr ine? . , mae ne eo ag Fy = App! | mally ite wEaRE Sof: k y¥ perm from the %. As .. de Nees MOT Un iverstt) Pee Sow as : ne | Was not legal! ; this are usually changed a good " portunity. _ Apply to Leigh Banana Case; E - KAN L ave Salary $s 4 . whether jnarried oF | per cent ar $19 ‘3 ih Department, which sponsors) } a Carroll, 4138 W. Koreuth. : iPER SON AL , : stall Bi: OLD SOLDIER.—The penaton bi)! deal from their original form before |!; *° i304 N. Main st tote: ies) Aloe Co., SIS Olive et cee "Keele Gr Fire Brick! Co. Mextco , fancy 7 ] ’ + . lurner, AALT Vliinerva : «teh : ‘ . = . annil “i oni ar eta , ie Shes the. ale masse ' Boy Strone brie! it. ove ae a ~ } ° fom) Te - =... : v- 0. Ser 1): r bill. The department also fa- a se Lue! Mart Roosevelt res . N., li. ' an € Ls} veterans of the Civil 4 I nila laa ew 1. Me ~ are ERRAND BOYS Salary SS per week. Appr | —s Young and middie-awed. ‘o run : ; J. and C. Koser. 4116 Le enh tn SLT SLL wn interest 7) ar | OLD SO. ST, LOVIS READER.—/|| exmaueer’=: 2 chemical laboratory; | Aloe Co., S18 Olive st Ren 4! caine: jong rune, 2047 Cl a measure intro Cc “i + . K 4116 1 2 irae : a : - ‘ : i Paws eS % i excellent por vv ” Cet — : + a] flan a 7 a ib, compe! aad ~ by oes -i K & F Hobius u t SLOWA Arpanens ; :' —— ay alizwhet! Nchiack. oor ' ANXIOUS nefictat through | We do not know of any way to com- | coon sg ant bem. ut st for advan ae i VISE R-—With retail furniture , MEN Leather ¢ cutters, Sooiees” Mfg. . ; , ; iousehoild- = Bian, S2IAHe, sl., CWins. picate With ifien fackeen i , (oremn- the Compensat joard of Lilinois: Pe! im to support his wife anaii~: §|§°::. ' — rienee, good aalary and bonus. Apply ale oese SS RE we . , y iG. — . ; Siie remaf?&ri 5 i was tra udu lé ] tis obtained. rep rt To call and Aeliver ae and electric cars: I AK eM 4. for dow iraf' bei orm 10 hen Work ill lapat ining rvulh at “que ta t : Sspaper, | «- id M. Hunter. East $ : OL LEGAL NOTICES ' 1 THANK Yo us van ask the the facts to the Court which granted must be 18 vears and a to furnish refe . days: good wages. Box F-154, P.-p. « a : 4 TTY. an’ debts contracted by is wife, Arne = an nejla souri does not have to have a li- states. An alien may own reak es- ‘ — considered: must be an abia ME? {EN “Young. to = wholesale ah bitlous and wi Reisenleiter, nes ( YRC S M. JONES, (7 " Hiutler. 1412 Marcus. SPE , ci, - — . a? ; cehse Lo EO fisnin a inn lllinois 4 } " t ta “ . i . Koken, Webster Groves, 10. ge Angee «2 NOT -E- —On and after thie dat °, amusement ar] ane “e — = aX qu red by descent or devise, | A. Schwoerer, 3450 Wyoming. otey le 7 i920 TT wtll not i respon sible park opened May §$ in this State. An alien who has nor. BOY S_To learn trunk making: handier of men and be willing to nese: muse t and A. Fechner, 3548 Csceola. | "Roed debts contracted by my wife, Mary |, FRED.—Your question is not declared his Intention to become a SI() ; k enter @ growing concern with 1,- learn; good chance fer adva ' and I. Brueggeman. 5036 Garfield. . ges. (Signed) JOHN Hi. BULL ital cle ar We think t) at = @ iets eaten cltizen cannot own land otherwise , — pel w ee . to start: steady cencees of mt men | a factor tm erts. . vhngon: & nd. 1301 ent. EE EE AE pil - - “a BocielLy Suci + arr: sacar 1¢ organization; thie t# a r Sa as this, is the sole judge of the con acquired. He can own 75 per cent work. P. C. MURPHY TRUNI he 4 : a rare _aee Mr_ turk. me . ; ’ m- i, . ‘ Y pportunity for a man now rk- of the stor k of a corporation, but if | 0. 13th po Papin. (2) | pty as an ate te” 4 k | F = wo en) charge of this shop: : m ae car {ns: also som and A. Hale ya2il. Papin. _ and i.. Cuda “4 Wash, twins. ae ' ditions on which it wl! l m 1O ae ‘lli adm - | I : it eM- he does that corporation cannot Pi ttshurge district. Post-Dispatch. “TY parc | per month for two tion of a license fee of $100 a and F. W addy. 2 “UROH) Papin. a bers. LOST paar FOUND Dj ANXIOUS.—We cannot say what Seen 7epsequite land in Missourt, |! BOY—To run errands and =4 and as are given by existing | anas ana wor ro. P ha, rrank ¢ _Palmer , Carrollton, Til. from all persons selling near containing any alcohol and) * #4 %- Scosgins, 12154 Jones will be the effect of a “pill, that has treatic . ‘ . S are f COTS . re not affected. in office; must be 16 years ication 7 w be: i ELMAN- Pianing mit _resuit getter tn | MEN —— i €n handy, for ork from hops or grain. ‘ ation designed to improve BURIAL PERMITS. , eat Bow nods itions at Koch Hospital was in- | Sicha cari oe (itarium: shock enacted} : NN nen “DIC YWerS 7 | a8 In- | Susan Clarice, 72, Santa yao opin, BEADS —Lost, vearl beads, Friday afternoon MEDICAL QUESTIONS. | OF over; goed opportunity: U: | juste saa meena, aoe uae hine sl Apply ME- ss ‘ “ail ; : sri.t ss | ower crn } (A nS weers prepared by a physician of authori: ‘ I RUT IS , \IFG. CO., Mi , Fae Risa a (3 ti Lber e'fer Wwe ok ‘good pla ~~ | mac nine Ss 1oOp. ppiy Vv | D , ¥. Health and sanita- | — ; issouri | ee aie Behan LL he a x, tuner (23/DART PATENT PULLEY CO, i y) Sugurated by Alderman August Nie- Albert Dulton” ox : hare n anv ‘a “7 vecke at the request of Hospital | r Te a at fe 2. siat haben Beene 4 rl . a Sree: r; Keepsake; rewa! S a ‘ ; Oe $18 Mallinckrodt; | 8!!_ Cab iy _ S01 i ee 8 ston questions of public interest only will be considered. Diagnoses or tate Life Bldg . 16th and Lo-; = oud eae TeeK ee 8 0 with elk bead treatment .of individual cases will not be given. Questions that cannot }| cust. 6th floor. | GARAGE MAN Day man. expertenced: call 300 DeKalb. C3) a GARDEN ER — Fxperien ‘4; also wall wash-; MEN. ay “ps hydraulic presses, on he nary Now The missioner Shutt, who has been | ¢ward Fante CHARM -« . ee ‘aa riz. : oplexy t Page car: rewt . Se~ meg ( once Johnston ¢ a . = >. na, a he nubi cly dis: ~ussed. if si Oiwin a enc el) iarage a DE cna icly g evidences of sincerity, will be answered | BR. AKE MEN--Six: for short line Fatiroad experienced. Apply Fri Hospi - a’ ; ’ ; Mie i » ene risco osp ad. i 4060 1 i rlue work; steady work. P, C, tanle “Baab Oe : nd bald, ie 0 for each vehicle. rand aig tard Medium, be me veNtar Beer Saloon Tax 200; q 5 Tman William Niederluecke aced a bill providing for the +> Le ’ " au. i- . . . . . amc oH me hospital's strongest defender | ¥. : ) 7, S214 Cabanne: ap y. 4 J Minerva Nantz, 77. $426 Franklin; enteritis. Pinney a° critics. The bill would pro- fae aN nt 65, 402 Do reas: re phritis. Cir ‘ NK = a _—— he ed by st for an assistant Hospital Com. | a 4b, 1216 Carr: heart disease ts : “. en . ai Bikery Kk } hour, fime and ene-hall cad er ‘ ‘ Mark. 32. 92) La Baume; persenn tis. mo) Ree - fry Uraseian, Melinar J. S-—In childhood and early . fter ! urs: all vileht work ar oA es 4 ed “4. Damaged aaa “— ‘ vate uN * Cone COT may be lack of p ag Tit. 1) | ~ at apply at factory office, Ohio and S8id- > : a NIE. - Arkanss, | kloudikes, s ) e, beginning imme- _. BOS Easton; diphtheria. Ri interurba: n line out of city . on oth th MRE Se 14th a#t . - », aan ID. L W RIGHTS—F or large con- ugar Markets. | {the tax rate bill for the fiscal | ANS Irvin. 38. 318 8. Socom; Heart dees. Doi —Lont Hosion Bulldog. weight 20 The; | « _felieving stiff and sore muscles | 2s 9 cule there is no danger so far ||| of men clean record, woes emir; Fant Sov) WARSERS STACI jAnd hand stitcher: 19 cern; steady employment all - ° : “ 4 — ' Rebert or » months, a juisiana: a “ egy — — A408, e@ nt « Lies, : cause ror ri UThia if «IS OY ‘ ‘ ssa concerne } . ere . Z ~ - we . ! brag no 7 stead)’ kK . * 3 atau tm "are po : a ° making the rate $2.55 on the bronc! iitie fi 4 er “7 Langs Pgs feet; coilar with na ing the part afflicted in an oven kine’ ination shoul 1d ve Rg hn = TE wrt Sa oe ee ) oProurth D asecpys — vis | yea r around. Apply 119 Lafay- - . rts : v a 23% SS. 7 s- > 008 a2is0 oh colar; rewar Lis de! epac ls netructe for } uUIarities “es ‘ irat-clase all around; one | : ff s lapten ber, 17.@hec: Jan., M. 7 ’ valuation, an increase of 70 | mercy Dillon, 8, 14038 % ; heart di “41> ; id especialls onstructe : for applying ht sought out and « or } - - 2 Sy whe + + rected. «ho can run machine shop; $40 week: sec- en Pr bees rentrifural. S21. be: ine se over last year { f this 1é k. “a 4 ‘unninghan 52, 1265 8S. Vandeventer VDURINE Lost: round. silver. e = “y high de 9 ree ary he: tne oisture Loc al IneaAsuUres such as vY ery Net ond and third hend: if not steady man dorrt Hi ARNES SS M AK ERS—’ t oO praree - Bee . (c6) mone . ’ y - “pneumonta r ; M. R_ FP .; South Side: reward on ’ ~ being taken up by en vasing the part | socal douch es and hip baths are |; #PDdly. Corian Bakery Co., Flat River, ae. t k MIT. 1 WRIGHTS \ inists eaate 7 cane Rang by the peoplo for Russell Clark, 18 days. S¥71 Gratiot: pneu- Y EGLASSES—Lost- a nnn O Allen. in heavy toweling. This In connec- ie of value. The drugs mov? ° make traveling bags ; ‘ 2 : poe lachinists , ues = > — Lae old and tortoise she!! tio th massage ofte! es re: use are co i a r , r j ’ ting. or the full xt on : | ye ray a tery tt egenncned marr he nehen. SS, 7418 Maple: nephritis | rime “eg pte ae Friday. on Page car D ~ it ses ane eure ; of " ne “y pe rt n better } n daoranne uly and ws ‘BUS SBOY S Best of working: stead} work and good wages. P. and pe fitters for large mill : © full maximum a8 : ake care of th y Wan eh gee SER Bp 5.42 . - ' ‘ oe i ae | ’ ear i rac r e€ ‘ - = o~-— ; ¥ + cuon, | Edw. Hampton, 96, rr pet wh esteomyeclitis. | => COl r aR —. t, et ——n 7 : ‘) — . : - —— ——— ies eal ph Ysicia no S care ia honus Apply ( ‘HILD’S ROD and Papin. ( 76) sitions for hustlers. Box F. 235, ‘ ; - j.oulsa Rie :. Ula ‘ayior: myocarditis. aft “ae ost, between Mav 5 and 11 ey : . eae a2 ay : a ~y i " a . > : Michael Volmer, 74, 308 Convent; branchit's. ack fox; owner's n n taupe sewed on ~ STOVE. REPAIRS. ___SITUATIONS— _ME ‘ St. Charles st .7) | HATTER—E xperisnced on renovating: good Post-Dispatch. , May 15.~-Coffee—-Rie No. °. & ‘ T0 Pp l\Papert Mock. 6 1408 North Market; dip! reward. Mrs. , Maweitock Ri a . ~ |} N. a7Ue aries ST. (e7 par, steady positio S ~~ y bi BSc: Septem- “€ AOE . ve . oN UE Led = ar eC . ‘ ip = > / ‘av - a's -*- OW , a) sr k, vs A . . ‘ ; wo ee ~3y ° eo —_— -_—--+ - -_—--— -- -- - ; Hatter °12 y os n. Apply at Rt abin, ' MIINEDSR kx pe rienced lead A : ; . th erie. (i san bias a +. ubany 75 ‘T) @. BRAUF Rt S1I'PPLY CO.—Stove repe CHAUFFEUR— und 7 . . chose n INANE ¢ r of Senator Spencer S i Pl Rsk -Lost: workin ir] a7) wr a 201 BM. Weat Pin a eh - SAI ES “EXE CUTIV E —...° @& a mT ; . ; P ate aZze ahd exp erience box I’ Sal 2? . LA MORES Coiuinbvia ‘Box (w., ‘* , et vi b le B i OoY— Must. De nem t in ap r er e u i a ll ; pra : - > ©. Anti Sal "hae cés of the campaign in t)) t State outside of St. rvelfic: ranard mer Alabarna @i« DANG ING—To1 ig) ‘ . ew, efficient sales mannger canall : _— Triepateh. . 7; Market «*. rp sand soem aooly to i Fr. 7 oO rict ae a oon ague. I Ti: = oP —- : _- rw — —— arger loc ation. mens tO . Ps te ? 4 @#east of | fr gr ' arket CcCemultions r ra! ' . ‘ * : } , eraanre gio eee ee —- — LA phe It LEhts 1a mm her y ’ - ; 2 a re nf 8 oree {o.. ! S rh si | ouis. He will have headquarte PURSE. Lost: smal! Diack coin puree, on , 7 g ~~! ation to | CABINETMAKERS —A'so achine hands oes miber piers and planing ~ Hobso arriv | qua des Olive-Del: ‘ Soe pees. on | Grane €ud in pianning mies and adverti ‘am. ood wares and ranteed wv ent men. Ifill-Behan Lumber Co 466 At ‘ 7 , Buffalo, N. y. . u rene} in og rag Cape | at the Pianters Hotel. Kr ormer Judge Cabany pad ar. Thur eday afternoon (‘A \ E Dan in P "7 » i Z and " 4 en meee = re fy) qgeve / men: ’ ‘ Rs . Froud way po a roe tees POO yy nt Wah ash re ka ,; “5° y 7 OP } ORT L Ni fH FOR " . . Rem oe. i : = ley - reer ~ . , . : Rei iil e D lence, wi)! oe ns! . ‘ . ar ‘) ray , > > — = - — 4 « 4 j 4 : : ‘ 7 ° anters Caulfield will continue in charge of | UMBR . LLA—Lost; University. car; blu Cn eee eae eee re: ele except | Prepeuition than the one I now have | we. 216 Soulert * ~‘ Li. Lb IRERS- -For v i ' OFFICE MAN v In his addresses tomorrow. | rked ‘'E ‘ oe 2. PRINS CSCOpS aie, Py ispate! ve my ee - SES work, Wanted, & gereral offic DA _ ' ie will the antentifie . the city campaign. | oy ea : We ae Phone li ; watructiot ‘ ' Tue — et-Dispatch. ic CABINE r ~ AKE RS Ss t e a d > ST, I, ot IS (* AR CO. ta) e) arge of the bee ke ‘Surdhasionr ane = discuss reasona | . > i= . : ee ee eee * and Fricay evenings: aan lon, men . a . hiv , ork ¢ a ‘suppressing alcohol ~~ 4% jac at Fe een ge esraegy in 1918, was in charge CMBRELLA | wt reward: Aowntoan | 2c. ladies 25c. H. Alber naneagme! _vITUATIONS—-WOMEN, | GIRLS VW ork. , mu RP HY TRU NK 8000 N. Broadway. "e Pree . tg! A A ‘I orhamental gf “strugs e ’ . "10 © State campaign of J. L. Tor- ednesdar. Mrs. Tracy, 410 N. Taylor! GRAND open! ue ler’s Park, 3810 Grav be Oc ae . ws tural fron business y . . . ~. lor ope : rk, (ore 09 geen eae. im re ya referred AT und and hexagon, . ; will be at the Union M. EK. jrey of rruitville who WAS a candi v. Kirkwood. ny a ola. De ee fa. 5: dancing © very alght Lit seeW OMAN sit. vy rn tals age, for CO., ] i3th a | Papin. ( 6) [ A Bt IRE ‘RS 4 1 = S . »« Chance for advan > pe I a . ‘ch on Delm bar # nt ‘= | WATCH— Lost. gold wrist watch, Mafrit:, | thereafter: first-cla: rant and cafe Seueral housework &nd coo king: CANDY 3 ER—E enced in making! ~~ ‘ Apply » T. LOUIS Gential; tate full fo ' | uminum in sheets, ar @ulevard near. date inst S : : ut on Maffitt, . willir “6 ~s : SANDY LAK Zperienced in maain . : i particuiare. lies ‘ against Spencer fo: the nomi- Ashiand or Marcus; reward. 44580 . *. 4 t floor the ¥ a know iy =~ unincumbered: app by lett rj; |caram eis; ood opportun. ty. Afpliy 112 - . ; Poet -Dienatch : ave A Mar : ones . . bp Ppl ‘OOP 1B CO... Me ’ Om nue, and his evening ad- nation. _waretta Cm j v Jrchestra. Robert. Mueller, propric- ae 4 Eccels, 26 7 : son | Locust st js ! fet Oetew 5 » -aln and a PRA’ FOR Carmpbed machine ~~ Raw : r and paper scrap es at the Church of the Ascension, —_— - | wees ne he i H4— Lost; downtown _ stores: | = ————_—— ee 1 LAUNDREGE_t be cole i CARPENTER—For fay work Je or rental | Arsenal. {e7 Mfg Co. 210! Lucaa. ? ; —_ 4 2 CRs _eitt; good reward. Call Grand 4477W, ict -ERNHARDT'S. St. Louis’ leading school,| ¢; od Ose experienc ° property: state salar’ expect name and , : i wane Ls, FACTOR te and Goodfellow avenues. An wore ~- —o ‘ mh move ’ ; sae lor pea tion, S08, Park eur days of week. Bomont 2829R. |. address and telephom Ww any. Hox F-27632, LAUNDRY POREMAN--Por insid: in: ne ( yp D R A T OR ~ Band saw an : ' ' address will be given at PAL RAR ee FOUND bleci rand: phones: open al! -AMSTRESS -Wiil take work at bome or | Post-Dispat h. (cg) | _ rive: i ice hein to look after. Mode! . : : m Norton, J at ii . a oa rv at 3 p m D E A T H S en a veka re ee Oe a | at sme “in xi ' Thuredes 2 veo ut») the day. Cuil For. 2500M. 4g ne | rr ARP . x Tr - ial —— aes ae vo — | ¢ us and St Clair dv.. Eest Bt planer operator. Write ACMB . : : (rand and Pine. *Tande emall, female, at aturds yf “ei ry, any hour, len ost-Dispatch. _ steady ork year around Parker-Rupseli —— - _— BOX CO Omaha N st ] ; urd, wer, foot, : oo. — ” | orca ay boa amdell 1126. me ra! 3. @ ns Suctepreeeats STENOGRAPHER Coliege Wo! ‘ | Co Take Tower Grove car to Morgat for, + te holdt Me FINISNEMS.-stavdte PE Saw tinction aie tim » +vOn. (¢e ) ; . , SS a ’ ? POL Ae E DEPT wee E: en one-heure jeasons, 1. (6) tent eten oxT er r can ee po~! walk south to 381 4 Mor anford. 7 UerkK No Mfg. (o., 112 Foular tees ' : . Sr (meee oe H ne pele. PLANT CURTAILS W R | BESET. -O°CONNELL H—On Saturday, May | 1 t RET nt Second District -N to dance {n 7 private | « for $4, | independent re ‘1 Sater coanas col tes | 4 i AIR % ANERS—Exve: aan ed. Box - LINEMEN—For transmission line —— ; OPERATORS—To sew travel- ; ‘Tr hack sawe, a K OGanvelll (ace Donol 2. Ms Mary a iS . a aeatrict. | nt N! h lus’. AR1GA Ly ar. Meg rest whe to = Se Box P-102, P.-D - (> SAT. Posrt- Dienat ‘h. ‘ 2 (et) | , @ wr | a no labor | ing bags: : steady work: good — ; It, Greenlee, M : é -* _— O'Connell, and dear mother of Le Roy and | AL TO ‘LICENSE, at Fifth Dietrict Pine rec om, 4 eee Se ee By ee. Wi NURSE— Sit. ; “health; Wor nan; best ‘ ii Al FFEUR—Feor 2-ton wholesale grocer pee ky and % S eee A. Turns, > ‘ | , turret and iz Company Unable to Shi | Marguerite Berkey. and dear sister of | os ™ A ENSE. at Centra! District A i ee ae: os eager references. Rox I-04, Post-Distia truck. Box R-84. Post-Dispatch $ we te oe ee tl oe P. C. MU RPHY TRUNK : * ship “ade konohue and Mrs. Nellie MoCormniick ORS at Fourth THetrict : CHMAUFFEL R--Expe ‘rience ‘ey ewe Fred fF, ~— a _—— eee. ‘’ " : ‘ — — _-— a a 5 o erp weenie ms thick ol ‘ an ~~, we ei2 “ Fora Lak K CORNER MACHINE OP “Oe )., th nr } 5 pyrene ban Bo ip Product, Can’t Get Material. (°°) On ere Apri 17, at 8:30 a. m a in dene at Gave Dat Seet truck and assist in store. £126 N. Vande-| Goersling Box Pa ae” leiabr ana? te) ee and Papin. (c6 i | » April de, at Bis ._ ™., ——— OSE SO CAnCe Bt Save | | A , | vente : _ 67+) Janphs ™ 4, | ORDERLIES—For hospital service: * lity to get a full supply of from family residence, 2612 Park avenue, nd vail cles me gees 2 F s P WA N E D hi a anphy. ae 2am oe at syene ond Sone aa te ataatulgts Ceaapuice: Cour BUSINESS CARDS | ao “Poca. Hi I SC Ee a ee a A aplit wr nen rep on account of railroad con- ‘to Calvary Cemetery. ae see: mte? | } ; , i ~~ ne Gnewer this and Palm a es ie 2s Barnes Hospital % King’s “Pieh = has . | . ' oer . WWednesd. ' : experienced 6. SS ee ena es ctric motors 150 bh. p., of the com ~~ ope ght ca ' oat tore uo, at 8: $0 p. a. Rer- CARPET CLEANING——UPHO T , lg By ese re nage wa wien Shear * etna eee a tell AY. : paBerncix rs paar eS 8 Pm Y meorebandice, eniay “Sie he = merican Car Co. plant Neckenatein, 'y be uab e | — LST’G | _Ronent 20 : wr ¢ POU tian as ae ; a 7) nerchandise: ee lary Sie — * luis ae South Vandeventer acm oy Windlsoustain ines Grall aaer tather, of ihcteeih|. Cndines teimind Stk Mabe Gites. gg t°", - 2 trade, steady work Box R-O7. P.-D "AINTER— Union; Gret-claas, .. cari Ww. and: r t 150 men of a total force | eels Fleckenstein and Mra Veronica Auder- Se ete ba ee eet ish. mrestne rn . , a" BOY White: room and beard ftur- | | HEF—Pasiry chef, ‘salad man, (a) Pair. carriage -_ being eon, and our dear fether-in-law, grandfather TURE rep 4. “shed and upho!l- ST eeriyv rc! - ; ‘ ; ee ae ee ch, Clock yard INIST.-F . VER HASGERS ro ls of emerr ; - lel op nem Syren bo ge . . anne ed, Deim ae Tea. Forest 182" ’ — oa Dre" phe aN “3 Mf: « , laa] | S on a a a "= ail : aU — ' . , , ‘ fergd order cook . must he exper 1. "AC iti a ~~ , poy . ni F i bey ? r : : Val r o ° a re neern Was he unera!l takes piace on Monday. May - a — oa % vy _ - Ji hei =~ -\ ms . + A Os OR tl. Ee wv ASIE i . b x rien ed: m ~~ oo ” rey WIRING, E1 ETC. eee | . 4s : 4h GW) Chi) " ‘ n oO 4 St ' —e Onus., ( I] [LD " u v9 r het k tn — CARA ‘ a CURA] ch Apd painter: anton. av TOMOBILE W ASHER--Colorea . aries, ¢ MAINTENANCE | ‘a pa b! sueral | Wee n reweod. THEATR:CAL snaaes tbaatin: * inal Serv ; res: aay | IES aie Ei pai ee a2. rkwuod JIM, or residence, Kirkwood I CHE MIST ami liar = @h gray tron four , yr: iM i've oe 7 em ee ’ emhe wager eX pe | , i ELLths@ And roller men. Netional - v ; at | thee in the force. | 30:30 p. m., Edward H. Gansioser, dearly be-| yp.) RCTRIC IAN—LI | Was added that the railroads loved eon of Dr. M. W. and Katharine trane- . —L licensed: jobbing. repair! ne | ‘seer fnee Mchneider!, dear brother of Wilbert rf new work. I Soe ep one Delmar Si54X. acta eer , ai St. Louis av., Kast S° yuie ast Voring to get the finished and pee Gansloser, aged 2 years ami & 212, Post-Dispate! ii as ee bee = RS-—Sur as matinee. Lindell Thea- 2009 vee a sperectos ic?) dry practice; state salar) oxnt ted first 4.' > monthe. spec lalize in wit ing —— : -bullt 5U See ter, Gsrand and He ert: S cash prizes iT) . stan . EF ~ jette erry Found st Jone : MAN teens: Sel ainda. Mateo “ The child climbed on a chair inee Sauter. beloved wife of Dr. Arthur J. %. poped. res Sn, mdy te ear: + Bw nics an « : ervi a — are _N. Broadway. sf ‘“noK-—~Shert order. S804 Delmar Cabanyv he honest a0 84 of -. ae 12th ant Jorg Mn Hammerstein. deer eiste: ef Arma Elisa - ae eliver; ASO! €019 CAE Ga, tok R-254, | oni pet, accountant to do th Tork : A (BE i—For the cvuuntry: good pa) AD- sa"? a “ae , 5 yPORT win ow © ‘ vs : : , r wwe , : _ . é -- — \ [Th M- rer ie | P. d when her mother was pny P ine ht lamp. Vrieda. Ueorge and : 2 ic — 6 con eee esa ICE = COuok.Bhert order, “and steam table man we cats toum ung “Apply Meliimeore Dairy Lute” . or 0 ne —_} ie ; iu Colores. Appl Usona “Het tes, 14g2 S Seth et oor mes — Funeral on Monday, May 1:, at 2 p. m. STORAGE AND MOVING PAL 'NTANT—i7 ' caerience K ' hy Waterman r =o oo — : ior = — ' leaned against the screen it fram fuperal paror. been Routh Grand a BOP ‘ $s. reled: desires aioe whale tet nigh way and a n a Cook ~ Goo 1 colored, secor. om h, reese ant + Aa man tomas Ris. Re 9 ge y and she fe! nue, to New Bt. Marcuse € emetery. 7) BONDED Mov Co aC ; ’ » beh , : ee YS--Apply New Hranscome tfot . Dee! Windermere Hots, «Ot Seimar.ts eS Goa ae : 2 we —— Nowe Petras aM 'ME--intered into reet Thared * fh Midney 1264, Victo bitte rgcut ~ ; Welipg : 76 Pershing ct} ) COGK—To _ work nights. Owl Restauran' to | shipping and revrivis nte o ree ur ay ; ’ w> ive iow : sn) ; “Rah +o ~— cu = ro ai : . - ’ ni . . Y . Bas . : ‘ : en , ® ay). —— . > mal ; ete > — can z. ve bond PO’ : ‘S App!s , . arw'! k Hote i. iS:1 =le ~. kr ‘ m ie’; - Feats - Gong etter of Willlam. (o®) ax the | isING Fy BS MANAGCLR—Si BILL. if Co. 6000 Irery. Carondeiet Vandeventer ey. lil ae cas ev or 1 wT" P TY, va . : % th Tr * , ‘ if ‘# To ; a0 . " - P ' ® . , ~ 7 e . . ° poe 7. years old, of | - Ss cabana ore Rs e. 18. Sut TH SiDt: STOKAGE AND MOVING ears t te a By - 1 yea — t mee en- — ack! * e — 7 rory eT) COs 1K E xperien vy ” by Mre. BB. SES. Lang, p AN — Vouns. ae eer a 3 AK Fea Abe aad — dy ag ig ‘es " - se 2 Dd. m., ee. Victe ye Aimer Dak freproof warehours.| abil Ney to turn them into sales. oy SLAC a HEL ¥En-—Bdward A. Otte -_ 6% Cabanne —, - -'' | G H. Behanbacher Siprinetietd _— a) meter Hide . mene’ ) avenue. to v inr ep eh han Cuurci, | (cS) | pection where advancement i only ei — ‘ics? COOKS—Celored; 4 chefs, 4 second cooks, 4 Ee - - . - a1 ~_— a when riding with th woffa meade ip New oa reus* sores MOVING TO CALIFORNIA. 4 be my ablilivy to produce Box Mh-44 my ot BOILER MAK KER i. 15. fArat- ~Claee, " ope ri third cooks, stationary dining eotraineter near Tenth street and | Fo household goods or eutemobdbile in ALTO MEH _wit.?: | wence ane * and Tes k Worke, Merwol he Tenn ics: ne 20 Eugen *.. or Union ation i_, ravom at _Michias . ° e a Salo this avenue t 4:30 ign KL Entered Into rest on Fri through wprivete clu) car. Write or ence on 4a)! d ahem . s MS 3 ear exper ' BOOKKEEPER — Bright. energetic oe _Comn ieents_ Tet . "and Market ‘ é } Fou ey. by , Piget ocet Use Tw ~ ate te , Ex perten: od in me- ( OPPE RS—Steady employment. MAN—And ife 6 Apply 119 Lafayette. (¢6) artae’ orn | ; ial “ee c on * ex ‘ Te = _ ith ry. Peneral puasey is supposed to have Bieder® oden Dunk man chapel, list St cf Louis avenue, * Zion Cemetery WALL PAPER CTFANED: all rooms. 61 . VWeehingios UMe,, bapers please copy. ict bath. Sac. Star caver. “rand loot iel> a be con chia agg a a eae +.
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= eT. LOUTTS POeT. vera Tow __tELP | we an E—o- rine EN. _8ovs to rixht man: salary $100 to start: warrants: efate ece enploymen:s On. __ a1 ae ability oo. °e enc rast dd. Frew? - - Tris nat a SWITCHMEN WANTED BUR RLINGTO ON ROUTE ST. LOUIS KANSAS CITY CHICAGO - ~ Apply J. S. MITCHELL S15 MARKET ST. . BOY—Pamiitar with | Dore parts ané 5. Seaneee regtired Bez F-iae. ic7) SWITCHMEN WANTED y+ for & hours; @teady positiens: 93c Soy Gvertime, Appr wrt once Laber De Ry. Co. Room 2054 Ss. va SJ icage. ‘+ NER—For inside work. Call at 213 ic) INERS—Experienced on as- ‘sortment work. 48-hour week. Apply 1308 N. 16th st. = (e7) TRUNK MAKERS — S: teady work, good wages. Pr. C. MURPHY TRUNK CO. 13th and Papin. (c2) TOCK POINTER— x or Sunda: me or tt “Rion Station Conm.m!' == —— one ‘Starke *'e — PES NETL? rent. 2247 AITTERS— i. wren; or Ts . - AN ‘D TRACK MEN, rT. LOUIS. a lk = AREHOUS WANTED APPLY TO W. G. O’FALLON. ROOM 306, UNION STATION. (1) s Luke's Hogp'tal. fe.) Bor F-47 CLEANEA Non he rou par and ait W Nig E MEN es . *. a - five ITLN > Prefer une =~ 4 “ear run ‘For ar aed ww. English. __ Ines igeyer. (7) ING. MACHINE Ha lD>—?Piret- Cam. airount: open shop. 1520 §. Lith. ae ic7? WOODWORKING WAC MINE @liround: open eho. “tie? ~ TAND— Pirst- 1330 S. 18th et : "we run elo ati ecrew e., 22 N AXN—VFer sn.opine reem. Irterne- e.. loth and Nerth Marke. m- 24 e.&7) - mass help in repair shop: one eectric oo ‘ame an ae bol | e°® wre orree. breed Krogee itiffeny ond ‘ete We have positions for a number of good, honest, ightforward men for our | CUD R—Coel red, soldering 48-hour ee eee ee ‘St. Charles st. ' WANTED WOMEN. GIRLS’ HELP WANTED—WOMEN. GIRLS HELP WANTED WOMEN GIRLS CANY Cm Oe we & OTs —s _ ' ; Es: wee. bf Wome. ‘St YDashirston * | EN EAP e MACHINE PARTNERS WANTED T=) LABOR NOTIWES —T ot ine oS str _SALESM EN Dwele | nagers SALESMEN WAN ‘TED creasing ~ Te WY ; Dew & > aod ~ Do You Want to Make Moner? Coenmect reurself with e@ eur 2nme that se \*¢ a @u> » down 3 to aod inciuding the last let before thew leare [t Oon- nect © th . frm thet bes actually more sut4irisions monthe than any sae MAI. MULLER Sead Garter * > Teach You the . > Real Estate Seiden: | Opportunity for a few high-class substantial men to connect themse! with established company doing $1,009,000 business annually. This is the livest and best paring business to enter todar. Average men earning $5000 per vear. Many of our sales. men earning considerably more. Can earn ‘hile vou learn. See XM ARTHUR R, 10 to 12, 1698 Boatmen’s Bank Buil di ng. c¢® aA os “nance age *resscs. Dest Wages arc cor! ‘onion. an ons. ome > af ha = ee LP WANTED -WOMEN. GIRLS ee ee ¥ ves - Tet Ax se _ F 2 TERS a7 4 —— | oe 7 - _ 7 rr a eee wee 7 Bobr 18 soxeh Aa.ce DODT | _IRONER- Experienced A® Neer -~vetal Lawndryr. working with SOL) BUSGIRLS—Best of conditions: good salary bonus. Apply CHILD'S, CASHIER—Appiy Portland Lietel. 18i5 Ma-- ket ot ic CAsHiES—Uroce-y and CASHIER "4 ©*ers oF over Applr S4 EXAY & GENTLES. Broaiwea) market. Delmar ra — > ume 3 Ee FS “Bis. _roer ryian i Hotet, Sth h end re AMBFE RMA] D-—W est moreia tor and Mary's a Chi ASTBER MAL DS — = i.e AD D: y Kran necro de Hot rato Pershing 1 av aMBERMAID=—7 ™ 7 hite or o Re, we Washingt: n elma. land Hotel. Far. — Pi =~ _ “— oss DIPPeRs--Hern mes Candr _ 13 Boyle _ - (e7) TER apenes re voung adv, for de mT certecal work: sealery 8%) per mont’ Box P-134_ Pest. Dispatch. LRKS 16 i® years. experienced at. *®.. 17th and tes bing heuree. bardlinme ‘rom a” enine sher stpolies end auto perT'ence. exe end sa ars Peet - Disnetch. =e foer werk: 3 i> washings. s52° Westminster »! COOK Aapabdle. references. Weet®!ineter .. — ~With —raterences: _any 7 td Linter expect iain ~ Pea familly: Appir 4 —- CC cook Parmily «of ‘three: wlline to “eentat bh heuseewTork. 4414 West Pine. Forert ik” a day: isis gown caf eterta one meal Meastregraph ee. cook— : ne Sundays. sight werk | ume preferred: ReodNouse ea —_—_— rrede ard hbeweema!c. te co awar for summer. To ust “have good city refer. Westminster pl. Bell phete - x. 3 Kiniech_ Derrer 540 £ ere enses roer for *) : y ences. Ti | a eneed: no laundrv: 6room apartment. Pine. Forest S038. =e et. a F-7. P»D. (oF) he ure es +} Mote and | an , rood wages ralie an-! } re = ’ Parr! 4 ' TE RYESTIN: NI FE TI) iN £ LEA} PR OPT. -RRED: 7 i a : = 7 ry Aa 0 Delmar Av. . HOUSHVIRIL—For aaivits: n° a 7 . ‘be’ afvur * » mar. © HOUSEGIRL—Foer caqgking and genera! housework: ¢xperi- goo wages 4935 2d fl. N. Grand | HOCEEK EL >eR—~ime ith hete! etpertence erred. Apo r manager New Bransco: > atei, an hing av ~. HOUSEXK CEPER- ieteeen TO manent positien and geod ene “hite. for Small | wares. sere Weatr, inster > HOUSER WOMAN—te de rerk: no neste ny ar ir S ~ ¢ “ALE cvive LADIF*—Te mese hctteuheljes or el ne steady werk. eoot var Wall im edwt- 1414 Fre ak! im & 7 .~ADY—Per ing éepartr: Se e Ta8t 2. Finx Piss Pas -. LADi-—ler drug store: §& secures 6@ily oe Sundar: with or e'thest exp-erieqce, S865 | Pmercs av. genera! “28: hecrs fre - ~ eal LADY-—Yeane evper ge>eTa mesure Te - rate Ar : : Agen ~£ik experi “8 ‘ona Liam) SU RSE d ren. verry ye TRL. Ages o “= ry s to ror two “chil ana »: plac ‘ 4 ‘s- . 5 ‘orn 4% ary: v West Pine - - > iMor Wes CDE r MikFty. COMPAN Cas avenne. YOUNG 1! os pert. ¥e TT Nesd or PORTTUN T Wa? : — tl aie : APP ae oe | + = WOMAN ooerate a” elec. “? ‘o* . we sea). . oo Nea » . . . x% ha fe 3 Ap em ere mai aA ROR I EET SE TN TT RE TLE particularly SELLING or_ RENTING property. ADV: ADVERT ISE! wa err AUTOMOBILES} You NG Wow AN - W ho has had some _experience tele phone switehboard f 10n iT front office of Hote! Statler see F. vr. | Abell. assistaht m SALESWOMEN WANTED posit eb 'BUSINESS CHANCES | BUSINESS CHANCES rr oF PT BING eo Eactabdil = s nig’- got recom st stores 4 = 7 i eJ tiop: make $i‘**) month ehed. TOS ‘rive Chain * 2 LT a ay apent oe y.-i z= BUSINESS WANTED at arest «4 "ne, Wha ‘ Box a. S14 Lecas av. BUSINESS st - - | FOR SALE—WTD/ c _— FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS ‘MISCELLANEOUS WANTS APPAREL Wrd.— ' -_ tie , rumsicg eardéder TURDATY. MAY 16, 1998, AUTOMOBILES ia TOU RING CARS OLDSMOB'LE—S-cylinder, late J mer: Al com —: an - AUTOMOBILES ToumNs CARS 1919 ne ale all lg Touring =o ‘el it. ND—like few: sacr GARAGING _ ai V erwin) = a 264m — AND STORAGE | BUICK—Ligh: six tea ing: new.” id2y: « ra a: lee a — »% ~ - yhte -—— ; vadster. bofn in goxd cumil: aan ee Stel Oitce an a panes pen-skid REPA! RING. ETS 7 | ; peed: this cae + ORIES, Pi . PARTS- tt ee? and rebol $10 and uP su ra 23> Lo MAGNET —Like new -* oor.> wart —— ; er Oo. condition: see's and nbany 5006 ee IO B BED— trees « ned 4007 W eer "Pine | ‘ron anc wooed washer. "S1494 Pee PORT, Lares 2 leather cos $60. Cabany ls Qe ~ ep | RO! = aod _ “ ; Sh -tert "orem -F Toiture Wii tet our ouestnae. fete © me < x ctar 4 ste fhe?s. oaeinnae: +. . 455 Page. Del. = A On D ‘eet RE wre ae or fies ¢ . Cents! Atel . . burt — CLOTHING | FORD TRiChS tires same as VONTHLY PAYM _ = =. : - ‘ - tail otiee ee, ata ® 4 (Five at. owed mien & re, +-"“eseenger *eurtrg * to we ‘Ss _TOURING CARS By Ls sack Mich.gna ean.
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a 3 ri | | : | | bre we TO SELL THAT PROPERTY IN A BUSINESSLIKE WAY offer it fone these “Want” 3 - __AUTOMOBILES CLOTHING LDP BLL PII TS TS OBILES—MISCELLANEOUS ON I ee ees wee ES | oe BICYCLE—G irl's: “gn inerican an; new; $25. DELMAR BEL.., 4200 Deateahn ee rooms, with | WEST Ww FE can sell yo Pins REILLY. in a hetinds Bo& J : ; ‘ ;. (franc _SRROW ; 2631 Alle nV. board: congenial home; hot bath, phones, I PPOs? oe —_ IL_LLyY 722 Chea ot «? j en ee oe rm, . ee, - i. Model 4-4. 1920: has not run 1000) HIGHEST ~ = b. vrices raid cor. } —— Ae FE : hack bumpe clothing. dry goods c ony . ' seylinder. late 1918 gu. Site make car perfect: sell tor| Sam. ™ '4°%0. G16 Lucas av. Olive | PICYCLES— Special s male of secondhand; all) conveniences. = . FURNISHED HOUSE—Handsome__15-room | —— =) ; | (c& PAL STEEL) han Dw dee (9) | LINDELL BL., 435)—-A large Sd-flour room, home, Washington av., near Union; 3 REAL - ESTATE WANTED ~ © . ~ - — with board: also table guests. bathe, large lawn, luxurious lounging par- | ~~~~~~~~ Se hee tcp thy 45.05, | CES Y e R 1g €écoO $s tien: to brand. _ x F234. Post-Dispatch. icT) wel «car dition: - or . nS MEN’ SUITS wr J ) dence, m - al Nerand fre ne, will e ap ihaa cweres 4 late model. | ‘adiew’ suits Aresses. ring “coats, ehoea, | ALL BOATS AND LAUNCHES LINDELL BL... %760—Large 2d-fioor fron lor with 16 windows ‘very cool in summer): COTTAGE OR BUNGAL nie Wtd.—To bur: uring: ariven — 1 = has lasme, . ant bie ant a eacri- ant Re bur envthing i. Seueeal goods OOO eee a - ~ . LP OL PO room. separate beds; excellent n eals: res « -AULO garage til roonis for servants, wiht Ss or 6 room 5° located in south wee part of | parinont plan luv A o . ca n . ’ erate ua eee e,ec- co Fis a 1134 ws f entra! 4un: auto calis | BOAT = Galvanize! ekif? hull. 16 feat: goo} sonable a for Suimimer or iong: . tu } igh -class pr =| city: ~~. rr just he willing to ta nn aut o- ; SOA : / — 2 emton 361%. te! mite ‘tea. arry Appleman, 2651 Dick. condition; Just right for attachable motor; | LINDELL BL ~GiiS—everal large and me-| fos 1-72, aa pine —e permitted. | mobile for first payment: auto has not run : ‘ a “ eon “§) » 242° ' ‘ : a aie reouthe ) “ox 2a~5 *o a pet , (cy) 10) miles and is in spiendid cemition. Box ee ee t¢ 6) at pri “ sw 7 ) . Ft . ’ - : -- — a ¢ ‘a. BS o- Penney ania im size i-¢ fr nm Ools , | DA ePeLeer tour >; demountabies; eéluarter: $60. | ' . ' 2a _— ” Stret~c F-256 _Post- Dispat = ‘ ford tires: Sine shure — Neosho. teh | ern _FOR SALE er erae’ Fi tee» . HOUSES WANTED " ——— BUY 1 © ‘i, 2.8% e month» x —_ oe “ : ee ow Oe ee Oe VUSL ESS , pie, r ef in Dwi sVUliusl ish. sacs 4 —titigiagh ‘ a! wait we H i » docu. all Bowong # : fine Ae sory J Nee 2 Sit Markets oe | att a: Sady" Sng pants, 22.50: girl's dress, M U S I % A & oS dian -| COTTAGE Wtd.--5 or 6 room c Bet ap , =e evenings, : -- Edeoes arn feed . . lady's dress, $2.50; skirt. $1. 3S McPHERSON, 4474—Attractive, Nght : ne: flat. South Side: family oll di — . + m teatine plant, — ANT ; ike new: sacrifice $455. Vie- _Delmar Di. 1a) continuous hot water; home cookin : ail oO71 a Ww , _ =» © atts. ay. si cee don’t telephone. A. | ’ ronventences, re —_ --- -~ ; " . - . BSPLONRLOn bi. tee. “2 NCE —~—K s. 2? —1018 light etent te “" - : ; 217 Virginia av, ‘ i CLOTH - ee Wee ble tris ® wt. Uomont iS. aahi —_ om) ! ING New 1 and nec ‘on dhs ne ‘ i | } ; ‘? " 1% , 181%: ‘ ‘on itinen’ al motor: Mneart OD-~- low prices 52) N. Sarah. val ' . a | err _ MUSICAL INSTRUCTION ee NE “ — RRY “TERR. AC KE. 622 Reon and ae a’ iy “desires to. lease sonia . : } IMPR VED PROPERTY FOR SALE ; ~ Wit : ~ Mgt ae tourtwmne : ne conan ee ia og ve nea I fniah: | } AT. Lig! it blue; also “sulky for ba | y. y. 82 12 | VIOLIN, mandolin. guitar. benio. ukulele nard for two gen tleme n. nt is 3 ay En: { Aietri on or before . uae . Stites as cite ®, 3101 Olive wi. Gumegs en. Ramonetrate one where toe - ee st ¥ agent: te instruments ioaned. FPuitnam, 11/21! A TER PL.. 4246-—Well furnished one Cabany os ca) BRICK TE SEMEN. O17 Park; for 3 fam « | . : ’ ADIERS sa 1T ve eo wre ~~ . eonard ‘15 rooms, excellent ard; tabie boarders a° — tiies: 85000 a+ ny ; _—— Ma epeed: thie car inoks practically S—Dresaes coats. ai) sizes. | =i _-——_— ai: oi me Se pee oa ° SORIES, 3. PART OR_ SALE | wah dress, $1. 25: at. $2 cost $85: lady's RAGTIME ‘oi or - jazz t pla no pias ‘ng R cuar ante ed ' = _referen ‘ stall given. B ox_V-22 ’ A Le | ; ; - : ’ oN : — — - iu RIF we sei and rebullt, etariting an aw _ (6) | eee Vepee mandolin, ukulele, | “ ~— lena ate ~ ~ a : : — o uy “- | bd Cc ivi ieh? ‘et, - " vd banjo, guitar taught, ‘on n dally and evs ) t ‘ p +4 : S08 Olive — Sp % P $10 wd up: Suaranteed oe MAN 5 soit silk lined, Lit, cost § $30: , Fain- Junta Grand 6153. Ollendort iy ans ONS MADISON, er Sraeane i room, wit R E r E S | S Ce ee meen Stels “s "Scoakeh, a ere oney S ing ‘ - St . tra oN, 3 : ‘ Juniata. (one } ward, Central ‘ xX. (4 A I we ieuncanteniatieenmie i Vy mrt 1428 (eT) | a bi. 34 (6 aeunee ——s — A ' y , \ ‘ Li Model wo > ee ; a ee ) ——— NEW 8S: Mie ican touring car, Teal bar. «ge oe te Like new: make an of-| 7A to F tesemee oes: $4: ett D coat. all wool, Sail inate TUNING “AND REPAIRING | ROOMS | WANTED | Our Jone ye a ii on estes Sa lett | . ‘ ‘% ar of ef ; 1» —. . Im Us al vert & ¥ Delm - oe - MO Ol el el , Lh A r 1e ngs a e In a i Touring (ar: Knod B buy at Son” RAINCOAT 82.50 man’ } ae ke ‘NING and player work a spectalty. Frank | ROOMS Wti.—3 or 4, unfurnished, in private ‘SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR sate von a Toady for distribution: write or REAL : = ovum BEHOLD | GOODS FOR SALE — =, lady’s raincoat.’ fto" ° reat. | Stell, T6414 N. 16th, Central 1048, Tyler 2%), mily sox P 400). Pos oon Mal OTTAGE—P Ot eeteail 2STATE & ieuits Y- % sbatar Geoyen | tat 7 ; ee ae : ‘ ‘ ~~) fa hi Z St) ae ' _ y owner. and 1% acres, p 4 R ‘ ; e er ireye ae te: a ae , dete , | y _ @) eee as -% ‘Be " mM Wad Yor Ing mn! ro ctabie, cesires Meehan, eos im st., Jeunines (r vet ——. 305-200 fa dt ii, SIOA CE wlonial, epinweh Gesign, very Tat — soc oclety WW ardrobe Exchange. for | ~ _ PIANOS ANO ORGANS i room. avout $15 a mm on th. ne ar Lafayette hit sI'SF 22 West Glendal f + , ( ) . t ee ewes Dispate hot-water heat, hartwoo eit fa, tenn GOOD BUYS -louring: this car perfect aman fet condition: sete and odd pieces; no| Spiee, Saturdays from ® aw. m. to 6 p.m: PLAYER-PIANO—A8-note, balance due, | ROOM Wid.—For two young men. in North | porch, glazed and screened: 5 minutes to| gtaguttal , #room mat brick bungalow; tern . 3 Hires: will re. ' caver ny fA —_ wae. 5 omdaye from 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. $109 8 $495. Minges, 1631 8. Broadway. _(c#) | St. Louis district; close to cafe or good | transportation: lot 410x4lu, §15, 000; te rms, | Sttictly modern; convenient to everything; w 31s WW Sshington ay. cot, beds, ” ge .s range, wulled, rend and Arsenal, (eT) P 1A NO beautiful upright mahogany; mov- restaurant and a: ‘cessible ‘. eith er Taylor | Phone Wehster 1192J. (om) sus & year old; 84700; terms. S Touring oar, G-« yiig = % 4007 Weert Pine bl. _EXCHANG . eee he HORA Jiumph: “ey et) Broadw av car lin e., Kt t.4% ft’ .1) . ;-... Ken ood ae rings .oo eo , « Sot —— b ingalow, hardwood floors. ; ! - : der: : - - —_ - — a 7 - ““ Sprig ne; n ‘ 8) a) MALT, : . ’ : on. gd rea erase, ‘ron and wood: rugs brary | : ——. iE } 7A NO—Will sacrifice my electric piano; | RO Me Witd.—Refined family of 3 adult - mnediately; 3706 Salome ay., 2-3 r, | $40 monthly eee I I S T HE LOCA TI N a A _L iat oT) . “eS Ls nany.. kas Mixtures. 2. lis soars RE Wt4.—F bt cn a ~ ery" the city. 4024 8. Broadway, what desires tires neatly furnished housekeep- | oms, tUl bath, electric; lot Beautiful 5-room brick >ungalow; strictly our , -. : (t) Ge Es) e u weg to he @ Salon? c7 it 20TN Ss aD th; not ove | ‘all Bo- om S450) te t * Laos ‘ — ope ere ‘ MANGE—In good — a | and repairing § for Dacha "furniture PIANO— F a8) on ote aieneieunedan allies Me A 10V" right in, See ti oy haem andy you | ene rs a = B27. Open eventn oe “ i ie Linton. condition: $10. 1) | _*._vandeventer 2) Kood | ‘ition: '? upright, mahoran, Mat. | 2 { |—Heliable 3 BOTT REF REALTY CO. 4914 Delmar.(cT) ANDERSON. s° INSON ——--a cuss Serninge -A - a pe - 1) Fo ; “On tion: argain, cail at 4735 Maf- k HOSLS Wtd.— teliable younr couple will at ~ . 7 . ‘ ~ : 2 . TINSON RE ALTY Co). . gl ta) odel: c wont rue ber = j fi , J _Kellev y ic} manare ay mogg house or assis? ‘ pris ate Hie if be . “ae | Alvis a’ ; Je nnir ‘es, °” hic k B ritar 4c TSi9 Manchester fc) , or ra tire; new battery: ; : couch, fury iture., books, water- _M ~ oe ® 8] Vic rity oO dsenera $50 = ©0., 8890 Delmar bi, _(c7) | enough for 25 ‘witomobiles: price $6u00. | M w nee »> + M SET ; oath - : = - al j broken false teeth. M1! ler, TORN Market. (8) Alsnosed of Cal! Sunds av. tre rw een 10 and fe . Wect End es a v {th Ex ar d, oF . let flo or iC ly v B He TT’ SE A a ( "RES ~ if EN T 4 danas mae Ete AMENTO AY. - — ° 7 - acres or divide: known as Bowen place: j-room residenc * bat! 1. furnace, combina- : pt da. _F ” me ' once. 7A4 Ba ard .~ (®) CASH paid iad for ola. ‘gliver. ¢ jatinum Pete prices. AnY metrurrne! t oy Tl on ar : re fer . = exc mngeu ( “aba i+ OOS. éanort \“ alk: fine op — ur ity for organizatior: tion fatures: wi oe Vacant in about two ; 4-c¥ lined: a 5-patseng > f : —_ ca Damenta broke o ewelrs : =p tos 9 for old Felect will be delivered vo ‘TY nall hoommM AND BOARD Wtad Congenital voung | Dossessior can e ad at once. i r ™s weeks: will sell t o bargain For furth r + TU rivate sale, dining-room, | fals e down payment, the balance on conve : lady. ¥* , ow oe re ; Perwar- ms ticul . ; tires, - - . ~-t a ‘ ‘in Pt r , aise teeth. Phone Olive ‘{o43. Miller,’ s, i | t } n iv, with esmal!l boy, desires rvo and | GULDMAN REAI ae CO.. 722 Chestnut st. articulars see ; " Bi . at right ») Olive -. ( enenn Olive tm bought. Bomont 1832W. | ~~~~~~~~ ~ = aie Ce net nt: $3 Pe i Ne PR tr gw ‘ $3 LL IN DE N You owe !t to yourself and family. Start | » Central £437 q S-foom | —— 14) fo: > a (8) 4 FEW cabinet style phonographs $47 to $75 - - = i Very Gestrable room frame residence,| now. I will help you if you are onen mind ——— ~ > . d } ‘> a D a 3 r » Baad - “ “ : ’ : ‘ ‘ . ‘ c : at ‘ . . : . a t* il-= . . : % nan 5- curage fa Hal Fo rent | Nal TF sncrt wit oar ates oy Ay ‘Sou -_= each: they look and sound !!ke new: terms. | 7, eich _ ak bey : $2500, balance to ault purchaser; one 5-room | READY TO MOVE IN and hath bungalow. just Iike new; furtface, South Side of Lafayette av., west of Tower | Mr. Wiliteame, . he Pa one DD RA rGB—Water he ater, dreseer “Tet rig- ano rollg and tunes Mi B lol naa f ii if U i” et es, > - 1920, 7-pas tou - > aizo loan mone m vour 0 OO miles: wi wncrivice. ae ier, baby bed; will sacrifice, 5251 Page.) gmatl interest. "Hi Mil oT , B- way. Broadway. Sidney (c%) o _ rai iller, Broadw 1 * CB. siasasuiintiniai ae slectrie Li , * lot 37 3 Vv ictor SAVSR, aa ? ; : sitll 1 door north Market et. Establiehed isex. RECORDS—Largest stock of available Edi FLATS FOR RENT elec 7 ant and gas; lot is J7x149 to an al- > new six-room bungalows, with bd : 7 “R- 7 hour ing cab; Soe onstrater UNDRY HQUITMENT—Consisting (cB) son records in the city: come to hea Ones | blocks fromm Maplewood loop; price hot-water heat; open for in- ont ne, memes ‘4 - tf Set cot ona nn ee boiler, three | DIAMONDS Wid —Your dclamonds valued favorite record __Barthel-Deeseabers " SOUTH ut is $4: wy: Caen Saree eae ba lance | [nection on day. RO Oe ee ee rae ura rl e, ‘ : ; ’ Ti a “ wringer: also @ ry . c > “ La 5 —- ' i at - i} ] 4 2 ‘“’ o iyi. bt Pour touring. ¢ Giese fash suttable for offi e or fac- offer: gn TT ‘are Hs one Ket ved So Bte Pine st. ea poktaaot appipaiaaie: Wa m __OTTO STEIN SR., 7344 Manchester. (cv) janice monthly. ee ee ee * opel 7 ive . Bo nent “ + sartitions. Dire " Cloth Co., 210 S. dally: —_ , ; ng n va Uv , an - r ren? G room S| t hb hey ; . . iti al " } ’ ~ | > are in a position to use any en nt Sad * Gon RICHMOND \ne erson-Stock - Nn W nN) Nn - c Po baal Dee | 6 Qunlity or any amount of love or mounted rage, rent oi: furniture for sale . HEIGHTS " : a . Le C a 4 a e > on est 8, “Light touring. De } LD GOODS—Water-power washing! diamonds: as thieh as $5 per carat is ROOMS and BOARD ARS in meee eae 7 5 4 oO ve Bomont ' mi electri: vacuum #Wwee per, wringer > -* , all cizes. = Smith & — - - \y° - ,lern 4 ' ~ wrwiel ta ' ‘ wr } s | vom : gas Diate, linoleum, rug, stoves. | ee . : : oppcsite Metropolitan ! ae eae WEST } shad , hime HH o. ‘ BULK iL¢ rmnann ening ‘condition? b esca na Se} | s leorainorth of Olive st. ___()|-"" ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY |racn ni. sera Flt. 7 coome, tie bath | vi. MORTON & © __ 808 CHESTNUT STREET. 1 743i “» oon ; P if OLD PL ” Ds ‘ ‘onte nis ae h- Ww A Tt ‘H- Gentleman’ Ss high- grade °3-jewe! ~- OO Oe OE ee ~—s So a a ~ — nt a i \ iE we -70A , lat, . roon ‘. tiie dath, - Le Ss “aren cy 2 . . i a; will take Bath tines 1041 Forest an complete | Hamilton; solid gold case. Box F-297, P.-D. | ws ~~~ ~~~ ~~ ~~~" | electric, furnace, screens; rent 845. Cal! 5 — | WEST | dg mh. ' i, ; | ‘ . | | (el) ROOMS Two, housekeep!in y for adu'its: Ali ; Si 1) _UNIVER ITY OO FN a ee ee re a .. seeping; Almost. new; can be conveniences; private bath Phone Dei- |= S CITY TAGE—: Se eel A ne “ 7.4 » 4 1’F) - = > ~~ —— — — . + : . * . . . oe . . ne . " ; . pancy; (ne cash, A! arn » terms. és y. | mescuger; w oe ¥4 2° ") . Oe ea “4 | ' ' “ " ; , | 1916. B-padsengor, yood : : Clev land av oe LSA Miner a OS —_._..... | COMPTON, 4656—Furnished 2d-story front! APARTMENT- Three-family a | THEO. R. APPEL, Webster Groves—Webster large garage; beautiful yard: 6500 west; 4 » H Ba. sled; Suserantesd condition. oe “— S. ee Re OST eER— Te onda. ~ thoroughbred. — Call room and alcove: all conveniences; privaté beautiful North Pa a —_ a | pr perty Sic jal ity : _Phone Webster 703 (c®) j block souta Forest Park: house 2k. years | ge A k nN obeloch } Prett rma at ) MACHINE ~BlueBird, “siesast Monday, 6817 Washineton family: one or two gents (7)! sum parlor; hardw: f 3: ree brick Ww RI TE for y= r purba : *y okt @ 4 onan. 6: Se. SS ee U. y | ; : J EAD . . bat tail F Ee ae - aun _ a “ 4 , = . i Su u Ly. 8 ht a lie “YT? li - . — - . —_ ou we +E newly ne’ - it — “a PEND Us aa mall orders: ouv hen feed: DLULMAN 1217 A —Connect) ng housekeeping gh oye ia FR ck fro: nu Delmar. Call own VEBSTER GROV ES 1 RUST © . NORTH | | y oaASsh tw, iwla ~— me ee { pounds at 1 ' makes hens iay: it reome: gas. electric, bath s7> ' © ihany G2nor. ic7) ———_— + a “2X f a MCUs . Cal! Recent E . MACHIN EE. — ele ‘tric, swinging pits the hene in u perfectiv health’ con- Par IHTF eN TH s25 we —? urnishe ' rooms ¢, ars ri ~ A | Al. Alt MEN‘ wis lee | W ashin _— HO 7” SE oe] rooms, : ' ha | ‘ on ee : a! ‘Becta Pi yg Nt i i i i * i iJ rREET __ Oven eveninyn, a ¥ | rn al metal one, A. B. C.. ¢ i + erner Hav ie xchange, 703 wht hourseke oink . os be “a ‘ ory nd bl. wit N-room fficier ’ wre bard WOO ? mr. .* # COTTAGE 241 Warne a‘ ‘7 . selenide Tae we sd. (at) troad way block nert! 1 of F ree B- ia re. me ; ! . e’ ie i at a, é ‘? : . “es FA nt oe . ial a, . ay. , » 1 toons : ™ , 7 ee : ") ” ‘ ‘ - Topaacer . : 2 Asia — Si ‘a. ] e = seOncy : g ‘ ‘ . st Ni ’ "WwW aoude i rie in Hitest iow , ! ‘ a lnost pew tire 3 con ‘dition F A : TION SAN cS Yt rt Mi > EY -We 4 : u , Ae - Cc _ tras $54% Olive oN mene wee ™ ae “ ith ath e.eeant qr ‘ ? ae iefd, Per e*T . K posure c I aaa ‘ 7 le - toa. ‘ jt Vv. —- ondte as —r a ‘ P | Uliy c SOUS Centra 2257 °: oil, eail for sih00. : ata & full line of new. up-to-date furni-| 7-29. Our motor trucks deliver the goods Sieam-heated residence Grand 101s. (cf) | ern improvement: ne comvenie nees; man- HOME 1? Dn teetaee mc -atey &.|| COTTAGE— We have 1d one 5-room | , ; the living reomea to the kitchen, pa AR CT. Cah mv on deliverr, | ic) Li ISIANA, 15: st a ‘urnishe ed room for cou- : ) rem en. aii . ‘ ' : j ‘ r ates 2° ; 4 i . lave one 4 and one o-room see — rie or two me ROSENB ™M- “H AUSCHULTE cal SP , oe: So lin vrick cottage; on terms. Owner at ri ' | railroad larg being 1003180; reasone Lee _. . ; : t¢ 7) sthiy trad rigs f can ecll at 25 per cent less than cur- | Pnitra Oven evenings ‘pe prices. aed pootatty 4 — axchange SAFES NE BRASKA, 1016 Meola furivished front "2407 N. Broadway. (8) | | ible price and te , ii euim BUYS S&S: eg landy uUHT— “ne aan — urniture for your o urniture, ff SM Eee AOS pete eee room; al! conventence vute phone. (7) H PONTE APARTMENTS. 568 Pershing . FRANCIS-PFERRY-RUT yo N Sti ye tt a? PY oe oe 06 is av: dan MN ey srouring ‘cag, 3 ote . B market for a talking machine. SAFES —Cabinets, vealt doors new and used; | RK 763: : Tv =e : : en 2 CHA fo ds oes ie % ireproof : at har tg aint 2. Lit fel, : reom brick: convenien es. Colfax : 4 see our line of Pathe and Syrn- repairing. Baumann Safe Co., 421 N. sth. come’ 5 abe ke \ ns P — rooms for eat ~h containit! Toa living om. in pene WEESTER GROVES TRUST . NY ASS A NN, New wsteadl. : ; —- ies) ght housekeeping: no children. ——— | breakfast room, k en 4 dd iy : Webster Groves, Mo. COTTAGE ‘e have one and ene S-roem at Oid “Jrehard ¢ ’ K moder cullage; I terra, ve 444 er chines. For the rental of furniture —— looks air chairs, be sure and eee us. dw | or = he MOMS i wi o “fu rr ished f ‘| nt 2 usrekeeLp- ; sabe} Tr } ‘ Lands A , _— , —~ © - , SAFES aaall a root: rri - ° ° , bg or 1g! hour ee} / : becs and ual on Sh ; as mie, ali ay and . i a7) ‘tnes a, * WwW ter _ run. toni 2004 a nm * Be. “Hall- to & nO ee -. & oo t | . near sha Ww *s Garde Ss Jur ] to Bernt. | worse carpete ‘* servic luck - lee i Thi . sees ame . ea eS aa " Ba. bah oe $ ie iBloch., Centra _ bx : au ) nev wm: ¥ couple preferred: refere: Te an current. far ews mp —— © 508 Gree ~ m: Yi ) ; .- = oxes, portable vaults fcabinete), new and , ices : current, gu, i ima on- . ane erees ‘ COTTAGE Doddrid Baden, roor : 4 | ire 4 , nieane n ir) } . ° os “mn “heet ') . . " con . . Ne J mua | recondband; terme If desired. rilowe Scale = i x! t- 16, F ost-Dispatect, | we nie * e found in a mode rn her n -ideal B. i ‘de ‘tn t.. 001 ee 3, cottage large elle > attic: street | i t @ building, with only 6 suit ‘3s to each “0 lede road GQ i. Ow av... rns. +) made; price *§21: A)> ‘$500 cash, balance ** .¥ —_——--- - oe eee oot TRUCKS ory PPL Papal, vo HOLD GOooDS WANTEU Co... SI°414 St. Charles st. fo8) | RWOM Nicely furnished, front, ' riv: es as - family south womern part "ity: wo | or. OS Chestnut st.. es wade ’ rnonth!| = Soe ut prove for one |eK mde CORNWELL RE. CO. 810 Chestnut, |» Frisco, : . 3.200) COTTAGE— 444 Lincoin, S-room, — 2-story , : ee YTTAGE Wid Lincoln, i-roois, Z-ators | FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE) BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE OP OD PPP Ow * GE TRU PRRs —carvets turnttore of att ae.) SEWING MACHINES locks south of ‘Tower Grove Firat ous wa ’ : sentents ate =e ings: ert FS ae ~ a | 3 ‘ ladies s nplo ver e! c @ only T50 tiles; and modern furniture com plete | All. makes | 2 eentlemer. ictor 1600 Te (2) | | es ues ty peagagalli ‘s?. a best nu eS 4, PN i ‘ Sewing mac ines repaired» andi- - = | 645 Marsha! \ I ak he weld gt ae rLAT—J-room, 4-family; rent £74 per month; a at " very low ss) of dwellings or small lots; get accessories, Bomornt ONY. Central @22Z5R.(7) | 7 ie tend ites 127 Seln Pas ; Pin ad = TTAGE-—-Handsome “room. reception price $7500. J.°R. O Ne elll, 4062 aftict ay. 9-room apartment on 4 MOOR CAR ©O., oe . Dennis Bros., Forest SWING MAC ~y geo : were ewe tAPARTMENT SUITE—Furnished: Imar _18 bo imo ndson ay., 6 rooms fancy bricl lectricity. water Delinar R501 X. ‘7), fMiret floor; Ra! Secement: Cr ready ore. are vee = | —— (cS) S1WING "Sen BING ter, Shop. O35) Chou. AUBERT. 746—Mode isl : and Vandevent r Entr I 702 ar arper and H t aN eee ae, furnace granitoid x alk, F French loors, * a fer, 62 2 “ee. t ie ry : . ——— i cCpine ry + ath ‘ - > = vio nN " nis a, Jensar . SOUS V VSSEWS « ~st “uice ‘Ve «%- - al " ‘oe (S . os ’ see . . a . 4 . * . ‘ u . o ye wood ee CHA =a furniture of ali ae- teau. = we ; (c 8) | Treom: "twin tede o is a _ x: 2. a pr i feventer 61 Frise » Toom ee ee eee eae ; . runt ss, large poultry house: 5 minutes RESIDENCES FOR SALE fg as ° A SE: ule, I Fant “st. compiete furnishings of dwell-| So, T7 EE ; . SinKic, KENUCMEn ——— —_ mee ‘ terry 7 a Tt oe : ; ny by 7 lew industrial section: house worth ~- a ae At FE For lease; Oiall * wuitable for SEWILN M 1INE r ly (1), APARTMENT oon n parlor. sleer . ; tg ea ecbacianly ema!) ote; get ovr bi before apli!- | is ~ “ $! 4¢ # “" 4 eT sale. drophead —--" : = anti ~ "7 ‘ } ‘ : oe .? A i : ae » , ‘airv! ry ay tr 7 et P fi S675: must sacrifice, as sale must he tuade HO Tt” oR .18-room: all modern convent. | we ve tp ne will Tra ‘ sultable ~ 3 ~* »} / . wer, ="; ”) ad Ba ’ en OF | 2, AAs rect root! or gerntien n = . rd - - ‘lie . } 10° antlio gr Th Tres | “ . . . ‘ “>, : . «se . . ° . vi, net a ,ear oid, > a srnplete "fur: / (srand R97 (cf) ants Delmar at n ’ nhiiem ~~ . ’ : fy 1@u l strates 4 uF “est 650 ¢, -* * Y" } exatnuot «ft fe 6 ye I oth nhones., ‘ au 1S | Meramer. st. ‘ cs§) ; 41 See roperty for Sale —— eet G25 | TN : 77 rm Orr ert aren ane ri meena too : ne. . mis € ———— se ; 345- * v . truck, 1920 model; bargaip mnis Bros, (c8) | vg tok ay A Be pile Larcemt | assorted DELMAR EL... SS80T—Lare legantls i APPAR’ om . ol ham a po eek? i AGES, and Bolieginde eve. “y ye KE iy = o--- ’ } m 7 i im | + PA lea, , thar: . ~~ —=see™ 4 clades os ° "an - al ‘Alt GENERAL MOTORS —_—oees ‘ Deimar bi. ae 1.—Furniture: also clothing; ty. Including all standard makes and Boren y * art same ar ~*~ ag prea t baths, npiervery ion , : a gon . " ‘ o b-room 7 ot otal bath . . oe ~o * ~~ lot 66xJ18; 4 fine property; cen be e- ton worgi-drive truck: 66 ” pr Nett: r. yler 2550, Centra! adhiede: gale mricts from end a eh ie ait lect EAS, : t ar. west ot a’ - > ae ene SEES ae, } esi ight ciate eink: 4an , MICHIIIGAN, 4720-—-7-room house or rent cheap. ' P n. ec ee. é . ___'cS) ~ ys | guaranteed to sew, Chouteau- enette equ ty ped : . a “ moe bes me, ie 4- aa " ” da. d : — tithe > a cil r if acid this *-_ rt ) le = —- -- BA ———— bis -— Des _5a9 @ Delmer di. fc dl. fet) “Weki ‘delivery; cheap. Wid. —Furnicu oT all descrip. epg 8 ae a Shop, 2431 nee. ences required: &8 — . shes ) .NIS}1 ‘LAT—Attract room, ee ee ee on tee i} ‘rifles for $3500 each: ins KESIDENCE t84¢ Con nnecticut a. % , SOUTH Ore u. none ran ’ ie ' - r fie r. th ON eo erat } . 2 e- A ! it } elo TOOT LE . jolnews ain ie oo Oe o res tier , i}. tile hati irnace, ' 1 i bs S s ‘arive h: 5 TEs” fats, | dwellings. Cabany | Som PATCHING MACHINES New and | BASTON. 4418— liousekeeping ms, $1.21 ital rugs: ne iliy c West End; ae wee AY. 9 Tere yo ae cash, balance easy terme: open for in-| Seal bie; lot 3 ed L.. Mimmeret, 000 | 0 ee rein | a, * Cavers used. ‘Chouteau-Jefferson Sewing Machir. 7 with Kitchen, Sat Sh ‘ Sigs rie ‘all Cabany 3495 ) a a OSS e Senne. * og ection, _ ; Meese gk . ' | Poste ‘Liepatch Bidg. _ (eT) | GARAGH -5 rooms and beth; brick; ~ Sah : : there: pay 0c to, £ bon. 2231 Chovteau. Grand 897. e) |EVANS, 4345—Large front Sie: : NORTH : FT sheets ati tee MD DE A eT A ot. | crete floor; ACH. Sa13. eas proaplig ~ —_ eee. as tires renee’ »hle retell > sao 7 . . . . ’ dies — a a . and 4700 onto Bi, ne Montana | TAILORING MACHIN2ZS—New and use. | - a Liratel! 6200 : ott 4A PED °°8 8. Elin av.. 9 rooms : . oe eee ~ ~ me : Auto cal Delmar 86%, Forest! 2391 Chouteau. Grand an7. (Chouteau- o— HORTUN PL SPL S—LLarge. secon r ' ee ‘k and Monroe sis it wot 1 | FLATS. APARTMENTS, FOR SALE HOUSE--I have a 3 Nani rig . Mm Page ‘ ‘c8) force Sewing M erhine Shon reom for ec ouple or two ladies emp'lored: ( corr \“ Mie It iT LIANTFE. ' te iw roo! e = roe . ; ; a a i i te ee ; a rc foe eale Call ‘ abany 347} , ea, ’ - — eplen iat ier atic Pe every eonvenietl-: ri- ligi ‘ bat | ati P.ion . wats > : _ the wert T iy? é. i. I IST your steep and flats witl us Ww “ . 7 e - ._ F | N A N C I A L ee sie WR n eens wes. --4 Al; 1000: web” | STORE AND OFFICE FI: FIXTURES vate funiity; uo other roomers; references | @ have cash buyer ; a n. | RESIDENCE —12 reams: eed eqadtion: ad . ~ a ee ae ae wera | TeQuired ‘) IewCcY mar near sana. rice oniyv | . soggy ge Fr rae F tral | KENSINGTON, 5105—Furnished room ¢ , FLATS AND AP’T’S. WANTED = Roth phones. TOMBRIDG Meremes * (of) Helming, owner, Lindell SissW. 2 ) rucke: wo . s +» ° e st. Cen ra FOR SALE ae ot Se ~e ot ln ae “y —sa a roon €.. - mao ~ — o~ ae ewan | . 4 , sil Se ee oe : _——-—- 4 OUSF 4462 Laclede, @ rowmer, slate roof, | LOANS ON REAL ESTAT : w hody het ood, wee 4161. (iC) ewe 0 OO eer . or 2; convenient to Olive and lHodJlamor TAT W 5 ae hie ol lly FE pg ee rig ~- 3.4431. Soe | - . (=) beAT td Or apartment: >» roome; l ae ’ » Maer, . urnace, electric, ae ot, Var ae : ern . ’ yg our bia; s + cash; |e comalie gn to & c .. sols pee: perfect | Rind “HIGHW. ‘ ; leas Phone Grand SHI bie 4 iT) ' | Th; fot x]lu, convenle ’ eer ~ ~ ~ in: needs some papering; only $ oc"? ‘) | MONEY TO LOAN~-City or county p ty. 3 ‘ , « i*a Lasts ~ ; ‘ . °? eo ; ¢¥ « ‘ r - - ; : > “ , ‘ . P ‘ , " | : +. . ; t on j aiteuyl ~ \\ 4 - . ; . wenn é ander ; ‘ a ‘ é Se SLUT a4 aa’ ' a, j a J ree room, 4-family ye 1. a2 | a ’ . lrnrmnediate posperrion, on Kensing- The }. rt Appel, International late - 2801 Cass ay, (8) GROCE R’'S 1CiHK ROX ry ie. > x > t lac. fro Hi. tw mn beds: Pase car ‘ “> 4 ni moceriuy, « e . i . t x salad. fenioteg arid td Exchang - t istering | tric cadieo ton lll, S gl lass qpoon fee ‘R201 LACLEDE S763A—Two f . : Tune 1 or BO56I (7) , my — av.; baths, furnaces; practically LOW ; ron av.. In 000 Dleck; vou only need S20; Cees av ¢ Wid,--sxchan up 19 r . it. oe BS - & b. Sibel wp front housexecping . fet TE be —— a rents $1032; price $9000 : part cakeh Lar ® rooms; lot 10x 157 1o brick miley 2 or secondhand Surniture. | Oregon. eh oe ee | non er Age 5 sates Side preterred: | HOUSE Ki uoiav., Welleton; ooh nenthiy if destred. J, LL. Rehme ,. a a . O'Reilly, T24 Chestnut fe7S) | LOANS ON PERSONAL mr ¥ : = ) : rhe | Ticel SP 4217 Borty AY... 7-room brica; nude PAR Ont Nes gh met tontenaed duwn and 4| MONEY +o loan on sautamobiles while ive Ie i : i mir er a I - . : ib coe ‘on capaci ty, leverfer. \STORE AND OFFick FIXTURES—-Desks, | LEWIS PL.. » —-Nice room. all conveniences: | t mit, r 6 room fi: 2) ight on: term etl "ATS > -€ ‘veland av... two 6& to use for : fain: lies; 3 roormne ot: rentea for $444 per are walting. Auto. Auction, 1210 oF 1 car for ae | . Sine, of | Wt4.—Badiy: all kinds: “root tables, chess. Oliver ty pew riters, address- running water: Page-Taylor cars ; , . : ston, Cab. 00 evertn Orcutt Stor- ograph, safe, counter scale; alvo shipping | Car dabe | Th Y es . oe ee =e ' ; .s , Pariser ™ SALSUN | ‘O.. 2&0 > ba: an orm bath. furnace , x1 %% ton truck: a : , . relmar 4. (of) room and stock shelvitar in handy movalie NEWBE ~ RY = RRACE, 49) os = F e4 + liv «o adu) « } » Post . match - ‘ ae . , acid ‘sinale od o “ arr , - ue MONKEY for walarted peuvle; weet ne tea, ; part TRE sections; factory cutting tables and other | --—- B+ TB 5 ru :' pe he. ‘us about th argalt ae HALSON Et ., SAM Delmar bi. (e7) castest terme, cenfidential, 1881 Ra ite £ ' items. Direct Cloth Ce., 210 8. Jefferson AVE, 4215A—Pleasant front rooms; med- CITY REAL ESTATE TALS I ’ hMw Delmar bi. (eT) bie vente iiding,| Kxchenge Bids, y? ; ay ‘eT? ivenienc : car, restaurant; couple, —_——_ - - - 4 ~~ “ - - ° . . ht K BKiiek Wi r vat resi ence J1% x. . . , - - —_ oe Rent! emen. ~ - : ‘ ‘ R y BU If. DI we a . 4 : room bung@alow Werth “Jo? ae, es eo Br reo dwell) MON KY Salaried people. “confidential, —— : aeemenast . ' - Dy I fect a 8 ie , " 4 . ; ; jou | es reo }@ ty ” TA) mh oorher . . ‘ Moetdnen N “ TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING PAGE BL., f22)--Two large rooms, nicely ile; moder onveniences. rtl t. Lo ' Eo Pr tal = ‘ { ry must well | of A‘ ae oe ot nah: fot $12.00; good cial iE te. “ech and ‘Olive. ‘ ‘of A. mil tote, he furnishings of | MACHINES furnished; ail conveniences; breakfast if ; er lox F-2an , isu r St3xnine feet, lows m Two Faliroade t on wner leaving city; price $12,400 bean mo at onee Mi pity : : : , oF Tosi hs et ot. yy B+) EE Se we Det hit > > Oe _Gesired. , ave : = . — : oo — track timae 11: feet: one ma! buliding, + “aw all of ef furniture if cesired. _} AL. ws N h & BB. CoO., S08 Delmar bl. fc7) _— . eaned on diamonta, arieiuanet jew. H ‘. : , | : . yy ww) ~ : ry * ‘ . . . ‘ - , . - * . on uf i tie ‘ ’ # cs wt : ‘ “iy furth . infor , lay “ wes ‘ KT, ry ” . - in Tow er (jrove Hleights: ha’ * a rome bad to make i : Osi t.is "“eé “ eit og to all ~* “1 on eaten stocks, bo : a f 5 ne eroall lote. 48.4 fiats, dwell. | J Kennedy. “10 WN. 4th et . Ma! rh on) ir, Pa AGF E 4470 lwo ornne ting furr lal est . , ~~ - ' . - snail ; 7~ ert ose : . : ‘ — 6 «= Tet » : ’ ‘ in yours today. ! wi il show vou bow and he 7" - 7 ‘ =. — “Tindell 21K fo8) | dle A. Zimmmermen. _ (Ta) | Wits an - — one of 8! Yu t office bulid! ies Bh wor b. B.. ®- lower fiat hilinn ars modern nvermence, possession about July f. | erinK..Will sell 360 ahe of Homan. | WksTaideTek PL. 3u4¢—Nicely | fur-| estate how many room ired. Box F-2:' Two blocks from Natural] douvie curase. Owner, S001 Crab, 1 to 6 9. | Parts WL DWARD i BAKEWE! 1, Pest. Disp hs io; “tout bat " Gout o » BAKEWELL. _. "ont. Dienateh. ORS S 1 eou 4: weron and ‘ba ”- : HORST: mail, #oun . ae nished light ne usckeeping room, 2d floor; _Post-Disp ate 118 NS 7th at © A WIL, bay General teid) Cai Forest. aa1s rent ree) | cheap: uring truck 2813 Division st. roy Boge oe ‘ee ae carne HORSE-—Gray. - 1300 Ibe: good worker: | a, tr hey of s8ai2 | eam ly 2% Ww Ls me ert ‘ 4s ‘shares t’ need aoe. gee sgerraine ov {3 | WEST PINE BL., 3634—Single or connecting tory, about SOUD feet: now vacant SOM ky ] [ N I 4 Bt SLN I ID AT--o 8nd = ee: + all : Pe (om “4 siate-reoft yeah len e of 7 rooms and ee Turan Ebeling @ & es. ie niture; leaving ' For shipment: men’s sults. ioe husineee Kremer Urocery & Baking a & ; fron : room "4 rivate famils iter 14 OFPICE ,. eairabie office ¥ . oF mip aks * on «i ne ~ > Mee tiis — ; — a ee hate, erences: pay to a a aS AS — feman ors indei! én . a cade tele pho ith attendant You u can ath a puy them trom ~ re ote Sp } = 5. ih as RAT I ea’ at) | BEAL BARGAINS in New Mexico off tar. ade Shipping Co., | H RY. Seay PINE Bl... #850— One of two lovely | ek 1-85. Fos! 2. AR Pod. a5 | Pe tages inal * 4e%) | . os Generel Investment Ce. W ter. Dei. . Grand 150%. | _ MAC Ine * reams for light housekeeping; ail conver STURE-— Lee sraid 3 large late-fciaes ‘ . ar bh +a \ " * P ( SSE SNC Ww NORTH - - admeeamunniiins = epee oe. eo aces; went reliable party to care for _ windows: kev 5 Soe ‘| our office and we will show them | 4 M IE DI A TEN THOUTHAND Congresstons 7 b evite. o.ercoats, pants, FOR SALE pe * we ‘Gas OR Pe a pais oe 2nG We Wiis SHON - Arlington a A 4 room flat | HOURKTwo-rtery brick for two families ther naren General a “gute cath is minutes, Del- pero » Mot {fi briaht bead. a! on NORTH ‘ectrit, bath, furnace, newly decorated a1 in Al condition G rooms, 2 toliets, 14 i Wainwrt " S.-+Or offinan press c head. & o , , oi ia te hati . . ‘ x - int me i ‘ialer ) Veee, (o%) son 5 new. gize No. 38; bargain oe” | PPLE DEP PLE PPL LEILA | SEPT ERAON 7? _ ne an : THE DAVIS REA TY A ThON-TAYLOR TRUST CO. 4474 Kastor - 1x ee, we caahes ouge $10 wow >. item a ot : ‘) pb walle - oe a _‘ i gy mon Papper _ Poor s: _ first fot fr ? ~t ve +i ‘+ ‘¢ a A > a 3 se , i ae ios REAL ESTATE- OTHER CITIES We way exth—ne @ tl, a" be Sia €7TEaM PU PUMPS Ts-A.i siaee. John Samay electri wht. ens more: & ' 0 GARAGES AND STABLES Dk \ ELO} \I IN | ( (), NEW APAR rMENI PPD wricee, Lébderty oe Cash : r Machine Co, 208 8. Jet at.. St. Louie. ich ‘ RRILLIANTB, 4570-—-Large front |) —~~~~-~~-—~ | os Dranraciin | aati sHOUSE...Two-stery brick. 7 reome uzataire; Olive et.. Gret te alia ~o hats overcoat, Sarensee, ~ _MACHING § SHOP WORK ; furnished, light }s ouseke rt wrt GARAGI Por rent: rear 4180 Delmar a Big OLIVE sTnr dade Seas N¢ ne i id ? A RK \ E Lad u mp Beene ' 2 pegsars “es -: ~“e - — vineT - We bar amd “eel! your ~~ a ete fu two are rranito Tivo! : Pecon lnor Oppo: te .evator ria : , 7S os ' . = gsi - mid. Ph one Jndetlt 2 Work , . Ca han tow! Ser i} a" + - “ , as — P T i * us the tw 2 ioe and Tregeerte furylase! Lentil oenesiionaty a STARK-INEAND, Machine, W Media Gee ROOMS WITH BOARO—CITY G AR NEL -~ For r. within : ke f ’ —— a: rs ate o has .: pen uli@ing © “4 1h sel! for 6 het - EE EE OR st a. Axtures of all kir de ®. We have . wr i " ’ . — ——— ‘ory ce erry ‘ rand perm’ ss AUT. NTION. fergere: , > Turn gd a om os WES?) ca?) « rrentehe:t “enteral: enanwer “ , - ~ , 4 . . Re obiewt . alee aes ifte a trartor hf S09 minutes, . > nici PP OPPO ~- - ~- ‘ a : ~ Pn ' ' : 4 4440 * aracie a 14 mare ; ‘ te b 4. ule Wash ie in WD min- eracker Forme trectors fer “eae” —— ,RANN! "arm foard {o: ’ - yea ; “ a wes oe ; : : wo eg i. : . = z : u - “— . : 7. ; , - . * ‘ ‘ aan: ap "hy ay" ‘ spiti | oem ~ aa * fel iit and ‘Cheetnus ous: both phones. Se Moor: $5; moder, iivdiamont car. (6) ng, 4050 Lela Forest 74s *) lijett, Verdon. §. D., owner. ovne: Subuay, Fee” COMLUG SANT rm cme ee: “ oe ¥ A : <i, ‘ } rin , DO ewe Sie Pee he ee a
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FP I Oe eae IE: ee RPP Te ee SE SR TE Te eee : ee ; SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 15, 1920. : ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ’ - FAMOUS-BARR CO. V/\ +h fy PE Mrs. Charlies L. Harris of St. Louis FT / J/f Ys > was the principal speaker yesterda) , G rS — —-———_———_ -— : afternoon at Hotel Statler ata meet- | 4 . | We Give Eagl e Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash Look for the Unadvertised roo wrcsgent! # XS A\ | or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. May Sales Specials ested ni oover- -rres . _/ ‘ BES Senin. movement. Mrs. Harris recently re- ee ey ‘ ; aa _ ’ . . 3 , . ‘ po =?) ~ 1 ' . ) | : | —_—- . i turned to St. Louis after a residence - f : of several years on a farm in the Ozarks. The meeting was under the auspices of the ward and precinct : ry committee of the Hoover Club. ‘ ; “The reason we want Mr. Hoover.” ' _ 46" eald Mrs. Harris, “is because he does a not see the political world. He sees ; ‘4 the economic worid.” Clarence H. Howard also spoke. wee » } pe all - hl * } | : ra aa wit i - ASSN ai) Mt A | ae : es | i. (€ £ “& _ \ up Made by | City news k al mats We Rosa Ponselle ~ FOUR BOTS RANGING IN AGE FROM | fi ad. bern” Ten Sige in the home | | ODEON—May 17th in the heme of Henr SOV e eee eees cence 4 ey we bh cdi oe Powe - c= Se - ws 8. Ce! 8 OO ° - Broad “a) adémtt . ettemmtiing to roe’ ' t home and aiso baving robbed the aut Under the Management of Ey eae | », war. an e me of x = the | | Katherine McCausland 7 i ee > 614 Clinton street. earlier in ey Pistols ~~ some minor artic ies tm the were recovered T he Greatest Silk Skirt Sale Announced in Several Seaman Begins Monday—Offerin "~A W'O RO The Season’s Richest ne the a Valae-Giving Price of Kumsi-Kumsa | Ahmar Satin Dew Kist | Sinbad Cre Pebblette - Imported Shantung Baronet VF N ueen Anne Satin Crepe de Chine Z Golfeuse Dorisie Rayonette Tricolette Whippoorwill WARRANTS FOR BURGLARY IN THE ' a As a little orl Rosa Ponselle A’ ge ~ ns: ; ; 1p yeare old. of #050 Ca , Yi, sang in churc She sang very _— ha iii} > . ‘tL two Webeter Groves and one Maplewoo! | Ne \ ‘nati well. So well that she kept on —— YY A hee Ny singing until a famous music CATES OF DEPOSIT FOR $2680 . oat teacher heard her and agreed to is money were stolen by burg)ars Te ’ V : é wasbstand } #] | train her voice. So weil that at . drawer Re the tx Te of Redd, 1865 South Tenth stress . \ ye yg ee SS \ whe ) her debut in the Metropolitan vers —- \A\ HBL AS Opera House, New York, the audience acclaimed this native American singer—at the age of Tb gp Ai AE ‘ ai twenty-two—one of the world’s Agencies and. the Socia. | q ‘ag : great dramatic so ranos! That is the story of Ponselle, who makes records for Columbia THE REY. DR. WILLIAM _P LAMPE. a | exclusively. } one / Any Columbia dealer will gladly play fer you some of her new recorcs. end thetr secon will attend. \ sale made possible onlv because of = [> Some are plain, others fancy and an unusually profitable purchase from 98—$22.50 Skirts | _ others are the embroidered and one of America’s leading skirt manu- 122—-$25.00 Skirts ——_ caded silks that are sc beautifully r facturers. The exquisite silks used in 117—$29.75 Shirts For sports wear and afternoon making these are veritable triumphs of ein 83 Skirts sions these Skirts are very fashior the weaver's art. Res EE. just now. Sizes 24 to 30 inch waist — The Sale Begins Monday Shite at Nine and Should 4 Attract an Enthusiastic Crowd New Colwr? a Hecards os eae the [0th ead 20° 4 «’ every woud COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY, New Yor PP. HOBSON. YRMER from A ’abama. wlll «peak a’ i @& m temorrow ai Union M. Fo «hun m “America.” under the auspices of t) Anpti-Saloen League of America MRS. ANNA NEVEDOMSKRY. “ —_— i.) 4 at ber bome gave way wile abe was agaist st “ing 42 Bic aoor a - ty ~ Thire —_—— — 1s, BOs ARAND, 31 YEARS ©! SSl7 Minnesota svenve ‘a fered a f leg at 4p. m. Yeetercdar when le slighting from a FBroacway —— a Extraordinary!! Nothing Ltke wt This Year!! : Pure Stlk Heavy Quality Broadcloth Silk Crepe de Cc hine | } ¢ Shown in 60 different color combina: c r it An Event That Brings Unusual Savings on Many Wanted Things @ Although this sale enters its third week Monday there has been no abatement of interest in i+. But that’s to be expected, for the cotton products it offers are much in demand, and the values presented are extraer- dinary indeed. No mail or phone orders accepted. The Delightful Statler Roof Garden This pleasant summer restaurant is opening for the season on Monday, the seventeenth. It is larger than last year, with new furnishings and decorations —cheerful, modish, comfortable. Service every day—and dancing evenings (except Sundays ) from 9:30 o'clock. On Thursday and Sunday evenings a fixed- price dinner, at $2, is served. You will certainly enjoy the new Roof Garden. ——_-— ee — 56-inch White Madras, with woven Sample pieces of white gabardine, 36 _ S2ué3-inch size; heavy double thread jaequard stripes; $1.00 kind; lmit, 10 | inches wide and with woven stripes: | Kind; pure bleached and with 5-in. pink rards to a customer; Monday $1.00 amd $1.25 kind: skirt or blue berder and crest for mea- length toa customer; Mendar, rd, ogram; limit, 4 to customer: ea. Pequot Sheets | Sea Island Muslin Also Wash Cioths. Salesmen's Pure bieache! linen finished 81x90 inches im size and — Remsaznts, j to 10 yards samples of various kinds of Six99-tuch Sheets, with original with a 4inch hem: limit, fou and 39 inches wide: us Turkish Towels and Wash mill tickets: | to @ customer: limit, 10 yards to a eu Clethe. Wash Cloths, Sc each ade ; each: Towels. I7e te . Hope ——— 42256-iech and 45234-inch $9x96-inch size: white hme Pure bleached. inches wide size, made of bleached cotten with bine stripe: loped and with eviginal "mill tickets. and with deep bem: seconds of — embroider®d ia ‘en for Sey Mustin: Will be seld in 5-yard 39e grade, ™% or twin beds. usual value Datidien to match. — = Teer yer eee ee > ote ¥ 5 8 Oo OF ORO e 4 64-6 CoQ lengths at, rard PPR eee eee eee ee ee E EEE RERLELEEELELLLEL ELLE EEE tas sas
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——- Oa arts ee ee eee ‘as Editorial Page a ST. POST-DISPATCH) - Fiction, Popular Conia News Photographs : y INE and Women’s Features — 5 y, Ya Uj , . : SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1920. 6 ‘ | y yan WLM ee ‘eaeieaadsusuuiliilidduummMidddddddummmUdddduii SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1920. Ae A ee ee g iment cenag 7 ere oaana «near hh dad dd ae ppoovoreroreecester tro i Tt - > —Rhhhhd hth hha tt MMRMEMPEFFPALEEPS 7 av SSeS SESS SSS SESS v4 4 ? ? - ? ’ 7 a — ~. +4626 * eee © ewe KEE ++ e888 4% *s ee 2s ~ SEONC\ 0 4 04Oe" Cewe wee Lab? hhh hhh bhi keh eee - a * - SSeS See Geena ee eee i > >** > — >. ae & i hh. be hhh... et sees ees Ses Seshar eedeeacaeaedia seca © > .** & “rw er © oo. - ee SSeS eee eee SS SSS SHEERS & : — Se . a« wy es . +S SSS SSeS Ss PP PPP POA, a SSeS SSeS SESE SESE EERE EER © ee ee ee ee se * eo ee ee *seee 88 . “+? ee er ek eee eee ee eeeen ea nn cau 2 pa ; 2 y . = ~ . . “ y Y a Te eae RRR RRR RR RR RL eS Ck i ee . *s aoe >» . . iti ttt hh hh pt hh hhh hana nanrntnnnnnn.n... i... fk ++ es see SS SNS Shee eee eats eee eeeees eeeeeeeens ' >>" eee >* i ¢ - . n 4 : 5 Y rantung Yj ne Sati ; Uj r iY ippoorwill AY y | ee LE wim EERE I te In Newark, N. J., 200 army tents have been set up on a public playground to house families . evicted for non-payment of rent. The city furnishes water and electric lights. —Underwood & Underwood %Y eee eter tererereere ter WVDbbébob hie SPEEA AEE rs fancy and still jidered and bro- . beautifully rich. afternoon occa- very fashionable 30 inch waist. Crowd Third Fleor [onal BOTS SSS ESSE OEE ERE SEER ERG > Lae > > hh eo oe eh > ee Paes . ale ee > J =** MQ AG Se te i i i i ee i i a data > Ny ale sie we > i i &L Sy, ELL CLLELEELEELE I dlllobdilllllt MMU YL: Pictorial proof of “the Mississippi at work.” These 380 St. Louis-rnade automobiles which left here about 12 days ago, approaching Cincinnati, their destination. jf —Copyright, Keystone View Ce o> 7 G ~ .*%e%¢ *see% SS . Se ea eccueeset®** > y. > 5 , “A ° . . . ae 7 : : se « - 'e ~ Sees eee ae wee wane 4 % “ay > > > AM ; ; ; Ps: ’ : a f ond ’ 7 a iF | | r double thread { ; “5 ¢ with 5-in. pink = ; ie he for mon- | be be is BPRS ’ - = ’ oe. a “city mer; ea. “* - J r 4 ; “> “ . i> ° m ; \ 4 ’ ° -~ . : 7 . - _ . ie P e , ae. « , ornate, nondlsiniaieay a —_ . 7 — - — . = . » Bs 7 - = 7 i. y ¢ ~ SSVRSSS SSeS aces SSSSVUS NS SS SS ass Seweeeesee sages gegng ia i> «— & = 5 to @ cus sh ete tee te te ee hhh ee *s *ss5 LSS SSS Sh eee ee THOoiiWQqnr®MNo onv0nioio_wi Vi© © noi — aera - >. ——. Tete TLL hhh hh hh hhh hh ehh EL LLL LL LER ELL heheheh eee eet —" its, 2 to 9 DB aves ches wide, of pure = te t, yard. ** . “4 : => ? Ex a a es i“ | ar Rois : vane i ; : . se doer ee pabipooosete . iZ arene cinerea spellings slge et 7 . ; ee st SEED lascecana seesereees ase COTOSSRSO PCAC SOIT OCP SO caosaee / hDEAAOOOL0007” soataccoteee omeea I 8 rammed LL cldedea on Hotels recently purchased with fund raised in housing campaign, and which ‘are to be used as homes for working girls, at (left to right) Olive and Pendleton, Walton and Enright and Boyle and Lindell sr nee. Na 2 nae aE A Ce Se
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POF TR eT ME AS ES ELT | TET CES TEN Oy FE NT ae ea eae een a . . ~ - te pil hes es : . ” WOMEN’ ae: | sade ee eee — — ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 15, 1920. MAYOR KIEL’S PROGRAM. quality. Its delegation is accorded a potency in ticket} 2 4 making little inferior to that of delegations from | rs | ae: at oe" ; - + gta | Sy tye TF ae ca : oe . , , * . . 2 pS a 74, We ped 4: : ~ - : = = _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = MA gl Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Maror Kiel’s optimism and his determination. ce — maernd 23 nig sb gee GM, De 12, 1878 spite the defeat of the major part of the bond issue, S'4'€S Where Republicanism commands the support 5 bea rar? a Ped a - clk , oe : a x Se ee Awe? ee : : -* we : Js - . . ce > ~~ ? - . te >| . > + ‘ , ; . »s * — 4 m f - . ? 4 _ on = ~~ SI Published by the Pulitzer Pudlishing CO, to keep St. Louis improvement work going so far as © 60 per cent of the Ag sais | # See LORIE a. Oe 2 pens (Eien SS OR ee se al > Mae he tl ) : ) | S ( - Twelfth and Olive Streets. the city’s resources will permit, is gratifying. It is The hope that the Repumlican party might some day $ines BES ee 3 ay. ¥ petite £ > : eae | POST-DISPA TCH CIRCULATION the right onirit ; be organized on a truly national, instead of a sec-| Bim > ies Pers . " ~ Seas! SF he! Page | eed pee Seek ste g ; ; ; ~ fan as . , tional, basis s windle When Haars gS i ./*. ae : : bes = % | is A Was | : r Average for April 12-20: The bond vote signified that two-thirds of the onal, basis seems tod in as time goes on. ASE AM 4. 3 a f ay OTP pee ee . : j cs 5? ARE the Republicans are in power at Washington the ‘. oo a. ee a - ; er. _- EE EE $02,086 voters who went to the polls were not willing to vote ©“ . > J : > AL a . , ; .* i ean meagerness of the citizenship from which its selec- = ye. >) DAILY AND SUNDAY......----- 212.223 bonds for a group of improvements aggregating in “©” ot ee ‘ P ’ mt ag ~ a = ay priest eats bys . tions for official posts must be made in many South- ws : ea ¥ yd 7 00 —_—— tl —— «6c ost $24,900,000 It was not a vote against progress. or > MiaP Jt ‘Te. -.” - , ') 1 = ern states is a weakness in Federal administration. — Florida itself and other Southern states would have, ‘ajith care. He ha better government if Republican leaders and Re-| Be af | 3 > “2 | benew. The center o , public inciples were suc the : MEPS et a S eon Few) ee Pa ee ee : | ay 3 make no difference in its cardinal 4 fair presumption from the vote that a large ma- PUSHCAR PFincipics . h as to — Rat Pr WHS BL Pkg Sad eee f ed ‘miles ahead. The principles, that it will always Ment | sority of the people of St. Louis favor a policy of confidence of a substantial percentage of the voters, [ARI Regs LA, . +7. wo Tae A | that ought to ! for progress and reform, ‘never t:l- ; a " +2 ge in that important section of the country. “ ‘wae. ESS” : . ine tL Sr Tse Ps =a a “fl and nearer the erate injustice or corruption, always Progressive improvements, particularly those .eces- : . , , . Me, i. ae. , 7 fight demagogucs of all partics. uev- sary improvements embodied in the bond 4 single black fact co » drew closer to the —_—_—_—_——_____—_@@@ cr belong to any perty, always ©})- tions. ty the peril And —~ yo IDENTIFYING THE SUGAR PEROFITEER. pos lleged classes am blic ; , . , , : Snaast ; j »- > . . A little over one-third of the voters voting retusec President McLaurin of the Southern Wholesale Gro- ¢ To Gh oo ; a Ss ~~ o taJg¥ ; Ps a s pina* : 4 | plunderers, never lack sympathy : ; Ay : | BF SA Teer FG chara ig ee oe i. that moment when t windless vacuum, with the poor, always remain devot- ‘*° 4pProve bonds for more than five of the proposi- cers’ Association has offered an explanation for pres- cd to the public welfare, never be tions submitted. The Mayor, in view of this 84- ¢»: sugar prices which, seemingly, fixes the responsi- satisfied with merely printing news, verse vote of one-third on : bond proposi- pity quite definitely. 8S he sars, no longer s he had seen ¢ SUNT Umass to atenct wrens, tions, would not be justified in putting througs tHe rollows the old channels of distribution. The whole- F spot ey — : whether by predatory plutocracy or whole program by direct taxation. But ne is Justinea c 4, v« . Moo - . . . a . Ye , , ) i : less, is the primary need of the admini ‘ | , , prices was suggested by Mr. : 4 | by ae at :. . pak " . them with ble FOURTH IL s HIS mind Peck! THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- but a vote against the program in its entirety of cost- a PORM. ly improvements at this time. The majority of the > I know that my retiremnent will voters—a large majority—voted for the bonds. It is %) as y. ‘ > Lge ay “? : ~~, & . -; 4 Who Knows. advocating that letter car- ¢o- political ends.” It says “less politi riers wear overalls "The purchasing of uniforms for letter ar , r carriers in the St. Louis Postoffice is government in St. uis. he judgme u rin ° Le } n adv anced at Washington of handied by a committee composed of As a primary step towards a progressiv Me iyi he lesaler’s profit at a cent a pound over : Aims L- : iv - . letter carriers from each station, select- which will be backed by all the people, the Clothes.” ) e by “One : Ae : lar ; = 4 ; hea > ont . — . : . riers and Old Clot signed >: chinery—political organization within the government before the appearance of this superfluous middle man. impotent. He bh . » the clamor of t! o > a. 2 P: ghee. C Sag c retailer’ a yo 3 Pe Phe . we: : voices but his own. ed by a referendum vote of all letter car- ‘ Uy be gl ce, and the retailer's profit at as, = Se Fo aD a a ca) 2s om 1. © = i ate O * * «TY ise! . : | , . siers assigned at each station and the cannot do better than to cut out politics in the gov- >» ..,; | aiemned an tattle The refiners cust ee = A > : 5 aS ae , a. ’ + a, “ee alleyway, chok . . s : . a* auUlssld D4 . 2 - ge « : , — . - . : . ' ; ‘ dati f tt Litt fol- ernment. If he will use his power and influence tc - . yo whe SAE ee 20 ot br tee © +. Os NE ear 7 . —, . op wit’ ping steam s recommen on © the conimiittee, O.i- . . : “ Ma - & . s means nothing to the whole- . J cs : he 4 ore "we San? ably approves. has i manetons én Sikes upee | Meats ate ae concerned. He has got to go to the broker. . | rae: ’ ~f oF i.e " a Eee ‘ : : . , ] ; ‘Lauri ate tise =—> > fae + ~s Aber ) STrnec a > | see) teeeed 3 7? > oe : 4 - . . bo , €24 old coats being passed as serviceable . A . “ug mes the $1,400,000,000 bonus, and next, in the light # > . , , er > . : to break the ror a laboratory equipped with all the essentiais for max- : the new pension list . Pon : na ‘yey f . > 38 : # : | — a ase 0 ancatgines te Fe : f _ ae ey Fa i.e wae’ a), ee M flung aside. The _ing analyses of drinking water. Its chauffeur will | Civil War Veterans received no bonus, but , . » ‘the howling dar de trousers were purchased and 5§:7 race it up and down the principal highwars of the } 4 ~ na Un _ pri uignwW a! pension legislation pr tly provided for the c passed as serviceable after being cleaned : : gislation promptiy provided for the care _ At midforenoon the The scanty light showe yf t.% ot : - | THIRD-PARTY TALA. stead of the crisp flaky pie crust called for im = pesos, the Baltimore News. rac! - -¢ recipes of former. years. HERE is, no doubt, a radical crowd I deem it not inappropriate to here make eid tin: writes ek: Miah 4 corner bubbles and gurgies plain that in the opinion of recognized experts : . iiiing to flock to a thi A white fountain, in the matter of strawberry shortcake consump, ‘Bat seemed powerful enough to cause t all And tion, sponge cake has more adherents than pile but the best guess is that if this crowd gets a b Spume fell back into th Government of the United States, SUMmmer resorters. denouncéd it and vetoed all such measures unless the HAVE a poppy garden cently for something worth while reading my dias the latest comment by the icading pu .- 2 eum - lower to flower wea irts, and who could . ir ? nossi : : somal on and pected water means’ prompt ¢xposure of poss in the next election and the approval of the measure and repaired. | State, making stops at frequent intervals to enable of the disabled. It entailed an annua! appropriation e ‘4 ’ 9 a # y WE GOT A MOON YET, AIN’T IT? RB ana anery seas tossing 698 old coats being passed as serviceable ae are Pa @evoted ship had ever s eter of wv’ ané repaired’: Five| *2™™mer resorts to determine the purity of their water » neak was reached it would rapidly decline. : hundred and sixty-seven new paits of Supply in advance of the opening of the recreation In the first Cleveland administration, only a few JUST A MINUTE — _— a our cities are attributed to infection brought back DY creation of new classes of beneficiaries that he openly a ne lg agama and a of But the important thing @s the protection of the peneficiary had been disabled. Particularly he vetoed Bathed in golden sunlight attention was drawn to a bitter attack by ome newspapers and periodicals on the questions 3 form ae ee aoe ii Cen: permanent population from contaminated water. To the dependent pension bill, providing for pensions for And ‘long the paths there sleep Berry against the modern day practice of the day. @ THE W our éuti ° *“| gend samples of suspected water to the State labora- 2ll who had served 90 dars and were now unable to ream purple violets, reparing the luscious and succulent strawber- L L months of eight hours’ i Ge etiiieton oh | with less than two? sources of disease. To ship by truck facilitates the hy the iatter. The classes of beneficiaries constantly Be fh | k i+ #. - dered the adop- | Processes of sanitation in as great a degree as {t fa- expanded so as to include not only the disabled sur- Summer uniforms for 1920: _Water from all suspected wells and springs in the of only a few million dollars. In 1882 President Gar- Out of a total of $04 letter carriers, vicinity to be brought to it for chemical tests. Just field declared that $27.000.000 would be the greatest barometer marked | | The MIRROR 6 rrr center ot ne me Written for the POST-DISPATCH ” # -@ bis first mate Gpousers were purchased and 237 were} season—an excellent precaution, inasmuch as Many vears later, the pension role mounted to such figures ty Clark McAdams P L B I | & O Pl N | O ‘ e > mittee, believe that it is not possible to mre o- $9 . asta « getomplish this more economically than | *°ry is a safeguard only a few will attempt. But to go manual work. One of the results is commonly ey nia ceed ef the ota Sur Sua r mig et cilitates the methods of business. vivors, but the ablebodied ones, their widows and In my poppr garde crust. A straw vote on this vital question ome@® countenance at Chicago it will bob up at San 2 ‘ ee inor children. And the appropriations progressive- hen evening sun ts low nducted over the nation by a national maga- | oh ; a ae en progr : 3 mao) jBy DR. MAX C. ST: Health Commissioner o 206 were required to purchase new coats. now the truck is making a tour of the important cum ever needed in any ome rear and that when such Aad almost at his wo ; . wie : as serviceable after being cleaned of the typhoid cases of the fall and early winter in py the passage of private pension bills and br the . | is very essential that we, who repre- I HAVE A POPPY GARDEN. Sir: While searching the Sunday papers re- | TAs column is designed to reproduce & oe : 2 es ——-—-—+ = t. send the laboratory by swift converance t at least three suits, So far as Florida is concerned, the Republican party 090,000, and in 1918 to $223,000.06 While the 1818 . _— (teen garg ©, ows of that State is not a political party any more. pemsion bill was in committee Gra aided ecttn ab thc: ieee : . . - ° — ~ F —_— so = Oi x — ‘ ‘ _ a . ; a . = ~~ ~ ++. - ae a.J a a+ to present a clean- The law defining what a party is, from the Florida puSiic representatives appeared t t for that in fled by the heavy figure of 2413 votes. The The fact that every let- standpoint. fs not particulariy exacting. It does not Crease. saying that would be the la irys L i o longer necessary, and the em ribe 5 °re hli Cc ll upon the further ener itr of a "2 eon + per »" > Th . ae . m ; o oo Mand _ ores presc that it must command a streagte ena. ung “7 ~ ; £ O8.1' 30 : (,OveTumen —_ ; her 21d at any rate, hare te diahe- bay I am all for the stewed. with their delici- i to please the out-and-outers. the air may ting paper soaked P it at least to poll at long intervals o1 per cent of the) Yet the measure just reported by the Senate Repub- ieva ; ) r hard to rote $75. a ; ous pink, strupy jui¢es like unto nothing—I | filled with third-party talk. but with scant - % much used for ti trow—sare good old nectar and ambrosia. |e bility of it coming to more than talk. A . mrorers. . purposes and henc a +h > the word “bandit” ’ Tould bea to divide the Democratic party. 3 7 r The fac* that et I il -e families of these so! awe | : S, and hence that th it caiiiel ' «ee a | ; many letter carriers wear in Florida, Dut there is a place where it will have am °s 0 ~ idier } ts going to be the biggest ~annot properly be used of a robber who works | h hed rad cal platform would appeal . craw the flies make entire season without Trecognition—recognition tn abundance, and overplus. training for disable pidiers, $197,865,600 fo: r ris tor in th residential campaign. He has | alone. Webster's Dictionary seems hever to | . amas patnstcgse snc to~, mer? voters. = | ‘ally dangerous to . .* . . : > - 4iC a Ty yw © tA ° | ds n. . . a Up at Chicago, when the convention meets, the Grand have heard of this. It gives the word “bandit” | weil tar pate i fae ei eae — a | ? en te —_ al Committee of the letter Part Fioricd il) red ~if : gra total i . Im : : : as meaning an outlaw, a brigand. and as bein seco Aga pag tery Te ee ee Sve TOrhicGen tae Postmaster of the St Old vy of rida Wii he ass of vo 1.@rous and \Ov.ai is : aw ot . a sum greater than : wu? ly paper was not #™> derived from . Lat - - ed artnet sean A | % nd Borah. Rut what likelihood is there of | lieensed chem ists. © have at all times been welcome and deference and tributes of high honor e total expenses of the Government in 19814. Many rint signs. 7 eré. at Caten. tahed cian ee proscribed. A ra erway a development the only conceivable effect @ Senical fly destrovers, in the matter of re-| There. It will be of such importance that the matter these appropriations are fixed and mocessarr. Yt ’ ign hunters itn the olden time. _—- = —_ —— — —— a — ——— ne _ —— eee — _ _ - — uniforms. of determining just who is entitied to represent its ! , that there should be added to them! ~*~ ?°°*S* ©O8 & ‘tree on Ai. vac. | whether he travels alone or in company > A few months can bring about @rax- Mw. i KEENOYT. | stren v r rec Tv ~* ns may » -_ os : — ? a ly , _ , ™ ‘ ~ sca is > al + e > d ” - oe 408 ' wiatas : ‘ oe 8 rh. Letter Carriers’ Uniform Com.-' gth and oice its sturd) con ic tsene nd | ve One a * — sSa01eCc in tae A.? Wal ABS Pare a t ae , +3 olitical] changea, but fust at the present Rome cases of > jeon of the weighty questions whose decision will require su time goes on we mar expect the lists to = ST: Ne ee ee ee ee eee ee Cees Se Ces of fly poisens are do ; : . be ; ut ot é 7 Mita . Uu mm nhe- =) - - . -* -- " ¢ iii teaad prolonged and weighty consideration. At any rate, grow, adding the widows ani minors of the disabled; oe oa a Mica ones +r, en _ : . tc B. *® is peered Df*ca Use rour paper sup- nem 3 am article entitled “The § O'Clock Show. At bome ft may be slighted as only an insipid, 2.75- are potential beneficiaries some idea mar be form : rt er parc . CHILDREN’S RIGHTS ; So similar How m Be “Theater Fan.” I wish " ° the § : ‘ ; wae TesER JOST perts womans suffrage. He conciudes: “It | — oe re bt | “signed by & to’ percent brand of politics, but once fn four reats of the tmportance of the subject financial prob- - ow abe te the lation of the Post-Dispatch, | "7° t+ CBhicag> News i ‘ Seen poisoned b&b ad ' re _ a . stiles rm ¥ ~ ia ciTrcusAat.oen a tas Ss” 4 “ a - . if the “Theater Fan” would use his +). national gaugers certify to fits high-proof, XXX bet will surely play hell with the country.” T ome time and another statistics—-faGe ) and the deaths 2 evenings in going to the house pion, BC weaemeibtiniame Reali CON ee definite as brass tacks—are brought te ‘ infantum cat an God remaining studying SS ——$$ = = —-- — . a . hate . a A. : . > . . a a J . or at home d x. . mim a restaurant at Schramm cCitr view by some responsible agency giving & am ihe cases rep —- : ~ - _* . . - e : iis word he would not be bothered so EDITORIAL SPARKS. THE SAME BOY, TOO: ) ; a ‘ight upon or an intimate cross section of ren, from slightly auch about the crowded condition of a Wi Sir- What decame the man charged th@ i120. Often the facts so presented are eid to six or seve ei ——— fo Muneine Aeceunt : | other 4 by the police wi ‘stealing ! : sath animuinaiiedniniaiieess. diiachieiaen * | py) Game theater. = us. An election in Alaska is just as likely to de a snow- “o Running Accounts Here owner =v ig Ree stealing As | sometimes surprising. cccasionally shocking. “= Many cases these,chi FF ~- el . : August lI want Kim ¢t steal next August. idl moe aah 4 ®hneugh to tell wh slide as a landsiide.—~ maha World-Hera!d. : : J 4 on auween ta Getae tn ae most recent data supplies br the Chilédretae a . = ws " . _* . = ; oe i. = 5 tu QD ive J 2 33. ; : - " ° . as 7 « , Make War on High Rents. roprietor is in the reetaurant busin ; re oS —— es . — Ir 4D reau of the Federal Department of Laber 2 iuestivaed abe . chase. His sign re- is really doing i . m ™ Witte : that in this country pressing problems of and unleas seen ' the chances ar d Be the Batter of the Post-Dispatch. Luxuries cost so much nowadars that there is . | | & eften read the platform of princt- scarcely enough money left for the necessaries of | it na cy ty FA ao Se See " ~ ne , ai ee ene infestry ramets to 0S Se . : € the Bo your editorial columns, life.—Boston Transcript. — sane — hind the bar to the boss, : used to be one of the comedies of Repub- (tions “thought to be trpical” of broad | of the ness wi by the late Joseph Pulitzer. ; —— 44 back m the Gttice: es ican national conventions to hear Hi John- were found in one southern countr. whew : » Senget te will wd TE te en nee ower iP Siiitieis Gitbe MeAMbe. the erirtac! patched | : aa wMike Case; ‘good for a @rink: son cork about iying at the ne = eee Sracet. thirds of the white children and th ; tee ~ : maneeS. SO They have long been pants proletarian. does not try to corral the overall] - : . ; x a cae Mh ccsenmy pres ee Is Hi going to — Ps . this time of the negro children from % ts c “ espe: salty # | vote, he does not realize his opportunities —Chicago - ' } ae ora ie — — tener ‘ heipec reguiariy in the Seids, hn rapa siege x : Hie is.” sald the boss. A SONG OF THE SKY. harvesting the crops. Fiftr-one of _Anown, many of t €38907532478. — were under § rears and 110 were under 19 Mow to call medica in a rooming house in the colored AIR open sky. ne Emits or bare In one county 19 out of 257 white <2 Childrens ailments — = Owens: I'm surprised at your refusing me that and loan. One friend should always help another. Oke: / True, but you always to be the other. —Ex- per change. th a - Another reasen why we are not in favor of send- the tng uninstructed delegates to the conventions ts be- | @ause Wwe got in enough treuble by electing that kind ef ef legisiaters ——ialveston News. Mr. Peavieh saye that ene reason why he didn't only join the overall club was because he was afraid Mr- law Peavieh would give bis regular pants to the Sa!va- tien Army.—<talveston News the The movie star was sobbing «as if her heart « oul: . break, “Whats the matter. dearie””’ asked her Chicago. where the rent friend. “I want to get a diverce.” replied the tea ; been meade te aft as a one, “but my husband is so Seed to me that i cannot _ + W. B LINSLEY. ond any grounds —Film Fun i | MT 2 Providesce Jourcas * Am I doing all right? Saw the following sign tacked on the front of a building on Seventh street. between Wailnvt ard Elm streets No Park Between These ost. am net a licensed sign unter. so rfierse ive mea number AUCGUSTUS MUTT. iceman’s sign. Flic Janeiro. Brazil: Pure in serenity. Dright with its «tars, sandinbe , Is it not beckoning? Room here for thee, rents : | . Room to be bodiless, timeless and free! must/ bee pade in adrence, or elce rou lose rour rume. This am the maa- ager of de hous talxing nows Let us consider things of the sky, Home of the spirit. nerer to die. Numberless sums there ceaselessly burn, Mrrtads of planets tirelessiy turr. Ever evolving creatures and flowers. Loving and mating with God-given powers. Myrtads of sunsets, sunrises fair. High noons of gladness, Dieak Ww nters bare. Changing tn orderty musical flight, Donning and doffing robes of delight ree + T «« won a - Tired of earth's troubies~ Study it, love it, your home br and Free, open *ekr aMhowr | it or bars : Froet Seld Here : Pure in ecrenity, bright with ite stare nee er eee eeeeer ee «2 ee eevee eeeeeeeeeeaeee ee ec ee om li MI. WiILLIAM= age amd about the same prog negro children had never been te school 39 families in which there @ children of school age lived more than (ees ,ome-hal’ miles obliged to send their c county more than oene-= the children and routhe between 1° and 30 7 in the three townships covered br the surrey read and write t's anet preporticr ras anprerimany a" . oa iva im trvarcr and «hid 3. is evident that in mally a fundamentals of education and Sq there are childr Cading <«oase- ~~ ealthe ts. where it often to get a phyeieta: meSy dangercus to use These fly peleone a * ©@ the window are attracted ‘to alee are att racte: the wirdow «il! beir “=f the most dan CZ pose poisenous fly - kind any scheol!l and se. @ are as efficien Wares of catch 224 flr pelsens | net be ceed i 1% and one neare state. there has beet re time and patente ne a may viet Ce ~«enee of the peepit. . Sda fer health bettermer: are “ ’
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sf ss eS ee ee eae ih ie iy ae a “7 momen PAGE '-DISPATCH Daily Magazine a WOMEN'S PAGE ee genes — ¥ 9 : o al ! LEA 4 peg . Zi rst OVCT S SSS Bi —— et ca Jot Fleming Wilson ec - ahead. The storm was traveling at a| Me A; Sees ; aaa are Se > ciate ay eM, ries of breaking seas into the murk of the other hen There sa Kiss for Indemnity : ‘that ought to bring that perilous region sector of the storm. Hours later Rufus made his way to the chart- | a and nearer the goal he Was headed for. | ‘ : 9 tae dns ra ‘ ; te : % i é 4 £ ; a , , > £ | : e , - : X a ae s wie black fact confronted him—every hour i os ‘, Papi he ER fag BES — Nae ake a ~ room, found Peckham there, drenched, sodden BE SURE TO READ Ps : with brine, red as to the eyes, white as to lips : 1 closer to the storm's center the more | [@ . ~~: oe Suse Wee a! x: pe Reet: a ace et , - , wiy the peril. And most terrible of all would | @ Cer ea ce ts, Fos = pea Tne but unshaken. what moment when the Rose of Avalon won to m ~ : alts “a Pp pee eee WT Lit ~ “Was she—did you find’—he quavered. | ft windless vacuum, heart of the tornado. In | , — sa . Peckham grinned. He staggered across the fu- | ea he had seen the seas that rage in that | ! » £ ; \ riously dancing deck and flung a door open. The Y BRU NO LESSING fspot which mortal man has rarely seen and | old man peered in, tremulous and eager. On a | to tell of. wm ffes bunk, cushioned with many pillows against the | a — a yop par by more ? yp | ‘ Liege ' hee Ty. i f3 terrific lurches of the steamer, lay a girl whose Beginning in Tomorrow's Post-Dispatch, angers 1¢ crew of the steamer had | | yy TAS weet, upturned face was smil som am. -ontinui . ; fj welded into a compact, mutinous body by rg bat omg death ramaied on tan wire continuing Monday and concluding Tuesday. » hammering of the gale. They refused duty. pit opening at her feet, and she unheeding al] SS SSS —— — Sa menaced Peckham with death if he did not but her dream. | A voice clamored outside: “She's going down! | Her eyes conveyed her message to him, of @on- n aside and evade the growing fury of the | The old man crept on in, clinging as he went, | We're all lost!” ‘fidence, of hope, of promises fulfilled, of passion : He opposed them singlehanded. Hip- | until he bent over her. | Peckham’s tones carried clearly above the that is heedless of storms, of love that laughs an under shelter, inert and useless. “Cornelia!” he sobbed. turmoil. /at death. > st igth there for this emergency. She silenced him with an unconscious and “Will you marry me when we get back to th : 3) ; the young captain drove his men back youthful gesture of her slender hand. Her lips coast?” y 08 shinee Uneaten smashed dauremg Su rwork. He rated them with words which parted gently. | The girl considered this, her eyes closed. She. ham stood a moment, awkwardly, as though he ind carried away with sardonic shrieks. He With a crash the door behind them was burst | opened them for a moment to ask: “Will we get | | felt it on his mind to speak. Instead he gave them with blows that the hissing seas in and a huge wave thundered into the little back in spite of'—— the girl a look, profound and intimate. Then impotent. He herded them below, down cabin. It washed the old man into a corner, The young captain of the steamer now strug: | he went out, with no backward glienee, to his the clamor of the groaning ship drowned 'wracked the walls bare and dashed back with : gling for life while men despaired with eries | duty. ; ‘Yoices but his own. And at last, braced in a smashing violence. The girl opened her eyes answered that question simply, with a smile. k alleyway, choked with oil fumes. parboiled -and looked into the calm eyes of her lover. He | “Of course. I intend to.” at fame a. onsen pe Raaggengs stood waist deep, astride, immovable, and smiled Then,” she said simply, “ll marry wit (Copyright, 1920, by John Fleming Wilsop/) back. _ Harry.” drew away from his ravenous blood thirst, by his fiendish vigor, overwhelmed by ; jonate and reckless determination. HOME ECONOMIES | Pot Roast With Currants. | night long he fought with unwearying per- . ; “| By s Eliz: : ) vy Mrs. Elizabeth Kent. | URCHASE . : * : AS 44 ’ c He maneur ered the almost helpless - *. P of beef in a nell ote Ae ee be ee an aa a | wokseniien chuck vein or round: roll the meat in flour. Have ready some hot « hu it 2 . . : > ‘ ~ J a - Ly : —_ ’ . east humanity to the gale and his wolflike 3 ITAMINES is a word used only] ] 4 wt} é .-_* @-a °K AF S24 . Ne WS Tn oe : : Ln CARRS ee AY te ey s .£ eh » “ ——* 2 (THE END.) ee eee ee GA Sareea —_ --———— - ~—— Coe — et ene DAT ene a kettle of soup in a frying pan; in h every shadow. ‘ Fa: | HY bo inrenta tt ee -, every e) Time and again the men y r erie a, : up of two set 2 : —— Mi ran ‘this cook and turn the meat until ft that it is a substance necessary is seared and browsed be ait Geen 'd turned on him savagely, only to te . . ‘ : : . 5 Ta “ aaa ah. ae ae yw i it oe ‘errible purposefulness of the | | rT See Sane 2 ak oi . A | mage ois sage oy Bl ecttbenas Mh een By THORNTON W. Sa Set the meat in a saucepan, pour in _And in the end, because he had made the Pe ES = alt bute - : ty ss ES is 2 Baghat " ‘of that name. Vitamine means then | was As i ae +s cup of boiling water, sprinkle over survive, they consented themselves to , Pa ie ie em ey aa. | ; a substance in foods essential to Wy yy | (*} : k's : Qoar : | Soe 508 os the ent Nes ee ee ¢, to toil, to laugh at death. | ome Gray Opened Ber eves and looked ito a 435} crowth. Such foods as milk, butter, U1 ipead & UpMunk Ss He rets of a cup of dried raisins, cover the H the calm eyes of her lover. He stood immov- > -? ; eggs, 1argarine made from meat, : 3 ee vn close, and let cook where the instead himself, and the last, made an bi d led back ; ~~ fats. not. trom’ vegetable oils, fresh Never judge another by his looks or by his size: Water will simply simmer very gent- ‘to break the young man’s will. He, too, | ee veaipes aoeatel and vegetables eabtntn this The very smallest package may contain the choicest prize. ly; add water as needed, just enough r les, ‘to keep the meat from burning. The t Se te i a elt en ee eh eee ee Re Me ee aside. The Rose of Avalon breasted | been torn, the clouds eddied slowly and silence elevated rag of bunting that showed amid the/ substance. 6 ETER RABBIT, what are the |cause that is my secret,” he replied. | .o.er should fit closely to keep in the | howling dawn under full steam. i came farther sur f. } It weet be p ewsmese ok that v eee, P. hief differences between “y have it hidden underneath the | shan.’ Goats tae rind a antial = ph | 4 | are still mot completely understood. | 96 a4 : : ) , ) Rage sae 7 midforenoon the murk was still profound.| In that dead center of their world they lined. “Never can make it,” whispered the first But it was reco oo to many years Btriped Chipmunk ste ae wall on the edge of the Old! the meat is very tender, Remove | Scanty light showed nothing but ¢ ] | yo , wu - & ’ is ‘cousins, the Tree Squirrels?” asked | Orchard. meat to a serving dish: stir into the u umuituous | the rail of the wallowing vessel and peerea cut mate. ago that sailors are apt to suffer Old Mother Nature. “Rut even then I should think that | Hquid two level tablespoonfula: an seas tossing to the low-lying clouds. | into the dull blank of the south. A single spot “In no time the gale will break from the oppo-, from scurvy, if their dict includes| peter jooked very hard at Striped | all the sand you have dug out would | 14.) ang one-fourth of on of cold a i¢ barometer marked the lowest any man on the showed out of the welter, a small space r‘nged site quarter,’ said another. no fresh food, and that the disease | (~)i5nmunk, quite as if he had never|show and give your secret away,” | water; stir until boiling, let simmer ' ; #e . ars , q | ship had ever seen. with breaking surges, but containing within its Peckham laughed. “I'll take No. 2 boat,” he really —_ him neh He . is ooo Port ise eae bee 10 minutes, then pour over the meat | - 0 a : ' | ; ; — Smaller than the others, began fe- : &aP- | or sery i . Berv R O R 0 4 : — hpmeel a croeked To | eeenem ciecten small, dark, inkiike. pool. said clearly, and swung from the bridge. ter. “In fact, he is the smallest|pily. “I looked out for that,” said poe ‘cake erie ce pte oo. 7 P I N I O N , sno e. E ! | | “That's Broken Ring Atoll,” Peckham said Rufus ouconves! crept out to see that rescue. _- Squirre] I know.” Peter paused. turnips or squash and cabbage. The _— most at his word the wind swept off, the | quietly. “See that signal?” It was achieved while minutes ticked off the fresh Old Mother Nature nodded encour- | ai - a) (28 ‘currants may be omitted. b = | > fell back into the wave from which it bad ' A half-dozen peered and discerned the slightiy coming of the gale. The boat came back with its / | ,agingly. “Go on,” said she, “ — t to reproduce without = ——=————— iat inaarcirma ati a ’ “He wears a striped coat while the | = | | the leading publictate, . i | ee aed A GH Ea agen i, | ; : pea g AES others wear plain coats,” continued = ae f _ s on the questions of ‘a “a i + ; |Peter. “The stripes are black and +h | CHURCH NOTICES ty : | si ; ‘yellowish white and run along his "a HF WEEKLY U mc onn hn oO Mn Se nse Mirs. Solomon | | Ae | weber right down the iAlddle of his | * | CHRISTIAN SCIENCE back. The rest of his coat is red- | Y TALK. ; " | ) ; Ae 4 HF A ge H By John Bla ke. Says--- : dish brown above and light under- | ~ ane of the lesson sermon at each * ’ > . : , , "7 ; i p @ radical crowd that ; ; ; _ | ‘neath. His tail is rather thin and | “MORTALS AND “IMMORTALS” lock to a third party 2 Communicating With the Dead. Be; atl tae at alae flat. I never see him in the frees, | ¥ ; actpan TExacDesiae 9:21. ih to cause trouble; — Fs | T IS perfectly true that the dead speak to us. It is perfectly PIN tiie n yy lan 4 so T guess he can't climb. FIRST CHURCH, King’s highws J crue that they give us excellent counsel, that we gain knowledge seventh Hundredth W ife. ie! ; “T can, too!” declared Striped 2 | — wg eo =, * : if this crowd gets no ‘ and inspiration from them. FB ey i 4 ‘Chipmunk. “I can climb if I want we | boulevard, open daily from ® 6, m. to ill bob up at San Fran- — .. You can communicate with the poets from Chaucer to Tennyson, By HEI EN R Ow LAND. ay ng . me. Seo to, and I do sometimes. But I like! , ; wen a preter wen from & to 6 p. m. being made welcome, BP DR, MAX C. STARKLOFY,||| _*'* the philosophers from Epictetus to Huxley, with statesmen [| 1 7 '*" ORK oma. |the ground best.” | HNL Ae ny ton boylevard lig ee ne as they are expected me ann i. from Pericles to Abraham Lincoln. . . rs é 2 : | ie “Go on, Peter,” said Old Mother | ' al | THIRD CHU RC H. 332 : Nussell ave- ; pealth Commissioner of St. Louis. And from each you will receive a vast deal that will be invalu- 5 : Nature. H fas FOURTH CHURCH. 6560 F le on the big problems s Jif able to your career. N IDEAL husband, who hath ‘can be cleared up only by the intro- | “Hie seems to be very fond of old . || levard, 31 m and & p m., re is sure to be a | But ‘tt is through their books that these dead will speak to you, A founa one? duction of some such food as carrots, I stone walls and rock piles, more so}? ,, ~ Spr Ay ye "oae oe ee e radical vote; and ~ =e number of small children not through the spirit medium or the ouija board. For his price is far above) potatoes, orayges or pineapples. Re-|than his cousins,” continued Peter,| 7@"* vou. Peter,” said Striped it We dnesday, from 11 a, m, to S p, mj it will be exceedingly — ned by poisonous fily-de- The Sermon on the Mount, the greatest utterance of the world’s | Liberty Bonds, | a cently it has been proved that beri- «ang he is the Mveliest, merriest and Chipmunk softly. SPT H CHURCH Kieekermp’s Hal icallem enough there ~ *@royers is appalling. Formerly greatest man, can come as directly to you as it did to the disciples The heart of his wife delighteth in beri is a disease occurring among most lovable of all my friends. ; § 4121 South Grand avenue, ll a. m. « the air may be paper soaked with arsenic gathered reverently about to ear tt. him, and she shall have no lack Of those who use polished rice exclu- “Thank you, Peter,” said Striped he. “There isn’t a grain of wand | a) aaity 39 mene hae ae oo ‘but with scant prob- — Much used for these fly-de- The words of the great will ring through the ages forever and || ®?VY &mongst women sively in their diet, but not among} Chipmunk, softly. around my doorway. I took it all |} ois ait holidays, 2 to Op, m. nd ) than talk. A power- ‘dl ve A little piece of this was ever. You can hear them if you will listen. He ariseth at the first sweet note those who use also. the bran, and | “Tl never have been able to find out another hole BOIS distance 2 SA t™ . CEURC ee oan or d party is that, unless — fin an open saucer with some But you must listen with your mind. and not with your finger || 0f the alarm clock and putteth the probably, expecially, the gerin of rice, | hia home.” continued Peter. “That }#W¥@y, & sort of back door, and then avenues. 10:46 lie ature ridge nee of proportion and | and a little sugar. More re- tips. . 4 coffee on the fire. or fresh milk, fresh meat, or fresh jy one of his secrets. 1 know it is in | © losee ed {it up. If you please, Moth- wowt gots 3 i = phigh A Pr) 3 the fun of it, he must ™ Shallow boxes of tin with a You are fortunate in living in an age that is the heir to the | He bringeth his wife's breakfast , vegetables with the polished rice the ground and I know about where | ° Nature, if . am not a Ground at ft ofc lock nd ee iat he hopes to attain f through the top have come into wisdom and knowledge of thousands of years , to her bedside and serveth it with It was thought first that there it is. but I haven't found the en- | Squirrel, who », | a - ite 1903 Rallway Exchange a net , be out either to elect +a but on account of the habit of You are fortunate in being able to sit at the feet of the men who his own hands . were two kinds of vitarnines, but trance | guess this is all I know opyright, 1920, by hs "dele pUrgess | (Open dally from f'} m. to +f) >, m.. @&e- ring about the defeat — putting everything to their in all times have made the world better by their presence. He taketh in the cream and the/| most recent authorities give three; 1/apnout him. I should say the chief ( > of Fi el *sc Cooker. cept, Wednesday fa ye wolebena: | e, and the mail, and the newspaper’ fat soluble vitamine, found in fresh! qi¢terence between him and his cous- “are of Fireless c aim is defeat of the — 7% } seem to be as dangerous Solomon acquired great wisdom, though the number of his teach open saucer of poisoned | ers was as nothing compared to the number of yours. » The fact that sugar is added In every book store you will find gathered together al! that has and feedeth the . cat and the Pekin- rnilk. fresh xz eS, fresh butter, and | ing, the Tree Squirrels, is that hea green leaves; a water soluble vita- spends all his time on the ground Hie findeth his own things, and mine, in fresh vegetables, especially | elose to it while they spend a great ANY ‘ear ag omeone dis- Mi covered that by packing with | Dr. Emil C. Hartmann, D.M. -" ; es igestive AK + | T " ante ‘ : nner ; been poisoned by these fly By Sophie “nde aoe “0 analy ie, ee, ead eae certain eye — . ” pe oa ‘Inow. Those po kets must be very lining is aluminum. No « ther metal | DR. RICHMOND | and the deaths ascribed to. : Kay “a op pas aR P | nesses, cal te io” oe oS as “r ‘ wanna | handy. will preserve an wunrusted surface | - Ak oe infantum can never be | — s Cee ee eS | Oe a ee eee ee. eer “They are,” declared Striped Chip- | after years of service. “ ‘The cases reported are all LETTER comes to me which is , he was very anxious for his wife to. = Tae sme nee mour, PENENS | Gourvy injmhé forme and rickets ary i'munk. “I couldn't get along with- The routine care of a cooker, [9) HVS AND THE WOMAN OF THE WORLD” A sha kisses and compliments and confec- much more common ancocng our hil- out them. They save me a lot of obtain good results, is of the great é r “The wi pe of the seul.” from slightly less than a typical of many others in the like them as well. : ee) to six or seven years old. same strain. | As this woman was very much of | ssomery. dren than = 6 realise m Ss running back and forth in harvest / est importance. It takes very: el ar. M. ¥ cases these children are not | It reads: “I am one of those mor- a homebody, and did not travel | His mouth is filled w ith praises for A Gilet | that will Puss me ! - time. I can tell you.” time and effort, but the appetizing | “THE GOSPEL AND ROMAN IMPERIALISM” h to tell what they have . dissatisfied with them- much in the circle in which she his wife. and he admireth her HATS! and growth must therefore a — ©| “and the other great difference,” | results are absolute) dependent | CENTRAL CHURCH a if questioned about their ill- | tals who are kin ‘ou for some found herself, she always felt that Upon Saturday night he taketh his | not only food for fuel and building said Old Mother Nature, “is thé/| ypon it unless seen taking the | selves, so lam as | a she might say something or do wife forth to the cabaret, or to the in correct proportion, and the essen- Striped Chipmunk sleeps most of the After the cooker is used each tim WEDNESDAY CLUB, the chances are that the | #avice. ; something different from what was |Show; he dolleth up in his dress) ial minerals as corrective agents, but time in the winter, just waking up| wash and scald it thoroughly, dry WESTMINSTER AND TAYLOR, % mo Hiness will never be. “y am 24 years old and live in = expected of her. clothes without murmuring. also these mysterious vitarnines. Chil- occasionally to get something to ent completely and air well A closed Wedneeday. MW i”: De. Bichwmend ‘small town, so I dont meet many Finally she decided to “let go.” He putteth the studs in his own dren especially must have fresh | from his stores of food, and once 1 | cooker is like a closed room-—-It wlll livers his sacred lecture on “THE and it will be thought the, ) | a g cholera infantum. The | people. Now the thing is if only I She resolved she would forget about | Shirt, and powdereth his wife’s back | milk, fresh butter, fresh eggs and). while popping his head out on a/ have a musty emell. Keep the cov-; intelleet al "Tenteniée ar an “yedern is especially great to chil- | could a possible mistakes and talk to the’! without grumbiing. fresh fruit and hn eters # bright day to have a look at the| ere open, even if it must be wiped | Chureh | the foreign born for, as is respect. friends about things she knew. He doth NOT spend the evening in anette weather. A great many people call! free of possible dust each time Own, many of the foreigners The whole thing is a matter of Surely, she reasoned, they must be staring at other Women Salted Alseonds. ‘him a Ground Squirrel, but he is| Occasionally put a drop of cooking SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH to call medical aid in case consciousness. This ts true of mid- | interested in some of the things that!) When he goeth forth by his side, sein al ‘our. | more properly a Rock Squirrel, for| of] on a clean cloth and wipe over Westentaster Pines a6 Tastes be B ing Rettig: mibter oved thous. he likes stony places best. Striped ¢«he Jining of well and cover The y Ui n’s ailments. In country dle-aged and even elderly people as were familiar to her. the hear® of his wife rejoiceth in ; pl | ) where it often takes several well as with youth. And to her utter astonishment she 'him. He shineth amongst the un- ing OLN meg pete nga Chipmunk, you tell us how you make radiators, too, must be kept abso-* John W Maclvor Minister thea} remain in th oe _| your home.” |jutely dry. It ts bast to keep them . ’ bt get a physician, it is espe- I have told such people that the lfound there were many interesting | Kempt married men as a flower in a sant ahhn tha thine ot readily Ae pus to use fly poisons. | one means to overcome this trouble (things that she knew thoroughly field of alfalfa! | z , “9 age toe ose Revd then | “EL make my home down in the | where they will be warm before Witt Preerh at 11 A. fiy poisons are often ¢X-j|is to get away from themselves.|/ which the other people were very | Many husbands have been called 7 P a , ~ - hg Ad a tea- ground,” explained Striped Chip- heating. “God and Springtime’”’ the window sill because ‘That is the surest way. anxieus to learn something about. good'’—but HE excelleth them all. | tae | Pane ve ao fb peter aay # aon vats be “lr dig a tunnel just big Breaking is invariably due to ab- er. M. @tiracted to the Ught. 4 woman once wrote me, the wife, Thus, before she ered ne We } ing ee — nag Ate sccm 6 ened ‘ofl the posing Stir them ron enough for me to run through com- | sorbed moisture sucdenty CEPANaing “The New Birth’’ are attracted to the light! or a very splendid man, how she were anxious for her opinion on this, | ‘abors, which is tn ee eee ra til the butter is thorough- fortably. Down deep enough. to be when heated. Above all, do not leave 10 A. M.. Mole Wlble Close: » window ill being in reach is | just dreaded going out with her hus- ‘that and the other thing. It was not of the chitfonier and ONE hook in — ace Ye eh aaiegemegenth in + ‘ oinaits out of reach of Jack Frost, I make a jfood in the cooker after it has 10 A. M.. Wemen's ible Classes, , or the most dangerous place | band. He had a number of asso- very long before she felt very much | the clothes closet. an Gane = ages aK ld . Take nice little bedroom with a bed of | cooked It does not impro@e ft any wt: iieme te See poisonous fly-destroyers Of | glates whom he ares? socially, and at home. Go to, go to! Say not unto me sisilen fl os a mse and sift over grass and leaves. I make another | more than ft does to leave food in z= =t: The thing to do, in all such that no such husband liveth! ihe while het a dessertapeontul of ‘ttle room tn which to keep my sup- an oven which i cooling s i ig , ft to act a part For lo, I have known an hundred ' : t «a I have two i or S are as efficient and more instances, is to try no rapaatt. ; salt ar hake them well, When | pues Sometime _ , ECIT HAL 4 EON Ways of catching or ee. and a warning be issued to forget one’s own view of one’s such! But, alas, they do not get cold pom bong pr Shp suniedtieatin le chrae of these little roome. Alse, I Old muatin er eheesecioth euahes R AL OD fly poisons if used at all so that the coming summer does not own self: not to talk when you have into the newspapers Their names fram them If not dry when put in dig some little side tunnels. vers rood ervday hated ke $ thiets os wel Ln , Wore oi ph . . , the ; (“uit ‘nin ’ ~ifte yy be oo . iver ae hate het a *, i 5 acti i 1 & I Sate 2 I: = cod 3 3 be used in any home witness a repetition of there fatali- nothing to say of any value, and are not in the mouths of the mualti- the oven they will not be crisp. “But why is it I have mwever been for ‘ nilare , © ties and accidents that are Wholly when a subject comes up that you tude moncsipetinniitddignanasimananiaiens able to find the entrance?” asked equares and finieh around the edges oenninesy mer’ the ower and eomting visit. Certainly in our preventable. Arsenical fly-destroy- gre familiar with then state what cn vend ee ee In Japan a married wot.un msi Peter Rabbit, as full of curiosity with a running stiteh, white! | one ee teoty One ae ee for health conservation, ing devices are as dangerous as the you think just as you would at press agents obtain the permiasion of her husband | as ever found just as practical and much os ‘ i “ny an’ <cieaani ' t and educational pho&phorus match. They sheuid be | home. Selah -— antes to receive or invesi capiiale Striped Chipmunk grinned. “Be- quicker than hemming ' ot this peril should be ‘abolished. «Copyright. 1920.) ‘Copyright. 1920.) ,' * are children, or where F ss é : ae - . » Ca Ma rd + ~'F _ * —_ — Gus “ ‘ . ~~ * ~ ”~ & ‘ we
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Ne wowdEe - | PANTRY AuD ATE A JAR OF JAM AND THAT WAS 2 ie ‘tion. Presently the | N most of her time watching the Jam: He SSO YOUNG HE | yery wrevGt (tN He's IN THE tire HEA — fs He oa fore Por’s PRIVAT ‘fife p. , ‘aternly: “This lady says : VOL. 7 wa gomne reason for complaints. "Man nae wieenG. He's very FOND |} a \ TELL ‘You THAT ROOM N THIS House: | Yeute CELLAR’ ALMOST coweé. }.f / ¢; se we & mistake, : | had come and many had been settled | @& Yeu’ suPPese x GERD ernteitinitnidins¥ SATAN’S A BAD EBay. ot ¢ : prit, “I was looking for — . if a way that had caused sorrow to 6 se Vv CAN TAL tc | HELLO, seer )\ EVERYBODY iS awiem? young niece, whom I hag the boys of the school And this. Ww 1% SO You © +t? ‘OLD Dear: / \ TEMPTED Te be but who had been d 4 Ed To epring — A cone _ ome « “ TS Him ABov J How ARE / \WRtNG BY SATAN: a i. ae ee lady, wi | ball game © ecnooil rar eral) hatr, - ea tures, |vinced of hing.” f “What ts that? ‘Ww. Jett Lau “He's never laughed : of my jokes to fustify me & Statements ' him for a ioan.”—Bi 2 a | | | } Herald. ; 1 Board, Cites The Terrible Tempered Mr. E Renk.By Fox. -O- (Coprrtght, 1820) @ : — > - ‘The F aithful ‘Onija. “= 4 by Trade Cox ‘ ? | IM MNRIR T 12 UTR THAN J VET] V ‘Giger og p gin of sigan r MAUI lig RAN oil, AUN Jb Zi Half of Cost | PINGS MELLO, «S THiS YouMASEL? firs @IRene.: . > “Ties Bllthersby a sense ‘ { vernmel re 4 ae? sats ‘ By James J. "ahomaae | Pa Pvt SOARS PRAT Tash 4 | PRETEND You WANT AZ. | YES, You MNOW FAITHFUL OuWwA WENT our on ae the Washington ( z $ ; 7, STRIXe Bur 1 VE Gor A SIR Pr } ed by the wer has alr t In dozens of speeches he begs and beseeghes . | ts ¬her phase of t | The profiteer crew to beware. | 4 tion which is constant > The Record displays it in beautiful type | ! — ij} 'gmamciy, the canning ! In its issue the following day: ' +e ‘Mens made by the Fe : And, filling its mission of boosting ambition, ‘| ‘fe poesible to determ! 1 Another ad speeds on its way. t : *e. ee | sage to which the “s i? *. — a ere due respectively ‘ Whenever a statesman is hunting a means, PEPPEIR ’ " Aside {rom canned me } A broken down fence to repair, a branches of the caant t Or secking promotion with earnest devotion, % i and fish canning. Ai t He flies king-ed words in the air. ‘great meat Ley bs “?) a Pie ececmamen . a “wards control of these y With all that he says. cood or bad. MRS RRown warnrt \ is wit Sue ; ’ wnat ~ sey ag has ti ; Sens mn gener Phat increase in price Pile extent to increased And seon all the nation iu rapt conte eee Mire Is gazing agape at his ad. , TD KNOW UES eens woned | \cunMue’) | GOY THAT FAT - CUMP uP And straightaway the Record appears on the street | i at oe Compare this commercial Congressional sheet OuwiuA ANO Toce MER / \- great extent to increas ’ * ee With the papers you daily peruse. ; ad 4 @ JuSsT AS MR. BANG They offer you features by muckraking preachers. mee: wa) ' Increases in Canned il And pictures and headlines and news, Ms Cx , _ The great Mgt - ~ | And verses like this one—and baseball reports, _S® on) A wy ge “make it very fficult } “ WAS NEARI N ~ TH a HOUSE And comics, and feminine fads, : ay \Ss — — if ures which will corre: ‘ | And gossip and chatter and pure reading matter, ! \ ( vp sj / cost which enter into t THE BANG BA BY WAS DISCOVERED While the Record is nothing but ads! ( é . y> | The tn is ey oe ee —s ira Ta ~ . _Y | = f= AND NOT A = » Ping oA \ Din. i aDN yy J} U/ the eouttry. The. fol PLA ING HORSE WITH THE TREE ———, = =|], LIne oF == | Pome ® \ s } ~~ : | Brust then be taken as AGES seronc ET LAS ; ee [ Porionment of the prt — than de ; MR. BANG HAD PLANTED JuST Smarrent= | | 5 fan as ‘ni oop oe SH ————— a aaa TF =P (TSS! —0—- , : } . Pe _& comparison of data ————— SS =F — - 2 '. ositiv a In the Prohibition Belt. Uphill Work. Grocer: A dollar's worth of Jolt AND SO IT GOES. THE SPLIT MANTLE. _,_Did't Get Anywhere sth: Maud Eidert r RE ber the proportion of Redd: How its that Congressman | “You don’t mean to say. Squibbs, y. a oe "Senge elon ™ - theater seats is thaf the speculators dore Roosevelt that the two contend- “*-" 4 Sirer spoon in his moun age or fae es in oe _ wis go. ' a ~ profits merenten of yours? | that you haven't learned how to “Tes a ee what ther wuz Would want ten doilars apiece as ers for tne Republican nomination The Other But he never made Marie: Hiasn rece i never — A Aonuti : Greene: What 40 you mean by | drive your car vet! Whr, they tell : ’ a “ me rs a ro : — oe = PLBDBING , [. 4 — nl —— a ee nie “ Rnceee corn. No 2 «a onw a ee a - —« i ‘ % 7 : \/ j ANS +45 | yee ; FROM HIS CHEERFUL THE NOW THAT H&E am a ti gonna oy ee ; MIKE &1KE : profit APARTMENT -CA) Gor MADE HIM DISMAL ALMOST an | 2 pet 8 | ' - THEY LOOK MS that the gree WAS CLOSE TO THE GRDOOAB: . ) imereave in | _FLOCR TWENTYSTAO, AND SORE ; : THE KE, ee i. | ; — —. == «~~ —— —— ; , iy . c >" i m™ Pe We . coh Lo~ ° - oh . re - « jail i. an a “ ; d a ee ‘ ve 7 r: » » i) Nad Chow 4 é